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Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  1 


CHICAGO,  JANUARY  5,  1895. 


Subscription  Pkicb',  $5.00  Pek  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSfAfER  OEVOTEO  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIUDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.  HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KBRFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  [oan 

and  JTinandal  Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non  Residenta. 

WTLLT8  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           GEOBQE  I. .  WAENHE  , 
OoDsnlting  l-artner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

R.  W.  HYIWAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

nuuifi  If  1  o*4  i>>edriiorn  oireeii 

Telephone  Hlhln  112.             CtjicagfO,  111. 

QIIiBKBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                              D.  OOLBEBT . 
Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolpli  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

SpeclBl  altendon  given                                   /T-f  l  r~> '~»  <~rr~» 
Taxes  acd  Assessments.                          \J-J,X<_^cXy  , 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  RenM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortti 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■^41B*MILWAUKEE*AVENUEjie. 

Telephone  West  e9i.  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

KOH.  143  and  147  KaudulpU  •»!.. 
CHJCA*.  O. 

ThB  InvestmO  it  of  Money  'ii  G'-od  ►  ecurlllps  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

EDWIN  B     BEEIiDON.                                   EUGENE  H .  FISHBUBN. 
WM.  OGDEN  GBEdlN.                                    KANDOLPH  E.  FISHBDBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABUSHEO  1330. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OR 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogd.en  Bldg.,  34  Claris:  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

J-H.     149  LaSalle  St  ^ol."  1 

1  fa  79   ■         &  SRO" 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938i^tock  Exchanae  Bnildingr, 
VV  Cor.  Lia  Salle  and  Washinston  l^treets, 
CHICA4,iO. 

The  First  National  Bank  s  Gliicap, 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,C00,000.  Surplus  $3,C03  000, 

OFFICERS; 

iTMAN  J.  Gage,  President.             .Ias.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 
BiOHA^D  .1.  i-TBEKT.  Cashier.          Solves  Booe,  AssH  Cbsbier. 
Fbahk  E.  Ebown,  2d  Aas't  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS: 

i^AM'L  M.  Ni  EEBSON.       E.  F.  Lawbgnce.            a.  W.  Allebtom. 
F.  D.  Gbay.                     NoBMiN  B    Beam.          Neisok  Mobbis. 

a.  0.  NiCKSBSON.                  L.  J.  QAGE.                          EUGfNE  S.  PlEE. 

A.  A.  Oabfenteb.                        Jas.  B.  Fobgam. 

F.  A.  BABNF4,              Telephone  1931.              s.  m.  pabibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AMD 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

EDWARO  G  PAULING, 

ftortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstmBnts, 

Real  Estate. 

I*S  UA'sALLB  STREET,  ROOMS  IB  ANU  17. 

rE'.EPHONE  MAIN  25o,  CHICAGO 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 

FSTABLISHED  1879.                                       TELEPHONE  MAIN  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

Main  Office                    Branch  rfflce 
1  B7  &  1  89  Dearbor  n  St-        Ouiuiuei  bv.,  aijd  47th  st. 

i  el.  Oakland  287, 

 THE  

National  Bank  of  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

lEO.  SoHNEiDEB,  President. 
Valteb  L.  Peok.  V1o«  President. 

4  M.  A.  Hammohd,  2d  Vice  President.              OXTT/^  S  f*  r\ 
ABL  Moll,  Cashier.                                    ^-'DLlOii  I.TI  J. 

lENBT  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
EN  BY  U.  Keht,  2d  Asst.  Oashier. 

2 


The  reaL  estate  and  building  jodrnal. 


January  S,  iSi^ 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.Gr©  .  Traots  ■  Fvircliaseci 

Or  Su'bdl7iclecl  and  Managed  for  Owners 
30i  to  304  INTEH  OCEAIT  BUILDINQ. 

T£IiEPJaosrB  \9HH. 


Telephone  Main  698 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Petersoa)  manufact'rs  ot 

CARPENTERS'  MedLDINSS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ACRES, 

floil8B8  and  Lots,  Bilsiness  Propertu, 

Interest  of  Non  residents  protected. 

J.  C.  Magill  &  Co. 

8th  FJQor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

felephoue  Main  288.  CHICAGO. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

M  In  amounts  from  $-',000  to  {$« 
■5}  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  fs- 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

iSrancln,  63(1  arid  Marvard  Streets. 

Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS.  ^ 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  «»OK.  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street. 


OBIOAGO 


•o:- 


rx)ans  on  Real  Estate  .  also  BuUdlng  Loans 

Invesiments. 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


His  Hartford  Bnlldlns. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    BS     MBTKOPOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


F.  W.  8IBAU8. 


JACOB  STBAUS . 


PIMON  W.  STBAU3. 


STRAUS  BROTHERS  &  CO.. 


Tel.  Main  1677. 


128  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 
ACCOIIIIIT8  SOIilClTEU 

We  loan  money  at  lowest  rates  on  approved  collateral. 
The  makinsr  and  fielling  of  First  Alortsage  Lioans  on  Ini. 
proved  Keal  Estate  in  Chlcaxo  a  Specialty. 


Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.  Timber  and  mineral  land. 
Investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 
pondence solicited.    Collections  made. 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt,  Verriori,  Skag^it  Co., Washington 


Compagnie  Generale  Transatlantique 


FRENCH  LINE. 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


BERWYN 

FOR  S-A.LE. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg'' 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  l>earborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante  Are 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. , 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 

JAMES  G.  COZZKNS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Grand  Mediterranean 
Oriental  Excursion 


and 


With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

"LA  TOURAINE."' 

Departure  from  New  York  Febriiarv  6th.  Dura- 
lion  of  trip  63  days.  ITINERARY:  New  York  to 
Azores,  Portugal,  Gibraltar,  Spain,  Nice,  Messina, 
Syracuse,  Alexandria  (Cairo)  and  the  Pyramids.  Jaffa 
(.Jerusalem),  Smyrna,  Constantinople.  Athens,  Malta, 
Tunis,  Algeria,  Malaga,  Gibraltar,  New  York. 

Steamer  will  stop  at  principal  ports  a  number  of 
days  for  side  excursions. 

Reservations  now  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 

Genera)  Western  Agent.      1 66  Randolph  Street 


THE. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Ageni,  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


BANKERS  NATIONAL  BAN 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  0.  CRAFT,  Cashier 


l>epo»4it8  July  I'i,  1S9.3.  $I,.?3.3  98.S  71 
Dcpiislts  May  4,  1894  !»3,»78.048  91, 

"W©  solicit  your  toiasiness. 


MAg§NI<^  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manae:er. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY. 

ARCHITECT, 


Office  320  New  Kra  Bde. 
halsted  and  Harrison  Hts, 


Heeldeuof  647  Ashland  Boulevard, 


OHIOAGO 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  JHasonic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO. 

BANKERS. 

fieaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Baud  at  Lowest  Onrrent  Bates; 

120  LASALLE  STBEET 


5 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  Wide-awake  NruusPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE.  ^ 
WESTERN  SECURITIES  | 
BUILDING  ^ 
*NOTHE  RECORDS. 

t 

[  Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and  \ 
<  other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  ^ 
)  carefully  compiled. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  1. 


I^eal  ^state|Buildi9(5  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   -CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce 
Building  »nd  Real  estats 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators  Sales 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALEo 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JANUARY  5,  1895 


i.OO  PEK  annum;  15c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTJBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood. 


153-155  LaSalie  Street, 

Ctiicagfo. 


H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  IM VESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctiairiber  of  Commerce, 
CHICAGO. 


/Honey  LoanBd  Witliout  DammissiDn 

•31  On  improved  city  property  and 
■51  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Exanniners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  I'itles  Famished 


Chicago. 


E  .A.  CUMMINGS. 


SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  60SS. 


E.  A.  CUMMINBS  ^  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W-  Cor.Dearborn&Washlnston  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  18S4. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 


M.  S.  DENSLOW  &  CO., 

^  189  La  Salle  Street, 

For  Real  Estate  Investrr  ents 
For  High  Grade  Loans 
For  99- year  Leases. 

Make  Loans  and  Collect  Rents. 

Teelphone  Male  3251. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL,  CHICAGO, 

E.  S.  Dreycr  &  (g. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Ilarrieon  6  9    409-411  E00KER7  BLDG, 

H.  O.  ZCTTEBMBISTEB.    O.  H.  PDSOHEOK.    O.  H.  ZTJTTEBMEI3TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEBMEISTER  &  CO,, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 


9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building, 

'aneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specially. 


CHICAQO. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  SOHBEINEB 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  CO., 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3  I  09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Telephone  t^outh  661, 

Keal  E"tate  Bought  and  Hold.  Rente  C  Uected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  tttle. 


JOHN  D0LB8B.  J.  H.  BHEPABU 

BSTABLISHBD  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORSr 


HABDFA0TUBISB8  AND  DSAIiBBS  HI 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Iluz.  - 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -  OHIOAQCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  14(19. 

r  articular  attention  paid  to  Mscadam  Boads,  Drives,  Bonle 
vardB  and  Boads  In  n««  Bnbdlvliloni, 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE/IL  E2TPTE,  INZURpCE,  LDpS 

Sonth  OhicaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  Bidg.  cHirACO. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


iSoi  MAN-'ATTAN  BUI'  DING, 
3'6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Saite  211  Home  Insurance  Eailding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  NfsotlatPd 
on  •'^p'oved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Re<^^dents  Attended  to- 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD'NG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

W.  H.  BOWERS, 

Real  Estate,  Loans,  Renting  and 

INSURANCE. 

341  Thirty-first  Street, 

Bet,  State  and  Pearborn.  renr  Ele<'rt<-d  Boed. 


NQTAFY  PUBLIC 


CHfCACO 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIUG  JOURNAL. 


January  5,  1896. 


FOR  SALE  o. 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111. 

The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

^VISED  AND  OaKBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALli  liETTBBS  MUST  BE 

UABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 

advebtipED  except  whebe  the  ownee  OB  na  AG -NT's 

AT>nREH3  IS  QIYICN. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Oottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone  front 
bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000,  inoombraooe 
$15. COO.  Would  take  ohoioe  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  15. 

^iohigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  12-room  stone  front  house. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  South  Englewood. 

\Uo  Choice  double  deep  lots,  near  Humboldt  Park  cheap. 

Bnnoh  of  lots  at  Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value, 

^■200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  $125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  20(i  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154,  cheap. 

Price  is  $550;  oaah  $354,  balaoce  in  monthly  payments 

of  ?7.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  8  E  Gross,  and  can 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Juoiata  av.    Address  Clinton  W.  Raeeb, 

37  W  Snnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  building 

Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R,  also  street  car 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  $4,500;  sell 

for  $45,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1506,  79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner  i 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.    $1,850  will  bay  it. 

Commission  to  agents,  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind. 
Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal,  17-room  frame  house;  rent 

«.50  month;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  $4,500;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  oer  front  foot.  S  13. 

"^ood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  cottag,  3 
lots  clear;  valne  !S2,50U.  Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago, 
flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vinoennes  and  Cottage  Grove  ave,  with  net  in- 
come of  10^,  price  $50,000.  A  first-olasa  investment. 
See  owners  for  full  particulars.    L  11. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Jayton  st,  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  S-story  brick  resi- 
dence; price  $5,500.    Address  B  90. 

■)earboin  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26  x  135;  3  story  and 
basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  years 
'ease  at  $1,400  per  year;  price  for  a  short  time  only 
$  12,500,  }4  cash .    Address  Z  33 . 

)ivision  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-ruom  frame 
oottage;  Fine  corne'  to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,CO0 
cash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold  water, 
gae,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clatk  st;  price  $2,3(0;  easy  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Wells  et,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168;  price  $11,000.  Address 
Z  33. 

WUBT  BIDE. 

L  shiand  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-story  aod  bapement,  brick  with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  $26,500;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  Address  L  12. 
Jeautifnl  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $1,200 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encumbrance,  which  will 
be  extended  to  suit  pnrctiaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.  Address  G  12 
Carroll  av>  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
„.  j  34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  >  ...  , 
°'    1  29  3-10x100   n  35x128  f  ^'"^  ^■^^"'■y  ^^'^ 

jasement  stone  front  houses,  will  be  sold  for  lesB  than 
lonseBooBtto  build.    Address  0  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvements.  S  w  cor  Balsted  and  Addison,  9734x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor  Wilgon 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,000,  F  11 . 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,(  0(1  as  part  payment.  E  8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $3,760,  a  bargain.  H.  S.  Dietrich  <k  Co.,  Room  29, 
9U  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 

price  $2,400.    Address  B  90. 
Union  Park  pL  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 

V34  6-I0xl0l»  )  120x128    )  „   .  ,  . 

)  29  3-10x100  (  i  35x128   }  ^-Btory  and  basement 

stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  houses 
oost.    Address  C  11. 
Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  oottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 
fromOgden  av  cars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L  12. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEVEBIiY  HITjLS. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  26  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
cash  balance  $10  per  month.    D  12, 

BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  Bt,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z33. 

OHIOAOO  beiohts. 
Chicago  Heights — Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
oottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  building  and  loan  association  payable  ic 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  wilt  sell  at  prices  that  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.     Choice  property.     Address  C  15. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  tirst-olass  6-room  oottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  60  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10'!.  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beautifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  fool;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100  or  2(  0 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVES . 

Academy  Addition,  60  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $300; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Larg(>  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoor'es;  cheap.    Address  H  16. 

tONGWOOD. 

Longwo/'d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rock  Islanb 
depot,  60x190,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,  ^  cash.    B  1. 

UOBOAN  PABE. 

Armour  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  $1,600 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRES  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnoia  C  R  B.  Price  $5(  0 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  -z 
houses  8  rooms  $4,260;  9  rooms  $6,900j  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
<fc  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Laealle  st. 


Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  68>5xl65,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Raveiiswocd  vacant  and  improved. 
Llotd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  ht,  or  1242  East  Ravenswod 
Park. 

WESTBBN  BPBINQB. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  60x200  each,  20,C00  square 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 

WILMETTE. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beautiful  suburb  on 
lots  50x140  feet;  three  blocks  'rom  depot;  price  $2,600; 
serms  $260  cash,  balance  payablf*  $25  per  month. 
Address  O  4. 

WINNETKA. 

Winnetka-  Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  loaned  to  bnili.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  inolndiug  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  larging  from  $8  to$75  per  front  foot,, 
40  minutes  trom  center  of  city  and  40  trainee  a  day.  ho 
house  built  to  oost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnat.. 

MIPOELIiANEOUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  U  rooms; 
delightfully  situated  ic  a  beautiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  oorrt  house;  terms  $1,(00  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.  H 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottonwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 180.000  and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Ai  kanens 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  ,S09. 

CALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prisiog  choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prones,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  46,  Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  deF-irable  residence  on  Adams  st  (1(0  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  bf;en  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Addres^s  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  3(.0(0  lich  rolling, 
27,r00  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  .30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (sellirg  at  $76  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  3(  9. 

OOLOBADO. 

C  -loradc— For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonassessable, in  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Creede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  as  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0f'0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'age,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  5(0,(00  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,' ( 0  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to 
15,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  iu 
Floiida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price  $1.50,  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Womau's  Temple,  Room  il09. 

ILIilNOIS. 

Illinois — New  50-barrel  custom  flnnr  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  builc  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,00(1.  in  best  part  of  State;  most  be  sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  much 
more  than  asked.    Address  S  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— 150  barrel  all  roller  flour  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  throughout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day ; 
establiBhed  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
A-ldress  S  14. 

LABEFOBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University.  Five  acres  on  shore.  Address 
C  16  Exolustve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,600  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  liooro  3(  9. 


January  5  i895  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


TBXA». . 

Texas,  Foley  County. — Gceat  bargain  for  gala  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bQil^iisg  or  honse 
and  lot  in  snbnrbs  or  a  good  bnsiness  in  Chicago.  Y  U  3 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

36  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bareau. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA . 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASKA. 

Western  Nebraska-- For  sale  or  eiohange  for  city  property 
choice  farm  lands  in  weeteru  Nebraska.  Will  fisp-'me 
incumbrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  aery, 
Chicago.   


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  St,  8  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  |3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
ohan  je  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
|4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56 S2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-story 
dwelhug  jn  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  i-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,000  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1, 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Inonmbrance  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  wil'  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  doe  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property . 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant .  J .  R.  Ltman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Qarlield  Park,  pricb  $7,500. 

Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 

$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 

business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 

vacant  lot  or  farm.    Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 

Leiand,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^  x 

122;  this  is  a  snap  for  bailders,   as  houses   sell  quick. 

Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 

per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,0C0. 

Price  $10,000'.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 

$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 

Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEBWYN. 

Berwyn — (On  the  O  B  &  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  building  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.  T5. 


OLABENDON  HILLS. 

Clarendon  Hills,  on  Barlington  road,  6  acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.  John  M.  Seobist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

downeb's  oaovE. 
Downer's  Grove— Fine  snbarban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,001  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  bnsiness  property,    M  11. 

BNQLEWOOD. 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incambranoe  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood,  III. 

Englewood— 3  lot?,  ole>»r;  $1.8  '0  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  located  West  Side  flat.    M  11. 

OAK  PABE. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13  room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  Phtall,  Jt6  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

bogebs  fabk. 

100-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,fi(0,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


oalifobnia  . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  honse,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  Tliis 
tract  is  located  ojose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  im  proved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oonsidored  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBOIA . 

Georgia — 550-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olesr; 
$I5,00P;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

ILLINOIS. 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160  acre  Sc.othern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Franklin 
Co  Rental  cash  $S.OO  per  acre;  price  $8,000:  clear. 
Address  W.  G.  Phtall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  56. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  ,'eet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  P^state  Ofhoe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  hon^e  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5'H).  Will  take  about  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  loi  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,50'i,  encumbrance  $606,  dae  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4C-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barp  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  %  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  f  6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  honse  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred      B  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  far  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOELLANEOUS. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bnsine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
ecerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Boom  705, Unity  BIdg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5c  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  torn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  705 
79  Dearborn  st. 


PROPERTY  TO  LEASE. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olasa 
apartment  bouse.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PARK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  honse  and  born 
in  the  vioinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
•""our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  Uonse-    Addresrt  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — The  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phtall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn,  Njrth  or  South 
Side,  $5,000  to  $6,000.  1-IOth  cash,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  partioolars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  oiher  property,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   AddrebS  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,000  will  buy.  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Roe  <fc  Co,  68  N  Olinton 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  building  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,500  for  cash.    8  1. 

OUT.«IDE. 

ILLINOIS. 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  ia  exchange  for  city  property,  improved  an-* 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Addreso  M  1,  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau. 

MICHIGAN. 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Richabdson, 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  12. 


LOANS  WANTED. 

EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applications  fo"*  loans  on  Evanston 
prcperty.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


west  bide. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  until  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  correspond 
eats  wanting  timber  lands,  orchards,  and  other  desirable 
Southern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  various 
states  South.  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  R  309. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  5,  J895. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75|000  fo'  3  or  4  yearsi,  first  mortgage  on 
$31  0,000  worth  of  flrst-olass  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  ntreets  improyed;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dednoted  from  amonnt  loaned.  For  partinnlars 
address 

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therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
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Second  — It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
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home  people. 

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and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

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table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos 
sessed  by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

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first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh. — From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily  The  manage- 
ment, wiihout  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
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attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

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Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  5.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


The  year  is  hardly  advanced  enough  to  permit  any 
definite  prophesies  as  to  its  business  prospects.  The 
weelcs  immediately  following  the  holidays  are  al 
ways  less  active  and  promising  than  those  which 
closed  the  old  year,  and  so  a  feeling  of  quiet  almost 
amounting  to  despondency  is  sure  to  pervade  at  this 
season.  It  is  a  time  for  stock  taking  and  interest 
paying  and  for  making  plans  rather  than  for  achiev- 
ing results. 

It  is  well  to  be  hopeful  of  the  future,and  the  prevail 
ing  feeling  just  now  is  that  the  year  on  which  we 
have  just  entered  cannot  but  be  more  prosperous  than 
the  one  that  has  passed,  but  it  would  be  rash  indeed 
in  the  face  of  recent  experiences  to  make  any  definite 
promises  for  the  next  twelvemonth.  The  best  cri- 
terion of  the  future  is  the  past,  and  the  past  viewed 
through  the  long  perspective  of  a  dozen  years  or 
more.  What  occurred  last  year  is  by  no  means  cer- 
tain to  be  repeated  this  year,  but  the  course  of  events 
during  the  past  decade  or  more  is  reasonably  certain 
to  be  duplicated  in  kind  during  the  coming  years.  A 
glance  at  the  past,  therefore,  is  sure  to  be  instruct- 
ive. 

Recent  statistics  show  that  the  annual  yield  of 
grain  in  this  country  has  quadrupled  since  1880,  and 
that  the  yield  of  cotton  has  nearly  doubled.  The  pro- 
duction of  coal  has  increased  five-fold,  and  that  of 
pig  iron  four-fold.  There  is  five  times  as  much  capi- 
tal invested  in  cotton  mills  now  as  there  was  in  1880, 
and  three  and  one  half  times  as  much  capital  in  saw 
and  planing  mills,  and  the  lumber  product  has  in- 
creased in. value  by  just  about  the  same  ratio  in  the 
last  fourteen  years  The  last  census  report  (1890) 
gave  the  value  of  all  property  as  $11,534,261,000,  as 
compared  with  $1  941,000,000  in  1880.  At  this  rate  the 
real  wealth  of  the  country  is  doubling  every  fifteen 
years — not  a  bad  showing  in  spite  of  periodical  panics. 
Farm  assets  also  make  a  good  showing,  having  in- 
creased fro-n  $2,314,000,000  to  13,182,000,000,  and  farm 
products,  which  are  at  present  greatly  depreciated  in 
exchange  for  gold,  have  increased  from  1666, 000, 00 ('to 
$850,000,000.  The  same  is  true  of  manufactures. 
While  the  capital  invested  in  manufacturing  is  now 
more  than  three  times  what  it  was  in  1880,  yet  the 
value  of  the  manufactured  product  is  only  about 
twice  as  great,  showing  a  decided  falling-o£E  in  val- 
ues. Taken  altogether,  the  present  is  far  in  advance 
of  the  past.  The  increase,  to  be  sure,  is  in  volume 
rather  than  in  values,  but  this  is  the  fault  of  na- 
tional finance  rather  than  of  real  national  prosperity. 

Gold  is  still  flowing  outward.  A  large  shipment  is 
expected  for  to-morrow.  There  is  no  reasonable  ex- 
pectation of  a  cessation  of  thesb  exports  until  all  the 
gold  in  the  national  treasury  is  exhausted.  So  long 
as  treasury  notes  are  exchangeable  for  gold  it  will  be 
possible  to  continue  the  process  of  exporting  the 
metal  by  merely  demanding  it  at  the  sub-treasury. 
And  when  the  gold  reserve  is  thus  depleted  another 
issue  of  bonds  will  be  called  for.  This  is  fun  for  the 
bondholders  but  death  to  the  government,  and  the 
sooner  the  entire  currency  system  is  radically  changed 
the  better  it  will  be  for  all  concerned. 

The  week  on  Wall  street  has  been  one  of  waiting 
and  watching  for  pointers.  The  prevailing  sentiment 
has  been  bearish.  Railroad  reports  showing  de- 
creased earnings  have  tended  to  strengthen  the  im- 
pression that  the  times  are  at  the  worst  for  railway 


properties,  especially  in  the  west.  Legislative  un- 
certainties at  Washington  are  keeping  back  whatever 
of  the  investment  interest  there  might  otherwise  be. 
Such  important  measures  as  the  railway  pooling  bill 
and  the  new  currency  plan  are  a  menace  to  specula- 
tive activity. 

The  first  sensation  of  the  year  on  the  Chicago  stock 
exchange  was  the  practical  default  in  January  inter- 
est of  the  Lake  Street  Elevated  Railway.  This  can 
hardly  be  said  to  be  the  fault  of  the  Lake  Street  peo- 
ple themselves,  but  it  may  result  in  a  reorganization 
of  the  road.  It  seems  that  the  money  to  pay  the  in- 
terest with  was  obtained  from  the  Columbia  Con- 
struction Company,  a  Yeikes  organization,  and  was 
deposited  with  the  American  Trust  and  Savings 
Bank  for  that  purpose.  It  now  looks  as  though  the 
Columbia  Construction  Company  would  demand  in 
court  a  return  of  their  money  or  an  equivalent  in  the 
maturing  coupons,  which  latter  would  give  them  a 
prior  lien  ahead  of  the  bonds,  and  possibly  would  en- 
able them  to  force  the  company  into  a  receivership. 
On  the  strength  of  this  coup  Lake  Street  Elevated 
Stock  sold  at  unprecedentedly  low  figures  for  the  rest 
of  the  week,  and  Alley  "L"  and  the  surface  stocks 
likewise  sold  down  sharply.  It  was  a  bear  week  for 
railways  to  begin  the  new  year. 


Uhattanooga. . 


10,350,700 


16,000,417 


Total,  U.  8.  145,256,867,220  |54,165,436,6C2 
Oities  BzoldK  N.  Y.  20,365,590,249    No  retarns 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax,  " 
Hamilton     "  . 

Total,  Oan... 


1617,216.395 
310,897.418 
48,006,770 
22,345.782 


|568,7.S9,C64 
309,494,818 
60,104,338 
37,825,076 


9.0 
0.3 


$998,466,365  |976,163,296 


32.3 


16.0 


20.0 
41.0 

2.2 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 


REVIEW  FOR  THE  YEAR. 


1894 

New  York...  124,327,566,663 

Ohioago   4,321,041,447 

Boston   4,138,282,301 


Philadelphia. 
St.  Lonis.  .  . 
San  Franoisoo. 
Baltimore  .... 

Pittsborgb  

Oinoiunati ... 
Kansas  Oity  .. 
New  Orleans  . . 

BaSalo  

^ilwaakee. . . . 

Detroit   

Lonis vill».  . . 
Minneapolis  . , 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 


3,040,607,457 
1,124,377,053 
654,249,370 
670,611.431 
649,779,627 
635,572,760 
478,620,104 
434,672,471 
196,859,428 
214,764,903 
288,912,644 
309,679,908 
311,008,814 
241,956,616 
241 ,652,300 


Cleveland   245,093.683 

St.  Paul   183,354,007 


Denver  

ludianapolis. . 
Uolnmbns  .... 

Hartford  

Richmond  .... 
l^ashington. .. 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. . .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven. . . 
Savannah  .... 
Springfield. ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 
Syraoase  .... 
Des  Moins3. . . 
Qrand  Ha jiia 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sionz  City... 
Lob  Angeles  . . 

Tacoma,  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

JaokBonyille. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham . . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton 

Fall  River  

Akron  

Springfield. . . 

Canton  

Fremoiit  


137,124,109 
187,365,477 
174,447,300 
101,175,262 
112,206,277 
83,764,393 
115,760,831 
73,991,263 
94,958,676 
91,752,508 
68,363,962 
73,457,468 
69,531,179 
108,136,361 
64,769,937 
60,684,977 
61,893,340 
66,967,088 
69,803,107 
44,763.239 
52,449,189 
39,641.145 
27,040,788 
30,826.113 
36,072.872 
48,564.650 
33,367,889 
46,400,406 
28,673,773 
14,670,406 
16,605,908 
19,469,832 
23,549,921 
20,579,978 
21,883,416 
16,819,062 
24,377.216 
18,471,971 
17,468,000 
40,268,819 
9,636,762 
8,251,965 
7,897,400 
4,046.088 


1893 

$31,261,037,730 
4,676,960,000 
4,577,920,664 
3,403,489,065 
1,138,240,212 
699,286,777 
705,826,367 
665.209,318 
642,369,600 
447,724,593 
6C  0,901,032 
219,803,094 
329,321,562 
322,274,444 
322,764,077 
332,243,860 
296,415,692 
287,647,000 
267,885.841 
207,679,487 
185,003,902 
198,762,594 
159,601,800 
J  13,928,206 
114,360,360 
94,790,922 
103,536,682 
88,898,485 
83,571,342 
84,962,490 
75,038,923 
78,742,656 
75,096,680 
96,801.886 
69,309,722 
64,it56,632 
66,988,643 
60,729,807 
57,426,975 
46,198,728 
46.691,338 
46,927,438 
41,623,806 
42,608,272 
44,242,199 
49,091,328 
42,023,478 
44,434,104 
34,744,216 
17,470,016 
29,113,699 
19,287.365 
26,087,864 
25,416,901 
23,018,868 
17,907,336 
19,447,447 
18,345,880 
15,404,200 
40,563,774 
12,116,506 
9,712,073 
7,367,509 
4,649,499 


Percentages 
Inc.  Deo. 
22.2 
7.7 
9.7 
10.6 
1.2 
6.4 
6.0 
2.3 
1.0 


7.0 


9.4. 


10.6 

13.6 
7.4 


11.4 


21.6 


12.6 


13.2 
11.4 
34.8 
10.2 

4  0 

6.3 
18.4 
16.0 

8.5 
11.7 
26.6 

6  7 

11.3 
1.8 
11.6 

16.9 


22, 
6. 
7, 

6, 
5. 
6. 
7. 


3.1 


4.9 


1.0 


25.2 
0.8 
13.3 


13.7 
35.2 
26.8 
18  0 
1.1 
20.7 

16.6 
14.0 
46.9 

10.6 
19.9 
6.4 

6.9 


0.7 
19.9 
14.9 

6.7 
16.6 


ABSTRACT   OF  CHICAGO  BANK  REPORTS. 

The  reports  of  twenty  one  Chicago  national  banks 
to  the  comptroller  on  Dec  19,  1891  show  that  the 
average  reserve  is  slightly  be'ow  that  reported  under 
the  October  call.  It  was  .^hen  .33.5  per  cent.  The 
loans  and  discounts,  however,  have  increased  about 
$■3,000  000  in  three  months,  and  the  individual  de* 
posits  are  also  larger,  indicating  that  the  conditioa 
of  business  is  improving. 

The  following  is  an  abstract  of  said  reports  as 
prepared  for  the  comptroller: 

RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  discounts  ...  894,042,364 

Overdrafts   311,918 

United  States  bonds  to  secure  circnlation  1,650,000 
United  States  bonds  to  secure  United 

States  deposits   555,009 

United  States  bonds  on  hand   938,500 

Premiums  on  United  States  bonds    139,423 

Stock  securities,  etc   6,144.721 

Banking  house  furniture  and  fixtures   818,315 

Other  real  estate  and  mortages  owned  ...  826,103 

Due  from  national  banks  not  reserve  agts  13,559,122 

Due  from  state  banks  and  oankers    4,054.71» 

Checks  and  other  cash  items   88,898 

Exchanges  for  clearing  houses   5.669,135 

Bills  of  other  national  banks   1,241,701 

Fractional  paper  currency,  nickels  and 

cents   25,182 

Lawful  reserve  money  in  bank,  viz: 

Gold  coin    16,889,659 

Gold  treasury  certificates    3,047,420 

Silver  dollars   310,136 

Silver  treasury  certificates   I,93'i,0(i9 

Silver  fractional  coin    316,281 

Legal  tender  notes    9,536,729 

United  State -i  certificates  of  deposit  for 

legal  tender  notes   1,010,000 

Five  per  cent  redemption  fnnd  with 

treasurer   71,k50 

Due  from  United  States  treasurer    75,00 1 

Total  resources   $163,299,390 

LIABILITIES . 

Capital  stock  paid  in   $20,900,000 

Surplus   15,.'>33,700 

Undiviled  profits,  less  expenses  and  taxes 

paid     2,642,021 

National  bank  notes  issued   1,485,000 

Less  amount  on  hand   584,915 

Amount  outstanding   900,085 

Due  to  other  national  banks...   36,504,904 

Due  to  state  banks  and  bankers   22,516,299 

Dividends  unpaid      31.560 

Individual  deposits   67,951,051 

United  States  deposits    464,596 

Deposits  of  United  States  disbursing  oflSc- 

ers   35,113 

Total  liabilities    $163,299,390 

Average  reserve  held,  32.16  per  cent. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  at  the 
office  of  the  City  Auditor,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  antil  January 
9,  1895,  for  the  porchase  of  |200,0(0  4  per  cent  City  of 
Cleveland  park  oonpon  bonds  maturing  April  1,  1924. 
These  bonds  draw  interest  from  April  1,  1894,  and  both 
priDcipal  and  interest  will  be  payable  at  the  American 
Exchange  National  Bank,  in  New  York  City,  interest  pay- 
able semi-annually.  No  bid  will  be  entertained  unless 
made  on  a  blank  form,  which  can  be  obtained  on  appli- 
cation to  the  City  Auditor.  The  bonds  are  all  of  the  de- 
nomination of  f 1,000. 


8 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AST)  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  5,  18  5. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  week. 


BANE  STOCES.    Par  $100. 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohiosgo  National  

Commeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Eqnitahle  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankins'  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings..,. 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co  6b 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Calumet  Electric  3t  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Case  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  5b  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  Gs. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  yeari*  (extec8ion)193y 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4J^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  Gs  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  Honse  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditoriam  lst  M5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Ch  of  Com  SVC  6-20  58  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  Ss  . . .  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  . . .  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  6s  ^t,od 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  C  Oo  Ist  oon  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld5sl90n 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Co  58 ... .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issne  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  6  


Amount 

AdI 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Bid 

Aeked 

1  UUU  UU" 

1  1  7lZ 

i^U 

1  OOU  UUU 

b% 

4>  1  AQ 

y  lUo 

von  Aiin 

Of, 

1  9<t 

•  **>Kn 

t  nun  f\f\(\ 

■  'OftR 
]  doO 

o  nn/i  Ann 

aa 
b% 

tl36 

1  f .f\f\  nnn 
1  U'*U  UUU 

1  oa 

osn  nfiA 

o* 

znn  nnn 
Ov'U  uuu 

*>% 

t*  nnn  nnn 
O  UUU  UUU 

1  9tf 

1  col' 

cnn  nnn 
0\'y  UUU 

.  .  . 

+1 1  n 

4*  1  1  n 

1  nnn  nnn 
1  UUU  UUU 

4-QQ 

QQ 

qnn  (,(\c\ 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10<J 

t350 

500  000 

6% 

200  000 

»% 

fioo 

500  000 

20% 

2  00(1  000 

12% 

2  000  OCO 

W% 

1  000  oon 

S% 

1  000  000 

12% 

t235 

750  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

12% 

1  000  000 

200  000 

"e'% 

500  000 

6$ 

■|"160 

2  000  POO 

tl25 

500  000 

Amonnt 

Bid 

Aked 

$     350  COO 

1  250  000 

89 

93 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

9934 

8  166  000 

800  000 

100% 

101 

681  000 

■{■106 

2  206  000 

7  600  000 

7  R 

77 

3  000  000 

Ol/ 

Oi 

4  619  60( 

101^ 

mi  3z 

400  000 

+  •  no  J. 

1  250  000 

1  m  1^ 

260  000 

900  000 

If  0 

1  600  0' d 

660  000 

I  lUU 

1  lUU 

600  000 

1  ilJU 

75  00( 

2  COO  OOC 

10  OCO  000 

90M 

9'M 

4  646  OCO 

1-85 

83K 

66 

59 

1  500  COO 

t99^ 

991^ 

500  000 

105 

tl05 

1  850  0(  0 

tioi 

101 

2  360  COO 

104 

tl'  3i 

3  400  000 

t91 

tl03 

217  000 

t92 

4  100  OOt 

103 

1031^ 

1  50n  cor 

tioi 

2  000  000 

tl03i 

I03i 

1  000  coo 

427  000 

95i 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCES. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co. . . . 
American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  C  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co.. . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co  

"      Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  Pack  «'  Prov  Oo  flfd  


Amonnt  ^q] 
Oap  Stocfe.  D 


i  1  250  000 

6  000  00() 
3  569  65*1 

10  Ol  0  000 

1  000  00' 

2  OOC  COi 
£626  OiiO 
£625  000 
£200  ()00 
£aO(i  000 

7  600  000 
9  TOO  000 

500  000 
25  000  0'  0 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  OOC 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


6% 


12% 


12% 

m 


Bid  A'ked 


31 
69 
61 


27 
46 
53 
171^ 
316 


184 
148 


24 


32 
60 
53>^ 


47 
5i 

17M 
326 


200 
1481^ 

17 

26 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pollmati  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

"  "         "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  tLast  quotations  given. 


£775  000 

1% 

13 

14 

£775  000 

H 

38 

29 

£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  000 

n 

t43M 

10  000  OCO 

68 

vo 

500  000 

30% 

6  500  000 

12% 

262 

265jji 

2  600  000 

1% 

113 

115 

18  000  OCO 

20 

dO  000  OCO 

H 

tl64 

4  POO  OOC 

*% 

16 

16H 

1  000  OOO 

7% 

65 

1  600  COO 

7% 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

■i5% 

13  189  000 

9% 

12S% 

130}4 

2  260  000 

T60 

t60 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  29  Diamond  Match  Co,  111.1471^ 

Oal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Co  68  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .10 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  12^  Mil  <fe  Chi  Brew  Oo  ....  12^ 

Pfd....  27  "  "  Pfd.  281^ 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  46  NY  Biscuit  Co   66 

"  "      Pfd. 60  NOhiStRR  2625^ 

Chicago  Gas  Co  72^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...  1 7 

Chi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  . . . .  H^g  W  Ohi  St  R  R  1221^ 


DAILY^SALES. 

Saturday,  December  29,  1894. 


OAL.  &  GHI.  CANAL  &  D.  OK. 

60  593^ 

W  CHI  8TBEET  B  E. 
150  1251^ 

55  126 

100— ao't  126 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 
50  13^ 

125  14 

5   14I4 


METBOP  LITAN   NAT  L  B  K 

10  176 

STBEEl's  W  CAB  LINE. 

10   .17 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

168  1714 

160   17% 

50  ■  17% 

200— ao't  1714 

560— ac't  171^ 


200— aoot  13%  250— ao't!.!.  '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.17% 

150-ao;t  isy^  300-ao't  17^ 


200  -ao't  

♦6f— ao't 


.14 


Monday,  December  31,  1894. 


INsBB.  PACK,  ft  PBOT.  00. 

100   11^ 

OHI.  BBEW.    &  MALT.  CO. 

25  13 

BTBEEES'S  W.   CAB  LINE 

51  17 

NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

60— cash  2641^ 

50— acot   266}4 

OHI  &  S.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

6  ^7}4 

25  r,% 

50  18 

10  18% 

50— ac't  17>^ 

100— ao't  17^ 

450-  -ao't  17% 

15(1— ao't  17^ 

2(0— ao't  17^ 

60— ao't  


W.  OHI .  BTBEET  B .  B 

10  126 

10   1261^ 

6   12614 

60  126% 

60— ac't  126 

50— ac't  1261^ 

100— ac't  126;^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATEDS.  B. 
40   14 

4  14% 

85  1414 

7   15 

50— cash  141^ 

200 — Boct  14 

150— ao't  141^ 

6f-0— ac't   14;^ 

100— ao't  14 

100— BOOt  14^ 

800— ao't   14% 


Wednesday,  January  2,  1 895. 


AM.  EXCHANGE  NATL  BE 

8  120 

NEW  TOBE  BI-OUIT  OO. 

60   67 

WESTEBN  STONE  OO. 

7  60 

STEEEt's  W.  CAB  LINE. 

150  17 

OHI.  OITT  e'y. 

31   320 

OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  CO. 

4   46 

30   

13  47 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B    B.  CO. 

ICO— act  266 

50— acct  2653^ 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 

200  30 

100  31 

160   ,,  313^ 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL., 

252  148 

CHI    &  S.  8  BAP,  TBAN.  CO. 

160    16 

10  16% 

210  161^ 

70  16% 

65  17 

100  -ac't  15% 

100- -ao't  IBj^ 

900— ao't  16 

200— ac't  lf% 

56<— ao't  16<4 

4(0— ac't  ...  l6Va 

2^0— aoot  l^% 

60— ao't  16% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

to  11% 

7  11% 

360  12 

6  12% 

15  1234 

78  12% 

50   12% 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B, 


12 
6 
10 
12 

2 

lOO 
150 
50. 
50 
60 
100 
150 


.125% 
.126 
,12634 
.127 


—ac't   1263^1100— ao't 

—ao't  125%  300— ao't 

-ao't  126 

-ao't  126% 

-Bo't  126^4 

-ac't  126>^ 

-ao't  126% 


46  12% 

1  14 

5— cash  12% 

350— ac't  UU 

400— ao't  11% 

127%  250— ac't   

 12 

 12% 

260— ac't  1234 

450— ao't  12% 

50— ac't  12% 

50— ac't  12% 

60— ao't  12% 

100— ac't  13 


Thursday,  Januarys,  1894. 


HESTKBN  STONE  CO. 

30  60 

STBEET'S  W.  OAB  LINE. 

2  17 

OAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  &  DOOE  00. 
100  69 

200— ao't  69 

CHI.  TELEPHONE  CO. 

21  175 

CHI.  CITY  b't 

89  320 

ItJTEB   PACK    &  PBOV.  00. 

70  11 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  03. 

13....  29% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
66  148 

60— ao't   ....  148 

W.  OHI.  8TBBET   B    B  . 

5   

6  

150  

60 — 08.=  h  

260— ao't  

250-  -ao't  

60— ao't  


OHI 

20. 
150. 
75. 
70. 
70. 


&  S.  S.    BAP.  TrSN.  CO. 

 15% 

 15% 

 15% 

 15^ 

 1634 

300— ac't   15^ 

160— ac't   16% 

450— ac't  15% 

200— ao't  15% 

200— ao't  16% 

100— ac't  15^ 

300— ac't  16 

50— ao't  16% 

50— ao't. 

LAKE  ST. 

25  


10  

55  

45  

204   

25  

2  0— ac't  

5r— ao't  

450— ao't  

90  —ao't  9% 

'8  2fO— ao't   9% 

ao't  9% 

ac't    9% 

300-....  Ii7'   /' 


12434 
124% 
125 
124% 
124% 

l'-^^^  300- 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 93^ 

 9% 

 t»% 

  9% 

 10 

 1"% 

 9 



 S% 


100— ac't  

Friday,  January  4,  1894. 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  O  '>, 

8  170 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

60   30 

CENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CO 

6  .'53 

CHI.  OITT  e'y. 

1   320 

OHI.  BEEW.  &  MALT  OO. 

45  13 

CHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  03. 

196   46 

STBEET's  W  ,    CAE  LINE 

70  17 

INTEB.    FACE.    &  PBOV.  CO. 

60 — aoot...  10% 

60  -ac't.  10% 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  E.  00. 

60— ao't  26? 

50— ao't  263% 

50- ao't  263% 

50— ao't  263^ 

50 — ac't  26434 

50— cash  263% 

OAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  DCOE. 

5  58% 

10  69 

260— ao't  68 

60— ao't  68% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

32   14734 

60— acot  147^ 

50— ao't   .147% 

60— aoot  147% 

100— ao't  147% 

260— ac't  148 


OHI    As.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  01. 

89   16 

1"  16% 

41   163^ 

50  16% 

250.-.ao't  16 

300— ac't   16% 

60— ao't  16% 

200— .ac't  16% 

10(— ac'c  ."  16% 

60— ao't   16% 

W     OHI.  STBEET  E.  B. 

10   123 

6  ...   124% 

li9  125 

15(  — ac't-  12234 

5C-ao't   1223! 

300— ac't  122% 

650— acct  123 

60— ao't  123^ 

fO— ao't  12435 

50— act   124% 

60— ao't  124% 

100— ao't   125 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  E.  B. 
182   10 

35  10% 

12  10% 

10   10 

95  10% 

1"  l''^ 

52   10% 

fO— ac't   9% 

650 — ao't   10 

2(10— ao't   10% 

30"— ao't  10% 

60— ao't  10% 

200— ao't   10% 

10  —ao't  10% 

200— ao't  10% 


Astoria,  Ore. — Proposals  will  be  received  by  H.  G.  Van 
Dosen,  cierk  of  tha  board  of  water  commissioners,  for 
i>20(i,000  of  5  per  cent  30  year  water  bonds  of  the  city  of 
Astoria.  Interest  will  be  payable  on  January  1  and  July 
1  of  each  year,  and  both  principal  and  interest  will  be  pay- 
able in  gold  coin  in  New  York  City.  Seoorities  to  the 
amount  of  $75,000  will  be  delivered  to  the  purchaser,  and 
most  be  paid  for,  on  April  1,  1895:  another  |76,000  will  be 
delivered  on  July  1,  1895,  and  $60,000  on  October  1,  1896. 
The  purchaser  will  be  obliged  to  pay  accrued  interest  from 
January  1,  1895. 


January  5,  i*»  S 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


9 


REAL,  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  week  just  passed  has  seen  the  close  of  one  cal- 
endar year  and  the  beginning  of  another,  and  though 
holiday  festivities  are  not  conducive  to  real  estate 
activity  the  transfer  list  indicates  that  preparations 
are  even  now  being  made  for  a  year  of  energetic  work 
on  the  part  of  real  estate  dealers.  Under  date  of 
December  26  two  transfers  of  subdivision  property 
were  made  which  show  that  lots  are  still  in  demand 
in  the  best  sections  of  the  suburbs.  W.  H.  Cairn- 
duff  and  wife  convey  to  A.  R.  Tressler  127  lots  in 
Winnetka  Park  Bluffs  for  $166,850,  and  A.  R,  Tressler 
reconveys  the  same  property  to  W.  H.  (Jairnduff  for 
the  same  consideration,  taking  back  incumbrances  on 
the  lots  to  an  aggregate  of  $50,000.  Mr.  Cairnduff 
has  for  some  time  been  a  representative  dealer  in 
Winnetka  Park  property,  and  this  trarsaotion  repre- 
sents but  a  small  part  of  his  extensive  interests  in 
that  suburb, 

J.  Buehler  has  sold  to  R.  Williamson  50x120  feet 
northeast  front,  on  Milwaukee  avenue,  100  feet  south- 
east of  West  Chicago  avenue,  for  $30,000 

W.  J.  Andrews  has  sold  to  J.  R.  Putnam  for  $60,- 
000  25x132  feet  on  Dearborn  avenue,  west  front,  92 
feet  south  of  Goethe  street. 

S.  A.  Whittemore  has  sold  to  P.  Seipp  58^x132  feet 
on  North  State  street,  northwest  corner  Burton 
place,  for  $.17,000. 

W.  E  Ayres  has  sold  to  J.  A.  Hayes  for  $d3,000  QOix 
94  feet  on  forty-third  street  100  feet  west  of  Prairie 
avenue. 

These  sales  are  indicative  of  the  present  mood  of 
the  market,  and  they  are  of  interest  as  showing  what 
present  values  in  their  respactive  localities  are.  No 
other  evidence  is  needed  to  prove  that  values  have 
not  shrunk  appreciably.  In  times  of  financial  des- 
pondency real  estate  becomes  inactive,  but  real  values 
remain  practically  unaffected.  Except  in  exceptional 
cases  where  it  has  been  necessary  to  sacrifice  hold- 
ings to  secure  cash,  there  has  been  no  considerable 
loss  in  value  to  holders  of  real  estate  though  every 
other  form  of  property  has  depreciated  from  one- 
third  to  one  half. 

Two  large  sales  which  have  occurred  of  late  in  the 
course  of  commercial  business  may  be  cited  as  ex- 
amples of  values.  The  George  H.  Friend  Paper  Com- 
pany sells  to  J.  H.  Friend,  for  $100,000,  50xl26i  feet 
on  St.  Lawrencb  avenue,  i98  feet  south  of  Forty-third 
street.  John  York  conveys  to  the  John  York  Com- 
pany, a  recently  organized  corporation.  20  8x1  lOi  feet 
on  Halsted  street,  100  feet  north  of  W.  Twentieth 
street  east  front,  for  $176,000.  In  both  of  these  sales 
it  might  be  diflaculc  to  separate  the  value  of  the 
ground  from  that  of  the  improvements,  bnt  neither 
sale  indicates  any  depreciation  in  values  following 
a  great  panic. 

The  property  numbered  92,  94  and  96  Michigan 
avenue,  b9  feet  north  of  Randolph  street,  west  front, 
<i4xl30  feet,  was  sold  by  R.  L.  De  Zeng  to  J.  R  Todd 
for  $115,000.  This  has  long  been  considered  the  heart 
of  the  wholesale  grocery  district,  and  this  sale  is  of 
interest  as  indicating  the  approximate  value  of 
property  in  this  vicinity.  The  frontage  of  64  feet 
sold  for  about  $1,800  per  front  foot  including  im- 
provements. 

A  considerable  number  of  new  buildings  are  being 
projected  and  architects  report  that  they  are  busier 
now  than  for  many  months  past.  Residences  pre- 
dominate. l£  is  not  surprising  that  men  of  means 
should  take  advantage  of  the  present  time,  when 
material  and  labor  are  at  the  lowest,  to  build  homes. 
Tne  building  permits  for  the  past  week  numbered 
39  for  a  total  cost  of  $288,000,  as  compared  with 
44  tor  the  week  last  year  and  a  total  cost  of  1 198,000. 

A  trust  deed  in  favor  of  the  Equitable  Trust  Com- 
pany and  covering  a  99-year-lease  of  the  ground  upon 
which  the  Unity  Building  is  located  was  filed  this 
week.  This  deed  is  dated  Jan.  1,  1895,  and  runs 
until  Jan.  l,  1915.  The  consideration  is  $400,000,  with 
interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable 
quarterly.  It  was  given  for  the  purpose  of  edeeming 
400  bonds  of  $1,000  each  and  was  signed  by  John  P. 
Altgeld,  president,  and  E.  A.  Kimball,  secretary. 


BIBLBY  WAPEPOySE  OWNERS  0RG4NIZR  A  NEW 
COMPANY. 

The  largest  warehouse  on  the  North  Side  has 
been  sold  or  rather  conveyed  to  a  new  company,  who 
will  operate  the  present  house,  but  who  will  build,  it 
is  claimed,  another  warehouse  ten  or  twelve  stories 
high.  The  transfer  includes  the  fee  in  all  of  the 
frontage  on  the  north  side  of  the  river  between 
ClarR  and  Dearborn  avenue,  covering  an  area  of  320 
feet  on  the  river  by  200  feet  on  Dearborn  avenue 
and  200  feet  on  Clark  street,  or  a  total  of  64.000  square 
feet.  The  name  of  the  newly  formed  company  is 
"The  Sibley  Warehouse  &  Storage  Company.  The 
consideration  named  in  the  transfer  includes  the 
business  of  the  old  company  and  is  $1,150,000  It  is 
the  intention  of  the  new  corporation  to  increase  the 
capital  stock  and  make  additional  improvements 
The  addition  will  be  drawn  by  Jarvis  Hunt  in  the 
Monadnock  building. 

ELEVATOR  TO  COST  $500,000. 

A  tract  of  land  of  about  six  acres  located  between 
105th  street  and  the  Port  Wayne  &  Lake  Shore  rail- 
roads has  been  purchased  by  the  Albert  Schwill  Co, 
of  Cincinnati,  O..  from  the  Title  Guarrantee  and 
Trust  Company  for  $14,000.  They  will  at  once  com- 
mence the  erection  or  a  large  elevator  with  a  capac- 
ity of  750,000  bushels  and  a  malt  house  of  brick,  nine 
stories  high  at  a  total  outlay  of  about  $500,000. 

ACRE  SALES  AMOUNTING  TO  $167,600 

A  number  of  sales  made  by  Andrew  Dunning  & 
Co.  since  the  first  day  of  November  are  now  being 
closed  and  are  reported  for  the  first  time,  amounting 
in  the  aggregate  to  $167,900.  The  property  sold  com- 
prises the  following  tracts: 

82  acres  near  Forest  Glen  and  Jefferson  Park, 
being  lot  6  of  Assessors  Division  of  Section  4  40-13, 
sold  for  account  of  Peter  Hansen  to  Nelson  Thom- 
asson. 

60  acres  in  Section  20-40-13,  fronting  on  Ridgeland 
ave.  at  $800  per  acre,  for  account  of  Robert  Hastings 
to  Charles  F  Linscott.  The  last  named  property 
will  be  subdivided  and  placed  on  the  market  as  lots 
immediately.  It  is  one  block  from  Dunning  station 
on  the  St  Paul  railroad  and  lies  between  Warner 
ave.  and  Irving  Park  boulevard. 

131  acres  in  Section  17-41-12,  at  the  crossing  of  the 
C  &  N  W  and  the  Wisconsin  Central  railroads,  with 
large  frontage  on  both  railroads,  at  $500.  per  acre 
for  account  of  Lucius  G.  Fisher  to  W.  Scott. 

93  acres  in  Section  18  which  joins  the  last  men- 
tioned tract  and  is  intersected  by  the  C  &  N  W  rail- 
road at  300.  per  acre  for  account  of  J.  H.  C.  Schwake, 
to  W  Scott,  The  last  two  mentioned  sales  are  the 
culmination  of  and  in  addittion  to  sales  made  earl- 
ier in  the  year  by  the  same  firm  in  connection  with 
Utitz  &  Heinmann  of  three  acre  tracts  joining  the 
last  two  mentioned  above,  and  the  entire  tract  is 
now  owned  by  the  same  party  who  is  developing  it 
as  a  first-class  manufacturing  town.  A  large  factory 
is  now  building  and  contracts  have  been  closed  with 
several  others  to  begin  work  in  the  spring.  The 
laud  is  very  high,  with  great  natural  beauty  and 
having  the  C  &  N  W  and  Wisconsin  Central  railroads 
for  transportation  lines  is  brought  in  immediate 
connection  with  the  Calumet  Terminal  and  North 
wesiern  Belt  lines. 

NEW  BUILDINGa. 

Mr.  V  Hellstrom  1121  Masonic  Temple  will  build 
for  H  Nelsen  at  1621  Melrose  street  a  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flat  building  with  terra  cotta 
and  stone  trimmings.  It  will  be  finished  in  oak  and 
cypress,  have  mantels  of  hard  wood  and  best  sani- 
tary plumbing  to  cost  $6000.  The  building  will  be 
22x.'^'6  feet  in  dimensions  and  contain  all  the  latest 
improvements;  also  a  three  story  flat  building  of 
pressed  and  moulded  brick  finished  in  oak  and  cy- 
press with  all  improveir  snts  for  P.  M.  Johnson  at  1225 
Oak  Grove  ave  22x53  feet  to  cost  $4500;  also  a  two 
story  and  baseme  .t  flat  building  for  Mr  M.  J.  Fah. 
erty  at  1046  Addison  ave  of  pressed  and  moulded 
brick,  22x56  feet  in  dimensions  to  cost  $3600;  also  a 
three  story  siore  and  flat  building  Blue  Bedford  stone 
front  for  Mr.  O  W  Petersen  at   1279  N  Halsted 


street.  It  will  be  25x56  feet  in  size  andwlll  coBtl 
$5£00. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Oak  Park  has  been  one  of  the  leading  suburbs  in 
activity  the  past  year.  Erastus  Sipperly  reports  the 
sale  of  over  $100,000  worth  of  residence  lots  in  that 
vicinity  this  season  and  says  the  outlook  for  the  new 
year  is  very  bright.  A  large  part  of  the  property 
sold  has  been  for  the  home  building. 

Mr.  Wm.  T.  Lesher,  architect  and  superintendent 
reports  a  4-story  and  basement  store  and  flat  build- 
ing on  State  street,  100x86,  to  be  finished  in  hard- 
wood throughout,  with  steam  heat  and  all  other 
modern  improvements;  cost  of  improvement,  $60,000. 
Also  a  4-story  and  basement  building,  100x86.  adjoin- 
ing above,  with  all  moderm  ioaprovements,  to  cost 
$60,000;  owner,  Wm.  R.  Linn.  Also  for  E.  L.  Smith, 
a  4-story  and  basement  store  and  flat  building  on 
Division  st  west  of  Wells  st,  33x106,  with  all  modern 
improvements;  cost,  $20,000.  Also  for  Jas.  Willis 
a  4-story  and  basement  store  and  flat  building  on  the 
northwest  corner  West  40th  and  12th  street,  50x70 
feet,  to  cost  $18,000.  For  Wm.  M.  Dee,  2  story  and 
basement  stone  front  flat  building  on  Calumet  ave- 
nue, north  of  4lst,  26x65  feet,  to  cost  $9,000. 


NEW  STREET  CAR  LINE  TO  IRVINE  PARK. 


REAL  ESTATE  OWNERS  JUBILANT  OVER  THE  PROS- 
PECTS OF  CHEAP  TRANSPORTATION 

Electric  trains  now  run  over  the  tracks  laid  some 
time  ago  on  Elston  avenue  and  other  streets  to  Irv- 
ing Park. 

Begining  at  the  point  where  Elston  avenue  runs 
into  Milwaukee  avenue  a  short  distance  north  of 
Chicago  avenue,  the  new  line  runs  directly  north  for 
over  three  fourths  of  a  mile  where  the  direction 
changes  with  each  half-mile,  until  flnally  it  becomes 
almost  straight  northwest  shifting  slightly  and  with 
much  regularity  it  passes  Division  street.  North 
avenue,  Bloomingdale  road,  Armitage  avenue,  Web- 
ster avenue,  Fullerton  avenue,  Diversey  and  Bel- 
mont avenues  of  the  east  and  west  thoroughfares 
and  far  beyond  Western  California  and  Kedzie  aven- 
ues it  goes.  Every-half  mile  there  is  some  sort  of 
railroad  crossing;  but  in  most  instances  these  are 
only  switch  tracks  and  the  motorman  slackens  his 
pace  but  littl-^.  when  he  crosses  them. 

At  present  the  cars  will  run  only  to  Warner  av- 
enue, where  are  the  barns  and  office  of  the  line. 
However  work  is  being  pushed  on  the  cleaning  of 
the  track  as  far  as  Montrose  boulevard,  Irving  Park, 
the  end  of  the  line.  It  is  expected  in  a  few  days  to 
have  the  cars  running  from  Montrose  boulevard  to 
Milwaukee  avenue,  a  distance  of  five  miles.  The 
track  was  all  finished  some  time  ago.  The  cars  are 
new  and  of  the  latest  improved  pattern. 

Thursday  night  the  run  from  Warner  to  Milwau- 
kee avenue  was  made  in  twenty-one  minutes. 
When  the  line  is  in  good  running  shape  and  the  ma- 
chinery perfected  it  is  thought  that  the  run  in  from 
Irving  Park  can  easily  be  made  in  twenty-five  min- 
utes. No  transfers,  however,  will  be  given  at  Mil- 
waukee avenue,  so  that  it  will  cost  the  Irving  Park 
people  10  cents  to  come  into  the  city  by  street  cars. 

The  power  house  for  the  new  line  is  located  at  the  ♦ 
corner  of  Roscoe  street  and  California  avenue  It 
is  fitted  out  with  four  Eraser  &  Chalmers  Corliss 
type  engines  of  500-horse  power  each,  and  with  four 
Siemens- Halske  generators  of  the  direct  coupled 
type.  Power  is  to  be  furnished  at  this  house  for  the 
lines  in  Lincoln,  Milwaukee,  North  and  Fullerton 
avenues,  as  well  as  for  the  lines  in  Elston  and  South- 
port  avenues,  which  are  now  in  operation.  The 
cars  in  use  in  Elston  avenue  are  each  equipped  with 
two  twenty-five-horse  power  General  Electric  "800" 
motors,  type  K  contractors,  series  parallell. 

The  new  line  reaches  a  large  number  of  people 
who  heretofore  had  little  access  to  street  car  lines, 
and  it  is  expected  that  from  the  start  patronage  will 
be  heavy.  ^ 

This  is  however  only  the  main  branch  of  the  new 
road  as  projected,  particulars  of  which  have  been 


10 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNaL. 


January  5,  18p  5 


ft   twice  published  in  the  jodrnal  during  1894.  Prop- 

■  erty  owners  in  the  north  west  pection  of  the  city  are 

■  rejoicing  over  tne  bright  prospects  of  a  splendid 

■  suburban  street  car  service  in  the  near  future  and 
I  prices  of  real  estate  as  correspondingly  buoyant. 

I  CHICAGO  BANKS  ACQUIRE  3,000  ACRES  OF 
I  LAND. 

Five  leading  Chicago  banks  are  now  extensive 
land  holders  in  the  southern  part  of  Illinois  as  the 
result  of  the  loans  of  state  funds  made  by  the  late 
state  treasurer  Eufus  Ramsay.  These  banks  are  the 
Horn  Exchange  bank,  the  National  Bank  of  Illinois, 
I  the  Chicago  national,  the  Fort  Dearborn  national 
p  and  the  Metropolitan  national.  The  real  estate  left 
on  their  hands  is  about  3,000  acres  of  farming  lands 
in  St.  Clair  county.  In  exchange  for  these  Illinois 
farms,  according  to  the  statement  of  Carl  Moll,  cash- 
ier of  the  National  Bank  of  Illinois,  the  Ave  banks 
paid  into  the  state  treasury  between  850,000,  and 
$61,000  each. 

The  five  banks  >vere  sureties  on  the  bond  of  the 
late  treasurer.  Their  officers  signed  the  bonds 
but  were  not  personally  responsible.  The  fact  that 
I  that  there  was  a  deficit  in  the  state  funds  was  first 
brought  to  their  knowledge  by  Mr.  E.  P.  Ramsay, 
who  succeeded  his  father  in  the  office  of  state  treas- 
urer. About  Nov.  20,  he  came  to  Chicago  and  told 
the  bankers  that  about  §{00,000  had  been  loaned  out 
by  his  father  and  that  it  must  be  made  good.  Mr. 
Blount,  cashier  of  the  Chicago  national  bank,  and 
Mr.  Carl  Moll,  went  down  to  Springfield,  examined 
the  books  of  the  treasurer  and  found  that  his  state 
ment  was  correct.  Each  bank  paid  from  $50,000  to 
$60,000. 


CORPORATIONS 


It  is  a  question  whether  there  will  be  a  proper  ad- 
justment of  relations  between  corporations  and  the 

\  public  until  there  is  a  clearer  understanding  of  the 
duties  of  the  government  to  the  corporations.  It  is 
stated  that  corporate  bodies  have  no  soul,  while  the 
reverse  is  true,  being  composed  of  many  souls  under 
the  authority  and  law  created  by  the  state.  The 

^  state  clothes  a  body  corporate  with  the  right  to  join 
many  souls  into  one  body  and  thereby  creates  a  sub- 
ject with  functions  the  Creator  did  not  endow  man. 
By  virtue  of  the  authority  of  the  state  the  corpor- 
ate soul,  and  frequently  the  legislature  passes  laws 
restraining  such  joined  souls  from  exercising  their 
rights  as  empowered  previously  by  the  constitution 
under  which  they  invested  capital  in  good  faith. 
National  banks  are  examined  by  the  government 
and  their  affairs  controlled  as  a  public  trust.  Every 

I   corporation  should  be  examined  by  the  government  as 

.  scrupulously  as  our  banks,  and  their  condition  should 
be  published  monthly:  or  such  corporate  bodies 
should  never  be  empowered  as  a  great  sensitive 
joined  soul  by  the  state.  If  the  state  clothes  with 
authority  a  corporate  body,  to  receive  money  it 
should  protect  the  public  from  deception,  in  like 
manner  as  it  compels  the  banks  to  conform  to  cer- 
tain rules.    A  tax  should  be  laid  upon  corporations 

1^  to  cover  the  expenses  of  examination  and  simple 
forms  of  leports  under  oath,  should  be  prescribed 
and  the  corporation  should  be  compelled  to  publish 
its  statesments  monthly  in  news  papers  for  one  week. 
If  the  state  ass\imes  a  greater  responsibility  than 
the  Creator,  let  it  not  shirk  its  subsequent  duty. 
Individuals  are  careful  to  do  right,  or  go  out  of  busi- 
ness. Corporations  are  compelled  to  be  dishonest 
often,  because  of  the  abuses  of  the  corporate  powers 
by  dishonest  men  whose  chicanery  has  caused  the 
false   exclamation    "corporations   have   no  souls" 

»  thereby  causing  sufferings  which  have  led  to  unjust 
legislative  attacks  upon  corporaiious  and  laid  heavy 
burdens  upon  the  money  invested  in  them. 


Hightatown,  N.  J. — Bonds  of  thid  mnDioipality  to  the 
amount  of  $40.f'00  will  probably  beiftuod  for  water-worl r, 
sewers  and  an  eleotrio  light  plant. 


CEICASO  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 


The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board  was  held  at  the  board  rooins  59  Dear- 
born street,  Wednesday  Jan  2.  The  chief  business 
of  the  board  was  to  place  in  nomination  candidates 
for  officers  for  the  ensuing  year.  President  Fish- 
burn  presided.  Mr.  Joseph  Donnersberger  was 
chosen  as  one  of  the  candidates  for  president  of  the 
board,  the  coming  year. 

George  L.  WBrner,  chairman  of  the  committee  on 
new  lease  form,  submitted  a  report  The  committee 
had  in  view  a  lease  to  be  used  by  the  entire  board 
membership.  The  object  was  to  shorten  the  old 
form  as  well  as  cover  points  not  in  it.  The  main 
features  that  had  been  eliminated  were  the  clause 
containing  judgment  by  confession  for  rent;  also 
judgment  by  confession  for  possession  of  the  prem- 
ises. The  first  of  these,  as  was  probably  known,  had 
been  decided  illegal  by  the  supreme  court.  The  sec- 
ond had  also  been  decided  illegal  by  the  counfel  for 
the  board. 

After  discussion  the  lease  form  was  finally  ordered 
submitted  to  the  board's  attorney,  and  will  be  taken 
up  at  the  board's  annual  meeting  next  Wednesday. 

On  motion  of  B.  A.  Fesssenden  the  chair  appointed 
a  committee  to  co-operate  with  the  Illinois  Chapter 
of  the  American  Institute  of  Architects  in  the  inter- 
est of  a  high  class  of  public  buildings,  naming  as  a 
permanent  committee.  Messrs.  Donnersberger,  Wil- 
son and  Seeberger,  formerly  a  temporary  committee. 

The  opinion  of  Attorney  J.  P.  Wilson,  given  some 
years  ago,  was  quoted,  saying  that  ass  )ciate  mem 
bers  could  vote. 

George  L.  Warner  was  appointed  by  President 
Fishburn  a  committee  man  to  represent  the  board 
upon  invitation  from  Alderman  R.  Kerr. 

Mr.  Jackson  moved  that,  the  board  concur  in  the 
appointment.   This  was  carried  unanimously. 

Mr.  Van  Vlissingen  moved  the  passage  of  a  pre 
amble  and  resolution  in  behalf  of  the  shipping  inter- 
est and  presented  by  Captain  Dunham.  It  memor- 
ialized Ccngress  to  establish  branch  hydrographic 
offices  at  each  of  the  principal  lake  ports.  The  mo- 
tion was  carried  unanimously. 

President  Fishburn  named  as  tellers  for  next  Wed- 
nesday's election  rv:essrs.  Byron  A.  Baldwin.  Albert 
E.  6.  Goodridge,  and  Cuthbert  W.  Laing 

President  Fishburn  announced  that  on  Dec.  14  in 
answer  to  a  request  from  Charles  L.  Hammond  he 
had  appointed  to  represent  the  board  in  the  Lincoln 
monument  repair  movement  Colonel  Henry  L 
Turner,  Colonel  H.  S.  Dietrich,  Major  S.  E.  Gross 
and  Captain  Nelson  Thomasson. 

A  causus  was  held  after  adjournment  by  the  mem- 
bers, and  the  following  additional  ticket,  nominated 
by  committeemen  George  Birkhofl,  Jr.,  C.  H.  MuUi- 
ken,  George  L.  Warner,  James  W.  Hadenberg,  and 
E  w.  Zander  was  placed  in  the  field: 

President,  Dunlap  Smith;  vice  president,  Silas  M. 
Moore;  secretary,  S.  Wilmer  Cannell;  treasurer,  Wil- 
liam Ogden  Green. 

Executive  Committee— Francis  A.  Barnes  (two 
years),  E.  W.  Zander,  Willis  G.  Jackson  (to  succeed 
Dunlap  Kmith]. 

Membership  Committee— L.  A.  Seeberger,  E.  D. 
Wheelock,  Robert  P.  Walker,  C.  L  Bonney,  Ferd  W. 
Peck.  Jr,  H.  S.  Dietrich,  Walter  C.  Gunn,  Frank 
Wells  (two  years),  F.  A.  Heshaw  (holding  over.) 

Reference  Committee— J.  Lewis  Cochran,  Marvin 
A.  Farr  (two  years),  J.  L  Lombard  (holding  over.) 

Valuation  Committee— George  Birkhoff,  Jr.,  C  H. 
Milliken,  Berry  A.  Fessenden,  (iwo  years),  Henry  A. 
Knott  and  John  B  Knight  (holding  over.) 

Call  Board  Committee— Horace  E.  Hurlbut,  Walter 
H.  Wilson,  Robert  C.  Butzow,  James  P.  Mallette, 
William  Coffeen  (holding  over.) 

Public  Service  Committee— West  Side,  Edgar  M. 
Snow  (two  years),  Albert  E.  C.  Goodridge,  James  W. 
Hedenberg.  North  Side,  W.  W.  Baird,  William  Hale 
Thompson.  South  Side,  B.  R.  De Young,  Charles  L, 
Hammond  (holding  over.) 


VALUATIONS. 


PRIXCIPLES  TO  BE  APPLIED  IN  ESTIMATING  VALUES  . 

In  thearticl'^s  published  in  the  Journal  Dec.  22od 
and  29th,  1894,  upon  Chicago  real  estate  valuations, 
an  outline  of  the  subject  was  made;  but  the  subject 
is  one  of  such  vast  scope,  having  to  treat  of  the  value 
of  property  involving  at  least  a  useable  value  of  one 
and  one  half  billion  dollars,  that  in  taking  up  the 
subject  and  applying  the  rules  laid  down  in  those  ar- 
ticles for  formulating  values,  one  must  continually 
keep  in  mind  the  breadth  of  the  subject  and  the  dif- 
ficulties to  be  encountered. 

In  arriving  at  the  conservative  value  of  any  given 
plat  of  ground,  whether  in  Chicago  or  its  suburbs, 
the  conscientious  real  estate  agent  or  expert  is  under 
a  severe  mental  strain  from  the  moment  the  mind  is 
allowed  to  begin  work  upon  the  problem.  The  con- 
science is  assailed  from  the  outset  with  the  fact  that 
at  whatever  amount  the  value  is  placed,  it  must  be 
arbitrary  and  made  up  from  the  ordinary,  average 
use  of  the  property,  thus  ignoring  the  ingenious  uses 
which  every  experienced  man  can  forsee  could,  with 
capital,  be  successfully  applied. 

Example:  What  is  the  fair  value  of  a  plat  of  ground 
on  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  60  feet  frontage  by  266  feet 
in  depth  running  back  to  and  fronting  upon  Ellis  av- 
enue north  of  Thirty-sixth  street,  comprising  an  area 
of  15,960  square  feet?  Theadjoining  property  north 
on  Cottage  Grove  avenue  is  a  lot  25x125  feet  in  depth 
to  an  alley,  or  ;^,125  square  feet.and  the  alley  is  located 
midway  between  the  two  avenues  but  not  cut  through 
the  large  plat  mentioned,  and  the  small  lot  front- 
ing on  Cottage  Grove  avenue  is  said  to  be  worth  about 
$300  per  front  foot  or $7,500  for  the  lot,  or  at  the  rate 
of  $2  40  per  square  foot.  This  lot  is  improved  with 
an  old  building  worth  perhaps $6,000.  The  adjoining 
piece  of  property  on  Ellis  avenue  in  the  rear  of  the  :  5 
foot  lot  on  Cottage  Grove  avenue  was  valued  or  $225 
per  front  foot,  for  25xl;:5  feet  to  16  foot  alley,  at  $1  .>-0 
per  square  loot.  Adding  the  two  valuations  together, 
say.  Cottage  Grove  avenue  at  $3.20  and  Ellis  avenue 
at  $1  80  and  dividing  by  2  to  get  the  average,  the  re- 
sult is  $2.50  per  square  foot.  The  owner  of  the  60  fc  et 
fronLage  by  266  feet,  or  15,960  square  feet,  would  never 
allow  the  alley  to  pass  through  his  property  midway 
between  the  two  streets,  Cottage  Grove  avenue  and 
Ellis  avenue,  as  he  stated  that  his  property  was 
relatively  more  valuable  undivided  and  that  as  the 
town  grew  there  would  certainly  be  required  a  large 
building  covering  approximately,  the  entire  area;  but 
he  frequently  had  offered  to  concede  to  his  neighbors 
an  alley  outlet  by  allowing  them  the  width  of  an  alley 
at  right  angles  to  the  east  and  passing  out  to  Ellis  av- 
enue along  the  north  line  of  his  property,  but  his 
neighbors  did  not  desire  that  arrangement.  They 
claimed  that  the  alley  must  arbitrarily  pass  south 
througn  the  middle  of  his  property  and  unevenly  di- 
vide the  tract  so  that  he  could  no  longer  cover  the 
property  with  one  building.  Now  this  owner  had 
paid,  originally  only  about  $400  for  the  entire  prop- 
erty, had  held  it  for  some  thirty  years,  and  by  reason 
of  the  use  to  which  the  property  could  then  be  put 
by  covering  the  lot  with  one  building,  it  was  worth, 
in  his  estimation  $60,000,  or  more,  or  over  $3.75  per 
square  foot  for  the  entire  area  15,960  square  feet,  as; 
against  the  average  value  of  $2.50  per  square  foot  of 
the  adjoining  property  when  cut  in  two  by  the  alley;: 
and  that  was  the  kind  of  Investment  and  building 
that  he  would  want.  In  other  words,  he  was  ap  orig- 
inal thinker,  had  held  his  property  and  paid  his  taxes 
patiently  until  it  had  Increased  from  $i00  to  $60,000, 
and  under  ordinary  condemnation  proceedings  begun 
to  open  an  alley  through  it, the  lawyers  Instructed  the 
experts  who  were  to  testify  that  they  must  place  a 
value  upon  just  that  land  which  would  be  taken  for 
an  alley;  that  they  must  demonstrate  what  that  par- 
ticular strip  of  land  16  feet  wide  proposed  t(j  be  taken 
through  the  centre  of  the  tract,  midway  between  the 
streets,  could  be  made  to  yield  in  income,  and  that 
they  must  justify  their  figures  of  its  value  by  the  logic 
which  their  minds  could  build  up,  without  reference 
to  its  value  as  a  piece  of  land  uniting  the  two  lots 
thus  to  be  created  This  difficult  question  or  task 
arises  in  almost  every  term  of  our  courts,  and  the  ml- 


January  5,  1805. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITSa  JOURNAL. 


norlty  who  have  their  holdings  attacked  are  forced  to 
demoDstrate  a  value  which  will  answer  the  technical 
objections  which  may  be  legally  raised  by  the  major- 
ity. In  the  case  cited,  notwithstanding  the  minority 
interest  had  offered  an  alley  gratis,  the  owner  was 
compelled  to  defend  in  court,  but  before  the  case 
came  to  trial  the  property  was  leased  for  ninety-nine 
years  at  the  value  of  $60,000  or  $3.75  per  square  foot, 
approximately,  and  a  building  was  erected  practic- 
ally covering  the  entire  lot  demonstrating  the  cor 
rectness  of  his  position,  and  the  lessee  found  that  the 
land  value  was,  when  improved,  approximately  nearer 
$hO,000,  or  nearly  one-third  more  than  the  owner  had 
previously  called  the  land  worth,  although  he  was 
contending  that  his  land  .was  worth  50  per  cent  more 
than  the  adjoining  property  on  account  of  its  large 
area. 

Had  this  case  come  to  trial  all  evidence  of  the 
majority  owners  (the  case  was  dropped)  would  have 
been  given  in  good  faith,  or  according  to  law,  and 
would  undoubtedly  tended  to  show  an  average  value 
of  $2  50  per  square  foot,  upon  so  called  expert  evi- 
dence, for  the  portion  of  land  proposed  to  be  con- 
demned, while  an  actual  transaction  was  mode  upon 
the  basis  of  $3.75  per  square  foot,  or  5o  per  cent  more 
than  what  would  probably  have  been  the  maximum 
valuation,  if  the  owner  had  not  been  dilligent  and 
and  found  a  lessee  who  at  once  construcied  a  build- 
ing covering  the  entire  area,  thus  developing  its  use- 
fulness. 

This  is  a  striliing  illustration  of  what  hxrdship 
would  have  been  done  to  the  owner  had  his  tiact  of 
land  been  divided  by  an  alley  frustrating  ihe  pur- 
pose for  which  the  owner  had  persistently  kept  the 
holding  intact  for  nearly  30  years.  It  demonstrates 
the  necessity  for  examining  carefully  the  basis  for  a 
variation  of  50  per  cent  in  valuations,  ard  it  is  not 
any  wonder  that  jujors  are  completely  mixed  up  and 
bewildered  by  the  evidence  laid  before  them  so  hon- 
estly and  earnestly  that  they  cannot  help  being  con- 
vinced, that  both  sides  are  honestly  endeavoring  to 
secure  their  rights,  especially  where  reputable  at- 
torneys repressnt  both  sides.  The  real  estate  agent 
who  understands  the  technique  of  his  business  thor- 
oughly, m-y  be  said  truly  to  have  acquised  a  profes- 
sion, and  fie  knowledge  of  valuations  with  honest 
deductions  call  into  vogue  every  attainment.  It  is 
to  be  regretted  that  frequently  distorted  views  have 
to  be  brought  before  the  couris,  in  technical  form, 
to  obtain  a  moderate  portion  of  justice,  and  freedom 
from  interference  with  long  tim'?  ownership  in  real 
estate. 

In  the  examples  used  in  this  article  it  would  ap- 
pear that  the  writer  wishes  to  convey  the  idea  that 
private  opinions  are  too  valbable  to  give  away  to  the 
public.  But  the  careful  reader  will  readily  see  that 
the  JouENAL  aims  to  give  volutions  b'sed  on  re- 
cent siles  and  losses  and  the  sworn  testimony  of  ex- 
perts in  condemnation  proceedings.  We  do  not 
want  the  opinions  of  anybo3y  who  cannot  show  how 
he  arrives  at  his  conclusions.  We  mn  t  base  valua 
tlons  on  matters  of  record  and  by  considering  the 
uses  to  which  a  piece  of  property  can  be  applied. 


ANNUAL  EXHIBITION  BY  ARCHITECTS. 


The  Chicago  Architectural  Sketch  club  will  open 
its  sixth  annual  exhibition  and  competition  next 
Monday  night  in  the  club  house,  274  Michigan  ave- 
nue. On  that  occasion  the  judges  will  award  the 
Robert  Clark  gold,  silver  and  bronze  medals  for  su- 
periority in  design  and  execution  of  thesketches  sub- 
mitted. This  year  the  judges  are  W.  B.  Mundie,  I. 
K.  Pond  and  L.  F.  Wright.  The  theme  of  all  the  de- 
signs is  by  requirement,  a  treatment  of  the  facade  of 
an  art  building.  It  is  supposed  that  the  designs  will 
show  original  ideas  in  the  adaptation  of  the  French 
classic  of  academic  style,  which  is  now  superseding 
the  Italiau  renaissance  in  popular  esteem.  D.  H. 
Burnhara  will  read  a  paper  at  the  opening  reception 
of  the  club. 


Flaabing,  Mioh.— This  town  will  vote  shortly  on  the 
proposition  to  bond  the  villiga  for  about  $2  i,000  lo  put 
ia  a  system  of  water  works,  and  an  eleotrio  plant. 


HDW  PROFITS  ARE   DIVIDED  IN  BUILDINB 
AND  LOAN. 


METHODS  IN  VOGUB    THROTJGHOtrT  THE  UNITED 
STATES. 

The  time  having  arrived  when  the  stock  of  many 
building  and  loan  associations  is  fully  matured,  the 
question  of  a  just  division  of  profits  is  a  paramount 
one.  In  the  decision  (in  which  there  was  a  dissent- 
ing opinion)  by  the  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsylvania 
in  the  case  of  Chas.  Tyrell  Loan  and  Building  As 
sociation  vs.  Jeremiah  Holez,  rendered  Oct  1,  1^94, 
a  correct  and  just  method  of  dividing  profits  and 
mathematical  rules  involved,  were  developed. 

This  decision  is  one  of  great  interest  and  import- 
ance and  the  only  one  that  bears  directly 
upon  the  method  by  which  an  association  shall 
determine  whether  its  shares  have  matured. 
Hitherto  the  courts  have  dealt  with  such  mathe- 
matical unknown  quantities  as  unearned  premium 
and  the  like.  The  opinion  in  this  decision  decides 
against  the  compound  interest  method  in  favor  of 
the  simple  interest  one  in  directing  that  the  partner- 
ship plan  shall  be  employed  for  such  a  determination. 
Two  of  the  judges  prepared  a  dissenting  opinion  based 
on  the  following  principles  of  law  and  methods  of 
computation. 

"Now  there  are  two  methods  of  dividing  profits 
in  use  by  building  associations  having  more  than 
one  series  of  stock.  By  one  method  the  total 
annual  profits  are  divided  equally  among  all  the 
shares;  by  the  other  the  annual  profits  are  divided 
among  the  shares  in  proportion  to  the  amount  paid 
on  each.  The  first  method  is  open  to  the  objection, 
that  it  gives  to  a  share  on  which  one  year's  dues  have 
been  piid  the  same  proflt  that  is  given  to  a  share  on 
which  a  much  larger  amount  has  been  paid.  The 
second  method  is  better,  as  by  it  each  share  is  given 
each  year  the  exact  portion  of  the  profits  it  is  entit!ed 
to,  on  the  basis  of  the  amount  paid;  and  it  is  the 
money  paid  on  the  stock  that  earns  th^  profit.  It 
was  competent  for  the  association  to  adopt  the  first 
plan,  or  any  plan,  which  did  equal  justice  to  all  of  its 
members.  It  adopted  the  first,  and  has  worked 
under  it  since  its  organization,  in  859  It  operated 
equally  on  every  share  of  stock.  A  share  was  given 
too  much  the  first  year  and  too  litLle  the  last.  It  re- 
ceived its  exact  proportion  only  at  the  middle  of  the 
life  of  the  series,  but  it  received  in  the  end  the  full 
amount  to  which  it  was  entitled.  The  plan  worked 
equally  as  to  all  the  shares,  and  exact  justice  was 
done  to  each  stockholder.  It  has  been  the  basis  upon 
which  all  the  business  of  the  Association  has  been 
conducted,  its  stock  matured,  its  loans  settled  the 
withdrawal  value  of  shares  fixed.  Under  this  plan 
the  defendant's  stock  was  during  the  earlier  years 
credited  with  an  undue  portion  of  the  profits.  Now 
that  the  time  has  come  when  he  will  receive  less,  and 
by  the  process  of  adjustment  get  only  his  exact  por 
tion,  he  for  the  first  time  objects,  and  seeks  to  have 
applied  to  him  a  new  plan,  which  will  mature  his 
s.tock  18  months  earlier.  This  is  not  equitable;  It  is 
unfair  to  every  other  stockholder.  If  the  plan  was 
just,  it  was  binding,  and  that  is  the  end  of  it.  A 
court  may  well  say  that  the  plan  adopted  must  be  a 
just  one,  and  having  done  that,  it  has  reached  the 
limit  of  the  proper  exercise  of  Its  power.  The  di- 
vision of  profits  and  the  maturing  of  the  stock  of  a 
building  association  are  subjects  for  corporate  action. 
If  the  plan  adopted  is  not  unjust,  with  its  wisdom  a 
court  has  nothing  to  do.  If  it  is  unjust,  the  remedy 
is  by  bill  under  which  the  rights  of  all  the  stock- 
holders may  be  considered  aud  adjusted  on  a  plan 
equitable  to  all.  If  the  plaintiff,  without  proof  of 
fraud  or  unfair  dealing  is  permitted  to  take  the  man- 
agement of  the  affairs  of  the  association  out  of  the 
hands  of  its  stockholders,  and  have  them  submitted 
to  a  jury  for  supervision  and  change,  any  other 
borrower  may  do  the  same,  and,  instead  of  one  uni- 
form plan,  selected  by  those  who  are  to  be  affected 
by  it,  there  may  be  as  many  as  the  wisdom  or  whim 
of  a  jury  may  devise.  There  is  no  conflict  between 
these  views  and  the  opinion  of  this  court  when  this 
case  was  before  it  in  1891.  The  decision  reported  in 
139  Pa.  St.  480,  goes  no  further  than  to  say  that  it  was 
competent  for  the  defendant  to  prove  that  his  stock 
had  matured.  He  may  certainly  do  that,  but  the 
rule  by  which  it  is  to  be  determined  is  the  rule  of 
the  association,  not  a  new  rule. 

Judge  Greene,  one  of  the  concurring  judges,  in 
reviewing  the  case  before  the  court  as  above  cited 
laid  down  the  following  principle^  and  rules: 

When  the  stock  has  fuMy  matured,  I  am  uaable  to 
see  what  right  the  association  has  to  recover  a  judg- 
ment against  one  of  its  stockholders  for  the  amount 
of  his  loan."  "If  his  series  has  matured,  he  is  en 
titled  to  stop  paying,  and  to  rely  upon  the  association 
surrendering  his  securities  when  the  proper  time 


arrived.  If,  instead  of  doing  this,  the  assoclatloij 
brings  suit  upon  his  mortgage,  he  can  surely  set  ujp 
an  equitable  defense,  and  show  that  his  stock  hays  i 
matured.  *  *  »  If  the  defendant  can  sustain  hSs  1 
offer,  he  has  a  full  defense  to  the  mortgage,  and  weU' 
are  of  the  opinion  the  evidence  should  have  been  ad-/ 
mitted."  Acting  upon  this  ruling,  the  referee  in  the/ 
present  case  admitted  the  evidence  offered,  and  upon 
a  coniideration  of  the  whole  evidence  upon  this  sub- 
ject, he  decided  that  the  testimony  sustained  the 
offer,  and  that  in  point  of  fact  the  stock  of  the  eighth 
series  fully  matured  in  November,  1887,  and  was  at 
that  time  worth  $215.66.  Tne  referee  also  found  that, 
because  of  this  value  of  the  defendant's  stock,  the 
debt  in  suit  was  fully  paid  in  November,  18  7,  under 
and  in  accordance  with  the  constitution  and  by-laws 
of  the  association,  and  that,  therefore,  the  defend- 
ant was  entitled  to  have  his  bond  and  mortgage 
satisfied  of  record,  and  returned  to  him.  If  this  find 
ing  was  correct,  the  judgment  must  be  affirmed. 
Now,  the  correctness  of  the  finding  is  not  really  at- 
tacked or  impeached,  but  it  is  contended  that  the 
association  pursued  another  mode  of  determining, 
when  its  stock  was  matured,  and  according  to  that 
mode  this  stock  had  not  quite  matured  by  btcoming 
of  the  value  of  $200  in  November,  1887.  and  that  the 
defendant  is  bound  by  the  method  of  computation] 
adopted  by  the  association,  and  is  estopped  from  al- 
leging or  setting  up  any  other  mode.  As  to  the  ap- 
plication of  the  doctrine  of  estoppel  in  such  a  case, 
and  upon  such  facts,  it  is  quite  out  of  the  question. 
Practically  there  is  no  element  which  is  essential  tu 
estoppel  that  is  present  in  this  case  Itismosttei 
tain  that  no  action  or  omission  to  act  on  the  part  of 
the  defendant  ever  induced  the  plaintiff  to  adopt  o 
follow  the  method  of  computation  upon  which  the 
plaintiff  insists  The  association  never  parted  witli 
any  money  in  consequence  of  being  misled  by  the 
defendant.  The  fact  that  the  defendant  did  not 
object  to  the  method  pursued  at  previous  times  proves 
nothing.  He  was  not  called  upon  to  object,  he  was 
not  obliged  to  take  any  action,  at  those  times.  His 
interests  were  not  then  affected,  and  he  was  no 
obliged  to  speak.  He  may  not  have  known  anything 
about  this  somewhat  mysterious  subject  which  has 
puzzled  thebrainsof  so  many  intelligent  men,  lawyers 
and  laymen  alike,  and  about  which  so  many  experts 
differ  We  are  not  referred  to  any  eviden..e  which 
proves  or  tends  to  prove  that  he  had  any  knowledge 
of  it  whatever.  Further,  the  language  of  the  twelfth 
article  of  the  constitution,  which  is  invoked  as  obli- 
gating the  defendant  to  a  particular  mode  of  compu- 
tation, says  nothing  about  any  mode.  It  simply  says: 
"When  it  shall  be  ascertained  that  the  value  of  each 
share  of  stock  amounts  to  $200,  a  meeting  of  the  share- 
ho.ders  shall  be  convened,  at  which  time  a  division 
shall  take  place,  and  the  holder  of  each  share  of  stock 
shall  receive  the  sum  of  $200  or  his  or  her  own  secur- 
ities to  that  amount,  with  the  same  fully  satisfied 
and  discharged  of  record." 

RULES  AND  METHODS  CONDEMNED. 

'  An  examination  of  the  mode  demonstrates  be- 
yond question  its  injustice  and  inequality.  The  'di- 
vision of  the  profits  for  the  year,'  as  it  is  called,  is  to 
every  share  in  every  series  alike.  This  is  only  sup- 
erificially  fair,  because  it  ignores  the  amount  of 
money  accumulated  as  capital  in  the  various  series. 
At  the  begining  of  the  year,  in  November,  1886, 
each  share  of  the  sixth  series  had  an  accumulated 
capital  of  $132;  each  share  in  the  seventh  series, 
$120  ;  each  share  in  the  eigth  series  $114  ;  while  each 
share  in  the  nineteenth  (19)  series  had  only  $12,  and 
each  share  in  the  twentieth  series  had  none.  It  is 
true  that  each  share  during  the  year  paid  in  alike 
$  2,  but  can  it  be  that  the  share  having  no  capi- 
tal should  receive  equal  proflts  for  the  year  with  the 
share  having  a  capital  of  $132?  Surely  not ;  in  ad- 
dition to  which  this  mode  makes  no  allowance  for  a 
great  loss  or  unusual  proflts.  It  is  not  in  the  least 
elastic,  and  under  it  no  provision  whatever  is  made 
for  proflt  and  loss.  It  might  possibly  do  for  a  single 
series,  but  should  never  be  used  where  there  are  a 
number  of  series.  "  This  is  the  method  adopted  by 
the  referee:  "The  annual  report  of  the  association 
plaintiff  made  in  November,  1887,  shows  assets 
$44,678.96,  of  which  amount  $30,891  were  stock  pay- 
ments, and  the  balance  $  1 3,787  96  were  proflts. 
These  proflts  evidently  belonged  in  a  fair  pr  oportion 
to  the  strckholders  of  the  various  series.  It  is  obvi- 
ous that  the  stockholders  in  the  oldest  series  should 
be  entitled  not  only  to  a  share  of  the  proflts  pro  rata, 
but  that  the  time  during  which  the  payments  had 
been  made  should  be  also  considered  in  reaching  a 
fair  and  equitable  division.  If  this  be  conceded, 
then  the  number  of  shares  of  each  series  should  be 
multiplied  by  the  number  of  months  during  which 
payments  were  made  upon  them,  to  find  the  amount 
paid  in  each  series.  Then  multiply  the  result  by 
one-half  the  number  of  months  the  particular  series 
had  to  run  (that  is,  averaging  the  time,)  would  pro- 
duce for  the  purpose  a  just  distribution  of  the  capi- 
tal invested  for  one  year  by  that  series.  Doing  the 
same  with  each  series,  and  adding  together  Che  var- 
ious amounts  of  capital  thus  found,  gives  the  whole 
(Oontinned  on  pai^e  41) 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


January  5,  1895 


(Oontinnsd  from  page  II) 

capital  of  the  Association  for  the  year.  Dividing 
theproflts  by  this  aggregated  capital  gives  the  per- 
cent of  the  profits  for  each  share  for  the  year.  Then 
/uultiplying  the  amount  actually  paid  on  each  share 
^  yby  the  percentage  gives  the  exact  profit  of  each 
-'share  in  each  series,  and  then  adding  the  profit  to 
the  actual  payment  gives  the  exact  value  of  each 
share."  The  referee  then  annexes  a  table  showing 
the  number  of  each  series,  the  number  of  shares  of 
each  series,  the  months  paid  by  each,  the  average 
time  of  each,  the  amount  paid  in  by  each,  and  the 
amount  invested  for  one  year  by  each. 

He  states  the  results  as  follows: 
Assets,  $44,678  96,      $30,891,  $13,787.96 
Profits,  13,787.96.         98,  873,     '  1  ,9  percentage. 

"Therefore.taking  one  share  of  stock  in  the  eighth 
series,  the  one  in  question,  which  in  November,  1887, 
had  run  lOi  years,  and  averaging  its  time  at  5i  years, 
at  13  9  per  auum,  make  72*  per  cent,  which,  on  $126 
paid  on  stock  produces  a  profit  of  $89  66,  and,  adding 
to  it  the  amount  paid  on  stock,  $126,  makes  each 
share  worth  $^15.66." 

The  above  was  the  plan  of  the  referee  and  was 
supported  by  a  majority  of  the  judges. 

The  MUTUAL  UNDERWRITER  Commenting  on  the 
above  decision  expresses  itself  as  follows: 

"The  association  was  apportioning  profits  under 
one  of  the  old  compound  interest  plans,  to  which  the 
referee  justly  took  objection,  a  plan  in  which  the 
only  argument  it  could  ofler  in  its  favor  was  that  it 
had  employed  it  from  the  date  of  its  organization, 
but  which  plan  and  similar  one.s  have  long  since  been 
abandoned  by  the  more  progressive  associations  on 
account  of  their  inequitable  and  unsatisfactory  work- 
ings. In  its  argument  the  association  made  the  para- 
doxical assertion  thai  "its  plan  was  a  just  one  and 
operated  equally  on  every  share  of  stock;  a  share  was 
given  too  much  proffo  the  first  year  and  too  little  the 
last  and  received  its  exact  proportion  only  at  the 
middle  of  the  life  of  the  series." 

Where  the  equality  exists  under  such  conditions  is 
not  apparent.  The  plan  it  employed  was  deliberately 
adopted  at  the  beginning,  and  each  succeeding  year 
ii  had  approved  it.   It  had  been  the  basis  upon  which 
all  the  business  of  the  association  had  been  conducted, 
its  stock  matured,  loans  settled  and  withdrawal 
values  fixed.   It  is  evident  from  these  admissions 
that  those  who  withdrew  during  the  earlier  years  of 
the  series  fared  better  than  those  who  continued  to 
maturity;  investors  and  those  borrowers  who  might 
fortunately  be  able  to  settle  their  loans  at  this— to 
them  -  advantageous  period.   Those  borrowers  who 
were  unable  to  make  such  settlement  would  have  to 
remain  and  repay  their  loans  in  the  ordinary  manner 
to  a  period  which  was  nearly  two  years  longer  when 
determined  by  the  association  by  its  method  than 
that  as  computed  by  the  referee.   The  plaintiff  fur- 
ther argued  that,  under  its  plan  of  apportionment, 
the  defendant's  stock  had  during  its  earlier  years 
I  een  credited  with  an  undue  portion  of  the  profits 
and  when  the  time  came  when  he  was  credited  with 
less  he  sought  to  have  applied  a  new  plan  which 
would  give  it  more  and  thereby  mature  his  shares. 
This,  the  association  contends,  is  not  equitable,  al- 
though what  advantage  the  defendant  could  possibly 
derive  from  having  his  shares  unduly  inflated  in  their 
earlier  years,  thus  compelling  him  to  continue  his 
payment  very  much  longer  than  necessary,  is  not 
shown.   It  was  conclusively  proven  by  the  referee's 
figures  that  not  only  were  the  individual  shares  of 
the  defendant  matured,  but  also  all  the  other  shares 
in  the  same  series,  while  every  other  share  in  force 
had  a  value  representing  the  same  earning  rate.  Nor 
does  the  plaintiff  attempt  to  deny  that  at  the  same 
earning  rate  all  succeeding  series  could  not  have  been 
matured  in  the  same  length  of  time.   The  earning 
rate  which  the  referee  obtained  in  his  calculation, 
whfn  applied  to  the  investments  in  the  eighth  series, 
gave  largely  increased  values  over  their  par  value. 
In  fact,  at  this  earning  rate  the  shares  had  been  fully 
matured  five  months  earlier,  making  the  actual  time 
to  maturity  but  121  months,  and  it  is  evidenced  that 
the  association  had  usually  taken  nearly  two  years 
longer  than  this  iatter  time,  or  144  months,  the  re- 
sult of  its  tenacious  clinging  to  its  inequitable  pre- 
cedent.  If,  as  the  association  asserts,  it  was  inequi- 
table to  apply  the  referee's  plan  to  the  defendant's 
individual  shares  while  it  applied  its  own  to  the  other 
members,  thi:(  would  seem  a  point  well  taken  as  far 
as  the  as&ertion  goes,  but  why  should  it  Htill  seek  to 


perpetuate  its  own  Inequitable  one?  It  having  been 
shown  by  the  referee  that  the  plan  employed  by  him 
had,  with  equity  to  all  concerned,  matured  its  shares 
in  a  time  so  much  shorter  than  was  its  wont,  why 
should  the  association  not  adopt  it,  especially  when 
backed  by  so  many  expert  opinions? 


Moant  Oarmel,  Pa. — Fonr  per  oent  eohool  bonds  to  the 
amoant  of  $7,500  will  soon  be  issaed. 

MoDDt  Palaski,  III. — Water  works  bonds  of  this  oity  to 
the  amoont  of  $9,000  have  been  voted. 

Brooten,  Minn. — This  town  will  issae  and  sell  $2,000 
worth  of  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  new  town  hall. 

OooDOmowoo,  Wis. — An  election  will  probably  be  held 
Boon  to  vote  on  issoing  bonds  for  a  system  of  sewers. 

Opelika,  Ala. — It  is  rrported  that  this  mnnioipslity  «ill 
ask  for  aathority  to  issue  $25,0.  0  of  sewer  bonds. 

Lancaster,  Pa. — The  coancil  is  considering  an  ordinance 
providing  for  the  issaance  of  $170,000  of  bonds. 

Troy,  Ala. — A  bill  has  been  iutrodaoed  in  the  Alabama 
legislature  authorizing  Troy  to  issue  $30,''00  worth  of  bonds 
for  streets,  sewers,  etc. 

Portage,  Wis. — The  city  school  beard  of  Portage,  will 
recommend  to  the  common  ooaccil  the  issaance  of  boods 
to  the  amoant  of  $:i5,0()0  for  erecting  atd  farnishiog  the 
new  high  school  buildiog 

Baker  Oity,  0<eg. — The  citizpms  of  Baker  City  were  to 
vote  on  Ihe  question  of  issoing  $65,000  of  water  works 
bonds  at  the  November  election,  bat  it  was  decidtd  that  a 
bond  propo^itioD  ooald  be  brought  op  only  at  a  special 
election. 

Alvio,  Texas. — The  city  of  Alvin,  Texas,  hasissued  $4,0  0 
sohcol  and  $3,0(  0  street,  improvement  bonds,  in  denomin- 
ations of  $5(  0  each,  beariutr  6  per  cent.,  maturing  40  years 
hence.  Tr<e  Alvin  Exchange  Bank  has  aathority  to  negoti- 
ate a  sale  of  the  bonds. 

Atlanta.  Qa. — Oa  January  1  the  people  of  Atlanta  will 
vote  on  the  question  of  isfuing  |lfiO,00()  worth  of  bonds 
for  a  new  jail.  The  botjds  will  hear  interest  at  4^  per 
oent  per  annum  .  At  ttie  end  of  the  first  20  years  $16,(  00 
worth  of  the  bonds  will  be  retired  and  every  year  there 
after  a  like  amount  will  be  redeemed  oniil  at  the  end  of 
the  thirtieth  year,  there  will  be  no  bonds  out. 

Brookfie'd  School  District,  Mo. — At  an  election  held  on 
Deo  II,  18'J4,  to  vote  on  thd  question  of  is^'uiug  school- 
house  bonds  for  $7,0(0,  the  proposition  was  carried  by  a 
vote  of  523  to  161.  The  secuiilies  authorized  are  to  bear 
6  per  ceLt  interest,  and  the  principal  will  mature  in  from 
6  to  20  years  at  the  option  of  the  School  Board. 

Hutchinson,  Kan. — Proposals  will  be  received  at  any 
lime  by  boo  Frank  Vincent,  Mayor,  for  the  purchase  of 
$9,0.  0  of  fi  per  oent  20  year  refunding  bond^.  The  secur- 
ities will  be  dated  wben  sale  is  accomplished  and  interest 
will  be  payable  semi  annually  on  June  1  and  December  1 
at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency  in  New  York  Oity. 


"BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE." 

That  is  what  it  is  when  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way; besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the  ac- 
comodations are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  moving 
right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs 
and  Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  princi- 
pal cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached 
by  the  '"^t.  Paul"  lines,  connecting  at  St.  Paul, 
Council  Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points 
in  the  far  west.  "Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l 
Pass'r  Agent,  Chicago,  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map 
timetables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of 
the  Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished 
by  any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  united  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 

THE  NEW  MARQUETTE  BUILDINB. 

The  Marquette  building  now  nearing  completion 
at  the  corner  of  Dearborn  and  Adams  streets,  will  be 
one  of  the  most  practical  and  elegant  office  buildings 
in  the  world.  It  is  practically  fire-proof  throughout, 
at  least  it  contains  the  least  possible  combustible 
building  material  U3ed  in  steel-frame  terra  cotta  con- 
struction. 


One  of  the  principal  features  of  the  building  Is  the 
Interior  light  court.  The  court  not  only  serves  to 
ventilate  the  whole  interior  tier  of  ofiQces,  but  lights 
the  offices  thoroughly  by  reflection  from  white  enam- 
eled brick  which  constitute  the  veneering  of  the 
court  walls,  thus  making  the  interior  offices  most 
valuable,  being  removed  from  the  noise  of  street 
traffic 

The  Journal  congratulates  the  Tiffany  Pressed 
Brick  Company  who  furnished  the  enameled  brick 
for  the  interior  court,  in  competion  with  England 
and  our  own  country.  The  contractors  express  them- 
selves as  more  than  satisfied  with  the  pressed  brick 
in  the  building. 

Our  readers  who  contemplate  the  use  of  enameled 
brick  at  any  time,  can  examine  the  Tiffany  produc- 
tion at  their  office,  where  all  shapes  and  sizes  are  dis- 
played.—Chamber  of  Commerce  building,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

T)  TASK  P„AOE  BETWEEN  DEO.  29  AND  JAN.   19,  1891. 

Lt  5  ia  the  s  H  of  tti«  n  )4  oC  the  e  e  %,  ot  the  n  e  of  8°o  11  39  ]:', 
jau  16,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  LeamlDK,  oiae  er,  1412  ABhlani  bik.   L  B. 

U-^okwell's  add,  the  d  9m  ft  of  the  w  !4  of  It  29  of  knblt  11  In  b  7.  jan  16, 
III  a  m.  Jeremiah  LeemiDK,  master.  L  B. 

Qoodwiu's  enb,  It  46  lu  b  6  of  the  D  w  H  of  the  n  w  K  of  eeo  20  38  14. 
jan  21,  1pm.  Gteo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  KiO  WashlDgton  St.   L  B. 

Beyoold's  sab,  It  3  ia  b  3  of  the  e  ^  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  e  %  of  the  n  e 
H  of  the  u  w  ^  of  sec  9  39  13.  jtn  19,  11  a  m.  David  ToDg,  admtr. 
L  B. 

HammoDd's  sab,  Its  19  and  20  in  b  4  and  It  40  in  b  6  of  the  s  ^  (ex  the 
w  26  ft)  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  e  H  of  see  31  38  14.  jan  11,  1pm.  Syd- 
ney Stein,  ma'ter,  H6  Dearborn  st,  L  B. 

Sblpman,  Bill  &  ivierrill's  sab.  It  16  in  b  4  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of 
see  J5  40  l:<.  jan  11,  1  p  m.  L  «. 

Oounselmsn's  sab.  It  17  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  d  e  ^  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  n 
V  \^  ot  eeo  8  38  14.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Jno  Moore,  admtr.  L  B 

Anderson'fi  sab.  Its  1,  2,  3,  4.  6  12  and  14  Its  2  to  4  and  36  to  39  in  the 
Fab  of  the  e  of  the  n  u  H  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  d  oM  ot  eeo  11  39  13. 
jan  16,  10  am  Jeremiah  Leamtng,  master,  LB. 

Wile .  '8  nab.  It  6  in  b  1  of  It*  6,  7  and  the  w  88  ft  of  It  8  In  ptn  of  the  e 
y,  of  the  8  w  >i  of  sec  37  39  13,  jan  19,  10  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master. 
L  B. 

KiivenHwood,  Its  IB  and  16  in  b  1  beiag  a  sab  of  pt  of  the  n  e  ^  and  the 

n  e  !4  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  13  and  pt  17  4U  14.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  F  E  Hal- 

Ijgan,  master,  90  Washington.  L  B. 
The  s  Vi  of  th»  v  Yt  of  sabit  1  of  It  2  in  b  19  in  seo  16:  also  the  brick 

Bt>  re  bailding  No  487  State  st.  jan  16,  16  a  m.    Jeremiah  Learning, 

master.  L  B. 

Oleavervllle  add,  the  e  of  It  S  in  b  6  being  the  a  Yt  ot  the  n  e  K  of 
eeo  3  38  14.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Jno  Oomisky,  admtr.  NOB. 

Jackson's  sab.  Us  9  and  31  b  3  of  the  the  n  6  chains  of  the  s  e  ^  ot  seo 
4  38  11.  jan  10,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Faraon,  master,  91  Hartford  bldg. 
NOR. 

Hall's  sab.  It  21  of  b  25  in  tbe  Oaaal  Traatees'  snb  of  the  n  Vt  and  the 
n  H  of  the  B  e  !4  and  the  e  Y,  of  the  s  w  !4  of  seo  33  40  14.  jan  11,  11 
a  u.  F  E  Halligao,  master,  90  Washington  St.  NOR. 

Wedc'xil  &  0  )z<d  sab,  It  13  in  b  B  of  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  e  M  of  seo  20  38 
14.  jaa  19,  11  a  m.  Chas  Le  Schaar,  admtr.  NOR. 

Floarnoy'8  resab  ot  Jones  &  Patriok's  add.  It  21  in  b  3.  jan  12,  11  a  m. 

Qeo  U  Stevens,  ir aster,  162  Washington  st.  N  0  R. 
Harvey,  It  21  io  b  120  a  nub  of  that  pt  of  the  a  Yt  ot  the  s  Yi  of  sec  17  36 

14.  jan  18,  II  a  m  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  blog  NOB. 
Harvey,  Browu's  add.  It  29  in  b  3  eeo  20  36  14.    jan  19,  11am.    Qeo  M 

Stbveue,  maeter.  NOR. 
Eoglewood  Hgte,  It  37  in  b  10  a  r-isab  of  Wright's  sab  of  the  n  Yt  of  the 

e  Yt  of  sec  1  37  '4.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Ueo  M  btevecs,  master.  NOR. 

Soalh  Oh'go,  Hill's  add.  It  9  in  b  06  In  sec  31  38  16.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Geo 

M  Hteveus,  master.  NOR. 
Harvey,  It  9  Id  b  116   j»n  19.  11  a  m.  Qeo  M  Stevens,  master.  NOR. 
Jefferson,  Orandall's  snb.  It  25  in  b  4,  beiog  a  sab  of  that  pt  of  the  w  Yt 

of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  8  4'J  13.  jan  19,  11  a  m.   Qeo  U  Stevens,  master. 

NOB. 

Lee's  snb,  It  40  Id  b  10  of  the  w  Vi  nf  the  s  w  !4  of  seo  20  38  14.   jan  18, 

10  a  m.  ThO!  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7J2  Ohicago  Opera  House.  NOB. 

Jeflereon,  Orandall's  sab,  It  63  in  b  6  a  sab  of  that  pt  of  the  w  Yt  of  the 
D  e  H  of  seo  8  40  13.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Qeo  M  Stevens,  master,  NOR. 

Staples'  sn\  It  12  hi  b  1  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  w  ^  of  seo  17 
38  14.  jan  18,  Ham  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  NOR, 

Cornell,  Hibbard  &  Goodmau's  snb.  It  16  in  b  11  of  bs  11  and  12  in  Kim- 
bark's  add  to  Hyde  tk,  eec  11  38  14.  jan  18,  1  p  m.  Sydney  Sieiu, 
master.  L  B. 

Johnston's  sab,  the  e  Yt  of  It  'J6  In  b  1  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  J4  of  eeo  36 
4U13.  Feb  2,  Ham.  Sasan  !<:  White,  admtrx.  LB. 

Wetherbee  *  Gregory's  eub.  It  11  in  b  2  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec 

1  39  13.  jan  26,  1pm.  Qeo  Rellly,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lee'B  add.  It  4  in  b  16.  Jan  16,  11  a  m.  Walter  Batler,  master,  66  Port- 
land blk.  L  N. 

Eames'  snb.  It  17  and  the  s  14  of  It  16  in  b  6  of  the  n  e  of  the  n  e  ot 
sec  17  38  14.  Jan  18,  Ham.  Edn  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Nelson's  fab.  Its  3  and  4  of  the  n  of  b  16  in  Orosby's  et  al  sub.  of 
lha  pt  of  the  s  H  of  seo  6  37  14.  jan  19,  11  a  m  Qeo  M  Stevens,  mas- 
ter. N  U  R. 

East  Oh'go  Lawn.  It  10  in  b  12  Oampbell's  snb  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  w  H  of 
then  w  V4  of  seo  23  38  13.  jan  18,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr.  master. 
NOR. 

Olarkdale,  Olark's  2nd  add.  It  36  in  b  6.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Qeo  M  Stevens, 
master.  NOR 

Pltner's  snb,  the  n  and  e  H  of  b  23  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  27  38  14.  Jan  21, 

11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyea,  master,  88  and  90  Washington  St.  I>  N. 
Egglestou's  2nd  sub,  the  n  H  of  It  15  and  the  s     of  It  IB  b  4  In  sec  28 

38  14.  Jan  22,  1«  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Sapr  Ot  Onmm,  It  6  la  the  sub  of  Us  29  to  32  io  b  2  nf  bs  1416  aod  16  and 
21  lu  the  Assessor's  dlv  of  the  h  Yt  of  the  1  e  >4  ot  sec  18  39  14.  jan  22, 

2  p  in.  H  L  Wait,  master,  2u  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

,  Sharp  &  rimi  h's  sab.  It  63  of  b  42  of  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub,  of  the  s  w 
>4  ot  seo  IT  39  14.  jan  22,  2  pm.  B  L  Watt,  master.  L  N. 


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•  Oochrsn'9  snb.  It  16  of  pt  of  b  21  in  the  Canal  Trustees  eob  of  Beo  7  H9 
li.  jm  14,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 

r.a  Qrange.  Ooesltt's  add.  Its  9  18  and  19  lu  b  9.   Jan  16,  11  a  m.  PL 

flherman,  master.  L  N, 
Sitiitli's  en"!,  It  1  of  Its  6  7  8  and  9  nf  b  4  sub  of  It  3  of  the  Circait  Ot  ptn 

iif  the  a  H  of  the  8  e  H  of  eeo  12  39  13.   jan  21,  11  a  m.    Tbos  Taylor 

Jr.  master,  L  N. 

Kawson's  snb.  It  10  of  b  4  of  the  e  v4  ot  the  b  e  ^  of  the  s  e  H  of  eeo  13 
39  13.  jan  21,  11  am.  Geo  Mills  Sogers,  master,  100  Wasblugton  et. 
L  N. 

The  s  !4  of  ths  8  e  !4  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  20  and  the  n  e  %  (ex  the  n  2 
acres  of  the  w  H  of  said  n  e  !i)  of  the  s  e  i<i  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  20  39 

13.  Mar  20,  10  am.  Wirt  E  Hamphrey,  master,  86  Madison  st.    L  N. 

Walker's  sub,  It  16  in  b  2  of  that  pt  lying  s  ot  the  n  30  acres  of  the  e  H 
of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  28  39  U  jin  15,  11  a  m,  Walter  Bntler,  master,  66 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

South  Oh'go,  Palmer's  add.  It  14  in  b  7  sec  32  38  16.  jan  16, 11  a  m.  Wal- 
ter Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  9  in  b  2  in  the  snb  of  b  49  sec  19  40  14.  jan  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  L  N. 

La  Bar  &  Slocum's  sub.  It  60  of  b  4  in  let  add  to  Pullman,  sec  21  37  14. 
jan  8,  11  a  m.  PL  .Sherman,  master.  L  N. 

JuootfOD  Grove,  It  9  in  b  2  being  a  sub  of  that  pi  lying  e  of  center  of 
street  kL.own  ae  Brackeitst  ot  the  n  H  of  the  e  27  acres  of  the  w  H 
of  the  n  w  J4  of  seo  22  38  14.  jan  8,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master. 
L  N. 

Western  Springs,  resub  pt  Eaet  Hinsdale,  Its  35  to  46  and  61  to  66  in  b 
b  21,  a  sub  of  the  e  V4  of  sec  6  33  12,  jan  14,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master. 
L  N. 

Western  Springs  resub  pt  East  Hinsdrle,  all  of  b  20  ex  It  21  a  eub  of  the 
e  hf  ot  eec  6  38  13.  jan  14,  2  p  m .  H  L  Walt,  mast  er.  L  N. 

Olybourne  av  add  to  Lake  View,  It  37  In  b  2  being  a  eub  in  the  n  w  qr 
of  sec  30  40  14.  jan  23,  11  a  m.  Ida  0  Gabbert,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Hambleton's  eub.  It  25  of  Its  61  to  60  in  Hinckley's  enb  of  the  n  w  i4  of 
the  8  e  H  of  eec  8  38  14.  jan  14,  11  a  m.  Wirt  E  Hamphrey,  master, 
L  N. 

Snow  Est  sub.  It  19  in  tne  Snpr  Ot  ptn  of  pt  of  s^c  3rt  40  14.  jan  16,  11  a 

m.  Walter  Butler,  luaster.  L  N. 
Western  Springs  reenb  pt  East  Hinsdale,  b  26.  tx  Its  IJ  to  15,  and  24  to 

28  a  snb  of  the  e  ^  of  sec  6  38  12.  jan  14,  2  p  m.  H  L   Wait,  master 

L  N. 

Grant  Pk  add.  Its  56  and  67,  being  a  sub  of  It  1  in  b  1  in  Cgdeu's  sub  of 
the  8  w  54  otsec  18  40  14.  jan  6,  1  p  m.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79 
Dearborn.  L  B. 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  39  in  b  7  of  the  n  w  K  of  the  n  w  i4  of  eec  20  39  14. 

jan  7, 11  a  m.  F  E  Halligan,  mRSter,  90  Washington  st.  L  B. 
Oanal  Trustee's  snb,  It  12  in  t-'ie  eub  of  the  n  w  ii  ot  b  27  of  eec  33  39 

14.  jan  7,  11am.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  t8  and  90  Washington  st. 
L  B. 

Gunderson  &  Ganger's  add.  It  10  in  b  2,  being  a  sub  of  Its  1  and  6  in  bp 
1,  2  3,  and  4  and  Its  1.  2,  6  and  6  in  bs  6,  6.  7  and  8  in  ptn  of  the  w  '/4 
ot  th  w  1/4  of  the  n  e  54  and  of  the  pt  of  the  1  5!^  of  the  w  Yi  of  the 
B  e  !4  lying  n  of  Berry  Point  road  of  sec  15  39  13.  jan  3,  11  a  m.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bidg.  L  B. 

Borden's  sub.  It  20  and  the  n  y,  of  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  ^ 
of  the  8  w  ^  of  eec  17  38  14.  jan  6,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Jasnagora,  Its  9,  10  and  11  in  sec  29  37  11.  jan  17,  11  am.  Amos  Sav- 
age, executor.  L  B. 

I  armon'e  sub.  Its  15  and  16  of  b  3  of  the  Oanal  Truetee's  sub  of  tec  33 
S9  14.  Jan  16,  1pm.    Henry  W  Larman,  admtr.  L  B. 

Oouupelman's  sub.  Its  15  to  18  in  b  1,  of  the  n  w  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the 
of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  8  38  14.  jan  3, 1  p  m.  Edw  S  OummiDgs,  master, 
7(  1  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

Tayl  r'8  "-nb,  Its  3,  4.  5  and  11  of  b  IC  of  the  e  M  of  the  e  w  Ji  of  eec  33 
.39  U    jan  2,  10  a  m.  Thoe  Taylor  Jr.  mae'er.  LB. 

80  Oh'go  Ironworker's  add.  It  40  in  b  29  being  a  eub  of  Ihe  s  M  of  fracl 
sec  8  37  16.  jan  4,  1  p  m.  Thos  J  WaUh,  master,  79  Dearborn  et.  LB. 

Vallequette'e  enb,  th«  n  16%  ft  ot  It  9  of  Ihe  n  e  ^  of  the  e  e  H  of  the 
8  w  i4  nnd  the  n  :^3  ft  of  the  e  e  H  ot  the  s  e  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  34 
39  14;  also  the  s  8M  ft  of  It  9  and  the  n  fcH  ft  of  It  10  in  said  snb;  also 
the  s  K  Sj' ft  of  satd  It  16,  Jan  7,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  56 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

"Barnham"  It  2s)  in  b  in,  a  sub  of  that  pt  lying  in  and  e  ot  the  Oalumet 

river  of  sec  6  36  15.  jan  7.  11  a  m.   Edward  A  Dicker,  matter,  1109 

Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 
Anderson's  eub,  It  11  of  Its  1  to  4  and  36  to  i>9  in  the  enb  of  the  e  V4  of 

the  n  e  H  of  Ihe  s  e  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  11  39  13.  j  n  7,  11  a  m. 

Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  B. 
Fernwood  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  It  19  in  b  2,  being  a  sub  of  the  e  !4  of  the  W 

H  of  thi  n  e  !4  of  sec  14  38  14.  jan  7,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  mas- 
ter, 1'  0  Washington  8}.  L  N. 
Jtcib  <4  Burchell's  sub.  Its  1  to  15  in  b  1  of  the  s  16%  acres  of  the  e  % 

of  the  w  H  of  the  n  e     ot  eec  36  40  13  jan  2,  11  a  u,  PL  Sherman, 

mast-r,  66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 
Qoudy  &  Qoodwillie's  suh.  It  27  and  28  and  the  ely  38  ft  of  It  29  of  it  2, 

3  and  4  ia  the  Aesesser'e  div  of  b  4  of  ontlt  "B"  in  Wrighiwood,  be- 
ing a  sub  of  the  s  w  14,  of  sec  29  40  34.  jan  9,  Ham.  VV  alter  Butler, 

master.  L  N. 

Kensington,  It  15  in  b  5;  also  Its  27  and  28  in  b  22  in  Da  phin  Pk  add; 
also  Its  7  to  111  in  b  5  in  Field'™  add  to  Pnllman;  aleo  It  4  in  b  11  in 
Englewood  Heights  resub  of  Wright's  eub  lu  the  n  e  ^4  of  eec  6  37 
14.  Jail  8,  11  a  m.  Frederlk  F  Fuch,  admtr.  L  N. 

Baxter's  sub.  It  5  in  b  2  of  the  e  w  ^  of  Ihe  e  e     of  sec  20  40  14.  Jas 

1",  Ham.  Wm  L  Kelly,  admtr.  L  N. 
Boilvin's  sub,  its  25,  26  and  the  w  2  ft  of  It  27  in  b  2  of  the  e      of  the  e 

Vi  of  the  8  w  ^  of  eec  14  39  13.  Jan  8,  2  p  m.    Louis  Bastrop,  admtr. 

L  B. 

Lt  7  nf  the  8  V4  of  b  35  of  the  8  e  J4  of  see  12  39  12.  Jan  6,  10  a  m.  Wm 

A  Deyl,  admtr.  L  B. 
Kc'Zil'e  resub.  Its  13  and  14  of  b  7  in  Drexei  &  Smi  h's  sub  of  the  w  i4 

of  the  n  w  }4  and  the  w  H  ot  the  w  Yi  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec 

11  38  11.  Jan  10,  3  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  20  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 
Harland's  eub.  It  18  ot  the  s  173  ft  of  that  pt  lying  e  ot  Ihe  Oh'go  end  N 

W  Ky  ot  the  w  ^  ot  the  n  e  54  of  sec  30  40  14.  Jan  7,  10  a  m,  Herman 

Krause.  admtr.  N  O  K. 
McEeynoId's  sub,  It  42  in  b  I  of  pt  of  the  e  hf  of  the  n  e  '4  ot  sec  6  39 

14.  Jan  7,  11  a  m.  Oh is  J  Krumeieg,  executor,  j\  C  K. 
ere-Wster's  feuo.  It  48  in  b  4  of  the  u  20  aor<»e  ot  ihe  s  40  acres  of  the  e  Yi 

of  the  n  e  !4  of  sea  15  39  13.  jan  5,  Ham.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master, 

91  Hartford  bldg.  L  K. 
Roger's  sub.  It  7  in  b  2  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  4  39  14.  jan  14, 

11  a  m.  Sarepta  Ann  Russell  executrix.  L  N. 
Miller  &  Rigdon's  eub.  Its  37,  38,  39  40,  41  and  44  In  b  1,  of  It  29  in  Ihe 

fichool  Truetree's  8ub  of  eec  16  38  14.    jan  8,  11  a  m.   Walter  Butler, 

m  leter.  L  N. 

Valliqnette's  eub,  It  21  of  the  n  e  54  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  and  the 
u  33  ft  ot  the  8  e  !4  of  the  s  e  >4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  33  34  14,  Jan  8,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Butter,  master,  55  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Garter's  sub,  It  28  in  the  resub  of  b  15  of  bs  1,  2,  3,  4  and  7  in  Olifford'e 
add.  Jan  8,  II  am.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

CuUQSelman's  sub,  It  12  ia  b  i.  It  33  in  D  6,  It  32  iu  b  6  of  the  n  Y,  ot  the 
8  w  H  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  15  39  13.  jan  8,  10  a  m.  Jae  U  Mann,  mas- 
ter, 175  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 


Merigold's  re=nb.  It  3  in  b  4;  It  43  in  b  3,  of  the  n  60  acres  of  the  e  Yt  of 
the  n  e  ^4  of  sec  22  39  13.  jan  8;  10  a  m.  Jae  B  Mann,  master.  L  N. 

Ooie's  snb,  Its  39  and  40  In  b  1,  of  the  e  e  ^4  of  the  8  w  J4  of  the  s  e  H  of 
the  s  w  !4  ot  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  27  38  14.  jan  7,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  mas- 
ter. L  N. 

Schrie'ier'e  fub,  the  e  25  ft  of  Its  7,  8,  9  and  10  ot  the  w  K  of  It  1  in  b  1 
in  chefSeld's  add.  jan  12,  10  a  m.  Ohas  Burmeieter,  admtr.  NOR. 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  enb,  its  2  and  12  b  6  of  then  40  acrps  of  the 
w  Yi  ot  the  e  y4  of  stc  2  39  13.  jan  5,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  mas- 
ter. 1412  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

West  Oh'go  r  d  Go's  sub,  Its  37  and  38  in  b  8  of  the  d  w  H  of  the  n  w  M 
of  sec  10  39  13;  alsT  pt  of  spc  26  and  35  in  :19  9;  ales  Its  5  and  6  in  b  3 
in  Hardin's  sub  of  Ihe  e  Yt  of  the  s  Yi  of  ihtj  n  !4  of  Ihe  e  V4  of  ihe  n 
w  J4  of  e-c  10  38  U.  jin  1;,  11  a  m.  Geo  0  Patrick,  admtr.  NOB. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Healy  Bros  sub,  the  uud  Yi  of  enblts  2  to  16  in  the  sub  of  It  2  ot  pt  Its  1 
end  2  6  4  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  fub  ot  sec  29  29  14.  Jan  22.  10  a  m. 
Jas  Penee,  sheriff .  NOB. 

80  Oh'gj.  Doylee  add.  It  19  in  b  1  sec  6  87  15,  also  'te  26  and  27  in  b  72 
in  0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo'e  sub  in  se^s  B  and  6  37  1ft,  also  It  35  in  b  67  in  said 
sub  j*n  22, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Ayere  &  Hamilton's  eub.  Its  1?  and  13  of  ths  s  4  20-100  acres  of  b  39  In 
Ihe  Oanal  Trustees  eub  of  the  w  H  of  the  e  e  !4  eec  21  39  14.  jan  22, 
10  a  m.  Jae  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

The  und  i4  of  w  '/j  ot  n  e  J4  of  sec  I  3J  12  jiu  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaee, 
sheriff.  NOR. 

White  '  eub.  It  5  b  1  of  4!^  ac-es  n  of  s  33  rods  6J4  ft  of  e  e  %  of  n  e  54 

9  38  14.  jin  22  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaie,  sheriff.  NOR. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo'e  eub.  It  6  b  9  in  sece  5  and  6  37  16.  jaa  2!,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Scammon  &  Dickey's  sub  It6b2'.twi4seJ4eofICRy  eec  23  39  14. 

jan  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaee.  fheriff. 
Sheridan  Drive,  Feinberg  add.  It  1J18  aud  129  in  the  e  e  >4  of  eeo  20  40 

14.  jan  16,  In  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Beseweech  ■  nb.  It  8  b  7  s  w  14  n  e  14  i-nd  w  165.88  ft  of  n  1162.3  ft  e  e  54 

n  e  ^  sec  31  37  15.  jan  22,  11  a  m.  Jae  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
School  Sec  add,  nnd  ^  of  the  s  Yt  ot  It  10  in  b  126  in  sec  16  39  14.  Jan  1 1- 

10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Glover'e  snb.  Its  2  and  3  of  (he  n  Yt  of  the  e  e  H  of  eec  20  39  14.   jan  8, 

111  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  N  (J  [t. 
Baxter's  sub.  It  35  in  b  6  of  Ihe  s  w  14  of  the  B  e  !4  of  sec  20  40  14.  jan 

8,  10  am.  Jae  Pea°e,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Rogers  Pk.  n3B  ft  ot  Its  10  and  11  in  b  b7.  jan  8,10  am.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  N  0  K. 

Garfield  blvd,  Cumming'8  add.  It  35  being  a  sub  ot  It  2  in  b  3  and  It  2  in 
b  4  in  the  Circuit  Ct  ptn  a  sab  ot  the  w  %  of  the  8  w  54  of  eec  14  39 
13.  Jan  8, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

Twelfth  et  Syn  eub.  It  26  I  ei  g  a  f uli  of  be  1,  2.  3  of  Brandieh  &  Vlizaer'e 
add  to  Riverside  a  sob  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  n  e  54  ot  eec  24  39  12  Jan  8, 
10  am.  Jas  Pease,  "-heriff.  N  O  j-,.  ' 

Aeeessor'a  div.  Its  19  to  22  in  the  eob  of  It  4  of  reeub  lands  in  the  s  !4  ot 
the  6  w  54  of  eec  31  40  14.  Jan  8,  It)  a  m.    Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  N  O  R. 

Salisbury's  eub.  It  89  lu  Oai  field's  aub  of  b  16  of  e  54  e  e  54  sec  6  39  13. 
Jan  8,  111  a  m.  Jflo  Peae<>  i-heriff.  NOR. 

Lt  6  and  the  strip  of  laud  II  ft  iu  width  n  and  adj  It  6  in  'rray  &  Gay" 
lord's  eub  of  b  71  and  the  w  54  ot  b  6i  in  Hopkin's  add  to  Hyde  Park, 
being  a  sub  ot  the  w  V%  ot  the  n  e  54  of  eec  14  38  14.    Jau  8,  10  a  m 
Jae  Peaee.  sheriff.  NOR. 

Jordan's  resub.  Its  a6  and  37  in  b  2,  of  Ite  13  14  15  17  and  18  in  Ogden's 
sub  of  Ihe  e  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  24  39  13.  Jan  8,  10  a  m  James 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Boes'  sub,  It  4  in  the  resub  of  the  s  e  54  ot  the  s  e  54,  ex  Ite  1  to  5.  and 
the  e  404.7  ft  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  14  37  11.  Jan  8.  10  a  m.  Jaa  Pease 
sheriff.  NOR. 

Canil  Trustee's  sub.  It  52  b  34  sec  31  39  IS.  Jan8,10am.  Jae  Pease 
sheriff  NOR. 

S  54  of  the  foil  wing  Ian comm  at  a  poiot  40  rods  n  of  e  e  cor  of  sec 
27  <1  i-f.  and  ruuulng  thence  n  on  e  Hue  of  said  sec,  :  0  rods;  thence 
w  at  right  angles  with  first  cours'i  128  rodf ;  Ihence  e  I28  rode  to  the 
place  of  beginuine;  aleo  a  etrip  ot  lard  2  rode  wide  on  the  n  line  of  s 
54  of  the  w  54  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  25  41  13.  Ja  1  8,  lo  a  m.  Jas  i'ease 
sheriff  NOR. 


LONG    TERM     LEASES  RECORDED 
1894. 

Clark  st,  s  w  oor  Mouroe,  79x90,  93  years  and  11  months 
frtim  May  1,  1894.  Lessee  must  remove  all  baildinga 
within  six  weeks  and  erect  a  new  one  by  Jan  1,  1895, 
to  be  not  less  than  12  stories  and  to  cost  not  less  than 
$260,000.  Prior  to  removal  of  bnilditig  lessee  mast 
deposit  $.35,000  and  a  bond  for  J75,(iiiO  as  secarity  for 
the  falfiUment  of  this  agreement,  building  to  go  to 

lessor  at  end  of  lease.    To  May  1,  1895  $25,000 

4  years  $33,000 

88  years,  11  months  $40,oc0 

Olark  st  N,  Nos  615  and  617,  49x168;  M  J  Swatek  to  North 
End  Masonic  Temple  Assooiation,  99  years  from  Ang 
1,  1893,  lessee  to  erect  by  May  1,  U95,  a  4-8tcry  build- 
ing, to  cost  not  less  than  |4{i,00(',  to  be  parchased  by 
lessor  at  end  of  lease.  99  yea-s   1,980 

Clark  st,  s  e  cor  Jackson,  4:0.6x10a;  Univerf  ity  of  Chicago 
to  Edward  Grace.  9a  years  from  Feb  1,  1894,  buildings 
to  be  purchased  by  lessor  at  ecd  of  lease  at  two-thirds 
epprsised  value.  99  years  $16,900 

Olark  St.  Nos  195  and  198,  40x180;  Ephraim  Ingals  to  E 
Nelson  Blake,  VV  W  rihaw  and  Kilby  Page,  10  years 
from  May  1,1894.  K  years  $9,000 

Clark  st  N,  71.5x149,  w  f  170  ft  n  of  Division,  Richard 
Bradley,  liustee,  to  Johanna  Znrberg,  198  years  from 
July  2,  189i,  buildings  become  property  of  lessor  at 
end  ot  lease.  198  years  $1,850 

Clark  tt,  No  134,  ^ij^sSd;  James  S  Pirtle  et  al  to  Fred- 
erick M  Atwood,  90  years  from  May  J,  1899.  90  years 
 $6,080 

Forest  av,  n  e  cor  38lh  st,  298.8x95;  Nimrod  Lancaster  to 
Charles  E  Bpricgtr.  10  years  from  May  1,  1893.  Rental 
shall  be  paid  at  eiid  of  each  year,  lessor  ehail  purchase 
bn;!dit;g.s  acd  h:1  percnanent  improvemtiiits  at  end  of 
lease  at  original  cost  with  10  per  cent  added,  or  lease 
may  be  extended  5  years  on  same  terms  $1,200 

Halbted  st,  No  605,  L4x,00,  144  ft  n  of  tlenry,  GnflSQ  F 
Miller  to  James  E  Woodrnflf,  99  years  from  Mar  1, 


1894.  Lessee  will  erect  within  two  years  building  lo 
cost  not  less  than  $3,000  JlsO 

Ualsted  st  3,  23x100  ft,  116  ft  n  of  R  R  r  of  w,  e  f.  Griffin 
F  Miller  of  Cincinnati  to  Edward  C  Pfausohmidt,  99 
years  from  Mar  1,  1894;  lessee  can  purchase  ground  for 
$:i,600.  99  years  $180 

Kiig  pi,  n  e  cor  Blnoher  st,  100x130,  John  Entzminger 
to  John  Sohaepfle,  10  years  from  July  1,  1892.  Lessee 
agrees  to  bui  d  new  greenhouses  on  the  lots.  10  years 
 $1,000 

La  Salle  st,  80x120  ft  e  f ,  80  f t  s  of  Washington,  W  A 
Fuller  to  Exchange  Building  Company,  99  years  from 
May  I,  1893,  lessees  to  erect  by  May  1,  1895,  a  buildiug 
to  cost  not  less  than  $400,000,  which  goes  to  lessor  at 
end  of  lease  at  one  half  its  appraised  vslne,  or  extend 
99  yearn  at  $30,000  a  year,  at  end  of  which  time  build- 
ings will  go  to  lessor.  1  year  $10,000 

98  years  $30,000 

Plymouth  pi.  No  59,  25x100,  Carl  Buhl  to  W  F  Coleman, 

99  years  from  Feby  1,  1890,  lessee  to  erect  within  12 
months  a  four-slory  tuildicg  to  cost  not  less  than 
$15,000  to  be  purchased  at  end  of  lease  at  one  half  its 
fair  cash  value.  99  years  $1,500 

Sanger  st,  n  w  oor  25th  pi,  e  f  63x90,  J  H  Richardson,  of 
Niles,  Mich.,  to  Isabella  R  Thomas,  99  years  from  Oct 

1,  1893.  10  years  $800 

89  years  $90O 

State  st,  Nos  4840  to  4846,  80x100,  Frank  I  Wilson  to  J 
O  Hedrick,  99  years  from  May  1,  1894,  lessee  to  erect 
a  4-8tcry  building  to  cost  not  less  than  $26,000  by  Jan 
1,  1895,  to  be  purchased  by  le-ssor  at  end  of  lease.  99 
years  $1,440 

State  st,  40x138  w  f  40  ft  s  of  Peck  ct,  Otis  J  Dimock  to 
Robert  I)  Sheppard.  o"  Evanston,  99  years  from  Apl  1; 
1890,  lessee  to  maintain  building  not  less  that)  f-ix 
stories  in  height;  value  of  present  buildirg  $25,0(0,  to 
be  purchased  at  end  of  lease  at  appraised  value.  99 
years   $3  600 

Van  Buren  st,  55x119  26.  n  f  850  ft  w  of  Desplaines, 
Martin  De  Tamble  to  Simeon  Steiniger,  99  years  from 
July  1,  189i,  buildings  to  be  purchased  by  lessor  at  end 

ot  lease.  Ist  year  $6,337.50 

2d  year   6,387,50 

3d  year   6,200.00 

4th  year..   6,012,00 

95  years   2,700.00 

Van  Buren  st,  n  w  oor  Leavitt,  150x125,  J  M  Banks  to 
People's  Institute  Imp.  ovement  Company,  98  years 
from  May  I,  1894,  lessee  lo  erect  bnilding  by  May  1, 

1895,  not  less  than  three  slories  high  and  to  cost  not 
leeg  than  $40,0(  0,  lessor  to  porcbase  buildings  at  end 
of  lease  at  their  full  value.  98  years   $l,8fO 

Rufh  et,  n  w  cor  Indiana,  e  f  100  l-6xlf0  (except  w  5  ft 
Its  1  to  4  for  private  alley),  W  L  Bradley  to  W  H 
Browne,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  May  9,  1894,  at 

an  annual  rental  of  $6,000 

W  H  Browne  assigned  the  above  lease  io  the  Dubuque 
Bldg  Co.,  Aug  13,  1894,  for  a  consideration  of  $99,100. 
Vincennea  av,  n  e  cor  Ellis  pi,  w  f  99x99,  S  W  Burnham 
to  E  O  Whistler  et  al,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  Deo 

1,  1894,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $3,000 

Whashington  st,  n  w  oor  Sangamoti,  s  f  128.7x189.75,  R 
R  Rapin  to  Q  P  Bent,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  Oct 

25,  1894,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $3,000 

Lake  st,  30x180  n  f,  80  ft  e  of  La  Salle,  N  C  Foster,  of, 
Eau  Claire,  Wis.,  to  C  G  TTheeler,  99  years  from  May 
1,  1894,  buildings  to  be  purchased  by  lessor  at  end  of 
lease  at  actual  cash  value  or  lease  may  be  extended  99 

yearo  at  current  rate  of  interest.  99  years  $3,600 

Eloton  av,  2t52  ft  n  of  Redfleld  st,  w  f  151x362x72xl45x 
291,  also  Stein  st,  237  ft  n  of  Redfield,  e  f  25x156,  P  N 
Kohlsaat  to  The  Gate  Iron  Works,  for  a  term  of  99 
vesrs  from  Oct  20,  1894,  for  a  consideration  of.  $177,750 
Canal  st.  b  w  cor  Monroe,  e  f  80x70>ij,  D  G  Swartz  to  F 
R  Power,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  Nov  1,  1894,  at 

an  annual  rental  of  $6,000 

Clark  st  S,  20  ft  n  of  Mnaison,  e  f  213^x80  ft,  S  Pirtie 
(trustee)  lo  Frederick  M  Atwood,  for  a  term  of  99 
years,  from  May  1,  1899,  at  an  annual  rental  of  (for 

ent-re  term)     $7,080 

Desplaines  st,  s  w  cor  44th,  e  f  753^x124  ft,  J  B  Doane 
to  F  E  Brady,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  Apr  1,  1887, 

at  an  annual  rental  of....  $700 

Indiana  st,  125  ft  s  of  23rd,  e  f  24.8x160.41,  S  F  High  to 
Mary  M  and  B  Page,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  Nov 

1,  18  4,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $300 

Sedgwick  st,  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  part  of  It  1  blk  30, 
Canal  Trustees  sub,  sec  38,  40  14,  J  Filz  to  O  Qreis- 
bach,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  May  1,  1894,  at  an 

annual  rental  of  $1,500 

Third  av,  175  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  w  f  25x100  ft,  J  H 
Walker  to  James  Conley,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from 

Jan  1,  189'^,  at  an  annua!  rental  of  ,  $2,115 

Michigan  av,  250  ft  s  of  12th  st,  w  f  27  4.112x1313^,  M 
A  I  Peck  to  James  H  Parish,  for  a  term  of  ft9  years 
from  Oot  1,  1894,  at  an  annual  rental  of 

first  13  months  $5,040 

97  years  and  6  months  annually   . .  $2,169 

Calumet  av,  106  ft  n  of  Thirty-ninth  st,  192.4x95  2,  w  f ; 
also  Calumet  av,  168.4x95.2,  e  f,  106  ft  n  of  Thirty-ninth 
st,  Nimrod  Lancaster  to  C  E  Springer  and  Frank  H 
Springer,  25  years  from  November  1,  1888.  It  was  the 
intention  of  the  lessees  to  build  seven  houses  on  the 
west  tract  and  eight  haases  on  the  east.  Lessor  can 
purchase  houses  by  paying  original  cost  of  $2,600  and 
20  and  40  per  cent  additional;  lease  can  be  extended  25 
years  on  same  terms   |5C0 


19 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  5,  1896.  <fP^ 


Office 


Desks 


Furniture, 

i,Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410, 
Renidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTEAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


I  o  IS  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsDHiBst  Restaiirant  in 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THK  PKii-eS  Cli  AIM*  C03IFAM  V. 

JOHN  WEDDERB!)H!,,      "      MA.>AGING  ATTOBNEY, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Bu;  and  sell  Real  Estate  on  Commission,  manage 
estates  for  non-residents,  negotiate  first  mortgaRt 
loans,  collect  rents  and  pay  taxes. 

94and  96  Dearborn  Street. 

Main  Floor.  Telephone  2368 


XYPE WRIT  E  K  S . 

ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

H  am  nno  n  d  s ,  etc . 

40  to  60  per  cent  below  mana- 
fscturers  prl  Every  machine 

fully  enaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  corre[*pon'liQgly  low  rates,  al- 
lowing a  month's  rent  to  apply  oc 


price. 


TYPEWRITER  EMPORIUM, 


Tel.  Main  328 


161  l,a  Salle  w»re<it 


TURN  UP  YOUR  PANS 


TO  CATCH 


THE  SHOWER  OF  GOLD 


wliicb  sootk  will  be  fallins! 


the  most  remunerative,  the  surest 
and  safest  investment  you  can  maiie  of 
your  idle  money  is  in  WEST  SUPEaiOE 
££AL  ESTATE.  At  present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  malie  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPEaiOE,  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAZE  SUPERIOR, 

is  rapidly  growing  to 
the  position  of  the 

METROPOLISof  the  NORTHWEST 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

The  Land  «&  River  Improvement 
Company  will  for  the  next  90  days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  12,500,- 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarily  easy 
terms:  10  per  cent  down,  10  per  cent  in 
one  year,  20  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  in  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate). 
No  liabrjity  on  part  of  purchasers  for 
further  payments. 

Send  for  price  lists,  maus.  etc.  to 

Land  &  River  Improvement  Co., 

tVest  Superior,  Wisconsin. 


PENSION  J  PEOOTJBED  FOB 


SOLglERS 


LDREN, 


WIDOWS, 
PAREN  IS. 


Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
since  the  war.  SoTvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
titled. Old  and  rejected  olaimB  a  speoialty. 
Thonsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  fend 
for  new  laws.  No  obari;e  for  advioe  No  fee 
aatil  saooesafal. 


P 


ATEN  T 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

ChandlBB  4  CiiandiBB 


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ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atiantic  Building,      \v£:'«uiJ!ii*<iTON,  l>.  c 


This  Desk  f§r$IT  JO 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Ancirsws  ^  Ca> 

216  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


BROTHERS 

MAW© 


In  the  eiiiht  large  Salesrooms  on  first 
floor  will  be  found  all  styles  of  these 
artistic  instruments  — 

UN  EQUALED  m  tone. 

UN  EQUALED  inaction. 

(S    UN  EQUALED  in  casings. 

QUALITY, 

STYLE, 

PRICES, 

TERMS 

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219-221  Wabash  Ave. 


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Dumb 
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FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 


LIGHT  RUNNING  1 
EASILY  MANAGEDI 
EUNDEEDS  NOW  IN  USE' 

And  every  one  e'vlngr  entire  Batlsnseuoti. 


Adopted  by  all  the   leading  ArchlteotK  er' 
Oontractore  end  Owrers.    Without  doabt  Tf  JB 
VEKT  IN  THJC  AJAKKJUT. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY 

ISO    aOtli  STREET 

CHICAGO  ILL. 


bsta.biliIsh:e3d  leee 


FRANK  R.  GROUT, 


SIGN  PAINTING 

AND  OFFICE  LETTERING 

In  ancient  and  modern  styles.  First-class  work  and  democratic  prices,  bring  your 
bullion  and  see  us  work.   Board  Signs,  Glass  Signs,  Metal  Signs  and  Cloth  Signs 


Phone  5337. 


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CHICAGO  ILL. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Rparlpr  ^ill  you  kindly  accept  this  in 
^  'vitation  to  visit  us  at  No.  46 
Jackson  Street,  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
p'easing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

PE.1SE  PIANO  COMPANY, 

46  Jackson  Street, 
Kesiaent  9Iana«er  v^iii*-«tgu 


Januarys,  P95  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILD!  NG  JOURNAL.  H 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Jany.  4,  1894. 

Sales,  Amount, 

Olty,  ov^r  $1,000   265  |3,55K,960 

Oity,  nndertl,00O..    103  66,815 

Ooonty   101  868,170 


Total. 


i62 


$3,983,946 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Jany.  3,  1893, 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Oltj,  over  11,000                            225  |2,(i62,96i 

Olty,  under  1,000...,                      125  70,9.i8 

Oonnty                                        189  478,561 


Total   489 


i2,(''12.442 


Ada  Bt,  140  ftn  of  62nd,  e  f  25x116;  Deo 
16,  1894.  DeW  O  Batta  to  F  B  Reynoldd 
 |1,5()0 

Alley  lot  141  3-10  ft  n  of  n  w  oor  Wright- 
wood  and  Beet  avs  (75  ft  w  of  Beat  av), 
60x50;  Deo  17,  M  Basohwah  to  0  Baok- 
ingham   $2,000 

Armour  av,  240  ft  a  of  47tb  at,  e  f  24xU0; 
Deo  28,  1894.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  V  Trooolo 
  $1,154 

Armonr  av,  141  ft  n  of  55th  at,  w  f  25x100; 
Nov  27,  1894,  F  Silkenat  to  H  A  Blister 
   $4,700 

Aahland  av,  123  ft  n  of  62nd  at,  e  f  25x  125; 
Nov  31,  1894.  B  Bobineky  to  M  Lickton 
 $1,300 

Ashland  av,  168  ft  n  of  Slat  at,  e  f  24x125; 
Deo  15,  1894.  A  Onneo  to  M  0  Cnneo 
 #5.0  0 

Ashland  av,  141  ft  n  of  63d  at,  e  f  50x121; 
Deo  27.  B  D  Hoamer  et  al  to  M  F  Mo- 
ran  $3,000 

Ashland  av,  141  ft  a  of  Madison  et,  w  f 
124x150,  more  or  leas;  Deo  5,  1894,  Q 
Hahn  to  P  Core   $1,600 

Aahland  av,  149  ft  a  of  67th  st,  e  f  26x124; 
Nov  24,  1894  I  E  Wink  to  W  Pagen- 
kopf  $3,500 

Aahland  av,  n  w  oor  Center  st,  e  f  30x122; 
Deo  24,  1894.  H  G  Zander  to  J  I  Haj- 
ward   $1,200 

Astor  st,  155  ft  a  of  Bnrton  pi,  e  f  25x110; 
Deo  27.  0  N  Oharnley  to  J  W  Fieher 
 $8  600 

Beacon  st,  139  ft  a  of  Leland  av,  e  f  60x 
175,  more  or  lees;  Deo  29,  Mark  A  Bera- 
baoh  to  J  Sveneon  $4,000 

Bishop  8t,  236  ft  8  of  47th,  e  f  25x124;  Jan 
1,  W  Lamberth  to  N  Dietrioh  $2,2C0 

Bishop  at,  n  w  oor  54th  e  f  48x124;  Jan  2. 
A  Lamcnreaox  to  L  Lumpp  $4,6uO 

Bine  Island  av,  Noa  570  to  578  and  Loomia 
st,  Nos  684  to  690  together  with  the 
leasehold  interest  in  the  groond  for 
ninty-nine  years  from  July  1,  1891;  Deo 
18.  W  B  Smith  to  Weatern  Mannfao- 
tnrers''  Mntaal  Inanranoe  Company 
  $70,000 

Bond  av,  260  f t  n  w  of  74th  at,  n  e  f  50x 
195;  July  14.  0  A  Straat  to  P  T  O'Snlli- 
vaa  $3,000 

Bonney  av,  250  ft  a  of  W  18th  et,  e  f  25x 
116;  Oot  8,  1894.  Mrs  A  Hillock  to  O  A 
Hillock  $1,500 

Burlington  at,  531  ft  a  of  Willow,  e  f  24 
xl04;  Deo  1,  1894,  H  G  Priete  to  F 
Priete   $5,500 

California  av,  192  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
171^x1261^;  Nov  10,  1894.  W  M  Reid  to 
F  W  Spink  $4,200 

California  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  10.  1894. 
W  M  Reid  to  F  W  Spink    .  $4,200 

California  av,  172  n  of  Archer  av,  w  f  162 
xl20,  and  other  property;  Sept  20,'92. 
H  E  Qravea  to  E  0  Waller  $4,000 

Canal  st,  50  f t  ^  of  W  15th,  e  f  60x111; 
Nov  22,  1894,  Est  of  J  P  Willard  to  H 
B  Houghton  et  al  $5,000 

Carpenter  st,  n  w  oor  54th,  ef  25x124;  Deo 
26.  H  F  Rathe  to  M  Stoekniann  ....  $1,000 

Central  Park  av,  46  ft  n  of  W  24th  at,  w  f 
25x125;  Deo  15, '94.  T  E  Bell  to  S  C 
White  ..,.$2,300 

Center  av,  83  ft  a  of  Weddell  st,  e  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  24,  1894.  I  E 
Wink  to  W  Pagenkopf  $5,750 

Center  av,  83  ft  a  of  73rd  e  f  100x125;  May 
18,  1889.  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  J  F  Jabin .  .$1,400 

Center  at,  92  ft  e  of  Southport  av,  a  f  40x 
150;  Deo  31,  1894.  J  D  Corbett  to  F 
Boome  $1,600 

Champlain  av,  250  ft  a  of  49th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  14,  94,  B  Cockburn  to  E  G 
Roeddiger  $2,600 

Ohioago  av  W,  premises  No  1292;  Deo  29, 
189*.  Estate  of  M  Sohnltz  to  B  Michel 
 $1,300 

CbQTOhill  st,  284  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  a  f  24 


xlOO;  Dec  29,  J  Mix  to  14lh  Ward  Bldg 

Association  ..    f4,.''00 

Cleveland  av,  241  ft  e  of  Seminsrj,  n  f  2.5 
xl25;  Deo  27.  M    Schrteder    to   O  B 

S  hroeder   k  3,400 

Olybonrn  pi,  48  ft  w  of  Edgar  at,  n  f  24x 
125;  Deo  29,  1894,   J  SohafiEarczyk  to  8 

Kaller   $',300 

Commercial  at,  193  ft  n  of  Berteau  av,  e 
f,  50x165;  Deo  31,  1894.  A  Sellatrom  to 
J  Becker  $4,441 

Cossitt  at,  200  ft  n  of  Franklin,  e  f  50x 
125;  Deo  22.  F  R  Brazia  to  W  R  Howard 
 $1,000 

Cossitt  st,  160  ft  n  of  Franklin,  ef  50x125; 
Dec  31.  H  T  Brazie  to  L  Ullrich ...  $4,000 

Coulter  st,  132  ft  n  e  of  Hoyne  av,  a  e  f  24 
xlOO;  Jan  2.  J  Filip  to  J  Q  Panooh$6,500 

Conrtland  st,  bet  Rockwell  and  Campbell 
av,  a  f  23>^xl24;  Oot  1,  1894  W  Schick 
to  0  Undentsch   $1,425 

Cnyler  av,  n  w  oor  Lincoln  at,  a  f  53x120; 
Deo  7,  1894.  Q  Ohen  to  O  M  Carlatein 
 $10,000 

Dearborn  av,  92  ft  a  of  Goethe  at,  w  f  25x 
132;  Dec  18.  W  J  Andrewa  et  al  to  J  R 
Putnam  $6o,o00 

Diana  at,  a  w  oor  Union,  n  f  50x1543^; 
also  lot  105;  Deo  29.  Q  Merz  to  A 
Stordle   ..#1,000 

Diversey  et,  100  ft  e  of  ShefBeld  av,  a  f  50 
xl24;  Deo  24,  1894.nJ  L  Swenson  to  0 
Bookingham  *8,250 

Dover  st,  353  ft  s  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  60x 
140  more  or  less;  Deo  28,  J  M  North- 
more  to  N  0  Johnson  $2,800 

Dunning  st,  209  ft  e  of  SheflBeld  av,  n  f 
ISxllfi;  Deo  31,  1894.  A  Moses  to  A  M 
Rothschild   $4,600 

Dunning  at,  343  ft  w  of  Lincoln  av,  a  f  25 
xll;Deo  22,  S  Riehm  to  W  L  DeWoif 
 $5,500 

East  av,  75  ft  n  of  7lBt  st,  e  f  25x162,  und 
1-5  inat;  Nov  15.  C  S  Barker  to  G  W 
Lee  Jr  ■  $l,oro 

Eberhart  av,  150  ft  e  of  Sheridan  at,  s  f 
25x124;  Jan  27,  1890  SE  Gross  to  L 
Narowets   $1,650 

Eggleston  av,  232  ft  n  of  72nd  st,  e  f  33.33 
1125.28;  Deo  27,1894.  F  Caldwell  to  J 
W  Barlow  $6,000 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  s  w  oor  Viocennea  av, 
n  f  25x125;  June  6,  1892.  8  E  Qroae  to 
A  Heeaa  $1,125 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  325  ft  e  of  South  Park 
av,  n  f  75x125;  July  17,  8  E  Groaa  to  A 
J  Beat  $1,950 

Eighty-ninth  pi,  275  ft  e  of  Vincennes  av, 
a  f  100x125;  Oot  4.  8  E  Qroas  to  E  F 
Bnllard  $2,800 

Eighty-ninth  at,  n  e  cor  Girard  av,  a  f  75 
x99;  Sep  21.  EL  Brainard  to  Mutual 
Electric  Light  and  Power  Company. $4,500 

Eighty-ninth  st,  76  ft  e  of  Girard  av,  a  f 
61x99;  Sept  ^^1.  E  L  Brainard  to  Mutual 
Eleotrio  Light  and  Power  Company 
 $3,000 

Eighty-ninth  st,  171  ft  of  Vinoennea  av, 
a  f  f  0x125;  March  3,  1891.  8  E  Groaa  to 
C  8  P  Pope  $1,450 

Ellis  av,  491  ft  a  of  63d  at,  w  f  25x132; 
Deo  19,'94.  J  Woodbridge  to  V  A  Doog- 
laa  $1,425 

Ellia  Park,  124  ft  n  of  37th  st,  s  e  f  25x 
85;  Dec  29.  A  L  Kelley  to  L  Cusio.  .$4,000 

Emerald  av,  n  e  cor  78th  at,  w  f  40x125; 
Oot  9,  1894.  G  C  Murray  to  M  J  Oolvin 
 ,  $2,C0O 

Emerald  av,  s  w  oor  78th  st,  e  f  79x144, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  31,  1894,  J  R  Put- 
nam to  W  J  Andrews  $8,000 

Emerald  av,  26  ft  s  of  45th  at,  w  f  50x124; 
Deo  21.  W  Seymour  to  F  Welohli. .  $5,626 

Eacanaba  av,  305  ft  a  of  89th  at,  w  f  25x 
138J^;  Oot  23,  1894.  J  Kaaakowaki  to  M 
Kuozkowska  $1,200 

Eugenie  st,  115  ft  e  of  Sedgwick,  n  f  24x 
106;  Deo  28.  M  Alt  et  al  to  A  F  Alt.$8,f.00 

Fifty-firat  st,  s  w  oor  Page,  n  f  24x125; 
Deo  29.  J  Tonohen  to  J  Kanak  $5,475 

Fiftv-fifth  at,  164  ft  w  of  Cornell  av,  a  f 
27x50>^;  Aug  29.  E  B  Camp  to  E  J 
Meeker  $9,000 

Fifty-aixth  pi  W,  126  ft  n  of  Noble  av,  w 
f  250x124;  Jan  3.  W  Scherenberg  to  J 
Helthonse   $1,500 

Fifty-seventh  at,  n  e  cor  Green,  s  f  122x92; 
Deo  26.  L  LPrescott  to  D  C  Butt8.$34,000 

Fortieth  pi  W,  300  ft  a  of  13th  at,  e  f  26x 
125;  Jan  2.  J  Klimato  L  E  Kohler  $1,16C 

Fortieth  at  W,  n  w  cor  15th,  e  f  50x125; 
Deo  31, 1894,  J  Cada  to  P  Hribal . . .  $2,085 

Forty-third  st,  100  ft  w  of  Prairie  av,  n  f 
601^x94;  Jan  3.  W  E  Ayera  to  J  A 
Hayes  $33,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  264  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n  f 
25x127;  Deo  18,  1894.  R  3raoe  to  J  M 


Rooney   $l,10i/ 

Forty  seventh  at,  26  ft  w  of  Biahop,  a  f  24 
xi25;  Deo  30,  1891.  S  E  Grose  to  T  J 
McKee   $;,^6i' 

Forty-aeventh  at,  267  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av.  s  f  24x100;  Dec  31,  1894.  L  Q  Stave 
te  W  J  Richardaou  $2,300 

Forty-ninth  at  W,  a  e  cor  Humboldt  av,  e 
f  50x126;  Dec  26.  J  W  Shepard  to  J  T 
Roane  $1,400 

Forquer  at,  98  ft  w  of  Jan  Hnss  av,  a  f  25 
xl25;  Oot  29.  E  J  French  to  M  F  Haw- 
kina    ,  $1,0'  0 

Fulton  st,  n  e  oor  Parker  pi,  s  f  50xI5<  ; 
Dec  29,1894.  J  Weaver  et  al  to  H  Scheide- 
man  $4,600 

Garfield  blvd,  97  ft  w  of  Loomia  et,  n  f 
48x125,  with  other  ppty;  Deo  22.  R  Por- 
ter to  C  H  Vehmeyer  $10,000 

Goldsmith  iv,  220  ft  n  e  of  78th  st,  n  w  f 
4(xl62,  more  or  less;  June  l.R  E  Brow- 
nele  to  E  M  Harrison  $10,000 

Grand  av,  n  w  oor  Tripp,  s  w  f  90xl2i', 
more  or  Ifcas;  Dec  15,  1894.  H  H  Rose  to 
4  Q  Bunnell  $1,150 

Grand  blvd,  100  ft  n  of  44th  et,  w  f  21x 
180;  Nov  1.  W  N  Sattley  to  the  Manhat- 
tan Life  Ins  Co  ,  $25,000 

Grand  av,  s  w  cor  Greenleaf,  e  f  I70j^x 
185;  Deo  20,  M  A  Watson  to  M  C  Brag- 
don   $5  000 

Q.-een  st,  122  ft  s  of  56th,  e  f  33x125;  Dp 
22.  T  Wixted  to  F  W  Kasher  $l,-»25 

Green  at,  255  ftn  of  64ih.  e  f  37J^xl34; 
Feb  9,  1894,  O  B  Green  to  F  Bolden- 
weok  $2,000 

Gross  av,  75  ft  n  e  of  46th  st,  n  w  f  50  ft 
through  to  46th  st;  Sept  8,  1892.  S  E 
Gross  to  G  F  Herthorne  $1,800 

Halsted  at,  100  ft  n  of  W  20th,  e  f  20.8x 
1103^;  Deo  31,'94.  John  York  to  John 
York  Co  $176,000 

Halated  st,  371  ft  a  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
25x122;  Deo  1.  H  A  Gardner  to  J  Greg- 
ory $2,200 

Halsted  st,  aame  ppty;  Deo  4.  J  Gregory 
to  J  H  Reynolds   $3,(00 

Halsted  st,  175  ft  n  of  66th,  w  f  25x125, 
Nov  7,  1894.  J  Chrisholm  to  E  E  Veh- 
meyer $7,000 

Harding  av,  175  ft  n  of  Dor  place,  e  f  25 
xl24;  Deo  27,  1894.  M  L  Long  to  E  Mur- 
dock  $2,000 

Harding  av,  141  ft  n  of  Park  av,  e  f  23x 
116;  Deo  1.  J  Laogor  to  W  R  Langor 
 $4,000 

Uartwell  av,  150  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Deo  29.  F  Salter  to  W  W  Hanchett$10,000 

Hazel  av,  554  ft  s  of  91st  st,  e  f  50x132; 
Deo  12,  1894.  F  J  Kerr  to  E  Melville 
 $1,000 

Hermitage  av,  352  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  e  f 
44  9  10x125  8-10;  Deo  3.  W  H  MoHugh 
to  N  Eich  $30,000 

Hirsch  at,  n  w  oor  Leavitt  sf  48x127*^;  A 
Gildmeister  to  J  Sohaoer  $8,0C0 

Homan  av,  222  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f  24x 
177;  Deo  24.  Est  of  W  Kalma  to  J  Sns- 
ter  $1,426 

Homan  av,  400  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  Deo  27.  JSimger  to  E  Mneller.$l,200 

Hudson  av,  116  ft  n  of  Menomonee  st,  w  f 
23x123;  Mar  2,  1891.  Est  of  A  Smith  to 
G  T  Force   $3,500 

Humboldt  av,  179  ft  w  of  43rd  st,  n  f  100 
xl26;  Dec  7,  1894.  J  J  Phelan  to  F  L 
Clark  $2,000 

Huron  at,  n  w  oor  Temple,  s  f  24x92;  Deo 
20.  J  H  Gengenbach  to  E  Qallowav 
  .  $14,000 

Indian  blvd,  150  ft  n  w  of  101st  at,  a  w  f 
25x175,  Deo  26.  F  Skyllberg  to  0  Skyll- 
berg  $1,000 

Indiana  st,  24  ft  w  of  Broom,  s  f  25x91; 
D20  26.  D  Brown  to  M  Brown  $1  500 

Jaoksoc  av,  s  w  cor  53rd  st,  e  f  98%xl2(i; 
Nov  26.  F  H  Rood  to  J  A  Ry6r8on,|13,(;05 

Jackson  st  W,  97  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  36x 
121;  Jan  2,  S  Hofman  to  T  Innea. .  $5,467 

Johnston  et,  28  ft  e  of  Thomaa  av,  a  f  25x 
100;  Oot  15,  1894.  Maet  in  Ohy  to  J  L 
Van  Sohaaok  $1,250 

Justine  st,  premises  No  63i6;  Deo  29.  I  A 
Combes  et  al  to  E  A  Wakeley  $4,000 

Justine  st,  191  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  60x124; 
Deo  21.  J  K  Underdown  to  M  Nielson 
 $1,000 

Kedzie  av,  267  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f  25x 
234;  Deo  12.  E  M  DelamatertoO  Rieok 
 $1,100 

Kedzie  av,  200  f t  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jan  3.  A  O  Walter  to  T  Hildebrandt 
 $1,600 

Kerfoot  av,  500  ft  s  e  of  C  R  I  and  P  Ry, 
net  25x125,  more  or  less;  Deo  19,  1894. 
G  F  Arnold  to  F  Beakert  $1,800 

Kinzie  et  W,  s  e  oor  N  Central  Park  av,  a 


f  365x1,205;  Deo  1.    A  G  Wihe   (o  E 

Walker   $12,(00 

Laflin  st,  141  ft  n  of  71at,  w  f  50x124;  Dec 

26.  E  H  Neumann  to  J  HofiEmann.  $1,000 
Lafiin  et,  141  ft  n  of  71at,  w  f  100x124; 
Deo  26.  J  Hoffmann  to  E  H  Neumann 

 $2,00') 

Laflin  at,  166  ft  a  of  63rd,  w  f  25x124;  Deo 
15,  1894.  DeW  C  Butte  to  F  B  Reynolda 

 $3,000 

Laflin  av,  n  w  oor  95th  st,  e  f  133x294, 
more  or  les?;  Dec  22,  1894.  J  Miller  to 
G  V  Harvey  $2,600 

Laflin  st,  141  ft  n  of  7l8t  w  f  60x124;  Deo 
26.  H  Neumann  to  J  Hoffmann  ....  $1,000 

Langley  av,  216  ft  a  of  43d  et,  w  f  23.87x 
126;  Nov  27.  0  Robinaon  to  T  MoGov- 
ern  $2  340 

Larrabee  at,  98  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  48 
xl24;  Deo  19.  H  Rosenfeld  to  C  E  Cook 
 $2,600 

Larrabee  at,  game  ppty  Deo  29.  C  E  Cook 
to  J  M  Roach    $  ?,600 

Linooln  av,  a  w  cor  52d  at,  e  f  25x125;  Dec 
29;  J  Kanak  to  K  Touchen  $1,000 

Linden  at.  63  ft  s  of  North  ot,  w  f  100x125; 
Deo  7.  B  C  Peterson  to  J  Elsber. .  .$2,200 

Lister  av,  76  ft  s  e  of  Kuehl  pi,  e  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  1  J  Muoheleki  to  M  Mnohelski 
 $1,000 

Loomia  st,  60  ft  n  of  Gilpin  pi,  w  f  25x122; 
Deo  31 .  A  Jaoobeon  to  A  Simon . .  $9,700 

Lot  2  blk  43  Roberta  eub  (Jefferson),  9, 
40,  13;  Deo  21.  A  Pfeiffer  to  P  Thorseu 
 $i,5(  0 

Lot  25.  Bronson's  ptof  Caldwell's  reserve, 
40x13;  Deo  28.  G  Blakey  to  H  W  Butler 
 $8,0'  0 

Lowe  st,  250  ft  8  of  27th,  e  f  25x124;  Dec 
13.  T  H  Faile  to  G  J  Meares  $2,600 

Lt  13  b  86, being  50  ft  on  Orrington  av 
by  180  ft  to  alley;  Nov  24.  North  West- 
ern University  to  F  Eiohbaner  $8,5(0 

Mackinaw  av,  80  ft  n  of  9uth  st,  w  f  50x 
140;  Sep  24.  F  MoWinnie  to  W  Mc- 
Laren $8,000 

Madison  st,  276  ft  e  of  W  41st,  a  f  25x175; 
Dec  27,  A  M  Ashford  to  P  H  McManna 
 $3,250 

Maplewood  av,  125  ft  n  of  Potomac,  w  f 
26x126;  Deo  31.  A  O  Anderaon  to  T 
Amundson  $6,800 

Marshfield  av,  254  ft  n  of  64th  at,  e  f  25x 
123;  Dec  29.  I  A  Combes  et  al  to  E  A 
Wakeley  $6,000 

May  st,  48  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x12*;  Deo 
15, 1894.  DeW  C  Butta  to  F  B  Reynolda 
 $2,600 

May  at,  263  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  48x124;  Deo 
16,  1894.  DeW  O  Butts  to  F  B  Reynolds 
 $6,000 

Mead  st,  50  ft  s  of  Conrtland,  e  f  25x177; 
Deo  24.  E  S  A  Labium  to  W  8  Mickel 
 $2,000 

Mentmore  av,  75  ft  w  of  Hancock,  a  f  50x 
126;  March  7,  1892.  J  N  V-anoe  to  E  H 
Pnla  f  1,100 

Metropolitan  pi,  57  ft  e  of  W  40th  st,  a  f 
57x74;  Deo  24.  0  B  Gardner  to  F  R 
Power  $12,000 

Michigan  av,  (92,  94  and  96)  89  ft  n  of 
Randolph  st,  w  f  64x130;  Deo20,'94.  R 
L  De  Zeng  to  J  R  Todd  $115,000 

Milton  8t,  100  a  of  Hobbie,  e  f  25x10L';  Deo 
26.  Maat  in  Chy  to  H  M  Walker. . .  $1,475 

Milwaukee  av,  100  ft  s  e  of  West  Chicago 
av,  n  e  f  50x120;  Dec  29.  I  Buehler  to  R 
Williamson  et  al  $30,000 

Monroe  st,  260  It  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  22x 
191;  Deo  I    LL  Jenks  to  M  Filette 
 $4,800 

Monroe  et,  428  ft  w  of  California  av,  a  f 
25  ft  and  through  to  Colorado  av;  Deo 
22.  A  A  Biederman  to  B  H  Chamber- 
lain 16.000 

Monroe  at,  150  ft  e  of  Central  Pk  av,  a  f 
50x118;  Deo  27.  B  Titos  to  H  M  Gron- 
wold  $10,000 

Montana  at,  238i^  ft  w  of  Seminary  av, 
n  f  30x120;  Dec  10.  S  A  Ryan  to  J  J 
Ryan  $3,5C0 

Morgan  st,  s  w  oor  60th,  e  f  25x125;  Deo 
12   L  Westemeyer  to  H  Yokel  $2,60') 

Morgan  st  8,  premises  No  522,  24x100; 
Dec  31.  B  Robinsky  to  M  Lickton  $10,000 

Morgan  ev,  8  e  cor  Esmond  st,  n  e  f  108x 
150;  Jan  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Corservative 
B  &  L  Assn   $7,900 

Morgan  et,  100  ft  e  of  W  Congress,  w  f 
121^x119;  Nov  21,  189n.  M  Hawks  to  M 
L  Hawks  13,200 

Morse  av,  n  e  oor  Southport,  s  f  50x173; 
Aug  30,  1891.  C  B  Bouton  to  J  M  Carl- 
son  *M<0 

Nassau  st,  141  fts  of  Jaokaon,  w  f  25x126; 
Deo  24,  1894.  K  J  MoOlure  to  W  H 
Riddlford  |1,600 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  ),  1895 


Newberry  av,  188  ft  a  of  W  Uth  st,  e  f  90 
x94}^;  Deo  28.  P  Reder  to  Reder  foun- 
dry Company   $3,200 

New  Trier,  127  lots  in  seo  15,  l^  and  20, 
t  42,  r  13;  Deo  26. 1394.  W  H  Oairndnff 

to  A.  R  Tressler   |1,668.50 

New  Trier,  same  ppty;  Deo  26,  1894.  A.  R 

Tressler  to  W  H  UairndnflE   $1,668  60 

Ninetieth  at,  275  ft  e  of  Vinoennes  av,  n  f 
50x125;  March  2,  1891.  S  E  Gross  to  M 

G  Johnson   $1,600 

Nintieth  st,  125  ft  e  of  Vincennes  av,  s  f 
50x125;  Oot  25,  1890.  S  E  Gross  to  L 

Sorenson   $1,560 

Ninety-thi.-d  st,  49  ft  e  of  Washington  av, 
n  f  75x125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  3,  1894-. 
C  E  Anderson  to  E  M  Lindqnist. .  .$4,CO0 
North  av  W,  97  f t  e  of  Hewesst,  s  f  24x123; 
Deo  24.  W  Eobns  to  VV  Przybyszewski 
 $2,5'  0 

Norwood  Park  av,  100  ft  s  e  of  Paxton,  s 
w  f,  50x125;  Deo  22,  1893.  L  E  Crandall 
to  L  M  Rood  et  al   $',000 

Notre  Dame  av,  116  ft  n  e  of  lOl&t  st,  n  w 
f  25x165;  Deo  29,  1894.  M  B  Oaree  to  D 
B  Carse  $3,000 

Oglesby  av,  290  ft  8  of  62Dd  st,  e  f  50x 
166;  Deo  26.  F  F  Bennett  to  D  A  K 
Steele  $16,000 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  pi,  238  w  of  State 
st,  175x125  and  other  poty;  Deo  22. 
Equitable  Trnst  Co  to  L  Nn'bling. $49,850 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  st,  243  ft  w 
of  Inliana  av,  n  f  25x125;  Deo  10.  D 
Lennon  to  N  McLaren   $l,fi00 

t)rohard  st,  (285),  187  ft  n  of  Center,  e  f 
33x124;  Jan  2.  H  T  Brand  to  0  Brand 
et  al ,  |5,0(  0 

Otto  8t,  250  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  25x125;  Deo 
3.  P  Pearson  to  R  C  Moore   $2,200 

Page  St.  276  ft  s  of  63d  e  f  25x123;  Deo 
29.  I  A  Combs  et  al  to  E  A  Wakeley 
 $6,000 

Park  av,  172  ft  n  of  Garden,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  24.  W  Lee  to  G  Arthor  $2,(  (0 

Fanlina  st,  n  w  cor  86th,  e  f  75xl'^6;  Sept 
15,  1893.  L  A  Loeb,  trn-tee,  to  J  Speier 
 $1,652 

Peoria  st,  2(;o  ft  s  of  Monroe,  w  f  25x125; 
Deo  17.  8  J  Whittiok  to  J  Epstein .  $7,0!)0 

Phillips  av,  s  w  cor  84th  st,  e  f  594x264; 
Deo  31,  1894.  A  H  Pntnum  to  W  J 
Andrews  et  al  $20,000 

Pleasant  av,  200  ft  n  of  93d  Pt,  e  f  50x 
184;  Oct  11,  1892  EE  Smith  to  A  Bigg;? 
 $7,000 

Polk  st,  272  ft  e  of  Bonney  av,  s  f  50x124; 
Deo  21,  1894.  E  Morgan  to  Q  M  Rich- 
ardson  $1,725 

Ravenwood  Park  E,  225  ft  n  of  Grace  st, 
w  f  25x108;  Deo  27.  J  Rood  Jr  to  W 
Boeioke  $1,7(0 

Reta  st,  27  ft  s  of  Addison  av,  e  f  27x120; 
Nov  10,  1894.  W  H  Benton  Jr  to  J  S 
Erikson   $1,500 

Rhodes  av,  198  ft  n  of  71st  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Deo  27.  Mast  in  Cby  to  F  A  Donnelly 
 $2,664 

Robey  st,  69  ft  n  of  Qiddings,  e  f  39x107; 
Deo  31,  1894.  M  I  Smith  to  O  S  Qoinlau 
  $4,500 

Robey  st,  300  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  100x125; 
Dec  17.  H  J  Fitzgerald  to  0  A  Grant 
  $2,4011 

Robey  st,  98  f t  n  of  Fowler,  e  f  48x150; 
Deo  24.  A  S  Koenig  to  W  Ohlhaber 
 $13,000 

Rockwell  st,  127  ft  n  of  36th,  w  f  50x122; 
Deo  24,'94.  T  Kelley  to  R  M  Qiigley 
 $1,4(  0 

Rockwell  st  N,  n  w  cor  Thompson,  e  f  150 
xl25;  Deo  3,'94.  E  J  Learned  to  A 
Stokes  $8,000 

Rokeby  st,  106  ft  s  of  Grace,  e  f  25x120; 
Deo  17.  0  BackiDgham  to  F  Lehman 
 $1,500 

Rosooe  st,  253  ft  w  of  Sheffield  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Deo  29.  J  Svenson  to  A  Bersbaoh 
 $7..376 

Root  st,  215  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  31,  1804.  P  Leon- 
ard to  J  W  Sweeney  $2,000 

Sangamon  st,  1.50  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  25x125; 
Dec  4.  1894.  P  A  Lnndberg  to  M  H 
Planett  $1,000 

Sangamon  st,  150  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  25x124; 
Nov  27.  M  Zihnto  W  M  Smith ....  $2,000 

Sedgwick  st,  325  ft  s  of  Locust,  e  f  25x 
120;  Deo  26,  1894.  R  L  Colby  et  al  to  O 
S  Waldin  $5,200 

Seventy-first  st,  s  e  oor  Madison  av,  u  f 
48J^125;  Jan  3.  T  Oonningham  to  S  0 
MoKay  $2,fi00 

Seventy-ninth  st,  s  w  cor  Carpenter,  n  f 
115x125;  Deo  ,26.  A  W  Maltby  to  E  A  S 
Clarke   $2,875 

Sheridan  av,  283  ft  n  of  66th  et,  w  f  50x 


165;  Deo  20  L  B  Tdsh  to  0  8  Loner  et 
al  $5,000 

Sheridan  av.  s  w  oor  66th  st,  e  f  100x165; 
Deo  24.  0  B  Loner  et  al  to  L  B  Tash 
 $10,0(  0 

Sixtieth  st,  370  ft  w  of  State,  s  f  80x100; 
Deo  8.  E  O  Thomas  to  0  VV  Bollard.  $7,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  186  ft  w  of  SteWirt  av,  n  f 
48x150;  Jan  2.  0  O  Pogh  to  Mrs  C 
Sqoires  $5  375 

Sixty-ciuth  st,  s  e  cor  Vernon  av,  128*^x 
100x50x125x42;  Dec  19.  B  S  Marion  to 
M  F  Dayres   $45,000 

South  Chicago  av.  456  ft  s  e  of  South  Park, 
n  e  f  50x125;  Deo  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F 
A  Donnelly    $2,196 

South  Chicago  av,  s  e  oor  87th  st,  s  w  f 
95  3x95.3x134  7;  Dec  19,  1894.  M  Fink 
to  J  A  Murphy  $3,000 

Spaolding  av,  209  ft  s  of  25th  st,  e  f  5  x 
126,  with  other  ppiy;  Jan  3.  J  Filip  to 
J  G  Panoch  $2,8  0 

Spaulding  av,  150  ft  s  of  25th  st.  e  f  50x 
1?5;  Jsn  3,  J  Raiohert  to  Same. .  .  .$1,100 

State  st  N,  n  w  oor  Burton  d1,  e  f  68j^x 
132;  Deo  29,  1894.  S  A  Whittemore"to 
P  Seipp  $37,000 

Stewart  av,  n  w  oor  76th  st,  e  f  97x133; 
Deo  24.  W   W  Uanohett    to    F  Salter 

  $10,000 

Stewart  av,  165  ft  s  of  Winneoonna,  e  f  f  O 
xl  53;  Oot  15.  W  H  Brown  to  A  Z  Walker 
   $  1 5,000 

Stewart  av,  165  ft  s  of  Wioneoon'ia,  e  f 
25x13;);  Deo  21.  A  Z  Walker  to  A  Pol- 
aohek   . .  $7,5(  0 

St  Lawrence  av,  198  ft  s  of  43d  st,  e  f  50x 
1^61^;  Nov  16,  1893.  The  Gei.rge  H 
Friend  Paper  Company  to  J  H  Friend 
 $10'>,0()0 

st  Lawrence  av,  48  ft  n  of  49th  f>l,  e  f  5('x 
125;  Nov  21,'94.  A  G  Miller  to  J  A  Du 
back   $%875 

S^nw^nwi^  2",  40,  13,  being  20 
acres,  Jan  2.  R  Hastings  to  C  P  Lin- 
soott  et  al  $16,000 

Throop  st,  261  ft  n  of  51st,  w  f  25x124; 
Deo  29,  1894  Lake  Shore  B  L  and  H 
Assn  to  P  Klefler  $1,300 

Tripp  av,  100  ft  n  of  Oonrtland,  e  f  50x 
125;  Dec  31,1894.  M  WempletoL  Heis- 
lan   $3,000 

Twenty  first  et  W,  61  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  16.  Est  of  D  Barok  to  C  F  M 
Lorenz   $1,000 

Twenty-third  st,  226  ft  e  of  Portland  av, 
n  f  25x126;  Nov  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J 
Shaefer   $2,625 

Twenty  third  st,  176  ft  e  of  South  Canal, 
n  f  50x125;  Deo  3,  1894.  T  Boarke  to  N 
Smith  $3,000 

Thirty-third  pi  N,  227  ft  w  of  W  54th  st, 
s  f  25x125;  Deo  28.  O  S  McNett  to  H 
Scheli  $1,000 

Van  Buren  st,  18  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
n  f  49^^x125;  Deo  23.  F  M  Cnmmings  to 
W  Keck  $2,.500 

Van  Buren  st,  376  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
s  f  24x91;  Nov  30.  A  S  Bradley  to  W  U 
Sheddy     $1,100 

Van  Buren  st,  350  ft  e  of  Oenlral  f  ark  av. 
8  f  25x86;  Nov  30.  A  S  Bradley  to  W  H 
Sheddy    $i,i  o 

Vincennes  av,  288  ft  n  e  of  39ih  st.  n  w  f 
23x129,  more  or  less;  Deo  26.  1894.  G 
D  Randolph  to  G  M  Baldwin  $5,50() 

Walnut  st,  75  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f  75x100; 
Nov  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  P  Barrett 
 $5,676 

Warren  av,  88  ft  e  of  Albany,  s  f  25x113; 
Dec  29.  D  Liebman  to  D  S  Daly  .  $liV''  0 

Washington  st,  83  ft  w  of  Miohij,;an  av,  n 
f  26.4x91;  Dec  27  Y  M  O  Assn  of  Chi- 
cago to  0  W  Marks ...   $0  ,000 

Washington  st,  44  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f  20 
xl22;  Dec  24.  A  E  Gates  to  A  A  Gavia 
  $3,4(  0 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Wood  st,  n  f  3()x 
il22;  Dec  26,  1894.  C  T  Tyerell  ?o  T  J 
Leonard  $7,000 

Waveland  av,  70  ft  w  of  Wilson,  s  f  60x 
79.65;  Dec  3.  J  R  Baker  to  C  Buokiug- 
ham  i3,000 

West  Huron  st,  120  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  2t 
xl24;  Deo  26,  1894.  H  Heersema  to  J  G 
Bergquist  $;^,750 

Wilmot  av,  357  ft  s  e  of  Armitage,  n  e  f 
24x100;  Oot  15,  1894 .  Mast  in  Chy  to  J 
L  Van  Sohaack  $1,033 

Wilson  av,  s  e  cor  Leavitt  st,  n  f  37x12) ; 
Deo  29.  W  J  Speller  to  A  C  Powers.$3,000 

Wilton  av,  s  e  cor  Nellie  st,  w  f  6uxl20; 
Deo  21,  1894.  G  B  Carpenter  et  al,  tros- 
tees,  to  T  B  Dunn   $4,0f  0 

Windette  av,  250  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  60 
xl50;  Deo  3' .  0  E  Millar  to  N  P  Chios- 
tri  $6,000 


Woodlawn  av,  199  ft  s  of  61st  si,  e  f  20x 
174;  Deo  24.  J  E  Oowes  lo  B  E  Wright 
  $6,500 

Woodlawn  av,  110  f t  n  of  52d  st,  e  f  50x 
164;  Jan  2.  J  Hamburger  to  I  Heller 
 $8,0(0 

Wood  fit.  24  ft  6  of  Otto,  e  f  24x130;  Deo 
28.  E  Dinspel  to  J  E  Sto&tzel  $4,300 

Writjht  3t,  118  ft  n  of  74th,  w  f  40x130; 
Jan  2.  C  O  Oallaghan  to  0  B  Eggleston 
et  al  $6,C00 

Your  g  st,  96  ft  s  of  108th,  e  f  36x125;  Deo 
26.  M  A  Bos  to  J  A  Ball  $1,200 

59  lots  and  part  of  two  others,  also  all 
of  alley  and  lots  lying  between  same, 
property  being  situated  bet  O  P  and  F 
W  and  L  S  and  M  S  Rys,  s  e  cor 
Av;-nue  C;Jan2.  Title  Guarantee  and 
Tru  t  Company,  receiver,  to  A  Sohwill 
et  al  $14,000 

n  lMCBLiL<ANKUl!S— CITV  . 

Transfers  Dnder  tl(  Od. 
Acdersonville  !t  4,  restcb.  It  9  to  12,  b  1; 

Deo  8.  S  Dahlier  to  N  Eriokson  ..  .$9rc 
Andersonville,  It  25  and  2^  of  It  9  to  12. 

b  1;  Deo  28  C  E  Bergsirom  to  0  E 

Helm    $850 

Ashford's  sub.  It  9  s  w      34  40  13  Deo  12, 

M  West  to  I  L  Masou   800 

Ashland,  It  46  b  10  Fob  27,'90,  H  Phipps 

Jr  to  Q  F  Baohmann  $400 

Assr's  div,  e  25  ft  Its  32  to  34  b  7  e  hf  n  w 

qr  8  39  14  Dec  15,  T  H  Olson  to  A  En- 
gels   J650 

Baird  &  R's  snb  It  41  b  3  2  37  14;  Mav  11, 

91  F  B  Baird  et  al  to  F  Warren  et  al 

 $660 

Belmont  av,  Louck's  snb.  It  30  atid  31  b  2 

i9  40  13  Deo  21,  M  L  Wolflf  to  A  Rubsow 

 $50i 

BraLd's  t-nb  It  4ii  and  n      39,  b  2  of  It  8 

and  9,  26  40  13;  Deo  28,  U  Ellsworth  to 

K  E  Moore   $700 

Brcz':!  sob  It  2  w  34  24  39  13;  Deo  26,  P 

Fealey  to  D  Feeley  $700 

Burnfide  It  8  b  9;  Aug  29'87,  A?  V  Jacobs 

lo  E  R  Curtis  $300 

Burnside  It  62  b  7  Nov  16,  N  E  Parks  to 

R  C  Hardy   $600 

Burnside,  It  24  b  2  Oot  1,  W  V  Jacobs  to 

F  E  Elder  $600 

Carey's  snb  It  26  b  1  n  e  ^  22  39  13  Nov 

28,  F  P  Casey  to  0  H  MoAuley  $500 

Chgo  Unvsty  sub  It  13  b  52  n      7  38  14; 

March  19'93  B  F  Jacobs  to  V  Sereda 

   $600 

Oh'go  Lawn,  Eberhart  &  R's  sub,  w  hf  It 

19  b  1  Aug  16,  O  E  Thomas  to  H  S  Doff 

    $21 

Ch'go  Ld  Inv  Go's  snb.  It  45  b  13  n  e  qr  33 

40  13  Oct  9,  S  L  Boyce  to  F  Leverman 

 $425 

Clarkdale.  Mitchell's  add,  It  10  and  11  b 

14  A  pr  25,  E  E  Morse  to  E  H  Gary 
CouQselman's  fob  It  32  and  33  b  I  u  w 

14  8  38  14;  Jan  I8'81  0  Oounselman  to 

R  Sohodorf  $400 

Crawford  av.  Lowry's  add.  It  29  15  39  13 

Deo  21,  W  Carstens  to  P  De  Vreis  $600 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add.  It  34  b  31  Deo  29,  '90, 

S  E  Gross  to  F  B  G  nter  $650 

Oaaphin  Pk  add.  It  40  b  18  Dec  18,  M  E 

Campbell  to  H  Maoasse   $850 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  98  b  27;  Deo  31'90, 

S  E  Gross  to  C  K  Hlack     $600 

Daoph  Pk  2d  add  It  34  b  29;  Oot  15'90 

S  E  Gross  to  W  R  Bradley  

Daophn  Pk  2d  ad  It  26  b  30;  Aug  9"90,  8 

E  Gross  to  L  T  Kirch   $650 

Daiphin  Pk  2d  add  It  37  b  30  Deo  2o'90 

S  E  Gross  to  M  Ooogaa  $625 

Dauphu  Pk  2d  add  Ic  41  b  30;  Deo  20'90 

8  B  Gross  to  R  M  Wildman  $625 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  21  b  31  Deo  9'90  S 

EGross;toTA  Cox  $600 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  27  b  33;  Nov  24'90 

Same  to  W  Leiwiler  $650 

Dabphn  Pk  2d  add  It  46  b  33;  Nov  28'90 

S  E  Gross  to  E  B  Baass   $350 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  28  b34;Deo6'90 

S  E  Gross  to    J  Tomlinson   $675 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  36  b  41  Feb  26'92 

8  E  Gross  to  C  Soltar  $G(  0 

Daophn   Pk  2d  add  It  21  b  27;  July  4'90 

S  E  Gross  to  S  McLaughlin   $625 

Daophn  Pk  2d  add  It  38  b  31;  Oot  2'90 

8  B  Gross  to  F  W  Grifflng  $650 

Danphn  Pk  2d  add  It  17  b  32;  Deo  11'90, 

S  E  Gross  to  J  Opel  $575 

Cauphn  Pk  2d  add  It  42  37;  Deo  11'90 

S  E  Gross  to  J  Opel   $760 

Danphn  Pk  2d  add  It  42  b  37;  Deo  11'90 

S  E  Gross  to  J  Opel  %750 

Dauphn  Pk  2d  add  It  37  b  31;  Oct  2'9(i  S 

E  Gross  to  F  W  Gnfflng,   660 


Dauphn  Pk  2d  add  It  30  b  £9;  Sept  27'90 

S  E  Gross  noC  A  Lutze  $600 

Davenport's  sob,  It  9  ne  3^  3  39  13  Deo 

26,  H  H  Rose  to  0  D  Newbury  $600 

Derby's  add,  It  54  sob  blk  7  s  e  qr  9  39 

13  Deo  12,  I  T  Goldstein  to  V  Kubes  $762 
De-bey's  eub.  Its  35  and  36  b  5  n  e  qr  15 
39  13  Dec  20,  H  von  der  Kammer  to  W 

Rampenthal  $500 

Douglas  Pk  Blv<i  B  L  Assn  sub.  It  24  b  1 
23  3d  13  Deo  19,  T  Havlik  to  F  W  Schultz 

 $800 

DoDglaa  Pk,  Presoott's  add,  It  4  s  b  2  of  b 
2  March  26,  '89,  P  M  Prescottto  J  Kelly 

 $600 

Dong  Pk  Foreman's  add  It  34;  Nov  1'92 

H  G  Foreman  to  F  MIodek  $860 

Fames'  sub,  Its  1  to  6  snb  of  Its  25  to  28  b 
8  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  17  38  14  Deo  24,  0  H 

Eulette  to  L  L  Prescott  $560 

Bberharl's  sob,  Its  51  and  52,  b  2  Webb's 
sob,  8  e  qr  11  38  13  Deo  21,  S  0  Brown 

to  VV  S  Barley  $600 

Edgewa.er,  Oairndoff's  add,  It  28  b  3  Dec 

26,  C  Schmid  to  F  Scheidgen  $6S0 

Edgewater  It  35  N  Clark  st  add  Dec  6  J 

W  Taylor  to  W  E  Baxter  $600 

Englewood  Hill  It  44  b  8;  Nov  7,  E  Hos- 

mer  lo  J  Cox  $760 

Englewood  Hts  It  17  b  11  Nov  6,  W  X 

QTinn  to    D  C  Butts  

Englewood    Hts  It  19   b  12  D«o  28  L 

Franklin  to  M  Uarter  $600 

Englewood  Allerton's  add  It  442;  dec  22 

I  zeitler  et  al  to  D  Wink  &  Co  $450 

Englewood  Allerton's  add  It  229,  april  9 

E  S  Boyle  to  B  Boyle   $500 

Englewood,  Weddell  <fe  C's  add.  It  58  Deo 

28,  '91,  W  Madlnng  to  F  0  Carlson.  .$425 
Englewood,  Weddell  <t  C's  add.  It  57  Deo 

2H,  '91,  W  Madlocg  to  O  Carlson  $650 

Farlin's  (.ob  It  30  b  10  s  e  3^  25  40  13  Deo 

8.  a  Pond  to  W   A  McNeil  $600 

Fifty-fifth  st  blvd,  Gardner's  add,  It  34  b 
4  n  w  qr  16  32  14  Aug  1,'90,  H  A  Gard- 
ner to  W  Thorne  $900 

Flournoy's  resub  It  1  2  atid  3  resnb  It 
46  to  60  b  1  Jones  &  P's  add;  Deo  28,  R 

Kennedy  to  J  T  Hoyne   $600 

Freer's  sub  It  36  b  1  n  e  }i  22  39  13  Dec 

31,  J  P  Proohaska  to  C  K  Walleck .  .$300 
Garfield  blvd,  Pollack's  add.  Its  32  and  33 
b  3  Doc  11,  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Loeffler 

 $260 

Garfield,  It  41  b  29  Oat  11,  Est  W  C  Grant 

to  J  Jongling  $460 

Goodwill,  B  &  P'd  sub,  It  23  b  9  s  w  3^  26 
39  13  May  14,  R  J    Br.emner  to  H  J 

Brinker   $600 

Grand  av  snb,  It  3  b  10  32  40  13  Ma\  5, 

G  B  Walter  to  H  Goerner  '.$475 

Grave's  sub,  n  6  in  s  7.6  ft  It  18  b  3,  30 
acres  n  e  qr  34  39  14  Deo  24,  T  Braun 

to  M  L  Irwin  $200 

Billiard  &  D's  sub,  It  3  b  36  6   37  14  Nov 

28,  E  Ehrlich  to  E  N  Newbinger  . . . .  $400 
HolsteiD,  It  31  b  16  Nov  12,  M  H  Dahl  to 

W  Chwarzynski  $800 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add,  nnd  %  ^3  and  54 
b  16  Deo 22,  H  H  Korthaner  to  C  A  Fran- 

zen  $900 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add,  It  4  b  9  Nov  21,  0 

Hawley  to  M  E  Kane  $775 

Hosmer  &  M's  sub.  It  46  b  2  n  w  3^  2  39 
13  Deo  20,  J  Game  Jr  to  W  B  O  Sands 

.$375 


Bull's  sub,  nnd  >^  It  136  s  w  3^  4  39  14 
Deo  24,  M  J  Sheehan  to  J  M  Sheehau 
 $800 

Humboldt  Pk  Res  Assn  sub.  It  12  b  8  n  e 
qr  1  39  13  Deo  22,  T  Bitter  to  H  Nitsohe 
 $870 

Irving  Pk,  Wheeler's  add,  c  3^  It  7  b  2 
Oot  25,  O  M  Oarnan  to  M  A  Goldzier.$287 

Jassoy'b  snb.  It  5  b  2  s  e  6  38  14  Oot  18, 
G  N  Gary  to  A  G  Gray  $600 

Jassoy's  sub.  It  20  b  1  s  e  qr  6  38  14  Apr 
4,  E  a  Gray  to  C  H  King  $700 

Jefferson  Free's  add  It  8  b  5;  Oct  3,  C 
Madsen  lo  O  Helberg  $500 

Kehl's  snb.  It  27  b  1,  be  17  18  23  24  Clark's 
snb,  8  w  qr  13  39  13  Deo  22,  G  Simpson 
to  J  W  Ewing  $700 

Kennedy's  Pk  add,  It  230  Apr  18,'93,  D  J 
Kennjdy  to  R  Sohmeiing  $475 

Lt  16  b  2  snb  8  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  Mar 
3,  A  B  Dewey  to  J  A  Lofgren  $650 

Lt  17  b  2  same;  Feb  24,  Same  to  A  F  Lof- 
gren ,   $660 

Lt  47  sub  8  qr  w  3^  n  e  qr  36  40  13  Deo 
23,'89,  J  N  Vanoe  to  J  W  Gonld  $376 

Lt  17  b  52  19  39  14  Dec  27,  Mast  in  Chy 
toT  J  Krook  $742 

Lt  37  8  b  1  of  b  3  sub  8  6  3;^  and  6  }4  b  ^ 
%  26  39  13  Aug  3,  '91,  B  A  Ouminings 
to  A  C  WashiogtoD  $400 


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Lt  60  Bub  8  M  w  )^  n  e  ^  35  40  13  July 

28,  't)8,  J  N  Vanoe  to  A  N  Hartnog.  .f400 
Lt  36  b  1  of  b  46  19  40  14  Deo  3,  B  0 

Moore  to  P  Fearson  $800 

Lt  15  b  3  sab  w  12  acres  n  w  3ii  8  w  7 

40  14  July  31,  '93,  0  Becker  to  A  L  Dana 

 1 400 

McMillan  &  W's  4th  add,  It  15  b  14  Ang 

17,'92,  J  McMillan  et  al  to  J  Modill.  $350 
Montrose,  It  20  b  16  Dec  1,  A  B  Schrender 

to  A  B  Lewis   $750 

Montrose,  Its  5  and  6  b  45,  15  40  13  Apr  7, 

M  L  Reynolds  to  A  E  Sntherland . . .  $250 
Nichols  &  MoO'8  sob,  nnd  ^  It  6  b  2  9  38 

14  Dec  27,  0  A  Lewis  to  0  W  Shonk . ,  f  5C0 
Normal  Pk,  Downing  iK  P's  add.  It  440 

Dec  7.  0  Q  Snllivan  to  J  E  Atburn  .  $700 
Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's   add.  It  480 

Deo  27,  N  E  Shelling  to  E  J  McAdams 

  1^50 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add.  It  17 

b  2  Dec  21,  W  H  Tattle  to  D  Lofstrom 

 $325 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add.  It  33 

and  34  b  3  Nov  10.  8  Stedman  to  A  M 

Fegohter   $800 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  same  add 

Oct  6,  '93,  W  H  Tattle  to  8  Stedman.  $650 
Norwood  Pk,  It  5  b  11  Dec  27,  0  F  Wiehe 

to  E  Stewart   $45  ' 

Ohlsen's  snb  It  1  e  e  3^  9  40  13  Deo  8,  F  F 

Olson  to  P  Johnson  $400 

Parfeside.  It  38  b  1  23  38  14  Deo  28,  E  Mo- 

Qrath  to  M  A  Mnloahy  $9  0 

Perry  &  H's  sab,  It  6  b  1  n  w  qr  22  38  14 

Dec  14,  S  A  Maxwell  to  Q  W  Frich.  .$350 
Perry  &  H's  sab.  It  5  b  1  same;   Dec  13, 

Same  to  M  A  Friok  $350 

Pallman,  Taylor's  add,  It  11  b  1  Deo  4,  F 

Kali  to  8  A  Smith   $670 

Ravenswood,  Cayler'sadd,  it  14  b  6  Jone 

19,'91,  H  M  Habbard  to  J  Fandell. .  $625 
SbefE   av  Oannell's  add  pt  It  36  b  1  Deo 

21,A  0  Kelling  to  0  Baobingham  . . .  |925 
Simm's  snb.  It  5  b  3  c  e  M  9  39  13  Deo  17, 

A  T  Forsen  to  J  Peterson   $700 

Snyder  &  L's  sub,  It  29  b  5  3  39  13  Deo  27, 

A  8  Patterson  to  0  F  Wiehe    $500 

Soath  Oh'go  Hgts,  It  42  b  3,  6  37  15  Aog 

31,  J  0  Morns  to  Q  B  Townsend  $700 

S  Lynne,  It  17  18  and  19  b  22  Dec  29,  Maat 

in  Chy  to  W  Loeb  $531 

Stieglitz's  snb,  It  19  b  2  s  e  1^  7  38  14  Deo 

14,  Q  Stieglitz  to  K  Fiss   $550 

Soperior  Ot  sab,  and  1-6  It  16  b  3  s  %  n  e 

%  4  38  14  Deo  19,  Est  W  Hansemann 

to  T  H  May  hew  $5fO 

Saperior  Ct  Omr's  ptn,  It  35  sub  b  I  2  and 

3  25  39  13  Aag  9,  '90,  8  B  Lingle  to  0 
Glomb  $875 

Treat's  sab,  It  17  b  6  s  w  ^  2  39  13  Dec 
31 ,  R  P  Pedersen  to  N  P  Nielsen  $376 

Treat's  sab,lt  17  b  6  s  w  2  39  13  Nov  15, 
0  P  Treat  to  R  P  Pedersen  $300 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2d  add,  It  3  b  2 
Deo  27,  L  Lob  to  H  E  Brandt  $876 

UnteJ  den  Linden  Boldeaweck's  add  It  10 
and  11,  b  4;  Deo  17,  J  B  Meyer  and  wf 
to  F  Brian  $700 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross' add.  It 6b  4  Dec 
19,  E  Glasspool  to  W  Maxted   $450 

Walden  &  M's  sab,  It  45  and  46  b  6  s  w  3^ 

4  37  14  Deo  18,  J  J  Eirby  to  M  M  Randel 
 $650 

Wallace's  enb.  It  47  b  4  pt  w  bf  s  e  qr  4  38 
14  Dec  26,  R  Williams  to  J  Q  Williams 
 $400 

Wallen's  sab.  It  47  b  4  pt  w  hf  s  o  qr  4  38 
14  Dec  24,  J  Z  Smith  to  R  Williams. $400 

Walker's  sab.  It  35  b  25  n  w  3^  31  39  14 
Feb  12,  '94,  H  H  Walker  to  E  Sohreiber 
 $710 

Walker's  sab,  It  13  and  14  b  3  w  hf  n  e  qr 
n  w  qr  9  .^9  13  Deo  22,  J  C  F  Jackson 
to  L  fl  Jackson  $520 

Webb's  sab.  It  5  of  s  ^  b  15  s  e  14  38 
13  March  10,  t£  Hammond  to  G  D  Jae- 
ger $500 

West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  snh,  It  48  b  20,  10  39 
13  Dec  27,  F  8  Tyrrell  to  J  A  King.  .$850 

West  Pollman,  It  3  of  Its  21  to  24  b  9  Deo 
17,  M  Marphy  to  F  W  Jones   $900 

West  Pollman,  It  30  Sept  l,Am  T  &  S  Bk 
to  J  M  Marley  $700 

WertC  Pollman,  Its  14  and  15  b  13  Deo  19, 
Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  L  Martin  $800 

Wisner's  sab,  It  11  b  4  n  w  ^  25  40  13  Deo 
24,  A  C  Bartlett  to  F  Spencer  $281 

W  O  Ld  Go's  sab  It  42  b  16  3  39  13  Deo  21, 
M  8  Hasoall  to  F  M  McOarthy  et  al.$560 


HUBUKBAN  WAKBANTY  l>B£»t». 

OAIiUMKI. 

Morgan  Pk,  a  hf  It  16  and  e  72  ft  8  hf  It  17  b  "H" 

dec  21,  a  D  Laokore  to  E  H  Paalln  13700 

Lt  1  enb  w  qr  26  36  13  feb  7,'89,  B  L  Flddelke  to  0 

Ohiendorf   *1200 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  add,  Us  124  and  125  feb  26, 

'92,  B  Beckwith  to  0  WlUson   II  10 

PlBcerdale,  It  46  b  1  dec  18,  O  E  Enstrand  to  B  Ro- 

seneteil  ISO"" 

Placerdale,  lie  17  and  20  b  8  dec  IP,  8  H  Hill  to  i 

Ohytraus  et  el  t^BO 

OIOBBO. 

DaviB  &  Son's  enb,  Its  6  and  6  n  pt  16  39  13  dec  8.  B 

R  Hatmsker  to  Q  T  echlanbuBCh  $2000 

Morton  Pk,  H  L  &  I  Oo'a  add,  nnd  hf  Its  7  to  10  b  6 

nov  28,  E  Ehrlioh  to  E  N  Neuberger  H(  00 

Berwyn,  U§  3  and  4  b  15  nov  3'\  0  O  Mars  to  O  E 

Piper   .$1400 

Berwyn,  Us  13  and  14  b  13  nov  14,  0  E  Doty  to  W  J 

Andrews  et  al   12800 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  Its  18  to  21  b  31 

dec  14,  W  J  Andrews  to  I  P  Stout   J13,0(i0 

Owen's  sub,  enb  It  2  s  w  qr  9  !J9  13  oot  3,  F  P  Wal- 

cott  et  al  to  F  A  Hill   $20,500 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  22  b  24  jane  12,'93,  Grant 

Ld  Ass  a  to  F  J  Tnrrer    $550 

La  Vergoe,  Keefe's  add,  41  lots;  dec  29,  B  J  Glaser 

to  M  M  Keefe  $10,0:0 

8  Bldgeland,  Its  71  and  71  may  6,'91,  L  V  Smith  to 

T  McMaho  i  *90n 

Berwyn,  It^  36  and  37  b  14  dec  4.  0  E  Piper  to  E  L 

Schell  ^2000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  Jis  18  and  19  b  41 

mar  8,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  A  E  Martag  $1050 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  a  d.  It  11  b  6  dec  21,  F  E  Ballard  to 

G  L  Down   11600 

Firemens  Ins  Go's  sub,  it  8  b  8  n  w  qr  6  39  13  dec 

31,  Firemens  Ins  Go's  sub.  It  8  b  5  n  w  qr  6  39  13 

dec  31,  Firemens  Ins  Co  to  N  L  Browne   $400 

D  M  L  I  Go's  sub,  bs  43  and  44,  19  39  13  dec  26,  G  Q 

Story  to  J  D  Allen  17500 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  3  b  6  dec  24,  W  E  Davis  to  W 

A  areidler    12000 

Garey's  sub.  Us  4  22  and  23  b  2  8  w  qr  22  39  13  dec 

16,  A  B  Bender  to  E  H  Corner  $2500 

Taylor's  sub.  Its  82  and  33  b  11  e  hf  s  w  qr  33  39  13 

jan  7,'92,  G  F  Taylor  to  a  8  Barnard  $560 

Twenty-second  st  blvd  snb.  It  46  b  5  n  e  qr  29  39  13 

Ang  31,  E  P  Bice  to  J  8amz  $3S5 

New  sub,  He  36  and  3ib2b8l289  10  and  11  Salis- 

bory's  snb,  s  e  qr  5  39  13  dec  4,  N  O.son  to  A  A 

Swaneon  1450 

8  T  8,  w  25  ft,  e  460  ft  It  22,  16  39  13  dec  12,  0  H 

Harrison  Jr  to  U  Gallagher  $426 

Berwyn,  Ic  23  b  20  dec  21,  W  J  Andrews  to  J  Bnzek 

  $1300 

Twenty  second  st  blvd  sub.  It  40  b  8  n  e  qr  29  39  13 

dec  18,  W  Rampenthal  to  L  von  der  Kammer..$405 
Twenty-second  st  blvd,  8ame;lFi  van  der  Kammer 

to  W  Rampenthal  1380 

Twenty-second  st  blvd,  same;  oct  12,  E  P  Bice  to  H 

von  der  Eammer   $980 

Houston's  sub,  it  60  8  w  qr  8  39  13  aug   10,'92,  W 

Balhatchet  to  J  W  Farr   IU60 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  It  39  nov  1,'93,  F  Price  to  F  H 

Carpenter   $6200 

EVAN8T0N. 

Evaneton,  White's  add,  It  15  b  4  dec  6,  C  I  Humph- 
rey to  R  B  Miller  $2760 

Evanstoa,  same  add.  It  16  b  4  dec  6,  Same  to  L  F 
Brannhold  $2760 

N  Evanston,  It  3  b  2  sept  1,'90,  J  F  Thompson  to  F 
S  Neal    $650 

Thayer's  enb.  Its  1  to  4  b  2  s  w  qr  12  41  13  dec  5,  J 
P  Pettybridge  to  8  Hoag  $1000 

Evaneton,  Arnold  &  W's  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  3  oct 
f;2,  F  F  Nettleton  to  L  E  Troendle  $3250 

Evanston,  Dnion  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  2  oot  I,  A  B 
Olampet  to  J  Wiggington  $4500 

Co  Clks'  dlv,  pt  Its  3  and  6  n  w  qr  30  41  14  d  ec  27,  J 
Munro  to  J  P  Jaeger  $4000 

N  Evanston,  Browne  &  Go's  add,  Ite  1  and  2  b  2  dec 
31,  0  Gunderson  to  E  D  Rogers  $700 

Gsffleld's  enb,  Its  4  5  and  6  and  Its  IH  19  25  an  1  26  s 
w  qr  7  41  14  dec  27,  B  GafBeld  to  T  B  Hall . .  $16,220 

N  Evaneton,  Smith's  snb,  Its  12  and  13  b  24  d°c  29, 
8  A  Hardy  to  G  Nlles  $600 

Evanston,  Pratt's  2nd  add,  U  15  b  2  dec  19  i  J  Wil- 
son to  J  J  Franz  $66C0 

Evanston,  McNeil's  add.  Its  8  and  23  b  6,  dec  19,  J 
J  Franz  to  A  J  Wilson  $4500 

Sheridan  Drive  and  Return  blvd  sub,  Its  21  and  23 
b  2  dec  21  T  G  Mitchell  to  A  L  Mils'. ed  $3000 

lYONP. 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  Its  31  and  32  b  10  dec  24,  O 
E  Lay  to  L  A  Dimick  $400 

Lyons,  Presoott's  add,  It  38  b  2  aug  4,  S  Delamater 
to  H  Parchman  $500 

Lay  &  L's  sub.  He  12  and  13  b  11  w  hf  s  w  qr  4  38  12 
Apr  26,'93,  £  0  Chandler  to  M  L  Knight  $6000 


Lay  &  L'e  nab,  eame;  ang  '<'6,'9'),  A  S  Knight  to  E  G 
Chandler  $5{00 

10  acres  in  23  38  12  dec  24.  L  Hampson  to  E  Bamp 
son   $6  0 

N  w  13.40  acres  n  e  qr  14  88  12  nov  2,  J  Wellbnrn  to 
Q  Welburn   f20ii 

NEW  TBIEB. 

WinnetkaPk  Bluffs  He  4  and  5  b  9  dec  26,   W  H 

Pandeu  to  0  Valise   $30(  0 

WUmette,  Dingee'e  add.  oct  19,  E  H  Fearon  to  E 

Drury  et  al  $5500 

Wiimette  Gregory'^  sub.  It  3  b  6  jane  22,'92;  R  M 

B  Hitt  to  E  M  Clare  t325 

127  lots,  eec  16  17  ard  20  42  13  dec  26,  W  H  Calrn- 

duft  to  A  R  Triesler  $166,860 

127  its,  same;  dec  26,  A  B  Tripsler  to  W  H  Csirn- 

dufif  $166,860 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Go's  enb.  Its  5  6  and  7  b  11,  8  17  ai  d 

18  42  13  nov  16,  W  D  Preston  to  E  Morgan  $1600 

Wiimette,  McDaniel's  add.  It  1  b  7  dec  24,  E  T  Paul 

to  E  P  ahibley    $1332 

Wiunetka,  Prov  Mnt  Ld  Assn,  It  21  b  12  dec  14, 

WijLetka  B  &  L  Asen  to  H  G  Schade   $610 

MAINE- 

Orchard  Place,  It  26  b  4  dec  26,  P  H  Liaueen  to  N  M 
Eichards  $200 

Park  Rid,<'>,  Bolton's  add,  60  It-;  dec  29,  P  H  Bol-  | 
ton  to  J  N  C  Lehmann  $24,000 

Penny  &  M's  sub,  e  70  ft  It  15  b  3  sub  Us  1  to  5  s  e 
qr  .6  41  12  nov  17,  C  E  ritebbings  to  B  B  Meaoh- 
»m   . .  $600 

De^plaines,  n  60  ft  It  131  dec  22,  P  Reiter  to  J  Reit- 
er   $800 

WOBTH. 

Blue  Isld,  Young's  add,  e  38  ft  8  hf  It  8  b  29  dec  26, 

F  Koenecke  to  H  F  Wolff  $2500 

Lte  22  and  23  b  5  sub  w  K  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  1  37  13  nov 

27,'9l,  I  L  Gould  to  W  Gately  $320 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  snb,  Its  23  and  24  b  6,  9  37  13 

dec  21,  J  N  Barker  to  J  Harridge  $816 

Ot>k  Lawn,  same  snb,  Its  3  4  and  6  b  10  dec  21,  Same 

to  W  0  Todd  $1426 

Oak  Lawn,  same  sub.  Its  4*  and  45  b  3  dec  21,  J  N 

Banker  to  H  C  Kline   $950 

Oak  Lawn,  same  enb,  Us  26  to  99  w  hf  b  4  dec  20, 

S^me  to  J  H  Smith   $26U0 

W  hf  u  w  qr  13  37  13  dec  29,  H  N  Higinbotham  to  C 

8  Lennox  $64  0(0 

Ovlat.'B  sab.  It  3  b  7  n  e  qr  24  37  13  dec  24,  L  A 

Bruaeon  to  A  Marlard  $$4760 

Taylor's  sub,  n  8  ft  It  43  and  ah  It  44  to  48  b  3,  21  37 

13  Same  to  Same  $4600 

W  Morgan,  Ue  13  and  l4  b  3  oot  2,  J  J  Rigney  to  P 

Quintan  $5^0 

W  Morgan,  Its  1  and  2  b  4  may  2, '92.  Same  to  M  R 

McCann  $500 

Wash  Hgts,  AtwooJ'B  add,  Its  27  and  28  b  1  dec  29, 

8  H  Wright  to  0  Kendall   $600 

Wash  Fgts,  eame  add.  It  29  b  1  dec  29,  Same  to  F 

Kendall    $250 

Wash  Hgts,  Hmetd  add.  It  30  and  n  hf  32  b  6  dec  10, 

8  R  Elkine  to  8  A  Staver  $1500 

Waeh  Hgte,  Atwood'e  add.  Its  9  to  48  b  14,  23  37  13 

dec  2(1,  G  M  Otis  to  A  E  Scales  $1J,000 

Wash  Hgts,  same  add,  Its  12  and  13  b  1  oct  10,  8  H 

WiigbttoO  Semdelin  $600 

Taylor's  snb,  n  8  ft  It  43,  all  Its  41  to  48  b  3  sub  e 

bf  bs  1  and  4  n  e  qr  2i  37  13  dec  21,  J  A  Mahon  to 

L  A  Brnnson  $4,685 

Oviatt's  sub.  It  3  b  7  n  e  qr  24  37  13  dec  21,  L  W  El- 
liott to  eame  $4,600 

Blue  leland,  Yoang'e  add.  pt  It  2  b  20  sept  30,>93,  I 

McOard  to  E  J  Hull  »2000 

PBOVISO. 

MelroBe,  Its  6  6  and  7  Si  35  and  36  b  138  dec  11,  8 

Dnnlop  to  J  Annunzita  $1626 

River  Forest,  Its  9  and  10  b  5  sept  30,<9i,  Q  L 

Thatcher  to  F  M  Thatcher  $1000 

Grosedaie,  It  40  b  15  dec  8,  8  E  Gross  to  P  Kolb..tb75 
Grossdale,  It  54  b  19 dec  11,  Hame  to  K  Gleisch..  $275 
Groesdale,  It  12  b  6  oct  27.'92,  Same  to  T  H  Dewilz 

 $376 

Grossdale.  It  24  b  47  july  1,'92,  Same  to  J  M  Trai- 
ler $226 

Grossdale,  3rd  add.  Us  39  and  40  b  73  dec  29,  W 

Karkett  to  A  Horn   $1000 

Qroesdal'',  erme;  dec  29,  A  Horn  to  F  Karkett. . $1000 
Lte  24  and  ^6  b  3  enb  w  hf  s  e  qr  e  e  qr  13  39  12  dec 

29,  A  F  Ahern  to  M  T  Ahern  $2000 

Melrose,  It  8  b  85  dec  17,  ^  E  Eaton  and  wife  to  W 

Green  $250 

Madison  et  add.  It  9,  10  39  12  dec  21,  D  J  Kennedy 

to  G  Olapp  $2000 

Lts  11  to  15  36  to  40  b  1  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12 

oct  17,  H  H  Reed  to  J  B  Hefferman  I20UU 

Grossdale,  3rd  add.  It  33  b  72  sept  28, '91,  8  E  Qross 

to  M  Grondahl  1350 

Riverside,  Its  609  and  61U  b  1,  It  757  758  to  768  814 

and  816  b  8  3rd  div;  nov  6,  N  M  Hovey  to  A  U 

Hnppin  $7650 

Melrose,  It  10  b  145,  10  39  12  dec  14,  R  Garnett  to  C 

Sarlo  $240 


Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  adil,  lte  4  7  and  8  b  60  dec  16, 
8  EQroee  to  E  Rouhll  $200 

THOBNTOR. 

W  Hammond,  It  lu  b  14  dec  27,  0  M  Story  to  3  So- 

zlel  $300 

Harvey  Bgts,  It  2  b  13  dec  20,  M  L  Swift  et  al  to  I< 

J  Chapman  $275 

W  Hammond,  It  16  b  6  dec  14,  F  Zleman  to  D  Ool- 

ban  Lumber  Co  $600 

Hammond,  Snydaoker  &  A's  III  add,  U  42  and  e  bf 

It  41  b  2  dec  26,  F  Larson  to  L  Larson  $1600 

Harvey,  It  40  b  132  sept  28,'92,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  tc  F 

Spajda  $260 

Sedgwick,  Humphrey's  sub,  Us  4  to  8.  bs  8  9  36  12, 

Its  2S  and  27  n  e  qr  9  36  12  dec  21,  A  Gandermann 

to  F  Gundermann  $6,000 

Colombia  add,  Ue  21  and  2 !  b  2,  8  e  qr  19  36  14  dec 

SO.  M  H  Buckley  to  A  E  Porter  $400 

BLOOM. 

De  Forrest  sub.  Its  26  26  and  27  b' 16,  23  33  14  dec 
22,  M  A  Mardes  to  C  J  Warring  $1600 

Gh'go  Hgts,  Us  26  to  27  b  143,  U  9  b  16,  It  22  b  176, 
It  14  b  179  dec  19,  Gh'go  T  &  T  Co  to  W  Manley  et 
a'  $2276 

Ch'gi  Hgts,  It  14  b  72,  36  14  oct  24,  M  J  Johnson  to 
Gh'go  T  &  T  Co  $1(  00 

BIOH. 

N  w  qr,  ex  8  6  acres  n  w  qr  27  35    13  may  6,'8!>,  O 

Stunkel  to  F  H  Stnnkel    $60(10 

8  w  qr,  29  36  13  may  6,'89,  Saite  to  eame  $6000 

W  hf  and  w  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr  32  35  13  may  6,'H9,  Same 

to  E  Slunkel  $6000 

W  hf  8  e  qr  and  e  qr  8  w  qr  32  35  13  may  6,'89, 

Same  to  G  Stunkel  $5000 

MatteeoD,  its  1  to  4  b  21  jnne  1,  E  PInmhoff  to  0 

Piumhofl  $1500 

Matteson,  Its  12  and  13  b  16  feb  7,'89,  B  L  Fidd»lke 

to  8  Flddelke  $500 

TiEXDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  Ite  44  and  46  b  14  dec  18,  B  Granshaw 

to  F  Cranehaw   $13ro 

Franklin  Pk,  Ite  33  and  34  b  18  nov  14,  L  Franklin 

to  M  M  White   $700 

Fairview  Hgte,  It  36  b  6  oct  8,  O  R  Trowbridge  to  C 

Fight  $250 

Hiver  Pk,  It  13  fvtb  blk  2  of  b  40  sept  6,  E  B  Weeke 

to  T  8  Beete-man  $600 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  36  and  36  b  9  sept  13,  L  Franklin  to 

J  Parker  $1000 

BBEMEN. 

Lte  14  and  15  b  10  eub  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  nov  30,  Roy- 
al  Trust  Co  to  L  Reezkowskl  $800 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B's  add,  Its  36  to  39  b  3  sept 
6,  0  W  Bishop  to  T  E  Skahen  $2000 

Tinley  Pk,  same  add,  Ue  26  27  and  28  b  1  dec  26,  L 
H  Whitney  to  D  T  Smeaton  $600 


BIVEBSIDE. 

Bivereide,  2nd  div,  lte  219  and  220  b  2  It  260  and  261 
b  3  dec  17.  H  D  Moore  to  S  0  Brady  $2000 

Riverside,  2nd  div.  its  250  and  261  b  3  dec  It,  8  0 
Brady  to  H  B  U,.ey   $2000 


OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  23  and  24  b  19  nov  27,  Title  G  &  T 
Co  to  J  R  Craig  $600 

68H  acres  w  hf  s  w  qr  3  36  12  nov  28,  J  T  Dale  to  P 
Herdien  $19,000 

NILE9 . 

8  hf  n  hf  8  w  qr  s  w  qr  31  42  13  dec  20,  M  Borg- 
wardt  to  H  Heppner  $2500 

Clark's  sub.  Us  7  and  9  to  24  n  w  qr  34  41  13  dec  20, 
H  Snell  to  J  B  Leesley  $18,888 

Clark's  enb,  eame;  dec  22,  J  B  Leesley  to  B  F 
Wheeler  $60,000 

PAIiATINB. 

Palatine,  Robertson  &  P's  add.  Us  44  45,  15  42  10 
dec  19.  0  H  Patten  et  al  to  L  B  Flentye  $1400 


PALOS. 

Hogue's  add,  17  its;  dec  22,  J  B  Fenner  to  L  W 

Daniels  $4260 

Hogue's  add.  Us  71  to  76  dec  24,  L  W  Daniels  to  R 

R  Oarew   $1300 

Palos  Pk,  MoDson  &  S's  let  add.  Us  9  and  4  jan  2,  O 

K  Moneon  to  0  A  Koch   $2600 

Paloe  Pk,  seme;  b  2;  jan  2.  Same  to  J  Steven...  $1260 
Hogae's  add,  Us  68  69  94  95  93  e  e  qr  20  37  12  dec  22, 

L  W  Daniels  to  H  E  Harvey  $1250 


WHEELING. 

Wheeling,  McDuSee'e  eub,  Us  29  and  3\  42  11  nov 
27,  G  Graff  et  al  to  E  Wagner  $560 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUIL£)mG  JOURNAL 


Jahuary  5,  1895. 


b  2. 

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Its  4 


InoladJnj;  Balldlns  and  Loan  Sooietlef . 

Adams  E  E  to  T  8  Creighton  apl  18  pt  b 

1,  4  38  14,5y  6;?  ...  $12,000 

Anderson  A  G  to  J  R  Fonlke  dec  15  It  6 

b  11,  Lee  add,  5y  6^  $250u 

Andrews  W  J  to  M   W  Shanahan  nov  16 

It  18  It  3,  Bronson  add,  4y  6<J   |10C0 

Andrews  W  J  to  H  Dibbles   dec  81  b  41, 

31  38  15,  eto,  5y  G%  $9500 

Bornhofen  N  J  to  0  Spangenberg  deo  27 

pt  b  14  b  9,  21  40  14,  2y  7^  $1060 

Beter  J  to  A  Kehm  deo  26  It  22  b  8,  19  39 

14,  6^  124011 

Bnnn  H  O  to  Inter  State  B  &  L  Aeen, 

feby  13  It  12  b  8,  29  39  13  $3500 

Bowen  S  to  H  M  Elliott  joly  12.lt  11  and 

12,  b  7,  24  37  13,  5y  6«   $2900 

Brown  S  B  &  E  F  to  D  Campbell  deo  2 

It  1  and  pt  16  b  22,  Evnstn  6!?  ^8000 

Bozzell  E  A  to  W  H  Holden  jan  1  pt  It 

27  b  4,  eto,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  #6(  00 

Belding  H  H  to  Honse  B  &  L    gsn  deo  18 

Its  29  and  30  b  3,  6  37  H,  7%  t7000 

Brown  0  t)  H  B  Owsley  deo  26  pt  s  e  3^ 

n  e  3^,  4  39  13.  6%  $19,«00 

Barker  R  L  to  F  I  Bennett  deo  10  It  12 

and  pt  13  b  6,  25  38  14,  4y  G%  $2200 

BodleyE  B  to   Mnt  SLAB  Assn  sept  7 

It  1  b  4  b  3,  23  38  14„  1%  $9000 

Brecke  F  O  M  to  W  Heinemann  deo  27 

Its  27  and  28  b  7,  6  39  14,  3y  6;^ . . . .  $1!  00 
Brown  M  to  O  M  Brady  deo  27  pt  b  3  b 

18.  7  39  14,  6«  $1500 

Baker  J  to  Q  A  Rose  deo  26  pt  It  1 

10  38  14,  3y  6%   

Bryson  E  E  to  H  L  Osborne  deo  19 

and  5  b  3,  Waller  add,  Baena  Pk  5y  6% 

 $9479 

Barney  E  R  to  L  V  Ferris  oot  11  Its  16  to 

20  b  70,  Majwood,  p  m   $2100 

Boecherding  W  E  to  F  F  Knefel  feb  6  It 

14  b  A,  32  39  14,  7^  $1300 

Brown  J  B  to  W  M  Peare  deo  26  pt  BIk 

B  7  37  15,3y  6'^   ...  $10,000 

Bnrns  S  S  to  Title  OA  T  Co  deo  24  It  5 

b  14,  21  40  14,  5y  1%  $2250 

Boening  F  to  A  Winner  deo  27  It  44  b  7  b 

12,  Sheffield  add  5y  7%  $2000 

Barron  H  W  to  0  F  Zeigler  deo  26  It  16  b 

28,  17  39  14,  4y  6%  $5100 

Bresserer  M  E  to  0  P  H  Dose  deo  26  It  56 

b  9  25  38  15,  3  y  6}4%   $1200 

Bryson  E  E  to  R  A  Waller  deo  19  s^me 

prop,  ly  6^  ,   $1100 

Converse  E  to  M  E  Qreanebanm  deo  27 

It  25  b  2,  8  38  14,  5y  7^   $1000 

Clowoey  J  to  Title  O  &  T  Co  deo  26  li  14 

and    15  It    16  b  13.  Sheffield  add  5y  6% 

 $8000 

Connell  H  Q  and  P  to  J  W  Gary  deo  26 

It  3   and  pt  14  b  16,  f  rl   add,  5y  5^% 

 , .  $16,1  00 

Cessna  C  E  to  M  Frohlioh  dec  26  It  17  b 

1,  25  40  13  614?   $2600 

Carlson  J  M  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  aog  31  It 

»8  b  4,  32  41  14,  6y  6%.   $lf  00 

Calkins  R  to  W  W  Baird  deo  7,  it  4  b  8, 

20  38  40,  4y  6%  $1600 

California  Av  Cong  Chorch  to  A  B  Mead 

deo  26  Its  21  to  24  b  1,  Rookwell  add,  5 

y  6^  $20(  0 

Chytrans  A  to  W  Heinemann  deo  28  pt  b 

2  b  8,  20  37  14,  5y  6%  6  deeds  $2600 

Conden  J  C  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  deo 

15  It  39,  Dalenberg  sub  15  37  14,  5y  1% 
 $1000 

Campbell  F  to  H  J  Laders  deo  18  Its  37 

to  40  b  5,  30  40  14,  2y  7^  $20(  0 

Conolly  H  B  to  L  J  Qarnee  jan  2  It  7  b 

71,  27  39  14,  7^  $2600 

Chnran  F  to  J  B  Galloway  deo  6  It  4  It 

112  b  6,  18  39  14,  6?  $8500 

Craven  T  to  C  S  Qainlan  dea  26  lease- 
hold It  5  b  19,  Evaneton  5y  6?  $3500 

Cohn  M  to  J  E  Levy  Sep  27  pt  It  7  and  8 

b  18,  17  39  14,  6iS   $2000 

Oolwell  E  V  to  C  H  Fleischer  deo  28  pt  It 

66  b  17,  16  38  14,  3y  7%  $1150 

Cook  C  G  to  M  Rosenfield  dec  19  It  44  b  2, 

33  40  14,  6%  $1960 

Oady  G  W  to  J  L  3orrell  deo  28  It  44  b  4 

18  39  14,  2y  6?  $3200 

Daoser  A  to  O  E  Sohlytern  deo  5  It  1  b  73 

Rnssell  M  &  R  add,  '2y  6%  $7000 

Donne  J  to  G  Q  Willard  deo  26  It  24  and 

pt  23  8  e  }4:  18  39  14,  5y  5}4%  $7000 

Dale  J  T  to  A  J  Liohtenstein  jan  2  pt  It 

9  and  all  10  b  123,  s  a  add,  ly  7%. .  $5000 
Donghertv  W  A  to  E  H  Arnold  deo  17  pt 

b  11,  21  38  14,  2y  6^  $1000 


Dreisobarf  A  to  T  Sohintz  deo  29  Its  20 

and  21  b  1,  1  39  13,  3y  6?  $4500 

Denton  A  to  R  Berger  nov  9  It  I  It  61  b 

49,  17  39  14,  2i^y  7%.   ...  $1000 

Ely  G  H  to  J  Mayer  deo  21  It  25  b  9,  eto, 

18  39  13,  6?   $lltJO 

Esohbauer  F  to  R  D  Sheppard  nov  24  It 

13  b  86,  Evanston  3y  6%  $6600 

Earle  J  to  F  B  Zander  deo  12  It  17  b  2,  8 

39  13,  6y  6%  $35(0 

Estl  J  to  G  VV  Kellner  deo  22  pt  b  26,  19 

41   14,  4y     6%   $6(0 

Erfert  F  J  to  P  W  Huston  jan  2  It  14  b  1 

b  16,  8  39  13,  By  7%  $^500 

French  B  M  to  J  G  Shortall  deo  22  It  12 

It  1  b  22,  11  38  \i,  2y  7%  *100 

French  0  G  to  R  L  fatham  dec  21  Its  16 
and  17  b  8,  11  HS  14,  6y  6?  2  deeds 

 $12,5'  0 

Filip  V  to  T  H  Schintz  deo  27  It  84  b  7. 

20  39  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Frank  Q  to  G  Q  Barbonr  dec  27   It  31  b 

B,  28  40  14,  ly  6%  $10,0(ic 

Frost  W  E    Mfg  Co  to  A  B  Meao  deo  14 
Its  1  to  6  It  3  b  1  Brainard  &  E  add  5y 

5%  $20,000 

Getohell  E  F  to  J  M  Oliver  deo  29  Its  14 

and  15  b  1,  Jones  add,  6y  5%  $65,00  ) 

Glover  S  C  to  B  M  Bacon  deo  27  Its  lo  to 

12  It  11.  21  38  14,  3y  6^    $2000 

Goldaoker  E  to  O  0  Botz  deo  22  Its  5  to  8 

b  1(6,  Melrose  5y  6%   ...$220  ^ 

Gregory  O  A  to  F  A  Brooks  nov  13  pt  It 

2b24,Kinzie  add,  2y  6?  $  0  0 

Gates  J  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  deo  31  It 

21  b  19,  Ashland  2nd  add,  3y  6%  ..  .$1600 
Graves  A  A  to  M  E  Greejebanm  deo  31 

Its  12  and  13  b  8.  18  38  14,  2y  7%  .$1000 
Gehrke  H  F  to  O  R  Haase  deo  27  Us  3  to 

7  b  12,  8  .39  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Gregston  8  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  27  pt  Its 
36  and  34  b  7.  34  39  14,  5y  5%  2  deeds 

.    $18,0(0 

Hart  EtoWF  Renshaw  deo  26  It  135, 

Brookdale,  5y  6%   $13  0 

Haas  M  to  F  P  Chandler  deo  1  pt  It  24  b 

7,  11  38  14,  5y  6?  S6()()0 

Bageman  F  C  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  31  Its  9 

and  2,  r 5!h  Bvd  add,  3y  6%  fZCOO 

Hora  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  dec  11  Its 

78  and  79,  19  39  14,  6y  6%  \-H  00 

Hamilton  D  E  to  F  H  Baker  deo  29  pt  Its 

3  and  4.  n  w  1^  34  39  14,  9  mo9  7%  $1000 
Hayes  8  G  to  J  West  deo  24  It  25  b  3,  4 

4  38  12,  5y  7^   $i800 

Hosmer  E  DiJJ  Fenn  to  HP  Hatch 

deo  31  pt  e  e  j^,  33  40  13,  3y  6? ..i;l5",000 
Hewitt  J  to  D  (^aigg  dec  —It  46  b  2.  19 

39  H,  6  m  7$S  $10  0 

Hoffman  A  to  M  Frohlich  dec  29  It  19  b 

8,36  40  13  3y  6?   $13uO 

Hanstein  H  to  W  Heinemann  dec  19  It  10 

It  1  b  10,  21  40  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Hanson  I  to  0  H  Fleischer  deo  28  It  49  It 

7,  36  40  13,  3y  7^   $1200 

Hehn  F  to  J  H  Ernst  deo  26  pt  It  7  b  13 

b  2  Sheffield  add  3y  6^   $2100 

Harris  G  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Co  Us  39 

and  pt  40,  20  40  14,  3y  6?  ,  $1600 

Hammer  D  B  to  J  Rosenthal  dec  24  Its 

23  and  24  b  1,  16  38  li,  iy  6%  $6000 

Ingram  W  W  to  F  R  Chandler  deo  20  pt 

b  1,  14  38  14,  3y  7?  $6500 

Jensen  I  0  to  H  M  Chase  deo  24  It  26  b  3, 

9  39  13,  3y  7%   $1000 

Jansen  C  O  to  A  Loeb  deo  19  pt  b  1   4  38 

U,5y  6%    110,600 

Johnson  G  to  M  E  Greenebaum  dec  31  It 
13     ard    pt  14   b    2,  36  40  1:5,  5y 

e  %  $2f00 

Jaeger  C  to  R  Berger  deo  21    pt  e  %  n 

w  M  n  e  ^,  27  38  13,  3y  G}4%  $1700 

Johnson  A  to  U  A  Haagaa  deo  26  It  3  b  1 

It  1,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Jaeger  A  W  to  L  Feuerstein  oot  20  It  7  b 

3,  6  39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Jackson  H  N  to  M  F  Jennison  oot  15  It 

5  It  1,  Farber  sub,  2  38  14,  5y  6%.  .$30(0 
Johnson  J  N  to  M  W  Kozminski  deo  27  It 

5  b  18,  17  39  14,  ly  6^   $1000 

Koenger  M  to  A  Pike  deo  22  It  35  b  13, 

Lee  add,  7%  $1600 

Klabisch  F  to  T  K  lik  deo  29  It  14  b  2,  8 

38  14,  6?  $10fO 

Kramer  C  to  E  8  Dreyer  deo  27  It  26  It  1 

b  5,  36  40  13,  3y  6%   $1500 

Kimball  C  F  to  W  Loeb  dec  17  b  8  and 

OP  29  38  14  5y  6^  $13,500 

Kaester  F  to  J  M  Eraloveo  deo  26  It  26  It 
16  b  5,  26  38  13,  6y  7%  2  deeds  $1425 


Kohn  8  to  M  B  Greenebaam  deo  23  It  8  b 

37,  17  39  14,  3y  6?  $3000 

Klima  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  dec  26  It  12 

b38,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Knoh  U  J  to  W  U  Werner  deo  28  e  }^  s  w 

l4[  13  36  12,  6  m  6%   $4900 

Langheury  E  C  to  W  A  Ray  deo  27  Us  1 

2  and  5,  It  1  eto,  Morgan  Pk  ly  7?.  .$1400 
Lawson  M  B  and  E  A  to  3  Van  Zandt 

deo  2  prem  411  Robey  4y  6^  $18(  0 

Leby  I  to  A  B  Shaw  deo  10  It  27  b  1,  9 

38  14.  38  mos  6%  $1416 

Lorenz  C  F  M  to  U  C  Zattemeister  dec 

27  It  22  b  61,  19  39  14,  3y   $15(  0 

Lehman  F  to  S  W  Connell  deo  17  pt  It  21 

b  6,  20  40  14,  6y  6   $10(  0 

Lampreoht  T  U  to  J  Stern  oot  2  It  3  b  32 

b  8,  Rookwell  add  $2300 

Lnet.be  C  to  N  A  Mayer  deo  28  pt  It  22, 

Woodlawn  Highlands  2y  6^  $1376 

LyniiC  8  to  W  Northrop  aog  18  '93  pt  e 

s  w  M  16  40  12,  ly  6$   $1^^500 

Lmdike  J  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jac  2 

It  78  b  36,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%  $35  0 

Lnnnej  P  to  W  Loeb  jan  2  Its  7  and  10 

b  4,36  40  13,  5y  6%   $8000 

Lonergan  W  D  to  F  Whitfield  deo  10  Its 

25  and  26  b  2,  8  40  14,  6%  $350o 

Leslie  G  )1  to  C  Title  and  T  Co  deo  22  b 

2.  21  42  13,  6^.  $2500 

Leroomb  J  W  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  dec  1 

pt  It  6  b  3,  28  38  14,  3y  6%  $4500 

Laebbe  C  to  N  A  Mayer  deo  19  pt  It  22, 

Woodlawn  Highlands  3y  lj%   $3600 

Lampman  L  M  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  20  pt 

:t  9  b  13,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Larsen  L  to  M  W  Piaokney  dao  27  Us  4  3, 

40  and  pt  41  b  2,  8  36  15,  By  7%  ...  «2(-00 
Leonard  T  J  to  E  Q  Bayley  deo  26  pt  It  6 

b  2,  7  39  14,  5y  7%  3  deeds   $18,000 

MoBeith  G  to  R  Berger  deo  26  It  2  b  2. 

32      14,  5y  6%i   $3000 

MoGnire  T  D  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  deo 
22  pt  It  11  b  19,  Carpenter  add,  5y  5% 

 $18,000 

MoGovern  T  to  G  A  Follansber  nov  27  It 

10  U  3  b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $1740 

McQill  V  H  to   F  B  Peabody  dec  26  pt 

b  1,  14  38  14  5y  6%   $18,(J00 

Manth  U  to  J  W  Pfeiffer  deo  21  It  11  b  1, 

4  38  14.  3y  6%  $1000 

MoCabe  F  to  R  Berger  dec  31  It  9  b  1,  22 

38  14,  3y  6?  $1200 

Markowski  A  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  dec  31  It 

1  b  6,  6  39  14,  3y  655  ...$2200 

McCracken  W  L  to  H  L  Turner  deo  21  It 

40  b  8,  18  38  14,  5y  6%  $1900 

Migbore  G  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  deo  27  pt 

It  16  b  129,  8  8  add,  6y  6%  $7800 

McOraoken  J  C  to  Q  L  Torner  dec  21  It 

39  b  8,  18  38  14,  5y  7^   $1900 

Myty=  J  to  M  A  Maher  nov  24  pt  It  11 

and  It  b  11,  Elston  add,  6y   $1088 

MoCormiok  H  to  M  E  Greenebaum  deo 

21  pt  b  4,  9  38  14,  ij  7%  $2400 

NitzO  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  dec  27  It  1 

b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6?  $5000 

Nebling  L  to  J  H  Van  Vliassngen  dec  27 

Itsl  to  4  ,  11  eto,  16  37  14,  3y  6!r..$3600 
O'Sullivan  P  T  to  0  H  Fleischer  jnly  14 

pt  U  96  b  3,  30  C.8  15,  4y  6^  $235'J 

Overdier  H  D  to  H  E  Kaler  nov  15  It  1  b 

3,  31  41  14,  6y  (i%  $2"00 

Ohle  J  to  O  F  Sohaar  deo  22  It  15  b  4,  8 

38  14,  5y  7%   $1100 

Pinger  M  to  G  A  Rose  deo  2b  pt  Us  27 

and  28  b  1,  10  14,  38  3y  8^  $3500 

Petty  MB  to  E  P  Goode  dec  22  It  54  b 

43,  Sheff  add,  3y  6^   $1100 

Pedry  L  to  A  Gatzert  deo  21  It  11  b  1, 

29  38  14,  6y  7%   $1000 

Perry  L  P  to  W  Heokman  deo  1  pt  It  16 

b  2,  13  38  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Pott  e  M  L  to  V  M  Brand  deo  18  Its  66 

and  67  b  7.  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Pleifer  E  to  A  Torpe  deo  29  It  6  b  1,  29  40 

14,  6y  6%   $2000 

Penny  A  W  to  J  Woodbroagh  deo  31  It  1 

It  3  b  2,  H  to  Pk  Ridge  6%   $3500 

Remus  F  L  to  F  8  Winston  deo  28  It  69  b 

33,  Sheff  add  ly  6%  $1000 

Roberts  W  H  to  B  M  Mathews  deo  27  It 

32  b  16,  31  38  15,  6y  7%   $1300 

Riordan  M  to  House  B  &  L  Assn  deo  29 

Us  30  and  31  b  T,  18  39  14,  6%  $10,000 

Reynertson  R  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  22  It 

11  b  5,  2  39  13,  5y  6%  $6500 

Ryan  J  J  to  B  T  Goode  deo  10  pt  Its  13 
and  14  b  2,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 


Reinmann  E  to  MoCammon 
It  38  and  39  b  2   b  12,  33 


Piaoo  Co. — 
40  14,  ly  7% 

  $3000 

Reynolds  J  B  to  W  Loeb  deo  28  pt  b  2, 

20  38  14,  6y  7%  6  deeds  $6300 

Spangler  0  E  to  A  L  Baker  deo  26  pt  Its 
7  and   8  62  Hopkins  add   Hyde  Pk,  2 

y  6%  $1500 

Simon  A  to  A  Jaoobson   deo  31  It  7  b  10, 

Vernon  Park  add,  ly  1%  $26C0 

Stoeokmaun  M  to  H  F  Ratke  deo  26  It  24 

b  2,  8  38  14.  5y  5%  $2000 

Sohlote  U  to  0  H  Puschek  dec  26  It  29  b 

3  b  5  Sheffield  add  3y  6%  $2000 

Shillaber  R  to  F  B  Peabody  dec  20  pt  b 

1  b  1,  14  38  14,  5y  6«   $13,500 

Smith  W  B  to  W  T  Church  dec  28  18 

lease  ot  Its  21  to  23  b  6,  20  39  14,  ly  6% 

 $8500 

Scheuenemann  0  G  est  of  by  conservator 
to  W  A  Montgomery  deo  29  It  44  to  46, 

Clark  add,  Lake  View  6y  6^  $17,500 

Smith  W  D  to  T  M  Oompropst  deo  24  It 

7  b  4,  9.39  13,   By  6%  $1500 

Schmidt  B  0  to  F  R  Pratt  deo  29  pt  Its 

17  and  18  b  10,  29  40  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Selvey  E  E  to  G  D  Pease  jan  1  pt  It  2 
and  all  3,  4  and  9  and  pt  10  b  3,  .32  38 

14.  5y  7%  $12(  0 

Salomonson  0  A  F  to  A  Chytrans  dec  26  ' 

It  18  b  7,  20  38  14,  3y  6>0  $  1300 

Schmidt  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  29  Its  15  to 

and  16  b  2,  8  38  14,  3y  6  $1200 

Seymour  J  P  to  J  Doske  deo  15  It  23  and 

24  b  12,  16  38  14,  3y  6!«  $1500 

Schmidt  B  to  Ashland  Av  B   &  L  Assn 

dec  19  It  5  b  18,  30  40  14,  7%  $2000 

Sanders  R  to  M  D  Johnson  dec  27  Its  9 

to  11  b  2,  26  .39  13,  3y  7%   $1000 

Tilette  M  to  J  W  Dim  deo  1  It  10  Mose- 

bach  sub,  13  39  13,  18  m,  6^  $1200 

Tash  L  B  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  24  Its  1  and 

2  b  10,  24  38  14,  6y  6^  $5500 

Tegardine  J  to  Lake  St  B  &  L  Assn  deo 

27  Its  14  and  15  b  1,  9  39  13,  7%  ...$1400 
Tolsma  AD  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  deo 
16  It  62  to  64  n  e  J4  n  w  3^  n  e  21 

37  14,  6y  7%   $1500 

Turk  C  to  G  L  Beck  deo  24  Its  33  to  35 
b  «,  9  40  14,  7%  $5000 

Thomlinson  J  to  J  R  Foulke  deo  29  It  6  b 

4,  33  .39  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Teyssier  F  tn  J  Cox  deo  29  It  11  b  1,  22 

39  13,  4y  63^^  $1800 

Vollmer  H  to  Northern  Trust  Co  deo  26 

Its  1  to  3  b  1,  2  38  15,  2y  6^  $10,000 

Vopeoka  F  to  J  Storkan  dec  19  It  9  to  12 

b  4,  21  89  14  6%  !|6000 

Williams  G  to  H  A  Haogan  dec  28  It  2()  b 

5,  Delevan  add,  3y  6%  $4000 

Williston  M  L  to  A  L  Williston  deo  20  Us 

12  to  15  It  16  b  13,  2  38  14,  6%  $6500 

WiUiamson  R  to  D  Voltz  deo  29  It  14  b 

4.S0gden  add,  lOy  6%  $29,500 

Walker  W  D  to  Northn  Trust  Co  dec  5  It 
1  to  3  It  1  b   10,  frl  15  add,  6y  i}4% 

  $205,000 

Wiloox  U  E  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk,  pt  Its  1  and 

4  b  8,  Irving  Park  6%   $8000 

Williaros  J  R  to  A  S  Trude  deo  27  U,  43  b 

1  It  A,  28  40  14,  4y  6^   $5000 

Walkmeyer  T  to  F  Reidle  deo  27  Its  43 

and  44  b  19  eto,  20  38  14,  3y  7%....  $12f  0 
White  D  to  Masonic  Mntl  8  &  L  Assn  pt 

b  1,  20  37  14  $4500 

Watts  F  W  to  J  E  Watts  jan  2  It  6  and  pt 

5  b  6,  2f)  38  14,  5y  6^  $2345 

Wood  E  M  to  L  D  Hammond  dec  31  It  3 

It  8,  8  38  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Weiss  C  T  to  J  R  Lindgren  jan  1  pt  Its 

45  and  46,  eto  $  

Wolff  H  F  to  T  J  MoQrath  deo  26  pt  Us 

4  and  3  b  29,  36  37  13,  7m,  6%  $2000 

White  H  F  to  W  Heokman  dec  24  It  14  b 

1,  3  38  14,  3y  6^   .  $5000 

Williams  R  to  F  R  Chandler  deo  28  It  59 

b  7.  4  38  14,  5y  7%  $1000 

Walter  T  to  0  F  CoUott  deo  17  It  10  It  18, 

4  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Wilson  T  H  to  S  B  Taylor  deo  11  It  37  b 

7  b  12,  Sheffield  add  5y  6«  $2500 

Zabel  W  to  C  M  Weber  deo  28  It  31  b  4, 

30  39  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Zelinski  J  to  F  R  Chandler  deo  24  It  43  b 

17,  5  and  6  37  15,  3y   7%.  $1000 

Zacharek  C  &  A  to  EG  Foreman  dec  27 
It  76  b  31  Sheffield  add  5y  e%  $1300 


January  5,  1895, 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


«;llATTKLi  OIUKTUA  «ii  K«». 


Adams  W  J  to  A  L  Chandler  jan  1,  fnrn 

■289  Laflin  5y  |1500 

Alberts  T  R  to  D  Wagner  jan  2,  farn  88 

Desplaines  6%  S250 

Adams  A  B  to  C  Meader  deo  27,  fnrn  11m 

 1135 

Aogns  J  to  M  0  McDonald,  deo  24,  steam 

shovel  etc,  LyoDS  2y  $5000 

Buo'i8  W  to  L  MoQaire  deo  29,  fnrn  260 

64th  ly  $165 

Behring  J  0  to  R  Lathrop  deo  26,  gallery 

318  Dearborn  3  m   $700 

Boorke  J  F  to  PSohoenhofen  Brg  Oo.  deo 

20,  saloon  PI  7  47th  |104 

Bindon  F  to  F  Miller  Brg  Oo,  jan  2,  sa- 
loon, 1450  MadisoD,  2y  $575 

Barns  J  A  to  M  E  Fioob,  deo  31,  farn  6m 

 $61 

Balay  I  to  8  Sigler  deo  20,  fnrn  ly  $1(  2 

Bl  iokbarn  L    0  to  P  L    Line,  deo  31, 

4215  Atlantic   $100 

Beaird  E  to  G  Q  Hnbbell  dec  31,  farn  and 

piano  ly   $138 

Baath  W  M  to  P  A  Jong,  deo  31,  Kimball 

piauo  3561  Rhodes  av,  6  m  ...   $78 

Baroh  W  R  to  V  Fasig,  dec  29,  fnrn  and 

piano  ]y  $625 

Bingdorf  E  L  to  L  M  Orandall  deo  27. 

barber  shop  2575  O  Grove  av,  2y..$150 
Baler  H  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo,  deo  22,  sa- 
loon 782  63d  2y   $200 

Barker  R  A  to  M  E  Finch,  deo  26,  farn 

6  m  $103 

Bery  0  S  to  S  J  Bawson  deo  24,  fnrn  and 

8  m  2y  $100 

Bell  G  to  D  O  Botts  deo  28,  farn  6  m..$140 
Bimney  A  I  to  d  0  Waters,  deo  29,  farn 

4725  Kenwood  av,  2y    ...$20O 

Cole  N  to  Cross  &  Scott,  dec  29,  market 

 $150 

Cook  W  H  to  Ruhstrat  G  <S  E,  deo  31, 

mdse,  157  Washington,  60  ds  $140 

Caldwell  0  B  to  J    H  Ripley  dec  27, 

horses,  etc,  'i028  Cottage  Grove  av,6  m 

  $80 

Cain  M  S  to  B  P  Moant  dec  27,  farn  6  m 

 $131 

Cooke  C  E  to  0  M  &  A  S  Spilzer  dec  24, 

farn  84  Washington  ly  $5(0 

Calweli  E  V  to  S  Sigler  dec  27,  farn 

Lake  7  m   $97 

Connsky  P  H  to  M  J   Paddon  deo  27, 

farn  6  m  $135 

Cobb  E  R  to  D  Wagner  deo  26,  farn  77 

Canal  6ti   $100 

Carr  T  S  to  0  Schwartz,  dec  28,  fnrn  and 

piano  6  m  $55 

Carmody  J  to  R  M  MoCreery,  deo  27, 

farn  and  piano  3  m  $96 

Cook  J  to  Rahstral  Gail  &  Co,  dec  31, 

mdae,  157  Washington  60  ds  $140 

Cook  J  N  to  Smith  Bros,  deo  29,  farn  7  m 

   $167 

Canan  0  E  to  Smith  Bros,  deo  28,  farn 

7m    ...  ,  $70 

Cathrell  M  to  V  Fieig,  deo  29,  Jarn  ly..$46 
Cunningham  J  to  R  H  Adams  jan  wa- 
gons etc  925  Polk  6  m    $250 

Cornish  8  V  to  Smith  Bros  dec  22,  farn 

and  Steinway  piano  20770  7  m  $135 

Davis  E  G  to  F  C  Seymoar  dec  28,  farn 

etc  ly   $300 

Daaer  A  to  Best  Brg  Oo,  deo  27,  saloon 

651  w  2l9t,  6  m    ...$200 

Diederiok  M  to  N  W  Brg  Co,  deo  29,  sa- 
loon 723  Elston  av  11  m  $200 

Elpin  E  to  U    S  Brg  Co,  dec  26,  saloons 

132  6th  av  and  24  Madison  ly  $2000 

Frank's  Decorating  Co,  to  A  W  Cooke, 

31,  mdso  880  Madison,  8  m  $700 

Frank's  Decorating  Oo  to  J  Willerding 

deo  31,  horses,  baggies,  etc,   may  1, 

 $400 

Faasey  T  to  T  Woods  deo  26,  horses,  etc 

6023  May  1  y  $176 

Granlich  A  E  to  Am  Storage  Warehoase 

Co  deo  10,  fura  118  w  Monroe  $230 

Gill  J  W  to  A  H  Williams  dec  22,  fnrn  6m 

 $182 

Ginsbarg  J  to  F  W  Dodge  deo  31,  drags, 

etc,  182  w  12th,  14m  $100 

Galligan  N  to  L  0  Claris,  deo  27,  Soath- 

ern  Hotel  2i  th  and  Wabash  23  m  26  ds 

 $6700 

Hanger  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo,  deo  29, 

saloon,  2131  Archer  av  2y  $370 

Howard  J  H   to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo,  deo 

29,  saloon,  314  State,  2y  $250 

Hoagh  B  J  to  F  3  Snyder,  deo  29,  horses 

etc  498  Wabash  6m...  $202 

Holmgran  O  W  to  M  E  Finch  deo  26, 

farn  6  m  $51 

Eauoook  G  R  to  0  H  Merrick  deo  29,  fnrn 

f 


6  m   $109 

Hobn  E  R  to  B  Snyder  deo  29,  farn  6  m 

 $72 

Harr  M  0  to  B  Snvder,  deo  26,  farn  6  m 

 .'  $317 

Hansen  H  S  to  W  G  Conklin,  deo  21, 

horses,  etc  34  Hamboldv  st  6  m  $142 

Hansen  0  H  P  to  to  F  F  Hansen,  deo  29, 

flxt  etc  196  Division  2y  $200 

Hovaoek  J  0  to  Branswiok-B-C  Co  deo  27, 

billiard  goods  397  w  18th  . .   $1 75 

Habbard    B  H  to  E  Hyde  deo  28,  drag 

store  3901  Cottage  Grove  2y  $3900 

Hollander  M  to  M   M  Fletcher  nov  14, 

fnrn  167  Dearborn  $500 

Helvereen  N  to  M  E  Pratt  nov  26,  farn 

 $125 

Uyman  F  to  M  H  Finoh,  deo  31,  piano 

6  m  $51 

Henley  T  M  to  J  H  Johnson,  deo  31,  fnrn 

6  m  |E00 

Hill  A  J  to  M  E  Finoh,  deo  28,  horse  and 

oab   $51 

Halpans  0  R  to  F  Tress  jan  2.  fnrn  2216 

Archer  av  $400 

Jaoobsen  M  to  F  Jaoobsen,  deo  31,  faru 

181  Wabash  2y  $215 

Jillson  F  A  to  A  Jillson  deo  29,  farn  440 

6i5d,  2y  $2000 

JoDg  k  to  Best  Brg  Oo  dec  24,  saloon  622 

N  Park  av  23m  $450 

Kenper  J  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Co,  dec  28,  sa- 
loon 2292  Aicher  av,  2y   $535 

Keck  A  to  A  Qatman  dec  28,  grocery  507 

Larrabee  ly   $300 

Kennealy  S  A  to  A  J  Graham,  deo  26, 

horses,  etc,  6  m   $125 

Krska  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Oo,  deo  7,  saloon 

806  w  18th  2y  $243 

Knaos  J  to  L  SonneDschein  dec  26,  saloon 

554  31st,  ly   $2500 

Kimball  U  F  to  et  al  to  S  D  Walden  deo 

26,  Est  y  piano  12574  and  farn  6546 

Ross  av,  ly  $125 

KiDgswell  J  M  to  M  E  Finoh  dec  28,  fnrn 

6  m   $103 

Kandinger  J  to  P  A  <&  O  A  Chapin  deo  31, 

farn  60  Sherman,  2y  $4080 

Lemke  O  to  W  &  B  B  &  M  Co,  deo  31,  sa- 
loon 174  W  Jackson  2y   $225 

Latiimore  J  D  to  W  Bell,  dec  20,  ooffee 

108  Desplaines  80  ds  $1000 

Lower  L  to  F  Miller  Aag  27,  farn  3y.  .$.'50 
Landfield  M  to  R  M  McOreery,  deo  5, 

farn  and  Fischer  piano  74920,  6m  .  .$132 
Lade  W  to  Mahlke  deo  4,  saloon  1y...$100 
Lesen  A  to  J  Oallen,  deo  20,  fnrn  4227 

Ashland  6  m  $133 

Lndeka  A  &  W  F  to  0  Karestedt,  dec  20, 

macy  etc  566  n  Halsted  2  y   $15,000 

Leyser  J  8  to  M  E  Finoh  dec  27,  6m  .  .$103 
Mooney  H  J  to  M  E  Finch  dec  24,  farn 

6m  $*50 

Mo  Lecon  M  to  E  I  Satfin  deo  26,  fnrn  ly 

 $103 

Mack  A  M  to  F       Wright  deo  24,  fnrn 

365  Ohio  4  m  $600 

Moody  L  L  to  O  R  Proaty,  oot  15,  har- 
nesses etc  631  Sheffield  av,  2y  |20ii 

Mason  G  E  to  Shields  Bros,  dec  27,  fnrn 

Lake  6  m   $125 

Miller  A  to  C  L  Sohaar  dec  24,  farn  498 

29th   $l>00 

MoDonoagh  S  E  to  F  B  Snyder,  nov  28, 

horses  etc,  6  m   $129 

Myers  H  G  to  M  E  Finch,  dec  2.',  fnrn 

and  Camp  piano  16414  6  m   .  .$186 

McDevitt  H  M  to  0  Maak  deo  27,  Camp 

&  Co  piano  74223,  ly  $250 

Miller  F  to  I  L  Longly  deo  29  farn  284 

Jackson  3  m  $85 

Maobmert  G  to  0  Meader  dec  31,  fnrn 

11  m  $70 

Manteaiel  O  R  to  J  Manteafel  dec  27, 

prtg  office  516  w  Division  3y  $3000 

McLaughlin  M  to   H  P  Moant  dec  27, 

piano  7  m  $75 

Maroner  0  to  J  Oallen  deo  31,  horses  eto 

360  w  Polk  6m    $381 

Mines  T  F  to  W  P  Mines,  nov  5,  horses, 

etc,  2973  Archer  av  2y  $12  0 

MartinrC  to  A  8  Wehrheim  jan  2,  farn 

1231  Wabash  ly  $945 

McVey  E  A  to  T  D  MoClnre,  deo  31,  farn 

79th  and  Wright  18  m  $600 

Niemzewski  J  R  to  0  R  Shnpe  deo  27, 

engine  and  machy,    2727  Archer  av 

 ,  $500 

Nielson  A  to  W  Dixon  deo  31.  fnrn,  3211 

Armonr  ly  $450 

Newoomb  W  H  to  R  M  McOreery,  deo  20, 

Estey  organ  10  m  $21 

Nelson  A  to  0  E  Gaylor  deo  28,  horses 

wagons,  eto  2426  Prairie  av,  ly....$2826 
Olson  N  to  M  J  Faddon  deo  27,  farn  200 


Sangamon  7m  $186 

Olson  N  to  M  J  Paddon  ^7,  fnrn  6  m..$136 
Palmetzke  H  to  J  Tocker  jan  2,  lot  in 

mdse  2541  Cottage  Grove  av   $1410 

Pinckard   W  R   to  M  E  Finoh  dec  31, 

farn  6  m  $103 

Pope  R  to  0  Meader  dec  29,  farn  ly  $72 

Peterson  L  to  E  Anderson  deo  19,  confec- 
tionery 108wHaron,6m  $1C0 

Peppers  A  F  to  8  G  Kinney  deo  21,  %  int 

in  Sooth  End  Express  $750 

Fanl  W  0  to  DewesBrg  Oo  anl  11,  saloon 

175  Angasta   ."  $1800 

Ross  W  J  to  A  J  Nelson  j  an  2,  f orn . . .  $1200 
Roney  M  to  H  F  Moant  deo  28,  fnrn  7  m 

 $260 

Rowland  E  to  F  B  Snyder,  deo  27,  piano 

6m  $51 

Riss  G  to  0  Meader,  jan  2,  fnrn  11  m.  .$60 
Rheinlander  E  to  Hand  Brg  Co,  dec  22, 

saloon,  1829  Milwaukee  av  ly  $26  ) 

Razee  W  to  L  E  Bassierre,  deo  28,  horses 

etc,  343  Lake  $125 

Ratty  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Co,  deo  28,  saloon 

16  n  State   $240 

Robertson  W  O  to  G  Melboagh,  dec  28, 

horse  and  boggy  1024  Armitage  av  2y 

 $651 

Rosenberger  OF  to  W  F  Karz  deo  27, 

market  993  Sheffield  av  2y   $3C0 

Redding  &  Ohristman  to  F  Hebard,  deo 

27,  saloon  329  Halsted  23  m  $500 

Stoltz  F  to  E  Preaver  jnly  19,  blacksmith 

shop  $600 

Straus  I  to  G  Smith  deo  27  tarn  10  Laflin 


ly. 


.  $200 


Scott  W  F  to  G  G  Copeland  dec  17,  fnrn 

nil  MHSonio  Temple  ly  $350 

Steinhause  H  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo,  deo  24. 

saloon  260  n  Ashland  2  y  $500 

Sohintz  L  to  Dewes  Brg  Co,  deo  26,  saloun 

92  Cornell  ly  $96 

South  Water  St  Coml  Club  to  W  Ostatag 

deo  25,  farn  eto  60  Dearborn,  ly. .  .$2260 
Sohaltz  M  to  Dewes  Brg  Co,  deo  26  sa- 
loon 310  North  av,  ly   $80i 

Swanson  G  A  to  U  S  Brg  Co,  deo  7,  saloon 

1737  Clark  2y  $425 

Soveron  O  to  Steele  W  Co,  deo  20,  horses 

eto,  196  Olybonrn  av  2y  $600 

Shepard  G  to  0  A  Startevant  deo  27,  fnrn 

879  Polk  18m  $460 

Sohner  M  J  to  AW  Greene  deo  11,  furn 

3360  State  5  m  $135 

S«mmons  T  J  to  D  A  W  Babcook,  dec  26, 

furn  andfixts  259  Dearborn  16  m..$2500 
Short  F  J  to  ST  Rowley  deo  16,  horses 

Morgan  Park  ly  $524 

Singer  H  0  to  O  Uerzog  deo  17,  market 

184  Colorado  av,  60  ds  $160 

Scavila  D  to  J  8  Bruner  deo  18,  Fischer 
piano  36878  and  fnrn,  1450  Perry  st, 

7  ni    $t00 

Spangler  M  E  to  D  R  MoNaught  dec  2«. 

fnrn  6  m  $77 

Sehng  J  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Co,  dec  28,  sa- 
loon 2y  $260 

i^chreyack  A  to  D  Ruehle,  apl  30,  market 

1276  Ashland  ly  $226 

Scofield  C  V  to  J  M  Stewart,  dec  3l(farn 

22(i7  Michigan  av  ly  $160 

Sullivan  J  A  to  Netl  Brg  Oo,  dec  22,  sa- 
loon 73  Harrison  ly  $208 

Spears  R  G  to  ME  Finch,  dec  31,  furn 

9m  $51 

Seleir  J  B  to  M  E  Finoh,  deo  31,  farn  6m 

 $51 

Schoenhert  0  W  to  F  B  Snyder,  deo  2f>, 

piano  6  m  $51 

Srnith  G  P  to  S  E  E  Libby  deo  29,  furn 

3m  $460 

Sebastian  E  to  Delves  Brg  Oo,  deo  29, 

saloon  2191  Paalina  2y  $303 

Stevens  J  V  to  Reed,  Murdook  &  F,  jan  2 

boggy  eto  Evanston   $90 

Sellstrom  A  to  J  Becker  deo  31,  mdse  48 

n  Clark  6  m  ,  $1296 

Simentak  F  to  R  R  Clark,  deo  31,  house 

eto,   Blanche  ly  $100 

Schmidt   F  to  H  W   Chandler,  deo  31, 

wagon,  3 to,  39  Jassen  av  3m  $165 

Threedy  A  to  P  Thompson  may  31,  horse 

and  wagon  2y   $300 

Thayer  B  to  R  Dunham  deo  13,  furn  446)^ 

Madison  6  m  $116 

Toale  L  to  M  E  Finoh,  deo  14,  furn  6  m 

 $51 

Von  Serenji  V  to  R  M  McOreery,  deo  26, 

Behring  piano  24692,3  m  $100 

Van  Ness  M  J  to  G  R  Cobleigh  deo  28, 

furn  9  Adams  4  m  $188 

Venn  J  G  to  M  E  Finch  deo  29,  farn  6m 

 $118 

Wilson  J  F  tv  L  F  Hopkins,  deo  19,  fnrn 
7m  |169 


Weston  M  to  M  0  MoDonald  deo  27,  farn 

219  Oakley  4y  $20  0 

World  Lanndry  Co  to  Collins  &  Gans  dec 

29,  horses,  eto  dem  $3514 

World  Laundry  Oo  to  T  Vincent,  dec  29, 

lanndry  dem  $509 

Wear  W  H  to  S  B  Knowlton  dec  29,  furn 

and  8m7m  $86 

Wahl  W  F  to  A  D  Bowman  deo  29,  furn 

6m  $60 

Ware  W  to  J  Oullen,  dec  29,  furn  849  Erie 

3  m  $118 

Weinberger  0  to  L  P  Kohn  deo  31,  horses 

eto  6241  Wentworth  av,  2y  $175 

Walter  W  to  O  A  Fischer,  deo  24,  wagons 

eto  ly   $1140 

Waldron  A  to  M  8  Heath,  jan  2,  fnrn  1  m 

  $100 

Worthington  A  I  to  R  M  McOreery,  dec 

27,  fnrn  6  m  $68 

Wehrenberg  W  to  0  Wehrenberg  deo  5, 

cattle,  etc  2y  $800 

Werkmeisler  A  W  to  U  8  Brg  Co,  dec  28. 

saloon  5401  Wentworth  2y  $45  ) 

Young  L  D  to  M  E  Finch,  deo  31,  furn 

6  m  $10  5 

Znlenska  S  to  F  A  Jang  deo  29,  furn  and 

piano  6m   $196 

Zander  J  W  to  H  8  Van  Ingen  deo  27,  2 

bldgs  Washington  Heights  9m   $425 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Damois  J  W  to  H  Robert  nov  24,  hnrse  - 

ete  |150 

Conder  Wall  B  to  M  Koch  deo  4,  saloon 

71  Wabash  av  $975 

Velchk  J  to  J  Spillar  nov  4,  horses  eu 

402  106th  st   $375 

Wilcken  F  to  F  Goerke  nov  24,  saloon 

650  Bine  Island  av  #900 

Bletzinger  F  B  to  J  Mo  Ewen  deo  1, 

machy  6  m  $350 

Edwards  J  D  to  O  A  Erd  oot  2i,  fnrn  2y 

 $40 

Conley  J  to  0  A  Erd  nov  24,  furn  2y . . .  $50 
Sohalk  W  to  W  L  Scott  Oo,  dtc  4,  horses 

etc  $1 

St^stney  H  A  H  to  H  F  Cnllen,  dec  5, 

liquors  114  n  Clark  $600 

Colder  A  J  to  J  Moran  deo  5,  saloon  272 

n  Clark    $3600 

Kleine  E  to  F  Voepel  deo  4,  furn  166  Lia- 

ooln  av  $360 

Voepel  F  (o  F  Cclignon  dec  5,  mdse,  659 

!?edgwick..i    $800 

Foulki  W  H  to  D  A  Moulton,  nov  1,  fnrn 

6351  Star  av  $K00 

Ledda  G  to  P  H  Gilbert,  rot  23,  mdse, 

3138  Cottage  Grove  av  $150 

Bon  hard  L  to  0  Bouchard  deo  1,  livery 

90  Blue  Island  av   $5C0 

Rupert  G  to  to  W  O  Williams,  deo  1,  New 

York  kitchen  $300 

Lloyd  G  J  to  S  M  Lloyd  deo  1,  saloon  fit- 
tings $250 

Moche  G  to  H  Albert  deo  18,  shop  543 

31st  70(0 

Olauson  H  J  to  0  B  Scow,  nov  13,  furn 

807  Wells  $1000 

Altman  W  H  to  F  K  Altman  deo  17,  fnrn 

777  Warren  |60('J 

Lloyd  G  J  to  S  M  Lloyd  deo  18,  fnrn  12  n 

May  14(0, 

''Irrigation  Age"  Oo  to  HP  Dunne  A  Oo 

deo  18,  Periodical  and  office  $3299j 

Belasco  E  E  to  J  D  Parker,  deo  — ,  f  irn 

 $400 

Keoh  F  R  to  E  A  Lee,  nov  28,  fnrn  6  m 

     $400 

Butzer  A  to  F  Rohn  deo  15,  wagon  $3 

Butler  A  to  8  Butler  deo  15,  shop  40  Van 

Buren  $40 

McDonald  J  to  A  R  Scott,  dec  12,  furn 

 $* 

Albert  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co,  deo  10,  saloon  ,^ 

189  w  Madison  $5< 

Kermin  A  to  J  Mathien  nov  23,  furn 

2123  Dearborn  23m  $200 

Armstrong  A  T  to  0  H  Armstrong  deo 

19,  farn  5049  Lake  av    $46f 

Cohen  D  M  to  H  A  Cohen,  dec  18,  mdse  ( 

   $8f 

Ohisen  S  D  to  A  R  Scott  deo  18,  fnrn  anr 

s  m  312  22nd  

Dickson  O  to  L  Dickson  dec  15,  plajs  eto 

 $30 

Hartsig  J  E  to  E  Jones  deo  18,  Kranieh  & 

B  piano  $140  

Fernandez  A  to  M  Scoville  dec  19.  sho 

304  State  $ 

Christenson  H  0  to  O  F  Joues  deo  1 

f8,  furn  884  Madison  $ 

Wentz  H  B  to  M  M  Bernstein  deo  i 

mdse  1506  n  Obi....  <  $• 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  5^  1895. 


Maynard  S  L  to  F  R  Maynard,  deo  It, 

borsee  etc  $100 

Wirsing  H  G  to  E  Wirsinfji  IjOV  20,  fnrn 

167  Dearborn  av  $1600 

Palm  A  P  to  C  J  Palm  nov  14,  forn..$3500 
Zemier    A  to  F  A  Tnttle,  deo  15,  forn 

4119  Lake  av  $400 

Post  D  A  to  F  Dennis  deo  10,  fnrn  3954 

State   $2f0  ) 

Mason  &  Mason  to  S  T  Kimball  deo  16, 

engine  etc  491  Carroll  av  $1(  0 

Hampers      to  B  Hampers  sept  19,  /urn 

84  Mohawk  $} 

Laoer  P  to  P  Becker  deo  13,  bakery.  .$140 
Gallagher  A  to  H  B  Gallagher  deo  12, 

forn  $100 

Boreo  H  N  to  J  C  Livirgstcn,  dec  14, 

686  Jaoksoa  bvd  $  

Arndt  G  to  C  Ernse  deo  17,  mdee,  3738 

Wallace  $1200 

Larsen  C  to  0  Johnson  deo  11,  bldg  etc, 

674  w  Ohio   $260 

Thorson  J  A  to  S  W  Qillons,  deo  II,  mdse 

 $310 

Stadler  0  to  A  Holmeyer  deo  21,  fnrn 

 $400 

Przybszawski  W  to  W  Eohns,  dec  24, 

bldg  135  McHenry  $660 

Julian  S  to  S  Richardson,  nov  3n,  fnrn 

 $16 

Smith  G  J  to  H  W  Smith,  eept  21,  mdse 

850  Root  |20i  0 

Gaylor  0  B  .o  A  Neleon,  deo  28,  livery 

BaV--  12825 

.onelson  U  P  to  D  A  Price,  deo  27,  fnrn 

1373  Madison  $500 

Andrews  B  F  to  A  R  Scott,  dec  28,  fnrn 

and  s  m  622  Sedgwick  $100 

Smallwood  S  to  A  R  Soott  dec  27,  ptg 

office  $58 

Waters  M  0  to  F  .tfoWhorter  dec  17,  sa- 
loon 3846  State  $2126 

Boylan  P  to  M  A  Needhan  dtc  19,  restan- 

rant  264  W  Randolph   $300 

Porter  ED   to   E  A  Porter  et  al  dec  17 

fnrn  Brown's  Hotel  330  92nd  st  $300 

Sohrayer  G  to  M  Wodsmeier  deo  18  bldg 

1  Michigan  st   $225 

Jacobs  M  J  to  C  H  Simmons  dec— ,md«ie 

82  Market    ....  ..$1060 

Brown  W  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  deo  19  fnrn 

3231  Dearborn   $33 

Uogan  M  H  to   F  Johnson  deo  18  mdse 

5718Wentworth  av  $900 

Finger  J  to  H  Finger  dec  14,  horses  etc, 

1398  Armitage  $200 

Qnillams  J  R  P  H    MoManus   deo  28, 

horses;  etc   $360 

MCHAnTcS^  LIENS. 

Heine  st,  prem  215.    City  Lumber  Co  v 

Thomas  F  Dowd  and  C  Hanson  ..  $378 .63 
Berwyn,  Andrews  &  Piper's  add.  Its  30  and 
31  b  44.  Wm  Goelitz  et  a)  v  C  H  and 

Stella  M  Baldwin  $259.40 

Berwyn,  Us  42  and  43  b  10.  Same  v  Jacob 

A  Jaoobson  $78 

McEichan  A  Mason's  sub.  It  41  b  15  of  w 
3^  of  n  w  ^  sec  14  38  14.  F  C  Pnrves  et 

av  V  Anna  Berg  $225.51 

Western  av  N,  prem  699  Gilbert  H  Thime 

et  al  v  John  Enndson  $83.75 

Same  prem.  Neils  Hanson  v  Same.  .$147.40 
Sheridan  av,  prem  946.  City  Lumber  Co 

V  John  A  Popp  $221.25 

Lyman,  Lamed  &  W's  sub,  w  )^  Ft  22  of 
sub  of  Its  1  to  5  and  8  to  9  n      b  15  of 

n  w  1^  11  38  14  $119 

'rosby  et  al  sub.  Its  23  and  24  b  31  of  e  }^ 
8  e  ^  25  40  13.  Lars  Qneberg  v  Richard 
0  Moore,  Wm  A  Deader  and  Wm  E  Al- 
len $31,75 

Same  premises.  Eriok  Anderson  v  Same  $48 
"^ame  premises.  Wm  Hartman  v  Same.  .$39 
ame  premises.  Herman  Freize  v  Same  $50 
lame  premises.  Alfred  Johnson  v  Same  $23 
5ame  premises.  Joseph  Vokral  v  Same 

 $23.04 

ame  premises.  Gns  Rudolph  v  Same. .  .$50 
•ne  premises.     Charles  J  Peterson  v 

ame  $55.20 

tme  premises.  Augast  Alberts  v  Same 

 $52 

me  premises.  Henry  Bingeman  v  Same 

 $50 

rail  B  &  K's  sub.  It  11  in  sub  of  e  158.4 
blks  3  4  9  and  10  of  e  1^  8  e  3^  11  39 
.  Henry  G  Dawson  et  al  v  W  W  Har- 

rJrandTS  Harper  $40 

glas  Pk  add.  It  43  b  14.  John  Reid  v 
jhn  A  Biokford  147 


0  T  sub.  It  36  b  2  in  sub  of  n  i^'  b  22,  33 
39  14.  Lockwood  &  Strickland  Co  v  Pa- 
trick W  Holway  $1097.36 

Oak  Pk  av  sob,  n  33  ft  It  6  of  Us  2  and  3 
and  pt  1  Murphy's  sub  18  39  13.  John 
W  Ayers  Co  v  John  U  Johnson  $35 

Assr's  div,  sub  Its  1  and  2  of  resob  of  Its 
1  to  4  and  the  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  of  Its 
13  and  16  b  6  and  Its  13  and  16  b  7  Lin- 
den Grove.  Alexander  F  Gibson  v  Lor- 
in  A  Barnes  $825 

Columbia  av,  prems  1335.  Adolph  Haster- 
lik  V  John  Benz  and  Theodore  Bolz8nt60 

Baxter's  sub,  Its  14  and  15b3swj^  se 
}4  20  40  14.  Wm  Sutherland  v  Charles 
L  Noenfeldt  $8s 

Doescher's  sub,  s  9  ft  3  of  It  3  and  n  10  ft 
It  2  in  b  4  n  e  n  w  3^  10  38  14.  James 
Barns  v  Dennis  and  Oatherioe  O'Oon- 
nell  $175 

Winslow  &  Jacobson's  sub,  It  8  b  1  of  s  e 
M  1  39  13.   Louis  Peterson  v 

John  Knudson  $62 

Pike's  snb,  It  11  of  s      of  s  e  3^  of  n  e 

of  s  w      sec  3  38  14.   Ford  Roofing  uo 

V  Mary  L  and  Eogene  B-own,  Harry  S 
Stanton  and  Edward  S  Dreyer   $76 

MoOlelland's  resnb.  It  35  of  b  6,  Lill  & 
Divers«)y'8  div  of  s  w  n  w  J4  29  40  14. 
Home  Lumber  Co  v  Paul  Wnr8ter$149.82 

Brand's  add.  It  33  b  8.  Wm  M  Gordon  v 
Phillip  Sugar  ,  $162.21 

Love's  sob,  sub  Its  8  to  12  of  It  14  b  2, 
Rockwell's  add  (1149-56  Jackson  bd). 
Henry  A  Thompson  v  Frank  Buchanan 
 $419.47 

Ogden  &  Jones  snb.  It  2  and  n  26  ft  It  19 
b  1  8  w  P  e  3^  7  39  13.  Morris  A  Pet- 
erson V  Davies  Johnson  Co  $159.88 

Ogden  &  Jones'  sub,  s  55  ft  It  2  b  2  same; 
Same  v  Jerome  E  Davies  and  Frank  0 
Johnson   $264.86 

Sooth  Lynne,  Drexel  Pk  snb.  It  38  b  2. 
Knickerbocker  Ice  Co  v  Loais  Berry 
 $326.66 

Davis'  sub.  It  4  b  3  n  e  34  s  w  3^  28  39  14. 
Kroeschel  Bros  Co  v  Vogt  <fc  Sweeney 
Brewing  Co  $133-' 

Wrightwood,  pt  It  48  It  49  and  e  16  ft  It 
50  except  n  28%  ft  out  It  B.  J  S  Villere 

V  Julius  Frank  $326.25 

Doerscher's  sub,  s  4  ft  It  2  and  n  15  ft  9 

in  It  3  same.  Same  v  Same  $175 

Doerscher's  sub,  s  19  ft  9  in  It  6  same. 

Same  v  Same   ,  $i7o 

Doerscher's  sub,  n  20  ft  It  2  same.  Same 

V  Same   $176 

Doerscher's  sub,  s  14  ft  6  in  It  4  and  n  5 

ft  3  in  It  6.  Same  v  Same  $176 


APPLiICATIOIV  FOB  BUfl, DINd: 
PKlt  II  ITe«. 

Ninety-eecond  pi  1840  60  aod  6",  S  E  Groeo,  three 

IHetory  frame  C3tts(;e8,  $3,000. 
Ninety-eecoud  st  1866  and  186'2,  Same,  t<ro  lYt  elory 

framb  cottaKee,  tVO'^. 
Ninetieth  pi,  near  St  Lawrence  av,  Heme,  five  lYt 

Btory  tra-ue  co.tages,  IB.m  0. 
Dancan  av  7706  28,  Board  of  Gdacation,  three  etory 

and  basement  brick  addition    to  tcboolboDse, 

$40,000. 

Oorue  ia  st  670,  B  E  Boones,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Prairie  3550,  Mrs  F  Friedman,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwel  iue,  ts.coo. 

Michigan  av  2111  17,  Tebbetts  &  Qarland,  2  story  acd 
basement  brick  flats,  $16,0(0. 

Gordon  av  and  Hazelton  av.  The  Forest  Glen  Oongre 
gational  Oharch,  1  etory  fr.>me  church,  $2,200. 

Twelfth  st  W  48i  and  486,  John  McCarthy,  two  three 
story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $10  000. 

Wlnthrop  av  1045,  3  L  Oocbran,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  residence,  $2,200. 

Boscoe  st  1448,  Carl  &  Herberg,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,000, 

Oak  Grove  i.v  1223.  P  M  Johnson,  2  etory  and  base- 
met  brick  flats,  $2,700. 

Wallace  st  4508  12,  8t  Gabriel's  school,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  add,  $4,000. 

Wilcox  av  2057,  H  T  Gray,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2  200. 

Randolph  st  W  96  98,  Thorns  Bros,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  wareboase.  $26,000. 

Monroe  st  W  1614-16,  John  A  Richards,  two  three- 
story  and  basement  br:ck  flats,  $9,000. 

bpaulding  av  143-145,  Dame,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Fortieth  st  W  1301,  P  T  McCarthy,  2  story  frame 
store  and  dwelling,  $2,600. 

Perry 't  626,  F  Aideraon,  2  story  and  bwment  brick 
flatf>,  (2,1  00. 


Wood  st,  Jao  b  Rodatz.  to  reconstruct  hnilding  dam- 
aged by  fire,  $2  ,0(0. 
Bine  Island  av  81,  A  E  Samuels,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Clinton  st  8  269-75,  The  Western  Electric  company, 

1  story  and  basement  brick  addition,  $17,01/0. 
Newport  av  1422,  John  R  Gregory,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats  $1(>,0J('. 
Evergreen  av  5<8,  F  J  nichmin,   three  stmry  and 

^asement  brick  flats,  $5,00  >. 
Harri-^on  st,  west  of  44lh,  W  M  Hurlbut,  seven  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwjilincs,  $10,000. 
Parnell  av  3016,  M  Kube,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $4,00 '. 

Campbell  av  N  26,  8  W  Roth,  2  story  and  basement 
brlcE  flats.  $3,000, 

Van  Bnren  st  1673,  L  D  Payne,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats  $  >,0(  0. 

Newport  av  1(91,  Mrs  M  0  Lovblad,  3  story  and  bise- 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Jackson  st  lf4(<,  Q  w  Mc'  ester,  2  story  and  basemen 
brick  dwelling.  $3  600. 

Peventy-fiflh  st  421,  C  8  Marsh,  J  i^tory  frame  dwell- 
ing, J3,600 

Jackson  av  S821  and  58  >3.  O  H  Chope"-,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,500. 

Lake  av  6451  and  5463,  D  R  Shannon.  4  eto'y  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building.  $16,000. 

Dauphin  av!-954,  Lovina  Hoy t,  2  stnry  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,eu0 

Lime  st,  near  the  river,  Keith  &  Co,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  boiler-house,  $6  0(  0. 

Drexel  av  6116  and  6118,  Willi  im  Sears,  two  three- 
story  and  bafement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Drexel  av  6120,  Same,  2  ftory  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Drexel  av  6118  and  61'20,  Same,  four  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $iO,0  0. 

Green  st  68.S7  and  6339,  O  'ludcoyohn,  tw  )  2  story 
and  basement  brick  fltts,  $4,600. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu- 
i'ive  of  seoond  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  commnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiaU  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agriooltnral  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Panl 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  Slates.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  socb.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  Si.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


REVELL'S 

CCRTAIK  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabish  ave&AdamB  st. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


ANDERSON,  Qnstavns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  at. 

BitIRD  b  WARNER,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  SsUe  M. 
BARNES  ft  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  et. 
BARNEY  BRDO    B.,  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERG3TEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Rm  37,  lfi6  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  0.,  808  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 

CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CLARK  GIDEON  E.,  260  92nd  St. 
ODLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
ODMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Oo.,   2  \  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  ets. 

DELAMATER,  S..  56  Dearborn  et.  Homboldt  Park 

P'onerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,  98  Dearborn  st. 
DWIGGIN8  JAY  4  Oj,409  Chamber  of  Commerce 
DCNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 

EDWARDS.  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Chicago  111. 
EGGLE8T0N,  &  MALLETTE,  207  laoomr  . 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  et.;  Branch 

office^:  Haleted  and  7l8t  ■ 

&&th  Boulevard. 

i<"BICKE,  0.  C,  16  Metropolitan  Blk. 

ttALLOWAY,  LYMAN  &  PATTON,  116  Monree  et 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Xnenranoe  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C,  D.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  .?ohn,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  R  410,  205  La  balle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Waehington  st 
BEN  NIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-et.,  S  Chicago. 
90YNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HULINO  E.  C.  k  Co.,  90  Washington  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDTCHIN80N  D  B,  room  56.  88  Waehington  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KAISER  &  CO.,  Polk  and  California  av. 
KERFOOT,  S.  H.  *  CO.,  97  Clark  St. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  et. 

LANGHENRY,  EVANS  4  CO.,  Ase  olallon  Bldg. 

163  and  165  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  at. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  et. 

IHAQILL  J.  O.  b  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wathingcon 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
HEAD  b  OOE,  Title  b  Trnet  Bldg. 
UERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  b  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
VIDLLIKEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
OLIVER  &  SOOTT,  97  Washington  street. 

PAUL,  E.  T..  A  OO.,  33  Har.ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Blc-g. 
KAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  66  and  66,  94  LaSalle  e 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  b  Co.,S109  State  Street. 
SCHMIDT,  GODFREY,   613, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SCHUMACHER  C.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHDBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DON  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
SWAN  b  WILDER,  South  Chicago. 
TIDHOLM  ADQ,  94  La  Salle  et 
VIERLING,  F.  C,  110  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpli 
YOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St. 
ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  155  LaSalle  Str: 
ZOITERMEISTER,  H.  0..  b  Oo.,  818  S.  Hatsted 

BAKKBRS. 

DREYER  E.  S.,  b  Co„  99  Dearborn 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  8»  and  86  D,  arborn  Stiei 
HARVEY,  J.  D.  b  CO.,  164  Dearborn 
PKABODY,  HOOGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbor». 
STRAUSS  BROS.,  128  La  Salle. 
SWAN  b  WILDER,  South  Chicago, 
WASMANSDORF  b  HEINEMANN,  14  Rsodolpb 

Abitracti  of  Title. 

HADDOOE  VALLETTB  b  RIOKCORDS,  107  D 
bom  et. 

HANDY  b  CO.,  92-4   Washington  it. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  b  CO.,  86  Waeblngtou  at. 
BOOBBDEB>H  ABSTBAOT  I>BPT„   Oonoly  0 

HODf*. 


January  5.  189.^ 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AlSt>  BtJlLDlNG  JOTJR^^AL. 


23 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  l8  not  a  Keal  Ketate  Agency  for  the  pnrpoee 
of  specnlatintt  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Barean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insnre 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorff  h  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thonsand  others  In  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


24 


tHE  REAL  Estate  anId  building  journal] 


JannaTy  5,  1M)5 


GEO.MRPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEIKTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFA0TT7BE  OF 

AWNINGS 


^^3 


^^^^ 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN   THE  OITT. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&POR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
snow  tttripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

^  202-208  South  Water  St. 

Smith   

850  Root  CHICAGO. 
Gavlor  0  E 


10  _ 

-^onelson 
1373  M 

AndrewF 
and  s  • 

S:-allv  ' 


i/Sm  PARK. 


V  Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.   The  property  Is  lighted  both  by 

1  gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on   Austin    Avenue,    vyhich  was 

5  macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10.00  down 
and  110.00  per  month. 

'    BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  W.  0HBI8TIAN,  J.  H.  OHBISHAN . 

Formerly  of  BOGTJE  A  CO. 

H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

Real  Btatc.# loans 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Sts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW.  ' 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling; 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled : 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  our 
methods  are  the : 
most  approved. : 


/.tlas  Fire  Aasnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Idb.  Co  ,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Iob   Oo.,  N.  Y, 
German  Fire  Ids.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 
INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

18U-10t  LAt^AIiLE  I^TKKKT, 

CHICAGO  IIi£.INOIie. 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A,  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroads,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  In  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
letc.  < 

sUeillS  Metal  Chairs. 

aA.Hinta&Cfi.,2%%°aS. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AKD  WORBM, 
15th  Mtreet  and  Ashland  A  venae, 
Chicaeo,  III. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK,  : 
CHICAGO.  J 

Large  Loans  oh  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hoyne.  Fbank  g.  Hoyne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

Room  19,88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°"Qii1gi|^^ 


ame 
iame 
Jam' 

it 


FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


mmm 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-five  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  pater:t,  ran  be 
secured  or  not,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  net  due 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3'ipaKC  Rook  Free, 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  Attorneys  at  Law, 
Vpp.  U.  8.  Pat.  Office      <^ASHINCTON,  O.  C, 


ST  UBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qennral  Jobblcg  li.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca-lGiminlng,  ©to. 
All  £iua4  or  Cement  Work  a  specialtt 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qninoy  St., 
BniKUngMaterlali  Ohlcasfo 
For  Sale.     Telephooe,  Main  T&7 


Real  Estate  Bargains 

Iri  Corrier  ar^d  Inside  Lots  are  found  irj 

the  Manufacturing  Town  21  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,     Water-works,  Schools, 
,    ^,   Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 

vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Lino.    6,000  Population.   No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 


HARVEY 


Persons  lookint;  tor 


rofltable  Inveistments  will  And 
to  -visit  Harvey. 


t  to  their  advanta.'ore 

Full-sized  Lots  for  $165,  easy  Terms,  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 


(Fonnderg  of  BABVfiX. 


CJHICAGO,  JANUARY  IZ,  1S95. 


A  WBBKUY  l^SPAI-BR  OBVOTBO  TO  RBAL.  ESTATE.  WESTERN  SBOUR,T,BS.  BUIUO.N^ 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Pek  Ankum. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.  HURLBUT<feCo, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


R.  W,  HYMAN  Ir.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  llftin  112.  Ct)icagfO,  II 


ANO  THE  RECORDS. 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT.  q.  birrhOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D,  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  gtate,  [can 

and  pinancial  A^^^its. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Noa.  145  and  14T  Randolph  Ht.. 
CHJCA«.0. 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  f-ecari  i-s  a  Specialty  First 
Mortgages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLT). 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments 

Room  9SS  Stock  Exchaose  Baildine, 
».  W.  Cor.  L.a  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 


CHICA«;o. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

^rtgage  Leans  and  Investments 

Real  Estate. 

LA  8AULB  STREET.  ROOMS  15  ANU  17. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  .50,  OBIOAGO. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


Geo.  Sohneidbe,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Pkok,  Vio»  President 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  Presfdent. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Hbney  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashier. 
Hkhbt  K.  Kest,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


115  Dearborn  St. 


CHICAGO. 


OILBKBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOIiBEBI. 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 

@icagfo. 


WTLLTS  W.  BAIED.  LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBOE  I,.  WABNEB. 

Co  isnitliig  hartner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 


LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGE]>, 

90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago.  VS 


8peol«l  altenMon  Riven 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON . 
WM.  CODEN  OBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI-iHBOBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  n-HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  IB3S. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogdsn.  Bldg.,  34  Clarlc.  St , 
CHICACO. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO."'' 

Real  Estate  ■  and  ■■  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  tbe  nortH 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

^-*lS*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,t& 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


J,H.  l49L'aSalleSt 


■  firs"  I  A 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


F.  A.  BABNES 

Notary  Public 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABISB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  .NO 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO . 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


The  First  National  Bank  °j  Chicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3,C00,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFIOERS: 

iTMAN  J.  Gage.  Pre  ident.  Jas.  b.  Foboan,  Vice  PresldeDt. 

KiOHABD  J.  MBEHT.  Cashier.  Holies  Hooe.  Ass'tOhshler 

Frank  E.  Ebown,  2d  Ase't  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS: 

Pam'l  M.  Ni  kebbos.      E.  F.  Laweebce.  8.  W.  Allebton 

F.  O.  Gbat.                    KoBMiN  B   Beam.  Ni  soh  Mobbis. 

R.  0.  NiCKKBBOB.             L.  J.  QAoE.  EtroiiKE  8.  Pike 

A.  A.  Oabpbsteb,                       Jab.  B.  Fobqan. 


JEROME  P,  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


 .Main  Office 

1 87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Cffice 

Ouiumet  Bv.,  snd  47th  St. 
J  el.  Oakland  287, 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated^ 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


26 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  12,  1895. 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-cr©  .  Tracts  •  F\irclia,seci 
Or  Subdivided  and  Uanaged  for  O'vners. 

30a  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 


S  M  PETERSON  &0 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

SARPENTERS'  ^\0yLDINGS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels,  etc. 


TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

85oif$-l28-130  N.  UNION  street, 

Gavlor  ( 

^    10  >  

1373   

3  ACRES, 

fioilses  and  Lots,  Business  Prflperty. 

Interest  of  Non  residents  protected. 

J.  C.  Ma^ill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  St; 
Branch-office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 

Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

<$j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
«$j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  ($< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Kranclri,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo' a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

^  BANKERS. 


•o:- 


j       ^joans  on  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans. 

"i"^  Investiaents. 


J.  A..  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Hit  Hartford  Bnildlns. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BR0KP:RS  and 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  aSOE,  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^  ^ 


Washington, 


OHIOAQO. 


P,  W,  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    55     METROPOUTAN  SLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets  ^ 

CHICAGO. 


F.  W.  STEADS. 


JACOB  8TBAU3. 


elMON  W.  8TBAUB. 


STRAUS  BROTHERS  &  CO. 


Tel.  Main  1577. 


128  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 
ACCOUNTS  SOL,IClTKI> 

We  loan  money  at  lowest  rates  on  epprovert  collateral. 
The  matinar  and  celling  of  First  9Iortgag,«^  lioans  on  Im- 
proved Keal  Estate  in  Chicaeo  a  Specialty. 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


BERWYN 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg» 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Mearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete.Index.es  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


MAg(!)NI(^  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 


Office  New  Fra  Bdgr, 
Halsted  and  HLarrison  8ts, 


hesideocr  647  Ashland  Boalevard. 


OHIOAGO 


Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.  Timber  and  mineral  land. 
Investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 
pondence solicited.   Collections  made. 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt.  Verrior),  Skagfit  Co. .Washington 


Compagnie  Generale  Transatlantique 

FRENCH  LINE. 

Grand  Mediterranean 
OrientalExcurslon 

With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

"LA  TOURAINE.  ' 

Departure  from  New  York  February  6th.  Dura- 
tion of  trip  63  days.  ITINERARY:  New  York  tO' 
Azores,  Portugal,  Gibraltar,  Spain,  Nice,  Messina, 
Syracuse,  Alexandria  (Cairo)  and  the  Pyramids.  Jaffa 
(Jerusalem),  Smyrna,  Constantinople,  Athens,  Malta, 
Tunis,  Algeria,  Malaga,  Gibraltar,  New  York. 

Steamer  will  stop  at  principal  ports  a  number  of 
days  for  side  excursions. 

Reservations  now  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 

General  Western  Agent.      1 66  Randolph  Street. 


and 


 THE  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  C.  CRAFT,  Oashier. 

Deposits  July  IS,  I89S.  !S1,.?3.S983  71 
Deposits  May  4,  £»«94  $3.-^78.948,91, 

"We  solicit  yovir  tovisiness. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6th  Floor  Alasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates 

120  LASALLE  STREET 


-THE- 


A  Herfect  Reference  Record  I 


4NI> 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEVuaPWPEH 


DEVOTF.O  ai" 

REAL  ESTATfe.  ^ 

WESTERN  SiECUHiTIEs  | 

BUILDiNG  ; 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  a*l  the  Courts  and  j 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Rstaie  i 
carefully  compilea.  J 


Vol.  XXXVII.— Ko.  4. 


I^eal  58tate|Bijildi9(5  Journal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.  '^sa—  CHICAGO. 


\  I 

\       Showing  in  Advance  1 

]  Building  and  Real  Estate  ' 

}  N  EWS 

TRANSFERS 
\  TRUST  DEEDS 

\  MORTGAGES 

!    CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  i 

'  A  DM  I N  isTRfl  TORS'  Sales  S 

J         BILLS  OF  SALE  I 

*         MASTER  S  SALEo  \ 

I         FORECLOSURES  \ 

^^^^l^^And^all  5ales  by  O'rJer  of  the  Courts  / 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JANUARY  26,  1895. 


B5.00  PEK  ANNtIM;  15c.  PER  COPY. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSURANCE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSaile  Street, 

SRANCH  OFFICE.  "K  i       ^  rvr^ 

Ravenswood.  \^X±x<^ca-y 

H.  C.  BUNN  <fe  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  AssociatiOD  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctianqber  of  Commerce, 

CHICAGO.   

/BDRBy  Lnaned  WltliDut  CDmniissiDn 

■Si  On  improved  city  property  and 
•5)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  ritles  Furnished. 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Wasliinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 

EstabUshed  1854. 

Knigi?t  5c  m^nW 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FUSTANOI-A-L  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (§. 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and    Lineal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Ilarriton  S  9    409-411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEEMEISTEB.    O.  H.  PU30HE0K.     O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI8TER. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO,, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBUC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


M.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  estate  &  LOANS, 
904  stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAGO . 

^"Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specially. 


FBANK  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  BOHBEINEB'. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL, 

Teleplione  t^onth  661, 

Real  Estate  Bought  andJSold .  Rents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


Notary  Pnblic. 


Telephone  Main  3269. 


JOHN  DOLKSE.  H.  8HEPABL» 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

"PAVINGl  CONTRACTORS, 

o  c 

MANUTAOTUBaBg  AND  DIAIiBBB  IB 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocl<s 
and  Lime  Stone  for  I  lux, 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -       -  OHIOAGCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1469. 

ParttoDlar  attention  paid  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drives,  Boalb 
vards  and  Boads  In  new  SatdlvlBlona. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REPL  ESTPE,  INSURpCE,  LDpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  dt  CO, 

&  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE, 

ARCHITECT, 

Chicagro 


i3o'  MANWATTAN  BUILDING, 
3'5  DEARBORN  ST. 


EDWIN  F.  BETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS 


Suite  211  Home  losurance  Eailding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  •'V. proved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Hor- 
Resldents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Coxnmission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

HumtJlelt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAIi  BSTATi:, 

Boom  il  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFIOE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Wafhiugton  and 

8.  E.  Cor.  California  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts  , 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.  CHICAGL 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  Z6,  1895. 


FOR  SALE 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  III. 

The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

ProDcrty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

"IVI8ED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

a  ABE  ED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADVEBTI8ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  'jWNEB  OB  bIS  AGENT'S 
AT>T>RE83  19  GIVEN. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  et,  4-9tory  etcne  front 
boilding,  stores  and  flats;  prioe  $30,000.  inoombraooe 
flS.COo.  Would  take  choice  vacant  for  equity.  Address , 
H  15. 

Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  «t,  t2-rooin  Ptone  froiit  honse. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  Sonth  Englewood. 

Also  Choice  doable  deep  lots,  near  Hnraboldt  Park  cheap. 

Banch  of  lots  at  Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value, 

$200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av,  near  .'54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  f  125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  20(i  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  8  f  25x154.  cheap. 

Price  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in  monthly  payments 

of  |7.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  8  E  Gross,  andean 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Juniata  av.    Address  Clinton  W.  Raeeb, 

37  W  Sunbury  st,  Sbamo'&in,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  building 

No8  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  O  R  R,  also  street  car 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  $4,500;  sell 

for  $45,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,  79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  St,  ^  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.     $1,850  will  buy  it. 

Oommission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind. 
Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  f  rame'house;  rent 

$50  month;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  $4,600;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  oer  front  foot.  8  13. 

Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  oottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  $2,50U.  Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 

flats  sonth  of  47tb  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vinoennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  10^,  prioe  $50,000.  A  first-class  investment. 
See  owners  for  full  particulars.    L  11. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Dayton  st.  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  3-Btory  brick  resi- 
dence; price  $5,600.    Address  B  90. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25  x  135;  S-story  and 
basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  3  years 
'ease  at  $1,400  per  year;  price  for  a  short  time  only 
$12,500,  ]4  cash.  Address  Z  33. 
livisjon  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room  frame 
cottage;  Fine  corne*-  to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,000 
cash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold  water, 
gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clark  st;  prioe  $2,5(0;  easy  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block, 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158;  prioe  $11,000.  Address 
Z  33. 

VEST  SIDE. 

shland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-9tory  and  basement,  brick  'with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  $26,600;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  storee  or  flats.    Address  L  12. 
beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $1,200 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encumbrance,  which  will 
be  extended  to  snit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  farnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.     Address  G12 
CsrrOll  av,  sonth  west  corner  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
,     <  34  6-10x1(0   )  S  20x128  >    ...  , 
***    129,3-lOxlOO   n  35x128  f  ^"^  ^'^^'"'^  ^""^ 

>asement  stone  front  houses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 
(oaees  cost  to  build.     Address  C  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvemems.  6  w  oor  Halsted  ami  Addison,  97^^x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
8  e  cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor  Wilson 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  partioolars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33, 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  honse  of  7  rooms  $3,0C0.  F  11 . 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,100  as  pert  payment.  E  8  Dreyer  <fc  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  at. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $3,750,  a  bargain,  H,  8.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 

price  $2,400.    Address  B  90. 
Union  Park  pi,  f^outh  west  oor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 

Stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  houses 
oost.    Address  C  11 . 
Willis  (*t.  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 
from  Ogden  av  oars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L  12. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEVEBL7  HII.LS. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  26  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
cash  lialance  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

bboadview. 

Twelfth  St.  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z  33. 

OHIGAOO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lots  ind  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  building  and  loan  association  payable  in 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  oflfer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ihat  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.     Choice  property.     Address  O  15. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  rirst-olass  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10".  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  ontil  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beautifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVEY . 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  <fe  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  oost  $32,000;  price  $27,000,    Address  H  15. 

Larg*»  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoDc'es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONGWOOD. 

Longwo.^d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rock  Islana 
depot,  o0xl90,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,  ^  cash.    B  J. 

MOBQAN  PABE. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500;  $1,530 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRE  S  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  r2th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R.  Price  $5(  0 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lr.Salle  st. 


Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  58V3XI66,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  atlio  soflioient  for  3good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  iu  Ravecswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  ht,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

WEBIEBN  BPBINOS. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  50x200  each,  20,000  square 
feet,  eewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 

WJLMETTE. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beantifal  suburb  on 
lots  5i)Xl40  feet;  three  blocks  'rom  depot;  prioe  $2,600;, 
serms  $250  cash,  balance    payable*  $26   per  month. 
Address  O  4. 

WINNETKA. 

Winnetka---Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  Ijaned  to  builj.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  ohoioe  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  including  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  lerging  from  $8  to$75  per  front  foot» 
40  minutes  trom  center  of  city  and  40  trainee  a  day.  No 
house  built  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnat.. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  11  rooms; 
delightfolly  situated  in  a  beautiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  con-t  honse;  terms  $1,(00  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.    H  ""^ 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands,. 
150,000, 180,000  and  1,250.0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

CALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  fnll  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address- 
Box  45,  Telephone  Bldg,,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (100  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, havincr  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable- 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rollings 
27,f:0()  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  $75  per 
aorel;  price  $5.(J0  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

OOLOBADO. 

C  .lorado — For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonassessable,in  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Creede,  Hinsdale  Co> 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  bnyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  as  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  bouse,  oraiige,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,0(I0  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to 
15,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  prioe  $1.50,  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

ILLINOIS. 

Illinois — New  50-barrel  custom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  built  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,000,  in  best  part  of  State;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  much 
more  than  asked.    Address  S  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150  barrel  all  roller  flour  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  throoghout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day ; 
established  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  8  14. 

LAKE  POBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exolnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  average*  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


January  26,  1895. 


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TEXAS . 

Texas,  Foley  Ooanty. — Great  bargain  for  siala  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bQilciiiig  or  honae 
and  lot  in  snbnrbs  or  a  good  business  in  Chicago.  YDS 

mSOELIiANEOUS . 

85  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  0  15,  ExclnsiTe  Agency 
Bareaa. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA . 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASEA. 

Western  Nebraska—For  sale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 
choice  farm  lands  in  westeru  Nebraska.  Will  dspnme 
inoambrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .iiery, 
OhicB^ifi,   ^^^^ 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  St,  s  e  cor  70lh,  125  x  124  for  |3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able inoambrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  66 i2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-story 
dwelbag  in  6-roo(n  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  r^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12i^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  m.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assame.  M  2. 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  ^-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,000  each.'  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $600 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property . 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  tttone 
front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.  WIS. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lxman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Eenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garheld  Park,  price  $7,600. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Oly bourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37 x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lueens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  kt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Qarfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it. 

SUBURBAN. 


OI/ABENDON  HIIiLS. 

Clarendon  Hills,  on  Burlington  road,  5-acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.  John  M.  Secbist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

downeb's  obove. 
Downer's  Grove — Fine  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,000  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property,    M  11. 

ENGIiEWOOD . 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Kngle- 
wood.  III. 

Englewood— 3  lots,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  located  West  Side  flat.    M  11. 

OAK  FABK. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13-room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  Phtall,  n5  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

BOGEBB  FABE. 

lOr-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,000,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


BEBWXN. 

Berwyn— (On  the  C  B  &  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  building  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.    T  6. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  ciose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considored  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBQIA . 

Georgia — 650-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olast; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

ILLINOIS  . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160- acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Frankliin 
Co.  Rental  cash  $S.OO  per  acre;  price  $8,000:  cleat. 
Address  W.  G.  Phtall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  56. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Ofiioe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  IVorth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  ^  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

EANSAB^ 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  1"  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,600,  encumbrance  $606,  dae  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  34  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-storjr. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 

Kansas — 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAEE  MINNEIONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

UISCELLANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bnsine  s  property,  might  add  some  first  mortgage  pnoer. 
M  2, 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  }^  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  mannfaotaring  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change 1^  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
acerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Room  705, Unity  Bldg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5o  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  706 
79  Dearborn  st. 


PROPERTY  TO  LEASE. 

CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst-clasB 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  FABE. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  9t 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  ofllces  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Addresn  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — 1  he  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phtall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn.  North  or  South 
Side,  $6,000  to  $6,000,  1-lOth  cash,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  property,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,000  will  buy.  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ae,hland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Qlintou 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  building  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,600  to  $3,600  for  cash.    8  1. 

OUTSIDE. 


ILLINOIS. 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  in  exchange  for  city  property,  improved  an"" 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Address  M  ],  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau. 

MIGHIQAN. 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bnreau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bnreau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosinens  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 


LOANS  WANTED. 


EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applications  fc  loans  on  Evanston 
property.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hiti  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


WEST  SIDE. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  until  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


Miscellaneous. 


I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  correspond 
eots  wanting  timber  lands,  orchards,  and  other  desirable 
Southern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  various 
states  South.  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  B  309. 


78 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  26,  1896. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Snooessors  to  Langtaenry,  Evsds  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAQO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$76yOOO  fo"  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
|3iiO,OiiO  worth  of  first-olass  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  snaootb 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  2%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedaoted  from  amoant  loaned.  For  partionlars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st..  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans. 

rands  B.  Feabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Eandolpb  St . 

Private  Safen  to  rent. 
$5.C0  to  tRd.Uii  per  annain 


C  hicagfo 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING, 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts 

FUBLISHEES  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

0HICA10  DIEE:T0RY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts,,  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2,00  and  $3  00. 


We  of  the  latest  DireotorleB  of  all  the  other  large    ties  can  be 
toaud  at  oar  office  for  ase  of  the  pablie 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,IVIusee and  Variety 

Theater — Wabaah  av.,  near  Jaofeson  et. 

VOW  OPEN.     Oontinnoos    performances    11    a.  m 
cll;30  p.  m.  daily.     Greatest  Show  in  Chicago  Price 
10  15  25  36  60     B  ix  seats  $1. 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornannental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


■  IN  THE. 


''OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MA80NIC  TEMPLE. 


First.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

Thirf  -It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.— In  it  you  can  have  oflBces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  oiHce  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
flrst,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.- From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  CJassifled  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procure  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 
Room  207  Masonic  Temple. 


Cliicaio  Interior  Decorating  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Emiipments 
xMantels.Tiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
■  49  &  150  jyilchigan  Avenue, 


Formerly  occupied  JJgjj^y  LibbleC  CO. 


by  the 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-Loans. 


Southern  Lands  -^^ 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  UFB  BUILDINQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PAUK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 

ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investnnent  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING. 


Rooms  629  and  6.30, 
NEWSTnCK  EXGHANGE  BUILDING 


.  (RicagoJIl. 


Hot  Hprines,  Ark.,  Texas  and  llexico. 


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Has  placed  in  ^ervioe  a 
throat;h  first-claBS  sleeper 
and  tooriet  Bleeper,  leaving' 
ChiosKO  daily  atlO:5C  a.  m 
via  St.  Louis  to  Little  Rook,  Malvero,  (Hot 
Springp),  Anstio,  San  Antonio,  Laredo,  E. 
Paso,  Los  AngeleR  and  "an  Franoisoo.  At 
Laredo  oonnectioD  is  made  with  tbrongh 
sleeper  to  the  City  of  Mexioo.  Service 
nnsDrpassed-  Write  to  F.  A.  Palmer,  A.  Ql 
P.  A.,  201  Olark  street,  Ohioa(;o,  for  infor- 
mation, reserTations,  etc. 


January  26^1896. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  26.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Symptoms  of  returning  health  are  many.  A  care- 
ful watch  on  the  commercial  reports  will  reveal 
them.  The  iron  industry  is  perhaps  as  typical  of  the 
situation  first  and  last  as  any  other.  From  the  be- 
gining  of  the  present  era  of  depression  we  have  heard 
nothing  but  complaints  regarding  the  state  of  the 
iron  market,  but  now  all  is  changed.  The  evid  nces 
at  hand  point  to  a  steady  improvement  in  this  as  in 
other  staple  industries. 

The  Iron  Age  which  is  usually  quoted  as  authority 
on  trade  subjecos,  says  that  during  the  past  year  a 
great  change  has  occurred.  A  year  ago  "the  army  of 
the  unemployed"  was  a  significent  phrase,  for  many 
could  not  secure  employment  at  any  wages,  while 
now  a  great  stride  has  been  taken  in  the  direction 
of  a  complete  recovery  from  the  depression.  The 
production  of  pig  iron,  which  is  the  basis  of  the  iron 
industry,  is  expanding  at  the  rate  of  about  9,000,000 
tons  per  annum,  or  but  little  below  the  maximum 
output  thus  far  attained.  The  era  of  depression, 
says  the  Age,  may  be  regarded  as  on  the  wane.  This 
is  not  a  remarkable  statement,  in  view  of  the  past 
general  depression  and  the  tact  that  theonew  tariff  is 
over  40  per  cent  less  than  the  old  rate,  the  McKinley 
duty  on  pig  iron  being  $6.72  per  ton  and  the  present 
duty  only  $4.  per  ton. 

A  further  cause  for  encouragement  is  the  condi- 
tion of  our  foreign  trade  as  revealed  by  the  statis- 
tics for  1894  just  completed  by  the  treasury  depart- 
ment. Total  exports  for  December  were  $84,870,706, 
and  imports  $62,060,580,  an  excess  of  exports  over  im- 
ports of  $22,810,126  for  the  last  month  of  the  year. 
For  the  whole  year  the  exports  amounted  to 
$824,  967,  364,  and  imports  $672,672,450,  an  excess  of 
exports  of  $152,2d4,  824.  Both  exports  and  imports 
fell  off  heavily  as  compared  with  1893,  but  the  excess 
of  exports  in  1894  was  $42,702,822  greater  than  the 
excess  in  1893.  At  the  rate  of  increase  in  exports 
noted  for  December— that  month  alone  showing  an 
excess  over  imports  of  $22,810,126— our  foreign  ex- 
change balance  is  likely  to  be  still  greater  in  1894. 
Here  is  a  peculiar  condition  of  trade.  We  are  piling 
up  a  credit  balance  of  over  $150,000,000  a  year,  and 
yet  foreign  exchange  is  so  strongly  against  us  that 
gold  shipments  can  be  made  at  a  profit  in  almost  any 
month  of  the  twelve. 

These  facts  have  an  important  bearing  on  the 
question  of  gold  exports.  While  we  exported 
$152,  294.824  more  than  we  imported,  in  1894,  we  also 
sent  abroad  net  $80,711, 0051n  gold  and  $;i9,421,056  in  sil- 
ver. These  items  taken  with  the  merchandise  account, 
swell  the  grand  total  of  our  net  exports  over  imports 
to  362,426,685.  This  is  the  magnificent  sum  paid  by 
this  country  to  foreign  nations,  principally  England, 
in  a  single  year  of  great  depression.  In  other  words, 
we  have  been  paying  our  debt  at  this  enormous  rate 
in  time  of  panic.  Could  anything  be  more  convinc- 
ing of  the  real  financial  and  industrial  strength  of 
this  country  ? 

Exports  of  gold  will  continue  so  long  as  the  single 
gold  standard  is  maintained  by  the  great  creditor 
nations  of  the  earth.  But  with  increasing  prosperity 
the  drain  may  be  confidently  expected  to  stop  when 
England  ceases  to  sell  our  securities.  It  will  be 
further  lessened  when  our  great  foreign  debt  and  in- 
terest shall  have  been  decreased,  as  it  is  sure  to  be 
within  a  few  years.   Present  demands  for  interest 


alone  are  enormous,  and  this,  of  course,  must  be  paid 
in  gold,  but  the  resources  of  this  country  would  be 
amply  equal  to  interest  payments  were  it  not  for  the 
fact  that  American  securities  are  being  presented  in 
large  quantities  for  payment  in  exchange  for  our 
gold.  The  past  year  has  thus  been  one  of  double  fi- 
nancial hardship.  Foreign  creditors,  having  sus- 
tained heavy  losses  in  Australian  and  Argentine  se- 
curities, have  turned  to  America  for  relief,  and  it 
should  be  a  matter  of  pride  to  every  American  that 
in  this  trying  emergency  no  default  either  of  princi- 
pal or  interest  has  been  made. 

Opponents  of  free  silver  coinage  have  claimed  that 
if  our  mints  were  thrown  open  to  the  coinage  of  sil- 
ver all  the  gold  in  the  country  would  soon  be  practi- 
cally upon  a  silver  basis.  Admitting  this  to  be  true, 
what  harm  would  it  do  ?  There  certainly  is  no  con- 
siderable quantity  of  gold  in  circulation  here  now, 
and  hardly  enough  in  the  treasury  to  supply  the  for- 
eign demand.  The  situation  could  not  be  worse  in 
this  regard.  If  foreign  nations  continue  to  demand 
our  gold,  we  can  give  it  to  them  in  the  future  as  in 
the  past,  even  at  the  expense  of  issuing  gold  bonds  to 
secure  it.  Meantime,  so  fas  as  this  country  is  con- 
cerned, silver  is  ample  for  ^all  currency  purposes. 
There  is  no  demand  here  for  gold  in  ordinary  tran- 
sactions. So  long  as  our  foreign  obligations  are  paid 
promptly  in  gold,  our  currency  will  be  on  a  gold 
basis,  and  in  the  ordinary  commercial  transactions 
here  it  is  sufficient  to  know  that  the  gold  is  in  the 
treasury  vaults,  the  metal  itself  being  rarely  seen. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 

82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  arid  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Jan.  1  9,  1895,  with  the  percentages 

of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDINQ  Per- 

JAN.  13,  1895.  JAN.  19,  1894.  oentages 

Ino.  Deo. 

New  York           B  520,954,COO    $  479.831,730  8.7 

Ohioago   88,218,146  87,627,000  0.7 

Boston                      91,046,339  86,703,757  5.0 

Philadelphia..         66,967,439  60,001,339  11.6 

St.  Lome.  .  .  27.188,318  25,331,966  7.3 

San  Franoisoo.  13,377,083  13,837,607  3.3 

Baltimore....  16,112.077  13,680,879  17.7 

Pittsburgh   13,038,699  13,438,385  2.9 

Oinoinnati .  . .  14,777,800  12,508,550  18.1 

Kansas  City..  10,502,098  10,132,151  3.6 

New  Orleans..  11,863,811  13,141,809  9.7 

BaflEalo  •..          4,124,899  7,826,600  47.4 

Milwaukee                4,511,453  5,917,882  23.7 

Detroit                      6,946,438  6,794,561  2.6 

Lonisvill*.                7,189,308  6,544,860  9.8 

Minneepolis ..          5,268,010  4.997,724  5.4 

Omaha.'.                    4,036,051  4,838,546  11. 5 

Providence...  6.055,300  5,145,000  17.6 

Cleveland                  5,273.517  5,384.719  2.0 

Houston                   7,196,288  6,610,860  28.1 

St.  Paul.,..             3,442,940  3,165,107  9.7 

Denver   3,082,085  2,905,482  6.U 

Indianapolis..          4,327,971  4,077,051  6.0 

(Jolumbus                  3,239,000  3,139,000  3.1 

Hartford                  2,645,472  2,935.128  10.3 

Biohmond                 2,691,C78  2,191,838  22.7 

Washington...          1,846,639  1,612,670  13.8 

Dallas                       2,226,714  2,176,300  2.2 

St.  Joseph                1,739,206  2,274,267  23.5 

Peoria                       2,076,673  1,713,600  21.1 

Memphis                    1,666,760  2,290,787  27.4 

Portland  Or..          1,116,643  801,011  39.3 

Boohester                  1,637,196  1,326.299  23.4 

New  Haven...          1,592,692  1,519,574  2.7 

Savannah                  2,498,774  2,648.692  5.6 

Springfield....          1,543,307  1,323,664  16.6 

Worcester                  1,405,397  1,195,761  17.4 

Portland  Me..          1,388,430  1.249,488  11.1 

Atlanta                     1,223,712  1,365,962  10.4 

Fort  Worth  ..          2,490,543  1,518,955  63.8 

Waoo                       2,247,037  1,918,794  17.2 

Syracuse                     946.500  917,628  i.l 

DesMoinas...           1,126,380  1,054,816  6.6 

Grand  Ki^ids          1.076,108  1,118,895  3.8 

Seattle                        408,530  447,984  9.8 

Lowell                         697.960  561,493  26.4 

Wilmington  Del           742,629  805,869  7  9 

Norfolk                      1,077.490  1  051,817  2.4 

Sioux  City...            671,259  808,738  16.9 

Los  Angeles..          1,262,907  835,645  49.9 

Taooma,                     480,493  612,460  4.2 

Saginaw                      378,679  310,703  21.6 

Spokane                    285,372  332,436  14.1 


Jacksonville..  501,603  462.629  8.4 

Lincoln,  Neb.  633,916  551,210  3.2 

New  Bedford..  414,123  641,868  14.3 

Wichita   518,563  534,782  3.1 

Birmingham..  327,555  313,729  4.4 

Topeka   467,025  651,980  15.3 

Lexington,  Ky.  332,122  371,813  10.7 

Binghampton.  345,600  331,500  4.2 

Bay  Oity*...  338,565  231,731  45.6 

Fall  River*...  141.929  859,279  83.5 

Akron*   218,245  155,867  39.7 

Springfield*..  185,583  186,154  0.3 

Canton*   178,400  149,200  20.0 

SiOQX  Falls*.  60,120  126.869  62.7 

Fremont*   67.051  87,971  23.8 

Hastings*   64,139  6/,65]  4.4 

Uhattanooga*.  213,721  21H,013  1.0 

Fargo*   172,512  167,461  2.9 

Nashville*   1,038,041  987,466  5.1 

Galveston*...  6,179,820  5,750.860  7.3 

Salt  Lake  City.  1,160,100  1,280,000  9.3 

Rockford   191.848  No  returns 

Helena*   686,440  " 

Soranton*....  671,889  " 

Kalamazoo*..  260,855  " 

Little  Rook*. .  319,753  " 

Total,  U.  8.  $  977.8f  2,646  $  924,925,325  6.7 
Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y.   456,848,646        446,093,595  4.6 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
Montreal  (Can)        $12.005  559     $  9,392,684  27.7 
Toronto        "  6,302.271        5,919.744  6.6 

Halifax.       "  1,223,837  869,794  43.6 

Hamilton*    "  .  621,832  633,989  2.1 

Winnipeg.       .  1,005,862  962,967  4.3 

Total,  Can....      $21,155,361     $16,806,211  19.1 
*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  bank  clearings  continue  to  show  improvement 
in  the  general  business  situation.  Business  is  more 
than  holding  its  own .  With  prices  going  lower  every 
day  the  sum  total  of  clearings  is  increasing  weekly — 
an  advance  under  unfavorable  conditions.  New 
York  has  begun  to  feel  the  wave  of  improvement. 
Heretofore  it  has  been  regarded  matter  for  congratu- 
lation if  her  clearings  hold  their  own;  now  they  show 
a  weekly  increase. 

The  average  of  improvement  is  greater  in  New  Y'ork 
than  outside  that  city,  the  percentage  of  increase 
being  8.7  for  New  York,  6.7  for  the  entire  Union  and 
4  5  outside  New  York.  Canada  makes  a  better  show- 
ing than  the  United  States,  the  average  increase  be- 
ing 19.1  per  cent,  showing  that  much  of  the  slowness 
in  returning  prosperity  on  this  side  the  b(>rder  is  due 
to  local  causes.  No  doubt  the  situation  at  Wash- 
ington is  accountable  for  a  large  part  of  it. 

The  West  and  South,  with  the  exception  of  a  few ' 
cities,  make  a  good  showing.  Both  these  sections  are 
demonstrating  that  what  is  most  needed  is  a  diversity 
of  crops.  The  south  has  devoted  itself  to  this  pur- 
pose so  successfully  of  late  that  its  yield  of  grain 
during  the  past  season  amounted  to  $8,220.06:^  more 
than  the  total  value  of  the  cotton  crop.  The  planters 
find  much  cause  for  congratulation  in  this  condition 
of  agriculture,  for  cotton  has  become  so  low  priced 
that  a  reduction  in  the  area  devoted  to  it  is  considered 
necessary  to  the  prosperity  of  the  south.  A  diversity 
of  crops  has  several  advantages.  It  saves  transpor- 
tation and  prevents  a  glut  of  one  product  in  a  par- 
ticularly plentiful  year;  besides,  it  removes  the  fear 
of  total  famine  when  one  or  another  crop  for  any 
reason  is  a  failure.  Within  reasonable  bounds  diversity 
is  a  benefit  but  it  must  not  be  carried  too  far. 
There  is  overproduction  in  corn  and  wheat  and  oats, 
as  the  farmers  of  the  north  claim,  and  the  excess 
promises  to  become  even  more  marked  than  the  glut 
in  the  cotton  market.  Southern  planters  should  not 
go  into  grain  raising  too  extensively,  for  they  may 
find  eventually  that  to  change  from  cotton  to  corn 
and  wheat  is  but  to  jump  from  the  frying  pan  into 
the  fire.  With  lands  better  adapted  to  cotton  than 
to  srrain,  with  the  cotton  mills  of  New  England  re- 
moving to  the  south,  and  with  the  increased  demand 
for  cotton  goods  that  will  come  with  the  advent  of 
better  times,  the  planters  will  probably  be  content  to 
stick  to  their  old  staple  and  allow  the  north  and  west 
to  furnish  the  bulk  of  the  grain  of  the  country  as  of 
old.  The  development  of  the  south  has  but  fairly 
begun. 

For  the  present,  at  least,  and  until  a  stop  is  put  to 


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tHfi  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  26,  18^6. 


gold  exports,  the  perplexing  question  of  how  to  rein- 
force the  treasury  gold  reserve  will  be  of  parmount 
interest.  The  New  York  Commercial  Bulletin  calls 
attention  to  the  fact  that  since  1892  the  Eastern 
banks  have  ceased  to  pay  out  gold  to  importers  for 
the  payment  of  customs  duties,  and  thus  are  largely 
at  fault  for  the  failing  gold  resources  of  the  United 
States  treasury.  The  exchange  of  legal  tenders  for 
gold  at  the  subtreasuries  for  the  thirteen  fiscal  years 
from  1879  to  1891  inclusive  averaged  $2,635,000  per 
annum.  In  the  year  ending  June  30,  1892,  the  ex- 
change amounted  to  $9,125,000,  which  indicates  the 
beginning  of  the  drain  of  gold  for  shipment  abroad. 
For  the  succeeding  two  years  and  three  months  (July 
1, 1892,  to  September  30, 189*)  the  exchange  aggregated 
1206,500.000.  Now  the  actual  export  of  gold  during 
the  same  period  was  $205,000,000,  or  about  the  same 
amount  as  the  withdrawals  of  gold  from  the  treasury, 
showing  conclusively  that  the  banks  have  shifted  the 
entire  responsibility  of  gold  exports  on  the  govern- 
ment. Besides  this,  the  treasury  has  for  a  long  time 
received  very  little  gold  from  customs  receipts. 
For  seventeen  out  of  the  twenty-seven  months  end- 
ing the  30th  of  September  last  only  3.7  percent  of 
duties  was  paid  in  gold.  The  normal  proportion  of 
gold  payments  is  75  percent.  Had  this  proportion 
of  duties  been  paid  in  gold  during  the  two  years  and 
three  months  ending  September  30  last,  the  treasury 
would  have  received  from  this  source  $187,500,000  of 
gold  through  the  New  York  custom  house  alone. 
This  rule  applied  to  all  custom  houses  would  have 
kept  the  treasury  gold  supply  intact.  But  the 
banks  cannot  be  expected  to  conform  to  it  voluntar- 
ily, What  is  needed  is  a  law  requiring  the  payment 
of  a  proportion  of  duties  in  gold,  and  a  further  law 
authoiizing  the  Secretary  of  the  treasury  to  use  his 
discretion  in  paying  gold  on  demand  above  a  cer- 
tain percentage  of  the  treasury  notes  presented. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

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BANZ  ST3CZ3.    Par  fiuo 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National   

Oommeroial  National  

Oontinental  Nationnl  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drtrvers'  National  

Eqaitahle  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank   

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankintr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  National  , 

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo . .   

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnat  Oo  


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OLEARINQ  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  23 

Cal  <k  Chi  0  J^DOo  66 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10 

"        "  Pfd  . . . .  291^ 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  44 

"      Pfd.  521^ 

Chicago  Gas  Co  n% 

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Diamond  Match  Co,  111.1421^ 
Lake  Street  Elevated . . .  9^ 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  11 

Pfd.3'J^ 

N  Y  Bisonit  Co  61% 

N  Chi  St  R  R  26-6% 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  ..A\% 
W  Obi  8t  R  R  luy^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  £ONSS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6b 

Calamet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6b.1912 
Cass  av  Si  Fair  Gds  Ry  58. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Obi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  6b  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6s. .  .1910 

Cone  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  yeari<  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4J^8  

PasB  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-60  58 
"  Opera  Hoose  Co  68  1906 
"  Anditoriam  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  68  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  68 ... .  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Obi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ...  1906 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  68 . .  1937 
Consnmere  Gas  Ist  M  63. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  6s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 

N  Chi  Oity  Ry  1st  M  68  v,oO 

N  Chi  Oity  Ry  4^d  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  l8t  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  <k  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  6b1900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  68  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  6s  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amoant 


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300  000 
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MIS0ELLANE3U3  ST3CK3. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  4  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"  GasCo   

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pffok  A  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  P»ok     Prov  rio  fifd  

Mil  <fc  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co.._.  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Fnllman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insnranoe  Oo  

Wei^t  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  . 

Western  Stone  Oo  


Amoant  . 
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DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  January  19,  1895. 


OHI.  PAGE.  &  PBOV.  oo. 
10  441..^ 

NBW  YOKE  BI80UII  CO. 

160— ac't  63 

NO.  OHI.BT.  B.  B.  00. 

10  251% 

10   252 

100— ac't  261 

50— ac't  25l}4, 

DIAMOND  UATCN  00.,  ILIi. 

16  145 

60  145% 

50— ac't  144^ 

150— ac't  145 

LAKE  ST  EI/EVATED  B  B. 
36  8% 

100— ac't  8% 

100— aoot  8% 


OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  00. 
20  12% 

100 — ac't  12% 

100— ac't  

l5f>_ao't  12% 

W  OHI  STBEET  B  E. 

10  113% 

66   ,  114 

26  lUJ^ 

10  114% 

260— ac't  113% 

100— ac't  113;^ 

700— ac't  114 

150— ac't  114% 

60— ac't  114% 

100— ac't  114^8' 

460— ac't  114% 

100— ac't  114^ 

200— ac't  115 


Monday,  January  21,  1895. 


CAL   It  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCOK. 

3  56 

AM.  STBAW  B3ABD  00. 

6"  28 

MIL.  &  OHI.  BBEW.  00. 

30  11 

INTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  CO. 
7  S% 

60  8% 

OHI  &B.  a  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

25  111^ 

■U% 
•11% 
.11% 

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20  .. 
10  . 
16  . 
20  . 

70.. 


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101  

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60— ac't. 

50— ac't 


150-  -ac't   iiiz 

350— ac't  uj^ 

651 1 — Hc't  11}^ 

100 — ac't  11% 

60 — ao'i  11^ 

250 — Hcot  11% 

2ii(  — ac't  11% 

300 — ac't....   ,  12 

300— ao't  ■  .12% 

100— ac't  12% 


DIAMOND  MAIOH  CO,  ILL. 

8  145% 

ICO — acct  146 

NO   CHI.  ST.  B  B  00. 

100— ao't  249 

60— ao't   249% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B  B. 

16  8% 

 m 

 8% 

 8% 

 8% 

 8% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B  B. 

68  113 

30  1131^ 

34   113% 

60  lU 

100— ac't   113% 

200— ac't  1131^ 

26(— ac't   113% 

.'^00— ao't  

160— ao't  113^ 

250— ac't  ...    113% 

300— ao't   114 

ion— ao't  1141^ 

200— ao't   114% 


Tuesday,  January  22,  1895. 


OENTBAL  >  N.ON  TEL.  CO 
10  52 

81  beet's  w.  cab  line. 

15'  —ao't  15 

50— ao't  16% 

diamond  match  CO.,  ill. 

150— acct  144 

50-  ao't  144^ 

INIBB.  PACK.  A  PBOV.  00. 

1"  8% 

15   8% 

W    OHI.  STBEET  B.  B 

10   114% 

66  114^ 

  114% 


10. 
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50- 


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50— ao't  114% 

5*^- aoot  114^4 

100— flc't  114% 

100— ao't  114% 

160— ao'i  114% 

60— ao't....  ,  114% 

100— ac't   114^ 

2(  0— ao't   116 


MIL  &  CHI  BBEW  0  J. 

260   10% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

16  

1"  8% 

160— ao't  »i| 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  O  J. 
10   261 

60 — ao't   249% 

260— ao't   26(1 

60— ao't   250% 

1(0 — ao't   251 

OHI.  &  S.  S.  liAP    TBAN.  OO. 

1    ...1.% 

50   10% 

16   11 

36  lil^ 

70  11% 

60— ao't  10% 

450— ac't  |(:% 

1050— ac't  11 

400-.-ac't  11% 

400--  ao't  ii  ;^ 

260— ac't  1 1  % 

160-  ac't  11% 

350— ao't  11% 


Wednesday,  January  23,  1895. 


O  NT.  NAT'l  bank 

60  127 

OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  CO. 

60  44 

25  44% 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  OO, 

37  62 

100- 


C.  *  0    C.   &  D  OK 


50. 

10. 
7. 

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86. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 


56% 
.29% 


W.  OBI.  btbebt  b  b. 


 521^  200—1 


ao't . 


OHI.  CITY  b't 

10  310 

10  310% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

260— ao't  143 

150— ao't  144 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B  CO. 

3  253 

50— ao.t  250% 

50— aoot  251 

50— ac't....  251% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

71  8% 

*3-   8% 


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114 


10. 

ICO- 


-ao't . 


50— ac't  114% 

300— ao't  H4i^ 

300— ac't  114% 

160— ac't  114% 

260— ac't  114% 

CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

60  10% 

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250— ac't  11% 

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100— ao't  11% 


Thursday,  January  24,  1895. 


OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00.     LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 


32. 


CHI.  PACE.  &  FBOV.  CO. 

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60— ao't   62 

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250— ao't  1134 

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50— ao't  114^ 

100— ao't  114^ 

700— ao't  115 

300— ao't  ,  1151^ 

560— ao't  11534 

150— ao't  115i| 

60— ao't  11£% 

60— ao't  115^ 


INFLUENCE  QF  HIGH  BUILDINGS  ON 
VALUES. 


Ftiday,  January  25,  1895. 


OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

1  45 

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50  56}4 

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DIAMOND  MATOH  00.,  ILL. 
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100— ao't  11^ 

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10  51^ 

150— ao't  51^ 

250— ao't  52 


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60  23 

50  23^ 

60  25 

100— ao't  22^ 

50  -ao't  25 

NO.  Oni.  BT.  B.  B.  CI. 

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LAKE  BT.  BLEYATED    B.  B. 

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100— ao't  93I 

250— ao't   934 

360— ao't  9}4 

60— ao't  9% 

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17  114 

450— ao't  113^ 

50— ao't  1135^ 

350— ao't  113% 

860— ao't  114 

450— aoot  1141^ 

460— aoot  

IfO— ao't  114% 

250— ao't   .114% 

50— aoot  114% 

60— ao't  114^ 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Pittaborg,  Pa. — in  iBBue  of  $4,000,n03  bonds  iB  now 
propoBed. 

Qrand  Janotion,  Ool. — TbiB  oity  haa  voted  to  iBsne  $250, 
000  water  works  bonds. 

Maaohester,  N.  H. — This  oity  will  petition  the  legisla- 
tare  for  aathority  to  isBoe  $200,000  water  works  bonds. 

Ohioigo,  III. — The  new  issDe  of  $4,000,000  draiusge  dis 
triot  4%  per  cent  boodj  have  been  awarded  to  the  New 
Yirk  Life  lasaranoe  Company  at  101.51. 

Tamaqaa,  Pa. — i  monioipal  election  will  be  held  Feb. 
15tb,  to  vote  on  the  qaestion  of  inoreasing  the  boroagh 
debt  $25,000,  for  the  pnrpose  of  erecting  an  eleotrio  light 
plant. 

Morrisville,  Vt. — This  Village  has  voted  to  issoe  negoti- 
able bonds  to  an  amonnt  not  exoeedicg  $45,000,  to  meet 
the  expense  of  the  water-work^  and  eleotrio  lighting  sys- 
tems.   The  bonds  will  bear  interast  at  4  per  cent. 

Bristol,  Oonn. — The  voters  of  Bristol.  Oonn.,  will  decide 
January  26  on  the  qaestion  of  issuing  $60,000  worth  of  4 
per  cent  bonds,  $10,000  of  which  are  to  be  retired,jn  1905 
and  $10,000  every  five  years  afterward  nntil  all  are  piid. 

Hayonne,  N.  J. — ka  extension  to  cost  $8,000  is  to  be 
bailt  to  No.  2  sohool-hoase.  The  Board  of  Edaoation  has 
adopted  plans  and  invited  proposals  for  the  work,  bot  the 
fnuds  are  not  available.  President  MoBride  has  stated 
that  the  Oity  Oounoil  has  promised  to  issae  bonds  to  cover 
the  cost. 

Becningtoa,  Vt. — J31,000  4  per  cent  Bennington  Village 
sewer  bond.s  for  sale.  Oonpon  bonds,  interest  dae  July 
and  January.  Bids  for  entire  lot  or  any  portion  thereof 
will  be  received  until  January  2ti,  1896,  when  bids  will  be 
opened.  These  bonds  are  issned  by  act  of  the  legislature, 
and  by  unanimous  vote  of  the  village.  Bondn  number  1 
and  2  are  due  in  1900,  and  $2,000  every  year  th^re^ter 
until  the  whole  amount  is  paid,  the  last  bond  being  due 
1915.  Assessed  valuation  of  the  village  is  $1,900,000;  popu- 
lation, 5,030.  No  other  bonded  indebtedness  of  the  village. 
For  any  further  information,  address  the  oomaiib^ee,  John 
S.  Holden,  J.  T.  Shurtlefl,  Geo.  B.  Mathers, 


Chicago,  Hi.,  Jan.  25,  J895. 

Editor  Real  Estate  JouRNAL:t-Robbing  prop- 
erty of  its  birthright  has  been  carried  to  an  extreme 
point  in  the  city  of  Chicago  and  is  continued  in  spite 
of  the  feeble  protests  raised  occasionally  in  some  of 
your  daily  newspapers.  It  is  little  wonder  therefore 
that  inch  by  inch  the  birthright  of  owners  has  been 
stolen  and  that  no  one  has  been  found  willing  to  sac- 
rifice his  nerve  tissue,  and  face  the  obstacles  in  the 
way  of  reform.  By  allowing  buildings  to  be  carried 
to  an  enormous  heighth,  we  double,  treble  or  quadru- 
ple the  area  of  renting  space  at  any  given  point.  If 
this  were  not  done  the  same  tenants  would  be  forced 
to  seek  quarters  in  other  areas,  and  we  should  have 
what  is  now  known  as  the  central  business  portion  of 
Chicago,  spread  south  to  Twenty  second  street,  north 
to  North  avenue  and  west  to  Ashland  avenue.  We 
should  not  have  property  on  Michigan  avenue  and 
Water  street  worth  only  $1,500  to  $2,000  per  foot  and 
three  blocks  from  there  State  street  property  worth 
from  $6,000  to  $10,000  per  foot.  There  is  no  question 
but  that  if  we  had  it  to  do  all  over  again,  or  if  we 
could  place  ourselves  back  to  the  time  when  the  first 
high  building  was  erected,  and  could  present  the  al- 
ternative before  all  the  owners  of  property  within  the 
area  above  designated  as  central  business  property, 
and  that  area  limited  to  its  present  area  they  would 
raise  their  voice?  against  such  a  scheme.  But  there 
was  no  Isaiah  in  the  real  estate  field  at  that  time  to 
cry  out  a  timely  warning. 

The  property  owners  came  down  and  took  a  look  at 
the  Tacoma,  tipped  their  heads  back  trying  to  search 
for  the  top  story,  andwhen  lamed  by- the  unusual  ex- 
ertion, resumed  their  normal  position  and  gasped, 
"biggest  thing  on  earth— we'll  show  them  how  to  do 
it,"  and  in  the  pride  uf  seeing  something  big  and  tall 
let  the  little  thief  run  away  with  their  values.  And 
once  lost  in  such  admiration,  the  way  was  made  plain 
to  keep  them  entertained  until  many  another  piece 
of  property  had  stolen  its  neighbor's  value.  The  fad 
had  run  riot,  old  buildings,  erected  in  the  most  sub- 
stantial manner  with  high  ceilings  and  carpenter 
work  requiring  three  and  four  times  the  expense  to 
fabricate  than  the  carpenter  work  in  the  modern 
monstrosity,  ceased  to  have  any  value.  Black  walnut 
and  pine  beautifully  combined,  oiled  and  varnished, 
was  nothing  in  comparison  to  a  little  cheap  grained 
oak  in  a  low  room,  cut  into  little  angles  and  cubby 
holes  called  vaults.  No,  the  birthright  had  been 
sold  out  of  the  old,  substantial  building,  and  the 
"dude"  had  taken  up  his  office  in  one  of  the  mod- 
ern monstrosities,  and  there  was  no  question  about 
it,  he  was  "in  the  swim"  the  fad  had  come  to  stay, 
and  so  the  old  fashioned  attorney  who  had  been  ac- 
customed to  spacious  offices  and  plenty  of  wall  space 
on  which  to  hang  his  maps  and  to  place  around  him 
his  bookcases,  found  himself  deserted.  He  was  an  an- 
tediluvian in  the  eyes  of  his  former  clients  because 
he  did  not  get  into  the  current  to  be  carried  against 
all  laws  of  nature  up  somewhere  about  the  sixteenth 
or  twentieth  story.  At  first  he  was  very  brave, 
thought  it  was  all  nonsense  and  thought  the  "dude" 
would  soon  play  out,  in  fact,  thought  that  everybody 
was  wrong  except  himself;  but  one  by  one  the  pigeon 
holes  for  briefs  of  current  law  cases  were  found 
empty,  and  last  of  all  he  had  the  melancholy  sensa- 
tion of  jingling  the  old  jack  knife  and  keys  together 
in  his  roomy  pockets  without  hearing  the  cheerful 
sound  of  silver  mingling  with  the  clatter.  The  result 
was  inevitable:  starved  out  of  the  old  building  he 
surrendered  to  the  owner  of  the  modern  structure 
and  decided  to  move.  What  had  seemed  to  him 
large,  spacious  rooms  ha  found  would  not  half  hold 
his  old  style,  comfortable  chairs  and  book  cases,  and 
everything  was  out  of  whack  entirely;  so  he  packed 
off  to  his  home  the  surplus,  to  store  it  in  the  barn. 
In  like  manner  the  owner  of  the  building  from  which 
he  had  moved  was  forced  to  take  cognizance  of  his 
shattered  rent  roll  and  join  the  fad  of  robbing  neigh- 
boring property  by  stealing  from  heaven  additional 
floor  space,  and  stealing  from  his  neighbor  the  birth- 
right of  location,  and  the  reasoqable  proportioo  of 


things.  What  did  he  do  about  it?  Nothing  to  pro- 
tect himself  except  to  egg  on  by  admiration  the  great- 
ness of  the  new  fad.  After  the  horse  had  been  stolen 
there  came  some  discussion  as  to  whether  it  was  best 
to  lock  the  stable  door  or  not.  The  real  estate  board 
made  some  desultory  remarks  about  the  heighth  of 
buildings,  real  estate  men  used  the  argument  of  high 
buildings  to  induce  expenditure  of  capital,  and  the 
fire  department  resolved  to  ask  for  claws  sufficiently 
strong  to  shinny  up  to  the  top  of  high  buildkogs  to 
pour  down  water  onto  the  surrounding  territory,  to 
extinguish  the  fire  which  seemed  probable  to  occur 
from  lightning,  and  various  discussions  were  held  as 
to  the  probability  of  the  walls  and  the  iron  work  in 
the  modern  structures  acting  as  sufficient  lightning 
rods  during  high  electrical  storms;  and  amidst  all 
these  various  discussions  we  would  occasionally  hear 
a  feeble  cry  that  possibly  buildings  ought  not  to  go 
so  high,  and  at  last  there  seemed  a  strong  probability 
that  public  action  muse  be  taken  or  else  property 
owners  might  awake  to  the  stealing  of  their  birth- 
right which  was'ln  progress,  and  after  repeated  efforts 
an  ordinance  was  passed  limiting  the  height  of  build- 
ings and  countenancing  a  height  which  would  have 
never  been  entertained  had  the  voice  of  the  real  es- 
tate Isaiah  been  heard  by  all  the  property  owners 
the  area  formerly  mentioned.  But  before  the  ord 
nance  was  passed  some  of  the  long-headed  owners  se 
cured  permits  permitting  them  to  ascend  into  the 
heavens.  »  *  *  *  xt  has  even  gone  so 
far  that  it  has  been  suggested  that  elevated  side- 
walks must  be  erected  in  the  central  business  por- 
tion of  the  town  to  relieve  the  streets  of  their  con- 
gested condition,  which  is  only  a  second  step  in  the 
process  of  stealing  the  birthright  of  property.  It 
would  be  a  much  fairer  proposition  for  the  avaricious 
owner  of  central  business  property,  who  desires  to 
erect  these  enormous  towers,  to  propose  to  widen 
their  streets  twenty  feet  upon  each  side  by  sacrificing 
that  much  of  their  property  in  consideration  of  being 
allowed  to  ascend  into  the  heavens.  But  will  they 
sacrifice  an  inch?  Not  if  they  know  it.  Suppose  the 
owners  who  are  being  robbed  of  their  birthright 
should  raise  up  in  their  might  and  power  and  claim 
at  least  equal  rights  by  exercising  their  votes  with 
the  same  intelligence  and  the  same  alertness  and  de- 
mand their  share  of  the  high  class  occupany  incident 
to  the  central  portions  of  great  cities.  How  long 
(Vould  it  be  possible  for  this  robbery  to  continue?  Not 
long;  and  the  squealing,  and  the  whining,  and  the 
howling  which  would  be  raised  by  those  who  are  en- 
gaged in  this  business  would  be  in  marked  contrast 
to  the  silent  and  ghoulish  knavery  with  which  they 
have  stolen  from  the  heavens  that  which  was  never 
intended  should  be  theirs  and  which  is  wreaking  the 
vengeance  of  heaven  on  our  city  by  overcrowding  its 
centre  and  in  every  way  detracting  from  its  beauty 
and  symmetry  and  healthfulness  by  overcrowding. 
There  is  no  question  that  a  building  should  never  be 
permitted  to  ascend  from  the  street  grade  line  higher 
than  once  the  widtb  of  the  street  upon  either  side  of 
it,  and  if  the  intersecting  streets  vary  in  width  the 
average  of  the  two  streets  should  be  taken.  The  ob- 
jections first  raised  to  high  buildings  were  numerous, 
and  one  of  them  which  was  considered  the  most  se- 
rious, was  that  it  would  darken  the  surrounding 
buildings  and  the  street;  but  it  was  stated  that  the 
great  amount  of  glass  exposed  by  the  modern  build- 
ing reflected  the  sunlight  to  such  an  extent  that,  iu 
fact,  the  light  was  better  in  the  buildings  opposite 
than  it  had  ever  been  before,  and  the  conclusion, 
which  is  a  very  shallow  one  was  made,  that  a  high 
buiMing  benefitted  the  light  rather  than  detracted 
from  it  because  the  public  had  not  experienced  at  any 
point  in  this  city  the  effect  of  having  the  four  corners 
of  any  street  at  the  same  time  improved  with  sixteen 
and  twenty  story  buildings,  and  the  entire  blocks  for 
600  feet  each  way  improved  with  buildings  of  the 
same  height  which  would  be  the  only  fair  test  to  be 
applied  to  light,  and  which  would  at  once  explode  the 
idea  that  they  could  in  any  manner  permanently  im- 
prove the  light.  It  is  wellknown  that  in  looking 
down  a  street  improved  with  buildings  five  and  six 
stories  high,  sometimes  eight  stories,  a  regular  effect 
is  produced,  and  tbe  average  conditions  are  equable 


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January  26,  1895 


and  pleasant.  Such  used  to  be  the  appearance  of  the 
central  business  portion  of  Chicago,  uow  destroyed. 
When  the  adjoining  property  shall  be  improved  with 
buildings  of  great  heignt,  there  is  no  question  but  that 
the  street  will  have  the  appearance  of  a  tunnel  and 
the  flrst  four  to  eight  stories  will  be  darkened  as 
much  as  are  the  flrst  two  or  three  stories  of  buildings 
now  situated  across  the  alleys  from  sixteen  ana 
twenty  story  buildings;  in  other  words,  property 
owners  must,  in  order  to  keep  up  with  the  fad  pro- 
cession, reduce  their  streets  to  alleys  in  appearance. 
A  movement  cannot  be  inaugurated  too  soon  by  prop- 
erty owners  compelling  the  htight  of  buildings  to  be 
limited. to  the  width  of  the  street,which  is  a  just  way 
of  limiting  the  rights  of  real  estate  owners  If  it  is  de- 
sirable to  have  high  buildings  then  it  is  desirable  to 
have  wide  streets,  and  ttiey  can  easily  accomplish 
wide  streets  by  unselfishly  devoting  a  portion  of  their 
property  for  that  purpose.  As  an  illustration:  upon 
Wabash  avenue  there  are  a  great  many  lots  165  feet 
in  depth  and  upwards.  By  sacrificing  20  to  40  feet 
from  the  front  of  the  lot  upon  each  side  of  the  street 
would  enable  the  property  owners  to  erect  high  build- 
ings and  to  produce  a  street  effect  in  every  way 
unique  and  desirable  But  will  they  do  it?  No;  not 
unless  forced  to  do  it  by  tbe  just  law  that  a  building 
shall  not  exceed  in  height  the  width  of  the  street. 

When  such  a  law  is  enacted  and  enforced  we  shall 
cease  to  see  such  monstrous  differences  in  valuations 
as  those  instanced  in  tne  beginning  of  this  article, 
where,  as  shown,  property  worth  $',500  to  $2,000  per 
foot  was  distant  only  1,800  feet  from  property  worth 
four  and  five  times  as  much  per  front  foot. 

Holt. 


NEW  POSTOFFICE  BUILDINB. 

Chicago,  Jan.  24,  1895. 
Editor  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal: — 

At  last  it  seems  fairly  certain  that  the  legal  steps 
are  to  be  taken  to  give  Chicago  new  accommodations 
for  the  postofflce  and  the  United  States  sub-treasury. 
Considerable  credit  has  been  given  Mr.  Hesing,  Mayor 
Hopkins.  Mr.  Aldis  and  Judge  Shope  for  their  efforts 
on  behalf  of  Chicago  before  the  committees  having 
the  matter  in  charge  at  Washington,  and  we  think 
special  praise  is  due  to  the  erudite  and  pleasing  J  udge 
Shope,  who  has  recently  established  himself  as  a  loyal 
citizen  of  Chicago.  His  experience  as  a,  judge  on  the 
Supreme  bench  brought  him  into  an  intimate  acquain- 
tance with  the  ways  of  public  men.  His  straight- 
forwardness did  much  to  pierce  the  foes  that  have  so 
long  withstood  the  eloquence  of  Mr.  Hesing  and  his 
predecessors.  Probably  few  are  aware  of  the  enorm- 
ous transactions  which  daily  take  place  in  our  sub- 
treasury,  where  are  stored  twenty  millions  of  dollars 
Its  transactions  involve  more  direct  responsibilities 
and  actual  handling  of  money  than  any  banking  in- 
stitution in  the  city  of  Chicago,  and  the  mean  quar 
ters  which  are  occupied  and  the  disadvantages  under 
which  the  onerous  responsibilities  are  performed  re- 
flect great  credit  upon  the  patience  exercised  by 
those  in  charge,  who  so  faithfully  guard  the  honor  of 
the  position.  An  institution  which  controls,  at  the 
present  time,  so  many  millions  of  money  is  worthy  of 
having  a  large  and  handsome  building  exclusively 
devoted  to  its  purposes  in  the  same  manner  that  the 
sub-treasury  in  New  Yoik  enjoys,  for  it  is  certain 
that  ten  year^  hence  the  transactions  of  the  sub- 
treasury  in  this  city  will  be  upon  a  much  greater  scale 
than  now,  and  probably  will  require  four  times  the 
number  of  clerks  and  vault  space  that  would  be  a 
suitable  arrangement  for  its  present  requirements. 
The  postofflce  business  requires  also  the  most  liberal 
treatment  because  its  requirements  will  be  augment- 
ing in  proportion  to  the  greater  amount  of  details  in- 
volved in  its  business.  An  arrangement  should  be 
made  upon  the  lake  front  for  a  temporary  postofflce, 
and  we  believe  that  it  will  be  found  so  convenient  a 
location  tnat  the  offlcials  will  regret  to  remove  there- 
from. It  is  certain  that  it  is  nonsense  in  this  en- 
lightened age  to  unload  mail  bags  into  wagons  and 
cart  them  by  horse  power  from  one  half  mile  to  two 
miles,  on  account  of  sentiment,  to  the  old  postofflce 


site,  losing  time  and  money.  All  postofflce  cars  should 
be  switched  on  the  outer  Belt  line,  or  through  the 
Sixteenth  street  Air  line  onto  the  Illinois  Central 
tracks  and  taken  by  small  engines  direct  to  the  post- 
offlce on  the  lake  front  where  mail  for  the  different 
portions  of  the  city  can  be  taken  by  carriers  direct  to 
the  different  stations,  but  we  believe  that  as  a  con- 
dition precedent  to  a  permit  for  any  new  elevated 
railroad  loop  through  the  centre  of  the  city,  a  spur 
should  therefrom  be  built  to  the  postofflce  site  on  the 
lake  front  and  that  special  cars  should  be  loaded  with 
mail  matter  in  basket  trucks  such  as  are  used  at 
wholesale  houses,  and  the  trains  should  be  dispatched 
as  special  mail  trains  (not  carrying  passengers)  to 
the  stations  on  the  elevated  railroads  nearest  to  the 
different  postofflce  stations,  thus  avoiding  the  cart- 
ing of  all  heavy  pouches  for  the  sake  of  conforming 
to  previous  customs,  and  to  the  sentiment  that  things 
must  always  go  on  as  they  have  been  going.  There 
is  no  reason  why  all  the  heavy  warehouse  business  of 
the  postofflce  should,  for  sentiment's  sake,  be  sent 
down  to  the  old  postofflce  site.    It  is  our  opinion  that 
that  site  should  be  used  for  the  administrative  offices, 
and  for  the  immediate  distribution  of  the  letters  and 
mail  matter  for  the  central  part  of  the  city  only,  in 
the  same  manner  as  sub  stations  are  used  for  other 
portions  of  the  city,  but  that  all  matters  which  can 
possibly  be  kept  at  the  lake  front  building  should  be 
held  there  and  sent  direct  to  its  different  locations. 
By  our  system  of  telephone  by  which  each  adminis 
trative  office  can  be  in  close  connection  with  every 
point,  there  is  no  necessity  to  encumber  the  new 
postofflca  building  with  the  hum-drum  mechanical 
work  of  thumping  around  tons  of  mail  matter  in  an 
old  fashioned  expensive  manner  wholly  out  of  place 
with  the  requirements  of  the  new  building  which 
should  be  an  administrative  building  for  the  post- 
office  and  the  sub-treasury.    We  hope  that  the  law 
will  be  passed  permitting  competition  by  architects 
for  a  building  suitable  to  the  dignity  of  the  depart- 
ments of  the  government  thereby  arriving  at  the 
ideas  of  the  most  experienced  architects  of  the  day. 
We  recognize,  however,  as  more  important. that  the 
men  in  charge  of  the  various  departments  of  the 
government  should  be  induced  to  clearly  state  the 
requirements  of  their  departments  at  the  present 
time  and  what,  in  their  judgment,  are  to  be  the 
future  needs,  and  we  think  a  recognition  of  their 
services  should  be  rewarded  with  substantial  prizes 
for  the  most  practical  and  complete  plans  sent  in 
from  the  various  departments,  to  be  distributed 
amongst  the  chief  clerks  in  such  departments  in 
proportion  to  the  salaries  paid  in  that  department, 
one  prize  to  each  department.    Meanwhile,  we  are 
thankful  that  the  old  structure  is  to  vanish,  and  we 
believe  for  public  benefit  some  large  banking  office 
should  be  rented  at  once  for  the  sub-treasury  and  the 
clerks  removed  from  the  death  trap  in  which  they  are 
now  compelled  to  live,  and  that  the  postoffice  should 
be  removed  to  temporary  quarters  on  the  lake  front, 
and  that  the  structure  should  be  torn  down.  Then 
the  ground  will  be  clear  and  ready  for  immediate  im- 
provement as  soon  as  the  plans  are  decided  upon.  It 
would  be  a  very  good  idea  to  devote  the  center  of  the 
entire  block  to  a  very  handsome  sub  treasury  build- 
ing and  have  a  handsome  park  all  around  the  build- 
ing.  It  would  be  quite  in  keeping  with  the  dignity 
and  responsibility  involved  in  the  operation  of  the 
sub  treasury  department.   And  the  entire  postofflce 
department  could  be  more  suitably  located  upon  a 
much  larger  area  on  the  lake  front  opposite  the  lib- 
rary building;  but  visions  have  to  be  reduced  to  the 
practical  limits  obtainable  through  the  narrowness 
of  the  vision,  of  those  who  govern,  by  reason  of  which 
they  cannot  see  all  that  would  be  adequate. 

J.  A  P.&Co. 

Avondale,  Ohio  — Proposale  will  be  reoeived  antil  feb 
rnary  7,  1895,  by  H.  P.  Cooke,  village  treaenrer,  for  the 
pnrchase  of  $4,(  00  of  5  per  cent  street  improvement  bonds. 
The  seoorities  bear  date  of  Deoember  J8,  1894,  interest  is 
payable  annnally,  and  the  bonds  become  doe  part  yearly 
in  from  one  to  ten  years,  both  prinoipal  and  interest  to  be 
payable  at  the  Central  Trnet  and  Safe  Depopit  Co.,  Ojnoin- 
nati. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  week  has  been  featureless,  so  for  as  sales  of 
importance  are  concerned,  yet  it  has  been  a  period  of 
activity  in  real  estate  circles  in  preparation  for  the 
expected  spring  business.  The  banquet  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board,  which  is  described  elsewhere  in  this 
issue,  is  a  sort  of  milestone  in  the  history  of  the  year, 
beyond  which  it  is  customary  to  look  for  signs  of 
spring  awakening.  Despite  blizzards  and  cold,  deal- 
ers are  looking  forward  to  a  period  ot  activity  to  begin 
about  February,  and  to  last  possibly  into  the  summer 
months.  Even  now  in  some  quarters  building  opera- 
tions are  awaiting  only  a  lull  in  the  severe  winter 
weather. 

THE  MANUFACTURING  SUBURBS. 

Towns  like  Chicago  Heights,  Harvey  and  West 
Pullman  are  suffering  a  temporary  stand-still  by  the 
dull  times  and  unfavorable  weather.  There  are  n@w 
1,400  houses  at  Chicago  Heights  and  a  population  of 
5,000  souls.  The  water  works  system,  supplied  from 
artesian  wells,  is  finished  and  in  operation.  An 
electric  light  and  power  plant  large  enough  for  a  city 
of  a  hundred  thousand  inhabitants,  and  calculated  to 
last  Chicago  Heights  for  thirty  years,  ha-i  recently 
been  completed.  It  is  capable  of  furnish'ng  the  town 
with  power  as  well  as  light,  though  each  of  the  sev- 
eral factories  has  its  own  power  plant.  In  addition 
to  these  public  improvements  a  large  number  of 
private  residences  are  in  process  of  construction. 
The  factory  of  the  Illinois  Screw  Company  is  nearly 
completed.  When  running  this  factory  will  employ 
about  sixty  hands.  Chicago  Heights  as  it  is  to-day 
is  the  result  of  a  little  over  two  years  work  on  the 
part  of  the  projectors. 

WINTER  MONTHS  BUSIEST. 

Harvey  and  West  Pullman  also  are  typical  indus- 
trial towns.  Business  is  brisk  in  these  little  cities  in 
the  winter  season  because  the  factories  are  all  running 
full  time  and  full  force.  During  the  summer  season 
some  of  the  factories  close  for  a  month  or  two.  Then 
there  is  usually  d  general  exodus  of  working  people 
for  purposes  of  recreation.  But  the  course  of  im- 
provement in  both  these  suburbs  is  so  fast  that 
houses  are  rented  as  soon  as  built. 

ON  DREXEL  BOULEVARD. 

One  sale  of  importance  and  three  residence  build- 
ing projects  on  Drexel  boulevard  appear  in  the 
records  this  week.  The  northwest  corner  of  Fifty- 
first  street,  east  front,  129  by  19U  feet,  was  sold  by  J. 
Dexter  to  J.  Fox  for  165,790.  This  is  $510  per  foot 
for  the  Drexel  boolevard  frontage,  and  is  about  the 
same  price  commanded  for  property  in  that  locality 
for  several  years  past. 

The  character  of  the  boulevard  as  a  residence  quar- 
ter, however,  is  illustrated  by  three  building  permits 
which  were  granted  this  week.  M.  M.  Morgenthau 
will  build  a  3-story  and  basement  brick  residence  at 
4518  Drexel  boulevard,  to  cost  $d0,000;  Max  Frank 
will  build  on  the  adjoining  lot.  No.  4516,  at  a  cost  of 
$15,000,  and  Herman  Stearn  will  build  on  the  lot  4514 
at  a  cost  of  $26,000.  It  is  seldom  that  three  such  sub- 
stantial improvements  are  planned  by  three  men  on 
adjoining  lots  at  the  same  time. 

SOME  OTHER  TRANSACTIONS. 

Two  sales  in  name  only  were  recorded.  A  front- 
age of  64  10  12  feet  by  150  feet  on  South  Canal  street , 
100  feet  north  of  Madison,  was  transferred  from  the  es- 
tate of  Margaret  Forsythto  Mary  H.Forsyth  tor  1100  - 
000.  This  was  in  settlement  of  an  estate.  The  south- 
east corner  of  West  Eighteenth  and  Lincoln  streets, 
north  front,  399  by  598  feet,  was  transferred  by  T.  W. 
Phinney  to  the  Chicago  Union  Lime  Works  company 
for  $100,000;  also  the  southeast  corner  of  Wet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Robey  streets,  north  front,  600^  by  598 
feet,  same  parties,  consideration  $150,000.  These 
transfers  include  all  the  plant  of  the  Union  Lime 
Works  and  were  necessitated  by  the  change  from 
private  to  corporate  management. 

SALE  FOR  $125,000, 

Siegfried  M.  Fischer  has  sold  to  Elbridge  Fowler 
the  Empij-e  Building.  Nos.  73  and  75  Plymouth  Place, 
for  $125,000.   The  building  is  a  six  story  pressed  brick 


January  26,  1895. 


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front,  and  the  lot  is  50  x  100  feet  running  through  to 
a  twelve-foot  alley.  The  huilding  is  worth  about 
$40,000  and  the  lot  $85,000.  The  building  is  now 
occupied  by  the  Empire  Printing  Co.  under  a  twenty- 
five-year  lease,  nineteen  years  of  which  is  still  to  run. 

APAKTMENT  HOUSE  TO  COST  $100,000. 

Mr.  Simeon  Strauss  has  purchased  from  Mrs.  M.  A 
Hardey  the  northwest  corner  of  Oakwood  and  Ellis 
avenues,  lot  120x50  feet,  for  $24,000.     A  fine  apart- 
m'ent  house  to  cost  about  $100,000  will  be  built  upon 
the  sight,  to  be  about  six  stories  in  height. 

SALE  ON  DREXEL  BOULEVARD. 

An  important  real  estate  sale  on  the  northwest 
cornet  of  Drexel  boulevard  and  Fifty-flrst  street,  129 
feet  on  urexel  boulevard  and  19i feet  on  Fifty-flrst 
street,  for  $510  a  front  foot,  figured  on  the  Drexel 
frontage  is  reported  this  week.  The  sale  was  made 
for  Mrs.  Josephine  Dexter  to  Jacob  Fox  of  Indian- 
apolis. This  is  the  finest  piece  of  property  on  Drexel 
boulevard  which  has  been  transferred  for  some  time 
and  is  considered  a  bargain  at  the  price  paid.  The 
total  consideration  was  $o5,790. 

ROGER'S  PARK 

Mr.  Jno.  M  Carlson,  Ch'ca^fo  Opera  House,  reports 
progress  at  Rogers  Park.  He  says  he  built  thirteen 
houses  there  during  last  year  aud  sold  them  all,  also 
his  entire  subdivision  except  four  lots;  1100,000  was 
expeiided  in  building  and  $80,000  in  improving  the 
town.  There  are  now  seven  houses  under  construc- 
tion for  the  spring  trade. 

REAL  ESTATE  NOTES. 

Mr.  C.  B.  von  Biedenfeld,  of  the  real  estate  and 
investment  firm  of  G.  B  von  Biedenfeld  &Oo.,New 
Stock  Exchange  building,  is  now  on  his  way  to 
Europe.  His  errand  is  important  business .  The  firm 
is  well  and  favorably  known  in  Chicago  and  has 
business  connections  in  Europe. 

Fessenden  &  High,  8.3  Washington  street,  have 
negotiated  a  loan  of  $140, OOt  for  ten  years  at  4i  per 
cent  between  the  New  England  Life  Insurance  Co. 
and  theChicago  Society  of  the  New  Jerusalem,  on 
their  property  62  by  91  feeton  Van  Buren  street,  south 
front,  100  feet  east  of  Wabash  avenue,  on  which  the 
new  Temple  of  Music  building  is  now  in  course  of 
erection  under  a  ninety-nine  year  lease.  Inasmuch 
as  the  Temple  Company,  which  owns  the  building, 
joins  in  the  mortgage  the  security  afforded  by  the 
grantors  of  the  mortgage  is  in  excess  of  $600,000.  M 
H.  Forsyth  has  executed  a  trust  teed  for  $8),000  on 
65  by  150  feet,  west  front,  on  Canal  street  100  feet 
north  of  Madison,  to  C.  S.  Holt.  The  loan  runs  for 
ten  years  at  5  per  cent.  The  property,  including  a 
five-story  brick  structure  used  for  manufacturing 
purposes,  was  recently  purchased  by  the  grantor  for 
$130,000. 

FIREPRDOP  BUILDINBS. 


The  attention  of  architects  and  builders  has  been 
directed  for  some  time  to  the  difficult  task  of  con- 
structing an  absolutely  fireproof  building.  It  has 
been  found  that  a  rise  in  temperature  to  dOO  degrees 
F.  will  throw  the  heaviest  steel  columns  more  or  less 
out  of  place,  and  that  a  rise  to  600  F.  would  ruin  the 
best  steel  construction.  Fireproof  buildings  are  usu- 
ally constructed,  therefore,  by  surrounding  the  girders 
with  material  to  protect  them  from  the  heat.  An 
elaborate  form  of  such  a  construction  has  been  intro- 
duced recently  in  the  new  Tremont  Temple  in  Boston. 
It  consists  in  placing  about  the  great  steel  girders 
terra  cotta  blocks  on  all  the  exposed  sides  and  strap- 
ping them  together  with  iron.  Upon  this  is  stretched 
expanded  metal  lathing  covered  with  a  heavy  coat  of 
Windsor  cement.  Over  this,  in  turn,  comes  iron 
furring,  and  this  is  provided  also  with  a  layer  of  ex- 
panded metal  lath.  The  finishing  plaster  is  laid  on 
top  of  this  layer.  It  will  be  seen  that  this  arrange- 
ment provides  first  a  dead  air  space,  next  a  layer  of 
terra  cotta,  a  Windsor  cement  covering,  then  a  second 
air  space,  and  finally  a  second  thick  layer  of  Windsor 
cement. 


iREAL  ESTATE  BOARD  BANQUET. 

Over  three  hundred  members  and  invited  guests 
attended  the  banquet  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  on 
last  Monday  evening  at  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel.  As 
usual  the  participants  had  a  royally  good  time.  The 
speakers  were  spirited  aud  eloquent  and  the  menu 
card  was  as  elaborate  as  usual.  It  was  a  calendar  of 
white  metal,  carved  and  appropriately  inscribed. 
Over  the  metel  were  cardboard  pages,  engraved,  em- 
bossed, and  printed.  The  first  page  contained  the 
words: 

:  TWELFTH  ANNUAL  BANQUET,  : 

:  CHICAGO  RtAL  ESTATE  ROARD,  '. 
:  GRAND  PACIFIC  HOTEL,  \ 

:  CHICAGO,  JAN.  21,  1895. 

MENU  CARD. 

The  second  page  contained  the  following  menu: 
Blue  points.  Sherry. 
Cream  of  chicken. 
Queen  olives.      Celery.      Roasted  nuts. 

Cutlets  of  salmon,  royale. 
Potatoes  imperial.   Dressed  cucumbers. 
Sauterne. 

Fillet  of  beef,  larded,  with  mushrooms. 
Sweet  potatoe-.  Stringless  beans. 

Sweetbreads,  braised,  in  cases. 
French  peas. 
Banana  fritters,  benedictine  flavor. 
Cardinal  punch. 
Breast  of  partridge,  with  truffles. 
Lettuce  mayonnaise. 
Caramel  glaoe.  Gateau  Savarin. 

Fruit.      Roquefort.  Coffee. 
Cigars. 

Page  3  contained  the  "toast,"  as  follows: 

Invocation   The  Rev.  Thomas  C.  Hall,  D.  D. 

President's  address   Dunlap  Smith 

Toastmaster   John  S.  Runnells 

Mu3ic,  '  On  the  Sea"  Buck 

Weber  Quartet. 

"Municipal  Reform".  William  D.  Foulke 

Music  "Spider  and  Fly  '  Mosher 

Weber  Quartet. 

"Real  Estate  and  Mercury"         Lorin  C.  Collins  Jr. 

Music,  "Sweetest  Story  Ever  Told"   Holder 

Weber  Quartet. 

The  fourth  page  contained  the  Banquet  and  Re- 
ception committees,  as  follows: 

Banquet  Committee— George  Birkhoff,  Jr.,  Chair- 
man; Edwin  F.  Getchell,  William  A.  Bond. 

Reception  Committee — Eugene  H.  Fishburn, 
Chairman;  William  D  Kerfoot,  Joseph  Donners- 
berger,  Josiah  L.  Lombard,  Willis  G.  Jackson,  Ed- 
mund A.  Cummings,  Edward  S.  Dreyer,  Albert  L. 
Coe,  Henry  L.  Turner,  Duniap  Smith,  Edgar  M. 
Snow,  William  H.  Cairnduff,  Frank  R  Chandler, 
Lyman  Baird,  Benjamin  A.  Fessenden,  Henry  G. 
Foreman,  James  B.  Galloway.  Sdmuel  E.  Gross, 
Charles  L.  Hammond,  Robert  W.  Hyman,  Benjamin 
F.  Jacobs,  John  H.  Van  Vlissingen,  Frank  M.  Elliott, 
Edward  W.  Zander,  Godfrey  Schmid. 

Page  five  contained  the  1895  offlcers,  as  follows: 

President,  Dunlap  Smith;  Vice-President,  Silas  M. 
Moore;  Secretary,  William  H.  Cairnduff;  Treasurer, 
William  Ogden  Green. 

Executive  committee— S.  Wilmer  Cannell,  Francis 

A.  Barnes,  Edward  W.  Zander. 

Valuation  committee— Heury  A.  Knott  John  B. 
Knight,  James  H.  Van  Vlissingen,  Benjamin  A. 
Fessenden,  Robert  P.  Walker. 

Public  Service  committee  (West  Side)— Edgar  M. 
Snow,  Albert  E  G  Goodridge,  James  W.  Hedenberg, 
(North  Side)  David  M.  Erskine,  Wyllys  W  Baird, 
(South  Side)  Charles  L.  Hammond,  Frank  C.  Vier- 
ling 

Membership  Committee— F.  A.  Henshaw,  Charles 

B.  Rice,  Walter  C.  Gunn,  Robert  C.  Butzow,  James 
F.  McCabe,  William  E.  Lubeke,  Fred  E.  Eldred, 
Charles  L.  Bonney,  Henry  S  Dietrich. 

Call  Board  Committee — William  Coffeen,  John  H. 
Curtis,  Drtman  W.  Crawford,  Walter'H.  Wilson, 
James  P.  Mallette. 

Reference  Committee— Josiah  L.  Lombard,  Marvin 
A.  Farr,  J.  Lewis  Cochran. 

WORK  DONE  BY  THE  BOARD. 

Prepared  Ordinance  forbidding  livery  stables  on  resi- 
dence streets. 
Investigated  unjust  special  assessments. 


New  system  protection  bridge  approaches— chains 
and  posts. 

Torrens  Land  Transfer  Commission  appointed. 

Hyde  Park  partially  included  in  "fire  limits." 

Efforts  in  favor  of  Draiaage  Commission. 

Revision  of  building  ordinance. 

Ernest  work  toward  securing  World's  Fair. 

A  Revenue  Reform  Commission  named  by  Gov. 
Oglesby. 

Lake  Front  "sixty-acre  grab"  by  Illinois  Central  pre- 
vented. 

Equalization  State  Board  persuaded  to  lower  Cook 

County  taxes. 
Secured  order  for  judicial  sales  at  board  rooms. 
Total  appraisals,  Valuation  committee,  $78,404,907. 
Aided  other  boards  to  improve  city  for  World's  Fair. 
The  judicial  sales  at  boardrooms  over  $13,900,000. 
Entertained  delegates  and  promoted  World's  R.  E 

Congress. 

Bond  issue  $4,0C0,000  and  County  Building  scheme 
defeated. 

Ordinance  protecting  buildings  from  lead  pipe  thieves. 

Arduous  crusade  against  grade  crossings. 

Repeal  owner's  "consent  law"  for  street  railway 

franchises— defeated. 
Do  all  good  citizens  and  property-owners  realize  that 

this  board— although  self  supporting — should  have 

their  cooperation  and  influence  either  as  an  agent 

or  associate  member? 

The  banquet  began  at  6  o'loock,  after  the  Rev. 
Thomas  C.  Hall  delivered  a  brief  invocation. 

President  Dunlap  Smith  reviewed  the  work  done 
by  the  Board  and  made  the  address  of  welcome.  His 
effort  was  heartily  applauded.  Among  the  subjects 
spoken  on  during  the  evening  were:  'Municipal  Re- 
form," by  W.  B  Foulke;  '  Real  Estate  and  Mercury," 
by  ex-Judge  Collins;  "Real  Property  and  Real  Prob- 
lems," by  Prof.  A.  W.  Small.  The  Rev.  Mr.  S tires 
spoke  on  the  subject  of  enthusiasm. 


ELECTRIC  VERSUS  STEAM  RAILWAYS. 


The  ability  of  electric  railroads  with  cars  running 
at  frequent  intervals  to  compete  successfully  with 
parallel  steam  roads  is  now  a  fact  so  well  established 
as  to  require  no  further  demonstration.  Some  steam 
roads  have  recognized  this  already,  and  as  a  result 
we  have  chronicled  several  instances  in  which  local 
trains  have  been  wisely  abandoned  as  unprofitable. 
It  seems,  however,  that  the  parallel  electric  railway 
is  not  to  enjoy  its  newly  acquiied  popularity  undis- 
turbed. Indeed,  indications  are  already  manifest- 
ing themselves  that  tbesteim  roads  will  make  a 
flght  to  maintain  their  traffic.  This  fact  is  showing 
itself  in  various  ways.  Thus  we  notice  that  the 
Cumberland  Valley  R.  R.  between  Harrisburg  and 
Mechanicsburg,  Pa,,  where  preparations  are  being 
made  to  build  an  electric  line,  has  put  on  additional 
trains  and  is  now  running  ten  each  way  daily.  It  is 
also  rumored  that  the  fares  will  be  reduced  if  neces- 
sary to  retain  the  business.  We  cannot  but  admire 
the  grit  of  the  railroad  managers  in  attempiing  to 
maintain  their  grasp  on  the  business  acquired  and 
long  held,  but  we  confess  our  inability  to  see  how 
they  can  long  maintain  such  a  warfare,  which  must 
in  the  end  result  disastrously  to  them.  The  moment 
they  stop  their  unprofitable  work  the  trolley  must 
step  in.  From  whichever  side  we  view  the  situation 
the  lelectric  road,  has  the  advantage.  It  can  cer- 
tainly run  more  cars  at  more  frequent  in- 
tervals than  the  steam  road  can  with  economy;  while 
on  the  other  hand  the  more  trains  the  steam  road 
runs,  the  less  probably  will  be  the  economy  of  opera- 
tion for  that  particular  section,  with  a  traffic  such 
as  IS  to  be  expected  on  that  stretch  of  road  and  many 
others  similarly  situated.  The  reduction  in  fares 
proposed  is  sure  to  stimulate  trt  fflc,  but  there  is  a 
limit  to  this,  as  more  than  one  rate-cutting  road  has 
found  to  its  sorrow  long  ago. 

The  most  satisfactory  way  to  provide  for  the  ine- 
vitable coming  of  the  trolley  for  local  traffic  is  for 
steam  roads  to  build  their  own  trolley  lines,  or  re- 
equip  existing  tracks  electrically,  and  the  sooner 
they  do  so  the  better  they  will  be  off.  We  already 
(Oontinned  on  pae;e  86) 


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January  26,  1895 


(Continued  from  page  83) 
Dofe  a  growing  tendency  of  state  railroad  commis- 
sioiiers  to  protect  steam  roads,  among  the  more  re- 
cent actions  being  the  refusal  of  the  railroad  com- 
missioners of  both  Conneticut  and  New  York  states 
to  permit  trolley  crossings  of  steam  railroads  at 
grade.  This  cannot  fail  to  give  the  steam  roads 
equipped  with  the  trolley  an  advantage,  which  will 
make  competition  from  parallel  roads  more  difficult; 
but  unless  they  equip  with  electricity  even  this  ob- 
stacle put  in  the  way  of  competing  trolley  lines  will 
avail  them  nothing. 

The  situation  is  an  interesting  one  in  many  re- 
spects and  the  close  of  the  episode  will  be  watched 
with  keeQ  interest.— Electrical  Engineer. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  Otto  A.  Kupfer  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  579  Ogden  avenue,  for  J. 
Garvey.  It  will  cover  24  by  100  feet,  four  stories  and 
basement  liigh,  be  of  attractive  design,  with  front 
and  sides  of  rock-faced  Bedford  stone,  relieved  by 
galvanized  iron  bays,  have  oak  and  yellow  pine  finish 
and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  §11,000. 

Architects  Curry  &  Foster  have  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  at  96  to  104  Lytle  street,  for  R.  D. 
Curry  &  Co.  It  will  cover  100  by  72  feet,  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
front,  interior  finish  in  pine  and  oak,  and  be  provided 
with  modern  improvements  at  a  cost  of  $50,000  to 
$60,(i00.  It  is  to  be  divided  into  florty-two  flats  of 
four  rooms  each  and  two  stores. 

Architect  M.  E.  Bell  has  prepared  plans,  which 
have  been  accepied,  for  a  handsome  courthouse  at 
Sp»rta,  Wis.,  for  Monroe  county.  The  building  will 
be  sixty-seven  feet  wide  and  100  feet  long,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  be  built  of  stone  and 
adorned  with  a  central  tower,  have  slate  roof,  tire- 
proof  walls,  mosaic  tiling,  iron  stairs,  steam  heat, 
hard  wood  finish,  electric  work,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $50,000 

Architect  Charles  Thisslew  has  revised  plans  for 
the  erection  of  an  apartment  building  for  Herman 
KirchofE.  The  building  is  to  be  erected  at  the  south- 
west corner  of  Oakley  and  Wilmot  avenues  and  will 
be  five  stories  high,  irregular  in  size,  the  dimensions 
being  105  by  100  by  126  by  23  by  i8  feet,  have  stone 
fronts,  with  corner  tower  projection,  hard  wood 
finish,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  gas  ranges  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  §65,000.  It  will 
contain  twenty  apartments  of  five,  six  and  seven 
rooms  each  and  four  stores. 

Architects  R.  D.  Curry  &  Co.  will  build  five  flats 
Nos.  96-104  Lytle  street  at  a  cost  of  $45,000. 

Architects  Rohrer  Bros,  will  build  a  $60,000  four- 
story,  ^0x87,  store  and  flat  building  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  Van  Buren  street  and  Stanley  terrace. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  designed  for 
Samuel  Harris  a  four-story,  50x124,  apartment  house 
on  Jackson  avenue,  near  Fifty-fourth  street,  to  cost 
^35,000. 

Architects  Shepley,  Rutan  &  Coolidge  are  drawing 
plans  for  a  flve-story  and  basement  warehouse  which 
Sprague,  Warner  &  Co.  are  to  build  at  174  and  180 
West  Harrison  street.  The  cost  of  the  building  will 
be  §150,000. 

Architect  William  Thomas  has  designed  for  Will- 
iam Metzger  a  three  story  and  basement,  34x64,  house, 
now  just  commenced  on  Wa  hington  boulevard,  near 
Sacicimento  avenue  The  front  will  be  of  blue  stone 
and  pressed  brick.   The  cost  will  be  $35,000. 

Architects  -W.  w.  Boynton  &,  Co.  have  designed  a 
six-story  and  basement  office  building,  105x1(5  feet, 
.to  be  built  in  the  spring  at  Decatur,  111.,  by  James 
Rlillikin.  It  will  be  constructed  of  terra  cottaand 
stone,  and  will  cost  |100,000. 

Architect — Jul  de  Horvath  has  in  prepiration 
plans  for  an  immense  manufacturing  block  to  con- 
tain a  large  power  and  lightning  plant,  to  be  built 
on  the  West  Side  within  half  a  mile  of  the  City  Hall. 
It  will  be  on  a  corner  120x170  feet  and  will  be  seven 
stories  high.  It  will  be  constructed  of  brick  and 
stone  and  will  cost  §200,000. 

Arcbitects  B.  Eisendrath  &  Co.  have  designed  a 
four-.story  and  b  sement  apartment  house  to  be 
erected  on  Evans  avenue,  near  Forty-seventh  street. 
It  will  front  51  feet,  with  a  depth  of  61  feet,  and  will 
be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone  in  the  first  story  and 
Roman  pressed  brick  trimmed  with  Bedford  stone 
above  that  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  eight 
apartments  of  seven  rooms  each  They  will  be  finished 
in  hardwood  and  will  be  heated  by  steam.  The  cost 
is  estimated  at  $25,000. 


Architects  Murphy  &  Camp  have  designed  for  T. 
G.  McElligott  a  three-story  apartment  house,  25x72 
feet,  to  be  built  at  4518  Indiana  avenue.  The  front 
will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone,  and  the  interior 
will  be  finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam. 
It  will  cost  19  500. 

Architects  Hill  &  Woltersdorf  have  designed  for 
Mrs.  John  TurnbuU  a  two-story  and  basement  resi- 
dence to  be  built  at  West  Adams  street  and  Mary- 
land avenue.  It  will  front  25  feet,  with  a  depth  of 
58,  and  will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone  and  bri  „k. 
The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hardwood  and  heated 
by  a  furnace.    It  will  cost  §5,000. 

Architects  W.  W.  Boyington  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  store  and  office  building  at  Decatur,  111., 
for  James  Milliken.  It  will  be  six  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  105  by  105  feet,  with  steel  and  iron  skele- 
ton, stone  and  terra  cotta  fronts,  nave  steam  heat, 
hardwood  finish,  elevators,  marble  and  tile  work, 
flreprooflng,  composition  roof  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  about  $.00,000. 

Ruehl  &  Gatterdam  are  preparing  plans  for  a 
modern  flat  building  on  Homan  avenue  near  Thir- 
teenth street,  for  A.  Metzger.  It  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement  high.  22  by  55  feet,  have  stone  front, 
hard  wood  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  §5,500.  The  same  architects  made  plans  for  a 
building  to  contain  three  stores  and  three  flats  at  One 
Hundred  and  Twentieth  street  and  Union  avenue, 
West  Pullman,  for  M.  Betterson.  It  will  cover  75  by 
70  feet,  two  stories  and  basement  high,  have  a  front 
of  iron  and  plate  glass,  pressed  brick  and  stone  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $12,000.  The 
building  contracts  have  just  been  let. 


Covington,  Ky.  — PropoBalR  will  be  received  until  Febrn 
ary  4,  lH9i),  bv  J,  T.  Van  Hoene,  city  olerk,  for  the  por- 
ohase  of  $31,41  0  of  5  per  oent  Bsphalt  street  improvement 
bones.  The  seoorities  are  dnted  May  18,  1893,  interest  is 
payable  annually  at  the  Oity  Depository,  and  |13,0()0  of  the 
amonnt  matores  May  18,  1896.  $4,70(i  May  18,  1901,  $11,- 
900  May  18,  1902,  and  $ll,8lO  M«y  18,  1903. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKB  PLACE  BETWEBN  JiN.  12  ADS  JAN.   31,  1894. 

Jot  Dston'8  sub.  It  76  of  pt  of  b  6  In  JnbUHton  &  Lee's  enb  of  the  «  w  !4 
sec  20  39  14.  Feb  6,  n  a  m.  Wnlter  bu  ler,  master,  66  Portlaid  bit. 
L  N. 

Village  of  Bldseland.  ihe  n  K  H  ft  of  It  10  b  6  of  see  8  39  13.  Feb  12,  11 
f.  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  m'S  er,  tiO  Portland  Llk.  NOR. 

WeuiBorth'a  sub.  It  41  iu  h  1  of  the  a  6  I  aorei  of  ihe  w  H  of  the  n  w  % 
I  f  sec  34  a9  14  Jan  'iS*,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Portland  blk. 
L  N. 

Ooie-'  sab.  It  11  in  b  3  of  lis  22  to  25  and  Us  30  to  35  In  b  2  Us  7  to  12, 
lis  19  ID  ve  and  !ie  34  to  36  iu  b  3  atd  Its  7  to  12  and  19  to  26  In  b  5  in 
Staves  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  !i  of  sec  36  4u  13.  Feb  6.  11  a  m.  P  L 
Bhermsn,  master.  L  N. 

Waller's  sub,  H  26  in  b  1  of  the  u  w  of  the  n  e  >i  of  sec  20  39  H;  al- 
so Its  136,  137  and  157  all  iu  b  11  In  Ausiiu's  add  to  Austiuvlile  a  au  i 
of  ihe  e  13  acres  of  th'^  n  w  ^  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  8  39  13.  Feb  12,  11 
am.  Margaret  Fitzjfer-ild,  admti  X.  L  N. 

Keeley's  sub.  It  9  of  the  s  pt  o'  It  6  iu  b  26  In  the  Oanal  Trustees  sob.of 

the  8  frac  of  sec  29  39  14.  Feb  «,  11  a  m.  Kflw  A  Lioker,  masttr,  1  09 

Tac 'ma  bldg.  L  N. 
Melville's  sub.  Its  89  90  and  91  of  b  22  in  the  Canal  Trustee's  sub  of  etc 

7  39  14.  Feb  «,  11  a  m.  Kdw  A  Diclier,  master.  L  N. 
Lt  42  in  subblk  1  in  outlt  or  b  47  in  the  w  Vt  aud  the  w  H  of  the  n  e 

of  seu  17  39  14   Feb  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Ijicaer,  master.  L  N. 
Rosaumerkel's  sub,  ihe  e  SO  f(  of  It  32  of  It  31  i  1  i-ohool  Trustees  sub 

of  s  'C  16  38  14.  Feb  6,  12  m.  Jno  J  Uealy.  mait«r,  401-407  Kedzle  bldg. 

L  X. 

Kralovec  &  HononeichliS  sub.  It  34  of  b  13  ia  J  hnston  &  Lee's  sub.  of 
the  8  w  "i  of  sec  ^0  39  14.  Feb  1,  11  a  m.  Jlo  T  Noyes,  msster.  88 
aud  90  W ushiugton  St.  L  B. 

Evanston,  Browu's  add.  It  1  in  b  2.  Fab  1,  11  a  m.  Hermanns  De  Boen,, 
admtr.  L  J 

Davis,  outh  add.  It  5  In  b  2,  betrg  a  sub  of  the  s  e  }4  of  the  s  w  !4  of 
sec  28  39  14  Feb  4,  11  a  m.   Hiram  Barber,  master.  L  N. 

LaSe  View,  Clark.*:  MoOoi  nell's  add.  It  28  in  b  1,  beiug  a  sub  of  Its  31 
and  32  iu  Pine  Grove,  sec  21  40  14.  Feb  6,  2  p  m.  Jeremiah  le  mUig, 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Hubbard's  sab.  Its  38  and  39  of  It  1  ia|Olough  &  Barney's  snb  nf  I  s  34 
aLd  :<6  in  School  Trustees  sub  of  sec  I'i  38  14.  Feb  6,  2  p  m,  Jeremiah 
lea    i  g,  master.  L  N. 

Bradwell's  add.  It  16  In  b  3  belcg  a  sub  of  17  acres  In  the  s  w  H  of  sec 
31  40  14.  Feb  4,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 

buinmerdale.  It  43  iu  b  6  a  sub  in  sect  7  and  8  40  1'.  Feb  6,  11  a  m.  Qej 

Ba-8,  master,  109  Hartford  bl  g.  L  B. 
Qbffieli's  sub.  Us  25  and  26  of  pt  of  the  s  !4  of  ths  eeMof  tie  s  w  !4  of 

seo  27  41  14.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  Jno  P  Noyes,  master.  L  B. 
Oass  sub.  Its  20  in  b  5  of  the  e  30  acres  of  the  s  64  acres  of  the  n  w  H 

of  sec  25  39  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  Jno  V  Noyes,  master.  L  B. 


Williampport,  Pa  — LJy  an  ordinance  enacted  dating  the 
year,  the  oity  will  soon  become  possessed  of  a  sewer  fond 
of  1100,000,  the  approp'-iatiou  of  which  will  call  for  the 
utmost  oare  and  vigiUnoe.  This  sum  of  money  will  be 
raised  by  the  sale  of  bonds  authorized  by  an  ordinance 
providing  for  the  increase  of  the  oity  debt. 

The  board  of  frteholders  of  Hudson  county,  N.  J.,  has 
pass  d  a  resolution  providing  for  the  issue  of  $fi00,(i00 
worth  of  4  per  oent  boulevard  bonds.  The  act  of  1888, 
which  allowed  the  construction  of  the  boulevard,  provided 
for  the  issue  of  $2,roo,OOfi  worth  of  bon  is.  So  far  only 
$l,5U<i,'  00  of  the  amonnt  has  been  issued  Ths  new  bondb 
will  be  five  in  number,  of  #10'  ,'  00  each,  payable  in  30 
years. 

The  Atlanta,  Qa.,  Gas  Light  Co.  proposes  to  make  a 
large  issue  of  bonds.  Of  the  amonnt  realized  from  the 
sale  of  these  bondi  $5(  0,<  O'l  will  be  ppent  on  the  improve- 
ment of  the  service  in  Atlanta  during  the  coming  year. 

The  South  Bend,  lod.,  council  has  authorized  the  issue 
of  $5,500  worth  of  6  per  oent  bonds  for  the  East  Jefferson 
street  improvement  and  $8,000  six  per  oent  bonds  on  the 
West  Jefferson  street  improvement. 

Oa  February  19  the  citizens  of  Soottsdale,  Pa.,  will  vote 
on  the  issue  of  creating  a  bonded  indebtedness  of  $30,000 
for  street  paving,  curbing  and  sewerage. 

Harrisburg,  Pa.,  will  issue  4  per  cent  bonds  to  refund 
$240,000  worth  of  6  per  oent  bonds  now  due. 


"BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE." 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fa&t 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  liail- 
way  ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Cros.-e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
'^ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conrecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibiled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam  heated  trains  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


Lts  26  and  27  in  b  2  in  the  sub  of  the  e  V%  of  the  e  i4  of  the  s  w  ii  of 

the  s  w  !4  of  seo  8  38  14.  Fob  5,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  maelor,  102 

Ohioago  Upara  Honse.  L  B. 
Nenberry's  sub,  Its  10  and  11  in  b  6  of  the  n  1162.61  ft  of  the  e  H  of  the 

u  e  H  of  8  c  8  38  14.  Jan  30,  11  a  m     Wirt  E   Humphrey,  master  89 

Madison  St.  L  B. 

Webster's  sub.  It  1  subblk  1  of  b  45  of  ru'lts  3  pnd  In 'h""  Oen  il  Trus- 
tees sub,  of  the  w  Vt  ot  sec  21  39  14.  Feb  2,  II  a  m,  Jno  T  Noyes,  mas- 
ter. L  B. 

Olarkdale,  Its  29  aud  30  in  b  5  beiug  a  sub  bv  Qeo  T  Potter  of  the  a  e  V4 
of  the  u  w  of  sec  35  38  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  F  E  Halligau,  master.   L  U. 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  .39  in  b  7  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  n  w  M  of  seo  2)  38  H. 

Feb  2,  11  a  m.  F  C  Halligan,  master.  L  B 
Auburn  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  In  the  resnb  of  b  15,  being  a  sub  i  1  peo  28  38  14. 

Feb 5,  11  a  -u.  Wm  F  Weimers,  master,  630  Opera  House  bldg,  L  B. 
Clark's  sub.  It  16  in  b  2  of  b  8  of  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub.  of  t"ie  w   V4  of 

the  s  e  M  of  sec  6  3S  14.  Feb  6,  11  a  m.  Oeo  Baas,  master  L  B. 

Goodwin's  snb,  It  45  In  b  6  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  w  %,  of  seo  20  38  14. 
jau  21,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  i  xi  Wastiington  st.   L  B. 

Johnston's  sub,  the  e  !4  of  It  26  in  b  1  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  36 
40  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  dusau  tfi  White,  admtrx    L  B. 

Wetherbee  &  Gregory's  sub.  It  11  In  b  2  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  e  M  of  seo 

1  39  13.  jan  25, 1pm.  Geo  Beilly,  admtr.  L  N. 

Pitner's  sub,  the  n  aud  s  of  b  23  of  the  s  w  V4  of  sec  27  38  14.  Jan  21, 
11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  8-f  aud  9o  Washiugton  sc.  h  N. 

Eggleston's  2nd  sab,  the  n  H  of  It  15  and  'he  8  '-i  of  It  15  b  4  in  fee  28 

38  14.  Jail  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Snpr  Ot  Oomm,  It  5  iu  the  sub  of  Its  29  to  32  in  b  2  nf  bs  14 15  and  16  and 
21  in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  H  of  the  a  e     ot  seo  18  39  14.  jan  22, 

2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master,  2o  Reaper  blk   L  N. 

Sharp  &  dmith's  sub.  It  63  of  b  42  of  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub,  of  the  s  w 
H  of  seo  17  39  14.  jan  22,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master   L  N. 

Smith's  sub.  It  1  of  Its  6  7  8  and  9  of  b  4  sub  of  it  3  of  the  Oircait  Ot  ptn 
of  the  s  y,  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  12  39  13.  jan  21,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor 
Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Bawson's  sub.  It  10  of  b  4  of  ihe  e     of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  8  e  ^  of  seo  13 

39  13.  j.'in  21,  11  a  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washiugton  st. 
L  N. 

The  6  V4  of  the  s  e  U  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  20  and  the  n  e  H  (ex  the  n  2 
acres  of  the  w  V4  of  said  n  e  H)  of  the  e  e  V4  of  the  n  e  %  ot  sec  20  39 

13.  Mar20,  10  am.  Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  86  Madison  st.    L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Healy  Bros  sub,  the  uud  H  of  snblts  2  to  15  in  the  snb  of  It  2  ot  pt  Its  1 
I  nd  2  6  4  iu  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  sec  29  29  14.  Jan  22,  10  a  m. 
Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

80  Oh'gj,  Doyles  add,  It  19  in  b  1  sec  6  37  15,  also  Us  26  and  27  in  b  7^ 
in  O  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  sub  in  seos  5  and  6  37  1ft,  also  it  35  in  b  67  In  said 
sub.  jdn  22, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Ayers  &  Hamilton's  sab.  Us  12  and  13  of  the  s  4  20-100  acres  of  b  89  in 
the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  !4  of  the  8  e  !4  seo  21  39  14.  jan  22, 
10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

The  and  H  of  w  V4  of  n  e  !4  of  sec  1  39  12.  jau  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOR. 

White  '  sub.  It  5  b  1  of       acres  n  of  8  33  rods  5V4  ft  of  s  e  W  of  n  e 
9  38  14.  jan  22  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

0  &  (1  C  *  D  Go's  sub.  It  5  b  9  in  sees  5  and  6  37  15.  jaa  2!,  10  a  m.  Jas 

Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Scammon  &  Dickey's  sub  It  60  b  2  of  w  !4  8  e  !4  e  of  I  0  Ry  sec  28  39  14. 

jan  15, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 
Sheridan  Drive,  Feinberg  add.  It  128  and  129  in  the  s  9  }4  of  seo  20  40 

14.  jan  15,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Begewesoh  mb,  nsbTavi%ue%  and  w  165.88  ft  of  n  1162.3  ft  s  e  !4 
u  e  k  sec  31  37  16.  jan  22,  11  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Garfield  blvd,  Oumming's  add.  It  36  being  a  sub  of  It  2  in  b  3  and  It  2  iu 
b  4  in  the  Circuit  Ot  ptn  a  sub  of  the  w  Vt  ot  the  h  w  J.*  of  sec  14  39 
13.  Jan  8, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 


January  26,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


87 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Jany.  24,  1895. 

Sales.  Amomt. 

Olty,  over  11,000   253  11.773,589 

0it7,  under  tl,000   Ill  68,603 

Oounty    149  201,764 

Total    el3         J  2,043,956 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Jany.  25,  1894. 

8a!e8.  AmoQnt- 

Olty,  over  11,000                             299  Il,817,f66 

C'ty,  under  1,000...                       1  1  90,8a 

_  .only                                        159  312,901 

12,221.558 


Total   603 


Aberdeen  at,  75  ft  s  of  73rd,  e  f  50x124, 
aod  other  pp'y ;  Nov  23,  '94.  S  Eiohberg 
to  F  D  OrOQtt  $6,U(iO 

Adama  st,  76  ft  e  of  W  43rd.  n  f  50x121; 
Jan  2.  L  R  Snow  to  J  Viseer  11,800 

Adams  av,  n  e  cor  84th  st,  w  f  106x1  iO; 
Jan  7.  E  B  Camp  to  J  Rosen   $i  850 

Adams  at,  loH  ft  e  of  St  Lonis  av.  s  f  2os 
180;  Jan  -^2.  H  Oberndorf  to  C  W  Gray 
 $4,000 

Adams  st,  1  6  f t  w  of  W  iUt,  a  f  25x121; 
Nov  26'94.  I  R  Mansfield  to  E  Knapp 
 11.125 

Adams  st,  175  ft  e  of  St  Lonis  av,  s  f  25x 
18P;  Jan  16.  H  QreeDebaom  to  0  W 
Gray  $4,000 

Albany  av,  275  n  of  13th  st,  e  f  ."iO  x  144; 
Jan  4.  J  F  Beoeinger  to  W  W  Snfkin 
 $5,000 

Ambrose  s',  225  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  2fi  x 
124;  Jan  4,'!J2.  F  Heidenblnth  to  J 
Weeks   $5,200 

Armour  av,  148  ft  s  of  44th  st.  e  f  25x110; 
Jan  1.  F  VV  Botha  to  A  Bothe  $2,500 

Atlantic  st.  275  ft  n  of  50th,  w  f  25x124; 
J.-n  22.  G  Eddil  to  D  O'OoDnell  . . .  $3,(  00 

Avers  av,  n  e  oor  W  18th  st,  vp  f  50x116; 
Jan  22.  J  M  Happ  to  G  Sta»a  $2,000 

Balmoral  av,  s  e  cor  of  Woloott  st,  n  f 
150x126;  Jan  15.  G  Anderson  to  H 
Miller  $5,000 

Barclay  ft.  213  ft  s  of  Division,  w  f  24  x 
123;  Jan  23.  M  MoNolty  to  A  Birkner 
 $6,626 

Bismarck  st,  265  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  25  X  125;  Jan  8.  O  G  H  Anderson  to  A 
Marney    $8,500 

Bonney  av,  40  ft  n  of  W  25th  st,  w  f  34x 
125;  Jan  14.  M  M  White  to  W  S  Barley 
 $2,500 

Bostworth  av,  141  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  50 
X  123;  Jan  21.  OH  Siokei  et  al  to  J 
Aland  $2,400 

Branch  st,  308  ft  n  w  of  Cherry  av,  s  w  f 
130x115;  Jan  21.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J 
O'Connor  Jr   $1,200 

Banker  and  Twelfth  sts,  alley  lot  bst,  107 
ft  w  of  Clinton,  20x62,  more  or  less,- Jan 
5.  J  Baresh  to  M  Stigler  ....$1,235 

California  av,  100  ft  s  of  Congress  et,  e  f 
25x125;  Jan  8.  W  M  Raid  to  E  M  Lud- 
low.,.-  $2,100 

California  av,  400  ft  more  or  less  n  of 
Ogden  blvd,  w  f  26x150;  Deo  22,'94.  D 
D  Healy  to  M  McCarthy  $?,70O 

Calumet  av,  251  f t  s  o'  35th  st,  w  f  26x54; 
Nov  22,  '»0.  F  W  Campbell  to  J  Roell- 
ing  $8.5'0 

Calnmet  av,  34i^  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  16x 
71,  also  69th  st,  76  ft  e  of  Calnmet  av, 
a  f  323^x89;  Nov  15,  '94.  E  B  Camp  to 
0  D  Co  veil    $16,000 

Canal  st,  200  ft  s  of  30th,  e  f  25x126;  Jan 
23.  M  E  Fearing  to  R  Forschler.  .  .$3,500 

Canal  st  S,  100  ft  n  of  Madison,  w  f 
64  10-12x150;  Jan  14.  Est  of  Margaret 
Forsyth  to  Mary  H  Forsyth   $100,000 

Carpenter  st,  s  e  cor  56th,  w  f  49x124,  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  2 1,  fi  D  Ssaton  to  E 
Lathrop   $3,500 

Central  Park  av,  50  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
25x177;  June  7,'94.  M  Herlein  to  O  3ar- 
tel  $1,000 

Center  st,  47  ft  w  of  ShefiBeld  av,  n  f  21x 
100;  Jan  16.  C  C  W  Rohrbeck  to  A  L 
Van  Heule  $3,100 

Cbamplain  st,  s  e  cor  33d,  w  f  22  x  126; 
Jan  23.  C  Morollon  to  W  Frink.  ..$1,700 

Champlain  av,  236  ft  a  of  47th  st,  e  f  33>^ 
xl24;  Jan  19.  T  D  Sore  to  W  T  Gore 
 $12,000 

Cbamplain  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  19.  W  T 
Gore  to  H  A  Gore  $12,000 

Chatham  st,  164  ft  n  of  Hobbie,  e  f  50  ft 
ruoniug  through  to  Crosby;  Feb  16,'91. 
C  Butler  to  Chicago  Gas  Light  and 
Ooke  Company  $6,000 


Cherry  pi,  154  ft  e  of  Perry  av,8  f  25x111, 
Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  J  A  Olson  . . .  $3,100 

Chestnut  pi,  74  ft  a  e  of  Delaware,  w  f  27 
X  100;  Jan  22.  Est  of  J  Cosway  to  S  A 
Cosway  $1,700 

Clark  st  N,  n  e  cor  Illinois,  w  f  25  8-lOx 
100,  being  leasehold  interest  under  a 
lease;  Jan  19.  H  Magnus  to  W  F  Matf- 
nuB  $I5,C0C 

Clark  st,  113  ft  8  of  19th,  e  f  und  1-3  of 
50  X  79;  Jan  21.  A  Donigan  to  F  Doni 
gan  et  al  $1,000' 

Clark  at  N,  138  ft  a  e  of  hacine  av,  a  w  f 
50x125;  Jan  11.  The  Turn  Verein  Waah- 
ington  to  Peter  Hand  Brewing  Co. $8,000 

Clifton  av,  275  ft  a  of  Garfield,  w  f  25x124; 
Jan  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  A  Euhn  et  al 
 $2,444 

Clinton  st,  152  ft  s  of  118th,  e  f  26  x  123; 
Deo  15,  '94.  H  Gano  et  al  to  J  Joyner 
 $1,800 

Clinton  st,  227  ft  s  of  118th,  e  f  25  x  123; 
Dec  15, '94.  Same  to  S  C  Joyner  ...  $1 ,800 

Clybourn  av,  300  ft  n  w  of  Faalina  st,  s  w 
f  25  X  150,  Jan  18.  F  Dembaoh  to  G  A 
Straub   $5,300 

Columbia  av,  log  ft  s  of  Dickens,  e  f  50x 
125;  DdO  13,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  3 
Gary  $2,630 

Courtland  st,  74  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  9  f  5;;x 
1371^;  Nov  22,  '94.  F  J  Wishman  to  J  A 
Karlson  $13,f^00 

Crawford  av,  50  ft  s  of  Carroll  st,  w  f  50x 
122;  Oct  i,'94.  J  A  Westerlucd  to  JN 
Swanaon  $1,500 

Davia  st,  41  ft  s  of  Potomac  av,  w  f  24x 
125,  Dec  2>,  '94.  J  M  Watson  to  G  R 
Robertson  $l,10n 

DeKoven  st,  100  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  n  f 
25  X  119  ond  }4  int;  Jan  24.  Est  of  J 
Saner  to  A  Saner  $1,190 

Desplaiiea  al,  n  e  oor  122nd,  w  f  125x123; 
Jan  15.  Am  T  and  8  Bank  to  E  Nickel 
 $?,«00 

Diokene  av,  151  ft  e  of  Homan,  a  f  28xi5i'; 
Jan  8.  E  L  O'Henrne  to  S  J  Hobba  $ 

Diversey  av,n  e  cor  Hamlin,  s  f  25  x  125; 
Jan  6.  E  Stock  to  H  F  Bartling  ....  $1,000 

Division  st,  264  ft  w  of  Sheridan,  s  f  24x 
124;  Jan  21.  77  W  Lange  to  W  Lange 
 $1,100 

Division  at,  100  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  a  f 
24x125;  Jan  17.  J  Kopaneki  to  E  Swie- 
ohowilz   $6,500 

Drake  av,  144  ft  a  of  Huron  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Jan  11.  E  P  Wheatley  to  G  L  Rood 
  $1,000 

Drexel  blvd,  n  w  oor  of  51st  st,  e  f  129x 
191)^  ft;  Deo  8,  '94.  J  Dexter  to  J  Fox 
  $65,790 

Drexel  blvd,  2663^  ft  s  of  46th  af,  e  f  30x 
200;  Dec  7,'94.  M  E  Greenebaam  to  H 
D  Moss  $13,.500 

Drexel  av,  n  e  cor  78th  at,  w  f  36x125;  Jan 
18.  F  W  Shore  to  Masonic  B  L  and  S 
Assn  $2,500 

Edwards  av,  150  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Deo  31, '94.  J  Bradenberg  to  N  N 
Johnson   $2,800 

Eighteenth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24x 
125;  Jan  23.  A  Rezek  to  J  Serpan. $2,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  s  e  cor  Lincoln,  n  f  399x 
598,  more  or  less,  Deo  5,  '94.  T  W 
Phinney  to  Chicago  Union  Lime  Works 
Company    $100,000 

Eighteenth  st  W.  s  e  oor  Robey,  n  f  GOoj^ 
x598i^;  Dec  5,'rf4.  T  W  Phioney  to  Chi- 
cago Union  Lime  Company  $150,000 

Eighty-fonrth  st,  n  w  oor  Waloott  av,  s  f 
162x189;  Oct  17,  '94.  E  J  Austin  to  F  L 
Rigga  $3,600 

Ellis  av,  80  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  20  x  171; 
Dec  13, '94.  F  Meroer  to  E  0  Ferguson 
 $16,000 

Elston  av,  250  ft  n  w  of  Division,  n  e  f  225 
X  125;  Deo  5,  '94.  J  Shults  to  A  H  Hill 
 $2,700 

Emerald  av,  200  ft  s  of  3l8t  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  15.  D  Murdock  to  L  Nubling. ,  $1,500 

Emerson  av,  263  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  24x 
92;  Jan  7.  L  Neilson  to  O  Oh  Lymgaaa 
 $1,300 

Erie  at,  951  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  25  x  100; 
Apr  25,'94.  G  W  Streetek  to  E  Cook 
 $10,000 

Erie  st,  125  ft  w  of  Armour,  n  f  25x125; 
Jan  9  FO  Voas  lo  J  Voss  $4,000 

Essex  av,  174  ft  n  of  92nd  st,  e  f  37i^x  125; 
Jan  15.  J  O  Morris  to  F  K  Sawyer. $1,125 

Evanston  av,  383  ft  n  of  Victor,  e  f  50x 
125;  Doo  20,  '94.  J  L  B^y  to  L  Falke- 
nau  $2,000 

Ewing  av,  100  ft  a  of  97th  st,  w  f  25x120; 
Jan  16,  A  Rehm  to  H  Scherer  $1,200 

Fai'-view  av,  180  ft  n  of  FoUerton.  w  f  25 
xl26;  Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  W  Erland- 
Bon  f  2,200 


Fairview  av,  350  ft  8  of  Greenwood,  w  f 
25x126;  Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  P  H  Gant- 
zel   $2,80') 

Farwell  av,  1.^1  ft  s  of  63rd  st.  e  f  26x122; 
Jan  19.  O  Jones  to  E  W  Culler  #1,500 

Fifty  ninth  at,  59  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  t 
17'?xl32,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  18'94.  L 
G  Thomas  to  C  H  Marshall   $20,000 

Forrestville  av,  203  ft  n  of  Snth  st,  w  f  70 
X  125;  Jan  22.  F  Wieueke  to  S  W  Eiss 
 $:i5,0C0 

Forest  av,  220  ft  e  of  93rd  st,  w  f  100x173; 
Jan  10.  C  H  Killough  to  F  L  Jewett.$.i,000 

Forty-third  at  ue  cor  Champ  ain  av,  s  f 
44x82,  more  or  less;  Jan  21.  E  E  Wilcox  j 
to  V\'  W  Watkins  $35,i)f  0 

Forty-third  «t  W,  n  e  cor  28tb,  wf  50xri4; 
Jan  P.  P  K  White  to  J  Richardson. $1,200 

Forty-fourth  at  V\ ,  25  ft  n  of  Randolph,  e 
f  25x125;  Jan  16.  O  Remmer  to  J  CoUu.s 
 $1,000 

Forty-fourth  st,  200  ft  w  of  Man-hill,  s  f 
2.^x126;  Jan  22.  B  A  Kinkade  to  W  M 
Maney   $3,150 

Ko!-ty-fonrth  et  W,  180  ft  n  of  Hir-ch,  w  f 
,'^.0x126;  Jan  14.  A  W  Jaeger  to  U  L 
Amberg  -  $1.00(i 

Forty  seventh  st,  150  ft  6  of  Gross  bv,  s  f 
25  ft  running  through  to  Gross  av,  Dto 
20.  '94.  S  E  Gross  to  A  Monatian . .  $4,200 

Forty-eighth  ct  N.  239  ft  n  of  Armitwge 
av.  e  f  50x176;  Jan  23.  J  G  Lareen  to  E 
C  Larsen  $1,50  ) 

FraLoisco  st,  75  ft  n  of  Thomas,  e  f  2ox 
l?5;  Oct  5,  '94.  O  Johnson  to  J  H  Berg 
gren     $3,350 

Franoi-:co  av,  52  ft  a  of  Walnut  at,  w  f  78 
206,  ex  e  18  10-i2  ft  of  lot  12;  Jan  17. 
G  K  Bowea  to  J  H  Londrigan  $5  (  0  1 

George  av,  292  ft  e  of  Sonlhport,  n  f  26  x 
125;  Jan  7.  Eat  of  J  P  Ohrman  to  W 
Seiffe  $2,600 

George  av  same,  property  as  above;  Jan  8. 
W  Seifife  to  H  L  Ohrman  $2(0' 

Graoeland  av,  n  e  cor  Robey  s*,  s  f  47x118; 
Jan  19.  A  W  Baker  to  M  B  Uelm..$6  50(i 

Graoeland  av,  173  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  s  f  25x 
125;  Jan  17.  S  Brown  Jr  to  J  F  Goetz 
 $1,1120 

Graoeland  av,  100  ft  e  of  Ashland,-  n  f  25x 
150;  Aug  17,  '93.  G  R  Hall  to  L  Lond- 
gren   $3,ooo 

Grace  st.  50  ft  e  of  W  oodside  av,  n  f  37J^ 
xl20;  Jan  14.  N  Olson  to  I  H  1  horelins 
   $5,4(.0 

Grand  av,  n  e  cor  Hanson,  s  f  69x125;  Jan 
11.  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  A  Doberneck. $1,350 

Grant  pi,  n  e  oor  7fith  st,  w  f  119x50,  more 
or  less,  Nov  16,'.^4.  G  M  Hantree  to  B 
J  Vanderbert  $2,000 

Green  Bay  av,  105  ft  s  of  89ih  st,  w  f  25x 
140;  Deo  31,  '94.  N  N  Johnson  to  J 
Bradenburg    $1,200 

Green  st,  241  ft  s  of  7]et,  e  f  26x124;  Jan 
19.  E  J  Graham  to  W  Barnard. . .  $1,475 

Greenwood  av,  475  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 
151;  Dec  8,  '94.  J  F  Ress  to  W  0  Good- 
man  $2,2.50 

Grenshaw  st,  60  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  u  f 
20x115;  Feb  10,'90.  B  B  Campbell  10  H 
F  Gallagher   $3,750 

Halsted  st,  350  ft  s  of  89th,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  10.  8  D  Walden  to  S  H  Feldkamp 
  $2,600 

Balsted  st,  175  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  £0x125; 
Jan  17.  W  T  Churoh  to  C  Spier. .  .  $8,000 

Halsted  st,  274  ft  n  of  Gist,  e  f  24xli5; 
Jan  17.  W  T  Churoh  to  0  Spier  $2,500 

Hall  st,  454  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  e  f  30x 
150;  Jan  4.  Estate  of  R  Meadowcraft  et 
al  to  J  U  Schnlz  $2,500 

Hamlin  av,  s  w  cor  28th  st,  e  f  50x125;  Jan 
7.  R  J  Bremner  to  E  H  Rorig  . . .  .$1,200 

Hancock  av,  300  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  26x177;  Jan  14.  W  Karban  to  G  Novak 
 $3,200 

Harvard  st,  219  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
25x124;  Jan  10,  '93.  8  W  Rawson  to  J 
Ryan  $2,400 

Holt  st,  52  ft  8  of  Blanche,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  18.  J  Wizala  to  8  Kolodzinaki. $3,400 

Holt  st,  253  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  24x1  lO; 
Jan  17.  J  Rybarczyk  to  A  Bybarczyk 
 $2,500 

Holt  st,  253  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  24x110; 
Jan  18.  A  Rybarczyk  to  A  Rybarczyk 

 $>,ero 

Homan  av,  251  f t  n  of  W  23d  st,  e  f  25  x 
124;  Jan  9.  J  Gregory  to  0  Wolff  Sr 
 $1.0f0 

Homer  at,  250  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  49x 
125;  Jan  22.  H  R  Rook  to  W  Wallace 
 $4,000 

Honore  et,  n  e  oor  66th,  w  f  33x97;  Jan  8. 
Mast  in  Chy  to  M  A  Perham . .  $1,311 

Houaton  av,  s  w  oor  86th  si,  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  16.  I  Witkowski  to  Q  Witkowski 


 $2,5f0 

Jackson  at,  299  ft  e  of  Loomis,  n  f  2Vx 
120;  Jan  21.  E  E  Morgan  to  J  Murray 
 $5,500 

Jackson  av,  2(0  ft  w-of  Forest,  a  f  114)ijX 
170;  Jan  14.  C  E  Simmins  to  A  M  Hitch- 
cook   $2,700 

Jackson  at.  ICO  f t  w  of  w  40th,  n  f  25x124; 
Jan  12.  E  M  T  R  Ferguson  to  J  F  Lloyd 
  ..  $4,400 

Kedzie  av,  125  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  w  f  vtj. 
126;  Jan  16.  0  L  Watson  to  P  8  Nielsnn 
  $1,:^00 

Kepzie  av,  68  ft  b  of  William  st  e  f  25x 
l-;;5;  Jan  2.  W  H  Bowman  to  R  Dietz 
 $1,550 

Aenmore  av,  50  ft  n  of  N  59th  at,  w  f  60x 
1511;  Jan  2.  C  B  Prouty  to  E  Heim  $4,'  0  J 

Kensington  av,  776  ft  e  of  Howard,  s  f  25 
x210;  Jan  18.  L  Barkowski  to  8  bhopira 
 $5,000 

Kimbark  av,  8  w  cor  52nd  st,  e  f  25x116; 
Jan  3.  G  L  Vance  et  al  to  A  Dixen.fU  500 

Kinney  av,  200  ft  b  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x162; 
Jan  18.  L  M  Rehnquist  to  A  Rehuquist 
 $2,500 

Lakewood  av,  138  ft  n  of  Balmoral,  e  f 
^^l4■s\■J3•,  Nov  21,  '93.  Est  of  M  E  Mc- 
Dowell to  M  P  French  $6,121 

Lake  av,  386  ft  a  e  of  Madiaon,  n  e  f  25x 
75,  more  or  lea.^  Feb  21,  '94  F  S  Rob- 
bin  to  0  Steveos   $10,i  00 

Lake  st,  n  e  cor  Peoria,  s  f  50ili'>;  May 
1,'94.  Estate  of  P  R  Boyle  to  J  t^tjene 
 ,  -;I8,509 

Lake  av,  a  w  car  40ih  st,  n  e  f  50xl?8;  Jan 
21.  W  W  Watkins  to  E  E  Wilcox ..  $JO,oCO 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  236  aod  238;  Jan 
19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Keene   f  1,726 

Lake  av,  386  ft  6  e  of  Madi.=>on,  n  e  f  25x 
75,  more  or  less,  Moh  2,  '94.  C  Stevens 
to  F  8  Rowe   $10,000 

Lake  st,  100  ft  e  of  St  Lonis  av,  s  f  26x 
^■5,  more  or  less;  Jan  19.  C  E  Catiin  to 
E  de  St  Aubin   $2,350 

Laogley  av,  226  ftn  of  49th  st,  e  f  25xrj4; 
Jan  21.  M  F  Riggle  to  W  8  Payne  $8,500 

Laughton  st,  290  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  17.  A  S  Norman  "to  A  OUon 
  ..  $l,25j 

Leavitt  at,  s  w  oor  Rhine,  e  f  i20xl20;Nov 
24, '94.  J  Waswo  to  8  Meroinkowski 
 $5,000 

Leavitt  at,  211  ft  n  of  Polk,  e  f  23x126; 
Jan  21.  0  W  Pardridge  to  M  A  Vesey 
 #3,600 

Lexington  at,  300  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
25x124;  Jan  9.  J  C  King  to  v\  T  Carring- 
ton      $1.'  0 ) 

Lot  16,  f-ub  of  a  ^  o'  blk  6  and  n  }4  b'k 
7,  Tyrrell  B  and  K  sub  e  3^  s  e  34  1 1 ,  39, 
13,  lying  n  of  Lake  st;  Mch  29,'94.  E  K 
Cox  to  G  J  Buckley   $2,125 

Lots  28  and  29  (exsw  I  7  ft).  Floornoy '.-( 
reanb  of  Jones  &  P  add;  Jan  19.  Wo 
Hall  to  J  W  Davis   $5,0.  0 

Lot  on  alley  bet  Wilton  and  Sheffield  av, 
179  ft  n  of  Waveland,  35x50;  Jan  3.  W 
P  Chapman  to  0  Buckingham  ... $1,600 

Lowe  av,  i73  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  50x125; 
Jan  18.  E  M  Hotchkin  et  alto  J  Murphy 
  $1,600 

Madison  av,  28  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  22x 
160;  Jan  16.  L  D  Thomas  to  L  Day 
   $15,000 

Madison  st,  100  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  s  f  25x 
xll6;  Jan  7,  '91.  C  H  Harrison  to  M  F 
Bulkley  $13,000 

Madison  st,  51  f  t  e  of  W  43rd,  n  f  25x121; 
Jan  19.  James  Keefe  to  John  Keefe 
 $2,500 

Maplewood  av,  premises  No  938;  Jan  21. 
T  Wrobel  to  E  L  Hambleton  $1,6C0 

Maple  av,  a  e  cor  North,  w  f  297x122,  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  18.  R  W  Bridge  to  A  T 
Lay  $6,498 

Maple  pi,  154  ft  w  of  Powell  av,  n  f  25x 
111;  Jan  18.  A  Larson  to  J  Thomas 
 $2,400 

Maple  pi,  124  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  n  f  30x 
111;  Jan  12.  A  Larson  to  O  Hoffmann 
 $2,850 

Mar-^hfield  av,  276  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  50x 
123;  Jan  16.  I  A  Combs  to  E  A  Wakeley 
  $11,000 

Marshfield  av,  n  w  ocr  58th  st,  e  f  48xl2.">; 
Jan  12.  E  F  Miner  to  F  L  Jewett .  .$},250 

Marshfield  av,  n  w  cor  58th  st.  e  f  48x125; 
Jan  12.  B  D  Miner  to  F  L  Jewett.. $3,260 

Marshfield  av,  30  ft  n  of  64th  at,  e  f  25  x 
123;  Jan  10.  J  B  Brown  to  J  J  Taylor 
 $2,700 

Matteaon  at,  312  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f  24x 
126;  Jan  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Forresters' 
Building  and  Loan  Association  ....  $1,614 

Maud  av,  225  ft  s  e  of  Osgood  st,  s  w  f  25 
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88 


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January  26,  1895. 


Oflice 
Desks 
Furniture. 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


AND 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


0£&oe  Telephone,  Harrison  410, 
ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOE 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


Lo  IS  Lukes,  Manager. 


Telephone  Main  1181. 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  &,  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Bn;  and  sell  Real  Estate  on  Commission,  manage 
estates  for  non-residents,  negotiate  Srst  mortgage 
loans,  ooUeot  rents  and  pa;  taxes. 

94and  06  Dearborn  Street. 

Main  Floor.  Telephone  23eS . 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsDiTiPst  Restaurant  in 
flmerica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fisli  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  PRKSS  CbAiaiS  COMPAMlf, 

JOHN  WEDDEBBDIIN,     "     MANAGING  ATTOBNET, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


TYFE  WRIT  E  K  S . 

ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

Hamnnonds,etc. 

At  40  to  60  per  cent  below  mann- 
factnrers  pri.  e§.  Every  machine 
fully  guaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  oorrecpondinBly  low  rates,  al- 
lowing a  montu's  rent  to  apply  on 
price. 

TYPEWRITER  EMPORIUM, 


Tel.  Main  3288. 


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TURN  UP  YOUR  PANS 


TO  CATCH 


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Ihe  most  renaunerative,  the  surest 
and  safest  investment  you  can  make  of 
your  idle  money  is  in  WE3T  SUPESIOE 
SEAL  ESTATE.  At  present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  make  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPEaiOE,  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAEE  SUPESIOB, 

is  rapidly  growing  to 
the  position  of  the 

METROPOLISof  the  NORTHWEST 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

The  Land  &  River  Improvement 
Gump  ANT  will  for  the  next  90  days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  $2,500,-. 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarilv  easy 
terms:  10  per  cent  down,  10  per  cent  in 
one  year,  20  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  in  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate). 
No  liability  on  part  of  purchasers  for 
further  payments. 

Send  for  f  rice  lists,  mavs,  etc.,  to 

Land  &  River  Improvement  Co., 

tVest  Superior.  Wisconsin. 


BROTHERS 

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In  the  eight  large  Salesrooms  on  first 
floor  will  be  found  all  styles  of  these 
artistic  instruments — 

UNEQUALED  m  tone. 

UN  EQUALED  inaction. 

m   UNEQUALED  in  casings. 


QUALITY, 

STYLE, 

PRICES, 

TERMS 

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PENSIONS  PBOOTJEED  FOB 

SOLDIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  dnty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
Since  the  war.  Snrvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
titled. Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 
Thousands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
for  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advioe  No  fee 
antil  saocessfnl 


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ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  k  CtiandlBB 


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Atlantic  Building.     ivs«Hf  jtfKTON,  o.  c. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

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?15  Wat)?5h  Ave  ,  CHICAGQ. 


219-221  Wabash  Ave. 


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FOR  DWELLINGS, 


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EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDEEDS  NOW  IN  USE 

And  every  one  g<Tlng  entire  BstlstBouou. 


IV  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Archlteota  ar 
Oontraotors  and  Owrers.    Without  doubt  TH£ 
BJEST  IN  THK  JUAJBKKT. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY. 

ISO    SOtli  STREET 

CHICAGO  ILL. 


EJSTABLiISHBD  ISSS- 


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SIGN  PAINTING 

AND  OFFICE  LETTERING 

In  ancient  and  modern  styles.  First-class  work  and  democratic  prices,  bring  your 
bullion  and  see  us  work.   Board  Signs,  Glass  Signs,  Metal  Signs  and  Cloth  Signs 


Phone  5337. 


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CHICAGO  ILL. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Rp'sHp'r  will  you  kindly  accept  this  in 
iico-v^ci  >vitation  to  visit  us  at  No.  46 
Jackson  Street,  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Gra  nd  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  '-POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

pea.se  piano  company, 

46  Jackson  Street, 

CH*»  MacDONAfiD,  Chir.ncro 
jKesident  aiana«er 


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89 


(Ooatinued  from  page  87.) 
X  100;  Jan  8.    OA  Hebert  to  F  Eandes 
 $3,400 

Yaxwell  st.  325  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  n  f  26x 
100;  Jan  2.R  Jaoobson  to  W  Jaoobson 
  ..$7,550 

MoAnley  av,  311  ft  s  of  Oonrtland,  e  f  25x 
126;  Jan  16.  E  O'Brien  to  E  G  Philbrook 
 $2,CO0 

MoGovern  st,  637  ft  w  of  Milwankee  av,  s 
f  24x140;  Jan  16.  A  0  Dahl  to  W  E  Geh- 
ring  $1,800 

Meeker  av,  200  ft  8  of  Center,  w  f  60x125; 
Jan  10.  G  F  Koester  to  J  H  Gnetschow 
  $1,200 

Melrose  si,  100  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  25  x  12fi; 
Jan  22.  J  Ealbas  to  W  G  Ealbas. .  $4,600 

Miobael  av.  s  e  oor  88th  st,  s  w  f  160x125; 
Jan  12.  J  D  Bortoato  A  O  Sbrader. $3,000 

Minnehaha  av,  24  ft  n  of  92nd  st,  w  f  50x 
134;  May  29'91.  N  K  Fairbank  to  A 
Koehler  $1,126 

Morgan  st,  If  O  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  27>^xl24; 
Jan  i.aj  Fitzgerald  to  8  Adler. .  .$4,000 

Monnd  av,  168  ft  w  of  FrinoetOD,  n  f  24x 
126;  Jan  19,  G  Q  Holden  to  A  M  MoGinn 
 $4,800 

Mozart  st,  s  w  oor  of  Woodland  av,  e  f  74 
xl26;  Jan  6.  J  B  Meyer  to  E  G  Frootor 
 $1,050 

Myrtle  av,  n  e  oor  65th  st,  w  f  70x125;  Jan 
15.  J  A  Ganger  to  E  P  Baker  $45,000 

Newport  av,  489  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  e  f  26x 
117;  Deo  28,  '94.  A  Hinz  to  0  Johnson 
   $1,800 

Nineteenth  st  W,  141  ft  e  of  Center  av,  n 
f  25  X  92;  Jan  17.  J  Blazek  to  J  Entina 
 $4,000 

Ninetieth  st,  250  ft  e  of  Sonth  Fark  av, 
6  f  60  X  122;  Oct  3,'92.  8  E  Gross  to  N 
Shade   $1,700 

Oakley  av,  259  ft  n  of  35th  st,  w  f  24x'25; 
Jan  17.  0  Sehreiber  to  E  Sohreiber. $3,000 

Ogden  blvd,  100  f t  n  e  of  Spanlding  av,  s 
e  f  25x125;  Aug  3,  '94.  P  M  Fresoott  to 
J  WGrieb  $1,860 

Oglesby  av,  600  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  60x166, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  1,  '94.  8  A  Sisson 
to  8  0  Van  Dasen  $20,000 

One  Bondred  and  Twelfth  st,  113  ft  e  of 
Portland  av,  n  f  37j^tl24;  Jan  17.  A 
Nelson  to  0  J  Nelson  $2,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fonrteenth  st,  s  e  oor 
Avenne  M,  n  f  264x595,  and  other  ppty; 
Feb  7,'94.  A  F  Thompson  to  M  F  Thomp- 
son .   $7,500 

One  Hnndred  and  Fonrteenth  st,  s  e  oor 
Watson  av,  n  f  264x594,  and  other  ppty, 
ond  %  int;  Feb  7,'94.  A  F  Thompson 
to  M  F  Thorn Dson  $8,000 

Ontario  av,  180  ft  s  of  92d  st,  «  f  25x130; 
Deo  24,'d4.  Est  of  J  Przewortki  to  J 
Zelinski   $1,200 

Osgood  st,  212  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  48x100, 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  18.  J  B  8teell  to  B 
0  Bnrbank  $10,000 

Otto  St.  2(  0  ft  e  of  Woloott,  8  f  25  X  126; 
8ept  12,'94.  H  W  Brnno  to  F  L  Brnno 
 $1,900 

Owasoo  st,  226  ft  w  of  W  4l8t,  s  f  25x124; 
Jan  14.  J  G  Gruff  to  A  Wilson  $1,000 

Park  av,  205  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f  20x84; 
Jan  21.  E  A  Eing  et  al  to  O  De  Gryse 
 $4,1  00 

Panlina  et.  60  ft  w  of  Van  Bnren.  e  f  oOx 
126;  Jan  16.  8  B  Basey  to  J  W  Basey 
et  al  $12,000 

Panlina  et,  336  ft  n  of  50th,  w  f  168x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  27,  '94.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  E  Baumann  $11,500 

Panlina  st,  24  ft  s  of  36th,  e  f  24x125;  Jan 
17.  J  Ross  to  B  Weidemann  $1,950 

Panlina  st,  s  e  oor  of  Taylor,  w  f  26x126; 
Nov  21,  '94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B  Babbitt 
  $5,335 

Ferry  av,  68  ft  n  of  Cherry  pi,  w  f  25x110; 
Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  L  M  Larson ..  .$3,600 

Perry  av,  68  ft  n  of  Maple  pi,  w  f  26x110; 
Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  G  W  Miller 
 $3,250 

Perry  av,  43  ft  8  of  Cherry  pi,  w  f  25x110; 
Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  J  P  Jansen  . .  .$3,400 

Pleasant  st,  130  ft  n  of  Division,  w  f  24x 
164;  Jan  17.  A  Jahn  to  J  Grauser  Jr 
 $2,700 

Polk  st,  8  e  oor  DeEalb,  n  w  f  35  x  100; 
Jan  8.  8  J  Bobbs  to  W  F  O'Bearne  $9,000 

Polk  st,  236  ft  w  of  Franoisoo,  s  f  23>^x 
126;  Deo  14,  '94,  0  Johnson  to  M  E 
Oanvin  $4,600 

Polk  et,  275  ft  e  of  Crawford  av,  s  f  26x 
124;  Jan  12.  T  P  Lloyd  to  R  M  T  R 
Fergnson  $1,50C 

Portland  av,  31^  ft  n  of  Napoleon  pi,  w 
f  60x125,  nnd  }4  int;  Jan  19.  J  H  Pike 
to  8  Hansen  $7,000 


Prairie  av,  190  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  e  f  25x160}^ ; 
Jan  12.  E  A  Green  to  C  E  Bortell. $11,000 

Private  st,  48  ft  s  of  Private  st  No  2,  e  f 
48x160,  nnd  %  mt  (in  Union  8took. 
yards);  Feb  7,'94.  A  F  Thompson  to  M 
F  Thompson   $6,000 

Raoine  av,  273  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  26  x  121; 
Jan9.W  J  Johnston  to  G  E  Sigwart$2,7C0 

Randolph  st,  30  ft  e  of  Clark,  n  f  60  x  70, 
leasehold  interest  therein  and  bailding 
thereon;  Jan  10.  Kedzie  Avenne  Safe 
Deposit  Co  to  Chas  8  MoCarty  ,  .$100,000 

Reynolds  av,  259  ft  s  of  89th  st,  w  f  75  x 
116;  Jan  22.  J  Littel  to  J  A  Rogers  $  .',(  00 

Riigeway  av,  209  ft  s  of  Carroll  st,  w  f 
15(1x126;  Jan  15.  E  8tock  to  A  HiDz.t2, 100 

Riohmond  av,  130  ft  s  of  Diverpey  st,  w  f 
26x125;  Jan  18.  C  E  Cessna  lo  A  Hart- 
mann    $2,760 

Robey  si,  153  ft  n  of  Taylor,  e  f  18  x  m; 
Jan  22.  M  B  Whitney  to  8  L  Flinn 
 $4,000 

Rosooe  st,  151  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  25x125; 
Jan  16.  C  L  Walter  to  J  Benrioh.  .$3,600 

Rosooe  st,  48  ft  e  of  Adelaide  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Deo  10,'94.  W  F  Fnrbeok  to  A  Tap- 
hahn  $1,(00 

Sangamon  st,  204  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  2.^x126; 
Jan  15.  F  B  Reynolds  to  De  W  C  Batts 
 $2,800 

Sawyer  av,  75  ft  n  of  25lh  s*;,  w  f  24x125; 
Jan  14.  A  Lonkota  to  E  Uorazdor?ky 
 $1,160 

Seventeenth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24 
xl26;  Deo  20,'94.  J  Potoh  to  J  Fotch  et 
al  $  V  00 

Seventeenth  st  W,  144  ft  w  of  Wood,  n  f 

24  X  125;  Jan  14.  E  Fnbyl  to  J  Wenke 
 $2,50(1 

Seventy-fonrth  st,  s  e  oor  Laflin,  n  f  375x 
48(',  more  or  less;  Deo  29,'94,  E  O  Chis- 
holm  to  F  L  Jewett  $12,600 

Seventy  sixth  st,  57  ft  w  of  Drexel  av,  n  f 
100x125;  Jan  14.  W  V  Jacobs  to  Rt  Rev 
W  E  McLaren   $6,000 

Sheffield  av,  225  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f  ti7}4 
xl23;  Jan  24.  J  A  Johnson  to  C  L  Nor- 
ton $3,000 

Sheffield  av,  377  ft  n  of  N  Clark  st,  e  f  24 
x95,  more  or  less,  Dec  29, '94.  W  M  Bloe 
toC  E  Nelson  $1,6(0 

Sherman  et,  62  ft  s  of  78th,  w  f  .S3xl25; 
Jan  16.  B  Timmermann  to  F  Salter 
 $6,0C0 

Sherman  st,  221  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 

25  X  124;  Jan  16.  E  Gillman   to  W  E 
Brinkerhoff  $5,000 

Sixtieth  st,  202  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  3(  x 
120;  Aug  13,'94.  I  W  Allen  to  A  Trebil- 
oock  $3,750 

Sixty-second  st,  100  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n 
f  25x124;  Jan  23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Second 
Chicago  B  L  and  fl  Assn   $1432 

Sixty-third  st,  67  ft  w  of  Page,  s  f  75x125; 
Jnly  27,  '94.  E  D  Bosmer  et  al  to  W  O 
Learn  $2,550 

Sixty  fifth  st,  191  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
43x150;  Jan  2  0  0  Fngh  to  0  Sqnires 
 $5,375 

Sixty-fifth  st,  8  e  cor  Hamlin  av,  n  f  2;j3x 
205;  Jan  22.  F  Wieneke  to  S  W  Eiss 
 $6,500 

Sixty-seventh  st,  n  e  cor  May,  s  f  26x126; 
Jan  17.  E  Wakeley  to  E  A  Wakeley.|8,000 

Sixty-seventh  st,  140  ft  e  of  Ferry  av,  s  f 
22xl35>^;  Jan  10.  A  R  Beck  to  R  ^byie 
 $2,700 

Sontbport  av,  s  e  cor  Waveland,  w  f  6('x 
120;  Jan  19.  J  F  Hey  Sr  to  E  Stark 
 $3,500 

Spanlding  av,  228  ft  s  of  W  24th  st,  e  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  18.  J  L 
Rodgers  to  Q  W  Rodgers  $9,350 

State  st,  300  ft  n  of  llbth,  e  f  26x126;  N.v 
3,'94.  H  E  Marler  toG  Osborne  $1,6^  0 

State  st,  275  ft  n  of  116th,  e  f  5')x  25;  Nov 
3'94.  H  E  Marler  to  G  Osborne. . .  $1,500 

State  st,  276  ft  n  of  116th,  e  f  5uxl25;  Jan 
22.  G  Osborne  to  F  Mnlvaney   $4,000 

Stave  st,  169  ft,  more  or  less,  s  e  of  Cor- 
nelia st,  n  e  f  25x200;  Jan  18.  A  Larson 
to  J  Jasper  $2,660 

St  John's  pi,  164  ft  n  of  Lake  st,  w  f  40x 
103;  Deo  1,  '94.  J  F  Laurence  to  8  L 
Lanrenoe   $4,(iO(i 

St  Lawrence  av,  15ii  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  w  1 
60x134;  Deo  18,'94.  0  M  Favorite  to  B 
Thomas  $30,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  273  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50 
X  126;  Dec  7,'94.  W  L  Moses  to  M  E 
Greenebanm  $3,000 

Stoney  Island  blvd  add,  lot  15  to  18  (no 
block),  n  1^  n  e  >^  s  e  34  35,  38,  14; 
Jan  2.  E  B  Cimp  to  G  Weldoa  $3,600 

Superior  st,  179  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  a 
f  25x122;  Deo  28,  '94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 


Garden  City  Equitable  L  and  B  Assn 

 $2,373 

Thirty-ninth  at,  n  e  oor  Parnell  av,B  f  97 
xl25;  Oct  33,  '90.  R  E  Moss  to  J  Aloook 

et  al   $8,440 

ThrooD  st,  210  ftsof  61st,  e  f  75x116;  Jan 

19.  E  Jonvenat  to  F  L  Jewett   $1,800 

Throop  st,  premises  84;  Aog  1,  '94.  H 

Fairweather  to  O  Fiirweather  $5,(  00 

Trnro  st,  131  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  60x 
164;  Jan  18.  A  O  M  Fins  er  to  J  L  Lom- 
bard .  $2,8(0 

Twelfth  st  W,  142  ft  e  of  Washtenaw 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Jan  15.  8  8  Baker  to  T 

D  O'Brien  $2,500 

Twelfth  st,  8  e  oor  Lawndale  av,  n  f  48x 
125;  Jan  18.  T  McGovern  to  E  Ferrier 
 $6,000 

Twentieth  st  W.  s  w  cor  Lincoln,  n  f  lOOx 
124  9-1(1;  Nov  22,  '94.  B  Tnchniski  to  H 
D  Taylor   $14,000 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second  sts,  part 
of  It  9  being  bet,  77  ft  w  of  Michigan 
av.  21x23;  Jan  14.  J  Snmmerfield  to  L 
EOrandall   $13,000 

Ullman  st,  96  ft  s  of  James,  e  f  24  x  124; 
Jan  17.  W  Frink  to  L  Jenkins  $2,700 

Uoioi  av,  276  ft  s  of  120Iq  st,  w  f  60x123; 
Jin  15.  A  T  and  8  Bank  to  O  Neidow 
 $1,2C0 

Union  st,  172  ft  s  of  Tracy  av,  e  f  37ox 
124;  Aog  16,  '90.  Q  V  Weart  to  GN 
Let^r   $4,125 

Uoiversity  pi,  100  ft  e  of  Rhodes  av.  n  f 
25x126;  Jnly  2,'94.  F  M  Enight  to  N 
Gridley  $10,000 

Vernon  Park  pi,  75  ft  e  of  Sibley  st,  s  f 
1(10x144,  nnd  %  int;  Jan  17.  O  J  Fran- 
ohere  to  G  Franohere  $25,(00 

Vincennes  av,  424  ft  n  e  of  Holland  settle 
ment  n  w  f  46J^xlOO,  more  or  less,  Jan 
12.  F  H  Graham  to  P  Ready   $2,550 

ViDoennes  av,  s  e  oor  Prospect  pi,  n  w  f 
9(1x180;  Jan  17.  Claremont  Company  to 
W  B  Robinson   $10,000 

W  atash  av,  49  ft  s  of  32nd  st,  e  f  6fxl64; 
Dec  18,  '94.  C  fl  Marshall  to  0  M  Favp- 
lite    $16,000 

Wabash  av,  e  e  oor  70th  et,  w  f  96x159; 
Jan  14.  J  M  Van  Sickle  to  L  J  Gage 
 $3,000 

Wallace  st,  75  ft  n  of  30th,  w  f  25x124;  Jan 
21.  F  Flynn  to  F  F  Sohmitt  $1,800 

Walnnt  st.  n  w  oor  Woloott,  s  f  51x126; 
Jan  21.  G  Anderson  to  J  Webber.  .$2,200 

Washington  av,  lOu  ft  n  of  Center  st,  w  f 
60x144;  Jan  21.  W  S  Payne  to  M  F 
Riggle  ..$1,260 

Washington  av,  n  w  oor  Everett  st,  e  f  80 
X  144;  Deo  4,'94.  M  0  Goodwin  to  J  I 
Oswald  $1,200 

Washington  av,272  ft  s  of  82nd  st,  w  f  26x 
120,  and  other  ppty,  and  }4  i"*! 
18.  T  Ludes  to  vi  Schneider  $7,500 

Washington  st,  226  ft  e  of  Saoramento  av, 
s  f  63x2(0;  Deo  17,  '94.  D  N  Hanson  Jr 
to  E  Birkhoff   $18,900 

Washington  av,  322  ft  n  of  83rd  st,  w  f 
25x125,  and  other  ppty,  nnd  }4  'nt;  Jan 
18   G  Schneider  to  T  Lodes  $7,500 

Wendell  st.  143  ft  e  of  Market,  s  f  26>^x 
irO;  Jan  10.  J  B  Danlop  to  0  Bucking- 
ham $8,500 

Wectworth  av,  n  w  oor  Goshen  st,  e  f  24x 
117,  all  of  a  certain  leasehold  est  and 
int  therein;  Jan  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Hib- 
bard  Spenoer-Bartlett  Co  $2,250 

Wentworth  av,  366  ft  s  of  39th  st,  w  f  24x 
110;  Deo  6,'91.  E  0  Spinney  to  W  L 
Moss   $3,000 

Wentworth  av,  150  ft  n  of  37th  et,  e  f  49x 
125;  Jan  17.  H  J  Bohrbach  to  M  E 
Rohrbach   $5,fi(  0 

Wiloox  8t,  250  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n  f  39x125; 
nnd  }4  i"*!  April  5,'91.  A  Lanehart  to 
A  E  Lanehart  $2,000 

Woodside  st,  136  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  26x 
123;  Deo  12,'94.  G  Wardel  to  J  M  Gosse- 
liu   $1,600 

Yates  av,  300  ft  s  of  82d  st,  w  f  60  x  124; 
May  18,'91.  J  R  MoOortney  to  J  Malat- 
et.ta  $1,230 

Yorktown  st,  122  ft  n  of  33d,  e  f  24  x  118; 
Jan  23.  W  Frink  to  0  Moraillon.  .  .$3,010 

91  IH43£LiLiAniKO(JS— CITY  . 

Traneters  Under  tlOOU. 

Andersonville,  It  3  sub  It  7  b  3  8  e  1^  7  40 
14  Dec  1,'94,  B  J  Regnell  to  A  Erickson 
et  al  $970 

Baird  &  R's  snb,  It  18  b  6  w  n  e  3^  31 
38  14  Jan  2'91,  L  C  Baird  et  al  to  A  M 
Hoag    $476 

Baird  &  R's  sub,  It  22  b  6  same  Jan  2,'9l, 
L  O  Baird  et  al  to  J  B  Griffith  $476 


Bateman's  snb.  It  21  b  3  It  7  Warner's  snb, 
22  40  13  Jan  2,  G  Lindberg  to  A  8wen- 
son  $460 

Blops  A  Co's  snb.  It  167  and  168  9  37  14 
April  14,'90,  8  M  Bioss  to  W  J  Oarm- 
ichael  $625 

Bond's  add,  8  }^  It  19  b  3  Deo  16,'94,T 
English  to  J  Arnold  $650 

Borden's  sub.  It  32  b  2  n  e  >i  17  38  14  .Jan 
15,  C  E  Patterson  to  R  T  Swallow ...  $600 

Brown's  add.  It  33  b  3  Dec  22,'94,  Ma>st  in 
Chy  to  F  Woodtnff   |91 

Canfield's  sub,  It  141  It  4  to  15  De  Witt's 
3d  add  Jan  18,  F  E  Oanfield  to  H  Rath- 
enberg   #361 

Oantteld's  sub,  It  140  same  Jan  17,  P  E 
Canfleld  to  A  Matthies  $361 

Cass'  sub.  It  7  b  4  8  e  8  38  14  Jan  16,  A 
B  Perrigo  to  M  H  Wagor  $860 

Cir  Ct  ptn.  It  26  of  It  1  b  8  w  3^  8  w  34  14 
39  13  March  5'90,  A  G  Fisher  to  C  G 
Smith   $550 

Claremont,  Smith  &  Co's  2d  add,  It  105 
and  106  b  1  July  6'94,  8  E  Barrell  lo  R 
A  TurnbuU  $470 

Claremont,  Smith  &  Co's  add.  It  216  b  3 
Jan  18,  Same  to  J  G  Leeel  $210 

Clongh's  sub,  It  18  b  2  n  e  3^  29  38  14  Jan 
17,  A  Froling  to  M  Dielschnieder  ..  $850 

Cole's  snb.  It  22  b  12  n  w  34  6  37  14  Sep 
25'94.  W  J  MoEldowney  to  8  McCnrdy 
  $700 

Cole's  sub.  It  21  b  12  same  Sept  20'd4, 
same  to  J  MoCurdy   $700 

Cornell,  It  22  b  8  Nov  24,'94,  H  W  Mahan 
to  J  J  Taylor  $900 

Uonnselman's  snb,  It  18  b  2  n  w  34  8  38 
14  Jan  18,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Free  Home 
B  L  &  H  Assn  $525 

Connselman's  sub.  It  25  b  4  n  w  34  1^  ^9 
13  Jan  23,  E  H  Scbnenmann  to  B  Sohn- 
enmann  $900 

Crawford's  snb.  It  44  b  1  n  e  34  27  3.9  13 
Nov  10,'94,  A  8  Miservey  to  J  Von 
Huben  $900 

Crosby  et  al's  sub,  und  It  17  b  29  s  e  34 
25  40  13  Jan  22,  A  B  Sundene  to  A  Son- 
dene   $660 

C  T  8,  It  24  b  3  of  b  18  33  39  14  Jan  10,  A 
Crane  to  D  R  Sollivan  $900 

Onrnmings'  snb.  It  11  b  3  n  w  34  8  37  14 
Nov  16'94,  F  Feustel  to  A  C  8ievers.$600 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add  It  1  b  36,  3,  37,  14; 
Jan  9,  S  E  Gross  to  W  F  Feterpon.  .  .$650 

Dauphn  Pk  2d  add  It  5  b  36,  March  31'9i. 
S  E  Gross  to  J  F  Bruce  $650 

Dauphn  Pk,  2d  add  It  41  b  33;  Jan  8'9I, 
same  to  G  L  Nelson  $676 

Davenport's  sob  It  136  and  137  n  e  34  3 
39  13,  Oct  1'94,  fl  fl  Rose  to  W  E  Dev- 
erent  $900 

Davenport's  sob  It  333  atid  334  same;  Oot 
1'94.  same  to  same  $825 

Davis'  So  add,  nnd  H  It  11  b  3,  Jan  2n, 
J  A  DrisooU  to  J  F  DriscoU   $500 

Demarest  &  E's  Cot  sub  It  9  b  2,  s  e  34  1 
39  13,  Jan  19,  A  Sitiedwicz  to  A  E  Wolf 
 $750 

Demarest  &  E's  Col  snb.  It  9  b  *?,  s  e  34 

I  39  13;  Deo  3'94,  Q  Wolf  to  A  Sitdie- 
wicz   $800 

Demareft  &  E's  Col  sub  It  39  b  1  s  e  34  1 
39  13;  Dec  12'94,  T  G  &  T  Co  to  B  E 
Boones  $760 

Dong  Fk  Blvd  Ld  Assn  sub  It  24  b  1  23 

39  13;  Deo  2o'94,  F  W  Schnltzto  J  Hav- 
lick   #860 

Donning's  8ub,  It  1  and  2  b  n  1  w  34 

40  13;  Deo  21'94,  A  Dunning  to  W  E 
Gehring  $700 

Eberhart's  snb  It  32  b  10,  s  w  34  14  38  1  3; 

Nov  9'94,   J  F  Eberhart  to  E  M  Eber- 

hart  $500 

Elsdon,  It  23  b  5;  Sept  2:J'9i,  W  S  Hooser 

to  fl  Barmoklow  $700 

Englewood  oi  the  hill.  It  153  and  164  19 

38  14;  June  18'90,  E  A  Onmmings  to  C 

JL  Eressman   8700 

Enslewood  Hill  It  41  b  8;  Nov  8'94,  E  D 

Uosmer  to  B  C  Ferry   $760 

Englewood,  Lamphere's  add  It  4  b  9;  Oot 

4'89,  0  H  Lawrence  to  W  Veoe  $300 

Englewood,  MoKey's  add  It  21  and  22  b  1 

Jan  19.  W  D  MoKey  to  F  W  Lietz. .  .$860 
Ettlinger's  snb  It  41  to  44  b  2  w  3^2  s  w  34 

II  38  13;  Aug  18'94,  8  Ettlinger  ti>  8 
Franklin   $960 

Foreman'f  Stk  Yds  add  It  22  b  1;  Nov  15 
'94.  H  L  Wilson  to  R  Forschler  $850 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add  It  18  b  1; 
Deo  1'94,  S  Pick  to  A  Bolheimer  $500 

Goodwin's  snb  It  29  b  5  n  w  34  20  3g  14; 
Aug  3'94,  D  Goodwin  to  F  A  Bleck .  $600 

Grand  av  sub  It  22  b  S  n  e  >^  32  40  13; 
Jan  15,  E  M  Dyniewioz  to  A  Tomas- 
zewski  $400 


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January  26,  189 


Eoglewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add,  U  605  Jan 

9,  B  M  Babday  to  M  FitzaiiomoDS . .  $350 
Grand  av  sab  It  22  b  6  n   e  ^  32  40  13; 

Jan  12,  Q  E  Walter  to  E  M  Djniewmioz 
 «345 

'jTOib'  N  add  It  25  b  3;  Jan  27,91,  Esc  F 
Fiedler  to  0  Fiedler  |918 

Gross' Unter  dec  Linden  acid,  It  25  b  2 
Deo  31, '94,  Q  Nelson  to  L  E  Carrier  $360 

Barding's  sab,  It  21  b3n  e  >4  11  39  13 
Jan  7,  A  Raymond  to  J  P  Long  $«(I0 

Batterman's  Irving  Pk  blvd  sob,  It  19  b  1 
24  40  13  Jai  16,  J  K  Haageseu  to  L  D 
Qlanz  $325 

Hinokley'8  snb.  n  3^  e  125  ft  It  19  n  w 
8  e  )4  8  38  14  Moh  17,'90,  W  S  Magoon 
to  D  M  Simpson  $700 

Hintze'a  snb.  It  139  n  e  >4  3  39  13  Jan  18. 
HC  fleinemann  to  Mrs  Q  Randell..$350 

Hyde  Pk.  It  12  b  6  Meeker's  add,  Jan  18, 
Q  W  Meeker  to  S  Lnwikowski  $460 

Hyde  Pk,  It  40  b  7  same  Jan  2),  Same  to 
J  Q  Wallin   $600 

Hyde  Pk,  It  5  b  8  same  Jan  21,  Same  to 
J  G  WalliD  $600 

I  ondale,  It  31  b  16  Deo  18,'94,  D  F  Cam- 
eron to  N  Kerwan   $335 

Kedzie  av,  Ld  Assu  snb.  It  i:3  «nd  24  b  8 
26  39  13  Sept  1,'92,  C  H  Broman  to  E 
Eggert  $968 

Leeche's  sub.  It  17  b  2  n  e  34  3  38  14  Moh 
29,'92,  T  P  Phillips  to  J  A  Lyons  . . .  $550 

Lee's  scb,  It  32  b  10  s  e  20  38  14  Oct  3, 
'94,  V  Larson  to  S  Holm  $900 

Loaok's  resab.  It  16  b  3  b  7  and  lo  Jone's 
sab,  8  w  3^  23  40  13  Dec  19'92,  L  E 
Crandall  to  F  k  Bingham    $M0 

Lts  9  to  12  b  7,  Its  12  tp  16  b  8  snb  e  hf  n 
6'i  acres  e  hf  s  w  qr  4  37  14  Mar  14, '75. 
Est  T  R  Sohnitzlsr  to  H  ClaaaseDias  $300 

It  18  b  6  snb  pt  s  3^  n  w  qr  31  37  15;  Jan 
2,  J  E  Marpoy  to  W  D  Barand  $300 

It  41  of  b  1  and  2  sob  s  45,aes  w  hf  s  w 
qr  13  39  13  Jan  28'91  E  F  Gobel  to  M  J 
Wbelao  $800 

It  115  snb  n  hf  s  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40  13; 
Aag  27'89,  J  N  Vance  to  O  Reich  $300 

It  lii  b  2  resab  b  1  to  3  sat  w  12  aos,  s  w 
qr  7  40  14;  Aag  3'94,  M  Postmann  to  L 
Z'mmermann  $320 

Mtolaj's  sab,  It  13  b  4  n  w  qr  41  38  13 
Jan  9,  E  and  F  D  Dolan  to  W  F  Ma- 
honey  $275 

Mandell'e  sob,  It  5'i  n  w  X  22  39  13  Oct 

10,  '94,  J  Razicka  to  A  R  Razicka . .  .  $55C 
Montrose,  Doty  Bros  &  Q's  add.  It  47  and 

48  May  19,'94,  F  D  Doty  to  L  E  Bartlett 

 $1,400 

Montrose,  It  5  and  6,  b  45  Jan  15,  M  H 

Reynolds  to  F  U  Reynolds  $900 

Morton's  sab,  U  36  h  1,  e  hf  n  e  qr  11  39 

13  Aag  16.'!l3,  E  Ullrich  to  B  Ullrich  $700 
Manson's  add.  It  45  b  3  Jan  13,'93    F  S 

Tyrrell  to  B  Ayers   $700 

Neleoii's  enS,  It  44  b  1  n  e  qr  4  39  13  Jan 

14,  A  Johnson  to  M  Matbison  $226 

North  Park  add,  Its  31  and  32  b  5  Jan  16, 

P  J  Yonngqai^tto  0  Joh"gon  $900 

N  Ch'go  LawD,  Uaderwood's  add,  It  37  b 

1  Jan  9.  B  Banson  to  T  C  Thompson 

 $348 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add,  It  28 

b  2  Deo  26,  G  Williams  to  F  E  Ander- 
son  $300 

Ogden's  sab,  It  347  snb  b  6  and  7  s  w  qr 

18  40  14  Jan    2,    E   Rudolph  to  M 

Schwartzkopf  $983 

Olson's  sab.  It  23  b  1,  s  w  qr  36  40  13 

Nov  9,'94,  T  L  Vanartsrtalen  to  F  W 

Rogers  $850 

Perry  &  B's  sub.  It  24  b  I  n  w  qr  22  38  14 

Jan  8,  H  P  Maxwell  to  N  Qunderson  $500 
Perry  &  H's  sab.  It  29  b  1  n  w  qr  22  38  14 

Jan  10,  8  A  Maxwell  to  F  A  Spoor.  .$500 
Pollman,  Bass'  Ist  add,  It  43  b  3  Aug  8, 

'92,0  8  Bass  to  S  A  Schilling  $500 

Pullman,  Fallis  &  Q's  add.  It  10  b  4  Jan 

2.  J  E  Murphv  to  W  D  Borand  $700 

Pullman,  Fernwood  add.  It  36  b  1  Jan  17, 

J  E  Hopkins  to  J  F  Warner   $600 

Pa  Iman,  Fernwood  add.  It  36  b  1  Oct  4, 

'94,  R  Q  Mason  to  J  E  Hopkins  $65C 

Race's  sub,  It  19  and  n  hf  20  b  6  w  hf  n  e 

qr  23  40  13  Dec  26,'94.  R  0  Moore  to  C 

L  Wolter  $675 

Rftvenswood,  Cn  ler  add,  It  6  b  1  Oct  30, 

'94,  H  M  Hubbard  to  A  Williams ....  $700 
Rogers  Pfirk,  It  8  b  27  Jan  11,  W  A  Early 

to  L  G  Early  $600 

Ronan'ri  sab.  Its  24  and  25  b  4  sab  s  hf  5 

37  14  Jan  17,  J  M  Flynn  to  L  R  Lasher 

 $300 

Rudolph's  sab.  It  164  s  w  qr  18  40  14  Nov 

27,  E  Rudolph  to  J  M  Johnnon  $800 

Russell's  snb,  and  hf  Its  39  to  43  b  35  pt  s 
hf  18  37  15  Feb  7,'9J,  A  F  T^iompson 
to  M  F  Thompson  $2C0 


Saohsel's  add.  It  27  b  1  Jan  15,  0  J  Mutter 
to  T  Saohsel    $600 

Seminary  add,  a  41  ft  It  31  Jan  18, 
McOormiok  HarvestingOo  toH  Schmidt 
  $500 

S  Ohgo  Uts,  It  14  b  3  6  37  15;  Jan  15,  J  0 
Morris  to  E  A  Peck  et  al  $680 

South  Chicago,  Ironworker's  add.  It  4  and 
45  and  >^  int  in  It  47  and  48  b  17  Dec 
12,'93,  C  J  Warren  to  M  E  Bradshaw .  $661 

South  Chicago,  Hill's  add.  It  32  b  45  It  7  b 
56  Jau  19,  T  O'Snllivan  to  T  Benoessy 
 $650 

Sooth  Englewood,  Hill  &  P's  add.  It  8  b 
8  Jan  7,  D  F  Cnrley  to  O  E  Hough.  .$750 

Steele's  sub.  It  53  b  7  e  w  or  26  39  13  Feb 
2.'89,  M  W  Wilkinsto  R'U  Wortle..  $275 

Stock'sDiversey  av,  add  it  75;  Jan  16,  E 
Stock  to  T  L  Paul   $600 

S  hf  lot  28  and  all  It  29  b  6  sub  pt  w  hf  s 
e  qr  23  40  13;  July  23'92,  A  Wisner  to 
J  Czapp  $525 

S  T  S,  pt  It  31  of  e  hf  It  22,  16  38  14  Jan 
9,  J  P  Young  to  M  K  Lauermann . . .  $200 

Sumraerdale  Pk  It  35  b  3;  Jan  21,  W  L 
Niehorster  to  C  Rasoher   $750 

Twelfth  St  add  It  19  b  7  s  e  qr  14  39  13; 
Oct  16'94,  F  O  Freeman  to  F  Nitter- 
berg   $7ro 

Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenweck's  add,  It  4 
aud  5  b  2  Jan  5,  J  H  Meyer  to  V  Giebel 
 $550 

Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenwecks  add,  It  12 
b  2  Jan  5,  J  B  Meyer  to  T  Yansen  . . .  $275 

Vandersyde  &  B's  add  Pullman  It  8  and 
e  hf  9  b  3;  Deo  2  '94,  Est  J  A  Lindberar 
to  C  N  Christeusen  $900 

Weddell  &  C's  sab  It  37  b  3  n  w  qr  29  38 
14;  Jan  22,  J  Ewing  to  J  W  Chaffee.  2000 

W  C  Ld  Go's  sub  It  39  b  16  w  hf  s  w  qr  3 
39  13;  Jan  11,  J  R  Baardsley  to  W 
Baoheldor  $500 

W  C  Ld  Go's  sub  It  41  b  16,  same  Jan  19, 
W  Baoheldor  to  F  M  McCarthy  $500 

William's  sub  It  29  b2  seqr  30  40  13: 
Aeg  16'90,  A  Wisnei-  .to  M  F  Thoring 
  $360 

W  Pullman  It  13  b  11;  Jan  15,  Am  T  &  S 
Bk  to  T  A  Smith    ...$800 

MtJBlTKBAN  WAKKANTV  l>KKI>li 


OAIitJMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  It  3  re>iub  Its  31  32  51  to  5C  resub  b  "Q" 
jan  19,  J  D  Huhbard  to  0  8  Field  $1250 

Blue  laid,  front  hf  It  8  ex  n  1  j  ft  b  99  dec  15.'94,  J 
Trnschke  to  O  J  Truschke   tlCO 

Morgan  Pk,  It  40  resab  Its  16  to  21  b  "8"  sag  28, 
94,  E  0  Langhenry  to  A  C  Laogbenry  $800 

CIOBBO. 

Ridgeland,  It  1  b  2  jan  11,  M  D  Vermllyea  to  E  L 

Abbott  tl250 

Berwyn  It  46  b  10  july  18,'92,  W  J  Andrews  to  E 

Sands  $525 

Berwyn,  Andrews  Si  P's  Ist  add.  It  23  b  2,  oct  31, '92, 

Same  to  K  R  Nixon  $900 

Skinner's  snb.  It  9  of  n  hf  It  2  of  It  10  to  16  and  pt 

17  n  w  qr  7  39  13  jan  2,  W  H  Marks  to  E  W  Sher- 
man $30(  0 

3  Kidgeland  Depot  sub.  It  71,  18  39 13  oct.28,'93,  J  T 

lams  to  J  J  Gibbons  G  H  BchimpfF  ♦325 

La  Vergne,  Sonnensobeln  &  S's  add.  It  21  b  8  jan 

14,  A  M  and  H  )  Oullom  1760 

Fair  Oaks,  It  16  b  7  j  in  6,  J  Q  Smith  to  E  Miller.llC(0 
8  T  S.  It  20  of  It  127  n  pt  15  39  13  Jeo  29,'94,   W  Za- 

bel  t«  F  W  West.. .   t7dO 

S  T  8,  It  '29  of  It  219  and  22U  same;  deo  4.'9d,   F  W 

West  to  W  Zibel  $600 

8  7  8,  same;  dec  29,'94,  T  0  Brockhansen  to  F  W 

West  $600 

Lt  14  and  n  6i4  ft  It  15  b  1  onb  pt  s  wqr  9  39  13  jan 

8,  T  Q  4  T  Oo  to  J  ElIlngBon  $1700 

Berwyn,  It 30  b  4  jan  15,  J  H  Curtis  to  M  King..  $400 
Morton  Pk,  H  L  &  I  Oo'e  add.  It  28  b  10  sept  24, '94, 

J  J  Monroe  to  J  L  Moore   $400 

Boblneoa  Av  Ld  Assn,  It  14  b  1  n  w  qr  1  39  13  dec 

3,  M  H  Watson  to  H  Longhurst  $375 

Wilson  &  8t  C's  snb.  Us  23  and  24  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

nov  21, '94,  E  F  Flier  to  A  Crawford    $3800 

22nd  st  blvd  snb.  Its  35  and  36  b  3,  29  39 13  deo  7,'91, 

E  P  Rice  to  A  L  Lewis  $770 

Ellis  &  O's  snb.  It  39  b  3,  18  39  13  jan  16,  A  M  West- 
veer  to  0  O  Dowst  $400 

Swigart'd  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  7,  18  39  13  nov  15,'94,  T 

A  Snow  to  W  M  McEwen  $460 

Berwyn,  It  5  b  8  jan  17,  W  E  Oodding  to  Q  A  Bass 

 ♦850 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2Dd  add,  lie  40  and  41  b  41 

jane  20,'92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  F  C  Fair  $960 

Saliabnry's  enb,  n  hf  It  45  and  all  It  46  b  2,  6  39  13 

dec  31,'94,  N  N  Johnson  to  8  Harnstrom   $325 

Oak  Pk,  Grois'  sub,  It  36  b  10,  19  86  13  jan  21,  Q  W 

Twichell  to  0  M  Johnson    $1700 

Berwyn,  Andrew  &  P's  add,  Us  1  and  2  b  7  jan  7,  E 

F  Denton  to  B  F  Jone§  $2500 

Oak  Pk,  Dray's  add.  Its  21  to  24  b  3  jan  19,   W  A 


Haynesto  W  8  Atchinson  $6200 

Berwyn,  It  4  b  6  oct  14,'90,  W  J  Andrews  et  el  to  I 

Ingold  $460 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  It  1  b  10  jnly  19,'94,  W  H 

Ornmp  to  H  Langhoff  $863 

Walksr's  sub.  Its  13  and  14  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39 13  ,ian  21, 

L  H  Jackson  to  H  Berk»y  $500 

Austin,  Prairie  av  add.  It  137  jan  2,  T  0  H  Wege- 

forth  to  M  Flynn  ^2000 

Ogden's  snb,  w  74.8  ft  its  20  21  and  22  b  5  3  e  qr  7 

39  13  deo  I8,'9i,  D  B  Ward  to  J  C  ckeen  .  .  ..$J6li7 
Salisbury's  snb,  s  hf  Its  11  and  all  It  12  b  10  s  e  qr  5 

39  13  jan  8,  N  Rylander  to  D  Vernon  $600 

Oak  Pk,  'Weddell  &  C's  add.  It  17  b  10,  july  I9,'94, 

W  H  Oramp  to  O  Scherer  $750 

Aastin,  Rndolph  &  O's  add.  s  hf  It  67  and  all  68  and 

69  jan  16.  W  Machel  to  C  L  Wolter  $1860 

Oak  Pk,  Herald  add,  8  25  ft  It  8  b  6  jan    10,'94,  0 

Weaver  to  J  Howe  $450 

Campbell's  eub.  It  42  b  11  n  e  qr  9  39  13  jan  19,  H  T 

Glover  to  H  Dahl  $400 

Austin  &  M's  sub.  It  10  of  w  201  ft  It  1  b  1  n  w  qr  9 

39  13,  deo  16, '92,  F  E  Ballard  to  F  A  Thoi-.as.$I969 
La  Vergne,  Keefe's  sub,  It  32  b  1  jan  18,   Mast  lo 

Chy  to  W  F  Carlene  $1300 

La  Vergne,  same  sub,  e  3ii  ft  It  19  b  3  sept  10,'92, 

W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  J  Cllue   $660 

La  Vei gne.  White  &  C's  sub,  Its  23  at  d  24  b  22,  32 

39  13  may  13,'91,  C  F  White  to  E  W  Dana  $850 

Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  3  jan  22,  J 

M  Hupp  to  G  8ta«a   $281 0 

EVANSTON. 

EvanstoD,  Ladd's  2ad  add,  e  43.8  ft  w  127  8  ft  It  12 

aud  13  b  1  jan  1,'94,  T  Craven  to  R  M  B  Hi  t..  .$610 
N  Evan  ton,  Harlrj's  add,  It  23  b  1  n  w  qr  12  41  13 

Dec  10,'94,  M  Hartry  to  M  Foley  »7oO 

Evauston,  Owner's  sub.  It  2  sub  Its  1  and  2  b  44  dec 

6,'94,  C  Oomstock  to  K  L  Cat  jr  $5000 

Evauston,  same  sub.  It  6  j»n  1'   W  H  Cutler   to  O 

Comstook   $5000 

Evaneton,  Germania  add.  It  68,  29  41  14  aag  2,'92,  O 

E  Freund  to  A  J  Batz   $1600 

Evauston,  Adams  &  B's  a  :d,  It  16  b  2  3  w  qr  19  41  14 

jan  19,  L  Brandell  to  G  E  Dingman  $2600 

Evanston,  Paul's  add.  It  17  b  2  feb  8, '94,  A  O  Butler 

to  G  W  Spang   $921 

Evanston,  It  2  b  20  deo  <2,  J  E   Koening  to  L  W 

Christman   ♦8000 

N  Evanston,  It  3  b  26  aug  1,  J  F  Thomson  to  M  J 

Overman  $600 

Evanston,  Ituse  &  P's  add.  It  19  j  la  7,  W  J  Andrews 

to  R  D  Sheppard  »3600 

LYONS. 

La  Grange,  Braun's  add.  Its  32  3i  and  34  b  16  july 

2,'88,  0  P  Froluid  to  I  Braun  $600 

Hammcnd,  Its  16  to  18  b  4,  22  38  12  july  17,'94,  A  B 

Mo  .ermott  to  L  P  Hammond  $1000 

Waohter's  sub,  It  36  b  6  e  hf  6  38  13  jan  19,  J  0 

Wachter  to  L  M  Stonsifer  $400 

La  Grange,  pt  Its  13  and  14  b  26  july  2,'94,   E  W 

Oadwell  to  A  M  E  Browne  $23(M) 

E  40  acres  s  80  acres  e  w  qr  2  38  12  sept  24,<9t,  Mast 

in  Chy  to  D  W  Grant  $16,i  60 

Wachter's  snb.  It  Id  b  11  e  hf  6  38  13  oct  ]8,'»3.  J  O 

Wachter  to  F  J  O'Doud  $3'0 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Winnelka  Pk  BlnS^  It  6  b  13  sept  7,'92,  W  H  Cairn- 
duff  to  W  H  Findley  *lt00 

Winnetka  Pk  BlnfEs,  It  1  b  6  aug  9, '92,  yame  to  8  J 

Ma'oney    $!'50 

Winnelka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  2  b  6  aug  9. '92,  Samo  to  L  J 

Brosmau    $760 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  10  b  8,  aug  16,'92.  Same  to 

A  Mayr    t9C0 

Winnetka  Bk  Bloffs,  It  9  b  9  jnne  15,'92,  Same  to  M 

A  Qaffln  t900 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  19  and  20  b  2  july  27,'9i, 

Same  to  F  W  Purdy  $1700 

Winnetka  Pk  bluffs.  It  9  b  2,  oot  B,'92,  Same  to  P  E 

Noe  $!'00 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  20  b  3  jnne  13,<92,  Same  to 

8  E  Chart  1900 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  6  b  8  july  12,<92,  Isame  to  M 

Fitbian  $8(0 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  8  b  4  nov  28, '92,  Same  to  E 

C  Longwall  *Hf0 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  12  I-  4  mar  27, '93,  ?ame  to  J 

0  Oetrup  $750 

Winnelka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  11  and  12  b  7  mar  l'i,'92. 

Same  to  EW  haeon  $2300 

Ob'go  N  8  Ld  Go's  sub,  It  23  b  28,  17  and   18  42  l<t 

j*n  8,  H  Q  Strasshe'm  to  F  A  Hartley  %'60 

Wllmette,  Dingee's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  9  dec  13,'94, 

E  H  Reel  to  G  B  Limbert  $2400 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mut  Ld  Asso,  it  8  b  10  jan  7,  E  0 

Wise  to  J  W  Howard  UOO 

Garland's  sub,  snb  It  1  of  It  6  b  83,  16  and  17  42  13 

dec  8, '94,  W  H  Garland  to  M  L  Greeley  $1100 

Wilmette,  Stranbe's  add.  Its  14  and  16  b  1,  Its  4  6  14 

16  17  24  47  and  48  b  2  aag  13,'92,  H  Straube  to  H 

and  0  Plerson    $1000 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add,  e  80  ft  12  and  w  30  ft  It  13 

b  8  jan  7,  A  L  Onrry  to  W  Holmes  $1200 


MAINE. 

Riverview,  Whipple's  add.  It  35  resub  Its  16  to  84  b 

2  jan  7,  W  Kuss  to  F  Behrendt  $2000 

Riverview,  same  add.  It  36  same  jan  18,  W  G  Erdtz 

to  Same   $3200 

Edison  Pk,  lis  1  to  4  and  10  to  17  b  32,  Its  37  te  41  b 

33,  36  41  12  deo  26,'94,  0  F  Thayer  to  E  B  Earie 

 $.5100 

Oanfleld,  Peale'e  eub.  Its  27  and  28  b  2  s  w  qr  36  41 

12  dec  31, '89,  R  8  Peale  to  J  F  Travis   $310 

Orchard  Place,  It  17  b  4  jan  16,  P  H  LlnneeD  to  L  R 

Felzer  $200 

Penny  &  M's  Bub,  n  hf  It  5  b  2  e  e  qr26  41  12  jane 

26,'91.  J  T  Morgan  to  E  Nieman  $676 

Riverview,  Whipple'e  add,  lie  2  and  3  b  2  jan  21,  W 

A  Hamilton  tr  to  F  Eehrns  ...$806 

Edison  Pk,  lie  42  and  46  b  14  oct  22,  C  E  Simons  to 

A  P  Smith    $:i5T 

Orchard  pi.  Its  9  and  10  reeub  b  2  deo  21,  E  D  Soolt 

to  B  Poyer   jiso 

Edison  Pk,  Us  26  27  and  28  b6  jaly  24,  J  R  Butler  to 

E  A  Taylor   $ib()0 

Park  Ridge,  U."  ion  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  Bjau  6.  W  H 

Holden  to  I .  ohn-on  $800 

Edison  Pk,  Its  41  and  42  b  3  aug  22,'92,  W  J  »  cGio- 

Dls  to  E  A  Riordan  $^4'  o 

Oanfleld,  Peale'a  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  6  deo  80,'89,  R  8 

Pesle  to  J  Kestler  $3  0 

Park  Ridge,  Rrown's  add.  Us  11  and  12  b  6  jan  10, 

H  M  Grouwald  to  M  E  Wright  16  0 

THOBNTON. 

Thorr  ton,  b  21  dec  21  J  B  Jenkins  to  E  Bennett 

   $4(100 

Wood  lawn  av  sub.  Us  27  and  28  b  3  e  w  qr  35  36  14 

jan  6,  «  Smilh  to  J  Wright  $1000 

Harvey,  It  24  b  62  deo  27,  F  J  Colby  to  H  B  Veer- 

husen  $  .8P0 

Schrum'e  Village.  It  12  jan  4,  M  Ghidotti  to  J 

Cuolomber  $500 

Woodlawn  av  sub  He  36  to  46  s  w  qr  S5  36  14  dec  17, 

J  Beeeley  to  L  A  McGinn  $2000 

Harvey,  It  10  b  2  dec  29,  J  4^  Adams  to  W  W  Paiue 


 $285 

Harvey  Pk,  It  1  b  7  july  6,  H  0  Bartman  to   W  W 

White   1226 

W  Hammond,  lis  27  and  28  b  12  jau  12,  8  Tr  jau- 

owski  to  A  Baraneki  $(>(  0 

Chase  &  D's  sub,  10  lie  n  w  qr  7  36  14  mar  22,'9t,  T 

G  &  T  Co  lo  M  E  McBride   $1660 

Chase  &  D's  sub,  15  Ite;  apr  26,  Same  to  A  A  Lyer 

  $2475 

Orchard  Ridge  add,  Us  30  and  31  b  9  jane  2,  T  Shea 

8r  to  M  T  Maxwell    $230 

Brown's  add.  It  24  b  4  deo  17,  M  M  Bronn  to  8  Pro- 
vis  $461) 

Academy  add.  Its  33  and  33  b  "A"  dec  31, '94,  G 

Lbosou  to  M  N  Paine   $350 

Young  4  R's  add.  It  19  b  1  jan  14,  M  E  West  to 
same  $375 

PBOVI80. 

Oak  Pk,  aaaee'e  add.  Us  62  and  63  dec  27,  W  Baase 
to  L  G  Haaee   $2  n  0 

Marsh's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  1,  Its  2  1  to  24  b  2  e  e  qr  n 
e  qr  16  39  12  deo  29,  M  Butts  to  W  Ames  $7.0 

River  Forest,  It  33  b  2  jan  8,  J  Gordon  to  J  Ander- 
B^n   $1060 

Western  add.  Us  11  and  12  b  9  aug  10,'89,  F  E  Bal- 
lard to  R  H  Norton   $200 

Maywood,  Ite  8  9  and  10  b  227  nov  17, '94,  O  H  Ben- 
son to  W  Strickland  $1200 

Qrossdale,  It  9  b  30  dec  4,'90,  8  E  Gross  to  H  Ja- 
cobson  $600 

Maywood,  Us  4  and  5  b  117  jin  7,  Mast  in  Chy  to  J 
K  Dnnlop  ,  $4i,9 

Western  add.  It  38  and  n  hf  It  37  b  9  jin  8,  L  Lbver- 
ington  to  A  N  Vermaulen   $200 

Riv»r  Foreet,  Pnow  &  D's  add,  Ic  12  and  n  23  ft  It 
11  b  11  nov  6,'93,  T  J  Skillen  to  A  F  Mallikan.$1700 

Madison  st  add.  It  720  mar  26,'94,  H  R  Johneon  to 
F  W  Kroening   $325 

Melrose,  n  2t  ft  It  48  b  106  jan  8.  J  Debus  to  J  Os- 
wald $440 

Grossdale,  Us  33  and  34  b  14  jan  12,'94,  J  A  Viius- 
ton  to  A  U  Chi  Ids    $500 

WOBTH. 

MoPherson's  Pub,  It  14  b  3  n  e  qr  14  37  13  nov  8,  J  J 
Regney  to  M  Schneider  J275 

Wireton  Pk,  Laks  add  It  2  b  'B"  oct  2,  E  W  Mang- 
son  to  C  A  Don'ia  $850 

Young's  sub.  It  5  b  1  e  e  qr  26  37  13  dec  4,  0  8  Young 
to  G  Hodge   $500 

Haneon  Pk,  Us  1  and  2  b  5  sept  7,'93,  F  W  lugman 

 $800 

Evergreen  Pk,  It  7  and  8  b  S2,  2  37  13  dec  27,  B  F 
Jacobs  to  T  J  Bolger  $1100 

Evergreen  Pk,  It  8  b  3J  jan  2,  T  J  Belger  to  J 
Shantz   $660 

B  Highlands,  e  hf  It  19  b  4,  25  37  13  apr  17,  M  J  Bar- 
rett to  H  Schell  $2400 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  add.  Its  117  and  118  jan  12, 
J  Houston  to  W  H  Partridge  $700 

Morgan  Pk,  Bigney'e  1st  add.  It  29  b  2  june  2,<92,  J 


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J  BlRney  to  M  A  aiover   $3d0 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  aild,  It  122  and  123  jan  16, 

'94,  A  P  Green  to  W  MoKInney   ...tl2riO 

'W  Morgan,  Its  36  and  37  b  4  sept  2;<92,  J  J  Blgney 

to  H  Manley  tSOO 

BIjOOM. 

Begewlech,  Us  16  and  19  b  7  jan  17,  J  Batchford  to 

o  Bowan  $750 

Columbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add.  Us  20  and  21  b  3 

jin  2,  E  Poetech  to  B  Schmidt  1500 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Its  34  and  35  b  182  jan  9,  Oh'go  T  &  T 

Oo  to  J  B  Dnnlup  tlOOO 

Oh'go  Hgts.  It  2(1  and  8  hf  It  21  b  218,  nov  6,'9», 

Same  to  F  Abbott  11600 

Ch'go  Hgts.  Keeney's  snb.  It  20  b  27  jnn  12,  A  F 

Keeney  to  N  Nadelman  $500 

Bernlce,  Hchaltz  &  O's  enb.  It  6  b  1  jane  18,<94,  O 

Cropsey  to  0  L  Perl  wits  $250 

Patterson,  Its  33  and  34  b  16  jan  22,  B  Morris  to  E  A 

winterfeldt  $5(0 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  19  b  74  oct  10,'94,  Ch'go  T  A  T  Co  to 

B  Kelly  $300 

Ch'go  Hgts,  26  Its;  jan  11,  Realty  Imp  Oo  to  Chgo 

T  4  T  Oo  138-0 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  28  b  14  sept  1,'94,  Q  W  Ross  to  J  0 

Rosa  $lu00 

LEYDBN. 

Ellsworth.  Us  40  and  41  b  12  mar  4, >94,  E   B  Weeks 

to  E  W  A  Bowles  !$420 

EDsw-irth,  Its  45  and  16  b  11  mar  4,'94,  Same  to  H 

P  Averill   $420 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  13  and  14  b  3  dec  6,'94,  O  R 

Trowbridge  to  W  W  Birket   $500 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add.  Its  25  and  26  b  2  j'in   16,  L 

Franklin  to  A  H  Miller  t6C0 

ElUworth,  Its  3  and  4  b  6,  26  4U  12  jan  16,  E  B  Weeks 

et  al,  trostees,  to  M  A  Herron  $600 

Franklin  Pk  1st  add.  It  29  b  9  dec  7,  L  Franklin  to 

M  M  Eldridge   $451  0 

ElISHOTth,  Its  1  2  acd  3  b  14  mar  4,  E  B  Weeks  to  0 

B  Pike   $790 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  Us  25  to  28  b  22  Jan  7,   E  « 

Brown  to  E  E  Greeley  $1200 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  39  and  40  b  8  nOT  30,  B  Mon=ek  to 

F  E  Page   $1025 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  33  and  34  b  5  jan  12,  O  B  Trow- 
bridge to  8  N  Huhn  $600 

■WHEELING. 

Dnnton,  8  3^  e  h(  It  3  b  2}  jan  9,  E  Taege  to  H  Men- 
ohina  |400(l 

Danton,  It  17  b  25  dec  28,  H  W  Boeger  to  A  Mal- 
zohn  $1200 

Dunton,  w  It  3  b  23  jan  7,  E  Taege  to  J  Torgler 
 $1(100 

BBEMEN. 

8  w  qr  It  1  snb  w  h(  n  w  qr  6  36  13  jin  18,  O  K  Mon- 
son  to  A  Williams  $560 


Inolndlng  Bmldlng  and  Loan  Societies. 

Allendort  F  W  to  Am  T  (Si.8  Bk  jan  15  It 

20  b  71,  So  Chicago  6%  f6200 

Aas  T  F  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  jan  18  pt  It 

22  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  7^  ilOOO 

Andrews  W  J  to  Pnblio  S  L  &  B  Assn  jan 

16  1136   and  pt   35  b   20,31  39  13,6^ 
 $2000 

Alberts 0  to  0  0  Soyas  jan  3  pt  Its  41 

and  42  b  2,  34  39  U,  7^  |9(  0  ) 

Berg  K  A  to  A  L  Bermer  jan  12  It  32  b  2, 

17  38  14,  3y  7^   |2200 

Bnrdeok  0  M  to  W  T  Riokards  jan  10  It 

61  It  13,  15  38  14,  5y  7!«  |2n00 

Baker  P  8  to  A  Gatzert  jan  8  Its  8  and  9 

b  3,  36  39  13,  6y  6%  $3000 

Begley  L  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  jan  15  It 

9  b  2,  4  38  14,  7^  $1600 

Bnsohek  C  A  to  O  F  Bissel  jan  12  It  1  and 

2  b  12,  Bnshiiell  add  and  o  p,  2y  6^.$5000 
Boldt  H  to  H  0  Sohulz  jan  12  It  67  b  64, 

19  39  14,  7%  $1800 

Barnett  J  H  to  A  Gamble  jan  19  It  81  It  1. 

29  40  14,—   $1000 

Bnrke  M  to  P  Van  Vlissengen  jan  21  Its  8 

to  11  b  5,  3  38  14,  3y  6^   $10,000 

Bobel  J  to  W  Heinemann  jan  18  It  7  b  3, 

21  40  14.  3y  6^   $2000 

Bnhrer  J  8  to  8  W  8tranf.  jan  15  It  3  It  32 

etc,  b  4,  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $4500 

Baird  L  O  to  G  W  Murray  jan   15  its  35 

and  3«>  b  2,  21  38  14,  6«  $2500 

Bobinsky  I  to  A  Moses  jan  15  It   7  It  7  b 

62,  21  39  14,  2y  6!g  $2750 

Baird  L  C  to  E  F  Garton  jan  15  pt  b  31, 


29  38  14,  7^  8  deeds  $6500 

Brantingbam  A  B  to  M  8  Barston  jan  4 

It  116  Brookhaven  6f  $1000 

Bioz  P  to  E  G  Foreman  jan  14  pt  It  166 

Bntterfield  add  5y  6<?  $2500 

Battriok   L  H  to  W  L  Knox  jan    10  Its 

1  to  3  b  15,  29  40  14,  7^  $2500 

Brookins  M  B  and  D  B  to  D  Qaigg  deo 

15  Its   19  and  20  b  1,  10   38  14,  3y  6% 

  $3500 

Bunnell  J  L  to  U  H  O  Miller  nov  15  It  32 

It  33  b  8,  22  38  U      6%  $2000 

Bening  W  to  J  A  Logan  Mat  L  &  B  Assn 

jan  1  It  8  b  2,  19  40  U,  7%   $1800 

Bangard  J  A  to  M  Frolioh  jan  16  It  24  b 

2,  29  40  14,  6^  *3500 

Barnett  Q  W  to  W  Gamble  jan  18  It  83  It 

I  b  15,  29  40  14,  —  $3000 

Behrndt  F  to  W  A  Hamilton  j  an  18  Its 

35  and  36  It  15  b  2,  29  41  12,  1  y  7^. $1600 
Barkowski  L  to  20th  Century  L  &  B  Assn, 

jan  2  it  2  b  5,  Kensington  $3000 

Be  ggron  J  H  to  A  OHenstrom  oot  5  It  15 

b  3,  1  39  12,  5y  6%   $2450 

Baker  I  to  L  P  Lauten  jan  17  It  7  b  24, 

15  40  13,  6?  $1.5(0 

Berkey  Q  to  Empire  S  B  &  L  Assn  jan  2i 

Its  13  and  14  b  3,  9  39  13,  8%  $5500 

Blume  Q  A  to  D  M  Erskine  Jr  jan  21  It  6 

b  4,  14  38  14,  5y  6^   .  .$4000 

Brewer  B  ta  H  P  Kranz  jan  21  It  9  b  39, 

&3  40  14,  3y  6%    $5000 

Beale  M  E  to  W  M  Howland  jan  12  pt  It 

38,  3  38  14  5y  6?  $5000 

Bernson  8  to  W  H  Matthews  jan  16  It  16 

b  11,  Brand  add  4y  6^  $1500 

Biedeoweg  W  0  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  14 

pt  It  21  b  3,  7,  8  and  18  40  14,  5y  6%% 

 $2250 

Brown  H  K  to  J  0  Neely  nov  19  It  28  b  5, 

II  38  14,  3y  6^....  $7000 

Bontemth  A  M  to  M  A  Stauber  deo  4  It  8 

b  19,  35  40  13,  5y  7%  $1700 

Birkhoflf  E  to  0  lioughridge  deo  17  pt  b 

17,  12  39  13,  3y  6^   .  .  $12,600 

Bonfleld  TP  to  G  J  Tatge  deo  15  Us  1 

and  2  b  6,  8  38  14,  7%  $2500 

OoHins  0  to  B  F  Ray  jan  2  leasehold  in 

Itsll  and  2  b  25,  17  39  14,  5y  6%.  . .  $14,000 
Ohapman  8  to  F  0    Greenwood  not  9  Its 

25  to  35  b  6,  11  38  14,  18  m  7^  .  .  .$30'iO 
Oonolly  H  B  to  L  J  Gomel  jan  i7  It  6  b 

71,  27  39  14,  7?;   $2500 

Olampel  A  B  to  0  J  Hambleton  jan  16  Its 

11  and  12  b  2,  19  41  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Cohn  A  to  8  Zeisler  jan  17  pt  It  4  b  56,  21 

39  14,  6^   $4500 

Orismore  J  A  to  L  Q  Kerkland  jan  7  It  67 

n  w  M  n  w  1^,  5  40  14,  5y  6^   $1500 

Oohn  L  &  M  to  H  Felsentha'  jan  21  It  9 

b  1,  6  39  )4,  5y  6^  $5000 

CEtter  W  R  to  Ionia  Sav  Bk  j^n  22  Its  16 

to  19  b  6,  30  41  14,  3y  7%   $2434 

Oonnigs  L  L&OL   toHW  Austin  jan 

19  pt  It  33  It  10,  12  39  12,  2y  6^  ..$100 
Cooper  C  B  to  J  H  Brown  jan  2  Its  26  to 

29  b  3  b  1,  31  38  14,  7^  $1412 

Col  well  J  to  J  C  Hutohins  jan  15  Dt  It  3 

b  98,  27  39  14,  By  6%  .  J,8000 

Capper  0  W  to  0  P  Campbell  jan  9  It  31 

b  33,  6  37  14,  lOy  6%  $2015 

Cassels  a  to  G  D  Pease  jan  5  It  10  It  1  b 

3,  13  39  13.  3y  6Sf   $1(  00 

Chicago  Society  of  New    Jerusalem  to 

New  England  Mut  L  Ins  Co  jan  2  pt  Its 
7  and   10   b  8  frl   15   add,  lOy 
 $140,000 

Oasbart  E  H  to  Evn  and  N  Cook  Co  B  & 
L  Assn  jan  15  It  10  to  14  b  14,  Wilmette 
7%  $2900 

Cbeeseman  E  &  L  to  J  Linebarger  deo  30 
It  3  b  58,  6  37  16,  3y  6^  $  1(105 

Chicago  Electric  Transit  Co  to  III  T  &  8 
Bk  jan  8  reght  of  way  and  plant,  col- 
lateral   

Cunningham  J  A  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn 
jan  22  It  1  b  1,  8  42  13  $5400 

Cnllen  J  to  L  Baird  jan  11  It  28  and  pt 
29  b  10,  Ashland  2nd  add  Hj  6%  . . . .  $3000 

Coburn  M  H  &  E  A  to  F|M  Elliott  jan  18 
It  25  13  41  13,  3y  6%  $5,500 

DeProft  L  C  to  E  F  Runyan  jan  1  It  41  b 

5,  20  39  14,  sept  1  6%   ...  $U'00 

Denton  E  H  to  J  8  Parmeley  jan  1  pt  It 

10  b  6,  16  38  14,  2y  6«   $1200 

Davis  F  H  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  14  Its  18 

and  19  b  10,  31  39  13,  5y  7^  $?500 

Dreesbach  P   B  to  W  Beinemann  jan  15 

pt  It  1(2,  Bronsou  add  5y  6%  $5000 

Dreiske  J  to  0  C  Botz  j  in  18  It  22  It  D, 

28  40  14,  7^   $1500 

Dougherty  P  H  to  J  Maher  jan  22  It  10  b 

6,  20  39  14,  2y  6^  $1500 

Dietz  R  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  2  pt  b  5, 

35  39  13,  5y  7iK    ...$1300 

Dale  J  T  to  B  M  Wolf  nov  5  leasehold  n 
>^lt9  b  123,  8  S  add,  3y  6%  $4412 


Daily  A  to  J  Stern  jan  15  Its  34  and  35  It 
3,  etc,  4  38  14,—   $5000 

Dreesbach  P  B  to  W  Beinemann  jan  15 
pt  It  102,  Bronson  add  5y  63^!^  $5"00 

Deney  E  to  Wilmette  HAL  Assn  jan  15 
pt  It  3  It  5  b  5,  Wilmette  7%  $2600 

Drnscharf  A  to  O  C  Botz  jan  15  It  21  b 

1,  21  39  13,  3y  7^   $2430 

Duffy  J  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  10  Its  lU 

and  115.  2339  13,  5y  e%  $3800 

Dale  J  T  to  J  E  Dale  j  in  16  pt  b,  8  9  36 

12  and  o  p  2y65S  $5000 

Douglass  D  B  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  19  It  9 

to  11  b  1,  23  38  14,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Engstrand  O  E  to  Hoorc  B  &  L  A'isn  jan 

16  Its  2  to  4  b  8.  20  37  U   $31C0 

Enright  J   F  to  W  H  Boldea  jan  15  pt 

It  15  b  1,  Ellis  W  add,  5y  6%   $2100 

Elerding  E  to  B  Pabst  j-.n  19  pt  It  7  It 

13  etc,  Ellis  W  add  2y  6^  $2600 

Eckstrom  K  P  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  jan 

12  Its  1  to  3  It  39  etc  b  15,  29  40  14,  5y 

e,%   $10,000 

Flanagan  J  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  14  pt 
It  22  b  3,  7  40  14,  5y  e}4%  $2250 

Foster  8  B  to  E  F  Bayley  jan  15  pt  Us 
26  and  27  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Faithorn  H  J  to  Norwood  Pk  B  L  &  B 
Assn  jan  15  Its  38  end  39  b  15,  31  39  13, 
7%  $3000 

Fields  V  to  0  E  O  Thomas  jan  2  It  7  b  4, 

10  38  14,  3y  6^   $3500 

Fenn  J  J  to  A  Q  Smith  jan  31  Its  19  and 

20,  Uosmer's  sob  20  38  14,—   $2r00 

Eraser  N  D  to  Conn  Mut  L  Ins  Oo  jan  7 

pt  It  7  b  4,  9  39  14,  5y  5«^%  $15,000 

Fox  J  to  C  L  Allen  jan  8  Its  9  and  10  b  7, 

11  38  14,  6^  $30,<  00 

Forsyth  M  H  to  C  8  Holt  jan  14,  pt  Its  6 

and  7  b  51,  o  t,  10  y  5%   $86,000 

Frojonowsbi  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  jan  17  It 

3  b  2,  5  39  14,  5y  7^  $2.^00 

Freitag  C  to  A  Heap  jan  16  Its  7  and  8  n 

w  34  36  4  )  13.  7%  $1500 

Gamet  E  J  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  16  pt  It 

9  b  14.  21  40  14,,  5y  6%.  $6000 

Gray  C  W  to  ME  Greenebaum  jan  16  It 

33  b  4,  Cent  Park  add,  3y  6^  

Gauss  E  F  L  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  15  It  42  b 

31,  1039  13,  3y  6^  $lbOO 

Gartside  J  M  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  jan  3 

Its  1  to  48,  1  38  13,  fiy  6^   $25,OiO 

Gedeon  J  F  to  C  F  Schumacher  jan  15  It 

31  b  1  b  8,  17  39  14,  8%  $2000 

Gordon  EW&E  EtoFJ  Crawford  dec 

31  pt  8  w  3^  10  40  14,  3y  7^  $6130 

Gareau  B  to  Q  A  Rose  jan  18  It  32  b  2, 

26  38  14,  5y  7%  $1200 

Goldberg  J  to  J  Cox  jan  16  It  43  It  11  b 

66.  21  39  14,  5y  6^  $3100 

Grogan  B  to  M  E  Greenbaum  jan  19  It  32 

b  4.  4  38  14,  5y  7%   $1150 

Graves  L  T  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  1  It 

A  to  E  of  It  1  etc.  Bates  scbd,  21  38  14, 

5y  7%  5  d^ed*  $10,500 

Glia'iing  R  to  T  B  Schintz  jan  16,  Its  45 

and  46  b  6,  20  3^  14,  3y  7«  ....  $10f  0 

Grace  W  Hf  to  W  Waller  jan  19,  Its  5  and 

6  It  14  b  7.  EKton  add  7%  $25C0 

Griffith  S  D  to  H  I  Sheldon  nov  1  Its  11 

and  12  n  e  3^  s  e  }4  s  e  }4  12  39  13,  5y 

63^^   $10,000 

GodI  J  to  J  F  Stepina  oct  10  It  22  b  11. 

23  38  14  $1000 

Grant  F  to  8  Dunlop  jan  19  It  9  b  1,  9  39 

13,  6y  6%   $2500 

Gardner  R  M  to  J  R  Fouike  jan  1  pt  It  2 

b  23,  11  38  14,  5y  6^   $25,000 

Boepe  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  21  Its 

31  to  33  b  6,  6  39  14.  5y  7^ .  .  .  $6000 
Barast  J  to  W  Kasper  j  in  21  It  27  It  7  V4 

39  13.  6y  6\i%   $1000 

Belm  E  to  W  Kaspar  jan  21  It  48  b  2,  30 

39  14,  3y  6%  $12fO 

Hawkins  E  E  et  al  to  E  C  Lovell  nov  27 

pt  sees  6  and  7  41  9,  3y  7^  $3300 

Haspelman  H  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  jan 

14  It  15  and  16  b  85,  17  36  14  $1400 

Boffman  0  to  V   Eitiog  jan  12  It  48  It  6. 

36  40  13,  695   $1000 

Herberg  C  A  to  AM  Snydaoker  jan  21  It 

117,  FeinbereV  H  \)  add  3y  65g....$3600 
Bardin  M  to  E  W  Russell  jan  15  It  40  b  8, 

18  39  14,  3y  6;r  $2500 

Bansen  C  to  G  A  Rose  jan  1  pt  It  15  b  1, 

3  38  14,  5y  e%  $1000 

Bein  M  and  F  to  A  Gatzert  jan  18  It  2  It 

9  etc,  24  39  13,  5y  6^  $6"00 

Bennegan  M  to  A  Schiller  jan  17  It  5  b 

2,  Delevan  add  7%   $2000 

Bopp  A  to  J  Klaus  jan  12  Its  77  and  78  It 

5,  etc,  b  1,  etc,  6   and  7  38    14,  18  m  6? 

   $1000 

Bosmer  J  W  to  Am  Exchange  L  &  B  Assn 

jany  10  It  8  b  2,  7  40  14,  7%  $2000 

Blavaoek  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  'leo  27  It 

37  b  24,  19  39  14,  3y  8%  $3000 


Bitzler  A  to  A  M  Snydacker  jan  16  It  6  b 
12, 13  39  Vi,  G%  ...  $4500 

Bess  F  D  to  F  J  Miller  j  in  1"  pt  It  1  b 
11.  21  38  14,  Hy  6%  $8000 

Bolden  W  B  to  W  Garnett  Jr  Jan  11  Its 

3  and  4  It   3  b  1,  Ashland  2d  add  5y  (.% 
  $,5(i00 

Beokendorft  C  to  J  N  Jucobeen  jan  18  It 

44  b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6^   $L^600 

Bosmer  OT&EDtoJG  Sherman  jau  2 

It  2  It  1,  etc,  b  30,  22  39  14,  6  moH 

 $14,1  73 

Hanson  R  J  to  Am  Tra..t  &  8  Bk  jan  14 

It  4  b  5,  8  37  15,   $1700 

Huscher  G  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jau  12 

It  10  b  3,  24  40  13,  5y   $2600 

Baye  I  G  to  P   O  btensland  jan  17  Its 

22  and  23  b  4,  9  3y  13,.  3y  6^   $^5^  0 

Sanson  8  to  A  Chyiraa^^  jan  19  Its  16  and 

17  b  3,  •.i8  39  14,  4y  6«  $3(X'0 

Berriok  R  Z  to  Drezel   B  &  L  Assn  jan 

14  It  8  b  6,  3  38  14,  f-^    $b£00 

Bomeopathic  Med  Ooll  to  N  M  Jonen  jan 

9  Its  21  to  24  b  4,  18  h9  14,  6%   8(0 

Belmski  S  to  0  H  Fleischer  jan  16  It  4-'  b 

14,  31  +0  14,  3y  7%    $1,300 

Berrick  R  G  to  Drexel  B  &  L  A^^sn,  jan  14 

It  8  b  6,  3  38  14,  6«  iSRtO 

Ingram  W  W  to  W  C  Lawson  jan  14  It  ;-5 

Keith's  sub  14  38  14,  6y  7%   .  if  60(  0 

Itter  W  B  to  J  Sohnitzer  jan  18  pt  Its  13 

to  16  b  1,  4  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Johnson  P  M  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  18  It  55 

b  13,  20  40  14,  5y  62  $3'  00 

Johnson  C  J  to  W  Beinemann  jan  16  It 

12  and  pt  13  b  3,  29  40  14,  6y  t%  $2700 

Johnson  V  to  E  Hnfmeyer  may  1  It  25  b 

!     3,  19  40  14  6^   $1205 

Johnson  J  M  to  G  L  Beck  jan  18  Us  1  to 

4  b  4,  18  40  14,  7?   $2200 

Johnson  F  O  to  0  L  Sohaar  j  m  16  It  20  b 

6,  U  S  Bank  add,  3y  7%  $1000 

Johnson  O  J  to  W  tleinemann  jan  15  Us 

12  and  13  b  3,  etc,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  .$2700 
Jacobs  A  B  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  14  Its  15 

to  17  b  21,  Berwyn  5y  7%    $4000 

Jackson  M  et  al  to  Northern  T  Co  jaL  15 

pt  It  11  b  60,  7  36  14,  3y  b}4%  .  $14,750 
Johnson  C  A  &  J  to  O  A  Lewis  jan  10  It 

16  b  7,  1  39  13,  3y  7^   $1300 

Jensen  C  C  to  W  Loeb  jan  15  It  9  b  1,  4 

38  14,  5y  6%  $35' 0 

Keogh  E  to  L  Helm  jan   18  pt  It  14  and 

and  15  b  28,  Sohl  Sec  add  2y  6%  . .  $40(  0 
Kofer  G  C    to  W  Madling  jan  10  It  62  It 

17.  etc,  b  I,  21  38  14,  7%  $15(0 

Kelly  J  to  a  "Vafhburne  jan  7  It  39  b  32, 

17  39  14  and  o  p.  ly  65?   $35i;0 

Kane  T  to  Lot  Owners  B  &   L  /  ssn  jan 

11  Its  3  and  4  b  2,  6  38  14,  8^   $32(  0 

King  J  A  to  Reliance  B  L  &  B  Assn  jany 

1?  It  48  b  20,  10  39  13   $2500 

Kelly  8  U  to  Mt  Pleasant  B  Assn  jan  19 

14  b  20,  31  39  14,  82    $2000 

Klemmet^en  C  to  A  Loeb  jan  18  pt  b  2, 

3  39  13,5y  7%  $1£00 

Kondelik  M  to  M  Ro  enec  jan  19  It  36  b 

3,  8  3t)14,  62  $1600 

Kaliher  J  C  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  lo  It  26 

b  2,  26  38  14,  5y  7%   $1300 

Kehoe  M  to  Bd  of  Control  Endowment 

Rank  K  of  P  jan  10  It  2  D  1   It  3  etc.  lo 

38  14,  5y  62   S2500 

KoBseoki  A  to  J  Belbig  jan  15  It  17  b  3, 

20  37  11,  5y    72  $2200 

Kennedy  A  J  to  H  S  Osborne  jan  15  pt  b 

3,  21  40  14,  lOy  62  $33,OCO 

Keiher  T  to  A  M  Snydacker  jan  16  It  66 

b  2,  9  38  14,  5y  62   $1500 

Kenny  P  H  to  Free  Bome  B  L  &  H  Assn 

jan  17  It  15  b  3,  33  39  14,  62  $18(0 

Koch  M  to  R  Matz  deo  14  It  30  b  2  b  10, 

Sheffield  add  3y  72   $6000 

Kamyen  G  to  A  Gatzert  jan  18  It  40  and 

41  b  33,  6  38  14,  5y  63^2  $1500 

Levine  8  to  I  Feinman  july  3  It  15  b  1,  4 

38  14,  5v  62  . .    $5000 

Londigan  J  B  to  H  E  Horlbnt  jan  22  pt 

b  2,  12  39  13,  5y  62  3  deeds  $7250 

Levy  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  22  It  9  b  1,  17 

38  14,  5y  62  $"'^400 

Lyman  E  to  A  B  Whitley  jan  16  It  42  b 

I,  21  38  14.  3y  62   ^.-^2(0 

Lindall  A  to  Title  Guar  &T  Oo  jan  17  It 

II,  Feinbergs  S  D  add  5y  62  $4000 

Lewis  M  A  to  C  C  Schneidlap  jan  10  Us 

9  and  lo  b  8,21  33  14,  5y  72  $1000 

Loftu9  M  to  \  Pike  jan  18  It  36  b  8.  10 

39  13,  3y  72    $1600 

Laach  0  E  to  Ger  Ins  Co  jan  19  pt   It  10 

b  94,  27  :-9  14,6y  72  ■••  $5000 

Lubey  E  A  to  Will  B  Moore  jan  15  It  1  It 

20  b  7.  18  39  14,  4y  62   $2500 

Lawrence  S  L  to  J   P  Lawrence  dec  1  pt 

Its  7  and  8   b  11,  8  39  14,  no  int,  41  m 

 $2044 

Ling  A  W  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Aean  jan 


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14  It  11  b  3,  17  38  14,  1%  $14C0 

1  indstrom  O  to  A  Peterson  jan  16  It  i> 

and  pt  7  It  1  29  40  U,  8y  6^.  $1200 

Londlias  0  A  to  A  Gatzert  jan  6  Its  9  and 

10  b  9,  etc,  b  2,  16  38  H,by  6%  |9000 

Lenard  M  to  J  H  Weiss  jan  10  Its  23  and 

24  b  7,  Palmer  add  Im  6%  $50C0 

Lenz  L  to  0  Jorn  jan  4  It  1  b  5,  32  39  14, 

3y  7%  IIOOO 

Lasier  D  S   to   Equitable  T  (Jo  jan  16 
lease  of  Its  1  and  2  b  47.  B  add  with 

Atlantio  elevator,  eto,  ly  6!?  *20,000 

LeBean  D  M  to  F  B  Peabodv  jan  16  It  21 

b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  6?    ..     .'  §3600 

Moore  J  to  J  Q  Shortall  jan  14  It  7  It  6  b 

3,  Rockwell  add  5y  7%  |1500 

MoNeil  H  C  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  15  It  1  It  1 

b  46,  33  40  14,  3j  6%  |1200 

MoAllister  A  A  E  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  H 

Assn  jan  14  It  6  b  2,  8  38  14,  6^  $2300 

Mnir  A  ¥  lo  Kaokakee  Idy  &  L  Co  dec  28 

Its  12  and  13  b  4,  23  39  13   |7590 

MoGioais  W  Q  to  Evanston  &  N  Oook  Oo 

B  &  L  Assn   jan    17  Its  4  and  5  b  33, 

Edison  Park  bi    |230U 

Mitchell  J  M  lo  M  J  Donne  jan  2  It  120, 

DowniDg  and  P  sobd,  29  38  14.  7<8.  .$2000 
Mohl  K  to  F  d  Marx  dec  31  Its  10  and  21, 

Parkridge,  6  mns  7^  $1447 

MoMalten  A  to  F  O  Mordook  jan  17  It  7 

It  9  b  1,  7  40  14,  8y  6?  $1476 

MoOlaren  W  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  14  Its 

3  and  4  b  53,  Cornell  5y  7%  $1500 

Morpby  W  H  to  W  Loeb  jan  14  pt  It  46 

eto,  3  38  15,  5y  5%%  3  deeds  $12,000 

Morphy  J  T  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  j  in  15  It 

58  bton'es  add,—  $1000 

Madsen  N  C  to  A  Smith  jan  12  it  45  b  4, 

36  40  13,  5y  7jg  $32ro 

MoKolaon  J  to  O  Jorn  jan  19  It  150  b  3, 

33  39  14,  5y  6%   $2000 

Monis  J  O  to  T  F  Bliss  jan  6  pt  It  31  b 

61,  6  37  14,  7^  ...$1750 

Monroe  W  H  to  E  B  Pease  dec  26  It  10  b 

2,  19  39  14.  6y  6^  $1200 

Maoe  EG  to  EG  Pauling  jan  26  pt  Its 

94  and  95  b  3.  30  38  15.  5y  6^  $3000 

Niswanger  8  A  to  8  E  Felter  jan  15  It  27 

b  2,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $2700 

Nfcwberry  G  G  to   EH   Gary  deo  1  Its  3 

and  6  to  8  b  6  and  o  p,  34  40  13  3y  6% 

 $34,750 

New  'lemple  of  Mosio  Bldg  Co  to  John  P 

Will-on  jan  1  leasehold  Its  7  and  10  b  8 

frl  15  add  Wy  6%  $140,000 

O'Neil  P  to  A  Ueile  jan  16  It  44  b  1  b  11, 

Sheffield  add  5y  6%   $1500 

Ornberg  C  to  H  A  Haogan  jan  17  11  41  b 

2,  20  40  14.  5y  6^  $!r,00 

Osborne  J  B  to  W  Q  Baker  jan  15  pt  It  21 

aod  all  22  and  pt  23  b  1,  26  39  13,  2y 

6^  $25ro 

O'SrienTEtoJ  0  GifEord  jan  17  It  17 

and  pt  16  b  2,  16  38  14.  dem  62. .  .$iO,()00 
Page  8  to  J  H  Van  Vlissecgen  jan  10  pt 

It  1  It  8  b  3,  8  s  ada  5y  7%  $1000 

Propeck  D  to  North  Av  B  &  L  Assn  jan 

16  It  26  b  26,  7  39  14.  6%  $1700 

Peltee  W  H  to  F  G   Bradley  jan  15  It  12 

and  pt  11  b  2,  14  38  13,  4y  6«  $5UC0 

Parington  8  K  to  F  P  Simons  jan  16  pt 

It  12  b  2.  21  38  14,  3y  62   $2400 

Petrowski  T  to  Northwestn  M  L  Ins  Co 

jan  10  It  18  b  lb  13,  5  39  14,  5y  6% 

 t55O0 

Perkins  R  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  16  It  42 

b  16,  6  ,39  14,  5y  6)4%  $1500 

Pike  A  to  Jesse  Cox  jm  14  its  97  to  loo 

eto,  17  39  13,  6%   $3500 

Pederson  C  F  to  West  North  Av  B  L  &  H 
Assn  jan  15  Its  28  and  pt  29  b  6,  25 

40  13,  7%    $2400 

Peasserki  T  to  3  Coombs  jan  12  It  50  b 

34,  19  39  14,  6y  6%%  $3000 

Patterson  A  L  to  E  Dothil  jan  14  pt  b  8, 

2  39  13,  72  3  deeds.  $4000 

Peterson  J  P  to  W  F  Lnbeke  jan  10  It  7 

b  25,  25  40  13,  5y  7%.  $1600 

Palmer  D  A  to  E  B  Pease  jane  16  pt  e  3^ 

n  e  3^  2  3S  12,  18  m  72   $1400 

P.jtwin  M  E  to  J  W  Gary  jan  16  Its  2  and 

3  b  9,  Rockwell  add  ly  62  $50(  0 

Piper  O  to  P  Steele  jan  16  Its  10  and  11  b 

0,  31  39  14,  82   ,  $6500 

Peet  H  J  to  Northern  T   Co  j  in  17  Us  5 

to  10  It  24.  17  40  14,  3y  62   0 

Parliaments  to  Northn  Trost  Co  jan  21 

pt  Its  5  and  6  b  11  Einzie  add  2y  53^2 

 $40,000 

QiirkS    o  Northn  Trost  Co  jan  5  It  2  b 

43,  Shefif  add  3y  62  $2000 

Qairk  M  A  to  R  Berger  jan  17  pt  w  5  ao« 

u  10  acs  8  w  34  8  w   34  4  37   14,  3y  72 

 $1800 

Rosen  IJ  to  W  H  Matthews  deo  31  It  11 

It  8  eto,  b  66,  21  89  14,  6j  6>^2  |220() 


Reynolds  W  H  to  W  O  Hoag  jan  5  pt  It 

1 2  b  3,  34  39  14,  5y  62  $2tOO 

Ratto  A  to  0  A  Fleischer  jan  7  pt  It  49 

Ellis  e  add  2y  62   $1100 

Rook  H  R  to  J  0  Spengler  jan  16  Its  11 

and  12  b  2  36  40  13,  3y  72  $2400 

Rosen  J  to  A  B  Camp  jan  7  Its  25  to  28  b 

2,  35  38  14,  3y  62  $1250 

Rhorer  H  et  al  to   R  W   Baylies  deo  23  It 

16  It  1  Rockwell  add   2y  62  $4000 

Rufer  J  to  H  O   Hansen  nov  26  Its  10  to 

12  b,  12  39  12,  Py  72  $1000 

Richardson  J  to  C  T  Schwartz  jan  6  Its 

66  and  67  b  1,  27  39  13  62  $1075 

Robeson  E  to  F  B    Peabody  jan  16  It  19 

It  12  eto,  Morgan  Pk  5y  72   $1500 

Ross  J  F  A  to  J    Weske  jan  16  It  90  b  8, 

35  40  13,  5y  72  $30f0 

Riley  M  to  0  L  Sohaar  jan  15  It  64  b  29, 

29  39  14,  62  $1200 

Rohner  G  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  1'84  pt  It 
1  and  all  2  to  10  It  7,  Duncan  add  13  y 

62    $15,000 

Remioh  J  P  to   HP  Kranz  jan  16  It  20  b 

7,  Pitner  2d  add,  Evanston  3y  72. . .  $1200 
Rowan  8  0  to  G  Reiohhold  jan  18  It  24, 

Scott's  add  5y  72  $300 

Rosenfeld  A  to  A  M  Snydaoker  jan  19  It 

41  b  3,  13  39  13,  6y  62  $3000 

Startevant  M  to  Northern  T  Oo  jan  17  pt 

It  20  b  32,  8  8  add,  5y  62  $2000 

Smith  A  R  to  R  D  Hill  jan  18  pt  It  6  b  4, 

Myrick  2d  add  5y  62  $8000 

Stebbins  R  to  E  O   rirowo  deo  26  Its  33 

and  34  b  27  7  39  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Spear  M  D  and  J  to  0  E  Patterson  nov  6 

It  25  to  27  b  2,  17  38  14,  2y  72  $1700 

Smith  C  8  to   C  R   Calkins   jan  19  It  36 

Bowen  sobd  3  38  14,  5y  72  $2000 

Solan  D  A  to  )1  E  Faherty  deo  24  pt  It  12 

b  17,  Butle-  W  &  W  add  3y  62  $4500 

Shannon  H  to  £  B  Fidler  jan  1  Its  9  and 

10  b  14,  Newberry  add  loy  62  $30,000 

Swanson  P  to  8  Piper  jan  7  It  70  It  1  b  22 

31  39  14,  2y  62   ...$1200 

Stephenson  A  E  &  C  J  to  P  Van  Vlissin- 

geo  jan  9  It  4  b  2,  34  39  14.  5y  62.  .$30(  0 
ShilvaeK  R  to  P  O  Stensland  jan  19  It  36 

b  17,  Sheffield  add  3y  72  $3000 

Snogele  T  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  jan  21  It 

24,  Kosciosko's  sub  26  39  13,  5y  72..  $1000 
Schneberger  G  to  A  Stepina  jan  8  It  47 

and  pt  48  b  5,  2  )  39  14,  ly  62   $1000 

Sheahan  M  to  W  Loeb  j  in  21  It  25  b  2  b 

26.  33  39  14.  5y  62    $11(  0 

Schulz  J  H  to  J  ti  liedmann  cot  29  It  10 

It  15,  ^8  40  14,  t^2   $1600 

Sankstone  W  to  J  Baomgartl  jan  15  It  8 

It  1  b  64,  21  39  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Ssanlau  H  to  M  K  Greenebaom  jan  16  It 

1  It  11,  21  39  14,  5y  62   $4500 

Staaber  F  A  to  M  A  Stanber  dec  2i  It  54 

It  2  b  19,  Sh  ffi  !ld  add  5y  62   $9000 

Schlack  H  J  to  ME  Greenebaom  jan  14 

pt  It  3  b  1,  3  38  14,  3  deeds  $14,760 

Schmidt  M  to  A  M  Soydacker  jan  3  It  25 

b  8,  20  39  14,  2y  72   $4500 

Spengler  &  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co  jany  1 

pt  It  7  b  52,  27  39  14,  5y  52  $9000 

Sernm  H  E  to  W  F  Riggle  oot  1  It  1  It  1  b 

2,  1  39  13,  ly  62  $1000 

Sohrieber  E  to  J  Sohlonkel  jaa  18  It  36  b 

26,31  39  14,  3y  72  $1770 

Schmitz  M  to  Mot  Union  h  &  B  Assn  jan 

21  pt  It  171  div  1  30  38  15,—  .....  J1240 
Schmidt  C  to  Cott  G  Av  B  <fc  L  Assn  jin 

19  It  13  b  9.  28  37  14,  82  $1920 

Sweeney  R  to  Lake  View  B  &  L  Aesn  jan 

16  It  47  b  5,  20  40  14,  72  $2500 

Scholte  P  to  W  Sohoen  jan  12  It  1  It  27, 

eto,  20  39  14,  3y  62  $1500 

Schalla  C  W  to  H  8  Dietrich  Jan  18  It  43 

b  2  b  41,  19  40  14,  72   $2300 

Snowhook  P  W  to  W  Heinemann  deo  1  It 

15,  Forber's  Pub  2  38  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Swedish  Bap  Oh  Evanston  to  F  M  Elliott 

jan  5  It  1  and  pt  2  b  51,  Evanston  5y 

62   $3C00 

SnllivaQ  EV<fePCtoBR  DeVonng  deo 

10  It  1  It  36,  7  40  14,  2y  62   $1000 

Schneider  F  to  P  Borri  jan  15  It  69  b  14. 

29  40  14,  5y  02   $2100 

Salsbori;  E  H  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  jan 

lOpt  It  13  b  8,  Ryde  Park  3y  53'»2  •  $7500 
Schiewe  A  to  J  Bradley  jan  J61ts  33  to  37 

b  9.  Garfield,  ly  62  .'  $1000 

Sondmacher  A  to  J  H  Ernst  jan  16  It  11 

b  8  b  44,  Sheffield  add  2y  62  $1300 

Schaerf  E  to  F  W  Engel  jan  14  It  1  b  8, 

20  40  14,  5y  63^2  $6500 

Trapp  H  to  Commonwealth  L  &  B  Assn 

jan  19  It  13  b  9,  20  40  14,—  $1500 

Todhunter  A  E  to  Paciffo  L  &  H  Assn  jan 

19  Its  14  and  15  b  97,  8  Chicago  $4503 

Tyre  J  to  M  B  Greenebaom  jan  16  It  17 

b  44,  7  38  U,  6y  72  $100 


Thya  J  0  to  B  Leeser  jan[17  It  3  It  6  eto, 

I  39  13,  3y  62  $1000 

Tieman  FC&GGtoN  A  Mayer  jan  16 

Its  14,  16  and  pt  16  b  16,  21  38  14,  2y 
62  $2000 

Tilliard  J  to  Commonwealth  L  &  B  Assu 
jan  10  pt  b  18,  Montrose  $1800 

Thomas  L  D  to  E  0  Day  jin  16  It  12  b  2, 

II  38  14,  ly  62  $2500 

Thomazin  F  8  to  A  Gatzert  jan  15  pt  Its 

13a, d  12  b  2,  16  38  14,  6y  62  $4000 

Thill  8  to  C  Frische  jan  14  pt  Its  8  and  9 

b  1,  20  40  14,  6y  63^2   ..  .$2200 

Vollbach  A  to  C  H  Jackson  jan  22  It  17, 

Livingston  &  E  sob  4  38  14,  5y  62. $1000 
Vessey  M  A  to  A  Peterson  jan  3  It  1  b  4, 

18  39  14,  3y  6%  $17(0 

Ward  A    Montgomery  to  Title  G  &  T  Co 

jan  14  Its  1  and   2  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  52 

 $21,000 

Winger  J  H  to  C  Plomer  dee  27  It  7  b  6, 

35  40  13,  5y  62  $1000 

Wright  W  to  W  A  Starin  jan  16  Its  88  to 

90,  Beverly  Hills  ly  62  $1000 

Wodrich  F  to  E  F  Runyan  jan  9  It  37  b  3, 

9  38  14,  5y  4>^2   $1000 

Wallwork  E    L  lo   A  L  Raker  jan    14  It 

11  n  e  34,  3  38  14,  6y  62   $1500 

Wasoher  A  to  Intol  B  L  &  I  Union  jan  2 

Its  8  and  9  b  1,  4  38  14,  62   $3500 

Wornhoflf  A  to  F  Krnmaeig  jan  15  It  12  b 

16,  31  40  14,  4y  72   $1400 

Walsh  J  F  to  R  Berger  jan  18  Its  37  and 

38  b  1  b  3  Sheffield  add  5y  62  $8000 

Walpole  B  to   B  F    Bay  ley  j  in  10  It  4  b 

45,  33  40  14,  .5y  62   $2600 

Williams  L  E  to  K  N  Weart  jan  13  pt  It 

15  b  3,  14  38  14.  72  $  J500 

Weozlafif  O  to  J  Jorn  jan  15  It  51  b  2,  8 

38  14,  72   $1800 

Webster  T  J  to  J  M  Wilson  j»n  17  lots  in 

Comrs  sob   n  e  ^  34   39  13,  9  mos  62 

 $1500 

Wright  J  H  to  F  Lackner  jan  10  lease- 
hold Its  8  and   9  b   10,  a3  40  14,  2y  62 

 $1350 

Wilder  E  A  to  A  U  Re  Qui  deo  16  pt  It  7 

s  w  ^,  15  38  14,  62  $3000 

Weymith  H  to  Drexel  B  &  L  Aepn  jan  17 

It  kO  b  1,  21  37  14,  62  $1800 

Wolf  A  M  to  G  F  Koeisler  j  »n  2  It  16  b  6. 

31  39  14,  3y  72  $1000 

Wood  A  E  to  G  Van  Zandt  j*n  22  prem 

285,  287    and  291    Claremoct  av  5y  62 

 $5500 

Wyles  W  to  M  L  Pearce  jan  16  pt  It  9  b 

7,  23  38  14,  3y  62   $1200 

Yonng  O  F  to  U  0  Patterson  jan  10  s  w 

3^  s  e  3^  6  36  15,  3y  62   $6500 

Zasadil  V  to  A  Ohmelik  jin  17  It  81  b  41. 

19  39  14,  6,1^2   $2500 

Zmioh  F  to  P  Kiolbassa  jan  30  It  33  b  12, 

5  39  14,  72    $3(0) 

Zallweg  O  to  M  Frahlioh  jan  18  It  7  b  £. 
1  39  13,  5y  62   $120( 


«;HATTKL.  BtOUTWAWKM. 


Allen  T  to  M  Himrod  jan  9,  forn  171  On- 
tario ly  $100 

Atkinson  A  &  U  to  G  Gates  jan  17,  fnrn 
Lyons  ly  $125 

Alexander  J  E  to  A  M  Aoley  jan  16,  sa- 
loon 52  n  State   $1000 

Axman  H  C  to  N  Trinkes  jan  1,  forn  609 
Wabash  ly  

Alexander  W  H  to  T  Lodlaw  jan  19,  sa 
loon  Im  $100 

Axture  M  A  to  W  W  Wallace  jan  21,  fnrn 
430  Division  ly  $121 

Bodong  W  F  to  Automatic  Foldg  Bed  Co 
jan  4,  maohy  horses  eto,  659  Carroll  av 
6m    $i50 

Bell  R  to  W  H  Bell  jan  17,  forn  94  w  Mad- 
ison ly    $6(0 

Bills  C  D  lo  F  G  Wright  jan  18  carriage 
etc,  lOol  Centl  Pk  av  lo  m  ...$176 

Bell  J  W  to  J  A  Dahlan  jan  14,  inrn  263 
62d  4m  $90 

Barber  M  J  to  A  W  Howard  jan  19,  forn 
and  8sml3  m.....  $326 

Babat  W  to  N  West  Brg  Co  jan  18,  saloon 
23m  $210 

Brennan  E  F  to  W  F  Holmes  jan  17, 
horses  etc,  1381  Jackson  im  $60 

Boogard  J  A  to  Smith  Bros  jan  14,  fnrn 
and  bterling  piano  6072,  7m   $122 

Beck  O  to  S  B  Knowlton  jan  14,  fnrn  ly 
 $300 

Balzow  0  C  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  jan  18, 
saloon  485  Ogden  av  $800 

Balzer  E  to  Smith  Bros  jan  10,  fnrn  7m. $70 

Binghan  L  H  to  J  8  Goodwin  jan  14,  forn 
7m  $312 


Brickman  W  E  et  al  to  J  H  Sotton  Co  oct 

24,  skates  and  straps  Im   $73 

Brisoo  S  B  to  W  A  Mayer  jan  21,  fnrn  6609 

Lafayette  av  $400 

Bender  0  to  H  Sohroeder  jan  17,  horses 

etc  $  . 

Balbonie  J  to  D  R  McNaoght  jan  18,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Baker  W  T  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  21,  forn 

and  8  m,  6m  $51 

Culbs  V  V  to  8  L  Barrow  jan  19,  fnrn  60 

•is  $100 

Crsuston  P  to  F  E  Blackman  jan  16,  forn 

60  Wabash  $100 

Curtis  N  H  to  A  W  Greene  jan  16,  forn 

660  Washington  5m  $89 

Clark  N  to  R  Morrison  jan  17  Gt  Union  p 

62841,  58  Center  st.   $80 

Craig  E  H  to  North  W    Brg  Oo   jan  17, 

saloon  723  Elston  av  22  m  $2C0 

Carnahan  8  to  G   R   Oarnahan  jan  14, 

fnrn  2963  Indiana  av  2y  $200 

Oommings  FMtoWD  &  J  R  Walker 

jsn  6,  fnrn  Atlantic  Hotel  Sherman 

and  Van  Buren  demd   $6000 

Carroll  M  to  J    Oullen  nov  20,  fnin  23 

O'Neil  6  m   ...,$74 

CroBsman  N  B  to  S  0  McLilly  jan  17,  furn 

2361  Michigan  av  ly  $325 

Carson  J  P  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  21,  forn  6 

m   $51 

Oullen  C  J  to  Smith  Bros  jan  15,  forn  7m 

 $70 

Oapel  F  et  al  to  T  Bergman  jan  7,  barber 

shop  6m  $160 

Carpenter  &  Qilmore  to  Brunswick-B-0 

Co  jan  21,  billiard  goods.  336  Madison 

13m   $950 

Christopher  P  to  N  Poleconer  jan  22, 

fnrn  804  Halsted  ly   $10(0 

Downe  H  D  to  0  0  McMahon  jan  17*  fern 

3002  Wabaph  2y  ,  $450 

Deoiier  B  J  to  A  W  Greene  jan  18,  fnrn 

6517  Langley  av  5m  $86 

Orego  R  to  F  Volkner  jan  19,  wagons 

mdse  etc,  749  Illinois  ly  $278 

Doherty  J  to  J   W  Trainor  jan  4,  bidgs 

and  contents,  Hyde  Pk,  2y  $l(i,0(  0 

Deiohman  W  to  Standard  Bry  jan  17,  sa- 
loon 405  w  North  av  23m   $460 

Domby  S  to  Smith  Bros  jan  15,  furn  7m 

   $166 

Derbyshire  W  G  to  to  G  W  Gould  jan  16, 

ptg  office,  87  w  Monroe  2y  $3454 

Douglass  E  to  M  E  Finch  jan  16,  forn 

Cicero  6m   $87 

Delohen  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  17,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Dangelna  N  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  nov  20. 

saloon  479  Wabash  ly  $700 

Dowaen  J  W  to  M  J  Faddon  dec  29,  fnrn 

6m  $140 

Dupil  F  E  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  16.  forn  6m 

  $77 

Doschell  F  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  jan  16, 

ealooD  2645  Portland  av  ly   $674 

Drum  8  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  jan  16, 

saloon  4^*7  Halsted  dem  $400 

Dillons  8  L  to   M    E  Finch  jan  9,  fnrn 

Haines  piano  6015  6  m   $77 

Disbrow  G  H  to  Smith  Bros  jan  16,  fnrn 

and  Ssm7m  $102 

Dalton  P  H  to  J  Schneir  jan  21,  horses  eto 

146  Erie  12  m   $250 

OaLgler  F  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  17,  fnrn 

6643  State  6  m  $72 

Drepsel  H  G  W  to  A  R  Sohroeder  jan  21, 

furn  323  Western  av  3m   $1600 

Daniels  F  H  to  E  Norton  jan  22.  forn 

2004  State  oot  1  -  $>S0 

Bltemund  W    E  to  Smith  Bros  jan  18, 

furn  7  m  $167 

Evans  P  M  to  W  E  Qiifflth  jan  16,  prtg 

office  325  Dearborn  2y   $200 

Edmonds  M  K  to  F  Salter  &  Co  jan  19, 

furn  442  Harrison,  mar  15  $4000 

English  A  F  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  21,fnrn  6m 

 $61 

Ender  E  and  M  to  W  M  Hanley  jan  14, 

'urn  818  48th  st  ly  $100 

Brbe  A  to  W  Mann  jan  17,  library  398 

Wells  2y  $300 

Edmnndson  A  to  A  0  Reed,  jan  18.  418 

Clark  6m   $1600 

foster  F  to  A  G  Ingraham  jan  21,  furn 

etc  924  s  Chicago  av  ly  $500 

Farlej  J  to  Smith  Bros  jan  21,  Decker 

piano  24935  7m   $102 

Foy  M  A  to  E  Tossetti  Brg  Oo  jan  17, 

saloon  90  0  Grove  av  ly  $1000 

Fischer  O  0  to  AW  Greene  jan  19  Kra- 

kauer  p   5808   458   Cleveland  av  5  m 

   $91 

Forsyth  0  to  A  W  Greene  jan  6,  Fischer 

piano  76664  660  Adams,  6  m  $136 


January  26,  1895. 


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Gibson  T  to  A  W  Greene  jan  14,  fnrn 
and  Knabe  piano  37685  4528  Prince  av 
6  m  $395 

Glinen  J  to  J  B  Woodville  jan  17,  horse 
eto  57  Grand  av  ISm  $200 

Gregory  F  to  G  Ries  jan  14,  lonoh  oar  eto 
 ^200 

Glassbreimer  F  to  Corper  Brg  Co  jfln  17, 
saloon  1?4  Noble  av,  ly  $250 

Graves  N  to  H  F  Davenport  jan  19,  fnrn 
1465  Mich  av  |300 

Qotohes  J  H  to  O  Bergersen  jan  22,  fnrn 
Hafford  piano  693  Jaokson  2y  |357 

Heming  F  to  J  H  sohweer  &  Go  jan  19, 
oows  eto,  Bloom  deo  1.  .  $162 

Herrin  J  F  to  Shields  Bros  jan  18,  horse 
eto  6m  $111 

Hyndman  H  S  to  B  Bender  jan  18,  gro- 
cery 655  Rosooe  6m   $240 

Harri  onJW  to  C  R  Oohaenr  jan  16. 
horses  eto,  444  63d   $7C0 

Harper  H  E  to  W  B  Austin  jan  18,  forn 
6m  ,  $162 

Hill  tj  E  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  14,  Vose  piano 
26106,  6ni  $51 

Heimansen  R  to  S  Rioha'-dson  jan  15, 
fnrn  and  Hale  piano  82810,  1054  n 
Western  av  6m  $165 

Harris  E  F  to  E  H  Lakeman  jan  16,  John- 
son piaoo  and  furit  6121  Madison  av 
apr  1  $106 

Uaaok  L  H  to  Smith  Bros  jan  14,  fnrn  6m 
 $70 

Hoffman  S  to  8  Richardson  jan  7,  fnrn 
6l  5  w  North  av  6m   $72 

Hanson  M  B  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  8,  fnrn 
565  Jaokson  6m  $102 

Hooker  0  D  to  B  A  L  Thompson  jan  15, 
fnrn  605  VVarren  av  5m  $70 

Hamlin  J  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Oo  jan  19, 
drugs  53fi  Washiugton  $350 

Heefner  H  P  to  E  J  Edson  jan  18,  shop 

100  Wells  6m  $260 

Hought  F  to  E  W  Lee  jan  17,  horse  mdse 

eto  533  Van  Buren  demd   .$510 

Johnson  J  W  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  18,  horses 
eto  5251  Atlantic  and  5226  LaSalle  6m 


Jenks  Ohas  L  to  O  L  Jenks  nov  13,  fnrn 

5739  Washington  av  10m  , . .  $850 

Jensen  J  P  to  a  O  Hansen  jan  15,  horses 

eto  1 12  w  Ohio  4  m   $150 

Kieltz  M  to  J  Ourran  jan  18,  saloon  18  n 

Clark  ly  $500 

Kalaoinski  F  to  J  F  Smnlski  jan  17,  drugs 

673  Ashland  av  ly  $600 

Krause  R  O  to  H  P  Mount  jan  16,  furn 

6m  $130 

Korbel  M  to  A  E  Brnnner  jan  15,  horse 

453  Morgan,  apr  18   $145 

Kreklan  A  to  Kelly  M  &  Oo  jan  18,  shop 

110  n  Ada  90  ds   $130 

Keleen  G  H  to  Smith  Bros  jan  14,  furn  7 

™  $89 

Kink  M  S  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jan  IV, 

saloon  6756  Halsted  $375 

Krahler  F  0  to  J  Glees  jan  4,  saloon  903 

Belmont,  6in  $400 

Kaage  N  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  W  Oo  jan  19, 

saloon  1378  n  Halsted  2y  $300 

Krska  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Oo  jan  21,  sa- 
loon Paulina  and  Horn  2y  $250 

Levine  8  to  J  Feminan  jan  3,saloon  L»ke 

3y  $1000 

Lonergan  E  J  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  jan  21, 

saloon,  6759  Halsted  dem  $  1 100 

Larsen  H  te  Standard  Bry  jan  12,  saloon 

359  w  Erie  23m..-.  $1000 

Larson  O  to  O  A  Anderson  jan  17,  fnrn 

Hotel  Svea  2y  $1500 

Lorenger  M  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  16,  forn 

6m  $155 

Larson  P  to  8  Richardson  jan  7.  furn  6109 

Lake  6m  ■.'  $72 

Lee  J  to  0  Bergersen  jan  16,  forn  ly  .  $83 
Leban  H  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  jan  16,  sa- 
loon Clark  and  115  st  28m  $565 

Lynch  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  11,  fnrn  6m  $207 
Leleste  J  to  M  J  Ruprecht  jan  10,  forn 

4773^  31ark  ly  $1350 

Munsel  O  W  to  W  Forest  oot  17.  laundry 

   $100 

Miller  G  F  to  M  E  Finch  jan  12,  fnrn  6m 

 '.  $134 

MoDonongh  M  to  A   W  Greene  deo  29, 

Kimball  piano  3431,  388  n  Lincoln  6  m 

 $135 

Mitchell  E  K  to  F    B  Sn>der,  jan  14, 

furn  and  Fischer  piano  66484  6  m.  .$103 
Medicine  Lodge  Sugar  Co  to  H  &  L  Chase 

jan  14  $357 

Miller  M  R  to  O  F  Miller  jan  16,  horses 

eto  806  n  Superior  2y  $300 

Murphy  J  J  to  C  E  Brown  jan  2,  furn 

4224  Evans  av  23m  $200 


Mohr  J  O  to  A  A  Bogne  et  al  jan  18,  shop 

218  LaSalle  Im  $300 

Manteuffel  A  R  to  J   Mantenffei  deo  27 

ptg  office  516  w  Division  3y  $3000 

Miller  A  L  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  14,  forn  6m 

 $129 

Morse  H  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jan  17,  furn 

216  3bd,  5m    $180 

Miller  H  R  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  17,  horses 

eto,  355  Hermitage  av,  6m   $62 

McMullen  J  J  to  Steele- W  Co  jan  4,  horses 

etc,  mdse  1398  Ogden  av  ly  $iOO 

Moore  T  H  to  F  B  dnyder  jan  12,  Emer- 
son piano  41040,  6m  $51 

Maloney  H  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  jan  17, 

saloon  813  n  Rabey,  dem  $298 

Maciola  J  G  to  A  W  Greene  jan  18,  fnrn 

1947  Elston  av.  5m  $136 

Meggelin  J  F  to  Steele-W  Co  jan  17,  mdse 

69  Henie,  dem  $803 

Muiden  H  F  to  Smith  Bros  jan  21,  furn 

7m   $300 

MoGuire  N  B  to  O  H  Lonnzen  jan  18, 

mdse  60  Slst,  ly  $600 

March  L  to  R  Boon  jan  19,  furn  110  n  Ada 

2y  $2000 

Miller  0  0  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  19,  furn  and 

Hardman  piano  31644,  6m  $207 

Morten  J  8  to  M  E  Finoh  jon  21;  Estey 

piano  12462,  6m  $69 

Nuerren  J  to  0  W  Cattle  jan  21,  fnrn  14 

Paulina  60ds   $100 

Niemann  J  T  to  A  W  Greene  jan  19,  fnrn 

168  Mozart  6m  $73 

Newberry  J  P  to  Birk  Bros  B  Oo  jan  21, 

saloon  1241  Wabash  6m  $965 

Newberry  J  P  to  O  G  Hubbell  jan  21  fnrn 

and  MjOammon  p  15335  11  m  $135 

Norman  H  to  M  E  Finoh,  jan  11,  fnrn 

6  m  $129 

Norris  M  to  L  H  Pierre  jan  9,  house  278 

Newberry  av  2y  $100 

Oakes  G  U  to  T  Jrebb  jan  15,  horses  eto 

6m  $400 

O'Connor  J  F  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  19,  fnrn 

6m  $51 

O'&hea  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  19,  furn  6m. $77 
O'Neill  T  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  17,  fnrn  6m|77 
Oswald  J  to  H  K  Neyec  deo  28,  barber 

shop  163  Randolph  2y  $2000 

Oswals  0  F  to  Birk  Brg  Oo  jan  17,  saloon 

1134  Madison  2y  $377 

Prendergast  J  M  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  19, 

furn  and  s  m,  6m   $63 

Piper  8  A  to  C  N  Piper  jan  21,  Emerson 

piano  and  furn  6558  Drexel  av  23m. .  $669 
Pomeroy  W  C  to  M  E  Finch  jan  19,  fnrn 

6m  $139 

Painter  &  Tobey  to  E  N  Lndington  jan 

19,  54(16  Lake  av  fieOO 

Porter  J  to  T  A  Taggart  jan  9,  horses  eto 

ly  $800 

Pnelan  M  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  15,  Hale 

piano  37774,  6m  $57 

Palmer  0  B  to  H  Hunter  jan  16,  fixts  396 

33d  $250 

Prairie  Club,  Oak  Park  to  Homestead  B  & 
L  Assn  jane  1,  club  room  and  fittings, 

'^y  $1000 

Prater  &  Denker  to  Hoarber  Brg  Oo  jan 

21,  saloon  675  Halsted  ly  $160 

Popp  F  to  M  J  Paddon  nov  2  furn  946 

bheridan  av  6  m  $72 

Qninlan  M  to  Oremer  &  Leich  jan  18,  sa- 
loon 439  n  Clark  3m  $260 

Reichel  H  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  18,  horses 

etc,  6m  $103 

Rubeden  J  to  M  B  Finoh  jan  8,  f  urn  6m  $56 
Rich  E  N  to  R  C  Rich  dec  26,  furn  2y . .  $75 
Reif  J  to  P  Becker  jdn  1,  bakery  33  Oeju- 

ter  st  $£00 

Ralston  J  S  to  A  W  Greene  jan  16,  fnrn 

282  Clinton  av,  6m   $161 

Revere  0  P  to  C  Miller  jan  18,  furn  97  w 

Wood  ICm  $100 

Roa  EO  to  A  J  Fordhan  jan  Id,  Haines 

piano  2581,  80  Randolph  5m  $73 

Roehl  H  to  L  HoDsker  jan  19,  fnrn  391 

Van  Buren  6  m   $100 

Ryan  R  to  Smith  Bros  jan  10,  ft;rn  7  m 

 $70 

Southwiok  H   to   F  Keeler  jan  10,  furn 

4220  Calumet  ly   $250 

Sinn  A  to   Shields  Bios  jan   17,  Vose  p 

^1403  3  m  $115 

Soahngen  S  to  Shields  Bros  jan  16,  Bauer 

p  '^56fii>  4  m   $120 

Sohofmau  A  to  D  R  MoNaoght  jan  17 

Shoninger  1860  and  fnrn  6  m  $125 

Sobolenski  F  to  O'D  &  V  Bav  Brg  Oo  jan 

17,  saloon  931  w  19th   

Sedlaoek  F  to  H  Kopf  moh  19,  horses  eto 

^  'y  $600 

Sears  A  to  C  Ransom  jan  5,  furn  14m..  $61 
Shepard  G  to  H  Smith  deo  deo  28,  fnrn 


f^Td  Polk  $115 

Sennott  F  to  G  Smith  jan  2,  mnsio  8to:k 

277  Milwaukee  av  4m  $100 

Smith  O  H  to  A  Fosen  sept  25,  laundry 

227  Division  6m  $,';o 

Shapers  I  to  U  L  Maites  jan  8,  press  eto 

147  w  12th,  6m   ,  ,  $100 

Staams  K  J  to  E  J  Abel  jan  jan  16,  fnrn 

628  Grand  av,  (Indiana  st)  2y  $855 

Stephen  H  to  Smith  Bros  jan  14,  furn  7m 


Segal  N  to  J  Bernhard  jan  21,  mdse  597 

w  I2ih  ly  $1000 

Stnrgin  J  L  to  D  Rankin  jan  21,  furn  415 

Center  st    $52 

Shorly  Oo  to  0  J  Shurly  jan  4,  office  50 

Randolph  st  18m  

Soberer  W  to  8  Meyer  jan  17',  carriage  ly 

 $137 

Schaefer  &  MoAusk  to  Grommes  &  D  jan 

17,  saloon  110  Dearborn  ly  $813 

Stein  J  A  to  Chi  Brg  Co  jan  19,  saloon 

458  Clark  ly    $250 

Saturday  Evening  Herald  Oo  to  G  H  Tay- 
lor jan  17,  newspaper   and  office  89 

Clark  2y  $1605 

Stringer  W  to  K  E  Kessler  nov  16,  furn  44 

Spruce  6m  $55 

Schmidt  M  to  P  Schmidt  jan  19,  horses 

eto,  18m  $260 

Saohan  F  to  Standard  Bry  jan  18,  saloon 

162  North  av,  oot  1,'96   $1100 

Schmidt  L  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  17^fnrii  6m 

 $60 

Toropky  J  to  8  E  Grossfleld  jan  10,  fnrn 

3m  $50 

Thompson  F  0  to  0  Meader  jan  21,  shop 

10m  $70 

Thompson  A  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  18,  furn 

714  Davis  6m  $135 

Taylor  G  to  F  Taylor  deo  28,  horses  eto, 

40  n  Uoyne  av  6m  $200 

Tionsen  A  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  16,  furn  and 

Kingsbury  piano  6092,6m  $135 

Tennea  C  to  H  Kopf  deo  10,  furn  409  Lin- 
coln av  ly   $600 

Tilton  F  R  to  L  0   Blanohard   jan  15, 

market  704  Main  st  2y  $600 

Trailer  &  Sohook  to  M  Sohook  jan  12, 

horses  eto  384  Clifton  av  ly  $50 

Dtloy  G  P  to  H  P  Mount  jan  16,  furn 

6m  ,   $90 

Voelker  0  to  J  R  Mayeekie  jan  9,  horse 

 ..$125 

Watson  J  to  B  Taylor  jan  1,  furn  5m.. $223 
Werney  E  J  to  W  Werner  jan  22,  safe  etc 

4318  0  Grove  ly  $75 

Wall  P  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Wiohman  0  to  B  Bull  jan  10,  horses  eto 

ly  $175 

Wright  J  H  to  W  Drnske  jan  16,  coal  of- 
fice and  outfit  999  w  Halsted  2y  $1350 

Walker  C  B  to  8  Richardson  jan  16,  fnrn 

593  w  Randolph  $102 

Wright  F  U  to  Mandel  Bros  jan  16,  fnrn 

178  19th  6m  $2357 

Watson  L  A  to  M  Jones  jan  15,  furn  and 

piano  $76 

Webster  J  to  O  O  Harz  apr  10,  cabs  eto 

 $1875 

Wisler  0  O  to  S  Richardson  jan  16,  furn 

495  Bowen  av  3m  '.  $173 

Wheeler  T  H  to  B  Wheeler  et  al  jan  16, 

horses  eto  $300 

Wolf  E  L  to  W  A  Hovarter  jan  18,  furn 

692  Larrabee  iOm  $160 

Williams  O  H  to  G  N  Brnner  jan  19,  furn 

104  Clinton  ly  $600 

Waters  E  T  to  Q  Iter  jan  14,  ptg  office  300 

Dearborn  

Wolf  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  jan  11,  saloon 
4706  Ashland  av,  ly  $2500 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


BeBsler  P  to  E  Beseler  jan  12,  fnrn  1137 

Lincoln  av  $1565 

Chicago  Press  to  E   J  Smith,  jan  11, 

office  etc  327  Dearborn  $6fi81 

Repening  A  to  H  Pisbe  jan  12,  mdso  347 

North  av  $200 

Jordan  P  H  Oo  to  F  M  Bassetl  jan  5, 


Ryan  A  J  to  W  F  Ryan  jan  4,  furn.  .  $200 
Harron  V  T  to  M  E  Morris  jan  7,  oyster 

house  1006  $6(0 

Jaika  A  to  A  Fiedler  jan  14,  mdse,  1089 

n  Robey  $350 

Grady  H  P  to  J  R  Fravel  jan  15,  laundry 

570  Ogden  av,  sep  10  ,   $100 

Schmitz  P  to  N  Schmitz  nov  1,  grocery 

957  Ogden   $1(00 

Banks  Agricultural  &  Trans  Co  v  M  A 

Banks  jan  li',  horses  eto  $7  30 

Merriles  O  L  to  0  B  Clandis  deo  i,  furn 

 $328 

Barker  W  to  F  Barker  jan  10,  furn  $200 

Groth  J  to  8  Knrth  nov  15,  horses  etc 

 $300 

MoConaghy  H  B  to  H  F  Maynard  jan 
12,  furn  $300  i 


Rosenbaum  O  B  to  F  D  Mather  jan  14 

mdse  120  Washington  $1COO 

Bollbauch  G  to  H  Sohaede  jan  12,  horses 

78  Fremont  $253 

Rose  E  0  to  8  Rose  jan  10,  furn  66  43rd 

 *3f  0 

Champert  A  to  F  A  Weage  jan  14,  horses 

etc  $120 

Hildebrand  H  J  to  C  Goderyahn  jan  9, 

horses  eto  934  63rd  $500 

Smith  F  E  to  W  F  Ryan  jan  1.-,  horse 

eto  $300 

Smith  T  to  L  E  Harris  jan  14,  furn  3157 

Wabash    $2(0 

Schramm  A  to  8  J  Zierragel  oot  3,  mar- 
ket La  Grange  $300 

Morrison  T  J  to  AO  Elder  Jan  14,  H  & 

D  piano  7018  Eggleston  av  $120 

Londry  &  Rook  to  E  D  Kimball  &  Co  jan 

16,  mdse  1499  Clark   $13 

Walther  F  A  to  P  Beseler  jan  1,  saloon 

1137  Lincoln  av   . ,  $76 

Beseler  P  to  B  Beseler  jan  1,  saloon  1137 

Lincoln  av  $100 

Mason  J  &  G  A  to  Mason  &  Mason  Co, 
jan    12,  maohy  eto,  491   Carroll  av 

 $22,350 

Ssxton  J  &  Oo  to  A  Frana  jau  10,  restau- 
rant $400 

Blazek  F  to  J  Lugowski  deo  20,  market 

43  Edgar  st     $400 

Dauss  P  to  M  Kolassa  jan  12,  house  55 

Fry  st  $  

Kolassa  M  to  E  Dauss  jan  12,  house  55 

Fry  $1 

Munds  C'  to  A  Pabst  jan  2,  horses  eto  447 

w  Fnllertoii  $176 

Stnrtevant  0  A  to  G  Shepaid  deo  — ,  furn 

879  Polk  $150 

Micks  O  H  to  O  Carr  dec  3,  Bauer  piano 

and  fnrn  6601  Lafeyette  av  $400 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Harz  jan  15,  oab  eto 

 $650 

Tucker  T  to  K  Trepins  jan  7,  mdse  380 

"7  Fullerton....  $200 

Burgogne  F  B  to  PC  Wallrann  jan  10, 

drugs  Melrose  I'ark   $1500 

Vent  M  to  L  Vent  nov  23,  mdse  1373  Har- 
rison   $10CO 

Hudson  P  to  M  Wheeler  jan  14,  billiard 

goods  446  63rd  $400 

Gould  G  W  to  W  G  Derbyshire  jan  16, 

ptg  office  38  w  Monroe  $3504 

Busoh  A  to  A  H  Jones  nov   15,  saloon, 

Halsted  and  2l8t  st  $1300 

Olson  O  to  A  F  Bowman  jan  17,  shop  165 

Chicago  av  $66 

Mulford  B  A  to  M  E  Musselwhite  jan  1, 

lunch  room  131  Wabash  $100 

Hopbine  A  E  to  R  M  McCreery  jan  12 

furn  6  m  $102 

Thorman  M  to  R  M  McCreery  jan  16,  fnrn 

6  m  $45 

Wajekineok  J  to  B  Honsner  jan  15,  bldg 

It  9  It  2  b  44,  21  39  14  $270 

Davidson  J  to  H  Davidson  jan  16,  mdse 

383  Larrabee   ....$100 

Lyon  J  L  to  J  N  Ooze  nov  17,  saloor  115 

Dearborn  $300 

Ooxe  J  N  to  G  S  Coze  jan  17  saloon  115 

Dearborn  $300 

Pepe  R  to  D  E  Monald  jan  10,  mdse  26 

Langdon  tlOO 

King  W  J  to  A  L  Haber  deo  1,  fnrn  330 

Division  $200 

King  W  J  to  A  L  Huber  deo  1,  fnrn  330 

Division   $300 

Embecber  G  to  M  A  Foy  jan  17,  saloon 

90  Cottage  Grove  av  $1000 

Bell  W  B  to  Bell  Toilet  Mfg  Oo  jan  16, 

factory  213  State  $300 

Myers  T  W  to  Bell  Toilet  Mfg  Co  jan  16, 

nnd  ]4  factory  213  State  $300 

Carder  G  H  to  8  B  Carder  jan  16,  library, 

furn  7748  8h3rman  st   $400 

Sohwesson  J  to  B  L  O'flearn  jan  18,  fnrn 

887  Van  Buren  $120 

Rehmqait't  D  M  to  A  Rehmqnist  jan  18, 

fnrn  7021  Keeney  av  $800 

Abel  B  J  to  K  J  Stamen  jen  — ,  drugs  638 

««rand  av  (ladiana  st)   $2855 

Wood  A  V  to  M  M  Wood  jan  3,  engine 

eto  $950 

Currier  H  T  to  M  E  Fuller  jan  18,  furn 

352  Warren  av  $1600 

Roberts  M  L  to  M  0  McDonald  jan  21. 
mdse  804  Masonic  Temple   $15C0 


94 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  26,  1895. 


Happ  J  N  to  H  Colver  jan  21,  hoase  317 

EwiDg     $173 

Hess  S  to  L  Hess  jan  27,  grooer.v  714 

Lake   ". .  $1200 

Beoker  P  to  J  Reif  ian  1,  bakery  483  Cen- 
ter st   ".  $1000 

Piske  H  to  E  Repeniog  jan  30,  mdse  $200o 
Vezina  I  to  E  Vezina  jan  21,  mdse  263 

Wells  $500 

Veunor  0  VV  to  A  A  Sohroeder  nov  30. 

drags  eto  13600 

Sohroeder  A  R  to  H  Q   Dressell  jan  21, 

drags  32i  Western  av  $2600 

Beok  Bros  to  J  Kemeoek  jan  15,  saloon 

542  Sheffield  av  *22ii 

Campbell  J  P  et  al  to  F  T  Braohvogel  jan 

21,  )4,  business  71  w  Jaok^on  $500 

Ershkowitz  M  to  S  Sohreiber  deo  22,  furn 

412  Halsted  $30 

Magoas  H  to  W  F  Magnas  jan  19,  bidg 

and  contents  78  n  Clark  $8000 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Horst's  resnb.  It  2  in  b  7  Linden  Grove. 
ISamael  N  Orowen  v  Lorin  A  Barnes. $300 

Hnrst's  resnb,  It  1  same.  Same  v  Same  $300 

West  Pullman,  It  6  resnb  of  It  20  in  b  14. 
Q  E  Cox  V  C  C  Green  $37 

West  Pallman,  Eneeland  &  Wright's  2nd 
add,  Us  1  2  3  and  4  b  1.  Same  v  same  $77 

Assr's  div,  It  19  b  4  of  ontlt  29  C  T  sab, 
5  39  14.  Soperior  Lamber  Co  v  S  Maa- 
fiohaapt,  Philip  Stone  and  Raohel  Stone 
 $253.22 

Bowen'a  sub,  w  40  ft  of  Its  22  23  24  25  in 
sab  b  1  of  b  12  in  Drexels  &  Smith's 
sab  of  w  J-^  of  the  w  of  a  w  ,1^  of  seo 
11  38  14.  Sherman  &  Flavin  v  Loa  May 
MoQraw  $115 

Madison  st  W,  prems  464  and  466.  Thom- 
as H  Mnllay  v  James  A  Qaynor..  $173.40 

Hoge's  sab.  It  14  of  s      of  e  ^  of  w 
of  8  w      seo  17  38  14.    Riitenhoase  & 
Embree  ('o  v  Gast  and  Jenny  Alm$134.30 

Lt  24  b  2  snb  of  s  e  of  s  e  3^  of  eeo  35 
40  13.  Andrew  J  Smith  et  al  v  James 
Hursi  $190 

Holstein,  Its  25  and  26  in  .  b  12.  Same  v 
Wm  Kemper,  alias  Kemp  $179.28 

Woodlawn,  Wadsworth's  add,  n  It  21. 
Roselaod  Mfg  Go  v  Jnlia  H  JoSray  and 
Major  F  Baldwin....   $211.99 

Rogers  Pk,  Keeney's  add.  It  10  b  3,  Ed- 
win S  Hartwell  v  Karl  G  Lndwig. $246,12 

Harsl's  resnb.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4  and 
the  e  17  ft  of  Its  13  to  16  b  7  Lini'en 
Grove,  seo  21  38  14.  J  V  Soott  <k  Son  v 
Lorin  A  Barnes  $311,30 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  sab,  It  83,  IC  39  13. 
Frank  W  Brown  et  al  v  Charles  and 
Agnes  Slonoen  $150 

W  50  ft  e  83  ft  s  150  ft  in  that  pt  of  e  }i 
^  14  "  6  }4  n  of  Fnlton  Mt,  11  30  13, 
(1648  Folton).  John  R  Kehm  et  al  v 
Mary  and  Lonis  M  Arentz  $459 

Reioh's  resnb,  It  21  b  1  of  b  28  0  T  sab, 
33  40  14  (379  and  381  Mohawk),  Lad- 
wig  Reinke  &  Sons  v  Catherine  Mo- 
Bean   $955 

Kent's  sab  in  Averill's  snb,  It  23  of  s  e  3^ 
n  w  34  3  28  14.  B  T  Evans  et  al  v  Geo 
Sheffield   $17.93 

Holstein,  It  23  b  7.  George  Haaslien  Jr  v 
Mary  Tucker  $127 

Eggleston's  sub,  n  120  ft  It  12  b  3  in  n  ^ 
of  n  1^  of  n  1^  of  n  6  seo  28  38  14. 
0  F  Pnrdy  &  Co  v  Ferdinand  W  and 
Anna  R  Knhn  $71,60 

Holstein,  Tinkham's  add,  It  42  b  5  ssc  30 
40  14.  George  Uauslein  Jr  v  Emma  E 
Bogne  and  Freeman  Campbell  $226 

Holstein  same  add,  It  25  b  2  same.  Same 

V  Freeman  Campbell  $95.25 

Holstein,  It  34  b  6  sec  31  40  14.  Same  v 
Mary  Taoker  $117 

Holstein,  Tinkham's  add.  It  26  b  2  oec  30 

4  )14.  Same  V  Freeman  Campbell. .  .  $72 
Holstein.  It 35  b  6.    Same  v  Mary  Taoker 

 $177 

Holstein  It  37  b  6.  Same  v  Same  $177 

Campbell's  sub,  sub  Its  1  2  3  4  and  5  of 
of  Its  45  tn  48  b  5  of  Tinkham's  add  to 
Holstein.  Geo  Haaslein  Jr  v  Freeeman 

Campbell  $1,819.55 

Horst's  re^ub,  lU  1  and  2  of  Its  I  2  3  and 
4  and  the  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  in  Assr's 
sub  of  Its  13  and  16  b  6,  Its  13  14  15  and 


and  16  b  7  Linden  Grove  sub  of  pt  of  n 
w  }^  seo  21  38  14.  Badeuooh  Lum  and 
Coal  Co  v  Lorin  A  Barnes   $  194 . 50 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nJ 
add.  Its  12  3  and  4  b  1.  Nels  Auderson 
v  C  C  Green  $40 

Pnllman,  Qano's  add,  n  39  ft  It  '28  b  3. 
John  Symons  v  E  J  Camp  $26.15 

Pallman,  Fallis  Ji,  Qano's  add.  Its  II  and 
12  b  3.  Same  v  Same   $191.95 

Putnam  Jr's  sub  in  Warlioh's  sub,  Its  1  2 
and  3  n  e  >4  n  e  3>4  9  38  14.  VV  L  Cherry 
et  al  V  J  C  Hedrick  and  Frank  I  Wil- 
son  $8455 

Irving  Pk,  It  10  b  37.  Henry  Breyer  Jr  v 
Kate  B  Peterson  $237.50 

Ch'go,  Butler,  W  &  W's  add.  It  18  b  17, 
9  39  14.  John  A  Voltz  v  Mary  E  Mo- 
Orew  $36.31 

Ch'go,  same  add,  sub  It  4  in  sub  of  Its  1 
to  4  b  16.  Same  v  Catherine  Fleming 
 $13.18 

Ch'go,  fame  add.  It  17  b  12.  Same  v  Wm 
J  Jordan  $21.50 

Hull's  sub.  It  17  of  9%  aores  in  e  of  s 
w  of  960  4  39  14.  Same  v  John  Mc- 
Carthy $35.10 

Waslick's  tub.  Its  6  and  9,  19  to  24  and  33 
to  35  and  pt  Its  5  and  10  n  e  qr  9  38  14. 
H  U  Waterman  v  J  C  Uedrich  $200 

Cir  Ct  ptD,  Its  8  and  9b4nwV4ne3:{n 
e  34  n  w  34  31  38  15.  Levy  Rosenberg  v 
Nicolai  A  and  Anna  B  Johanneson. . .  $37 

City  of  Evanston,  It  10  and  e  12  ft  It  11  b 
53.  Thomas  H  Linsley  et  al  v  Homer  E 
Wheeler  $396.51 

Ogden  av  970,  claim  of  Wm  H  Cameron 
for  lien  $75 

Osgood  st  prems  305,  Dawson  Bros  v  Ju- 
lius C  Johnson  $120 

Cottage  Grove  av  prems  4026  and  215 
41st  st,  Alexander  F  Kauffman  v  Fred 
K  W  Freiberg  $555.30 

Thompson's  sab.  Its  4  and  5  in  snb  of  b  3 
n  w  34'  n  e  34  1  39  13.  Andrew  H  Green- 
berg  V  Paulina  E,  Edward  J,  Bode  and 
Charles  H  Seymour  and  Helen  Keeny 
 $81.26 

Hyde  Pk,  pt  n  3^  It  30  and  pt  It  31  1  18.  A 

qH  MoGrew  v  A  H  Leonard  $18.80 

Eggleston's  sub,  n  130  ft  It  12  resnb  of  b 
3  n  3^  n  3^  n  e  3^  28  38  14.  Badenoch 
Lumber  and  Coal  Co  v  Ferdinand  W 
Kuhn  $8) 

Thompson's  sub,  Its  4  and  5  in  sub  of  Its 
1  to  5  b  16  of  n  w  >4  n  e  >4  1  3  J  13.  E 
Hines  Lumber  Co  v  Paalme  and  Ed- 
ward J  Seymour  at  al  $76.87 


APPL.IC&TI01K  FOB  BUIliJDINO 
PKKIIIIT»4. 

Lincoln  av  235,  John  Signano,  2  story  frame  flats, 
(^21.0. 

Jefferson  av  7221,  R  L  Barker,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $4,600. 

JeSery  av  7217,  Same  2  story  frame  dwelling,  t4,6U0. 

Addison  av  9H,  Robert  Fleischer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t6,000. 

Belmont  av  1066-58,  Princess  Knitting  Works,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  additlooal,  tS.OI  O. 

Vernon  av  604(1,  P  lUadsen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t2,tj  ;0. 

Oenter  av  S  366,  Barroa  Brothers,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  factory,  at  rear,  ti.OOO. 

Iowa  st  45S-63,  W  H  Serum,  five  2  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  flats,  tl2,00u. 

Belmont  av  1(166-58,  Princess  Knitting  WorES,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  addition,  t8,000. 

Bitter  Sweet  st  22-21,  D  T  Fuller,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelllnes,  t5.60J. 

Olybourn  av  15'i'S,  H  Krob,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats.  »2,'  OC. 

Rhodes  av  7  i23,  L  Dentsch,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  tt.OOO. 

Deering  st  2703  13,  J   D  Hortou,   three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building.  t40,iOO. 

Fifty-ninth  st  1101,  Johnson  &  Ling,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  tI3,00  i, 

Oalifornla  av  974,  F  Hilmka,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $1,000. 

Sixteenth  st  W  2064-66,  A  W  Qiocht,  two  2  story  and 
basement  br  ck  stores  and  iiats,  t7,U00. 

St  Louis  av  912,  F  0  Ames,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,200. 
Ellis  av  6024-26,  Mrs  Oatherlne  Barke,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment  honse,  $9  OOU. 
Langley  av  6361,  A  W  O'Neill,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelliug,  $2,600. 
Frankfort  st  168,  P  Hau^oa,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats  $.',500. 


Addison  st  101,  O  A  B^ru,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  etora  and  flits,  $6,0i'0. 
Wrightwood  av  IfilO,  R  A  (irietenhigeu,  2  story  and 

b»»ement  brio*  dwelling  and  barn,  $6,000. 
Thirty-uiulh     242-5I.I,  Heorge  Bailey,  flv»  1  story 

and  bisement  bi  lck  stores,  $4,Oi  O. 
Wharton  av  6<17,  S  N.cholson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  fl'its.  $3,000. 
PauUua  st  N  1896,  1899  1901  1903,  H  L  Wheatley,  four 

1V4  story  frame  cottages,  14,600. 
Prmoeton  av  B5»5,  F  s  Th  >mp3on,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  OaU,  $3,0'  0. 
Vlnci»nnes  av  4824.  T  H  Van  Nostrand,  2  story  and 

basement  briok  dwelling,  $8,000. 
Ashland  av  4807-9,  Atkins  &  Freund,  2  tt>ry  and  base- 
ment briok  rear  addition,  $2,600. 
Union  av  11952-68,  N  Bedessen,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  t8,0iJ0. 
Drexel  blvd  4518,  M  U  Morgauthau,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $30,000. 
Drexel  blvd  4518.  Same,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

barn.  $2,2(10. 

Drexel  blvd  4516,  Max  Frank,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $16,000. 

Drexel  blvd  4534,  Herman  dtearo,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  residence,  $2R,0.i0. 

Drexel  blvd  4614,  H  Stearn,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  barn,  $2,200 . 

Boswortb  av  32,  II  N  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flatn, 
$2,6(10. 

Oatalps  pi  29,  Lawrence  Brothers,  2  Ptory  and  base- 
ment btic'i  flats,  $2,5  0. 

Ohamplaiu  av  6019,  H  M  Stafford,  2  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $1,500. 

Madison  st  1640,  J  Frese,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
store  aud  flats.  $6,SnU. 

Sheridan  av  1001,  W  Westhageu,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,(  00. 

Uerndou  st  770,  John  Babel,  2  story  frame  s  ore  and 
flats,  $3,000. 

Dakia  st  1509-11,  0  T  Orosby  and  M   A  Fraser,  two  2 

s  Ory  frame  dwellings.  $5  (Oo. 
Jamot  st  342,  Qeorge  Uoffnei,  1  story  frame  cottage, 

$2,000. 

Peoria  st  6713,  F  A  Oarlson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,0(  0. 

Wabash  av  1705,  0  L  WoUughby,  1  story  and  base- 
ment briok  front  addition,  $12,000 

Sixty-flfth  Ht  815,  Arthur  Foster,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Washtenaw  av  S  :?505,  Jane  A  Hudson,  2  story  frame 
flats,  t?,'i(KI. 

Madison  st  W  302,  John  L  Olark  estate,  4  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  loft  builuiLg,  $6,i  00. 

Buruside  av  9428  and  9130,  two  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,1  00. 

Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identiUed 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
□  pbailding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commoroe;  henoe  mannfactarers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaakoe  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisoonsiti,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  Ibe  industrial  sacoess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  ooal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  bard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  CoHipany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
shoald  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqniries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur 
nisbed  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  OHICAQO.  111. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  AGSINTS.  (- 


ANDERSON,  anstavng.  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  16  17,  90  Ls  SsUe  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  Bt. 
BARNEY  BRDO    i>..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Rm  S7,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Taooma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OLARK  GIDEON  E.,  260  92nd  St. 
OULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  8». 
0DMMING8  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 
Waihington  sts, 

DSLAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Htunboldt  Pa<  k 

p-ooerty  a  specialty. 
DSEYEK  E.  8.  fc  Oo.,  99  Dearborn  at. 
DWIGQINB  JAY  &  Oo,409  Chamber  of  Oommeroe 
DON  LAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohloago  111. 
EGGLESTON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  Tacoma. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  «  00.,  308  Oham.  of  Commerce. 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  00..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  lUt 

66th  Boulevard. 
*'RI0KE,  0.  C,  16  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  iner.rauce  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
GORDON  C,  V.tt  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aONZENHAUSES,  John.  Rm.  1,  88  S.  Olark  . 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  «  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HOLING  E.  O.  &  CO.,  90  Washington  St. 
HURLBOT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  h  Oo.  86  Washington  at 
LANGHENRY,  EVANS  4  CO.,  Association  Bldg. 

15!)  and  155  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  Ladalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  ft. 
MAGILL  J.  O.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MFAD  h  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UERIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
UULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  3»  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  f  took  Exchange  BWg. 
RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  66  and  66,  94  LaSalle  £ 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  0.,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
SHDBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  Bt. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpk 
YOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St. 
KANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Baisted 

OREYER  E.  a.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GREBNEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Di  arborn  Strar 

MERCHANTS  IX  IHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbarn 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 

••EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164Dearbori. 

WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  14  ftaaaolpa 

Al3itracta  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTK  4  BIOKOORDS,  107  D 
bom  Bt. 

HANDY  &    O.,  92-4    WaBnlngton  «t. 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  WsBhlngtou  su 
BOOB 'ODER'S  ABHTBAOT  DEPT..  Oonnty  0 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave&Mams  st. 


January  26,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  95 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  is  not  a  Real  Eetate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  specalatins  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  AdvertlsinK 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protection  and  best  results  ti  advertisers. 

Eeferences:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Co.'s  Bank, 

"  Wasmansdorff  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 

and  a  tboasand  others  In  Ohicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line. 


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wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  25,  1895. 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPEC  I  All  ATTBXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EYEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOD  WANT  AN 

AWNINCj  FOR  DOORS  OB  WINDOWS 


DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  m on  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  nionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Hte. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  , 


Builders'  ai}d  Qeperal  [iardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY, 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


:  Particular  at- 
Itention  ^iven 
:to  remodeling 
:  defective 
iplumbing  and 
:  drainage 
:  systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

an;i  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A.tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  Englaod. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Uamborg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ina.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

18»-i91  JLAtiiAIiliK  STKEKT. 

CHICAGO  IlilillWOIIS. 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  BecKer, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroai^s,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.    Challenge  any  one  to 

give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
!ifL_  line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 

Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
ietc. 


n#%Ab A  Folding  Beds. 
U6SKS  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.Andrews&Co.,  215  Wabash  Av. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSBNQBR 

AND 

FBEIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


umCK  AND  WOKKH. 
15th  «$treet  and  Ashland  Avenae, 
Chleaso,  HI. 


Henry  J.  Cospve  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

■  ■  .  ■ 
5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  G.  Hoine 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

HEISTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°"o^iil|^^ 


PHOTOGRAPHEr^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Mark.f.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-tlve  years  ex- 
perience. We  rep'irt  whether  patent  c.in  be 
eecured  or  not,  free 'if  cliar^'e.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  isallowi  d.  ,3'^  page  Book  Free. 
M.  B.  WIULSON  Sl  CO..  Attorneys  ot  Law, 
^p.  U.  S.  I'at.  ufflce.     WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 


8TUBBS  (fcCANHAM. 

Genorel  Jobbins  ii.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CeLlcinatnlng,  ©to. 
All  h.ltx^xi  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

BalldlnR  Materlalr  C  h  I  caeo 

For  Sale.     Telephooe.  Main  767. 


Real  Estate  Bargains 


Ir|  Corrier  arid  Inside  Lots  are  found  in 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2^  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
  Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Light.s,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand.Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Lino.    6,000  Population.   No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Per8onH  lookins  for  ^rofltable  Investments  will  Hnd  it  to  iheir  advanta.«i:e 

to  visit  Harvey. 

Pull-sized  Lots  for  $165,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 

(  FnnnderH  ot  HABVEY. 


"Distribution  of  Values.  ) 
•'Legal  Status  of  Building-Loan  Mortgages.  >In  this  number. 

.  "Dividing  Profits  in  Building  and  Loan  Associations.  ) 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  5.  CHICAGO,  FEBRUARY  2,  1895.  Sxjbscription  Pkicb,  $5.00  Peb  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDIHQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  gtate,  [oan 

and  JTinandal  A^*^^*^- 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  IntereBts  of  Nou-Residents. 

WTLLTB  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           GEOBGE  T,.  WABNZE, 
Oonsnltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed'ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Eet'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  1,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Mbin  112.             CtlicagfO,  111. 

OILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

Special  attention  given                                     /T~f  1  r~»Pl  (TO 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                          ViJ.    ^  cx^i  ^  • 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Reah  Estate  and  Rentins[. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortl' 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■^415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,(& 

Telephone  West  69i ,  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

lVo8.  145  and  147  Randolph  *it., 
CStiCAtiO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecuritlee  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortsages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

EDWIN  B    BHELDON.                                 EUGENE  H.  FIRBBOBN. 
WM.  CGDEN  GBElSN.                                 KANDOIiPH  E.  FISHBUBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1839. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olsirls.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

J.H.  l49La5alleSt:;ri 

i^KnVOssingen 

f  fin  I      &  BRO- 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Koom  »<fs8tocK  bxcnange  BallalnSt 
8.  W  Cor.  lia  (Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 

cmcA<>io. 

The  First  National  Banl(  e  Cliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS; 

iTMAN  J.  Gage.  President.            Jas.  B.  Foboan,  Vice  President, 
RioaABD  J.  bTBEET.  Cftshier.         Holmes  Book.  Ass't  Cashier. 
Fbabk  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 

directors: 

Pam'l  M.  Niokeeson.      E.  F.  Lawbbnok.           S.  w.  Allkbtom. 
F,  D.  Gbay.                     NOBM4N  B    Beau.          Keison  Mobbis. 

R.  0.  NiCKKBSON.                  L.  J.  GAGE.                          EUOENK  8.  iJKS. 

A.  A.  Oabpenteb.                        Ja8.  B.  FOboaS. 

F.  A.  BABNEH,             Telephone  1931.             b.  m.  pabibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  4ND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  InvestmBnts, 

Real  Estate. 

t*S  La'sAULE  STREET,  ROOMS  tS  AMD  17. 

TEUEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or_2I5  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 

Established  1879.                         Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office                   Branch  Office 

1  87  &  1  80  Dearborn  St-          Oalnmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 

 THE  

National  Bank  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

Qbo.  Sobneideb,  President. 
Waltke  L.  Peok,  VlOB  President. 

Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President.               /~1TTT/~1  h  C*  r\ 
Oasl  Mou.,  Cashier.                                   \J axKj A\Jt\J . 

HSRBT  D.  FnXD,  Afst.  Oasbler. 
Benby  B.  Kent,  ad  Asst.  OaetUer. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  2, 1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Acre  .  Tra-cts  •  F-uroliased. 

Or  Snl}di7ided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  3C4  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


S  M  PETERSON  &0 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Petersou)  manufact'rs  ot 

SARPENTERS'  M0yLDlNG& 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ACR  ES, 

jioifses  Mi  Lois,  Business  PropBrty, 

Interest  of  No  n  residents  protecled. 

J.  C.  Mauill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•5^  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
«$j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  f$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Mrarxci],    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearho'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M      BANKERS.  W 


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'^ns  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans. 

Invesiinents. 


J.  A.  COLEMAN 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Teleptione  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.  290  K,  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^iX, 


OHIOAGO 


P,  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    55     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


BERWYN 

FOR  SJ^LE. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg" 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  aud  109  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


MAS(DNI(^  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised connmerclal  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manas:er. 


Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.  Timber  and  mineral  land, 
investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 
pondence solicited.   Collections  made. 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt.  Verriori,  Skagit  Co., Washington 


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Grand  Mediterranean 
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With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

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Departure  from  New  York  February  6th.  Dura- 
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Reservations  now  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 


General  Western  Agent- 


166  Randolph  Street. 


THE. 


BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  Oashier. 


Deposits  JTuIy  13,  1893,  Sl,53.3  983  71 
l>epu8its  May  4,  1894  $3,»78.948.91. 

"W©  solicit  your  lovisiness. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  JHasonic  Temple. 


8S  Hartford  Bnildlns. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 


Office  3X0  New  Fra  Ktle. 
Halsted  and  Harrison  l^ts. 


Uesidet»o#  6i7  Aahlaod  Boolevard, 


OHICAGO 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

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TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  I 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
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TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486.                            IN8UBAN0E  PLACED. 

E.W.2ANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSaile  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.                                                  l-.  *  r-v 

Ravenswood.  V_^XHC8lg"0^ 

0.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL,  CHICAGO, 

GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  E2T/1TE,  INSURpCE,  LDpS 

South  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.                        South  Chicago,  Ills 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  TNVRSTMFNTS 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctiairiber  of  Oommerce, 
CHICAGO. 

E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

VtBiAlj  BSTATB  &  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  chi.aco. 

Effffleston  &  Mallette 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    109411  HOOKEEY  BLD&. 

/BDRBy  LoanBd  WitliDab  CDHiTnission 

On  improved  city  property  and 
■vi  xLuproveQ  idrms  id  xuinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

PERLEY  HALE, 

ARCHITECT, 

l3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING,                         /^l^  i 

3i5  DEARBORN  ST.  >^-LllCagfO 

EDWm  F.  BETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Bailding, 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  •'y> proved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Nor- 
Re&idents  Attended  to- 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEI3TEB.   0.  H.  PU30HEOK.    0.  H.  ZTJTTEBMEI8TBE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 
nAiil  rQtfito    1  nsnc  Sinn  Inciimnpo 
818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

MOTARIES  fUBUC.                                     TELEPHONE  CANAL  21. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 

Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances.  r'U;/^nrm 
Opinions  of  rules  Furnished  V-zHlCagO. 

H.  C.  MOWREY.                                            C.  F.  PARKER. 

IVIowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
901  Stock  E::change  Building,        CHICA&O . 

^"Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS.                                                C.   0.  GOSS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE.                                               E.  S.  JUDD. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given   to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

FBANK  BIEDLE.                                                     p.  J.  BOHBEINEB, 

FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  ISonth  664, 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Hold .    Rents  Ojllected.    Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.     Special  attention  Kiven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.          NOTAEY  PUBLIC 
Telephone  Ulaia  3733. 

JOHN  D0LE8B.                              J.  H.  BHEPAEb 

ESTABLISHED  1B68. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.             -  Telepbone  Main  3269. 

I  PAVING  i  CONTRACTORS,  i 

MANUFAOTUBEBS  AND  DEAIiBBS  IB 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz, 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,            -      -  OHIOAQCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1M9. 

Fart  'oolar  attention  paM  to  Macadam  Bosds,  Crlvea,  Boule 
Tarda  and  Beads  In  new  SnbdlvlRloiu. 

Humtoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 
reaim  estate:, 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BBA.NOH  OFFICE:                 N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  and 
8.  E.  Oor.  Oalifornia  &  North  Ava.                LaSalle  Sts., 
0pp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.  CHICAQf 

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TfiE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDlKG  JOURNAL. 


February  2, 1895, 


FOR  SALE  0. 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  TJookerv  Buil dine.    -   Ch^c^go,  111. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

^VISED  AND  O-'EBEOTED  VEST  WEEK — ALIi  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
UABKICD  WITH  THK  LETTBB  AND  NDMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ASYBBTI-EO    EXCEPT    WHEBE  THE   oWNEB   OB   bIS  AQ^NT'S 

AnDRKSd  IS  aiy.^N. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  PIDE. 

Oottag:e  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  et,  4-story  stone  front 
baildiog,  stores  and  flats;  prioe  $30,000.  inoombraooe 
f  15,ii0o.  Would  take  ohoioe  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  15. 

Miohi(;an  av,  south  of  29th  st,  l2-room  stone  front  house. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  South  Englewood. 

Also  Ohoioe  double  deep  lots,  near  Humboldt  Parkch'-ap. 

Banoh  of  lots  at  Riverside,  mast  be  sold  at  half  value, 

|200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av,  near  .'>4th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  #125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x164.  oheap. 

Prioe  is  $5.'i0;  cash  $354,  balance  in  monthly  paymentt- 

of  f  7. 00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Juniata  av.    Address  Clinton  W.  Rakeb, 

37  W  Snnbnry  st,  Sbamokin,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  bnildinp 

Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R,  also  street  cat 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  f 4,500;  sell 

for  145,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,  7!* 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  St,  n  e  oot  72d,  106  z  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner 

suitable  for  residence  purposes,     f  1,850  will  buy  it. 

Oommission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind 
Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame  house;  rent 

$50  moQth;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  $4,500;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  oer  front  foot.  S  13. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  cottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  $2,500.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 

flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vinoennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  10^,  price  $60,000.  A  first-class  investment. 
See  owners  for  full  particulars.    L  11. 

nobtb  side. 

Dayton  st,  No  360,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  3-story  brick  resi 

denoe;  prioe  $5,500.    Address  B  90. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25  x  136;  3  story  and 

basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  .'{years 

'ease  at  $1,400  per  year;    price  for  a  short  time  only 

$12,500,  }4  cash.    Address  Z  33. 
division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room  frame 

cottage;    Fine  oorne'-  to  improve;  dirt  oheap  at  $5,000 

cash.    Address  Z  33. 
New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold  water. 

gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 

Clark  st;  price  $2,5i  0;  easy  terms,  monthly  payments. 

Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block. 
Wells  Bt,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick  building; 

lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168;  price  $11,000.  Address 

Z  33. 

WEST  BIDE. 

<  Bhiand  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement,  brick  with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  3P26,600;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.    Address  L  12. 

Jeantiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $l,2ro 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enoumbrauoe,  which  will 
be  extended  to  suit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.     Address  G  12 

CBrroM  av,  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
.     \Ue-l6i1'0  I  S  20x128  \    ..^  ^ 
°*    1  293-10x100   nsS^tl^S  \  "'^ 
casement  stone  front  houses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 
loaseB  cost  to  build.     Address  0  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvemenis.  w  cor  Balsted  and  Addison,  97^x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor  Wilson 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  £  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,600  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmorest,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,000,  Fll. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,000  as  part  payment.  E  8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $8,750,  a  bargain.  H.  S.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 
price  $<.100.     Address  B  90. 

Union  Park  pi,  somh  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 

I  29  tlZl^O  \  \  36x1^8   [  basement 
stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  houses 
oost.    Address  C  11 . 
Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 
fromOgden  av  oars;  $^950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L.  12. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEVEBLY  HILIiS. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  25  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
cash  balance  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

bboadview  . 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z33. 

OHIOAOO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lot->  Hnd  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $k!,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  building  and  loan  association  payable  ic 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  oflfer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  oheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.     Choice  property.     Address  C  16. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  rirst-olass  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,100.  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beautifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W,  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVET . 

Academy  Addition,  60  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  lUioois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  oost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  16. 

Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hou.  es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONQWOOD. 

LoDgwo.  d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rock  Islana 
depot,  60x190,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,      cash.    B  1. 

MOBOAN  FABE. 

Armour  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,600;  $1,500 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  III. 

PB0VI80. 

80  ACRE     in  Proviso,  being  th  e  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

li,  fronting  n  on  12th  pt  and  lllnois  O  R  R.  Prioe  $5*  0 
per  acre,  no  inoumbranoe.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

EAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations 
and  good  barcrains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  LnSalle  st. 


Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  581^x165,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park, 

WESTEBN  SPBINQS. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  60x200  each,  20,C00  square 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 

WlLMETTE. 

Two  very  nice  7-rGom  houses  in  this  beautiful  suburb  on 
lots  5<  xl40  feet;  three  blocks  'rem  depot;  price  $2,600; 
serms  $260  cash,  balance  payable  $26  per  month. 
Address  O  4. 

winnetea. 

Winnetka---Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  mooey  loaned  to  build.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  including  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  ler-ing  from  $8  to$?6  per  front  foot, 
40  minutes  trom  center  of  city  and  4o  traines  a  day.  No 
house  built  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnat.. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  11  rooms; 
delightfully  siiuated  in  a  beautiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  com  house;  terms  $1,000  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.  H 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANBA8. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
folly  10,01  0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 18(1.000  and  l,250.0i  0  acres  in  Eaettrn  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  tigs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  46,  Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (1(0  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, haviuK  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60, 0(  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,5(  0  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (sellirg  at  $75  per 
acre);  prioe  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

COIiOBADO. 

C  .lorado— For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonassessable,in  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Oreede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  as  to  qualify  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Llojd  <fe  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  600,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,o00  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to 
16,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  prioe  $1.60.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

ILLINOIS. 

Illinois — New  50-barrel  cnsiom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  buih  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,000,  in  best  part  of  State;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  much 
more  than  asked.    Address  S  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150-barrel  all  roller  flour  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  throughout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day; 
established  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  S  14. 

LAKE  FOBEBI. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University.  Five  acres  on  shore.  Address 
C  16  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Prioe  $5.oo  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


February  2,  1896. 


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101 


TEXAS. 

Texas,  Foley  Ocunty. — Great  bargain  for  gala  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bnil^^ing  or  house 
and  lot  in  snbnrbs  or  a  good  bosiness  in  Chicago.  Y  U  3 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

86  acres  of  good  stone  land  2B  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  C  15,  Ezclnsiye  Agency 
Borean, 


Real  Est  ^te  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA . 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASEA . 

R'estsrn  Nebraska-  For  eale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  (s8P^me 
incambranoe  or  pay  oart  cash.      Address  803  Ro  -kery, 

ChiCfl^n, 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  8t,  8  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able inoambrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
Soath  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56is2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
Sonth  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  61st,  a  2-8tory 
dwelUdg  in  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  fonnda- 
tion,  well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,. will 
piy  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
a?  ^i.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Jacfeson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  ^-flat  bnildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,000  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1. 

M  ddison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,0n0.  Incumbrance  5j^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,(  00  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rook 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  6- rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  x  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  ic  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lota  or  land,  or  good  outside  property . 
Address  K  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  utone 
front  flat  building,  Soath  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  brick  and 
•  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lyman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered, $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SI1>E. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — ^^Qood  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,(  00,  $4(1,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Gariield  Park,  priob  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2  story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12, 

Oly bourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Qidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  rt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

SUeURBAN. 


olabendon  hills. 
Clarendon  Hillb,  on  Burlington  road,  6-acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.    John  M.  Seobist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

DOWNEB's  Q30VE. 

Downer's  Grove — Fine  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.  Value  $18,000  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property,    M  11. 

ENOLEWOOD . 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  6  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod 
em  improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000, 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood,  111. 

Englewood— 3  lotp,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  looated  West  Side  flat.    M  11. 

OAK  FABE. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13  room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encambranoe  $6,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W 
G.  Phyall,  J  X5  Dearborn  st,  R  56 . 

BOOEBS  FABE. 

100-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,0(jO,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


BEBWTN. 

Berwya — (On  the  0  B  &  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  building  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.    T  6. 


OALIEOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  hoaae,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  i8  located  ciose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $^25 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  cousidored  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

OEOBGIA . 

Georgia — 650-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olec/; 
$l5,00n;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

ILLINOIS . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160  acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  FrankLiu 
Co.  Rental  cash  $5.00  per  acre;  price  $8,(i00:  clear. 
Address  W.  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  56. 

INDIANA, 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  ordtr,  price  $7,5't0.  Will  take  about  }^  ia 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  1"  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $6f  6,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-Btor;^. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas — 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  othor  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  %  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance— i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bnsine  s  property ;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  3^  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
acerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Room  705, Unity  BIdg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  6c  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exch<inge 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  705 
79  Dearborn  at. 


Property  to  Lease. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  FARE. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market  %t 
H'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppjio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED, 

SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — The  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phyall,  116  Dearborn  st,  R  65. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn,  North  or  South 
Side,  $5,000  to  $6,000,  1-lOth  cash,  balaoce  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,fi00  will  buy,  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Clinton 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  building  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,600  for  cash.    8  1. 

OUTSIDE. 


ILLINOIS . 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnln  100  miles 
of  Chicago  ia  exchange  for  city  property,  improved  an"* 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Address  M  1,  Excla- 
sive  Agency  Bureau. 

MICHIGAN . 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bnrean. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosiness  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Richabdson, 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.  F 


LOANS  WANTED. 


EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applictions  fc  loans  on  Evanston 
preperty.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


WEST  SIDE. 


A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  nntil  May  1, 1896. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


102 


THE  R-fcAL  ESTATE  Al^D  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  2,  1896. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  aod  desire  oorrespond 
euts  wautiog  timber  lande,  orohards,  and  other  deMrable 
Soathern  properties.  I  have  oorrespoDdents  in  varioDS 
states  Soath  Have  now  good  listi>.  Oall  or  write  W  H 
Woodward.  Woman's  Temple,  R  309. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evbds  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

S75|000  fo?  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
|3i  O.OiiO  worth  of  first-olass  lots  in  8UPKRI0B, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedacted  from  amoant  loaned.  For  particalars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearbirn  st..  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans. 


rancis  B.  Pealiodj. 


Jas.  L.  Honghtelisg. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St . 

CHlCAdiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5,C0  to  (6II.0U  per  annum 


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therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
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Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
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more  besides. 

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first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

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ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

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he  can  procure  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

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Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

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iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  2.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


Four  weeks  more  of  the  present  Congress  remain, 
and  it  is  hardly  possible  that  any  financial  relief  can 
be  secured  in  that  time.  An  extra  session  of  the 
Fifty-fourth  Congress  will  probably  be  called.  The 
country  demands  of  its  public  servants  that  some 
thing  be  done  forthwith.  The  present  delegation  at 
Washington  seems  to  be  hopelessly  at  loggerheads; 
it  remains  to  be  seen  whether  the  situation  will  be 
improved  after  the  4th  of  March.  Congress  will  then 
be  republican,  but  the  Senate  and  Executive  will  be 
of  the  opposite  political  complexion.  It  does  not  now 
appear  what  legislation  of  a  radical  financial  charac- 
ter can  be  carried  through  such  a  combination  of  op- 
posing forces. 

The  President's  recommendations  are  in  the  main 
simple  and  sensible.  The  measure  he  advises  pro 
vides  chiefly  for  the  issue  of  flfty-j'ear  gold-coin 
bonds  at  interest  not  exceeding  3  percent;  for  the 
issue  of  circulation  by  national  banks  to  an  amount 
equal  to  the  par  value  of  the  bonds  deposited,  ex 
cept  of  the  2  percent,  Instead  of  to  90  percent  of  the 
value  as  at  present;  for  the  payment  of  all  duties  on 
imports  after  July  1  in  gold  coin  only,  the  other  sorts 
cf  money  being  receivable  for  all  other  dues  to  the 
Government.  These  four  provisions  are  the  features 
of  the  President's  proposition,  except  that  there  is  a 
proviso  that  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  may,  in 
his  discretion,  receive  greenbacks  or  Sherman  notes 
in  payment  for  the  bonds  sold,  this  currency  to  be 
cancelled  and  extinguished  when  received. 

There  can  be  no  reasonable  objection  to  either  of 
these  four  propositions  The  treasury  notes  ought  to 
be  retired  by  an  immediate  issue  of  bonds;  these 
bonds  would  be  good  security  for  their  full  face  value 
against  note  issues  by  the  national  banks,  and  the 
proposition  to  require  the  payment  of  import  duties 
in  gold  is  only  fair  to  the  Government  so  long  as  ex- 
change with  foreign  nations  must  be  reckoned  upon 
a  gold  basis.  If  importers  were  compelled  to  pay  all 
duties  in  gold,  they  would  secure  the  metal  from 
their  banks,  and  the  banks  could  not  then,  as  now, 
find  profit  in  looting  the  Treasury  of  its  gold  reserve 
for  export.  In  other  words  the  responsibility  of 
maintaining  a  gold  supply  would  be  thrown  on  the 
banks  instead  of  the  Treasury] 

Bud  the  President's  proposition  does  not  go  far 
enough  to  satisfy  the  silver  men.  With  a  large  fol- 
lowing for  silver  in  Congress  to  placate  the  Presi- 
dent is  strangely  silent  on  that  subject.  It  is  another 
example  of  self-complacency  which  at  this  critical 
moment  will  cost  the  present  administration  the  loss 
of  whatever  opportunity  there  may  have  been  to  pass 
remedial  financial  legislation. 

THE  FEELING  ON  WALL  STREET. 

Notwithstanding  the  fact  that  more  gold  is  going 
out  and  that  the  reserve  is  already  depleted  to  the 
lowest  point  ever  yet  reached,  Wall  Street  is,  still 
hopeful.  And  there  arc  good  reasons  for  this  feeling. 
It  is  stated  on  good  authority,  that  the  clearing- 
house banks  would  be  willing  to  loan  the  Government 
a  large  amount  of  gold  to  tide  over  an  emergency, 
and  when  bonds  are  issued,  as  they  certainly  will  be, 
the  Government  is  assured  that  bankers  both  in  this 
country  and  in  Europe  would  willingly  purchase.  It 
is  now  believed  that  gold  is  being  withdrawn  from 
the  Treasury  for  hoarding.  This  of  course  is  done 
through  fear  or  expectation  that  gold  will  go  to  a  pre- 


mium. But  the  situation  is  still  so  strong  that  the 
utmost  confidence  prevails  in  Wall  Street. 

THE  WEEK  IN  CHICAGO. 

Local  stocks  are  down,  in  common  with  everything 
else.  Lake  Street  "L"  at  8f  is  low  enough  to  suit  the 
most  timid  buyer.  At  that  figure  there  is  a  sure 
profit  even  with  the  worst  to  come.  Alley  "L"  at  12 
is  equally  a  sure  thing  for  the  future.  The  capitalist 
who  buys  a  few  reams  of  it  and  stores  it  away  in  his 
family  trunk  will  leave  something  valuable  to  his  de 
scendants.  West  Chicago  has  sold  down  to  111  under 
the  influence  of  a  general  scare  of  over  competition 
It  is  thought  that  the  opening  of  the  Metropolitan 
Elevated  will  be  a  serious  blow  to  the  surface  lines, 
but  if  the  history  of  other  cities  counts  for  anything 
this  is  far  from  correct.  Wherever  elevated  roads 
have  been  put  in  operation  they  have  little  or  no  ad- 
verse effect  on  surface  transportation.  The  same  re- 
sults will  be  seen  here.  The  demands  for  transporta 
tion  are  increasing  almost  as  rapidly  as  the  facilities 
are  improving.  Besides,  in  thecasi  of  West  Chicago 
the  change  from  horse  to  electric  power  will  of  itself 
be  an  immense  advance.  No  one  who  has  seen  the 
wonderful  improvement  made  by  the  introduction  of 
electrici  y  on  the  Forth  side  lines  can  doubt  for  a 
moment  the  general  effect  of  that  change  when 
adopted  on  the  Westside.  West  Chicago  Street  Rail- 
way at  112  is  a  snap  for  investment.  North  Chicago 
holds  its  own  around  2o0.  But  what  is  true  of  this 
stock  now  will  be  true  of  every  sound  stock  on  the 
list  later  on.  Bottom  has  about  been  reached. 
There  is  sure  to  be  a  rebound  in  the  near  future. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Jan.  26,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


WEEK  ENDING 

WEEK  ENDING 

Per- 

JAN.  26,  1895. 

JAN.  26,  1894. 

oentages 

Ino. 

Deo. 

New  York  

8  487,242,91c 

$  441,122,460 

10 

.4 

85,305,158 

75,462,554 

13 

.0 

83,718.303 

80,280,036 

4 

.2 

Philadelphia. . 

64,798,674 

55,667,628 

16 

.3 

St.  Lonis.  .  . 

25.971,86fi 

22,366,396 

16 

.1 

San  Franoieoo. 

9,382,840 

10,283,106 

8.7 

Baltimore  .... 

12,773.153 

12,664,110 

0.9 

Pittsburgh. . . . 

14,060  919 

14,124,129 

Nom 

Oinoinnati .  . . 

12,928,300 

11,000,710 

17 

.5 

Kansas  City  . . 

9,928,334 

9,092,285 

9 

.1 

New  Orleans  . . 

11,382,286 

11,302,126 

Nom 

8.006,758 

6,821,783 

14 

.8 

Milwaukee. . . . 

4,647,179 

4,870,370 

4.6 

5,841,589 

5,230,776 

11 

.6 

Louisville.,, , , 

6,800,049 

5,877,668 

15 

.7 

Minae^pulis  . . 

5,115,657 

4.425,902 

16 

.6 

4,450,606 

4,450,924 

6.6 

Providenoe  . . . 

5,759,800 

4,601,100 

25 

.1 

5,915,080 

4.645.655 

30 

.1 

7,044,349 

5,463,914 

28 

.9 

St.  Paul...... 

3,493,140 

3,148,367 

10 

9 

2,902.241 

2,373,064 

22 

2 

Indianapolis. . 

4,033,768 

3,409,565 

18 

.3 

UolumbDS  .... 

2,870,900 

2,829,300 

1 

.4 

1,833,125 

1,743,926 

6 

1 

Kiobmond  .... 

2,42C,552 

2,031,675 

19 

1 

Washington. .. 

1,735,244 

1,375,336 

26.1 

Dallas  

2,381,765 

2,315,237 

2 

8 

St.  Joseph. , .. 

1,551,750 

1,502,969 

3 

2 

1,768,781 

1,464,800 

20.7 

Memphis   

1,785,740 

1,92.^597 

7.1 

Portland  Or.. 

1,112,139 

827,159 

34 

4 

1,449,604 

1,460.787 

Nom 

New  U.aven. . . 

1,44792,5 

1,392,125 

3 

9 

Savannah  .... 

2,56'i,l43 

2,172.182 

17 

9 

Springfield. ... 

1,323.877 

1,036.683 

27 

7 

1,286,440 

1,023,453 

25 

7 

Portland  Me.. 

1,184,907 

1,164,726 

1 

7 

1,169,686 

1,140,131 

2. 

5 

(•"ort  Worth  .. 

2,383,036 

1,746,190 

36. 

b 

2,493.379 

1,637.812 

52. 

2 

Syracuse  .... 

1,037.379 

834,132 

24. 

3 

Des  Muinaa. . . 

1,005.842 

818.(.96 

22. 

8 

Grand  jids 

888,80iJ 

783,127 

13. 

4 

446,7*9 

566,771 

21.3 

557.742 

738,619 

24.6 

Wilmington  Del 

691.936 

743.988 

6  9 

994.175 

960.695 

3 

5 

Sioux  Oity . . . 

536,175 

568,865 

5.6 

Los  Angeles  . . 

l,f0b,673 

77ii,358 

30. 

6 

Taooma  

535,927 

619,029 

]3.5 

Saginaw  

Spokane  .... 
Jaoksonville. . 
Linooln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wiohita  

Birmingham . . 

TopeKa   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton. 
Bay  Oity*... 
Fall  River*. . . 

Akron*   

Springfield*. , 

Oantoii*  

Sioux  Fallb*. 
Fremoni*  .... 
Hastings*. . . . 
(Jhattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Nashville* .... 
Galveston*. . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity. 
Rookford. . . . 

Helena*  

Soranton*. . . . 
Kalamazoo*. . 
Little  Rook*. . 


296,814 
841,128 
466,978 
399,347 
328.109 
501,997 
349,853 
524.965 
347,352 
319,'  00 
247,864 
736  .71  4 
218,245 
190.670 
151.750 
56,269 
P4.796 
63,815 
203  358 
129,163 
1,122,011 
6,637,805 
1,750.100 
234.326 
783,303 
778,194 
240,234 
301,394 


211,197 
264.320 
419.815 
495,705 
410,672 
496,501 
234,561 
397,126 
341,123 
324,4(«0 
21  8.248 
720.130 
183.957 
173,413 
126,900 
117.033 
62,796 
8!i,913 
204.565 
126,.50O 
924,151 
5,272.770 
1,360,500 


39.8 
29.1 
8.8 


1.2 
22.9 
31.9 

1.7 

18  7 
2.2 
19.1 
9  8 
19.8 

21.0 


19.3 

20.0 


1  6 


62.1 

21.1 
Nom 


2.3 
21.4 
25.8 
2«.6 


No  returns 


Total,  U.  8.  $  917.0"3,847  $  841,797,569  10.3 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  Y.   429,765,437      399,105,047  10.0 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton*   "  , 
Winnipeg.  . 


*10.363  496 
5,855.269 
968,225 
650.169 
752,697 


I  9,/77,18C 
5,460,717 
1,182,117 
613,567 
800,208 


5.9 
7.2 


18.1 
10.2 
6.2 


Total,  Can....      $18,486,256     |17,033,571  3.6 


ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


WEEK  ENDING 
JAN  26,  1895. 

New  Engl'd  States  $  97,440,228 


Middle 
Soarhern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


576,915,244 
48,835.536 
39,721,665 
106,423,885 
40,264,661 
18,260,100 


WEEK  ENDING 
JAN   26,  1894. 

I  92,391,239 
520,455,219 
43,836,947 
34,017,924 
97,340,911 
36,691,0-^5 
17.064,304 


PEBOEHI- 
AQE. 

5.6 
10.8 
11.6 
16  8 
9.2 
10.0 
7.0 


$  927,861,309    $  841,797,569 
*Not  included  in  totals 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

A  week  of  general  gaitis  is  sure  to  be  hailed  with 
delight  at  the  present  time  when  nothing  but  the 
bank  clearings  affords  cause  for  encouragemeno. 
Here  is  a  week  in  which  only  a  dozen  cities  bring  in 
losses,  while  the  gains  from  the  rest  are  handsome, 
aggregating  10  per  cent  all  around.  We"  1  may  mer- 
chants and  bankers  be  encouraged  by  this  showing. 
It  indicates  that  business  is  on  the  increase  in  spite 
of  low  price,.,,  outflowing  gold  and  a  refractory  Con- 
gress as  powerful  drawbacks. 

January  has  indeed  done  well,  and  the  hope  of  the 
jobber  and  manufacturer  is  that  each  month  of  the 
year  will  acquit  itself  as  handsomely.  Travelers 
for  the  largest  wholesale  houses  in  Chicago  report 
trade  at  the  business  centers  of  the  west  and  south- 
west as  exceptionally  large  for  this  time  of  year. 
They  say  that  they  will  sell  a  far  greater  amount  of 
goods,  both  in  volume  and  value,  this  year  than  last 
if  the  good  buying  of  the  country  continues.  Their 
only  fear  is  lest  the  present  good  fortune  is  but 
temporary. 

The  primary  cause  of  the  rush  of  orders  is  low 
stocks.  Merchants  have  actually  sold  themselves 
out,  and  must  buy  if  they  would  continue  in  business. 
This  condition  of  the  wholesale  markets  was  pointed 
out  over  a  year  ago  by  the  Journal,  and  it  has  been 
growing  steadily  worse  ever  since,  until  now  the  aver, 
age  country  merchant  is  selling  from  hand  to  month, 
as  it  were.  The  courage  to  buy  heavily  is  not  common. 
Consequently  orders  are  mostly  for  immediate  wants, 
but  these  wants  are  so  general  that  manufacturers 
and  jobbers  are  kept  very  comfortably  busy  supply- 
ing them. 

The  South  is  still  phenomenally  prosperous  not- 
withstanding the  low  price  of  cutton.  It  is  said  that 
the  South  has  yet  to  feel  the  full  force  of  the  depres- 
sion resulting  from  the  drop  in  that  staple,  but  even 
if  this  be  so  there  would  seem  to  be  no  good  ground 
for  alarm  at  the  possible  future  effects,  in  view  of 
present  conditions  after  more  than  a  year  of  low 


104 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  2,  18»6. 


prices  not  only  in  cotton  but  in  every  other  agrirul- 
tural  staple.  In  apprehension,  however,  of  a  possible 
increase  in  depression  in  cotton  there  is  now  a  strong 
movement  in  favor  of  securing  the  cotton  mills  of  the 
country  for  the  South.  It  is  said  that  there  are 
already  more  cooton  mills  in  operation  in  that  section 
than  is  generally  known;  and  that  in  recent  years 
their  number  has  increased  three  or  four  times  as 
fast  as  that  of  similar  concerns  in  the  North.  The 
Southern  factories  make  the  same  classes  of  goods  as 
are  made  by  many  of  the  New  England  mills,  and  are 
able  to  sell  them  at  lower  prices  by  reason  of  their 
local  advantages  In  other  words,  they  have  become 
successful  competitors  of  the  Eastern  factories,  and 
the  latter  can  not  hope  to  hold  the  large  trade  they 
have  so  long  enjoyed  unless  they  can  reduce  the  cost 
of  their  products.  It  is  stated  by  one  of  the  owners 
of  a  Lowell  mill  that  in  order  to  compete  with  the 
southern  cotton  mills  it  will  be  necessary  to  secure 
the  same  advantages  that  they  possess,  which  is 
possible  only  by  removing  to  the  field  in  which  they 
are  operating.  Another  manufacturer  says  that  his 
mill  would  save  $  iO,000  <i  year  in  coal  alone  by  re- 
moval to  the  t^outh.  These  are  considerations  of 
great  weight  with  eastern  manufacturers  and  it  is 
likely  that  they  will  play  no  small  part  in  deciding 
the  future  of  the  important  cotton  manufacturing 
interest  of  the  -outh.  In  the  West  gold  mining  is 
successful  Recent  assays  at  Cripple  Creek  have  pro- 
duced 120,000  to  the  ton  of  or^.  A  train  of  six  cars 
was  recently  dispatched  from  Cripple  Creek  to  Denver 
with  ore  valued  at  $500,000.  The  output  of  gold  from 
the  Cripple  Creek  mines  in  January  equaled  $1,000,000 
in  value  and  is  not  likely  to  fall  below  that  figure  fur 
any  month  this  year.  Other  gold  fields  of  the  west 
are  equally  prosperous.  The  entire  county  is  again 
beg  nniog  to  teem  with  new  life  and  energy  as  a  re- 
sult of  this  ac^-ivity. 

Meantime  silver  mining  is  inactive.  If  proper 
silver  legislation  were  enacted  we  would  see  mines 
now  closed  in  operation  again  and  millions  of  dollars' 
worth  of  the  product  turned  out.  Even  now  the  West 
is  more  prosperous  than  the  East,  but  with  its  silver 
mines  in  operation  as  of  did  there  would  be  such  a 
change  in  the  financial  condition  of  the  people  as 
would  be  of  greales!:,  benefit  to  the  entire  country. 

A  comparison  of  the  bank  clearings  of  the  week 
with  those  of  two  years  ago  are  not  flattering  to  the 
present  year.  The  decrease  this  year  from  1893  is,  in 
round  numbers,  fully  25  per  cent.  This  is  to  be 
accounted  for  in  large  mea  ure  by  the  fall  in  prices, 
but  it  is  still  undeniable  that  the  volume  of  business 
now  is  not  what  it  was  two  years  ago.  Then  New 
York  City  recorded  a  clearing  house  business  for  the 
week  of  $  36,000,000  whereas  now  it  is  only  $487,000,- 
000;  Chicago  did  $101,000,000,  as  against  $85,000,000 
this  year.  The  measure  of  general  prosperity  is  still 
far  below  that  of  1893. 


Bellevne,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  boroagh  Connoil  Jan. 

10.  the  bond  ordinanoe  introdnoed  by  Connoilman  Shaw 
was  called  ap.  It  provides  that  the  oiiizeos  shall  vote  at 
the  ooming  election  on  the  qnestion  of  issniug  |75,000  in 
bonds  for  general  improveOients. 

Pittsbarg,  Pa.— On  Feb.  26,  the  people  of  Pittsburg, 
will  be  given  a  chance  to  vote  on  the  proposed  bond  issne. 
The  people  will  vote  cn  the  bond  issoe  separately,  and  will 
vote  on  fonr  propositions.  They  are  as  follows:  First, 
$1,5(0,000  for  water  works;  second,  $5(10,000  for  parks  and 
bridges;  third,  |,500.0(0  for  Beaohwood  and  Hiawatha 
bonlevards;  fonrth,  $500,(00  for  permanent  improvements 
in  the  Department  of  Public  (Safety. 

Oastleton,  N.  Y.— Trustees  of  School  district  No.  4,  pro- 
pose to  borrow  |34.0no,  and  to  issue  and  sell  bonds  to 
secure  such  loan.  Said  bonds  will  bear  date  of  Jaonsry  ], 
1895.  and  fall  due  and  become  payable  in  seventeen  fqial 
annual  installments  of  $2,000  each,  interest  not  exceed- 
ing 5  per  cent  for  the  whole  or  any  part  of  said  bonds 
Same  will  be  sold  upon  sealed  bids  at  the  school  house  on 
Feb.  9,  at  4  p.  m.,  Jos.  Fnnob,  Wm.  0.  Oasey,  James 
Snyder,  trustees. 

Lyndonville,  Vt.— At  a  meeting  held  January  9  it  was 
voted  to  bond  the  village  for  an  amount  not  exceeding 
$40,0  0  and  to  pot  in  a  water  system.  Trastees— A.  O 
Paige,  O.  G.  Chase  and  George  Shorey. 

Yoongstown,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Feb 

11,  for  the  purchase  of  $1,200,  G  per  cent  four  to  eicht 
years  city  bonas.    J.  Howard  Kdwards,  City  Clerk 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week, 


BANK  STOCKS.    Par  $100 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings.. 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Bankinsr  Co  

Bome  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


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MISCELLANEOUS  SONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Og  6s 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  6-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4 J^s  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1906 
"  ADditorinmlstM6sl9'<?9 
"  "    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  68  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  68..,.  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  . . .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s . .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  58. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  68  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Aan  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  .^^00 

N  Chi  City  Ry  43^s  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  1st  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  68  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


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UISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Cal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  <k  Malting  Co  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  4  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co  

"      Gas  Oo   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

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P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  By  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  '. 

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Instiranoe  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

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CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  24  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.14?% 

Cal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Co  66  Lake  Si  reet  Elevated ...  8% 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  . . . .  1<  M 

Pfd...,  29  "  "         Pfd. 3!' 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  44)^  NY  Biscuit  Co   b2}4 

"       "  "      Pfd. 61  NOhiStRR  26f% 

Chicago  Gas  Co  76 Street's  W  S  0  Line  . . 

^hi  &  S  S  RapTCo....l2Ji  W  nhi  8t  R  B  113 


DAILY^LES. 

Saturday,  January  26,  1895. 


OAIi.  &  OHI.  OANAI.  DOCK. 
50  66 

INTEB  PACK.  Sc  PBOV.  OO. 

70  7% 

OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

46  44 

6  46 

NEW  YCBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

100— ao't  61% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  OO. 

60— aJt  24 

100 — ac't  26 

BIBEET's  W.  CAB  LINE. 

33  14 

6  14M 

NO.  fHI.ST.  B.  B.  00. 

25  ,  263 

60— ac't  ?63 

60— ao't  2533^ 

2543^ 


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60  9Ve 

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1  ....9H 

60....    9M 

10  —ao't  

200 — Ro't   9% 

ion— aoot  9% 

W  OHI  8TBEET  B  E. 

26.  n3Jg 

40"— ac't  1131.^ 

50— ao't  ll.s^ 

100— ac't  113^ 

5' — ac't   114 

50— ao't  1141.^ 

50— ac't  114% 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  CO. 

50   .U%. 

60  11% 

60— ac't  113^ 

250— ao't  11^ 

son— ac't  IIJ^ 

100— ao't  115^ 


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Monday,  January  28,  1896. 


NEW  TOBE  BI-OUIT  00. 


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100 

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50. 


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.613^ 

.13M 
.14 


INTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

100  7 

2  ^Vs 

50— ao't  7^ 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  OO,  ILL. 

35  1433^ 

60— aoot  1423^ 

50— ac't  142^ 

OHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

400-  -ac't  111^ 

60— ao't  113^ 

LAKE  ST  .  ELEVATED  B  .  B  . 
60   .9 

10  9% 

50— cash  9 

600 — aoct  9 

200— ac't  93^ 

60— ao't  934 


OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DroE. 
50  66 

NO   CHI.  ST.  B  B  00. 

50  263 

50— ao't  2n2 

W.  OHI .  8TBEET  BE. 

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111% 
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112 
11214 
112^ 
112^ 

113 
1133^ 


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10  

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112  

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650— ao't  112 

100— ac't  1123^ 

£0— ao't  112% 

150— ao't  112% 

100— ao't   112% 

50— ac't  Il2% 

60— ac't  112^ 

6(  0— ac't   113 

50— ao't  1133.^ 


Tuesday,  January  29,  1895. 


INTBB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00.       OHI.  &  S.  B.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

26  73^  100  1134; 

CENTBAL  CNION  TEL.  00 


40  61 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

28  25 

stbeet's  W.  CAE  LINE. 

50— ac't  13 

OHI.  OITT  b'I. 

15  310 

30  812 


60   113^ 

350— ac't  11 

150— ac't  113^ 

60— ao't  1134 

160— ao't  11% 

LAEE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
60  8% 

16  8% 

60— ao't  b% 

100— ac't  8% 

60— ao't  8% 


February  2,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


105 


OAIj.  &  OHI.  OANAIi  &  SGOK. 
5"  56 

60— ao't  55% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

20  ui-4 

202  143 

110— aoot   142 

60- ao't  1423^ 

NO.  OHI.  sT.  B.  B  O). 
10   249 

2    249^ 

125   250 

300 — ao'c  2oO 

100— ao't  ^611^ 

IfiO  -ao't  250^ 

60— ao't   251 

61'— ao't  253>^ 


W.  OHI,  BTBEET  B.  B. 

150  110^4 

160   ...110^ 

7  110?^ 

104  Ill 

37    lllj-^ 

150— ao't   110% 

50— ao't  11('% 

300— ao't  110^ 

150— aoot  lio;^ 

60— ao't  110^ 

600— ao't  Ill 


100— act  

160— ao't  

46(1 — ao't  

260— ao't  

60 — ao't  

100— ao't  112 


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Wednesday,  January  30,  1895. 


INIEB.  PACK.  &  PiOV  00. 

B  

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  OO. 

16  118 

MIL  &  •  HI  BBEW  0). 

iO   11 

CHI.  tITY  b'y 

16  310 

NB»  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

100  51^ 

BTBEEES'S  W .   CAB  LINE. 

70  12 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B  .  B  CO. 

35  250 

60— ao.t  251 

50— aoot  251 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OJ.,  ILL  j 
100  J  42 

260— ao't  142 

100— ao't  1421^ 

50— ao't  142i| 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
100  

140   

60  

60 — ao't  

160— ao't  


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

50 — ao'i  243^ 

60— aoot   ..  .24^ 

OHI.  &  S.  B  BAP.  IBAN.  00. 


50 

200. 
100. 
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160. 
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.12^ 


W.  OHI.  STREET  B.  B. 


155  ., 
6.. 
5  .. 

10  . 
100.. 


  111 

.-  111^4 

 1123^ 

 113 

 113Jt 

60— ao't  1111^ 

100— ao't   111% 

100— ao't   ...112% 

50— ao't  1121^ 

100— ao't  113 

50— ao't  113!^ 

250— ao't  1131^ 

150— ao't  113% 

200— ao't  118^ 

150— ao't  llb^ 

150— ao't   113^ 


Thursday,  January  31,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAY  00. 

4  118 

INT.  PACK.  &  IBlV.  CO. 

50.  7}4 

STBEET's  W.  OAB  LINE. 

60— ao't  13 

51 — ao't  13% 

CENTBAL  UNION  TEL  OJ, 
10  5\% 

10    53 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  OO. 

25  25 

60 -ao't  24^ 

50 — do't    26 

OHI.  &  S.  8     BAP.  IrSN.  00. 

2<i  12 

10  121^ 

5.  12M 

10    uya 

30  13 

25   13^ 

100— ao't   121^ 

100— ao't  12% 

60 — ao't  

100— ao't   12% 

260— ao't  12^ 

10,1— ao't   12J^ 

400— ao't  13 

30(— ao't  131^ 

160— ao't     -13^4 

150— ao't   .n% 

25— oash   12^ 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CJ.,  ILL. 
100   143 


NO.  CHI. 

4   

106  

50  , . 

50 — ao'c  . 
260— ao't , . 
100 — lo't  . 

60  — ao't . . 

ST. 


LAKE 

220  

40  

160— ao't 
InC— ao't 


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 253 

 2541^ 

 254^ 

 255 

 2o5% 

 255% 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 

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 9 

 m 

 9 


W   OHI.  BTBEET    B.  B. 


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10 

32. 
25. 
«5. 
100. 


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 niu 

 1'4J4 

 114% 

2— oash  114 

150— ao't  113% 

50— ao't  USJi 

300— ao't  114 

50— ao't  1143^ 

300— ao't.,..  114i| 

50— ao't  ,  114% 

11  0— ao't  114^ 

40(— ao't  114% 

55  —ao't  114.% 

360 — Ro't  116 

150— Bo't  115^ 


Friday,  February  I,  1895. 


NAT!  )NAL  BAILWAY  OO. 

6  120 

INT.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  1% 

OHI.  MIL.    &  ST.   P,   B.  B. 

600  56% 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

70 — oash  51 


GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK. 

26  97% 

OHI.  &   8.    8.    BAP    TBAN  00. 

1   12 

20   121^ 

50  12% 

10   .12% 

.SOO— ao't.  11% 

400  -ao't  12% 


BTBEET  S  W.    OAB  LINE 

150— ao't   13>2 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
60  143 

50— ao't  143 

50— ao't  1*31^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
20  8% 

50-  " 

100- 

10— oash  8% 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  OJ. 

10  264% 

65  ....255 

150— ao't  2561^ 

50— ao't  256% 


2(  0- 
100- 
50- 


-ao't . 

-ao't 

■ao't 


.12% 
.13 


W  .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

40  1131^ 

40  114 

30r— ao't  112% 

550— ao't  113 

100— ao't  1131^ 


 3(0— ao't  U3M 

-ao't  6J0-aoot  1V6% 


200— aoot  113% 

.3' 0— ao't  113% 

300— ao't  114 

160— aoot  114^ 

50— ao't  ,  114% 

K'O— ao't  114% 


DISTRIBUTION   OF  VALUES. 

It  has  often  been  remarked  that  as  Ohicago  was 
not  confined  by  large  rivers  or  bodies  of  water  there 
was  no  barrior  to  the  extension  of  its  central  busi- 
ness avenues  used  for  retail  and  wholesale  pur- 
poses. It  has  quite  as  often  been  replied  that  the 
convergence  of  all  steam  railroads  to  within  a  radius 
of  one  mile  of  the  Court  House,  and  more  than  one- 
half  of  them  within  a  limit  of  one-half  mile,  raised  a 
barrier  against  distribution  of  values  as  great  as  if 
large  rivers  had  naturally  confined  it. 

It  was  taken  for  granted  by  each  successive  Board 
of  Aldermen  in  granting  franchises  to  horse  car  and 
cable  lines,  that  all  interests  of  property  owners 
would  be  properly  conserved,  if  such  iines  of  transit 
ended  at  the  common  centre.  Popular  opinion 
never  raised  any  particular  objections,  and  promot 
ers  having  in  view  only  immediate  returns  asked  for 
franchises  ending  only  at  the  common  centre  Thus 
public  opinion  became  anchored  at  the  centre  in  the 
form  of  immense  investments,  and  the  channels  be 
came  well  worn  and  broadened  and  deepened, 
through  which  the  streams  of  living  beings  poured 
into  the  heart  of  Chicago. 

In  the  last  issue  of  the  JouRisrAL  there  was  an 
article  in  which  the  writer  took  the  position  that 
high  buildings  were  an  injustice  to  the  adjoining 
property  owners,  and  suggested  that  as  a  proper  rem- 
edy they  should  be  hereafter  limited  in  height  to 
once  the  width  of  the  street,  or  if  it  should  be  de- 
sired to  go  higher  than  that,  such  owners  should 
sacrifice,  as  compensation  for  the  privilege,  sufficient 
from  the  front  of  their  lot  to  make  the  street  wider; 
but  this  would  render  the  streets  uneven.  There  is 
much  food  for  reflective  minds  in  the  points  sug- 
gested in  that  article,  and  it  naturally  leads  to  the 
consideration  of  the  various  other  methods  by  which 
values  are  created,  distributed  or  confined,  or  unnat- 
urally disturbed.  It  also  suggests  that  in  the  grant 
ingof  franchises  to  street  car  lines,  that  if  provis 
ions  had  been  insisted  upon  that  such  lines  should 
lap  over  each  other,  in  the  central  business  district, 
the  values  of  properties  would  have  been  protected 
more  evenly.  That  is  the  tracks  of  the  various 
roads  should  have,  to  a  certain  extent,  been  owned 
jointly  so  that  passengers  arriving  from  the  North 
side  should  be  carried  South  as  far  as  12th  street  or 
West  as  far  as  Ashland  avenue  ;  while  those  arriv- 
ing from  the  South  side  should  be  carried  North  as 
far  as  North  avenue  or  West  to  Ashland  avenue;  and 
those  arriving  from  the  West  side  should  be  carried 
through  to  either  12th  street  South,  or  to  North 
avenue  North,  as  they  elected.  It  is  useless  to  dis- 
cuss the  matter  from  the  point  of  view  as  to  '  what 
might  have  been"  except  to  clearly  point  out  what 
may  now  be  secured  by  concerted  action,  and  now 
that  the  elevated  railroads  are  in  the  field  for  a  loop 
connection  it  is  the  proper  time  to  thoroughly  dis- 
cuss all  phases  of  the  question, and  to  have  wise 
provisions  made  as  to  the  future.  Passengers  car- 
ried interchangeably,  without  change  of  cars  to  the 
points  named,  would  prevent  congestion  of  the  cen- 
tre,would  make  practical  convenience  for  thousands 
and  benefit  all  jointly. 

Values  are  certain  to  be  distributed  as  we  have 
rapid  transit  provided,  but  distribution  of  values 
does  not  mean  ruined  values  to  some  and  enhanced 
values  to  otheis.   It  means  mutual  benefit  to  the 


many  and  an  easier  method  of  developing  a  good  in- 
come out  of  the  land  value.  Property  on  Park  av- 
enue at  $100.  per  foot,  or  Forrest  avenue  at  $135  per 
foot,  or  Indiana  avenue  at  $200.  to  S27d  per  foot,  rep- 
resents what  may  be  called  matured  values,  for  they 
are  residence  centers;  hundreds  of  such  streets  ex- 
ist. They  are  not  going  to  be  depopulated  by  rapid 
transit,  but  the  values  are  not  going  to  advance  be- 
cause new  buyers  can  go  further  and  get  land  for 
half  the  money  with  like  improvements,  and  thus 
the  area  is  continually  spreading,  until  the  central 
growth  expands  and  stimulates  an  advance  from  ma- 
tured values,  by  reason  of  the  expansion  of  the  busi- 
ness centre.  An  ideal  manner  of  transit  would  be 
to  have  all  cars  upon  the  elevated  roads  run  through 
to  the  city  limits  an  additional  fare  only  to  be  col- 
lected at  the  points  named. 

Popular  discussion  should  now  be  had  with  a  view 
to  developing  the  city  in  the  most  practical  manner 
for  benefitting  all,  and  preserving  natural  expansion 
in  preference  to  congestion. 


LEGAL  STATUS  OF  BUILDING  LOAN 
MORTGAGES. 

INTERSTATE  AND  INTERNATIONAL  ASSO 
CIATIONS  INVOLVED  IN  URSURY  LAWS. 

BANKS  LOANING  ON  THIS  PAPER    SHOULD  BEW  4RE  ! 

The  legal  Status  of  Savings  and  Loan  mortgages, 
or  whether  or  not  a  savings  and  loan  mortgage  se- 
curing a  larger  rate  of  interest  than  the  statutes  of 
the  State  where  the  land  covered  by  the  mortgage 
lies  authorizes,  can  be  enforced  is  involved  in  much 
doubt.  The  question  is  a  very  important  one  and  is 
worthy  of  serious  attention.  The  first  que  tion  to 
be  considered  is  that  of  enforcing  the  lien  of  a  sav- 
ings and  loan  mortgage  in  a  state  other  than  that  of 
its  creation.  This,  then,  becomes  a  distinct  ques- 
tion. In  the  one  case  you  are  to  bring  suit  on  a  con- 
tract perfect  in  the  State  where  made  and  by  its 
terms  to  be  there  performed.  In  the  other  cise  you 
go  into  another  State  and  invoke  the  laws  of  that 
State  to  help  you  take  part  of  its  soil  by  the  aid  of  an 
instrument  which  includes  terms  contradictory  to 
the  statutes.  The  question  of  vital  importance  is 
not  whether  a  citizen  of  another  state  comes  to  the 
State  of  the  domicile  of  the  building  and  loan  asso- 
ciation, borrows  money  from  it  there,  makes  a  con- 
tract with  it  there,  pays  interest  there  and  agrees 
to  pay  the  principal  there.  Such  a  contract  can  be 
enforced  in  the  borrower's  State.  The  question  is 
whether  or  not  a  building  and  loan  association, 
which  takes  applications  for  loans  in  a  State  foreign 
to  its  domicile,  the  interest,  premiums  on  loans  and 
dues  on  stock  paid  there  to  the  agent  of  association 
securing  such  payment,  and  by  a  mortgage  on  lands 
in  the  foreign  state,  under  a  contract  in  which  it  is 
stipulated  that  the  note  and  mortgage  are  to  be  con- 
strued as  agreeable  to  the  laws  of  the  domicile 
State;  the  rate  of  interest  provided  for  being  pro- 
hibited in  the  foreign  State,  whether,  when  the  en- 
forcement of  such  contracts  is  sought  by  the  fore- 
closure of  the  mortgage  in  the  foreign  State,  the 
courts  will  uphold  them.  "Under  the  Maryland  law 
domestic  building  and  loan  associations  can  charge 
premiums.  There  is  an  express  statute  in  favor  of 
such  charge,  so  far  as  the  domestic  associations  are 
concerned.  If,  then,  the  State  under  which  a  for- 
eign association  is  incorporated  authorizes  the 
charge  of  premiums,  the  stockholders  who  subscribed 
to  the  stock  in  such  associations  and  borrow  money 
on  it  from  such  associations  upon  terms  which  are 
legal  in  the  State  where  the  contract  is  made,  such 
a  contract  would  be  enforceable  in  Maryland,  even 
if  the  law  of  Maryland  did  not  sanction  such  aeon- 
tract" 

It  is  not  argued  that  the  foreign  corporation 
would  be  protected  by  the  domestic  act  alone  or  by 
the  law  of  the  State  where  the  foreign  corporation 
was  incorporated-  If  neither  of  the  propositions 
alone  protect  the  foreign  corporation  how,  then,  can 
it  be  claimed  that  the  two  together  will  protect  it? 
While  the  current  of  authority  up  to  the  time  when 


106 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  1,  18J5 


national  building  and  loan  companies  came  into  ex- 
istence and  commenced  to  do  business  and  to  lend 
monej'  away  from  home,  was  that  way,  still  there 
are  some  very  strong  cases  denying  the  doctrine. 

It  is  very  justly  urged  that  the  remedy  against  the 
mortgagor  personally  may  be  pursued  wherever  the 
debtor  may  be,  and,  therefore,  a  suit  brought  against 
him  in  a  State  other  than  that  in  w  bich  the  mort- 
gaged premises  are.  But  the  lien  upon  the  land  can 
be  enforced  only  in  the  State  where  the  land  is  situ- 
ated. The  lex  fori  and  lex  ra  sita  (that  is,  the  law 
of  the  court  and  the  law  of  the  place  where  the  thing 
is)  in  this  respect  must  always  be  the  same. 

It  is  a  well  settled  principle  that  the  title  to  real 
estate  must  be  acquired  in  harmony  with  the  law  of 
the  place  where  it  is  situated.  This  principle  ap- 
plies as  well  to  mortages  as  to  absolute  conveyances, 
and  the  remedy  to  enforce  the  lien  must  be  sought 
where  the  property  is.  The  validity  of  the  mortgage 
must,  iherefore,  be  determined  by  the  law  of  the 
State  where  the  mortgaged  land  is  ;  wherever  the 
deed  may  have  been  executed  or  the  mortgage  debt 
made  payable.  Hosford  vs.  Nichols;  1st  page,  220. 
Van  Sheick  vs  Edwards;  2  Johns.  ,  ca&es  355.  Ore- 
gon E  Washington  Tea  Co.  vs.  Rathbun ;  5th  Saw- 
yer, 32.  Goddard  vs  Sawyer,  9th  Allen,  78.  Sedg- 
wick vs.  Latham;  10  Allen,  4i0.  Lyons  vs.  Mcll- 
vaine;  24  Iowa,  9. 

It  is  true  that  these  cases  have  been  very  much 
criticised  and  at  least  one  of  them  has  been  over 
ruled.  But  when  they  are  cited  against  a  building 
and  loan  association  loaning  its  money  away  from 
home  and  seeking  to  recover  it,  to  have  a  good  deal 
of  force  vrith  the  judges  listening  to  them. 

In  the  case  of  the  Granite  .  tate  Provident  Associ- 
ation vs.  Lloyd,  the  latter  sought  to  withdraw  under 
the  Illinois  law  giving  him  that  right  to  withdraw 
on  thirty  days'  notice,  his  certificate  and  the  by- 
laws of  the  company  providing  that  he  must  make 
twenty-four  payments,  when  he,  in  fact,  made  but 
six,  and  providing  for  a  longer  notice  than  thirty 
days.  The  Supreme  Court  did  not  hesitate  to  affirm 
his  right  to  withdraw  under  the  Illinois  statutes  in 
spite  of  the  fact  that  under  the  New  Hampshire  law, 
where  the  company  is  situated  and  where  the  con- 
tract was  made  and  the  payments  were  to  be  made, 
he  could  not  have  withdrawn. 

In  Alabama  it  was  held,  "that  no  State  will  en- 
force contracts  or  redress  grievances  entered  into  or 
suffered  in  another  State  or  foreige  country  if  the 
enforcement  involves  a  breach  of  legal  or  moral 
right,  as  maintained|in  the  law  of  the  forum.  When  a 
corporation  of  foreign  creation  not  only  attempts  to 
enforce  rights  before  our  tribunals,  but  goes  further 
and  actually  performs  corporate  acts  within  our  juris- 
diction, that  they  can  claim  or  exercise  no  excep- 
tional rights  nor  privileges  which  may  have  been 
conferred  by  the  law  of  their  creation,  if  such  en- 
forcement involves  a  breach  of  our  own  public  policy 
or  statutory  system.  The  legislature  of  one  State 
cannot  confer  rights  and  authorize  their  exercise  be- 
yond its  boundaries,  unless  they  be  in  harmony  with 
the  general  policy  of  the  State  or  country  in  which 
the  exercise  is  attempted.  A  corporation  has  only 
such  papers  as  are  given  to  it  by  the  authority  by 
which  it  is  created.  It  cannot  do  any  act  by  virtue 
of  those  powers  in  any  country  where  the  law  for- 
bids it  so  to  act.  The  Alabama  Supreme  Court  de- 
cided that  the  statutes  of  Minnesota  have  no  bind- 
ing force  in  that  state  and  any  provision  found  in 
them  which  authorizes  a  corporaticm  of  their  creation 
to  contract  for  and  to  recover  more  than  8  per  cent 
for  the  loan  or  forbearance  of  money,  is  obnoxious  to 
their  statute  enacted  for  the  prevention  of  usury  "— 
Falls  vs.  U.  S'  Savings,  Loan  &  Building  Co.;  13  So 
Rep.  35. 

In  2  Mor.  Corp.,  Sec.  959,  in  this  language  :  "It  :s 
the  fundamental  principle  that  the  laws  of  a  State 
can  have  no  binding  force  proprio  vigore  outside  of 
the  State  enacting  them."  And  section  964,  the 
same  author,  says:  '-It  has  been  held  that,  although 
a  corporation  be  expressly  authorized  by  its  charter 
to  charge  a  certain  rate  of  interest  upon  its  loan,  it 
will  nevertheless  not  be  permitted  to  charge  the 


?ame  rate  in  a  foreign  State  if  that  would  be  con- 
trary to  the  usury  laws  there  in  force."  And  in  sec- 
tion 965  this  anthor  says  :  "Foreign  corporations 
have  no  right  by  the  law  of  comedy  to  do  acts  within 
a  state  which  are  prohibited  by  the  laws  of  that 
State  to  its  own  citizens  or  corporations  engaged  in 
a  similar  business." 

What  the  St  Paul  company  did  I  think  the  other 
companies  have  done  and  are  doing  in  loaning  their 
money,  and  that  what  happened  to  the  St  Paul  com- 
pany is  quite  likely  to  happen  not  only  in  Alabama 
but  in  any  other  State  where  these  questions  have 
not  been  distinctly  decided. 


DIVIDING  PROFITS  IN  BUILDING 
LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 


BtJLE    FOR    FINDING    AVKKAGE   TIME    FOR  WHICH 
THE  AMOUNT  INVESTED  BEARS  INTEREST. 

Take  the  average  time  for  which  each  dollar  paid 
bears  interest.  There  is  no  rule  in  mathematics  by 
which  it  can  be  proven  that  5i  years  is  the  average 
time  for  which  each  dollar  paid  bears  interest,  where 
there  are  1:^6  monthly  payments  made.  The  average 
time  would  be  5  7-24  years  at  .3  9  per  annum  equals 
73-5  per  cent  or  $92  07  plus  $126  equals  $218.67,  the  value 
of  a  share  at  the  end  of  K'i  years. 

For  instance,  I  have  a  share  running  three  months, 
$3  paid.  Each  dollar  bears  interest  for  two  months. 
Thus:  write  1,  2,  3;  now  strike  an  average,  take  1  ofif 
3,  add  it  to  1  and  you  have  2,  2,  2,  whose  total  is  the 
same  as  1,  2,  3,  equals  6.  Suppose  the  rate  is  6  per 
cent. 

First  month,  $1  at  interest,  or  1  taonths'  interest 
on  $1,  equals     005 

Second  month,  12  at  interest,  or  2  months'  interest 
im  $1,  equals   oi 

Third  month,  13  at  Interest,  or  3  months'  interest 
on  $1,  equals  oi5 

Total  six  months'  interest  on  $1,  equals  03 

Six  months  divided  by  3  equals  average.2  months  at 
.0u5  per  month,  equals  .01  on  $1  equals  .03. 

To  find  the  average  time  for  which  the  amount 
invested  bears  interest,  take  the  number  of  month.^  a 
share  is  running  plus  1  and  divided  by  2.  126  plus  1 
equals  127,  divided  by  2  equals  63J  months,  equals  5 
and  7-24  years.  At  13.9  per  annum  equals  73.5  per 
cent,  equals  192.67.  Or.  find  the  total  number  of 
months  for  which  the  amount  invested  bears  interest 
and  multiply  by  the  rate  per  month.  127  multiplied 
by  126,  divided  by  2,  ebuals  S,001  months  at  .011  7-12 
per  month  equals  192  67. 

THE  DAVIS  RULE. 

In  Mr.  Davis'  rule  we  have  quite  the  s  me  error. 
It  .says:  Multiply  one-half  the  amount  invested  by  the 
rate  and  the  result  will  be  the  interest  for  1  year 
Thus,  one-half  of  126  equals  63,  at  3.9  equals  8  757. 
iMultiply  this  interest  amount  by  the  number  of  years, 
8  757  multiplied  by  10^  equals  $91  94,  nearly  73  per 
cent. 

Why  should  we  multiply  half  the  amount  invested 
by  the  rate  to  Lnd  the  interest  for  one  year?  Here  is 
a  rule  for  dividing  profits  by  Joseph  A.  Jaeger,  of 
Philadelphia: 

Take  total  number  of  months  for  which  each  series 
bears  interest.  Multiply  this  by  the  number  of  shares 
in  each  series  Doing  this  with  each  series  and 
adding  the  different  amounts  give  you  the  total 
number  of  months  foi  which  the  whole  is  at  interest. 
Dividing  the  profits  by  these  total  months  gives  you 
the  rate  per  month.  Multiply  by  12  and  you  have  the 
rate  per  annum .  Thus: 

10  shares  x  60  months  x  61  divide  by  2  18,300 
10  shares  x  48  months  x  49  divide  by  2  1 1,760 
10  share-  x  36  months  x  37  divide  by  2  6,660 
JO  shares  x  24  months  x  25  divide  by  2  3^000 
10  shares  x  12  months  x  13  divide  by  2  780 

40,500 

Assets,  $2,002.50.    Stock,  $1,800. 
Profits,  $202  50,  divided  by  40,500=. 005  per  month, 
or  6i  per  annum. 

Davis'  rule  for  calculating  the  annual  earning  rate 
for  monthly  payments,  based  on  the  averaged  t  im  , 
is: 

1.  Multiply  the  gain  of- the  share  by  12 

2.  Multiply  the  total  investment  by  one-hail  the 


number  of  months  the  payments  have  been  made. 

.5.  Divide  the  product  of  the  first  by  the  product 
of  the  second  and  the  quotient  will  be  the  annual 
earning  rate. 

Applying  this  rule  we  have:   89  66  x  12  =  1075  92 
126  x  63  =  7938.     1075.92  divided  by  7938  =  13.55  plus 
per  cent,  the  annual  earning  rate. 

The  Mutual  Underwriter  in  commenting  on  this 
rule  says:  "This  is  the  correct  method  of  computing 
the  earning  rate,  where  the  averaged  time,  as  we  are 
disposed  to  conceive  it,  is  employed. 

Returning  to  the  opening  question,  what  is  the 
average,  or  as  we  prefer  to  designate  it,  the  averaged 
time,  and  incidentlly  what  is  the  equated  time?  Do 
they  differ  and  if  so  how  shall  the  precise  significa- 
tion of  each  be  defined?  These  two  words— averaged 
and  equated— have  been  almost  always  used  synony- 
mously, and  it  must  be  acknowledged  that  there  is 
neither  lexical  nor  mathematical  authority  for  mak- 
ing a  distinction  in  their  employment;  but  usage, 
which  establishes  laws,  has  seen  fit  to  make  one! 
although  but  very  few  have  used  these  terms  with  a 
reference  to  their  distinctive  shades  of  meaning,  nor 
are  we  aware  that  such  have  been  previously  exploited. 
It  might  be  here  remarked  that  Mr.  Davis  in  his 
forthcoming  work  will  elucidate  and  promulgate 
the  distinctive  meanings  of  these  terms,  for  it  is 
essential  that  there  be  a  proper  understanding  of 
them  to  prevent  the  confusion  which  now  exists." 

BUILDING-LOAN  DECISIONS. 

BUILDING   ASSOCIATION   MORTGAGE— FcRECLOSURE— 
PAYMB-NTS  ON  STOCK— APPLICATION  ON  LOAN. 

1.  An  ember  Of  a  building  and  loan  association 
who  was  also  a  borrower,  brought  an  action,  before 
the  maturity  of  the  stock  or  loan,  to  redeem  from  the 
mortgage  given  to  secure  the  loan,  on  the  ground  of 
fraud  in  procuring  it.  !r>he  prayed  that  the  mortgage 
be  coucelled  on  her  payment  of  the  amount  found  by 
the  court  to  be  due  The  association  brought  its 
action  to  foreclose  the  mortgage  because  of  delin 
quency  in  interest.  The  note  provided  that  any  such 
delinquency  rendered  the  whole  debt  due.  The  court 
consolidated  the  two  cases,  and  made  a  general  find- 
ing lor  the  plaintiff  in  the  first  suit,  but  ascertained 
the  amount  due  on  the  mortgage,  and  decreed  a  fore- 
closure and  sale.   The  association  appealed. 

Held  that,  inasmuch  as  both  parties  sought  the 
same  relief,  and  the  appellant  obtained  all  the  relief 
it  sought,  except  as  to  the  amount  found  due,  the 
other  ii-sues  were  immaterial  to  the  appeal, 

2.  Where  the  plan  of  a  building  association  was 
that  its  members  should  make  certain  payments 
periodically  upon  the  stock,  and  for  other  purposes 
tlrat  the  stock  should  mature  at  a  fixed  time.  Its 
loans  also  matured  at  a  fixed  time.  A  member  made 
a  number  of  payments  upon  the  stock,  and  also  cer- 
tain payments  of  interest  and  premium.  She  then 
ceased  to  pay.  The  association  declared  her  stock 
forfeited,  and  instituted  an  action  to  foreclose  the 
mortgage  securing  the  loan.  Held,  that  the  payments 
upon  the  stock  should,  in  an  accounting  of  the 
amount  due  on  the  mortgage,  be  treatel  as  payments 
prolan  to  on  the  loan. 

3.  The  fact  that  the  contract  of  membership  pro- 
vided strictly  for  the  forfeiture  of  stock  in  case  any 
payment  was  not  made  when  due,  did  not  change  the 
above  rule.  In  an  action  to  enforce  the  mortgage  a 
court  of  equity  will,  under  such  circumstances, 
relieve  against  such  forfeiture,  to  the  extent  of  treat- 
ing the  payments  made  upon  the  stock  as  payments 
upon  the  loan.  Judgment  for  plaintiffs  affirmed. 
Randall  etal  y.  National  Building  and  Protectiye 
Union  of  Minneapolis,  Neb.  S.  C  ,  November  20. 
1894.  ' 

Note:  The  two  cases  were  consolidated  and  con- 
sidered together,  the  appellant  association  obtained 
all  the  relief  it  sought,  except  as  to  the  amount 
found  due,  while  the  plaintiffs  received  credit  for 
payments  protanto  on  her  loan  Instead  of  suffering  a 
forfeiture. 

action  to  RECOVER  COMMISSIONS— STATUTE . 

In  an  action  by  plaintiff,  who  was  employe!  by 
defendent  association,  a  foreign  building  and  loan 
association,  to  procure  subscriptions  to  its  stock  and 
perform  services  under  such  employment;  Held  that 
the  association  pot  having  complied  with  the  pro- 
visions of  chapter  146,  Laws  of  1890,  the  contract 
became  illegal  from  the  time  the  statute  took  effect, 
and  that  plaintiff  could  not  recover  commissions  on 
sales  of  stock  made  after  that  date  — Lowry  v.  Gran- 
ite State  Provident  Association,  N.  Y.  C.  P.  C  ,  , 

1894. 

Held.  That  earnings  on  building  association  stock 
tiiiidi-  .-.ubstquent  to  death  of  holder  are  to  be  treated 
>  income  and  paid  to  life  tenant.  See  Elton's  Estate. 


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R£AL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Realty  transactions  for  the  week  just  ended  are 
greater  in  the  aggregate  than  for  previous  weeks  of 
the  month,  but  the  market  is  still  small  and  narrow, 
though  indications  of  an  awakening  are  more  numer- 
ous than  heretofore.  A  few  large  transfers  have  gone 
on  record.  The  proportion  of  transfers  running  into 
the  tens  of  thousands  is  larger  than  usual  of  late. 
But  in  many  instances  these  are  meiely  nominal 
transactions  or  at  best,  are  but  trades,  so  that  they 
indicate  nothing  in  the  way  of  real  activity. 

A  good  example  of  a  t  ade  is  the  transfer  of  99  by 
170  feet  at  62i 5-2-3  State  street,  by  M.  A.  Vesey  to  0. 
W.  Pardridge  for  *35,000  and  the  transfer  by  Pard- 
ridge  to  Vesey  of  82  by  92  feet  on  Thirty-sixth  place, 
southeast  corner  Rhodes  avenue,  at  the  same  figure. 
These  transfers  help  to  swell  the  general  list,  but 
they  signify  very  little  as  regards  activity  in  the 
market. 

The  nominal  transfer  is  illustrated  by  the  fore- 
closure, of  which  there  are  too  many.  A  master  In 
chancery  sells  to  P.  R.  Chandler  the  corner  of  Sixty- 
third  street  and  Wentworth  avenue,  ii,  by  100  feet, 
improved,  for  $)5,000  This  affords  no  criterion  to 
the  value  of  surrounding  property.  It  is  merely  a 
foreclosure  sale  Other  similar  instances  might  be 
mentioned. 

SALE  OF  LAKE  AVENUE  PROPERTY. 

H.  B.  Bogue  has  sold  to  A.  M.  Ward,  of  Montgomery 
Ward  &  Co  ,  a  triangular  piece  of  property  lying  be- 
tween Lake  avenue  and  the  Illinois  Central  Railroad 
right  of  way,  and  bounded  on  the  north  by  Forty- 
seventh  street.  The  property  is  described  in  two 
transfers  recorded  Wednesday  of  this  week  as  follows: 
5Ux79x59  85  feet  on  Korty-seventh  street,  southeast 
corner  ot  Lake  avenue,  north  front,  $10,000,  and  120x 
210  feet  on  Forty-seventh  street  adjoining  the  fore- 
going on  the  east,  for  $46,000.  The  120  feet  frontage 
is  on  Forty-seventh  street  and  the  210  feet  on  the 
railroad  right  of  way.  The  total  price  of  the  1711 
feet  frontage  on  Forty-seventh  street  was  t56,000,  or 
about  $32.'>  per  front  foot.  This  is  regarded  as  a  very 
low  figure  for  the  property.  Montgomery  Ward  & 
Co.  are  said  to  be  undecided  as  to  its  immediate  im- 
provement, but  it  is  admittedly  an  ideal  site  for  a 
large  apartment  building. 

SALES   OF   RESIDENCE  PROPERTY. 

C.  B.  Tobey  has  sold  to  C  L.  Willey  50x143  feet  on 
Michigan  avenue,  west  front  149  feet  north  ot  Thi  r- 
ty-Seventh  street,  for  $22,500.  This  is  $450  per  front 
foot . 

Telford  Barnham  sells  to  H  R  Lee  20  by  140  feet 
on  Drexel  boulevard,  30B  feet  south-east  of  Oaken- 
wa!d  boulevard,  sonth-west  front,  for  $25,000.  This 
is  a  substanialiy  improved  residence  property  and  is 
bought  by  Mr.  Lee,  who  is  a  real  estate  broker,  for  a 
home.  He  considers  his  purchase  a  bargain,  as  the 
land  alone  is  worth  $o.'S0  per  front  fuot. 

Mary  A.  Hardy  has  sold  to  Simon  Straus  the  north 
west  corner  of  E  lis  avenue  and  Oakwood  boulevard, 
50  by  120  feet,  for  $24,000.  While  some  of  these 
transfers  are  at  low  figures,  none  of  them  show  any 
perceptible  weakening  of  prices  nor  any  desire  to  sac- 
rifice holdings. 

IN  THE  WORLD  S    FAIR  DISTRICT. 

Important  sales  in  the  World's  Fair  district  have 
not  been  frequent  of  late,  but  this  week  two  sales  by 
S.  S,  Beman  demand  attention.  To  R.  M.  Baker  he 
sells  K'O  by  125  feet  on  Sixty-first  court,  125  feet 
east  of  Madison  avenue,  north  front,  for  140,000;  to 
L.  B  Dodge  40  by  122  feet  on  Sixty  Fifth  terrace,  lOO 
ftet  west  of  Hope  avenoe,  north  front,  for  $24,000. 
Both  these  properties  are  substantially  improved. 

A  DOWN-TOWN  SALE. 

A  series  of  transfers  covering  the  property;  40  by 
100  feet  on  Plymouth  Place,  398  feet  north  of  Taylor 
street,  weft  front,  were  recorded  Tuesday.  This  prop- 
erty was  secured  under  contract  by  J.  G.  Cella,  who  is 
a  real  estate  dealer  at  506  State  street,  a  short  time 
ago.  The  grantors  are  the  estate  of  B.  Fox,  $22,000: 
J.  J.  Fox,  $7,333,  and  E.  Fox  $7,3>3.  This  purchase 
while  not  of  special  inteiest,  has  a  significance  as  in- 


dicating the  probable  valua  of  property  in  the  vicin- 
ity of  thefreight  depots  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Rock 
Island  railroads. 

ACTIVITY  IN  .JEFFERSOK  TOWNSHIP. 

Transfers  of  several  large  acrt  tracts  in  the  Town 
of  Jefferson  will  go  on  record  in  a  few  days.  These 
were  reported  in  detail  in  the  Journal  a  few  weeks 
ago.  Prominent  among  them  was  the  sale  of  32  acres 
in  block  6,  Assessor's  Division,  sec  4,  40,  13,  from  A. 
N.  Dunning  to  Nelson  Thomasson.  This  is  all  of 
block  6  lying  west  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St. 
Paul  Railroad  trocks.  It  is  understood  that  the 
property  will  be  subdivided  by  the  purchaser. 

The  electric  lines  on  Milwaukee,  Slston  and  Lin- 
coln avenues  have  done  much  for  this  northwestern 
country.  On  Milwaukee  avenue  |  cars  are  now  runn- 
ing to  Lawrence  avenue  in  the  village  of  Jefferson; 
On  Elston  avenue  cars  run  to  Montrose  boulevard; 
on  Lincoln  avenue  there  is  a  regular  service  to  Bow- 
manville.  It  is  now  possible  to  step  or:  a  car  in  the 
business  center  of  the  city  and  ride  on  cable  and  elec- 
tric cars  to  any  of  these  distant  points  in  about  fifty 
minutes.  This  entire  country  is  naturally  a  fine 
residence  section  and  all  that  has  heretofore  stood  in 
the  way  of  its  development  has  been  the  lack  of 
transportation  facilities. 


RENTS. 

February  is  the  month  of  preparation  for  the  rent- 
ing season  of  March  and  April.  It  is  the  month  when 
the  agents  scrutinize  the  record  made  in  the  preced- 
ing year  by  tenants,  and  if  the  record  proves  them  to 
have  been  punctual  in  payment  of  rent  or  reasonably 
so  according  to  the  exigencies  of  their  various  occu- 
pations, or  if  not  punctual  are  inherently  honest  and 
intensely  practical  in  their  plans,  they  receive  a  good 
marking  in  the  opinion  of  the  landlord's  agent  who 
concludes  that  he  would  prefer  not  to  swap  horses 
after  having  found  a  reasonable  person  and  a  good 
care  taker  of  his  premises.  On  the  contrary,  if  the 
tenant  has  been  over  exacting  as  to  repairs  and  poor 
pay  now  is  the  time  when  the  agent  recalls  these 
little  circumstances  and  makes  up  his  mind  to  drcp 
the  tenant  overboard  if  he  can  secure  a  better  one. 
Few  tenants  stop  to  figure  out  the  fair  value  of  the 
ground,  house  or  flat  occupied  and  deduct  the  ex- 
pense for  taxfs,  insurance,  commissions  and  repairs, 
and  then  base  their  demands  on  the  net  income,  and 
if  they  would  do  so  they  would  certainly  handle  the 
property  with  more  care.  It  is  also  a  fact  that  many 
agents  in  Chicago  neglect  to  analyze  the  incomes 
which  they  obtain  from  the  various  properties 
in  their  charge  and  to  correlate  the  ratio  of  expenses 
to  income,  and  they  frequently  base  all  their  calcula- 
tions, hastily  made  in  the  months  of  March  and 
April,  upon  the  immediate  outlook  for  securing  a 
tenant.  The  careful  owner  generally  looks  over  his 
property  in  the  fall  and  sees  if  there  is  not  some 
painting  required,  or  some  calciming  and  papering, 
gets  the  work  done  during  the  winter  months  when 
labor  as  well  as  material  is  cheap.  It  is  certain  that 
every  real  estate  agent  should  keep  a  strict  account  of 
each  piece  of  property  so  that  he  can  tell  at  a  glance 
the  ratio  of  expenses  to  income  and  also  a  column 
showing  a  moderate,  fair  valuation  of  the  property; 
also  the  percentage  of  gross  and  net  income;  the  av- 
erage over  a  period  of  from  five  to  ten  years  is  very 
instructive  for  the  agent,  and  the  pains  taken  will  be 
repaid  many  times  by  the  knowledge  gained.  It 
will  convince  a  landlord  who  understands  his  business 
that  he  is  able  to  judge  correctly  of  the  compromise 
lines  of  action  between  landlord  and  tenant  in  the 
vexatious  negotiations  attending  renewal  of  leases. 
It  is  often  said  that  there  is  no  money  in  the  renting 
business  for  the  agent,  and  if  conscientiously  per- 
formed the  remuneration  is  small.  Patience  over- 
comes the  difficulties  and  knowledge  makes  the  best 
of  the  circumstances,  and  as  the  decks  are  being 
cleared  for  action  we  are  glad  to  note  some  revival  in 
business  upon  all  sides  which  probably  does  not  indi- 
cate any  increase  in  rents  for  the  year  to  come,  but 
that  tenants  will  probably  be  able  to  make  better 
records  for  themselves  by  paying  more  promptly,  and 


will  be  a  little  less  exacting  in  the  number  of  repairs 
asked  for. 

STORES  AND  LOFTS. 

We  find  first  floor  space  very  well  rented  at  rates 
that  correspond  with  location.  Large  buildings  which 
owners  have  refused  tooivide  are  quite  numerous  in 
the  vacant  list.  And  it  will  take  a  long  time  to  de- 
velop the  activity  in  general  business  yhich  will  in- 
duce capital  to  take  hold  of  such  a  building  as  Walk- 
er's late  wholesale  building,  which  has  superior  ad- 
vantages of  location  and  the  construction  suitable  to 
the  highest  class  of  occupation.  If  it  were  not  for 
the  nauseating  river  we  should  advise  the  owner  to 
alter  this  structure  into  an  office  building,  and  small 
attractive  stores  on  the  first  fli  or,  as  undoubtedly  the 
thousands  of  passengers  flowing  in  and  out  of  the 
Union  Depot  would  be  attracted  if  their  various 
wants  were  catered  to,  and  large  numbers  having  use 
for  office  space  would  seek  quarters  so  conveniently 
located  to  the  suburban  trains.  It  is  not  unusual  to 
see  office  buildings  in  the  central  wholesale  districts 
commanding[great  atteniion  when  rightly  managed. 
We  see  many  signs  of  agtnts,  hanging  from  lofts  of 
dilapidated  old  buildings  generally  designated  as 
manufacturing  lofts.  It  is  surirising  that  landlords 
do  not  take  the  bull  by  the  horns,  clean  up  these  old 
lofts,  lay  floors,  and  make  them  over  into  comfortable 
flats.  The  income  would  be  far  more  satisfactory 
than  that  obtained  by  vacancy  and  in  hopeless  wait- 
ing for  "something  to  turn  up"  to  give  them  a  ten- 
ant. In  former  times  when  competition  was  not  so 
active  it  did  not  matter  what  kind  of  a  loft  it  was  in 
which  one  undertook  to  manufacture  so  long  as  it  was 
centrally  located,  but  that  time  has  passed  by;  steam 
must  be  had  by  turnnig  a  valve,  or  the  electric  motor 
must  start  by  pushing  a  button,  and  the  transforma- 
tion of  these  old  buildings  must  take  place  if  income 
is  expected,  or  the  space  must  be  divided  up  into 
cheerful  homes. 

OFFICE  BUILDINGS. 

A  careful  canvass  of  the  office  buildings  indicates 
that  in  many  respects  there  will  be  fewer  changes 
this  year  among  tenants  than  in  ordinary  years;  the 
reason  is  apparent.  When  tenants  are  solicited  for 
new  buildings  they  are  encouraged  to  rent  offices  be- 
cause they  can  have  the  partitions  placed  to  suit  their 
special  requirements,  and  the  convenience  of  such 
arrangement  is  often  the  inducement  which  makes 
the  decision  to  move.  Landlords  rightly  insist  that 
tenants  thus  suited  in  their  tastes  should  maketerm 
leases  for  three  or  five  years,  consequently  nearly  all 
the  newer  large  buildings  are  occupied  underleases 
which  will  not  expire  this  coming  year.  But  hard 
times  have  altered  the  plans  of  very  many  who  as- 
sumed the  rent  for  more  space  than  they  would  have 
undertaken  had  they  foreseen  the  slow  revival  of 
business.  Especially  is  this  true  of  lawyers  who  had 
a  harvest  at  the  time  when  hard  times  first  began  to 
press,  but  when  they  had  spread  throuRh  every  ave- 
nue of  trade  and  it  was  impossible  to  wring  money 
out  of  the  debtors,  the  boom  in  their  profession 
collapsed.  Thus  we  find  that  there  is  a  great 
deal  of  quiet  shifting  and  doubling  up 
into  smaller  space  through  forced  economy. 
We  think  they  are  exercising  good  judgement  in 
keeping  vacant  space  active  at  some  price;  even 
lightening  the  burdens  to  prevent  doubling  up  will 
best  help  to  maintain  values.  We  note  a  growing 
tendency  not  to  placard  vacant  offices  "to  rent"  and 
not  to  erase  old  signs  from  doors,  and  this  is  a  wise 
policy  as  it  is  desirable  to  keep  up  a  bold  front,  but 
it  often  deceives  landlords  as  well  as  tenants  The 
office  hunter  is  a  very  subtle  fish,  he  shops  to  get  the 
lowest  price  and  his  nibb  es  are  often  taken  for  an 
active  demand,  and  he  is  not  met  half  way  by  land- 
lords who  are  over-confident.  But  we  will  not  dispar- 
age the  shrewdness  of  the  lanalords  for  we  think 
they  are  fully  competent  to  take  care  of  themselves. 
We  note  a  great  disposition  to  deal  on  easy 
terms  and  without  much  higgling  with  respectable 
people. 

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NORTH  SHORE  LAND  CASE. 


After  a  delay  of  over  a  month  Judge  Windes  ren- 
dered his  decision  in  the  North  Shore  case  against 
Genl.  Fitz  Simons,  the  dewberry  estate  and  other 
owners  of  property  at  the  foot  of  Oak  street  and 
south  of  that  point.  In  a  previous  article  published 
in  the  Journal  of  Dec.  29,  1894,  the  law  points  in- 
volved and  established  by  counsel  were  presented  to 
our  readers: 

It  was  in  the  nature  of  an  information  filed  by  the 
attorney-general  to  prevent  the  filling  up  of  a  navig- 
able portion  of  the  lake. 

It  was  claimed  in  the  bill  that  the  property-owners 
were  encroaching  on  the  rights  of  the  government 
for  the  purpose  of  making  a  great  deal  of  valuable 
land  and  that  the  act  of  the  lagislature  granting  to 
the  park  commissioners  the  right  to  extend  their 
drive  was  invalid  and  unconstitutional.  Judge 
Windes  decided  differently  and  the  attorney-general 
will  take  the  matter  to  the  Supreme  Court. 

The  attorney-general  in  his  bill  petitioned  the  court 
to  restrain  the  park  commissioners  and  the  various 
contractors  who  were  acting  under  authority  obtained 
from  them  from  filling  in  the  lake  between  Oak  and 
Indiana  streets.  It  was  his  claim  that  many  acres 
of  valuable  land  were  being  stolen  from  the  govern- 
ment by  encroachments  on  the  navigable  portions  of 
the  lake.  An  order  was  also  asked  compelling  the  re- 
moval of  the  matter  already  placed  there.  Among 
the  defendants  were  N.  K.  Fairbank  and  J.  V.  Far- 
well. 

The  Chicago  Title  and  Trust  company  filed  a  cross 
bill  asking  that  the  undertaking  of  the  park  com 
missioners  with  respect  to  continuing  the  drive  and 
completing  the  filling  be  specifically  performed  which 
was  denied. 

The  general  ground  upon  which  the  court  refuses 
to  grant  relief  is  want  of  equity.  The  main  conten 
tions  of  the  state  were  that  the  act  of  the  legislature 
is  invalid  and  that  the  waters  in  question  are  navig 
able.  On  both  of  these  points  the  court  holds  other- 
wise. As  to  the  latter  question  the  opinion  says  that 
the  mere  fact  that  small  vessels,  such  as  tugs  and 
small  pleasure  boats  have,  at  times  found  dockage 
where  is  now  dry  land  is  not  sufficient  to  show  that 
the  waters  were  navigable  in  the  legal  sense  of  the 
word.  Judge  Windes  concludes  from  the  evidence 
laid  before  him  that  if  the  basin  ever  was  deep  enough 
for  the  passage  of  ships  it  ceased  to  be  so  from  natural 
causes.  The  prevailing  winds  and  currents  tad  the 
effect  of  carrying  sand  to  the  shore  so  that  the  whole 
became  filled  with  sandbars  and  unfit  for  the  passage 
of  large  craft.  According  to  well-known  principles 
of  law  it  then  became  the  property  of  the  state,  sub- 
ject to  the  riparian  rights  of  land  owners. 

QUESTION     STILL    IN  ABEYANCE 

With  respect  to  the  validity  of  the  legislature's  act, 
it  is  held  that  the  land  not  being  navigable  is  the 
property  of  the  state  held  in  trust  for  the  public  and 
subject  to  the  riparian  rights  of  the  owners.  The 
state  accordingly  had  the  right  to  dispose  of  it  with 
due  regard  to  the  claims  of  both  parties. 

One  point  alone  remained  subject  to  question  and 
that  was  a  dispute  between  the  park  commissioners 
and  the  city  as  to  the  value  of  some  additional  land 
which  a  deviation  of  the  proposed  course  of  the  drive 
left  unprovided  for.  This  is  ordered  submitted  to  a 
master  in  chancery  for  the  taking  of  testimony. 
With  respect  to  this  the  opinion  reads: 

"The  powtr  of  the  legislature  is  plenary  to  convey 
to  private  individuals  the  fee  to  lands  covered  by  the 
waters  of  the  lake  for  purposes  beneficial  to  the 
people  of  the  state.  The  wisdom  or  lack  of  wisdom 
of  the  act  of  the  legislature  in  this  case  or  of  the 
commissioners  who  have  been  intrusted  with  the 
power  to  carry  out  that  act  is  not  a  matter  which 
this  court  can  consider  in  the  absence  of  a  charge  of 
fraud  which  has  not  been  made  in  this  case." 

The  court  also  holds  that  the  commissioners  have 
complied  with  the  law  in  the  location  of  the  drive, 
By  the  terms  of  the  act  a  discretion  is  vested  in  them 
as  to  the  location,  and  having  exercised  that  discre- 


tian  it  is  not  for  the  court  to  question  it.  The  court 
holds  also  that  the  -attorney  general  was  wrong  in 
the  claim  that  the  drive  has  been  located  in  navig- 
able waters.  That  the  waters  in  question,  as  they 
were  before  filling,  might  have  been  used  for  purposes 
of  docks  and  wharves  and  by  dredging  be  made  valu- 
able for  navigation,  but  they  have  never  been  so  used 
in  the  past  and  the  evidence  did  not  show  that  there 
is  auy  demf  nd  for  such  use  The  contracts  between 
the  property-owners  and  the  park  board,  as  authorized 
by  the  act,  are  declared  to  be  legal  and  in  conform- 
ance with  the  act. 

The  last  question  which  Judge  Windes  disposed  of 
is  the  claim  of  the  city  to  the  land  being  made  out- 
side of  the  water  works  at  Pearson  street  and  between 
that  and  Chicago  avenues  as  follows: 

"The  City  of  Chicago,  having  the  right  of  any  pri- 
vate riparian  owner,  cannot  be  deprived  of  that  right 
without  compensation  unless  the  state  has  the  power 
to  take  it  away  because  it  has  not  been  used  or  is  not 
needed  by  the  city.  It  does  not  appear  that  the  city 
has  ever  made  any  use  of  the  submerged  lands  in  front 
of  its  water-works.  Public  property  belongingtoa 
city  not  appropriated,  used  or  needed  for  any  purpose 
may  be  devoted  by  the  legi^'lature  to  some  other  public 
purpose  within  the  city.  The  city  cannot  engage  in 
trade  or  commerce,  and  without  the  authority  of  the 
legislature  cannot  encroach  upon  the  state's  domain 
by  filling  in  these  submerged  lands.  The  state, 
through  the  legislature,  has  declared  that  this  land 
over  which  the  city  has  an  easement  by  virtue  of  its 
private  interest  shall  be  devoted  to  another  public 
purpose  and  beneficial  use  within  the  city.  It  there- 
fore follows  that  the  city  is  deprived  of  its  riparian 
rights  but  has  no  cause  for  complaint." 


NEW  SCHOOL  HOUSES   AND  ADDITIONS 
ORDERED. 


The  additional  $400,000  asked  for  by  the  Board  of 
Education  in  its  annual  report  under  the  head  of 
appropriations  for  the  year  1895  will  be  needed  as 
seen  by  the  action  of  the  board  on  Wednesday 
evening. 

The  business  of  the  session  was  largely  confined  to 
increasing  school  room.  A  nine-room  addition  to 
the  Newberry  School  at  a  cost  not  to  exceed  $4'), 000 
was  voted  and  a  new  ten-room  building  on  the  South 
Englewood  lot  was  authorized  at  a  cost  not  to  exceed 
$45,000  Bids  for  a  twenty-oae-room  building  at  the 
corner  of  Thirty-seventh  and  Paulina  streets  were 
also  authorized.  Then  a  nine-room  addition  to  the 
Healey  School  and  a  three-room  addition  to  the  West 
Division  High  School  were  provided  for.  With  this 
the  board  turned  its  attention  in  another  direction 
and  changed  the  name  of  the  Bass  to  the  Swing 
School  and  vice  versa.  A  matter  of  sentiment  was 
involved.  Alfred  E.  Tennyson's  name  is  to  be  given 
to  the  school  in  process  of  erection  at  California 
avenue  and  Fulton  street.  A  manual  school  for  the 
Lowell  School  at  Weage  and  Sheridan  avenues  was 
authorized.  Robert  Lindblom  was  added  to  the 
Committee  on  School  Fund  Property. 

LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


has  introdnoed  a  bill  at  Albany,  anihorizing  the  City  of 
Lookport  to  borrow  $75,000,  and  issoe  bonds  therefor. 

Brockton,  Mass  — The  petition  of  the  city  of  Brookton 
for  leave  to  issue  f  25'\0'  0  sewerage  bonds  was  sent  to  the 
committee  on  oltiea  by  the  Senate  instead  of  to  drinage 
as  the  boQse  desired. 

Warren,  N.  Y  — The  Cominon  Conijoil  has  adopted  a 
resolution  to  increase  the  indebtedness  of  ihe  towa  to  the 
amount  of  $7  Oro  to  provide  for  a  free  bridge  across  the 
Allegheny  riVir  at  Warren.  An  election  will  be  held  Feb. 
19. 

Milledgeville,  Qa. — There  has  been  co  time  to  hold  tbe 
eleetion  to  allow  the  city  to  issue  bonds.  The  proposed 
issue  will  be  $22  '  00  6  per  cent  |19,000  will  be  30  j  ear 
bond  $5(10  each,  $3,0u0  payable  annually  |1(0  each.  P. 
L.  Fair,  City  Uleik. 

Norwood,  0  — The  board  of  education  will  ask  for 
authority  to  call  an  election  for  the  issue  of  b  inds  for 
f  5(',<  00  for  the  purpose  of  polling  up  a  new  four-room 
colony  in  West  Norwood,  and  a  I'i  or  16-room  building  on 
the  pike. 

La-amie,  Wyo. — The  citizens  will  vote  in  April  on  the 
issue  of  $40,0'i0  lefundicg  bouda. 

Oabool,  Mo. — The  oiiizens  will  vote  on  the  issae  of  bonds 
for  the  purchase  of  a  fire  engine. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — The  council  voted  to  i9«ne  |250,(i00 
school  bonds  and  f  100,000  viaduct  bonds. 

Toledo,  O  — An  ordinance  was  passed  to  provide  for  the 
issue  of  $15,1  0  1  street  improvement  bonds.  Lena.  P. 
Harris,  city  clerk. 

Brazil,  Ind. — The  board  of  oommisiioners  of  Olay 
county  on  January  B  auihorized  the  ir^sne  of  $20,00)  worth 
of  boi  ds  for  the  construction  of  a  new  jail  building. 

Littleton,  N.  H.  —  A  message  was  received  from  the 
Senate  that  it  concurred  with  the  House  in  the  passHge  of 
the  act  authorizing  the  villwge  of  Lit  leton  to  issue  bonds. 

Detroit,  Mich  — Tha  board  of  education  will  ask  the 
legislature  to  pass  a  law  permitting  the  city  to  refund  oot- 
etandicg  school  bonds  to  an  amoum  not  exceeding  f  50,0(  0. 

Chattanooga,  Ten. — The  finance  committee  recom- 
mended that  the  county  court  pass  a  resolution  reqneslicg 
the  legislature  to  pass  an  act  anthiriziog  the  issumos  oc 
$10  .000  to  retire  the  county  debt. 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE.'' 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fa5,t 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Kail- 
way  ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Gros.-e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
'Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conrecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket' agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


Weimer,  Tex.— The  citizens  will  vote  in  April  on  the 
question  of  issuing  water  works  bonds. 

Beaver  Falls,  Pa.— The  city  has  voted  to  borrow  $125,000 
to  build  a  system  or  water  works. 

Iihaoa,  N.  The  question  of  issuing  bonds  for  a 

sewerage  system  is  being  considered. 

Duluth,  Minn. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  council  pro- 
viding for  the  issue  of  |2,706,<  00  gas  and  water  bonds. 

San  Diego,  Oal.— The  matter  of  voting  at  the  April 
election  in  tha  issue  of  Stl,40iJ,000  water  works  bonds  is 
being  considered. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Feb.  14,  for 
the  purchase  of  $4,000,  one  to  ten  years  5  per  cent  village 
bonds,    ".v.  Ellwood  Wynne,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Charleston,  W.  Va. — An  ordinanse  authorizing  the  issu- 
onoe  of  i!25.000  in  bonds  to  build  a  hospital  wili  be  intro- 
'luceo  lu  the  City  Couucil.    Address  the  Mayor. 

Lockport,  N.        Assemblyman  J.  H.  Clark  of  Niagara, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKB  PLACE  BETWEEN  FEB.  2  AND  MOB.   81,  1894. 

Mallette  &  Browiiell'a  eub.  It  21  of  b  19  of  be  16  to  2)  of  Anburn  Pk 
eec  28  28  14.  Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mar.D,  ma'iter,  175  Dearborn  at. 
L  B. 

KDisIev's  add,  Its  50  and  51  In  b  6,  belDR  a  snb  of  the  n  52  acres  of  the  e 
V4  of  see  17  39  13.  Feb  26, 10  a  m.  Jae  K  Mann,  master.  L  B. 

Mallette  &  Brownell'a  sub.  It  3  of  b  20  and  It  26  of  b  i6otb,  ift  to  21  of 
Auburn  Pk  a  sub  in  eec  28  38  14  Feb  .6,  10  a  uj.  Jaa  B  Mann,  master. 
L  B. 

Brainard  &  Evan's  ac-d,  U  23  in  b8.  Feb  16.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  IVicQralh,  ad- 
ministrator. N  O  K. 
Shields  &  NieRlescn's  snb,  Us  14  ai.a  15  of  pt  of  the  w  7  aore^  of  '^e  s 

w  ^.  of  the  B  w  H  of  the  n  w  /,  of  sec  6  38  14.   Feb  ,5,  11  a  m.  Geo  M 

fttevens,  master.  NOR. 
Farlin's  sub,  Its  22  23  and  24  in  b  3  of  the  w  V,  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  25  40 

13.  Feb  15,  \  p  m.  Edn.  8  Cummings.  master,  701  Keozieb  dg.  NOR. 
Orozer'ssub,  lt91ofb7ineeol9  39  14.    Feb  c3,  11  a  m.  Kateilna 

Fisher,  admtr.  NCR. 
Harland's  sub.  It  18  of  the  s  173  ft  of  that  pt  lyicg  e  of  the  O  St  N  W  By 

of  Ihe         of  then  ev*  of  860  30  40  14.   Feb  25,  11   a  m.  Herman 

Krause,  aduir.  NOB. 
80  Ch'go,  Ironworker's  add.  It  21  in  b  35.  being  a  "nb  of  the  e  »/,  of  sec 

8  !i7  16.  Feb  15,  11  I.  w.    EdwAUicber,  mtsler.  111  9  J  bccu.»  bldg. 

NOB. 


February  2,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Ill 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
nhe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Jany.  31,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   265  11,489,090 

Oity,  under  $1,000   96  63,478 

Ooanty  133  206,968 

Total   49t  $1,768,536 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
weekending  Feb,  l,  1894. 

Bales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                             289  tl  6l:<,4  5 

City,  under  1,000                           109  66,ssi 

lounty                                           132  169,671 

Total   532  Jl.849,517 

Aberdeen  at,  147  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25x124; 
Deo  19, '94.  J  E  Larson  to  W  H  Rifen- 
barg  i3,  00 

Aberdeen  St,  147  ft  b  of  68tb,  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  22.  J  Larson  to  0  W  Tatge  . . .  $  ?,5(iO 

Adams  av,  n  e  cor  84th  st,  w  f  lOSxlVO; 
Jan  28.  J  Resen  to  I  Shapvio   $2,850 

Addiaoa  av,  5(i0  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jao  7.  J  P  Howell  to  M  ;j  Lord.  ..$2,000 

Armoar  av,  134  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x100; 
Jan  2.  I  D  Goodwin  to  W  T  Ba8ey.|3.500 

Ashland  av,  137  tt  n  of  95th  st,  w  t  75x 
124;  Jan  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  T  Gilbert 
 11,504 

Ashland  av,  225  ft  s  of  Waveland,  w  f  25x 
123;  Jan  29.  A  Griebenow  to  W  Rompf 
 $1,400 

Atlantic  st.  208  ft  s  of  47th,  w  f  23x124; 
July  15,'92.  B  Thielen  to  K  Thielen 
 $1,400 

Angnata  st,  230  ft  e  of  W  49th,  n  f  100  x 
125,  and  other  property;  Jan  2.  D  M 
Kenyon  to  M  D  Birge  $2,500 

AQgnsta  st,  230  ft  e  of  W  49th,  n  f  100  x 
125,  and  other  property;  Nov  24, '94.  M 
S  Birye  to  D  M  Kenyon  $2,500 

Aastin  av,  16  ft  e  of  Artesian,  s  f  16x117; 
Jan  26.  L  iiern  to  W  F  Kohler   $1,400 

Austin  av,  42  ft  e  of  Artesian,  s  f  16x117; 
Deo  22,'94.  Q  B  O'Reilly  to  D  J  Mitchell 
 $?,000 

Ballon  st,  17  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av,  w  f 
105x177;  Jan  30.  Chicago  Emery  Wheel 
Oo  to  H  D  Smith   $8,000 

Baxter  av,  150  f  c  s  of  School  st,  w  f  75s 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  1,'94.  J  Merki 
to  Mrs  I  Miehle   $4,'^00 

Belle  Plaine  av.  455  ft  w  of  Soathport.  n  f 
50x125;  Jan  21.  0  T  Meesiuger  to  A  J 
Shntts   $1,000 

Belmont  av,  48  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jan  3.  H  H  Janssen  to  P  Assa. $1,400 

Belmont  av,  312  ft  e  of  Woloottst,  s  f  25x 
IfiO,  more  or  less;  Jan  28.  H  Qolbrand- 
son  to  A  W  Bohn   $1,500 

Beveridge  av,  n  8  cor  69th  st,  w  f  199x379; 
more  or  less;  Dec  18, '94.  Est  of  GH 
Ferris  to  J  S  Stewart  $9,ron 

Bishop  st,  97  ft  n  of  54th,  w  r  25x124; 
June  2,'9i).  F  T  Murphy  to  0  Donne 
 $1,300 

Bicimarok  st,  166  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
s  f  25x124;  Jan  8.  A  Marney  to  0  G  H 
Anderson  $3,.500 

Bond  av,  287  ft  s  e  of  Cheltenham  st,  n  e 
f  50  ft  to  alley;  Jan  28.  H  B  Lee  to  0  M 
Bnrnham  |3,500 

Bosworth  av,  n  w  oor  Roscoe  st,  e  f  36^x 
124;  Dec  8,'94.  Est  of  P  O  Sullivan  to 
H  O'SoUivaa   $1,600 

Bosworth  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  14.  H  O'Sul- 
livan  to  M  Moon  : .  $1,600 

Boulevard  pi,  209  tt  w  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
sf  27j^xl30;  Dec  29,'94.  0  J  Morse  et 
al  to  W  Lackow  Jr  $2,750 

Brown  st,  216  ft  s  of  W  14th,  w  f  24x1(0; 
Jan  29.  A  Schubert  to  B  Kastel. .  .$3,800 

Burling  st,  226  ft  s  of  Wrightwood  av,  e  f 
24x1251^;  Jan  26.  W  Schick  to  O  A 
Hochschild  $2,800 

California  av.  244  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
17)^x126!^;  Jan  12.  W  M  Ried  to  A  V 
Mahony  $4,000 

Calumet  av.  n  w  cor  55th  st,  e  f  97x137}^; 
Jan  18.  W  A  Stanton  to  P  Augsten 
 $18,000 

Calumet  av,  b  e  oor  80th  st,  w  f  299x150; 
Jan  28.  H  R  Lee  to  T  Barnham.  .$10,500 

Calumet  av,  451  ft  n  of  29th  st,  e  f  26x 
177^;  Deo  29,'94.  0  L  Willey  to  C  B 
Tobey  $7,500 

Calnmel  av,  200  ft  n  of  40th  st,  e  f  26j^x 
120;  Deo  27'94.  M  C  Dobbins  to  L  Becker 
  $3,ni8 

Campbell  av,  270  ft  a  of  Fulton  st,  e  f  24x 
124;  Jan  19.  J  Linnett  to  D  L  Morrill 
 $2,600 


Carlin  av,  247  ft  a  of  76ih  st,  e  f  50x167; 
Jan  7.  R  R  Cody  to  E  E  Lehernaerhorn 
 $4,500 

Carpenter  ct,  131  ft  a  e  of  N  62d  et,  n  e  f 
75x125,  and  other  property;  ian  8.  E  K 
Butler  to  W  H  Dillman  $1,550 

Center  av.  306  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Juce  19,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  The  Cottage 
Grove  B  and  L  Asan  $2,742 

Center  av,  73  ft  s  of  58th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  13,'93.  I  E  Hindmarsh  to  L  E  Flo- 
dine  $2,000 

Charlton  av,  144  ft  n  of  Roaemont,  e  f  60 
xl25;  Jan  2.  A  A  Hnrter  to  P  Beoker 
 $7,500 

Chicago  av,  125  ft  e  of  Armour,  n  f  25x 
123;  Aug  10,'94.  Est  of  H  Delfs  to  R 
Delfs  $l,iitO 

Chicago  av,  24  ft  e  of  Market  st,  n  f  zbx 
130  und  }4  iot;  Jan  18.  D  A  Solon  to  H 
E  Faherty   $4,500 

Cleaver  st,  i!2  ft  a  of  Blanche,  e  f  27x125; 
Jan  19.  J  Guest  to  Poli-h-Amerioan 
Loan  and  Bailding  As^oo  aiioa  ...$3,800 

Cleveland  av,  9  )  ft  s  of  Menominee  st,  w 
f  25x72,  and  other  pp  j;  Ueo  13,'94.  L 
R  Selden  to  A  W  Stanmeyer  *3,4fO 

Cook  Bt,  8  w  cor  Carroll,  e  f  59x125;  Jan 
28.  E  Stock  to  J  Wajtal6«ic-z  ...  $1,100 

Commercial  Pt.  100  ft  n  of  Tattle  av,  w  f 
5(ixl6.T;Jan  14.  P  Lutsch  to  E  fl  Will 
 $3,6(  0 

Commercial  st,  87  ft  a  of  Paulina,  e  f  54x 
101;  Deo  14, ',H.  A  Haase  to  F  Voeliz 
 $4,00) 

Courtland  av,  50  ft  w  of  Hancock,  s  f  50 
xl373^;  Jan  17.  J  C  Wilson  to  A  J  Hart 
  $1,3  0 

Crawford  av,  308  ft  n  of  27th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Dec  31,'94.  L  E  Hefgen  to  M  Con- 
stantino $4.'  00 

Cromwell  st,  25  ft  s  of  Rhine,  e  f  25x115; 
Jan  22.  A  F  Lorenz  to  J  J  Brynd  $3,200 

Dearborn  st,  n  e  cor  36th,  w  f  21x1 2,i;  Jaa 
16.  L  Meyers  to  B  H  Kohlsaat  $n,ii0.i 

Dekoven  st,  108  ft  e  of  Clinton,  u  f  5i  x 
108,  and  other  ppty;  und  i8-150  int; 
Sept  26,'94.  N  Donovan  et  al  (by  guard- 
ian) to  E  Gleason   $:^,0  (' 

Delawrtre  av,  366  ft  a  of  Riverside  st,  e  f 
25x10  I;  Sept  19,'94.  J  Maljney  to  vv  A 
Cahill  $1,500 

Desplaines  st  S,  premises  No  132,  also 
premises  440  a  Asnland  av,  and  other 
ppty;  Jan  25.  N  D  Langhlin  to  J  E 
Dalton   . .  $4,000 

Division  st,  145  ft  e  of  Shober,  s  f  24  x  124; 
Jan  29.  C  Porten  to  E  Tiohy    $3,800 

Drexel  ftv.  97  ft  n  of  6nth  st,  e  f  25x132; 
Deo  1!),  94.  C  d  Colvin  to  O  Lnebbe  .$1,875 

Drexel  blvd,  306  ft  s  e  of  Oakwood,  s  w  f 
20x140;  Jun  2t'.  0  M  Barnham  to  S  R 
Lee   $25,0C0 

Earl  av,  261  ft  s  e  of  Swilt  st,  n  e  f  37i^x 
10  ',  more  or  less;  Jan  22.  ii  F  Mi, Is  to 
A  0  Heokman  $5,500 

Edgewater  pi,  s  e  cor  Rubens  av,  n  f  5t>x 
110;  July  2,'94.  J  P  Uurter  to  F  A  Rod- 
man |8,(00 

Eighteenth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Union,  n  f  24 
xlOl;  Aug  25,'94.  A  Digaan  to  W  J  Hill 
  $5,500 

Eighty  seventh  pi,  15(i  ft  e  of  South  Park 
av,s  f  75x125;  Jan  22.  W  M  Manly  to 
E  A  Kiakade    $3,000 

Eighty  seventh  pi,  150  ft  e  of  South  Park 
av,  8  f  50x125;  June  1,'91.  S  E  Gross  to 
W  M  Manly  $1,725 

Eighty-seventh  pi,  25  ft  w  of  Viccennes 
av,  n  f  48x125,  Aug  6,'90.  8  B  Gross  to 
H  N  Monley  $1,125 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  225  ft  e  of  Vincennes 
av.  n  f  75x125;  Deo  30,'90.  8  E  Gross  to 
F  B  Uarbrouck   $1,875 

Eleventh  st  W,  s  e  cor  Loomi°,  n  f  26x 
125;  Jan  24.  Mast  in  ohy  to  J  F  Mona- 
han  $1,860 

Ellis  av,  n  w  oor  Oakwood  blvd,  n  e  f  50x 
120;  Jan  28  Mary  A  Hardy  to  Simon 
Straus...,   $24,000 

Elston  av,  n  e  oor  Armitage,  w  f  25x100; 
Jan  26.  H  Nelson  to  J  N  Eisendrath 
 $1,500 

Elston  av,  150  ft  n  w  of  bfammoud,  s  w  f 
50x125;  Nov  10,'94.  R  J  Biokerdike  to  E 
Stoike  et  al  $1,^50 

Elston  av,  100  ft  n  w  of  Hammond  av,  s 
w  f  50x125;  Nov  10, '94.  J  W  Bicker- 
dike  to  E  Stoike  ct  al  '. ...  $1,850 

Elston  add.  It  1  in  n  w  hf  It  2  b  92;  Jan 
28.  W  H  Ohappell  to  J  D  Marshall  $10,000 

Emerald  av,  98' ft  a  of  57th  st.  w  f  21  xl24; 
Jan  1.  H  H  Gage  to  J  W  Eddy  $3,740 

Emerald  av,  72  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  24  x 
123;  Jan  30.  P  S  Eeillj  to  E  Baggot 
 $3,000 

BmerBoa  av,  n  w  cor  Bobey  st,  s  f  28x100;  | 


Jan  18.  H  Le  Bran  to  O  Hill   $18,000 

Erie  st,  72  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x123;  Jan 
17.  P  J  Skelly  to  J  A  Orb  $2,500 

Erie  av,  260  ft  s  of  87th  st.  e  f  25x140; 
Jan  9.  R  R  Cody  to  M  E  Craig  . . .  #3,000 

Evanpton  av,  87  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  37}^ 
xl5";  Jan  7.  A  O  Anderson  to  F  W 
Griffin   $2,437 

Fifth  av,  132  ft  n  of  Napoleon  pi,  e  f  25  x 
125;  Jan  22.  Estate  of  M  Finan  to  E 
Finan    $2,050 

Fifteenth  st  W,  326  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f  25x 
73;  Jan  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Kappar 
 $2,78? 

Fifty  first  st,  s  w  oor  Robpy,  n  f  29xi26, 
and  other  ppty;  July  16, '9  '.  W  Lorimer 
to  P  J  MoShane    $1,485 

Fifty-third  et.  fiO  ft  e  of  Peoria,  n  f  3''x 
1 16;  Jan  1.  J  Q  iinn  to  Bvaustou  aud  No 
Cook  Co  B  and  L  .AH^n   $1,850 

Fifty-fourth  st,  212  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
10Hi.^xl25;  Jan  7.  J  B  Garner  to  W  W 
Williams  $'^9,0(0 

Fifty-sixth  st.  oor  Kimbark  av,  n  f  30x100; 
April  !9,'9t.  Est  of  M  dealey  to  J  H 
Schlund    $1,100 

Fifty-sixth  st,  same,  pp  y;  Oct  11,'9S.  E 
Haaley  to  H  Berneoo'  $1,P01 

F'iflV-sixlh  st,  same  pp'y;Oct  15,'94.  H 
Berosoa  to  J  H  Sohitiud         ..  $3,500 

Fifty-sixth  st,  sitme  pp'y;  Dec  17, '.-4.  J  H 
Sohlond  to  D  V  C.moolly  $4  OOn 

Fifty-six  h  st,  297  ft  e  of  Wright,  f  2r-.x 
140;  iau  1.  i  VI  Baseett  to  M  W  Rnn- 
kin  $1,6U0 

Fifty-ninth  st  N.  146  ft  w  of  Wright,  n  f 
25x125;  Jan  17.  M  A  Smiley  to  A  Mc 
Mollau   $2,200 

Fifty-ninth  st,  s  e  ojr  Green,  n  f  25x117, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  22,'94,  J  G  Nord- 
gren  to  C  Anderson   $11,5(  () 

Fillmore  st.  216  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  a  f 
21xl2<;  Jan  24.  D  Murphy  to  M  Jelioek 
 $l,j(  0 

Forty-first  si  W,  s  w  cor  30tb,  e  f  49x124; 
Aag20,'92.  J  McMillan  et  al  to  W  T 
Dalihaut    $1,(1(0 

Foriy-fourth  st  W,  s  w  oor  I4ih.  e  f  124x 

125,  aod  other   ppty;  Deo  10, '94.  (J 
airohe  to  P  Rohrig  ^3.5(0 

Korly-^ixth  st,  173  ft  w  of  Vincennes  av, 
n  f  25x124;  Jan  25.  G  T  French  to  A  M 
Fogg  $3,125 

Forty-seventn  ot,  256  ft  e  of  Oottsge 
Grove  av,  s  f  22x128,  more  or  less  Jun 
25.   W  U  Ojlvin  Jr  to   W  Chambtrfaia 

:  Sfi.oro 

Forty-seventh  st,  s  e  cor  Lake  av,  n  f  51}^ 
x79x59.85;  Jan  28.  H  B  Boyue  to  A  M 
Ward  et  al   $10,00 

Forty  seventh  st,  51V^  ft  e  of  Lake  av,  n 
f  120x210,  more  or  less;  Nov  21, '.-'4.  H 
B  Bogne  to  A  M  Ward  et  al   $t6,ii00 

Forty-Seventh  st,  73  ft  w  of  Bishop,  s  f  24 
xl25;Jdu  13,'92  SB  Gross  to  E  Rey- 
nolds  .  .  $1,250 

Franklin  St.  460  ft  n  of  Schiller,  e  f  25x 
102;  Jan  23.  A  C  Ernst  to  S  A  E  Lange 
 $2,900 

Fremont  av,  s  e  oor  Franklin  st,  n  f  225x 
124;  Nov  1,'94.  E  T  Roche  to  E  T  Austin 
  $5,250 

Fremont  av,  same  ppty;  Dec  15,  '94.  E  T 
Austin  to  M  F  Roche  $6,000 

Fullerton  av.  4(  7  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  25x 
116;  Jan  22.  L  R  Hawkes  to  C  G  Hossey 
exeo  ...   $9,960 

Girard  st,  165  ft  n  of  Armitage  av,  e  f  24 
xl25;Jan  28.  F  Steenken  to  W  Ulrioh 
 $1,500 

Glenwood  av,  126  ft  n  of  89ih  et,  w  f  75x 
125;  Jan  26.  M  E  Treaoy  to  M  M  McKay 
 $1,600 

Grand  blvd,  100  ft  s  of  39lh  st,  w  f  16.83x 
140;  Oct  4,'94.  J  E  Allen  to  M  L  Ellis 
 $17,(00 

Grand  av.  a  w  oor  Western,  n  e  f  145x7(ix 

126,  nnd        int;  March  21,  '94.  TP 
Hicks  to  S  P  Bioka  $1,7(  0 

Greenwood  av,  216  ft  s  of  90ch  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Oot  1,'90.  F  B  Baird  to  M  N  Miller 
 $1,200 

Greenwood  av,  350  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25 
xlOn;Jan  28.  G  W  Gehlbach  to  J  J 
Miller  $1,457 

Greenwood  av,  112  ft  n  of  54th  pi.  w  f  50 
X  164;  Jan  15.  K  Hexter  to  K  Eiihco 
green   $4,250 

3reenwood  av,  99  ft  s  ot  48th  st,  w  f  82x 
197;  Jan  10.  H  B  Bogue  to  H  H  Daw 
 $14,350 

Greenwood  av,  140  ft  n  of  49th  at,  w  f  60 
x200;  Dec  6,'94.  H  B  Bogue  to  M  O 
Nash   $1C,8C0 

Green  st,  48  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x124;  Jan 
16.  O  B  Green  to  L  Swanson  .  .  $1,175 

Green  st,  225  ft  n  of  61st,  w  f  25x125;  Deo 


15,'94  .  W  T  Church  to  J  Owens. .  .$1,500 

Halsied  et,  185  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25x 
122;  Jan  23.  B  Niederkorn  to  V  Mueller 
  .  .  .$5,000 

Halsted  at,  200  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  50  x  118; 
Jan  3l,'94.  F  B  Bork  to  K  Bork ... $1,000 

Harrison  ay,  57  ft  n  of  9lBt  st,  w  f  60x 
124;  Oot  11,'90.  F  B  Baird  et  al  to  H 
Beckwith   $1,200 

Hayes  av,  15(1  ft  w  of  Winthrop  at,  8  f  50 
xU\%\  Jan  i9.  A  H  Schick  to  W  Schick 
 $2,000 

Hei'ndon  st,  n  e  oor  School,  w  f  48  x  12.i; 
Jan  19.  R  8  Elder  to  J  Bobel  $3,600 

High  st,  8  e  oir  Mark,  w  f  150x109,  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  21.  M  J  Williams  to  F 
D  Ramsey    $2,340 

Binmau  st,  s  w  cor  Li'icoln.  u  f  25x126; 
Jan  26  .  C  MelsheimBr  to  A  Deep . .  $l.i  50 

Homan  av,  199  ft  n  of  Huron  st  w  f  5i'x 
125;  July  31, '94.  W  P  Fitzgerald  to  J  D 
Thompson  *  00 

Houston  av,  80  ft  s  of  88th  i-t,  w  f  25x110; 
Jan  27.  A  Bulawsbi  lo  J  Szuwezyk  $  '  6i0 

Huron  st,  295  ft  e  of  CHmpbell  mv,  s  t  21- 
X  ;2<;  Jan  HI    H  E  Doty  to  C  B  NiUon 
   $3,06" 

ladiana  av.  U'8  ft  s  of  113  st,  e  f  54x1.^6; 
Jan  4.  C  HeidenblGth  to  J  Meoke.  .$2,009 

Indiana  av,  198  ft  n  of  6l8t  &t,  e  f  25xlH7; 
Oot  29,'94.  S  w  ihurber  to  J  O'Connor 
 $2,500 

Indiana  av.  127  ft  n  of  Douglas  pi,  w  f 
162,^x123;  Jan  18.  P  McNamara  to  J  F 
Barr  $3,000 

Iowa  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  48th,  n  f  100  x  123, 
and  olher  property;  Jan  2.  D  M  Ken- 
yon to  M  D  Birge  $4,50  1 

Iowa  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  48th,  n  f  100  x  12  ( 
and  other  property;  Nov  24,  1894.  M  8 
Birge  to  D  M  Kenyon  *4,-.()0 

Johnson  pi,  161  ft  n  of  38th  st,  w  f  i9x5v; 
Jan  28.  H  C  Stacey  to  J  Demp3ey..$8.  00 

Kedzie  av,  137  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
25x177;  May  26, '94.  E  Ravenoroft  to  J 
Hontiogton   $1,660 

Rinz.e  sf,  140  ft  w  of  W  48th,  a  f  50x198; 
Jan  23.  Est  of  A  Fried  to  August  Fried 
 $1,290 

Lf-flin  St.  175  ft  n  of  19lh,  w  f  50x100; 
Deo  27, '94.  J  Bedoorz  to  A  Dvorak. $7,500 

Lake  Park  av,  192  ft,  more  or  less;  n  of 
32Dd  ot,  n  e  f  25x112;  Jan  25.  F  L 
Bridgeman  to  C  B  Hansbrough .  $18,000 

Lake  av,  135  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f  .50  x  125, 
more  or  less;  June  1,'94,  M  Horner  to 
C  F  HarvesoQ   |15,(C() 

Lake  av,  same  prope"ty  as  above;  June 
5,  18P4.  C  F  Harveson  to  M  L  Horner 
  $15,060 

Lake  st,  252  ft  eof  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25x149; 
Jan  25.  T  A  Sohoell  to  O  T  Wells .. $1,700 

Laogley  av.  s  e  cur  74ih  Pt.  w  f  50  x  124; 
Jan  21.  C  A  Walfh  to  T  Hughes. .  .$4,000 

Langley  av,  225  fi  s  of  73-d  st,  e  f  50x195; 
Jan  16.  A  Walker  to  M  W  Johnson. $1,550 

Largley  av,  260  ft  n  of  44|h  ft,  e  f  19  9-12 
x  .33^;  Dec  3,'94.  R  (.ireen  et  al  to  O 
Schubert   $5.5(0 

La  Salle  av,  premises  252  and  254;  40x111 
1-10;  Jan  15.  M  F  Meynard  to  Chicago 
Evangelization  Society  $19,000 

La  Salle  st,  premises  No  2976;  Jan  24.  R 
Williams  to  J  Granger  $2,000 

Lawndale  av,  100  ft  n  of  16th  8t,  e  f  SOx 
125;  Aug  25,'9!.  A  Dignan  to  W  J  Hill 
 $7,000 

Lewis  st,  349  ft  s  of  Garfield-;  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  10,'93.  G  Petry  to  E  Niedereg- 
ger  $3,500 

Lexington  av,  250  ft  s  of  51st  st,  e  f  50x 
164;  Jan  16.  L  Day  to  L  D  Thomas 
 $10,000 

Lincoln  av,  52  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  50xl2v; 
Jan  14.  A  H  Thorelina  to  C  Bastian 
 $2,500 

Lincoln  av.  247  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  50x122, 
and  other  pptv;  Jan  25.  D  E  Fiske  to 
AT  Lay...  ."  $2,665 

Lincoln  av,  107  ft  s  e  of  Roscoe  st,  s  w  f 
25x115;  Jan  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  Beis- 
ner  $2,700 

Loomis  Bt,  125  ft  n  of  61st,  w  f  25  x  124; 
Jan  23.  C  B  Crawford  to  W  N  Bill  $1.5(0 

Loomis  St.  \m  ft  P  of  54th,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  1,'S)0.  F  T  Morphy  to  M  Quinn. $1,650 

Loomi='  St.  44  ft  s  of  Arihington,  w  f  20x 
I'O;  Jan  28.  E  B  Carap  to  J  G  Mac- 
kenzie $1,500 

Lot  on  alley  bet  Lincoln  and  Donning 
avs,  303  ft  s  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  24  x  75 
more  or  less;  Jan  14.  M  VVhittaker  to  C 
Bnokiugham     $•)  ,500 

Lvtrao  nv,  19.i  ft  n  of  Sulzer  et.  e  f  .'^O  x 
"l77;  Dec  27,"J4.  R  A  DeShon  to  F  Tho- 

man   $1,850 

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(Cioatiaued  from  page  111.) 

Maoalister  pi,  107  ft  e  of  Sibley  st,  s  f  58 
xl40;Sep  5,'9t.  C  SVaUb  to  M  A  Ryan 
..  $13,500 

Madison  at,  175  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f 
20x122;  Jan  28.  W  D  Fisher  to  J  Jacobs 
 $11,000 

Marshfield  av,  156  ft  s  of  62nd  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Jan  26.  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  A  B 
Jenks  $1,200 

Marshfield  av,  225  ft  s  of  Harrison  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Jan  22.  ^  N  Fisher  to  O  A  Will- 
iams $3,5C0 

May  st,  335  ft  s  of  65th,  w  f  25  x  124;  Jan 
29.  H  Sohwier  to  F  Reiohow  $1,600 

Meeker  av,  K  0  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  22.  G  RoUberg  to  F  N  Wendorf 
 $2,100 

Melrose  st,  195  ft  w  of  Herndon.  s  f  25  x 
125;  Sept  15,'94.  Est  of  H  Wesohe  to  I 
Wesohe  $1,800 

Mendell  st,  s  w  oor  Armitage  av,  e  f  26x 
113;  Jac  26.  J  N  Bisendrath  to  H  Nel- 
son  $1,500 

Miohael  av,  s  e  oor  88th  st,  s  w  f  75  x  126; 
Jan  31.  A  O  Shrader  to  W  C  C  Shrader 
 $l,60n 

yiohael  av,  76  ft  s  e  of  88th  st,  s  w  f  75  x 
125;  Jan  31.  Same  to  J  U  Fergason 
 $1,400 

Michigan  av,  150  ft  s  of  3l8t  st,  w  f  50x 
160^,  and  3^  int;  Jan  19.  B  L  Kahns 
to  T  Vr  Spragoe  $10,000 

Michigan  av,  149  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  50x 
143;  Deo  29, '94.  C  B  Tobey  to  C  L 
WiUey    $22,500 

Millard  av,  s  w  cor  W  26th  st,  e  f  48x125; 
Jan  3.  L  M  Paine  to  B  Payqaette.  $3,S50 

Monroe  st,  376  ft  eof  Wood,  n  f  22x183)^; 
Jan  26.  J  V  Farwell  to  K  A  Googh. $4,000 

Morgan  st,  s  w  oor  60th,  e  f  25x125;  Jan 
2.  H  Yokel  to  M  Weitemeyer ...  .  .$i,700 

Morrison  av,  147  ft  n  of  Center  st,  e  f  25 ) 
xl25;  Jan  25.  B  D  Stevers  to  M  De  F 
Stevere   $:s,000 

Morse  av,  222  ft  w  of  Sheridan  drive,  s  f 
50x173;  Jan  26.  J  R  Spicer  to  E  A  Petti- 
bone   $2,250 

Ndlsou  av,  22C  ft  w  of  Commercial  st,  n  f 
2.^xl25;  Jan  21.  M  Jerg^ng  to  M  Briarga 
 $1,800 

Oakley  av,  50  ft  s  of  Thompson  st,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Jan  28.  M  Miller  to  O  Kaehn  $^,650 

Ogden  snb,  w  1534  ft  of  1*  2  ali  Us  3  to  5 
shf  It  6  resab  of  Its  2  to  8  &  13  to  18(do 
block)  24  39  13;  Jan  28.  T  F  Farrell  to 
Farrell  &  Rempe  Co   $16,00n 

Ogle-«by  av,  150  ft  n  of  99th  st,  w  f  75x 
125;  Jan  24.  E  Robertson  to  M  A  R%th- 
bjrn   $1,000 

Oae  Hundred  and  Third  st,  48  ft  e  of 
Center  av,  n  f  48x126;  Jan  28.  W  Freu- 
denberg  to  Mo  Avoy  Brewiog  Co  ...  $  1,200 

One  Uaiidred  a  d  Fifth  ot,  400  ft  e  of 
Stewait  av,  s  f  37i^xl26;  Dec  20,'d4. 
Paol  Tanis  to  Philip  Tanis  $1,150 

Ooe  HondreJ  and  Twelfth  st,  s  e  cor  Ar- 
mour av,  n  f  50x124;  Jan  18.  ST  Hickox 
to  Mrs  F  MoKillip   $2,200 

One  Handi-ed  and  Eighteenth  st,  n  w  cor 
Shartleff  av.  s  f  106x125;  Jan  29.  Bet 
of  E  F  Tress  to  F  Hue   $1,850 

Orchard  st,  249  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  50x95, 
nnd  other  ppty;  July  13,'86.  F  Lartz  to 
M  6  U  Larlz   $6,000 

Otio  st,  175  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x125; 
Sep  24, '91.  E  Roesoh  to  J  L  Eriokson 
 $1,550 

Owasco  8t,  26  ft  e  of  W  47th,  s  f  26x123; 
Jan  18.  P  J  Henry  to  J  M  Bnsnell. $1,200 

Palmer  Place  blvd,  328  ft  e  of  Homboldt, 
8  f  60x124;  Jan  11.  M  H  Teed  to  J  L 
Jackson  $3,875 

Palmer  av.  120  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  4  ixlfe(!; 
Jan  23.  A  Sheffield  to  G  N  MoMnrry 
 $1,200 

Parmelee  st,  265  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Nov  22,'94.  C  H  MoCormick  et  al 
to  J  Little  $1,400 

Paalina  st,  234  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
e  f  -^3x122;  Jan  25.  F  Napierala  to  8 
Kierzkowfki    $1,575 

Peoria  st,  175  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  25x124;  Dec 
7.'94.  A  Nelson  to  W  H  Rifenborp'  $2,500 

Peoria  st,  125  ftsof  60th,  w  f  26x125;  Jan 
29.  J  F  Borke  to  E  B  Bradshaw . .  .$2,(  00 

Peoria  st,  »8  ft  n  of  56th,  e  f  4l><j  x  l:i4; 
Jan  29.  M  R  Rosenkrans  to  J  A.  Royer 
 $10,000 

Perry  st,  n  e  cor  Lill  av,  w  f  24x125;  Jan 
16.  P  Oberbillig  to  T  Sohnegg  $1,230 

Plymouth  pi,  398  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  w  f  40 
xlOO;  Jan  28.  Est  of  B  Fox  to  J  G  Cella 
 $'2,<00 

Plvmooth  pi,  same  ppty;  Jan  9.  J  J  Fox 
to  J  G  Oella  $7,333 

PlymoQtb  pi,  same  ppty;  Jan  9.  E  Fox  to 


J  Q  Cella   $7,833 

Polk  st,  n  e  cor  Bonney  av.  s  f  50x124; 
Jan  26.  Est  of  T  Filzgerald  to  T  J  Shay 
 $1,525 

Polk  St.  240  ft  e  of  Balsted,  n  f  25x118; 
Jan  8.  J  E  Piper  to  D  G  Swartz . . .  $3,000 

Portland  av,  181  ft  n  of  Whitehonse  st,  w 
f  26x125  and  }4  int;  Jan  25.  Est  of  T 
Shap  to  B  Shap  $1,400 

Potomac  av,  265  ft  w  of  Washtenaw,  n  f 
25xl2'i;  Jan  22.  A  Jamison  to  P  J  Carl- 
son et  al  $2,500 

Prairie  av,  247  ft  n  of  45ih  st,  e  f  25x160; 
Jan  18.  P  Anpsten  to  W  A  Stanton.  $15.00C 

Prairie  av,  421  ft  s  ot  '29th  st,  e  f  21.l4x 
188;  Jan  22.  P  K  Hardin  to  F  D  Burkett 
  $2,000 

Prairie  av.  n  e  oor  50ih  st,  w  f  50.i5x 
106.13;  Jan  2.  E  Walter  to  E  W  Knights 
 $24,250 

Biohiuond  st,  466  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f 
25x126;  Jan  26.  S  W  Osgood  to  A  L  An- 
derson  $1,400 

Robey  st,  49  ft  s  of  Rice,  e  f  24x104;  Em- 
erson av,  143  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  48x 
100;  Monroe,  375  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  22x 
183}^;Jadd  st,  s  w  oor  Clinton,  n  f  59x 
111';  May  6,'92;  John  T  Ohnmasero  to  J 
V  Farwell  Company   $40,<  00 

Root  St.  365  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  f  25x124; 
Jan  9.  E  C  diobs  to  E  L  Reynolds.  $  l,5i  0 

Rosebnd  av,  192  ft  s  e  of  Upton  st,  a  w  f 
24x100;  Jan  23.  J  Tesmer  to  M  Tesmer 
 $6,500 

Sangamon  ft,  250  ft  sof  60th,  w  f  ^4xli5; 
Jnue  13,'9'«.  C  N  Garey  to  P  J  Maloney 
 $2, "00 

Sangamon  st,  s  e  oor  72nd,  w  f  50xi34; 
Nov  17,'94.  A  Van  Vlissingen  to  K  Tolp 
 $3,500 

Sangamon  st.  197  ft  s  of  59th,  w  f  25x124; 
Jan  29.  J  H  Ellermann  to  H  Behr. $4,500 

Ssminary  av,  200  ft  n  of  Belmont,  e  f  2.tx 
123;  Jan  28.  R  D  Cronk  to  H  G  Sanders 

 $1,5(  0 

Seminary  av,  96  ft  s  of  FuUerton,  e  f  25  x 
124;  Jan  29.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  Miller 
 $2,524 

Seminary  av,  350  ft  n  of  Garfield,  w  f  25x 
124;  Nov  17,'91.  P  Fisher  to  C  F  Roack 
 $3,075 

Seminary  av,  382  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  26 
xll2;  Jan  8.  A  P  D  Meyer  to  A  Hatton 
 $3,600 

Seminary  pi,  297  ft  w  of  Seminary  av,  nf 
25x124;  Jan  31.  J  P  Holmes  to  P  Balt- 
zer  $:^,700 

Seventy-foarth  st,  314  ft  e  of  Stony  Island 
av,  n  f  50x126;  Jan  28.  H  C  Staoey  to  J 
P  Dempsey  $1,600 

Sheffield  av,  165  ft  s  of  Nellie  st,  w  f  HO  x 
120;  Jan  30.  O  E  Sohi  \e!der  to  P  Krae- 
mer   $i,(00 

Sheffield  av,  same  property  as  above;  .Jjin 
31.  P  Kraemer  to  M  K  Schmeider. $2,000 

Sherdan  road,  42  ft  w  ot  Wilton  av.  n  f 
58x150  more  or  less;  Jan  11,  F  Lang  to 
C  Backingham  $9,000 

Shober  st,  191  ft  s  of  f  otomao  av,  e  f 
243s(xl24;  Nov  1,'91.  J  Goodman  to  H 
PolUoheok  $1,400 

Sixteenth  st  W,  261  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f 
25x164;  Jan  30.  A  Wallenta  to  U  Basohe 
 $1,500 

Sixty-first  st  court,  125  ft  e  of  Madison 
av,  n  f  100x125;  Jan  19.  S  S  Beman  to 
R  M  Baker  $4'>,'  00 

Sixty-first  st,  183  ft  w  of  Wright,  n  f  333^ 
xl21;  Jan  10.  E  Fisner  to  M  Shoap  $5,50 ) 

Sixty-fifth  terrace,  120  ft  e  of  Hope  av,  s 
f  40x125;  Deo  21,'94.  M  C  Blike  to  W  J 
Ma!  ley  $6,300 

Sixty-fifth  terrace,  200  ft  w  of  Hooe  av, 
n  f  40x125;  Jan  19.  S  S  Beman  to  L  B 
Dodge   $24,000 

Sixty-sixth  pi,  173  ft  e  of  Madison  ot,  n  f 
40  X  126;  Jan  26.  L  M  Rich  et  al  t.,  E  P 
Baker   $24,000 

Sixty-sixth  st.  Ill  ft  w  of  Sherman,  n  f 
43x150;  Oct  6,'94.  T  A  Snow  to  0  S  Fay 
 $14,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Woid  n  f  4-jx 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  30  F  W  Bolzin 
to  A  Polzien  $2,5i  0 

South  Chicago  av,  5'  5  ft  s  e  of  Cottage 
Grove,  n  e  f  32x125;  Jan  26.  C  N  Cald- 
well to  E  J  World   $4,000 

South  Chicago  av,  533  ft,  more  or  less,  n 
w  of  73rd8t,nef  161x125;  Jan  18.  Mast 
in  Chv  to  H  D  L  Webster  ...$8,000 

South  Park  av,  39  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  17x 
6«;  Oct  10,'94.  E  BCamptoC  BThomp- 
son   $4,000 

Southport  av,  96  ft  n  of  Melroae 't,  w  f 
24  X  125;  Jan  19.  J  Bobel  to  R  S  Elder 
 $4,000 

State  st,  premises  Nob  6216  to  6223  99x 


170;  Dec  12,'94.  M  A  Vesey  'io  0  W  Pard- 
ridge    $35,(00 

St  Lawrence  av,  s  e  oar  64th  st,  w  f  48  x 
122;  Jan  11.  F  I  Dawson  to  F  N  Gage 
 $6,700 

Storms  av.  61  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f  60  x  125; 
Jan  26.  F  W  Sweet  to  A  Zeman.  ..|l,(i00 

Stony  Island  av,  48  ft  n  of  72nd  st,  w  f 
24x110;  Apl  15,'94.  0  A  Woodrufit  to  H 
M  De  Puy  %  00 

Stony  Island  av,  48  ft  n  of  72nd  et,  w  f 
24x110;  Dec  10,'91.  H  M  De  Puy  to  E 
D  Woodruff  $2,0(  0 

Thirteenth  st  W,  48  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Jan  21.  W  Tobin  to  M  Ryan. $3,850 

Thirteenth  st  W,  n  w  oor  Robey,  s  f  24x 
124;  Jan  30.  J  Boyle  to  P  Malvaney 
 $5.0C0 

Thirty  first  st,  96  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x 
133,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  28.  P  B  Weiss 
to  8  Beers  $ri,200 

Thirty  third  st,  n  w  oor  Wood,  s  f  158x68, 
more  or  less,  triangle  piece;  Jan  24.  0 
B  Bansbrough  to  F  L  Bridgeman. $16,00 

Thirty-fifth  st,  99  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  s  f 
21x123.  and  other  ppty;  Jan  16.  H  H 
Walker  to  W  Frink  $4,5f  0 

Thirty-sixth  pi,  s  e  cor  Rhodes  av,  n  f  82 
x92;  Deo  27, '94.  C  W  Pardridge  to  M  A 
Vesey  $35,000 

Trumbull  av,  239  f  a  of  W  26th  st,  e  f  23x 
124;  Jan  8.  0  W  Wilson  to  J  E  Flynn 
 $1,000 

Trumbull  av,  same  ppty ;  Jan  7.  J  E  Fly nn 
to  C  W  Wilson  $1,000 

Trumbull  av,  350  ft  s  of  62Dd  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  Deo  8,'94.  A  H  Halleman  to 
Craefen  $2,800 

Turner  av,  275  ft  s  of  52nd  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Dec  8'94.  A  H  Halleman  to  Craefen. $3,000 

Twelfth  st,  110  ft  e  of  State,  b  f  57x1763^ 
Jan  12.  I  C  Ogden  to  htiirs  of  J  Jack- 
son $13,653 

Twenty-second  st,  68  ft  e  of  Troy,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Dec  4,'94.  F  Polivka  to  F  Steiskal 
 $1,675 

Twenty  seventh  st,  n  w  oor  Portland  av, 
sf  72x109;  Jan  24;  J  MoQovern  to  C  O 
Lindstrom    $10,500 

Union  av.  300  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  25xl0u; 
Jan  8.  N  Michels  toESolle  $.3,000 

Union  st,  375  ft  n  of  18th,  w  f  24x100;  Jan 
28.  C  fl  Westphal  to  E  Syring...  $3,600 

Union  av,  60  ft  n  of  f  O.h  st,  w  f  26x125; 
Deo  19'94.  C  J  Larson  to  M  H  Boean 
 $5.<  GO 

Union  av,  57  ft  n  of  80th  st,  e  f  373^x125; 
Jan  13.  C  E  Marshall  to  G  Stevenson 
 $6,000 

Vinoennes  av,  318  ft  n  e  of  74ih  st,  e  f 
5  ^3^x169;  Jan  4.  A  N  Hitohoook  to  Mrs 
A  b  Freshwaters  $2,675 

Vinoennes  av,  339  ft  n  of  74th  st,  n  w  f 
25x125;  Sep  26,'91.  S  N  Coe  to  T  D  Mo- 
Clore  $11,000 

Warren  av,  90  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  30x 
124;  Jan  2.  D  M  Kenyon  to  M  D  Birge 
   $8,0C0 

Warren  av,  90  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  30x 
124;  Nov  24,  1894.  M  S  Birge  to  D  M 
Kenyon  $7,600 

Washburn  av.  144  ft  e  of  Uoyne,  n  f  24  x 
124;  Jan  31.  R  Kummer  to  A  Nathan 
 $2,000 

Washburn  av,  same  property  as  above; 
Jan  3'.  A  Nathan  to  R  Kummer. .  .$2,000 

Washtenaw  av,  400  ft  more  or  less,  n  of 
Ogden  blvd,  e  f  25x125;  Dec  10,'94.  P 
Rohrig  to  A  Hinsohe  $7,5f  0 

Waveland  av,  n  w  cor  Olga  st,  s  f  71x80; 
Jan  22.  C  BucKiogbam  to  A  W  Baker 
    $7,500 

Webster  av,  363  ft  w  of  Ashland,  s  f  132x 
132;  Jan  28.  J  Nordgren  to  O  Anderson 
 $20,OCO 

Wentworth  av,  n  w  oor  63rd  st,  e  f  48x1'  0; 
Jau26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  P  R  Chandler 
 $45,000 

Wentworth  av,  79  ft  n  of  I09th  st,  e  f  27x 
125;  Jan  12.  A  Hoppelman  to  F  Hamil- 
ton $2,800 

Wentworth  av,  106  ft  s  of  Napoleon  pi,  e 
f  26x125;  May  8,'91.  H  T  Daenuoke  to 
M  Payne   $;,500 

Western  iv,  300  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Jan  20.  F  N  Gage  to  F  I  Dawson . .  $2,5'  0 

Western  av,  38  ft  s  of  Jaokson  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  May  13,'92.  M.  Moorhouse  to  A  H 
Giffert    $3,01-0 

Wilcox  st,  125  ft  w  of  43d,  s  f  25  x  121; 
Jan  18.  J  H  Nair  to  W  A  S  Bagels. $1,000 

Winchester  av,  n  e  oor  72nd  st,  w  f  60x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  24,  0  W  Tatge 
to  J  W  Chaffee   $2,600 

Winthrop  av,  100  ft  s  of  Balmoral,  e  f  50 
xl50;  Deo  28,'94.  B  P  Beers  to  S  S  Gra- 
ham $1,900 


Wooilawu  av,  236  ft  s  of  80ih  st,  w  f  50x 
122;  Jan  23.  R  Weiohsel  to  M  Weichael 
 $3,000 

Woodside  av,  141  ft  n  of  Byron,  e  f  24x 
125;  Jan  22.  Q  Loohl  Hr  et  al  to  Q 
Loohl  Jr  $1,500 

Wood  Bt,  50  ft  s  ot  34th,  w  f  25x125;  Jan 
22.  J  Marshall  to  E  E   Beers  $1,600 

Yale  av,  241  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  50  x  133; 
Nov  29,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  I  he  Cottage 
Grove  B  and  L  Assn  $4,9  i  7 

Tr&Defere  Under  tlbOO, 

Auburn  Park,  It  15  b  21  jan  25,  Mast  in 
Chy  to  P  Taylor  et  al  $800 

Beverly  HilU,  Davis' add.  Its  U  and  12  b 
14;  Feb  1'92,  J  Mar^h  to  J  M  Smith 
 $75C 

Bradwell's  aid  It  38  b  2;  Deo  17'94,  Est 
H  Bohl  to  A  Bohl  $860 

Chicago,  Brown's  add  It  33  b  2;  Jan  22. 
J  Radeoki  to  P  F  Kunde  $950 

Cduipbell's  sob  It  22  b  8  sub  b  5  8  and  9 
n  e  34  n  e  3^  9  39  13;  Jan  7,  Eit  G  0 
Campbell  to  M  C  Hopkins  $150 

Carey's  sob  It  7  and  8  b  4  s  w  3^  22  39  13; 
Aug  1?'89,  P  J  Carey  to  P  J  MoShane 
 $2J8 

Chioasro  University  sub  It  17  b  41n3^7 

38  14  ;'  July  7'90,  S  M  Goodwin  to  F 
Fiola   $275 

Clarbdale  It  46  b  7  Oct  29'91,  D  W  Potior 
to  L  P  Jones  $600 

Colorada  add  It  22  b  1  15  39  13;  Jan  KO, 
T  O'Bi  ien  to  Q  W  Andress  $850 

Crosbey  et  al's  pub  It27b5  e  3^se34 
25  -M  13;  Jan  24,  J  E  Fay  to  J  P  Pet- 
ersen  $650 

C  T  S  It  14  b  25  e  1^  31  39  14;  Jan  25,  Est 
A  Vehlow  to  F  Dally  $650 

CulveiN  Pk  It  30  b  4  7  40  i4,  Jan  12,  W 
N  Dibble  to  M  Roos   $150 

Daophiu  Pk,  Grost,'  2d  add,  snb.  It  27  b 
h8  b  27  to  42  Jan  17,'94,  8  E  Gross  to  F 
Redtke  $875 

Dewey  &  Co's  snb,  It  52  n  ^  e  3^  n  e 
^  30  38  14  July  24,'90,  0  P  Dewey  to 
F  Benneke    $760 

Diven's  sub.  It  40  b  2  b  e  s  w  34"  2  39  13 
Deo  14, '94,  A  Nordwall  to  O  A  Ekmsn 
 $600 

Diveh'r4  sob.  It  19  b  1  s  e  34  s  w  ^  2  39 
l;-i  Jan  V9,  F  H  E  Pridmore  to  G  W 
McLes  er   $7  0 

Diven's  sub,   It  43  b  5  s  e  34  s  w  2 

39  13  Deo  80,'94,  C  Just  to  J  Atkidson 
 $350 

Dock  Oo's  snb.  It  37  b  2  sob  b  1  to  8  n  w 

34  2  37  14  Oct  11,'90,  F  B  Baird  et  al  to 

F  Beckwith  $600 

Dock  Co'h  sob,  It  18  b  19  6  anj  6  37  15 

Jan  21,  L  A  Frey  to  3  Pascheday  $600 
Dauphin   Pk  add.  It  6  b    19   Jan  24,  B 

Blumer  to  L  Wilbing  $900 

Dauphic  Pb,  It  6  b  8  Jan  26,  Est  F  Nichols 

to  A  Niohols  $500 

Edson's  sub,  It  41  b  11  n  w  34  20  40  14  Jan 

28,  A  Amundson  to  H  Reinke  $M75 

Egan's  So  add,  e  25  ft  of  s  150  ft  of  s  3^ 

It  21  Jan  7,  A  T  Swing  to  A  01  zew^ki 

  $800 

Eladon,  It  12  b  7  Barle's  sob  Jan  21,  J  G 

MoBugh  to  F  B  Bradley  $800 

Bnglewooi,  Allerton's  add,  lt2il  Nov  .^o, 

'9),  E  A  Cumminga  to  P  E  Vigren.  .$500 
Englewood,  Allertou'd  add,  It  VI  and  72 

Aug  20, '90,  E  .A  Curomings  to  S  J  Bojce 

 $750 

Fnglewood,  Weddtll  &  C'd  add,  It  162  to 

166  June  24,'93,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  W 

Schnell  $946 

Englewood  Hill,  It  30  b  8  Nov  18, '94.  E  D 

Aosmer  to  M  L  Brockway  $75 

Englewood  Hts,  It  47  b  11  Jan  22,  J  Kan- 

tOB  to  J  Oisler   $400 

Foreman's  Sik  Yds  add.  It  10  b  3  8  38  14 

Jan  22, '94,  J  Wisnewski  to  W  R  Wisne- 

wsbi  $600 

Gage  &  MoK'd  sub.  It  1  b  3  n  e  3^  12  39 

l.i  J«n  22,  J  Felzto  H  Felz  $7.^2 

Galvin'-  sub.  It  40  b  1  s  e  34  s  e  3^  7  38  14 

Jan  21.  E  Galvin  to  M  Mooney  $600 

Galvin'a  snb.  It  16  b  2  s  e  34  7  38  14  Jan 

16,  D  Heitman  to  A  Kormeyer  $600 

Garfield  blvd  Synd  add.  It  24  Oct  26,'94, 

W  H  Seifried  to  M  Stutz  $750 

GBrfield,  It  7  and  8  b  14  Jan  14,  N  M 

Vanatta  to  E  R  Landon   $650 

Goodwill's  sub,  It  14  of  It  1  to  6  and  43  to 

48  b  4  23  89  13  Jan  21.  C  F  Cook  to  T 

Devenish  $900 

Grand  av,  Demarest  &  K's  =nb.  't  35  b  3  n 

e  ^  3  39  13  Jan  19,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  A 

Tribolet  $360 

Grant  Pk,  Boldenweok'a  add,  It  28  b  4  Jaa 


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February  2 ,1895 


22,  A  Weineoke  to  D  W  Eiss  |850 

Irviiig  Fb,  E  slon  av  add,  It  6  b  1  Jan  5, 

A  H  Hill  to  J  R  ShirrefFs  1360 

Holstein,  Shermsu's  add,  It  15  b  8  jan  28, 

Ma8t  in  Chy  to  H  Riohter  |892 

Ii^lehart'a  eab.  It  24  snb  It  2t  s  w  34  7  38 
14  March  9,'9:,  M  E    Kirby  to    W  A 

Bosse..^  |375 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatteroaan's  sob,  It  11  b 
3  Sep  1,'94,  VV  E  Hatternian  to  J  Patel- 

ski   4;325 

Joy  &  F'd  snb.  It  29  sub  It  64  65  72  73  80 
^  H  n  e        26  39  13  Jan  21,  M  De 

Tamhle  to  F  Slaby  |550 

Kedzie  av.Lrt  Assn  sub,  It  27  b  5,  26  39  13 

Jau  -^2  A  Graff y  to  J  Giaffy  |S50 

Kenuedi'o  re^ab,  It  35  and  36  b  3  It  8  and 
b  12  e  »^  s  e  >^  28  40  13  Nov  20,  E  F 
Kencedy  to  J  Kinney 
Kinzib'3  add  s      It  3  and  w  }^  e      It  2'b 

11  Jan  15,  M  Beahan  to  E  Ryan  |381 

Kinzie's  add,  same  Jan  15,  M  J  Ryan  to 

E  Ryan    |381 

Kinzie's  add,  same  Jan  15,  J  P  Ryan  to  E 

Ryan  $381 

Lake  Vi  ew  High  School  snb,  It  13  b  5  n  w 
U  20  40  14  Jan  81,  S  Stedman  to  M 

Torpe   1250 

Laaghton'd  snb,  It  9  b  7  w  3^  n  w  ^  30  39 
14  Jan  12,  W  R  Manierre  to  J  j'  Kelly 

    $630 

Lo-ing  &  G'd  snb,  nnd  3^  It  7  and  8  b  3  22 
3S  It  Jan  24,  W  H  Sills  to  J  L,  Keener 

 $600 

Lot  *-9  resnb  e  10  aces  s  20  acres  w  hf  n 
e  qr  8  38  14  Oct  7,'rfO,  T  P  Phillips  to  T 

Mori  iagey  $6v5 

Mandell's  sub,  it  5  b  9  n  1^  32  38  13  Jau 

9,  E  D  Mandell  to  N  Olson  t9  0 

Miller '.i  sob.  It  3  and  4b68w^nej4 
7  40  14  Jan  25,  N  Miller  to  J  Anderson 

 $H60 

Mortimer',*  snb,  s  8)^  ft  It  15  all  It  16  b  1 
b  14  sob  s  e  ^  e  3^  9  w      26  39  13  Jau 
IM,  W  E  Mortimer  to  V  Syrovatka. .  $8:i0 
Morton's  Bob.  It  3  I  b  5  e  3^2  ^  w      11  39 
13  Jan  3,  S  H  Wheeler  to  E  E  White 

et  al   $650 

Normal  Pk  Downing  &  P's  add  It  6  j2  and 
6:<3;Jdn  ':!?,  J  Cjortney  to  Standard 

B&L  A.   $850 

Ogden's  sob  It  35  of  It  1  and  4  b  3  s  w  ^ 
18  40  11;  Jaa  8,    S    Brown   Jr  to  U 

Hobwaiz  $476 

Orvi-'  snb  w  25  ft  of  e  75  It  It  45  to  48  b  1 
n  e  3^  8  e  34  7  38  14;  Deo  7'94,  F  Moel- 

ler  to  F  Heiorieh   $700 

Oar  Home  adci  it  18  b  6;  Jan  28,  J  Brim- 

batoJTampich    $t65 

Oor  Home  add   It  13  b  6;  Jan  15,  V  F 

Jaro3  to  F  Makooski   .$50(1 

Perry  &  H's  sob,  U  27  b  1  n  W  qr  22  38  14 

Jan  9,  S  A  Maxwell  to  R  E  Soale^.  .  $500 
Perry  &  H's  sob,  It      b  1  n  w  qr  22  38  14 

Jan  4,  H  P  MaxiVdll  to  M  S  Hosier..  $500 
Pollman.  Homestead  add.  It  5  and  n  3^  It 
6  b  1  15  .7  14  March  26,'92,  J  M  Pyi  to 
D  Hamilton  $712 


Paliman  Gordon's  add  It  42  acd  w  43; 
May  '7'90,  D  G  Gordon  to  0  Vos  $300 

Pollman  Gordon's  add  same  Jan  4  0  Vos 
to  J  A  Hall  $800 

Pullman,  Rojeland  Park,  Sherman  &  K's 
add.  It  16  b  1,  21  37  14  Oct  29,'9l,  W  Q 
Krotz  to  H  Hellgren  *450 

Race's  snb.  It  13  b  3  n  e  qr  23  40  13  Jan 
26,  W  Knolle  to  R  0  Moore  ....$375 

Rosenberg's  add,  It  26  b  4,23  .38  13  Oct  28, 
'.92,  B  Rosenberg  to  8  H  Vehon  $225 

Rndolph's  snb.  It  269  8  w  qr  18  40  14  Jan 
M.  K  Rudolph  to  O  Meder   $7(16 

fh  ffiald's  add,  It  3  sob  It  79  to  83  b  33 
Deo  29,'rf4,  Est  W  Erdmann  to  0  Jaske 
 $400 

Sheffield's  add  w  25  ft  It  35  b  17  Jan  28, 
D  Vlaloney  to  R  ShiUook  $800 

Sheffield's  add,  e  ht  It  35  b  17  Jan  28, 
Same  to  same   $S(iO 

"^heffiala's  add  ond  1-9  and  18  n  w  qr  b  2n 
jnn  19,  E  Tryanek  to  Q  ioreman.  .  .$2(  0 

Sim's  snb.  It  22  b  2  8  e  qr  9  39  13  j  in  14, 
S  A  Tolman  to  C  A  Larson  $650 

tMity-third  St  sob  Commings  &  Go's  sob 
U  380  and  380  505  and  506;  April  5'90. 
K  A  Commings  to  8  G  Cooper  $924 

Simins'  sab,  It  31  and  32  snb  b  4  to  9  8  e 
qr  36  40  13  Aug  11,'9(',  P  Stevens  to  0  J 
Aeppli  $900 

Sioddard'n  snb,  U  35  and  s  hf  36  b  5  >  t  s 
n  w  qr  n  e  qr  4  37  14  Jnly  31,'94,  F 
Burge.aen  to  F  Jaukson  $S00 

Stoddard's  snb,  same  sept  22,'94,  F  Jack- 
son to  G  Eokstrom  $650 

Stoddard's  ^ub.  It  15  and  n  5  ft  It  16  b  2 
n  6  qr  17  38  11  Sept  15,  1894,  D  H  Tol- 
man to  H  McOormick  $265 


Stonv  I-il  blvd  add.  It  20  b  2  s  e  qr  35  38 
14  Jau  21,  E  B  Camp  to  J  E  Voss.  .$700 

Taylor  &  K's  snb,  lll7blb5ehfDwqr 
4  38  14  Jan  24,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  L 
Uambleton  1535 

Uoter  den  1  inden,  Gross'  2d  add,  It  4l  b 

4  Jan  23,  t!  M  Erler  to  W  Wilde  $500 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  same  add,  same 

Nov  29,'9?,  S  E  Gross  to  0  M  Erler. $425 
U  S  Bank  add.  It  24  b  7  jan  18,  A  Ora-ie 

to  0  Arous   $950 

Wash  hts.  It  7  b  58;  May  ll'9t,  W  Filgdn- 

hauer  to  J  Fiigenhaaer  J850 

Wash  Hts,  It  27  b  91;  Jan  26,  W  G  Ohase 

to  A  Frohling   ..$490 

Wash    His,    Its    7  b  58;    Deo    15,90,  G  C 

Walker  to  0  Filgeuhaoer  $312 

Watriss'  snb  It2ib4  s3inw3^8e3^1 

39  13;  Jan  26,  H  Hassolke  to  A  Perleok 

 -   $850 

Webb's  enb  It  66  b  1  8  e  }4  14  38  13;  .\p- 

ril   1'91,    W  P  Conover   to  E  E  Hicks 

 $5^0 

Weddell  G  C's  sob  It  10  b  12  w  1^  n  e  3^ 

20   38  14;   Jan  26,  J  Henn  to  E  Oowie 

 $600 

vVestfall's  sab   pt  It  126  div  2,  30  38  15; 

Jan  26,   F   P  James  to   F  J  Hoot  et  a! 

 $60  ' 

Whiteside's  sob  It  il  b  1  w       It  4  and  5 

5  T  S  16  37  14;  Jnly  2r90,  P  Pierce  to 

L  Clififord   $25(i 

Woodroff  &  S'rf  add  Pallmin  1;  22:  Dao 
1"^'94,    L  fl    Stafford    to  Dersohyoek 

    $(i0C 

Yeaton  et  al'a  snb  It  19  b  3,  39  38  14;  Jan 

18,  Mast  in  Chv  to  F  B  Dychi  $558 

Yerkes'  sob  It  23  b  14  b  33  to  36  etc  19  4i) 
14;  Jan  22'9:',  W  F  Farbeok  to  C  QM 
 $625 


OAI,  TIMET. 

iit's  sub,  tt  118  pt  n  Hul  18  h7  14  jan  2\,  F  J 
Woodard  to  R  E  Petsrso  j  ti,WO 

Lots  29  and  30  b  4  sub  w  ht  blks  8  and  11  and  blfes  9 
aod  10  e  hf  8  e  qr  20  37  14  ju'^e  11, '91,  A  Obyiraas 
to  O  Nordin      II  1  00 

Lot  16  b  1  resnb  w  ht  bik<  8  a  id  U  aud  pt  blka  9 
10  snb  e  ht  s  6  qr  20  37  14  jm  25,  E  E  Warren  to 
J  3  Simmons   i:i,»;iO 

Lot  9  b  4  same  j  >n  26,  O  Schindler  to  same  ...$i.30i' 

lo'  19  b  2  resub  w  hf  bits  8  ard  11  and  all  blks  9 
aud  Ul  resub  e  ht  s  e  qr  20  HI  14  j»n  22,  A  Ohytrau? 
et  al  to  D  White  »5(i(i 

Lot  20  b  2  same  jan  22.  sam?  to  same   $  no 

OICEBO. 


Berwyo,  Its  19  20  aud  21  b  8  sept  22,'92,  W  J  Andr<  ws 

to  M  A  Bishop   11,575 

Taylor's  sub.  Its  11  and  12  b  11  a  w  qr  31  39  13  jnly 

S0,'91,  0  F  Taylor  to  V  K  .walski   $5  i0 

Berwyn,  Us  28  aod  29  b  15  jan  16,  F  M  Ora«-ford  to 

R  A  Perkins  $14(0 

Oak  Pk.  Weddell's  add  its  10  U  a-d  12  b  7,  Its  2:)  to 
25  b  10  jnly  19,'94,  W  H  Orump  et  al  to  A  P  White 

et  al  ,  ..♦43'25 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  It  2  b  4  oct  5,'94.  O  M 

Sundberg  to  N  F  Adamson    11226 

22ad  St  blvl  sah,  It  7  b  6  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  :^9  39  13  aug 

31, '94,  E  P  Rice  to  J  J  Zimiuermana  tn85 

Johnston  Jr's  sub,  s  5  tt  of  n  22:i.4  ft  it  1  b  4  s  w 
qr  6  39  13  dee  29,'94,  M  0  Hat  ri^  to  8  J  McOor- 
mick   $)<oo 

22nd  St  b"vd  sub.  It  17  b  5  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  29  39  1) 

may  24,'94,  E  P  Rice  to  W  aanten   $386 

Walker's  sob,  Its  21)  end  21  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  Hjin 

19,  Gr  E  Stevens  to  H  Hogans    tl2';0 

Clyde,  2Dd  add,  8  ht  n  hf  It  5  b  12,  29  39  13  dec  1.', 

'94,  D  W  Storrs  to  A  J  Ezall    ...  $350 

Hawlhorne,  Us  41  and  42  b  26  and  o  p;  j»n  i9,  4  E 

Hall  to N  McMorray  $1200 

Fair  Oaks  sub,  It  7,  Kohlsaai's  sub,  b  7,  8  hf  s  e  qr 

6  39  13  dec  )0,'94,  A  Block  to  A  Pick  $15(0 

8  Ridgeland,  It  188  ebf  s  e  qr  18  39  13  jan  28,   T  L 

Anderson  to  F  E  Richards   $800 

8  Ridgeland,  same;  F  E  Richards  to  M  L  Leverick 
   $1000 


BVANaXON. 


Evatif-toD,  Fanl's  add,  It  11  b  2  dec  17,'9S,    E  T 

Paul  to  F  D  Richar.Is   $3800 

Evan^ton,  Ladd's  2nd  add,  e  23  ft  Its  22  and  23  b  3 

jia  18,  W  Bayes  et  al  to  J  Vclean  }3i  0 

8  Evauston,  Keeney  &  B'd  Ridg*  suii,  It  6  b  4  jan 

23,  F  W  Arecz  to  W  E  Ooman  $1500 

Germania  add,  Its  92  and  93  jau  3    O  E  Freund  to 

T  Wasslick  '...$5600 

Qermania  add,  nnd  hf  It  76  jan  19,  R  J  Hughes  to 

O  E  Freand  |9oi) 

LYONS. 

Wachtet's  sab.  Us  45  and  46  b  8  e  ht  6  38  13  nov 

13,'94,  J  O  Wachter  to  W  E  O'Connor  t900 

Wachter's  snb.  It  17  b  4  e  ht  6  38  13  mar  S,'94,  J  0 


Waobter  to  A  Oarver   $400 

Curtis'  sub,  Its  1  to  4  e  hf   6  33  13   j  m  10,  J  H 
Curtis  to  W  McOiveru  t27C0 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Kenllwor  h,  It  8  b  6  jiu  7,  H   A   Holmes  to  G  E 

Holmes   |2184 

Wilmette,  DiDgee's  aid.  Its  7  and  8  ex  e  5U  ft  b  19 

jan  1  >,  M  T  Carter  to  L  N  Moon  $1900 

KenilHorIb,  Avoca  add,  Its  19  and  20  b  9  dec  3,'92, 

J  J  Frey  to  J  Stern  isoO 

Kenilwonh,  bradfor  i  &  P's  add  Us  18  37  38  44  to 

48  b  J,  29  12  13  dec  27,'9^,  F  0  OoUine'   to  F  D 

Bradford  $4000 

Gage's  snb.  Us  3  and  4  b  2  n  w  qr  17  42  13  and  op 

j  in  16.  A  Dean  to  VI  Dean  $824 

Winneika,  Dale's  add,  hs  8  to  13  and  16  b  3,   21  42 

13  dec  111, '94,  J  T  Dale  to  J  F  MoGulre  $5000 

Wilmette,  pt  It  1  b  18  oct  2,1,'91.  R  M  B  Hitt  to  L  A 

Brown   $375 

Ch'go  N  Ld  Go's  sub.  It  14  b  1,  8  17  aud  18  42  13  jau 

21,  C  De  Qryse  'o  E  A  Kicg  ,  $400 

Wilmette,  Bauei'ri  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  4  sept  24,'9J, 

0  R  Walker  lo  A  H  Cassell  fSOJ 

Winnetka,  Dalb'd  add,  It  7  b2  dec  l(i,'94,  J  T  Dale 

to  J  F  Mc  uire  1750 

Wilmette,  Str.  ule's  add.  It  32  b  2  nov   7,'94,  J  B 

Spsncer  to  M  D  aulsart  $li  fO 

Wilmette,  Peul'j  2nd  add.  Its  31  to  34  b  3  jan  17,  M 

1  Paul  to  0  E  Hamilton  $10uO 

Wilmette,  Paul's  div.  Us  7  to  10  b  1  nov  5,'94,  A  O 

Butler  to  J  P  Anderson  $700 

MAINE. 

Rivervitw,  Baker's  add.  It  41  b  2  jan   24,  W  A 

Hamil'iu  to  W  Loeiu  fae,, 

Ediion  Pk,  Its  13  and  It  b  34  jan  11,  J  R  Butler  to 

H  E  Nonliti  ,350 

Rand,  It  JOS  july  11, '94.  Est  J  Peherpeltz  to  S 

Scherpe  iz   teOO 

Riverview ,  Diefendorf'st  add.  It  16  b  3,   H  Buls- 

mau  to  O  Landis  $1260 

Park  Ridife,  Union  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  4,  35  41  12 

jaly  11  '92,  W  A  Smith  to  J  Greenwood  $liilO 

Edison  Pk,  Its  39  and  40  b  14  dec  12,'94,  J  R  Butler 

lo  F  Whitcomb   ^350 


Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  snb,  It  25  b  89,  9  37  13  jan  19, 

W  H  McHugh  to  A  McHugh   $400 

Henhe's  snb.  It  10  of  It  12  b  21  Robiusoii's  sub  s  e 

qr  :-6  37  13  aug  9, '94,  W  D  Heuke  to  S  Knir8ch.$260 
WaFh  Wgtp,  Hmstd  add.  It  4  b  11  nov  8,'94,  G  O 

Whipple  lo  E  J  Rasty   $uoo 

OHk  Lawn,  Orandall's  sub,  ft  blks  and  55  Its  R  w  qr 

4  3/  13novl,'94,  LE  Orandsll  to  A  K  Gordon 

 $64,401 

Olairmount,  Smith  &  Go's  2nd  add.  Us  19  and  20  b 

1  dec  31  '94,  H  E  Barrell  }o  W  H  Smith  $4^0 

Olairmount,  Smith  A  Go's  4th  add.  Its  47  and  48  b 

Jan  21,  8  E  Barrell  to  R  Kiiudnen  $490 

Wa'fh  Hgts,  Hm  td  add.  It*  IB  and  17  b  6,  11  t7  13 

nnv  2  i,'H4,  0  Pick  to  O  Knud^on   $3(|(  0 

Blue  Isl,  Jernberg's  add.  Its  47  and  48  b  li  jan  6, 

Fst  L  L  Lindberg  toO  E  Llnd;  e  g   $400 

Harmon  &  X'ti  sub.  Its   6   to  9  b  2  s  e  qr  26  37  13 

]an  17,  J  A  McKeever  to  W  8  Fexford   ♦2200 

Evergreen  Ik,  Jacob's  sub,  It  44  b  28  s  e  qr  2  37 

13  oct  1,'9!,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  8  Kingsley  $376 

PBOVISO. 

Western  add.  Its  10  aud  11  b  11  july  5,'86,  F  E  Bal- 
lard to  M  Qelziuskt  t290 

Kensington  add,  it  2)  b  8  jan  15,  M  Moriarty  to  J  L 
Koeter    $500 

Lt  3  b  3  e  qr  n  w  qr  12  39  12  f  ept  i;0,>92,  Q  L  Thatch- 
er to  J  Gold   $500 

Lts  24  and  i5  b  4  snb  w  ht  8  e  qr  s  e  qr  13  39  12  jan 
9,  W  Boldenweck  to  F  Palzke  $600 

Melrose,  Its  19  and  2ii  b  120  sept  29  '9  ,8  M  BI068 
to  L  Labranche  el  al     $550 

Vlelroee,  Its  1  and  2  b  90  nov  13,'9  !,  Same  to  T  To- 
maeek   {775 

Maywood,  It  20  b  194  jm  21,  Majwood  Oj  to  B  A 
Chandler  iBOO 

Rlverelde,  Bradiob  &  M'h  add,  nod  ht  its  2  and  3  b 
15  feb7,'94,  A  F  lh-)mp8on  t.j  M  F  Ihompaoa  .$800 

Lts  42  and  43  b  1  tub  w  ht  8  e  qr  «  e  qr  13  39  12  jan 
17,  J  F  Schuizto  A  Kleinhe   $1000 

Gropsdale,  3rd  a  Id,  Its  3  and  4  b  72  dec  28,'94,  S  E 
Gross  to  F  H  Trude   }600 

Mayw.iod,  pt  Its  7  and  8  b  9J  july  1,'94,  I  Sander- 
sou  to  H  Martin   }265 

Grossdale,  3rd  add,  It  8  b  8  1  aug  29,'90,  S  E  Grose 
to  3  0  Bowerman   $200 

Harlem,  South  add,  n  hf  It  11  b  1  jan  2,  J  G  Lob- 
stein  to  O  Ohristoflersoi  $325 

Edgeweter  Pk  add.  It  48,  2  39  12  dec  26, '9i,  G  M 
Fadner  to  A  E  Qninlan  ^  Jeoo 

Grosbdale,  Its  38  and  39  b  8  jan  18,  E  J  Stephens  to 
A  J  Hahn  $500 

Harlem,  South  add,  Us  13  and  14  b  3  jan  16,  J  G 
Lobsteln  to  L  J  N  Lenway  $700 

GroBSdale,  Ist  add.  Us  20  and  21  b  47  juue  «,'92,  8  B 
Gross  to  J  D  Oorum  $300 

Madison  st  add,  Us  619  and  620  nov  11,'89,  W  Pep- 


per et  al  to  J  Dennison  jsco 

Western  add,  Its  41  and  42  b  11  aug  10, '89.  F  E  Bal- 
lard to  T  Kokscinski   $250 

Maywood,  Its  1  to  5  and  16  to  20  b  91,  jan  10,  H  F 

Akin  to  E  Norton  t5500 

Bellewood,  it  240  apr  28,'91,  J  E  Bloe  to  B  Mc- 

Qreeny  1J75 

Field's  sub.  Its  18  to  24  b  8  b  w  qr  12  89  12  dec 

'94,  H  L  Wheatley  to  A  E  Jacobs  $(;000 

Field's  sub,  It  17  b  3  same;  dec  31, '94,  G  L  Rood 

to  same  |9„o 

Maywood.lt  8  and  pt  It  7  and  9  b  9jan  19,J  F  Coyne 

to  J  E  Hayhurst  $125C 

Grospdale,  Gross' Ist  add,  It  38  b  48  jan  6,  8  E 

Gross  to  F  W  Pond   $225 

Western  Sprge,  resnb  pt  E  Hinsdale  It  4  b  10  jin 

8,  Est  0  G  Hussey  to  L  R  Hawkes   $96a0 

W  Madison  et  add.  It  .309  aud  n  hf  310,  10  39  12  jan 

12,  T  Habel  to  F  F  Klook  et  al  $l00O 

THOBNTON. 

8  Lawn,  It  Ifi  ot  Its  1  to  6  b  18  dec  10, '94,   G  W 

Bloom  to  B  Wright  et  al  $4(0 

8  Lawn,  It  IB,  same,  dec  10,'94,  Same  to  same.  ..$400 
McCIlntock'8  sub,  9  Its  u  e  qr  3  ■  86  14  cot  3,'94,  H  A 

Williame  to  W  0  McClintock. ; ;   $7500 

McOIintock'8  sub.  Its  45  and  46  b  10  n  e  qr  30  36  14 

oct  23,'91.  W  0  MoOlintock  to  Ohgo  Home  M  &  C 

E  ^ocy  J800 

Academy  add,  Us  22  33  and  24  b  10,  Us  11  and  14  b 

'•S"  jan  14,  M  W  BorthwicK  to  E  Borthwick.  $Bd00 
Lynndale  Pk  add,  It  1  b  3  jan  11,  H  0  (.onnell  to  O 

Bueonede  json 

Mtijer  &  D's  snb.  It  17  b  1  8  e  qr  8  36  15,  jan  4,  C 

Herrber«  to  K  nerrberg   $6(1(1 

W  Hammond,  It  10  b  8  jan  18,  A  Wohlgemuth  to  W 

Kowalski   nooo 

Touug  &  R'8  Ist  add,  U  42  b  4  nov  14, '94,  A  Shahan 

to  J  N  Shahnn  ,  1^50 

Harvey,  It  46  b  117  jan  17,  B  F  Hitchcock  to  0  H 

Southworth   $325 

Harvey,  Its  17  and  18  b  66  feb  18,'91,   Harvey  Ld 

Assn  to  J  L  Dumout   $650 

Yost's  2nd  add,  Its     and  S6  b  11  dec  13,  C   M  Mc- 

Mahon  to  W  W  Drew  $550 

Lansingh,  Winterhofl's  sub.  Its  3  and  8  jan  4,  W 

"iuterhofl  to  M  Trinoweki  et  al  $1800 

Harvey,  It  1  b  184  july  9,'91,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  L  L 

Hi'ne  $1800 

8  Chgo,  Allee'  add.  Its  IS  and  14  b  3  nov  30,'94,  M  J 

Pack  to  W  0  M  iUer    $400 

Lord's  169th  st  add,  Us  1  and  2  b  18  april  9,>94, 

A  Speight  to  J  Parent  $200 

Harvey,  It  33  b  155  dec  14, 'J4,    J  Shulerud  to  N 

Shulerud  (2i:0 

Lot  38  b  V16  same  dec    14. '94,    0  Shulerud  to  N 

Shulerud  ^200 

Lots  38  aud  39  b  155  same  dec  16,'94,  N  Shulerud 

lo  G  Hogan  $400 

Lot  21  b  121  earns  jan  24,  Eet  of  A  L  Slnkins  to 

L  Oaeebesr    $400 

Raveeloot's  enb.  It  28  b  2  enb  It  6  Its  2  to  7  and 
li,  16  36  li  cot  4,'94,  A  George  to  J  0  Oaven- 
der  


.$125 


Harvey,  li  11  b  lOi)  jan  18  H  K  Griffith  to  E  H 
Frey    jgco 

Maeonio  add.  It  28  and  29  b  20  july  1,'93,  G 
R(.v 'Bloot  to  W  R  Bowser  J  150 

Browj'6  add,  It  14  b  9  juue  17,'93,  M  M  Brown 
to  J  W  Wilson  $300 

BI/OOU. 

ChicRKO  Heights,  3U  Its  jan  18,  C  hicago  T  &  T  Co 

to  V  Falkeuau   $9.{i00 

Patterson.  Its  19  to  22  b  12  jan  26,  F  Buennke  to  C 

Buennke  $1,(!00 

Chicago  HMghts,  2  >  Its  dec  14,'94,  Chicago  T  &  T 

Co  10  S  B  Coleman  $3  700 

Chicago  Heighle,  .6  Its  jan  19,  same  to  same  $3,830 
Chiongo  Heights,  Keeney's  sub.  It  17  b  25  jan  26, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  C  S  King  $200 

Bloom,  Wallace's  add.  It  1  b  9,  20  35  14  aug  6,'92,  W 

J  Malone  to  H  Koehler  $2,000 

Ohicaj^o  Heights,  it  26  b  24  jan  2,  Chicago  T  &  T 

Co  to  T  Burney   $350 

Lots  '29  and  30  b  13  same  jan  28,  M  Z  ira  to  L 

Brown  $6,000 

Chicago  Heights,  It  22  and  w  hf  21  b  160  jaa  18, 

Chicago  T  4  T  Co  to  G  E  Peterson  $412 

Lit  20  and  e  ht  21  b  150  same  jan  18.  eame  to  0 

Hansen  $412 

Lot  85  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  17  15  14  jan  29,  J  dcott  to  A  A 

Ri'h:er  $4,400 

Chicago  Heights,  Keeney'e  sub,  33  35  14  oct  1,'94, 

A  F  Keeney  to  G  Burst  $876 


Tlnley  Park,  Whitney  &  B'e  sub.  Its  18  to  21  b  3 
jan  24,  R  8  Clark  to  0  Qarean  $230 

LEYDEN. 

Norwood  Pk,  Lowrj's  2nd  add,  It  224  and  225  n  e  qr 
1  40  12  sept  11,  E  Woodruff  to  G  W  0oflman..$1000 

Pari  Ridge,  Hodge's  add,  pt  It  13  b  9  e  ht  35  40  12 
nov  12,'d4,  E  F  Dakin  to  F  J  Weyrauch  $4600 


f  ebruat-y  2,  1896. 


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t'ratiklln  Pk,  Ut  add.  Its  15  tolSb  4  jaly  14,'93,  L 
Frank'ln  to  0  B  KeUey  1950 

Wsite'8  sab.  Its  1  to  5  b  2  s  w  qr  31  41 13  jaly  2,'94, 
F  M  Knight  to  N  Gridley  t2000 

Morton  Qrove,  Its  1  and  2  b  1  jan  31,'91,  F  Nowrotb 

to  H  Boemmele   -  $8500 

OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  22  and  23  b  30  jan  9,  Title  Q  &  T 

Co  to  R  E  Reld   $400 

PAL08. 

Hogae's>dd,  It  18  b  1  nov  10,'!)4,  O  J  Hogae-to  0  H 
Adam  1200 

BIYEBBIDE. 

Hollywood,  Its  4  and  6  b  9  dot  a9,'93,  8  E  Gross  to 
F  *hitmore   $710 

Kiverslde,  3rd  div,  wly  bf  It  786  b  5  nov  H',  A  W 
MoDcagal  lo  J  B  McLaughlin  $1300 

■WHEELING. 

Dnnton,  n  hf  It  8  b  39  aag  24,>94,  H  Menschlng  to 
W  Reese  $500 

£  hf  sec  22  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  sec  23  and  s  w 
qr  s  w  qr  sec  14  and  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  16  42  II  nov  3, 
'81,  J  E  Kennicott  to  M  Kenn'cott  $1UOO 

W  hf  s  e  qr  and  e  hf  s  w  qr  ard  e  hf  n  w  qr  32  42  11 
oct  26,'94.  L  J  McCormlck  to  McCormlck  M  Co 
 $89ro 

THCrtST  UBRI>«»  AND  UOKTI^AUBtl 

Inclndlns  Bnlldlns  and  Loan  Sooletlee. 

A.DderROD  A  L  &  0  M  to  A  Loeb  jan  28  It 

23  Osgood  &  M  sab  1  89  13.  6y  6«  .  $3700 
AodersoD  W  A  to  V[  McNeill,  Its  5  and 

6  It  221,  16  39  13,  1%  $1500 

Anderson  A  S  to  M  F  Riggle  dec  1  It  38, 

Osgood  &  M  snb  1  39  13,  ly  6«  . .  $1500 
Anderson  0  to  0  H  Fox  jan  24  It  42  and 

pt  41  b  5,  2  39  13,  5y  7^   $1150 

Aofmann  R  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  23  It  17  b 

9.  29  40  14,  3y  6%%    $1300 

Anderson  0  0  to  L  Baird  jan  15  pt  Its  36 

and  37  b  6,  10  38  14,  5y  6^   $3500 

Adams  M  E  to  F  M  Elliot  jan  22  It  18  b 

78,  19  41  14,  3y  6!{  $2500 

Anderson  AS  to  ME  Greenebanm  jan 

22  It  14  b  8,  6  39  14,  3y  1%  $1100 

Annand  T  to  Nx'  E  Oreeoebaam  jan  21  It 

38  b  9, 14  38  b  9,  14  38  14,  5y  &%...  $5000 
Anderson  0  Q  H  to  8  Richardson  jan  21 

It  30  b  2,  1  39  13,  3  mos,—  $1969 

Albreoht  A  to  W  Heinemann  jan  24  Its  33 

and  34  b  3,  34  40  13,  3y  7^  $11)00 

Brown  O  M  to  Northn  T  Oo  jan  21  It  19  b 

7.  8  39  14,  5y  1%  f  15' 0 

Baker  M  to  O  A  Rose  jan  23  Its  10  to   1 1 

b      17  39  13,  2y  1%  $3000 

Baker  M  M  to  G  A  Follansbee  jan  24  It  2 

aad  pt  3  b  3  h.lO,  Shaffi^ld  add,  3y  (i% 

 ....$3000 

Bash  J  M  to  E  H  Pearson  jan  19  It  I  b  4 

b  4,  s  sadd,  3y  7«  $10,''00 

Becker  L  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  jan  27  pt  h  85 

and  all  86.  3  38  14,  6^   .  .$2310 

Borke  E  L  to  H  B  Hord  jan  28  pt  It  9  b 

51,  Evanston  3y   $1000 

Boll  K  (fc  O  to  M  W  Kozmineki  jan  23  pt 

It  28  b  2,  9  38  14,  3y  7Sg   ...$1800 

Baker  W  M  to  H  E  Horlbat  dec  30  It  21 

It  2  etc,  34  39  14,  5y  6^   $5000 

Brown  J  B  to    R  O  Crawford  jan  23,  pt  s 

w  M  19  37  13,  6%   $13,365 

Barber   M  L  to  J  B  Keogh  jan  16  pt  sec 

36  32  11,  5y  7«   $75  00 

Borgeu  J  ti  A  V  K  Eniokerbocker  jan  25 

It  35  b  6.  19  39  1 4,—  $2400 

Basey  W   to  D  Goodwin  jan   4  It  29  b  9, 

28  39  14,  5y   $1700 

Basaok  C  to  0  F  W  Wagenkneoht  feb  1  It 

3  It  1  b  5  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  $3(  00 

Baker  A  W  to  E  H  Brash  jan  22  It  2  b  1, 

20  40  14,  2y  6^   $55f0 

Bosse  B  to  W  Loeb  jan  22  It  5  b  3,  Ver- 
non Park  add  5y  6^  $2700 

Bickoell  A  et  al  to  J  0  Carroll  jan  20 

leasfhoM  It  3  Its  47  to  51,  22  38  14,  18 

m  1%  $8240 

Brettmau  H  to  O  H  Fleischer  jan  21  Its 

23  and  24  b  1 1,  36  40  13,  5y  6?  $3600 

Boll  K  to  d  W  Kozminski  jan  23  pt  !t  2  It 

2K,  19  38  14,  5y  755  .\...$1800 

Bnllon  0  F  to  T  Snow  jan  23  Its  12,  13, 

19  etc.  33  39  12,   $1500 

Becker  F  W  to  J  R  Mann  jan  22  Its  10 

and  11  b  3,  30  38  15,  5y  f>%%  %m-0 

Batisla  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  21  It  39 

b  6,  24  39  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Bortell  0  E  to  A  R  Kaiser  nov  6  pt  It  4. 

Broadsnb  3  38  14,  4y  6!?  $4200 

Bates  L  to  Title   Guar  &   T  Co  jan  26  It 

14  b  125,  Sohl  add  5y  H   $11,000 

Binsler  L  to  W  Loeb  jan  28  It  24  b  4.  19 

40  14,  5y  1%  $1000 

Booiao  P  lo  P  O  Stensland  jan  24  It  6  b 


7,  Elston  add  5y  6^  $1200 

Beatty  C  E  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  jan  26 

It  1  b  7,  4  38  12,  —   $6000 

Benrend  N   to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  18 

ptltl7  b  8,  Ashland  add  6^  

Bormeister  J  to  A  Sohroeder  jan  21  pt  s 

w  ^  12  42  12,  (20  aos),  6y   $1100 

Biesentbal  E  to  F  8  Winston  jan  25  It  19 

b  16,  6  39  13,  5y  65«  $8500 

Beok  H  to  0  L  Sohaar  jan  24  It  2  b  1,  28 

39  14,  5v  7^  $1(  00 

Bayley  E  F  to  F  F  Baskell  jan  25  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  2,  10  38  14,  7^  $10,000 

Oohrt  F  to  E  R  Haas^  jan  22  It  18  It  F  28 

40  14,  6^  $2100 

Chamberlain  W  to  S  Straus  jan  26  pt  It 

25  b  1,  11  38  14,  5y  6^   $5000 

OoDnoIIy  D  V  to  Chi  Title  <fe  T  Oo  dec  17 

pt  It  5  It  23  b  63,  11  38  14,  3y  (i%  .  .$3000 
Chapman  C  C  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  jan  22,  It 

3  b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  6?5   $2700 

Catholic  Bishop  to  O  Title  4  T  Co  jan  15 

pt  b  3,  19  40  14,  etc,  5y  &%  $1 1,000 

Callahan  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  28 

It  24  b  8,  33  38  14,  5y  7%  $1500 

Cady  J  K  to  F  Wells  jan  23  It  4  It  3,  28 

40  14,  f,%   12500 

Carlson  A  to  A  Peterson  jan  23  It  4  b  2, 

29  40  14,  5y  6%   $3000 

Camp  E  B  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  25  Its  1  to 

4  It  4,  etc.  b  3,  27  38  14,  5y  6)^^ ..$  16,800 
Camp  E  B  to  E  R  fTaase  j^n  25  It8l2  to 

14  same  3y  6!^«  ."  4.600 

Carlson  J  A  to  Ci)l  Natl  L  &  I  Oo   jan  14 

Its  21  and  22  b  4,  .30  39  14,   $1500 

Cofsetl  F  D  Jr  to  F  J  Griflea  jan  23  It  13 

b  13,  4  38  12.  5y  7^   $l.'i00 

Carnahan  L  A  to  W  (}  Baker  sept  17  Its 

Sand  4  b  2,  26  39  13,  5y  6%   $1750 

Cookborn  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  23  It 

6  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Carroll  M  A  to  E  N  Scott  jan  24  It  32  b  3 

21  38  14,  5y  7<?   $17C0 

Clark  J  S  to  O  Title  &T  Co  jan  24  It  13  b 

42,  17  39  14,  7^   $^712 

Cihlar  T  to  Empire  S  B  &  L  Assn  jao  23 

Its  i;i  and  14  b  1,  9  39  13.  855  $2500 

Crozch  L  A  to  0  E  MaxwiU  jan  24  pt  It  4 

and  all  5  b  7,  6  39  14,  5  m  f>%   $2500 

Cessna  0  E  eo  3  A  Rose  jan  21  pt  It  29 

b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  1%  $2000 

Cornean  EB&D  EtoJW  Gary  jan  22 

pt  Its  26  and  28  and  al!  27  b  93,  27  39 

14,  5y    $25,000 

Carlson  W  A  to  H  A  Hangan  jan  22  It  3 

b  2  b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  7^   $5000 

Comstook  F    to  Travelers  Ins  Co  jan  26 

It  3  b  26,  Evanston  ?y  %%  $7000 

DentPr  C  to  0  Jorn  jan  26  It   30  b  6,  31 

39  14,  5y  6^   $1500 

Doblick  8  lo  8  A  W  all  her  dec  14  It  1  It  1 

6  89  14,  5y  %%  $1100 

Doyle  M  A  to  Northern  Ttnst0ojan22 

It  8  It  31  b  3  12  39  13,  3y  6^   $1600 

Dnthr  A  to  H  8  Diftrioh  j  n  £1  It  6  and 

pt    7  and  5.   It   6   Bronson  add  2y  6? 

 '.  .J5000 

Dieke  J  to  W  Sparling  dec  31  Its  7  to  9  b 

37,  9  37  14,  5y  1%  $1225 

DLnne  B  F  to  R  A  Bnrtou  dec  ?7  Its  25 

to  48  b  17  b  10  etc,  Constance  2y 

  $2000 

DeBarr  J  B  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  jan  19  pt 

It  67.  Ellis  e  add  5y  5  deeds  ...  $8000 
Dnnn  J  J  to  Elnit  T  Co  jin  1  Its  14  and 

15,  Denry  sob  9  38  14,  6y  H  $28,000 

Dabs  W  to  E  0  A   Dnden  aog  5  It  16  b  1. 

19  40  14,  3y  7%   $1000 

Doblke  G  to  F  W  Kraft  jan  24  It  24  b  5, 

15  39  13,  3y  7^  $1400 

Eddy  J      to  T  M  Hubbard  jan  1  It  20  b 

1,  16  38  14  6«   $1364 

Ewing  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  22  It  3 

b  6,  20  38  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Effinger  D  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  22  It 

14  b  8,  20  40  14,  5y  6!g  $24C0 

Evans  E  and  D  L  to  G  Van  Z^ndt  jan  25 

It  41  b  12, 12  39  13,  3y  6?  $1800 

Foster  E  J  to   G  A  Rose  jan  24  It  31  b  3, 

13  39  13,  5y  7%  $2500 

Frink  W  to  O  M    Walker  jan  15  ptb  25, 

36  39  13.  5y  1%  3  deeds  $8600 

First  Pbytn  Ch  Evnstu  to  Travelers  Ins 

Co  dec  20  Its  1  and  2  b  3,  G  L  <fe  G  to 

Evnstn  5y  6%   $5000 

Feurth   Sweedish    M  E   Cbnroh  to  F  R 

Chandler  jan  21  Us  1  to  3  It  38,  16  38 

14,  .^y  7%  $900(1 

French  0  G  to  J  0  Miller  jm  21  Its  5  and 

6  It  25,  Harvey  &%  $9400 

Foglesong  D  to  Oak  Fk  B  &  L  Assn  jan 

22  It  6  b  12,  21  39  13,  H  $1400 

Faherty  U  E  to  A  Heile  jan  17  pt  It  12  b 

17,  B  W  &  W  add  3y  6^  $35f'0 

Fellows  J  E  to  E  F  Bayley  jan  23  pt  It  3. 

3  38  14,  6y  6^  $12,000 

Faster  A  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  22  It  16  b 


3,  22  38  14,  5y   $20(0 

Feinberg  J  to  E  W  Fliehman  jan  16  Its  1 

and  2  b  2,  26  39  13,  3y  6^  $1300 

Gordon  A  K  to  H  F   Miller  nov  1  Its  1  to 

4S  b  3  and  pt  biks  4  and  13,  Oak  Lawn 

3y  6«  810,000 

Gnist  J  to  M  Majewski  jan  22  pt  It  4  b  7. 

5  3914,  6^  $4000 

Grnsoner  L  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  jan  23 

It  56    It  1    etc,  29  39  14.   H  $2000 

Gregory  J  R  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  jan  15  It 

40  and  pt  41.  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Goettsohe  H  to  D  Grandt  jan  11  pt  n  e 

27  41  13.  (8  acs),  5y   $2.'>00 

Ginoches  M  D  to  0  P  H  no>;e  jan  24  It  2 

It  3  b  7,  6  39  14;  2y  &%%  $1000 

Gregory  J  R  to  Northern  T  Co  jan  16  It 

40  and  pt  41,  Feinberg's  20  40  14,  3y  1% 

  $1000 

Gordon  A  K  to  H  T  Miller   nov  1  It  16  b 

48.  etc,  and  o  p.  4  37  13,  6y  6^  . .  $1",000 
Garner  J  B  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  jan  22  It  51. 

Lorimer  sub  9  38  14,  5y  6^    $4500 

Gray  M  L  to  W  Heinemann  jan  21  Its  27 

and  28  b  2,  34  40  13,  3y  6«  $1000 

Gottman  T  to  H  Felsental  jan  21  Its  119 

and  12  n  w   $3000 

Gray  0  W  to  H  Greenebanm  jan  22  It  32 

]     b  4,  Cent  Pk  add.  3y  6^   $3' OO 

j  Gough  K  A  to  0  F  Harding  jau  26  pt  It 

I     9  b  12,  18  39  13,  2y  6^  $2(  00 

Gaynor  E  P  to  L  Baird  jan  24  It  1  b  2,  9 

38  14,5y7^   $1500 

Graf  J  to  R  Berger  jan  26  It  13  b  3,  13  89 

I     13,  3y  63^«   $2501 

Graves  G  M  to  Mafonio  Mot  8  &  L  Assn 

jan  26  It  7  to  10  etc,  Leiters  add  La- 
Grange   $7000 

Hoogh  O  B  to  Kankakee  Iqv  &  L  Assn 

jan  26  It  8  b  2,  32  38  14  $1300 

Hewitt  G  to  B  A  Beach  jan  29  U  5  It  14, 

n  e  i^,  3  38  14,  2y  6^   $^000 

Hitt  F  A  to  L  G  Kirkland  jan  24  It  6  b  1 

It  1  etc.  9  39  13,  3y  6%   $1500 

Harris  E  N  to  Pacific  L  <fc  H  Assn  dec  31 

It  39  b  68,  8  36  14,  -  $1006 

Henry  L  to  H  8  Dietrich  jan  25  It  31  b  1 

b  48,  19  40  14,  7^  $1300 

Hoghes  C  to  A  M  Snydaoker  jan  25  It  19 

b  1,  17  39  14,  3y  6«..  .   $1500 

Holbrook  O  J  to  Am  Title  &TOo,  jany 

19  pt  b  22,  4  38  12,  5y  7^ .  .    $2000 

Hanks  O  BS  &  CStoD  Qiigg  joly  20 

pt  It  6  b  2,  o  t,  5y  €^   fl'.OOO 

Hagenbocher  0  to  N  A  Mayer  jan  23  Its 

10  and  11  It  1,  21  89  14.  3y  6;?  $4600 

Hansske  E  to  N  0  Mot  S  &  B  Assn  jac — 

Its  12  to  18  b  44,  Elston  add.—  $2500 

Hanghey  B  to  M  E  Whiie  jan  23  pt  b  1  b 

11,  23  4'  13   $40(0 

Henderson  J  G  to  A  Peterson  jan  22  It  13 

b  14.  29  40  14,  3y   $3000 

Halton  T  R  to  H  b  Rose  jan  22  It  9  It  11 

etc.  b  56,  21  89  14,  7%  $1100 

Hitohbook  M  M  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  21 

Its  44  to  46  b  5,  31  39  14.  5y  1%  $25(0 

Hatch  W  P  R  to  C  T  Gilbert  oci  1  Its  26 

to  36  b  :^3,  5  37  14,  ly  6^. .   $2512 

Herda  J  lo  M  Jenioek  jan  23  It  46  It  3. 

20  39  14,  7%   $15:00 

Hosmer  &  Fenu  to  H  A  Ritter  jan  23  Its 

18  and  21  b  4.  20  38  14,  and  o  p,  ly  1% 

  $14,000 

lowood  O  A  to  C  V  Schumacher  Jr  jan  22 

It  25  b  1  b  6,  18  39  14,  7^   $11C0 

International  &  Wells  I'ackg  Oo  to  J  H 

Meyer  jan  24  pt  Its  8  and  6  b  20,  frl  15 

add,  2y  6^   $60,000 

Ingram    W  W  to  J  0  Moore  jan  26  It  35 

Keeltos  subd  14  88  14    and  o  p  2y  7^ 

 $5000 

Jacobs  In  J  to  0  W  Choiiz  nov  7  It  549, 

Madison  St  add  69  mo?  6«   $1150 

Jensen  C  (!  to  A  Loeb  jan  22  pt  b  1.  4  38 

14,  5y  6^  2  deeds    .   $10,500 

Jacobs  B  F  lo  H  F  Eidmann  jan  16  pt  b 

6,  31  88  1 5,  8y  1%  4  deeds  $4000 

Johnson  H  to  M  U  Hoey  jan  11  pt  Its  13 

and  14  o  20,  Duncan  add  5y  fijg. ..  $12,000 
Jacobs  0  H  to  G  D  Uebele  jan  19  It  6  b  1, 

29  37  14,  7^  $3(00 

Jaeger  J  H  to  H  Muno  dec  27  It  5  It  9, 

30  41  14  and  o  p,  8y  6^5  $1600 

Jannich  W  to  F  W  Ecgers  jan  18  It  12  b 

3  b  14,  Sheffield  add  8y   $3000 

Jenson  J  O  to  0  J   Hambleton  jan  23  It 

32  b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $2800 

Johnson  A  8  et  al  to  M  H  Hoey  jan  21  pt 

It  17  b  57,  s  8  add  5y  &%  $8000 

Jnlien  W  N  to  P  V  Castle  jan  23  Its  30 

and  31  b  !•  15  40  13,  5y   1%   $1200 

Johennan  A  B  to  Public  8  L  &  B  Assn 

jan  21  It  9  b  4,  21  38  14,  1%  $1400 

Jacobs  A  E  to  W  R  Heath  jin  15  It  17  to 

24  b  3,  12  39  12,  3y  6%  .'.  $3250 

Koch  8  K  to  O  W  Dinsdale  jan  19  It  6  b 

2,  34  39  14,  ly  6^   $3000 


Kressman  J  C  to  W  Heinemann  jan  21  It 

27  b  1,  4  39  14,  5y  6!f  ^2500 

Knndson  O  to  A  Loeb  jao  18  Us  20  and  21 

b  2,  1  89  13,  5y  7«   $2(00 

Kock  M  to  R  Matz  dec  16  It  30  b  2  b  10, 

ShefTadd,  ly,—  $2700 

Kerr  M  A  to  H  R  Pebbles  jany  15  It  22  b 

7,  8  39  13,  3y  1%  ....$48(0 

Kallas  (V  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  22 

It  20  b  7,  Qross'n  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Kroening   F  W  to  A  W  Eschenberg  jan 

27  It  720,  Madison  8t  add  4y  6?  «l(i(  C 

Kerr  R  M  to  L  Baird  jan  28  Its  44  and  45 

b  7,  20  40  14,  3y  1%   $li  (  0 

Kucera  A  to  M  Jenioek  jan  3ii  It  14  b  13. 

20  39  14,  1%  $1400 

Kotterofif  G  to  8  M  Moore  jan  16  It  i;7  b 

4,  Beck's  sob  21  38  14,  1%  $1000 

Koriowski  O  to  M  Brand  aog  24  Its  2  and 

4  b  31,  Elston  add  5y  6^  $4750 

KaUas  W  G  to  J  Kallas  jan  22  It  20  b  7, 

Gross  n  add,  5y  6^  $2000 

Karnaoker  H  to  G  B  Hall  jan  28  It  21  b 

9,  14  39  13,  65C  $2216 

Kojawski  J  to  C  H  Fleischer  jan  29  It  17 

b  22,  5  39  14,  6-J   f  6.-.00 

Keeney  A  F  to  J  Bradley  jan  24  Its  33  to 

,    39  b  5  aiid  o  p,  Garfield  2y  1%  $22.H 

Kastel  U  to  0  F  Schomaober  Jr  jan  29  It 

!  10  b  18,  Brand  add  hy  (>%   $2500 

Kerr  R  n  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  jan  29  Its  1 

and  2  It  1  b  15,  28  37  14.  18  m  7^  .  .$1500 
Klemmatsnn  K  et  al  to  A  Loeb  jen  18  Its 

39  and  40  b  2,  3  39  13,  5y  1%  $15-00 

Lew  8  L  D  to  Chicago  Perm  B  &  L  Assn 

May  19'J4  It  4  b  15,  Montrose  8«.  ..f21(0 
Lodes  T  to  Golden  B  L  &  H  Assn  jan  28 

pt  w  1^  8  e  3^.  36  38  14   $2000 

Lutigar  E  lo  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  26  Us 

99    and    ICO  b    17,  19    .SO   14,    5y  6S5 

 ,  $7000 

Lower  L  to  R  Berger  jan  25  It  2  b  2  It 

36.  14  88  14.  5y  6^  $1500 

Lee  H  R  to  W  M    Baker  jan  19,  U  4  b  1 , 

27  88  15,  ly   $1000 

Lord  B  L  lo  8  L  Boyoe  jan  24  pt  b  8,  21 

38  14,  5y  6^3  deeds   $90(0 

Lemke  J  to  E  R  Haase  jan  26  pt  It  23  b 

4,  2  37  14,  7%  $1000 

Lillig  U  S  to  N  A  Mayer  jan  29  pt  it  8  b 

20,  Brand  add  2y  6%   '  $2(00  ■ 

Lar^en  L  to  A  Smith  jan  21  It  29  b  1,  8  39 

14,  .^y  6%  $1(00 

Lord  MM  <feAI.oEC  Wentworth  jau 

25  It  49  Brookhaven  5y  1%.  ......  .  flOOO 

Lee  V  et  al  to  W  H  Milan  Jan  22  Its  43  to 

47  b  2,  16  88  14,  6^  $3750 

Lange  A  to  H  0  Zattermeister  jan  21  It 

12  b  8,  32  39  14,  Sy  6^  $3000 

Lioden  F  L  to  J  G  Shortall  jan  25  pt  It 

16  b  1,  14  38  14,  3y  7^  $2500 

Larson  L  to  A  Smith  jan  21  It  2  Its  19  to 

23,  35  40  13,  3y  1%  $1000 

Laudis  M  and  O  to  E  G  Foreman  jan  17 

It  37  b  6.  15  39  13,  5y  6?  $3000 

Lundstroai  C  O  to  A  Sullivan,  Its  9  to 

11  It  3,  etc,  b  2.  28  39  14,  6JS  $4600 

Lorenzen  L  to  F  Laokner  jan  24  It  7  b  7, 

28  39  14,  5y  6^    $1500 

1  indstrom  O  to  A  Peterson  jan   15  It  6 

and  pt  7  It  1  29  40  14,  8y  6^   $12(0 

Lonolios  0  A  to  A  Gatzert  jan  6  Us  9  and 

10  b  9,  etc,  b  2,  15  38  14,  5y62  $9000 

Lenard  M  to  J  H  Weiss  jan  10  Its  23  acd 

24  b  7,  Palmer  add  Im  6%   $50(0 

Lenz  L  to  C  Jorn  jan  4  It  I  b  5,  32  39  14. 

3y  1%   $!'00 

Laeier  D  8   to   Equitable  T  Co  jan  16 

lease  of  Its  1  atd  2  b  47.  E  add  wi'h 

AtUntic  elevator,  etc,  ly  &%  *?  .'K'C 

LeBeau  D  M  to  F  B  Peabody  j^n  16  It  21 

b  3,  18  39  13,  5y  62   $.s.i00 

Moore  J  to  J  G  Shortall  jan  14  It  7  It  6  b 

3,  Rockwell  add  5y  1%  $1500 

McNeil  H  0  to  E  8  Dreyer  j^n  15  It  1  It  1 

b  46,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $120  ) 

McAllister  A  &  E  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  H 

Assn  jan  14  It  6  b  2,  8  38  14,  6^  $2300 

Moir  A  Y  to  Kankakee  Inv  <fc  L  Co  dec  28 

Its  12  and  13  b  4,  23  39  13   $  590 

Mang  8  to  M  E  Greenebanm  j  m  23  U  34 

Ballio  sub  8  38  14,  5y  7<{  $1000 

Mitchell  J  M  to  M  J  Donne  jan  2  It  120, 

Downing  and  P  sobd,  29  38  14.  7«..$2000 
Mahoney  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm   jan  23 

It  20  b  4,  4  88  14,  8y  7^  $1200 

Merrick  G  S  to  Northern  Trost  Oo  jan 

24  It  4,  Oakenwald  5y  6«  $10  0  0 

Monahan  J  to  W  R  Plum  dec  6  It  24  b  3, 

17  39  14,  2y  7^   $2277 

Moss  H  D  to  ME  Greenebanm  dec  7  pt 

It  6  b  7,  2  38  14,  4  mos  6?  |5500 

Mooney  L  E  and  W  J  to  L  Williams  jan 

7  pt  It  53,  8  e  frl  J^,  2  38  14  3y,— .$3000 
MaoCarty  0  8  to  H  Ruben-  j     1  pt  It  1 

b  38  o  t,  5y  (■%  $44..  00 

Murray  W  M  to  E  S  Dreyer  jan  21  U  39 


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b  2,  16  39  13,5j  7^   $ltiOO 

MoGrady  0  to  B  Bailey  j  \u  22  It  16  It  8, 

3  38  U,  1%   $  

Magee  C  J  to  A   W  Bsohenberg  jan  23  It 

72  It  11,  17  3914,  5y  6*  |6000 

Mitohell  M  O  to  J  A  Bartlett  jan  21  It  19 

W  to  WoodlawD,  3y  1%  |300n 

Markee  A  D  toJ  R  Davis  jan  15  pt  It  4  b 

3,  13  38  14:  2y  6«   f5165 

MoKean  J  to  Workers  B  &  L  Asen  jan  19 

pt  Its  22  and  23  b  3,  13  41  14  11400 

McCarthy  'f  A  to  J  O  Sohamaoher  jan  28 

It  7  b  8,  22  39  13,  7$f  $^500 

Mohlford  L  to  Lincoln  &   5th  Wd  B  &  L 
Assn  jan  24  It  14  Emery  enb  6  38  14, 

—  $1450 

Mathy  K  to  Mason  Mat   S  &  L  Assn  jin 

26  It  34  b  7(1.  17  36  14,—  11500 

Ndegele  E  to  H  Rabens  jan  24  ptlt  14  b 

10,  29  4(  14,  5y  6^  |11,000 

Niemann  Q  J  to  H  J  Niemann  oct  12  It 

24  and  pt  23  b  2,  27  38  14,  2y  6«.  . .  f  1000 
Nelson  J  A  et  al  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  21 
pt  Its  27  and  28  b  40,  21  39  14,  6y  6% 

 11800 

Nowaok  A  Q  to  J  Freese   jan  28  It  27  b 

61,  19  39  14,  8^...   il200 

Noonan  E  to  O  E  Hatobinson  jan  20  pt 

Its  18  and  19  b  1,  10  38  14,  3y  6%.  .  .|2500 
Osterlnnd  0  A  to  E  O  Pauling  jan  1  It  68 

Benton's  add,  20  40  14,  5y  6«  |6000 

Owens  J  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  jan  22  It  22  b  1, 

17  38  14,  6%    |35rO 

O  son  U  A  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  jan  24  Its  45 

and  46  b  54,  Cornell  6%  $17C0 

O'Neill  R  to  M  MoOormiok  jan  29,  It  5 

and  6  b  3.  Ashland  ly  6%   $7000 

Off  A  to  North  0  Mot  S  &  B  Assn  jan  25 
pt  It  1,  Assrs    div   Botterfield  add,- 

  |12iiO 

Polntny  W  to  J  Frake  jany  21  It  38  b  12. 

6  37  15,  5y  7%  $1800 

Pieroe  Q  to  J  E  Otis  jan  25  It  8  b  4,  3  38 

14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Pratt  E  0  &  J  R  M  Froliou  jan  23  It  245 
n      w  3^  n  e  3^  35  30  13  and  o  p  5y  6% 

 ,'$3000 

Pribyl  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jan  12  It 

46  b  1,  7  38  14,  5y  6%  $2800 

Pratt  B  B  to  J  G  Lombard  dec  18  It  6  b 

^2,  D  Park  add  6^   $H(0 

Pierod  F  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  24  It  44 

b  1,  Lee  add  5y  6^  $1500 

Parker  J  H  to  O  L  Hammond  dec  1  It  80, 

Erwin  su  b  b  39  13,  7$   $3000 

Peterson  P  8   to   E  D  Coe  jan  25  It  3  It 

19,  36  40  13,  5y  1%  $1000 

Peterson  P  M  to  OF  Gallup  jin  1  Its  7 

and  8  b  2,  27  39  14,  8<«  $2500 

Portman  A  F  to  W  Heinemann  jan  21  It 

23  b  2,  8  40  14.  By  6%  $4000 

Peters  0  to  E  Q  Paaling  jan  22  It  1  b  3, 

19  40  14,  5y  6^  $3  00 

Peacock  J  J  to  J  B  Bates  jan  16  pt  It  12 

etc,  12  39  13,  6%  $300(1 

Pelzer  A  to  E  Q  Foreman  jan  22  Ita  13 

and  14  b  1,  6  39  14,  5y  6%   $76  0 

Qjinn  Chapel,  African  M  E  Oh  to  F  R 
Chandler  jan  1  pt  Its  10  to  12  b  45,  27 

39  14,  5y  6?   .  .$25,000 

Kii^ck  0  F  to  Queen  City  L  &  B  Assn  jan 

8  It  15  b  3,  34  40  14,  7%  $21C0 

Rnmpf  W  to  8  Mayer  jan  16  It  15  b  1,  20 

iO  H,6%   $1600 

Reid  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jan  25  It 

36  b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  6?  $1200 

Rehder  D  M  to  B  W  Frisjhe  jan  26  pt  b 

37,  16  40  14,  3y  7^   $2500 

Ra^sell  K  to  A  J  Nowlan  jaa  26  It  1  It  32. 

eto„  Rockwell  add  7^   $1900 

Rotbwell  H  R  to  A  H  Sands  jan  28  Its  5 

and  6  b   12,  L  &  L  add  LaGrange  7% 

 $130(J 

Ruokert  C  to  W  Beinemann  oct  18  Its  96 

and  97  b  48,  17  39  14,  6^4%  $1500 

Ross  B  L  to  W  Loeb  jan  24  pt  b  46.  83  40 

14,  3y  6?:   $1800 

Recney  L  L  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  23  It  1  It 

2,  8  39  13,  5y  e%  $2000 

Rnckert  C  to  VV  Heinemann  oct  18  Its  96 

and  97  b  48, 17  39  K,  5y  6^%  $1500 

Russell  D  A  et  al  to  E  Q  Foreman  jan  15 

It  5  and  6  b  1,  etc,  29  40  14,  5y  6%.  .$5000 
Reese  AMJc  BHtoT  S  Creighton  jan 

8  It  15  and  pt  16,  Montjoie   $4500 

Ryerson  E  L  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  17  pt 

b  8,  Park  add  Winnetka  May  10'96  6% 

 $11,000 

R  Jberts  W  0  to  8  B  Lingle  oct  It  1  10  b 

8.  25  39  13,  3y  7%  $1500 

Renter  A  to  A  Heile  jan  20  U  9  b  19,  19 

40  14,  ly  7%  $1600 

Reed  H  T  to  P  O  Stensland  jan  21  pt  Ita 

19  to  22,  8  w      35  40  13,  5y  7%  4  deeds 
 $4300 


Rabinowich  D  S  to  S  Zaigler  jan  24  It  6  It 

13  b  67.  21  39  14,—  

8eward  E  to  M  L  Willard  jan  19  It  48  b  3 

It  9,  29  40  14,  3y  7«  $1000 

Schmitt  F  F  to  E  J  Sohmitt  jan  22  Its  21 

and  22  b  1,  28  39  14,  6^  $3000 

Stanton  W  A  to  I  L  Richardson  jan  21 

pt  Its  9  li ,  17  etc,  Pike's  3  38  14,  3y 

  ...  $12,000 

Stodder  Q  F  to  S  Kerr  jan  22   pt  s  w 

7  37  14,  3y  7^  $2500 

Stauber  F  A  to  M  A  Stauber  jan  8  It  44 

b  5,  36  40  13,  5y  6%   $2300 

Stauber  F  A  to  M  A  Stauber  jan  22  It  5  b 

1  6  39  14,  5y  e%   $4000 

Sardis  Welch  Cong  Ch  to  A  Peterson  jan 

22  It  4  b  13,  Done  in  add,  5y  6%  $40C0 

Stiles  J  S  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  jan  26  lis 

9  to  11  b  8,  26  39  13,  5y  6%  $16,000 

Shfrfflar  O  A  lo  M  Frohl  oh  jan  21  pt  Its  9 

and   10    b  113.   Botterfield   add  ly  7% 

  $1800 

Smith  C  W  to  Northern  T  Co  Jan  18  pt 

It  10  and  all  11  and  12  b  3,  3  38  14,  6y 

6%   $5<00 

Stegeman  R  to  H  Rubens  jan  21  Its  4i 

and  44  b  11,  20  39  14,  6y  6%  $13,00  ' 

Stauber  F  A  to  M  A  Stauber  jan  25  It  21 

b  32.  Elston  add  5y  6?  $43(  0 

Swan  L  A  to  A  Pike  jan  28  It  4  It  36  b  3, 

3  3!)  13  5^   ...$2400 

Sasmilch  H  et  al  to  EMatejba  nov  14 

Its  76  to  78  b  U,  24  39  13,  7%  $160o 

St  Pauls  Perish  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  3  It 

1    It    885  b  10,    Riverside   3rd  5y  6« 

 $2£00 

Sallach  H  to  Norihn  Trust  Co  jan  19  pt 

It  13  b  2,  29  40  14,  5y  7%   $.'5  10 

Stiaudberg  E  P  to  Will  H  Moore  dec  6  pt 

n  w     8  w      16  38  14,  7%   $8000 

Szatkowski  F  to  C  H  Fleischer  j  *n  21  It 

204  b  6,  5  39  14,  5y  6%   $12  ;0 

Soderlund  O  to  0  Jorn  jan  25  pt  Its  30 

and  31  b  1,  33  39  14,  5y  6^  $6ii00 

Speyer  E  &  J  to  G    Van  Zanit  j  in  23 

prem  549  Burling  ay  7%  $1600 

Stanton  W  A  to  M  E  Greeuebaom  jin  24 

pt  It  12,  Emery  sub  3  38  14,  5y  6J  .$7003 
Spencer  E  C  to  EvDstn  8  &  L  Assn  dec  5 

it  27  and  pt  28  b  17,  L  V  add  Willmette 

7%    $2000 

Salomon  to  J  J  Barbour  jan  28  It  18  b  5, 

4  39  14  and  o  p,  4  mo<  7^   $11,000 

Stanmeyer  A  B  to  EH  PMshhurn  dec  19 

Its  97  and  107  b  51,  33  40  14,  4y  6^. $'^8  H. 
Smith  A  J  to  P  Kranz  jan  24  pt  n  e  }^  14 

40  I.-?,  7^  $1800 

SheldoD  F  P  to  S  Kerr  jan  16  It  l"  a  id  p  ", 

9  b  55,  Evanslot:  2y  6%  $1  .00 

St-ll  E  &  F  to  R  Berger  jan  25  U  11  b  7, 

1»  38  14,  3y  6«  $2(01 

Spreng  P  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  17  It 

15  b  9.  29  40  14.  5y  6^  $1700 

Sochr  C  to  P  M  Hoffmann  jany  28  pt  n 

w  3^  s  e  3^.  17  41  13.  5y  6^   $  i600 

Sohulz  Q  R  to  North  C  Mnt  8   &  B  As^n 

jan  28  It  9  b  2,  22  38  14,  4y  7^   $120  ' 

Sohuelldorf  H  J  to  Lincoln  &  5th  Wd  B 

&  L  Assn  jan  28  It  30  b  1  b  20,  33  39 

14  $1100 

Sying  E  to  H  Levrisohn  Jan  29  It  2  b  3, 

29  39  14,  ly  6%  $1000 

Schmoll  O  H  et  al  to  F  W  Engers  j  in  21 

lt6  b  12,  Newberry  add  6y  6^  $7000 

Thamoj  J  to  Northn  Trast  Uo  jan  21  it 

42,  Sampson  &  Q  add  2y  6^  $3000 

Thamm  J  to  W  H  Wilkins  jan  19  It  40  b 

72,  6  39  14,  ly  6^   $2500 

Torgeson  E  J  &  0  to  fi  Q  Pauling  jan  23 

it  10  b  U  Lee  add  and  o  p  5y  6%. 
Tesmer  M  to  A  Elsis  jan  23  It  9  b  16,  31 

40  14,  6y  6%  $20i  0 

Topp  F  to  L  Rathja  j  in  15  Its  468  and  469 

29  38  14,  3y6}4%  $1800 

Templin  M  to  M  W  Kozoiinski  jan  2  i  It 

65  b  47,  19  39  14.  5y  6^  $1400 

Taggart  M  S 'o   OB    Waldo  jan  16  It  2 

and  pt  3  b  20,  Evinston  6%  $7600 

Tinker  E  J  to  Title  Q  &  T  (.  o  jan  10  It  5 

It  25  b  1,  18  40  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Vuylsleka  B  to  A   Peterson  jan  8  Its  28 

and  29  b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  6^%  $1800 

Van  Valkenberg  L  to  O  8  Thomas  jan  25 

It  15  b  2,  36  40  14,  30  mos  6%  $2000 

Vandercook  E  M  to  Basiness  Mens  B  &  L 

Assn  jan  21  pt  It  5  and  6  b  16  Evanston 

6%   $2600 

Varian  E  to  F  8  Winston- jan  28  It  2  and 

3  n  w  i^.  33  38  14,  2y  6%  $2500 

Warner  J  R  to  J  F  Snyder  j»a  21  pt  It  14 

It  9  b  2,  18  38  14,  6%   $1(00 

Weston  S  L  to  M  Kennicott  jan  24  Its  6 

and  7  b  12,  22  38  14,  4y  7%.  $1200 

Weller  I  to  B  Q  Halle  jan  23  It  8  It  15,  32 

41  14,  8«   $300 


Williams  B  J  to  CH  Fleischer  jan  29  It 

87  b  3,  89  15,  3y  6%   $1800 

Waller  AM  &  W  A  to  A  L  Baker  jan  28 

It  36  b  2.  34  39  14  3y  6i  $6000 

Waukesha  Apartment  Go  to  J  Cratty  jan 

2  Its  69  and  70  Robertsoo'd  sub.  23  38 

14   $10,500 

Wiriz  N  to  Golden  B  L  &  H  Assn  j^u  28 

It  1  b  17,  Sooth  Branch  add  $1600 

Wilson  O  to  O  P  Uolbech  jaa  23,  It  46  b  4 

1  39  13,  3y  7%    ...$1000 

Walker  I   to  H  G   Zander   j  in  1  ptlt  6, 

assr's  div  23  4'p  13,  3y  7%  $1300 

Webber  J  to  P  L  Miller  jan  21  Its  22  to 

215  b  4,  7  40  14,  5y  6%  $1600 

Weisenberg  E  C  to  D  Weisenberg  dec  1 

pt  Its  18  and  19  b  14,  21  40  13,  3y  6% 

  ...$1000 

Woodman  C  M  to  F  C  Meyer  jan  25  It 

14  b  16,  8  &  Green  add  8^   $1000 

Wells  C  B  to  J  B  Case  jan  24  It  14  and  pt 

16  b  1.  19  41  14,  5v  6^  $4000 

Wellman  B  F  to  A  H  Whitley  jm  23  It  3, 

Wellman'd  86b  16  38  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Wendorf  F  N  to  G  L  Beck  jan  23  Us  45 

and  46,  b  4,  26  40  13,  7^   $1400 

Wall  T  F  to  A  Wells  dec  31  It  6  b  69,  S 

Chicago   $1900 

Wallace  M  &  M  G  to  R  Berger  jin  26  It  1 

b  1,  31  38  15,  3y  6}4%   $1500 

Welles  G  S  to  F  W  Engers  dec  10  It  1  b 

1,  25  40  13,  and  o  p  3y  7^   $7500 

Winke  J  to  O  Kabin  jan  14  It  57  b  35,  19 

39  14.  4y  6^   $1600 

Zielinski  P  to  M  E  Greenebaom  dec  22  It 
5  b  6,  31  40  14,  6y    7%  $1360 


?l«»KT«w.4*«KM. 

Andrews  J  to  W  L  Fitch  jan  16.  K  &  B 

piabo  15564,  63d,  6m  $118 

Aberg  A  to  Brunswick  B-0  Co  jan  17,  sa- 
loon 15m  $1250 

Ander-on  8  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  Jan  29, 

furo  477  W  Chiotgo  av,  6m   $104 

BeriDglon  J  to  C  H  Oarr  j  m  26,  Schaff 

piano  and  8  m,  1 155  Monroe   $100 

Black  E  lo  Wm  Sheldon  j>in  26,  piano  6m 

 $56 

Beihl  J  A  to  M  B  Finch  jan  28,  furn  6m$61 
Brehiu  H  E  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  28,  horses 

etc,  8 -'15  Wentworth  hv  6m  $77 

Bailey  W  O  to  G  G  Unbbell  Jan  29,  furn, 

Um  $60 

Bloom  J  to  S  Richardson  Jan  25,  furn 

6633  Morgan,  «m   $66 

Billiogsley  H  O  to  8  Richardson  Jan  28, 

fnrn  276  Harding  av,  6m  $72 

Bozzolava  J  D  to  (J  B  Forrest  Jan  30, 

fnrn  13  22d,  ly  ...$360 

o-re  ^  ^  to  IVI  K  FiDoh  jcily  Ii4,  fDrn 

6m   $62 

Booth  G  M  to  E  U  Richter  jan  26,  ptg  of- 
fice, 390  Hoffman  e%   $200 

Barnard  H  to  W  Holman  jan  25.  furn  $1000 
Bartlett  G  W  toOL.ohwartz  jan  24,  Schaaf 

piano  7324.  166  Peoria,  6m  $83 

Byrne  T  W  to  Wacber  &  B  B  &  M  Co  jan 

25,  saloon  300  Wells  2y  . . ,  $224 

Baxter  J  T  to  L  B  Shields  jan  26,  fnrn  4m 

 $116 

Branneograber  F  to  Anhaoser-B  Brg  (Jo 

jan  21,  sftloon  180  Madison  2  )m  ...  $5oO 
Beard  M  G  and  H  A  to  F  E  Blaokman  jan 

23,  furn  and  Decker  piano  16i25,  lu48 

Jackson  ly  ...   $250 

Beadles  J  H  to  H"P  Rawlings  jan  22, 

mdse  189  Center  av  ly  $105 

Butt  N  F  to  J  Sexton  jan  23,  farn  2y..$400 
Blakesley  G  P  to  Smith  Bros  jan  22,  furn 

7m  $127 

Bargis  8  M  to  Sohaffer  &  M  jan  25,  maohy 

371  n  Clark  ly  $75 

Bine  &  Patrick  to  M  Von  Feilitzsch  jan 

25,  furn  168  Dearborn  5m  $575 

Boener  H  P  to  R  M  MoOreery  jan  29,  furn 

6m  $61 

Biven  J  E  to  Finch  jan  26,  piauo,  6m . .  $60 
Blum  L  H  to  A  W  Greene  jan  29,  furn  80 

Point  St  $53 

Botto  A  F  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Co  jan  28,  sa- 
loon 331  Madison  2y  $350 

Brostmeyer  M  to  G  Liuterbooh  jan  29, 

saloon  368  'v  12lh  2y  $269 

Batchorf  F  to  M  H  Hoey  jan  26,  horses 

etc,  541  Van  Baren  3m  $120 

Carey  P  to  H  Culver  Jan  30,  barn  247 

Ewing  

Chase  W  Q  to  A  Froling  Jan  26,  saloon 

847  69th,  ly  $100 

Cooney  T  to  8  Richardson  Jan  29,  wagon, 

2'^6  30th,  6m  $85 

Cooney  T  to  8  Richardson  Jan  29,  fnrn 

226  30th,  6m  $84 


Orowly  M  J  to  Citizens  Brg  Co  jan  15,  sa- 
loon Halsted  ard  Madison,  dem  $400 

Church  W  L  to  G  Otto  jan  8,  piano  323 

Greenwyod  av  ly   $85 

Cottle  M  M  to  G  Gates  jan  21,  fnrn  119 

Loomis  4m  $200 

Carpenter  F  G  to  8  E  Lambort  nov  7, 
furn  and  Williams  piano  11677,  1054 

Racine  av  6m  $  100 

Castonia  E  to  P  Castonia  jan  26,  barber 

shop  2623^  Madison   $150 

Crocker  C  3  to  M  E  Finch  j^n  23,  furn 

6m  $98 

Craig  J  B  to  J  O  Spear  jan  19,  Goold  pi- 
ano 2  80,  6m   $196 

Conway  R  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  jan  18, 

saloon  866  Halsted  2y  $350 

Connors  J  E  to  A  D  Bowman   jan  21. 

fnrn  6m  $  lOO 

Onrotts  S  to  A  Arata  dec  21,  saloon  615 

Van  Bnren  2y   $1700 

Carroll  A  S  to  C  Meader  jan  22,  Bauer  pi- 
ano 26666  4m   $92 

Oreedon  D  to  J  Cullen  jan  23,  horses  etc, 

426  Parmleeet  $127 

Daniels  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  26,  furn  and 

sm,  6m  f  $i(  3 

Dunne  R  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  26,  furn  6m 

  $1-^3 

Dunderdale  C  F  to  D  Bowman  Jan  30, 

furn,  6m   oc  $70 

Deck  W  to  W  M  Graham  jan  10,  thop  56 

w  Chi  av  6m  }175 

Diokman  P  to  O  Lind  jan  24,  furn  616  n 

Clark    $700 

Denning  0  L  to  Chicago  Grocer  Co  jan 

19,  office  and  newspaper  dec  19,'96  18500 
Decker  T  O  to  G  Gates  jan  21,  furn  81 

Dearborn  av,  ly  $90 

Dewey  W  S  and  J  O  to  HO  and  S  P 
Parmley  jiin  17,   Dewey's   Hotel  abd 

furn  3943  Drexel  blvd  3m  $227  6 

Evans  A  to  T  J  Burt  oct  6,  fnrn  2240  Wa- 
bash ly  f  K  00 

Eaton  J  F  to  W  A  Jones  jan  22,  machy 

74  w  Lake  4m  $ ;010 

BIdredge  E  G  to  E  W  Allen  jan  14,  forn 

234  Wells  ly  $n00 

Eberhardt  H  to  T  Eberhart  jan  22,  saloon 

375  Clark  $450 

Ezell  L  to  G  Williams  jan  22,  horses  eic 

5m  , 

Erickson  E  to  F  Randres  jan  26,  forn  49 

Grand  av  10m   .  .  $86 

Eathier  L  to  A  W  Greene  jan  23,  forn  5m 

 $135 

Embleton  R  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  25,  fnrr 

and  8  m,  6m   $513 

Evans  J  M  to  G  Williams  jan  28,  forn 

1928  State  )y   $1700 

Enders  P  to  D  S  Brg  Co  jan  28,  saloon 

171  n  Clark  2y   $  Oo 

Fonke  0  0  to  W  W  Ford  jan  25,  furn  3914 

Cottage  G  av  3m  $200 

Fehl  P  to  B  Freiberg  jau  22,  saloon  182 

22d,  2y  $35f  0 

Forsohler  T  to  C  Berrman  joly  22,  wagons 

etc  420}^  Clark  I'y   $400 

Francis  L  0  to  J  8  Buey  jan    22  furn, 

1621  Mich  av,  6m   ,|250 

Franke  C  to  Schoeuhofen  Brg  Co  jan  21, 

saloon  337  w  Ibth   $472 

Fish  L  0  to  W  E  Acbley  jan  16,  furn  and 

8  m,6m    $51 

Friedman  J  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  29,  furn, 

6m   $46 

Eannon  R  D  Jr  to  R  M  McOreery  jan  16, 

fnrn  6m  $136 

Frndt  8  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  23,  furn  1126 

Elston  av  6m   $108 

Furner  F  W  to  B  A  F  Mogg  jan  26,  furn 

899  Warren  av  14m  $135 

Gylling  0  to  8  Richardson  Jan  24,  furn 

3414  Woloott  av,  ly    $76 

Giovonnoni  A  to  J   Fragoli  Jan  7,  fnrn 

6302  Cottage  G  av,  3m   $300 

Galling  W  to  Henne  &  G  Br^  Oo  Jan  26, 

saloon  2721  Halsted,  3y  . .   $300 

Gaokle  F  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  jan  22,  saloon 

490  Balsted  ly  $276 

Gay  J  B  to  A  Thomson  jan  23,  Sterling 

piano  2931  Armour  av  5m  $70 

Qriffenberg  H  A  to  S  Richardson  jan  22, 

furn,  8  DeKalb  6m  $162 

Guttles  G  to  E  E  Morrell  jan  28,  fnrn  90 

Wells  ly   $233 

Gregory  J  to  0  R  Pfeiffer  jan  26,  bldg 

337  43d,  6m  $150 

Grnhn  H  to  W  E  Aokley  jan  15,  fnrn  6m 

 $155 

Gobs  0  V  to  M  E  Finch  jan  22,  furn  6m  $87 
Gannon  D  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  jan  18, 

saloon  269  Halsted  2y  $600 

Greig  H  to  8  F  Jnmsolas  jan  17,  faru  7m 
 $944 


i'ebfuary  2, 1886. 


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Qeraldine  D  to  Gates  Iron  Works  jan  5, 
engine  and  derrick,  seo  14  Drainage 
Dist6m  15000 

Garland  G  to  E  Orist  jan  24,  furn  140  Il- 
linois 6m  f  70 

Grier  G  W  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jan  21,  forn 
85}4  Lincoln  av,  7m  |130 

HannenP  to  J  M  Detriok  jan  21,  farn  etc 
6m  $200 

Hahn  L  to  H  L  Meyer  deo  26,  farn  722 
Wells  ly  |201 

Hay  A  0  to  0  Gibbs  jan  23,  fnrn  Cham- 
ber of  Com  5m    , . . .  $260 

Henning  F  to  W  A  Wood  Harvester  Oo 
jan  21,  horses  eco,  Bloom  7m  $125 

Hitt  J  H  to  R  M  MoUreery  jan  18,  fern 
8m  $99 

Hangerson  A  to  Steele- W  Oo  jan  23,  horse 
etc  and  mdse,  81  Perry  ly  $200 

Harris  E  J  to  B  Brioe  nov  17,  Sohaaf  pi- 
ano and  forn  1428  Wabash  18m  .$160 

Honeyontt  J  to  J  Regan  jan  3,  press  etc, 
17m  $242 

Hedmos  k  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  jan  26,  sa- 
loon 165  FoUerton  av  $900 

Harris  V  to  E  L  Sonran  jan  26,  mdse  282 
W  18th  6m   $70 

Henriohson  P  F  to  H  Redeker,  live  stook 
2y  $200 

Hall  J  B  to  Smith  Bros  jan  22,  fare  and 
s  m,  7m  $200 

Hill  0  E  to  M  B  Finob  jan  23,  farn  and 
Vose  piano  26105.  6m   $115 

Higgins  T  A  to  D  Branch  dec  31,  farn  463 
18th  ly  $91 

Harris  F  L  to  E  0  Kadon  jan  25,  wagons 
ly  $200 

Henderson  J  S  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  28,  farn 
6m  $103 

Kiokey  M  A  to  Armonr  Co  Jan  23,  engine 
etc  South  Chicago  av,  Hyde  Park,  4m 
 $15,000 

Howard  W  C  to  0  Meader  Jan  29,  shop, 
10m  $72 

Hening  E  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  25,  fnrn,  6m 
 $62 

Holz  M  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  28,  furn,  6m. $67 

Jenks  Chas  L  to  Chancellor  L  Jenks  jan 
21,  furn  and  Wheelook  piano  5739  Wash- 
ington  $850 

Jorgenson  J  0  to  G  Haskell  feb  26,  farn 
7m  $150 

Johnston  A  to  W  J  Haynes  et  al  jan  22, 
horses  etc  2y  $500 

Jackson  H  to  W  S  Lasher  jan  22,  farn  262 
w  Randolph  7m  il25 

Johnson  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  21,  furn  6m 
 $59 

Janecek  J  P  to  Brunswiok-B-O  Oo  jan  26, 
billiard  goods  114  Madison  ly.... 

Jahn  W  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jan  17, 
saloon,  994  Milwaukee  ev  2y  

Jones  8  8  to  O'D  Bav  Brg  Co  dec  26,  sa- 
loon La  Salle  and  Illinois  1 1m  $1000 

Jackson  C  to  D  Bowman  Jan  10,  furn, 
6m  |bO 

Janior  Olab  Riverside  to  M  P  Dedriok 
Jan  28,  fnrn  Riverside,  6m  $66 

Johnston  E  P  to  H  A  Mogg  Jan  24,  farn 
2722  Calumet,  14m  f72 

Johnson  D  L  to  Kelley  Brg  Oo  Jan  25, 
saloon  2514  Dearborn,  2y  $328 

Eraska  M  to  Qenne  &  G  Brg  Oo  jan  26, 
saloon  731  Van  Horn,  2y  ...$^iOf 

Kline  J  D  to  F  B  Snyder  Jan  14,  fnrn  and 
piauo,  6m   .  .  $95 

Enode  S  to  E  Horne  jan  19,  machy  7m  $175 

Eriok  A  to  O'D  Bav  Brg  Oo  nov  14,  sa- 
loon 2y  $385 

Eausch  J  to  Am  Brg  Oo  jan  19,  saloon 
239  n  Market  23m  $250 

Keimer  0  to  W  O  Wade  jan  21,  furn  and 
8  m,  6m    $61 

Kelly  E  to  J  W  Sweeney  jan  6,  bouse,  b  9, 
4  38  14,  6m  $135 

Kreoklan  A  to  F  Kramseig  jan  21,  It  7  b 
2  Pickett's  add,  ly  7%   $600 

Knrst  H  O  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  jan  9,  saloon 
1065  Sheffield  av  2y  $480 

Kalzman  W  to  8  R  Reed  jan  11,  fnrn  94 
La  Salle  60ds  $127 

Lindberg  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  jaa  24,  farn 
6m  $72 

Larson  J  to  B  Straus  jan  22,  horses  etc, 
Schiller  Park,  9m  $90 

Lanjahr  &  Osborne  to  W  J  Fnrness  jan 
16,  hoisting  maohy  314  Van  Baren  7m 
 $400 

Lnettech  F  J  to  H  R  Mount  jan  21,  furn 
6m    $104 

La  Grange  Aut  Telephone  Co  to  Am  T  & 
8av  Bk  jan  15,  plant  etc,  10  yrs  $5000 

Lopem  J  to  E  Spear  jan  22, 17m  $118 

Lietzar  0  to  G  G  Hubbell  jan  25,  green- 
houses etc,  11m  $103 


Lewis  D  A  to  0  E  Samoae  jan    16,  furn 

7m  $75 

Linn  R  A  to  J  Klatscher  jan  25,  furn  2472 

Selwin  av  3m  $47 

Kendrick  L  to  J  8   Richardson   jan  24, 

fnrn  455  State  6m  $90 

Leland  F  to  0  C  Orabb  dec  10,  furn  47 

LaSalle  2y    $1600 

Lima  8  to  W  E  Ackley  Jan  26,  furn  and 

8  m,  6m  $70 

Lothea  F  W  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  29,  piano, 

6m  $51 

Lekes  G  to  R  M  McOreery  Jan  17,  fnrn, 

6m  $70 

Lortie  F  to  Eelley  Brg  Oo  Oct  30,  saloon 

Lemont,  ly  $195 

Lomoard  H  R  to  M  B  Finch  Jan  29,  furn, 

6m  $46 

Menzenberger  A  to  G  G  Hubbell  jan  24, 

fnrn  11m  $S? 

March  G  to  E  Ingals  jan  25,  shop  188 

Olarii  2y  $306 

Moss  0  M  to  H  P  Mount  jan  24,  furn  6m 

 $160 

McDonald  8  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  22,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m   $87 

MoLendon  E  W  to  J  J  Owens  jan  24.  furn 

and  s  m,  665  State  6m  $104 

McCarthy  8  F  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Co  jan  25,  furn  93  La  Salle  8m  $4(0 

Mole  W  to  M  E  Finch  jan  24,  furn,  horses 

etc,  6m  $77 

Memes  G  to  M  E  Finch  jan  22,  fnrn  6m 

 $165 

Mackin  T  to  J  8  Richardson  aug  9,  furn 

481  Fairfield  av,  6m  $72 

Mayer  G  H  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Oo  Jan  28, 

drug  store  LaSalle  and  Washington  2y 

 $3090 

MoliinnisE  J  to  Manson  &  Van  Winkle, 

machy  39  to  43  W  Washington  $150 

Mahler  J  to  Oantwell-Eagle  Brg  Oo  jan 

23,  saloon  128  Clark  23m  $5000 

Mesenbrink  L  H  to    A   Hinze  jan  2'), 

horses,  carriage  and  furn  401  w  North 

av  2y  $1500 

Mazer  R  0  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  jan  28,  sa- 
loon 327  Sedsrwick  2y  $17iiO 

Miles  S  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  22,  fnrn  6m  $49 
Matson  A  to  M  E  Finch  jan  25,  Kimball 

piano,  6m   $100 

Miles  J  N  to  R  W  MoOreery  Jan9,  furn,  6m 

 ...$170 

MoAithur  E  to  M  A  Jewett  Jan  30,  fnrn 

30  42d,2y  $300 

Meyer  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jan  16, 

ealoon  593  Halsted  2y  $620 

Meisenbaoh  E  M  to  Eelly,  Mans  &  Oo  jan 

22,  shop  105<h  st,  6m...,   $208 

Manson  A  to  H  F  Joslin  jan  23,  fnrn  6m 

 $510 

Majewski  M  to  R  M  McCreery  jan  11,  furn 

6m  $'*0 

Maokiewioz  8  to  Behring  Brg  Co  jan  22, 

saloon,  Lemont  ly  $4500 

Martin  R  to  C  Bergersen  jan  22,  furn  and 

s  m,  6m  $208 

Moos  J  P  to  A  Thomson  jan  24,  furn  373 

Division  6m  $130 

Macey  G  M  to  G  M  Maoey  apr  23,  furn 

4m   $286 

Nickerson  E  J  to  J  R  Dunlop  jan  26,  fnrn 

182  State,  90d8  $100 

Nelson  N  M  to  A  H  Williams  nov  26,  furn 

827  Sheffield  av  18m  $82 

Nohora  J  to  Nohora  Jan  29,  mdse  1412 

W  22d,  2y  $1500 

Neelick  L  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  jan  14,  saloon 

962  Sheffield  av,  2y  $600 

Nohe  A  W  to  S  B  Enowlton  jan  28,  furn 

6m  $520 

Ohed  J  M  to  K  Morton  jan  16,  ovens  etc, 

6m  $130 

Oehme  F  A  to  R  M  McOreery  jan  26,  fnrn 

6m  $70 

Odell  G  to  G  G  Newbury  deo  31,  piano 

and  furn  1348  Wabash  av,  3m  $220 

O'Sullivan  J  F  to  Kelley  Brg  Oo  Jan  23, 

saloon  822  37th,  2y  

O'Brien  G  W  to  a  J  O'Brien  jan  16,  flxt, 

pool  tables  etc,  3811  Cottage  G  av  7m 

 $175 

Overhue  W  to  J  A  Dahlem  jan  22,  furn 

3114  Portland  av  6m  $230 

O'Brien  G  M  to  J  R  Hanse  jan  22,  bill- 
iard ques,  3811  0  Grove  av,  ly  $100 

O'ohea  P  to  G  G  Hubbell  jan  23  furn  10 

m  $135 

Old^  E  W  Smith  Bros  jan  17,  furn  7m.  .$70 
Pospisel  W  to  W  A  Koss  jan  24,  cigars 

etc  107  w  19th  2y  $700 

Parkow  A  to  G  Q  Hubbell  jan  23,  fnrn 

10m  ..  $135 

Potter  G  H  to  O  Bagerson  Jan  25,  piano 

and  8  m,  6m  $130 


Petterson  E  to  P  Valerius  Jan  26,  furn, 

7m  $130 

Peppard  N  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  Jan 

26,saloon  153  Kinzie,  2y  $276 

Powers  W  to  E  Fischer  jan  28,  furn  628 

Lyon  av,  4m  $167 

Pearson  N  W  to  G  G  Hubbell  jan  28,  fnrn 

10m  $160 

Petford   C  E  to  H  Hammond  jan  — , 

furn  and  Bauer  piano  770,  1278  Adams 

6m  $325 

Perrin  N  P  to  E  A  Erd  jan  19,  Wesner 

piano  4206,  2y  f— =— 

Randolph  Liihgrph  Oo  to  W  0  Qillett  dec 

3,  office  88  w  Jackson  ly  $10,000 

Reed  J  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  jan  18,  cash  reg- 
ister 181  Grand  av  10m  $104 

Rick  W  O  to  O   0  Reebie  jan  2,  horses, 

wagons  etc,  75C  Larrabee  18m  $643 

Russell  W  A  to  N  Andrew  jin  22,  horses, 

wagons  etc,  90d8  $300 

Uohlsen  G  to  S  Uartigan  Aug  1,  cart,  2m 

 $100 

Rahn  P  to  J  Zimmerman  Jan  1,  market 

582  W  17th,  ly  $360 

Ratty  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  jan  26,  sa- 
loon 16  n  State  2y  :  $350 

Reese  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  jan  26,  saloon 

118  LaSalle  iSm  $460 

Reese  J  to  0  Scbaffner  jan  26  saloon  23m 

 $575 

Stiles  A  J  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  jan  24,  farn 

6m  $77 

Sand  T  to  J  H  Titley  jan  25,  bldgi  Its  6 

to  9  b  78  Elston  av  6m  $2719 

Shagerman  8  to  Corper  £irg  Co  jan  24, 

saloon  944  Desplaines  ly  $20  0 

Savkowski  T  to  Cooko  Brg  Co  jan  23,  sa- 
loon 1868  48th  2y  $300 

Siewart  J  to  U  A  F  Mogg  jan  24,  fnrn  293 

Cleveland  ly  $73 

Suaulan  N  E   to    ti    Hammond   jan  26, 

Steinway  piano,  1332  35th  ly  $3C0 

St  Germain  J  to  R  M  McOreery  jan  15, 

furn  6m  $76 

dohiepan  H  to  H  Berghoff  Btg  Co  jan  26, 

ealoon  3358  State  $1600 

Stewart  J  E  to  J  Bobbins  july  26,furn  185 

u  Ashland  ly  $6oO 

Schatz  A  to  0  Ziegeuhagen  deo  13,  saloon 

102b  w  12th  2y  $800 

Snell  J  to  M  E  Fiuoh  jan  26,  piano,  6m.$93 
Sage  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  i6,  farn  and 

piano  and  s  m  6m  $155 

Savage  N  to  A  Beoke  jan  23,  furn  451  La 

Salle  av  ly  $100 

Sorenson  A  to  J  F  Peterson  apr  25,  wag- 
ons etc,  ly  $200 

Sullivan  P  to  E  bauer  jan  2S,  fnrn  2861 

Boiler  15m    $69 

Samuels  G  to  M  E  Finch  jan  26,  furn  6m 

 $62 

Straok  P  to  0  Mahlmann  jan  28,  piano 

ly  $200 

Swets  A  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  26,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Sheppare  W  H  to  M  E  Fiooh  jan  38,  Fish- 
er piano,  6m  $51 

Sherer  F  H  to  M  E  Finch  Jan  26,  farn, 

6m  $103 

Stephany  W  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  Jan  29, 

saloon  1107  Leavitt,  2y  $3C0 

Snape  S  A  to  F  B  Snyder  Jan  28,  piano, 

6m   $51 

Sylvester  H  A  to  Mat  Ben  &  Loan  Oo  jan 

11,  horses  etc  Im  $125 

Sayler  E  L  to  E  Pnsey  jan  22,  furn  3m.  $72 
Stringer  H  D  to  J  J  Owen  jau  22,  fnrn 

6426  Stony  Isl  av  4m  ,   $;i30 

Schandt  H  W  to  F  Miller  Brg  Oo  deo  29, 

saloon  10202  Avenue  K,  2y  $516 

Sorenson  J  to  H  R  Mouot  jan  17,  fnrn 

6m  $100 

Stshmerl  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  22,  farn  6m 

 $103 

Siegler  G  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  dec  22,  sa- 
loon 96  Clybonrne  pi,  dec  1  $250 

Sohwier  T  U  to  R  A  Davis  jan  33,  drugs 

3730  Cottage  Q  av  2y   $800 

Shulton  A.  to  Rosenberg  &  P  jan  23,  cigar 

factory  1112  Milwaukee  av  ly  $165 

Schwensen  M  to  Eelley  Mans  <t  Oo  jan 

24,  blacksmith  goods,  1628  u  Clark.  .$218 
Stahl  H  G  to  S  Sigler  jan  21,  fnrn  6m.  .$97 
Tatro  F  B  to  A  W  Greene  jan  23,  furn  202 

39th  5m  $73 

Triplet  F  to  E  A.  Hardy  jan  23,  fnrn  and 

Gerold  piano,  166  Dearborn  2y....  $1500 
Thorp  W  to  J  Ssxton  Co  jan  15,  farn  487 

Milwaukee  av  8m  $140 

Townsend  S  to  F  W  Gummell,  furn  horse 

etc  2y  $190 

Tenaey  E  to  P  J  Hiokey  Jan  29,  horses, 

2y  $200 

Iraffloy  U  to  H  Severin  jan  21,  horse  and 


wagon  346  North  av  apr  15  $104 

Tillgen  J  to  C  Burck  july   28,  horse  etc, 

2y   $250 

Turn  Verien  Garlield  to  B  B  Hibbjier  jan 

18,  Gymnasiom,  feb  1,'96  $iOO 

Tyrrell  J  to  G  Gates  jan  25,  fnrn  4201  lu- 

diano  av  ly  $100 

Titus  V  A  to  F  W  Bill  k  Co  jan  17,  farn 

and  s  m,  28th  and  La  Salle  25m  $91 

Thumas  J  A  to  R  M  McCreery  jan  15, 

furn  6m   $104 

Veirs  J  M  to  B  Calver  jan  24,  honse  1061 

Fulton  3m  $184 

Vadak  J  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  jan  26,  sa- 
loon 362  w  18th  2y    $600 

Varian  E  to  U  S  Brg  Co  jin  28,  saloon 

87  Market,  dem  $2500 

Vehen  S  H  to  J  Vehen  jan  25,  library  ly 

 $300 

/i'illiams  J  H  to  F  Bender  jan  21,  grocer- 
ies 756  Lincoln  av  4m  $100 

Whitney  J  T  to  H  R  Mount  jan  22,  furn 

6m   $155 

Welch  O  D  to  Met  Elec  Oo  jan  8,  electric 

materials  4351  0  Grove  av  ly  $300 

Walker  M  to  W  8  HeflEeran  jan  21,  furn 

521  W  North  av  ly   $200 

White  F  M  to  0  Gibbs  j  in  21,  horses  etc, 

144  Francisco  3m  $116 

White  W  F  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  jan  21, 

furn  6m  $108 

Walsh  D  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  jan  23,  saloon 

97  Van  Baren  2y  $900 

Watkins  E  to  A  McDonald  jan  10,  furn 

80  Monrop  2>  $1(  0 

Whitney  C  Q  to  J  S  Murphy  jan  23,  ptg 

office  La  Grange  2y  f30(.0 

White  L  Q  to  J  Cullen  jan  21,  horses  etc, 

1006  Monroe  6m    $130 

Worth  W  F  to  J  W  Andrews  et  al  nov  28, 

machy  etc,  2833  Co  tage  G  av   $800 

Watts  0  L  to  D  Rankin  jan  26,  fnrn  1338 

Wabash  av,  5m   $265 

Wright  W  P  to  M  E  Finch  jan  25,  furn  6m 

 $IU3 

Weichster  O  to  A  Robertson  jan  28,  forn 

22  Kedzie,  may  1   *60 

Witke  F  J  to  0  Bergersen  jan  24,  horses 

Blue  Isl,  6m  $242 

Westphal  0  to  J  Elatscher  jan   25,  farn 

947  Dudley  13m   $59 

Wheatley  H  L  to  W  P  Tattle  jan  18,  bil- 
liard goods  ete,  1282  Lincoln  av  3m. $318 
Woodson  W  D  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co 

Jan  23,  saloon  19  N  Green,  225  Des- 
plaines $636 

White  AH  to  L  M  Wakeman  Jan  27,  furn 

1388  Jackson,  15m  *1000 

Wiokerby  R  to  Smith  Bros  Jan  21,  piano, 

6m   *70 

Young  F  to  F  J  Wheeler  jan  21.  Eimball 

piano  16764,  2858  Paulina  ly  $550 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Oonenberger  G  J  to  L  Stavens  jan  — , 

horses  etc,  6m  $125 

Eibbe  F  J  to  A  8  Kibbe  jan  22,  fnrn  1136 

Milw  av  $3C0 

Albert  H  to  E  Moohe  jan   24,  shop  643 

31st   $753 

Gregor  J  to  A  Gregor  jan  25,  mdse  160 

Harrison   $300 

Davis  R  A  to  T   Sohmier   jan  23,  drogs 

3730  Cottage  G  av  $8'  0 

Youngberg  F  to  E  Olson  dec  17,  mdse  32  i 

Wentworth  av   $300 

Green  P  H  to  F  H  Novak  jan  24,  furn 

Jeff  rson  and  118th  sts  $''43 

Tripp  H  to  M  Joseph  dec  31,  furn  128  6th 

av'  

Holmberg  A  to  Engberg-H  Pub  Oo  jan  3, 

ptg  office  148  Monroe   $600 

Butterworth  O  H  to  J  R  Butterworth  jan 

12,  furn  385  Maxwell   $226 

Frieberg  H  to  P  Fehl  jRn  19,   saloon  5S2 

i2nd  St  $40C0 

Brann  E  to  J  H  Walsh  jan  22,  saloon  4*4 

Clark   $65 

Vollrath  R  R  to  E  Schonlan  jan  24,  furo$225 
Gladstone  H  to  Barley  &  Tywell  jan  23, 

mdse  1630  Milw  av    $■''00 

Schoreck  A  R  to  A  C  Hayes  et  al  jan  p  g 

cffice,  2124  Archer  av  $450 

Mount  W  K  et  al  to  F  L  Crocker  et  al  jan 

24.  mdse  83  Madison-  $12C0 

Haskins  P  to  R  M  Johnson  jan  24,  farn 

408  Dearborn  $300 

tVhitford  E  .tl  to  J  B  Eeiler  jan  2!,  steam 

flxt  61  6  Madison   $25 

Blanchard  L  to  0  Carhart  jan  — ,  horses 

etc,  express  business  $1500 

Costello  P  J  to  P  J  Oostello  jan  10,  Kel- 
ler piano  1503,  fnrn  and  s  m,  Byde  Pk 
f   ...$350 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  2,  1895. 


Nelson  \  to  0  Ntlso;]  j  lu  21,  mdse  347 

112th  8t  $450 

V-'alsh  W  et  al  to  F  P  James,  Oak  Laun- 
dry 3428  Cottage  Qrova  av    16  0 

8lraas8  L  to  Straass,  Eisendrath  &  Son 

j  in  2.  horses  and  wa^ou  $550 

White  D  D  to  L  Hart  dec  22,  saloon  2128 

Wabash   f loCO 

Blfctzington  F  to  M  Uapf  jan  26,  machy 

eto,  243  Wellf    itSO 

Kohie  P  to  G  Kohle  jan  28.  mdse  11536 

Front  8t  $:i76 

CloQgh  J  BtoJ  P  Jdoeeek  jan  25,  billiard 

tables  eto.  114  Madison   14  0 

Fox  C!  E  to  O  J  Preniice  jan  2!,  laundry 

pUnt,  14^)  w  Lake    |600 

Sohiepan  H  to  H  Berghoff  Br^  Oo  saloon 

33.59  Dearborn  $4500 

Wiliidm^  Q  A  to  K  Mersereau  jan  11. 

mdse  •JS  C  jDgress   $200 

Day  J  to  J  H  Foster  jaly  9,  fnrn  18  Har- 
rison $750 

"  iff  >rd  A.  VV  to  i  Giff  jrd  j  an  23,  f  urn ...  $1 
Minoh  P  to  J  WoUins  jan  29,  mdse..  $1000 
Brodsky  M  to  F  Brodsky  jan  29,  horses 

eto,  139  Newberry  av  $300 

Kppanstein  M  to  J    Abrahams  jan  23, 

mdse,  343  Clark   $3200 

Shrave  G  B  to  J  L  Clay  jan  25,  fnrn  6114 

Ada  Im  .'  $65 

Hopp  J  N  to  H  Culver  jan  21,  house  247 

Ewing   $173 

Hess  8  to  L  He*8  jan  27,  grocery  714 

Lake   ". ,  $1200 

Becker  P  to  J  Reif  jan  1,  bakery  483  ^en- 

ter  Bt  '.  $1000 

Piske  U  to  E  Repening  jan  30,  mdse  $200o 
Vezioa  I  to  E  Vezina  jan  21,  mdse  263 

Wells   $500 

Veunor  0  W  to  A  A  Sohroeder  nov  30. 

drogs  eto   sf  3600 

Sohroeder  A  R  to  H  G   Oressell  jan  21, 

drag^;^2!  Western  av  $2600 

Bj<ok  Bto"  to  J  Kemecek  jan  15,  saloon 

542  Shtffijid  av  i.22h 

Campbell  J  P  et  al  to  FT  Braohvogel  jan 

21.  3^  business  71  w  Jackson  $600 

Ershkowitz  M  to  S  Schreiber  dec  22,  furn 

412  Halsted   . .  $30 

Magnus  H  to  W  F  Magnoa  jan  19,  bidg 

and  contents  7S  n  Cla-k  $8000 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Hyde  Pk,  Us  23  and  24  b  66.  John  M  Sti 

ler  V  Joseph  Solomon  ...   $1,142.46 

Same.  Cnas  H  Simmons  Co  v  Same  $332.31 

Same.  W  F  Behel  Oo  v  Same  $851.70 

Same.  C  Fire  Place  Co  v  Same  $164 

Same.  Wm  A  Davidson  v  Same ...  $1,078.30 
Western  av  8,  p-ems  233.    T  K  Clarke  et 

al  V  Michael  Keeley   $932.26 

H,  de  Pb,  Its  23  and  24  b  66    Eaton  & 

Prince  Oo  v  Joseph  Solomon  $200 

Same.  M  Lamarohe  v  Same  $114.22 

Hoge's  Bub,  It  14  snb  83^ei^w}^sw34^ 
8  e  1^  17  38  14  (6234  Aberdeen)  E  Ken- 
nedy V  Gust  Aim  $35 

State  sf,  prems  4840-42-44-46.  Norman  A 
Wing  et  al  v  James  0  Hedriok. .  .$533.10 

Same.  8  ime  v  Same  $217.80 

Hnrst's  resub.  Us  1  and  2  of  Its  1  2  3  4 
Bud  the  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  in  the  Assr's 
sub  of  Its  13  and  16  b  6  and  Its  13  14  15 
and  16  in  b  7  in  Linden  Grove  snb  of  a 
pt  of  n  w  of  sec  11  38  14.  C  W  Rohe 
&  Co  V  Lorin  A  Barnes  $342.90 

Cio.by  et  al  Pub,  It  24  b  41  e  3^of  8  e 
pec  25  40  13.    EUmere   Lumber  Co  v 
Richard  C  Moore  $936.58 

Butler,  Gumming i  &  Soolly's  snb  of  part 
Monson'a  add  to  Ch'go,  e  20  ft  It  6  b  1. 
Charles  Mangold  v  Josephine  and  Fred- 
rick 8  Baker   $141 

Hjlstein,  It  2  .' b  7.  Geo  Uaaslein  v  Mary 
Tucktr  $177 

Holstein,  It  23.  Same  v  Same   $177 

B  )ckwell  st  N,  prem  377.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Karl  Klammetsen  $22  60 

O  »en  &  Matthew'rt  sub.  It  7  b  1  w  ^  of  w 
1^  of  n  e  of  8  w  3^  sec  9  39  13.  Wm 
Giahim  et  al  v  Nannie  K  Van  Kenren 
 $791.91 

MoOlelland'a  sab.  It  20  in  b  2  Lill  &  D's 
snb  of  sw  1^  n  w  34'  29  40  14,  H  E 
Fairfieli  v  D  F  and  Mary  Lafferre..  $588 

Drexal  &  Smith's  Bub.  w  46  ft  Its  22  to  25 
b  1  resub  of  b  12  w  3^  D  w  3^  and  w  3i 
w  3^  9  w  11  38  14,  John  Rawle  v  Lou 
MoGraa  $631.35 


Wooley's  snb,  Its  !9  to  21  b  4  in  n  e  3^  36 
40  13  and  w  %  It  15  end  e  »^  It  16  b  1 
Johnson's  sub  of  e  3^  s  e  3^  36  40  13. 
Andrew  J  Smith  et  al.v  Marcus  Land- 
fi9ld  $216.56 

Simon's  sub,  It  43  b  17  8  e  3^^  see  36  40  22. 
Wm  Clayton  v  Andrew  and  Anna  Ped- 
ersen  $4.85 

Linden  Grove,  Hurst'd  resub.  Its  1  and  2. 
>>ame8  MoFarland  v  Lorin  A  Barnes 
 $42.33 

Basil  av,  prems  924.  A  J  Strathers  &  Co  v 
John  Bentson  and  James  Hanson  .$70.85 

Fortieth  st,  prems  374.  John  Reid  v  Lem- 
uel !4oore   $167.60 

Hurst's  resub.  Its  I  and  2,  b  6  Assr's  snb, 
bs  6  and  7  Linden  Grove.  Hamlin  Spie- 
gel Mantel  Co  v  Charles  Burets...  .$300 

Horst's  resub.  It  2  in  b  7  Linden  Grove. 
Samnel  N  Orowen  v  Loriu  A  Barnes.  $300 

Hurst's  resub,  It  1  same.  Same  v  Same  $300 

West  Pnllman,  It  6  resub  of  It  20  in  b  14. 
G  E  Oox  V  C  C  Green  $i7 

West  Pnllman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nd 
add,  Its  1  2  3  aud  4  b  1,  Same  v  same  #77 

Assr's  div,  It  19  b  4  of  ontlt  29  0  T  snb, 
5  39  14,  Superior  Lumber  Co  v  S  Mau- 
Fchaopt,  Philip  Stone  and  Rachel  Stone 
 $253,22 

Bowen's  sub,  w  40  ft  of  Its  22  23  24  2.i  in 
8Db  b  1  of  b  12  in  Drexels  &  Smith's 
snb  of  w  3^  of  the  w  3^  of  s  w  3ii  of  sec 

11  38  14.  Sherman  &  Flavin  v  Lon  May 
McGraw  $115 

Madison  st  W,  prems  464  and  466.  Thorn 
as  U  Mullay  v  James  A  Gaynor..  $173  40 

Hoge's  sub,  It  14  of  8  3^  of  e  3^  of  w  3^ 
ot  8  w  ^  sec  17  38  14.  Riiteuhoase  <fc 
Embree  Oo  v  Gast  and  Jenny  Alm$134.30 

Lt  24  b  2  snb  of  s  e  >4  of  s  e  3^  of  sec  35 
40  13.  Andrew  J  Smith  et  al  v  James 
Hurst  $190 

Holstein,  Its  25  and  26  in  b  12.  Same  v 
Wm  Kemper,  alias  Kemp  $179.28 

Woodlawn,  Wadsworth's  add,  n  3^  It  21. 
Boseland  Mfg  Co  v  Julia  H  Joffray  and 
Major  F  Baldwin  $211.99 

Rogers  Pk,  Keeney's  add.  It  10  b  3.  Ed- 
win S  Hartwell  v  Karl  G  Lndwig  $246,12 

Hurst's  resub.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4  and 
the  e  17  ft  of  Its  13  to  16  b  7  Lin:' en 
Grove,  sec  21  38  14.  J  V  Scott  <fe  Son  v 
Lorin  A  Barnes  $311,30 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  sub.  It  83,  IC  39  13. 
Frank  W  Brown  et  al  v  Charles  and 
Agnea  Slonoen  $150 

W  50  ft  e  8^  ft  s  150  ft  in  that  pt  of  e  }4 
w  «  e  3^  n  of  Fulton  8t,  11  30  13, 
(16t8  Faltoc).  John  R  Kehm  et  al  v 

Mary  and  Louis  M  Arpntz  $459 

and  16  b  7  Linden  Grove  sob  of  pt  of  n 
w  ^  sec  21  38  14.  Badenooh  Lrm  and 
Coal  Co  v  Lorin  A  Barnes  $  194.50 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nJ 
add,  Its  1  2  3  and  4  b  1.  Nels  Anderson 
V  0  C  Green  $40 

Pullman,  Gano's  add,  n  39  ft  It  28  b  3. 
John  Symons  V  E  J  Camp.  $26.15 

Pnllman,  Fallis  Ji,  Gano's  add.  Its  11  aod 

12  b  3.  Same  V  Same   $191.95 


AddlsDu  8t  lOl,  0  A  Barn,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  store  Bud  flats,  $5,0110. 
Wrightwood  av  1840,  K  A  Grief entiasen,  '2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwalling  and  hara.  $6,<J00. 
Thirty-ninth  st  242-50,  George  Bailey,   five  1  story 

and  basement  brick  stores,  f4,0(iO. 
Wharton  av  6il7,  a  Nicholson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  13,000. 
Paulina  st  N  1895,  1899  1901  190S,  H  L  Wheatley,  foar 

IVi  story  frame  cottages,  i4,600. 
Princeton  av  66i5,  F  8  Th  impson,  three  story  and 

basement  hriok  flat',  $3,0'  0. 
Vioc^-nnes  av  4S24,  T  H  Van  Nostrand,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  18,000. 
Ashland  av  48;i7-9,  Atkins  &  Freund,  2  st  >ry  and  base- 
ment briok  rear  addition,  $2,600. 
Union  av  119)2-68,  N  Bedesmen,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,(1(10. 
Drexel  blvd  4518,  M  M  Morganlhan,  three  story  and 

basement  bric>[  resi  lence,  $30,000, 
Drexel  blvd  4518.  Same,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

barn.  $2,2li0. 

Drexel  blvd  4516,  Max  Frank,  three  story  and  bise- 

meot  brick  residence,  $15,000, 
Drexel  blvd  4534,  Herinau  Stearn,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  resi  leuce,  $2(),0  lO. 
Drexel  blvd  4614,  H  Steam,  2  story  and  basement 

Lrick  baru,  $2,20  i. 
Bosworth  av  32,  H  N  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flat', 

$.',5110. 

Oatalpa  pi  29,  Lawrecoe  Brothers,  2  ftory  and  base- 
ment briok  flats,  $2,5  (). 

Ohamplaiu  av  B0I9,  H  M  Stafford,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $i,500. 

Madison  st  1640,  J  Frese,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
store  aud  flats.  $6,5  0. 

Sheridan  av  1001,  W  Westhagen,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,100. 

HerudOQ  st  770,  John  Babel,  2  story  frame  9  ore  aud 
flats,  $3,000. 

Dakiii  st  1509-11,  0  T  Crosby  aud  M   A  Fraser,  two  2 

sto'y  frame  dwellings.  $5  i  0.1. 
Jamit  8t  342,  George  HoSuei,  1  story  frame  cottage, 

$2,000. 

Peoria  st  H743,  P  A  Carlson,  2  story  aud  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,(110. 

Wabash  av  1705,  O  L.  WoUughby,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $12,0011 

Sixty-flfth  Rt  815,  Arthur  Foster,  2  story  and  base- 
met,t  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Washtenaw  av  8  a505,  Jane  A  Hudson,  2  story  frame 
fl^ts,  $2,200. 

Madison  Bt  W  302,  John  L  Clark  estate,  4  story  and 
basement  brick  store  aud  lolt  bull  i  g,  $6,  00. 

Buruside  av  9428  and  94311,  two  2  story  f  -ame  flats, 
$2,(00. 


APPIilC  VTIOK  FOB  BUILOINfci 

Mackinaw  «v  9120  and  9122,  M  Peterson,  tl  ree  story 
aud  basement  brick  apartment  house,  $7,00f . 

Elaine  pi  45,  Fmma  Grant,  three  story  and  bieement 
brick  flats,  $5,500. 

Sheridan  av  987,  Green  &  Huagen,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,600. 

Twenty-second  s.  W  1810  12,  J  8  Stiles,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  office?,  $20,000. 

Washi  'gton  av  2315,  M  W  Rice,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing. $3,000. 

Montrose  av  25,  Thomas   Helbach,  2  story  frame 

store  and  dwelling.  $2,200. 
Robey  st  N  2201,  August  .Seiner,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,00 ). 

Morse  av  1222.  E  A  Pettibone,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,' 00. 

Oosgrove  av  125  145  and  151,  Sam  Brown  Jr,  three  2 
story  frame  dwellings,  $3,(  00. 

Peoria  st  8  223  and  '/2''.,  L  Kiper,  8  story  and  base- 
ment biick  factory,  $45,000. 

Forty-fourth  st  W  11  13  and  15,  8  F  Tyrrell,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Matte-on  av  708,  M  E  Brooks,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,0!  0. 

La  Salle  av  75,  Ed  G  Uhlein,  5  story  and  basement 
brick  warehouse,  $16,000. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identilled 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
apbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  proroo- 
tion  of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,lfi0 
miles  ('J,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu 
?ive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  snoceas  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  xino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  iu  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Uoitea  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqniriee 
are  treated  as  snob.  The  information  fnr 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colonj  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  ACrHSNTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Gnstavug,  Boom  2,  70  Lb  Salle  et. 
BAIBD  &  WARNER,  Bme.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  ft. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BARNET  BRUO    a..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Rm  87,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OLARK  GIDEON  E.,  250  92nd  8t. 
OULLERTON,  E.  F.,  Room  16, 195  La  Salle  »t. 
0DMMING8  E,  A,.  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Wafhitigton  sta. 
DSLAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  P«  k 

p-ooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  &  Co..  98  Dearborn  st. 
'>WIGGIN8  JAY  &  Co,409  Chamber  of  Commerce 
DCNI.Ap  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  QE  ).  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
KGGLESTON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  I'acomp. 
E  LLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Oommerco 
EULETTE  C.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

nfflcex:  Halsted  and  71st 

65th  Boulevard. 
l^BIOKE,  C.  C,  16  Metropolitan  Blk. 
OETOHET  L  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
aOODKIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalie  St. 
JORDON  C  L.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  MasOL.io  Temple. 
GDNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark  . 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  balie  st. 
HELMER  *  FRANK,  90  Washington  at  . 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-«t.,  S  Chicago. 
aOYNS  BROS.  88  LaSalle  St. 
HULING  E.  C.  &  CO..  90  Washington  8t. 
HnRLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B.  room  56,  86  Washington  s« 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
E.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENRY,  EVANS  A  CO.,  Ass  cla  ion  Bldg 

153  and  165  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  Lartalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
MAQILL  J.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalie  and  Wafbington 

8tti  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
VIERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  fi" 
VIULLIKEN,  0.  H..  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  st 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  S'l. 
r-AUL,  E.  T..  *  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
"BINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  Ntw  f- tock  Eirhai  ge  B  g. 
HAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  55  and  56,  94  LaSalle  f 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
■<OHDMACBER  C.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av 
8HDBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
HMITH  DD  N  LAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
tVALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  RandolpS 

VOONG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St 
SANDEK,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  8tri 
ZnXTERMEISTER,  H.  O.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisleo 

BAKKKKH. 

OBEYER  E.  8.,  it  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBACM  SONS,  88  and  85  D  arborn  Stref 

MER0HANT8  IX  IBANG'E  BANK,  W.  E,  Colburn 
Attorney,    South  Ch'cago  111. 

t'EABODY,  HOOGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164Dearboti. 

WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  14  Ranaolp^ 

A1}stracts  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  &  KI0K00BU8,  107  D 
bom  et. 

SANDY  k    O.,  93-4    Washington  St. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  Waehlngton  »», 
SOORHDER'S  AB8TBA0T  J>KPT..   Odpnty  O 
Hnni*. 


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Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
suiting  the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 


Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building 

where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


20 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL 


February  2.  1895 


Oflice 


AND 


Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabasli  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


/lUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  vyhich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEAEBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


.W  OHBISIIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  La  Salle  and  Madison  Bta. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  , 


Builders'  ai^d  de^eral  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oui  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


;    Particular  at-: 
itention  rfiven: 
:to  TPmodeling: 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and 
;  drainage 
;  systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


/  tlas  Fire  Assaraaoe  Oo.,  Eoglacd. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Traneatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Roobester  German  Ins.  (Jo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  l.A8AI.IiK  STKKJBT. 

CHICACtO  Il<L.lNOII» 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroads,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  OfBce  Fit- 
tin  gsin'AurerTca~~ChaTTenge  any  c.ieto 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
(etc. 


Metal  Chairs, 

A.H.ilndrewB&Ce.,2WaS. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AJSD  WOKK!!!t, 
15th  street  and  Ashland  Avenne. 
Chicago,  III. 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne.  Fbank  G.  Hoyne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

HEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°"o^']il|i^^ 


FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-jlurks.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-five  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whetlicr  patent  can  be 
secured  or  not,  free  of  charge.  Onrfee  not  duo 
until  patent  ia  allowed.  3'.4pagc  Book  Free. 
U.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  Attorneys  at  Law, 
^.p.  U. S.  Pat,  Office.     WASHINGTON,  D.  G. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qennral  JobblcK       dll  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcincilning,  ©to. 
All  Liudt  Of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
Bnildlng  Materiali  Chicaso 
For  Bole.    Telephone.  Main  767. 


Real  Estate  Bargains 


HARVEY 


Iri  Corrier  arid  Inside  Lots  are  found  irj 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2|  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Line.    6,000  Population.   No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  lookine  for  Profitable  Investments  will  And  it  to  their  adTantajR^e 

to  Ti«iit  Harvey. 

Pull-s3isedL  Lots  for  $155,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSaile  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 

(Foandere  of  HAKVET. 


)  A  Perfect  Reference  Record  | 

ANLt  7 
A  WIDE-AWAKE   NEOUSPAPER  | 

DEVOTJS0  TO' 

I  REAL  ESTATE  ^ 

1   WESTERN  SECURITIES  j 

j  BUILDING  J 

.NDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^stal:e|Bijildi9(5  Journal 

 ^   =  ^,  

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  in  Advance  ^ 
Building  *no  Real  Estatf  ' 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES  | 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  | 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  ( 

BILLS  OF  SALE  \ 
MASTER'S  SALE3  | 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  j 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  2. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATUEDAY.  JANUARY  12,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  15c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUEANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.2ANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


sranch  office. 

Ravenswood 


53-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Ch-icagfo. 


H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Cliarriber  of  Commerce, 

CHICAGO.   

IBonBy  Loaned  Wittiout  Commission 

■H  On  improved  city  property  and 
•a  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Furnished. 


Chicago. 


E  .A.  CUMMINGS. 


SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  x5  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1SS4. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street 

SESES  ! 

M.  S.  DENSLOW  &  CO., 

189  La  Salle  Street, 
For  Real  Estate  Investrr  ents 
For  High  Grade  Loans 
For  99- year  Leases. 
Make  Loans  and  Collect  Rents. 

Teelphone  Main  3251. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  LaSalle  SL,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and   I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  narriton  6  9    409411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 

H.  o.  zuttebmeisteb.  o.  h.  pd;oheok.  o.  h.  zuttebmeistee. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  20. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
9C1  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO , 

^^Evaneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specially. 


FBANK  BIEDL.E. 


P.  J.  SOHBEINEB, 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  CO., 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL, 

Telephone  t^onth  66Jt, 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Hold .  Rents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments  Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESE.  /.  H.  SHEPABU 

ESTABLISHED  1868. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

" PAVING  i CONTRACTORS.' 


WANOFACTUBBBS  AHD  DBAIiBBS  IS 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granile  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Ilvix. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -       -  OHIOAQCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1469. 

Fartlcalar  attention  paH  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drives,  Boalb 
vards  and  Boada  In  new  Subdivisions. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE|1L  EST/ITE,  INEURpCE,  LOpS 

Sonth  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bondsi  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i3o-  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3'6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Saite  211  Home  Insnrance  Bailding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  •'"proved  City  Property.  Interets  or  Nor- 
Rebidents  Attended  to. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  jUain  3733. 

W.  H.  BOWERS, 

Real  Estate,  Loans,  Renting  and 

INSURANCE. 

341  Thirty-first  Street. 

Bet,  State  and  Dearborn,  Leer  Eleveted  Boad. 

NOTAFY  PUBLIC  CHIC/ CO 


28  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  12,  1895. 


FOR  SALE  o. 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  III. 

The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

"VISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

■lABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI9ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  EI8  AQtNT'S 
ADTiRMS  IS  OIVEN. 


CITY. 


SOtlTH  SIDE. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  at,  4-Btory  stone  front 
bailding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000,  inoombraooe 
$15,000.  Woold  take  choice  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  16. 

Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  12-room  stone  frout  house. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  South  Enelewond. 

Also  Choice  double  deep  lots,  near  Hnraboldt  Park  cheap. 

Bunch  of  lots  at  Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value, 

«200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av.  near  l^ith  si,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  $125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154,  cheap. 

Price  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in  monthly  payments 

of  17.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  8  E  Gross,  and  can 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Juniata  av.    Address  Clinton  W.  Rakeb, 

37  W  Snnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  building 

Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  0  R  R,  also  street  oar 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  $4,500;  sell 

for  $45,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  i  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner, 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.     $1,850  will  buy  it. 

Commission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,'lnd. 
Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame  house;  rent 

$50  month;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  $4,500;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  ner  front  foot.  S  13. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  oottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  $2,600.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 

flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vincennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  10^,  price  $50,000.  A  first-class  Investment. 
See  owners  for  full  particulars.    L  11. 

nobth  side. 

Dayton  st.  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  S  story  brick  resi- 
dence; price  $5,500.     Address  B  90. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26  x  135;  3  story  and 
basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  .'J  years 
'ease  at  $1,400  per  year;  price  for  a  short  time  only 
$12,500,  %  cash.    Address  Z  33. 

Mvieion  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room  frame 
cottage;  Fine  come' to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,CO0 
cash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold  water, 
gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clark  st;  price  $2,5(0;  eaey  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158;  price  $11,000.  Address 
Z  33. 

WEST  SIDE. 

i  shland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76.  2-story  and  basement,  brick  with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,n00;  will  sell  for  $26,500;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  store?  or  flats.  Address  L  12. 
Jeautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $1,200 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enoumbranoe,  which  will 
be  extended  to  soit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.     Address  G12 

f  arroll  av,  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
j  34  6-l6xl(0   )  1  20x128  >    .  ,  , 
""^    1  29  3-10x100  n  35x128  f  ^''^    2-story  and 

casement  stone  front  houses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 
touses  cost  to  build.     Address  0  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  lipe  for  good 

improvemems.  tj  w  cor  Halsted  ana  Addison,  97^x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor  Wilson 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,0C0.  F  11 . 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,000  as  part  payment.  E  8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  bricks 
only  $i5,750,  a  bargain.  H.  S.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 
prior  |-;i.lOO.    Address  B  90. 

Union  Park  pi,  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 
\  34  6-10x10  I  >  j  :'iixl28    I     ...    „  . 

^  29  3-lOxlCO  5  135x128   [  2^'"'^  ^"""^  basement 

stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  houses 

cost.    Address  C  11 . 
Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 

from  Ogden  av  oars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L  12. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEVEBLY  HILLS. 

Beverly  Hills — One  beautiful  lot  26  ft  front  for  $630,  $25 
cash  balance  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  St.  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z33. 

CHICAGO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lot^  ind  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  beiow  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  building  and  loan  association  payable  in 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Ohioago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  lhat  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.     Choice  property.     Address  0  16. 

EDISON  PABE. 

Edison  Park — A  tirst-claes  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10".  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beantifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVEY . 

Academy  Addition,  60  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoUf-es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONGWOOD. 

LoDgwo.^d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rook  Islana 
depot,  60x190,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,      cash.    B  1. 

MOBOAN  PABE. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  $1,600 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRES  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lllnois  0  R  R.  Price  $500 
per  acre,  no  inonmbranoe.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lr.galle  st. 


Ravenswood— A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  683^x166,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravecswocd  vacant  and  improved. 
LiosD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park, 

WESTEBN  8PBINQS. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  50x200  each,  20,000  sqnarb 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 

WILMETTE. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beautiful  suburb  on 
lots  50x140  feet;  three  blocks  'rom  depot;  price  $2,600; 
serms  $250  cash,  balance  payablf^  |25  per  monih. 
Address  O  4. 

WINNETKA. 

Winnetka— Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  loaned  to  bulla.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  including  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  larfjing  from  $8  to$76  per  front  foot, 
40  minutes  trom  center  of  city  and  40  traines  a  day.  No 
house  built  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnat.. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  11  rooms; 
delightfully  situated  in  a  beautiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  oonrt  house;  terms  $1,000  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.    H  ""i. 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  Cottonwood,  gom,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 18(i.C0O  and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephont  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (100  tt 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

OOLOBADO . 

C  .lorado— For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonasses8able,in  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Creede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  246  acres  carefully  selected  aa  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  5CO,fl00  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,'i(iO  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to 
15,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.50.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

ILLINOIS . 

Illinois — New  60-barrel  cosiom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  bnilc  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,000.  in  best  part  of  State;  must  be. sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  much 
more  than  asked.    Address  8  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150-barrel  all  roller  floor  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  throughout;  perfect- 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  everyday; 
established  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  B  14. 

LAKE  FOBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exolnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,600  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


January  12,  1895, 


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TEXAS . 

Texas,  Foley  Oonnty. — Great  bargain  for  gala  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bail:i'iDg  or  honse 
and  lot  in  sabnrbs  or  a  good  basiness  in  Chicago.  Y  U  3 

MISOEI/LANEOUS  . 

85  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  C  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Barean, 

Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OCTSIDE. 


INDIANA . 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASEA. 

Western  Nebra8ka--Forsale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  sispnme 
incombranoe  or  pay  oart  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .aery, 
Chic8(?o, 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 


SOUTH  SICE. 

Ada  St,  8  e  oor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assame  reason- 
able incombranoe.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56n2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-8tory 
dwelhog  in  6-roo<n  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Ualsted  st,  near  lifih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  125^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  h%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  .^-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,000  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1. 

Madison  8t,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick ;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  oor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15, 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lyman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE, 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Oly bourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm,  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leiand,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37)^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,  as  bouses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ltjkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  ft,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $6,000. 
Price  $10,000.    8  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEBWZN. 

Berwyn— (On  the  0  B  &  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  building  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.    T  6, 


CliABENDON  HIIiI.8. 

Clarendon  Hills,  on  Burlington  road,  5-aore  blocks  of48, 
lots  in  each  block,  John  M,  Sbobist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street, 

downeb's  qbove. 
Downer's  Grove — Fine  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,000  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property,    M  11. 

ENGIiEWOOD . 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood.  III, 

Englewood— 3  lots,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  looated  West  Side  flat,    M  11, 

OAK  FABE, 

Oak  Park,  fine  13-room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  Or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  PHYAtL,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

bogebs  fabe. 

100-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,000,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  Close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBOIA . 

Georgia — 550-acre  ane  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  clear; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 

IliLINOIS  . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or. 
vacant,  fine  160- acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Franklin 
Co.  Rental  cash  $5.00  per  acre;  price  $8,000;  oleat. 
Address  W.  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
REAii  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-olass  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  %  iu 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages,    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  lo  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-story, 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity,    B  15, 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property,    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  othur  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred,    E  11, 

IiAKE  minnetonea. 
Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paner. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4.  or  ft'l  for  real  estate.    S  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
acerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Room  705, Unity  BIdg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5o  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  honse,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  And  see  samples.  Room  705 
79  Dearborn  st. 


PROPERTY  TO  LEASE. 

CITY, 


SOUTH  BIDE, 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olaaa 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12, 

SUBURBAN, 

AUBUEN  FABE, 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park,  State  terms  and  location, 
S  18, 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


CITY, 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  oflaoes  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  Honse.    Addresn  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

SOUTH  SIDE, 
Wanted. — Ihe  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W,  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55, 

NOBTH  SIDE, 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn.  North  or  South 
Side,  $5,000  to  $6,000,  1-lOth  cash,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16, 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,000  will  buy.  North 
Side  prefered.     State    location    and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16, 
WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000,    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain,    L  11, 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Olinton 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  building  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,500  for  oash.    8  1, 

OUTSIDE. 

ILLINOIS . 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  iaexchaage  for  city  property,  improved  an-" 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  oash.  Address  M  1,  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau . 

MICHIGAN. 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bkown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bnsineps  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Richabdson, 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity,    F  12, 


LOANS  WANTED. 

EVANSTON, 

We  have  many  good  applicitions  fo'  loans  on  Evanston 
preperty.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


west  side. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  until  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-olass  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  correspond 
ents  wanting  timber  lands,  orchards,  and  other  desirable 
Southern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  various 
states  South.  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  B  309. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  12,  1895. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Saocessors  to  Langhenry,  Evbds  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75)000  fo"  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
|3no,000  worth  of  firat-olass  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  distriot,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9^  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedaoted  from  amount  loaned.  For  partionlars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans,  a 


rancis  E.  Fea'bodj. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


H,  J.  FURBER,  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

113  Eandolph  St . 

CHICA<kO. 

Private  Safee  to  rent. 
t^.CO  to  tSn.UU  per  anoum 


Chicgig:o 

Directory 
Company 

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Clark,  ».  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts 

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"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
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10  15  26  35  60     B  iz  seats  $1. 


TiHany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTtlRERS  OF 


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BusinessBlocks, 
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IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 


First. — It  is  the  best  itnown  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiRr  -It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.— In  it  you  can  have  oflSces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented— everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth— A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procure  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth.— No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 
Room  207  Masonic  Temple. 


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"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
lyiantelsJiles.CeramicMosaics 

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Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
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Loans- 


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Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 

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Property, 

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Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t®  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

,  (Bicago.Ill. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  12.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


It  is  not  altogether  a  popular  fallacy  that  govern 
ment  can  bring  about  prosperity.  For  many  months 
now  running  into  years,  the  people  have  been  look 
ing  to  Washington  for  relief  from  their  financial  diS' 
tress.  Plan  after  plan  has  been  proposed.  Some  im 
portant  measures  have  been  enacted.  And  yet  the 
situation  is  scarcely  more  hopeful  now  thdU  it  was 
eighteen  months  ago.  Meanwhile  Congress  is  still 
discussing  measures  for  supposed  relief.  The  subject 
is  of  such  universal  interest  that  it  overshadows  every 
other.  No  other  question  is  worthy  of  discussion  at 
present. 

Two  important  items  are  involved  in  any  consider- 
ation of  the  prevailing  business  depression.  One  is 
the  currency;  the  other,  foreign  trade.  Each  is  in- 
timately associated  with  and  influenced  by  the  other 
Any  system  of  currency  must  have  reference  to  use 
in  foreign  exchanges  as  well  as  in  domestic  trade, 
and  our  business  relations  with  other  countries  can 
not  fail  to  be  influenced  somewhat  by  the  character 
of  our  circulating  medium.  But  whatever  that  char- 
acter may  be  it  cannot  seriously  interfere  with  for- 
eign exchange  in  the  long  run,  because  trade  is  after 
all  merely  a  system  of  barter  and  exchange. 

The  administration  has  suffered  defeat  of  its  cur- 
rency measure  in  the  house.  Evidently  some  plan 
radically  different  must  be  adopted  to  appease  all  fac- 
tions. Meanwhile  the  country  is  fast  drifting  to  a 
silver  basis.  Unless  something  radical  is  done  by 
Congress  within  a  very  few  months  gold  will  go  to  a 
premium,  and  our  currency  will  l)e  practically  upon  a 
silver  basis.  Gold  is  really  at  a  premium  now,  as  it 
is  being  hoarded  carefully  everywhere,  and  it  is  but 
a  step  to  an  actual  discrimination  in  favor  of  gold 
payments  in  all  business  transactions.  With  the 
treasury  gold  reserve  dwindling  at  the  rate  of  a  mil- 
lion dollars  a  day  it  will  require  an  issue  of  bonds 
every  six  weeks  to  stop  the  leak.  This  is  clearly  im- 
practicable. Yet  even  with  a  reserve  of  $100,000,000 
we  would  have  the  smallest  gold  stock  of  any  impor- 
tant gold  nation.  England  has  the  equivalent  of 
$165,000,000  and  France  $600,000,000.  These  large 
reserves  however,  could  not  be  maintained  at  all  if 
the  system  of  gold  payments  here  in  vogue  were  the 
rule  there.  As  stated  by  banker  Hendrix  on  the  floor 
of  the  house  the  bank  of  France  refuses  to  pay  on  its 
demand  obligations,  except  where  absolutely  neces- 
sary, more  than  5  per  cent  in  gold. 

Unless  some  greater  relief  than  the  present  admin- 
istration is  able  to  give  is  offered  soon  our  currency 
will  be  practically  on  a  silver  basis.  This  would  not 
be  as  bad  as  present  conditions  if  it  would  only  stay 
on  the  silver  basis.  Certainty  of  any  kind  is  much 
better  than  uncertainty,  and  it  does  not  appear  that 
those  nations  now  using  the  silver  b  tsis  are  seriously 
inconvenienced  by  it.  Mexico  is  certainly  no  worse 
off  than  we  are,  the  difference  in  the  exchange  being 
merely  an  inconvenience.  Relatively  to  commodities, 
Mexican  dollars  are  the  same  in  value  as  they  were 
before  1873,  while  American  dollars  have  doubled  in 
value.  That  is,  a  ton  of  wheat  or  a  bale  of  cotton 
will  command  as  many  dollars  as  ever  in  Mexico, 
while  they  will  command  only  half  as  many  in  the 
United  States.  The  result  is  that  when  a  mining 
operator  in  Mexico  buys  machinery  in  the  United 
States  say  at  $2,500,  he  must  pay  $5,000  for  it  in  his 
own  money.   This  discourages  trade,  and  Mexicans 


are  curtailing  foreign  purchases  as  much  as  possible; 
and  it  is  evident  that  if  our  currency  were  to  go  to  a 
silver  basis  it  would  stimulate  our  trade  with  all  the 
silver  using  countries.  But  it  is  not  necessary  to  go 
to  a  silver  basis  to  accomplish  this.  The  same  end 
can  be  attained  by  bimetallism,  which  is  most  likely 
to  be  the  outcome  of  the  present  controversy  in  Con- 
gress, at  least  in  a  measure 

Not  a  few  of  the  Republican  senators  and  repre- 
sentatives are  strongly  in  favor  of  free  silver  coinage, 
and  no  radical  financial  change  that  does  not  approx 
imate  to  this  can  be  put  through  the  present  Con 
gress.  The  pressure  to  pass  some  measure  of  relief  is 
becoming  stronger  and  stronger  as  the  condition  of 
the  national  treasury  becomes  more  desperate-  It  is 
only  a  question  of  time  when  Congress  will  be  com 
pelled  to  agree  on  a  course  of  action,  and  it  now 
seems  certain  that  nothing  short  of  bimetallism  or  a 
silver  basis  can  be  adopted.  In  the  opinion  of  very 
many  people,  either  alternative  would  be  beneficial, 
for  with  free  raw  materials  to  permit  of  competition 
with  European  countries  in  manufactures,  the  United 
States  would  soon  monopolize  the  foreign  trade  of 
entral  and  South  America,  China,  Japan  and  all  the 
silver  using  countries  of  the  world.  This  would  in- 
augurate an  era  of  prosperity  such  as  this  country 
has  never  known. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  acd  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  Jan.  5,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
jf  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres 
ponding  week  last  year. 


WEEK  ENDING 

WEEK  ENDING 

Per 

JAN.  5,  1895. 

JAN.  5,  1894.  oentage 

Ino. 

Deo. 

New  York .... 

B  515,641,515 

$  533,117,229 

3.2 

80,505,440 

87,205,796 

7.6 

90,401,704 

103,247,784 

12.4 

rnilaaelpDia. , 

71,2  X,ii2 

66.599,264 

6.9 

St.  Lonis    .  . 

24,075,615 

22,994,065 

4.7 

San  PraDoisoo. 

13,305,891 

12,528,000 

6.2 

Baltimore  .... 

10,932,021 

16,064,001 

27.  4 

Pittsburgh. . . . 

12,375.014 

11  7ft  1 

o ,  U 

Oinoinnati .... 

11,948,750 

13,3'^3,7no 

10.  1 

&aD8as  Oity  • . 

8,468,744 

3.6 

New  Orleans  . . 

10,619,461 

11,865,144 

10.5 

3,847,759 

7,239,039 

48.6 

Vlilwaakee .... 

4,145,875 

3,779,220 

9.6 

5.653,971 

4,765,680 

2.0 

Lionisvillei .  , . . 

5,045,855 

6,005,690 

16  9 

Vlinaeppolis  . , 

5,887.727 

6.937,353 

16.1 

3,633,971 

4,259,0i8 

14.6 

Providence  . . . 

5,601,100 

5,929,800 

6.5 

5,575,302 

4,880.668 

14.2 

6,567,826 

5,842,770 

12.3 

it.  Panl-  

4,093,730 

3,082,720 

32.7 

2,377,193 

2,277,838 

1.7 

ludianapolis. . 

3,553,913 

3,778,869 

6  9 

Uolnmbns  .... 

2.967,500 

3,242,700 

8.7 

2,998,990 

3,176,499 

5.5 

&iobmond  .... 

2,094,061 

2,787,649 

24.8 

Washington. .. 

1,736,695 

1,456,152 

19.2 

Dallas  

2,159,185 

2,042,486 

5.7 

it.  Joseph.  . .. 

1,401,761 

1,999,414 

29.9 

1,797,679 

1,686,000 

6.5 

Memphis   

1,549,228 

1,640,700 

6.6 

Portland  Oi*. 

1,089.983 

1,020,197 

6.9 

1,665,420 

1,762,811 

6.6 

L^ew  Haven. . . 

1,332,867 

1.483,743 

10.2 

Savannah   

2,261,474 

l,9ii9.466 

18.4 

Springfield. ... 

1,556.529 

1,672,457 

6.9 

1,339,361 

1,353,396 

1.0 

Portland  Me.. 

1,221,546 

1,402,197 

12.9 

1,343,768 

1,309,287 

2.5 

•Tort  VPorth... 

1,503,307 

1,397,724 

7.9 

1,210.070 

1,30^,640 

7.6 

Syracuse  .... 

988.460 

918,345 

7.6 

Oes  Moina3. . . 

941,677 

679,212 

38.5 

1-rand  ,»id8 

754.817 

795,995 

6.2 

396,181 

646,113 

38.7 

513.109 

55(1,618 

6.8 

Wilmington  Del 

692.712 

712,944 

2  9 

980.595 

981,444 

Nom 

Sioux  Oity... 

474,563 

702,971 

32.5 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,410,211 

649,364 

117.2 

375,044 

600,000 

25.0 

Saginaw  

282,035 

277,610 

1.8 

Spokane  .... 

289,P22 

342,370 

15.4 

Jaoksonyille. . 

389,735 

463.250 

15. 9 

Lincoln,  Neb. 

593,800 

736,336 

19.4 

New  Bedford.. 

431,538 

494,862 

12.9 

514,293 

351,356 

13.9 

Birmingham. . 

32<l,734 

304,190 

5.2 

525,736 

446,590 

17.7 

Lexington,  Ky. 

299,199 

471,457 

36.6 

Binghampton'i' 

324,700 

383,700 

15.6 

Bay  Oity*... 

266,078 

285,792 

6  9 

Fall  River*. . . 

1,2C9,336 

1,706,612 

40.8 

191,223 

160.214  13 

1 

Springfield*. . 

196,854 

208,713 

5.7 

153,100 

131,734 

15.9 

Sioax  Falls*. 

58,369 

No  returns 

74,987 

89,146 

16  0 

Hastings*. . . . 

68,320 

71,372 

4.2 

Ohattanooga*. 

188.294 

189,831 

1.5 

10.3,431 

No  returns 

Nashville*.... 

1,161,528 

988,467  14 

1 

Galveston*. . . 

6,738,475 

6,641.175  21 

6 

oait  LiaKe  (Jity . 

l.ibO.iOO 

No  returns 

Rookford  

177.641 

Helena*  

687,042 

305,166  1V5 

2 

Soranton*. . . . 

882.133 

No  retorcB 

Kalamazoo*. . 

24.5,025 

41 

Liittle  Rook*. . 

375,275 

tt 

Total,  D.  8.  %  944  978.348 
Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y.  429,437,333 


%  99",'<00.551 
457,683,323  6. 


Montreal  (Can) 
I'oronto  " 
Halifax,  " 
Hamilton*  "  . 
Winnipeg.  . 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA 


8.839  004 
5,3511.944 
1,079.821 
688.163 
1.233,450 


Total,  Can  ...  $11.091,3J0 
*Not  included  in  totals. 


I  9,325..'?43 
5,743.939 
l,ii8l,l<>6 
781.944 
l,-'0?;,5»4 

$16,932,332 


2.3 


4.6 


5.2 
6.8 


6.7 


ANALYSIS  OF  THE  BAN.C  CLEAR  NGS. 

It  would  be  folly  to  expect  an  increase  of  business 
on  a  falling  market.  Yet  that  is  just  what  one  would 
look  for  if  prophesies  of  improvement  are  to  be  be- 
lieved. On  the  contrary  prices  in  general  show  a 
constant  tendency  to  fall  lower  and  lower,  and  so 
long  as  this  tendency  continues  we  shall  be  compelled 
to  record  a  decreasing  volume  of  bank  clearings  as 
compared  with  previous  years.  The  week  under  con- 
sideration shows  a  falling  off  of  4.6  per  cent  from  the 
corresponding  week  in  1894,  which,  however,  was  a 
small  week  as  compared  with  the  years  '93  and  '92. 
No  further  proof  is  needed  therefore  to  show  that  a 
great  downward  movement  of  trade  has  been  and  still 
is  in  progress.  The  decrease  in  volume  of  business 
keeps  pace  with  falling  prices  of  all  commodities. 

Wheat  and  cotton  have  touched  the  lowest  prices 
ever  known  during  the  past  year.  The  cause  has 
been  ingeniously  attributed  to  over-production.  Jn 
reality  it  is  under  consumption.  The  average  indi- 
vidual has  been  wearing  old  clothes  for  a  year  or 
more,  and  can  tell  better  than  the  wise  economists 
the  cause  of  the  decrease  in  consumption  of  woolen 
and  cotton  goods  in  his  case.  The  same  economy  in 
clothing  has  extended  in  very  many  cases  to  food 
also,  and  wheat  has  suffered  accordingly.  Bat  aside 
from  these  considerations  there  is  another  very  im- 
portant cause  for  low  prices  in  the  increasing  scarcity 
and  value  of  the  world's  money  standard,  which  in 
reality  is  at  the  bottom  of  the  entire  business  de- 
pression. 

Eight  years  ago  prices  in  general  averaged  only 
73.69  per  cent  uf  the  prices  of  the  same  markets  Jan 
1,  ls60,  and  this  remained  the  lowest  point  ever 
touched  until  August,  1893,  when  the  average  fell  to 
72.76,  but  early  in  1894  prices  dropped  below  all  pre- 
vious records  and  have  never  recovered,  the  average 
Dec.  26  being  only  68.73  per  cent  of  the  prices  in  1880. 
The  fall  during  the  year  1894  was  5i  per  cent,  but 
very  unequal  in  different  branches.  In  iron  and  steel 
products  it  was  14  per  cent;  in  wool,  13  4  per  cent;  in 
woolens  and  cottons,  15  per  cent. 

During  the  latter  half  of  1894  an  increase  in  pro- 
duction was  noticed.  It  amounted  in  reality  to 
about  8  per  cent  over  the  same  period  in  189  ,  but 
consumption  has  not,  as  a  rule,  kept  pace  with  pro- 
duction, though  the  production  for  the  entire  year  is 
much  less  than  normal.  In  the  woolen  industry  the 
consumption  for  the  last  four  months  has  been  28  47 
per  cent  less  in  quantity  than  in  1892,  though  the 
value  of  the  product  has  decreased  so  much  that  in 
value  the  consumption  has  been  much  less. 

The  bank  clearings  afford  a  very  good  gauge  of  the 
amount  of  business  transacted  when  measured  in 
dollars  and  cents.  But  the  decrease  in  values  must 
be  taken  into  account  when  considering  the  real 
volume  of  trade  inasmuch  as  the  general  range  of 


32 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  12,  18«5. 


prices  has  fallen  since  a  year  ago  by  about  5i  per  cent, 
a  decrease  for  this  week  of  4.6  percent  would  indicate 
that  at  least  an  equal  volume  of  goods  are  now  being 
sold.  Yet  this  being  a  comparison  with  an  excep- 
tionally dull  year  does  not,  unfortunately,  afford  good 
ground  for  congratulation. 

The  most  encouraging  feature  of  the  market  re- 
ports is  the  decrease  in  stocks  of  almost  all  staples 
and  manufactured  products.  Traveling  salesmen 
are  unanimous  in  stating  that  they  have  never  before 
seen  the  stocks  of  country  merchants  so  low.  This 
was  evident  especially  in  holiday  goods  just  before 
the  close  of  the  year  Jobbers  of  such  lines  as 
jewelry,  for  instance,  were  overwhelmed  with  orders 
for  a  few  weeks  because  dealers  all  over  the  country 
were  existing  from  hand  to  mouth,  as  it  were,  with- 
out laying  in  any  considerable  stock  of  goods.  If 
conditions  could  now  be  changed  to  bring  about  a 
rising  market  there  would  be  such  a  boom  in  mer- 
cantile circles  as  has  never  been  seen  in  this  country. 
But  this  can  not  be  accomplished  in  the  present 
state  of  our  currency. 

Just  at  present  the  most  prosperous  cities  are  those 
nearest  to  rich  agricultural  sections,  where  farmers 
have  been  favored  with  good  crops,  and  where  trans- 
portation to  and  from  markets  is  not  so  difHcult  as 
to  hinder  trade.  Take,  for  example,  Los  Angeles, 
Cal.  The  week  shows  an  increase  over  last  year  of 
117.2  per  cent.  Here  is  an  extensive  fruit  region 
growing  rapidly  and  all  tributary  to  Los  Angeles. 
Its  prosperity  is  not  dependent  on  our  foreign  rela- 
tions. The  same  is  true  of  Helena,  Mont.  Her 
clearings  have  increased  as  compared  with  the  week 
a  year  ago  by  125.2  per  cent.  This  city  is  a  represent- 
ative western  town  that  is  growing  by  reason  of  the 
rapid  increase  in  population  of  a  great  territory  of 
which  it  is  ttie  business  center. 


50 
11 
275 
940 


Carrots 
Pears 
Melons 
Oats 


250  bags  Rice 
1,425  cords  Wood 
5,400     Empty  bbls 
237  doz  Eggs 


COMMODITIES  SHIPPED. 


BUSINESS  AT  THE  PORT  OF  CALUMET. 


SOUTH  BRANCH  LOSES  MILLIONS  OF  TONNAGE,  PBO- 
DUCE  AND  OTHER  COMMODITIES  SHIPPED  TO 
SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

About  two  years  ago  the  Journal  called  attention 
to  the  urgent  demand  for  more  dockage  facilities  than 
were  afforded  by  the  Chicago  river,  and  the-hindrance 
to  tratBc  caused  by  the  swinging  bridges.  So  great 
was  the  annoyance  at  street  crossings  on  the  South 
branch  that  the  closing  up  of  the  bridges  and  the  re- 
moval of  the  lumber  yards  to  the  Calumet  region  were 
threatened  measures  for  a  long  time.  In  spite  of  the 
meager  appropriations  by  the  government  from  time 
to  time  to  make  needed  harbor  improvements,  the 
business  of  the  Port  of  Calumet  has  already  assumed 
large  proportions.  The  following  statement  by  the 
collector  of  the  port  at  South  Chicago  will  show  more 
forcibly  than  words  what  importance  should  be  at- 
tached to  this  as  a  harbor  and  main  shipping  port  for 
all  of  the  territory  south  of  Lake  street: 

SOUTH  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  31,  1894. 

Statement  of  business  at  the  Port  of  Calumet  for 
the  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1894. 

Entered,  propellers;  511 

"      schooners   237 

748 

Cleared,  propellers  501 

"      Sohooner  234 

735 

Total  1,483 

COMMODITIES  RECEIVED. 

870,386  Tons  Iron  Ore  48,874,815  Ft  Lumber 

117,048  "     Coal  28,315,000  Pes  Shingles 

44,382  "     Lump  Salt  13,838,000  "  Lath 
1,900  "    Rock  Plaster     302,416  bbls  Salt 

120  "    Malt  1,650   "  Cement 

112  "    Machinery  1,490   "  Whiting 

1  "    Christmas  trees    1,200   "  Plaster 

375  "   Merchandise  660   "  Rosin 

11,174  pkgs        "  1   "  Cider 

6,110  bu  Potatoes  46  plates  Iron 

9,565  "    Apples  12,000       Cedar  ties 

660  "    Grapes  ,7,000         "  posts 

30  "   Onions  1,900  coils  Rope 


3,613,000  bu  Barley 
2,649,152  "  Corn 
2,132,714  "  Oats 
887,500  "  Wheat 
11,000  bbls  Salt 
400  "  Flour 
500  sacks  Flour 
300  boxes  washing  soda 


11,952  Tons  Steel  billets 
i2.,lM    "     R  R  Iron 
400    "    Pig  Iron 
.500    "    Barb  wire 
110   "  Package  frgt 
10,000  kegs  Nails 
500  tubs  Lard 
1  dredge  and  5  scows 


In  an  article  descriptive  of  the  Calumet  Distribt  a 
contemporary  has  the  following  to  say  about  the 
shipping  and  manufacturing  facilities  in  the  Calu- 
met region; 

"At  the  junction  of  four  railroads  in  the  Calumet 
district  are  located  the  towns  of  Riverdale  and  Dol- 
ton  with  a  popolation  of  3,000  as  compared  with  1,500 
Ave  years.ago  and  with  a  corresponding  increase  in 
population  and  development  in  the  manufacturing 
towns  which  surround  them.  Pullman,  Harvey  and 
West  Pullman  are  maintaining  their  positions  as 
prominent  manufacturing  towns,  and  more  atten- 
tion is  being  paid  to  this  section  than  to  any  other 
by  manufacturers  who  are  looking  for  desirable  sites 
near  Chicago.  With  the  exception  of  Hammond, 
there  is  no  more  important  railroad  center  than  at 
Riverdale  and  Dolton  The  Illinois  Central,  Big 
Four,  St.  Louis  &  Pittsburg,  Eastern  Illinois  and 
Calumet  Terminal,  three  trunk  lines  and  a  belt  rail- 
road, form  a  junction  at  this  point  and  afford  every 
advantage  required  for  shipping  by  rail.  Two  of 
the  railroads  are  prominent  coal  lines  and  fuel  for 
manufacturing  plants  can  thus  be  secured  as  cheaply 
as  at  any  other  point  in  the  vicinity  of  Chicago. 
Fuel  oil  will  also  be  available.  The  Calumet  river, 
navigable  to  Riverdale,  affords  additional  important 
shipping  facilities.  Manufacturers  will  appreciate 
the  fact  that  Riverdale  is  an  established  town  with 
schools,  churches  and  ordered  socieiy  already  there, 
in  addition  to  the  advantages  offered  by  the  rail- 
roads and  river,  above  mentioned.  The  preliminary 
work  of  establishing  a  town  and  securing  railroads 
has  all  been  done  The  large  owners  of  property 
are  prepared  to  make  liberal  inducements  in  the 
way  of  land  and  money.  An  investigation  of  the 
merits  of  this  point  is  desired  from  concerns  of  good 
standing.  The  manufacturing  establishments  al- 
ready located,  comprising  the  Hayt  &  Alsip  Com 
pany.  Hack  &  Rush  Planing  Mill,  May  Purington 
Bonner  Company,  Riverdale  Distillery,  S  W  Colwell 
&  Bros.,  and  the  lumber  yards,  are  running  their 
usual  capacity  and  some  with  increased  forces. 

The  tonnage  ;and  commodities  shipped  will  show 
a  still  greater  increase  at  the  end  of  the  present 
year. 


Norwood,  Ohio. — Proposals  will  be  received  nntil  Janu- 
ary 22, 1895,  by  W.  E.  Wiohgar,  village  clerk,  for  ihe  por 
chase  of  |5,001.'^0  of  6  per  cent  Cortland  Avenne  improve- 
ment  bonds.  The  pecarities  will  be  dated  January  3, 
1896,  and  will  mature  in  equal  installments  in  from  one  to 
ten  years. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. — At  a  recent  session  of  Philadelphia 
common  coanoil  a  loan  bill  was  introdooed  authorizing  the 
borrowing  of  $2,400,000  for  the  following  purposes;  |500,- 
000  for  repaying  with  improved  pavements  streets  not 
occupied  by  passenger  railways;  $400,000  for  the  construc- 
tion of  new  bridges;  $400,000  for  main  sewers;  $375,000 
for  extension  of  water  works;  $225,000  for  the  extension 
of  the  gas  works,  and  $500,000  for  the  erection  of  new 
school  bouses. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Proposals  will  be  received  nntil  January 
21,  1895.  by  James  H.  Pheatt,  city  auditor,  for  the  purchase 
of  $23,000  of  il4  per  cent  bridge  bonds,  dated  December 
1,  1894,  and  running  20  years,  and  $200,0(  0  4  per  cent 
bridge  bonds,  dated  February  1,  1895,  and  runniog  3(i 
years.  Interest  on  the  loacs  will  be  payable  semi  annu- 
ally, both  principal  and  interest  to  be  payable  at  the  Im- 
porters &  Traders'  National  Bank,  New  York.  Bidders 
will  be  required  to  state,  in  addition  to  par  and  accrued 
interest,  sDch  premium  as  they  may  offer,  the  amount  of 
the  premium  must  be  specified  plainly  in  writing.  The 
bidders  will  also  be  required  to  deposit  with  each  proposal 
an  amount  of  money  or  a  certified  check,  ''drawn  without 
condition  as  to  payment,"  on  some  respoubible  bank  of 
the  City  of  Toledo,  equal  to  at  least  5  per  cent  of  the  par 
value  of  the  bonds  bid  for. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


Including  last  quotations  given. 


Kaiise  for  the  weeu, 


BANK  STJOKS.    Par  $100. 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Banking  Co  

Bome  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings..., 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northweftern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Oalumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Co  let  M  5-20  5s  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68 .  . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Ohioago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  59  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s ... .  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ... .  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 
Consamers  Gas  1st  M  58. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  Ss  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  ^i^oO 

N  Chi  City  Ry  i%B  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  let  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5b1900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  5s ... .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


Amonnt 

A.nl 

Bid 

ijHp  ^tock . 

Asked 

1  000  000 

7<{ 

120 

1  000  000 

6% 

103 

700  000 

6% 

•100 

500  000 

■250 

1  000  000 

10% 

•285 

2  000  000 

G% 

127 

135 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

S% 

600  000 

G% 

120 

3  000  000 

12% 

•280 

500  000 

tuo 

•110 

1  000  000 

t99 

99 

300  OOO 

8% 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

\0% 

350 

500  000 

6% 

tl35 

200  000 

s% 

fioo 

500  000 

20% 

2  001 1  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

10% 

tl80 

1  000  000 

8% 

1  000  000 

12% 

1245 

■f235 

750  000 

f240 

1  000  000 

12^ 

1  000  000 

200  000 

6^ 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  P0( 

8^ 

tl25 

500  000 

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Bid 

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$     350  COO 

1  250  000 

•)-89 

t93 

1  260  000 

2  000  OOO 

98 

1<  0 

3  166  000 

300  000 

■f-100 

tioi 

581  000 

106 

107 

2  206  000 

83M 

85 

7  500  000 

71 

75 

3  000  000 

50 

62M 

4  619  50(1 

loiM 

102 

400  000 

ti09i 

1  250  000 

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TI02 

25U  000 

93 

900  000 

1(0 

1  600  0' d 

650  000 

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600  000 

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tl'  li 

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4  546  000 

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600  000 

105 

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1  850  000 

tioi 

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2  350  000 

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3  400  000 

t91 

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217  000 

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4  100  000 

102^ 

1031^ 

1  500  000 

lOC^ 

101 

2  000  000 

1021^ 

103 

1  000  000 

427  000 

98 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co. . . . 
American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  O  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Obi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  8  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Ohioago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"       Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  Pack  fr:  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amoant 

Aul 

Oap  atock'. 

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Bid 

Aeked 

$  1  250  000 

6^ 

6  000  000 

28 

30 

3  569  650 

57 

59 

10  000  000 

"5% 

51 

54 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£625  000 

'1% 

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8% 

28 

29M 

£200  OOO 

10^ 

45 

46M 

£200  000 

8% 

53 

54 

7  500  000 

IBM 

9  OOO  000 

12% 

320 

325 

500  000 

25  000  OOO 

1  000  000 

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3  280  200 

12% 

1?6 

1200 

9  000  000 

10% 

146 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

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£450  000 

9M 

lOM 

£400  000 

22>^ 

24 

January  12,  18.5 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


33 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Soboenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Soboenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Bisoait  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  B  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

PoUman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Qnarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insprance  Co  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares,  t^^ast  qnotations  given. 


£775  000 

7% 

4-1  o 

tl3 

4*1  A 

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£775  000 

s% 

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£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  000 

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10  000  000 

57 

57 

500  000 

30^ 

5  500  000 

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259 

260^ 

2  500  000 

7% 

114 

115 

18  000  000 

19 

30  000  OCO 

8? 

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68 

1  600  000 

7% 

600  000 

10% 

1  260  000 

13  189  000 

tl3Ci 

2  250  000 

58 

feo 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  28      Diamond  Match  Co,  111.1443^ 

Oal  &  Chi  C  Jfc  D  Co  56^  Lake  Street  Elevated. .  .7^ 


Brew  &  Malt  Co  11^ 

"          Pfd  ... .  28 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .45 
"      Pfd. 63 
Chicago  Gas  Co  77 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  ....  11 
Pfd. 28 

N  Y  Bisonit  Co  62 

N  Chi  St  R  R  250% 


Street's  W  8  C  Line 


.16j 


Chi  &  8  8  Rap  T  Co  . . . .  13^  W  Chi  St  R  R  117 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  January  5,  1894. 


TEST1BN  STONE  00. 

50  59 

NEW  YOBS  BISCUIT  00. 

75  55 

OHI.  PACE.  &  PEOV.  GO. 
110  46 

stbebt's  w  cab  line. 

1  17 

60— ac't  17 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  II/L. 
25  U6 

63    147 

INTEB.  pack.  &  PBOV.  00. 

25  10 

50— ao't   .9 

100— ac't  91^ 

50— ao't  10>£ 

LAKE  BT  ELEVATED  R  B. 

26  101^ 

20  10  J4 

226  10% 

50  101-^ 

100— ao't  10% 

200— aoot  1014 

100— ao't  10% 

200  -ac't  10>^ 

50— ac't  10^ 

50— ao't  10^ 


NO.  OHI.ST.  B.  B.  00. 

6— cash  264 

150— ao't  269}^ 

CAL.  &  CHI.  OANAI.  &  DCOE. 

450  -ao't  56 

60— ac't  67 

50— ao't  67^ 

OHI  AND  B  8  BAP  TBAN  CO 

35   ,  

60  16% 

60  15% 

150— ac't....   15ii 

1250— ao't  15;^ 

200— ac't  U}i 

50— ao't  15% 

150— ao't  16^ 

350— ao't  15% 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  B. 


100. 
106. 
5. 

100. 
74. 
8. 


.120^ 
.120% 
.121 

.121>^ 
.122 


150— ao't  126 

400— ao't  120% 

450— ao't  121 

60— ac't  1213^ 

350— ao't  1213^ 

100— ao't  121>4 

60— ao't  121% 


Monday,  January  7,  1894. 


OBNTBAIi  UNION  TEL.  00. 

20  63 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  551^ 

OHI  PACK  &  PBOV  CO. 

4  46 

OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK 

100— ao't  663^ 

STBEBES'S  W.  CABLING. 

18  17 

INIBB.  PACE.  &  FBOV.  00. 

27  93^ 

10  10 

50— ao't  -..9M 

DIAMOND  MAI  OH  CO,  ILL. 
169  144 

80  1443^ 

5  145 

6C0 — aoct  144 

100— ao't  14434 

60— acot  1441^ 

LAKE  ST  .  ELEVATED  E  .  E . 
266  10 

26  1014 

1  10}4 

10  10% 

300— aoct  10 

400— ao't  103^ 

300— ao't  


NO.  CHI.  ST.  E.  E.  CO. 

30  260 

26  259^ 

5  260^ 

CHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
167  ......15 

50  153^ 

10  1534 

200— ao't  14% 

400— ao't  15 

360— ao't  153^ 

60 — ao't  1534 

200— ao't  153^ 

100— aoct  15% 

50— ao't  15% 

100— ao't  15% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 

10  12134 

12  i2i>i: 

21  121% 

99  122 

55  1223^ 

65  12234 

78  1223I 

150 — ao't  121 

550— ao't  1213^ 

50— ac't  121% 

250— ao't  121% 

400— ao't  122 

350— ao't  12234 

250— ao't  122?^ 


Tuesday,  January  8,  1894. 


CENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00 
20  54 

btbeet's  w.  cab  line. 

100  17 

50— ao't  17 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

210  260 

50— ao't  260 

INTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

65  10 

60  1034 

OAL.  &  CHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 
15  68 

100— ao't  57 

60— ac't  573^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  E.  B. 

10  9% 

235  10 

20  103^ 

121  lOM 

20  10»^ 

25  10% 

ICO— ac't  9% 

100— ao't  9% 

4(10— ao't  10 

600— ao't  103^ 

450— ao't  1034 


DIAMOND  MATCH  OO.,  ILL. 

36  146 

150— ao't  145 

100— ao't  146 

60— ao't  146}^ 

CHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00 

60  153^ 

400— ao't  I63/2 

450— ac't  15^ 

100— ao't  15% 

W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  E 

220  

100  

30  

6  

72  

70  

15  

10  

650— ao't   120 

160— ao't  120> 

260— acot  12034 

150— ao't  1201^ 

60— ao't  120% 

60— ao't  120% 

400— ao't  121 

100— ao't  131^ 

350— ao't  12134 

100— ao't  121?^ 


.120 

.12014 

.1203^ 

.120% 

.121 

.12134 

.121^ 

.122 


Wednesday,  January  9,  1895. 


CHI.  CITY  e'y. 

10  320 

^ESTEEN  STONE  00. 

100  593^ 

O.  &  O,   C.   &  DOCK 

50— ao't  57 

INT.  PACK.  &  PEOV.  00. 
10  10 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

10  259 

50— ao,t  259% 

50— aoot  259% 

CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
160  15 

62  1534 

100  15}| 

50..  15% 

60— ao't  .  .  93^  1250  --ac't  16 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO..  -         i ! ! wv.-:]^ 

20  1453£  100— ao't  163^ 

50— ao't  145>^    50— ao't  15% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  E.        250  BO't  15% 

10  8  W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

30  83^     8  1173^ 

142    834  223  118 

50  83^    65  1181^ 

30  8%    42  11831 

20  8%    25  118% 

30    9       10  118% 

94  9M  215  119 

130  9]4    60_ao't  1173^ 

110  9%  350— ac't  117% 

150— ao't  8     150— ao't  117% 

850— ao't  83^1050— ac't  118 

200-ao't  8ii  i50_ao't  1183^ 

200— ao't  83^  200— ao't  118^ 

100— ao't  9     450— ao't  118^ 

500— ao't  934  100— aoot  118% 

400— ao't  94    50— ao't  118^ 

350— ao't  9%  200— ao't  118% 

60 -ao't  9%    50— ao't  118% 

150— ao't  9%  850— ao't  119 

Thursday,  January  lO,  1894. 


OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00. 

50— ao't  67 

50— ao't  57 

INTEB   PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

3  93^ 

50  9% 

100— ao't...,   93^ 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00,,  ILL. 

2  1443^ 

10  1453I 

20  146 

60— ao't  146 

NO.  CHI.   ST.   E.  E  00. 

5   256 

25  258 

150— ao't  253 

160— ao't  255 

60— ao't  2563^ 

50— ao't  257 

50— ao't   -  2573^ 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

6  7% 

100  7% 

126  8 

200   83^ 

23  8% 

123  8% 

60— ao't  7% 


STBEET  3  W.  CAB  LINE. 

20  17 

15P— ao't   17 

OHI.  &  S.  S.   BAP.  TraN.  CO. 

60  13% 

60  13% 

86  14 

65  143^ 

60  145^ 

2  14% 

260— ao't  133I 

50— ac't  13% 

550— ao't  13% 

360— ao't  13% 

700— ao't  14 

250— ao't  14^ 

250— ao't  143i 

60— ao't  14% 

100— ao't  14% 

400— ao't  14% 

W.  CHI.  BTBEET   E    B . 


60. 
10. 
67. 

25. 

1. 

1 . 


.117 

.117% 

.118 

.1183i 

.119 

.120 


50— ao't  1163^ 

50— ao't  1165^ 


300— ao't  7%  200— ao't  116% 

260— ao't  7%  100— ao't  H6% 

650— ao't  8     550— ao't  in 

60— ao't  83^1000— ao't  .'  ii8 

100— ac't  834  250— ao't  118 

960— ac't  83|  150— ao't  11834 

50— ao't  8%  160— ao't  USil 

100— ao't...   8%  100— ac't  II85I 

60— ac't  8% 

Friday,  January  I  I,  1894. 


OHI.  OUT  b't. 
10  316 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

3  144 

INTEB.   PACK.   &  PEOV 

50  

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

100— acot  ,  29 

CHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

35  


00 


W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

16  1163^ 

l^,  116% 

II  •  116% 

69  117 

150— ao't  1163^ 

93^    50— ao't  iie% 

50— ao't  1165^ 

900— ao't  116% 

100— aoot  116% 

450 — ao't  117 

.453^    50— aoot  1171^ 


btbeet's  W .    CAE  LINE         350 — ao't  117^ 

IfiT/  150— aoot  1173^ 

lY^    50— ao't.:  117% 


26  

26  

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  DOCK. 

65  57 

250— ao't  663^ 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100  250 


100— ao't  Il75i 


CHI.  Ss  8. 

10.... 
21.... 
16.... 

10  


76. 


'8 

BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

 12% 

 13 

 133^ 

1334 


50— ao't  26034  30 

50— ao't  250%  16 

100— ao't  251 


260^    16  13^ 

 13% 

 13^ 

16  13% 

5  14 

50— cash  14 

7M    50— ao't  125^ 

'7S  160— ao't   12% 

7%  200— ao't  .■!l2% 

7%  860-ao't  13 

7^  400— ao't  131^ 

"      150— ao't  1334 

ao't  ISI4 

 13% 

 52 


LAKE  ST,  ELEVATED   E.  E. 

25  

35  

100  

150  

1  

6  8 

160— ao't  73^  500 

250-ao't   7%  300-ao't 

250— ao't   .7%  460— ao't 

250— ao't  7%  500— ao't   13% 

300-ao't  8     500-ao't   ....  :i4  ' 


NEW  WEST  SIDE  RAILWAYS. 


A  communication  was  received  from  the  Chicago 
General  Railway  Company,  in  which  it  is  stated  that 
the  company  accepts  the  ordinance  passed  by  the 
Council  Dec.  10  granting  the  company  the  right  to 
construct  and  operate  a  railway  on  Homan  avenue 
from  West  Twenty- third  street  to  West  Twenty-flfth 
street. 

Alderman  Sayle,  of  the  Twenty-eighth  ward,  in- 
troduced an  ordinance  granting  permission  to  the 
Ogden  Street  Railway  company  to  lay  down,  con- 
struct and  operate  for  a  period  of  twenty  years  a 
street  railway  on  Ogden  avenue  from  West  Fortieth 
street  to  West  Forty-sixth  street,  on  West  Twenty- 
sixth  street  from  West  Fortieth  street  to  West  Forty- 
fourth  street,  and  on  Thirty-flrst  street  from  West 
Fortieth  street  to  West  Forty-fourth  street.  The  or- 
dinance provides  that  electric,  horse  or  cable  shall  be 
the  power  used  to  propel  cars  and  it  is  required  that 
at  least  two  miles  of  single  track  shall  be  built  and 
in  operation  within  two  years  under  penalty  of  for- 
feiture of  the  franchise.  It  is  also  provided  that  at 
once  upon  the  laying  of  the  track  the  company  shall 
pave  with  wooden  blocks  the  center  sixteen  feet  of 
the  streets  where  double  tracks  are  laid,  and  eight 
feet  for  single  tracks.  It  is  also  provided  that  after 
the  expiration  of  five  years  from  the  date  of  the  pas- 
sage of  the  ordinance  the  company  shall  annually  pay 
to  the  city  in  addition  to  an  annual  license  fee  of  $50 
per  car  a  percentage  of  the  gross  receipts  from  the 
operation  of  the  road  as  stated,  and  of  the  extension 
of  the  same  on  Ogden  avenue,  Thirty-flrst,  Twenty- 
flfth,  Twenty-sixth  and  Twelfth  streets,  in  the  town 
of  Cicero,  to  Harlem  avenue.  The  percentage  per 
year  is  arranged  as  follows:  Fourteen  per  cent  for 
flve  years,  i  per  cent  for  the  following  period  of  five 
years,  f  per  cent  for  the  last  period  of  flve  years. 
The  company  is  required  to  accept  or  reject  the  ordi- 
nance within  thirty  days  and  flle  a  bond  of  $5,000 
with  the  city  comptroller. 
The  annual  meeting  of  the  stockholders  of  the  Chi- 


34 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  12,  18<.5 


cago  GeneralRailway  Company  and  the  West  anl 
South  Towns  Street  Railway  company,  respectively, 
will  be  held  in  the  offices  at  the  new  power  plant, 
Thirtieth  street  and  Kedzie  avenue,  on  Monday,  Jan. 
14,  at  2:30  o'clock  for  the  election  of  a  board  of  direc- 
tors and  the  transaction  of  such  other  business  as 
may  be  presented. 

"The  new  power  plant  and  the  finest  electric  rail- 
way train  on  earth  will  then  be  ready  for  inspection. 
This  train  will  consist  of  one  motor  and  three  forty- 
foot  trailer  cars.  The  entire  train  will  be  vestibuled. 
and  will  be  equipped  with  the  electric  brake,  under 
the  control  of  the  motor-man  in  his  vestibuled  cab. 
The  color  of  the  train  is  a  royal  blue." 


been  elected  for  the  position.  His  administration 
will  have  the  support  of  all  the  members.  Wednes- 
day's contest  was  carried  on  in  the  most  friendly 
way,  and  no  hard  feelings  will  be  entertained  by  the 
defeated  party. 

The  popularity  of  Mr.  Smith  extends  throughout 
the  range  of  his  business  acquaintance. 


CHICAGO  MERCHANTS    WILL  ESTABLISH 
STOF?ES  IN  NEW  YORK. 


TWO  MORE  SALES  ON  STATE  STREET. 

On  Tuesday,  of  this  week,  the  well-known  real 
estate  firm  of  Barnes  &  Parish  closed  the  sale  of  the 
property  known  as  No  387  South  State  street,  for 
$43,750.   This  amount  was  all  paid  in  cash,  being 
$40,000  for  the  ground  and  $3  7^0  for  the  building. 
The  lot  is  20xl38ifeet  in  dimensions  and  the  building 
Is  an  unpretentious  structure  of  the  dimensions  of 
about  20x70  feet,  three  stories  high  above  the  base 
ment;  built  of  brick  with  stone  front.   The  property 
was  sold  for  the  Merckle  estate  to  Samuel  Stein,  of 
Chicago.  The  seller  was  represented  by  Julius  Rosen 
thai.    The  property  is  located  260  feet  south  of  Harri- 
son street  and  fronts  west.   Although  the  building  is 
of  minor  importance  it  will  not  be  torn  down  at  pres 
ent  nor  for  some  time  to  come.   It  is  the  intention, 
however,  of  the  purchaser  to  make  some  needed  im- 
provements and  general  repairs.   It  is  a  little  below 
the  boundary  of  first  class  central  property  on  the 
South  Side  and  is  considered  cheap  even  for  that 
qiiarter. 

This  may  be  regarded  as  a  breakover  the  forbidden 
line  which  bounds  the  best  retail  section  of  Chicago. 
It  is  the  signal  for  a  farther  advance  to  the  south 
ward  to  accommodate  the  rapidly  growing  trade  on 
the  street  that  is  destined  to  become  the  Broadway 
of  Chicago. 

The  other  sale  which  has  been  under  negotiation 
for  some  time  is  notyet  consummated  and  the  parties 
interested  will  not  disclose  the  particulars.  The 
property  in  question  is  located  on  State  street  between 
Adams  and  Monroe  and  involves  a  consideration  of 
nearly  $200,000. 


CHICABO  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 


The  leading  topic  of  discussion  in  real  estate  cir 
cles  is  the  annual  election  of  the  Real  Estate  Board 
held  on  Wednesday  of  this  week.  In  lasi  week's  issue 
of  the  Journal,  was  published  a  complete  list  of  the 
names  of  the  members  of  the  Board  placed  in  nomi 
nation  for  the  year  1895.  Joseph  Donnersberger's 
name  headed  the  regular  ticket,  but  the  friends  of 
Dunlap  Smith  brought  his  name  prominently  before 
the  meeting.  The  fact  that  both  men  were  popular 
as  well  as  able,  made  the  chief  interest  centre  on  the 
election  of  president 

The  Post  says:  "The  official  ticket  is  always 
made  up  by  thu  ex  presidents  of  the  board,  and  has 
an  immense  amount  of  prestige  on  that  account. 
The  full  weight  of  this  prestige  was  thrown  to  the 
Donnersberger  ticket  in  the  contest  and  it  received 
the  entire  strength  of  what  is  known  as  the  con 
servative  element  of  the  board.  Not  content  with 
giving  the  ticket  the  weight  of  its  quiet  influence, 
the  wing  of  the  membership  got  out  a  circular  call 
ing  the  attention  of  the  members  to  the  contest  in 
progress  and  urging  them  to  preserve  inviolate  the 
traditions  of  the  body  by  electing  the  official  ticket 
by  a  decided  majority.  It  sought  to  impress  all  with 
the  necessity  of  securing  a  full  vote,  and  urged  each 
not  to  neglect  the  duty  devolvivg  upon  him." 

The  result  was  received  with  the  liveliest  satisfao 
tion  on  boih  gides.  The  opponents  of  Mr.  Smith 
freely  acknowledged  that  he  is  in  every  way  worthy 
of  the  honor  which  has  been  conferred  upon  him  and 
that  he  will  conserve  the  dignity  and  usefulness  of 
the  organization  as  well  as  any  man  who  could  have 


Two  of  the  larger  dry  goods  flrns  of  Chicago  and 
possibly  a  third  will  shortly  establish  stores  in  New 
York.  Two  blocks  and  a  half  on  Sixth  avenue  have 
been  secured  at  a  cost  of  over  S6,000,000,  and  when 
the  new  buildings  shall  have  been  erected  the  sum  in- 
vested will  be  nearly  |9.000,000.  The  enterprising 
firms  are  Siegel,  Cooper  &  Co.  and  jlorgenthau,  Bau- 
land  &  Co.  The  name  of  the  third  firm  has  not  been 
disclosed.  When  the  stores  are  erected  on  Sixth  av- 
enue, between  Seventeenth  and  Twentieth  streets,  a 
retail  business  center  will  have  been  established 
greater  in  magnitude  than  any  in  the  world.  Work 
on  the  buildings  will  begin  about  May  1,  but  several 
houses  will  be  vacated  before  that  time  and  will  be 
torn  down  as  soon  as  vacated. 

This  is  another  exhibition  of  the  enterprise  of  Chi 
cago  men  and  is  a  fair  offset  to  the  movement  here  of 
the  New  York  Syndicate  represented  by  A.  M.  Roths- 
child, who  have  leased  for  fifteen  years  the  entire 
block  on  the  east  side  of  State  street,  from  Van  Bu- 
ren  to  Jackson  street  with  the  exception  of 
the  corner  store  occupied  by  Spaulding  &  Co. 
As  some  of  the  present  tenants  now  hold  on  leases 
which  will  not  expire  until  May  1,  1896,  the  plans  of 
the  syndicate  cannot  be  fully  developed  until  that 
time.  There  will  then  be  erected  on  the  block  one  of 
the  largest  department  stores  in  the  world,  backed  by 
a  company  having  a  capital  of  $15,000,000. 

The  many  Chicago  real  estate  men  who  have  New 
York  business  connections  will  be  interested  in  the 
details  of  the  sale  of  the  Herald  Building  in  that 
city,  for  James  Gordon  Bennett,  to  H.  O.  Havemeyer> 
who  will  convert  the  structure  now  on  the  ground 
into  a  sixteen-story  office  building.  The  price  paid  is 
said  to  be  Utile  short  of  $1,000,000.  The  five  story 
marble  front  building  has  long  been  a  landmark  and 
covers  a  plot  69.3  in  two  lines  on  Broadway,  82  9  on 
Ann  street,  54  5  in  the  rear  and  103  on  the  south  side 
The  property  has  been  on  the  market  for  some  time 
or  since  before  the  removal  of  the  Herald  to  the  new 
uptown  quarters  of  the  paper,  but  the  price  asked, 
$1,250,000,  was  so  large  as  to  discourage  probable  pur 
chasers. 

Adler  &  Sullivan,  of  this  city,  have  been  retained 
to  prepare  plans  for  a  fine  bank  and  office  structure  at 
the  southwest  corner  of  Pearl  and  Church  streets  in 
Buffalo,  New  York,  for  a  corporation  in  which  Colo 
nel  George  M.  Moulton,  of  this  city,  is  interested 
The  building  will  be  thirteen-stories  and  basement 
high,  93  by  116  feet,  absolutely  fire  proof,  with  steel 
and  iron  skeleton  and  fronts  largely  of  tile  and  .^^tone 
It  will  have  marble  wainscoting  and  mosaic  floors 
electric  light,  vaults,  four  high  speed  electric  eleva- 
tors, automatically  regulated,  low  pressure  steam 
heat,  and  hot  and  cold  water  supply.  The  steel  frame 
work  is  to  be  covered  on  the  street  fronts  with  terra 
cotta,  and  the  elevator  and  stair  shafts  with  enam 
eled  brick.   In  the  rest  of  the  building  the  inc  osure 
of  the  steel  skeleton  and  the  filling  between  floor 
will  be  either  hollow  tile  or  concre^.e.   Building  oper 
ations  will   begin  about   Feb.  1.     The  Guaranty 
Construction  Company,  of  this  city,  has  been  awarded 
the  general  contract  for  the  entire  work,  which  will 
cost  about  riOO.OOO. 


itlaota,  Qb. —  eleotion  will  be  held  at  A  tlania  to  vote 
nil  i-ianiDg  $1.5(>,0()u  of  4^  per  oeot  bouda  for  ihe  eleonon 
of  a  Dew  jail.  The  loan  will  beoome  dae  at  the  rate  o' 
J15,t00  yearly  in  froa.  2 J  lo  30  years  from  date. 

Alvin.  Texas. — The  oity  of  AlTin.  Texas,  has  issoed 
^l,Ol.O  school  and  $3,000  street  improvement  bonds,  m 
denominations  of  $50  )  each,  bearu  g  6  per  cent,  matDrin^ 
40  years  henoe.  The  Alvin  Exchange  UaL-6  tjas  aothoiity 
I  to  negotiate  a  sale  of  the  bond.i. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

MANY  IMPROVEMENTS  BEGUN  BY  REAL  ESTATE 
OWNERS. 

This  might  be  appropriately  styled  the  resting 
season  of  the  real  estate  fraternity.  Midwinter  snows 
certainly  are  not  conducive  to  real  estate  activity, 
and  it  is  well  perhaps  that  at  this  time  of  compara- 
tive dullness  the  Real  Estate  Board  should  enliven 
matters  somewhat  by  election  excitement  and  ban- 
quet festivity.  So  the  week  past  has  been  monoto- 
nous, except  for  the  expectancy  and  surprise  occas- 
ioned by  the  annual  choice  of  officers  of  the 
Board  and  the  usual  busy  preparations  for  the 
approaching  banqiTet. 

Without  positive  general  interest  the  real  estate 
market  still  shows  remarkable  strength  among  inves. 
tors  of  means  and  judgement.  Enterprises  quietly 
set  on  foot  during  the  past  week  give  evidence  of 
firm  faith  in  the  future.  For  instance,  R.  S.  Peale  is 
erecting  a  5  story  and  basement  brick  store  and 
apartment  building  at  704  Forty-seventh  street,  to 
cost  $65,000,  and  H.  Kirchoff  is  putting  up  a  similar 
structure  at  Oakley  and  Wilmot  avenues,  to  cost 
$45,000.  These  are  large  sums  to  put  into  flat  bnild- 
ings  during  these  dull  times.  Mr.  Peale's  building  is 
on  the  South  Side  in  a  district  which  was  largely 
built  up  just  previous  to  the  World's  Fair.  Only  four 
blocks  below  this  a  large  apartment  house  was 
knocked  down  at  judicial  sale  this  week  because  of 
failure  to  make  a  profit  on  the  investment,  and  yet 
Mr  Peale  it  a  man  of  conservative  judgment,  whose 
nvestments  have  uniformly  been  profitable,  and  his 
action  in  this  instance  is  indicative  of  careful  con- 
sideration as  well  as  of  faith  in  the  future. 

Another  similar  improvement  is  at  426  to43l  Sixty- 
ninth  street,  two  3  story  and  basement  brick  apart- 
ment buildings,  to  cost  $30,000.  The  Central  Park 
Odd  Fellow's  Association  will  improve  its  southeast 
corner  of  West  Lake  and  Francisco  streets  with  a 
store  and  lodge  building,  four  stories  and  basement, 
to  cost  $20,(  00.  H.  M.  Gronwald  will  erect  an  apart- 
ment building  on  Washington  boulevard  opposite 
Central  Park,  to  cover  46  by  92  feet,  three  stories  and 
basement,  and  cost  $20,000.  Julius  Newman  will 
build  a  store  and  office  building  on  West  Chicago  ave- 
nue, corner  of  May  street,  at  a  cost  of  $35,000.  These 
are  a  few  of  the  more  important  buildings  projected 
during  the  week.  They  indicate  a  healthful  activ- 
ity in  the  midst  of  general  dullness. 

Another  building  which  will  shortly  be  erected,  on 
the  North  Side,  represents  more  exactly  the  increas- 
ing demands  of  the  city's  trade  for  more  room.  In 
the  list  of  transfers  will  be  found  the  sale  of  the 
northeast  corner  of  Cass  aud  Michigan  Sts,  60  by  109 
feet,  M.  C.  Kerwin  to  S.  Parliament,  $45  000.  The 
improvements  in  this  sale  are  hardly  considered, 
inasmuch  as  they  will  scarcely  pay  for  the  removal  to 
make  room  the  new  stiucture.  The  price  paidi 
therefore,  represents  the  value  of  the  land  in  this 
transaction,  and  is  $750  per  front  foot  for  the  60 
feet  on  Michigan  street.  This  is  regarded  by  the 
purchaser,  Mr.  Parliament,  as  a  high  price,  but 
it  was  necessary  for  him  to  obtain  the  ground 
for  an  annex  to  his  '  Monarch"  cold  storage  ware- 
h  )use  adjoining,  and  the  seller  was  in  position 
t )  demand  around  sum  for  the  property.  Mr.  Parlia- 
m  nt,  who  is  senior  member  of  the  firm  of  Parlia- 
ment &  Espert,  98  South  Water  street,  will  begin  at 
on';e  the  erection  of  a  7-story  and  basement  cold 
st  )i  age  building  to  occupy  the  entire  area  of  60  by 
10 '  feet. 

The  sale  of  the  Vendome  Hotel  property,  or  rather, 
the  leasehold  interest  and  building  was  the  feature 
of  the  judicial  sales  on  the  Real  Estate  Board,  Thurs- 
day. The  property  is  100  feet,  south  front,  on  Fifty- 
first  street  boulevard,  100  feet  east  of  Cottage  Grove 
avenue,  and  running  208  feet  north  to  a  20  foot  alley. 
It  was  leased  by  Mary  E.  and  George  A.  H.  Scott  in 
1892  to  David  F  Corbin  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an 
annual  rental  of  $3,ti00,  the  lessee  to  erect  a  building 
to  cost  not  less  than  $80,000.  Mr.  Corbin  erected  an 
eight-stfiry  apartment  house  which  he  named  the 
Vendoine  Jlotcland  which  cost $350,000.  Asa  World's 


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Fair  hotel  the  venture  was  profitable,  but  since  that 
time  it  has  been  conducted  at  a  loss.  At  judicial 
sale  it  was  bid  in  by  the  owners  of  the  fee  at  8114,000, 
Monday's  transfer  list  contained  the  record  of  a 
sale  by  Geo.  M.  Bogue  to  H.  Phipps,  Jr.,  of  Carnegie, 
Phipps  &  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  of  275  by  150  feet,  east 
front,  on  Lake  avenue  at  the  southwest  corner  of 
Fifty-third  street;  also  275  by  150  feet  on  Jefferson 
avenue,  southeast  corner  of  Fifty-third  street,  for 
$100,000. 

WEST  SIDE  CORNER  SOLD. 

The  property  located  at  the  southwest  corner  of 
Monroe  and  Jefferson  streets,  75x100  feet,  has  been 
sold  by  J.  A  Spoor  and  H.  W.  Webb  to  the  Chicago 
Theological  Seminary  for  $155,000.  The  improve- 
ment consists  of  a  six-story  brick  building  used  for 
manufacturing  purposes  and  as  a  store  house.  It  has 
been  leased  for  seven  years  for  laundry  purposes  at 
$11,000  per  year.  This  sale  will  fully  sustain  the 
values  placed  on  West  Side  corner  property  by  the 
Journal  in  its  articles  on  valuations,  published  Dec. 
22,  Dec.  29  and  Jan  5. 

MISC  KLLANEOUS. 

Mr.  R.  M.  Conger,  Chamber  of  Commerce  Building, 
reports  the  sale  of  twelve  flat  buildings  in  Eoglewood 
for  $35,000;  also  a  residence  on  West  Monroe  street, 
for  $14,000;  six  lots  near  new  electric  line  on  Forty- 
eighth  street  and  thirteen  lots  in  his  own  subdivision 
west  of  Humboldt  Park. 

Mr.  A.  O.  Bosworth  has  recently  sold  five  lots  at 
the  northwest  corner  of  Diversey  avenue  and  North 
Branch  of  the  Chicago  river  amounting  to  231  feet 
fronting  on  Diversey  for  $6,950  to  Olof  Vider. 

Wm.  R.  Kerr  &  Co.  sold  this  week.  No  5736  Rosalie 
court  a  frame  dwelling  and  lot  40x120  feet  for  Dr.  C. 
F.  Swan  to  William  F.  Fox  for  $10,000;  also  No.  5200 
Kimbark  avenue,  corner  of  Fifny-second  street,  a  2- 
story  brick  dwelling  and  lot  25x  25  feet  for  Mrs.  Hat- 
tie  S.  Vane  to  Arthur  Dixon  for  $11,500. 

Mr.  M.  Petrie  has  soli  this  week  58ixl3i  feet  on 
the  northwest  corner  of  North  State  street  and  Bur- 
ton place,  east  front,  for  $37,000  cash. 


PLANS  TO  ENLAREE  LINCOLN  PARK. 


The  growing  popularity  of  Lincoln  Park  as  a  plea- 
sure and  health  resort  for  the  people  of  the  North 
Side  has  prompted  some  of  our  public  spirited  men 
to  devise  means  for  its  extension  both  east  and  west. 
The  reasons  for  the  enlargement  of  the  Park  are  not 
all  on  the  side  of  the  dear  people.  It  is  well  under- 
stood that  park  and  boulevard  improvements  always 
benefit  adjacent  and  surrounding  property  in  a  greater 
ratio  to  the  expense  involved  than  any  other  kind  of 
improvements.  Among  the  number  of  prominent 
business  men  of  the  North  Side  a  well-known  banker 
suggests  a  plan  for  enlarging  Lincoln  Park  on  the 
west,  by  purchasing  and  condeming  the  property  in 
the  triangular  space  bounded  by  Diversy  ave.  on  the 
north,  North  Park  ave.  on  the  east  and  and  on  the 
west  by  North  Clark  st.,  which  runs  in  a  north-north- 
westerly direction  from  the  noint  of  its  intersection 
with  North  Park  av.  and  Center  st.  Although  this 
land  is  highly  valued  by  its  various  owners  some  of 
it  IS  not  improved  and  could,  if  controlled  by  the 
Park  Commissiontirs  be  cheaply  and  readily  converted 
into  a  Zoological  Garden  and  made  more  accessible 
to  the  public  than  is  the  present  exhibition  of  wild 
animals  and  flower  gardens.  Such  an  arrangement 
would  make  it  possible  to  occupy  more  ground  for 
driveways  on  the  Lake  Shore  and  provide  room  for  an 
electric  street  car  line  along  the  shore  line  which 
could  be  filled  in  and  used  for  park  purposes.  This 
would  enable  the  public  to  enter  the  the  park  con- 
veniently from  all  sides  and  save  a  walk  of  half  a 
mile  to  a  mile  and  a  half  by  people  who  are  not  able 
to  ride  in  carriages.  The  Governor  in  his  message 
has  the  following  to  say  on  the  subject: 

As  land  becomes  more  valuable  there  is  a  constant 
effort  on  the  part  of  speculators  to  make  new  land  in 
the  lake  along  the  shore  on  the.  North  Side  at  Ctii- 
cago,  and  some  riparian  owners  in  violation  of  law 
build  piers  into  the  water  for  this  purpose  This 


shore  should  be  saved  for  the  public  so  far  as  possible. 
As  Lincoln  Park  is  already  much  too  small  to  accom 
modate  the  multitudes  of  people  who  seek  pure  air 
and  recreation  there,  and  as  it  can  only  be  extended 
by  utilizing  the  shallow  waters  of  the  lake  for  that 
purpose,  I  recommend  such  legislation  as  will  enable 
the  Park  Commissioners  to  acquire  the  riparian  rights 
and  to  extend  Linc(;ln  Park  and  the  drives  to  Evans- 
ton.  This  would  protect  the  shore  and  make  the 
grandest  park  in  the  world. 

No  doubt  any  plan  to  build  a  railway  line  along 
and  on  the  Shore  would  be  violently  opposed  by  many 
North  Side  property  owners. 

The  suggestion  need  not  be  seriously  considered  in 
the  proposition  to  extend  the  park.  If  a  Zoological 
Garden  could  be  established  as  proposed  it  would  at- 
tract thousands  of  strangers  to  the  park  and  ulti- 
mately benefit  the  entire  North  Side. 


TAXING  CHURCH  PROPERTY. 

INEQUALITIES  OF  ASSESSMENTS— FALSE  VALUA- 
TIONS, 

In  commenting  on  the  subject  of  valuations,  a 
prominent  real  estate  man  gave  his  opinion  of  the 
effect  of  the  .journal's  articles  on  corrupt  prac 
tices  of  assessors  and  dishonest  taxpayers.  He  said 
that  "whatever  deficiency  there  is  in  the  city  treas 
ury  it  could  be  traced  to  inequalities  in  assessments 
as  much  as  to  the  dishonesty  and  extravagance  of 
public  (ifiicials."  "No  one  who  reads  the  real  es- 
tate &  building  JOURNAL"  he  further  said  "doubts 
that  discrimination  has  been  made  in  favor  of 
wealthy  property  owners,  manufacturers  and  mer- 
chants to  the  injury  of  the  majority  of  tax  payers 
and  the  public  at  large."  Instead  of  trying  to 
equalize  the  assessments  in  the  city  by  taxing  all 
alike  and  instituting  the  necessary  measures  and  re- 
forms to  correct  such  irregularities  some  of  our  pub- 
lic spirited  citizens  are  advocating  the  issuing  of 
more  bonds  and  the  levying  of  more  taxes  upon  real 
estate  owners.  The  same  spirit  of  unrest  under  ex- 
isting abuses  is  cropping  out  in  Wisconsin.  In  the 
city  of  Milwaukee  much  interest  has  been  aroused 
by  the  filing  of  an  order  by  Judge  Johnson  restrain- 
ing the  city  treasurer  from  collecting  taxes  on  the 
archiepiscopal  residence  of  the  Milwaukee  Catholic 
diocese.  This  precipitates  a  fight  in  the  courts  on 
a  matter  which  will  come  before  tlie  Legislature— 
the  question  of  taxing  church  property.  Taxes 
amounting  to  about  $299.87  were  paid,  which  sum 
had  been  assessed  upon  lots  1  to  9,  inclusive,  front- 
ing on  Coldspring  avenue,  forming  a  part  of  the 
block  used  by  Archbishop  Katzer  for  his  residence 
and  which  it  is  conceded  are  not  of  the  parsonage 
property. 

The  complaint  sets  forth  that  there  are  277  con- 
gregations and  churches  in  the  diocese,  and  shows 
that  all  of  the  block  comprising  the  parsonage  or 
archiepiscopal  residence  with  the  exception  of  lots  1 
to  9,  fronting  on  Coldspring  avenue,  is  necessary  for 
the  convenience  of  the  parsonage  as  well  as  for  the 
purpose  of  ingress  and  egress.  Notwithstanding, 
the  property  being  the  parsonage  of  the  Archbishop, 
the  complaint  recites,  a  so  called  board  of  review  of 
the  city  of  Milwaukee,  without  authority  of  law, 
without  actual  view  and  without  any  consideration 
in  any  manner  of  the  actual  or  relative  value,  as- 
sessed the  property  at  a  valuation  of  $34,500  and 
levied  taxes  thereon  for  the  years  of  1892,  1893  and 
1894,  aggregating  $2105,57,  notwithstanding  that 
the  property  was  exempt  by  law  and  was  accordingly 
exempted  in  the  years  1890  and  1S93,  when  no  at- 
tempt had  been  made  to  assess  or  collect  taxes. 

Judgement  is  asked  that  the  assessment  be  de 
dared  null  and  void,  that  the  taxes  be  declared  ille- 
gal, and  that  the  defendants  be  strictly  enjoined, 
perpetually,  from  in  any  manner  attempting  to  col- 
lect or  levy  against  any  of  the  real  estate  of  the 
plaintiff.  Temporary  injunction  was  prayed  for  un- 
til the  final  determination  of  the  suit. 

The  plan  of  taxing  church  property  is  not  a  new 
one  and  has  been  alluded  to  by  some  of  the  leading 
politicians  of  the  country  as  a  means  of  raising  more 


revenue.  The  Civic  Federation,  a  creature  of  the 
churches,  is  taking  a  .sensible  course  in  prosecuting 
dishonest  tax  collectors  and  assessors  and  the 
leading  men  of  that  organizatson  are  fully  con- 
vinced thatall  needed  revenues  for  the  maintalnance 
of  the  city  government  can  be  obtained  by  property 
equalizing  the  taxes. 

Ignorance  of  values  by  assessors  juries  and  even 
owners  themselves  can  only  be  removed  by  a  careful 
study  of  real  estate  valuations.  When  all  are  taxed 
alike  we  will  not  be  compelled  to  tax  church  prop- 
erty; that  should  simply  be  regulated  and  limited 
by  law. 

It  is  futile  to  attempt  any  reform  of  our  assess- 
ment system  as  long  as  wealthy  real  estate  owners 
and  corporations  are  allowed  to  bribe  assessors  and 
collectors.  The  Milwaukee  people  have  less  of  cor- 
ruption to  contend  with  and  perhaps  can  afford  to 
claim  more  taxes  from  the  churches,  but  in  Chicago 
the  loss  by  not  taxing  church  property,  otherwise 
than  for  special  improvements  is  a  mere  bagatelle 
compared  with  the  loss  to  the  public  treasury  through 
favoritism  and  bribery. 

Governor  Altgeld  in  his  message  dwells  at  consid- 
erable length  on  this  subject.  On  the  matter  of 
equalizing  taxes  and  favoring  corporations  the  Gov 
ernor  says: 

"Under  our  law  the  corporations  are  assessed  by 
the  state  board  of  equalization.  This  board  is  com- 
posed of  one  member  from  each  congressional  dis- 
trict of  the  state.  Theoretically  a  board  thus  com- 
posed is  supposed  to  labor  simply  for  a  fair  and  equal 
assessment  throughout  the  state  and  that  to  levy 
an  assessment  upon  the  corporations  which  will  be 
in  keeping  with  the  assessment  levied  upon  other 
property;  but  in  practice  the  board  has  been  almost 
the  opposite  of  this,  and  has  demonstated  conclu- 
sively that  a  fair  equalization  between  the  different 
counties  of  the  state  by  a  board  thus  composed  can- 
not be  had,  and  second,  that  a  fair  assessment  of 
corporate  property,  by  such  a  board,  seems  to  be  an 
impossibility.  So  far  as  it  does  anything  on  the  sub- 
ject of  equalization  it  is  simply  an  .effort  by  one  or 
more  sections  of  the  state  to  throw  the  burden  onto 
some  other  portion  of  the  state. 

Upon  this  subject  I  respectfully  submit  that,  the 
state  tax  being  now  only  3t  cents  on  8100,  while  the 
local  taxes  in  the  various  counties  range  from  350  to 
750  cents  on  $100  there  is  no  longer  need  of  the  board 
of  equalization.  If  the  assessment  of  property  in 
some  counties  were  to  be  a  little  lower  than  in  oth- 
ers, the  difference  made  in  state  tax  would  scarcely 
be  perceptible,  and,  as  nearly  all  the  counties  in  the 
state  are  obliged  to  keep  their  assessments  up  to  a 
reasonable  point  in  order  to  raise  the  local  revenue, 
if  the  state  tax  were  levied  directly  upon  whatever 
assessments  the  counties  made,  very  little,  if  any, 
injustice  would  be  done,  while  the  present  system 
has  from  the  begining  been  a  source  of  wrong. 
While  the  property  of  most  of  the  corporations  of 
the  state— especially  of  the  smaller  ones— may  be 
assessed  its  fair  proportion,  large  amounts  of  prop- 
erty belonging  to  the  more  wealthy  and  powerful 
croporations  are  shielded  from  taxation  by  this 
board  of  equalization.  A  few  of  the  members  do 
their  best  to  make  an  honest  assessment,  but  the 
majority  ignores  them.  There  are  in  Chicago  alone 
a  few  corporations  which  between  them  possess 
more  than  $200,000,000  of  property,  over  and  above 
what  is  assessed,  that  escapes  all  taxation  of  every 
kind  and  character— property  the  value  of  which  can 
be  ascertained  just  as  readily  as  if  it  were  real  es 
and  there  is  not  a  farm  in  the  state  but  what  is 
taxed.  One  corporation  alone,  which  subjected  the 
state  to  a  large  expense  last  summer  to  protect  its 
property,  has  in  the  neighborhood  of  $40,000,000  of 
property  upon  which  it  pays  no  taxes  whatever. 
Indeed,  it  is  the  corporations  that  shirk  the  payment 
of  their  taxes  that  are  the  first  to  call  upon  the  state 
or  the  local  authorities  for  protection.  When  an 
officer  elected  as  a  member  of  the  board  of  equaliza- 
tion, and  sworn  to  do  his  duty,  comes  to  the  capital 
and  labors  night  and  day,  resorting  to  every  means 
(Oontinned  on  pac^e  38) 


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January  12,  1895 


(CoDlinudd  from  page  35) 
within  his  power  to  shield  some  particular  corpora- 
tion from  assessment,  and,  by  making  combinations 
with  other  members,  is  enabled  Anally  to  save  a  cor- 
poration anywhere  from  $'00,000  to  1400,000  in  taxes, 
the  public  must  form  its  own  conclusions  as  to  the 
character,  the  color  and  the  size  of  the  argument 
which  led  to  the  betrayal  of  an  official  trust. 

Moot  of  the  injustice  in  the  assessment  of  tangi- 
ble property  such  as  real  estate,  is  directly  due  to 
corruption.  The  result  of  all  this  is,  that  the  men 
of  moderate  means,  the  men  of  small  holdings,  pay 
from  two  to  four  times  as  much  in  proportion  to 
their  ability  as  do  the  very  wealthy,  who  do  more  in 
everyway  to  increase  the  expense  of  the  government. 
The  moderate  property-holder  rarely  ever  calls  for 
extra  police  protection.  The  large  property-holders 
use  both.  It  is  always  a  most  difficult  matter  lo  leg- 
islate against  corruption,  but  it  is  beleived  that  if 
greater  publicity  could  be  given  to  assess- 
ments it  would  have  a  good  effect.  I  am  in- 
formed that  in  some  cities  assessments  are  pub- 
lished iu  the  newspapers  by  blocks,  giving  in  each 
case  the  name  of  the  owner  and  a  description  of  the 
property  together  with  the  amount  of  the  assess- 
ment.  This  has  been  found  to  work  well. 

Another  source  of  great  injustice  is  the  fact  that 
almost  every  great  interest  has  managed  to  get 
special  legislati(jn  changing  the  method  of  listing  its 
property-  This  makes  uniformity  of  assessment  be- 
tween different  kinds  of  property  impossible.  If 
the  present  system  could  be  entirely  wiped  out,  and 
a  simple  statute  enacted  providing  that  everything 
that  has  market  value  shall  be  assessed,  either  at 
that  market  value,  or  at  a  certain  tlxed  per  cent  of 
its  market  value,  it  would,  at  least,  make  fair  assess- 
ments a  possibility.  It  is  the  wilderness  of  legisla- 
tion as  to  detail  that  has  produced  the  present 
monstrosity.  A  prominent  citizen  of  Chicago  has 
prepared  a  (■taUment  which  I  attach  as  an  exhibit  be- 
cause of  remarkable  facts  it  contains  and  because  it 
suggests  a  plan  for  uniform  assessments  that  may  be 
of  value. 


EMPIRE  OF  INDIA  EXHIBITION. 


Earl's  Court,  which  now  for  a  good  many  years  has 
boasted  an  exhibition,  will  have  one  next  year  which 
promises  to  be  on  a  grander  scale  even  than  those 
which  have  preceded  it.   The  exhibition,  according 
to  its  promoters,  is  to  be  illustrative  of  everything 
of  interest  in  our  great  Eastern  possessions.  Mrs. 
Imre  Kiralfy.  the  wife  of  the  celebrated  spectacular 
artist,  Dec  12,  J894  laid  the  corner-stones  of  two  of 
ihe  permanent  buildings  which  are  to  be  constructed, 
the  Empress  Theatre  and  the  Imperial  Palace.  The 
site  of  twenty-six  acres  has  been  acquired  by  the 
London  Exhibitions  Company  (Limited)  on  a  twenty- 
one  years'  lease,  which  will  presumably  give  exhi- 
bitions  during  that   period.     According   to  Mr. 
Cremien  Javal,  chairman  of  the  company,  there  is  at 
present  £90,000  in  the  haods  of  their  bankers  to  be 
spent  on  the  exhibition  before  the  opening  in  May 
next  apart  from  the  large  sum  expended  on  the  con- 
struction of  the  gigantic  Ferris  wheel,  which  will 
occupy  that  part  of  the  grounds  known  as  Elys  a. 
The  Empress  Theatre  is  to  be  the  largest  of  its  kind 
in  the  world,  and  is  to  be  devoted  to  those  spectacular 
processions  for  which  Mr.  Kiralfy  is  celebrated.  The 
exhibition  is  to  be  divided  into  four  sections— art, 
industries,  manufactures,  and  antiquities,  and  to  en- 
courage native  Indian  talent,  money  prizes  will  be 
offered     In  a  hall  of  the  Rajahs,  the  flora  of  India, 
together  with  a  collection  of  rare  and  curious  articles 
lent  by  the  Rajahs  will  be  exhibited,  and  the  central 
hall  will  ije  an  Oriental  garden.   In  the  industrial 
section,  which  will  be  called  the  Indian  City,  there 
will  be  streets,  palaces,  temples,  mosques,  bazaars, 
and  workshops.    On  the  whole,  the  exhibition  prom- 
ises to  be  an  attractive  one. 


Elmira,  N.  Y. — The  legislature  will  be  asked  to  give 
Elmira,  N.  Y.,  authority  to  isBne  $75,0(0  worth  of  bonds 
for  the  erection  of  a  new  city  hall. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  Wm.  Thomas  has  designed  for  Wm.  Metz- 
ger  a  3-story  and  basement  house  34x64,  to  be  built  on 
Washington  boulevard  near  Sacramento  avenue.  The 
front  will  be  of  blue  Bedford  stone  and  presssed  brick 
and  the  interior  finished  in  harlwood.  The  cost  is 
estimated  at  135.000. 

Warren  H.  Milcer  has  de  igned  for  D.  D.  Healy  a 
4-story  apartment  house,  50xt40,  to  be  built  at  the 
northwest  corner  of  Twelfth  street  and  Sheridan 
avenue  at  a  cost  of  $40,000.  The  first  story  will  be 
constructed  of  Bedford  stone  and  above  that  pressed 
brick  will  be  used.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into 
sixteen  flats  of  Ave  and  six  rooms  each.  They  will 
be  flnished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam. 

Architect  Joseph  T.  Fortin  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  157  Sheffield  ave- 
nue for  V.  Bernardo.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  25  by  70  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  and  will  cost  $7,000. 

Architects  Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  prepared 
plans  for  six  houses  to  be  arranged  as  residences  at 
Austin  111,  for  Mrs.  Cochrane.  Three  will  be  20  by 
36  feet  in  size,  and  the  others  20  by  32  feet,  one 
story  and  a  half  high,  will  be  built  of  frame  and  will 
cost  in  all  19,000. 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorensen  is  preparing  plans 
for  a  flat  building  on  Potomac  avenue,  near  North 
Hoyne  avenue  for  Mr.  Olson.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  22  by  54  feet,  have  stone  front 
and  basement  window,  Georgia  pine  finish  and  mod- 
ern improvements,  to  cost  $5,500. 

Architect  E.  A  Hogenson  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
flat  building  on  Barclay  near  West  Division  st.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  21  by  fi2 
feet,  have  an  attractive  pressed  brick  and  stone 
front,  with  brick  bays  and  galvanized  iron  cornice,^ 
Arkansas  pine  flnish,  and  will  cost  $6,500. 

Albert  Schwill  &  Co.,  malsters.  53  Trader's  build- 
ing, 6  to  13  Pdciflc  av,  have  had  plans  made  and  are 
taking  figures  on  a  malt  house  to  be  erected  on  Ave- 
nue C  and  103d  street  for  themselves.  It  will  cover 
90x150  feet,  partly  three  stories  and  partly  five  stories 
and  attic  high,  to  be  built  of  brick  and  stone,  have 
gravel  tin  and  slate  roof,  iron  beams  and  girders  and 
will  cost  about  $55,000. 

Architect  Wm.  Ganger  1899  Madison  street,  has 
made  revised  plans  for  an  attractive  hall  and  store 
building  to  be  erected  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
Lake  and  Francisco  streets  for  the  Central  Park  Odd 
Fellows  Building  Association.  The  building  is  esti- 
mated to  cost  $iO,000. 

LATE  LEGAL  DECISIONS. 


LANDLORD  AND  TENANT— INJURY  TO  TENANT'S 

Goods  sy  Water  From  Upper  Story.— In  Rosen- 
feld  vs  Newman,  decided  in  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Minnesota  in  November,  1894,  (60  N  W  R,)  the  fol- 
lowing is  the  official  syllabus: 

Defendant  was  the  owner  of  a  two-story  building, 
the  lower  story  of  which  was  rented  to  the  plaintiff, 
and  the  rooms  in  the  second  story  to  several  parcel 
tenants.  On  the  second  floor  was  a  water  closet  and 
sink  designed  for  the  acommodation  of  the  tenants 
on  that  floor,  who  had  the  right  to  use  them;  but  the 
evidence  tended  to  prove  that,  subject  to  such  use, 
they  remained  in  the  general  control  and  possession 
of  the  defendant.  The  sink  was  connected  with 
a  pipe  and  faucet  for  the  purpose  of  supplying  water. 
The  faucet  was  a  'compression  bib'  or  screw  faucet 
of  the  kind  ordinarily  and  almost  invariably  used  in 
connection  with  such  sinks.  In  the  bottom  of  the 
sink  was  a  strainer,  connected  with  a  pipe  to  carry 
off  the  waste  water,  and  which  was  ample  to  carry 
off  all  the  water  discharged  from  the  faucet  turned 
on  to  its  fullest  capacity.  Plaintiff's  lease  contained 
no  covenants  either  to  repair  or  as  to  the  condition 
of  the  premises.  One  night  some  unknown  person 
cast  a  rag  into  the  sink,  which  closed  up  the  outlet, 
and  left  the  faucet  open  and  the  water  running,  in 
consequence  it  overflowed  the  sink,  ran  down  into 


th.^  room  below,  and  damaged  plaintiff's  goods. 
Held,  that  the  defendant  was  not  liatile,  and  that 
it  was  error  to  instruct  the  jury  in  effect,  that  if  he 
retained  control  and  possession  of  the  closet  and 
sink  he  was  liable  for  the  damage. 

That  defendant  owed  plaintiff  no  contract  duty 
with  reference  to  the  closet  and  sink  and  was  not  an 
insurer  of  their  safe  condition  or  against  the  negli- 
gence.of  its  other  tenents,  and  he  would  only  be 
liable  for  his  own  negligence  or  want  o*  ordinary 
care  to  prevent  the  closet  or  sink  from  becoming  a 
nuisance  or  doing  injury  to  the  property  of  others. 
The  appliances  being  ample,  if  properly  used,  to  pre- 
vent overflow,  reasonable  care  did  not  require  that 
defendant  should,  by  the  adoption  of  some  other  ap- 
pliances, reduce  the  possibility  of  overflow  from  neg- 
ligence to  an  absolute  minimum. 


MATTERS  OF  SPECIAL  INTEREST. 

THE  INSURANCE  AGENCY, 

The  year  1894.  like  its  immediate  predecessors,  has 
added  appalling  totals  to  the  record  of  Are  losses.  The 
distributing  of  these  losses  among  the  many,  which 
would  otherwise  fall  with  destructive  force  upon  the 
few,  has  tlierefore  been  attended  with  discourage 
ment  to  the  great  companies  whose  promise  to  pay  is 
valid  and  reliable  as  the  bonds  of  the  government. 
The  agents  also  have  had  their  period  of  unrest  but 
it  is  expected  that  a  period  more  satisfactory  to  all 
will  ensue.  The  rightly  conducted  insurance  agecfcy 
guards  alike  the  interests  of  its  customers  and  of  its 
companies.  It  is  a  foremost  and  essential  duty  for  it 
to  see  that  the  policies  it  causes  to  be  isssued  are  bonds 
of  the  flrst  class,  ready  to  turn  into  money  whenever 
flre  makes  them  claims.  It  is  also  as  necessary  for 
the  agency  to  select  risks  with  care  and  skill  so  as  r,o 
succeed  in  making  money  for  the  companies.  While 
the  insurance  business  is  the  only  means  of  accom- 
plishing the  grand  end  of  distributing  the  flre  losses 
it  is  of  course  entered  upun  from  no  different  motive 
from  that  of  any  other  mercantile  enterprise,  namely 
the  motive  of  proflt  and  only  as  that  motive  con- 
tinues to  be  satisfied  does  the  opportunity  to  secure 
insurance  continue  to  be  presented  to  the  people. 

At  the  beginning  of  the  year  we  take  pleasure  and 
pride  in  referring  to  those  who  have  won  a  leading 
place  in  the  ranks  of  their  competitors  for  insurance 
business.  The  agency  of  Moore  &  Janes  has>  done  its 
business  in  strict  accordance  with  the  best  and  most 
upright  standard.  With  its  years  of  business  both 
the  insured  and  the  companies  have  reason  to  be  well 
satisfied.  By  its  careful  plans  and  perfect  methods 
this  agency  has  always  been  very  happy  in  avoiding 
disputes  and  misunderstandings  between  companies, 
and  policyholders.  Every  trace  of  ambiguity  is  re- 
moved so  that  when  the  policy  does  become  a  claim 
difficulties  cannot  arise. 

This  well  equipped  agency  was  established  in  1863 
and  has  been  continuously  in  the  insurance  agency 
business  since  and  has  for  many  years  had  its  offices 
at  1.57-159  La  Salle  street.  The  companies  repre- 
sented are  among  the  most  substantial  as  follows; 
Hartford,  of  Hartford;  National,  of  Hartford;  Ger- 
man-American, of  New  York;  Rhode  Island  Under- 
writer's Association,  of  Providence;  German,  of  Free- 
port;  Milwaukee  Mechanics,  of  Milwaukee;  Ameri- 
can, of  New  York,  and  St.  Paul  F.  &  M, 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Indianapolis,  Ind. — This  city  will  borrow  $150,000. 

Oakland,  Neb. — An  election  will  be  held  in  this  village 
to  vote  on  issoing  $5,000  of  bonds. 

Allegheny,  Pa. — High  School  bonds  of  Allegheny  to  the 
amoont  of  $21,000  will  soon  be  issued. 

Danbary,  Oonn. — This  city  will  petition  the  Legislature 
for  authority  to  issne  $200,000  of  bonds  to  pay  oflf  the 
floating  indebtedness. 

Concord,  N.  H. — Proposals  will  be  received  for  the  par- 
chase  of  $9,000  of  per  cent  sewer  bonds,  the  loan  to 
naature  in  20  years. 

Omaha,  Neb. — The  city  council  has  passed  an  ordinance 


January  12,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  89 


providing  for  the  issoe  of  |8,500  worth  of  bonds  for  the 
purpose  of  repaying  N  street. 

Covington,  Ky. — Proposals  will  be  reoeived  until  Febru- 
ary 4,  1895,  bv  J.  T.  Van  Hoene.  oity  olerk,  for  the  pur- 
ohase  of  $31,4C0  of  5  per  oent  osphalt  street  improvement 
bones.  The  seonrities  are  dated  May  18,  1893,  interest  is 
payable  annually  at  the  Oity  Depository,  and|>3,0C0  of  the 
amount  matures  May  18,  1896.  |4,7O0  May  18,  1901,  $11,- 
900  May  18,  1902,  and  $11,800  May  18,  1903. 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE.^ 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaulcee  &  St  Paul  Kail- 
way  ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Cross^e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEEN  JAN.  12  AND  JAN.   31,  1894. 

Lt  5  in  the  8  V4  of  the  D  J4  of  the  e  e  of  the  n  e  of  8  "O  11  39  la 
jsQ  In,  10  11  m.  ■Jeremiah  Leamlue,  caae  er,  1412  Aehlani  blk.   L  B. 

Krckwell'8  add,  the  n  9^  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  29  of  tnblt  11  in  b  7.  jan  16, 
lu  a  m.  leremiah  LenmioK,  master.  L  B. 

GoodwIu'B  pnb,  It  45  lu  b  6  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  w  of  seo  20  38  14 
jaa  21,  1  p  tu.  Geo  Mills  Kogers,  master.  luO  Washington  St.   L  B. 

Beynold's  snb.  It  3  in  b  3  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e 
a  of  the  u  w  ^  of  sec  9  39  13.  jin  19,  11  a  m.  David  Tontr,  admtr. 
L  B. 

Ooaneeiman's  sub.  It  17  of  the  w  i4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  n 
w     of  tec  8  38  14.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Jno  Moore,  admtr.  L  B 

Anderson's  snb.  Its  1,  2,  3,  4.  6  12  and  14  of  Its  2  to  4  and  36  to  39  in  the 
snb  of  the  e  ^  of  the  n  «  J4  of  the  s  e  J4  of  the  n  e  of  sec  11  39  13. 
jan  lii,  lu  a  m  Jeremiah  teaming,  master.  L  B. 

Wilev's  sub.  It  6  in  b  1  of  It  <  6,  7  and  the  w  88  ft  of  It  8  in  ptn  of  the  e 
54  of  the  8  w  ^  of  sec  37  39  13.  jan  19,  10  a  m.  Sydney  8teln,  master. 
L  B. 

Eavenswood,  Its  15  and  IS  It  b  1  being  a  sab  of  pt  of  the  n  e  )4  and  the 

n  e     of  the  s  e  H  of  seo  13  and  pt  17  4U  14 ,  jan  19,  11am.  F  E  Hal- 

llgau,  master,  9U  Washington.  L  B. 
The  8  Vi  of  the  w  Yi  of  snblt  1  of  It  2  in  b  19  in  sec  15:  also  the  brick 

store  bnildiug  No  487  State  st.  jan  16,  16  a  m.    Jeremiah  Learning, 

master.  L  B. 

Oleaverville  add,  the  e  '/2  of  it  5  in  b  5  being  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of 
sec  3  38  14.  jaa  19,  11  a  m.  Jno  Oomisby,  admtr.  NCR. 

Wedt'ell  &  Ojx'j  sub.  It  13  in  b  5  of  the  w  Vt  of  the  n  e  J4  of  seo  20  38 
14.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Chas  l.e  Schaar,  admtr.  NOR. 

Flonrnoy's  resnb  of  Jones  &  Patrick's  add.  It  21  in  b  3.  jan  12,  11  a  m. 

Geo  il  Stevens,  naster,  162  Washington  st.  N  0  K. 
Barvey,  It  21  in  b  120  a  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  s  H  of  the  s  !4  of  sec  17  36 

i4.  jan  18,  11  a  m  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  blog.  NOR. 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  29  in  b  3  seo  20  36  14.  jan  19,  11am.  Geo  M 
Bteveus,  master.  NOR. 

Euglewood  Hgts,  It  37  in  b  10  a  rssab  of  Wright's  snb  of  the  n  H  of  the 

e  ■/»  ot  seo  ti  37  '4.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  NOR. 
South  Oh'go,  Hill's  add.  It  9  in  b  bfi  in  sec  31  38  16.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Geo 

M  Hteveus,  master.  N  0  H. 
Harvey,  It  9  la  b  1(  5   j  m  19,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  mastsr.  NOR. 
Jefferson,  Orandall's  snb,  it  25  in  b4,  being  a  sab  of  that  pt  of  the  w  i4 

of  the  n  e  M  of  seo  8  i  J  13.  jan  19,  11  a  m.   Geo  M  Stevens,  master. 

NOB. 

Lee's  sub.  It  40  in  b  10  of  the  w  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  20  38  14.  jan  18, 
lU  a  m.  Thoj  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7j2  Chicago  Opera  Bonse.  NOB. 

Jefferson.  Orandall's  sub,  It  63  in  b  6  a  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  w  H  ot  the 
n  e  !i  of  seo  8  40  13.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  NOR. 

Staples'  su  :i,  It  12  in  b  1  of  the  s  e  M  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  s  w  M  of  sec  17 
38  14.  jaa  18,  11  a  m  Edw  a.  Dicker,  master.  NCR, 

Cornell,  Hibbard  &  Goodman's  snb.  It  16  in  b  11  of  bs  11  and  12  in  Kim- 
bark's  add  to  Hyde  Fk,  sec  11  38  14.  jan  18,  1pm.  Sydney  Sieiu, 
master.  L  B. 

Johnston's  sub,  the  e  H  of  It  26  in  b  1  of  the  e  M  of  the  8  e  J4  of  sec  36 
40  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  dusan  e  White,  admtrx.  L  B. 

Wetherbee  &  Gregory's  sub,  it  11  in  b  2  of  the  n  w  K  of  the  8  8  !4  of  sec 

I  39  13.  jan  25,  1pm.  Geo  Beiily,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lee's  add.  It  4  in  b  15.  Jan  16,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  66  Port- 
land blk.  L  N. 

Eames'  sub.  It  17  and  the  s  '/4  of  It  16  in  b  5  ot  the  n  e  >4  of  the  n  e  !4  of 
sec  17  38  14.  Jan  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Nelson's -ub,  its  3  and  4  of  the  n  54  of  b  15  in  Crosby's  et  al  sub.  of 
thai  pt  of  the  s  y,  of  sec  5  37  14.  jan  19,  11am  Geo  M  Stevens,  mas- 
ter. NOR. 

East  Oh'go  Lawn.  It  10  in  b  12  Campbell's  sub  of  the  a  Vi  ot  the  w  V4  of 
Aej>  wVt  of  sec  23  38  13.  jan  18,  10  am.    Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master, 

Olarkdale,  Clark's  2nd  add.  It  35  in  b  6.  jan  19,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens, 
master.  NOR. 

Pitner'B  sub,  the  n  and  s  !4  of  b  23  of  the  8  w  Vi  of  sec  27  38  14.  Jan  21, 

II  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  90  Washington  at.  L  N. 


Eggleston's  2nd  sub,  the  n  H  of  It  16  and  the  s  '4  of  It  16  b  4  in  sec  28 

38  14.  Jan  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Snpr  Ot  Oomm,  It  6  in  the  enb  of  Its  29  to  32  in  b  2  of  bs  14 15  and  16  and 
21  in  the  Assessor's  dlv  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  18  39  14.  jan  22, 

2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master,  20  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Sharp  &  Smith's  sub.  It  63  of  b  42  of  the  Oaoal  Trustees  sub,  of  the  8  w 
f4  ot  sec  17  39  14.  jan  22,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master   L  N. 

Cochran's  sub.  It  16  of  pt  ot  b  21  in  the  Canal  Trustees  sub  ot  tec  7  39 
14.  jan  14,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 

r.a  Grange,  OoBsitt's  add,  Its  9  18  and  19  in  b  9.   Jan  16,  11  a  m.  PL 

Sherman,  master.  L  N, 
Smith's  sub,  It  1  of  Its  6  7  8  and  9  of  b  4  sub  of  It  3  of  the  Oirouit  Ot  ptn 

ot  the  ■  (4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  12  39  13.  jan  21,  11  a  m.    Thos  Taylor 

Jr.  master.  L  N. 

Bawson's  snb,  it  10  of  b  4  ot  the  e     of  the  8  e  ^  ot  the  s  e     of  seo  13 

39  13.  jan  21,  11  a  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Wesblugton  st. 
L  N. 

The  a  Yt  nt  the  s  e  li  of  the  n  e  ^  of  nee  20  and  the  n  e  (ex  the  n  2 
acres  of  the  w  H  of  said  n  e  }4 )  ot  the  s  e     of  the  n  e  !4  ot  sec  20  39 

13.  Mar  20,  10  a  m.  Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  86  Madison  st.    L  N. 

Walker's  snb,  It  15  in  b  2  ot  that  pt  lying  s  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  e  Yt 
ot  the  8  e  !4  of  seo  28  39  14  jan  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

South  Oh'go.  Palmer's  add,  It  14  in  b  7  sec  32  38  16.  jan  16, 11  a  m.  Wal- 
ter Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  9in  b  2  in  the  sub  of  b  49  sec  19  40  14.  jan  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  L.  N. 

Western  Springs,  resub  pt  Eapt  Hinsdale,  Its  35  to  46  and  61  to  66  in  b 
b  2l,  a  eub  ot  the  e  ;4  of  sec  6  3i  12,  jan  14,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master 
L  N. 

Western  Springs  resnb  pt  East  Binsdrle,  ell  of  b  20  ez  It  21  a  sub  of  the 
e  ht  of  sec  6  38  13.  jan  14,  2  p  m    H  L  Walt,  master.  L  N. 

Olybourne  av  add  tT  I  ake  View,  It  'Al  In  b  2  being  a  eub  in  the  u  w  qr 
of  sec  30  40  14  jan  23,  11  a  ni .  Ida  0  Gabbert,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Hambleton's  sub,  It  S6  of  Its  61  to  60  in  Hinchley'B  sub  ot  the  n  w  of 
the  s  6  !4  of  tec  8  38  14.  jan  14,  11  a  m.  Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master, 
L  N. 

Snnw  Est  sub.  It  19  in  tne  Supr  Ot  ptn  of  pt  ot  a'C  30  40  14.  jan  16,  11  a 

m.  Walter  Butler,  luaster.  L  N. 
Western  Springs  renub  pt  East  Hinsdale,  b  26.  ex  Its  11  lo  15,  and  24  to 

28  a  snb  of  the  e  Yi  ot  sec  6  38  12.  jan  14,  2  p  m.   H   L   Wait,  master. 

L  N. 

Jasuagora.  Its  9,  lo  and  11  in  sec  29  37  11.  jan  17,  11  a  m.  Amos  Sav- 
age, executor.  L  B 

Larmon's  sub.  Its  16  and  16  of  b  3  of  the  Canal  Trustee's  sub  ot  fee  33 
39  14.  Jan  16,  1pm.    Henry  W  Larman,  admtr.  L  B. 

Rogei's  snb.  It  7  In  b  2  of  Ihe  n  e  !4  ot  the  s  w  !4  ot  sec  4  39  14.  jan  14, 
11  a  m.  Sarepta  Ann  Russell  executrix.  L  N. 

Burden's  sub,  U  20  and  the  n  y,  of  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  n  w     of  the  n  e  M 

of  the  8  w  H  of  fee  17  38  14.  jan  5,  11  a  ni.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 
Oounselman's  sub.  Its  15  to  18  in  b  1,  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  b  w  14  of  the 

of  the  n  w  !4  of  see  8  38  14.  jan  3,  1  p  m.  Edw  8  CnmmlDgs,  master, 

7(il  Kedzie  bidg.   L  B. 
Taylor's  -ub,  Its  3.  4,  6  and  11  of  b  IC  of  the  e  H  of  the  e  w  }4  of  sec  33 

39  13.  jan  2,  10am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  LB. 

So  Oh'go  Ironworker's  add.  It  40  in  b  29  being  a  eub  of  the  s  V4  of  tracl 
seo  8  37  16.  jan  4,  1  p  m.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  st.  LB. 

Vallequette's  snb,  the  n  16%  ft  of  It  9  ot  the  n  e  J4  of  the  s  e  H  of  the 
B  w  nnd  the  n  M3  ft  of  the  s  e  H  of  th«  s  e  H  <>f  the  s  w  i4  ot  sec  34 
39  14;  also  the  s  S%  ft  of  It  9  and  the  n  ft  of  It  10  in  said  sub;  also 
the  s  ItH  ft  of  said  It  16.  Jan  7,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

"Burnham"  It  29  in  b  in,  a  sub  of  that  pt  lying  in  and  e  of  the  Calumet 
river  of  sec  6  3B  15.  jan  7.  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  ma'ter,  1109 
Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Anderson's  sub,  It  11  ot  Its  1  to  4  and  36  to  39  in  the  sub  of  the  e  H  of 
the  n  e  H  of  the  s  e  M  of  the  n  e  i4  of  sec  U  39  13.  j  n  7,  11  a  m. 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  B. 

Fernwood  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  It  19  in  b  2,  being  a  sub  of  the  b  ^  of  the  W 
H  of  the  n  e  M  of  sec  14  38  14.  j  in  7,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  mas- 
ter, n  o  Washington  sj.  L  N. 

Jacob  &  Burchell's  snb.  Its  1  to  15  in  b  1  of  the  s  16%  acres  of  the  e  }i 
ot  the  w  H  of  the  n  e  }4  ot  see  35  40  13  jan  2,  11  a  ni ,  PL  Sherman, 
master,  56  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Goudy  &  Goodwillie's  suh,  it  27  and  28  and  the  ely  38  ft  of  It  29  ot  It  2, 

3  and  4  in  the  Assesser's  div  of  b  4  of  ontlt  "B"  in  Wrightwood,  be- 
ing a  enb  of  the  s  w  ^  ot  see  29  40  14  jan  9, 11am.  W alter  Butler, 

master.  L  S. 

Kensington,  It  15  in  b  5;  also  Its  27  and  28  in  b  22  in  Da  phin  Pk  add; 
also  Its  7  to  111  Id  b  5  in  Field'n  add  to  Pullman;  also  It  4  in  b  11  in 
Englewood  Heights  resnb  ot  Wright's  eub  in  then  e  M,  of  sec  6  37 

14.  Jail  8,  11  a  m.  Frederik  F  Fuch.  admtr.  L  N. 

Baxter's  sub,  It  6  in  b  2  ot  the  s  w  !i  of  the  B  e  ^  ot  sec  20  40  14.  Jas 

10,11am.  Wm  L  Kel'y,  admtr.  L  N. 
Boilvin's  sub,  lis  25,  26  and  the  w  2  ft  of  It  27  in  b  2  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  e 

Yi  of  the  8  w     of  see  14  39  13.  Jan  8,  2  p  m.    Louis  Bastrop,  admtr. 

L  B. 

Lt  7  of  the  s  i4  of  b  30  ot  the  s  e  )4  ot  sue  12  39  12.  Jan  6,  10  a  m.  Wm 
A  Deyl,  admtr.  L  B. 

Rozet's  resub,  its  13  and  14  of  b  7  in  Drexel  &  Smi  h's  sub  ot  the  w  !4 
of  the  n  w  H  and  the  w  H  of  the  w  Yi  ot  the  w  Yt  of  the  s  w  J4  of  sec 
11  38  14.  Jan  10,  3  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master,  20  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Harland's  sub.  It  18  ot  the  s  173  ft  ot  that  pt  lying  e  ot  the  Oh'go  and  N 

W  By  of  the  w  ?i  of  the  n  e  M  of  sec  30  40  14.  Jan  7,  10  a  m.  Herman 

Kranse,  admtr.  NOB. 
MeReynold's  sub.  It  42  in  b  1  of  pt  of  the  e  ht  ot  the  n  e  )4,  of  seo  6  39 

14.  Jan  7,  11  a  m.  Ohas  J  Krumsieg,  executor,  NOB. 
Brewster's  sub,  It  48  in  b  4  of  the  n  20  aori»s  ot  the  s  40  acres  of  the  e  Yi 

of  the  n  e  H  of  seo  16  39  13.  jan  5,  11  a  m.  Chas  T  Farson,  master. 

91  Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 
Miller  h  Kigdon's  sub.  Its  37,  38,  39  40,  41  and  44  In  b  1,  of  It  29  in  the 

tchool  Trustree's  sub  ot  sec  16  38  14.   jan  8,  11am.   Walter  Butler, 

master.  L  N. 

Valliquetle's  sub,  It  21  ot  the  n  e  !i  ot  the  s  e  (4  ot  the  s  w  ^  and  the 
n  33  ft  of  the  8  e  !4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  33  34  J  4,  Jan  8,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  65  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Carter's  snb,  It  26  in  the  resnb  of  b  15  of  bs  1,  2,  3,  4  and  7  in  Clifford's 
add.  Jan  8,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Oounselman's  sub.  It  12  in  b  4,  It  33  in  b  5,  It  32  in  b  6  ot  the  n  H  of  the 
8  w  )4  ot  the  n  w  !i  ot  see  15  39  13.  jan  8,  10  am.  Jbb  R  Mann,  mas- 
ter, 176  Dearborn  Bt.  L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Healy  BroB  Bub,  the  nnd  Yi  ot  snblts  2  to  16  in  the  snb  of  It  2  of  pt  Its  1 
and  2  6  4  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of  sec  29  29  14.  jan  22, 10  a  m. 
Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

So  0h'g5,  Doyles  add.  It  19  in  b  1  sec  6  37  15,  also  Its  26  and  27  in  b  72 
in  0  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  sub  in  seos  6  and  6  37  15,  also  It  35  in  b  67  in  esid 
snb.  jan  22, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Ayers  &  Hamilton's  sub.  Its  12  and  13  ot  the  s  4  20-100  acres  of  b  39  in 
the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  a  e  ^  sec  21  39  14.  jan  22, 
10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 


The  nnd  V4  of  w  H  of  n  e  H  ot  see  1  39  12.  jan  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOR. 

White-'  sub.  It  5  b  1  of  i}ti  acres  n  of  s  83  rods  6>4  ft  of  8  e  K  ot  n  e  <^ 
9  38  14.  jin  22  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

0  &  O  0  &  D  On's  sub.  It  5  b  9  in  sees  6  and  8  37  16.  jaa  2!,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Scammon  &  Dickey's  sub  It  60  b  2  of  w  H  a  e  H  e  ot  I  0  Ry  sec  28  39  14. 

Jan  15,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 
Sheridan  Drive,  Feinberg  add.  It  128  and  129  in  the  8  e  14  ot  see  20  40 

14.  jan  16,  lu  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Hegewesch  pnb.  It8b7swKne!!i  and  w  165.88  ft  ot  n  1162.3  tt  a  e  M 

n  e  H  sec  31  37  15.  jan  22,  11  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Garfield  blvd,  Oummlng's  add.  It  36  being  a  sub  ot  It  2  in  b  3  and  It  2  in 

b  4  in  the  Circuit  Ot  ptn  a  sub  ot  the  w  ^  of  the  s  w  V*  of  sec  14  39 

13.  Jan  8, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 


Note — Abbreviations  signify:  0.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
maoadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  waterservioe; 
8wk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WT.      NO.     8TBEBT  FBOM  TO  IMp't 

15668  N  and  8  Alley  Ontario  Erie   0  g  and  p 

Wells  Franklin 

"  767  Alleys  Jackson  Van  Boren  '• 

Irving  av  ....Leavitt 
"  766  Alley  Oak  Chicago  av 

Milion  av....  Wesson 
"  765  Alleys  Irving  av  . . .  Oakley  av  " 

Adams  Jackson 

"  763  Alleys  Harrison  Van  Boren  " 

Western  av. .  .Claremont  av 
"  762  Alleys  Jackson  Van  Boren  " 

Oakley  av . . . .  Irving  av 
"761  Alleys.  Monroe  Adams  '* 

Oakley  Irving  av 

"  759  Alleys  Monroe  Adams  " 

Leavitt  Irving  av 

"  758  N  and  8  Alley. Maxwell   Liberty  " 

West  of  Jefferson 
"  757  Alleys  Panlina  Ashland  av  " 

Fulton  Walnut 

"  756  .Alleys  Folton   Lake  " 

Ashland  av... St  Johns  pi 
'I  755  Alleys  Paulina  Marshfield  av  " 

Jao.'TBon  Van  Buren 

"  754  Alley   St  Johns  pi . . .  Ashland  av 

Carroll  av  Fulton 

"  753  Alleys  Prairie  av  Forrest  av  " 

35th  37th 

"  752  Alleys  Morgan  Sangamon  ■' 

Oh'go  av  Superior 

"  751  Alley  Perry  Ashland  av  " 

FullertOD  . . . .  Montana 
"  749  Alleys  Division   Blackhawk  " 

Dickson  Holt 

"  748  Alley  Blackhawk. ..  Blanche  '• 

Dickson  Holt 

"  747  Alley  in  w  ^  block  5  0  T  snb  w      sec  5  39  14 

"  697  Fifty-third  State  South  Pk  av  ' 

"  696  Forty-sixth  ..  .State  Grand  blvd  c  f  and  g 

"  895  Townsend  ....Erie  Chicago  av  " 

"  694  Sheridan  North  av....  Bloomingdale  rd  " 

"  693  Alley  running  north  from  36th  st  bet  Ellis  avenoe 
and  Lake  avenue. 

"  692  42nd.   Halsted      ...Wallace         0  f  and  p 

"  691  Alley  Hoy  ne  av  ....  Leavitt         c  g  and  p 

Warren  av. .  .  Madison 

"690  Layton  Halsted  Union  ' 

"  686  McMnllen  ot  .  .May  o'enter  " 

"  686  Rebecca  Rockwell ....  California  av  c  g  and  p 

"  682  Alleys  Thomas  Division  " 

Glenwood  Robey 

"  681  Alley  N  line  of  Iowa  st  to  s  line  of  Aogusta 

st  bet  Glenwood  av  and  Uobey  st 
"  680  Alleys  Augusta  ...   .Thomas        o  t?  and  p 

Glenwood  av. Robey 

"  674  Otto  Clark  Halsted 

"  672  Bloucher   Wellington  ...  Noble  av  " 

"  667  W  Harrison. .  .Canal  Halsted 

"  663  Lincoln  av  . . . .  Center  Follerton  av    g  and  p 

"639  Prairie  av  25th  26th 

"  638  Eldridge  ct... State   Michigan  av  •' 

"  637  Ashland  av  Ohio  .   Milwanbeo  av 

"  636  62nd  Drexel  av  C  G.'ove  av  o  g  and  m 

"  628  Alleys  Clifton  Racine  av      o  g  ar d  f 

Oeiiter   Garfield  av 

"  627  Alleys  Clifton  av  . .  Racine  av     eg  and  p 

Garfield  av. .  Webster  av 
"624  Alley  Oak  Hobbie  c  and  p 

Larrabee  ...  Gault  pi 

"  623  Alley  Locust   Oak  c  g  and  p 

Townsend  Sedgwick 

"  621  N  and  8  alley  in  w      b  21  C  T  sub  of  pt  sec  33  40 
14. 

"  619  Alleys  Folton  Lake 

May  Ann 

"618  Alley  Randolph  Washirgt'u 

Willard  pi  Ann 

"  617  Alleys  Throop  Center  c  g  and  p 

JaoksoQ  Van  Buren 

"  G16  Alleys  Colorado  Fulton 

Ann  May 

"  614  Alley  Taylor  W  12th 

Marshfield  av  Ashland  blvd 
"  613  Alleys  Halsted  Blue  Isld  av 

Forqaer  . . . .  W  Taylor 


40 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


January  i2,  1895. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Jany.  10,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonit. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   S04  |1,HS5,446 

Oity,  under  $1,000   112  7i,168 

County   »ii  116,123 

Total   462  »2,153,036 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Jany.  11,  1894. 

Bales. 

Ou>,  over  $1,000    309 

City,  under  1,000   106 

Uounty  166 

Total   670 


Amount. 
11  472,831 
68,613 
627,402 


(2,(  58.846 


Aberdeen  at,  72  ft  b  of  68th,  w  f  25x124; 
Aug  11.  '93.  A  T  Anderson  to  J  Holm 

 |1,0C0 

Aberdeen  st,  148  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x1-24; 
Jan  3.  J  D  Sallmon  to  Mrs  M  Sallmon 

 $2,500 

Ada  st,  n  w  cor  7l8t,  e  f  72x125;  Jan  3.  M 

L  Brown  to  V?  A  Stanton  $1,800 

Alice  pi,  271  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  s  f  25xl0:i; 
Oct  13,  '74.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  M  Stoll 

 $1,625 

Allport  st,  240  ft  8  of  W  19th,  w  f  24x125; 

Deo  8.  J  Kreoh  to  A  J  Knpka  ...  $5,000 
Allport  st,  same  ppty;  Deo  8.  A  J  Enpka 

to  M  Krech  $5,000 

Armitage  av,  144  ft  e  of  Campbell,  n  f  24 
xl20,  more  or  lest;  Jan  4.  L  MaeUer  to 

A  Clark  $1,500 

Armour  av,  30  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  25x92; 

Jan  10.  J  a  Watkins  to  L  W  Rose  .  $6,000 
Armour  av,  172  ft  n  of  63rd  at,  w  f  25xl0C; 

Jan  2.  E  Olsen  to  E  Fletcher  $2,000 

Artesian  av,  150  ft  s  of  82nd  st,  e  f  60x 
125;  Deo  24,  '94.  W  O  Lamed  to  J  W 

Br3wn    $3,800 

Ashland  av,  330  ft  s  of  62nd  st,  e  f  25x 
120,  Jan  9.  J  M  Fairbanks  to  G  Rosse- 

land    $1,000 

Ashland  av,  190  ft  n  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x125 
and  other  ppty;  Oct  28.  L  Franklin  to 

E  Ahern  $1,500 

Avers  av,  266  ft  s  of  28tb  st,  w  f  48x126; 
Nov  10,'93.  R  J  Bremner  to  B  Bremner 

 $1,000 

Barclay  st,  50  ft  n  of  Thomas,  w  f  25x124; 
Deo  17,  '94.  F  Roeller  et  al  to  1  Kosch- 

niok  $1,200 

Bishop  av,  n  e  cor  90th  st,  w  f  148x124; 
Nov  12,  '94.  A  istratman  et  al  to  W  A 

Stone  $2,500 

Bishop  St.  50  ft  s  of  62nd,  e  f  125x124;  Dec 
20,  '94.  B  F  Patrick  to  W  C  Thompson 

 $2,750 

Bismarck  ot,  480  ft  e  of  Noble  st,  n  f  24x 
60;  Nov  22,  '94.  H  0  Larsen  to  J  Niel- 
sen  $1,750 

Bissell  st,  352  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  24x125; 
Jan  10.   H  Meyer  to  H  W  Leverentz 

 $3,000 

Bond  av.  100  ft  s  e  of  78tb  st,  n  e  f  50x 
200;  Deo  18,'9t.   0  H  Warren  to  J  F 

Crohen   $5,000 

Boulevard  place,  149  ft  w  of  Vincennes 
av,n  f  18x124;  Deo  12,  '94.  J  A  Fnllen- 

wider  to  I  M  Tnrney  et  al  $4,600 

Boftalo  av,  75  ft  s  of  134th  st,  e  f  75x125; 
Dec  22,  '94.  R  F  Kerr  to  A  L  Battery 

 $3,00C 

Calumet  av,  405  ft  b  of  43rd  st,  w  f  20i^x 
125  7-10;  Deo  31,  1894.  J  C  Beifeld  to  H 

Jason   $9,500 

Campbell  av,  125  It  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  31,  1894.  C  Egeberg  to  A  Ege- 

berg    $2,800 

Carpenter  st,  305  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  50x124; 
Deo  28,  '94.  J  F  Guthrie  to  J  T  Kelly 

 $I,'00 

Carpenter  st,  175  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  25x124; 

Jau  10.  O  Roginson  to  J  E  Dicker. $1,700 
Carpenter  st,  190  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  25x12.'); 
Oct  14.'93.    L  E  McDowell  to  R  P  Mc- 
Dowell  15,050 

Carroll  av,  86  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  24xliiO; 
Deo  29,  '94,  A  O  Wuensohe  to  L  Warlich 

 $1,500 

Carroll  av,  100  ft  e  of  Parker  pi,  s  f  50x 
159;  Deo  31,  '94.  M  Miller  to  M  Beh- 

rend  $3,500 

Carroll  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  2.  M  Behrend 

to  M  Moller  $3,550 

Carroll  av,  63  ft  w  of  8t  Johns  pi,  e  f  2oj^ 
xll9>^;  Jan  4.  L  Franklin  to  P  C  King 

 $6,500 

Central  and  Hamboldt  Park  blvds,  66  ft 
w  of  8t  Louis  av,  a  f  25x161}^;  Dec  18, 
'94.  A  E  Briggs  to  M  A  Kincade. .  $1,500 
Central  Park  av,  192  ft  sof  Wellington  st, 


e  f  48x125;  Jan  2.  M  E  W^ite  to  T  Butler 

 $1,(00 

Central  Park  av,  144  ft  s  of  Wellington  st, 
e  f,  48x125;  Jan  2.  M  E  White  to  R  E 

Moore    $1,000 

Central  Park  av,  s  w  cor  Garfield,  e  f  48x 
100;  Jan  2.  G  F  Koeater  to  J  H  Gneta- 

ohow   $1,200 

Center  at,  240  ft  n  of  Wellington,  w  f  98x 
190;  Jan  7.  E  Oatergren  to  Mrs  M  M 

Gerhardt  $3,600 

Center  av,  308  ft  s  of  62nd  at,  w  f  25x121; 

Jan  4.  P  S  Ronberg  to  C  Eckatrom. $4,700 
Center  av,  255  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Jan  4.  C  Eokstrom  to  P  S  Ronberg.  $2,550 
Center  st,  72  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  s  f  24x125; 

Jan  7.  R  Bender  to  0  Lacge  $2,700 

Champlain  av,  226  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
■    124.82;   Jan  3.   W  Nicholson  to  E  M 

Nicholson  $1  l,00(i 

Champlain  av,  20  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  18x 
124.82;  Jan  2.  G  O  Gordon  to  S  Himill 

   $9,400 

Chestnut  st,  163  ft  e  of  Wright,  s  f  40x121; 
Jan  3.  J  A  Chamberlain  to  M  E  Field 

 $7,087 

Chestnut  St.  118  ft  e of  Market,  n  f  32.65x 
109;  Dee  28,'94.  The  Swedish  Home  for 
Temperance  to  C  Buckingham  . . .  $10,000 
Clark  st  N.  125  ft  a  e  of  Cornelia,  n  e  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  1,'94.  J  Dietz  to  F  E  Brook- 
man   $15,000 

Cleaver  at,  403  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  24x 
125;  Deo  20,  '94.  F  Kleioh  to  J  Harbulak 

 $2,725 

Clement  av,  375  ft  n  w  of  69th  at,  a  w  f 
25x125;  Deo  29, '94.  F  Waahbarn  to  J 

N  MoMinn  $3,200 

Cleveland  av,  125  ft  n  of  Eneenia  st,  w  f 
25x72;   Jan  8.   B  Zinkman  to  M  Eroel- 

ing  $2,400 

Clifton  av,  s  w  cor  Noble,  e  f  25x121;  Deo 

7,  C  J  Felt  to  A  W  Patrick  $7,260 

Clybourn  av,  25  ft  w  of  Webster,  s  w  f  25 
xl20;  Jan  3.  F  Rahling  to  F  M  Haokell 

 $5,000 

Clybourn  av,  500  ft  a  e  of  Osgood  st,  s  w 
f  25x110;  Jan  8.  J  Fahning  to  C  H  Fah- 

ning    $2,8C0 

Clybourn  pi,  96  ft  w  of  Dudley  st,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Dec  21,  '94.  A  D  Whiting  to  J 

Ohristman  ,$1,950 

Clybourn  pi,  48  ft  w  of  Dudley  st,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Dec  13,  '94.  A  D  Whiting  to  P 

Weber  $1,050 

Commercial  av,  410  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  25 
xl38;  Jan  7.  F  Hajdnk  to  J  Manikowaki 

 $4,000 

Commercial  av,  s  w  cor  98th  st,  e  f  255x 
1381^  nnd  %  int;  Nov  6,'94.  Est  of  A  T 

Thatcher  to  W  T  Murray   $2,600 

Congress  st,  200  ft  e  of  42nd,  s  f  26x125; 
Oct  31,  '94.  L    D  Hammond  to   J  E 

Hammond  $1,200 

Congress  st,  100  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  a 
f  25x100;  Jan  7.  P  McAdam  to  M  J  Mc- 

Adam  ..$5,000 

Congress  st,  272  ft  w  of  Center  av,  n  f  26 
xl55;  Jan  2.  J  McDonald  to  M  A  Mc- 
Donald $4,000 

Cornelia  st,  25  ft  e  of  Noble  av,  s  f  25x127; 

Deo  16.  L  Wisotski  to  F  A  Stauber.$5,000 
Courtland  st,  19 1  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Dec  15,  '94.  Estate  of  J  F  Gillette 

to  J  Jaeger  $1,083 

Cottage  Grove  av,  125  ft  n  of  South  Cbi- 
cago,e  f  86  8-10x877-10;Nov  30.L  C  Biek- 

nell  to  8  B  Tottle  $21,000 

Crawford  av,  29fl  ft  n  of  Prince,  w  f  24x 
124;  Dec  10,  '94.  R  Reynertson  to  K 

Haave  $1,950 

Crawford  av,  266  ft  n  of  Prince,  w  f  24x 
124;  Dec   10,  '94.  R  Reynertson  t3  A 

Haave  $1,900 

Cromwell  at,  25  ft  s  of  Rhine,  e  f  25x115; 
Dec  27,'94.   A  F  Lorenz  to  J  J  Brynd 

 $3,000 

Dakin  st,  166  ft  e  of  ShufQeld  av,  e  f  15x 
122;  Dec  17,  '94.  W  C  Peet  to  C  Buck- 
ingham $1,500 

Dakin  st,  166  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
49.97x122.42;  Deo  17,'94.  W  C  Peet  to  C 

Buckingham  $4,000 

Dayton  st,  225  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  8.  E  A  Wilt  to  M  D  Wein- 
berg $6,000 

Dearborn  at,  400  ft  s  of  40th,  w  f  24  7  12 
xllO;  Deo  10,  '94.  R  F  Kelley  et  al  to  H 

M  Fades  $2,500 

Desplaines  st,  105  ft  n  of  121st,  w  f  25x 
123;  Deo  1,  '94.  American  Trust  and 

Savings  Bank  to  T  Dwyer  $1,025 

Desplaines  st,  n  e  cor  45ih,  w  f  52^x124; 

Dec  i9,'94.  A  Loeb  to  C  O  Jensen.  .$5,000 
Desplaines  at,  53  ft  n  of  45th,  w  f  50x124 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  20,'94.   Same  to 
Same  $5,400 


Diversey  av,  275  ft  w  ot  Reaper  at,  n  f  50 
xl26;  Deo  21,  1894.  C  W  Fnllerton  to  H 
MSchurz    $1,600 

Diversey  av,  666  ft  e  of  Hamlin,  n  f  666^ 
xl,320;  Dec  27.  E  Blewett  to  J  Cratty 
 $45,000 

Diversey  av,  250  ft  e  of  W  49th  st,  n  f  100 
xl24;  Nov  16,  '94.  E  F  Kennedy  to  M 
Lynch  $1,200 

Douglas  Park  ad,  lota  16,  26,  27  and  28 
(no  block  given),  a  e  23,  39,  13;  Jan  8. 
M  Zajicek  to  F  Stava  $5,000 

Drexel  av,  198  ft  n  of  84th  at,  w  f  50x125; 
Dec  18,  '94.  H  M  Kirk  to  E  D  Neal. $1,000 

Duncan  av,  123  ft  n  of  87th  at,  e  f  25x124; 
Dec  6,  '94.  I  Irwin  to  L  W  Smith .  .$1,500 

Donning  st,  245  ft  e  of  bheifleld  av,  n  f 
37x115;  Deo  17  A  Moses  to  J  W  Snider 
et  al  $10,000 

Earl  av,  200  ft  s  e  of  Swift  at,  s  w  f  43x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  10, '94.  0  M 
Stewarito  W  H  Mitchell   $1,000 

Edgsrton  av,  126  ft  s  of  tiOth  st,  w  f  50x 
150;  Oct  19,  '94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  H 
Chatfield  $4,891 

Eighteenth  st  W,  n  w.  cor  Hoyne  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Jan  5.  J  Sohvaitzer  to  V  Van- 
erka  $6,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24 
xl25;  Jan  8.  A  Snokrau  to  W  Frink 
  $2,860 

Eighty-sixth  pi,  3lO  e  of  Sangamon  at,  s 
f  26x125;  Dec  31,  '94.  M  Olmsted  to  H 
Huxley  *6.000 

Eighty-ninth  st,  266  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  s  f  50x125;  June  6,  '94.  E  F  Bryant 
to  O  S  Bass  $1,500 

Elias  st,  396  ft  s  e  of  Arc  her  av,  s  w  f  80x 
100;  Sep  12,  '94.  J  Lynch  to  M  E  Lynch 
 $7,600 

Elston  av,  147  ft  a  e  of  Forest,  n  e  f  25x 
125;  Sept  20,  '94.  W  L  Johnson  to  R  C 
Moore  $1,000 

Emerald  av.  146  ft  a  of  59th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  4.  J  E  Kullestrand  to  P  D  MoDer- 
mott  $6,200 

Emerald  av.  200  ft  s  of  39th  st,  e  f  125x 
116,  nnd  ^  int;  Halated  st,  160  ft  s  of 
39th,  w  f  125x126;  Jan  9.  S  Seppel  et  al 
to  E  Guthmann  $22,600 

Erie  et,  487  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  s  f  49x59;  Nov 
22,'94.  H  C  Larsen  to  J  Nielaon  $8,5C0 

Evanston  av,  87  ft  a  of  Ardmore,  w  f 
xl50;  Aug  7,  '94.  W  G  Stonghton  to  A 
O  Anderson  ,   $2,260 

Evanston  av,  46  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  e  f  50x 
125;  Jan  9.  H  Wolfif  to  A  Moritz. . .  $2,800 

Evans  av,  150  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  38x 
170.78;  Jan  7.  B  J  Rosenthal  et  al  to  H 
E  Anthony  et  al  $30,000 

Fairfield  av,  248  ft  s  of  Courtland  b\  w  f 
25x126;  Deo  29,  1894.  W  P  Oolbnrn  to 
0  Kramer   $1,600 

Fifty-first  st,  n  e  oor  Cottage  Grove  av,  s 
f  10(1^x208  4-100;  Jan  8,  '94.  Maat  in 
Chy  to  T  Oonlin  et  al  $50,000 

Flournoy  at,  225  ft  e  of  Jan  Husa  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Nov  22,  '94.  T  C  Preston  to  J  T 
Boyle  $1,000 

Ford  av,  375  ft  s  of  80th  st,  e  f  25x124  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  4.  M  J  Taylor  to  N  H 
Camp ,  $1,000 

Ford  av,  122  ft  a  of  76th  at,  e  f  50x167, 
Sept  12,  1894.  J  G  Hoitt  to  M  Mertena 
   $2,075 

Forest  Glen  av,  595  ft  n  e  of  Gordon  st, 
n  w  f  132x150;  Jan  7.  H  R  Schneider  to 
J  V  Northam  $1,080 

Forrestville  av,  181  ft  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  34x 
125,  more  or  less;  Jan  3.  S  J  Fitzpatrick 
to  O  Sollitt  *M,733 

Forrestville  av,  215  ft  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  163^ 
xl25  more  or  le8s;Jan  3.  8  J  Fitzpatrick 
to  8  Sollitt  $1,366 

Forty-first  st,  n  w  oor  Union  av,  s  f  124 
9-12x143;  Jan  5.  B  Wolf  et  al  to  B  Wolf 
Slaughtering  Company  $66,000 

Forty  second  st,  n  w  cor  Harvard,  e  f  75x 
126;  neo  29,  '94.  W  Ryan  to  W  Hohe 
 $2,000 

Forty-fifth  at,  205  ft  w  of  Wright,  n  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  8.  L  J  Shafer 

to  AF  Shafer  $12,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  140  ft  e  of  Emerald  av,  n  f 
58x125;   Deo  31,'94.   M  Lamb  to  J  H 

Ashby  $3,500 

Forty-seventh  at,  n  e  oor  Evana  av,  s  f 
72.82x153;  Jan  1.  8  Straus  to  H  Merrill 

 $8,000 

Forty-eighth  st.  Ill  ft  w  of  Kenwood  av, 
s  f  20x60;  Deo  17.  J  W  Snider  et  al  to  A 
Moeea  $11,500 

'  Fnllerton  av,  416  ft  more  or  less  w  of  Lin- 

I  coin,  s  f  37)^x116;  Jan  2.  P  Jackson  to 
WE  Morgan   $12,300 

I  Fulton  st,  premises  1316;  Deo  30,'94.  G  K 
Bowes  to  R  MoGrath  $6,000 


Glendale  av.  s  w  oor  58th  st  e  f  150x126 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  29.  R  Doha  to  F  L 
Jewett  $4,500 

Graoeland  av,  110  ft  w  of  Alexander,  s  f 
60x99;  Jan  3.  U  J  Peet  to  O  Bucking- 
ham $3,000 

Grace  st,  63.8  ft  w  of  Wilton  av,  s  f  SOx 
162. 13;  Deo  SI,  '94.  C  Wolfif  to  C  Buck- 
ingham  ,  $5,250 

Grand  av,  139  f t  s  e  of  Cleveland,  n  e  f  25 
il25;  Jan  7.  J  Howe  Jrto  F  C  Minocue 
  $1,000 

Grand  blvd,  48  ft  n  of  *8th  st,  w  f  48.3x 
300.83;  Jan  7.  E  F  Engals  to  E  Engals 
 $19,000 

Grand  av,  206  ft  w  of  Rubens,  a  f  5()x 
1363^;  Nov  1,'94.  F  E  Brookmsn  to  J 
Dietz  $2,500 

Grand  av,  206  ft  e  of  Rubens,  s  f  50x 
1361^;  Nov  1,'94.  Same  to  Same.  .  $2,500 

Grand  av,  166  ft  w  of  Rubens,  s  f  SOx 
136>^;  Nov  1,'94.  Same  to  Same. .  .$2,500 

Glendale  av,  150  f  t  s  of  58th  st,  e  f  160x 
126  and  other  ppty;  Deo  29.  A  C  Kiiidig 
to  F  L  Jewett  $4,600 

Green  st,  200  ft  s  of  96th,  w  f  25x126  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  4.  M  E  Treacy  to  E  H 
Arnold  $5,000 

Green  st,  165  ft  n  of  64ih.  wf  36x125;  Dec 
31,  '94.  O  B  Green  to  C  Gnderyahn.$l,78  6 

Grove  ot,  146  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  n  f  24x 
123;  Dec  31,  '94.  A  H  Vilter  to  J  Gerts 
 $7,000 

Halsted  at,  25  ftsof  W  19th,  e  f  25xU0>^; 
Nov  27,  '94.  F  Hupka  to  A  T  Hnbka 
 $17,C00 

Halsted  st,  a  e  oor  42d,  w  f  60x18.77;  Nov 
16,'94.  Eat  of  A  L  Mason  to  J  H  McFar- 
laud  $15,0C0 

Halsted  st,  48  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  26x125; 
July  15,  '93.  H  A  Biinkman  to  H  Brink- 
man  $7,500 

Halsted  st,  275  ft  9  of  65th,  w  f  26x1(0; 
Jan  8.  L  F  Ullrich  to  C  B  Mayer.  .$2,500 

Halsted  at,  100  ft  n  of  57th.  e  f  60x120; 
Jan  2.  F  Bade  to  W  M  Hawland.  $22,000 

Halsted  at.  n  w  cor  Canalport  av,  e  f  20^^ 
xl00xll5;  Deo  4,  1891.  F  A  Guderyahn 
to  J  G  Rowe  $20,000 

Halated  st,  20%  ft  n  of  Canalport  av,  e  t 
24J^xl00;  Deo  4,  1894.  A  Pratt  to  J  G 
Rowe  $12,800 

Halated  st,  200  ft  aof  59th,  e  f  60x118;  Jan 
2.  M  Larson  to  F  B  Bort  $30,000 

Hamlin  av,  49  ft  n  of  W  29th  at,  w  f  48x 
126;  Oct  9,'94.  G  W  Casa  to  A  M  White 
 ,  $1,500 

Hamlin  av,  a  w  oor  Breckinridge,  e  f  120 
x289  ft;  Nov  20,  '94.  OA  Werdenfeller 
to  J  J  Roee  $2,126 

Hammond  at,  161  ft  n  of  Menominee,  e  f 
25x126;  Jan  5.  M  Kroeling  to  F  Sohoepp 
  $4,400 

Harvey  at,  24  ft  e  of  Dudley,  a  f  48x125; 
Jan  7.  A  Berendt  to  A  Kozirok  et  al 
  . .  $5,000 

Hiokling  av,  306  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
25x117;  Nov  27.  J  T  Eberhart  to  P  J 
Kendall  $1,660 

Hinman  st.  241  f t  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  48x 
126;  Jan  4.  C  Marqnardt  to  F  Zeitz 
 $10,000 

Homan  av,  266  ft  a  of  W  22nd  st,  e  f  76x 
125  and  other  ppty;  dec  14.  J  H  Gorm- 
ley  to  M  Mahnke  $5,000 

Homan  av,  aame  pply ;  dec  18.  M  Mahoke 
to  J  Gregory  '.  $5,000 

Homan  av,  219  ft  s  of  W  25th  st,  e  f  48x 
125;  Jan  7.  M  De  Tamble  to  OFW 
Arndt    $1,050 

Houston  av,  141  ft  n  of  87th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jan  3.  I  Mamkowski  to  F  Hajdnk 
 $1,C00 

Homan  av,  250  ft  n  of  W  16th  3t.  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  7,  '94.  P  M  Presoott  to  F  Sloan 

 $1,000 

Horton  at.  144  ft  s  of  Polk,  w  f  48x106; 
Jan  4.  J  B  Rees  lo  J  W  Garvy  $2,000 

Hudson  av,  211  ft  n  of  Menominee  st,  w 
f  48x123;  Jan  8.  J  J  Kelly  to  C  Kelly 

 $3,00C 

Humboldt  st,  100  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
e  f  25x120;  Jan  8.  A  Boss  et  al  to  E  Hal- 
verson  et  al  $2,800 

Irving  av,  a  e  cor  97th  st,  ^v  f  48x124;  Sep 
27,  '94.  DEC  Mole  to  N  Garrity.  .$1,200 

Irving  av,  n  w  cor  Montrose  blvd,  e  f  26x 
157;  Jan  8,  '94.  A  H  Hill  to  M  A  Guise 
 $1,000 

Irving  Park  blvd,  n  w  cor  Sheridan  av.  s 
f  96x125;  Feb  20,  '90.  W  Boldenweck  et 

al  to  J  Pease  $1,450 

Jackson  tt,  225  ft  wof  W  40th,  s  f  25x121; 

Deo  5, '94.  D  Cruse  to  B  H  Gain. .  .$1,250 
Jackson  av,  149  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f  50x120; 

Jan  4.  A  Lovine  to  S  Harris  $6,500 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


January  12,  189 


(Continued  from  page  40.) 

Jaokeon  av,  149  ft  n  of  54th  at,  w  f  50x 
121 ;  Dec  6,'»4.  F  H  Rood  to  A  Ltvine 
 |5,500 

Jftmot  et,  151  ft  (3  of  Lyman  av,  n  f  25x 
121:  Jan  8.  K  D  StroBg  to  L  M  Niohola 
 |3,400 

JefFe^y  av,  40  ft  n  of  Kenwood  terrace,  w 
f  40x157;  Deo  10,  '94.  H  V  Freeman  to 
R  L  Birker    |4,0C0 

Johnston  st,  378  ft  w  of  Thomas  av,  n  f 
25x100;  Deo  27,  'J4.  J  Johnston,  Jr,  to 
J  Ohlaon  f  1,200 

Johnston  st,  669  ft  w  of  California  av,  n  f 
37>«,xl00;  Jan  4.  H  Hero  to  A  Hero 
 ,  12,000 

Kedzie  av,  175  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Dec  20, '94.  A  Q  Walter  to  J  En- 
right   $1.6011 

Kedzie  av,  8:i  ft  8  of  Pierce,  e  f  25x177; 
Jan  11.  b  Boiowansky  to  F  W  Nord- 
quiet  et  al   |1,560 

Kedzie  av.  166  ft  n  of  Homboldt  blvd,  e  f 
120x1251^;  Dec  12.  '94.  F  H  W  hite  to  Z 
B  Shipley  $35,000 

Kenmore  av,  160  ft  e  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f 
50x150;  Deo  2t,'94.  O  M  Carlson  to  M  J 
ZoUerman    $4,000 

Kimbark  av,  241  ft  8  of  47th  st,  e  f  50x 
187;  Dec  let, '94.  M  E  Ward  to  M  H 
Ward  115.000 

Laflin  st,  75  ft  b  of  Bronson,  w  f  26x124; 
Deo  17,  '94.  C  J  Vopicka  et  al  to  V 
Sabatka  f  1,200 

Lake  st  W,  180  ft  w  of  Sheldon  st,  n  f  20 
xl35,  more  o.  le-s;  Apr  10,'94.  F  Midg- 
ley  to  .VI  A  Midgley  |6,000 

Lake  av,  s  w  oor  53rd  st,  e  f  276x150;  also 
Jefferson,  s  e  oor  53rd  st,  w  f  276x150; 
Oct  23,  '94.  G  M  Bogoe  et  al  to  H  Fhipps 
Jr  $100.0(  0 

La  Salle  st,  174  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  3.  W  M  MoNamee  to  A  B  Tait. $2,650 

Lewis  st,  222  ft  n  of  Mariana,  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  2.  H  Dnsing  to  N  A  Saner  $4,0(0 

Lill  av,  400  ft  w  of  Balsted  st,  n  f  25x125; 
Jan  9.  F  Lovdall  to  J  H  A  Brandt  .  $.^,250 

Lincoln  st.  367  ft  n  of  65th,  s  e  f  51x150; 
June  4,'02.  J  G  Woodward  to  M  J  John- 
ston $4,500 

Loomis  st,  216  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  26x124; 
Jan  4.  P  MoDermott  to  J  E  Knllerstrand 
   $3,(00 

Loomis  st,  96  ft  n  of  48t)i,e  f  24x124;  Deo 
18,  '94.  F  Drozd  to  V  Uegner  $3,000 

Mackinaw  av,  160  ft  n  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x 
140;  Jan  3.  H  J  Miller  to  J  A  Dahlgren 
 $1,650 

Mackinaw  av,  221  ft  s  of  84th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Jan  2.  First  Swedish  3  &  L  Assn  to 
A  Fazy  $3,300 

Madison  av.  25  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  65x92; 
Nov  23,  '94.  First  Baptist  Church  of 
Hyde  Park  et  al  to  T  McCall  $6,000 

Madison  st,  s  e  oor  California  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  Jan  5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  V  Hofman 
 $3,058 

Marshfleld  av,  24  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  24x 
122;  Jan  6.  J  Schlisinski  to  C  E  Fried- 
rich   $1,100 

Marshfleld  av,  297  ft  s  of  68th  st,  e  f  24x 
124;  Jan  4.  W  O  Oarr  to  S  A  West.  .$4,000 

Marshfleld  av,  250  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  24x 
124;  Jan  3.  L  A  MoClenahan  to  L  M 
Carr  $4,000 

Marvin  st,  s  w  cor  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  23 
xl24;  Jan  2.  W  Beranek  to  JW  Majer 
 $1,720 

May  st,  B  w  cor  62nd,  e  f  57x124;  Jan  4. 
H  Ramm  to  H  Nelson  $7,(iOO 

Mead  st,  19  ft  s  of  W  Ohio,  w  f  76.88i 
76.32;  Dec  12,  '94.  F  H  White  to  Z  B 
Shipley  $80,000 

Melrose  st,  219  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  24x125; 
Deo  27,  '94.  C  P  Steffensen  to  Q  J  K 
Fiedler.,  $1,200 

Michigan  av,  228  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  5()x 
ICO;  Deo  6,'94.  A  Levine  to  F  H  Rood 
 $3,250 

Michigan  st,  n  e  cor  Cass,  s  f  60xl<i9;  Jnn 
4.  M  C  Kferwin  to  8  Parliament. .  $45,300 

Michigan  av,  388  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  e  f  373^x 
160;  Jan  7.  M  L  O'Brien  to  T  E  O'Brien 
 $1(1,312 

Michigan  av,  332  ft  s  of  37tli  ot,  w  f  19x 
136;  Dec  22,  '94.  V  A  Root  to  H  H 
Mason  $8,000 

Milwaakee  av,  71  ft  s  e  of  Indiana  st,  s  w 
f  20  ft  through  to  Indiana  st;  Jan  4.  K 
Hall  to  J  H  BiHhop  $9,600 

Milwaukee  bv,  128  ft.  s  e  of  Oakley,  s  w  f 
22x100;  Deo  17,  '94.  L  Qnthier  to  M 

Browuer  $4,500 

Moore  st,  20i)  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  25x 
134;  Sep  10,  '90.  Estate  of  P  Wald- 
Boheid  to  M  Kolli  $1,000 


Morgan  st,  63  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  26x120; 
Jan  7 .  R  O  Barrows  to  G  D  Morgan 
 $6,200 

Morgan  st,  premises  5649;  Deo  22,'94.  O 
Grant  et  al  to  H  J  Fitzgerald   $4,000 

Morgan  st,  s  w  oor  Jaokson,  e  f  100x120, 
leasehold  interest  therein;  Jan  3.  A  M 
Howard  et  al  to  B  H  Loveless  $53,(i00 

Morse  av,  s  e  cor  Chicago,  n  f  100x173; 
Deo  15,  '94.  J  R  Duff  to  0  Strpver.  .$4,500 

Morray  st,  226  ft  s  of  88th,  w  f  35x133; 
Jan  3.  C  C  Joy  to  B  M  Cobb  $2,500 

Norwood  av,  304  ft  w  of  Evanston,  n  f 
37>^xl23;  Jan  9,  '94.  S  H  Austin,  Jr  to 
H  D  Fargo  $1,600 

North  av,  100  ft  e  of  Larrabee  st,  n  f  42x 
104;  Decl,  '94.  J  Espen  et  al  to  S  Frank 
 $17,51  0 

North  av,  100  ft  w  of  Dayton  st,  n  f  26x 
150;  Jan  9.  A  Moritz  to  d  Wolif ...  $6,600 

North  St.  296  ft  w  of  Wright,  s  f  25x125; 
Jan  2.  R  Ensch  to  J  A  En-ch   $2,000 

Oakley  av,  125  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  Six 
124;  Jan  6.  A  W  Wolff  to  E  A  Latjge 
 $1,650 

Oakley  av,  50  ft  n  of  33rd  st.  w  f  24x118; 
Jan  8.  W  Frink  to  A  Saokran  . . ; .  $3,0i  0 

Oakwood  blvd,  226  ft  e  of  Langley  av,  s  f 
28x17;  Oot  14,'93.  L  E  McDowell  to  R 
P  McDowell    $18  000 

Ogden  blvd,  n  w  cor  Turner  av,  s  e  f  45x 
126;  Nov  28.  G  8  Feeney  to  J  Davy.$6,8(i0 

Ohio  8t,  n  w  oor  Hamlin  av,  s  f  24x111; 
Deo  12,  '91.  I  W  Thoms  to  W  I  Jeffery 
 $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  pi,  125  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av,  n  f  76x124;  Deo  17,  '94. 
A  D  TolsDpa  to  J  A  Hall   .  .$2,300 

One  Hundred  and  Teuth  st,  n  e  oor  Young, 
8  f  31x120;  Jan  4.  T  E  Peterson  to  J  A 
Hall   $1,200 

Ontario  av,  55  ft  s  of  19th  st,  e  f  60x130; 
June  10,  '92.  M  E  Garrity  to  S  E  Qarrity 
 $2,000 

Ontario  av,  same  ppty;  June  30,  '94.  8  E 
Rothery  to  W  Koote   $3,000 

Orchard  st,  346  ft  b  of  Wrightwood  av,  e 
f  24x125;  Jan  2.  W  Schick  to  L  Mattern 
 $3,420 

Owasoo  st,  276  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  s  f  25x125; 
June  7,  '92.  8  T  Gunderson  to  M  M  Love- 
joy....   $4,000 

Owasoo  st.  same  ppty;  June  7,  '92.  M  M 
Lovejoy  to  American  Trust  and  Sav- 
ings Bank  $1,420 

Park  av,  147  ft  a  of  Center,  e  f  26x125; 
Jan  7.  E  Speokermann  to  F  Bork.. #1,350 

Park  av,  150  f  t  w  of  W  43rd  st,  n  f  25x125; 
Jan  7.  F  8  Tyrrell  to  J  F  Atherton.  $4,600 

Paulina  at,  241  ft  u  of  Leland  av,  w  f  5Ux 
165;  Oot  29,  '94.  T  H  Ensor  to  B  L  Hull 
 $4,750 

Paulina  st.  192  ft  n  of  Wilaon  av,  w  f  10(> 
xl65;  Jan  9.  J  L  Batchelder  to  C  F 
Batohelder  $6,000 

Peoria  st.  1.50  ft  n  of  74tb,  e  f  26x124;  Jan 
8.  B  M  Regan  to  A  Miller  $1,500 

Perry  av,  19u  fts  of  68th  st,  w  f  33x176; 
Jan  2.  F  S  Reifzinder  to  F  M  Blsnoh- 
ard  $7,000 

Phillips  av,  147  ft  s  of  86th  st,  w  f  25x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  14,  '94.  J  R  Crocker 
to  E  M  Botsford  $1,650 

Polk  st  W,  201  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  26x 
126;  Jan  4.  A  F  Berantzhi  to  H  Aone 
 $1,600 

Polk  st,  263  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f  25x 
124;  Jan  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Chicago 
Trust  and  Savings  Bank  $1,200 

Portland  av,  141  ft  t  of  116th  st.  e  f  50x 
123;  Oot  30,'94.  W  H  Field  to  F  DeBok 
 $2,000 

Prairie  av,  147  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  30x160; 
Deo  6,  '94.  J  H  Calvin  to  O  T  Langbein 
 $4,800 

Prairie  av,  prsmises  No  4817  22x136;  Nov 
28, '94.  J  Cormaok  to  J  L  Epps .. $12,600 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  50x162; 
Nov  28,  '94.  J  L  Epps  to  J  Cormaok 

  $6,260 

Prospect  av,  100  ft  n  of  93rd  st,  w  f  208x 
118;  Jan  8.  F  W  Wiggins  to  H  0  Barnes 

  $7,100 

Racine  av,  96  ft  n  of  Wolfram  st,  w  f  24x 
124;  Sep  15,  '94.  Estate  of  F  Baoklins  to 

M  B  Senski  $1,950 

Railroad  av,  310  ft  s  e  of  73rd  st,  s  w  f  200 
xl96;  Deo  8,  '94.  Estate  of  G  fl  Ferris 

to  J  H  Jones  et  al  $3,000 

Ravenawood  Pk  av,  n  e  cor  N  59th  st,  w  f 
134x100  more  or  less;   Dec  22,'94.  RO 

Greer  to  J  M  Ray  $16,000 

Reed  av.  111  ft  n  of  Saratoga  st,  w  f  75s 
123;  May  15,  '94.  E  E  Reed  to  8  R  Reed 

 $3,9C0 

Reed  av,  s  e  oor  Divereey,  w  f  486x123,  and 


other  ppty;  Jan  E.  E  E  Reed  fo  J  J  Hub- 
bard  $34,450 

Rhodes  av,  98  ft  n  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Jan  4.  U  H  Hammond  to  A  H  Burley 
 $2,500 

Rhodes  av,  361  ft  s  of  37th  st,  w  f  24x126; 
dec  31.  8  M  Dodson  to  J  A  Devore. $6,000 

Rhodes  av,  198  ft  n  ot  71st  at,  e  f  60x124, 
and  other  ppty;  dec  29,  1894.  B  J  Qlassr 
to  8  L  Boyce  $5,000 

Ridgeway  av,  185  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  w  f  75x 
126;  Oot  17,'94.  H  B  Mitchell  to  J  W 
Lock  wood  $1,350 

Robey  st,  100  ft  n  of  36th  st.  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  3.  T  C  Hoffman  to  W  Frink . . .  $1,71  0 

Robey  st.  264  ft  n  of  5l8t,  e  f  24x124;  -Ian 
4.  A  Liska  to  F  Kakacek    $3,000 

Robey  st,  100  ft  s  of  N  69th,  w  f  lOOx'57; 
Jan  7  C  O  Olson  to  C  M  Onmmiog. $1,300 

R  ckwell  st,  li'O  ft  n  of  Hirsch,  w  f  25x 
126;  Jan  7.  J  d  iengenbaoh  to  O  Die- 
witz   $4.5(0 

Root  st,  n  w  OOT  Sene-ihall,  s  f  23^x112; 
Jan  8.  J  P  Hedges  to  A  D  Hedges.  $6,(>0ii 

Ruble  8t,  206  ft  s  of  W  16th,  e  f  24x1(  0; 
Jan  2.  T  Innea  to  J  P  Innes  $1,600 

Sebor  at.  416  ft  e  of  Halsied,  n  f  49x92; 
Jan  5.  James  W  Hedenberg  to  John  W 
Hedenberg   $15,000 

Seventeenih  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f 
24x125;  Jan  3.  J  Abraham  to  J  Bednorz 
 $2,100 

Seventy-second  st,  s  w  oor  Jefferson  av,  n 
f  5(1  ft  to  railroad;  Nov  7,  '94.  F  C  Veh- 
meyer  to  J  Chiaoim    $3,700 

Seventy-fifth  st.  57  ft  e  of  Drexel  av,  n  f 
25x126;  Deo  17, '94.  L  A  Weyburn  to  W 
A  Bell   $1,600 

Seventy-fifth  st,  167  ft  w  of  Schell  av,  n  f 
26x126;  Deo  22,  '94.  L  A  Weyburn  to  W 
A  Bell   $1,500 

Seventy-fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Butterfield,  n  f 
105x1(0;  Jan  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  M 
Keith  $4,603 

Seventy-ninth  st.  60  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f 
60x1(10;  Jan  7.  G  I  Colby  to  L  M  Colby 
   $4,500 

Sheffield  av,  356  ft  s  of  Center  st,  e  f  24x 
100;  Deo  15, '94  Estate  of  F  E  Spanhoff 
to  E  Spanhoff  $1,300 

Sheridan  av,  50  ft  s  of  Fillmore  s',  e  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  7.  J  W  Dwyer  to  S  A  Heller 
 $2,100 

Shurtleff  av,  249  ft  s  of  118th  at,  e  f  50x 
124;  Oot  13,  '94.  H  Gano  et  al  to  8  Wat- 
kins  $1,200 

Sixtieth  st,  189  ft  w  of  School,  s  f  2.'>xl24; 
Oot  6,'92.  C  A  Dingman  to  J  B  Ding- 
man    $3,000 

Sixty-third  st,  52  ft  w  of  Goodspeed,  n  f 
26x125  and  other  ppty;  Jan  5.  J  Kav- 
anagh  to  Mrs  M  Kavanagh   $1,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  109  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  s  f 
16j^x89;  Jan  2.  E  B  Camp  to  A  8  Co- 
pen  haver  $4,0'-0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  91  ft  e  of  Adams  ay,  8  f 
4(1x13";  Deo  16,  1894.  I  P  Stout  to  W  J 
Andrews  et  al  $10,500 

Southport  av,  48  ft  s  of  Melrose  st,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Jan  7.  N  Alther  to  M  J  Ang-'ten 
 •.  |2,0C0 

State  st,  294  ft  n  of  108th,  e  f  50x122,  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  2.  M  D  Flavin  to  L 
Fiske  $4,0  0 

State  st,  125  ft  n  of  23d,  e  f  25x125;  Jan 
4.  F  H  Spohr  to  J  H  Fiedemann..  $1,000 

State  at,  (premises  6546,  6548,  6560  and 
6652),  47  ftn  of  66th,  e  f  10(ixl84;  Dec 
17,  '94. 8  A  Cady  et  al  to  W  A  Dougherty 
 $50,(  00 

State  st,  97  f t  n  of  66th,  e  f  50x184;  Jan 
7 .  W  A  Dougherty  to  R  Gregg ...  $  10,000 

State  st,  47  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  50x184;  Jan 
7.  W  A  Dougherty  to  J  A  Walker. $16,0(0 

State  st,  (178)  120  ft  s  of  Monroe,  e  f  20x 
120;  May  20,  '92.  H  Grossman  to  F 
Heifeld  $20,000 

Stewart  av,  25  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  41.83x 
125;  Jan  2.  J  E  Rice  to  M  E  Dean. $7,300 

St  James  ot,  282  ft  e  of  Clark  st,  s  e  f 
34^x140;  Jan  8  A  Weinberg  to  Mrs  E 
A  Wilt  $16,r00 

St  Lawrence  av,  226  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f 
30x122;  Deo  24,  '94.  8  R  Martin  to  M 
Personette  $2,750 

St  Louis  av,  n  e  oor  W  16th  st,  w  f  48x 
125;  Jan  3.  W  B  Main  to  F  J  Martin 
 $2,500 

St  Louis  av,  48  f t  n  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  60x 
125;  Jan  3.  W  B  Main  to  F  Martin . $2,000 

Stony  Island  blvd  ad,  lots  26  to  28  (no 
block  given)  s  e  36,  38,  14;  Jan  7.  E  B 
Camp  to  J  Rosen  $2,160 

Storms  av,  n  w  oor  83d  st,  e  f  30^x125; 
Nov  30,'94.  A  Watson  to  W  H  F  Holmes 
 $1,000 


Strong  at,  100  ft  w  of  East  av,  n  f  26x126; 
Jan  3.  M  Zntterlund  to  L  8  Bekken$l,400 

Sulzer  Bt.  8  e  oor  CUremont  av,  n  f  48x 
126;  Jan  9.  0  F  Robins  to  J  Koehler 
  $1,276 

8nperior  st,  257  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  23x123; 
Deo  11,  '94.  G  L  Atwater  to  A  Pike.f  2,000 

Superior  st,  104  ft  w  of  Noble,  s  f  25x123; 
Jan  5.  E  Wruohowski  to  J  H  Wruohow- 
Bki  $3,842 

S  ^  acres  of  n  6  acres  of  lot  3  Boon  et  al 
sub,  B  w  1^  s  w  1^,  10  37  14;  Jan  5.  E 
Slingerland  to  J  A  Hall   $6,200 

Taylor  st,  194  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  26 
xl25;  Jan  2.  Wabash  L  and  B  Assn  to 
G  A  Rowley   $2.6(  0 

riylor  st,  175  ft  e  of  W  45th,  n  f  60x120; 
Aug  8,  '94.  W  U  Dalton  to  S  L  Lowen- 
thal  $1  800 

Taylor  st  W,  50  ft  w  of  Laflin  st,  n  f  2f.x 
1041^;  Deo  26,'94.  R  MoGrath  to  D 
Dennett   $9,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  143  ft  e  of  Loomis,  a  f 
2M>*%;  Jan  3.  C  Sanbert  to  A  von  der 
Kammer   $1,775 

Thirty-seventh  st,  n  e  cor  Vernon  av,  a  f 
42x80;  Jan  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  Bogart 
 $3,750 

Thome  ay,  306  ft  e  of  Rubens,  n  f  5(  x 
136>^;  Nov  1,'94.  F  E  Brookman  to  J 
Dieiz    ..  ..$2,5(  0 

TripD  av,  n  e  cor  Courtland,  w  f  5i  xl25; 
ft;  Jan  8,  '94    A  Soper  to  A  Patzky  $1,150 

Trumbull  av,  49  ft  s  of  W  22od  st,  e  f  22x 
120;  Dec  4,  '94  Maat  in  Ohy  to  V  J 
Mousek   i!l,7l5 

Twelfth  st  W,  264  ft  e  of  Cypress,  b  f  24x 
144,  more  or  less;  Jan  T ,  ti  k  Heller  to 
J  W  Dwyer   $4,800 

Twentieth  st  W,  72  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  24x 
125;  Jan  8.  H  Kohn  to  F  Radkff.  .$.i,100 

Union  st,  380  ft  a  of  78th,  e  f  49b7-l('(  x 
125;  Deo  28,  '94.  H  Schell  to  E  G  f  hil- 
brook  $12,00  0 

Union  av,  60  ft  n  of  120th  st,  e  f  25x183; 
Deo  31, '94.  N  Streff  to  N  Bede8^em$l,200 

Upton  at,  250  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f  25 
xl26;  Jan  2.  W  T  Cull  to  A  n.  Kuhn  et  al 
  $2,2(0 

Van  Buren  st,  193  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25 
xl02;  dec  29.  A  Roat  to  C  T  Tyrrell 
  $2,100 

Van  Buren  st,  295  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
s  f  25x175  more  or  less;  Nov  13,  '94.  A 
8  Bradley  to  C  A  Jaoobson   $1,1(  0 

Vincennes  av,  127  ft  n  of  Oakwood.  w  f 
14x150,  more  or  less;  Oot  24,  '94.  W  H 
Berger  to  M  E  Sutton   $7,200 

Vincennes  av,  136  ft  n  of  Oakwood,  w  f 
14x160,  more  or  less;  Oot  24,  '94.  W  H 
Berger  to  J  E  Berger  $7,000 

Vincennes  av,  150  ft  n  of  Oakwood,  w  f 
16x137  more  or  less;  Nov  2C,  '94.  M  E 
button  to  A  C  Berger   $8,(iOO 

VinceuDea  av,  76  ft  8  of  Boulevard  pi,  e  f 
50x137,  more  or  less,  und  %  int;  Deo 
27.  'y4.  H  R  Wilson  to  J  A  Hoopa.  .$3,956 

Vincennea  av,  same  ppty,  und  }^  int;  Deo 
27,  '94.  G  W  Parke  to  J  A  Hoops. . $2,956 

Wabash  av,  80  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  19  83- 
100x120;  July  12,  '94.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
F  E  Page  $2,171 

Walnut  st,  n  e  oor  Parker  pi,  s  f  25x107; 
Aug  20, '94.  Estate  of  W  D  Robinson 
to  E  Smith  $1,(  00 

Washington  blvj.  1'  0  ft  w  of  Sacramento 
av,  n  f  25x135;  June  30,  '94.  J  Samraer- 
field  to  E  T  Uulbert..  $6,000 

Washington  blvd  141,  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av, 
n  f  50x118.36;  June  30,  '94.  J  Snmmer- 
fleld  to  E  T  Hulbert   $1,050 

WsshiDgton  st,  150  ft  w  of  W  44th,  s  f 
371^180;  Deo  17,'94.  E  M  Whitford  to  A 
Rnf  $2,500 

Washington  st,  188  ft  w  of  W  44th,  s  f 
16>^xl80;  Deo  14,'94.  Same  to  W 
Schwaegerman  $2,500 

Webster  av,  n  w  cor  Seminary,  s  f  81x125; 
Jan  4.  G  M  Banmann  to  Z  P  Brosseau 
 $19,632 

Wells  si,  299  ft  n  of  Goethe,  w  f  24x162; 
Jan  4.  A  Pinger  to  W  D  Washburn  Jr 
 $20,(00 

Wentworth  av,  350  ft  n  of  63rd  at,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  29,  '94.  M  Hobia  to  U  Qastaf- 

son  $2,500 

vVerder  st,  n  e  oor  Washtenaw  av,  s  f  50x 
120;  Jan  2.  P  Potthast  to  W  Kirk  et  al 
 $3,400 

Wesson  st,  140  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  24 
x53;  Oot  11,  '94.  M  Earley  to  J  Taylor 

 $6,oro 

Wesson  st,  140  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  24x 
53;  Jan  3.  J  Taylor  to  T  M  Smyth. $5,00C 

Western  av,  360  ft  s  of  Van  Buren  at,  w  f 
36x126;  Jan  6.  0  H   'detzger  to  L  £ 


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Da  pee  $  2,600 

Western  av  8,  premises  No  215;  Nov  7, 
'92.  M.  Q  Oondon  to  K  M  Oondon .  .$6,400 

Wharton  av,  98  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Ang  l,'9i.  D  Franfelyn  to  J  L  Pil- 
grim $4,000 

Wilton  av,  232  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  25z 
120;  Jan  2.  O  B  Carpenter  et  al,  trustees, 
to  J  J  Connors  $1,600 

Wioobester  av,  360  f t  s  e  of  88th  st,  n  e  f 
623^x125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  10.  F 
Sommer  to  J  Sommer  $3,300 

Winthrop  av,  100  ft  n  of  Glenlake,  w  f  50 
xl60;  Oot  23,  '93.  J  L  Ooohran  to  H  G 
Enmel  $3,500 

Woodlawn  av,  179  ft  n  of  81st  st,  w  f  25x 
122;  Jan  10.  H  Hyman  to  F  O  Ayers 
 $1,200 

Wood  st,  240  ft  n  of  Byron  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  Aag  1,  '90.  fi  0  Bneohner  to  D 
Grant,  3r...   ...$1,400 

aiiMceLiLiAniKous— ciTi; . 

Transfers  Dnder  IIOOU. 

Aldrioh's  sob,  It  3  It  24  eto  b  7  Fames'  snb 
n  e  ^  17  38  14  Jan  7,  R  0  Barrows  to 
Q  D  Morgan  $900 

Allen's  adi.  It  43  b  2  Jan  3,  A  Nelson  to  W 
L  Snell  $2ii0 

Allerton's  Eoglewood  add,  It  613  Jan  20, 
'91,  E  A  Oommings  to  F  M  Smith..  $376 

Ashland,  It  29  b  7  Jan  7,  F  W  Wolf  to  H 
Ortlepp   $600 

Anbarn  Pk,  BirkhoflE's  add,  It  60  and  n  % 
69  April  29,  '91,  G  BirkhofiE  Jr  to  J  Ohlen- 
dorf  $760 

AvoLdale,  Felsentbal's  add  It  9  and  10  b 
2;  Jaa  2,  ONisson  to  0  Kath   $900 

Banman  &  H's  sob  It  16  to  18  b  3  n  e  3^  6 
39  14  and  o  p  Deo  31,  J  Lyons  to  A 
Arzmas   $350 

Beverly  Hills,  Dewy's  sub.  It  168.  6  37  14; 
Nov  19,  '94,  M  A  Rodmen  et  al  to  F 
Mneller  $500 

Baena  Vista  add,  It  43  6  40  14  Jan  8,  V  M 
Brand  to  A  Sobwendemann  $95 

Canfield's  snb.  It  76  It  4  to  16  De  Witt's 
3d  add  :s7  39  13  Deo  31,  P  E  Oanfleld  to 
J  H  Ehlert  $660 

Can&eld's  sab.  It  88  same  Deo  31,  same  to 
J  Dvorak  $360 

Oaatleld's  aab,  It  51  52  128  and  129  n  e  3^ 
27  39  13  Deo  31,  P  E  Canfield  to  Q  E 
Compton  $407 

Chioago  University  snb.  It  44  b  48  n  7 
38  14  Deo  31,  J  Dntkiewioz  to  E  G 
Uihlein  $700 

Chioigo  University  snb.  It  18  b  22  n  34  7 
38  14  Deo  19,  M  A  Kendriok  to  T  Ur- 
baoiab  $450 

C.arkdale,  Clark  &  M's  2d  add,  It  27  b  5 
Deo  10,  H  HammoQd  to  F  A  Gast..  .$300 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  M's  2d  add.  It  30  b  3 
Deo  12,  0  F  Clarke  to  Mrs  A  Brown. $600 

Clarbdale,  Mitchell'^  add,  It  17  b  12  Sep 
30,  'J3,  F  E  Morse  to  E  B  Gary  ....  $375 

OorutU,  It  36  b  17  Sep  18.  E  L  Soholl  to 
L  A  Eldridge  $876 

0  T  S,  It  43  of  It  1  b  46  w  >^  eto  21  39  14 
Dec  6,  Est  J  Fitzpatriok  to  E  Knblmann 
 $700 

0  T  8,  It  1  b  1  of  b  4  31  39  14  Jan  3,  E  J 
Wcodbnry  to  E  L  Hambleton  $500 

Onmmings'  sob,  It  20  b  2  n  w  3^  8  37  14 
Jan  6,  '91,  H  R  Johnson  to  W  'Jameron 
 $300 

Onmmings  &  Go's  63d  st  snb.  It  23  and  24 
18  38  14  July  25,  '92,  E  A  Oummings 
to  H  P  Spindler  $800 

Onmmings  <fc  Go's  63d  st  snb.  It  188  18  38 
14  Feb  1,  '92,  E  A  Oummings  to  C  K 
Brown  $360 

Danphin  Pk,  It  19  b  33;  Feb  28,  '91.  S  B 
Gross  to  H  E  Wadsworth  

Danphin  Pk,  It  3  b  1,  2  37  14;  Jan  4,  Dook 
Co  to  A  M  Wood  $675 

De  Witt'e  3d  ad  It  96  and  97  of  It  1  to  15, 
Deo  31,  '94,  P  E  Canfield  to  H  Erase 
 $722 

Diokey  &  B's  sub  It  33  b  2  n  w  33  40 
13;  Jan  3,  A  Prseoki  et  al  to  Anton  Pra- 
seoki  et  at  $320 

Diven's  snb  It  26  and  27  b  7  s  w  2  39 
13;  Feb  14,  '88,  T  J  Diven  to  C  H  Voroe 
 $700 

Dook  Oo's  sub  It  21  b  133  6  and  7  37  15; 
Deo  28,  0  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  R  Bender 
 $260 

Dook  Oo's  snb  It  13  b  46,  6  and  6  37  16; 
Jan  3,  0  <fc  C  C  &  D  Co  to  B  Grabowski 
 $400 

Dook  Oo's  sub  It  31  b  58  5  and  6  37  15; 
Deo  14,  R  Foster  to  F  Smith  

Eames'  sub  It  27  b  6  n  e  3^  n  e  ^  17  38 
14;  Dec  28,  '94,  0  H  Ealette  to  L  L 
Prescott   $250 


Eames'  snb  pt  It  20  and  21  b  7,  samei  Dec 
28,  '94,  Same  to  Same  $3C0 

Fame's  sub  It  26  and  26  b  6  same;  Dec  28, 
Same  to  Same  $315 

Eberhart's  snb  It  21  and  24  b  2  n  e  ^  20 
38  13;  Jan  7,  R  Cousidine  to  M  J  Consi- 
dme  $510 

Eberhart's  snb  It  12  and  13  b  4  n  e  3^  23 
38  13;  Jan  8,  A  Johnson  to  J  MoCann 
 $200 

Eberhart's  sub  It  64  and  e  3^  65  b  3  n  e 
34  23  38  13;  Mar  11,  '89,  J  T  Wieder 
 $60C 

Eberhart's  sub  It  39  b  1  8  w  3^  14  88  14; 
Jan  7,  '93,  J  F  fibarhart  to  J  V  Pieraon 
 $326 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  237  and  238; 
Apl  16,  '89  0  P  Dewey  to  P  E  Walter 
,  $6(10 

Englewood  Hts.  It  23  b  6;  Dec  3i,  '94,  L 
Franklin  to  J  J  Becker   . .  $500 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  6  b  7;  Oot  30, 
'94,  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  J  O  Seebert 
 $760 

Ettlinger's  snb  it  30  and  31,  b  ,2  s  w  34' 
11  38  13;  June  25,  8  Eltiinger  to  F  Rtis 
  ..  $496 

Ettlinger's  sub  It  47  b  2,  w  3^  s  w  3^  s  w 
^  11  38  13;  Oct  3,  94,  8  Ettlinger  to  M 
H  Eiohengreen   $252 

Farlin's  sub  It  29  n  e  }4  26  38  14;  Deo  31 
E  Pawson  to  E  P  Willians  $700 

Fowler's  snb,  pt  8  S  Hmstd  A&sn  add.  It 
365;  Doc  8,  M  J  Hurney  to  M  E  Brooke 
 $925 

Gage's  snb,  It  30  b  2,  s  e  3^  31  38  14;  Jan 
3,  T  J  Enright  to  M  Kelleher   $300 

Galvin'8  sub,  It  34  b  1  s  e  3^  7  38  14.  Oot 
15  B  Galvin  to  R  Williams    ...  $600 

Hall's  -sub  und  3^  It  15  b  1  It  1  and  2  Ker- 
foot's  snb  n  6  3^  1  38  13  Dec  22,  W  Ag- 
new  to  E  A  MoOomb  $325 

Hansen's  snb  It  29  b  6  n  e  3€  32  40  13; 
Deo  18,  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  J  Kal.ot..$320 

Harvey's  snb  It  12  b  1  n  w  3^;  15  39  13; 
Deo  29,  E  L  Lobdell  to  A  Sofield..$700 

Hobarts  snb  It  43  b  3  n  w  3^^  15  39  13; 
Aug  5'92,  D  Galbraith  to  J  E  Murphy 
 *850 

Holstein  Pierce's  add  It  38  b  18  s  w  3^  31 
40  14;  Jan  6,  M  Field  to  O  Banrer.  .$250 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb  It  35  b  11,  n  w  34^  2  39 
^3;  Dec  31,  C  P  Johnson  to  R  W 
Johnson  *600 

Hull's  snb.  und  %  It  37  s  w  3^  4  39  14; 
Dec  21,  H  Swanson  to  F  E  Swanson 
 $600 

Hmbldt  Pk  Gross  6th  add  It  60;  June  18 
W  J  Moore  to  M  Mnnson  $750 

Jaokson  Pk,  Boldenweok's  add,  n  24  11  fc 
It  1,  b  2  Deo  18,  H  M  Kirk  to  A  J  Hovey 
 $700 

Jacobs'  Evergreen  Pk  sub.  It  25  and  26  b 

13  Dec  8,  '91,  B  P  Jacobs  to  G  0  Poole 
 $750 

Jacob's  snb.  It  17  b  5  s  w  ^  2  37  14  Mar 
21,  '93,  D  M  Hillis  to  0  8  McCoy  $5f  0 

Jefferson  Pk  West's  add.  It  3C;  Jan  2,  M 
E  Cooper  to  0  W  J  Delmain  $  i60 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add  It  17  and  18  b 
26;  Nov  21,  J  F  Thompson  to  G  A  Mo- 
Kean  $700 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  413  Feb  19,  '91,  D  J 
Kennedy  to  M  Holy  $300 

Lake  View  and  Ohioago,  Olybourn  add, 
und  h  It  25  b  10  Deo  15,  Est  E  Behrendt 
to  L  Behrendt  $600 

Lake  View,  Olybourn  add.  It  40  b  3  30  40 

14  Deo  27,  S  Wysooki  to  A  Wolmewioz 


Lannan's  snb.  It  15  and  16  b  3  0  T  8  33 
39  14  Deo  18,  G  L  Gerew  to  G  L  Magill 


.$500 

Lee's  snb,  pt  It  1  to  4  and  5  b  3  s  e  34  20 
38  14  Nov  21,  H  0  Onlver  to  H  H  Beok- 
with  $7fO 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add  It  42  b  1; 
Jan  4,  A  Nelson  to  F  Z  Thompson 
 $340 

Mandell's  snb.  It  6  b  1  to  4  Purington  & 
S's  sob,  15  39  K  Jan  7,  T  Lowry  to  H 
Lesoh  $75T 

Mason's  sob.  It  7  b  7  s  e  3^^  23  38  13  Deo 
28.  G  Onmmings  to  D  Whitaker   $500 

MoAuley  &  E's  sub,  It  19  and  20  b  2  n  e  3^ 
83  40  13  Aug  30,  E  A  Smith  to  8  E 
Moore  $900 

MoPherson  &  A's  add.  It  16  b  4  Deo  10,  J 
N  Drnmmond  to  J  Oordin   $850 

Meyer's  sub.  It  25  and  26  b  2  n  e  ^  14  38 
13  Deo  18,  a  Weinmann  to  J  Shortall 
 $800 

Miller's  Irving  Pk  add,  s  16  ft  8  in  It  6 
and  n  16  ft  8  in  It  8  b  13  15  40  1  i  Deo 
27,  W  ROhislett  to  L  B  MoOhesney .  .$200 

Montrose,  It  2  b  3  Nov  8,  L  E  Crandall  to 


A  G  Tillesen  $450 

Morgan's  sub.  It  13  e  )^  b  1  Laughton's 

snb  n  w  34  30  39  14  Oot  18,  A  A  West  to 

H  0  Faber  $700 

Mortimer's  sab.  It  13  and  n  83^  ft  It  14  b 

1  s  W  3^  26  39  13  Jan  2,  W  E  Mortimer 

to  E  Giese  $800 

Naslund's  add,  It  30  June  23,  '91,  E  Nas- 

Innd  to  0  E  Naslund  $800 

New  Ashland,  It  34  b  4  June  23,  '92,  J 

Walker  to  E  Ryan  $800 

Ogden  bvd  add  It  64  b  3;  Jan  3,  A  Von  der 

Kammer  to  0  Sauberl   $600 

Perry  &  H's  snb  It  12,  b  1,  n  w  3^  22  38 

14;  Deo  17.  8  A  Maxwell  to  A  Gnnder- 

son  $400 

Perry  &  H's  snb  It  3  and  4  b  1  22  38  14, 

Deo  13.  S  E  Maxwell  to  8  Andrews.  .$700 
Pennook,  It  2  b  39;  Jan  3,  F  M  Haokel  to 

F  Rahling  $500 

Pullman  W,  Larned's  add.  It  14  b  2  Jan  6, 

E  J  Larntd  to  A  A  Gates   $260 

Pullman,  Basb'  1st  add.  It  66  b  3  Jnne  24, 

'9(1.  O  8  Bass  to  M  J  Braden  $300 

Race's  snb.  It  12  and  13  n  e  3^  23  40  14 

Jan  8,  R  O  Moore  to  W  Knolle.  ..  $776 
Ravenswood,  Cuyler  add.  It  30  b  1  Nov  26, 

H  M  Hubbard  to  F  J  Anderson   $675 

Ravenswood  Cnjiei's  add  It  2()  b  6  s  e  )^ 

18  40  14;  Deo  19,. H    M  Hubbard  to  E 

Washburn   

Saohsel's  add  It  19  b  2;  Jan  8,  W  Knolle 

to  R  0  Moore  $700 

Sisson  &  N's  snb  It  6  and  6  b  31  n  w  }4 

4  37  14;  Deo  31,  W  Mnldoon  to  F  Nezok 

 $250 

Snyder  &  L's  sub  It  7  and  8  e  3^  b  15  3  39 

13  Joly  2()'92,  M  Sonlly  to  J  W  Camer- 
on  $760 

Staple's  sub  It  13  s  w3^  17  38  14;  Dec  28, 

L  E  Graham  to  F  H  Rowley  et  al. .  .$500 
Stave's  Pub  pt  It  107  resnb  b  1  n  e  34  36 

40  13;  Oct  19  A  Hansen  to  Met  W  8  El 

R  R  Co  $572 

Stock's  N  W  add  It  17  and  18;  Dec  20,  A 

Hartman  to  O  E  Cessna  $900 

Stock's  N  W  add  8  3^  It  17;  Dec  18,  W 

Har'man  to  A  Hartman  $200 

Stock's  N  W  add  It  33  to  36  and  37  to  40 

Jan  7,  A  r  Fleischer  to  F  W  Story  960 

Street's  sub  subit  16  in  It  1  sublt  22  and 

26  in  It  3  snbit  47  and  51  in  It  4,  lying 
e  of  b  43  44  and  54  Kinzie's  add;  Nov 
19,  E  J  Baloom  Oo  G  W  Kepner  $200 

Thompson  &  H's  Pub  It  39  b  1  s  e  34  17  38 
14;  Jan  3,  fl  Englund  to  I  0  Rosen 
 $726 

Township  40  It  176  and  177  snb  n  e  34 
35  40  13  July  27'91,  J  N  Vance  to  J  A 
Cope   $700 

Township  40  It  40  b  65  snb  6  40  13;  Jan  3, 
H  Schneider  to  C  Schneider  $300 

Twelfth  r>t  add  It  25  b  7  14.39  13,  Deo  27' 
93,  A  N  VVntermau  to  E  F  tjchnltz..  .$800 

Unter  den  l.iuden,  Boldenweok's  add,  It 

27  Sep  21,  W  Boldenweck  et  al  to  P  J 
Weiiand   $675 

Unvstj  snb  It  11  b  44  n  3^  7  S8  14;  Oot 
29'9  )  L  Stephau  to  J  Koiosoh  $450 

Watermiii's  add  It  39  b  6,11  38  13;  Oot 
1 1,'93.  J  Whiiehall  to  Mrs  A  Becker.  .i600 

Webb's  snb.  It  94  k  3  8  e  34  14  38  13;  Jan 
2,  P  G  G  Hioks  to  A  W  Greene  $600 

Weddel  &  Go's  sub  It  5  b  1',  n  e  34  2')  38 
14,  Aag  20,  '87,  R  8  Ooxto  Mrs  M  Kitfs 
 $250 

West  Pullman  It  20,  21;  Deo  14,  '94,  Am  T 
&  8  Bk  (o  O  Bartsoh   $700 

West  Pullman  1  14  b  33.  June  18,  94.  Am 
T  &  S  Bk  to  A  Campbell    t500 

West  PoUmin,  It  3,  b  35;  Dec  1,  Same  to 
Same  $226 

Wllliard  et  al  snb,  pt  It  1,  b  57,  C  T  8  w 
%  27  39  14;  Jan  2,  Eat  0  M  Herring  to 
A  L  Gregory  $860 

Wilson  &  G's  snb  If  16  b  1  Ct  pto  e  3^  2 
39  13;  Deo  26,  '94,  A  W  MoKelvey  to  T 
F  F  Ford  $800 

Wisner's  sub,  It  23  and  24  b  2  n  w  34  26  40 
13;  July  13,  '89,  A  Wisner  to  J  8  Sieg- 
mann  $100 

Wisner's  sub  It  60,  b  1,  n  e  }4  26  40  13; 
Deo  17,  M  Klager  to  A  Kries  $500 

Zander  &  Oo's  sub  It  23  n  w  34  ^8  40  14; 
Oot  10,  J  Q  Buoknam  to  R  E  Coppage 
 , ,  $860 

HiUBUKBAN  WAKKANTY  UKBI>8 


OALUMKT. 

Dnd  1  8  It  2  enb  of  i  acres  8  e  cor  s  ht  n  w  qr  31  37 
14  dec  18,  A  Zacher  to  Miss  A  Zscher  1700 

Blue  iBld,  Kobinson's  add.  s  38  ft  It  2  b  18  dec  10,  F 
Mrez  to  A  M  Patera  16000 

Dobbin's  sab.  Its  17  and  20  b  10  Us  21  and  24  b  11  e 
hf  8  e  qr  20  37  14  dec  28,  III  L  &  L,  Assn  to  A  Oby- 
traus  et  al  $2000 


Waller's  snb,  It  19  b  2  n  e  qr  9  39  13  jan  4,  J  N  Mur- 
ray to  0  J  N  Norby   »T00 

Austin,  Jobnson  Jr's  add,  s  26  ft  It  1  b  7  dec  li  0 

E  Perry  to  J  Thompson  $418 

Wat  er's  eub,  It  18  b  2  D  e  qr  9  89  13  nov  10.  O  N 

Murray  to  V  0  Brahm  $800 

Austinville,  Austin's  add.  It  HO  b  11  jan  10.94,  J  A 

White  to  M  E  B  air  tfibO 

Austin,  Prairie  av  add,  it  114  e  e  qr  8  39  '3  jan  7,  L 

Hlnde  to  A  Hlude  $1500 

Osnfleld's  sub,  It  95  Us  4  to  16  DeWitt's  3rd  add,  27 

39  13  dec  31,  P  E  Oanfleld'  to  K  DuKgan  $361 

Canfield's  sub.  It  4  same;  dec  31,   Same  to  J  Fenn 

 $861 

Madison  et,  Merchant's  add,  lie  29  and  3(1  b  2  D  e 

qr  18  39  13  dec  27,'90,  E   F  A  Tbielepape  to  O 

Niedner   $1800 

Madison  St.  same  add.  Its  46  and  47  b  7  same;  deo 

27,'9U,  Same  to  O  H  Niedner  $1120 

Cud  hy's  4th  add'  It  25  b  1  s  e  qr  28  39  13  jan  3,  J  G 

enydacker  to  J  l  owenhaupt  $1400 

Oudahy's  4th  add.  It  18  b  1  same;  jan  3,  A  B  Fyffe 

to  Same   $10(0 

Mor.on  Pk,  Fischer's  add.  Its  2  '  to  22  b  2  s  e  qr  28 

39  13  sept  6,'y2,  H  W  Fischer  to  F  HufnaKel.  .tl2lU 
Murray's  sub,  Mandell  &  H's  sub.  It  3  n  e  qr  20  b9 

13  dec  3),  0  B  Murray  to  1  Coyne  $700 

Mandell's  sab,  Its  7  to  10  b  1  Its  166  to  167  8  T  8  16 

39  13  jan  3,'93,  0  D  Ballard  to  J  Hopson  $4800 

Highlands,  Its  274  and  275  n  w  qr  17  39  13  july  16, 

'9.!,  S  Hsrnstrom  to  P  Populornm   $1200 

Swigarl's  sub,  it  16  b  6  of  It  6,  18  39  13  july  17,  H 

Dyrenforth  to  P  E  Dyrenfor  h   $260 

Hollby'e  sub,  sab  It  7  of  b  2  Whipple's  sub,  s  w  pt 

n  w  qr  7  39  13  sept  26,  V  J  Scales  to  8  E  ScalesM 

  $1400 

Cudahy's  4th  add.  It  21  b  1  s  e  qr  28  39  13  jan  4,  J  3 

Snydacker  to  A  o  Fyfle  $400 

Oak  Pk,  McLear  &  W's  add.  It  19,  19  39  13  jan  7,  J 

H  Caswell  et  al  o  C  SchoU  $3C0 

Oak  Pk,  Scoville  &  N's  eob.  Its  8  and  9  sob   Us  b  5 

Scoville  &  N's  add  7  39  13  sept  6,  N  A  Hulchins 

to  J  Watts  $3000 

Oak  Pk,  same  add  It  9  same;  J  Watte  to  E  A  Os- 

barnson  $1500 

Austin,  OolemaL's  add.  It  12  b  3  feb  10,  W  E  Bond 

to  B  8  Elmendorf  »T0O 

AastiD,  same;  &ag  28,  B  3  Elmendorf  to  0  W  Ysll 

 $700 

Clyde,  2nd  dlv,  It  24  and  e  hf  It  23  b  16,  29  39  13  bur 

14,'93,  L  WlUer.bargto  J  Ohrystal   $1275 

8  T  8,  It  11  of  It  127  n  pt  16  39  13  may   26,   W  N 

Kuth  to  T  0  Brockhausen    $1100 

Houston's  sub.  Its  39  40  41  and  44  e  w  qr  8  99  13  july 

12,  F  W  Monro  to  J  R  McOortney  $7462 

Jernberg'e  sub.  Its  3  to  22  b  1  e  e  qr  6  39  18  dec  7, 

E  BIhl  to  R  Nash  $2675 

AustlDTille,  Austla's  2nd  add,  b  2  of  Its  346  346  und 

347  b  15  sept  7,  Ett  0  H  Manning  to  W  H  Span- 
hake  $3600 

8  T  H,  Its  19  and  20  of  It  22  n  pt  16  39  13  oot  23,  C  H 

Harrison  Jr  to  Est  C  H  aarrison  »9C0 

Morton  Pk,  Hawthorne  L  &  I  Oo's  sub,  Ite  40  and 

41  bs  IS  and  14  jan  8,  G  W  Ness  to  H  P  Thomp- 
son $900 

Ogden  &  J's  sab,  It  4  sub  b  2  e  e  qr  7  39  13  dec  17,  J 
A  Lauer  to  .5  H  Morrieon  $1630 

Herrick  &  D's  sub,  It  4  b  3,  7  39  13  dec  31,  J  K  Dun- 
lop  to  I  M  Patchin   $2250 

Clyde,  4th  div.  It  17  and  s  hf  It  16  b  1,  29  39  13  jan  1, 
M  F  Raftree  to  I  N  Wilson  1912 

Keef  e's  sub.  Its  46  and  46  b  4  n  e  qr  30  39  13  jan  9,  N 
P  Walter  to  C  M  Pearson  »10  0 

Morton  Pk,  Cudahy's  add.  It  22  b  7,  Its  1  2  4  6  6  16 
to  27  29  and  3J  b  6,  28  39  13  jan  5,  8  R  Wilson  to 
W  W  Weare  $8000 

La  Vergne,  White  &  C's  snb,  It  16  b  16,  82  39  13  apr 
21, '91,  0  F  White  to  T  F  Barton  $450 

Oak  Pk,  Ch'go  Herald  add.  Us  3  and  4  b  4  deo  20,  M 

BeifeldtoF  Rietz   $2000 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston,  It  2  b  S  resub  Its  12  to  20  b  3  dec  20,  N  W 
Unvsty  to  R  D  Sheppard  $20(0 

Evanston,  White's  add.  It  7  b  20  nov  30,  Mast  in 
Ohy  toM  H  Byam  $4395 

Evanston,  Kedzie  ii  K's  add.  Its  19  and  20  b  6  dec 
21,  M  F  Daynes  to  i  M  Hcwiand  $18,0:0 

Evanston,  It  2  b  20  deo  22,  J  E  Koewing  to  L  W 
Christmas    • .  $8010 

N  Evanston,  Cu  ver's  add.  It  2  b  9  jan  2,  J  F  Thomp- 
son to  L  0  Abbott  t9CU 

Evanston,  It  2  of  Its  12  to  20  b  3  jan  2.  R  8  Shep- 
pard to  W  E  Jordon   $7000 

Evanston,  It  3  and  n  hf  It  4  b  30  jan  3,  J  E  Miller  to 
DA  Kimball  $10,000 

Evanston,  Dnion  add.  It  10  b  8,  deo  17,  D  F  Bead  to 

A  J  Maison  $20™ 

NEW  TBIEE. 

Kenilworth,  Bradford  &  P's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  2, 
dec  18,  F  C  Collins  to  H  Oohn  $600 

Winnetka,  b  2  deo  22,  J  O  Morrle  to  G  H  Leslie. $7600 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  20  to  22  b  11,  16  17  and  20 

42  13  may  23, '93.  W  H  Calrnduft  to  Q   K  Oope- 
land  *''»™ 


44 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Jahuary  12,  1895. 


SuiumU,  l8t  add,  It  2  iiov  2,  M  J  Wentworth  to  J 

Griebler  ,  i^OO 

La  QrBDge,  Brown's  tdd,  It  IS  b  8  nov  29.  E  Mich- 
el to  H  Fort  12000 

La  Grange  Its  6  and  7  b  20  jane  4,'94,  F  D  CofSitt 

to  L  Lobstein  18100 

La  Grange,  Leiter'e  3rd  add.  It  29  b  15,  sept  1,'92, 

C  W  Richmond  to  J  Oouklin   13200 

La  orange,  Browo's  add.  Its  b'  and  7  b  8.  dec  27,'94, 

M  MoLjman  to  0  Deberg  1400 

Lay  &  L'8  sab.  It  11  b  14  w  hf  8  w  qr  4  38  12  oct  11,  J 

D  Hortou  to  P  A  Lord    JIOOO 

Wachter'e  snb,  It  1  b  12  9  hf  6  38  13  dec  31,  J  0 

Wachter  to  J  Hoffman  *400 

Wachter's  sab.  It  11  b  ti  same;  jin  8,   name  to  F 

Mautz  1400 

La  Grange,  Erown'd  add,  Its  45  and  46  b  13  apr  24, 

'89,  F  D  Oosei.t  Co  4  Zast   $620 

Ouitis'  sob.  It  138  e  hf  6  38  13  jan  2,  J  H  Cnrtis  to  H 

i!  Oammelin  t475 

MAINE- 

Riverview,  Vi  bite's  ad  ,  Us  11  and  12  b  1  jnne  17, 
'91,  M  White  tJ  N  Har,  er  t»60 

Riverview,  fame  add.  Its  40  and  41  b  2,  28  41  12  dec 
•^6,  H  Hortie  to  A  Molderhaoser  ...$959 

Oanflcld,  Pealb's  t'Ub,  Its  3^  and  33  b  5  jau  5,  A  Ja- 
cobson  to  N  B  &  L  iesn  |9ii0 

OEIiAND. 

Alpine  Bgts,  U  13  b  13  oct  2,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  E 
Anderson  $200 

East  hf  n  w  qr  13  36 12  ai  d  e  hf  8  w  qr  12  36  12  dec 
28. M  and  H  0  Koch  to  B  J  Kuch  $12,800 

PB0VI80. 

Kiver  Forest,  Edgewater  Pk  edd.  Its  92  and  93  dec 
1^2,  G  M  Fadner  to  W  F  Bouton  $1000 

Qrossdale,  2nd  add,  Its  35  and  36  b  62  dec  20,  E  £ 
Day  to  a  Coons   $350 

Conway's  resub.  It  25  h  I  and  o  p  Rawsou's  snb  12 
39  12  jan  4,  Mrs  b  J  Conway  to  W  H  Cotter..  .$27Uo 

BITEBSIDE. 

RiversiJe,  add  to  2nd  div,  It  600  to  602  b  19  nov  6, 
L  L  Smith  to  C  0  Reed  $3600 

Riverside,  2nd  div,  Its  219  and  220  jan  2,  S  C  Brady 
to  H  B  Utley....  $JCC0 

THOBNTON. 

Ft  s  w  qr  8  w  qr  2  36  14  dec  19,  H  Kretzchmar  to  O 
A  Eifert  $660 

Harvey,  Brc.wn's  add.  It  47  b  3  nov  i8,  8  D  Scott  to 
F  Myers  $700 

Academy  add,  It  16  b  B;  nov  30,  A  M  Qrabbs  to  W 
Mosser  $375 

WOBTH . 

W  bf  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  1  37  13  jan  4,  0  A 
BllIIuKj  to  W  H  Coughenor  $400 

BliOOM. 

Colombia  Bgts,  Keeney's  1st  add,  Its  39  to  42  b  10 
jan  3.  A  F  Keeney  to  J  Elian  tSdO 

ColamI  ia  Bgts,  same  add.  Us  6  7  and  8  b  9  dec  26, 
A  F  Eeeney  to  W  Speitz   $6(  0 

Columljla  Bgts  same  add,  It  19  b  7  dec  29,  Same  to 
F  cioblch..,  $200 

BBEMEN. 

Homewood,  c4candia  add,  14  Its;  dec  2S,  W  H  Joyce 
to  R  H  Birkln  $2,800 

LEASES. 

Bronson  B  Tntlle  has  leased  to  Lonis  C.  Bicknell 
for  a  term  of  99  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $1,249. 
9 J,  in  gold,  from  Dec  1,  1894,  the  following  property 
Cottage  Grove  avenue,  li5  feet  nor  h  of  South  Ohi- 
c-igo  avenue,  east  front,  8 i. 8x87  7x9 J. 7x52. 

Belden  avenoe,  139yJ  feet  east  of  Sheffield  avenue, 
8  f,  50x186;  also  FuUerton  avenue,  129V4  feet  east  of 
Sheffle'd  av,  n  f  70x210  (this  property  is  adjoining); 
McCormick  Theological  Seminary  to  Northwestern 
Elevated  Railroad  company.  The  above  property  is 
leased  for  a  term  of  999  years  from  and  after  the  Ist 
day  of  November,  1894,  at  $29,u(J0  for  ths  entire 
t-i  m. 


Inciodlnx  Bnildlns  and  Loan  Societies. 

AdamB  R  F  to  P  Mann  oot  26  It  15  and  16 

b        29  40   14,  —.5%  *4(,00 

A'jderson  O  E  to  J  0  Neely  dec  21  It  11 

It  2,  3  38  It.  5y  6%  166,(00 

Atherton  J  B"  to  E  F  Bay  ley  jin  7  It  14  b 

3     10  39  13.  5y  6^  $iOOO 

Barker  El  to  F  I  Bennett  deo  10  pt  Its 

13  and  14  b  6,  8  Kenwood.  .3y  e%..  .^2000 
Benson  C  L  to  F  H  0  Meine  jan  3  It  21  b 

1,  32  41  14,  3y  6^  $3(  00 

Brooks  M  E  to  M  E  Oreenebaam  jan  5  It 

365,  F's  resnb  9  38  14,  .5y  7%  |14'  0 


Barlow  A.  S  to  D  Deist  jan  7  It  34  b  1,  F's 
add  to  Cornell   flCOO 

Blnmke  J  to  J  Stnt  deo  1  e  3^  It  30  b  1, 
36  40  13,  3y  6^   |2000 

Bohlander  S  to  H  W  Austin  deo  10  Its  '28 
to  30  b  206,  May-woo-l  3y  6%  $4000 

Black  W  P  to  M  Skakel  deo  26  Its  1  to 
4  and  8,  e  n  w  M  1  37  14,  ly  5% 
   |18,0C0 

Boyer  A  to  W  A  Hayes  jan  8  It  2  b  6,  36 
40  13,  5y  7^    $15(  0 

Bedeesen  T  to  J  Freese  deo  27  It  85  b  63, 

19  39  14,  8!?  $2000 

Blewett  E  to  M  Frohlioh  deo  2?  Its  5  and 

6,  Kimball  sub  26  40  13,  3y  6%. .  .$15,000 
Belohin  T  F  to  J  W  Hosmer  jan  2  Its  32 

and  33  b  13,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $1300 

Brooke  C  A  to  E  S  Dreyer  deo  31  It  11 

Bnena  Pk,  3y  6}^%  f  2500 

Bandell  H  to  J  E  Dalton  deo  10  Its  83 

ana  84,  Flint  add  6%  $1000 

Basey  O  W  T  to  Paoifflo  L  Aesn  jan  3  It 

29  b  6,  28  39  14   $10,700 

Boar  J  H  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1  pt  It  3  b 

3,14  38  14,  3y  7%  $2750 

Blanohanl  F  M  to  S  F  Riefsnider  jan  2 

It  1  and  pt  2,  6  ^   s  e  }4,  21  38  14,  3y 

e%  $141 

Burckhart  H  B  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jane 

29  It  19,  Wing  &  F  snb  3  38  14,  ly  7% 

 •  $1000 

Barker  R  L  to  E  Q  Mason  jan  3  pt  Us  13 

and  14  b  6,  25  38  14,  5y  6<t  $4750 

Baumhardt  J  to  L  Baird  nov  27  It  42  b 

.38,  5  and  6  37  15,  Sy  7%  $1400 

Bickuell  L  0  to  H  H  0  Miller  deo  22  Its 

47  to  51,  22  38  14,  3y  6^   $5000 

Baxter  H  W  to  Q  W  Brown  deo  28  It  26 

Brown's  sab  Caldwell  reserve   4y  6% 

 $7000 

Brouwer  M  to  L  Guthrie   dec  17  It  10  b 

16,  31  40  14,  3y  6^  $4000 

Cohen  L  to  J  H  Van  Vliseengen  deo  22 

ptb  3,  35  39  14,  3v  7^  $1300 

Cameron  J  to  J  C  s'laok  deo  27  pt  b  3.  34 

38  14,  4y  6^  $8500 

Cijka  F  J  to  N  A  Mayer,  It  25  b  5,  20 

39  14,  3y  6^  $3500 

Cornell  H  G  &  P  to  J  W  Gary  jan  2  It  3 

and  Dt  4,  b  15,  Byde  Pk  5y  5>^^. $15,000 
Christcffel   P  to    B  F   Scott  jan  2  pt  It 

17,  8  e  M  n  e  3^  3  38  14,  4y  7^  $1500 

OhristofiEel  S  to  J  Christoffel  jan  2  It  31 

b  39,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  '.$1!;00 

Ohristman  L  W  to  R  P  HoUett  jan  4  It 

2  b  29,  Evanston  6%    $4000 

Dixon  L  to  D  B  Dewey  jan  2  pt  Its  36 

and  37  b  2,  9  39  13,  5y  7^  $1400 

Dixon  L  to  D  B  DeWey  jan  2  pt  Its  36 

and  37  b  2,  9  39  13,  5y  7«  $1300 

Dravo  R  M  to  Free  Home  3  B  &L  Assn 

jan  3  U  8  b  58,  8  Chicago  6%  $200 

Durke  V  H  &  H  R  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co 

jan  2  Its  41  to  50  b  59,  19  39  14,'5y  5}4% 

 $20,000 

Daus  C  to  8  A  Walther  jan  2  It  58  b  6,  6 

39  14,  3y  6^  $15C0 

Dean  ME&JWtoSF  Rice  jan  2  pt  It 

16  b  10,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $3300 

Dillingham  W  H  to  A  D  Rich  deo  26  It  3 

b  107,  5  and  6  37  15,  lOy  6%   $20,(00 

Doyle  E  A  to  A  C  Weaver  jan  5  It  18  and 

pt  19,  9  w      14  39  13,  6^  $20(  0 

Eich  N  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  jan  3  pt  b 

32,  R  &  J  add  5y  6%  $3000 

Eleber  J  to  A  D  Peterson  deo  7  Its  17  to 

20  b  2,  8  40  14,  ly  6$  $1200 

Emmel  H  G  to  J  C  Scovel  oot  23  It  18  b 

11,  5  40  14,  3y  6^1  $2000 

Eiss  R  E  to  L  Baird  jan  3  pt  It  11  Wood- 
lawn  Highlands  5y  6%  $5000 

Elliot  A  C  to  Iowa  D  Ins  Co  deo  24  ,lt9 

15  to  17„  etc.  b  2,  16  37  14,  6«  $2600 

Frank  8  to  S  Esper  jan  7  Its  5  ai.d  6  b  4, 

39  14,  ly  6%  $11,5(  0 

Field  M  E  to  E  F  Runyan  jan  8  It  36  and 

pt  35  b  6  of   It  34  etc,  16  38  14,  ly  6% 

  $1(00 

Fohrman  F  4.  F  to  J  R  Fonlke  jan  2  It  8 

b  7,  28  39  14.  5y  6%  $3000 

French  C  G  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  deo  19  pt 

It  4  and  all  5  b  9,  11  38  14.  5y  6  $5i'00 

French  F  to  F  Q  Ball  deo  24  Its  4  and  5 

b  7,  Glenooe,  6%   $3115 

Fnzy  A  to  A  Chytrana  jan  2  It  10  b  8,  32 

38  15,  —    $4400 

Franz  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  4  It  37  b 

4,  23  39  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Freer  N  M  to  G  Van  Zandt  deo  26  Its  11 

to  14  b  20,  7  39  13,  3y  6^  $9760 

Ferry  E  C  to  J  8  Norton  jany  1  pt  b  19, 

29  40  14,  5v  e%  $2500 

Fitzgerald  M  to  Lin  &  5th  Wd  B  &  LAssn 

dec  19  It  4  b  12,  21  39  14,—   $1200 

Foot  A  toEv  &  NOOB&L  Assn  jan  1 

1129  b  1,  Norwood  Pk  7%  $5000 


Frost  C  L  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jane  11  Its 

13  and  14  b  2,  18  37  14,  5y  7%  $1000 

Grejozyk  J  to  W  Loeb  deo  31  ptlt  6  b 

34,  Ellston  add  5y  6%  $1200 

Gates  M  L  to  L  Mayer  deo  6  Its  1  to  23  b 

12,  34  38  1 4,  2y  6«  . . .'.   $2500 

Gustafeon  R  to  A  Gatzert  jan  2  pt  It  46, 

n  w  3^  23  38  14.  5y  6){   $3200 

Gihas  A  to  M  Frohlioh  jan  2  Us  47  and 

48  b  6,  35  40  13,  6^......  $3400 

Griffin  C  to  G  Sawin  deo  31  It  23  b  16,  25 

39  13,  3y  7^   $2250 

Gregory  J  to  H  W  Christian  deo  31  It  16 

to  18  It  1,  26  39  13,  ly  7%   $1500 

Gilmartin  P  8  to  Prosperty  L  &  B  As.-n 

jan  4  It  34  b  2,  6  39  14,   $2900 

Gerrity  8  J  to  M  E  Greeenebaum  dec  26 

pt  It  16  b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Glass  A  N  to  W  Utting  deo  27  It,  9  b  3, 

4  39  14,  3y  6%  $18(  0 

Gartaide  J  M  to  J  J  KDickerbookor  jan  3 

It  19  and  pt  18  etc,  b  1,  w  3^  s  w  12 

38  14,  —  $25,000 

Grieb  J  W  to  8  M  Moo-e  ang  3  It  21  b  2 

of  b  10,  P's  Douglas  Pk  add,  5y  6^ 
    $1375 

Gronwald  H  M  to  U  A  Haagan  jsn  7  Its 
10  and  11  it  22,  etc.  Central  Pk  add,  ly 
6^  $3500 

Gaffbe  B  &  A  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  4  It  47 
b  6  of  b  44,  Sheffield  add  5y  6^^.  .$l40(i 

GuUinger  J  to  J  A  Farwell  jan  2  Its  2  and 

3  b  4,  Washington  Hghtg  $2000 

Hospes  I  to  O  Kabin  jan  3  It  6  b  50,  19 

39  14,  6y  7!{    $1305 

Hedecberg  J  W  to  J  8  Norton  j  in  7  It  25 

b  4,  18  39  14,  3y  7%   $7000 

Hine  H  L  et  al  to  8  M  Moore  deo  10  It  23 

b  ],  n  9  3^  23  38  14,  6y  6^  $9(00 

Horlock  E  &  E  to  L  Belm  jan  5  It  12  b 

5,  9  w  3^  14  38  14,  3y  7^   $15(  0 

Holded  C  0  and  W  F  to  G  Van  Zandt 

jany  3  prem  1033  Werren  Av  5y  6% 

   $6000 

Hamm  L  to  J  H  Ernst  jan  3  It  8  b  15,  31 

40  14.  4y  6^  $25(  0 

Holway  P  W  to  J  L  8hortall  jau  2  It  36  b 

2,  33  39  14,  5y  7%  $5000 

Hengel  N  to  T  S  Lefens  dec  29  Its  16  and 

17  b  4  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Horn  8  to  J  L  Whitlock  dto  31  Its  1  and 

2  It  1  etc,  13  39  13,  3y  6«  $3500 

Hamilton   H    to  E  F  Bayley  Oot  12  pt  It 

4  b  2,  7  39  14,  6y  6^   $2500 

Hofman  T  to  A  Peterson  deo  22  Itl  It  2 

b  7,  Rockwell  add  6%  $5000 

Hamill  8  to  C  8  Qainlan  jan  2  pt  It  28  It 

3  b  1,  10  38  14,  IS  m—   $2500 

UankinsQV  to  0  L  Hutchinson  jan  2  pt 

It  18  and  Its  19  to  24  and  pt 25  b  A, 

34  39  14,  lOy  6^  $90,000 

Holmes  V  B  to  Title  Guar  <fc  T  Co  deo  24 

pt  It  4  b  12,  Ft  Dearborn  add  5y  6% 

 $75,<K)0 

Hoyt  L  to  Vermoiit  L  Ins  Co  deo  10  pt  It 

5  b  6,  2  37  14,  3y  e}4%  $1500 

Jarohav  0  to  B  G  Foreman  deo  17  It  1  to 

3  b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $11,000 

Jacobfion  W  to  T  H  Sohintz  jany  4  pt  It 

4  b  63,  21  39  14,  5y  6%  $35(0 

Johns  A  F  and  R  to  A  B  Mead  jany  1  pt 

It  10  and  all  11  b  1,  23  38  14,  3y  6% 
  $10,000 

Jenning9  C  E  to  A  Barr  jan  1  It  2  It  41 
etc  b  27,  12  39  13,  3y  «^   $300<) 

Jayoox  G  H  to  A  Hiele  jan  5  It  17  b  7, 

13  39  13,  6%  $3000 

John9on  J  M  to  A  Chytraus  jan  3  It  164  b 

4,  18  40  14   $^600 

Joslyn  M  W  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  20  pt  It 

14  b  1,  9  38  14,  5y  e%  $3500 

.Jordan  J  to  H  8  Dietrich  deo  28  It  25  b  3, 

33  39  14,  7^  ,f  1800 

Jordan  W  B  to  W  G  Hoag  jan  2  Ir  2  b  3 

Evnstn  ly  6^..  $6000 

Jackson  WHtoEvA  N  COB&L  Assn 

jan  1  It  30  b  9.  20  38  14,  7^   $1600 

Johnson  CP  to  M  Ott  jan  2  It  21  b  15, 

35  40  13,  3y  7^    $15,000 

Kamin  I  F  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  3  It  37  b 

3,  Shefif  add  3y  6%  $3000 

Kranse  W  to  G  Coombs  sept  26  It  8  b  20, 

29  42  11,  2y  6%  $1600 

Klein  J  to  A  A  Knhn  oct  29  It  30  b  1.  36 

40  13,  3y  7%  $10(  0 

Kenwood  Club  to  J  P  Wilson  deo  31  '94 

Its  1  and  2  b  2,  11  38  14,  15y  5^..$45,'i00 
Kahlman  E  to  J  P  Maloney  dec  6  It  43  It 

1  b  46,  21  39  14,  ly  6%   $1600 

Kohlsaat  P  N  to  J  M  Oliver  jan  2  It  5  b 

17  b  17  and  o  p,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6^ 

 $15,000 

Karlson  J  A  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  29  Its 

37  and  38  b  4.  35  40  13,  5y  7%   $1500 

Ezepa  M  to  C  J  Hambleton  jany  2  It  4  b 

2,  b  19,  Sheffield  add,  6y  6%  $1800 


Knnz  J  to  W  Loeb  jan  8  It  12  It  73  b  43, 

Sheffield  add—  2400 

Eirkham  EM  &  FRtoDM  Hillis  deo 

14  !t  1  b  12,  18  40  14,  6%  4  deeds. . . .  $4650 
Kazdka  F  to  J  Pelant  Jr  jany  7  It  25  b 

38,  19  39  14,  7<«   $4800 

Kohl  M  R  &  OF  to  CPH  Dose  jan  7 

It  12  b  3,  pt  s  e  ^  1  39  13,  lOy  6%. .  $2500 
Lennon  J  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1  It  14  b 

72,  6  and  7  37  15,  5y  7^  $2500 

Leigh  H  C  to  Jesse  Holdom  deo  18  Its 

19  to  24  b  2,  26  39  13,  4y  6!g  $2000 

Lovejoy  M  M  to  Am  T  4;  8   Bk  jan  7  It 

13  b  5,  G  &  G  add,  7y  6j5  $  

Lovblad  M  C  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  2  It  80, 

Feinberg's  8  D  add,  5y  6%  $48  0 

Lystood  H  J  to  H  A  Gaugan  jan   5  pt  It 

17  b  2,  pt  3  w  3^  4  39  14,  5y  53^^  $20,0(0 
Matthieu  A  A  to  J  v]  Sohamaoher  rov  30 

It   39,  BirkhofiF  add   Auburn  7^  $1300 

Mason  M  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jany  2  It 

16  It  6,  16  38  14,  3y  7^  ,  $1500 

Moore  E  to  H  A  Goodrich  deo  29  It  310, 

20  38  14,  5y  7%   ....$1200 

McMillan  A  to  A  Peterson  jan  2  pt  It  9  b 

7,  Aehlatid  2nd  add  3y  6!«  ....$3000 

Moeller  J  P  to  T  H  Sohintz  jan  5  lt9  4 

and  5.  Thompson  add,  5y  6^  $10500 

Mueller  C  J  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  deo  27  Its 

17  and  18  b  7  b  44,  Sheffield  add,  18  m 
e%  $1090 

MoGrath  R  to  H  0  Hurlbut  jan  4  It  22  b 

3,  12  39  13  5y  6^  $2750 

Moeller  M  to  A  Loeb  jan  2  Its  8  and  9 

Packers  sub  11  39  13,  5y  7<g  $1700 

MoLouth  0  M  to   W  Loeb  jan  14  It  29 

b  8,  18  38  14,  5y  7^  $1800 

McCarthy  W  A  to  T  F  Keeley  jan  2  It  2 

of  It  10,  4  38  14,  iy6%  $1(00 

Murth  J  J  to  A  Peterson  jan  3  It  2  b  2, 

6  39  14,   2y  7%  $1400 

Maxwell  W  to  H  M  Matthews  jan  5  It  36 

b  3.  Palmer's  add,  5y  7%  $1500 

Markowski  A  to  Chicago  Title  &T  Co 

deo  31  It  1  b  5,  6  39  14,  3y  6^   $2500 

MoGlever  J  M  to  J  B  Wallace  jan  2  It  1 

It  66  etc,  8  38  14,  2y  7^   $15.50 

Miller  M  D  to  L  Baird  deo  26  It  2  b  9.  6 

39  14,   $1800 

MoOall  T  to  W  D  Cooper  jan  2  pt  b  28, 

11  38  14.  (6%  3  deeds  $12,760 

MoQraw  L  M  to  F  B  Pease  jan  2  pt  b  1 

b  12,  11  38  14,  2y  0,%   »8694 

Nicholl  A  to  F  A  Barnes  jan  7  It  7  b  2, 

28  39  14,  3y  7%.  $2100 

Nioolans  C  to  F  U  Baker  jan  7  It  12  b  1, 

24  38  14,  3y  7%...    $1090 

Nsedereke  J  to  E  G  Panling  jan  5  It  15 

of  Its  9  to  21  eto,  b  1,  Sheffield  add  3y 

&%  $4000 

Ostling  L  to  A  Peterson  deo  31  It  25  b  1, 

14  38  14,  2y  :7^   $1200 

Okes  E  to  W  B  Cnnninghapi  jan  1  It  18  b 

5,  15  39  13,  5y  7%  i;2200 

Poppenberg  R  to  L  Rathje  jan  2  It  30'  b 

2,  17  38  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Porter  R  to  F  A  Barnes  jan  3  pt  It  7  b  8, 

21  38  14,  2y  6^  $2(  00 

Personette  M  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  24  It 

15  and  pt  16  b  4,  22  38  14,  ly  6^  ,  . .  $2000 
Paine  L  M  to  Est  of  B  May  jan  7  pt  It 

18,  9  3^  8  e  3^  n  e  34  3  38  14,  dem,  53^^ 

  $2500 

Pinger  M  &  H  to  S  M  Moore  jan  2  Its  40 

and  41,  29  38  14,  5y  7%  .  ,$5(00 

Peterson  R  F  to  S  Sohwank  jan  3  It  34  b 

1,  6  39  14,  5y  %%    $1500 

Patrick  S  A  to  W  H  Werner  jan  2  pt  It  5 

b  12,  36  39  13,  3y  .   $1000 

Phillipson  Eto  J  Burns  dec  15  Its  11  acd 

12  b  6,  35  41  12,  5y  6^   $4000 

Rosenblatt  H  M  to  H  Massman  deo  24  It 

7,  1  37  14,  2y  7%  $2000 

Rhodes  V  W  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  5 

pt  It  5  b  7,  21  38  14,  5y  7^  $1200 

Rzepka  M  to  0  J  Hambleton  jany  2  It 

4  b  2  b  19,  Sheffield  add  5y  &%  $1800 

Roth  A  J  to  W  Mattooks  dec  28  It  23  It  2 

eto,  As9r9  div  34  39  14,  2y  6$   $2000 

Ramsdell  E  to  H  E  Hurlbut  deo  30  It  16 

It  2,  34  39  14,  3y  6^  ..,$5' CO 

Zak  L  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  29  It  39  b  7,  20 

39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Sohnill  A  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  deo  27  Us 

3  to  33  b  45,  I-W  add  S  Chi  and  o  p  6y 

5%  ...  $10,500 

Stokes  J  W  to    T  MoEnerney  jan  2  Its  4 

and  5  b  2,  20  39  13,  5y  7%   $1000 

Smith  W  E  to  F  M  Richardson  jnne  1  It 

5  b  14  b  16,  8  39  1.3,  ly  $1000 

Schill  E  L  to  A  Qriffln  jany  2  It  36  and  37 

b  14,31  39  13,  3y   $3500 

Stokes  A  to  Equitable  Trust  Co  deo  3  pt 

It  21  to  24  b  1.  1  39  13,   $2168 

Sammons  T  J  to  North  Trust  Co  deo  15 
I     pt  It  1  b  6,  8  39  14,  5y  6S{  $12,000 


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Smith  J  H  to  J  N  Barker  dec  20  Us  25  to 

2S*  and  pt  b  4,  pt  n  e  34  9  37  13,  5y  6% 

 $2500 

Schooner  0  to  N  Maaa  aog  15  Its  71  and 

72  b  4,  Field's  add  to  PoUman,  »y  1% 

 $1500 

Soonohmann  P  to  F  C  Meyer  jan  8  It  3>2 

b  6,  7  39  14—  $1000 

Seram  M  H  to  A  Loeb  jan  2  It  4  b  1,  1 

3t)  13,  5y  6«  $2700 

Serom  M  H  to  A  Loeb  jan  2  It  5  b  1.  1 

39  13,  5y  6%  $2700 

Sernm  M  H  to  A  Loeb  jan  2  It  6  b  1,  1  39 

13.  5y  6^   $2800 

Sernm  M  H  to  A  Loeb  jan  2  It  7  b  1,  1  39 

13,  5y  6!g  $2700 

vSeram  M  H  to  A  L)eb  jin  2  It  8  b  1,  1  39 

13,  5y  6^  $2700 

Sigler  S  to  W  B  Austin  jan  4  pt  It  18  It 

36,  16  3814,  27  ra,  7?  

Sqnires  0  &  J  A  to  Title  &  T  Oo  deo  31 

pt  Its  1  and   4   b  11,  21  38  14,  5y  6% 

 $10,(0,1 

Steffin  H  M  to  F  R  (  handler  jan  i  It  1  b 

1,  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $80C0 

Sondberg  J  A  to  A  Peterson  jan  5  It  9  b 

5,  Ogden  add  3j  7^  $3000 

Trnde  F  H  to  L  Baird  jan  4  It  1  b  24,  11 

38  14.  5y  6^  $5000 

Taner  N  A  to  M  Froh  ioh  jan  2  It  9  b  7 

of  b  44,  SheflE  add  5y  6«  $1600 

Thayer  H  J  to  W  L  Jeffries  j\n  4  It  2  of 

Its  74  to  76,  e  pt  Ellis  add,  —  $7000 

Toley  T  A  to  L  Evans  jan  2  Its  33  and 

34  div  3  8  shore  sob  3U  38  15,  2y  6% 

 $3000 

Thompson  W  0  to  J  F  Roll  deo  20  pt  s 

w  3^  17  38  14,  4y  6%  $1700 

The  Fairfax  Co  to  Am  T  <fc  S  Bk  jin  1  pt 

Its  10  and  11    b  3,  22  39  14,  iOy  e% 

 $15,'0C 

Tatsre  F  to  W  H  Tatge  may  29  pts  w  }4 

21  42  12,  lOy  5?   $11,682 

Travis  I  A  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  deo  28  pt 

b  19,  19  40  14,  5y  7%  3d   $200C 

Tremain  M  O  to  B  F  Bayley  jany  2  pt  Its 

19  and  20  b  1.  in  35  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Tnohinski  B  to  M  W  Kozmineki  dec  29 

pt  b  52,  19  39  14,  5y  6}4%  5  deeds.  .$7500 
Triphaha  A  to  M  A  Stanber  deo  21  It  9  b 

12,  19  40  14,  4y  1%   $13(0 

Trebilcook  A  to  J  L  Chapman  jan  1  It  13 

b  15,  1138  14,  5y  6%   $12,000 

Thomas  J  0  to  A  L  Raker  jan  2  pt  It  6  It 

5  b  6,  2  38  14,  5y  6%  $60(0 

Undentsoh  O  to  C  E  Schick  oot  1  It  36  b 

2,  36  40  13  6%  $1160 

Vlazney  J  to  0  Knbin  jan  2  It  18  b  1  b  2, 

28  39  14,  5y  7«  $26  0 

Ver  Noog  C  B  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  dec 

30  It  5  b  4,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  $4C00 

Verden  R  to  H  L  Stellman  jany  3  It  12  It 

4,  6  39  14,  ly  6%   .  .  .  $1800 

Vilthaisen  S  to  W  D  Kerfoot  nov  22  It  1 

b  1,  21  37  14  H  $1500 

Von  der  Heydt  H  to  W  L  Snell  jan  3  It 

17  b  22,  Ashland  2nd  add  2y   3500 

VanKenrea  M  J  to  J  0  Fonike  jan  2  Its  2, 

3  and  4  of  Its  15  to  17  b  1,  3  39  14,  5y 

  $7500 

Williston  M  L  to  A  L  Williston  dec  30  It 

1  and  2  It  16  b  13,  2  38  14,  dem  6^. $1350 
Willeston  M  L  et  «1  to  0  Z  Miller  deo  31 

pt  b  13,  2  38  14,  3y  7^  ,  „  $6000 

White  8  0  to  C  F  White  deo  15  It  2  b  6, 

26  39  14,57  6^  $18(0 

Walsh  A  to  F  Van  Vlissengen  deo  18  Its 

26  and  27  b  4,  20  39  14,  3y  6^ . . . .  $3000 
Wallace  WO  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  deo  10  It 

92  Rith's  sob,  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $3500 

Wesenoraft  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  7  Its 

42  to  44,  Riverside  $1000 

Wemmann  C  to  Oooidentul  B  &  L  Assn — 

It  19  b  2,  13  39  13,8^   $4800 

Wehmhoener  W  to  W  Ueinemann  jan  4 

It  35  Oak  Grove  add  3y  6^  $8600 

Wager  E  L  &  E  P  to  Northern  Trust  Oo 

dec  26  pt  b  3,  n  w  fri  3^  2  38  14,  5y  6% 

3d  $8000 

Waite  BJ&REtoEJ  Bowes  Jr  dec  13 

It  23  b  2,  12  39  13,  5y  634^  

WallerJLto  G  Van  Zandt  deo  17  pr'em 

280  Washington  Bvd  5y  6^  $50fO 

Whitford  I  A  to  H  K  Whitford  oct  1  pt 

U  6  b  2.  21  38  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Wireman  J  to  W  E  Wood  jany  3  It  5  b  5. 

HO  40  14,  5y  6JS  $1700 

Williams  L  to  W  Kaspar  jan  3  pt  blks  8 

to  11,  pt  8  e  3^  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Yoong  H  Q  to  U  C  Boyles  jany  1  pt  It  8 

b  1,  15  38  14,  G%  13000 

Zielklinski  A  to  M  E  (Jreenebaom  dec  22 

It  5  b  5,  31  40  13,  3y  7%  $1100 

Zollban  M  J  to  0  J  Holmes,  deo  24  It  19, 

Snow  &  D  Sub  8  40  14,  ly  e%  $.'200 


Armstrong  S  M  and  F  S  to  H  Hammond 

dec  29,  fnrn  6  m  

Ashton  W  H  to  W  G  King,  jan  4,  Brad- 
bury piano  19797  Hyde  Park  2y  $132 

Atwater  0  L  to  Schoennofen  Brg  Co,  jan 

2,  saloon  431  ^dadi8on  2y    $770 

Anderson  A  to  J  Kenney  jan  4,  ma'-ket 

63lMndi8on2m  ...   $2(0 

Adams  K  A  to  W  Soott  &  Go,  deo  20,  prtg 

press  2y    $675 

Bramhall  A  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo,  dec  22,  sa- 
loon 293  8  Clark  10  m  $600 

Burg  fl  0  to  W  E  Aokley  deo  29,  6  m.  .$155 
Bam  A  to  G  Mntzelbnrg  mclj  3,  oattle  etc, 

Hanovor  ly   $100 

Brown  &  Oostello  to  E  Davir,  jan  3,  print- 
ing etc  1416  Wabash  $265 

Breakey  J  W  to  E  Bowman  jan  2,  shop  1  v 

 $150 

Bassett  'J  D  to  R  M  Mo  Oreevy  dec  31, 

furn  6  m  $293 

Brandage  G  D  to  L  Bosquet,  deo  18,  fnrn 

 $152 

Bishop  F  8  to  R  Morse  jan  4,  6120  Madi- 
son av  6m'.  $587 

BrinkhofE  H  to  0  Soholle  jan  4,  furn  254 

Wells  2y  .   $200 

Brown  FA  to  Q  P  Ruthman  deo  24,  furn 

and  Hale  piano  84092,  6  m  $136 

Becker  P  to  H  Beilfns,  jan  4,  horses,  etc 

3857  Armour  av  2y  $500 

Bloedorn  0  to  A  Langer,  jan  4,  fixts  729 

Madison  etc,  2y  $5(0 

Bluhm  C  to  8  B  Knowlton  jan  6,  furn 

7m    $65 

Butz3  F  C  to  A  J  Fosley,  jan  3,  library 

eto  90  ds   $507 

Bayley  U  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co,  jan  4, 

saloon  4813^  Clark  6  m  $283 

Bontea  L  H  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Co  jan  6, saloon  3046  Archer  av  ly..$300 
Brown  M  to  M  J  Paddon,  jan  3,  fnrn  727 

6l8t.  6  m  $135 

Bennett  P  to  M  J  Paddon,  deo  28,  fnrn 

1214  51st,  6  m   $72 

Barber  J  E  to  W  0  Wood  jan  7,  saloon 

129  e  Harrison  st,  2  y  $393 

Conradi  P  A  to  G  G  Gunderson  jan  7,  eto 

100 


2y. 


.$1 


Curley  J  to  J  Onllen,  jan  7  saloon  920  s 

Ashland  av  6m   $127 

Oudworth  W  R  to  A   Pitt  jan  7,  cattle, 

wagons  etc  6  m,  $110 

Caldwell  M  to  B  Stuart  jan  5,  fnrn  1035 

w  Lake  6  m  $76 

Collins  J  B  to  W  H  King  jan  2,  furn  6  m 

 $360 

Oarley  F  W  to  J  D  Spear,  deo  2V,  fnrn 

11m  $130 

Chesney  J  B  to  SB  Montgomery  jan  4, 

fnrn  672  Kenwood  av,  2y  $1276 

Clancy  J  to  b  Ryan  et  al  jan  7,  horses  2y 

 ,  $400 

Davidson  L  to  G  L  Kaplan  jan  8,  mdss 

165  w  12th  2  m   $70 

D  movan  D  H  to  J  A  Dahlem  jan  8,  furn 

6m  $304 

Doolin  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo.  nov  5,  '94  sa- 
loon Sag  Bridge  12m  $80 

Daly  J  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Co,  jan  2,  saloon 

294x  Cottage  Grove  av  11  m  $560 

Ooyle  T  H  to  J  F  Doyle  jan  3,  horses  eto 

ly  $125 

Donohne  E  J  to  J  M  Hartman,  deo  29, 

horses  and  carriage  7101  Indiana  av  ly 

 $240 

Daly  W  to  Citizens  Brg  Co,  deo  31,  saloon 

Harrison  and  Paulina  dem  $500 

DeVilde  J  to  W  H  King  deo  21,  furn  6  m 

 $172 

Dedriok  J  B  to  K  M  Chapin  nov  26,  photo 

gallery  Harrison  and  Blue  Island  av  2y 

 $900 

DeRosa  F  to  R  M  McCreevy  dec  29,  furn 

6  m  $98 

Dillon  C  F  to  Elgin  Condensed  Milk  Co, 

jan  2,  43  Walnut  $144 

Ellis  G  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  jan  4,  fnrn 

7m  $65 

Elias  J  J  to  8  B  Knowlton  jan  3,  furn 

7m   $71 

Ersenbeiser  C  to  J  Schmitska    jan  5, 

horses,  etc,  Bloom  1  y  $400 

Ekker  H  to  B  Abraham  deo  — ,  market 

eto  347  w  12ta  9i)  ds    $160 

Fisher  R  J  to  Standard  Brg  Oo,  deo  31, 

saloon  127  W  Van  Bnren  11m  $li  00 

Fischer  W  to  F  Deppy  jm  7  bakery,  1108 

n  HalBted  ly  $800 

Flinn  F  J  to  F  B  Snyder  dec  29,  fnrn  and 

Everett  piano  14869  6  m   $103 

Fitzgerald  J  to  J  Oullen  deo  31,  MoCama- 
non  piano  1832,  3623  Parnell  av,  6  m 


 $79 

Foley  D  P  to  0  Dennehy  &  Co,  jan  2,  sa- 
loon 196  w  Madison  2y  $1382 

Greene  L  to  J  R  Freuler  jan  2,  furn  1318 

Monroe  2y  $100 

Gaoffin  C  F  to  D  R  McNaoght  deo  31, 

farn  and  8  m  6  m   ..$135 

Goldman  H  to  G  Q  Hnbbell   !  m  3,  furn 

and  Steinway  piano  20750  10  m  $200 

Qeiser  J  F  to  P  b  Moore  jan  2,  photo. gal- 
lery Lemont  6  m   $350 

Qeelicg  O  F  to  A  Campbell  jan  4,  furn 

299  LB>.alle  6  m    $300 

Garner  F  to  J  Cullen  jan  4,  horse  and 

wagon,  505  Morgan  3  m  $35 

Gilblom  H  to  H  M  Barnett  jan  7,  horses 

wagons  etc  5(  9  State  3  m  $140 

Hoyirjg  R  to  J  D  Spea,  jan  4,  furn  9  m 

 $130 

Hill  H  to  M  J  Paddon  deo  2?,  fnrn  423  w 

Taylor  6  m   $102 

Heisler  F  to  M  J  Paddon  deo  19,  furn 

4227  s  Aehland  av.  7  m  $136 

Harris  L  H  et  al  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  nov  12 

'94,  saloon  Lemont  10  m  $212 

Heefner  H  P  to  W  Gray  jan  8,  shop  100 

n  Wells,  17  ds    $100 

Howard  J  J  to  P  J  Danick  &  Co,  nov  12, 

market  6619  Wentworth  5  m..  $366 

Hart  D  to  J  M  Kendig  jan  5,  furn  ly..$30) 
Hoskansen  J  to  A  Joel  jan  6,  mdse  1683^ 

Grand  av,  ly  $400 

Hoffman  P  to  E  E  Starkey,  jan  7,  furn 

Davis  and  Chicago  av  2y  $200 

Henderson  J  to  T  S  Smith,  dec  28,  furn 

ly  $ — 

Haginan  W  H  Kiaver  jan  3,  6  m  $150 

Hinds  W  A  to  Smith  Bros  dec  29,  furn  7m 

 $96 

Holstrom  C  to  Tossctti  Brg  Oo,  jau  2, 

seloon  93  Washington  ly  *50rO 

Hamblin  S  E  to  D  Rankin,  jan  3  furn  276 

Woodlawn  av,  6m   $82 

Johnson  0  to  M  J  Paddon,  deo  20,  fnrn 

9B1  Mead  6  m  $72 

Jordone  L  M  to  P  Hollenbaoh  jan  3,  furn 


ly. 


.$200 


Johnston  A  to  W  E  Aokley  deo  31,  fixts 

6m  ..'  $207 

Johnson  8  A  to  A  Dahlberg  jan  4,  mdse 

 $587 

Johnson  I  M  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  2,  fnrn 

and  Deolier  piano  13784  6m  $87 

Johnson  L  to  R  A  Smith,  jan  2,  furn 

1320  Wabash  av,  6  m  $125 

King  J  J  to  N  P  Valerius  jan  2,  furn  6m 

 $257 

Kaliskey  L  to  M  E  Finch,  jan  2,  furn  and 

Kimball  piano  516,  6  m  $207 

Kelly  J  to  E  A  Erd  deo  28,  furn  2y  . . .  $200 
Kells  W  to  Am  Brg  Oo,  deo  31,  saloon  679 

w  Indiana  23  m  . , .   $600 

Kenna  H  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  4,  furn  6  m 

 $136 

Keunington  J  D  to  8  Kennington  jan  9, 

wagons  eto  195  31st  st  $500 

Loring  F  B  to  Swift  &  Oo  jan  3,  furn  943 

n  Clark  30  ds   $494 

LedwellJ  R  to  Cooke  Brg  Co,  jan  3,  sa- 
loon 4909  Halsted,  demd  $393 

Lob  J  E  to  E  Zanders,  jan  2,  maoby  etc 

293  Dearborn  ly  ,  $500 

Leonard  0  N  to  J  D  Spear  deo  27,  furn 

Um  $93 

Lagynia  to  Independent  Brg  Assn,  jan  2. 

saloon  309  Loomis.  10  m  $1287 

Limmerick  A  F  to  G  P  Ruthman  dec  19 

fnrn  6  m  $335 

Labuoki  J  to  E  A  Robinson  &  Co,  jan  4, 

horses  eto  112  w  Division  2y  $405 

Loss  J  0  to  A  Mann  jan  7,  bakery,  274 

n  OKrk  6  m...   ,  $300 

Lucas  J  to  F  J  Zeller  dec  15,  shop  1  n 

Clark  2m  $160 

Leoni  J  A   to  8  Leoni  jan  7,  laundry 

236  8  P  Paulina  2y  $4000 

Lipman  S  to  Nelson  &  Krueter  jan  3, 

laundry  2953^  Clark  11m  $176 

Levin  G  W  to  M  J  Paddcu  deo  13,  '94 

fnrn   $149 

Moroate  V  to  A  Rosama,  jan  3,  shop  693^ 

Polk  10  m  $80 

Moore  F  to  R  M  MoCreery  dec  29,  furn 

6  m     $165 

Mnrisen  A  J  to  F  B  Snjder  jan  2  furn 

6  m  $153 

Mraz  F  to  A  M  Patera,  sept  6,  fnrn  3y 

  $750 

Midwood  F  E  to  Smith  Bros  jan  2,  furn 

7m  $102 

Aloriii  L  to  F  B  Snjder,  jan  2,  furn  aid 

St  C  piano  6  m   $i63 

McDonald  W  E  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

jan  2,  saloon  11018  Michigan  av  2y  .$400 
Marberg  F  to  Kelly,  Maus  &  Co,  jan  7, 


bellows,  eto,  393  Division   $92 

Meddius  H  to  H  Choate  jan  4,  sprinkling 

wagons  eto  652  Clark  10  m   $310!) 

MoGorran  M  to  P  Wohl  deo  26,  furn  674 

Madison  2  m   $150 

MjGinn  L  A  to  F  B  Murray  jan  6,  furn 

114  n  Clark  2  m  $250 

Malloy  M  to  .Hary  Malloy  jan  7,^ior8ep, 

etc  $200 

Masson  J  J  to  H  E  Scbinnick.  dec  27, 

maohy  presses  eto.  84  Market  7m  . . .  $100 
MasBon  J  J  to  J  H  Kaiser  deo  27,  '94. 

maohj  eto  84  Market  16  m   $400 

Morris  B  0  to  M  J  Paddon,  jan  2,  furn  63 

Olive  5  m  $94 

McOuUongh  8  J  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  6, 

furn  1714  Wabash  av  2  m  $270 

Malloy  J  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  2,  forn  9  m 

 $90 

Meyer  G  to  A  Bang  deo  21,  market  434 

Anstin  2  m  $75 

Niedert  F  G  to  D  Rankin  jan  8,  horse 

fnrn  eto  Elk  Grove  6m   $100 

Ness  8  to  E  Vaogh,  deo  12,  grocery  eto 

714  Lake  feb  2   $900 

Noel  M  to  Standard  Bry  jan  3,  saloon  139 

w  Harrison  ly  $150 

Nonaha  T  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  deo  29,  sa- 
loon Lyons  and  '-"oltage  Grove  av  2y 

 1500 

Nieman  S  to  Dewes  Brg  Co,  deo  28,  sa- 
loon 9  Frank  2  y  $200 

O'Meara  F  to  J  B  Lawrence  dec  28,  furn 

133  Afhland  av  12  m  ...$75 

Oswald  J  G  to  B  Grell  deo  26,  furn  68-.;3 

Aberdeen  2y  $150 

Owen  L  H  to  Y  H  Miller,  jan  3,  furn  and 

library  Rulaski  Ark  2y  $4506 

O'Connor  J  J  to  M  E  Einoh,  jan  5,  horses 

etc  Lake  ly  $30a 

Peterson  J  to  F  Oltendorf  jan  3,  horses 

plows  etc  Hanover  ly  $342 

Petersen  R  C  A  to  F  Mason,  dec  12, 

horses  etc,  4416  Union  av  6%  $100 

Pearce  C  W  to  M  J  Paddon,  deo  28,  fnrn 

147  Dearbora  av,  7  m  $220 

Perkins  0  A  to  D  0  Butts,  jan  horse, 

wagon  eto  Dauphin  Pk,  2y  $280 

Paeseler  0  H  et  al  to  Electric  Belt  &  Ap- 
pliance Oo,  jan  6,  furn  etc  21  s  State 

4m  $125 

Fhlak  J  to  W  Loeffler  jan  6,  furn  14  da 

 $611 

Perlmann  R  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo,  jan  2,  sa- 
loon 285  Madison  23m  $1C00 

Parker  A  E  to  H  A  F  Mogg,  dec  26,  furn 

44  State  14m  $89 

Peterson  B  to  8  B  Knowlton,  jan  4,  furn 

7  m  $130 

Quayle  M  to  Parkhurst  &  W,  dec  21,  bldg 

and  contents  6  m  $418 

Rergeson  G  et  al  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co,  sa- 
loon 846  w  119  st  23m  $476 

Roy  A  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  6,  fnrn  851 

Grace  9  m  $140 

Ranen  J  to  M  Junk,  jan  7,  saloon  718  e 

Haleted  23  m  $800 

Rogosinsky  to  Rogosinsky  sep  17,  bakery 

463  Canal  ly  $g50 

Riesser  W  to  Oewts  Brg  Co,  dec  28,  sa- 
loon 60  Division  2y  $400 

Rodney  J  to  D  S  Baldwin  jan  2,  maohy 

211  Clinton  3  m  $100 

Robinson  N  to  L  Mercer  deo  17.  furn  19 

Oakwood  av  2y  ,..$151 

Sigler  8  to  E  L  Chapman  deo  17,  ptg 

cffioe  528  w  63d,  2y  $7200 

Richard«on  Q  W  to  H  F  Watson  Co,  jan 

5,  horses,  etc  165  w  47th  ly  $199 

Stanley  M  to  D  R  MoNaught  dec  29,  furn 

6m  ...  $82 

Segerson  F  J  to  P  B  Snyder  jan  2,  fnrn 

Haines  piano  16464  6  m  $77 

Storrs  0  F  to  H  A  F  Mogg,  jan  2,  furn 

Oak  Park  14  m  $169 

Schmidt  C  8  to  E  Dalton  jan  7,  barber 

shop  8909  Commercial  av  ly  $80 

Smatek  F  to  A  Kusch,  aog  17,  fnrn  64 

MoHenry  2y  $100 

Smith  G  to  J  8  Henry,  jan  7,  saloon  1241 

Wabash  mch  23  $1000 

Stanoniok  J  to  Best  Brgr  Co,  dec  29,  sa- 
loon 149  Halsted,  23  m  $330 

Snthertier  0  F  to  C  M  Wiliner  dso  .^0, 

furn  1307  n  Halated   $54 

Sohenedt  J  to  A  Moller  jan  3,  A  Gilbert 

&  Co  piano  etc  2y  $208 

Schiller  Olob  to  to  L  Mandel  et  al  jan  5, 

4nrn  etc  Masonic  Temple  23  m  $2952 

Schiller  Clnb  to  Brunswick  B  0  Co,  jan  6, 
billiard   tables  etc   Masonic  Temple 

23  m  $700 

Ser-Vis  Candy  Co  to  A  G  Ser-Vis,  jan  7, 

stock,  fixt  etc  44  n  Clark,  ly  $lt  00 

Smith  W  0  to  A  Shepherd  jan  5,  prtg 


46 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  12,  1895. 


office  $682 

Staff  W  A  to  E  Spies,  jan  7,  saloon  Madi- 
son and  Market   *-iO(0 

Schreiber  T  to  L  Sohreiber  dec  3,  mUse, 

Evanston  2y   *'2166 

Sohaad  O  P  to  U  Sohaad  jan  2,  markes 

etc  96  Lincoln  av  ty  |2000 

Tagorberg  J  U  to  J  H  tegerdahl  jan  2, 

fnrn  2/  $200 

Tannorr  H  to  P  J  Danniok,  nov  15,  mar- 
ket 5619  Wentworth  5  m     ..   $366 

Thompson  R  S  to  Geo  Lillcoalbe  jan  4, 

horses,    wagons   elo,   Lake  View  2  y 

 $25C0 

Tagitn  J  to  G  Q  Hobbell  jan  3,  furn  11m 

  $52 

Terry  C  D  to  J  W  8  Keele,  jan  5,  wagons 

nto  3216  State  60  ds  $190 

Tanfen  M  E  to  M  E  Finch  jan  2,  Fischer 

piano  7c496,6  m  $70 

Van  Natta  D  to  W  H  Van  Natta,  jan  2, 

laandry  1081  Harrison  2y  $578 

Von  Valler  E  to  G  P  Rnthman  dec  28, 

farn  6m  $110 

Van  V'alkenbergO  to  J  B  Middleton,  jan 

7,  fnrn  369  w  Congress  ly  $liO 

Vitchel  G  to  F  B  Snyder,  jan  3,  fnrn  378 

Indiana  7  m  $103 

Woodrofl  to  D  R  McNanght  dec  39,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Wilson  J  S  to  R  J  VValshe,  dec  26,  fnrn 

3615  Prairie  av  $100 

Wright  J  H  to  W  B  Austin  jan  2,  Haines 

piano  27636,  7  m  $70 

Weaver  D  A  to  H  MoFadden  jan  4,  fnrn 

665  Carroll  ev,  7  m  $68 

Weaver  Qetz  Co  to  E  Patridge  jnly  10, 

horses,  mnles,  etc  4Cth  and  Wentworth 

av  23  m   $15,000 

Walnhter  J  O  et  al  to  J  C  Riokard,  jan  2, 

ptg  office  279  Clark  18  m  $488 

Ward  NT  to  W  P  Gibson,  dec  18,  pool 

tables  etc,  6  m  $360 

Whipple  J  to  J  ManioD  nov  14,  fnrn  157 

Plymouth  pi  2y  $250 

Welsh  J  F  1,0  B  Stein  jan  4,  ealoon  289  w 

Fulton  $515 

Walsh  W  to  A  H  French  dec  12,  horses 

etc  6  m  $104 

Washer  N  to  Q  Haake  jnne  1,  fnrn  288 

State  11  m  $2400 

Weinman  F  to  C  F  Hungerford  jan  2,  fnrn 

2338  Michigan  av  11  $350 

White  W  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  1904 

Dearborn  2y  $250 

Whipple  I  to  Cook  Brg  Go  jan  8,  saloon 

fnrn  etc,  157  Plymouth  pi,  dem....$350 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Hylen  A  to  M  C  Hylen  dec  27,  53  Dear- 

borh  $1 

Rennert  J  F  to  W  M  Samnel  jan  2,  fnrn 

113  Madison  ly  $376 

Sammons  f<l  to  D  Sammons  jan  3,  farn 

2156  Howard  ,  ..$1 

Jansen  C  J  to  0  Faulkner  jan  2,  market 

720  Maplewood  av  $200 

Florentin  E  to  «■•  Spadoni  jnly  10,  horses 

etc  $150 

Wald  A  to  A  Wald  jau  2,  fnrn,  1221  Wa- 
bash  $500 

Wagner  C  R  lo  C  Kinder  dec  31,  saloon 

etc,  871  Blue  Island  av  $200 

Marezzo  Marble  Co  to  F  Henry  dec  27, 

factory,  161  La  Salle  $220 

Reining  F  to  M  L  Van  Katta,  jan  2,  lann- 

dry  1081  Harrison  $100 

Kortek  K  to  M  Kortek  jnly  19,  fnrn  559 

Throop  $3C0 

Dalbridge  J  B  to  Gross  &  Dalbridge  Co, 
jan  2,  drugs  and  mdse    48  Madison 

 $45,(00 

Coper   M  to  F  Coper,  jan  4,  mdse  227 

Wabash  $1031 

Steiner  P  to  J  F  Wagner  dec  31,  bakery 

utensils,  1771  n  Western  av  $250 

Bard  F  I  to  G  P  Beardsley,  dec  29,  office 

furn  1208  Tacoma  $1 

Halpaus  C  R  to  B  Feess  jan  2,  horses  etc 

2216  Archer  av  |4<'0 

Klinger  A  to  H  Norton  dec  22,  mdse  478 

Milton  av  $300 

Beil  W  H  to  H   Norton  dec   19,  shop 

6956  Stony  Island  av  $1C0 

Booty  S  to  R  K  MoArthnr  dec  31,  saloon 

l'i8  Adams  $3027 

Lev>  A  to  B  Levy  dec  6,  fnrn  $3,i0 

Bra  a  A  W  to  While  Swan  Laandry  dec 

23,  shop  $  

Root  M  M  to  G  C  Root  dec  29,  restaurant 

393  43rd  $400 

Wissing  H  C  to  A  Wiasing  dec  28,  furn 

83  OlarK  $1400 

Bonk  R  to  B  P.'eifer  dec  18,  groceries  etc 
511  Henry  2y  ,   $100 


Berensow  S  to  J  Hesheuow  dec  29,  sms 

Rnd  faru  263  w  14th   $70 

Dodge  F  VV  to  J  Ginsbnrg,  dec  31,  drey. 

152  w  12lh   $41C0 

Batts  G  tn  M  E  Richmond  dec  24,  house 

—  Ogdeu  av  $500 

Dunn  ife  Herrniger  to  J  Kenny  &  Sons 

dec  31,  market  632  Madisoo  $100 

Van  Zandt  E  to  A  to  A  B  Nurse  dec  31, 

mdse  2112  Water    $500 

Stewart  M  K  to  N  W  Live  Stock  Com  Co, 

dec  30,  horses   $150 

Donfthue  F  to  S  Hull  dec  1,  saloon  2459 

State  $600 

Horney  H  to  E  Rhodes,  dec  31,  fnrn  519 

La  Salle  st   $305 

Jennings  E  to   E  Smith,  dec  31,  fnrn 

 $2200 

Goldstein  D  to  H  A  Gasner  nov  10,  meat 

market  _  $1100 

Lates  W  to  A  H  Williams  dec  31,  fnrn 

316  Mohawk  st  7  m   $65 

Spark  W  E  to  C  L  Welkinson,  jan  4, fnrn 

511  Ashland  Block  ly  $30 

Seyfarth  C  to  W  B  Austin  jan  8,  fnrn  7m 

 $83 

Roberts  0  0  to  J  Wood  jan  4,  fnrn  Mil- 
lard Ave  Hotel  $630 

Pratt  C  L  to  Salter  Bros,  dec  10,  cigar 

cabinets   :  $1000 

La  Belle  Toilet  Co  to  M  Joyce,  ang  ?6, 

'94.  fnrn  etc  $800 

Lalieve  P  L  to  J  C  Lo=8  jan  3,  confection- 
ery, 274  n  Clark  $800 

Wagner  L  to  M  Wagner  dec  18,  horses, 

machy  etc  S  Chicago  $1 

Graham  E  D  to  W  Waddington  et  al  jan 
7,  ice  cream  business,  1547  Michigan  av 

 $376 

Charles  VV  W  to  0  H  Smith,  jan  8,  house 

2032  Dearborn  st  $2500 

Davis  S  to  G   Adams,  dec  31,  eboea  etc 

 $363 

Znpanchich  J  to  M  Znpanohich,  dec  1, 

saloon  Lemont  $600 

Johnson  C  W  to  L  N  Nelson  jnly  25,  '92, 

house  1659  Fletcher  st   $1 

Pabst  B  to  Mnndt  may  23,  '91,  meat  mar- 
ket 431  w  Fnllerton  $175 

Harder  J  M  &  Co  to  C  F  Kimball  jan  7, 

lumber  machy  etc  $1 

Merigold  Mfg  Co  to  J  Polak  jan  8,  sash, 

doors,  machy  eto  $2600 

Parker  W  to  Parker  Bros  dec  26,  horses, 

wagons  eto  $1095 

Lewis  E  F  to  C  E  Kimball,  jan  7,  wagon 

horses  eto  73  S  Green  $2100 

Blnm  Z  Z  vo  I  Schwartz  jan  9,  furn  eto 
170  Milwaukee  av  $1 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


of  n  frao  }4  of  sec  30  38  15.  Portland 
Cement  Paving  Co  v  Emma  R  and 
George  W  Chamberlain  and  Wm  B 
Jones  $70.51 

Oak  st,  prems  56  and  38.  Edgar  M  New- 
man v  Parker  Grace  $1,024. Iq 

Auburn  Pk,  Its  1  to  3  tesnb  of  b  1£.  Sam- 
uel U  Crowen  v  John  H  Shalloross.  $450 

Eggleston's  2nd  snb.  It  4  b  13  n  e  3^  28  38 
14.  Kimbell  &  Cobb  Stone  Co  v  Louis 
E  Mackey  $68-05 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  sub.  It  83  b  3.  10  39 
13.  Frank  M  Brown  et  al  v  Charles 
Slouoen  and  F  B  Ziemson  $160 

Englewood  Hill,  It  3  b  7.  George  Green- 
field V  Samuel  J  Payne  $62.50 

C  ilumet  av,  prems  4443  and  4345.  Greet: 

6  Lombard  Lumber  Co  v  Mary  L  Brown 
 $330.19 

Oiosby  et  al  sab,  Us  23  and  24  b  31  e  3^  s 
e  3^  sec  25  40  13.    Wm  A  Deaver  and 

Wm  E  Allen   $36 

Same.  Wm  Kane  v  Same  $95.20 

Miller's  sub.  Its  25  and  26  b  5  s  w  ^  sec 

7  40  14,  except  e  611  ft.  John  B  Losoh  v 
Regina  and  Henry  Ensch  $25 

Same.  Taobert  &  Stibbernberg  v  Same 
 $140.93 

Kent's  sub,  It  23  of  Its  25  to  36  and  Its  61 
to  72  in  Averill's  sub,  s  e  3^  n  w  sec 
3  38  14.  Joseph  Stamsen  &  Oo  v  Geo  S 
Sheffield  $76  10 

Hnrst's  resub.  It  1  of  Its  1  to  4  and  e  17 
ft  of  It  6  b  6  Assr^s  div  of  Its  13  to  16  b 
7  Linden  Grove.  Indiana  Lime  &  Sand 
Co  V  Lorin  A  Barnes  $69.38 

Same.  Same  v  Same  $69.39 

Park  av,  prem  1733.  John  O  Uartig  v  Wm 
A  Deaver  $119.10 


Crosby  et  al  sub 
8  e  ^  26  40  13 
C  Moore,  Wm 
len  

Same  premises. 

Same  premises. 

Same  premises. 

Same  premises. 

Same  premises 


Same  premises. 
Same  premises 

Same  

Same  premises. 


Miller  &  Rigdon's  snb.  Its  23  and  24  of  b 

29  S  T  snb  16  38  14    Wm  Graham  et  al 

V  Catherine  and  John  McNally.  .$1373.97 
Chase's  snb,  Its  1  and  2  of  It  7  (except  s 

30  ft  thereof)  in  the  snb  of  b  of  blk  1  in 
Young's  add  to  Bine  Isld. ;  $237 

Assrs's  div,  it  29  in  sub  of  b  10  e  b  e  3^ 
18  39  14.  Garden  City  Grille  Wka  v  Wm 
and  John  MoSorley  $65.60 

Miller  &  Rigdon's  snb.  Its  23  and  24  b  1 
of  b  29  S  T  sub  16  38  14.  Knapp  Elec- 
tric Wks,  use  of  M  N  Bk  of  Racine  v 
John  and  Catherine  McNally  $165 

Falton  st,  prem  1648.  Hamlin  M  Spriegel 

V  Mary  and  Louis  N  Arntz  $126 

Normal  School  sub,  s  49.8  ft  It  11  b  13  w 

3^  s  e  3^  21  38  14.  Peter  Ackerman  v  R 
S  PariB  $12.84 

Fioke  &  Wioik's  sub,  in  b  19  C  T  snb  5  39 
14,  Paul  Eiohenbanm  v  Phillip  and  Ra- 
chel Sieves  ,  $25 

Och's  add.  It  9  b  1.  George  Reilly  v  Meyer 
and  Lena  Cohen  f325 

Crosby  et  al  snb.  Us  24  and  23  b  31  of  e  3^ 
8  e  >^  25  40  13.  Andy  Lnndgren  v  Rich- 
ard C  Moore,  Wm  A  Deaver  and  Wm  B 
Allen  $34 

Johnston  &  Co's  sub.  It  37  b  1  of  s  w  3^  of 
sec  36  40  13.  Martin  Levertson  v  John 
Bentson  and  Charles  H  Roberts. .  .$29.72 

Hurss's  resnb,  Its  1  and  2,  resub  of  Its  1  2 
3  4  anci  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  Assr's  snb  of 
Its  13  and  16  in  b  6  and  Us  13  14  15  and 
16  in  b  7  of  Linden  Grove  snb  of  a  pt 
of  n  w  34  sec  31  38  14.  The  A  R  Beck 
Lumber  Co  v  Lorin  A  Barnes  $839.30 

Ch'go  Kinzie's  add,  w  28  ft  cf  It  4  b  6.  M 
Barry  &  Son  v  David  B  Stephenson, 
Henrietta  Snell  and  J  D  Bullock.  $519.61 

So  Shore  snb,  nly  3^  of  It  74  in  division  3 


Same  premises. 


.  Its  23  and  24  b  31  of  e  3^ 
.  Lara  Qneberg  v  hicbard 
A  Dea'er  and  Wm  E  Al- 
 $31,75 

Erick  Anderson  v  Same  $48 
Wm  Hartman  v  Same.  .$39 
Herman  Freize  v  Same  $50 
Alfred  Johnson  v  Same  $23 
Joseph  Vokral  v  Same 

,  $23.04 

Gas  Rndclph  v  Same. .  .$S0 
Charles  J  Peterson  v 

 $65.20 

August  Alberts  v  Same 

 $62 

Henry  Bingeman  v  Same 


Western  av  N,  prem  699.  Gilbert  H  Thime 
et  al  V  John  Knudson  $83.75 

Same  prem.  Neils  Hanson  v  Same.  .$147.40 

Sheridan  av,  prem  946.  City  Lumber  Co 
V  John  A  Popp  $221.25 

Lyman,  Lamed  &  W's  sab,  w  3^  It  22  of 
sub  of  Its  1  to  5  and  8  to  9  n  3^  b  15  of 
n  w  3^  11  38  14  $119 

Heine  st,  prem  215.  City  Lumber  Co  v 
Thomas  F  Dowd  and  C  Hanson ..  $378 .6^) 


Tyrrell  B  &  K's  sub.  It  11  in  snb  of  e  158.4 
ft  blks  3  4  9  and  10  of  e  1^  s  e  ^  11  39 
13.  Henry  Q  Dawson  et  al  v  W  W  Har- 
der J r  and  T  S  Harper  $40 

Douglas  Pk  add.  It  43  b  14.  John  Reid  v 

John  A  Bicktord  $47 

0  T  sub,  It  36  b  2  in  snb  of  n  3^'  b  22,  33 
39  14.  Lockwood  <fc  Strickland  Co  v  Pa- 
trick W  Holway  $1097.36 

Oak  Pk  av  snb,  n  33  ft  It  6  of  Its  2  and  3 
and  pt  1  Murphy's  sub  18  .39  13.  John 

W  Ayers  Co  v  John  H  Johnson  $35 

Assr's  div,  sub  Its  1  and  2  of  resub  of  Its 
1  to  4  and  the  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  of  Us 
13  and  16  b  6  and  Its  13  and  16  b  7  Lin- 
den Grove.  Alexander  F  Ciibson  v  Lor- 
in A  Barnes  $825 

Oolumbia  av,  prems  1335.  Adolph  Haster- 

lik  V  John  Benz  and  Theodore  Bolzenf  60 
Baxter's  sub.  Us  14  and  15b38w3^  se 
}£  20  40  14.  Wm  Sutherland  v  Charles 

L  Nuenfeldt  $88 

Doesoher's  sub,  s  9  ft  3  of  It  3  and  n  10  ft 
It  2  in  b  4  n  e  3^  n  w  3^  10  38  14.  James 
Barns  v  Dennis  and  Catherine  O'Oon- 

nell  $175 

Winslow  &  Jacobson's  sub,  It  8  b  I  of  s  e 
3^  n  e  ^  1  39  13.   Louis  Peterson  v 

John  Knudson  $52 

Pike's  snb.  It  11  of  s  of  s  e  3^  of  n  e  3^ 
of  s  w  3^  sec  3  38  14.  Ford  Roofing  Co 
V  Mary  L  and  Eugene  Brown,  Harry  S 

Stanton  and  Edward  S  Dreyer   $75 

McClelland'8  resnb,  It  35  of  b  6,  Lill  & 
Diversey's  div  of  s  w  3^  n  w  ^  29  40  14. 
Home  Lumber  Co  v  Paul  Wurster$149.82 
Brand's  add,  It  33  b  8.    Wm  M  Gordon  v 

Phillip  Sugar  ,  $162.21 

Ogden  &  Jones  sub.  It  2  and  n  26  ft  It  19 
b  1  B  w  8  e  3^  7  39  13.  Morris  A  Pet- 
erson V  Davies  Johnson  Co  $159.88 


APPIilC&TION  FOR  BlTIl,OIM(ii 
1>KK9IIT««. 

Stella  8t  1300  6-10,  B  araut,  three  lY,  story  frane 

cottat^es,  t3,u.;0. 
Troy  et  420,  U  Keating,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 

flats  »3,i00. 

Wsehington  blvd  642,  Miss  Anna  Qaviu,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  t6,bO(>. 

Dickey  st  6443-45,  W  H  Garrett,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  house,  $16,000. 

Whorton  av  6444  48,  A  W  Martin,  three  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dvelllnRS,  $12,000. 

Washington  st  680,  T  J  Leonard,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  building,  $12,000. 

Armitage  av  769,  H  Lange,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,600. 

St  Charles  av  2797,  Isaac  Baker,  2  etory  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,000. 

Forty  first  st  W  498,  Mrs  Jane  O'Keefe,  2  story  and 
b<isement  brick  fists,  $3,000. 

Sixly-lhird  st  79,  J  F  Treinbley,  eight  1  story  brick 
stores,  $6,000. 

Western  av  N  811,  "  hnmas  Aiani,   three  story  and 

;j  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,600. 

Olark  st  N  3343,  August  Blewer.  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  hall,  $6,0(  0. 

Paulina  st  2319,  E  Holmes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Sheffield  av  829,  A  Johnson, three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $5,0UO. 

Seminary  av  943,  J  W  Belmont,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Wabash  av  1933-36,  8  A  Kent,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  fla's,  $5,010. 

Twentieth  st  114-16,  Same,  two  2  story  aod  basement 
brick  stores  aod  flats,  $'>,00  . 

Fitty-sixth  st  1(67-69,  0  A  Londelius,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartiient  building,  $12,000. 

Honore  et  6910-1./,  W  L  Woods,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flatp,  $5,000. 

Zionplll  Vaclav  Filip,  three  etory  and  basement 
brick  fiats,  $4,500. 

Harvard  et  2202,  0  J  Quimby,  1  :  tory  and  basement 
brick  CO  tage.  $i,OlO. 

Bebecba  et  949,  B  Baumrnk,  2  story  and  baeement 
brick  flats,  $  j,5f  0. 

Indiana  av  4618,  Ibomas  McElliott,  three  btory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Twenty-fonth  st  44,  Mrs  M  Q  Hoyt,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $12,0(10. 

Forty-eeventh  st  7  4,  B  S  Peale,  6  story  and  basement 
brick  Btore  and  apartment  building,  $46,000. 

Wilmot  and  Oakley  avs,  H  KircboS,  6  story  and 
baeement  brick  store  apartment  building,  $66  ODU. 

Bokeby  st  167,  John  Lehman,  114  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $2,000. 

Van  Buren  et  1226,  A  Bilzler,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flate,  $5,000. 
Beta  et  1874,  0  A  OarleoD,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  Date,  $4,000. 
Morse  av  1152,  0  W  Cleveland,  2  story  and  baeement 

brick  dwellicg,  $3,000. 
Adams  et  2C76,  Charles  Landis,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,300. 
Erie  et  W  493,  B  Gruoia,  three  etory  and  basement 

brick  store  and  fiats,  46,000. 
Ontario  st  2337,  F  Lehman,  2  etory  and  baeement 

brick  flate,  $2,900. 
Homan  av  715,  H  Mason,  2  etory  and  baeement  brick 

flate.  $2,700. 

Fouiteenlh  st  380,  Mre  Pauline  Treusch,  4  etory  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $9,000. 

Polk  et  123  ',  Charles  Chapman,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flate.  $4,60a. 

Graceland  av  705,  Auguet  Benning,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $;,000. 

Dreyer  et  5248-6i-54,  H  A  Beck,  three  1  etory  frame 
cottagee,  $2,100. 

Sangamon  et  6425,  Gus  Anderson,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flate,  tS.COO. 

Ohamplaln  av  4939,  L  M  Nelson,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flate,  $7,000. 

Peoria  6t  6438,  Mrs  0  H  Molin,  three  story  and  baee- 
ment biick  flats,  $3,000. 

Forty-second  st  103-109,  Mrs  E  Waeger,  three  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $7,000. 

Pine  Grove  av  719,  G  Mueller,  2  etory,  basement  and 
attic  brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 

Forty  ninth  st  "09  and  711,  M  O'Brien,  two  2  s  cry 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 

Fixty-niuth  st  426-434,  George  J  Shannon,  two  three- 
scory  and  basement  brick  apartment  buildings, 
$J0,(  00. 


January.  12.  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


47 


Wood  St,  Jac  lb  Bodalz,  to  reconstract  building  dam- 
aged by  fire,  12  ,0(0 
Bine  Island  av  HI,  A  E  Samuels,   three  story  and 

bueement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Clinton  St  8  269-76,  The  Western  Electric  company, 

1  story  and  baeement  brick  addition,  117,000. 
Newport  av  1422,  John  R  Gregory,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  9ats.  tlii.OCO. 
Evergreen  av  648,  F  J  Wicbman,   three  8tn>ry  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  t6,00.i. 
Harrison  st,  west  of  41th,  W  M  Hurlbut,  seven  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  110,000. 
Parnell  av  3016,  M  Enbe,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $4,001. 

Campbell  av  N  26,  S  W  Roth,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats.  13,000, 

Van  Buren  st  1673,  L  D  Payne,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  |2,0C0. 

Newport  av  1191,  Mrs  M  0  Lovblad,  3  story  and  bise- 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Jackson  st  1648,  G  W  Molester,  2  story  and  basemen 
brick  dwelling.  $3  500. 

Beventy-flflh  st  421,  C  8  Marsh,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, 13.600 

Jackson  av  6821  and  58!3,  0  H  OhopeV,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,600. 

Lake  av  5451  and  5463,  D  R  Shannon,  4  eto'y  and 
baBement  brick  apartment  building,  $15,000. 

Dauphin  av  6964,  Lovina  Hoy  t,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,600, 

Lime  st,  near  the  river,  Keilh  &  00.  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  boiler  house,  $5  0(  0. 

Drezel  av  6116  and  6118.  Williim  Sears,  two  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Dreie:  av  6120,  Same,  2  story  and  basemeot  brick 
flats,  $3,00  ). 

Drexel  av  6118  and  6120,  Same,  four  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats.  $!0,0 10. 

Green  st  6837  and  6339,  0  Oudcnyohn,  twj  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  |4,500. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  A.&H3NTS.  (- 


location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohroago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measnrea  for  the  general 
Dpbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommoroe;  henoe  mannfaotarers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  O,9u0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisoonsiti,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota,  Sonth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  saooess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  wonld  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qnarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Ftailway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  IW.  &  SI.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg..  CHICA&O.  111. 


REVELLS 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave&AdaiQB  st. 


ANDERSON.  Gastayns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 

BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  IS  17,  90  La  Salle  ■«. 
BABNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BBUO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Bm  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
i  B0WEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 

CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OLARE  GIDEON  £.,  260  92nd  St. 
OOLLEBTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
0DMMING8  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DBLAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Pa  k 

p  -ODerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  £.  S.  &  Oo..  9S  Dearborn  st. 
DWIGGINH  JAY  &  00,409  Chamber  of  Commerce 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 

EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGQLESTON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  Xaoome. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Commerce 
EITLETTaO.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  71tit 

66th  Bonlevard. 

JfBICKE,  0.  0.,  16  Metropolitan  Blk. 

fiALLOWAY,  LYMAN  &  PATTON,  115  Monree  St. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insurance  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  l26  LaSalle  St. 
aOBDON  C.  ti.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GBOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiic  Tetnple. 
aUNZENHADSER,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  . 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FBANE,  90  Washington  st 
HEN  NIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BROS.  88  LaSalle  St. 
H0LING  E.  0.  &  Co..  90  Washington  St. 
HURLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
BUTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  St. 

KAISER  &  CO:,  Polk  and  California  av. 
KERFOOT,  8.  H.  A  CO.,  97  Clark  st. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  85  Washington  st. 

LANGHENEY,  EVANS  4  CO.,  Assicialion  B)dg 

163  and  166  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  4  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

MAGILL  J.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trnst  Bldg. 
MEBIG  5LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
O'HEARKE  W.  F..  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
OLIVEB  &  SCOTT,  97  Washington  street. 

PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  33  Har.ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Blt'g. 
BAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BEHM  &  ODELL,  B  65  and  66,  94  LaSalle  K 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  C'o.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHMIDT,  GODFREY,   813,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SCHUMACHER  C.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUEART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLMADG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  BandoIpS 
YOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  Sti 
ZANDEE,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Sfcra 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 

BAIKKfiRS. 

DBEYEB  £.  S.,  &  Co..  99  Dearborn 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dtarborn  8ttev 
HARVEY,  J.  D.  &  CO.,  164  Dearborn 

MERCHANTS  IX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 
Attornf-y,    South  Chicago  111. 

?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DearborL 

ST-iAUSS  BROS.,  128  La  Salle. 

WA8MAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  14  Ranoolph 

Abstracts  of  Title.  ' 

HADDOCK  VALLETTS  &  BICKOOBDP,  107  D 
born  8t. 

HANDY  «t    O.,  S2-4    Washington  st. 
PELTZKB.  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  Washington  at, 
BOOB^DEH-S  AB8TBA0T  PEPT.,   Ooimty  0 


Exclusive 

Agency 

Lists. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Real  Ettate  Agency  for  the  purpose  ; 
i  of  epeculatins  in  real  t^siate.  It  is  an  Advertising  '. 
|Bnrean  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  insure' 
'  proteciion  and  best  results  t"*  advertisers.  '. 
;    Beferences:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.'e  Bank.  ; 

"  WasmansdorS  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, ' 

;  and  a  thousand  others  in  Chicago.  l 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

EXCUS/  y£  AGENTS'  LISTS, 

CARE  OF 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUIDLING  JOURNAL, 

WHERE  ALL  COPY  SHOULD  BE  SENT 


48 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  12,  1895. 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

—  i  &  CO.  I 

PAY  SPEOIAIi  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFACTUEE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SH  .WN   IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWNIN&FOBDOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DROP  U^  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  <a  ill  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Tru9  worthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
<Dhicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  -both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


B.  W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H,  OHBISIIAN. 


Formerly  of  BOfJUE  A  OO. 

H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

Real  Btate Sloans 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.  La  Salle  and  Madison  Ste. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  , 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  jHardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tbo 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  Al-TD  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


F.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
;tention  ^iven: 
:to  remodeling: 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and: 
:  drainage  : 
:      systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


Atlas  Fire  Asfinracoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Uamborg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co  ,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  Qerman  Ids.  Oc,  N.  Y. 
OermaD  Fi'e  Inn.  Oo.,  Pittsbarg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ids.  Co.,  New  ¥ork. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

lS9-19t  liAHAIiLK  8TKKKT. 

CHlCAttO  IL.IilIirOI8. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroads,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line.  I  [A// 

See  card  on  next  page  of  -^"-^ 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
ietc. 


n  aaLa  Folding  Beds. 
IIBSKS  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.Anilrew8&Co.,  215  Wabash  Av. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIOBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OrFICK  AlVD  WOKKM. 
15th  Htreet  and  Ashland  A  venne. 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James"  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  G.  Hoyne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  10.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°™^"" 


PHOTOGRAPHEl^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


l^tU^ 

Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty  five  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whellier  patent  can  be 
secured  or  nf)r,  freeofch;trge.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3'2  page  Book  Free* 

V.  B.  WILLSON  &  CO..  Attorneys  at  Law. 
pp.  U.S.  Put.  Office.     WASHINGTON,  D.G. 


8TUBRS  (fe  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  Jobbing  1^  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

OELlciznlnlng,  ©to. 
All  Kiuai  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qaiuoy  St., 

BalldlDK  Material.  U  h  i  caeo 

For  flale.     Telephone.  Main  767 


Real  Estate  Bargains 


Ir|  Corrier  ar|d.  Inside  Lots  are  found  in 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2i  miies  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
 Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Line.    6,000  Population.   No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  lookins  for  I'rofltable  Investments  will  find  it  to  their  advanta.^e 

tu  viMit  Harvey. 

Pull-s5zed  Lots  for  $165,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transpartation  any  Weekday. 
8l9The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION. 

(FoDDder.  of  HARVET. 


Vol.  XXXVII.-  No.  3. 


CHICAGO,  JANUARY  19,  1895. 


SuBscKU'TioN  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annumi 


A  WEEKL.Y  NEWSPAPmH  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIL.DINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Bi!ilding  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Ctiicagro,  111. 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT 


G.  BIBKHOFF,  JK 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Qtate,  [pan 

and  pinandal  A^^^^ts. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 


Telephone  91&in  112. 


WA8MAN8D0EFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Bros.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHIGAVO. 


GILBERT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOLBEBT . 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Morte  Loans  &  Real  Estate 


WILLYS  W.  BAIBD.  LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  I..  WABNEB. 

Co  isaltiug  tartner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sncoeed  ng  Baird  &  Brat'ley  Esl'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


The  InTestmetit  of  Money  In  Good  Pecnrltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortt  ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD, 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO,, 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Room  938  »»tock  Exchanse  Bnildins, 
S.  W  Cor.  lia  Salle  and  Washington  i^treets, 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARO  G.  PAULING, 

/iiDrt|a|B  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 


1*5  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IS  AND  17. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o, 


OHIOAQO. 


THE 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneidee,  President. 
Waltbe  L.  Peck,  VIcb  President. 
Wm  a.  HiMM.iND,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Benbx  D.  Field,  Aest.  Cashier. 
Bbnbt  K.  Keht.  2dA8et.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


631  1  a'ten  ior  given 

Taxes  aud  Asst-snnents 


109  Randolph  Street, 

7o4  Schil  er  Building 

^icagfo. 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  (  GDEN  OBEiN. 


EUGENE  H  FI-HBOBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FI-HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OR 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg..  34  Clark:  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BABNEfl, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABISB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estite^s 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  Lg.  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


FSTABLISHED  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO 


'I 


Real  Estate  Sl  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
.Main  Office  Branch  Cfflce 

I  87  &,  I  89  D^arbor  n  St-  Cuiao^et  av  ,  and  47tb  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  Rentins[. 

Real  Estate  bought,  and  sold  especially  in  the  north 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

•3^4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,le- 

Telephone  West  e9z.  CHICAGO 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


J-H-  l49L'aSalleSt 

&  BRO- 


EST'D 
16  7S 


The  First  National  Bank  s  Gliicago, 

Paid  'n  Capital  |3,CC0.000.  Surplus  $3,C00.000, 

•  OFFICERS: 

Lyman  J.  Gage,  Pre  ident.  .I^s.  B.  Fobgav,  Vice  President, 

BiOBABD  J.  MEEH.  Oflshier  HoLi  Es  HoGB.  Aes't  Chshler. 

Feank  E.  tBOWN.  2  1  ASb't  Cathier. 

DIRECTORS: 

Sam'l  M.  Ni  kebbok.       E.  F.  Lawbenoe.  8.  W.  Allbbton 

F,  i>.  6bay.               '      NOBUiN  B    i  EAM  Ne  son  Uobbih. 

K.  C.  NiCKBBSON.                L.  J.  GAGE.  EUG"NE  8.  Pibr. 

A.  A.  Carpestee.                         Jas  B.  Fobgin. 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 


50 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  IP,  1896 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-ore  .  Tracts  •  Fviroliaseci 

Or  SuDCliviciecL  ancL  JL^magecL  lor  uwaersa 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TEIiEPHONR  198M. 

Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROK^-RS 

IVlvJn  1  0/\lJlC.       Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.                  «•  »5  street. 

94  L&  Sftll6  StrGGt,    waehington,  OHIOAGO 

F.  W.  8TBAUS.           JAOOB  8TliAU3,           HMUN  W.  STBATJS. 

STRAUS  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

 BANKBKI^ 

Tel.  Main  1577.                         128  LaSalle  street,  CHICAGO. 

ACCOUNT!!^  e^OLiIClVKB 

We  lopn  money  at  lowest  rates  on  approved  ooUateral. 
The  makiDe  and  selling  nf  First  Mortgage  Lioans  on  Im- 
proved Ueal  Estate  in  Chicago  a  tipecialty. 

Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.    Timber  and  mineral  land. 
Investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt.  "yerriori,  Skagfit  Co., Washington 

P,  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

f?OOMS    51,     53  AND    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolpli  and  La  Salle  Streets  j 

CHICAGO. 

S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  ot 

eARPENTERS'  M0yLDlNSS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 

Compagnie  Generale  Transatlantique 

FUENCH  LINE. 

Grand  Mediterranean 
Oriental  Excursion 

With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

"LA  TOURAINE." 

Departure  from  New  York  February  6th.  Dura- 
tion of  trip  63  days    ITINERARY:    New  York  to 
Azores,  Portugal.  Gibraltar,  Spain,  Nice,  Messina, 
Syracuse,  Alexandria  (Cairo)  and  the  Pyramids.  Jaffa 
(Jerusalem),  Smyrna,  Constantinople,  Athens,  Malta, 
Tunis,  Algeria,  Malaga,  Gibraltar,  New  York. 

Steamer  will  stop  at  principal  ports  a  number  of 
days  for  side  excursions. 

Reservations  now  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 

General  Western  Agent-       1 66  Rand  ->lph  Street. 

ACRES, 

Houses  mi  Lots,  Business  Property, 

Interest  of  Non- residents  protected. 

J,  C.  Maaill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 

m.  BERWYN  m 

J*  \w>'XC  >0.r^  1   1  P  r. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg^ 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  lOO  l>earborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 

ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 
relephone  Main  288.  CHICAGO. 

 THE  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $7,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOBY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Freeideut. 

J.  0.  OKAFT,  Oashler, 

Oeposlts  July  la,  1893,  SI, 53,1  983  71 
I>e])i>slis  May  4,  1894  »i3.s:78.94»  91, 

"W©  solicit  yo\xr  tovisiness. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  5$< 
>$J  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |$> 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Hranct),    5507    Halsted  Streets. 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Room  44.                  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.    20  years  experience.   Valuations  a 
specialty 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property, 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

4tth  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 

MAS^NI^TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.    Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?   If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
nf  thfi  huildinfi^  suite  B02. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 

Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbca  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

 'o:  

^Ijoans  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans. 

Investments. 

WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

neai  LmSiuiu  unu  i^uutio 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STREET' 

J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

HZ  Hartford  Baildlne* 

Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 

WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 

Office  .320  Sfew  Fra  Bde, 
Halsted  and  Harrison  «$t«, 

Hesideuce  647  A^bland  Boulevard,  OHIOAGO 

I  A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

I    A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCWaPAPER 

(  DEVOTED  TO 

I  REAL  ESTATE 

(   WESTERN  SECURITIES 
^  BUILDING 
AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


F{eal  ^state I  Buildipi^  Journal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showina:  In  Advvice 
Building  «no  real  estatp 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 
MASTER'S  SALE3  j 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  3. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JANUARY  19,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  anntjm;  15c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOB  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


BRANCH  OFFICE. 

Ravenswood 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Clnicagfo. 


H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INYEnTMENTS. 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Cliarr|ber  of  Commerce, 
CHICAGO. 

JAm^  LoanBd  WitliDat  Commission 

■3i  On  improved  city  property  and 
•a  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRiNDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Furnished 


Chicago. 


B  .A.  CUMMINGS. 


SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W-  Cor.Dearborn&Washlneton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

Kni^l?t  $c  MaPSl?all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 


nil.  S.  DENSLOW  &  CO., 

189  La  Salle  Street, 
For  Real  Estate  Investrr  ents 
For  High  Grade  Loans 
For  99- year  Leases. 
MaV:e  Loans  and  Collect  Rents. 

Teelphoue  IVTain  3261. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (§. 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrieon  6  9    409411  EOOKEHY  BLDQ. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.    O.  H.  PD30HEOK.     O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEHTEE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTBR  &  CO., 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

HOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAGO, 

^^Evanston  and  wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  SOHBEINEB 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3  I  09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  ISonth  661, 

Beat  E-fate  Bought  and  Sold.  Rents  OjUected.  Taxes  Piiid.  In- 
Testments  Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examlnati  ^n  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  DOLESE.  i.  H,  SHEPARL* 

BSTABLISHBD  1868. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORS,  ° 


MANUrAOTUBBBB  AND  DBALBBS  IN 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 


and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELEPHONE  No.  1169. 


OHlOAGCi 


Partioalnr  sttentlOD  pai<1  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drlvefl,  Bonle 
Tarda  and  Boads  in  new  SnkdlTlsiona, 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS, 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE/IL  EET/ITE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

South  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i3o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3'5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagro 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE 


LOANS, 


Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  imp'oved  City  Property.  Interets  or  Nor- 
Re&iaents  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHAN&E  BUILDING.  NOTABY  FUBLIO 

Telephone  aiain  3733. 

Hnml3  3lcLt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAI.  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  HEerchanti  Bldg,, 

BBANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Washington  and 

S.  E.  Cor.  Oallfornia  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts  , 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldt  Park.  CHIOAQO. 


52 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Jauuary  13,  1896. 


FOR  SALE  o« 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building.    -   Chicago,  III. 

The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o :  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

■tTISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

nABEED  WITH  THB  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTISED  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  '(WNEB  OB  BIS  AQMNT'S 
ADDRESa  IS  aiVi^N. 


OITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Oottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-3tory  stcne  front 
bailding,  stores  aod  flats;  price  |30,000.  inoombraooe 
$15,000.  Wonid  take  choioe  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  15. 

Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  it,  12-room  stone  frout  house. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  Sonth  Englewood. 

Also  Choioe  donbledeep  lota,  near  Humboldt  Park  cheap. 

Bunch  of  loti  at  Riverside,  nanat  be  sold  at  half  value, 

*200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av,  near  n4th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  $125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  at,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154,  cheap. 

Price  ia  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in  monthly  paynaenti- 

of  17.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  8  E  Gross,  and  oav 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yatea  av  ia  marked  on 

some  mapa  aa  Juniata  av.     Address  Clinton  W.  Rakeb, 

37  W  Snnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  bailding 

No8  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  B  R,  also  street  car 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooma  each;  rent  for  $4,500;  sell 

for  $45,000.      Address   W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,  79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  St,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  l'J5  fi ;  a  valuable  corner 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.     $1,850  will  buy  ii. 

Oommiasion  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind. 
Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  l7-room  frame'house;  rent 

$50  month;  worth  |  !,')00;  will  sell  for  $4,500;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

■^abash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  ner  front  foot.  S  13. 
Vood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  cottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  $2,5i)u.  Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago, 
flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vincennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  10^,  price  $50,000.  A  first-class  investment. 
See  owners  for  fall  particulars.    L  11. 

nobth  side. 

38yton  st.  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  3  story  brick  resi- 
dence; price  $5,500.     Address  B  90. 

dearborn  av,  ner.r  Chicago  av,  lot  25  x  135;  S  story  and 
basement  brick,  atone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  3  years 
"ease  at  $1,400  per  year;  price  for  a  short  time  only 
$12,500,  14  oash.    Address  Z  33. 

>ivision  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room  frame 
cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,(  00 
oash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold  water, 
gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clark  st;  price  $2,5(0;  easy  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8tciy  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158;  price  $11,000.  Address 
Z  33. 

WEST  tIDE. 

.  shiand  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  troLt,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-story  acd  basement,  brick  with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  $26,500;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.    Address  L  12. 

Jeautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $1,200 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encumbrance,  which  will 
be  extended  to  suit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
°hade  trees  and  other  improvements.     Address  Q  12 

r  arrOll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
.    j  84  6-l0xlf0   )  S  20x128  )    ...  . 
°*    1  29  3-10x100   n  35x128  f  ^^"^  ^'^^"^y 
lasement  stone  front  bouses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 
louaes  cost  to  build.     Address  C  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and  Adai->on,  97^x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor  Wilson 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,0C0.  F  1 1 . 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,000  as  part  payment.  E  S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $3,750,  a  bargain.  H.  S.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 

price  |2,400.    Address  B  90. 
Union  Park  pi,  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 

J^9  3:;Ox;Soi|SxlS   i-^t^  2.story  and  basement 

stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  houses 

cost.    Address  C  11 . 
Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 

from  Ogden  av  cars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  h  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

bevebly  hills. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  25  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
caali  balance  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z33. 

OHIOAOO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lota  and  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
coitngein  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  bailding  and  loan  Hssociation  payable  ic 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  ofifer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  I. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  siibdiviaion  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.      Choice  property.     Address  C  15. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  nrst-olass  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10".  $300  oash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beaotifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

evanston. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  ou 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  17o  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVtT . 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lota  at  $35"  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  maoh  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautifai.  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoDc'es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONGWOOD. 

LoDgwo/>d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rock  Islana 
depot,  60x190,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,  3^  cash.    B  1. 

MOBQAN  PABE. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  houae  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  $1,500 
oash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRES  ID  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R.  Price  $5(0 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900,;  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  bnd 
houses  in  Ravenawcod  and  T^qke  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravens  wood  Park,  and  94  Ijp.i-alle  st. 


Ravenswood — A  beaatiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  68^^x165,  east  frout,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
lanndry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

westebn  spbings. 
Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  50x200  each,  20,000  square 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 
wilmette. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beautiful  suburb  on 
lots  50x140  feet;  three  blocks  'rom  depot;  price  $2,600; 
serms  $260  cash,  balance  payabl^^  $25  per  month, 
iddress  O  4. 

winnetea. 

Winn6tka-  -Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  loaned  to  build.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  ihe  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  inolading  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  isr^qing  from  $8  to$75  per  front  foot, 
40  minutes  trom  center  of  city  and  40  traines  a  day.  No 
house  bailt  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnai.. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  11  rooms; 
delightfully  situated  ic  a  beaatiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  oonrt  house;  terms  $1,000  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.  H 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(i0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000,  180,000  and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California  incomfi  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephont  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (100  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  up  for  nse  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,600  acres  bottom  lands,  30,OCO  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Tem  ple,  R  3(  9L 

OOLOBADO. 

C  -loradc — For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonassessable,iu  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Oreede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  oarefnlly  selected  as  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautifai 
Flordia  home  with  baro,  boat  house,  orauge,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  6rO,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to 
15,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price  $1.60.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

ILLINOIS. 

Illinois — New  50-barrel  cnsiom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  built  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
l,00(t,  in  best  part  of  State;  mast  be  sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  maoh 
more  than  asked.    Address  S  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150-barrel  all  roller  floor  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  thronghout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day ; 
established  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  8  14. 

LAKE  FOEEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exolnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averagea  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acrp.  W  H  ^^'oodward. 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  3'  9. 


January  19,  1895. 


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TEXAS . 

Texas,  Foley  Ocunty,— Great  bargain  for  gale  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bQildiing  or  honse 
and  lot  in  snburbs  or  a  good  bnsinesB  in  Chicago.  Y  U  3 

MISOELIiANEOUS . 

35  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  O  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Barean. 

Real  Est  ^te  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA. 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASEA. 

Western  Nebra8ka--Foreale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  nsPTme 
incambranoe  or  pay  nart  cash.  Address  803  Ro  Rery, 
Obicsgi,  ^  

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  8t,  s  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear-  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incnmbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  ti  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56r>2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north' of  5l8t,  a  2-story 
dwelUog  jn  6-roo'n  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  I2\h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  .^-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,100  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5}4  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  x  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Knonmbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  doe  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  F<  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sijty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Liman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  ftne  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,00i)  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,(  00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

WEST  SIBE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Qarlield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2  story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  pei-  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37 x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

8D6DRBAN. 


BEBWVN. 

Berwyn— (On  the  C  B  A  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  building  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.    T  6. 


OLABENDON  Hinns. 
Clarendon  Hilb,  on  Borlington  road,  5  acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.    John  M.  Sbobist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

downee's  qbove. 
Downer's  Grove — Fine  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,000  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property.    M  11. 

ENQIiEWOOD . 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood.  III. 

Englewood— 3  lots,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  located  West  Side  flat.  Mil. 

OAK  FABE. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13  room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  Phxali,,  )15  Dea?born  st,  R  55. 

BOGEBS  FaBR. 

lOO-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,000,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  sectisn 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $'i25 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oonsidored  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

riEOBOIA . 

Georgia — 550-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  oles/-; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

IlililNOIS  . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160  acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Franklin 
Co  Rental  cash  $6  00  per  acre;  price  $8,000:  clear. 
Address  W.  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  56. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  flreb- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Kstatb  Opiioe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  lo  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  honse,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storjr. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNBTONKA, 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  honse  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOELLANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paner. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  U  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  ft'l  for  real  estate.    8  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
average  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Room  705, Unity  BIdg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  6o  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  turn  rea) 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  705 
79  Dearborn  st. 


PROPERTY  TO  LEASE. 

CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olass 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  9t 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — The  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn.  North  or  South 
Side,  $.5,000  to  $6,000,  MOth  cash,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  property,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,000  will  boy.  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ahhland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Clinton 

Bt,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  baildiog  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  a v,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,500  for  cash.    8  1, 

OUTSIDE. 


ILLINOIS. 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  iaoxoha  jge  for  city  property,  improved  an'' 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Addresn  M  1,  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau. 

MICHIGAN . 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Richabdson, 
Rookford,  III. 

Flat  property .  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12, 


LOANS  WANTED. 

EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applications  fc  loans  on  Evanston 
property.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


WEST  SIDE. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  until  May  1, 1896. 
Will  give  first-olass  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  correspond 
etits  wanting  timber  lands,  orchards,  and  other  desirable 
Southern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  various 
states  South.  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  R  309. 


54 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  19,  1896. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Snocessors  to  LangheDry,  Evans  &  Oo„ 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75fOOO  fo"  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
$300,000  worth  of  lirst-olass  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  beat  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  ntreets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedDoted  from  amoant  loaned,  for  partioalars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st..  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


rancis  B.  Feabody. 


Jas.  L.  Hcughteling. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St . 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safen  to  rent. 
$5.C0  to  tHO.OU  per  anDum 


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therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad 
vertise  in  America. 

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therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

Thirf  -It  is  the  only  building  which  ever> 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth. — In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

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table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos 
sessed  by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth. — The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh. — From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily .  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 
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each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  19,  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


Another  era  of  bank  failures  would  seem  to  have 
been  reached.  Several  minor  trust  companies  have 
gone  under,  among  them  the  Fidelity  Loan  and 
Trusi  Company,  of  Sioux  City,  and  the  Debenture  of 
Chicago  and  Boston.  The  South  Dakota  treasury  de- 
falcation was  caustjfl  by  unfortunate  D?nking,  and 
eastern  Canada  is  all  torn  up  over  the  insolvency  of 
the  Union  and  Commercial  banks  of  St.  Johns,  N.  F., 
with  liabilities  running  far  into  the  millions.  The 
intimate  commercial  relations  between  the  provinces 
and  our  seaboard  cities  make  these  failures  of  inter- 
est to  the  United  States.  In  all  these  cases  there  is 
one  predominating  cause  of  disaster,  viz.,  the  stop- 
page of  interest  payments.  So  long  as  interest  is  paid 
promptly  mortgages  and  b^nds  retain  their  full  value, 
but  when  interest  stops  securities  are  worth  less  than 
cordwood.  The  assets  of  the  failed  banks  average 
almost  one-third  in  over-drafts  which  depositors  are 
unable  to  make  good.  The  Fidelity  Loan  and  ;Trust 
Company  of  Sioux  City  is  said  to  have $f 0,000  interest 
money  due  it  from  borrowers.  Not  even  foreclosure 
could  force  payment  of  this  interest,  because  produc- 
tion is  not  profitable  enough  to  allow  debtors  to  live 
and  pay  interest  too.  The  distress  which  first  at- 
tacked producers  has  at  last  reached  the  trust  com- 
paoies  and  banks. 

That  the  cause  of  this  distress  is  gold  exports  is  re- 
ceiving additional  confirmation  every  day.  Here- 
tofore gold  coin  only  has  been  exported,  but  now  the 
metal  is  being  sent  abroad  directly  from  the  mines. 
The  hope  of  the  monometalists  has  been  that  our 
great  annual  production  of  gold  would  atone  in  large 
measure  tor  our  heavy  exports.  The  dispatches  of 
Jan.  16  announced  that  gold  reserve  that  night  stood 
at  $75,421,779,  and  will  be  reduced  to  $7d,000,000  by 
Saturday  night,  and  that  bankers  expect  to  see  a  new 
bond  issue  within  a  few  weeks.  At  the  same  time  it 
was  announced  that  fully  $1,000,000  worth  of  refined 
gold  had  been  diverted  in  the  last  month  from  the 
assay  office,  and  had  been  shipped  direct  from  the 
western  refineries  to  Europe.  The  exporters  pay  a 
premium  on  this  metal  approximating  $1  for  every 
$1,000  in  gold  bars  turned  over.  The  statement  made 
in  these  columns  last  week  to  the  effect  that  gold  is 
practically  at  a  premium  is  thus  borne  out  by  the 
facts.  The  remedy,  by  legislation  restoring  silver  to 
its  value  as  an  ultimate  money  metal  and  thus  render- 
ing gold  exports  unprofitable,  has  been  too  frequently 
pointed  out  to  need  repetition. 

All  stocks  show  a  tendency  to  sag  as  a  result  of  de- 
creased earnings.  The  influence  of  falling  markets 
is  now  wreaking  its  vengeance  on  the  ultimate  secu- 
rities rather  than  upon  the  individuil  producers,  who 
must  live  even  if  they  do  not  pay  tribute  to  corpora- 
tions. In  this  way  the  final  effects  of  all  panics  are 
shifted  on  to  capital,  so  that  capitalists  are  most  vi- 
tally interested  in  securing  general  prosperity.  Wall 
street  will  continue  to  groan  under  a  dull  and  falling 
stock  market  until  the  farmer  and  the  merchant 
shall  have  recovered  their  former  prosperity. 

The  past  week  on  the  New  York  exchange  has  been 
featureless,  except  for  small  sales  and  low  figures. 
The  few  stocks  that  have  shown  strength  have  gained 
by  reason  of  the  very  dullness  of  the  general  list.  For 
instance,  Lake  Shore  has  sold  at  139^,  the  highest 
price  for  years,  but  it  is  the  brilliant  exception  in  the 
general  railway  list. 


[the  LOCAi;.  BTOO^  MARKET.  _ 

It  would  be  difficult  to  account  for  the  depression 
in  the  local  stock  market  at  the  present  time.  Aside 
from  reduced  earnings  in  all  the  stocks  traded  in 
every  other  condition  of  prosperity  seems  to  be 
abundant.  Money  is  so  plentiful  that  interest  has 
been  reduced  to  the  lowest  point.  Mercantile  busi- 
ness does  not  require  large  sums  to  carry  it  as  com- 
pared with  past  years.  The  usual  number  of  enter- 
prises has  been  curtailed,  capitalists  preferring  to 
allow  their  money  to  lie  idle  than  to  embark  in  un- 
certain ventures.  All  these  conditions  would  seem 
to  be  favorable  to  Investment  in  stocks  And  yet 
prices  are  lower  than  heretofore  and  trading  is  de- 
cidedly inactive.  The  cause  must  be  attributed 
largely  to  general  distrust  of  all' investments. 

The  fall  of  Lake  Street  and  Alley  "L"  stocks  seems 
to  have  dragged  down  all  the  street  railway  securi- 
ties. Lake  Street  is  hovering  around  8i  and  Alley 
"L"  is  at  12  to  13.  But  the  reasons  for  depression  in 
these  stocks  do  not  apply  to  the  surface  lines.  West 
Chicago  was  but  a  short  time  ago  quoted  at  over  150; 
it  has  this  week  been  down  to  liO.  North  Chicago 
dropped  to  245  but  rallied  later.  Manipulations  and 
scares  cannot  hurt  North  Chicago  very  badly.  Re- 
cent reports  of  decreased  earnings  have  set  operators 
at  work  on  the  bear  side,  but  in  these  days  they  are 
pretty  good  stocks  that  pay  such  dividends  as  North 
and  West  Chicago  Street  Railways.  As  for  the  in- 
dustrial list,  there  has  been  scarcely  any  life  manifest 
during  the  week.  Investors  are  willing  to  wait  near- 
by developments. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINB3. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  arid  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Jan.  14,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  Per- 

JAN.  14,  1895.  JAN.  14,  1894.  oentage? 


Inc. 

Deo. 

New  York  . . 

i  664,964,216 

1  556,893,124 

1.4 

97,119,262 

86,«93,252 

11.7 

92,453,263 

91,522,944 

1.0 

Philadelphia. . 

66,295,141 

65  682,363 

18.9 

St.  LoQis .  .  . 

29,355,827 

25,306,246 

16.0 

San  FraDoisoo. 

.11,668,462 

12,989,882 

10. 1 

Baltimore  .... 

16,694,777 

15,403,336 

8.3 

Pittsburgh  

13,083,500 

13.756,761 

4.8 

Oinoinnati ... 

15,014,960 

13,065,800 

16.4 

Sansas  Oity  . . 

10,031,685 

9,630,576 

6.2 

New  Orleans  . . 

11,916,013 

13,056,494 

8.7 

Bnffalo  

4,411,461 

7,667,147 

42.7 

Milwaukee. . . . 

5,C70,402 

4,178,311 

21.2 

6,126,011 
6,613,008 

6,079,749 

0.9 

Louis  villei.  

6,707,164 

1.4 

i^inneppolis  . . 

5,673,400 

5.654,170 

1.4 

4,558,156 

5,108,332 

10.7 

Providence  . . . 

5 ,997,000 

4,765,600 

25.8 

6,089,863 

4,719.250 

29.0 

6,830,040 

6,268,401 

8.9 

St.  Paul.,.. . , 

3,808,027 

3,194,848 

19.2 

2,916,646 

2,875,366 

1.4 

ludianapolis. . 

4,527,616 

4,510,851 

Nom 

(Jolnmbus  .... 

4,179,300 

3,588,400 

16.4 

3,696,144 

2,936,128 

25.9 

Richmond  .... 

3,339,417 

2,933,735 

13.8 

Washington. .. 

2,134,344 

1,887,621 

13.0 

2,391,025 

2,343,610 

J.O 

St.  Joseph. , .. 

1,626,134 

1,828,377 

11. 1 

2,329,168 

1,849,200 

26.9 

M.emphi8  

2,212,662 

2,427,309 

8.8 

Portland  Or.. 

1,233,883 

1,034,726 

19.2 

1,670,910 

1,401,649 

19.2 

New  Haven. . . 

1,773,590 

1,660,378 

6.8 

Savannah  .... 

2,799,296 

2,299.148 

21.7 

Springfield. ... 

1,538,214 

1,498.892 

2.6 

1,185,346 

1,090,646 

8.7 

Portland  Me.. 

1,489,998 

1,490,622 

Nom 

l,481,0i{5 

1,417,636 

4.6 

Port  Worth  ., 

2,133,134 

1,618,925 

31.8 

vV'aoo.  .   

2,589,966 

2,059,041 

25.7 

Syracuse  .... 

1,055.770 

954,248 

9.5 

Des  Muinj3.. . 

1,236,662 

1,094,877 

12.8 

Qrand  Kd^nds 

1.039,693 

951,727 

9.2 

465,329 

614,943 

24.2 

639.613 

723,350 

11.6 

Wilmington  Del 

739,189 

718,315 

2  9 

974.176 

1.126,967 

13  4 

Sionz   Oity . . . 

723,350 

800,046 

9.6 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,143,661 

1,000,814 

14.3 

547,569 

591,368 

7.4 

Saginaw  

362,723 

310,600 

13.6 

400,659 

312,458 

28.2 

Jacksonjille. , 

538,099 

473,703 

17.5 

Lincoln,  Neb. 

668,295 

663,980 

14.3 

New  Bedford.. 

471,285 

666,828 

16.6 

613,352 

515,379 

19.0 

Birmingham. . 

399,581 

307,070 

^9.9 

497.203 

406,166 

22.4 

Lexington,  Ey. 

378,045 

459,306 

17.6 

Binghampton. 

406,600 

381,600 

6.6 

Bay  Oitj+... 

346,172 

320,261 

8.1 

Fall  River*... 

862.621 

867,490 

Nom 

251,139 

193,132 

30.0 

Springfield*. . 

265,498 

258,821 

1.1 

186,700 

148,400  25.6 

SiouT  Falls*. 

79,143 

141.642 

43.9 

76,682 

91,74/ 

16.4 

Hastings*. . . . 

69,694 

66,089 

4.6 

Ubattanooga*. 

'220,683 

202,621 

9.0 

182,152 

162,299 

12.3 

Nashville*.... 

1,163,439 

1,108,711 

4.9 

Galveston*. . . 

6,301,915 

6,273,006 

3.7 

Salt  Lake  Oity. 

1.611,900 

1,525,470 

Nonj 

Rockford. . . . 

'  220.291 

No  returns 

Helena*  

860,058 

11 

Soranton*. ...  • 

892,140 

<( 

Kalamazoo*.. 

293,524 

tt 

414,677 

u 

- 

Total,  U.  S. 

$1,039,136,951 

$1,006,181,451 

4.2 

Cities  Esoldg  N. 

Y.  474,172,736 

449,288,327 

7.7 

DOMINION  OF 

CANADA. 

Montreal  (Uanj 

!(ll,obb  817 

$10,661,603 

8.4 

Toronto  " 

7,894.426 

7,278,077 

8.4 

Halifax.  " 

1,248,266 

1,454,162 

14.1 

Hamilton*  "  . 

810.648 

813,786 

Winnipeg.  ''  . 

1.110,573 

1,115,806 

Total,  Can  .. 

$22,630,620 

$20,207,628 

6  1 

*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  week  under  consideration  is  a  distinct  improv' 
ment  both  on  the  preceding  week  and  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year.  The  bank  clearings  reflect 
largely  the  wholesale  trade  of  the  entire  country.  A 
marked  increase  in  clearings,  almost  always  accom- 
panies an  increase  in  wholesale  trade,  although  it 
can  not  be  said  to  be  the  immediate  result  of  current 
trade  nor  exactly  proportionate  to  it.  None  of  the 
cash  transactions  appear  in  the  clearings,  and  the 
sales  of  the  present  week  may  not  appear  in  bank 
transactions  for  weeks  to  come,  yet  on  the  whole  the 
business  of  the  week  is  so  inseparably  connected  with 
the  banks  that  the  table  of  clearings  has  rightly 
come  to  be  regarded  as  an  invariable  indicator  of  the 
trend  of  trade.  For  this  reason  the  table  is  always 
of  interest. 

The  total  clearings  for  the  United  States  for  the 
week  ending  Jan  12,  were  $942,000,000  greater  than 
for  the  week  ended  Jan.  5,  and  $33,000,000  greater 
than  for  the  week  a  year  ago.  As  compared  with  last 
year  the  increase  is  4.2  per  cent  for  all  the  cities,  and 
7.7  per  cent,  for  the  cities  outside  of  New  York.  As 
compared  with  the  week  immediately  preceding,  the 
gain  is  nearly  10  per  cent.  This  figure  represents  a 
very  handsome  increase  from  week  to  week. 

Sixty-five  of  the  84  cities  in  the  list  increased 
their  bank  clearings  during  the  week  as  compared 
with  the  week  last  year.  While  Philadelphia,  Balti- 
more, Cincinnati,  Chicago,  St.  Louis  and  most  other 
cities  west  and  south  of  New  York  made  substantial 
gains,  that  city  and  several  farther  ea  t,  including 
Boston,  did  but  little  better  than  they  did  in  the 
early  part  of  1891.  Some  of  the  cities  in  the  south 
and  west  increased  their  business  25  or  30  per  cent. 
The  loss  in  New  Y'ork  is  rather  to  be  regarded  as  a 
gain  because  it  was  so  slight,  only  1.4  per  cent,  any 
gain  at  all  in  that  city  at  the  present  time  being 
cause  for  great  encouragement,  considering  the  de- 
moralizing influence  of  the  Wall  street  market  on 
general  business.  With  stocks  down  and  going  lower 
and  constant  discouragement  as  to  all  securities 
there  is  a  corresponding  sag  in  prices  and  hindrance 
to  business  activity. 

Western  and  Southern  centers  report  better  busi- 
ness and  greater  prosperity  than  Eastern.  The  banks 
say  that  there  is  a  fair  demand  for  money,  and  that, 
while  deposits  are  increasing,  loans  are  more  than 
keeping  pace  with  them.  Throughout  the  agricul- 
tural sections  money  is  now,  for  the  first  time  in 
many  months,  being  put  into  grain,  cotton,  pork  and 


66 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


January  19,  18  5 


building  improvements  while  in  the  cities  activity 
is  manifest  in  the  erection  of  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments and  in  starting  various  commercial  enter- 
prises. Travelers  tell  us  that  this  evidence  of  re- 
newed life  is  especially  plain  in  the  smaller  cities. 
While  the  great  centers  of  trade  are  slow  to  move, 
the  outlying  towns  are  first  to  feel  the  return  of 
activity.  The  movement  is  from  the  outside  to  the 
center,  from  the  country  to  the  city. 

The  new  year  has  now  advanced  far  enough  to  see 
some  of  the  effects  of  the  new  tariff,  and  in  all  fair- 
ness it  must  be  said  that  the  changes  made  have 
thus  far  been  beneficial  to  general  trade.  An  in- 
stance in  point  is  the  jewelry  trade,  especially  dia- 
monds. So  long  as  the  former  duty  of  ten  per  cent 
remained  diamond  cutting  was  comparatively  an 
unknown  industry  on  this  side  of  the  Atlantic.  The 
new  law  raised  the  duty  to  25  per  cent,  and  at  once 
it  became  profitable  to  import  the  stones  in  the 
rough  and  cut  and  polish  them  here.  Avast  army 
of  employes  have  been  brought  over  from  Amster- 
dam, and  large  diamond  cutting  establishments 
have  been  built  up  in  New  York  within  a  few 
months. 

In  the  clothing  trade  an  opposite  change  has  pro- 
duced a  similar  result.  A  reduction  of  duty  in  wools 
and  woolen  goods  has  stimulated  trade  remarkably. 
Prominent  clothing  manufacturers  say  that  the 
outlook  for  1895  is  better  than  for  any  year  be- 
fore for  many  years.  American  woolen  manufactur- 
ers say  that  they  no  longer  fear  foreign  compe- 
tition even  without  any  protecting  duty  whatever, 
and  that  the  demand  for  imported  goods,  except  in 
the  finest  grades,  is  falling  to  practically  nothing. 
As  a  matter  of  fact  the  cheap  American  woolens  are 
much  superior  to  imported  goods  at  the  same  price; 
the  woolen  mills  of  this  country  are  two  months 
behind  on  their  spring  orders  and  will  be  put  to  their 
full  capacity  to  supply  goods  for  manufacture  next 
fall. 

The  situation  is  as  strong  as  it  can  be  on  a  falling 
market.  Still  the  most  discouraging  feature  remains 
and  must  be  disposed  of  if  we  would  have  perma- 
nent prosperity:  Stocks  are  low,  merchants  have 
long  been  so  conservative  that  even  in  this  time  of 
great  depression  few  of  them  are  overloaded  to  the 
point  of  topheaviness;  failures  are  few;  buyers  are 
plenty  and  would  buy  heavily  were  it  not  for  the 
one  bugbear  of  falling  prices,  or  rising  money, 
which  must  be  remedied  by  proper  legislation  before 
natural  processes  of  restoration  will  be  able  to  bring 
back  financial  health. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Minneapolis,  Miuu. — I',  is  reported  that  the  Mayor  of 
Miuneapolis  has  signed  a  resolution  providing  for  the 
issoanne  of  ^20(i,00'i  of  water  works  bonds  in  order  to  beg'n 
work  on  the  new  reservoir. 

Johnstown,  N.  Y. — Proposals  will  be  received  ontil 
Janaary  24,  1895,  b>  David  H.  Van  Hasen,  town  super 
viso--,  for  the  purchase  of  $12,000  of  4  per  cent  refonditig 
bonds.  The  seouritids  will  be  dated  Feb.  1,  1895,  interest 
will  be  payable  semi  annually,  on  February  1  and  Ang.ist 
1,  and  the  bonds  will  matore  at  the  rate  of  $),000  year  > 
from  February  1,  1895,  to  February  1,  1906,  both  p  inoipal 
and  interest  to  be  payable  at  the  Johnstown  Bank. 

New  Orleans,  La. — The  city  of  New  Orleans  has  retired 
$4,500,000  of  6  per  oent  bonds.  This  had  been  provided 
for  by  the  sale  of  the  same  amount  of  4  per  cent  bonds  at 
par  to  the  Louisiana  National  ^iank,  the  oity  thus  rednoiug 
the  interest  on  this  debt  from  6  to  4  per  cent,  and  saving 
190,000  a  year.  The  bank  offered  to  pay  the  retired  b  per 
oent  bonds  in  cash  or  exchange  them  for  the  new  4  per 
cents.  Of  |2,8f'7,000  presented,  holders  of  $2,000,000  of 
bonds  agreed  to  accept  the  bonds  bearing  the  lower  rate  of 
interest,  and  the  holders  of  only  $807,000  wanted  cash. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Proposals  will  be  received  until  January 
21,  1895.  by  James  U.  Pheatt,  city  auditor,  for  the  purchase 
of  $23,000  of  43^  per  cent  bridge  bonds,  dated  December 
1,  1894,  and  running  20  years,  and  $200,000  4  per  cent 
bridge  bonds,  dated  February  1,  1895,  and  running  30 
years.  Interest  on  the  loans  will  be  payable  semiannu- 
ally, both  principal  and  interest  to  be  payable  at  the  Im- 
porters &  Traders'  National  Bank,  New  York.  Bidder.^ 
will  be  required  to.  state,  in  addition  to  par  and  aooroed 
interest,  SGoh  premium  as  they  may  offer,  the  amount  of 
the  premium  must  be  specified  plait ly  in  writing.  The 
bidders  will  also  be  required  to  deposit  with  each  proposal 
an  amount  of  money  or  a  certified  check,  '"drawn  without 
condition  as  to  pa>ment,"  on  some  responsible  bank  of 
the  City  of  Toledo,  equal  to  at  least  5  per  oent  of  the  par 
value  of  the  bonds  bid  for. 


Ranse  for  the  week. 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  $100. 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National   

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  . . .  

First  National  Bank   

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinir  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  3t  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fak  Gds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  58   

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  6a. .  .1910 

Cone  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Chicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10  40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  1933 

Ohioago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4«^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  58l91i9 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oentl  Safety  Dep  Oo  58 . . .  1907 

Oommerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  . . . .  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  1st  M  69  -V)0 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  let  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  let  con  6%  1943 

SoriCh  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  TuD  Oo  Ss . . . .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amoant 

AdI 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeked 

1  000  000 

n 

120 

1  000  000 

tl03 

700  000 

tlOO 

500  000 

18% 

T250 

1  000  000 

10% 

|!;85 

2  000  000 

6% 

■fl27 

135 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

500  000 

e% 

■120 

3  000  000 

12% 

■  "280 

600  000 

tuo 

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1  000  000 

t99 

99 

300  000 

8% 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

t350 

500  000 

6% 

■f  1.S5 

200  000 

8% 

flOO 

500  000 

20% 

2  OOli  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

10% 

tl80 

1  000  000 

8% 

1  000  000 

m 

t246 

t235 

750  000 

8% 

1240 

1  000  000 

12% 

1  000  000 

200  000 

"6% 

500  000 

6% 

165 

2  000  000 

8f 

135 

600  000 

Amonnt 


350  000 
1  260  000 

1  260  000 

2  (  00  000 

3  166  000 
300  (100 
681  000 

2  206  000 


7  600 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  260 
250 
900 

1  600 
660 
600 

76 

2  COO 
10  OCO 

4  646 

1  500 
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1  860 

2  350 

3  400 


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4  100  00( 

1  600  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


t89 

98 

100 
106 

70 
45 
101% 

102 

99 

TlOO 
fico 


92% 

52 
t99^ 

105 
tlOl 
■fl05 


102% 

101 

102% 


A-^bed 


t93 
99 

■fioi 

106i 
84 

t75 

48 
tl(  2 
tl09i 
1102 

92 
ICO 

tlOO 

rioii 


93% 

85M 

64 

99% 

109 
flOl 

1<  4 
t91 
tl03 
t92 
103 
tlOl 

103 

96}4 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Obi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"  Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 
Gas  Oo   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pack  *■  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amoant 
Gap  atocb'. 


$  1  260  000 

6  000  OOC 
3  669  660 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£625  000 
£625  000 
£iOO  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

50  000  00' 
10  000  000 
£450  00( 
£400  00( 


1% 

8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 

'5% 

5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid  Aeked 


t28 
56 
61 


281^ 

63 
13M 
310 


tl86 
144,14 

23 


30 
67 
53 


29 
46 
55 
14 

320 


186 
146 

9 
10 
24 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  quotations  giv6n. 


£775  000 

7% 

tl3 

tl4 

£775  000 

8? 

30 

30 

£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  OQO 

^% 

t43% 

t43% 

10  000  000 

63 

56 

600  000 

3r% 

6  500  000 

12% 

2P2 

266 

2  600  000 

7% 

116 

tll5 

18  000  000 

19 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tiei 

4  000  oon 

4!f 

17 

1  000  000 

7% 

66 

1  600  COO 

7? 

500  000 

10% 

1  260  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

117^ 

2  260  000 

601^ 

69 

DAILYJSALES. 
Saturday,  January  12,  1894. 


OENTBAli  UNION  TKI<  00, 
10  52 

50   ..621/, 

CHI.  PACK.  &  FBOT.  00. 


INTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  9^8 


26, 


.10 


30. 
46. 

5n. 


.451^ 
.46 


NO.  OHI. ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

42  253 

60— ao't  253 

60— ao't  2bi}i 

DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 
195  144 

60— ao't  143^ 

250— ao't  144 

ion— ao't  144>^ 

50— ao't  146 

w  Ohi  stbeet  b  e. 

U    117K 

25  118 

200— ao't  117 

!5C— ao't  in}4 

200— ao't  inH. 

400— ao't  117% 

60— ao't  117^n' 


OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

2f'  13^' 

10  13^ 

56  14 

100— ao't  13>^ 

300— ao't  r6% 

100— ao't  13^ 

100— ao't  ny^ 

200— ao't  14 

150— ao't  141^ 

100— ao't  14J4 

60 — cash   14 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

10  8 

10  »% 

100,  

136   8% 

100— ao't  8 

150 — aoct  i(% 

260— ac't  8j4 

250— ao't  

400— ao't  

300  -ac't  h% 


Monday,  January  14,  1894. 


NAT.  LINSEED  OIL  00. 

100..  19 

TESTKBN  STONE  00. 

20  60 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

50  61 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 
5  253 

50— ac't  2571^ 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  00,  ILL. 

6  144 

3   .1441^ 

ICO— aoct  143 

50— acot  1431^ 

50- ao't  144 

2.i— S  3  144 

OAL.  dc  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCOE. 

260— ac't  66 

50— ac't  66% 

150— ao't  6634 

100— ao't  56i| 

OHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

15  

17  li% 

350-  -ao't  1^% 

500— ac't  13% 

150— ao't  13^ 

400— ac't  18^ 

% 


OBI  PACK  &  PBOV  03. 

1  

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
204  ..116 

44  1161^ 

7  1161^ 

61  117 

50— ao't  116^ 

£00 — ac't  116 

50— ao't  1161.^ 

300— ao't  116^ 

400— ao't  Il6i| 

150— ao't   116% 

50— ao't  116^ 

250— ao't  117 

50— ac't  117% 

LAKE  ST  .   ELEVATED  B    B  . 

20  8% 

KO  8-i 

45  ^^ 

125  ftjg 

98   9 

20  9% 

10   9i4 

10— cash   

K  0— cash  9% 

50 — acct    .  .8% 

150— ac't  fi% 

150— ac't  8% 

160— Bcot  8^ 

450 — ao't  » 

300— ac't  9% 


Tuesday,  January  15,  1894. 


OENTBAL  t  NION  TEL .  00 

6  51 

stbeet's  w.  oab  line. 
60  1%% 

OHI.  PACE.  St  PBOV.  01. 

335  45 

OHI.  CITI  b't 

47  310 

new  TOBK  BI  CUIT  00. 

60   63 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  O  ). 

fO  2£,0M 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00 .,  ILL. 

50   143 

S  143% 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  OO. 
114  12 

3     12% 

28   13 

1400— ao't  12 

1000— ac't  12% 

250— ao't  121^ 

300— ao't  12% 

200"  ao't  12% 

150— ac't  12% 

300— ao't....   12%^ 


January  J  9,  18  5 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


57 


26  2501^ 

50— ao't  250% 

60— ao't  250% 

T.AKB  SI.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50  8 

50  SH 

10  8)4 

20  8H 

26  8M 

110  :....8% 

60  8M 

110  

5  9 

50— ao't.   7% 

300— ao't  8 

350— ao't  83^ 

150— ao't  834 

300— ao't  8i4 

100— ao't  8% 

900— ao't  8% 

500— ao't  8^ 


760— ao't  12  Ji 

500— ao't  13 

W.  OHI.  8TBEET  B.  B 

40  116 

105  1163^ 

156  11634 

54   1163^ 

60  116% 

20  115% 

26  115^ 

1  116 

1 — cash  116 

2100— ao't   1153/8 

750— ao't  11534 

400— aoot  llfiji 

400— ao't  115% 

350— ao't  115% 

360— ao't  115^ 

ICO— ao't  116^ 

200— ao't  116 


Wednesday,  January  16,  1895. 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  03. 

10  180 

NEW  TOEK  BI50UIT  CO. 

25  53 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 

20  28 

O.  ft  O    O.   &  D.OE 

9  66 

200— ao't  56^ 

INT.  PACK.  &EB3T.  00. 
56.   9 

60  93;^ 

60— ao't  9 

BTBEET's  W.  CAB  LINE. 

22  U^A 

50-ao't  16;^ 

60— ao't  16% 

DIAMONIJ  MATCH  00.,  ILIi., 
9  U2J^ 

40  H3 

7  14334 

50— ao't  242 

leO— ao't  143 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

90  250 

5  260)^ 

50— ao,t  2*534 

100— aoot  2451-^ 

60— ao't  245^ 

60 -ao't  246 

50— ao't  246% 

50— ao't  247 

50— ao't  248 

50— ao't  2483^ 

50— ao't  250 

OHI.  &  S.  a  BAF.  TBAN.  GO. 

10  12 

40  123^ 

100  --ao't  113^ 

50- -ao't  11% 

25t— ao't  11% 

150— ao't  12 

50— ao't  123^ 

950— ao't  12^ 

4(  0— ao't  123I 

250— ao't  li% 

50— ao't  12% 


^ESTEBN  STONE  00. 

3   6(1 


LAKE  ST. 
285  

ICO— ao't 
4.'0— ao't 
200— ao't, 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 


W.  OHI.  8TBBET  B. 


50. 
110. 

15. 

20. 

20. 
8. 

14. 

45. 

60. 

50. 

44. 

33. 

50. 

60. 

10. 
6C0- 


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...834 
...^% 
B. 

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.110% 

.111 
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iiiM 
.112 

.U2}4 

.113 

,11334 

.1133^ 

.114 

.1143^ 

,114% 

.116 

11634 
iioM 


ao't  

60— ao't  110% 

50— ao't   Ill 

50— ao't  111% 

600— ao't  11134 

803— ao't  III3I 

50— ao't  111% 

2(i0— aoot  112 

150— ao't  1123^ 

£0— ao't  112>i 

60— ao't  112% 

30C— ao't  112% 

HO— ao't  112% 

360— ao't  113 

50— ao't  113>^ 

100— ao't  1133^ 

100— ao't  113% 

50— ao't  114 

200— ao'c  114% 

50— ao't  114^ 

50— ao't  1143^ 

60— ao't....  114% 

50— ao't..  114% 

ISO — ao't  115 

50— ao't  115% 

100— ao't  115;^ 


Thursday,  January  17,  1894. 


OHI .  OITS  E  S  . 
12  SCO 

8tbeet'9  w.  oab  line. 

20  163^ 

22  16% 

NEW  XOEE  BISCUIT  03. 

181....  53 

OHI.  FACE.  Sc  FBOV.  00. 

10  44 

50 — ao't   44 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

100— ao't  142% 

2C0— ao't  143 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   E,  E  00. 

20   246 

20  247 

50— ao't  246% 

60 — ao't  247 

100 — ao't  248 

CHI.  &  8.  B.   BAP.  TraN.  00. 

6  ....12% 

37  12% 


WEBTEBN  BTONE. 

25  60 

W.  OHI.  8TBEET   B  B. 

31  1103^ 

50  110% 

32  110% 

6  Ill 

10  J)2 

35  113 

20  113)^ 

50 — oash  11034 

260— ao't  110 

100-  -ao't  110% 

600— ao't  110^ 

850— ao't  110% 

260— ao't....  110% 

100— ao't  ,  110% 

550— ao't  110% 

250— ao't...  110% 

60  — ao't  Ill 

350 — ao't  1113^ 

5t)— ao't  1113^ 

50— ao't  111% 

60— ao't  111% 

50— ao't  ,  112 


— ac't  123^ 

50— ao't  12% 

150— ao't  12% 

300— ao't  13 

50— ao't  13% 

250— ao't  1334 

200— ao't  13% 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

65  834 

136   83i 

20  8% 

60   8% 

260— ao't  834 

1  0— ao't  83I 

ino— ao't  8% 

IOC— ao't  t-% 


200— ao't  112)4 

100— ac't   1123^ 

200— ao't  112% 

250— ao't  113 

60— ao't  113% 

15C— ao't  113M 

400— ao't  113% 

60— ao't  113% 

50— ao't   113% 

150— ao't  113% 

650— ao't  114 

200— ao't  114% 

2U0— ao't   ..  114!4 

100— ao't.  1143^ 

150— ao't  114% 

25f— ao't  114% 

100— ao't  115 


Friday,  January  I  I,  1894. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00.        OHI.  &   8.    S.    EAF.  TBAN 

5  64%  8  


55  55 

OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

7   306 

STBEET's  W.    oab  LINE 


20, 
6, 
26. 
60 
200- 


00. 

 123-4 

 12>4 

 13 

 13% 

-ao't  12% 


-ao't . 

6  163^  100— ao't. 

—ao't . 
— ao't . 
—ao't. 
— ao't . 
I— ao't 


150- 
100- 
250- 
100- 
360- 


MIL.  &  CHI  BBEW  CO. 

10  II 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  E.  E.  03. 

10  251 

4  251% 

50— ao't  261% 

OHI.  PACE.  Sc  PBOV.  CO. 

200  44 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

34   143% 

1  144 

16   144% 

55  145 

30(  —ao't  144 

150— ao't  144% 

200- ao't  145 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

3'J  834  2C0 

90  83|  50 

70   9  100 

250— ao't  8%  60 

150— ao't   8%  3f0 

50— ao't   .8%  If.O 

50— ao't  8%  500 

100— ao't  9  160 


.12% 
.12% 
.13 
.13% 

.1334 

.13% 

.13% 


10 
60 
1 

15 

3 
15 

30 
50 
50 
50O 
450 
300 
50 


W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
 112% 

 112% 

 113 

 11334 

 113% 

 113% 

 114 

 11434 

—ao't  112;^ 

ao't  112% 

—ao't  112% 

—ao't  112% 

—aoot  113 

aoot  113% 

—ao't  113% 

ao't  113% 

I — aoot  113% 

-ao't  114 

-ao't  114% 

-aoot   11434 

I— ao't  1143^ 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  27^  Diamond  Matoh  Co,  111.144% 

Cal&ChiO&DCo  66%  Lake  Street  Elevated ..  .8% 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  11      Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  11 

"  Pfd  ....28%       "  "  Pfd.3U 

Chi  Paok'g  <fc  Prov  Co  .  .43%  N  Y  Bieouit  Co  63% 

"  "      Pfd. 53     N  Chi  St  R  R  2493^ 

Chicago  Gas  Co  74^  Street's  W  S  C  Line  . .  .16 

Chi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  12%  W  Chi  St  R  R  114 


HARLEM  AND  BATAVIA  RAILROAD. 

There  has  been  put  in  circulation  a  rumor  that  Mr. 
Yerkes  was  seeking  to  control  this  little  gem  worn 
now  in  the  crown  of  thorns  of  the  Northern  Pacific 
R.  R.  About  the  only  basis  for  this  appears  to  be  the 
juggling  necessary  for  the  Lake  street  R.  R,  to  apoid 
forfeiting  $60,000  under  its  bond  to  the  village  of  Oak 
Park  to  complete  its  road  on  Lake  street  west  to 
Harlem  avenue;  the  spare  cash  of  the  elevated  road 
for  that  purpose  is  made  to  appear  distant.  The 
juggling  and  rumors  are  necessary  to  cover  the  retreat 
of  the  financiers  and  the  woes  of  their  scientific 
scoops. 

A  quiet  little  deal  let  someone  into  the  control  of 
the  Lake  Street  Elevated  R.  R.  and  thus  enabled  him 
to  stand  and  make  the  see-saw  quotations  for  millions 
of  dollars  of  securities.  It  is  really  amusing  to  see 
the  song  and  dance  going  on,  when  one's  own  ox  is 
not  being  gored.  This  mysterious  some  one  does  not 
expose  his  plans  and  purposes  to  the  dear  public. 
Our  knowledge  of  the  friendship  of  those  who  can 
find  out  the  secrets  of  business  is  that  they  knife  as 
soon  as  possible,  for  personal  gain.  No  doubt  such 
are  the  precautionary  reasons.  Just  now  a  voice 
comes  from  the  banks  to  the  brokers  for  a  little  more 
margin  upon  West  Chicago  R.  R.  etc.,  in  fact  upon 
any  stocks  or  anything  in  the  line  of  juggling  of  the 
some  one.   Business  of  dropping  nickels  into  the 


palms  of  conductors  goes  along  just  the  same,  twice 
daily.  Business  of  dropping  money  into  the  basket 
of  master  minds  goes  on  just  the  same. 

It  was  rumored  that  the  Hatlem  and  Batavia  II  R. 
was  to  be  used  by  the  Lake  Street  Elevated  R.  R.  as 
a  surface  line;  also,  it  was  kindly  added  that  there 
was  to  be  a  considerable  real  estate  deal  in  connection 
therewith,  and  newspapers  lend  their  influence  and 
toolings  to  help  the  fad  along,  as  willing  servants  to 
the  mysterious  s-ome  one  who  pulls  the  strings 

A  nice  little  arrangement  made  with  the  Chicago 
&  Northwestern  R.  R.  got  it  to  change  its  schedule 
of  trains  and  stops,  to  help  the  Lake  Street  Elevated. 
Presto!  wonderful  combination!  what  a  blessing!  up 
goes  the  stock  to  24  and  everything  is  lovely,  the 
goose  hangs  high,  the  "loop"  is  to  be  made  at  once, 
but  it  costs  money  to  get  time  tables  changed  to  suit 
roads.  Railroad  politics  must  be  understood,  not 
explained,  and  consequently  now  some  nice,  knowing 
gentlemen  are  sucking  their  thumbs  and  looking  at 
engravings  bought  at  18  to  24,  selling  now  anywhere 
from  7  to  9. 

Why  did  not  the  rumor  mongers  say  that  Harlem 
and  Batavia  R.  R.  was  a  nice  little  railroad,  owned 
by  the  Northern  Pacific  in  the  hands  of  a  receiver 
and  could  only  be  separated  by  an  order  of  Court  be- 
cause publicity  was  the  very  thiug  fatal  to  some  one 
whose  ways  are  mysterious  and  very  money  making, 
for  he  does  not  do  business  for  friendship  or  health. 
It  is  a  very  nice  little  road,  has  a  carefuUy  perfected 
right  of  way,  secured  midway  through  the  village  of 
Oak  Park,  has  the  right  to  run  freight  cars  and  do  a 
general  railroad  business,  which  will  make  its  fran- 
chises immensely  valuable  to  some  road  which  in  the 
future  will  be  looking  for  an  entrance  into  this  city. 
Little  things  are  these,  but  railroad  men  know  the 
patience  it  takes  to  secure  a  perfect  right  of  way. 
Originally  the  Harlem  and  Batavia  railroad  usurped 
some  of  its  privileges  used  as  a  right  of  way,  but 
clear  headed  men  preferred  at  great  self-sacrifice  to 
make  clear  titles  to  the  land  so  it  was  made  secure, 
and  is  to  day  one  of  the  best  roads  for  many  purposes 
existing  in  and  near  Chicago.  No,  it  will  not  be 
separated  from  the  Northern  Pacific  Railroad  and 
used  in  the  juggling  of  the  mysterious  some  one,  and 
the  mysterious  land  deal  but  there  are  certainties, 
and  in  the  tendency  of  financiers  to  study  economies 
and  where  income  can  be  derived,  and  to  develop 
those  portions  of  bankrupt  systems  where  quick 
money  can  be  made,  and  there  is  no  doubt  but  that 
the  immense  suburban  traflfic  of  the  C.  B  &  Q  R.  R. 
is  a  plum  which  will  help  the  Northern  Pacific  Rail- 
road to  solve  many  local  difficulties  as  to  its  ratio  of 
capitalization  and  present  earning  capacity  at  the 
Chicago  end  of  its  lines.  Extending  the  Harlem  and 
Batavia  Railroad  southwest  through  Riverside,  La 
Grange,  Western  Springs,  Hinsdale,  cuts  all  those 
towns  in  their  most  populous  portions,  divides  the 
local  freight  and  passenger  traffic  at  once,  and  carry- 
ing the  line  still  farther  .southwest  brings  it  co  the 
coal  fields,  whence  they  can  economize  immensely  by 
bringing  their  coal  supplies  for  the  eastern  portion 
of  their  system. 

A  depot  connection  with  the  Metropolitan  Elevated 
Railroad  will,  with  one  transfer,  land  passengers  in 
the  heart  of  Chicago,  when  they  do  not  wish  to  go  to 
the  locality  of  the  Northern  Pacific  depot.  Money  is 
the  great  attraction  for  railroads  and  a  study  of  the 
growth  of  population  and  traffic  returns,  shows  them 
where  to  cut  in  for  personal  gain,  and  no  railroad  evcr 
cuts  off  its  fingers.  So  let  Oak  Park  prepare  toste 
its  growth  further  expedited  by  another  through,  ac- 
tiv3  steam  passenger  and  freight  traffic  road,  but 
probably  eventually  to  be  run  by  electricity  devel- 
oped by  the  slack  coal  at  the  coal  fields. 


Altoona,  Pa.— An  election  will  be  held  at  Altoona  to 
vote  on  issuing  $150,000  of  bonds  for  sewers. 

CorvalliSjOreg.— Proposals  will  be  received  until  Febru- 
ary 1,  1895,  by  J.  M.  Porter,  oity  recorder,  for  the  purchase 
of  $50,000  of  6  per  cent  waterworks  bonds. 

Ashland,  Wis. — A  petition  will  be  submitted  to  the  Wis- 
oonsin  Legislature  asking  Oor  authority  to  issue  bonds  for 
the  erection  of  a  oity  hall  building  at  Asblaad,  eaiimated 
to  ooot  about  |76,000. 


58 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


January  19,  ]?•'  5 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

If  the  real  estate  market  is  inactive  it  is  by  no 
means  weak.  Firmness  characterizes  every  depart- 
ment and  every  locality.  Even  rents  are  in  demand. 
A  representative  of  one  of  the  oldest  firms  in  the 
city,  when  asked  yesterday  for  an  opinion  on  the 
situation,  said  that  they  had  not  marked  down  prices 
on  any  of  their  subdivisions  but  were  seriously  think- 
ing ;of  marking  up  some  of  them,  They  have  not 
taken  back  from  buyers  on  the  installment  plan  half 
a  dozen  lots  in  as  many  years.  Purchasers  are  pay- 
their  installments  promptly,  and  whenever  a  buyer 
for  any  reason  is  unable  to  carry  his  lot  the  firm  in 
question  finds  no  difficulty  in  selling  it  for  him. 
Such  instances  are  rare,  however.  In  the  opinion>f 
this  man  prices  of  subdivision  property  are  sure  to 
rise. 

The  inquiry  at  present  is  for  central  business 
property,  very  little  of  which  is  to  be  had.  Investors 
are  looking  for  bargains  down  town,  but  there  are 
none.  Owners  of  central  fees  are  not  in  a  mood  to 
sell  at  any  price,  and  as  rents  in  the  business  dis- 
trict are  well  sustained,  they  find  this  kind  of  real 
estate  the  most  productive  investment  they  can 
have.  It  is  safe  to  prophesy  that  a  revival  of  busi- 
ness activity  will  see  a  sharp  advance  in  prices  of 
central  Chicago  property. 

A  LARGE  ACRE  SALE. 

W.  J.  Lukens  has  sold  to  William  Deering,  of  the 
Deering  Harvester  Company,  for  Charles  W.  Fuller- 
ton,  a  thirty-five  acre  tract  just  north  of  Diversey 
street  running  north  to  Wellington  and  lying  be- 
tween Robey  street  and  the  Chicago  &  Northwestern 
railroad  tracks,  for  $3,600  an  acre.  The  total  consid- 
eration is  $126,000  cash.  The  sale  is  understood  to 
have  no  reference  to  the  Deering  Harvester  Com- 
pany, Mr.  Deering  buying  for  an  investment  merely. 
The  price  is  considered  very  low.  Last  year  a  25 
acre  tract  adjoining  was  sold  to  Sam  Brown  at  the 
same  price  per  acre.  Mr.  Lukens  reports  consider- 
able inquiry  for  north  shore  property.  He  has  re- 
cently sold  fourteen  lots  in  Ravenswood  to  L.  P 
Hammond  for  the  Lyman  estate  for  $18,000.  Mr 
Hammond  will  improve  all  these  lots  during  the  com- 
ing season. 

THAT  WILMETTE  CLAIM. 

An  old  action  of  Henry  Llewelling  against  the  Din- 
gee  heirs,  to  recover  an  interest  in  Wilmette  prop- 
erty, has  been  renewed  this  week.  This  is  an  alleged 
claim  about  thirty  years  old  and  has  been  disregarded 
by  attorneys  in  examining  the  abstracts  for  many 
years.  It  affects  only  the  subdivision  known  as  the 
Dipgee  purchase  from  the  Indian  reservation,  and 
can  have  no  bearing  whatever  on  the  title  to  the 
greater  part  of  Wilmette  property.  The  Llewellings 
claim  that  this  property  was  owned  as  a  homestead 
by  their  father,  and  that  when  ihe  property  was  dis- 
posed of  at  partition  sale  Henry  Llewelling,  then  a 
minor,  was  not  personally  represented.  In  the  opin- 
ion of  title  experts  there  is  absolutely  nothing  in  the 
claim. 

THE  SIBLEY  WAREHOUSE  SALE 

has  gone  on  record  this  week,  as  previously  an- 
nounced a  new  corporation,  the  Sibley  Warehouse 
and  Storage  Company,  takes  the  warehouses  on  North 
Clark  street  at  the  Chicago  river,  together  with  the 
fee  of  the  land  on  which  they  are  located,  for  |1,150  . 
000.  The  corporation  also  leases  from  the  Shrevp  es- 
tate, of  Louisville,  Ky,,  for  ninety-nine  years,  eighty 
feet  of  frontage  on  the  river  east  of  these  buildings 
The  company  has  now  obtained  control  of  all  the 
frontage  on  the  north  side  of  the  river  between  Clark 
street  and  Dearborn  avenue,  the  area  of  the  tract  be 
ing  320  feet  on  the  river  by  200  feet  each  on  Clark 
street  and  Dearborn  avenue,  Two  new  twelve-story 
warehouses  will  be  built.  The  president  of  the  com- 
pany is  G.  W.  Sheldon,  the  custom  house  broker 

BAKQUET  OF  THE  KE\L  ESTATE  BOARD. 

The  banquet  committee  of  the  Real  Estate  Board 
were  busy  all  day  yesterday  sending  out  invitations 
for  the  annual  banquet  which  is  to  be  held  Monday 


be  350  guests.  The  Governor  of  the  State  and  Mayor 
of  the  city  of  Chicago  have  been  invited;  also  Gen. 
Ruger,  of  the  United '=tates  Army,  prominent  mem- 
bers of  the  Board  of  Trade  and  all  the  judges  of  the 
Supreme,  Appellate,  Circuit,  Superior,  County,  Pro- 
bate and  United  States  Courts.  It  will  be  a  brilliant 
assemblage. 

The  following  program  has  been  arranged: 
Invocation  Rev.  Thomas  C.  Hall 

President's  Address  Mr.  Dunlap  Smith 

Toastmaster  Hon,  John  S  Runnells 

Music  "On  the  Sea"  Buck,  Weber  Quartettte 

'Municipal  Reform"  Hon.  William  D.  Foulke, 

Music  '-Spider  and  Fly"  Mosher,      Weber  quartette 
'  Real  Estate  and  Mercury"   Hon.  Lorin  C  Collins  Jr 
Music  '  Sweetest  Story  Ever  Told"  Holder,  Weber 
Quartette 

'Real  Property  and  Real  Problems"      Prof.  Albion 
W.  Small 

Music  "Owl  and  Pussy  Cat"  DeKoven    Weber  Quar- 
tette 

'The  Developement  of  the  Northwest,  its  Influence 
on  values  of  Real  Estate"  Hon.  Charles  A  Towne 


"A  New  Country" 
"What  I    Dont  Know 

gene  Field 
Music  "America" 


Rev  Ernest  M  Stires 
About  Real  Estate"  Eu- 


Weber  quartette  and  audience 


BENEFITS  OF  TRACK  ELEVATION. 


RB4L  ESTATE    OWNERS    AWAIT    DEVELOPMENTS  TO 
REAP  BENEFITS. 

The  track  of  the  Rock  Island  Rail  Road  has  been 
raised  from  Seventeenth  street  south,  by  the  build- 
ing of  retaining  walls  of  dimension  stone  upon  the 
east  and  west  lines  of  its  right  of  way,  and  filling  the 
space  between  with  sand.  Archer  avenue  crosses  the 
railroad  at  about  Twentieth  street  and  is  the  first 
street  over  which  the  railroad  has  been  carried  and 
the  street  lowered.  At  Twenty-second  street  the 
railroad  makes  a  curve  to  the  east,  the  triangle  thus 
formed  having  also  been  enclosed  with  retaining  stone 
walls  and  the  space  filled  in  with  sand.  Upon  this 
elevation  a  handsome  depot  hasleen  constructed, 
with  broad  stone  steps  leading  from  the  street  to  the 
depot  upon  a  level  with  the  track.  The  grade  of 
Twenty-second  street  has  been  lowered  so  that  the 
street  r^^^'CS  under  the  railroad  The  entire  locality 
has  been  brightened  up  in  marked  contrast  to  the 
old  tumbled-down  appearance  so  long  presented  at 
Twenty-secord  street,  and  if  the  railroad  will  put  a 
few  more  artistic  features  around  the  depot,  it  will 
be  more  in  line  with  the  locality  and  the  patronage 
received  from  the  Prairie  avenue  and  Twenty-second 
street  centre  of  beautiful  homes.  The  retaining 
walls  have  been  built  for  about  one  and  one-half 
miles,  and  the  track  raised;  the  grades  of  the  inter 
secting  streets  have  been  lowered,  also  the  gas,  water 
and  sewer  mains  have  been  rearranged  to  conform  to 
the  new  grades. 

Real  estate  men  should  carefully  inspect  the  work 
done,  and  wherever  they  own  property,  or  c  )nti(il  it 
as  agents,  they  should  use  their  intelligence  to  under- 
stand the  advantages  to  be  derived  from  having  all 
railroad  tracks  raised,  and  especially  where  property 
has  not  yet  been  improved.  Many  ideas  helpful  to 
future  values  will  immediately  be  suggested.  Clients 
should  be  advised  and  an  endeavor  made  to  secure 
harmonious  and  equitable  action  for  mutual  benefit. 
One  great  benefit  is  the  possibility  of  having  all  prop- 
erty abutting  the  railroad,  receive  cars  at  the  second 
story  0*  buildings,  while  the  first  floor  space,  the 
most  valuable,  is  left  free,  and  by  gravity  goods  can 
be  sent  to  the  flrst  floor  and  basement,  or  by  lifts  cars 
can  be  delivered  upon  any  floor. 

The  C.  B.  &  Q.  .  R.  will  soon  be  required  to  raise 
its  tracks  and  many  of  the  West  Side  viaducts  are 
doomed  to  be  removed.  In  many  respects  the  prop 
erty  along  the  line  of  the  C.  B.  &  Q.  R  R.  can  be 
benefitted  within  the  city  limits  more  than  along  the 
route  of  any  other  railroad  in  the  city,  if  timely 
action  shall  be  had,  as  there  are  many  streets  which 
'have  not  yet  been  paved,  and  grades  on  be  ea-ily 


ally  well  located  for  large  warehousing  and  manu- 
facturing. 

It  is  certain  that  the  future  will  soon  require  that 
the  tracks  are  raised  not  only  within  the  city  limits, 
but  through  the  towns  of  Berwyn,  Riverside  and  La 
Grange,  as  it  can  be  done  now  far  more  practically 
than  in  the  future,  as  the  population  is  as  rapidly  in- 
troducing the  same  difficulties  at  crossings  as  those 
presented  from  Twenty-second  street  to  Thirty-ninth 
street. 

We  do  not  hear  much  about  General  Torrence's 
plans  for  removal  of  the  wholesale  grocery  business 
to  the  south  around  the  terminals  of  the  Atchison. 
Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  R.  R  ,  but  we  know  that  many 
in  that  line  of  business  arranged  their  leases  to  expire 
in  1897,  having  in  view  a  concerted  removal,  and  the 
rapid  elevation  of  tracks  which  has  taken  place  will 
show  them  how  practical  it  will  be  to  avoid  the  use- 
less hauling  of  freight  from  railroads  to  warehouses, 
until  cleared  through  them  by  invoicing  out  on  sales 
to  merchants  in  the  West.  This  practical  demcn- 
stration  of  the  advantages  to  be  gained  by  track  ele- 
vation will  impress  upon  the  financial  world  also  the 
money  saving  side  of  the  business  to  wholesale  grocery 
men,  and  there  will  be  less  inclination  to  call  the 
plans  visionary  which  have  been  maturing  slowly  but 
certainly  in  the  past. 

It  is  unfortunate  that  so  great  a  system  as  the  A. 
T.  &  S.  F.  R  R.  with  such  magnificent  terminals, 
should  now  be  hampered  by  receiverships,  as  its 
system,  from  its  very  magnitude,  could  well  afford  to 
spend  millions  upon  its  property  so  fortunately  ac- 
quired although  at  the  time  the  prices  appeared  ex- 
travagant. 

The  intelligence  of  officials  will  lead  all  the  rail- 
roads to  expend  millions  in  improving  their  rights  of 
way  and  terminals  in  this  city,  in  keeping  with  the 
present  and  future  requirements  of  the  city.  The 
railroads  cau  base  bonds  upon  their  terminals  at  such 
a  low  rate  of  interest  that  they  can  afford  to  make 
the  most  attractive  and  substantial  improvements 
possible  with  stone  nnd  iron,  equally  benefitting 
themselves  and  the  public,  and  adding  to  the  value 
of  the  security  upon  which  they  place  the  improve- 
ment bonds. 


THE  SHERIDAN  FQAD. 


evening  next  at  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel.   There  will  I  adjusted,  while  the  adjacent  property  is  excepiiun- 


DELAY  IN  CONDEMNATION  CASE— EVANSTON  ASSESS- 
MENT ROLL  SET  ASIDE. 

Sheridan  road  condemnation  proceedings  relating 
to  the  right  of  way  for  the  road  through  Evanston 
involving  the  O'Leary  condemnation  case,  was  de- 
cide 1  by  Judge  Bishop  of  the  County  Court  on  Wed- 
nesday of  this  week.  The  decision  set  aside  the  as- 
sessment roll,  which  leviei  nearly  $50,000  benefits 
against  absut  100  Evanston  property-owners.  The 
decision  of  the  court  was  based  on  the  omission  of 
Evanston  city  property  from  the  assessment  roll. 
With  the  amendment  that  will  include  this  property> 
making  the  City  of  Evanston  pay  its  share  of  the 
benefit,  a  new  assessment  roll  may  be  made  out,  but 
there  will  still  be  litigation  before  the  assessment 
will  be  paid  by  the  property-owners  assessed.  It  is 
predicted  that  the  construction  of  Sheridan  road  at 
that  point  will  be  delayed  about  three  years. 

The  assessment  will  be  objected  to  after  the  city 
property  in  question  h  s  been  inciuded  in  the  assess- 
ment roll.  This  property  is  3,000  feet  frontage  of 
three  of  Evanston's  parks,  which  abut  the  road.  The 
reason  why  the  asses  meut  will  be  fought  did  not 
enter  into  the  consideration  of  the  court.  It  is  the 
O'Leary  phase  of  the  case.  Mr.  David  P.  O'Leary, 
the  Postmaster  of  Evanston,  was  awarded  48,500  by 
the  Evanston  City  Council  for  his  leasehold  in  a  piece 
of  property  which  was  condemned  for  the  road.  The 
objectors  claim  this  award  is  illegal  and  exorbitant, 
and,  as  it  adds  that  much  to  the  amount  to  be  paid 
in  special  assessments,  they  object  to  it. 

Attorney  Grover,  who  represented  the  objectors, 
argued  that  the  O'Leary  award  was  not  brought  into 
the  trial  because  the  court  found  sufficient  reason  for 
S'^fting  aside  the  assefsment  in  the  failure  to  include 
the  city  parks  in  the  division  of  the  benefits.  The 


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reassessment  will  be  fought  on  the  O'Leary  award.  | 
The  O'Leary  leasehold  is  on  a  portion  of  the  Demp- 
ster street  pier,  which  was  condemned  for  the  road 
right  of  way.  The  property  is  used  as  a  coal  shed,  or, 
according  to  the  objectors,  was  used  for  that  purpose, 
but  is  not  in  use  now.  The  owner  of  the  property  is 
Wilson  H.  Stubbings  from  which  O'Leary  acquired  a 
ten-year  lease,  which  expires  in  about  three  years. 
Mr.  O'Leary  had  a  contract  with  Stubbings  by  which 
the  latter  agreed  to  keep  a  sufficient  stage  of  water 
at  the  pier  to  enable  boats  to  land  there  and  permit 
O'l  eary  to  unload  coal  there.  The  water  afterward 
became  so  shallow  that  the  pier  boats  couid  no  longer 
land  and  O'Leary  began  suit  against  Stubbings  for 
$25,000  damages.  This  suit  has  a  bearing  on  the  case, 
as  it  is  based  on  the  allegation  that  Stubbings'  ne- 
glect to  keep  a  greater  depth  of  water  at  the  pier  has 
rendered  O  Leary's  leasehold  worthless. 

Messrs.  Burnham  and  Orr  offered  to  dedicate  the 
land  on  either  side  of  O'Leary's  coal  shed  and  build 
the  road  without  any  expense  to  the  city  provided  the 
road  should  be  put  through  on  a  new  route  laid  out 
between  the  shed  and  the  pier,  so  that  O'Leary's  dam- 
ages would  be  nominal.  A  new  ordinance  was  then 
passed  and  condemnation  proceedings  begun  provid- 
ing for  building  the  road  on  the  new  route  between 
the  shed  and  the  pier.  Notwithstanding  these  things 
the  City  Council  of  Evanston  passed  a  resolution 
July  11,  1893,  authorizing  the  entry  of  an  agreed  ver- 
dict forS$,925  in  favor  of  Mr.  O'Leary.  The  excuse 
for  this  action  given  by  members  of  the  Council  was 
that  a  prior  agreement  had  been  made  with  Mr. 
O'Leary  which  should  be  carried  out.  This  resolution 
is  contested  on  the  ground  that  the  law  requires  the 
amount  of  damages  shall  be  fixed  by  a  jury  after  a  fair 
trial  and  not  by  the  Council  of  any  city.  City  At- 
torney Baker  went  into  court,  and  acting  under  the 
resolution  had  an  agreed  verdict  entered  for  that 
amount.  Tho  sum  of  $10,000  was  awarded  to  Mr. 
Stubbings.  the  owner  of  the  land  on  which  O'Leary 
held  the  lease.  Damages  for  other  land  condemned 
brought  the  total  damages  to  nearly  150,000  which 
was  to  be  paid  by  being  spread  as  benefits  on  the  prop- 
erty abutting  the  road  at  that  point. 

If  the  award  to  Mr.  O'Leary  of  $8,925  can  be  an- 
nulled it  will  of  course  reduce  the  amountof  benefits 
to  be  paid  that  much.  As  to  the  judgment  given  to 
Mr.  O'Leary  it  is  held  that  the  city  is  not  liable  until 
the  land  is  actually  taken  by  the  city.  If  the  city 
does  not  take  the  lard  until  after  the  expiration  of 
the  O'Leary  lease  the  judgment  will  be  vacated  by 
the  non  action  of  the  city  It  is  said  now  that  Mr 
Stubbings  has  agreed  to  dedicate  the  land  in  question 
for  the  use  of  the  road  free  of  cost  to  th-^.  city  when 
Mr.  O'Leary's  lease  expires.  The  lease  will  expire  in 
about  three  years,  and  the  building  of  the  road  may 
be  deferred  until  that  time.  The  property- owners 
will  endeavor  to  defer  its  construction,  as  that  is  con- 
sidered by  their  attorneis  as  the  only  way  they  can 
avoid  paying  the  O'Leary  damages  to  which  they  so 
strenuously  object. 


Mr.E.  W.Crawford,  Secretary  of  the  Nationail  Real 
Estate  Association,  will  go  to  Texas  in  the  interest 
of  a  land  syndicate  which  he  represents.  He  says  the 
outlook  is  bright  for  farm  property  there. 

Mr.  Edward  Knauer  of  the  firm  of  Knauer  Bros, 
for  many  years  located  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
North  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  died  on  Wednesday 
of  last  week.  His  firm  was  established  in  the  year 
1855,  and  was  in  existence  continuously  up  to  his 
death.  The  business  will  be  continued  by  Mr.  Schil- 
ler and  William  Temple  until  further  notice. 

F.  H.  Doland  &  Co.,  report  a  great  deal  of  inquiry 
and  activity  in  property  at  Birchwood.  Building  is 
going  on  actively  and  the  year  1894  surpassed  lc93  in 
sales  and  improvements  there. 

Mr.  V.  Hellstrom,  1121  Masonic  Temple,  reports 
plans  for  the  following  new  buildings:  Two  story  and 
basement  flat  building  24x6o  feet  to  be  built  of  St. 
Louis  pressed  brick  and  stone  trimmings,  oak  finish 
and  all  modern  improvements  to  cost  $5,000  for  Mr. 
John  Puhl  who  lives  on  Milton  avenue:  also  a  fou; 
story  flat  building  24x56  feet,  of  St.  Louis  pressed 


brick.  First  story  of  Portland  stone,  oak  finish  and 
modern  improvement  to  cost  $7,000.  for  Mr.  J  P. 
Ekdahl  of  1655  Fletcher  street. 


THE  DRAINABE  CANAL. 

PROGRESS  OF  THE  WORK— REPORTS  OF  THE  ENGINEER 
AND  CLERK  OF  THE  DISTRICT. 

The  magnitude  of  the  work  of  building  the  Drain- 
age canal  has  attracted  the  attention  of  civil  engi- 
neers all  over  the  civilized  world  and  is  causing  much 
anxiety  among  the  taxpayers  in  the  Drainage  Dis- 
trict. Many  non-resident  property  owners  seem  to 
have  a  very  vague  understanding  of  the  value  of  the 
project  and  its  ultimate  effects  as  for  Chicago.  The 
Journal  publishes  the  substance  of  the  reports  re 
ferred  to  for  the  benefit  of  those  who  desire  to  keep 
posted  on  the  subject. 

engineer's  report. 

The  following  is  the  substance  of  the  report  of 
Chief  Engineer  Randolph  that  will  interest  tax  pay- 
ers: 

The  year  1894  has  been  marked  by  gratifying  pro- 
gress in  the  work  of  constucting  the  main  channel 
and  auxilliary  works  of  this  district  and  I  herewith 
submit  my  report  on  the  work  of  the  engineering  and 
construction  departments  which  you  have, intrusted 
to  my  charge,  covering  the  twelve  months  last  past 
during  which  period  the  value  of  the  work  done 
amounts  to  $5,887,940.  which  added  to  the  total 
amount  earned  up  to  Jan  ',  1894,  gives  a  total  to  the 
'first  day  of  the  present  year  of  $8,438,254.  This  sum 
equals  44  43  100  per  cent  of  the  entire  work  now  un- 
der contract.  Making  the  rating  on  a  yardage  basis 
we  find  that  9,320,700  cubic  yards  of  glacial  drift  and 
3,  637,680  cubic  yards  of  solid  rock  have  been  removed 
within  the  year.  The  tota,l  yardage  removed  to  Jan. 
1,  ^895  is  12,608,806  cubic  yards  of  glacial  drift  and 
5,358.968  cubic  yards  of  solid  rock  or  48.6  per  cent 
nearly  of  the  entire  yardage  of  solid  rock,  or  48.6 
percent  nearly  of  the  entire  yardage  of  the  glacial 
drift  and  45.43  per  cent  nearly  of  the  aggregate  yard- 
age of  glacial  drift  and  solid  rock. 

It  must  be  borne  in  mind  that  since  Jan  1,  1894 
nine  sections  have  had  to  be  equipped  and  an  organ- 
ization for  working  them  perfected.  Eight  sections 
have  changed  hands  by  assignment  or  reletting  and 
one  section  was  abandoned  late  in  the  season  and 
was  under  advertisement  for  recontract,Iwhen  the 
year  closed,  leaving  eleven  sections  only  on  which 
work  has  been  prosecuted  vigorously  throughout  the 
year.  The  year  1895  opens  with  twenty-eight  sec- 
tions equipped  and  organized,  and  we  may  safely 
predict  a  rate  of  progress  far  exceeding  the  achieve 
ments  of  the  last  year,  which  have  been  phenome- 
nal in  the  history  of  construction. 

Jan  1,  1895,  theestimates  and  reports  in  our  hands 
showed  a  condition  which  is  not  satisfactory.  Al- 
though it  is  true  that  44  48-100  per  cent  of  the  en- 
tire work  now  under  contract  has  been  completed, 
yet  it  is  also  true  that  this  percentage  of  progress  is 
not  spread  evenly  over  the  whole  work.  One  of 
these  sections  is  now  in  process  of  reletting.  Seven 
sections  are  now  well,  some  of  them  largely,  in  ad- 
vance of  the  progress  requirements.  Six  sections  are 
partially  up  to  progress  requirements.  Ten  sections 
are  making  such  progress  under  able  management 
that  their  completion  on  contract  time  may  be  re- 
garded as  an  assured  fact,  and  five  sections  are  so 
much  in  arrears  that  there  seems  but  little  hope  of 
their  ever  forging  ahead  and  reaching  progress  re- 
quirements. These  seemingly  hopeless  sections  pre- 
sent questions  as  to  the  proper  course  of  procedure, 
which  demand  the  most  serious  consideration  at  your 
hands. 

When  what  has  been  accomplished  up  to  Jan.  1, 
1895,  is  considered  in  connection  with  the  period  of 
experimentation  through  which  even  our  most  ex- 
perienced contractors  are  compelled  to  pass  before 
they  were  enabled  to  find  and  adopt  the  methods 
best  suited  to  the  needs  of  their  woak,  it  is  hazard- 
ing nothing  to  assert  that  the  entire  work  now  under 
contract  together  with  such  essential  auxiliary  work 
as  must  be  done  can  be  completed  and  ready  to  per- 
form its  health-giying  ancj  beneficient  functions  in 
the  fall  of  1896, 


estimate  of  values. 
A  moderate  estimate  of  the  value  of  the  machinery 
and  equipment  planted  upon  this  work  by  the  con- 
tractors is  $3,000,000  This  is  in  the  hands  of  men 
of  natural  ability,  to  whom  each  month  brings  ex- 
perience which  is  turned  to  advantage  in  the  work 
of  the  month  to  come.  Examination  of  the  rate  of 
progress  for  1894  shows  that  it  increased  steadily  un- 
til the  maximum  $66-1,481.31,  was  reached  in  the 
month  of  August;  since  then  it  has  averaged  8568, 
031.32  per  month,  and  was  $553,823.44  for  the  month 
of  December.  With  such  a  showing  as  this  the  gift 
of  prophecy  is  not  needed  to  predict  with  assurance 
that  the  work  will  be  completed  in  the  fall  of  1896. 

The  river  diversions  improvement  is  now  practi- 
cally completed,  except  that  the  levee  on  Sec.  E  has 
not  been  built  on  its  proper  line  as  provided  for  in 
the  contract,  which  provision,  however,  will  be  com- 
plied  with.  The  controlling  works,  which  are  of 
such  vital  importance  to  the  success  of  the  great  en 
terprise  you  have  in  hand,  have  been  carefully  con- 
sidered during  the  last  year  and  alternative  plans 
have  been  gotten  up  and  the  merits  of  each  carefully 
weighed  and  contrasted.  The  plan  which  combines 
the  greatest  advantages  with  the  least  cost  is  a  com- 
bination of  lifting  gates  and  a  section  of  bear  trap 
dam.  There  will  be  eight  of  these  lifting  gates 
working  between  solid  masonry  piers;  they  will  be 
lifted  vertically  by  mechanism  operated  from  bridges 
spanning  the  spaces  between  the  piers;  each  space 
or  opening  will  be  thirty  feet  wide.  These  gales  are 
a  modification  of  what  is  known  as  the  Stowey  gate, 
with  special  features  designed  for  this  work.  The 
bear  trap  dam  will  be  160  feet  between  bulkheads. 
This  dam  will  be  unlike  either  the  Long,  the  Parker, 
or  the  common  bear  trap,  as  conditions  olitaining  on 
this  work  admit  of  a  departure  from  those  examples 
in  several  particulars.  The  designs  for  this  work 
have  been  prepared  under  the  immediate  charge  and 
direction  of  T.  T.  Johnston,  first  assistant  chief  en- 
gineer. The  estimated  cost  of  this  improvement  is 
$160,000. 

Feb.  18.  Ic94  pursuant  to  an  order  of  your  honora- 
ble board,  the  chief  engineer  presented  an  estimate 
on  the  cost  of  the  work  remaining  to  be  done  be- 
tween the  end  of  Sec.  14  and  the  weir  dam  below  the 
wire  mills  June  6  the  Chief  Engineer  presented 
map  and  cross  sections  of  this  work,  which  were 
taken  up  and  discussed  in  connection  with  the  re- 
port of  the  Joint  Committee  on  Engineering  and  Fi 
nauce.  The  report  of  that  committee  was  adopted 
fixing  the  route  of  the  tail  race  west  of  the  wire  mill 
substantially  as  determined  April  3,  1893.  The  esti- 
mated cost  of  this  work  is  .|425,260. 

The  work  between  the  waste  weir  of  the  tail  race 
and  the  upper  basin  at  Joliet  consists  of  removing 
obstructions  from  the  channel  of  the  Desplaines, 
deepening  same  at  different  points,  and  building 
such  levees  as  are  required.  The  estimated  cost  of 
this  improvement  is  $150,000. 

The  work  through  Joliet  consists  of  deepening  and 
enlarging  the  channel  of  the  Desplaines,  making 
proper  provision  for  maintaining  the  navigation  of 
the  Illinois  and  Michigan  Canal,  and  affording  neces- 
sary protection  to  the  City  of  Joliet  against  flood 
damages.  The  estimated  cost  is  nearly  $1,760,000  No 
14  you  rejected  a'l  bids  for  swing  bridges  at  Romeo, 
Lemont  and  Willow  Springs  highways  upon  the 
grounds  that  the  work  of  excavation  at  those  points 
was  not  far  enough  advanced  to  require  immediate, 
consideration,  and  it  seemed  to  be  the  conclusion 
that  temporary  trestle  bridges  might  more  economi- 
cally be  provided  at  these  points.  I  have,  under 
your  orders,  prepared  specifications  and  estimates 
for  both  fixed  and  draw  bridges  covering  all  such 
structures  that  it  may  be  necessary  to  erect  on  the 
entire  channel  for  your  information  when  consider- 
ing the  form  of  bridge  you  may  ultimately  deem  best 
to  adopt. 

FINANCIAL  FEATURES— TAX  LEVY,  BONDS,  ETC. 

The  following  is  the  substance  of  the  report  of 
Clerk  Judges  report: 
During  the  year  there  were  issued  and  delivered 
(Oontiuued  on  pege  38) 


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January  1  )Si>5 


(Continued  from  page  35) 
the  second  and  third  issues  of  bonds  of  the  district 
being  each  13,000,000  of  5  per  cent  currency  bonds; 
malciog  the  total  district  Lond  issue  lo  date  $8,000,000 
of  which  $350,000  has  been  retired  to  this  time 

During  the  year  there  was  paid  as  interest  on  out- 
standing bonds  $307  50;),  being  $9r>,000  on  the  flrst 
issue,  $150,000  on  the  second  issue,  and  $62,500  on  the 
third  issue  thereof.  There  were  also  paid  and  can- 
celed $100,000  of  the  flrst  issue  of  bonds  and  $150,000 
of  the  second  issue,  the  same  being  the  regular  yearly 
one-twentieth  (1-20)  of  each  issue  then  maturing,  and 
making  a  total  of  $350,000  retired  to  date. 

The  tax  levy  for  li93,  together  with  several  small 
collections  of  back  taxes,  etc.,  ($220),  brought  in  a 
net  total  of  $1,148,607.  The  tax  levy  for  189i  will  it 
is  hoped,  yield  the  district  a  sum  in  excess  of  that 
received  last  year,  the  exact  figures  of  the  valuation 
not  yot  being  obtainable.  It  is  to  be  hoped  that  the 
ridiculously  low  assessed  valuation  of  the  property 
within  the  sanitary  district  of  Chicago  will  be 
largely  increased,  if  not  this  year  at  least  the  year 
following,  so  that  the  district  may  receive  from  its 
tax  levy  an  amount  of  money  commensurate  with  its 
needs. 

During  the  year  there  was  received  from  deposi- 
tories as  interest  on  balances  of  district  fund,  $47,i27 
making  a  total  received  from  this  source  to  Dec.  31, 
1894,  of  $130,938. 

During  1894  r.here  was  expended  for  construction 
the  sum  of  $i,858  147,  or  more  than  twice  as  much 
as  daring  the  previous  year,  bringing  the  total  ex- 
pended during  the  three  years  up  to  $/  107,336. 

There  was  expended  for  right  of  way  during  the 
year  $525,50  ,  practically  completing  the  line  at  pre- 
sent under  contract  and  making  a  total  of  $i, 407, 161, 
to  be  credited  against  which  there  are  receipts  for 
warrants  redeposited  and  from  sundry  sources  to  the 
amount  of  $35,305 

The  total  receipts  of  the  district  from  organiza- 
tion to  Dec  31,1894,  have  been  $12,781,225,  the  re 
ceipts  for  the  last  year  being  $7,399,367,  and  the  total 
expenditures  of  the  district  to  Dec.  31,  1894,  have 
been  $11,478,639,  those  for,the  last  year  being  $8,2^2,- 
134,  having  a  balance  on  hand  of  $1,302,5S6. 


IRISH  ARCHITECTURE. 


Could  a  concesus  of  public  opinion  be  taken  it 
wouid  propably  be  found  that  there  is  unanimous 
concession  that  the  church  architecture  of  the  mid" 
die  ages  possesses  in  eminent  degree  the  elements  of 
high  art,  as  does  no  other  specimen  of  architecture 
to  be  found  in  thu  world.  How  much  of  this  is  due 
to  Irish  art  and  artisans  is  not  so  well  known.  For 
over  twelve  generations  Ireland  was  the  nursery  and 
emanating  point  for  all  that  was  refined  and  exqui- 
site in  this  art:  It  will  come  somewhat  in  the  na- 
ture of  a  surf  rise  to  many  who  have  not  studied  the 
history  of  Erin  to  learn  that  she  was  once  tha  source 
of  so  much  that  is  beautiful  in  architectural  art,  but 
it  is  nevertheless  true  that  this  relates  not  alone  to 
building,  but  to  music,  literature  and  law. 

It  was  there  that  Alfred  the  Great  got  the  funda- 
ment tl  rules  upon  which  the  present  system  of  Eng- 
lish justice,  as  exemplified  in  her  courts  of  to-day, 
is  builded,  and  from  her  also,  Alfred  learned  those 
military  arts  which  resulted  in  the  expulsion  of  the 
Danes  from  the  "tight  little  island." 

The  venerable  Bede,  who  wrote  in  the  seventh 
century,  says:  "Irish  architects  built  a  church  for  the 
Anglo  Saxons  at  Withera,  A.  D.  60H."  The  same 
architect  and  artisans  "afterward  built  old  St.  Paul's 
in  london,  A.  D.  6.0,  on  the  site  of  the  temple  of 
Diana  "  This  church  was  a  great  work  in  its  day 
It  was  destroyed  during  the  great  fire,  and  the  pres- 
ent St.  Paul's  Cathedral,  built  by  Wren,  stands  on 
its  site.  We  have  the  authority  of  Turner  and  other 
English  historians  to  the  effect  that  Wilfred, 
Bishop  of  York,  who  built  the  church  at  Hexham 
in  A.  D.  674,  sent  to  Ireland  for  architects  and 
skilled  men  to  construct  it.  "In  fact,  as  Dr.  John- 
son remarks,  "Ireland  was  then  the  school  of  the 
West  in  every  art  and  science,  and  to  her  taste  and 


authority,  in  matters  of  style,  the  Saxons  of  Eng- 
land, and  Goths  of  Germany,  cheerfully  deferred." 

Instances  such  as  the  above'  could  be  quoted  in 
large  number,  but  sufficient  is  here  said  to  show  that 
under  favorable  conditions  the  Irish  race  might  once 
more  assume  its  position  in  literature,  law  and  the 
arts  which  it  once  held  —American  Homes. 


CONDITION  OF  THE   HOTEL  BUSINESS. 


Simeon  Ford,  of  the  Grand  Union  Hotel  devoted 
most  of  his  speech  at  the  New  York  hotel  men's 
banquet  to  joking  his  fellow  members. 

"The  year  just  passed,"  he  said,  "has  been  noticea- 
ble for  the  number  ot  new  and  elegant  hotels  which 
have  been  opened.  It  has  also  been  noticeable  for 
the  number  of  new  and  elegant  hotels  which  have 
been  opened.  It  has  also  been  noticeable  for  the 
number  of  new  and  elegant  hotels  which  have  been 
closed.  In  fact,  the  hotel  business  is  getting  to  be  a 
jead  '  open  and  shut"  thing.  A  hotel  is  like  a  jack 
pot — it  is  comparatively  easy  to  open,  but  is  often 
very  costly  to  linger.  There  are  many  nice  things 
about  these  tall  hotels.  In  the  flrst,  place  the  guests 
get  ttne  air,  and  when  a  person  of  moderate  means 
stops  at  one  of  these  hotels  and  pays  for  his  room  he 
hasn't  much  money  left,  and  he  naturally  looks  for 
wholesome  nutritious  air,  and  he  is  entitled  to  the 
best. 

"And  now  we  are  to  have  a  taller  one  still.  I 
think  the  idea  of  building  a  new  hotel  was  suggested 
to  Mr  Astor  by  that  new  historic  tramp  who  slept 
in  his  spare  room.  That  event  must  have  awakened 
in  John  Jacob's)breast  a  wild  yearning  to  keep  board- 
ers I  suppose  he  said  to  himself:  'The  glory  of  my 
family  was  begun  by  the  buying  and  selling  of  skins 
on  the  borders.  I  will  perpetuate  the  family  glory 
and  see  what  I  can  do  in  the  way  of  skins  on  the 
boarders  myself.  I  will  put  up  a  house  so  big  and 
fine  that  Cousin  Bill  will  think  h  ^'s  running  a  15-cani 
loduing  house  next  door.'  And  lol  Jacob  fell  asleep, 
'and  he  dreamed  and  beheld  a  ladder  set  up  on  the 
earth,  and  the  top  of  it  reached  to  heaven,  and  be- 
hind the  four  hundred  ascended  and  descended  upon 
it.' 

"What  a  change  has  come  over  the  hotel  business 
in  the  last  few  years!  I  read  not  long  ago  of  a  gen- 
tleman who,  returning  home  in  the  still  watches  of 
the  night,  found  a  man  slumbering  sweetly  on  the 
marble  floor  of  his  vestibule,  his  head  pillowed  on 
the  woven-wire  door  mat.  When  aroused  he  mum- 
bled: 'Didn't  I  leave  word  not  to  be  called  till  8 
o'clock"?  This  is  the  last  time  I'll  ever  sleep  in  the 
Ashland  House.'  He  was  one  of  the  old  fashioned 
guests.  They  didn't  exp^^ct  so  much.  Nowadays,  if 
you  lodge  a  man  for  a  dollar,  he  comes  down  and  ex- 
postuates  if  he  hasn't  got  a  hand-painted  piano  in 
the  room. 

"It  should  be  a  fundamental  principle  with  hotel- 
men  never  to  let  a  gu'^st  escape  unsatisfied.  Should 
you  inadvertantly  chance  upon  a  guest  in  the  act  of 
absorbing  some  trifling  article  of  silverware  or  bric- 
a-brac  or  an  eight-day  clock,  or  a  pair  of  blankets, 
with  true  delicacy  turn  your  back  and  effect  not  to 
have  seen  him,  lest  he  be  embarrassed,  bearing  in 
mind  that  many  travelers  take  an  innocent  delight 
in  gathering  about  them  little  souvenirs  to  serve  as 
pleasant  reminders  of  their  visits  to  hotels.  It  is 
always  a  source  of  gratiflcation  to  me  when  I  reflect 
upon  the  hundreds  of  happy  homes  which  I  have 
helped  to  beautify,  and  the  many  festive  boards 
throughout  the  land  which  are  adorned  with  linen 
and  rta.shing  with  silver  inscribed  with  the  beauti- 
ful motto,  'Grand  Union  Hotel,  Ford  &  Co  " 

New  York  Sun. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


The  board  of  frteholders  of  Hadson  ooonty,  N.  J.,  has 
pass  d  a  resolatioa  providing  for  the  issue  of  $500,(100 
worth  of  4  per  cent  boulevard  bonds .  The  aot  of  1888, 
which  Rllowed  the  constrnotion  of  the  boaievard,  provided 
for  the  i8=*Qe  of  $^,<  (iO,00')  worth  of  bonos.  So  far  ooiy 
$1,600,(00  of  the  amonnt  has  been  is-ned  Ths  new  bocde 
will  be  five  in  number,  of  fJlO^'Oi)  each,  payable  in  30 
years. 

Elizabeth,  N.  J..p.oposea  to  issoe  $.''i2,0!  0  worth  of 
bonds  for  sohool  parposes. 

The  town  trustees  of  Ontario,  Oal.,  have  ordered  an 
election  to  vote  on  the  proposition  of  issuioer  40  bonds  of 
the  denomination  of  $240  each  for  sewer  purposes.  It  is 
thought  that  the  bonds  will  be  voted  almost  unanimously. 

Norristown,  Pa.,  w.ll  issoe  $6n,00n  worth  of  market 
bonds. 

The  people  of  Nebraska  City,  Neb.,  will  be  asked  to  vote 
on  the  issue  of  $:-{(i,000  wonh  of  5  per  cent,  10-year  school 
bonds. 

The  Miuneapglis,  Miiin.,  ooanoil   has   authorized  the 


issue  of  $200,0(0  worth  of  bonds  for  a  new  water  works 
reservoir.    Mayor  Eas'.is  signed  the  measure. 

The  Oharleroi,  Pa.,  school  board  will  issue  bonds  to  the 
amnnnt  of  $8,0'!0  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  a  new  sohool 
building. 

Millia,  Mass.,  has  voted  to  issue  $30,0i')0  worth  of  bonds 
or  scrip. 

At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Bridgeport,  Pa.,  school  board 
it  was  voted  to  issue  #3,5(iO  worth  of  boods  instead  of 
$2,5  0,  as  decided  some  time  ago. 

The  Atlanta,  Qa.,  Gas  Light  Co.  proposes  to  make  a 
large  issue  of  bonds.  Of  the  amount  realized  f  om  the 
sale  of  these  bord^  $6(  0,'  O'l  will  be  spent  on  the  improve- 
ment of  the  pervioe  in  Atlanta  doriog  the  coming  year. 

The  St'Qih  Bend,  lad  ,  coanoil  has  aathorized  the  issue 
of  I.";, 50(1  worth  of  6  per  cent  bouds  for  the  EbrI  Jtfferson 
street  improvement  aud  $8,(i(i(i  six  per  cent  bouds  on  the 
West  Jeflferson  street  improvement. 

Oq  February  19  ihs  citizens  of  Scottsdale,  Pa.,  will  vote 
on  the  issue  of  creating  a  bonded  indobteJness  of  $30,000 
for  street  pavicg,  curbing  and  sewerage. 

Uarrisbnrg.  Pa.,  will  issue  4  per  cent  bonds  to  refund 
$J4i',0(  0  worih  of  6  per  cent  bonds  now  due. 

Greenfield,  Mo. —  Bonds  of  Greeofi-ld  to  the  amonnt  of 
$3,(  00  will  probably  be  issued. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architects  W.  W.  Boyington  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  store  and  oflice  building  at  Decatur,  111., 
for  James  Milliken.  It  will  be  six  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  lOi  by  105  feet  with  steel  and  iron  skele- 
ton, stone  and  terra  cotta  fronts,  navc  steam  heat, 
hardwood  finish,  elevators,  marble  and  tile  work, 
fireprooflng,  composition  roof  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  about  $  00,000. 

Kuehl  &  Gatterdam  are  preparing  plans  for  a 
modern  flat  building  on  Homan  avenue  near  Thir- 
teenth street,  for  A.  Metzger.  It  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  22  by  55  feet,  have  stone  front, 
hard  wood  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $5,500,  The  same  architects  made  p  ans  for  a 
building  to  contain  three  stores  and  three  flats  at  One 
Hundred  and  Twentieth  street  and  Union  avenue. 
West  Pullman,  for  M.  Betterson.  It  will  cover  75  by 
70  feet.,  two  stories  and  basement  high  have  a  front 
of  iron  and  plate  glass,  pressed  brick  and  stone  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $12,000.  The 
building  contracts  have  just  been  let. 

Architects  B.  Eisendrath  &  Co.  have  designed  a 
four-story  and  b  sement  apartment  house  to  be 
erected  on  Evans  avenue,  near  Forty-seventh  street. 
It  will  front  51  feet,  with  a  depth  of  61  feet,  and  will 
be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone  in  the  flrst  story  and 
Roman  pressed  brick  trimmed  with  Bedford  stone 
above  that  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  eight 
apartmentsof  seven  rooms  each  They  will  be  finished 
in  hardwood  and  will  be  heated  by  steam.  The  cost 
is  estimated  at  $25,000. 

Architects  Murphy  &  Camp  have  designed  for  T. 
G.  McEUigott  a  three-story  apartment  house,  25x72 
feet,  to  be  built  at  4518  Indiana  avenue.  The  front 
will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone,  and  the  interior 
will  be  flnished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam. 
It  will  cost  19  500. 

Architects  Hill  &  Woltersdorf  have  designed  f-^r 
Mrs  John  Turnbull  a  two-story  and  basement  resi- 
dence to  be  built  at  West  Adams  street  and  Mary- 
land avenue.  It  will  front  25  feet,  with  a  depth  of 
58,  and  will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone  and  bri  ^k. 
The  interior  will  be  flnished  in  hardwood  and  heated 
by  a  furnace.    It  will  cost  $5,000. 

Architect  J.  A.  Miller  has  designed  for  William 
Seymour  a  three  «tory  and  basement  flat  building  to 
be  erected  at  the  corner  of  Emerald  avenue  and  Forty- 
flfth  street.  It  will  front  25  feet,  with  a  depth  of  66, 
and  will  be  constructen  of  pressed  brick  and  stone 
It  will  cost  $8,000. 

Architect  S.  N.  Crowen  ha ?  designed  for  Edward 
L.  Waugh  a  two-story,  basement  and  attic  house  to 
be  built  at  Birchwood  Beach.  It  will  front  27  feet, 
with  a  depth  of  50,  and  will  be  of  frame  and  heated 
by  a  furnace    It  will  cost  $4,500. 

Architects  A.  G.  Morey  &  Co  have  designed  for  a. 
J.  Dart  a  two-story,  attic  and  basement  residence  to 
be  built  at  South  Evanston.  It  will  be  of  frame,  30x 
50  feet,  and  will  be  heated  by  a  furnace.  The  cost  is 
$3,500 

Architect  Ira  C.  Saxe  has  designed  a  two-story  and 
basement  residence  and  doctor's  office  for  Dr.  Mes- 
senger, in  Englewood.  It  will  front  25  feet,  with  a 
depth  of  70.  It  will  be  in  the  colonial  style  of  archi- 
tecture, with  massive  columns, and  will  be  constructed 
of  Bedford  stone.  The  flrst  story  will  contain  the 
doctor's  offices  and  the  second  his  residence.  It  will 
cost  $3,500, 


January  13,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BDILDING  JOURNAL. 


Architect  Moritz  w.  Boehm  has  planned  a  twc- 
story,  basement  and  attic  residence  to  be  built  at 
tJheltenham,  on  Seventy-fourth  street,  east  of  the 
Illinois  Central  railroad.  It  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone.  The  interior  will  be  nicely 
furnished  in  quarter-sawed  sycamore  and  it  will  te 
heated  by  a  furnace.    It  will  cost  $10,000. 


LATE  LEGAL  DECISIONS. 


LANDLORD  AND  TENANT— SMOKING  CHIMNEY— EVIC- 
TION. 

Opinion  by  Presiding  Ju  tice  Waterman.  — 
Upon  the  trial  the  defendant  testified  that  he  left 
the  premises  because  the  chimney  broke  down  and 
he  could  not  cook  any  more  This  testimony  being 
objected  to,  appellant's  counsel  went  on  to  say  that 
it  was  the  purpose  of  the  landlord  to  evict  the  ten- 
ant but  they  offered  no  such  evidence,  and  conced- 
ing, as  they  did,  that  all  that  was  done  was  done  by 
Boddie  Bros.,  through  whom  the  premises  were 
leased,  appellant  not  only  failed  to  sbow  that  Boddie 
Bros,  were  authorised  to  do  anything  toward  evict 
ing  the  tenants,  but  did  not  offer  to  show  acts  of 
Boddie  Bros,  that  if  done  by  appellee  would  have 
amounted  to  an  eviction.  The  utmost  shown  or 
offered  in  this  direction  was  that  the  chimney 
smoked  badly  and  that  Boddie  Bros  ,  appelee's  agents, 
often  promised  to  fix  it  but  neglected  to  dc  so. 
Also  that  there  was  some  talk  with  Boddie  Bns  to 
the  effect  that  the  premises  were  worth  much  more 
than  the  tenant  was  paying,  and  that  he  told 
Boddie  Bros  that  if  the  cnimney  was  n  )t  fixed  he 
should  have  to  move  out.  This  evidence  did  not 
tend  to  prove  an  eviction  and  was  properly  excluded 
from  the  jury.  The  n  aintiff  was  fairly  entitled  to 
recover  and  the  judgments  of  the  Circuit  Court  are 
affirmed. 

LANDLORD  AND  TENANT— CLAIM  FOR  RENT. 

Opinion  by  Mr.  Justice  Gary.— The  appellee  was 
tenant  of  a  dwelling  house  of  the  appellant  under  a 
written  lease  for  a  year,  expiring  April  ;iO,  1893  at 
the  rent  of  $47  50  per  month  Before  the  lease  ex 
pired,  the  appelant  notified  the  appellee  that  after 
A-QTi\  30rh,  if  he  remained,  the  rent  would  be  $50 
p-^r  month.  He  remained  until  September  15th, 
paying  the  rent  of  the  previous  months,  S50  per 
month. 

The  appellant  rented  the  premises,  part  to  one  ten- 
ant and  part  to  another,  how  soon,  and  upon  what 
terms,  does  not  clearly  appear,  though  it  is  testified 
that  the  appellant  received  only  $75  for  the  months 
of  September,  October  and  November.  Why  the  jury 
did  not  allow  the  defendant  $25  for  the  half  of  Sep- 
ber,  during  which  the  appellee  did  occupy,  whatever 
they  concluded  upon  the  testimony  as  to  the  terms 
under  which  the  appellee  held  over,  or  why  the  court 
did  not  impose  the  payment  of  that  sum  as  terras  of 
refusing  a  new  trial,  can  only  be  explained  by  what 
seems  a  fair  inference  from  the  record,  that  the  ap- 
pellent,  claiming  not  less  than  $75  which  she  had  re- 
covered before  a  justice,  by  appeal  from  whose  judg- 
meui  the  case  was  in  the  Superior  Court,  forbore  to 
press  the  undisputed  claim  of  $25  fearing  the  effect 
upon  her  larger  claim 

The  testimony  as  to  the  terms  upon  which  the 
appellee  held  over  is  of  too  uncertain  a  character  for 
us  to  determine  upon  it  that  the  appellee  was  liable 
for  rent  beyond  the  time  he  occupied,  and  the  de- 
mand for  the  $25  can  not  be  made  for  the  first  time- 
here.   Judgment  affirmed. 


"BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE." 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick" for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


A  CRUCIAL  TEST. 


THE  STANDARD  OF    SUPERIORITY    AS  ESTABLISHED 
BY  THE  CYCLE  EXHIBIT. 

The  careful  statistician  who  attempts  to  classify  • 
the  one  hundred  thousand  riders  of  the  wheel  in  Chi- 
cago, will  be  astonished  to  find  how  large  a  propor- 
tion of  the  cyclists  are  connected  with  its  real  e  tate 
and  building  interests.  It  is  significant  but  not  sur- 
prising that  over  and  beyond  all  other  professions,  , 
trades  or  occupations  the  real  estate  operator  should 
b<i  found  amongst  those  foremost  in  availing  them- 
selves of  nineteenth  century  methods  of  travel,  for 
even  the  physician,  the  exigencies  of  whose  calling 
demands  a  convenient  and  reliable  means  of  rapid 
transit,  does  not  feel  a  more  imperative  demand  for 
the  cycle  than  does  the  real  estate  man  to  whou: '  time 
is  money  "  and  who  finds  that  this  means  of  trans- 
portation is  available  beyond  all  others. 

Realizing  these  facts  the  recent  Cycle  Exhibit  was 
anticipated  with  interest,  and  means  were  adopted 
looking  toward  a  thorough  and  unbiased  report  re- 
garding the  relative  merits  of  the  various  mounts 
offered  the  purchasing  public  with  a  view  to  the  se- 
lection of  the  best,  that  such  might  be  editorially  en- 
dorsed to  our  readers,  above  any  and  all  other  manu- 
factures.  Of  course  journals  devoted  to  the  interests 
of  the  bicycle  industry  cannot  make  such  distinction 
as  they  rely  largely  upon  the  advertising  patronage 
of  the  manufacturers  for  support  and  were  the  really 
best  selected  and  endorsed  in  preference  to  all  other 
brands,  the  ones  discrimated  against  would  withdraw 
their  advertisraents  from  the  columns  of  the  paper 
making  the  distinction.    However,  the  Real  Estate 
AND  Building  Journal  is  in  a  position  to  make  a 
selection  upon  merit  and  has  done  so  in  a  way  which 
cannot  but  afford  satisfaction  to  its  readers  who  must 
lo  )k  in  vain  in  bicycle  publications  for  unprejudiced 
alvice  in  making  selection  of  a  wheel.     Upon  the 
opening  of  the  Exhibit  this  paper  assigned  a  trusted 
member  of  its  editorial  staff  to  act  with  a  mechani- 
cal expert  who  has  no  interest  in  any  particular 
wheel,  and  who  by  the  way  was  formerly  connected 
with  the  largest  cycle  manufacturing  concern  in  the 
East.    These  two  men  without  betraying  their  mis- 
sion to  any  man,  made  a  thorough  examination  of 
every  line  of  wheels  exhibited,  carefully  and  judi- 
ciously weighed  every  claim  made  by  the  various  man- 
ufacturers and  noted  all  expressions  of  .those  most 
competent  to  express  intelligent  opinions.     This  ex- 
haustive and  painstaking  search  was  conducted  dur- 
ing the  entire  six  days  of  the  exhibit  and  at  its  close 
the  two  representatives  of  this  paper  met  to  compare 
notes.   Upon  coming  to  a  point  of  making  a  decision 
both  were  gratified  -but  not  surp  rised— to  find  that 
each  was  ready  to  award  the  palm  of  pre-eminent  su- 
periority to  the  same  wheel,  viz.,  the  Monarch.  Both 
conceded  that  such   a  preponderance  of  points  ex- 
isted in  favor  of  the  Monarch  whether  viewed  from 
the  vantage  groun  d  of  the  experienced  mechanic  or 
from  the  standpoi  nt  of  the  editorial  writer  who  in  his 
way  has  had  an    equally  long  experience  with  the 
wheel,  that  no  other  decision  could  be  given  The 
reader  sh  ould  remember  that  this  decision  was  ar- 
rived at  after  the  most  thorough  investigation  with 
no  friend  to  reward,  no  enemy  to  punish  and  no  in- 
terests save  those  of  our  readers  to  serve. 

In  view  of  such  facts  those  who  have  neither  time 
nor  facilities  to  make  such  investigation,  may  rely 
upon  the  justness  of  the  verdict.  Taken  as  a  whole 
the  Monarch  ranks  above  any  and  all  other  wheels 
and  is  emphatically  and  unqualifiedly  the  best 
For  this  reason  we  commend  it  above  all  the  rest 
w  hatever  claims  may  be  made.  The  decision  is  based 
upon  a  fact  which  is  above  question  or  argument  and 
should  be  of  benefit  to  every  reader  who  contem- 
plates the  selection  and  purchase  of  a  wheel  for  the 
coming  season. 


Oovington,  Ky. — Proposals  will  be  received  until  Febru- 
ary 4,  lt!95,  bv  J,  T.  Van  Hoene,  city  olerk,  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $31,41  0  of  5  per  oent  asphalt  street  improvement 
bones.  The  secorities  are  dated  May  18,  1893,  interest  is 
payable  annually  at  the  Oity  Depository,  and  $3,000  of  the 
amonnt  matures  May  18,  1896,  $4,700  May  18,  1901,  $11,- 
900  May  18,  1902,  and  $11,800  May  18,  1903. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FOBECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKE  PLAGE  BETWEEN  JAN.  12  AND  JAN.   31,  1891. 

Joh  Dston'8  enb.  It  76  of  pt  of  b  6  In  Johneton  &  Lee'e  sob  of  the  n  w  H 
see  20  a9  14.  Feb  5,  11  am.  Walter  Jou  ler,  master,  66  Portlatd  b  k. 
L  N. 

VlUage  of  aidseland,  the  n  16%  ft  of  It  10  b  8  of  sec  8  39  13.  Feb  12,  11 

e.  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  msster,  60  Portland  bit.  N  0  K. 
Wentworih's  sub,  It  41  in  b  1  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  M 
of  sec  34  39  14.  Jan  29, 11  am.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Portland  bik. 
L  N. 

Ooles'  sub,  It  11  in  b  3  of  Its  22  to  25  and  Its  30  to  35  In  b  2  lis  7  to  12, 
Ua  19  lo  v6  and  Its  34  to  36  in  b  3  and  Its  7  to  12  and  19  to  2K  lu  b  6  in 
8tav»B  snb  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  36  4o  13.  Feb  5.  11  a  m.  PL 
Sherman,  mnster.  L  N. 
Waller's  snb.  It  26  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  V4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  20  39  It;  al- 
so Its  136,  137  and  167  all  in  b  11  In  Austin's  add  to  Austluvllle  a  «nb 
of  the  e  13  acres  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  e  >4  of  sec  8  39  IS.  Feb  12,  11 
am.  Miirgaret  Filzsierald,  aamtix.  L  N. 

Keeley's  sub,  It  9  of  the  e  pt  o  It  6  in  b  26  lu  the  Canal  Trustees  i-ab,of 
the  s  frac  of  sec  29  39  14.  Feb  ^,  11  a  m.  Itaw  A  I  iokir,  masitr,  li09 
Tac  ma  bldg.  L  N. 
Melville's  snb.  Us  89  911  and  91  of  b  22  in  the  Onnal  Trustee's  t-ub  of  si  c 

7  39  14.  Fdb  ),  11  a  m.  Kdw  A  Dicker,  ma^-ter.  L  N. 
Lt  42  in  snbblk  1  in  ontlt  or  b  47  ia  the  w  Vi  and  the  w  i4  of  the  n  e  !4 

of  sea  17  39  14  Ftb  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dic»er.  master.  N. 
Rosenmerkel's  sub,  the  e  ao  f.  of  It  32  of  It  31  i  1  s-chool  Trustees  fub 
of  830  16  38  14.  fjD  5,  12  m.  Jno  J  dealy.  ma^f  r.  401-407  Keazie  bldg. 
L  N. 

Kralovec  &  Hon  'neichliS  enb.  It  M  of  b  13  in  J  hnston  &  Lee's  snb.  of 
the  s  w  "4  of  sec  -u  39  14.  Feb  1,  li  a  m.  J^o  T  Noyes,  master,  88 
and  9J  W Mshiugtcn  St.  L  H. 
Evanston,  Brown's  add.  It  1  in  b  2.  Feb  1,  11  a  m.  Hermanns  Da  Boen, 
admtr.  L  < 

Davis,    outh  ndd.  It  6  in  b  2,  bei'  g  a  sub  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  8  w  K  of 

sec  28  39  14  Feb  4,  11  a  m.   Uiram  Barber,  mas. er.  L  N. 
Lake  View,  (  lark  A  McOoi  nell's  add,  It  28  in  b  I,  being  a  sub  of  Its  31 
and  32  i_.  Piije  Grove,  sec  21  iO  14.  Feb  5,  2  p  m.  Jeremiah  Leiming, 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  N. 

Habbiid'8  snb,  Its  3S  an  1  39  of  It  4  in£OlouBh  &  Barney's  sub  of  l*e  34 
and  35  in  School  Trustees  snb  of  stc  15  38  14.  leb  5,  2  pm.  Jeremiah 
Lea  "  it  g,  master.  L  N. 
Bradwell's  add.  It  16  in  b  3  beicg  a  sab  of  17  acres  in  the  8  w  H  of  sec 
31  40  14.  Feb  4,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 

Sammerdale,  It  43  in  b  5  a  sub  in  seci  7  and  8  40  1  .  Feb  5,  II  a  m.  Geo 

Bass,  master,  109  Hertford  bl  g.  L  B. 
Qaflaela's  snb.  its  25  and  26  of  pt  of  the  s  H  of  th^  e  e  >4  of  the  8  w  !4  of 

sec  27  41  14.  Feb  2  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master   L  B. 
Oass  snb.  Its  20  in  b  5  of  the  e  311  acres  of  the  s  64  acres  of  the  n  w  K 
of  sec  iS  39  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  Juo  r  Noyes,  master.  L  B. 

Lts  26  and  27  in  b  2  in  the  sub  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  e  of  the  8  w  of 
the  8  w  H  of  pec  8  38  14.  Feb  5,  lu  a  m.  1  hos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702 
Ohicago  vjp^ra  House.  L,  B. 
Neabirry's  sub,  lie  .0  and  11  in  b  5  of  the  n  1162.6  ft  of  the  e  !4  of  the 
u  e  !4  i.f  8  c  8  38  14.  Jan  30,  11  a  m.  Wirt  1£  Humphrey,  master  89 
Madison  st  LB. 

Webster's  sob.  It  1  sabblk  1  of  b  4B  of  omits  3  fn4  in 'he  Osnal  Trus- 
tees sub,  of  the  w  V4  of  sac  21  39  14.  Feb  2,  11  a  m,  Jno  T  Noyes,  mas- 
ter. L  d. 

Olarkdale.  Its  29  and  3  1  in  b  5  being  a  sub  bv  Geo  T  Potter  of  the  8  e  H 
of  the  u  w  of  sec  35  38  13.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  F  E  Halllgan,  master.  L  B. 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  39  in  b  7  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  n  w  !4  of  eeo  21  38  14. 

Feb  2,  11  a  m.  F  C  Halllgan,  master.  L  B 
Auburn  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  in  the  resub  of  b  5,  being  a  sub  ia  sec  28  38  14. 

Feb 5,  11  a  tq.  Win  F  Wetmers,  mas;6r.  Bin  upera  House  bldg,  L  B. 
Clark's  sub.  It  16  in  b  2  of  b  8  of  Stone  &  'Whitney's  mb.  of  the  w  H  of 
the  s  e  !4  of  sec  6  3-i  14.  Feb  5,  11  a  m.  Geo  Ua^s.  master.  L  B. 

Q->odwi.,'8  fub,  It  45  in  b  6  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  w  H  of  eec  20  38  14. 
j  I  .  21,  1  p  111.  Qe  )  Mills  Itogers,  m  ;8ter.  1  n  Washington  st.   L  B. 

Johnston's  sob,  the  e  (4  of  It  26  in  b  1  of  the  e  '/^  of  the  e  e  H  of  sec  36 
411  i3.  Feb  2,  11  a  m.  dosau  (i  Whlie  udmtrx    L  B. 

Wetherbee  &  Gregory's  sub.  It  11  in  b  2  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec 

1  39  13.  jao  25,  1pm.  Geo  Reilly,  adm  r.  L  N. 

Pitner'8  sub,  the  n  and  s  of  b  23  of  tiie  s  w  Vi  of  sec  27  38  14.  Jan  21, 
11  a  m.  Jno  X  Noye^,  mafter,  8H  and  9u  Washiugton  8t.  Ij  N. 

Eggleston's  2nd  sub,  the  n  H  cf  It  15  and  .he  s  H  of  It  16  b  4  in  eeo  28 

38  14.  Jail  22,  10  a  m.  J.is  K  Mann,  master,  175  uearborn  st.  L  N. 

Sopr  Ot  Comm.  It  S  in  the  sub  of  Its23  to  3!  in  b  2  rf  hi  '415  and  16  and 
21  in  the  Asse8<or'8  div  of  the  e     of  the  -  e  H  ot  fee  IH  39  14  jan  22, 

2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master,  2ij  Reaper  bik   L  N. 

Sharp  &  Smith's  sub.  It  63  ot  b  42  of  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub,  of  the  8  w 
H  of  sec  17  39  14.  jan  22,  2  pm.  B  L  Wait,  master    L  N. 

Smith's  snb.  It  1  ot  Its  6  7  8  and  9  of  b  4  snb  of  It  3  of  the  Circuit  Ot  ptn 
of  the  B  V4  of  the  8  e  M,  ot  eec  12  39  13.  jan  21,  Ham.  Thos  Taylor 
Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Rawson's  snb.  It  10  of  b  4  of  ihe  e  yi  of  the  8  e  H  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  13 

39  13.  jan  21,  11  a  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washiugton  st. 
L  N. 

The  8  Vs  of  the  s  e  li  of  the  n  e  of  .-pc  20  and  the  n  e  >4  (ex  the  n  2 
acres  of  Ihe  w  V5  of  said  n  e  H )  of  the  s  e  of  the  n  e  hi  ot  sec  20  39 
13.  Mar  20,  10  am.  Wirt  E  H umphrey,  master,  86  Madison  St.    L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Healy  Brrs  snb,  the  uud  H  of  sublts  2  to  15  in  the  sub  ot  It  2  of  pt  Its  1 
snd  2  6  4  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  tub  of  sec  29  29  14.  Jan  22,  10  a  m. 
Jas  Pense,  sheriff.  NOR. 
80  Oh'g3.  Poyles  add.  It  19  in  b  1  sec  6  37  lo,  also  Its  26  and  27  in  b  72 
'       in  0  &  0  C  &  D  Go's  su»  in  se:s  ft  and  6  37  1ft,  also  It  35  in  b  67  in  said 
sob  j.in  22,  1(1  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  NOB. 

;    Ayers  &  Ha-uilton's  sob.  Its  1!  and  13  of  ths  e  4  20-100  acres  of  b  39  in 
the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  ot  th^  w  '/i  of  the  s  e  V4  sec  21  39  14.    jan  22, 
Ij  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff .  NOR. 
The  und  i4  of  w  14  ot  n  e  14  ot  aeo  1  39  12.  jan  22,  10  a  m.   Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NCR. 

White  '  snb,  it  5  b  1  of  iht  bc  es  n  of  s  33  rods  6i4  f t  of  s  e  %  of  n  e  V4 
'      9  38  14.  jin  22  22,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  NOR. 

0  &     0  &  D  Co'8  Pub,  It  5  b  9  in  sees  5  and  6  37  IB.  jaa  2 !,  10  a  m.  Jas 

Pease,  ^heriff.  N  0  K. 
Scammon  &  Dickey's  m  1  It  6  >  b  2  of  w  H  s  e  !4  e  of  I  C  Ry  eec  23  39  14. 
jan  15,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 
■    Sheridan  Drive  #eiDbert!  add  It  128  and  129  lu  the  s  e  14  of  tec  -0  4  ) 
;      14.  jan  15,  lu  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

1    Hesewesch  -nb,  ltSb7sw!4neU  and  w  165.88  ft  of  n  1162  3  ft  «  e  !>4 
n  e  !4  sec  31  37  16.  jan  22,  11  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  N  <J  K. 
Garfield  bivd,  Onmming's  add,  It  35  being  a  snb  ol  It  2  in  b  3  and  It  2  iu 
b  4  in  the  Circnit  Ot  ptn  a  sob  of  the  w  V4  of  the  8  w  H .  ot  sec  1*  39 
13,  Jan  8, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 


64 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  i9,  1896 


WARRANT y  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Jany.  17,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  OTSr  $1,000   284  12,697,701 

Jlty,  nnder  $1,000   112  6»,495 

OooDty  121  44H,887 

Total   517  $3,211,086 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Jany.  18,  1894. 

tjalee.  Amount. 

Oltj,  over  $1,000                             286  $1  822,814 

Olty,  under  1,000....                      142  87,982 

Oounty                                        2C2  429,328 

Total   620  $2,440,124 

Aberdeen  st  S,  premises  No  6800  and 
6802;  Jan  16.  F  0  Tieman  to  L  Mayer 
 $9,0C0 

Aberdeen  st,  200  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  60x124; 
Nov  10,  '94.  Estate  of  G  Snydaoker  to 
W  Parker  $1,300 

Adams  av,  106  ft  n  of  84th  st,  w  f  50x125; 
Jan  14.  fi  B  Gamp  to  M  Lippman.  $1,350 

^dams  av,  258  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  40x161; 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  16.  O  U  Voroe  to 
American  Preservers  Company  ....  $4,251 

Adams  st,  160  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  75x125;  Deo 
6,  '93.  A  F  Farlin  to  0  F  Linzel ....  $2,100 

Ada  st,  n  w  71st,  e  f  72xl2ti^;  Jan  10.  M 
L  Brown  to  O  Wahl  $1,650 

Alley  lot  bet  Banker  and  Twelfth  sts,  107 
ft  w  of  Clinton,  20^x61^;  Nov  16,  '94. 
C  J  Vopioka  et  al  to  J  Bnrish  $l,i35 

Archer  av,  21  ft  e  of  Haynes  ot,  n  f  25x 
100;  Jan  2.  People's  B  and  L  Assn  to 
A  Sobbe  $4,300 

Arthur  av,  58  ft  s  of  83rd  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Sep  26,  '94.  J  O  Morris  to  J  Boran. $1,200 

Ashland  av,  206  ft  s  of  (iraceland,  e  f  25x 
126,  nnd  )^  int;  Jan  4.  A  L  Jones  to  H 
W  Harpold...  $3,750 

Balmoral  av,  175  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  n  f  60 
125;  June  16,'93.  /  Marx  to  H  L  Eick- 
eteadt  ,.,  $1,400 

Belmont  av,  160  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  50x 
125;  Deo  10, '94.  0  J  Reed  et  al  to  O 
Bnokoldt  $4,5C0 

Berteaa  av,  131  ft  e  of  Linooln,  n  f  BT^^x 
125;  Deo  27,  '94.  H  M  Hnbbard  to  A  C 
Trowbridge  $1,100 

Bishop  et,  48  ft  n  of  58th,  w  f  49x124,  and 
other  ppty ;  Jan  15.  M  Daffy  to  M  Carey 
 $7,500 

Bishop  av,  s  w  cor  89th  st,  e  f  148x124; 
Nov  12,  '94.  A  Streatman  et  al  to  8  W 
Denny  $2,500 

Bishop  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  18,  '94.  8  W 
Denny  to  L  F  Diokason  $3,000 

Bissell  st,  49  ft  n  of  Tremont  av,  e  f  36x 
124;  Jan  14.  N  E  Lnndin  to  M  E  bjerpe 
 $10,000 

Bond  av,  n  e  cor  76th  st.  s  w  f  208x422, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  31,  '94.  J  Clark  to 
a  Nichols  $10,000 

Bond  av,  210  ft  n  of  74th  st,  n  e  f  25x195; 
Deo  27,'94.  C  A  Straab  to  M  I  Darling 
 $1,750 

Bond  av,  235  ft  n  of  74th  st,  n  e  f  26x195; 
Deo  27,'9l.  Same  to  H  E  Yoangs. .  .$1,750 

Bosworth  av,  274  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f 
25x124;  Deo  21,  '94.  R  E  Fishbnrn  fo 
H  N  Anderson   $1,100 

Bryan  av,  166  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive  s  f  60 
xl62;  Jan  ll.  J  P  Erpelding  to  A 
Erpeldiog  $7,600 

Boflalo  av,  3C0  ft  s  of  133rd  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Jan  14.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Masonic  B  L 
and  Savings  Assn   $2,895 

By  ion  st,  100  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f  50 
xl72;  Jan  2.  E  T  Stotesbnry  to  E  H 
Knoop  $7,000 

Byron  st,  180  ft  w  of  Halsted,  s  f  40x122; 
Jan  12.  N  E  Strong  to  M  H  Cro8by$7,000 

California  av,  171  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  w  f 
25x129;  Jan  14.  Est  of  W  W  AUport  to 
C  C  Matteson  $2,000 

California  av,  58  ft  s  of  Thomas  st,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  10.  J  Mrakowski  to  J  Walsh 
 $1,625 

Calamet  av,  34  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  16x91, 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  9.  E  B  Camp  to  W 
H  Fisher  $13,000 

Calamet  av,  n  w  cor  69th  st,  e  f  18x91, 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  9.  E  B  Camb  to  W 
A  Treat  $18,250 

Calamet  av,  18  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  16x91; 
Jan  9  Same  to  O  P  Rogers  $13,000 

Campbell  av,  225  ft  a  of  Potomac,  w  f  26x 
126;  Jan  10.  J  P  Lindberg  to  F  Wilcke 
 $3,300 

Campbell  av,  50  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f  26x 
126;  Jan  14.  S  Nilson  to  C  Christiauson 


 1(2,4(0 

Catalpa  et,  277  ft  e  of  Ferry,  n  f  60x126; 
Jan  16.  O  Larson  to  E  L  Thorsen.  $3,000 

Central  Park  av,  n  w  cor  W  13th  st,  e  f  48 
xl25;  Jan  15.  J  J  Callerton  to  F  Martin 
 $1,760 

I  Center  av,  241  ft  n  of  59th  st,  w  f  34x125; 
Dec  27,'94.  M  R  Adams  to  W  B  Jones 
 $1,100 

Champlain  av,  203  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  16 
2  3x124;  Jan  1.  Q  O  Gordon  to  H  Jacobs 
 ii&,000 

Charlotte  st,  n  w  oor  W  44th,  s  f  61x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  19,'94.  J  0  Sohn- 
macher  to  J  T  Shannon  $3,200 

Chestnat  st,  113  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
373^x125;  Jan  1.  GF  Heald  to  B  F  Den- 
ton $4,5C0 

Chicago  av,  225  ft,  more  or  less;  s  e  of 
Franklin  st,  n  e  f  60x125;  Jan  8.  d  L 
Wilcox  to  S  W  Weems   $1,600 

Chicago  av,  25  ft  w  of  Fairfield,  s  f  26x 
126;  Dec  20,'94.  C  Gehler  to  M  Klager 
 $3,125 

Chicago  av,  23  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st.  n  f  24x 
121;  Jan  16.  J  TValsh  to  C  E  Sohlytern 
  $2,900 

Chicago  av,  s  w  cor  Leavitt  et,  n  f  '^.Sxl21; 
Jan  15.  C  Klingel  to  W  Pfeifer  ...  $3,850 

Chicago  av,  23  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st.  n  f  24x 
121;  Jan  17.  0  E  Sohlytern  to  W  Pfeifer 
 $3,000 

Clark  st  N,  s  e  cor  N  Water,  w  f  180x240, 
more  or  less;  Deo  31, '94.  Est  of  Hiram 
Sibley  to  Sibley  Warehoase  and  Stor- 
age Company  $1,160,C00 

Clifton  av,  97  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  w  f  24nx 
126;  Deo  29,  '94.  Estate  of  C  J  Wicker 
to  W  R  Smith  $3,000 

Clifton  av,  121  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  e  f  37% 
xl25;  Jan  12.  J  Lenz  to  C  Van  Allen 
Smith  $1,950 

Commercial  st,  93  ft  n  of  Berteaa  av,  w  f 
50x165;  Dec  26,  '94.  O  R  Trowbridge  to 
J  S  McDonald  $3,500 

Commercial  av,  98  ft  n  of  85th  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Oct  12,  '94.  J  H  Schaland  to  W  J 
Haley  $1,500 

Commercial  st,  242  ft  s  of  Leland  av,  e  f 
50x175;  Jan  10.  S  Evans  to  F  J  Weber 
 $3,800 

Oongress  st,  n  w  cor  42nd,  s  f  60x125;  Jan 
15.  J  Marray  to  W  F  Domann  $2,250 

Congress  st,  176  ft  e  of  W  45th,  s  f  26x 
125;  Jan  15.  A  Bredfleld  to  J  J  McArdle 
 $1,850 

Cook  st,  237  ft  n  of  49th,  e  f  24x124;  Jan 
Ifi.  A  Jaros  to  M  Blaha  $1,700 

Cornelia  st,  68  ft  e  of  Randolph  av,  s  f  76 
xl25;Sept  13,  '94.  0  B  Loacks  to  M  E 
Loaoks  $1,100 

Cottage  Grove  av,  86  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f 
25x126;  Deo  31,  '94.  S  W  Weems  to  H  L 
Wilcox  $3,300 

Crawford  av,  186  ft  s  of  Coartland  av,  e  f 
125x125;  Nov  21,'94.  D  M  Reynolds  to 
A  Sohiewe   f  2,000 

Cnyler  av,  228  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  37^ 
xl20;  Apr  23,'92.  H  M  Hnbbard  to  T  D 
Hausch...  $1,050 

Dania  av,  n  w  oor  Potomac,  e  f  50x126; 
Dec  3,  '94.  N  J  EUestad  to  Zion  Nor- 
weRian  E  L  Charoh   $5,195 

Dakin  av.  20!)  ft  e  of  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40x1 23, 
Jan  10.  M  BensiDger  to  M  H  Crosby 
 $6,500 

Dakin  av,  80  ft  e  of  Rokeby  st,  n  f  20x 
122;  Jan  10.  V  Stander  to  0  T  Crosby 
 $1,500 

Dakia  av,  100  ft  e  of  Rokeby  st,  n  f  20x 
122;  Jan  10.  Same  to  M  A  Fraser.  .$1,500 

Dayton  st,  827  ft  s  of  Clay,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  26,  '94.  F  DSteverato  J  Kartheaser 
  $2,000 

Dearborn  st,  63  ft  n  of  6l8t,  e  f  62i^x 
100;  Jan  10.  C  Waide  to  J  Morehonse 
 $15,000 

Dickey  st,  266  ft  s  of  71st,  w  f  33i^xl  19}^; 
Oct  5,  '94.  C  K  Tabor  to  O  A  Thompson 
 $5,700 

Dickson  st,  194  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  24x 
1373^;  Jan  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  Her- 
mann $4,933 

Diokson  st,  141  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f 
32x120;  Nov  8,  '92.  H  P  Krantz  to  F  A 
Staaber  $5,300 

Diversey  st,  50  ft  e  of  Perry,  s  f  24x124;^; 
Jan  10.  F  Lieser  to  M  Fanst  $2,000 

Division  st,  98  ft  a  of  Wood,  n  f  25x125; 
Jan  10.  M  Hagerto  E  Kisohel  $12,600 

Drexel  blvd,  249  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  64x 
37i^xl00xl80,8l3O  lot  19  and  part  of  18 
in  rear  of  same;  Jan  2.  A  L  Gartside  to 
J  M  Gartside  $50,000 

Drexel  blvd  260  ft  n  of  47lh  st,  e  f  12x200; 
Jan  5.  L  Morris  to  J  L  lver8on....|5,400 


Drexel  av.  48  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  26x125; 

Jan  1.  F  H  Jones  to  G  N  Lee   $9,000 

Eliis  st,  320  ft  more  or  less  n  of  Lyman, 
s  w  f  80x100;  Jan  11.  M  E  Lynch  et  al 

to  J  T  Lynch  $1,750 

Eightieth  st,  s  w  oor  Honore,  n  f  24x125; 
Jaa  11.  M  J  Merki  to  8  Hewitt. .  .$1,000 

Eighty-second  st,  KO  it  e  of  Emerald  av, 
sf  75x110;  Jan  11.  H  F  Albers  to  W  G 
Miller   $4,500 

Eighty-sixth  pi.  206  ft  w  of  Viocennes  av, 
n  f  25x116;  Dec  31,  '94.  M  Ohmsted  to 

W  F  Heyden  $3,<i00 

Eighty-seventh  st,  75  ft  e  of  South  Park, 
n  f  60x  125;  Oct  20,  '90.  8  E  Gross  to  D 
C^rpenstein  $1,200 

Ellis  av.  premises  No  4940,  2Ixl5(';  Oct 
3, '94.  WH  McDoel  to  LT  Diokason 
 $21,000 

Eleventh  st  ^,  195  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f 
24xU0;Dec  12,  '94.  J  H  Magee  to  C 
Kastler   .  ...$?,000 

Emma  pt,  135  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  24x 
124;  Jan  11.  J  Blonsky  to  F  A  Stanber 
 $3,500 

Emerald  av,  225  ft  s  of  39th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
1 16.  and  other  ppty,  and  14  '"'i  Jan  14. 
E  Gathman  to  S  Pfaelzer  $15,400 

Knglewood  av,  bet  Wright  st  and  Stewart 
av,  8  f  50x128.6,  and  3^  ml;  Jan  14.  E 
O  Hendrick  to  I  A  Periam   $2,000 

Erie  av,  135  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  26x140; 
Jan  9.  M  E  Craig  to  R  R  Cody  . . .  $3,000 

Evanston  av,  250  ft  s  of  Winona  st,  w  f 
250x236;  Jan  10.  J  T  Roberts  to  E  L 
Roberts  $1,700 

Evans  av,  236  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  24x171; 
Jan  12.  C  King  to  E  F  Newton  $3,500 

Fargo  av,  s  e  cor  Sheridan  drive,  n  f  160 
x222  and  other  ppty;  Jan  12.  G  P 
Erpelding  to  J  M  Erpelding  .$52,000 

Fifth  av,  565  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  e  f  25x125 
nnd  %  'It;  Jan  12.  Estate  of  J  Daly  to 
E  Daly....  $1,490 

Fifty-first  st,  123  ft  e  of  Morgan,  n  f  25x 
124;  Jan  11.  E  McAllister  to  T  Phee.$4,000 

Fifty  first  st,  same  ppty;  Jan  11.  T  Phee 
to  A  McAllister  $1,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  75  ft  e  of  Saokett  av,  s  f 
50x125;  Aog  12,  '90.  D  J  Kennedy  to  O 
F  Morgan  $1,500 

Fletcher  st,  96  ft  e  of  Commercial,  n  f  2i 
xl25;  Jan  10.  C  R  Stave  to  H  Schnltz 
 $2,200 

Flonrnoy  st,  25  ft  e  of  Franoisco,  n  f  25x 
125;  Jan  3.  R  R  Thomas  to  B  D  Childs 
 $4,800 

Forest  av,  180  ft  n  of  Humboldt  blvd,  e  f 
25x126;  Jan  16.  L  Freudenberg  to  E  W 
Jaros   $3,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  250  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  s  f 
25x90;  Jan  10.  T  Gordon  to  M  Brondie 
  $5,800 

Garfield  blvi,  75  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  s  f  26x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  26,  '94.  N  A 
Mayer  to  F  C  Tieman    $2,500 

Govern  st,  415  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  n  f 
25x126;  Apr  28,'90.  M  A  Watress  to  V 
Wemitean  $1,860 

Grand  blvd,  691  ftsof  35th  st,  e  f  30x124; 
Jan  11.  P  R  Hanisch  et  al  to  S  MoHie 
 $19,000 

Grand  blvd,  569  ft  s  of  35th  st,  e  f  26x165; 
Nov  23,'94.  E  M  Robinson  to  F  Levison 
 $17,500 

Greenwood  av,  n  w  cor  47th  st,  s  f  SOj^x 
142;  Jan  14.  A  M  E  Olsson  to  J  Oswald 
  $1,000 

Greenwood  av,  125  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  126 
xl86;  Jan  11.  Mast  inChy  to  W  0  Gay- 
ton  $6,274 

Green  st,  280  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  30x124;  Nov 
29,  '94.   OB  Green  to  E  C  Geipel. .  $1,530 

Green  st,  50  ft  s  of  62nd,  w  f  50x122;  Deo 
22,'94.  J  A  Chamberlain  to  E  M  Coon 
 $1,800 

Green  st,  225  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  30x124;  Oct 
24,  '94.  DeW  C  Butts  to  J  J  Wirt.  .$7,000 

Gross  av,  216  ft  n  e  of  46th  st,  n  w  f  25x 
176,  more  or  less;  Jan  16.  8  E  Gross  to 
U  Leeb  $1,338 

Gross  terrace,  116  ft  s  of  Madison  st,  w  f 
24x78,  more  or  less;  Jan  4.  J  J  Cresap 
to  J  A  Williams  $3,500 

Grove  st,  n  w  cor  Todd,  s  e  f  83x223,  more 
or  less;  Dec  29,  '94.  L  J  Rowe  to  E  G 
Halle  $26,000 

Halsted  st,  n  w  cor  Oanalportav,  e  f  45>i[X 
100,  more  or  less,  Deo  4,  '94.  J  G  Rowe 
to  8  Klein  $32,800 

Halsted  et,  n  w  oor  W  Erie,  e  f  46xllC;  Jan 
10.  J  B  Nordhem  to  E  G  Uihlein.  $14,000 

Halsted  st,  24  It  n  of  57th,  w  f  25x122;  Jan 
10.  J  F  Mucher  to  L  Rathje  $6,500 

Halsted  st,  323  ft  s  of  68tb,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  2.  F  B  Wisdom  to  C  M  Leitoh  $14,000 


Halsted  st,  n  w  oor  W  19th,  e  f  26x100; 
Nov  27,'94  F  Hnpka  8r  to  J  L  Novak 
 $15,000 

Harvard  st,  77  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
26x125;  Jan  4.  J  A  Williams  to  J  J 
Oresap  $7,6f0 

Harvard  st,  250  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  n 
t  60x125;  Deo  4,  '94.  L  Kaiser  to  F  O 
Christensen  $2,400 

Henry  st,  222  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f  50x95; 
Jan  5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Gnnzenhauser 
 $3,356 

Hermitage  av,  bet  York  and  Polk  sti,  w  f 
20x125;  Jan  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Wat- 
son  $1,390 

Hoffman  av,  97  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  e  f  75x 
'25;  Dec  20,  '94.  J  J  McCarthy  to  L  M 
Drake  $4,001 

Homan  av,  222  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  s  f  25x 
177;  Jan  12.  J  Saster  to  M  Kalina.  .$1,500 

Hope  av,  137  ft  n  of  Jackson  Park  terrace, 
e  f  30x100;  Jan  9.  Cottage  Grove  B  and 
L  Aasn  to  H  H  Wjider  $3,000 

Houston  av,  205  ft  n  of  9  !nd  st,  e  f  26x 
140  and  2  5  int;  Jan  10.  F  A  Thormeyer 
by  guardian  to  E  Watkins  $1,000 

Humboldt  blvd,  130  ft  n  of  Armitage  av, 
w  f  25x158,  more  or  less;  Jan  6.  U  C 
Hansen  to  J  T  Healy   $  1.800 

Humboldt  st,  premises  No  789;  Jan  17.  X 
Ziegler  to  E  E  Evans  $1,500 

Humboldt  and  Colombia  avs,  five  acres 
in  n  w  oor;  Jan  14.  W  M  Oarr  to  G  B 
Carr  $10,000 

Indiana  av,  106  ft  s  of  117th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Jan  3.  M  Sohmeidt  et  al  to  J  W 
Mills  et  al  $2,000 

Indiana  av,  n  e  oor  66th  st,  w  f  39.66x140; 
Jan  9.  E  P  Garnett  to  H  L  Bruckner 
  $4,957 

Iowa  st,  79  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  125x124; 
Nov  7,  '94.  J  B  Muir  to  M  H  Serum 
 $6,000 

Jaokson  st,  275  f  t  e  of  W  45th,  s  f  25x121; 
Deo  14,  '94.  J  Barrey  to  J  H  Brewster 
 $1,050 

Jaokson  st,  275  ft  e  of  42nd,  n  f  26x124; 
Dec  31,  '94.  J  G  Graff  to  N  R  Omohandro 
 $1,400 

Jaokson  st,  s  w  oor  Wood,  n  f  24x77;  Jan 
7.  J  H  Pearson  to  Board  of  Directors 
Chicago  Theo  Seminary  $14,6)0 

Jan  Huss  av,  24  ft  s  of  Prince,  w  f  24x 
124}^;  Jan  2.  B  Vrabek  to  A  Dur- 
schmidt  $l,7f  0 

Jefferson  av,  247  ft  s  of  101st  st.  w  f  5')x 
126;  Nov  17,'94.  H  C  Mechteroheimer  to 
H  F  Mills  $2,100 

Jefferson  st,  74  ft  s  of  W  14tli,  w  f  26x90, 
and  other  ppty;  Dec  15,'94.  P  J 
O'Shaogbnessy  et  al  to  M  0'.Shaughnes- 
sy  $6,000 

Jeffery  av,  275  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  fiOx 
125;  Deo  18,  '94.  R  W  Hall  to  E  Watson 
  $1,100 

Johnson  st,  premises  No  99;  Jan  16.  M 
Schwartz  to  C  Schwartz  $3,000 

Kedzie  av,  132  ft  s  of  Coartland  st,  w  f  2'> 
xl25;  Jan  8.  ()  Taraldsen  to  0  Knnd- 
sen  $4,400 

Kedzie  av,  60  ft  n  of  W  38th  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Deo  1,  '94.  W  H  Bowman  to  J  P 
Hart   $1,850 

Kenmore  av,  110  ft  n  of  Lawrence,  e  f  50 
xl60;  Deo  31,'94.  0  M  Carson  to  J  Fahle 
 $4,000 

Kensington  av,  460  ft  w  of  Howard  av,  n 
f  50x201;  Jan  2.  J  E  Murphy  to  W  D 
Buran^  $3,O0O 

Kenwood  av,  20  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  20x89; 
Dec  13,  '94.  J  W  Snyder  et  al  to  A  N 
Warner  $12,501 

Kimbark  av,  s  w  oor  52nd  st,  e  f  25xil6; 
Jan  3.  G  L  Vance  etal  to  A  Dixon.$  10,000 

Lafayette  av,  100  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f  5iix 
118;  Jan  2.  J  B  Mallette  to  F  Dielz.f3,0C0 

Lake  av,  336  ft  s  e  of  Madison,  n  e  f  26x 
75,  more  or  less;  Jan  4.  H  H  Mildon  to 
T  Moore  $5,500 

Lake  st,  618  fO  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  26x 
125,  more  or  less;  Jan  14.  W  J  Miller  et 
al  to  Mrs  L  Selba  $6,860 

Lakewood  av.  300  ft  s  of  Claremont,  e  f 
37>^xl25;  Sep  1,  '93.  Estate  of  M  E  Mc- 
Dowell to  S  Fischer  $6,500 

Leavitt  st,  125  f t  s  e  of  Sross  av,  n  e  f  26 
xl37;  Jan  10.  V  F  Marhek  to  J  Tikal- 
sky  $1,600 

Lill  st,  116  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  48x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  15.  L  Freudenberg 
to  F  W  Jaros  $6,000 

Linooln  av,  531  ft  n  w  of  Seminary,  s  w  f 
26x125;  Jan  8.  B  C  Schmidt  to  L  Ber- 
mer  $4,700 

Lincoln  av,  200  ft  s  of  88th  st,  w  f  25x 
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Office 


Desks 
Furniture. 

Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


OfBoe  TelephoDe,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Qeoeral  JobbloK  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Bn;  and  sell  Real  Estate  on  Oommission,  njanag^ 
estates  for  non-resldento,  nesioiiate  first  mori^Hr- 
loans,  collect  rents  and  pay  taxes. 

94and  06  Dearborn  Street 

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Remingtons, 

Caligraphs, 

Yosts, 

Hamnnonds,etc, 


4t  40  to  60  per  cent  below  mana- 
fsctnrers  prl  e<!.  Every  machine 
fully  enaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  corre'pondin^ly  low  rates,  al- 
lowlni;  a  month's  rent  to  apply  od 
prl'-e. 


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Chicago 

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PENSIONS 

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and  safest  investment  you  can  mai£e  ol 
your  idle  money  is  in  WEST  SUPEaiOB 
BEAL  ESTATE,  At  present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  make  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPESIOR,  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAKE  SUFEEIOB, 

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the  position  of  the 

METROPOLISof  the  NORTHWEST 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

The  Land  &  River  Improvement 
Company  will  for  the  next  90  days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  12,500,- 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarily  easy 
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one  year,  20  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  in  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate) 
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further  payments. 

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SOLDIERS  WIDOWS 
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Since  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
titled. Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  19,  189,5 


(LoQtiDued  from  page  64.) 
135;  Deo  31,  '94.  M  Ohmeted  to  H  Hixley 
 $4,0(10 

Loomis  et,  ai6  f t  s  f  f  6Hh,  e  f  48k124;  Jan 
2.  F  C  RejDold8  to  De  W  0  Botts . .  f  6,rO0 

Loi  mis  ft,  i4  It  s  of  ArthiugtoD,  w  f  '20x 
10";  Jan  lO.  M  Leddeu  to  M.  Johoson 
  $3,250 

Madison  av.  'j!86  ft  s  of  Midway  Plaisanoe, 
e  f  6(1x208;  Jan  8.  E  K  De  Tamble  to 
Madison  Avenue  Laondry  f  10,000 

Madison  si,  f  t  e  of  Aberdeen,  8  f  Z.^x 
12(1.  nnd  J-j  ini;  Jan  11.  G  F  Loohner  to 
F  H  Loohner  $2,000 

Madi'>on  av,  125  ft  s  of  61st  st,  e  f  26x150; 
Deo  24,  '94.  A  L  Goldsmith  to  E  Q  Day 

 $i8.(;oo 

Madison  av,  u  e  cor  f.6th  st,  w  f  144xl5(', 
ftiid  other  ppty ;  Jan  10.  G  Vigeant  to 

R  M  Orr   SU'.r.OO 

Madison  av.  IdO  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  lOOx 
183;  Deo  21, '84    AO  Higgins  to  W  W 

Ingram   $20,0C0 

Madison  av,  327  ft  n  of  49th  st,  s  w  f  53.8 
xlll.6;  Jul!  14.  H  O  French  to  0  L  Bill- 

inas  $9,C00 

Madison  av.saoie  ppty;  Jan  15.  0  L  3ill- 

iogs  to  .M  T  French  |9,C00 

Maplewood  hv,  298  ft  n  of  Potomac,  w  f 
24x126;  July  27,  '94.  D  Shanahan  to  M 

Baam  $1,700 

Marlboro  av,  199  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  50x 
124;  Oct  i;,  '94.  H  J  Otto  to  J  Otto 

 $l,0f0 

Mftswell  st,  428  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  f  72x107; 

Jan  8.  M  Sagor  to  L  Sagor   $10,0(  0 

May  St.  48  ft  ?  of  6nth,  e  f  25x124;  Jan  2. 

F  B  Reynolds  to  De  W  C  Bolts  . . .  $3,'  00 
MoChesney  av.  96  ft  n  of  64th  st.  e  f  24x 
122;  Jan  12.   O  Meyer  to  E  MoOombie 

 $2,000 

McLean  st,  150  ft  e  of  BaKoo,  s  f  25x125; 

Jan  4.  B  W  Sbaw  to  R  Brand  ...  $l,(i(;0 
Melrose  st,  26  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  26x100, 
more  or  less;  Jan  14.  J  W  0  Becker  to 

H  Hagemann  |3,C00 

Michigan  av,  231  ft  8  of  61st  st.  w  f  7x 
170;  Jan  9.  H  Q  Yonng  to  0  W  Town- 
send   $1,375 

Michigan  av,  s  w  cor  47th  st,  e  f  100x160; 
Jan  14.  C  P  Oaldwell  to  A  M  Ward 

 $32,5(0 

Millard  av,  214  ft  n  of  Dooglas  blvd,  w  f 
24x125;  Dec  11,  '94.  Q  J  Koenig  ';o  A  Q 

Mnir....  $l,25o 

MilUrd  av,  190  ft  n  of  Douglas  blvd,  w  f 
24x125;  Nov  26,  '94.  M  Heyermann  to 

A  G  Muir  $1,250 

Milwaukee  av,  225  ft.  more  or  leas,  s  e  of 
Franklin  st,  u  e  f  50x125;   Jan  8.    H  L 

Wilcox  to  S  W  Weems  $l,60(i 

Monroe  st,  312  ft  w  of  Morgan,  s  f  24x 
liii',  more  or  less;  Jan  3.  8  W  Crandall 

to  L  H  Lloyd  f9,n(  0 

Monroe  st,  175  ft  e  of  42nd,  n  f  25x121; 
Nov  5,  '94.  E  F  Kennedy  to  J  A  Joues 

 $1,150 

Monroe  st,  2J0  ft  e  of  42nd,  n  f  25x121; 
Nov  5,  '94.  E  f  Kennedy  to  J  0  Jones 

 $1,150 

Mouroe  st,  54  ft  n  of  58th,  e  f  233^x135; 
Nov  27,  '94.  L  L  Ransford  to  S  R  Udell 

  $8,000 

Monroe  st,  s  w  oor  Spanlding  av,  n  f  51.22 
xl24i^  nni  %  int;  Jan  12.  J  A  Rich- 
ards to  D  L  Morgan  $4,500 

Morgan  st,  300  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  25x124; 
Sep  20,  '94.  M  Rosenberg  to  F  Forges 

 $3,500 

Morgan  st,  105  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  50x124; 
Dec  8,  '94.  O  Ruhleman  to  W  H  G 

8tege   $1,600 

.Myrtle  av,  322  f t  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  3/  }^ 
xl25;  Deo  27,  '94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W 

North  av,  B  L  and  H  Assn  $1,697 

Myrtle  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  15.  W  North, 

B  L  and  H  Assn  to  C  F  Pedersen .  .$1,845 
Myrtle  av.  1(0  ft  s  of  Greenwood,  w  f  "jSx 
,25;  Nov  15,  '94.  D  Illsley  to  A  Kinney 

 $2,000 

Myrtle  av.  same  ppty;  Deo  18,  '94.  A 

Kinney  to  R  E  brownell  $2,000 

Myrtle  av,  36  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  e  f  36t 
125;  Jan  9.  H  E  Thnrber  to  B  t  Kinder 

 $2,400 

Nineteenth  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Leavitt  s  f  24 

124;  Jan  11.  J  Bandis  to  V  Zisadil. $4,175 
Ninety-second  st,  25  ft  e  of  Exchange  av, 
s  f  i5xlo5;  Jan  15.  Estate  of  J  Walter 

to  F  W  Altei  dorf   ,..$11,200 

Niaety-third  st.  3rt  ft  e  of  Marquette  av,  s 

f  25xl3.i;  Jan  9.  M  Tnlly  to  J  Tnlly .$2,500 
Niaety-fifih  st,  88  ft  w  of  Ohamplain  av,  s 
f  50x125;  Deo  15, '94.  E  A  Hall  to  J  W 

Ball  $4,500 

Ninety-fifth  at,  304  ft  w  of  Ewing  av,  s  f 


25x125  and  other  pptyi  Jan  9,  A  Rebm 
to  H  Soberer  $3,000 

North  Olark  st,  24  ft  n  of  Webster,  w  f  24 
xl49i  Aug  16, '94.  AM  Hanberg  to  S 
Borgeson  $4,600 

North  av,  75  ft  e  of  Oakley,  n  f  25x123; 
Jan  16   P  Orisonolo  to  M  Marx  $3,500 

North  av,  48  ft  e  of  Davis  st,  s  f  24x130; 
Deo  27,  '94.  L  Hnmstook  to  M  Steffano 
 $5,0f0 

Oakdale,  av,  161  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s  f  25 
x''23;  Jan  12.  O  Kennutz  to  S  Strauss 
 $1,700 

Oakenwald  av,  75  ft  s  e  of  42nd  st,  s  w  f 
121^x125;  Aprl  5,  '94.  M  E  Sanford  to 
M  L  sanford  •  $5,500 

Oak  Grove  av,  75  ft  e  of  Racine,  n  f  25x 
125;  Jan  9.  J  M  Dufifey  to  J  Bloomqnist 
 $1,000 

Oak  yrove  av,  100  ft  e  of  Racine,  n  f  25x 
125,  Oct  17,  '94.  JM  Dnflfey  to  R  N 
Ruph  $1,000 

Oakley  av,  n  w  oor  Laughtou  st,  e  f  56x 
130.  und  int ;  Jan  15 .  A  R  Fageratrom 
to  T  A  Johnson  $2,000 

Oakley  av.  s  w  cor  Marvin  st,  54x104;  Deo 
14.'94.  E  Senft  to  E  Pauoh   $4,2n0 

Oakley  as,  96  ft  s  of  Lnebeok  st,  e  f  24x^ 
100;  Jan  8.  H  Sieloflf  to  F  Mannheim 
  $1,060 

Oakley  av,  225  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  'ibx 
?2;  Deo  24  '94.  Q  M  Pe»ise  to  W  H  Mnn- 
roe  $3,000 

Oak  st,  132  ft  e  of  La  Salle  av,  n  f  58x170; 
Jan  9.  W  Vale  to  G  W  Shires  $13,000 

One  flundrbd  and  Eleventh  st,  125  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av.  n  f  75x124;  Deo  15,  '94 
R  Cahill  to  A  D  Tolsma   $2,300 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  st,  s  e  oor  Man- 
istee av,  n  f  297x570;  Jan  10.  W  Laiog 
to  R  Demokley  $16,000 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st,  250  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av.  n  f  33x124;  Jan  5.  B 
Sikma  to  J  A  Hall   $2,800 

Osgood  st,  188  ft  8  of  Center,  w  f  48x100; 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  8.  C  Henwood  to  J 
H  Steell...  $10,01  0 

Owasco  Pt,  300  ft  e  of  42nd,  s  f  26x124; 
Jan  15.  J  G  Graff  to  G  Turner  . . .  $l,Oro 

Owasoo  st,  125  ft  e  of  42c d,  s  f  25x125; 
Deo  31,  '94.  J  G  Graff  to  U  Bee?ley 

  Si.ono 

Park  av,  68  st  w  of  Marvin  pi,  n  f  25x125; 
Jan  1.  A  V  Brown  to  T  D  Clifford  et  al 
 $4,400 

Paulina  st,  175  ft  s  of  Taylor,  w  f  25x126; 
Jan  15.  P  J  Devltt  to  O  Erdmann  $2,200 

Paulina  st,  339  ft  n  of  Wriahtwood  av,  e 
f  2.5x124;  Jan  10.  V  Knzinskito  F  Kleich 
 $1,725 

Paulina  st,  300  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  2.ix  125; 
Jan  3.  J  Rood  Jr  to  A  R  Johnson .. *1,000 

Paulina  st,  84  ft  n  of  46th,  e  f  25x12  ■■ ;  Deo 
21,  '94.  M  E  Wright  to  H  M  Gronwald 
 $2,500 

Paulina  st,  225  ft  s  of  35th,  e  f  26x125: 
Ian  7.  S  Piper  to  O  Swanson  $1,200 

Peoria  st,  150  ft  s  of  Madison,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  12.  J  M  H  Burgett  to  A  Points.$7,500 

Peoria  st,  125  ft  n  of  62d,  e  f  60x125;  Jan 
10  J  Mucher  to  L  Bathje  $8,000 

Pine  st,  189  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Dec  10,'94.  T  T  Pindell  to  E  V  Sul- 
livan  $2,400 

Pine  st,  107  ft  s  of  93rd,  w  f  36x179;  Jan 
9  J  A  Campbell  to  C  W  Capper. ..  $4,000 

Polk  st,  126>^  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  26x 
118.8;  Jan  16.  J  Hallett  to  Hallett  Iron 
Works  $17,500 

Princeton  av,  120  ft  s  of  52cd  st,  w  f  24x 
134;  Jan  14.  P  Ready  to  J  L  Macfarlane 
 $6,600 

Riverside  st,  79  ft  e  of  W  43rd,  n  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  14.  A  Dwert- 
mann  to  T  Oehne  $2,500 

RookweU  st,  25  ft  n  of  Hirsch,  w  f  26x126; 
Jan  14.  0  Christianson  to  S  Nllsou.tl.OOO 

Sacrnmento  av,  98  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  100 
xl2.i;Jan  9.  E  0  Thomas  to  L  J  Gage 
 $2,000 

Sangamon  st,  50  ft  n  of  75th,  w  f  50x124; 
Jan  9.  E  Lanoir  to  J  H  O'Donnell  $1,600 

Sawyer  av,  380  ft  s  of  W  23rd  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Jan  12.  J  Spevacek  tj  A  Skokan 
  ...$1,360 

Sawyer  av,  284  ft  s  of  Ogden  blvd,  w  f  22 
xl25;  July  10,'90,  W  P  Ketoham  to  J  J 
Oobnrn  $2,300 

Sohell  av,  141  ft  s  of  75ih  st,  w  f  28x125; 
Nov  24,  '94.  J  H  Peterson  to  M  Efferty 
 $2,050 

Sohell  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  10,  '94.  M 
Efferty  to  F  Sohnrike  $2,100 

School  st,  145  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  30x125;  Jan 

9.  J  P  Yonng  to  M  L  Lanermann. $2,300 
Sohool  st,  643  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f  23x126, 


more  or  les<.;  Deo  12,  '94.  0  Ernst  to  E 
V  Kennedy  $3,500 

School  8t,  52  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  26x117;  Jan 
6.  M  Wagner  to  M  Mockenhaupt.  $3,200 

Seventeenth  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Wood,  8  f  24 
xl20;  Deo  18,  '94.  Estate  of  J  Stepanek 
to  E  Wedekind  $1,050 

Seventeenth  st  W,  same  ppty ;  Deo  20, '94. 
E  Wedekind  to  A  Novak  $1,100 

Seipp  av,  273  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  w  f  5('xl26, 
and  othfr  ppty;  Jan  12.  J  0  Ficklin  to 
OESiebs  $2,000 

Seipp  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  12.  C  E  Siebs 
toS  R  Ficklin  $2,000 

Seventy-ninth  pi,  276  ft  w  of  Arthur  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Jan  12.  L  I  Coulter  to  H  F 
Barndt  $5,000 

Sheffield  av,  460  ft  n  of  Clay  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  Dec  K',  '94.  0  Ruokoldt  to  C  J 
Reed  et  al   $3,800 

Sherman  st,  48  ft  n  of  78th,  e  f  40x126; 
Jan  5.  T  Sikking  to  J  Shanafelt.  .$6,000 

Sherman  st,  s  e  cor  76th,  w  f  75x126;  Deo 
31,  '94.  P  Webber  to  N  Etch  $20,000 

Sherman  at.  75  ft  a  of  57th,  e  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty,  und  }^  int;  Jan  7.  G  I 
Colby  to  L  M  Colby  $.3,000 

Sheridan  drive,  s  oor  Far«eU  av.  w  f  137 
160;  Jan  3.  L  H  Lloyd  S  W  Crandall 
  $9  000 

Sheridan  drive,  450  ft  s  of  Buena  av,  e  f 
60x200;  Jan  7.  0  A  Blakey  lo  G  Rabley 
 $29,000 

Sixtieth  st,  s  e  oor  Vinoennes  av.  n  f  41i 
150;  Deo  13,  '94.  A  N  Warner  to  H  V 
Snyder  et  al   $8,200 

Sixty-fifih  terrace,  360  ft  e  of  Hope  av,  n 
f  40x125;  March  28,  '94.  E  R  Sizer  to  F 
E  Johnson  $7,000 

Sixty-fifth  8t,  30  ft  e  of  Rfgina,  n  f  9(  x 
111;  Jan  16,  L  Mayer  to  F(J  Tieman 
 $6,0r:0 

Sixty-sixth  st,  151  ft  e  of  Sherman,  s  f  25 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  i6,  '94.  W  L 
De  Wolf  to  SC  Glover  $2,(00 

Sixty-ninth  st,  148  ft  w  of  Oalomf-t  av,  s 
f  17x98,  and  other  ppt)  ;  Jan  9.  E  B 
Camp  to  A  S  Treat   $8,500 

South  Chicago  av,  442  ft  s  e  of  Cottage 
Grove,  n  e  f  25x130;  Jan  1  F  Ratledge 
to  0  N  Oaldwell  $5,000 

South  Chicago  av,  187  ft  s  e  of  Aehkum, 
n  e  f  50x130,  and  other  pply;  Jan  4.  C 
and  C  C  and  D  Co  to  J  A  ^  urphy  .$2,800 

Sooth  Park  av.  272  ft  s  of  68lh  st,  e  f  17x 
174;  Jan  9.  E  B  Camp  to  M  T  Crocker 
 $4,500 

South  Park  av,  s  w  oor  80th  st,  e  f  299.8x 
160;  Jan  3.  G  N  Lee  to  F  H  Jones.$12,(  00 

SoLthport  av,  71  ft  s  of  Belden,  w  f  48x 
124;  Jan  3.  TSiokel  to  C  Siobel    .  .$6,000 

Sonthport  av,  248  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  26x 
120;  Nov  26,  '92.  J  Rood  Jr  to  J  Ostrand 
et  al  $1,150 

Stanley  terrace,  99  ft  n  of  Van  Boren  st, 
ef  126  42-100x70;  alao  8  oiher  lots  in 
same  snbdivision;  Dec  18,  '94.  G  Rhorer 
to  M  Beifeld    $.'5,000 

State  st,  n  w  oor  Gordon,  e  f  64x124,  ond 
%  int;  Jan  2.  M  D  Hathaway  to  D  W 
Storrs   $10,(00 

State  st,  premises  No  4313  and  4316;  Jan 
2  D  W  Storrs  to  M  D  Hathaway.  $10,000 

Stewart  av,  50  ft  n  of  One  Hundred  and 
Twentieth  st,  e  f  31^x123)^;  Deo  31, 
'94.  American  Trast  and  Savings  Bank 
to  N  M  Novak   $1,165 

Superior  av,  s  e  cor  88th  st,  w  f  30x140; 
also  Sixih  av,  62  ft  s  of  98th  st,  e  f  25x 
121;  July  3,'94.  P  Benson  to  A  J  Lind- 
berg  o  $10,0U0 

Superior  av,  175  ft  s  of  133rd  st,  w  f  26z 
118,  Jan  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Masonic  B 
L  and  Savings  Assn  $1,268 

Thirty-sixth  st,  8  w  cor  Tucker,  n  f  J24x 
147;  Deo  27, '94.  H  T  Week^  to  Q  M 
Weeks  $10,000 

Thirty-seventh  ot,  200  ft  e  of  Butler  st, 
n  f  25x125;  Jan  11.  J  F  Kidwell  to  W  E 
Webbe    $1,900 

Thomas  st,  275  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
50x120;  July  9,  '88.  F  O  Wetherbee  to 
M  A  Becker  $1,100 

Turner  av.  100  ft  8  of  W  2lBt  st,  e  f  2ox 
125;  Oct  1,'94.  C  B  Sawyer  to  G  A  Dodd 
 $2,5(  0 

Twentieth  st  W,  s  w  cor  Lincoln,  n  f  lOOx 
125;  Jan  12.  S  0  Glidden  toBTuehinski 

 $14,CC0 

Twenty-second  st  W,  125  ft  w  of  Wood,  s 
f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  9.  M 

Lanser,  8r  to  B  Lanser  $1,000 

Twenty-seoond  st,  226  ft  w  ot  Hamlin  av, 
s  f  26x80  Jan  11.  M  P  Morey  to  J  O 

Bnrmeister   $1,000 

Twenty-sixth  st,  102  ft  w  of  Portland  av, 


a  f  2tixl24;  Jan  9.  E  A  Meeder  to  S  A 
Gaskill  $6,800 

Twentyveighth  st,  237  ft  e  of  Wabash  av, 
D  f  27}^xl24;  Jan  9.  8  E  Moore  to  0  B 
Shedd  ,  $10,000 

Union  av,  221  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  37x219; 
Nov  22, '94  O  0  Dent  to  J  G  Born- 
sohein  $3,400 

Van  Bnren  st.  125  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Jan  12.  E  Baker  to  W  Baker 
 $8.C0O 

Vernon  av,  166  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  5f  xl21; 
Dec  1,  '94.  F  TMurnhy  to  W  H  Murphy 
 "   $7,600 

Wabash  av,  67  ft  s  of  29th  st,  w  f  333^x 
140;  Jan  4.  I  A  Smith  to  G  Lessman 
  $9,(  00 

Wabaah  av,25  ft  s  of  661  h  ct,w  f  25x1 55;  Deo 
1,'94.  H  P  Maxwell  et  al  to  J  Cowley 
  $2,000 

Wallace  st,  267  ft  n  of  32nd,  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  14.  J  L  Macfarlane  to  E  Graham 
 $2,0(0 

Warren  av,  210  ft  w  of  Ashland,  s  f  27x 
125;  Deo  15, '94.  H  Culver  to  H  M 
Parker   $6,244 

Warren  av,  229  ft  w  of  Falls  st,s  f  37x1 26; 
Nov  24,  '94.  W  Schofield  to  H  M  Msrtiu 
 $4,625 

Washington  av,  150  ft  n  of  54lh  at,  w  f 
100x150;  Nov  27,'94.  8  R  Udull  to  L  L 
Ransford  $  i8,'  00 

Webster  av,  n  e  oor  Claremont,  s  f  12.ix 
125;  Jan  10.  F  Lieser  to  M  Fau.»t  $l,(iO0 

Wentworth  av.  50  ft  n  of  Layton  f-t,  e  f  50 
xl22;  Deo  19,  '94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  J 
Healy    ...  $1  211 

West  Fourteenth  st,  327  ft  e  of  Union,  s  f 
25x90;  Jan  16.  I  Goldberg;  to  A  VaUch 
   $2,750 

Wilcox  st,  75  ft  e  of  W  41st,  s  f  50x121; 
Jan  11.  T  Dwyer  et  al  to  A  0  D«yer 
 $5,000 

Wilcox  av,  premises  No  1095;  Aog  25, '94. 

1  Yonng  to  H  Merriok  .t5,(  00 

Wilcox  st,  n  e  oor  W  45th,  s  f  50i^xl.'5; 

Jan  4.  J  J  Cresap  to  J  A  Williams  $2,600 
Wilson  av,  s  e  oor  Lyman,  n  f  34x100;  O  t 

1,  '94.  E  Rudolph  to  O  Miokels  . .  $1,R00 
Wisner  av,  s  w  cor  Garden,  s  e  f  112xl2(i; 

Jan  3.  M  R  Alton  to  K  Alton  $2,400 

Woodlawn  av,  316  ft  a  of  45lh  st,  e  f  26x 

193  9;  Jan  4  A  Smith  to  W  Clancy  $2.^,(  00 
Wrightwood  av,  102  ft  e  of  W  66th  tt,  a  f 
25x125;  Jan  11.  '4  J  Merki  to  8  aewilt 

   $1.(00 

Wrightwood  av,  s  w  oor  Burling  st,  n  f  48 
xll6;  Jan  11.  North  Side  (  hrirtlHU 
Church  of  Chicago  to  M  C  Synvoldt. 

  $5  600 

Wright  st,  40  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  40x150, 
more  or  less;  Jan  4.  S  Gillespie  to  C  W 

Tatge  $6,600 

Wright  st,  131  ft  n  of  8(  th,  w  f  38x126; 
Deo  12,  '94.   1?  Kaufmaun  to  E  Stein- 

hauser  $1.7(>0 

Yale  av,  125  ft  8  of  64th  st.  w  f  40x186; 
Jan  10.  G  D  Sweeney  to  M  L  Graham 
 $4,<  00 

HHNORIiLiAIVKUUS— C1T«  . 

TrEDSters  Dnder  *l(iO(i. 

Allerton's  Englewood  add.  It  99  Feb  27, 

'93,  E  A  Coiomings  to  K  R  Keller.  .  .$450 
Ashland.  It  29  b  7  Jan  7,  F  W  Wolf  to  H 

Ortlepp...   $600 

Auburn  Pk,  n  20  ft  It  15  b  9  Deo  17,  Mast 

in  Uhy  to  a  E  Brownell   ...  $850 

Auburn  Pk,  pt  It  15  and  16  b  9  Dec  17, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  R  E  Brownell   $850 

Auburn  Ht^;  It  II  b  4  Sep  1,  M  Beifeld  to 

D  Rosenzweig  $438 

Avondale,  Felsenthal'a  add.  Its  9  and  10  b 

2  Jan  2,  0  Niason  to  0  Kath   $900 

Baird  &  R's  snb  It  34  b  11  31  38  14  March 

31,  '91,  L  C  Baird  to  B  0  Parmelle  . .  $350 
Baird  &  R's  snb,  s      It  27  and  all  It  28  b 

3  31  38  It  Jan  9,  E  F  Gorton  to  M  M 
Reed  et  al  $700 

Beebe's  sub,  Us  36  and  36b6nwqr2  39 
13  Deo  13,  C  0  Honsinger  to  B  Walsh 
et  al  $950 

Bond's  add,  s  It  2  b  3  Jan  14,  A  M 
Arthur  to  J  A  Williams   $950 

Borden's  snb,  It  13  b  3  n  e  34  17  38  14  Feb 

2,  M  Janson  to  C  A  Johnson  ...  ..$726 
Brighton,  Corwith's  resnb.  It  31  h  1  Jan 

7,  B  Molnerny  to  J  A  Hudson   $500 

Brown's  add.  It  33   b  2   Jan    10,  8  F  A 

Vataleoki  to  J  Radeleoki  $950 

Buena  Pk,  It  10  b  7  Jan  7,  C  A  Blakey  to 

GRubley   $800 

Burnside,  It  46  h  7  Deo  1,  W  Kelly  to  D  F 

Kelly  $600 

Oal  Hts  Gross'  add  8  Chgo  It  15  b  1;  Jan 

6,  A  M  Easton  to  N  Sykke  $900 


January  19  1895. 


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Oal  Hts,  GroBs'   add  8   Ohgo  It  22  b  2  It 

27  b  5;  May  30'91,  N   K  Fairbank  to  N 

Landgnth  $975 

Qr099'  same  add  It   3  b  36;  April  8'91,  N 

K  Fairbank  to  W  R  Bradley  $350 

Campbell's  bob,  It  9  b  1  4  and  9  39  13  Jan 

12,  A  W  areene  to  F  Johnson.   #700 

Cass'  80b,  It  17  b  In  w  3^  25  39  13  May 

14,  A  Kotek  to  O  Kosalioky   1790 

Cheltenham  Beach,  West  add,  s  123^  ft  It 

39  b  2,  Deo  18,  0  J  Anderson  to  0  H 

Howell   |5C0 

Olarkdale,  It  33  and  34  b  1  4th  add  Deo 

28,  A  E  Davis  to  0  Walker  i800 

Crawford's  sub.  pt  It  5  b  12  n  e  ^  27  39 

13  Nov  23,  A  F  Crawford  to  W  S  Har- 

bert  |600 

Danphin  Pk  add,  It  2 )  b  19  Deo  21,  Est  J 

J  Kebler  to  A  Young  $675 

Danphin  Pk,  Gross'  3d  add   It  J7b56; 

April  r93,  S  E  Gross  to  0  J  Holmgren 

 1525 

Daaphn  Pk,  2d   add  It   39  b  41;  July  11 

'91,  S  E  Gross  to  L  8  Taylor  $650 

Danphn  Pk,  2d  add  It  18  b  30;  June  25'90 

8  E  Gross  to  0  OIsou  |575 

Daaphn  Pk,   2d  add  It  4  b  36;  Feb  26'91, 

N  K  Fairbank  to  M  Heiber  |675 

Demarest  &  K's  Columbian  sub  It  4l/  b  1 

1  39  13;  Jan  9,  W  Landgraf  to  A  Ull- 
rich  $650 

DeWitt's  3rd  add.  It  3  of  Its!  to  6  Deo  31, 
Same  to  P  Straus  $861 

De  Witt's  3rd  add,  It  106  of  Its  4  to  15  Deo 
31,  P  E  Oanfield  to  C  Hobson  $361 

De  Witt's  3rd  add.  It  13  same;  Deo  31. 
Same  to  B  Oolson  $360 

Dewey  &  O's  sub  It  201  and  202  n  e  3^  30 

38  14;  Sept  4'94,  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  0 

E  Fulton  $8nc 

Diven's  sub.  It  39  and  40  b  8  g  w  3^  2  39 

13;  Jan  4,  D  H  Bartlett  to  W  Leighton 

 $600 

Diven's  sab  It  40  b  2  s  e  3^  2  39  13;  Deo 

14'94.  C  A  Johnson  to  A  Nordwall.  .  .$550 
Diven's  sob.  It  14  b  4  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 

17,'9  1,  T  J  Diven  to  W  Knolle   $350 

Diven's  snb,  same:  Jan  8,  W  EnoUe  to  R 

C  Moore  $525 

Divotsey  av,  Williams'  sub,  It  15  and  16  b 

2  8  w  1^  30  40  13  Deo  26,  F  P  Smith  to 

P  W  Wagner  $750 

Dook  Co's  sub  It  16  and  17  b  133  6  and  7 

37  15;  Jan  8,  C  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  E  A 

Hanoook    $5(  0 

Docs  Co's  sob  It  6  b  9  5  and  6  37  15;  Jan 

14,  J  Muraski  to  J  Kowlaski  $550 

Eberhart's   sub  It  51  and  52  b  2  Webb's 

sub  8  e  34  14  38  13;  Jan  14,  W  S  Burley 

to  M  M  White   $600 

Edgewater,  Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add. 

It  48  b  5  Jan  J P  Altmann  to  P  Scha- 

fer  $400 

Edgewater,  OairadafE's  add.  It  6  b  6  Jan 

3,  T  Lewis  to  E  K  Davis  $700 

Edgewater,  Feinberg's  adc.,  it  21  and  22 

b  1  Jan  7,  A  T  Fleischer  to  F  W  Story 

 $975 

Edgington  Pk  It  291;  Jan   10,0  Willy  to 

C  E  Rueczi  $600 

Ellis'  E  add  n  w  34  and  n  4  ft  8  w  34  It  78 

Jan  IC,   EM  Endioolt  to   A  L  Bolte 

 $900 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  It  502  Nov  17, 

'SO,  J  Nichols  to  -V  H  Sills   $375 

Englewood,    Weddell    4  O's  add.  It  698 

Deo  4,  A  Conradt  to  L  Peterson  $450 

Englewood  Hts  It  8  b  9;  J'an  8,  L  Frank- 
lin to  J  W  Chaffe   $550 

Englewood    Hill  It   39  b  8;  Nov  9,  E  D 

bosmer  to  J  C  MoOrackea  $750 

Englewood  Hill  It  40  b  8;  Nov  9,  E  D 

Hosmer  to  W  L  MoCraoken  .... 
Fairview  Hts  It  25  b  14;  Jan  3,  O  RTrow 

bridge  to  M  Aroaro    $340 

Parson's  sab  It  96  n  w  34  5  40  14;  Deo  31, 

C  M  J  Farson  to  J  O'Loughlin..  .  .  $9t.O 
Garfield,  It  3  b  22;  Deo  20,  M  B  Sincere 

to  A  F  Keeney  $400 

O  ilvin'd  sub  It  31  b  2  8  e  ^  7  38  14;  Jan 

U  E  Galvin  to  R  Phillips   $600 

Glover  &  B's  »ab  It  9  of  It  40  b  2  pt  b  6, 

In  add   Ken.iogton;  Oct  22'94,'F  W  T 

Glover  to  P  A  Johuson  $a26 

Goodwin  B  <fe  P's  sub  It  9  b  9  w      s  w  34 

26  39  13;  Nov  10,  R   J  Bremmer  to  M 

Riordan  $500 

Goodwin  B   &  P's  sob  It  10   b  9  same; 

N  jv  10,  J  Bremmer  to  M  Riordan  .  . .  $5(J0 
Goodwin  B  &  P's  sub  It  9  b  4  s  w  34  26 

39  13;  Jan  8,  W  Preis  to  A  M  Perrigo 
 «500 

Grand  av,  Demarest  &  K's  sub,  It  40  b  3, 

3  39  13  Dec  14.  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  R  E 
Bios   1360 

Grand  View  it  40  and  41  b  b  1  33  40  13; 
Jan  11,  M  A  Puhl  to  M  E  White  $700 


Gross'  Unter   den    Linden  add  it  41  b  1; 

Deo  21'91,  8  E   Gross   to  H  H  Morgan 

 $501) 

Gross  N  W  add  it  5  b  2  35  40  13;  Jan  14, 

H  C  Welcker  to  A  J  Deuison  $8,10 

Hall's  sub,  It  6  of  It  3  and  4  s  e  34  9  39 

13;  May  21,  H  Onlvel  to  E  Blooh  $4f  0 

H.irding's  sob  It  21  b  3,  n  e  }4  11  39  13, 

Nov  1,  L  R  DeLisle  to  A  Raymond  ..$  i50 
Harwood  &  G's  sub  li  4  b  2  ne  3^  9  38  14; 

Jan  10,  B  L  Davies  to  J  L  Davies  $500 
Hegewisch  sub  It  37  b  6  u  e  34  31  37  1  5; 

Jan  7,  A  0  Kluoker  to  A  Jennette . .  $900 
Hegewisoh  It  1  b  7;  Jan  4,  C  Herrberg  to 

K  Herrberg  $450 

florton's  sab.  It  21  b  2,  16  37  14;  Jan  9; 

E  F  Olson  to  0  F  Ellstrom  $45'i 

HoBmer  &  Fls  snb.  It  2(1  and  21  b  3,  20  38 

14;  Jan  11,  J  Benes  to  J  Peterka  ...$150 
Johnston  &  O's  snb.  It  44  b  1,  36  40  13; 

Aug  1,  W  H  Powell  to  B  Frish   $7i:( 

Johnston  &  L's  sub,  It  63  s  b  2  of  b  2,  2(i 

39  14;Jan  9,  K  Kvitek  to  V  Lala...  $400 
Kay's  add.  It  42  b  5;  Jan  9,  Est  H  AiflE  to 

A  ArflE   $^00 

Kelly,s  add.  It  24  b  1;  Jan  11,  T  Kelly  to 

J  Victory   $6.M) 

Kensington  Ist  add,  It  29  s  b  2  Jan  4  V 

W  Reitz  to  W  Kaiser    $40J 

Lawndale,  Wood's  sub,  1»  65  s  e  34  23  39 

13  Dec  17,  H  Wood  to  A  S  Cooper.  5850 
Lee's  snb,  It  40  b  3  w       s  e  ^4  20  38  14 

Jan  2,  D  W  Storrs  to  Q  W  Griffith.. $800 
Library  sub.  It  16  b  5  n  e  3^  8  38  14;  Jan 

14;  Newberry  Library  to  A  J  Maosi 

 $630 

I  Lt  37  b  1  of  b  46  19  40  14  Dec  1,  R  C  Moore 

I     to  H  0  Winzer    $800 

Lt  13  b  2  sub  pt  w  3^  8  e  34  23  40  13  Jan 

7,  S  N  Dada  to  G  J  Noble  $500 

Lt  15  b  4  sub  pt  w  of  R  R  8       5  39  14 

Deo  27,'94.  W  8  Lasher  to  J  J  Volden- 

aire  $500 

Lt  32  b  4  of  b  17  and  20  s,nb  19  40  14  July 

2,  J  Rood  Jr  to  J  F  Qaian  $750 

Maltby's  snb,  lt9  n  e  34  11  39  13;  May  11, 

Est  C  S  Maltby  to  G  M  Decker  $700 

Miller's  sub.  It  3  b  2  n  w  ^  23  39  13;  Deo 

13,  '88,  J  N  Vance  to  M  A  Dell  $750 

Milwaukee  av.  Storey  &  A's  sub.  It  15  and 

16  b  3  26  4u  13  Jan  11,  Mast  in  Chy  to 

J  Parker  $673 

Mont  Clare,  Reed's  sub.  It  41  b  6,  30  40  13 

May  1,  E  E  Reed  to  P  L  Evans  et  al.J2.iO 
Morton's  sub.  It  88  b  2  n  e  34,  27  38  14; 

Jan  9,  W  J  Walsh  to  J  White   $900 

Nieman'8  snb.  It  26  s  w  34  3  5  40  1  3  Feb 

20,  '93,  E  W   Hefternan  to  H  L  Bailey 

 *475 

N  25  ft  It  21  sub  ne^-w3^8w34nw34 

25  40  13  Deo  28,  J  Rasper  to  W  F  Roos 

 $721 

Oc^den  blvd  add  It  42  b  3  23  and  26  39  13; 

Nov  13,  '93,  R  O  Snllivin  to  J  Hurley 

 $800 

Perry  &  H's  snb,  pt  It  1  b  1  n  w  3^  22  38 

14;  Deo  17,  H  P  Maxwell  to  M  Owens 


 ...$425 

Perry  &  H's  sub,  pt  It  1  and  2  b  1.  same; 

Deo  17,  Same  to  M  A  McDonald  $425 

Perry  &  H's  sob.  It  13  b  1  n  w  34  22  38  14 ; 

Deo  17,  H  P  Maxwell  to  A  T  Marqnardt 

 $40  I 

Portman's  sub.  It  3  b  3,  s  w  34  7  40  14; 

Jan  15.0  Becker  to  J  M  Reardon.  .  .$8,'.0 
Pullman,  It  17,  s  b  2,  Ist  add,  Aug  3,  '93, 

JL  Lombard  to  M  Hammarstrom  . .  $40(i 
Pullman,  Bass'  Ist  add.  It  37  b  3  Nov  K  , 

'91,  O  S  Bass  to  G  Gordon  $5ii(i 

Pullman,  Bass'  1st  add.  It  65  b  3  Dec  15, 

L  Mohler  to  A  D  Garnsey  $^)U0 

Pullman,  Eallis  &  G's  add.  It  4  b  1  Jan  7, 

J  E  Howe  to  P  P  Gordon  $;*(0 

Pullman,  Gano's  add.  It  1  b  2  Dec  31, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Thien  $681 

Pullman,  Bass  Ist  add.  It  67  b  3,  10  37  14 

June  24,'90.  O  8  Bass  to  R  Braden.  .$500 
Pullman,  same  add.  It  65  b  3  Jane  24,'90, 

Same  to  L  Mohler  $300 

Pullman,  same  add,  It  66  b  3  June  24,'9  ', 

Same  to  M  J  Braden  $300 

Pullman,  Woodruff  &  8's  add,  h  10  and 

11  July  23.  '92,   J  B   Woodruff  to  P 

Poelstra   $750 

Ravenewood,  Lotz  Pk  add  It  61  b  3;  Jan 

9.  R  Bender  to  M  Roeser  Sr  $500 

Ravenswood,  Onyler  add.  It  6  b  4  May  13, 

'92,  H  M  Hubbard  to  L  Flory  .....  $625 
Reynold's  sub,  und  hf  w  13  ft  It  17  and 

und  e  9  ft  It  16  8  w  qr,  b  45  0  T  8  7  39 

14  Jan  5.  J  Barclay  to  H  L  Olos  $300 

Rees'  snb.  Its  47  and  48  b  1  s  w  qr  31  39 

14  Nov  27,  J  P  Busby  to  O  E  Affeld.$800 
Rood's  sob.  It  39  b  1  s  w  qr  20  40  14  Jan 

8  J  Rood  Jr  to  H  H  MoLane   $900 

Rood's  sob,  8  3^  It  16  b  1,  n  w  34  ,  20  40 

14;  Dec  14,  T  Ryan  to  E  Heart  $500 


Roseland  add,  it  219;  Aug  3,  '9$,  L  W 
Yaggy  to  A  M  Uoaglund  

Rose  Pk,  It  8  and  11,  b  10;  Jan  3,  E  K 
Davis  to  T  Lewis     $900 

Rudolph's  snb,  It  291  bs  4  and  5,  Ogden's 
sob,  18  40  14  Dec  29,  E  Rudol}  h  to  J 
Guioaud   $707 

Rus-iell  &  A'^  resnb.  It  29  b  1  Its  8  to  20  b 
8  Billiard  &  H's  sub  n  w  qr  17  37  14 
31,  N  J  Rassell  to  H  0  Bjorkgyist.  .  .$400 

Sampson  &  G's  add  nod  %  It  61  rcsub  b 
Iz;  Jan  3,  F  Saobert  to  F  Saobert. .  .$500 

Sheldon  Hts  It  22  o  1;  Aug  4'94,  8  M  Jer- 
vis  10  I  Mandel  $400 

Simon's  sob  It  51  resub  b  16  and  w  3^  b 
15  8  e  34  35  40  13;  Jan  12,  Mast  in  Chy 
to  F  Knieps  751 

Simons'  sub  It  35  and  w3^36  b68e  34 
35  40  13  Jan  14  N  J  Kosenquist  to  W 
H  Farrant  $850 

South  Chicago,  Orelup  &  T's  add.  It  16  b 
6;  Deo  23;  J  G  Graff  to  J  D  Reid  $500 

South  Englewood,  Hill  &  P's  add.  It  11  b 
7,  32  3»  14,  Jan  9,  D  Vernon  to  D  V 
Orandall  $425 

South  E<  glewood.  Hill  &  B's  add.  It  15 
and  16  b  7;  Jan  9,  D  Vernon  to  N  H 
Orendall...   $850 

8  Lynne  It  45  b  24;  Jan  3,94,  P  Krohm 
to  G  M  Rogers  $550 

Springer's  sob  s  3^  It  4  b  I  sw  34  1  ?  38  14; 
Jan  9,  N  Baofiatz  to  M  Pritikio  $400 

Steele's  snb  It  38  and  39  n  3^  b  5  sw  34 
26  39  13;  Feb  26'90.  L  0  Boaney  to  \ 
Obendorf  $560 

Stensland's  snb.  It  12  b  3  s  e  ^  13  40  la 
Deo  17,  U  L  Mason  to  P  Olsen  $450 

Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenweok's  add,  It 
26  Dio  22.  J  O'Donnell  to  8  Rieger.  $800 

Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenweok's  add.  It 
10  b  2  Dec  26,  J  B  Meyer  to  0  Payne$276 

Walker's  snb.  It  12  and  13  b  9  n  e  34'25  39 
13  Jan  10,  R  B  Kendall  to  N  A  8teele.$700 

Walker's  sub.  It  4  b  9  n  w  3^  31  39  14  Jan 
5.  Z  Blum  to  L  Blum  $400 

Webb's  sab.  It  52  b  2  s  e  34  14  38  13  Deo 
26,  '89,  I  A  Eberhart  lo  D  0  Brown 
 $300 

Webb's  sub.  It  55  and  56  b  7  8  e  34  14  38 
13  Jul  V  26,  '89,  W  P  Conover  to  A  Batt 
  $700 

Webb's  snb,  It  13  s  3^  b  15  s  e  3^  14  38  13 
March  12,  '91,  H  Hammond  to  W  Craw- 
ford  

Weddell  &  O's  sub,  It32b  Iw3^ne34 
2<i  Si  14  Dec  3,  J  Mahoney  to  A  U 
Zimmerman.  $850 

Wedde  I  &  C's  Hillside  snb.  It  55  and  66 
b  5  29  38  14  March  13,  '90,  R  S  Cox 
Jr  to  A   Waegelin  $600 

W  Pallman,  Larned's  add.  It  14  b  2  Jan  5, 
E  J  Larned  lo  A  A  Gates  $250 

West  Pnllma-',  It  7  b  38  Deo  1,  Am  Tr  & 
S  Bk  to  A  Allen  

West  Pallman,  h  39  and  40  b  9  Dec  1, 
Am  T  &  8  Bk  lo  Q  Kuhr  

Western  blvd,  Ryau  &  M's  snb.  It  39  s  e 
qr  1  38  13  Jan  4,  A  O  Oook  to  P  F  Ry- 
Br»  $400 

Weihei  bee  &  G's  sob,  It  33  b  4  s  e  34  1  39 
13  Deo  28,  .M  \  Becker  to  tl  Q  Thorsen 
 $950 

Whitford's  sub.  It  17  ard  18  b  54  n  w 
}4  20  37  15  Jan  12  G  M  Beach  to  J  D 
Woodward   $400 

Wiley's  sub.  It  18  b  1  s  w  34  3  6  3  9  13 
April  24,  '94,  A  Byram  to  vv  MoCarter 
Jr  $700 

Wisuer's  snb.  It  47  and  48  b  4  n  w  34 
w  >4  25  41  13   Nov   •.;8,'88,  A  Winner 
to  A   A  R  Mitchell    $800 

Yerkfc^' sub,  11  11  b  7  19  40  14  Dec  4,  J 
Wiper  to  W  F  Fnrbeok  $560 


BLOOM  . 

Clj'g'>  Hgts  \U  20  and  21  b  69  jan  ?,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Co 
tu  d  rh  impion  1  J360 

Oh'g  >  Hgts  Kfteney's  iub,  Its  8  to  14  b  26  jan  12,  A 
F  Keeaey  to  F  Laaee  tl60J 

BREMEN. 

Bass'  3rd  add.  Its  13  to  24  b  10  sept  16,   W  Tranter 

to  A  Delfosse  $6000 

Bass'  3rd  add.  Its  1  to  6  b  10  S'pt  15,   Same  to  A 

Lambeau  lytOO 

Bsss'  Srd  add.  Its  26  to  30  b  11  nov  28,  Same  to  A  F 

Delfosse  13000 

N  e  qr  n  w  qr  26  36  13  jan  8,  A  Fehsel  to  A  Fehsel 

  $4000 

Blue  Isl,  Abbott  &  H's  add.  Its  19  20  and  21  b  6  jan 

8,  W  D  Henke  to  M  M  Keid  et  al  $830 

OAIiUMEI. 

Morgan  Pk,  It  8  b  "R"  j  m  3,  F  O  Ayars  to  H  Hy- 
man  $1'00 

rl»OBrdale,  It  10  b  3  oot  30,  A  Ohytraus  to  E  J  Stol- 
pe  $5t0 

Morgan  Pk.  Its  6  and  7  resub  Us  16  to  21  b  "d"  aug 
28,  E  O  Langbenry  to  W  A  Elsdon  $1000 


VTash  Hgts.  Heti  L  &  W's  Vluoannes  av  add.  48  its; 

Jan  9.  W  A  Treat  to  E  B  Camp   $;«i.00U 

Wash  BgtB,  it  31  b  61  jan  2,  J  H   Maxsjn  to  U  H 

Pauliu  »87j 

Blae  IbI,  YouDg's  add,  pt  It  1  h  33  jin  11,  1,  c-huer- 

tleg  to  F  W  Koeneoke  »22l0 

Uorgan  Pk,  Tlmmls'  snb,  Us  16  and  16  b  10,  ru  y  2i 

'93,  F  Timmie  to  F  A  Merrltt  »<iiO 

OIOEBO. 

Hawthorne,  It  10  b  16  dec  2 B  L  Maolejewskl  to  F 
Drbanski  tsOO 

Berwyn.  Its  11  and  12  b  13  jaoe  30. '91,  W  J  Andrews 
to  F  Ballard  t960 

Hill's  sub.  It  3  8  w  qr  9  39  13  n  of  blvd,  dec  29.  A 
Cowdrey  to  L  K  Lucis  $  590 

Schmidt's  snb,  e  bf  It  6  b  3, 6  39  18  j«ii  7,  H  O  Han- 
sen to  L  Nehls  ilOl 

Anstia,  Johnston  Jr's  add,  sept  1,  F  U  Dickey  tu  B 
Carlton   $950 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  Us  49  to  52  b  3j  It 
27  to  34  b  31  jan  14,  N  F  Krebaum  to  W  J  An- 
drewj  I67S7 

Berwyn,  same;  jan  3,'94,  W  J  Andrews  to  N  F  Kre- 
baum   »67J7 

Fair  Oaks,  Its  30  to  34  b  7  dec  16. '94,  M  Stein  to  a 
DHeadley  ...I3«« 

Olyde,  2nd  div.  It  30  and  n  hf  It  29  b  :i  of  be  15  at  d 
16  jau  14,  F  D  Douglas  10   .  vv  storrs  M0:i0 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add,  lis  i8  29  and  3J  b  7  j  .n 
15,  J  E  Wisuer  to  K  X  Mc  Arthur  fMOt 

Merrick's  sub.  It  8  b  2  w  hf  n  w  qr  9  39  13  jan  6,  H  A 
Baosett  to  P  H  Jordan  $U,i'\  0 

AustiuvilUb,  Ans  iii'd  ^nd  add.  It  3u6  b  12  jan  8,  J  A 
Kuh  1  to  J  0  MuUer   *1  1  0 

Waller's  sub,  e  l.!5  f t  It  27  b  3  s  e  qr  8  39  13  jan  9, 
Q  Ihompsou  to  A  J  Thompson  tibOO 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  21  b  4  dec  6,  M  0  Baker  to 
U  E  Baker  $16f0 

Amilnville,  Austin's  add,  It  130  b  11  jan  3,  J  F  Jcd- 
licka  to  0*  Uora  $100) 

Firemens  Ins  Go's  snb,  its  11  and  12  b  6  n  w  qr  6  ^9 
13  dec  31,  Firemen's  Ins  Co  to  J  Lurtniu  $9i  0 

Oak  Pk,  Van  Buren  &  Van  S's  sab.  Its  45  aud  16  b 
23,  19  39  13  nov  24,  J  Paitorsun  to  M  Brown    .  .«6  0 

BVANBTON. 

EvanstoD,  Huse's  add,  It  13  b  2  dec  31,  N  B  Barlow 

to  M  1>  'Ihompsou    t65  0 

Evanston,  Payne's  add.  It  9  b  4  jan  4,  M  Fofter  to  O 

F  Git)bi     »1U0 

Evanstou.  It  4  resub  b  17  dec  27,  F  E  French  to  W 

D  MurdocK  $51C0 

Evanston,  It  1  b  63  dec  27,'94,  A   Wisher  to  J  D 

Quinlau   tt7o3 

Evanston,  Paul's  add,  it  17  b  3  jan  2,  A  O  Butler  to 

J  E  Decker  $800 


Western  Sprgs,  n  hf  It  9  b  7  jan  3.  A  P  S  arr  to  M  E 
Crocker   $7t(  0 

La  c-  racKe,  Letter's  add.  It  26  b  6  dec  29,  O  J  Hol- 
brook  to  M  J  Carpenter  $3(  I  0 

La  Orange,  It  17  b  24  jan  5,  E  H  Matthews  to  M  0 
Co  veil    ,t9'i6 

MEW  XBI£B. 

Gleucoe,  Its  4  and  5  b  7  dec  1,  H  R  Hobart  to  F  E 

French  $9240 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  17  and  18  b  9  aug  B,'91,  W 

H  OairndnfE  to  F  E  Ripley  »16tO 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs  It  19  b  4  july  12.'92,  Same  to  H 

S  Proudfoot  $750 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  1  b  8  sept  17,'92,  Same  to  A 

M  Scott  $900 

UAIME- 

Edison  Pk,  its  2  and  3  b  19  sept  4,  J  B  Butler  et  al 
to  J  O'Xoole  $1000 

Oo  Olk'8  div.  131  acres,  17  41  12  nov  9.  W  Page  to 
W  A  tcott    $65,130 

Oanfield,  It  28  b  3  jan  4,  W  W  Burns  to  H  8  Prond- 
foot    ttOO 

NEW  TBIEE. 

WiDi^etka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  2  to  4  b  8  same;  jnly  l2,'92, 
W  U  Oairnduff  to  C  .;  Rnssell  et  al  f2,4u0 

Wilmette,  Lake  Shore  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  18  aug 
J  B  ^pencer  to  0  L.  Barron  1 5,500 

S  H  8  e  or  s  w  qr  2U  42  13,  also  w  10  acres  n  e  qr  s  e 
vr  19  42  13  may  24, '78,  P  Kuhn  to  J  Feltman . .  $lc.00 


River  Forest,  Lathrop's  resub  of  pt  Lalhrop  A  .s'o 
add,  It  1  b  5,  12  39  12  jiu  2.  w  H  steams  to  8  U 
Peter  son    $1000 

River  Forest,  same  add.  It  36  b  5  same;  oct  21,  8  E 
Baker  to  L  D  Cheesbrongh  $1250 

Und  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  1  ;i9  12  Oct  23,  G  M  Bogue  to  H 
Phipps  Jr  $32,00J 

Lt  15  b  1  e  hf  e  hf  n  w  qr  12  39  12  jan  3,  E  L  Hay- 
ford  to  0  K  Ober  »160J 

THOBNTOH. 

Harvey,  Its  5  and  6  b  79,  17  36  14  nov  20,  J  M  Hood 
to  L  Burre  1  $2010 

Harvey,  its  23  and  24  b  8  same;  nov  20,  Same  to 
Same  *2U0O 

Woodlawn  av.  An  houy's  snb.  Its  SB  to  46  b  2,  35  36 
14  dec  n,  J  Beesley  to  L  A  McGinn  $2C00 


Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  add,  It  103  dec  26,  A  WQ 

O'Bileu  to  P  J  0'_are  ■  $300 

W  Highlands,  It  9  b  6  oct  3,  0  E  Frost  to  F  Kritzen 
  $1203 

Blue  Island,  Jernberg's  add.  It  14  b  11  dec  27,  N 
Olsen  Jr  to  E  Swanson  $375 


Lts  16  and  17  sub  p-.  w  hf  n  w  qr  28  37  11  jan  8,  L 
Viekery  to  M  Dupny  $700 


68 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Jahuary  19,  1895. 


MIIiKS. 

Morton  QroTe,  BlDgham  &  F<8  enb,  Ite  29  and  30  b 
2, 19  41  13  may  13,'93,  Q  E  Fernsld  to  £  Llndqalst 
 1270 

10  acres  n  w  qr  14  41  IS  jan  2,  T  Elohelberg  to  W 
Etchelberg  I400O 

N  hf  8  bf  D  w  qr  9  e  qr  23  41  13  jane4,'9I,  P  Petry 
to  T  F  Wheeler  »3000 

Lt  4  ptD  n  26  rds  8  65rd8  8  e  qr  27  41  13  jan  II,  0 
8<  herer  Jr  to  J  Fallbard  $1600 

Lt  2  pab  pC  D  3.893  cbalas  e  of  road,  8  e  qr  n  w  qr 
28  41  13  jaly  22, '93,  0  Broehnow  to  F  Sohoenlug 

 1376 

N3B1BFIELD. 

S  w  qr  8  w  qr  and  w  bt  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  21  42  12  may 
29,  H  Tatse  to  A  Tatge   $3600 

N  bt  8  w  qr  and  e  hf  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  21  42  12  may  29, 

H  Tatge  to  F  Tatge  $6000 

PAIiATINK. 

Palatine,  n  bf  Its  1  and  2  b  "F"  jaly  19,  HI  lur- 

liDgame  to  H  LlnDemann  $3300 

OBIiAND. 

Lt  10,  6  acres,  12  36  12  jan  4,  H  Andres  to  0  Beck  tJ26 
Alplre  flgte.  It  35  b  19  dec  3  ,'94,  TKle  O  &  T  Oo  to 

V  a  Lnndqnlst  $210 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  :<2  b  9  dec  31,'94,  Same  to  B  Bar- 

lingame  $200 

Alpiue  Hgts,  It  34  b  19  dec  3I,'94,  Same  to  0  E 

Lundqaist  $2uO 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  II  b  23  noT  14,<91,  dame  to  M  Hatcb- 

ioson   $200 

FALOd. 

10  acres  8  w  qr  36  37  l  i  jaa  8,  Mast  In  Chy  to  M  A 
Qray  $7,898 

BIYEBSIDE. 

Klverslde,  3r  ^  dlv,  It^  778  to  783  b  6  may  17,  £  A 

Driver  to  E  R  Spear  $.S0,0I  0 

Blverside,  same;  may  17,  E  R  Spear  to  H  M  Driver 

    $30,000 

Hollywoiid,  lt44  b  17  8ept  18,'93,  S   E  Gross  to  0 

U'Malley   1375 

Riverside,  3rd  add.  It  1122  b  26  dec  16,  M  B  Snod- 

gra^s  to  O  Tapper   15260 

Hollywood.  It  34  b  13  apr  30,'94,  S  E  Oro^s   to  B 

Neaeder  $460 

HANOVEB. 

166  acres  e  hf  28  41  9  dec  2I.*94,  W  Hazel  to  J  Flack 
 $13,734 


TttCtUT  UKKU8  ANO  Jn  OKTUAUKH 

Inoladln«  BalldlBg  and  Loan  Socletler. 
Andrna  Q  W  to  0  Jorn  jan  12  It  6  b  4,  17 

38  14,  5y  6%  |25(  0 

Aabert  A  J      J  Leis  dec  25  Its  22  to  26, 

lirant  Pk  add  3j  6%  |16C0 

Antio  B  J  and  Q  W  to  R  P  Uollett  jan  8 

pt  It  37  and  38  b  31,  16  38  14,  ly  7% 

 '.|1005 

Andrews  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  jau  8  Its 

13  and  32  b  il,  26  38  14  3y  6<?  |.^600 

Andrews  E  G  to  J  Dempsey  jan  9  Its  31 

and  32  b  11, '.i63814,  3y  6%          ..  flSOfl 

Abreus  H  to  H  Cordes  jan  2  It  1  It  8  eto 

b  7,  Aehland  2Dd  add,  3y  6<E  |6000 

Atberton  J  F  lo  0  T  Tyrrell  jan  7  same 

prop  4y   6%   $2000 

Aocorson  A  O  to  L  T  Stewart  ang  7  pt 

lis  24  and  26  b  4,  5  40  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Bornboefi  F  to  DeerliQ^  B  9  L  Assn  deo 

19  it  73  and  part  72  b  1,  29  40  14,  1% 

 $1200 

Benson  C  to  F  H  0  Meine  jan  3  pt  b  2, 

32  41  14,  5y  6%  Si   |90no 

Bntts  A  0  to    EU  Soott  jan  2  pt  b  f,  17 

38  14,  5y  6%  3  deed*  $15.6(  0 

BedesBD  N  to  O  r\  Rose  jan  I  Us  22  to  24 

b  14,  28  37  14,  3y  7«  $76(  0 

Bergen  C  to  0  H  Eidens  deo  24  It  5  b 

125,  31  37  14,  3y  1%  $I2  0 

Bergsma  O  to  Prosperity  L  &  B  Assn  jan 

6  It  88,  Gross  5th  Hnmboldt  Pk  add, 

f>Hl  $4000 

Bird  T  to  N  W  M  L  Ids  Oo  deo  iiO  s  It  2 

of  It  6  eto.  Pine  Grove  5y  6%  $4500 

Barker  M  E  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  jan   1  pt  It  6  and  all  7  b  15,  G  to 

Wilmette  7%   $2000 

Mressler  A  R  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  26  127 

lots  in  sees  10,  17  and  20,  42  13,  5y  6% 

12.5  deeds  $60,000 

Banting  J  T  to  R  Berger  dec  31  Its  1  to 

4  It  3,  17  40  14,  dem  1%   $10,000 

Ba'-lin    D  to  G  Van  Zandt  jan  2  prem 

lil4  Jackson  3y  6%%  '.  $2500 

Basseler  0  F  to  A  Solinger  jan  5  pt  It  6, 

28  40  14,  3y  6%  $7000 

Brown  0  H  to  Jesse  Holdom  deo  31  It  1 

b  2?,  11  38  It,  3y  6^  

Brown  C  H  to  Jeaae  Holdom  deo  21  It  1 

b  22,  11  38  14,  3y  6%..  '.  $8000 

Bisohnff  R  to  W  Loeb  jan  11  Its  28  and 

29  b  7  b  10  8hett  add  5y  6^   $6000 

Blanohard  A  J  to  W  B  King  jan  12  It  3  b 

15,  4  38  12,  6^  $1500 


Bornsohein  J  G  to  T  Dent  nov  22  It  19  It 

11.  eto,  21  3814,  6<«  $19i  0 

Brynd  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebann  j  n  8  It  2 

b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  7J  $1(  00 

Biddle  W  B  to  M  B  Loomis  jan  2  pt  Its  4 

and  5,  23  38  14,  4y  6%   $12,000 

Batler  P  et  al  to  E  M  Needles  jan  2  Its  1 

to  6  b  6,  34  39  14,  5y  6-5  $42,500 

Basby  H  &  C  to  F  G  Btadley  jan  5  pt  It 

13  and  all  16  and  17  b  3   22  39  14,  4y 

6^  $46,0(  0 

Boxley  W  to  Q  H  High   jan  10  pt  It  64, 

Brighton,  5y  6^  $40CO 

Brandt  A  0  to  W  H  Tatge  jan  10  It  1  It  2 

b  7,  12  39  12,  3y  6^  $1500 

Berry  F  C  to  W  Heokman  jan  8  pt  It  1  b 

4,  2  38  14,  5y   ...$5600 

Blakely  0  A  to  A  W  Martin  jan  7  It  10  b 

7,  Buena  Park  2y  7«  $13,775 

Brown  J  B  to  E  B  Thomas  deo  1  w  3^  n 

w  1^  15  38  14,  2y  6«  $40,000 

Brooke  C  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jaa  10  pt  Its 

12  and  13  It  14,  15  38  14.  fiy  6^  ..  $3500 
Born  C  A  to  J  Rosenthal  jan  11  Its  23 

and  24  b  23,  19  4(il5,  6y  H%  $50C0 

Benner  A  L  to  B  Schmidt  jau  8  pt  Its  17 

an.l  18.  29  40  14,  6^  $45' 0 

Bolger  K  C  to  Title  Qnar  &  T  Co  jan  9  pt 

It  51  and  all  42  b  1,  6  39  14,  2y  6^.  .  .$3500 
Blair  W  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  7  pt  It  7  b 

21,  fri  15  add,  may  19'99  <o%  $5000 

Byrnstrom  J  0  to  O  H  Fleischer  jan  14. 

It  b  b  12,  35  40  13,  4y   $2500 

Bishop  J  M  to  Occidental  B  &  L  Assn  jaa 

13  pt  It  81,  13  38  14,  8?   $3400 

Baboook  E  L  to  E  Grace  oot  2  It  12  and 

pt  10  and  11  8  3^  n  w      s  w  34  3  38  14, 

1%  135(0 

Coseett  F  D  to  F  G  Clark  jan  11  It  11  b 

11.  4  38  12,  5y  7<E  $2(100 

Coombs  0  F  to  T  Dnrham  jan  14  It  5  b 

5, 12  39  12,  3y  If,  $1000 

Crosby  M  to  E  O  Brown  jan  14  pt  It  36 

b  1,  20  40  14,  6y  1%  $80(  0 

Coiigdon  S  0  to  P  Van  Vlissiogen  jan  8 

Its  35,  38  and  pt  37  b  10,  Sbtffield  add 

6y  6^   $12,500 

Czoske  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  9  It  11 

b  25.  Sheffield  add.  6y  6}^%  $1600 

Ca  holio  Bishop  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  6  It 

U  b  1,  8  37  14,  5y  6^    $2(  00 

Comieiky  C  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  9 

It  11  b  1.  23  39  13,  6y  6;?   $500(' 

Cheatle  J  to  J  Bibben  jan  1  Its  23  and 

24  b   3  etc,  Union  add  Evanston6^2 

deeds  $5(00 

Clindiuin  M  H  &  W  W  to  E  C  Wentworlh 

j*n  8  It  2  b  3,  Brockline  5y  1%  $13(  0 

Cairnp  J  to  PhoeLix  BIdg  soc  jan  2  It  16 

b  3,  Grof.P  Pk  add  7j;   $10  0 

Crocker  M  F  to  Northern  Trnst  Co  jan  3 

pt  It  9  b  7,  6  3K  14,  6y  65f   $3500 

Orandall  S  W  to  L  e  Lloyd  jan  3  It  94  b 

4,  32  41  14,  fiy  6^  $3000 

Cooper  R  B  to  J  S  Norton  It  42  b  2,  My- 

riok  2rd  add,  2y  6«  $2,500 

Carlson  B  to  F  H  Baker  jnn  8  pt  It  1  b  i2, 

Johnsyn  add  Aosiin,  fiy  6^  ....  $1200 
Oortright  L  L)  to  C  Nason  jar  4  It'^  46  to 

51  b  1,  36  38  14,  iy  7%   $:^OoO 

Cox  A  M  to  W  F  Lnbeke  jan  7  pt  It  41  b 

3,  19  39  14,  6y  1%   $1600 

CzapD  J  to  P  O  Sten-land  jun  10  pt  Its 

28  and  29  b  6.  22  40  13,  7<5  $1000 

Corr  F  V  to  W  H  Wilkin?  jan  1  It  37  b  £ 

of  OQt  It  33,  16  38  14,  5y  6%   $1600 

Copeland  F  VV  et  al  to  W  H  OairndofiE 

may  23'&3  Its  20  to  22  b  11  Winnetka 

Pk  Bloflfi  2y  1%   $1375 

Cairns  J  to  0  A  Sawyer  jan  3  It  1  b  9, 

Douglas  Pk  add,  3y  6Jg  $20no 

Chicago  Railway  Terminal  Elevators  to 

The  Illinois  Trost  &  Savings  Bk  mch  1 

'94'  all  elevators,  bldgs  and  lands  of 

grantor.  4y  6^  $2,500,000 

Connors  J  J  to  A  B  Mead  jan  2  pt  It  17 

b  15,  10  40  14,—  $1000 

Cooper  H  K  to  EH  Dnpee  jan  2  It  18 

and  pt  16  b  2  etc,  11  38  14,  6m  <o%. .  ?;35P0 
Choginski  P  to  C  L  Gainer  jan  2  It  86  b 

1,  27  40  14,  6^  $2300 

Cerpec  B  to  Am  T  S  B&  jan  1  Its  23  and 

24,  Gross  Pk  2nd  add  6y  &f>  $5000 

Crane  T  to  P  M  McKenna  jnly  7  It  4  b  4, 

20  38  15,  7y   $50C0 

Cohen  F  to  J  H  Vlissengen  dec  26  It  42  b 

16,  33  39  14,  ?y  If  $1700 

Dcib  F  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  7  It 

31  b  16,  33  39  14,  5y  6^    $3500 

Day  E  G  to  H  W  Stillman  dec  24  pt  It  3 

b  1?,  11  38  14,  4y  65^  $5500 

Dahlgren  F  Q  to  E  N  Weart  jan  11  pt  Its 

1  and  2  b  3,  21  38  14,  1%  $2500 

Diokmann  E  to  E  S  Dreyer  jan  7  Its  43  to 

46  b  7,  32  38  14,  3y   $1000 


Diokmann  E  to  E  S  Dreyer  jan  ^  Its  84  to 

37  b  7,  32  38  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

DiokioFOD  J  A  et  al  to  J  P  Bohlander  jan 

7  pt  b  194,iMaywood  acd  o  p  8%  .  $2200 
Davis  M  &  W  E  to  Itliuois  T  &  S  Bk  jan 

1  It  4  b  4.  28  38  14,  3y  7$   $3500 

Davia  MR&GOtoKO  Brown  j*n  5  pt 

Its  51  and  52  b  28,  7  39  14,  5y  6%.  .  $3500 
Dietz  F  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1,  pt  b  12, 

28  38  14,  5y  6%  ..$6000 

Dennett  D  U  to  F  B  Peabody  j  in  10  It 

23  b  28,  19  40  14,  5y  7<J  $1200 

Danckley  R  to  D  W  Wood  jan  10  b  48, 

Notre  Dame  add.  So   Chicago  ^y  6^ 

 $15,000 

Deater  A  to  Phoenix  B  Soc  j-in  3  pi  It  8 

b  11,  21  38  14,  7<J  $1600 

Dearlove  Q  to  E  G  Mason  jan  3  It  1  It  6 

b  12,  Rockwell  add  5y  8%  $3500 

Daback  J  N  to  J  U  Van  Vlipsengen  nov 

21  It  11  b  1,  10  38  14.  om  <a%    $2875 

Doffy  P  to  J  Dnflfy  dec  29  It  39  b  28.  13 

39  13,  5y  6<«  . . .   $1500 

Dodd  G  A  to  Douglas  Pk  B  Assn  nov  15 

It  5  b23,  Doaglas  Pk  add  %f  $2700 

Darlington  H  to  H  M  Buooti  deo  27  Its  19 

and  20  b  11,  4  38  12,  fiy  6«   $40(0 

Daears  J  to  L  Baird  jin  2  It  13  b  4  pt  s  e 

3^  23  38  14,  fiy  6«   $2500 

Eriokf  on  P  to  0  T  Rillen  deo  14  It  36  b  3, 

10  39  13,  7JJ  $1308 

Eiohoert  A  S  to  B  Felseuihel  fan  11  Its 

14  to  17  b  s.  6  S9  14,  fiy  (^^  $7fi(0 

Eickenberg  E  to  T  P  Randall  deo  25  It  8 

b  3.  18  40  14,  6?  $2500 

Eppa  J  L  to  W  U  Cairndoff  nov  8  pt  It  1 

b  2,  n  w  3^  10  38  14,  ly  6J6  $1352 

Eiokoflf  C  F  to  F  Whii field  jan  10  It  1  b  1, 

31  4(1  14,  ly  6%  $5600 

Endioott  E  M  to  0  F  Lawrence  jan  5  pt 

It  78,  Ellis  E  add  ly  6^  2  deeds ....  $6400 
Esson  A  to  Title  G  T  Co  deo  24  It  66  b 

22,  Hyde  Pk  5y  6<f   $2800 

Ewiag  A  !S  &  J  to  H  E  Haribot  dec  16  It 

44  b  7,  19  39  14.  5y  6«   ,  $2000 

Fahle  J  to  0  J  Holr>-es  dec  31  It  10  Snow 

4  D  sub,  8  40  14,  ly  6^   $1500 

Fischer  F  to  M  E  Oreeuebaam  jany  8  It 

33  and  34  b  61,  35  38  14,  3y    1%  2  deeds 

 $400U 

Faheny  H  E  &M  J  to  U  A  Hangan  jan  8 

pt  It  68  bike  I  and  2  oot  It  A  Wright- 
wood  5y  61.^%   $6000 

Flavelle  ME  to  L  O  Stave  jan  11  Its  45 

and  46  b  3  28  40  14,  3m,—  $4150 

Fischer  L  to  J  L  Cochran  tept  1  It  13  and 

pt  14  b  6,  8  4(1  14,  6y  1%   $4800 

Fields  V  to  O  E  O  Thomas  jan  2  it  19  b 

125,  S  S  add.  fiy  %%  $5000 

Franklin  L  to  J  Newman  jan  10  pt  b  10, 

28  40  12,  By    $5000 

Flick  J  to  N  Hogel  deo  21  pt  e  3^  28  41 

9,3y  6^   $7734 

Frank  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  9  Its  1 

to  3  It  59  etc,  Batterfield  add,  2y  esf 

  $4(  0c 

Gay  ton  W  0  to  W  D  Cooper  jan  11  Its  11 

and  12  and   pt  10  b    11,  14   3814,  7^ 

 $1750 

Qleich  M  to  C  Jorn  jan  14  It  46  b  6,  29  39 

14,  3y  6!«   $25(0 

Greenebanm  B  to  Northn  T  Co  jan  8  Its 

31  and  32  b  12,  31  40  14,  6m  6<?  $5760 

Gnthman  E  to  J  Rosenthal  jan  12  Its  9 

to  13,  33,  etc,  4  38  14,  ly  68  $lf,000 

Hart  J  P  to  M   B  Greenebanm  deo  1  It  s 

b  5,  85  39  13,  5y  6^  $llfO 

Headley  H  D  to  A  Segriiz  deo  15  Us  30 

to  34  b  7,  6  39  13,  2y  6^  $1812 

Hnebner  A  T  to  Home  Mnt  L  Assn  jan 

10  It  31  b  19,  Sheflf  add  8[  $6500 

Hoghes  b  to  M  Frohlich  jau  14  It  20  b  5, 

36  40  13,  3y  &%  $63'  0 

Holly  W  to  Ensrlewood  B  &  L  Assn  j  in  2 

It  38  and  pt  39  b  20,  1  37  14,  1%. .  $li00 
Habbell  J  H  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  y  pt  w 

3^  8  w  3^  e  3^  s  w  3^    9  39  13,  3y  7% 

  ..  $10,000 

Hrnska  V  to  M  Jenicek  jan  8  Itj  5  to  9  b 

46,  7  38  14,  7%  $4400 

Hroska  V  to  M  Jenicek  jan  8  It  33  b  17, 

20  39  14,  7%  $160(, 

Hartman  H  to  J  H  Rosenberg  deo  8  It  24 

b  12,  Irving  Pa-k  fiy  6%..  $1800 

Hallasy  C  to  P  O  Stensland  jau  8  It  37  b 

28,  25  40  13,  5y  6%  $1000 

Hill  A  H  t9  L  C  Tryon  jan  5  Its  9,  10  and 

13,  eto,  b  19,  Irving  Pk  add,  .Sy  6^. $2'  25 
Harrison  0  8  to  G  W  Stanford  jan  8  Its 

73  to  78  eto  of  It  345  eto,  8  39  13,  5y  6« 

 $400r) 

Hawks  S  M  to  M  D'  Hnll  jan  10  It  3  b  14, 

4  38  12,  5y  7J5  $1800 

Hanschild  J  H  to  H  W  Jackson  deo  15  Its 

15,  16,  17  and  pt  18  b  2  b  1,  15  38  14, 


3y  6!^  $4000 

Hines  I  H  to  P  O  Stensland  jan  6  Its  1  to 

4  b  7,  26  40  13,  3y  6f  $3000 

Hay  J  A  to  D  8  Place  jan  14  It  6  b  5,  1 

39  13,  and  o  p,  3y  7^  $5000 

Hauler  M  M  to  E  G  Foreman  jan  14  It  8 

b  3,  14  39  14,  3y  6%  $4500 

Hant  E  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  24  It 

13  b  4,  16  39  13,  4y  6%%  $3000 

Hogland  J  O  to  M  W  Eozminski  jan  9  pt 

Its  11  and  12  b  4,  Johnson  R  A  8  add, 

3y  6%  $2000 

Hewetson  B  to  F  F  Bayley  jan  10  pt  It  7 

b4,  8  39  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Hnber  J  H  to  J  C  Sooval  jnne  29  Its  11 

and  12  and  pt  10  b  3,  8  40  14,  2y  7^.1937 
Horn  H  E  to  J  H  Kraemer  jan  14  It  92 

It  61,  Brorson  add  3y  e%  $3000 

Howe  C  E  to  S  W  Straus  jan  14  pt  Its  94 

and  91,  div  3,  30  38  15,  4y  6%  $1600 

Holmes  V  B  &  Ira  to  J  A  Mnrphy  jan  11 
Its  60  of  Its  1  to  3  b  9,  Ft  Dearborn  add 

5y  5f  $150,000 

Howell  T  Y  to  S  L  Boyce  jan  12  It  65  and 

pt64,n  w  34  3  38  14,  ly  6%  $1200 

Uein  M  B  to  F  Laokner  jan  11  Its  1,  2 

and  15  It  6  b  16,  29  40  14,  2y  6;^ . . . .  $70C0 
Hjerpe  M  E  to  J  R  Unrford  jan  8  It  1  It 

69,  16  38  14,  26m  7f,  $1300 

Hammermeister  J  to  P  Van  Vlissengen 
jan  8  It  4  b  S,  Pierce's  add  to  Holstein 

fiy  6}4%  $1700 

Hill  FA  to  S  Donlop  jan  2  pt  It  1  eto,  b 

1,  eto,  9  39  13,  7%  15  deeds  $6500 

Hnssander  L  F  to  A  Peterson  jan  5  It  2 

b  2,  21  40  14,  18m  If  $1500 

Hollev  8  V  to  Jesse  Holdom  jan  4  It  36  b 

16,  33,  39  14,  5y  6!«  $1500 

Hackett  F  M  to  G  J  Haberer  jany  3  It  25 

b  4  b  15,  Shefif  add,  8j  6f  $4000 

Hogenson  E  et  al  to  P  Van  Vlissengen 
jany  2  pt  Us  24  and  25  b   14,  7  39  14, 

5y  6^  $4000 

Isaacson  D  to  J  F  Randolph  jan  1  It  30 

b  4,  13  38  14.  5y  5f  $30,000 

James  H  &  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jan  12 

It  33  b  6  1  39  13,  6y  Sf   $3000 

Jacobs  A  Eto  F  B  Peabody  jan  14  Its  20 

to  23  b  21,  31  39  13,  5y  7^  $4o00 

Jnds  F  to  A  Pike  jan  7  It  36  b  2,  28  39 

14,  5y  6%f  $1300 

Jones  W  to  L  Rathje  deo  2  pt  Its  11  and 

9,30  38  15  and  op  2y  7^  $2150 

Jcnes  J  G  to   ME  Greenbanm  jan  8  It 

28  and  pt  29  b  J ,  14  39  13,  5y  6!« .  . .  $5500 
Johnson  E  8  to  H  E  Hnrlbat  jan  10  pt  It 

10  b  2,  2  38  14,  4y  6!?  $4500 

Jacobs  H  to  0  8  Qainlan  jan  1  pt  its  15 

and  14  It  3,  10  38  14,  40  m  6^  $2877 

Jeflery  W  J  to  I  Olaflin  jan  5  It  36  b  8, 11 

39  13,  5y  6f  $1300 

Jensen  0  C  to   A  Loeb  deo  19  Its  13  and 

14  b  1,  4  38  14,  4y  6f,  2  deeds  $3600 

Jensen  N  P  to  W  North  Ave  B  L  &  H  Assn 

jan  8  It  1  b  1  It  5  etc,  31  40  14,  7^.  .$2200 
Janiak  P  to  M  W  Pinckney  jan  7  It  6  b 

3,  Berger's  add,  Hyde  Pk  7%  $1600 

Johnson  C  A  to  U  P  Kranz  jan  6  Its  10  to 

12  b  2,  .'^l  40  14,  5y   6f  $4000 

Johnson  M  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  7  It  22  b  3 

It  1,  29  40  14,  ly  7^  flCOO 

Johnson  A  R  to  E  8  Dreyer  jan  3  It  12  b 

1,  19  40  14,  3y  G}4f  $2000 

Eroelicg  M  to  J  U  Eraemer  jan  8  It  93 

b  51,  33  40  14,  ly  7f   ...$1400 

Eingsley  8  W  to  H  G  Willmarth  jan  6  pt 

s  e  34  8  w  34  20  42  9,  ly  Sf  $2000 

Kampf  E  to  0  0  Schomaoher  jan  11  It  170 

b  1,  etc,  16  39  13,  3y  7^  ,   $1250 

Eelly  J  F  to  H  A  Goodrich  jan  2  It  29  b 

2,  12  39  13,  5y  Gf  $6000 

Keeney  A  F  to  E   H  Gary  deo  1  Its  26 

and  26  b  91,  27  39  14,  3y  7f  $4000 

Kline  R  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  jan  7  Its  2  to 

4  It  25,  eto,  33  39  14,  5y  6«  $9500 

Kozwiok  A  to  T  Erolik  jan  7  Its  74  and 

75  b  41,  Sheft  add  6f   $4000 

Knight  E  W  &  J  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Oo  jan 

10  It  21  b  136,  8  8  add  5y  6f  $16,000 

Eorn  J  O  ta  R  Berger  jan  10  It  7  b  A  b  2, 

9  38  14,  3y  6;«  $2000 

Kohn  H  W  to  L  Baird  deo  18  p.  It  4  b 

19,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  t3500 

Eemper  W  to  North  Ave  B&  L  Aesn  jan 

9  n  3^  It  34  all  35  and  pt  36  b  1,  20  40 

14,  6<{  $3000 

Earthenser  J  to  E  Stock  jan  14  It  14  b  6, 

Shell  add,  5y  6^  $1000 

Earth  G  to  L  0  Mueller  deo  14  Its  23  to 

25  b  4,  30  40  14,  1  day  6^  $3600 

Eadow  L  to  M  Majewski  jan  7  It  57  b  41, 

Shefladd,  6%  $20(0 

EesjlerGT  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  12  It 

138  n  frI  30  38  15,   3y  6^  $11,000 

Eehoe  M  to  D  Snerman  dec  31  It  10  b  17, 


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18  39  14,  5v,  755   $1000 

Kolla  J  0  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  9  It  8  and 

pt  7  b  13,  31  39  13,  5y  7^  $2250 

Leoua'd  R  to  Masonio  Mot  S  &   L  Asfln 

jan  7  Its  15  to  18  b  7,32  39  14,—  .  .'.$2500 
1  nnoeford  0  D  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  11  pt 
It  19  b  4.  0  add  to  ifidgewater,  5y  7% 

  $4000 

Lee  G  N  to  F  H  Jones  jan  1  It  13  b  11, 

23  28  14,  5y      2  deeds   |4000 

Lang  K  to  W  Heineraann  jan  7  It  17  It  9, 

Belle  Plaine  2y  6«  |2500 

Leavitt  M  E  to  J  E    Leavitt  may  4  Its  4 

and  6  b  4,  36  39  13,  3y  6^  $2200 

Liese  H  to  Q  Sohnelke  jan  11  It  12  and 

pt  11  b  8,  19  4U  14.  5y  6^  $1600 

Loewenstein  8  to  E  Q  Foreman  jan  14  Its 

37  to  4r  b  1,  16  38  14,  ly  6%  $15,000 

Laariuo  A  to  P  Wolf  jan  8  It  16  b  16,  eto, 

Ohioago  Hghts  2y  6%.   $1320 

Lehman  F  to  P  Maher  dec  29  Its  25  and 

26  b  7,  10  39  13,  7^  $5000 

LeOlero  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  8  It  34  b 

2  b  1.  23  39  13,  5y  H   2700 

Londqaig)  0  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  jan  10 

yt  It  7  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Londelias  (J  A  to  A  Oatzert  jan  9,  15  38 

14,  5y  6«  $9000 

Lymann  O  D  to  J  B  Galloway,  It  2, 

Lake  Grove  snb  Wionetka  ly  1%.  ..$1000 
Limbert  3-  B  to  E  Drary  -leo  13  Its  3  and 

4  b  9,  D  to  Wilmette  3y  6%  $1300 

Lof  tns  P  W  to  N  w  M  L  Ins  Oo  Oot  25  Its 

9  to  12  b  31,  7  39  14,  5y  6%   $8000 

Lineoott  O  F  to  A  DaDning  jany  2  s  n 

w  1^,  20  40  13,  4"  6«  $9000 

Lord  P  A  to  RP  Hollett  dec  28  it  15  b 

18,  4  38  12,  6%   $18"0 

Larson  M  to  O  Ropp  jauy  4  Its  9  and  10 

b  6.  17  38  14,  8m~7g  $1530 

Lake    Hitohoook  M    E  Church  to  P  O 
Stecaland  deo  29  Its  8  and  9  b  17,  31 

40  14,  3y  6^....  $4(iC0 

Lnndgren  O  D  lo  F  M  R  Rietz  jan  2  It  31 

b  1.  Saohsel-i  add,  3y  6^  $1800 

Le9  M  D  to  0  K  ci  BilUnga  deo  31  pt  b 

2D,  17  39  14,  dem  6^  3  deeds  . .     .  .*15'00 
Mo\dams  J  to  A  Peterson  j  in  9  It  28  b 

80,  27  39  14,  5y  &%%  $45(0 

Mueller  M  to  W  Beioemauu  jan  9  Its  22 

and  23  b  3,  29  41  1*,  3y   $4000 

Moore  MM  to  S  M  Moore  jan  7  It  42  b 

2,  17  38  14,  3y  6)'^%   $1500 

Merchant  0  D  to  T  Salter  jin  9  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  5  eto,  16  38  14,  2y  6%  $,3600 

MaoNeal  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jau  9  It  o  and 

pt  6  b  13,  31  3'J  13,  5y  7?  $2250 

Malates  a  D  N  to  F  R  Chatid  er  jan  1 

%  It  23  b  3.  24  38  14,  3y  1%  $2000 

McOall  T  to  J  M  Jaoknon  j  au  7  It  1  b  28, 

K.'d  add  to  Hyde  PR  4m  ti^  $1300 

McCall  T  to  J  M  Jackson  jan  7  It  2  b  28 

N's  add  to  Hyde  Park  4m  6^   $13(0 

Miller  H  J  to  L  E  Greenebanm  jau  7  s  It 

8  of  It  35,  eto,  Ellis  e  add,  5y  i%  ...  $500i> 
Mnlholland  E  J  (o  R  Berger  jau  11  pt  b 

2,  22  38  14,  3y   |1700 

Morrison  J  H  to  S  Donlop  jan  10  pt  It  12 

b  2,  7  39  13,  3y  &%  ^,1500 

MoOormiok  A  et  al  to  M  W  KozmiO'^ki 

jan  10  pt  It  4  b  59,  8  8  add,  3y  1%:.  .$1300 
Moran  W  P  (o  M  E  Greenebaum  jan  12 

It  30  b  5,  13  39  13,  3y  7^  $3300 

MoOormiok  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  7 
It  13  Its  37  to  40  eto,  b  8,  Duion  Pk  2d 

add,  4y  6^  .   $10(0 

MoCall  T  to  J  M  Jackson  jan  7  It  3  b  28 

Kimbarks  add,  to  Hyde  Pk  4m  $1425 
Munzer  R  to  J  V  Farwell  Jr,  jan  7  It  4  b 

1  of  b  6,  and  o  p,  20  4u  14,  ly  f,%.  .  .$4575 
Moritz  A  to  8  Mayer  jan  9  It  14  b  1,  5  40 

1*.  6^  $1000 

Murphy  J  fi  to  D  R  B  Currier  jan  11  Its 

1  and  2  It  16,  14  39  13,  3y  7^  $3500 

Mutual  Electric  Light  &  Power  Oo  to  0 
Title  &  T  Oo  dec  1  Its  1  to  5  b  6,  5  37 

14, 15y  6%   $  1(  0,000 

May;Mto  T  J  Lefens  jan  IS  It  11  b  37, 

38  40  14,  2y  %%   $1500 

MaCaoley  J  I  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  It  7 

b  1,  33  39   12  $3000 

Mookenhaopt  M  to  Atlantic  B  &  L  Assn 

jan  7  It  32  It  26,  6  38  14,  6%   $3000 

Mueller  0  to  G  Fuelk  deo  13  pt  It  2  b  5, 

P  &  L  to  Desplaines  ly  6^  $1000 

Major  H  0  to  Equit  8  L  &  T  Co  jan  2  pt 

It  14  b  6,  Rivreside  Ist  div  6^   $2000 

.McClnre  T  D  to  N  M  Jones  dec  3  It  35  b 

3.  28  38  14.  6^   $80C0 

Mailer  J  to  M  Frohlioh   deo  29  pt  It  3  It 

15  eto.  Eliss  W  add  2y  %%  $10,000 

Nelson  S  E  to  F  0  Meyer  jan  5  It  29  It  38 

b  3,  17  39  13,  8^   $3000 

Naught  m  P  W  to  P  J  Wetzel  ddo  31  It  11 
b  7,21  40  14,  6?  $12(0 


Nielson  N  O  to  M  Frohlioh  jan  15  It  29, 

Central  Pk  sub  11  39  13,  2y  6%  $30C0 

Newbanks  8  I  to  E  W  Zander  jan  2  It  11, 

Parkway  add,  3y  7^   |lu00 

Novak  N  N  to  N  M  Jones,  It  22  and 

pt  21,  28  37  14,  7^  3500 

Nioholls  L  M  &  8  W  to  J  MoMahon  jan  7 

pt  It  11  b  6, 18  40  14,—  $1223 

O'Neil  J  W  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1  Its  1  to 

8  b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  7^  $500C 

O'SuUivan  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  12 

It  8  b  9,  23  38  14,  3y         2  deeds. .  $5600 
O'Brien  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  deo  5!6  It 

34  b  4,  21  38  14,  3y  7«   $1000 

Olson  O  Z  to  W  Heinemann  jan  9  Its  147 

and  148  b  10,  18  40  14,  5y  6^   $4600 

Olson  P  to  Prosperity  B  &  L  Asen  jan  4 

It  12  b  3,  13  40  13,  6  1-6%  $20(0 

Oliverson  O  toC  R  Matgon  jan  2  pt  Its 

45  and  46  b  1,  6  39  14,  3y  6«  $3400 

Prnssing  E  E  to  F  H  McUniloch  deo  27 
Its  10^  110  and  114  Prnssing  add  6m  6% 

  $3OC0 

Parker  M  H  to  Chicago  Title   &  T  Co 

jan  7  pt  It  2  b  64,  7  39  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Fhelan  K  to  F  McEnerny  jany  2  it  10  It 

2,  18  39  14,  4y  6%   $2100 

*^olitski  T  to  P  Kiolbussa  jany  2  It  9  b 

30,  Elston  add,  6^   $2000 

Potter  D  W  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  31  Its  8 

to  12  It  16,  eto,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $l(Vi00 

Prior  T      to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  deo  22  It 

31  b  12,  Rockwell  add  5y  6%  $4000 

Piper  O  to  F  B  Peabcdy  jan  9  lis  10  and 

U  b  20,  31  39  14,  5y  6«  $4000 

PfeifiEer  0  R  to  B  F  Rchaul  jtn  10  Its  40 

to  42  b  6,  Twelfth  St  add  3y  6%  $^200 

Partridge  N  A  to  BE  Keeler  jan  1  pt  b 

11.  Reger's  Pk  3y  6%   $3000 

Quirk  B  to  L  E  Greenebanm  jan  8  pt  It 
3  all  4  and  pt  5  of  It  11,  eto,  13  39  13, 

5y  6$   $18,000 

Randall  P  J  to  J  Frake  dec  26  pt  It  3  b 

I,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $3i  00 

Roehl  A  A  to  C  H  Fleischer  j  an  15  pt  It 

2  b  2,  2  38  14,  5y  6<5  $12,000 

Rowan  T  F  to  H  D  Coghlan  deo  1  it  9 

and  pt  10  b  43,  So  Chicatro  2y  6%..  $2753 
Raggio  M  to  A  Smith  jan  11  It  32  b  \  17 

39  14,  3y  1%  $2i;00 

Rosetiihal  B  J  to  8  H  Ri  sentbal  jan  7  n 

1^  It  6  b  41,  17  39  14,  6m  6$.  .  ..$10,000 
Reynolds  G  B  to  W  G  Hcsg  jan  10  It  2  It 

21,  27  39  14,  6y  6^  $5(00 

Riley  M  to  C  L  Schaar  jan  9  It  12  b  17, 

19  39  14,  3y  1%   $12C0 

Reinick  J  A  lo  8  Wallner  jan  8  It  5  Walk 

ers  sab  30  39  14,  7%  $12(0 

Ruokholdt  0  to  N  M  Blnmenih  ,1  jan  'I  Its 

81  and  82,  20  40  14,  2v  1%  $2000 

Ryan  M  N  to  P  O  Stensland  dec  24  Its  58 

and  59  It  1,  21  39  14,  .'ly  6%.   $20,000 

Rowan  J  P  to  Northern  Tra-'t  Co  jan  1  It 

40  sub  sj^s           n  e3^8w344  38 
14,  5y  6i^%  $1500 

Russell  0  J  et  al  to  W   H  CairndLff  july 
12'92  Its  2   to  4  b   8,    Winueika  Pk 

Blaflfi  2y  7^  $1200 

Rowley  G  A  to  O  D  Turuey  jaa  2  It  12  b 

2,  13  39  13,  6%  $2000 

Radle  J  N  to  Equitable  Trust  Oo  jan  1  It 

5  Rowley  sab  22  38  14,  6%  $.'{000 

Stiller  E  A  to  H  Benze  jan  10  pt  It  41  b 

31,  17  39  14.  3y  6%  $3000 

Sohneberger  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan 
9  It  47  and  pt  48  It  3,  2o  39  14,  5y 

 $12,000 

Siking  B  to  A  Van  Vlissiogen  j  an  4  Its 

59  ai.d  6",  21  37  14,  Hy  7%  $1400 

Sherman  E  W  to  A  O  Butler  jan  2  pt  It 

9  It  16,  7  39  13,  3y  6^   $2500 

Stranberg  E  to  E  F  Bayley  jan  5  It  5  b 

5,  17  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Starr  W  E  to  C  C  Broomel  jan  10  It  13  b 

Glenooe  5y  6%   $1500 

Stut  J  to  A  Loeb  jau  24  It  7  It  6,  6  39  14, 

3y   $8000 

Stava  J  to  M  Kaspar  jan  8  s  It  1  of  Its  9 

to  11  b  3,  B  &  B  add,  18  m  6^  

Sibley  Warehouse  and  Storage  Co  to  Chi 
oago  Title  <fe  T  Co  deo  31  Its  2  3  and  4 
b  2  o  t,  cor  n  Clark  and  Wa7er  st,  loy 

H  $1,000,000 

Smith  L  L  to  H  Rubens  jan  12  pt  Its  9 

and  10,  Bronson  add.  3y  6^  $10,(00 

Steinbreoher  B  to  T  Fiesae  jan  4  Its  89 

and  90  b  15,  24  39  13,  8%  $2000 

Sohnette  J  to  H  P  Kranz  jan  15  It  69 
Femberg's  8  D  add,  20  40    14,  4y  Q<(, 

  $5000 

Skoglund  0  E  to  Peoenix  B  S)o  jan  14  It 

44  b  7,  36  40  13,  7%  $1000 

Smith  E  C  to  S  Fsnlkner  jan  10  Its  8  and 

9,  Montrose  5y   $2000 

Smith  0  W  to  R  Law  sept  12  It  4  s  w  3^ 


I  39  13,  18m  6%   $1297 

Strasaburger  A  et  al  to   Conn   Mat  Lite 

Ins  Co  deo  26  It  4  to  7  b  7,  Pine  Grove 
6y  6^   $30,000 

Sohoepp  F  lo  M  Kroeing  jan  5  It  32  b  44, 
33  40  14,  15  m  6^  $1400 

Sternheim  S  D  to  J  Ritter  jan  7  It  5  b  16, 

6  39  14,   $1700 

Sohildbaoh  C  R  to  J   W  Gary  jan  8  It  3  It 

II  b  2,  3  38  14,  4y  6^     $2500 

Strader  J  E  to  A  B  Mead  jan   1  pt  It  1  It 

7  b  2;  3  38  1 4,  3y  6?;   $3600 

Serak  A  to  M  W  Krzminski  jan  9  It  25 

L  sub  6  38  14,  6y  7^  $1500 

Smith  E  Tto  C  0  Schumacher  jan  11  It 

18  b  5,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $1250 

Snssmelch  A  to  0  O  Schumacher  jan  10 

It  20  b  2,  25  39  13,  3y  7^  ...$10(0 

Sweeney  H  J  to  F  V  Murphy  jan  10  It  17 

b  6.  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $6000 

Shapley  G  W  to  E  G  Pauling  jan  5  It  33 

b  46,  7  39  14,  2y  7%        .:  $1000 

Schilling  G  F  to  L hi  Title  &TCojan  14 

pt  Its  1  to  9  b  2,  24  39  14,  5y  $5i  00 

Stuvinger  L  to  Holland  B  &  L  Asan  jan 

12  It  41  b  4,  Davis  add  1%  $2000 

Straseen  E  to  H  Rubens  jan  12  pt  It  8  It 

140,  BntterOeld  add.  5y  6%  $3800 

Stillman  H  W  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1  pt 
Its  10  and  11  It  41,  eto,  30  38  14,  6y  1% 

 $2(  00 

Schmitz  J  to  J  Stern  deo  12  It  35  b  6,  20 

40  14,—   $i?6,(  00 

Smith  M  M  to  Northa  Trust  Co  jan  2  pt 

It  18  b  2,  12  and  13  38  1 4 ,  3y  6% . .  .  $6500 
Schwrike  F  to  Golden  L  &  U  Assn  deo 

10ptb48,  Cornell,—  $1500 

Strover  C  to  E  Stock  deo  1.^  Us  1  and  2  It 

1  b  38,  Rogers  Pk  3y  b%  $3000 

Sloan  W  H  to  L  Baird  deo  29  It  2  It  31  b 

3,  12  39  13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Sweeney  RAT  F  to  E  O  Brown  deo  26 

It  48  b  . "5,  20  40  14,  6y  6%    $10,000 

Stf  wart  J  W  to  German  Ins  Co  dec  12  Its 
4  and  5  Its  8  to  11,  Ellis  e  add,  K  y  &% 

   $6000 

Thompson  M  L  to  H  B  Bill  deo  31  It  3  b 

2,  Hose's  add  to  Evanston  2y  6S^  $1300 

Taylor  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  7  It  19  b 

27,  Cornell  5y  7^   $5500 

Thompson  A  J  to  G  Thompson  jan  9  pt 

It  27  b  3,  8  39  '3,  6^  $1400 

Treuph  P  to  S  W  Rawson  jan  5  It  15  b  1 

28  39  14,  4y  6^  $6500 

Tucker  C  M  to  S  Kerr  jan  2  It  7  b  2,  18 

B9  14,  6%    $2300 

Tidholm  0  F  to  T  B  Wisdom  jan  2  pt  It 

9  b  6.  16  .38  14.  5y  6^   $2500 

Treat  W  A  to  0  G  Rose  jan  9  pt  b  8,  22 

38  14.  2y  -1%  12  deeds   $4C00 

Torrent  J  to  J  E  Munroe  jan  4  e  }^  of  n  e 

3^NofI  BL  12  3714,  6«   $80,000 

Tieman  F  0  Oo  NA  Mayer  deo  26  Its  26 

Bnd  38  b  3  7  38  14,  ly  6%  J1200 

Von  Biedenfeld  I  M  to  Northn  T  Co  jan 


1  a  1^  w  3^  a  w  3^  4  36  12,  and  o  p,  3y 

7^    $4000 

Vetter  J  P  to  V  Zelang  jan  11  It  4  b  2  b 

1,  19  4'i  14,  5y  6%.,   $3000 

Walker  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  8  It  7  b  64, 

5  and  6  37  15.  6v  7^   $2500 

Ward  CE&ALioF  R  Chandler  j  an- , 

pt  It  24  b  3  b  8,  21  38  14,  5y  6%....  $2000 
Ward  0  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jan  1  pt  It  25 

b  3  b  8  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Ware  S  J  to  W  T  Dwight  jan  14  It  73  b 

8,  12  39  13,  6y  7^  $1050 

Walraven  P  0  to  A  Little  jan  11  pt  e  s 

w  3^  8  39  13,  5y  7^....   $2000 

Wesston  L  M  &  G  H  to  8  M  Moore  jan  10 

It  17  It  9  b  l7.  21  38  14,   .  .$1200 

Ward  C  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jauy  1   pt  It 

24  and  25  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6«  $2000 

Weinberg  M  D  &  A- to  H  L  Turner  jan  8 

It  38  b  8  Sheffield  add  4y  6i^«  $2600 

Weppner  J  to  E  P  Oomstook  jan  10  It  7 

It  39,  21  40  14,  6^  $4500 

Woods  W  &  L  to  H  L  Turner  jan  8  pt  It 

3b  4,  21  38  14,  5y        ...   $6000 

Warren  E  E  to  Paoifle  L  cfc  3  Aasa  deo  12 

It  37  b  4  b  9,  20  37  14   $2405 

Wyles  W  to  M  L  Pearoe  jan  14  pt  It  9, 
Wait  &  B  aub  23  38  14,  and  o  p,  3y  6% 

4  deeda  $8600 

Young  B  E  to  O  H  Fleischer  deo  27  pt  It 

9  div  3,  30  38  15,  3y  6^  $1050 

Yerlott  M  to  G  Montague  jan  10  It  50  b 

2.  11  38  14,  18m  7^  $3(00 

Zilnik  J  to  A  Chmelik  jan  4  It  20  b  19, 

19  39  14,   $6000 

Zetek  V  to  J  F  Stepina  jany  2  It  16  It  19, 
8  38  14,  3y  6%   $l5f0 


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Appleton  J  T  to  W  G  Perry  nov  25,  furn 

1526  Wabash  2y    $395 

American  Engraving  Co  to  J  Oullen  jan 

9,  f arn  3^0  Dearborn  2y  $51  0 

Anderson  J  to  8  B  Knowlton  jan  12,  urn 

7  m  .^130 

Auaton  W  W  to  DP  Russell  jan  15,  fam 

678  Meplewood  av  2y  $2(  0 

AUen-Huseey  Oo  to  Metropolitan  Eleo  Co 

jan  16  machy  211  Raudolph  4  m..  .$184 
Brown  H  H  to  S  F  Gunsolua  jan  11, 

horaes  elc  6  m   $1816 

Blaokwbll  .M  B  to  Citizens  Brg  Co,  j  in  11 

ealo  n  5659  Halsted  $50(; 

Beatty  M  E  to  0  Bergesen  nov  20,  furn 

123  Siegel  Um  $92 

Button  A  to  E  L  Upham  jan  13,  furn  6m 

  *200 

Borg6=on  J  E  to  J  Sexton  &  Co,  jan  10, 

turn  .'=6  Halsted  6  m  $275 

Bartolomae  8  J  &  Co  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo 

jan  10.  furn  196  Washington  3m  $400 

Buudo  J  to  E  B  Crcsle)  jan  10,  horse  eto 

2926  Cottage  Grove  av  ly  $100 

Bake  E  T  to  F  G  Elaworth  jan  5,  saloon 

78ih  and  State  2y  $2000 

Bake  E  T  to  E  Edwarda  deo  18,  same  deo 

1  $700 

Bohn  O  W  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  jan  5,  sa- 
loon 272  Division  dem  $556 

Botzler  M  G  to  C  H  Steger  jan  10,  saloon 

984  Clybonrn  2y   |10o0 

Bertracd  0  to  E  H  Roche,  saloon  578  Mad- 
ison 9  id-i  $i00 

Bishop  W  E  to  E  A  Erd  jan  5,  furn  331 

Lombaid  av,  6m   $130 

Balsted  B  L  et  al  to  N  J  Sandberg  jan  3, 

maohs,  boil^s  eto,  2y  $321 

Burrows  J  lo  P  Sohoeuhofen  Brg  Oo  jan 

9,  saloon  445  s  Ulark  2y   $^65 

Brown  T  S  to  E  Milan  jan  9,  furn  154  a 

Clark  2y  $2600 

Bloom  0  O  to  L  M  Stomei  et  al  jan  1, 
furn  s  o  cor  Wabash  and  Madison  ly 

 $17,250 

Block  A  8  to  W  P  Scott- jan  8,  furn  1628 

Indiana  av,  18m.  $120C 

Bartee  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  2,  Steinway 

piano  33250,  6m   .$102 

Beckett  E  M  to  R  M  MoOreery  jan  6,  Ly- 
on &  H  piano  11361,  6m  $86 

Born  H  B  to  8  F  Gnnsalns  jan  11  livery 

Arcade  Stables  6  m  $1815 

Bernateen  F  S  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  2,  furn 

6  m  $152 

Biahop  E  A  to  A  E  Tarbet  jan  6,  furn 

6122  Ogleaby  av  mch  1,  '96  $  

Blum  G  A  to  J  B  Akery  jan  10,  horses 

ato  2y  $800 

Cover  D  R  to  8  Bloom  estx,  jan  8,  furn 

70  State  $557 

Carter  W  to  W  L  Snyder  deo  19,  billiard 

tables  eto  $100 

Cowell  W  W  to  0  A  Snowfigner  jan  12, 

furn  75  Rush  „  $475 

Clark  J  E  to  M  R  Drennan  jan  10  horses 

6  m   $^55 

Cnllen  E  to  J  WE  Thomas  deo  19,  furn 

140  Austin  H  PI  10  m  $3(2 

Condon  J  to  Orr  &  Lookett  jan  7,  horaes 

eto  56  Bobbie  6  m  $150 

Cooke  W  G  to  J  Keenan  deo  27,  furn  99 

Randolph  2y  .$201 

Czaplinski  S  P  to  8  B  Knowlton   jan  8, 

forn  7m  $97 

Collins  M  to  C  N  Thompson  jan  7,  furn 

7m  $71 

Chevalier  L  G  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  7,  furn 

6m  $.2 

Cressy  J  A  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  9,  furn  and 

8  m,6m  $18  ) 

Oratow  0  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  jan  9,  saloon 

51l>^  8  Clark  2y  $200 

Dempsey  W  H  10  J  W  Tramer,  jan  15, 

saloon  3057  State  2y   $  190  I 

Davis  E  B  to  S  B  Foster  nov  2,  grocery 

210  Clybonrn  pi,  2y  $573 

Dillon  J  to  O  flayden  jan    12,  carriage 

eto  74  Pacific  av  ly  $160 

Dobrooke  J  to  Obi  Rrg  Co  jan  6,  saloon 

214  w  Cbioago  av  2y   $500 

Donas   B  to  Best  Brg  Oo,  jan  4,  saloon 

2136  State  23m  f3C0 

Dauer  A  to  Best  Brg  Oo,  jan  Id,  saloon 

661  21st,  23  m  $300 

Danohert  F  H  to  E  B  Welch  jan  3  mar- 
ket Proviso  8  m    $6'  0 

Dunlop  E  M  to  M  Claflm  j  *□  10,  fam 

4539  Lake  av  6  m   $286 

Dyer  E  0  to  F  S  Osborne  jnu   II,  forn 

228  Clark  ly  $1600 

Darrow  H  G  et  al  to  Birk  Bros  Bry  Co 
jan  9,  saloon  lOO  e  Randolph  2y  . .  |:0j 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


January  19  1895. 


Diugan  VV  H  to  Stat  Brj,-  nov  30,  s\loon 

2y  $350 

Ktn^ry  .J  to  8  0  Lovelaad  jan  10,  livery 

HIII7  Wabash  ly  |7(iO 

t  I  ok^oD  8  A  to  S  l-l   Knowhon  jan  10, 

rfao'^aoh  piano  li  674  and  fara  7  m.  .S248 
I  His  N  a  &  W  L  to  'J  T  Hnntington  jan 

11,  inrn  1702  Michigan  av  ly  |I2C0 

a  wey  H   M  to   M    E  E  Abbott  jnly  30, 

forn  119  Dowling  av  ly  H50 

tizell  L  to  P  Hardin  jan  14  horses  etc  6m 

  ...$372 

Fsuno  M  D  to  M  Fox,  joly  12,  saloon  289 

43d  $7C0 

b'arr  M  0  to  W  E  Hughe's  j  <n   10,  library 

3  m  $500 

Fister  F  to  J  Rees  jun  10,  fnrn  eto  169  w 

Erie  2y  $2rO 

Faxon  O  H  to  A  S  Kemper  j -in  7,  fnrn 

318  enth  Bt  6  m   $120 

!  rederieks  H  to  A  S  Flielps  Jr,  jan  9, 

fnrn  43  Ashland  av  ly   ...$250 

F  )ot  J  8  to  J  MoKeever  jan  8  fnrn  Nor- 
wood Fk  7  m  $135 

Frank  J  to  J  Eronpa  Jan  9,  s  m  and  farn 

2y  $400 

Fraoois  A  to  C  Meader  jan  5,  fnrn  6m.$i40 
Franoe  H  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  2,  farn  horse 

eto.  6m  $150 

Farrar  Q  B  to  Lord  Owen  Oo  j  in  8,  drag 

stoie  987  Ogden  av  16m   $li21 

Fitzgerald  P  J  to  M  Fitzgerald  j  in  10, 

mdse  241  Monroe  18m   $575 

Farlong  W  to  F  T  Swanniok  jan  10,  fnrn 

341  Loomis  120d8    $100 

Fjrivard  ifc  Roberts  to  J  Laxton  4  Oo,  jiu 

15,  restrnt  235  State  6  m   $600 

Goldman  M  to  Brewer  &  U  Brg  Oo  jun  8, 

saloon  217  w  Randolph  ly   $200 

Goldenberg  J  to  M  Goldeoberg  jan  7, 

grocery  etc.  669  n  Ashl  ind  av   $300 

Goe  L  T  to  J  Lloyd  jan  4,  fnrn  Morgan 

Fk,  4m    |2J5 

Sanderson  F  W  to  S  Severson  jan  3,  fnrn 

2y  $200 

Gray  W  ec  al  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo,  dec  27. 

saloon  11142  .vliohigan  av  ly  $284 

Gregg  R  to  0  Meader  jan  1'',  fnrn  10  m 

 $105 

Gobiet  H  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  10,  fnrn  6m 

 $105 

Gillette  K  to  8  Sinlzar  jan  11,  fnrn  389i^ 

Madison  6m   $110 

G^jldsiein  S  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo,  jan  12, 

saloon  2493  Archer  av  2y   $460 

Goldsiok  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $159 

Gollander  B  to  T  Biertner  jaQ  14,  Kim- 
ball piano  85622  315  w  Erie  4  m  ...$120 
Gilqert  A  to  P  Olson  j  in  12,  restrnt  283 

w  Grand  an  2y   $350 

Grant  D  to  W  J  Keeney  Implint  Oo  dec 

14,  horses  eto  6  m  ,  ,..$1026 

Harrison  H  to  W  N  Alley  de  >  21,  fnrn  72 

Adams  6  m  $480 

Harty  L  to  H  Harty  jin  12,  jan  12,  saloon 

1501  State  ly    $425 

Hoffman  P  to  Ingleside    Club  jan  li, 

horses,  eto  2y  $250 

Hyland  L  M  to  8  R  Martin  jan  6,  fnrn 

237  La  Salle  av   $225 

HallJ  D  to  M  J  Wright  jan  II,  Bradford 

piano  68276  and  fnrn  5332  Ontario  ly 

 $140 

Heoklinger  G  B  to  E  8  Moaher  jan  8, 

Krakaner  Bros  piano  4462  and  farn, 

446  w  Adams  6m  $130 

Hibel  L  M  to  J  G  Wright  dec  17,  Vose 

&  Sons  piano  12984  and  fnrn  6m  . .  .  $307 
Henderson  W  F  to  K  M  Bender  nov  12, 

forn  etc,  42  Hubbard  ct  6m   .$385 

Hochkiroh  G  to  Standard  Bry  jan  8,  sa- 
loon 21m  $1100 

Coman  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  dec  27,  sa- 
loon 140  w  Huron  2y  $2000 

Heinen  K  to  M  J  Crowe  apr  i .  fnrn . . .  $555 
riynes  (2  H  to  E  J  Smith  jan  9,  farn  6582 

btate6m  $115 

Henze  L  to  C  Scbaefer  jan  10,  furn  117 

Franklin  16m  $5Ui 

Hans  C  tj  Seipp  Brg  Co  jaly   16,  saloon 

121  Randolph  2y  *r,o  > 

'.lodd  J  G  to  R  W  Bridge  oct  19,  billiard 

table.  7863  Railroad  av  ly  ...  „^  $160 

Hotohkls-t  F  E  to  Smith  Brs  dec  — ,  furn 

Sm  $287 

Hambrtght  K  to  E  Spear  jan  11,  Reed 

piano  5991,6  m   $90 

Hendrickson  P&PF  to  Q  Dietert,  jan 

1*  00W3  etc  2y   $92 

Head  E   T  to  O  D  Barnard,  feb  6,  farn 

7431  Evans  av  2y  $300 

lUaminating  Oo  to  Western  Electric  Oo 

dec  21,  dynamos,  lampi  eto  4m   $7028 

Ithen  L  to  N  Wesfn  Brg  Oo  jan  8,  wagons 

horses  eto,  38  Clybonrn  av  23m  ....  $200 
Jesselorn  I  to    F  Sohwansky    jan  16, 


horses  eio  3  m  $200 

Jones  0  E  to  Sprague-W  it  Oo  dec  31, 

fnrn  7855  Wright  2y  $100 

Jamieson  C  to  M  0  McDonald  jan  5,  furn 

653  w  Chicago  av  ly  $243 

Johnson  R  F  to  J  J  Owen  dec  4,  farn 

8601  Vincennes  6  m.  $110 

Jasperson  t  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co,  jan  18, 

saloon  5959  State  ly  $700 

Jaeger  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  10,  forn  and 

Emerson  piano  4864U,'6m  $127 

Jensen  J  to  M  J  Wri({ht  jan  8,  fnrn  and 

Arion  piauo  82343,  6m  $103 

Koehler  J  A  to  R  M  MoCreevy  jan  5.  fnrn 

4m   $93 

Koitek  K  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  jan  8,  drags 

eto  ly  $451 

Kuhl  H  to  H  Ruger  Jr  nov  7,  horse  wag- 
ons etc,  Northfield  2y  $300 

Kassell  P  to  J  O  Spear  deo  29,  fnrn  6m.  $90 
Ka'iinski  J  to  S  B  Knowlton  jan  8,  furn  7 

m   $196 

Knooh  0  to  R  Id  McOreery  jan  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $102 

Kenny  H  to  J  Mogg  jan  1,  bldg  and  con- 
tents Normal  Pk  2y  $206 

Koip  J  to  J  Cnllen  jaii  9,  horses  cattle 

eto  8  m   ...  $143 

Kooh  W  A  E  to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  jan  11, 

saloon  123  Milwaukee  av  $lt00 

Kern  J  to  0  Reichold  dec  5,  saloon  5657 

Halsted  2y   $500 

Kenney  T  to  T  H  Grimrs  dec  1,  horses 

ete  63rd  and  Maryland  2y  $800 

Kent  0  to  J  Kent  dso  22,  fura  59th  and 

Madison  av  2y   $1950 

Knhn  F  W  to  C  Pagh  jin  16,  furn  7119 

Emerald  av  18  m  $417 

Laas  S  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo,  jan  16,  salnon 

2558  Wentworlh  2y  $693 

Lizulaer  N  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co,  jin  14, 

turn6  m  $189 

Latham  C  E  to  Smith  Bros  jan  12,  furn 

6m  $167 

LeBontillier  J  to  Smith  Bros,  jan  14,  furn 

and  K  <fc  B  piano  2043  J  6m  $65  5 

Lade  W  to  W  Mablke  jan  10,  saloon  873 

Armitage  av  $300 

Levine  1  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  jan  7,  saloon  59 

Bunker  dem  $600 

Lipps  G  A  to  A  Gnnther  dec  31,  horses 

eto  $160 

Luris  R  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo,  jan  10,  sa- 
loon 369  Harrison  2y  $800 

Leininger  K  to  L  Asbbeok  jan  4,  fnrn  1!>8 

w  Division     $320 

Lloyd  W  A  to  M  A  GUsebrook  dec  26, 

Bauer  piauo  973  w  Harrison  lOm  ....  $150 
Lewis  A  to  P  Lackey  jan  7,  fnrn  ly. .  .$270 
Little  M  to  L  J  Yoang,  j  \n  5,  furn  197 

Dearborn  ly  $300 

Lobig  P  P  to  O  N  Thompson  jan  7,  sur- 
gical instruments  etc,  205  e  Ohio  st  6m 

   $150 

Leif  M  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  jan  If,  saloon  471 

Halsted  2y  g950 

Michael  F  to  D  8  Brg  Oo  jan  10.  furn  i.i9 

Clark  4m  $400 

Marshall  J  M  to  M  E  Finch  dec  8,  furn 

and  d  &  D  piano  38235,  6m  $103 

Matison  S  to  vV  E  Acbley  dec  17,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

McEone  T  to  0  N  Thompson  dec  31,  furn 

76t  Erie  6m   $96 

Maok^on  I  to  H  MoElwin  dec  31,  camera 

etc,  6m  ...   $15  I 

McCarthy  E  to  D  R  McNaoght  jan  5, 

Fischer  piano  64539  and  fu-n  6m  ...  $129 
Murray  J  T  to  A  S  Wehrheim  jan  4,  Em- 
erson piano  and  fnrn  eto  816  Lincoln 

av  ly   $239 

Matthews  J  W  to  Delaoey  &  M  jan  10, 

bldg  and  saloon  20  s  sist  $498 

Maritzen  A  to  0  Gibbs  jan  9,  fnrn  etc 

177  LaSalle  5  m   $143 

Moore  A  F  to  G  R  Moore,  j  in  10  Emer 

eon  piano  917  n  Clark  ly  $iO  ) 

Mary  T  to  J  Wilson  jan  11  fnrn  78  Hal- 
sted   $115 

Mercy  M  to  J  Leginbat  jan  11,  mdse  719 

Madison   $120 

Marzen  S  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  dec  31,  sa- 

loob  :-?/)17  Halsted  2y  $350 

MoOarthy  K  to  J  A  Moran  jan  7,  furn 

4121  v\  abash  2y   $,700 

MoUanhy  T  J  to  Bartholoreae  &  R  B  &  M 
Co,  jaa  11,  saloon  164  Van  Boren  3  m 


.Vlitohell  J  W  to  Morrison.  Plnmmer  &  Co 
jin  12,  drugs,  35lh  and  ladiana  st  6  m 
 $1076 

Miller  A  B  to  D  Ranker,  dec  22,  furn 
2953  Vernon  av  6  m  $135 

Mitchell  &  Pallman  to  M  McGraw  jan  14 
saloon  43  Polk  6  m  $350 

Martin  W  H  to  P  Valerius  jan  11,  furn 
2y  $110 


Mnrphj  J  to  O  Bergesen  jan  9,  oonpe 
1699  n  Clark  5m  $176 

Matthai  H  E  to  J  Hagenbuok  dec  26,  farn 
 $105 

MoKee  8  A  to  J  Luoos  jan  18,  fnrn  26 
Rush  14  m  $184 

Mc  Nally  N  to  Storey  &  Clark  Organ  Oo, 
dec  31,  horses  etc  ly  $1500 

Meyer  Q  to  Hoerber  Brg  Oo,  jan  16,  sa- 
loon 991  Hinman  av   18  m  $400 

Nijholas  G  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jan  5,  fnrn 
2739  Evanston  av  6  m   $312 

Olson  A  to  0  Lindgren  jan  3,  livery  sta- 
ble 654  w  North  av  7m  $500 

O'Brien  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  jan  8, 
saloon  3845  Parnell  av  2y   $556 

Ohr  0  to  R  Ohr  dec  19,  saloon  2622  Went- 
worth  2y  $475 

Ogren  L  S  to  Manhatten  Brg  Oo.  jan  15, 
saloon  2459  Wentworlh  $400 

Perchman  0  E  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo,  jan 
15,  saloon  71  w  Lake  dem  $1000 

Porter  W  8  to  M  E  Finch  jin  12,  H  &  D 
piano  31925  6  m   $51 

Piastre  Decoration  Oo  to  E  E  Maxwell 
jm  12.  factory  125  Clinton  ly   $242 

Porter  0  O  to  W  Metzner  dec  10,  Kimball 
piano  and  fnrn  1U98  Armitage  av  ly 
 $200 

Porter  E  A  et  al  to  A  Ahlstraod  jan  5, 
Baner  piano  and  fnrn  92nd  st  6m...$5C0 

PelZ9r  J  H  to  Smith  Bros  dec  31,  forn  and 
White  8  m.  7m  $1C9 

Prater  G  to  J  Mnrray  jaa  8,  horses  wag- 
ons etc,  363  0  Ch'go  av  ly   $329 

Przyborski  M  to  Am  Brg  Oo,  jan  8,  sa- 
loon 8779  Commercial  av  23  m  $6"0 

Prince  A  G  to  F  S  Baird  jau  12,  furn 
1994  Madison   2y    $130 

Piske  H  to  A  Repeeming  jan  12,  mdse 
347  North  av  2y  $20C0 

Po.-ter  E  D  to  Smith  Bros,  dec  31,  furn 
7m    $219 

Plietsohan  \  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  jin  6,  sa- 
loon 189  Laiie  23m   $150' 

Peterson  P  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo,  jin  7 
ssloon  211  Milwaukee  av  2y   $750 

Patera  F  J  to  J  B  Rezney  jan  8,  furn  4R7 
w  18th  2y   $3000 

Pape  W  to  F  Kopplia  jau  5,  milk  outfit 
 ,   $535 

Potter  S  S  to  0  U  Oarr  j  in  8,  furn  1102 
Washington  blvd  2y   $100 

Rowan  J  V  to  F  A  Hill  A  Oo,  jan  8,  fnrn 
1391  w  Van  Buren  ly  $640 

Reis  K  to  Dewes  Brg  Co,  nov  24,  saloon 
260  Harrison  dec  24    $400 

Richter  M  to  L  Henry  jan  10,  shop  144 
La  Salle  6  m    $200 

Rynum  G  H  to  I  Lilly  jin  9,  farn  617 
Washington  bvd  6  m  $400 

Rossin  S  to  Best  Brg  Oo,  jan  10,  saloon 
219  w  Lake  23  m  $200 

Ruck  T  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo,  sept  27.  saloon 

294  Water  ly   ...$2000 

Robinson  T  to  W  B  Austin  jan  8,  furn  3m 

 $420 

Ryan  M  E  to  H  D  Stringer  jan  8,  saloon 

2608  Stite  23m   $2600 

Rolfe  E  to  S  L  Derby  dec  31,  honse,  Le- 

mont    $103 

Rysenberg  M  to  Hmitb  Bros  Jan  5,  furn 

and  14  s  ms,  7m   $167 

Ryan  M  to  E  Mc^rdle  jan  10,  furn  2220 

Mioh  av  2y   .  $700 

Reid  J  L  to  0  N  Thompson  dec  31,  forn 

291  Peoria  6m   $60 

Robey  J  B  to  E  A  Erd  dec  29,  furn  2y  . .  $100 
Ryland  L  T  to  W  P  Oonyers  dec  3,  fnrn  2y 

  $280 

Ruek  T  to  W  F  Oonners  sept  2  saloon 

295  Water  23  m    $2500 

Rabin  H  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co,  jan  11,  sa- 
loon 576  Larrabee,  May  I'i   $725 

Steele  H  0  to  H  C  Stut  et  al  jan  7,  horse 
wagon  eto   $350 

Sloman  L  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  8,  furn  6  m 
 $123 

Soheldrup  N  to  A  8  Wehrheim  jan  4,  fnrn 
19:)  Evergreen^av  ly   !S174 

Sheridan  R  to  M  0  McDonald  jan  12,  t  a- 
loon  and  fnrn  336  State   $4i  00 

Swenson  O  to  W  Swanstrom  dec  13,  laun- 
dry 37  Keith  2y   $250 

Schnize  G  W  to  Oorper  Brg  Co,  jan  10, 
8ft !  )on  63 1  Wood  av  ly   $268 

Smith  E  J  to  8  8  Parks  j  an  11,  prtg  office 
etc,  329  Dearborn  $6081 

Schmidt  L  D  to  Am  Brg  Co,  jan  12,  sa- 
loon 120th  and  Halsted  23  m..  ...$1200 

Scully  T  to  F  M  Wilder  jan  12,  livery  562 
Lake  apl  15,  '96   $3355 

Swanberg  O  E  to  N  J  Sandberg  jan  2. 
furn  209  Townsend  7m   $75 

Smith  T  E  Jr  to  J  8  Bloomington  jan  6, 
'  Western  Fireman"  eto  23m   $26  '0 

Stagg  F  L  to  J  Knittel  jan  5,  oigar  fizt 


eto,  95  e  Washington  6m  $600 

Somlyo  A  to  J  F  Boland  jan  8,  fnrn  6m 

 $288 

Spencer  E  B  to  J  B  Roberts  jan  8,  furn 

eto,  Hyde  Pk  ly  $700 

Samuel  H  to  Monarch  Bry  Oo  jau  8,  sa- 
loon 289  8  Clark  2y  $410 

Sutherlaud  W  E  to  Q  J  Williams  jan  9, 

fnrn  150  30th,  ly  $300 

Stothard  W  R  to  M  L  Pemberton  oct  25, 

fnrn  2y  $140 

Schniz  G  L  to  L  J  Hammel  jan  9,  fnrn  93 

Newberry  av  12m  $300 

Spencer  M  to  A  H  Williams  jan  7,  furn  66 

Flonrnoy  6m  |;143 

Steinke  M  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  jan  5, 

saloon  76  Clifton  pi,  dem  .   $456 

Sinclair  J  0  to  J  D  Spear  jan  7,  fnrn  10 

m   $95 

SoUivan  W  H  to  J  D  Spear  jan  5,  88 

Townsend  12m  $104 

Strand  Mfg  0  to  E  E  Barrett,  jan  11  fac- 
tory 207  Canal  st  9m  $2000 

Swvak  G  to  J  Hagenbnck  jan  14,  horses 

etc  6  m   $105 

Scott  W  H  to  W  G  King  jan  1.5,  farn  233 

Lincoln  av  8  ,  $122 

Studdiford  H  P  Oo  m  Gates  fnrn  ly..$100 
Stuckmaier  8  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo.  jan  16, 

saloon  257  Caual  $300 

Strelbert  T  to  A  Reeple  jan  14,  fnrn  2G8 

furn  268  Ciybourn  av  $400 

Sullivan  W  T  to  T  Rowlett  jan  15,  horses, 

eto  522  Warren  av  Hy   $350 

TnrkingtoD  J  0  to  L  D  Turkington  jsn  15, 

fnrn  34  Madison  ly   $554 

Taeger  I  T  to  Bliitz  Brg  Co  jan  14,  sa- 
loon 134  Cantre  ly   $500 

Towles  N  0  to  Brunswick  B  0  Co  jan  14, 

billiard  good^  418  Madison  23m  .  ,.$1173 
Tapper  F  to  E  Smith  jan  4,  fnrn  41  Slst, 

18m  $600 

Tianich  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  jan  10,  sa- 

lorm  2038  Archer  av  dem  $196 

Terry  0  D  to  J  K  Bowars  jan  9,  ooal  yard 

3216  State  6m    . .  $125 

Thomas  0  W  et  al  to  J  Scott  jan  6,  office, 

furn,  instruments  etc,  218  La  Salle  ly 

 _  $150 

Thornbush  H  to  C  A  Prange  jin  7,  horses 

eto  6m  $800 

Tweedie  H  J  to  J  Dacks  jan  14,  mdse 

5m   $250 

Townsend  A  B  to  8  MoKeever  jan  10, 

furn  4344  Greenwood  av  7  na  $239 

Uhl  0  J  to  W  N  Alley  deo  28.  fnrn  6m 

 $115 

Dhlir  Eto  Monarch  Brg  Co  jin  8,  saloon 

2216  Milwaukee  av,  2y  $525 

Williams  F  A  to  J  J  Palen  Baking  Oo, 

deo  12,  horses  etc  936  Maplewood  av 

nov  1   $100 

Wingo  0  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  6,  fnrn  6  m 

 $103 

Warren  F  B  to    T  Brown  Jr  jan  3,  furn 

7226  Wentworth  av  5  m   $465 

Weinscheuk  L  to  R  Kransejan  12,  library 

etc  184  Dearborn  2y   $3269 

Wade  O  G  to  8  D  Warner  &  Go,  jan  12, 

engine  dynamo,  etc,  93d  and  Spaulding 

av  ly  $1000 

Wilson  H  to  D  Rankin  jan  9,  horse  wag- 
ons eto,  ly  $77 

Waldron  0  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jan  II,  furn 

11m  $135 

Webb  W  to  G  8  Blakeslee,  carriage  etc  2 

y  $160 

Watson  W  H  to  H  Strassheim  jan  8,  furn 

2m  $165 

Wilmot  V  A  to  M  E  Finch  jan  8,  farn  6m 

 $103 

Woblik  A  &  R  to  Feoker  Brg  Oo  jen  10, 

saloon  dem  $100 

Wayne  L  to  P  Goodman,  jan  3,  furn  1426 

Wabash  5  m  $500 

Wehner  J  J  to  Oorper  Brg  <fc  M  Oo,  jan 

10,  saloon,  3801  Laurel  dem  $i076 

Yoongblood  M  E  to  E  H  Thompson  jan 

14,  furn  6  m  $156 

Zeiss  H  to  W  B  Hill  deo  28,  fnrn   11  47th 
23  m  $160 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Murphy  J  H  to  J  R  Murphy  &  Oo,"  jan 
6,  drug  store  fixt  etc,  315  E  Chicago  av 

 |1 

Ozmpbell  J  to  H  Culver  jan  9,  honse  788 

Austin  av  $143 

Vance  B  B  to  A  A  Francis  dec  20,  fnrn 

 $160 

Collins  0  to  0  0  Bloom  deo  31,  fnrn  fixt 

eto  Continental  hotel  $7500 

Abraham  M  to  J  W  Halpin  jan  8,  saloun 

96  w  Madison  $600 

Gibson  &  Oo  to  B  L  Harding  et  al  nov  2, 

'94  furn  eto  161  Jackson  st  $1 


January  19.  1895 


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Gibson  T  8  et  al  to  The  Eqaitable  Pro- 
dace  &  Stook  Exchange  nov  21,  forn  etc 
1.51  Jaokaon  flOfi.OCO 

Appleton  J  T  to  N  B  Gary  jan  8,  ealoon 
152*35th  $160 

Maneerow  G  to  Cleveland  Faucet  Oo  Jan 
1,  mdse  92  Franklin  $6410 

Dnmas  P  E  to  W  W  Robinson  jan  5,  pat 
right  eto    ,  $1 

Goldstein  R  to  Hamlin  Spiegel  Mantel 
Co,  jan  2,  mdse  335  Wabash.   $1 

Hennessy  T  to  J  L  Storrs,  dec  31,  saloon 
146  Madison  $4500 

Klawans  J  T  to  A  Eirbin  dec  10,  mdse 
576  Larrabee  $1 

Sohwaitzer  J  to  V  Vaneoka  jan  8,  saloon 
966  w  18th   $500 

MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Potnam  Jr's  sab  in  Warlioh's  sub,  Its  1  2 
and  3  n  e  3^  n  e  3^  9  38  14.  VV  L  Cherry 
et  al  V  J  0  Hedriok  and  Frank  I  Wil- 


son  $8455 

Irving  Pk,  It  10  b  37.  Henry  Breyer  Jr  v 

Kate  B  Peterson  $237.50 

Ch'go",  Butler,  W  &  W's  add,  It  18  b  17, 

9  39  14.   John  A  Voltz  v  Mary  E  Mo- 

Urew  $36.31 


Ch'go,  same  add,  sab  It  4  in  sub  of  Its  1 
to  4  b  16.  Same  v  Catherine  Fleming 
 $13.18 

Ch'go,  tame  add.  It  17  b  12.  Same  v  Wm 
J  Jordan  $21  50 

Hult's  sub,  It  17  of  9}4  sores  in  e  of  s 
w  ^  of  see  4  39  14.  Same  v  John  Mc- 
Carthy $35.10 

Wasliok's  &ub,  Its  6  and  9,  19  to  24  and  33 
to  35  and  pt  Its  5  and  10  n  e  qr  9  38  14. 
H  H  Waterman  v  J  C  Hedrich  $200 

Cir  Ct  ptD,  Its  8  and  9b4nw;^neJ^n 
e  n  w  34  31  38  15.  Levy  Rosenberg  v 
Nioolai  A  and  Anna  B  Johanneson.  . .  $37 

City  of  Evanston,  It  10  and  n  12  ft  It  ll'b 
53.  Thomas  H  Licsley  et  al  v  Homer  B 
Wheeler  $396,51 

Ogden  av  970,  olelm  of  Wra  H  Cameron 
for  lien  $75 

Osgood  St  prems  305,  Dawson  Bros  v  Jo- 

lius  C  Johnson  $120 

Cottage  Grove  av  prems  4026  and  215 
41st  st,  Alexander  F  KanfTman  v  Fred 

K  W  Freiberg  $555.30 

Thompson's  snb,  Its  4  and  5  in  sub  of  b  3 
n  w  34;  n  e  34  1  39  13.  Andrew  H  Green- 
berg  V  Paulina  E,  Edward  J,  Bode  and 
Charles  H  Seymour  and  Helen  Keeny 

 $81.26 

Hyde  Pk,  pt  g      It  30  and  pt  It  31  1  18.  A 

Dfl  MoGrew  v  A  U  Leona  d  $18.80 

Eggleston'd  sub,  n  130  ft  It  12  resub  of  b 
3  n  }^  n  >^  n  e  1^  28  38  14.  Badenuch 
Lumber  and  Coal  Co  v  Ferdinand  W 
Knhn  jgj 

Thompson's  sub,  Its  4  and  5  in  snb  of  Its 
1  to5  b  16  of  nw  34  n  e  34'  1  S)  13.  E 
Hines  Lumber  Co  v  Paulme  and  Ed- 
ward J  Seymour  at  a!  $76  fj7 

Hurst's  resub,  It  2  in  b  6  Assrs  div.  Its  13 
to  16  b  7  Linden  Grove.  Edmond  Ken- 
nealy  v  Lorin  A  Barnes  $75 

Hurst's  resub,  It  1  same.  Same  v  Same. $75 


•  APPl,ICA'ri01V  FOB  BUIJlI>IK<,i 

Lowe  av  11738,  R  W  Foley,  2  story  and  ■  basement 
brick  dwelling,  |3,C0(l. 

Fiftieth  et  1432,  O  Hradka,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  addilioD,  t2,U00. 

Ravenew.jod  av  Url-3  Nela  Buck,  two  2  story  and 
base-aient  brick  flats,  14,000. 

Warren  av  91j7,  V  P  Borporka,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Drexel  blvd  6446,  R  CoIvId,  2  sto'y  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $3,000. 

Drexel  av  6448.  0  Lubeick,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flat-,  t3,0CO. 

Evans  av  4646-47,  rear  H  Merrill,  i  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  ballding,  $18,0i  0. 

Sixty-third  st  8i2-18,  W  E  Spencer,  1  story  frame  ad- 
dition,  $3,601). 

Grand  blvd  4148,  Mrs  L  B  Tronsant,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,0Clii. 

Adams  Ht  W  1524,  8  T  Eutlei,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  fla  s,  $4,5f  O. 

Oonal  8t  8  62-64  66,  Mrs  Emma  Forsyth,  repairs  in  6- 
story  buildiog,  damaged  by  fire,  $16,000. 

Washington  av  9322,  F  Lindquist,  2  story  frame  flats 
$2,000. 

Desplalnes  av  4457-79,  0  0  Johnson,  two  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 


Wharton  av  6447,  W  8milie,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $l,iiro. 
Western  av  N  l()ii6-8,  John  Ahrenp,  4  story  and  ba'  e. 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,F00. 
Central  tark  av  463.  Henry  Lindabl   2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,000. 

Archer  av  3789,  John  Baker,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $9,000. 
Newport  av  1496,  Oharles  Lindell    three  story  aid 

basement  brick  flats.  $'),nOO. 
Newp  rt  av  1146-48,  Engqulst  &  Carlson,  tw  )  thres- 

story  and  basement  brick  fla's,  $10,000. 
Mllwnnkee  av  92i  lo  9S0,  IT  Mueller,  4  story  and  base- 
ment bricfe  stores,  t'26,00n. 
•  8tate  st  2311  W  B  Linn,  4  story  and  basement  brick 

( partment  building,  $15,000. 
Harrison  st  W  174-80.  Sprattue,  Warner  &  Oo,  6  story 

and  basement  brick  warehouse,  $50,000. 
Matteson  st9i0,  W  0  Newberry,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,200. 

Halsted  st  5440-42,  two  2  story  and  basement  brick 
stores  and  flats,  $6,600. 

Vlncennes  av  36(914,  A  McCartney,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  dwelling,  $8,0,i0. 

Lytle  st  96-104,  R  D  Ourry  A  G\  flye  thievstory 
and  basement  brict  Dat8,$4S,000. 

Chase  av  1078,  E  L  Wtngh,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$t,00'i. 

Halsted  st  N  1472,  H  StafiEord,  three  story  and  base- 
II  eni  brick  flats,  Jt.OOO. 

OijSS  a"d  Mlchigin  sts.  8  Partiament,  5  ftory  and 
ba  ement  brick  warehouse,  $40,0(0. 

Western  av  M  1923,  The  North  Phicngo  rtharpshoot- 
ers  A8S<  ciatlon,  2  story  and  basement  brick  club- 
house, f3,60  I, 

Janseu  st  240,  n  Or,.bsrg,  tiree  story  and  basement 
brict  flats,  $3,000. 

Sheffield  av  167,  B  Ughettl,  three  story  and  ba^e- 
meut  bricli  bti^re  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Harding  av  68S  693,  J  R  Lyman,  five  2  story  and  base- 
ment. bricE  flats,  $16,100. 

Niue  y  first  st  52,  M  E  Clark,  three  story  frame  flats, 
$•<,!  00. 

Vincencoes  av  482 1.  Joseph  M  Orennan.  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $7,000. 

Twpnty-eiehth  st  536,  R  Mart,  ti'ree  story  and  bise- 
ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,'  oo. 

Milwaukee  av  1650,  S  Oreenetianm.  tliree  ftory  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $!',OiiO. 

Noble  st  41012,  W  Hermann,  three  stni  y  and  base- 
ment brick  sausage  factory,  J8  5(  0. 


425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


^^REVELL'S 

CURTAllV  TOP 

I  MmW  DESKS  $13.50  up 

U___|vr-!«^^^  Wa  bash  ave&Adanis  st. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Rentini, 

 )  A.CjrBINTS.  (  


ANDSKSON.  QuRtQvns,  R  om  2.  70  La  Salle  'i 
BaTBD  &  n  ARNER,  Bms.  16  17.  90  La  Salle  •! 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st 
BARNEY  BRDO    i>..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  C.  G.  Ar  «on8.,  Bm  87,  166  Lake  Htree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
Ci^IBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bio 
CLARK  GIDEON  E.,  260  92nd  St. 
COLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 195  La  Halle  St. 
OUMMINQS  E.  A,.  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 
Wa  hlrgton  sts. 

DELAMATER,  8.,  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Fa  k 

p  "ooerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  8.  &  Co..  99  Dearborn  st. 
D WIGGINS  JAY  &  Cj,409  Chamber  of  Commerce 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohlcogo  111. 
EGGLESTON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  Paoomf. 
ELLiOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Commerce. 
EULETTE  O.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  H^t 

65th  Boulevard. 
i^BICKE,  0.  C,  16  Metropolitan  IJlk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F..  210  Home  Insurance  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  l26  LaSalle  St. 
iORDON  C  L.  «i  Co.,  115  Dearbim  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoi.ic  Temple. 
SnNZENHAUSEI.,  .John,  Km.  1,  38  S.  Clark  . 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  balle  St. 
aKLMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HEN  NIG,  O.  L.,  134  92-et.,  S  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HOLING  E.  C.  &  Co..  90  Washington  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  sS 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 


KicRFOOT.  Wm.  H..  *  no   M  Washington  »t. 

LANQBKNRY,  EVANS  4  CO.,  Ass  cla  ion  Bldg 

153  aLd  155  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  W  il.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  et. 

MAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wat  hlngtoo 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  Lafialle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
VIEKIG:)LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  14S  La  Halle  Ht. 
•4DLLIKEN,  C.  H..  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
eADL,  E.  T.,  &  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  B-  g. 
RAND,  CHA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  66  and  56,  94  LaSalle  t 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  C;o.,3109  State  Street. 
8CHDMA0BER  C.  C,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUN  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  BandolFd 
YOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St. 
ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Str- 
ZUTTERMEI8TER,  H.  0.  &  Co.,  818  S.  Halsted 

BAKKERS. 

DBEYER  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D  arborn  Stie;- 

MERCHANTS  I  X  iHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclbnrn 
Attorney,    goath  Chicago  111. 

^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbori. 

WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  U  Ranaolpa 

Alsstracts  of  Title. 

BADDOOK  VALLETTB  h  BI0KOOEE8,  107  D 
bom  St. 

OANDT  h    O.,  3i-4    Wesnlngton  sL 
PELTZEB.  OTTO  &  00..  86  Washlngtoti  8t, 
BOOB^DEB'H  ABSTRACT   PHPT..   Oonnty  O 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohicago.  Milwaukee  dfc, 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  ideLtided 
wuh  practical  m^  asures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaokoe  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu- 
five  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  andyinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  UniteS  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqiiriee 
are  treated  as  sach.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 


Exclusive 

Agency 

Lists. 

The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

EXCUSIVE  AGENTS'  LISTS, 

CARE  OF 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUIDLING  JOURNAL, 

WHERE  ALL  COPY  SHOULD  BE  SENT 


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January  13  1  9o 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

r  \  V  NPECIAl.  ATTKXTIO\ 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WB  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SH  iWN  IN   THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U-l  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  woithy  m on  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUST/N  PARK. 


.Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
<;able.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenu",  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  nionth. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  16i  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.  La  Sulle   and   Medison  Via. 
Telephone  Ma,n  564.  CHICAGO  , 


4t 


Builders'  a^d  Qeperal  |jardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  Will  find  onr  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE.  tb.e 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACET. 


P   M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


:    Particular  at-: 
Itention  rfiven 
:to  remodeling; 
:  defective 
;  plumbing  and 
:  drainage 
:  systems 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


/*tlB9  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  EDgland. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  German  Iqs   Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi'e  Ina.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  f-late  Glass  Ine.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

18»-l»l  L.A  efiAIiLF.  8TKKKT, 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker, 


Ttilephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroarls,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  OfflcJe  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
ietc. 


[Desks 


Metal  Chairs. 

lA.H.MM&C0n2Waa 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AND  WOKKN, 
ISth  Htreet  and  Ashland  Avenue. 
ChicHKO,  III. 


Henry  J.  Cospve  &  Co. 

>  V:  :;.>;i:CH|CACO.  - 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

percent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  f^es 
for  sale. 


Jambs  T.  Hoyne. 


Fbank  Q.  Hotne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Roonn  19,  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,  (Si6a^o 


Owings  BIdg 


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and  Labels  registered.  Twenty  five  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whetlier  p.atent  can  bo 
secured  or  not,  free  of  Chirac.  Ourl'ee  nntdua 
until  patent  is  allowed.  ."J'-Jpajie  Rouk  Free, 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  A'>onjev!<  at  Law, 
1hPP-U. a.m. Office.     WASHINCirON,  D.C, 


STUBBY  &  CANHAM. 

Qennral  JobblCR  Iv.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CeLlolnainlng,  ©to. 
All  Liuud  ot  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Quinoy  St., 

BalldlDR  Material*  ChlcaG!o 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  757 


HARVEY 


Real  Estate  Bargains 

Iri  Corrier  arid  Inside  .Lots  are  found  in 

the  Manufacturing  TovFn  24  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Bis  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Lino.    6,000  Population.   No  Saloons, 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  lookine  for  ''rofltable  Investments  will  And  it  to  their  adTanta<%e 

to  visit  Harvey. 

Pull-sized  Lots  for  $165,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 

(Fnanders  of  HARVET 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  4. 


CHICAGO,  JANUARY  26,  1895. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Kaln  112.  Ctiicagfo,  111. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  KEAU  ESTATE,  WESTBRN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AMD  THE  RECORDS 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Qtate,  [pan 

and  JTinandal  P\,i^nt%. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

BTos.  145  and  147  Randolph  *»t., 
CHICA«iiO. 


aiLBEBT  M.  WEEKS,  p.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

(gicagfo. 


W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  aEOBOE  Ti .  WABNEB. 

OoDBDlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceed  ng  Baird  Ji  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL.  ESTATE, 
LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago, 


Specinl  altenlion  given 

Taxes  and  Assessments 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltlps  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortsages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Koom  938  (Stock  Exchange  Boildlns, 
8.  W.  Car.  L.a  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 
CHiCA«>:0. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

MS  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IS  AHO  17. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  .60,  OHIOAOO. 


•THE]. 


National  Bank  wf  Illinois 


Geo.  80HNEIDKK,  President 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  Vice  President. 
WM.  A.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  Presldet  t. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashier. 
flENBi  B.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Oashier, 


115  Dearborn  St. 


CHICAGO. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GBElSN. 


EUQENE  H.  FI8HB0BN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olark:  St., 
CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BAENEs,  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  pabish. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  .MO 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  and  ■  MM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  tbenortlJ 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■3«4't5*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,le. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


J.H.  l49La5alleSt^Sl 

lyANVOsSINGEN 

I  fll'i  I      &  BRO> 


The  First  National  Banks  Chicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3,COO,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

Itman  J.  Gage,  President.  ,Ias.  B.  Forgan,  Vice  President. 

BiOBABD  J.  mbeet.  Oashier.  Holmes  Hooe,  Ass't  Oashier. 

Fhask  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Oashier. 
directors: 

Sam'l  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbbnoe.  S.  W.  Allebton. 

F,  D.  Geat.  NOBMiN  B    Beam.  Nelson  Mobbis. 

B.  0.  NiCKSESON.  L.  J.  gage.  Eugene  8.  Pike. 

A.  A.  Oaepekteb.  Ja8.  B.  Foboan. 


,  „    ^Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  rfflce 

Cuinmet  av,,  Bvd  47th  .St. 
■1  el.  Oakland  i87. 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


January  26,  1895. 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A-cr©  .  Tracts  •  Fiiroliaseci 

Or  SalidiTided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

S^M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

GARPENTERS^  M0yLDINSS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE.  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ACRES, 

poilses  and  Lots,  Business  Propertij. 

Interest  of  Noa  residents  piotected. 

J.  C.  Masill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 

Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•3^  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
$500,000.    Lowest  rates.  )^ 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Brancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbca  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•31  BANKERS. 


•o:- 


toans  on  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans 

Investiaents. 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Hit  Hartford  Baildlns< 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


Teleplione  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  OfHce, 

BANKERS.  «90B. 55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^'  ^ 


WaehingtoQ, 


OHIOAQO. 


R  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    53  *ND    56     METKOPOUTAH  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


F.  W.  STEADS. 


JACOB  STnADS, 


BIMON  W.  STBADS. 


STRAUS  BROTHERS  &  CO. 


Tel.  Main  1577. 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


BERWYN 

FOR  SA.ILjE. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg"" 

Haddock,  Yallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth*»r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Office,  97  "Washington  St. 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Ageuu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


MAS(!)NI($  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised connmerciai  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manae:er. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 


Office  HiO  New  Fra  Kds. 
Halsted  and  Harrison  t^ts. 


128  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 
ACCOIJNTt^  SOIilClTKU. 

We  loon  money  Ht  Inwent  rateH  on  approved  collateral. 
-The  makina  and  sellinK  of  First  Mortgage  L.oans  on  Ini' 
proved  Ueal  Estate  in  Chicaso  a  Specialty. 


Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.  Timber  and  mineral  land. 
Investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 
pondence solicited.   Collections  made. 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt.  Verriori,  Skagfit  Co.,Washingrtoii 


Compagnie  Qenerale  Transatlantique 


UeBideucr  647  Ashland  Boalevard. 


CHICAGO 


FBENCH  LINE. 


Grand  Mediterranean 
Oriental  Excursion 


and 


With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

"LA  TOURAINE." 

Departure  from  New  York  February  6th.  Dura- 
tion of  trip  63  days.  ITINERARY:  New  York  to 
Azores,  Portugal,  Gibraltar,  Spain,  Nice,  Messina, 
Syracuse,  Alexandria  (Cairo)  and  the  Pyramids.  Jaffa 
(Jerusalem),  Smyrna,  Constantinople,  Athens,  Malta, 
Tunis,  Algeria,  Malaga,  Gibraltar,  New  York. 

Steamer  will  stop  at  principal  ports  a  number  of 
days  for  side  excursions. 

Reservations  now  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 

General  Western  Agent-      166  Randolph  Street. 


 i-p-pq— p-i  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  0.  CRAFT,  Oashlar. 


Deposits  July  12.  1803.  S1,5.3.t983  71 
Deposits  jfiuy  4,  IH»4  IS3.%78.94S  91, 

■^^©  solicit  yo"ur  tousiness. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6tli  Floor  Jflaaonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

/tea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STREET' 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  6.  CHICAGO,  FEBRUARY  y,  1895.  SuBSCKirTiON  Price,  $5.U0  Per  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

j^al  Qtate,  [pan 

and  financial  A^^^^^^^- 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  Intereets  of  Non-Residents. 

WYLLY8  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           GEOBGE  Ti.  WABNE]  « 
CoQSnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  1,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone           112.             Ct|icagfO,  111. 

GltBEET  M.  WEEKS.                                                              D.  OOLBBBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.  Weeks  &  Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

Specifll  attention  given                                         1  <~*f=l  OT^ 
Taxes  and  Assespments.                          \i^i.K^c:x.y,K-J  . 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  RenM 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortt^ 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

-:j4'lB*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUEjK- 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

BToei.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltlea  a  Specialty,  firet 
Mort^ageB  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLt>. 

EDWIN  B     SHELDON.                                   EUGENE  H.  FI8HB0BN. 
WM.  CGDEN  GEEiSN.                                 KANDOLPH  B.  FI8HBUBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  IB36- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Blcig.,  34  Olark.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

J.H.  l49LaSalle5tr;i 

\^[NVLisSINGEH 

I  ni'i  1      &  BRO> 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Room  938  IStock  Bxchange  Bnildine, 
m.  W  Cor.  l^a  Salle  and  Washinston  {Streets, 
CHICA«iiO. 

The  First  National  Banks  Chicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3,CC0.000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS.- 

1  THAN  J.  Gage,  Pre  ident.             .Ias.  B.  Foegan,  Vice  President. 
Eiobabd  J.  bTREET,  Oashier.          Holmes  Hoqe.  AssH  Oaehler. 
Frank  E.  Brown,  2d  Ass't  Caehier. 
DIRECTORS: 

Sam'l  M.  Niokebson.       E.  F    Lawbbnoe.            8.  w.  Allebton 
F.  U.  Gray.                     NOBMkN  B    Beam.          Ke'SOs  Mobm.h. 
B.  0.  NicKgBSON.             L.  J.  GAGE.                   Eugene  S.  1  jkk. 
A.  A.  Carpenter.                       Jab.  B.  Fobgah. 

F.  A.  BAENE9,              Telephone  1931.              s,  m.  paeish, 

Notary  Public. 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/SlDrtgalB  Leans  and  InvBStments, 

Real  Estate. 

145  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IB  ANI3  17. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAQO. 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 

Established  1879.                          Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  '-^old  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office                   Branch  Office 

1  87  &,  1  BO  Dearborn  St>          Oaiumet  av.,  and  l7tb  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 

 THE  

National  Bank  wl  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

Geo.  Schneider,  President. 
Walter  L.  Peok,  V1o»  President. 

Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President.              OXTT/^  K  0^ 
Oabl  Mou.,  Cashier.  V/XXXv.>il.Vjrl./. 

Hknet  d.  Ftexd,  Aset.  Oaehler. 
Hehex  R.  Keht,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 

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TflE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aor©  .  Tracts  Furoliased 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILriN&. 

TKLKPHOMK  19SS 


February  9,  1895. 


S  M  PETERSON&C* 

(Seccessors  to  DIson  &  Pewrson)  nanufecfrs  ot 

eARPENTCRS'  MeaLDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ACRES, 

Houses  and  Lots,  Business  Property, 

Interest  of  Non  residents  protected. 

jr.  C.  M^aill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Bailding. 


Telephone  Main  698 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROK^iRS  AND 

BAN  KERS.  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street.  ^  ^;  '^r 

wwvvi,    Washington,  OHIOAGO 

Attorney  >.»o 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI.    S3  AND    55     MBTROPOUTAM  BL.OCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Go  to  Washington  for  CheapHomes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  f.r 
sale  cheap  n  Western  Wa<hin,rr  f 
Skae-ir  V^ii^.r     m-    .   "''^''"'"yt^on -famous 
^Kagit  VdUey.    Timber  and  mineral  lnnri 
Investments  made  for  non-residents  CWres' 
pondence  solicited    Collections  made 
FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO 
Mt.  Vernoii,  Skagrit  Co., Washington 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Haisled  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•SJ  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$. 
M  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |$. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Brancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

^       BANKERS.  fe. 


BERWYN 


IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 

Haddock,  Valletta,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  itcarborn  i^freet. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
e^.'«ting  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois  tomS? 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  S  aEflre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County 

to'^date!'''^'  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 

Ce^rliflpf  ^l/^^^^^"'  Abstract, 
certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeiture! 

thorl'gKSSionr 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  0 

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February  9,  1895. 


FOR  SALE 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Wtstern  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON. 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  III. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive: Agents 
and  Owners 

•CVISED  AND  OOBEEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALL  LETTEBS  MD8T  BE 

MABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEETI3ED  EXOEPI  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQcNT'S 
ADDBKBS  IS  OITl!.N. 


OITY. 


2£iohii;an  av,  south  of  29th  st,  l2-rooin  stone  front  hoDBe. 

Several  bargains  in  Iota  near  depot  at  Sonth  Englewood. 

Also  Choice  doable  deep  lots,  near  Hnmboldt  Park  cht-ap. 

Banoh  of  lots  at  Riverside,  mast  be  sold  at  half  valae, 

|200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av.  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  tl25  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  26x154.  cheap. 

Price  is  $5.=;0;  cash  $854,  balance  in  monthly  payments 

of  |7.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Jnniata  av.     Address  Clinton  W.  Raeeb, 

37  W  SQnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jaokson  Park,  one  flat  bnilding 

Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  111  O  R  R,  also  street  oar 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  |4,500;  sell 

for  t45,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,  79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  St,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner! 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.     f1,850  will  buy  it. 

Commission  to  agents.  VV.  U.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind 
Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal,  17-room  frame'honse;  rent 

*50  month;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  |4,5ob;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  |200  ner  front  foot.  8  13. 

Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  cottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  i|2,5(iu.  Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 

flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vincennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  Id.  price  |50,000.  A  first-class  investment. 
See  owners  for  full  partionlars.    L  11. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

3ayton  st.  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  3  Btory  brick  resi 
dence;  price  |5,5(iO.     Address  B  90. 

Dearborn  av,  nenr  Chicago  av,  lot  25  x  135;  3  story  and 
basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  bath;  3  years 
'ease  at  $1,400  per  year;  price  for  a  short  time  only 
112,600,  ^  cash.    Address  Z  33, 

division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room  frame 
cottage;  Fine  corne'  to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,cO0 
cash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  ba'h,  hot  and  cold  water, 
gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clark  st;  price  |2,3'  0;  easy  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  |1,158;  price  |ll,0fiO.  Address 
Z  33. 

VEST  8n>E. 

shland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement,  brick  with  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  $26,600;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  Address  L  12. 
Jeantifnl  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $1,200 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encumbrance,  which  will 
be  extended  to  suit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.  Address  Q12 
Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 

„.     (  34  6-10x1(0   M  20x128  >    ..^  , 

°*    1  29  3-10x100  n  35x128  l"^^^^  2-story  and 

sasement  stone  front  houses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 

toaaes  cost  to  build .     Address  C  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvements,  ci  w  cor  Baisted  and  Addison,  97^4^122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  oor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  u  e  oor  Wileou 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  £  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmorest,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,000,  F  11. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,000  as  part  payment.  E  S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  oor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $3,750,  a  bargain.  H.  S.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 

price  $2,400.    Address  B  90. 
Union  Park  pL  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 
\  34  6-lialO  .  >  S  -"'xli28    I  o   ^  j  u 

I  29  3-10x1.0  5  i  35x128   f"'*''  basement 

stone  front  houses;  can  be  bought  for  less  than  honses 

cost.    Address  C  11. 
Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 

from  Ogden  av  oars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L  12. 


BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z  S-* 

OHIOAOO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lot-  ^nd  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  bailding  and  loan  assooiation  pa>able  in 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ^hat  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,00n.     Choice  property.     Address  C  15. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  lirst-class  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $^,10".  $3(iO  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $16  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beantifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON, 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  14o  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maole  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  or  2i  0 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVUT . 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lot*  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  mooh  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hobi^es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONGWOOD. 

LoDgwo.  d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  from  the  Rook  Islana 
depot,  uOxl90,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,      cash.    B  I. 

MOBOAN  PABE. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,50O;  $1,530 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRES  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R.  Price  $5(  0 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  B  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900,;  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  LaSalle  st. 


Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  581^x165,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  suffioientfor  3good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravecswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloid  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  bt,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

WESTEBN  SPBINOS. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  50x200  each,  20,000  square 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 

Wl  LMEITE. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beautiful  subarb  on 
lots  5f'xl40  feet;  three  blocks  ^rom  depot;  price  $2,600; 
serms  $250  cash,  balance  payablr^  $25  per  month. 
Address  O  4. 

WINNETKA. 

Winnetka— Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  subarb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  loaned  to  bnild.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  including  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  lerging  from  $8  to$75  per  front  foot, 
40  minutes  irom  center  of  city  and  40  traines  a  day.  No 
house  built  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Joubnat.. 

MISOELL  AM  ECUS. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x56,  11  rooms; 
delightfully  situated  in  a  beaotiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  conrt  house;  teims  $1,(00  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer.    H  ""i. 

OUTSIDK. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
folly  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 180.000  and  ],250,0i0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA  . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  f  rait  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephont  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (100  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  np  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,0(  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling, 
27.000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

OOLOBADO. 

C  .lorado— For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,0(  0  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nonassessable,in  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Creede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  foftune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  an  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  oraTige,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  5(0,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,' dO  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,0i  0  to 
16,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.60.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  b09. 

ILLINOIS . 

Illinois— New  50-barrel  custom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  builc  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,00(1,  in  best  part  of  State;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  much 
more  than  asked.    Address  S  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150-barrel  all  roller  floor  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  throughout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day ; 
established  trade;  brick  building,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  S  14. 

LAEE  FOBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  average'  19, £00  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  tiiokory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etoj  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  3'  9. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone  front 
building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000,  incombraoce 
$15,000.  Would  take  choice  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  15. 


SUBURBAN. 

BEVEBLI  HILLS. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  25  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
cash  balance  $10  per  month.    D  12. 


February  3,  1895. 


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126 


TEXAS . 

Texas,  Foley  County. — Great  bargain  far  sale  or  exchange 
640  aores  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  bQil:i"iEig  or  honse 
and  lot  in  snbnrba  or  a  good  business  in  Chicago.  Y  U  3 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

85  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau, 


Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA. 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASKA. 

tVestern  Nebraska-  For  sale  or  exchange  for  city  propeitj 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  dspime 
incumbrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .aery, 
Ohioflg'Ti.  

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

BOOTH  SIDE. 

Ada  St,  8  e  cor  70lh,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  tn  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56^2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-story 
dwelhag  in  6-roo<n  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  renttd;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

flalsted  st,  near  I'-th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  m.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2, 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  i-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,000  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.  Ml. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5}4  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rook 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  26  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  doe  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  R  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  bnilding  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lyman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  6'^d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-olass  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 

Eenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-olass  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prioes 
$20,000,  $30,(  00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 

Pay  with  2-8tory  briok  modern  8-room  residence  at 

$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 

business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 

vacant  lot  or  farm.    Ravenewood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 

Leland,  Lawrence,  Qidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37 x 

122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,    as  houses  sell  quick. 

Address  W.  J.  Ltjkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Paulina  f-t,  near  Madison,  S-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 

per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 

Price  $10,000.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 

$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 

Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

SUBURBAN. 


BEBWYN. 

Berwyn — (On  the  0  B  &  Q),  3  choice  lots  close  to  depot. 
WiU  exchange  for  flat  bnilding  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
basis.    T  5. 


OliABENDON  HILLS. 

Clarendon  Hills,  on  Burlington  road,  5  acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.  John  M.  Sbobist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

downee's  obove. 
Downer's  Grove — Fine  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,000  clear,  for  good  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property,    M  11. 

enqlewood. 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containing  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  IlliLois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood.  III. 

Englewood— 3  lot?,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000  each,  for  good 
equity  in  well  located  West  Side  flat.    M  11. 

OAK  PABE. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13-room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  Phyall,        Dea?born  st,  R  55. 

EOQEBS  PaBK. 

100-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  87th  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,0(0,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  honse,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oi.ose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  sectiDn 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  •  rU 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBQIA . 

Georgia — 650-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olase; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

ILLINOIS  . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160  acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Frankliin 
Co  Rental  cash  $6.00  per  acre;  price  $8,(00:  clear. 
Address  W.  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  65. 

INDIANA , 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Ofitoe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
aores  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  ordei-,  price  $7,5'>0.  Will  take  about  %  ^'^ 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  aores  in  Osborn  Co,  1"  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,50'i,  encumbrance  $6<^'6,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  i  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storjr. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 360-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4C-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  othor  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  "with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  briok  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  briok 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  }£  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
aoerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Boom  705, Unity  Bldg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5o  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  ohacice  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  706 
79  Dearborn  st. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst-olasB 
apartment  honse.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABE. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITX. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  9t 
•<'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  Honse.    Addresr"  Hojne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE?T  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — Ihe  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn.  North  or  South 
Side,  $.5,000  to  $6,000,  1-lOth  cash,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assame 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

The  best  house  with  small  barn  $5,' 00  will  buy.  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  <fc  Co,  58  N  Clinton 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  building  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,500  for  cash.    8  1 . 

OUTSIDE. 


ILLINOIS. 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  iaexebajge  for  oity  property,  improved  an"" 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Addreso  M  1,  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau. 

MICHIGAN . 

Improved  farm,  in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Bxolnsive  Agency  Bureau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  oity  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

miscellaneous. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil.  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  oity  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Biohabdsom, 
Bockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12, 


LOANS  WANTED. 


EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applications  fo^  loans  on  Evanston 
property.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


WEST  SIDE. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  until  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  9,  1895. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  oorreepond 
eats  wanting  timber  land(>,  orobards,  and  other  desirable 
Soothern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  variooa 
states  Sooth  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  R  309. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Saccessors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St..  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


LOAN  WANTED 

$75yOOO  fo^-  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
$31  0,000  worth  of  first-class  lots  in  SUPKRIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedncted  from  amonnt  loaned.  For  partionlars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearb:rn  st..  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


rancis  B.  Peatody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

U3  Randolph  St . 

CIlICA«rO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$s.C'0  to  Mn.ou  per  annam 


Chicag:o 

Dir?ctory 
CoiTipeiiiy 

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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  9.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


All  seasonable  goods  have  had  an  increased  demand 
on  account  of  the  more  than  seasonable  weather. 
Clothing  and  dry  goods  merchants  are  rejoicing  at 
the  new  face  which  the  extreme  cold  has  put  on 
trade.  The  demand  for  coal,  too,  is  a  benefit  to  busi- 
ness in  a  way,  as  it  forces  more  money  into  circula- 
tion and  lieeps  an  army  of  men,  from  the  coal  mer- 
chant to  the  railroad  employe  and  the  miner,  in  em- 
ployment. The  volume  of  business  for  the  past  week 
has  been  stimulated  by  stirring  weather. 

Little  or  no  further  complaint  is  heard  regarding 
goldexforjs.  The  prompt  action  of  the  President 
looking  to  the  issue  of  bonds  did  much  to  restore  con- 
fidence both  at  home  and  abroad.  So  far  as  the  ex- 
port of  gold  is  concerned  it  is  largely  a  matter  of 
foreign  confidence  as  to  whether  our  gold  or  our 
securities  are  demanded.  If  the  latter,  then  gold  ex- 
ports cease,  as  they  seem  to  have  done  now.  As  to 
theincomeof  government  there  seems  to  be  no  further 
grounds  for  apprehension,  since  it  is  now  estimated 
that  there  will  be  a  surplus  in  the  Treasury  before 
the  close  of  the  year. 

Thus  far  all  of  the  proposed  bond  issues  have  failed 
to  pass  Congress.  The  President's  recommendations 
were  received  with  favor  by  business  men  generally, 
but  the  objection  in  some  quarters  to  retiring  the 
greenbacks  is  so  strong  that  it  amounts  to  a  senti- 
mental prejudice  against  the  entire  plan.  Senator 
Teller  voiced  this  sentiment  when  he  said  that  the 
greenback  has  been  the  most  popular  money  ever 
made  by  any  government  in  the  world,  performing 
all  the  functions  that  gold  or  silver  could  perform 
since  1879  and  still  doing  so.  The  purpose  for  which 
the  attack  is  made  upon  greenbacks,  in  the  opinion 
of  the  Colorado  senator,  is  that  they  may  be  retired 
and  corporation  money  take  their  place,  the  propo- 
sition being  simply  to  destroy  1346,000,000  which  costs 
nothing  and  is  as  good  as  gold  in  any  part  of  the 
world,  and  to  substitute  for  it  bonds,  which  would 
impose  an  annual  interest  charge  upon  the  people  of 
about  $12  000,000.  All  this,  in  the  opinion  of  the 
senator,  is  in  order  to  make  room  for  the  issue  of 
more  bank  currency— in  short,  to  enable  the  banking 
interest  of  the  country  to  control  the  currency  of  the 
people  absolutely.  It  is  a  well-known  fact  that  a 
majority  of  the  Senate  is  in  favor  of  these  views.  In 
the  House  the  vote  of  Thursday  on  both  the  demo- 
cratic and  republican  bond  schemes  proves  conclu- 
sively that  among  the  members  of  both  parties  there 
is  a  clear  majority  against  the  retirement  of  the 
greenbacks. 

The  moral  of  all  this  is  that  no  legislation  is  likely 
to  pass  either  this  or  the  next  Congress  that  does  not 
fully  recognize  silver  as  a  money  metal  of  full  value 
in  our  currency.  It  is  a  significant  fact  that  Congress- 
man Reed's  bill  provided  for  the  issue  of  "coin"  bonds, 
and  that  notwithstanding  this  sop  to  silver  the  bill 
was  defeated.  The  silver  men  will  have  all  or  grant 
nothing,  and  thus  far  the  latter  alternative  has  pre- 
vailed . 

THE  STOCK  MABKETS. 

A  scandal  like  that  disclosed  by  the  failure  of  the 
whiskey  trust  discredits  stock  speculation  in  general; 
but  it  is  unfair  to  other  corporations  to  class  them 
with  this  black  sheep  of  finance.  The  times  have 
been  favorable  to  a  bear  campaign  in  all  stocks,  and 
the  weak  and  ill-managed  corporations  would  be 


more  likely  to  be  forced  to  the  wall  now  than  in 
times  of  prosperity.  A  sort  of  bear  epidemic  has  been 
raging,  but  the  worst  has  been  reached.  Even  now 
the  bears  are  finding  it  difficult  to  force  prices  any 
lower.  This  has  been  shown  in  the  history  of  the 
week  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange.  West  Chicago 
Street  Railway  has  been  a  bear  football  for  weeks. 
The  Philadelphia  interest  evidently  regarded  110  as 
the  lowest  figure  the  stock  was  likely  to  reach,  for 
they  sent  orders  without  limit  to  buy  at  that  figure. 
In  consequence  the  stock  rose  to  112^  Wednesday  and 
remained  above  111  all  the  rest  of  the  week.  The 
Journal  has  steadily  maintained  that  West  Chicago 
is  worth  nearer  150  than  par,  and  our  faith  in  this 
security  is  not  yet  shaken.  It  would  not  be  surpris- 
ing to  see  150  reached  within  a  few  months. 

Diamond  Match  and  Strawboard  are  two  stocks 
which  are  closely  related.  The  former  is  selling  at 
144;  the  latter  at  24.  The  difference  is  explained  by 
the  fact  that  Diamond  Match  is  a  successful  and 
Strawboard  an  unsuccessful  trust.  Both  companies 
presented  their  annual  reports  this  week.  In 
Diamond  Match  the  profits  for  1(594  foot  up  f  1,373,- 
084,  or  15.2  percent  on  the  capital  of  $9,000,000.  The 
stockholders  ratified  the  proposition  to  issue  $2,000,- 
000  of  new  stock  at  par  and  also  to  declare  a  dividend 
of  $1,000,000,  equivalent  to  11  9  per  cent  on  the  $9.- 
000,000  stock  outstanding  Present  stockholders  will 
be  permitted  to  purchase  new  stock  at  par  with  their 
dividends.  This  will  be  a  pretty  plum  if  the  price 
can  be  maintained  at  anything  like  the  present 
figure  144. 

Strawboard  figures  are  in  marked  contrast.  No 
dividend  was  declared,  but  the  report  showed  a  sur- 
plus, or  undivided  profit,  of  $52,640.  One  year  ago 
the  surplus  was  $376,144,  but  this  has  been  entirely 
wiped  out  by  depreciation.  However,  the  cost  of 
producing  strawboard  has  been  reduced  $<a  ton,  and 
the  directors  are  confident  of  a  net  profit  for  1695  if 
outside  factories  can  be  frozen  out. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Feb.  2,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  Fer- 

FEB.  2,  1895.  FEB  2,  1894.  oentagee 


Ino. 

Deo. 

New  York  . . .  ' 

e  614..';38.942 

i  403.769,966 

34 

9 

75,586,210 

71,959.063 

5 

4 

Bot^ton ...... 

66,889.fi:i9 

69,454,732 

20 

1 

Pbiladblpbia. . 

59,100.958 

46  .527.396 

27. 

0 

St.  Lonia    .  . 

21.696,«17 

20,06 1,19C 

8. 

2 

San  Kranoisoo. 

12,373,1141 

11,180.9H5 

10 

8 

Baltimore  .... 

12,769.793 

11,268,388 

13. 

3 

fittsburgb. . .  . 

12,261.453 

10.818,745 

13 

3 

Oinoinnati .  . . 

11,679,050 

12,842,350 

9 

0 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

8,706.623 

8.305,593 

4 

8 

Sew  Orleans  . . 

9.036.255 

9,514,151 

5 

0 

3  2l8,23i 

6,493,804 

51 

1 

Vtilwaokee. . . . 

3.76^,431 

3,870,688 

2 

b 

5.240,327 

4,816,273 

8 

8 

LoDisvill#,  ,  , 

6,799,675 

6,169,646 

10 

3 

WiDooepjlis  . . 

4,993.284 

4.327,947 

15. 

3 

3,661,521 

4,209,771 

15 

6 

Providenoe  . . . 

4,325,800 

3,9111,700 

10 

8 

4,572,500 

4,207.424 

8 

6 

6,792,184 

4,474,381 

51 

8 

St.  Paul  

3,279,017 

2,712,408 

20 

9 

2,131.814 

2,394.643 

10 

9 

ludianapolis. . 

3,«2.219 

3,594,199 

13 

2 

Uolnmbas  .... 

2,678,8(10 

2,642,100 

1 

1 

1,679,319 

1,749,375 

4 

0 

8,iobmond  

2,828,396 

2,235,(  61 

26 

5 

"Vasbingtou.  .. 

1,588,759 

1,354,639 

17 

2 

Dallas  

2,247,269 

2,i2i',919 

5 

8 

St.  Joseph ... 

1,002,024 

1,584,578 

36 

7 

1,802,365 

1.593,250 

13 

1 

!^empbig   

1,726,851 

1,506.667 

14 

6 

Portland  Or  . 

873,990 

801,871 

8 

9 

1,408,275 

1,251.639 

11 

New  Haven. . . 

1,212,269 

1,198,978 

1 

5 

Savannah   

2,514,900 

1  892.447 

32 

8 

bpringfield. ... 

1,321,0(6 

1,103.347 

19 

7 

1,137,873 

1,001,948 

13 

5 

Portland  Me.. 

1,195,120 

1,041,979 

14 

7 

1.581,648 

987,502 

9 

.5 

Fort  Worth  .. 

2,242,157 

1,266,929 

77 

0 

2,461,555 

875,165 

Syraouse  .... 

727,026 

636,065 

14 

.3 

DesMomas...  969,:-i47  873.191  10.9 

fJrand  K<i  nds  664,411  653,105  1.6 

Seattle  ...  408  9*5  412,161  0.7 

Lowell   581.718  494,124  17.6 

Wilmington  Del  871,548  613,398       9  ,4 

Norfolk   936.950  961,859                 2  6 

Sionx  Oity*..  536,175  603,967               11. <J 

Lob  AnKelos  . .  910.861  6i6.H89  47.9 

Taooma    5(8  941  664,797               23  4 

Safeinaw   188.702  240,;85  21.6 

Spokane    236,582  3-'8,6<8  28.0 

Jacksonville..  353,925  38o.(.70  7.1 

Lincoln,  Neb.  461, h51  i6\,h5l 

New  Bedford..  27.^.556  416  ,?25              33  9 

Wichita   540.683  550,340  1.8 

Birmingham..  313  831  297,3m7  5.3 

Topeka    439,980  399  624      lo  C 

Lexington,  Ky.  295.766  216,0X3  36.5 

Binghampton.  24,800  315,800               23  8 

Bay  Oitj*...  222.131  2' 8.3^0       6  7 

Fall  River*.  ..  74,745  674  356  9,7 

*kron*   183,114  118  869  55.0 

Springfield*..  127.443  153,448                16  8 

Oanto..*   151.600  117,640  29.0 

Sioux  Falls*.  43,885  104.215  58.6 

Fremont*   5P.698  81,608              30  8 

Hastings*   65,410  86,«87  36.0 

Ohattanoogh*.  217  9i  9  187,728  16.0 

Fargo*   100,950  15O,3H0  33.3 

Nashville*....  931,588  813,561  14,5 

ialveston*.  ..  5,287.775  4.210  855  25.6 

Salt  Lake  Oity.  974.800  1,388,700  29.8 

Rookford   170.099  No  retorns 

Helena*   e48,v35 

Soranton*  .  . .  745.847  " 

Kalamazo*.  267.610  " 

Liittle  Rook*. .  331,662  " 

Total,  U.S.  $942,531,065  f  766,752.262  24.2 
Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y.   398,192,123      364,762,381  12.1 

dominion  of  CANADA. 

Vlontreal  (Can)  «10  620  34t  $  8,730,144  22.0 

I'oronto        "  5.332,94  1        5,858.149  8.9 

Halifax.       "  944.341  87o,870  8.5 

Hamilton*   "  .  474,206           612.391  22.5 

Winnipeg.  ''  .  641,954            795,530  19.3 

Total,  Can....      $18,013,785     $16,071,554  8.S 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  PBBOENT- 
FEB  2,  1«95.  FEB   2,  1894.  AGE. 

New  EngI'd  States  *  68,618,190  $  8o,.?57,4C8  15.0 

Middle            "  621,29>,68d  469,813.415  32.9 

Soorhern         "  46,338  970  37  864,146  2-^9 

Western           "  35,546,450  35,491,180  Nom 

Northwestern  "  94,949,201  92.227,076  2.9 

Sonthwestern  "  34,112,778  33,211,553  3.3 

Far  Western    "  18,967,209  17.787,484  7.0 

$  919,828.483    $  766,752,262 

•Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

One  year  ago  the  table  of  bank  clearings  disclosed 
an  almost  unbroken  line  of  decreasing  percentages 
as  compared  with  1893.  Out  of  seventy  nine  cities 
only  seven  reported  increases.  The  others  fell  off 
from  2  to  H4  percent.  The  grand  total  for  the  Unired 
States  was  44  9  percent  less  than  in  1893.  New  York 
lost  53  1  percent,  and  Chicago  32.4.  The  situation 
was  more  hopeless  than  it  had  been  at  any  time  pre- 
vious for  two  years.  Business  was  getting  down  to 
the  very  rock-bottom  of  inaction  and  ruin.  About 
this  time  a  change  for  the  better  began  to  be  mani- 
fest. 

The  week  past  is  an  illustration  of  the  recovery 
which  has  been  in  gradual  progress  for  a  year.  In- 
stead of  decreases  we  have  increases,  and  almost  an 
equal  number  of  them.  The  column  has  been  shifted 
from  the  right  hand  to  the  left,  and  althouifh  the 
change  is  not  yet  complete  and  the  losses  of  1894 
have  not  yet  been  fully  retrieved,  yet  there  is  every 
indication  that  they  soon  will  be.  No  better  proof 
that  business  is  on  the  me'hd  could  be  quickly  afforded 
than  a  glance  at  the  table  of  bank  clearings  for  the 
week  this  year  and  a  year  ago. 

The  tide  has  turned,  and  only  patience  and  confi- 
dence are  needed  to  assure  a  return  to  the  old-time 
prosperity.  With  increasing  business  comes  in- 
creased revenue  to  the  Govi;rnment.  The  most  sig- 
nificant announcement  of  the  week  was  that  of  the 
Secretary  of  the  Treasury  when  he  stated  that  by  the 
close  of  this  year  there  will  be  in  the  Treasury  a  sur- 
plus of  receipts  over  expenditures  of  over  S22,000,000. 
Business  prosperity  means  national  prosperity,  and 


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February  9,  18  5. 


the  latter  means  international  confidence,  which  is 
the  one  thing  lackintr  just  at  present. 

Gold  shipments  have  ceased  practicallj'.  With 
Europe  ready  to  take  our  bonds  for  gold  there  need 
be  no  fear  of  any  further  serious  loss  of  the  yellow 
metal  beyond  the  power  of  our  mines  to  reinforce. 
The  market  value  of  the  gold  mined  in  the  United 
.States  last  year  was  greater  than  that  of  the  silver, 
and  was  $7,000,000  greater  than  the  gold  product  of 
1893,  the  output  in  l894  being  $43,000,000.  On  the 
other  hand  the  market  value  of  the  silver  mined  in 
the  United  States  was  about  $  3.000,000  less  than  it 
was  in  the  preceding  year.  This  great  decrease  was 
due  in  part  to  the  smaller  quantity  mined  and  partly 
to  the  fall  in  price  of  silver.  But  the  aggregate  value 
of  both  the  precious  metals  mined  in  i89o  is  likely  to 
be  much  more  than  it  was  in  1894  or  in  1893  With 
the  demand  for  silver  steady  there  will  not  be  the 
same  prostration  of  the  silver  mining  industry  which 
has  been  witnessed  during  the  rapid  and  seemingly 
endless  decline  in  the  value  of  that  metal.  Besides, 
the  history  of  mining  for  the  last  400  years  proves 
that  the  total  product  of  silver  and  gold  in  the  long 
run  is  sure  to  be  about  equal. 

No  little  alarm  has  been  manifested  over  the 
proposition  of  the  President  to  increase  the  national 
burdens  by  floating  another  issue  of  gold  bonds. 
Without  pretending  to  discuss  the  advisability  of 
this  measure,  it  is  not  amiss  to  say  that  this  country 
holds  an  exceptional  position  among  nations  in  re- 
spect to  the  lightness  of  its  indebtedness.  A  con- 
temporary calls  attention  to  the  fact  that  the  total 
interest  bearing  debt  of  the  United  States  is  now  less 
than  $700,000,000  The  indebtedness  of  the  nation, 
including  all  its  promises  to  pay,  such  as  the  green- 
backs and  the  gold  and  silver  ceitiflcates,  is  only 
about  $1,100,000,000  in  excess  of  the  cash  in  the  Treas- 
ury. The  net  debt  per  capita  is  about  $17.  The  in- 
terest-bearing debt  which  is  the  only  part  of  the  total 
thai  presses  upon  the  people  in  the  way  of  yearly  pay- 
ments or  is  at  all  burdensome,  is  only  a  little  more 
than  $10  for  every  man,  woman  and  child  in  the 
country. 

At  the  close  of  the  civil  war  the  interest-bearing 
debt,  consisting  chiefly  of  6  percent  and  7  3  10  percent 
bonds,  amounted  to  almost  $2,400,00J,000,  and  the 
total  indebtedness  of  the  nation  was  about  $62,750,- 
000,000  more  than  the  cash  in  the  Treasury.  The  in- 
terest-bearing debt  was  at  least  $75  for  every  person 
in  the  country,  and  the  total  indebtedness  was  about 
$90  per  capita.  In  view  of  these  changes,  the  bond 
issues  recently  made  and  those  contemplated  for  the 
near  future  seem  insignificant  when  it  is  considered 
that  the  commercial  prosperity  of  the  country  is  at 
stake. 

The  debt  of  France  is  more  than  four  times  as 
great  as  that  of  the  United  States,  and  the  interest- 
bearing  indebtedness  of  the  former  country  is  over 
six  times  as  large  as  that  of  the  latter.  The  people 
of  France  have  a  national  debt  equal  to  more  than 
$116  per  capita.  The  debt  of  Great  Britain  is  about 
$35  per  capita;  that  of  Austria-Hungary,  $70  per 
capita.  Prussia  alone  of  the  German  States  owes 
more  than  the  United  States.  Italy  owes  about  |2,- 
400,000,000,  and  Russia,  $3,500,000,000.  None  of  these 
countries  can  compare  with  the  United  States  in  nat- 
ural  resources  and  debt-paying  power.  Well  may  the 
American  citizen  boast  that  his  native  land  is  the 
most  prosperous  country  on  earth. 


Canton,  Ohio.— The  Sohool  Board  has  deoided  to  issne 
$48,10)  6  per  cent  bonds;  |1C,0(J0  of  thia  will  be  nsed  to 
refnnd  bonds  matnring  ttiia  year;  |3,000  for  replenishicg 
the  contingent  fund;  the  balance  of  |35,000  will  be  osed 
for  boildioi;  purposes. 

Kansas  City,  Kan.— The  Finance  Committee  is  investi- 
gaticK  the  matter  of  refunding  |68,00.)  worth  of  6  per  cent 
oity  bonds,  now  past  due.  There  is  now  $68,000  worth  of 
city  bonds,  with  $4,000  interest,  already  due,  and  in 
February  1113,(  00  worth  of  bonds  and  coupons  will  fall 
doe.  At  present  there  is  |141,000  of  funds  in  the  oity 
treasury,  which  can  be  accepted  on  the  bonds. 

SoQthington,  Conn  —The  Board  of  Warden  and  Bur- 
gesses proposes  to  call  a  meeting  of  taxpayers  to  consider 
the  advisability  of  constrtoting  ihe  sewer  as  submitted  by 
Engineer  .VloKenzie.  Any  bonds  issued  would  be  long 
term,  maturing  at  different  stated  periods,  bearing  a  iow 
rate  of  interest. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  far  the  week, 


BANK  STOOES.   Par  $loo 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Bankinar  Co  

Some  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Klerohants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  *  Malting  Co ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  <k  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  . .  1912 
Chi  CoDtt  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  5-20  5b  

Chi  P'k'e  and  Frov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6a  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4}^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5a 
"       Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"       Auditorium  Ist  M5sl9v;9 
"    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  5s  

Oent'l  Safety  Oep  Co  68  . .  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6s   

Chi  Equitable  Qaa  Co  68  ...  1905 
Chi  Qaa  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  6s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  Sv/D 

N  Chi  Oity  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  <fe  C  Co  l8t  con  6%  1943 

Sooth  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  6s ... .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  6-20  5  


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MISCELLANEOUS  STOCZS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 

Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co  

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Ltimited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  ,  

"       Deposit  Vault  Co  

•'       Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  P»Ok  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  P»ok     Prov  Co  flfd  


AmoDDt 
Cap  Stock. 

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9  000  000 

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P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co; 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R   13  189  000  9^112  1123^ 

Western  Stone  Co   2  250  000  .  .  62 

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CLEARING  BOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  24i^  Diamond  Match  Co,  Ill.l43i< 

Oal  (fe  Chi  0  &  D  Co  6fii^  Lake  Street  Elevated 

Brew  &  Malt  Co   lo  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Uo  . . .  lo 

Pfd  ...  28  "  ••  Pfd.2}<M 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .42^  N  Y  Biscuit  Co   63U 

"  "      Pfd. 50  NOhiStRR  25152 

Chicago  Gas  Co  741^  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...  13 

^hi&SS  RBpTCo....l2i^  WObiStRB  ..  .. 


DAILY^SALES. 

Saturday,  February  2,  1895. 


ISTEB    PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  7M 

STBEET's  W.  CAE  LINE. 

^5  131^ 

AM.  STBAW   BOABD  00. 

100— ao't  24 

NO.  CHI. ST.  B.  B.  00. 

60— ac't   2,54 

100 — ac't  265 

DIAMOND  MATON  C  J.,  ILL. 

in  143 

8  14^3^ 

150— ac't  143>^ 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

120  8I4 

10  —ao't  f)!^ 

50 — ao't  8% 


OHI  AND  S  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 
10  11^ 

65  12 

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30' —ao't  121^ 

60— ac't  ♦  Vji^ 

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500— Hc't  1113^ 

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150— ac't  111% 

300— ao't  111^ 

100— aoot  111% 

260— ac't   ...112 


Monday,  February  4,  1895. 


INTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  OO. 

110  8 

CHI.  FACE.  &  PBOV.  OO. 
5  45 

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AM.  STEAW  BOABD  00. 

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NEW  TOBK  BI£OUIT  00. 

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Tuesday,  February  5,  1895. 


MIL. 


&  ©HI  BBKW.  00  DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  103^  101  143:.^ 

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15   144 

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OHI.  ds  a.  S.   BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 


February  9,  i^'^-'S 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


120 


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Wednesday,  February  6,  1895. 


NATION AL  BAIL  »  AT  CO. 

17  120 

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Thursday,  February?,  1895  = 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  CO. 

10  1'5 

NO.  CHI.    ST.    E.  E  00. 

IOC— ao't   25  ';^ 

50 — ao't  253 

50 — lo't  2  3^4 

DIAMOND  MATCH  0  3.,  ILL. 

20  144 

2  145 

NEW  TOEK  BI30UIT  00. 

12  5lM 

150  53 

50  r,'A}4 

LAKE    PT.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 

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50— ao't  ii% 


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Friday,  February  8,  1895. 


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10  

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Cleveland, Tenn. — The  oity  oonteinplates  holdiog  au  eleo- 
tion  to  vote  on  the  qnestion  of  isening  :840.00(>  w  rth  of 
bonds  for  water  works  and  eleotrio  light  plant.  Address  the 
Mayor. 

Dolatb,  Minn. — Uflder  a  decision  of  Jndge  Lewis,  filed 
Toesday,  Dolnih  can  now  go  ahead  and  sell  the  |549,000 
worth  of  water  and  light  bonds,  for  whioh  bids  were 
advertised  for  some  time  ago. 

Kearney,  N.J. — At  the  meeting  of  the  Kearney  Town- 
ship (Jommitte  on  January  23  the  treasorer  was  instrncted 
to  issue  certificate  of  indebtedness  of  f  3,0r0,  to  purchase 
land,  pending  the  issue  of  bonds  for  school  purposes. 

Leavenworth,  Kan. — A  resolution  was  adopted,  authoriz- 
ing the  issue  of  $70,000  in  bonds,  to  take  up  bonds  issued 
for  indebtedness  on  the  Soldier's  Home,  maturing  in  April 
1896.    Georere  W.  Few,  Oity  Olerk. 

Beaver  Falls,  Pa.— The  Beaver  Falls  Oonnoil  has  passed 
finally  the  ordiuanoes  authorizing  the  borrowing  of 
$123,000  to  build  a  new  oity  water  works,  and  Taesday, 
February  4,  set  as  the  date  for  placing  the  bonds  on  the 
market. 

Woodbury,  N.  J. — Meeting  of  the  County  Legislature, 
Janjary  17.  On  motion  of  Mr.  Usinger,  that  Director  and 
Oolleotor  ware  authorizjd  to  borrow  not  exoeediog  $3,600 
to  pay  for  work  already  done  on  the  Crown  Point  and 
Swdesboro  stone  roads. 


WHAT  A  SILVER    BASIS  MEANS. 

It  is  absurd  to  fear  tbat  the  country  will  fall  to  a 
silver  basis.  Those  who  think  that  the  thing  is  pos- 
sible, do  not  see  how,  and  therefore  they  contrive  to 
bring  about  the  very  result  they  fear.  The  thing  in 
question  is  not  at  all  one  of  theory  about  which  men 
may  dispute  indeflnately.  It  is  simply  a  change  of 
fact,  which  will  be  determined  absolutely  by  the 
opinion  and  action  of  men  in  business  on  both  sides 
of  the  ocean. 

The  first  step,  of  course,  would  be  the  establish- 
ment of  a  premium  on  gold.  Whenever  gold  becomes 
so  scarce,  either  through  exportation  or  through 
such  hoarding  as  has  taken  out  of  the  Treasury 
$32,000,000  in  january  which  has  not  gone  abroad  nor 
into  the  banks,  somebody  who  wants  gold  may  pay 
$101  in  paper  for  $100  in  gold.  This  is  not  yet  a 
change  of  basis,  but  only  a  loss  of  basis;  instead  of 
being  worth  the  gold  it  promises  the  paper  becomes 
worth  somewhat  less.  But  the  momenta  premium 
appears  all  holders  of  gold  will  try  to  get  it,  and  an 
tlcipate  that  il  may  increase,  and  will  therefor  hold 
their  gold  in  the  hope  of  realizing  an  increase.  This 
necessarily  tends  to  a  sudden  withdrawal  of  all  gold 
from  active  circulation,  and  it  is  obvious  enough 
that  the  Treasury  would  be  quickly  compelled  to 
pa,y  out  the  last  dollar  and  ounce  of  gold  it  has,  or 
else  to  refuse  redemption  of  notes  excepting  in  sil- 
ver The  exhaustion  of  the  gold  reserve  might  come 
almost  in  a  day,  but  the  Treasury  holds  in  excess  of 
g  ild  certificates  outstanding  only  about  $55,000,000 
both  of  coin  and  bullion,  and  the  New  York  banks 
alone  hold  nearly  double  that  amount  of  legal  ten- 
der.- redeemable  in  gold. 

Should  the  Treasury  decline  to  redeem  notes  ex 
cept  in  silver,  the  premium  on  gold  would  naturally 
rise  with  rapidity.  It  is  impossible  to  say  how  far  it 
might  rise  within  any  given  time.  That  would  de- 
pend upon,  the  extent  uf  foreign  withdrawals  of  cap- 
ital from  this  country,  and  upon  the  speculative  dis- 
position of  the  people  to  realize  profits  by  an  advance 
in  the  premium.  There  are  some  who  reason  that, 
as  the  greenbacks  did  not  depreciate  much  for  a 
year  after  they  wereflrsi  issued,  so  the  currency  now 
in  use  would  not.  But  the  first  issue  of  legal  tenders 
was  of  small  amount,  and  only  $96,000,000  by  the  1st 
of  July,  1862,  and  besides  they  gave  the  people  for 
the  first  time  a  legal  tender  paper,  which  many  did 
not  at  once  expect  tu  depreciate  at  all.  The  notes, 
moreover,  were  redeemable  in  gold,  and  were  ex- 
pected to  be  redeemed  as  soon  as  the  war  ended. 
The  paper  now  outstanding  is  in  volume  a  thousand 
millions,  and  the  people  have  learned  by  years  of 
loss  and  suffering  that  it  is  liable  to  depreciate 
greatly  if  not  kept  redeemable.  It  is  legally  redeem- 
able in  silver  coin  now  worth  about  50  cents  on  the 
dollar,  so  that,  if  payment  in  gold  should  stop,  there 
would  be  no  assurance  that  this  paper  would  ever  be 
redeemable  except  in  silver.  And  if  redeemed  only 
in  silver,  it  would  be  worth  no  more  than  silver 
coin. 

Such  a  currency  might  quickly  depreciate  so  far 
that  men  would  give  $2  in  paper  for  $l  in  gold.  Be- 
tween one  per  cent  and  100  per  cent,  there  would  be 
no  rational  stopping  point  for  the  premium,  no  point 
at  which  its  rise  ought  to  be  arrested  short  of  the 
difference  in  market  value  between  gold  and  silver 
bullion.  When  the  time  comes  that  redemption  in 
gold  has  entirely  ceased,  and  the  premium  on  gold 
mounts  toward  the  difference  between  gold  and  sil- 
ver bullion,  then  the  currency  will  have  no  other 
than  a  silver  basis.  No  man  can  tell  how  quickly 
that  change  might  come  after  gold  redemption  had 
once  ceased.  It  is  not  a  question  of  theory,  but  one 
of  actual  payments  in  the  market  by  those  who  have 
paper  and  need  gold  to  those  who  are  holding  the 
gold  for  the  highest  premium  they  can  get,  and  who 
know  that  the  premium  has  no  reasonable  stopping 
point  short  of  the  difference  between  the  two  metals. 
Under  such  circumstances  it  is  not  in  the  least  im- 
probab'e  that  the  paper  currency  of  the  United 
States,  within  a  single  month  after  redemption  in 
gold  had  ceased,  might  come  to  have  no  greater  value 
than  the  silver  bullion  which  alone  could  be  ob- 
tained for  it  at  the  Treasury.— New  York  Tribune 


AUDITOR  GORE'S  REPORT. 

CONDITION  OF    THE    BUILDING    AND    LOAN  ASSOCI- 
ATIONS OF  THE  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS. 

The  official  report  by  Auditor  Gore  of  the  condition 
of  the  Building  and  Loan  Associations  of  the  state 
of  Illinois  states  that:  "The  most  popular  feature 
of  state  inspection  is  to  be  found  in  the  success 
with  which  dishonest  and  fraudulent  methods  are 
located  and  exposed.  Public  attention  has  been  called 
to  such  cases  as  these,  and  the  beneficent  effect  of 
the  law  been  praised,  but  by  far  the  greatest  benefit 
that  has  accrued  to  the  public  has  resulted  from  the 
discovery  of  defalcations  by  secretaries  and  the  res- 
toration by  them  of  the  amounts  stolen,  and  from 
the  dis'covery  of  methods  of  profit  distribution  that 
must  eventually  have  resulted  in  great  loss  to  share- 
holders had  they  not  been  required  to  be  repaired. 
These  matters  were  never  called  to  the  attention  of 
the  public  for  the  reason  that  to  do  so  would  jeopar- 
dize the  good  name  of  the  association  concerned  with- 
out being  productive  of  any  corresponding  good  " 
The  report  continues  as  follows: 

"We  have  found  the  following  amounts  to  have 
been  abstracted  by  secretaries  and  have  succeeded  in 
having  it  restored  to  the  associations  to  which  it  be- 
longed—to wit,  $177  000.56.  Two  secreties  were  found 
to  be  defaulters  in  the  sura  of  $2t,012  45  and  $23,429.- 
80,  respectively,  but  the  secretaries  dying  only  about 
one  half  of  the  amount  of  their  defalcation  could  be 
recovered.  A  number  of  associations  were  found  to 
be  so  hopelessly  involved  that  it  was  impossible  to 
repair  them  and  they  reported  to  the  attorney-gen- 
eral, to  be  closed  as  the  statute  provides. 

LOST  BY  THE  SHAREHOLDERS. 

"These  associations  are  contained  in  the  following 
list  and  the  aggregate  amount  of  losses  sustained  by 
their  shareholders  as  near  as  we  can  determine  is 
$928,050: 

"Templar  Building  and  Loan  association. 
"American  Building,  Loan  and  Investment  society. 
'  National  Bui'ding.  Loan  and  Investment  society. 
"Mississippi  Valley  Homestead  and  Loan  company. 
"Chicago  Universal  Investment  and  Loan  associ- 
ation. 

"North  and  South  Building  and  Loan  association. 
"Superior  Savings  and  Loan  association. 
"Atlas  Loan  company. 

"Continental  Investment  and  Loan  association. 
"United  States  Investment  and  Loan  society. 
"Inter  Ocean  Homestead  and  Loan  association  of 
Chicago. 

'  Illinois  Building  and  Loan  association,  Blooming- 
ton. 

"The  Chicago  Universal  Investment  and  Loan  as 
sociation  has  since  resumed  business  by  shareholders 
voting  to  charge  losses  against  their  stock,  thus  mak- 
ing the  association  solvent. 

"There  are  806  associations  now  in  this  state,  four- 
teen of  which  are  in  the  hands  of  receivers.  Nineteen 
have  given  no  address  and  have  failed  to  report;  forty- 
eight  are  so  recently  incorporated  that  no  examin- 
ation has  been  made.  Statements  of  698  associations 
are  published. 

STATEMENTS  FOR  THE  TEAR  1894. 

Following  is  the  grand  total  of  all  associations 
doing  business  in  Illinois  for  the  year  ending  Dec.  1, 
1891: 

Receipts- 
Cash  in  treasury  at  commencement 

of  fiscal  year   $1,717,837.40 

Installments  received  during  the  year. .  22,445,327.81 

Interest    4,978,298.60 

Premiums  ...  ■   i, 647, 267. 76 

Membership  fees   245, 1 16. 12 

Transfer  fees   67.247.25 

Fines   45  092.08 

Loans  repaid  and  matured   12,186,681.85 

Miscellaneous  receipts   2,701,874.53 

Total  receipts  $46,134,743.40 

Disbursements- 
Loans  on  shares   $18,966,514.40 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  9, 


Installments  on  stock  withdrawn  and 


matured   15,839  431.73 

Profit  on  stock  withdrawn   3,348.009  88 

Return  premiums  on  repaid  loans   285.572  55 

Expenses,  general   440.726  48 

Expenses,  salaries   800.053.77 

Expenses,    stationery,  •■  postage  and 

printing   104,452  66 

Cash  in  the  hands  of  treasurer    2,0  7,872,42 

Miscellaneous  disbursements    4,243.109  51 


Total  disbursements   $i6, 134.743.40 

Assets- 
Loans  to  stockholders    $74,292,483.71 

Interest  premium  and  fines  accrued  and 

unpaid   1,308.66106 

Real  estate   2,519  8i8  20 

Tax  certificates    130770.46 

Judgments   146  459  49 

Furniture  and  stationery  —  •             .  128  41^^.o0 

Cash  in  treasury   1  929,478  99 

Miscellaneous  assets   1,340,261  63 

Total  assets   $81,796,350  04 

Liabilities  — 

Amount  installments  paid  on  stock. .  $58,:08,835  98 

Unearned  in' erest  and  premium    2,947,645.46 

Installments,  inleiest  and  premium..  745.626  86 

Incomplete  loans   , .  558,678  32 

Due  treasurer    509  990  8 

Miscellaneous  liabilities    2.H55.9  8  85 

Surplus  or  profit   16,469,574  39 

Total  liabilities   $81,796,350.04 

Stock  account — 
Total  number  of  shares  issued  during 

present  fiscal  year   890,770 

Matured     30,342 

Withdrawn   514,636 

In  force    2.49  ,5ie 

Loaning  on  ..    192,245 


MUCH  ADD  ABOUT  NOTHIISie. 

NEWSPAPER    MAK   ABUSES   THE  ONLY  EDITOR  WHO 
RECOGNIZES  HIM. 

Some  time  ago  this  Journal  with  the  utmost 
kindness,  and  with  a  desire  to  benefit  a  contemporary, 
published  a  letter  or  a  copy  of  a  letter  written  by 
Auditor  Gore,  touching  his  policy  in  regard  to  Build- 
ing and  Loan  Associations.  The  Journal  gave  full 
and  explicit  credit  by  publishing  the  name  of  the 
editor  and  the  name  of  the  editor's  paper,  thinking 
that  it  would  be  appreciated  as  a  favor  and  some 
time  reciprocated.  The  copy  was  clipped  from  the 
"touch  me  not"  sheet  and  bore  no  marks  of  co.nyright. 
It  treated  on  a  question  or  subject  of  public  interest 
and  was  of  so  general  a  charater  that  other  news- 
papers published  substantially  the  same  thing  but 
without  credit  to  anybody  except  Auditor  Gore,  whose 
motive  in  investigating  Building  and  Loan  Associ- 
ations was  the  general  good  of  the  public.  The 
Journal  aimed  to  do  a  courteous  act  and  at  the 
same  time  t  eneflt  its  contemporary  but  the  favor  was 
not  appreciated.  A  building  association  lawyer  who 
is  also  a  practical  newspaper  man  says  "it  beats  any- 
thing he  ever  heard  of  "  The  Journal  can  prove 
that  it  actually  benefitted  the  editor  and  his  paper 
and  that  it  w  is  done  for  that  purpose.  Kiudnet-s 
actuated  the  editor  of  the  Journal  in  giving  the 
man  and  his  paper  the  fullest  recognition.  The 
copyright  was  not  shown  on  the  copy.  The  informa- 
tion was  of  "H  official  character  and  was  known  to  all 
daily  papers  and  oy  some  published  verbatim,  except 
that  no  credit  was  given.  Some  time  ago  the  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal  published  a  care- 
fully prepared  articie,  entirely  original,  which  was 
copied  verbatim  by  a  Chicago  daily  and  afte  wards 
copied  by  a  paper  in  Massachusetts  and  credited  not 
to  the  Jourmal  but  to  the  Chicago  paper  that  first 
copied  it,  but  the  publisher  of  this  Journal  did  not 
raise  a  howl  about  it  even  though  it  was  stolen.  In 
the  case  tiist  above  given  the  Journal  deserved  the 
thanks  and  gratit  .de  of  the  buco.ic  editor  instead  of 
his  abuse.  As  soon  as  he  sees  through  it  he  will  feel 
ashamed  of  himself. 


REAL  ESTATE  MAflKET. 

Shrewd  investors  know  that  the  time  to  buy  real 
estate  is  when  it  is  down.  The  successful  man  asks 
whether  he  wants  the  property  otiered,  not  whether 
everybody  else  wants  it.  The  blind  public  rush  in  to 
buy  when  prices  are  going  up,  but  just  at  that  time 
the  aforesaid  shrewd  investor  reaps  the  harvest  for 
which  he  was  preparing  when  every  other  sort  of  in- 
vestor was  fast  asleep.  The  present  is  just  the  time 
for  the  man  with  money  who  would  see  it  grow  rap- 
idly in  the  near  future.  Real  estate  values  in  gen- 
eral have  reached  their  lowest  point.  Money  invested 
at  present  prices  will  double  in  a  very  short  time. 
The  very  stagnation  in  the  market  is  the  loudest 
kind  of  an  invitation  to  those  who  know  something 
and  have  something  to  come  forward  and  choose  their 
bargains. 

Not  only  is  real  estate  cheap  but  there  is  no  end 
to  the  bargains  in  equities  that  are  offered  for  a  tithe 
of  what  they  will  be  worth  when  the  tide  shall  have 
fully  turned.  Many  a  buyer  who  took  on  a  greater 
load  than  he  could  carry  during  the  good  times  now 
finds  that  he  must  either  close  out  or  lose  his  equity, 
and  in  such  cases  equities  are  for  sale  at  the  buyer's 
own  figure.  It  is  better  to  realize  something  than  to 
lose  everything.  Hence  the  real  cst.ate  bargain 
counter.  But  the  situation  in  this  respect  is  worse 
now  than  it  is  likely  to  be  again  for  twenty  years. 
Business  is  gradually  improving,  and  as  a  conse- 
qence  there  will  soon  come  a  better  demand  for  rents 
and  real  estate,  and  the  equities  now  being  offered 
for  a  song  will  not  be  in  t"  e  market. 

Even  non  resideno  owners  have  became  impressed 
with  the  stiffening  of  rentals  in  view  of  the  approach 
of  the  1st  of  May  Figures  that  were  accepted  for 
long  term  leases  six  weeks  ago  are  not  acceptable 
to  landlords  now,  Practically  but  two  months 
more  remain  before  the  renting  season  will  be  on  in 
earnest,  and  then  it  is  confidently  expected  that 
rents  will  advance  considerably. 

THE  NEW  WATER  ORDINANCE. 

So  many  vacant  buildings  the  past  year  have  led  to 
unusual  pressure  on  the  water  department  to  remit  a 
portion  of  the  water  tax  on  unused  buildings.  Ac- 
cordingly an  ordinance  was  passed  by  the  Council 
January  14th  authorizing  a  rebate  of  any  part  of  the 
tax  except  that  for  frontage  when  it  is  found  by  the 
inspector  that  the  part  of  the  premises  assessed  has 
not  been  used.  The  inspector's  fee  of  $1  00  must  be 
advanced  by  the  complaining  property-owner.  For 
instance,  a  bill  may  call  lor  a  frontage  tax  of  $5  and 
taxes  on  fixtures  amounting  to  $9  more.  An  inspec- 
tor at  a  cost  of  $1  can  be  procured  from  the  department 
to  visit  the  premises  and  report  as  to  what  part,  if 
any,  of  the  fixtures  have  been  unused.  If  all  or  part 
are  so  reported  the  rebate  will  apply.  In  the  case 
cited  if  only  the  frontage  tax  is  allowed  to  stand  the 
owner  would  make  a  net  saving  of  $8  The  water  de- 
partment will  be  ready  to  carry  out  the  provisions  of 
this  ordinance  in  about  three  weeks,  or  as  soon  as  the 
necessary  stationery  can  be  procured. 

PAYMENT  OF  LAST  YEAR'S  TAXES. 

The  County  Clerk's  office  is  besieged  now  daily  by 
delinquent  tax  payers  who  seek  to  redeem  their  prop- 
erty from  the  tax  sales  of  last  August.  The  law  pro- 
vides a  penalty  of  25  percent  for  the  first  six  months 
after  the  sale,  and  as  the  annual  tax  sale  commenced 
in  August  the  six  months  is  now  about  expiring.  It 
will  be  well  for  all  property  owners  who  are  yet  in 
arrears  to  '  step  up  to  the  captain's  office  and  settle." 

REAL  ESTAIE  BOARD  AND  LEGISLATION. 

The  influence  of  this  powerful  body  is  to  be  felt 
this  winter  at  Springfield  in  behalf  of  right  legisla- 
tion At  the  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  board 
Wednesday  of  ihis  week  President  Smith  appointed 
George  Birkhoff,  Jr.,  Edwin  F  Getchell,  William  R. 
Kerr,  W.  H.  Cairnduff  and  F.  A  Barnes,  a  commit- 
tee to  guard  the  present  statutes  which  prohibit  city 
councils  from  granting  street  railway  right  of  way, 
except  upon  the  petition  of  the  (-wners  of  land  repre- 
senting more  than  one  half  ot  the  frontage  of  each 
mile  or  fraction  of  a  mile  of  the  streets  sought  to  be 
taken.  It  is  understood  that  an  attempt  is  now  being 


made  by  agents  of  street  railway  companies  in  the 
State  legislature  to  amend  or  repeal  these  statutes. 

Reform  is  sought  in  the  matter  of  taxation  also. 
The  present  asssessment  law  provides  that  property 
be  assessed  at  fair  market  value,  but  this  is  never 
done,  because  it  would  in  most  cases  amount  to  con- 
fiscation of  the  property.  The  matter  is  left  entirely 
to  the  assessor,  and  the  results  are  various,  according 
to  that  individual's  honesty  and  the  pressure  brought 
to  bear  on  him.  To  secure  the  adoption  of  a  definate 
rate  of  assessment,  as  a  fourth  a  fifth,  a  sixth  or  a 
tenth,  as  well  as  to  investigate  the  corrupt  methods 
of  assessors,  the  following  committee  was  appointed: 
George  L  Warner,  Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  A.  F.  See- 
berger  and  James  B,  Galloway, 

Other  measures  which  are  actively  favored  by  the 
board  before  the  legislature  are,  the  adoption  of  the 
Torrens  system  of  transfers;  the  Bryan  tax  sale  bill, 
which  abolishes  the  bidding  in  of  property  by  infl- 
nitesmal  fractions  of  land  and  substitutes  therefor 
bidding  on  percentages  of  penalties;  also  a  bill  em- 
bodying the  latest  ideas  of  special  assessment  re- 
form. 

At  the  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  real  estate 
board  the  resignation  of  F  A,  Barnes  as  a  member  of 
the  executive  committee  was  accepted  and  V.H.Sugh- 
ner  appointed  in  his  p'ace  Wm.  V.  Lubbke  resigned 
from  the  membeiship  committee  and  Frank  Wells 
was  appointed  in  his  place.  William  Ogden  Green 
called  attention  to  the  fact  that  there  were  several  in 
congrui  ties  between  the  constitution  of  the  board  and 
its  actual  status  which  might  impair  its  legal  stand- 
ing and  endanger  the  holdingof  the  securities  of  $20,- 
000  and  upward,  and  he  also  advocated  a  change  in 
the  rates  of  the  valuation  committee  to  the  end  that 
the  lowest  rate  to  be  charged  be  $25  for  each  valua- 
tion below  $15,000  and  that  rates  remain  unchanged 
for  higher  valuations.  The  first  point  was  referred 
to  the  executive  committee,  and  the  latter  subject 
will  be  disposed  of  at  a  future  meeting.  R.  E.  Is- 
mond  and  W.  G.  Scott  were  elected  to  agent  mem- 
berships of  the  board.  The  committee  for  the  last 
annual  banquet  reported  that  the  receipts  for  the 
same  aggregated  $1,355,  leaving  a  deficit  of  $256.21, 
which  is  about  $100  less  than  the  deficiency  usually 
experienced. 

WASHINTON  STREET  PROPERTY  LEASED. 

The  ground  and  building  on  Washington  street  120 
feet  east  of  Fifth  avenue  has  been  leased  for  ninety- 
nine  years  and  a  new  building  is  to  be  placed  upon 
the  land.  The  lease,  which  was  filed  in  the  recorder's 
office  yesterday,  is  given  by  a  company  composed  of 
George  W.  Smith,  John  Carne  and  Hiram  Coombs  to 
Robert  F.  Shanklin. 

The  first  day  of  the  lease  is  to  commence  on  the 
first  day  of  May,  1895,  and  the  annual  rental  is 
$15,0U0,  to  be  paid  in  gold.  The  lease  contains  the 
provision  that  before  the  1st  of  May,  1896,  a  building 
to  cost  at  least  J200  000  must  be  erected. 
The  dimensions  of  the  property  are  40  by  180  feet  and 
fronts  north  on  Washington  and  lies  between  the 
Herald  and  the  Evening  Post  buildings.  The  rear  of 
the  lot  fronts  on  Calhoun  place,  which  is  18  feet  wide 
and  is  paved  and  used  as  a  street.  It  is  capitalized 
at  $300  000,  the  rental  being  5  per  cent  on  this  amount, 
thus  making  $7,500  a  front  foot  or  about  $41  a  square 
foot. 

The  building  will  be  eleven  stories  high  and  cost 
about  $200,000.  Jarvis  Hunt  has  drawn  the  plans. 
The  exterior  will  be  constructed  of  glazed  terra  cotta 
of  different  colors.  The  interior  will  be  of  steel  with 
tile  partitions  and  floors,  Jonathan  Clark  &  Sons 
have  the  contract  for  the  building.  Work  will  be 
begun  about  May  1. 


Terra  Alta,  W.  Vti. — An  ordiDanoe  is  before  the  Oonnoil 
to  vote  on  the  issne  of  f  6,OiiO  Street  Improvsment  Bonds. 

Trenton,  N.  J. — The  Treasurer  was  anthorized  to  issoe 
$6B,80U  sewer  bonds,  at  4  per  cent  per  atinam,  payable 
semi-annaally .  0.  Edward  Morray,  (Jity  Clerk.  Joseph 
B.  Shaw,  Mayor. 

Pr.jvidenoe,  K.  I. — Meeting  of  Oomcnon  Ooanoil  Janoary 
21.  Resolved,  That  the  oity  solicitor  be  and  he  is  hereby 
directed  to  apply  to  the  General  (VBsembly  for  the  oassage 
ot  such  legislation  as  will  aalborize  itie  city  of  Providence 
to  borrow  the  sum  of  $60i  ,00(i,  lo  be  expended  for  high- 
way wjrk  onder  the  direotion  of  the  Oity  UooncU. 


February  9,  1895, 


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DISTRIBUTION  OF  VALUES. 

In  an  article  on  this  subject  in  the  Journal  last 
week  it  was  shown  that  the  common  termination  of 
the  street  railroads  in  the  business  center  had  a  great 
tendency  to  overpopulate  and  congest  the  business 
streets.  It  wa-<  also  shown  that  thereby  a  barrier 
was  raised  against  distribution  of  values  It  was 
also  pointed  out  that  a  healthful  distribution  of 
values  does  not  mean  ruined  values  to  the  central 
business  portion  of  the  city,  but  that  it  means  mutual 
benefit  to  the  many  and  an  easier  method  of  develop- 
ing a  good  income  from  land  values.  It  means  the 
limiting  of  the  height  of  buildings  to  once  the  widl  h 
of  the  streets.  It  was  also  shown  that  the  overlapp- 
ing of  cable  roads  and  other  street  car  lines  would 
have  been  the  great  preventitive  for  the  present  con- 
gested condition.  It  is  absolutely  necessary  that  to 
prevent  an  augmentation  of  the  present  congested 
condition  that  great  attention  should  be  paid  to 
arranging  with  the  elevated  railroads  certain  traffic 
stipulations  by  which  passengers  shall  have  the  right, 
for  one  fare,  to  be  carried  certain  distances  upon  all 
other  lines  so  that  by  overlapping  for  one  fare,  the 
convenience  of  passengers  shall  be  secured. 

There  is  a  growing  tendency  to  concentrate  all 
traffic  in  merchandise  sold  at  retail,  into  great  stores 
under  one  central  management,  and  great  advertise- 
ments of  bargains  are  made  which  attract  immense 
throngs  of  buyers  who,  by  reason  of  making  the  ex- 
pense "to  go  down  town  and  get  the  bargain,"  take 
advantage  of  the  trip  to  buy  something  else.  While 
this  fad  lasts  we  shall  see  a  continuance  of  the  small 
stores  on  the  various  avenues  distant  one  mile  and  a 
half  to  three  miles  from  the  center  of  the  city,  sell- 
ing out  their  different  lines  of  goods  and  taking 
positions  in  the  great  caravansaries  of  trade,  leaving 
the  store  to  be  used  as  a  saloon  or  local  laundry: 
This  transformation  and  method  of  doing  business 
was  experiencrd  in  New  York  City  during  the  Seven- 
ties and  is  strikingly  like  that  which  is  taking  place 
in  our  city  at  the  present  time.  In  England  where 
wealth  has  been  accumulating  for  centuries  and  has 
descended  from  family  to  family  a  long  line  of  social 
associations  and  customs  has  established  a  very  diff- 
erent manner  of  purchasing  necessary  wearing  ap- 
parel, or  general  haberdashery  goods.  It  has  fixed 
the  custom  of  dealing  at  small  shops,  and  a  gentle- 
man's tailor  is  his  tailor  for  lifetime.  His  shoemaker 
occupies  the  same  position;  also  the  hatter,  and  so  it 
goes  through  the  line.  This  is  also  true  for  the  ladies 
and  each  follows  out  the  original  methods  and  de- 
signs which  the  particular  shops  at  which  they  trade 
indicate  are  desirable.  Now,  in  New  York  during 
the  Seventies  when  the  Jarge  stores  turned  their 
stock  of  goods  into  general  competition  with  the 
small  shop-keepers  (in  precisely  the  same  manner  that 
is  now  being  done  in  this  city),  and  it  caused  their 
ruin,  or  serious  embarrassment  especially  the  com- 
petition started  by  R.  H.  Macy  &  Co.  and  Lord  & 
Taylor,  which  was  shortly  after  followed  by  other 
large  houses  making  their  stores  great  caravan- 
saries for  counter  bargains,  etc.  This  lasted  until 
the  turn  in  tide  came  in  1879.  and  there  was 
created  a  local  demand  for  first  class  small 
shops,  and  the  vacant  stores  were  soon  tilled 
for  miles  along  various  avenues  piercing  the  fashion- 
able residence  centers  in  New  York  from  whence 
the  citizens  drew  their  supplies  and  have  fallen  into 
the  European  way  of  carefully  continuing  their 
trade  where  they  are  acquainted  ;  first  because  they 
can  afford  it,  second  because  of  the  personal  atten- 
tion they  get,  third  because  of  the  satisfaction  they 
obtain  in  having  everything  made  of  the  best,  and 
at  the  same  time  having  the  latest  styles  adapted 
to  their  individual  wants  so  as  to  avoid  the  extremes 
which  good  taste  will  never  allow.  It  is  most  in- 
structive to  walk  np  the  various  avenues  in  New 
York  and  see  how  quickly  such  stores  trend  their 
way  into  the  fashionable  residence  centers,  Ttie 
question  then  raised  in  the  mind  of  a  Chicago  man 
is.  Will  the  business  ever  be  done  in  this  city  in  like 
manner  ?  We  must  find  the  answer  by  walking  down 
Michigan  avenue  from  Madison  street  to  Twenty- 
second  and  noting  the  great  change  that  has  taken 


place  within  the  past  four  years.  The  writer 
prophesied  seven  years  ago  that  just  such  a  change 
was  to  take  place  on  Michigan  avenue  but  very  few 
would  coincde  with  that  view,  while  to-day  every 
one  would  say  it  was  just  what  they  expected.  Now 
carefully  reviewing  the  values  on  Michigan  avenue 
between  the  points  named,  it  will  be  found  that  it 
has  trebled  in  value  for  the  first  half  mile ,  that  it 
doubled  in  value  the  second  half  mile,  and  that  it 
has  increased  one-fourth  in  value  for  the  third  half 
mile,  while  for  the  fourth  half  mile,  or  in  the  neigh- 
borhood of  Twenty  second  street,  values  have  doubled 
owing  to  the  natural  centering  at  that  point  of  cross 
town  traffic  and  the  stations  of;  some  of  Ihe  steam 
railroads.  A  careful  visit  through  the  stores  which 
have  inaugurated  lines  of  business  among  the  former 
fashionable  residences  of  .this  avenue,  will  confirm 
the  statements  heretofore  made,  only  as  things  are 
done  here  on  a  big  scale,  the  shops  are  larger  than 
we  find  in  New  York  and  London,  but  we  ex- 
pect to  see  them  gradually  reduced  in  size  as  local 
wealth  increases  and  is  able  to  exercise  its  luxuri- 
ous tastes.  It  will  be  found  that  our  city  is  able 
to  support  a  vast  number  of  small  unique 
stores  upon  all  its  outlying  avenues  which 
traverse  fashionable  residence  districts,  but  they  can 
only  do  so  as  local  wealth  increases.  The  increase 
has  been  very  rapid  and  it  can  easily  be  proven  that 
it  has  grown  more  substantially,  for  the  purposes  of 
permanency  and  even  distribution  in  this  city,  than 
in  Eastern  cities  for  it  has  been  built  up  by  the  de- 
velopment of  local  industries.  Distribution  of  values 
over  large  areas  does  not  necessarily  mean  reduced 
values  in  the  central  business  portion  of  the  city. 
Believing  it  will  benefit  the  railroads  and  all  classes 
of  property  by  more  evenly  distributing  values  and 
enabling  the  development  of  income  from  land  with- 
out tying  up  so  much  available  capital  in  enormous 
buildings,  the  Journal  will  exert  its  influence  to 
check  the  centralization  of  trafic  in  the  down-town 
district. 


NEW  COUNTY  JAIL  AND  HOSPITAL. 

lathe  line  of  economy  in  the  use  of  the  public 
money  the  county  commissioners  are  determined  to 
increase  the  facilities  for  locking  people  up.  This 
policy  is  the  reverse  of  that  pursued  by  the  city, 
authorities  who  find  it  necessary  to  cut  down  the 
police  force  in  connection  with  the  abolishment  of 
the  Police  Courts.  But  the  county  and  the  city  have 
concurrent  jurisdiction  in  the  care  of  prisoners. 

The  plans  for  a  new  jail  were  submitted  to  the 
public  service  committee  of  the  county  board  on 
Tuesday  and  were  referred  to  the  building  commit- 
tee. County  Architect  Arthur  G  Morey  designed 
the  plans.  The  jail  will  be  erected  at  the  southwest 
corner  of  Dearborn  and  Illinois  streets  and  occupy  a 
ground  area  of  137  by  63  feet,  formerly  taken  up  by 
the  detention  hospital.  The  height  of  the  new 
structure  will  be  100  feet,  equal  to  about  four  stor- 
ies, though  this  is  not  shown  in  the  accommodating 
illustration  which  gives  the  elevation  of  the  struct- 
ure. It  will  contain  the  largest  cellhouse  in  this 
country  and,  together  with  the  cellhouse  of  the  pres- 
ent jail,  which  is  to  be  retained,  it  will  be  the  largest 
county  prison  also.  The  exterior  of  the  new  jail 
will  be  of  buff  Bedford  stone,  with  a  Spanish  tile 
roof.  It  will  be  divided  into  two  departments,  the 
administrative  part  and  the  jail  proper,  which  will 
be  connected  with  the  cellhouse,  the  present  admin- 
istrative part  of  the  jail  to  be  abolished. 

After  the  connection  has  been  made  there  will  be 
bnt  one  entrance,  on  Dearborn  street,  to  the  jail. 
This  entrance  leads  to  the  visitors'  vestibule,  main 
hall,  jailer's  and  clerk's  offices.  On  the  first  floor  of 
this  administrative  part  will  also  be  a  record  vault 
and  vaults  for  keeping  property  taken  from  prison- 
ers, arrangements  which  are  entirely  missing  in  the 
present  jail.  The  second  floor  will  contain  the  gen- 
eral office,  physician's,  druggist's  offices  and  guard- 
room. 

The  third  floor  takes  in  the  woman's  department, 
j  and  on  the  fourth  floor  will  be  a  hospital  for  men 


and  women,  another  arrangement  which  is  entirely 
missing  in  the  present  jail.  At  present  prisoners 
who  are  seriously  sick  have  to  be  taken  to  the  county 
hospital  and  are  there  kept  under  special  guard, 
which  is  both  cumbersome  and  expensive.  The  hos- 
pital in  the  new  jail  will  be  commodious  and  neat 
and  arranged  upon  the  best  sanitary  principles 
known  to  the  architectural  profession.  A  school- 
room for  boy  prisoners  is  another  feature.  All  part.s 
of  the  administration  building  and  of  the  new  jail 
will  be  easily  accessible  by  an  elevator,  which  is  for 
the  use  of  both  officials  and  patients.  The  entire 
new  jail  will  be  controlled  by  one  turnkey  at  one 
door. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Lebanon,  Ohio. — The  citieens  have  voted  to  iesne  $50,000 
water  works  bonds. 

Nelson,  Neb. — The  village  ha'i  voted  to  issoe  $13,000  in 
b^nds  for  a  water  supply, 

Sooth  Bend,  lod. — The  repolation  aathorizing  the  issoe 
of  #6,600  sewer  bonds  was  adopted. 

Springfield,  III. — The  citizens  of  the  ooonty  voted  to 
issue  $76,001)  State  fair  refunding  funds. 

Sparta,  Wis.— The  County  Treasurer  will  offer  $50,000  5 
per  cent  oourthonse  bonds  for  sale  July  1. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. —  Xn  ordinince  has  been  pasped  to 
authorize  the  i^soe  of  $120, 0'O  pablio  park  bondp,  to  be 
dated  July.  1895. 

Waterloo,  Iowa. — The  Blaokhawk  Ooonty  Board  has 
under  consideration  the  issue  of  $100,000  in  bonds  for  the 
erection  of  a  new  cocrthouse  and  jail. 

JefifersoD  City,  Mo. — The  citizens  will  vote  February  19 
on  a  proposiiion  to  issue  $12,000  in  bonds  for  the  purpose 
of  building  a  naain  sewer.    James  E.  M.  Mo  ^enry." 

Weimer,  Tex. — The  citizens  will  vote  in  April  on  the 
question  of  issuing  water  works  bond-i. 

Beaver  Falls,  Fa.— The  city  has  voted  to  borrow  $126,000 
to  build  a  system  or  water  works. 

Ithaca,  N.  Y. — The  question  of  issoiog  bonds  for  a 
sewerage  system  is  being  considered. 

Dolntb,  Minn. — kn  ordinance  is  before  the  council  pro- 
viding for  (he  issue  of  $2,706,<  00  gas  and  water  bonds. 

San  Diego,  Oal.— The  matter  of  voting  at  the  April 
election  in  tha  issoe  of  *  1,40(1,000  water  works  bonds  is 
being  considered. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Feb.  U,  for 
the  purchase  of  $4,000,  one  to  ten  years  5  per  cent  village 
bonds.    77.  Ellwood  Wynns,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Char'eston,  W.  Va. — An  ordinance  authorizing  the  issu- 
ance of  #26.00(1  in  bonds  to  build  a  hospital  wili  be  intro- 
duced io  the  City  Council.    Address  the  Mayor. 

I.ookport,  N.  Y.— Assemblyman  J.  H.  Clark  of  Niagara, 
has  ictiodnced  a  bill  at  Albai  y,  anihorizing  the  City  of 
Locbport  to  borrow  $75,000,  and  issoe  bonds  therefor. 

Brockton,  Mass  — The  petition  of  (he  city  of  Brockton 
fnr  leave  to  issue  $96'',0  0  sewerage  bonds  was  sent  to  the 
committee  on  cities  by  the  Senate  instead  of  to  drinage 
as  the  bouse  desired. 

Warren,  N.  Y  — The  Common  Conncil  has  adopted  a 
resolution  to  increase  the  iodebtedoess  of  ihe  towa  to  the 
amount  of  $7,000  to  provide  for  a  free  bridge  across  the 
Allegheny  river  at  Warren.  An  election  will  be  held  Feb. 
19. 

Milif  di^eville,  Qa. — There  has  been  no  time  to  hold  the 
eleetion  to  allow  the  city  to  issue  bonds.  The  proposed 
i8=oe  will  be  $22,' 00  6  per  cent  $19,000  will  be  30  year 
bond  $500  each,  |3,0i'0  payable  annually  |1' 0  each.  P. 
L.  Fair,  City  Clerk. 

Norwood,  0  — The  board  of  education  will  ask  for 
authority  to  call  an  election  for  the  issue  of  bonds  for 
$50,<  00  for  ihe  purpose  of  patting  up  a  new  four-room 
colony  in  West  Norwood,  and  a  12  or  16-room  building  on 
the  pise. 

La-amie,  Wyo. — The  citizens  will  vote  in  April  on  the 
issue  of  $40,000  refunding  bonds. 

Oabool,  Mo. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issie  of  bonda 
for  the  purchase  of  a  fire  engine. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — The  oouccil  voted  to  issue  $2.50,000 
school  bonds  and  $100,000  viaduct  bonds. 

Toledo,  O. — An  ordinance  was  passed  to  provide  for  the 
issue  of  $15,000  street  improvement  bonds.  Lem.  P. 
Harris,  city  clerk. 

Brazil,  Ind. — The  board  of  commissioners  of  Clay 
county  on  January  6  authorized  the  issue  of  $20,00!)  worth 
of  bonds  for  the  construction  of  a  new  jail  building. 

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Littleton,  N.  H. — A  message  was  received  from  the 
Senate  that  it  oooonrred  with  the  House  in  the  passage  of 
the  aot  authorizing  the  village  of  LitJeton  to  issoe  bonds. 

Detroit,  Mich  — The  board  of  edaoation  will  ask  the 
legislature  to  pass  a  law  permitting  the  oit}  to  refund  ont- 
standicg  school  bonds  to  an  amouni  not  exceeding  $50,000. 

Chattanoog>»,  Ten. — The  fiaanca  committee  recom- 
mended that  the  county  ooort  pass  a  resolution  requesting 
the  legislature  to  pass  an  aot  authorizing  the  issuance  of 
$10  1.000  to  retire  the  county  debt. 

Bellevae,  Pa  — kt  a  meeting  of  the  borough  Oonncil  Jan. 
10.  the  bond  ordinance  introduced  by  Councilman  Shaw 
was  oa'led  up.  It  provides  that  the  oitizeuB  phall  vote  at 
the  coming  election  on  the  question  of  issuicg  $75,000  in 
bonds  for  ganeral  improvements. 

Fittsbn  g.  Pa.-  On  Feb.  26,  the  pe<  pie  of  Piitsbnrg, 
will  be  givdn  a  chance  to  vote  on  the  proposed  bond  issne. 
The  peopl;)  will  vote  cn  the  bond  i^soe  separately,  and  will 
vjte  t)u  (our  propositions.  They  are  as  follows:  First, 
$1.5'  0  n(  0  for  water  works;  second,  $5iiO,f  00  f.)r  parks  and 
bridges;  third,  jfnOO.OOO  for  Beachwood  and  Hiawatha 
boulevards;  fourth.  $500,(00  for  permanent  improvements 
in  the  Department  of  Public  Safety. 

Castleton,  N.  Y.— Trustees  of  School  district  No.  4,  pro- 
po^e  to  borrow  $34,000,  and  to  issue  and  sell  bonds  to 
secure  snch  loan.  Said  bonds  will  bear  date  of  Jaflu<ry  !, 
189.'>  a-.d  fall  cine  and  become  payable  in  seventeen  eqial 
annu  il  installments  of  $2,0i)0  each,  interest  not  exceed- 
ing 5  per  cent  for  the  whole  or  any  part  of  said  bonds. 
Same  will  be  sold  upon  seaied  bid-<  at  the  school  house  on 
Feb.  »,  at  4  p.  m.,  Jos.  Fncob,  V\m.  O.  Case^,  James 
Sayder,  t^u^tee8. 

Lyndonville,  V(. — At  a  meeting  held  January  9  it  was 
voted  to  bona  the  village  for  an  amonnt  not  exceeding 
$40,0  0  and  to  put  in  a  water  system.  Trustees — A.  O. 
Paige,  O.  G.  Cliase  and  George  Shorey. 

Williampport,  Pa  — 3y  an  ordinance  enacted  during  the 
year,  the  city  will  soon  beojms  possessed  of  a  sewer  fund 
of  $110,000,  the  appropriation  of  which  will  call  for  the 
utmost  card  and  vigilanoe.  This  sum  of  money  will  be 
raised  by  the  sale  of  bonds  authorized  by  an  ordinaace 
providing  for  the  increase  of  the  city  debt. 

The  board  of  frGeholders  of  Hudson  ooonty,  N.  J.,  has 
pass  d  a  resolation  providing  for  the  if-sue  of  $600,000 
worth  of  4  psr  cent  boulevard  bonds.  The  aot  of  1888. 
which  allowed  the  construction  of  the  boulevard,  provided 
for  the  issue  of  $.',' 00,000  worth  of  bonos.  So  far  only 
$1,50(1,(00  of  the  amonnt  has  been  issued  Ths  new  bonds 
will  be  five  in  number,  of  $10(  ,000  each,  payay)le  in  30 
years. 

The  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Gas  Light  Co.  proposes  to  make  a 
large  issue  of  bonds.  Of  the  amonnt  realized  from  the 
sale  of  these  bocd->  $5(  0,(  0')  will  be  spent  on  the  improve- 
ment of  the  service  in  Atlanta  during  the  coming  year. 

The  Stuth  Bend,  Ind.,  council  has  authorized  the  issue 
of  $5,500  wocih  of  6  per  cent  bonds  for  the  East  Jefferson 
street  improvement  and  $8,000  six  per  cent  bonds  on  the 
West  JtfEerson  street  improvement. 

On  February  19  the  citizens  of  Scottsdale,  Pa.,  will  vote 
on  the  issue  of  creating  a  bonded  indebtedness  of  $30,000 
for  street  paving,  curbing  and  sewerage. 

Harrisburg,  Pa.,  will  issue  4  per  cent  bonds  to  refund 
$240,0(  0  worth  of  6  per  cent  bonds  now  due. 

PittsbuTsi,  Pa.  —  Vn  issue  of  $1,000, (^00  bonds  ia  now 
proposed. 

Grand  Junction,  CjI. — Tnis  city  has  voted  to  issue  $250,- 
000  witer  works  bo  ads, 

Maachester,  N.  H. — Tnis  city  will  petitioa  the  legisla- 
ture for  authority  to  issue  $200,000  water  works  bonds. 

Chicago,  III. — The  new  issue  of  $4,(»<i0,n00  drainege  dis 
trict  4}^  per  cent  bTad-i  have  been  awarded  to  the  New 
York  Life  lasuianoe  Company  at  101.51. 


Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestib'iled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE. 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fa&t 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Those  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Cros?e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
^'ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BT  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKB  FI.AOE  BETWEEN  FEB.  9  AND  MOH.  31,  1894. 

BeelDDlDg  at  tbe  n  e  cor  geo  3  in  36  14  thence  8  20  chains  and  7S  llnkp, 
1  hence  w  chains  and  821^  links,  thence  n  20  chains  and  75  llnkf, 
thence  e  4  chains  and  84  links  to  thtt  place  of  beginnlnR.  Feb  4,  11  a 
m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  88  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Lake  View  and  Oh'go,  Olybourne  av  add,  It  9  in  b  10  in  the  w  H  of  n  w 
%  of  sec  3U  4U  14.  Feb  13,  2  p  m.  Augnst  Topre,  admtr.  L  N. 

Wood's  snb,  the  s  21  ft  of  It  102  and  the  n  22  ft  of  It  103  of  the  w  10 
acres  of  it  6  In  the  Olr  Ot  ptn  of  63,22  acres  in  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  e 
of  see  SB  40  13.  Feb  19,  2  p  ni.  H  L   Wait,   master,  110  LaHaile  si. 

Sheffield  add.  It  96  in  b  33.  Feb  19,  Ham.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  60 
i'ortland  blk.  L  N. 

Wesifall's  tub,  It  188  in  div  1,  of  208  acres,  belflg  the  e  H  of  Ihe  s  w  i4 
and  the  s  e  14  ol  sec  30  38  18.  Feb  13,  Ham.  (leo  Bass,  master,  109 
Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 

Miller's  sab.  It  41  in  b  1  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  n  «  !i  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec 
23  39  13.  Feb2'i,  Ham.  Margaret  O'Connor,  admtrx.  L  B. 

Norwood  Pk,  Brown's  add.  It  12  In  b  4.  Fob  19,  1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemere, 

master,  630  Opera  House  bldg    L  B. 
Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2nd  add.  It  9  In  b  2  being  a  snb  In  the  n  e  !i 

of  sec  iO  40  It  .  Feb  16,  11  a  m.  Jno  X   Noyee,   master,  88  and  SO 

Washington  St.  L  B. 

VlQC»nt,  It  ■■4  in  b  9,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  e  of  ths  n  w  ^  of  sec  31  40 
It.  Fob  11,  1  p  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Loriug  &  Qibb's  sub,  the  e  48.22  ft  of  Us  28  and  29  in  b  4  of  pt  of  the  n 
/4,  of  860  2^  38  14  Feb  13,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Baroer,  master,  526  Opera 
bouse  bldg.  L  B . 

alacey,  Aldeo  &  Bocke's  sub,  the  e  18  ft  of  It  Tl  and  all  of  It  72  of  the 
6  >4  and  the  s  w  i4  of  b  33  ia  Oanal  Trustees'  sub  of  sec  7  39  14.  Feb 
15,  11  a  m.  Krtw  a.  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg    L  B. 

Oanfleld.  Peale's  add,  Its  9  and  10  In  b  4,  being  the  e  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4 
of  sec  36  41  12.  Feb  i7,  1pm.  Edm  8  Oummlngs,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  26  in  the  Pub  of  the  e  50  ft  of  the  w  10  acres  (ex  the  7  83  ft)  ard  its 

1  and  46  of  '.he  sub  of  the  e  6  acres  (ex  the  s  83  ft)  of  the  w  16  acrei 
of  the  8  B«  acres  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  25  39  13.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Juo  T 
Noyee.  master.  L  B. 

Qaffleld's  sub,  the  n  7S  ft  of  It  27  of  pt  of  the  s  !4  of  the  s  e  %,  ot  the  s 
w  i4  of  sec  7  41  14  F  -b  12,  1pm.  Edm  Oummings,  master,  Edm  8 
Oummlngs,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

All  of  Its  35  and  36  lii  b  1,  all  of  Its  6,  6,  2i',  21  atd  22  in  b  1;  all  of  it  3 
in  b  7;  all  of  Its  6,  7,  8.  9,  10,  18  to  28,  30  to  35,  39  and  4",  61  to  158  in  b 
8;  also  all  of  Its  9.  10.  11,  12.  29  to  32  In  b  Id.  alsn  all  of  Its  5  to  16  in  b 
14;  all  of  its  17.  18  Q'i,  27,  28,  61,  62  In  b  17;  all  of  Its  3,  4,  5,  11.  12,  13, 
25,  26,  28.  26,  68,  59,  61,  6i  and  63  In  b  2.!;  all  of  1  s  1.  2,  3.  19,  26  aud  «7 
in  b  2!,  all  of  b  27,  ex  Its  16  to  21.  62  auo  62,  70  aud  71;  also  all  of  Its 
35  to  45  and  fil  to  66  all  in  b  21,  also  all  of  b  24  and  26  ox  lU  11  to  16 
and  24  to  24,  being  iu  Western  Springs  resnb  of  pt  of  East  BinsdHle 
of  the  e  Yi  of  sec  6  US  U  and  pt  of  sbos  31  and  32  in  39  12.  Feb  26,  11  a 
m.  Ulram  Barber,  master.  626  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

Eoglewood,  Lanphere's  add.  Its  "I"  and  "J"  of  lis  1  to  7  and  42  to  48 
ia  b  6,  being  a  ^ub  In  the  e  Yi  ot  the  a  e  hi  ot  sec  19  88  14.  Feb  26,  1  p 
m.  Edm  8  Oummlngs,  master,  7j1  Kedzie  bl  g.  L  li. 

Wisner's  sub.  Its  3,  4,  6  and  34  of  the  s  H  of  b  5  in  Bambleton'8  s  ib  of 
the  e  Yt  ot  the  u  w  of  sec  35  40  13.  Feb  26.  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
master,  lOi  Chicago  Opera  House  blag.  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  McOhesney's  Homestead  f-ub.  Its  23  and  24  in  b  7  of  the  s  Yi 

of  ihe  u  e  J4  pec  22  38  14.  Fob  23,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Wlemers.  master,  tSO 

Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 
Price's  sub.  the  und  V,  of  the  n  Yi  of  It  23  and  the  8  VJ  of  It  24  in  b4  of 

the  n  w     of  eec  10  38  14.  Mar  6,  11  a  m.    Wm   Haltendorf,  aomtr. 

L  N. 

Berwyn,  It  14  in  b  3  a  sub  of  bs  4,  5.  12,  13,  20,  21,  2S  29,  34.  86,  36  and  39 
of  La  Vergne  in  the  n  w  !4  and  that  pt  of  the  n  e  ^  and  Ihe  s  e  !4 
and  the  e     ot  the  s  w  \i  n  ot  Ogden  av,  sec  31  39  13.  Feb  2ti,  11 

a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  526  Opera  Bouse  bldg.  L  N. 

Storkes  sub,  It  9  In  b  13  in  Aoburn,  a  re<ub  of  bs  1  to  16  in  the  w  '4  of 
the  8  w  H  of  sec  28  38  14.  Feb  26,  Ham.  A  F  Steveoeon.  master.  60 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Perry's  resab  lt  16  and  8  7  12  ft  ot  It  17  and  the  8  SO  ft  of  It  16  ot  the  w 
)4  of  It  1,  in  Taylor's  sub  of  the  e  i4  of  the  s  e  of  sec  21  38  14.  Feb 
25.  11  a  m.  Qeo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  1>  0  Washiugtou  si.  L  N.  ' 

High's  snb.  It  7  in  b  2  of  the  e  i4  of  b  15  in  Sheffield's  add.  Mar  6,  11  a 
m.  Henry  A  Beruahl.  admtr.  L.  N, 

Buten  at  Hamilton's  eub.  Its  24.  2.'*,  26  and  27  of  Its  12  to  21  In  b  "F',  of 
(he  Blue  Isl  and  Bldg  Oo's  resub  in  Morgan  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.  Feb  23, 
11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master,  9il  923  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgte'  It  64  in  b  71  Its  2  and  3  In  b  88,  Its  2,  13  14.  21  and  22  in  b 
93,  Its  »,  III.  11.  13  and  14  in  b  94.  belu<  a  resub  of  Its  1  and  2  In  b  13, 
lu  sec'8  18  and  19;  also  a  sub  of  tbe  w  Yt  of  the  n  w  {4  of  sec  'M  aun 
the  e  H  of  he  8  w  ^  of  sec  19  37  14.  Fob  23,11am.  Perry  A  Hull, 
master.  L  N . 

Union  Park  add.  Ihe  e  22  ft  of  It  20  in  b  1.   Feb  23,  11a  m.  Edw  A 

Dicker,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 
Lurton's  sub.  It  50  in  the  sub  of  bs  2  and  3  of  that  pt  n  of  Archer  road 

of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  1  38  13.  Feb  26.  11  a  m.  Walter  Bailer. 

master.  66  Portland  b:k.  L  N. 
Sheffield's  add.  sob't  2  in  the  snb  of  It  1  snb  blk  6  of  b  6;  also  It  9  in  b 

lu  Clark,  Martin  &  Layton's  sub  of  the  s  y«  of  the  n  Yt  of  the  s  w  )4 

of  sec  14  38  14.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

0  &  0  C  &  D  Go's  sub.  Its  24,  25,  26  in  h  28,  It  22  in  b  63;  Its  24  and  23  in 
in  b  56;  Its  4  aud  5  in  b  7C.  It  7  in  b  90.  It  11  in  b  92  and  It  39  In  h  139. 
sees  5  and  6  37  15;  al'o  it  9  in  b  6  in  Clark.  Martin  &  Layton's  sub  of 
the  8  ^  af  Ihe  n  Yi  of  the  e  w  !4  of  sec  14  88  14;  also  If  31  aud  .S2  in 
tho  su»  of  b  2  of  oeipp's  sub  ol  the  w  H  of  ihe  n  w  !4  of  sec  26  38  14; 
also  Its  36  to  42.  and  It  35  (ex  the  s  2Yi  ft)  all  in  b  36;  Its  1  to  6  in  b  39; 
It  43  (ex  the  8  2  ft)  and  Its  44  to 48  in  b  48;  Its  89.  40  and  41  iu  b  53;  Its 
32,  37.  43  to  48  ill  b  61,  all  in  Hill'e  add  to  80  On'go,  being  a  euo  of 
Ihe  H  w  H  of  fee  -11  38  15;  also  It  20  In  b  1,  iu  Bii  khofit'i  sub  of  the  e 
V4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  the  s  e  isj  of  sec  17  38  14;  also  It  36  in  b  12  ia  Iron- 
worker's add  10  HO  Oh'go,  a  eub  of  the  s  Yi  of  sec  8  37  ll;;  also  Its  li 
and  16  in  b  28  In  the  resub  of  Taylor's  1st  add  to  80  Ch'go,  in  the  n 
Yt  of  sec  8  37  15;  also  he  26  and  23  in  b  4  in  Oonstance,  a  sub  of  the  e 
Yi  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  36  38  14.  Mar  5,  11  a  m.  Albert  A  Bacon,  admtr. 
I.  N. 

Oornell,  Its  24  and  25  in  b  83  being  a  sub  In  sees  26  and  35  38  14.  Feb  26. 

2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master.  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 

Baker's  Bob.  Its  32  to  37  of  the  e  e  !4  of  tbe  s  w  !4  of  the  e  w  of  eeo 
17  88  14,  Feb  26,  12  m '  Qeo  M  Hoyt,  gnardlao. 


Premises  known  as  No's  4419.  4563.  4666  Emerald  av:  olso  the  e  Yi  of  It 
9  in  b  1  In  Patrick's  sub  of  the  n  18  acres  of  the  s  w  !^  of  the  s  w  i4 
ot  eec  15  38  14.  Feb  2i',  10  a  m.  Louis  0  Ehle,  spcl  Comm.  L  N. 

Fowler  remb.  of  pt  of  the  8  8  Hm^td  Aesn  add.  It  220  In  eec  9  38  14 
Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Thoe  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Lancaster's  reeub.  It  1  of  the  e  H  of  b  3  in  Cochran's  et  al  sub  of  the 
w  Yi  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  6  39  14.  Mar  7,  11  a  m.  Henry  Wedekind.  ex- 
ecutor. L  N.  i  , 

Honore's  snb.  Its  13  14  and  30  of  pt  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  3 
38  14.  Feb  18,  2  pm.  iivirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  89  Madison  st.  L  N. 

School  Sec  add.  e  H  of  It  20  In  b  88  of  sec  16  89  14;  also  an  und  Yi  In  the 
NO  if  "  ^  ^"'"^  *^'  "  *  ™'  Hejdok,  admtrx. 

Rich's  sub,  the  w  26!4  ft  of  the  e  4814  ft  of  Its  2,  3  and  4  ef  Its  6  and  9 
and  the  n  26  ft  of  It  8  in  b  6  in  Linden  drove.  Feb  16,  Ham.  L  W 
Winchester,  mas  er,  115  Monroe  st.  NOB. 

School  Sec  add.  It  7  and  that  pt  of  It  6  in  b  13.  Feb  23.  11  a  m  PhillD 
Novok,  admtr.  NOR. 

Pullman.  Scanlon's  add.  Its  41  and  42  b  2.    Feb  16.  10  a  m.    Thoe  Tty- 

lor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  Bouse.  NOR 
Lt  9  in  b  IS  in  the  w  H  of  sec  6  40  13.  Feb  IH,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens, 

master,  HO  LaSalle  st.  NOR. 
Oondit's  snb.  It  27  in  b  1  of  Ihe  w     of  the  n  w  )4  of  the  n  e  U  of  see 

29  38  14.  Feb  16,  10  a  m.  Thn§  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  40  In  b  15  of  bs  33  to  36  f  td  41  to  44  all  in  the  sob  of  fee 

19  4U  14.  Feb  Durham,  admtr.  NOR. 
Rich's  snb,  the  e  22  ft  of  Its  2,  3  and  4  of  I  s  6  ard  9  and  Ihe  n  25  ft  of  It 

8  in  b  6  in  t  irden  Grove,  I  eing  a  §nb  of  the  w  35  acres  of  Ihe  n  70 

acres  and  the  8  90  acres  of  the  n  w  !i  of  tec  21  38  14.    Feb  16. 11  a  m 

L  W  Winchester,  master.  NCR. 
Lnnney's  pnb,  it  19  of  a  100  foot  strip  of  land  through  the  w  Yi  of  Ihe 

n  e  !4  of  sec  24  39  13.  Mar  9.  11  a  m.  Kmll  Hambacher,  admtr.  N  0  H. 

Holstetn,  Pierce's  add.  It  22  in  b  12.  Ftb  23,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Peianer. 
admtrx.  NOR. 

Soblt  12  in  the  fub  of  It  4  and  the  n  V4  of  It  6  in  b  2  in  fehtffleld  add 
Feb  25. 11  a  m.  Wm  J  Weber,  admtr.  NOR. 

Qoudy's  sub.  Its  1  ard  2  in  b  3  of  that  ptof  the  B  e  M  of  the  e  w  M  of 
sec  2'i  40  14.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  68  Portland  bik. 
L  N . 

Rohrore'  sub.  Its  42  and  43  b  6  in  Ihe  Oir  Ot  Comm  ptn  of  Ihe  n  b  H  of 
Ihe  n  w  !4  and  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  31  38  16  Feb  19.  li  a  m 
Jas  R  Maun,  master,  175    earborn  et.  L  N. 

Johnston  &  Clement's  ►nb.  It  13  1"  b  4,  It  12  in  b  6,  Its  8  and  9  in  b  7  ot 
the  w  '/,  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  2i  38  14.  Feb  18,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Batbt-r. 
master,  516  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Hegewipoh  sub.  Its  22.  23  and  24  in  b  7  and  It  16  in  b  8,  being  a  suh  of  pt 
ot  the  s  V4  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  SI  !,7  15.  Feb  '.17,  Ham.  Asmus  Olaus- 
teu,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hambleton's  eub.  an  und  2-6  pt  of  It  SO  in  b  3  of  It  "E"  In  the  Oir  Ct  p'n 
of  Ihe  n  w  !4  of  sec  8  39  14;  also  It  3  in  Stiles'  sub  of  Its  21  'iS  auu  29 
of  the  origiual  town  of  Brighton.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  Saml  Nelson  admtr. 
L  N. 

Ashland  2nd  ad,i.  It  16  in  b  2.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Qeo  Base,  master.  1(9 
Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 

Knhn'e  eub.  Its  1  and  2  of  the  f  ub  of  Us  10  to  13  In  Ihe  e  W  of  It  7  c  f  b 
3  ill  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub.  iu  sec  33  40  14.  Feb  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wai 
master,  110  LaSalle  t-t-  L  N. 

Lancaster's  sub.  tbe  s  11.42  ft  of  It  4  and  the  n  18  38  it  of  It  R  in  b  4  ot 
the  vi  Yt  ot  ihe  8  w  ^  of  sec  22  38  It.  Feb  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  mt  s- 
ter  L  N.  ' 

Hinchs'e  sub.  the  s  25  ft  of  It  4  and  all  of  It  6  of  Its  146  1 48  and  of  soblt 
1  of  It  119  in  Butterfleld's  add.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Oail  Oorp  r.  aflmtr 
L  N.  I-    .  . 

W  Pullman.  It  31  in  b  13  a  sub  in  the  n  w  !4  and  the  w  H  of  Ihe  c  e  !i 
of  oeo  28  37  14.  Feb  18,  10  a  m.    hos  Taylor  Jr,  mafter.  L  N. 

The  w  i4  of  the  n  w  54  (n  of  the  Southwestern  Plank  road)  of  sec  3  38 
12  Feb  26,  1  p  m,  (ieo  Mills  R'  gers,  master.  110  Washington  st. 
L  N. 

Raweon's  sub,  Its  11  and  12  of  b  4  of  the  e  V4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  Ihe  s  e  J4 
of  sec  13  39  13  Feb  18,  Ham.  i  eo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  i>  K. 

I  inden  Orove  snb.  Ihe  w  46  ft  ot  the  e  78  ft  of  It  2  and  the  w  45  ft  of 
the  e  78  ft  of  the  n  25  ft  of  It  3  all  in  b  3  in  the  n  w  >4  of  ste  21  38  14. 
Feb  19.  11  a  m.  Jas  R  Munn.  master.  L  N. 

Mallelte  &  Brownell'a  sub.  It  21  of  b  19  of  bs  16  to  21  of  Auburn  Pk, 
sec  28  28  14.  Feb  26.  lu  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  n-aster,  175  Deal  born  st' 
L  B. 

Knisley's  add.  Its  60  and  51  in  b  6,  baing  a  snb  of  Ihe  n  62  acres  of  the  e 
Yt  of  eec  17  39  13.  Ftb  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  K  Mann,  master.  L  B. 

Mallelte  &  Browoell's  sub.  It  3  of  b  20  and  It  26  of  b  16  of  bs  1«  to  21  of 
Auburn  Pk  a  sub  in  sec  28  38  14  Feb  -^6,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master 
LB. 

Brainard  &  Evan's  ac'd.  It  23  in  b8.  Feb  15.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  MoQrath,  ad- 
ministrator. NOR. 

Shields  &  Nieglesnn'a  snb,  Ite  14  ann  15  ot  pt  of  the  w  7  acres  of  the  s 
w  Yt  of  Ihe  e  w  14  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  6  38  14.  Feb  j6,  11  a  m.  Qeo  M 
^t6ven8,  master,  NOR. 

Farlin's  eub.  Its  '.(2  23  and  24  in  b  3  of  the  w  H  of  the  B  e  y  of  sec  25  40 
13.  Feb  16.  t  p  m.  Edn.  8  Cummitgs.  master,  701  Keczieb  dg.  N  ,  R. 

Orozer's  eub.  It  91  of  b  7  in  eec  19  39  14.    Feb  f3,  11  a  m.  Katerlna 

Fisher,  admtr.  NCR. 
Harland'e  snb.  It  18  of  the  e  173  ft  of  that  pt  lying  e  of  the  0  &  N  W  By 

of  the  w  ^  of  the  n  eV4  of  sec  30  40  14.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  Berman 

Kraupe,  aan  r.  NOR. 
80  Ch'go,  Ironworker's  add.  It  21  in  b  35  being  a  snb  of  the  s  Yt  ot  eeo 

8  37  16.  Feb  16.  11  a  m.    Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 

NOR. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Sheffield  add.  It  66  b  40  sec  31  40  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pea'e.  sheriff 
NOR. 

Johnston,  Roberts  &  Htnrr's  add,  8  !4  of  It  3  in  b  29  in  Ihe  w  W  of  the  8 
e  i4  of  Bee  4  39  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease  eherlft.  NOR. 

Evanet™,  Pitner'f  add,  it  4  in  b  2.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff 
NOR. 

Qilbert,  Oanfleld  &  Crocker's  snb  Its  28  and  29blofwH8w^ue!4 
sec  9  38  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Oswald  &  .'ager's  eub.  Its  11.  12  and  15  of  b  6  in  Johnston's  eub  of  Ihe 
«  Yi  ot  the  8  e  H  of  eec  36  40  13.  Feb,  19,  10  B  m  Jae  Pease,  sheriff. 
NOR. 

Ridge  sob.  It  7  in  b  6  in  >•  o  Evanston;  also  Ihe  e  1  vigin'illionth  of  It  38 
<  f  b  3  iu  Leo's  add;  also  Its  76  aud  77  in  Story  «  Allen's  eub  of  b  10 
iu  Br>  lid's  sub  of  ihe  d  e  H  of  sec  26  40  1?:  also  Its  1  to  B  ot  eublis  16 
to  20  of  Ite  1  and  4  of  Smith's  sub  of  b  8  in  Lee's  snb  of  the  s  w  ^4  of 
B-c  12  39  1' ;  also  the  w  2i  ft  (ex  the  und  Yt  of  the  w  21  ft)  of  Its  .38  41 
44  ann  47  of  b  lii2  Pchool  Sec  add  and  an  und  Yt  of  th"  e  21  ft  of  the 
w  42  ft  of  118  38  41  44  and  47  of  b  102  School  Sec  add.  Fab  19,  ID  a  m. 
Jas  Peai-e,  fherlff.  NOR. 

Waddell's  resub.  Its  1  to  9  of  Its  3  to  6  In  b  I  In  Pikes'  sub  ot  the  n  w  ^ 
of  th>»  n  e  of  the  8  w  !4  of  eec  3  38  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m  Jas  Pe.ise, 
eheriff.  NOR. 

Hol8telD,  Tinkham'e  add.  It  43  in  b  6  in  sec  30  40  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m. 
Jaa  Pease,  eheriff.  NOR. 


February  9,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


135 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Feb.  9,  1895. 

Sales.  Amouit. 

Olty,  over  11,000   ^57  12,012,813 

Oity,  nnder  $1,000    89  ^6,480 

Oounty    ISa  304,494 


Total. 


»2,372,787 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Feb.  8,  1894. 

Hales.  Amoant.  j 

Oltj,  over  $1,000                            291  11,671,237 

Olty,  under  1,000                             83  61,'  33 

Oounty                                        140  311.806 


Total   614 


$2.l>34,i  76 


Adam?  st,  76  ft  e  of  42d.  n  f  25x121;  Feb 

6.  W  r  Sharp  to  J  E  Mansfiald  ...$5,000 
Addison  av,  66  ft  w  of  Batemao,  n  f  28  z 
100;  Mar  10,'94.  F  Brownsberger  to  E 

Brown  $1,800 

Archer  av,  a  w  oor  Eedzie,  n  w  f  494x 
1,393,  more  or  less;  Feb  4.  T  F  Mnrphy 

to  J  A  Murphy     |4,000 

Austin  av,  26  ft  e  of  -irtesian,  s  f  16x117, 
and  other  ppty ;  Jan  26.  W  F  Kohler  to 

K  Kern   $  ,500 

Barry  av,  169  ft  e  of  N  Olarb  st,  s  f  60x 

169;  Feb  4.  A  Kraae  to  O  V  Massey. $6,000 
Bays^n  st,  275  ft  e  of  W  44th,  s  f  125x124; 
Feb  1.  J  E  Swenson  to  K  Klemme  sen 

   |1,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  277  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  n  f 
60x125;  Jan  21.  0  T  Messinger  to  A  J 

Shntts  $5,000 

Belmont  av,  262  ft  s  of  liawrenoe,  w  f  75 
xl55;Jan  29.  L  E  Orandall    to    E  S 

Hotohkiss   $1,000 

Berkeley  av,  176  ft  a  e  of  Bowen,  n  e  f  20^ 
x76}^;  Jan  19.  J  H  Hont  to  W  E  Qiine 

 ...$5,300 

Bertean  av,  s  e  oor  Oommerioal  st,  n  f 
100x100;  Jan  31.  W  C  Frioke  to  H  H 

Larsen  $6,000 

Bonfield  st,  185  f t  s  e  of  Hickory,  e  f  25t 
113;  Jan  31.  Est  of  A  Vehlow  to  M  Vth- 

low  $1,250 

Buckingham  pi,  723  ft  w  of  Evanston  av. 
ef  26x133;  Deo  28,'9t.  0  Zimmerman 

to  M  Fox   |8  860 

Calumet  av,  219  ft  s  of  eist  st,  w  f  60x 
160;  Oct  16, '93.  Q  I  Hecks  to  E  U  Kim- 
bark   $4,500 

Campbell  av,  73  ft  a  of  Thompson  st,  w 
f  25x126;  Jan  30.  H  W  Uunoansun  to  F 

E  Boebm     $3,800 

Caaalport  av,  s  w  oor  String  st,  n  f  22x 
92J4;Jan  31.  S  Seidman  to  L  Delsou 

   $6,800 

Central  Park  av.  46o  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f 
2i  X         Feb  7.  L  A  Medenwald  to  A  B 

Snowhook    $!,(  00 

Center  st,  200  ft  w  of  Lincoln  av,  s  f  30x 
80,  more  or  less,  Jan  31.  Mast  in  Chy 

to  J  Wienhoeber  $3,108 

Center  av,  ■.i9l  ft  n  of  Jackson  st,  w  f  21  x 
125;  Jan  24.  J  H  Swan  to  J  MoPhee 

  $6,000 

Charlton  st,  115  ft  a  of  Victor  av,  e  f  57 
ft  to  alley;  Jan  30.  H  L  Haaser  to  H 

Sohmitz  ...   $4,500 

Chestnut  at,  144  ft  e  of  Market,  a  f  25  x 
1  lO,  more  or  less;  Jan  12.   D  Donahue 

to  C  Bookicgham  $7,000 

Clifton  Park  av,  266  ft  n  of  22d  at,  w  f  25 
xl46;  Nov  10,  1894.  8  E  Weary  to  T  R 

Holton  $':?,000 

Clifton  av.  loO  it  s  of  Bosooe  s',  w  f  25i 
12.^;  Jan  lo.  Est  of  J  Qraham  to  M 

Graham    .   $2,200 

Clifton  av,  376  ft  a  of  W  18th  at,  w  f  50x 

125;  b'eb  2.  J  P  Wade  to  T  Henry  .$4,950 
Colfax  av,  3i'()  ft  s  of  84th  st,  e  f  150xl/'6; 

J  in  28.  Q  8  Allen  to  B  S  Saunders  $2,900 
Colorado  av,  191  ft  n  e  of  W  44ih  st,  s  e  f 
60x120;  Feb  1.  F  C  Copeland  to  0  A 

Moore   $2,600 

Commercial  st,  354  ft  a  of  Tnttle  av,  w  f 
25x166;  Jan  26.  J  A   Van  Hessche  to  F 

W  Fisher   $I,/)00 

Commercial  at,  266  ft  a  of  Caraceland  av, 
8  f  50x125;  Nov  J, '91.  H  0  Baecbner  to 

R  M  Vant   $2,3i  0 

Commercial  st,  192  ft  n  of  Leland  av,  e  f 
60x163;  Jan  26.  0  H  Bnshnell  lo  J  B 

Albertaon  $4,000 

Cornelia  st,  150  w  of  Campbell  av,  u  f  6t 
X 124;  Jan  31.  H  Larsen  to  W  C  Frioke 

 $11,000 

.Dean  at  168  ft  a  e  of  Brigham,  n  e  f  24x 
100;  Nov  3,'94.  A  Hoeai  to  E  Q  Phil- 
brook   $3,600 

Dearborn  av,  s  w  oor  Ontario  st,  e  t  88x 


94;  June  5,'94.  A  B  Mead  to  F  8  Pack- 
ard  $22,000 

Dearborn  at,  416  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  36x6fii^; 
Aug  1,'94.  H  T  Sanford  to  M  L  Banford 

 $2,500 

Dearborn  av,  160  ft  n  of  Maple  st,  e  f 
94  1-10x150;  Dec  17,'94.  O  T  Yerkea  to 

North  Chicago  Street  Railway  $60,0  0 

Dearborn  av,  100  ft  a  of  Elm  st,  e  f  69  9-10 

xl60;  Dec  17,'94.  Same  fo  same.  .$32..'i0O 
Dearborn  at,  bet  50ih  and  51st,  w  f  5<V^i 

100;  Feb  2.  H  H  Gage  to  8  Sohlatt.  13,450 
Demiog  ot,  260  ft  w  of  N  Clark  st,  a  f  60 
xI90,  more  or  less;  Jhu  25.  A  M  Matte 

son  to  W  CGroelziDger   $l.%6  0 

Dickey  st,  n  e  cor  66th,  w  t  5  xl25;  Jan 

31.  F  H  Noble  to  J  0  Flint  * '5,000 

Diokdy  at,  n  w  cor  6oth,  e  f  50x121;  Feb  4. 

H  P  Mann  to  E  P  Strandberar   $8,000 

Division  st,  416  ff  e  of  Noble,  n  f  121x150; 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

W  T  Auld  $i?,202 

Drexel  blvd,  f(  a  of  46th  at.  e  f  3.5x 
200,  Dec  21, '94.  M  E  Qreenebanm  to  H 

W  Soper    .   $17,500 

Drexel  av,  560  ft  s  of  63rd  at.  e  f  50x124  64 ; 

Jan  16.  H  G  Schmeltz  to  G  Preble.  $  -!  656 
Drexel  av.  550  ft  a  of  63d  at,  w  f  50  x 
124.61  and  other  property;  Jan  22.  H 

C  Stacey  to  K  B  Williams  $7,2  lO 

Dudley  st,  94  ft  n  of  Bloomintrdale  av,  w 
f  24x125;  Jan  7.  Mast  in  Chv  to  H  N 

Wheeler   '.  . . .  $2,300 

Egandale  av,  255  ft  s  of  8l8t  st,  w  f  25  x 

126;  Feb  5.  D  Roy  to  P  Mnrphy.  .  $1,500 
Eighty-second  ct,  200  ft  e  of  Jan  Husa  av, 
n  f  6"xl26;  Nov  23,'94.  B  Major  to  J  W 

Anderson   $1,000 

Eighty-fourth  st,  n  e  oor  Uoman  av,  a  f 
98x125;  Jan  30.  F  E  Boehm  to  H  W 

Duncanson  ...  $2,000 

Eighty-eigh'h  st,  20.T  ft  e  of  St  Lawrenod 
av,  n  f  50x125;  Jan  30.  A  L  Van  Patten 

to  G  H  Bartlett  j;2,0(  0 

Elston  av,  9  )  ft  s  of  Bedfield  st,  w  f  6)  x 
140;  Feb  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Keogh 

 $i.8(;8 

Emerald  av,  118  ft  s  of  38lh  st,  e  f  24x 
123;  Jan  8.  J  G  Hayes  to  J  R  Duvey 

  $3,150 

Erie  st,  901  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  loixiod; 
Jan  25,'94.  North  American  Deposit 
and  Investment  Company  to  Samuel  R 

House  $4().C00 

Erie  at,  1,026  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  75xli  0; 
North  American  Deposit  and  Invest- 
ment Company  to   Samuel  R  HoU'<e 

 $2  ','  LO 

Escanaba  av,  55  ft  n  of  9nth  st,  e  f  2i  x 

138;  Feb  5.  W  Meter  to  J  Cunn^a  |2,500 
Euclid  av,  s  w  cor  72nd  st,  e  f  36.94vlH4; 

Jan  1.  J  W  Kenfield  to  C  F  Smiih  .♦2,7t)0 
Evanston  av,  41  ft  u  of  North  Shore,  w  f 
60x126;  Jan  31.  O  M  Uarson  to  .1  O 

Knndson   $3,000 

Evanston  av,  s  w  oor  Balmoral,  e  f  49x1  .'3; 
Feb  4.  J  Malkowski  to  O  0  Andersen 

 $3,500 

Evans  av.  n  e  oor  46th  st,  w  f  75x116. 7d; 
Jan  25.  Joseph  L  Duplissis  et  al  to  E  P 

Baker  $70,000 

Ewing  av,  83  ft  s  of  9Sth  st,  e  f  25x121; 
Feb  4.  Est  of  J  M  Bacon  to  R  Hanson 

 $1,700 

Fairfield  av,  141  ft  n  of  Chicago,  e  f  26x 

126;  Jan  30.  A  Peterson  to  J  Uass. $1,600 
Ferdinai.d  st,  120  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
24x95;  Feb  4.  M  Henry  to  G  Bonlaiiger 

 $1,5(  0 

Fifty  ninth  st,  75  ft  e  of  Ada.  s  f  25x12.t; 

Jan  28.  D  Hansen  to  F  Koch.  .  .  $2,i  o0 
Fischer  av,  218  ft  n  of  Grand,  e  f  40x120; 

Jan  28.  0  Q  iinlan  to  M  I  Smith. .  .$2.o.  0 
Forty-first  st,  175  ft  w  of  Got  aga  Grove 
av.  s  f  40x1801^;  Jan  22     !£=t  of  ME 

Rogers  to  J  W  Bnohley  $4,600 

Forty-first  st,  same  ppty;  March  27, '94. 

E  Keller  et  al  to  J  vV  Buckley  ,..  ,$4,856 
Forty  first  st,  n  e  cor  Emerald  av,  s  f  )2o 
X  90;  Oct  1,'94.   H  W  Webb  et  al  to  T 

Rnddy   $8.50  ' 

Forty-fourth  pi  W,  66  f t  n  of  Mailer  at,  w 
f  75x140,  and  other  ppty ;  Jan  26.  G  H 

Parke  to  J  R  McCart  ey   $20,625 

Forty-third  st,  50  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f  50  x 
126;  Sept  27,'94.  H  W  Webb  et  al  to  R 

D  Townsend..  |5,000 

Forty-aeventh  st,  s  w  cor  Kenwood  ct,  n  f 
100xl57>^;  Jan  11.  William  N  Crane 
and  wife  to   Amena   Hotel  Company 

   $9,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  120  ft  w  of  Bishop,  u  f 

24xli0;  Jau  26.  B  Wolf  to  P  Kohl.  .$5,000 
Forty-seventh  st,  same  pptj ;  Jan  30.  P 

Kohl  lo  A  H  Wolf     $5,000 

Forty-eighth  st  W,  50  ft  n  of  Delia,  w  f 


75x126;  Jan  7.  R  E  Fishborn  to  E  Haas 

 $3,600 

Forty-eighth  st,297  ft  w  of  Woodlawn  av. 
n  f  100x181;  Feb  1.  H  M  Dopee  to  E  F 

Simonds   $20,000 

Forty-ninth  at,  251  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s  f 
25x124^;  Jan  29.  T  J  Leonard  to  M  G 

Walsh  $9,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  125  ft  w  of  Laflin,  n  f 
25x124;  Feb  1.  E  Sullivan  to  R  Frarzek 

 $2,300 

Fourteenth  st  W,  250  ft  w  of  Jtfiferson.  n 
f  25x94;  Feb  1.  L  Delaon  to  8  Seidman 

 $4,300 

French  av.  s  e  oor  78th  st,  w  f  447x167; 

Jan  22.  D  W  Wood  to  C  J  Langan  $9,000 
FoUerton  av.  72  ft  e  of  Fairview,  s  f  24  x 
141;  t'eb  6.  J  Laabowsky  to  8  Koswiski 

   $6,000 

Fulton  at,  premises  No  1495,  25x137;  Feb 

6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  U  W  Jaok^on.  .  $5,095 
Fulton  st,  5S>6  It  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  24x 
150;  Feb  l.CAMoore  to  W  H  Cope- 
land    $7  500 

Gardner  st,  250  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  20x99; 

Feb  1.  M  Ellinger  to  A  Klann.  ..  $1,100 
Garfield  blvd,  58  tt  n  of  Grenshaw  st,  w  t 

25x175;  Jan  31.  J  Casey  to  A  Stein. $1,700 
iarfisid  blvd,  83  ft  d  of  Grenshaw  st,  w  f 
25x175;  Feb  1.  C  Wall  to  M  A  Lyons 

  $2.50! 

Garfield  av,  s  s  oor  Hancock,  n  f  25x125; 

Jan  21.  F  Rluender  to  N  Hansen.  .$2  6C0 
Giddingi  st,  117  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  3'  xl23; 
Sept  13,  1892.  L  P  Hammond  to  E  J 

Finkler  $4,0C0 

Gilbert  pi,  553  ft  n  w  of  Vinoennes  av,  n 
e  f  31x125;  Jan  1.  L  R  Wegner  to  J  L 

Garrett    $2,450 

■ioodspeed  st.  53  ft  n  of  48th.  w  f  26x124; 

Jan  28.  R  Bumba  to  M  Kruska  $1,100 

Grant  av,  75  ft  n  of  Courtland,  w  f  350x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  1,'94    A  F 

Keeney  to  G  G  Newbury  $45,175 

Green  Bay  hv.  55  ft  s  of  89th  st.  e  f  25x 
140;  Jan  30.  L  N  Flagg  to  A  P  Barker 

 $3,000 

Greenwood  av,  74  ft  s  of  61st  st.  w  f  23x 
170,  more  or  less;  Feb  2.  D  F  Trimmer 

to  W  Plunkett  $1,600 

Green  st,  6i)  ft  s  of  69th.  e  f  25x124;  Feb 

4.  E  P  Strandberar  to  H  P  Mann .  . .  $6,000 
Groveland  av,  175  ft  s  e  of  Slst  st.  w  f  25 

xllO;  Jan  12.  B  M  Thomas  to  A  Crocber 

  $7,000 

Halsted  st,  a  e  oor  42nd,  w  f  50x118;  Jan 

5.  J  H  McFarlacd  to    W    H  Brintrall 
 $20,0  0 

Halated  st,  156  ft  n  of  Follerton  av,  w  f 
30x125;  Feb  1.  A  Rohden  to  E  I  Kerlin 

 $6,050 

Hamburg  hv,  n  w  oor  Leipsio  at,  a  f  50x 
1'  0;  Jan  19.  W  H  Powell  to  L  U  Brinb- 

meyer  $4,000 

Haven  st,  26  ft  w  of  Shields,  n  f  24x100, 
more  or  less;  Feb  4.  Ma:*t  in  Chy  to  A 

Peterson   $1,349 

Haven  st,  49  ft  w  of  Shields,  n  f  21x100, 
more  or  l^ss;  Feb  4.  Mast  sn  Oby  to  A 

Peterson       ..  $',472 

Hawthorne  av,  s  e  cor  Hobbie  st,  s  w  f 
75x125;  Jan  28.  W  H  Chappell  to  J  D 

Marphill  $10,000 

Hegewisoh  av,  s  e  oor  134th  nt,  w  f  25x 
125,  and  olher  pp'3  ;  March  i3,'94.  A 

Friedman  to  C  E  Norrio   $2,500 

Heine  st,  1S5  ft  s  of  <loart!aad,  e  f  25  x 
115;  Feb  5.  8  R  Salinger  to  H  B  Prince 

 $2,450 

Henderson  st,  124  ft  e  of   W  58th,  s  f  50x 
123;  Sept  I, '94.  Mariin  Luther  College 

to  A  Carlson     $2,0(  0 

Henderson  st,  74  ft  e  of   W  58th,  s  f  5i'x 
123;  Jan  10.  Mariin  Luther  College  to 

S  A  Sandahl   $1,200 

Uerndon  st,  s  w  cor  Roscoe,  e  f  48x125; 
Jan  2.  Q  F  Dickenson  to  R  S  Elder 

 $3,500 

Hilliard  av,  192  ft  n  of  107th  st,  e  f  24x123; 

Jin  4.  J  M  Saliivan  to  A  Sullivan . $3,000 
Homao  av.  600  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Feb  2.  J  H  F  Steuben  to  W  F  Hin- 

noh-i  $2,400 

Horore  st,  premises  75'  6  40x100;  Dec  19, 

'94.  H  P  Gillette  to  F  A  Wheeler.  .$4,500 
Howard  av,  s  e  oor  Dickens,  w  f  68x125; 

Jan  29.  I  S  Stephens  to  E  U  Gary .  .$2.0u0 
Huron  st,  n  w  cor  Townsend,  s  f  144x100; 
Jan  15.  Jacob  Rehm  and  wife  to  Emily 

A  Knox  $100,(  00 

Indiana  av,  248  ft  a  of  33rd  st,  e  f  50x160; 
March  29,'94.  M  A  Cheney  to  J  Tyrrell 

 $17,000 

Indiana  av,  n  w  cor  48th  st,  e  f  24  x  16i'; 
Feb  6,  J  J  McMullin  to  F  Werkmeister 
 $6,oro 


Indiana  st,  42  ft  e  of  Ridgeway  av,  n  f  20 
x80;  Jan  2.  E  De  St  Aubio  to  H  Paquette 

  ..  .  $3,360 

Indiana  st  and  Austin  av,  a'.lev  lot  bet, 
225  ft  w  of  Noble  st,  25x=.l;  Jan  31.  0 

B  Nilson  to  R  Pate   $1,100 

Irving  av,  73  ft  n  of  98ih  st,  w  f  7.5x124; 
Aug  29,'94.  W  F  Stewart   to  ."J  M  Sew- 

  ,..$1,800 

Irving  av,  150  ft  n  of  Center  st,  w  f  50x 
1731^;  Jan  30.  A  H  Hill  to  J  Koizeniew- 

  $1,0(0 

J&cbson  st,  201  ft  w  of  W41st,  s  f  25x121; 

Feb  6.  8  L  Mann  to  R  Lingf^weller  $1,4'(  0 
Jackson  st.  276  ft  e  of  W  45th,  ^  f  25x122; 

Jan  14.  J  H  Brewster  to  J  T  Kane.$l,v'f,0 
Jackson  and  Van  Buren  st?,  alley  lot  bet 
116  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  55x113,  also 
private  passageway  adjoining  on  the 
north;  Jan  31.  J   B  Edwards  to  0  H 

Seorist  17^5,0 

Judd  st,  n  e  cor  Clinton,  s  f  49i^j  !10;  Feb 

5.  A  Feltenstein  to  L  Feltensteia .  $10,000 
Keeley  st.  premises  Nos  2931-33  35-37-99 
96x50;  Feb  1.  F  B  Kidder  to   L  M  HiU 

^  $15,000 

Keeuon  st,  3(  6  ft  e  of  Panlins,  s  f  24x100; 
Jan  30.  Est  <  f  L  Schroeder  lo  E  Jarke' 

^  •  •    $2,226 

Kedzie  av,  441  ft  a  of  Palmer  p|.  w  f  25x 
234;  Jan  12.  A  L  Anderson  to  A  Her- 

maneeri    $3  0(  0 

Kedzie  av,  254  ft  s  of  W  23rd  V%  e"  f  25'x 
125;  Jan  29.  J  Steoh  to  K  herdlicKa 

^    $1,"00 

bedzie  av.  75  ft  s  of  46th  st.  w  f  25x125; 

Feb  1.  J  Sohlesser  to  M  Kaufmann  $1,100 
Kedzie  av,  20(i  ft  s  of  BloomiLgiale,  w  f 
25x104;  Jan  21.  C  H  Doale  to  E  8  Bass 

  $4,000 

Kenmore  av,  250  ft  a  of  Berwyn,  w  f  10(  x 
150;  Jan  26.  A  G  Patten  to  G  Nuern- 

^^arger  $6,-500 

Kimbark  av,  290  ft  s  of  54th  st,  w  f  92x 
168;  Jan  10.  8  W  Friend  to  the  Inter- 
slate  Commercial  Company  $52,(10 

Labewood  av,  300  ft  n  of  Claremont,  e  f 
621^x125;  June  22.  J  L  Cochran  to  J  H 

Hober  $3,437 

Lake  at,  premises  No  199,  20x180,  nnd  M 
int;  Deo  19,  '94.  A  M  Adams  to  8  H 

Sweet    j9  ^75 

Lake  st,  premises  No  199  20x180,  und  ^' 
int;  Dec  19,'94.  H  A  Mead  et  al  to  S  H 

^''weet  $27,3;  5 

Laofley  av,  s  w  oor  37th  st,  e  f  66x9.^;  Jan 
29.  D  Rosenheim  et  al  to  Synod  of  Chi- 

  $15,"00 

Larrabee  st,  premises  No  666,  25  x  124; 
Dec  17.'94.CT  Yerkes  10  North  Chicago 

Street  Railway  $6,200 

LarHbee  at,  199  ft  a  ot  Center,  w  f  25x127; 

Feb  1.  J  Linaer  to  P  J  Martin  $8,550 

La  Salle  av,  80  ft  s  of  Germania  pi,  w  f 
24^x151;  Jan  31.  P  J  Kasper  to  H  F 

Schmidt  $12,0(0 

Leavitt  st,  120  ft  s  of  Pulaski,  w  f  24x 
125;  Dec  31,'94.  F  Heller  to  A  Pranbe 

 $1,500 

Lexington  st,  205  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Feb  l.M  A  Lyons  to'oWall 

 $6,055 

Lexington  av,  226  ft  w  of  Francisco  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Jan  10.  M  J  Walsh  lo  J  Hep- 

perle  $1,"250 

Lill  av,  131  ft  e  of  Seminary,  n  f  50xl24;G 
Dec  7,'94.  C  T  Measinger  to  A  J  Shutis 

 $1,0(0 

Lincoln  av,  100  ft  n  w  of  Wiightwood,  s 
w  f  25  ft  running  through  to  Shfcffield 
av;  Nov  2.  1894.  C  MoMahoa  to  E  W 

Sherman  $12,0(0 

Lincoln  av,  same  property  as  above;  Deo 
19,'94.  E  W  Sherman  to  Nonh  Chicago 

Street  Railway   $l2,i  00 

Lincoln  av,  247  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  50x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  29.  A  T  Lay  to  W 

Heinemann  '.  $12,000 

Locust  st,  1 18  ft  e  of  Market,  n  f  25  x  10 
more  or  less;  Jan  24.   J  Taare  to  U 

Buckingham  $8,0(0 

Loomis  st,  272  ft  s  of  6utb,  w  f  25x124; 
April  17,'94.  F  J  McCann  to  1'  J  Dolau 

Jr   $4,0(0 

Loomisst,  216  ftsof  60th,  ef  24xl2i;  Jan 

24.   DeW  O  Butts  to  G  G  O'Neil  ...$2,800 
Lot  on  alley  bet  Sheffield  av  and  Bluohe- 
st,  181  ft  n  of  Wellington  av,  51  x  5(i; 
Jau  24.    M  Diboa  to  C  Buckingham 

 $2,200 

Lowe  av,  150  ft  a  of  33rd  at,  ef  25x125; 

Feb  1.  W  H  Hooper  to  C  Hooper ..  $2,500 
Lnndy's  lane,  200  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Nov  7,  '88.  J  G  Ea.le  10  A  Spiel- 
mac  $1,100 

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(Coatinued  from  page  ]3o.) 

Madison  av,  7!)  ft  n  of  Slst  st.  w  f  '^4x115, 
and  other  pply;  Deo  31,'94.  J  I  Pearoe, 
Jr  to  N  W  Greene   f  2,080 

Madison  at,  n  e  cor  Belmont  av,  a  t  106x 
1>5,  aod  other  ppty ;  Jan  30.  L  E  Cran- 
dall  to  J  P  Botler  $3,'  00 

Main  st,  n  w  oor  3lbt,  e  f  4T3^  x  80,  more 
or  less;  Dec 7, 'y4.  M  ReifiE  to  J  Dillon 
 |3,000 

Maplewcod  av,  191  ft  s  of  North,  av  e  f 
26x126;  Feb  1.  J  Johnson  to  fi  R  John- 
son  J6.<00 

Maple  av.  n  e  cor  Lake,  w  f  50x122;  Jaa 
29.  M  Rudolph  to  A.  Pahike   f  1,500 

Market  st,  b  e  oor  Monroe,  w  f  50x90;  Jan 
24.  Emily  S  Knox  et  al  to  Jacob  Behm 
     $175,<  Go 

Michigan  av,  96  ft  s  of  68th  st,  e  f  100  x 
159,  and  hf  int;  Jan  10.  J  H  Eastborn 
to  J  D  Bnrris  |4,800 

Michigan  st.  n  e  cor  Market,  s  f  69j^xl'  0; 
Jan  36.  Charles  L  Alien  to  Mary  E  Al- 
bright  $65,000 

Millard  av,  n  w  cor  W  ^9th  st,  e  f  48x125; 
Dec  16,'94.  Q  W  Oass  to  J  A  Johnstone 
    |1,300 

Milwaakee  av.  299  ft  s  e  of  Western,  s  w  f 
22x1(0;  Oct  31,'94.  G  Green  to  E  G 
Allen  j;4,0(0 

Mohawk  st,  198  ft  8  of  Wisoonpio,  e  f  24i 
119;  Jan  30.  J  Sohwan  to  N  Jostock 
  |4,250 

Monroe  st,  275  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  2fix 
191;  Feb  2.  A  M  Arthar  to  i  Rnthling 
 $8,5<l( 

Monroe  st,  198  ft  w  of  Westeri  av,  n  f  35 
xl21;Jan  26.  J  S  Keye^  to  L  E  Latimer 

 };3,ooo 

Montioello  av,  260  ft  s  of  Ohioago,  w  f  26 
xl24;  Jan  30.  L  P  Ulbrioh  to  T  Brown 
 J;l,(i00 

Montrose  blvd,  849  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n 
f  8i  6x440,  more  or  less;  Nov  9,'94.  H  O 
Bneobner  to  A  8  Terrill   $12,60" 

Morgan  st,  213  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f  24 
xl24;  J«n  11.  H  Orabtree  to  M  M 
G'Riley  f  4,500 

Myrtle  av,  100  ft  s  of  Bremen  st,  e  f  25  x 
125;  Dec  27, '94.  Q  Boetzger  to  L  Prims 
 $2,45'! 

Nevada  st,  155  ft  w  of  47th,  s  f  12:.xl20, 
and  otber  ppty;  Jan  21.  H  P  Wolaver 
to  H  N  Higinhotham  $3  904 

Noble  av,  96  ft  w  of  Oommeroial  st,  n  f 
24x125;  Feb  1.  H  Fromann  lo  O  L  Ra 
folh   $2,?00 

North  av,  73  ft  e  of  Davis  st,  n  f  24x124; 
Feb  2,  A  J  Thiele  to  A  J  FUber  . . .  |3,  ■!40 

Norwood  Park  av,  200  ft,  more  or  less,  s  e 
of  Prairie,  s  w  f  175  ft  to  alley;  Deo  22, 
'94.  8  0  Pletoher  to  F  A  Maokey  .  #3,500 

Oakdale  av.  216  ft  e  of  Oakley,  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  F  Ronyan 
 f  1,420 

Oakenwatd  av,  516  ft  s  e  of  45th  st,  s  w  f 
16x124  and  other  property;  Ang  21, '94. 
G  W  Palmer  to  T  0  Keller  $8,350 

Oakenwald  av,  same  property  as  above; 
Feb  2.  J  B  Jndson  to  M  E  White  .$3,500 

Oakley  av,  s  w  cor  105th  st,  e  f  49  x  123; 
Feb  6.  A  A  Swau'ion  to  M  Van  Kenrer 
 11,500 

Ogden  blvd,  233  ft  n  e  of  Kedzie  ay,  s  e  f 
25  ft  rnnnint;  through  to  W  16th  st;  Jan 
29.  I  B  Bennett  to  F  F  Bemett ...  $  (,200 

Ogie=iby  av,  175  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  f  25x 
1793^;  Jan  26.  M  Fleming  to  J  Gregory 
 $1,000 

Olga  st,  266  ft  B  of  Grace,  e  f  25x125;  Feb 
5.  Adolph  Gamm  to  Angnsta  Gnmm 
 $2,60  ' 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  pi,  a  e  oor 
Armour  av,  n  f  25  x  126;  Jan  31.  A  Van 
Vlissingen  to  J  A  Hall  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  766  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av,  s  f  25x125;  Feb  1.  L  S 
Beck  to  N  W  Birkhoff   $1,400 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteeulh  st,  268  ft  e 
of  at-te,  n  f  5'ixl25;  Nov  1,'94.  0  B 
Sawyer  to  0  E  Oantwell  $4,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fifh  st,  841  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av,  s  f  2i  0x125;  Jan  29.  L  8 
Beck  to  O  N  Lauman   $5,600 

Orchard  st,  25  ft  s  of  Dewey  ct,  w  f  26x 
135;  Jan  31.  8  Bull  to  0  Henrici. .  .$4,500 

Otto  st,  211  ft  w  of  Southport  av,  s  f  37i^ 
xl25;Jan  12.  H  H  Jannseu  to  H  Trapp 

 $3,500 

Otto  st,  195  ft  w  of  Herndon,  n  f  26  x  121; 
Feb  1.   H  Bartling  to  F  Sohaedler. $3,500 

Palisade  av,  200  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  n  f 
125x124;   Feb   1.  8   W   Calkins   to  L 

J*""*   $5,600 

Palmer  et,  5^  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  e  f  50x 
157;  Feb  4.  L  8kielrig  Jr  to  O  Iverson 
 $4,500 


Pearson  st,  146  ft  w  of  Franklin,  s  f  25x 
108;  Feb  1.   0   Nnernberger  to  H  F 

Ahearn  ...$6,000 

Peoria  8t,  175  ft  n  of  75th,  e  f  25  x  124; 
Sept  25,  1894.  N  8  Youngdahl  to  G  E 

Burrall  $3,500 

Peoria  st,  bet  Garfield  blvd  and  56th.  w  f 
25x124;  Jan  31.  J  Gregory  to  A  Burke 

  $1,150 

Perrv  av,  124  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f  5i'X 
12;^;  Aug  30,'94.  H  H  Janssen  to  F  Ueid- 

rioh  $2,9  0 

Plymouth  pi,  247  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  w  f 
50xl0ii;  Jan  3 1.  Siegfried  M  Fisher  to 

fildridge  M  Fowler    $125,0  0 

Prairie  av.  premipes  No.    2641  48x181^; 
Deo  29,'94.  Henry  H  Getty  to  Mary  (J 

Baker   ;  $40.(00 

Ray  st,  75  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  s  f  50x125; 
Jan  15.  Q  G  Newbery  to  A  E  Keeney 

 $10,(00 

Reynolds  av,  319  ft  s  of  89th  st,  w  f  25x 
116;  Jan  22.  J  A  Rogers  to  R  K  Jones 

 $1,000 

Reynolds  av,  same  ppty;  Feb   1.  H  K 

Jones  to  F  S  Bermand  et  al  $1,0C0 

Rice  st,  105  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x117; 
Jan  31.  K  Elemmenstein  to  J  E  Swen- 

son  $7,500 

Rionardson  av,  125  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x 
87;  Feb  7.  J  Andersoa  to  A  J  Lauren 

 $2,500 

Riritfway  av,  5(i  ft  8  of  Frederick  st,  w  f 
50x124;  Deo  8,'93.  J  Tesmer  to  J  Polow- 

ski   $1,200 

Rhodes  av,  n  w  oor  Ellis ot,  e  f  45x50;  Jan 
31.  H  G  Probasoo  to  H  A  Probasco 

 $1,100 

Rhodes  av,  194  ft  s  ot  72nd  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Deo  31,'94;  M  Kohn  to  L  Deutsche 

 $1,000 

Rhodes  av,  189  ft  s  of  35th  st.  e  f  20x95, 
with  7x30  adj  in  rear;  Jan  29.  Gabriel 
Bamberger  to  Curtis  J  Judd.  ...$19,000 
Rhodes  av,  169  ft  s  of  35lh  st,  e  f  20x96; 
Jan  29.  Clara  E  Donavon  to  Curtis  J 

Jndd  $19,0C0 

Robinson  av,  s  e  cor  Angcsta  st,  w  f  87x 
125;  Jan  8.  E  Hogenson  to  N  P  Ras- 

mussen  $1,075 

Rogers  Park,  lot  17  blk  27;  Sep  1,'94.  F 

Bonte  to  R  W  Gordon  $1,750 

Rogers  Park,  w  10  ft  lot  2,  all  of  lot  3 
and  e  20  ft  of  lot  4,  blk  17;  Feb  1.  F  K 

Martin  to  C  Crawford  $5,000 

Rofirers  Park,  It  18  b  41;  Deo  7, '94.  A  L 

Farwell  to  J  Gordon  $2,500 

Rosooe  8t,  48  ft  w  of  Tyson  av,  s  f  24x125; 
Jan  25.  C  Mueggenbnrg  to  J  Mueggen- 

burg  $1,(00 

Sacramento  av,  217  ft  s  oi  W  22d  et,  e  f 
25x124;  May  16,' J4.  J  Kolanowski  to  K 

Dobry  $2,200 

Sangamon  st,  219  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  31  x 
124;  Jan  30.  W  J  Nisson  to  G  Medin 

 $2,9i;0 

Sawyer  av,  n  w  oor  W  21st  st,  e  f  26x126; 

Feb  5.  D  A  Black  to  E  J  Culver. . .  $6,500 
Schiller  st,  n  e  oor  Cleaver,  s  f  41  8  x 
117.7;  Feb  6    Mast  iu  Chy  to  C  Ober- 

heide  $4,396 

Second  av,  255  ft  s  of  lOOth  st.  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  22.  C  Vathke  to  South  Ohiosgo 

Brewing  Co  $1,200 

Seminary  av,  225  ft  n  of  School  st,  w  f  50 
il23;  Jan  26.  L  O  Stave  to  A  T  Lay 

 $12,r00 

Seventy-seventh  ot,  s  w  oor  Coles  av,  n  w 
f  100x120;  Jan  6.  0  C  Frazee  to  J  P 

Byrne   $4,000 

Sheridan  st,  125  ft  s  of  Huron,  e  f  75  x 
125;  Jan  31.  E  8  McDofifee  to  T  Barron 

 :  $2,000 

Sheridan  st,  54  ft  s  of  Courtlano,  e  f  64x 
177;  Jan  8.  F  A  Winkelman  to  O  Reich 

 $1,500 

Sheridan  av,  123  ft  s  of  57th  st,  w  f  125x 
125;  Aug  27,'94.  0  0  Upton  to  0  H 

Faulkner  $1,300 

Sixty-third  st,  80  ft  e  of  Avon  av,  n  f  533^ 
xl25;  Jan  30.   A  A   Kenyon  to    W  A 

Hutchison   $1,600 

Sixty  first  st,  160  ft  w  of  Stony  Island  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Feb  2.  8  Nenman  to  C  W 

Riggs  $3,500 

South  Chicago  av,  s  e  cor  Chaunoey,  n  e  f 
90x90,  more  or  less,  Feb  1.  Mast  in  Chy 
to  Commonwealth  Loan  and  Building 

Association  $14,262 

Southport  av,  KOftsof  Belden,  e  f  25x 

128;  Feb  4.  C  Kahl  to  P  Kramer.  .  .$6,000 
Southport  av,  same  ppty ;  Feb  4.  P  Kramer 

to  M  Kahl  $6,200 

State  ct,  169  ft  8  of  Briar  st,  w  t  30x116; 

Feb  1.  W  J  Nissei^to  H  A  Heine . . .  $1,500 
Stewart  av,  bet  7Bth  and  77th  sts,  w  f  27i^ 
xl60;  Sepi  25,'94.  N  8  Youngdahl  to  O 


E  Bnrrall  $9,010 

Stewart  av,  250  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  3i)xl30; 
Jan  28.  A  P  Wenrioh  to  C  L  Anderson 
 $8,500 

St  Lawrence  av,  48  ft  s  of  70th  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Jan  28.  0  L  Anderson  to  A  P  Wen- 
rioh $7,500 

Storms  av,  166  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Sep  21,'94.  M  MoQueeney  to  J  M  Mc- 
Eniff   $2,000 

Stone  av,  225  ft  w  of  Aberdeen  st,  s  f  5(ix 
126;  Deo  21,'94.  J  MoPhee  to  J  H  Swan 
 $1,5(10 

Taylor  st,  74  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  s  f  24 
xl32;  Jan  14.  F  Maurer  to  C  Fahndri.h 
 $2,200 

Thirty  fifth  ot,  131  ft  w  of  Gage  st,  n  f  25 
xl47;  Jan  29.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  J  Koch 
  $2,562 

Throop  st,  168  ft  s  of  48th,  w  f  24x124; 
Feb  2.  A  Janioki  to  S  Staszek  $3,ii(i0 

Throop  st,  131  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x124; 
Deo  2  /,'rf4.  L  A  McClenahan  to  R  Dalley 
 $3,2  0 

Trumbull  av,  266  ft  s  of  22nd  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Jan  24.  J  Gregory  to  E  Schmidt 
 $2,0(0 

Twelfth  st  W,  225  ft  e  of  Loomis,  s  f  25x 
103;  Jan  31.  J  Hofert  to  M  Hofert.$7,0!  0 

Union  av,  25  ft  s  of  57th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  the  Commercial 
Loan  and  Building  Association  ....$  1,925 

Union  st,  125  ft  u  of  90ih,  w  f  50x'26;  Jan 
29.  E  B  Bradahaw  to  J  F  Burke ....  $1,000 

Van  Bureo  st,  n  e  cor  W  4l8t.  a  f  51x124; 
Jan  2,'94.  H  B  Roaenbanm  to  T  B  Lau- 
try  $3,250 

Van  Baren  st,  77  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  50x130;  Jan  3('.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J 
Thompson  $3,616 

Vernon  av,  160  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  163^x 
120;  Feb  2.  C  F  Stewart  to  N  A  Fader 
 $9,0(0 

Wabash  av,  123  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  27x 
160.3;  Jan  23.  Edwin  C  Lewis  et  al 
executors  for  8  J  S  Lewis  to  E  Brand 

 $2,7(;0 

Wnbash  av,  n  w  oor  72nd  st,  e  f  1(j0x159; 
Jan  5.  D  B  Scully  to  J  H  Bradley ..  $3,50  i 

Ward  ht,  167  ft  s  of  Belden  av,  e  f  24x124; 
Feb  1.  A  Liebscher  to  N  M  Plotke. $1,600 

Washtenaw  av,  3i'0  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
25x126;  Feb  4.  A  Ohon  to  M  Ol8oii$3,50u 

Washington  st,  n  w  oor  May,  a  f  lOOxl^O; 
Jan  7.  Elmer  B  Hanse  to  Harry  T  Dunn 
 $27,000 

Washington  blvd,  66  ft  e  of  Linooln  st,  n 
f  34x124;  Feb  2.  8  Langbein  to  M  Pann 
 $3,500 

Washington  av,  135  ft  n  of  Prescott  st,  w 
f  36x120;  Jan  21.  C  A  Wallis  to  M  A  R 
Swarth  ...  $3,000 

Wells  st,  225  ft  n  ot  Goethe,  w  f  25x162; 
Jan  29.  U  Behr  to  J  U  Ellermann.$ll,5(  0 

Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  105th  or,  e  f  33x 
125;  Jan  21.  J  flazekamp  to  J  A  Hall 
 $2,2(  0 

Wentworth  av,  50  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x 
100,  more  or  less;  Eeb  1.  J  R  Shays  to 
H  N  Rohde  $4,2(0 

Wiloox  st,  3C0  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f  25  x 
124;  Feb  6.  G  W  Palmer  to  C  W  Mills 
 -  $6,500 

Wilton  av,  400  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  30x120; 
Jan  25.  B  J  Schneider  to  W  P  Chapman 
  $6,000 

Wilton  av,  430  ft  b  of  Grace  st,  e  t  35  x 
120;  Deo  26,'94.  H  C  Schneider  to  same 
  $2,300 

WincheBter  av,  26  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  25  x 
116,  and  other  property;  Jan 
22.  J  D  Casey  to  W  J  Casey  $4,500 

Winchester  av,  n  e  oor  73rd  st,  w  f  48x 
125,  and  other  ppty ;  Jan  25.  J  W  Chaffer 
to  F  C  Hill  $2,5C0 

Winona  st,  260  ft  w  of  Evanston  av,  s  f 
5(1x130;  Jan  1.  C  T  Messenger  to  A  J 
Shutts  $l,5f0 

Wood  st,  B  w  oor  School,  e  f  48x113;  Jan 
31.  A  Six  to  0  P  Steffenson  $2,800 

Wood  8t,  48  ft  B  of  School,  e  f  24x113;  Jan 
31.  A  Jnng  to  C  P  Steffenson  $1,000 

Wolfram  st,  146  ft  w  of  May  av,  s  f  5(ix 
109;  Jan  17.  J  Bergman  to  L  Lips. $1,800 

Wright  st,  n  e  cor  66th  ot,  w  f  46x125, 
more  or  less, Jan  iS.  B  8  Pinett  to  D  H 

Barnes   $18, (  Oi/ 

Wright  st,  204  ft  s  w  of  75. h,  n  w  f  40x88; 
Dec  29,'94.  0   B   Eggleston    to   A  H 

Reeves  $7,500 

Yale  St.  150  ft  s  of  72nd,  w  f  100x122;  Dec 
29,'94.  A  H  Reeves  to  O  B  Eggleston 

 $7,500 

Yale  av,  199  ft  n  of  76th  st  e  f  200  ft  to 
Vinoennes,  Jan  29.  P  Q  Bennett  to  H  J 
Kendig   $20,000 


ini!!4C!KL.I..AIWKOIJS— C!l'l'%  . 

Transfers  Under  tinOU. 
Armington's  sub,  und  ^  It  26  and  28,  n  e 
qr  11  39  13,  feb  2,  A  G  Wiese  to  a  Kne- 

!     fel  $700 

I  Assi's  div.  It  29  b  2  sub  pt  It  2,  32  and  .S3 

38  14,  July  16,'89,  F  C  Osborn  to  14  G 
Boyle  $235 

Avery's  sub.  It  18  n  w  qr  8  38  14,  Apl  26, 
'92,  B  MoOord  to  M  Pajewsky  $50) 

Baird  &  R's  aub.  It  35  and  39,  b  16,  w  hf 
n  e  qr  31  38  14.  jan  5, '91,  L  0  Baird  to 
O  F  Wheeler  $900 

Baird  &  R's  sob,  It  32  b  3,  2  37  14,  Oct  24 
'9(1,  F  B  Baird  to  C  M  Lanning  $600 

Boldenweck  &  M's  sub.  It  7  and  w  hf  6  b 
3,  22  40  13,  Jan  2,  A  Madsen  to  M  J 
Hovey   $757 

Butler's  sub.  It  7  b  1  s  e  qr  8  40  13,  Apl  6, 
'94,  E  0  Marshall  to  J  E  8tewart . . .".  $700 

Butler's  sub.  It  53  b  3,  8  40  13,  July  16,'94 
E  K  Bntler  to  .A  Ristao  $456 

Butler's  sub.  It  54  b  3,  same,  July  16,'94, 
Same  to  W  H  Polstook          ,  $405 

Butler's  sub.  It  1  and  2  b  1  s  e  qr  9  40  13. 
feb  4,  Same  to  J  W  Tumalty  $675 

Belle  Plaine,  Anderson  <fcN's  sub.  It  1  and 
2  It  29.  Jan  28,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Gard- 
ner $261 

Carter's  sub,  Clifford  add,  It  25  b  15,  ]an 
31,  S  KooB  to  P  Lalewaki  $750 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub.  It  37  b  52,  6  and  7  38 
14,  feb  5.  J  Stryczek  to  R  Stryozek. .  $.'',00 

Olarbdnle,  Clark  &  Go's  3d  add.  It  44  b  1, 
jan  29,  J  Armitage  to  M  Armitage..  .$325 

Clarbdale,  Clark  &  M's  Ist  add.  Its  12  H 
and  16  b  7,  Aug  27,'91.  C  Catherwood 
to  N  Gray  $900 

Counselman's  sub.  It  41  b  6  s  hf  s  e  qr  n 
w  qr  16  39  13,  Jan  9,  G  H  Parks  to  J  M 
Oornwell   $850 

Counselman's  sub.  It  16  b  4  n  w  qr  16  39 
13,  jan  9,  N  T  Lambert  to  0  Vowels. $6C0 

Crandall's  blvd  add.  It  83  and  84,  15  40  13 
jan  23,  H  J  Mahlert  to  0  Greve  $400 

Derby's  sob,  It  2  b  8  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  16  39 

13,  jan  29,  J  G  Grofl  to  E  J  Sharp . .  .$975 
Diven's  sub,  It  1  b  5  s  w  qr  2  39  13,  jan  JO 

D  S  Sherman  to  G  W  Goldsworrhy .  .$700 

Dock  Go's  sub,  It  49  b  73,  5  and  6  37  15, 
May  5,  94,  O&CO&DCotoWJ  She- 
aly   $750 

Douglas  Pk,  Pep),er'8  add,  It  61,  25  39  13 
Oct  10,'89,  W  Pepper  to  0  Fuoik ....  $650 

Dunning's  sub.  It  25  and  26  b  4  n  w  qr  19 
40  13  feb  1,  A  Dunning  to  C  Hendticke 
 ..$375 

East  Wash  Hgts,  Its  22  23  and  24  b  40,  feb 
1,'94,  L  8  Beck  to  P  McKay  $700 

Engle  «.ood  Hgts,  Gage's  add,  It  36  b  4, 
Nov  14,'94,  L  Franklin  to  J  H  Bassett 
   $6f0 

Forsythe,  8  &  W's  sub,  It  16  b  8  f  w  qr  13 

39  13,  June  14,  81,  E  B  Henrotin  to  O 
Henrotin   $550 

Freer's  sub.  It  26  b  2  sub  b  13  to  16  w  hf 
n  e  qr  22  39  13,  feb  2,  M  E  Leach  to  J  T 
VerdoQ  $600 

Galvics'  It  41  b  1  6  e  qr  7  38  14,  jay  28,  E 
Galvin  to  W  McDonnell  $600 

Garfield.  It  12  b  6,  Deo  1,'94,  A  f  Keeney 
lo  G  G  Newbury  $326 

Givin's  sub,  It  G  b  1  s  e  qr  24  38  13,  Deo 

14,  '94,  R  b  Givins  to  F  Sallman   $380 

Grayland,  It  5  b  4;  Nov  27, '94,  O  A  Glass 

to  C  M  Larsen  $f  CO 

Hanson's  sub.  It  29  and  30  b  1  n  e  qr  32 

40  13,  Sept  i,'94,  D  N  Hansen  Jr  to  B 
Drabanski  ..$3  JO 

Harvey's  sub,  It4b2  neqrswqrnw 
qr  15  39  13,  Jan  28,  M  Shay  to  J  Mo- 
Mliott    ,   $600 

Billiard  &  D's  sub.  It  58  and  59  b  1  n  w  ^ 
8  37  14  Jan  29,  G  Luchteraeyer  to  D 
Marquardt  $350 

Irving  Pk,  It  17  b  10  Jan  24,  D  L  Zabri- 
skie  to  A  H  Hill  $600 

I  ving  Pk,  It  10  resub  pt  b  16  s  of  RR 
Feb  1,  M  A  Rosealtha  to  0  A  Wallis  $800 

Jacobs'  resub  It  19  b  21  b  1  to  16  and  21 
to  38  8  e  1^  2  37  14  Jan  11,  W  P  Fife  to 
P  J  Bilhorn  $325 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add,  It  26  27  and  28 
b  27  Jan  25,  J  Garne  Jr  to  J  F  Higgins 


Kincaid's  sub.  It  9  s  e  17  38  14  Aug  7 
'93,  R  C  Givins  to  0  N  Brouwen  $445 

Lake  View  High  Sohl  sub,  w  It  20  b  2 
20  40  14  Jan  19,  8  Roediger  to  T  V 
Schlexer   $725 

Library  sub,  It  30  b  7  n  e  ^  8  38  14  Feb 
6,  Newberry  Library  to  W  Watts  $90T 

Lawndale.  Wood's  sub,  It  58  s  e  >^  23  39 
13  May  8,'94,  H  Wood  to  J  P  Wade.. $£00 

Lawrence  av.  Crandall's  sub.  It  41  an-l  42 
b  2  17  40  13  Feb  20,'93,  L  E  Orandall  to 


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L  Hendersoc  $500 

Linden  Pk,  Hogrtnsoo  &  S'a  add,  It  20  and 
•21  b  1  Nov  1,'90,  E  Hogenson  to  A  M 
Birkel   $4  0 

Lt  45,  sab  wj^s  ej^sw^^  8w)^139 
13  Jan  12,  W  H  Oooghenoar  to  P 
Merkel  *37.i 

Lt  28  b  1  of  b  48  sab  19  4o  14  Deo  24, '9(, 
P  Storm  to  C  Toenow  ♦lUO 

Lt  6,  s  b  2  of  b  3  sub  8e3^e3^8w3^:i6 
39  13  Sep  6,'89,  E  A.  CommiDgs  to  F 
Mares  1375 

Lt  11.  b  5  ptn  pt  8  of  rd  e  }^  8  6  >4  15  39 
13  Feb  6,  VP  Loeffier  to  J  Rossell . . .  $600 

MoDavid  S  S's  sob  t  17  b  1  It  3  b  2  7  38 
14;  Feb  1,  J  L  Storrs  to  H  Nicholson 
  $300 

McMillan  4  Ws  sob  It  1  b  6  s  e  1^  27  39 
13;  Nov  16'94,  J  McMillan  to  M  B  Hai- 
pin   $896 

McMillan  &  V\ 's  snb  It  3  b  8  s  e  3^  27  39 

18  April  9'94,  J  McMillan  etal  to  J  Lar- 
kin .  ^  $600 

Miller's  sab  It  22  b  4  n  e  ^  7  40  14;  Jan 

28,  J  A  Cirlson  to  J  F  Ddhlof  $6>'0 

Miller's  sob  It  5  and  6  b  5  n  e  3^  7  40  14; 

Feb  1,  N  Miller  to  C  H  Todd  $950 

Millei's  sob  It  22  and  23  b  2  n  e  34^  7  40 

14;  Feb  1,  N  Miller  to  L  B  Clark  ..$950 
Milwaotee  av,  Batiermaij's  snb.  It  6  b  4 

26  40  1.4  Nov  26,'9i,  W  E  Hattertnan 

to  C  G  Prderson  $850 

Norwood  Pb  It  2  and  3  resnb  It  13  14  and 

15  b  7!  Feb  4,  J    B  Foot  to  B  J  Cordtz 

 $800 

Normal  Ps,  Downicf;  &  P'a  add.  It  6  8 

Jan  30.  A  J  Cox  to  W  Kerns  $700 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P'.h  aid.  It  2.i7  29 

38  14  Feb  17,  di'.  E  C  Tiffany  to  J  I 

Prescott  $700 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add,  same 

Jan  18,  J  [  Prescott  to  0  Mott  $700 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add.  It  105 

Jan  25,  J  J  E^gmau  to  C  Carmody  .  $525 
Oir  B  )md  Hdd  it  12  b  6;  Sepc  24'9i,  B  F 

Jaros  to  M.  Lowrey  $475 

Pierob'd  aid  Holstein  It  6  b  9;  Deo  4'94, 

C  Hawley  to  (i  W  Reyer   $775 

Piioe's  sob  It  11  to  13  b  9  8  w  ^  36  38  13; 

Jan  29,  C  Blomenthal  to  U  Hosengar- 

ten  $300 

Pallman,  Falli='  add,  it  20  b  4  Jan  31,  H 

Gano  et  al  to  H  hcbwartz  $500 

Pallman,  Hmstd  add.  It  7  and  s  3^  6  b  1 

Mch  26,'94,  J  M  Pyl  to  J  MoCleuaghan 

 $712 

Pollman  W,  It  37  and  38  b  9  Jan  15,  Am 

T  &  S  Bk  to  H  Boos  $900 

Race's  sub   U  16  and   n  3^  17  b6ne34 

23  40  13;  JdD  22,  R  O  Moore  to  E  Sew 

ard  $650 

Rand's  sob  It  49  n  e  }4  12  38  13;  Jan  31 

M  Arnold  is  h.  Baumgardt  $6C0 

Rose  Pk  li  21  and  22  b  10;  Sept  i'94  J  P 

Hansen  to  F  Seedorf  $550 

Ravenwood,  Coyler  add,  It  24  b  1  Jane 

29,  '91,  U  M  Uabbard  to  J  E  Pearson 
   $625 

Ravenwood,  Oayler  add,  U  3  b  7  July  6, 
'92,  0  Baokingham  to  A  W  Han8on'$600 

Rogers  Fk,  Keeney's  add.  It  4  b  8  Jan  8, 
L  Boisot  Jr  to  M  Koikes   $900 

S  Ohgo  Lawj  It  41  and  46  b  3  23  38  13; 
Nov  3,  J  J  MoUorkell  to  J  A  Roje . . .  $400 

Shipmao  8  &  M's  snb  it  11  b  11  n  e  3^ 
35  40  13;  tVb  2  Mast  in  Cby  to  J  Haok- 
ett  ,  $761 

Sisson  a  iS'd  sab  n  50  ft  It  lb  15  37  14; 
Sept  24'89,  Q  d  Parka  to  E  ABames 
 $425 

Stewart's  snb  It  44  8  b  1  b  13  s  w3^  1  38 
13;  Jan  18,  G  F  Bnnday  to  W  Gibson 
 $450 

Stodder's  sub  It  48  b  2  n  e  17  38  14; 
Nov  26'94,  E  D  Seaton  to  C  D  Paalsen 

  $yoo 

Sop  Ct  ptn  It  30  snb  b  10  ar.d  11  8  w  3^ 
■^6  39  13;  Jan   31'9l,  S  B  Lia^jle  to  J 
Micl  $460 

Township  40  It  25  and  26  b  3  aub  n  3^  s 
w  M  n  w  34  24  40  '3;  Feb  4,  J  M  Fort 
to  T  F  Anderson  $900 

Township  4(»  It  53  snb  pt  b  30  snb  pt  19 
4'i  13;  Jane  25'J4,  E  B  Sheldon  to  A 
MaOonne'.l    $600 

Township  39  It  5  sab  of  b  1  and  2  sob  s 
4S  ao^  w  ^  8  w  34  13  39  12;  Deo  29'90, 
E  V  Gobe;  to  M  T  Downey  $800 

Tuwnphip  40  It  15  ani  16  b  2  of  b  1  snb 

19  40  14;  Jan  41,  C  A  Johnson  to  F  A 
Kimball   $700 

Township  38  It  28  b  1  sob  w  >^  e  3^  s  w 
34  8  w  34  8  38  14;  Jan  29'94,  J  Griffla 
to  J  Braon  $550 

Township  40  It  33  b  1  of  b  25  sob  19  40 
14;  Jane  1'94,  F  Foster  to  J  Moran 
 $660 


Wash  HtP,  and  }4  It  20  and  21  b  37  Feb  2, 
A  Sosthom  to  M  Eoder  $800 

Weddell  &  C's  sob.  It  32  b  1  w  3^  n*e*34'  20 
H8  14  Feb  6,  AH  Zimmerman  to  M 
Hannon   gRgQ 

Wheeler's  sob,  It  51  n  e  3^  20  38  14  Deo 
■^9,'94,  M  Collins  to  0  J  L  Johnson.  .$675 

Wheeler's  snb,  It  12  n  e  34  25  40  13  Jan 
21,  F  Rietz  to  E  Melms  $600 

Yerkef,'  sob.  It  2  b  4  19  40  14  Sep  29,'94. 
A  FBennett  to  W  R  Howe  $760 

ellJBUKBAN  WAKK/INTV  UKKI>8. 


CIOBBO. 

Salisbury's  enb.  It  19  and  8  hf  18  b  8  e  hf  s  e  qr  6 

39  13  Jan  '26.  N  Olson  to  0  F  JohDSon  $525 

8  T  S,  It  19  b  110  n  pt  16  39  13  Jan  28,  J  Jacobs  to 

T  0  Brockbaasen  isoo 

8  T  H,  It  20  bub  It  110  same  Jan  28,  same  to  W  D 

FlBher    16)0 

Haas'  enb.  Its  S  and  6  snb  Its  1  to  31  Its  193  199  and 

212  a  T  8  16  39  13  Jan  31,  J  D  Maclean  to  H  T 

Stallwcol  11000 

McLean  &  V'd  snb.  Its  14  and  16  n  pt  16  39  14  Jan 

31.  J  D  Maolem  to  M  I'aser   $1600 

KoLean  &  Vs  snb  Us  16  aad  17  same  Jan  31,  same 

to  W  W  MoFarland  nooo 

Aaslin,  Colemau's  add,  w  hf  It  5  b  8  Jan  81,  0  J 

Sweueon  to  H  Peterson  |4  o 

Sinth  Bidse  and,  It  185  Jan  30,  F  L  Anderson  to 

M  L  Leverick   $800 

La  Verge e,  Keete's  add.  It  42  b  2  Jan  22,  0  W 

Lind  to  0  M  Pefrsoa  tjjo 

Maclean  ii  V's  enb.  Us  21  and  22  n  pt  16  39  13  Jan 

31.  J  D  Maclean  to  J  Oarolan  $1300 

Berwyn,  It  3  b  5  Sept  •J9,»90,  W  J  Andrews  to  E 

Erikson  $soo 

Clyde,  1st  div.  s  25  ft  It  1  b  7,  29  39  13  Jac  15.  3 

Uonstop  to  0  VI  Desmond  $aoo 

Oak  Park,  Scjville  &  N's  add.  Its  2  and  6  b  5  Mar 

10,'9».  F  H  Wlckett  to  H  M  Jones  f  fi6  )0 

La  Vergoe.  Sonnescbein  &  S's  2d  add.  Its  1  2  and  3 

b  12  Jnue  6,'92,  O  Sonnenschein  to  B  8  Nichols 

  ....$1576 

Mandell  &  H's  sub.  It  4  b  7  n  e  qr  2(J  39  13  Jan  10, 

'89,  E  D  Mandell  to  W  McDermott  $1061) 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  Us  34  3»  and  t6  b  4  Jan  16, 

N  buck  to  P  Swanson  tl8l)0 

Maclein  &  V'li  snb,  I'.s  7  and  8  n  pt  16  39  13  Jan  31, 

J  D  Maclean  to  H  G  Stallwood   $10  0 

Morton  Park,  Its  29  and  30  reeu'5  blks  13  and  14 

Jan  24,  0  A  Weare  to  W  W  Weare  $25(0 

Maclean  &  V's  resnb  Haas'  §nb,  It  4  n  pt  16  39  13 

Jan  31,  J  D  Maclean  to  E  O  Btkjr  $600 

Reynolds'  sub,  s  56  ft  It  8  b  2  s  w  qr  6  39  13  fe'3  1, 

N  J  Rich  to  0  F  Eannenberg   $750 

Reynolds' sub.  It  30  b  2  same  feb  5,  W  B  Forsyth 

to  H  U  BIoi  d   $1200 

Austin  Park.  Us  29  and  30  b  10,  17  39  13  Deo  19,'91, 

H  8  Feruow  to  M  A  Slivet  $1200 

Reynolds'  eub,  s  50  ft  It  5  b  3  8  w  qr  6  39  13  Jan  21, 

8  Stevens  to  R  Reinike  $1250 

Berwyn,  Us  37  and  38  b  11  feb  16.'92,  W  J  Andrews 

to  E  L  Shnmau  |15L0 

Bldgelaud,  It  6  b  2    Jan  28,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A 

Gardner  $j25 

Oak  Park,  East  av  add.  It  20  b  1  Jan  12,  H  R 

Pebbles  to  J  E  Marnell  $la50 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  Ist  add,  Its  25  26  acd27 

May  15,'91,  W  J  Andrews  etal  to  W  8  Brtwer.$in50 
Lerw'n,  Us  11  42  and  43  b  2  Jan  21,  same  lo  G  Ons- 

taf  son  $2250 

Aastin  Heighle,  It  30  and  8  hf  20  b3  feb  1,  £  J  Cul- 
ver to  E  J  Black   $1500 

Walker's  sub.  Us  3U  and  31  b  4nwqr9  3913  Jan  31, 

QAdlandtoT  FAdland   tllCO 

BrANSTOR. 

Evanston,  White's  add,  It  7  b  10  feb  1,  M  H  Byman 

to  F  M  Holmes  $5000 

Evduston,  Pitner  &  Son's  8rd  add.  It  16  b  3  jan  29, 

H  Wardner  to  G  J  Bnn  lay  $600 

Pratt's  add,  pt  It  2, 18  41  14  dec  13,'93  £  A  Sharp  to 

A  0  Qriflen   $800 

Evanston,  Grant  &  J'h  add,  s  25  ft  It  4  b  4  jane  27, 

'92,  M  McCallum  to  E McNair  $500 

Evanston,  pt  Its  8  and  9  resob  Us  5  t  >  14  b  12  j^n  7, 

W  H  Brown  to  C  W  Meyrick   $2^,000 

Evanston,  same;  jan  7,  0  W  Meyrick  to  F  L  Brown 

 t26,fl00 

Evans  on,  Bnse's  add.  It  4  resub  Iti  9  to  12  b  1  jan 

28.  J  W  Byere  to  F  B  Hold«n  $2200 

Evanston,  w  hf  It  3  of  Us  11  12  and  13  b  58  jan  6,  O 

gcoti  to  J  Young  $1250 

Pt  Its  9  and  10  b  6  jan  28,  H  B  Hnrd  to  0   L  Burke 

   $8044 

Evanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  3rd  add,  16  I's,  Pitner's  & 

Son's  2nd  add  i  Its,  and  It  22  b  1  It  5  b  3  Fowler 

&  C's  add,  j'iU  23,  0  D  Smith  to  L  J  Blum ..  .$23,000 

!  T  JNB. 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2ud  add.  It  2'  b  19  nov  26,<94, 
O  J  aolbrook  to  0  L  Crawford  $4500 

Lay  A  L's  ,  nb,  It  19  and  s  hf  20  b  8  w  hf  s  w  qr  4  S8 
12  jan  2S,  A  M  Mills  to  L  B  Freer  $2260 


La  Grango,  Co^»itl'J  1st  add,  8  30  ft  U  7  b  12  jan  27, 

F  D  Ooesitt  to  A  K  Hicks  $900 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  3  b  7,  july  7,'94,  H 

W  Harpold  to  C  A  McUowell  $4000 

La  Grange,  Richmond'  -  add.  It  J  b  4  sept  21, '91.  F 

L  Neely  to  I  McOauley    .$3200 

Wachter's  sob.  Us  14  and  15  b  10  e  hf  6  38  13  jan  26, 

J  0  Wachter  to  N  S  T  Gade  $750 

Onrtis'  sub,  It  78  e  hf  6  38  13  jan  22,  Royal  Trust  Co 

to  G  B  Hargan  $100 

La  Grange,  Oos^itl's  let  add.  It  5  b  18  jan  2,  Mast 

in  Ohy  to  N  M  Rogers  $2674 

La  Grange  Brown's  add.  In  12  and  13  b  5  dec  23, 

'92,  G  Wlnkrans  to  E  A  Wlnkraus   $600 

Grossdale,  3rd  add  Us  38  and  39  b  86,  3  38  12  jan 

22,  b  E  Gross  et  el  to  W  J  Root   $4U0 

Qros-dale,  same  add,  Its  38  and  38  b  88  may  11, '91, 

8  E  Gross  to  M  F  Dnun  $4(]0 

Stiokney,  Hartmau's  snb,  It  1  b  1  s  w  qr  26  38  12 

jan  26,'94,  B  iieaaebanm  to  C  Groiz  $36 

MEW  IBIBB. 

Wilmette,  Greealeaf's  snb.  Its  lij  ani  17  b  4  bs  29 
,    to  34  jan  31,  O  0  AfiEeld  to  C  E  AfiEold   $1400 

Winretka,  Elm  stadd.  It  22  b  6,  U  4  to  7  b  1  dec  20, 
'91,  J  Dayton  to  P  Hneeey   $1000 

Ch'go  N  S  Ld  Co'sSQb.  It  16  b  25.  8  17  and  18  42  18 
dec  29, '93,  WDP.es  ,nn  to  A  Trakler  $200 

Wilmette,  its  5  and  6  b  18  jan  30.  0  H  Brethold  to  L 
E  Haskins  $1900 

Wilmette,  Stranbe's  sdd.lta  4  10  II  24  25  31  39  b  I, 
Us  28  35  42  43  b  2,  3;)  4 i  13  jan  26,  A  R  Beckman 
to  G  F  Mills  $2250 

Winnetka,  Dai's  add,  Its  1  and  2  b  1  jiu  18,  A  Dixin 
to  R  Miller  $8000 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  10  b  9  aug  2,<9i,  W  H  Cairn- 
duff  to  M  Bonlton  $900 

Kenilwortb,  Bradford  &  P's  add,  feb  19,'9»,  L  A 
Bradford  to  G  "7  R  )uaty    $i60 

MAINE. 

Park  Ridge,  Janes'  add,  Its  1  to  4  j  in  2,  J  T  Jane 

to  H  J  Maofarlaud  $1200 

RIverview,  1  iefendorf  s  add.  Its  6  7  and  37  b  4  feb 

2,  W  A  Hamilton  to  J  F  Dittman   1900 

Canfluld,  Peale's  rub,  Us  20  and  21  b6  feb  2,  LPelle- 

tiere  to  A  L  Gray   ;  $300 

Edison  Fk,  Its  19  .0  and  21  b  34  and  It  17  b  17  jan 

12,  0  W  Tunnelleto  J  R  Danlop   $1600 

WOBIH. 

Taylor's  eub,  u  8  ft  It  43  all  Its  44  to  '8  b  3  s  w  qr 
24  37  13  jan  28,  J  A  Mahon  to  S  A  Brunson  $4685 

Taylor'4  sub  same;  j-n  28.  8  A  Brunson  to  A  Mar- 
land  $46(0 

Robinson's  enb,  pt  It  19  8  e  qr  36  37  18  jin  2,  8  Rog- 
er to  J  L  Zacharlas   71300 

10  acres  being  e  qr  i.  hf  e  hf  s  e  qr  30  37  13  jan  26, 
J  Klein  to  O  Klein  $500 

Robinson's  snb,  pt  It  19  w  bt  s  e  qr  3637  13  j^n  2B, 
a  Rust  to  J  L  Zacharlas  tlSUO 

Wash  HRts,  Bmatd  add.  It  20  b  3  feb  1,  F  A  Giffnrd 
to  G  M  t-herman    $350 

Reed  Bros'  enb.  \tf  29  and  30  b  4  8  e  qr  4  37  13  jan 
7,  E  E  Reed  to  A  Pearson   $500 

Wash  Hgtp,  Atwood's  add.  It  88  b  1  jan  29,  S  W 
Wright  to  V  Angelica  $260 

PBOTISO. 

Grossdale,  Us  1  to4  b  31  suo  bs  27  29  to  34  jaly  21, 

'90,  8  E  Gross  to  P  McDermstt  $3460 

Madison  et  add.  Its  671  67)  a. d  674  feb  16,'9t     D  J 

Kennedy  to  H  W  Ausiia  $750 

Melrose,  Its  33  and  34  b  12^  dec  19,<94,   W  Garnett 

io  J  Msratia  $600 

River  Forest,  H  L  Assn  sab,  it  41  b  2  jan  23,   D  P 

Hicks  to  L  M  Rice  $1000 

Bellewood,  Lowry'a  sub,  Its  38  34  and  36  sept  24,'92, 

C  Lowry  to  P  C  Pedersen  $412 

Gale  &  B's  sub,  s  hf  It  9  b  6  s  w  qr  12  39  12  jan  24,  N 

P  Valerius  to  D  Roberts  $1600 

River  Forest,  Home  Mat  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  1  and  n  hf 

It  2  b  2  j»n  23,  A  F  Ahern  to  J  F  Barrett  $6500 

Madison  st  add.  It  6J4,  lu  39  12  dec  26,'9i,  W  Skrine 

to  W  Treacy  $500 

Bellewood,  Its  372  and  373  dec  26,'94,  W  Treacy  to 

W  Skrine  $1600 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  8  b  1,  33  39  12  jm 

28,  E  Ryan  to  F  L  Neely  $400 

Madison  St  add  li  649,  10  89  12  nov  7,'94,  0  W 

Chortz  to  N  J  Jacobs  $1460 

Qros-dale,  Us  9  and  10  b  12,  34  89  12  jan  20,   M  E 

Campbell  to  T  W  Pond  t  OO 

Grossdale  It  17  b  29  sub  bs  27  to  31  jan 30,  N  A  Ma- 

loney  to  A  W  Greene  $200 

May  wood.  It  4  and  e  hf  It  3  b  191  jan  80, '92,  A  B  Mc- 
Lean to  Q  McLean  *3600 

Harlem,  Sou  h  add,  w  hf  It  11  b  7,  3  39  12  jan  25,  H 

Gnaedlnger  to  M  Moellentla  —  $403 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  Its  44  and  46  b  74  feb  2,  Mast  in  Chy  to  M 
K  Young  12017 

Herbert's  sub,  81  Its  8  w  qr  86  36  14  dec  10,'92,  L 
Franklin  to  P  0  King  $  6.200 

De  Young's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  2  n  e  qr  20  86  14  jane 
16,'92,  P  DeYoung  to  J  A  AUber  »870 


Harvey  Syn  add,  It  22  b  2  sept  28,  F  R  Dtley  to  B 

Steele   laso 

Downs  &  R's  <inb.  Its  26  and  2S  b  3  n  w  qr  4'  86  14 

jan  1,  F  A  Reich  to  B  Hieber  |7J6 

W  Hammoni,  Its  38  and  39  no  block  given;  feb  I,  J 

0  F  Boyer  to  A  Kowblski   $444 

HBrvey,  It  11  b  118  jaly  24,'91,  F  L  Armstrong  to  0 

E  Hathaway  $160) 

8  Harvey,  Its  47  and  48  nov  19,'94,  U  O  Merryman 

to  P  Daliberg  $5(  0 

8  Harvey,  Its  1  and  2  nov  19,'94,  Same  to  J  Wowra 

   mo 

8  Harvey,  Its  41  and  42  nov  19,<94,  Same  to  V  Wow- 
ra $540 

Ritchie's  eub.  Its  15  and  16  b  7  8  e  qr  2  36  14  aug  26. 
'94,  A  E  Reade  to  ^  F  Horn  $600 

Phillip's  sub  It  13  b  6  n  e  qi  18  36  16  jan  25,  I  B 
libby  to  8  Wright  $100 

GonweniS  enb.  Its  23  and  24  pt  s  w  qr  15  36  14  sept 
5,'91,  W  Goawens  to  J  Vink  $400 

Harvey  Pk,  pt  bs  7  and  8, 19  i!6  14  jsn  10,  H  ('  Hart- 
man  to  W  Wh'te  $80(0 

Dalenberg's  sub,  It  I  s  hf  23  36  14  j  tn  22,  W  DeRln- 
tcr  to  P  Ravesloot  »-^275 

Hammond,  Faloher's  add,  Uh  22  to  29  b  2  dec  29, 
'94,  E  Mann  to  M  M  Hash  et  al   $650 

Harvey  It  8  b  16^  7  3i  1*  jan  29,  L  A  McKinnls  lo 
P  F  Carroll    $  

Harvey  P',  Its  3  to  6  b  6,  Its  8  to  S  b  7,  19  b6  14  dec 
24, '94,  F  Lareaux  to  A  J  Miller  $3000 

Academy  add.  Its  29  and  30  b  "N,"  9  36  14  jan  12,  E 
E  Wagner  to  M  N  Paine  $750 


Chicago  Heights,  It  123  b  178  Jan  17,  A  J  (Fatts  to 

W  E  Oanedy  $550 

Chicago  Heights,  It  13  b  11  feb  12,>94,  0  A  MoCally 

to  X  SwIlt   $35(0 

Chicago  B eights.  Its  40  41  42  andpt43  feb  12,'94,  L 

M  MoOally  to  same  $8000 

Chicago  Heights,  U  13  b  11  Nov  7,'94,  T  Swift  to  F 

K  Kimball  t6li0 

Chicago  .  eights,  pt  Its  42  and  43  b  154  Jan  31,  F  R 

Kimball  to  C  A  Johnson  $8i)o 

Chicago  Beii^bts,  It  36  b  182  Jan  12,  0  W  Tunnelle 

to  J  R  Dunlop     $1500 

BBEMEN. 

Homewood,  Soandia  add,  lie  88  and  39  b  0  fe)  I, 
R  H  Birk'n  to  W  H  Bockey  $260 

Homewood,  same  Us  86  and  37  b  0  feb  1,  same  to  H 
S  Rockey  $260 

8  30  acres  w  40  acres  e  hf  n  e  qr  32  16  18  feb  2,  J 
Sippel  to  H  Slppell   $600 

liEYDEN. 

Frankliu  Pk,  2nd  add.  Its  47  and  48  b  7  jan  29,  A 
laltike  to  M  Rudoldb  $800 

Franklin  Pk,  same  add.  Its  18  and  19  b  3  dec  18,'94, 
M  Blumenberg  to  J  C  Strohl  $600 

Franklin  Pk.  Int  add.  It  25  b  11  jan  29,  L  Franklin 
to  H  E  Sheyer  $626 

Franklin  Pk,  Gage's  add.  It  6  b  7  feb  fi.  Same  to  W 
W  Lange  $1260 

Fairview  Hgts,  Taylor's  add,  Its  17  and  18  b  1 1  j  in 
22,  H  Sewdrd  t  >  A  A  H  rllond  tKJOO 

Fairview  Hgts,  lU  28  and  29  b  5.  Us  1  and  2  b  12,  Its 
48  to  50  b  16  jan  19,  F  J  Fadner  to  L  B  Agin  .  $6000 

Franklin  Bk,  3rd  add.  Its  42  and  43  b  63  dec  28,>94, 
L  Franklin  to  J  E  Burke  $500 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  17  b  3  jin  21,  M  Blumen- 
berg to  W  R  White  $500 

NIIiES. 

N  8  acres  w  hf  e  e  qr  u  e  qr  27  41  13  jan  11,  D 
Grandt  to  H  Gosttsohe    $30U0 

West  hf  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  17  41 13  jan  28,  M  Hoffman  to 
CSnhr  $6187 

OBLAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  9  and  10  b  14  jan  19,  Title  G  &  T 
Co  to  tt  w  McDonald  $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  U  31  b  10  jan  11,  Title  G  <i  1.'  Oo  to  A 
Lemker  $200 

BITEB5IDE. 

Riverside,  2ad  div.  It  392  b  9  nov  21,<94,  Q  F  KnotI 
to  H  A  Wynne  $2  00 

Oak  Bluff  add.  Us  3  4  12  tj  16  17  b  10,  Its  I  to  84  b 
11  nov  22,>91,  W  M  R  Vose  to  C  E  Mason  $3500 

BABBINOTON. 

Barrington,  und  ht  It  1  b  10  Jan  19,  B  Sodt  to  H 
aodt  i  13600 

NOBTHFIELD. 

6  acree  w  bf  n  e  qr  11  42  12  feb  1,  O  Weber  to  H 
Lavernier    1300 

MOBWOOD  PABE 
Howell's  eub,  Itl  n  w  qr  8  42  13  6  acres,  cot  ?0,'94, 
0  B  HowellB  to  E  B  Camp  tlo,'  00 


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rnolndlnK  BolIdlBB  and  Loan  Sooletlee. 
Anderson  8  to  J  0  Speogler,  feb  1,  It  12  b 

5.  1  39  13,  h  V    3!4501 

Ander-03  J  H  to  Swedish  B  &  L  A.8sn  jan 

28  It  3  and  pt  4,  30  39  13,  6%   S2100 

AodersoQ  J  P  to  J  W  Lanehart  dec  26  It 

3  b  2,  18  40  U  by  7%   tl300 

Andrews  W  J  to  P  Steele  feb  1  Its  23  and 

2t  b  4,  17  41  14,  S^Sf  $1300 

Allen  D  to  P  Fahrney  jan  31  It  2n  Cherry'd 

BQb  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $2600 

Aogastin  M  to  H  A  Hangan  feby  1  it  30 

b  3,  I  39  13,  3y  6%   $1<00 

Abrahamaon  N  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  jan 

29  It  34  b  2,  1  39  13,  5y  6«   «3000 

Ahrens  J  to  E  G  Foreman  jan  28  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  12,  31  40  14,  6y  62  *5'  00 

Arallone  D  to  J  H  Waiss  jan  13  It  IS  b  40 

8  6  add  6%   |50(0 

Alberison  J  R  to  G  E  Pope  jan  26  It  8  b 

2,  18  40  14,  3y  62   |3(i(;0 

Anderson  J  M  to  J  F  Jorn  jan  30  It  8  and 

pt  9  b  5,  Archer  add  2y  62   $1'  00 

BiobnfcU  A  to  W  Kaspar  jan  31  pt  It  1  It 

407  eto.  22  38  14  ly  72    $'^300 

Bowden  W  to  J  H  Tiedm«nn  feb  5  It  50 

b  46,  27  39  14.  3y  6«   «30(iO 

Bonner  E  O  to  E  F  Gorton  feb  1  Its  3  4 

71,  78  and  79  b  40.  16  37  14,  4y  72.. $1000 
Baker  E  P  to  A  8  Trade  feb  2  Its  12  to  14 

It  6,  Forrestville  6y  62  ..   $35,000 

Breen  J  to  R  Berger  feb  1  It  16  and  pt 

and  15  b  3,  17  38  14,  3y  62  $^000 

Brown  B  8  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  4  It  2  It  1 

ete,  10  38  14,  5y  62   $7500 

Barzinski  A  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  fob  1  It 

8  b  4,  31  40  14,  5y    72  $1600 

Boor  0  J  to  F  Et  Chandler  feb  1  pt  It  3  b 

3,  14  38  14,  3y  72  $2760 

Beran  F  to  Wilmette  H  &  L  Asen  jan  15 

It  2  b  2,  33  42  13  $1700 

Baker  W  M  to  E  8  Dreyer  jau  1  It  21  It 

2.  34  39  14,  2y  62   $1200 

Bishop  J  M  to  Oooidental  B  &  L  Assn  jan 

14  pt  It  8,  B  to  Woodlawn  82  ....  $6800 
Berqnist  C  E  to  H  A  Hangan  jan  31  pt,  It 

5,  assrs  div  34  39  14,  5y  62  $8500 

Bobel  J  to   W  Heinemann  jan  21  It  11  b 

7,  20  40  14,  3y  62    . . .  $3  00 

Bollock  A  E  to  F  W  Monroe  jan  15  Its  6 

to  10  b  2iB,  Maywood  2y  72. . .  ..$10  lO 
Brnnet  E  to  F  B  Peak  jan  30  It  19  b  4,  8 

38   14.  82  $1300 

Bertz  F  to  U  Weiuhardt  deo  17  pt  It  1  b 

27,  6  39  14,  2y  62  $1930 

Bochbinder  J  to  B  F  Chase  jan  31  Its  30 

and  31  b  4,  19  39  14,  5y  62   $3000 

Bernviller  F  H  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  jan 

29  Its  5  to  2  ).  26  38  14,  5y  62  $16,000 

Barr  J  F  to   P  W  Snowhook  j  in  8  pt  It 

26  b  1,  34  39  14,  5y  62   $2500 

Blam  L  J  to  Berkshire  Ins  Oo  sept  1  It  5 

b   4,   21   40   14,  5y    72  $60,000 

Blish  F  D  to  E  L  Ryerson  feb  1  It  3  and 

pt  4  b  4.  10  38  14.  3y  62  $2069 

Barker  A  P  to  A  L  Untchingon  jan  24  It 

3  b  35,  So  Chicago  5y  72  $.M)00 

Boylan  O  to  J  Stern  jin  21  Its  16  to  19  b 

15,  25  38  14,—    $30C0 

Bryson  L  1 1  M  A  Stanber  jan  30  It  14  b 

5.  1  39  13,  5y  62  $3500 

Barbank  H  0  to  E  J  Wilbur  jan  18  Its  12, 

30  and   31  b  3  b   9,  Sheffield  add  5y 
62  $9i  00 

Berger  J  to  A  Peterson  jan  31  It  41  b  7. 

6  39  14,  3y  62  $1800 

Borke  M  E  to  A  B  l/ead,  feb  6,  It  69  b  5, 

33  39  14  72  $1600 

Bioek  M  V  to  W  Wolhartz  feb  1  It  48  b 

10,  20  39  14,  3y  72  $3100 

Benson  J  L  to  Ml  W  Kozoainski  jan  24  It 

36  b  4,  36  40  13,  5y  62  $2000 

Banmgartner  F  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  5  It 

20  It  2  b  3.  21  38  14,  5y  62   $5000 

Brinkmeyer  L  0  to  Northn  T  Co  jan  24 

Its  19  and  20  b  10,  31  40  14,  5y  62.  .$7000 
B  ildwin  A  L  to  8  P  Oolby  feb  1  It  36  b 

9,  12  39  13,  4y  62  $4'  00 

Barker  F  M  to  E  D    Boamer  jan  24  It 

17  b  14,  Woloott  add  $  

Bradley  J  H  to  T  Dofify  jone  5  It  21  to  24 

b  3,  27  38  14  4y  62   $3000 

Caotwell  O  E  to  C  A  Sawyer   march  6  It 

31  and  33  b  1  b  4,  1st  add  Kensington 
72  $2216 

Cornish  A  B  to  P  Van  Vlissingen,  feb  4, 

pt  It  25  b  B,  28  40  14,  7  y  62  $7500 

Cernv  J  to  0  R  Wallace  jan  7  It  22  b  12, 

25  39  13,  72   $1800 

Camp  E  B  tj  J  H  MoOortney  jan  25  pt  b 

2  eto,  8  40  13.  3y  62  $.300. > 

Casweil  G  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  31  Its 

20  and  21  b  7,  17  39  13,  5y  72   $1000 

Ohmelik  A  to  J  Zetnik  feb  1  It  31  b  10, 

20  39  14,  61^2  $4000 


Clark  L  0  to  N  M  Clark,  Apl  3,'94,  pt  It  5 
b  52  Kinzie  add  1  y  72   $270C 

Cochran  W  H  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co,  feb  1 
pt  Its  9  to  1 1  b  3,  13  39  13.  5  y  62 .  $80  0 

Chapman  W  P  to  L  Baird  jau  25  pt  Its 
17  and  18  b  5,  20  40  14,  3y  62  $5000 

Cook  F  to  L  J  swift  deo  14  It  38  to  36  b  1. 

17  39  14,  5y  62   $1000 

Canine  F  to  Geo  Thomas  jan  25  It  4  It  16 

eto,  34  39  14.  2y  62  $1000 

Cole  R  to  E  F  Ronyan  jan  20  Its  8,  9,  12, 

eto,  b  1,  34  39  14.  62   $6(00 

Childa  A  H  to  L  Childs  may  20  1893  pt  It 

7  b  62,  EvanstoB  4y  62   $3000 

Connell  8  W  to  E  8  Heaton  jan  30  It  22 

10  24  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  62   $20,001 

Czajkowski  J  to  N  Chi  M  H  B  Assn  jan 

29  It  4   It  50  b  8  b  5,  Sheffield  add  72 

  $1000 

CoDgdon  C  B  to  H  M  Bacon  oot  16  It  11 

and  a  1/^  12  b  13,  Evanston  ly  62.  .$60,000 
Comings  OL  to  G  L  Thatcher  feb  4  pt 

Ita  10  and  11  b  18,  River  Forest  $1000 

Cox  H  M  to  W  Heinemann  feb  2  pt  It  41 

b  3,  19  39  14,  3y  62    fl^'O 

Coleman  I  R  to  B  F  Rav  feb  4  It  8  b  8,  1 1 

38  14.  5y  62   |5(  00 

Carlson  A  to  C  J  Holmes  sept  1  It  30  and 

31  b  8,  2r  40  13,  3y  72   $1060 

Dobbins  M  0  to  M  E  Greenbbanm  jan 

25  pt  It  67  b  8,  22  39  14,  2y  62  .  $12,0'  0 
Donnelly  T  J  to  F  P  Simons  jan  22  Its  1 

and  2  b  6.  5  37  15,  3y  72   $1500 

DeLand  W  P  8  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  jan 

15  pt  it  92  b  3,  2  38  14,  72  $2500 

Dahl  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  1  !t  42  b 

1,  19  40  14,  4y  72   $1HI0 

Davies  H  A  to   G  L  Thatcher  jan  28  It  2 

It  5  eto  b  5.  34  39  14,  5y  62   $2i  00 

Devitt  J   E  to  R   Berger   jan  28  pt  Its  31 

and  32  b  6,  17  38  14,  3y  62  $1500 

Dewey  M  to  C  Eaton  feb  2  It  1  and  pt  2 

b  12,  14  38  14,  7y  62  $6000 

DawBOn  fi  L  to  J  B  Mnir  feb  4  pt  It  10  b 

17,  Woloott  add  5y  fi2  $2500 

Dovall  R  L  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  jan  28  pt  b 

10,  5  40  14,  5y  62  $17i  00 

Dolese   &  Shepard    lo  M  E  Greenebanm 

jan  22  Us  20  to  25  b  30,  33  39  24,  and  o 

p  5y  7%  $8000 

Dahlqnist  A  to  L  Baird  jan  24  It  6  b  5, 

18  40  14,  5y  7%  $1400 

Danning  J  B  to  A  Hpile  jan  30  pt  It  6 

and  all   7  and  8  It  2,16   38  14,  Jy  72 

  $15,000 

Doyle    P   F  to  8  M  Moore  jan  28  pt  It  5 

b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  62  $4000 

Doherty  M  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  30 

Its  29  and  30  55th  3vd  add  3y  72 . . .  $1000 
Darrow  W  H  to  J  A  Fonat,  jan  12,  pt  It  2 

b  4  eto  b  93,  27  39  14,  I  y  62   $16,500 

DeSleflEano  E  to  J  O  Miller  jan  31  Its  6 

and  7,  36  40  13,  82    $1600 

Devore  A    E  to  A  Heile  gfeb  1  It  32  It  34 

eto.  34  39  14,  3y  62  $5000 

Bmmel  H  G  tu  M  C  Lange  deo  15  It  93 

Bdgswater  Park  5v  62  ■  $6000 

Elder  R  8  to  Walton  Jr  jan  24  It  7  b  3,  30 

40  14.  2y  72  $1000 

Eaton  A  J  to  House  B  <fc  L  Assn  feb  4  Its 

19  and  127,  s  e       6  39  13,—  $5000 

Emspaler  H  to  McKinley-Lanning  L  &  T 

Co,  nov  19,  pt  2  36  13.  82   $6650 

Eastgriin  E  M  to  C  O  Schumacher  jan  24 

It  20  b  8.  Doug  Pk  add  72  $2500 

Fellows  A  W  to  A  L  Baxter  jan  30  It  3  It 

1,  eto,  b  5,  Myriok  2d  sdd  5y  62  $40ro 

Fehd  P  to  C  Wodrrch  jan  25  pt  n  e  ^  1 

42  12  3y  72   $1400 

Fiizgibbon  M  to  W  D  Dwight  jan  2  it  67 

b  10,  7  39  14,  6y  62   $3000 

Fiedler  Q  J  K  to  E  8  D5ver  jan  28  It  35 

b  3,  19  40  14,  3y  61^2  -'  $2500 

Freeman  ML&BVto  DB  Lyman,  feb 

2.  pt  It  9  Co  elks  sub  14  38  14,  3  y  62 
 $10,000 

Flaherty  J.  to  W  H  Matthews  feb  4  It  15 

b  2,  33  39  13.  5y   62  $3500 

Foster  F  Q  to  W  V  Jacobs  feb  1  Its  4  and 

5  b  3,  27  38  14,  3y  72  $2(  00 

Follansbee  C  E  to  O  H  Waldo,  feb  2,  It  7 

and  8  It  33,  3  38  14.  5  y  62   $7000 

Frednig  P  A  to  G  Coombs  feb  6  It  8  b  7, 

4  39  14,  4y  72  $2600 

Fitzgerald  H  J  to  Northweatern  M  L  Ins 

Co  jan  11  It  193  Bronson  add  3y  52 

   $20,000 

Fish  P  to  Title  &  Trnat  B  &  L  Assn  jan 

29  It  3  It  16  etc,  3  3S  14,  72  $4949 

Fenn  E  A  to  J  G  Weart  jan  30  Its  25  26 

34  and  35  b  4,  20  38  14,  3y  72  $1000 

Felt  on  G  G  to  E  L  Milbury  feb  1  It  22  It 

1  b  P,  Myriok  add  5y  62  $5500 

Fader  N  A  to  W  Loeb  feb  4  It  48  s  w  3^ 

4  3814,  5y  62  $4600 

Fenn  E  A  to  M  £  Oreenebanm  feb  2  Us 

160  and  151,  20  38  14,  and  o  p  72  4 


deeds  $6200 

Franjek  R  to  F  W  Young  feb  1  It  6  b  12. 

Sampson  &  G  add  2y   $1090 

Fellenstein  A  to  N  8  Tillitson  deo  18  Its 

18  and  19  b  2,  Brainard  &  B  add  ly  72 
 $10,0(0 

Fish  R  E  et  al  to  L  B  Stephens  feb  1  It 

10  b  3,  28  38  14,  3y  72   $1350 

Qroetzinger  W  O  to  M  D  Mattoson  jan  2 

It  1  It  11,  28  40  14,  62  $11,500 

Granath  O  D  to  A  Ohytraus  feb  2  It  10  b 

8.  £5  40  13  $2500 

Goedecke  F  to  A  Gatzert  feb  1  It  3  b  1, 

10  38  14,  6y  62   $20,000 

Gardner  F  to  A  E  Barr  jan  21  It  6  b  20,  7 

39  13,  and  op  72   $1500 

Garrett  J  L  to   G  D  Pease  jan  1  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  3.  32  38  14,  72  $1100 

Qronwold  H  M  to  H  A  Haugan  jan  31  pt 

b  2,  14  39  13,  5y  62  $11,500 

Grenshew  J  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  jan  24  It 

1  b  19,  4  39  14,  3y  62  $4u(  0 

G^rardin  M  M  to  H  M  Bacon  jan  28  It  21 

It  F.  28  40  14,  6y  62   $2(00 

GafiEee  F  to  M  E  Greenebnum  jan  30  It  15 

b  43,  Sheffield  add  6y  62  $1200 

Goedecke  F  to  A  Gatzert  feb  1  It  3  b  1, 

10  38  14,  2y  62  $3000 

Goodwin  F  W  to  A  E  Barr  jan  21  It  22  b 

21,  17  39  14,  72   $1000 

Hall  J  A  to  A  Van  Vlissengen  feb  I  pt  b 

23,  16  37  14,  62  $5300 

Harding  G  F  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  jan 

14  pt  It    15   and    16  b  26.  Wolcott 
add  5y  52  $35,000 

Hoyt  L  to  Vermont  Life  Ins  Co  jan  25 

pt  It  6  b  6,  2  37  14,  5y  62   $1800 

Halpin  M  B  to  H  N  Tuttle  nov  15  It  1  b 

6,  27  39  13,  5y  72  $'<'295 

Hicks  A  R  to  W  D  Cooper  jan  24  pt  It  i7 

b  12,  4  38  12,  72  $1600 

Hall  M  E  to  J  Ganson  jan  30  It  4  It  2  b 

17,  Rockwell  add  62   $18^0 

Baas  J  to  A  Peterson  jan  30  It  17  b  3,  1 

39  13.  3y  72    $10(0 

Hane  C  G  to  L  Rathje  jan  30  Its  16  and 

17  b  3,  17  38  14,  90  ds  52  $1000 

Hogan  D  J  to  L  Baird  oot  11  It  6  It  8  b  31, 

9  39  14  5y  6S^  $10,000 

Hay  G  &  0  0  to  J  A  Roche  jan  29  It  4  It 

b  15,  Cleaver ville  3y  62   $4500 

Heiderson  R  to  fl  T  MiHer  jan  24  It  1 

aud  3  b  1,  K  to  Rogers  Pk  3y  62- .  .$18(  0 
Hosmer  D  D  to  F  H  Trnde  jan  2  It  2  to  7 

b  1  b  1,  Oragin  and  o  p  62  2  deeds 

 ■  $14,061 

Hedenbnrgh  J  W  to  H  F  Eidemann  feb  4 

It  23  b  2,  12  39  13,  72  $2000 

Haskins  E  J  to  Masonic  Mnt  8  &  L  Assn 

jan  29  Its  21  24  and  25  b  8,  36  38  14,— 

 $1900 

Hewitt  J  to  D  Quigg  jan  30  Its  66  57.  62 

eto  b  13, 19  39  14,  6  mos  62  $11  000 

Howell  C  B  to  G  Van  Zandt  jan  15  !t  2  b 

2,  3  38  14,  .Sy  62   $3000 

Barpold  H  W  to  A  E  Holt  july  7  It  6  b  1, 

19  40  14,  4  mos  $:^000 

Huckins  C  B  to  H  H  Rose  jan  31  pt  b  2 

28  3814  72....   ...  .."..$3!t00 

Holmes  FM  &  WHtoMH  Byam  feb  1 

It  7  b  10,  White  to  Evnetn  62- .$2200 
Haa3  E  to  E  H  Fisbbarn  jan  7  Its  48  to 

60  b  5,  15  39  13  62   $2600 

Holmes  B  V  &  Ira  to  J  A  Murphy  jan  29 

B  60  ft  Its  1  to  3  b  9,  Ft  Dearborn  add 

2y  62   '  $160,r00 

Bolden  F  R  to  F  P  Von  jan  28  It  4  It  9 

etc  b  1,  Buse  to  Evnt  10  m  62  $1700 

Hanks  C  B  8  et  alto  F  B  Peabody  jan 

28  pt  It  8  b  36,  Johnson  R  &  8  add  5y 

62   $5000 

Hopmer  E  D  et  a!  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B 

&  L  Assn  jan  26,  pt  b  7,  18  38  14,  72 

 $5600 

Holmes  MK&A  W  to  GM  Rogers  jan 

31  Its  4  to  12  It  29  etc.  Western  Springs 

4y  72   $1200 

Hiokey  H  M  to  G  D  Pease  feb  1  It  3  b  8, 

33  38  14,  3y  62  $2M00 

Harrison  EM    to  A  Loeb  jan  2  It  6  It  1 

eto  b  9,  Auburn  6m  62  $1500 

Hammerich  8  to  F  Peril  feb  4  pt  n  w  34 

22  41  13,  5y  72  $1800 

Herr  A  &  I  to  A  T  Hemingway  feb  1  It  16 

b  4,  7  .39  13,  5y  62  p  m  $4500 

Jackson  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  28  It  2 

It  3,  8  38  14,  5y  62  '.  $10,000 

Jacobs  H  &  M  to  F   Sperling  jan  4  pt  It 

15  and  14  b  1, 10  38  14,  3y  62  $1600 

Johnson  0  F  to  BR  Uaase  jan  28  It  263 

and  264,  Sheridan    D  snbd  17  40  14,  2y 

72   $3300 

James  J  R  to  8  R  Harford  feb  4  Its  18 

and  19  b  24,  Glerooe  3y  7S  $1250 

Jones  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  31  It  46 

b  3,  31  40  14,  5y  62  $40'^0 

Jostook  M  to  L  Mayer  jan  31  It  42  b  42, 


33  40  14,  3y  62  $1900 

Kussman  J  C  to  W  Heinemann  jan  21  It 

27  b  1,  4  89  14,  .'-.y  (i2   "  $2500 

Kerateiu  J  to  H   P  Kranz  feb  1  pt  It  1  b 

33,  Blston  add,  5y  62  $3200 

Kohlmo-gan  W  to  H  Kroger  deo  29  U  8  b 

7  b  10,  Sheffield  add  3y  62   $1200 

Koehler  H  to  W  H  Tatje  jan  31  It  1  b  9, 

Bloom.  3y  62   $3600 

Koch  F  J  to  C  L  Sohaar   jan  22  It  6  b  4, 

32  39  14.  5y  62  $1600 

Kooser  J  H  to  S  Zeieler  jan  22  It  3  b  81. 

17  36  13     $1>'00 

Kerlin  E  I  to  F  Kressmann  jan  28  It  5  It 

35  to  37  It  F,  28  40  14,  62  $6<00, 

Kretschmer  W  to  8  W  Moore  jan  24  Jt  23 

and  24  b  1,  13  39  13.  3y  62  $1200 

Kronqne^t  A  0  to  Niagara  8  &  L  Aasn. 

jan  29,  Its  16  to  18  b  225,  May  wood  62 

 $l(i(  0 

Klitaohe  A  to  8  A  Walther  feb  6  It  »1  b 

2,  31  40  14,  3y  62   $10(  0 

Kleinbeck  T  0  to  F  Riedle  jan  31  pt  b  1. 

4  38  14,  3y  62  $3(  (  0 

Kohn  8  to  E  Hirsch  feb  1  It  8  b  37,  17  39 

14,  ly  62   $lfi(;0 

Kremer  B  to  H  P  Kranz  jan  29  Its  35  and 

36,  7  and  8  40  14,  3y  6%  $1100 

Kroger  A  F  P  to  A   M  Johnson  jan  31  It 

11  b  1.  6  39  14,  ly  72   $1000 

Kuehn  C  to  M  0  Smith  jan  28  It  46  b  7. 

6  39  14,  62  $12:^9 

Kerr  L  8  to  B  Halley  jan  21  It  34  b  <8, 

?5  38  14,  72   $1'00 

Kenny  J  S  to  F  8  Winston  jan  26  It  18  b 

1,  24  3814,  ly  62   $20(0 

Krause  E  to  H  Leach  jan  30  Ita  35  and  36 

b  3,  20  38  14,  3y  72  $11(0 

Kargl  M  to  J  H  Ernst  jan  22  It  35  h  5. 

29  40  14,  4y  62   $1(00 

Krah  Id  to  Uarugari  B  &  L  Assn  jan  2.H  It 

20  b  12,  30  40  14,  72  $2600 

Kelly  J  A  to  Mt  Pleasant  B  Aoan  jan  26 

It  14  b  25,  31  39  14,  72   ...  $2000 

Lntz  0  H  to  MA  Barth  jan  2  Its  1  and  2 

b  4,  21  37  14,  5y  62-   - .  $1(00 

Link  M  A  to  M  B  Greenebanm  feb  5  It  22 

b  5,  29  38  14,  5y  72  |2(  00 

Leslie  A  P  to  20th  Century  L  &  B  Assn 

j  any  2  It  3  b  22.  36  41  12   $  >400 

Leonard  M  J  to  E  F  Bayley  jan  28  pt  It 

4  b  2,  10  38  14,  62  $9' 00 

Loeber  I  G  to  A  B  Barr  jan  21  It  21  Ran- 
kin &  8  Sob  15  38  14.  72  $4000 

Ludke  C  to  M  W  Kozminski  jan  31   It  86 

b  1,  7  39  14,5y  62  $4500 

Loehner  A  to  D  L  Ettelton.  feb  5,  Its  48 

and  49  b  2  It  E,  28  40  14.  3  y  62  . .  -  $2300 
Leonard  P  to  A  Peteraon  jin  31  It  22  b  6, 

4  38  14,  3y  62  $1:0C 

Ludlow  H  G  to  J  B  Leake  jan  24  pt  It  67 

b  8,  22  39  14,  3y  62   $2000 

Laskey  J  to  F  B  Peabody  fab  1  It  29  and 

and  pt  31  b  12,  Brand  add  3y  72  .  .$3500 
Lantry  T  to  D  8  Place  jan  21  Iia  25  and 

26  b  4,  15  39  13,  3y  72  $1200 

Lobodzinski  J  to  J  F  Stepina  deo  15  It  29 

Koszeinsko's  snb  25  39  13.  3y  62  ..$i;Oi 
Leahy  D  lo  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  jan  i8  lis 

14  to  17  b  2,  21  37  14,—   $'5<0 

Leonard  W  A  lo  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Co  jan 

23  pt  It  2,  Co  Clk  snb  14  38  14,  5y  63^2 
 $'a).(  00 

Lonergan  F  E  to  G  D  Pease  jan  28  It  5 
It  13  b  15,  21  38  14,  5y  62  $1800 

Morrison  A  M  to  O  K  Bntchinaon  jan  H 
pt  It  4  b  24.  11  38  14,  3y  6y   f  2500 

McDonogh  P  J  to  F  B  Pease  j  in  24  It  38 
b  14,  31  38  14.  82   $13(  0 

MoKinnon  J  to  Intnl  B  L  &  I  Union  jan 

2,  It  31  b  81,  6  37  15,  52  $2000 

Middendorf  H  J  to  W  L  Jeffries  jan  25 

It  12  It  16,  eto,  Forrestville  4y  62  ..$1500 
Marshal  J  D  to  J  A  Griffin  jan  28  It  1  and 

pt  2  b  92,  Elston  udd  2y  62   »50  0 

Morrison  R  D  to  U  A   Hangan  jan  3"  It 

14  b  2,  10  38  14,  3y  62   $<000 

Manion  J  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  24  It  19 

It  6,  36  40  13.  .^iy  72  $1700 

Mueller  P  to  P  Bauer  jany  31  It  9  to  11 

b  3,  35  41  12,  6y  f2  $1280 

Morley  J  to  C  H  Vehmeyer  feb  1  It  39  b 

33,  10  39  13.  5y  62   $3600 

Moore  R  C  to  A  Fox  feb  4  It  13  b  9,  19  40 

14,  5y  72   $1C(0 

McMahon  C  to  W  Heinemann  jan  28  Its 

30  and  31  b  7.  29  40  14,  3y  62  $2'  00 

Mason  0  H  to  8  L  Boyce  jan  21  It  8  It  11 

b  5,  ?4  29  13.  5y  62  $1800 

Monaghan  J  J  to  J  Rosenthal  jan  31  Its 

7  to  10  b  2.  2 1  40  14,  ly  62  $9000 

McJohn  F  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  feb  1  It 

30  b  25.  17  39  14,  82  $2  00 

Manran  C  J  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  feb  1  It 

16  It  1  b  3,  Hyde  Park  5y  62  $3500 

Marsh  W  J  to  F  L  James  feb  1  Its  23  and 

24  b  3,  Wto  Evanston  5y  52  $12,000 


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February  9,  1895. 


Marlnnd  A  to  J  Lloyd  jan  29  pt  It  43  and 
all  44  to  48  b  4.  24  37   14,  4y  H  fmoo 

Mason  J  N  to  T  F  Randall  feb  1  Its  25 
and  27,  34  40  13,  5y  6%  |4000 

Merkel  B  to  A  Wolf  jan  22  It  45  s  w  s 
w       1  37  13,  7«   flCOO 

Mole  vv  W  to  F  Fahrney  jan  31  Its  4  and 

6  b  2,  23  39  13,  7y  6^  |3600 

Merz  P  to  O  0  Bntz  jan  28  pt  Its  28  to  30 

It  F,  28  40  14.  5y  b«  $12,000 

Monsghan  J  J  to  J  Rosenthal  deo  21  It  20 

b  7,  5  40  \4,  ly  1%  S2500 

Mnuroe  F  L  to  W  C  Reynolds  jan  1  lie  8 

and  9  b  6,  12  39  12,  6%   |400C 

Melms  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jan  30  It  26 

It  4,  26  40  13,  5y  7%  $10(0 

Moi^lier  F  to  V  E  Greenebaom  jan  31  Us 

1  to  4  b  4,  24  40  13.  3y  7%  $30C0 

Moore  J  to  A  B  Mead  jan  28  Its  10  and  11 

and  pt  9  b  2,  Ogden  add  5y  6%  $2500 

Maloney  T  W  to  E  O  Wentworth  feb  1  It 

29  b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  7^  $17(10 

Mi-Oarthy  J  H  to  P  Van  Vlisseogen  feb 

I  It  14  b  90,  27  39  14,  4y  6^  $2000 

McMnllen  E  to  A  J  Graham  jan  28  Its  43 

and  44  b  9,  eto,  15  39  13,  5y  62  $8200 

MoDoDoagh  J  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Go,  feb  1 ' 

pt  It  21  and  22  b  67  S  Sec,  5y  5«..$25,*  OO 
Mailers  J  B  to  JN  W  Mnt  L   Ins  Co  feb  1 

Us  15  and   16  b  97,  s  s  add,  6y  5% 

 $325,010 

.Vlartin  M  to  Lincoln  &  5th  Wd  B&  L  Assn 

feb  2  It  31  b  7  b  21,  32  39  14,—  $1500 

Medin  G  to  L  J  Lombard  jau  28  pt  It  33 

and  all  31  b  6,  17  38  14,  6%  $17(  () 

Moore  R  to  M  U  Bnzzell  feb  2  It  5  b  16, 

II  39  13,  3y  7%   $2^28 

Moore  L  to  L  M  Paioe  jan  30  pt  It  16  b 

2,  3  38  14,  3y  6?  $3000 

Masfey  C  V  to  G  W  Kellnar  feb  4  It  17  It 

It  2,  28  40  14,  5y  6<g  $2800 

Nelson  C  E  to  E  G  Paoling  jan  311t  12 

It  2,  20  40  U,  6y   $4000 

Northrop  0  T  to  G  W  Stone  jan  1  It  24  b 

2,  28  38  14,  6!?  $148(' 

Noehir  L  to  H  P  Kraoz  jan  29  Us  1  to  6 

b  3,  6  40  14,  7«    $2000 

Nioolaas  C  to  G  A  Rose  jan  29  It  3  b  2, 

21  37  14,5y  7«  $1400 

Orlikowsky  H  to  A  Gatzert  jan  30  It  14  b 

8,  29  40  14,  4y  6<^   $2200 

OfFonlook  A  M  to  U  P  Kranz  jan  31  It  26 

b  1  b  15,  Sheflf  add  3y  6%  $1200 

O'Donnell  J  to  Eq  8  L  &  H  Assn,  feb  5, 

It  38  Sonlly  snb  4  38  14  6«   $1800 

Orvis  M  E  to  A  Torpe,  feb  4,  It  5  b  22,  N 

Evanston  1%  $180:1 

Olive  E  to  F  R  Chandler   feb  1  It  5  It  1 

eto,  ^2  3tf  14,  by  1%  $1000 

Pieser  E  to  R  Metz  feb  1  U  8  It  2  b  34, 

21  39  14,  3y  7%  $7000 

P.-ebleQ   to   U   Lesch  jan  16  pt  It  12 

Woodland  HighUnds  may  1,6%  $2400 

Patterson  A  L  lo  W  L  Jtffries  feb  1  pt  It 

36  b  1,  3  89  14,  5y  5^4%  $7600 

Potwin  M  to  J  W  Gary,  feb  1,  It  2  and  3 

It  3  b  9,  Rockwell  add  I  y  6%  $5000 

Pettra  H  to  M  Frohlich,  feb  1,  It  3  b  8,  36 

*i)  13,  6>^«  $2300 

Pope  L  to  J  H  Van  Yliesengen  jan  30  Jt 

11  It  29,  Ellis  E  add  3y  6%  $2(j(  0 

Perim  0  G  to  F  Whitfield  jan  19  It  43  and 

44  b  3,  4  39  13,  7S  $2000 

Pranke  A  to  A  Staohowicz  jan  14  It  lib 

4,  31  40  14,  6«   $1500 

Peterhn  J  to  J  Direj  jan  22  It  16  b  1  20 

39  14  6%  ....$1600 

Prendergast  P  to  C  L  Sohaar  jan  30  It  18 

b  1,  1/  38  14,  6y  6^  $2000 

Porter  0  to  M  Frohlich  feb  1  It  3  b  16,  25 

40  13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Poleoronea  M  to  P  Christopher  feb  6  Its 

33  and  31  b  3,  13  41  1.3,—  $1300 

PDdrjnsbi  M  to  J  Frake  jan  25  It  41  b  8, 

So  Chiongo  5y  7^  $1600 

Penney  W  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jan  28  Its  3 

and  4  It  3,  8  39  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Paaoette  H  H  to  L  M  Paine  jan  25  It  1 

and  2  Bonney  &  N  snbd  26  39  13  3y  6% 

 $1600 

Pierce  E  E  to  R  B  White  jan  28  It  1  b  5, 

7  37  15,  6%  $HO00 

Peterholm  I  &  C  to  Northn  Trnst  Co  jany 

23  It  22  n  e  ^,  3  38  14,  by  6%  $340o 

Qoigley  J  to  H  Felsenthal  jan  30  pt  It  15 

b  18,  Onnoan  add  3y  6%  t2500 

Raymond  W  R  to  E   F  Bayley  feb  6  it  2, 

Rnymond'a  snb  27  39  14,  5y  6%  ...$2000 
Riordan  M  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  23  It 

12  b  2  b  6,  18  39  14,  5y  7%  $1600 

Ritchie  E  to  8  W  Strans  feb  1  pt  It  5  b 

34,  21  39  14,  deo  16  7%  $1000 

Robinson  M  W  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  feb 

1  pt  It  13  It  6,  28  40  14,  6y  5»^J5. . .  $7000 
Ryan  E  to  Chicago  Title  &  Trnat  Co  jan 

31  pt  Its  2  and  3  b  11,  Kinzie  add  6y  6% 


 $14,0(  0 

Rizuk  J  to  H  Laboda  feb  4  It  6  b  B  b  8, 

20  39  14,  7%  $1800 

Roferth  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  4  It  5 

b  1,  Saohse!  add  3y  7%   ...  $1000 

Ropp  C  to  A  E  Barr  jun  21    Its  13  and  16 

b  11  and  o  p,  22  40  13,  7%  $2400 

Ropp  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm,  feb  6,  Its  1 

and  2  b  7.  18  38  14  sept  8,  6%  $1530 

Riddle  D  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ft b  4  It 

11  b  2,  9  39  13,  ly    7«  $1000 

Reno  C  to  F  C  Knhn  jan  29  It  4  b  3.  13 

39  13,  3y  7%  $2  00 

Rowe  F  S  to  P  Van  Vli&seogen  jan  25  It 

6  It  1.  Hyde  Park  5y  6%  $4' 00 

Ryan  T  0  to  J  Garvey  jan  26  It  18  and  19 

b  19,  36  40  19,  3y  6%   $2i  00 

Repenning  A  to  F  8  Winston  j  in  30  pt  It 

39  and  40  b  5,  19  39  14,  3y  ii%  $2500 

Rapp  C  J  to  0  A  Anstio  ian  8  Its  10  and 

12  b  7,  21  37  14,  (y%  $1500 

Snvder  J  C  to  V  E  Rhodes  jan  15  pt  b  6, 

28  42  13,  3y  6%   $1975 

Simon  J  to  O  Robin  jan  14  It  6  It  13  b  6, 

21  39  14,  5y  6«  $1000 

Sohmidt  L  F  C  to  J  Volkmann  feb  1  30 

ac9   in  8  w  3^  8  vr  J4  17  <5">  15>  3y  S% 

 $12,000 

Smith  OA  &  O  J  to  R  Law  feb  1  It  4n5 

O.-good  &  M  sob  4  39  13,  ly  6%  $2661 

Sherwood  A  E  to  J  W  Ulm  jan  24  ptlts  3 

to  5,  fillis  E  add  3y  6%   $1()00 

Sohiesele  P  to  N  A  Mayer  feo  1  It  7  b  36, 

"Voloott  add  3y  6%  $1600 

Soharlook  A  to  A  Toma^ek  feb  11  pt  It  3 

It  87,  Bntferfield  add  6?   $1000 

Silkenat  F  to  A  H  Whitely  feb  4  It  27  b 

6,  9  38  14  5y  6%  $2600 

Swift  I  to  R  Berger  jan  30  U  5  b  1,  15  39 

13,  3y    62  $2000 

Smith  O  F  to  A  E  Barr  feb  1  It  1  and  pt 

2  b  3,  25  38  14.  2y  62   $1260 

Sohmitt  E  to  P  L  O'Meara  jan  31  It  38  b 

16,  19  40  14,—  $1,300 

Simonds  E  F  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  1  pt  It  2 

and  3  b  13.  2  38  14,  6y  62   $10,000 

Simonds  E  F  to  H  M  Dupee  feb  1  pt  same 

3y  6%  $3000 

Sennott  W  to  G  A  Rose  feb  1  Its  I  to  4  b 

2,  26  38  14,  59  6%  $3000 

Stewart  C  F  to  W  Loeb  feb  1  pt  s  e  ^  3 

38  14,  5y  6%  $8000 

SchlattS  to  H  P  Kranz  jan  30  it  12,  Har- 

binsone  3ab-9  38  14,  5y  6;^.   $3400 

Soderstrom  P  P  to  Phoenix  B  Soo,  feb  5, 

It  62  and  53  b  42,  Ogden  add  7%  . . .  $1000 
Steiner  H  to  C  L  Schaar,  feb  5,  It  6  b  1, 

33  39  14,  5  y  6^   $25(0 

Snow  A  F  to  P  W  HooBton,  feb  5,  It  25  b 

2,  9  39  13,  5  y  6>|j«  $2260 

Strong  H  D   to  W    Heinemann    feb  1  pt 

Its  13  and  14  b  6,  18  40  14,  6y  6%  $1800 
Smith  A  T  to  J  Dupee  feb  1  It  1  It  4  b  5, 

2  38  14,  5y  62  $25,0(0 

Sohnltz  W  A  F  lo  T  G  Lefens  feb  1  Its  1 

to  4  b  2,  31  40  14,  5y  62  $5800 

Sheahen  J  M  lo  D  L  Place  feby  2  It  15  b 

19,  29  38  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Solofsky   S  t.)  J    Bronioki   feb    4  It  68 

DoDglas  Pk  2d  add  62    $2000 

Schknd  J  to  E  tl  Ebrmau  jan  24  It  6  b 

2,  1 2  39  13,  3y  6%   $1500 

Sohaefer  M  to  A  0  Ernat  feb  5  It  237  b  1 

eto,  29  40  14,  3y  6%   $1100 

Storoh  C  to  F  Kr.imaeig  jan  28  Its  33  and 

34  b  14,  28  40  13,  may  1  62   $1300 

Sohnlte  P  to  P  Van  Vliaaiogen  feb  1  It  1 

4  5  and  8  b  15,  6  39  6y  6%.   $8(00 

Sweet  S  H  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  jan  26 

pt  It  2  b  32,  o  t  3y  b%  $20,000 

Sherwood  A  B  to  W  Matth  ews  jan  24  pt 

Its  3  to  5  It  35,   eto,   Ellis  e  add  5y  6? 

 $4(00 

Sills  W  H  to  J  B  Galloway  jan  30  pt  It  19 

b  16,  28  38  14,  3y  6j<   $3000 

Schmidt  H  F  to  E  R  Haase  jan  31  It  2  It 

107,  Bronson  add,  62  $2500 

Sinwerth  I  B  to  J  Stern  jan  21  Its  30  and 

36  b  10,  22  38  14   $2000 

Saul  U  to  0  Jorn  jan  30  It  4  b  2,  33  38 

14,  6%   $2U0n 

Sternhoff  M  to  P  O  Stensland  jan  28  Its 

11  and  12  b  2  b  3,  30  40  13.  5y  6%.. $2500 
Stein  A  to  J  Casey  jan  31  It  16  Uaaey  add 

62  $1400 

Sohlitt  M  B  to  W  Heinemann  feb  4  It  31 

b  26,  19  40  14,  2y  62   $1500 

Thaner  C  to  8  L  Barman  jan  31  It  I  b  6, 

28  39  14,  3y  6%   $-.'800 

Torek  J  to  J  C  Spengler  jan  26  It  66  b  12 

26  39  13,  5y  62   $3500 

Tomlinson  I  et  al  lo  8  Kerr  jan  15  b  3 

and  16,  33  39  13,  3y  6}4%  $5500 

Tonneson  E  to  L  Baird  dec  1  It  47  b  9,  4 

39  14,  5y  7i  $1200 

Tnrnbnll  J  to  B  F  Chase  jan  23  It  18  b  3, 


15  39  13,  5y  62  $3000 

Thamm  J  lo  Northn  T  Co  feb  — ,  It  42  b 

7,  Sampfaon   &  G  add   and  o  p,  2y  6^ 

 $5500 

Taylor  B  to  Empire  8    B  &  L  Assn  It  29 

It  345,  8  39  13.  82  $6010 

Turnboll  F  L  to  ME  Greenebanm  feb  1 

Its  land   4  It   41  eto,  20  39    13,  5y  7$ 

 $5500 

Triggs  J  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co  feb  1  pt  It 

1  b  27,  8  sec  add  fiy  614%  820,000 

Traver  C  G  to  R  Berger  feb  1  pt  U  39,  b 

6,  17  38  14  5y  62  $1500 

Taylor  C  T  to  J  J  Weatergard  deo  10  pt  s 

w  1^  33  39  13,  3y  62   $1110 

Taylor  D  S  to  Doonias  Pk  B  Assn  jau  24 

Its  29  and  30  Taylor  to  Chicago  S% 

 ".  $10,000 

Tietz  H  to  F  Krnmseig  feb  1  It  22  b  36, 

ShefT  add  5y  6%  $1000 

Thompson  C  M  to  Royal  Trust  Co  feb  1 

It  36  Keith  sob  14  38  14,  5y  62  $1601 

Vesey  M  A  &  JB  toOW  Pardridge  jan 

12  pt  It  17  b  4,  Ellis  E  add  3y  62.  .$tO,500 
Vebon  I  to  M  W  Eozminski  feb  1  Its  S 

and  4  b  14,  6  39  14,  3y  6%  $2800 

Vesey  M  A  to  A  Batchelder  jan  11  Us  11 

to  20,  Allen's  snb  26  40  13,  and  o  p  2y 

 $2295 

Vant  R  M  to  W  F  Wiemera  teb  1  Its  38 

and  39  b  2,  19  40  14,  6y  6^S6  $1400 

Woz  ule  J  to  M  Oauoh  j  an  21  It  1 2  b  7,  5 

39  14,  6%  $10  0 

Wella  8  A  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Aasn  jan 

31  pt   Its   22  and  21   b  2,  16  38  14,' 72 

 $i000 

Warner  L  to  A  Gatzert  jan  31  pt  e  w 

16  38  14,  5y  6%  $1500 

Wheian  A  F  to  J  Rosenthal  jan  30  Its  18 

to  22  b  1,  23  39  13,  2y  72  $2(  00 

Weare  W  W  to  H  L  Knox  jan  28  Its  69 

and  70  b  13,  28  39  13,  5y  7^   $1000 

Walther  F  E  to  Q  Coombs  jan  19  It  61 

Cnlver  add  3y  6%  $6000 

Werner  H  to  E  G  Ualle  feb  1  It  9  b  5,  2 

39  13,  82  $1600 

Vt  ilder  E  G  to  EC  Smith  feb  4  Its  3  to  5 

It  19  b  1,  17  38  14,  5y  72  $30(0 

Wierman  E  to  Pacific  L  <fc  B  Assn,  feb  2, 

It  30  and  31  b  1,  16  39  14  ...$6700 

Waite  W   W  to  L  Baird  jan  22  Its  23  and 

24  b  1,  Oowlea' add  62   $1500 

Wiike  J  to  U  Keller  jan  29  It  88  b  4  b  9, 

Shfffieldadd  5y  62  $1000 

Weare  W  W  to  H  L  Knox  jan  28  It  29  to 

30  b  13.  28  39  14,  7%   $1000 

Wellman  B  F  lo  A  B  Whitley  jan  22  Its  2, 

3  and  6,  Wellman's  sub  16  39  14,  5y  6% 

 $33(  0 

West  F  W  to  T  C  Brockhanaen  jan  31  It 

7  b  36.  10  39  13,  2y  72  .  .$1200 

Wright  F  to  W  Mattocks  feb  1  pt  It  1  b 

34,  ^1  39,  4,  2y  6%  $4000 

Walker  A  to  Phoenix  B  bociety  jau  15  It 

31  b  7,  36  40  13,  7%  $1300 

West  B  A  to  E  Goodridge  jdn  27  It  12  b 

14,  Ashland  2nd  add  3y  72   $2000 

Wolf  C  et  al  to  H  Wirth  Apl  10  pt  Its  10 

and  11  b  5,  Newberry  add  7%  $1200 

Wabash  Apartment  Bldg  to  Northn  Trust 

Co  dec  26   It  19  to  21  b  1,  23  39  14,  5y 

62  $16,995 

Weege  U  A  to  T  Durham  jan  27  pt  It  11 

Sooville  snb  7  39  13,  3y  6%  $2o00 

Wilkina  W  to  A  B  Barr  jan  15  It  13  It  1  b 

64,  21  39  14,  3y  6^%  $1010 

Yara  .M  to  0  Pitte  feb  6  It  18  b  4,  28  39 

14,  3y  72  $1500 

Zimmerling  F  to  H  Coombs  jan  31  It  24 

b  12,  6  39  14,  3y  63^2  8*500 


Anderson  J  A  to  A  Peterson  jan  26,  piano 
8m  $60 

Ament  <fc  Co  to  K  Goldflnger  jan  26,  cloth- 
ing stock  6238  Halsted  eods  $1000 

ddebrandt  H  to  D  R  McNaoght  jan  26, 
fnrn  6m  $46 

Anderson  G  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  2,  fnrn, 
6m  $61 

Briggs  8  R  to  V  Fasig,  feb  4,  fnrn  7  m,$56 

Brodsky  M  to  Q  G  Hubbell,  feb  6,  fnrn  10 
m  $''0 

Bartholomew  A  V  to  F  B  Snyder,  feb  4, 
fnrn  6  m  $103 

Bookus  C  R  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co,  Deo 
29,  saloon,  2801  State  23  m   $500 

Barnes  A  to  J  M  Sommerville,  jan  29,  lib- 
rary, 143  Oakwood  blvd  2  y  $175 

Brown  W  H  &  Bro  to  H  LI  Lobdell,  feb  6, 
mdse   $22,600 

Benfer  A  8  to  L  A  Riffle  feb  4,  horses  etc 
266  35th,  Mar  20  $300 


Blonnt  J  8  to  W  0  Hoyer  Jan  19,  fnrn 

Hyde  Park,  June  10  $2<  0 

Brown  O  E  to  Smith  Bros  jan  29,  fnrn  and 

8  m,  7m  $128 

Ballard  C  B  to  J  RFrenler  feb  1,  fnrn  eto 

883  Madison  2y  $50 

Bowers  B  C  to  H  Culver  feb  2,  fnrn  96  B 

Isl  av  3m  $50 

Brook  M  to  F  H  Follansbee  feb  1 ,  fnrn 

6312  Champlain  av,  10m  $200 

Beoael  A  M  to  8  M  Guentzel  feb  1,  forn 

ly  $625 

Brandaman  H  to  Citizens  Brg  Co  jan  31, 

saloon  369  B  Isl  av  $500 

Bernbart  Z  D  to  Am  Biscuit  &  Mfg  Co  feb 

1,  horses  etc,  2y  $653 

Berdiok  W  A  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  31,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m  $41 

Bortrain  W  0  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  23,  pi- 
ano 6m  $61 

Bale  A  to  B  Bernstein  jan  29,  horses  eto, 

8810  Commercial  av  lom  $800 

Bennett  R  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  26,  saloon 

2311  Wabash  7m  $397 

Bass  E  b  to  M  Roos  feb  1,  furn  nov  1.  .$200 
Brown  8  to  Q  8  Blakeslee  feb  1,  carriages 

eto  $1369 

Barker  W  to  Q  G  Hubbell  feb  1,  fnrn  10m 

  .  $60 

Boaz  W  R  to  R  M  MoCreery  jan  26,  furn 

6m  $68 

Boltes  F  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  29,  fnrn  6m 

  $77 

Bode  H  and  H  to  F  Miller  Brg  Co  jan  31, 

saloon  482  Austin  av  2y  $200 

Cherryhomes  W  to  0  W  Brach  Aug  13, 

horses  eto,  4m  $100 

Christensen  J  to  A  Nelson  feb  1,  horc^ea 

eto  1208  Belmont,  ly  $300 

Cushman  8  F  to  M  B  Cnshman  Jan  21, 

flxteto  266  E  57lh   $265 

Cunningham  M  to  A  H  French,  jan  17, 

fnrn  6  m     $72 

Carson  P  to  A  H  French,  jan  2  piano  6  m 

 $174 

Clark  Q  N  to  M  E  Finch  jan  28,  L  &  H 

piano  6m   $62 

Cronin  D  F  to  Condell  8  &  Trans  Go  jan 
15,  piano,  *nrn  and  horse  eto  265  Web- 
ster av  ly   $145 

Christensen  C  to  M  E  Finch  jan  28,  furn 

and  s  m  $61 

Cardinal  J  P  to  R  M  MoCreery  jan  26, 

fnrn  6m.  $113 

Gary  B  to  E  Crist  jan  31,  furn  420  66th 

Iv  $50 

Craylon  W  B  to  0  Meader  feb  1,  9  n . . .  $69 
Carlson  J  M  to  P  Petereon  et  al  jan  31, 

horse  eto,  880  n  Campbell  av  7m  $160 

Cleolar  H  B  to  D  Rankin  jan  6,  furn  641 

w  North  av  $61 

Cross  M  J  to  D  Smith  jan  30,  piano  7m. $70 
Conrad  H  to  G  Q  Hubbell  jan  31,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  10m  $47 

Ourren  G  W  to  ME  Finch  jan  2,  forn 

and  8  m,  6m  $51 

Congdon  &  Hull  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Co  feb 

1,  billiard  goods  6603  Halated  ly  $275 

Clinton  A  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  30,  fnrn  6m 

 $46 

Charlton  F  M  to  A  S  Wehrheim  nov  18. 

fnrn  1207  Cham  of  Com  ly  $200 

Cnrtis  E  A  to  A  Y   Ingraham   jan  14, 

horses  etc,  497  63d  ly  $500 

Carlson  0  E  to  J  C  Goodwin  feb  4,  fnrn 

7m  $162 

Dicker  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  30,  furn  6m  $41 
Dearborn  K  A  to  J  Cullen  jan  28,  forn 

piano  and  8  m,  6m  $127 

DaRnsoh  0  to  K  E  Kessler  jan  30,  furn 

6m  •  $81 

Dryden  D  to  Q  Q  Unbbell  jan  31,  fnrn 

10m  $44 

DeBolt  8  A  to  O  Bergersen  jan  30,  furn 

and  s  m  321  44th,  6m  $68 

Doncan  W   8  to  Condell  8  &  Trans  Co 

jan  28,  piano  862  Sheffield  av  lly...$125 
Dickinson  E  G  to  H  Steinbeck  jan  28,  ptg 

office  1445  Madison  6m   $366 

Daniels  G  C  to  S  Sigler  jan  29,  fnrn  4m 

 $121 

Dreburg  F  to  C  C  Spencer,  feb  4,  horses, 

eto  90  ds  $60 

Dyer  V  H  to  A  Baiter,  feb  6,  furn,  286 

Cass,  3  m    $260 

DeOelle  H  to  to  G  B  Rnthmann,  jan  15, 

fnrn  6m  $68 

Daly  O  A  to  A  R  French,  jan  28,  furn  6  m 

 $72 

Donovan  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  2,  furn,  6m 

 $207 

Baton  M  H  to  R  M  MoCreery,  jan  29,  fnrn 

6  m  $46 

Edmunds  F  8  to  G  E  Oongby  jan  30,  horse 

eto,  402  Ogden  av  2m  $46 

Egan  R  to  Oieler  &  Serson  jan  18,  mdee 


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4012  State  2y  $1026 

Fisher  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  2,  fnrn  and  s 

m,  6m   $155 

Fries  0  A  lo  Q  Q  Hnbbell  feb  2,  fnrn  and 

B  m,  lOtn  |58 

Froelioh  N  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  1,  fnrn  6m|62 
Fitoh  0  F  to  A  Washburn  jan  30,  fnrn 

916  Sohiller  bldg,  '^y  $50 

Frost  E  K  to  F  B  Snyder  jau  30,  fnrn  6ra 

 $69 

Fanta  T  to  A  Hatsmftn  jan  31,  fnrn  Mar- 
ket st,  3m  $275 

Foster  J  H  to  W  B  Scales  jan  28,  fnrn  15 

Harrison  ly..*^  $600 

Fox  M  to  F  B  Snyder,  feb  4,  horse,  eto,  6 

m  <  $^2 

Farr  F  J  to  M  E  Finoh,  feb  4,  fnrn  6m. f  118 
Fischer  J  to  H  W  Krueger  feb  4,  saloon 

49  Franklin,  6m  $300 

Qoodredge  A  to  J  0  Tredway  Deo  20, 

20,  bakery  244  63d.  9'!d8   $200 

■Jroon  J  to  H  I  Wnrzborg  feb  1,  farn  157 

Halsted  $200 

Gavin  P  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  31,  fnrn  6m 

 177 

Qirard  A  to  F  B  Snyder,  feb  2,  fnrn  6m .  $77 
Gibbons  A  S  to  AH  French,  jan  11,  pi- 
ano 6  m  $60 

Gerlegh  J  to  A  W  Greene  feb  2,  fnrn  949 

Talman  av,  5m  $167 

Qarnett  O  R  to  E  M  Hammond  jan  19, 

farn  187  Cass  2y  $300 

Gillett  O  J  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  21.  fnrn  6m 

 $41 

Grace  E  to  J  Lloyd  jan  13,  shop  968  Van 

Baren   $188 

Qoblke  0  to  Smitt  Bros  feb  1,  farn  7m$140 
Gaozer  A  to  W  O  Wade  jan  Sd,  fnrn  6m. $46 
Gerzegorak  J  to  vV  O  Wake  jan  17,  furn 

14  8  ms,  6m  $1C3 

Parold  E  0  to  J  0  Simon  dec  26,  fnrn  and 

s  m,  1441  Mich  av  ISm   $1500 

Hoyt  L  to  F  G  Wright  feb  1,  forn  and  s 

m,  6m  $300 

Harrison  G  J  to  W  B  Austin  feb  1,  fnrn 

7m     $ 

Halpin  M  to  W  Fish  jan  31,  fnrn  2220 

Wabash  av,  2y  $500 

Hartsig  H  to  J  Ditty  jan  7,  furn  4m. .  .$125 
Holmes  F  D  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  28,  fnrn 

6m  $56 

Hibbard  E  0  to  H  Bosoh  jan   21,  piano 

and  furn  541  6  Madison  av  $651 

Henny  J  to  W  0  Massie  &  Go  jan  31, 

horses  eto,  6m  $307 

Hoohner  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  jan  28, 

saloon  4!  9  State,  23m  $1900 

Hansen  J  H  to  E  Smith  jaj  30,  furn  7m$83 
Heudreksen  J  to  H  Hanson  fob  1,  wagon 

807  w  Division  10m   $100 

Hall  0  J  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jan  31,  farn  6m 

 $60 

Holm  M  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  jan  31,  furn  22 

Milton  av  2y   $500 

Eoaenberger  E  K  to  E  Simoo  jan  Si, 

WHgons  etc,  719  n  Clark  jan  1,'97  $900 

Hayne,  Gardner  &  Co  to  Calumet  Paper 
Oo  jan  30,  prtg  ofiBoe,  423  Dearborn  2y 

 $2560 

ainnsoth  J  D  to  W  O  Wade,  feb  1,  furn, 

6  m  $103 

Hill  B  B  to  F  N  Hill  &  Oo  feb  5,  furn  30 

25th  pi,  6m  *65 

Kyle  M  J  to  F  E  Loncks  jan  30,  horse  and 

wagon,  4m  $40 

Jordan  N  G  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jan  31,  fnrn 

4(16  22nd  $50 

Jaap  J  to  J  0  Gleioh  jan  30,  fnrn  259 

Clark  ly  $400 

Jones  T  W  to  O  Qedde  jan  22,  fnrn,  Erie 

and  Western  av,  4m  $317 

Jackson  H  B  to  Q  Jackson,  jan  26,  furn, 

7030  Peoria  $200 

Jones  &  Lackey  to  B  H  HoSer  jan  25, 

fnrn  382  Madison  ly   $500 

Johnson  J  B  et  al  to  E  C  Fuller  jan  31, 

furn  172  Clinton  23m  $835 

Jaokson  A  L  to  H  H  Gage  jan  28,  horses 

etc,  5127  Carpenter  2y  $120 

Keller  W  to  E  K  Deedy  Nov  14,  horses 

eto  174  Burling,  Im   $74 

Kerlin  O  B  to  M  Galey  sept  24,  furn  9m|108 
Killeen  M  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  ?8,  herpes 

etc,  6m  $41 

Keller  M  &  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  26,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m  $51 

Kean  M  D  to  "New   Ashland,"   jan  30, 

restrnt  Clark  and  Randolph  $96(  0 

Kelly  J  to  G  G  Habbell  feb  1,  fnrn  8m.  $42 
Keya  Q  A  to  A  Rosenlof  feb  4,  Smith 

piano  8427,  90d8  f54 

Koester  R  to  G  W  Ruthmann,  jan  17,  fnrn 

6m   $85 

Kelly  D  J  to  M  E  Finch,  jan  31,  furn  6  m 
 $103 


Kuhlman  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jan  31,  174 

Washburn  14m  $125 

Kaak  H  to  W  Stephens  feb  1,  horses  etc, 

13633  Ind  av  ly  $700 

Kiely  D  H  to  M  B  Finch  jan  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $51 

Keh'oe  J  j  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1,  fnrn  6m.S77 
Keasey  E  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  2,  fnrn  6m 

 $72 

Ken  0  F  to  L  Oassell  feb  2,  horses  etc, 

88  43d  2y  $760 

Kendrick  F  B  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  1,  furn 

and  piano  6m   $207 

Leamson  A  to  Smith  Broa  jan  28,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  6m  $9'' 

Louis  0  to  G  B  Ruthmann.  jan  H.  horses 

etc  6m  •••  $108 

Lewis  H  to  L  Converse,  fob  6,  piano  531 

Madison  1  y  $200 

Lodsje  H  to  A  W  Greene  jan  31,  furn  927 

Sheridan  av  5m  J  104 

Leooon  F  E  to  A  H  Trotter  jan  31,  furn 

56  5th  av  ly   $6'' 

Ledoux  S  to  M  E  Finch  jan  30,  furn  6m$41 
Lynch  B  to  F  B  Snyder  j  nn  31.  fnrn  5m$41 
Laokore  H  E  to  W  H  German  jan  'zS,  furn 

Morgan  Pk  ly   $''^'0 

Lawton  H  B  to  T  Gray  jan  8,  bakery  13 

wks   $^0 

Lehman  M  E  K  to  M  E  Finch,  fn-u  and 

8  m,  6m  $77 

Larmon  0  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jan  29, 

furn  6638  Prairie  av  7m   $266 

Lippert  J  to  A  Stein  jan  3r,  forn  203 

Washington  blvd  3m  $210 

Larsen  G  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  feb 

2,  saloon  732  Grand  av,  ly  $200 

Linning  W  L  to  E  Eldred  feb  5,  farn  565 

Warren  av,  2y   $292 

LoriDg  T  B  to  Swift  &  Oo  feb  6,  furn  943 

N  Clark,  SOds    $194 

Mallory  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  jan  26,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $103 

McKay  T  J  to  J  Martin  feb  1,  horses  eto, 

2d9  w  Harrison  2y  $175 

Mitchell  F  O  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  30,  furn 

6m  $87 

Meyer  0  et  al  to  0  A  Schmidt  jan  29,  forn 

63(16  Madison  av  6m  $300 

Martin  H  A  to  W  Warner  oot  1,  furn  214 

65th  $200 

Mullaney  D  to  C  Bergersen  jin  24,  farn 

3724  O  Grove  av,  6m    $U1 

Moriis  J  G  A  to  R  Clarke  jan  31,  frrn  3m 

 $325 

MoGrath  J  to  L  Caisell  feb  2,  furn  6m. $183 
Maye  W  H  to  W  H  Strong  j  in  3o  barber 

phop  353  Madison  2y  fUBO 

Marks  M  to  F  a  Snyder  feb  1,  piano  6m 

 $i 

McLaughlin  B  to  J  OuIteD  jan  2,  piano 

369  Morgan  6m  $62 

McCarthy  T  lo  Smith  Bros  jan    29,  farn 

6m  $45 

Malder  P  M  lo  F  Crumbangh  nov  27,  fnrn 

3080  Mich  av   .   .  .  $385 

Moos  &  Lally  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  j<n 

25.  saloon  54  Olybonrue  2v   $8 

Martin  W  to  Oondell  8  &  Trana  Oo  jan 

30,  track  eto,  Summerdale  4m  $50 

M  Kaf  A  M  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  29,  furn 

6m.'  $41 

McDonald  E  to  M  B  Finch  jan  29,  fnrn 

6m  $51 

MoOlory  P  to  R  M  MoOreery  jan  27,  furn 

6m  $130 

Mortenson  L  A  to  E  Spear  jan  28,  furn 

6m  .$83 

May  L  C  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  feb  1 

saloon  16  w  Van  Buren  ly  $600 

Marsh  H  to  J  0  Ralston  jac  31,  furn  4?39 

Oakeuwald  ly   $1000 

Mellon  E  M  to  Shields  Bros  jan  31,  piano 

6m  $65 

McGill  J  to  M  E  Finch,  feb  2,  furn  6  m.^ 
Meagher  W  to  F  B  Snyder,  feb  2,  horses 

eto  6  m  $103 

McRose  T  to  R  M  MoOreery.  jan  8,  fnrn, 

3  m   $120 

Mann  A  H  to  R  M  OoOreery,  jan  16,  furn 

3  m   $57 

MoOnrdy  M  to  R  M  MoOreery,  jan  16,  pi 

ano  6  m  . .   $75 

Markham  M  to  0  Meader,  feb  4,  piano  10 

m  $70 

Mahm  J  to  A  H  French,  jan  14,  fnrn  6  m 

 $53 

MoCabe  E  J  to  J  T  Rawleigh  et  al.  jan  18 

horses,  trncks  etc.  228  Harrison  2  ra  .$75 
MoMillien  W  to  M  B  Finoh,  feb  5,  furn,  6 

m  ,  $51 

Mansfield  A  to  B  Mansfield  feb  4,  fish  eto 

425  Grand  av,  2y  . . . .   $800 

Messmann  M  to  Reed,  Murdook  &  Oo  feb 
4,  horse  eto,  ly  $1,000 


Malonty  D  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  feb  4, 

saloon  1256  Kedzie  av,  23m   $200 

Nizzie  O  to  A  H  French,  jan  15,  fnrn  3  m 

 $76 

Norton  0  8  to  R  M  MoOreery,  jay  25,  fnrn 

3  m     $81 

Nail  Prtg  and  Eng  Oo  to  D  L  Qoirk  jan 

28,  mdse  eto,  346  Wabash  ly  f39,0C0 

Nicholas  J  M  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  29,  furn 

6m  $77 

Ncmann  E  to  P  Caldwell  jan  28,  furn, 

horses  eto,  21m  $150 

Nichols  J  B  to  M  E  Finch  feb  2,  horses 

etc,  6m   $40 

Nooting  J  to  A  Kavarik  jan  31,  horses 

etc,  demd  $75 

Novels  A  A  to  M  E  Finch  jan  31,  fnrn  bm 

 $56 

Olsen  F  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  1.  fnrn  6m  . .  .  $41 
Owen  A  to  J  Oratty  jan  30,  horses  etc,  6m 

 $2500 

O'Brien  J  to  M  B  Finoh  jan  30,  forn  6m 

 1103 

Ottoson  O  A  to  M  E  Finoh,  feb  2,  horses, 

etc  6  m      $93 

Onderkirk  A  to  A  E  Ellis,  feb  5,  forn  11 

m   $115 

Opperman  A  F  to  F  M  Charl.on,  feb  6, 

lamps  eto,  162  Olark  3  m  $100 

Otte  F  H  tJ  E  Niemann  Jan  4,  mdse  118 

Larrabee,  2y  $1,000 

Oldoiff  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1,  fnrn,  6m.|78 
Parker  O  F  to  M  E  Finch  jan  31,  farn 

and  8  m,  6m  $81 

Price  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  23,  farn  6m.  $103 
Phillops  W  H  to  M  E  Finch,  feb  2,  farn,  6 


Pratt  E  8  to  A  H  French,  jan  26,  piano,  6 

m   $84 

Palmer  8  M  to  A  H  French,  jan  7,  furn,  6 

m   $72 

Patchel  0  H  to  R  H  Quigley  jan  30,  furn 

428  Market  2y  $-00 

Perry  O  L  to  F  C  Dunning  jan  29.  horses 

eto   $600 

Pihlfeldt  T  G  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  30,  furn 

6m  $41 

Patterson  W  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  29,  horses 

eto,  6m   $103 

Ploss  F  to  H  A  F  Mogg  feb  1,  furn  505 

Austin  av  14m   $136 

Rorncke  A  to  W  E  Ackley  jan  30,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m     $51 

Ryland  B  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  1,  piano 

6m  $183 

Rump  W  to  0  Koenigsberg  jan  30,  furn 

657  Wells  6m    $800 

Ruokokowski  8  to  »  Karmarizafe  Jan  19^ 

house,  Lemont  $300 

Rodkey  H  L  to  0  T  Orosbey,  feb  — ,  fnrn 

3749  Forest  av  2  y    . 

Rudolph  G  W  to  J  Siraoss,  feb  2,  horses, 

eto  73  26th.  1  y  UCO 

Rego  F  to  M  E  Finch,  j  tn  31,  furn  6m. $1  3 
RoultoD  W  H  to  Same  j  an  26,  fnrn  6m  $103 
Rayan  L  to     I  Smith  jan  3  ',  furn  etc,  80 

Jefferson  2y   $S00 

Ryau  M  J  to  Shields  Bros  jan  31,  fnrn 

4m  $204 

Rosenow  E  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jan  31,  furn  $43 
Rosporka  J  to  F  Spating  jan  20,  md-e 

etc  707  Allpoi-t  2y  $600 

Rathfoss  F  to  Standard  Brg  Co  jan  28. 

saloon  477          2y  $  j75 

Riokhoff  A  to  J  G  Bisohofl  jan  30,  shop 

283  n  State  60d8  $54 

Rufenstahl  A  to  F  M  Charlton  feb  1,  fnrn 

3730  Elmwo/>d  pi  6m   $136 

Rope  E  0  10  J  J.Owen  feb  1,  turn  Lake  av 

and  4?d  6m   $250 

Renter  E  to  G  Neube-g  feb  1,  horse  eto. 

1915  47th  «6C0 

Redpaih  H  H  to  H  A  F-Mogg  jan  31,  furn 

224  Ru-h  6m  $387 

Sohiffla  M  to  S  F  Qunsoleps  jan  28,  horses 

eto.  6m   $325 

SussmeO  H  to  J  M  Deiriok  furn  3412 

Leavitt  5m    $117 

Scboler  E  0  to  T  Jansen  jan  29,  mdse  886 

Lincoln  av  ly  $1229 

Stephans  AF  to  F  A  Snyder  jan  20,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $310 

Swets  J  L  to  A  H  Williams  jan  31,  horses 

6m  $40 

Sherrer  H  W  to  M  M  Galey  feb  1,  fnrn 

3813  Ellis  av.  ly  $96 

Stielaon  W  H  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  30,  horse 

eto  6m  $41 

Schwind  F  S  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  jan  31, 

saloon  6315  0  Grove  av  ly  $387 

Smith  W  A  to  J  B  Schaeffers  jan  81,  fnrn 

2y  $450 

Salisbury  0  W  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  31, 

fnrn  4616  Congress  etc  7m  $202 

.  iStolz  E  H  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Oo  jan  31, 


drugs  eto,  104  n  Clark  5m  |1000 

Shirley  0  A  to  D  Rankin  jan  31  farn  and 

piano  125  Clark    *154 

Shabel  M  to  G  3  Habbell,  leb  2,  forn  6  m 

 $70 

Spargel  J  to  J  Krnger,  jan  25,  turn  508  w 

Chi  av  1  y  *2C0() 

Strook  0  to  C  Seipp  Brg  Oo,  feb  6,  saloon 

2900  Butler  $4  00 

Sheehan  P  to  A  H  French,  jan  23,  furn  6 

m  $i:^5 

Saraoino  P  to  W  Mnlvy  Jan  28,  horses  etc 

76  Myrtle   $2C0 

Sohreiber  W  C  to  I  F  Dankowski  JinKO, 

horses  Pto,  6m      .    $475 

Slooum  M  L  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  2,  furn  6m 

 1103 

Sohlosser  0  to  W  N  Macke  jan  29,  fnrn  84 

Halsted,  90ds  $65 

Sampson  W  B  to  0  H    Hillebreht  jau  31, 

piano  6m    $158 

Sprowe  GO  to  M  E  Finch  jan  24,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m   $'7 

StrnlJ  to  F  E  Calkins  feb  1,  wagon,  leb 

20.   $50 

Sambros  J  G  to  J  D  Sambros  jin  25, 

mdse  ly  $^50 

Spenoes  0  L  to  J  H  Spretlzer  feb  — . 

shoeing  shop  346  w  North  av  2y  . . .  |260 
Thompson  W  \  to  C  J  Warner  et  al  jan 

31,  farn662  n  Clirk  I9.id8   $423 

Tallmar  H  D  to  Oondell  S  &  T  (  o  j  u  31, 

furn  1336  w  Ohio  6m  $70 

Tibbitts  R  C  to  M  K  Finch  jau  31,  fnrn 

6m  t41 

Torgley  8  to  Massalene  Bros  ftb  2,  mdse 

.  ..  $175 

Thomas  W  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  30,  forn 

and  s  m ,  6m   $46 

Taber  W  M  to  R  M  MoOreery  ]an  26,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m  $338 

Tanroth  J  F  to  H  Cnlver  jan  29,  fnrn  Gm 

  .$7  2 

Tintner  A  to  J  C  Kuowlton  feb  4,  shop  7m 

 $45 

Thompson  R  0  to  H   Hammond  Jhu  31, 

fnrn  1247  North  nv,  6m  $188 

Tomasik  A  to  D  8  Brg  Oo,  feb  6,  saloon,  2 

Crittenden  pi  2y  $600 

Topping  a  S  to  Chi  Brg  Co,  feb  6,  saloon 

344  w  Randolph  2  y  $500 

Tyerman  A  G  to  Libby,  McNtili  &  Libby 
jan  31,  forn,  hor.-e  eto,  118  Hoyne  av 

6m  $fO 

Tremanue  E  V  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  jan 

29,  1209  Wabash  2y  $  80 

Todd  U  to  Shields  Bros  jan  22,  furn  6m$S4 
Tency  0  to  E  Tosselti  Brg  Oo  jan  29,  sa- 
loon 1062  w  Lake,  dem    S  

Clrich  B  A  to  H  Hammond  j  m  28,  fnrn 

1928  Oakley  av  2y  *8C0 

Dhl  0  to  a  H  French,  jan  28,  furn  6  m.$lo4 
Dnoapher  L  H  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  31,  piano 

6m   $56 

Uendt  M  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  feb  1,  furn  29 

Canal  23m   $861 

White  0  L  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  30,  fnrn  6m 

  $77 

Wiswett  F  H  to  R  M  McCreery  jan  19, 

fnrn  6m  $68 

Winters  E  T  to  S  B  Knowlton  feb  1,  fnrn 

7m  $104 

Wocker  O  J  to  Morrison,  Plummer  &  Co 

jan  28,  drugs  190  65lh  ly  $1135 

Wagner  W  to  G  Q  Hnbbell,  feb  4,  forn  6 

Weymnn  R  H  to  A  H  French,  jan  8,  p  ano 

6  m  $'^37 

White  Eagle  Pharmaceutical  Co  to  AS 

Phelps  Jr,  feb  5,  drugs  I  m   $  

Wolker  M  H  to  W  Q  Ender,  jan  11,  furn. 

Wash  Hgts   #150 

Wolff  J  T  to  J  R  Freuler  feb  2,  forn  S;97  n 

Rookweir2y  «4  0 

Wilson  J  G  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  27, piano  6m 

 $83 

Wing  N  D  to  Smith  Bros  jan  31,  piaLO 

7m  $'0 

Wineman  E  M  to  W  B  Austin  feb  2,  s  m 

and  furn  7m  $65 

Wilson  J  to  C  B  Taylor  jan  25,  faru  and 

s  m,  3m  $165 

Woods  T  J  to  J  U  Karper  jan  26,  fnrn 

6749  Greeu  9fid8   $45 

Walker  E  N  to  J  Filzgerald  feb  1,  shop 

1246  Madison  3m    $75 

Weller  F  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  3(>,  furn  6m  S46 
Wermes  H  to  M  £  Finch  feb  1,  horses  eto 

6m  $67 

Webber  W  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  31.  furn 

6m   >  $51 

Waiters  J  L  to  J  0  Goodman  jan  3  ,  fnrn 

7m  $87 

Wohlfatth  R  to  V  Fusig  jan  23,  furn  6m$64 
Wordman  J  to  A  Williams  lab  2,  fnrn  603 


142 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  9  1896. 


Carroll  av.  6m   |200 

Yarlett  M  to  E  L  Yarlott  feb  P,  furn  5628 

Drexel  av,  SOds  $742 

Yarbarn  J  H  to  A  W  Qreeoe  feb  2,  Poaae 

piaco  3U028,  .S9.t  V  Boren,  Bin  $135 

Zaern  J  to  i  S  Phelpa  Jr  feb  4,  farn  shop 

horses  etc,  14.'>  Fry  st.  6m  $260 

Zoeffel  R  to  W  O  V\  ade  jan  21,  farn  6m  $51 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


John  C  E  lo  M  J  Jones  jar  30,  piano  and 

fnrn  £82  Madison  $250 

Rank  J  C  to  C  Sack  sept  2,'9l,  shop  5450 

State   $500 

Hofart  J  to  M  Hofart  jaa  31,  Jtj  mdse  543 

w  12th  .'  $1600 

Bent  J  VV  to  S  W  Rawson  jan  31,  bldgs, 

Hyde   Pk   $4500 

Siemen  H  to  C  R  Bacon  jan  26,  blJg  41  w 

Randolph   $195 

Sheridan  R  F  to  F  P  Sheridan  jan  31,  sa- 
loon 366  State  $1000 

Mononr  J  to  M  Mnrdy  feb  1,  forn  6920 

W'entworlh    $8(  0 

SimoQds  G  D  to  L  H  VVhitney  dec  2.  pal- 
leys,  shilting  etc,  125  Clarfe,   ...  $1 

Emrick  G  M   to  F  Hoaston  mch  13,'94, 

drogs  467  w  Chicago  av  $5000 

Variau  E  and  J  W  to  Waakesba  Spg  Co 

jan  28,  farn  2  4  Rinzie  o  . .  $300 

Swenson  S  P  to  R  F  Brink  jan  29,  prtg 

office  83  5th  av    ...  $350 

Golmtz  U  J  et  al  to  S  Cohager  nov  17,  ptg 

office  143  North  av   ..     .  .  .$1(  00 

Berne  J  to  M  Rothschild  jan  bO,  plantJiOOO 
Davidson  H  to  S  Franklin  nov  28,  torn  127 

Halsted    $3100 

James  S  M  to  M  A  Gill  forn  2222  Wabash 

 $5(  0 

Kroeit  g  J  to  Davis  G  Horwioh  jan  9,  en- 
gine etc,  527  n  Halsted  $900 

Messii-ger  C  T  to  A  J  Shote  feb  2,  horses 

  $1000 

Messinger  C  T  to  I  Messinger  jan  31, 
stock  ill  Messinger  Hardwood  l^omber 

Co  $110,400 

Breckinridge  R  J  to  J  A  Breckinridge  feb 

2,  piano.  Myrtle  av  $1 

Schmitd  3  A  to  F  0  Schmitd  feb  7,  forn 

6434  Madison  av  .  .     $1900" 

Davis  E  to  F  Pie'oe  jnn  30,  horses  etc  $400 
Komer  J  to  P  H  Sollivan  jan  31,  farn  1613 

S  ate  $1600 

Loooks  E  E  to  W  J  Hjler  jan  30,  wagon 

 $50 

AUer  J  E  to  M  L  Ellis  jan  2.  fnrn  $20i)(i 

Fox  Bros  to  J  Otie  jan  17,  horses  etc.. $250 
Sullivan  J  M  to  A  Sollivan  jan  5,  horses 

etc   $500 

Dickson  A  J  to  P  Valerias  jan  28,  fnrn 

7m  $1<I2 

Vanerka  V  to  K  Schvaitzer  leb  2,  saloon 

966  w  18th  $f>00 

Wightman  E  E  to  H  Wightman  feb  4,  int 

iu  drug  store,  Indiana  and  35th  $1 

Pftbat  Brg  Co  to  A  S  Holds  sept  13,  saloon 

513  Engene    $1500 

Kobn  &  Saohsel  to  Bohemian- Am  Import- 
ing Co  dec  15,  mdse  215  Madison. i20,OoO 
Levy  J  H  to  A  R  Scots  feb  2,  foru  222<i 

State  $102 

MoChristian  B  to  W  Wilson  feb  4,  furn 

1613  Armoor   $71 

Schmidt  C  A  to  Meyer  &  Meyer  jan  29. 

market  63o6  Madison  av  $600 

Lucas  I  0  O  to  0  F  Kerr  et  al  feb  2,  horses 

etc,  88  43d   $1450 

Baring  E  to  G  U  Roehring  jan  14,  saloon 

Kil  w  Randolph   . . .  $3000 

Roehriy;  Q  A  to  Waukesha  S  Brg  Co  feb 

1.  saloon  101  w  Randolph   $  -'00 

Baumans  V  lo  E  Goosens  feb  5,  fixt  121 

Division     $260 

Otto  F  a  to  L  Otte  feb  4,  fnrn  120  Larra- 

bee   $1 

Flynn  J  M  to  M  Fitz  Sept  18,  mdse  431 

Wentworth  $950 

Webster  J  to  0  V  Harz  feb  2,  cabs  etc  $1,300 
Probasco  S  G  to  M  Gephart  feb  4,  fnrn 

3838  Rhodes  av  ^  $400 

Miller  W  to  C  Rose  Jan  23,  saloon  30  il 

Halsted  $64 

Rnther  K  to  J  A  Ellis  Jan  2,  LaGrange 

Steam  Laundry  $1,500 

Abbott  W  L,  assg,  to  American  Express 
Co,  dynamo  762  Custom  House  pi . .  $ — 
Triner  A  to  Bohemian    Brg  Co  feb  1, 

saloon  441  N  We.-.tern  av  $500 

Olanssen  J  to  W  H  Bell  feb  2,  furn  528 

Madison  $350 

Clayton  W  to  B  C  Berriman  Jan  4,  Knabe 

piano  444  Beeden  av  $300 

York  M  L  B  to  T  Davis  feb  5,  fnrn  141  W 
12ih  $2,500 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 

Folton,  prom  1648.  Patrick  0  Desmond  v 

Mary  and  Louis  N  Aronlz.   $132 

Fulton,  same  prems.  Thomas  McKenzie  v 

Same  f47o  20 

Same  prems.  George  Reilly  v  Same. .  .$375 
West  Pullman,  Hnrd's  sub.  It  20  b  4.  By- 
ron Carpenter  v  Julias  J  Sast  $20 

W  50  ft  of  e  83  ft  of  s  150  ft  in  e  3^  of  w 
3^  s  e  34  n  of  Folton  et  11  39  13.  Albert 
J  Koch  V  Mary  and  Loois  Arentz  . . . .  $161" 
St  Lawrence  av,  prem  4530.   James  A 

Johnson  v  E  L  and  Jolia  Bishop.  $277.38 
Edison  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  20;  also  Its  2  3 

4  5  6  and  7  in  b  lu  all  of  b  11  s  3^  of  It 
20  all  of  Its  21  22  23  and  24  of  b  12,  Its 
1  to  12  ino,  b  1  in  orig  town  of  Cantield. 

5  T  Roebling  v  Emma  M  Partello. $96.80 
Holstein,  It  20  b  7.  George  Hauslein  Jr  v 

Mary  Tucker....  $177 

Douglas  Pk,  Prescott's  add.  It  14  sub  b  1 
of  b2.  Frank  Bernatzki  v  Martin  and 

Augusta  Semoken  $860 

Davis'  sub.  Its  4  to  6  b  3  n  3^  e  3^  s  w  }4 
28  39  14.  On  It  4,  $221.20;  It  5,  $165  14; 
It  6,  $63.45  and  on  all  «449  79.  Ill  Mal- 
leable Iron  Co  V  Vogt  &  Sweeney  Brew- 
ing Co  $449.70 

W  Hammond,  Its  13  and  14  b  10.   Wm  H 

Paxton  et  al  v  Dokaz  Pallowski ..  $429.94 
Edgewater  Duff's  add,   Its  9  to  11  b  1 
(i739  41  Evaustou  av.)  Henry  G  Daw- 
ton  et  al  V  Gertrude  Nicolas  $80 

West  Pnllman,  It  3  b  20  Ohas  E  Bachtold 

V  J  C  Isaacson  $62 

Palmer's  sub.  It  10  of  It  11  and  that  pt  of 
It  12  8  of  Polk  st  in  p  3^  of  6  e  34  eeo 
18  39  14.  0  M  Palmer  v  I'aine  Harring- 
ton $225 

Van  Bnren  st  W,  prem  1665,  Albert  C 
Barnes  assg  Chicago    Anderson  Brick 

Oo  V  Oscar  Reckradt   $36 

Eggleston.  n  130  ft  It  12  sub  of  n  hf  cf  n 
hf  of  n  ht  of  n  e  qr  see  28  38  14.  Geo  B 

Rowe  V  Ferdinand  W  Kuhn  $249 

Evanston  av  and  Buckingham  pt. premises 
n  w  cor.  John  Mountain  v  Evanston 
Avenue  -Vl  E  Chorch  of  Chicago  |2,83u,08 
Kingsburg  tract,  E  20  ft  w  HO  ft  of  n  hf 
of  b  6,  sec  9  39  14,  Colborne  Mfg  Co  v 

Henry  Knaak  $53.20 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  66.  John  M  bti- 

ler  V  Joseph  Solomon  ...   $1, 1*2.46 

Same.  Cnas  H  Simmons  Co  v  Same  $332.31 

Same.  W  F  Behel  Co  v  Same  $85*. 70 

Same.  0  Fire  Place  Co  v  Same  $164 

Same.  Wm  A  Davidson  v  Same. .  .$1,078.30 
Western  av  S,  prems  233.    T  K  Clarke  et 

al  V  Michiel  Keeley  $932.26 

Hjde  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  66    Eaton  <$ 

Prince  Oo  v  Joseph  Solomon  $200 

Same.  M  Lamarche  v  Same  $114.22 

Hogfe's  sub.  It  14  sob  s3^e3^w3^sw34 
s  e  M  17  38  14  (6234  ADerdeen)  E  Ken- 
nedy V  Gnst  Aim  $35 

Stale  8t,  prems  4840-42-44-46.  Norman  A 
Wing  et  al  v  James  0  Hedriok. .  .$533.10 

Same.  Sime  v  Same  $217.80 

Hurst's  reaub,  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  2  3  4 
and  the  e  i7  ft  of  It  5  b  6  in  the  Assr's 
sub  of  Its  13  and  16  b  6  and  Its  13  14  15 
and  16  in  b  7  io  Linden  Grove  sob  of  a 
pt  of  n  w  34  of  sec  11  38  14.  0  W  Rohe 

&  Co  V  Lorin  A  Barnes  $342.90 

Crosby  et  al  sub,  It  24  b  41  e  3^  of  s  e  34 
sec  25  40  13.    Elfemere    Lumber  Co  v 

Richard  C  Moore  $936.58 

Butler,  Gumming  i  &  Scully's  sub  of  part 
Munson's  add  to  Ch'go,  e  20  ft  It  6  b  1. 
Charles  Mangold  v  Josephine  and  Fred- 
rick S  Baker  $141 

Holstein,  It  22  b  7,  Geo  Hauslein  v  Mar^ 

Tucker  $177 

Holstein,  It  23.  Same  v  Same   $177 

Rockwell  st  N,  prem  377.   Dawson  Bros  v 

Karl  Klammetsen  $22.60 

Owen  <fe  Matthew's  sub,  It  7  b  1  w  3^  of  w 
1^  of  n  e  34  of  s  w  34  sec  9  39  13.  Wm 
Graham  et  al  v  Nannie  K  Van  Keuren 

 $791.91 

McClelland's  sob.  It  20  in  b  2  Lill  &  D's 
subofsw^nw  34  29  40  14,  H  E 
Fairfield  v  D  F  and  Mary  Lafferre..  $588 
Drexel  &  Smith's  sub,  w  46  ft  Its  22  to  25 
b  1  resob  of  b  12  w  3^  n  w  34  ^'^^  w  14 
w  ^  s  w  34  11  38  14.  John  Rawle  v  Lou 
MoQrao  $631.35 


AFPlilOA^TIOK  FOK  BUI1.I>IN«} 
PKK]UIT««. 

Lawreaoe  av  336-37,  R  P   HamaaODd,   two  2  stoi  y 

and  baeement  frame  dwelliogs,  |3,0U0. 
Lamber  st  1624  31,  Chicago  Sugar   Warehouse,  re- 
pairs, J^O.O. 

Water  st  162  to  176,  SlMey  Warehouse  Company,  10 

story  and  basement  brlok  warehouse  I'260,(i0i). 
State  st  265-71,  A  M.  BothsohUd,   three  brick  addl. 

tiona!  stories,  $6n,0ii0. 
Marsbfl  tld  av  621i,  John  O  Suavert,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  Bats,  $i,0  U. 
Armour  av.2970,  W  T  Baseg,  three  story  and  base- 

rcent  brick  flats,  tlO.toO. 
Harrison  st  W  1440-44,  Booney  Brothers,  three  three 
story  and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $'i7,000. 
Anna  av  15,  B  C  Qronseth,   two  story  frame  flats, 
$?,liO:i. 

Halstf-d  st  8  335,  Miss  Jane   Addftm»,  1  story  and 

basement  brick  addicinu,  t2,6i  0. 
Sherman  st  66)0,  Levi  Pritchard,  2  story  and  base- 
ment bric>  fl-iis,  $3,600. 
Forty-seventh  st  1626,  91  M  Huelsob,  2  story  frame 

store  and  dwolllng,  t3,i  0  '. 
Thirty-ninth  st  W  2B46  52  56-6  )  and  5568,  0  E  Bartley 

Ave  1  story  frame  cottages,  t4,0ii0. 
Trumbull  av  961,  John  Franz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flat?,  *6,>  00. 
Aberdeen  st  5741,  H  J  Jones,  2  story   frame  flats. 
tl.HUO. 

Hoffman  av  399,  '  hn-les  Qlrler,  2  story  frame  flat?, 
$1,81)  . 

Uackiuaw  av  912'  and  91.:2,  M  Peterson,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment  hnuse.  $7,(iOii. 
Elaine  pi  4.5,  Emma  Grant,  three  story  atd  bafement 

brick  flats,  t6,500. 
Sheridan  av  987,  Green  &  Huagen,   2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,600. 

Twenty  fecond  st  W  1810  12,  J  S  Stiles,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  ctHce*,  $20,000. 
Washi  gton  av  2;J15,  M  W  Rice,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,0U0. 

Mom  rose  av  VIP,  Thomas   Helbnch,  2  story  frame 

store  and  dwelling.  $2,200. 
Robey  st  N  2201,  August  Seiuer,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,(iOJ. 

Morse  av  1222,  E  A  Petiiboue,  2  story   frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,1  00. 

Ocgrove  av  125  145  and  161,  Sam  Brown  Jr,  three  2 

s  ory  frame  dwellings  $3,i00. 
Peoria  st  S  223  and 2  \  I.    iper,  8  story  anil  base- 
ment b  ick  factory,  $45,000. 
Forty-fourth  st  W  11  13  and  16,  S  F  Tyrrell,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,000. 
Matte  on  av  7ii8,  M  E  Bro  k'<,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,0  0. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.Ct-BlNTS.  (  


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago.  Milwaukee  <t 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  meaBntes  for  the  general 
opbailding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
lion  of  its  oommorce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  dn  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  Hues. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mauofaotorers 
who  woold  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  UuiteS  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  W38tward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  111. 


ANDERSON,  Gaetavus,  Room  2,  70  Ls  Salle  at. 
BAIRD  b  WARNER,  Rma.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  at. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BBUO    i,..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BERQSTEDT  0.  G.  *  ^ons.,  Rm  37,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0  LARK  GIDEON  E.,  250  92nd  St. 
OOLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 195  La  Salle  St. 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   21  floor  Deal  born  and 

Wa'hiogton  sts. 
O  SLAMATER,  S..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  P'  k 

P"ot>erty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  &  Co..  9B  Dearborn  st. 

WIGGINS  JAY  Si  Oo,409  Ohamber  of  Commerce 
DDNi  AP  SMITH  &  OO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS  GE  >.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
<:GGLE8T0N,  &  MALLETTE.  207  I'BOom  . 
E  IjLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT.  MAHON  A  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Oommercu. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  OO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

nffloes;  Halsted  and  71-t 

55th  Buulevard. 
JTBIOKE,  0.  0.,  16  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GKTOHET/I,  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insiiranoe  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C  L.  &  Oo.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoi^lo  Temple. 
GDNZENHADSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  . 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
tlELMER  A  FRANE,  90  Washington  Bt 
HENNIQ,  0.  L.,  334  92-st.,  S  Ohicago. 
SOYNB  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HOLING  E.  0.  &  Co..  90  Washington  St. 
HORLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  " 
LANGHENRY,  EVANS  A  CO.,  Ass^cta  ion  BMg 

153  and  165  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
9IAGILL  J.  0,  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wa'  hiugtcn 

8ti  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  8t. 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
VIEBIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  148  La  Salle  fit 
aULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnroii  8i. 
PADL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  "ar  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  Ntw  I-  tock  Ex  ha-  ge  B  g. 
RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Stree'. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  56  and  56,  94  LaSKllo  s 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co., 3109  btale  Htreei. 
30HDMA0BER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island 
8HUBART  AAROM,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
HMITH  DON  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  si 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
Walker,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WA8MAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 
VODNG  JO.SEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St 
UANDEE.  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  155  LaSalle  Htp- 
ZUITERMEISTER,  H.  O.  «  Co.,  818  8.  Uuisie,. 

BAWKKUM. 

OREYER  E.  S.,  Si  Co..  99  Dearborn 

(JREENEBADM  SONS,      and  85  D  arborn  Stte,' 

MERCHANTS  IX  IHANGE  BANK,  W,  E.  Odbarn 
Attorney.    Eouth  Oh  caf,o  111. 

t'EABODY,  HODSHTELING  &  Co.,  164Deart?ot. 

WASMAN8DORF  b  HEINEMANN.  14  Haaaulpa 


Abstracts  of  Title. 

iADDOOK  VALLKTTE  b  RIOEOORUS,  1(.7  D 
bom  Bt, 

SANDY  *    O.,  92-4    Wasnlngton  et. 
PELTZES,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 
BOOR'fDEB'S  AB8TBA0T   DEPT..   flcnntr  P 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave& Adams  st. 


Fet  uary  9.  189S. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


: TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  Is  not  a  Real  Betate  Agency  for  the  purpose  • 
I  of  specniatlnff  In  real  AState.  It  is  an  Advertising! 
IBnrean  to  advertise  prrperty  tor  sale;  to  insure' 
■  protection  aud  best  results  advertisers.  '. 
I    References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank,  ; 

"  Wasmansdorft  &  Helnemann,  Bankers, ', 

;  and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 


where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


TdE  RIJaL  estate  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  9.  1895 


Office 
Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabasli  Ava.  and  Adams  St. 


AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenuf,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  paymants  of  $10  00  down 
and  SlO.OO  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  .505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


.W  CBEI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  CHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and   Madison  Btg. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |^ardu;ar^, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARQE.  tbe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  <fe  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling; 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


OHIO  A.C^O. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are. 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  arethe: 
most  approved. : 


>tla8  Fire  Assnraoce  Co.,  Eoglaod. 
North  German  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
TrBDsatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Bambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oc,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi'-e  Ina.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ine.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180-19t  L.AI4AI.lie  STKGKT. 

CHlCACiO  Ilil^lNOIM 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroa(''s,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
!etc. 


UCOKS  Metal  Chairs. 

lA.H.Mrews&Cfl.,2Wa&. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENQBR 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICE  AIVU  WOKKtii, 
IStli  street  and  Ashland  Avenne. 
Chicaeo,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

;  A8H  L A N D  B LOICK, 

Urge  Loans  on  Centrd 
Business  Property  at  4| 
per  cent.  % 

6  and  6  per  tent  fi^es 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  O.  Hotne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  8t  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR 


Owings  BIdg 


PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


PATHIS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-JInrks,  Copyrights 
and  Ijiibels  registered.  Twenty  Hve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  be 
secured  ornot,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  Is  allowed.  3'i  page  Book  Free. 
H.  B.  WIL.L80N  &  CO.,  ;vttomeyx  at  Law, 
W  U- 8.  Pat.  Office.     WASHINCYON,  D.  O, 


STUBK8  k  CANHAM. 

Uennral  JobblnK  1.-  a\\  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloirxilnlng,  eto. 
All  h.iuud  01  Cemest  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
BnUdlng  Material.  Ch  lcae!0 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767. 


Real  Estate  Bargains 

Iri  Corrier  arid  Inside  l^ots  are  found  in 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2^  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Kailway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Lino.   6,000  Population.   No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  looklne  for  Profitable  Investments  Trill  And  it  to  their  advanta.'^e 

to  Tlsit  Harvey. 

Pull-sized  Lots  for  $155,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 

(Fonoders  of  BABVXT. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  7. 


CHICAGO,  FEBRUARY  16,  1895. 


Subscription  Pkice,  $5.00  Pek  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washingtoh  St,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Ulain  112.  Ctiicagro,  111. 

WA8MANSD0EFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

nros.  145  and  147  Kandolpb  St., 
CHICAGO. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


Gr,  BIRKHOFF,  JR 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Qtate,  [pan 

and  JTinandal  A#nt8. 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


The  Inveetmect  of  Money  in  Good  Hecuritles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  Bues  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938!Stock  Exchange  Bnildine, 
W  Cor.  lia  t^alle  and  Washinston  Streets, 

cmcAt^o. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 


Real  Estate. 


LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IS  AND  17. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  260, 


OBIOAGO. 


THE 


National  Bank  oF  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneidek,  President. 
Waltbe  L.  Peoe,  Vlcf>  President. 
»M.  A.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moli,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Fikm>,  Asst.  Cashier. 
Benbt  E.  Keht,  2dAgBt.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


QILBEBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOIiBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  164?. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

(gicagfo. 


Speoi  1  at  ten' ion  given 

Taxes  and  Asseetments. 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  COD  EN  GEEiSN. 


EUGENE  H.  PlflHBOBN. 
KANDOrPH  E.  FI'SHBUBN, 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  1330- 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  JBldg.,  34  ClarlsL  St  , 
CHICACO, 


F.  A.  BABNES,  Telephone  1931.  b.  m.  pabisb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


FSTABLISHED  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  ^nd  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St, 


Branch  Office 

Oalamet  av.,  end  47th  St. 
Tel.  UBblBDd  W, 


WYLLYS  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  I..  WABNEfi. 

OoDsulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed'ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  Renk 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortn 
west  portion  of  the  city. 


^415*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,ie. 

Telephone  West  692, 


CHICAGO 


J-H,  l49L'aSalleSt 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


ANVLISSINCEH 

&  BRO- 


EST'D 
18  7  9 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3, CCD, 000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OPPICERS: 

I  TMAN  J.  Gage.  President.  .Ias.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 

EioaABD  J.  bTBBET.  Cashier.  Holmes  Boge.  Ass't  Cashier. 

Feank  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  L'aehier. 

directors: 

Sam'l  M.  Niokebson.       E.  F    Laweenoe.  S.  W.  Alleeton 

F,  U.  Geay.  NOBMiN  B    Beam.  Neisos  Mobris. 

B.  0.  NiCKKBSON.  L.  J.  GAGE.  EUGENE  8.  PlEE. 

A.  A.  Cabpentee.  Jas.  B.  Fobgan. 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or^2I5  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 


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February  16,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

J^or-e  •  Tracts  ■  F»\iro!h.£Lseci 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
33i  to  304  mm  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKJLFPHUKK  10»(M 

Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BR0K»=:RS  and 

IVHJn  1  OAVJin,       Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.                      S5  street. 

94  La  S&IIC  StrG6t,    waSington,  OHIOAGO 

Go  to  Washington  for  Cheap  Homes 

We  have  50,000  acres  of  choice  farm  land  for 
sale  cheap  in  Western  Washington— famous 
Skagit  Valley.    Timber  and  mineral  land. 
Investments  made  for  non-residents.  Corres- 
pondence solicited.    Collections  made. 

FRANK  L.  CRAMPTON  &  CO., 

Mt.  Verrjori,  Skagfit  Co., Washington 

If  you  are  a 

BUILDING  AND  LOAN  MAN 

Subscribe  to  the 

MUTUAL  UNDERWRITER. 

Fifty-two  pages — Recognized  as  the  Best.   Only  One 
Dollar  per  Year.  Includes 

STANDARD  MATURITY  TABLES. 
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ROCHESTER.  N.  Y. 

P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,     S3  AMD    SB     METROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 

CHICAGO. 

S  M  PETERSON 

iSeccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

eARPENTERS'  MeyLDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 

Compagnie  Generale  Transatlantique 

FEENOH  LINE. 

Grand  Mediterranean 
-  Oriental  Excursion 

With  the  Fast  Twin  Screw  Express  Steamer, 

"LA  TOURAINE." 

Departure  from  New  York  P'ebruary  6th.  Dura- 
tion of  trip  63  days.    ITINERARY:   New  York  to 
Azores,  Portugal,  Gibraltar,  Spain,  Nice,  Messina, 
Syracuse,  Alexandria  (Cairo)  and  the  Pyramids.  Jaffa 
(Jerusalem),  Smyrna,  Constantinople.  Athens,  Malta, 
Tunis,  Algeria,  Malaga,  Gibraltar,  New  York. 

Steamer  will  stop  at  principal  ports  a  number  of 
days  for  side  excursions. 

Reservations  no\f  being  made. 

M.  W.  KOZMINSKI, 

General  Western  Agent-       1 66  Rand  ^Iph'Street. 

ACRES, 

Houses  M  Lots,  Business  Property, 

Interest  of  Non  residents  protected. 

J.  C.  Ma^ill  &  Co. 

8th  Floor  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 

m.  BERWYN  m. 

FOR  SALE. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 

LU  UdUC 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 

ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Brancli  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 

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BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $r,000,000. 

E.  8.  I  AO ftY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Preeideut. 

T     n    nn  A  ITT"    f  loahlor 
ell  U.     r\  £*  r  uuBLiior, 

Deposits  July  13,  1893.  »1,53.1983  71 
Deposits  May  4,             !S3,S£78.94>«  91, 

"W©  solicit  yovir  Tovisiness, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•ej  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$< 
>3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Mrancli,    SSC?    Halsted.  Streets. 

JAIVIES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

unice,  yi  w  aSDingion  ou. 
Room  44.                  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.    20  years  experience.   Valuations  a 
specialty 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6tli  Floor  Alagonic  Temple. 

MAS@NI^  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised connmercial  building  on 
Earth.    Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?    If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 

r^f           hiiilHinD"  <5lli+P  FiO'P 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manag:9r. 

Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo^a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M  BANKERS. 

-oans  on  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loaos 
Invesiiaeats 

WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Heal  tstate  ana  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STEBST' 

J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

Hartford  Buildlns. 

Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 

WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 

Office  320  ivew  Fra  Bds. 
Halsted  and  Harrison  t^tis, 

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CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  \ 
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TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486.                              INSURANCE  PLACED. 

E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.                                           /-  A  1^  ;  ,^  ,  , 

Ravbnswood.  V_^±xiOca,y 

0.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402 The  OXFORD, 84  and  86  LaSalle  SL, CHICAGO, 

GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REflL  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpE 

South  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.                         South  Chicago,  Ills 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Cliairiber  of  Oommerce, 
CHICAGO. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

E.  T-  PAUL  dt  CO, 

HBA.1L  BSTA.'rB  &  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  Bldg.  chi'aco. 

Effffleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    109411  E00KER7  BLDQ. 

PERLEY  HALE, 

i3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING,                             V«  n  r-v /-r 

3'5  DEARBORN  ST.  ^^iXlOcX^tJ 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  N-gotiatPd 
on  •'^p  oved  City  Properiy.  interetsof  Nor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 

/BonBy  LoanBd  Wittiout  DoinmissiDn 

■3)  On  improved  city  property  and 
■5)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.    0.  H.  PU30HECK.    0.  H.  ZITTTEBMBI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Rp;il  pQt^itp  Ln^n^  7\nd  In^iiranoe 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  RUBUC.                                   TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 

Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances.  Chu^acm 
Opinions  of  rltles  Furnished 

H.  C.  MOWREY.                                            C.  F.  PARKER. 

MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO . 

^"Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 

B.  A.  CUMMINGS.                                               C.  O.  GOSS. 
SILAS  M    MOORE.                                               E.  S.  JUDD. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD  NC. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given   to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

FBANE  BIEDLE.                                                          P.  J.  SOHBEINBB . 

FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  (Sontli  661, 

Real  Estate  Bonght  and  Hold .    Rents  OoUected.    Taxes  Paid.  lo- 
vestmente  Made.     Special  attention  ^iven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
ezanjinatisn  of  abstracts  of  title. 

EstabliMlied  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.           NOTARY  PUBLIO 
Telephone  Main  3733. 

JOHN  DOLESE.                              J.  H.  8HBPARU 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

\  PAVING  i  CONTRACTORS.  \ 

MANUVAOTUBBBS  AND  DILAI.EB8  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flu:s. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,            -      -  OHIOAQO 

TELEPHONE  No.  146S. 

Parttoalar  attention  paM  to  Maoadam  Roads,  DriveB,  Boole 
vard8  and  Beads  Id  new  SQfcdlTlslona. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pablio.                Telephone  Main  3269. 

Humljoldt  Park  Property  a  Specislty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAI.  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Herchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  t)FFIOE:                 N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  and 
a.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Avs.                  LaSalle  Sts., 
0pp.  Ent.  to  Hamboldt  Park.  OHIOiQC 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16, 1896. 


FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Buildins:.    -   Chic^igo,  III. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

■tVISED  AND  COBBEOTED  BVEBY  WEEK — ALL  LETIEBS  MOST  BE 
UABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADVEETIr^ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  uWNEB  OB  BIS  AOtNT'S 
ADDBEflS  IS  QITCN. 

CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stpue  front 
bailding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000.  inoombracoe 
$15,000.  Woald  take  ohoioe  vacant  for  equity.  Address 
H  16. 

Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  t2-rooin  stone  front  boose. 

Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at  South  Enalewood. 

Also  Choice  double  deep  lots,  near  Hnmboldt  Park  cheap. 

Bunch  of  lots  at  Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value, 

$200.    Address  F  3. 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  residence, 

would  divide,  $125  per  foot.    Address  H  15. 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154,  cheap. 

Price  is  $550;  cash  $854,  balance  in  monthly  payments 

of  $7.00  each.    Notes  are  held  by  Mr  8  E  Gross,  and  can 

be  transferred  to  the  buyer.     Yates  av  is  marked  on 

some  maps  as  Juniata  av.     Address  Clinton  W.  Rakeb, 

37  W  Sunbury  st,  Sbamokin,  Pa, 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midvay,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat  building 

Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  III  O  R  R.  also  street  car 

lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms  each;  rent  for  $4,500;  sell 

for  $45,000.     Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner,  1505,79 

Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 
Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable  corner 

suitable  for  residence  purposes.     $1,850  will  buy  it. 

Commission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly,  Ind. 
Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame'honse;  rent 

$50  month;  worth  $6,500;  will  sell  for  $4,500;  half  cash. 

Address  L  12. 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft  for  $200  oer  front  foot.  S  13. 

Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for  cottag,  3 
lots  clear;  value  $2,50u.  Address  W  H  Stewart,  owner, 
1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago. 

flats  south  of  47th  and  north  of  Washington  Park, 
between  Vinoennes  and  Cottage  Grove  avs,  with  net  in- 
come of  !('%.  price  $50,000.  A  first-class  investment. 
See  owners  for  full  particulars.    L  11. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Dayton  st.  No  350,  for  sale  at  a  sacrifice,  S-story  brick  resi 

dence;  price  $5,500.     Address  B  90, 
Dearborn  av,  nenr  Chicago  av,  lot  25  x  135;  3  story  and 

basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and  buth;  H  yeari- 

'ease  nt  #1,400  per  year;    price  for  a  yhort  time  only 

$12,500,  14  cash.     Addrfiss  Z  33. 
Mvision  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  3.S  x  100;  6-room  frame 

cottage;    Fine  oorne'-  to  improve;  dirt  cheap  at  $5,OOo 

cash.    Address  Z  33. 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  ba*h.  hot  and  cold  water, 
gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from  Addison  ave  and 
Clark  st;  price  $2,5'  0;  eacy  terms,  monthly  payments. 
Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland  Block, 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8tory  modern  flat  brick  building; 
lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158;  price  $11,000,  Address 
Z33,  .  . 

STEST  BIDE. 

,  shland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front,  lot  33  x 
150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement,  brick  -spith  stone 
front;  cost  $32,000;  will  sell  for  $26,500;  part  cash;  or 
will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.    Address  L  12. 

Jeautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city;  $l,2f  0 
down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encumbrance,  which  vcill 
be  extended  to  snit  purchaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern 
conveniences;  furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77  x  200  feet; 
shade  trees  and  other  improvements.     Address  G  12 

C  arroM  av,  sooth  west  comer  Union  Park  pi,  size  of 
.     J  34  6-10sl  0   >  S  20x1-28  )    ..^  . 
°*    1  29.3-10x100  n3fixl28 

>asement  stone  front  bouses,  will  be  sold  for  less  than 
toaseB  cost  to  bciM.     Address  0  11 


CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  for  good 

improvemenis.  S  w  cor  Uaisied  and  addison,  9734x122; 
n  w  cor  Evanston  and  Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor 
Sheffield  and  Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley; 
s  e  cor  Halsted  and  Qraceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor  V\ileon 
and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars  address  Ernst 
Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block  from 
elevated  road;  price  $3,500  per  acre.    Address  Z  33. 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms  $3,000.  F  11 . 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park  a  9-room  brick  dwell- 
ing, furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing,  cement  floor  in 
cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair;  will  take  vacant  for 
$1,000  as  part  payment.  E  8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor 
Washington  st. 

Park  av.,  near  California  av.,  choice  modern  7-room  brick, 
only  $3,750,  a  bargain.  H.  8.  Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29, 
90  LaSalle  st. 

Troy  st  N,  No  334,  for  sale,  a  nice  home  at  a  sacrifice; 
price  $;i.400.    Address  B  90. 

Union  Park  pi,  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size  of  lot 
\  34  6-loxlO    )  I  -•<ixl28  ,  . 

I  29  3-10xl(  0  S  \  35x128   [  ^'^'^  ^  «tory  and  basement 

stone  front  houses;  can  be  booght  for  less  than  houses 

cost.    Address  C  11. 
Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  2  blocks 

fromOgden  av  oars;  $2,950;  cash  $1,000.    Address  L  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

BEVEBLY  HILLS. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beautiful  lot  25  ft  front  for  $530,  $25 
cash  >ialanoe  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property. 
Address  Z  3>t 

OHIO  AGO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lot->  and  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  bailding  and  loan  association  payable  it: 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer 
lor  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  lhat  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,000.     Choice  property.     Address  O  15. 

EDISON  PABK. 

Edison  Park — A  rirst-class  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10').  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beantifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  17o  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms, 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  or  2(  0 
feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVJB.T . 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  maiket. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blucks  at  a  still  greter  redaction.  Address  Lloyd  &  (Jo 
94  LaSalle  st. 

EENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoti.es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

LONQWOOD. 

LoDgwo.-'d — 2  fine  lots  only  3  blocks  frf  m  the  Rock  Islano 
depot,  o0xl90,  price  $1,200  for  the  2  lots,  }4  cash.    B  I. 

MOBGAN  PABE. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  $1,500 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PBOVISO. 

80  ACRE  %  in  Proviso,  being  tb  e  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
I'a,  fronting  n  on  12ih  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R.  Price  $5(  0 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
houaes  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations 
and  good  barerains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Bavenswood  ParK,  and  94  Lnealle  at. 


Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  583'^xl65,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  snffioieut  for  3good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  snit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravecswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloid  <fc  Co,  94  La  8alle  fet,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park, 

WESTEBN  BFBINOS. 

Western  Springs,  two  large  lots  50x200  each,  20,r00  square 
feet,  sewred  and  watere  pipe  in;  bargain.    M  1. 
Wjlmette. 

Two  very  nice  7-room  houses  in  this  beautiful  suburb  on 
lots  5(  xl40  feet;  three  blocks  *rom  depot;  price  $2,600; 
eerms  $250  cash,  balance  payabl/^  $25  per  month. 
Address  O  4. 

WINNETEA. 

Winnetka-  -Big  Grove  lots  for  sale  at  this  beautiful  suburb 
on  easy  terms  and  money  loaned  to  boill.  Can  sell 
several  hundred  feet  of  the  most  choice  property,  both 
east  and  west  of  tbe  railroad,  including  Lake  Shore  road 
frontage  at  prices  larj^ing  from  $8  to$75  per  front  foot, 
40  minutes  irom  center  of  city  and  40  traines  a  day.  No 
house  boilt  to  cost  less  than  $3,000.  For  full  particulars 
write  to  M  1  care  of  Jodbnat.. 

MleCELL  A^  EOUB. 

Two-story  and  basement  brick  dwelling  33x66,  11  rooms; 
delightfully  situated  in  a  beaotiful  suburb,  9  miles  north- 
west of  corrt  house;  teims  $1,(00  cash,  balance  to  suit 
buyer,    f  "A, 

OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 180,000  and  ],250,0i0  acres  in  Eastern  Aikaneas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prones,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephoct  Bldg.,  San  Frstcisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (U  0  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,0(0  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,5(i0  acres  bottom  lands,  30,0(0  I'ch  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  .SO.OOO 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $6.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

oolobado  . 

C  >lorado — For  sale  at  a  great  bargain  $200,000  of  stock 
fully  paid  and  nona8seBBable,iu  The  400  acre  Consolidated 
Diamond  Drill  Mining  Company  of  Creede,  Hinsdale  Co. 
An  excellent  opportunity  for  a  buyer  to  make  a  fortune. 
For  full  particulars  apply  to  S  11. 

flobida. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  ah  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i  0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  ora~Dge,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  5ro,(iOO  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,' 00  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,0i0  to 
15,0(  0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Golf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.50,  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

ILLINOIS. 

Illinois— New  50-barrel  cosiom  flour  mill,  with  roller  corn 
mill;  perfect  order;  built  new  one  year  ago;  in  town  of 
1,000,  in  best  part  of  State;  most  be  sold  to  t^ettle  estate, 
$4,000;  less  for  cash;  bought  as  an  investment  at  mooh 
more  than  asked.    Address  8  14. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — 150  barrel  all  roller  flour  mill,  in  city  of  20,000; 
steam  heat  and  own  electric  light  thronghout;  perfect 
order;  must  be  sold  to  settle  estate;  running  every  day; 
established  trade;  brick  bailding,  $14,000;  less  for  cash. 
Address  S  14. 

LAEE  F0BE8T. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,£00  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  vthite  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $6.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


February  16,  1895. 


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TEXAS . 

Texas,  Foley  Ocunty. — Great  bargain  for  gala  or  exchange 
640  acres  clear;  will  trade  for  a  flat  boiL-'iiig  or  honse 
and  lot  in  snburbs  or  a  good  business  in  Chicago.  YDS 

MI80BLLANEOU8 . 

35  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
B.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  O  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bnrean. 

Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


INDIANA . 

For  sale  or  exchange,  120  or  200  acres  stock  farm  with  all 
stock,  implements  and  crops;  cheap.    Address  B  90. 

NEBBASKA. 

Pfestern  Nebraska— For  sale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  tispnme 
incumbrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .aery, 
OhicBgi.   _^  

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  at,  s  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  |3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56^2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  aide,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  Slat,  a  2-8tory 
dwelhog  in  6-rooii  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  |4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  I  'th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12%  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  65?.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Jackson  Park,  3  blocks  west  of  Jackson  Park,  50x125  to 
16  ft  alley,  and  i-flat  buildings  new  and  detached. 
Price  $3,"00  each.  Will  take  good  vacant  in  part  pay- 
ment.   Rents  $60  per  month.    M  1 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5}4  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-sfiventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Book 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  i  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
doe  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property . 
Address  R  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  atone 
front  flat  building,  Soath  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  B.  Lyman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.    D  12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
bnildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $311,1  00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    O  12 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Clybonrn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Bobey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  ft,  near  Madison,  3-Btory  fla^  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    8  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

8D6DBBAN. 


OliABENDON  HIt.1.8. 

Clarendon  Hills,  on  Burlington  road,  5  acre  blocks  of48. 
lots  in  each  block.  John  M.  Sboeist,  407,  225  Dearborn 
street. 

downeb's  obove. 
Downer's  Grove — Finft  suburban  home  with  20  acres  of 
ground.    Value  $18,000  clear,  for  gsod  equity  in  West 
Side  business  property.    M  11. 

BNQIiEWOOD . 

Carpenter  st,  Nos  6810  and  6812,  I  have  a  fine  4-flat  brick 
building  containiog  5  and  6  rooms  each,  with  all  mod- 
ern improvements;  price  $14,000;  incumbrance  $6,000. 
Will  take  clear  farm  in  lUiLois,  Indiana,  Wisconsin  or 
Eastern  Kansas.  Address  Wm  Winston,  Box  108  Engle- 
wood,  III. 

Englewood— 3  lotp,  clear;  $1,800  and  $4,000'eaoh,  for  good 
equity  in  well  located  West  Side  flat.    M  11. 

OAK  FABK. 

Oak  Park,  fine  13-room  residence  on  corner;  lot  112x141 
Price  $13,000,  encumbrance  $5,000,to  exchange  for  stock 
merchandise  or  stock  of  liquors  or  cigars.  Address  W. 
Q.  Phtali.,  J 15  Dea?born  st,  R  65. 

BOGEBS  FaBE. 

100-foot  corner,  south  and  east  front,  near  the  lake,  for 
improved  South  Side.  Also  43  lots  corner  8rth  and 
Stony  Island  Boulevard,  incumbered  for  $10,000,  for 
Michigan,  city  or  farm  property.  F  H  Doland  &  Co., 
126  Washington  street. 

OUTSIDE. 


BEEWYN. 

Berwyn — (On  the  C  B  .t  Q),  3  ohoice  lots  close  to  depot. 
Will  exchange  for  flat  bnil,^iug  on  the  West  Side  on  cash 
baais.    T  5  . 


CALIFOBNIA . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  flrst  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oousidored  for  •  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBOIA . 

Georgia — 550-acre  Hue  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  oles.r; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

ILLINOIS . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160  acre  Southern  Illinois  farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  Franklin 
Co  Rental  cash  $6  00  per  acre;  price  $8,000;  clear. 
Address  W.  G.  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  B  65. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Kstate  OrnoE,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acre^t  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  home  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  ordoi-,  price  $7,5'>0.  Will  take  about  ia 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  1"  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,50fi,  encumbrance  $6<  6,  doe  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  honse.  14  x  34  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storj  . 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4r-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  m  fiats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farms,  ranches, 
Bcerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Boom  705, Unity  Bldg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5o  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exchange 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  ohat,ce  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Boom  705 
79  Dearborn  St. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  FABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
H'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Bandolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE?T  BIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — Ihe  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $6,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phyall,  115  Dearborn  st,  B  65. 

NORTH  SIDE. 

Brick  or  frame  modern  house  with  barn,  N  ;rth  or  South 
Side,  $.5,000  to  $6,000,  1-lOth  oa-'h,  balance  monthly, 
owners  prefered;  give  full  particulars.    Address  H  16. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  fiats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Antnoy  Bureau. 

The  best  honse  with  small  barn  $5,'  O't  will  buy,  North 
Side  prefered.  State  location  and  full  particular; 
owners  prefered.    Address  H  16. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7.rOO  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ahhland  av,  wanted,  stores  io  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Clintou 

st,  Chicago. 

Two-flat  frame  buildiog  bet  Western  and  Ashland  avs, 
lear  North  av,  to  cost  $2,500  to  $3,600  for  ca-h.    8  1. 

OUTSIDE. 


ILLINOIS . 

Clear  or  slightly  incumbered  farm  lands  witnin  100  miles 
of  Chicago  iaexchajge  for  city  property,  improved  an*" 
unimproved;  will  pay  some  cash.  Addre-^n  M  1,  Exclu- 
sive Agency  Bureau. 

MICHIGAN. 

Improved  farm, in  exchange  for  Chicago  lots,  unimproved. 
Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WISCONSIN. 

Clear  farm  land  in  exchange  for  city  poperty,  improved  and 
unimproved.    Address  M  1,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  VVill  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbown,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Bichabdson, 
Bockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12, 


LOANS  WANTED. 

EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applictiona  fo'  loans  on  Evanston 
property.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  B.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 

CITY. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  honse  until  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References. 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


150 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16, 1895. 


Miscellaneous. 

I  am  going  to  Florida  for  the  winter  and  desire  correspond 
euts  wanting  timber  lands,  orchards,  and  other  desirable 
Southern  properties.  I  have  correspondents  in  varioos 
states  South.  Have  now  good  lists.  Call  or  write  W  H 
Woodward,  Woman's  Temple,  R  309. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhanry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  OHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


LOAN  WANTED 

$75|000  fo?  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
13(  0,000  worth  of  first-class  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9^  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  deducted  from  amount  loaned.  For  particulars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearbjrn  st..  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


rancis  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONJON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
.13  Randolph  St . 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
>5  CO  to  #6(1.0(1  per  annum 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


Chicag^o 

Dirc^ctory 
Company 

ROOMS  2.  3&4  LAKESIDE  BUILOiNC 
Clark.  ».  W.  Cor.  Adams  ists  ' 

PtJRLISHERS  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicaffo 

CHrCAGO  SECQRITIES. 
LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

CHIOAJO  DIRE  T'RY   OAiPANY'S  M.PS  OF  CHIO^iGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts.,  $1  00.  $  00  and  $3  00. 

file  of  the  latest  Directo  lee  of  aa  the  other  large    ties  can  be 
louiid  at  oar  offioa  for  aee  of  the  public       "es  can  be 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MA80NIC  TEMPLE. 

First.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

Thirf  -It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.- In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented— everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  fur  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice-"Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth— A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procure  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth.— No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  Is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

iVflASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaso. 


CliIcaplDterior lecoratiDi  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels,  Tiies-CeramicMosaics 


FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
•49  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 
Formerly  occupied 
by  the 


i.miwiii^aii  /\vcnue, 

Henry  Libblee  Co. 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 


AND 


Loans- 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  LIFE  BUILDING 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEAR 

Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 
MORTON  PAKE  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  2  18  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CH  ICAGO 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  foi; 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING. 


Rooms  629  and  6.30, 
NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE 


BUILDING, 


OAXaIFOR,3SriA, 

Hot  »>priiis8,  Apk.,  Texas  and  Mexico. 


w 


ABAS 


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Has  placed  in  service 
throasrh  first-olass  sleeper 
and  toDriat  sleeper,  leaving' 
Ohioa(ro  daily  at10:5t  a.  m 
via  St.  Loaia  to  Little  Rook,  Malvern,  (Hot 
Springs),  Aastin,  Sau  Antonio,  Laredo,  E. 
Paso,  Los  Angeles  and  -an  Francisco.  At 
Laredo  oonnection  is  made  with  thron^h 
sleeper  to  the  City  of  Mexico.  Service 
nnsnrpaBsed  Write  to  F.  A.  Palmer,  A.  Ql 
P.  A.,  201  Olark  street,  Ohica(i;o,  for  infor- 
mation, reservations,  etc. 


February  16  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


151 


THE 


PutjlisHed  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


OFFICE— 1603  Masonic  Temple. 


Subscription  Price.  $5.00  Per  Year. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  16.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

An  era  of  industrial  progress  second  to  none  in  the 
history  of  the  world  has  dawned  on  this  country. 
Heretofore  our  products  have  been  largely  agricul- 
tural; from  this  time  on  manufactures  are  destined 
to  predominate.  It  has  been  popularly  supposed 
that  in  certain  lines  it  was  impossible  to  manufact- 
ure goods  in  this  country  fine  enough  for  the  demands 
of  our  buyers.  And  this  has  been  largely  true. 
Indeed  it  is  true  now  to  a  limited  extent.  But  it  is 
becoming  less  generally  so  in  our  manufactures  from 
year  to  year.  The  time  is  not  far  distant  when  every 
product  of  the  loom  or  the  shop  that  the  juodern 
taste  shall  demand  can  be  produced  on  this  side  the 
Atlantic  quite  as  cheaply  and  of  better  quality  than 
abroad.  Careful  observers  can  not  fail  to  see  the 
rapid  advance  of  this  era. 

A  few  common  examples  will  suffice.  Take  bi- 
cycles for  instance.  The  best  riders  of  England  are 
beginning  to  send  to  America  for  their  machines. 
The  foreign  made  bicycle  is  clumsy  as  compared  with 
the 'light  wheels  of  American  manufacture.  The 
same  is  true  of  umbrellas.  Contrast  the  finest  Pari- 
sian umbrella  with  the  best  made  in  this  country, 
ana  you  will  see  that  the  former  is  too  heavy  and 
cumbersome.  Every  part  of  it  bears  witness  to  size 
and  weight  rather  than  to  strength  with  lightness. 
And  as  to  its  wearing  qualities,  you  will  be  surprised 
to  find  that  they  are  inferior,  in  spite  of  the  apparent 
substantiality  of  its  parts. 

Woolen  goods  have  long  been  the  pride  of  the  "old 
country,"  and  yet  even  in  this  important  branch  of 
manufacture  the  United  States  now  excels.  In  all 
grades  of  woolen  cloths  selling  for  $2  a  yard  and  less 
the  product  of  American  mills  is  far  superior  to  cloth 
of  foreign  make.  In  the  higher  priced  goods  foreign- 
ers still  excel  because  they  are  able  to  get  a  greater 
variety  of  wools  for  mixing  at  cheap  prices  and  be- 
cause of  their  long  experience  in  the  business.  Fur- 
ther modifications  in  the  tariff  and  a  little  more 
Yankee  ingenuity  and  experience,  will  yet  put  the 
United  States  in  the  lead  in  these  higher  grade 
woolens  also. 

It  is  unnecessary  to  speak  of  the  superiority  of 
American  watches  and  sewing  machines.  They  are 
known  well  and  favorably  the  world  over.  Within  a 
few  months  the  diamond  industry  has  sprung  up  as 
if  by  magic  in  New  York.  And  now  comes  the  Am 
erican  consul  at  Cardiff,  Wales,  with  an  important 

statement  regarding  tin-plate  manufacture.  Only  a 
few  years  ago  the  production  of  tin  plate  in  this 
country  was  impracticable.  Now  the  consul  says 
that  the  Welsh  tin  plate  manufacturers  take  a  pes 
simistic  view  of  the  future.  The  United  States  still 
remains  their  greatest  customer,  but  since  she  has 
undertaken  the  task  of  supplying  her  own  wants  in 
this,  as  she  has  long  since  been  doing  in  other 
branches  of  the  iron  trade,  there  has  been  a  great 
falling  off  in  the  demand,  11  of  which  is  but  added 
testimony  to  the  fact  that  America  is  destined  to  be- 
come ere  long  the  industrial  leader  of  the  world. 

THE  WEEK  IN  STOCKS. 

Financial  statements  of  three  companies  were 
made  public  this  week.  Those  of  the  New  York 
Biscuit  Company  and  the  Illinois  Steel  Company 
were  favorable.  That  of  the  National  Lins>eed  Oil 
Company  was  substantial.  The  latter  showed  an  in- 
crease in  the  indebtedness  of  the  company  during  the 


last  six  months  of  $2,658,226.  This  discovery,  and 
other  disclosures  that  were  not  entirely  agreeable  to 
the  stockholders,  led  to  the  appointment  of  a  com- 
mittee of  three  to  go  through  the  books.  It  is  be- 
lieved that  large  sum?  of  money  have  been  lost  on 
the  board  of  trade  in  trying  to  corner  flaxseed. 

The  annual  report  of  the  New  York  Biscuit  Com- 
pany showed  the  assets  to  be  $11,821,034,  of  which 
$10,029,650  was  classed  under  the  head  of  real  estate, 
building  ,  patents  and  machinery.  The  capital  stock 
is  $9,000,000  and  the  surplus  $902,397.  The  bonded 
indebtedness  is  $1,341  000.  The  earnings  for  the  year 
1894,  after  paying  interest  and  all  other  charges,  were 
$545,390.02,  or  6  110  per  cent  on  the  l  arital  stock. 
The  company  during  the  year  reduced  bills  and  ac- 
counts payable  $521,007.90.  The  factories  were 
reported  well  equipped  and  in  good  condition. 

Unprofitable  production  is  emphasized  in  the  re- 
port of  the  Illinois  Steel  Company  fur  J894.  There 
was  a  larger  tonnage  in  raw  material  and  finished 
products  in  1894  than  in  1893,  but  competition  was 
intense  and  prices  low.  Net  profits  for  the  year  were 
$30,607.42,  From  the  year  1893  a  deficit  of  $349,472.60 
was  carried  forward,  leaving  a  deficit  Dec  31,  1894,  of 
1318,865.18.  The  company  paid  in  wages  and  salaries 
last  year  13,071,394.95,  and  employed  an  average  of 
5,069  men  a  day. 
Interest  has  been  again  attracted  to  Lake  Street 
L"  on  account  of  the  probable  sale  of  that  road  by 
foreclosure  to  the  bondholders.  It  is  simply  a  ques- 
tion whether  the  stockholders  will  submit  to  an  as- 
sessment or  permit  the  road  to  be  foreclosed.  The 
bonds  have  sold,  without  coupon,  this  week  for  48  to 
J.  There  is  no  disposition  on  the  part  of  bond- 
holders to  scale  down  their  holdings  below  this  figure. 
The  stock  is  now  selling  at  9i  to  lOi-.  It  is  a  ques- 
tion whether  it  is  worth  any  thi  ng,  1  mt  at  those  figures 
purchasers  could  still  stand  a  heavy  assessment  if  the 
road  could  thereby  be  put  on  a  paying  basis. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Feb.  9,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


WEEK  ENDING 

WEEK  ENDING 

P  - 

FEB.  9,  1895. 

FEB  9,  1894. 

oentages 

Inc. 

Deo. 

New  York .... 

»  547,231,843  i 

I  481,747,383 

13.7 

89,045,140 

77,730,137 

14.5 

89,003,058 

81,443,408 

9.3 

Philadelphia.. 

65,013,585 

54,736.437 

18.7 

St.  Lonia.  .  . 

2,^,349,992 

22,649,945 

3,0 

San  FraDOisoo. 

11,746,847 

12,211,936 

3.8 

Baltimore  

12,915,230 

12,607,547 

2.4 

Pittsburgh, . . . 

12,261,453 

11,537,402 

6.0 

Oinoinnati .... 

12,590,300 

12,214,950 

3.0 

Kansas  City  . . 

8,889,400 

8,886,033 

Nona 

New  Orleans  . . 

9,609,657 

8,828,575 

8  8 

3,811,222 

3,726,081 

2.4 

Milwaukee  

6,C94,170 

4,216,635 

20.8 

5,082,019 

5,222,024 

2.6 

Lonisvill*...  ^. 

7,529.334 

6,834,940 

10.1 

VlioneepoliB  . . 

4,208.464 

5.250,515 

19,8 

3,528,407 

4,914,629 

28.2 

Providence . . . 

4,647,000 

4,199,600 

10.6 

4,958,250 

4,472.845 

1.0,8 

5,995,831 

4,991,708 

2ii.O 

8t.  Paul.,... 

3,150,278 

2,770.696 

38.9 

2,822.797 

2,847,751 

1.7 

Indianapolis. . 

3,699,813 

3,121,733 

18.4 

8.6 

Uolnmbas  . . . . 

3.079,300 

3,370,600 

2,451,360 

2,10(5.172 

16.3 

Eliobmond  . . . . 

2,544,480 

2,700,310 

5.7 

Washington. .. 

1,761,174 

1,729,218 

1.7 

2,379,301 

2,245,759 

5.9 

16.9 

St.  Joseph. , . 

1,385,702 

1,663,839 

28.0 

2,093,280 

1,635,593 

Memphis  .... 

2,115,499 

1,814.243 

16.5 

Portland  Or.. 

913,453 

903,724 

1.1 

1,645,576 

1,585,558 

3.7 

Savannah  . . . . 

2,581,875 

1  983.386 

30.1 

8.6 

New  Haven. . . 

1,655,705 

1,700,678 

Springfield. .. 

1,363.031 

1,155,168 

8.0 

1,291,751 

1,104,713 

16.8 

Portland  Me.. 

1,309,444 

1,235,995 

5.9 

1.328,703 

•  1,169,239 

13.6 

Fort  Worth.. 

2,827,181 

1,885,240 

49.9 

1,801.921 

1,212,687 

50.0 

Syraoaee  .... 

1,040.982 

798,933 

30.1 

Des  Moin83. . 

1,054,698 

884,837 

19.0 

Glrand  Ka ^ids 

789,544 

801,096 

1.4 

Seattle  

466,482 

608,566 

8.2 

Ciowell 

789,667 

756,449 

4 

3 

Wilmington  Del 

716,875 

735,038 

3  8 

Norfolk  

,  966.50f> 

996,356 

13  0 

Sionx  Oity*#. 

531,239 

701,630 

24.2 

Los  Angeles  .  • 

924,696 

88rf,lC0 

4 

6 

Taooma  .  • .  . . 

500,913 

624,892 

20,0 

Saginaw .  .... 

304,422 

258,250 

17 

8 

355,716 

426,409 

9.4 

Jaoksonville , . 

263,925 

466.451 

46.2 

Linooln,  Neb, 

397,706 

466,326 

14,8 

New  Bedford.. 

382.287 

327,966 

16 

4 

567,038 

624,877 

8 

0 

Birmingham . . 

335,464 

287,757 

18, 

3 

Topeka  . 

370,387 

502,370 

26.2 

Lexin&rton,  Ey, 

460,293 

346,690 

32 

5 

Binghampton , 

267,700 

342,600 

21  9 

Bay  Oity*,.. 

328,035 

236,919 

38 

9 

Fall  River*. . . 

750.890 

721,365 

40 

0 

Akron*   

182,829 

151.667 

19 

8 

Springfield* . . 

162,374 

200,782 

19.4 

Canton*  

160,000 

117,000 

31.' 

' 

Sioax  Falls*. 

58,639 

136,761 

68.6 

8P.665 

104,220 

17.3 

Hastings*. . . , 

63,970 

83,709 

25.0 

Chattanooga*. 

264  133 

312,366 

15  3 

100,590 

117,029 

14,5 

Nashville* .... 

1,171,952 

1,157  839 

1 

.1 

(Jalveston* . . . 

4,642,260 

4,794  010 

6.6 

Salt  Lake  City. 

954.000 

1,036,100 

7.8 

Bookford  

170.099 

No  retorns 

Helena*  

£02,648 

Soranton*. . . . 

661,275 

(( 

Kalamazoo*.. 

207,610 

II 

Little  Rook*. . 

207,271 

i> 

Total,  U.S.     $  979,305,040  $  886,291,859  11.9 

Cities  Exoldg  N,  Y.   432,073,197  406,469,473  9.9 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)        |10.667  160  %  9,374,691 

Toronto        "              6,360,870  5,202,152 

Halifax.       "              1,233.261  1,126,348 

Hamilton*   "  .              677,632  841,847 

Winnipeg,       .             641,954  1,001,840 


13.7 
22,2 
6.6 


19.6 
36.0 


Total,  Can. 


$19,580,711     $16,544,038  11.4 


ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

«SrEEK  ENDING        WEEK  ENDING  PEBCENT- 


FEB  9,  1895. 

New  Engl'd  States  $102,793,303 


Middle 
Southern 
Western 
Northwestern 
Southwestern 
Far  Western 


631,272,361 
46,018.107 
38,493,275 
109,103,381 
36,678,018 
19,186,552 


FEB  S.  1894. 
$  94,030,449 
657,474,394 
41,382,820 
36,388,787 
100,347,678 
37,199,146 
19,458,415 

$  886,291,589 


9,2 
13.4 
U  4 
5.9 
9.0 


$  983,544,997 

*Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Like  an  ever  fluctuating  barometer,  the  table  of 
bank  clearings  is  a  sort  of  financial  weather  map  of 
the  country.  Its  indications  are  positive,  expressed 
in  figures  too  plain  to  be  contradicted.  Not  only 
does  it  show  the  sum  total  of  advance  or  retreat  in 
the  business  situation  but  it  records  each  separate 
victory  or  defeat  in  detail,  and  gives  in  the  long  run, 
the  financial  history  of  each  city  in  the  form  of  a 
record  of  its  progress  as  a  business  center.  Taken  in 
connection  with  other  statistics,  the  bank  clearings 
of  any  city  for  a  series  of  years  show  its  exact  course 
in  commerce  and  industry. 

The  other  figures  referred  to  are  commercial  re- 
ports and  market  price  lists.  The  latter,  as  has 
been  often  pointed  out  in  these  columns,  are  impor- 
tant. Prices  having  fallen  on  an  average  some  15 
per  cent  during  the  past  year  it  would  be  obviously 
unfair  to  make  a  comparison  of  present  bank  clear- 
ings with  those  of  one  year  ago  without  taking  this 
into  account.  Any  increases  shown  now  are  greater 
than  they  seem,  and  decreases  are  correspondingly 
less  so  far  as  the  actual  volume  of  business  is  con- 
cerned. But  this  is  at  best  hut  poor  consolation. 
It  is  high  prices  after  all  that  make  prosperity,  and 
the  general  falling  oHis  only  an  added  misfortune. 

Commercial  reports  are  valuable  in  this  connection 
because  they  give  definite  confirmation  to  the  figures 
of  the  table.  For  the  week  under  consideration  we 
find  that  the  Harrisburg,  Pa,,  steel  works,  employing 
200  men,  the  Clay  City,  Ind,,  coal  mines  and  the 
East  Dudham,  Mass.,  woolen  mills  have  resumed; 
the  business  men's  association  of  Norfolk,  Va., 
has  started  a  subscription  for  the  erection  of  a  cot- 


152 


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J'ebruary  16,  18  S. 


ton  mill,  and  appointed  a  committee  to  prepare  a 
prospectus;  that  a  revival  in  the  southern  lumber  in- 
dustry is  now  a  certainty  ;  that  the  industrial  situ- 
ation in  Milwaukee  is  much  improved  over  a  year 
ago;  that  relief  society  statistics  for  St  Paul,  Min- 
neapolis, Indianapolis  Detroit  and  other  cities  show 
the  number  of  unemployed  to  be  no  more  than  one- 
third  that  of  last  winter,  and  that  in  general  the 
regularly  organized  charities  can  supply  all  pressing 
needs. 

The  new  Puget  Sound  Alaska  steamship  company 
is  to  be  put  in  operation  by  March  1st.  The  rapid 
increase  of  trade  between  Seattle  and  Alaska  towns 
within  the  past  two  years  and  the  disposition  on  the 
part  of  Alaska  merchants  to  do  business  at  Puget 
Sound  ports  are  said  to  have  demanded  a  first-class 
steamship  line. 

Senator  Voorhees,  in  a  recent  letter  to  the  press, 
expressed  the  opinion  that  as  soon  as  our  present 
revenue  laws  get  into  full  operation  and  working  or- 
der the  rpvenues  of  the  government  will  be  more 
than  sufficient  to  meet  all  government  expenses,  and 
he  predicts  that  this  will  occur  within  the  next  sixty 
days,  and  that  the  sale  of  bonds  will  then  cease. 

It  is  reported  that  the  rolling  mill  plan  at 
Struthers,  O  ,  will  b-t  bought  from  the  executors  of 
the  Thomas  Struthers  es  ate.  and  will  be  put  in  op- 
eration in  the  manufacture  of  fine  grades  of  sheet 
Iron. 

A  big  steel  rail  plant  is  being  built  at  Lorain,  O  , 
the  Carnegie  company  contemplate  changing  their 
plant  so  as  to  admit  of  the  manufacture  of  cannon  ; 
the  billet  mill  of  the  Pennsylvania  steel  works  re- 
sumed recently,  after  an  idlene  s  of  seven  weeks, 
the  rail  mill  of  the  Edgar  Thompson  stee)  works,  at 
Braddock,  Pa.,  is  said  to  have  enough  orders  now  on 
the  books  to  keep  it  busy  for  several  months;  the 
Youngstown,  O.,  tube  works  have  started  up  in 
several  departments.  These  are  current  reports 
about  the  iron  industries,  which  are  regarded  as 
among  the  most  important  interests  in  the  country. 

This  is  the  bright  side  of  the  commercial  and  in 
dustrlal  situation.  There  is  another  side,  to  be 
sure,  but  it  is  not  so  prominent  at  present.  A  few 
months  ago  it  will  be  remembered,  there  was  but 
one  side  and  that  all  dark.  The  change  has  been 
gradual  but  positive.  It  is  believed  that  the  for- 
ward movement  has  now  only  fairly  begun,  and  that 
it  will  result  in  such  a  revival  of  business  as  has  not 
been  known  for  many  years.  The  conditions  for  this 
are  all  favorable  with  one  exception,  and  that  is  the 
rise  in  value  of  gold  and  the  relative  fall  in  value  of 
every  other  artic'e. 

A  practical  illustration  of  this  fact  is  now  being 
given  to  the  country  by  the  administration  in  Wash- 
ington, in  its  efforts  to  float  a  new  loan.  The  bank- 
ers who  agree  to  furnish  gold  in  exchange  for  bonds 
will  demand  an  increased  interest  of  three-fourths 
of  one  per  cent  if  the  word  "coin"  is  sul  stituted  for 
"gold"  in  the  bonds.  What  does  this  mean?  It 
means  that  the  bankers  themselves  admit  the 
greater  purchasing  power  of  gold,  and  discredit  a 
bimetallic  currency  such  as  existed  almost  the  world 
over  from  time  immemorial  prior  to  1873.  It  means 
that  gold  not  only  has  appreciated  but  is  continuing 
to  do  so;  to  such  an  extent  that  the  money  lenders 
demand  of  government  $16,000,000  more  interest  in 
thirty  years  for  bonds  not  payable  in  gold  than  for 
securities  in  which  stipulation  is  made  in  favor  of 
the  yellow  metal.  Meantime  all  other  loans— pri- 
vate and  municipal— are  made  subject  to  this  same 
golden  (?)  rule.  It  is  not  pretended  that  there  is  gold 
enough  iu  the  world  to  pay  even  one-tenth  part  of 
these  increasing  obligations,  and  just  in  proportion 
as  the  promises  to  pay  in  gold  increase  in  a  greater 
ratio  than  the  supply  of  gold  increases,  just  so  fast 
will  gold  increase  iu  purchasing  power  and  prices  of 
all  commodities  continue  to  fall,  to  the  utter  ruin 
of  everybody  except  the  money  lenders. 


Woodbnry,  N.  J.— Meeting  of  the  Ooanty  Leeislatnre. 
Janoary  17.  On  motion  of  Mr.  Uainger,  .hat  Direotor  and 
OoMeotor  were  anthorized  to  borrow  not  exceeding  i;3  fion 
to  pay  for  work  already  done  on  the  Crown  Point  knd 
awdesboro  stone  roads. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Range  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 

\merioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

GhioAgo  National  

Oommercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Eqoitahle  Trnst  Co  

Pirrit  National  Bank  

Fo.H  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Borne  National  

illinoia  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

DnioD  Trost  Co  


HI3CELLANE0US  BONDS. 


Km  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co. 


(lalomet  Electric  3t  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  .  .1912 
Cbi  Coos  Brewing  &  Malting  6s, 

Ohi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  n-20  58  

Ohi  P'^k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. . .  1910 

Oons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  6s   1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)l933 
Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4'^8., 

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  let  M  6sl9v9 
"  "    Cons  Gold  68  1948 

3h  of  Com  SVC  5-2fl  59  . . . 
Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58 ... .  1907 
Commerce  Vault  Co  68 
Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ...  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  5s . . . .  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn5s  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  6s  .s>)0 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4j^s  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  let  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  69   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwCo  Ld  581900 

Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58  1909 

W  Chi  8t  R  R  Debenture  6a. 

West  Town  New  issne  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


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Vllen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Oal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Teleptione  Co... 
Oenical  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

(Ihi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
C^hi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co  

"       Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  IH  

niinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R.... 

In  P»«k  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  P«ok     Prov  Co  fifd  


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Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  . . . ! . ! 

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  

West  Div  City  Railway    .  .  .  . . 

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


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13  189  000 

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2  260  000 

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"►Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  tLast  quotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  241^ 

Cal  &  Chi  C  &  D  Co.  ....56 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10 

Pfd  28 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  4 


Diamond  Match  Co,  Ill.l.W 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  lir% 

Mil  &  Cbi  Brew  Co  9 

Pfd.  29 

N  ¥  Bi.scnit  Co  .M^ 

Pfd  .52%  N  Chi  St  R  R  25S^ 

hicagoGas  Co  7;%  Street's  WSC  Line 

^hi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co....  13%  ^  nhi  St  R  R  in ^3 


DAILY_SALES. 

.  Saturday,  February  9,  I8B5. 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

 8%  8  

INTEE   PACK.  &  PBOV.  00.         100— ao't  1431^ 

20  7 W  OHI  STREET  B  E. 

 8  16  

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00.         lOP— ac't   111% 

 121^    6r— Ro't  111^ 

100— ao't  12%    50— ao't  nij^ 

Monday,  February  II,  1895. 


OENTBAL  TNION  TEL.  C  ). 

10  ^OJi 

NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B  OO. 

60 — ac't  V52 

OAL.  &  cm.  CANAL  DOCK. 

70    56 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  OO,  ILL. 

25  143 

f,2 100— ac't  1115^ 

^8  J43%  55d-ac't   ni| 

 '*3^1250— ac't  112 

300— ao't   11^% 


60 — ac't  143 

OHI.  PAOK.  &  PBOV  00. 

44  44 

W.  OHI.  8TEEET  B  B. 

200   111J4- 

111^ 
111% 


50 
10 
450 
150 


-ao't . 
-ac't . 


.144 
.  145 


Wednesday,  February  13,  1895. 


WB8TEBN  STONE  00. 

20  63 

CHI.  PAOK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  44 

60  45 

CENTBAL  union  TEL  00, 

10  60^ 


10. 


.51 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL^ 

100  ,  143 

4  143% 

STBEEBS'S  W.    CAB  LINE. 

26  13 

60— ac't  13 

NEW  YOBE  BISCUIT  OO . 
100  52% 

75  53 

50— ao't  52;^ 

OHI.  &  a.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

2  12% 

350  -ac't  12^ 

60— ao't  13 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

10  25 

W.  CHI.  STBKBT  B  B. 

13   ..112 

1000— ac't   Hi  % 

100— ac't  111^ 

360— ao't  111-5^ 

150— ac't   111% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

fio  s% 

10  b% 

60  914 

50   9% 

100  9% 

20  9% 

KiO— ac't  8^ 

60— ao't  b% 

inn— acct  9 

3(0-  -ac't  9 14 

60— ac't  9% 

150— ao't  9% 

5('— ac't  9% 

200— ac't  H% 

1(0— ao't   9% 


Thursday,  February  14,  1895. 


NO.  CHI.    ST.   B.  B  00. 

6  262 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
60  14?^ 

165  143 

10  148% 

1— cash  1431^ 

60— ao't  143 


INTEB.  PAOK.  &  PBOV.  OO. 

110  8 

LAKE    ST.     ELEVATED  B.  B. 

10  9K 

10   9% 

60   10 

2'-   K'% 

45  103^ 


February  16,  1895 


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351'— ao'l  12%  XOO— lo't  10^ 


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50— ao't....  111^ 

250— ao't  

300— ao't   112 

OHI.  &  8.  8    BAP.  irSN.  00. 

30  12Ji 


Friday,  February  15,  1895. 


A  BSI^BN  STONB  O ) . 
50   <i5}4 

N3.  0  il.  ST.  B.  B.  O  J. 

50— ao'l  253}^ 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00.,  ILL. 

2^— oasn   140 

1 — cash   142 

6— oish   143 

10— jx  r  141?^ 

W     OHI.  STBBET  B.  B. 

5  111^ 

17  HIM 

65  112 

100— ao't  111% 

400— ao't  112 

50— ao't  1121^ 

50— ao't  11234 

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100— ao't   13*-^ 


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LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 
1  

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350- -ao't  11 H 

.f,0— ao't  I'M 

200— ao't  I'M 

^00 — ao't.  11% 

450 — Ho't  12 

100— ao't  12M 

600— ao't   12  H 

5  1— ao't  I'-^M 

5  >r— ao't  

50— ao't  1''!% 

2nn — ao't  13 

200— aoct  133^ 

60— ao't  13i4 


BREATIME3S  OF  ATLANTA,  BEORBIA. 


FOREIGN  NATIONS  TAKE  PART  IN  THE  COTTON 
STATES  AND  INTERNATIONAL  EXPOSITION. 

FresideQt  Collier  has  received,  through  the  State 
Department,  a  communication  from  Clifton  R. 
Breckenridge,  United  States  Minister  at  St.  Peters 
butg,  who  says  the  invitation  to  the  Russian  Govern- 
ment, to  take  part  in  the  Cotton  States  and  Inter- 
national Exposition  at  Atlanta,  Ga,  was  received 
with  great  favor  by  the  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs. 
Mr.  Breckenridge  urged  its  acceptance,  and  presented, 
also,  the  arguments  suggested  by  the  State  Depart 
ment,  looking  to  the  increase  of  commerce  between 
the  two  countries. 

Russia  takes  special  interest  in  the  Southern  States, 
because  of  cotton  culture,  in  which  the  Czar  is  per- 
sonally interested.  Four  years  ago,  an  accomplished 
Commissioner,  representing  the  household  of  the 
Czar,  visited  Atlanta,  and  remained  in  Georgia  for 
many  months,  investigating  cotton  culture.  He 
made  an  exhaustive  study  of  the  subject,  in  all  its 
aspects,  and  whi'e  here  acquired  a  knowledge  of 
English,  so  that  he  understood  very  thoroughly  the 
Southern  people  and  their  industrial  and  social  con 
ditions.  He  spent  weeks  on  the  plantations,  and  re 
mained  with  the  crop  from  the  Ume  it  was  planted 
until  the  cotton  was  picked,  ginned,  baled  and 
shipped.  The  Russian  Emperor  has  Immense  cotton 
plantations  on  the  crown  lands  in  Turkestan,  and  it 
is  in  this  way  that  he  came  to  take  special  interest 
in  cotton  culture  in  America  i'"rom  the  great  pains 
and  expense  taken  to  investigate  the  subject  here,  it 
is  believed  that  the  Czar  hopes  for  the  development 
of  this  industry  in  Southern  Asia  to  such  an  extent 
that  Russia  could  compete  with  the  United  States 
and  India  in  supplying  the  demand  for  cotton  goods, 
both  in  Russia  and  in  Eastern  countries.  Cotton 
factories  of  an  imoroved  type  have  recently  been  es- 
tablished in  the  western  part  of  the  Russian  Empire 
and  great  pains  are  taken  to  establish  the  industry 
on  a  broad  basis.  As  the  movement  of  cotton  mills 
from  New  England  to  the  South  has  again  attracted 
world-wide  attention  to  the  advantages  of  this  sec- 
tion over  all  others  in  the  production  and  manufac- 
ture of  cotton,  the  Exposition  of  the  Cotton  States 
naturally  interests  Russia  in  an  especial  way.  It  is 
expected  that  the  invitation  to  take  part  in  the  Ex- 
position will  be  accepted. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

If  the  indications  of  the  past  week  are  to  be  relied 
on,  there  will  be  no  lack  of  activity  in  the  real  estate 
circles  before  May  1st.  Brokers  say  that  the  amount 
of  inquiry  is  surpassing  for  this  time  of  year.  All 
classes  of  investors  are  cautiously  looking  around  and 
getting  ready  to  make  some  moves  which  they  be- 
lieve will  be  of  advantage  to  them.  This  is  especially 
noticeable  in  residence  property.  There  is  a  demand 
for  cheap  lots  and  homes  in  the  near  suburbs,  and 
this  demand  is  constantly  being  stimulated  by  the 
march  of  rapid  transit.  During  the  week  past  the 
Proviso  Land  Association  has  had  many  inquiries  for 
Mavwood  property  and  has  sold  two  houses  in  that 
suburb  E.  A  Cummings  &  Co.  report  a  decided 
movement  in  the  direction  of  home-buying  in  the 
suburb  controlled  by  them.  S.  E.  Gross  is  preparing 
for  a  vigorous  spring  campaign  in  the  sale  of  sub- 
urban lots.  Mr.  Moore,  of  this  house,  has  prepared 
an  interesting  table  which  sh(>ws  the  advantage  of 
owning  a  home  as  compared  with  paying  rent.  The 
accumulations  of  rent  with  interest  for  any  given 
number  of  years  are  tabulated,  and  a  large  force  of 
new  agents  are  now  being  instructed  in  the  art  of  lot 
selling  by  this  table  and  similar  methods  at  their 
schoolroom  in  the  Masonic  Temple.  It  is  evident 
that  there  will  be  considerable  revival  of  busi- 
ness in  cheap  lots  during  the  coming  spring  and 
summer. 

At  present  the  only  active  demand  is  for  central 
down  town  property.  No  offerings  of  such  property 
are  being  made  so  far  as  is  generally  known,  or  at 
least  at  figures  within  the  reach  of  buyers.  The  only 
thing  obtainable  is  the  ninety-nine-year  lease,  and 
that  at  figures  prohibitive  except  for  the  purpose  of 
erecting  large  office  buildings.  The  lots  at  160  to  162 
Washington  street,  recently  leased  to  a  syndicate  for 
ninety-nine  years  at$15,000  a  year,are  a  good  example. 
This  week  a  trust  deed  for  845,000  was  executed  to  E. 
G.  Mason  by  the  Tax  Abstract  Company  on  this  prop- 
erty, the  loan  running  for  seven  years  at  5  per  cent 
per  annum.  A  high  office  building  is  to  be  erected. 
The  location  is  a  good  one  and  doubtless  will  justify 
the  enterprise. 

The  course  of  central  business  property  in  the  last 
ten  years  is  shown  in  the  revaluation  of  school  lands 
which  was  submitted  to  the  board  of  education  this 
week.  In  the  aggregate  the  increase  in  annual  rental 
for  the  next  ten  years  is  from  $225,503  to  $783,905,  or 
a  net  increase  of  |558, 401— more  thaa  200  per  cent. 
The  Chicago  Tribune  building,  for  instance,  occupies 
a  lot  72  by  120  feet,  on  which  the  annual  rental  for 
the  last  ten  years  has  been  $i8,000  per  annum.  By 
the  new  appraisement  the  rental  has  been  raised  to 
543,200  per  annum,  and  the  valuation  of  the  Dearborn 
street  frontage  from  $4,150  to  $  0,000  per  front  foot. 
This  does  not  look  as  though  Chicago  property  is  on 
the  retrograde. 

A  trust  deed  filed  this  week  by  the  Calumet  Elec- 
tric Street  Railway  company  for  13,000,000  construe 
tion  bonds  indicates  the  wonderful  progress  of  street 
railway  extension  in  the  city  and  suburbs  at  the  pres- 
ent time  That  this  uoparalled  increase  in  rapid 
transit  facilities  should  tend  to  develop  suburban 
property  in  every  direction  can  hardly  be  doubted. 
As  yet,  however,  there  is  no  demand  for  vacant,  but 
present  owners  are  inclined  to  hold  on  tenaciously. 
The  cash  buyer  is  at  a  premium,  but  very  few  real 
sacrifices  of  lots  are  being  made  even  for  cash.  The 
situation  is  rather  one  of  inactivity  on  both  sides. 
Owners  are  content  to  bold  on,  and  buyers  are  not  in 
evidence.  An  attempt  was  made  this  week  for  the 
third  time  to  sell  in  a  partition  suit  twenty-six  lots 
in  Pitner's  subdivision,  comprising  the  entire  frontage 
of  600  feet  on  Indiana  avenue  between  Seventy-eighth 
and  Seventy-ninth  streets.  The  appraised  valuation 
of  these  lots  was  $12,900.  The  lowest  bid  acceptable 
to  the  court  would  be  two-thirds  of  the  appraised 
valuation,  or  $8,600,  but  no  bid  approaching  this 
amount  was  made,  and  the  sale  was  again  postponed. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  LEGISLATION. 

The  bill   relating  to  tax  sales  which  will  be 
championed  by  the  Real  Estate  Board  at  Springfield, 


provides  that  the  hour  for  tax  sales  shall  begin  at 
9  o'clock,  instead  of  10  o'clock  in  the  forenoon;  that 
the  person  offering  to  pay  the  amount  due  for  the 
least  penalty,  not  to  exceed  22i  per  cent  for  the  first 
six  months  and  12i  per  cent  for  each  succeeding  six 
months  on  the  amount  due,  shall  be  declared  the 
purchaser;  that  real  estate  sold  may  be  redeemed  at 
any  time  before  the  expiration  of  three  years  by  pay- 
ing the  amount  for  which  it  was  sold,  the  rate  of  in- 
terest bid  by  the  tax  buyer  and  a  penalty  of  10  per 
cent  upon  the  amount  for  which  it  was  sold,  and  that 
the  tax  buyer  shall  be  entitled  to  a  tax  deed  at  the 
expiration  of  three  years  after  the  date  of  sale. 

The  Board  will  also  introduce  a  bill  covering  tax- 
ation, with  the  following  provisions:  A  supervisor 
of  assessments  to  be  chosen,  whose  office  shall  be 
open  continuously  during  the  entire  year  to  the  tax- 
payers, for  the  purpose  of  revising,  equalizing  and 
correcting  any  errors  in  the  assessments;  making  as- 
sessments once  in  five  years,  with  annual  revisions; 
levying  an  assessment  on  a  certain  fixed  fraction  of 
the  fair  cash  value  instead  of  the  method  in  use  at 
present,  and  giving  bonds  by  the  assessor  for  the 
faithful  discharge  of  his  duty. 

The  Young  Men's  Christian  Association  have  filed 
a  trust  deed  to  the  Northern  Trust  Company  of  Chi- 
cago. The  deed  was  upon  the  Madison  street  prop- 
erty of  the  association  and  is  to  insure  the  issuance 
of  $600,000  gold  bonds.  These  bonds  are  to  be  of  the 
value  of  «1,000  each  with  interest  at  the  rate  of  5  per 
cent,  payable  semi-annually,  and  are  for  the  period  of 
thirty  years  The  association  reserves  the  right  to 
redeem  bonds  after  Feb.  1,  1915,  on  sixty  days'  notice. 
Of  the  money  $400,000  is  to  be  used  to  pay  off  the 
present  indebtedness  of  the  association,  which  is  also 
by  a  provision  of  the  deed,  to  carry  $50  ',000  insurance. 

A  loan  of  $30,000  has  been  made  by  the  Northern  . 
Trust  Company  to  the  Dubuque  Apartment  Company 
upon  the  property  100  by  100  feet  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  Indiana  and  Rush  streets,  where  the  Du- 
buque apartment-house  is  now  in  course  of  erection. 
This  building  will  cost  $175,000,  and  the  ground  is 
under  a  198-year  lease,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $6,000. 
The  trust  deed  runs  for  twenty  years  at  6*  per  cent 
per  annum. 

IMPORTANT  EEAL  ESTATE  S\LES. 

Sales  have  gone  to  the  record  of  50  by  IbO  feet,  east 
front,  on  Washingto  n  avenue,  200  feet  north  of 
Fifty-ninth  street;  also  of  the  leasehold  interestin 
200  by  150  feet  on  the  northwest  corner  of  Wash- 
ington avenue  and  Fifty  ninth  street,  and 
of  100x150  feet  on  the  northeast  corner  of 
Madison  avenue  and  59th  st.,  together  with  the  im- 
provements, by  William  H.  Barry  and  others  to  the 
Barry  Hotel  company,  for  $.300,000.  The  improve- 
ment consists  of  a  hotel  completed  early  in  18J3, 
five  stories  and  basement,  which  has  a  frontage  of 
300  feet  on  Midway  plaisance,  250  feet  on  Washing- 
ton and  100  feet  on  Madison  avenue.  It  cost  $200,000 
and  has  the  largest  building  frontage  of  any  struct- 
ure in  Chicago,  the  courthouse  and  custom-house 
blocks  excepted.  The  ground  is  under  a  99-year 
lease  from  August,  1892,  to  Barry  Brothers  at  an  an- 
nual rental  of  $5,445,  which  is  on  the  basis  of  5i  per 
cent  on  a  frontage  value  of  $330  per  foot  on  Midway 
plaisance.  Taking  the  value  of  the  building, 
$200,000,  and  the  value  of  the  ground  as  based  upon 
the  rental,  $99,000,  the  purchase  price,  $300,000  shows 
that,  world's  fair  hotel  property  has  not  deteriorated 
and  even  shows  a  slight  advance. 

The  Oriental  property  on  the  South  west  cor  of 
LaSalle  street  and  Calhoun  Place  has  been  leased. 
The  ground  is  76x80  9  feet  fronting  on  LaSalle  street 
together  with  40x50  feet  in  the  rear.  The  building 
is  a  4-story  old  fashioned  structure.  The  ground 
rental  is  fixed  at  about  $25,000  per  anum  on  a  basis  of 
5^  on  1500,000.  A  $200  000  loan  is  arranged  for  to 
construct  a  new  building. 


Waxahaohie,  Tex. — Bids  will  be  received  ontil  Fob  25, 
for  the  pnrohase  of  $150,uO()  or  $100,(  01  (in  two  bids).  5 
percent,  Ellis  Oonnty  Court  Honse  bonds.  Payable  in 
forty  years  and  redeemable  at  the  option  of  the  county 
after  ten  years.    J.  0.  Smith,  County  Judge. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16,  18P5 


VALUATIONS  OF  SCHOOL  LANDS. 

VALUATIONS  OF  1895  COMPARED  WITH  1S85— VALUE 
PER  FRONT  FOOT  1895. 

Value 
per  tnnt 
foot. 

Division  aud  Sedgwick  streets  southeast  corner, 
size.  1  1  05x264;  valued  at  $75,000  to  $85,000;  rent- 
al $5,100.  Valuation  and  rental  of  1885.  $50,000 
and  13,000  respectively;  lessee,  Board  of  Education 
   $480 

State  St  161.  size,  20x83;  valued  at  $180,000;  rental, 
$10,800  Valuation  and  rental  for  1885,  $50,000  and 
$3,000  respectively;  lessee,  Albert  B.  Harris.  .$9,000 

Canal  and  West  Madison  sts,  northwest  corner,  size 
66x56;  valued  at  $84,000,  or  $1,500  a  foot  on  Madi- 
son street  front;  rental,  $5,u40  Valuation  and 
rental  of  1885,  $33,000  and  $1  980  respectively; 
lessee,  Harry  Brown      —   $1,500 

Madison  st  W  21  to  23,  size  84x56;  valued  at  $100,- 
000,  rental,  $6,048.  Valuation  and  rental  of  1885. 
$33,600  and  $J, 016  respectively;  Lucius  B  Otis  *!, 200 

Madison  st  175  to  181,  size,  80x179.6;  valued  at  $440,- 
000,  rental  $26,400.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $i40,000  and  $8,400  respectively; 
Chicago  Daily  News  company   $5,500 

Madison  st  81  to  87,  size  80x163.735;  valued  at  $640,- 
000  rental  $38,400  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $240,000  and  $14,400  respectively; 
Alexander  D.  Hannah  and  David  Hogg  ..  $8,000 

Madison  st  W  150  164,  size  204. 65x  80;  valued  at 
$306,965,  rental  $18,444.  Valuation  and  rental 
under  appraisal  of  1  -85,  $102,325  and  $6,139.50  re- 
spectively; .lohn  VI.  Smyth   $!,500 

Madison  and  Halsted  sts.  southwest  corner,  size, 
200x100;  valued  at  $500,000,  rental  $30,000.  Valua- 
tion and  rental  under  appraisal  of  i885,  118,756 
and  $7,125  respectively;  Charles  H.  Blair  ....$2,500 

Halned  st  78,size,  20x1.50;  valued  at  $30,000.  rental, 
$1,800.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  49,000  and  $540  respectively;  .John  and 
Thomas  Coughlin   $1,500 

Halsteu  st  80-100,  west  front  and  181  West  Monroe 
street  (corner);  total  rental,  $22,398.  Total  val- 
uation and  rental  under  appraisal  of  1885,  $102,- 
117.50  and  $6.i27  50  respectively;  Charles  H.  Blair 

Monroe  st  155  177,  288.9  feet  front;  valued  at  $  73,- 
400,  rental,  $10,407.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $28  892  and  $1,733.52  respect 
ively;  Board  of  E'iucation  

Jackson  st  W  52  58,  size,  80  025x50;  valued  at  $40,- 
125  rental  $2,407  .50  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $6,000  and  $360  respectively; 
John  O'Malley.  Jr       ....    $500 

Jackson  st  W  OO-^,  size.  .50x80  025;  valued  at  $64,- 
200;  rental  $3,8.52.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $8,000  and  $480  respectively; 
Margarette  Hertz    $S0o 

Jackson  and  Canal  sts,  southwest  corner,  east  front 
on  Canal  and  north  fronton  West  Jackson  street ; 
size,  50x160  0">;  valued  at  $114,000;  rental,  18  640. 
Valuat  ion  and  rental  under  appraisal  of  ,885,  *16,- 
000  and  $960  respectively;  Edward  H.  Van  Ingen 


Pacific  av  74,  size,25.  '^Sx  00;  rental, $1,056  93. Valua- 
tion and  rental  under  appraisal  of  1885,  $2,r)16  50 
and  $l.-)0.99  respectivdlv;  John  Delaney  ...  $700 

Pacific  av  76  to  80,  size,  75.165x100;  valued  at  $52,- 
165;  rental  $3,656  93.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
apprai.sal  of  1885,  $7,516.50  and  $4.50  99  respect- 
ively; Estate  of  Thomas  Mackin  .  $700 

Clark  st  330,  size,  25x100;  valued  at  $40,000;  rental, 
$2,400,  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  $6,250  and  $:j75  respectively;  Estate  of 
Thomas  Mackin   ....$1,600 

Clark  st  3i^,  size,  25x100;  valued  at  $40,000;  rental. 
$2,400.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  $6,250  and  $375  respectively;  Charles  W. 
Lasher   $1,600 

Pacific  avenue  82-84,  size,  60.67x100;  valued  at  $^2,- 
469,  rental,  2,548.14.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $6,067  and  $.364. Oz  respectively; 
Fire  D.'.f>artment    $700 

Clark  SI  338-342,  size,  50x160;  valued  at  $80,000; 
rental.  $4,800.  Valuation  and  appraisal  of  .885, 
12  500  and  $750  respectively;  James  Goggin  .$1,600 

Harrison  street  and  Pacific  avenue,  northeast  cor- 
ner, south  and  west  front',  size,  138.92x100  33; 
valued  at  $138  920;  rental,  $8,335  20  Valuation 
and  rental  under  appraisal  of  1885,  $18  867  84  and 
$1,132  02  respectively;  Police  Depa  tment  $1,000 

Harrison  and  Clark  streets,  northwest  corner, 
south  and  east  fronts,  size,  99  0x100;  valued  at 
$199,6i(;;  rental, IJ, 977  20.  Valuation  and  rental 
under  appraisal  of  1885,  $32,452  50  and  $1,837  15 
respectively;  James  Goggin  ..$2,000 

State  st  132  and  134,  corner  east  and  north  fronts, 
size,  48x80,  valued  at  $720,0  0;  rentals,  $43,200. 
Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of  188."), 
$252,000  and  $.5,120  respectively;  Joseph  L.  Otis 
  $15,000 

Madison  st  74  and  76,  size,  24x120;  valued  at  $264,- 
000;  rental,  $i5,8l0.  Valuation  and  rentals  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $73,000  and  $4,320  respectively; 
George  Otis  $11,000 


State  st  136  size,  24x120;  valued  at  $264,000;  rental, 
$15,840.  Valuation  and  appraisal  of  1885,  $7-), 000: 
and  $4,320  respectively;  Wilhehuina  Schwarz.$l  1,000 

State  st  138  to  144,  size,  72x120,  valued  at  $720,000; 
rental,  $43,200.  Valuation  and  rental  under  ap- 
praisal of  1885,  $216,000  and  $12,000  respectively; 
Estate  of  Thomas  Mackin    ...    $10,000 

State  st  146,  size,  24x120;  valued  at  $252,000;  rental, 
$15,120.  Valuation  and  rental  under  ap- 
praisal of  i885,  $72,000  and  $4,320  respectively; 
Henry  Weil   ..  .$10,500 

State  st  148,  size,  24x120,  valued  at  $276,000;  rental, 
$16,560.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  $79,200  and  $4,75i  respectively;  Rosalie  Ca- 
vana    .  $11,500 

Dearborn  st  139  to  14!,  corner,  size,  72x120;  valued 
at  $720,000;  rental,  $43,200.  Valuation  and  rent- 
al under  appraisal  of  $1885,  $300,000  and  $18  000 
respectively;  The  Tribune  company        ..  $10,000 

Dearborn  st  145  to  149,  size,  48x120;  valued  at  $336,- 
000,  rental,  $20,160.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  188-3,  $96,000  and  $5,760  respectively; 
Estate  of  Thomas  Mackin   $',000 

Dearborn  st  147,  size,  24x120;  valued  at  $168,000. 
Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of  1885, 
$48,000  and  $2,880  respectively;  Andrew  Cum- 
mings   $7,000 

Dearborn  st  151  and  153,  size,  4»xl20;  valued  at 
$360,000;  rental.  $21,600.  Valuation  and  rental 
under  appraisal  of  1885,  $102,000  and  $6,120  re- 
spectively      . .   $7,500 

Dearborn  st  155  and  157,  size.  48x120;  valued  at  1360,- 
000;  rental  $21,600.  Valuation  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885,  $102,000  and  $6,120  respectively; 
Alive  F.  Chambers  and  Ava  W.  Farwell  ...  .$7,500 

Dearborn  st  159,  size,  40x120;  valued  at  $280,000; 
rental,  $16,800.  Valuation  and  rental  under  ap- 
praisal of  18'-5,  $^0,000  and  $4,800  respectively; 
Caroline  F.  Wilson  $7,00  ' 

Dearborn  st  161  and  171,  size,  104x120;  valued  at 
$1,040,000;  rental,  $62,400.  Valuation  and  rental 
under  aupraisal  of  18s5,  $250,000  and  $!5,000  re 
spectively:  Daniel  F'.  Crilly   $10,000 

Monroe  st  73  75.  size  54.36x.92;  valued  at  $353,080; 
rental.  $21,184  80.  Valuatii.n  and  rental  under 
appraisal  of  1885.  $88,628  and  $5,377.68  respect- 
ively; Estate  of  James  J.  Gore   $6,500 

Monroe  st  71,  size,  27.16x192;  valued  at  $176  540; 
rental,  $10  592  Valuation  and  rental  under  ap- 
praisal of  f85,  $48,883  and  $2,933.28  respectively; 
J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen,  executor  and  trustee  of  es- 
tate of  Catherine  Boomer  $6,500 

Stalest  .50,  size,  24xi20;  valued  at  $276,000;  rental, 
$16,560.  V^aluation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  $79,:i('0  and  $4,75i  respectively;  David  L 
Streeter   $1.,500 

State  st  152,  size,  24x120  valued  at  $240,000;  rental, 
$14,400.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal  of 
1885,  t67.i00anrt  $4,032  respectively         ..  .$10,000 

State  st  154,  size,  24x  20;  valued  at  $240,000;  rental, 
$14,400.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal 
of  1885,  $ti7,200  and  $4,082  respectively;  George  B 
Jenkin.son      $10,000 

State  st  158  160-T.2-164,  size,  96x120;  valued  at  $1,- 
152,00ii;  rental,  $69,120.  Valuation  and  rental 
under  appraisal  of  1885,  $302,400  and  $318,144  re- 
spectively; Lucius  B  Otis    .  ...$i2,000 

State  st  156,  size,  24x120;  valued  at  $240,000;  rental. 
$  4,400.  Valuation  and  rental  under  appraisal 
of  1885,  $67,200  and  $4,032  respectively;  Thomas 
G.  Otis  ...    $10,000 

Desplaines  st  N  163,  size,  20xl.'>0;  valued  at  $2,70i ; 
rental,  $162.   Rental  under  appraisal  of  1885,  $100 

Wacker  &  Birk  Brewing  and  Malting  Co  $135 

The  above  estimates  were  made  by  the  Board  of 

Education  Oommitt'^e  having  the  matter  in  charge. 

The  total  est. mate  is  $783,905  80,  a  net  gain  over  1885 

of  $558,401  84  in  rentals. 

A  TWICE  TOLD  TALE. 


THE    FRANCES  PROPERTY   SOLD  TO    THE  THEOLOGI- 
CAL SEMINARY. 

The  Chicago  Tribune  of  Wednesday  states  that 
"the  Frances  property,  southwest  corner  of  Monroe 
and  Jefferson  streets,  owned  for  seven  years  by  John 
A.  Spoor,  manager  of  the  Wagner  Sleeping  Car  com- 
pany, has  been  sold  to  the  Chicago  Theological  Semi- 
nary. The  price  paid  was  $155,000  and  the  purchase 
includes  a  six-story  building  devoted  to  manufactur- 
ing industries  and  occupied  by  half  a  dozen  small  con- 
cerns. It  covers  the  entire  lot  having  a  frontage  of 
seventy-five  feet  on  Jefferson  street  and  100  feet  on 
Monroe  street  The  only  object  the  Seminary  people 
had  in  buying  the  property,  so  they  say,  was  one  of 
investing  so  much  money  in  improved  real  estate  from 
which  an  income  may  be  derived.  The  institution 
has  of  late  years  invested  something  like  $1 ,500,000 
and  owns  several  valuable  blocks  in  that  vicinity. 
I  Mr.  Spoor  came  into  possession  of  this  particular 


corner  seven  years  ago.  The  Seminary  sent  a  man 
to  him  a  few  days  ago  to  find  out  what  he  would  take 
for  it.  He  fixed  the  price  and  after  a  few  days'  ne- 
gotiation the  deal  was  closed  Monday."  The  above 
sale  was  reported  in  the  real  estate  columns  of  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal  several  weeks 
ago.  The  scarcity  of  sales  in  that  quarter,  however, 
warrants  the  repetition. 


A  BOOM  FOR  THE  NORTH-WEST  SECTION. 

CONSTRUCTION  OF  THE  NORTHWESTERN  ELEVATED 
BEGUN— HUMBOLDT  PARK  TO   HAVE  A 
GREAT  MARKET  HOUSE. 

Following  close  on  the  completion  of  the  Metropoli- 
tan "L"  road  to  Logan  Square  the  construction  of 
the  Northwestern  Elevated  Railroad  is  begun  and 
will  be  prosecuted  with  vigor.  The  iron  contract, 
which  alone  amounts  to  upward  of  $1,000,000,  was 
awarded  to  the  Union  Bridge  Company  and  the 
Elmira  Bridge  Company,  both  of  New  York. 

The  road  is  backed  by  some  of  the  heaviest  capital- 
ists in  Chicago  and  ample  capital  is  on  band  to  push 
the  work  of  building  the  road. 

PLANS  FOR  A  GREAT  MARKET  HOUSE. 

The  company  organized  over  a  year  ago  to  establish 
a  market  in  the  northwestern  part  of  the  city  failed 
in  miking  the  necessary  negotiations  for  the  tract  of 
land  skirting  California  av  nue,  between  Armitage 
avenue  and  Cortland  street.  Now  another  site  has 
been  secured.  It  is  said  that  the  tract  immediately 
south  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  railroad, 
between  Milwaukee  and  North  Western  avenues,  has 
been  purchased.  This  location  is  esteemed  far  more 
suitable  aud  better  adapted  to  the  purpose  than  the 
firi^t  tract,  having  transportation  facilities  which 
make  it  easily  accessible  to  all  parts  of  the  city.  On 
the  east  is  the  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  line;  on  the 
west  the  North  Western  avenue  electric  line;  on  the 
north  the  railroad,  which  has  a  station  within  200 
feet  of  the  proposed  site;  on  the  south  and  along  the 
eastern  border  the  Metropolitan  elavated  is  construct- 
ing its  Milwaukee  avenue  and  Humboldt  Park 
branches,  and  one  block  south  is  the  North  avenue 
line,  which  will  soon  be  operated  by  electricity,  and 
will  connect  the  site  with  the  territory  over  toward 
Lincoln  Park. 

It  is  proposed  to  use  the  southern  part  of  the 
bract  facing  North  Western  avenue  for  the  erection 
of  a  large  market  hall,  and  it  is  said  that  for  this 
purpose  much  of  the  material  has  already  been  pur- 
chased from  the  old  World's  Fair  buildings.  The 
whole  tract  of  about  eighteen  acres  is  'vacant,  ex- 
cept for  one  three-story  house  and  a  small  building 
used  for  storage  by  J.  B.  Clow  &  Son. 

The  market  will  not  be  established  without  a  pro- 
test from  many  of  the  householders  in  the  vicinity. 
The  land  just  south  of  the  tract  is  held  to  be  excel- 
lent residence  property,  and  in  some  parts  of  it  no 
lot  can  be  purchased  unless  the  buyer  promises  to 
erect  a  residence  which  shall  cost  at  least  $8,000. 
Unless  the  market  is  kept  near  the  railroad  tracks 
there  will  be  great  opposition  to  it.  Some  of  the 
better-known  property-holders  in  the  vicinity  are 
O.  A.  Thorpe,  Emil  Klein  Dr.  Nelson,  Dr.  Thilo,  W. 
O.  Hopkins  and  Capt.  John  Anderson. 

Other  improvements  including  an  electric  line  are 
projected  in  this  section  but  the  people  who  are  to 
make  them  called  at  the  office  of  the  Journal  on 
Friday  morning  and  requested  that  no  announce- 
ment be  made  of  the  project  until  the  right  of  way 
is  secured. 


Fall  River,  Mass. — The  Uomtnittee  on  Oities  repotted  a 
bill  iu  the  Hon*e  at  Bo  ton,  Hnthoriztrg  the  city  of  Fall 
River  to  issue  uew  bocda  lo  the  amonnt  of  $!2ii.iO  i,  in 
plaie  of  Bimilar  bopds  bought  by  the  Siuking  Fuod  Oom- 
mispioaerB,  and  made  non-negotiable.  City  Treasurer 
Brightman . 

Great  Falls,  Mont. — Notice  is  given  that  the  trasteps  of 
Sohool  District  No.  1,  Cascade  Ooonty,  Montana,  on  F.'b 
18,  1896,  at  the  ofiBoe  of  the  Sohool  Board,  H  VHu^hn 
Building,  in  the  city  of  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  will  reo  i  vc.  pro- 
posaH  and  sell  school  bonds  of  said  district  to  the  amount 
of  $90,ono.  Slid  bonds  will  be  of  the  denomination  of 
$  00  eaoh,  interest  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi- 
annually.   Oharles  W.  Pomeroy,  chairman. 


February  16,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


155 


ENCDURABINB  WORDS  FOR  REAL  ESTATE 
OWNERS. 


EXTRACT  FROM  THE  ADDRESS  OF  PRESIDENT 
DUNLAP  SMITH  AT  THE  LAST  BANQUET 
OF  THE  REAti  ESTATE  BOARD. 


Under  the  recent  decision  of  the  U.  S.  Supreme 
Court  the  public  has  become  entitled  to  the  lands 
on  the  Lake  Front,  that  had  been  filled  in  by  the 
Illinois  Central  in  navigable  water  and  the  case  was 
remanded  to  the  lower  court  to  determine  the  extent 
of  this  area.  As  the  prosecution  of  this  case  would 
require  the  services  of  local  attorneys,  and  the  state 
had  no  funds  from  which  this  expense  could  be  paid, 
it  was  feared  that  all  the  time  and  labor  of  the  peo- 
ple and  your  Board  in  this  direction  would  be  lost, 
but  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  as  ever  alert  to 
the  public  good,  raised  a  fund  to  defend  the  rights 
of  the  people  and  retained  Mr.  John  H.  Hamline  to 
push  the  matter  to  a  finish.  It  is  my  pleasant  duty 
to  inform  you  that  the  preliminary  work  has  all  been 
done;  the  evidence  on  the  part  of  the  people  is  now 
before  the  Master  and  we  may  soon  expeco  a  decision 
that  will  restore  to  the  people  their  own  and  give 
them  the  possibility  of  a  park  in  the  center  of  the 
city,  greater  in  extern  than  the  area  of  Lincoln  Park. 

The  Legislature  is  now  in  session  and  we  shall 
shortly  begin  an  earnest  endeavor  to  secure  the  nec- 
essary legislation  at  Springfield  to  effect  a  reform  of 
the  Special  Assessment  System  and  the  passage  of 
the  Torrens  bill  and,  when  I  tell  you  these  matters 
are  in  the  hands  of  committees  consisting  of  men 
like  Jackson,  Fishburn,  Farrand  Lombard,  in  whose 
lexicon  of  youthful  energy  there  is  no  such  word  as  fail 
success  may  be  confidently  counted  upon  in  advance. 

There  is  another  matter  which  I  most  earnestly 
urge  you  to  take  up  at  this  session  of  the  Legislature, 
and  that  is,  a  reform  of  our  present  antiquated  sys- 
tem of  leal  estate  taxation  and  the  consolidation  of 
the  towns  making  up  the  City  of  Chicago. 

The  existing  system  of  taxation  in  Cook  county  is 
neither  just  nor  equal,  nor  could  any  system  have 
been  devised  which  would  allow  such  an  opportunity 
for  injustice  and  orruption.  There  are  fifteen  tax- 
ing authorities  within  the  confines  of  our  city.  Be- 
sides the  state,  the  city  and  county,  there  arc  eight 
Towns,  three  Park  Boards  and  a  Sanitary  District, 
each  of  which  levies  and  collects  taxes  each  year. 
This  cumbersome  system  is  partly  the  result  of  an- 
nexation and  of  our  rapid  growth. 

It"  is  so  absurd,  and  has  become  so  notoriously  cor- 
rupt and  vicious  that  it  cannot  last— its  days  are 
numbered.  It  should  give  way  to  a  rational  plan  of 
combining  the  various  Towns  into  the  City  and 
County  of  Chicago,  under  one  government,  with  one 
Assessor  or  Board  of  Assessors,  whose  office  shall  be 
In  session  the  entire  year. 

Even  were  I  prepared  with  any  detailed  plan  of 
reform  I  ft,ar  it  would  prove  an  indigestible  dessert 
on  an  occasion  like  this  but  1  cannot  refrain  from 
touching  on  some  of  the  things  to  be  accomplished 
and  the  difficulties  in  the  way. 

The  great  difficulty  confronting  Cook  county  is  the 
fact  that  the  system  of  assessment  and  taxation 
made  to  apply  to  it  was  framed  for  small  rural  com- 
munities where  it  is  yet  satisfactory,  but  to  us  it  has 
never  been  adequate  or  suitable.  The  rest  of  the 
state  does  not  favor  changing  its  time  honored 
usages  for  our  benefit,  and  our  constitution  renders 
it  extremely  difficult  to  frame  any  system  of  taxa- 
tion that  shall  be  exclusively  applicable-  to  Cook 
county,  but  the  present  condition  has  become  un- 
bearable: either  legislative  and  judicial  ingenuity 
must  devise  a  method  of  giving  to  a  county  contain- 
ing two  million  people  laws  that  may  not  be  suitable 
to  a  county  containing  but  ten  thousand,  or  else 
there  must  be  a  revision  of  the  constitution  so  as  to 
make  such  differentiatians  in  laws  possible. 

The  Civic  Federation  has  appointed  a  committee, 
whose  Chairman  Mr.  Harvey  B.  Hurd,  is  with  us  to- 
night, who  have  in  hand  the  preparation  of  a  bill  to 
furnish  us  such  relief  as  is  possible  under  the  present 
constitution.  It  provides,  amongst  other  things, 
that  the  standard  of  valuation  shall  be  fixed  and  un- 


iform, say  at  one-eighth  or  one-tenth  of  the  actual 
value;  that  the  assessor  shall  give  bonds  and  be  lia- 
ble to  penalties  for  Incapacity  or  dishonesty,  and 
that  the  assessment  shall  be  made  every  five  years, 
with  an  annual  revision  under  the  superintendence 
of  a  county  officer. 

These  reforms  will  accomplish  much,  and  are  our 
only  hope  until  a  revision  of  the  constitution  be- 
comes possible. 


TENDENCY  OF  LEBISLATION. 


Never  before  in  the  history  of  the  United  States 
in  times  of  peace  did  we  hear  so  much  about  taxation; 
never  before  did  theState  legislatures  and  congress  try 
harder  to  drive  capital  out  of  the  country  by  imposing 
taxes  of  every  sort  upon  thrifty  people,  and  never 
before  in  the  history  of  the  country  were  so  many 
reasons  or  excuses  found  for  levying  heavy  burdens  on 
society.  A  great  howl  was  raised  about  the  soldiers' 
pensions  by  the  government,  but  the  city  of  Chicago 
must  pension  its  policemen  and  the  State  legislature 
is  asked  to  pension  school  teachers,  in  the  face  of  the 
facts  that  no  class  of  employes  receive  better  wages 
and  work  fewer  hours.  And  in  order  to  keep  the 
income  up  to  the  required  notch  the  legislature  will 
tax  gifts  and  legacies  just  as  though  everything  tax- 
able was  not  already  contemplated  by  the  tax  laws. 
Our  legislators  are  always  trying  to  pass  laws  but 
never  try  to  ascertain  whether  existing  laws  are  lived 
up  to.  For  fear  that  foreigners  would  invest  too  much 
money  in  this  country  many  of  the  States  passed  laws 
prohibiting  aliens  from  owning  or  acquiring  real 
estate  and  confiscating  their  land  if  they  did  not 
become  voters,  just  as  though  we  needed  voters  and 
not  money  and  thrifty  people. 

In  the  matter  of  gifts  or  bequests  our  law  makers 
better  look  out  or  they  will  be  taxing  church 
property  and  property  belonging  to  charitable 
institutions.  To  tax  everything  a  great  deal  and 
leave  room  for  large  rebates  seems  to  be  the  aim  and 
purpose  of  the  average  politician  of  the  present  day. 

LEGACIES. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architects  A.  Charvat  &  Co  ,  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  store  and  fiat  building  on  W.  90th  street,  near 
Leavitt,  for  Antony  Katel.  It  will  be  4-storiP8  high 
25x94  feet,  have  a  handsome  front  of  Chicago  hy- 
draulic press  and  ornament  1  brick,  with  Portland 
stone  trimmings  and  copper  cornice,  be  finished  in 
yellow  pine  and  will  cost  S3,500.  He  has  also  made 
plans  for  a  building  of  the  same  character  as  above 
mentioned  at  641  Center  avenue,  for  Joseph  Dene- 
mark.  It  will  cover  24x58  feet,  4-stories  high,  with 
exterior  of  similar  materials  t'S  the  foregoing  build- 
ing, have  plate,  cut  and  bevelfd  glass  and  stone  side- 
walk with  prismatic  lights.  A  ;i-story  brick  building 
on  the  premises  is  to  be  moved  to  the  rear  of  the  lot 
and  a  basement,  24x60  feet,  built  to'.same.  Total  cost 
$9,000. 


This  bill  provides  that  all  property,  real  or  personal, 
which  shall  pass  by  will  or  otherwise,  whether  the 
decedent  is  a  resident  of  this  state  or  not  at  the  time 
of  his  death,  the  whole  or  part  of  the  property  being 
in  the  state  shall  come  within  the  meaning  of  the 
proposed  law.  The  tax  shall  be  paid  to  the  treasurer 
in  the  county  in  which  the  estate  is  settled  and  shall 
be  for  the  use  of  the  state.  When  the  beneficial  in- 
terests to  any  property  or  income  shall  pass  to  or  for 
the  use  of  any  father,  mother,  husband,  wife,  child, 
brother,  sister,  wife  or  widow  of  a  son,  or  husband  of 
the  daughter,  or  any  child  or  children,  or  to  any  per- 
son to  whom  the  deceased  tor  not  less  than  two  years 
prior  to  death  stood  in  the  acknowledged  relation  to 
a  parent,  or  to  any  lineal  decedent  born  in  lawful 
wedlock,  the  rate  of  tax  shall  be  $1  on  every  $100  of 
the  market  value  of  the  property  received  by  each 
person,  at  and  after  the  same  rate  for  every  less 
amount,  provided  that  the  estate  is  valued  at  $10,- 
000.  The  tax  is  to  be  levied  only  upon  the  excess  of 
$10,000  received  by  each  person. 

When  the  beneficial  interests  to  any  property  or 
income  shall  pass  to  or  for  the  use  of  any  uncle,  aunt, 
niece,  nephew  or  any  of  their  lineal  descendants,  the 
rate  of  tax  shall  be  $2  on  every  $100,  calculated  on  the 
excess  of  $2,000  received  by  each  person.  In  all  other 
cases  the  rate  shall  be  as  follows:  On  each  $100  of  the 
clear  market  value  of  all  property  and  at  the  same 
rate  for  any  less  amount  on  all  estates  of  $10,000  or 
less,  43;  on  all  estates  of  over  $10,000  and  not  exceed- 
ing $20,000,  $4:  on  all  estates  over  $20,000  and  not  ex- 
ceeding $50,000,  $5;  and  on  aU  estates  over  this  figure, 
$6.  Estates  valued  at  $500  or  less  shall  not  come 
within  the  provisions  of  the  act. 

These  taxes  are  to  become  due  at  the  death  of  the 
decedent;  consequently  the  first  man  to  call  after  the 
funeral  will  be  the  tax  collector  It  does  not  require 
an  astute  mind  to  see  that  such  a  law  as  this  as  well 
as  the  proposed  laws  to  tax  mortgages  will  result  in 
double  taxation. 


Architect  D.  S.  Pentecost  has  prepared  plans  for 
three  store  and  apartment  buildings  on  West  Harri- 
son street,  near  Sacramento  avenue,  forRooney  Bros. 
They  will  be  3  stories  and  basement  high,  95x65  feet, 
have  stone  fronts,  relieved  by  copper  bays  and  cor- 
nices, cypress  finish,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $30,000  The  same  architect 
has  made  plans  for  a  flat  building  at  234  Francisco 
street  for  R.  R.  Thomas.  It  will  cover  25x62  feet,  3- 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone  front  with  bay 
window  of  same  material,  red  oak  and  pine  finish  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000. 

Architect  A  Foster  has  prepared  plans  for  two  re- 
sidences, one  on  Langley  avenue  south  of  63d  street, 
for  himself.  They  will  consist  of  2-stories,  attic  and 
cellar,  25x40  feet  each,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fronts,  slate  and  composition  roofs,  hardwood  and 
ybllow  pine  finish,  furnace  heat,  and  will  cost  $3,000 
each. 

Architect  Chas.  W.  Nothnagel  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  letting  contracts  for  two  residences  on  Green- 
wood avenue,  near  64th  strtet,  for  Chas.  Murray. 
They  will  be  2-stories  and  basement  high,  40x55  feet, 
have  stone  fronts,  oak  and  cypress  finish,  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  total  cost  of  SlOoOO.  He  also 
made  plans  for  a  flat  building  on  Exchange  nvenue, 
near  91st  street,  for  H.  F.  Albers.  It  will  be  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  25x68  feet,  have  stone  front, 
composition  roof,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  steam 
heat,  and  will  cost  $7,500. 

Architect  Wm  J.  Van  Keuren  has  prepared  plans 
for  the  following:  Modern  apartment  building  on 
Washington  blvd.,  near  Oakley  avenue.  It  will  be 
48x75  feet,  3  stories  and  basement  high,  have  a  hand- 
some st©ne  facade,  marble  and  tile  vestibules  and 
bathrooms,  be  finished  in  oak,  provided  with  steam 
heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $20,- 
000.  Seven  houses  on  West  Harrison  street,  near 
Kedzie  avenue.  They  will  be  of  various  designs,  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  fronts, 
with  stone  trimmings,  oak  and  pine  finish  and  moi- 
ern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $i.^,000. 

Architect  C.  M  Palmer  has  designed  for  Potter 
Palmer  four  more  houses  to  be  built  at  the  corner  of 
Goethe  street  and  Ritchie  place  Three  of  the  houses 
will  be  constructed  of  blue  Bedford  stone  and  one  of 
raindrop  Drown  stone.  The  corner  house  will  be  di- 
vided into  thirteen  rooms  and  the  others  into  eleven 
rooms.  They  will  all  be  elaborately  finished  in  hard- 
woods and  will  be  equipped  with  every  modern  con- 
venience; total  cost  i38,000. 

Architect  H.  R.  Wilson  has  designed  for  G.  A.  Gill 
a  3-story  house  to  be  built  on  the  east  side  of  Grand 
blvd,  near  48th  st  It  will  be  25x80  and  will  be  con- 
structed of  Bedford  blue  stone.  The  interior  will  be 
divided  into  eleven  rooms  and  will  be  finished  in 
hardwood  and  heated  by  hot  water.  Estimated  cost 
$10,000. 


Architects  S.  B.  Eisendrath  &  Co.,  have  designed 
for  Leo  Porges  a  4-story  and, basement  store,  flat  and 
hall  building  to  be  erected  on  the  vacant  corner  at 
Maxwell  and  Jefl'erson  streets  It  will  be  50x80  feet 
and  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Estimated  cost  $20,000. 

Architect  W.  H.  Milner  has  designed  a  3-story  and 
basement  apartment  house,  25x86,  to  be  built  on  W. 
Madison  street,  just  beyond  W.  43d  street.  It  will  be 
constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone.  It 
will  be  divided  into  three  flats  of  four  rooms  each 
with  a  store  in  the  first  story.  They  will  be  finished 
in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam;  cost  $10,000. 

Architects  Newman  &  Demoney  havs  designed  for 
W.  Walkup  a  3-story  flat  building  which  will  he  will 
erect  at  688  Fullerton  ave.  It  will  be  25x90,  and  con- 
structed of  Bedford  blue  stone  The  interior  will  be 
divided  into  seven  and  eight  room  flats  and  will  be 
finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam;  cost  $20,- 
000. 

Architects  Marston  &  Hotchkin  have  designed  for 
T  W.  Ayer  a  3-story  and  basement  apartment  house 
to  ba  built  on  Washington  avenue  near  53d  street. 
It  will  be  26x56,  and  constructed  of  Bedford  blue 
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Stone.    The  interior  will  be  divided  into  three  flats 
of  six  and  seven  rooms  and  will  be  finished  in  hard- 
wood and  heated  by  steam;  cost  $9,000 

Architects  Frommann  &  Jebsen  have  designed  for 
E  G.  Uihlein  a  5  story  warebouse  to  be  built  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  LaSalle  and  Il.inois  streets,  It 
will  he  50x55  The  exterior  will  be  of  pressed  brick 
and  the  interior  will  be  of  mill  construction  It  will 
be  equipped  with  elevators  and  is  to  be  completed  by 
May  I.  The  cost  is  estimiied  at  $15  000.  The  same 
architects  have  designed  for  M  Schulien  a  2-story; 
attic  and  biisement  residence  to  be  built  at  Argyle 
Park.  It  will  be  of  frame,  finished  in  hardwood,  and 
heated  by  steam;  cost  S5, 000. 

Architects  Pridmore  &  Stanhope  have  designed  for 
E  A..  Young  an  attractive  apartment  house  to  be 
built  on  Sheridan  avenue,  near  65th  street  It  will 
be  48x65  The  front  will  be  of  stone  with  a  mansard 
roof  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  six  flats  of 
seven  and  eight  rof)ms  each.  They  will  be  finished 
in  quarter  sawed  oak  heated  by  steam  and  will  be 
provided  with  hot  water  servive:  estimated  cost  |15,- 
000. 

Architect  H.  V.  Shaw  has  designed  for  H.  Thom- 
son a  2-story  and  basement  residence  to  be  built  on 
Fast  End  avenue,  near  55th  street.  It  will  be  22x64, 
and  will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  blue  stone.  The 
interior  will  be  divided  into  nine  rooms  and  will  be 
finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  furnace;  cost $8,- 
000. 

Architect  E.  Hill.  Turnock  has  designed  for  J.  C. 
Cooper  a  handsome  3  story  apartment  house  to  be 
built  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Adams  street  and 
Campbell  avenue  It  will  be  75x125.  constructed'of 
pressed  brick  and  stone  and  will  be  divided  into  33 
flats  of  four  and  5  rooms  each.  The  interior  will  be 
Hnished  throughout  in  hardwood  and  will  be  heated 
by  steam.  Estimated  cost  $64,000.  O.  J.  Nelson  will 
also  build  after  plans  by  the  same  architect  a  4-story 
apartment  house  on  Wellington  avenue,  near  Hal- 
sted  street  75x75,  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone. 
The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hardwood,  and  heat- 
ed by  steam.  It  will  be  divided  into  19  fiats  of  six. 
seven  and  eight  rooms;  cost  $45,000, 

Architect  H.  C.  KoU  roports  improvements  in  the 
north  divi>ion  as  follows:  Flat  building  on  Grace- 
land  avenue,  near  Souihpnrt,  for  A.  Alibeck.  It  will 
be  3-stories  and  ba^^ement,  25x77  feet,  with  pressed 
brick  front,  Georgia  pine  finish  and  modern  Improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $7,500  Building  of  the  same  style 
at  the  northwest  corner  of  N  Clark  atreet  and  Byron 
avenue,  for  G.  W.  A.  Wagner.  It  will  be  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  23x64  feet,  with  exterior  of  simi- 
lar materials  as  the  other  building,  be  finished  in  oak 
and  Georgia  pine,  and  will  cost  $8,000.  Residence  at 
South  Evanston  for  M  C.  Plockman.  It  will  consist 
of  two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  25x44  feet,  be 
built  of  frame  and  brick,  have  shingle  roof,  oak  fin- 
ish electric  wiring,  furnace  heat,  and  will  cost  S5,- 
OOu. 

Architect  Niels  Buck  has  made  plans  for  a  number 
of  improvements  in  the  north  and  northwest  divis 
ions  as  follows:  Apartment  building  on  Newport 
avenue,  near  N.  Clark  street  It  will  bt,  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  22x52  feet,  have  a  handsome 
stone  front,  hardwood  fini  h,  steam  heat,  and  the  la- 
test improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $s, 000.  Building  of 
the  same  character  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Gross 
Park  avenue  and  School  street  for  C.  P.  Steffenson. 
Lt  will  be  3  stories  and  basement  high,  25x72  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  yellow  pine  fin- 
ish, and  will  cost  88,000.  Four  houses  on  Wilton  av- 
enue, between  addison  and  Cornelia  streets,  for  him- 
self. They  will  be  2-stories  high,  22x52  feet  each, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  hardwood  finish 
furnace  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  total 
cost  of  $18,000. 

Architect  O.  W.  Marble  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Evans 
avenue  and  47th  street,  for  Karry  &  Fellows.  It  will 
cover  49x78  feet,  4-stories  and  basement,  marble  and 
tile  work,  hardwood  finish  and  the  latest  sanitary 
improvemeuts.  The  cost  is  estimated  at  $35,000. 
The  building  will  contain  4-stories  and  twelve  apart- 
ments of  five  and  six  rooms  each. 


Kearney,  N.  J. — At  the  meeting  of  the  Kearney  Town- 
ship Oommitte  on  JsDuary  23  the  treasorer  was  InBtrnoted 
to  issne  oertifloate  of  iDdebtedness  of  %i,0  0,  to  purchase 
land,  pending  iho  isana  of  bondu  for  sohool  purposes. 

Leavenworth,  Kan. —  \  resolntion  was  adopted,  aathoriz- 
iog  the  issne  of  |70,000  in  bocd-i.  to  take  up  bonds  issued 
for  indebtedness  on  the  Soldier's  Home,  matoring  in  April 
189 j.    George  W.  Few,  Oity  Olerk. 

Beaver  Falls.  Pa,— The  Beaver  Falls  Council  has  passed 
finally  the  ordiuanoea  authorizing  the  borrowing  of 
$123,000  to  build  a  new  city  water  works,  and  Tuesday, 
February  4,  set  as  the  date  for  placing  the  bonds  on  the 
market. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 


Note — Abbreviations  signify:  c,  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  waterservioe; 
swk,  eidewdlb;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAB.    NO.     STBEET  FBOM  TO  IMP't 

15612  Alleys  bet  Sheldon  Ada   eg  and  p 

Fulton  W  Lake 

"  611  Alleys   Paulina  Monroe 

Ogden  av 

"  609  Alleys   Laflin   Loomis 

Oongrese  Harrison 

"  608  Alleys  Monroe  Adams  " 

Ashland  av. .  .Laflin 
"  607  Alleys   Loomis  Laflin  " 

Adams  Jackson 

"  603  W  Erie  Western  av . . .  Campbell  av  " 

"  593  Alleys   Garfield  av . . .  Center  '• 

Seminary  av  .Olifton  av 
"  591  Alley  Elm  Hill  " 

La  Salle  Wells 

"  900  Alleys  Wood  Lincoln 

Erie  Huron 

'■589  Alley  Pine  St  Clair  " 

Ohio   Ontario 

"  587  Alleys  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Jackson  Van  Bureo 

"  586  Alleys  Morgan  Blua  Isld  av  " 

Gnrley  Hope 

"585Alleys  29th  30th  " 

Michigan  av. .  Wabash 
"  584  Alleys   Larrabee    ..  .Mohawk  " 

North  av  Blackhawk 

583  Alley  Adams  Jackson 

Seeley  Hoyne  av 

"  582  Conrtland  Leavitt  Oikley  av  " 

"  572  Alley   Hoyne  av  ....  Leavitt  " 

Emerson  av.. Indiana 
'■  671  Alley  Albany  av  Kedzie  av  " 

Warren  av . . . .  Waeh'i'n  blvd 
''  570  Alley  California  fv  .Franoisoo  •' 

Warren  av  ...  Wash'gt'n  blvd 
"  569  Alley  Franoieco  Sacramento  av  " 

Warren  av. . .  Wash'gt'n  blvd 
"  567  Alleys  Division  Crystal  '' 

Robey  Hoyne  av 

"  555  Alley  45th  46th  " 

Flalsted   Emerald  av 

"  564  Alley  Cornelia   Augusta  " 

Samuel .   .Wood 

"  560  Wallace  43rd  44th  o  f  and  p 

"  568  Alleys  Rnmsey  Paulina        c  g  and  p 

Clarinda  ...  .Chicago  av 
"£57  Alley   Clarinda  Cornelia  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  556  Alley  Layton  Gordon  '• 

Halsted  Emerald  av  " 

"  553  Alley  Division  .Goethe  '' 

N  Olark  La  Salle  ev 

"  552  Alleys.  Samuel  Wood 

Chicago  av. .  .Clarinda 

"  551  Sohool  Desplaines  to  404  feet  west  thereof 

"  540  Alley  Clay   Center 

Sheffield  av  . . .  Bis-ell 
"  538  Alley   Clay  Center  " 

FreemoDt  Bissell 

"  £22  JeflferBOn  Van  Burea. ..  Madison  ropair  c  walls 

and  paving 

"  517  60th  Halsted  Center  o  f  and  p 

"  512  Butler   35th  39th  o  g  and  p 

"  5(i9  Graoeland  av   N  Clark  Lincoln  av  " 

"  50:!  Wabash  av  .  ..3i)th  55th  " 

"  501  School  Halsted  Evanston  av  o  f  and  p 

"  094  38th  Laurel  Halated         o  g  and  p 

"  497  W  26t  h    ,  Western  av . . .  bacram'to  av  o  f  and  p 

"  496  W  Monroe  ....  Halsted  ....  Center  av  eg  and  p 
"  478  Alley  Clinton  Jefiferson  " 

Harrison  ....  Sebor 
"  477  Alley  Littel   Sibley  " 

McAllister. . .  Vernon  Pk  pi 
"  476  E  &  w  alley. .  .Ada  Elizabeth  " 

Fulton  Lake 

"  474  Alleys  Washington . .  Madison  " 

Sheldon  Ada 

"  473  Alley  ...Loomis  Throop  " 

Madison   Monroe 

"  471  Alley   Ogden  av  Ashland  av  " 

Madison  Warren 

"  464  Talman  av  Hirsoh  North  av       of  and  p 

"  463  Alley  Oanpbell  av. Rockwell       o  g  and  p 

Adams  Wiloox 

"  428  Alleys  23rd  st  to  a  point  200  ft  north  bet 

Wabash  av  and  Michigan  av  " 

"  403  W  Congress . . .  Loomis  Ashland  av      g  and  p 

"  402  &  Ueys  Ashland  av . . .  Mantine  ct     c  f  and  p 

Milwaukee  av  Division 

'*  368  Atlantic  Root  43d  " 

"  397  Sholto  Eleventh  Taylor  o  g  and  p 

"  390  Alleys  Iowa  Augusta 

Wood  Newton 

"  373  E  and  w  alleys  in  n  }^  block  27  0  T  sub  sec  " 
7  39  14 

"371  Diller  Fulton  Kinzie  " 

"  369  Sherman  Wilson  46th 

"  368  Fif  th  av  . . . ,  . .  Van  Bnren . . .  Harrison  g  and  p 

"  364  Alleys  Webster  av..  .Garfield  av    eg  and  p 


"  372  La  Salle  Garfield  blvd. Cloud  ct  " 

'•  360  Washtenaw  av  Jackson  Van  Buren      o  f  and  p 

•'  329  Alley  Pftulina  Wood 

Superior  ...  .Chicago  av 
'•  328  Alleys  Webster  av. .  .Ganit  pi  " 

Cleveland  av.  Larrabee 
"  326  Alley   .23rd  24th  " 

Calumet  av  .  .0  Grove  av 


STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 


Ordinances  have  been  passed  by  the  City  Council 
for  improvements  as  follows: 

Note — Abbreviations  signify :  c,  curbing;  g,  grading;  m, 
maoadnmiziog;  p,  paving;  f,  filling;  w.  s,  water  service; 
swk.  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-post;  d,  drains:  wsp,  water 
supply  pipes. 


Street 

From 

To 

Impt 

E  Ravnsw'k 

Pk  Addison 

T        •  Til 

Irving  Pk  av 

sewer 

Washington 

av  62d 

t. 

Oakley  av 

Irving  Pk  av 

Belle  Plaine  av 

;( 

Irving  av 

( I 

Leavitt  st 

t . 

( I 

Wallace  av 

Belmont  av 

Humbldt  bvd 

wsp 

1 1 

Rockwell 

12th 

22d 

Green 

67  th 

69th 

it 

68th 

Halsted 

Sangamon 

(( 

Washington 

av  62d 

63d 

Leland  av 

Pemberton  av 

Sheridan  rd 

1 1 

Berteau  av 

Lincoln 

Robey 

N  40th  av 

Metropolitan  pi 

Kinzie 

Clinton 

ll>th 

119th 

( ( 

Keis  pi 

Oakley  av 

n  e  ter. 

u 

S  42d 

26th 

28th 

( ( 

Wood 

62d 

63d 

(( 

LeMoyne 

Spaulding  av 

Kedzie  av 

i( 

Trumbull  av  27th 

30th 

( [ 

Homan  av 

Costello  av 

Fullerton  av 

( ( 

Flournoy 

California  av 

Washtenaw  av 

S  40th 

26th 

27  th 

u 

Hope  av 

62d 

63d 

drains 

Front 

n5th 

Kensington 

swk 

Nutt  av 

75th 

76th 

Wabash  av 

56th 

63d 

it 

Ingleside  av 

55th 

57  th 

u 

Prairie  av 

57  th 

59th 

(( 

Dobson  av 

75th 

76th 

(( 

Indana  av 

58th 

62d 

u 

56th 

Kimbark  av 

Washington  av  " 

56th 

Wabash  av 

Indiana 

( ( 

57th 

S  Park  av 

5dth 

Ellis  av 

Inglside  av 

( ( 

59th 

State 

Prairie  av 

( t 

Jefferson  av 

73d 

74th 

Jackson  av 

55th 

56th 

Woodlawn  av      So  Chgo  av 

74th 

( ( 

Lexington  av  55th 

55th 

n 

Ellis  av 

57th 

59th 

89th 

Cottage  Grove  av   Dauphin  av 

t  ( 

Gano 

118th 

119th 

(( 

LaSalle 

116th 

( ( 

Portland 

115th 

( i 

Wentworth 

av  110th 

118th 

95th 

Cottage  Grove  av  St  Lawrence  av  " 

Indiana  av 

Stainwood 

113th 

i  i 

Stainwood 

Indiana  av 

Curtis 

i  ( 

LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 

Ogden,  Iowa. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  bonds 
for  the  erection  of  a  new  school. 

Toledo,  Ohio.— The  Council  passed  an  ordinance  to 
issue  $14,010  Street  Defioincy  bonds. 

Knoxville  III. — The  City  Council  is  advertising  for  the 
sale  of  $15,000  Water  Works  bonds. 

Ontonagon,  Mich. — The  oitv  has  petitioned  for  author- 
ity to  issne  $12,000  Water  Works  bonds. 

Huntington,  Ind. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  for  the 
issue  of  $6,500  Street  Improvement  bonds. 

Fulton,  Kan. — The  Oonuoil  has  called  an  election  to  vote 
on  the  issue  of  $10,000  in  bonds  to  be  used  for  water  works 
and  Oity  Hall. 

Saginaw,  Mich. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  Council  to 
authorize  the  issue  of  $20,000  in  bonds  lo  widen  Genesee 
avenue. 

Fall  River,  Mass. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Oity  Council  it 
was  decided  to  borrow  $150,000  and  erect  a  public  library 
building. 

New  London,  Ct. — The  amonut  of  bonds  which  it  is  pro- 
posed to  issue  for  the  erection  of  school  bnilding  is  $60,- 
000.    Mayor  Johnston. 

St.  Joseph,  Mich. — The  Commercial  State  Bank  pur- 
chased $70,000  court  house  bonds  of  Berrian  County,  in- 
stead of  $7,000,  as  first  reported. 

Home  City,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  March  I 
for  the  purchase  of  $5,000  5  per  cent  (five  to  ten  years) 
Fire  Department  bonds.    J.  O.  Falkinbarg,  Village  Clerk. 


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Bristol,  Tenn . — Applioation  has  been  made  by  Bristol, 
TdDn.,  to  the  Tennessee  Legislalare  for  anthority  to  issne 
bond;  to  the  amoant  of  f36,0G0  to  fond  its  floating  in- 
debtedness. 

Green  Cove  Springs,  Fla. — The  Coanoil  will  apply  to 
the  Legislature  for  authority  to  issue  bonds  in  amoant  to 
not  eioeed  ;?50,roo  nor  less  thau  $30,(100  for  improve- 
ments.   Chri-tian  Rlaok  is  Mayor. 


tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


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Fowler  rei^nb,  of  pt  of  the  8  a  Fm  td  4  89n  add,  U  220  In  sec  9  38  14. 

Feb  25,  10  a  m.  Thoe  layior  Jr,  master.  1.  N. 
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w  H  of  tha  »  e  54  of  sec  6  39  14.  Mar  7,  II  a  m    Henry  Wedelslnd,  ex- 

eca  or.  L.  N. 

Honore'H  sub,  Its  13  14  and  30  of  pt  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  s  w  H  f'f  fee  3 
38  14.  Feb  18,  2  p  m.  rtirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  89  Madison  st.  L  N. 

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Novok.  admtr.  NOB. 
Lt  9  m  b  13  in  the  w  !4  of  sec  6  40  13.  Feb  18, 11  a  m.   Geo  M  Stevens. 

master,  110  LaSalle  St.  N  0  K. 
Lunney's  Pub,  U  19  of  a  100  foot  strip  of  land  through  the  w       of  the 

n  e  H  of  eec  24  39  13.  Mar  9,  11  a  m.  fimil  Haiubacher,  admtr.  N  0  H. 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add,  It  22  in  b  12.  Ftb  '23,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  fiexaner, 
admtrx.  NOR. 

Sobli  12  in  the  sub  of  It  4  aLd  the  n  H  of  It  5  in  h  2  in  Sheffield  add 
Feb  25, 11  a  m.  Wm  J  Weber,  admtr.  NOR. 

Qondy's  tub.  Its  1  ard  2  in  b  3  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  »4  of 
eeo  2'i  40  14.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland  bik 
L  N. 

Eohrors'  sub.  Its  42  and  43  b  6  in  the  Tir  Ot  Oomm  ptn  of  the  n  e  J4  of 
xha  B  w  \  and  the  n  w  J4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  eeo  31  38  15.  Feb  19,  lij  a  m. 
Jas  R  Maun,  master,  175    earborn  st.  L  N. 

Johnston  &  Clement's  ub.  It  13  i  b  4,  It  12  in  b  5,  Its  8  and  9  in  b  7  ot 
the  w  H  of  ihe  s  e  of  sec  22  38  14.  Feb  18,  11  s  m.  Hiram  Barber, 
master,  6.6  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Hegewifch  sub,  Its  22,  23  and  24  in  b  7  and  It  16  in  b  8,  being  a  sub  of  pt 
of  the  s  of  the  n  e  i4  of  sec  31  17  IS.  Feb  •-7,  11  a  m.  Asmas  Clans- 
sen,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hambleton's  sub,  an  nnd  2-6  pt  of  It  30  in  b  3  of  It  "E"  in  the  CIr  Ot  p'n 
of  ihe  n  w  of  pec  8  39  14;  also  It  3  in  Stiles'  sub  of  Its  21  28  ana  29 
of  the  original  town  of  Brighton.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  SamI  Nelson  admtr. 
L  N. 

Afhland  2nd  add.  It  16  in  b  2.  Feb  19,  11am.  Geo  Bass,  master,  1(9 
Hartford  bldg.  L.  N. 

Knhn's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  of  the  sub  of  Its  10  to  13  in  the  e  V4  of  It  7  of  b 
3  in  the  Oanal  Tinstees  sub,  in  see  33  40  14.  Feb  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt, 
mester,  110  LaSalle  tt.  L  N. 

Lancaster's  sub,  t^e  8  11.42  ft  of  It  4  end  the  n  18.38  ft  of  It  5  in  b  4  of 
the  w  Vs  ■  f  he  8  w  ^  of  sec  22  38  14.  Feb  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  mas- 
ter L  N. 

Hinche's  sub,  the  s  26  ft  of  It  4  and  all  of  It  6  of  Its  146  148  ard  nf  soblt 
1  of  It,  119  in  Butterlield's  add.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Carl  Oorp  r,  admtr 
L  N. 

W  Pullman,  It  31  in  h  13  a  mb  in  the  n  w  H  and  the  w  ^  of  the  n  e  J4 
of  oec  28  37  1*.  Feb  18,  10  a  m.    hos  Taylor  Jr,  matter.  L  N. 

The  w  H  of  the  n  w  ^  (n  of  tne  Southwesiern  Plank  road)  of  i>ec  3  38 
12  Feb  25,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  R  gers,  master,  luo  WathlDgiou  st. 
L  N. 

Rawson's  sub,  Us  11  and  12  of  b  4  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  s  e  !4 
of  sec  13  39  13  Feb  18,  11  a  m.  i  eo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  i> 

Linden  Grove  sub,  ihe  w  46  ft  of  the  e  78  ft  of  It  2  and  the  w  45  ft  of 
the  e  78  ft  of  the  n  25  ft  of  It  3  all  in  b  3  in  the  n  w  54  of  ttc  21  38  14. 
Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Jas  B  Munn,  master.  L  N. 

Mallelte  &  Browcell'8  sub.  It  21  of  b  19  of  bs  16  to  21  of  Anburn  Pk, 
sec  28  28  11.  Feb  26,  lu  a  m.  Jas  E  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  st. 
L  B. 

Knisley'e  add.  Its  50  and  51  in  b  6,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  62  acres  of  the  e 
H  of  sec  17  39  13.  Ftb  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master.  L  B. 

Mallette  &  Brownell'i  snb.  It  3  of  b  20  and  It  26  of  b  16  of  bt  1«  to  21  of 
Auburn  Pk  a  eub  in  sec  28  38  14  Feb  z6,  10  a  m.  Jae  B  Mann,  master. 
L  B. 

Harland's  sub.  It  18  of  the  s  173  ft  of  that  pt  lying  e  of  the  C  &  N  W  By 

of  Ihe  w  X  of  the  n  6  V4  of  sec  30  40  14.  Feb  25,   11   a  m.  Herman 

Kranse.  aana  r.  NOR. 
Union  Park  add,  the  e  22  ft  ot  It  20  in  b  1 .   Fab  23,  II  a  m.   Edw  A 

Dicfeer.  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg,  L  N. 
Lurton's  sub.  It  60  in  the  sub  of  bs  2  and  3  of  that  pt  n  of  Archer  road 

of  the  e  V4  of  the  u  w  H  "t  sec  1  38  13.  Feb  26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bu.ler, 

master,  56  Portland  bIk.  L  N. 
Sheffield's  add.  snblt  2  jo  the  fub  of  It  1  sub  blk  6  of  b  6;  also  It  9  in  b 

in  Clark,  Martin  &  Layton's  sub  of  the  «  Vt  of  the  n  j4  of  the  s  w  H 

of  sec  14  38  14.  Jeb  27,  11  a  m.  Waller  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

0  &  C  C  &  D  Go's  sub.  Its  21,  25,  26  In  b  28.  It  22  in  b  63;  Its  24  and  26  in 
in  b  56;  Its  4  and  5  iu  b  7t:,  It  7  in  b  90,  It  U  in  b  92  and  It  39  in  b  1:^9. 
sees  5  and  6  37  16;  alfo  It  9  in  b  6  iu  (Jlark,  Martin  &  Layton's  snb  of 
the  s  14  af  the  n  'A  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  14  08  14;  also  It*  31  and  ii  iu 
th«  sub  of  b  2  of  rteipp's  snb  of  the  w  of  1  he  n  w  54  of  sec  25  38  14 ; 
alMO  Its  36  to  42.  arid  It  S5  (ex  the  s  2/2  ft)  all  in  b  36;  Its  1  to  5  in  b  HH; 
It  43  (ex  the  82  ft)  and  Its  44  to  48  iu  b  48;  Its  39,  40  and  41  iu  b  63;  Its 
32,  37,  43  to  48  in  b  61,  all  in  Hill's  add  to  ^o  Cn'go.  being  a  suii  of 
ihe  s  w  54  of  fee  HI  38  15;  also  It  20  in  b  1,  in  Biithnff's  suboflhxe 
H  of  the  8  w  54  of  the  s  e  iii  of  sec  17  38  14;  also  It  31  in  b  12  in  Iron- 
worker's add  to  So  Oh'go,  a  sub  ot  the  s  of  sec  8  37  16;  also  lis  1^ 
and  16  in  b  28  in  the  resub  of  Taylor'.,  let  adil  to  80  Ch'go,  in  the  n 
54  of  sec  8  37  15;  aUo  Its  25  and  23  in  b  4  in  Constance,  a  sub  of  th»  e 
of  the  8  w  54  of  sec  36  38  14.  Mar  5,  11  a  m.  Albert  A  Bacon,  admlr. 
N. 

Oornell,  Its  24  and  25  iu  b  86  being  a  sub  in  sees  26  and  35  as  1 !.  Feb  26. 
2  pm.  a  L.  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  St.  L  N. 

Baker's  snb.  Its  32  to  37  of  the  e  e  54  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  s  w  V4  i>f  sec 
17  38  14,  Feb  25,  12  m*  Geo  M  Hoyt,  guardian. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Sheffield  add,  It  56  b  40  sec  31  40  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peate,  therlff. 
NOB. 

Johnston,  Roberts  &  SSorr's  add,  8  54  of  It  3  in  b  29  in  the  w  !4  of  the  8 
e  54  of  sec  4  39  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease  sheriff.  NOB. 

Evanston,  Pilnei'f  add,  it  4  in  b  2.  Feb  19,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  theriff. 
NCR 

Gilbert,  Oanfleld  &  Crocker's  sub.  Its  28  end  29blofw54sw;4ue54 
sec  9  38  14.  Feb  19,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Oswald  &  t'ager'8  sub.  Its  11.  12  (.nd  15  of  b  5  in  •'ohuptou's  sub  of  the 
e  of  the  s  e  54  of  sec  36  40  13,  Feb,  19,  in  «  m  Jas  fease,  sheriff. 
NCR. 

Ridge  sab.  It  7  iu  b  5  in  o  Evaoston;  aNo  ,  he  e  1  vigin  illioath  of  It  38 
of  b  3  in  Lee's  add;  also  lis  7ri  and  77  in  «tory  4  Allen's  sub  of  b  10 
iu  Breud'j  sub  of  ihe  n  e  54  of  sec  26  411  1-  :  also  Its  1  to  B  of  sui  Its  16 
to  20  of  Its  1  and  4  of  Smhh's  fub  of  b  8  in  Lee'e  suh  of  the  s  w  54  of 
sec  12  39  l^;  also  the  w  2i  It  (ex  the  und  Vj  of  the  w  21  ft)  f  It:^  38  41 
44  and  47  of  b  102  School  Sec  add  mid  an  m  d  54  i.f  ih«  e  21  fc  of  the 
w  42  ft  of  Its  38  41  44  and  47  of  b  102  School  bee  add .  Feb  19,  10  a  m . 
Jas  Peate,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Waddell's  resub.  Its  1  to  9  of  Its  3  to  6  in  b  I  in  Pikes'  sub  of  Ihe  n  w  54 
of  tb»  n  6  JC:  of  the  e  w  54  of  see  3  38  14.  Feb  19,  10  «  m  Ja<  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOB. 

Holstein,  Tinkham's  add.  It  43  in  b  6  in  sec  30  40  14  Fnb  19,  10  a  m. 
Jaa  Pea-e,  sheriff .  NOB. 


Ludlow,  Vt. — kt  a  special  village  meeting  the  trustees 
were  authorized  1 1  issue  sewer  bonds  not  to  ezoeed  $10,000, 
in  denominations  of  |l,'iOO,  with  interest  at  4  per  cent, 
payable  semi-annually.  The  bonds  are  to  run  ten  year?, 
and  payable  after  two  years  at  the  option  of  the  village. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  author- 
iz  ng  the  Mayor,  Clerk  and  Controller  to  negotiate  and 
sell  certificates  of  indebtedness  in  anticipation  of  taxes. 
The  oertifioatea  will  mature  not  later  than  Nov.  15,  1896. 

Ashtabula,  (Jhio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  for  the 
issue  of  |4,500  bonds,  in  anticipation  of  the  collection  of 
aasessments.  Interest,  5  per  cent;  the  bonds  to  be  due  in 
one  to  four  years.    A,  B.  Phillips. 

Newark,  N  J. — City  Council  Riker  ha?  d-^awn  up  a  bill 
for  the  abohtion  of  grade  crossings,  which  will  be  presented 
to  the  Legislative  Committee  of  Common  Council  at  its 
next  meeting.  Tho  oity  is  authorized  to  issue  bords  to  pay 
for  its  part  of  ihia  expense. 

Newark,  N.  J. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, Jan.  2,1,  Commissioner  Oelkers  presented  a  resolution 
requesting  the  Common  Council  Legislative  Committee  to 
secure  legislation  to  enable  the  issue  of  bonds  for  $10,n()0 
annually  for  1895,  1896  and  1897,  for  the  erection  of  prim- 
ary and  grammar  schools. 

Woonsooket,  R.  I. — Meeting  Common  Council  Jan.  26, 
voted  that  the  City  Solicitor  be  and  is  hereby  au  borized  to 
request  from  the  General  Assembly  the  pasf-age  of  an  act 
authorizing  the  city  to  issue  its  bonds  for  the  sum  of  f '200,- 
000  for  th6  pu'-pose  of  funding  the  unfunded  indebtedness 
of  Woonsocket  Water  Works.    Mayor  A.  J.  Pothier. 

Newton,  N.  J.— The  town  will  issue  |100,000  worth  of 
water  bonds,  bearing  interest  at  4  per  cent.  Bids  must  be 
in  the  hands  of  Dr.  Craig  by  Feb  21,  when  the  whole  sum 
will  be  awarded  in  four  lots  (each  bond  being  $1,000).  ten 
pa;  able  in  fifteen  years,  ten  in  twenty  years,  ten  in  twen'y- 
five  years  and  seventy  in  ihirty  years. 

New  Bedford,  Mass. — Meeting  of  Oity  Oounoil  Jan  24. 
Tne  Oity  Treasurer,  on  recommendation  of  the  Committee 
on  Finance,  was  authorized  to  procure  a  temporary  loan 
of  $500,(  00  for  the  use  of  the  oity  in  anticipation  of  taxes. 
The  Committee  on  Finance  was  authorized  to  make  such 
transfers  of  registered  bonds  as  tnay  be  necessary  during 
the  current  year.    Address  Mayor  Parker. 

Ashland,  Ohio. — The  Council  Chamber  of  the  "iJlage  of 
Ashland  is  advertising  for  proposals  for  a  bond  issue  for 
water  works.  The  bonds  are  forty-five  in  number,  at  $1,00  ' 
each,  bearing  5  per  cent  interest,  principal  payable  two 
bonds  each  year,  March  and  September,  from  1896  to  1918. 
Proposals  must  be  sealed  and  indorsed.  ''Bids  for  water 
works  bonds."    Address  W.  (i.  Heltman,  Mayor. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Feb.  14,  for 
the  purchase  of  $4,000,  one  to  ten  years  5  per  cent  village 
bonds.    77.  Ellwood  Wynne,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Charleston,  W.  Va. — An  ordinance  authorizing  the  issu- 
ance of  $25,000  in  bonds  to  build  a  hospital  will  be  intro- 
duced in  the  Oity  Oounoil.    Address  the  Mayor. 

Lockport,  N.  Y. — Assemblyman  J.  h.  Clark  of  Niagara, 
has  introduced  a  bill  at  Albany,  authorizing  the  City  of 
Lockport  to  borrow  $75,000,  and  issue  bonds  therefor. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — On  Feb.  26,  the  people  of  Pittsburg, 
will  be  given  a  chance  to  vote  on  the  proposed  bond  issue. 
The  people  will  vote  on  the  bond  issue  separately,  and  will 
vjte  on  four  propositions.  They  are  as  follows:  First, 
$1,5(0,000  for  water  works;  second,  $500,000  fur  parks  and 
bridges;  third,  $500,000  for  Beachwood  and  Hiawatha 
boulevards;  fourth,  $500,(00  for  permanent  improvements 
in  the  Department  of  Public  Safety. 

Beaver  Falls,  Pa.— The  oity  has  voted  to  borrow  $125,000 
to  build  a  system  or  water  works. 


"BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE. 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  a  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kicli"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Those  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  com  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TASK  PLACE  BETWEEN  FEB    9  AND  MOH.   31,  1894. 

Bronson's  resub,  ihe  w  16  feet  of  It  48  and  all  Its  49  and  60  of  Its  6  to  12 
and  the  u  9  ft  ot  lis  1  to  5  of  b  "M"  of  the  Bine  Isid  Ld  and  Bldg 
Oo's  tub  in  Morjjan  Pk,  Waeh  i^gte,  Mar  4,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Bogere, 
master,  lOU  Waehl-  gton  st.  L  B, 

Lt  10,  Ihe  n  30  ft  and  the  e  100  ft  of  the  n  80  ft  of  the  s  'J8  ft,  and  the 
n  ^  of  It  11  in  BnUerfield  add.  Feb  'IS,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Bogers  mas- 
ter. 1.  B. 

Vincent,  Ii  7  in  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  n  e  J4  of  the  n  w  M  of  sec  31  40 
14.  Feb  28,  1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemers,  master,  630  Opera  Honse  bldg. 
L  B. 

Lts  43  and  44  in  b  2  in  the  snb  of  the  n  w  >4  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  n  e  !4 
bdJ  the  w  V4  of  the  8  w  )4  of  the  n  e  14  of  the  n  e  H,  ot  sec  1  37  14. 
Mar  4,  I  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Bogers,  ma»ier.  L  B. 

Van  Suhaack  &  Rerriok's  fub.  Its  27,  29  and  41  in  b  3  of  Ihe  n  40  acres 

of  the  w  H  of  the  e  H  of  sec  2  h9  13.  Kar  5,  2  p  m.    Wirt  E  Hnmph- 

rey,  master,  89  ■^adison  st.  L  N. 
Gross  Pk  add.  It  H  in  b  4.  Mar  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  11(9 

Tacoma  lldg.  I.  N. 
Jamepoii's  sab.  It  45  of  b  21  in  Simon's  snb  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  35  40  13. 

Mar  4,  11  a  m.  £dw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Nntie  Dame  add.  Its  20  to  23  in  b  52,  being  a  eub  of  the  s  % 
of -ec  7  37  15  Mar  4.  :i  p  m  Horatio  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  St. 
L  N. 

Shimp'K  2nd  sub,  piece  of  land  S6  ft  n  and  s  by  65  2-10  ft  e  and  w  lying 
mueatboinav  e  of  the  e  line  of  It  16  extended  8  ft  a  In  b  3,  of  4 
acres  s  i-nd  adj  he  e  4  acres  of  ihat  pt  of  th-*  s  e  J4  ot  sec  9  38  14. 
Mar  5,  12  m  Juo  J  Heil,.  master,  401-407  Re  zie  bldg.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgts,  Heit,  Lynch  &  Welp's  Viacennes  av  add.  Its  4,  6  and  6  in  b 
3;  and  Its  2-  to  26  in  b  2.  Feb  23,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hall,  master,  321- 
923  ^  faicago  Stork  Exchinge  bldg    L  B. 

Ebsrhai-t  &  Bitchi-,'s  snb,  it  7  i  1  b  3  of  the  w  of  ihe  s  w  >4  of  n  e  !4 
01  sec  14  38  13.  Mar  6,  11  am.  Walter  Butler,  mas'er,  66  Poitlaud 
blk.  L  N. 

The  w  !4  of  Ihe  n  e  14  of  sec  9  38  12  Mar5,  lia  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  L  N, 

Wist  Oh'go  Ld  Oo's  sub.  It  ;  1  in  b  4  of  the  n  w  54  of  the  n  «  ^4  of  sec 
10  39  13,  Mar  5,  11  a  m.  Walter  tutler,  master.  L  N. 

Sheldon's  snb,  the  n  H  of  It  76  and  the  8  i4  and  the  s  ^  of  the  u  Yt  ot 
It  77  of  Its  61  to  9J.  beins' a  snb  n  e  i4  of  SBC  4  39  14.  Mar  5,11am. 
Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hariford  bldg.  L  N. 

0  i  0  0  &  D  Oo's  t*ub.  It  43  in  b  61  fee's  5  acd  6  37  15.  Feb  26,  1pm. 
Sydney  Stein,  ma:.ter,  85  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

The  8  6  14  of  the  n  e  }4  of  the  s  «  )4  of  sec  20  39  li.  Mar  4,  11  a  m. 

Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 
Stinton's  snb.  Its  64.  57  to  75  of  n  31  in  the  sub  of  sec  19  39  14.  Mar  ?, 

loam.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  1412  A.hland  blk.  L  N. 

Wood's  eub.  the  e  21  ft  of  It  102  and  the  n  22  ft  of  It  103  of  the  w  10 
acres  of  It  6  In  the  Oir  Ot  ptn  of  63,22  acres  in  the  e  i4  of  the  B  e  % 
of  sec  36  4U  13.  Feb  19,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master,  110  LaSalle  at. 
L  S. 

Sheffield  add.  It  96  lu  b  33.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60 

Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Miller's  sub.  It  41  in  b  1  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  •>  !4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec 

■z3  39  13.  Feb  2ii,  11  a  m.  Margaret  O'Connor,  admtrx.  L  B. 

Nirwood  Pk,  Brown's  add.  It  12  in  b  4.  Fob  19, 1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemers, 

master,  630  Opera  House  bldg    L  B. 
Like  View,  Bnckingham'<4  2nd  add.  It 9  in  b  2  being  a  sub  in  the  n  e  J4 

of  sec '.fO  40  14.  Feo  16,  11  a  m.  Jno  T   Noyes,   master,  88  and  10 

Washington  st.  L  B. 

0  infield,  Peale's  add,  Its  9  and  10  In  b  4,  being  the  s  w  J4  of  the  8  w  !4 
of  sec  36  41  12.  Feo  ^7,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  26  iu  the  fub  of  the  e  60  ft  of  the  w  10  acres  (ex  the  7  83  ft)  and  its 

I  and  46  of  'he  suii  of  the  e  6  acres  (ex  the  s  83  ft)  of  the  w  16  acres 
of  the  s  64  acres  of  ihe  n  w  }4  of  see  25  39  13.  Feb  19,  11  a  m.  Jno  T 
Noyes,  muster.  L  B. 

All  of  Its  35  and  36  1:^  b  1,  all  of  Its  6.  6,  1l\  21  aid  22  in  b  1;  all  of  It  3 
in  b  7;  all  of  Its  6,  7,  8.  9,  10,  18  to  28,  30  to  35,  39  and  40,  61  to  58  in  b 
8;  also  all  of  Its  9.  10.  11,  12.  29  to  32  in  b  lu.  also  all  of  Its  5  to  16  in  b 
11;  all  of  Its  17,  18  26,  27,  28,  61,  f.2  in  b  17;  all  of  Its  3,  4,  5,  11,  12,  13, 
25,  26,  28.  26.  58,  59,  61,  6i  and  63  iu  b  22;  all  of  1  s  1,  2,  3.  19,  26  and  ^l 
iu  b  27,  ail  of  b  27,  ex  Its  16  to  23,  62  auU  62,  70  aud  71;  aluo  all  of  Its 
36  to  46  and  61  to  66  all  in  b  21,  also  all  of  b  24  and  26  cx  Itt  11  to  16 
and  24  to  24,  being  iu  Western  Springs  resub  of  pt  of  East  Hinsdale 
of  the  6  '/4  of  sec  6  '^S  12  and  pt  of  sees  31  and  32  10  39  12.  Feb  26, 11  a 
m,  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg    L  B. 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  Its  "I"  and  "J"  of  lis  1  to  7  and  42  to  48 
in  b  6,  being  a  sub  in  the  e  V4  of  the  s  e  M  of  sec  19  38  14.  Feb  26,  1  p 
m.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Eedzie  bkg,  L  B. 

Wi'<ner'8  sub.  Its  .3,  4,  6  and  34  of  the  8  14  of  b  5  iu  Hambleton's  sob  of 
the  e  V4  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  35  40  13.  Feb  26,  lu  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
master,  702  Ubicago  Opera  Honse  bldg.  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  McOhesney's  Homestead  sub,  Its  23  and  24  in  b  7  of  the  8  i4 

of  the  n  e  ^  sec  22  38  14.  Feb  23,  1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemers,  master,  630 

Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 
Price's  sub,  the  und  y»  of  the  n  H  of  It  28  and  the  s  V4  of  It  24  in  b  4  of 

the  n  w  J4  of  eec  10  38  14.  Mar  6,  11  a  m.    Wm  Hattendorf,  aamtr. 

L  N. 

Berwyn,  It  14  in  b  3  a  sub  ot  bs  4,  6,  12,  13,  20,  21,  28  29,  34.  35,  36  and  39 
of  La  Vergne  in  the  n  w  !4  that  pt  of  the  n  e  ^  and  the  s  e  % 
and  the  e  9}  ot  the  s  w  J4  lying  n  of  Ogden  av.  eec  al  39  13.  Feb  2'i,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  526  Opera  Bouse  bldg.  L  N. 

Storkes  sub.  It  9  in  b  13  in  Auburti,  a  re<ub  of  bs  1  to  16  in  the  w  '4  of 
the  8  w  i4  of  sec  28  38  14.  Feb  26,  11  «  m.  A  F  Stevejson,  master,  60 
Portland  blk.  L  K. 

Perry's  resub, It  16  and  e  7.12  ft  of  It  17  and  the  8  60  ft  of  It  15  of  the  w 
}^  of  It  1,  lu  Taylor's  sub  of  the  e  ^  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  21  38  14.  Feb 
25,  11  a  m.  Geo  Mills  Kogere,  master,  1>  0  Washington  st,  L  N. 

High's  ►nb.  It  7  in  b  2  of  the  e  i4  of  b  16  in  Sheffield's  add.   Mar  6,  11  a 

m.  Henry  A  Bernahl,  admtr.  L  N, 
Baten  &  Hamilton's  eub.  Its  24,  2S,  26  and  27  of  Its  12  to  21  in  b   "F'.  of 

ihe  Blue  Isl  and  Bldg  Oo'e  resub  in  Morgan  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.   Feb  23, 

II  a  m.  Perry  A  Pull,  master,  921  923  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Waeh  Fgt8'  It  54  in  b  71,  Its  2  and  3  in  b  88,  Its  2,  13  14,  21  and  22  in  b 
a3.  Its  9,  10,  11,  13  and  14  in  b  94.  being  a  rei-ub  of  Its  1  and  2  in  b  13, 
lu  see's  18  aud  19;  also  a  eub  of  th^  w  V:  of  the  n  w  i4  of  eec  20  and 
the  e  14  of  the  s  w  H  of  see  19  37  14.  Feb  23,  It  a  ni.  Perry  A  Hull, 
master.  L  IS, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16, 1895. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Feb.  14,  1895. 

Sales. 

Olty,  over  $1,U(10   211 

Oity,  under  tl,00O.,    e6 

Ooanty  —  •  78 


Amomt  ■ 
1.7,7k6 


Total   355 


fl,7!4,268 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deedb^  for  the 
week  ending  Feb.  15,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            Hi  I1,S91,4B4 

Olty,  under  1,000                            96  69, IW 

Oounty                                          '8  167.816 


Total. 


398 


ll,618,39i 


Adams  at,  n  w  oor  Franoiaoo,  8  f 
L)eo  l,'a4.  M  PrassiDg  to  J  J 


66x103; 
Peaoook 
|13,250 

Ada  8t,  248  ft  8  of  56th  w  f  76x124;  Feb 

(D.  Q  M  Naber  to  J  S  Qoodlander.  .|i,500 
Alioe  ot,  2/2  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  50xi20; 

Feb  1 .  W  Spen^ler  to  H.  Becze  f  15,500 

Arcnitage  av,  n  e  oor  Bingham  st,  s  f  50 
ft  to  alley;  Nov  19,'92.  H  Keating  to  A 

Walter  $3,000 

Armonr  av,  125  ft  8  of  29th  at,  e  f  25xl()i  ; 

Feb  13.  O  MoGrady  to  M  A  Orowe. $2,000 
Ashland  av,  50  ft  a  of  52nd  st,  e  f  2.'Ssl25; 
March  23,'94.  M  E  Greeoebaum  to  K 

Wilgen   $1,150 

Atlantic  st,  628  ft  n  of  55th,  e  f  Blxl43; 

Joly  18, '94.  P  Ryan  to  M  A  Ryan. .  J4,600 
Baawans  st,  240  ft  s  of  Tucker,  w  f  24  x 
126;  Jan  26.  F  Jannasch  to  A  W  Martin 

 1 1,700 

Belmont  av,  168  ft  e  of  Oakley,  «  f  25x 
125;  Feb  2.  H  O  Olansen  to  F  Beroh- 

told   $1,300 

Belmont  av,  50  ft  w  of  Oakley,  s  f  25x1:^5; 

Jan  19.  J  Swiderski  to  C  Milz  $6,600 

Blue  Island  av,  15('  f c  s  w  of  Hoyne,  set 
24x100;  Feb  9.  M  J  Shaw  to  T  E  R  ish- 

brook  $1,100 

Bowen  av,  20  ft  w  of  Langley,  n  f  18  2-10 
xm%;  Aug  15,'94.  G  W  Palmer  to  0 

W  Mills  $11,000 

Brooksav,  lOSftsof  73rd  st,  e  f  25x1073^; 

Feb  5.  R  U  Harding  to  E  Stone. .  .$o,iiUO 
Baena  Park  terrace,  245  ft  e  of  Evanston 
av,  8  f  40x110;  Jan  1.  H  Womer  to  O  F 

Perry....  $3,^00 

Byron  8t,  350  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f  25 
X  140;  Jan  12.   E  T  tJtotesbary  to  J  M 

Watkins  $2,875 

Calomet  av,  196  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  w  f  43x 
128;  Jan  2.  J  K  Bigelow  to  J  Gregory 

 $6,160 

Centra  Park  av,  241  ft  n  of  W  22nd  st,  e 
f  61x125;  Feb  8.  M  F  Riley  to  Catholic 

Bishop  of  Chicago   $7,80:) 

Central  Park  av,  241  f t  n  of  W  22nd  st,  e 
f  50x125;  Feb  4.  M  T  Riley  to  Catholic 

Bishop  $9,500 

Champlain  av,  175  ft  n  of  5"th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  21.  H  0  Staver  to  J  M  Ander- 
son $2,250 

Chaxplain  av,  260  ft  n  of  46th  3t,  w  f  :i5 
xl26  nnd  hf  int;  Jan  30.  E  A  Powell  to 

E  C  Powell   $5,250 

Chicago  av,  97  ft  e  of  Crawford,  8  f  24x 

126;  Feb  6.  vv  T  Little  to  B  Rfeime.$l,140 
Claik  st,  113  ft  n  of  106th  pi,  w  f  37!4x 
121;  Jane  2,'92.  E  0  Wentworth  to  S 

Olsen   $1,350 

Clark  st,  50  ft  n  of  21et,  w  f  26x170,  more 
or  less;  Feb  24,'93.  W  Heckman  to  A 

Frazier  $6,500 

Clifton  av,  163  ft  n  of  Noble,  w  f  24x124; 
Fob  12.  H  0  Schopp  to  M  Peterson 

  $1,800 

Cly  bourn  av,  150  ft  s  e  of  Western,  n  e  f 

25x126;  JdU  24.  J  Carmody  to  J  Off.$l,400 
Chrisliania  -iv,  .^61  ft  s  of  Division  st,  w  f 
2.'jxi04;  Feb   2.  K   Klennstsea   to  A 

Amandsen  $1,800 

Colfax  av,  n  w  onr  66th  st,  e  f  116x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  5.  A  L  Thomp.-ion 

to  rule  G  and  T  Co   $y,5( 

Colfax  av,  97  tt  a  of  66th  at,  e  f  24x122; 
Sapt  7,'94.  J  Robertson  to  J  P  BorafiE 

 $6,.'.00 

Colfax  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  9.  J  P  BorafiE 

to  E  D  aCoolidge  $6,800 

Commercial  av,  175  ft  a  of  79th  st,  e  f  25 
t124;  Feb  11.  J  B  Mesny  to  F  Kanst 

 $2,500 

Concord  st,  n  w  oor  Union,  s  f  24x124;  Feb 

6.  M  Lange  to  K  Uonser  $1,500 

Cornelia  st,  140  ft  e  of  Sheffleld  av,  n  f 
50x141;  Jan  7.  G  St  J  Sheffield  et  al  to 

0  Bnokinghaoi  $4,50(i 

Dania  av,  139  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  w  f  24x 


li4;  Feb  13.  C  Nilseu  to  C  P  Hoibech 

 $2,600 

Dania  av,  ^75  ft  a  of  Potomac,  e  f  26x126; 

Feb  12.  J  Caphonse  to  T  Johnson  . .  $1,200 
Davis  st,  192  tt  «  of  Hirsch,  e  f  24x126; 
Feb  2.  J  M  Watson  et  al  to  T  Reuther 

 $1,100 

Division  st,  72  ft  e  of  Cleaver,  8  f  24x100; 

Feb  8.  T  Pirtrowski  to  M  Maag.  ..$13,000 
Ebeihart  av,  s  e  cor  57th  sf,  w  f  5'J6xl26, 
and  Glen  ale  av,  g  w  cur  67lh  st,  e  f 
596x126;  Dec  18,'94.  F  L  Jewett  to  C  P 

Dewey  $13,0f0 

Eighty-second  at.  5i>  ft  e  of  Emerald  av, 
n  f  25x119;  Sep  3,'92.  F  J  Allen  to  J  M 

Dreutzer  $2,125 

Eighty-eighth  st,  125  ft  e  of  Viuoennes  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Dec  18,'nO.  8  E  Gross  to  R  S 

MoMorine....   $\2  0 

Ellis  ct,  f,0  ft  w  of  Rhodes  av,  s  f  74x45, 
more  or  less;  Feb  12.  H  A  Probasoo  to 

M  Langworthy   $6,000 

Elizabeth  st,  172  ft  n  of  69ib,  w  f  50xl24; 

Dec  20,'94.  Q  Peters  to  J  Peter^i  . .  $2,200 
Erie  st,  216  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24  x  123; 

Feb  6.  S  Barrows  to  T  W  Burrows  $3,500 
Erie  st,  same  property  as  above;  b'eb  8. 

T  W  Burrows  to  E  J  Barrows  $3,500 

Erie  st,  1,401  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  75x100; 

Jan  3.  G  W  Streetor  to  S  Strefator.$30,C0n 
Erie  st,  1,326  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  75x100; 
Jan  24.  G  W  Streetor  to  J  E  Applegate 

 *H(),000 

Erie  st,  192  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  s  f  24x124; 

Jan  18.  J  Hogan  to  T  M  O'Brien .  $3,300 
Erie  st  W,  premise'^  No  553;  Feb  12.'9l.  J 

M  Wheaton  to  H  C  Mathisen   $3,650 

Evans  av,  248  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  50x125; 

Jan  21.  D  McKay  to  S  Bayor  #6,250 

Evans  av,  1.^8  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  25sl30; 

Jan  24  Q  Beisner  to  T  C  Monahan.$4,ot  0 
Fairfield  av,  141  ft  n  of  Chicago,  e  f  25x 
126;  Feb  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Peterson 

 $',560 

Farwell  av,  ne  cor  6Sth  st,  w  f  78x123.8; 
July  26, '94.    A  W  Constantine  to  E  J 

Coleman  $6,000 

Fifty  first  st,  K'O  ft  e  of  May,  8  f  25x125; 
Feb  13.  H  J  M  Kraatz  to  C  Wegmann 

 $4,500 

Fifty-firot  st,  50  ft  e  of  Panlii.a,  s  f  25x120; 
Feb  16,'92.  J  E  Cassidy  to  J  A  N  aley 

  $5,()(  0 

Fifty  first  at,  201  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove  av. 
8  f  120x208;  Jau  20.  F  U  Armstrong  to 

B  H  Wallace  *28,800 

Fifty-third  pi  N,  260  ft  e  of  W57ih  st, 
n  f  49x125;  Feb  6.  A  A  Swanson  to  B  L 

Carlson  $1.0)0 

Flonrnoy  st,  277  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  25 
X  125;  Jan  23.  J  A  MoFarland  to  M  A 

Reid.  $M00 

Forest  av,  220  ft  s  of  93rd  st,  w  f  100x173; 

Feb  1 1 .  F  L  Jewett  to  0  P  Dewey  .  .$5,500 
Forty-firBt  st  W,  175  ft  n  of  15th,  6  f  25x 
126;  Jan  23.  J  Misicka  to  J  Miaicka 

 $  1 ,275 

Forty-second  at,  242  ft  w  of  Cottage Grove- 
av,  s  f  16^3x119,  more  or  leas;  Jan  21.  S 

Bayor  to  D  McKay  $6  .500 

Forty  fifth  st,  127  ft  w  of  Champlain  av, 
n  f  2.1x120;  Jan  10.  J  D  Bnrris  to  J  bi 

Eastburn   $6,500 

Forty  fifth  st,  same  ppty;  no  date.  J  H 

Eaatburn  to  E  J  Stockton  $6,500 

Fonv  sixth  St.  n  e  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  a 
f  191x123;  Fdb  11.  A  A  Sample  to  MP 

S.-imple  ...   $20,000 

Francisco  st,  141  ft  n  of  Van  Buren.  w  f 
25x126;  Jan  15.  J    G  Walker  to  R  R 

Thomas  $1,850 

Franklin  st,  90  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  45x 
148,  more  or  less;  Feb  13.  E  E  Brown 

to  0  Cowdery   #2  500 

Fnllerton  av,  666  ft  e  of  Hamlin,  s  f  332x 
660;  Jan  31.  J  F  Evans  to  V  F  Olsoa 

 $12,5(0 

FuUerton  av,  997  ft  t  of  aamlin,  s  f  332s 
660;  Jan  31.  J  F  Evans  to  P  Schnlte 

 $12,500 

Fulton  at,  90  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 

26x150;  Jan  11.  J  Lace  ^o  W  Wade.$7,<C0 
Garfield  blvd,  99  ft  w  of  Wallace  st.  a  f  26 
xl25;  Dec  11,'94.  G  Green  to  J  B  Garner 

et  al  $2,500 

Gary  pi,  300  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  s  f  25x 

120;  Jan  8.  W  Schick  to  J  Booth. .  .ai2,.^62 
Giddiogs  st,  75  ft  e  of  Lyman  av,  n  f  113 
xl22,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  1.  J  C  Ly- 
man to  L  P  Hammond  $16,500 

Glendale  av,  8  w  oor  58th  st,  e  f  300x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  II.  F  L  Jewett  to 

C  P  Dewey  $10,000 

Qood-peed  st,  70  ft  s  of  44th,  e  f  24x124; 
I     Feb  9.  Ma-it  in  Chy  to  Pnlaski  L  and  B 
Asan  of  SixtQ  Ward  $2,399 


Grace  av,  160  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  60x93; 
Feb  7.  The  Grace  Apartment  Oo  to  E  P 

Baker  $20,000 

Grand  terrace,  s  e  oor  Jefferson  av,  n  f 
112x125;  Joly  24,'94.  G  B  Whitney  to  0 

F  Hayes  $4,450 

Greenwood  av,  760  ft  8  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 

151;  Jan  23  J  S  Barker  to  C  Mott  $1,626 
Greenwood  av,  150  ft  s  of  Elaton,  e  f  2'iO 
xl84,  more  or  less,  and  other  lipty;  Deo 
31, '94.  8  E  Bishop  to  0  W  Gould.  .$4,200 
Halsted  st,  1-0  ft  s  of  16th.  w  f  24  x  100 
nnd  %  int;  Got  20,'rf4.  P  G^ndtr  et  al 

to  E  Gueder  $2,333 

Halsted  st,  120  ft  s  of  16lh,  w  f  24  x  100; 
Oct  20,'94,  Est  of  J  Gender  to  B  Gaeder 

  $3,600 

Hoisted  at,  n  w  cor  Rosooe,  e  f  60x125; 

Feb  8.  J  Bessey  to  C  .1  Fell   $7,600 

Halsted  st,  222  ft  s  of  Wellington  av,  w  f 
25x100,   and   other    ppiy;   Feb   4.  J 

Druecker  to  F  Reea  $5,200 

Hart  av,  274  ft  s  of  60th  st.  e  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  1.  W  J  Andrews 

et  al  to  J  DeW  C  Krebs  $17,100 

Harvard  av,  76  ft  n  of  65th  at,  e  f  6.'Xl25; 

Jan  15.  M  B  Davis  to  E  J  Fitt^  .  .  $5.5"0 
Henderson  st,  278  ft  e  of  W  67. h,  n  f  60x 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  5.  M  Luther 

College  to  U  F  Donren  $1,550 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  130  ft  e  of  Tram- 
ball  av,  n  f  26x150;  July   iH,'89.  C  P 

Dewey  to  N  B  Smith  $1,0C0 

Humboldt  av,  n  w  oor  Hancock,  a  f  60  x 
125,  Jan  5.  C  Sohoepfer  to  >  A  K-^eser 

 $  ,800 

Huron  st,  225  ft  w  of  W  47th,  n  f  25x120; 

Deo  19,'94.  C  Karkow  to  F  Madseu. $2,300 
Indiana  av,  244  ft  s  of  43rd  st.  w  f  25x 

160;  Feb  4.  D  H  Pike  to  M  Si  John. f;3, 600 
Indiana  av,  bet  4i  th  and  4l8t  st.  «  f  18  8- 
12x160;  Jan  16.  P  A  Swezey  to  B  J 

Murphy  $5,0(0 

Ingleside  av,  72  ft  8  of  56th  at,  w  f  24x116; 
Jan  14.  D  D  Moir  to  W  A  Sheiidan 

  $2,4(0 

Jackson  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  45<h,  n  f  25x125; 
Deo  24,'94.  E  J  Dalton  to  C  A  Moore 

 $1,000 

Jackson  st,  225  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  a  f  25 
xl42;  Jan  29.  A  A  Stewart  to  C  J  Her- 
bert   $3,300 

Jackson  av.  238  ft  s  of  66th  sr,  e  f  23  1-6 
xV6%;  Jan  21.  R  D  Coileit  to  M  U 

Bogert  $3,300 

Jackson  st,  3f'0  ft  w  of  W  41st,  n  f  25  x 
124;  Dec  31,  1894     J  G  GrafiC  to  W  R 

OmohuDdro   $1,400 

Jan  Has-i  av,  300  ft  n  of  ('oartland,  e  f  £0 
xl25;  Sept  4,'94.  J  Nyblin  to  A  Jnrgens 

 $1,000 

Jane  st,  48  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  a  f  24x80; 
Feb  1.  A  Amundsen  to  K  Kleunetsen 

 $4,000 

Jfcflferaon  st,  s  w  cor  Monroe,  e  f  73  5x100; 
Jan  16.  J  4  Spoor  to  Board  of  Direc- 
tors   Chicago    Theolcgical  SemiuHry 

 $155,000 

Johnston  st,  362  ft  w  of  Thomas  av.  n  f 
25x1(0;  Nov  20, '93.  M  Kearney  to  W  H 

Kearney   •  •  $  ',000 

Kedzie  av,  104  ft  n  of  Bloomington  st,  e 
f  25x128;  Jaiy  25  'J4,  J  B  Garrity  et  al 

to  E  P  M  Creu'z  ^3,500 

Keeney  av,  141  ft  a  of  Armitage,  e  i  26x  j 
125;  Feb  2.  K  Kleanet.^etl  to  A  Amand- 
sen  $2,50  ' 

Kenwood  av,  240  ft  e  of  Orawf.ird,  a  f  50x 
125;  Jan  25.  A   H   Bauer  10  C  Posaelt 

  $1,200 

Lake  Park  av,  22  ft  s  e  of  13;h  at.  n  e  f 
26x92;  Feb  1  E  O  Seymour  to  G  G  Fel- 

ton   $10,000 

Lake  av,  367  ft,  more  o   less,  n  w  of  6l8t 
st,  8  e  f  16}^xl53,  more  or  leas;  Oct  17, 
'93.  M  Y  Gray  to  W  N  Shepard  ...$3,0(  0 
Langley  av.  60  ft  n  of  48ih  at,  e  f  21x125 
and  hf  int;  Jan  30.  E  C  Powell  to  E  A 

Powell   $3,760 

La  Salle  st,  a  w  oor  53rd,  e  f  32x91,  und 
14  int;  Feb  7.  T  P  Keys  to  Mrs  S  Cook 

_  $2,450 

La  Salle  st,  s  w  cor  53rd,  e  f  22x91;  Feb 

2.  G  Ridenour  to  T  P  Keyes  $4,000 

Liuooin  at,  186ft  a  of  69ih,  w  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Jaa  11.  Max  I'  Werner 

to  Maria  Werner  $1,000 

Loomis  at,  200  ft  s  of  78th,  e  f  125x175; 
Jan  19.  E  M  Jenners  to  0  A  Brown 

 $3,000 

Loomis  St.  75  ft  s  of  67tb  ot,  e  f  60x124, 
and  othei:  ppty;  and  %  18,'94. 

W  W  Hanchett  to  F  B  tiolley  $3,000 

Loomis  8t,  s  e  cor  70th,  w  f  60x124;  Feb 

11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  A  Orb   $3,768 

Luella  av,  n  e  cor  77th  st,  w  f  75x125;  Jan 


21.  M  Brown  et  al  to  Q  B  Weise. .  .$?,600 
Marf  hfield  av,  266  ft  s  of  62nd  at.  e  f  60x 
124;  Feb  8.  G  W  McCon  to  C  F  Hovey 

 $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  168  ft  s  of  60th  tt,  e  f  24  x 
125;  Feb  11.  F  Harmsen  to  J  Koater 

 $1,150 

Marshfield  av,  n  w  cor  S8th  at.  e  f  48xl2r; 

Feb  11.  F  L  Jewett  to  C  P  Dewey.  .$3,500 
Marshfield  av.  274  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  25x 

122;  Feb  8.  H  Brehm  to  W  Brown.  $l,lf0 
Maxwell  st,  100  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  s  f  26x 
98;  Feb  9.  L  Forges  to  R  Goldberg  et  al 

 $7,300 

May  st,  50  ft  ?  of  64th,  e  f  5  xl24;  Feb 

11.  P  Hyan  to  H  Giessing  $2,000 

May  st,  200  ft  s  of  64ih,  w  f  25x124.  Feb 

1-*.  A  Huebenthal  to  J  Kurth.  . . .  $4,i5C 
Michigan  av,  100  ft  s  of  114ih  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Jan  26.   A  Esser  to  Aogast  Esser 

 $l,0f0 

Michigan  blvd,  175  ft  s  of  E  14th  st,  w  f 
25x163;  Jau  1.  J  Jones  to  H  B  Haid 

 $25,f  00 

Michigan  ay,  333  ft  s  of  37th  ot,  w  f  19x 
135;  Jan  8.  H  H  Mason  to  T  Kearney 

  $8,000 

Milwaukee  av,  330  ft  n  w  of  Robey  st,  a  w 
f  24x10 ',  and  other  pptj ;  Jan  20.  J 

Buehler  to  O  A  Lewis...   $12,500 

Monroe  st,  1*  0  ft  e  of  W  41st,  n  f  26x121; 
Jan  18.  O  F  W  Bobli  z  to  B  Feldman 

 $6,600 

Monroe  st,  226  ft  e  of  W  45lh,  8  f  5(,xl2l; 
Jan  26,  J   W  Hannan  lo  H  Paquette 

    $2,250 

Monroe  at.  75  ft  e  of  W  41st,  n  f  25x121; 
Nov  21, '94.  W  Trimble  to  0  F  W  Bub- 

litz   $1,400 

Mosapratt  st,  122  ft  s  of  Springer  av,  w  f 
26x125;  Feb  11.  W  Nowak  tt  al  to  F 

Levandowsky   $7,000 

Mospraii  st,  48  ft  9  of  James,  e  f  24x124; 

Jan  23.  A  Kroning  to  S  F  Siromaki.$l,725 
Nassau  at,  166  ft  s  of  Jackaou,  w  f  25x 
126;  Deo  22,'94.  D  J   Mitchell  to  G  B 

O'Reilly   $6,000 

Newpoit  av,  266  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  28.  F  Radzinski  to  J  t;  F  Berg- 

8ten  $1,860 

Niueteenth  st  W,  125  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  s  f 
25x125;  Jan  21.  J  Mnsoh  to  A  Hallat 

  $2.2uO 

Nintieth  pi,  8  e  oor  Lange  av.  n  f  K  0x123; 

Feb  13.  J  Falley  to  D  J  (J'Couuor.$l  460 
Ninetieth  pi,  100   ft  e  of  South  Park  hv, 
n  f  25x1:5,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  1.  S  E 

Gross  to  H  C  Groaa   $18,000 

Norwood  av,  417  It  8  e  of  Lyman,  n  e  f 
100  X  142;  Feb  11.  E  B  Camp  to  G  B 

Lamphear  $1,100 

Norwood  Park,  block  26,  6  40  13;  Jan  29. 

Mast  iu  Chy  to  E  A  Beach   $6,145 

North  av,  50  ft  w  of  Mit^chell,  s  f  75x125; 
Feb  11.   P  T  Johnson  to  C  A  Weise 

 $25,000 

North  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  11.  C  A  Weise 

to  E  A  Johnson  $25,0C'0 

North  av,  50  ft  w  of  W  42nd  st,  n  r  24x 
125;  Feb  5.  H  C  Michael  to  W  B  Moore 

  $1,200 

Oakenwald  av,  516  ft  s  e  of  46ih  st,  s  w  f 
16x124,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  2.  F  C 

Keller  to  C  W  Mills   $8,350 

Oasdale  av,  245  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  n  f  2lx 
123;  Feb  11.  T  Beitzel  to  N  Goergen 

 $1,826 

C>'»kwood  av>  321  ft  e  of  California,  s  f  24 
xl26,  and  other  ppty;  April  10,'9l.  W  D 

Cooper  to  W  F  Hann    $1,100 

Oglesby  av,  1'6  ft  s  w  of  70th  st.  n  w  3'  x 
76.  more  or  less;  Feb  11.  E  M  Best  to  D 

R  B  Carrier  $6,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  72  ft  e  of 
Dearborn,  n  f  -^4x126;  Feb  11    E  Hoch- 

stadter  to  I  G  Rapp  $1,7(jO 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  ot,  n  e  cor  Port- 
land av,  8  f  50x125;  Feb  5.  D  Swieronga 

to  G  J  Van  der  Burg   $i,100 

Owasoo  st,  175  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  n  f  i5xl25; 
Sept  6, '93.  S  T  Gunderson  to  C  W  Hie- 

stand   $4,1(^0 

Parnell  av,  lOU  ft  n  of  36th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jane  5,'91.  A  Sohlisttr  to  P  McNamara 

 $1,150 

Paolma  st,  77  ft  n  of  KiLZie,  e  f  26xi28 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  6.  T  King  to  E 

King  $3,5(0 

Phinney  av,  n  w  cor  Ohio  at,  e  f  72x126; 

Feb  11.  M  8t  John  to  J  U  Nolan.  .$3,000 
Peoria  at,  56  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  26x124;  July 

23,'91.  O  B  Green  to  D  Kennedy. .  .,{1,170 
Pierce  av,  113  ft  e  o'  Homan,  n  f  37>^x 
124;  Jan  19.  J  G  Reinhardt  to  L  K  P 

Pnllman  $1,025 

(Continued  on  page  162 


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161 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

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PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEKTIOSC 

TO  THE  MANTJFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


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EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITX. 


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Chicago 

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iuUy  gnaranteed. 

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at  corre"pon  lingly   low  rate^,  al- 
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THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16,  189 


(Coatinued  from  page  160.) 

Pierce  av,  75  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  t  37j^xl24; 
Jan  19.  J  U  Reitihart  to  0  J  Tew8.|l,025 

Fine  8t.  35  ft  n  of  Erie,  w  f  74  x  146;  Jan 
3!.  0  J  Sondder  et  al  to  A  P  Williams 
61  Bl   $11,250 

Reynolds  av,  S(i9  ft  8  of  t-9ih  st,  w  f  25x 
116;  Feb  12.  J  A  Marshall  to  O  E  Eng- 
strand  $l,(iOO 

Rhodes  av,  230  ft  s  of  73rd  st,  w  f  60x125; 
Feb  5.  d  W  Mahan  to  P  H  German 
 ,  |i.6O0 

Robey  st,  249  ft  s  of  Thomas,  w  f  25xl2j; 
Feb  6.  J  Bcdensohatz  to  P  Lo*z  .  .$1,850 

Rogers  Park,  soblot  4,  of  resablot  8  to  13 
block  34;  Feb  1.  P  Phillips  to  E  M  Esta- 
brook  |2,3('0 

Rogers  Park,  w  37  ft  U  3,  block  24;  Feb  1. 
P  Phillip's  to  A  JLi  Enifel  |2,800 

Root  st,  141  It  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  25xi24; 
Feb  9.  Est  of  T  Joyce  to  J  W  Sweeney 
 |2,nco 

Sangamou  st,  141  ft  s  of  63id,  e  f  25x125; 
Feb  13.  J  Beokman  to  M  Wright.  .fS.f  00 

Sangamon  st,  n  w  cor  Austin  av,  e  f  36x 
116;  Feb  11.  E  A  Feehely  to  D  Lopai- 
laro  $;.000 

Sangamon  st.  56  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x  i24; 
Feb  6.  E  Ntrlson  to  J  E  Dalley  $6,500 

Sawyer  av,  300  ft  s  of  25ih  et,  w  f  75x125; 
Sept  1,'92.  0  H  Broman  to  A  Uorrley 
 $1,450 

Sohell  av,  8  w  oor  7«th  st,  e  f  161x125; 
Jan  3.  T  B  Bryan  to  M  D  Begley ..  $3,000 

Seiop  av,  s  e  cor  72nd  st,  w  f  i98%xl26; 
Feb  11.  F  L  Jew.tt  to  0  P  Dewey 
 $12,ii(i0 

Seminary  av,  241  ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  w  f 
25x130;  Jan  25.  A  Peiereon  to  F 
Hiordahl  f3,30(i 

Seminary  av,  225  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  25x124; 
Feb  16,'92.  S  Jillson  to  M  V  Olgen. $2,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  i96  ft  e  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  25x124,  und  }4  int;  Feb  5.  F  Fajl  to 
J  Pitlik  $3,200 

Sherman  st,  300  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  26x125; 
Jan  2.  G  Holt  to  J  Harvey   $2,600 

Sheridan  av,  50  ft  s  of  Fillmore  st,  e  t  25 
xl25;  Jan  26.  S  A  Heller  to  0  Wilke 
 $i,7i0 

Sheridan  drive,  550  ft  e  of  Baena  av,  e  f 
50x200;  Jan  10.  C  A  Blakey  to  G  H 
Rnbly  $29,0i  C 

Sixty-first  et,  100  ft  e  of  Loomis,  n  f  25x 
119;  Feb  12.  L  G  Londqoist  lo  F  0 
Hill  $5,0(0 

Sixty-third  st,  167  ft  e  of  Wright,  s  f  25x 
125;  Jan  15.  M  B  Davis  to  E  J  Fitts 
 $5,500 

Sixty-ninth  at,  90  ft  w  of  Soath  Park  av, 
B  f  17x73,  Feb  7.  E  B  Camp  to  N  K 
Eikoos  *4  5i  0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  68  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  2ox 
125;  Jan  28.  L  Repette  to  H  A  Goodrich 
 $^,500 

Sonth  Chicago  av,  226   ft  n  w  of  Com 
meroial,  n  e  f  25x130;  Feb  13.  J  G  Ritz- 
enthaler  to  S  Loetzow  $8,01^0 

Sonthport  av,  48  ft  n  of  School  st,  w  f  24 
xl25;  Feb  11.  J  W  O  Johnson  to  0  W 
Vail   $10,000 

Spencer  av,  300  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  w  f  loOx 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  28.  A  w  Kings 
land  to  A  A  Wheelook  $3,f.00 

State  st,  125  ft  8  of  109th  ot,  e  f  25x121; 
April  '>,'94.  J  A  Hall  to  T  Hoflfman. $1,100 

State  st,  200  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  60x100.  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  7.  8  A  Maxwell  to  M  M 
Byrne  $2,760 

Stella  pl|  230  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  26xl<  0; 
Jan  28.  R  S  Grant  to  F  A  Swan. .  .$.',500 

St  Lonis  av,  s  e  cor  52nd  tt,  w  f  '25x126; 
Jan  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Chesebro 
 $1,460 

Thirty-seventh  st,  149  ft  e  of  Bntler,  n  f 
25x126,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  6.  P  J  Mc- 
Donnell to  E  Griffin  $3,3oO 

Throop  st,  211  ft  s  of  61st,  e  f  74x116;  Feb 
11.  F  L  Jewett  to  0  P  Dewey  $2,100 

Throop  Bt,  172  f t  s  of  67tb,ef  7.5x121;  Deo 
19.'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  Hasterlik  il.l55 

Throop  8t,  'i3  ft  n  of  W  18th,  w  f  24  x  125 
and  other  property;  Feb  Iz.  J  Polka  to 
J  Brabeo   $13,000 

Town  st,  166  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  22x71; 
Jan  22.  F  M  Queck  to  0  Bnokiogham 
 $1,600 

Tomer  av,  134  ft  s  of  12th  st,  w  f  24  10- 
12x124  86x100;  Feb  1.  La  Salle  B  and  L 
Aasn  to  F  Joseph  $2,050 

Twentieth  st  W,  101  ft  e  ot  Robey,  s  f  26 
xl26;  Jan  23.  J  Zalot  to  J  Sohrajher 
 $4,00n 

Twenty-third  st,  200  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  8  f  25x60,  more  or  less;  Feb  11.  J 
Keefer  to  M  A  Farrell  $1,200 

Twenty-sixth  st  W,  s  w  oor  Lawndale  av. 


nf  31x73;  Jan  31.0  R  David  to  J  M 
David   $1,800 

Uuion  st,  490  ft  s  of  Sird,  w  f  27J^xl25; 
Feb  9.  J  Otis  to  W  Wall  $1,100 

Van  Buren  st,  226  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f 
24  X  122  and  other  property;  Feb  13.  H 
F  Soheumann  to  M  J  Eich   $6,500 

Vincennes  av,  s  w  oor  Temple  st,  s  e  f  15  i 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  6.  E  B  Camp 
to  0  D  Evans  $10,200 

Vincennes  av,  439  ft  n  e  of  74th  st,  n  w  f 
25x12.5;  ing  3,'92.  G  Q  Caldwell  to  J  B 
BeHvis  $  4,650 

Wabash  av,  n  w  cor  42nd  st,  e  f  24x160, 
also  other  ppty  adj  in  rear;  Jan  29.  C 
J  Jndd  to  G  Bamberger  $10,000 

Wallace  st,  s  e  cor  Napoleon,  w  f  50x115; 
Feb  1 .  L  L  Cowles  to  L  Myers  . . .  $  iO,000 

Wallace  st,  53  ft  n  of  45th,  w  f  26  x  l!!7 ; 
Jan  18.  J  B  Scolly  to  J  J  Kilgallen 
 $1,000 

Wallace  st,  n  e  cor  27th,  w  f  125x120;  Jan 
3  .  J  Knndinger  to  J  A  Hoffman. $15, 000 

Walnnt  st.  540  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Feb  9.  E  C  Noe  to  J  W  Kinnare 
 $2,400 

Washington  av,  200  ft  n  of  59th  st,  e  f  50 
xl50;  ^l80  leasehold  interest  in  the  fol- 
lowing adjoining  ppty;  Washington 
av.  n  w  oor  5Hch  st,  e  f  200xl5it  and 
impd;  Madison  av,  v  e  oor  59th  st,  w  f 
liii'xloO;  Jan  29.  William  H  Barry  et  al 
to  Barry  Hotel  Company  $3(:0,0!i(i 

Washington  av,  oO  ft  n  of  Everett  st,  e  f 
50x144;  Jan  23.  J  I  Oswald  to  M  W 
Rice  $1,200 

Wellington  av,  236  ft  w  of  Racine,  n  f  26 
xl22;  Feb  II.  A  Teske  to  O  Teeke. $1,(00 

Western  av,  225  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Feb  5.  11  M  Smith  to  O  H  Furlong 
 $2,000 

Western  av,  48  ft  s  of  Humboldt,  e  f  24x 
125;  Feb  13.  K  R  G  Todt  to  C  Emrich 
 $2,200 

Western  av,  80  ft  n  of  Vao  Buren  st,  e  f 
26x110  t  Deo  20,'d4.  H  L  Ford  et  al  to 
W  F  Fitzgerald   $2,6f  0 

*'ilcox  8t,  fte  of  California  av,  s  f  25x 
124>^  und  >f  int;  Feb  5.  N  E  Ross  to  I 
H  Cone  $1,260 

Winchester  av,  u  e  cor  73rd  st,  w  f  48x125; 
Feb  12.  F  0  Bill  to  J  W  Chaffee. . $1,250 

Winchester  av,  n  e  oor  72nd,  st,  w  f  50x 
126;  Feb  12,  F  C  Hill  to  L  Q  Lundqnist 
 .•  $1,250 

Windsor  av,  s  w  cor  Hazel  et,  n  f  92x93, 
and  other  ppty;  July  21, '92.  F  J  Squibb 
to  W  H  Browne   $17,145 

Windsor  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  11.  W  H 
Browne  to  F  J  Squibb   $19,690 

Wiothrop  »V(  150  ft  u  of  Balmoral,  e  f  60 
xlo  i;  Feb  3.  C  E  Anthony  to  E  L  Hor- 
ton    $3,500 

Wolfram  st,  s  e  oor  Perry,  n  f  2oxl24,  and 
other  ppty;  Feb  11.  J  Koester  to  C 
Oorcis  $5,0C0 

Wolfram  ait,  same  ppty;  Feb  11.  0  Cords 
to  M  S  Koesier   $5,000 

Wright  81,  141ft  8  of  79th,  e  f  60x121; 
Feb  9.  R  O'Neill  to  M  Callahan  $6,000 

M  l»*t! Kt.li AM  KU  U S-CIT »  . 

TrBOBteri  Under  $1000. 
Anderson's  8ub,  It  9  n  e  3^  2  39  13  Jan  26, 

F  W  Rogers  to  Q  W  Hailborn  $>"00 

Cass'  sub,  It  21  b  2  n  w  ^  25  39  13  Aog 

20, '86,  Q  W  Caps  to  8  M  Seator  $275 

Cole  (JS  O's  sub,  It  73  b  2  It  9  Assr's  div,  32 

and  33  38  14  Jan  9,  J  M  Jones  to  T  L 

Leonard    $600 

Cox's  sub.  It  41  b  1  8  w  J4  17  38  14  May 

16,'91,  R  8  Cox  to  W  T  Lukey  $460 

Crawford  av,  Lowry's  add.  It  33,  15  39  13 

Nov  7,'94,  C  W  Bridgeman  to  J  J  Green 

 $450 

0  T  8,  It  15  and  16  b  .3,  33  39  11  Feb  7,  D 

O'Donnell  to  G  L  Magill  $200 

0  T  8,  It  15  b  2  8  !^  b  26,  33  39  14  Jan  19, 

J  Lowrey  to  J  Flaherty  $976 

Daunhin  Pk  add.  It  39  b  18  Nov  14,'94,  J 

F  Qormao  to  M  L  Dohaney   $800 

Daopain  Pk,  2d  add,  It  20  b  31  Deo  9,'dO, 

S  E  Gross  to  W  B  Curry  $500 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add  It  2  b  32  April  10, '94, 

S  E  Gross  to  W  Davis  $625 

Demarest  &  R's  Columbian  sub.  It  10  b  2 

1  39  13  Jan  31,  T  G  &  T  Co  to  E  8 

Palmer....  $625 

De  Witt's  3d  add,  It  112  and  113  of  It  4  to 

15  Jan  22,  P  E  Canfield  to  T  E  Nichols 

 ,..  $722 

Diven'd  sub,  It  27  b  2  s  w  M  2  39  13  Feb 

6,  H  E  C  Daniels  to  0  A  Katz   $300 

Diven's  sub.  It  37  b  7  s  e  3^  s  w  3^  2  39  13 

Feb  8,  JjDougal  to  0  A  Katz  $280 

Douglas  Pk  add.lt  34  b  3,  23  39  13  Feb  6, 


F  Vokonn  to  F  Hajek  $600 

Downing's  sub.  It  279  s  w      23  39  13  Feb 

n,  P  J  McCarthy  to  L  Hagan  $600 

Edson's  sob.  It  5  b  11  n  w  3^  20  40  14  Feb 

11,  A  Johnson  to  A  Wiokman  $800 

Englewood  Hill,  2d  add  It  87,  16  38  14 

June  16,'9     E  A  Cummings  to   M  L 

Thornton  $360 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  193  and  194,  20 

38  14  June  17,'89,  0  P  Dewey  to  L  Oas- 
lin  #600 

Englewood  Hill,  It  5  b  7,  18  33  14  Jan  7, 

E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  W  C  Leonard.. $750 
Englewood  oc  the  Hill,  It  243  s  w  3^  20  38 

14  March  16  '89,  O  P  Dewey  to  B  F 

May  hew  i250 

Englewood,  Lanphere'a  add,  It  14  b  28 

Jan  8,  W  G  Carter  to  J  Wilson  $700 

Esdohr's  sub,  It  32  and  33  s  e      22  40  13 

March  7,'92,  H  Esdohr  to  H  Lorenz.$85n 
Frazier's  snb,  It  28  b  1  n  w  3^  8  38  14  Oct 

1<),'87.  C  R  Walleok  to  J  Walleck .  $360 
Girfield.  It  49  b  29  Feb  1,  J  A  Grant  to  J 

M  Pederson  $550 

Gilbert's  sob.  It  32  b  1  8  w  3^;  32  38  14  Feb 

6,  W  R  Davis  to  H  M  Mason  $450 

Glover  &  h's  sub.  It  41  b  5  Ist  add  Ken- 
sington Feb  9,  M  Morini  to  0  Addnge 
   $750 

Hambletou'ri  sub.  It  17  83^b6e3^nw34 
35  40  13  Sep  12,  '90,  A  Wisner  to  J  Bos- 
enqnist   $300 

Hoamer  &  M's  sob.  It  36  b  10  n  w  qr  2  39 
13  Oct  22,'90.  F  J  MaoUey  to  M  Komeror 
 $600 

Hosmer  &  M's  sub.  It  19  b  9  n  w  qr  2  39 

13  Out  10,'90,  F  J  Maokey  to  H  Warren 
 $650 

Jones'  eub.  It  27  and  28  b  1  resub  b  9  n  hf 
8  w  hf  23  40  13  Feb  5,  A  H  Bauer  to  C 
Passett  $860 

Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  33  b  7  n  e  qr 
26  39  13  Feb  8,  J  P  Steiskal  to  J  Zapio 
 #526 

Lane  Pb,  Charles'  add,  It  1  Aug  9,'9(i'  O 
Charles  to  O  Grotjan   $750 

Lt  19  b  1,  snb  n  6  ao3  ne}^ne}^nv}^ 
3  37  14;  Feb  8;  G  B  Moncrief  to  C  F 
Hayes  $750 

Lt  21  snb  u  1^  8  ^  w  3.^  n  e  3^  35  40  13; 
Feb  8,  8  8  Smith  to  G  Glass  $300 

Lt  2^,  8  b  1,  b  3,  sub  Be^e3^sw3^26 

39  13;  July  16'92,  E  A  Uummings  to  J 
Becker   $4(0 

Marston  &  A'^"  snb,  It  19  b  3  8  w  qr  20  38 

14  Jan  29,  N  R  Douglas  to  0  K  Major 
 $300 

MoAoley  &  E'd  snb,  Its  21  and  22  b  3  n  e 
qr  33  40  13  Feb  9,  L  A  Morris  to  J 
Schuster  $500 

Miller.  P  <t  K's  snb.  It  15  b  2  s  e  qr  14  38 

13  Feb  8,  W  H  Morgan  to  NJ  Nagel  $500 
Miller's  cub,  It  15  b  2  n  e  qr  7  40  14  Feb 

9,  A  O  Anderson  to  G  Anderson  $576 

Miller'd  snb,  same  Feb  9,  N  Miller  to  A  O 

Anderson  $576 

Miller's  sub,  Its  16  and  17  b  2  n  e  qr  7  40 

14  Feb  1.  A  O  Peterson  to  G  Anderson 
  . .  $985 

Miller's  snb.  Its  6  and  6  b  6  same  Feb  1, 

N  Miller  to  T  A  Peterson  $950 

Miller's  sub.  Its  16  and  17  b  3  same  Feb  1, 

Same  to  J  Nelson  $950 

Milwaukee  av,  flatterman's  sub.  It  V5  b  1 

Jan  14,  W  E  Uatterman  to  O  Stybnrski 

 $360 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sob.  It  24  b  1 

Jan  14,  W  E  Uatterman  to  A  Kolaski  $350 
Montrose.  Gardner's  add,  It  fi  b  14  Deo  14, 

'94,  M  E  Albright  to  G  W  Hudson . . .  $400 
Montrose,  It  24  b  39  Jan  31,  E  Le  Van  to 

S  E  Le  Van  $400 

Norton's  sub.  It  87  b  2  n  e  qr  27  38  14  Feb 

7,  W  J  Walsh  to  W  Carlson  |90(i 

Norwood  Park,  It  25  b  7  Feb  11,  J  J  Pea- 
cock to  J  r  McGoire  #800 

Ogden's  snb.  It  67  of  It  2  b  1  s  w  qr  18  40 
14  Oct  15,'94,  E  Rudolph  to  A  J  Hinz 
 $635 

Pierce's  add  Holstein,  n  ely  36^  ft  It  6, 
b  12;  Feb  4  P  Crown  to  Met  W  8  El  B 
R  Co   $700 

Place'd  add,  It  41  b  8  15  39  13;  Jan 
26'34.  J  F  Pribe  to  0  Kleinschmidt 
 $875 

South  Chicago,  Hill's  add.  It  19  b  44  Jan 
21,  E  F  Saunders  to  R  8  Saunders.  .$300 

Street's  sub  It  11  and  12  b  2,  s  w  ^  17  37 
14,  Feb  6,  0  M:(ell6r  to  J  Mueller. . .  $850 

Taylor  &  K's  sob  It  7  b  2  of  b  5  n  w  34  4 
38  14;  Feb  8  Mast  in  Chy  to  Chgh  T  & 
T  Co  $928 

Twelfth  st  add  It  9  b  6,  14  39  13;  Jan  24 
B  M  Dorr  to  A  W  Lane  $600 

Walker's  sub.  It  83  b  11.  n  e  15  39  13; 
Oct  9'94,  M  F  MoOormiak  to  J  Svestka 


  $400 

Walker's  sub  It  116  b  11,  same  May  16'94 

Same  to  J  Melchoir  $360 

Walker's  Dock  add  It  50  and  61  b  2;  Feb 

6.  D  O'Donnell  to  G  L  Magill  $200 

Walker's  Dock  add  It  81  b  2;  March  7'94, 

A  C  Badger  to  F  Parthier  $425 

Ward's  sub  It  27  b  4,  6  and  7  38  14;  May 

27'93,  E  H  Schintz  to  J  Syrovtka.  ..$600 
Weddell  &  C's  Hillside  sub  It  18  b  7  n  w 

34^29  38  14;  March  25'90,  R  8  Cox  Jr 

to  H  L  Bacon   $290 

Wisner's  sub  It  13  and  n  %  14,  26  40  13; 

Feb  10,  C  P  Kuhn  to  A  Wisnea  $650 

W  Pullman  It  37  b  42;  Feb  9,  Am  T  &  8 

Bk  to  E  A  Hurlbut  $650 

W  Pullman  It  18  b  9;  March  10'94,  F  E 

Randall  to  L  H  Allbright   $700 

SIIBITBBAN  WAKKANTV  ■»KKI»(«. 


Oo'nmbia  Hgts.  Keeney'e  let  add.  It  13  b  7  feb  6,  A 

F  Keeney  to  F  Konopa'zky   |6  0 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B's  add.  Its  24  and  25  b  1  feb 

8,  L  H  Whitney  to  H  Snow  jeco 

Glenwood,  It  22  b  6,  3  S'i  14  jin  111.  H  B  HedKe  to  J 

M  Hill  1225 

Oolumbia  Herts.  Eeeney's  2nd  add,  Ita  20  to  24  b  2 

feb  6,  A  F  Keeney  to  E  Sonntag  $850 

BREMEN. 

Olalrmout,  Smith  &  Go's  2nd  add.  It  141  b  4  feb  4, 
8  E  Barrel!  to  J  t  Clark  $21(1 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B'-.  add.  Its  20  to  23  b  1  feb 
6,  L  H  Whituey  to  J  W  Otepch   $6C0 

Lis  46  and  48  b  1  eub  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  dec  6,'94, 
Royal  T  Oo  ti  W  BeuUey  $70 

aALOMBI. 

Krueger's  aab.  Its  5  to  12  e  hf  b  8  o{  Its  1  2  »  and  6, 
30  37  14  feb  4,  O  0  O'NeH  to  D  0  Bntts   $300 

Morgan  Pk,  Waphburn'/i  resub,  lts34  to  86  b  "K" 
feb  8,  L  E  ThoiDBR  to  W  L  1  homaB  $7000 

rrlOEEO. 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add,  It  5  jane  7,'92,  T  Price  to  F  H 

Oarpen'er  $1200 

Oak  Pk,  same;  feb  6,  F  3  Carpenter  to  M  A  Bray- 
ley   $1600 

Morton  Pk,  Ondahy's  add.  It  26  b  9  feb  6,  A  B  Weare 

et  al  to  H  E  Bandlow  $1600 

Fair  Oake,  Its  76  and  ',7  b  7  jan  26,  J  M  Taylor  to  0 

Falconer   $3000 

Barlem,  EettlestrlUK's  adil.  It  21  resub  b  3  jan  26, 

0  Falconer  to  H  A  Taylor   ....$5025 

Maclean  &  V's  snb,  U  26  n  pt  16  39  13  jan  31.  J  D 

Maclean  to  J  A  Bond   $900 

Hutchinson  &  R's  'ub  It  2  b  7.  18  89  H  oct  2,'94,  P 

McOonnell  to  J  U  Ward   $3  0 

Austin's  8rd  add.  Its  501  and  B02,  6  39  13  teb  6,  M  S 

Austin  to  L  J  Meaney   $845 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  add  Its  12  ai  d  13  b  39  apr 

12,'92.  W  J  Andrews  to  P  Taylor  et  al  $950 

Ballbrd  &  D's  sub.  Its  14  and  15  n  w  qr  9  39  13  jan 

18.'9i,  E  H  Fl-hburn  to  B  K  Fl'hburn  $3100 

Lt  17  ex  a  6  ft  b  1  sub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  u  e  qr  s  w  qr  9  39 

13  jan  24.  Tit  e  G  &  T  Co  to  H  Hoprans  »1400 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  Its  18  and  19  b  lu  july  19,'94, 

W  H  Crump  to  R  J  Q  >i  mau  $13IJ0 

Lt  20  b  1  sub  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  9  39  13  8  of 

LBka  st;  jan  24,  H  Uogaus  to  A  Q  Psarson..  ..$6360 
Grant  Loci  Wks  add.  It  12  b  5,  21  89  13  jaly  ]3,'92, 

1>  B  Lyman  to  S  8  Wick  $500 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add,  lis  7  8  and  9  b  in  july  19,  W 

H  Oram,j  to  J  Gubbl.  s  $.:092 

Oak  Pk,  same  add.  it'  211  21  and  22  b  10  july  19,'94, 

!-ametoJF  Gobb'ns  $1952 

Maclean  &  Y'b  resub.  It  27  n  pt  16  39  12  feb  4,  J  D 

Maclean  to  E  A  McCarthy   $(50 

Maclean  &  V's  resub.  It  3li  sumfc;  feb  4,  Same  to  L 

0  McCarthy  $660 

Maclean  &  Vs  eub.  It  38  same;  feb  4,  Same  to  J  E 

McCarthy  $6S0 

La  Verene,  Sonneoecheio  &  8'8  add.  It  20  b  8  feb  9, 

A  McCullom  to  Q  H  ^ohlmpff  $375 

Scoville'9  snb.  Its  15  an  1  16  b  20  n  eqr  7  39  13  jan  2, 

8  fl  Chaffee  to  N  M  Freer  $6000 

Austin,  Rudolph  &  O's  add,  It  65  and  s  hf  It  64  may 

20,'93,  O  Rudolph  to  J  Wallenh   »6i0 

Austin's  3rd  add,  w  hf  It  464,  5  £9  13  feb  4,  H  L 

Ward  to  A  Schroeder  $400 

Oak  Pk,  Weddeli'J  add  Its  8  9  and  1)  b  6  july  19, '94, 

W  H  Crump  to  0  J  Herbart  $1992 

Oak  Pk,  H  L  &  I  Go's  add.  Its  31  and  32  b  13  jan  ,S], 

L  0  Harding  to  B  Dickinson  $400 

Maclean  &  Vs  eub.  Its  31  and  32  n  pt  16  39  13  jan  31, 

J  D  Maclean  to  J  Shaw  $1000 

Maclean  &  V's  snb,  same;  feb  B,  J  Shaw  to  A  D 

Shaw  ,  $10!:0 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston,  Union  add,  it  9  b  8  feb  5,  B  W  Reed  to  A 
T  Maieon   .  $1960 

Evanston,  Ladd's  2nd  add,  It  12  b  3  jan  24,  0  A 
Hayes  to  N  S  Lather  $750 


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ETBQBton,  8  hf  It  10,  ex  alley,  b  S  feb  11,  D  S  Ely  to 

B  M  WiDK    $8500 

£raD8ton,  Hitt'8  add,  8  bf  It  6  and  n  bf  It  7.b  2  feb  4, 

0  Oomatock  to  J  L  Hebblewaite   $1000 

ETaD8toD.  Ladd<8  2d  add,  It  lU  b  3  jan  24,  N  8  Latb- 

er  to  0  F  Haye8  $700 

Evan8ton,  LyoDS,  G  &  We  add.  It  9,  reeab  Its  1  to 

12  b  3  jan  28,  0  J  Qilbbrt  to  A  Balfoar  $2250 

Thayer's  snb.  It8  6  7  8  26  28  ti  31  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  b  1, 

8  w  qr  12  41  13  dec  5,'94,  J  F  Ptithybridge  to  F  E 

Wright   13000 

ETinetoD,  Huntoon's  add.  It  7  b  2  feb  2,  R  A  Wld- 

aier  to  8  0  Hibler  $2500 

Evanston,  Hardin's  add.  It  9  of  Its  1  to  5  and  18  to 

28  b  1  jan  iS,  0  Harres  to  P  Redmond  $140 

Kyanston.  Its  10  and  11  b  16  dec  27,'94,  W  D  Mnr- 

dook  to  F  E  Finch  160  0 

HANOVEB. 

Elgin,  tndlow  &  9's  add.  Its  1  to  4  b  1,  Its  21  to  24  b 
3  oct  6,'94,  G  M  Ludlow  to  W  E  Ludlow   $1200 

EIJTln,  same;  oct  6,'9»,  W  E  Ludlow  to  G  M  Ludlow 

  $1200 

LETDBN. 

Turner  Pk  Olty,  Its  6  and  6  b  "E",  26  40  12  jan  1.  H 

F  Kolze  to  4  L  <olze    $100:i 

Turner  Pk  Oity,  same;  feb  4,  A   L  Koizs  to  H 

Kolze    tUOO 

Turner  Pk  Oity,  It  4  b  "E"  same;  feb  1,  H  F  Kolze 

to  L  Kolze   $1200 

6  acres  n  w  qr  10  40  12  feb  6,  Same  to  A  B  Pease. $9l0 
Franklin  Pk,  Itb  27  and  28  b  13  feb  9,  W  T  Orr  to  N 

A  Benson  $400ii 


THOBNTON. 
Harvey.  It  29  b  65  jane  20  '94,  W  P  Norrls  t 

Garnet  

GODW  n'8  sub.  Its  9  to  12  and  38  pt  s  w  qr  15 

jan  31,  P  Anker  to  P  A  Anker  


0  E 

 $600 

3S  14 
...$1000 


Harvey,  It  6  b  116  jan  22,'92.  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  H  A 

Kinley    $600 

Harvey,  It  40  b  66  jan  26,'91,  Harvey  Ld  Aesn  to  H 

I'TerrlU   $600 

WOBIH. 

S  2)  acres  n  e  qr  8  wqr  1  37  13  jan  23,  A  A   ^  Hol- 
brook  to  0  A  Hopklos  $30,000 

Oviatt's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  7  pt  w  hf  n  e  qr  24  37  13 
jan  2, '94,  M  E  Aldrin  toO  R  Aldrin  $8'  00 

Oviatt's  snb,  same;  feb  4,  0  E  Aldrin  to  0  H  Gen- 
try  $8000 

PB0VI80. 

Maywood,  Its  I  2  and  3  b  196  jan  29,  J  Gould   to  W 

Frangenhelm  f.bf.ii 

Western  8prg8,  Lay's  add,  It^  15  20  and  21  b  1 6  oct 

3ii,'94,  T  Evans  to  L  K  D'Unger  $2'  On 

Western  Sprgs.  same  add.  It  13  b  15  jan  8,  J  X 

Evans  to  Same  $760 

Melrose,  Its  1  and  2  b  90  jin  29,  T  Touiasek  to  A 

Kovacevich  $1000 

LEASES. 

The  Tti  Abstract  Co.  (belcg  George  W.  Smi  b 
John  Oarne  and  Biram  Ooombs)  have  'eassd  to  Bf  b- 
ert  F.  Fhanklln  t  r  a  term  of  99  years,  from  May  1, 
189.5,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $15,1  00  (In  gold),  he 
folic  wing  property,  improved:  Waehiogton  et.,12'l 
ft  e  of  Fifth  av..  n  f  40x180,  more  or  less;  HBid  lessee 
agrees  to  erect  a  building  before  May  1,  1898,  to  cost 
$200,OjO. 

TKi;ST  »KRU!4  ASD  HUKT^rAUKS 

Including  Bmldlng  and  Loan  Socletlee. 

AngDstin  W  to  H  N  Tyson  feb  1  Its  1  and 

2  b  8,  20  38  H,  5y  1%    $VJ^O 

Azzatto  Q  to  Q  G  Oella  feb  8  It  12  It  3  b 

60,  21  39  14,  6y  1%  |lf  OO 

Averill  A  M  to  E  S  Dreyer  feb  11  It  17  b 

1,  14  38  U,  2y  6^   |1700 

Anderson  W  A  to  M  McNeil  jan  24  Its 5 

and  6  b  221,  16  39  13,  1%   $1500 

Benedict  L  to  A  Holicger  feb  9  pt  b  10, 

Ridgelay  add  6y  by^%   |3000 

Ballard  N  W  to  Berkshire  L  Ins  Oo  feb  7 

pt  b  20,  Hyde  Pk  4y  75«  $5000 

Booth  J  to  0  E  Schick  jan  8  pt  It  3  It  3 

etc,  b  8,  21  40  14,  ly  7^   $1750 

Blntn  H  A  to  H  Felsenthal  feb  7  pt  It  19 

b  38,  19  38  14,  3y  1%  $3200 

Barker  J  N  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co  feb  6  pt  It 

2  It  1  etc.  frl  15  add  3y  6>^?;.  ...$.')0,000 
Bowman  A  F  et  al  to  L  Mayer  feb  7  It  27 

and  pt  28,  19  40  14,  3y  7<{  #16(0 

Bouse  J  L  to  J  F  Brower  feb  5  It  10  and 

11  b  17  (irossdale  1%  $1500 

Borger  F  to  F  B  Fease  feb  7  It  39  b  6,  5 

38  14,8%  $2600 

Bartel  J  to  J  Dauiel  feb  6  It  27  b  34,  19 

39  14.  755   $1000 

Brown  C  E  to  M  L  Jennings  feb  1  Its  13 

and  14  b  1,  4  38  14,  9y  6%  $19,150 

Breslin  T  to  0  0  Schomacher  feb  6  It  19 

b  3  b  47,  17  39  14,  7SS   $1500 

Bradley  L  to  M  Hi!|  feb  17  pt  Its  11  to  17 

b  3,  16  38  14.  ly  6^  $5000 

Bennett  F  I  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  5  It  15  and 

16  b  6,  Rockwell  add  5y   $4000 


Burgess  E  to  U  U  Rose  feb  6  It  44  b  2, 

28  38  14,  ^%  $1800 

Birmingham  T  to  R  Burger  feb  12  It  3  It 

1  pt  b  5,  Ashland  add  5y  6^  $3000 

Beakey  CA&AJtoAW  Martin  jan  7 

It  2  b  7,  Bnana  Park  3y  1%  $13,774 

Bristol  K  E  to  O  N  Lenman  feb  11  pt  s  e 

3^,  10  40  13,  3y  7^  $25  0 

Bridge  R  W  to  F  B  Peabody  dec  27  Its  14 

and  15  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y   $550n 

Camp  E  B  to  M  L  Millard  feb  11  Us  1  to 

12etobl,  W  Hght8  3y7^.  $3000 

Uonover  W  P  to  8  W  Straose  feb  11  pt  It 

34  b  7,  14  38  14,  2y  1%  $7000 

Oreedon  D  to  0  F  Sohomacher  Jr  feb  11 

It  18  b  5,  2  39  14,  3y   $1700 

Oasazza  P  to  L  Qollhardt  feb  12  It  10  b  2 

b  73,  Chicago  Beights  ly  H  $2600 

Crane  F  I  to  Ohi  T  &  T  Co  feb  1  It  5  to  20 

b  3,  14  39  13,3y  7<g  $5000 

Oorbey  J  to  M  Frohlich  feb  11  It  21  and 

22  b  1,  15  39  13,  6^  $4000 

Crosby  0  T  and  M  A  Frazer  to  Norihn 

Trust  Co  It  24  b  1,  20  40  14  3y  6^..$2ii00 
Caskey  T  A  to  J  H  MoEldowney  feb  8  pt 
It  19  and  22  and  all  20  MoEldoirney 

bubd  29  35  14,  4y  7^   $35('0 

Cheney  C  H  to  H  R  Baldwin  jan  23  pt  It 

2  It  1  b  8,  19  39  14,  5y  6«  ....   ...  $2200 

Church  E  M  &  M  10  J  R  Fonike  feb  1  It  2 

It  5  It  27,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Cameron  J  J  to   W  T  Rickards  jan  23  It 

37  b  2,  19  40  14,  5y  6%   $18(  0 

Cheski  C  to  M  W  Kozmin<(ki  feb  16  It  2  i 

lt4  b  9,  Sheffield  add  3y  6%  $120 

Cohen  P  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  feb  6  It  6 

It  1  b  63,  31  39  14,  5y  6^  $650 

Cohen  B  to  8  W  Strause  feb  6  pt  It  3  b 

21  39  14,  ly  1%  $l(in0 

Colbert  M  to  W  Heinemann  jar  31  It  18 

to  20  b  8  b  29,  Wilmette  3y  7^   $i000 

Croft  W  to  F  8  Winston  feb  2  pt  Its  13  to 

15,  Parmly  sob  2y  6^   $26  lO 

Creche  M  E  to  J  W  Gray  feo  9  It  1  and 

pt  2  b  48,  27  39  14.  5y  6se   $80(;0 

Cushing  A  T  to  J  R  Madison  feb  5  It  23 

and  pt  22  b  18.  Irving  Park  2y  6^.  .$2000 
Creighton  W  to  8  W  Straus  feb  6  Its  1  to 

9  b  2,  33  39  13,  1  y  7%  $2000 

Dillon  J  to  C  L  Sohaar  feb  17  It  2  b  2,  29 

29  14,  6J5  $2000 

Dnmke  L  to  C  H  Fleischer  feb  6  It  1  It 

18,  Lansingh  3y  7^    . .  $1000 

Dall  M  L  to  R  Berger  feb  9  It  11  Pikes 

snbd  3  38  14,  4y  7%  $21  00 

Dunne  E  &  M  J  to  E  S  Douglas  feb  5  It 

24  pt  23  b  4,  11  38  14,  5y  6«  $8000 

Denny  A  to  J  West  feb  9  It  3  and  4  b  1, 

1  40  13,  5y  6^  $10  0 

Dnkey  W  V  to  G  A  Rose  feb  1  It  41  b  1, 

17  38  14,  5y   7%  $1(W0 

Dodge  W  C  to  A  Ballard  feb  1  It  6  b  3,  8 

40  14,  6y  6^   $2«00 

Duncan  K  A  to  F  C  Knhn  feb  2  It  36  b3, 

9  39  13,  5y  6%   $1600 

Domegalski  M  to  W  E  Hatterm->.a  feb  5 

U  4  b  4,  Batterman's  Milw  av  sub  3y  6i 

  $iO00 

DeWolf  W  a  to  R  B  Bell  feb  4  dc  It  5  b  1, 

3  38  14,  5y  6%  '  $1500 

Dubuque  Bldge  Oo  t}  Nonhn  Trust  Oo 

feb  1  It  1  to  o  It  11  etc,  b  23,  Kinzie  add 

20y  6%%  $60,000 

Dirks  H  to  A  Wisner  jan  2  Its  7  and  18  b 

40,  21  40  14,  3y  6%  ...   $.^0  0 

DeWolf  W  D  to  N  W  ML  Ins  Oo  ja'.  28 

pt  It  7  b222,  8  sec  add,  5y6%.  ..  $15,000 
Estabrook  B  E  to  Rogers  Pk  B  >&  L  Assn 

feb  1  It  4  It  8  b  38,  Rogers  Pk  8<5  .  .$30  0 
Engle  C  to  M  Kenzie  feb  1  pt  It  18  b  2, 

9  39  13,  2y  7%  $14'  0 

Force  J  G  to  Title  &  TrLst  B  &  L  Assn 

feb  15  Its  12  and  13,  17  39  13,  7%  .  .$2227 
Feinberg  J  to  E  U  Fleihman  jan  18  Its  I 

and  2  b  2,  26  39  13,  3y  Bf..  $1300 

Fayen  W  V  to  A  Wisner  feb  1  It  82  b  6 

etc,  29  40  14,  ly  7%  $  200 

Felt  O  J  to  H  J  Dirk's  feb  8  It  96  and  97 

8  e  3^,  20  40  14,  3y  6?  $2500 

Ftennd  J  W  to  G  R  Foulke  feb  4  It  105 

It  71,  Bronaon  add  5y  6^  $4000 

Frink  W  to  H  H  Gage  dec  1  pt  b  1  b  18, 

33  39  14,  5y  6^  $1487 

Fitzerald  W  F  to  F  G  Bradley,  dec  20  It 

40  b  12,  Rockwell  add  2y   $1200 

Fishburn  R  E  to  O  D  Richards  jan  18 

Its  14  and  15  b  1.  9  39  13,  3y  6%  $1500 

Ford  A  to  F  Winkleman  feb  7  pt  It  12  b 

11,  36  40  13,  5y  7%  $1£00 

Frank  B  J  to  R  Gottlieb  feb  13,  Its  1  to  4 

Ball's  sub  36  40  13,  3y  6?  $2000 

Green  G  R  t.i  G  Van  Zandt  feb  6  prem  70 

Hamilton  av  5y  6^  $1500 

Gardner  R  M  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Oo  jan  23 

pt  It  5  b  11,  Newberry,  5y  5%  $20,000 

Grimm  0  to  0  R  Walleok  feb  5  It  7  Lee's 

sub  20  39  14,  3y  't%  $140. 


Gross  H  C  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  1  pt  b  54, 

Gross  3d  to  Dauphin  Pk  and  op  5y  7% 

 $8000 

Graffy  J  to  L  Danfenbath  feb  8  It  16  b  4, 

8  38  14,  3y  6?  $2(  00 

Gregg  H  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jan  5  It 

19  and  pt  2n  b  1,  16  38  14.  5y  6J^^.  .$2000 
Qareau  O  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  feb  7  It  3 

It  1  b  16,  Ashland  2d  add  6y  6^  $4500 

Glade  J  G  to  O  C  Butz  feb  7  It  19,  Snow 

Estate  Bubd  30  40  14,  ly   $11,500 

Glaodson  J  to  Northern  T  Co  jan  27  It  71 

Altgeld  subd  20  40  14.  5y  6!5  $3500 

Gregory  J  to  H  P  Coffin  jan  2  It  4  and  pt 

3  It  25,  3  38  14,  90  ds  6«   ...  $3250 

Gregory  J   to  E  F  Bayley   jau  21  same 

prop  5y  655   $12,0C0 

Gross  H  0  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  4  It  1 

b  5,  35  39  12,  5y  7%  7  deeds  $7800 

Galley  D  J  to  N  W   Mnt  L  Ins  Oo,  feb— 

pt  b  5,  Bushnell  add  ly  6^  $2600 

Hughes  A  R  to  J  P  Ahren  may  9  It  6  to 

8  b  B,  19  39  14,  5y  7«  $3170 

Bughes  W  M  to  E  Crosbie  feb   1  It  68 

Keith  snbd  14  38  14.  5y  7^   $i20l 

Howard  J  to  Commonwealth  L  &  B  Assn 

feb  1  pt  It  22  Philip's  sabd,  28  38  14, 

 ,.$^000 

Hamm  W  F  to  W  D  Cooper  feb  6  It  35 

and  36,  Phares  snbd  1  38  13,  G%  3  deeds 

  $1550 

Holmes  V  B  to  A  8  Trude  feb  1  pt  It  4  b 

16,  9  39  13.  2y  6!?   $.30  0  0 

Haskell  F  L  to   J  Sobnitzer  feb  19  It  33 

b  29.  4  37  14,  6«    ...$ — 

Haas  K  to  0  H  Fleischer  feb  5  It  27  b  3, 

19  40  14,  5y  7%  $1400 

Hamand  L  I  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  6 

It  28  b  1  b  17,  3.^  39  14,  4y  6^ . .  . . ,  $2000 
Heistand  C  W  to  Am  Trust  &  Sav  Bk  feb 

5  It  8  b  6,  15  39  13,  7y  7%  $1720 

Houser  K  to  F  A  HoflEman  feb  6  It  47  b  1. 

9  38  14,  5y  &%  $1300 

Beaton  E  8  to  W  L  Jeflfries  j  \n  31  It  4  b 

14,  18  39  13.  3y  6^  $1930 

Bahc  J  to  G  H  Linderman  jan  24  It  3  b 

f ,  29  40  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Haberkorn  J  A  to  A  W  Jaeger  feb  6  pt  It 

4  b  6.  17  39  14,  3y  6^   $1501 

Hill  E  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  6  pt  It  8  b  10, 

28  38  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Hughes   M  to  J    F  Brower  feb  2  It  286 

Fowlers  su'u  n  w  34,  9  38  14,  7«  $1200 

Hoffland  A  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  feb  1,  pt 

10  and  11  b  57,  Evnstn  5y  6?  $5000 

Hulman  H  to  Masonic  M  8  &  L  Assn  feb 

5,  Its  8  and  9  b  3,  29  41  14  $1000 

Hansen  A  J  to  M  E  Mnoson  extr  jan  30 

Its  18  and  19  and  pt  17  and  20  b  8,  0  to 

Edgewater,  7%  $4000 

Uealey  J  J  to  Nortn  Trust  Co  feb  1  Its  2 

3  and  6  b  18,  11  38  14,  3y  6^   $5000 

Hogan  J  to  F  Whitfield  jan  8  It  4  b  10, 

7  39  14,  7%   $1900 

Hammond  L  P  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  4  pt 

b  1,  18  40  14,  3y  %%  11  deeds  $6765 

Hnyoh  M  E  to  F  P  Armisted  oct  1  pt  It 

12  and  all  13  It  4,  14  39  13,  2y  65S  .  .$2500 
Hammond  L  P  to  P  R  Chandler  feb  1  pt 

b  1  b  1  etc,  18  40  14,  5y       11  deeds 

  $22,000 

Holmes  E  J  &  O  N  to  Will  H  Moore  feb 

6  pt  It  2  It  18  b  6  11  12,  14  38  14,  3y  %% 
 ••••  $2000 

Halz  V  to  O  J  Krumseig  fab  8  pt  It  13  b 

19,  6  39  14,  Cy  5«  $1600 

Ball  F  E  to  A  B  Mead  feb  1  Its  2  and  3  b 

2,  21  39  14,  5y  655   $3000 

Bannum  8  E  and  F  M  to  I  W  Cannell 

feb   6  It  10  b  4    It    3.  Vi  39  13,    3y  7% 

 $18;  C 

Jones  A  D  to  Will  H  Moore  f ►  b  4  pt  It  12 

b  31,  16  38  14.  fiy  7%  $16(0 

Johnson  A  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  11  pt  It  56 

b  59.  Prussing  add  5y  7%  $2000 

Jensen  J  O  to  A  Htilt  feb  8  It  24  b  60,  7. 

39  14,  3y  6$  $2000 

Jaoobson  ri  to  Chi  Mnt  3  &  L  Assn  feb 

7  It  9  b  30,  34  39  12,  7^  $i600 

Johns  R  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  feb  1  It 

20,  14  38  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Joseph  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  7  pt  b 

1,  Downing  <fe  P  snb  23  39  13.  4v  7% 

 '$1300 

Jirik  V  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  1  It  72  b  48, 

19  3914,  5y  6!S  $1500 

Jones  J  G  to  G  Van  Zandt  feb  4  pt  It  29 

b  1,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $200(i 

Krnse  C  to  J  F  Jorn  feb  4  Its  22  and  23, 

b  5,  33  39  14,  6y  6^  $10,000 

Knnowski  J  to  F  C  Knhn  feb  1  It  46  b  1, 

31  40  14,  5y  7^  $2b00 

Kley  H  to  W  Loeb  feb  7  Its  24  and  25  b 

1  b  19,  Sheflf  add  5y  6^   $4000 

Katz  T  to  J  Stern  feb  6  Its  19  and  20  b  1, 

24  40  13,  $2500 

Kieinoren  R  to  R  Berger  feb  7  pt  it  3,  17 


40  14,  3y  6^   $1,500 

Kironse  E  to  Q  een  City  L  &  B  Assn  feb 

7  It  128  b  1,  15  39  13,  7%  $1000 

KoersCto  B  W  Fishburn  feb  8  It  19  s  e 

34,  li!  38  13,  6%  $1150 

Knifel  A  lo  B  M  Smith  feb  pt  It  3  b  24, 

Rogers  Pk  4y  6%   $1200 

Knoke  H  0  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  9  It  11  to 

13  b  1,  28  40  14,  ly  755  $1000 

Keysa  J  to  R  P  Hollett  feb  1  It  2  It  11,  21 

38  14,  e%  i\5C0 

LeBron  L  to  Masonic  M  8  &  Assn  feb  13, 

Its  9  to  12  b  4,  2  39  13  $1700 

Lopallaro  D  to  A  Smith  feb  11  It  8  b  13, 

Ogden  add  7y  6%  $4300 

Lennett  J  to  E  3  Pauling  feb  7  It  48  b  3 

Davis  add  5y  6?  ^13000 

Lewis  O  A  to  J  Baehler  jan  20  pt  It  6  and 

7  b  1,  Lee  add  $8500 

Lotz  P   to  A  Dole   feb  6  It   11  b  2  b  2,  6 

39  14,  2y  6%  $12u0 

LaBar  A  R  to  8  R  Harford  feb  7  Us  h  and 

4,  41  and  42  b  3,  9  39  13,  ly  7%  $1300 

Lapham  MLtoN  8B&L  Soo  feb  1  It 

25,  8  T  16  37  14.  6%  $1200 

Lind  J  T  to  A  Peterson  feb  8  It  25  b  9.  4 

39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Leonard  W  C  to  0  H  Jackson  feb  4  It  5  b 

7,  18  38  14,  5y  6^   $2  )(/0 

Latimer  L  E  to  F  R  Randall  Feb  6  Ic  44 

and  pt  43  U  5,  13  39  13,  3y  6?  $2500 

MoMnllen  J  H  to   J  Kenney  feb  6  Its  93 

and  94  b  23,  7  39  14,  2y  H%   $1500 

Moore  E  B  to  0  D  Richards  jan  18  It  12 

b  1,  9  39  13,  3y  e%  $1,500 

McCarthy  M  to  O  F  Gibbs  feby  6  It  17 

and  18  b  2,  20  41  14,  3y  7^  $  i000 

Moreland  B  D  to  W  Heinemann  feb  4  It 

6  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6^   $1000 

Manske  0  to  W  T  Dwisrht  feb  1  It  43  b  33 

17  39  14,  5y6«   $4000 

McOoy  W  t3  F  B  Peabody  feb  7  It  1  b  21, 

Daucin  add.  6y  6^   . .  $5i  00 

Merritt  L  C  to  M  E  Greenebaum  ftb  5  It 

2  to  5  It  64  b  3,  20  39  14,  5y  6%   $7500 

MoKillop  A  R  to  '4  E  Qreenebaum  feb  8 

pt  It  49  and  60  b  6,  4  38  14,  5y  6J^^ 
  $1500 

McCoy  W  to  E  Grace  feb  6  pt  b  2,  10  38 
14,  5y  6i5  $10,000 

Monaghan  J  G  to  Title  G  &  T  Co,  Its 

3  and  4  b  53,  Kinzi6,*5y  6%   $16,760 

Madsen  F  to  A  Karkow  dec  19  It  10  b  6, 

10  39  13,  6%  $1900 

Monahan  F  O  to  A  N  Eastman  jan  24  pt 

It  16  b  1,  22  38  14,  6y  6%  J3(  00 

Mnrdook  W  D  to  J  McCallum  aec  v7  It  4 

b  17,  Evanston  7%   ...  J  18(0 

Milif  r  W  G  to  E  Q  Foreman  feb  8  Its  4  to 

6  n  w  3^  33  38  14,  2y   $1800 

Murdongh  G  U  to  ON  Gillett  feb  11  Us 

8  and  9  b  12.  22  38  14,  d^-md  H  ■  .  .t200G 
Marks  R  fl  Q  to  J  Funk  feb  9  pt  its  43 

and  49  b  2,  8  38  14,  5y  6^   $I0;0 

Moore  A  M  to  P  Van  Vlitsengen  feb  11 
pt  It  37  b  4,  Central  Paik  add  ."iy  6% 

 $9000 

Mertens  G  to  W  H  Tatge  feb  12  It  3.'  and 

33  b  1,  31  37  14,  2y  6^  $1500 

Murphy  J  B  to  J  G  Sbortall  feb  1  It  11  b 

3,  7  39  14  6y  7%   $2000 

Maisel  M  to  T  Loeb  jan  23  It  6  b  4,  -^ii  38 

14,  5y  6^   $4000 

Myers  E  J  to  E  Grace  jan  22  it  8  Sup  Ot 

subd  27  39  14.  3y  6%  $4600 

Newhall  A  E  to  Northn  Tiuat  (  o  feb  6  It 

2  b  1,  10  38  14,  6^  $3250 

Nelson  A  P  O  to  L  Warneok  feb  6  It  41  b 

8,  1  39  13.  5y   7%   $1{00 

Neuslifter  0  J  to  N  A  Mayer  feb  7  It  11  b 

3,  9  38  14,  3y  6^  $la00 

Osmon  D  O  to  Northern  TO.  j  lu  28  Its 

21  aLd  22  b  3,  Ellis  w  add  o.v  t.%  .  $6000 
O'Malley  J  W  to  A  8  Trade  feb     It  13  to 
17  and  25;  Griggs  subd  a  w       34  ;-i9  14 

6y  5%%   $40,000 

O'Reilly   G  B  to  W  M  Ritterbu.id  j  -.n  31 

It  12  b  3,  13  39  13,  2y  6!{   $3600 

O'Rourke  T  0  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  9  pt 

It  31  b  25  18  39  14,  3y  6^  $3(  00 

O'Brien  J  P  to  J  G  Shortall  feb  4  It  7  b  2, 

32  39  14,  2y  G%    $iti00 

Ohmay  H  L  to  E  R  Haase  feb  il  It  40  b 

7,  29  40  14,  4y  6^  $1700 

Oliver  O  S  to  J  A  Reis  feb  9  pt  It  7  and 

all  8  b  3,  19  41  14,  3y  e%  $2000 

Ohlssnn  H  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  feb  13,  It  9  b  3,  20  37  14,  7%  .  .$1700 
Olson  M  to  P  Fahrney  feb  4,  It  78  b  15,  7 

39  14,  5y  655   $4(  00 

O'Brien  T  M  to  F  Whiifleld  jan   8  It  42  b 

10,  7  39  14,  6^  $1800 

Pulingren  0  to  J  Frake  feb  4,  it  14  b  67  6 

37  15  5y  7$    $2000 

Price  AD  to  OKA  Butohitison  jan  15 

It8  30  to  32  b  9,  26  38  14,  2y  6^  $2500 

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Pirger  R  to  M  VT  Kozminski  feb  5  It  2, 

Dickinson  add  5y  6^   $7500 

Periman  M  to  J  0  Simon  feb  7  it  7  b  37, 

R  See  add  6«  $4000 

Patterson  D  R  to  G  Murray  feb  8  Ita  7  to 

10  and  pt  11  b  5,  18  37  14  $10(  0 

Pilik  F  to  F  J  Dvorak  feb  7  pt  It  102, 

Ellis  E  add,  3y   $1000 

Parker  OF  to  W  M  Willner  feb  8  Its  48 

and  49  S  &  D  sab  8  40  14,  2y  7^.  .  .  *4000 
Please  C  to  Lake  St  B  &  L  Assu  feb  6  pt 

It  4  b  8.  6  39  13,  7^   #2(  Or 

Paine  M  E  to  Am  Trost  &  Si»  Bk  j  io  21 

It  24  b— ,  23  38  14.  5y  6^  $l7  (i(0 

Quinn  Chapel  of  M  E  Ohnroii  to  Title  G 

6  T  Co  feb  5  Its  10  to  12,  27  39  14,  2y 
1%    2000 

Ryerson  E  L  to  D  Smith  f€b  4  pt  It  6  and 

7  b  6.  21  40  14,  6^    $2125 

Rosenthal  R  to  Northn  Trust  Co  feb  1  It 

16  b  19,  Egandald  ly  6%  $10,(00 

Rooney  G  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  6  It  34 

Rawson  sub   13  39  13  and  o  p,  2y  S% 

  $8000 

Ruddy  T  to  T  8  Creighton  oot  1  pt  b  6,  4 

38  14,  3y  6^   $6n00 

Ridley  W  Q  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  7  It  33  It  1 

etc  b  23  East  Binsdaie  2y  6%  $^0(0 

Regan  J  E  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  feb  11 

Its  15  and  16  b  14,  34  39  14.r3y  7<S.  .$l00i' 
Riley  P  E  to  A  Torpe  feb  4  It  7  It  26  b  3 

b  13,  Sheffield  add  3y  6^   . .  $1  20(i 

Redmplcrist  Fathers  to  N  N  M  L  Ins  Co 

feb  7.  b  12,  29  40  14,  5y  5^   JS'  Oo 

Roy  E  to  E  C  Wentworth  feb  11  pt  b  iO, 

5  37  14,  ly  7%  '  $14(i0 

Spioer  V  K  and  A  H  to  T  Barren  jan  1  It 

3  b  2,  Ist  Div  Riverside  3y  (,%  ...  $160(i 
Snellsauer  J  G  to  L  M  &  6th  Wd  B  &  L 

Assn  feby  5,  It  16  b  D,  28  39  14 . . .  $2 
Sohermum  A  to  O  Moe  ftb  9  pt  It  30  b  6. 

8  39  14,  6%  $15  0 

Sommers  E   L  to  W  M  Willner  jan  31  It 

26  b  7,  26  38  14,  3y  7iJ.    ..    $10 

Spahn  J  to  ME  Greenebaom  feb  8  It  3 

b  15,  J  R  &  S  add  5y  6%  $-;50 

Spahn  J  to  M  E  Greenebaom  feb  8  pt  It 

6  b  10,  Same  add  6y  6^   $l.'i00 

Sohleyer  C  to  L  Rathje  feb  7  It  528,  iO 

38  14,  6  m  7%   $170  i 

Scheier  J  to  H  L  Turner  feb  g  b  15,  S 

Chinago  6m  6%  $114i 

Schneider  P  to  E  Frische  feb  9  It  '^6  b  6, 

29  40  14,    2y  6}/^%  $10(  0 

Scott  A  B  to  J  T  Renney  ftb  9  It  1  to  3  b 

7,  28  38  14,  2y  6%  |300(i 

Stevenson  W  B  to  C  C  Earle  nov  31  pt  It 

10  It  5,  3  38  14,  fi^  ...    $4nOi) 

Schwartz  J  L  to  A  Gaizert  feb  7  pt  b  2,  22 

38  13,  6y  6^     $500(1 

Standard  G  G  to  W  L  Jaflfries  feb  1  Its  3 

and  18  b  b,  Hyde  Pa^k  5y  6?  ,  $3£00 

Swart  M  A  R  to  U  G  Z  inder  feb  1  It  17  b 

17.  2J  40  13,  5y  7%   $14C0 

Schmidt  F  A  to  G  Coombs  feb  11  It  27  b 

2,  3  48  14,  4y  6^  $35U0 

Silverman  L  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  jan  26 

Its  3  to  8  b  55,  Ellis  e  add  5y  l,% . .  $25,000 
Sigler  8  to  T  Marr  feb  4  pt  It  18,  16  38 

14,  6m  6%   $2i:00 

Suhr  K  &  H  to  F  R  Grover  feb  1  pt  lt=i  13 

and  14  b  30,  Evauf-ton  3y  655.  . .  .  .$25'i0 
Socneberg  F  to  M  W  K  zmiuski  feb  4  It 

94  b  3.3,  19  39  14.  5y  6^  $6  (.0 

Smith  A  E  to  Book-keepers  B  &  L  Assn 

jan  1  It  31  b  3,  20  40  14,  6}4%   $1300 

Schalber  J  to  A  Zajioek  jan  ■<3  It  39  b  52, 

19  39  b  52,  19  39  l4,  5y  7%   $1400 

Sample  W  E  to  M  E  Greenebaom  feb  2  It 

145,  20  38  14,  3y  7%   $1300 

Soch  A  to  J    Wolfgang  feb  4  It  20  b  2,  8 

38  14.  5y  6«   $1200 

Stroniski  8  F  to  Lin  &  5th  Wd  B  &  L 

Asbn  jan  23  It  4  b  6,  32  39  14,  -  $1325 

Saul  F  to  P  Van  Vliesengen  feb  10  pt  It 

1  to  3'b  65,  7  39  14,  5y  6%  $48C0 

Sheaffer  J  L  to  M  Froiioh  feb  1  It  8  b  2, 

25  40  13.  6%%   8150(1 

Schnlte  P   to    W  fivans  jan   31  pt  It  15, 

Kimbell  sub  26  40  l;i,  2y  6^  $3  00 

Shires  Q  W  to  W  C  Reynolds  jan  24  It  17 

b  11,  Boshnell  aild  5y  6^   $iO,(iO() 

Schwartz  D  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Assn  feb  3, 

It  40  and  pt  41,  Yoong  to  Bloe  Island, 

7%  $400!. 

Tappendorf  F  to  C  F  Schnmaoher  Jr,  h 

17  b  2  b  6,  18  39  14,  5y  6«  $  00  i 

Thomas  J  P  to  E  Tilden  feb  11  It  3  to  6 

etc,  23  39  14,  2y  6%   $12,000 

Treat  H  W  to  W  C  Reynolds  feb  1  tract 

in   Sooth   Sec  Oaillmette  Res  6y  7% 

   $6000 

Townsend  R  D  to  T  S  Creighton  sept  27 

It  14  and  15  b  17,  4  38  14,  3y  6i{....$3000 


Tompkins  J  E  and  A  T  to  Northn  Trnst 
Co  feb    1  It  2  It  17  b  124,  S  8  add  5y 

r>}4%  $2o,oco 

Tobosezyk  A  to  P  O  Stensland  feb  9  It  27 

b  4(',  Sheffield  add  5y   7%   $1000 

Talcott  A  and  M  D  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  1 

pt  It  3  b  6,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $15,5C0 

Tax  Abstract  Co  to  E  G  Mason  jan  31  pt 

It  3  b  55,  o  t  7y  6<{   $46,000 

Taylor  H  M  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  feb  5, 

It  20  b  9,  18  38  14,  7%...  $15i  0 

Van  Dar  Ploeg  Q  to  8  M  Moore  feb  7  It 

10  b  2,  8  39  13, 5y  6>^«  $2(00 

Woodstrom  M  fro  J  C  Soovel  jan  24  It  9  b 

8,  8  4"  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Wiidon  G  to  A  B  Camp  jan  £  It  18  Stony 

Isl  Bvd  sub.  35  38  14,  hy  6%  $1200 

Walter  A  to  M  Rehfeld  nov  19  Its  139  and 

140  White  &  Cole  sub  36  40  13,  5y  6% 

 $1850 

Wallace  B  H  to  J  G  Mitchell  jan  20  It  11 

and  12  b  7,  11  38  14,  2y  6$.   $2400 

Wing  R  M  to  F  0  Groves  feb  11  yt  It  10 

b  6,  Evntn  4y  6%   $2716 

Wells  O   T  to  T  A  Sohnell  jan  25  It  14. 

Belmont  add,  12  39  13.  may  1  7^...$1000 
Warcinkowsfei  S  to  B  G  Foreman  jan  30 

pt  b  5,  31  40  14.  6y  6%  4  deeds  $31,000 

Wig^s  A  O  *  G  W  'to  Northn  Trnst  Co 

feb  6  It  32  b  3,  2  38  14,  5y  6%.  ..  ..$17,i  00 
Wade  A  to  8  W  Rawson  jan  31  pt  It  5 

and  all  6  and  pt  7  b2,  10  38  14,  6y  6;^ 

 $6500 

Webb  M  A  to  A  W  Martin  feb  9  pt  It  3 

and  all  4  b  9  eio  b  1,  13  39  13,  7f{..$1200 
Wanieok  A  tojW  W  Kozminski  feb  11  It 

27  b  2,  4  38  14,  3y  7%  $1500 

Wallace  8  H  to  J  J  Dan  jan  20  Its  11  and 

12  b  7,  11  38  14  6y  6%   $14,400 

Warley  J  to  C  H  Vehmey  feb  1  It  39  b  33, 

11)  39  13,  3y  6«   $3600 

Wilson  A  F  lo  I'  8  Creighton  feb  1  It  3 

and  pt  4  b  4,  Evanston  5y  6*. .  $4500 

Wickersham  0  E  to  E  Wadkinson  nov  17 

pt  It  r,  and  7  b  11,  21  38  14,  3y  6^..  $2000 
Weisz  A  to  M  Lachmann  feby  5  it  6  It  7, 

36  40  13.  5y  7^   $2010 

Whaley  J  J  to  C  H  Eulette  jan  9  It  6  b  6. 

28  38  14.  5y' 6^  $400  ; 

Wilcox  E  E  to  H  W  Mahan  feb  5  pt  It  1 

b  13,  2  38  14,  7^   $3500 

Yoong  J  to  O  Scott  jan  7  pt  It  3  It  11  b 

58  o  t,  6%  $1050 

Young  Mens    Christian  Assn   to  Nortn 

Tiust  Co  feb  11  Its  2  and  3  and  pt  1  b 

118,  a  Sec  add  3(1  y  5^  f  600,000 

Zaeaoh  d  to  M  E  Greenebaom  feb  4  It  14 

and  15  b  l.S,  25  40  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Zohlke  J  K  to  C  F  Schamaoher  Jr  feb  13 

It  20  b  2,  32  39  14,  8<g   $1300 


Anderson  C  C  to  S  Richardson  jan  4,  fnrn 

317  Cortland  8m  $140 

A'lderson  J  to  G  G  Hubbell  feb  5,  furn 

and  9  m,  9m  $238 

Adams  A  D  to  B  M  Hendricks  jan  26, 

fnrn  122  Wabash  18in  $380 

Ashbongh  J  H  to  J  N  Alley  jan  16,  furn 

Bryan  pi  5m  $120 

Armstrong  E  E  to  L  E  Jamieson  feb  8, 

furn  623  Lake  3m  $230 

Burgdorf  K  to  Am  Brg  Co  feb  11,  saloon 

90  Clinton  ly    $150 

Beesley  G  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  4,  fnrn  6m 

 $87 

Berg  O  F  to  Tcsetti  Brg  Co  feb  12.  saloon 

3010  state  demd   $200 

Bates  D  E  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1.  furn  6m.  $67 
Bonff  jrd  J  to  E  B  Snyder  feb  11,  fnrn  6m 

 $62 

Blodgett  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  6,  furn  and 

8  m,  6m   $4G 

Barnard  J  H  to  E  Rneb  jan  21,  forn  400 

57th  ly  $500 

Benson  O  to  W  N  Alley  feb  7,  furn  494 

Belden  av  5m  $130 

Benario  M  to  J  Springer  feb  8,  farn  and 

8  ro  522  Madison  6m   $133 

Bracken  0  E  to  E  d  Thompson  feb  7,  fnrn 

289  Sheffield  bV  6ra  i230 

Barnes  F  to  I  SpriLger  feb  8,  register  294 

w  Madison  5m      -  $65 

Barton  W  D  to  Smith  Bros  fob  4,  furn 

and  a  m.  7m  $90 

Botvman  0  to  M  E  Finch  feb  4,  fnrn  and 

8  m   $51 

Bochbien  A  H  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  6,  forn 

6m  «78 

Boettcher  J  to  U  P  Mount  feb  6,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $105 

Bly  I  to  J  J  Cullen  feb  6,  35  Sprnoe  st  6m 

 $81 

Bessinger  D  W  to  M  E  Finch  feb  6,  piano 


6m  $103 

Begley  P  to  J  Cullen  feb  7,  horses  etc  329 

w  23th  3m   $40 

Benedict  A  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  jaa  16,  sa- 
loon, Bloom,  dem   $  

Byrnes  T  A  to  Tossetii  Brg  Co  feb  7,  pa- 
loon,  Chi  dgts,  dem  IB250 

Bnnck  H  B  to  W  E  Aokley  feb  7,  fnrn  6m 

 $61 

Cygan  W  to  Henn  <fc  Gabler  Brg  Co  jan 

29,  saloon  497  Bloe  Isl  av  2y  $250 

Czaohowski  8  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Co 

j*n  28,  furn  J216  Laurel  av  2y  $500 

Coele  E  to  E  R  Bradford  feb  1,  forn  3m 

 $115 

Cade  G  B  to  G  G  Uabbell  feb  5,  forn  10m 

 $70 

Cross  A  M  to  Alaska  For  Co  feb  7,  seal 

coats,  mar  19  $526 

Clausen  B  to  J  Seston  in  Co  feb  9,  furn 

423  Milwaukee  av  7m  $300 

Christopher  8  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  8,  forn 

acid  s  m,  6m  ....   $17 

Couiker  J  to  E  d  Thompson  feb  7,  forn, 

piano  and  s  m,  Mayfair.  Ill,  3m   $128 

Cantellier  A  to  8  B  Knowlton  teb  11,  fnra 

7m  $65 

Culina  J  F  to  W  F  Eggers  nov  22,  fnrn 

23m  $181 

Carlisle  E  to  M  Carlisle  feb  12,  horses,  etc 


2y- 


.$100 


Oaligleax  F  to  Standard  Bry  feb  9,  saloon 

107  w  Taylor  23m  $400 

Corrigan  J  A  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  8,  furn 

6m  $56 

Chandler  L  to  8  Zlpperar  feb  11,  furn 

3447  Rhodes  av,  ly  $150 

Danilski  A  to  Standard  Bry  feb  9,  saloon 

l(i08  Dudley,  Oot  1,'96  $2(  8 

Diekens  M  to  S  O'Hern  — ,  horses  etc,  397 

Austin  av,  6m  $170 

Demson  J  to  Smith  Bros  jan  31,  forn  7m 

 $70 

Denuister  J  F  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  4,  forn 

1C6  24ih  Sm   $320 

Dewandowski  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  feb  11, 

saloon  2^65  Wentwurth  av  $250 

Doraoh  M  E  to  F  Heilbroonen   feb  11, 

maohy,  etc  230  Morgan  22wk3  $315 

Datjiels  M  H  to  A  W  Greene  feb  8,  furn 

674  Lake  5m    $70 

Edelen  F  E  to  M  E  Fin  h  feb  8,  forn  6m$41 
Eaton  J  F  to  S  H  Larrabee  feb  11,  forn 

676  Park  av  ly  $200 

Eberhart  B  J  to  M  E  Finch  feb  7,  forn 

6m   $62 

Evans  J  to  J  Cullen  feb  5,  forn  6m  $65 

Evans  H  B  to  F  B  Snyde.-  ftb  7,  forn  6m 

 $75 

Edwardson  J  p  tu  J  L  Aestrin  feb  6,  furn 

3m    $82 

Felt  A  to  J  R  Freoler  feb  8,  furn  692  Con- 
gress 2y  $40 

Flood  W  A  to  F  V  R  Cook  feb  8,  fnrn  351 

HaiTison  ly  $203 

Flaws  E  8  atid  8  to  J  Sohleuker  feb  7, 

horses  etc,  3614  State  8m  $3iiO 

Fletcher  A  T  to  a  W  Greene  feb  5,  fnrn 

693  Jane  5m  $104 

Freinsehner  P  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  4,  furn 

6m  $51 

Flood  M  G  to  J  D  Spear  feb  7,  piano,  6tu 

 $144 

Francisco  P  G  to  M  E  Finch  feb  7,  forn 

6m  '451 

Finlay  R  to  D  D  McKay  feb  13,  hjrses. 

6m  .'   $1128 

Fox  E  H  to  A  W  Greene  feb  12,  forn  21*4 

Archer  5m  $73 

Francooer  A  to  A  Glanville  feb  12,  pig 

office  570  Harrison  ly    ...   Ji225 

Fleming  J  A  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  feb  7,  sa- 
loon 1()8(  w  12:h  2y   *760 

Foornoy  0  to  A  Fooihman  feb  1,  saloon 

6m   $201.0 

Gardiner  J  to  B'  B  Soyier  feo  7,  furn  6m 

 $67 

Gordon  T  8  to  F  5  Snyder  feb  7,  fnrn  6m 

 $207 

Gieve  K  S  to  W  N  Alley  jan  16,  furn  62 

Cass  6m  $70 

Glissmau  .A  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  11,  fnrn 

and  W  &  W  s  m.  6m  $51 

Good  W  0  to  M  E  Finch  feb  8,  forn  6m. $60 
Gardiner  J  P  to  F  B  Snyder  teb  7,  furn 

6m  $67 

Galler  F  R  to  G  J   Williams  feb  6,  furn 

6m  $150 

Gaylor  W  Q  lo  M  E  Fincb  feb  7,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Graef  J  to  H  M  Rosenblatt  feb  4,  furn  ly 

 $128 

Grave<3  0  C  and  N  A  to  J  P  VanVoorhis 
jan  25,  piano,  horse  etc,  329  n  Pbolina 
ly  $200 


Gowan  G  T  to  M  B  Finch  feb  7,  forn  6m 

  $68 

Hollis  C  E  to  M  E  Finch  feb  11,  forn  and 

8  m  6m   $103 

Hough  J  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  8,  forn  6m 

  $48 

Harris  E  to  8  O'Hern  — ,  horses  etc,  397 

Austin  av,  6m  f  90 

Hodges  B  F  to  Smith  Bros  jin  29,  piano 

3919  Cottage  G  av  7m  $70 

Harvey  J  B  to  B  A  Brown  fiorse  wogon 

and  laundry  13i3  Van  Boren  $100 

Hansen  C  to  M  J   Faddoj  jan  27,  forn 

447  Milwankeo  av  6m   $108 

Hawkinson  0  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  saloon 

167  N  Centre  av  demand   $100 

Heitman  J  U  to  M  E  tinoh  feb  12,  furn 

6m    $51 

Hammell  C  W  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  5,  forn 

and  s  m.  6m  $155 

Hall  D  M  to  M  B  Fiuoh  feb  9.  furn  and 

s  m,  6m   $46 

Untohinsou  J  W  to  A  M  datohinson  feb 

8,  mdse  370  Dearborn  3m   $300 

Israel  G  to  E  DiUou  feb  8,  furn  40  9  Wa- 
bash av.  to  secore  lea^e   $275 

Irwinne  W  J  to  K  W  bill  feb  8,  fn.n  1460 

Waba-h  2y  $387 

Johnson  J  G  to  Daniel  Bros  Oot  5,  horse, 

wagons  etc  6052  V\  entwortti  av,  l(im  $15i  0 
Juvin  J  to  Smith  Bros  j^u  28,  furn  7m  $59 
Jones  A  H  to  8  Richardson  feb  4,  piano, 

1984  Monroe  6m   $72 

Johnson  A  to  J  D  Spear  feb,  5,  furn  6m. $54 
Kands  R  O  to  E  QraiflE  feb  13,  furn  1312 

Columbns  Bld^  2y   $fi00 

Kolosens  M  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  9,  fnrn 

and  Brilling  piauo  6m  $155 

Keberer  H  to  J  Cui'eo  feb  6,  horses  etc, 

6934  Marthfield  HV,  6m   $177 

Kolosen  M  lo  Kelly,  Maus  &  Co  feb  7,  furn 

663  Sedgwick  bm   $345 

KwiatkoWffei  A  to  Schoenhofen  j»n  25,  s»- 

loon  t95  Ashland  av,  2y   $700 

Kwiatkowski  A  to  Sohoenhofeu,  saloon 

795  Ashland  av  2y   $7(0 

Kircher  M  to  F  H  Hill  &.  Co  feb  8,  hoives 

forn  etc,  193  31f,t,  »m   $iO  6 

Kropf  P  to  Smith  bios  feb  6,  furn  7m.  t96 
Knefer  W  J  to  M  E  Fitch  feb  6,  231  th.-f- 

field  av,  6m   $62 

Kreitzman  8  tu  li  A  F  Mogg  fob  2,  forn 

89  Lill  pi  ly   $74 

Kline  W  to  H  P  Mount  feb  4,  fnrn  5m..*75. 
Kalze  H  F  to  J  Schoppe  teb  (i,  machy  etc 

Turner  Pk  $0CO 

Kalze  H  to  P  W  Snowhook  Feb  6,  horses 

wagons  etc.  Turner  Pk   $480 

Krone  R  to  L  Krone  feb  2,  forn  191  w  '2th 

  $150 

Kirn  L  to  G  (iieiz  feb  4,  horses  etc,  3ii20 

Keeley  st,  2y  . .     . .   $286 

Lehner  R  lo  M  E  Finch  feb  11,  fnrn  and 

s  m  6m   $103 

Liog  T  D  to  M  E  Fiuch  feb  9,  furn  and 

Hale  piano  4f)4i  H,  6m    $51 

Lehmidt  J  U  lo  F  W  Kefentern  feb  6, 

saloon  444  Milwaukee  av,  3m   $6(0 

Leiferm'iu  F  11  to  W  Lbiterman  Dec  28, 

furn  31  Indiana,  23m  ,  $650 

Lindj^ren  G  S  to  W  B  Aostin  feb  8,  forn 
Lindgren  G  8  to  W  B  Aoslin  feb  8,  forn 

L  View  7m   $117 

Lidsell  A  to  F  6  Snyder  feb  4,  furn  atid 

s  m,  6m   $51 

Little  F  B  to  F  R  Frenler  feb  2,  piano 

1052  Washington  2y  $50 

LaMarche  P  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  4,  furn 

6m  $129 

Long  M  to  J  A  Dahlan  feb  8,  furn  6628 

Oglesby  av  6m   $310 

Lahey  J  to  J  Gollan  feb  4,  hoises  etc  3646 

Union  av  6m  $81 

Layton  J  H  to  C  J  Anderson  feb  4,  horse 


ly. 


.$1.50 


Lewis  T  to  A  St  Clare  j,'\n  14,  forn  397 

State  ly  $218 

Maikowitz  F  to  W  B  Ackley  jan  31,  fnrn 

6m  $46 

Mueller  M  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  6,  hoi^es 

etc,  913  Lincoln  av,  Sm  $li  2 

Meyer  J  to  0  C  Meyer  feb  28,  fom  2(  4 

Henry  5m  !J50 

Moller  d  to  G  G  Hubbell  feb  7,  forn  9m 


 $70 

MuUer  C  to  Eohart  et  al  and  Sorau  feb  4, 

bakery  etc,  5143  Carpenter  2y  $1600 

McLaughlin  H  to  Smith  Bros  jan  18,  fnrn 

7m   $63 

Morin  A  P  to  J  R  Freuler  feb  7,  furn  102 

Halsted  2y  $50 

Merns  T  to  M  E  Finch  furn  6m  $41 

Millenberger  A  J  to  B  'S  Hioe  sept  24, 

shop  5664  Lake  av  Urn  $3  6 

Martin  J  A  to  I  Springer  feb  6,  furn. 


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horses  eto,  586  Erie  3m   $115 

MoKenna  H  to  O  Schwartz  feb  4,  farn  155 

Sangamon  5m  $65 

Mueller  0  to  W  Doberts  feb  7,  mdse  542 

Bine  Isl  av  2y  -  $2000 

Moerst  Q  E  to  H  F  Klein  feb  11,  horses 

eto,  Morgan  Pk  2y  $500 

Morris  0  to  J  Springer  feb  8,  furn  115  w 

Jaokson  5m     $65 

Monnseu  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  6,  fnrn  6m 

 $51 

MarroEi  M  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  feb  11,  saloon 

8  Rosh  St  ly  $450 

Myers  D  W  to  J  W  Owen  Nov  24,  farn  46 

Ashland  av,  6m  $100 

Miles  S  to  J  W  Owen  feb  5,  furn  367 

Randolph,  13m  $228 

Mansfield  A  to  B  Mansfield  feb  4,  market 

426  Grand  av,  2y  $800 

Meihofar  P  to  M  E  Finch  feb  9,  farn  and 

8  m  6m   $62 

Nowberz  A  to  M  E  Finch  feb  8,  Everett 

piano  ...   ■   $77 

Orr  0  to  H  P  Mount  sept  20,  furn  Im . .  $56 
O'Keefe  J  to  Smith  Bros  jan  31,  furn  7m 

 $126 

O'Sullivan  T  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  6,  fnrn 

6m   $51 

Ottoson  0  A  to  M  E  Finoh,  feb  2,  horses, 

eto  6  m  -   $93 

Onderkirk  A  to  A  B  Ellis,  feb  5,  fnrn  11 

m   $115 

Opperman  A  F  to  F  M  Oharl.on,  feb  6, 

lamp=i  eto,  162  Clark  3  m  $100 

Otte  F  H  to  E  Niemann  Jan  4,  mdse  118 

Larrabee,  2y  $1,000 

Oldoiflf  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1,  fnrn,  6m. $78 
Parker  0  F  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  31,  furn 

and  s  m,  6m  $81 

Price  R  to  M  E  Finch  jan  28,  furn  6m. $103 
Phillops  W  H  to  M  E  Finoh,  feb  2,  farn,  6 

m  $41 

Pratt  E  a  to  A  H  French,  jan  26,  piano,  6 

m  $84 

Palmer  S  M  to  A  H  French,  jan  7,  furn,  6 

ra  $72 

Popperfes  M  to  H  A  Noelohe  feb  11, 

furn  6m  

Peterson  0  J  to  Am  Brg  Oo  feb  11,  saloon 

215  w  Indiana  st  23m  $K0 

Pedersen  M  to  E  Peterson  feb  6,  saloon 

96  w  Ohio  $400 

Price  S  to  Am  Brg  Oo  feb  12,  saloon  2 

Theatre  oc  $2140 

Porter  E  A  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  7,  fnrn  6m 

 $82 

Preen  H  to  J  H  Schlund  jan  17,  piano  6m 

 $500 

Philips  J  S  to  H  P  Mount  feb  3,  farn  and 

piano  6m  ♦83 

Payne  F  8  to  J  J  Oalien  feb  5,  furn  and 

8  m,  6m   $tl 

Pohlhermus  H  F  to  Mandel  Bros  feb  7, 

furn  3(1(1  Calumet  mch  15  $216 

Qainn  J  S  to  O  B  MoQlassn  Jeb  9,  farn 

8729  Bufifalo  av,  3m  $165 

Rune  A  to  IV  F  Eggers  jan  22,  furn  2y.$e6 
Ratbke  W  to  0  Uasz  leb  11,  horses,  eto 

Hanover   ...$:^20 

Rapp  R  to  M  E  Finch  feb  7,  furn  6m.. .$77 
Reif  A  to  W  F  Wanner  feb  1,  ptg  office  85 

5th  av  19m  $518 

Renfield  J  to  F  6  Snyder  feb  8,  fnrn  6m$41 
Radford  H  to  M  E  Finch  feb  9,  furn  6m$51 
Raap  P  to  W  Oohn  feb  8,  pool  table  626 

Grand  av  90ds  $iO 

Rhoades  E  G-  to  J  D  Spear  dec  1,  farn  and 

s  m,  6m  $160 

Rudell  T  to  &  N  Cobleigh  feb  2,  fnrn  59a8 

Sherman  st,  6m   $85 

Rissky  J  to  Boh  Brg  Co  jan   14,  saloon 

1674  w  2:>i,  dem   $375 

Reidle  L  to  E  E  Kissler  feb  1,8  m,  furn 

etc,  103  Strong  st,  Gm   $40 

Russell  T  to  J  H  Norton  jan  24,  ffrn  2833 

Armour  av  5  wks   ....$110 

Rouse  J  to  K  Q  Schmidt  Brg  Co  feb  7, 

saloon,  248   Water  2y   $li  CO 

Robertson  A  cJ  to  A  W  Greene  feb  8,  furn, 

2m  $50 

Risman  D  to  J  0  Goodwin  feb  4,  fnrn  6m 

 $130 

Spanger  F  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  feb  9,  furn 

200  Van  Buren,  4m  $124 

Stewart  J  D  to  O  Strodel  feb  11,  fnrn  122 

Ridgeway  av,  6m   $65 

Sohroeder  H  to  S  Hoehlin  et  al  feb  6,  6 

Sohroeder  pianos  1010,  1011,  1012,  1013 

1014,  6m  $600 

Stone  F  W  to  R  0  Bennett  feb  11,  Stone 

pianos  6256  and  5044  and  fnrn  137  Oly- 

bourn  av6m  $9215 

Saner  G  E  to  F  B  Snvder  feb  12,  furn  and 

H  &  D  piano  22546',  6m  $207 

Sohmatt  U  to  S  Richardson  feb  4,  furn 


212  Dayton  6eq  $72 

Sheridan  E  J  to  E  H  Schloesman  feb  6, 

horses  etc,  3543  Union  av  6m  $108 

Sadler  F  W  to  J  C  Martin  jan  14,  saloon 

146  Madison  6m  $1600 

Stromberg  J  A  to  Schoenhofeu  Brg  Oo 

feb  1,  salooii  466  Madison  2;  $700 

Seymour  0  to  G  G  Kubbell  feb  6,  turn  10 

m..  ,.  $102 

Semarek  A  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  feb  7,  saloon 

586  Centre  av  2y   .$30o 

Sippey  J  to  M  E  Finch  feb  4,  foru  6m.  $51 
Spear  L  G  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  feb  5,  farn 

3959  Green   $103 

Sweet  A  G  to  A  W  Greene  feb  5,  fnrn  458 

McLean  av  5m    

t5aloi  G  W  to  G  Salot  feb  11,  furn  1330 

75th  6m  

Short  F  W  et  al  to  D  Rankin  jan  J9,  furn 

Morgan  pk  5m  $286 

Soholer  B  0  to  Shields  Bros  feb  9,  furn 

3m   ,   ..  $62 

Spargel  J  to  J  Kruger,  jan  25,  turn  508  w 

Chi  av  1  y  $2000 

Strook  0  to  C  Seipp  Brg  Co,  feb  6,  saloon 

2900  Butler  $4C0 

Sbeehan  P  to  A  H  French,  jan  23,  farn  6, 

m  $135 

Saraoino  P  to  W  Mnlvy  Jan  28,  horses  etc 

76  Myrtle   $2C0 

Sohreiber  W  O  to  I  F  Dankowski  Jan  30, 

horses  etc,  6m  $475 

Slocam  M  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  2,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Schlosser  0  to  W  N  Maoke  jan  29,  farn  84 

Halsted,  90d8  ^65 

Sampson  W  B  to  0  H    Hillebreht  jan  31, 

piano  6m    $168 

SproweGOtoM  E  Finch  jan  24,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m  $"'7 

Strnl  J  to  F  E  Oalkins  feb  1,  wagon,  feb 

20  $50 

Thompson  G  M  to  W  N  Alley  feb  26,  fnrn 

dem  $100 

Tombling  R  S  to  M  B  tinch  feb  12  fnrn 

6m  $155 

Tonneson  3  to  H  Jaoobson  feb  12,  mar- 
ket 70  w  Huron  2y  $650 

Tattle  W  F  to  A  Varty  feb  5,  furn  5330 

Jefferson  av,  2y  $400 

Thomas  W  F  to  E  Crest  feb  6,  furn  7153 

Green  6m  *65 

Thompson  G  to  M  E  Finch  teb  4,  farn 

6m    $103 

Tallmar  H  D  to  Oondell  8  &  T  Co  jan  31, 

furn  1336  w  Ohio  6m   $70 

Tibbitts  R  O  to  M  E  Finch  jan  31,  fnrn 

6m  $41 

Torgley  S  to  Massalene  Bros  feb  2,  mdse 

 $175 

Thomas  W  R  to  M  E  Finch  jm  3'>,  luru 

and  s  m ,  6m   $46 

Taber  W  M  to  R  M  McOreery  jan  !;6,  farn 

acid  s  m,  6m  $338 

Tanroth  J  F  to  H  Culver  jan  29,  furn  6m 

  .$72 

Tintner  A  to  J  C  Knowlton  feb  4,  shop  7m 

 $15 

Thompson  R  0  to  U  Hammond  Jan  3 1. 

farn  1247  North  av,6m   $18i 

Tomasik  A  to  U  S  Brg  Co,  feb  6,  saloon,  2 

Crittenden  pi  2y  $600 

Unohall  H  0  to  W  B  Moore  feb  5,  mdse 

583  43d,  2y  $1800 

Varian  E  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  jan  28,  saloon  87' 

Market  $2500 

Vukaeovich  Q  to  Am   Brg  Co  Jan  18, 

saloon  9  0-'  Straad,  23m  $3(0 

Wright  W  to  G  J   Williams  feb  9,  farn 

1911  Mich  av,  18m  $300 

Woodward  F  M  to  G  Gates  feb  11,  furn 

530  Cleveland  av  ly  .$76 

Washington  M  A  to  P   B  Snyder  feb  U. 

farn,  Kendall  organ  and  s  m  6m  $51 

Wilson  0  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  5,  fura  &m 

 %7S 

Walsh  J  F  to  J  R  Frealer  feb  6,  fnrn  and 

8  m  1654  Congress  2y   $101 

White  A  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  feb  6  furn  and 

8  m  561  Warren  av  ly   $68 

Woodward  E  W  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  2,  fare 

 $72 

Waldweiter   P  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  7, 

horses  etc,  10m  $135 

Westerholm  C  to  O  Westerholm  feb  8, 

horses  and  laundry  101  w  Erie  $4800 

Wheton  R  A  to  M  E  Finch  feb  5,  fnrn  and 

8  m,  6m  $51 

Willson  W  H  to  F  B  tfnjdei'  feb  9,  furn  6m 

 *46 

White  L  to  J  Cullea  feb  9,  horses,  etc  1006 

Monroe  6m  $81 

Weller  F  to  F  B  Snyder  jan  3(',  furn  6m  $46 
Wermes  H  to  M  £  Finch  feb  1,  horses  etc 

6m  $67 


Widemeyer  L  to  K  Eichler  feb  9,  W  &  G 

8  m  and  furn  2(i7  Canal  2y   $800 

Walsh  W  L  to  H  Mallin  jan  19,  saloon 

121^  5ih  av  dec  15   $1050 

Wintman  E  M  to  W  B  Austin  feb  2,  s  m 

and  farn  7m  $65 

Wilson  J  to  0  B  Tajlor  jan  25,  farn  and 

s  CO,  3m   „  $165 

Woods  T  J  to  J   H  Karper  jan  26,  furn 

674y  Green  90d8   $45 

Walker  E  N  to  J  Fiizgerald  feb  1,  shop 

1246  Madison  3m    $76 

Webber  W  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jdn  31,  fnrn 

6m   $5i 

White  C  L  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  30,  farn  6m 

  $77 

Wiswett  F  H  to  R  M  MoCreery  jan  19, 

fnrn  6m  $68 

Winters  B  T  to  8  B  Knowlton  feb  1,  furn 

7m  $104 

Wooker  O  J  to  Morrison,  Plummer  &  Co 

jan  28,  drugs  190  55th  ly  $1135 

Wagner  W  to  G  G  Hubbell,  feb  4,  fnrn  6 

m   $9  ' 

Wejmnn  R  U  to  A  H  French,  jan  8,  piano 

6  m   $237 

White  Eagle  Pharmaceutical  Co  to  A3 

Phelps  Jr,  feb  5,  drugs  I  m  $  

Wolker  M  H  to  W  G  Ender,  jan  11,  furn, 

Wash  Hgts  $150 

Wolff  J  T  to  J  R  Freuler  feb  2,  fnrn  997  n 

Rockwell  2y    $40 

Wilson  J  G  to  M  B  Finoh  jan  27, piano  6m 

 $83 

Wing  N  D  to  Smith  Bros  jan  31,  piano 

7m  $70 

Waiters  J  L  to  J  0  Goodman  jan  3",  fnrn 

7m  $S7 

Wohlfarth  R  to  V  Fasig  jan  23,  furn  6m$64 

ordman  J  to  AWilliams  feb  2,  furn  503 
Y'jnng  D  to  I  N  Alley   Dec  11,  furn  and 

Hardman  piano  36798,  1680  Till  av  6m 

 «263 

Yail  L  T  to  M  E  Finch  feb  8,  furn  6m. $129 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Ellis  E  E  0  to  J  C  Makem  feb  7,  'am  8') 

Park  8V   $600 

Martin  Grace  Ptg  Co  to  A  Heather  jan  15, 

ptg  office  86  5th  av  $725 

Wolf  J  P  to  J  Sherman  feb  7,  I'aloon  121 

Dearborn   $2210 

Sunderland  O  O  to  D  M  Erskine  Jr  feb  2, 

restrnt  283  Madison  $300 

MoAol  ff  W  B  to  L  Franklin  feb  7,  furn 

Kraukliu   *150 

Polenrones  M    to    M   Polecrones  feb  6, 

goods  5166  Stale  $1200 

Brawley  F  W  8  to  A  Onte  nov  2,  library 

 $100 

•Jenkins  A  to  A  R  Scott  feb  5,  farn  ..  .$71 
Kolze  E  F  to  Land  O  Kolze  jan  5,  mdse 

Turner  Pk   *2250 

Feldman  S  to  H   Keas  feb  5,  fnrn  5309 

fmerali  fiv  Hm  $25 

Heck  P  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  ftb  6,  f  a- 

loon,  Rioe  and  Wood   $26u 

Sheeban  T  to  Z  C  Purey  feb  7,  horses  eto, 

 $60 

Peterson  F  to  H  Sohlater  — ,  horse  wagon 

eto      $  !50 

Waif h  J  W  to  Sutter  Bros  feb  4,  mdae  306 

Madison  .$683 

Leamau  L  to  B  Rosenthal  dec  18,  fu'-n  332 

w  12th  $350 

Oarlsor  J  E  to  E  Streokir  may  31,  gro- 
cery eto,  77H  shober    $1(.C0 

Sorw  0  to  F  F  Aring  feb  7,  furn  2  9  Wells 

Iv    $16') 

Cohen  B  t  i  Gethoc  &  Boppart  jan  21,  sa- 
loon 234  220-1   $875 

Van  Deuseu  G  S  to  E  0  Vd'>  D  usen  dec 

— ,  furn  318  Dearborn  $600 

McVay  B  A  to  4  L  MoVrty  dec  23,  furn 

7.^!h  and  Wright   $2750 

Diguan  A  to  C  J  Hill  aug  26,  horses,  car- 
riages eto.  165  w  18th  $1000 

Orr  ()  B  to  J  Flanagan  feb  11,  fnrn  1451 

Madison  $300 

Catlin  0  to  O  Strumpf  feb  13,  mdse  243 

Madison  $2750 

Kolberg  M  to  B  Petersen  feb  10,  saloon 

96  W  Ohio   $>0!) 

KeziU  M  to  B  Kezill  feb  11,  wagons  eto 

603  Canal  $5t.0 

Kezill  M  to  L  Rubenstein  feb  11,  house 

6!/3  Canal  $800 

Rister  E  to  J  P  Whiting  feb  2,  bldff  1835 

State  $'60 

O'Brien  T  to  O   0  Lambreoht  feb  12, 

sa  oon  2  Theatre  ot   *600 

Lambrecht  A  0  to  H  Ostermau  feb  12, 

saloon  2  Theatre  ct  $750 


Osterman  H  to  G    Hessert  Jr  feb  12, 

saloon  2  Theatre  ct   $100.) 

Hessert  G  J  to  8  Price  feb  12,  saloor.  2 

Theatre  ct   $2140 

Lanter  W  C  to  L  Weitenmeyer  feb  9, 

fnrn  and  s  ms  207  Canal  $800 

Gnenther  0  to  H  Tabert  &  Oo  Jnne227, 

bakery  etc   .$550 

Phillipp  J  to  B  Schmidt  Aug  4,  market 

1152  63d   $1200 

Martin  J  0  to  H  Jennet  feb  11,  machy  33 

Canal  $l(iCO 

Yarlett  M  to  E  L  Yarlott  feb  5,  furn  5623 

Drtxel  av,  90d8  $742 

Yarburu  J  H  to  A  W  Greene  feb  2,  Poase 

piaLO  3U028,  ,^95  V  Buren,  6m  $135 

Zaern  J  to  A  S  Phelps  Jr  feb  4,  furn  shop 

horses  etc,  145  Fry  st.  6m  $260 

Zotffel  R  to  W  O  Wade  jan  21,  farn  6m  $51 
John  C  E  to  M  J  Jones  jar  30,  piano  and 

farn  582  Madison  $250 

Rank  J  C  to  O  Sack  sept  2,'91,  shop  6450 

State   $600 

Hofart  J  to  M  Hofart  jao  31,  J^ji,  mdse  643 

w  12th  .'  $1500 

Bent  J  W  to  8  W  Rawson  jan  31,  bldgs, 

Hyde   Pk    $4500 

Siemen  H  to  C  R  Bacon  j  in  26,  blJg  41  w 

Randolph     $195 

Sheridan  R  F  to  F  P  Sheridan  jan  31,  sa- 
loon 366  8tate  $1000 

Monour  J  to  M  Murdy  feb  1,  fnrn  6920 

Wentworth  $8(0 

Simonds  G  D  to  L  H  W  hitney  dec  2,  pul- 
leys, shifting  etc,  125  Clark,   $1 

Emrick  G  M  to  F  Houston  mch  13,'94, 

drugs  467  w  Chicago  av  $f000 

Varian  E  and  J  W  to  Waakesha  Spg  Co 

jan  28,  furn  2  4  Kinzie  ,   . .  $300 

Swenson  S  P  to  R  F  Brink  jan  29,  prtg 

office  83  5th  av   $350 

Qolmtz  H  J  et  al  to  8  Cohager  nov  17,  ptg 

office  143  North  av   $1(00 

Borne  J  to  M  Rothschild  jan  rO.  plantfU  00 
Davidson  H  to  S  Franklin  nov  28,  turn  127 

Halsted   $3100 

James  8  M  to  M  A  Gill  furn  2^2 i  Wabash 

 f5i0 

Kroeiog  J  to  Davis  G  Horwich  jan  9,  en- 
gine eto,  527  n  Halsted  $900 

Messiuger  C  T  to  A  J  Shute  feb  2,  horses 

 $1000 

Messinger  0  T  to  I  Messinger  jan  31, 

stock  in  Messinger  Hardwood  Lumber 

Co  $110,4r0 

Breckinridge  R  J  to  J  A  Breckinridge  feb 

2,  piano,  Myrtle  av   $1 

Schmitd  3  A  to  F  0  Schmitd  feb  7,  fnrn 

6434  Madison  av   $1900 

Davis  B  to  F  Pierce  jan  30,  hbrses  etc  $400 
Kouter  J  to  P  H  Sullivan  jan  31,  farn  1613 

S  ate  $16(  0 

Loncks  B  E  to  W  J  Hyler  jan  30,  wagon 

   $50 

Aller  J  B  to  M  L  Ellis  jan  2,  furn  ....  $'.000 
Fox  Bros  to  J  Otle  jan  17,  horses  etc.  .$250 
Sullivan  J  M  to  A  Sullivan  jan  5,  horses 

elo   $500 

Dickson  A  J  to  P  Valerius  jan  28,  fnrn 

7m    $102 

Vanerka  V  to  K  Schvaitzer  feb  2,  saloon 

966  w  18th   $600 

Wightman  E  E  to  H  Wightman  feb  4,  int 

in  ding  ftore,  lodiaca  and  35th  $1 

Pabst  Brg  Co  to  A  S  Holds  sept  13,  saloon 

513  Eugene   $1{,00 

Kohn  &  Saohsel  to  Bohemian-Am  Import- 
ing Oo  dec  15,  mdse  216  Madison .  t;2i  ,foO 
Levy  J  H  to  A  R  Scots  feb  2,  furu  222'i 

State  $K'2 

McChrislian  B  to  W  Wilson  feb  4,  furn 

1613  Armour   $71 

Schmidt  0  A  to  Meyer  &  Meyer  jan  2n. 

market  63o6  Madison  av  $600 

Lucas  I  0  C  to  0  F  Kerr  et  al  feb  2,  h.  rees 

etc,  88  43d   ♦HSO 

Baring  E  to  G  H  Roehring  jan  14,  siloou 

101  w  Randolph   $3i  00 

Roehrig  G  A  to  Waukesha  8  Brg  Oo  feb 

1.  saloon  101  w  Randolph  $  -00 

Banmans  V  to  E  Gooeens  feb  5,  fixt  121 

Division  $.60 

Otto  F  U  to  L  Otte  feb  4,  fnrn  120  Larra- 
bee  $1 

Flynn  J  M  to  M  Fitz  Sept  18,  mdse  431 

Wentworth   $950 

Webster  J  to  0  V  Hurz  feb  2,  cabs  etc  $  i  ,300 
Probaaco  S  G  to  M  (iephart  feb  4,  lorn 

3838  Rhodes  hv  '.  $400 

Miller  W  to  0  Rose  Jan  23,  saloon  30(  I 

Halsted  $64 

Ruther  1<  to  J  A  Ellis  Jan  2,  LeGrange 

Sleam  Laundry   $1,500 

Abbott  W  L,  assg,  to  American  l  xpres8 

Oo,  dynamo  762  Custom  House  pi . .  $  


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  16,  1896. 


Trioer  A  to  Bohemian    Brg  Oo  feb  1, 

saloon  441  N  Western  av  |500 

Olanssen  J  to  W  H  Bell  feb  2,  fnrn  528 

Maiison    |350 

Clayton  W  to  E  0  Berriman  Jan  4,  Enabe 

piano  444  Beeden  ay  $300 

York  M  L  B  to  T  Davis  feb  5,  fnrn  141  W 

12th   $2,500 


SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 
Ferdlaand  Seigel  v  Venice  0  Seavers.    On  fiodg, 

$.7!S67. 

Natnl  CasbBt  Co  v  Eugene  Bassler  and  John  K 
Plainer  Oo.    On  ver,  $488.60.  Applj 

Morris.Biman  V  James  Poole.    Same  $650.  Same. 

Brewers  Joarnal  v  Ansust  Moritzen.  Same  J281.62. 
Same. 

Kiiiokerbocker  Ice  Co  V  Oscar  Johceon .  On  ver 
$391.67. 

R  H  Roberts  V  W  B  Pearson.  S6me$iP9.55 

M  L  Barrett  v  F  M  Young.  Same  $207. SO. 

George  Pries,  admtr  of  P  Pri^  s,  v  Same,  Same 
$100.  Same. 

Friedrich  Zeggel  v  A  L  Lnitzert    Oo  fin  1<r  $35.32. 

Cadaby  Packing  Co  V  LeppoU  leek.  AKeh  dis. 
On  fiadg,  1809  86. 

Nicollet  Nat  Bk  v  Robert  L  Kelly.  Oj  ver  t774.09. 

Wm  Weir  etal  v  W  M  Talcott.  Same  $6988.7  i. 

Fuller  &  Fuller  Co  V  L  Behring.  Same,  $177.10. 
Appl; 

Fourteenth  St  Nat  Bk  v  Brttanica  Pub  Co.  Fame, 
$360,71. 

Freder  cS  0  Qibbs  v  Alfred  P  Porter  and  Edward  B 
Smith.    On  findg,  $473.33. 

Murphy  Varnish  Co  v  F  H  and  Geo  Beynolds. 
Same,  t25J.50. 

P  H  and  P  M  Roats  Oo  V  Smith  Fneumalic  Trans- 
fer and  Storage  Co.    on  ver.  $2,500. 

R  M  Laopold  v  Leonard  M  Herman .    i  n  ver,  $189. 

Michael  Schweistaal  v  Henry  and  Aunie  Agnew, 
Deflt,  $101. 

Same  v  S  B  Fleming  and  Olof  Vider.  S  ime  $  194.80 
Peter  Meyer  et  al  v  Wm  H  and  Joan  A  Kuby,  By 
deflt,  $338.69. 

OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

Daniel  B  t  yman  et  al  v  Celia  W  Wallace.  Mo  n  t 
denied  and  judgt  $3,292  87.  Appl; 

Harry  P  O'B-ien  v  Thomas  F  Hunt.  On  ver  $284.85. 
Appl. 

David  Whit  IV  James  McSiuney.    On  ver,  $427. 
Natnl  Ooml  Bk  of  Albany  v  E  A   Welle.  Same, 
$3722. '^5. 

Amasa  Treat  v  Construction  Bureau.  Same  $5 
wages  and  $10  attys  fee^. 

Elieha  H  Turner,  u=e  of  George  K  Schoenberg^r,  v 
Albert  Fuchs.    On  flndg,  $  68.18. 

B  F  Weber  et  al  v  E  L  Eaeton.  On  flndg,  |>31.66  v 
grantor,  E  LEaston. 

Standard  Salt  and  Cement  Co  v  Joseph  F  Nash  and 
Samual  Nash.  On  flndg,  $92. 2i.  Appl, 

L  W.jlff  Ufg  Co  V  J  L  PattisoQ  &  Oo,  On  vef$2n.8-s 

Paule  Pause  v  Earnest  Q  Pause.    By  dsBi,  $3a6  60. 

J  J  Hopkins  V  D  K  Griffiths.    On  ver  $8b5i. 

Reid  Murdock  &  Oo  v  C  St  L  *  P  By  Oo.  Mo  deft 
for  n  t  overrld  and  judgt  $20  '.Oj.  Appl. 

J  S  Brown  v  Daniel  W  Ryan.  Mo  n  t  deft  overrld 
and  ju  gt  $173.87.  Appl. 

John  Jacob  v  Join  O'Seil.    On  ver  $60. 

Thomas  Dano  v  P  M  and  Eiciard  M  Heanessy.  On 
flndg,  $792.20.  Appl; 

Jennie  DacniC3  v  Pa  Oo.    On  flndg,  $250. 

U.  8.  OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

Richard  H  Lymer,  reovr,  v  Ge  )rge  J  VoUand. 
Deflt,  $2,719.72. 

U,  S.  DIBTBIOr  G3UET. 

Wm  0  Wood,  recvr,  v  P  D  Hirdiog.    Deflt  $252.50. 

Sane  v  John  Carlson.    Deflt  $252.5  1. 

Wm  0  NibUck,  recvr,  v  Ezra  Turner.  Deflt  $787.75, 
COUNTY  COUBT. 

Joseph  B  Slmpion  et  al  v  Oook  Brg  Oo.  On  ver, 
$108.95. 

0  E  Woodru£E  A  Oo  v  L,  J  Blades.     On  fiadg,  $120. 
Parley  k  Lord  et  al  v  Peter  Neltoa.  Mo  n  u  overrld 
and  jndxt  $31.94. 


ME0HA.NIC8'  LIENS. 

W  50  ft  of  e  83  ft  of  s  150  ft  of  that  part 
e  M  ^  ®  M  north  of  Falton  8t,  in 
11  39  13.  L  F  ahnllz  v  Mary  and  Loois 
Arentz    $198 

LaSalle  av,  prems  279  and  281.  Dawson 
Broa  V  Mary  and  Joseph  Qessler  ....  $276 

Miller  &  Rigdon's  sob,  Its  23  and  24  b  1 
of  b  29  Sohool  Trnstees  snb  of  seo  16 
38  14.  J  A  Mooney  v  Catheriiie  Mo- 
Nally  $670 

Drexel  &  Smith'd  snb.  w  46  ft  Its  22  to  25 
b  1  resnb  of  b  12  w  3^  n  w       and  w 
w  }^  s  w  ^  11  38  14.  John  R^wle  v  Lou 
MoQraa  $631.35 


Falton,  prom  lti4a.  Patriob  (J  Desmond  v 
Mary  and  Louis  N  Arontz  |132 

Falton,  same  prems.  Thomas  McKenzie  v 
Same  ^470  20 

Same  prems.  George  Reilly  v  Same. .  .$375 

West  Pullman,  Kurd's  sub,  It  20  b  4.  By- 
ron Carpenter  v  Julias  J  Sast  |20 

W  50  ft  of  e  83  ft  of  s  160  ft  in  e  3^  of  w 
1^  s  e  34  n  of  Falton  et  11  39  13.  Albert 
J  Kooh  V  Mary  and  Louis  Arent*  $161 

St  Lawrence  av,  prem  4530.  James  A 
Johnson  v  B  L  and  Julia  Bishop.  $277.38 

Edison  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  20;  also  Its  2  3 

4  5  6  and  7  in  b  10  all  of  b  11  s  3^  of  It 
20  all  of  Its  21  22  23  and  24  of  b  12,  Its 
1  to  12  ino,  b  1  in  orig  town  of  Oantield. 

5  T  Roebling  v  Emma  M  Partello. $96.80 
Holstein,  It  20  b  7.  George  Baaslein  Jr  v 

Mary  Taoker  $177 

Douglas  Pk,  Presoott's  add,  It  14  sab  b  1 
of  b  2.  Frank  Bernatzki  v  Martin  and 
Aogasta  Semoken  $860 

Davis'  sub,  Its  4  to  6  b  3  n  3^  e  3^V  8  w 
28  39  14.  On  It  4,  $221.20;  It  5,'$165.14; 
It  6,  $63.45  and  on  all  $449  79.  Ill  Mal- 
leable Iron  Co  v  Vogt  &  Sweeney  Brew- 
ing Oo  $449.70 

W  Hammond,  its  13  and  14  b  10.  Wm  H 
Paxton  et  al  v  Dakaz  Pallowski ..  $4:^9.94 

Edgewater  Duff's  add,  Its  9  to  11  b  1 
(•^739-41  Evanston  av.)  Henry  Q  Daw- 
son et  al  V  Gertrode  INioolas  $80 

West  PolImaD,  It  3  b  20  Chas  E  Baohtold 
V  J  C  Isaaosou  $62 

Palmet's  sub.  It  10  of  It  11  and  that  pt  of 
It  12  8  of  Polk  st  in  p  3^  of  8  e  3^  seo 
18  39  14.  0  M  Palmer  v  Paine  Harring- 
ton $225 

Van  Buren  st  W,  prem  1666,  Albert  0 
Barnes  assg  Chicago  Anderson  Brick 
Oo  V  Oscar  Reokradt  $36 

Eggleston,  n  130  ft  It  12  sub  of  n  hf  cf  n 
hf  of  n  hf  of  n  e  qr  sec  28  38  14.  Geo  B 
Rowe  V  Ferdinand  W  Kuhn  $249 

Evanston  av  and  Buckingham  pi  premises 
n  w  cor.  John  Moaniain  v  Evanston 
Avenue  A  E  Church  of  Chicago  J2,83u,08 

Kingsburg  tract,  E  20  ft  w  60  ft  of  n  hf 
of  b  6,  seo  9  39  14,  Colborne  Mfg  Oo  v 
Henry  Knaak  $53.20 

Hyde  Pk,  Us  23  and  24  b  66.  John  M  bti 
lervJoseph  Solomon  $1,142.46 

Same.  Cnas  H  Simmons  Oo  v  Same  #332.31 

Same.  W  F  Behel  Co  v  Same  $S5i.7ii 

Same.  C  Fire  Place  Oo  v  Same  $164 

Same.  Wm  A  Davidson  v  Same. .  .  $  1,078. aO 

Western  av  S,  prems  233.  T  K  Clarke  et 
al  V  Miohiel  Keeley  $932.26 

Hjde  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  66.  Eaton  & 
Prince  Oo  v  Joseph  Solomon  $200 

Same.  M  Lainarche  v  Same  $114.22 

Hoge's  snb.  It  14  sub  s}/^e%\>}/^sw}4 
8  e  34  17  38  14  (6234  Aberdeen)  E  Ken- 
nedy V  Gust  Aim  $35 

State  it,  prems  4840-42-44-46.  Norman  A 
Wing  et  al  v  James  0  Hedrick. .  .$533.  JO 

Same.  Stme  v  Same  $217.80 

Hurst's  resab.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  2  3  4 
and  the  e  17  ft  of  It  5  b  6  in  the  Assr's 
sub  of  Its  13  and  16  b  6  and  Its  13  14  15 
and  16  in  b  7  in  Linden  Grove  sub  of  a 
pt  of  n  w  ^  of  sec  11  38  14.  0  W  Bohe 

6  Oo  V  Loriu  A  Barnes  $342.90 

Crosby  et  al  sub.  It  24  b  41  e  3^  of  s  e  34 

seo  25  40  13.  Elsmere  Lumber  Oo  v 
Richard  0  Moore  $936.58 

Butler,  OummmgJ  &  Scully's  sub  of  part 
Munson's  add  to  Oh'go,  e  20  ft  It  6  b  1. 
Charles  Mangold  v  Josephine  and  Fred- 
rick 8  Baker  $141 

Holstein,  It  22b  7,  Geo  Uauslein  v  Mary 
Tucker  $177 

Holstein,  It  23.  Same  v  Same  $177 

Rockwell  8t  N,  prem  377.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Karl  Klammetsen  $22.60 

Owen  &  Matthew's  sub.  It  7  b  1  w  3^  of  w 
3^  of  n  e  34  of  8  w  34  seo  9  39  13.  Wm 
Graham  et  al  v  Nannie  E  Van  Keareu 
 $791.91 

McClelland's  sab.  It  20  in  b  2  Lill  &  D's 
sab  of  8  w  34  n  w  34  29  40  14,  H  E 
Fairfield  v  D  F  and  Mary  Lafiferre..  $588 

Sambros  J  Q  to  J  D  Sambros  jan  25, 
mdse  ly  $250 

Spenoes  O  L  to  J  H  Spreitzer  feb  — . 
shoeing  shop  345  w  North  av  2y  |2G0 

Thompson  W  V  to  0  J  Warner  et  al  jan 
31.  turn  652  n  Clark  195d8   $423 

Topping  a  8  to  Chi  Brg  Co,  feb  6,  saloon 
344  w  Randolph  2  y  $600 


Kevels  A  A  to  M  E  Finch  jan  31,  fnrn  bm 
 -   156 

Olsen  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1,  fnrn  6m ...  $41 

Owen  A  to  J  Oratty  jan  30,  horses  etc,  6m 
 $2600 

O'Brien  J  to  M  E  Finch  jan  30,  furn  6m 

 $103 

drugs  etc,  104  n  Clark  5m  $1000 

Shirley  0  A  to  D  Rankin  jan  31  furn  and 
piano  125  Clark  $154 

Shobel  M  to  G  3  Hubbell,  feb  2,  furn  6  m 
 $70 


APPlilClXIOM  FOK  Bi;il>I>IN<i} 

Thirty-second  st  484  ani  i»S,  O  Sutherland,  three 
story  and  basement  brick  apartment  house,  }6,800. 

Garfield  av  446,  8  M  Thomasou,  2  story  fraue  flats, 
$2,001'. 

Twtnty  sixth  et  W  2.(02,  O  Long,  2  story  frame  store 

and  hall,  $2,5ii'-. 
Aberdee-i  st  lillS,  R  H  O  Varks,  1  story  frame  cot- 

tHge,  $l.ii(jO. 

Uuiou  !iT  7108,  E  Burgets,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

dwe  ling,  Jl,5(0. 
Oak  et  148,  John  Jcbuson,  1  brick  additinnal  story, 

t;i,oiifi. 

Went  worth  av  3642,  H  J  Rohrbach,  three  story  and 

b  i'oment  brick  s  ore  and  flat-,  $4,f>00 
Champlain  av  '  c!67  59,  Joseph  Duplissis,  2  story  and 

bifiemeut  bri  k  flats,  $7,0  0. 
Vernon  av  72011-2,  S  Knhu,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $5,(iu0. 
Jackson  av  570i,  Mrs  M  Dewey,  three  story  and  base- 

rueut  brick  fl^ls,  $7,000. 
Reynolds  av  8041-43  4P,  E  N  Smith  &  Oo,  three  1  story 

frame  cottages,  $3,6  lO. 
gcho  )1  st  543,  C  P  atefifeuson,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  htore  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Fifty-f-ixth  st  1071-73,  O  A   Loudelius,   three  story 

and  casement  brick  flats,  $12,(  00. 
Jackm  u  av  65  11,  Thomas  Annaud,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $8,000 
Polwynne  210  aud  214,  .Sam  Brown  Jr,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwelliuge,  i3,0U0. 
Wallace  st  2930,  N  Weudr,  three  etory  and  bapement 

brick  flats,  $4,200. 
Sixty-third  st  164^,  M  Maisel,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  fla's,  t5,i  00. 
Twenty-six  h  st  418,  John   Gnderyohn,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,20u. 
Forty  eigbth  st  W  113,  Charles  Crane,  2  story  and 

basement  biiok  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  ihey  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lices. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  ('J,9u0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakotn,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  adT'antages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  ibe  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufactarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  ?ino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  alt  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
dnced  to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
linee.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manafantnring  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  saoh.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  Si.P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.GrH3NTS.  (  


ANDERSON.  Gustavns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  at. 
BAIBD  b  WARNER,  Bms.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  at. 
8ABNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st. 
BARNEY  BRUO    i>..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  C.  G.  *•  «ons.,  Rm  37,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CLARK  GIDEON  E.,  260  92nd  St. 
OULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 195  La  Salle  St. 
ODMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATER,  8..  56  Dearborn  st.  Hnmboldt  Po  k 

property  a  epecialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  &  Co.,  9S  Dearborn  st 
OWIGGINB  JAY  &  Oa,4ll9  Chamber  of  Oommeroe 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  OhlciiB')  III. 
EGGLESTON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  lacom.  . 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  308  Cham,  of  Oommeroe. 
ECLETTE  0.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

ofilces:  Halated  and  71  t 

65th  Boulevard. 
JfRIOKE,  0.  C,  16  Metropolitan  bik. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Inenrance  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  525  LaSalle  St. 
30RD0N  C  Zj.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoi.ic  Temple. 
aCNZENHACSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Oiark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  110,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
BENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  S  Chicago. 
aOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HOLING  E.  0.  &  Co..  90  Washington  St. 
HORLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 
LANGHBNRY,  EVANS  &  CO.,  Ass  Ola  ion  Bldg 

153  and  155  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SOW  &  Co.,  189  La~alle  et. 
LOEB,  Wirf.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  ft. 
MAQILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wai  hingtcn 

8t*>  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  gt, 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  14k  La  Snlle  8t 
HDLLIKEN,  0.  fl.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F..  716  W  Van  Bnren  Si. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  33  "nr  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  Nt  w  ^  tock  Ei  harge  B  '  g. 
RAND.  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  55  and  56,  94  LaSalle  t 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Uo.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHDMAOBEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  Si  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDEOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  si 

f  lERLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpk 
VOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St 
SANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  166  LaSalle  Strt 
ZDITERMEISTER,  H.  O.  &  Co.,  818  S.  Haisieo 

OBEYER  E.  S.,  &  Oo..  99  Dearborn 

ilRBENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D  arbnrn  Stiec 

MERCHANTS  IX  IHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  0(  Ibnrn 
Attorney,    South  Oh'cago  III. 

•"EABODY,  HODGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dea^^OI. 

WA8MANSD0RF  b  HEINEMANN,  14  Ranaulpa 

Alsstracts  of  Title. 

aADDOOK  VALI.ETTE  &  RIOaOOECS,  107  D 
bom  St. 

BANDY  fc    0.1  92-4    Wasnlngton  at. 
PKLTZER,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  Washington  «i. 
BCOB«DEB>8  ABSTBAOT   r>KPT.,   OonntT  O 


REVELL'8 

CURTAIW  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  aveAAdams  st. 


Fetruary  16.  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


167 


THE  EXCLI 


AGENCY  LISTS. 


: TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Eeal  Wi-tate  Agency  for  the  purpose  ; 
' of  specalatinc  in  real  tts  ate.  It  Is  an  Advertising! 
'Borean  to  advertise  pn  perty  for  sale;  to  insure  | 
■  protecilon  aud  best  results  t  ^  advertisers.  ". 
;    References:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.'s  Bank.  ; 

"  WasmansdorS  &  Heinemann,  Bankers,  . 

'  and  a  thousand  others  in  Obicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


168 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  Iti.  1895. 


Office 
Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rufs,  etc. 


Builders'  a^d  Qei^eral  [iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE.  t5ie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  sit, 


AUST/flf  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  ^  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  tLL. 


.W  OHBISriAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and   Madison  Bts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockott  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AiTD  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  rfiven 
to  rpmodeling; 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are. 
employed  by  us: 

an;i  our 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


/*tla8  Fire  Asroracoe  Co.,  Ecglauti. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hhmbnrg. 
TransRtlaDtic  Fire  Irs.  Co  ,  Hambarg. 


Rooheater  German  lus.  Oo.,  N.  Y, 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbarg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  loe.  Co.,  New  Yurk. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

CKICACtO  IIiL.I1W«>lM 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroar^s,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
ietc. 


naeire  Folding  Beds. 
UCdSI^I  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.AndriwsgCo„2Wafflv. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS, 


OFFICK  AND  VfOKKS, 
15th  titreet  and  Ashland  Avenne. 
rhioaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Giii 

ASHLAND  BLOCKi! 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent.  *  ^  J 

6  an d  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


.James  T.  Hotnb. 


Fbank  Q.  Hotne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

EENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°"d>']ra|^^ 


PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


PATENTS 


Promptly  Beciired.  Trade-Mai ks.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  rtRistered.  Twenty-five  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whetiier  patent  fun  be 
secured  or  not,  f:(,e  fifolrsrt'f-  f)nrf.-e  n^t  due 
•jn.til  patent  is  allowed.  3-2  i>:iKa  Hook  !■  i-re, 

V.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO..  AUurtic.v."  bi  Law, 
pp.  U.S.  Pat.  Office.     WASHINGTON,  D.  O, 


8TUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobblns;  1..  all  Branchea  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca,lcinalnln.g,  ©to. 
All  'Liim.i  or  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Bnlldlng  Material.  Chlcaeo 
For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  767. 


Real  Estate  Bargains 


HARIEY 


Iri  Corrjer  arid  Inside  Lots  are  found  in 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2^  miies  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Lino.    6,000  Population.    No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  lookins  for  Profitable  Investments  will  find  it  to  their  advanta^^e 

to  visit  Harvey. 

Pull-s5zed  Lots  for  $155,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
819  The  Rookery  Building;.       217  LaSaile  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION. 

(Fonndere  o(  HABTBY. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  8. 


CHICAGO,  FEBRUARY  28,  1895. 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Akntim. 


A  WEEKUY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  KEAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.  HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                      O.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  fstate,  [oan 

and  W  manciai  ^^gcnts. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 

WYLLYS  W.  BAIED.          LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  1/ .  WABNEB  . 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  If  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Mbin  112.             CllicagfO,  111. 

OILBKBT  M.  WEEKS.                           _                               D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

Speci»l  attenlion  given  /T~llOPlCrO 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                            \i-y,i-\^<^^\~r  » 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real -Estate- and  Renk 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortf 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■5i4'15*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,f$. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDORFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

9ro8.  145  and  147  Randolph  ^it., 
CJKICA«;0. 

The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  Pecurltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Morti  ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  jiand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLn. 

EDWIN  B    PHEIiDON.                                 EUGENE  H .  FISHBOBN. 
WM.  CGDEN  GBEiSN.                                 BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

J.H.  l49La5aUeSt:n 

V/KnVussingen 

1  fin  1      &  BRO- 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Room  93S!Stock  Exchange  Baildinc 
W  Cor.  lia  Salle  and  Washineton  Streets, 

CHICAtiiO. 

•   REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien  Bldg.,  34  OlarkL  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

The  First  National  Banl(  t  Gliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

Lyman  J.  Gage,  President.            -Ias.  B.  Fokqan,  Vice  President. 
RiOHABD  J.  STBEET.  Oashler.          HOLMES  HoGE,  Ass't  Cashier. 
Frank  E.  Brown,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 
DIRECTORS: 

Sam'l  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbenoe.            8.  W.  AllebtON. 
F  D  Gbay                      Nobman  B,  Beam.          Nelson  Mobbis. 

r'.  o!  NIOKEEBON.                  L.  J.  GAGE.                          EUGENE  S.  PiKE. 

A.  A.  Oaepentee.                        Jas.  B.  Fobgan. 

F.  A.  BAENBS,              Telephone  1931.             s.  m.  paeibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estite« 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/SlDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

I*S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  15  AND  17. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAQO. 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO  along 
lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 

Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Orl2I5  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 

Established  1879.                          Telephone  Main  3174 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

Main  Office                    Branch  Office 
1 87  &  1  89  Dearborn  St-  ««'"'"«xVM^nJ'^7?' 

 THE  

National  Bank  dP  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

Geo.  Schneider,  President. 
Waltek  L.  Peck,  Vice  President. 

Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President.              C^TSIC*  & 

Oabl  MoLi.^  Cashier.                                   \J nLL\jJX\Jt\J . 

Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
Henbx  B.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  23,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Aor©  .  Tracts  •  Fijirolia-seci 
Or  SubdiTided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 

30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TBL.EPHOIVK  19SH. 


S  M  PETERSON  &0 

t^^ccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

CARPENTERS'  ri0yLDIN6S 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 


TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONJON,  Mgr 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

43  Eandolph  St . 

CHirAfcJO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5. CO  to  IBO.Od  per  annum 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  l-Zi  °°'- 


990  K,  55  (Street. 


WasblDgton, 


OHIOAGO. 


P,  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    et,    GSAHD    66     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK. 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 

CHICAGO. 


VERY  DESIRABLE  PROPERTY 


-AT- 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
■ej  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

ISrancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 


BERWYN 

FOR  SJi^LE. 

IMPROVED  OR  VACANT  Send  for  Souvenir  Book. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  Owners, 

Telephone  1270.  Room  1 238  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


JAIVIES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  0 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
otlier  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearbsm  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


ranois  E.  PealDody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


BANKERS. 


o:- 


<ioans  on  Real  Estate    also  Building  Loans 

Invesviaents. 


ALEX  FRIEND  dCo. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 
Telephone  MajB  268,  CHICAGO. 


MAS§NI(5  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Managjer. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 

  IN  ThE   


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  GOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


THE. 


BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $7,000,000. 

E.  8.  I  AOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  0.  CRAFT,  Cashier. 


Deposits  July  13,  1893,  $1,5.%S983  71 
Deposits  «ay  4,  1894  $3.$£78,948  91, 

■^ATe  solicit  your  Tovisineas. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  floor  Jllasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

.Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates: 

120  LASALLE  STREiiT 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 


Ofllce  320  New  Kra  Bde. 
Ifalsted  and  Harrison  l^ts. 


beeideoos  6i7  Ashland  Boolevard. 


OHJOAGO 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Hartford  Bulldlnsr* 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


-THE- 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

ANU 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTKD  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  5s(:ate|Bijildi9(5  Jourpal 



EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  in  Advnnce  ^ 
Building  and  Real  Estatf 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTBATOnS-  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  8. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVEKY  SATURDAY.  FEBRUARY  23,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  15c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTTBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

CtLicagro. 


H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctiarriber  of  Oommerce, 

CHICAGO.   

/aDnBy  LoanBd  Witliout  CDminisslon 

On  improved  city  property  and 
■91  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Famished 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M .  MOOKE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JXTDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMIISIGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

Knm  6c  MaPgl^all 

R£AL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
Fusr^nsrciAiL.  bk.oke.i^s, 

97  CLARK  Street- 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Poblio.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402 The  OXFORD, 84  and  86  LaSalle  St., CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  HarriEon  6  9    109411  BOOKERY  BLD(j. 

H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  PU90HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


HOTARIES  PUBLIC 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

904  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO , 

^"Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANK  BIEDLE. 


F.  J.  SOHBEINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  (South  661, 

Real  Entate  Bonght  and  Hold .  Bents  0  •Uected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  K^ven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
ezanjlDati3n  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESE.  J.  H,  SHEPABU 

BSTABLISHBD  1868. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

°  PAVING:  ClTRACTORSr 


MABUVAOTUBKBS  AND  DBAIJIB8  IB 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 


and  Lime  Stone  for  Iluz. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELBPHONE  No.  1409. 


OHIOAQCi 


Parttcnlar  attention  paid  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drives,  Boole 
Tuda  and  Boads  In  n«w  SabdivlBloni. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

Sonth  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited, 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  CHICAGO. 


PERLEY  HALE, 


ARCHITECT, 


l3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Chicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Saite  211  Home  Insurance  Eailding, 

Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 

"nterets  of  Nor- 


on  •'"proved  City  Property. 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

Humboldt  Park  Property  a  f  peciilty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

RSAI.  ESTATE, 

Boom  41  Uerchants  Bldgf,, 

BBANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washingtoc  and 

S.  E.  Oor.  Oalltornia  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sti., 

0pp.  £nt.  to  Homboldt  Park.  OHIOAQC 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIKG  JOURNAL. 


February  23,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LBTTEBS  MUST  BE 

MABKEB  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEETX 
ADYEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  HIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBESS  IS  aiYEN. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Berkeley  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$  8,750 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 

rooms,  choice  neighborhood.  W  8. $8,000  and  $  9,000 
Oalumet  av,  north  44th  st,  2-story,  6  and  7  rooms, 

modern,  with  barn,  cheap.    Ml  f  7,600 

Calumet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11-room  stone, 

new  and  every  oonvenience.    M  1  1 10,000 

Calumet  av,  near  33d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  |  175 

Oalnmet  av,  near  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  |  50 

Calumet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x200x130,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  $  115 

Sbamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  9  room  stoue  front, 

modern,  owner  is  a  seller.    Ml  |  6,000 

Ghamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  5,500 
■Champlain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  750 
Oottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stcne 

front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 

inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 

cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Oottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  full  d'pth,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  $  214 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  lot  1.30  ft  deep,  price  per 

foot.    M  1  I  85 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .$25,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$25,000 
Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,moderu, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  house.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  16. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.     B  15. $10,000 

Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  root  is,  briok.    B  15  $  8,500 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $30,000 

Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  4,600 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8, 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  9t,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 
Ellis  av,  near  55th  st,  e  f  50x130,  prioe  per  ft.  M  1.$  62.50 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-story,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121;  in  fine  shape.  M  1.$  7,260 
Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  5,000 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Oottage  Grove  av  and  Drexel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forreatville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  . ...   ,  $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

(5F18)  cor  100x100,  very  choice,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

(5F19)  cor  105x100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per 

front  foot     P4    $  326 

(5F110)  cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P4   $  250 

(5F11)  cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  30C 

(5F12)  cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  250 

(5F13)  cor  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  iront  foot. 

P  4    $  200 

(6F12)  cor  50x120,  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P  4   $  260 

(6F13)  cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per 

front  foot.    P  4  $  220 

(6F14)  cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe 

per  front  foot.     P4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st.nearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st  (Kenwood),  elegant  10-room  brown 

stone,  every  convenience;  try.    Ml  $  8,800 

Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13 .  $  125 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $  8,000 

Forty-eighth  at.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,600 

Grand  blvd,  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  fine  shape;  easy  payments.    M  1  $21,000 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  49th  st,  50x150,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  275 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  e  £  26  to  100  x  160,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  $  3C0 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H15..$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W  8  $  60 


Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13..$  166 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  month  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Hibbard  av,near  62d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  3-8tory  stone,  6,  7  and  8 

rooms,  lot  25x180,  new  and  cheap.    M  1  $  9,0C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,C00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Indiana  av,  near  36th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13....$  165 
Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot .  F  13  ....  $  87.60 
Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  e  f  41x161,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml   $  97.60 

Indiana  av,  cor  68th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Kenwood  and  Hyde  Park,  also  in  Woodlawn  and 
Englewood:  bargains  in  desirable  homes,  fiats 
and  apartment  buildings,  sooth  and  west  side. 
Several  cheap  and  some  elegant  west  side 
homes.  Fine  list  of  cheap  suburban  pieces 
at  low  prices.  Many  lots,  buoche^  of 
lots,  and  houses  and  lots  in  vicinity 
of  Humboldt  Park,  Hermosa  and 
Maplewood.  These  properties  are  especially 
desirable  on  account  of  the  new  electric  lines 
or  Milwaukee,  ^rmitage  and  North  avenues, 
also  the  Metropolitan  L  road  now  being  built, 
and  prices  will  soon  greatly  advance.  Lots 
now  $400  and  up .  A  list  of  choice  residence 
lots  at  South  Englewood,  near  depots,  stones, 
markets,  2  railroads,  and  electric  line  on  Hal- 
sted st  will  soon  be  running  Cheapest  lots  in 
market  in  vicinHy  of  Riverside  depot,  schools 
and  markets,  25  x  140,  stone  walks  and  only 
$250  each.  Lots  and  acre  tracts  in  near  suburbs. 
Free  fares  to  see  them,  and  perfect  title.  S 
Delamater,  55  Dearborn  st. 
Kenwood  av,n&ar47lh  8t,10-room  stone  house. B  16. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  lO  room  briok  hoase.  B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B16.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  at,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $16,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $35,f'00 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooLas; 

a  oozy  home.    W8   $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  ...  $  9(-0 

Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  '.3  $  750 

Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.  M  1...$  9,900 
Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  16.120,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B16  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  67th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15..$  9  000 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stoue.  B  16.  .$10,000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  |25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  n  e  oor  54th  st,  110x260,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  155 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F  13  .  .$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15..  $  4,500 
McOhesney  av,  near  65th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  835 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  50  lots.     F  13   $  850 

Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  12-room  stone  front 
house.  Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at 
South  Englewood.  Also  Choice  double  deep  lots, 
near  Humboldt  Park  cheap.  Bunch  of  lots  at 

Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value.  F  3  $  200 

Michigan  av,near6lst  st,12-room  briok  house.  B  15. $24,0(0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  450 
Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13...$  225 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  60  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  126 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  36  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     Ml  $  200 

Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16  $  5,000 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13,  $  675 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  90 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,000 

Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154, 
cheap.  Prioe  is  $550;  cash  $364,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Rakeb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached . 

W8  $  9,5C0 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  convenienoes,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,600 


Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.. o  $45,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d.  1('6  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  I  1,860 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  oor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27>^  x  125,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  60 

Schell  av.  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13   $  300 

Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13   $  66 

Seventy  fifth  st,n  e  cor  Coles,  price  perfoot.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  perfoot. 

F  13  $  80 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,stone.B  15.|12,C00 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-room  frame.    B  15   $10,000 

Sixty  fitst  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  ptoae.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1. .  .$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  460 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.50 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixtv-foorth  st,  near  Uoion,  32  ft,   prioe  per  foot 

F  13  I  56 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  15  $  4,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  126 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Emerald  av,  prioe  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.50 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13   $  260 

State  st,  oor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  59th  st,  price  per  foot     F  13  $  30 

St  Lawrence  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  700 
Sooth  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  briok  honse. 

B  15   $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  at,  10  roomp,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Throop  st,  n  w  oor  eist,  price  per  foot.    F13..-.  ..$  22 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  a  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  fioi^h,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price 
to  immediate  purchaser;  open  after  2  o'clock 
daily.    W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B15...$  8,000 
Viucennesav,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15  $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  45th  st,  3-8tory  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,5(0 

Vinoennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  26x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennes  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  60x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37,50 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,0(  0 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .  .$23,(  00 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  prioe  per  foot.  FI3.$  1.200 

Wabash  av,  near  57  th  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  oor  near  59th  st,  3  story  briok,  6  rooao, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    M  1   $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

8  13   $  200 

Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15   $9,' on 

Washington  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Wentworth  av,  cor  65th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13...$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  cheap.  F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.  M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  honse. 

B  15  $15,CC0 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  Btooe.  B  15. $25,'  00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  ]3.$  150 
Wood  8t,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lota  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  60  ft.    W  8....$  8,750 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Dearborn  av,  neer  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3. story 

and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 

bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }^  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37%  fti  price  per  foot. 

W  8   $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 

frame  cottage;  Fine  come'  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 


February  23,  1895. 


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Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2  story  frame,  lot 

331164  ft      W  8   il3,r00 

Edgewater,  sightly  lots  ooovenieDt  lo  steam  and 
eleotrio  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  stn.ets, 
sewer,  woter,  gas,  shade,  eto ,  Henry  J  Oosarrove 
&  Oo,  Ashland  Blook. 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $90(1,  lot  5nxl25  rt.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  nve  and  Olerk  bt;  ea-y  terms,  monthly 
payment?.  Address  Benry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Slook    I  2,5(  0 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  ^t,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.     W  8  I  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  MarKot  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $7^0.     W8  $5,500 

Seminery  8V,  bet  Center  st  and  Maod  av,  3-8tory 

briok  flats;  rental  $650;  lot  24xl(  0  ft.     W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Hckeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W8....|  3,0U0 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

•  brick  flats,  l.jt  2nxl0  ' ft.         H   |10,000 

Sonthport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webnter  av?,  2-etory 

frame  flats;  lot  .^6x125  ft.     W8  $5,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  |1,158.  Z  33.  |ll,0rO 

I7EST  SIDE. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.  Bidence,  worth  |li),000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  |13,0  0 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
■W  8  00 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louie  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8.$11,';(0 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x442,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   $  146 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x151!,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  oaeh; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  fiats.  L  12  |26,500 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  oity; 
f  1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enonm- 
bianoe,  which  will  be  extended  to  soit  par- 
chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26}^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  fron£;  and  2-fiat  briok  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  18S*9.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
]c02  W  Monroe  st. 

C<)rrOll  3V.  south  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
.    ^  (34  6-lOxliO)  S  20x128  /    .,,  , 
size  of  ot  ^  29  3-lOxlOO  J  }  35x128  }  ^^'^ 
2  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  le^s  tlian  hooar-s  cost  to  tir-'^i.  0  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

lor  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  9734  x  122;  n  w  cor  Bvanston  and 
V' aveland,  !53xl42x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  i24x!09,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  B80  x  137.  For  partioula-'s 
adi^ress  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  blook 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmorest,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11  $  3,OfO 

Fulton  9t,  near  Garfisid  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  b..$  8  000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8.  . . .  $  1,35J 

Hom.in  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  .,   $  2,600 

Jaoksou  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8...  $  150 

Moiiroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  bailding.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  room'! 
each.  Mortgage  §3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe Bt. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vaoant  for  $1,(00  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer&  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 
Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st   $  3.750 

Twplftb  Ht,  near  Bt  Loais  av,  s  f  2.5x125.    W  8  , ,.  $  2.in(, 
Twelfth  at.  cor  Central  Park  av,  5 1x125 .    W  8  . . .  $  6,500 
Union  Park  pl^  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size 
...      \  34  6-l(.xl0  I  )  (  20x128  I     ...  „  ^ 
°*  I  29  3-lCxlCO  \  \  35x128  \  ^'^'^ 

and  basement  stone    front    houses;  can  be 
bought  for  IcBs  than  houses  oost.  C  11. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramebto,  24xlf  0 .    W  8 . .  $  2,000 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 


WashiDgton  blvd,  near  A  hlacd  av,  n  f  CO  x  125, 

price  per  foot.     W8    ....  $  215 

Wiloox  av,  west  of  KeOzie,  inodern  2-stoiry  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W8...$  7, COO 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12,  $  2,950 

SUBURBAN. 

BEVEBIi?  HIIiI.8. 

Beverly  Hills— One  beantifnl  lot  25  ft  front  for  $630,  $25 
cash  halanoe  $10  per  month.    D  12. 

BBOADVIEW. 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining  Illinois 
Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It  will  make  from 
$75  to  $100,000  profit  subdivided;  very  choice  property  . 
Address  Z  3a 

CHICAGO  HEIGHTS. 

Chicago  Heights — Three  lot^;  and  3  two-story  frame  build- 
ings, with  stores  below  and  living  rooms  above,  one 
cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per  year,  incumbrance 
of  $3,900  in  building  and  loan  association  payable  ic 
monthly  payments  of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  ofifer 
for  the  equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  'that  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,0no.     Choice  property.     Address  O  16. 

EDISON  FABE. 

Edison  Park — A  rirst-class  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $2,10'\  $3(  0  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beautifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  140  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 

HABVF.T . 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  mark.et. 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Oenbral  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Oo 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautiful,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  15. 

Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hooies;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

MOEQAN  FABE. 

Armour  av.  No  552S,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  $1,500 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PEOVIBO. 

80  ACRE  S  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R.  Price  $5(  0 
per  acre,  no  iiioumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Ctmmercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  z 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900_;  central  locations 
and  good  bargairts.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  aad 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParK,  and  94  Lr.Salle  st. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  581^x165,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
lauLdry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravecswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Llotd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

'  OUTSIDE. 

ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,00( ,  l8!'.G0OaDd  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

Oallfornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.  For  peirtionlars  address 
Box  45,  Telephopt  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

Lob  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  {100  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  oon- 
venienoee,  having  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 


Tehama  Co,  60,0C0  acres  ot  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grBin  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,600  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  r'ch  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $10.5,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

FI.OBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  ati  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'Qge,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSnlle  st. 

50,000  to  5(0,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,'i(0  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to 
15,0' Oft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.60.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

LAKE  FOBEBT. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
0  16  Exciustve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  average"?  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  f5.()()  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

MieOBLIiANEOUS . 

i5  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau. 

Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE. 


NEBBASEA. 

Western  Nebraska-  For  sale  or  exchange  for  oity  property 
choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  fl8P^me 
incumbraiice  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .feery, 
Chicago. 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  at,  b  e  oor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  prioo 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  et  (No  66 ".2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vaoant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  5lBt,  a  2-story 
dwelhng  in  6-rooiii  flats,  frame,  stone  and  briok  founda- 
tion, well  renttd;  price  $4,800.    H  2, 

Halsted  st,  near  i  h,  iS  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12%  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5<?.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vaoant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5}/£  per  cent. 
Want  $10,(  00  to  $1.5,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rook 
Island  R  8,  two  2-Btory  flat  buildings;  briok;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,00t;. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $600  doe  soon,  $500 
.due  ic  a  year  and  $.^,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Shermaa  av,  oor  76tb  at,  new  2-8tory  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  Sojth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-Btory  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lyman, 
407,  225  Dearborn  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vaoant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    P  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildiugs.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.  012 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 


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February  23,  1895. 


Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
basiness,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exohani^e  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,- 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  3^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,  as  booses  sell  qaiok. 
Address  VV,  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA . 

Cabfornia — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  Tliis 
tract  is  located  close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oonsidored  for  ■  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

aBOBQIA . 

Georgia — 550-acre  tine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  oles/; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 

IIjLINOIS  . 

Illinois — To  exchange  for  North  or  West  Side  improved  or 
vacant,  fine  160-aore    Southern    Illinois   farm,  good 
improvements,  near  Benton,  county  seat  of  FrankLin 
Co.  Rental  cash  $5.00  per  acre;  price  $8,000:  cleat 
Address  W.  Q.  PhyalIj,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  !eet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Reaij  P'statb  OynoE,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Jodson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  \a 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  enoambranoe  $606,  dae  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  hoase,  14  i  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas — 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  othor  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  ^rom  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance—  i.  e.  brick 
preferred      E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clotbing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOEILANEOUS . 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  fiats  or 
bnsine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  pioer. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 

We  have  property  such  as  houses,  lots,  farnr.s,  ranches, 
acerage  and  improved  property  in  most  every  state  in 
the  United  States  to  exchange  for  improved  property 
or  stocks  of  goods.  Inquire  Room  705, Unity  Bldg,  79 
Dearborn  st. 

We  have  an  immense  stock  of  high-grade  5c  cigars,  very 
popular  brands,  at  manufacturers'  prices,  to  exohinge 
for  house,  lots,  farms,  ranches,  acreage,  improved  prop- 
erty, or  equities  in  the  same;  a  rare  chance  to  turn  real 
estate  into  cash.  Call  and  see  samples.  Room  705 
79  Dearborn  st. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 
apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vioinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
t'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  ofllces  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppjio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Jonraal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 
Wanted — Ihe  best  residence  at  once  on  the  South  Side 
can  get  for  $5,000;  state  full  particulars;  owners  only. 
Address  W.  G  Phsall,  115  Dearborn  st,  R  55. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ahhland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  OlintOb 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  ?oil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  12. 


LOANS  WANTED. 


EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applic.tions  fo'  loans  on  Evanston 
preperty.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 


Wanted  to  Rent. 


CITY. 


west  bide. 

A  furnished  or  unfurnished  flat  or  house  nnlil  May  1, 1895. 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  References, 
Address  Box  222,  Downers  Grove. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Successors  to  Laogbenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property   and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75|000  fo"  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
$300,000  worth  of  first-class  lots  in  SUPERIOR. 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  litreets  improved;  liile 
perfect.  Will  pay  9%  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  deducted  from  amount  loaned.  For  particulars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

R,oona  3  1,    -     -     ISS  Ola-rlc  Street. 


Cliicap  Merior  Decoralini  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels,Tiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Draivlnga  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUeation. 
149  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 

F.™,,      jjgjj^y  ~  ibblee  Co. 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO.. 

Real  Estate 
-  Loans. ____ 


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Chicago. 


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  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 
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MASONIC  TEMPLE. 

First.— It  is  the  best  knowo  building  in  the  world- 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago- 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiRr  -It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.— In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

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table convenience,  used  or  patented— everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth.— No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaso. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  23,  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


Wall  street  feels  the  depression  far  more  keenly 
than  any  other  financial  center;  it  has  suffered  more 
and  said  less  in  proportion  than  any  other  business 
community.  In  the  popular  mind  there  is  apt  to  be 
an  impression  that  stocks  and  bonds  are  the  last  to 
feel  the  effect  of  a  panic -that  capitalists  can  not 
suffer  until  everybody  else  is  prostrated.  Perhaps  a 
few  figures  from  the  financial  hub  of  the  continent 
may  dispel  this  illusion. 

The  average  price  of  20  leading  railway  stocks  is 
less  than  50.  This  is  24  points  below  the  average  in 
May,  1887,  15  points  below  the  average  in  May,  lt<88, 
21  points  below  June,  1889,  28  points  below  May,  1890, 
23  points  below  1891,  25  points  below  1892,  21  points 
below  1893,  and  7  points  below  the  average  in  April, 
1891.  It  is  now  below  the  average  at  any  date  in  the 
last  eight  years,  except  during  the  intense  and  acute 
panic  in  July,  1893  The  height  of  that  panic  was 
July  26,  with  the  average  then  7  points  below  present 
prices,  but  by  September  11  of  that  year  the  average 
was  four  points  higher  than  now. 

Thus  with  gold  at  a  premium  and  everything  else 
at  a  tremendous  discount  Wall  street  has  not  escaped 
the  general  ruin.  Thrifty  old  Russell  Sage  steps  over 
to  the  sub- treasury  and  withdraws  a  cool  half  million 
of  gold  coin  for  deposit  in  his  safety  vaults  against  a 
day  of  wrath  which  he  is  able  to  see  not  far  in  the 
future.  Others  not  so  well  known  are  hoarding  gold. 
They  are  wise  enough  to  know  that  what  everyone 
wants  and  no  one  has  is  sure  to  become  enormously 
valuable.  They  have  been  reading  Sauerbeck's  flnan 
cial  barometer  of  falling  prices  of  all  the  great  com- 
modities of  commerce.  The  index  figures  of  that 
barometer  show  the  following  declines  in  averages 
for  45  leading  staples.  The  average  prices  of  com- 
modities in  the  years  1866-1877  was  100;  in  1883  the 
average  was  82;  in  18J3,  68;  in  November,  1891,  60.8. 
The  one  great  central  cause  of  this  prostration  was 
the  outlawry  of  silver,  the  reduction  in  volume  of  the 
proportion  of  credit  currency  issued  by  the  gold  hoard- 
ing and  credit  restricting  banks  of  Europe,  and  the 
resultant  adjustment  of  prices  to  the  single  gold 
standard.  How  long  shall  this  continue? 

In  1881  the  Bank  of  France  had  556,000,000  francs 
in  gold.  On  January  24,  1895,  the  same  bank  had 
2,108,000,000  francs  gold,  being  an  increase  of  gold 
hoarded  in  fourteen  years  of  1,552,000,000  francs,  or 
$310,000,003.  Since  1890  it  has  increased  944,000,000 
francs,  or  nearly  $190,000  000,  a  significant  enormous 
increase  in  the  ratio  of  gold  hoarding  during  the  four 
years  of  greatest  depression  and  lowest  prices.  Dur- 
ing the  same  four  years  the  Bank  of  England  added 
$45,000,000,  and  the  Bank  of  Germany  $64,000,000,  in 
gold,  while  at  the  same  time  Austria  was  steadily 
buying  gold  in  large  amounts  for  redemption  pur- 
poses. And  the  United  States  has  been  a  plentiful 
source  of  gold  supply  for  these  foreign  misers. 

THE  LOCAL  SITUATION. 

An  unexpected  firmness  in  local  stocks  developed 
this  week.  Shorts  were  badly  squeezed  in  West  Chi- 
cago, as  they  were  last  week  iu  Lake  street  On 
Monday  very  little  West  Chicago  was  for  sale,  and 
the  stock  which  a  few  days  ago  was  selling  at  !09i 
-  quickly  rose  to  115.  On  Tuesday  a  reaction  was  looked 
for  but  it  did  not  materialize,  and  prices  continued 
to  soar  until  on  Thursday  il9  was  reached.  This 
figure  brought  out  a  large  amount  of  stock  for  sale, 


and  prices  fell  off  again.  Yet  predictions  are  freely 
offered  that  West  Chicago  will  yet  touch  130.  The 
bear  points  are  based  on  the  unfavorable  weather  of 
late  and  the  consequent  increased  expenses.  This  at 
most  is  but  a  temporary  drawback.  There  seems  to 
be  no  good  reason  for  a  retrograde  movement  in  this 
stock. 

The  strength  of  Lake  Street  Elevated  is  as  sur- 
prising as  the  weakness  of  West  Chicago.  Both  seem 
to  be  based  on  sentiment.  It  is  doubtful  if  Lake 
Street  stock  has  any  basis  whatever  for  permanent 
value.  The  annual  statement  recently  submitted  to 
the  stockholders  is  not  encouraging.  It  indicates 
that  the  road  can  hardly  pay  interest  on  50  per  cent 
of  the  par  value  of  its  bonds.  Of  course  a  reorgan- 
ization will  be  necessary,  and  it  is  not  likely  that  the 
stockholders  will  fare  well  in  the  operation. 

Affairs  are  even  worse  in  Alley  "L"  finances.  This 
stock  is  now  selling  at  12,  with  a  good  prospect  that 
the  stockholders  will  have  to  come  to  the  front  with 
a  heavy  assessment  to  protect  their  stock  against  the 
first  mortgage  and  extension  bondholders.  There  is 
at  present  no  prospect  that  the  interest  accruing 
April  1st  will  be  paid  so  that  a  reorganization  in  the 
near  future  is  almost  a  certainty. 

North  Chicago  is  the  strong  street  railway  stock, 
selling  at  259  with  few  offerings.  North  Shore  Elec- 
tric Railway  has  been  listed  on  the  exchange.  The 
last  sale  was  made  a  few  days  ago  at  95.  The  6  per 
cent  gold  bonds  of  this  road  are  held  at  106. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  at 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Feb.  16,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK   ENDINO  Per- 

FEB.  16,  1895.  FEB.  16,  1894.  oentages 

Ino.  Deo. 

New  Tork   8  455,099,018    $  417,065,551  9.1 

Ohioago   70,875,048  71,789,501  1.2 

Boston   73,777,307  72,341,550  1.9 

Philadelphia..  62,013,125  47,683,289  8.1 

St.  Lonis    .  .  2,^.641,580  20,891,605  13.7 

San  FraDOisoo.  13,813,730  13,402,131  3.0 

Baltimore....  1(1,017,502  8,409,869  19.1 

Pittsburgh   10,267,221  10.802,196  4.9 

Oinoinnati   11,185,800  11,970,100  6.5 

Kansas  Oity  . .  7,883,089  8,389,892  6.0 

Mew  Orleans..  6,994,515  9,982,830  29.9 

Buffalo   3,212,202  6,570,202  51.7 

Milwaukee   6,164,583  4.C88,715  26.3 

Detroit   5,598,57ti  4,822,430  16.0 

Loni8vill»   6,039,922  6,607,871  8.6 

Minneppolis  ..  4,102,775  5.112,161  19.7 

Omaha   3,433,343  4,350.512               20. 8 

Providenoe ...  4,547,100  4,113,200  13.3 

Cleveland.....  4,314,285  3,806.450  13.3 

douston*   4,971,492  6,074,023  2.0 

St.  Paul  3.615,842  3,051,303  18.4 

Denver   2,573,702  2,618,302  1.7 

Indianapolis..  3,127,620  3,097,^^68  0.9 

Uolnmbus   2,755,400  2,707,100  1.7 

flartford   1,699,131  1,664,488  8.6 

aiohmond....  2,066,650  2,015,283  2.5 

A'ashington...  1,681,359  1,5^5,687  3.6 

Dallas   2,911,346  2,073,076  40.4 

St.  Joseph....  1,133,620  1,299,632  12.7 

Peoria   1,618,855  1,402,500  15.4 

Vlemphis    1,621,543  1,418,227  14.3 

Portland  Or..  1,276,606  876,929  45.6 

Rochester                   1.362,501  1,296.264  6.1 

New  Haven...  1,227,(40  1,148,697  6.8 

Savannah   2,158,876  1  525.936  41.4 

ipringfield....  1,107.604  l,493,t89  25.8 

Worcester                    969,869  936,45  i  3.5 

Portland  Me..  1,112,872  997,767  11.6 

Atlanta                       999,381  1,322,482  24.4 

8"ort  Worth...  2.488,329  1,645,717  51.2 

Waoc*   1,604.635  1,456,718  10.0 

Syracuse                     745.862  766,083  26.0 

DeaMoinas...             815,577  1,267,000  35.6 

flrand  Kd^ids            740,749  692,256  6.9 

Seattle                          479,398  625,052  23  :^ 

Lowell                         548.907  648,050  6.1 

W^ilmington  Del           844,326  796,392  19  0 

Norfolk                       737.705  865,82*  13.9 

Sioux  City*..            464,676  540,271  15.9 

Los  Angeles..          1.152,242  921,794  25.0 

Taooma.                     480,231  76C,616  36.8 

Saginaw                     270,862  283,461  4.6 

Spokane                     353,302  275,306  38.3 

Jacksonville..            379,448  491.282  22.9 

Lincoln,  Neb.            339,886  439,C68  22.7 


New  Bedford..  311.023  625,845  50.3 

Wichita   553,500  512,819  7.7 

Birmingham..  288,783  290,584  0.6 

Topeka  ......  446,397  454,630  1.7 

Lexington,  Ky.  382,530  287,755  32.6 

Binghampton.  274,100  268,900  1.8 

Bay  City*..;  296,043  212,432  39.6 

Fall  Rivet*...  696,879  767,692  9.2 

Akron*   178,634  164,619  8.6 

Springfield*..  147,362  88,191  67.0 

Canton*   129,000  117,670  10.2 

Sioux  Falls*.  59,909  130,143  64.6 

Fremont*   60,687  76,811  33.1 

Hastings*   67,120  95,826  40.6 

Chattanooga*.  187,441  208,381  10.0 

Fargo*   99,636  126,960  22.0 

Nashville*   840,253  817,055  2.8 

Galveston*...  8,456,645  4,517,366  87.6 

Salt  Lake  City.  1,117.600  929,800  20.4 

Rookford   209.834  No  returns 

Helena*   E54,044  " 

Soranton   648,698  " 

Kalamazoo*..  191,940  " 

Little  Book*..  276,703  " 

Total,  U.S.     $  824,416,480    $  787,302,923  6.1 
Cities  Excldg  N.  y.   369,317,462  372,216,160 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)  1  8.818,495  |  8,914,546  1.0 

Toronto        "  4,521,813  4,672,019  3.2 

Halifax.       "  854.132  984,623  3.0 

Hamilton*   "  .  626.679  596,056  5.0 

Winnipeg.       .  642,440  684,650  6.2 

Total,  Can..,.      $15,562,950     $15,167,143  2.6 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

iVEEK  ENDING       WEEK  ENDING  PEBOENT- 
FEB   16,  1895.  FEB   16,  1894.  AQB. 

New  Engl'd  States  $  85,300,753  $  83,705,428  1.9 

Middle            "  522,974,029  484,450,476  8.0 

Southern         "  37,834,347  36.974,421  2.4 

Western          "  34,415,747  33,981,029  1.4 

Northwestern  "  90,420,584  93,987,980  3.7 

Southwestern  "  35,279,729  33,783,660  4.4 

Far  Western    "  21,800,754  20.409,930  7.0 

$  828,025,943    $  787,302,923 

♦Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS    OF  BANKGLEARINGS. 

A  total  net  gain  of  5.1  percent  is  not  cause  for  dis- 
couragement, to  say  the  least,  at  the  present  time  of 
slow  recovery.  A  casual  glance  at  the  table  of 
clearings  makes  it  appear  like  a  house  about  evenly 
divided  against  itself.  The  losses  seem  to  be  as 
numerous  and  as  large  as  the  gains,  and  this  is  true 
of  the  cities  outside  New  York.  But  the  eastern 
metropolis  atones  for  any  shortcoming  on  the  part 
of  the  rest  of  the  country  by  coming  to  the  front 
with  an  increase  of  9.1  percent.  This  turns  what 
would  otherwise  be  a  net  loss  for  all  the  cities  into  a 
net  gain. 

New  York  is  the  national  clearing  house.  Her 
bank  clearings  exceed  those  of  all  ohe  other  large  cit- 
ies of  the  Union  combined.  In  general  the  fluctua- 
tion of  her  clearings  indicates  the  course  of  trade. 
For  the  week  under  consideration  New  York's  clear- 
ings in  1893  were  $746,355,901  ;  one  year  ago,  in  1894, 
they  had  fallen  to  $417,065,551;  this  year  they  were 
$455,099,018.  It  is  said  that  figures  are  sometimes 
deceitful,  but  these  figures  would  seem  to  indicate 
that  the  lowest  ebb  of  trade  had  been  touched  and 
that  an  upward  movement  of  far  reaching  impor- 
tance has  set  in. 

While  it  is  undeniable  that  a  change  for  the  bet- 
ter has  taken  place,  still  it  is  well  to  gather  wisdom 
for  the  future  from  the  past.  The  cause  of  all  the  de- 
pression of  the  past  few  years  was  falling  prices.  If 
now  we  have  reached  the  bottom,  then  we  may  reas- 
onably hope  for  at  least  no  further  increase  in  woe, 
but  if  the  fall  of  prices  is  to  continue,  there  can  be 
no  more  than  temporary  relief  until  the  causes  opera- 
ting to  reduce  prices  have  been  remedied. 

Nowhere  has  the  depression  been  greater  than  in 
Australia,  and  among  no  class  of  business  men  there 
has  the  panic  been  felt  more  severely  than  among 
the  bankers.  At  first  glance  it  may  be  thought  that 
this  was  the  result  of  loose  methods  of  business. 
But  the  history  of  Australian  banking  does  not  bear 
out  this  theory.  That  exceptionally  practical  abil- 
ity was  displayed  in  the  management  of  the  Austral- 
ian banks  is  shown  by  their  high  credit  in  London 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  23,  18t5. 


and  in  the  colonies,  as  well  as  bv  the  sound  growth 
and  large  profits  of  their  system.  Up  to  the  year 
1885  the  Australian  banljs  were  very  prosperous. 
With  increasing  prosperity  throughout  the  country, 
the  deposits  increased,  so  that^  taking  the  period  of 
eight  years  before  the  panic,  the  total  deposits  in  all 
the  banks  in  1885  were  $521,865,135,  and  in  1893,  $756,- 
149,540,  the  increase  being  $234,284,405. 

Then  the  depression  began  in  1885.  The  large  de- 
posits were  in  part  to  be  explained  by  decreasing 
productiveness  of  capital  invested,  which  was  grad- 
ually withdrawn  from  business  and  laid  away  in 
banks.  While  interest  must  be  paid  investments 
were  so  unprofitable  that  bank  capital  had  to  be 
drawn  upon  to  meet  dividends  and  obligations-  In 
this  way  in  eight  years  there  was  lost  and  written 
off  from  the  paid-up  capital  of  the  Australian  banks 
$24,115,000;  and  from  the  surplus  $28,800,980,  giving 
an  aggregate  loss  of  $52,915,980.  Is  it  any  wonder  the 
banks  failed,  and  is  there  any  secret  as  to  the  cause 
of  their  failure? 

A  representative  banker  of  that  country  clearly 
states  the  cause  to  be  the  continuous  fall  in  the 
value  of  all  securities.  Banks  advanced  on  these  se- 
curities at  a  safe  margin,  quite  as  safe  as  their  ad- 
vances were  made  twenty  to  thirty  years  ago.  But 
the  margins  disappeared.  The  produce  of  the  colo- 
nies fell  in  value  one-half.  The  estates,  the  sheep 
runs,  the  mines,  the  farms  fell  in  like  ratio.  They 
produced  as  much,  but  their  prqduce  would  com- 
mand only  about  one-half  as  much  gold. 

It  does  not  require  the  brain  of  a  statesman  to  see 
that  a  decline  of  50  percent  in  the  value  of  wool  in 
fourteen  years  could  entirely  destroy  the  producing 
or  investment  value  of  an  Australian  sheep  run,  and 
that  with  all  other  commodities  falling  in  like  ratio 
every  form  of  investment  would  be  paralyzed.  It 
is  not  surprising,  therefore,  that  without  any  change 
of  business  methods  the  Australian  bankers  should 
have  been  obliged  to  write  off  $52,915,980  of  their 
investments,  or  that  when  the  panic  finally  culmi- 
nated they  should  have  been  forced  to  close  their 
doors. 

But  Australia  is  merely  an  example  of  the  effect 
on  a  single  isolated  country  of  the  general  depres- 
sion. The  same  *'all  in  prices  has  been  experienced 
almost  the  world  over  and  the  same  disastrous  effects 
have  resulted  more  or  less  seriously.  The  cause  is 
gold  monometallism,  under  which  a  continually  in- 
creasing money  power  as  constantly  decreases  the 
purchasing  power  of  every  commodity. 

With  gold  going  up  and  wheat  and  every  other  pro- 
duct, whether  of  the  soil  or  the  factory,  going  down, 
there  can  be  no  prosperity  except  to  the  money  loan- 
ers,  and  in  the  long  run  not  even  to  them  The  rem- 
edy is  international  ^bimetallism.  How  long  it  will 
be  before  the  universal  distress  shall  have  forced 
this  truth  upon  the  mental  and  moral  perception  of 
the  entire  world  it  is  difficult  to  say,  but  the  best 
thinkers  in  the  legislative  halls  both  of  this  country 
and  of  Germany  are  now  agreed  that  a  change  from  a 
single  gold  standard  to  the  centuries-old  bimetallic 
gold  and  silver  standard  is  inevitable. 

Leavenworth,  Kan. — Samnel  Dodsworth,  Mayor  of  ihis 
city,  sends  the  following:  The  city  of  Leavenworth  will 
offer  for  sale  on  or  aboat  March  9,  1895,  refunding  bonds 
of  the  city  to  the  anionnt  of  |6(t,0CO.C0.  Said  bonds  will 
be  payable  twenty  years  from  the  date  of  issne  (April  1, 
1895)  and  bear  interest  at  5  per  cent  per  annnm,  payable 
Bemi-an.  aally — interest  and  principal  payable  at  the  8tafe 
of  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency  in  New  York  oii,y.  These  bonds 
will  be  issoed  nnder  Chapter  163  of  the  Se8=<ion  Law;  of 
1891,  and  for  the  purpose  of  refunding  bonds  issued  April 
1,  1885,  under  an  act  entitled  ''An  act  to  authorize  cities 
of  the  first  class  to  provide  public  parks  and  grocnds  for 
the  inhabi'iauts  thereof" — Chapter  94,  Session  Laws  of 
1885.  The  city  issued  1 120,000.00  nnder  said  act,  of  which 
$60,000.00  have  been  canceled  by  payment  and  about  $U',- 
000,00  will  be  on  hand  April  1,  1895,  leaving  a  balance  of 
$60,000.00  to  be  provided  for  by  the  sale  of  the  bonds 
herein  mentioned.  These  bonds  will  be  ready  by  March 
31,  1895,  and  will  be  delivered  by  the  Fiscal  Agency  of 
this  State  at  New  York.  Propositions  will  be  received  by 
the  Mayor  until  March  9,  1895,  when  bids  will  be  sub- 
mitted to  the  Committee  on  Ways  and  Means  for  their 
action.  The  city  reserves  the  right  to  reject  any  or  all 
bids.  The  assessed  valuation  for  the  city  of  Leavenworth 
of  all  property  for  taxation  is  15,694.464.  The  estimated 
actual  value  of  all  said  property  is  $17,0(iO,000.00.  The 
population  of  the  city  is  20,466. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

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American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  NationRl  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankins^  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  , 

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


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Am  Straw  Board  Co  fis 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Co  6a. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  193B 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4«^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  lC-60  Bs 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  5al929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  os  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s...  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6s   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ...  1905 
Ohi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58..  19.97 
Consumers  Gas  let  M  53. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5a  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6a  

N  Chi  City  Ry  4)^8  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  .  ...1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Co  Ss  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


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8% 

222  Of  0 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  ( 00 

10% 

t350 

500  000 

6% 

ti31 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

fioo 

500  000 

20% 

2  OOi;  000 

12% 

2  000  0(  0 

10% 

tl80 

1  000  (  00 

8% 

1  (  00  000 

12% 

t225 

pi5 

750  rco 

8% 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

136 

175 

1  POO  000 

200  000 

6% 

500  (iOO 

6% 

160 

2  000  fOo 

8% 

135 

500  000 

Amonnt 

Bid 

A^bed 

$     350  (  00 

1  250  00( 

88 

93 

1  250  00(' 

2  1  00  000 

t99 

T9934 

3  166  00( 

300  ()0( 

ICO 

tioi 

581  OOi 

lOfi 

fioei 

2  ^06  0(  0 

82% 

186 

7  500  000 

65 

66 

3  000  000 

36 

t46 

4  619  50( 

101^ 

400  000 

fioai 

1  250  000 

tl02 

|-102 

250  000 

92 

900  COO 

t99 

I'O 

1  600  0'  <' 

650  000 

tlOO 

tlOO 

600  000 

TKO 

tlOli 

76  (0 

2  (  00  0(!( 

10  (CO  00( 

9'^ 

4  546  0<  0 

861^ 

48 

49 

1  600  (00 

t983| 

t99 

f.00  000 

105 

tl09 

1  850  0(  0 

1001^ 

101 

2  360  000 

102 

tl04 

3  400  000 

t91 

102 

104 

217  000 

t92 

4  100  00( 

m% 

102>^ 

1  500  00( 

101% 

lOlM 

2  000  000 

loiYz 

tl02 

1  000  (iOO 

427  000 

96 

MISCELLANEOUS  STQCK3. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co. . . . 
American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Oo ... . 

"       Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  P0Ok  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  P«ok     Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amonnt 
Gap  Stock. 


B  1  250 

6  000 
3  569 

10  Oi  0 

1  0(!0 

2  OOC 
£626 
£625 
£200 
£20(1 

7  500 
9  000 

500 
25  000 
1  000 

3  280 
9  000 

50  000 
10  000 
£450 
£400 


000 
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000 
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OOO 
000 
(.00 
000 
000 
000 
000 
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200 
000 
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000 
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7% 


12% 


5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid  Asked 


24M 

60 


29 
63 
301 


175 
125 

20% 


130 
46 
54 

14% 
315 


185 
1251^ 

14K 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited   £775  000 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd   £775  oOO 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  . . .  £'.'00  000 

P.  Schoeuhofen  Brw  Co  pfd    .  £200  000 

New  York  Biscuit  Co    10  (  (  q  000 

North  Chicago  City  Ry   50(i  0  0 

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co.  5  50o  000 

National  Railway  Co   2  600  000 

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo   18(0"0'0 

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co   30  000  0(  (. 

Street's  W  Stable  Gar  Line. . .  4  COO  COO 

"          "          '■           pfd  1  000  COO 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo.  1  600  COO 

Traders'  Insurance  Co   500  000 

West  Div  City  Railway    1  260  OOo 

West  Chicago  Street  R  R   13  189  000 

Western  Stone  Oo   2  250  000 

■"Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  q 


7% 
8% 
7% 
7% 

^<% 
12% 
7% 

8% 
4% 
7% 
7% 
10% 
35% 
9% 


tio 

til 

29 

t30 

20 

t43% 

t4SM 

61% 

164 

267 

268 

120 

125 

19 

T19 

tl6l 

13 

14 

I  DO 

117M 

117% 

65 

70 

notations  given. 


GLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  24^  Diamond  Match  Go,  111.141% 

Gal&ChiC&DOo  56^  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .llM 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  9 

Pfd....  281^       "  "         Pfd.  29 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  ..45%  N  Y  Biscuit  Co  6'/% 

"      Pfd. 53  NOhiStRR  259 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  73  Street's  W  S  C  Line  ...  13% 

"ihi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  ....  12  W  Obi  St  R  B  U8 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  February  f6,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATON  CJ.,  ILL. 

20-  ex  r  126 

AM.  STB  AW  BOARD  03. 

10   2n 

INTEE.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

240   8 

NO.  CHI. ST.  E.  B.  00. 

16  255 

151 — ao't   2)ti^ 

60— ao'c  254% 

OHI  AND  S  S  BAP  THAN  00. 
^5  131^ 

.13% 


1  . 
50. 


250— ao't  131.^ 

2.M  —ao't  13% 

100— ao't   .13% 

50— ao't  13% 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  E. 

26  1121^ 

150— ao't  n2i| 

250— ac't  112% 

150— ao't  112^ 

500— ac't  112% 

60C— ac't  112^ 

400— ao't  113 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B . 

6  13M 

*   1:% 

210    13% 

120  u 

60   Ul/s 

191  1414 

10   U}4 

100  u% 

10  14% 

10  '4% 

45  16 

60— ao't   13J^ 

100— ac't  ^3% 

550— ac't   -...13% 

250— ao't  .13% 

900— ac't   14, 

60 — HO't   141^ 

650— ao't  1434 

300"  ao't  141^ 

3.o0— ac't  14% 

600— ac't  14% 

450 -ao't  14^ 

960— ac't ...    .15 

350— ao't  

61  —ao't  n}£ 


Monday,  February  18,  1895. 


WEfeTEBS  fcTONE. 

17  65M 

AM.  STRAW  BOABD  00. 

60   26>^ 

DIAMOND  MAI  OH  OO,  ILL. 

20-  -ex  r  126 

OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

110  451^ 

INIBB.  PAOK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

50  9 

14  9K 

10  9% 

155  iO 

60  \0}4 

NO,  OHI.  ST.  E.  E.  00. 

5   264 

26   256 

50— ao't  255% 

50(  — ac't  256 

100— ac't  2561^ 

OHI.  &  8.  a.  BAP.  TEAN.  00. 

60  121^ 

50  12% 

75  12% 

100     13 

65  131^ 

135  13>4 

13  133^ 

350  14 

100— ic'i,  ..   i2i4 

250    ac't   ii% 

60 — ao't  1-^% 

60 — ao't   ..!:«% 

860— ao't  13 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B 

50  U% 

20   ii% 

10    1  % 

340  -ih 

10  13^ 

110  l;,J^ 

130  ]3% 

260  14 

15...   1434 

10  14>,^ 

100— ao't  12% 

251- ao't  12% 

55  — ao't  la 

50— ao't  183^ 

150 — ao't  1334 

50-  -ao't  1334 

150— ac't  13% 

250— ao'i  UH% 

200— ao't  13% 

50 — ao't  14 

50— ac't  141^ 

60— ao't   16 

W.  OHI .  STREET  B  E 

5   ..113 

18   1133^ 

113  .114 

10   114% 

2  115 

50— ao't  1133^ 

1(0— ao't  113>| 

100 — ao't   114 

6  — hc'i    1143'^ 

650— fto'i  Il4^i5 

2c  0— ao't   114>^ 

350— ao't  114% 


February  23,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


177 


350— io't. 
300  -ao't. 
100— ao't . 
50— ao't . 
150 — ao't . 


.1334 
.  J4 


/O— ao't   •  11','''8 

200— aoot  114M 

450— aoot  11*^ 

600— ao't  116 


Tuesday,  February  19,  1895. 


AM.  8TBAW   B-ABD  00. 

100  -^5 

Oal  PACK  &  PBOV  03. 

5   40 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 

60 — ex  r   125 

20— ex  r..        -  -.126 

INT.  PAOK    &  rSOV.  00, 

393    10 

9..   103^ 

6TBEET's  W  .    OAB  (  INE 

15  1334 

50— ao'c  ,.  ...  13 

50— ac't  .13% 

NO.  cm.  ST.  E.  B.  O  ). 

10   256 

5  ^5hi^ 

10  25S% 

50 -ao't  2561^ 

100— ao't  256 14 

50— ao't  256>2 

150— ao't...,   257 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 

10   

221  

'/O  

.'^.0  

5  

2o(  — ao't  

lO.'' — ao't  

300— ao.'t  

600— ao't  

150— ao't  l^^L 

50— so't  1  M 

2C0— ao't  13 


B. 

18 
.11^ 

•DM 

•  iiM 


W  .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 


8.  B. 


OHI.  & 

'HO  ...  . 

10   

50  

16  

3iiii— ao't 

50— ao't 
31  0 — ao't 

50— ao't 


BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
 12 

 12M 

 12^ 

 13 

 12 


.12; 


30 
10 
10 

is 

3 
4 
19 
125 
450 
15i  ■ 
100 
30 
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1>  0 
350 
50 


8  5(1— 


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ao't . 
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ao't 
ao't 
—ao't . 

ao't . 
I — ao't 
ao't . 
ao'c . 


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.1145^ 
.114M 

.114;^ 

.115 

•  IISM 
.116 

114^ 
.lU^ 

.115 

,116% 
.115J4 
,115^ 
,116 
II6I4 


Wednesday,  February  20,  1895. 


OENTBAL  UNI.N  TEL  CO, 
28  50 

NATIONAL  BAILWAY  CO. 
10  12f  M 

STBEBES'S  W .   OAB  LINE. 

50— ao't  13H 

AM  8TBAW  BOABD 

39  25 

300— ao't  25 

OHI.  &  8,  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

15  12 

100  --ao't   12 

£0-  -ao't  .'. 

LAKB  ST.    ELEVATED  B 

215   .. 

10  

10  

^45   ... 

320  

450 — ^c't  

50  — ao't  

i'S'' — aoct  


INT    PACK.  &  IB1V.  CO. 

100  9 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B  CO. 

10   2  1% 

300— aoot  25»i^ 

350— ao't  269 

.50— ao't          ,   259% 

W.  CHI    STBEET  B  B. 


.12M 

B. 

.11 
'1^ 

.1  % 

11 
•  iiM 


50 
50 
10. 
4  . 

In. 
50. 


.U6% 
■  li7i4 
.117^ 

,  118 

.119 


15(1— 80't  117 

300 — ao't   li'M 

1  .fiO— ao'c   1 1  7  -2 

100- ao't  117% 

60— ao't  117^ 

650— ao't  117J^ 

2:50— ao't  118 

700— ao't  118}^ 

700— ao't  11834 


^'  0-  -ao't  IIH  7fi0-..,o't US% 

2^0-ao'   %  100-ao't  1U% 


2O0— ao't  11^ 


f.OO- ao't   119 


Thursday,  February  2e,  1895. 


NB  fl  yOBK  BISCUIT  CO  . 

100  515^ 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CO 

12   60 

CHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  01. 

2  46 

CHI.  CITY  e'S  ^ 

10  310 

DIAMOND  MATOH  09.,  ILL. 
50    125 

40 — 6x  r  1:^5 

60 — ao't  ex  r  124 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B,  B  CO. 

10   269 

50— ao't  2r<f,^ 

100— ao't  '^"^h, 

300— ac't   ..  2591^* 

 2.'>9^ 

...     .  260 


 81^ 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 1134 


INTBE.  PAOK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

.'0   

LAKE  ST. 
20  

100  llj^ 

 u% 

81   12 

3ii  —  ao't   .llj^ 

50— ao't  11% 

1£0— ao't.  12 


K  0 — ao't  

50— ao't  

OHI.  &  B.  8     BAP.  TTFN.  00, 

5  12J4 

50  ^....12% 

60  12% 

50  12% 

100— ao't  12^ 


W   CHI.  STBEET    B     B  , 
78  .118 

•'0   1181^ 

1  118., 

4  ll^M 

20  119 

30    119% 

460— ao't  118 

750— ao't  -  1183^ 

51  0— lo't  118^ 

6'K;— ao't   11£3| 

UO— ic't   118% 

200— ao't  118% 

200— ao't  118% 

ICO— ao't  118% 

650— ao't..  .119 

60— ao't  1191^ 


10  —ao't  12% 

60— ao't  12% 

60 — ao't  13 


560— ao't  119^ 

50— ao't   119% 

100— ao't  119% 

150— ac't  llf^% 


WABASH  AVENUE  BUILDINB  SOLD. 


W.    W.  KIMBAXiL   &    CO.   BUY  THE  LEASEHOLD  AND 
BUILDING   OCCUPIED  BY  THEM. 

Hulburd  Dunlevy  has  sold  the  building  and  lease- 
hold at  numbers  243  to  253  Wabash  avenue  occupied 
by  W.  W.  Kimball  &  Co.  Fiano  dealers.  The  pur- 
chasers are  the  present  lessees.  The  property  is  lo- 
cated 40  feet  south  of  Jackson  street  and  the  sale 
was  made  through  the  well  known  real  estate  firm 
of  Van  Vlissingen  &  Ismund. 

The  pricie  paid  for  the  property  is  not  given.  This 
building  was  erected  in  1890  for  Kimball  &  Co,  by 
Hulburd  Dunlevy,  who  put  it  up  on  leased  ground. 
Two  leases  were  made  for  the  property,  which  has  a 
frontage  of  eighty  feet  and  a  depth  for  the  south 
half  of  171  feet  and  the  north  half  of  120  feet.  The 
fee  of  the  property  ii-  held  by  Henry  J.  Willing  of 
Chicago  a.nd  J.  W,  Paxton  of  Wheeling,  W.  Va.  The 
south  half,  which  is  40x171  feet,  is  owue.d  by  Mr. 
Willing,  who  leased  it  for  a  term  of  ninety  nine 
years  to  Mr,  Dunlevy  at  a  yearly  rental  of  $9,000.  J. 
W,  Paxton  owns  the  north  half,  40x120  feet,  which 
is  also  leased  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an  annual  ren 
tal  of  $4,500,  making  the  ground  rent  $13,500  a  year. 
Mr.  Dunlevy  expended  on  the  building  $135,000. 
There  is  now  oQtstanding  against  this  $100,000  in 
bonds  and  $100,000  in  stock.  The  building  is  seven 
stories  high  and  is  of  superior  construction,  having 
been  designed  with  a  special  view  to  its  use  by  a 
music  house.  It  was  built  for  W,  W.  Kimball  &  Co., 
who  took  it  on  a  ten-year  lease  at  $26,000  a  year.  It 
is  one  of  the  best  of  the  recent  buildings  put  up 
on  Wabash  avenue.  Kimball  &  Co.  by  this  purchase 
become  their  own  landlord. 


COMMERCIAL  HOTEL  PROPERTY  LEASED, 

About  the  first  of  December,  1894,  when  the  subject 
of  valuations  was  taken  up  by  this  Journal  the 
Commercial  Hotel  property  at  the  northwest  corner 
of  Dearborn  and  State  str.?ets  was  cited  as  an  example 
of  second  class  values  or  as  first  class  wholesale  prop- 
erty in  the  central  district  and  under  the  Journal's 
system  of  valuations  the  ground  was  valued  at  from 
f 4,000  to  14,500  per  front  foot  according  to  the  uses  to 
which  it  should  be.  devoted  with  the  qualification 
that  the  lot  was  too  far  north  for  a  first-class  ofiice 
building  or  hotel.  The  property  has  been  leased  for 
$15,000  for  the  first  ten  years  and  $16,000  for  the  re- 
maining 89  years.  This  rental  on  a  five  per  cent  basis 
fully  substantiates  the  correctness  of  the  Journal's 
figures  urder  its  classification  of  values.  A  contem- 
porary with  more  assurance  and  less  judgment  fol- 
lowed the  Journal  with  an  article  in  which  it  was 
stated  that  the  property  had  no  takers  at  $3,000  per 
front  foot. 

The  lease  of  the  Commercial  Hotel  and  the  ground 
upon  which  it  is  erected  was  filed  in  the  recorder's 
office  on  Thursday.  The  house  stands  upon  lot  eight, 
block  seven,  original  Town  of  Chicago,  Nos.  96,  98  and 
100  Lake  street,  with  stores  at  16  and  18  Dearborn 
street.  The  lease  is  dated  Dec.  1,  1894,  and  posses- 
sion is  to  Ije  given  May  1,  1895,  and  runs  until  April 
30,  1994. 

The  lease  is  given  by  Caroline  E.  Couch,  Elizabeth 
G,  Couch,  Ira  Couch,  of  New  York;  Caroline  C, 
Worley,  Ira  J,  Couch  and  Martha  M,  Johnson  to 
Frederick  F.  Bischofl  and  Katherioa  Bischoff,  his 
wife,  and  Bernhard  Fried.  The  consideration  of  ihe 
lease  is  a  yearly  rental  of  $15  000  for  the  first  ten  years; 
the  remaining  eighty-nine  are  to  be  paid  for  at  $1,000 
a  year  more.  One  of  the  provisions  of  the  lease  is 
that  $50,000  is  to  be  expended  in  improvement,  and 
if  a  new  building  should  be  constructed  upon  the 
land,  the  cost  is  to  be  not  less  than  $200,000  when 
finished. 

If  a  new  hotel  is  erected  to  cost  the  required  amount 
under  the  lease  it  will  do  much  toward  sustaining 


values  in  this  neighborhood:  85,000  per  foot  is  not  too 
high  for  such  a  corner  and  that  figure  will  be  attained 
there  on  Dearborn  street  as  soon  as  first-class  im- 
provements are  made. 


BREVODRT  HOUSE  SALE. 

The  sale  of  the  Brevoort  House  property  to  G  W. 
Hoffman  for  $300,000  has  gone  to  record.  It  is  fol- 
lowed by  the  filing  of  a  trust  deed  for  $275,000  by  the 
purchaser  to  the  ivorthwestern  Lite  Insurance  Com- 
pany, The  deed  runs  for  five  years  at  an  annual  in- 
terest rate  of  five  percent.  The  John  Moran  Pack- 
ing Company,  whose  assignment  was  telegraphed 
from  St,  Joe  a  few  days  ago,  has  given  a  trust  deed 
for  150,000  to  the  State  National  Bank  of  St.  Joe 
covering  the  Moran  packing-house  plant  in  the 
stock-yards  at  Central  avenue,  south  of  Forty-fifth 
street.  The  deed  runs  for  only  three  months,  but 
at  the  rate  of  8  per  cent  per  annum,  • 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Amid  the  wreck  of  systems  and  the  crash  of  worlds 
real  estate  is  the  one  thing  that  remains  unshaken 
as  to  its  ultimate  prospect.  Stocks  and  l^onds  have 
become  uncertain  quantities;  business  enterprises  are 
stagnant;  industry  is  unproductive;  but  real  estate 
remains,  as  always,  the  foundation  stone  of  values 
and  security.  The  owner  of  improved  property  is 
sure  of  its  future  aud  is  better  remunerated  by  it  at 
present  than  he  would  be  if  his  investment  were  in 
any  other  form.  Speculative  values  have  disappeared, 
it  is  true,  and  good  property  is  not  offered  for  sale  at 
such  figures  as  buyers  are  willing  to  pay.  This  throws 
out  the  broker  entirely,  because  property  is  not  in 
demand  on  a  speculative  basis  and  is  not  offered  on 
an  actual  income  basis.  But  the  owners  have  no 
cause  to  complain,  for  they  are  quite  as  well-off  as 
they  would  be  with  their  investments  in  any  other 
form,  and.  as  to  would-be  buyers,  they  now  have  the 
opportunity  of  a  lifetime  to  pick  up  bargains. 

Central  Chicago  business  property  is  paying  a  fair 
percentage  on  the  actual  investment.  There  are  few 
securities  of  which  the  same  can  be  said .  The  fact 
is,  however,  that  no  property-owner  expects  to  sell 
his  holdings  for  anything  like  what  they  cost  him. 
He  wants  a  large  profit  in  the  transaction,  which  is 
impossible  to  obtain  now,  and  so  the  real  estate  mar- 
ket is  reduced  to  a  few  residence  sales  and  the  brok- 
ers go  mourning.  The  very  dullness  of  the  market, 
resulting  from  this  unwillingness  to  sell,  demon- 
strates the  strength  of  real  estate  as  compared  with 
other  forms  of  investment. 

One  form  of  demand  will  continue,  however,  in 
spite  of  dull  times.  Residence  property  will  be 
sought  at  all  seasons.  The  transfer  lists  are  now 
made  up  almost  exclusively  of  small  sales  of  houses 
or  cheap  lots,  which  shows  a  stable  market  even  in 
midwinter.  The  real  estate  firms  who  deal  in  sub- 
division property  or  cheap  lots  are  anticipating  no 
little  activity  in  the  coming  spring.  They  say.  very 
re  sonably,  that  the  supply  of  good  lots  for  residence 
purposes  convenient  to  lines  of  transportation  is 
limited,  and  that  within  a  few  years  every  available 
lot  will  have  been  sold.  Every  head  of  a  family  who 
is  endowed  with  common  foresight  is  beginning  to 
see  the  advisability  of  securing  a  lot  or  a  home  for 
future  use,  and  so  the  prospect  for  a  fairly  brisk  trade 
in  lots  and  homes  is  good. 

Maurice  and  Henrietta  Rosenfleld  have  rented  to 
ihe  Tosetti  Brewing  Company  the  property  104  and 
106  Madison  street  for  ten  years  from  May  1st,  1895, 
at  an  annual  rental  of  $30,000,  The  ground  is  45  by 
165  feet,  with  a  four-story  stone-front  building.  The 
building  will  be  entirely  remodeled  and  fitted  up  as  a 
first-class  cafe,  at  a  cost  of  about  $100,000. 

Leasehold  Interest  in  the  northwest  corner  of 
North  Park  avenue  and  Center  street,  occupied  by 
the  seven-story  stone-front  Vendome  apartment  and 
store  building,  was  sold  at  Judicial  sale  on  the  real 
estate  board  to  W,  J.  Dunn  for  $48,619,90,  The  orig- 
inal lease  was  by  Truman  W,  Miller  to  John  S. 
Woolacott  on  the  ground,  53  feet  on  Center  street 


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February  2it,  1895 


and  102  feet  on  North  Park  avenue,  respectively, 
being  right  opposite  the  main  entrance  to  Lincoln 
Park. 

The  John  Moran  Packing  Company,  whose  assign- 
ment WdS  telegraphed  from  St.  Joe  a  few  days  ago, 
has  given  a  trust  deed  for  $50,000  to  the  State  National 
Bank  of  St.  Joe  covering  the  Moran  packing-house 
plant  in  the  stockyards  at  Central  avenue,  south  cf 
Forty-fifth  street.  The  deed  runs  for  only  three 
months,  but  at  the  rate  of  8  per  cent  per  annum. 

E.  E.  Weare  has  given  a  mortgage  for  $150,000  upon 
a  valuable  piece  of  dock  property  to  the  United 
States  Mortgage  Company,  the  loan  running  for  five 
years  at  6  per  cent.  The  property  has  a  frontage  of 
300  feet  along  the  railroad  tracks  on  Grove  street,  and 
runs  380  feet  to  the  South  Branch. 

WEST  SIDE  CONDITIONS. 

The  feeling  of  hopefulness  just  now  prevailing 
among  the  more  prominent  real  estate  dealers  of  the 
west  side  is  certainly  warranted  to  some  extent  by 
existing  conditions.  Since  transportation  facilities 
have  been  increased  it  has  been  a  matter  of  specula- 
tion in  the  minds  of  some  whether  or  not  this  por- 
tion of  Chicago  would  be  preferred  for  residence  to 
the  places  lying  contiguous  to  the  older  and  well 
improved  sections  of  the  north  and  south  sides.  But 
this,  however,  would  seem  to  be  definitely  settled  by 
the  fact  that  west  side  property  is  now  more  than 
ever  in  strong  demand  in  the  market,  while  the 
transfers  are  largely  for  cash  considerations,  there 
being  very  few  exchanges  effected  and  such  as  are 
being  mostly  all  for  farms  or  property  I.)cated  in  the 
same  district.  The  fact  that  so  much  of  this  property 
is  being  held  fcr  improvement  may  be  regarded  as  a 
reason  why  the  owners  prefer  cash  or  its  equivalent 
to  trading. When  property  is  traded  it  is  quite  often  at 
an  inflated  or  ficticious  value  and  from  this  it  is  con- 
sequently evident  that  when  the  cash  sales  predomi- 
nate and  many  are  buying  or  holding. property  to  im- 
prove, the  conditions  are  such  that  true  values  must 
prevail.  This  feature  of  west  side  property  is  quite 
noticeable  in  the  market  to-day  and  where  the  values 
are  thus  regulated  by  the  legitimate  process  of  sup- 
ply and  demand  an  investment  is  always  surest.  Much 
building  is  now  in  progress,  and  has  been  going  on 
all  through  the  hard  times,  while  the  active  demand 
for  houses  and  rooms  at  the  present  time  is  plain 
evidence  that  it  is  not  being  overbuilt. 

It  has  been  charged  that  property  on  this  side  is 
held  at  too  high  prices,  but  we  think  this  is  not  gen- 
erally true,  because  of  the  fact  that  within  the  past 
two  years  many  improvements  have  been  made  and 
many  more  are  either  in  progress  or  under  contemplii- 
tion.  This  naturally  adds  to  realty  values  and  is 
always  taken  into  consideration  by  those  who  want 
homes  that  will  become  choice  property  in  the  near 
future.  Therefore  higher  prices  are  asked  and 
received. 

Both  dealers  and  owners  in  the  vicinity  of  West 
Fortieth  street  confidently  expect  property  lying 
along  it  to  become  very  valuable.  This  being  a  .«ec- 
tion  line  they  insist  that  the  best  improvements  are 
always  made  on  those  streets  marking  section  lines 
and  point  to  State  and  Halsted  streets  as  example^ 
Thers  is  little  question  but  that  Fortieth  street  wiU 
naturally  become  a  business  thoroughfare  when  the 
demands  of  the  population  are  sufficiently  strong  to 
warrant  the  establlsh  nent  of  shops  and  stores  in  any 
number,  at  that  distance  from  the  congested  districts 
of  the  city. 


Portland,  Me. — The  City  Government  orders  the  City 
TreaBurer  to  borrow  f  100,000  for  the  purpose  of  removing 
existing  loan  of  the  city  of  Portland  due  Feb.  1,  189£ 
Alderman  Smith  introdaoed  an  order  instrneting  the  City 
Treasurer  to  isaoe  bonds,  dating  from  March  l,18?f),  to 
Maroh,  1905,  for  the  sum  of  |100,000,  bearing  interest  at  4 
percent. 

Lafayette,  Ind. — For  sale  by  the  city  of  Lafayette  |225 
Ono  per  cent  funding  water  bonds.  Dated  June 
1895;  due  in  twenty-five  years;  optional  after  twenty  gears' 
Interest  payable  semi-annually.  Dec  1  and  Jone  1.  Prin 
cipal  and  interest  payable  in  New  York  city.  Denomin 
ation  $1,000.  Bids  received  until  March  11,  Thos  W 
Burt.  City  Clerk. 


TOTAL  CONSIDERATION    OF  TRANSFERS. 

IN  30  LEADING  CITIES  1894-1895. 
(From  tbe  Am.  Land  and  Title  Begleter.) 

Inc.  Dec. 

Cities  Dec,  1894    Jan..  ) 895   p.c.    p.  c. 

New  York   $12,050,000   $13,035,030    13 

( hicago  

St.  Louis  

San  Francisco . . 

Buffalo   

Montreal  

Pittsburgh  ..  .. 
Washington   


Louisville. 
Omaha  — 
Rochester 


Kansas  City   

Denver  

Indianapolis  

Portland.  Or   

Nashville   

Grand  Rapids  .... 

Atlanta  

Los  Angeles  

Des  Moines  

Seattle   

Dallas  

Tacoma  


7,906,513 

iO,£00.000 

. .  .1 

3,391,472 

3,329,659 

.  .13 

892,460 

1,066,909 

9 

2  243,350 

2,570,675 

40 

488  816 

4 

1,211,781 

9.^6,024 

33 

2,364,800 

73 

1,45-'), 374 

1,258,701 

2,0/6,769 

1,314,291 

177 

60', 009 

587,826 

26 

890,27-1 

963,673 

79 

265,317 

390,000 

8 

1  021,439 

271,941 

760,434 

988,815 

950,769 

2  333,824 

84 

737,110 

17 

312,477 

515,296 

43 

624,934 

190,752 

467  78.1 

627,634 

710,538 

37 

1,877,773 

1,558,167 

21 

437,127 

312,541 

402,295 

434,262 

18 

400,953 

293,700 

'  197,786 

152,416 

148.(jl0 

80,400 

236,000 

6 

290,000 

32 


19 
39 


Sioux  Falls  — 
Niagara  Falls... 

San  Diego  

The  most  remarkable  increase  is  shown  for  Minne- 
apolis and  the  greatest  decline  in  the  case  of  Galves- 
ton, a  city  that  only  a  few  years  ago  showed  phenom 
enal  gains  in  bank  clearings. 


REMONSTRANCE  FROM 
SIDE. 


THE  WEST 


CITIZENS  OF  THAT  SECTION  CLAMOR  FOR  A  DISTRIBU- 
TION OF  VALUES  AS  ADVOCATED  BY  THE  ReAL 

Estate  Journal. 
The  Great  West  Side  is  up  in  arms  Many  of  its 
citizens  and  property  owners  declare  that  unjust  dis- 
crimination is  made  in  favor  of  the  South  Side  and 
against  the  North  and  West  Sides.  The  following 
declaration  of  rights  and  grievances  has  been 
published  in  the  Vindicator  and  Circulars,  and  a  pro- 
tective association  formed. 

DECLARATION  OF  GRIEVANCES. 

Heretofore  the  great  West  side  embracing  about 
one  half  of  the  population  of  (  hicago,  has  been  with- 
out a  representative  body  of  any  kind  to  look  after 
its  welfare. 

The  consequence  is  its  interests  have  been  sub- 
orned to  those  of  the  South  Side,  and  everything  has 
gone  that  way. 

Transportation  lines  have  gone  that  w«y. 

Business  has  gone  that  way. 

Representation  has  gone  that  way. 

Great  financial  gains  have  gone  that  way. 

The  great  increase  in  the  value  of  real  estate  has 
gone  that  way 

Political  power  and  influence  have  gone  that  way. 

Ihe  government  institutions  have  all  gone  that 
way. 

The  World's  Fair  all  went  that  way. 

The  great  mercantile  houses  have  gone  that  way. 

The  South  Side  has  fattened  on  the  spoils  of  the 
West  side  and  left  it  poor  and  dependent. 

Shall  these  humiliating  conditions  be  allowed  to 
continue  ? 

The  business  men  of  the  West  Side  have  come  to- 
gether and  formed  an  association  for  mutual  pro- 
tection and  dependence,  and  declared  they  shall  not 
be  allowed  to  go  on. 

The  real  estate  of  the  West  Side  has  suffered  be- 
cause of  the  accumulation  of  business  in  one  Chicago 
center,  where  houses  are  built  in  the  air  instead  of 
on  the  ground,  to  perpetuate  the  advantages  now 
possessed  by  that  section— its  business  men,  its  capi- 
talists, and  its  air  owners. 

A  prominent  real  estate  man  has  informed  the 
writer  of  this,  that  there  are  business  streets  on  the 
West  Side  where  realty  is  not  worth  as  much  now  as 
it  was  twenty-five  years  ago. 

The  South-Side  has  become  a  huge  monoply  dis- 


trict, that  drains  all  to  itself  ;  It  is  covetous,  grasp- 
ing and  controlling,  and  is  piling  up  gains  and  wealth 
at  an  enormous  rate. 

And  this  at  the  expense  of  the  West  and  North 
Sides. 

Shall  this  state  of  things  be  allowed  to  continue  ? 

Shall  the  merchants,  property  owners,  artisans  and 
professional  men  of  the  West  Side  allow  this  condi- 
tion of  things  to  go  on  to  their  own  detriment  and 
loss  ? 

.-hall  they  allow  themselves  to  be  the  hewers  of 
wood  and  drawers  of  water  for  a  district  that  has  no 
better  rights,  no  greater  claim  than  they  themselves 
have  ? 

Not  if  they  know  it. 

It  is  the  last  straw  that  breaks  the  camel's  back. 
It  is  the  last  injury  that  arouses  the  lethargic. 
It  is  the  last  wrong  to  his  country  that  arms  the 
patriot. 

Our  heritage  is  great.  Let  our  ambition  be  equal 
to  it. 

We  demand  what  belongs  us— our  trade,  our  com- 
merce, our  institutions,  our  sacred  rights  ! 

We  appeal  not  to  business  men  and  traders  alone. 

We  appeal  not  to  property  owners  alone. 

We  appeal  not  to  mechanics  alone. 

We  appeal  not  to  working  people  alone. 

We  appeal  not  to  material  interests  alone. 

We  appeal  also  to  the  intelligence,  the  sectional 
pride,  the  sense  of  fair  play,  the  spirit  of  justice,  the 
desire  for  progress  of  all  the  residents  of  the  West 
Town  of  Chicago. 


AGENTS'  NEWS  BUDGET. 

The  real  estate  agents  and  property  owners  of  the 
West  Side  have  organized  a  Protective  Association 
for  the  purpose  of  piotecting  and  advancing  the  prop- 
erty interests  of  the  West  Side.  They  declare  their 
opposition  to  all  centralization  of  trade  in  a  few 
houses  on  the  South  Side.  A  declaration  of  "Rights 
and  Grievances"  is  published  in  another  column  in 
this  issue. 

About  forty  real  estate  agents  from  various  cities 
of  Kansas  met  at  Leavenworth,  January  23,  and 
formed  a  state  organization.  Some  changes  in  the 
laws  relating  to  real  estate  matters  are  to  be  urged  by 
the  association,  and  a  general  and  united  effort  to  ad- 
vertise tbe  resources  and  advantages  of  the  State  is 
to  be  made. 

A  large  piece  of  property  on  Euclid  avenue,  Cleve- 
land, was  recently  sold  at  $1,000  per  front  foot.  The 
properly  is  opposite  the  Stillman  hotel,  and  outside 
the  present  business  centre. 

There  is  not  a  much  more  interesting  subject  to  real 
estate  men  than  the  question  of  assessments,  the  tax 
rate  and  all  that  tends  to  impose  a  burden  on  prop- 
erty owners.  If  taxes  are  excessive,  real  estate  must 
become  a  drug  on  the  market,  and  brokers  will,  of 
course,  suffer.  It  is  to  their  interest,  therefore,  to 
see  that  nothing  is  done  that  will  impair  the  value  of 
real  estate. 

The  West  Side  suburbs  ought  to  be  enlisted  in  the 
We.^t  Side  trading  movement.  No  effort  has  been 
made  by  the  West  Side  business  men  to  do  this.  The 
merchants  of  Madison  street  allow  the  trade  to  pass 
daily  by  their  doors  on  the  way  to  the  South  Side. 
They  offer  no  inducements  to  secure  it.  They  do  not 
solicit  for  it.  They  do  not  advertise  for  it.  Do  they 
lack  in  the  essentials  of  business-making?  We  hope 
not.— Vindicator. 

The  meeting  of  the  Executive  Committee  of  the 
West  Side  Business  Men  on  last  Monday  night,  at  352 
West  Madison  street,  was  a  small  mass  meeting  of  it- 
self. Mr.  A.  B.  Safford  presided.  Every  member 
was  present  and  the  utmost  enthusiasm  prevailed. 
The  delegates  from  the  Typographical  Union  were 
present  and  got  a  resolution  in  favor  of  their  daily 
newspaper  passed;  moral  support  only;  no  money 
promised.  The  constitution  and  by-laws  were  dis- 
cussed and  revised,  and  the  preamble  broadened. 
Sub-committees  were  appointed  with  a  competent 
and  energetic  man  at  the  head  of  each.  A  special 
committee  on  articles  of  incorporation  was  appointed, 
and  it  was  decided  to  incorporate  at  once.  Each  per- 
son present  pledged  himself  to  bring  in  three  new 
members  at  the  next  meeting. 

A  meeting  of  property-owners  was  held  February 
15th,  at  365  West  North  avenue  to  protest  against  the 
ordinance  passed  for  the  paving  of  Noith  avenue, 


February  23,  1895. 


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179 


from  the  north  branch  of  the  Chicago  river  to  West' 
ern  avenue.  The  ordinance,  which  was  passed  July 
27,  calls  for  the  paving  of  North  avenue  between 
the  points  named,  with  vitrifled  brick.  The  property 
owners  say  that  the  paving  Is  to  be  an  experiment 
and  will  cost  them  $7,000,  as  the  ground  covered  is  a 
mile  and  a  half  in  length.  It  was  the  sense  of  the 
meeting  that  no  paving  would  be  necessary  for  two  or 
three  years. 

The  Melrose  Park  village  board  held  its  regular 
meeting  on  last  Monday  evening.  Ordinances  were 
passed  for  dividing  Special  Assessments  No  32  33  and 
34  into  installments,  and  the  issuance  of  bonas  to  an- 
ticipate the  collection  of  deferred  installments. 
These  are  the  specials  for  pipe  sewers  in  east  side  of 
Eleventh  avenue,  iu  the  alley  between  Eleventh  and 
Twelfth  avenues,  and  in  the  alley  through  block  138. 
The  Finance  Committee  was  instructed  to  get  bids 
for  200  first  installment  warrants  and  500  special  as- 
sessment bonds,  and  the  collector  to  procure  i,000  de- 
linquent lists. 

Improvements  in  Cicero  have  been  made  as  follows; 
The  erection  of  seventy -four  lamp  posts.  A 
flre-engine  house  at  Twelfth  and  West  Forty-flrst 
streets.  The  long  desired  opening  of  Forty-seventh 
street  across  the  Northwestern  tracks  The  opening 
of  Fiftieth  street  in  the  same  district.  Also  Mailer 
and  Harvard  streets  in  Mandell.  The  laying  of  gas 
mains  along  Forty-eighth  street  north  to  Indiana  and 
south  to  Fulton  streets;  The  paving  of  Forty-eighth 
street  by  the  Cicero  and  Pioviso  Electric  line.  The 
laying  of  twenty  miles  of  water  mains.  The  laying 
of  five  miles  of  gas  mains  on  Madison  and  other 
streets.  The  purchase  of  ground  for  a  new  school 
house  in  Moreland  (210  feet  on  southeast  corner  of 
Forty-ninth  street)  and  the  appropriation  of  $70,000 
for  a  new  school  building  of  twenty  rooms  and  an  as- 
sembly hall,  as  large  as  any  in  the  city. 

The  great  sewer  is  in  chancery  and  subject  to  the 
slow  and  vexatious  processes  of  courts.  Other  sewers 
are  in  like  condition. 

Alderman  Sayle  has  succeeded  in  procuring  a  large 
reduction  from  the  original  estimate  of  this  great 
work's  cost,  and  lowered  it  from  $744,000  to  8633,000, 
effecting  a  saving  thereby  of  $11 1,000.  This  reduction 
was  claimed  owing  to  the  fall  ia  the  cost  of  materials 
and  he  got  it.  If  the  Supreme  Court  decides  that  the 
action  is  yoid,  the  business  will  all  have  to  be  begun 
over  again. 

A  meeting  of  a  number  of  residents  from  the  West 
Side  suburbs  was  held  Saturday,  Feb.  16,  at  the  In- 
stitute of  Building  Arts,  65  Washington  street.  The 
object  of  the  meeting  was  to  consider  plans  for  an  ex- 
tensive park  system  to  be  laid  along  the  Desplaines 
river.  Norman  S.  Patton,  of  the  firm  of  Patton  & 
Fisher,  architects,  explained  the  plans.  Mr,  Patton 
is  a  resident  of  Oak  Park  and  is  interested  in  seeing  a 
complete  park  system  established  for  the  suburbs 
to  the  west.  The  plans  as  laid  involve  a  line  of  parks 
on  both  sides  of  the  Desplaines  river,  the  connecting 
boulevards  to  follow  its  banks  This  will  involve  the 
stoppage  of  all  drainage  into  that  river  from  Chicago, 
The  numerous  towns  along  the  Desplaines  form  al- 
most a  continuous  city,  and  it  is  thought  steps  should 
be  taken  for  the  establishment  of  parks  before  it  is 
too  late  to  get  suitable  land  for  that  purpose. 

It  is  being  rumored  that  the  Wisconsin  Central 
contemplates  substituting  an  electric  road  on 
Fortieth  street  for  its  present  steam  suburban  line. 
This  would  be  a  move  in  the  right  direction  and 
certainly  a  success  flnancially.  The  proper  place  for 
the  steam  propelled  car  in  Chicago  is  on  the  elevated 
track. 

The  north'west  corner  of  Francisco  and  Adams 
streets,  66x103  feet,  was  sold  Monday  by  J.  D.  Rowe, 
to  J.  J.  Peacock  for  $  3,200.  A  modern  twelve  ilat 
building  will  be  erected  on  the  property  by  Mr,  Pea- 
cock, at  an  estimated  cost  of  125.000. 

Through  the  firm  of  J.  J  Peacock  &  Co.,  E.  Rowe 
has  sold  a  lot,  25x1211  feet,  on  Monroe  street,  just 
east  of  Forty-flfth,  to  John  E.  Bradshaw,  for  $1,000. 
Through  the  same  firm,  the  gentleman  has  sold  an- 
other, located  on  Wilcox  avenue,  250  feet  west  of 


Forty-fourth  street,  to  A.  F.  Earth  for  the  same  con- 
sideration. 

A  contract  has  been  let  by  J.  D.  Rowe  for  a  $6,000 
stone  front  building  to  be  erected  on  lot  46,  block  1, 
in  D.  S.  Place's  addition.  This  is  the  third  lot  west 
of  Forty-fourth  street  on  Monroe.  The  structure  will 
be  two  stories  high  and  modern  in  every  respect.  It 
is  said  that  it  will  be,  when  completed,  the  finest 
building  west  of  Fortieth  street.  F.  W.  Kirkpatrick 
is  the  architect. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architects  G.  M  Gunsteens  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  the  following:  Two  flat  buildings  on  West 
Monroe  street,  near  Garfield  Park.  They  will  be  of 
actractive  designs,  with  twenty  two  and  twenty-five 
feet  frontages,  and  a  depth  of  seventy-five  feet, 
basement  and  three  stories  high.  One  will  have 
buff  Bedford  stone  front  and  pressed  brick  side,  with 
a  neat  tower  projection  of  slate.  The  front  of  the 
other  building  will  also  be  of  stone  and  both  build- 
ings are  to  be  finished  in  oak,  provided  with  steam 
heat,  and  all  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  total 
cost  of  $13,000.  Flat  building  on  Nebraska  avenue, 
near  Cortland  street,  for  Jorgensen  Brothers.  It 
will  be  two  stories  high,  22  by  75  feet,  have  Portland 
stone  front,  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  cost  $6,000 
Flat  building  at  854  Augusta  street,  for  John  A. 
Bergerson.  It  will  be  three-stories  and  basement 
high,  22  by  42  feet,  have  buff  brick  front,  with  buff 
stone  trimmings,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  and 
will  cost  13,500. 

Architect  C.  O.  Hansen  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
large  factory  on  the  site  of  one  destroyed  by  fire  at 
the  southwest  corner  of  North  avenue  and  Fleet- 
wood street,  for  the  Chicago  Sash,  Door  and  Blind 
Manufactuing  Company.  It  will  cover  198  by  90  feet, 
three  stories  high,  be  built  of  brick,  have  gravel  roof, 
iron  shutters,  steam  heat,  and  will  cost,  including 
machinery  and  boilers,  160,000. 

Architect  M.  S.  Gregory  &  Co.  have  prepared  plans 
for  astore  and  apartment  building  at  357  to  36i  Chi- 
cago avenue,  for  w.  H.  Sills.  It  will  consist  of  four 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  65  by  68  feet,  with  a 
front  of  iron  and  plate  glass,  pressed  brick  and 
stone,  relieved  by  two  elaborately  carved  entrances 
and  three  ornate  bay  windows,  interior  finished  in 
quarter-sawed  oak,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $40,000  It  will  contain 
three  stores  and  nine  apartments. 

August  I'  iedler,  architect  for  the  board  of  educa- 
tion, has  plans  in  preperation  for  the  following  new 
school  buildings  and  additions  to  existing  struc- 
tures: New  building  on  Sixty-fourth  street,  between 
Hope  and  Grace  avenues,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, containing  eighteen  rooms,  cost  about  $70,- 
000.  New  building  on  Thirty-sixth  and  Paulina 
streets,  to  contain  twenty-one  rooms  and  assembly 
hall,  and  to  cost  about  $70,000.  Nine-room  addi 
tion  to  the  Newberry  school  on  Orchard  street,  near 
Willow  to  cost  $30,000.  Nine-room  addition  to  the 
Healy  school,  at  Thirty-first  and  Wallace  streets,  to 
cost  *40  000.  Three  story  and  basement  addition,  30 
by  97  feet,  to  the  West  Division  high  school,  at  Ho- 
nore  and  Harrison  streets,  to  be  used  as  a  laboratory, 
and  to  cost  $25,000.  New  building,  containing  ten 
rooms  and  an  assembly  hall,  to  be  erected  at  South 
Englewood,  and  to  cost  $45  000.  New  Franklin 
school  on  Goethe  street,  between  Sedgwick  and 
Wells,  to  cost  $85,000. 

F.  B  Townse.nd  has  prepared  plans  for  a  beautiful 
residence  at  1784  Deming  court,  for  W.  C  Groetzin- 
ger.  It  will  be  three  stories  high,  40  by  66  feet,  in 
the  French-gcthic  style  of  architecture,  with  elabor- 
ate stone  exterior,  have  slate  roof,  hard  wood  inter- 
ior finish,  hot  water  heating,  electric  light  and  all 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $20,000. 

Architects  Ostling  Brothers  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  handsome  flat  building  at  135  Sedgwick  street 
for  T.  O.  Pederson.  It  will  cover  25  by  72  feet,  four 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone  front,  with 
slate  tower  projection,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $11,000. 

Dr.  E.  Fletcher  Ingals  will  erect  an  elegant  resi- 
dence at  the  northeast  corner  of  Grand  boulevard 
and  Forty-eighth  street,  after  plans  by  Holabird  & 
Roche,  at  a  cost  of  $40  000,  and  adjacent  to  this  Dr. 
Ephraim  Ingals  will  build  a  residence  at  a  cost  of 
$35,000  after  plans  by  J.  H.  Moore. 

Architect  William  Thomas  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  residence  on  Washington  boulevard,  near  Sacra- 
mento avenue,  for  D.  A.  Price.  It  will  be  three 
stones  and  basement  high,  25  by  74  feet,  have  stone 
front,  slate  roof,  oak  and  birch  finish,  hot  water 
heating,  electric  wiring  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $16,000. 

Architect  W.  K.  Johnston  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
very  attractive  cottage  to  be  erected  at  Evanston  for 


Hotchkin.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  attic 
high, ^6  by  60  feet,  be  built  of  stone,  frame  and  shin- 
gle, finished  in  hard  woods,  provided  with  steam 
heat,  eleci  ric  light  and  all  modern  convenienees,  at 
a  cost  of  $6,000  to  $7,000, 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  prepared  plans 
for  the  following;  Store  and  flat  building  at  Blue 
Island  for  W.  A.  Corlew.  It  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  31  by  80  feet,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  front,  composition  roof,  iron  beams  and 
columns,  Georgia  and  white  pine  finish,  and  will 
cost  $6,000  Fiat  building  at  Sixty-third  and  Sang- 
amon streets  for  J.  Steiner,  It  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  22  by  55  feet,  have  stone  front, 
oak  finish  and  be  arranged  for  furnace  heat  Cost, 
S4  000.  Four  cottages  on  West  North  avenue,  near 
Lawndale  avenue,  for  H.  Reed.  They  will  be  one 
and  a  half  stories,  18  by  40  feet  each,  have  pressed 

Architects  Glattes  &  Branitzky  are  engaged  on 
plans  for  a  residence  on  the  north  side,  near  Sheri- 
dan drive,  for  Dr.  John  Sperkel.  It  wil'  consist  of 
two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  26  by  59  feet,  have 
stone  facade,  with  carved  ornamentations,  copper 
cornice,  dormer  windows  and  a  portico.  The  side 
will  be  of  pressed  brick,  and  the  house  is  to  be  re- 
lieved by  a  circular  bay  of  stone  on  the  corner,  with 
slate  turret  and  pressed  brick  bay  on  the  side.  It  is 
to  be  covered  ^vitb  slate  roof,  finished  in  oak,  pro- 
vided with  furnace  heat  and  modern  conveniences. 
On  the  second  floor  will  be  a  billiard  room.  In  the 
rear  is  to  be  constructed  a  two-story  barn.  20  by  .36 
feet,  of  pressed  brick,  with  slate  roof.  Total  cost 
$9,000. 

Architect  Charles  Grotz  has  prepared  plans  for  a' 
store  aud  flat  building  at  the  northwest  corner  of 
North  Robey  and  Frankfort  streets  for  Thomas 
Schultz.  It  will  consist  of  three  stories,  attic  and 
finished  basement,  24  by  100  feet,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  fronts,  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  cost 
$1 3,000.  It  will  contain  two  stores  and  ten  flats  of 
four  rooms  each. 

Architect  Shaw  is  nreparing  plans  for  a  residence 
on  East  End  avenue,  near  Fifty-fourth  street,  for 
Henry  Thompson.  It  will  be  in  the  old  English  Tu- 
dor style  of  architecture,  two  stories  and  attic  high, 
25  by  60  feet,  with  facade  of  stone  and  pressed  brick, 
artistically  treated,  have  tile  paved  vestibule,  hard 
wood  interior  finish,  hot  water  heating,  electric  light 
and  modern  convenienc  s,  at  a  cost  of  about  $7,000 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Wenona,  III. — The  town  will  issue  bonds  to  baild  a  water 
system. 

MaooD.Ga.— Tiie  issoo  of  $100,000  bonds  for  street  pav- 
ing is  contemplated. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — kn  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  issue 
$14,(  00  Street  Deficiency  bonds. 

Moberly,  Mo. — The  citizens  voted  to  issue  |15,000  in 
bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  new  school  house. 

Plainview,  Minn.— An  election  was  held  Feb.  15  to  vote 
on  the  qaestioa  of  issuing  $15,000  water  bonds. 

Troy,  N.  .¥  —The  city  has  sold  $23,(00  of  4  per  cent  as- 
sessment bonds  for  par  and  a  total  premium  of  |179.12. 

Martinsburg,  W  Va.— The  city  council  will  issue  bonds 
to  the  amonnt  of  $15,000  to  provide  an  electric  light  plant 
for  the  city. 

Bradford,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  Councils.  Feb.  4,  the 
City  Treasurer  was  authorized  to  sell  the  $5,000  issue  of 
bonds  for  the  new  Oity  Hall. 

Cheboygan,  Mich. — An  election  will  be  hold  April  I  to 
vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $35,000  court-house  bonds. 
William  N  Cross,  clerk  of  the  board. 

Hoboken,  N.J. — State  Senator  Daly  has  introduced  a 
bill  providing  for  the  construction  of  water  works  in  Ho- 
boken and  the  issue  of  $400,000  in  bonds  to  pay  therefor. 

Lowellville,  Ohio. — The  Council  decided  to  submit  the 
matter  of  bonding  the  village  for  electric  lights  and  water 
plant  to  the  vote  of  the  people. 

Summit,  N.  J. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Township  Com- 
mittee, Jan.  29,  the  ordinance  providing  for  the  issue  of 
$8,500  per  cent  bonds  for  sidewalk  improvements 

passed  a  final  reading. 

Austin,  Tex. — The  Committee  on  Finance  made  favor- 
able report  on  O'Connor's  bill  to  authorize  the  Bexar 
County  Commissioners  to  issue  $100,(J00  bonds  for  artes- 
ian well  purposes. 

Newark,  N.  J. — The  Senate  passed  the  Newark  High 
School  bill,  providing  for  the  issue  of  SiO.OOO  in  bonds  for 
the  construction  of  a  new  building. 

Bye,  N.  Y. — The  town  of  Rye  and  Mamaroneck  will  prob- 
ably issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $8,000  or  $9,000  for  the 
purpose  of  oonstrncting  a  stone  bridge. 

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February  23,  1895 


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Wapokoneta,  Ohio.— The  ordmanoe  ha?   been  passed 
fiQthorizing  the  isene  of  i|60,00n  water  bonds,  to  be  dated 
March  1, 1895.    Interest  5  per  cent.    Joseph  Myers,  Clerk. 

Aogusta,  Me — Legislatare.  Petition  for  an  act  to 
aothoiize  the  oonuty  of  Cnmberland  to  negotiate  a  loan 
for  fonding  its  ootstanding  indebtedness.  Said  loan  not 
to  exceed  |50,000.  The  County  Treasnrer  is  aathcrizsd 
under  directions  of  the  County  Comojissioners  to  issue 
f  10^', 00(1  of  county  bonds,  with  interest  coupons  attached, 
of  denominations  of  foOO  each,  dated  March  1,  1895. 

Columbia,  Tenn. — Columbia  has  petitioned  Legislature 
for  authority  to  issue  bonds  snfiaoient  to  pay  outstanding 
indebtedness.  The  amount  is  said  to  be  between  |50,000 
and  fSO.OLO. 

Fort  Fairfield,  M 3  — lutroduced  at  Aognsla,  by  Mr. 
HoDghton  of  Fort  Fairfield,  an  act  to  authorize  the  town 
of  Fort  Fairfield  to  fund  its  indebtedness  at  maturity  and 
issue  new  bonds. 

Linooiu,  Neb. — The  Lancaster  County  Commissioners 
have  called  an  elecuou  to  be  held  April  2,  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issning  |90,ii00  jail  bonds.  J.  D.  Woods, 
Clerk  of  Board. 

Mount  Vernon,  N.Y. — The  Common  Council  has  decided 
to  issue  1100,000  worth  of  bonds  for  street  improvements. 
Fifty  thousand  dollars  of  these  bonds  will  be  offered  to  the 
highest  bidder. 

Pittsburg,  Pk.— Almost  half  of  the  $4,50(',000  bond  issue 
to  bo  voted  for  at  the  coming  election  is  to  be  applied  to 
the  purchase  of  machinery  for  the  equipment  of  the  oity'd 
water  service. 

L  juirville.  Ky. — A  decision  fay  Judge  Field  of  Louis- 
ville, Ky.,  establishes  the  validity  of  |500,000  ot  refund- 
ing bonds  i..s.nad  by  the  olty.  Farson,  Leach  i  Co  ,  of 
Chicago,  111.,  Bgreed  to  take  the  bonds,  and  a  suit  was  ar- 
ranged Jo  secnra  the  judgnaept  of  a  ooart  upon  their  val- 
idity. 

Sionx  City,  la. — Judge  Van  Wafirnon,  attorney  for  Lyon 
County  in  its  celebrated  bond  litigation,  received  word 
that  the  United  States  .'Supreme  Cou't  banded  down  a 
ruling  in  the  case,  by  which  it  Busfaiued  the  position  of 
the  lower  court,  that  the  bonds  amounting  to  $260,(  00, 
p-iDoipal  and  interest,  are  void 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE.' 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
^ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan,  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul'-  lines,  contecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibiled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  che  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKB  Pi,AOE  BETWEEN  FEB    9  iND  MOH.   31,  1894. 

Bronson'a  resub,  tlie  w  16  feet  of  It  4«  and  all  Us  49  and  50  of  If!  6  to  12 
sod  the  n  9u  ft  of  Its  1  to  5  of  b  "M"  of  the  Bine  Islrt  Ld  aud  Bid)? 
Go's  sub  in  Morgan  Pk,  Wash  Ffgts.  Mar  4, 1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Bosers, 
master,  100  Washiogton  et.  LB. 

hi  10,  ex  the  n  30  ft  and  the  e  KiO  ft  rf  (he  n  60  ft  of  the  s  'iS  ft,  and  the 
n  M  of  It  11  In  Bniterflald  add.  Feb  2b,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rowers  mas- 
ter. L  B. 

Vincent,  It  7  in  b  7  being  a  sab  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  31  40 
14.  Feb  28,  1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemers,  master,  630  Opera  Boaee  bldg. 
L  B . 

Lts  4.S  and  44  in  b  2  in  the  sab  ot  the  n  w  !i  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e  !4 
»nJ  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  ^  ot  the  n  e  !i  of  the  u  e  !i  of  eec  1  37  14. 
Mar  4,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Kogers,  masier.  L  B. 

Van  «(;haack  &  Berrick's  f-ub.  Its  27,  29  and  41  in  b  3  of  the  n  40  acres 
of  the  w  Yt  of  the  e  Y,  of  Fee  2  39  13.  Mar  6,  2  p  m.  Wirt  E  Hnmph- 
rey,  master,  89  mndison  et.  L  N. 

Gross  Pk  add,  It  13  in  b  4.  Mar  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  lll'9 

Tacoma  tldg.  L  N. 
Jameson's  snb,  It  46  ot  b  21  in  Simon's  snb  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  36  40 13 

Mar  4,  11am.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

So  Oh'go,  Notre  Dame  add.  lis  20  to  23  in  b  6',  being  a  snb  ft  the  s  M 
of  sec  7  37  15  Mar  4  2  pm  Horatio  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  St. 
T*  N . 

Shimp'g  2nd  sub,  piece  of  land  36  ft  n  and  s  by  66  2-in  ft  e  and  w  lying 
in  Dearborn  ev,  e  of  the  e  line  of  It  16  extended  8  ft  s  in   b  3,  of  4 
acres  e  »•  nd  adj  the  b  4  acres  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  ^  ot  sec  9  38  14 
Mar  5,  12  m.  Jno  J  Eeily.  master,  401  407  Kedzle  bldg.  L  N. 


The  w  J4  of  ibe  n  e  i4  ot  sec  9  38  12.  Mar  5, 12  a  m. 
I     rcnstir.  L  m. 

West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  sab.  It  SI  In  b  4  of  the  n  w  '4  of  the  n  «  H  of  sec 
I     10  39  13,  Mar  6,  11  a  m   Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Shflloi.'.,  sub,  the  n  H  of  It  76  and  the  s  '/j  and  the  s     of  the  n  V4  of 

It  77  rf  Its  61  to  90,  beia  '  a  sub  n  e  H  ot  9BC  4  39   14.  Mar  6,  Ham. 

Oeo  Bafs.  master,  Idi)  Haritord  bldg.  L  N. 
G  i:  O  O     D  On's  «ab.  It  43  in  b  61  seo's  5  aad  6  37  15.  Feb  26,  1   p  m 

i-ydney  -teiu,  master,  85  DeH^b^^nst.  L  N. 

The  s  »  14  of  the  n  e  i-i  of  the  8  «  >4  of  sec  20  89  H.  Mar  4    11  a  m. 

Hiram  Barber,  master,  626  Opera  Qouse  bMg.  u  N. 
Stlni-on's  sab,  Its  64,  57  to  75  of  b  31  in  the  sab  of  sec  19  39  14.  Mar  2 

10  am.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  ltl2  Ashland  blk.  L  N.  ' 
Oanfleld,  Pesle's  add.  Its  9  and  10  in  b  4,  being  the  s  w  14  of  the  s  w  H 

of  sec  36  41  12.  Feb  -^1.  1  p  m.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

All  of  Its  36  snd  36  iii  b  1.  all  ot  Its  6.  6,  2i\  21  ai  d  22  in  B  1 ;  all  of  it  3 
111  b  1;  all  of  It^  6.  7.  8.  9,  10,  18  to  38,  30  to  35,  39  and  4",  51  to  58  in  b 
8;  also  all  of  Its  9,  10.  11,  li.  29  to  32  in  b  Id.  also  all  of  Its  6  to  36  in  b 
14;  all  of  Its  17,  18  2*;,  a7,  28,  61,  «2  in  b  17;  all  ot  lt«  3.  4,  6,  11.  12,  13 
25,  26.  28.  26.  68.  69,  61.  62  and  68  in  b  22;  all  of  I  s  1,  2,  3.  19,  26  and  27 
10  b  27,  all  of  b  27,  ex  Its  16  to  2<,  62  aud  62,  70  aud  71;  also  all  of  Its 
35  to  45  aud  61  to  66  h11  in  b  21,  also  all  of  b  24  and  26  cx  Its  11  to  16 
and  24  to  24,  being  iu  Western  Springs  resnb  of  pt  of  East  Biosdale 
ot  the  e  H  of  sec  6  ^8  11  and  pt  of  sec^  31  aud  32  lu  39  12.  Fe5  2fi,  11  a 
m.  Biram  Barber,  master,  626  Opera  Honse  bldg  LB. 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  Its  "I"  aud  "J"  of  lis  1  to  7  aud  42  to  48 
io  b  6,  being  a  mb  in  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  of  sec  19  38  14.  Feb  26,  1  p 
m.  Edm  S  Cummtngs,  master,  7ol  Kertzie  bl..g,  L  B. 

Winner's  sub.  Its  3,  4,  6  and  34  of  tbe  s  of  b  5  in  Hambletou's  s  b  of 
the  e  Yt  of  the  u  w  !4  of  sec  35  40  13.  Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr 
master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  McChesney's  Homestead  sub.  Its  23  and  24  in  b  7  of  the  s  Yt 

of  ibe  u  e  H  sec  22  38  14.  Fab  23,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Wiemers.  master,  630 

Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 
Price's  sub,  the  und      of  the  n  H  of  It  2 1  and  the  s  1,4  ot  It  24  in  b  4  ot 

the  n  w  !4  of  .ec  10  38  14.  Mar  B,  11  a  m     Wm   Ha  tendorf,  admtr. 

L  N. 

Berwyn,  It  14  ia  b  3  a  sub  of  bs  4,  5,  12,  13,  30.  21,  2fl  29,  34,  35,  36  and  39 
of  La  Vergue  in  the  n  w  H  «ud  that  ptof  the  n  e  !4  and  ih^  «  e  H 
and  the  e  of  the  s  h  "4  ly n  of  Ogdeu  av,  fee  31  39  13.  Feb  2«,  11 
am."  alter  Butler,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N 

-  torke^  sab.  It  9  in  b  13  in  Auburn,  a  resub  ot  bs  1  to  16  in  the  w  »4  of 
the  s  w  H  of  sec  /8  38  14.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  A  F  8teve:i8on,  master  6 
Pt  rtland  blk.  L  N. 

Perry's  resab.lt  16  inl  s  7  12  f£  of  U  17  and  the  s  50  ft  ot  It  15  ot  the  w 
M  of  It  1,  in  Taylor's  sab  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  of  sec  21  38  U.  Feb 
25,  11  a  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  li  0  Washiugton  st.  L  N 

High's  PUb.  It  7  in  b  2  ot  the  e  H  of  b  15  in  Sheffield's  add.   Mar  6,  11  a 

m.  Henry  A  Bernahl,  admtr.  l  N. 
Bnten  i  HHmilton's  fub,  Ito  24,  26,  26  and  27  ot  lis  12  to  21  in  b   "F'.  of 
be  Bias  Isl  and  Bldg  Go's  resab  in  Morgan  Fk,  Wash  Hgts     Feb  21 

11am.  Perry  A  Hull,  master,  9il  923  Stock  Exchange  bldg  L  N.  ' 

Wash  Hgts'  It  54  in  b  71.  Us  2  aud  3  in  b  88,  Its  2,  13  14,  21  and  22  in  b 
93,  Its  9,  M,  11,  13  and  14  iu  b  9t.  being  a  reeub  ot  Us  1  and  2  iu  b  13 
lu  see's  18  and  19;  also  a  sub  of  the  w  '/i  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  '^0  and 
the  e  H  of  the  s  w  of  sec  19  37  II.  Fib  23,11am.  Perry  A  Hull 
master.  L  N.  ' 

Fowler  rei-ub,  of  pt  of  the  8  3  Hm  td  Assu  add.  It  220  in  sec  9  38  14 

Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Xhos  layior  Jr,  master.  L  N. 
Lar  caster's  resab,  U.  I  ot  the  e  H  ot  b  3  in  Cochran's  et  al  i-ub  ot  the 

w  Yi  of  tha  fl  e     of  sec  6  39  14.  Mar  7,  11  a  m.   Henry  Wedekind,  ei- 

ecu'or.  L  N. 

School  Sec  add,  e  W  of  It  20  in  b  38  of  sec  16  89  14;  also  an  uod  Yt  in  the 
e  H  r  f  It  2  01  b  69  iu  said  add.  Feb  23,  11  a  m.  Anna  Bejduk,  admtrx. 
NOR 

«chool  Sec  ad-^.  It  7ai.d  that  pt  Ot  It  6  in  b  13.  Feb  23,  11am  Philip 
Noviik.  admtr.  N  0  K. 

Lanuey's  i  ub.  t  19  1  t  a  100  foot  strip  of  land  through  the  w  Vi  of  the 
n  e  H  of  sec  24  39  13.  Mar  9,  11  a  m.  Emil  Hambacher,  admtr.  N  C  K. 

Holstein,  Herce's  add.  It  2i  in  b  12.  Feb  23,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Sexaner 
admtrx.  N  G  R.  ' 

Snblt  12  in  the  eub  of  It  4  at  d  the  n  V4  of  It  5  in  h  2  In  Sht  ffield  add 
FeU25, 11  a  ra.  Wm  J  Weber,  admtr.  NCR. 

Hegewif  ch  sub.  Its  22.  23  and  24  In  b  7  aid  It  16  in  b  8,  being  a  sub  ot  pt 
01  the  B  y,  ot  the  n  e  »4  of  sec  31  i,7  16.  Feb  ■.7,  11  a  m.  Asmua  Glaus- 
ten,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hambletou's  sob,  an  nud  2-6  pt  of  It  30  in  b  3  ot  It  "E"  in  the  Cir  Gt  ptn 
of  ihe  n  w  1=4  of  cec  8  39  14;  also  It  3  in  Stiles'  sub  of  Its  21  28  anu  29 
of  the  ongiual  town  ot  Brighton.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  Sami  Nelson  admtr. 
L  N. 

Hinchs's  Fob,  the  s  26  ft  of  It  4  and  all  ot  It  6  ot  Its  U6  148  and  ot  snblt 
1  of  It  119  in  Butterfleld's  add.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Oail  Oorp  r,  admtr. 
Lt  N. 

The  w  '/4  "f  the  n  w  H  ("  f  t  fh9  Soulhwesiern  Plauk  road)  of  sec  3  38 
12  Feb  26,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  R  gers,  master,  luo  Wafhingion  et. 
L  N. 

Mallelte  &  Brownell's  sub.  It  21  ot  b  19  ot  bs  16  to  21  of  Anburn  Pk 
sec  28  28  14.  Feb  26,  lo  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Deaiborn  st! 
L  B. 

Knisley's  add.  Its  60  and  51  in  b  6,  being  a  snb  of  the  n  62  acres  ot  the  e 
Yt  of  sec  17  3)  13.  Ftb  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  K  Maun,  master.  L  B. 

Mallelte  &  Brownell's  sub.  It  3  ot  b  20  and  It  26  ot  b  16  of  bi  Ifi  to  21  of 
Auburn  Pk  a  sub  in  sec  28  38  14  Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Jaa  R  Mann,  master. 
L  B . 

Harland's  sub,  It  18  of  the  s  173  ft  of  that  pt  lying  e  ot  the  C  &  N  W  Ky 

of  the  w  %  ot  Ibe  n  e  V4  of  sec  30  40  14.  Feb  24,  11   a  m.  Berman 

Kranse.  aana  r.  N  O  R. 
Union  Park  add,  the  e  22  ft  of  It  20  in  b  1 .   Feb  23,  II  a  m.  Edw  A 

Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 
Lurton's  sub,  It  60  in  Ihe  sub  ot  bs  2  and  3  of  that  pt  u  of  Archer  road 

of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  w  14  of  sec  1  38  13.  Feb  26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler 

master,  6b  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Sheffield's  add.  snblt  2  in  the  eub  of  It  1  sub  blk  6  ot  b  6;  also  It  9  in  b 

la  Clark,  Martin  &  Lnytou's  snb  of  the  s  y,  of  the  n  -4  ot  the  8  w  U 

ot  eec  14  38  14.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

0  &  C  C  &  D  Co's  sub,  Its  21,  25,  26  in  b  28,  It  23  in  b  63;  Its  24  and  25  in 
in  b  66;  Us  4  and  6  in  b  7C,  It  7  in  b  90,  It  11  in  b  H2  and  It  39  lu  h  139 
sees  6  aud  6  37  16;  al»o  It  9  in  b  6  in  Clark,  Martin  &  Layton's  sub  of 
the  s  14  at  the  n  Y2  "f  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  U  38  14;  also  Its  31  and  32  in 
thesuD  of  b  2  of  .leipp's  sub  of  the  w  Yi  of  ihe  n  w  >4  ot  sec  25  38  14- 
also  Its  36  to  42,  and  It  35  (ex  the  s  2Yi  f')  all  in  b  3,=i;  Its  1  to  6  in  b  .39- 
It  43  (ex  the  S2  ft)  and  Its  44  to 48  in  b  48;  Its  39.  40  and  41  iu  b  S3-  Its' 
32.  37,  43  lo  48  in  b  61,  all  in  Bill's  add  to  So  Cn'go,  being  a  sub  of 

1  he  s  w  J4  of  fee  31  38  15;  also  It  20  In  b  1,  lu   Birkhoff's  sub  ot  the  e 

of  the  8  w  !4  ot  the  s  e  ^4  of  sec  17  38  14;  also  It  30  in  b  12  in  Iron- 
worker's add  to  .So  Gh'go,  a  sub  of  the  s  14  ot  sec  8  37  If ;  also  Its  15 
aud  16  in  b  28  in  the  resub  ot  l  aylor's  1st  add  to  So  Ch'go,  In  the  n 
Y2  of  sec  8  37  16;  al<.o  Its  26  and  23  in  b  4  in  Constance,  a  snb  of  the  e 
H  of  tbe  8  w  ^  of  sec  36  38  14.  Mar  5,  11  a  m.  Albert  A  Bacon,  admtr. 

Cornell,  Us  24  nud  26  in  b  86  being  a  sub  in  sees  26  and  35  38  14  Feb  26 

2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  St.  L  N. 

Baker's  sub.  Its  32  to  37  of  the  s  e  of  the  s  w  U  ot  the  aw  W  ot  sec 
17  38  14,  Feb  25,  12  m"  Geo  M  Hoyt,  guardian. 


Walter  Butler.  |    SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 

Note — Abbreviations  signify:  0.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  b.,  waterservioe; 
8wk,  sidewalkj  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAR,   NO.     STBEBr  FBOM  TO  IMp't 

15612  Alleys  bet  Sheldon  Ada  o  g  and  p 

FoltOD  W  Lake 

"611  Alleys   Paalina  Monroe  '• 

Ogden  av 

"  609  Alleys   Laflin  Loomis 

Congress  Harrison 

"  608  Alleys..".  Monroe  Adams  " 

Ashland  av. .  .Laflin 

"  607  Alleys   Loomis  Laflin  " 

Adams  Jackson 

"  603  W  Erie  Western  av  . .  Campbell  av    "  • 

"  593  Alleys   Garfield  av. .  .Center 

Seminary  av  .Clifton  av 

"  591  Alley  Elm  Hill  " 

La  Salle  Wells 

"  900  Alleys  Wood,  Lincoln 

Erie  Horon 

'•589  Alley  Pine  St  Clair  " 

Ohio  Ontario 

"  587  Alleys  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Jackson  Van  Boreo 

"  586  Alleys  Morgan  Bloe  laid  av  " 

Qnrley  Hope 

"585  Alley 8  29th  3Cth  " 

Michigan  av. .  Wabash 

"  58t  Alleys   Larrabee    .    .Mohavk  " 

North  av  Blaokhawk 

583  Alley  Adams  Jackson  " 

Seeley  Hoyre  av 

"  582  Oonrtland  Leavitt  Oikley  av  " 

"  .'i72  Alley  Hoyne  av  Leavitt  " 

Emerson  av.. Indiana 

"  671  Alley  Albany  av  Kedzie  av  " 

Warren  av  Waeh't'n  blvd 

''  570  Alley  California  kv  .  Fraccisco  •' 

Warren  av  Wnsh'gt'n  blvd 

"  569  Alley  Francisco  ....  Sacramento  av  " 

Warren  av. . .  Wash'gt'n  blvd 

"  567  Alleys  Division  Crystal  " 

Robey  Uoyne  av 

"  555  Alley  45th  46ih  " 

Halsted  Emerald  av 

"  664  Alley  .  .Cornelia   Augusta  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  660  Wallace  43rd  44th  o  f  and  p 

"  568  Alleys  Rumsey  Paulina        o  g  and  p 

Clarinda  ....  Chicago  av 

"  557  Alley  Clarinda  Cornelia  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  556  Alley  Layton  Gordoa 

Halsted  Emerald  av  '' 

"  553  Alley   Division...  .Goethe  " 

N  Clark  La  Salle  ev 

"  552  Alleys  Samuel  Wood  " 

Chicago  av  . . .  Clarinda 

"  H^l  School  Desplaines  to  404  feet  west  thereof 

"  540  Alley  Clay   Center 

Sheffield  av  . .  Bis^ell 

"  538  Alley   Clay  Ci-nter  " 

Freemont  Bissell 

"  622  Jefferson  Van  Baren ...  Madison  ropair  0  walla 

and  paving 

"  517  60th  Halsted   Center  o  f  and  p 

"  612  Butler   35th  39th  0  g  aud  p 

"  5()9  Qraoelaod  av .  N  Clark  ....  . .  Lincoln  av 

"  .50^  Wabash  av.  ..39th  55th  " 

"  501  School  Halsted  Evanston  av  c  f  and  p 

"  094  38th  Laurel  Halsted        o  g  and  p 

"  497  W  26th   Western  av . . .  t^acram'to  av  c  f  and  p 

"  496  W  Monroe  Halsted  ....  Center  av      eg  and  p 

"  478  Alley  Clinton  Jefferson 

Harrison  Sebor 

"  477  Alley  Littel  Sibley  " 

McAllister. . .  Vernon  Pk  pi 

"  476  E  &  w  alley ..  .Ada  Elizabeth  " 

Fulton  Lake 

"  474  Alleys  Washington . .  Madison  " 

Sheldon  Ada 

"  473  Alley  Loomis  Throop        *  " 

Madison  Monroe 

"  471  Alley  Ogden  av  Ashland  av       "  » 

Madison  Warren 

*'  464  Talman  av  Hirsoh  North  av       of  and  p 

'•  463  Alley  Canpbell  av. Rockwell       c  g  and  p 

Adams  Wiloox 

"  428  Alleys  23rd  st  to  a  point  200  ft  north  bet 

Wabash  av  and  Michigan  av  " 

"  403  W  Congress . . .  Loomis  Ashland  n v      g  and  p 

402  &  lleyfe  Ashland  av . . .  Maotine  ct     c  f  and  p 

Milwaukee  av  Division 

"  368  Atlantic  Root  43d  " 

"  397  Sholto  Eleventh  Taylor  c  g  and  p 

"  390  Alleys  ...Iowa  Augusta 

Wood  Newton 

"  373  E  and  w  alleys  ia  x\  %  block  27  C  T  snb  sec  " 
7  39  14 

"  371  Diller  Fulton  Kinzie  " 

"  369  Sherman  Wilson  46th  " 

"  368  Fif th  av  . . . , . .  Van  Baren . . .  Harrison  g  and  p 
"  364  Alleys  Webster  av. .  .Garfield  av    eg  and  p 


February  ^3,  1895. 


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WAF?RANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Feb.  21,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonat. 

Oity,  over- $1,000   247  11,823,860 

Jity,  nnder$l,000   114  75,883 

CoQUty   147  299,930 

Total   608  $2,199,363 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Feb,  22,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  »1,000                           269  12,754,209 

Olty,  under  1,000                          14T  85,688 

Uonnty                                          187  304,463 

Total  ,   603  $3,144,260 


Fifty-ninth  6t,  a  w  oor  Eberhart  av.  n  f 
53x124,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  4. '94.  F  E 

Maroellas  to  E  Maroellas  $2,500 

Fillmore  st,  82  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  9  f  50 
yl24;  Not   2,'94.    L   M    Roberts  to 

Roberts  Iron  Works  $5,600 

Floarnoy  st,  s  e  oor  Orawford  av,  n  f  50x 
124;  -Jan  15.  O  E  Eley  to  H  0  Basseli 

 $3,000 

Ford  av,  75  ft  a  of  SOthst,  e  f  50x124;  Feb 

4.  A  Orelnp  et  al  to  A  Nystedl ....  $1,500 
Forty-third  st,  142  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  8  f  25x125;  Jan  26.  W  A.  McCarthy 
to  MJ  Mitchell  $5,875 

Forty-ihird-st,  62  ft  w  of  Emerald-av,  a  f  _ 
62x103  nnd  1-6  int;  feb  18.  B  R  Myers  ' 
to  H  R  Myers  |2,000 

Forty-third  st.  167  ft  w  ot  St  Lawrence 
av,  s  f  25x115;  Feb  20.  Q  S  Smith  to  G 
D  Glaser   $5,625 

Forty-eighth  st  W,  31  ftn  of  Colorado  av, 
w  f  25x103;  Nov  13,'94.  Brewer  &  Hof- 
mann  Brg  Co  to  to  B  M  Mullen . . .  $1,100 

Fremont  st,  311  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  e  f 
36x124;  Feb  14.  Master  in  chancery  to 
the  Reliable  S  &  L  Afsn  $7,989 

Foltoa  st,  140  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x125; 
Jan  2.  L  S  Heafreld  to  0  Anderson  $1,500 

Fulton  st,  140  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 
25x150;  Jan  31.  A  E  Dyer  to  F  L  Titley 
   $6,400 

Falton  st,  100  ft  e  of  W  48th  st,  n  f  oOx 
108;  Feb  18  W  P  Ketcham  to  A  J  Ben- 
son ... .   $4,653 

Graoeland  av,  47  ft  e  of  Rcbey  st,  s  f  50x 
118;  Feb  18.  A  W  Baker  to  J  E  Young- 
berg   $4,500 

Grace  st,  147  ft  e  of  Vine  GroTe  av,  s  e  f 
86x175,  more  or  le^s;  Jan  26.  J  H  Fitch 
to  0  Sirover  $8,6Q0 

Grand  blvd,  205  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  50x132; 
Jan  29.  W  M  Whitehead  to  W  J  Niebes 
 $13,760 

9reen  st,  250  ft  8  of  72nd,  e  f  25x124;  Feb 
9  E  C  Burr  to  J  Vonhuben...  ,..$1,700 

Qresham  av,  249  ft  n  of  9lBt  st  w  f  lOOx 
133;  Feb  19.  E  L  Brainerd  to  O  A 
Cleaver  $3,500 

Grove  st,  232  ft  n  of  Archer  av,  s  e  f  350x 
310,  more  or  less;  Jan  28.  Eat  and  effects 
of  D  Egglestoa  &  Son  Oo  bv  George  C 
Lazear,  receiver,  to  Ely  E  Weare.$65,0  0 

Halated  st,  150  ft  n  of  95th  s-t,  w  f  lOOx 
124;  Feb  1,  8  D  W-ilden  to  L  Oyphero 
 $1,800 

Halsted  st,  KiO  ft  s  of  Briar,  w  f  26x125, 
and  other  pp*y,  Feb  16.  H  M  Berg  to  J 
Keller    $5,600 

Halsted  st,  73  ft  s  of  64th,  e  t  25x117;  Deo 
7,'94.  U  B  Groen  to  R  Oalkins  ...  .$2,250 

Hammond  st,  285  ft  n  of  Menomonee.  e  f 
•25x125;  Dec  22,'94.  G  Force  to  H  H 
Biederstadt     15.000 

Hammond  st,  same  ppty;  Deo  22,'94.  H  H 
Biederstadt  to  R  Force  $5,000 

Hayes-st,  100  ft  w  of  West  Forty-ninth, 
n  f  25x124  and  other  pptj  ;  Deo  29'94. 
E  F  Kenned;  to  M  Fitzgibbons. .  .  $1,500 

Hibbard  av,  50  ft  n  of  52nd  st,  e  f  50x 
178^;  Nov  2,'94.  E  Hanley  to  0  A  Will- 
iams  $13,500 

Homan  av,  48  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  48x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  7.  J  Rathborne  (o 
J  P  Batler  $l,7C0 

Homan  av.  375  ft  s  of  W  16th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  15.  J  HaefiEaer  to  F  Bulek.$l,150 

Honort  st,  210  ft  8  of  Madison,  e  f  21x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  16.  J  G  Talbot  to 
W  B  Austin   $6,400 

Honore  st,  288  ft  8  of  62nd,  e  f  24x124; 
July  26,'l894.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Gage 
 $1,250 

Hoyne  st,  150  ft  n  of  School,  w  f  25x124; 
Feb  I.  A  Orlioh  to  A  F  Keeney  $1,200 

Hu  J8^.ln  av,  125  ft  n  of  Eugenie  st,  e  f  25x 
B  -;  Feb  14.  P  J  Hurler  to  M  Hnrter.|4,000 

Hudson  av,  125  ft  n  of  Eugenie  st,  e  f  50 


x80;Feb  14.  t*  J  Hurter  to  M  Hurter 

 $9,000 

Humboldt  Parb,  n  w  cor  Howard  ot,  e  f 
89x173;  Feb  16.    F  D  Ketoham  to  A  J 

Benson     $8,900 

Indiana  st.  42  ft  e  .of  Ridgeway  av,  n  f 
20i.80;  Feb  1  U  Pasuette  to  E  Mc- 
Gregor  $3,6'  0 

Indiana  av,  199 't  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  26x162; 
Deo  7,'94.  M  E  Barton  to  J  Connelly 
 $2750 

Indiana  av,  387  ft  s  of  29th  st,  w  f  32x178; 
Feb  1.  M  B  WoodrnflE  to  H  0  Weut- 
worth  $13,  00 

Indiana  av,  75  ft  s  of  32nd  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Feb  15.  E  H.-rt  to  J  Jones  $7,000 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  s  of  44th  st,  w  f  65x 
160;  Feb  14.  G  Hubbard  to  E  Eabbard 
 $9,900 

Irving  av,  n  e  oor  W  14th  st,  w  f  192x125, 
also  Leavitt  st,  n  w  cor  W  14th  s',  e  f 
192x126;  Feb  12.  Merle  and  Heaney 
Manufacturing  Company  to  William  F 
Merle  27-40  int ,  James  B  Heaney  13-40 
int  $35,000 

Jackson  st,  48  ft  w  of  Wood,  n  f  23.11x77; 
Feb  19 .  G  U  Fetter  to  O  Gareau  ..$11 ,0(  0 

Jackson  st,  84  ft  e  of  Irving  av,  n  f  20x 
125;  Fel?  11.  T  MoOann  to  E  L  MoOann 
  $7,500 

Jackson  st,  s  e  oor  42d,  n  f  50x124;  Feb  4. 
W  Meredith  to  J  R  Fraser  $3,500 

Jackson  st,  125  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f  50x 
142;  Feb  19.  0  Gareau  to  G  C  Fatter 
 $7,000 

Jackson  st,  100  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  8  f  25x120; 
Feb  14.  J  U  Ratishauser  to  T  Barter 
 $7,600 

Jamot  st,  187  ft  e  of  Wright  av,  n  f  37x 
121;  Feb  16  O  W  Callander  to  L  A 
BudloDg..,.  ..■  $2,6(0 

Jamot  st,  37  ft  w  of  Lyman  av,  s  f  37x12 1 ; 
Feb  1.  Est  of  J  Bohan  to  M  Bohan.f  1,150 

Jane  st,  77  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  24x 
130;  Feb  15.  G  Stabenow  to  M  Hao-pke 
  $3,500 

Jefferson-av,  151  ft  s  of  Eigthieth-st,  e  f 
48x115;  Feb  2.  E  B  Camp  to  0  D  Evans 
 $5,450 

John  pi,  338  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  20x 
122;  Jan  28.  C  Kildnff  to  L  KildnflE.  $1,000 

Justine  av.  76  ft  n  of  56th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  20.  N  Brook  to  F  Reicher.t  ...  $1,550 

Justin  St.  premises  No  6328;  Oct  31, '91. 
O  Shindler  to  R  Nefue  $4,200 

Kedzie  av,  132  ft  s  of  Courtland  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Feb  19.  O  Knndson  to  8  K  Tar- 
aldseu  ...  $4,300 

Kedzie  av,  48  ft  8  of  Van  Buren  tt,  e  f  24x 
114;  Feb  18.  E  L  Shreve  to  C  Murphy 
 $1,200 

Kensington  av,  225  ft  w  of  Howard,  n  f 
50x201;  Feb  7.  J  Rathborn  to  J  P  Batler 
  $2  500 

Kinney  av,  192  ft  n  of  72nd  st,  e  f  24x109; 
Jan  2.  W  J  Thompson  et  al  to  A  Stewart 
 $1,0  0 

Lafayette  st,  2J0  ft  s  of  7  1st,  w  f  50x176; 
Feb  9.  K  E  Fitoh  to  J  W  Nelson..  .$2,600 

Lafiin  st,  166  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  21x124;  Jan 
21.  F  B  Reynolds  to  De  W  0  Butts. $3,000 

Lake  av,  136  ft  8  e  of  Oakwood,  n  e  f  63}4 
X199.72;  Jan  31.  L  E  Orandall  to  IS 
Gans  $40,0(  0 

Leavitt  st,  375  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Feb  6.  A  Sonntag  to  A  F  Keeney 
 $1,800 

La  Salle  st  and  R  R  track  58x100  ft  bet, 
68  ft  8  of  54:th  st,  fronting  on  R  R  tracks; 
Deo  31,'94.  N  Wholf  to  M  A  Kendrick 
....  11,000 

La  Salle,  same  ppty;  Jan  22.  M  A  Kend 
riok  to  M  T  Brown  $1,800 

Lincoln  av,  n  w  oor  Warner,  n  e  f  77x139; 
Feb  14.  J  Engel  to  H  Severin  $4,000 

Lincoln  av,  178  f t  8  e  of  Warner,  8  w  f 
25x125;  Feb  14.  E  Rudolph  to  M  Parr 
 ^  $1,026 

Madison  av,  150  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  50x 
100  more  or  less;  Feb  15.  J  N  Whit- 
marsh  to  C  A  Holt    $5,500 

Madison  st,  150  ft  w  of  Olark,  s  f  50x177, 
more  or  less;  Nov  23, '94.  Ira  and  Ezra 
MoOord,  as  trustee,  to  George  vV  Hoff- 
man    $300,000 

Madison  st  126  ft  w  of  W  43d,  a  f  25x175, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  18.  W  P  Ketoham 
to  A  J  Benson     $4,500 

Main  st,  premises  2909;  Feb  15.  A  Poln- 
Bohekto  G  Bade  $1,450 

May  st,  263  ft  s  of  6!th,  e  f  48x124;  Jan 
18.  F  B  Reynolds  to  De  W  0  Butt.. $6,000 

Michigan  st,  n  e  oor  Market,  s  f  69j^i!l00; 
Feb  11.  M  B  Albright  to  0  L  Seiberliog 
 $75,000 

Millard  av,  261  f t  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  72x 
125;  Feb   20,  T  R  Fleming  to   M  D 


Temple  $4,f00 

Monroe  st,  8  w  cor  W  43rd,  n  f  5C  4x121,6; 
Feb  15.  E  Weirsum  to  F  B  Reynolds 

 ..$9,000 

Monroe  st,  same  ppty;  Feb  16  F  B  Rey- 
nolds to  DeWO  Butts  $10,000 

Montrose  blvd,  n  w  cor  Park  av,  s  f  .^7;^x 
141;  Deo  4,'94.  J  W  Lee  to  S  P  Chase 

 $1,000 

Montana  st,  140  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  s  f 
4x113;  Feb  2.  H  Schmidt  to  C  Booking- 
ham  $8,750 

Morgan  st,  238  ft  s  of  Garfield  blv.',  e  f 
25x124;  Feb  1.  H  Orab^ree  to  M  N  Lord 

 $4,5f0 

Morgan  st,  s  w  oor  54tb,  e  f  50x126;  Feb 

19.  P  Dookpry  to  G  Ament   $4,600 

Nineteenth  st  W.  200  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f 
25x125;  Feb  15.  Mary  Rezek  to  Marie 

Rtzoy  *4,600 

Nineteenth  st  W,  144  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  8 
f  24x124;  oot   8,'9t.  M  Franfea   to  L 

Hnlka  $1,275 

Nineteenth  st  W,  125  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n 
f  25x124;  Feb  13.  J  Prchal  to  M  Doleys 

 $2,340 

North  av.  144  ft  w  of  Homan,  n  f  24x12  ; 
Nov8,'94.    G  Grimm  to  F  Schneider 

 *1,750 

North  av  168  ft  w  of  Homan,  n  f  48x120; 

Nov  8,'94.  Same  to  M  F  Schneider.  $3  501 
North  av,  75  ft  w  of  Wa>hteuaw,  n  f  50x 
125,  und  >^  int;  North  av,  s  w  oor  of 
Washtenaw  av,  n  f  75x125,  nod  }^  int 
no  date;  O  H  Seymour  to  H  Keeney. 

 $20,000 

North  av,  same  ppty;  uad  int,  same 
ppty;  und  one-sixth  int,  no  date;  P  E 

Bode  to  H  Keeney  ...   $lS,0i0 

North  av,  625  f t  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  .25x1^5; 

Feb  14.  P  J  Hurter  to  M  Hurler.  .  $6,000 
Oglesby  av,  300  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x165; 

Sep  12,'94.  L  Akers  to  E  L  Cos  $6,O00 

Ogden  av,  75  ft  s  w  of  Hawley,  n  f  lOOx 
125;  Deo  28,'94.P  E  Canfleld  to  N  Bauer 

  ...  $2,580 

Ohio  st,  79  ft  e  of  Center  av,  a  f  66xlO.-<, 
more  or  less;  Feb  9.  E  T  Jahr  to  M  E 

Diefendorf  :  $27,000 

Ohio  st,  25  ft  e  of  Noble,  s  f  /9x72;  Fab 

16.  J  Anderson  to  H  Johnson  $8,750 

One  dundred  and  lat  st,  142  ft  e  ot  OUn- 
ton,  n  f  70x126;  Feb  4.  G  Byrne  to  S 

Sigler  $1,&()0 

One  Haudred  and  Twentieth  st,  n  w  oor 
Wallace  st,  a  f  25x90;  Jan  18.  W  P  Hill 

to  H  Levinson  $3,600 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  court,  237  ft  w 
of  State  st,  n  f  175x126  Jan  28.  L  Nub- 
ling  to  J  C  La  Bryn  $2,800 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  court  288  ft  e  of 
Wentworth  av,  n  f  75x125;  Jan   14  L 

NnblingtoD  Mnrdock  $1,5C0 

One  Hoodred  and  Third  st.  n  w  oor  Mor- 
gan, s  f  84x1271^;  Feb  1.  M  K  Wilson 

to  DeW  C  Botta  ..$l,200 

Owasco  st,  100  ft  w  of  Rookwell,  n  f  25x 
100;  Jan  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Northwest- 
ern L  and  8  Assn  $1,572 

Paulina  st,  250  ft  s  of  Bello  Plaine,  w  f  50 
xl65;  Feb  16.  M  E  Newton  to  E  O  Hen- 

drick  $4,100 

Paulina  st.  175  ft  n  of  70ih,  e  f  60x124; 
April  18,'90.  0  H  Lawrence  to  A  B  Tol- 

bert  *  «1.550 

Paulina  at,  100  ft  n  of  Danning,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  17,'93.  0  Sohwarze  to  H  Bur- 

mester  $2,000 

Peoria  st,  lOo  ft  a  of  Madison,  w  f  25x 
125;  Feb  9.  M  Hammond  to  N  A  Part- 
ridge $12,OCO 

Perry  av,  46  ft  n  of  Berteau,  e  f  46x160; 

Feb  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  M  Salzer. $1,600 
Perry  av,  227  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  46x174; 
Aug  16,'94.  J  A  Bartlett  to  L  L  Bart- 

lett  $5,000 

Perry  av,  43  ft  n  of  Cherry  pi,  w  f  25x110; 

Jan  11.  A  Larson  to  T  Vlagelssen.. $3,330 
Pine  Grove  av,  200  ft  n  ot  Waveland,  w  f 
50x225;  Feb  1.  H  A.  Seifert  to  P  Qerd- 

ing   $6,600 

Prairie  av,  n  w  cor  63rd  st,  ef  6lxl6(), 
more  or  less;  Feb  16.  J  A  B  Voa  to  L 

Nabling  $18,000 

Prairie  av,  305  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  18^x 
124.15;  Jan  15.  J  H  Roaiain  to  V  H 

Surghnor  $11,500 

Racine  av,  29  ft  s  of  Oakdale,  w  f  40x115; 

Feb  19.  F  Kaempfer  to  J  H  Mayer. $2,830 
Reynolde-av,  260  ft  s  of  Eighty-ninth  at. 
wf  60x116;  Feb  20.    J  A  Rogers  to  T 

W  Hodgetts  $1,200 

Rhodes  av,  199  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  27i^x 
125;  Jan  23.  J  B  McOleery  ti  M  Lyons 

 $1,660 

Rockwell  av,  n  e  oor  C  M  and  St  P  tracks 
n  w  f  114x670,  more  or  less,  und  one- 


sixth  int;  Feb  11  F  O'Oonnell  to  JO 

O'Connell  $6.0U0 

Sacramento  av,  161  ft  n  of  Lake  nt,  w  f 
49.4x125;  Jan  25.    H  Silberberg  to  S  C 

Oolton  $16,000 

Sangamon  st,  100  ft  s  of  Front,  w  f  25x 
K  0,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  8.  Kielzynski 

to  M  Gorstzki  $5,000 

Sangamon-st,  100  ft  s  of  Front,  w  f  2bx- 
100  and  other  ppty;  Feb  9.  M  Goretzky 
to  A  Kielczynski  $6,C0O 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  '<'5xl25; 
Dec  7,'34.  W  G  Barber  to  B  S  Hersey 
 $2,175 

School  at,  136  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Feb  1.  F  Albieoht  to  J  Kalck. .$1,200 

Sedgwick  at,  72  ft  n  of  Star,  W  f  24x100, 
more  or  less;  Feb  16.  N  Lokas  to  J  M 
Roden  $3,450 

Seminary  av.  25  ft  s  of  Roscoe  st,  e  f  26x 
123;  Feb  18.  J  R  Youngberg  to  A  W 
Baker   $9,000 

Seminary  av,  175  ft  n  ot  Belmont,  e  f  25x 
123;  Feb  18.  RD  Cronk  to  B  Thalin 
   ...$1,500 

Seventy-second  at,  175  ft  e  of  JefEery  av. 
8  f  400x450;  Feb  18.  W  W  Ingram  to  F 
J  Moore  $25,000 

Sherman  at,  79  ft  8  of  E  Polk,  e  f  39^x 
1063^;  Feb  16.  A  Wachter  Jr  to  E  A 
Kiessling  $25,000 

Sixtieth  st,  a  e  oor  Ada,  n  f  29^^x89  3-10; 
July  26, 'd4.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Gage. $1,700 

Sixtieth  st,  a  e  oor  Vinoennes  av,  n  f  41x 
160;  Feb  15.  H  Y  Snyder  et  al  to  J  L 
DupliBsis  et  al  $8,200 

Sixty -first  at,  200  ft  e  of  Edgerton  av,  s  f 
26x125;  Feb  14.  C  W  Riggs  to  L  Smith 
 $2,500 

Sixty-first  st,  150  ft  e  of  Edgerton  av,  s  f 
50x125;  Jan  8.  O  T  Hart  et  al  to  0  W 
Riggs  $7,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  225  ft  e  of  Eberhart  av,  n  f 
25x124;  Feb  14.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Douglas 
Park  B  Asso  $1,400 

Sixty-ninth  at,  56  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  30x 
99,  and  %  int;  Feb  21.  W  B  Bnttain  to 
F  R  Brittain  $1,700 

South  Chicago  av,  175  f  t  n  w  of  Ellis,  s  w 
f  25x125;  Feb  12.  D  Thompson  to  A 
Stewart  «1,7C0 

Sonthoort  av,  174  ft  n  of  Wavelind,  e  f 
26x120;  Feb  12.  J  R  Ehmann  to  M 
O'Malley   $1,0(0 

State  st,  n  w  oor  53d  at,  e  f  86^x100,  ex 
pt  taken  for  63d  st  Feb  20.  M  Lewir«  et 
al  to  David  Deist  $12,000 

Slate  st,  150  ft  a  of  48th,  w  f  25x160;  Feb 
14.  W  F  Uoig  to  H  W  Kitchen  $5,000 

Snmmerdale  av,  101  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  n 
f  75x125;  Feb  19,  Q  Anderson  to  P  L 
Miiler   $2,400 

Taylor  st,  74  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  s  f  24 
xl3  ;  Feb  9.  C  Fahndrich  to  E  Maurer 
 $2,200 

Thirty-first  Pt.  n  e  oor  Calumet  av,  s  f  563!^ 
xl4ii;  Feb  16.  Est  of  A  B  Donohoe  to  M 
M  Donohue,  by  guardian   $2,800 

Thirty-fourth  ot,  240  ft  w  of  Wood  et,  n  f 
24x125;  Feb  14.  O  W  Eriokson  to  G  W 
Welfelt  $1,760 

Thirty  eighth  ct,  bet  Paulina  st,  and  Ash- 
land av.  n  f  25x124;  Feb  19.  A  Dyba=>  to 
P  Jedlowski  $1,400 

Thirty-ninth  st,  100  ft  e  of  Green,  n  f  50x 
125;  Feb  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  P  R  Chand- 
ler   $1-956 

Thomaa  at,  29  f t  w  of  W  43rd,  n  f  50x125; 
Feb  13.  M  E  Jaoky  to  B  E  Taasoh.  $1,000 

Throop  at.  96  ft  n  of  48th,  w  f  24x124; 
Jnly  26,'94.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Otage  $1,350 

ThrooD  at, -120  ft  n  of  4«th,  w  f  24x  24; 
Sep  12,'94.  W  Frink  to  U  H  Gage. $1,325 

Throop  8t,  144  ftn  of  49th,  w  f  24xl;i4; 
oot  15,'94.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Gage.  .$1,325 

Throop  8t,  73  ft  n  of  W  18th,  w  f  24x125^ 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  14.  J  Brabee  to  J 
Polka  ...    $13,000 

Aberdeen  st,  141  ft  a  of  69ih,  e  f  2Sxl24; 
Jan  22,'9l.  J  U  Borden  to  G  A  Richard 
 $1,450 

Ada  at,  275 "fV a  of  69th,  e  f  25x124;  Feb 
16.  A  V  iVall  to  ^  Biarma  $1,250 

Ada  at,  140  ft  n  of  62nd,  e  f  25x116;  Jan 
18.  F  B  Reynolds   to  DeW  C  Bntts.$l,500 

Addison  av,  91  ft  w  of  Commercial  st.  n  f 
25  ft  through  to  Lincoln.  Feb  15.  W  M 
Wheatley  to  J  B  Darand  $4,(  00 

AUpirt  st,  123  ft  n  of  W  19tb,  e  f  25x1-5; 
Feb  12.  W  Nemeo  to  M  Lukasek.  .$6,000 

Anthony  av,  134  ft  s  e  of  Escanaba,  n  e  f 
50x135;  Feb  7.  H  T  Albers  to  W  L  Evans 
 [  ,  $2,700 

Artnitage  av,  124  ft  w  of  Point  s',  s  f  25x 
125:  Nov  24,'94.  R  Valentine  to  0  Mon- 

fredi  $6,600 

(Continued  on  page  185 


184 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  23,  1S95. 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

CIVIL  ENGINEER 

CONTRACTOR, 

801-804  New  Stock  Exchange, 

108  La  Salle  Street, 
CHICAGO 

Construction,  repairing  and  strength- 
e&ing  of  foundations  of  buildings  and 
machinery.  Building  bridges,  tunnels 
and  other  difficult  engineering  works. 
Hydraulic  dredging. 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  fit  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Buy  SDd  sell  Beol  Eftate  on  C!oiiimi89iop,  manage 
ostates  for  non-reeldenta,  netioliate  first  mortRaRe 
loans,  collect  rents  and  pay  laxee. 

94and  96  Dearborn  Street. 

'Vlflin  Floor.  Telephone  2363 


. 'ilioe  Telep'-o  IS,  Harrison  410. 
Se-iidenoe  Trlr^  hone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY, 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Jf  eral  JobMng  done  in  all  the  above  branche<<. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


i  o  IS  Lukes,  Mauatier.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysiers  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  oard  to 
THB  PRKSH  COMPAMV, 

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F.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  B.  U 


<iOLDIERS 
CHILDREN, 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBBD  FOB 


_  WIDOWS, 
PARENls. 


Also,  tor  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
vheline  of  doty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
4iBCd  the  war.    Snrvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
•>?  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
iiled.   Old  and  rftjeoted  claims  a  specialty. 
iioaHandi  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
>r  new  laws.  No  oharKe  for  advioo    No  fee 
«<itil  Bnooeesfnl 


TYF»e  WRIT  E  K  S . 

ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

Hanamonds,etc. 

4 1  40  to  60  per  cent  below  man  a 
ffictnrers  priies.  Every  machine 
fully  gnaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  corre-pondiusly  low  rale^,  al- 
lowing a  month's  rent  to  apply  or 

'""typewriter  emporium, 


rol.  Main  328^. 


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TURN  UP  YOUR  PANS 


T4S  V.  *T4;h 


THE  SHOWER  OF  GOLD 


which  soon  will  lie  faliine! 

he  most  remunerative,  the  surest 
and  safest  investment  you  can  make  of 
your  idle  money  is  in  WEST  SUPESIOE 
BEAL  ESTATE.  At  present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  make  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPESIOE.  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAKE  SUPERIOR, 

is  rapidly  growing  to 
the  position  of  the 

METROPOLISof  the  northwest 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

The  Land  &  River  Improvement 
Company  will  for  the  next  90 days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  $2,500,- 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarilv  easy 
terms:  10  per  cent  down,  10  per  cent  in 
one  year,  :;0  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  in  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate). 
No  i-iabi' i'y  on  part  of  purchasers  for 
further  payments. 


Send  f}r  rice  :ists,  niBs.  stc.,  to 


Land  &  River  Improvement  Co., 


%Vest  Superior,  Wi(*<*on>.in. 


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(Ooatinued  from  page  183.) 

Armitage  av,  141  ft  w  of  Leavitt  at,  n  f  25 
il(  0;  Feb  10.  R  Keller  to  J  W  Weis 
 |2,()00 

Armonr  av,  216  ft  n  of  55th  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Feb  2.  R  Litsohe  to  F  Siekenst.f  1,500 

Ashland  av,  348  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Feb  14.  F  Baenneke  to  0  Baenneke 
 11,200 

Aahland  av,  186  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Feb  1.  M  N  Lord  to  H  Orabtree 
 12,000 

Angnsta  8t,  179  ft  w  of  W  43rd.  a  f  50x125; 
Feb  13.  F  J  Wisuer  to  B  E  Faa80h.|l  000 

Austin  av,  75  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  s  f  25x50; 
Feb  13.  H  F  Schenerman  to  J  W  fiisen- 
berg  $1,4C0 

Avenue  L,  300  ft  n  of  104th  et,  w  f  25x 
125;  Feb  11.  J  Mnller  to  B  Sohraze.$l,700 

Balmoral  av.  52  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  n  f  25 
xl25;  jTan  28.  A  Melqnist  to  W  F  Oar- 
lene  |1,200 

Baxter  av,  200  ft  s  of  School  st,  w  f  25x 
123;  Feb  12.  I  Miehle  to  0  F  Sandberg 
 -....11,590 

Belden  av,  200  ft  e  of  Cleveland,  s  f  126x 
275  (ex  alley);  Feb  19.  J  E  Benson  to 
Q  N  Stone  |iO,000 

Bernioe  av,  263  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood,  s 
f  37j^xl25;  Feb  11.  0  F  Ford  to  V 
HeinsdotflE  $1,125 

Bishop  st,  267  't  s  of  68th,  e  f  26x124,  Jan 
1,'91.  J  8  Hyland  to  F  J  Ryan  $1,600 

Bishop  St.  1511  ft  s  of  56th,  e  f  25x124;  Deo 
24,'94.  T  Breaplt  to  J  Larson  f  1,8C0 

Bonney  av,  n  w  oor  34th  st,  e  f  531x135, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  12,'94.  Q  W  Oasa 
to  J  8  MeokliDg  |15,600 

Bonney  av,  n  e  oor  34th  st,  w  f  631x125, 
more  or  leas;  Nov  15,'94.  Q  W  Cass  to  J 
8  Meokling  $1S,4(G 

Buena  Park  terraoa,  245  ft  e  of  Evanston 
av,  a  f  40x100;  Feb  18.  O  F  Perry  to  M 
Howard  *6,000 

BofiEalo  av,  230  ft  a  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Feb  19.  Albert  Malmqaiat  to  Anna 
Malmquist  |4,0Ci0 

Barling  st,  165  ft  a  of  Willow,  w  f  33x125; 
Feb  5.  D  B  Malo  to  F  W  0  Malo..$6,00C 

Calumet  av,  196  ft  n  of  43rd  at,  w  f  43x 
126;  Feb  5.  J  Gregory  to  DeW  O  Butts 
 ^9,000 

Calumet  av,  164  ft  a  of  54th  st,  w  f  26x 
150;  Feb  6.  O  P  Erskine  to  J  J  Mahoney 
 $^.730 

Oalnmft  av,  110  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  63,8x 
150;  Feb  7.  O  P  Erskine  to  J  J  Mo- 
»4nllin  $5,670 

Cdluoset  av,  196  ft  n  of  Forty-third  at,  w 
f  43xl26;Feb  21.  Johnston  Gregory  to 
James  H  Qormley   $30,0C0 

Campbell  av,  93  ft  a  of  Adams  at,  w  f  24x 
130.  uQd  inat;  Feb  18.  J  B  Meoham 
to  J  W  Hill  |2,(  00 

Carpenter  at,  165  ft  a  of  Waahington,  e  f 
25x125;  Jan  29.  WT  Garwell  to  E  De 
Stefano  $23,250 

Carpenter  st,  100  ft  n  of  53rd,  e  f  .33x126; 
Feb  15.  V  J  Tank  to  E  J  Kraft  ...  $3,500 

Carpenter  at,  156  ft  s  of  86th,  e  f  26x124; 
July  26,'94.  W  Frink  to  U  H  Gage  .|1,600 

Carpenter  st,  246  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  25x128; 
July  26,'94.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Gage. $1,200 

Carpenter  st,  270  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  14.  W  Gentzsoh  to  J  G  Paulas.  $1,500 

Centre  av,  50  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  25xl  .;4; 
Jan  23.  P  E  Larraon  to  C  Manaow  $1,000 

Champlain  av,  176  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  25 
xl25,  nnd  >^  int;  Feb  9.  J  M  Anderson 
to  J  Pearson   $1,126 

Champlain  av,  100  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
130;  Deo  21,'94.  M  Williams  to  W  Nichol- 
son   $2,600 

Chicago  av,  350  ft  e  of  Washtenaw,  a  f  25 
xl25;  Jan  25.  0  Froome  to  E  Regan 
 $1,350 

Chicago  av,  100  ft  e  of  California,  a  f  24x 
125;  Feb  16.  A  Kaad  to  J  Nenberger 
 $5,210 

Claremont  av,  263  ft  u  of  Snnnyaide,  e  f 
371^x126;  Feb  14.  J  0  Ward  to  L  Keefe 
et  al  „  $2,5C0 

Clark  at,  76  ft  n  of  106th  pi,  w  f  371^x12) ; 
Feb  1.  E  0  Wentworth  to  M  B  WoodrnfiE 
 $1,7(0 

Clark  at,  a  e  cor  106th,  w  f  36x121;  Sep  2, 
'91.  E  0  Wentworth  to  G  Anderson. $1,350 

Clifton  Park,  160  ft  n  of  W  18th  st,  w  f 
50x126;  March  2,'94.  H  Wood  to  D  J 
Wade   $1,425 

Congreae  st,  n  e  oor  Paulina,  s  f  50x120; 
Fob  1.  JO'Oonnell  to  A  M  O'Oonnell 
   $22,000 

Cook  at,  2,38  fl;  s  of  47th,  w  f  24x121;  net 
24,'94.  W  Frink  to  H  H  Gage  $1,325 

Coak  st,  216  ft  n  of  48lh,  e  f  24xi24,  and 
other  ppty;  feb  18.  W  Frink  to  H  H 


Gage   $4,6C0 

Cottage  Grove  av,  lOi)  ft  a  of  88th  pi,  w  f 
60x160,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  14.  AE 
Gross  to  E  Gross  $5,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  90  ft  n  of  41at  at,  w  f 
36x100;  \ag  in, '93.  Aleiaoder  Kaiser  et 
al  to  Mincie  Kaiser  $3,600 

Cottage  Grove  av,  199  ft  n  of  60th  at,  w  f 
100x140;  Feb  18.  Q  W  Bala  to  M  A 
Ryerson    $14,(00 

Cottage  Grove  av.  '6fi  ft  n  of  46th  rft,  e  f 
38x170;  Feb  11.  Thomas  J  Leonard  to 
Otia  H  Walao  $30,(  00 

Oonrtland  at,  n  w  cor  Boman  av,  s  f  49x 
137;  June  25, '94.  R  Evaca  to  A  M  Smart 
 ;.  ...$1,600 

Dearborn  av,  76  ft  n  of  106th  pi,  e  f  25x 
121;  Feb  4.  T  J  Btilwell  to  I  A  Gillette 
   $1,200 

Dearborn  st,  125  ft  n  of  Sixty  first,  e  f 
25xl0ii;  Nov  23'94,  W  B  Dogeon  to  M 
J  Keyley  $1,600 

Desplaines  at,  174  ft  a  of  51at.  e  f  25x125; 
Jan  2.  J  Steele  to  M.  Q  Oorrigan  ...  $  1,800 

Desplaines  st,  155  ft  n  of  One  Bandred 
and  Twenty  first,  w  f  25x123;  Feb  18. 
A  H  Aahn  to  L  Rathje  $3,500 

Diversey  av.  u  e  cor  Robey  st,  32,  85  acres; 
Feb  r  Cnarles  W  Fnlljrton  to  Wiliiam 
Deering  $i  18,314 

Duncan  av,  196  ft  a  of  79ih  st.  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  28.  W  Jaeokle  to  R  Ambroae  .  .$1000 

Edwards  av,  500  ft  s  of  80th  6t,  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  10.  A  Liij-33trom  to  J  B  Norlio. $1,200 

Eighty-first  st,  97  ft  w  of  Winter,  b  f  48x 
il4;  Feb  15.  P  Bringman  to  M  Behrend 
  00 

Eighty-eighth  st,  200  ft  e  of  St  Lawnnee 
av.  n  f  26x125;  Feb  It.  G  H  Bartlett  to 
E  M  Ludicgton    $1,200 

Eighty-eighth  st,  n  w  c  ir  Laoge  av,  a  f 
49x125;  Feb  11.  A  B  Adams  et  al  to  R 
Gieseke    $6,000 

Ellis  av,  80  ft  s  of  44th  at,  e  f  20x150;  Jan 
5.  W  Clancy  to  A  Smith   $16.(i00 

Evans  av,  235  ft  n  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x117; 
Feb  11.  G  B  Upp  to  W  Blur  ...  $12,000 

Evans  av,  396  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  ri6xl04; 
Feb  13.  L  F  Barbe  to  M  Barbe    .  $=i,400 

Everts  av,  14t  ft  s  of  47th  sr,  w  f  33x124; 
Feb  4.  W  Beinemino  to  F  P.ibyi  .$1,600 

ExohatDge  av,  105  ft  n  of  89th  si,  w  f  25x 
138;  Vtih  13.  H  F  Albers  to  J  B  Schluud 
 $-^,000 

Far  well  av,  n  w  oor  64th  st,  e  f  48x122; 
May  17,'93.  G  P  Porter  to  C  B  Mao- 
donald  |3,600 

Fifth  av,  430  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  24xi25; 
Feb  15.  D  Crozier  to  J  Smith   $.;,000 

Fifth  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  15.  J  Smith  to 
M  Crozier  $5,000 

Fiftieth  st,  531  tt  w  of  Cottage  Grove  av, 
nf  33x136;  Feb  1.  J  Jones  to  S  Hart 
 $11,000 

Fifty-third  st,  209  ft  w  of  Halated,  n  f  25x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  18.  B  H  Gage 
to  W  Frink   ...$3,600 

Fifty-seventh  st,  n  e  oor  Green,  s  f  122.35 
x92;  Feb  9.  DeW  C  Butts  to  J  Gregory 
   $32,000 

Fifty-seventh  st,  n  e  oor  Green,  s  f  122 
351C0x92;  Feb  11.  J  Gregory  to  M 
Fleming  ...$3^,000 

Fifty-seventh  st,  n  e  oor  Green,  s  f  122.35 
x92;  t  eb  14.  M  Fleming  to  C  A  North 
 $35,000 

Tracy  av,  418  ft  s  of  47th,  w  f  271^x14] ; 
Feb  4.  S  A  Barbour  to  E  P  Gaynor.$2,00') 

Trumbull  av,  50  ft  n  of  ISth  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Feb  11.  L  Trumbull  to  J  A  Schmitz 

 3>i,ooo 

Twelfth  st,  145  ft  e  of  W  4l8t,  s  f  24x125; 
Feb  13.  I  Shapiro  to  G  M  Samkovitz 
 $2,001 

Twenty-third  at  W,  100  ft  e  of  Spaulding 
av,  a  f  51  xll2;  Feb  1,'92.  J  Kraloveoet 
al  to  J  Wagner  $1,225 

Union  at,  8i)  ft  n  of  76th,  e  f  40x125,  and 
ofher  ppty;  Feb  15.  L  Ronnsevell  to  C 
L  Blookman   $5,40  i 

Union  pi,  premiaes  No  16;  Deo  37,'94.  Est 
of  P  Mohan  to  0  Mohan  $2,10C 

Union  at,  198  ft  a  of  71st,  w  f  371^x154}^; 
Feb  9.  J  W  Nelson  to  E  G  Simmons 
 $5,500 

Vernon  av,  116  ft  s  of  3ist  at,  w  f  75x140, 
vaoiA  or  less;  Jan  6,'93.  F  B  Sherwood 
to  L  B  Doud  $18,000 

Vincennes  av,  149  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  12^ 
xl20;  Feb  16.  P  A  Anderson  to  B  T 
Davis  $1,660 

Wabash  av,  34  ft  n  of  42nd  st.  e  f  42x106, 
more  or  less;  Jan  29.  C  J  J  odd  to  O  E 
Donovan  $10,(00 

Wabash  av,  110  ft  8  of  Peck  ot,  w  f  SOj^x 
180,  nnd  }4  int;  Jan  23.  A  M  Adams  ot 
al  to  K  M  Adams  et  al  $22,000 


Walnut  at.  248  ft  e  of  Franciscj  av,  a  f  24 
xl35;  Feb  14.  A  Otto  to  W  Wittman 
 $1,8>^0 

Walnut  St.  n  e  oor  Palmer,  s  f  102x125; 
Feb  16.  I  O  Abrahamson  to  P  L  Miller 

  $3,.500 

I  Warner  av,  50  ft  w  of  Wood  st,  n  f  25x )  25 ; 
Jan  7.  J  F  Anderson  to  G  Tyaok8..#2,7i  0 

Warner  av,  103  ft  w  of  Lincoln  at,  n  f  5'i 
xl25;  April  1,92.  B  M  Hubbard  to  B 
MoQuire  $l,-i50 

Washtenaw  av  73  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  fc 
f  25x126;  Feb  19.  G  Laraen  to  M  Olson 
 $2,000 

Washington  blvd,  242  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n 
f  25x126;  Deo  27  1894.  E  8  Blanke  to  A 
B  Riddi.'ord   $.^.125 

Washington  et.  276  ft  e  of  W  45tb,  s  f  25 
xl80;  Feb  14.  J  J  Collins  to  E  W  New 
man  $^^0n 

Washington  av,  344  ft  s  of  Douglas  st,  e  f 
50x144;  Feb  14.  A  A  Sohuler  to  the 
Borne  B  and  L  Aaan   $4  (  00 

Webster  av,  660  ft  e  of  Soothport,  n  f  40x 
144;  Jan  2.  A  Chytraue  to  J  E  Ooveny 
 $1.6  0 

Webster  av.  200  ft  a  of  72nd  at,  e  f  lOOx 
127,  and  other  ppty;  Jau  9.  M  Snap  to 
to  C  B  Eggl.  ston  6t  al  ..   ....  $1,400 

Webster  st,  206  ft  w  of  Evauston  hv,  s  f 
40x144;  Eeb  19.  J  Tonnesea  to  0  Nsils- 
aon  $1,230 

Wellington  at,  422  ft  e  of  Evanaton  av,  n 
f  30x140;  Feb  7.  G  Roonsavell  to  M  D 
Matteson  $7,000 

Wentworth  av,  151  ft  n  of  68th  et,  w  f  48 
xi74i^ ;  Feb  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  P  Steele 
 $2,103 

Western  av,  166  ft  n  of  Polk  at.  w  f  24x 
125;  Feb  14.  Maat  in  Chy  to  L  V  John 
 $1,666 

Western  av,  n  e  oor  7l8t  st,  w  f  lOOilao, 
nnd  }4  int;  Nov  1,'93.  J  G  Eggers  to  B 
Groth  $i!,75  I 

Weatern  av,  aame  ppty,  und  int;  July 
13,'94.    JG  Eggers  to  H  Groth  .$2.80(i 

Wilcox  at,  152  ft  w  of  41st,  a  f  20x1  ;1; 
Jan  18.  M  O  FremaintoJ  Daly  ....  $1,000 

Winneoonna  av,  42  ft  a  w  of  Stewart,  n  w 
f  50x100.  more  or  less;  Feb  19.  Mast  in 
Chy  to  J  H  Oafifrey  $2,271 

Woodlawn  av,  200  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
166;  Jau  25.  8  C  Colton  to  H  Silverburg 
 $11,000 

Wright  st,  273  ft  a  of  67th,  e  f  25x144; 
Feb  13.  P  H  Ryan  to  G  T  Davie. .  $2,6f  n 

Yale  av,  150  ft  n  of  72nd  at.  e  f  50x123; 
Deo  6,'94.  17  E  Alliogtjn  to  B  Brink 
 $3,50(1 

MlSCKJliliAailiOUS— OITlf . 

TrsnBfers  Under  iUiOO. 

Allen's  add.  Its  9  to  12  and  25  b  10,  18  37 

15  Jan  16,  G  W  Bood  to  B  A  Casey . .  $50  > 
Borden's  sub,  It  13  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14  Keb 

2,  M  Johnson  co  C  A  Johnson  iS'2j 

Bowes'  resnb.  It  2  a  e  qr  9  38  14  Feb  2. 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  R  Chandler  $t)07 

Bowes*  resub.  It  3  same;  Feb  2,  Same  to 

Same    $6(8 

Bowes'  resub.  It  4  same;  Feb  2,  Same  to 

Same  $624 

Britton's  sub,  It  34  b  4  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Deo 

22,'94,  B  E  Wookey  to  E  M  Robin8or,$>90 
BrOQse'  sub,  It  19  b  1)   n  40  acres  s  95 

acreg,  w  110  acres  s  w  qr  4  37  14  Feb 

12,  J  B  daflfry  to  J  F  Miillette   $t)00 

Bnrnside,  It  27  b  2  Nov  1,'91,  W  V  Jacobs 

to  M  Grosjean  $200 

Burnside,  It  38  b  7  June  30,'90,  Same  to  W 

B  Welshons  $325 

Bnrnside,  It  30  b  1  May  28,'90,  Same  to  M 

P  Sohoomaker  $.300 

Canfield'ssnb,  It  139,  27  39  13  Feb  16, '.^5, 

P  B  Canfield  to  T  Smith  $361 

Canfield's  sub.  It  131,  27  39  13  Jan  17,  P 

B  Canfield  to  M  Lynch   $360 

Central  av  sub.  It  36  b  4,  32  40  13  Jan  30, 

G  E  Walter  to  D  Zatzke  $750 

Oir  Ct  ptn,  It  17  b  12,  31  38  15  Feb  4,  E  N 

Smitn  to  M  Bannon  $650 

Clarkdale,  Mitchell's  add.  Its  31  and  32  b 

16  Feb  11,  D  R  B  Carrier  to  E  M  Best 
  $8C0 

Clybourne  av  add.  It  32  b  1,  30  40  14  Oct 

6,'94,  B  M  Ferguson  to  H  Grimm.. .  $675 
Clybourne  av  add.  It  9  b  3,  30  40  14  Sept 

22,'94,  E  M  Ferguson  to  A  Somerling$900 
C  T  S,  It  45  b  1  of  8  hf  b  26,  33  39  14  July 

25, '91,  C  Marion  et  al  to  8  Anderson.$750 
C  r  S,  It  4,5  b  1  of  s  hf  b  26,  33  39  14  Feb 

8.  S  Atiderson  to  J  F  desser   $1,000 

Drtiiphin  Pk  add.  It  l7-b  21,  3  37  14  Feb  1, 

F  D  Desmore  to  J  T  Yunng   $700 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  5  b  3S  Jan  19,'91, 

S  E  Gross  to  S  D  Singleton  $700 


Dauphin  Pk,  Its  5  and  6  b  16  Jan  31.  \ 
Blomberg  to  W  H  Edwards  $7f0 

Dauphin  Pk,  2ad  add,  It  4  >  b  33  Nov  28, 
'90  S  E  Gross  to  G  A  VVVium-tn  $650 

Dauphin  Pk,  same  add.  It  jl  b  30  Deo  It. 
'9  ',  Same  to  E   !  Perkins  $5  75 

Dtophin  Fk  ad  l.  It  21  b  21  F«t)  15.  J  Fal- 
ley  to  L  M  Horlburt   $40  ) 

Dalenberg'a  sub.  It  32  s  w  qr  i  5  37  14  June 
29,'91,  F  Dalonberg  to  L  Wnlpre  ..  $6?.5 

Davenport's  sub,  le  282  u  e  qr  3  39  13  Nov 
26,'94,  H  Holbrook  to  B  M  O'sen..  .  $400 

Diokey  &  B's  sub.  It  25  b  5  n  w  qr  33  40 
13  Nov  14,'94,  F  H  Dickey  et  al  to  J  A 
OarUoQ   $375 

Divon's  sob.  It  12  b  2  s  e  qr  a  w  qr  2  39  13 
Jan  29,  S  Hofmau  to  B  Meyer   11475 

Docli  Co's  sLb  k'  owD  as  Barnside,  It  61 
b  7  Oct  7,'92,  W  V  Jacobs  to  J  Bradley 
 $376 

Dock  Go's  sub.  It  3  b  14,  5  a-.d  6  37  15 
Feb  14,  O  &  C  0  &  D  Oo  to  A  Bakowski 
 $425 

Douglas  Pk  add.  It  24  b  2  Dec  14,'94,  C  S 
Darrow  to  C  Schilling  $850 

Douglas  Pk  blvd  B  )h  Ld  Assn  sob.  It  39 
b  1  n  w  qr  23  39  13  Feb  5,  F  Kalos  to 
A  Novy    . .    $  )i5 

Eberhart  &  R'a  aub,  It  8  b  1  n  e  qr  14  b8 
13  Feb  11,  I  A  Eberhart  to  D  K  Thom- 
as $500 

Englewood  on  the  Bill.  It  22  July  5,'90.  E 
A  Cumroiogs  to  vV  J  Kelly  $S75 

BnglHWOod  BgtP,  It  47  b  11,  6  37  14  Feb 
9,  J  Oisler  to  J  Kantor  $4(  0 

Euclid  Fk,  O'DeU'c".  add,  Its  14  15  and  16 
b  6  Feb  27, 'aO  E  P  ^vlaycard  to  J  G 
Thomas   $900 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Doli'n  add,  I's  21   aud  22  b 

7  Sept  l,'9i,  T  J  Williams  to  S  Byrni$*'OC 
Fernwood,  Blosa  &  On's  sub.  Its  117  at  d 

118,  9  37  14  Deo  7,'«9,  S  M  Bloss  to  E 

E  Moreland   J650 

Ferowood  8nb,  It  12  b  5,  16  37  14  Feb  1,  F 

Mears  to  J  Stirlon    $500 

Forest  Glee,  Bazle^on'o  add,  It  8  b  6  Jan 

29,  VV  0  Haz'.etOQ  to  A  A  Beaver  $700 

Garfield  Blvd  Syn  add,  !t  43,  14  39  13  Feb 

5  J  8  Mall(^n  to  R  T  Glennon  $700 

io  dwin's  sab  It  .'2  b  /  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 

38  14  Jan  4.  D  (iood  ■  iu  to  M  A  Lmb$800 
Qoodwiu'd  sub,  it  35  b  4  n  w  qr  20  36  14 

Feb  15,  J  W  MiutoQ  to  P  Wiedow.  . .  $150 
Gratiam',-1  »ut),  1'-  10  b  8,  bs  5  and  8  Sni- 
der &  L's  sob  s  w        3  39  13  Feb  19, 

Wm  Salteuberger  io  F  Roth  $50  ) 

Gfaham'rteob,  Its  43  44  and  45  b  5  s  w  qr 

3  .39  13  Jan  12,'91,  A  J  Giaham  to  V 
Ry an  $il9 

Grand  av  stib.  It  22  b  3.  32  40  13  Feb  5, 
G  E  Waltsr  to  J  Zitzow  $300 

Grogs'  N  add.  It  12  b  6,  19  40  14  Sept  18, 
'94,  Geo  [on  to  F  Schoen  $5(  0 

Bardinii's  sab.  It  8  -ub  b  1  b  1  n  w  qr  11 

39  13  Feb  12,  L  Cohen  to  E  Loewenstien 
 $350 

Barding'a  sob.  It  1 1  b  5  w  hf  n  e  qr  11  39 
13  Fbh  11,  M  St  John  to  J  fl  Nolan. $500 

Bauson'd  sob,  Its  1  and  2  b  7  n  e  qr  32  40 
Jan  11,  D  N  Bauson  to  J  Cukr  $860 

Berroa'h  sub.  It  34  b  7n  wqr30  38  14  Jan 
11.  0  L  W..o!6y  to  W  A  Bonter  $400 

Hillside,  vVeddell  &  Cox's  sub.  It  63  b  5  n 
w  q>-  29  3d  14  Mar  13,'90,  R  8  Cox  to 
Geo  W'alther  $300 

Biltaide,  same  sab.  It  54  b  5  same;  Mar 
13,'90.  Same  to  Same   i300 

Binokley's  sub,  It  3  resnb  Its  61  to  65  n  w 
qr  s  e  qr  8  38  14  Mar  22,'90  H  W  War- 
ren to  A  Sohaefer  $4'  0 

Humbldt  Pk  Res  Assn,  a  60  ft  It  4  b  7,  1 
39  13  May  18,'94,  T  E  CourtLiey  to  W  Q 
Adams      $850 

Hurlbni'a  sub,  It  32  b  4  Oct  16,'94,  L  A 
Pf  ondfoot  to  R  Mitchell  $6(0 

Iglehart's  sob.  It  14  in  sub  e  hf  Its  1  and  4 

8  w  qr  7  28  14  Feb  7,  G  Sohlitt  to  L 
Sohlitt  $6C0 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Batterman'i  sub.  It  32  b 
4,  24  40  13  Jan  15,  W  E  flatterman  to 
A  B  Langoaoh  S  '75 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Batterman's  sab.  It  10  b 

4  Oct  5,',  4,  Wm  E  Hatierman  to  T  M 
Thompso  t  $^^00 

Kedzie  Av  Ld  Asen  sub.  Its  27  and  28  b  7 
n  e  qr  25  39  13  Sept  1,'92,  C  B  Bro  _ 
mann  to  A  Dedera   $970 

Kelvyn  Giove,  Bayes  add,  w  30  ft  It  2  sob 
pt'b  21  Mar  15,  Wm  Brindley  to  M 
Uasselman   $350 

K-^rfoot's  sub.  It  16  b  4  of  bs  1  and  2,  n  e 
or  I  38  13  July  26,'94,  W  Frink  to  H  H 
Gage  *«00 

Kirkianu'd  sub.  It  8  b  2  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
Feb  2(1,  S  Wirth  to  0  Wegymanc  ....  $400 

Kraloveo  &  K.'s  sub.  It  34  b  1  n  e  qr  26  39 
13  Feb  19,  F  Fukatko  to  Jas  8laby..$995 


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February  23,  1895 


Libra-y  sab  It  19  b  4  n  e  qr  8  38  U  Feb 

1,  NbWberry  Jaorary  to  li  BraueC. . .  $760 
Loriog  it  Q's  sab,  it  10  b  5  pt  n  e  qr  22 
3«  14  ADg  2->,'di,  Geo  A  Paine  to  E  W 

Speiiorr  |500 

Lt  12  b  2  sob  pt  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  7  40  U  Feb 

9,  J  Qausen  to  M  Fortmau  $320 

Lts  61  aud  62  #nb  n  hf  s  hf  w  i<j  n  e  qr  36 

40  13  Apr  20,'89,  J  N  Vanoe  to  D  Heflfer- 

man    |70T 

Lt  14  b  4  sab  n  16  acres  w  qr  n  e  qr  9  39 

13  Feb  11,  G  S  Bridge  to  A  J  Shdw.  .|500 
Lt  58  sub  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40  14  Aag  8, 

'92.  J  N  Vance  to  H  Treptow  |375 

Lt  200  sub  n  hf  w  >^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  Jane 

H.'.-)!',  J  Vance  to  O  Sbibbe  $275 

MoGath's  sab.  Its  31  aud  32  n  w  qr  21  40 

li  Feb  14,  J  W  Cisey  tj  E  F  Fitziim- 

mons    1700 

MoMhh  iii  8  sub,  It  38  b  4  8  e  qr  24  39  13 

June  l,'d3,  0  L  MuJlanon  to  B  8enda|925 
MoMiliau  <fe  W.-i  sub.  It  26  b  6  s  e  qr  27 

39  13  July  29 '91,  Jas  McMillan  et  al  to 

A  Borst  et  al    f  450 

Milwaukte  av,  Hatterman's  sub,  It?  3  and 

4  Nov  p,  R  Raieski  to  M  DoaiBgalski.*9(!0 
Milwaukee  av,  UatternQAn's  sab,  It  17  b  1 

Jan  2!i,  Wm  B  Hatlernaan  to  L  Kopba 
 14(10 

Milwaukee  av,  same  sub,  It  2 1  b  2  Apr  25, 
'93.  Same  to  L  Bialkowsbi   |350 

Montroie,  Doty  Bros  &  G's  add.  Its  194 
and  195,  iO  40  13  Jan  5,  E  M  Gordon  to 
Jane  CjHier     $800 

Morton's  sub.  It  26  b  5  e  hf  n  w  qr  1 1  39 

13  Feb  2.  S  H  VV hosier  to  Thos  Fay.  1600 
Muosou's  hdd.  Its  46  and  47  b  4  Feb  4,  F 

5  Tyrrell  to  M  Riordan   

Xormal  Ps,  Djwniug  &  t'^  add,  it  691  Jan 

7,  H  Graves  to  d  (Jopway . ...   $26u 

Norwood  Pb,  It  2i  b  7  Feb  12,  J  T  Mo- 

Guire  to  L  M  Spai-^eoa  ...   $950 

Oabwooa  sub,  It  1«  and  s  hf  it  17  b  2  n  e 

qr  22  38  14  Aug  22,'94,  Jeo  A  Paine  to 

E  W  Spencer   $600 

Our  Home  add.  It  4  b  5  Jan  23,  G  H  Parks 

to  H  C  Lark  st  al  $600 

Pencb'd  sob.  It  48  in  a  e  qr  17  38  14  Feb 

5, '95,  A  M  Peuc^  to  T  R  Ryan  $900 

Perry  &  H's  su*^,  It  13  b  3  n  w  qr  22  38  14 

Feb  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  M  MoInto^h$M4 
Pnllman.  Woodruff  &  S's  add,  6  hf  It  35 

and  all  It  34  Feb  1,  E  G   Wenlworth  to 

W  a  Skinner  ,  $500 

Pallman,  Pen«horii's  add,  It  14  July  27, 

'92.  H  Pen^horn  to  O  Silander  $325 

Pallman.  Birkhoff  &  N'g  add.  It  17,  15  37 

14  Aug  11,'92,  D  Erioks  to  0  A  Lilje- 
strom  .-  |450 

Pullman,  B-iss'  1st  add,  li  51  b  3  Mtr  4, 

'93,  D  Van  Vuvren  to  J  B  Blakeslee.  *400 
Pallman,  Davii  add.  It  45  Jao  30,  Arnold 

E&ser  to  Aogj^ta  Eseer  $60o 

Reeves'  sub.  Its  5  and  6  pt  u  56  '  f t  n  w 

qr  n  w  qr  19  37  15  Feb  18,  E  I  Beeves 

to  D  Dolts   $550 

Reyel  &  Lo  fflar',!  add.  It  14  b  2  Apr  9.'93, 

M  LoefQar  to  V  David  . . .   $350 

Rood's  sub,  It  6  b  3  b8  17  and  20  sub  19  40 

14  Njv  U',  J  Rood  Jr  to  E  Sob srer. .  $900 
Sooti's  sub.  It  9^  n  e  qr  14  39  13  Feb  18. 

P  J  Flynn  to  J  Hyland  $900 

Shipman  B  &  M's  sub,  n  hf  It  8  b  .">,  35  40 

13  Aug  24,'9.<,  S  Danlop  to  H  0'Uara.$525 
Snydacker's  sob,  It  13  b  4  n  e  qr  17  38  14 

Feb  I,  Est  G  Snydaoker  to  J  J  Leniban 

   $700 

South  Ch'go,  laylor's  1st  add,  It  46  b  5 

Oct  1,  E  M  Taylor  to  \  Uahl  $850 

Soath  Bnglfcwood,  Hill  &  P's  add.  Its  47 

and  48  Feb  15,  L  Rounswall  to  C  L 

Blookmau  ,   |600 

Stone  &  Wbitn^j's  sub.  It  9  b  2  of  b  13.  6 

and  7  38  14  .Mar  23, '91,  J  K  Ba-tis  to  M 

Petrik  |60o 

Sione's  add,  It  12  Feb  7,  J  Rathbone  to  J 

P  Butler  $U  0 

Twelfth  8l  add,  It  8  b  6,  14  39  1 5  Jan  21, 

J  Devlin  to  A  W  lane  |6  0 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gro-s'  add,  h  2  b  1  July 

14,  '9(l,  S  E  Gross  to  A  Ropperc  $650 

Unvs'ty  sob.  It  44  b  43  n  hf  ?  38  14  Feb  1, 

F  Blaha  to  J  Bicek  $65u 

Wa  ker's  sub,  It  113  b  11  n  e  qr  25  3^  13 

iog  15,  N  F  MoUormick  to  J  Sterba  |  J5o 
Wilher's  sub.  Its  80  and  81  b  11  n  e  qr  25 

39  13  Dec  1,'93  N  F  MoOormick  to  J 

Us  $700 

Wash  Hgts,  It  I  rosab  Us  1  and  2  b  9  Feb 

15,  F  Winkler  to  J  Keup   $775 

WeJdsU  &  Cox's  sab,  It  4  b  14,  20  38  14 

Feb  11,  F  Kozojed  to  J  Kozojed  . , . .  $350 
West  Pullman,  it  18  b  9  Feb  9,   L  H  Al- 
bright to  O  C  Honael  $70C 

Wilson's  sub,  it  9  b  4  n  w  qr  17  39  13  Jane 

21,'63,  8  Harnstrom  to  W  Peterson.. $575 
Wright  <E  W's  sab,  It  7  sab  pt  be  3  and  6 


.$2000 


u  e  qr  12  39  13  Feb  2,  8  W  Osgood  to 

Uity  of  Oh'go  ^  jggo 

Wright  &  W's  8ub,  It  79  reenb  b  3  'n"e'  qr 
12  39  13  Feb  13,  T  H  Halbert  to  N  Del 

V       ■  •:• ;  '  isoo 

Yerkes  sab,  It  43  b  3,  19  40  14  Feb  13  S 
E  Bassett  to  L  Qeske  '|875 

iHlIKUKBAIW  WAKKANTT  DKKDIi. 

OALDMET. 

Kraeger'8  sub.  Its  13  16  IT  and  18  b  5  of  Its  1  2  3  and 
6  n  e  qr  30  37  U  apr  17,'93,  H  L  Greene  to  H  J 
Fitzgerald   

Wash  Hgts,  B  r  Ld  &  B  Oo's  resab,  Ite  15  16  18  19 
and  20,  ex  8  12  f  t.  It  21  b94.  Its  1  to  6  and  17  resnb 
Its  6  and  7  b  9.  it  22  b  6i  feb  18,  H  K  Hoag  to  H  A 
^^^^^"^  $10,0(0 

Wash  H^ti,  Ite  21  and  22  b  77  and  Its  31  82  at  d  83  b 

91  feb  11,  D  B  B  Carrier  to  E  MBest  $2200 

oioaBo. 

Oak  Pk,  Hooville  &  N's  add.  It  8  of  Its  66  to  68  71 

and  72  b  6  feb  2,  J  Walts  to  F  A  aiU  |J5(0 

Reynold's  snb.  It  8  b  2  e  w  qr  6  39  13  aug  22,'92,  W 

Einfeldt  to  S  J  Reoh  .'.$2500 

Austtnville,  Austin's  3rd  add,  e  hf  It  460  feb  9,  J 

Schroeder  to  A  Schroeder  %U0O 

Morton  tk,  Us  69  and  1.  resub  bs  13  and  14  feb  11, 

E  B  McNamee  to  W  W  Weare  |23u0 

Austin  Pt,lt  28  b  6  nov  14,'92,0  S  Bass  to  DJ  Woods 


$500 


Bridges' add.  It  3;  b3  jan2J,  R  M  Davis  to  K  A 


Dnnoan . 


.$450 


F  roes'  sab.  Its  10  11  and  12  b  2  s  vr  qr  7  39  13  feb 
11,  F  8  Shaw  to  K  A  White  $18,000 

S  Kidgeland,  Us  110  and  111  mar  1J,'90,  L  V  S  nit'h 
to  T  Hogan  ig^g 

Oak  Pk,  vveddell's  add,  lt6  b  6  jan  16  A  Rehm  to 


H  F  Bremer  et  al. 


.$850 


Clyde,  1st  div.  It  41  b  2.  29il9  13  feb  1,  M  F  8  Wor 

oester  to  J  H  Oallender  uqo 

Maclean  &  Vandercook's  resub,  It  23  n  pt  16  39  13 

Jan  31,  J  D  Maclean  to  J  O'Laughtln  $S50 

Austio,  Johnson  Sr's  add,  pt  It  1  b  7  feb  6,  J  A  Mc- 
Lennan to  T  Kearney   4350 

Lt  24  b  4  snb  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13  feb  14,  E  Ho- 

genson  to  J  A  Benriksen  jsoO 

Morton  Pk,  Oudahj'e  eub.  It?  2;  and  26  b  7,  28  39  13 

feb  4,  J  E  Williams  to  F  B  Jaokmau  |ll(,0 

Morton  Pk,  same  add,  uud  hf  its  25  and  26  b  7  same; 

feb  13,  F  R  Jackmnn  to  0  P  Barnes  $1000 

N  bf  w  hf  e  bf  w  hf  n  e  qr  5  39  13  feb  1,  M  E  Dlef- 

endorf  to  H  A  Hsogan  ijg  Q^,Q 

Berwyn,  Ou.tls'  add.  It  47  b  4  feb  11,  J  B  Curtis  to 

R  Hughes  et  al  j^qq 

Berwyn.  same  add.  It  i6  b  3  June  ^,'94,  Same  to  O  P 

'bright   j^jo 

Beiwyu,  sime  add.  It  26  b  6  juce  6,  Same  to  B 

Haghei  1400 

Bidgeland,  It  7  b  34  sept  18,'88.  E  A  Commings  to  W 


o  White. 


.$760 


bridge's  sub.  It  86  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  feb  14,  S  May. 

er  to  G  H  Notemaa   1575 

Morton  Pk,  Its  18  and  11  feb  6,  C  A  Weare  to  0  M 

•^eckman  ,1^1,5 

Bey  jold's  snb.  It  3  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  jan  23,  Est  A 

G  Tong  to  M  Flaherty  1700 

Reynold's  snb,  same;  feb  9,  M  Flaherty  to  E  J 

 i775 

Haroaon's  sub.  It  3  in  b  13  Austin's  2nd  add,  jan  6, 

J  4  Hawyer  to  J  N  Whitmarsh  $1760 

Morton  Pk,  It  33  b  3  June  11.  W  B  Merrlam  to  A 

^ntcliffe  ijBo 

Curtis'  snb.  It  28  e  hf  6  38  13  feb  11,  Royal  Trust 

Co  to  p  J  Liebers  (450 

Force's  sub'  Its  30  11  and  12  b  2  s  hf  e  qr  8  w  qr  7  39 

13  feb  11,  H  F  White  to  F  Q  Shaw  $18,000 

Reynolds'  snh,  It  2  b  5  s  w  qr  6  39  13  feb  2,  J  Mag- 
nus to  J  ButendorS  $lt'CO 

Austin  Bgts,  It  27  b  3,  17  39  13  july  7.'91,  J  Donovan 
o  C  McCorry  moo 

Maclean  &  V'e  sub,  it  37  n  pt  16  3913  jan  31,  J  D 

Maclean  to  J  Rettercr  J540 

Mortc  u  Pk,  Cudahy's  add.  It  20  b  7,  28  39  13  dec  8, 

"94,  S  R  Wilson  to  W  F  Fraee  „  |400 

Lt  II  b  2  tub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  9  39  13  s  of 

Lake  el;  jan  2  H  Hogans  to  M  G  Bunnell  $6960 

Bridge's  add,  s  45  ft  It  18  b  2,  9  39  18  feb  6,  0  Engle 

to  B  P  Briggs  ,2760 

Stevenb'  add.  It  34  and  pt  35  b  3  jan  2,'94,  0  E  Trask 

10  W  H  And  rsor  $2600 

Berwyn,  It  27  aud  pt  28  b  14  feb  16,'92,  W  J  Andrews 

.$1200 


et  al  to  E  Flnms. 


Oadahy's  2nd  acd.  Its  16  and  17  b  2  teb  B,  0  A  Weare 

to  J  Peterson  $1200 

HTAN8T08. 

Evanetou,  White's  add.  It  5  b  6  feb  11,  0  E  Graves 

to  H  R  0  Hannau  $4000 

Adams  &  Brown's  add,  It  16  b  2,  19  41  14   feb  14,  L 

Braudtll  to  G  E  Diugroa  .n   $250  0 

N  W  UnTsty  sob.  Its  lo  and  11  b  80  n  qr  19  41  14  jan 

12,  J  B  Lam  kin  to  E  P  H(  tctiklss  $10,600 

Evanston,  JacksoL's  add,  It  8  and  pt  It  7  b  3  feb  11, 

J  A  Reis  toF  8  Oliver  13000 

Evanston,  Nate  &  Adam's  add,  pt  Its  6  and  7  b  2  feb 

6,  C  8  Painter  to  0  F  Joms  jeoo 


Evanston,  It  24  of  Its  6  lo  la  b  68  feb  13  F  Johnson 
to  E  M  Johnson  $2700 

LYONS. 

Oartis'  sub.  It  41  e  hf  6  38  13  feb  18,  J  B  .  Curtis  to 

H  B  Sherman  $500 

Curtis'  sub.  Its  155  and  156  e  hf  6  39  13  feb  5,  J 

Clark  to  J  M  McDermott  $760 

Lay  &  Lyman's  sub,  nnd  hf  Its  6  and  7  b  10,  4  38  12 

jan  22,  E  Pieser  to  I  Pieeer  $1000 

Onrlis  sub.  It  146  e  hf  6  38  13  feb  II,  Royal  Trust 

Co  to  G  0  Mayer  $425 

La  Grange,  Its  13  14  and  n  17  ft  It  12  b  18  feb  7,  0  J 

Vorton  to  A  0  Campbell  |500 

La  Grange,  Mo  Williams  &  P's  add.  It  5b  3  dec  27 

'9i,  J  M  Pratt  to  J  H  Whittlesey  $1700 

Lay  &  Lyman's  snb.  It  26  b  15  w  hf  s  w  qr  4  38  12 

feb  16,  E  C  Chandltr  to  W  B  Jodson  .$3600 

Curtis' sub.  Its  48  and  49  6  bf  6  8813  jan  24,  Boyal 

T  Co  to  J  B  L  istman    |1200 

La  Grange,  Cossitt's  1st  add  It  22  b  20,  feb  8,  P  B 

Lino  to  C  A  Ohapin  $6400 

Wachter's  sub.  It  24  b  1  e  hf  6  38  13  oct21,'98,  J  0 

Wachier  to  H  Footd  $555 

Stickney,  Hartmac's  sub.  It  1  b  1  s  w  qr  26  38  12 

feb  7,  K  Greeuebanm  to  C  Qrolz  $3511 

La  Grange.  Richmond's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  1,  33  39 

12  feb  4,  J  I  McOauley  to  E  1  Alvord  $6500 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  1  b  4  same;  Same  to 
Same  13510 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Wilmette.  Dingee  &  M's  resub.  It  21  b  4  feb  16,  J 

Marbach  to  A  E  Meyer  $1050 

Kenilworth,  Bradford  &  P's  add.  Us  23  and  "A"  b 

2,  feb  12,  0  Ott  to  M  J  Gardnor   ....$260 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Us  19  and  20  b  6  jan  22,  A  O 

Butler  to  O  W  Cassingham  |400 

Hubbaro's  sub.  It  1  b  1  n  w  qr  17  42  13  noT  1,'94,  G 

B  Carpenter  to  J  A  Cunningham  Jr  $1600 


Edison  Pk,  Its  1  to  5.  8  to  16,  20  to  25  b  17  jan  26,  J 

B  Butler  toG  Oliver  $8400 

Edisf  n  Pk,  It  16  b  13  feb  16,  Same  to  M  E  Hill.. .  tsuo 
Rlvervlew,  Dief  endorf'.'  add.  It  26  b  4  dec  2?,  W  A 

Hamilton  to  M  Knohta  $250 

Rlverview,  Whipple's  add,  Its  8  and  9,  b  3  dec  31, 

'91,  W  A  Hamilton  to  H  Hnlsinan   $600 

Edisin  Pk,  It  25  b  2  feb  7,  O  B  Johnson  to  N  L 

Blackmen   $1400 

Brown's  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  13  feb  12    F   W  Ditt- 

mann  to  A  Beh  |660 


Blue  Isid,  Jernberg's  ad     It  26  b  7  feb  18.  N  Olson 

Jr  to  A  M  Haglund     1350 

Evergreen  I  k,  Jacob's  sub.  It  29  o  20  s  e  qr  2  87  13 

jan  30,'92,  E  F  Jacobs  to  W  H  Weir  $326 

Clifton's  sub,  add  hf  Its  1  to  46  b  4  of  bs  38  and  38, 

24  37  )3  j-in  15,  V  H  Surghnor  to  A  Remain.. .  $6500 
Oak  Lawn.  Miunick's  sub  It  23  b  2  n  e  qr  9  37  13 

feb  5,  J  N  Barker  tj  A  T   Day  $450 

Morgan  Pk,  Rigney's  let  add.    Its  10  and  H    b  2 

nov  2,'91,  J  J  Rigney  to  M  Bubjliz   $550. 

W  Highlands,  e  hf  It  3  b  5,  23  37  13  nty  1,'94,  G 

Prentiss  to  A  Rundblad   $6(io 

Bine  Isid,  Ynung'8  2nd  add.  It  40  and  s  14  ft  It  41 

feb  13,  w  A  Purer  to  D  Schwarlz  $5100 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  add,  it  117  feb  1,  W  H  Par- 
tridge to  G-C  Degener  $400 

3  Highlands,  w  hf  It  4b  6  jan  14,  K  S  Collins  to  A 

MoneoD  1400 

Young's  sob.  Us  2  and  3  b  1  8  e  qr  25  37  13  feb  5,  C 

S  Young  to  W  Goodwin  $10110 

Wadbam's  sub.  It  1  b  1  n  e  qr  4  37  13  feb  8,   M  8 

Wadham's  to  F  L  Haghes  |4bo 

Wad  ham's  snb,  It  9  b  1  same;  feb  6,' Same  to  M  J 

Hammond  $350 

PBOVISO. 

Grosedale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  20  b  56  feb  18,  F  Pet- 
erson to  A  W  Greene  {•^gO 

Madison  Bt  add.  Its  276  and  i77  cct  18, '93,   M  E 

Wood  et  al  to  F  E  Ballard  $2500 

Pt  w  hf  s  e  qr  of  e  hf  n  e  qr  28  39  12  feb  16,   W  W 

Post  to  W  H  Barnum  $7600 

Gale  &  blcckis'  sub,  pt  It  1  b  7  and  pt  It  1  b  8  8  w 

qr  12  39  12  feb  2,  E  0  Gale  to  W  H  Gale  $a0(  0 

Maywood,  It  8  b  U8  feb  11,  M  Marrom  (o  F  Wlttlch 

    $iCO 

Lts  1  and  2  b  2  snb  w  hf  e  e  qr  8  e  qr  13  39  12  decU, 

W  Boldei  weck  to  B  '^hjte  $<50 

Grcstdale,  Gross'  Srd  acd.  Its  19  and  20  b  74  jan  10, 

H  Ney  to  H  F  Kemp  timO 

Groesdale,  same;  jan  10.  H  F  Kemp  to  E  Ney..  $1000 
GrOBSdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  18  b  a9  june  9,'90,  8 

E  Gross  to  8  Millar.  1750 

Groesdale,  Its  10  and  11  b  54  june  9,'92,  Same  to  J 

G  Butts  $360 

Groesdale,  It  8  b  29  june  30,'92,  Same  to  T  Smlthf46B 
Dunlop's  sub.  It  2  b  13  s  w  qr  13  39  12  jan  11,  J 

Anstett  to  C  W  Holmes   $330 

Grossdale,  Groxe'  2nd  add.  It  27  b  66  may  21, '94,  J 

Westphal  to  A  Obinn  $300 

Dunlop's  snb.  Its  2  and  3  b  11  s  w  qr  13  39  12  dec  11, 

'94,  E  FOomstook  to  8  J  Weeks  |69o 


TROBNTON. 

Verhoeven's  snb,  n  20  acres  It  3  D  e  qr  9  3S  14  deo 

18,  Est  J  Verhoeven  to  M  Bochler  12960 

80  Lawn,  it  1«  b  59  feb  18,  G  Kelly  to  O  L  Kelly .$500 
Harvey  Pk,all  b  8  Ite  7  and  8  Us  2  to  6,9  to  12  b  7  feb 

17,  W  White  to  H  Jonte  $7500 

McOllnlock's  sub.  It  1  b  12  n  e  qr  80  S6  14  feb  14,  W 

0  McClintock  to  F  E  Wagner  $400 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  3rd  add,  U  16  b  9  dec  27,'93,  L 

V  Rush  to  A  E  Young  $2000 

Harvey,  It  5  b  89  jan  26. '91,  Haryey  Ld  Assn  to  H 

^    •"•■111   $600 

Harvey,  It  12  b  154  aug  22,'91,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  B 

8  Klingler   $.^oo 

Harvey.  Its  1  and  2  b  222  sept  16,'93,  fame  to  E 

Engleman   4700 

Greenwood,  Child's  add.  Its  1  to  3  b  3,  40  and  11 

86  13  feb  7,  H  A  Williams  to  H  Jonte  $1600 

Brown's  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  9  feb  8,  M  M  Browu 

to  J  B  Olson  Jr  $1,S60 

Harvey,  It  46  b  71  feb  9,  P  Adsley  to  A  J  Bailey.  $600 
Harvey.  It  46  b  71  feb  9,  P  Adsley  to  A  J  fc8iley.$f,00 

Harvey,  It  8  b  63  feb  9,  Same  to  Same  $2500 

Barvey,   It  1  of  Us  25  26  and  27  b  70  feb   5,  H 

Bailey  to  A  Adsley  $60(0 

liETDEN. 

Ellsworth,  Its  41  to  50  b  9  mar  4,'94  E  B  Weeks  to  F 

J  Walbriege  $2\iO 

EUswur.h,  7  Its  in  b  10,  6  lis  inbll  mar  4,'94,  Same 

to  P  D  Ferguson.   ..$2780 

Ellsworth,  same;  mar  4,'94,  Same  to  J  D  Ferguson 

  $2760 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  Us  34  and  38  b  26  feb  12,  L 

Franklin  to  T  W  Barrett  $700 

Franklin  Pk,  Us  1  2  und  3  b  14  feb, 13,  Same  to  O 

Wacker  ,  $2100 

Fairvlew  Hgt",  Taylor's  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  10  jan 

3,  W  H  Reade  to  H  Seward  $1C00 

Franklin  Pk,  Us  14  and  15  b  8  feb  18,  L  Franklin  to 

J  B  Thompson  }50(j 

River  Pk,  Week's  sub,  17  its;  feb  9,  W  H  Jeftere  to 

H  A  Draper  $2493 

Fairvlew  Hgts,  It  32  b  6  feb  11,  L  J  Dodds  to  G  M 

Fadner  $500 

OELAND. 

Alpine  Hgle,  Us  41  and  42  b  II  jan  11,  T  G  &  T  Co 

to  A  Keogh  $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  29  b  27  feb  14,  T  G  *  T  Co  to  A 

Johnson  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  36  b  30  may  15,  T  Q  &  T  Oo  to  D  H 

Humphrey   $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  3  4  and  5  b  21  jan  28,  Same  to  Q  A 

Sauter  $8,0 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  40  and  41  b  22  sept  26,'94,  T  Q  &  T 

Co  to  K  Thiele   J400 

Alpine  Hgte,U  7  bSOJeame;  sept  26,'94,  T  G  &  T  Co 

to  H  A  Fransen  J2OO 

BLOOM. 

Pattercon,  Its  1  to  4  b  8  dec  19,  Q  R  Patterson  to  A 

Oummlngs  $450 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  26  b  151  feb  8,  C   T  &  T  Oo  to  M 

Everroad  J275 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  47  b  144  nov  2P,'93,  0  T  &  T  Co  lo  J 

Ba^cben  $275 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  6  b  190  july  18,'94,  0  T  &  T  Co  to  K 

Oardell  1450 

Columbia  Hgts.  Keeney'  let  add.  Its  14  to  1.7  b  14 

jau  hi,  O  L  Wnt^on  to  F  W  Bobireon  $800 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbrache's  atri,  Ite  25  to  28  b  24  jan 

11,  J  Ktlly  o  W  Hlraube  fgOO 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  16  b  7u  feb  3,  0  Oheffer  to  L  Lacnste 

 $400 

Moore's  sub,  und  y.  Its  47  and  48  b  1  s  w  qr  19  35  14 
feb  6  R  J  Holtbouse  to  B  J  Teiveer  $2  0 


S  Hlgblaiids  Moutou's  sub.  Us  29  30  and  31  b  12  feb 
13,  E  Froes  to  Ed  Frohe   $1C00 

8  e  qr  e  hf  B  e  qr  11  37  12  jan  25,  a  B  Brown  to  O 
P  Kinsey  $20,000 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  12  b  14  jin29,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  0 
Knnetman  $200 

BIVEE8IDE, 

Hollywood,  Ite  23  and  21b  6,  It  24  b  8,  Us  16  and  17 
b  15  Us  14  and  15  b  16  Its  7  and  8  b  19  feb  4,  8  E 

Gross  to  Homtir  O  Gross  $18  oO 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  1121  b  25  deo  15,  M  E  Snod- 

grass  to  H  B  Lloyd  tibOO 

Hollywood,  It  14  b  13  feb  6,  8  M  Huron  to  B  Dodd 
 $460 


Lemont,  Cobb's  snb  of  Truesdell's  add.  Us  6  7  aud 
pt  8  and  9  oct  1,'91,  M  L  Morton  to  N  Bark6..t26C0 

Becker's  sub,  n  hf  It  18  resub  its  71  etc,  28  37  11  feb 
16,  A  Haliberg  to  J  E  Oldfleld  $600 

Jasnagora,  Its  9  10  and  11  jan  17,  Eet  J  Brankey  to 
R  Brankey  $900 


Blue  Isld,  Smith's  8rd  add,  Its  41  and  42  b  5  feb  13, 
B  E  Barren  to  L  E  Gray  $359 

Olalrmont,  It  198  b  9  feb  13,  8  E  Barrell  to  P  Levy 
 «  $260 


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■WHBBIilNG. 

N  ht  6  hf  w  hf  8  6  qr  and  n  ht  e  3  acres  w  qr 
8  e  qr  11  41  IS  feb  5,  B  Q  Mallaoe  to  L  Mor- 
ris 112.000 

NIIiES. 

Diedrich'8  sob.  It  1  pt  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  I6  41 13  ]aD  29, 
J  Diedrioh  to  L  OberdiDg  11526 

liEASES. 

Oarollue  E-  OoDch  and  others  have  leased  to  Fred- 
erick F  Biechoff  and  wife  and  others,  from  Dec  1, 
1894,  th3  following  property,  Lake  8t,  n  w  cor  Dear- 
born St,  s  f  8  1.60x150,  for  a  term  of  99  years  at  a 
rental  of  the  first  ten  years  $16,000  per  year,  the 
balance  of  term  $16,000  per  year  la  gold. 

Inolndlne  Balldins  and  Loan  Hocletles. 

Andrews  W  J  to  W  F  Riokards  feb  13  It 
21  b  4,  UDion  add  Evan?  ton  2j7%..  S1500 

Anderson  J  L  to  A  Tidholm  feb  15  Its  3  7 
and  38,  4  39  14,  2y  6f  .-^6000 

Amberg  A  J  to  F  L  Salisbury  feb  16  n  w 
%  It  28  and  pt  29  b  4,  Vernon  Pk  add 
6m  6%  $2000 

Anderson  J  W  to  A  Gatzert  feb  14  pt  It  9 
b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%   $5000 

Anderson  &  Freeman  loe  Oo  to  0  L  Cas- 
well Jr,  feb  12  It  27  and  29,  30  and  31  b 

5,  Archer  add  4y  6}4%  17000 

Anderson  A  L  and  0  M  to  J  B  Mnir  jan 

26  It  23,  O  S  Good  &  M  snbd,  1  39  13, 

2y  6^  11060 

Aim  J  to  H  A  Goodrich  feb  1  It  14,  Hoges 

snbdn  17  38  14,  5y  7%   $3300 

Ander  J  P  to  J  F  Richmond  jan  6  pt  s  e 

3^,  14  40  13,  3y  6^  $10,000 

Abrahams  I  to  H  Felsenthal  feb  11  pt  Its 

20  and  21  b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  e%  $4000 

Aendt  J  to  P  Kiolbassa  feb  15  It  58  b  39, 

ShefiE  add  6jt  SIOOO 

Bnrnham  0  M  to  Ohi  Title  &  T  Oo  It  18 

pt  It  122  Div  1,  30  38  15,  3y  6%  ilOOO 

Bergmann  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  feb  15  It 

1  n  e  j^,  35  40  13,  3y  75s  $1700 

Braid  J  W  to  J  E  Dalton  feb  5  Its  29  and 

30  b  1,  18  39  13,  6%  $1500 

Bacon  E  M  to  0  J  Uambleton  feb  11  pt 

U  77  It  7,  29  40  13,  3y  6%  $3500 

Becker  G  A  to  Elsdon  Loan  Assn  feb  14 

Its  7  and  8  b  2,  35  38  14,  7%  $1800 

Brnhn  P  E  to  O  McOollooh  jan  1  Us  47 

to  60  b  4,  22  38  14,  2y  7%  $5000 

Black  E  J  to  0  Fank  feb  10  It  2  It  2  etc, 

Oorbitt  add  3y  7%   $3500 

Brown  F  L  to  0  W  Meyrioh  feb  14  pt  Its 

8  and  9  It  5  etc  b  12,  Evanston  '/j  6% 

 $10,000 

Bordon  J  U  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  7  It  28  b 

3,  17  39  14,  5y  55f   $20,000 

Bereutsen  B  to  F  Franlzen  feb  15  It  2  It 

12  Ogden  add  5y  6^   $1600 

Burry  W  tiE  W  Spencer  jan  12  It  9  and 

pt  8  b  14,  D  Park  add  6y  7«  $2500 

Bodine  J  to  M  E  Gtbenebanm  feb  15  It  7 

b  3.  8  3S  14,  3y  6^  *15(0 

Bach  W  to  A  B  Wells  jan  24  b  10  n  e  J^, 

24  40  13,  7^  .!;22,O0O 

Berg  a  W  to  E  &  Foreman  feb  15  It  3  to 

6,  Clarke  add  Lake  View  ly  6%  $45'^0 

Bretns  F  tc  N  Ohio  Mot  H  B  Assn  feb  14 

It  40  Matter  &  Taft  add  7%   $10(  0 

Barthel  M  to  A  Tripp  feb  16  It  36  b  10.  29 

a9  14,  5y  6^    .  $780t 

BilhuberO  to  (V  Wolf  feb  15  Its  30  to  32 

b  6,  11  39  13.  7%   $1300 

Brown  M  L  to  H  S  Stanton  feb  11  It  11, 

Pette's  snb,  3  38  14,  ly  fi%  $2(  0  » 

Bnrtley  J  to  A  W  Mead  feb  1,  It  21  b  29, 

P  to  Aoburn  e%  $10(  0 

Beatty  8  J  to  S  Oorrigan  &  Oo  feb  14  It  1 

b  ?,  4  38  12,  6y  1%  $1000 

Birch  W  B  to  L  W  MoOonnell  feb  12  It  10 

b5,  Harrison  idd  3y  6%  »14C0 

Briscoe  E  F  to  M  E  Greenebaom  feb  13 

lis  1  and  2  b  3,  2G  39  13,  5y  6«  $1700 

Benes  J  to  S  L  Novak  feb  14  It  11  and  17 

b  7,  211  39  14,  7^  $4400 

Bnschmann  F  to  J  H  Ernst  feb  18  It  7  It 

6  b  2,  8he£f  add  3y  6^   $  iOOO 

Colby  M  E  to  Title  Goar  &  T  Co  feb  16 

pt  b  1 3,  27  39  14,  2y  6%  $  1000 

Chicago  Evening  Post  Oo  to  Equitable 

Trust  Co  feb  19  lease  of  n  >^  it  3  b  55. 

o  t,  5y  6a   $160,000 

Cranston  M  J  to  E  R  Haase  feb  15  It  7  b 

41.  7  39  14,  3y  ^%  $1500 

Orisculo  R  to  M  W  Koztninski  feb  15  It 

20  b  7,  1  39  13,  5y  e}4^  $1500 

Christian  A  C  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  14  pt 

b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Canda  Catile  Oar  Oo  v  Ohi  Title  &  T  Co, 

feb  2  pt  e  }^  ne  1^,  8  38  14,  6y  7%.!fQ2,<  00 
Chownard  A  M  to  0  H  Jackson  feb  13  It 

24  b  43,  Norwood  Park  5y  7%  $2200 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  to  Equitable 


Trust   Oo   nov    1'94   all   prop  15y  5% 

 $3,000,000 

Crane  O  E  to  S  M  Moore  feb  1  Its  4  and 

5  b  4,  9  39  13,  5y  7<«  $4000 

Cutler  D  to  W  D  Washburn  jan  29  Its  21 

to  28  It  2  b  43,  21  39  14.  5y  5^  $50,000 

Cotton  W  to  Am  T  &  Sav  Bank  feb  1  pt 

It  16  b  2,  1st  Div  Clyde  6y  7%   $1000 

Cochrane  J  I  to  J  H  Jones  feb  16  It  38  b 

3,  34  39  14,  2y  6%   $2000 

Carlson  J  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  18 

It  38  b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6«  $1000 

Connor  VT  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  16  It  48 

It  1  etc  b  4,  RookweK  add  'li  $2  00 

Campbell  M  to  T  P  Randall  feb  14  pt  Its 

14  and  17  b  32,17  31)  14.  3y  G%.  . .  $7000 
Continental  Mfg  Co  to  HP  Kranz  jan  3 

It  26  to  £8  b  44,  Elston  add  3y  6^.  .$4000 
Convaths  P  to  D  Deist  feb  6  It  6  b  7, 

Archer  add  $6(00 

Childs  H  K  to  P  B  Peebody  feb  15  pt  It 

130  and  131,  Div  3.  30  38  15,  2y  6^. $8000 
Oiz  M  &  V  to  A  Kobin  feb  14  pt  It  3  b  4. 

19  39  14,  5y  6%   $1200 

Cithak  F  to  0  M   Weber  feb  12  It  3  b  2, 

Reaper  add  3y  6%  $1000 

Oreedon  D  to  0  F  Schnmaoher  Jr  feb  11 

It  15  b  21,  7  39  14,  3y  6%  $1800 

Daiton  P  F  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  frb  9  It 

13    and    15   b    1  b  6,  16  38  14,  fiy  6^ 

 $10,000 

DeCoster  0  0  to  Equitable  Ins  Oo  feb  5 

pt  Its  38  and  39  b  136,  S  b  add  5y  B% 

 $40,000 

Daleiden  P  to  H  H  Kranz  feb  11  \U  13 

and  14  b  1,  SLmmerdale  3y  6%.  ..  %\->0Q 
Dougal  R  to  0  H  Fleischer  feb  13  It  9  b 

12,  35  40  14,  5y  6^    $l.'^.00 

Dinkel  J  A  to  R  Berger  feb  3  pt  It  20  b 

12.  17  38  14,  6y  G%  $40  0 

Dnnfee  J  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  11  pt  It  1  b 

4,  9  39  13.  3y    $"000 

Dic&son  8  B'  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  16 

it  4  b  6.  10  38  14.  5y  7%  2  deeds. .  .$11  0')0 
Dawson  J  B  to  M  Loeb  feb  11  pt  It  8  .  2fi 

40  13,  hi  6?  7  deeds    80  0 

Dietz  J  G  to  S  R  Harford  feb  13  It  2  b  16 

Wilmette  3y  7%   .     .  $1000 

Dixon  0  G  to  L  Baird  feb  16  !t  96  b  31. 

7  38  14,  3y  %%  $1800 

Dalton  8  to  F  S  Peabody  feb  13  It  26  b 

11,  Cochans  2nd  add,  Edgewaler  6y 

  $5000 

Dohse  K  to  Cicero  B  &  L  Assn  feb  14  Its 

1  to  45  b  ?,  27  39  13,  7%  $5000 

Dares  H  to  E  S  Hawley  feb  11  pt  It  9  b 

13,  11  38  14,  6y  6%   $16,0(i0 

Donnelley  R  H  to  B  Halley  feb  5  Its  8  to 

10  b  126,  May  wood  7%  $  '  500 

Dolejs  M  toC  Pitte  feb  14  It  20  b  53,  19 

39  14,  3y  7%  $1400 

Dorn  G  to  J  0  Emeis  feb  1  !t  28  b  6,  14 

38  14,  2y  6^  $9270 

Ehrman  E  to  A  Schiller  feb  14  It  168  b  1, 

29  40  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Erikson  J  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  14  It  19  b 

41,  6  37  16,  2y  7%  $1500 

Evans  W  T  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  15  pt  It  6 

b  2,  Rockwell  add  5y  6^   $2500 

Eiohman  W  to  W  Heinemann  feb  15  It  3 

b  1.  25  40  13,  6y  6%  $1500 

Ellington  J  to  J  H  Case  feb  9  ptlt  14  b  1, 

9  39  13.  5y  6^  $4000 

Erskine  O  P  to  T  M  Conpropst  feb  11  pt 

b  7,  in  38  14,  3y  7!^   $12,600 

Ebener  F  J  to  A  Torpe  feb  15  pt  It  3  b 

37,  33  40  14,  ly  6^  $10C0 

Eiton  A  H  J  to  E  A  Hartwell  jan  1  It  1  It 

5,  21  40  14,  3y  7^.  $1717 

Effiuger  D  to  G  N  Kellner  feb  9  It  14  b  8. 

20  40  14.  5y  H  $3000 

Elliot  H  to  G  O  Elliott  feb  11  pt  It  18  b 

2,  10  38  14.  3y  7%  $4800 

Frink  W  to  T  M  Hubbard  feb  18  pt  b  2 

etc.  1  38  13  2y      3  deeds  $48tC 

FlemiDg  M  to  A  W  Martin  feb  13  Its  1  to 

6  Collat  snbd,  17  38  14,  ly  7%  6  deeds 
  .$8100 

Fredel  H  to  A  J  Nowlen  feb  13  Its  37  and 

38,  Lester  sub  16  38  14,  7%  $1460 

Fuller  D  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  j^n  29  It 

9  b  11,  26  38  14   $1300 

Fraatz  O  J  to  F  Reidls  feb  13  It  2  Lane 

sub,  5  36  14,  2y  7^   $1500 

Forbes  A  M  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  feb  8 

its  32  and  33,  Les  ers  add,  16  38  14,  6^ 

 ,  $4000 

Freund  J  S  to  J  F  Jorn  feb  18  It  16  b  1. 

Kay  add  3y  6«  $1200 

Fritz  A  P  to  J  F  Jorn  feb  14  Its  4  9  and 

60  b  3,  22  38  U,  5y  &%  $1000 

Gruda  B  &  H  to  A  M  Snydaoker  feb  18  It 

36  b  15,  7  39  14,  3y  6^   $45' lO 

Geddes  A  to  R  Berger  feb  14  Its  44  and 

46  It  61.8  38  14,  5y   $1500 

Gregory  W  to  0  Jorn  feb  14  It  30  b  2,  28 


39  14,  3y  &%   $40r0 

Grinnel'  J  S  to  JO  Neely  feb  15  pt  s  e  7 

41  13,  5y  6^   $1000 

Giebel  E  to  W  H  Tatge  feb  16  It  16  b  25, 

31 39  U, 4y  7%.  

Groh  J  to  W  Heitiemann  feb  16  pt  n  e  3^ 

8  w  M>       41  13,  3y   6%  $3500 

Gaviu  A  A  to  R  Berger  feb  14  pt  It  2  b  1. 

7  39  14,  3y  &%   $450ii 

Graham  EE&/^8toPO  Stenslard  feb 

16  Its  21  to  37  and  pt  35  and  36  b  58, 

Jefferson  5y  6^  $4000 

Gregory  J  to  U  N  Christian  jan  30  It  « 

and  pt  It  3  It  26  etc,  3  38  14,  3y 

 #6620 

Giocht  A  to  O  Kubin  jan  2  Its  20  and  21 

b  8.  22  3D  13,  5y  6%   $6000 

Golz  H  to  Harugari  B  &  L  Assn  feb  9  It 

15.  Meyer  snb  25  40  13,  7^   $1100 

Griffin  0  to  G  M  Rogers  feb  9  pt  b  5,  18 

39  14,  3y  6^   $6C()0 

Guhl  0  W  to  HA  Goodrich  feb  14  pt  It 

14  tt  U,  18  40  14,  5y   $350(i 

Harrington  0  lo  Northn  Trn  st  Co  feb  11 

It  1,  Oo  Clk  snbd  b  24, Wolcott  add  5y 

9«  *U;00 

Hear  A  to  A  T  Gait  feb  14  It  12  It  12,  It 

E,  28  40  14,  4y  7^   $2  00 

Haas  J  J  et  ai  to  W  Loeb  feb  8  Its  13  and 

and  pt  12  b  64,  33  40  14,  6y  6«.    ...  $260 
Halj  J  A  to  P  Van  Vliesingen  feb  1  It  1 

b  23,  16  37  14,  3y  75s   $1500 

Haesther  0  to  P  Van  Vlissigen  feb  13  It 

12  b  30.  8  8  add  5y  6«   $10,0(i0 

Hammond    L  P  to  D  M  Bills  feb  9  pt  b 

11,  12  40  14,  11  deeds,  755  $7200 

Holmes  W  to  \  Torpe  feb  11  It  7  b  24,  33 

40  14,  2y  6^  $1000 

Homes  G  W  to  H  N  Austin  jan  28  It  15  b 

2,  12  39  13,  7%   $21  00 

HHrkins  F  J  to  E  Q  Pauling  feb  16  It  1  to 

3  b  1,  17  38  14,  3y  7%  ...   $1200 

Hnghes  A  B  to  H  P  Kranz  feb  9  It  6  tn  8 

b  8,  19  41  14,  3y  6^2  deeds   .$5517 

Hun-iinger  L  B  to  E  O  Hansinger  feb  16 

Us  4  to  9  b  3,  2  39  13,  2y  7«   $  1500 

Holman  J  to  A  Toroe  feb  16  It  7  b  1,  Clif- 
ford add  3y  6%  $i000 

Hicks  L  L  to  J  M  Jackson  feb  14  pt  b  5, 

23  38  14,  ...    ...   ....$300  1 

Hansen  A  P  to  P  O  Stensland  feb  9  ptlt 

2  b  3,  6  39  13,  2y  6^  %V  0  < 

Hastings  E  A  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  14. 

It  19  b  1  b  3  16  36  14,  5y  61  .  ...  $'^5  C 
Hasmann  T  to  M   Frohhoh  frb  15  It  36  b 

6,  30  40  14.  6y   7%   $1100 

Hickey  E  F  to  A  Boenert  feb  15  It  \t  b 

2,  17  38  14,  6y  6%  fl'KO 

Helminski  T  to  J  Frake  feb  6  It  44  b  25, 

6  and  6  37  16.  5y  7%  $1300 

Henrikson  J  A  to  T  Whitfeld  jan  31  It  34 

b  4,  4  39  13,  7^   ..$140(1 

Hoffman  G  W  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Oo  feb 

13  pt  It  6  b  56,  O  T  and  pt  It  i2  and  all 
11  to  21  It  8  etc,  5y  6^  $275,'  00 

Jenne  Z  B  to  Masonic  Mut  8  L  Assn 
feb  11  It  37  b  14,  17  36  14  $lii(0 

Jahnson  0  G  to  A  Peterson  feb  14  ot  b  1 
and  4,  17  38  14,  5y  &%  3  deeds $3500 

Jedlicka  V  to  F  8  Winston  feb  14  It  72  b 

1,  20  29  14,  dem  6^   $4CC0 

Jensen  0  0  to  A  Loeb  jan  22  It  22  b  1,  4 

38  14,  4y  6?    ....$i50D 

Jennings  M  to  0  J   Hambleton  feb  16  It 

44  b  3,  29  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Johanson  J  to  F  Peabody  jan  24  pt  It  24 

b  4,  17  38  14,  5y  7%  $1200 

Jostes  J  to  Mut  B  &  L  Assn  jan  25  Its  18 

and  19  b  2,  21  37  14,  65g  $1200 

Jackson  O  to  J  Rosenthal  feb  4  b  5,  27 

40  13,  6y  7J6  $3010 

Knaaok  J  A  to  J  Frees  feb  1  It  1  b  44.  19 

39  14,  7^  $151  0 

King  J  U  to  Will  H  Moore  feb  16  pt  It  21 

b  7,  4  37  14,  6y  7%   $1300 

Kerr  W  R  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  1  It  1  to  4 

b  1  elo,  3  38  14,  6y  &%  $100,000 

Kogebien  O  to  M  Conrad  feb  2  w  34  s  w 

34  8  e  34,9  41  13,  4y  6^  $3(  0 

Kalonsek  F  to  0  0  Schumacher  feb  11  It  4 

b  1,  25  39  13,  3y  7%  $10  0 

Knitt  M  et  al  to  M  E  Greenebaum  feb  14 

It  59  b  5,  36  40  13,  5y  &]4,%  $1000 

King  E  A  to  A  B  Mead  jan  16  It  15  It  15 

etc,  and  o  p,  32  41  14,  6y  63^^  $6'  00 

Kammerlander  J  to  W  Loeb  jan  23  It  18 

b  17,  30  40   14  $2,i00 

Lyons  J  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  feb  11  It  7  b 

2,  4  38  14.  Ry  6^  $2:^03 

Lawler  F  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  13  It  33  b  25, 

17  39  14,  ly  6^  $1200 

LiodetDaTin  O  to  S  A  Walther  feb  13  pi 

It  2  b  2,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $12*0 

Laaerstein  H  to  R  Berger  feb  15  It  18  b 

1,  10  40  14,  3y  63>^^  f  130  ) 

Loopold  C  H  to  F  W  Kraf  I  j  in  9  U  2  b  ii 


b  6,  35  39  14.  demd  7%   $2000 

Lawrence  A  to  M  E  Greenbaam  feb  14  It 

1  and  2,  It  2  13  39  13.  ly  7^  $1000 

Lemy  A  to  H  Felsenthal  ftb  18  pt  It  46 

etc  b  6,  18  39  14,  6^  $25(0 

Larson  0  to  A   Peterson  feb   19  It  22  aud 

pi  23  b  :\  31  40  13.  :-iy  6^  $l/)0() 

Leiberling  O  L  10  J  E  Moore  feb  1  Its  14 

to  16  b  4,  B  W  &  W  add  5y  1%  $10.0(i!) 

Lnkens  W  J  to  Deering  B  ifc  L  Assn  feb 

15  It  46  and   pt  45,  Nashlonds   add  7% 
     $221  0 

Mercer  F  W  to  W  R  Rich  feb  9  It  1  b  73, 

27  39  14.  6^   *20  0 

Myers  H  R  lo  N  W  Mat  L  I  is  Oo  feb  9 

pt  It  3  b  ^0.  4  66  It,  5y  6^  $13  1,00) 

Mor^n  John   Paobg  Oo  to  Stale  Nat  Bb, 

St  Joe,  feb  18  pt  It  6,  s  e      9  w  34  5  H8 

14.  3ua  8^   $50,000 

Moran  John  P.iekg  ('0  to  St  Joseph  Stock 

Yds  &  Terroi'  al  Oo  feb  16  pt  b  2,  Iq- 

galls  sub  27  38  14,  »%  in  trust  $  

Miller  J  A  to  J  G  shorten  feb  11  pt  b  67, 

14  3<  14,  6y  1%  4  deeds  $1(',IK)0 

Mc^oley  M  D  to  N  r  hern  Trust  Co  feb 

4  It  25,  Kenwood  2  3H  14,  3y  7%  *3C00 

MoVlahao  P  to  W  M  Willuer  feb  11  It  6  b 

4.  18  39  14.  2y  6?   $2000 

Malo  F  W  0  t.o"A   (3  Ernst  feb  5  It  135  It 

9  b  i,  Sheffield  ad  I  IHy  %%  $3000 

Vathisen  W  O  to  J  F  Snyder  feb  12  pt  It 

33  b  4.  7  39  14,  6^   $2400 

Mbokling  J  S  to  W  G  Baker  nov  15  pt  b 

6,  35  39  i:^.  2y  fiSS  3  dfeds  $10000 

M«robbis  A  to  E  0  Brown  feb  12  pt  it  6, 

40  14.  2y  (5%    $2000 

Miluamoir  M  A  to  E  M   Delana  feb  12  Us 

1 1  and  12  !t  19,  \b  ;iH  '4,  3y  (^   $2000 

MoCafferv  C  to  H  0  Z  itttrmeister  feb  6 

It  H  Gross  sub  10  38  1 1,  3y  &%   $1500 

Maass  C  to  R  Berger  fob  1  It  15  b  47.  19 

4(1  14,  3y  6K«   $10(0 

Mftyer  J  A  to  F  W  Kraft  feb  14  It  26  b  7, 

6  39  14,  3m  6^  $1604 

Maiael  M  to  W  Loeb  jan  23  It  14  b  1,  20 

38  14,  2y  6%    $1000 

Matterson  M  8  to  P  Steele  fob  7  pt  It  4 

It  3,  28  40  14.  6«  $5000 

MoMahon  J  to  J  W  Kfeiffer  feb  6  It  44 

and  45  b  19,  7  38  14.  7%   $1000 

Northwestern   Gas   Lij,  lit  <fc  Coke  Oo  to 

Eqaitab  e  T  uu  Co  j  m  1  all  property 

26  y  6«  $260  000 

Nel-on  0   to  A  Gntzsn  feb  13  It  7  b  10, 

21  ^8  14,  5y  tji^S   $2000 

Neebes  W  J  to  B  A  Fe^spenden  jan  29  pt  s 

w  34,  34  39  14,  2y  ti<S    $<750 

Neustifter  A  to  N  A  Mayer  feb  7  It  11  b  3, 

9  38  14,  3y  b%  $1800 

Novodvorsky  V  to  J  F  Stepine  feb  l4  It 

14  b  36,  7  38  14.  oy  7«  ...$12i0 

Olsou  J  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  feb  1  Its  8 

acd  9  b  5,  20  40  14,  ly  7%  $20(  0 

(31^ on  0  Z  .0  .VI  E  Gi-er!nebaum  feb  6  It 

16  b  I.  24  4'!  13,  5y  ?%   $  O'O 

Padrtta  W  to  0  0  .Schumacher  feb  13  It  hO 

b  9,  y5  39  13,  7«   $1100 

fatikHW  A  to  M  W  Kozmineki  feb  11  It 

24  it  6,  Eg-^in  8  add  fiy  6%   $1200 

Pedarson  L  tl  tu  E  doganson  feb  8  It  33 

It,  37  etc  b  3,  36  40  13,  6y  7%  $27(0 

Powers  A  0  ti>  G  W  Reid  dec  21  It  10  b  9, 

15  40  14. 3y  7%  $'300 

Paqneite  H  to  Douglas  Pk  B  Assn  feb  12 

It  34  and  35  b  1.  16  39  13.  f%  ..  ..$H00 
Petiek  J   to  A  Stepina  feb  11  It  66  b  4. 

14  39  14,  :%   $1'00 

Porter  N    to  F  A'  Y  )Uig  feb  U  pt  b  4 

YooDg  &  n  snbd,  28  37  14,  3y  C$6  .  .$7443 
Riegel  0  to  W   HeiuemiiTn  feb  13  It  37  b 

2  li;i7  b  2  It  B,  28  4(1  14,  oy  6?   $iO(  () 

Roberts  f)  T  to  H  E  Hiilbart  j  vii  1%  It  15 

b  1,  13  39  IH.  3y  V.%  $3000 

Rich  i  d^on  H  E  to  Will  H  Moore  feb  9  It 

1  D  ',  Green  add  5y   6%  $10;  0 

Rashbroolj  T  E  to  J  Shaw  feb  19  It  19  b 

5,  H6  H9  M,  vj^y  6«  $1"!  0 

Rezuy  M  to  P  Smith  feb  15  It  85  b  48,  19 

39  14.  4y  65g  ...   $ii  0  ) 

Riohardsou  D  W  to  O  J  Hambleton  feb  19 

Its  1  aud  2  b  6,  ^9  40  14,  5y  6«  i.22i  0 

Reoiirodt  J  to  A  Gatzsrt  feb  14  U  23  b  1. 

32  S9  14,  5y   62  $2(00 

Ratg  A  F  to  T  W  Prindiville  feb  14  It  9 

it  1,  17  38  14,  3y  6«  $2(  00 

Ross  N  E  ei  al  to  E  G  Foreaian  feb  5  U 

28  b  1,  Rockwell  add  2y  6jJ  $60C0 

Ro?eublatt  R  A  to  E  D'Ancona  feb  14  pt 

It  15  b  4,  31  39  14  «8O0O 

Raatert  F  to  F  1  Moulton  feb  14  It  48, 

Gro..s  H  Park  add    $2000 

Ro-ewnruer   H        to  8  R  Hirford  feb  18 

it  59  b  2,  2  I  .'58  14,  4y  .«    ...$1^00 

Soeer  C  L  10  W  E  ildUtrman  tub  5  It  6 

'b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  7%   $1000 

Strover  C  to  S  H  Trade  jan  26  Us  16  and 


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Stomal  J  to  H  Felsenthsl  feb  14  It  4  b  7, 

Braud  i-dd  ;"y  6%  ^  JiOOO 

S^ricku  K  lo  V\  •iciuemaDn  feb' 6  its  18  to 

20  It  1,  19  40  14,  oy  6*   $1500 

Schenber     vv  to  M   vV  Finckjey  feb  16 

pi  It  •>  u  w  1.4,31  42  13,  8y  6^  |3500 

Smith  A  to  M  I!  Clauoy  jan  5  pt  It  8  and 

9  b  4,  2  38  14  $11,000 

Sohlesinger  J  to  A  Gatzert  fab  11  It  3  b  1. 

20  40  !4,  5y  ^%%....   $22(0 

Spierliug  E  J  F  to  J  H  Joaes  fab  15  pt  U 

18.  b  4,  WoodlBWn  3y  6^ . . ,   $2500 

Soobman  H  to  N  A  Laagb  feb  18  It  10  It 

8  b  i*.  H6  40  13.  4y  6^  $2^0  1 

Snhnltz  0  to  B  Berger  feb  18  It  6  It  1  b  21, 

1:  39  14.  5y  6^   ..$2250 

Stootbam  A  B  to  J  H  Van  Viissengeu  feb 

14  it-  16  and  17,  Snow  &  D   add,  8  40 

14,  3y  6%  $5C00 

Semen  K.  to  H  W  Mathews  feb  18  It  36  b 

9,  5  and  6  37  15,fiy  1%  $3000 

Sbirk(w.-ky  H  J  to  tlcme  M  L  Assn  feb 

23.  It  69  b  7,  36  40  13,  6}^^   $1500 

Strange  A  to  Boenert  feb  5  Its  13  and  14 

b  1 ,  6  and  7  38  14,  3y  6<?  $1250 

Schwartz  C  F  to  F  Kinoiseig  feb  11  It  3 

b     2  39  13,  6%  $1000 

Smi  haf'toJ  W  Hills  feb  11  It  5  b  o.  4 

38  12,  6^   $3(100 

Stanber  F  A  to  U  W  A  Stauber  feb  15  pt 

1  b  4,  36  40  UJ,  6^  $3000 

Sha  tuok  NJi&CLtoJ  J  Kniokerbooker 

feb  18  It  11  b  8,  34  39  14  5y  6^.  ..$20,000 
Snizer  M  R  to  J   Wright  deo  31  Us  20  to 

37  b  4,  2  39  13,  2y  6$  $1500 

Stefiftnson  0  P  to  E  G  Panling  feb  13  It  1 

to  3  b  3,  Grops  tk  add  5y     ...... .  $6(  00 

Sherman  C  V  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  13  Its 

5  and  6,  Mehoc'a  snb,  31  38  13,  2y  1% 

   flCOri 

Schmidt  F  to  G  L,  Sandbrongh  jan  29  !t 

13  and  14  b  2,  31  38  14,  18m  1%  $18iO 

Sonoiidt  L  to  Harvard  B  (&  L  Assn  feb  10 

pt  It  3  b  22,  21  38  14,    $1500 

Stia-sbeim  D  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  feb  lo  It 

."6  b  2,  i9  40  14,  7S!  $1300 

Schwartz  I  to  P  O  Sten^land  Jan  17  It  16 

b  1,  6  39  14,  3y  6^   $1000 

Stegins  L  to  E  P  Sohmid  deo.  13  Its  8  and 

9  b  2,  19  40  14,  lOy  6^  $3000 

hiaaansky  M  to  S  W  Straneis  feb  14  pt  It 

11  b  26,  Saohsel  add  5y  6^   $7500 

Spencer  A  IV  A  G  G  to  R  Stua't  deo  21  It 

3  b  6,  28  38  14.  5y  7^  $3000 

Spiegel  L  to  J  H  Kraemer  feb  16  It  20  b 

2  Gross  N  8dd  3y  1%  $1200 

Schramm  I  to  J  H  Kraemer  feb  14  It  5 

and  6,  4  38  14,  3y  7%   $1000 

Springer  W  to  A  Peokham  feb  11  It  16  b 

«7,  S  S  add  ly  6^.   $1500 

Troy  E  to  J  W  Pfeiflfer  feb  6  It  12  b  3,  8 

S"*  14,  7«     $1600 

l  oll  L  et  al  to  F  W  Kraft  feb  14  It  16  b  6, 

2  39  13,  3  m  6  deeds   $1504 

TatigLey  J  to  A  J  Nowlen  jan  30  Its  44 

aLd  45  b  13,  25  40  13,  5y  7^   $2000 

Tnoo-.pion  O  R  to  P  B  Poabody  feb  18  It 

35  !t  -.5  etc,  21  38  14,  3y   $2600 

Thompson  J  S  to  P  Van  Vlissengen  fab 

18  U  lu  It  4  b  1,  Rockwell  add  5y  &% 

 $3200 

Tajl  r  F  vv  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  5  It  2  e 

\4  n-w  }4  18  39  14,  .^j  6%   $7(00 

IheiaJA  10  J  A  Walther  feb  9  It  6  b  3, 

21  39  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Voiitlaoaer  E'  10  G  Coombs  feb  11  It  266 

b  1  etc,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $1700 

Wood  v\  to  0  J  Dambleton  feb  8  Its  28 

to  30  b  3,  24  39  13,  5y  6^  f  1300 

William^  N  A  to  S  J  Lumbard  feb  7  It  11 

b  5.  12  Hi!  13,  6%   |l(iOO 

VVatfeins  J  M  to  O  K  Hnlohiason  jan  12 

pt  It  4  b  4,  Hah'B  add  3y  6%  $1175 

Wr.ght  W  lo  J  W  Baell  feb  13  pt  It  46  b 

4,  21  38  14,  2y  6^  $1150 

Waldo  P  E  loNorthn  Trnat  Co  feb  7  It  32 

b  1.    3«  14.  6%  $8500 

Wright  E  til  A  Peterson  feb  13  It  6  and 

pt  7  b  !.  8  38  14,  3y  6^  $i000 

Wr-gh'   E  to  A  Peterson  feb  13  It  6  and 

pt  7  b  I,  8  38  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Wa*hiDgiou  A  0  &  (3-  to  0  0  dohomaoher 

feb  6  It  37  b  1,  26  39  13,  3y  7%.  ...$1000 
'Vind-ior  L  B  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  feb  12  pt  It 

18  b  2.  2  S3  14,  2y  6^  $.oOtO 

WasBHll  -J  N  to  W  Heinemann  feb  4  pt  It 

3,  28  40  14,  6y  6%  $3600 

Waianec  H  to  J  Hofman  feb  8  It  23  b  2, 

10  38  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Williams  E  F  t.i  J  0  Neely  feb  4  pt  It  1 

b  8,  2  .•!'<  14  5y  6^  $45,000 

Weare  E  E  to  U  S  Mort  Co  jan  29  Its  5  to 

11  b  3,  S  Uraoch  add  5y  6%  $150,000 

Wireman  J  to  W   E  Wood  jan  3  It  5  b  5, 

30  40  13,  b'^y  6^  fl7C0 


William.s  C  A  to  L  Buird  nov  2  It  8  b  11, 

and  2,  K  to  Hyde  Park,  4y  6^   $8000 

Warner  A  N  to  J  R  Fonike  feb  15  pt  It  2 

and  3,  Better  subd,  3  38  14,6^  $7600 

Williams  K  B  to  J  C  Neeley  feb  15  pt  It 

37,  Woodlawn  Highlands  5y  6%  $4500 

Wilson  L  to  S  W  CotnsU  feb  16  It  8  b  4, 

20  40  14.  3y  7^  $1200 

Votara  V  to  F  Topinka  feb   18  It  5  D  Pk 

add  6%   $1400 

Yonng  W  L  to  B  F  Chase  feb  11  It  36  b 

27,  -^0  39  14,  fiy  7^  SlOOO 

Zeiss  J  to  L  Feorston  feb  1  Its  9  and  10 

b  6,  Gross  N  W  add  6%  $1500 

Zieroogel  L  J  to  E  Boehm  feb  27  It  2  b  3, 

19  .39  14,  3y    6}yi%   $1500 

Zybort  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  feb  11  It  66  b 

25,  Sheffield  Rdd  3y  6^  $1200 

Zealand  F  C  to  O  O  Kohlsaat  jan  1  It  215 

and  216  b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

<;UATTKL,  mOBTWAWKiS. 

Anderson  J  P  to  T  Ryerson  feb  15,  p  218 

Market  2y  $300 

Ambrose  I  to  A  H  French  feb  7,  fntn  6m 

 $168 

Allen  W  V  to  £  G  Hoeney  jan  23,  }4 

presses  etc.  14m  $305 

Andergoa  S  G  M  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  9,  forn 

6m  $51 

Aland  A  J  to  8  G  Hammond  feb  8,  forn 

150  Bosworth  6m  $130 

Adier  A  to  F  O  Edler  feb  18,  horses  etc, 

130  Larrabee  7m  ...   $360 

Arnold  R  to  0  F  Buehler  feb  13,  feb  13. 

farn  and  piano  152  19th,  2y  $8(0 

Agner  H  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  12,  piano  6m|77 
AUenbaoh  J  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  12,  piano 

piano  6m  $51 

Affolt  J  to  M  E  Fiuoh  feb  14,  forn  6m.. $41 
Blai»e  C  J  to  Smiih  Bros  jan  29,  fnrn  and 

8  m,  6m  $70 

Berry  B  to  H  T  Watson  jan  30,  horses  etc 

6339  Center  av  6m  ...   $80 

Blanohard  M  to  S  C  Fish  jan  15,  fnru 

2133  Dearborn,  6m    $1925 

Borr  J  to  K  E  Kessler  feb  18,  forn  176 

Green  6m    $40 

Brown  F  L  to  H  L*.ne  feb  14,  fnrn  1805 

Hinman  av  18m   $75') 

Byrne  W  to  M  E  Finch  feb  11,  fnrn  Cm  $66 
Bishop  F  and  J  P  to  Q  Gates  feb  13,  forn 

6125  .Madison  ly  $440 

Brown  A  to  V  Blatz  B'g  Co  feb  15,  salocn 

21  Hal?,  ted  $1500 

Baggolt  G  P  to  R  M  MoO.-eery  feb  13, 

fnrn  6m    $76 

Barrow  D  S  to  D  T  Dinn  feb  12,  forn  dem 

 •  I- 

Brink  F  J  to  Chicago  Brji;  Oo  nov  28,  sa- 
loon 27  North  av,  ly   $700 

Bennett  C  E  to  Btonswiok-B-O  Oo  feb  11, 

pool  goods  $744 

Brandt  B  to  A  Grunow  feb  13,  piano  381 

Randolph  6m  $179 

Bjlsma  G  to  L  Bybma  feb  7,  horses  etc, 

104  14th.  nov  1,'96  $40n 

Boswell  H  L  to  Koenig  &  Lnher  feb  14, 

horses  etc,  ly  $150 

Bliss  A  N  to  W  Banstin  feb  4,  piano  and 

e  m,  7m  $65 

Bneohioh  W  F  to  D  R  McNaoght  feb  2, 

fnrn  and  s  m,  6m   $103 

Berry  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  1,  piano,  6m. $60 
Bareither  J  to  C  A  Richter  feb  12,  piano 

39  Olybonrn  av    $176 

Brown  G  M  and  B  to  M  E  Finch  feb  7. 

fnrn  6m  $61 

Byrns  E  J  to  D  R  McNaoght  feb  6,  fnrn 

6m  $51 

Belts  a  to  M  M  Stewart  f^b  19,  piano  ly 

   $75 

Belts  R  &  E  H  to  M  M  Stewart  feb  19, 

piano  ly  $75 

BoDssernon  H  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  19,  fnrn 

9m  $99 

Bowen  R  R  to  A  Peterson  feb  6,  drugs, 

etc,  560  55th  st  2y  $1000 

Briokwood  A  to  M  J  Paddon  jan  27,  fnrn 

71  Warren  av  Im   .$122 

Bradison  J  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  4,  fnrn  184 

n  Peoria  6m  $103 

Brahn  A  to  W   Anderson   feb   16,  forn 

horses,  etc,  6m   $51 

Barton  F  C  et  al  to  F  0  Barton  feb  18, 

horse  "Mandolin"  222  22d  ly  $2500 

Chshore  A  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Bg  Co  feb  16. 

saloon  613  Sheffield  av  2y  $575 

Coyle  J  P  to  M  E  Finch  feb  11,  6m....  $93 
Cooper  R  8  to  G  Q  tiobbell  feb  11,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  10m  $70 

Cohen  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  feb  7, 

saloon  176  w  Adams  2y  $380 

Carlson  M  to  W  E  Aobley  feb  16,  fnrn  and 

s  m  6m  $61 


CnJleu  E  to  M  Liipsey  oct  15,'92,  forn  417 
n  Clark  11m  $73 

Chicago  BIdg  Supply  Oo  to  E  Hines  Lum- 
ber Oo  feb  16,  plank,  126  Weed  st  ly$4000 

Chicago  Bldg  Supply  Co  to  Home  Lum- 
ber Co  feb  16,  horses,  wagons  126  Weed 
8t,  2m  $1C00 

Camp  O  M  to  M  S  Nichols  feb  14,  fnrn 
664  119t  st,  ly  0  $1000 

Church  W  R  to  D  S  Daley  feb  17,  horses 
etc,  2y   $316 

Coddington  F  to  O  W  Palmadgl  feb  4, 
forn,  Pullman,  2y  $200 

Ohellis  E  M  lo  N  J  Pridden,  feb  13,  fnrn 
1427  Mich  av  6m   |114 

Collins  J  L  to  J  Richardson  feb  11,  fnrn 
157  Morgan  6m     $72 

CattliDg  B  to  C  H  Merrick  feb  13,  fnrn 
23m  .....  .   $70 

Cnrti  T  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  feb  15, 
saloon  48  Fullerton  2y  $235 

Chicago  Bldg  Supply  Oo  to  Columbia  Hd 
Wood  L  Oo  feb  18^  plank  etc,  110  Weed 
2y  $6000 

Chambers  S  to  J  Onllen  feb  16,  fnrn  118 
W  Van  Boren  6m  $130 

Duffy  J  J  to  J  CuUen  feb  14,  fnrn  6m. .$177 

Drummond  8  to  J  CuUen  feb  16,  furn  6m 
 ...$12? 

Dwyer  J  to  J  J  Asbury  feb  9,  forn  6m.  $700 

Dow  J  to  R  M  MoOreery  feb  14,  fnrn  6m$66 

Davis  D  to  Manhattan  Brg  Oo  jan  27,  sa- 
loon 5100  Halsted  ly  $1600 

Daniels  E  0  to  F  M  Daniels  nov  22,  fnrn 
674  Lske  3y  $1400 

Driver  N  D  to  F  Rodgers  jan  23,  forn  23 
Roslyn  pi  3m  $600 

Driver  N  D  to  E  D  Strain  jan  24,  forn 
23  Roslyn  pi  3m  $452 

Denioke  R  0  et  al  to  J  J  Strong  jan  22, 
ptg  office,  512  Inter  0  bldg.  43wks.. 

Daley  T  to  F  Keeler  feb  11,  furn  and  pi 
ano  ly  $128 

Drew  T  W  to  A  H  French  feb  14,  fnrn  6m 
 $133 

Do  Bois  0  to  K  E  Kessler  feb  8,  s  m  and 
forn  449  W  Congress  6m   $74 

Dennis  F  0  to  M  B  Finch  feb  16,  fnrii  and 

8  m  6m  $62 

Davis  R  L  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  16,  piano 

6m  -.  $62 

Davis  R  L  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  16,  piano  6m 

 ..$62 

Elton  A  to  N  P  Valerius  feb  14,  fnrn  and 

9  m  $68 

Ebright  L  M  to  0  0  Housel  feb  1,  drugs 

2904  0  Grove  av  ly   $  

Ellis  W  U  to  D  B  McNanght  feb  13,  forn 

6m  $103 

Eaton  0  J  to  F  Bender  feb  13,  mdse,  4834 

Ashiand  av  $277 

Forehee  G  R  to  H  Heldt  jan  7,  house  722 

Root  ly  $200 

Fri  a  F  to  Boh  Brg  Co  feb  13,  saloon  1620 

22ud  st,  dem  $325 

Filske  E  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  — ,  saloon  809 

Elston  av,  23m  $4Cu 

FuBoh  C  to  W  E  Aokley  feb  3,  furn  6m  $75 
Fish  F  E  to  A  H  French  feb  12,  piano  6m 

  $85 

Frolioh  D  to  J  A  Dahlem  feb  14j  piano 

142  Cornelia  6m  ,  $130 

Flowers  A  L  to  E  Ehrlioh  feb  8,  piano 

Dickey  st  6m  $50 

Flanagan  N  to  H  P  Mount  feb  II,  piano 

6m  .". . .  $53 

FelkeneteiD  H  to  D  R  MoNaught  feb  8, 

furn  6m   $52 

Gothard  G  H  to  W  0  Wade  feb  6,  forn 

and  p  6m  $70 

Greene  A  M  to  M  E  Finch  feb  14,  p  6m. $77 
Garner  A  W  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  10,  turn 

and  8  m,  6m  $207 

Gordon  J  to  W  A  Mayr  feb  12,  drug  store 

Wabash  and  Washington,  6m  $200 

Grymawioz  A  to  E  B  Eornisy  feb  13,  sa- 
loon 8  734  Commercial  av  3y  $700 

Geigel  M  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  18,  furn  6m$82 
Goldblnm  Frank  to  Fannie  Goldblum  feb 

13,  saloon  2364  15th  st,  ly  $905 

George  P  to  J  O  Goodman  feb  18,  furii 

7m  $50 

Goodie  M      to  S  Richardson  feb  15,  furn 

and  piano  1361  Bavenswood  Pk  lm.|l88 
Glahe  F  to  A   Meyer  feb  19,  saloon  475 

Clark  2y  $1500 

Healy  G  E  to  F  Richardson  jan  30,  buggy 

etc,  139  Diouey  av,  3m   $65 

Girard  L  to  Brosseau  &  N  feb  22,  fnrn  1426 

Ogden  av,  6m  $280 

Hemmeriok  H  P  to  J  8obnierr  feb  16, 

horses  etc,  615  Erie  5m  $237 

Heefner  H  P  to  O  Sohwalga  feb  18,  shop 

100  Wells  6m  $235 

Hoops  T  to  F  3  Snyder  feb  IC,  fnrn  and 


B  m  6m  $53 

Hopkins  G  to  A  U  French  feb  19,  fnrn 

6m  $72 

Hamblia  J  J  to  M  E  Finch  feb  16,  furn 

6m  $165 

Hoghes  W  R  to  M  E  Finch  feb  14,  furn 

6m  $146 

Haley  E  0  to  M  E  Finch  feb  16,  furn  and 

S  m,  6m  $103 

Henry  J  J  to  R  A  Sweet  feb  16,  furn  84 

Adams,  moh  22  $47 

Hnrd  G  A  to  Smith  Bros  feb  18,  furn  and 

piano  7m   $70 

Hinkley  G  to  W  M  Oox  feb  19,  landau  H5 

46th  6m   ,  $240 

Haggman  W  to  H  Klaver  feb  14,  horse-i 

etc,  3001  Fairell  st,  9m  $75 

Hentrick  0  to  Smith  Bros  feb  9,  furn  and 

8  m,  7m  $1(  2 

Heoht  J  to  M  Marms  feb   14,  bldg  311 

Belmont  av  2y  $2CC 

Hoffman  Bros  to  Ara  Brg  Oo  feb  8,  saloon 

136  Center  av  23m  $f5£0 

Hoof  0  M  to  A  H  Hopkins  jan  19,  piano 

7m    $70 

Hubbard  W  B  to  8  E  Lambert  feb  11, 

furn  2612  Commercial  av  6m  $172 

Holzenson  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  9,  turn  6m 

 $61 

Irvine  R  to  F  Richardson  feb  8,  furn  464 

41st  6m  $87 

Ireland  L  E  to  0  E  Meader  feb  16,  lurn 

10m  $  50 

Johnson  0  E  to  E  H  Thompson  feb  8,  furn 

6m  $224 

Joyce  J  to  Oantwell  Eagle  Brg  Co  feb  1, 

saloon  1334  Van  Buren  2y  $7uO 

Johnson  J  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  feb  12,  sa- 
loon 6625  Halsted,  dem  $300 

Jones  8  U  to  M  E  Finch  feb  11,  piano  6m 

 $i03 

Jaoobi  J  to  Independt  Brg  Assn  jan  12, 

saloon  1471  n  Clark  ly  $5C0 

Johannes  L  &  P  J  to  0  G  Wilson  feb  1, 

furn  423  Racine  av  2y  $350 

Jameson  J  T  to  A  Simon  feb  16,  forn  240 

Green  ly  $100 

Jacob  P  J  to  J  R  Freuler  jan  21,  furn  2y 

 $50 

Johnson  0  to  M  E  Finch  feb  15,  furn  6m 

 $l(-3 

James  M  F  to  0  Stookley  feb  H,  furn. 

1460  Madison  2y  $400 

Kaofman  M  to  M  Kuhn  feb  15,  mdse  1629 

Wrightwood  av,  2y  $300 

Kettler  0  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  11,  forn  9m 

 $70 

Keily  W  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  13,  furn  6m  $77 
Kalb  L  to  M  E  Finch  feb  14,  furn  6m.  .$51 
Krogt  G  W  to  Smith  Bros  feb  14,  fnrn  7m 

 $179 

Kinzelberg  H  to  Boh  Brg  Co  Feb  16,  sa- 
loon 487  Halsted  dem  $500 

Keigher  E  P  to  D  H  Racck  Pub  Oo  feb 

18,  ptg  office  $1250 

Kerns  B  F  to  M  B  Deavitt  feb  13,  dental 

office,  106  48d,  2y  $250 

Kosioek  A  to  Am  Brg  Co  feb  11,  saloon 

448  93d,  23m  $400 

Kelly  M  to  O  H  Merrick  jan  18,  fnrn  23m 


.$50 

Keyes  W  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  12,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $170 

Krueger  E  to  F  Getting  feb  18,  horses,  etc, 


.$126 


Lehman  J  E  to  E  Aigner  feb  14,  fnrn  10 

Sherman  ly  $78 

Lombard  P  to  J  A  Dahlem  feb  14,  forn 

3819  Rhodes  av,  6m  .,  .$104 

Latham  J  to  0  h.  Hobbs  deo  29,  library 

and  fnrn  162  LaSalle  3m  $280 

Lao  E  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  feb  14,  horses 

and  wagon  5227  Dearborn,  3m   S850 

Lodewiki  V  to  J  Framek  feb  5,  5  s  ms 

1140  Albany  av  2y  $175 

Long  H  to  Standard  Bg  Oo  saloon  664 

Van  Buren  3m   $428 

La  Bt7e  P  F  to  E  Staff  jan  1,  fnrn  986  54th 

 $60 

Larson  H  to  6  Strauss  jan  16,  oows,  etc, 

Irving  Pk  ly  $ifto 

Lilly  A  to  8  Bichardson  feb  7,  furn  1319 

Leavitt  6m  $62 

Leonard  R  to  Smith  Bros  feb  3,  fnrn  6m 

 $72 

Locos  F  lo  J  Richardson  feb  13,  fnru  945 

Basil  av,  6m  $105 

Leofstedt  0  to  S  Harris  &  Oo  feb  16,  lathe 

etc,  92  Sedgwick  6m  $66 

Lyons  B  to  M  J  Paddon  moh  23, '93,  13 

Bauwans  st,  9m  $280 

McLelland  R  W  to  Shields  Bros  feb  14, 

furn  4m  $96 

Miller  A  D  to  M  E  Finch  feb  14,  farn  6m 
 $61 


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MoOleonrty  J  H  to  M  E  Finoh,  fnrn  6m  |41 
MoKee  R  to  J  Richardson  jan  30,  fnrn  429 

Diversey  av,  6in  $84 

Magner  F  J  to  M  Halsey  feb  13,  horses 

etc,  2322  Mioh  av,  ly  $400 

Menard  J  P  to  D  R  MoNaoght  feb  13,  6ni 

 |5l 

Maokin  H  F  to  Smith  Bros  feb  11,  fnrn 

Gm  $135 

Mueller  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  feb  13, 

saloon  345  Olybonrn  av  2y  $400 

Molntosh  E  to  J  Molntosh  feb  5,  fnrn 

5412  Ellis  av  23m  $1900 

Miller  J  E  to  G  U  Brown  jan  3,  fnrn  2334 

State  '.  $1500 

MoOormiok  A.  Y  to  E  J  Abel  feb  11, 

int  iu  library  eto,  Lake  $120 

MorKan  M  B  to  D  E  Wagrner  feb  12,  fnrn 

529  Washington  2y  $285 

MoMahon  P  J  to  V  Fasig  feb  U,  farn  9m 

 $68 

Miller  W  R  to  M  E  Finoh  jan  9,  farn  6m 

 $51 

Monehan  8  to  Standard  Bry  feb  o,  saloon 

59  n  Halsted  2y  $700 

May  C  to  Anhanser  B  Brg  Oo  feb  13,  sa- 
loon 124  5th  av,  9m  ......  $800 

MoOrady  L  0  to  O  M  Brady  feb  7,  horses 

and  wagon,  119  Walnut  $100 

Mabre  E  to  J  G  Wright  feb  12,  piano  4m 

 $120 

Moy  T  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  13,  horses  et 

Indiana  and  49th,  6m  $51 

Moosman  C  to  Am  Brg  Oo  feb  12,  saloon 

223  WashicgtoD,  o3m  $200 

MoKee  R  E  to  F  B  Meek  feb  14,  fnrn  286 

Rash  St.  22m  $510 

Mofifett  E  D  to  0  U  Merriok  jan  31,  furn 

23m  $57 

Morgan  H  to  J  A  Dablem  feb  7,  fnrn  557 

35th,  6m  $91 

Morris  J  V  to  Smith  Bros  feb  15,  fnrn  7m 

.•.  $175 

Moore  L  F  to  Smith  Bros  feb  14,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $108 

Meyer  F  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  5,  horses 

and  piano  9m  $70 

Mnrphy  R  E  to  F  Q  Wright  feb  16,  horses 

eto,  239  Paulina  6m  $130 

Munn  W  A  to  M  E  Fiooh  feb  15,  p  6m.$103 
MoKee  Q  to  D  Pi'ies  feb  15,  fnrn  and  piano 

3m  $241 

Monehan  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  14,  fnrn 

and  s  m  6m  $103 

Malatesta  J  to  Tosettle  Brg  Oo   feb  12, 

saloon  6.00  State  dem  $400 

Meyer  O  L  to  C  Doering  jan  29,  mdse  931 

Milwaukee  av   $200 

Nohave  J  to  M  Nohave  feb  14,  grocery 

1412  22d  ly  $1500 

Niagara  Laundry  Co  to  J  U  Jett  feb  13, 

laundry  2<  2  Olinton  6m  $1144 

Norman  J  to  Smith  Bros  feb  11,  fnrn  7m 

 $70 

Neilson  A  E  to  M  E  Finch  feb  11.  furn 

6m   $96 

Nuger  F  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  8,  fnrn  6m. $176 
Nickwire  J  L  to  f)  U  Merriok  feb  1,  farn 


2y. 


 $55 

Osgood  0  B  to  M  E  E'inch  feb  9,  fnrn  6m 

 *102 

Gates  O  M  to  D  B  Moore  feb  1,  3^  shop 

498  Van  Bnren  11m  $300 

01k  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  1 2,  furn  6m  . . .  $51 
Olson  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  feb  13,  SohafE 

p  6647  4131^  n  Clark  6m  $56 

Ortman  G  to  E  S  Albro  feb  16,  fnrn  357 

12th  18m  

Padgett  R  M  to  S  Richardson  feb  11  furn 

and  s  m  546  46th  6m  $140 

Peterson  P  to  A  Peterson  horses,  eto, 


ly. 


 $200 

Penepacker  L  to  E  D  Penepaoker  feb  8, 

fnrn  ly  $300 

Patten  A  W  to  A  W  Greene  feb  13,  furn 

418  40th  6m  $73 

Pickett  D  J  to  D  B  Moore  feb  1,  sho>. 

498  Van  Bnren  llm  s'300 

Peters  0  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  feb  14, 

saloon  144  Madison  2y  $1600 

Patty  S  to  Oooke  Brg  Oo  feb  14,  saloon 

16  n  State,  2m  ,  |275 

Pearson  N  W  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  feb  15,  furn 

am  172 

Pioo  J  to  Schoenhofen  Bg  Oo   feb  16, 

saloon  533  W  2nth  2y  $300 

Perrim  A  to  J  0  Goodwin  feb  18,  Vose  p 

1450  7m...  $102 

Perrim  A  to  J  0  Goodwin  feb  18,  Vose 

piano  7m  $102 

Qnayce  A  T  to  M  E  Finch  feb  16,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $165 

Qaiok  R  F  and  T  M  to  Wood  Bros  feb  1, 

sheep,  Freeport  4y  $16,000 

Rutland  0  to  P  W  Hill  &  Co  feb  16,  furn 


2625  Dearborn  ly  $43 

Robbins  G  to  M  E  Finch  feb  13,  fnrn  6m 

 $136 

Ranney  A  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  14,  piano 

and  fnrn  6m  $267 

Ranlk  J  to  O  G    Wheeler  et  al  feb  19, 

saloon  718  Halsted  mar  1  $250 

Randolph  A  R  to  Mandel  Bros  feb  13, 

fnrn  6m  $800 

Reid  J  F  to  W  H  Reid  Jr  feb  — ,  buggy 

eto,  2y  $470 

Reed  W  H  to  0  W  Kopf  feb  11,  fnrn  1076 

Harrison  6m  $474 

Reimann  A  J  to  J  Onllen  feb  13,  fnrn  2141 

12th  6m  $68 

Rosen  J  to  J  Richardson  feb  14,  fnrn  328 

Oenter  6m  $135 

Ryan  J  W  to  E  H  Thompson  feb  12,  fnrn 

355  45th,  6m  $66 

Robinson  O  to  D  Rankin  feb  12,  167  Des- 

plaines  Im    .$57 

Ritzenthaler  J  G  to  L  AFrey  feb  13,  furn 

9150  South  Chi  av,  18m  $600 

Rasmns  J  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  feb  11,  sa- 
loon 68  Milton  av  ly  $100 

Smith  B  to  I  F  Ehle  feb  1,  m-ise  825  Van 

Bnren  ly   $200 

Sohmitz  P  to  H  A  F  Mcgg  feb  7,  furn 

646  n  Halsted  14m  $65 

Stevens  8  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  11,  furn  6m$51 
Sheppard  H  to  J  A  Dahlen  feb  11,  car- 
riage eto.  6m  $130 

Shntes  W  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $59 

Snyder  W  S  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  13,  fnrn  6m 

 $72 

Smist  M  L  to  D  R  MoNan^ht  jan  25,  fnrn 

and  B  m,  6m  $51 

Seller  A  to  A  R  Manin  feb  12,  furn  141 

Illinois  $354 

Snow  S  0  to  W    Nellis  feb  14,  fnrn  353 

Harrison  3m  $  

Smith  J  to  J  Richardson  feb  11,  fnrn  817 

w  12th,  6m  $60 

Stable  G  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  feb  15,  saloon 

288  Dearborn  2y  $1934 

Shampay  A  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  11,  furn 

1633  Mioh  av,  6m  $189 

Slensky  0  D  to  H  Itter  feb  14,  horses  eto, 

7m..  $150 

Swinehart  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  13,  furu 

9m  $40 

Sohierhorst  P  to  P  Valerius  feb  25,  fnru 

6m  $189 

Sweetman  T  to  0  H  Merrick  feb  5,  fnrn 

6m  $52 

Schoelkopf  0  R  to  Smith  Bros  feb  14,  furn 

6m  $135 

Savage  P  to  -v  Bensler  feb  1,  horses  etc, 

41  Boston  av  6m  $  2l 

StrnhtmuUer  J  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  feb  12,  sa- 
loon 3415  Wallace  2y  $2000 

Schmidt  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  18,  fnrn 

9m  $50 

Stiler  A  to  A  Hamann  feb  18,  fnrn  141 

Illinois  6m  $345 

Sullivan  D  F  to  Smith  Bros  s  m  7m  $95 

Steinbaoh  H  R  to  J  F  Steinbaoh  feb  7, 

hordes  and  wagons  469  5th  av  ly  . . . .  $474 
Sohafler  J  D  to  W  Anderson  feb  16,  fnrn 

 $60 

Stamm  A  to  J  B.nberthy  feb  18,  shop  645 

W  63d  demand  $2500 

Stanton  W  to  Smith  Bros  feb  4,  O  p  6m .  $70 
Stanton  W  to  Smith  Bros  feb  4,  piano  6m 

 $70 

Stiles  J  F  to  8  Zeller  feb  12,  fnru  462 

Vernon  av,  5m   $166 

Surler  0  W  to  M  E  Finch  feb  19,  furn  6m 

 $61 

SohreifEer  H  8  to  W  Hartje  jan  28,  horses 

eto,  615  Washington  $160 

Shannon  R  W  to  8  Sigler  feb  9,  furn  6m$46 
Sterne  J  A  to  E  H  Richter  feb  15,  fnrn 

5247  Atlantic.  Im    . . .  $50 

Sanford  Y  E  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  16,  fnru 

6m  $82 

Taylor  N  to  R  M  MoOreery  feb  5,  furo 

6m  $102 

Tanns  P  to  J  Brayton  jan  31,  fnrn  Worth 

6m  $160 

Tobic  F  B  to  H  Grady  dec  28  piano  ard 

furn  86  Wabash  av  2y  $410 

Tuohey  J  to  0  H  Merrick  jan  31,  furn  6m 

 $50 

Tomkins  8  R  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  13,  furn 

6m  $72 

Turner  E  to  D  E  Wagner  feb  7,  fnrn  79 

Sangamon  3m  $63 

Tennes  0  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  jan  21,  sa- 
loon 203  Chicago  av  $1047 

Vail  0  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  15,  furn  6m$191 
Williams  M  D  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  6,  fnrn 

6m    $51 

Werner  G  to  D  R  MoNanght  feb  9,  fnrn 


6m  $77 

Woodey  J  to  J  Onllen  feb  11,  fnrn  260  w 

16th  6m  $45 

Worcester  E  D  to  W  A  Fallette  feb  14, 

furn  1571  Fnllerton  av,  6^  $50 

Woenekhans  F  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  feb  16, 

saloon,  10  Clark  2y  $2000 

Wheeler  d  G  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  13,  piano 

6m  $310 

Walsh  J  to  R  M  MoOreery  feb  14,  Hale  p 

5150  6m  $70 

Weiseland  0  to  F  Keeler  feb  14,  fnrn  bm 

  $140 

Waring  R  0  to  8  Richardson  feb  11,  fnrn 

3132  Dearborn  6m  $70 

Wohl  M  to  W  Schroth  feb  11,  saloon  262 

35th  $760 

Yoncg  L  to  O  Meader  feb  1 1,  fnrn  and 

piano,  9m  $115 

Yeizer  M  to  N  Cohen  feb  12,  piano  and 

8  m,  18m  $172 

Yonng  C  to  R  M  Essiok  feb  16,  fnrn  and 

mdse  5m  $130 

Zimbrioh  H  J  to  E  Kehler  feb  16,  saloon 

116  Superior  Im  $309 

Zennert  H  to  J  0  Martin  feb  11,  fnrn  3443 

Canal  26m  $800 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Kngeland  A  to  0  Nenman  feb  13,  horse 

and  wagon  etc   $600 

Crowley  J  to  H  Rnbon  feb  12,  mdse  114 

Wells    $350 

Amsworth  J  0  to  S  Young  feb  15,  stores 

eto.  316  Clark  $8C0 

Dayton  W  O  to  H  W  Carter  feb  14,  steam 

launch,  Clarkdale  $i 

Ferris  A  to  W  O  Smith  feb  9,  fnrn  416 

Madison   $250 

Slamske  0  D  to  N  Laseur  feb  14,  market 

etc,  6562  State  $900 

Maurer  F  J  to  C  Warttoan  feb  2,  fixt  ete 

474  Harrison  $j600 

Roach  W  A  Oo  to  E  D  Aimball  &  Oo  feb 

14,  shop  146  Morgan   

Morse  W  H  to  E  Morse  feb  2,  furn  $300 

Flaws  E  L  to  8  Flaws  fob  13,  horses  eto. 


Siedel  E  to  Straw  &  E  MfgCo  feb  14,  fnrs 

etc  $200 

Tangney  B  B  to  W  B  Hunter  feb  14,  fnrn 

 $265 

Roberts  W  0  to  A  J  Haight  feb  15,  mdse 

313  Van  Bnren   $1 

Reid  W  H  to  J  F  Beid  feb  5,  buggy,  eto. $275 
V\iD8ton  B  M  to  E  H  Beardsley  feb  11, 

furn  137  Rioe   $500 

Voje  F  VV  to  M  Voje  feb  18,  mdse  286  n 

Clark  $1000 

Levy  A  to  B  Ohrenstein  jan  8,  mdse  6000 

State  $1775 

Prell  H  to  L  Haisch  feb  18,  Bradford  p 

18H8  $125 

Sayres  Decoratiug  Co  to  0  Dennis  feb  16, 

mdse,  eto,  356  n  Clark  $500 

Conoonlar  N  A  to  J  Oonoonlar    feb  18, 

horse  960  and  662  Garfield  blvd ...  $1400 
Kern  F  to  0  Boll  feb  2,  horses,  eto,  5418 

Princeton  av   $350 

Swanson  L  to  M  Anderson  jau  10,  furn 

205  Chestnut  $900 

Morand  J  to  M  T  Morand  feb  19,  fnrn 

4711  State  $1 

King  8  to  L  King  feb  16,  fnrn  319  w  Van 

Buren  $5 

Lohlumoreoht  P   to    J  McCarthy  feb  15, 

market,  eto.  9330  Cottage  Grove  av.  $8oO 
MoOarlhy  J  to   M  Sohlnmbrecht  feb  15, 

market  etc,  9380  OottPge  Grove  av..|800 
Tourahay  W  P  to  A  Irwin  oct  30,  horses, 

eto,  $65 

Wolff  C  to  J  Foster  jan  10,  fnrn  1515  Mich 

av   ....$700 

Brown  0  M  to  M  D  Miller  feb  18,  maohy, 

eto,  88  w  Jackson   $1500 

Molzen  P  to  A  Molzen  feb  18,  laundry 

203  w  Ranc.olph   $850 

Daniels  J  to  O  Johnson  feb  15,  saloon  Le- 

mont  $100 

Edward  K  to  LT  Tollman  feb  I'',  furn 

337  w  Chicago  $125 

Ziebell  W  to  O  Ziebell  feb  19,  horse  fnrn, 

eto,  $500 


SUFEBIOB  OOUBT. 
Charles  A  Schieren  et  al  v  W  F  Parish  Machinery 
Co.  On  ver,  1366.18. 
Heorge  0  Orlbb  v  Jared  0  Church.    On  ver,  13028. 
1  ewis  E  Boyle  et  al  v  R  A  Welle.    On  flndg,  »2400. 
George  BurK  v  Hajo  Eberhart.  Ou  ver,  $160. 


Michael  W  Bonfield  v  Abraham  Belr.  Ou  ver,  t70), 
Oeorge  Erlckson  v  .John  W  Trainer.  On  ver,  tl  0 1 

debt,  teOO  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc 
Deiter  Sweet  et  al  v  Park  Soekrow.   On  findg, 

$66.62. 

Kearney  &  Foot  Oo  V  Machinists  Supply  Co.  On 
ver,  1304.22. 

Janree  Poole  v  L  N  and  E  B  Sawyer.  Pame  1362.75. 

George  M  Eckels,  admr  etc  of  Merri  t  n  heeler, 
deed,  V  Pa  Co.    On  flodg,  $2(iOO. 

Frederick  Burkhardt  v  B  V  .Jackson.  On  ver,  %  9  .5. 

Robert  J  Horner  v  Benry  V  Bemle.  Mo  u  t  denied 
and  jagt  15829.  Appl; 

Wm  i  rmstrong  v  C  &  G  W  Co.    Same  nnd  jadgt 

$12,0011.  Same. 

O  T  Ke'eey  v  Swift  &  C  >.  Same  and  judgt  tll3.48. 
Appl; 

J  J  Carter  et  al  v  W  L  Moyer.    On  flodg,  ♦369.40. 

Josiah  T  Estey  v  W  0  8  K  R  Uo.  Mo  u  t  denied 
jadgt  $180(1.  Appl. 

Herman  Uhlhoro  v  Mrs  A  Wels.  Same  and  jadgt 
$20,).  Same. 

Quatav  flaepener  v  Adam"!  Pb'lipg.  Mo  n  t  denied 
and  judgt  $60. 

OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

Wm  R  Flemiog  v  City  of  Chlcafio.    On  fla  ig,  $85. 

John  Nelsjn  v  Joha  and  Elizabeth  Jonex.  Mo  n  t 
deft  overrl  l  aud  jadgt  $7  ).64.  Appl; 

Wiecontiu  Lime  and  Stone  Oo  v  A  B  Huxhes.  Oa 
ver,  $93.16. 

James  J  Fogarty  V  I  0  B  R  Co.  Mo  u  t  by  deft 
overrld  and  judgt  J1816.  Appl. 

Thomas  Leydeu  ec  al  v  Palrlck  Kelleher.  Mo  n  t 
denied  aLd  judgt  tl87.9«. 

James  Aruold.  recvr  Moss  &  Arnold  v  Bd  of  Dir  C 
Pub  Library,  E  G  Hirtch,  E  8  Ureyer,  B  Moos,  J  Q 
Shortall.  P  —  Smith,  John  M  Smyihe,  Z  P  Brcsseau, 
Wm  Easpar.  T  0  Ijenier,  as  dii  eclors  aud  City  of  Chi- 
cago. On  ver,  $50,(150.95,  Appl; 

Appletoa  Paper  and  Pulp  Oo  v  Firemens  Ins  Co. 
Mo  n  t  denied  and  jadgt,  t2l82.60.  Appl; 

James  Oorbray  V  Wm  H  Stewart.  Same  and  judgt 
$420.25.  Appl: 

Phebe  Lillibridge  v  Samuel  Kessler  and  David  Qil- 
mour.    On  vor,  $369  91. 

Chalres  H  Falch  v  KHymond  Gregg.  On  ver  $10 
and  sci  fa  to  surety. 

Frank  Susa  v  Frank  Ludwi       Ou  fladg,  $39.50. 

Henry  J  Huick  et  al  v  Heur;  J  Louis  and  Herman 
J  Lange.    On  fiudg,  $lu2).71. 

Henry  Hantington  v  George  W  HoatUng.  On  ver, 
$687.65 

Edward  H  Reed  v  L  D  Bristol.    Ou  ver,  $300. 

Herman  Haupt  Jr  v  George  H  Fergus.  On  fludg, 
$220.    Sci  fa  V  Henry  N  Mann  surety. 

David  Hyman  v  Leo  Austrian.  Cn  findg,  $100. 

M  H  Wilson  et  al  v  John  Morey  aud  James  Miles. 
On  evr,  $J73  9U. 

Eugene  S  Pike  v  Louis  OUese.    On  ver,  $88,58. 

Adolph  Schwarz  v  Edward  F  and  Henry  J  Keebler. 
On  ver,  $412,60. 

OIlDtnn  Woolen  Mfg  Co  v  Michael  and  Abraham 
Oohen.  By  deflt,  $743-7(i. 

H  B  Olaoin  Co  v  Jacob  Lf  wis.  PI  witharawn.  By 
deflt,  $2536.30. 

Samuel  Jchrom  v  W  Mackey.  By  deflt,  »256.31. 

Mississippi  Glass  Co  V  Aurele  Beaureaard.  By  de- 
flt, $9i:6  and  fci  f a  to  N  G  Van  De  Venter  and  E  A 
Oouisole,    Dis  as  to  Elmer  H  Garret  n  c. 

COUNTY  OOUBT. 

W  E  Oummiugs  et  al  v  S  J  Bettes.  On  ver,  $I6t.lO 
dis  as  to  E  E  Be'ts,  Appl; 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Reid's  sub.  It  28  b  5  of  e  ^  s  3^  n  w  ^  13 
39  13.  C  V  Roberts  et  al  v  Riohara  T 
Ward   $70.73 

Elston  and  Jefferson  ava,  Butler's  add,  Its 
11  12  and  13  b  3.  Adolph  Hastrelik  v 
Adrine  and  Arthur  Gerner  $217 

Melrose  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  67.  Arthur  W 
Bryant  et  al  v  E  A  Barker  $78 

Hollywood,  It  9  b  4.  Henry  G  Dawf  on  et 
al  V  John  and  Enphemia  Reid  $40 

Borden's  sub,  Its  27  and  28  in  sub  of  Its  4 
to  6  and  pt  7  w  3^  s  e  3^  36  40  13.  H  M 
Hooker  Co  v  Ole  Knudson  $266.50 

Elston  and  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  snb,  its 
11  12  and  13  b  3  see  9  40  13.  Frank  J 
Ruh  v  Alvine  Gerner  $279.65 

Scammon  &  Diokey's  snb,  43  ft  and  2  in  w 
of  and  adj  the  e  48  ft  of  Its  1  2  3  and  4 
b  5  of  pt  of  w  3^  of  s  e  3^  sec  23  38  14, 
Charles  Higbee  v  Lyman  E  Orandall 
 $64.26 

Hurst's  repub.  Us  I  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4  and 
e  1 7  ft  It  5  b  6  ApFr's  div  of  Us  13  to  16 
b  7  Linde  1  Giove.  E  T  Evans  et  al  v  L 
A  Barnes    . .   $24 


190 


Same,  w  i'i  ft  6  in.  Snuie  v  Same.  .  $64.26 

Same,  e  43  ft.  Same  v  Same   f76.26 

Milwaokee  av,  PattermaD'a  snb,  It  10  b  1 

n  e       26  40  13.  Adolph  Haslerliok  v 

Frank  Karobnoki  and  St  Janitzke.|l72.10 
Wright's  sub,  It  17  b  "B"  a  14  st  %  s  w  }i 
■  28  39  14.  John  Hillock  v  Herman  E 

Sohroeder   1702.48 

C  T  aob.  It  9  in  sub  of  b  44,  7  39  14.  Paul 

Timpe  et  el  v  Mark  Qreely  |50 

Assr's  div,  n  25  ft  of  e  100  ft  of  It  2  of  e 

1^  of  b  20  Brand's  add  to  Oh'go.   H  B 

Wheelook  v  Ellen  Harris  1159.57 

Clark  and  Monroe  ats,  prem  s  w  oor  John 

C  Ralston  v  M  Qreenebaum  Sons  &  Go 

 1448.83 

Sangamon,  6314.   -John  0  White  v  Jennie 

Baokman  |3«6.43 

Rogers  Pk,  It  15  b  23,  Charles  H  Mears  et 

al  V  Eleanor  A  B  Dn  Plaine  1269.45 

Keith's  sub.  It  27  in  sub  of  b  6  of  s  e  3^  s 

w  >^  14  3i  14.    Wm    H  Cannon  et  al  v 

Wm  Hough    |75 

Sixty-seoond  at  268  and  271.  Same  v  Wm 

F  Miller  |75 

Sixty-seoond  st  263  and  265.  Same  v  James 

R  Beardsley   |75 

S'xty-seoond  5t  259  and  261.  Same  v  Ezra 

F  Swearinger  f  75 

Keith's  sub,  It  28  sub  of  b  6  s  w  '4'  s  w 
14  38  14.  Same  v  Jolins  0  Emeis  |75 

Union  ay,  prem  6450.  Excelsior  Steel 
Furnace  Co  y  Sarah  A.  Hurst  $70 

Union  &v,  prems  6450  to  6458  inc.  Same 
y  Lorin  A  Barnes  and  Ohas  Ha.st.  . .  |fi60 

Ninety  ninth  st,  prems  6606.  Crandall 
Schultz  y  J  W  Bellowes  and  Cscar  Bass 
 $22.28 

W  20  ft  of  e  80  ft  w  of  Homan  ay  of  s  150 
ft  D  of  Fulton  St  e  w  3^  8  6  ^  11  39 
13.  Bullard  &  Gormley  Oo  y  Mary  and 
Louis  N  Arentz   $73 

Archer  add.  Its  25  to  28  except  n  75  tt  and 
e  10  ft  it  24.  C  V  Roberts  et  a!  y  Morris 
Hartje  $170 

Folton,  prem  1648.  Patrick  0  Desmond  v 
Mary  and  Louis  N  Arontz  $132 

Fulton,  same  prems.  Thomas  McKenzie  v 
Same  $47o  20 

Same  prems.  George  Reilly  v  Same. .  .$375 

West  Pullman,  Hnrd'd  sub,  It  20  b  4.  By- 
ron Carpenter  y  Julius  J  Sast  $20 

W  50  ft  of  e  83  ft  of  s  150  ft  in  e  of  w 
3^  8  e  3^  n  of  Fulton  tt  11  39  13.  Albert 
J  Koch  y  Mary  and  Louis  Arent7  $161 

St  Lawrence  ay,  prem  4530.  James  A 
Johnson  v  E  L  and  Julia  Bishop.  $277.38 

Edison  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  20;  also  Its  2  3 

4  5  6  and  7  in  b  10  all  of  b  11  s  }^  of  It 
20  all  of  Its  21  22  23  and  24  of  b  12,  Its 
1  to  12  ino,  b  1  m  orig  town  of  Canlield. 

5  T  Roebling  y  Emma  M  Partello. $96.80 
Holstein,  It  20  b  7.  George  Hanslein  Jr  y 

Mary  Tucker  ... .   $177 

Douglas  Pk,  Prescoti's  add.  It  14  sub  b  1 
of  b  2.  Frank  Bernatzki  y  Martin  and 
Augusta  Semoken  $860 

Davis'  sub.  Its  4  to  6  b  3  n  3^  e  3^'  8  w  K 
28  39  14.  On  It  4,  $221.20;  It  5,  $165.14; 
It  6,  $63.46  and  on  all  $449  79.  Ill  Mal- 
leable Iron  Co  V  Vogt  &  Sweeney  Brew- 
ing Co  $449.70 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDING  JOURNAL. 


February  23,  1896 


AF  PL.IC  ITION  FOK  Bi;ilDI.'«4]i 

FraDci  co  8t  8  234,  Richard  R  Thomas,  three  Btory 
aod  basement  brick  flats,  17,600. 

Grace  st  1525,  William  Henning,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence.  tiO,i  OO. 

Evanston  av  2491.  John  H  Uoblin.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fla's,  $4,000. 

8h(tSe!d  av  lla5,  0  R;  Nelson,  three  story  end  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t4,000. 

Twenty-fourth  pi  31,  Joseph  Blnm,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  ^3,000. 

Carpenter  st  6940,  Olaf  Nelson,  2  story  and  basec  ent 
brick  flats,  t2,200. 

Seventy-third  st  843,  Fred  W  Sweet,  2  story  frame 
dwelling.  t2,00n. 

Thirty-flrst  st  and  Emerald  av,  a  e  cor.  Whistler  & 
Fontaine,  three  story  and  basement  brick  store 
and  flats,  136.000. 

Montlcello  av  895,  911,  91S  and  919,  John  Mills  four 
1  story  and  basement  brick  cottages,  {3,200. 

Wabansla  av  1329  and  1  )3M,  Same,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  %1  uoo. 

Dlvereey  av  1044,  J  A  Bongard,  2  itory  frame  fiats, 
tS.I'OO. 


Fl^k -t  33.2.  M  Duske,  i  story  an.l  biseu  out  brick 
fiats,  ^2,400. 

School  st  5U4,  A  Peterson,  2  story  frame  flats,  12,(00. 

Michigan  av  4542,  John  Youug,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  barn  and  dwelling,  $4,000. 

Washington  st  1278,  F  M  Woods,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $2,000. 

Huron  st  316,  Oarl  Liedke.  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Carroll  av  839-41,  L  Wolff  Manufacturing  Company, 
1  story  and  basement  brick  shop,  $6*000. 

Siity-flfthst  617-619,  Mrs  0  ^qniIe8,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats.  $18,  00. 

Van  Bnrea  st  192  94,  R  e  Qivens  Jr,  and  0  E  Patter- 
son, 1  story  and  basement  brick  warehouse,  $20,000. 

Forest  av  3560-71,  P  J  Bush,  three  story  and  base, 
nient  brick  bailfling,  $11,000. 

Twenty-fourth  st  346,  Peter  Conraths,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,800. 

Wabash  av  4919,  W  M  Lasher,  three  story  aod  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Oak  st  86,  Fra  k  Gruschow,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $2,500. 

Edgewater  av  850,  Ed  Johnson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2.0110. 

Wilooi  av  1128,  William  Evans,  2  story  and  basement 

briCE  flats,  $2,600. 
Homan  av  813,  O   Meizger.   2  story  and  basement 

brick  fiats,  $3,100. 
Harrison  st  17o7,  O  W  Wallace,  three  story  and  base- 

ment  brick  rear  addition,  $3,6(jo. 
Huron  st  2049,  Charles  Owen,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$i.ouo. 

Portland  av  ,1119,  »nn  Mills,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2  000. 

Sheffield  av  293  Ernest  Rcesch,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,n00. 

Randolph  st  W  15,  John  R  fearer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $2,000. 

Twenty-sixth  st,  west  of  Rockwell,  w  w  Kimball  h, 
Oo,  5  story  and  basement  brick  addition  to  factory, 
$25,(100. 

Adams  st  lsl-33,  George  A  Fuller  Company,  altera- 
tions on  building,  $2,60). 

Ada  st  6848.  A  Larson,  2  story  frame  flats,  12,000. 

School  st  621,  George  K  Fiedler,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Twentieth  st  W  87J,  Frank  C  O'Day,  2  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,600. 

Adams  st  22(  0,  Mrs  Snow,  2  story  atd  b'sement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Turner  av  715,  A  E  Dyer,  2  story  and  basement  biiok 
flatd,  $3,500. 

Woodside  av  112  and  Paulina  1969  70,  Niels  Buck, 
three  2  story  brick  brick  fiats,  $6,00ii. 

Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identided 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu- 
fiye  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  snooess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  wou)d  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sncli.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AGrHSNTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Gnstavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  st 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  ft. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BROO    i>..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERQSTEDT  0.  G.  *  ^ons.,  Rm  87,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  «05  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CaIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  30U304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CLARK  GIDEON  E.,  260  92nd  St. 
CDLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
OUMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Oo.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 
WafhiDgton  sts. 

DSLAMATER,  S..  66  Dearborn  St.  Hmuboldt  PB' k 

p-onerty  a  specialty. 
DRKYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
I'WIGGINS  JAY  &  03,409  Chamber  of  Commerce 
DDNl.AP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLE8TON,  &  MALLETTE,  207  racomp. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  .WAHON  d>  CO.,  308  Cham,  of  Commerce. 
EULETTE  C.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offloe'<:  Halsted  and  71st 

65th  Boulevard. 
ifRICKE,  0.  C,  16  Metropolitan  BIk. 
QETOHEJ.I  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
iK)RDON  C.  \j.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiilo  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  S.  Clark 
HAMMOND,  C.  L.  R  410,  205  La  !>alle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HULING  E.  0.  &  Co.,  90  Washington  St. 
HORLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  et. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  St. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 
LANGHENRY,  EVANS  St.  CO.,  Assooiallon  Bldg. 

158  and  165  La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  <t  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  h  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
AIAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8t»>  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St, 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MERIG^LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  gt 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Blfg. 
RAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
REHM  &  ODELL,  R  55  and  66,  94  LaSalle  f 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,8109  State  Street. 
SCHUMACBER  0.  0.,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  b  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIBRLING,  F.  0.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  RandolpH 
YOUNG  JOSEPH,  1237  West  Madison  St. 
ZSANDEB,  E.  W.  <t  Co.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Stri 
ZUTTEBMEISTEB,  H.  C.  &  Co.,  818  S.  Baistea 

BANHBBKi. 

DREYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  88  and  86  D.  arborn  Strei- 

MERCHANTS  II  IHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclbnrn 
Attorney,    South  Ohlcago  111. 

PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbor,^ 

WASMANSDORF  b  HEINEMANN,  14  Rauaulp& 

Abitracts  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLfiTTB  h  RIOKOORDS,  107  D 
bom  St. 

HANDY  &    O.,  92-4    Wasnington  St. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st, 
ECOBSDER'S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,   OoiiDty  O 
Hnnn. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wa  bash  a7d&Aclams  st . 


Fetruary  23.  1895. 


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191 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  ie  not  a  Real  Betate  Agency  for  the  parpoee 
of  specalating  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  inenre 
proteoilon  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

Keferences:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorff  &  Heineniann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  In  Ohicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 


where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


February  23, 1895. 


EVEkL^S 


Office 


Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave.  a6d  Adams  St 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Averiue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


.W  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.  W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and   Madieon  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


'c 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK   and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE.  th.e 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  8u  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fittii  and  House  Drainage, 

33     WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and; 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


Atlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
TraneatlaDtio  Fire  Ids.  Co  ,  Bambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi'-e  Ins.  Oc,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

CH10A«iO  IlilillHOIH 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


The  only  factory  suburb  of  Chicago  which  has  Three 
Trunk  Railroai^s,  a  complete  Belt  Line  and  two  Fuel  Oil 
Pipe  Lines 

For  full  particulars  apply  to 

JAY  DWIGGINS  &  CO.,  Founders  of  Griffith, 

408  and  409  Chamber  of  Commerce,  CHICAGO. 


A.  fl.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
ti ngs  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
Setc. 


Desk 


Folding  Beds. 
Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.Ante&Co.,2Wa&. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FBEIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  ANO  WOKB.8, 
15th  street  and  Ashland  A  venue. 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLaiCIt, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  ^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hoine. 


Fbane  Q.  Hoynb 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°^']ra|i^^ 


I-.^lSriDSOA.FE 


PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


;'rotiiriti7  secured.  'J'ruflo-M.nk-i,  '  vi'Vf jghtp 
HiKl  I.alicla  registered.  'J'ueiity  five  ye:.iM  ex- 
perience. We  report  whetlier  |iatent  can  lit 
secured  or  not,  freeofch-irtTO  fair  foe  n<ii  dui 
until  patent  is Blldwed.  'A'-itj-.iAe  iiooU  l'  i  i  <>. 
M.  B.  WILLSON  &  CO..  Ationicvs  oi  L.w 
W  U.S.  I'at.  oflicu     V>'ASK!NGV  GN,  D.  C 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

aenoral  JobblcK  1^  All  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

OELlcim.ln.lng,  ©to. 
All  Of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  aud  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

BnlldlBg  Haterlali  Ch  Icaeo 

For  Bole.     Telephone,  Main  7fiT. 


Real  Estate  Bargains 


Ir|  Corrier  arid  Inside  Lots  are  found  irj 

the  Manufacturing  Town  2i  miles  south 
of  Chicago's  limits,  with  splendid 
Sewers,  Water-works,  Schools, 
Churches,  Fire  Protection,  Boule- 
vards, Electric  Railway  and  Lights,  the  Illinois  Central  Railway,  the  Big  Four 
Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Railway,  the  Chicago  Central  Railway,  and  the  Calumet 
Terminal  Branch  of  the  Belt  Line.    6,000  Population.    No  Saloons. 

HARVEY'S  Present  is  a  Success. 

Its  Future  is  Assured. 

Persons  lookine  for  Profltable  Investments  will  And  it  to  their  advanta,«;e 

to  Tisit  Harvey. 

Piill-s5zed  Lots  for  $165,  easy  Terms.  Free  Transportation  any  Weekday. 
8^9  The  Rcokery  Building.       217  LaSalle  Street. 

THE  HARVEY  LAND  ASSOCIATION, 

(Fonndere  of  HABTET. 


•V  C  II,  ffT^^;!^^  f^: 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  9 


CHICAGO,  MARCH  2,  1895. 


Subscription  PiIice,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING 


AND  THE  RECORDS. 


MONEYTO  LOAN 

On  Improved  Reai  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.^,^URLBUT&Co, 

88  Wa|»hington  St.  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Reai  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  llinin  112.  Ctiicag:©,  111. 


WASMANSDOUFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

ATos.  14S  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICA<,:0. 

the  iQvestmeDt  of  Money  )n  G-od  Peourilloa  a  Speolaity.  First 
Mort  aijea  on  Eesl  Esfafe  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOL^. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  &.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Qtate,  [pan 

and  financial  P\,^znt^- 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEET  . 

Telephone  Main  1647, 

Gilbert  M.  Weeks  &  Co. 

MorteLoans&RealEstate 


109  Kandolph  Street, 


704  Schiller  Building 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO,, 
Real  Estate,Loansand  Investments, 

Room  938  titock  Exchanse  Balldins, 
S.  W  Cor.  Lia  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 
CHICA<>0. 


EDWARD  G,  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB .  Leans  and  InvBstents, 

Real  Estate. 


t*S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IS  ANU  17. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o, 


OHIOAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '~'''';|c1t.es. 

Mortgage  Lioans. 

Will  remove  from  128  La  Salle  Street  March  15  to 

114:  JLa  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


Specisl  atten' ion  giveo 

Taxes  and  Assespments. 


®icagro 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  OBE£N. 


EUGENE  H.  FlaHBOBN. 
RANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN.  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MA^^AOEMENX  OR 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogciean  Bldg..  34  Olark.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BAENBS, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  paeish, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estite« 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
I  n-7  ^""105  R^^^^  o  Branch  OfTTce 

I  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St  Oalumet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WXLLT8  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIED,  GEOBGE  L.  WABNEB  . 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed'ng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■  Estate  and  ■■  Renting, 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortn 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

^415*MILWAlJKEE*AVENUE,($. 

Telephone  West  69a.  CHICAGO 


J.H.  l49L'a5alleSt 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


ANVLISSINGEN 

&  BRO> 


EST'D 
16  7  9 


The  First  National  M\  s  Cliicago, 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

lYMAN  J.  Gage,  President.  Jas.  B.  Forgan,  Vice  President. 

BioHABD  J.  Stbeet,  Cashier.  Holmes  Hoge.  Ass't  Cashier. 

Fbane  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS: 

Sam'i,  M.  Niokebson.       E.  F.  Laweenoe.  S.  W.  AlleetOh. 

P,  D.  Geay.  NoRMiN  B   Beam.  Nelson  Mobbib. 

R.  0.  Niokebson.  L.  J.  GAge.  Eugene  S.  Pike. 

A.  A.  Cabpenteb.  Jas.  B.  Foboan. 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  P  rk  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


194 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

^or©  .  Tracts  ■  F-uroiia-sed. 

Or  Snbdivided  and  Managed  for  OTsaers. 
30i  to  304  IN  TEH  OCEAN  BUILDIN&. 


Telephone  Mnin  6H8 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 

MORTGAGE       Bra„en  «mce, 

BANKERS. 


'490  E,  55  (Street. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

tSeccessors  to  Dixon  &,  Peterson)  ruanufact'rs  of 

eARPCNTcRs*  MeyLDiNsa 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

143  Randolph  St 

Private  Safes  to  ront. 
$3, CO  to  *Sli.OU  per  Bncum 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


OHIOAQO 


R  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    55     METROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Sireets, 
CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•$1  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ^ 
•$j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  J$. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Branch),    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M      BANKERS.  ^ 


•O;- 


^joa.Ta&  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans 

Invesiiaents. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Valletta,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 
liV7  &nii  100  '-eHiboi-n  :«t<>«'I 

This  Company,  possessinK  Oiniplete  Indexes  to  the 
existint;  records  of  Coolc  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  ol  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  ali  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MA&ONIC  TEMPLE. 

First.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world- 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad' 
vertise  in  America 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago- 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

Thikp  -It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

FouRTn.— In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented— everything  nos 
sessed  by  any  other  ofilce  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice-"aseyour  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thou.«and 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  stranger* 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth— A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  dirfctshim  to  where 
he  can  procure  In  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth.— No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  po.ssesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  nronertv  of 
its  tenants.  ' 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

Masonic  TempJe,      ■      -  Chicaeo. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearbirn  St.,  First  National  Emk  Bldg, 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^ 


rancis  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


'  STREET 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


•OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COH.  L/V  SALLE  AND  AIUM8  BiREESS. 


MASONIC  TEMPLE.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

I-;,  e.  I  AOEY,  PreaideDt. 

D  H.  DEWEY,  Vice  rreeideLt. 

J.  0.  CKAFT,  Cashier 

Uepo8its  July  is;,  1893  «e,.tSS0N»7l 
"We  solicit  yoiar-  Tousine^s. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
«th  Floor  Jflasnnic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

.Monty  Always  on  Band  -it  Lowest  ''"'nrrent  Rates- 

120  LA.SALLE  STES^T 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


8»  aai-tford  Buil<line> 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record  ( 

ANL>  7 
A  WIDE-AWAKE   NEWSPAPER  ) 

DEVOTED  TU 

I 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 
WESTERN  SECURITIES  j 
BUILDING  J 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  ali  the  Courts  and  \ 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  ? 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state I  Bijildii7(5  Journal 

EDITORIAL,  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.  'fc-  CHICAGO. 


Showing  in  Advnnce 
Building  and  real  esta-tp 

N  EWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  al!  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXYII.— No.  ti. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MARCH  2,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUEANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Rentmg, 

9  53-155  LaSaSie  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  \^  ^  r-^ 

Ravenswood.  V^XiXOcXy*^, 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

liOAA^S  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  dnanqber  of  Oommerce, 
CHICAGO. 

IMm)  Loaned  Wltiiout  CDmiiiissiDn 

■5J  On  improved  city  property  and 
Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R,  PeiNQIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

F.  W.  KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  S  eam  Power, 

70,  72.  74,  76  W.  Washington  St. 
And  44  S  Jefferson  St. 

CHICAGO,    -      -  ILLINOIS. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
B.  S.  JtJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Deai-born&Washinatcn  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  18.^4. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANB, 

97  CLARK  Street 

Geo.  S,  Foster, 

ATTOHNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  edtates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  @. 

BANKERS, 

Loans    anci    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eileston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telex  hone  ilarriton  6  9    109411  EOOKERT  BLDG. 


H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEIPTEE.    O.  H.  PU?OHEOK.     O.  H.  ZUTTEEMEI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTESMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C:.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

3C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICA&O. 

^g="Evaneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  SpeciaKy. 


FBANE  BIEDLE, 


F.  J.  80HBEINEB.. 


Notary  Poblio. 


Telepbone  Main  3269. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3  I  09  STATE  ST..  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  iSoutli  6^4, 

P.eal  Eatate  Bought  and  Sold.  Kects  0  Uected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  DOLKSE.  J.  H.  SHEPABU 

ESTABLISHED  1868. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

° PAVING  i CONTRACTORS," 


UANUVAOTUBBBB  AKD  DBAIiBBS  I» 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushrd  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Bfccks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 


162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELEPHONE  No.  1169. 


OHIOAQCi 


Partioaiar  attention  paid  to  Macadam  Roads,  j^rWea,  Boule 
varde  and  Boads  In  new  SnkdlvlBlona. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  IN2URpCE,LDpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

E.  T.  PAUL  <fc  CO, 

RBAIv  BSnrA^TB  i&  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  CHirACO. 


PERLEY  HAEE, 


ARCHITECT, 


i3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Chicagfo 


•EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  I  LOANS 


Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 

Real  EstPte  Bousiht  and  Sold.  Loans  Ne^-gotiated 
onjj^p  nved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Nor- 
Re-i  ersts  Attendcid  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Ilaia  37»3. 


Hum'bJlclt  Park  Property  a  Fpecislty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAI.  SSTATE, 

Bcom  il  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Washington  and 

8.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.  CHIO  Gt 


196 


Tfii:  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDlNG  JOURNaL. 


March  2,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

fiBTISBD  AND  OORBEOTED  EVEBY  WBEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MABSED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NTJMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADTEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNBB  OB  BIS  AQENt'S 
ADDBK8S  IS  QITEN 


.$ 


7,000 
8,760 

530 
7,000 


60 


.$  115 


200 


3,350 

6,ono 

5,500 
760 


south  bide. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  3-8tory  briok  bnildinff,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  

Berkeley  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16. . 
Beverly  Hills,  One  beaotifnl  lot  25  ft  front,  $25  cash 

halanoe  $10  per  month.    D  12  

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15 

Bo\ren  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.     W  8. $8,000  and  |  9,000 
Oalnmet  av,  north  44th  st,  2-8tory,  6  and  7  rooms, 

modern,  with  barn,  obeap.    Ml   $  7,500 

Oalamet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  ll  room  stone, 

new  and  every  oonvenienoe.    Ml  $10,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  33d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  175 

Oalnmet  av,  near  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

Oalamet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x200x130,  price 

perfect.  Ml  

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  | 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.    Q  8. 
Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $ 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stoue  front, 

modern,  owner  is  seller.    Ml  $ 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$ 
Ohamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  fool.  F  13..$ 
Chicago  Heights,  three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  pajable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  !• 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22J^xlO0.  R  11.  $26,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47 ih  st,  full  d'pth,  price 

per  foot.  Ml  

Cottage  Grove  av,  cheapest  corner  in  market.  Q  8. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35ih  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  11 .  $86,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  S-story  briok  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  1 1  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  lot  l.SO  ft  deeo,  price  per 

foot.    M  1  I  85 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .$26,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15.. $26,000 
Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,moderu, 

oak  trim,  flne  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  U-room  briok  house.  B  16. $15^0(0 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15.|2(',00(i 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  honae.     B  15.$10,00!i 

Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  root  is,  briok .    Bl5  i  8,500 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  *13,n00 

Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok. 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 
Ellis  av,  near  55th  st,  e  f  60x130,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  62.50 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  6 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121;  in  fine  shape.  M  1.$  7,250 
Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  5,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Drexel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.: 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

(5F18)  cor  100x100,  very  choice,  price  per  front 
foot.  P4  


.$  214 


B  15  $30,000 

B  16  $  4,600 


260 


220 


300 


(6F12)  cor  60x120,  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  I 

(6F13)  cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P  4  | 

(6F14)  cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe 

per  front  foot.     P4  $ 

Forty-fourth  st,near  Grand  blvd,  60  ft  very  cheap! 

Forty-fifth  st,nearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st  (Kenwood),  elegant  lO  room  brown 

stone,  every  convenience;  try.    Ml  $  8,800 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  6^000 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

„     F  ^3  1  200 

Uorty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot  (8F12,)    P4.$  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  fine  shape;  easy  payments.  Ml...  $21,000 
Gram  blvd,  near  46ih  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  49th  bt,  50x160,  prioe  per  ft.  M  1.$  275 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  25  to  1(  0  x  150,  prioe 

per  foot.    Ml   | 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $ 

Greenwood  av,  cor,  100  ft,  below  value.    Q  8. 
Qroveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .f 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  « 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  lO-room  frame  house.  B  15. 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8. 

Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  3-8tory  stune,  6,  7  and  8 

rooms,  lot  26x180,  new  and  cheap.    M  1  $  9,0C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,Vo(i 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  f.9th  ft,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6^500 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.  W8  

Indiana  av,  near  3fith  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  

Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  26x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    Ml   ........ 

Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per' foot. 
Ml  


200 

110 
450 
226 


.$  125 


200 


3€0 

125 

60 

166 
175 
210 
10,000 


105 
166 
87.50 


$  90 

$  97.60 
$  135 


80 


75 


7,roo 


810,500 


(5F19)  cor  105x100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P4   . . .  . . 

(5F110)  cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P  4   . . 

(6F11)  cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price -per  front 

foot.    P  4   

(5F12)  oor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4  ,  f  

(5P13)  oor  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot! 


$  300 
$  825 


250 


$  30C 
$  250 
$  200 


Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. 
Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$ 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  ,.| 

Kenwood  and  Hyde  Park,  also  in  Woodlawn  and 
Englewood;  bargains  in  desirable  homes,  Sits 
and  apartment  buildings,  south  and  west  side. 
Several  cheap  and  some  elegant  west  side 
homes.  Fine  list  of  cheap  suburban  pieces 
at  low  prices.  Many  lots,  bunches  of 
lots,  and  houses  and  lots  in  vicinity 
ot  Humboldt  Park,  Hermosa  and 
Maplewood.  These  properties  are  especially 
desirable  on  account  of  the  new  electric  lines 
oc  Milwaukee,  Armitage  and  North  avenues, 
also  the  Metropolitan  L  road  now  being  built, 
and  prices  will  soon  greatly  advance.  Lots 
now  $400  and  up.  A  list  of  choice  residence 
lots  at  South  Englewood,  near  depots,  stores, 
markets,  2  railroads,  and  electric  line  on  Hal- 
sted st  will  soon  be  running  Cheapest  lots  in 
market  in  vicinity  of  Riverside  depot,  schools 
and  markets,  25  x  140,  stone  walks  and  only 
$2.oO  each.  Lots  and  acre  tracts  in  near  suburbs. 
Free  fares  to  see  them,  and  perfect  title  S 
Delamater,  55  Dearborn  st. 
Kenwood  av,nfcar '<7th  st,10-room  stone  house.B  15.  $10,000 
Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain.  Q  8. 
Ldke  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  £it,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    8  15  $35,000 

Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    P  13. .  .1 

Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  

Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  ...  .J 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  flne  10-room  stone, 
in  fine  shape  and  every  oonvenienoe  .     M  1 . . .  i 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  I, 

Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  1  7^000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$  9,000 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.  B  15..  $10,000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  . . 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15. . . 
McOhesney  av,  near  65th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  50  lots.     F  13  ^ 

Michigan  av,near6lst  8t,12-room  briok  house.  B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 


•Vlichigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  12-room  stone  front 
house.  Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at 
South  Englewood.  Also  Choice  double  deep  lots, 
near  Humboldt  Park  cheap.  Bunch  of  lots  at 
Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value.  F  3 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  Bt9,w  f  50  or  10(  xl6l 

prioe  per  foot,    W  8   ' 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot!    F  13* 
Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  prioe  per  foot 
Ml  

Michigan  av.  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  'l0o'i'i6i,'prio6 

per  foot.     Ml   • 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  "jargain,"40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$16  coo 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16...  $  p  o(0 
Morgan  st,  near  65th,  prioe  per  foot.    F13,..     '$  676 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot! 

„   °  $  90 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15       $10  000 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154 
cheap.  Price  is  $550;  cash  $354.  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  |7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Rakeb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  16  $  9  OCO 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house  ' 

^  ,  ^  ^^•*  $14,0C0 

Uakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$ll,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st.  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached 

W  8   ■  ^ 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  1 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
boilding  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  ORB, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago .  .  o  '  $45  COO 

Pacific  bv,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware-  ' 
house,  100  X  108,  100  sialls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    B  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  ^  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48lh  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per' foot. 

M  1  

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

M  1  I 

Prairie  av,  oor;  will  sell  at  a  loss.    Q  8. 
Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  2734  ^  125,  price  per  foot 

Ml  ;| 

Riverdale,  one  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-Btory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20  000 


9,500 
8,600 


.$  140 


150 


60 


60 


6,500 
80 
9C0 
760 

9,900 
90 


F  13  

av,  prioe 


per  foot. 


$  300 


65 
80 

80 


Schell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots. 
Seventy-fifth  st,  oor  Langley 

F  13  

Seventy-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Coles,  price  perfect.  F  13.$ 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  .'!....*^  J 

Several  fine  residences.    Q  8  $10,000  to  $26,000 

Sidney  av,  near  44i;h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  $  8,500 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms,8tone.B  16.$12,C00 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms.  M  1. .  .$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  P  13. $112.50 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  55  ft;  good  investment.    Q  8. 


■I 


55 


155 
26 
4,500 
836 
850 


Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,    prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B15  $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  125 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Emerald  av,  prioe  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

State  st,  cor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml    $ 

Stewart  av,  near  59th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

St  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$ 
South  Park  av,  near  3l8t  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  15   

South  Park  av,  near  34th  gt,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16. 
Thornton,  30  acres;  2  tailroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  oor  eist,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 

L  12  f  4,500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 


37.50 

i  250 

i  170 

;  30 

f  700 

^0,000 
9,500 


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belU  and  lighting,  stone  8tep',  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  eto;  will  make  low  prioe 
to  immediate  pnrohaser;  open  after  2  o'clock 
daily.    W  8. 

Vinoennes  av.oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. . .  $  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  roams,  frame.  B  15.117,000 
Vinoenree  av,  near  45th  st,  S-story  atone,  new  and 

fine,  every  oonvenienoe,  steam.    M  1  f  12,5(0 

Vinoennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  26x141,  prioe  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennes  ay,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  prioe  per 

foot.    Ml  $  .S7.50 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  ....  $  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  ohoioe;  prioe  away 

down(lD117)  P4. 
Vinoenoes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  |16,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .123,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  I3.|  1.200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st.  prioe  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3-story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    Ml  .c  ....  $11,600 

Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  ,  :  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  El  ar  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  bouse 

B  15  $  9,f00 


Washington  av,  near  Slat  st.  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,<i()0 
Washington  st  corner,  frontiog  on  Washington  st, 
1.5(1  ft  ranning  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 
on  the  ea^t  side  of  property.  Terms  about 
$50,000  cash;  balance  on  terms  to  suit. 
Improvements  of  not  much  value.  This  loca- 
tion is  near  basinets  centre  and  is  adapted  to 

various  uses.    Owner.    J  12  $160,000 

Wentworth  av,  cor  55th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .  .$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  et,  11-room  brick  bouse. 

B  15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$26,<  00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    FI3.$  150 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
H'ood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  Iota  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 


owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,50u 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  eiDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  60  ft,     W  8....$  8,760 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

Barling  st,  near  Fallerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$676.     W8  $5,400 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  oash. 

Price  for  a  nhort  time  only .  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Balsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  1  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne<-  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  oa^h.  Z  33  |  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 


Edgewater.  sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Ooegrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Kenilwor-.h. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluflf,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bniU  houses 
ou  the  North  Shore.  The  shingles  were  dipped 
in  Creosote,  brashed  after  laid,  which  not  only 
keeps  them  from  decaying  but  from  igniting 
from  sparks  or  oiodera.  All  flashings  and 
wat  r  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rast,  d"cay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  hoase 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak— floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  ahd  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  8eco:3d  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  punita-y  wash- 
bowls and  plnmbing  all  first  ol-ss,  h«ated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  hou^e 
the  ooldeet  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 


desired.  A  wood  fire-pl'ice  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  If  you  desire  a  nice 
home  in  one  of  the  most  beautiful  suburbs  of 
Chicago,  with  all  city  oonvenienoe^ ,  filtered 
water  as  pare  as  spring  water,  gas  $1  pe*  1,000, 
all  improvements  in,  where  no  assessments 
will  ever  be  made,  \<here  taxes  are  but  of 
the  City  taxes,  with  school  privileges,  a  nice 
church;  where  restrictions  prevents  anythirg 
undesirable  sround  or  about  yon,  and  a  nice 
class  of  people.  You  cannot  afford  to  let  this 
pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tickets, 
60  rides  $6,30,  21  trains  each  way  daily,  time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Eenilwcrth  is 
(he  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo/  smaller  place  or  snr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  oan  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4    $15,000 

Montana  st.  eastof  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x126  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 


water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,3(0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f'.ot.     W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,600 

Seminsry  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W8...$  6,80ii 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  8t.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Balden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  i6xl25  ft.     W8  $5,000 


Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  fiat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. —  Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beaatiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  oan  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautifol  shade; 
nood  schools  and  charches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modem;  I  t  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
houi-e  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,5f'0.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $?,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  it  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

VEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  tig  bargain. 


W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8.$11,0C0 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    Rll  $15,000 

Adams  st,  rnnniag  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  boose  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  oash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 


Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26%  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallom, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av^  sooth  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
«f       i  34  6-10x100  )  \  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  36x128  }  ^''^ 
2-8tory  anil  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hoases  cost  to  br-M.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
CO/  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  St^^ek,  374  E  Divisioti  st. 


Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 


from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33.  -  ...$  3,600 
Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  boilding.  W  &  .  .$  8,000 
Fulton  St.  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  15  >  x  120  ft,  6 

hoosep,  4  brick  and  2  frame.     R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  St.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.     W8  $  1,3£0 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $P.  Henry  J  Coegrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jaokfon  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    Rll  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  t  lvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0(0 
Lake  st  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above  Rll...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,0(0 

Logan  eq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 

each.    Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 

cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  eq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11   $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2  story  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W  8   $  9,000 


Monroe  st,  No  13o2,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallam,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Ol've  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size .50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Boilding. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  briok  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,C00 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  ohoioe  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st   $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  briok  flat.  R  11.$  7,CC0 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nott  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $1 2,000 

Twelfth  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  26x125.     W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .    Z  3-1 
Union  Park  ply  south  west  cor  Arbor,  size 
\  34  b-luxlO't  )(  20x128  )    .,,  „  , 
}  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ""^^  ^-atory  ^ 
and  basement  stone    front    houses;  oan  be 
bought  for  less  than  houses  cost.  C  11. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento.  24xl( 0 .    W  8 . . $  2,000 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhiand  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    WS  $  216 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.  W  8. .  .$  7, COO 
Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  oash.  L  12.$  2,950 

SUBURBAN. 


OHIOAQO  BEiaHIS. 

Forty  acres  adjoining  Chicago  Heights,  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ihat  would  make 
a  profit  of  $40,0On.     Choice  property.     Address  C  15. 

EDISON  PAEK. 

Edison  Park — A  rirst-class  6-room  cottage  with  all  modern 
conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood,  with  50  feet  front- 
ages for  $',100.  $300  cash,  balance  $30  per  month 
for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  thereafter  until  all  is  paid. 
This  is  a  rare  opportunity  for  some  one  to  get  a  fine 
home  in  a  beautifel  growing    community.    B  2. 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front  on 
Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot;  14o>  feet,  70 
feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70  feet  on  Maple  av 
extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six  feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet 
deep,  near  Northwestern  University,  with  house,  $9,000 
Elegant  lots  for  investment  at  |12  per  fool;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargriins  in  residence  lot  'i5.  50,  100  or  200 
feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  easy  payments. 
Address  B  14 


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THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  1895 


HABTiS . 

Aoademy  Addition,  50  of  the  ohoioeet  lot*  at  |35"  to  |500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  mnoh  below  the  market. 
The  lots  are  oentral,  near  the  lUiDOis  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ijronnd  in  Harvey.  They  can  be  bold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  grater  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co 
94  LaSalle  st. 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beantifol,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  cost  #32,000;  price  $27,(iOO.    Address  H  16. 

Larg«>  corner,  very  choice  location  for  apartments  or 
hoD<'«s;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

MOBSAN  FABE. 

Armoor  av,  No  5o2S,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500;  |1,500 
cash  reqnired.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111. 

PB0VI80. 

80  ACRE  S  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R.  Price  |500 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Kobey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  2 
hou-es  »  rooms  |*,250;  9  rooms  #6,900,^  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lr.galle  st. 

Ravenswood — A  beantifnl  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  58J^xl65,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
lanfldry  and  pantry,  and  attic  snflBoientfor  3 good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  snit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant  and  improved. 
Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

OUTSIDE. 


ABEANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gom,  hickory  and  walnut, 
folly  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands," 
150,000,  180.000  and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  |2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

CALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of  almonds,  apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prones,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  litle  perfect.  For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telejjhoct  BIdg,,  San  Francisco. 

Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 

Tehama  Co,  60,0f  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,0€0  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  .S0,00() 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  #75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  3r  9. 

FliOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefoily  selected  as  to  quality  end 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,Ooo.  Also  a  beautiful 
J'lordia  home  with  barn,  boat  hocse,  oraiige,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Llojd  &  Co,  94 
LaSnile  st. 

50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 

pine  averages  6,000  to  8,o(i0  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
.  (possibly   largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12.0(0  to 
15,0(0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price  $1.50.    W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exohai'ge;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  lelatd  and  Burlington  railroad?  : 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cjst  about  |40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

LAKE  F0BE8T. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  tills  good;  average=i  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward', 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309.  ' 

MISCEIiLANEOUA . 

teres  of  good  etone  land  28  miles  from  Chioago,onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bnrean. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE, 

MEBBASKA . 

Western  Nebraska— For  sale  or  exchange  for  city  propeity 


choice  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  iisp-^roc 
incumbrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Addre.-s  803  Ro  „ery 
Chicajfi. 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  8t,  8  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  5l8t,  a  2-story 
dwelbog  in  6-rooiii  flats,  frame,  stoue  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5^.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5j^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property,    M  11. 
Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  ea^itof  Rook 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;    facing  south.     Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $600 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  doe  in  3  years.    Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or    land,    or    good  outside  property. 
Address  F,  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76th  at,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman, 
125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  6^d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flat«,  South 
■Side,  $21.00(>,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.    D  12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-clas3  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in.  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flal  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive.  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,00!)  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  baildinge.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30, (  00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-etory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,5(!0,  balance  cash.    0  12, 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  qoiok. 
Add  ress  W.  J.  LuKENS,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  ■  t,  near  Madison,  3-story  fla'  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280  Price  $22,510.  Will  take  vacant  and  oa=h.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  -9,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $'^25 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oousid.;red  for  ■  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

GEOBGIA. 

Georgia— 650-acre  ane  fruit  farm  in  Hooston  Co.  r^S^p  r; 
$15,00  ;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  net^  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Fstate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana— Farm  in  IMirth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  2!)7 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenued.  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implemei''..^ 
in  first-class  ordei-,  price  $7,5  '0.  Will  take  about  %  iv 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    R  ; 

KANSAS . 

Kan8a6--160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from'Aitc-o; 
price  $3,50(1,  encumbrance  $6(6,  due  ,a  Nov,  l«l)i,  or 


before;  frame  house,  14  x  34  with  L  12  x  14,  l)^-8tor>  . 
Will  lake  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4f-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  bar;i  C0x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from 'railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred      E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISOONelN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

B'uU  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
baaine  s  property;  miuht  add  some  first  mortgage  Daoer. 
M2.  '  6  i-  - 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  U  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change 14  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olas3 
ai  artment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  houfse  and  born 
io  the  vioinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  Slate  terms  and  locatioE. 
S  8. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

ClTlf. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-Story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
H'our  story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppaio 
Court  House     Adrlresn  Bo/ne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE-T  fIDE. 

Two  i,ioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplainee.  Address  H  &  D 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Jonroal.  ' 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  cletir;  Will  assome 
itioumbracoe.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  AgMcy  Bureau 
WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  «7.(  00  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12lh  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  at,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 
above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Clintoi, 
st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exoliange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roselaod,  Oook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  la  a  chance  to 
do  bosineps  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohaedson 
Rockford,  III.  ' 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  12, 

LOANS  WANTED. 

EV.4NST0N. 

We  have  many  good  applictions  fc  loans  on  Evanston 
property.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  ca'l  or  address 
IsAAO  R.  HiTT  &  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 

Wanted  to  Rent. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  fnrtiiehsd  or  uGfurnished  flut  or  house  until  May  1, 1895, 
Will  give  first-class  lot  for  rent  of  same.  Refereuces. 
Address  Box  223,  Downers  Grove. 


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199 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Saccessore  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAQO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and    Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75|000  fo'  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
$3(10,000  worth  of  first-olasa  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residenoe  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improyed;  title 
perfect.  Will  pay  9^  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  dedooted  from  amount  loaned.  For  partioalars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Important 
Announcement 


Ciiicap  iQterior  DecoratiDi  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels,Tiles,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application 
'49  &  >5o  Michigan  Avenue, 
Fo^eH.  occupied  JJgjjj.y  ^l^bke  CO. 


.THE!. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qbo  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  Vio"  President. 
«  M  A.  Hauuond,  2d  Vice  Pres'dent. 
OiBL  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henby  O.  Field,  Acst.  Oaehler. 
Henbi  R.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Oasbier. 


CHICAGO. 


RENTING  AGENCY. 

O.  J.  FRANCHERE, 

REAL  ESTATE 
AND  INSURANCE. 

Space  to  rent  cheap  Id  business  and  office  buildings, 
light,  power,  heat,  etc. 

BEFEB  BY  SFEOIAIi  FEBMI8SI0N  TO  31 1  IVew  Era  UldS 

Mr.  Potter  Pa'mer.  The  J.  V.  Farwell  Oo.  Blue  Island  ave.  & 

Messrs.  Lyon  &  Bealy.  Harrison  St. 

Messrs.  Gnthmaa,  Oarpeoter  &  Teiling.  IJHICAGtt  . 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room.  SI,    -     -      1S5  Clarlc  Street, 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  bave  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lakt. 

Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,  •       .     t  ^ 

NEW  STOCK  EXGHANGE  BUILDING,  ^2  lCilgO.|  J 1  • 


To  the  Office  Renting  Public:— 

The  10th,  11th,  12th,  and  13th 
floors  of  the  ASSOCIATION 
BUILDING,  Numbers  153  and 
155  La  Salle  street,  are  to  be 
completed  on  or  before  April 
15th,  1895,  thus  making  the 
most  valuable  portion  of  the 
building  available  for  tenants 
before  May  1st.  To  those  re- 
quiring large  space  or  single 
offices  we  would  advise  an 
early  inspection  of  this  elegant 
office  structure.  Its  central  lo- 
cation, reasonable  rates,  excel- 
lent appointments,  daylight 
offices,  established  reputation 
for  character  and  occupation 
of  tenants,  and  high  grade  ele- 
vator and  janator  service  are 
the  chief  inducements  offered, 
NOW  IS  THE  TIME  TO  TAKE 
ADVANTAGE  of  them  and 
have  these  desirable  offices 
arranged  to  suit  your  require- 
ments. 

Correspondence  solicited. 
Have  our  representative  call 
upon  you  with  plans. 

E.W,  ZANDER  &  CO. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS, 
153  and  155  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-Loans. 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  LIFE  BUIUDINQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
—  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PAEK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  2  18  La  Salle  Street 


Telephone  Main  1098 


CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MAmrFACTXJRERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  v?ry  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  III. 


Frank  Hall's  Caslno,IVIusee and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jaokeon  st. 


VOW  OPEN.  Continnona  performances  11  a.  m 
to  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Obioago  Price 
10  15  25  35  50     B.ii  seats  $1. 


OAX.IFOR.3SriA, 

Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  Texas  and  Mexico. 


w 


ABAS 


H 


Has  placed  in  service  a 
throaKb  first-class  sleeper 
and  toorist  sleeper,  leaving' 
Chicago  daily  at  10:5C  a.  m 
via  St.  Lonis  to  Little  Rock,  Malvern,  (Hot 
Springs),  Austin,  San  Antonio,  Laredo,  E. 
Paso,  Los  Angeles  and  Pan  Francisco.  At 
Laredo  connection  is  made  with  throngh 
sleeper  to  the  City  of  Mexico.  Service 
nnsnrpassed.  Write  to  F.  A.  Palmer,  A.  Gl 
P.  A.,  201  OUrk  street,  Chicago,  for  infor- 
mation, reservations,  etc. 


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March  2,  18  5 


THE 


HublisHed  fcy  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


OFFICE— 1608  Masonic  Temple. 


SulDsoription  Price.  $5.00  Per  Year. 

Entered  as  secjud  claes  matter  at  the  postofBoe,  Chicago. 

CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  MARCH  2.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

A  grateful  sigh  of  relief  goes  up  from  the  entire 
country  as  the  present  session  of  Congress  draws  to  a 
close.  If  nothing  has  been  done  to  demoralize  busi- 
ness certainly  nothing  has  teen  done  to  bring  about 
its  recovery,  and  the  best  that  can  be  said  is  that  the 
nation  is  covy  likely  to  have  a  long  rest  from  the 
uncertainties  of  political  and  sectional  strife  in  legis- 
lative halls  If  the  course  of  trade  can  be  unob- 
structed until  next  fall  a  goodly  degree  of  recovery 
from  the  panic  may  have  been  attained  by  that  time. 

One  much  debated  measure  which  would  have  been 
of  no  little  benefit  to  the  country  in  general  and  to 
the  railroad  interest  in  particular  was  laid  on  the 
shelf  perhaps  to  be  taken  down  by  the  next  Congress. 
The  pooling  bill  merited  a  better  fate  than  it  received. 
It  was  opposed,  strangely  enough,  by  some  of  the 
railroads,  and  their  lobby  was  just  strong  enough  to 
secure  its  postponement.  The  larger  trunk  lines  are 
said  to  have  been  almost  unanimously  in  favor  of 
the  .measure  Their  desire  was  not  so  much  to 
legalize  pooling  as  to  secure  a  heavy  fine  as  the  penalty 
for  cutting  rates  in  place  of  the  present  penalty  of 
imprisonment.  Some  of  the  smaller  lines  were  not 
in  favor  of  the  measure,  because  they  imagine  that 
they  can  make  mure  money  by  cutting  rates  than  by 
maintaining  them  But  the  strong  roads  would  be 
able  to  insure  freedom  from  rate  cutting  under  the 
proposed  measure  by  fining  the  weak  roads  heavily 
every  time  they  violated  the  law.  Violations  would 
thus  be  unprofitable  and  the  law  would  maintain  it- 
self. The  advantage  to  the  public  would  be  in  pro- 
hibiting special  rates  to  favored  shippers,  while  the 
advantage  to  the  railroads  would  be  that  they  would 
be  able  to  pay  dividends  on  their  stock,  whereas  now 
they  can  pay  none. 

Despite  the  neglect  and  mistaken  restraint  of 
home  industries  by  Congress,  they  still  seem  to  get 
along  fairly  well.  The  iron  trade,  for  instance,  is 
admittedly  foremost  here  of  all  the  nations.  Ecgl'and 
has  long  been  slow  to  admit  the  rapid  advance  of 
this  country  in  the  iron  industries,  but  at  Jast  she 
has  been  compelled  to  do  so.  How  rapid  this  has 
been  of  late  is  shown  by  the  fact  that  though  at  the 
end  of  June,  1894,  the  rate  of  the  pig  iron  output  of 
the  United  States  was  not  much  over  3,000,000  tons 
yet  by  the  close  of  the  year  it  had  reached  8,750  000 
tons.  Not  only  is  business  improving  but  the  im- 
portance of  the  United  States  as  an  iron  producing 
country  is  rapidly  increasing. 

Our  foreign  trade,  however,  does  not  appear  so 
encouraging.  Compared  with  1893  there  was  a  fall- 
ing off  of  imports  of  all  kinds  in  189i  of  12.9  percent- 
also  a  decrease  of  exports  of  5  8  percent.  The  total 
of  both  imports  and  exports  decreased  9.1  percent  as 
compared  with  1893.  But  all  the  totals  of  1893  were 
considerably  under  those  of  1892,  so  that  the  showing 
for  1894  is  not  at  all  satisfactory.  Of  course  the 
decrease  in  prices  is  largely  responsible,  but  it  must 
be  confessed  that  foreign  trade  is  by  no  means  active 
Carefully  tabulated  reports  from  the  custom  houses 
show  that  the  decreases  in  dutiable  imports  were  in 
manufactures  of  wool,  silk,  iron  and  steel,  cotton  and 
flax,  wood,  leather,  jewelry  and  precious  stones  In 
exports  the  falling  off  was  entirely  in  breadstuffs 
The  exports  of  wheat  and  wheat- flour,  corn  and  other 
cereals  fell  off  altogether  about  $61,000,000,  or  over  32 
percent.  Inasmuch  as  the  total  decline  i  n  exports 
was  only  $47,000,000,  it  is  evident  that  if  the  item  of 


cereals  were  eliminated  from  the  calculation  of  both 
J  ears  there  would  be  a  gain  for  1894  as  compared  with 
1893.  The  serious  discrimination  in  Europe  against 
our  cattle  is  sure  to  cause  a  still  further  decrease  in 
the  total  of  exports  for  1895.  As  yet,  however,  the 
ports  of  our  largest  customer,  Great  Britain,  are  still 
open  to  American  cattle. 

THE  LOCAL  SITUATION. 

The  bond  market  is  strong  both  at  home  and 
abroad .  New  York  City  ban  this  week  sold  $3,200,000 
3  percents,  averaging  over  twenty  years,  at  one-third 
percent  premium  and  interest.  It  is  said  that  the 
bonds  will  go  abroad,  as  they  are  payable  in  gold. 
The  success  of  this  sale  affords  an  opportunity  for 
more  unfavorable  comment  on  the  bad  bargain  made 
by  the  administration  in  its  recent  bond  sale,  and 
also  strengthens  the  sentiment  in  favor  of  paying 
principal  and  interest  of  the  Government  bonds 
referred  to  in  silver. 

In  local  circles  interest  is  chiefly  ceni  ered  on  the 
Lake  Street  and  Alley  Elevated  railway  reorganiz 
ation  efforts.  The  committee  representing  the  first 
mortgage  bonds  of  the  Lake  Street  Elevated  recom- 
mend that  the  bondholders  receive  50  percent  of  the 
face  of  the  bonds  in  5  percent  gold  deoentures,  prin 
cipal  and  interest  to  be  guaranteed  by  the  North 
western  Elevated  Railroad  Company,  and  also  15  per 
cent  of  the  face  value  of  their  bonds  in  5  percent 
non-cumulatrive  gold  income  bonds  of  the  company. 
For  future  assurance  the  trust  deed  securing  the 
mortgage  bonds  is  to  be  modified  so  that  no  bonds 
shall  hereafter  be  issued  for  the  purpose  of  paying 
interest,  nor  any  for  construction  purposes,  except  at 
par  and  to  the  amount  only  of  the  actual  cost  of  th 
construction.  The  Northern  Trust  Company  is  to  be 
the  trustee.  This  plan  means  that  Lake  Street 
Elevated  is  to  be  gobbled  up  by  Yerkes. 

The  salvation  of  Alley  "L"  depends  largely  on  fur 
ther  extcLsions  of  the  road  These  are  possible  if 
the  $2,000,0:0  unissued  extension  Ijonds  can  b 
marketed,  but  it  will  be  necessary  first  to  secure  the 
consent  of  the  first  mortgage  and  extension  bond- 
holders to  fund  their  interest  coupons  for  several 
years.  It  is  said  that  a  syndicate  now  stands  read.\ 
to  tdke  the  $2,000,000  extension  bonds  and  build  tht 
road  into  Englewood  and  the  Stock  Yards  if  the 
bondholders  will  co-operate  with  them.  At  present 
there  seems  little  prospect  of  anything  better  than  a 
foreclosure  on  the  part  of  the  first  mortgage  bond- 
holders in  the  near  future. 


THE  INDUSTRIAL  SITUATION. 


Business  failures  in  1894  aggregated  12,724,  with 
assets  of  $8^,215,000  and  liabilities  of  $i5i  548,000. 
According  to  Bradstreets,  the  causes  of  failure  were 
as  follows:  Lack  of  capital,  34  percent;  disaster  or 
commercial  crises,  26  percent;  incompetence,  14  per- 
cent; fraudulent  intent,  8  percent;  unwise  credits, 
7  percent;  outside  speculation,  one-eighth  of  one  per- 
cent; competition,  2  1  percent;  neglect,  2.6  percent- 
inexperience  4  2  percent;  extravagance,  1.6  percent! 
On  the  who  e  the  showing  is  an  improvement  over 
1893. 

It  is  worthy  of  note  that  the  largest  percentage  of 
failures  was  caused  by  lack  of  capital.  To  this  cause 
directly  is  attributed  34  percent  of  the  failures  occur- 
ring in  the  United  States,  but  it  mu-^t  be  remembered 
that  26  percent  more  are  caused  by  the  failure  of 
others  or  by  some  unforeseen  d  isaster.  Both  of  these 
causes  are  at  root  largely  attributable  to  lack  of 
capital,  because  the  failure  of  others  is  due  to  this 
cause  and  disaster  of  any  kind  might  be  tided  over  if 
capital  were  sufficient.  The  prevailing  folly  of  mer- 
chants seems  to  be  to  attempt  to  do  too  large  busi- 
ness on  a  small  capital,  or,  in  other  words,  to  run  too 
great  risks. 

From  the  standpoint  of  the  railroads  the  year  1894 
was  not  prosperous.  Even  as  compared  with  1893  the 
record  of  1894  is  not  gratifying.  A  list  of  decreases 
in  earnings  such  as  was  never  seen  before  now  appears 
in  the  annual  railway  statements.  In  gross  earn- 
ings the  Pennsylvania  lines,  both  east  and  west  of 
Pittsburg,  lost  $12,7  .4,479  the  Atchison,  $7,965,956, 


the  Burlington,  $6,841,605,  the  Reading,  $6,083  823, 
the  Lackawanna,  $5,732,111,  the  St.  Paul,  $5^386,1556, 
the  New  York  Central,  14.913  080,  the  Erie,  $4,888,- 
272,  the  Chicago  &  Northwestern,  $4,680,638,  the 
Union  Pacific  $4,607,006,  the  Lake  Shore  $4,160,988, 
the  Illinois  Central,  $3,695,638,  the  Southern  Pacific, 
$3,571,991.  These  figures  are  in  comparison  with 
1893,  which  was  not  considered  a  good  year.  But  an 
important  offset  so  far  as  the  railroads  are  concerned 
was  the  general  reduction  in  operating  expenses 
which  brought  the  net  decreases  in  earnings  down  to 
a  comparatively  low  figure.  For  instance,  Burlington 
with  i6  84l,60.i  gross  decrease,  and  St  Paul  with  $5,- 
386,656  gross,  have  only  $1, 4^3,724  and  $1,  ;53,355  net 
loss  of  earnings  respectively.  The  losses  bear  most 
heavily  on  the  employes  of  the  railroads  and  of  as- 
sociated industies. 

An  example  in  point  is  the  mining  industry.  A 
commission  which  recently  visited  the  Hocking 
Valley  and  Sunday  Creek  coal  regions  in  Ohio  found 
the  most  extreme  destitution  among  the  miners' 
families.  Many  of  the  workers  had  less  than  three 
months'  work  last  year  and  all  of  them  are  suffering 
for  rood  and  clothing.  It  was  learned  that  there  are 
10,800  idle  miners  in  the  coal  districts  and  that  2,891 
families  are  enrolled  upon  the  relief  books.  Two 
years  ago  in  the  village  of  Buckingham  one  bank  held 
the  deposits  of  876  miners,  while  now  it  has  only 
twenty-five.  Miners  who  were  paying  for  homes 
through  the  aid  of  loan  associations  have  lost  their 
houses,  and  owing  to  the  depreciation  of  property 
values  their  houses  will  not  sell  for  enough  to  reim- 
burse the  loan  associations. 

General  depression,  of  course,  is  the  cause  of  this 
stagnation  of  industry,  but  it  may  be  interesting  to 
note  some  of  the  accompaniments  of  the  panic.  The 
railroads  have  suffered  considerably  through  lack  of 
immigration  The  number  of  immigrants  who 
came  to  our  shores  in  1894  was  only  a  little  more  than 
one-half  as  maay  as  arrived  in  the  preceding  year 
the  number  for  1894  being  248,983,  as  against  488,776 
'n  1893  This  is  the  greatest  falling  off  since  1861, 
when  the  war  caused  a  great  decline  in  immigration. 
There  was  a  considerable  falling  off  in  the  years  fol- 
lowing the  panic  of  1873,  but  it  was  not  so  marked  as 
that  of  last  year.  Inde  d,  the  decline  of  nearly  50 
percent  in  the  immigration  last  year  is  unparalleled. 
Besides  this  there  were  thousands  of  people  who  re- 
turned to  Europe  last  year  and  will  not  return,  so 
that  it  is  doubtful  if  our  population  was  very  greatly 
increased  in  1894  by  immigration. 

If  the  export  trade  of  the  United  States  could  be  , 
stimulated  into  an  increase  proportionate  to  the  im- 
migration the  result  would  be  a  most  happy  one  for 
theindu.strial  laborer.  The  most  wonderful  country 
on  the  giobe  perhaps,  in  this  respect  i^  the  little 
island  of  Cuba  whose  citizens  are  just  now  engaged 
in  a  revolt  against  Spanish  oppression.  The  exports 
of  Great  Britain  per  capita  are  $32  70;  of  France 
$18  64;  of  Germany,  $16  89;  of  the  United  States! 
|i3  92;  of  Spain,  810.67,  and  of  Cuba,  $50.  Cuba  by 
this  showing  ought  to  be  the  richest  country  on  the 
globe,  but  Spanish  exactions  have  made  and  kept  her 
poor. 

The  area  of  Cuba  is  45,000  square  miles,  with  a 
population  of  1,631,687.  Of  this  population  about  65 
percent  is  white  and  the  balance  colored  and  Chinese. 
The  annual  taxes  raised  from  these  people  is  about 
•^26,000  000,  or  about  $16  per  capita.  Of  this  sum  over 
DiOOO  000  goes  to  support  the  20,000  Spanish  soldiers 
who  are  kept  upon  the  is'and  in  order  to  keep  it  in 
subjugation.  Besides  all  this  Spain  has  saddled  upon 
the  island  a  public  debt  of  $135,000,000.  The  annual 
income  of  the  inhabitants  is  placed  at  about  $?0,000,- 
000,  more  than  one-third  of  which  is  paid  to  Spain  in 
taxes.  No  wonder  the  Cuban  air  is  surcharged  with 
revolution. 


Sacramento,  Gal. — The  Board  of  Snpervisors  was  in- 
formed of  the  faot  thit  the  Eastern  capitali.sts.  whose  bid 
for  $9^,00  I  of  the  oonnty  i^/^  per  cent  bonds  had  been  ao- 
oeptftd,  had  declined  to  take  \  hejxt,  on  the  groand  that  they 
opposed  they  were  "flai"  bond-t  instead  of  being 
optional."  Snpsrvisor  Jenkins  offered  a  resolution,  whioh 
wa-  adopted,  annolliBG'  the  resolution.  aooeptiEg  the  offer 
of  W.  J.  Hayes  &  Sons  for  these  bonds,  and  directing  the 
treasnrer  to  dispose  of  the  bonds  aooording  to  law. 


March  2,  18t-6 


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Amerioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioagcr  National  

Oomnaercial  National  

Continental  Nationnl  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fo/t  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinsr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  68.  .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  6-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Chicago  4  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  ^ears  (exten8ion)l93<i 

Chicago  City  Ry  6-20  4»^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  68 
"      Opera  House  Oo  6s  1906 
"       Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  SVC  6-20  68  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  1906 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  68. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  58. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  let  M  6s  .v,00 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Coi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  68  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Co  58 ....  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amoant 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  OOn 

1% 

1(  9 

1 10 

1  000  000 

6% 

tin 

700  00(1 

6% 

■fioo 

500  00(1 

12% 

■j'260 

1  000  00(1 

10^ 

7285 

2  000  000 

f>% 

130 

185 

1  000  000 

i2% 

230  000 

'  S% 

500  000 

6% 

123 

140 

3  000  000 

12% 

269 

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5')'  0(/U 

1 10 

"1*1 10 

1  000  000 

300  f/flO 

222  000 

10% 

260  000 

■•• 

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10% 

1 350 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tlB6 

200  000 

8% 

fioo 

600  000 

20% 

2  0011  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

10% 

fiso 

1  000  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

12% 

242 

t236 

750  COO 

8% 

t240 

1  000  000 

V2% 

tl36 

tl75 

1  000  000 

200  000 

"e% 

600  000 

6% 

160 

2  000  000 

8% 

136 

500  000 

mis:ellaneou3  stocks. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Stra\i  Board  Co  

Oal  and  O  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  <fe  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  8  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  '. 

Chicago  City  Railway  

"  Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 
Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illiaois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R . . . . 

ID  Pajk  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  . 

in  Ft  ok  ^  Prov  Co  fif  d  


$  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  660 

10  OOO  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£626  000 
£200  COO 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


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Asked 

8% 

tll6 

251^ 

26 

57 

60 

5% 

50 

53 

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t29 

130 

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46 

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53 

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14 

12% 

306 

320 

M 

12% 

176 

186 

10% 

124 

1261^ 

14% 

8}i 

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20 

21 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  ,  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insnrmoe  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  ehares.  fLast  qnotatione  given. 


£775  000 

7% 

fio 

tn 

£775  000 

8% 

29 

po 

£■^00  000 

7% 

20 

£  200  000 

7% 

t43% 

10  000  000 

f6 

500  000 

?i<% 

610 

600 

5  500  000 

\2% 

267% 

259 

2  600  000 

1% 

120 

1221^ 

18  000  000 

2^4 

30  000  oro 

8% 

tl6i 

4  COO  000 

*% 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

60 

1  600  roo 

7% 

600  000 

!0% 

1  260  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

118 

IISM 

2  250  000 

66 

7C 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  243^  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.123}^ 


Cal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Co  56^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10 

"  Pfd...,  28 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  46»^ 
"      Pfd.  62 

Thicago  Gas  Oo  71 

ihi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  . . . .  12% 


Lake  Street  Elevated..  13 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  9 

Pfd.28>^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  62 

N  Ohi  St  B  R  2583^ 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  . .  .13 
Vf  Obi  at  R  B  1171^ 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  February  23,  1^95. 


AM     EXOHANQE  NAT'l  b'k 

30   109 

AM.  STEAW  BOABD  00. 

15  241^ 

81  beet's  W.  04H  LINE. 

100   ...131^ 

CHI.  PACK   &  PEOV.  00. 

50  46 

ISTEB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

If5  8 

OHt.  <  ITY  b'y 

6   310 

NO.  CHI  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

3.W  -  ac't  256 

50— ao'c   2561^ 

50— ac't   257 1| 

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  CO. 

50  121^ 

60   12^ 

20  12% 

•■50  12  rs 

^0   133^ 

1(C— ac't  13 

W  OHI  8TEEET  B  E. 

5  116K 

61  1165^ 


5  116 

60  117 

150— ac't  116)^ 

250— ao't  116^ 

350— ac't  116% 

200— ao't  iie;^ 

400— ac't  117 

50— ao't  1171^ 

50— ao't  Il7i>| 

50— ac't  117% 

IOC— ac't  117;jg 

400— ao't  118 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B  E. 

37  12 

10  123^ 

20.  12% 

200  13 

309  1334 

60  13% 

100  13% 

105  14 

50 — ac't  12 

100—  ao't,  13 

200— ac't  133^ 

450— ac't  13% 

101—  ac't  13% 

260— ac't   14 

60— ao't  143^ 

200"  ao't  14^ 


Monday,  February  25,  1895. 


WE'TEBN  6T0NB. 

6  .66 

INIBB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

165  -8 

DIAMOND  MAICH  OO,  iLL. 

16-  -ex  r   126 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
4  ...116% 

20   117^ 

56  117^ 

200— ac't  117 

250— ac't  11734 

360— ao't  117>| 

60— ao't  117% 

60— ao't   117% 

.■=0- ao't   117% 

ICO— ao't   118 


OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TEAN.  CO. 

100— ao't  13 

850 -ac't  1334 

60— ao't  13% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

75  13^ 

4*  13% 

SO  13% 

90  ISJg 

117  14 

18  143^ 

300— ao't  133^ 

4'  0— ac't  13% 

110(  — ao't  13% 

300— ao't  13 

50-  -fto't  14 

150— ao't  141^ 


Tuesday,  February  26,  1895. 


OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

3   310 

OHI.  &   B.    8.    EAP.  TEAN.  CO. 

50— ao't  1334 


AM     EX.    NAT.  BANK. 

:o  109 

INT.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  CO. 

25  8 

CHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

1  180 

DIAMOND  HATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

27— 8x  r  124       ^„       ,.  ,„,, 

50 — ao't  13^ 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  DOCK.       250 — ao't   13>| 

*   57>^ 

W  ,  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
150  117% 


60— ac't  133^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    E.  E. 

75   1334 

.133>^ 


10. 


330 


.58 


OHI  PAOK  &  PBOV  CO. 


100. 

4  . 

2  . 
3. 
10. 


NO,  cm.  ST.  B.  B.  00, 


105  118 

46       85  1183^ 

46>^  3C0— acct  11  ^ 

400— ao't  1183/g 

350— ac't  11834 

100— ao't  1183^ 

250— ao't  ,  118% 

300— ac't   118% 


.255 
.266>^ 
.258 


Wednesday,  February  27,  1895. 


OCNT.   NAIIONAL  BANK. 

25  130 

OHI.  PAOK.  Si  PBOV.  CO. 

10   46>^ 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  OO. 

10  54 

OAL.  &  OHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 

4  58 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

100  124 

100— aeot  124 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100— acot  259 

KO  -ao't  2593^ 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 
88  133^ 

160  !334 

55    .1334 

50    13% 

60  13% 

50— ac't  1331^ 

50— ao't  13% 

150 — acct  13% 


OHI.  CITY  B  Y. 

10   310 

CHI.  &  S.  8  EAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
50  13^ 

25  133^ 

1!J  13% 

100  13% 

60  14 

50  -ao't  13^ 

e.-iO-  -ao't  13ji 

50— ao't  1334 

100— ac't  13% 

ion— ao't  13% 

300— ao't  U]i 

200— acct  14 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  E.  E. 


60  , 
200. 
50. 
60. 


.1173^ 
.117^ 

•ll^M 
.117% 


400— ac't  117% 

100— ac't  -.117;^ 

400— ao't  118 

100— ao't  1183^ 

200— ao't  118% 


Thursday,  February  28,  1895. 


OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CO 

10  50 

AM.  EX.  NAT.  BANK. 

10  109 

NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  CO. 

13  5iy^ 

OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DCCK. 

6  57 

NO.  OHI.    ST.    E.  E  00. 

60— ao't   -  257 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 
136  124 

LAKE    ST.     ELEVATED  B.  B. 

66  12% 

50  12Ji 

46  13 

100— ao't  13 

50— ao't  133^ 

K  0— ao't  1334 

50— ao't  12% 


CHI.  &  8.  8.   BAP.  TraN.  CO. 

15  12% 

50  12% 

3  13 

25 — cash   .12% 

50— ac't  12% 

150— ao't  12% 

100— ao't  13 

50— ,ic't  133^ 

50  -ao't  1334" 

W.  OHI.  STBEET    B  B. 

5   11634 

100  11631 

60  118}^ 

60  117 

20  1173^ 

100— ac't    117 

50— ao't  .  ,  117^ 

250— ao't  1173/2 

60— ao't  117% 


Friday,  March  I,  1895. 


NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  00. 

2  54 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

50— ao't    25?,% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 

145  124 

50— ao't  ..  1243^ 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 

16 — oaee  13 

20  13 

100  1334 

20  13% 

50— ao't  12% 


OHI  &  S.  8  EAP.  TBAN.  00. 

40  12% 

10  12% 

200— Hc't  12% 

250— ao't  12% 

50— ao't  13 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
50  116% 

50  117 

150— ac't  1171^ 

150— ac't  11734 

100— acct  117>^j 

200— ao't  ,  117% 


Birmicgham.  Ala. — The  bill  authorizing  the  Mayor  and 
Board  of  Aldermen  of  Birmingham  to  issue  bonds  to  fond 
the  bonded  debt  of  the  city,  to  build  a  reformatory,  etc., 
is  reported  favorably  by  the  Corporations  Committee. 

Lansinp;,  Mioh. — That  the  Board  of  Education  has 
deemed  it  necessary  to  issue  $48,000  in  bonds,  to  pay  for 
onit-ianding  bonds.  That  said  bonds  shall  be  issued  in 
denominations  of  |100,  and  ehall  bear  interest  at  the  rate 
of  5  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually,  on  the 
first  day  of  April  and  first  of  October,  both  interest  and 
principal  payable  at  the  oity  of  New  York.  A.  A.  Nichols, 
president;  0.  J.  Davis,  secretary. 

Augusta,  Ga. — Bids  will  be  received  by  the  Oity  Council 
up  to  March  H',  at  noon,  for  the  puuchase  of  eighty-eight 
btmds  of  |l,oO()  each  of  the  Oity  Council  of  Augasta,  bear- 
ing 4?^  per  cent  interest  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually; 
principal,  due  April  1,  1935.  No  bid  will  be  received  or 
accepted  unless  accompanied  by  $1,00C  ca^h,  or  certified 
check  to  that  amount.    Rejection  is  reserved. 


202 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  18!  5 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

A  substantial  improvement  in  the  character  of  the 
transfer  list  is  noticeable  this  week  Sales  at  $50,000 
and  over  are  more  numerous  than  for  any  previous 
week  since  the  year  opened.  Apparently  there  is  a 
revival  of  interest  among  the  larger  capitalists,  and 
although  many  of  the  sales  recorded  are  in  the  nature 
of  trades  and  some  of  them  are  merely  nominal  trans- 
fers, yet  taken  altogether  they  indicate  the  coming  of 
a  more  active  market.  With  settled  weather  no 
doubt  investors  will  appear,  though  now  it  must  be 
confessed  they  are  not  in  evidence 

The  Northwestern  Loan  and  Building  Association 
has  sold  to  Aid.  William  R  Kerr  the  property  known 
as  the  Barrett  House,  on  the  southeast  corner  of 
Cottage  Grove  and  Bowen  avenues.  The  lot  has  a 
frontage  of  102  7-10  feet  on  Cottage  Grove  and  125 
feet  on  Bowen  avenue.  The  consideration  named  in 
the  deed  is  $275  000,  Of  this  $-00,000  represents  the 
value  of  the  building  and  $75,000  the  ground  value. 
This  would  be  a  little  more  than  1735  per  front  foot 
for  the  Cottage  Grove  avenue  frontage.  The  Barrett 
House  was  built  about  six  years  ago  for  an  apartment 
house.  During  the  World's  Fair  it  was  used  as  a 
hotel  and  has  been  known  as  such  ever  since.  It  wil' 
now  be  remodeled  for  a  flrst-class  apartment  build- 
ing as  this  sort  of  a  structure  is  more  in  demand  in 
that  neighborhood  than  a  hotel.!  Mr.  Kerr  trans- 
ferred a  half  interest  in  the  building  to  J.  S.  Turner, 
of  Mew  York,  for  S138,000  and  also  a  one  sixth  inter- 
est to  E  D.  Thayer,  Jr.,  of  Boston,  for  $46  000.  His 
own  consideration  in  the  purchase  of  the  property 
was  eighty  acres  in  West  Pullman  known  as  Kerr's 
subdivision.    This  is  a  long  strip  of  land  lying  about 

I,  000  feet  west  of  West  Pullman  proper  and  conven- 
ient to  the  shops  and  factories  of  the  town. 

Another  sale  of  importance  was  that  of  Charles  W. 
Fullerton  to  Homer  W.  Chandler,  all  of  blocks  9  and 
10  in  Fullerton's  addition,  block  9,  bounded  by  Rohey 
and  Brand  streets  and  Berg  place,  and  block  10 
bounded  by  Brand  and  Robey  streets:  consideration. 
S77,500.  Mr.  Chandler  buys  this  property  for  the 
Home  Lumber  Company.  It  is  especially  well 
located  for  a  lumber  yard,  having  $1,400  feet  of  river 
front.  A  trust  deed  has  been  executed  to  Mr.  Full- 
erton, as  part  payment,  for  $65,000  running  ten  years 
at  6  percent.  This  is  the  second  large  sale  of  the 
year  in  this  locality  by  Mr.  Fullerton. 

John  J.  Mitchell  has  purchased  the  partnership 
interest  of  William  H.  Mitchell  and  John  E.  Hayner 
in  the  property  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Pitney 
court  and  Thirty-first  street,  east  front.  523i  by  273 
feet;  also  Pitney  court,  southwest  corner  of  Thirty- 
first  street,  ea?t  front  240  by  300  feet;  also  Thirty- 
first  street,  southeast  corner  Pitney  court,  north 
front,  216  by  122,  and  James  street  extended,  north- 
east corner  Pitney  court,  south  front,  216  by  T^2  feet. 
The  price  paid  for  a  two-thirds  interest  in  these 
frontages  is  $iOO,000.  The  total  frontage  is  1,195  feet, 
which  on  a  basis  of  $150,000  for  the  entire  interest 
would  be  at  the  rate  of  $125  per  front  foot. 

Frank  S.  Osborne  has  sold  to  Simcoe  Chapman  56 
by  120  feet,  west  front,  on  Michigan  avenue  240  feet 
north  of  Fourteenth  street.  This  property  is  sub- 
stantially improved  at  a  cost  of  about  $20,000,  so  that 
the  sale  is  made  on  a  basis  of  land  values  of  about 

I I,  000  per  front  foot. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  LEASE. 

The  new  forms  of  leases  issued  by  the  Real  Estate 
Board  and  approved  by  the  attorney  for  the  Board, 
John  P.  Wilson,  Esq  ,  are  now  ready  for  distribution. 
One  is  known  as  "Lease  form  No.  1''  and  is  the  lease 
intended  for  ordinary  use  in  letting  dwellings,  stores, 
etc.  The  other  is  called  the  "apartment  lease  "  and 
is  especially  adapted  to  apartment  houses. 

Lease  form  No.  1  differs  from  the  Chicago  Real  Es- 
tate and  Renting  Agents'  Association  Lease  Form  2, 
revised,  only  in  the  default  clause;  beginning  with 
the  words:  "It  is  expressly  agreed,  etc."  The  judg- 
ment clause  is  omitted,  as  having  been  found  unten- 
able in  law,  and  in  its  place  is  inserted  an  agreement 
that  in  order  to  enforce  a  forfeiture  of  the  lease  for 
default  in  any  of  its  conditions,  it  shall  not  be  neces- 


sary to  make  demand  or  serve  notice  on  the  lessee, 
whose  non-performance  of  any  of  the  covenants  of  the 
lease  shall,  without  notice  or  demand,  constitute  a 
forfeiture  of  the  lease.  The  other  clauses  of  the  or- 
dinary lease  beginning  with,  "It  is  further  agreed, 
etc.,"  remain  intact  in  the  new  form. 

The  apartment  lease  contains  substantially  the 
same  covenants,  but  has  an  important  addition  in 
the  second  clause,  which  provides  against  change  or 
alterations  in  the  premises,  or  papering  the  walls, 
against  underletting,  assigning  lease,  using  premises 
as  a  boarding  or  lodging  house,  school,  dental  or 
physician's  office,  music  school,  etc.;  that  no  dogs  nor 
other  animals  shall  be  kept;  that  no  merchandise 
shali  be  carried  in  at  the  front  door,  and  that  the 
lessee  shall  at  no  time  interfere  with  any  of  the  pub- 
lic portions  of  the  building. 

Mrs.  E,  J.  Lehmann  has  secured  permission  from 
the  Probate  court  to  improve  the  property  having  a 
frontage  of  250  feet  on  State  street,  250  feet  on  Dear- 
born street  and  23 1  feet  on  Twenty-third  street,  be- 
longing to  the  estate  of  E.  J.  Lehmann,  distracted. 
The  State  street  frontage  is  at  present  improved  with 
a  three-story  brick  store  and  flat  structure;  the  Twen- 
ty-third street  frontage  is  used  for  a  livery  stable  and 
a  branch  of  the  fire  insurance  patrol  To  remodel 
and  reconstruct  the  premises  $60,000  will  be  required 
to  place  new  buildings  on  Dearborn  street,  $40,000  for 
the  Twenty  third  and  State  street  frontages  and 
$15,000  for  a  steam  plant,  making  a  total  of  $115,000 
which  will  be  expended  on  the  property  soon. 

The  Hurd  bill  relating  to  assessment  of  property 
for  taxation,  will  shortly  come  before  the  Real  Estate 
Board  for  discussion.  It  seeks  to  accomplish  the 
following  reforms: 

1.  A  valuation  at  a  certain  fixed  fraction  of  a  fair 
cash  value. 

2.  The  creation  of  a  supervisor  of  assessments, 
whose  office  shall  be  continuously  in  session  the 
entire  year 

3.  Assessments  to  be  mide  every  five  years,  with 
annual  revisions  where  necessary. 

4.  The  giving  of  bonds  by  the  assessor  for  the 
faithful  performance  of  his  duty. 


AGENTS'  NEWS  BUDGET. 

Jas.  S.  Jackson  reports  the  sale,  for  John  W.  Jack- 
son, of  the  northeast  corner  of  Austin  and  North 
Center  Avenues,  75x116  feet,  improved.  Considera- 
tion $40,000,  R.  Hamilton,  purchaser.  Mr.  Jackson 
has  also  sold  for  J.  B.  French,  the  northeast  corner 
of  Austin  and  Oakley  Auenues  to  J.  B.  Propeck  for 
$3,000.  This  is  also  improved  property,  25x100  feet. 
It  is  given  out  by  Mr.  Propeck  that  he  intends  erect- 
ing a  four  story  modern  flat  building  on  the  site,  but 
as  yet  no  contract  has  been  let. 

About  $100,000  worth  of  real  estate  owned  by  S.  F. 
Gale,  which  has  been  in  litigation  since  1892,  con- 
cerning rentals,  is  now  cleared  up.  This  property  is 
all  on  the  west  side  and  includes  500  feet  of  south 
frontage  on  Lake  street,  between  May  and  Ann, 
from  and  including  numbers  342  to  360,  and  252  feet 
of  north  frontage  on  Washington  boulevard,  and  in- 
cluding numbers  342  and  360.  This  property  was 
leased  for  99  years  by  Mr.  Gale  in  1872,  to  Nathaniel 
Norton,  since  deceased,  who  was  to  pay  an  annual 
rental  equal  to  Q%  of  the  value  of  the  property  which 
it  was  agreed  should  be  appraised  every  five  years 
by  a  board  of  three  appraisers,  one  of  which  was  to 
be  selected  by  each  of  the  parites  and  these  were  to 
sell  at  a  third.  All  went  well  until  1892  when  the 
two  appraisers  were  appointed  but  they  failed  to 
either  select  a  third  or  to  fix  the  value  of  the  prop- 
erty and  suit  w,as  begun  by  Mr.  Gale  asking  the 
court  to  either  select  appraisers  or  fix  the  value. 
The  suit  came  up  before  Judge  Tuley  who  referred 
it  to  a  master.  Before  it  could  be  heard,  however, 
the  parties  compromised  by  the  heirs  of  Norton  pay- 
ing costs  of  suit  and  releasing  the  property  thus  al- 
lowing the  buildings  to  revert  back  to  the  original 
owner,  and  also  agreeing  to  pay  Q%  on  the  value  to 
date.  The  case  has  been  one  of  considerable  inter- 
est in  west  side  real  estate  circles. 


There  is  little  doubt,  but  that  the  future  whole- 
sale and  manufacturing  district  of  Chicago  will  be 
on  the  west  side  between  the  river  and  Halted 
street.  It  is  easy  of  access,  convenient  to  transpor- 
tation, and  property  is  not  held  at  'boom"  prices. 
There  seems  to  be  a  general  feeling  among  thosa 
who  are  looking  for  locations  to  favor  this  section. 

Erastus  Sipperly  has  sold  for  improvement,  to  Lila 
A.  Robinson,  25  feet  on  Madison  street  between  Tay- 
lor and  Humphrey  streets,  for  $550.  Also  50x176  feet 
on  East  avenue,  between  Madison  street  and  Wash- 
ington boulevard,  to  R.  Cuthberson,  Consideration 
$1500.  Mr.  Sipperly  reports  that  general  indications 
point  toward  a  revival  of  trade  and  that  inquiries 
are  numerous,  and  that  a  number  of  good  houses  are 
in  course  of  erection  at  Oak  Park  most  all  of  which 
will  cost  $5,000  each. 

Investors  generally  are  looking  to  the  west  side. 
The  fact  has  been  pointed  out  that  property  on  the 
south  side  which  is  held  for  »100  per  front  foot  will 
compare  equally  with  that  which  can  be  bought  the 
same  distance  west  of  the  heart  of  the  city  for  $35 
per  foot.  There  seems  to  be  no  reason  for  this  as 
transportation  facilities  are  the  same  and  other 
things  equal.  This  will  not  always  continue  and 
the  time  is  not  far  hence  when  prices  on  the  west 
side  will  advance.  Those  who  fully  understand  the 
situation  appreciate  the  opportunity  that  is  at  pres- 
ent open. 

The  well  known  real  estate  dealer  Henry  Lesrh 
has  put  through  a  number  of  sales  of  west  side  prop- 
erty and  reports  inquiries  numerous,  and  that  a  num- 
ber of  loans  for  building  purposes  have  been  placed. 

The  Lake  street  firm  of  Brady  &  Clohesy  have  sold 
for  John  Maloney,  to  H.  J.  McCarren,  lot  No  10,  25x 
125  feet  on  Rumsey  street,  improved,  for  $35(0. 

J.  Dacy  has  the  plans  out  for  a  two  story  and  base- 
ment modern  stone  front  flat  building  at  No.  1354 
Fulton  street,  to  cost  $5,000.  James  Burnes,  archi- 
tect. 

E.  G  Pauling  reports  the  demand  for  money  for 
building  purposes  good,  and  predicts  the  coming 
year  to  be  one  of  nctivity  among  architects  and  con- 
tractors. Taking  this  as  a  criterion,  there  is  noth- 
ing ahead  which  ought  to  discourage  those  interested 
in  Chicago  real  estate  markets. 

Edward  G.  Pauling,  dealer  in  Mortgage  Loans  and 
Real  Estate  Investments  will  remove  from  his  pres- 
ent quarters  at  145  Lasalle  street  to  132  1  asalle 
street,  north  west  corner  of  Madison  about  iJarch  15. 
The  change  will  give  the  firm  more  room  and  a  bet- 
ter location  both  of  which  are  demanded  by  an  in- 
crease of  business. 

S.  W.  Straus  &  Co.  well  known  Bankers  and  In- 
vestment brokers  located  at  132  Lasalle  street  for 
the  past  eight  years  will  remove  to  main  floor  No. 
114  Lasallo  street.  New  Stock  Exchange  Building  on 
or  about  March  Jo. 

E.  w.  Zander  &  Co.,  agents,  153-155  La  Salle  St., 
have  during  the  past  week  leased  to  Firemain's  Fund 
Ins.  Co.  of  California  (by  Thos  S.  Chard  General 
Agent)  about  4,O0O  square  feet  on  the  eleventh  floor 
of  the  Association  Building  for  a  term  of  years  be- 
ginning May  1st,  1895.  Also  over  5,000  square  feet  on 
ninth,  tenth  and  thirteenth  floors,  divided  into 
suites  to  Ezra  B.  McCagg,  P.  Benson,  C.  W.  Blod- 
gett,  C.  F.  Davis,  H,  C.  Evered,  Dada  Bros.,  Joseph 
PaJeau,  Frederick  L.  Chapman  &  Co.  and  others. 

Property  in  the  northwest  section  of  the  city  is  a 
prominent  feature  in  the  market.  W.  F,  iNehf,  the 
Milwaukee  Avenue  agent  has  sold  the  improved  prop- 
erty at  1040  Oakley  Avenue,  to  R.  L.  Buckman  for 
$2200,  also  another  sale,  of  71  Edgewood  Avenue,  25x 
145,  improved,  to  R.  O.  Dunning.  Mr.  Nehfisone 
of  the  successful  agents  in  the  real  estate  business  in 
this  section. 

Messrs.  Barnes,  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  street  have 
recently  sold  25  feet  on  Michigan  Avenue,  near  For- 
ty-eighth street  for  $5,00o.  The  property  will  be 
improved  with  a  flne  residence.  The  same  Arm  re- 
port a  number  of  deals  in  progress  which  will  be 
closed  in  the  near  future. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


203 


The  receut  warm  weather  has  had  a  noticeable 
effect  on  the  real  estate  market,  the  number  of  in- 
quiries being  large.  This  indicates  an  increase  in 
the  volume  of  business  with  the  opening  of  Spring. 

The  Journal  is  informed  through  a  representativo 
of  Sam  Brown  Jr.  that  from  Heptember  Jst  1  o94  to 
May  1895,  there  will  have  been  completed  22  houses 
at  Ravenswood,  all  neat  and  substantial  dwellings. 
Also  that  the  demand  for  lots  in  ihe  subdivisions  at 
Sheridan  Park,  Gross  Park,  Cosgrove  Park,  59th  St., 
and  Rogers  Park  continues  good.  This  speaks  well 
for  the  spring  outlook. 


THE  MOST  VALUABLE  BLOCK  IISl  CHICAGO. 

THE  SCHOOL  LANDS  BADLY  MANAGED  BY  THE  SCHOOL 
BOARD  — 240,000  SQUARE  FE  f.T  OF  GROUND  WORTH 
t75  PER  FOOT. 

Neither  a  big  steal  nor  gross  mismanagementof  the 
school  lauds  in  Chicago  will  be  discovered  by  investi- 
gations now  being  made,  but  real  estate  men  are  all 
unanimously  of  the  opinion  that  $10,000,000  worth 
of  real  estate  in  the  very  heart  of  the  business  center 
of  Hhicago  should  yield  three  to  four  times  as  much 
income  as  the  tenants  now  pay  for  the  block  bounded 
by  State,  Dearborn,  Madison  and  Monroe  streets. 
This  block  contains  about  140,000  square  foot  and 
is  valued  by  competent  judges  at  $75  per  square 
fooS  a  total  of  $10,500,'  00,  and  by  some  well  known 
experts  as  about  $12,000,000. 

This  piece  of  land  enjoys  the  distinction  of  being, 
the  most  valuable  and  the  largest  block  in  Chicago 
controlled  by  a  single  owner,  and  that  single  owner 
is  ihe  public.  It  is  one  of  the  big  pieces  of  land 
which  the  school  board  has  left  of  the  tract  which 
stretches  all  the  way  from  '^tateto  Halsted  and  from 
Madison  to  12th  street,  all  of  which  once  belonged 
to  the  board. 

At  present  this  land  has  sixteen  principal  ten- 
ants, each  of  whom  has  rented  from  the  school 
board  frontage  on  one  of  the  four  streets  of  from  24 
to  120  feet.  The  improvements  which  have  been 
made  on  the  property  have  been  less  substantial 
than  those  with  which  private  owners  of  surround 
ing  lots  have  ornamented  their  holdings.  Of  all  the 
big  downtown  business  blocks  it  is  admitedly  the 
worst  off  for  improvements. 

The  Chicago  Record  commenting  on  the  value  of 
this  block  says: 

This  great  piece  of  property  is  so  valuable  that 
when  it  is  considered  as  a  whole  speculators  do  not 
set  a  price  on  it  as  they  do  on  an  ordinary  lot.  In- 
stead of  valuing  ic  as  so  much  a  front  foot  they  say 
it  is  worth  so  many  dollars  a  square  foot. 

The  question  has  been  asked  often  of  prominent 
capitalists  and  investors:  "What  would  you  do  with 
that  block  if  you  owned  it?"  Each  one  has  some  pet 
scheme  which  he  advocates,  but  all  generally  agree 
that  it  is  the  finest  site  for  storerooms  and  office 
buildings  in  the  city.  Architects  have  taken  up  the 
discussion  of  the  question,  and  they  have  as  many 
answers  to  the  question  as  the  capitalists,  and  their 
plans  have  taken  more  definite  shape  than  those  of 
the  capitalists, 

Yirsterday  the  question  was  put  bluntly  to  Martin 
Roche  of  the  firm  of  Holabird  &  Roche,  architects  in 
the  Monadnock  building.  Mr.  Poche  looked  puzzled 
for  an  instant,  then  when  assured  that  the  question- 
er did  not  have  a  warranty  deed  in  his  pocket  the 
architect  recovered  as  from  a  blow  under  the  chin. 
He  said:  "Well, I  cant  imagine  myself  owning  such  a 
great  piece  of  land.  What  I  would  do  with  it  is  a 
difficult  question  to  answer.  It  would  take  time  to 
consider  and  to  make  up  my  mind. 

"There  is  one  very  good  idea  which  has  been  can- 
vassed, and  it  is  to  erect  upon  it  a  great  building 
with  courts  opening  upon  all  four  of  the  streets.  On 
the  first  floors  immense  department  stores  could  be 
established  and  in  the  courts  a  number  of  small 
shops  could  be  opened  to  attract  the  persons  who 
passed  under  the  covered  way.  The  land  is  proba- 
bly the  best  piece  of  building  property  in  the  city 
and  there  would  be  no  lifHculty  in  getting  tenants 
at  a  good  rental  for  the  stores  and  shops.   I  think  ' 


some  one  person  could  afford  to  take  the  whole 
ground  floor.  For  these  big  stores  the  first  and 
second  floors  could  be  fitted  up  and  then  above  that 
could  be  the  otfice  part.  A  new  and  good  substan- 
tial modern  office  building  ten  stories  high  and  cov- 
ering the  whole  block  could  be  erected,  I  should  say, 
for  from  15,000,000,  to  $6,000,<  00. 

"What  a  grand  thing  it  would  be  for  one  man  to 
own  the  whole  tract!  I  think  there  are  many  in 
Chicago  who  could  afford  to  pay  for  it  at  what  it  is 
valued,  about  $75  to  $80  a  square  foot.  There  are  in 
the  whole  block  about  140,000  square  feet,  and  this 
would  make  it  cost  something  like  $12,000,000.  I 
think  many  persons  would  be  willing  to  pay  a  yearly 
rental  of  5  per  cent  upon  that  amount  if  they  could 
get  it  on  such  terms  as  would  enable  them  in  jus- 
tice to  themselves  to  erect  suitable  busi  ness  blocks 
on  it." 

One  thing  is  certain,  there  is  going  to  be  a  long 
drawnout  contest  between  the  school  board  and  the 
tenants.  No  doubt  much  of  the  newspaper  talk  is 
aimed  at  the  Tribune  and  many  of  our  real  estate 
men  seem  to  enjoy  the  opportunity  to  squeeze  the 
editor  of  that  "Real  estate  advertising  monopoly." 
The  Journal  has  no  ax  to  grind  and  will  be  on  the 
side  that  favors  a  just  valuation  under  present  con 
ditions  and  the  dull  times  in  the  real  estate 
world. 


TWIXT  THE  DEVIL  AND  THE  DEEP  SEA. 


OR  THE  ROOT  AND  THE  BRANCHES  RUNNING  AWAY 
AVITH  THE  TRUNK. 

We  have  heard  of  prople  getting  the  base  outside  of 
the  circumference  and  losing  the  center  of  gravity 
but  we  never  before  heard  of  the  roots  and  the 
branches  getting  away  with  the  trunk  or  the  foun- 
dation and  the  roof  running  away  with  the  super- 
structure The  phenomenon  is  like  this.  It  has  been 
granted  that  the  department  stores  and  the  tall  office 
buildings  together  with  the  convergance  of  all  street 
railwajs  in  the  central  down  town  district  have  de- 
prived the  great  West  Side  of  the  patronage  of  its 
own  citizens  and  other  things  of  a  grievous  character 
too  numerous  to  mention  in  this  article,  and  the 
Journal  has  continually  espoused  the  cause  of  the 
complainants  over  the  river,  without  money  and 
without  price  and  without  thanks.  But  here  also  is 
a  double  plea,  to  wit:  The  people  residing  and  doing 
business  in  the  midway  districts  between  Halsted 
street  and  Western  avenue  and  south  of  Fullerton 
avenue  on  Milwaukee  avenue  and  other  business 
thoroughfares,  complain  now  that  the  elevated  and 
electric  railways  are  going  to  be  the  means  of  "draw- 
ing" the  population  out  to  the  suburbs  along  and  on 
the  Desplaines  river  and  out  to  Irving  Park  and 
Norwood  Park  on  the  Northwestern  and  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  railroads.  Considering  the  seriousness  of 
these  grievances  most  of  which  were  recited  in  the 
Journal  of  Peby  23d,  the  great  West  Side  with 
half  the  population  of  the  entire  city  is  going  to  be 
shorn  of  its  roots  and  its  branches,  and  cut  off  as  it 
were  from  its  base  of  supplies  Here  is  what  the 
west  siders  say  as  jotted  down  by  our  reporter:  "That 
the  ever  extending  net-work  of  street  railways  of 
Chicago  is  bringing  too  much  vacant  suburban  prop- 
erty into  the  market,  thus  depreciating  the  value  of 
property  located  nearer  the  heart  of  the  city."  It  is 
possible  that  with  so  much  suburban  property  on  the 
market  which  is  constantly  growing  in  value,  the 
demand  for  inside  property  may  be  somewhat  slower, 
but  the  prices  cannot  be  crowded  down  below  real 
values.  This  is  of  no  consequence,  however,  when 
we  recognize  the  fact  that  the  intermediate  realty  is 
almost  universally  rental  property  and  owned  by 
those  who  are  amply  able  to  hold  it,  wish  to  continue 
to  do  &o  and  are  getting  fine  annual  incomes  from 
the  rentals.  The  class  who  pay  rents  as  a  rule  prefer 
to  live  nearer  the  center  of  the  business  portion  of 
the  city,  and  this  makes  the  ever  increasing  demand 
for  rental  properties  good,  and  doubly  insures  against 
any  future  material  changes  which  would  have  a 
tendency  to  depreciate  the  values  of  this  class  of 
real  estate.  With  the  property  included  in 
^  vhe    subdivisions    lying   furthest   cut    and  near 


the  terminus  of  the  car  lines,  the  condi- 
tions are  entirely  different.  There  is  a  large  amount 
of  it  to  be  sure,  but  it  is  just  the  kind  that 
workingmen  and  persons  of  moderate  incomes 
seek  for  homes,  and  as  a  consequence,  the  demand 
is  not  from  the  class  who  would  invest  in  rental 
property,  but  from  a  class  whose  sole  ambition  is  to 
have  a  quiet,  comfortable  place  to  live  that  thty 
may  call  their  own,  and  here  their  desires  in  the 
way  of  acquiring  real  estate  end.  Looking  at  the  ques- 
tion from  both  sides  we  fail  to  see  where  there  is 
anything  tending  to  depreciate  the  value  of  any  class 
of  property.  The  suburbs  are  bound  to  be  the  places 
for  the  establishment  of  homes  and  the  values 
must  necessarily  rise  as  improvements  are  made. 
Because  a  vacant  lot  is  sold  cheap  today,  does  not 
indicate  that  it  will  be  cheap  property  in  five  years 
from  this  time.  The  wise  will  quickly  grasp  the 
situation  and  make  the  most  of  such  opportuni lies 
as  are  presenting  themselves  from  year  to  year. 
With  Lake  Michigan  on  one  side  and  the  Desplaines 
river  on  the  other  the  West  Division  is  bound  to 
hold  the  bulk  of  the  population  because  of  proximity 
to  the  business  center. 

The  logic  in  the  complaint  is  bad.  If  the  proposi- 
tion is  true  of  the  West  Side  it  is  equally  true  of  the 
South  side  where  transportationis  better,  lines  longer 
and  time  shorter  to  the  central  down  town  district. 
It  is  a  "night  mare"  and  not  a  real  dilemma  gentle- 
man of  the  West  Side.  You  are  not  between  the 
devil  and  the  deep  sea,  nor  in  imminent  peril  of  be- 
ing pulled  in  twain.  You  are  simply  waiting  for 
something  to  lurn  up. 


NEWSPAPER  VALUATIOi^S. 

Chicago,  111.,  Feb,  27,  1895. 

To  THE  Editor  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal: — It  is  continually  reiterated  that  "prop- 
erty is  worth  what  it  will  fetch  "  and  no  more  or  that 
what  it  will  bring  at  forced  sale  is  a  cri- 
terion of  its  value  and  in  making  up  an  opinion  as  to 
the  desirability  of  loaning  a  certain  per  cent  of  the 
value  upon  any  given  piece  of  property,  this  popular 
opinion  cuts  an  important  part.  It  is  necessary  to 
follow  this  established  custom  in  reaching  valuations 
by  money  lenders  while  the  injustice  of  such  an  ex- 
treme gauge  is  keenly  felt  by  owners  of  real  estate, 
for  they  are  well  aware  that  real  estate  is  the  very 
best  means  of  preserving  wealth.  la  times  of  panic 
and  extreme  depression,  thousands  of  persons  have 
been  saved  from  absolute  ruin  and  have  ultimately 
regained  a  sound  financial  position  through  the  very 
fact  that  they  were  the  fortunate  owners  of  heavily 
encumbered  real  estate,  and  although  they  may  have 
been  forced  to  enjoy  the  expensive  luxuries  of  fore- 
closure suits  and  the  annoyance  to  themselves  and 
their  families,  yet  the  law  in  its  mercy,  provides  that 
the  mortgagor  may  redeem,  and  through  this  avenue 
some  may  escape.  It  is  not  right  that  so  few  escape, 
it  grinds  upon  mankind  severely  that  the  soil  which 
averages  a  fair  product  year  in  and  year  out  should 
be  so  much  more  defamed  than  all  other  substances 
in  times  of  panic.  "Things  are  wrong  somewhere" 
we  all  know,  and  those  know  best,  who  best  under- 
stand finance  and  valuations  of  real  estate.  "News- 
papers are  educators "  but  they  are  excused  for 
"throwing  valuations  out  of  joint "  by  ridiculous  fal- 
sifications in  advertisements  in  their  columns  in 
times  of  prosperity  and  by  more  ridiculous  essays 
upon  finance  and  valuations  in  times  of  depression 
when  their  columns  cannot  be  sold  for  false  advertise- 
ments of  values. 

Popular  opinion  is  led  and  formed  from  day  to  day, 
and  such  a  hold  has  been  established  upon  the  univer- 
sal mind  by  the  newspapers,  that  one  can  in  a  few 
minutes' conversation  discern  the  newspaper  which 
is  molding  the  mind  of  the  persons  conversing.  There 
would  be  no  harm  in  this  fact  if  the  hand  unseen,  was 
not  forming  public  opinion,  and  the  results  are  awful 
to  behold.  Original  thinking  and  the  desire  to  go  to 
the  root  of  things  in  order  to  understand  the  inherent 
force  that  moves  valuations  up  and  down,  are  aug- 
menting daily,  for  nature  is  far  stronger  en  masse, 
than  incidents.     Newspapers  are  only  incidents. 


204 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  1895. 


Nature  and  fact  are  bard  taskmasters  and  teachers 
but  "they  get  their  work  in  just  the  same  "  and  they 
make  valuations.    One  law  shoulfl  be  made  and  rig- 
idly enforced  against  newspapers  who  essay  the  task 
of  creating  valuations  daily  or  criticising  them  or 
theorizing  upon  subjects  which  govern  in  their  effects 
the  opinion  and  valuations  of  real  estate  or  other 
property.    The  law  should  be,  that  every  newspaper 
article,  except  a   mere  statement  of  fact,  shall 
be  signed  by  the  writer  of  the  article,  and  that  every 
such  writer  must  deposit  with  the  newspaper  com- 
pany publishing  such  article  a  $5,000  guarantee  bond 
issued  by  one  of  the  reliable  companies  while  such 
writer  shall  be  in  the  employ  of  the  newspaper,  and 
the  bond  shall  be  the  security  which  may  be  attacked 
and  shall  be  the  limit  of  damages  for  any  false  state- 
ment made  in  the  article,  which  shall  be  tested  in  a 
court  of  equity.   If  any  newspaper  fails  to  have  such 
bond  deposited  with  it  by  the  writers,  or  fails  to 
have  the  article  signed  with  the  true  name  of  the 
writer,  then  it  shall  be  liable  for  the  $5,000  for  each 
such  article  containing  false  statements,  and  if  said 
newspaper  cannot  show  it  is  able  to  pay  such  a  for- 
feit or  IS  not  able  to  procure  insuraQcethat  it  will  do 
so  from  the  proper  guarantee  companies,  then  it  shall 
be  barred  from  the  privilege  of  becoming  "a  public 
educator.'"   Valuations  of  all  descriptions  would  be 
much  steadied  by  the  responsibility  which  could  be 
fixed  for  utterances  favorable  or  unfavorable.  We 
all  know  that  few  things  occur  from  day  to  day  in  na- 
ture to  cause  great  waves  of  changes  in  value  or  valu- 
ations.  The  press  is  busy  molding  public  opinion  on 
the  effect  of  the  loop  elevated  structure,  on  valua- 
tions upon  down-town  business  property",  and  tamely 
getting  opinion  '  fixed"  so  that  our  streets  shall  be 
encumbered  and  monopolized  without  any  regard  to 
the  fact  that  the  entire  city  of  Chicago  has  an  inhe- 
rent right  in  the  streets  down  town,  and  that  its  con- 
venience should  be  consulted.   Valuations  are  made 
ficticious  in  panic  times  as  easily  as  in  what  are  so- 
called  prosperous  times.    A  panic  price  is  often  more 
ficticious  than  the  price  in  prosperous  times.  The 
avaricious  use  of  the  conservative  arguments  of  news- 
papers to  gain  large  margins  and  obtain  high  rates  of 
interest,  is  like  the  advantages  obtained  by  plunder- 
ing the  wounded  after  the  battle.     Valuations  of 
real  estate  have  held  their  own  valiantly  in  this 
panic  warfare  of  truth  and  fact  versus  press  and  fic- 
tion, and  we  can  easily  see  that  it  lias  raised  the 
standard  of  value  in  the  minds  of  those  who  have  in- 
vested savings  or  wealth  in  it  by  the  actual  results  of 
money  safely  retained  therein,  notwithstanding  the 
worst  forms  of  attack  upon  valuations.   We  now  feel 
hopeful  that  all  questions  governing  valuations  of 
real  estate  and  their  correct  diagnosis  will  receiye 
most  careful  thought  spreading  the  popularity  of 
this  form  of  investment  for  the  storage  of  the  fruit 
of  industry. 

 H.  H.  P. 

WHY  BOLD  BOES  TO  EUROPE. 


THE  DEBTOR   SIDE  OF  THE    LEDGER  ACCOUNT  BE- 
TWEEN XHE  ^UNITED  STATES. AND    FOREIGN  NA- 
TIONS EXPLAINED. 

In  the  natural  course  of  trade  in  years  previous  to 
the  Baring  failure  gold  was  exported  from  this  coun- 
try each  year  in  the  spring,  when  our  crops  of  cot- 
ton, cereals,  etc.,  had  been  marketed,  and  it  was  im- 
ported in  the  fall  when  the  exports  of  these  com- 
modities again  came  into  active  operation.  The 
change  in  these  conditions  of  export  and  import  of 
gold,  was  prodticed  gradually  by  the  decrease  in  the 
value  of  American  articles  of  export,  and  by  the  re- 
turn of  American  securities  from  abroad.  The  first 
impetus  to  the  return  of  these  securities  was  given 
by  the  Baring  failure  in  1890.  In  addition  to  these 
influences  the  United  States  usually  sends  to 
Europe  an  average  amount  of  gold  as  follows: 

For  money  spent  by  American  travelers  abroad 
(approximated)  $100,000,000 

"   Freights  carried  in  foreign  Ships. . .  $100,000,000 

"   Dividends  and  interest  upon  American  securi- 
ties held  abroad  $75,000,000 

"   Profits  of  foreign  corporations  doing  business 
in  United  States   $50,000,000 


"   Profits  and   dividends  sent   to  nonresidents 
from  real  estate  investments,  partnerships  &c. 

  $25,000,000 

Total  amt.  annually  sent  abroad  $350  000,000 

To  meet  this  large  amount  of  exported  coin,  there 
should  be  a  balance  of  trade  in  American  merchan- 
dise or  products  exported  from  the  United  States 
equal  to  $350,000,000.  In  1S94,  the  balance  of  trade 
in  favor  of  the  United  States,  including  exports  of 
silver,  was  only  $264,000,000  leaving  European  hold- 
ers a  large  amount  of  American  gold  to  balance  the 
account. 


BIDDINB  FDR  HIBH  CLASS  TENANTS. 

The  attention  of  the  office  renting  public,  especi- 
ally prominent  attorneys  real  estate  and  insurance 
agents  is  invited  to  the  10th,  11th,  12th,  and  13th 
floors  of  the  Association  Building  at  153  to  155  La 
Salle  street.  These  upper  floors  are  to  be  completed 
on  or  before  April  15  next  and  will  be  in  first  class 
shape  for  occupants  at  that  date. 

This  new  and  elegant  office  structure  is  centrally 
located,  is  thirteen  stories  high,  and  built  after  the 
most  approved  pattern  of  modern  steel  construction, 
thoroughly  fire-proof.  The  exterior  is  of  gray  gran- 
ite to  the  third  story,  and  above,  terra  cotta  of  the 
same  color.  In  short,  its  beauty  of  design,  finish  and 
thoroughness  of  construction  places  it  in  the  front 
rank  of  modern  office  buildings. 

Its  central  location,  reasonaljle  rates,  excellent 
appointments,  absolutely  daylight  offices  with  all 
objectionable  occupations  excluded  and  high  grade 
elevator  and  janitor  service  make  it  very  desirable 
to  a  high  class  of  tenants. 

That  part  of  the  building  occupied  by  The  Young 
Men's  Christian  Association  with  entrance  on  Madi- 
son street  is  entirely  separate  and  apart  from  the 
office  portion  of  the  building.  Tenants  may,  how- 
ever, by  becoming  members,  avail  themselves  of  one 
of  the  most  extensively  equipped  gymnasiums  in  the 
country,together  with  large  running  track, swimming 
tank,  bowling  alleys,  etc.,  which  should  make  the 
building  additionally  attractive  to  professional  and 
other  men  of  sedentary  occupation.  The  entrance 
to  the  New  Association  Building  on  La  Salle  street 
is  convenient  and  attractive  and  corresponds  with 
the  street  front  which  is  a  square  tower  228  feet 
high  of  most  artistic  design. 

The  first  three  stories  are  of  gray  granite  and 
above  that  terra  cotta  of  buff  color.  The  main  por- 
tion in  rear  of  the  tower  is  81x135  feet.  The  court 
front  and  inside  couits^are  faced  with  white  enam- 
eled brick.  The  construction  is  of  sled  frame  and 
absolutely  fire-proof.  The  corridors  have  marble 
floors  and  high  marble  wainscoting.  All  offices  are 
finished  in  finest  selected  hard  wood.  A  Cutler 
mail-chute  is  conveniently  located  on  all  floors.  No 
expense  has  been  spared  to  make  the  appointments 
fully  equal  to  any  office  building  in  the  city. 

E.  W.  Zander  &  Go  exclusive  agents  of  thebuilding 
are  sparing  no  pains  to  provide  both  elegance  and 
convenience  for  tenants.  Their  schedule  of  prices 
for  suites  of  rooms  and  floor  space  is  most  reasona- 
ble and  in  fact  very  cheap  considering  the  appoint- 
ments; and  central  location  of  the  building. 

Ex  Judge  Jno.  J.  Knickerbocker  and  Ezra  B.  Mc- 
Cagg,  prominent  attorneys,  the  Washington  Life 
Ins.  Co  and  R.  N.  Badenoch  well  known  real  estate 
men  are  samples  of  the  tenants  already  located 
there. 

In  another  column  will  be  found  further  particu- 
lars for  the  perusal  of  those  who  desire  offices  in 
this  desirable  building. 


LoDisville,  Ky. — A  deoisic  n  by  Judge  Field  of  Loais- 
ville,  Ky.,  eBtabiishes  the  validity  of  |500.0(  0  ot  refnnd- 
ing  bonds  issued  by  the  city.  Farson,  Leaoh  Ji  Co.,  of 
Ohioago,  III.,  agreed  to  take  the  bonds,  and  a  snit  was  ar- 
ranged to  seonre  the  jadgojent  of  a  ooart  npon  their  val- 
idity. 

Sionx  Oity,  la. — Jndge  Van  Wagnon,  attorney  for  Lyon 
Oonnty  in  its  celebrated  bond  litigation,  receivud  word 
that  the  United  States  8apreme  Court  banded  down  a 
rnling  in  the  case,  by  which  it  sustained  the  position  of 
the  lower  ooart,  that  the  bonds  amounting  to  $260,000, 
principal  and  interest,  are  void 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 

MiddletowD,  N.  Y.— It  is  proposed  to  issue  bonds  for 
increasing  the  city's  water  supply. 

Whitehall.  Wis.— The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issue  of 
$30,000  in  bonds  for  water  supply. 

Frattville.  Ala. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
in  bonds  to  build  a  town  hall. 

Colville,  Wash  — Steve'..s  County  is  about  to  issue  $4F,- 
000  of  bonds  to  pay  county  expeuses. 

Abbeville,  Qa.— Bids  will  be  received  until  March  4  for 
tae  purchase  of  $10,000  six  per  cent  thirty  yeats  Academy 
and  Artesian  Well  bnnds. 

Anderson,  S.  0.— Oity  has  voted  a  bond  issue  of  $?0,000 
for  building  and  equipping  a  graded  school 

Roseville,  O. — The  Council  has  called  an  election  to  vote 
on  the  issue  of  $20  tOO  in  bonds  to  put  in  a  water  and  light 
plant. 

Sioux  Oity,  8.  D.— The  Commissioners  of  Minnehaha 
Oonnty  will  receive  bids  March  12  for  the  purchase  of  $23,- 
OfO  registered  county  warrant.  ' 

Astoria,  Ore.— It  is  reported  that  the  Astoria  water  wo'ks 
bonds  have  not  been  accepted  by  the  lowest  bidders.  The 
bonds  will  be  advertised  and  sold  again. 

Bridgeport.  Ct.— The  issue  of  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
$lfO,OiiO  for  public  improvements  is  contemplated.  Jndge 
Beers  can  probably  give  further  information. 

Melrose,  Minn. — The  citizens  of  Melrose  vrted  to  ispne 
$15,000  in  bonds  toward  the  purchase  of  land  to  be  give  n 
to  the  Great  Northern  for  yard  room  for  a  division  poiLt. 

MaooD,  Qa. — An  election  will  be  held  April  11  «o  vote  on 
the  question  of  issuing  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $3'  ,f  f  0  for 
public  improvements.    Oity  Council,  Chairman  FicdiBy. 

Chicago,  III. — A  bill  has  been  introduced  nt  Ppricjifleld 
to  authorize  the  town  of  West  Chicago  (o  i.^  ue  *9  0,0i  0 
in  twenty  years'  bonds  for  the  completion  of  theHm'e- 
vard  system. 

O'Neil,  Neb.— The  Supeivisore  of  Holt  Coi  nty  calh  d  a 
special  election  for  March  l  to  vote  on  bonding  ihe  cnruy 
for  $50,01  0  to  buy  seed  grain  for  the  farmers  who  mff  r  d 
by  the  drought. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — At  the  regular  meeting  of  ihficnniy 
board,  the  Oonnty  Auditor  was  jnstiucttd  to  advtrt  se  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  $50,' 00  Ramsey  Coui'y  bonds. 
Bonds  will  run  ten  years  wiih  inte-est  a'.        per  cent. 

Muscatine,  Iowa  — The  Drury  Toll  lioad  C.  mpaoy  has 
issved  $7,f~00  in  first  mortgage  bonds,  befring  inieieei  it 
6  per  cent,  and  rnuning  five,  «en  and  fifteen  years.  Hids 
will  be  received  for  same  at  Herseey  State  BuLb.  R.  B. 
Huflf,  secretary. 

Montgomery,  Ala. — The  bill  authorizing  Tofka  oosa 
County  to  issue  bonds  for  the  purpose  of  boi'diug  a  draw- 
bridge over  the  Warrior  River  has  been  reponed  favoi - 
ably  by  the  Corporations  Committee. 

Chattanooga,  Ten. — The  bill  providing  for  ihe  isfuirg 
of  $160,000  worth  of  Hamilton  Uounty  bords  hns  hfcome 
a  law.  The  Finance  Committee  will  hold  a  ate  ingto 
decide  on  how  large  an  issue  of  bonds  is  ueedid. 

Augusta,  Oa. — At  the  meeting  of  ihe  Ciij  rooncil,  Feb. 
4,;an  oidinacoe  lopicvidefor  the  isecing  <f  $88  OOo  (,f 
bondp,  lo  bear  interest  at  4 per  cent,  pp.j  nble  «i  mi  r.u- 
nuilly,  was  adopted.    M,  P.  Oarroll,  City  Attorney. 

Lowellville,  Ohio. — The  Council  decided  to  f-nbmitihe 
matter  of  bonding  the  village  for  electric  light.i  ajd  water 
plant  to  the  vote  of  the  people. 

Summit,  N.  J. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Township  C,  m- 
miitee,  Jan.  29,  the  ordinance  providing  for  the  issue  of 
$8,500  i%  per  cent  bonds  for  pidewalk  improvements 
pai^sed  a  fiual  reading. 

Austin,  Tex. — The  Committee  on  Finance  made  favor- 
able report  on  O'Oonnoi's  bill  to  authorize  the  Btxar 
County  Commissioners  to  issue  $100,'  00  bonds  for  artes- 
ian well  porposes. 

Newark,  N.  J. — The  Seijate  parsed  the  Newark  High 
School  bill,  providing  for  the  i=sue  of  $  iO,0(  0  in  bonds  for 
the  construction  of  a  new  bollditig. 

Rye,  N.  Y. — The  town  of  Rye  and  Mamaroneck  will  prob- 
ably issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $S,000  or  $9  000  for  Ihe 
purpose  of  constructing  a  stone  bridge. 

Lafayette,  Ind.— For  sale  by  the  city  of  Lafayette  $225.- 
000  ij^  per  cent  funding  water  bonds.  Dated  June  1, 
1895;  due  in  twenty-five  years;  optional  after  twenty  years 
Interest  payable  semi-annually.  Dec  1  and  June  1.  Prin- 
cipal and  interest  payable  in  New  York  city.  Denomin- 
ation $l,iilO.  Bids  received  until  March  11.  Thos.  W. 
Burt,  City  Clerk. 

Troy,  N.  Y  —The  oity  has  sold  SIS23.I  00  of  4  per  cent  as- 
sessment bonds  for  par  and  a  total  premium  of  $179.12. 

Martinsburg,  W  Va. — The  city  council  will  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $15,001  to  pnvide  sn  electric  I'ght  plant 
for  the  oity. 


March  2,  18P5. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


205 


Bradford,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  Oonnoils,  Feb.  4,  the 
City  Treasnrer  waB  anthorized  to  sell  the  $5,0(0  issue  of 
bonds  for  the  new  Oity  Hall. 

Cheboygan,  Mioh. — An  election  will  be  hold  April  I  to 
vote  on  the  qa^stion  of  issoing  $35,000  oonrt-liooae  bonds. 
Wiiliam  N  Cross,  clerk  of  the  board. 

Hoboken,  N.J. — State  Senator  Daly  has  iotrodaoed  a 
bill  providing  for  ihe  oonstrnotion  of  water  w  jrks  in  Ho- 
boken  and  the  issne  of  $400,OCO  in  bonds  to  pay  therefor. 

Oolambia,  Tenn. — Columbia  has  petitioned  Legislatnre 
for  anlhortty  to  issne  bonds  snfiBoient  to  pay  oatstanding 
indebtedness.  The  aoioont  is  said  to  be  between  $50,000 
and  |80,0{i(). 

Fort  Fairfield,  Ma — lotrodooed  at  Augnsla,  by  Mr. 
Honghton  of  Fort  Fairfield,  an  act  to  aothorize  the  town 
of  Fort  Fairfield  to  fund  its  indebtedness  at  maturity  and 
i8?ne  new  bonds. 

Lincoln,  Neb. — The  Lancaster  County  Commissioners 
have  called  an  election  to  be  held  April  2,  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  isfuing  |90,000  jail  bonds.  J.  D.  Woods, 
Clerk  of  Board. 

Mount  Vernon,  N.Y. — The  Common  Council  has  decided 
to  issue  f  ]00,(iOO  worth  of  bonds  for  street  improvements. 
Fifty  thousand  dollars  of  these  bonds  will  be  oflcered  to  the 
highest  bidder. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — Alrfoet  half  of  the  $4,500,000  bond  issne 
to  be  voted  for  at  the  coming  election  is  to  be  applied  to 
the  purchase  of  machinery  for  the  equipment  of  the  city's 
water  service. 

Leavenworth,  Kan. — Samuel  Dodsworth,  Mayor  of  this 
city,  sends  the  following:  The  oity  of  Leavenworth  will 
offer  for  sale  on  cr  about  March  9,  18'J5,  refunding  bonds 
of  the  city  to  the  amount  of  |6i',n(  0  (  0.  Said  bonds  will 
be  payable  twenty  years  from  the  date  of  issue  (April  1, 
1^95)  and  bear  interest  a'  5  per  cent  per  annum,  payable 
semi-an  ually — interest  and  principal  pajable  at  the  State 
of  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency  in  New  York  oiiy.  These  bonds 
will  be  issued  under  Chapter  163  of  the  Session  Laws  of 
IfOJ,  and  for  (he  pu-pose  of  refunding  bonds  issued  April 
1,  1885,  under  an  act  entitled  '"An  act  to  authorize  cities 
of  the  first  class  to  provide  public  parks  and  grotnds  for 
the  inhabitants  the'-eof" — Chapter  94,  Session  Laws  of 
1885.  The  oity  issued  $120,0  lO.OO  under  said  act,  of  whioh 
$5*1. ( 00.00  have  been  canceled  by  payment  and  about  $10,- 
000,011  will  be  on  hind  April  1,  1895,  leaving  a  balance  of 
$60.(00.00  to  be  provided  for  by  the  eale  of  the  bonds 
herein  mentioned  These  bondi^  will  be  ready  by  March 
31,  1895,  and  will  be  delivered  by  the  Fiscal  Agency  of 
this  State  at  New  York.  Propositions  will  be  received  by 
the  Mayor  until  March  9,  1895,  when  bids  will  be  sub- 
mitted to  the  Committee  on  Ways  and  Means  for  their 
RCiion.  The  oity  reserve=(  the  right  to  rtjsct  any  or  all 
bids.  I  he  assessed  valuation  for  the  city  of  Leavenworth 
of  all  property  for  taxation  is  $5  694.4f)4.  The  estimated 
actual  value  of  all  said  property  is  $17,0(  0,000.00.  The 
population  of  the  city  is  20,466. 


RESTAURANT  BISMARCK. 


The  progress  of  a  city  shows  Itself  not  only  in  the 
extension  of  streets  and  building  up  of  territories,  the 
erection  of  sky-scrapers,  modern  building  blocks  or 
line  residences,  but  also  to  a  great  extent  in  the 
various  places  of  accommodation  such  as  hotels  and 
restaurants.    During  the  World's  Fair  a  great  many 
complaints  were  heard  about  the  lack  of  a  ^ood  class 
of  restaurants  in  the  European,  and  especially  in  the 
German  style.   There  Is  certainly  a  large  class  who 
prefer  not  only  the  way  of  German  cooking  and  serv- 
ing, but  who  also  enjoy  being  in  comfortable  sur- 
roundings which  favorably  impress  the  mind,  after 
hours  of  fatiguing  work.    There  is  no  doubt  that  a 
great  progress  has  been  achieved  in  this  direction  by 
the  Hotel  Restaurant  Bismarck,  located  at  180  and 
lc2  Randolph  street,  one-half  block  west  of  the  court 
house.   It  is  very  interesting  to  pay  a  visit  especially 
to  the  restaurant  apartments  of  the  Bismarck  which 
are  very  tastefully  decorated  in  strictly  Old  German 
style.    The  wainscoting  and  ceiling  are  constructed 
of  dark  oak,  the  walls  having  very  artistic  decora- 
tions.  The  eye  will  be  specially  attracted  by  the  bar 
of  very  rich  design  in  German  Renaissance.  The 
wine  room  adjoining  the  large  restaurant  hall  is 
specially  attractive  with  its   heavy  green  marble 
columns  at  the  entrance  and  the  Gothic  Old  German 
windows.    Besides  there  are  large  club  and  banquet 
rooms  on  the  first  floor,  also  a  very  elegant  ladies 
cafe  and  restaurant.    The  Restaurant  Bismarck  has 
in  the  short  time -of  its  existence,  gained  such  a  far 
reaching  reputation   for   excellent   meals,  wines, 
domestic  and  imported  beers,  that  it  can  be  safely 
recommended  to  the  most  particular  gourmand. 


"BODY  RESTEDj  MIND  AT  EASE." 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick" for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Cro^e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conrecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  OKDBB  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEEN  FEB    9  AND  MCH.   31,  1894. 

Oo88itt'8  add,  Ite  37  Bud  38,  a  sab  of  the  e  10.183  acres  of  the  n  ^4  of 
the  n  V4  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  12  39  13.  Mar  21,  11  a  m.  t.  S  fapley,  Jr, 
executor.  L  B. 

Day's  sub,  It  6  In  b  5  of  the  n  13  rods  of  the  s  88  rods  of  the  e  lii  rods 
of  the  n  e  }4  of  sec  i  38  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master, 
56  Portland  bik.  L  N- 

Walker's  sub,  It  27  in  b  9  of  that  pt  8  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  e  V,  o{  the 
8  e  )i  of  sec  28  39  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.   L  N. 

Edgewater.  Cochran's  2nd  add.  It  22  in  b  14,  being  a  snb  of  the  h  H  of 
sec  5  40  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  bik. 
L  N. 

Mather  &  Taft's  add,  It  50  bei'-g  a  sab  of  that  pt  of  the  a  i4  of  the  s  H 
of  the  s  w  H  of  see  31  40  14.  Mar  18,  Ham.  Jno  T  Noyee,  master 
88  and  9a  Washington  St.  L  N. 
Diven'8  sub,  It  32  in  b  8  of  th9  w  14  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  e  w  H  and  the  e 
Yt  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  2  39  13.  Mar  i6,  1pm,  itie  Q  & 
T  Oo,  admtr.  L,  B.  ,    k     >  v.  01 

Thompson's  snb.  It  8  of  b  6  in  Conch's  enb  of  the  n  V,  of  the  s  14  of  the 
n  w  H  of  sec  13  39  13.  Mar  26,  1pm.  Bedmond  J  Egan,  admtr.  L  B. 

Winston's  sub,  the  n  and  s  ^  of  It  8  iu  b  2  of  Ite  3  and  4  in  Newhall, 
Larned  &  Woodbridge's  snb  of  the  n  w  of  sec  15  38  14.  Mar  i6  11 
a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg  L  B. 

Stevenson,  &  Ayres'  sub.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  s  6  acres  of  the  n  21  aoree 
(ex  the  8  66  ft)  of  tbe  e  i4  of  8  e  !4  of  sec  8  38  14.  Mar  28.  11  a  m 
Frank  Sohaedler,  admtr.  LB.  '  ' 

Bowes'  8Db,  Its  1  to  9  of  It  2  and  (he  n  H  of  It  3  in  b  5  of  Stone's  sub  of 
the  e  20  eces  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  w  i4  of  the  s  w  %  of  sec  3  38 
14.  Mar  14,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
Honee  bldg.  LB.  w.v<"» 

Hyde  Pk,  Eerger'a  2nd  add.  It  13  in  b  4  a  sub  of  the  s  330  ft  of  the  n  V, 
of  sec  32  38  15.  Mar  12,  10  a  m.  lhas  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Street's  snb,  bs  9  15  and  16  of  the  e '/j  of  the  8  w  14  of  sec  17  37  14. 
Mar  13, 11  a  m.  Jno  T  N03  e>,  master,  88  and  90  Washington  st.  L  b! 

Prenises  known  as  Noe  6  i07  and  6209  Indiana  av.  Mar  6,  10  a  m  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Armonr'8  snb,  sablt  12  of  its  9  in  11  anti  12  in  b  3  of  8  acres  in  these 
cor  of  the  w  !4  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  8  39  14.  Mar  11,  1pm.  Wm  F 
Weimers,  master,  630  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

So  Oh'go  Ironworker's  add.  Its  iO  to  16  and  25  to  33  in  b  16  and  Ita  10 
25,  26  and  34  in  b  16,  Its  7  to  20  aud  Us  2i.  24,  27,  28  29  3  >,  33  31  and' 
35  in  b  17,  Hi  13,  14  and  39  to  -8  io  b  2S,  Its  1  to  15  and  Its  18  to  24  and 
Its  25  to  48  in  b  2B,  Its  8  to  21  and  29,  80  and  31  in  b  27,  its  11  to  24  aud 
25to39inb36of  8  H  of  6ec  8  37  15.  Mar  8,  li  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker 
master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR.  " 

Delamater's  resub,  Itn  1  and  2  in  b  21  and  Its  5  1 1  18  in  b  23  in  Simon's 
sub  of  the  3  e  H  of  sec  35  40  13.  Mar  6,  11  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master 
85  Dearborn  st.  L  N.  ' 

Lt  7  Id  the  eub  of  the  e  i4  of  Ihe  n  e  ^  of  the  8  e  H  of  the  u  e  H  ot  sec 
11  39  13.  Mar  9,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland 
bik.  L  N. 

Snowdon'e  sub.  Its  I  and  2  in  b  4  of  the  s  w  of  t>-«  n  w  }4  of  sec  17  38 
14.  Mar  5,  1  p  m    Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Rogers  Pk,  Touhj 's  sub.  Its  1  to  8  in  b  5  atid  Us  1  to  8  and  13  and  14  in 
b  4  and  Its  7,  8,  9,  11,  12.  13,  14,  15  and  16  in  b  2  and  Its  1  to  8,  10  to  12 
in  b  1,  Its  7  to  16  in  b  2,  Its  I  to  6  in  b  8  and  Its  1  to  8,  13  14,  15,  19  and 
20  in  b  4,  its  1  to  20  in  b  6;  also  b  1  ex  It  9.  Mar  12,  11  a  m  Geo  M 
Stevens,  master,  110  i  a  Salle  st.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgts.  Morgan  Pk,  Its  1  and  2  In  b  "G"  in  sec  19  37  14.  Mar  7,  11 
a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master,  921-928  Chicago  stock  Exchange  bldg. 

Cornell,  Us  39  and  40  in  b  50  being  a  sub  in  sees  26  and  35  38  14.  Mar  11, 
nam.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Elsdon,  Earle's  enb.  It  13  in  b  3  of  w  H  of  n  e  >i  of  s  w  Mi  also  w  H  of 
n  H  of  n  e  J4  of  s  w  J4  and  also  w  134  ft  of  w  H  of  e  K  of  n  e  of 
e  !4  of  8  w  H  of  sec  11  38  13.  Mar  5, 11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56 
Reaper  bik.  L  N. 

Austin,  Coleman's  add.  It  1  in  b  7,  being  a  sub  of  the  w  26.82  acres  of 
the  8  ^  of  the  D  w  H  of  see  4  39  13.  Mar  5,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman 
master.  L  N. 

Menage  sub.  It  19  in  b  3  of  the  s  'A  of  bs  10,  11  and  12  and  the  n  14  of  bs 
14,  15  and  16  In  let  add  to  lieneiugton  a  sab  in  sees  22  27  and  28  37  14 
Mar  12,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master.  L  N. 

The  w  181  ft  e  of  the  e  line  of  Stewart  av,  (ex  the  8  8214  ft  of  the  w  134 
tt  ex  the  e  407  !■  0  ft,  together  with  divers  other  pieces  of  properiy. 
Mar  II,  11  a  m.  Chae  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  8t.  L  B. 

Sheffleld's  add,  the  n  H  of  It  64  in  subblk  3  in  b  18.    Mar  30,  11   a  m. 

Bernhard  Melting,  executor.  LB. 
Jones'  North  Branch  add.  Its  7  and  8  in  b  1  in  sec  25  40  13.  Mar  12,  11  a 

am.  Walter  Butler,  master.  66  Portland  bik.  L  N. 
Eames'  sub.  Its  25,  26  and  27  in  b  6;  also  the  s  12  ft  of  It  2  1  and  the  n  21 

ft  of  It  21  in  b  7  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  17  38  14.    Mar  12,  11 

a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  bik.  L  N. 


72x125  ft  at  the  s  w  CDr  of  Paulina  and  VV  14th  st,  together  with  divers 
other  f  ieces  of  property.  Mar  19,  2  pm.  Fredericke  Weinhelmer, 
executor.  L  N 

Van  Pchaack  &  Herriok's  sub,  It  24  In  b  5  of  ths  n  40  acres  of  the  w  14 
of  the  e  y,  of  sec  2  39  13.  .Jar  5,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  ma%ter,  17s 
Dearborn  et.  L  B. 

Rerrick'a  sub.  It  36  in  b  2  of  the  8  w  14  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec 

17  88  14.  Mars,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 
Premises  Vnown  as  No  522  W  Lake  st.  Mar  2J,  1pm.    Wm  8  Newber- 
ger,  admtr.  L  B. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  add.  Us  238  ard  239  e  54  8  w  ^  sec  20  38 

14.  Mar  18,  1pm.  Justus  Frieeben,  admtr.  L  B. 
Douglas  Pk.  Snowhook's  add.  It  41  in  b  1  in  the  s  w  H  sec  13  39  13.  Mar 

7.  n  a  m.  Ev^  M  Ross,  guardian.  L  B. 
Stevenson  &  Ayer's  pnb.  Us  6  and  7  in  b  1  of  the  s  6  acres  of  the  n  21 
acres  (ex  the  e  66  ft)  of  the  e  ^  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  8  38  14.    Mar  8,  1 
pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  B. 

Barber's  eub.  It  21  in  b  2  of  the  e  'A  of  the  n  w  X  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  8 

38  14.  Mar  8.  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 
N  OH. 

Lt  21  in  Ihe  e  V,  of  the  n  !4  of  b  22  in  the  8  w  14  of  the  s  w   %  of  sec  6 

39  14,  Mar  P,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 
Johnson's  sub,  the  e  i4  of  It  8  !n  b  3  of  the  n  y,  of  the  w  H  of  the  8  w 

of  sec  19  39 14 .  Mar  16,  1  p  m.  Frederick  Koesner,  admtr.  NOB. 
Barrett  &  Qillowsy's  resub,  Its  13  and  14  in  the  resub  of  bs  8  and  9 
Henrytown.  and  the  n  Kin  ft  nf  the  s  e  qr  of  the  s  e  qr  sec  6  40  14 
Mar  8,  U  a  m.  Thrs  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Cornell,  It  32  b  47  being  a  eub  in  sees  26  and  35  38  U.    Mar  8,  10  a  m 

Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 
Eberhart  k  Ritohio'a  fub.  It  7  ia  b  3  of  the  w  '4  of  Ihe  8  w  !4  of  n  e  J4 
of  sec  14  38  13.  Mar  6,  11a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,   66  Portland 
bik.  L  N. 

Lai:c9ster'8  resub.  It  1  of  the  e  »4  of  b  3  in  Cochran's  et  al  sub  of  the 
w  ^  of  tha  8  e  H  of  sec  6  39  14.  Mar  7,  11  a  m.  Henry  Wedekind,  ex- 
ecutor. L  N. 

The  w  14  of  the  n  e  M  of  sec  9  38  12.  Mar  5, 12  a  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  L  N, 

West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  sub.  It  £1  in  b  4  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  n  w  M  of  eec 

10  39  13,  Mars,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Sheldon's  enb,  the  n  %  of  It  76  and  the  s  !4  and  the  s  i4  of  the  n  !4  of 
It  77  of  Ite  61  to  90,  beiaor  a  sub  n  e  H  of  sec  4  39  14.  Mar  5,  11  a  m. 
Geo  Bafs.  meeter,  li)9  Haritord  bldg.  L  N. 
The  8  B  14  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  8  e  J4  of  eec  20  39  13.  Mar  4,-11  a  m, 

Hiram  Barber,  master.  626  Opera  Bouse  bldg.  L  N. 
Stlnfron's  sub.  Its  64,  57  to  75  of  b  31  in  the  sub  of  eec  19  39  14.  Mar  2 
Mam.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  maeter,  1412  Ashland  bik.  L  N.  ' 
Price's  sub,  the  und  y,  of  the  n  !4  of  It  23  and  the  s  V4  of  It  24  in  b  4  of 
the  n  w  J4  of  tec  10  38  J4.  Mar  6,  11  a  m.  Wm  Hattendorf,  admtr. 
L  N. 

High's  sub.  It  7  in  b  2  of  the  e  i4  of  b  16  in  Sheffield's  add.  Mar  6,  11  a 

m.  Henry  A  Beruahi,  admtr.  L  N. 
Buten  i  H«milton'8  fu\  It-<  24,  25,  26  and  27  of  Its  12  to  21  in  b  "F'.  of 
he  Blue  Isl  and  Bldg  iJo's  resub  in  Morgan  Pk,  Waeh  Hgts.   Feb  23, 
11am.  Perry  A  Hall,  master,  921-923  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Waeh  Hgts'  It  54  in  h  71.  Us  2  and  3  in  b  88,  Its  2,  13  14,  21  and  22  in  b 
98,  Us  9,  111,  U,  13  aud  14  in  b  9*.  being  a  reeub  of  Its  1  and  2  in  b  13, 
Id  see's  18  and  19;  also  a  snb  of  the  w  14  of  the  n  w  !4  of  eec  iO  and 
the  e  i4  of  Ihe  s  w  M  of  sec  19  37  14.  Fdb  23,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull, 
master.  L  N. 

Fowler  ref-nb,  of  pi^  of  the  8  a  Rm  td  Assn  add.  It  220  in  sec  9  38  14. 

Feb  25,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 
School  Sec  add.  e  Y,  of  It  20  in  b  38  of  sec  16  £9  14;  also  an  nnd  Vi  in  the 
e      of  It  2  01  b  59  in  said  add.  Feb  23,  11  a  m.  Anna  Hejdnk,  admtrx. 
NOR 

School  Pec  add.  It  7  and  that  pt  of  It  6  in  b  13.    Feb  23,  11  a  m.  Philip 

Novok,  admtr.  NOR. 
Luoney's  tub,  't  19  rf  a  100  foot  strip  of  land  through  the  w  M  of  Ihe 
n  e  !4  of  see  24  39  13.  Mar  9,  11  a  m.  Emit  Haiubacher,  admtr.  NCR. 
Hoisteio,  Pierce's  add.  It  22  in  b  12.  Feb  23, 11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Sexauer, 
admtrx.  NOB. 

Sobll  12  in  the  Fub  of  It  4  and  the  n      of  It  5  in  b  2  in  ShefSeld  add 

Feb  25, 11  a  m.  Wm  J  Weber,  admtr.  NOR. 
Hegewisch  sub,  Ite  22,  23  and  24  in  b  7  and  It  16  in  b  8,  being  a  sub  of  pt 
of  the  s  Yi  of  the  n  e  J4  of  eec  31  b7  15.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Aemas  Olaus- 
een,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hambleton'e  snb,  an  nnd  2-6  pt  of  It  30  in  b  3  of  it  "E"  in  the  Cir  Ot  ptn 
of  the  n  w  >4  of  fee  8  39  14;  also  It  3  in  Stiles'  sub  of  Us  21  '^8  ana  29 
of  the  original  i<  wo  or  Brighton.  Feb  28,  11  a  m.  Saml  Nelson  admtr. 
L  N. 

Hicch'i'e  suh,  Ihe  s  25  ft  of  It  4  and  ail  of  It  6  of  Its  146  148  and  of  soblt 
1  of  It  119  in  Buiterfleld'e  add.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Carl  Corn  r,  admtr 
L  N. 

The  w  !4  of  the  n  w  !i  (u  of  the  Southwestern  Plank  road)  of  sec  3  38 
12  Feb  25,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  B  gers,  master,  100  Wafhington  st. 
L  N. 

Malleite  &  Browoell's  sub,  It  21  of  b  19  of  bs  16  to  21  ot  Auburn  Pk, 
sec  58  28  14.  Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Jae  R  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st. 
L  B. 

Knislej's  add.  Its  60  and  5!  in  b  6,  being  a  sub  of  the  d  62  acres  of  the  e 

!4  of  eec  17  39  13.  F.  b  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master.  L  B. 
Mallette  &  Brcwnell'j  sub.  It  3  of  b  20  and  it  26  of  b  16  of  hi  16  to  21  of 
Auburn  Pk  a  sub  in  eec  28  38  14  Feb  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  maeter. 
L  B. 

Harland's  sob,  It  18  of  the  8  173  ft  of  that  pt  lying  e  of  the  0  &  N  W  By 
of  the  w  ?i  of  the  n  e  V4  of  sec  30  40  14.  Feb  25,  11   a  m.  Herman 
Krause,  auu  r.  N  O  R. 
Dnion  Park  add,  Ihe  e  22  ft  of  It  20  In  b  1.   Feb  23,  11a  m.  Edw  A 

Dicker,  master,  1109  Tecoaia  bldg.  L  N. 
Lurton's  sub.  It  50  in  the  eub  of  be  2  and  3  of  that  pt  u  of  Archer  road 
of  the  e  !4  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  1  38  18.  Feb  26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bn.Ier, 
maeter,  56  PortIi»ud  bik.  L  N. 
Sheffield's  add.  snbit  2  io  Ihe  eub  of  It  1  sub  bik  6  of  b  6;  also  It  9  io  b 
in  Olark,  Martin  &  l-ayton's  eub  of  the  s  ^  of  the  n  V4  of  the  8  w  54 
of  eec  14  38  14.  Feb  27,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 
Cornell,  Its  24  and  25  in  b  8f>  i^elng  a  enb  in  eecs  26  and  33  38  14.  Feb  26. 
2  p  m.  U  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 

Baker's  fub  Its  32  to  87  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  8  w  !4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  sec 
17  38  14,  F«b  26,  12  m'  Geo  M  Hoyt,  guardian. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Glanz'  eub.  Us  31  to  43  of  that  pt  of  bs  4  and  5  in  Wright  &  Webster's 
enb  of  the  n  e  ^  of  eec  12  89  13  Mar  i2,  10  a  m  Jae  Pease,  sheriff. 
NOR 

Mcintosh's  snb.  It  3  of  the  w  124  tt  of  Us  17  and  18  in  b  22  in  Hyde  Pk, 

10  the  s  e  ^  ot  sec  11  38  14 ;  also  Us  46  and  47  in  Ely's  sub  of  b  6  lu 
Thompson  &  Hclmee'  sob  of  he  e  45  acres  rf  the  n  60  teres  ot  the 
8  e  ^  of  see  17  38  11.  Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

rourt  p  n.  Its  8  9  and  10  in  b  3  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  31  38  15.  Mar  12,  10  a 

m.  Jas  feaee,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Pallman,  Waynes'  add.  It  9,  being  a  sub  e  ^  n  e  qr  s  w  I4  21  37  14.  Mar 

12,  10  a  m.  Jae  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 
Taylor  &  Kreig's  eub.  It  81  being  a  reenb  of  b  7  of  the  e      of  the  n  w 

11  of  sec  4  38  14.  Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 


206 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  1895 


0  &  C  C  &  D  Go's  sub.  Us  2t,  2,%  26  in  b  28,  It  23  in  b  53;  Its  24  and  25  in 
iu  b  66;  Its  i  and  5  iu  b  7i:,  it  7  in  b  90,  it  11  in  b  92  and  It  39  in  b  139, 
sees  B  and  6  37  IB;  aif o  It  9  in  b  6  in  Clark,  Martin  &  Layton's  sub  of 
the  8  H  af  the  u  '/i  of  the  s  w  of  sec  14  38  14;  aiso  Its  31  and  32  iu 
the  sub  of  b  2  of  Seipp's  sub  of  the  w  !4  of  the  n  w  14  of  sec  26  38  14; 
also  its  36  to  42,  and  it  35  (ex  the  s  2H  ft)  all  iu  b  35;  its  1  to  5  in  b  39; 
It  43  (ex  the  s  2  ft)  and  Its  44  to  48  in  b  48;  Its  39,  40  and  41  in  b  63;  Its 
32.  37,  43  to  48  in  b  6J,  all  in  Hill's  add  to  9o  Ch'go.  being  a  sub  of 
1  he  8  w  1-4  of  f  ec  31  38  15;  aleo  it  20  in  b  1,  iu  Birkhoff's  sub  of  the  e 
i's  of  the  8  w  V4  of  the  s  e  of  sec  17  38  14;  also  it  30  in  b  12  in  Iron- 
worker's add  to  So  Oh'go,  a  eub  of  the  s  of  sec  8  37  IF;  also  Its  15 
and  16  In  b  28  iu  the  re§ub  of  Taylor's  let  ad<i  to  So  Ch'go,  in  the  n 
of  sec  8  37  15;  aNo  its  25  and  23  in  b  4  in  Constance,  a  sub  of  the  e 
H  of  the  9  w  of  SCO  36  38  14.  Mar  6,  U  a  m.  Albert  A  Bacon,  admtr. 
«.  N. 


STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 


Ordinances  have  been  passed  by  the  City  Council 
for  improvements  as  follows: 

Note  — Abbreviations  signify:  0,  onrbing;  g,  grading;  m, 
DQaoadamiziDg;  p,  paving;  f,  filling;  w.  s,  water  service; 
8wk,  sidewalk;  ip,  lamp-post;  d,  drains:  wsp,  water 
Bopply  pipes. 

Street 


Aldine  av 
Madison 
Calumet  av 
63(i 
47th 
7  2d 

Prairie  av 
So  Park  av 
N  (-  lark 
Homan  av 
Elston  av 
Dudley 

Shakespeare  av 
Follansbee 
Elk  Grove  av 
Dickson 
Fullerton  av 
Frederick 
Drake  av 
W  40t.h 
14th 

Rhodes  av 
Kimball  av 
Commercial 
Attrill 
Basil  av 
Cherry  pi 
Coblentz 
Byron  av 
Coventry 
Bingham 
Kosciusko 
Armitage  av 


From 

N  Clark 
W  40th 
41st 
Maryland  av 
Cottage  Grove  av 


To 

Evanston 
W  46th 

42d 
Drexel  bd 


av 


Impt 

swk 
P 


1 


Ip 
drains 


67th 
71st 
North  av 
Central  Pk  bd 
Clybourn  pi 
Fullerton  av 
California  av 
Milwaukee  av 
Fullerton  av 
North  av 
Humboldt  bd 
Ridgeway  av 
Chgo  av 

Wood 
63d 

Armitage  av 
Graceland  av 
Milwaukee  av 
North  av 
Perry  av 
Robey 
California  av 
North  av 
Armitage  av 
Huyne  av 
Clarkson  av 


Langley  av 
71st 
7oth 
Center 
Chgo  av 
North  av 
Armitage  av 
Humboldt  bd 


sewer 


c  g  &  p 
c  f  &  p 
swk 


Bioom'gdale  rd  Robey 
Cornelia  jlilwaukee  av 

Bioom'gdale  rd 
•Clarkson  av 
Cortland 
Campbell  av 
Carroll  av 
Central  Pk  av 
Austin  av 
California  av 
Ayers  av 
Cornelia 
Cypress 
Central  Pk  av 
Ballon 
Augusta  av 
Beach 
Crystal 
Chicago  av 
Cortez 
Cornelia 
California  av 
Campbell  av 
Christiana  av 
Artesian  av 
California  av 
Blue  Isl  av 
Diller 
Forest  av 
Emery 
Fairfield  av 
Division 
Ferdinand 
Dania  av 
Dickens  av 
Fullerton  av 
18  th 

Fullerton  av 
La  Salle  av 
W  40th 
25th 

Spaulding  av 
James  av 
Attica 
Elias 
May 
67th 
Olara  pi 
Bradley  pi 


Hervey  " 
Diversey  " 
Crawford  av  " 
Lawudale  av  " 
the  Blvd  " 
North  av  " 
Robey  " 
So  Chgo  av     c  g  Jt  p 
Milwaukee  av  c  f  &  p 
Byron  swk 
Stave  " 
Bloomingdale  rd  '• 
Puwell  av  " 
Leavitt  '• 
Humboldt  bd 
Bloomingdale  rd  " 
Cornelia  " 
Leavitt  " 
Kedzie  av  " 
eastern  ter.  " 
Stave  " 


Kedzie  av 

Cortland 

Armitage  av  " 

California  av 

Kedzie  av  " 

Chgo  av 

Fulton  " 

Kedzie  av 

Francisco  " 

Chgo  av 

Lake  " 

Campbell  av 

Oakley  av  " 

Chgo  av 

Grand  av  " 

Division 

North  av  " 

Western  av 

Augusta  " 

Taylor 

Kendall  " 

North  av 

Armitage  av  " 

Robey 

Kedzie  av  " 

Central  av 

St  Louis  av  " 

Robey 

Lincoln  " 

Central  Pk  av 
Humboldt  Pk 


Western  av 

Campbell  av 

Division 

Chffs  av 

Thomas 

Augusta 

Division 

Grand  av 

Ohiu 

Kinzie 

( ( 

Ogden  av 

12Lh 

I  c 

Lincoln 

Chase  ct 

C 1 

Ohio 

Kinzie 

( ( 

Fullerton  av 

Elston  av 

Grand  av 

Monticello  av 

( ; 

Chgo  av 

Augusta 

California 

W40th 

Robey 

Hoyue  av 

0 

North  av 

Bioom'gdale 

California  av 

Humboldt  bd 

( t 

Western  av 

&  N  W  Ry 

Leavitt 

Western  av 

» ( 

Lincoln  av 

Sheffield  av 

Chgo  av 

Division 

1  P 

North  av 

Armitage  av  drains 

Rockwell 

Lawndale  av. 

w  s  p 

1  c 

Madison 

Jackson  bd 

Laurel  av 

Auburn 

1 1 

u 

Archer 

Lyman 

t( 

68th 

6yth 

( ( 

Haisted 

Sangamon 

u 

Western  av 

Perry  av 

i* 

Rokeby 

Haisted 

i. 

Francisco 
Flournoy 
5ist 
59th 
S  42d  av 
100th 
99th 

Archer  av 
S  Ridgeway  av 
Hamlin  av 
47th 

Lawndale  av 
93th  pi 
63d 

Ainslie 
63d 

63d 
118th 
Robey 
Millard  av 
Irving  Pk  av 
Seeley  av 
54th 

Carpenter  rd 


Van  Buren 
Albany  av 
Lincoln 
Cottage  Grove  av 
Harrison 
Michigan 
Indiana 
Lawndale  av 
47  th 


12th 
Central  Pk  iv 
Leavitt 
ICRy 
Grenshaw 
State 

Hamlin 
49th 


Kedzie  av  Hamlin 

47th  49th  '■ 

Michigan  av  State  " 
Bishop  Elizabeth  " 

Evanston  av  Lincoln  " 
Ashland  av  Laflin  " 
Jackson  av  3C0  ft  east  " 
Canal  Jefferson  " 

53d  54th 
16th  Douglas  Pk  bd  " 

N  43d  Vernon  av  " 

54th  130  ft  north 

Robey  Seeley  av  " 

n  b  Chgo  river      Carpenter  ct  " 
An  ordinance  for  curbing,  grading,  and  paving  the 
alleys  in  b's  29  30  40  43  and  48,  Carpenter's  add. 

Also  an  ordinance  for  opening  32d  st  from  Emerald 
av  to  Haisted  st.  Also  for  opening  Otto  st  from  C  & 
E  Ry  to  Racine  av 

Also  an  ordinance  for  vacating  part  of  65th  st  west 
of  and  adjoining  Its  10  and  11,  b  I  Hall's  add  to  Hyde 
Park 

Also  an  ordinance  for  curbing,  grading  and  macad- 
amizinn  a  system  of  streets,  to  wit:  Balmoral  av, 
Berwyn  av,  Farragut  st,  N  59thst,  Southport  av  and 
Summerdale  av. 

Also  an  ordinance  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving 
the  alley  between  Canal  and  Clinton,  Randolph  and 
Washington  streets. 

Also  an  ordinance  for  a  reciving  well  and  puming 
works  on  east  side  of  Mackinaw  av,  north  of  83d  st; 
for  sewers  in  Mackinaw  av,  83d  st,  S  Chgo  av,  A(iams 
av,  Anthony  av,  77th  st,  Harvard  av,  76th  st,  Parnell 
av,  73d  st.  Transit  st,  81st  st,  Tincennes  rd,  79th  st, 
Jefferson  av  and  85th  st;  leading  to  and  connecting 
with  said  well;  also  for  two  discharge  sewers  from 
said  pumping  works  to  Lake  Michigan;  and  for  the 
creation  of  a  drainage  district  in  connection  there- 
with. 

Also  ano  dinance  for  a  receiving  well  and  pumping 
wo/ks  on  the  east  side  of  Indiana  av,  between  ll6th 
st  and  the  C  &  W  I  Ry;  for  an  infall  sewer  main  in 
Indiana  av,  116th  st,  Prairie  av,  l  I5th  stand  Indiana 
av  produced;H'or  an  outfall  sewer  main  in  Indiana  av 
1 23d  st.  Blue  Island  rd  and  130th  st  produced  from 
the  east;  for  storm  water  sewer  along  a  line  Ave  feet 
west  of  and  parallel  with  the  north  and  south  ha'f 
section  line  of  section  14,  27,  14,  from  Lake  Calumet 
to  103d  st  produced  from  the  east,  and  thence  in  103d 
st  to  State  st;  for  a  storm  water  sewer  in  105th,  lu7th 
111th;  nyth  and  li5th  sts,  and  for  a  creation  of  a 
drainage  and  sewerage  district  in  connection  there- 
with. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  ROLLS. 

Note— Abbreviations  signify:  c,  curbing;  g,  grading 
m,  macadamizing;  p  paving;  f  filling;  w,  s  water  ser- 
vice; swk.  sidewalk;  1  p,  lamp  posts;  d,  drains. 

.STREET 

Ashland  av 
Alley 


FROM 


TO 


47th  63d 
bet  Oakley  av      Western  av 
Park  av  W  Lake 

Prindiville  Atrill 
n  b  Chgo  river  Western  av 
Central  Pk  av  St  Louis  av 


inp't 

swk 
c  g  &  p 

c  f  &  p 

g  &  p 

sewer 


St  George  ct 
W  North  av 
W  Congress 
Elias 

("hamplain 
Leavitt 
Sacramento  av 
Trumbull  av 
Wall 

Seventh  av 
Green 

Springfield  av 
W3,st 
38th  ct 
77  th 
Haulina 

Belle  Plaine  av 
35t,h 

Lincoln  av 
Elston  av 
E.xchange  pi 
Elizabeth 
Blanchard  av 
Escanaba  av 
Leland  av 

Moore  Wood         PCO&StLRy  cf&p 

Alleys       bet  Greenwood  av   Maplewood  av  " 

Fullerton  ay     Hoffman  av 
Crossing  Paulina  0  &  N  W  Ry  " 

N  Clark  Center  North  av 

Diversey  Kedzie  av        Milwaukee  av 


Archer  av 

Lyman 

I  4 

33d 

Brossau 

(( 

33d 

Bross  av 

W  22d 

W  23d 

i  t 

W  26th 

W  27th 

Springer 

34fch 

t  ( 

97tb 

100  th 

66th 

67  th 

i  i 

W  Division 

North  av 

I  ( 

Kedzie  av 

Spaulding  av 

u 

Haisted 

Laurel 

( ( 

Bond  av 

Chelt'ham  Bk 

swk 

Madison 

Indiana 

Ashland  av 

E  Rav'swood  Pk  " 

Western  av 

California  av 

u 

Berteau  av 

Montrose  bd 

Bradley 

Sloan 

( ( 

So  Ch'go  av 

Anthony  av 

( ( 

77  th 

80th 

( t 

35th 

39th 

93d 

95th 

( . 

Pemberton 

Sheridan  rd 

c  f  &  m 

c  g  &  p 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 


Note — Abbreviations  signify:  o,  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
maoadamiztng;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  water-iervioe; 
Rwb,  tidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAR.    NJ.     STBEEr  FBOM  TO  IMP't 


15612  Alleys  bet. 

"611  Alleys  

"  609  Alleys  .... 
"  608  Alleys .... 
"  607  Alleys  . . . . 


"  603  W  Erie 
"  593  Alleys 


"  591  Alley., 
"  900  Alleys . 
'•589  Alley.. 
"  587  Alleys. 
"  586  Alleys 
"585  Alleys. 
"  58+  Alleys. 
583  Alley. 


"  582  Cooftlatd 
"  572  Alley  ...  , 


"  671  Allt-y  

"  570  Aliey  

'•  f)69  Alley  , 

"  567  Alleys  

'•  556  illey  

"  564  Allev  

"  660  Wallace  

"  568  Alleys  

"557  Aliey   

"  556  Alley  , 

"  6.".3  Alley   

•'  6.^2  Alleys   

••  S.'  l  School   

"  540  Allay   , 

•'  638  Alley   

"  .'  22  Jefferson    . . 

'•517  60th  

"  61^i  Bntler  , 

"  5'  9  Graoeland  av 
"  60.''  Wttbash  av 

"  601  School  

"  (194  :^8th   

"  497  W  26ih  -.  . 
'•  496  W  Monroe  .. 
"  478  Allt-y  

"  477  Alley  ,   

"  476  B  &  w  alley. 

"  474  Alleys  , 

"  473  Alley  

'•  471  Alley  

■'  464  Taltnan  av  . 
'•  463  Alley  , 


.  Sheldon  Ada  ...eg  and  p 

Fnlton  W  Lake 

.  Paalina  Monroe  '■ 

Ogden  av 

.Laflin  ..Loomis  " 

Congress  Harrison 

.Monroe  .Adaois  " 

Ashland  av. . .  Laflin 

.Loomis  Laflin  " 

Adams  Jackson 

.  Western  av ..  Campbell  av  " 
.  Garfield  av. .  .Center  '" 
Seminary  av  .Clifton  av 

.Elm  Hill  " 

La  Salle  Wells 

.  Wood  Lincoln  " 

Erie  Hnron  •' 

.Pine   St  Clair 

Ohio  Ontario 

.  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Jaobson  Van  Bnreo 

.  Morgan  BIno  laid  av  " 

Gnrley  Hope 

.291h  301  h  " 

Michigan  av . .  Wabash 
Larrabee    .    .Mohavk  '' 

North  av  Blackhawk 

.Adams  Jackson 

Seeley  Hoy::e  av 

.Leavitt  Oakley  av  '• 

.  Hoyne  av  . . . .  Ijeavitt  " 
Emerson  av.. Indiana 

.  Kedzie  av  " 
.  Wash't'n  blvd 
.Fracoiseo  ' 
.  Wash'gt'n  blvd 
.Sacramento  av  " 
,  Wash'gt'n  blvd 


.  .Mbany  av  . . . 
Warren  av  . . . 
.California  ev 
Warren  av  . . 
.Francisco  ... 
Warren  av 

,  Division  Crystal 

Robey  Hoyne  av 

.45th  4(>th  " 

Haisted   Emerald  av 

Cornelia   .Angusta  " 

Samnel  Wood 

4:3rd  44th  c  f  and  p 

.Rnmfey  Paulina  ogandp 

Clariuda  . . .  .  Ohioago  av 

.Clarinda  Cornelia  '• 

Samoel  Wood 

.Layton  Gordoa 

Haisted  Emerald  av  '' 

.  Division  Goethe  '' 

N  Clark  La  Salle  fi  v 

Samatl  Wood  " 

Chicago  av . . .  Clarinda 
.  Desplaines  to  404  feet  west  thereof 

Clay   Centsr  " 

Sheffield  av  .  .  Bis  ell 

Clay  C  nt«r  " 

PreemODt  ..  Bisstll 
.  Van  Bnrea . .  .  M adison  repair  o  walls 

and  paving 
.  Haisted  ...    Center  o  f  and  p 

3.Tih  39lh  c  g  and  p 

N  Clark  Lincoln  av 

,3Hth  .^5ih  " 

.Haisted  Evanston  av  o  f  and  p 

.  Laorel  Haisted        o  g  and  p 

.  Western  av . . .  l/acram'to  av  o  f  and  p 
.  Haisted  ....  Center  av      eg  and  p 

Clinton   Jtffers  n  " 

Harrison  ....  Sebor 

,  Liltel  ...  ....  Sibley  •  " 

McAllister. .  .  Vernon  Pk  pi 

.Ada  Elizabeth  " 

Falton   Lake 

Washington .  .  Madison  " 

Sheldon  Ada 

.  Loomis  rhroop  " 

Madison   Monroe 

Ogden  av  Ashland  av  " 

Madison  Warren 

.  Hirsah  North  av       of  at5d  p 

.Caupbell  av. Rockwell       c  g  and  p 

Adams  Wilcox 

"  428  Alleys  23rd  st  to  a  point  200  ft  north  bet 

Wabash  av  and  Michigan  av  " 

"  403  W  Congress . . .  Loomis  Ashland  av      g  and  p 

''  402  &  lleyg  Ashland  av  . . .  Maatine  ct     c  f  and  p 

Milwaukee  av  Division 

Root  43d  " 

Eleventh  Taylor  eg  and  p 

Iowa  Angnsta 

Wood  Newton 

"  373  E  and  w  alleys  ia  n  %  block  27  0  T  sub  see  " 
7  39  14 

"  371  Diller  Folton  Kinzie  ," 

"  369  Sherman  Wilson  46th  " 

"  368  Fifth  av  . . . ,  . .  Van  Buren , . .  Harrison  g  and  p 

"  364  Alleys  Webster  av..  .Garfield  av    o  g  and  p 


"  308  Atlantic  

"  397  Sholto  , 

"  390  Alleys  


March  2,  lb95. 


TttE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL. 


207 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
bhe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Feb.  28,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonat. 

aity,  over  $1,000                             289  :  t2,0J5,(>S6 

a  ity,  under  $1,000                           92  -  57,233 

County                                           146  565,186 


477 


$2,6,7,445 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Mar.  1,  1894. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  il,000   394  12,922,648 

City,  under  1,000    88  r.s,4n7 

Lonnty     163  332,972 

Total   645  f3,312,l(i2 


Adams  st,  s  w  oor  W  43rd, d  f  50x121;  Jan 
26.  E  J  Eilis  to  0  Q  Ellis  fS.fiOO 

Albany  av,  49  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  6€xl25; 
Feb  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K  Yoang,  as 
recaiver  ,  $2,799 

Armour  av,  2  48  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Feb  26.  (i  Frennd  to  W  Raeoke 
  $2,000 

Ashland  av,  360  ft,  s  of  Tnoker  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Feb  18.  F  Klano^  to  I  Sohwarz 
 $2,000 

Ashland  av,  200  ft  s  of  9l8t  st,  w  f  50x113;  ' 
Feb  30.  E£  Datton  to  W  R  Davis. $3,800 

Ashlaud  av,  132  ft  s  of  68th  st,  vy  f  25x 
lil;  Nov  15,'94.  J  A  Kohler  to  The  Park- 
side  L  &  S  Co  $2,500 

Ashlaad  av,  2^  0  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x 
X-i4;Feb23.  J  A  Dinbel  to  H  Bohne.$8'J00 

Baxter  av,  175  ft  s  of  Roscoe  st,  w  f  26x 
123;  Feb  25.  L  Wilson  to  D  W  Johneoa 
 $2,300 

Belden  av,  99  ft  e  of  Cleveland,  s  £  31x145; 
Feb  17.  a  B  Smith  to  H  A  Kasten. $11,000 

Bijmarok  st,  141  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Feb  26.  M  Qibisoh  to  N  M 
Walter  $1,400 

Booney  av,  97  ft  3  of  W  27th  st,  w  ?  48x 
124;  Feb  6.  W  T  Farwell  to  M  A  Day 
 $3,000 

Bradley  st,  115  ft  w  of  0  &  N  W  R  R  a  f 
2.=>xl25;  Feb  7.  F  Johns  to  jS.  Urbanski 
  $3,000 

Bryan  av,  50  ft  e  of  Forest,  n  f  lOOxloU; 
Feb  23.  P  H  Doland  to  F  N  Goronld 
 $i,0  0 

Bnena  Vista  pi,  150  ft  n  e  of  Emerald  av, 
n  w  f  75  to  alley  more  or  less;  Feb  16. 
P  Maloahy  to  M  J  Bransfield   $1,000 

Barliug  st,  740  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  24xl3<'3^; 
Feb  20.  J  G  Wells  to  V  Cienskowski 
 ..$2,130 

Byron  st,  300  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  1 
25x140;  Jan  12.  E  T  S'.oceeburg  to  C 
Satoliffe  #2,875 

Oalnmet  ave,  438  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  4i  x 
130  Aog  23'9t.  W  L  Peck  to  M  M  Brown 
 $6000 

Central  Park  av,  n  e  oor  Wolfram  st,  w  f 
50x125;  Feb  23.  P  Torgerson  to  J  L 
Hirsoh   $1,300 

Central  Park  av,  316  ft  n  of  Harri«ou  st, 
e  f  25x126;  Feb  4.  M  A  Davis  to  De  W 
Davis    $1,700 

Central  Park  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  4.  De 
W  Davis  to  M  A  Davis   ..|I,7(jO 

Central  Park  av,  n  w  oor  W  29lh  st,  e  f 
5i8xl25;  Oct  1,'94.  G  W  Cass  to  W  P 
Elliott  $18,000 

Centre  av,  162  ft  n  of  Chicago,  w  f  23  ft 
to  alley;  Feb  23.  M  Tiachler  to  J  Tan- 
sig  $5500 

Christiana  av,  376  ft  s  of  Division  st,  e  f 
25x102;  Feb  27.  G  Ostberg  to  J  W 
OhafiEer  f  1,000 

Clarence  av,  200  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Feb  20.  W  A  Wiedemann  to  F 
Walter  ..$),000 

Clement  av,  375  ft  n  w  of  7oih  st,  8  w  f 
25x125;  Jan  10.  M  L  Hale  to  E  G 
Prentice  $6,000 

Clifton  av,  50  ft  n  of  Belmont,  e  f  50x 
123;  Feb  22.  J  Booiz  to  R  A  Booiz  ,  .$5,000 

Clifton  av,  s  e  oor  W  27ih  st,  w  f  240x126; 
Oct  8,'94.  E  J  Wioker  et  al.'as  adminis- 
trator, to  J  H  Walker  '  $3,500 

Clinton  st,  '265  ft  n  of  120th,  w  f  iVi^x 
123;  Fdb  21.  P  Franzen  Sr  to  J  Oonrud 
J'   $2,900 

Clinton  st,  same  ppty;  Feb  25.  J  Conrad 
Jr  to  J  Franzen  $2,900 

Cornelia  st,  75  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  25x125; 
Feb  23.  L  Spiegel  to  P  Kraemer . .  $3,200 

Cottage  Grove  av,  s  w  cor  Bowtn,  e  f 
102  7.10x125,  nnd  3.6  int;  Feb  18.  W  R 
Kerr  to  J  S  Turner  $138,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  same  ppty;  and  1.6 


int;  Feb  18.  W  B  Kerr  to  E  D  Thayer 

Jr  $46,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  s  w  oor  Bowen,  e  f 
102  7.1'ij.i25;  Jan  16.  Northwestern  Loan 

&  Bldg  Assn  to  W  R  Kerr  $275,000 

Oonrtland  st,  50  ft  w  of  Hanoook  av,  s  f 
50xl37>^;  Jan  17.  A  J  Hart  to  A  M  Wil- 
son  $1,400 

Coyler  av,  n  w  oor  Lincoln,  s  f  53x120; 

Feb  3.  a  Olsen  to  O  M  Carlstein. $10,000 
Dania  av,  100  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f  26x126; 

Feb  25.  D  Moretti  to  R  Crisonolo. .  $2,400 
Dearborn  st,  392  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  27x125; 

Jan  10.  J  Irwin  Jr  to  0  J  MoKimm  $2,/00 
Dearborn  st,  s  e  oor  30ih,  w  f  50x110,  nnd 
14  int;  Feb  27.  H  Silver  to  A  Lilver 

 $25,000 

Dearborn  st,  616  ft  n  of  55th,  e  f  25x100; 
Sep  20,'94.  E  F  Rickey   to  S  Hiokey 

 $6,500 

Dexter  av,  75  ft  e  of  Wright  st,  n  f  77x 
105;  Dec  20,'94.  F  W  Harvey  to  P  Fen- 
ton  ..$1,500 

Dickens  av,  n  e  oor  Central  Park,  s  f  99x 
125;  Dec   28,'88.  J  N  Vance  to  J  M 

Palmer  $1,3.50 

Division  st,  250  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  25x120;  Feb  20.  Est  Michael  Banks  to 

Margaret  Banks  $1,600 

Division  st,  416  ft  e  of  Noble,  n  f  121x 
150   and  other  ppty;  Feb  23.  Wm  T 

AnedtoJasD  Barrie  $18,000 

Dobaon  av,  137  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Feb  21.  0  L  Wennestrom  to  L  E 

Willhite  $4,0CC 

Dobson  av,  112  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  25x125, 
nnd  }4  inst;  Aug  4, '94.  O  L  Wencer- 

strom  to  H  A  Wennerstrom  $1,800 

Drexcl  av.  173  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Feb  2.  W  C  Loar  to  L  L  Threpp.  ,$6,500 
Drnmmond  av,  113  tt  s  of  Cortez  st,  w  f 
37x127;  Jan  24.  R  Reynertson  to  F  R 

Booth  $6,960 

Dodley  st,  190  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  w  f 
24x121;  Jan  21.  MF  Sheppard  to  C 

Mecze  ,  $1,025 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  350  ft  e  of  Vinoennes 
av,  n  f  60x125;  Deo  16,'90.  S  E  Gross  to 

W  M  Allen  .$1,250 

Eighty-ninth  st,  3E0  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  26x125;  Feb  23.  B  K  Davis  to  J 

Harford  ....$1,600 

Eleventh  st,  triangle  oor  of  alley  opposite 
Sholts,  n  f  60x80x100;  Feb  26.  M  Man- 
dell  to  B  Brown    $5,600 

Ellis  av,  premises  No.  44*^9,  20x150;  Sep 

18,'90.  G  0  Watts  to  M  M  Best. .  .$10,500 
Ellis  Park,  44  ft  s  of  35th  st,  n  f  2;ixl00; 
Jone  23,'92.  S  E  Cowles  to  E  M  Cowles 

 ■.  $6,500 

Elizabeth  st,  200  ft  s  of  85th,  w  f  175x124; 

Feb  22.  0  P  Dewey  to  I  J  Brown ..  $3,400 
Emerald  av,  200  s  of  Slst  st,  e  f  2.5x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  16.  L  Nnbliflg  to  J 

A  B  Vos  $18,000 

Emerald  st,  250  f t  e  of  W  44th,  s  f  50x124; 
Feb  22.  J  A  Hansen  to  P  Hansteein 

 $1,000 

Emerald  av,  58  ft  n  of  Layton  st,  w  f  25x 

125;  b'eb  23.  same  to  G  Mnirhead.  .12.500 
Emerald  av,  51  ft  u  of  46th  s?,  w  f  25s 
124;  Feb  23.  L  C  Ehlde  to  G  Moiihaad 

  o....$450n 

Emerald  av,  Feb  23  G  Moirhead  to  T  W 

BeJl   $5000 

Emerald  av,  76  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Feb  23.  L  C  Ehld  (special  Com) 

to  J  Olmstead   $4500 

Erie  st,  976  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  25x100 
Nov  9'94.  S  R  Hoase  to  Q  W  Streetor 

 $1000 

Erie  st,  Feb   23.  Q    W  Streetor  to  F  J 

Pischel  $10,000 

Fairfield  av,  31  ft  s  of  Harvard  st,  w  f  25 
xl32;  Feb  27.  H   Boehm  to  J  Boehm 

 $5,000 

Fairview  av,  325  ft  s  of  Diversey  av  e  f 
25x125;  Feb  15.  J  E  Peterson  to  J  P 

Rosen   ,  $3000 

Farragnt  av,  266  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Jane  20'94.  M  Foster  to  C  Javior 

 $1,500 

Fifth  av,  144  ft  n  of  E  Tavlor  st,  w  f  96x 
107;  Feb  16.  Allen  B  wiisley  to  Allen 

B  Wrisley  Company  $125,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  267  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Feb  21.  A  E  Barr   to  M 

Emmons  $6,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  91  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
nf  26x125;  Feb  z5.  P  Hutchison  to  E 

Agnes  $1,000 

Fifteenth  st  W.  116  ft  w  of  Washtenaw 
av,  n  f  25xU5;  Feb  25.  F  Hutohisoa  to 

K  J  T  Foster  $1,00(1 

Fifteenth  st  W,  167  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
nf  25x125;  Feb  25.  F  Hatohison  to  J 


Weir   $l,OfO 

Fifty-ninth  st  N,  331  ft  e  of  Clark,  n  f 
50x130;  Feb  21.  T  A  Brown  to  E  John- 
son .,  $2,000 

Forty -aeoocd  Ct,  144  ft  e  of  Steward  av, 
s  f  24x123;  Feb  13.  D  Chandonnst  to 
J  A  Ohandonnet  $2500 

Forty-third  st,  n  w  oor  Wallace,  s  f  50x 
125;  Jan  9.  J  A  Sporr  to  M  Scott .  .  $6,500 

Forty-fourth  st,  176'ft  e  of  Wentworth  av. 
a  f  25x100;  July  1,'94.  J  AUoway  to  D 
Webster  $'^,000 

Forty-fifth  st  s  e  cor  Congress,  w  f  50 
xl09;  Feb  16.  A  Beoek  to  M  Watson 
 ...$2,000 

Forty-fifth  st.  same  ppty;  Feb  23.  M 
Watson  to  O  A  Moore   $-?,C00 

Forty-seventh  st,  240  ft  w  of  Wallaoe.  s  f 
24x127;  Feb  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  R 
Haase  $1,557 

Forty  seventh  st,  87  ft  e  of  Aberdeen,  n  f 
24x125;  Jan  3.  J  0  Stalcup  to  P  Bam- 
briok  $1,300 

Fallerton's  add.  All  of  Blocks  9  and  10 
b  9  bounded  by  Robey  &  Brand  sts  and 
Berg  Place  and  b  10  bounded  by  Brand 
Robey  sts,  Follerton  av  and  Chicago 
Ring;  Feb  20.  Charles  W  Follerton  lo 
Homer  W  Olandley   $77500 

Garfield  bivd,  298  ft  e  of  Wiater  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Feb  15.  F  T  Murphy  to  T 
Donley  $l?,0i0 

Graoeland  av,  81  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  2.5x 
120;  Feb  24.  H  M  Hubbard  to  O  M 
Carlstein  $1,000 

Grand  av,  59  ft  s  e  of  Poland,  s  f  50x125; 
Feb  19.  D  N  Hanson  to  M  Rehfeld 
 $1,200 

Halsted  st,  100  ft  n  of  62nd.  w  f  25x124; 
Feb  25.  A  M  Forbes  to  F  Hanson  . .  $3,750 

HaSsted  st,  50  f t  n  of  62nd,  w  f  50x124; 
Feb  25.  A  M  Forbes  to  O  E  Engstrand 
 *7,600 

Halsted  st,  179  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  w  f  25 
xl40;  Feb  26.  A  S  Lakey  to  L  Kaage 
 .$13,000 

Halsted  st,  72  ft  s  of  59th,  w  f  25x112;  Feb 
11.  M  MoOradden  to  N  G  Scott  $5,500 

Halsted  st.  23  ft  n  of  64th  Ct,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  21.  J  Greg>;ry  to  F  T  Haskell.  .$5,000 

Hamlin  av.  990  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  330x 
666;  Feb  4.  J  F  Evans  to  0  E  Beck 
 $12,500 

Harding  av,  124  ft  8  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  2.5x 
125;  Jan  26.  D  Toglesong  to  O  O  Hudson 
 $2,600 

Hart  8t,  507  ft  n  of  42nd  st.  w  f  20x121; 
Feb  25.  A  Daley  to  P  P  O'Donnsll 
  $28(0 

Harvard  st,  n  w  oor  72Dd,  e  f  50x125;  Feb 
1.  A  C  Foloy  to  0  D  Huxley  $7,f  00 

Hinman  st,  s  w  oor  Lincoln,  a  f  25x126; 
Feb  26.  A  Deep  to  0  Luedemann ..  $6,000 

Boman  av,  141  ft  s  of  26th  st,  w  f  115x 
U5;  Jan  5.  J  Feioberg  to  F  Holy. .$2, 850 

Homan  av,  378  ft  s  of  Courtland  st,  w  f 
108x177,  nnd  %  int;  Feb  26.  J  B  Larner 
to  W  Q  Reed  $2,500 

Homan  av,  266  f t  s  of  W  22ud  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Feb  9.  J  Gregory  to  S  G  Havig- 
horst    $2,(01 

Jackson  st,  225  ft  e  of  W  41st,  s  f  50x121; 
Feb  1.  F  Kreissl  to  J  D  Wilson  . . .  $2  500 

JeflEerson  st,  50  ft  n  of  89th,  e  f  50x125; 
Feb  27.  J  H  Hickej  to  M  White.  ..$1,600 

Justine  st,  291  ft  n  of  69ih  st,  w  f  75x 
124;  March  24'9n.  E  A  Cummings  to 
M  E  Barton   $1050 

Laflin  st.  122  ft  s  of  W  Polk,  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  26.  J  S  Clark  to  F  J  Nystrom. $6,000 

Laflin  st,  325  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x122;  Deo 
15,'94.  M  Oadona  to  S  P  Johnson ..  $1,000 

Laurel  av,  48  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  e  f  24x 
126;  Feb  4.  W  Wheeler  to  W  Reinke 
 $1,575 

Lewis  et,  97  ft  n  of  Mariana,  e  f  25x124, 
nnd  }4  iit)  Feb  21.  G  H  Spansail  to  J 

Spansail    $2,700 

Liila  st,  138  ft  e  of  w  47th,  n  f  371^x125; 
Jsn  29.  T  H  Booth  to  H  Reynertson 

 .$1050 

Lilla  Bt,  100  ft  e  of  w  471h,  n  f  373^x125; 
Jan  24.  S  Kowalski  to  K  Reynertsoa 

 $1060 

Linden  av,  e  e  oor  Evergreen,  w  f  50x126; 
Feb  21.  F  M  Kantzler  to  A  A  Sample 

 $1,00  1 

Lincoln  Park  blvd,  100  ft  s  of  Delaware 
pi,  w  f  48  65.100x250;  Nov  13,'94.  F  P 

Sohmitt  to  P  Palmer  $23,000 

Lincoln  av,  197  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f  25x124; 

 .        W  Worthy  to  W  P  Worth.  $!,000 

tioomis  st,  350  ft  a  of  56th,  e  f  26x124 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  23.  T  Douley  to  F 

T  Murphy  $8500 

Madison  av,  1  ft  e  of  Falls  st,  s  f  95x126; 


June  20,'9l.  A  H  Veeder  to  Swift  &  Co 
 $22,000 

Madison  at,  251  ft  e  of  W  4l8t,  s  f  25x175; 
Feb  18.  F  Sohaller  to  A  Rohn  $3,500 

Mailey  st,  225  ft  e  of  W  47th,  s  f  .50x125; 
Fdb  20.  A  Koym  to  Q  F  Lanagheu.$I ,200 

Maplewood  av,  318  ft  s  of  Fulton  st.  e  f 
24x125;  Feb  ^8,  J  Harley  to  W  W  OInett 
 $2,200 

Marsbfield  av,  275  ft  s  of  61st,  w  f  50x121; 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  23  J  Teusig  to  M 
Tisohler   $3237 

Maryland  av,  490  ft  s  of  63rd  at,  e  f  25x 
125,  ex  a  strip  16  inches  wide;  Feb  15. 
J  B  Garner  et  al  to  W  W  Williams 
 $16,000 

Maud  av,  s  e  cor  Osgood  st,  s  w  f  25xl(  0; 
Feb  18.  0  Hntnann  to  J  A  Stepan 
 $^5,000 

MoChesney  av,  144  ft  «  of  65th  st,  w  f  24x 
.122;  Jan  22.  H  L  Forrester  to  L  Bord- 
enare  $1,000 

Michigan  av,  115  ft  s  of  6l8t  st,  w  f  41x 
170;  Feb  23.  L  C  Ehlde  to  J  Olmstead 
 $40  0 

Michigan  av,  240  ft  n  of  14th  st,  w  f  56x 
130;  Feb  7.  Frank  S  Osborne  to  Simcoe 
Chapman  $75,000 

Michigan  av  E,  premises  No.  257,  259  and 
261,  75x109;  Feb  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
E  Ryan  $24,00  0 

Millard  av,  s  w  cor  W  25th  st,  e  f  100x124; 
Jan  14.  A  A  Hinkle  to  W  J  Andrews 

  $7,00.:) 

Mihva'Qkee  av,  265  ft  more  or  leap,  u  w  of 
Afihland.a  wf  24x10  ;Feb  20.  E  Peterson 
to  J  Froehlioh  $9,5  0 

Milwaukee  av,  125  ft  n  w  of  Evergreen, 
n  e  f  25x124,1^;  Jan  21.  O  A  Lewis  to 
P  Halvoraon'.  $6,000 

Mcbflwk  at,  168  ft  n  of  Eugenie,  e  f 

]'.i2;  Feb  21.  E  Schaerf  to  M  Myers  $5.'  00 

Mohawk  st,  192  ft  n  of  Eugenie,  e  f  24x 
122;  Feb  21.  F  Diesel  to  F  Eioker.  $2,400 

Mohawk  pt,  237  ft  n  of  North  av,  w  f  24x 
71  ;  Feb  18.  W  H  Bossow  to  A  Johnson 
 $3,000- 

Mohawk  st,  213  ft  n  of  North  av.  w  f  24x 
7(1;  Feb  18".  H  Junge  to  A  Johnson  .f3,7C0 

Monroe  at,  50  ft  e  of  W  45th,  s  f  25x122; 
Feb  20.  E  Rowe  to  J  Griffia  $1,(00 

Montrose  ft,  48  ft  e  of  Sherman  av,  s  f  £0 
xl40;  Nov  22,'94.  S  P  Chase  to  L  Emer- 
son   ?1,850 

Niniieth  st,  n  w  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  a  f 
25xi23,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  1.'92.  S  E 
Gross  to  W  J  Burge   $2,1.50 

Nintieth  st,  294  ft  e  of  Lange  av,  s  f  24i 
iv3;  Feb  21.  J  A  Nyatedt  to  J  Byman 
 $l,f.00 

Nintieth  pi,  100  ft  e  of  South  Park  av,  n 
f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  6.  H  C 
Grors  to  S  E  Gross  $18,000 

Nor;h  av,  32  ft  w  of  Burling  st,  s  f  25x 
125;  Deo  18/94.  C  Werlein  et  al  to  V 
BucJungham  $10,200 

Oakenwald  av,  206  ft  n  w  of  45th  st,  n  e  f 
35x140;  Feb  12.  M  M  Thomas  to  A  Rey- 
nolds $11,<H0 

Ohio  st,  120  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  30x123; 
Jan  17 .  A  L  Van  Patten  to  G  H  Bartlett 
 $18,000 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  st,  £0  ft  w  of 
Parcell  av,  n  f  48x90;  Jan  2.  Amcr  T  & 
S  Bnnk  to  C  M  Conrad  $1 ,(  00 

One  Huodred  and  Fifteenth  st.  271  ft  w 
of  State,  8  f  30x124;  Feb  13.  D  W  Wil- 
bur to  J  flohenadel  $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  e  e  cor 
Wentworth  av,  n  f  267x125,  and  other 
pctv;  Feb  13.  Nevada  Porter  et  alto 
Dennis  H  Hays  $.'0,000 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  ct,  138  ft  e  of 
Wentworth  av,  n  f  150x125;  Jan  28.  L 
Nubling  to  J  e  La  Bryn  $2,400 

Osgood  at,  251  ft  s  of  Belden  av,  e  f  24x 
124;  Feb  21.  F  J  Fischer  to  J  H  Fnrn- 
fsin  $3500 

Owasoo  tt,  290  ft,  naore  or  lees,  e  of  Cali- 
ftrniaav,  sf  28x100;  Feb  14.  R  Greer 
to  M  Greer  $1,200 

Park  RV,  89  ft  e  of  Page  at,  n  f  173^x131 ; 
Frb  9.  M  A  Day  to  W  T  Farwell. .  .$6,500 

Parmelee  st,  216  ft  w  of  California  av,  n  f 
2.=ixl25;  Feb  27.  J  Boehm  to  F  Fischer 
....   $1,700 

Parnell  av,  72  ft  s  of  38th  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  26.  J  Cuttle  to  H  Lumbard ...  $1,400 

Paulina  st.  234  ft  a  of  Bloomingdale  Rd, 
e  f  23x122;  Feb  26.  8  Kierzkowski  to  J 

Kaminski  $1,575 

Paulina  st,  192  ft  s  of  50th,  w  f  96x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  11.  B  F  Jacobs  to 

B  F  Patrick  Jr  $8,400 

Peoria  st,  n  e  cor  64th,  w  f  5"xl20;  Feb 
(Continued  3n  page  209 


208 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2,  1896, 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

CIVIL  ENGINEER 
CONTRACTOR, 

801-804  New  Stoak  Exchange, 
108  La  Salle  Street. 
CHICAGO 

Construction,  repairing  and  strength- 
ening of  foundations  of  buildings  and 
machinery.  Building  bridges,  tunnels 
and  other  difficult  engineering  works. 
Hydraulic  dredging. 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  fl^  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Buy  aud  8eU  Real  Estate  on  Oomnjis^lon,  n  anage 
estates  for  non  reeldente,  nei?ollate  first  mortRBRe 
loans,  collect  rents  and  pay  taxes. 

94and  96  Dearborn  Street. 

Main  Floor.  Telephone  2363 


\~)fBoe  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
'Re-idenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING. 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Se:  erni  Jt.bbiug  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


I  o  IS  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481, 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandSDTTiBst  RBstaDrarid  in 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Stiell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

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CHILDREN, 


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Also,  tor  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
he  line  of  doty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
4iB03  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
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.^til  saooeBsfnl 


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ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

Hammonds, etc 

\t  40  to  60  per  cent  below  man  a 
ffctnrers  pri  es.  Every  machine 
fully  guaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  correspond  iueiy  low  rates,  al- 
lowing a  moutii's  rent  to  apply  ou 
price. 

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your  idle  money  is  in  WE3T  SUPEEIOE 
EEAL  ESTATE.  At  present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  make  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPERIOR,  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAKE  SUPEBIOE, 

is  rapidly  growing  to 
the  position  of  the 

METROPOLISof  the  NORTHWEST 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

:  HE  Land  &  River  Improvement 
C'jMPANT  will  for  the  next  90  days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  12,900,- 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarily  easy 
terms:  10  per  cent  down,  10  per  cent  in 
one  year,  20  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  iu  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate). 
No  lia'bi'iiy  on  part  of  purchasers  for 
further  payments. 


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others  Proportionately  Low. 

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Jackson  S<treet,  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
p'easing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

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Robey  et,  n  w  oor  Lnebeok,  e  f 
Feb  16.  T  Gallas  to  W  T  Gallas 

Robey  et,  n  w  oor  Laebeok,  e  f 
Feb  28.  W  T  Gallas  to  J 


(Coatinued  from  page  207.) 
26.  Jno  Oonnor  to  Jo*  (Jonnor  ....  $6,000 
Perry  av,  225  ft  b  of  Wavelaod,  w  f  5  x 
123;  Jan  22.  T  Siokel  et  al  to  F  J  J  Ko- 

ropp  1 2,6(0 

Perry  av,  27.5  ft  s  of  Waveland,  w  f  60x 

128;  Jan  22.  Same  to  G  Christian.  .$2,600 
Pitney  ot,  n  w  oor  Slst  st,  n  e  f  523j^x 
278,  more  or  lees;  Pitney  ot,  s  w  oor 
81et  st,  e  f  240x800,  more  or  les:-;  this 
ppiy  is  adjoining;  also  Slst  et,  s  e  oor 
Pituey  ot,  n  f  2l6il22;  James  st,  (if  ex- 
teuded  thro)  n  e  oor  I'itney  ot,  s  r  216x 
ia2  nnd  1^  int;  F«b  4    Wm  H  Miiohell 

to  John  J  Mitchell   |6i',(  00 

Pitoty  ot,  8»me  ppty,  and  int;  Feb  4. 
Juhu  E  Bayner  to   John   J  Mitohell 

 $5(1,000 

Plyojonth  pi,  247  ft  n  of  Harrison  et,  w  f 
£0x100;  Feb  15.  Eldtidge  M  Fowler  to 
Nettie  F  McOormiok  et  al  as  trostees 

 $U5,(  00 

Qainn  st,  3(  2  ft  s  e  of  Stearoes,  s  w  f  '^5x 
115;  Feb  5.  M  A  Harle  to  J  L  binmm 

 !S1,60() 

72slOO; 

$4,3U5 
48ilOii; 
Mrokowski 

  $3,15' 

Robey  tt,  237  ft  n  of  OJybonru  pi,  w  f  ;;4 

xl25;  Jan  22.  O  Diohl  to  V  Ucuart. $1,050 
Roobwell  st,  26  ft  e  of  Rebeooa,  w  f  26x 
96.  Feb  27.  8  M  Cann  to  O  Stoetzel 

    $4,000 

Rockwell  av,  li  0  ft  s  of  A'abansia,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Feb  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Franklin  B 

L  Assn  ...    $3,106 

Rokeby  st,  383  ft  r  of  Addi-^on  av,  w  f  2ax 
124;  Feb  14.  J  Pfdneoetill  to  E  d  Foage 

 $1,600 

Rosooe  st.  8  w  oor  I'erry  av,  n  f  27x125; 

Feb  23.  H  Dreyer  to  N  Back  $6,.'0J 

Roscoe  st,  216  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x 
124;  Feb  21.  J  Anderson  to  M  Ander- 
son  $3,000 

RoBooe  et,  24  ft  e  of  Adelaide  av,  s  f  2(x 
125;  Feb  I.  W  F  Furbeck  to  VV  Loena 

 $1,100 

Sangamon  st,  247  ft  s  of  ft9th,  e  f  25x 
125;  Feb  23.  0  A  Boberg  to  W  A  Eriok- 

eon  $3i  00 

Sang- mon  st,  223  ft  8  of  64th,  w  f  37if  x 
l;;4i  Deo  15,'94.  O  B  Green  to  G  Ander- 

Boo  $1,350 

School  st,  286  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Feb  21.  M  Delat-e  to  T  S  chsel 

 $1,600 

School  st,  196  ft  w  of  68th,  w  f  26x125; 

Feb  21.  J  Nystedt  to  J  Byman...  $1,500 
Seventy-Bevemh  at  and  Dnncan  av,  n  e 
oor,  It  123  div  2   /Veetfalls  snb  e  }^  s  w 
1^  30-3:-15;  Feb  1.  V  Ulrioh  to  M  J 

Oonnell  $1,100 

Seventy-ninth  st,  s  w  cor  Wendell  av,  n  f 
4-X125,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  11.  B  F 

Jacobs  to  B  F  Patrick  Jr   $:  4,000 

Shtffltild  av,  75  ft  s  of  Concord  pi,  w  r 
x1(jO;  Feb  26.  Mast  in  Coy  to  B  Gough- 

ron  $1,200 

Sherman  st,  97  ft  n  of  58lh,  e  f  25x126; 
Feb  21.  A  M  Terry  to  T  O'Connor 

 *230() 

Sherwin  av,  100  f t  e  of  Forest,  n  f  50x150; 

Feb  1.  J  Shomway  to  K  Christoph. $1,375 
Shields  av,  20i,'  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  50x126; 
Deo  14,'94.  A  C  Mitohell  to  B  L  Taylor 

 $7,760 

Sixty-first  st,  163  ft  w  of  Wallaoe,  s  f  30x 

126;  Jan  17.  P  J  Beach  to  J  Reid.  .$2,700 
Sixty-first' st,  75  tt  e  of  Ada,  n  f  50x119; 
Sep  7,'91.  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  J  W  Stobka 

 $1,060 

Sixty-first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Loomis,  n  f  25x 
119;  Feb  25.  F  0  Hill  to  T  Ostberg 

 $5,000 

Sixty-oeoond  st.  291  ft  e  of  School,  s  f  29x 
125;  Feb  26.  O  A  Tapper  to  F  E  French 

 $2,0t0 

Sixty-sixth  st,  141  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
44.45x127;  Feb  26.  H  S  Neely  to  M  H 

Book  $4,445 

Sixty-seventh  st,  107  ft  e  of  Justine,  s  f 
5 1x126;  Feb  14.  E  D   Hosmer   to  D 

Goodwin   $1,200 

Sixty-ninth  st,  108  ft  w  of  South  Park  av, 
s  f  171^x73;  Feb  20.  E  B  Oamp  to  W  8 

Harris   $4,500 

State  Bt,  362   ftn  -of  55th,  w  f  26x161; 

Feb  11.  E  Sohell  to  H  J  Hale  $3000 

State  8t  Feb   25.  H  J  Hale    to  J  H 

Londrigan  $5000 

State  st,  450  ft  n  of  109th,  w  f  66x16?;  Jan 
16.  J  Vandeu  Berg  to  N  Vanden  Herg 

•■   $1,000 

Siate  Bt  N,  44  ft  n  of  Soott.  w  f  22x150; 
Feb  22.  J  Bootz  to  R  A  Bootz....$10,000 


Stave  stand  Milwuukee  av,  alley  lot  bet, 

237  ft  n  w  of  Attrill  et,  30x44;  Feb  21. 

J  Iverson  to  Met  W  S  L  R  R  Co. .  .$4,937 
Stave  st  and  Milwaukee  av,  same,  193  ft 

nw  of  Attrill  st,  30x44;  Feb  21.  F  W 

Jaokson  to  Met  W  S  L  R  R  Oo  , . . .  $2,262 
Stella  bv,  150  ft  n  of  Graoeland,  w  f  ISux 

60  and  other  ppty;  Jan  16.  H  J  Peet  to 

0  Buckingham  164,975 

St  Louis  av,  369  ft  s  of  Ogden,  e  f  25x 

122;  Feb  10.  W  J  Hall  to  Q  Melville.$  l.OCO 
St  Louis  av,  344  ffc  8  of  Ogden,  e  f  25x 

122;  Feb  10.  W  J  Hall  to  A  Trott . .  $  1,000 
8t  Louis  av,  31"  ft  a  of  Ogdea,  e  f  25x122; 

Feb  10.  W  J  Hall  to  l£  Brugge   $1,000 

St  Louis  av,  310  ft  s  ot  Ogdeu,  e  f  75x122; 

Jan  12.  E  U  Strong  to  W  J  Hall  .  $2,100 
St  Louis  av,  189  ft  s  of  Ogden,  w  f  25x 

122j^;  Feb  2.  J  Brugge  to  J  Rjbinson 

  $5,300 

Superior  st  W,  95  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  24x- 

123;  Feb  ^5.  A  Podrasnik  to  A  Rnholt 


iOO 


Thirteenth  st  W.  48  ft  w  of  Wood,  u  f  24x 
124;  Feb  ;  3.  J  Dirschmidt  to  T  F  Lats- 

haw  $9,500 

Twenty-sixth  st,  b  e  oor  Homan  av,  n  f 
73x125;  Jan  6.  J  Feinberg  to  J  Kara- 
fiat  $3,(  50 

Thirty-ninth  st,  350  f  t  e  of  Butler,  e  f  150 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  23.  S  V  Hill 

to  S  O  Glidden   $16,000 

Town  st,  187  ft  n  of  Blackhawk,  e  f  21x 
74;  Sept  20,'84.  0  Bneiherto  B  A  Bneth- 

er  $1,500 

Troy  Bt,  100  ft  n  of  Jaokson,  e  f  25x'25; 

Feb  14.  A  M  Mason  to  I  Lilly  ...  U.0<  0 
Twelfth  st  VV,  50  It  w  of  Union,  n  f  f>0x 
100;  Feb  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  Cardona 

 $10,798 

Twelfth  st  W,  250  ft  e  of  Loomis,  8  f  26x 
103;   Feb  27.  J  Blaha  to  E  Jablonski 

 $6,250 

Twelfth  st,  147  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
15  'xlS7;Feb  13.  H  H  Sturges  to  C  M 

Stnrges....  $10,000 

Twelfth  st  W,72  w  o'  Robey.e  f  48xl25;Ff  b 

2.4.  T  F  Latehaw  to  J  Dirshmidt. $12,500 
Tweutieth  et  W,  144  ft  w  of  Paulina,  b  f 
24x125;  Feb  21.  A  Rneck  to  S  Engel- 

heit  $2,130 

Twenty  first  st  W,  50  ft  a  of  Lincoln,  n  f 
26x1.6;  Feb  7.  F  H  Schmidt  to  M  S 

Bartels   $2,500 

Twentj-first  st  E,  156  ft  w  ot  Archer  av, 
u  f  23x113;  Feb  19  O  A  Ryan  to  J  L 

Butke   '.  $2,500 

Twenty-first  et,  n  w  cor  Johnson,  sf 
30xl0'>;  Feb  2<.  M  O  Donahue  to  M 

Friend   $7000 

Twenty-first  st  E,  150  ft  w  of  Purple,  n  f  - 
26x100;  Feb  1,'90.  M  R  Patten  to  J 

Miller   il,3C0 

Twenty-first  st  W,  same  ppty;  June  2, '90. 

J  Miller  to  J  S  Miller  $3,500 

Twentj-fifth  st,  53  ft  e  of  Portland  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Feb  25.  M    Alber   to   H  W 

Lautz      $6  800 

Tweuty-seventh  st,  99  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f 
26x125;  Feb  23.  M  Tamer  to  B  Hinohey 

  $4,500 

Twenty-seventh  et,  Fame  ppty;  Feb  23. 

E  Hinohey  to  W  Q  Turner  $4,500 

Union  av,  80  ft  b  of  Tell  st,  vf  f  £OxlOo; 
Feb  21.  J  H  Haskins  to  O  Knudson 

 $1,2:0 

Utioa  st,  314  ft  s  of  Fi  lmore,  ef  25x125; 

Feb  22.  J  Edwards  to  I  A  Howe ....  $2300 
ViLoennes  av,  223  ft  c  of  65th  aU  w  f  25x 
122;  Feb  2o.  C  L  Barron  to  E  G  Tires 

 $2,500 

Wabaeh  av,  75  ft  n  of  Brnokett  st,  e  f  24^ 
XI6OI4;  Feb  13.  E  Olive  to  S  O  Chfi.-^t- 

enson   |2,C00 

Wallace  et,  125  ft  s  of  42nd,  e  f  50x124; 
Jan  16.  H  W  Webb  et  alto  P  R  Barrett 

 $2,876 

Wallaoe  st,  633  ft  n  of  35th,  e  f  48x127 
and  rear  It  9  adj;  Feb  18.  J  Steven- 
son to  W  A  Ayers   $1,000 

77allaoe  st,  165  ft  s  of  37th,  w  f  24x125; 
Feb  11.  W  Q  Soott  to  W  MoOrodder 

 $2,725 

Warren  av,  370  ft  e  ot  California,  n  f  22x 
122;  Feb  26.  Geo  F  Parker  to  E  C 

Laparle  ,  $5,837 

Warren  av,  same  ppty;   F,  b   26.   E  N 

Blakeslee  to  E  O  Lapirle   $5,637 

Washburn  av,  168 't  w  of  Wood  st,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Jan   31.  P  McGnitjesa   to  The 

Second  Chicago  B  L  <t  H  Asro  $.',200 

Washington  blvd,  225  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  e  f 
25x100;  Feb  26.  M  K  Beaomsne  to  E  F 

Ronyan,  Sr   ...$10,625 

Washington  Park  pi,  e  w  oor  49th  st,  e  f 
1471^x97;  Feb  11.  O  H  Waldo  to  M  G 
Leonard  ..,$17,916 


WaKhteniw  av,  181  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale 
st,  w  f  2oxl25;  Feb  23.  J  L  Hirsoh  to  B 
Forgerson  ,  $3,000 

Wentworth  av,  234  ft  n  of  30th  st,  w  f 
25x120;  Feb  21.  J  Konrad  to  H  Knob- 
ling     $8,000 

i  Wentworth  av,  73  ft  s  of  l()6ih  st,  w  f  26 
xl^land  other  ppty;  Deo  I4'91.  L  H 
btaflford  to  M  B  Woodruff   $2,200 

Wentwoith  av,  141  ft  n  of  22nd  st,  s  e  f 
25  ft  to  alley;  Feb  23.  M  Tamer  to  E 
Hinohey.,  $4,200 

Wentworth  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  23.  E 
Hinohey  to  W  G  Turner  $4,200 

Wentworth  av,  466  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  w  f  25 
xl20;  Feb  26.  A  Wachter  Jr  to  B  A 
Kief  ling  $5,025 

Western  av  blvd,  150  ft  s  of  5'  th  st,  e  f 
25x121;  Feb  13.  J  Pauly  to  F  Zinngrahe 
 $1,800 

Western  av,  8  e  oor  N  69th  st,  w  f  30x126; 
Feb  23.  F  Flood  to  P  Leny  et  al  .  $1,200 

Wharton  av,  148  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  BOx 
126;  Jan  21.  M  R  Graham  to  T  Cannon 
 $2,250 

NMIoox  st,  bet  Sacramento  and  California 
av,  n  f  19x124;  Jan  3.  C  B  Kennedy  to 
F  A  Barnard    $3,500 

Winchester  av,  206  ft  n  of  86ih  at,  w  f  50 
xl26;Feb6.  E  Rudert  to  C  P  Waldo 
 $1,200 

Winchester  av,  141  ft  s  of  Slat  st,  w  t  26x 
12f  ;  Feb  1.  J  Hadorral  to  F  Basta. $1,300 

Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  56ih  st,  e  f  98  9.10x 
177  67,101';  Jan  8.  M  Field  to  First 
Baptist  Chtiroh  of  Hyde  Park  $12,000 

Wrightwood  av,  3'5  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Feb  19.  A  Hnllster  to  J  Teare 
 $6,150 

n  lMCejLL.AlK  KUUS— €iT«  . 

Transfers  Under  tl()00. 

Ashland,  It  11  b  7,  18  38  14  Deo  10,'94,  S 
Wilks  to  E  Sell   $600 

Ayers  &  Stevensou's  sub.  It  4  b  3,  8  38  14 
Feb  21,  M  O'Neill  to  W  Sweeney  ....  $800 

Bellamy's  sub.  Its  19  and  20  b  5  a  e  qr  32 
38  14  Jan  3,  J  J  Bohler  to  J  GrhfEey.$800 

Campbell's  sab.  Its  11  and  12,  4  and  9  39 
13  Oct  6.  J  W  O  Johnson  to  J  P  John- 
son   ..$900 

Carey's  snb.  Its  39  tj  42  b  2  s  w  qr  2i  39 

13  Feb  20,  J  W  Sohlentsky  to  M  Levi- 
Bon   ,   .  $2,800 

Oh'go  Lawn,  Webb's  sob.  It  76  b  14  b  e  qr 

14  88  13  Feb  2!,  L  Kennedy  to  J  A 
Weseel     $600 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  M's  2nd  add,  Ito  18  and 
19  b  6  June  26,'94,  H  Hammond  to  F 
Bowler   $650 

Clark  st  add,  I.  91,  6  40  14  Apr  28,'92,  F 
8  Feninger  to  B  Eriokson  $450 

Oo  Oik's  div.  B  7  ft  n  47  ft  It  6  n  w  qr  14 
38  14  Deo  1,'94,  A  W  Wrighc  to  N  I  Rq- 
binkane  $770 

Cox  Jr's  snb.  It  43  b  2  s  w  qr  17  38  14  Apr 

I,  '92,  R  S  Cox  to  S  L  Newberg  .$460 

Crosby  et  al  sub.  It  14  b  25,  25  40  13  Feb 

9,  J  E  Fay  to  J  B  Peterson   $630 

C  T  S,  It  16()  b  3,  33  39  14  Feb  26,  J  Wal- 

ine  to  8  Johnson   $960 

Culvers  Ptr,  It  31  b  4  Feb  15,  W  N  Dib- 

blee  to  E  Fribeig  $150 

Dauphin  Pk,  Craudall's  add.  It  8  b  13  Feb 

28,  E  Peiroe  to  B  E  Veatoh  $600 

Dauphin  Pe,  2nd  add.  It  12  b  S5  Feb  9,  S 

E  Gross  to  S  White  et  al   $660 

Danphin  Pk,  same  add.  It  35  b  27  Nov  28, 

'9:',  S.me  to  8  F  Pratt  $6f0 

Dauphin  Fk,  same  add,  It  34  b  30  Aug  13, 

'91,  Same  to  C  J  yran   f  626 

Dauphin  Pk,  same  add,  It  37  b  33  Nov  21, 

'90,  Same  to  H  8  Barker    $650 

Dckuphin  Pk.  same  add.  It  11  b  25  May  28, 

'90,  Same  to  E  Grant  $425 

Dauphin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  33  b  54 

Apr  1,'93,  Same  to  A  Hagelin  $425 

Davenport's  sub,  It  8  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Mar 

II,  '89,  H  Holbrook  to  F  Doyle  $500 

Davenport's  sub.  It  8  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Feb 

19,  F  Doyle  to  P  C  Janaen  $1,0C0 

Dock  Go's  sub.  It  10  b  5,  5  and  6  37  15 

Apr  1,'dO,  OdsCOADCotoC  Meehan 

 $425 

Dock  Go's  sub,  It  4  b  37,  5  and  6  37  15 

Apr  8,'94,  C  &  C  C  &  D  Oo  to  C  Meehan 


Dock  Co  8  sub.  It  24  b  7  8  e  qr 
Feb  26,  0  &  C  O  &  D  Co  to  B 

muth  , 

Dock  Go's  Bob,  It  20  b  1  s  e  qr 


 $t.oO 

31  37  15 
Tummer- 


31  37  16 


Feb  21,  0  &  G  O  &  D  Oo  to  N  Neilson 

 $225 

Doty  Bros  &  Gordon's  snb.  Its  31  and  32 
s  w  qr  10  40  13  Feb  16,  E  M  Gordon  to 
M  Ea&tman  $900 


Downing  &  P's  add.  It  537  Dec  11,'94,  8 
0  Brooks  to  Wm  P  MoQlenn  $300 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  It  248,  20  38  14 
May  1,'«9,  0  P  Dewey  to  8  0  Crowell 
 $350 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill.  It  16  b  7  Nov  10, 
'94,  Wm  Wartman  to  D  W  Voltz  $650 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  It  16  b  7  Nov  10, 
'94,  Wm  Wartman  to  D  W  Voltz  ...  $800 

Bnglewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  "F"  sub  Its 
18  to  31  b  3  Jan  31,'90,  C  H  Lawrence 
to  8  B  Morse   $500 

Feinberg's  sub,  Its  46  and  47  s  e  qr  22  39 

13  Feb  14,  S  Barton  et  al  to  P  Levi.  .$400 
Ford's  sub,  It  45  b  38,  19  40  14  Apr  9,'94, 

C  J  Ford  to  J  Wolff  $626 

Qalvin's  snb.  It  45  b  1  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  s  e  qr 

7  38  14  Feb  14,  E  Galvin  to  M  Lynoh$600 
Goodwin  B  &  P's  sub.  It  14  b  9  w  hf  s  w 

qr  26  39  13  Oct  13, '94,  W  J  Oarey  to  U 

Fisher  etal  $576 

Grand  av  sub.  It  6  b  10  n  e  qr  32  40  13 

Feb  26,  H  Becker  to  A  M  Cox   $600 

Gross'  sub.  It  18  b  4  s  w  qr  a  w  qr  5  38  14 

Apr  13,'92,  8  B  Gross  to  A  E  Onrtis.  .$660 
Hillside,  Weddell  &  G's  snb.  It  29  b  2,  29 

38  14  May  18,'89,  R  8  Cox  to  T  Doran 

 $i40 

Hosmer  &  Maokey's  sub.  It  16  b  7,  2  39  13 

Oct  16, '91,  F  J  Mackey  to  M  Frelka.$600 
Hull's  sub,  n  8  ft  It  67,  b  62  C  T  8  33  40 

14  Feb  21,  G  Bicker  to  F  Deisel  $800 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add.  It  40  Deo 

29,  M  Granz  to  E  Maynard   $650 

Kennedy's  Pk  add,  It  411  Oct  14,'90,  D  J 

Kennedy  to  E  J  Mitten  $4C0 

Kerfoot's  sub.  It  1  resab  Its  44  to  48  b  1  of 

Us  4  to  7,  1  38  13  July  14,  A  B  Cody  to 

A  Zander  $500 

Lawndale,  Wood's  snb,  It  5,  23  39  13  Deo 

20,'94,  T  M  Hurley  to  M  Hurley  $750 

Lee's  snb,  It  34  b  13  w  hf  b  e  qr  20  38  14 

Jane  4,  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  P  F  Jorgensen 


Lts  24  and  25  sub  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  or  21 
37  14  Deo  1,'88,  L  W  Yaggy  to'j  A 

Hall  $600 

Lt  62  b  4  enb  pt  w  hf  s  e  qr  23  40  13  May 

2,'92,  A  Wisner  to  O  Rohde  *675 

Lt  9  b  2  ot  b  3  eub  e  e  qr  and  e  hf  a  w  qr 
26  39  13  May  21,  90,  E  A  Oummings  to 

R  Olsowski  $425 

Lts  23  and  24  sub  pt  e  of  Mich  av.  It  3  of 
Us  4  to  8  Assr's  div  w  qr  15  37  14  Feb 

16,  J  P  Dixey  to  P  Dahle  $560 

Lt  39  snb  w  1111  ft  n  w  qr  3b  38  14  Fob 

23,  J  R  Weisenbnrger  to  0  O  Clay . .  $750 
Lt  44  b  4  sab  n  hf  b  w  qr  n  w  qr  27  40  13 

Feb  18,  T  A  Campbell  to  R  Palmer. $500 
Lt  9  b  35  sab  pt  s  e  qr  12  39  13  Feb  18,  C 

Mandt  to  G  Qruno  $400 

MoMabon's  sub.  It  34  b  6  8  e  qr  24  39  13 

Feb  8,  J  Stiles  to  J  Loidolt   $850 

MoPherson  <fc  Allerton's  add.  It  b  b  4  Feb 

19,  J  N  Drammond  to  I  Hntter  $850 

Miller's  sab,  Its  6  and  6  b  6  n  e  qr  7  40  14 

Feb  1,  T  A  Peterson  to  G  FredriobBon$850 
Millet's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  7  n  e  qr  7  40  14 

Feb  14,  N  Miller  to  H  Johnson  $900 

Miller's  sub,  Its  6  and  7  b  7  same;  Feb  14, 

Same  to  Same  $900 

Milwaukee  av,  Butler  &  G's  sub,  Its  44  and 
45  b  3,  8  40  13  Feb  21,  E  K  Butler  to  A 

F  Mayer  $£00 

Norwood  Pk,  Wilson's  resab.  It  18  b  7  Aug 

20,  '94,  J  J  Moore  to  J  0  Wilham  $200 

Orelnp  <fc  Taylor's  add  It  9  b  9,  31  38  15 

Jan  18,  A  Orelup  to  K  Olson  $700 

Ostrom's  snb.  Its  3  to  6  b  8  n  "v  qr  36  38 
14  Feb  26,  J  Hogberg  to  J  K  Thomp- 
son  f  400 

Pullman,  Bass'  1st  add.  It  30  b  1  Dec  3, 

'94,  O  8  Bass  to  G  E  Gorrell   $600 

Ravenswood,  Guyler's  add.  It  45  b  6  Jan 

23,  O  M  Carlson  to  U  M  Hubbard . . .  $750 
Reid's  sub,  s  393^  ft  Its  8  and  9  b  6  s  w  qr 

35  40  13  Feb  14,  M  A  Reid  to  Met  W  S 
El  R  R  Go  $600 

Reid's  sob.  It  94  b  1  s  e  qr  27  39  18  Feb  1, 

O  0  Rummel  to  0  Long   ...  $900 

Rood's  sub.  It  31  b  1  n  w  qr  20  40  14  Feb 

2,  A  F  Sohoelz  to  I  Qerion  ^9U0 

SheflSeld  av,  Cannell's  add,  pt  It  35  b  1 

Feb  1,  M  Green  to  C  Bncbiogham. .  $925 
Shimpp's  snb.  It  10  b  2  n  4  acres  s  of  R 
R  a  e  qr  8  e  qr  9  38  14  Feb  2;!,  J  Uar 

per  to  I  Voigt  $750 

Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Go's  sub.  It 

36  Nov  21, '94,  Wm  Wartman  to  D  W 
Voltz   $650 

Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Go's  sub.  It 
36,  18  38  14  Nov  1,'94,  Geo  A  Weber  to 
Wm  Wartman  ,  $600 

Snydaoker's  sub.  It  34  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14 
Feb  2u,  P  O  Keasler  to  R  Phillips . . .  |86U 

South  Gh'go  Lawn,  Its  9  and  10  b  3  Deo 
26,88,  BjF  Jacobs  to  H  Gregerson. .  .$400 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


March  2,  1895 


South  Ch'go,  Frisbie's  add,  It  22  b  6,  19 
37  16  Sept  15,'94,  K  F  Wheeler  to  K  /V 

Stratton    |2C0 

Booth  Englewood,  Prohman's  resub,  h  ti 
b  7  Hill  it  ^■s  add;  Jan  21,  C  L  Laolz 

to  A  Motsohman  1500 

Steele's  sab,  It  47  w  hf  b  5  s  w  qr  26  39  IS 

Jan  13,  C  V  Smith  to  J  Lenz    s|9a0 

S  T  S,  It  73  b  40,  16  37  It  Feb  21,  O  L 

Wenoeatrom  to  L  B  Willhite  $800 

Taylor's  sab,  It  12  b  2  w  hf  s  w  qr  u  w  qr 

12  39  13  Feb  25,  F  E  Beatly  to  (ieo  H 

Rnbly   |500 

Thomas  snb,  s  hf  It  10  and  18%  ft  It  11  b 

8,  bs  8  and  9  Tarnet'e  snb  s  e  qr  19  40 

14  Feb  7.  G  H  A  Toomas  to  M  E  Liese 

 *812 

Vauderpyde  &  b'a  add,  It  12  b  2,  21  87  14 

Feb  2  ,  J  A  Rogers  to  T  W  Hodgetts 

 $a50 

Wash  Hcls.  It  77  b  1  Feb  16,  P  Rnokert 

to  P  Rnokert  ,  f500 

Weddell  &  Uox's  ^nb,  It  13  b  5,  20  38  14 

Jan  31,  E-t  L  Gahl  to  J  G  Hardt . . . .  $800 
Weddbil  Jc  Cox'  -  sab,  It  37  b  3,  29  38  14 

Feb  23,  J  \V  Uhsflfse  to  J  Sohoeider. $450 
We-tttrland's  sab,  It  9  and  s  hf  It  8  b  1  n 

w  qr  26  40  13  Keb  21,  J  A  Westerland 

to  d  A  Nelson    $750 

West  C'h'go  Ld  Go's  snb.  It  20  b  1  a  hf  10 

39  13  Jaa  23,'94,  J  D  Ondahy   to  J  J 

Rign»y  $760 

Wesi  Piuiman,  It  43  b  7  Jan  1(>,  American 

T  <S:  S  t)k  to  L  B  MoDonBld  $550 

Whiteside'-^  snb.  It  11  b  1,  16  37  14  Feb 

•m,  L  Clifford  to  M  Mnrphy   $250 

White  &  ColemaD's  sob,  It  11  b  3,  6  and  7 

38  U  Ap  -  7, '90,  a  I  Saxton  to  J  Ha- 

dowai  $412 

Wilson's  sub.  It  26  b  4,  b  84  Norwood  Pli, 

ffcb  25,  F  W  Arenz  to  E  8  Hartwell . . $250 
Wilson's  snb,  same;  jin  29,  W  E  Goman 

to  F  Williams   ....$250 

VVriithtwuod  nv  sn''>,  Lonoke's  sub  of  bs. 

Its  2.i  and  24  b  3  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  28  40  13 

Feb  9,  G  8  MoNett  to  H  Killaoky.  .  $400 
Yerkes'  sub.  It  36  b  9  Feb  2,  J  Alfredson 

to  B  W  Gronsetb  $800 

dljBirKB.^N  WAKKANTY  (>K£Oi*. 

OALtlMET. 

Wash  Hg;s,  Its  35  and  36  b  n  feb  28,'93,   J  J  Eag- 

mao  to  Wm  Aikin  t20(  0 

llorgun  !>>;,  It  71  resnb  b  "3"  feb  1»,  A  Nical  to  H 

Peierson  —  $860 

W  he  n  w  qr  29  37  14  tz  R  R  and  9  Its  lo  Kerr's  sub. 

Am  Tr  &  Svg  Bk  to  N   Western  L  &  B  Assn 

   I^COOLO 

Bine  Isld,  Bobinson's  add,  s  38  ft  It  2  b  18  feb  9,  M 

Mrsz  to  J  Bolmolka  tSOOO 

H'.ae  I^ld.  saice;  jan  1'',  A  W  Batera  to  M  Mraz.$6000 
Wash  Hgte,  It  43  ani  s       t«  It  42,  It  35  and  s  8M  ft 

It  :i4  b  7i  jan  22,  o  N  Gary  to  K  Liudberg....  $33!  0 
Wash  Hgis,  s  19  ft  It  33  and  d  16Ja'  ft  It  34  b  71  dec 

6,'91.  L,  0  Fairbank  to  D  H  Xulman  $276 

OIUBBO. 

Austin  Pk,  It  32  b  5  dot  lt),'9>,0  S  Bass  to  OA  Diehl 

   $460 

W/ilker'e  sub,  It  40  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  Ub  14,   8  P 

Ji  hnston  to  D  0  butts   $500 

Ondahy'8  3rd  add,  its  2S  and  26  b  9,  33  39  13  feb  13, 

feb  18,  C  A  Weare  to  W  w  Weare   $2,500 

Shonts  &  Drake's  add.  Its  13  16  and  22  b  6  jan  12, 

T  P  Shonts  to  V  L  f  unuyDghBtn  11800 

Kibsack  &  M's  snb,  Its  1  and  2  in  b  1  Craft's  add  to 

Ane  iuville,  9  o9  13  !eb   16,   Wm   Eissaek  to  A 

HammerPchvcldt   $8(00 

S  KidgelRinl,  Beifeld's  add,  Its  12  and  13,  17  ^9  13 

juue  ],'34,  L,  V  Smith  to  .1  G  Force   $21(0 

Jeruberg'8  sub.  It  2'J  a  id  8  1-'/,  f t  h  30  b  2  B  e  qr  5 

39  13  feb  19,  A  Hane  to  M  Eaooeron  $700 

Maclean  &  V's  reeub  in  Haes'  snb,  It  13,  Its  198  199 

and  202  S  T  S  n  pt  IG  S9  13  jau  31,  J  D  Maclean 

toOC  Smilh  $500 

Clifford  &  W'e  snb,  b  3  and  Its  1  lo  24  b  4  n  w  qr  14 

39  13  LOV  24, '94,  Wm  J  Olifford  to  J    W  Clifford 

 $17,000 

Freierlckson'd  snb.  It  23  b  4,  bs  1  to  8  Oljde  3rd 

div  29  39  33  d^c  1.  C  H  Worct  Bter  to  J  L  Kemirg- 

 $2200 

Ballard's  sab,  e  35  ft  Its  II  end  12,  b  1  Ogden  &  J'g 

fah  H  e  qr  7  39  13  feb  13,  P  J    Lawrence   to  H  E 

^*:''1^''>«    $1200 

Hawt  orne,  s  25  ft  It  5  b  23,  33  39  1  i  feb  1,'94,   A  E 

Kesler  to  Kawalowski   $i)2.i 

Berwyn,  Andrewe  &  P's  let  add.  It  17  b  4  jan  12,  L 

Mason  to  Masou  &  Mason  Oo  $1000 

f  lyde,  1st  div  u  hf  It  It;  b  2,  29  b9  13  feb  1,  M  F  B 

Worcester  to  W  Oolteen  $2100 

Oak  Pk  Bv  snb,  It  9  b9,  18  39  13  feb  lo,  a  J  Jerome 

to  H  A  '  ulllTan  jljen 

Bidgeland,  n  hf  It  14  and  all  It  Ift  b  fi5  feb  12,  M 

EmojouB  to  A  E  Barr  $3750 

East  av  add.  Us  13  and  14  b  6,  7  39  18  dec   12,  O  B 

Hntching  to  B  E  Hntchins   $760o 


Woodbine  add.  It  3  b  5  dec  31,  H   W  Analin  to  A 

B'eiue    $460 

Clyoe,  1st  div,  Its  11  and  12  b  3,  i9  89  13  jan  9,  I  D 

Qoodwin  to  P  M  Donald    $6000 

Fair  Oaks,  It  128  b  7  fob  20,   W  Q  Fricke  to  M 

Fricke  $i,oo 

Lt  1!  b  1  sub  n  w  qr  swqr63913  ocl   21,'91,  W 

0  Keynold's  to  A  Reich    $300 

Morton  Pk,  H  L  &  I  Oo's  add.  It  27  and  w  hf  It  28  b 

3  feb  18,  0  B  Fadner  to  li  A  Mitchell   t675 

Oak  Pk,  Harnstrom's  add,  It  2  b  2,  17  30  13  sept  22, 

'92,  8  Harnslrom  to  A  A  Hyland  $600 

Austinville.  Craft's  add,  Its  13  and  14  b  6,  9  39  13 

dec  10,'94,  S  J  Campbell  to  S  O  Smith .......  .  $2800 

Reynolds'  sub ,  It  16  b  1,  e  hf  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  9  39 

13  feb  26,  J  0  Alber  to  F  E  Gambls  I5C0 

Conway's  resnb,  It  14  b  5,  b  6  F>iok's  sub,  8  and  9 

39  13,  feb  11,  V  8  Vanderkloot  t  j  B  VaEderkloot 

 $12,010 

Berwyn,  Its  7  and  8  b  12  apr  14. '92,  W  J  Andrews  to 

A  M  Takey  $i(ieo 

Reynolds'  sab.  pt  It  7  b  4  s  w  qr  6  39  13  feb  5,   A  E 

Sandford  to  S  Steveos  $665 

McMlUsn  A  W's  Uh  add,  Its  47  and  48  b  16  aug  22, 

'92,  J  McMillan  to  E  Sampson  $900 

Hawihorne,  Its  17  to  21  reeub  s  pt  b  2  feb  26,  F  J 

Systrom  to  J  8  Clark  feoco 

Berwyn,  Curtis'  add,  IH8  b  3  feb  23,  J  H  Curtis  to 

8  B  McOall  |4f,o 

Oak  Pk,  Blackstone  add,  pt  Its  6  and  6  b  3  jan  2,  M 

M  A  Dorsey  to  8  D  Wallace  $45(0 

Madison  st.  Merchant's  add,  Its  46  and  47  b  7  feb  6, 

O  H  Meder  to  O  Nieder  $1120 

Berwyn,  Andrewn  &  P's  Ist  add.  It  63  b  5  deo  12,'9 

W  J  ALdrews  et  al  to  M  Zetterlnnd   $4-^5 

FyANSTOK. 

Oosgrove's  add,  It  24  feb  21  F  Johueon  to  E  M 
Johnson    .  $2700 

Evanston,  Cui on  add.  It  22  b  4  jan  14,  W  J  An- 
drews to  A  A  Hinkle  $l05u 

80  Evanston  Pitner  &  Son' ■  2ad  add,  Its  12  and  13 
b  7  feb  25,  M  Wagner  to  J  Kreuz  $3o75 

Evanston,  Iglehart's  add,  s  125  ft  It  U  b  2  jan  25,  H 

King  to  C  King   $3  oo 

LYONS. 

La  Grange.  Cossitt's  1st  add,  n  l"  ft  It  44  aiid  all 

It  45  b  21  feb  16,  Conservative  B  &  L  Assn  to  A  E 

KniHer  $1.^50 

La  Grange,  Leiter's  8rd  add.  It  22  b  22  feb  14,  O  J 

Holbrook  to  A  M  hurch  $1000 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  e  25  ft  of  w  60  ft  Its  3i) 

to  33  b  4  feb  13,  P  Neagle  to  8  A  Wiiliims   $100 

La  Grange  Cossitt's  1st  add.  It  10  b  14,  4  38  12  apr 

13,'94,  F  D  OoesitttoE  Steiglitz   $1500 

Wachtei'e  sab,  It  26b8eh(6  38  13  ftb  11,  J  0 

Wachter  to  T  John  $450 

50  acres  In  s  w  qr  S  38  Is  oct  16,'91,  J  M  Hayes  to 

J  C  VaughuQ  $I1l'0 

Wachter's  snb,  It  32  b  7  e  hf  6  88  12  feb         J  0 

Wachter  to  G  8  Affolter  {425 

Curtis'  snb,  It  138,  bs  1  and  8  Nickersou's  sub,  e  hf 

6  38  13  jan  22,  Boyal  Trust  Oo  to  H  F  Gammelin 

 $475 

Wachter's  sub.  It  14  b  3,  bs  3  and  4  Nlckereon's  sub 

same;  oct  20,'J4,  B  H  Reed  to  B  Reed  $450 

Curtis'  sub  It  147,  ba  2  and  7  same;  feb  19,  Boyal 

Trust  Co  to  M  E  Ehrlght    $425 

Cartis'  sub,  It  116  same;  jane  19,94,  J  fl  Cnnis  to 

O  S  Lamb   $450 

Curtis'  sub.  It  117  same;  jane  ]4,'94,  Same  to  H 

Pries  t46o 

MAINE. 

Orchard  Place,  Its  1  and  2  b  1,  33  41  12  feb  16,  P  H 

Linneon  to  M  0  Wriborg   $450 

Seifen's  sub,  It  16  w  hf  s  e  qr  35  41   12  feb  12,  K 

Seifert  to  A  Breit   $860 

Seif art's  sub.  It  4  w  hf  s  e  qr  36  41  12  feb  19,  Same 

to  A  I  lhaler  $100 1 

Edison  Pk,  Its  9  10  and  II  b  J5,  38  41  12  sept  26,  J  B 

But  er  to  M  Bichardson . ...     $90u 

Peuny  &  M's  sub.  s  hf  It  4  b  2  s  e  qr  26  41  li  june 

26,'91,  J  T  Morgan  to  H  Lange  t6(6 

Park  Ridge,  Norma  Pk  add.  Its  29  30  and  31  b  6  feb 

13,  as  « ink  to  0  8  Norsworlhy  4751) 

Park  Eidge,  same  Add,  Us  46  46  47  and  48  b  4  feb  21, 

Same  to  Same   ..$2100 

NEW  TUIBU. 
Wilmette.  Its  14  and  15  resub  Its  1  29  and  10  b  11 

jan  26,  H  Onrlis  to  T  Wright  $720 

30  acres  in  n  w  qr  31  42  13  feb  16,  F  Schopen  to  F 

W  gcheuber  $3760 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add,  Its  21  22  and  23  b  5  jan  15, 

E  O  Btitler  to  T  Williams  $750 

Oh'go  N  S  Ld  Go's  snb.  It  7  b  5,  8  and  17  42  13  j*n 

1(),'94,  W  I  Prtston  to  J  O  Nixon   $200 

Oh'go  N  S  Ld  Oo's  sub.  It  8  b  5  same;  jan  10,'94, 

Same  to  M  0  Nixon  $200 

Winnetka.  Sherlock  sub  Its  1  and  2  b  40  oct  12.'93, 

B  M  Harger  to  "S  Pugh  $5000 

Wilnaette,  Paul's  add.  Its  24  and  25  b  5  feb  25,  E  T 

PanI  to  A  O  Butler  $500 

Glencoe,  Bornff's  sab.  It  20  b  7  oct  6,'94,  L  H  Har- 
ris to  J  E  Gray  et  ftl  $,?)oo 

Wilmette,  Its  6  6  and  7  b  4  resub  bs  29  to  31  feb  6, 

N  B  Lewis  to  E  A  Jenkins  i...  $30,10 


PB0VI80. 

Lt  7  sub  8  hf  b  30  snb  s  e  qr  12  39  12  jan  23.  Est  A 

Holm  to  M  ntpadel  moo 

Hiverside,  Hradieh  &  M  add,  Its  38  39  and  40  b  5 

feb  21,  T  G  Morris  to  A  W  Bryant  $16(10 

Harleu),  R  R  add,  pt  Its  2  and  3  b  16  Eov  18,  T  BIc 

Oai  thy  to  F  E  Kramer  $900 

Melrose.  Its  13  and  14  b  65  feb  8,  J  W  Sharpe  to  0 

Downer  $2000 

Lt  6  b  4  tub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12  july  18, '94,  H  H 

Beed  to  E  M  Bumphrey   .$20(i 

E  70  acres  (ex  n  15  acres)  n  e  qr  s  of  I  B  L  4  39  12 

feb  21,  E  Be  Stafano  to  W  T  Fnrwell   $^7  5  ic 

Madison  st  add,  Us  718  and  719  mar  1,'90,  W  Pep- 
per et  al  to  T  Oale  $370 

Melros'.  It^  15  and  16  b  162,  I'l  89  12  feb  8,  A  J 

Liebman  to  E  De  Stefano   $700 

Grossdsle,  Its  47  aLd  48  b  9  s  e  qr  34  39  12  feb  16, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  Byrnes  $296 

Medison  st  add.  Its  723  and  724  mar  1,'90,   W  Pep 

per  et  al  to  G  Eberhnrt   $310 

Madison  st  add,  It  657  jai  28,  J  D  Weinbauer  to  0 

H  Weinbauer  $240 

Western  add.  Its  43  and  44  b  1  feb  16,  A  Dunarski  to 

L  G  HoIIey  $300 

Western  add,  Its  43  lo  46  b  1  feb  16,  A  Eehrend  to 

A  .  unareki  $90,1 

LtB  4  5  and  6  b  4  sub  w  bf  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  13  39  12  feb 

14,  W  Boldenweck  to  A  Oonaghly  $826 

Harlem,  South  add.  It  2  b  2,  13  89  12  ftbI5,  J  Q 

Lob!-tein  to  P  Sperling  ,  $66(1 

Madifon  st  add,  Its  668  and  669  feb  23,    H  Bankey 

to  M  Moog'iD  $376 

Groeedale,  Gross'  2cd  add.  Us  7  and  8  b  66  f e  3  23, 

G  Bossier  to  D  Bossier   $400 

Western  add,  Its  14  and  15  b  6,  fib  21,  J  Brown  to 

0  A  Opdahl   $300 

Bellewood,  Its  48.1  and  4>6,  9  39  12  feb  20,  Thos  A 

Sanders  to  M  B  Kesler   $4(10 

Bellewood,  It  336  same;  deo  19,'94,   W  m  Lawretce 

to  D  A  Campbell    $20  1 

Maywood,  Its  18  19  and  20  feb  15,  F  Q  AU:er   to  N 

alder  $30011 

Madison  st  add.  It  304,  10  39 12  jan  21,  LBEobineon 

to  Z  0  Smith  $ibi)0 

HoLywood,  Its  2J  rnd  24  b  5,  It  24  b  8.  Its  16  and  17 

b  16,  Its  14  and  15  b  16,  Its  7  end  8  b  19,  35  39  12 

feb  8.  H  0  Gross  to  s  E  Gro  a   $lf',Oii|i 

fiross' eub.  Its  3  and  4  b  14  8  e  r     39 1 J  uov  28,'92, 

S  E  Gross  to  F  Manley  ,  jiSoO 

Broad  View,  It  154  and   1B5  feb  24,'91,   E  A  Cum- 

miiiga  et  al  to  E  0  Kleiiie  $2460 

Groas-lale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  41  b  70  eept  19,'90,  8  E 

Gro?9  to  K  Jones    $V25 

Grosfdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  its  29  ;'0  33  to  36  b  4  may 

2  '.'90,  S  E  Groes  to  G  W  Coons   $75:1 

THOBNTON. 

t'arvey.  Lord's  159fh  st  add.  Its. 18  and  19  b  5  feb 

13,  A  Speight  to  i  Pmetana  $230 

tiarvey.  Lord's  169th  st  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  7  jan 

li,  4  gpsight  to  E  F  Griswold  $276 

Harvey,  Young  &  Ryan's  2nd  add,  85  Its  ang  30,'92, 

C  8  Quinlan  to  J  Ryau  $30,000 

Harvey,  Young  it  Byan's  add.  Us  4  and  5  b  1,  Its  35 

33  and  38  b  3  aag  30,'93,  H  E  Shedd  to  J  Kyan 

  $2010 

Harvey,  same  add,  sub  Us  I  to  4  of  It  1  b  1  same; 

jin  23,'93,  Same  to  tiawe  J2(i00 

Lt  31  b2  snb  n  hf  8  eqr  8  w  qr  8  36  16  feb  14,  A  D 

Quealy  to  J  Shewskl  $250 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  5  b  3  feb  21,  M  M  Brown 

to  N  M  Post  $650 

Lansi  g,  Axiell's  snb.  Us  17  and  18  feb  20,  M  Hell- 

and  to  F  Lange     $noo 

MoOllQtock's  Fub,  It  17  b  4  s  hf  s  e  qr  30  36  14  feb 

25.  W  0  McUIintock  to  A  J  Galvln  $260 

Harvey,  e  97.18  ft  It  24  b  97  aug  ll','94,  E  Bifchie  1 1 

J  L  McKee   $800 

Harvey,  Us  19  to  26  b  1.  8  jan  2,  D  0  BKchie  to  G  J 

Bunday    $h25 

WOBTH. 

Morgan  Pk,  Eiguey's  Ist  add.  It  30  b  1  feb  20,  A 

Chriftopherson  to  N  Engstrom   $2U0 

Blue  Isle,  Rexford  &  M'e  add,  n  40  ft  It  sept  17,'94, 

F  Lommler  lo  E  Range  .$f60 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  13  b  3,  26  37  13  feb  80,   Wm  A 

Colline  to  E  W  Gully  $450 

Wash  Hgts,  Homestead  add.  Us  30  and  31  b  7,  11  37 

13  nov  21, '94,  Geo  0  Whipple  to  J  8  Benham..$2000 
Oak  Lawn,  It  lo  ex  n  60  ft  b  6  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  4  87  13 

jan  25;  D  W  Norton  to  A  Crandall  J750 

blue  Isld,  Young's  aod,  s  25  ft  It  12  b  26,  36  37  13 

feb  20,  J  M  Gieen  to  Thos  Clark  $2600 

BLOOM. 

De  Forest  sub,  Us  20  and  21  b  19  n  e  qr  23  35  14  feb 

20,  E  Ohur  to  A  L  Wel-er  $200 

De  Forest  snb,  same;  jan  2,  6  A  Dreulzer  to  E 

Oliur  $200 

Qlenwood,  Campbell's  add.  It  2  b  4  feb  19,  E  J 

Lindsay  to  P  T  M  Goebel  $500 

Oh'go  Hgte,  Its  39  b  2  jau  23,  0  T  &  T  Oo  to  I  L 

Smith  $.150 

Oh'go  Hgt8,  Keeney's  sub.  Its  1  lo  16  and  38  to  48  b 

21  feb  20,  A  F  Keeney  to  E  Mngill  $6600 


Odidwell's  reeub.  It  10,  Us  12  18  and  19  Bloom;  feb 

28,'94,  M  G  Sliger  to  J  H  McEldowney   $850 

Caldwell's  reeub,  same;  feb  ■.:8,'94,  J  H  McEldowney 

to  A  Bendow  $760 

Oilnmbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  let  add,  Its  23  and  24  b  2 

feb  23,  A  F  Keeney  to  L  W  Hersng  1250 

Oh'go  Hts,  Its  47  and  48  b  155  feb  8,  0  T  &  T  Co  to 

J  Carl'on    $676 

Oh'go  Bgts,  Keeney's  sub.  It  19  b  27  jan  23,  L  D 

Howe  to  0  Al.ison   $200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  6  b  178  and  It  2  b  1  of  b  73  mar  6,'»4, 

F  B  McElroy  to  M  Hayes   $1000 

Oh'go  Hgt«,  Keeney's  add.  Us  20  and  24  to  30  b  32, 

33  3li  14  feb  26,  A  F  Keeney  to  0  Strech  $2fi(  0 

Oh'go  Hgts.  It  18  b  75  feb  19,  0  T  &  T  Co  to  O   B.  - 

chel   $376 

Oh'go  Bgis,  It  1  b  3  dec  Sl,'9j,  M  Sauter  to  E  Eeu- 

nett   $7uo 

MoEldowney's  sub.  It  14,  It  4  Co  Oik's  div,  n  e  qr  29 

35  14  july  16,'94,  A  Oaekey  to  K  B  Oaskey  $li  CO 

NII.E8. 

Blameuser's  sub,  s  30  ft  It  18  s  e  qr  21  41  13  feb  19, 
L  0  Basse  to  M  Nibbe  $  1200 

E  13.39  acres  in  w  hf  s  0  qr  s  e  qr  9  41  13  oct  1,'94, 

M  Conrad  to  O  Kaegebein  $4500 

BABBINGTON. 

N  hf  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  2  42  9;  71  acres  s  hf  e  e  qr  2  42  9; 
s  bf  8  e  qr  s  qr  2  42  9  feb  17,'93,  Q  Lageechalte 
to  H  J  LsgeEohnlte  ^6  00 

S  w  qr  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  6  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  also  14 
acres  In  e  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  sec  10  42  9  (134  acres 
in  all)  feb  17,'93,  Same  to  G  W  Legesohulte . .  .J6100 

Barrington,  w  47x66  ft  It  8  b  4  jan  30,  W  T  Sh-r- 

wood  te  A  8  Deekman    $16  00 

HANOTEB. 

Elgin,  Mink's  add.  Its  2  and  3  b  1,  Its  6  and  12  b  2 
june  9,'93,  J  V  Mink  to  H  8  Bisby  $2600 

PALATINE. 

Lytes'  sub,  Its  3  aod  4  b  "N"  s  e  qr  15  42  10  feb  15, 
L  l.eseberg  Jr  to  Wm  Linneman   ..$600 

W  hf  n  e  qr  21  42  10  nov  16,  J  Kitson  to  E  Jorden 
 ^  11000 

3  e  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  21  42  10  ai7g  26,'93,  Jno 
Kitson  to  Jas  Eitsou  $1100 

BBEMEN. 

Blue  Isld,  Smith  &  Oo's  3rd  add.  Its  8  and  9  b   9,  12 

6  13  feb  13,  8  E  Barren  to  P  M  Trainor   $860 

LETJDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  its  3  and  4  b  9  feb  8,  L  Franklin  to  O 
SiPco  $14(0 

Norwood  Pk,  Schlelter's  add.  It  360  feb  16,  E  B  Mc- 
Fadden  to  M  E  Strohecker.  .   $260 

Lee's  add,  It"  32  33  and  34  b  1,  Us  21  and  22  b  4,  9 

40  12  feb  16,  B  L  Lee  to  8  A  Craig  $500 

OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  14  b  22  feb  21,  T  Q  &  T  Co  to  T  0 
Fowler  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  43  and  44  b  11  dec  27. '94,  fame  to 
8  Glynn  $41  0 


TKIJ8T  AND  IHOKTttAWtCM. 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Acandes,in  A  A  to  M  E  Greeoebauu]  feb 

18  pt  It  18  b  16.  36  40  13,  6y  63^%.  .$1300 
Apeland  9  0  to  8  R  Hurford  feb  21  It  13 

b  4,  7  40  14,  7%  $1300 

Ahlsson  H  to  Ev  &N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L  iesn 

feb  22  It  9  b  3,  20  37  14,  7%  $1700 

Bauer  B  H  to  O  0  Butz  feb  18  It  7  b  19, 

5  40  14.  2y  6%   $6000 

Becker  L   to  Linooln  &  5th  Wd  B  <t  L 

A8»n  feb  18  It  5  8  w  8  38  14,—  .  .  .$1600 
Bussel  E  Z  to  H  W  Judd  feb  13  pt  It  1, 

21  38  14,  4y  8%  3  deeds  $3500 

Borsekowsky  B  to  M  E  Greecebaum  feb 

20  It  17  b  5,  6  39  14  and  o  p  2y  7«.$1400 
Ooleman  W  F  to  E  T  Davis  feb  20  Us  9 

to  11  26  to  28,  U  119  eto,  Div  I,  3C  38 

15,  3y  6^  $3540 

Busoh  L  to  W  U  Holden  feb  20  It  107  b 

33,  33  40  14,  5y  7%  $3500 

Blum  J  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  feb  21  pt  It 

6  b  13,  8  B  add  5y  6^.   $2(00 

Bready  E  &  P  to  Intnl  8  L  &  I  Uaion 

feb  1  It  38  b  1,  8  38  14,  7y  5^  $1000 

Brooknaan  G  to  A  Pike  feb  15  It  10  b  1  b 

16,  6  39  14,  6^   $2?00 

Bunnell  MQ  to  T  A  Snow  jan  2  It  11  b 

2,  9  .'59  13,  6y  6^  $2700 

Byart  H  to  fi'd  W  Dreyer  jan  15  It  11  b  6, 

9  38  14,  5y  r,^  $4500 

Bowers  O  H  to  J  J  Kniokerbocker  feb  19 

2  b  1,  10  39  14,  5y  5%  $28,000 

Bishop  J  M  to  Oooidental  B  &  L  Aesn  feb 

18  pt  It  81  It  3,  23  38  14,  8?  $3400 

Blaokman  L  I  to  Wendell  Phillips  B  &  L 

Assn  feb  16  It  43  It  4  eto,  H  Pk  add  6% 

 $2900 

Banks  J  M  to  A  L  Green  feb  15  Its  111 

and  112  b  12,  18  39  14,  (>%  $1600 

Bean  0  to  P  Van  Vliflsingen  feb  20  pt  It 

2  b  1,  Ellis  W  add  3y  6^  $3000 

Brinkman  H  to  North  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo 


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j^n  18  Its  17  and  18  b  6  b  SI.  33  39  14, 

6y  6«   $0600 

Bongie  P  to  J  Frake  feb  20  Its  23  and  24 

b  10,  31  38  15,  6y  !  $12,(00 

Boothby  N  to  A.  Loeb  feb  21  pt  b  7,  12 

39  13,  5y  6%  2  deeds  $11,000 

Brown  M  M  to  F   R  Chandler  nov  1  pt  It 

10  Sogne  snbd  10  38  U,  6y  6%  ...$12,000 
Brown  M  M  to  L  0  Straight  nov  1  pt  It  9 

and  10  same  ly  7^   $6000 

Bloom  A.  to  E  0  Wentwarth  feb  15  It  42 

b  16,  31  38  15,  5y  7%   |1200 

Beggs  B  to  A  C  Shepness  feb  20  pt  It  4  b 

14,  30  38  15,  4y  6%  11800 

OoQievPto  W  Loeb  feb  10  It  11  and  pt 

10  b  5,  2  39  13,  5y  7^  flOfO 

Cave  Q  B  to  F  Dnrham    feb  10  It  36 

VV-.lker  subd  34  39  14,  3y  f.%  .....  $60i'0 
CanniDgham  V  C  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B 

6  L  Assn  feb  14  pt  b  6,  28  39  13,  7%  3 
deeds  $6000 

Cadweli  J  R  to  J  R  Fonlke  feb  20  It  19  b 

2,  14  38  14. 5y  53^2   f  30:  0 

Chandler  H  W  to  C  W  Fnllerton  feb  20 

b  9  and  10,  Fnllerton  add  K'y  6«.  $79,250 
Ciyens  J  P  to  A  B  Cody  feb  18  Its  I  to  20 

b  12,  7  37  U,  5y  7%  $3250 

Chandler  H  vV  to  0  W  Fnllerton  feb  20  b 

9  and  10,  Fnllerton  add  luy  6%  $6.5,(  0  i 

Cillean  M  to  A  Chinelek  feb  19  pt  It  13  b 

4.  19  39  14,  614%  $26:  0 

Crowley  P  to  H  M  Baoon  fab  20  It  7  b  1, 

8  39  14,  3y  6^   $l40(i 

Core  A  8  to  R  McMor  feb  20  pt  It  5  b  2, 

3  38  14,  5y  6^  $2-)00 

Clark  M  D  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  feb 

7  pt  b  64,  So  Onieago  7%  $  iO  )0 

Craven  f  to  Q  A  Ro^e  feb  I  Its  6  to  9  b 

7,  G  &  S  to  Evan-iton  5y  7^  $7000 

Dose  C  P  H  to  J  Saehn  feb  23  Ita  82  and 

33  It  1,  6  39  14.  3y  6^   $7000 

Dax  J  et  al   to  R  L  Tatbam  feb  20  Its 

1  to  7  !t  67,  9  39  13,  3y  6%.   ,..  $H000 

Daiker  A  to  F  J  Loeaoh  jan  1  Its  1  and  2 

b  8,  19  40  14,  5y  6^  $  i500 

Diefendorf  M  E  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ids  Co  feb 

33  It  18  It  19andpt  2.),  b  26,  Ogden  add 

6y  6%   *ll,Ono 

DeVries  F  R  to  M  M  Freeman  feb  20  It 

8  and  pt  It  2  It  etc  b  15,  W  Hgts  5y  6% 
.  -  $  2(  00 

Diefendorf  M  E  to  H  A  Hangan  feb  16 

Its  18  and  19  and  pt  20  b  28,  Ogden  add 

6y  6^    $6('0ii 

Daggan  0  J  toOltrks  &  Meoh  B  L  I  Assn 

It  93  b  18,  19  40  14,  8%   $2^  00 

Davis  Parside  Co  to  BO  Brown  feb  20 

It  15  b  B,  28  40  U,  ly  6%  |20,(  00 

Darby  E  P  to  W  0  Newberry  feb  23  it  26 

b  17,  Newberry  add  3y  6%   $3000 

Davidson  C  to  U  L  Osborne  feb  13  It  3 

b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  6!J  $5000 

Earl  a  8  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  21  pt 

It  4  b  9,  21  38  14,  5y   $2000 

Eaton  a  F  to  F  0  Knhn  feb  10  It  11  e  % 

n  w  1^,  13  39  13,  6y  6%  $2800 

Ekdahl  J  P  to  E  G  Paaling  feb  19  pt  Us 

33  and  34  b  3,  29  4i)  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Earl  T  O  to  a  A  Rose  feb  19  It  51  b  3,  20 

38  14,  ey  7%  $i000 

Bngelhart  S  to  C  F  Sohnmaoher  Jr  feb 

21  It  44  b  5'\  19  39  14,  8;?   $1000 

Emerson  B  W  to  P  V  Castle  feb  1  It  13  b 

32,  Montrose  3y  7%  $10(0 

Englehart  8  to  0  F   Sohnmaoher  feb  21 

pt  It  44  b  20,  19  39  14,  S%  $1000 

Fuller  R  T  to  Pnblio  8  L  &  B  Assn  feb  25 

It  5,  Bittersweet  16  40  14,  6%  $2260 

Flogel  C  S  to  J  Fraindt  feb  23  It  22  b  1, 

3u40  14,  6y  6%  $1200 

Fenton  P  to  S  M  Moore  dec  20  It  33  and 

•     35  Eureka  4  38  14,  2y  7%  $1100 

Fischer  B  to  0  M  Weber  feb  21  It  3  b  1, 

26  39  13,  3y  6«  $1200 

First  Baptist  Church  Byde  Pk  to  a  Uib- 

blee  jan  18  a  w  oor  56th  and  Woodlawu 

6y  6%  . . . .  $9600 

Featherstone  MM  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Co 

feb  5  pt  Ita  36  and  37  b  2,  Centl  Pk  add 

2y  6%  $8000 

Fiaohar  B  to  O  M  Weber  feb  21  It  3  b  1, 

26  39  13,  3y  6%.  $1200 

Froehlioh  J  to  M  Froehlioh  feb  20  It  35 

b  3,  6  39  14,  6$S  ,  $3500 

Feltman  B  to  8  Zeisler   feb  21  It  26  b  2, 

20  38  14   ,     ..  .  ....$2500 

Frink  W  to  Ev  <e  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

Feb  25  It  10  b  7,  Springer  &  F  add  7% 

 $3000 

Gibbina  J  to  J  E  Gnbbina  feb  23  It  26  b  1 

b  5,  18  39  14,  2y  6*  $2000 

Grimme  L  A  to  A  Tripp  feb  20  Its  26  and 

27  b  8,  U  D  L  add  ,<«y  6^  $6000 

Graf  J  to  R   Serger  jan  26  It  16  Taylor 

»Qbd  8  38  14,  .^y  63^56  $2500 

G.-ilfla  0  to  A  E  Spiuk  jan  12  It  24  b  16, 


25  39  13,  ,3y  6%   $J500 

Gibbons  J  to  Lake  Shore  B  &  L  Assn  feb 

)  6  Its  1  to  3  It  4  b  25,  29  39  14,  6^ . .  $1900 
Green  M  C  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Aasn  feb  7 

It  I  and  pt  2  b  25,  36  47  13,  7%  $3500 

Gilbert  ME  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  feb  23  It 

40  It  46.  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Graves  L  T  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  1  pt  Its 

6  and  6  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6^    $5000 

Qerings  8  to  0  L  Sohaar  fob  18  It  19  b  6, 

28  39  14.  5y  65f    ,  $1700 

GrKuniog  N  J  to  A  Galzert  feb  21  It  17 

Roth's  sub  1 1  69  13,  2y  6^  f  1 500 

Garsh   F  toJF  Jorn  feb  23  It  6  Porter 

sub  10  b8  14,  6%   $1200 

Batohins  R  B  to  J  E  Daltoa  fdb  18  Us  13 

and  14  b  5,  7  39  13,  3y  7^  $1500 

Bodge  A  to  J  R  Spioer  feb  13  Its  14  to  16 

b  19,  Rogers  Pk  2y  6«  $i000 

Hojoowi-ki  V  to  F  Maea  feb  23.  pt  It  11 

b  23  33  39  136^  ;.'....$1200 

Boly  F  to  I£  U  Fleiohman  jan  4  Its  13  t  > 

18  b  2,  26  39  13,  G%  .'  $1250 

Bauake  M  to  J  Babenow  Feb  16  It  2  It 

37,  Gross  2nd  3  Pk  add  5v  7%  $13  0 

Bioks  B  L  to  Harvey  L  &  B  Assn  feb  15 

It  3  b  65,  Barvey.  7%  $1,200 

Bandrahan  B  to  Lincoln  &  6th  Wd  B  & 
L   Assn   feb  14  It   6  It  1  b   9,  29  39  14 

 $1050 

Bosais  G  to  W  Beinemann  feb  16  It  23  b 

6,  C  to  Bdgewater  3y  6%  $1000 

Birsch  J  to  Northa  T  Co  feb  20  pt  It  14 

b-  4:^,  21  39  14  5y  5>^«....   §10,000 

Baosske  A  &  A  to  B  Ru.beus  feb  19  It  33 

;     It  C,  '.iS  40  14,  6y  6^  "...  $18,000 

i  Beinz  B  to  R  Berger  feb  2i  It  4  It  11  Bnt- 

terlield  add  3y  tijS    $1500 

Bofmann  E  M  to  H  D  Bottom  feb  21  It 

6  It  2,  3  38  14,  2y  7%   $2000 

Benel  M  to  E  G  PaGling  feb  19  pt  It  1.  s 

frl  3  39  14,  5y  6%  ...   $5000 

Barvey  J  A  to  vV  Hdinemann  feb  23  pt  It 

16  b  25,  27  39  14,  2y  6^  $2500 

Bolley  B  to  J  H  Suiizler  feb  23  It  1  It  8, 

3(1  38  In,  3y  6^  $1000 

Bolden  W  H  to  P  W  Palmer  feb  16  pt  It 

3  b  113,  s  s  add  bj  5%  $50,000 

Birsoh  M  E  to  A  Loeb  feb  19  It  2  b  16.  b 

6,  Graves  sub,  34  39  14  5y  6%  $4000 

Hewitt  J  to  D  Qaigg  feb  21  lis  76  to  K  0 

b  13,  18  39  14,  6m  7^  $7500 

Bansen  O  P  to  A  Peierson  feb  21  It  17 

and  pt  16  b  1,  16  38  14,  2y  6%  $1150 

Birsoh  J  to  Nonha  Trost  Co  feb  21  It  14 

b  43,  21  40  14,  5y5i^«  $10,OOC 

Johanson  J  A  to  M  D  Matteson  feb  21  pt 
It  22  and  all  23  and  24  b  4,  17  38  14,  7% 

 $25(0 

Johnston  T  H  to  Northern  Trust  Co  Feb 

1  n  1^  It  3  b  36,  21  39  14,  6%  $3500 

Jablowski  J  to  M  W  Kozminsbi  feb  18  It 

10  b  1,  31  40  14,  3y  6}4%  $1400 

Jabash  A  to  O  C  Butz  feb  21  It  2  It  61,  8 

38  14,  ly  7%   $1600 

Kirberg  T  H  to  8  Zeisler  feb  21  It  17  b 

2,  6  39  14  $2200 

Kogon  A  to  E  W  Darliug  feb  20  Us  173 

and  174  b  1  eto.  15  39  13. .   $1400 

Kellogg  F  F  to  R  L  Taiham  feb  20  pt  Its 

1  to  5  b  1,  1  39  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

Kearns  8  M  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  feb  1  It  17 

Davis'  sub  23  40  14,  5y  6%   $5000 

Knoche  A  to  W   Beinemann  jan  k6  It  41 

and  42  b  3,  34  40  13,  3y  7%  $1000 

Kovats  M  A  to  P  Van  Vli«&ingen  feb  18  It 
12  b  6,  Shipman  B  &  M  sob  35  40  13,. 3 

y   $2500 

Kiesling  R  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  19  It  5  b  6, 

20  38  14,  15  mo3  6%   flOOO 

Karell  K  to  E  £r  Halle  feb  11  It  10  b  6,  2 

39  13,  8%  $inC0 

Karaflat  J  to  E  U  Fleiohman  jan  5  Its  9 

and  10  b  2,  26  39  13,  6^   $1525 

Kanter  E  to  S  A  Walther  feb  23  It  9  and 

pt  10  b  7,  6  39  14,  3y  6%  , . .  $2030 

Kerr  W  R  to  Chicago  Title  &  Trust  Co 
feb  18  Its  1  to  4  10  1,  33  38  14,  3y  t% 

 $17,596 

Lyden  J  to  Free  Borne  B  L  &  B  Assn  feb 

20  It  ;i64.  Fowler  sub  9  48  14,  6%..  $1500 
Londrigan  J  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  feb  25  It  30 

8  w  3^  10  38  14,  ly  t,^   $2000 

Lawrence  P  I  to  W  R  Pebbles  feb  13  pt 

Us  11  and  12  b  1,  7  39  13,  2y  6%  $2(00 

Loye  P  to  F  B  I'eabody  feb  20  It  21  b  3, 

33  39  14,  3y  (i%  .$3000 

La   Bryn   J  C   to  J  H    Van  VUssicgen 
feb  28  Its  15  to  20  It  56,  16  37  14,  3y  6% 

 $1800 

Light  B  to   W  F  Lubtke  feb  15  It  5  b  4, 

36  40  13,  5y  7%  $iO0O 

Lonergan  E  G  to  J  R  Fonlke  feb  1  pt  Us 

77  to  80  b  1,  4  38  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Larson  0  A  to  8  R  Hurford  feb  19  It  19  b 
1,  27  38  14,  6y  G%  $16  0 


Meckling  J  8  to  W  G  Baker  dec  12  pt  b 

6,  35  39  13,  2y  6%  $9C00 

Messinger  O  J  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Aean  feb 
19  pt  Its  1    and  2  and  pt  13  to  16  Ellis 

B  adds—   $133,400 

MoKay  8  B  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  feb  21 
pt  It  1  and  2  b  43,  Kinzie  add  5y  6% 

 $10,00C 

Modden  P  to  C  W  MoCallooh  feb  20  It  22 

b  2,  15  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Mott  R  8  to  H  Rubena  feb  21  Ita  98  and 

99,  Edgewater  Park  5y  e%  $4000 

Manny  C  E  to  B  B  Gage  feb  23  pt  It  9  b 

4,  9  39  13,  6y  6%  $1299 

Mills  I  M  to  P  Van  Vlissinge:  feb  16  n 

1^  It  12  b  3,  34  39  14,  5y  6%   $3000 

Ikoore  Will  H  to  F  0  Jocelyn  jan  3  pt  b 

13,  Byde  Pk  5  mos  6%   $14,000 

Mahoney  J  J  to  M  Compropst  feb  16  pt 

b  7,  10  38  14,  ly  6^   $1865 

MoKay  8  B  A  J  R  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co 
feb  21  pt  Its  1  and  2  b  24,  Kinzie  add 

5y  S%  $10,CO0 

Miller  W  to  W  Beinemann  feb  16  It  3  b 

15,  Rivenswood  5y  6^   $2500 

Masoher  F  to  O  Woodland  feb  25  It  6  It  1 

b  27,  O  T  5y  6^   $5000 

Middagh  A  F  to  J  B  Morgan  feb  22  pfc  It 

76,  Div  1.  30  38  l.f),  4m  6%   .^1500 

Miller  R  C  to  M  Frohlioh  feb  25  It  28  and 

29  b  7,  36  40  14,  7%   $4000 

Mallmusller  H  to  P  0  Stsusland  j^n21 

It  1  and  2  b  5.  1^  U  D  L  add,  5y  6%.$25'  0 
Meikle  F  to  P  0  Stenslaad  feb  3  It  20  It  2 

b  19,  8heflE  add  3y  o;!   $15C0 

Moran  J  F  to  P  Fahrney  feb  9  It  17  b  16, 

7  39  14,  6y  6^  $3800 

Neil  R  to  H  M  Walker  feb  23  Its  41  and 

42  b  39,  36  38  14,  6y   $1600 

Nash  W  T  to  J  Wright  feb  18  pt  Us  8  and 
9  b  26,  22  39  14,  li^y  6^.    ..  ....$15,000 

Norlin  J  B  to  Public  8  L  <i  B  Assn  feb 

6  It  13  b  14,  31  38  15,  6^    .|2300 

Nioholls  I  V  to  J  G  Shortall  feb  10  It  60, 

Prussing  sob,  12  39  13,  5y  7%  $1600 

Nesslage  H  H  ^o  A  W  Esohenbarg  feb  19 

pt  Its  65  to  68  b  12,  12  39  13,  &%.  .  .$3000 
NicholsoR  3k  &  T  Co  to  A  m  Sorety  Co 
feb  11  pt  It  1  b  4,  34  39  14,,  to  secure 

building  contract  $100,000 

Overbeok  J  B  to  A  W  Bsohenberg  feb  20 

Ita  27  and  28  b  2(1,25  40  12,  6y  6«..$2000 
Osterberg  0  G  to  J   H  Hoglund  feb  14  It 

4  b  SO,  8  37  15,   B%  $1000 

O'Donohne  J  J  to  P  Van  Viissingen  feb 

18  Us  1  to  3  b  1,  28  40  14,  fty  53^^.  .  $6,000 
Obialo  A  to  Koacosiske  B  L  &  fl  Assn 

feb  4  It  4  b  1,  7  38  14,  &%  $1300 

Olsen  P  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  feb  20  pt  It  27 

b  3.  29  40  14,  5y  7%  $1400 

Olson  M  to  A  M  Snydacker  jan  23  It  8  b 

6,  1  39  13,  5y  6^   $4500 

O'Donneil  G  to  W  F  Weimers  feb  23  It  17 

b  5,  8  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Paradis  D  to  T  Proulx  moh  ]'95,  It  7  b  2, 

18  39  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Pngh  N  to  Z  F  Windes  jan  2  Us  1  and  2 

b  40,  21  42  13,  9y  6^  $4500 

Pay  son  8  C  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  12  pt  It 

7  b  6.  21  40  14,  5y  6«  $7000 

Post  J  N  and  8  J  to  R  Berger  feb  20  pt  It 

9  b  8,  3  39  14,  2y  6%  $2200 

Pagin  O  E  to  P  Van  Vlis-engen  feb  21  It 

6  b  11,  2i  40  14,  5y  6)4%  $3000 

Parkhnrst  M  A  C  lo  N  5  Davis  Jr  feb  22 
lease  of  Its  10  to  12  b  20,  Bvacston  5y 

H  $6000 

Peterson  S  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  15 

U  14  b  26,  25  40  13,  6y  7^  $1600 

Peacock  J  J  to  ME  Greenebanm  feb  4 

pt  It  9  to  11  b  2,  13  89  13,  5y  6)^^  $2500 
Pcpp  A  B  to  A  W  B  Schanberg  jao  26  Its 

45  and  46  b  6,  8  38  14,  5y  7«  $3000 

Pagin  O  B  to  P  Van  Viissingen  feb  21  It 

6  b  11,  21  40  14,  8y  63^^  $3000 

Pelzer  A  G  to  Com-Wealth  L  &  B  Assn 
feb  20  Its  19  to  22  It  1  b  5,   W  Bghts 

 $1800 

Peterson  A  M  to  G  A  Rose  feb  1  It  17  It 

9  b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  6^  $iOOO 

Paine  M  B  to  J  B  Eastman  jan  31  pt  It  3 

It  1,  2  38  14,  3y  7^   $65U0 

Parker  O  8  to  8  Ziesler  feb  20  It  11  b  3, 

20  38  14,-  $2500 

Qoinn  W  to  A  B  Mead  feb  4  Us  53  and  54 

Walker  sub  38  39  14,  3y  6^.   $4000 

Rowley  J  B  to  W  D  Coooer  feb  23  Us  29 

and  30  b  5,  31  38  15,  7%..  .-          . . .  #lf<00 

Rogers  F  W  to  vV  F  Lubeke  feb  2J  It  19 

b  2,  36  40  13,  6y  7%  $2800 

Reynolds  A  and  W  J  to  G  Thomas  feb  12 
pt  Us  49  and  60,  Biggins  subd  2  38  14, 

6y  G%  $8000 

RichardsQu  A  L  to  E  F  Gorton  nov  10  pt 

b  6,  21  38  14,  6%  $70C0 

Roesoh  B  to  J   W  Lowenthal  feb  1  It  36 


•  31  40  14,  3y  6? 
Stauber  F  A  to 
64,  Ban  men 


b  2  b  10,  Sheffield  add  2y  6^  $3,500 

Reynolds  F  3  to  Pacific  L  &  B  Assn  feb 

2  Ita  1  and  2  Gunderson  &  G  add, — 
 $6000 

Rnbolt  A  to  TOT  Hartigan  feb  25  It  71 

b  4,  7  3914,  6!S  $1400 

Ravlin  N  N  lo  111  Trust  &  8  Bk  feb  Hi  It 

3  b  15,  22  39  1 4,  sept  1  96  6%....  $18,000 
Rice  M  W  to  H  G  Zander  feb  16  It  lib 

42,  22  40  13  3y  7^  $2100 

Scheffler  A  to  C  L  Schaar  feb  15  It  1  and 
2,  Bonfield  snbd  b  27,  29  39  14,  5y  7% 

  $1500 

Smith  J  M  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  15  It  1  to 

3  b  17,  Bntler  W  &  W  add  6v  6!6..$60,OCO 
Smith  H  to  F  KAllenfeb  21  It  51  Prusfirg 

aubd  12  39  13,  e%  $1500 

Schumacher  C  0  to  J  G  Lobstein  feb  19 

It  5  Us  13  to  24  b6,  19  .39  14,  8%  $U00 

StefiEen  M  to  R  Berger  feb  20  It  19  b  .5, 

 $3000 

M  M  A  Staober  feb  20  It 
fc  T  sub,  5  39  14,  6y 

 $1900 

Simpson  H  to  J  P  Smith  feb  18  It  22  b  2, 

6  38  14,  5y  7%  $1000 

Sayers  A  M  lo  A  L  Kemoer  feb  26  It  14  b 

1,  31  40  14  6^  $6(  00 

Serum  B  H  to  M  F  Riggle  nov  7  pt  b  1, 

1  39  13,  7%  5  deeds  $5(00 

Stiles  E  G  to  Centrl  Pk  B  &  L  Aasn  feb 

19  It  66  It  11  Desplaines  7%  $1000 

Sear  W  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  20  pt  It  9, 

14  38  14,  5y  6%  6  deeds   $38,000 

Schroeder  G  to  T  G  Lefens  jan  10  It  6  It 

I  b  42,  21  39  14,  5y   $4C00 

Stemtnelz  G  to  C  H  Fleischer  feb  15  It  5 

to  8  b  46,  7  38  14,  2y  7%  $1000 

Svoboda  R  Id  0  Pitte  feb  6  It  14  b  3,  8 

38  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Sabotka  A  M  to  A  Ohinelik  feb  21  It  14 

b  12,  22  39  13,  6^/^%  $1300 

Statler  0  to  Ashland  av  B  &  L  Aasn  feb 

13  It  95  Schaaf  aub  22  39  13  7^  $13(  0 

Strange  A  to  M  W  Kozminski  feb  21  It  25 

b  15,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  ,  $1500 

Samkrovitz  G  M  to  A  Gatzert  feb  19  It  31 

b  9,  15  39  13,  5y  6«  $JO0O 

Siese  M  B  to  A  Torpe  feb  18  pt  It  10  and 

II  b  8,  19  40  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

Sweeney  J  to  J  B  Van  Vlissengen  feb  20 

pt  It  15  b  14,  22  38  14,  3y  7^  $1050 

Sohlosaman  N  &  L  to  B  FeUenthal  feb 

23  pt  It  7  b  13,  Duncan  add  5y  6^..$3C00 
Simpeon  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  25  It 

4  b  76,  14  38  14,  3y  6^  $4500 

Tinna  J  to  A  Lakoda  feb  21  It  10  and  pt 

9  b  18,  18  39  14,  7g   ..$4600 

Thalman  H  to  A  Schiller  feb  21  pt  Us  20 
to  22  County  Clerk  Div  33  42  13,  7% 

 $1600 

Tcensfin  J  H  to  W  J  Fischer  feb  21  It 

45  b  4  bll,  Sheffield  add  4y  6%  $4500 

Thomason  8  M  to  M  W  Kosmineki  feb 

25  It  64  n  e  ^  35  40  13,  6v  7%  $1500 

Taylor  HE  to  AM  Snydacker  feb  19  It  ' 

1  b  7  b  2,  3  38  14,  3y  7%   $2600 

Tejohman  A  to  A  Chinelek  feb  19  It  19  b 

l(i,  20  39  14,  63^^    $32(0 

Troy  J  A  to  P  Fahrney  feb  18  It  13  b  1. 

31  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Thompson  M  to  J  Frake  feb  20  It  40  b  96, 

6  37  15,  5y  7%  $1000 

Trunkey  J  B  to  J  Meyer  feb  14  It  3  b  41, 

7  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Turner  T  H  to  B  S  Goode  feb  18  Us  8  and 

9  b  1,  18  40  13,  5y  7%  $2000 

Tierney  I  M  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jan  23  It 

10  b  3,15  38  14,  6^...,  $36C0 

Thielen  K  to  J  H  Van  Vlisaingen  feb  13 

U  11  b  1,  9  38  U,3j  7%  $1000 

Dlrioh  L  to  0  K  Bntohinson  feb  20  It  9 

b  28,  16  40  13,  6y  7%  $10C0 

Vos  J  A  B  to  J  B  Van  Vliasingen  feb  26 
It  33  to  37  Manns  add  Pallman  and  o  p 

3y  6%  |81"0 

Warnke  F  W  to  A  Gatzert  feb  16  Us  1  and 

2  b  6,  16  39  13,  3y  63^^  $1000 

Weare  W  W  to  B  Stewart  feb  19  It  22  b  7, 

Morton  Pk  7}4%  $1600 

Woodbridge  J  to  J  Stern  feb  18  Us  1  to 

4  b  15,31  38  15  $3250 

Wilson  M  E  &  W  E  to  Pac  L  &  H  Assn 
feb  1  Us  39  to  41,  Brown  sub  8  37  14 

 $1200 

Warnke  F  W  to  A  Gatzert  feb  15  It  4  b  2, 

23  39  13,  5y  5%  $6500 

Wagner  L  to  Forth  Shore  B  &  L  Asan  feb 

16  Us  9  and  10  b  7,  12  .39  12,  7%  ... .  $4000 
Weighley  F  8  to  ML  Card  feb  14  It  1  It 

7,  34  39  14,  6  m  6%  $6000 

Wendt  A  F  W  to  0  F  Ran  jtly  31  Us  9  to 

12  b  2,  34  39  14,   lOy  3%   $2900 

Wisahaok  G  F  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  21  pt 
It  47  and  48  b  3,  20  38  14,  5y  7%  $7500 


212 


Wa  d  A  R  to  W  A  Amberg  feb  21  pt  w  \i 
n  w  if.  18  40  U,  ly  <i%  4  deeds  «960() 

VVenlwonh  H  C  to  W  F  Rollo  feb  20  It  11 
and  pt  12  b  92,  27  39  14,  Moh  1'96  ^% 
 ■   fl6(!0 

Weiohbrodt  J  to  C  J  Krum^eig  Ceb  4  It 

18  b  3,  32  40  14,  3y  6^  $1(,00 

Wiokman  F  J  to  M  F  Qreenebadm  feb 

19  It  20  b  4,  1  39  13,  5y  6«.   ...  ...|UOa 

Wood  S  to  F  W  Strao^  feb  9  pt  It  3    i  7 

39  H,  5y  6«  |7500 

Zimmeraiau  C  M  W  Kozminski  feb  16  pt 

12  b  1,  36  40  13,  3y  6y   $2400 

Zohn  M  A  B  to  G  A  Weisa  feb  19  It  10  b 

8,  29  37  14,  4y  6^  |2000 

Z  itke  D  to  Cicero  B  &  L  Asen  feb  19  It 

36  b  4,  32  40  13.  7$  |1100 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILi)ING  JOURNAL 


March  2,  1895. 


Agg  R  to  E  A  Pinkerton  feb  19,  plant,  eto, 

•lVi)4,  w  Adams  iy   |755 

Ausea  C  W  to  J  0  ootber  feb  11,  fnrn  ly 

 1 235 

AltoferO  to  Weet  eide  Brg  Go  feb  20, 

saloon  371  Bine  Inland  av  ly  $360 

Allyce  A  B  to  J  N  Westbrook  feb  25,  fnrn 

50i2  C  Grove  av  ly    $100 

Armstroi'gO  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  23,  saloon 

t>m  $120 

Brower  TO  to  H  P  Moant  feb  23,  fnrn 

Cm  $51 

Bearop  A  C  to  F  Stranser  feb  18,  mdse 

191  Lake  6m     $800 

Bayliss  F  to  E  S  Hotchi.is8  fnrn  eto,  18m 

 1250 

Bnrns  J  to  0  Winters  feb  18,  fnrn  903  w 

12th  10m   $184 

Baldwin  A  a  to  P  W  Bandow  feb  19,  forn 

1715  VVrightwood  av,  jan  1  $285 

Beiai^Laid  P  to  A  Kobn  feb  18.  wagon  ly 

 $175 

Bland  B  R  to  R  MoCreevy  feb  1,  fnrn  6m 

 |50 

BerminghamT  to  A  I  Newton  feb  20,  fnrn 

4723  Kvans  av  7m  $114 

Bates  J  to  A  W  Greene  feb  20,  furn  and 

piano  846  Hioman  5m  $136 

Bowen  E  A  to  Smith  Bros  feb  5,  fnrn  and 

8  m  7m  $1  2 

Bender  Q  to  D  R  MoNanght  feb  17,  fnrn 

6m  $51 

Brown    J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  23,  horses, 

eto,  2408  Indiana  av  6m  $51 

Haabil  F  a  tn  W  B  Austin  feb  25,  fnrn 

7m  $135 

Boots  W  E  to  W  W  Paiker  feb  25,  horses, 

eto,  6414  Evans  av  ly   $75 

Bender  L  to  J  A  Dahlen  feb  20,  forn, 

6919  figgleston  6ai   $162 

Benckht  L  O  to  J  B  Hawiey  feb  20  horses 

ntensila  eto.  ly  ...   $603 

B-;ker  J  E  to  J  A  Dahlen  feb  18,  fnrn,  344 

Bowan  av  6m   $130 

Bootoroyd  G  E  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  23,  fnrn 

6m  ,=   $203 

Corcoran  J  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  <fe  M 
Co,  feb  21,  saloon,  320  w  Randolph  dec 

I--.-   $UiO 

Orowhnsst  C  C  to  M  E  Finch  feb  21  farn 

6m  J103 

Caobanski  J  to  Z  Dobroska  feb  23,  sa- 
loon, 214  w  Chi  av  Wch  1  $400 

Conway  J  to  Birk  Bros  Bg  Co  feb  21, 

saloon  57  Horon  ly  $200 

Commons  &  S  Oo  to  J  Commons  feb  28, 

maohy  110  Jeflferson  15m  $460 

Cox  L  B  to  E  Keeler  jau  31,  piano  6m. $250 
Carey  J  to  P  B  Snyder  feb  19,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $207 

Ohedestern  M  to  M  E  Finch  feb  18,  fnrn 
6m   $51 

Carl  son  C  to  M  E  Finch  feb  18, .fnrn  6m 
   $51 

Oothbert  A  M  to  H  Hammond  feb  1,  fnrn 
4f<30  Greenwood  av  2y  $3000 

Chicago  BlJg  Supply  Co  to  Coriigan  L 
Co  feb  20,  factory  110-126  w'eed  2y,$3,0f0 

Onshore  A  J  to  F  Karg  feb  20,  saloon  85 
w  Ohio  4m  $250 

Clarke  J  H  to  F  Miller  Brg  Oo  feb  15, 
saloon  56  9l9t  st  2y  $450 

Clausen  B  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  feb  23  mar- 
ket 60  Chi  av  6m  $100 

Colley  0  B  to  M  T  Cnlver  feb  23  forn  129 
w  13th  2y  $67 

Donaldson  R  to  M  A  Gerardin,  deo  16, 
forn  and  piario,  115  55th  2y  $500 

Devine  Boiler  Work-i  to  T  B  Warring 
feb  2^,  boiler  and  machy,  56th  and 
Wallace  av  %\hQO 


Dettbaver  0  &  F  to  W  O  Wade  feb  11. 

^arn,  6m   $51 

Dornbnsoh  H  W  to  W  Soharringhaasen 

feb  19,  horses,  eto,  ly  |64 

Delight  E  to  A  W  aoward  feb  23,  fnrn 

30ih  and  Mich  av  5m   

Detrioh  J  to  Q  G  Hobbell  feb  23,  fnrn  9m 

  $50 

Dolan  J  R  to  E  H  Roche  feb  23,  saloon 

300  State  ly  $1500 

Dudley  M  B  ta  J  E  Webb  feb  18,  shop 

933  Madison  5m  $200 

Ekker  a  to  J  Salomon  feb  20,  market  342 

w  12th  2y  $150 

Edmiston  C  D  to  Smith  Bros  feb  19,  fnrn 

6m  $70 

Flannery  P  J  to  J  J  Owen  feb  21,  forn 

2317  Wabash  $72 

Farrell  J  C  to  Smith  Bros  jan  30,^nrn  7m 

•  $60 

Fellos  V  to  G  Q  Hobbell  feb  23,  fnrn  140 

Costom  House  pi  10m  $850 

Freedman  J  M  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  feb  23, 

furn  275  Dearborn  17m  $240 

Finkelstein  S  to  Am  Brg  Co  feb  21,  saloon 

124  fith  av  23m   $130n 

Fox  Q  F  V  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  19,  fnrn  6m 

  $51 

Ferreira  C  E  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  20,  fnrn 

6m  $116 

Gastram  L  to  Am  Brg  Oo  feb  12.  saloon 

141  w  Olybonrn  pi,  k3m  $354 

Qirwean  A  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  18,  furn  6m 

 $82 

Qarrity  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  11,  fnrn  6m 

 156 

Geraldine  D  to  Gates  Iron  Wks  feb  12, 
engine  hoisting   mohry  eto,  drainage 

dist  5m    $6800 

Geraldine  D  to  W  C  Callahan  feb  16,  mchy 

drainage  dist  4m  $14953 

Geraldine  D  to  Bates  Machine  Oo  feb  20, 

maohy  drainage  diet  2y  $8595 

Geraldine  D   to   Ketoham   Lumber  Co 

machy  etc.  drainage  dist  2y  $9980 

Geraldine  D  to  P  J  Sexton  feb  21,  d-^rrick 
tools  and  appliances,  seo  14  drainaere 

dist  jane  1   .   $47i;40 

Geraldine  D  to  III  Steel  Co  Jan  15,  der- 
ricks etc,  drainage  dist  6m  $5123 

Grawe  J  B  to  J  A  Dahlin  feb  20,  fnrn  6m 

 $125 

Horn  J  to  T  Van  Vallen  feb  6,  furn,  63 

Morgan  $160 

Hartmau  M  to  E  C  Marrow  feb  14,  horses 

eto,  92  Morgan,  6m   $132 

Hannon  B  to  J  Sohneir  feb  25,  horses  60, 

B  Isl  av  $112 

Hongaard  P  to  H  A  Aliens  feb  23,  horse 

wagon  etc,  8m  $600 

Healy  P  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  25,  horses, 

etc,  6m  $61 

Hunt  L  K  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  feb  21,  fnrn 

6m  $70 

Harty  J  to  G  B  Ruthman  feb  20>  fnrn  6m 

 $396 

Horton  U  L,  to  D  R  MoNaoght  feb  19, 

furn  6m  $51 

Hogan  M  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  20,  fnrn 

and  piano  ICm  $105 

Hanson  S  to  R  MoCreevy  feb  15,  fnrn  5m 

 $50 

Hair  J  T  Oo  to  J  T  Hair  cot  31,  press,  etc, 

922  Madison  ly   $7,500 

Hughs  O  D  to  J  H  Oarmodj  feb  20,  fnrn 

303  Dearborn  9  ds  $800 

Unrlbnt  E  to  G  Gates  feb  20,  forn  16m 

 $310 

Hammond  G  8  to  W  Sohwarz  deo  10,  ptg 

office  2y  $600 

Jennings  G  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  23,  fnrn, 

6m  $232 

Jensen  O  S  to  Beyer  <fc  K  feb  25,  horse, 

wagon  and  shop  594  North  av  $350 

Jackson  D  M  to  V  Fasig  feb  20,  horse,  etc, 

10m  $310 

Jaekowiak  S  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  feb  19, 

saloon  333  Noble  23m  $500 

Johnson  J  to  B  A  Johnson  feb  18,  fnrn 

817  N  Maplewood  av  2y  $600 

Kooi  N  to  E  G  Mant  feb  18,  horses  etc 

77th  and  Larins  2y   $350 

Kilgore  W  W  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  feb  21, 

saloon  627  Madioon  ly  $663 

King  DC  to  M  E  Finch  feb  2  \  furn  6m 

 ;  $139 

Rempis  J  to  J  Carey  feb  23,  fnrn  113  hal- 

sted  2m  125 

Krohne  B  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  feb  20  saloon 

245  Sedgwick,  ly  $821 

Korsohting  N  to  G   E  Albough  feb  21, 

grocery,  1178  Harrison  4m  $300 

Krippner  A  to  A  M  Rome  feb  15,  furn,  39 

Rnph,  ly   $300 

Klein  P  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  2i,  p  6m. . .  $lo3 
Lein  J  A  to  H  F  Glove  feb  25,  fnrn  and 


Dom  B  m  eto,  78 ?9  Winneoonue  6m 

 $135 

Lewis  O  0  to  W  B  Austin,  feb  22,  forn 

and  Fischer  p  85493  

Lyman  L  to  N  Soling  feb  26,  fnrn,  84 

Kramer  ly  $i7f, 

Levi  J  to  O  Ohristansen  feb  23,  laundry 

954  Campbell  av   $80 

Leoni  M  to  Manhattan  Bg  Oo  feb  23, 

saloon  199  3l8t  2y   $5(  0 

Levy  G  to  W  A  Atkinson  feb  23,  fnrn  521 

Van  Bnren  ly  $570 

Levin  C  to  ME  Finoh  feb  21,  piano  6m 

 $62 

Lyndon  W  P  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  20,  fnrn 

6m  $61 

Leslie  G  to  A  H  Williams  feb  6,  fnrn  and 

H  &  W  s  m  197  Aberdeen  4m  $53 

Lossie  H  to  J  Schmait  feb  19,  horses,  eto, 

640  Oakley  23m  $50 

Loner  L  S  to  M  Loner  feb  13,  fnrn  Oor 

nel)  9m  $650 

Loring  W  M  to  A  W  Greene  feb  19,  fnrn 

308  Cleveland  5m  $47 

Lawrence  J  F  to  ME  Finch  feb  19,  fnrn 

6m  $203 

London  J  to  J  CuUen  feb  18,  horses  44 

Edgemont  av  6m  $45 

Lynn  F  R  to  Brunswick  B  0  Co  feb  21, 

billiard  goods  92d  13m  $125 

Melvette  W  to  A  Holman  feb  14,  horses 

etc  $265 

MoBeath  D  H  to  S  Richardson  sep  18,  fnrn 

8m   ...$140 

Mahony  P.  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  18,  piano 

6m  $51 

Melka  L  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M  Co 

feb  19,  saloon  396  Waehburne  av,  2y.$550 
M  nzzy  ij  R  to  F  B  JSuyder  feb  21,  foro  6in 

 $82 

Merz  R  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  feb  21,  drugs 

894  2y  $562 

Merz  R  to  fl  J  Decker  feb  21,  drugs  2y 

  $1000 

Mallally  K  W  to  8  8  Vanderhof  Jr  feb  20, 

furn  1  71  31st  4m    $100 

Martin  J  F  to  J  A  House  feb  19,  ptg  offloe 

4  15  Dearborn  9rids   $1600 

Mraz  F  to  J  Homalka  feb  21,  billiarci  hall, 

eto,  B  Island  2y  $750 

Mahony  P  to  J  H  Geisey  feb  19,  wagon 

ISOdc  $60 

MoLanghlen  J  H  to  A  W  Greene  feb  25 

fnrn.  5m   $73 

Morris  L  0  to  AG  Barber  feb  20,  horse, 

eto,  1314  Madison  ly  ,  $3(iO 

Monahan  Cafeteria  Co  to  Z  C  Peck  feb 
23,   lunchroom.  La  Salle  and  Monroe 

   $3864 

MoMahon  P  J  to  V  Fasig  feb  11,  fnrn  9m 

 $68 

Miller  W  R  to  M  B  Finoh  jan  9,  forn  6m 

 $51 

Monehan  8  to  Standard  Bry  feb  5,  saloon 

59  n  Halsted  2y  $700 

May  C  to  Anhanser  B  Brg  Oo  feb  13,  sa- 
loon 124  5th  av,  9m  $800 

McOrady  L  C  to  0  M  Brady  feb  7,  horses 

and  wagon,  119  Walnut  $100 

Mabre  E  to  J  G  Wright  feb  12,  piano  4m 

 $120 

Moy  T  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  13,  horses  etc, 

Indiana  and  49th,  6m  $51 

Moosman  0  to  Am  Brg  Co  feb  12,  saloon 

223  Washirgton,  o3m  $200 

MoKee  R  E  to  F  B  Meek  feb  14,  furn  286 

Rush  St.  22m  $610 

MofiEett  E  D  to  0  U  Merriok  jan  31,  furn 

23m  $57 

Morgan  H  to  J  A  Dahlem  feb  7,  fnrn  557 

35ih,  6m  $91 

Morris  J  V  to  Smith  Bros  feb  15,  fnrn  7m 

 $175 

Moore  L  F  to  Smith  Bros  feb  14,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $108 

Meyer  F  A  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  feb  5,  horses 

and  piano  9m  $70 

Murphy  R  E  to  F  Q  Wright  feb  16,  horses 

etc,  239  Paulina  6m  $130 

Mnnn  W  A  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  15,  p  6m.$103 
McKee  G  to  D  Pi'ies  feb  15,  forn  and  piano 

3m  '...$241 

Norling  A  to  W  B  Austin  feb  25,  furn, 

7m  $130 

Nowiak  A  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo,  feb  25,  saloon 

495  Clark  2y   $760 

Newton  E  8  to  0  Col  borne  feb  25,  furn 

566  43rd  2y  6^  $400 

Newton  J  R  to  J  W  Common  ptg  ofiSoe 

225  Lincoln  av,  20m  ,^.$400 

Niemeyer  0  0  to  Birk   Brg  Co   feb  19, 

saloon  576  Larrabee  ly  $225 

Nilsson  8  J  to  F  Nilssou  feb  15,  machy, 

etc,  77th  and  Woodlawn  2y  $2200 

Neilson  A  E  to  Jd  E  Finoh  feb   11.  furn 
6m  $96 


Nohave  J  to  M  Nohave  feb  14,  grocery 

1412  22d  ly..  $1^00 

Niagara  Laundry  Oo  to  J   H  Jett  feb  13, 

laundry  2C2  Clinton  6m  $1144 

Norman  J  to  8mith  Bros  feb  11,  fnrn  7m 

1,,   $70 

Nnger  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  8,  furn  6m. $176 
Nickwire  J  L  to  <]  H  Merrick  feb  1,  fnin 

^,=^y---  -  •  $65 

Oliver  Z  J  to  H  P  Mount  feb  4,  fnrn  aod 

piano  6m   $go 

O'Connell  M  W  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  18,  "furn 

and  W  &  We  m6m   $51 

Olson  H  J  to  Smith  Bros  feb  20,  furn  7m 

  $t)^ 

Olsen  T  L  to  M   E  Finoh   feb  20,  p  ein 

Osgood  0  B  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  9Vfnrn  6m 

^  *102 

Gates  0  M  to  D  B  Moore  feb  1,  \i  shop 

498  Van  Buren  11m  ^3(  0  . 

01k  J  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  12,  fnrn  6m  .$51 
Philbrick  E  f  to  O  A  Baldwin  oot  6,  fnrn 

251  Ontario  6m  J272 

Price  A  to  0  Anderson  feb  26,  fnrn  243 

Division  6m  $175 

Penrose  J  to  J  Cnllen  feb  21,  fnrn  6m.$l<iU 
Peterson  P  A  to  M  E  Finch  feb  16,  fnrn 

and  B  m  6m   $g2 

Penepaoker  L  to  E  D  Penepaoker  feb  8, 

ly  $300 

Patten  A  W  to  A  W  Greene  feb  13,  furn 

418  40th  6m  $73 

Piokett  D  J  to  D  B  Moore  feb  1,  e'hoi, 

498  Van  Buren  Um  $300 

Peters  0  to  Sohoenhofei  Brg  Oo  feb  14 

saloon  144  Madison  2y  $1600 

Patty  S  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  feb  14,  .saloon 

16  n  State,  2m  $275 

Pearson  N  W  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  15,'  fnrn 

 $-2 

Ploo  J  to  Schoenhofen  Bg  Co   feb  16, 

saloon  533  W  20th  2y  $3*00 

Perrim  A  to  J  0  Goodwin  feb  18,  VoVe  p 

1*5U  7m  ...$102 

Perrim  A  to  J  C  Goodwin  feb  18,  Vose 

piano  7m  $102 

Qaayce  A  T  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  16,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $155 

Quick  R  F  and  T  M  to  Wood  Bros  feb  1, 

6heep,  Freeport  4y  $16,000 

Rindsbarger  R  to  Uorper  Brg  Oo  feb  23, 

saloon,  106  n  Clark,  ly   $260 

Rogers  G  R  to  E  A  Curtis  feb  20,  fnrn, 

4309  Wabash  6m   $^60 

Robinson  J  to  Smith  Bros  feb  17,  fnrn  7m 

$145 

Rennels  E  E  to  L  Hagnew  feb  21,  Inrn 

7o7  Adams  2y   $800 

Reade  G  WtoES  Lloyd  feb  21,  saloon 

1706  Wabash  av  9Cds   ,  $103 

Rosenow  C  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  feb  14,  saloon 

1401  Diversey  2y  $1660 

Reinier  C  to  H  Reinier  feb  13,  barb  shop 

1722  Sherman'pl  2y  $250 

Rathbnrn  R  to  V  Fosig  feb  19,  fnrn  10m 

 $80 

Rutland  O  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  feb  16,  fnrn 

2625  Dearborn  ly  $43 

Robbins  G  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  13,  furn  6m 

.$136 

Ranney  A  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  14,  piano 

and  furn  6m  $2&7 

Raulk  J  to  O  G    Wheeler  et  al  feb  19, 

saloon  718  Halsted  mar  1  $250 

Randolph  A  R  to  Mandel  Bros  feb  13, 

fnrn  6m    $800 

Reid  J  F  to  W  H  Reid  Jr  feb  — ,  buggy 

etc,  2y  $470 

Reed  W  H  to  0  W  Kopf  feb  11,  forn  1076 

Harrison  6m  $474 

Reimann  A  J  to  J  Cnllen  feb  13,  fnrn  2141 

12th  6m  $68 

Rosen  J  to  J  Richardson  feb  14,  furn  328 

Center  6m  $135 

Ryan  J  W  to  E  H  Thompson  feb  12,  forn 

355  45th,  6m  $66 

Steven  W  F  to  G  G  Hnbbell  feb  13,  horse 
and  bnggy  furn  Western  Springs  8m 

 $236 

Sorenson  C  to  M  E  Finch  feb  19,  fnrn  6m 

$62 

Sohmitz  O  A  to  J  A  Sohmitz  feb  20,  forn 

193  w  Division  8m  $300 

Schneider  HA  to  J  Early  feb  20,  saloon 

215  Dearborn  18m  p  m  $5000 

Shusler  J  F  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  12,  furn  6m 

$51 


Spencer  G  to  E  McLaughlin  feb  20,  mnles, 

etc,  2y  $100 

Santer  W  to  U  8  Brg  Co  feb  18,  saloon  171 

Johnson  2y  $526 

Shlapi.'s  H  to  J  Littlestove  feb  20,  12  8  ms 

and  furn  145  Newberry  av  3m  $70 

Simpson  E  M  to  Smith  Bros  feb  19,  furn 
7m....  $5? 


March  2,  1896. 


TltE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


21 


Btreet  J  to  E  Oalkins  wagon  $50 

Sobarfenerth  O  to  N  Sohmitz  feb  23,  farn 

259  W  12th  $100 

Soott  0  F  to  B  Meader  feb  13,fnrn  Sm.flOO 
Sootob  F  to  A  Sootoh  feb  23,  farn  shop 

1556  Wabash  av  ly   |600 

Smidlie  A  B  to  Smith  Bros  feb  18,  farn 

7m  |263 

Sohogeld  WE  to  E  M  Osborn  feb  26,  fnrn 

614  Taooma  

Sherwood  NFS  Meek  feb  25,  fnrn, 

31st  nov  26,  96  $593 

Sherer  J   0  to    AH  Williams  feb  23, 

Steinway  p  Ellis  av  and  64th  6m...  $175 
Shntes  W4o  M  E  Finoh  feb  12,  fnrn  6m 

 I 

Snyder  W  8  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  13,  fnrn  6m 

 $72 

Smist  M  L  to  D  B  MoNan^ht  jan  25,  farn 

and  s  m,  6m  $ 

Seiler  A  to  A  R  Martin  feb  12,  fnrn  141 

Illinois  ,  $354 

Snow  8  0  to  W    Nellis  feb  14,  fnrn  353 

Harrison  3m  $ — 

Smith  J  to  J  Richardson  feb  11,  fnrn  817 

w  12th,  6m  $1 

Trent  Q  W  to  0  J  Trent  feb  25,  fnrn  Jack- 
son and  Desplaines  

Tanohman  E  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  feb  26, 

saloon  587  Centre  av  2y  $900 

Toeloke  C  L  to  Smith  Bros  feb  20,  fnrn 

7m  $58 

Todd  F  to  E  A  Erd  feb  4,  piano  5m  . . .  $76 
Thompson  F  C  to  Kelly  Mans  &  Oo  feb 

19,  torge,  etc,  13m  $400 

Ulrioh  &  Co  to  F  Q  Wright  feb  19,  fnrn 

and  p.  1925  OaKdaleav,  4m  $550 

Vogt  a  to  A  H  Williams  feb  15,  fnrn,  201 

Chicago  av  6m  ,  $100 

Worbej  E  to  P  Valerius  feb  18,  fnrn  6m 


.$162 

Wnenkelsohn  S  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  feb  20, 

saloon  320  Clark  2y  $ 

Winte  I  E  to  AH  Hopkins  feb  18,  fnrn 

7m  $130 

Warner  E  P  to  F  E   Blaokman   jan  28 

books  $15 

Winthea  J  to  .1  Cnllen  feb  18,  fnrn  and 

piano  Emerald  av,  nr  52d  6m  $127 

Walbridge  R  to  T  R  Freeman  dec  13,  fnrn 

2801  O  Grove  av  2y  $1500 

Wagner  F  to  D  Wilmer  Jan  31,  cattle,  etc, 

Barring  ton  8m.....  =.  $1300 

Winter  C  to  G  Q  Hnbbell  feb  21,  fnrn  10m 

 $70 

Watson  C  B  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  21,  fnrn 

6m  $56 

Williams  J  H  to  F  Borden  feb  25,  horse 

and  wagon  W  Belmont  av  $65 

Wardrop  W  to  L   Sigler,    feb  20  fnrn, 

Chace  p  29179  and  8  s  m  7m  $130 

Weindardt  A  M  to  Smith  Bros  feb  20, 

fvrn  ands  m,  7m  $330 

Winhler  L  to  Western  Orate  &  Paper  Card 

Oo  feb  19,  fnrn  presses  etc,  43  Franklin 

 $600 

Weber  W  H  to  L  M  Todd  feb  21,  forn 

Groveland  Hotel  Slat  st  and  Qroveland 

av  5m  $185 

Watts  C  W  to  A  R  Hill  feb  23,  fnro  1330 

Wabash  av  6m 
Woenekhans  F  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Oo  feb  16, 

saloon,  10  Olark  2y  $2000 

Wheeler  B  G  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  13,  piano 

6m  $310 

Walsh  J  to  R  M  McOreery  feb  14,  Hale  p 

5150  6m  $70 

Weiseland  0  to  F  Keeler  feb  14,  fnrn  6m 

 $140 

Waring  R  0  to  S  Richardson  feb  11,  fnrn 

3132  Dearborn  6m  $70 

Wohl  M  to  W  Schroth  feb  11,  saloon  262 

35th 

Yonng  L  to  0  Meader  feb  1 1,  fnrn  and 

piano,  9m  $115 

Yeizer  M  to  N  Cohen  feb  12,  piano  end 

8  m,  18m  |172 

Yonng  0  to  R  M  Essiok  feb  16,  fnrn  and 

mdse  5m  $130 

Yost  W  L  to  J  J  Owen  feb  23,  fnrn  266 

Jeffn  6m  $230 

Zimbrioh  H  J  to  E  Kehler  feb  16,  saloon 

116  Superior  Im   ,  $309 

Zennert  H  to  J  0  Martin  feb  11,  fnrn  3443 

Oanal  26m  $800 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Ceroeny  A  to  J  Mortina  feb  14,  market 

408  17th  st  |62 

O'Brien  J  A  to  0  Kervin  feb  19,  saloon 

„  $250 

Foster  S  to  J  W  Cochran  feb  23,  fnrn  195 
LaSalle.  |250 


Blair  M  to  W  H  Martin  feb  19,  fnrn  5303 

Armour   .$250 

Connor   M  to   M    Dovan   jan  3,  fnrn, 

2222  0  Grove  av,  $100 

Sullivan  P  to  W  8  Weston  oot  1,  shop, 

6238  LaSalle,  $300 

Travers  A   P  to   S   Richardson,  feb  21, 

fnrn,  315  62d,  $200 

Wolf  O  to  A  Wolf,  feb  22,  furn,  $ 

Brown  Bros  to  M  Brown  feb  25,  wagons, 

etc   $710 

■White  G  to  A   Stanton,  feb   25,  fnrn,  76 

25th  st,  $800 

Sofield    M  E  to   A  L  Peck,  feb  21,  fnrn, 

 $500 

Batchelor  0  H  to  H  MoNabb,  feb  7,  res- 
taurant, 146  33nd  $2C00 

Sheldon  G  B  to  F  0   Heath,  feb  23,  fntn, 

438  State,  $1613 

Schmidt  J  P  to  H  Madl,  feb  11,  furn, 

1152  w  63rd  $600 

Weaning  O  F  to  M  Weaning  feb  23,  fnrn, 

424  North  av,  $1C00 


SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

Frauk  B  Meek  v  M  Jennie  Johnson  and  W  John- 
son.   By  deflt,  $7,000. 

M  Coruhsuser  &  Oo  T  Ellen  and  Thames  Smith. 
On  ver,  $311.06. 

George  T  Harris  et  al  v  Meeker  Medicine  Co. 
Same  $112.50  and  sci  fa  to  surety 

Holman  Soap  Oo  V  Knickerbocker  Laund:y  Oo. 
On  ver,  $11.03. 

Kelly  Bros  v  K  X  McArthar.  By  stip,  $1676,30. 
Die  as  to  H  R  Oole,  H  Piper  and  F  O  Petrle  n  c. 

Chicago  Jfivening  Jourcal  v  H  R  Jucobs.  On  ver, 
$375.75. 

E  Hines  Lumber  03  v  John  Angus  and  George  A 
Glndele.    On  findg,  $1292.44. 

Chamber  of  Commerce  Safety  Vault  Oo  v  Percy  0 
Hamilton.    By  deflt,  $390. 
Phil  Q  Bond  y  John  P  Boropp.    On  ver,  $66.  Appl. 
James  Walsh  et  al  v  Jeremiah  Sullivan  alias  Jerry 
Sullivan.    On  findg,  $883.73. 

Moses  D  Wells  et  al  v  Abraham  E  Bofsky.  On  ver, 
$477.20. 

Frank  Woodbury  v  Michael  F  Bowler  and  Jacob 
Gevor.    On  ver,  $1000.  Appl. 
Delaney  &  Murphy  v  James  Walsh. On  ver,  $160.86. 

OIBOUIT  OOUBT. 
Inland  Pub  Oo  V  Adams  &  Filing  Co.    On  ver, 
$68.25.  Appl; 

D  W  Blymeyor  v  John  Zimmerman.  Same  $658. 
Appl; 

Revere  Rubber  Oo  v  Edward  D  Murry  Jr.  Same 
$234.05.   Same.  ■ 

James  B  Olow  et  al  v  George  Oliver.  By  deflt, 
$83.19.  . 

George  Sonne  et  al  v  Ernest  T  Oareon.  Same  $622. 

Jobnathan  Olark  V  Henry  H  McJnen.  By  deflt, 
$500  and  sped  ezn. 

Max  Robinson  T  Max  Hartnng.  Deflt,  sci  fa  and 
Louis  Freudenberg  made  party  to  JuJgt  Jan  Z8,'95, 
for  $35. 

John  O'Brien  Lumber  Co  v  Frede^-Ick  D  Hess,  On 
ver,  $430. 

Automatic  Piano  Co  v  A  H  Rintelman  &  Co.  Ln 
ver.  $80.  Appl; 

M  E  Clear  v  Elizabeth  M  Cooling.  By  deflt,  $256.62. 

Albert  Russell  v  J  J  McCarthy  ank  B  J  White,  (m 
ver,  $18.80. 

A  L  Ayoock  et  al  v  Lewis  E  and  Burns  L  Kewman. 
Same  $556.20.    Mo  to  vacate  con. 

Francis  Bartlett  tr  v  Wm  McOann  alias  Wm  Mc- 
Con  alias  George  William  McOon.  Same  $75  and  sci 
fa  to  surety. 

Foreman  Fechtman  et  al  v  John  Van  Drasett.  De- 
flt and  deft  made  party  to  judgt  tl222.7J. 

Ohas  T  Maas  T  Philip  Vlehman.  Mont  deaied 
and  judgt  $30.  Appl; 

B  F  Zarfos  v  J  Cuddy.    Deflt,  $462. 61- 

Frank  Dub  v  Joseph  and  Anna  Vancuea.  On  ver, 
$875. 

U.  S.  OIBOUIT  OOUBT. 
Chester  H  Graves  et  al  v  Distilling  and  Cattle 
Feeding  Co.    On  flndg,  $2i26.22. 

COUNTY  OOUBT. 
H  Bittenbender  y  A  Holp'jok.    On  ver,  $22. 
Theodore  Ascher  v  Rachel  Newgarden.    Oa  iiodg, 
i94.35  and  eenl  and  sped  exn. 

John  Grifiin  v  Wm  A  Bayer.  On  ver,  $6'J  and  10 
per  cent  das. 

L  E  Lawsons  V  Thos  P  Halliman.  On  findg.  $184 
and  10  per  cent  das. 

James  Corbray  v  Wm  H  Stewart.  Same  and  Jndgt 
$420.25.  Appl: 

Phebe  Lillibridge  v  Samuel  Kessler  and  David  Gil- 
mour.    On  ver,  $369.93. 

Ohalres  H  Fa'lch  v  Raymond  Gregg.  On  ver  $70 
and  sci  fa  to  surety. 


Thomas  Leydeu  et  al  v  Patrick  Kelleher.  Mo  n  t 
denied  and  judgt  $187.96. 

James  Arnold,  recvr  Moss  &  Arnold  v  Bd  of  Dir  0 
Pub  Library,  E  G  Hirsch,  E  S  Ereyer,  B  Moos,  J  G 
Shortali,  P  —  Smith,  John  M  Smythe,  Z  P  Brosseau, 
Wm  Kaspar.  T  C  Denier,  as  directors  and  City  of  Ohl- 
cago.  On  ver,  $50,650,95,  Appl; 

Appleton  Paper  and  Pulp  Co  V  Flremens  Ins  Co. 
Mo  n  t  denied  and  judgt,  $2182,60.  Appl; 

MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Wriyhtwood,  pt  Its  48  49  and  50  in  ontlot 
B.  Christooher  Aldrioh  v  Julius  Frank 
and  Philip*  Rinn  Oo  $1684.30 

Fifty-fifth  6t,  prems  601  to  603.  J  A 
Moouey  v  Catherine  and  John  McNally 
 $670 

Sixty-fifth  and  Union  av,  prem  at  cor  of. 
George  8  Sholtz  et  al  v  Lorin  A  Barnes 
 $256.58 

Madison  st  W,  prem  1236.  Frank  T  Kin- 
nare,  admtr  est  Henry  S  Holden,  deed, 

V  Mary  A  Hughes  $35 

Vance's  sub.  It  42  b  1  of  e      n  w  ^  14  39 

13.  Central  Lumber  Co  v  Alice  Crowley 
 $117.53 

Elston  and  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  snb.  Its 
1 1  to  13  b  3  n  e  3^  9  4'J  13.  City  Lumber 
Oo  V  Alvine  and  Paul  Gerner  $224.51 

Shortall  tr's  sub,  n  56  ft  Its  25  to  27  b  2  n 
3^  n  e      23  38  14.  Alex  T  Stewart  et  al 

V  Ohas  Basile  $353.35 

Rogers  Pk,  Kenneys  add,  It  10  b  3.  Wm 

Thiel  V  Karl  G  Lndwig  $160 

Cornell  sub.  It  46  b  130  of  pts  of  sec  26 
and  35  38  14.  Alex  T  Stenart  &  Oo  v 
Dominiok  $18 

Sellers  snb,  It  7  of  sab  of  e  173  ft  ot  Q  % 
blofse3^nw3^  sec  19  40  14.  John 
A  Ganghn  et  al  v  Henry  Duesig.  $172.66 

Reid's  snb.  It  28  b  5  of  e  ^  s  3^  n  w  ^  13 
39  13.  0  V  Roberts  et  al  v  Richard  T 
Ward  $70.73 

Elston  and  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  add,  Its 
11  12  and  13  b  3.  Adolph  Uastrelik  v 
Adrine  and  Arthur  Gerner  $217 

Melrose  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  67.  Arthur  W 
Bryant  et  al  v  E  A  Barker  $78 

Hollywood,  It  9  b  4.  Henry  G  Dawson  et 
al  V  John  and  Enphemia  Reid  $40 

Borden's  snb.  Its  27  and  28  in  sub  of  Its  4 
to  6  and  pt  7  w  s  e  3^  36  40  13.  H  M 
Hooker  Oo  v  Ole  Knudson  $266.50 

Elstoc  and  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  snb,  its 
11  12  and  13  b  3  sec  9  40  13.  Frank  J 
Ruh  V  Alvine  Gerner   ..$279.65 

Scammon  &  Dickey's  snb,  43  ft  and  2  in  w 
of  and  adj  the  e  48  ft  of  Its  1  2  3  and  4 
b  5  of  pt  of  w  3^  of  s  e  3^  sec  23  38  U, 
Charles  Higbee  v  Lyman  E  Orandall 
 $64.26 

Hurst's  reenb.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4  and 
e  17  ft  It  5  b  6  Assr's  div  of  Us  13  to  16 
b  7  Linden  Grove.  E  T  Evans  et  al  v  L 
A  Barnes   $24 

Same,  w  42  ft  6  in.  Same  v  Same...  $64.26 

Same,  e  43  ft.  Same  v  Same  $76.26 

Milwaakee  av,  Patterman's  snb.  It  10  b  1 
n  e  3^  26  40  13.  Adolph  Hasterlick  v 
Frank  Karobucki  and  St  Jani:zke.tX72.10 

Wright's  snb,  It  17  b  "B"  n  3^  w  3^  s  w  M 
28  39  14.  John  Hillock  v  Herman  E 
Schroeder  $702.48 

0  T  sub.  It  9  in  sub  of  b  44,  7  39  14.  Paul 
Timpe  et  el  v  Mark  Greely  $60 

Assr's  div,  n  26  ft  of  e  100  ft  of  It  2  of  e 
3^  of  b  20  Brand's  add  to  Oh'go.  H  B 
Wheelook  v  Ellen  Harris  $159.57 

Clark  and  Monroe  sts,  prem  s  w  oor.  John 
0  Ralston  v  M  Greenebaum  Sons  &  Oo 
  1448.83 

Sangamon,  6314.  John  0  White  v  Jennie 
Baokman  $386,43 

Rogers  Pk,  It  16  b  33,  Charles  H  Mears  et 
al  V  Eleanor  A  R  Dn  Plaine  $269.45 

Keith's  snb.  It  27  in  snb  of  b  6  of  s  e  ^  s 
w  3^  14  38  14.  Wm  H  Cannon  et  al  v 
Wm  Hongh  $75 

Sixty-second  st  268  and  271.  Same  v  Wm 
F  Miller  $75 

Sixty-second  st  263  and  265.  Same  v  James 
R  Beardsley  $75 

Sixty-second  6t  259  and  261.  Same  v  Ezra 
F  Swearinger  $76 

Keith's  snb.  It  28  sub  of  b  6  s  w  3i(  s  w  3^ 
14  38  14.  Same  v  Julius  0  Emeis  $76 


Union  av,  prem  6450.  Excelsior  Steel 
Furnace  Co  v  Sarah  A  Hnrst  $70 

Union  av,  prems  6450  to  6468  ino,  Same 
V  Lorin  A  Barnes  and  Ohas  flnist. . .  $560 

Ninety-ninth  st,  prems  6606.  Orandall 
Sohnltz  V  J  W  Bellowes  and  Oecar  Bbbh 
 $22.28 

W  20  ft  of  e  80  ft  w  of  Homan  av  of  s  160 
ft  n  of  Fulton  st  e  ^  w  3^  s  e  ^,11  39 
13.  BuUard  &  Qormley  Co  v  Mary  and 
Louis  N  Arentz   $73 

Archer  add.  Its  25  to  28  except  n  75  It  and 
e  10  ft  It  24.  0  V  Roberts  et  al  v  Morris 
Barbe  J170 

Fnlton,  prem  1648.  Patrick  C  Desmoid  v 
Mary  and  Louis  N  Arontz  |132 

Fnlton,  same  prems.  Tlyamas  MoKenzie  v 
Same  ^47o  20 

Same  prems.  George  Reilly  v  Same. .  .$376 

West  Pullman,  Hurd's  snb.  It  20  b  4.  By- 
ron Carpenter  v  Jnlins  J  Sast  $20 

W  60  ft  of  e  83  ft  of  s  150  ft  in  e  3^  of  w 
>^  8  e  3^  n  of  Fnlton  et  11  39  13.  Albert 
J  Koch  V  Mary  and  Lonis  Arent?  $161 

St  Lawrence  av,  prem  4530.  James  A 
Johnson  v  E  L  and  Julia  Bishop,  $277.38 

Edison  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  20;  also  Its  2  3 

4  5  6  and  7  in  b  10  all  of  b  11  s  3^  of  It 
20  all  of  Its  21  22  23  and  24  of  b  12,  Its 
1  to  12  ino,  b  1  in  orig  town  of  Canfield. 

5  T  Roebling  v  Emma  M  Partello. $96,80 
Holstein,  It  20  b  7.  George  Hanslein  Jr  v 

Mary  Tucker  $177 

Douglas  Pk,  Prescott's  add.  It  14  enb  b  1 
of  b  2.  Frank  Bernatzki  v  Mhriin  and 
Augusta  Semoken  $860 

Davis'  sub.  Its  4  to  6  b  3  n  3^  e  34' s  w  \£ 
28  39  14,  On  It  4,  $221,20;  It  5,  $165  14; 
It  6,  $63,45  and  on  all  $449  79.  Ill  Mal- 
leable Iron  Co  V  Vogt  &  Sweeney  Brew- 
ing Oo  $449.70 


APPL.ICATIOIV  FOB  BViLtUSa 

Langley  av  6445,  F  L  Schwartz,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $30,000. 

Sangamon  st  6331,  Lars'^n  Thengren,  2  story  and 
baaemont  brick  flats,  $3,600, 

Sheridan  av  6444-46,  A  Young,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,000 , 

Sixty-third  st  686-!*2,  D  B  Douglas,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores,  $s,ooo. 

Avenue  0,  south  of,  Albert  Schwell  &  Oo,  elevator, 
Pittsburg,  Fort  Wayne,  and  Ohiougo  Railroad, 
$40,000, 

Elk  Grove  901-9,  W  H  Greseoke  &  Ero,  four  a  etory 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $9,600. 

North  av  W  1684-88,  August  Lind,  three  2  story  fra^ce 
stores  and  flats,  $3,500, 

Robey  st  N  629,  O  Torgerson,  two  three-story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Langley  av  6447,  John  Schwartz,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,0J0, 

Sangamon  st  6431,  0  O  Anderson,  2  story  and  baae- 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,000, 

Green  st  6407,  Ida  SwansDn,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000, 

Wallace  st  4458,  0  0  Johnson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,'J00, 

Wallace  st  4460-56,  Same,  two  three-story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Sherman  st  6526,  Adolph  Stephen,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,003. 

Atlantic  st  4848,  John  Thiele,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  dwelling,  $4,003, 

Cottage  Grove  av  6008-10,  Frank  Gocdecke  4  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $30,(00, 

Buffalo  av  9040,  Frank  Jacobson,  three  storj  and 
basement  brick  fiats,  $4,500, 

Sheffield  av  1033,  Thomas  Sweeney,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $10,000, 

Paulina  st  N  2298,  C  W  Guehl,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,000. 

Fremont  st  91,  Charles  Busook,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st  T33,  Thomas  Moyer, 
2  story  brick  store  and  flats,  $2,200. 

Clark  st  N  1272,  129^,  1304,  13(  6,  The  Ferr  s  Wheel 
Company,  2  story  brick  structure  around  Ferris 
wheel  and  power  house,  $30,000. 

Wood  st  N  1048,  John  Blase,  three  story  hnd  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000, 

Olark  st  18  7  and  18a0,  Lydia  Chimes,  5  story  and 
basement  brick  factory,  $15,000, 

Drexel  av  6649,  William  Nicholson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800, 

Coles  av  7746  7750  and  7754,  P  J  McDonogh,  2  story 
frame  dwellings,  $4,6C0, 


214 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  2.  1895. 


Wsllace  et  4113,  Mary  A  Girvey,  2  story  frame  flats, 
t:>,O0J. 

Edwards  av  «03",  J  E  Nortjn,  2  story  frame  flats, 
n.600. 

Ullman  sc  32D1,  Joseph  Baderuan,  three  story  and 
baseiuent  brick  store  and  flats  and  one  add  story, 

*il',5l,'0. 

Jackson  St  314),  F  i  Hunt,  8  story  and  basemeut 

brick  flats,  f3,5C('. 
Oakley  av  3  1033,  James  Crosby,  three  story  and 

basemen'  brick  flats,  $6,U00. 
Oakley  av  3  515.  John  Bea,  1  story  and   b  isemeut 

brick  add,  t3'5i'l>. 
Rmdolphst  W  206-10,  Ool  Kramer  &  V.md  rhalde,  2 

story  and  baseueat  brick  store  and  factory,  $5,5U0. 
Fnlton  st  anl  Oa  ifornia  av,  n  w  cor,  The  Board  of 

Educdtion,  three  story  and  basemeat  brick  school 

house,  160,000. 
Monroe  St  117  >.  James  S  Thompson,  2  story  and 

basement  bri  jk  fl<kt.$,  $1,00  '. 
Greenleaf  av  813,  Q  L  Heasner,  2  story  frame  dwell- 

ius.  3,600. 

Green'.eaC  av  339,  0  A  Knll.  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,500. 

Greenleaf  av  817,  Edwar  J  David  loa,  2  st  ry  frame 
dwelling,  t3,50O. 

WeltOQ  av  128J,  Joha  Pahl,  2  slory  aod  b  sement 
brick  fl  its,  H,50:). 

Fletcher  and  Hernd^n  8'8  8  w  cor,  The  Best  Brew- 
ing Company,  three  story  and  basjujent  brick 
brewery,  tl2',!00. 

Orchard  st  587,  L  Mattern,  2  st  ry  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $7,000. 

Olars  st  N  1756  Sb,  M  Hindi,  1  brick  additional  story, 

I'.oao. 

Oj8gr&ve  av  744-46,  Nic  Kuhne  •,  Iwo  2  stjry  find 
basameut  brick  flats,  $i,!;00. 

Newport  av  1490,  0  L  Bletoh,  thr^e  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat°,  $4  6(0 

Halsled  8l  73 jn,  Mrs  H  Finger,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment stores  and  flats,  {d,5<  0. 

Dresel  av  6457,  F  H  Reynolds,  2  story  and  baement 
brick  dwelling,  |5,i'0ii. 

Union  av  600 J-6,  Four  h  Swedish  M  E  Church,  one 
brick  church,  I6,0C0. 

JSvansav  39!-397,  Deuoy  &  Fell  va,  four  4  story  and 
base-nent  brick  stores  and  flits,  $32,530. 

Kedzie  av  .V  932,  Johu  R  Pr^tt,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $<,'  00. 

Twelfth  st  W  1908,  F  Warnke,  ibree  st  ry  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  Q  its,  |3,i  00. 

Ashland  blvj  8  493,  r  0  Diaaer,  three  story  and 
ba-iement  biick  flats,  t7,00 

Talman  av  75,  Thomas  Hackey,  2  story  and  base- 
meats,  $2,6t0. 

Elston  av  BiO,  William  Baban  n,  throe  story  end 
basement  jrick  store  aud  fliti.  $4,0  :0 

Sheridan  av  1003,  Hannah  ij  Olson,  2  st.jry  fianie 
flats,  $2,OL0. 

Norman  av  S65,  Chirles  L.an i  story  4ud  bisemeut 
brick  flats,  $3,800. 

Richmond  st  62,  Jenuia  C  Jensen,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  »3,500. 

Richmond  av  44,  A  L  Aijdersoa,  three  story  aLd  base- 
meat  brick  flat?,  $.',200. 

Milwaukee  av  12j9,  Brooks  estate,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store,  $2,(1(0. 

Kedzie  Bv  N  1128,  M  Hildriam,  2  etDry  frame  flat', 
$2,000. 

Bonney  av  1231,  E  W  Schau,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Paniina  st  8  527,  Joh'3  Tum  1,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelliog,  $4,001. 
Fifth  av  3233,  Alex  Smith.  Ih  ee  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,u0  i. 
Lake  st  5418,  W  Weber,  three  sttry  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $6  o'lO. 
Emerald  av  4501,  Wm  Seymour,  three  story  and  base- 

mont  brick  store  and  flat',  .$7,000. 
Holt  st  63.;,  Barbara  Kooh  nski,  three  story  and  base- 
men' brick  flats,  $3.0(  0. 
Southpirt  av  2177  79,   Nat  Sehulio,  2   story  frame 

dwelliLg,  $3.u00 
Potomac  av  104,   three  story  and  basement  brick 

flals.  $5,000. 

California  av  N  606,  I,  Buerk,  thre«  story  and  base- 
men-. brl;k  flats,  $1,6(0. 

North  Gv  W  48-64,  Chicago  Sash,  Door  and  Blind  Mfg 
Oo,  three  story  and  basment  brick  fac'ory,  .tll,00n, 

Keczie  av  llll,  Frauk  Modlsch,  three  story  and 
basement  brlok  store  aud  Hate,  $4,000. 

Racine  av  53.  Charles  Brown.  2  story  and  basement 
brick  warehouse,  $2,5ii0. 

Halfeted  and  Grace  si,  A  Kennedy,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building  and  stores, 
$3",0i  0. 

Greenwood  av  6114,  James  T  Barker,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  fl  ,ts,  $2,800. 

Sixteenth  st  1577,  Tiel  Bennett,  three  story  aud  base- 
ment b'ick  flats,  St, 6  0. 

Wilcox  av  119.J.  Cane  &  Ro=«,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,000. 

Lexington  av  145 J  H-^pperle,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,(m0. 

Van  Horn  st  769,  John  Charvot,  three  s'ory  and 
basement  brick  flsts,  $4,000. 


Bertesn  ay  687  aud  691,  B  H  Laison,  two  i  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $11,000. 

Ewing  pi  82,  Theo  Qeurgens,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  residence,  $10,000. 

May  it  14  and  16,  Free  Methodist  Publishing  House, 
alteraticns,  $3,300. 

Osden  av  16i  5,  Conrad  Jahries,  three  story  ard  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 

Monroe  st  1673  and  1676,  Hans  M  Gronwold,  two 
three  story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Warner  av  xOa,  Herman  Ovilkowsky,  2  story  frame 
store  uud  dwellicg,  $2,200. 

Olga  st  50,  Hiram  Mat, esoD,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  }2  8.  0. 

Francis  st  1037,  F  Scheidgen,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  cottage,  $2,0ii0. 

Escanaba  av  9034,  W  C  Bettel,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,9C0. 

Eggleston  av  7409,  Thomas  Dsy,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $3,000. 

Greenwo  id  av  6216  and  (218,  John  Jeffrey,  two  three 
story  and  bassment  brick  dwellings,  $14,000. 


Removal  of  Ticket  Office 

OHIOAOO,  MILWAVKhE  &  6T    PAUL  BY. 

On  March  let  the  Chicago  ticket  office  (  f  the 
Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  1-aulRy.  will  be  moved  to 
the  ntw  rv;Brqiiette  Building,  c  rixr  Adams  and 
Dea  b  .rn  streets.    T  e  nuiuber  of  the  ( IBce  will  be 

Adams  etreet.  0.  N.  Sodteeb, 

M'ickec  Agent. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  iii  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oalcinaining,  ©to. 
All  Liua.i  01  Cement  Work  a  specialt} 
OfBoe  and  Yard:  126  Quiuoy  St., 

Building  Material*  Chlcaso 

For  Hale.     Telephone.  Main  757 


Prompily  secured.  Trade-MiirkM.  Coi-yiigliis 
and  Ijabels  registered.  Twenty  live  yt;;!"  c.v- 
perionce.  We  report  yrhether  p.nteni  (iiii  to 
seciued  or  not,  freeof  cliarf^e.  Ovirfec  ri'^  due 
antil  patent  is  allowed.  3'^  page  Buck  I  'rc«-, 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &  CO..  Atto:mys  nr.  L.I.V, 
Vp.  U.  s.  I'ut.  Office     WASHINCTCN,  D.  C 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago.  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  loug  been  ideiitided 
wiih  practical  mea.^nres  for  the  c^eneral 
opLnildin?  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufaotarers 
have  an  asanranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  ('J,9U0  kilometerp)  of  railway,  exolu- 
f^ive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  sncoess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  aud  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  lice  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locale  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiali  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resonrcee. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Cottpany — at  towns  on  itB 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  sDch.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO,  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AGrBSNTS.  (  


ANDEBSON.  austavus,  Bcom  2,  70  Lb  Salle  st. 
JBAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  at. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BAKNfiY  BRCO    i>. ,  iloom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  «on8.,  Rm  37,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOH  WORTH  A.  O.,  605  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  8t. 
C.'MBNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OOLE,  M.  r.  At  CO.,   Cole's  Bloik,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
OriLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 195  La  Halle  St. 
O0MMINGS  E.  A„  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Wa'hiDgton  sts. 

D  3LAMATEB,  8..  56  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Pa-  k 

p  -ooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYEB  E.  8.  &  Co..  99  Dearborn  St. 
DUN(  AP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GE  ">.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  i  MALLETTE.  411  Eookaiy, 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Saile  st. 
ELLIOTT,  .\IAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Ohan.ber  of 
Oomrrier^^  , 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 
ufflce^:  Halstei  and  71%t 
65th  Bculev.ird. 

JKBIOKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GKTCHEJ-l  E.  F.,  210  Home  Iner-rance  Bldg. 
QOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  1^5  LaSalle  8t, 
.  30BD0N  C  \i.  k  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  Cth  Floor  MasoLio  Temple. 
anSZENHACSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  110,  205  La  Salle  st, 
BELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
EENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  S  Ohioago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  8H  LaSalle  8t. 
HrrRLBdT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HCTOHlJjHON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  St. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co,,  99  Washington  st. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  ts  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 
LANGHENBY,  R.  J.,  Ass^cla'ion  Bldg  ,  153  and  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SOW  A  Co.,  189  LaHalle  st. 
LOEB,  W,*I.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  et. 

91AGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wachlngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bidg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  !4«  Le  Solle  et. 
MOLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  8t. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  33  "nr  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R..  R  617  N<  w  J-tock  Ex  harge  Bif-g. 
RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co., 3109  State  Street. 
8CHUMA0BEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av 
8H0BABT  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUN  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLMAUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  1;  7  Dearborn  at. 
WALEEE,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  BMh. 
WA8MANSD0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpi 
KANDEB,  B.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  155  LaSalle  Strt 
2IDITEBMEISTEB,  H.  O.  4:  Co.,  818  S.  Haisted 

DBEYER  B.  S..  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D  arborn  atier 

MEBOHANTS  I  X  IHANGB  BANK,  W.  E.  Oi  Iburn 
Attorney,    Soath  Uh'cago  111. 

PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164De«reoti 

WASMAN8D0BF  h  HEINEMANN,  1  7  H&aaolpti. 

Atstracts  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  &  BI0  500BD8,  107reaf- 
bom  et. 

HANDY  fc  00.,  92-4  Wasnlngttm  St. 
PBLTSEB,  OTTfi  &  OO.,  86  Washington  «». 
BRCO«DEB-8  AB8TSA0T  OBPT..  Ootinty  r ourt 


REVELL'S 

C;UBTA1]V  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  av  e&Adams  st 


March  2.  lJ-9".. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


215 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Eeal  Ettate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  epeculating  in  real  esiate.  It  ie  an  Advertlsins 
Boreao  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protecJon  aad  best  results  to  advertisers 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Co.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorft  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 

and  a  thousand  others  in  Chicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


216 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


March  2,  1895 


Office 
Desks 
Furniture, 

Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 

Wabash  Ave .  and  Adams  St . 


mm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Oourt  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  Is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  nionth. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


.W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBI81IAN. 


K.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  tits, 
"elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j-lardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tbe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33     WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
te»tion  rfiven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled : 
workmen  are. 
employed  by  us : 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. ! 


Atlas  Fire  Asenranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  lua.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ine,  Co.,  New  York. 

ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO, 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

1N9-101  IiA(4AIiLi: 

€HlCA«iO  Il.X.lNOIti 

Telephone  Main  1353. 


A.  fl.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Flt- 
tings  in  America.    Uhallenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs,^ 
setc. 


UBSiCS  Metal  Chairs. 


A.H.Mrews&Co.,  215  Wabash  Av. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


Adoiph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker, 


PHOTOGRAPHER. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


OfFICK  AKD  WOKS>. 
15tli  ("itreet  and  i%8hland  Avenue. 
Chicago,  III. 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  Co. 

■       A8H  LA N D  B LOCK^ 
CHICAGO. 

Urge  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotnb. 


Fbank  G.  Hoyne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

EEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agen,.  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  'I'ltle«i  Furnished. 


Chicago. 


MAS(!)NI(^TEMgLE|C  hicagro 

Directory 
Compaiiy 


s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
;ised  commercial  building  on 
Earth.   Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?   If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manas:er. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRAN1T2KY, 

ARCHITECT, 


HeBidenos  617  Ashland  BooleTard, 


Office  320  New  Kra  Bds, 
H.alsted  and  Harrison  Sts, 

OHJOAGO 


ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING, 

Clark,  M.  W.  Oor.  Adams  t^ts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 


OHICACJO  DIRECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  ct6„  50  cts.,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3  00. 


file  of  the  latest  Dii^ectotleB  of  all  the  other  large    tIeB  can  be 
foand  at  oar  office  for  nee  of  the  pabli* 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  10. 


CHICAGO,  MAECH  9,  1895. 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 


A  WEEKUY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  KEAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILOINa  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St, 


CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  f84  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  main  112.  CtlicagfO,  111. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Nos.  145  and  147  Kandolph  ^t.. 
CHICAGO. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT 


Or.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

K^al  Estate,  [pan 

and  JTinandal  A^^^^*^- 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


The  Investment  of  Money  )n  Good  PecnrltJes  a  Speoiaity.  First 
Morteages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUQBT  AND  SOLt>. 


0.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938  i^tock  Exchange  Baildine, 
8.  W.  Cer.  L<a  Salle  and  Washinston  (Streets, 
CHICAtiiO. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/UDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 


Real  Estate. 


'*S  LA  SALLE  ST flEET,  ROOMS  IS  AND  IV. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  CHICAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  "'''^H^cumTiEs. 

Mortgage  Loans. 
Will  remove  from  128  La  Salle  Street  March  15  to 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


GILBERT  M.  WEEKS. 


D. OOLBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &  Real  Estate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 


Specifl  aiten'lop  given 

Taxes  and  AsKess^ments. 


(gicagfo, 


EDWIN  B  PHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI^HBOBN. 
KANDOLPH  E.  FISHBUBN , 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  1836- 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen.  Blcig.,  34  Clstrls.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BABNBS 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931.  b.  m.  pabisb, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


FSTABLISHED  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO,, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office  Branch  Office 

I87&  I  89  Dearborn  St'  Oammet  av.,  and  47tb  st. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WTLLTB  W.  BAIBD.  LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  L.  WABNEB, 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner. 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  Renting^. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  nortl> 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

-5(415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,fe. 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


J.H,  l49L'aSalleSt 


MAJOR  t 
BLOCK  i 


ANX/LISSINGEN 

&  BRO' 


EST'D 
IS79 


The  First  National  Banl(  z  Gliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,C00,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS.- 

Lyman  J.  Gage,  President.  Jis.  B.  Fobqan,  Vice  President. 

BioHABO  J.  fcTBEET,  Oashler.  Holmes  Hoge,  Ass' t  Cashier. 

Fbase  £.  Bbown,  2d  Aes't  Oasbier. 

DIRECTORS: 

PAM'L  M.   NIOKEBSON.         E.  F.   LAWEENOK.  8.  W.  AHEBTON. 

F.  D.  Gbay.  Noeman  B    Beam.  Neison  Mobbis. 

B.  O.  NI0EKB80N.  L.  J.  GAGE.  EUGENE  8.  PiKK. 

A.  A.  Cabpehteb.  Jas.  B.  Fobgan. 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 

Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


218 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


March  9,  1895. 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.cr©  .  Tracts  •  F\irolia,seci 

Or  Sabdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30x  to  304  II7TEK  OCEAN  BUILCINa. 

TRliFPHONK  t9»H. 


S  M  PETERSON  &0 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peiersou)  manufact'rs  ot 

SARPENTERS^  MGeiLDlNGS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Pwandolph  St. 

Private  SafeR  to  rnot. 
tB.CO  to  ISii.Oii  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■3^  In  amounts  from  $:',oooto  ($< 
«3j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates, 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

tJranchi,    5507    Walsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago, 

M  BANKERS. 


♦Joans  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans. 

Invesiiaents. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Haln  266.         CHICAGO.  ^ 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BAN  KERS.  * 


94  La  Salle  Street,  ™rJn, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    S3  AMD    S6     MBTROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Sfreets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Yailette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  l»earborn  Mreet. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existint:  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 


FiKST. — It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiKr  -It  is  the  only  building  which  ever> 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.— In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos 
sessed  by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh. — From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth. — If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaso. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearb:rn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans. 

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Jas.  L.  Eoughtelinfr. 


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MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $7,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Freeident. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  Caehlei. 

I>epo8it8  July  is;.  1893.  SI, 53.3  983  71 
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and  business  property. 

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Establlttbed  1854. 

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real  estate. 

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Loans    arid    I<eal  Estate, 

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Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  HarriEon  6  9    409-411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 

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GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  A  COLBURN, 

RE?IL  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LDp2 

Sonth  OhicaKO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  <fe  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property- 

Hartford  Bidg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l30'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3'5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Ch-icagfo 


EDWIN  F.  EETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insarance  Bailding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Rebidents  Attended  to- 


Farttonlar  attentlOD  paid  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drives,  Boole 
Tarda  and  Boads  In  naw  SnMivlilons, 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EZCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

Humboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAIi  BSTATE. 

Bcom  41  Uerchanti  Bldg,, 

N.  W.  Cor.  WasblDgtoc  and 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  9,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTES  EVEBT  WEEK — ALI,  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MASKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NDMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTI 
ADVEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBBSS  IS  aiVEN. 


80DTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  bnildiog,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  7,000 

Berkeley  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$  8,750 
Beverly  Hills. — One  beantifnl  lot  25  ft  front,  |25 

cash balanoe  $10  per  month.    D12.  $  530 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house,    it  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neisrhborhood.    W  8. $8,000  and  $  9,000 
Oalnmet  av,  north  44th  st,  2-story,  6  and  7  rooms, 

modern,  with  barn,  obeap.    Ml   $  7,500 

Calumet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11  room  stone, 

new  and  every  osnvenienoe.    Ml  $10,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  175 
Oalnmet  ay,  near  62d  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13....$  50 
Calumet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x200x130,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  S  115 

Calumet  av,  near  oOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  '"L"  station.    Q  8. 
Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $33;  $350  cash     C  IS  $  3,350 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stone  front, 

modern,  owner  is  seller.    Ml  $  6,000 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  15  $  5,50n 

Champlain  av,  near  73d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13..$  750 
Chicago  Heights,  forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price,  as 
a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that  would 
make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.     Choice  property. 
C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
bnildingA,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  asscciation  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11  $25,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  31st  et,  4-8tory  stone 

front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 

incombranoe  $15,C0o.  Would  take  choice  va- 

cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  foil  d'pth,  prioe 

per  foot.    Ml  $  214 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sta,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  J 1 .  $85,li00 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  uv,  near  58th  st,  lot  130  ft  deep,  price  per 

foot.    M  1  $  85 

Orexel  blvd,  near  ilst  st,  15  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15..$23,0(;0 
Elizabeth  8t,  north  of  63d,  prioe  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,modera, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35tb  st,  11-room  brick  house.  B  15.$15,0(:0 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15.$2<i,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15.  .i  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  bouse.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 
Ellis  av,  near  55th  st,  e  f  50x130,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  62.50 
Evans  av,  near47th8t,  an  apartment  building  worth 

$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.     Will  exchange 

for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 

bargain.     For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-story,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121;  in  fine  shape.  M  1.$  7,250 
Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-story  briok,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  5,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Drexel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,500 

Torty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

(5F18)  oor  100x100,  very  ohoioe,  prioe  per  front 
foot.    P  4  $  300 

(5F19)  cor  105x100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P  4  |  326 


(5F110)  cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per 

front  foot.    P  4  $  250 

(5F11)  cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  SOC 

(5F12)  cor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  250 

(5F13)  oor  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  Iront  foot. 

P  4  $  200 

(6F12)  cor  50x.20,  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P  4   $  260 

(6F13)  oor  60x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per 

front  foot.    P  4  $  220 

(6F14)  oor  lOOxlCO,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price 

per  front  foot.     P4  $  300 

Forty  fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $16,000 
Forty-sixth  st  (Kenwood),  elegant  lO  room  brown 

stone,  every  convenience.    Ml  $  8,800 

Forty  seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.  B  15...  $  6,000 
Forty-seventh  st,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13 .  $  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-faot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot  (8F12.)    P  4.$  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  60,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,600 

Grand  blvd,  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  fine  shape;  easy  pay  ments.  Ml...  $21,000 
(iran  1  blvd,  near  45ih  ^t,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  49th  bt,  50x150,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  276 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  a  f  26  to  K  0  x  150,  prioe 

per  foot.    Ml  $  300 

Greenwood  av,  near  54tb  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  6ilh  and  6oth  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W  8  $  6:) 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F13..$  165 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
bui'din^fs  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  eleotrio  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  lO-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  fiat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  partionlaro. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
ludiana  av,  near  53d  st,  3-8tory  stone,  6,  7  and  8 

roome,  lot  25x180,  new  and  cheap.    M  1   $  9,0f0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  brick  house.  B  15. $10,'  00 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15  . .  #17, ."^OO 
Indiana  av,  near  f^th  ft,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,C00 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W  8   $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13 ....  $  165 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  prioe  per  foot.     F  13  $  fc7.50 

Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  26x170  left,  prioe  per 

foot.    Ml  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml   $  97.50 

Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood  and  Hyde  Park,  slso  in  Woodlawn  and 
Englewood  — Several  cheap  and  some  elegant 
west  sidehomes.  Fine  list  of  cheap  suburban 
pieces  at  low  prices.  Many  lots,  bonohes  of 
lots,  and  houses  and  lots  in  vicinity 
of  Humboldt  Park,  Hermosa  and 
Maplewood.  These  properties  are  especially 
desirable  on  account  of  the  new  electric  lines 
or  Milwaukee,  Armitage  and  North  avenues, 
also  the  Metropolitan  L  road  now  beivg  built, 
and  prices  will  soon  greatly  advance.  Lots 
now  $4(  0  and  op .  A  list  of  choice  residence 
lots  at  South  Englewood,  near  depots,  stores, 
markets,  2  railroads,  and  eleotrio  line  on  Hal- 
sted st  will  soon  be  rnnning  Cheapest  lots  in 
market  in  vioinHy  of  Riverside  depot;  schools 
and  markets,  25  x  140,  stone  walks  and  only 
$250  each.  Lots  and  acre  tracts  in  near  suburbs. 
Free  fares  to  see  them,  and  perfect  litle.  S 
Delamater,  55  Dearborn  st. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar''7th  8t,10-room  stone  house. B  15. $10,000 
Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain.  Q  8. 
Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ,..$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13....$  9t0 
Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13  ....  $  750 
Langley  av,  north  of  49tb  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  ,  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 
per  foot  beloy  what  it  cost.    W  8. 


Madison  av,  near  60th  at,  11  rooms,  stone.  B  16.  .$10,000 
Madison  av,  n  e  oor  64th  st,  110x260,  prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  156 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F13...$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.  B  16...$  4,500 
MoCheeney  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  835 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  60  lots.     F  13   $  850 

Michigan  av,near  51st  8t,12-room  brick  honse.B  15.$24,0C0 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  south  of  29th  st,  12-room  stone  front 
house.  Several  bargains  in  lots  near  depot  at 
South  Englewood.  Also  Choice  double  deep  lots, 
near  Huraboldt  Park  cheap.  Bunoh  of  lots  at 
Riverside,  must  be  sold  at  half  value.  F  3.....$  200 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  P  13.  .$  460 
Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13. .  .$  226 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  60  x  170,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  126 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  161,  prioe 

per  foot.     Ml  $  200 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great   bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6,000 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13,  $  676 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  60  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  ,  f  90 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x164, 
cheap.  Prioe  is  $6.50;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  andean  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Baeeb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  .16.  $  9,0CO 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  eteam  heated,  aetached. 

W8  1  9,500 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  convenieucea,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  ..$  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  |46,C0O 

Pacific  bv,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  B  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  St,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48ih  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  oor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  sid  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  6l8t  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  rjear  60th  at,  27J/2  x  125,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale,  one  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  St,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Schell  av,  near  83d  6t,  4  lots.    F  13   $  30O 

Seventy  fifth  8t,  cor  Langley  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  65 

Seventy  fifth  st,  n  e  oor  Coles,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  80 

Sidney  av,  near  44ch  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,8tone.B  16.$12,C0O 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B15  $10,000 

Sixty  fiist  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  at,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1.  .  .$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Harvard,  prioe  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  et,  near  Union,  32  ft,   prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  56 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B15  $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  126 

Sixty-ninth  at,  oor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.60 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st,  Our  near  67th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F13....$  30 
St  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  70O 
South  Chicago,  a  fine  corner  76  x  126  ft  at  96th  at 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  looatec) 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 


March  9,  1895. 


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Sooth  Park  av,  near  Slat  st,  8-room  briok  hoose. 

B  15   110,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  §t,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,600 
ThorntoD,  .30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $*00,  or  |12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  Gist,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  1  4,500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  eleotrio 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price 
to  immediate  purchaser;  open  after  2  o'clock 
daily.    W  8. 

Vincennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,0  lO 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .  .$  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoenres  av,  near  45th  st,  S-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennes  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down(lD117).  P4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1.200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st.  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3  story  briek,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    Ml  .c  ....$11,600 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot, 

8  13  

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  

Wabash  av,  :^owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  ti^ar  12th  st,    2-atory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av, near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Washington  st  corner,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 
150  ft  running  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 
on  the  east  side  of  property.  Terms  about 
$50,000  cash;  balance  on  terms  to  snit. 
Improvements  of  not  much  value.  This  loca- 
tion is  near  business  eentre  and  is  adapted  to 

various  uses.    Owner.    J  12   $160,000 

Wentworth  av,  cor  55th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  . .  (  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  bouse. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.. $18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone. 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  price  per  foot. 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 


200 
260 


B  15.  $25,(00 
F]3.$  150 


NOBTH  SIDE. 


W  8. 


Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft 

Astor  8t,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  

Belmont  av,  bet -Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part 
75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\  13  

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 
$576.  W8  

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 
per  foot.    A  13  

Clark  si  N,  3-storj  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 
rooms.    A  13    

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  cash. 
Price  for  a  whort  time  only.  Z  33  

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 
W  8  

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  come'-  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  oa^h.  Z  33   

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 
33x164  ft.  W8  

Edgewater,  sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water, gas,  shade,  etc,  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
<fc  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston,  Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  hoose,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  126  ft 


8,750 
9,000 

95 

$  5,400 
$  90 
$12,000 

S  12,500 
>  90 

;  5,000 
$13,000 


from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  The  shingles  were  dipped 
in  Creosote,  brashed  after  laid,  which  not  only 
keeps  them  from  decaying  but  from  igniting 
from  sparks  or  cinders.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d^oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  hoose  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  hoose 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-plaoe  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  op  stairs.  If  yoo  desire  a  nice 
home  in  one  of  the  most  beautiful  soburbs  of 
Chicago,  with  all  city  conveniences,  filtered 
water  as  pure  as  spring  water,  gas  $1  per  1,000, 
all  improvements  in,  where  no  assessments 
will  ever  be  made,  where  taxes  are  bot  ^  of 
the  City  taxes,  with  school  privileges,  a  nice 
church;  where  restrictions  prevents  anything 
nndesirable  around  or  about  yon,  and  a  nice 
class  of  people.  Yoo  cannot  afford  to  let  this 
pass  witboot  investigation.  Monthly  tickets, 
60  rides  .|6,30,  21  trains  each  way  daily,  time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yoo  fiud  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-Btory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  ea^y  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5(0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot .     W  8   $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.     4.  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hodson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W8   $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  i5xl25  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bailding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beaotifol  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  lO-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  nt  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.  sidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-8tory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8.   145 


Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  bouse  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  3  2. 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26^,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  briok  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCalkim, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  aV|  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .  j  34  6-10x1(0  )  i  20x128  j    ..^  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  }  .35x128  [  ^''^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  honses  onat  to  hr-M.  0  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97*^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  partiwlars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Edison  Park,  a  tirst-class  6-room  cottage  with  all 
modern  conveniences,  finished  in  hardwood, 
with  50  feet  frontages.  $300  cash,  balance  $30 
per  month  for  3  years  and  $15  per  month  there- 
after ontil  all  is  paid.  This  is  a  rare  opportu- 
nity for  some  one  to  get  a  fine  home  in  a 
beautifel  growing  community.    B2  $  2,100 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av  hoose  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Qaifidld  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8..$  8,000 

Falton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  montby  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  3  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  uf  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    Rll  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,0C0 

Lakest  W,  Nos  X230  and  1232.  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  abovfl .    Rll...  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11.  $10,000 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  eq,  26x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11    f  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st . 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  at. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Boilding. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  boilding,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

fraine  dwelling  on  each.    R  11 . ,  $12,000 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  9,  1895. 


Tomer  av,  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3-Btory  pressed  brick 
flat  baildiDK;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  |  6,250 

Twelfth  St.  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  2Sxl25.     W  8,,.  $  2,100 
Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8....  |  6,500 
Twelfth  St,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  prioe.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  ohoioe  property .    Z  3-* 
Two  valnable  oorners  one  blook  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lea'^e  or  sale.    B  2. 
Union  Park  pi,  pomh  west  oor  Arbor,  size 
of  lot  h-l.  iio  )  J  ?nxi28  )    ...  „  ^ 

i  29  3  KixK  0  J  \  36x128  \  ^'^^  ^-story 
and  bapement  stone  front  houses;  oan  be 
bought  for  less  than  houses  oost.  Oil. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Saoramento,  24x1'  0.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Washitgton  blvd.  s  e  cor  Robey  st.  76x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  _'|  215 

WashiDgton  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  |l,Ono  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  p:arposes.    Make  oflEer.    Q  12  |60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7  fOO 

Willis  ft,  No  4.  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  ' 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12. f  2,950 

SUBURBAN. 

HAJBVAT. 

Academy  Addition,  50  of  the  choicest  lots  at  $350  to  $500; 
terms  to  suit.  These  prices  are  much  below  the  market! 
The  lots  are  central,  near  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  station, 
on  the  highest  ground  in  Harvey.  They  oan  be  sold  in 
blocks  at  a  still  greter  reduction.  Address  Lloyd  &  Oo 
94  LaSalle  st.  ' 

KENWOOD. 

Kenwood  district,  beautifnl,  modern,  detached  residence 
with  barn;  oost  $32,000;  price  $27,000.    Address  H  16. 

Larg«»  corner,  very  ohoioe  location  for  apartments  or 
hoDt'es;  cheap.    Address  H  15. 

MOBOAM  PABK. 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500;  $i,500 
cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire,  Morgan  Park,  111 

PE0VI80. 

80  ACRES  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R.  Price  $500 
per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take  residence  or  resi- 
dence lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVBNSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots  2 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900j  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lr.eallfl  st 

Ravenswood— A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  58>5xl65,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms- 
all  improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant  and  improved 
Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

OUTSIDE 


FIiOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  an  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0  0.  Also  a  beautiful 
tlordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  oraDge,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property.  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co  94 
LaSnlle  st. 

50,000  to  5f 0,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands: 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,K10  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12.0(0  to 
15,01  Oft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price  $1.50.  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Islatid  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
3.o,(i00  bushels;  cist  about  $40,o0ii;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

LAKE  F0BE8T. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  eaoh,  near 
shore  and  University.  Five  acres  on  shore.  Address 
C  16  Exclnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309.  ' 

MISOELLANEOtJS . 

85  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Ohicago,onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  C  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau.  ' 


Real  Estate  for  Sale  or  Exchange. 

OUTSIDE 


Olybourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchanije  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  J^  x 
T  ^°"P  ^""^  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce 

Paulina  ct,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12.  r     »  > 

Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
f2,i80.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H  S 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


NEBBASKA. ' 

Western  Nebraska— For  sale  or  exchange  for  city  property 
ohoioe  farm  lands  in  western  Nebraska.  Will  nspiiDe 
incumbrance  or  pay  part  cash.  Address  803  Ro  .&ery, 
Chicago. 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

CITY. 


ABKANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walnut 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands' 
150,000,  180,000  and  1,250,010  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309, 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California  income  properties  for    sale  on  easy  terms 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  beariog,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of    almonds,   apricots,  figs 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges:  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.   For  particulars  address 
Box  46,  Telephone  Bidg.,  San  Francisco. 
•  California,  You  oan  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Ooloay  Lands,  whsre    orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trao  s  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
J3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building 
San  Francisco,  Oal, 
Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (100  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has  f>  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds- 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  Vi. 
Tehama  Co,  60,0<  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  ra  Iroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;   2,6(0  acres  bottom   lands.  SCOrO  rich  rolling. 
27 '  Oo  somewhat  broken;  fencing  oost  $ 1 05,000.    30  000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  $75'ner 
BOrO;  pNoe  $5.00  per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Womau's 
Temple,  R  309.  vm  u  o 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  fiat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  6636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 
Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-story 
dwelhog  in  6-room  fiats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  renttd;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 
aalsted  st,  near  l  <?ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  fiats,  will 
•pay  12^  to  improve.    Prioe  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  6%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, prioe  $40,000,  Incumbrance  6U  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

venty-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rook 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  26  X  149  each;    facing  south.     Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.    Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or    land,    or    good  outside  property. 
Address  K  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement  atone 
front  flat  building,  Soath  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  16. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story  brick  and 
stone  fiat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman 
125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in.  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,(  00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,600. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,600,  balance  oasb.    0  12, 


OAIilFOBNIA . 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  IS  located  ciose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considored  for  .  all 
or  part.  M  13. 

OEOBOIA . 

Georgia— 650-acre  tine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olesr; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Ofikie,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-olass  order,  prioe  $7,5'iO.  Will  take  about  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Oo,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house.  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $6o,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4(:-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  "railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Prioe  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MI80ELLANEOU8 , 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2.  B   F  - 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11  * 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 
ai  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  looatioL. 
S  .8. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITV. 
south  side, 

Four-Story  and  basement  buildiog,  76  and  77  Market  st 
•<our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE^T  eiDB. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  eaoh  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160  OO 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal.  ' 


March  9  189£. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


223 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  reaidenoe,  and  oiher  property,  clear;  will  assnme 
inonmbranoe.   AddrebS  A  12,  Exolnsive  Agency  Barean 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,rOO  to 
|iO,noo.   T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11, 
Madison  st,  near  Ahbland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Rob  <fc  Co,  58  N  Olintou 

st,  Ohioago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
natare  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Ohioago  or  Oook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Oook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Biohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  la. 


LOANS  WANTED. 


EVANSTON. 

We  have  many  good  applictions  foi*  loans  on  Evanston 
prcperty.  Parties  having  money  to  loan,  call  or  address 
Isaac  R.  Hitt  <fc  Co,  112  Dearborn  st. 

R.  J.  langhenryI^coT 

Snccessora  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 

LOAN  WANTED 

$75|000  fo"  3  or  4  years,  first  mortgage  on 
$31  0,000  worth  of  first-class  lots  in  SUPERIOR, 
WISCONSIN,  best  residence  district,  all  smooth 
and  dry;  sewers  all  in  and  streets  improved;  (iile 
perfect.  Will  pay  9^  interest,  and  half  of  it  can 
be  deducted  from  amount  loaned.  For  particulars 
address 

L  13  Real  Estate  and  Builtiing  Journal. 

ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Ctiicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investnaent  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  iiave  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
eacli  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 

Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,         /Tv  •        -     t  -j  ^ 
STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  Vl^^^^S^'l^^  • 


NEW 


.THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


ClEO.  Schneider,  Presiuent. 
Walteb  L.  Peok  Vlo"  President. 
»M.  A.  Hamuomd,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oari.  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  A^st.  Oashler. 
Henry  R.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


RENTING  AGENCY. 

O.  J.  FRANCHERE, 

REAL  ESTATE 
AND  INSURANCE. 

Space  to  rent  cheap  in  business  and  office  buildings, 
light,  power,  heat,  etc. 


BEFBB  BY  SPECIAL  PEBMIBSION  TO 
Mr.  Potter  Palmer.  The  J.  V.  Farwell  Co, 

Vlessis.  Lyon  &  Healy. 
Messrs.  Gnthmaa,  Garpeater  &  Telling. 


311  Xei¥  Era  Blder. 
Blue  Island  ave.  & 
Harrison  l*t. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  2  1,    -     -      1S5  Clark.  Street. 


Important 
Announcement 


To  the  Office  Renting  Public:— 

The  10th,  11th,  12th,  and  13th 
floors  of  the  ASSOCIATION 
BUILDING,  Numbers  153  and 
155  La  Salle  street,  are  to  be 
completed  on  or  before  April 
15th,  1895,  thus  making  the 
most  valuable  portion  of  the 
building  available  for  tenants 
before  May  1st.  To  those  re- 
quiring large  space  or  single 
offices  we  would  advise  an 
early  inspection  of  this  elegant 
office  structure.  Its  central  lo- 
cation, reasonable  rates,  excel- 
lent appointments,  daylight 
offices,  established  reputation 
for  character  and  occupation 
of  tenants,  and  high  grade  ele- 
vator and  janator  service  are 
the  chief  inducements  offered. 
NOW  IS  THE  TIME  TO  TAKE 
ADVANTAGE  of  them  and 
have  these  desirable  offices 
arranged  to  suit  your  require- 
ments. 

Correspondence  solicited. 
Have  our  representative  call 
upon  you  with  plans. 

E,W.  ZANDER  &  CO. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS, 
153  and  155  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago, 


CMcap  Interior  Decoratini  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantels,Tiles,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
149  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 


Loans. 


Southern  Lands  '»■> 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

HEW  YORK  UFB  BUIUOIMO 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  J098  CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornanaental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111. 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Thoater — Wabash  6v.,  near  Jaokson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  ContiDDoas  performanoes  11  a.  m 
to  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago  Price 
10  16  25  36  60     B.iz  aeatq  $1. 


OAXjIFORKTIA, 

Hot  e^prins^^  Ark.,  Texas  and  Mexico. 


w 


ABAS 


H 


Has  placed  in  servioe  a 
throneb  first-class  sleeper 
and  toorist  sleeper,  leaving' 
Ohioago  daily  at  10:5C  a.  m 
via  St.  Lonis  to  Little  Rcok,  Malvern,  (Hot 
Springs),  Aastin,  San  Antonio,  Laredo,  £. 
Paso,  Los  Angeles  and  >^an  Franoisoo.  At 
Laredo  connection  is  made  with  throagb 
sleeper  to  the  City  of  Mexico.  Service 
nnsnrpassed'  Write  to  F.  A.  Palmer,  A.  Ql 
P.  A.,  201  Olark  street,  Ohioago,  for  infor- 
mation, reservations,  etc. 


224 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  4ND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


March  9,  18  5 


TMJ5 


F»ubiislie<i  by  R.  C.  SMYEFIS. 


OFFICE— 1608  Masonic  Temple. 


SnbsontJtion  Price.  $6.00  Per  Year. 


Enlersd  as  seooud-class  matter  at  the  postofaoe,  Obicagn. 

CHICAGO,  SATURDAY.  MARCH  9,  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Fortunately  Congress,  unlike  the  Senate,  is  not 
perpetual.  In  this  respect  the  framers  of  the  consti- 
tution builded  better  than  they  knew.  For  if  the 
Fifty-third  congress  had  been  by  any  mann  er  of 
chance  endowed  with  immortality  the  fate  of  the 
country  would  have  been  scaled  so  far  as  any  remedial 
legislation  is  concerned.  It  was  a  house  divided 
against  itself,  and  it  fell  with  a  sickening  thud  that 
will  be  long  remembered  by  the  people  of  this  gener- 
ation Much  as  courtesy  and  charity  might  desire  to 
extenuate  the  shortcomings  of  the  dead  congress  it  is 
too  difficult  a  task  even  for  its  friends.  The  fact  is 
that  the  entire  country  breathes  easier  now  that  it  is 
known  that  no  f-irther  hindrance  to  prosperity  can 
come  from  the  vacillations  of  this  ill-assorted  body. 

Aside  from  the  repeal  of  the  federal  election  laws 
the  only  business  of  importance  which  came  before 
congress  was-of  a  financial  nature,  and  here,  owing 
to  conflicting  views  and  obstructing  tactics,  nothing 
of  permanent  value  was  accomplished.  The  tariff 
revision,  originally  planned  to  favor  free  trade,  could 
not  be  carried  out  along  that  line.  As  soon  as  it  was 
seen  that  only  moderate  protection  was  to  be  secured 
there  was  a  scramble  of  interests  from  various  sections 
of  the  country  clamoring  for  protection,  and  so  a 
measure  which  was  intended  to  result  in  free  trade 
finally  succumbed  to  favoritism  At  the  same  time 
decreased  duties  made  the  financial  situation,  already 
desperate  because  of  the  demonetization  of  silver, 
doubly  desperate  The  repeal  of  the  Sherman  law 
had  no  effect  whatever  on  the  industrial  panic.  The 
tariff  revision,  coming  at  this  inopportune  time,  ag- 
gravated that  panic.  The  income  tax  will  doubtless 
serve  to  fill  up  the  gap  in  the  revenues  occasioned  by 
the  decreased  duties,  but  meantime  a  falling  gold 
reserve  has  still  further  exasperated  the  people,  while 
the  unfortunate  bond  bargain  into  which  the  admin- 
istration was  forced  by  the  money  changers  brought 
still  further  oporobrium  on  all  concerned.  In  time 
of  great  financial  distress  the  people  demand  quick 
action.  This  the  divided  opinions  of  the  late  con- 
gress would  not  permit,  and  consequently,  with  great 
opportunities,  it  has  scored  a  signal  failure. 

With  all  the  discouragement  of  the  past  two  years 
there  is  now  noticeable  some  local  improvement, 
which  i?  at  least  cause  for  temporary  gratification.' 
The  latest  railroad  returns  show  that  the  west  and 
southwest  are  fairly  prosperous.  For  the  third  week 
in  February  the  figures  show  an  increase  over  the 
corresponding  week  last  year  on  the  Missouri,  Kansas 
and  Texas  railroad  of  over  $57,000.  This  line  is  one 
of  the  few  railroads  in  the  United  States  whose  busi- 
ness was  better  last  year  than  it  was  in  18^3.  The 
Missouri  Pacific,  the  Cotton  Belt  and  the  Interna- 
tional and  Great  Northern  all  made  substantial  gains 
for  the  third  week  of  last  month.  The  Big  Four 
leads  the  trunk  lines  in  gains  for  that  week,  its  in- 
crease amounting  to  about  $27,000.  Substantial 
gains  were  also  reported  by  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio 
Southwestern,  the  Chicago,  Peoria  and  St  Louis,  the 
Clover  Leaf  and  the  Wabash,  Other  roads  did  as 
well.  Or  the  66  lines  whose  gross  earnings  for  the 
third  week  of  February  were  reported,  41  made  gains 
and  14  others  had  only  nominal  losses. 

m  THE  STOCK  MAEKETS. 

The  adjournment  of  congress  was  the  signal  for  a 
g  and  contest  between  the  bulls  and  bears  of  Wall 
street  to  determine  the  course  of  the  market,   It  had 


been  contended  by  the  former  that  when  congress 
quit  all  stocks  would  have  a  boom,  and  on  this  belief 
they  began  on  Monday  to  raise  prices.   Their  victory 
over  the  bears  was  short  lived,  however,  for  stocks 
soon  began  to  decline,  and  on  Tuesday  and  Wednes 
day  the  entire  list  fell  off  sharply,  and  did  not  recover 
later  in  the  week.    It  then  became  evident  that  con 
gress  had  little  or  nothing  to  do  with  the  situation 
The  fault  is  with  the  general  business  stagnation  the 
the  cause  of  which  is  to  be  found  in  monetary  rather 
than  agricultural  or  industrial  conditions. 

On  the  local  exchange  the  conditions  are  about  the 
same.  Alley  -'L"  bondholders  are  endeavoring  to 
patch  up  that  road  in  some  way  satisfactorily  to  all 
concerned.  The  latest  proposition  is  to  assess  the 
stockholders  about  $15  a  share  to  extend  the  line  into 
Euglewood  and  the  Stock  Yards.  This  may  be  ac 
complished  if  the  bondholders  will  fund  their  interest 
for  a  term  of  years.  The  southern  extensions  might 
by  that  time  make  the  property  valuable. 

Medinah  Temple  came  into  line  in  the  way  of  de 
faulting  interest  this  week.  About  $33D,000  of  the 
$400,000  bonds  authorized  have  been  issued,  and  the 
capital  stock  is  $500,000,  The  floating  debt  is  about 
$15,000  and  the  semi-annual  interesi  which  was  de- 
faulted is  $9,900,  The  money  which  otherwise  would 
have  paid  the  interest  must  be  used  to  meet  a  portion 
of  the  floating  debt.  The  bondholders  will  hardly  care 
to  press  their  claim  at  present,  as  the  property  is 
likely  to  soon  become  profitable  on  a  basis  of  new 
rentals  to  first-class  tenants. 

Diamond  Match  sold  this  week  on  the  Chicago  stock 
exchange  at  122},  In  an  unpretentious  office  in  the 
Medinah  Temple  the  Continental  Match  Company  is 
laying  plans  for  an  assault  on  the  match  trade  that 
will  beai'  watching.  This  company  is  now  turning 
out  at  Passaic,  N,  J,,  four  carloads  of  matches  a  day. 
The  manager  of  the  Continental  claims  that  they 
have  the  best  machine  in  existence  and  that  it  can 
turn  out  as  many  matches  in  a  day  as  fifty  of  the 
machines  used  by  their  rivals.  Howard  Gould  is  said 
to  be  actively  interested  in  the  company,  and  is  now 
looking  with  longing  eyes  to  the  west  for  more  terri 
tory  to  conquer. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEAFeiNBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  acd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Mar.  2,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres 
ponding  week  last  vear. 


WEEK  ENDINQ 

WEEK  ENDINQ 

Per- 

UAS.  2,  189S. 

MAB,  2,  1894. 

oentatree 

New  York  . . . 

Inc. 

Deo. 

*  408,252,331 

$  452  963,970 

9 

.7 

71,601,271 

84,089,072 

14 

8 

63,836  722 

77,189,015 

17 

1 

Philadelphia.. 

6t, 56:^76? 

55  182,013 

17 

.2 

St.  L0UI8    .  . 

19.615,313 

21,642,085 

9 

3 

San  Franoisoo. 

19,3'>9.833 

12,918.372 

19 

8 

Baltimore  .... 

9  323.805 

12,878,.^l(l 

27 

,5 

Pittsburgh. . . . 

10,864  018 

11.781,292 

7 

,7 

Oinoinnati ... 

10,849,450 

12,359,750 

4 

.4 

New  OrleaDB  . . 

6,817,117 

9„966,940 

21. 

5 

3,266,5.58 

6,089,519 

46 

3 

Milwaukee .... 

3  676,099 

4,411,020 

16 

.6 

5.585,656 

6,304,798 

7 

.1 

4,864,549 

7,186,172 

32 

5 

Mionep  polls  . . 

3,^19.512 

4.583,03  i 

14 

5 

3,093,892 

5,518,647 

43 

9 

Providence  . . . 

5,012,800 

4,023,800 

26 

.0 

6,027,807 

4,222,038 

19 

.1 

4,367,145 

4,6.^2,602 

6 

7 

St.  Paul  . .  . 

3,849,056 

3,220,718 

19 

3 

2,117,728 

2,551,646 

17 

2 

IadiaDapoli!>. . 

3,169,825 

3,363,229 

6 

7 

Uolnmbue  . , , , 

2  834,3(10 

3,4('2,400 

16. 

6 

Hartford  

1.735,820 

1,870,383 

7 

2 

Kiohmond  , . . , 

1,948,631 

2,393,403 

18 

5 

Washington.  ,. 

1  536,681 

1,4V5,I30 

7 

9 

Dallas  

2,733,400 

2,127,583 

28 

4 

St.  Joseph.  . .. 

1,181,087 

1,369,565 

13, 

7 

2,220,949 

1.612,200 

37 

7 

Memphis   

1,786,010 

1,439,910 

24 

0 

Portland  Or  . 

818,010 

767,460 

6. 

6 

1,260,607 

1,429.834 

11. 

7 

New  Haven . . . 

l,99,-i,4fjO 

1,186,306 

68. 

9 

Savannah  .... 

1,816,451 

1.931,769 

6. 

0 

bpriofffield  

1,135.147 

1,122,298 

1. 

1 

l,f^l9,410 

l,ii96,75C 

7, 

3 

Portland  Me.. 

99:^7*3 

1,188,646 

16, 

J,<  65,303 

1,133,291 

6. 

J 

Fort  Worth... 

Waoo*  

Syracuse  .... 
Dea  Moin«3, . . 
Qrand  Ka  >idB 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  Oity*.. 
Los  Angeles  . . 
Taooma . . . . 

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jaokoonville, . 
Linooln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford., 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ky. 
Binghampton. 
Bay  Oity*,.. 
Fall  River*.,. 

Akron*   

Springfield*. . 

Oanton*  

Sioux  Falls*, 

Fremont*  

Hastings*. . . . 
Ohattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Nashville*  

lialveston*. . . 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Rookford .... 

Helena*  

Soranton  

Kalamazoo*., 
i-ittle  Bock*. . 


1  365  3Q1 

1    Q  R  K      A  I 

0.  7 

1,826.645 

Q'J't  70c 
OiiZ.  /  JO 

119.4 

808,446 

OtJly  lob 

1.5 

790,396 

7q*j  p.c-1 

1  tJo.ODl 

Nom 

786  ift9. 

7  1  n  HAQ 
4  lUjlilo 

10 . 7 

39(1  426 

CO*  7/  n 

38.5 

665.4'i8 

6 . 2 

688,072 

9  7 

867,200 

14,8 

463,804 

14.7 

881,998 

77  1  7(Jf\ 

14, 2 

615  78(1 

14  .1 

239,891 

OflO  C4fi 

15.2 

304,411 

-D  '  ,OOD 

10.0 

316,039 

30.6 

317,793 

•JtCkC  e  Q  f 
0«70,00  I 

19.9 

252,907 

39.  7 

479,571 

ft  1  C  U  'J  ft 

7,3 

3<i5,8(ll 

UQ\'  n  > ft 
00*  jU~CS 

7,5 

604,744 

0  i  0,1)  ifl 

17 . 0 

314,801 

i>0  #  fV  1 0 

18,  8 

355,300 

QnQ  Ann 

Id  7 

260,959 

04. 'J  1  7A 

0  U 

611,047 

726  127 

15 , 3 

151,422 

8. 4 

195,637 

174  704 

1  1  A 

142,100 

lOOfOKfij 

0  Q 
Z .  0 

52,166 

56,6 

70.867 

39  6 

60,228 

110,12$ 

64 . 5 

176  043 

207,646 

15  3 

96,3,34 

96,742 

Nom 

7n7  S?? 

776,0(17 

2,4 

4,915,550 

4,237.504 

16.0 

1,025.400 

970,416 

5.6 

190.261 

No  returns 

668,H88 

687,21)7 

(1 

174,736 

li 

174,239 

i( 

Total,  U.S.  $  770,10  1,683  $  838,528,166 
Cities  Eioldg  N.  Y.    361,848,352  386,r,64,196 


7.3 
4.5 


Montreal  (Can) 
I'oronto  " 
Halifax 

Hamilton*  "  , 
Winnipeg,  , 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA, 

*  8,818,378 
4,664,180 
963,539 
474.136 
659,396 


$  9,(193,515  3.0 
4,659,207  Nom 
919,554  4,3 
580,716  18.6 
654,673  Nom 


Total,  Can. 


$16,579,570  115,252,792 


ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


^EEK  ENDING 

MAR.  2,  1895. 
New  Engl'd  States  $  76,544,447 
Middle  "  489,371,027 

Soo'hern  "  34,8.fi6.684 
Western  "  33,772,761 

Northwestern  "  89,532,771 
Southwestern  "  23,666,725 
Far  Western    "  26,076,974 


$  774,221,289 

*Not  included  in  totals. 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAB  2,  1894. 

I  88,680,729 
628,571,364 
40.655,246 
36,936,463 

107,000,984 
36,475,971 
19,482,154 

$  855,702,901 


2.0 


PEBOENT- 
AOB. 
13.6 

7,3 
14  6 

8.6 
16.0 
33.7 


34.7 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

New  York  loses  9,7  percent;  the  cities  outside  New 
York  lose  4,5  percent;  the  net  loss  for  the  entire 
country  is  7,3  percent.  New  York's  total  clearings 
are  more  than  half  the  grand  total,  and  her  percent- 
age of  loss  is  more  than  double  that  of  the  other 
cities.  New  York  controls  the  bank  clearings  of  the. 
country  to  so  great  an  extent  that  if  her  clearings 
show  a  loss  the  grand  total  is  likely  to  show  a  loss 
also.  Of  the  six  cities,  New  York,  Chicago,  Boston, 
Philadelphia,  St,  Louis  and  San  Francisco,  it  may  be 
said  that  they  practically  represent  the  entire  Union 
in  bank  clearings,  the  remaining  72  cities  being  insig- 
nificant in  comparison.  Only  one  of  the  larger  cities, 
Philadelphia,  this  week  returned  an  increase.  The 
Quaker  city  gained  17,2  percent  and  saved  the  Union 
from  a  heavy  net  loss. 

The  tendency  to  centralization  in  bank  clearings 
marks  a  similar  tendency  in  business.  The  commer- 
cial supremacy  of  the  entire  country  is  fast  being  con- 
centrated in  the  large  cities,  Chicago  will  get  a  large 
share  of  it,  but  New  York  still  retains  the  bulk  of  the 
business  of  the  continent  and  will  never  have  less  im- 
portance as  a  commercial  metropolis  than  it  now  has. 
The  smaller  cities,  too,  are  growing  at  a  wonderful 
rate.  Only  the  country  towns  are  losing  their  trade 
to  the  advantage  of  the  cities  and  the  outlying  city 
districts  to  the  business  centers.  This  is  noticeable 
in  Chicago  at  the  present  time.  With  an  extension 
of  rapid  transit  facilities  which  is  unprecedented  in 
the  bistory  of  any  other  city  in  this  country,  every- 


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thing  is  being  brought  to  a  center  of  city  trade. 
Retailers  outside  the  charnaed  circle  are  being  forced 
out  of  business,  and  immense  department  stores  are 
springing  up  down  town  lilie  magic  as  a  result  of  this 
centralization  of  transportation  and  trade. 

Competion  is  relentless  not  alone  in  the  cities  but 
even  in  comparatively  small  towns.  The  department 
store  idea  has  taken  root  everywhere,  and  the  small 
dealer  is  being  rapidly  driven  to  the  wall  by  his  large 
and  powerful  competitor.  Retailers  who  cannot  com- 
pete with  their  stronger  rivals  must  either  close  out 
their  stock  or  fail.  The  former  course  involves  loss  to 
the  dealer,  the  latter  throws  the  burden  on  his  credi- 
tors. Human  nature  is  hardly  self  sacrificing  enough 
to  choose  the  former  alternative,  and  as  a  result  men 
will  continue  to  fail  as  long  as  competition  in  busi- 
ness remains  the  rule  of  trade.  It  is  for  this  reason 
that  a  uniform  and  humane  law  of  bankruptcy  should 
be  enacted. 

The  principle  of  bankruptcy  legislation  is  based  on 
the  divine  rule  of  forgiveness.  The  debtor  who  is 
unable  to  meet  his  obligations  is  supposed  to  cast  his 
debts  and  his  credits  alike  into  the  keeping  of  the 
court,  to  be  apportioned  as  the  law  requires,  and  hav- 
ing honestly  given  up  his  claims  against  others  the 
law  will  strike  a  balance  and  compel  others  to  give 
up  their  claims  against  him,  so  that  he  may  start  a 
again  in  the  race  of  life,  free  from  debt,  as  the  sinner 
is  supposed  to  be  freed  from  sin  by  divine  grace. 
It  has  well  been  said  that  if  this  plan  seemed 
good  enough  to  the  Almighty  to  apply  to  the  whole 
human  race,  it  is  a  good  plan  for  the  members  of  that 
race  to  apply  to  their  brothers  who,  through  misfor- 
tune, are  unable  to  keep  even  with  the  world  in  the 
struggle  for  existence. 

Some  striking  results  of  the  lack  of  humane  bank- 
ruptcy legislation  have  been  pointed  out  by  Merrill 
Moores,  of  Indianapolis.  A  young  man,  with  a  wife 
and  a  large  family  of  children,  who  had  invested  a 
few  hundred  dollars  of  his  savings  in  a  partnership 
bank,  which  was  wrecked  without  his  fault  or  neg- 
lect or  even  any  knowledge  of  its  instability,  found 
himself  hopelessly  bankrupt.  All  the  debts  of  the 
broken  bank  were  by  law  thrown  upon  his  shoulders, 
and  though  he  could  not  possibly  expect  to  accumu- 
late money  enough  to  pay  these  debts,  the  law  would 
never  permit  him  to  possess  any  more  than  the  $600 
allowed  him  by  way  of  exemption.  Another  man,  at 
less  than  thirty,  invested  a  small  part  of  his  fortune 
in  an  "Atlantic  iMail  Steamship  Company,"  of  whose 
business  dealings  he  had  absolutely  no  knowledge 
whatever.  The  company  failed.  The  young  man's 
fortune  of  about  $300,000  was  entirely  swept  away 
and  he  was  twenty-five  millions  of  dollars  in  debt. 
This  man  at  thirty  was  plunged  at  once  from  afflu- 
ence to  hopeless  poverty,  for  even  if  he  could  have 
made  another  fortune  the  law  would  not  allow  him 
to  do  so. 

It  was  to  correct  this  harsh  and  unjust  ruling  of 
law  that  the  representatives  of  various  commercial 
bodies  in  the  United  States  employed  Judge  J.  L. 
Torrey,  of  St.  Louis, to  prepare  a  suitable  measure  em- 
bracing the  subject.  Judge  Torrey  prepared  a  bill 
which  was  satisfactory  to  the  members  of  the  asso- 
ciation, and  was  submitted  to  the  Congress  elected 
in  1888.  It  passed  the  House,  and  would  have  passed 
the  Senate,  but  failed  by  reason  of  the  fact  that  the 
deadlock  in  the  Senate  prevented  a  vote  being  reached 
upon  it.  It  was  again  before  the  Congress  elected  in 
18y0,  and  failed  in  the  House  by  reason  of  filibuster- 
ing. It  was  again  defeated  in  the  Congress  whose 
departure  from  power  is  now  hailed  with  delight  by 
the  entire  country.  The  next  Congress  will  be  given 
an  opportunity  to  do  a  righteous  act  in  favor  of  the 
same  measure,  The  Torrey  bill  provides  that  when  a 
debtor  shows  signs  of  insolvency  he  may  be  proceeded 
against  by  his  creditors  in  court.  He  may  meantime 
retain  possession  of  all  his  property  on  giving  bond. 
If  a  decree  of  bankruptcy  is  pronounced  against  him 
the  same  law  that  distributes  his  property  prorata 
among  his  creditors,  will  give  to  him  the  exemptions 
which  are  provided  by  the  laws  of  the  State  in  which 
he  lives,  and  furnish  him  a  certificate  of  discharge 
from  the  residue  of  his  indebtedness  remaining  after 
the  payment  of  dividends. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Hanse  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  |100 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Obicago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Bankini;  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings..., 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Obicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


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135 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  6s.l912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  68. 

Obi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Oo  6a. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8lon)l933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  S  V  0  6-20  58  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58..,.  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Obi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68   1905 

Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  5s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  Ss  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  6s  j.t,oO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  l8t  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  58 . . . .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


Amonnt 

Bid 

Afbed 

$     350  000 

1  250  000 

t93 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

98M 

3  166  OOc 

300  000 

tlOO 

tioi 

581  00( 

106 

106i 

2  206  000 

82 

85 

7  600  000 

65 

3  000  000 

39 

40 

4  619  oO( 

102 

102% 

400  000 

tl09i 

1  260  000 

W2}i 

1021^ 

250  000 

90 

900  COO 

t99 

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1  600  0'  ,1 

650  000 

TlOO 

tlOO 

600  000 

TlOO 

tioli 

76  OOi 

2  COO  OOf 

10  OCO  000 

94M 

4  646  000 

8*H 

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52^ 

1  500  000 

98 

99% 

600  000 

106 

tl09 

1  850  0(  0 

tlOO 

1<"M 

2  350  000 

1..3K 

104 

3  400  000 

t8nA 

t91 

l<i2 

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217  000 

t92 

4  100  001 

10"  H 

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1  500  00( 

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101 

2  000  000 

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1  000  000 

427  000 

96^ 

m% 

KEISCELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo. . . . 
American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo..,. 

"      Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

in  Pask  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

in  Pnok     Prov  Oo  flfd  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock. 

AdI 
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Bid 

Aeked 

$  1  250  000 

8% 

1115 

6  000  000 

25 

t:^6 

3  569  650 

58 

60 

10  Oi  0  OGO 

5% 

52 

1  000  OOi 

2  000  OOi 

£626  000 

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£625  000 

28 

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305 

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600  000 

25  000  0'  0 

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tl75 

185 

9  000  000 

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123 

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20 

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Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  <fc  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insnrance  Oo  . .   

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


£775  00(' 

7% 

10 

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£775  000 

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29 

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£  00  00( 

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20 

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10  0(  0  0(  0 

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510 

610 

5  500  000 

12% 

•'61% 

262 

2  500  000 

7% 

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18  (  On  Oi  0 

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3'i  000  0(  ( 

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4  COO  OOf 

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1  000  ri(Ki 

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1  250  OOI 

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13  189  000 

117M 

118 

2  260  000 

61% 

70 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  eharee.  fLast  quotations  givtn. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  25  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.121 

Oal&ChiO&DOo  57%  Lake  Street  Elevated .  .13^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  9% 

"        "  Pfd  ....  28  "  "         Pfd. 28 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  44  NY  Biscuit  Co  Si-J^ 

"       "  "      Pfd. 51  N  Chi  St  R  R   263% 

Chicago  Gas  Co  71^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...12% 

^bi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  . . . .  10^  W  Obi  St  R  B  . . .      . ,  117 1^ 


DAILY_SALES. 
Saturday,  March  2,  I8S5. 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00.  W  OHI  STBEET  B  E. 

10  50      150— ao't  117^ 

AM  STBAW  BOABD  NEW   TOEK  BISCUIT  GO. 

22  25%  125  54 

steeet's  w.  CAE  liiNE.  — ao't  53% 

5  13  LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  K  B. 

INTEB.  FACE.  &  PBOV.  00.   ^2% 

81Z    70   13% 

 ''^    40  13% 

NO.  CHI.8T.  B.  E.  00.  50— ao'E  1H% 

1  258%  200— ao't  li% 

Monday,  March  4,  1895. 


50, 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

5  54% 

NO.  OHI.  6T.  B.  E.  00. 

50— ao't  260 

OHI.  CITY  b'i. 

90  300 

10  301 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  00,  ILL. 
66— C<8h   124% 

100— ao't  X  div  122% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  E. 

80  13% 

56  13% 

60   13^ 

6  V6% 

50— cash  13% 

60--ao't  1Z% 


OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50  123^ 

250-ao't  12% 

50 — ac't  12^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

25  ...1161^ 

60    116% 

2o  

1  

100  

150  117 

50— ao't  116>^ 

.^iO— ac't  117 

SO— ac't  117% 

260— ao't   11'% 

50;— ao't  117% 


.116% 
.116% 


Tuesday,  March  5,  1895. 


NAT.  LINSEED  OIL  00. 

10  19 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

1   51% 

OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

10   3  5 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

6  1233^ 

OHI.  &   8.     S.     BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

150-ac't  13 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  09. 

220  260 

35  •^60U 

66  260% 

200  -ac't  260% 

50— ac't  26(^ 

150— ac't  261 

50— ao't  261% 

50— ac't  261% 

100— ao't  261^ 


OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  D  CK. 

5   68 

KiO  5e'% 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

150  117 

55  117% 

10  118 

2(0— acot  117% 

61  — ao't  117^ 

50— ac't  118 

5i  —ao't  ]1>*M 

50— ao't    118"^ 

50— ao't   llf-^ 

50— ac't  118^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

65  13^ 

230  14 

l.i(— ac't  13% 

100 — ac't  14 

50— ao't  14% 


Wednesday,  March  6,  1695. 


QLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK. 

25  97 

NEW  YOBK  BIEOUIT  OO. 

5  ...54 


NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

90  261% 

100— acot  262 

100— ac't  262% 


226 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


60 — ao't  64 

INTBB.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

65  8 


OHI.  OITT  B'T. 


90. 

6. 
10. 


300 


B. 

.1165. 


 302 

&  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 


OHI 

*5  121^ 

l.'O-  -ao't  12% 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  OO.,  ILL. 
2  121 

10  121>^ 

60  122% 

10  122^ 

100— acot  122 


LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B 

120  13% 

50  J3X 

100— ao't  13^ 

J  50 — aoct  14: 

W.  OHI.  BTBBET  B 

5  

50  

24  

100  

20  

60    ... 

160— ao't  

50 — ao't   117^ 

60— ao't  117% 

ICO— ao't  m% 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


.117 
.1171^ 
.117>^ 
.117% 
.117?- 


Thursday,  March  7,  1896. 


OHI.  CITY  b'y 

6  301 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

18  54 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  00. 

5   261% 

100— ao't  262}^ 

60— ao't   262}^ 

100— ao't  263 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL, 

10  120^ 

60  121 

160 — ao't   121 

100— ao't  12134 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

60  12^ 

10  13 

100  131^ 

35  133^ 

50— ao't  13 

60— ao't  133^ 

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20   11734 

2  117^ 

360— ao't  117 

60— ao't  1173^ 

160— ao't   117^ 

60— ao't  117% 

OHI.  &  8.  a.  BAP.  TrSN.  00, 

125  101^ 

50  10% 

75  lO^g 

25  11^ 

155  111^ 


Only  seven  weeks  remain  before  the  first  day  of 
May.  Already  there  is  a  stir  about  the  renting  of- 
fices, and  tenants  are  asking  owners  what  their  ren 
tals  are  to  be  for  the  coming  year.  In  the  minds  of 
116%  I  both  tenants  and  owners  the  important  quastion  now 
is,  will  rents  advance  or  fall  May  1st  ?  Asa  rule 
owners  think  they  will  rise  and  tenants  think  they 
will  remain  stationary.  The  fact  is  they  will  rise 
in  some  sections  of  the  city  but  not  in  others.  On 
the  whole  there  will  be  little  if  any  change. 

Two  years,  or  even  a  single  year,  may  bring  about 
a  revolution  in  the  renting  character  of  the  various 
sections  of  the  city.  Two  years  ago  the  south  side 
was  regarded  as  the  mo,t  desirable  residence  portion 
of  Chicago.  It's  transportation  facilities  were  the 
best,  and  just  as  the  World's  Fair  came  to  a  c'ose 
there  were  very  many  of  the  finest  flats  and  hou  es 
vacated  and  for  rent  at  such  absurdly  low  prices 
that  people  flocked  from  all  quarters  of  the  city  to 
take  advantage  of  them.  The  low  rentals  in  the 
World's  Fair  district  made  low  rentals  all  over  the 
city,  and  this  condition  of  affairs  has  prevailed  even 
to  the  present  time.  But 'now  there  is  a  change 
New  lines  of  transportation  have  been  completed 
and  are  about  ready  to  be  opened  to  the  public.  On 
the  west  side  there  is  a  network  of  elevated  and 
electric  railways  extending  in  every  direction.  The 


^6   11%  I  cable  lines,  too,  have  been  greatly  extended.  The 

II  '  '  "  11^  ^^^^ 's  true  on  the  north  side,  and  though  the  work 

50.^ao'V..'.'.'  .'.'.".'."'".'lov^  1'^°"^''^"'^^  to  be  pushed  rapidly  itdoes  not  keep  pace 

250— ao't   ,,  .10^ 

100— ao't  11 


150— ao't  li% 

50  -ao't  11 14 

150— ao't  1 :  1^ 

100  -ao't  11^ 

If  0— ao't  11% 

450— ao't  nj', 

200— ao't  12 

50— ao't  123^ 


Friday,  March  8,  1895. 


STBEET's  W,    CAE  LINE 


20. 

76. 

25. 


CHI.  CITY  BAILWAY. 


.12% 

.300 
.301 


NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

60   263 

6   264 

60— ao't  2633^ 

100— ao'c  2635^ 

150  -ao't  263% 

160 — ao't  264 

21  0 — ac't  266 

60 — ao't  266 


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117% 
118 

117^ 


with  the  demand  In  a  year  or  two  more,  unless 
some  rapid  extensions  are  made  on  the  south  side, 
the  north  and  west  sides  will  be  far  ahead  in  equip- 
ment for  rapid  transit.  At  present  there  is  a  large 
territory  on  the  south  side  which  is  very  poorly 
served  by  the  existing  street  and  elevated  lines. 
Some  of  the  World's  Fair  hotels,  have  been  com- 
pelled to  put  on  'bus  lines  to  carry  their  tenants  to 
the  nearest  railway  station,  and  even  with  this  in- 
ducement they  find  the  lack  of  quick  transportation 
facilities  to  be  a  great  drawback  in  securing  new 
tenants.  The  fact  is  that  the  south  side  is  falling 
behind  in  this  respect.  In  districts  within  easy 
reach  of  the  center  of  the  city  by  cable  car  rents 
will  have  a  tendency  to  advance,  but  in  the  out- 
lying districts,  where  only  the  elevated  with  termi- 
nus at  Congress  street  can  be  relied  upon,  it  will  be 
difilcult  to  maintain  rents  even  at  their  present  low 
figure. 

The  west  and  north  sides  are  to  be  formidable 
competitors  of  the  south  side,  but  they  will  not 
be  able  to  advance  their  rents.  The  low  price  of  la- 
bor and  material  will  still  stimulate  building  just  so 
long  as  interest  is  low  and  tenants  are  to  be  had  at 
any  price.  And,  instead  of  rents  advancing,  prop- 
erty now  vacant  will  be  substantially  improved  and 
houses  now  so  old  as  to  be  unfit  for  habitation  will 
be  tenantless  in  favor  of  new  and  modern  buildings 
at  little  or  no  greater  charge  to  the  tenants. 

A  fair  volume  of  sales  have  gone  to  record  this 
week,  but  few  large  transactions  have  been  reported, 
LeavoDworth,  Kan.— Samnel  Dodaworth,  Mayor  of  this*  I  M.  F.  Buckley  has  sold  to  E.  W.  Curtis  50  by  116  feet 

S;r.t.?L^o°":zrJi:htf  rL':t:i::r.i%o:^  -    i^^^r  '"^'^  ^^^^^^^ 

o(  the  oity  to  the  amount  of  |60,oco.(JO.   Said  bonds  will  "^^P^oved,  but  the  building  at  present  occupying  the 

be  payable  twenty  years  from  the  date  of  isfene  (April  i.  ground  is  of  so  little  value  that  it  was  not  considered 

1895)  and  bear  interest  at  6  per  cent  per  annom,  payable  in  this   transaction.    The  price  caid  represents  the 

l)t.Z.°firJZi%rfu':L'^^^^^^^  »'        ground           r„„„d  numbers,  about 

Will  be  issoed  under  Chapter  163  of  the  Ses^ioo  Law- of  *  '                                 ^'^^  Curtis  will  at  once  im- 

1891,  and  for  the  purpose  of  refunding  bonds  iisoed  April  prove  the  property  with  a  six  story  Drick  store  and 
^   1885,  under  an  aot  entitled  "An  act  to  authorize  cities  |  flat  building. 


W.  CHI.  STBKET  B.  B 

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300— ao't  II 

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1334 


of  the  first  olass  to  provide  poblio  parks  and  grocnda  for 
the  inhabitants  thereof" — Chapter  94,  Sepsion  Laws  of 
1885.  The  oity  issued  |12n,0()0.00  under  said  aot,  of  whioh 
$60,000.00  have  been  oanoeled  by  payment  and  about  Sto,- 
000.00  will  be  on  hand  April  1,  1895,  leaving  a  balance  of 
$60,000.00  to  be  provided  for  by  the  sale  of  the  bonds 
herein  mentioned.  These  bonds  will  be  ready  by  .idarch 
31,  1895,  and  will  be  delivered  by  the  Fiscal  Agency  of 
this  State  at  New  York.  Propositions  will  be  received  by 
the  Mayor  until  March  9,  189.5,  when  bids  will  be  sub- 
mitted to  the  Committee  on  Ways  and  Means  for  their 
action.  The  oity  reserves  the  right  to  reject  any  or  all 
bids.  The  assessed  valuation  for  the  city  of  Leavenworth 
of  all  property  for  taxation  is  $5,694,464.  The  estimated 
aotcal  value  of  all  said  property  is  $17,0(  O.OOO.CO,  The 
population  of  the  city  is  20,466. 


Lot  sales  are  a  trifle  more  brisk  than  they  have 
been.  Subdivision  men  are  making  preparations  for 
some  business  during  the  coming  spring  and  sum- 
mer months.  The  bankers  report  that  savings  ac- 
counts have  increased  rapidly  in  the  last  six  months. 
This  would  indicate  that  people  are  laying  aside 
their  small  savings  rather  than  investing  them  in 
real  estate.  To  counteract  this  tendency,  as  well 
as  to  sell  lots,  S.  E.  Gross  &  Co.  have  invented 
a  savings  card  which  they  call  "My  Fortune  Starter. 
On  one  form  of  this  ingenious  scheme  twenty 
holes  in  card-board  are  provided  each  the  exact 
size  of  a  quarter  of  a   dollar.     The  possessor 


of  one  of  these  cards  puts  a  twenty-five  cent  piece  in 
one  of  the  holes  each  day  and  covers  it  with  gummed 
paper.  When  all  the  holes  are  filled  he  has  five 
dollars,  with  which  he  can  make  the  first  payment 
on  a  lot.  Another  card  is  furnished  for  dimes  instead 
of  quarters  if  desired.  Hundreds  of  these  cards  are 
being  sent  to  applicants  every  day  both  inside  and 
outside  the  city.  Chicago  lots,  in  fact,  are  sold  quite 
as  readily  to  residents  in  other  cities  just  at  present, 
as  there  is  a  greater  average  of  prosperity  in  many 
smaller  places  than  in  Chicago. 

The  subdivider's  occupation  will  not  soon  be  gone 
if  the  present  ratio  of  improvement  in  home  owning 
is  not  increased.  According  to  the  late  census,  in 
the  twenty-eight  principal  cities  of  the  UnitedStates, 
with  an  aggregate  population  of  9,670,000,  the  per- 
centage of  free  homes  is  but  14.2.  For  Chicago  the 
percentage  is  above  the  average  of  the  large  cities, 
being  16.33,  while  for  New  York  the  percentage  is 
but  3.71.  In  Chicago,  in  100  families,  on  an  average 
71.25  hire,  12.4  own  subject  to  mortgage  and  16.33 
own  free  of  incumbrance.  This,  though  showing  a 
remarkably  large  percentage  of  families  who  rent,  is 
in  number  of  home  owners  consideraoly  in  advance 
of  any  other  large  city  in  the  Union. 

Eighty  acres  in  section  9  of  Lyons  Township  were 
sold  at  judicial  sale  on  the  real  estate  board  to 
Marcus  Hitch  for  $36,768.02.  This  land,  which  was 
sold  under  foreclosure  proceedings,  is  south  of  the 
village  of  La  Grange. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Brown  and  Twentieth 
streets  is  to  be  improved  with  a  big  warehouse  at  a 
cost  of  $50,000.  The  plans  prepared  by  L  G.  Hallberg 
provide  for  a  three  story  structure  covering  100  by 
142  feet,  with  exterior  of  brick  and  stone  and  interior 
of  mill  construction.  It  will  be  one  of  a  series  of  big 
warehouses  in  this  vicinity,  where  the  intersection 
of  the  Wisconsin  Central,  Burlington  and  Santa  Fe 
tracks  gives  exceptional  railroad  facilities. 

It  has  now  been  definitely  decided  by  the  trustees 
of  the  estate  of  L.  C.  Paine  Freer  to  improve  the 
valuable  northeast  corner  of  Washington  and  Mar- 
ket streets,  at  present  occupied  by  several  two-story 
brick  buildings,  which  will  be  demolished.  The 
plans,  prepared  by  J.  M.  Van  O^deL  provide  for  a  six- 
story  and  basement  storage  and  wholssale  building 
80  by  180  feet,  with  fronts  of  pressed  brick  and  terra 
cotta,  passenger  and  freight  elevators  and  machinery 
plant  for  light  manufacturing  purposes.  The  cost  of 
the  improvements  is  estimated  at  $125,000. 

IMPROVEMENTS  IN  WEST  SIDE  BUSINESS  DISTRICT. 

The  Russell  Piano  Company,  one  of  the  concerns 
burned  out  in  the  recent  big  fire  in  the  Kastner 
Block,  has  determined  to  build  a  plant  of  its  own  at 
249  and  251  Jefl'erson  street,  after  plans  prepared  by 
Kelly  &  McMullen  The  new  structure  will  cover  48 
by  122  feet  and  will  be  seven  stories  and  basement 
high.  It  will  be  of  mill  construction  in  the  interior, 
have  a  facade  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta 
and  will  cost  upward  of  $50,000.  The  building  is  to 
be  ready  for  occupancy  by  June  1,  when  the  factory 
will  give  employment  to  about  60O  people.  Construc- 
tion has  already  commenced  under  contract  by  the 
Seckner  Contracting  Company.  The  latter  also  has 
the  contract  for  the  large  manufacturing  building  to 
be  erected  on  Polk,  near  Desplaines  street,  for  Bart- 
lett  &  Eoach.  This  structure  will  have  a  frontage  of 
214  feet  by  a  depth  of  120  feet  and  will  have  eight 
stories  and  basement.  It  is  to  be  one  of  the  finest 
structures  of  its  kind  in  the  west  side  manufacturing 
district  and  will  involve  an  expenditure  of  $150,000. 

FERRIS  WHEEL  GOES  TO  THE  NORTH  SIDE. 

The  opposition  of  property  owners  in  the  vicinity 
of  Lincoln  Park  was  not  strong  enough  to  stop  the 
Ferris  wheel  nuisance.  The  north  side  will  soon 
have  one  of  the  great  World's  Fair  attractions.  The 
directors  of  the  Ferris  Wheel  Company  have  given  a 
trust  deed  for  $300,000.  seeuring  an  issue  of  bonds  in 
the  like  amount,  to  the  Illinois  Trust  and  Savings 
Bank.  The  deed  covers  all  property  and  franchises 
of  the  grantor  company,  including  the  lease  of  the 
vacant  ground,  253  by  2.i0  feet,  at  the  northeast 
corner  of  North  Clark  street  and  Wrightwood  avenue. 


March  9,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILBIT^G  JOURNAL. 


227 


It  runs  for  three  years  at  an  annual  interest  rate  of 
6  per  cent. 

TWO  IMPORTANT  LEASES. 

Two  leases  in  connection  with  the  removals  of 
leading  piano  Arms  are  erported.  S.  Brainard  &Sons 
have  made  a  ten-year  lease  with  Rebecca  Church  for 
the  four-story  building,  151  and  153  Wabash  avenue, 
from  May  i.  To  this  building  Brainard  &  Sons  will 
add  two  stories  and  have  the  interior  remodeled  after 
plans  by  Hill  &  Woltersdorf  at  a  cost  of  $20,000. 
The  rental  paid  for  the  new  quarters,  which  have  a 
ground  area  of  49  by  170  feet,  is  at  present  withheld. 
Lyon,  Potter  &  Go.  will  move  from  176  Wabash 
avenue  to  the  new  music  building  on  Van  Buren 
street,  Wabash  and  jlichigan  avenues,  which  has 
been  constructed  with  special  reference  to  the  music 
trade.  The  new  structure,  which  is  on  the  site  of 
the  old  Swedenborgian  Church,  will  be  called  Stein- 
way  Hall.  Of  this  eleven-story  building  Lyon, 
Potter  &  Co.  have  leased  the  basement  and  the 
entire  first  six  floors  from  May  1  for  a  term  of  Ave 
years,  with  an  option  of  Ave  years  more  from  May  1, 
1900.  In  this  case,  also,  the  terms  are  withheld 
from  publication  by  the  parties  interested.  The  big 
recital  hall  occupying  the  second  and  third  floors 
will,  of  course,  not  be  for  the  exclusive  use  of  Lyon, 
Potter  &  Co.,  but  they  will  hav  ■  the  entire  basement 
and  main  floor  for  their  exclusive  ocoupancy.  The 
fourth  floor  will  be  utilized  as  a  piano  wareroom,  the 
flfth  floor  for  Steinway  pianos  exclusively,  and  the 
sixth  floor  for  miscellaneous  stock.  The  five  floors 
above,  containing  seventy-flve  offices  and  studios, 
will  be  rented  to  the  music  trade  and  profession 
generally 

LOANS. 

While  there  is  plenty  of  money  accessible,  there  is 
a  dearth  of  applications  for  loans.  This  fact  has 
caused  the  Journal  to  make  investigation  along  this 
line.  When  the  panic  came  two  years  ago  the  owners 
of  money  immediately  gathered  in  their  loans  as  rap- 
idly as  possible,  and  have  been  steadily  doing  so  until 
up  to  a  few  months  ago.  About  this  time  some  de- 
gree of  confl  lence  became  manifest  in  flnancial  circles, 
and  the  tendency  was  for  financiers  to  allow  their 
money  to  remain  in  the  hands  of  the  borrower  and  all 
loans  falling  due  were  renewed,  the  borrower  being 
unable  in  many  cases  to  pay  and  the  lender  not  wish- 
ing him  to  do  so.  At  this  time,  however,  a  new  order 
of  things  seem  to  have  been  inaugurated  and  the 
monied  class  are  now  again  anxious  for  investment. 
The  borrowing  classes  at  this  time  are  not  in  a  hurry 
to  use  their  money  and  consequently  many  of  the  ap- 
plications for  loans  came  from  parties  who  have  prpp 
erty  held  at  inflated  values.  This  has  made  investors 
more  than  ordinarily  cautious  and  notwithstanding 
their  anxiety  to  loan,  they  are  inclined  to  accept  only 
very  low  valuations.  How  long  this  will  continue  is 
hard  to  predict,  but  one  thing  is  certain,  matters  are 
gradually  working  back  to  the  old  time  conditions. 

BENTS. 

During  a  recent  interview  with  H.  E  Hurlbut  & 
Co.  the  Journal  reporter  was  given  many  interest- 
ing facts  relating  to  rental  conditions  Just  at  the 
present  time  it  is  hard  to  determine  exactly  what  the 
next  few  weeks  may  develop.  During  the  past  year 
Chicago  has  had  many  vacant  flats— in  fact  a  larger 
percentage  than  was  ever  known  to  exist  before. 
This  was  not  caused  by  a  diminution  of  the  popula- 
tion but  was  brought  about  through  the  fact  that 
people  were  trying  to  economize  and  instead  of  using 
ten  rooms,  as  was  the  case  when  times  were  good, 
they  either  took  rooms  that  were  furbished  or  rented 
a  flat  of  fewer  rooms.  This  "doubling  up"  system 
naturally  soon  made  many  vacant  flats  and  houses 
and  many  landlords  were  without  tenants.  This  has 
continued  throughout  the  winter  but  with  the  open- 
ing of  spring  there  seems  to  be  a  general  movement 
to  resume  the  old-time  state  of  affairs.  This  is  partly 
due  to  thfa  desire  of  the  renting  population  to  live  in 
more  commodious  quarters  than  they  have  been  com- 
pelled to  accept  heretofore,  and  partly  owing  to  con- 
cessions being  made  by  landlords.  This  class  have 
suffered,  too,  and  though  not  willing  to  make  any  re- 
ductions last  year,  have  come  to  the  coaclusion  that 


it  is  necessary  at  this  time  in  order  to  get  something 
out  of  their  investment.  From  inquiry  among  agents 
it  hdS  been  ascertained  that  on  business  property, 
rents  are  about  the  same  as  formerly  while  on  resi- 
dences, particularly  suburban,  there  is  a  reduction 
from  two  years  ago.  It  seems,  however,  that  this 
may  be  only  temporary  and  that  by  the  first  of  May, 
the  demand  will  have  brought  the  price  up  to  the 
former  standard.  Another  noticeable  feature  is  that 
the  demand  is  for  good  property.  Tenants  seem  to 
be  of  the  better  class,  generally  speaking,  and  new, 
well-located  houses  and  fiats  have  the  preference. 


SIDE  LIGHTS  ON  THE  REAL  ESTATE 
MARKET. 

In  the  investment  world  a  great  many  things  go  with 
real  estate,  as  well  as  against  it.  The  elevated  rail- 
ways were  intended  to  benefit  Chicago  realty  as  well 
as  general  business  but  they  have  absorbed  an  im- 
mense amount  of  local  and  foreign  capital  that  might 
have  otherwise  been  Invested  in  real  estate  holdings. 
People  owning  property  along  and  on  the  "L"  roads 
have  been  able  to  realize  a  considerable  amount  of 
cash  for  r'ght  of  way  and  damages,  and  thus  the  new 
lines  have  been  a  great  benefit  to  some  if  a  detriment 
to  others.  Some  of  the  favored  ones  soon  reinvested 
their  money.  Everything  that  brings  capital  here 
benefits  Chicago  but  when  Chicago  capital  and  enter- 
prise are  employed  in  other  States  in  doubtful  pro- 
jects, home  industry  suffers,  not  alone  from  the  loss 
of  the  money  but  from  the  influence  exerted  on  out- 
side capital.  It  indicates  the  lack  of  confidence  in 
Chicago  investments.  Such  is  the  great  canal  scheme 
at  Duluth  which  received  a  set  back  in  congress  a 
few  weeks  ago.  It  is  said  to  be  a  rival  water  power 
scheme  to  the  one  at  Niagara  Falls.  The  construc- 
tion of  a  deep  water  harbor  at  Velasco,  Texas,  took 
away  $100,000  of  Chicago  capital  the  first  installment 
and  more  afterwards.  The  canal  at  Duluth  has 
absorbed  several  millions  of  Chicago  capital  already 
and  much  more  will  be  required.  A  short  time  ago  a 
Chicago  syndicate  was  formed  to  invest  f  12,000,000  in 
a  coal  combination  out  west  in  Montana  and  else- 
where. Another  doubtful  scheme  t9  catch  the  ''tired" 
Chicago  investor  is  Idaho  Fruit  Lands,  said  to  be  a 
veritable  garden  of  Eden.  Chicago  capital  is  engaged 
in  this  enterprise.  For  fear  of  overdoing  the  subject 
we  forbear  to  mention  any  more  "outside  enterprises" 
that  are  designed  to  draw  capital  away  from  Chicago. 
None  of  these  schemes  have  found  favor  with  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal  but  they 
have  with  others.  Would  it  not  be  a  wise  step  to 
patronize  home  industry  and  home  newspapers  by 
advertising  the  opportunities  to  make  money  in  Chi- 
cago? We  must  take  our  medicine  unless  we  would 
have  others  reject  it. 

We  ought  to  have  another  newspaper  started  in 
Chicago  to  induce  everybody  to  invest  their  money  in 
stock  and  bond  speculation  and  Board  of  Trade  deals 
so  as  to  lessen  the  volume  of  capital  left  for  real 
estate  investment. 


MenomiDee,  Mich. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  |47,500  twenty  year  refonding 
bondR.    James  H.  Walton,  Oity  Olerk. 

Brownsville,  Tenn, — The  oity  has  petitioned  the  Legia- 
tore  for  aathonty  to  issue  $1^", 000  of  bonds  to  purchase 
Brownsville  Artesian  Water  Oompany'a  plant.  Address 
the  Mayor. 

Caldwell,  Idaho. — Sealed  bids  will  be  reoeiyed  for  the 
sale  of  $13,(  00  twenty  year  6  per  cent  water  works  aud 
$5,0(0  B  per  o«nt  electric  light  mooicpal  bonds.  ^Re- 
demption  optional  after  ten  years.)  Bids  opened  March 
18,  1895.  All  bids  should  be  addressed  to  A.  0.  McDonald, 
Oity  Clerk. 

Evanston,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
the  undersigned,  clerk  of  the  vUlageof  Evanston.  Hamil- 
ton County.  Ohio,  at  12  m.,  March  16,  at  the  ofiQoe  of 
Charles  A.  Ewing,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio, 
for  the  paroha'ie  of  |10,000  waterworks  bonds.  Said  bonds 
to  be  in  demouinations  of  $500  each,  payable  in  ten  years, 
at  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  serai-annnally .  Will  be 
sold  for  not  less  than  p*r  Vdlae.  Rejection  reserved.  A 
certified  check  for  $500  to  accompany  each  Did.  Bids 
must  be  sealed  and  endorsed  "Bids  for  Water  Works  bonds, 
Evanston,  Ohio,"  and  addressed  to  William  H.  Knapp, 
Clerk  of  Evanston,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


AGENTS'  NEWS  BUDGET. 

L.  M.  Smith  &  Bro.,  3947  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  re- 
port the  following  properties  under  contract  of  sale: 
Numbers  452 1  to  4531  Cottage  Grove  Av.,  consisting  of 
fifteen  flats  and  five  stores  on  Cottage  Grove  Av.,  to 
H.  J.  Bayor,  consideration  $72,500.  Twenty  acres  in 
Harvey  to  James  Bailey  for  $15,00').  Nos.  215-i7 
Kimbaik  avenue,  consisting  of  three  3-story  flat  build- 
ings, to  Mr.  John  Rueter  for  $35,000;  No.  4815  Langlf  y 
avenue,  improved  with  a  3-story  fiat  building,  to  J. 
M.  Darling  for  $12,500;  No.  4233  Champlain  avenue, 
with  partly  furnished  brick  house  for  $7,500;  Nos. 
4205-7  St.  Lawrence  avenue,  with  two  2-story  houses, 
to  D.  H.  Wheeler  for  $11,000;  No.  552  Fiftieth  street, 
with  3-story  flat  building  to  D.  Rasenheim  for  $1 1 ,000. 
This  is  ample  evidence  that  South  Side  property  is 
holding  its  own  in  the  market,  and  that  this  well- 
known  flrm  has  been  alive  to  the  demands  for  it  by 
investors 

W.  H.  Bowers,  of  341  Thirty-flrst  street,  has  under 
contract  to  sell  lo  H.  and  M.  Kahn,  the  vacant  prop- 
erty at  the  southwest  corner  of  Thirty-flfth  and 
Wood  streets  for  $5,000.  It  is  understood  that  these 
gentlemen  will  erect  an  elegant  flat  building  upon 
the  ground. 

Wallace  B  Gilbert  has  the  plans  out  for  a  7-room 
modern  cottage  to  be  erected  on  West  Fifty-third 
street,  in  Austin,  at  a  cost  of  $1,600.  Elmer  E. 
Baldwin,  of  265  Thirty  flfth  street,  has  sold  for  $13,- 
750,  flftv  feet  of  the  east  front  on  Grand  boulevard, 
just  north  of  Thirty-swenth  street,  to  W.  J.  Neebes, 
who  will  erect  two  very  handsome,  strictly  modern 
houses. 

Whenever  real  estate  values  become  as  firmly  fixed 
as  the  value  of  gold  it  is  time  to  cease  crying  "boom." 
This  is  precisely  the  case  with  most  South  Side  prop- 
erty, which  is  maintaining  its  place  in  the  market 
right  along  beside  cheaper  realty.  Property  south  of 
Thirty-ninth  street  and  between  Cotta-ze  Grove  ave- 
nue and  Grand  boulevard  seems  to  be  in  high  favor, 
as  is  attested  by  the  large  number  of  new  homes  that 
have  been  erected  within  the  past  two  years,  while 
the  demand  in  the  district  has  not  yet  commenced 
to  diminish.  It  is  said  that  the  lake  attracts  many 
to  this  locality,  as  the  view  is  grand.  Prices  are  the 
same  as  they  were  several  years  ago,  and  this  con- 
sidered in  the  face  of  the  fact  of  the  general  dull  con- 
dition of  the  market,  is  certainly  flattering.  When 
the  population  continues  to  drift  to  a  certain  section, 
while  prices  remain  the  same,  during  such  times  as 
the  people  have  seen  during  the  past  two  or  three 
years,  it  is  an  evidence  of  merit.  There  must  be  an 
attraction,  which  in  this  instance  is  desirability. 

SUBDIVISIONS  SOLD  AT  ACRE  PR'CES. 

The  market  has  not  been  active  in  suburban  lots 
except  at  or  near  places  like  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Wilmette,  Evanston  and  Winetka.  Hundreds  of  new 
subdivisions  have  been  dormant  for  more  than  a  year 
but  they  were  mainly  situated  in  out  of  way  localities 
where  there  are  no  improvements  Still  there  are 
some  exceptions  to  the  exception.  At  Harvey  L.  M. 
Smith  &  Bro.  have  recently  sold  twenty  acres  at  $750 
per  acre  or  for  $15,000.  This  is  a  come  down  from 
"newspaper  valuations"  as  described  in  the  Journal 
last  week,  of  two  years  ago.  We  all  thought  lots  were 
selling  for  that  much  there  It  evidently  pays  to 
buy  acres.  Out  in  the  old  town  of  Jefferson  on  Grand 
avenue,  near  the  city  limits  property  knownas  Reed's 
subdivision  on  which  five  houses  have  been  built  and 
sold  and  resold  and  within  three  blocks  of  the  Chi- 
cago Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway  is  offered  on  the 
market  at  $1  500  per  acre.  This  is  twice  as  much  as 
the  acre  tract  at  Harvey  sold  for.  There  is  scarcely 
that  difference  in  the  distances  from  the  court  house. 
Sales  of  bunches  of  lots  were  quite  numerous  last 
summer  and  fall,  but  buyers  now  prefer  to  buy  acres 
for  obvious  reasons. 

The  survival  of  the  fittest  applies  especially  to 
suburban  towns.  Some  are  still  going  ahead  others 
stand  still  while  some  have  dropped  out  of  sight  only 
to  be  boomed  again  when  the  good  times  come. 

Messrs.  Wm.  F.  Temple  &  Co.  have  sold  the  prem- 
ises 47  E.  Chicago  avenue  to  Albert  F.  Keeney  for 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  9,  1895. 


$14,000.  This  flrm  is  composed  of  Wm.  P.  Temple 
and  Anthony  Schiller  and  are  the  successors  to 
Edward  Knauer  &  Bro. 

Wallace  B.  Gilbert  has  prepared  plans  for  a  7-room 
modern  cottage  to  be  erected  on  West  Fifty-third 
street  in  Austin  to  cost  $1,600. 

E.  H.  McClun,  of  318  West  Sixty-third  street,  has 
just  concluded  a  sale  of  fifty  feet  of  west  front  on 
Stewart  avenue  between  Sixty-third  and  Sixty-fourth 
streets,  to  Mrs.  Messenger  for  $8,000.  This  prop- 
erty is  to  be  improved  at  once  and  plans  are  out  for  a 
modern  seven-story  flat  building. 

The  North  Side  dealers  are  in  luck  and  are  con- 
gratulating themselves  that  quite  an  impulse  has 
been  given  to  the  demand  for  property  in  their  section 
through  what  has  been  purchased  of  private  owners 
by  the  Northwestern  Electric  road  for  depot  and 
other  purposes.  Those  who  have  sold  to  the  com- 
pany are  now  in  the  market  for  other  holdings.  At 
each  depot  site,  four  lots  are  usually  required,  which 
are  generally  owned  by  four  individuals,  each  of 
whom  immediately  looks  about  for  another  invest- 
ment as  soon  as  he  has  received  his  money  from  the 
company  or  its  agreement  to  that  effect.  This  is  a 
bonanza  for  the  dealers  and  they  are  right  to  the 
front  with  many  fine  properties  that  may  be  had 
cheap  for  cash. 

C.  J  Morey  &  Co.,  789  North  Clark  street,  have  sold 
for  the  Hobart  estate  50x140  feet  on  the  northeast 
corner  3f  Hamden  and  Deming  courts  for  $15,000. 
H.  Piper  is  the  purchaser.  This  same  firm  is  con- 
cluding the  sale  of  400  feet,  north  front,  near  Sheri 
dan  drive  on  Byron  street  between  Pine  Grove  and 
Lake  Shore  drive,  consideration  $46,000 

C.  J .  Morey  &  Co,  have  opened  a  second  office  at 
the  corner  nf  Halsted  street  and  Evanston  avenue 
This  flrm  is  pulling  for  its  share  of  the  North  Side 
busine  s,  and  indications  point  to  its  success. 

A.  S.  V^ehrheim,  of  1010  Wellington  street  is  re 
modeling  his  residence  and  adding  improvements 
that  will  cost  about  $15,000 

C.  J .  Langan  is  just  completing  a  handsome  3-story 
stone  and  enameled  brick  front  flat  building  at  1003 
5  Wellington  street  at  a  cost  of  $30,000. 

B.  O'Neil,  of  Joliet,  is  just  finishing  a  3  story  store 
and  fiat  building  at  the  corner  of  George  street  and 
Lincoln  avenue, 

The  Board  of  Education  has  let  contracts  for  the 
following  improvements:  An  $80,000  building  to  con- 
tain 22  rooms  and  assembly  hall,  on  Townsend  street, 
between  Locust  and  Chestnut  streets  Also  for  a  20" 
room  building  on  the  southeast  corner  of  Noble  ave- 
nue and  Blssell  street,  to  cost  $75,000;  also  an  addition 
to  the  Lakeview  High  School  at  the  corner  of  Ash- 
land and  Graceland  avenues,  to  cost  $80,000. 

Messrs  Kunkel  &  Co  ,  of  592  Sheffield  avenue  have 
recently  made  an  $8,' 00  loan  to  John  R.  Gregory  who 
is  erecting  an  elegant  3-story  stone  front  flat  building 
at  No.  1524  Newport  avenue,  the  same  to  cost  $13,000. 
The  .same  flrm  have  sold  to  Mrs.  Jane  Teare,  im- 
proved lot.  No.  1519,  north  front  on  Wrightwood 
avenue,  consideration  $6,150;  also  to  Chas.  Walker,  a 
vacant  lot  25x125,  east  front,  on  Florence  avenue,  one- 
half  block  north  of  Wrightwood  avenue  for  $2,000 
Mr.  Walker  has  the  plans  ready  for  a  3-story,  stone 
front,  modern  flat  building  which  will  cost  $75,000. 
G.  Schoefker  is  the  architect. 

McCabe  &  Co.,  172  Lincoln  avenue,  have  sold  to  P. 
D.  Armour  &  Co.  a  twenty-flve  foot  lot,  west  front, 
on  North  Halsted  street,  near  Division,  for  $2,500 
The  purchasers  will  erect  stables  on  the  site;  also, 
the  same  agents  have  sold  a  twenty-flve  foot  lot,  220 
Seminary  avenue  for  $2,300,  to  F.  W.  Brehm,  who  is 
now  erecting  a  modern  stone  front  3  story  flat  build- 
ing that  will  be  a  credit  to  the  locality. 

The  Proviso  Land  Co.  reports  the  outlook  good 
haying  sold  flve  houses  last  month.  They  have  seven- 
teen more  now  in  process  of  erection  and  expect  to 
find  a  ready  demand  when  completed. 

H.  S.  Deitrich  &  Co.,  90  La  Salle  street,  have  just 
sold  to  Mrs.  E.  Darley  a  3-8tory  brick  residence  and 
barn  at  969  Jackson  boulevard  for  $9,500.  Also  ten 
lots  near  the  terminus  of  the  north  branch  of  the 
Metropolitan   road   to  S.  E.  Reed,  consideration 


$2,500.  The  same  flrm  has  sold  to  Edgar  J.  Gross 
a  Queen  Anne  cottage  on  Paciflc  avenue,  Chicago 
Lawn  for  $2,000,  and  also  two  lots  on  Cortland  street, 
near  Ballou  street,  for  $1,200.  The  flrm  reports 
indications  for  spring  business  very  good  at  their 
office,  and  say  that  good  rental  property  will  bring 
good  prices  notwithstanding  past  unfavorable  con- 
ditions. They  are  making  quite  a  specialty  of  west 
side  property,  and  note  that  the  demands  for  thi> 
class  of  realty  is  very  pronounced. 

Edgar  M.  Snow  &  Co.  say  that  while  the  real  estate 
market  is  dull, inquiries  are  numerous,ana  they  regard 
them  as  favorable  indications  that  there  is  business 
ahead.  Rents  remain  about  the  same  in  the  heart  of 
the  city  but  will  average  lower  than  two  years  ago  in 
the  suburbs. 

E  A.  Cummings  &  Co.  take  a  very  hopeful  view  of 
the  situation  and  think  that  the  cold  weather  has 
had  much  to  do  with  keeping  the  volume  of  business 
down.  Money  is  pleniiful  but  the  principal  demand 
for  it  is  for  the  purpose  of  paying  off  old  indebtedness. 

There  are  many  reliable  real  estate  dealers  on  the 
North  Side,  and  among  them  the  flrm  of  M.  Kunkel 
&  Co.,  592  Sheffield  avenue,  is  deserving  of  notice. 
Mr.  Kunkel  is  an  old  resident  of  Chicago  having  re- 
sided on  the  North  Side  for  the  past  twenty-flve 
years,  and  is  well  and  favorably  known  in  real  estate 
circles.  Associated  with  him  in  business  is  G.  A. 
Stern.  This  hustling  member  of  the  flrm  has  given 
his  attention  to  real  estate  matters  for  three  years, 
and  being  a  close  observer,  is  to  day  perhaps  one  of 
the  best  posted  persons  on  values,  in  his  section  of 
the  city.  His  methods  have  won  friends  and  ac 
quaiotances  by  the  score  and  gained  the  confldence 
of  the  general  public.  This  flrm  reports  the  real 
estate  and  brokerage  business  good  and  say  that  the 
outlook  for  spring  business  is  very  encouraging.  They 
have  a  large  list  of  stores  and  flats  for  rent  which  are 
now  in  demand;  also  say  that  they  have  no  trouble 
in  placing  loans,  having  plenty  of  money  at  their  dis- 
posal for  this  purpose.  Kunkel  &  Co.  have  a  policy 
that  has  gained  for  them  and  their  business  a  reli- 
able standing  in  the  commercial  circles  of  Chicago. 


real  estate  subjects.  The  property  has  been  offered 
to  his  firm  at  the  above  flgures.  The  Journal 
some  time  ago  received  inquiries  for  just  such  infor- 
mation from  eastern  subscribers,  and  these  facts  are 
given  for  the  benefit  of  any  patrons  who  desire  to 
bid  for  the  property.  There  is  a  financial 
problem  in  this  proposed  sale  which  was 
fully  demonstrated  in  an  article  in  the  Journal  of 
Jan.  5,  entitled  "Over  Capitalization  of  Buildings." 
The  valuations  made  by  competent  men,  of  property 
in  the  vicinity  of  the  Farwell  block  are  as  follow-: 
Market  street,  east  front,  just  north  of  Jackson,  is 
$2,500  per  front  foot.  Market  street,  west  front  be- 
tween Adams  and  Jackson  $2,000  per  front  fo')t.  The 
lots  are  100  feet  deep.  Market  street,  west  front, 
north  of  Adams  street  U.OOO  per  front  foot.  After 
making  allowance  for  the  difftrence  in  depth  and  the 
improvement  on  the  Farwell  block  which  is  well  im- 
proved while  these  are  practically  vacant,  having  no 
improvements  of  any  value,  the  fee  of  the  property 
in  question  must  not  be  considered  high  at  $5,000  per 
front  foot. 


ABDUT  A  TWO  MILLION   DOLLAR  FEE. 


VALUATIONS. 

Front  foot  valuations  are  not  always  applicable  to 
central  real  estate  because  of  the  varying  depth  and 
irregularity  in  the  size  and  shape  of  the  lots.  The 
fee  under  J.  V.  Farwell  Company's  wholesale  house 
is  a  good  example.   It  has  been  offered  for  sale  at 
$5  000  per  front  foot  but  has  been  withdrawn  not  be- 
cause it  is  too  high  per  square  foot  but  because 
it  is  a  higher  figure  than  property  in  that  immediate 
locality  has  been  sold  for  recently.    The  property  in 
question  is  situated  on  Market  street  between  Mon- 
roe and  Adams,  running  back  to  the  river  with  a 
depth  of  276  feet  on  Monroe  street  and  243  feet  on 
Adams.    It  has  a  frontage  on  Market  street  of  more 
than  400  feet  and  covers  an  area  of  104,000  square 
feet.    Now  this  fee  was  offered  for  a  round  $2,000,000 
or  at  $5,000  per  front  foot,  equal  to  $19.25  per  square 
foot.   This  is  certainly  cheap  per  square  foot  but  ap- 
parently a  stiff  price  per  front  foot.   If  the  location 
is  a  good  one  for  a  wholesale  house  and  the  building 
is  well  rented  and  occupied  besides  what  is  used  by 
Jno.  V.  Farwell  Co.  then  the  land  must  be  consid- 
ered cheap  at  fl9.25  per  square  foot  if  it  does  not  look 
cheap  at  $5,000  per  front  foot.    The  entire  block  as  is 
well  known,  is  covered  by  a  six-story  building  the 
gross  rent  of  which  is  $180,000  per  yf  ar,  not  including 
space  occupied  by  the  company.    When  they  first  of- 
fered this  fee  they  were  willing  to  take  back  a  ninety- 
nine-year  lease  of  the  property  on  a  5  per  cent  basis 
but  now  want  it  on  abasis  of  4|  per  cent  which  would 
make  a  rental  income  to  the  purchaser  of  $90,000  per 
year,  and  at  5  per  cent  would  yield  $100,000  ptr  year. 
Here  is  evidently  a  chance  io  make  money  both  for 
the  purchaser  and  J.  V  Farwell  Co.,  for  the  gross 
rental  received  from  tenants  excluding  the  quarters 
occupied  by  the  wholesale  house,  is  $180,000.  These 
facts  are  furnished  to  the  Juornal  in  writing  by  a 
reputable  attorney  who  devotes  much  of  his  time  to 


WEST  SIDE  ENTERFf?ISE. 

A  line  of  business  closely  related  to  the  real  (  state 
and  building  trades  is  the  manufacture  of  window 
shades,  door  and  window  screens.  One  of  the  most 
reliable  concerns  of  this  kind  in  the  city  is  located  at 
1097  »Vest  Lake  street.  The  proprietors,  Messrs. 
Norcott  &  Co.,  have  an  enterprise  that  has  won  a 
wide  reputation  among  the  owners  of  new  dwellings 
as  well  as  contractors  and  architects.  They  have  just 
been  given  the  contract  to  furnish  the  screens  and 
doors  for  the  McOauley  apartment  building  at  the 
corner  of  Jackson  boulevard  and  Leavitt  street  as 
well  as  a  number  of  other  large  structures  in  this 
locality.  Besides  screens  and  doors,  weather  stripping, 
curtain  poles  and  fixtures,  and  window  shades  are 
furnished.  The  flrm  is  active  and  energetic  and  are 
at  prei:eet  turning  out  a  great  deel  of  work,  as  well 
as  furnishing  estimates  for  owners  and  contractors. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architects  Thomas  &  Rapp  have  made  plans  for 
a  store  and  flat  building  on  North  w  estern  avenue, 
near  Division  street,  for  S.  Munson.  It  will  cover 
50  by  80  feet,  be  three  stories  and  basement,  with  a 
front  of  iron  and  plate  glass  for  the  first  story, 
pressed  brick  and  stone  above,  and  will  cost  $14.- 
000.  ' 

Architect  Ernest  S.  C.Holmboe  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  clubhouse  on  Michigan  boulevard,  near  Forty- 
seventh  street,  for  the  South  Side  Cycling  Club.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  45  by  90 
feet,  be  built  of  stone  and  brick,  have  marble  mosaic 
vestibule,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric 
liiJht  and  thelatestimpiovements,  at  a  costof  $30,000 
In  the  basement  will  be.a  bowling  alley,  shuffle  board 
and  .-storage-room  for  wheels.  The  first  story  is  ar 
ranged  for  billiard-room,  two  large  parlors  and  of- 
fices of  the  club.  A  gymnasium,  43  by  60  feet  in  the 
clear,  will  occupy  the  second  story  and  will  extend 
through  the  third  story,  which  will  also  contain  a 
cafe  and  kitchen. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared 
plans  for  an  apartment  building  on  Evans  avenue, 
between  Forty  eighth  and  Forty-ninth  streets,  for 
J.  N.  Bayor.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  witb  exterior  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra 
cotta,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $17,000.  The  building  will  contain 
eight  flats  of  six  and  seven  rooms. 

It  has  now  been  definit^-ly  decided  by  the  trustees 
of  the  estate  of  L.  G.  Paine  Freer  to  improve  the 
valuable  northeast  corner  of  Washington  and  Mar- 
ket streets,  at  present  occupied  by  several  two-story 
brick  buildings,  which  will  be  demolished.  The 
plans,  prepared  by  J  M.  Van  Osdel,  provide  for  a 
six  story  and  basement  storage  and  wholesale 
building,  80  by  180  feet,  with  fronts  of  pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta,  passenger  and  freight  elevatiTS  and 
machinery  plant  for  light  manufacturing  purposes. 
The  cost  of  the  improvement  is  estimated  at  1125,- 
000. 

Architect  Thomas  McCall  reports  plans  as  follows: 
Residence  on  Woodlawn  avenue,  near  the  grounds 
of  the  University  of  Chicago,  for  Professor  Shailor 
Mathews.  It  is  designed  in  the  colonial  style  of  arch- 
itecture, carried  out  in  pressed  brick  and  stone,  with 
broad  verandas.    The   interior  will  be  finished  in 


March  9,  I8i>5. 


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oak,  cherry,  maple  and  birch.  The  building  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement,  and  cost  $12,000.  Two 
residences  at  6^31  and  6233  Sheridan  avenue,  for  J. 
E.  Gowles,  each  to  be  two  stories  and  basement,  20x 
60  feet,  with  stone  fronts  and  hard  wood  flnish.  The 
cost  will  be  about  $10,000.  Residence  at  5262  Ridge- 
wood  court,  for  Mrs.  Riley.  It  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement,  25  by  60  feet,  with  stone  front,  hard 
wood  flnish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$6,000 

Architect  Charles  B.  Adams  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  at  Rogers  Park.  It  will  cover  4  4 
by  60  feet,  two  stories  high,  be  built  of  frame  and 
brick,  have  hard  wood  flnish,  and  will  cost  $6,500. 

Arceitect  G.  L.  Harvey  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  a  corner  on  West  Lake 
street,  for  William  M.  Derby,  Jr.  It  will  cover  29 
by  71.6  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  higb,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Architect  D  S.  Pentecost  has  prepared  plans  and 
is  about  to  let  contracts  for  a  building  to  contain 
six  flats,  on  the  west  side,  for  John  A.  Williams.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  24  by  70 
feet,  have  pressed  brick' and  stone  front,  and  will 
cost  $6,000. 

Architect  William  Strippleman  has  let  the  build- 
ing contracts  for  a  flve-story  and  basement  brick  and 
stone  addition,  140  by  88  feet,  to  a  piano  and  organ 
factory  on  Twenty-sixth  street,  just  west  of  Rock- 
well street,  for  the  W.W.Kimball  Company.  Cost, 
$30,000. 

Fraenkel  &  Schmidt  have  prepared  plans  for  a 
flat  building  on  Sixty-flfth  street  near  Emerald  av- 
enue, for  George  G  Tiemann.  It  will  be  three  stor- 
ies and  basement  high,  22  by  50  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  hard  wood  flnish,  steam  heat, 
and  will  cost  about  $7,000 

Architect  Harry  H.  Richards  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  store  and  apartment  building  on  State  street 
near  Fiftieth,  for  H.  W.  Best  It  will  cover  50  by 
100  feet,  four  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone 
facade,  slate  mansard  roof,  iron  and  plate  glass,  store 
front,  oak  flnish,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  115,000.  It 
will  contain  seven  apartments  of  five  and  six  rooms 
and  one  store 

Architect  Jno.  P.  Kolzer  reports  improven:ents  as 
follows:  Clubhouse  to  be  erected  on  Evanston  avenue 
and  Melrose  street.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  base 
ment  high,  30  by  50  feet,  have  an  elaborate  front  of 
pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  composition 
roof,  antique  oak  flnish,  hot  water  heating,  orna- 
mental glass,  gas  and  electric  light  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $5,000.  Tbe  first  story 
will  contain  a  reception  and  a  reading-room,  be.sides 
bowling  alley,  while  thesecond  etory,  witha  balcony, 
is  arranged  for  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  billiard  rooms 
Modern  residence  at  Ravenswood,  for  John  White- 
way.  It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  base- 
ment,32  by  40  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
front,  slate  roof,  interior  flnish  in  red  birch,  white 
oak  and  Georgia  pine,  hot  air  heating,  at  a  cost  of 
$5,000. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Brown  and  Twentieth 
streets  is  to  be  improved  with  a  big  warehouse  at  a 
cost  of  $50,000.  The  plans  prepared  by  L.  G.  Hall- 
berg  provide  for  a  three-story  structure  covering  .00 
by  142  feet,  with  exterior  of  brick  and  stone  and  in- 
terior of  mill  construction.  It  will  be  one  of  a  ser- 
ies of  big  warehouses  in  this  viciniiy,  where  the  in- 
tersection of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Burlington  and 
t-'anta  Fe  tracks  gives  exceptional  railroad  facilities. 

Plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on 
Blue  Island  avenue,  near  Fourteenth  street,  are  re- 
ported by  J.  F.  Fortin.  The  structure  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement,  25  by  85  feet,  with  stone  front, 
cypress  interior  flnish,  and  will  cost  $12,000.  The 
same  architect  has  made  plans  for  a  three  story  flat 
building,  25  by  48,  with  pressed  brick  front,  to  be 
erected  at  42  O'Brien  street,  for  Herman  Jacobsen, 
at  a  cost  of  about  $6,(  00 

Architect  George  H.  Grussing  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  building  to  contain  two  modern  flats  on  Flour- 
noy  street,  near  West  Thirty-ninth,  for  Walter  Ait 
ken.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  22 
by  52  feet,  have  stcne  front  and  porch,  hard  wood 
flnish,  furnace  heat  and  the  latest'improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $5,000. 

Gus  H.  Leipold  has  prepared  plans  for  a  livery 
stable  on  Sheffield  avenue,  between  Center  and  Clay 
streets,  for  Reed  &  Rinek.  It  will  be  three  stories 
high,  50  by  125  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 

and  the  latest  improvements.  The  owners  expect  to 
build  it  for  $7,000 

Architects  Raeder,  Coffin  &  Crocker  have  pre- 
pared plans  for  a  residence  at  Evanston  for  Frank 
H.  McCulloch.  It  will  be  two  stories  attic  and  base- 
ment, 35  by  50  feet,  exterior  of  frame  upon  stone 
base,  hard  wood  interior  flnish,  and  will  cost  about 
$8,000 


Architects  Pond  &  Pond  have  prepared  plans  for  a 
residence  at  Evansville,  Ind.,  for  John  G.  Shanklin. 
It  will  be  twu  stories  attic  and  basement,  3z  by  56 
feet,  of  brick,  with  hard  wood  interior,  modern  im- 
provements, and  will  cost  about  $6,500. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Fa  go,  N.  D. — Oa89  County  is  about  to  refnud  $24,000  of 
the  oouoty  bends. 

Woodlawn.  Oal. —  A.n  election  has  been  oalied  to  vote  on 
the  ipeae  of  high  school  bonds. 

Grand  Rapids,  Wis.  -  The  Wood  Coonty  Board  has 
adopted  a  resolotion  to  issue  !815,0(0  jail  bonds. 

Sanlord,  Fla. —  Orarge  County  coiitt inplates  issuing 
250,00'.'  of  bonds  for  road  improvenaents. 

Oeatre,  Ala. — The  citizens  of  Cherokee  County  have  been 
authorized  by  Legi-lature  to  issue  bridge  bonds. 

Milwaukee.  Wis. — A  bill  has  been  introduced  in  the  he^- 
islatnre  which  will  authorize  city  to  issue  $100,000  bonds 
to  build  au  armory. 

Saoramet.t Oal. — The  Supervisors  will  readvertise  for 
the  pnroha-'e  of  $9  >,(J00  percent  refunding  bonds. 
Lyon,  County  Treasurer. 

Wapakoneta,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  for  the  par- 
chase  of  $50,000  5  per  cent  water  bonds  until  March  12. 
Present  bond  debt,  $29,OOo.  Popalation  4,(j00.  Jos.  My- 
ers, Village  Clerk. 

New  Albany,  Ind.  Hayes  &  Sons  have  purchased  $75,- 
000  county  bonds  at  a  pretniuni  of  $.5,000,  and  will  take 
them  in  three  installments  of  $25,000  each  within  sixty 
days,  the  time  required  by  the  County  Commissioners. 

Apalachioola,  Fla. — An  election  will  be  held  to  decide  as 
to  the  issuance  of  bonds  for  water  works;  artesian  wells 
will  be  needed.    W.  B.  Sheppard,  Mayor. 

KnoxviUe.  Teon. —  I  he  City  Council  has  decided  to  peti- 
tion ihe  Legislature  for  authority  to  issue  $4(iO,000  of  wa- 
ter works  bonds.  This  move  is  made  so  that  when  the 
present  city  contract  expires  in  1898  the  question  will  be 
reaoy  for  v  jte. 

EUensbar^.  Wash. — The  Kittittas  County  Board  offers 
for  sale  A  ptil  1,  1895.  $81,(  00  6  per  cent  county  bonds, 
the  ooQuty  reserving  the  option  of  redemption  after  ten 
yaars,  but  absolnlelv  due  and  payable  twenty  years  from 
da'eof  issue.    J.  M.Baird,  County  Auditor. 

Lansinp,  Mich. — That  the  Board  of  Education  has 
deemed  it  necessary  to  issue  $48,0u0  in  bonds,  to  pay  for 
outsiandicg  bocds.  That  said  bonds  shall  be  issued  in 
denominauocs  of  $]00,  and  thall  bear  interest  at  the  rate 
of  5  per  ceat  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually,  on  the 
first  day  of  April  and  first  of  October,  both  interest  and 
prino  p^l  payable  at  the  city  of  New  York.  A.  A.  Nichols, 
pre^iiQeni;  C.  J.  Davis,  seoretury. 


"BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE." 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  -Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosf-e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
'^ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  flnest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  Dhe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


Halnee'  enb.  It  25  of  the  e  '/4  of  b  62  of  Oanal  TrnsteeB  sab  of  eeo  7  9 
14.  Mar  19,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  l^alle  et.  L  N. 

JotiDSton  &  Oox'8  sab  It  37  anri  tlie  n  Y,  of  It  36  In  b  1  of  a  sub  of  bi  1 
2  3  and  i  of  the  e  w  i4  of  the  of  eec  36  40  13.  Apr  2,  11  a  m.  Oaih- 
erlne  8  Doan,  admtrx.  L  B. 

LtB  25  26  27  sod  28  of  b  1  la  th^  sub  of  b  47  lu  the  aab  of  sec  19  40  14. 
Apr  4,  11am.  Justine  Baaer,  admtrx.  LB. 

Desplaines,  property  beloDnitiK  to  the  .Tones  Woolei  Milh  Oo.  Mar  26, 
1pm.  Jas  B  Mann,  mas  er,  175  Dearborn  et.  L  <. 

Wash  H(?te,  Its  1,  2,  4  and  5  in  b  8(i  eeo  19  37  14.  Mnr  23,  11  a  m.  Perry 
A  Hull,  master,  921-9J3  Ohlcago  Stock  Kxohange  bldg.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgts,  Its  1  and  2  In  b  41;  Its  23  and  2B  in  b  77;  Us  35  38  39  and  42 
in  b  72  sec  19  37  14.  Mar  2i,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hall,  master.  L  N. 

Eaten  &  Hamilton's  sub.  Its  14,  15,  2?,  33  and  34  of  Its  1 2  to  21  in  b  "F" 
of  B  I  Ld  <&  B  Go's  sub  in  Morga  i  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.  Mar  23,  11  a  m. 
Perry  A  Hull,  maiter.  L  N. 

Davol's  sub.  Its  2  to  7  of  Its  1  to  11  in  b  "F"  of  Morgiu  Pk.  Mar  23.  11' 
a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  N. 

Lts  1  to  44  b  1,  Its  1  to  48  b  2,  lU  1  to  4  1  b  3,  Its  1  to  48  b  4,  Its  1  to  48  b  6, 
Its  1  to  41  b  6,  Its  1  to  48  b  7,  Its  1  to  44  b  8,  Its  1  lo  44  b  9,  Its  1  to  48  h 
10,  Its  1  to  48  b  11,  it  1  to  39  b  12,  Its  1  to  41)  b  13,  Its  1  ti  48  b  1».  I's  1 
to  48  b  16.  Its  1  to  44  b  16  in  Uavis  sub  of  the  s  (4  of  Ihe  s  w  of  eec 
35  3813.  Mar  25, 11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Ttcoma  uldK. 
L  N. 

McIIroj's  sob,  sublt  4  in  the  sab  of  Its  15  and  16  of  Its  3  and  4,  ex  Ihe  s 
2  ft,  in  Assr's  div  iu  the  s  e  >4  of  sec  27  39  14.  Mar  23,  1pm.  Ohis  U 
Havard,  spl  Comm.  L  N. 

Qlenwood,  the  s  w  !4  of  ine  s  w  Ji  of  eeo  8  35  14,  bs  3  aod  4  ex  Its  4  and 
6  in  b  4.  bs  1  and  2  in  Campbell's  1st  add.  It  1  in  b  '  F"  iu  the  Tlll«g» 
of  Hartford.  Mar  28,  11  a  m.  Irwi  i  T  Oue,  unardiao.  L  N. 

Scott's  sub.  It  21  of  thew  H  of  the  w  H  of  b  1  in  Sheffield's  add  Apr 
4,  11  am.  Wllhelmiue  Rosenan,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Oowlea'  add,  U  16  in  b  4,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  H  et  the  8  w  !i  of  tbe  n 
Yi  of  the  s  w  !i  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  :-8  15.  Mar  25,  1 1  a  m.  Thos  Tay- 
lor, Jr,  master,  702  Ohlcago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Satton's  sub,  It  17  in  b  1  of  b  28  in  the  Oao")!  Trustee's  sub  of  sec  33  39 
14.  Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Martlmus  G  Parker,  executor.  L  N. 

Lt  41  In  the  sub  of  the  «  Yi  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  e  i4  of  the  s  w  !4  of 
Bee  4  38  14.  Mar  2'i,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  525  Opera  Hou'e 
bldg.  L  N. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add.  It  39  iu  b  6.  Mar  25,  11,  a  m.  Hiram  Barber, 
master.  L  N. 

Du -reuils  sub,  the  w  19.4  ft  of  It  9  in  b  1  of  of  Us  2  and  3  and  the  s 
23i4  ft  of  It  4,  also  Its  6  to  16  in  b  4  o(  I  inden  (irove  sub  in  sec  21  38 
14.  Mar  23,  1pm.  Ohas  H  Havard,  spl  Oomm.  L  B. 

Oossitt's  add,  Its  37  and  38,  a  sub  of  the  e  10.181  acres  of  the  n  !4  of 
the  n  !4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  12  39  13.  Mar  21,  Ham.  MS  Tapley,  Jr, 
executor.  L  B. 

Day's  sub,  It  6  in  b  5  of  Ihe  n  13  rods  of  the  s  88  rods  of  the  e  124  rods 
of  the  n  e  J4  of  sec  4  38  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master, 
66  Portland  blk.  L  N- 

Walker's  sub.  It  27  in  b  9  of  that  pt  s  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  e  ^  of  the 
8  e  H  of  sec  28  39  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butl«r,  master.   L  N. 

Edgewater,  Occhran's  2nd  add,  It  22  in  b  14,  being  a  sub  of  thn  e  H  of 
sec  5  40  14.  Mar  19,  Ham.  A  F  atevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk. 
L  N. 

Mather  h  Taft's  add,  It  50  being  a  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  s  i4  of  tha  s  Yt 

of  the  8  w  J4  of  sec  31  40  14.    Mar  18,  11am.    Jno  T  Noyes,  master 

88  and  9,i  WashioRton  st.  L  N. 
Diven'8  sub,  It  32  in  b  8  of  thfl  w  H  of  the  8  w  54  of  the  8  w  !4  and  the  e 

H  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  e  w  H  of  sec  2  ,W  13.  Mar  26,  1pm,      itie  G  & 

T  Oo,  admtr.  i.  B. 
Thnmpson's  enb.  It  8  of  b  6  in  Couch's  sub  of  the  D  H  of  the  s     of  the 

n  w  !4  of  sec  13  39  13.  Mar  26,  1pm.  JKedmond  J  Egan,  admtr.  L  B. 

Winston's  sub,  the  n  and  8  H  of  It  8  in  b  2  of  Its  3  and  4  in  NewhiII, 
Lamed  &  Woodbridge's  sub  of  tbe  n  w  H  <>f  sec  15  38  14.  Mar  ',16,  11 
a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg  L  B. 

Stevnson,  &  Ayres'  enb.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  8  6  acres  of  the  n  21  acres 
(ex  the  s  66  ft)  of  tbe  e  '/4  of  s  e  !4  of  eec  8  38  14.  Mar  28,  11  s  m. 
Frank  Schaedler,  admtr  LB. 

Bowes'  enb.  Its  1  to  9  of  It  2  and  Ihe  n  H  of  It  3  in  b  5  of  Stone's  enb  of 
the  e  2(1  ec  es  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  w  i4  of  the  s  w  Ji  of  eec  3  38 
14.  Mar  14,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  lierger's  2nd  add.  It  13  in  b  4  a  sab  of  the  e  330  ft  of  the  n  V4 

of  sec  32  38  15    Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Ihos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 
i-treet's  Pub.  bs  9  15  and  16  of  the  e     of  the  8  w  14  of  sec  17  37  14. 

Mar  13, 11  a  m.  Juo  T  Noj  e?,  master,  88  and  90  vvashinglOQ  et.  L  B. 
Pre  uises  ku'wn  as  Nos  6  207  and  6209  Indiana  av.  Mar  6,  10  a  m.  Thos 

Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 
Armour's  sub,  sublt  12  of  Its  9  in  11  and  12  In  b  3  of  8  acre?  in  these 

I  or  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  !i  of  sec  8  39  14.    Mar  11,   1pm.    Wm  F 

Weimers,  master,  630  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

S  )  Ch'go  IroLWOrker's  add.  Its  10  to  16  and  25  to  33  in  b  15  and  Its  10, 
25,  26  and  34  in  b  16,  Its  7  to  2(i  aiad  its  2i,  24,  27,  28  29  3  ',  3.1,  31  and 
35  in  b  17,  \t*  13,  14  and  39  to  ^8  iti  b  2.5,  Its  1  to  15  and  Its  18  to  24  and 
It  25  to  48  in  b  2t\  Its  8  to  21  and  29,  30  and  31  ij  b  27,  lie  11  lo  24  and 
25  to  39  in  b  36  of  B  Yt  of  sec  8  37  15.  Mar  8,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  D  cker, 
maser,  llu9  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR. 

Lt  7  in  the  eub  of  the  e  !4  of  Ihe  n  e  J4  of  the  s  e  }4  of  the  ii  e  ^  of  sec 
113913.  Mar  9,  10  am.  Jeremiah  Learning,  mu-iter,  1412  A°hland 
blk.  L  N. 

Kogers  Pk,  "Touhi 's  sub.  Its  1  to  8  in  b  5  and  Ite  1  to  8  and  13  and  It  in 
b  4  and  Ite  7,  8,  9,  11,  12,  13,  14,  15  and  16  in  b  2  and  Its  1  to  8.  10  to  12 
in  b  1,  Us  7  to  16  in  b  2,  Us  t  to  6  in  b  3  and  its  1  to  8,  13  14,  15,  19  and 
2'^)  in  b  4,  its  1  to  20  in  b  6;  also  b  1  ex  It  9.  Mar  12,  11  a  m.  Geo  U 
Stevens,  master,  110  >  a  Salle  St.  L  N. 

Cornell,  Its  39  and  4n  in  b  50  being  a  sub  in  sees  26  and  35  38  14 .  Mar  11, 
11am.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Menage  sub.  It  19  in  b  3  of  the  s  ^  of  bs  10,  11  and  12  and  the  n  54  of  be 
14,  16  and  16  In  Ist  add  to  vensiogton  a  enb  in  sees  22  27  and  28  37  14 
Mar  12,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master.  L  N. 

The  w  181  ft  e  of  the  e  line  of  Stewart  av,  (ex  the  e  SiYt  ft  of  the  w  l:-4 
ft  ex  Ihe  e  407-1  0  ft,  together  with  divere  oth-r  pieces  of  proper  y. 
Mar  11,  11  a  va.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Deaiborn  St.  LB. 


RSAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSTTRE. 

T  .  TA   B  P..AOE  BETWEEN  MAB.  9  AND  MOB.   31,  1894. 

Warren  Pk,  liordeu's  add.  Its  is  and  14  in  b  8  in  Ihe  n  e  H  sec  2n  39  13. 
Mar  18,  11  a  m.  Edward  ^    icker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Diners  pieces  of  property  b<»'onging  to  the  estate  of  Jno  L  De  Breuil, 
de  creased.  Mar  3u,  11  a  m.  Juo  T  Noyes,  master.  L  B. 

Union  Park  2nd.  It  19  in  b  10.  Mar  2U,  1pm.  Wm  8  '  ewbsrger,  admtr. 
L  U. 

Lynrau's  resnb.  It  7  iu  b  1  of  b  2  and  (hat  pt  of  b  3  in  said  sub  of  that 
pt  lying  w  of  I  C  By  of  the  g  e  14  of  sec 2  38  14.  Mar  23,  1  p  m.  Ohae 
H  Havard,  fpl  Oomm.  L  B. 


Sheffield's  add,  the  n  H  of  It  ^'4  in  «ubb!k  3  in  b  18.    Mar  SO,  11  am. 

Bernbard  Meiling,  execntor.  LB. 
Jones'  North  Branch  add.  Its  7  and  8  in  b  1  in  eec  25  40  13.  Mar  12,  II  a 

a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Eamee'  sub.  Its  26,  26  and  27  in  b  6;  also  the  s  12  ft  of  It  2 1  and  then  21 

ft  of  It  21  in  b  7  of  the  u  e  !4  of  the  n  e  H  of  eec  17  38  14.    Mar  12,  11 

a  m.  A  F  Steveneoa,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

72x125  ft  at  the  s  w  or  of  Paulina  and  W  14th  e':.  together  wiih  divere 
other  f'leoes  of  property.  Mar  19,  2  pm.  Fredericke  Weiijheiiuer, 
executor.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  No  622  W  Lake  St.  Mar  2  1,  1  p  m.  Wm  S  Newber- 
ger,  admtr.  L  B. 

Engiewood,  Weddell  &  Oox'e  pdd,  Its  !38  and  239  e  V4  s  w  S4  sec  20  38 

14.  Mar  18.  1pm.  Jastus  Frietben,  admtr.  L  B. 
Johnson's  sob,  the  e      of  It  8  in  b  3  of  the  n  H  of  the  w   V4  of  the  e  w 

^  of  eec  19  39 14 .  Mar  16,  1pm.  Frederick  Koesuer,  admtr.  NOB. 


230 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


March  9,  1895 


SHERIFF'S  SALES. 
QIaLZ'  §ub.  1(8  31  to  43  of  that  pt  of  bs  i  and  5  In  Wright  &  Webster's 
8pb  of  the  n  e  >4  of  sec  12  S9  13    Mar  i2,  10  a  m    Jas  Pease,  eherifl. 
NOR 

Mcintosh's  sub.  It  3  of  the  w  124  ft  of  Its  17  and  18  in  b  22  In  Hyde  Pk, 
in  the  e  e  S4  of  see  11  38  14;  also  Its  46  and  47  in  Ely's  snb  of  b  6  iu 
Thompson  &  Holmes' sob  of  the  e  45  seres  cf  the  n  60  teres  of  the 
8  6  J-4  of  teo  17  38  14.  Mar  12,  lU  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

'  oort  p  n,  Its  8  9  and  10  in  b  3  of  the  a  e  H  of  sec  31  88  16.  Mar  12.  10  a 
ui  Jas  eease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Pallman,  Waynes'  add.  It  5,  being  a  snb  e  ^  n  e  qr  8  w  !4  2]  37  14  Mar 
li,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Taylor  &  Kreig's  sab.  It  81  being  a  resab  of  b  7  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w 
!4  of  sec  4  33  14.  Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff,  NOR. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  ROLLS. 

Note -Abbreviations  signify:  c,  curbing;  g,  grading 
m,  macadamizing;  p  paving;  f  filling;  w,  s  water  ser- 
vice; svvk.  sidewallc;  1  p,  lamp  posts;  d,  drains. 

FEOM  TO  INP'T 

Wabash  av  I C  Ry  swk 

Sheridan  rd  Pemberton  " 

State  Michigan  av  " 

"  So  Park  av  " 

I  C  Ry 

Paulina  " 
alley  west  " 
63d 
55th 
I  C  Ry 

Graceland  av  " 
T2th 

So  Canal  •' 
State  " 
W  -iOth 
Hull  av 
67th 

W46th  drains 
114th  w  s  p 

Diversey  av  swk 


STREET 

2;w 

Wilsoo  av 
4:id 
24th 
20th 
Adams 
61st 

Madison  av 
Kimbark  av 
26th 

Ashland  av 
California  av 
120th 
63d 

W  12th 
12th 

Winch'ter  av 
W  Van  Buren 
High 
Edson  av 
N  Clark 
LaSalle 
W2lst 
N  Clark 
MaiQ 
Green 
Atlantic 
Oakley  av 
Lawndale  av 
Clark 

Nebraska  av 
Lunt  av 
Vincennes  av 
39th 


78th  Greenwood  av  Cottage  G  av 

92d  B  P  C  Ry  Ewing  av 

Stewart  av     S  Normal  P'kway  7 1st 

Cottage  G  av  22d  '  " 
Spaulding  av  Ogden  av 


Champlain  av  43d 


Throop 
Wentworth  iv 
60th 
5tth 
State 
Cosgrove 
Madison 
Emerald  av 
Stewart  av 
Douglas  Pk  bd 
Albany  av 
63d 

W  40th 
l06th 

Lincoln  av 
Division 
61st 

Western  av 
Ch'go  av 
Archer  av 
66th 
47th 

Austin  av 
Ch'go  av 
Newport  av 
Bloom'gdale  rd 
Grand  av 
60th 
Ellis  av 


62d 
Harvard 
Cedar 
Jefferson 
Stony  Isl  av 
Buena  av 
Madison  av 
7 1  St  pi 
71st  St 
72d 
73d  pi 

50  Ch'go  av 
Escanaba  av 
Francis 

51  St 
N  5;.th 
May 
Green 
Horaan  av 


Halsted 
63d 

Wentworth  av 
W  Lake 
73d 

Halsted 
67  th 
I  CRy 


Manistee  av 
*'7th 

Southport  av 
Wood 
Clark 
68th 
66th 
22d 

Central  Pkbd 
Montrose  bd  Robey 
Irving  Pk  bd  Lincoln  av 
Hamlin  av     Douglas  Pk  bd 
72d  Stony  Isl  av 

71st  pi 


26th 
2  St 
C  R  I  &  P  Ry 
66th 

Stewart  av 
W  Madison 
75th 

400  ft  east 
75th 

Stony  Isl  av 


92d 
9Ist 

Charl  ton 
Leavitt 
Robey 
69  th 

i  i 

23d 

Chgo  av 
Lincoln  av 
Chgo  river 
w  iiith 
I  C  Ry 


g  &  p 
sewer 

drains 


w  s  p 


Wabash  av 
So  Park  av 
Dearborn 
Graylock  av 
6. St 
115th 

Indiana  av 
Robey 
Green 

Emerald  av 
Carroll  av 
Lincoln 
Goodspeed 
Paulina  " 
Winchester  av  " 
Everts  av 
Wood 

Harding  av 
-  Washington 
Park  av 
67th 

HolsteiD  Pk 
•'      e  s 
Carroll  av 
33d  ct 
Cornelia 
M(.nt/ose  bd 
47  th 
Burtis 
35th 

Centre  av 
W  Congress 
Diversey 
Montrose  bd 
Commercial 
Ellis  av 
Emerald  av 
Fifth  av 
Peoria 
Lake 


40th 
33d 
26th 

Princeton  av 
Ashland  av 
Wentworth  av 
Bracket 
Webster  av 
72d 
64th 

St  Louis  av 
51st 


G'd  T'k  Ry 
North  av 
Albany  av 
Kedzie  av 
Madison  av 
Hamburg 


Francisco 
Paulina 
Halsted 
Wentworth  av 
Robey 
51st 
Halsted 
63d 

W  40th 

Milwaukee  av 
Robey 
Paulina 
71st 
i2lst 
II  9th 
67  th 

Sacramento  av 


Bloom'gd'e  rd  Lincoln 


Lake 
Lexington 

loan 
Elston  av 
Ontario 
Western  av 
Webster  av 
Welder 
Hoyne  av 
68th 


California  av 

Noble 

Sloan 

52d 

Lawrence  av 
W  Rav'nsw'd  Pk 
Rockwell 
63d 

Cottage  G  av 


Milwaukee  av  Logan  sq 


Ch'go  av 
63d 

514  ft  west 

Ch'go  river 

3lst 

67th 

55  th 

Ch'go  av 

Augusta 
Graceland  av 
Armitage  av 
C  &  N  W  R'y 
61st 

Lake  av 
4»th 
41st 
35th 
29  th 

Shields  av 
Centre  av 
26}  ft  w  State 
7ist 

Lawrence  av 
73d 

466  ft  south 
e  ter 

G'd  T'k  Ry 


52d 

Giand  av 
399  ft  west 
202  ft  east 
Stony  Isl  av 
Ems 

Sacram'to  av 
379  ft  east 
Sheffield  av 
Leavitt 

59th 

P  C  C  &  St  L 
69th 
W  46th 
Crawford  av 
Lincoln 
Terra  Cotta  pi 
So  Chgo  av 
123d 

69th 

Francisco 
C  &  N  W  Ry 
Homan  av 
Kedzie  av 
Elston  av 
North  av 
Lydiard 
Webster  av 
Western  av 
Califoroia  av 
67th 

Evans  av 
Jefferson  av 


c  f  &  p 
c  g  &  m 
c  f  &  p 
g  &  P 


c  f  &  p 
c  g  &  p 
swk 


sewer 


72d  pi 

Sangamon 

67  th 

69th  " 

Robey 

Roscoe 

Sulzer  " 

Congress 

46th 

48th  swk 

Western  av 

Harrison 

12th 

63d 

Halsted 

Centre  " 

Ward 

35th 

36th 

Kimball  av 

Fullerton  av 

Humboldt  bd  " 

Thomas  av 

Humboldt  bd 

Milwaukee  av 

Lowe  av 

26th 

39  h 

Ch'go  av 

Clark 

50  ft  east  " 

Indiana  av 

12th 

13th 

55th 

Cornell  av 

I  C  Ry 

Yale 

63d 

67th  " 

68th 

Wallace 

Halsted  " 

34th 

Rhodes  av 

So  Park  av 

Wentw'th  av  65th 

65th 

38th 

Hart 

Kedzie  av  ' 

Atlantic 

Gordon 

44th  " 

Ashland  av  16th 
Humboldt  av  Columbia  av 
Jefferson  Lake 
9'ld  Commercial  av 

Evanston  av  Montrose  bd 
W  V  Buren    W  40th 


22d  ct 

C  &  N  W  Ry 
Van  Buren 
Harbor  av 
N  59th 
W  46th 


drains 
w  s  p 


STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 


drains 


w  s  p 


swk 


Ordinances  have  been  passed  by  the  City  Council 
for  improvements  as  follows: 

OTE  — Abbreviations  signify :  o,  curbing;  g,  gradipe;  m, 
maoadamiziog;  p,  paving;  f,  filling;  w.  8,  water  eeTvioe; 
swk.  Bidevalk;  Ip,  lamp-post;  d,  drains;  wep,  water 
supply  pipes. 

Street  From 
California  av      Elston  av 
Linden  av  Humb'ldt  bd 

Jefferson  ct       Western  av 

Julia  ct  Stave 

Johnston  av  California  av 
St  Paul  pi  Western  av 

Greenwood  av  " 

St  E'mo  Lincoln 
13th  Wood 

Woodlawn  av  So  Ch'go  av 

Stave  Armitage  av 

Upton  Western 

Western  av  Diversey 

Wentivorth  av  110th 

Wilmot  Robey 

Wabansia  av  Milwaukee  av 

Sheffield  av  Belmont  av 

Hoxie  104th 

Wabash  av  56th 

16th  Western  av 

Wallace  90th 

71st  Michigan  av 

Kinzie  Western  av 

Trumbull  av  Ch'go  av 

Hancock  North  av 

12th  Western  av 

Western  av  12th 

2uth  Western  av 

19th  Hoyne  av 

Van  Horn  Leavitt 

21st  Robey 

Superior  av  90th 

State  12th 

Sheridan  North  av 

St  James  pi  Clark 

Seminary  av  Wellington 

Melrose  Halsted 

Ewing  av  lOlst 

Belle  Plaine  av;  Byron  st,  opening  across  right  of  way 
oftheC&NWR'y 


To 

Impt 

Humb'ldt  bd 

C  f  & 

Diversey  av 

Perry 

swk 

w  ter 

Humb'ldt  bd 

Rosebud 

K 

w  ter 

(( 

Wood 

11 

Ogden 

( I 

74th 

( ( 

California  av 

( ( 

Rosebud 

U 

Fullerton  av 

ti 

118th 

i  ( 

Armitage 

4( 

Kedzie  av 

t  1 

Fletcher 

109th 

i  ( 

63d 

tc 

Fairfield 

( c 

50  ft  s 

<  1 

State 

Ashland 

1 1 

Kinzie 

( ( 

Armitage  av 

California  av 

i  I 

Blue  Isl  av 

.( 

Oakley  av 

Western  av 

1 1 
( ( 

(( 

91st 

u 
I  ( 

16th 

Armitage  av 

<> 

Lake  View  av 

1 . 

Eddy 

tl 

Evanston  av 

u 

102d 

drains 

o  f  and  p 
o  g  and  p 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 

Note— Abbreviations  signify:  o.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadanaizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  8.,  waterservioe 
swk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAR.   NO.     STBEEr  PBOM  TO  IMP't 

15612  Alleys  bet  Sheldon  Ada  o  g  and 

Fulton  W  Lake 

"  611  Alleys  Paulina  Monroe 

Ogden  av 

"  609  Alleys   LafliD  Loomis  " 

Congress  Sarrison 

"  608  Alleys  Monroe  Adams  " 

Ashland  av. .  .  Laflia 

"  607  Alleys   Loomia  Laflin  " 

Adams  Jackson 

"  603  W  Erie  Western  av . . .  Campbell  av  " 

"  593  Alleys   Garfield  av. .  .Center 

Seminary  av  .Clifton  av 

"  591  Alley  Elm  Hill  " 

La  Salle  Wells 

"  900  Alleys  Wood  Lincoln 

Erie  Huron 

"  589  Alley  Pine  St  Clair  " 

Ohio  Ontario 

"  587  Alleys  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Jackson  Van  Boreo 

"  586  Alleys  Morgan  Blue  Isld  av  " 

Gnrley  Hope 

"685  Alley 8  29th  30th  " 

Michigan  av. .  Wabash 

"  584  Alleys   Larrabee    .    .Mohavk  " 

^  North  av  Blaokhawk 

683  Alley  Adams  Jackson  " 

Seeley  Hoyre  av 

"  582  Courtland  Leavitt  Oikley  av  " 

"  572  Alley  Hoyne  av  Leavitt  " 

Emerson  av.. Indiana 

"  571  Alley  Albany  av  Kedzie  av  " 

Warren  av  Wash'i'n  blvd 

"  570  Alley  California  ev  .Francisco 

Warren  av  Waah'gi'n  blvd 

"  569  Alley  Francisco  Sacramento  av  " 

Warren  av. . .  Wash'gt'n  blvd 

"  567  Alleys  Division  Crystal  '• 

Robey  Hoyne  av 

"  555  Alley  45th  4tith  " 

Halsted  Emerald  av 

"  564  Allev  Cornelia   Augusta  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  f60  Wallace  43rd  44th 

"  568  Alleys  Rumsey  Paulina 

Olarinda  ...  .Chicago  av 

"557  Alley  Clarinda  Cornt-lia  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  556  Alley  Layton  Gordo  i  " 

Halsted  Emerald  av  " 

"  653  Alley  Division  Goethe  " 

N  Olark  La  Salle  ev 

652  Alleys  Samuel  Wood 

Chicago  av . . .  Clariuda 

■'  6,'il  School  Desplaines  to  4i)4  feet  west  thereof 

"  540  Alley  Clay   Center  " 

Sheffield  av  .  .  Bis-ell 

"  638  Alley   Clay  .-...Center  " 

Freemont  ..  Bissell 

"  £22  Jefifereon  Van  Borea ...  Madison  repair  o  walls 

and  paving 
Center  o  f  and  p 

.39th  o  g  aud  p 

"  6i'9  Graceland  av  N  Clark  Lincoln  av 

"  60<<  Wabash  av    ..39th  65ih  " 

"  SOI  School  Halsted  Evanston  av  c  f  and  p 

"  094  38th   Laorel  Halsted         c  g  and  p 

"  *'*7  W  26i  h   Western  av . .  .  baoram'to  av  o  f  and  p 

'•  496  W  Monroe  ....  Halsted   Center  av      o  g  aud  p 

"  478  Alley  Clinton   Jeffers  n  " 

Harrison  ....Sebor 

"  477  Alley  Littel   Sibley  " 

McAllister. .  .  Vernon  Pk  pi 

"  476  E  &  w  alley. .  .Ada  Elizabeth  " 

Fulton   Lake 

"  474  Alleys  Washington . .  Madison  " 

Sheldon   Ada 

'' 473  Alley  Loomis  Throop  " 

Madison   Monroe 

"  471  Alley  Ogden  av  Aehland  av  " 

Madison  Warren 

■'  464  Talman  av  . . . .  Hirsoh  North  av 

'•  463  Alley  Oaupbell  av. Rockwell 

Adams  Wilcox 

"  428  Alleys  23rd  St  to  a  point  200  ft  north 

Wabash  av  and  Michigan  av  " 

"  403  W  Congress . . .  Loumis  Ashland  av      g  and  p 

'•  402  A  lleys  Ashland  av . . .  Mautine  ct     of  and  p 

Milwaukee  av  Division 

"  368  Atlantic  Root  43d  " 

"  397  Sholto...  Eleventh  Taylor  og  and  p 

"  390  Alleys  Iowa  Augusta 

Wood  Newton 

"  373  E  and  w  alleys  in  n  }^  block  27  C  T  sub  sec  " 
7  39  14 

"371  Diller  Fulton  Kinzie  " 

"  369  Sherman  Wilson  46th  " 

"  368  Fifth  av  . . . ,  . ,  Van  Buren . . .  Harrison  g  and  p 
"  364  Alleys  Webster  a v . . .  Garfield  av    o  g  and  p 


"  517  60th  Halsted 

"  512  Butler   361  h  


o  f  and  p 
0  g  aud  p 


bet 


March  9,  ifc95. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtTRNAL. 


231 


WARF?ANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Mar.  7,  1895. 

Sales,  Amoait. 

Olty,  over  11,000   Sal  12,131,094 

Jity,  under  $1,000   76  45,703 

County   118  173,751 

Total   494  12,350,648 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Mar.  8,  1894. 

Halee.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  11,000                           364  |1,968,<65 

Oity,  under  1,000.,..                     Ill  63,978 

Oonnty  ,                         79  137.412 

Total  ,                      544  12.169,855 


Aberdeen  st,  50  ft  n  of  60th.  w  f  35x124; 
Nov  9,'93.  B  Hansson  to  E  Kenny. |4,n  0 

Aberdeen  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  4.  E  Kenny 
to  R  Kenny   |4.i  00 

Aberdeen  at,  n  e  cor  60th,  w  f  25x124;  Oct 
S0.'94.  W  H  Garrett  to  B  F  Jonea ..  #2,600 

Adams  st,  n  w  oor  W  44th,  a  f  501^x122, 
and  other  ppty ;  Feb  19.  A.  F  Doremas 
to  I  A  Doremns  $l,OiO 

Adams  at,  162  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  20  S.lOx 
183;  Feb  26.  V  M  Myers  to  D  Snllivan 
 1 7,000 

Adams  st  W,  214  ft  w  of  Paolina,  a  f  B(&}4 
xl83;  Mar  o,'95.  V  M  Meyer  to  M  Collins 
 $8,000 

Albany  av,  premises  No.  177,  24x124;  Feb 
22.  E  J  Foster  to  M  J  Foster  $5,0(0 

All  of  C  &  0  0  &  D  Co  snb  in  n  e  3^  2-37 
-14,  ex  blook  8  and  block  1,  being  24 
blocks,  bounded  on  n  by  87th  st,  w  by 
NY  C  &  St  L  By,  8  by  9l8t  et,  e  by 
Stony  Island  av;  b'eb  20.  Paol  Brown, 
special  commissioner,  to  U  &  0  0  &  D 
Co  $253,542 

Arbor  pi,  (No  60)  183  ft  w  of  N  Sheldon 
at,  n  f  18x85;  Mar  4.  J  M  Hayden  to  M 
Van  Kreigen  $3,000 

Armitage  av,  n  e  cor  Central  Park,  a  f  74x 
125;  Feb  26.  M  Jeschke  to  A  Otto.$6,0;i0 

Ashland  av  N,  165  ft  u  of  Bloomingdale 
road,  e  f  24x125;  Mar  6.  Jno  G  Daly  to 
Pat  .J  Daly   $2,000 

Ashton  st,  295  ft  s  of  89th,  e  f  100x125; 
Mar  4.  E  A  Cammioga  to  Walcott  HarJ- 
bnt  Co  $1,400 

Ballon  st,  166  ft  a  of  Armitage  by,  e  f  25x 
175;  Mar  4,'95.  A  Snndin  to  A  L  Edgren 
  $1,0(  0 

Barclay  st,  150  ft  n  of  Thomas,  e  f  21x 
125;  May  2,'94.  E  W  Granz  to  G  P 
Lauaghen   $1,000 

Belden  av,  124  ft  w  of  Ballou  st,  a  f  25x 
125;  Feb  25.  V  Rieger  to  A  Kirsoh. $1,000 

Belmont  av,  119  ft  s  of  103id  et,  e  f  fiOx 
150;  Mar  5.  F  V  V  Dangan  et  al  to  0  S 
White  $4,000 

Belmont  av,  100  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f  32x 
150;  Nov  17,'94.  H  Gierke  to  B  E 
Schmidt   $1.6l0 

Belmont  av,  n  w  cor  California,  a  f  138x 
120,  more  or  less;  Feb  i:-<.  C  Breitling 
to  D  H  Londerback  $9,500 

Belmont  av,  98  ft  w  of  Seminary,  n  f  2i}/^ 
xl24;  Mar  1.  A  Maeltemann  to  A  Hawes 
kamp   $4,600 

Berkeley  av,  a  w  cor  42nd  st,  n  e  f  105x 
110x653^;  Feb  21.  L  Williams  to  FP 
Burket   $20,000 

Bishop  at,  n  w  cor  58th,  e  f  97x124;  Oct 
22,'90.  F  F  Marphy  to  S  Stevfart  et  al 
 $2,100 

Bissell  av,  198  ft  n  of  74:th  at,  w  f  50x130, 
more  or  less,  Mar  1.  M  E  H  jerpre  to  L 
Morey    $6,500 

Bonlevard  way,  136  ft  n  of  25th  at,  w  f  21 
xl26;  Feb  25.  F  Maohaoekto  F  Halaska 
 $2,100 

Bringham  st,  74  ft  e  of  Wheeling  av,  tri- 
angle 91x601^x62;  Mar  5;  M  Saaa  to  IJ 
Spiegler  $2,000 

Barchell  av,  130  ft  s  of  Diveraey,  e  t  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aog  20,'92.  G  O 
Fry  to  0  E  Cessna     $1,800 

Byrnne  av,  122  ft  n  of  Garden,  w  f  5!  x 
123;  Deo  14,'94.  C  Flanders  to  M  A 
Evans     $2,500 

Byron  st,  400  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f 
50xl4(j;  Jan  12.  E  T  Stotesbury  to  A 
Lynch    $5,760 

Byron  st,  250  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f 
50x14'-;  Feb  11.  E  T  Stotesbury  to  J  F 
MoGnire  $6,750 

California  av.  75  ft  n  of  Jackson  at,  e  f 
25x157;  Feb  28.  A  0  De  Lnce  to  W  N 
Woodson  $10,000 

Calomet  av,  69  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  100x137; 


Mar  1.  Jas  K  Andrews  to  C  M  Lanaban 
 $12,000 

Oanalport  av,  46  ft  s  w  of  String  at,  n  f  66 
x50,  more  or  less;  Jan  1.  Est  of  G 
Mnelhanae  to  F  P  Lemke  $4,(  00 

Carpetiter  st,  45  ft  s  of  51at,  e  f  25x126; 
Mar  5.  8  Blackadder  to  Q  J  Diez.  .$2,150 

Carpenter  at,  225  ft  s  of  62d,  e  f  25x125; 
Oct  25,'94.  A  F  Keeney  to  J  Peteraon 
 $2  500 

Central  Park  blvd,  corner  opposite  N 
Central  Park  av,  w  f  60x159;  Feb  9,'96. 
H  Erb  to  Herman  Erb  Land  Co  $5,0  0 

Central  and  Homboldt  Park  blvd,  77  ft  w 
of  Homan  av,  n  f  26xlfi(  ;  Jan  11.  T  S 
Hodson  to  A  F  FoglesoLg  $2  0(;0 

Central  Park  av,  18  i  ft  s  of  Ogden,  e  f 
1(0x125,  and  other  pply;  Feb  26.  J 
Hunter  to  L  0  Uacter   $6,000 

Central  Park  av,  182  ft  a  of  Ogden,  e  f 
Ii0il25;  Feb  26.  L  0  Hunter  to  A 
Honter  $5,600 

Centre  av,  24  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  48x 
120;  Feb  IP.  G  8  Marien  to  W  E  Martin 
 $2,000 

Centre  av,  256  ft  n  of  Taylor  at,  w  f  24x 
151';  Deo  21, '94.  K  Nogent  to  M  C  Kent 
 ■  $5,000 

Chase  av,  100  ft  w  of  Mi-p'e.  n  f  51x150; 
Jan  10.  W  U  Bnrletson  to  G  F  Wittekind 
 $2,000 

Chase  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  25.  G  F  Titii 
kind  lo  F  U  Uolnud   $2,000 

Ohamplain  av,  200  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  7.  L  Olaon  to  L  M  Nelson. $3,000 

Chestnut  st,  110  ft  e  of  School,  s  f  55x144; 
Feb  13.  J  W  Brennan  to  H  O  Barnes 
 $11,000 

Chicago  av  W,  119  ft  w  o'  N  Leavitt  st, 
nf  48x121;  Jan  16,'95.  J  Jasobson  to 
August  Cook  $^.125 

Clark  st  N,  50  ft  s  e  of  Cornelia,  n  e  f  25x 
126;  Mar  5.  T  Walter  to  L  Grieser.  $2,ii00 

Cleaver  st,  n  e  cor  Bradley,  w  f  26x125; 
w  f  26x125.  Mar  2.  A  Lasozkowski  to  R 
Brand  $8,500 

Congress  st,  247  ft  ^  of  Cimpbell  av,  s  f 
521^x150;  Nov  17.'94.  L  W  Reynolds  to 
M  H  Weir  $8,oo0 

Cornell  av,  501  ft  p  e  of  51  t  st,  w  f  30x 
125;  Feb  21.  H  O  M  Tnoiupion  to  P  L 
Shuman  $5,000 

Cortland  st.  146  ft  w  of  Rookw-U,  n  f  24x 
99;  Feb  28.  J  W  Buttershall  ta  M  Sage 
 $6,000 

Crosby  st,  116  ft  n  w  of  Oak.  a  w  f  25x 
116;  Mar  4.  J  Hayden  to  M  Van  lirieg- 
en  $2,fi00 

Dania  av,  148  ft  s  of  Thompson  st,  w  f 
25x126;  Mar  1.  O  M  Christiansen  to  C 
Nielsen   $3,000 

Dearborn  st,  s  e  c-^r  30, h,  w  f  50x110;  Feb 
27.  A  Silver  to  F  Si  ver   $25,000 

Dearborn  st,  155  ft  s  of  46th,  w  f  24x1' 0; 
Feb  11.  J  O'Hdre  to  L  Dirsobbacher 
 $2  7,^^,0 

Dearborn  st,  s  e  cor  30th,  w  f  5iixll0;  Feb 
27.  Herm  Silver  to  Abraham  Silver 
 $25,000 

Dearborn  st.  552  ft  s  of  47ih,  e  f  24xl(ii'; 
Feb  5.  N  Y  HoMey  to  F  0  Panlin . . $3,0C0 

Delia  at,  5<t  ft  e  of  W  47lh,  n  f  50x125; 
Mar  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  D  Mandell 
  $1,134 

Diversey  at,  25  ft  e  of  Per  y,  a  f  25x124, 
and  other  pp  y;  Feb  28.  Maat  in  Chy  to 
J  J  Healy  . . .'   $1,175 

Drexel  av.  98  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x125, 
nnd  3^  int;  Mar  4.  D  Nicholson  to  W 
Nicholson   $1,600 

Dudley  st,  140  ft  n  of  WabansiB  av,  e  f  24 
xl21;  Feb  6.  E  A  Haden  to  0  M  Strat- 
mann  $1,000 

Duncan  av,  221  ft  s  of  79th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  13.  W  Jackie  to  O  G  Buchan.  .$1,000 

East  End  av,  255  ft  w  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x 
15'  ;  Feb  21 .  PL  Shnman  to  H  C  M 
Thompson    $5,000 

Edgfwater  pi,  2(9  ft  w  of  Rubens  av,  n  f 
333^x110;  Feb  28.  C  M  J  Farson  to  L  C 
Anld  $1,100 

Edgewater  pi  175  ft  w  of  Rabens  av,  n  f 
3331'xllO;  Feb  28.  C  M  J  Farson  to  E  J 
Dunham  $1,100 

Eighteenth^  st  W.  n  w  oor  Hoyne  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Mar  4.  V  Vaneikato  K  Sohvait- 
zer  $6,6!  0 

Eighty-first  St.  238  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av,  s 
f  50x125;  Feb  11.  C  J  Rapp  to  E  Hoch- 
stracter  ...    .  !  $1,000 

Eighty-seventh  st.  a  w  cor  Elizabeth  av, 
n  f  58x150  nod  %  int  Feb  18.  J  M  Roy 
to  E  F  Byland  $1,000 

Ellis  ParK.  3  w  cor  Prospect  pi,  e  f  59x 
95  4.10x99;  Feb  28.  C  J  Messenger  to  J 
Roughan  $16,000 


Ellis  Park  8  w  cor  36th  at,  or  Prospect  pi, 
8  e  f  99x180  imp;  Feb  18.  Willette  B 
Robinson  and  wife  to  Ohaa  J  Meaaenger 
 $110,000 

EUia  av,  216  ft  n  of  75th  at,  e  f  26x125; 
Mar  2.  P  Ohristenaen  to  S  J  Atkinson 
 $2,100 

Ellis  av,  17  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  16.67x150; 
Feb  26.  Kate  Kinslow  to  Wm  H  Barry 
 $12,000 

Ellis  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  26.  IVm  H  Barry 
lo  Katberine  Kinslow  $12,000 

fileton  av,  125  f t  s  e  o'  Heeing,  n  e  f  25x 
120;  Feb  22.  L  L  Bickerdiko  lo  H  H 
Shepard  $l,0r0 

Emerald  av,  189  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  24x 
120;  Aug  27, '94.  H  E  Hindmarsh  to  O 
F  Nordberg  $4,500 

Englewood  av,  160  ft  e  of  Stewart,  n  f  35 
xll5;  Jan  21.  S  W  Fitoh  to  E  G  Wilder 
 $6,500 

Escanaba  av,  230  ft  n  of  89th  st,  e  f  25x 
1383^;  Feb  19.  H  F  Albers  to  M  Wiora 
 $1,'!00 

Evans  av,  383  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x129; 

-  Mar  5.  H  Goodman  to  J  Larsen . .  .  $1,600 

Exchange  av,  190  ft  s  of  95. h  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Mar  2,'95.  Thos  O  Rourke  to  Ida  O 
Rourke  $1,600 

Exchange  av,  80  ft  s  of  89ih  st,  e  f  25x 
138"^,  and  o^her  ppty;  Moh  1.  O 
Drebing  to  A  Drebing  $2,300 

Fairfield  av,  2s6  ft  s  of  Iowa  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Feb  20,  L  Walsh  to  ^  Scannell 
 '  $2,3(0 

Fairfield  av,  220  ft  s  of  North,  e  f  25xi25; 
Jan  14.  W  H  AUport  et  al  to  E  M  Dean 
 ...$1,625 

Fairfield  av,  25  ft  s  of  Waobansia,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  4,'95.  W  Lehmaun  to  Q  O 
Lehmann  $1,800 

Fairfield  av,  191  ft  n  of  Chiosgo,  w  f  25x 
126;  Jan  29.  G  B  Hang  to  O  0  Sjoli 
 $4,300 

Fargo  av,  250  ft  e  of  Maole,  n  f  5iixl50; 
Feb  12,'92.  ARE  Clark  to  M  O  Bliss 
 $1,800 

Fifth  av,  460  ft  n  of  33rd  st.  w  f  25x125; 
Mar  4.  I  Lampert  to  A  Rieke  .     .  .$3,000 

Fifth  av,  182  ft  n  of  Napoleon  pi,  e  f  25x 
125;  Mar  4.  I  Lampert  to  A  Rieke  $:^,000 

Fifth  av,  31  ft  s  of  27th  st,  e  f  25x126,  nnd 
1^  int;  Feb  16.  C  H  Stross  to  L  Str.-ss 
'  $1,51  0 

Fifth  av,  75  ft  s  of  31st  at,  e  f  25x125;  Feb 
27.  S  M  Seaton  to  L  E  Lee  $5.5fO 

Fifth  av.  500  ft  s  of  31st  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Feb  35.  L  E  Lee  to  L  S  Peterson.  .$3,500 

Fifty-third  st,  241  ft  w  of  Halsted,  e  f  2Bx 
127;  Feb  28.  W  Buchanan  to  B  Graut 
 $1,360 

Fifty  fifth  st,  208  ft  w  of  Sheridan  av,  n  f 
58x125;  Feb  18,  A  Beien  to  C  H  Fegera 
 $1,000 

Fifty -nioth  at,  100  ft  e  of  Pittsfield  av, 
n  f  25sP8;  Feb  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  D  S 
Building  &  Loan  Society  $1,700 

Fifty-ninth  st  N,  284  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  25x127;  Feb  2.  H  Clark  to  L  Nathan 
 $3,000 

Fletcher  av,  266  ft  e  of  Sornhport,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  6.  A  Wegner  to  L  Brown 
 $2,5(0 

Forreatville  av,  bet  49th  and  60ih  sta.  e  f 
25x126;  Jan  24,  M  E  Weise  to  F  Mol- 
doon  $2,125 

Fortieth  st,  24  ft  w  of  Stanton  av.  a  f  17x 
109;  Feb  16.  E  Gibbons  to  I  Ruddy .$7,500 

Forty-pixth  st,  145  ft  e  of  Goodspeed,  s  f 
24x102;  Feb  15.  E  Hopp  Sr  to  R  Hopp 
  ...  $1,200 

Fourth  av,  183  ft  a  of  100th  st,  w  f  25x 
121;  Feb  15.  E  E  Taylor  to  J  Anrell 
   $1,800 

Fowler  at,  168  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  27x167; 
Mar  4.  F  J  Hitzemann  to  H  D  Well- 
mann  $7,000 

Fox  st,  208  ft  w  of  Elston  av,  s  f  25x104; 
Mar  5,  E  Kerzinski  to  N  M  Plotke  $1,000 

Frank  st,  188  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  f  24x50; 
Feb  6,'91.  P  Van  Vlissingen  Jr  to  J 
Prosinger  $1,300 

FuUerton  av,  188  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  373^x 
102;  Moh  1.  T  Scovern  to  J  E  Kemp 
 $3,600 

FuUerton  av,  49  ft  e  of  Hoffman,  s  f  48x 
125,  more  or  less;  Mar  1.  B  Hoganson 
to  H  C  Jensen  $5,500 

Fulton  st,  75  ft  w  of  Wood,  n  f  25x105; 
Mar  23,'91.  P  Van  Vlissingen  to  J 
Prosinger  $4,000 

Fulton  St.  68  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 
25x101;  Mar  .5,'95.  8  C  Hayes  to  Wm  E 
Hayes   $6,5nn 

Graceiand  av,  502  ft  w  of  Evanston,  a  f 
40x130;  Feb  18.  R  Wiley  lo   L  H  Buck 


  $.o,0i  0 

Graceiand  av,  105  ft  w  of  Soulhport,  s  f 
50x125;  Mar  4  F  Kolkmann  to  N  Burk 
 $3,0C0 

Greenwood  av,  s  e  cor  44th  st,  w  f  126x 
175;  Feb  6.  Wm  D  Ewart  to  Jas  R 
Thaoker  $20,000 

Gross  at,  500  ft  n  of  Harrison,  w  f  26x116; 
Mar  2.  F  Cooney  et  al  to  E  L  O'Searne 
 $1,000 

Halsted  st  S,  premises  No.  4213,  25x118; 
Jan  31.  FT  Mason,  as  executor,  to  F 
Kapple   $7,(00 

Halsted  st  8,  premises  No.  4217,  25x118; 
i  eb  14.  F  T  Mason,  as  executor,  to  C  H 
Crosby  $7,000 

Halsted  st,  76  ft  a  of  42nd,  w  f  25x119; 
Jan  31,'95.  F  T  Maaon  to  Chas  Connor 
 $7,000 

Harding  av,  150  ft  a  of  Augusta  at,  w  f 
371^x125;  Feb  15,'95.  C  Handerson  to 
E  Olson....  $2,800 

Harrison  st,  23  ft  e  of  W  44th  pi,  n  f  5"x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  14,'94.  R  E 
Fishborn  to  Wm  G  Atwood  $3,000 

Harrison  st.  48  ft  w  of  W  44th,  n  f  25x 
125.  and  other  ppty;  Dao  14,'i)4.  R  E 
Fishborn  to  E  Furner  $2,000 

Harvard  st,  177  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Feb  25.  J  A  Schneider  to  J  C 
Schreider  $3,000 

Harvard  st,  100  ft  n  of  72nd,  w  f  60x127; 
Feb  10.  C  B  Eggleston  to  C  0  Reokitt 
 $7,500 

Harvard  st,  196  ft  n  of  73rd,  w  f  5' xl27; 
Feb  10.  C  B  Eggleston  to  E  Reokitt 
 $7,600 

Hastings  st,  49  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  24x 
124;  Mar  1.  Miobael  McCarthy  to  Jos  P 
Rafferty  $2,000 

Hastings  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  1.  Jos  P 
Rafferty  to  Mary  McCarthy   $2,000 

Heine  st,  s  w  cor  Cook,  e  f  100x125;  Jan 
30.  J  B  Meyer  to  L  Moeller  $1,926 

Hermitage  av,  320  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  e  f 
24x125,  more  or  less;  T  Wilke  to  J  H 
Fey  $6,000 

High  at,  175  ft  a  of  Belden  av,  e  f  25sl28; 
Feb  28.  C  Haussner  to  J  Corbett.  $1,500 

Homan  av,  208  ft  s  of  Humboldt,  w  f  41x 
180;  Feb  28.  0  D  Ochlert  to  E  Hay. $1,000 

Homan  av,  same  ppty  und  int,  Fi^b  28. 
A  Pleickhardt  to  E  Hay   $1,000 

Homan  av,  500  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  25.  R  R  Onthbertson  to  E 
Lanbly    $1,200 

Hoyne  av,  47  ft  n  of  Rice  st,  e  f  24x104, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  28.  W  T  Farwell 
to  E  Stock  et  al  $10,000 

Hoyne  av,  2(5  ft  s  of  32nd  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  I,'95,  R  W  King  to  Wm  Bridge 
 $1,500 

Howard  st,  n  e  cor  Albany  av,  s  f  50x125; 
Jan  14, '91.  E  F  Gobel  to  Wm  Kretsoh- 
mar   $2,600 

Hudson  av,  116  ft  n  of  Menomcnee  st,  w 
f  23x123;  Jan  19.  G  T  Force  to  G  F 
Taintor  $5,000 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  200  ft  n  of  W  Chi- 
cago av,  e  f  25x132;  Nov  20.  R  A  Greif- 
enhagen  to  G  S  Kicgsley  $2,0r0 

Indiana  av,  .274  ft  s  of  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
1633^;  Feb'  26.  W  P  Soctt  to  J  B  Good- 
man   $7,000 

Jackson  st,  176  f t  e  of  W4Uh,  af  lOOx 
121,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  19.  A  F 
Doremua  to  I  A  Doremas  $2,500 

Jackeon  st,  18  f  t  e  of  Wood,  s  f  17 
833f;  Feb  21.  Jas   H    Gormley  to  J 
Gregory   $10,(0) 

Jan  Hubs  av.  100  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  p  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  28.  Z  E  New- 
combe  to  AO  Simpson   $8,000 

Johnson  st,  78  ft  s  of  W  18th,  e  f  26x100. 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  27.  M  Mahon  to  K 
Vaughan  $2,500 

JohnRon  st,  same  ppty;  Feb  26.  J 
Vaughan  to  M  Mahon  $2,600 

Julian  st,  234  ft  e  of  Wheeling  av,  s  f  24x 
100;  Mar  4,  E  Trandel   to  A  Bognoki" 
 $2,6(  0 

Bedzie  av,  252  ft  s  of  W  2»ih  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Feb  26,'95.  J  Macek  to  I  Baum- 
gartl  «ia22 

Kedzie  av,  125  ft  n  of  W  15th  st.  e  f  25x 
126;  Feb  6.  A  G  Walter  to  O  P  Flanni- 
gan  11.600 

Ken  more  av,  50  ft  s  of  N  59th  st,  w  f  5Cx 
150;  Mar  6, '96.  E  Warner  to  H  O 
Laagh!in   $3,250 

Lake  st,  246  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  s  f 
30  ft  rnnoing  through  to  Walnut;  Deo 
5,'94.  J  W  Thomas  et  al  to  B  Titus  $2,300 

Lawndale  av,  120  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  w  f 
48x125;  Fob  6.  R  F  Gudgeou  lo  J  Mo- 
^.Continueri  m  patre  233 


232 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

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'Goatinued  from  page  231.) 
Nulty  «I,550 

Lawndale  av,  75  ft  a  of  W  26th  st,  e  f  '.-'Sx 
125;Oot  5,'93.0ha8  Pavlioek  to  Jos  Pav- 
lioek  $1,300 

Leland  av,  160  ft  e  of  Wright  st,  s  f  37x 
122;  Mar  1.  O  A  Hiestand  to  W  F 
Harvey  $J,'^00 

LexiDgton  av,  3(  8  f t  n  of  94  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Mar  1.  Wm  M  Alister  to  T  0 
Wright  Jr  81,800 

LexiDgton  av,  308  ft  n  of  94th  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Mar  1.  Same  to  8  J  BraJy  . . . .  fUSOO 

LexiogtoD  st,  bet  Oalifornia  and  Wash- 
tenaw avs,  8  f  25x125;  Feb  28, '96.  0 
Gindele  to  li  B  Mattis  $1,250 

Lexington  st,  bet  Oalifornia  and  Wash- 
tenaw avs,  s  f  25x125;  Feb  28,'95.  0 
Qindele  to  M  B  Mattis   $1,250 

Lioooln  av,  164  ft  n  w  of  School  ft,  n  e  f 
25x95;  Mar  4.  F  ..ohoen  to  F  Fasohwah 
 $1,300 

Lombard  av,  s  e  oor  Hawthway  st,  n  f 
5981^x184  7  1(1;  Sep  1,'93.  O  S  Gilbert 
to  W  W  Holmes   $7,000 

Lt  51  Geo  W  Streetors  survey  all  lying  e 
of  n  %  frac  10-39-14,  no  plat  of  record; 
Feb  5.  Q  W  Streetor  to  U  E  Campbell 
 *10,0i  0 

Lyman  st,  23  ft  n  e  of  Deering,  n  w  f  100 
xlOC;  Feb  2e,'92.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A 
Peterson  $2,332 

Madison  av,  100  ft  n  of  55th  st,  e  f  50x76; 
Mar  4.  O  Wilson  to  E  Orandall  ...$3,60ii 

Madison  av,  n  e  oor  49ih  st,  w  f  28x150; 
Mar  1.  L  D  Thomas  to  J  S  lalley  $22,000 

Madison  av,  177  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  23x 
100;  Aug  4,'93.  H  E  Evry  to  J  F  Ran- 
dall....  15,0(0 

Madison  st,  s  w  oor  W  42nd.  n  f  100x121; 
Feb  4,  A  F  Doremos  to  I  A  Doremas 
 $1,000 

Madifon  st  W,  100  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  s  f  50 
Tll6;  teb  4,'94.  M  F  flnlkley  lo  E  W 
Oartis  $50,003 

Magnolia  av,  225  ft  s  of  Olaremont,  w  f 
25x123;  Feb  13.  £  A  Jenkins  to  N  B 
Lewis  $6,200 

Main  et,  325  ft  n  w  of  Lyman,  n  e  f  26x 
10/,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  18.  I  Roddy 
to  J  Gibbons  $6,C00 

Marshfleld  st,  321  n  s  of  68th,  e  f  24x124; 
Feb  27.  L  M  Oarr  to  0  Walker  . . .  $4,500 

Matteson  av,  2(9  ft  n  w  of  71th  st,  e  f  52 
xl30,  more  or  less;  Mar  1.  A  Beinhold  to 
L  Morey  $3,000 

Maxwell  et,  251  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f  25x81; 
Feb  8.  M  Hannan  to  R  Jaoobson  ..$5,125 

Michigan  av,  160  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  e  f  50x 
160;  Feb  27.  H  A  Probasoo  to  M  Lang- 
worthy   «3,000 

Miohigan  av,  a  w  oor  46th  st,  e  f  100x161; 
Feb  25.  Wm  H  Timlin  et  al  to  Jaoob 
Franks  $30,0^0 

Miller  Bt,  92  ft  s  of  Qnrley,  w  f  24x106; 
Feb  28.  Michael  Harley  lo  Margaret 
Unrley  $3,000 

Milton  pi,  486  ft  w  of  Orawford  av,  n  f 
133x124;  Jan  31.  0  MoMahon  to  H  F 
Sohaettler  $2,500 

Monroe  av,  98  ft  a  of  58ih  st,  w  f  50x188; 
Feb  4.  E  R  Woodle  to  E  T  Wilder. $8,000 

Monroe  st,  300  ft  e  of  W  44th,  n  f  28x121; 
Jan  7.  A  Barrett  to  H  B  Moe  $1,(  00 

Morgan  st,  150  ft  n  of  73rd,  w  f  26x124; 
Feb  26.  W  Kerns  to  C  U  Merchant  .  $1,300 

Morgan  st,  280  ft  a  of  60th,  w  f  25x125; 
Deo  1,'94.  P  C  King  to  A  Hirsohberg 
 $3,000 

Morgan  st,  110  ft  n  of  Jackson,  e  f  40x 
118-/^;  Deo  4,'94.  E  J  Taylor  to  C  T 
Lnokow  $7,000 

Morgan  st,  235  ft  a  of  86th,  w  f  60x125; 
Feb  26.  0  A  Fanoett  to  M  Q  Schmidt 
 $2,500 

Nelson  at,  231  ft  w  of  Sonlt,  n  f  33x131; 
Mar  6.  A  Olson  to  J  Mantenfifel ....  $9,500 

Newton  st,  148  ft  a  of  Thomas,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  4.  0  Lenter  to  F  Bnchert.$2,OnO 

Noble  st,  118  ft  n  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  4i/x 
125;  Mar  2.  k  Olinaki  to  J  Matz. .  .$3,900 

Norman  av,  76  ft  a  of  Wabanaia,  w  f  373^ 
xll8;  Feb  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  K 
Oalkina  $2,368 

Oakley  av,  s  w  oor  Wilson,  e  f  59x124; 
Jaly  28,'91.  J  Q  Bnchnam  to  H  Feidel- 
berg  $1,425 

Ohio  at,  53  ft  e  of  Orawford  av,  a  f  16x77; 
July  11.'94.  B  Q  Baldwin  to  Wm  B 
Onnningham  $1,800 

One  Handred  and  Eighteenth  st,  220  ft  e 
of  State,  n  f  50x125;  Feb  18.  0  B 
Sawyer  to  LR  Crowley  $1,100 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  ct,  437  ft  w  of 
State  st,  n  f  150x126;  Jk.n  28.  L  Nobling 
to  J  0  La  Bryn   $2,800 


Owasco  st,  125  ft  w  of  St  Phillips  av,  s  f 
175x125,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  11.  aF 
Doremns  to  I  A  Doremus  $1,5(  0 

Owasco  st,  325  ft  e  of  W  42nd,  b  f  25x125; 
Feb  16.  D  W  Norrls  to  M  E  Patterson 
 $2,000 

Park  av,  100  ft  e  of  Eberhart,  n  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  J8.  W  M  Dever  to 
W  H  Gray  $2,100 

Parmelee  at,  597  ft  w  of  California  av,  s 
f  25x125;  Mar  2,'95.  A  Miller  to  A  H  H 
SpieriDg  $1,100 

Parnell  av,  100  ft  s  of  33rd  st,  w  f  2Ex 
125;  Mar  5.  Q  0  Finoey  to  F  0  Finney 
 $1,(  00 

Paulina  st,  200  ft  s  of  61st,  e  f  50x124; 
Feb  2.  J  SabatU  to  J  Nnesch  $1,300 

Paulina  st,  151  ft  a  of  esrd,  w  f  25x123; 
Feb  28.  R  Spruner  to  Q  Craig  $1,400 

Paulina  st,  74  ft  n  of  Oongrea?,  e  f  48x 
126;  Feb  25.  A  F  Doremoa  to  I  A 
Doremus  $l,r00 

Paulina  et,  250  ft  s  of  Belle  Plaine  av,  e  f 
50x165;  Nov  22,'94.  P  Hnmmel  to  W  H 
Fink  $2,560 

Paxton  av,  147  ft  n  of  )23rd  st,  e  f  10f)x 
125;  Feb  20.  M  B  Baker  to  A  Ball.  $2,000 

Pennsylvania  av.  n  w  oor  Wanbansia,  e  f 
50x125;  Mar  1,'9S.  N  Bornhofer  to  Q  R 
Skinner   1:1,3(10 

Perry  av,  275  ft  s  of  Wavelacd,  w  f  50x 
123;  Jan  22.  T  Seokel  et  al  to  G  Chris- 
tian Peterson    .    $2,600 

Phillips  Bv.  166  ft  n  of  93rd  st,  e  f  37i^x 
126;  Feb  2''.  J  O  Morris  to  F  B  Sawyer 
 $1,125 

Prairie  av,  289  ft  s  of  5ah  st  w  f  25x179; 
Feb  11.  J  Dupee  lo  M  E  Meany. .  .$2,750 

Qainn  st,  40  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f  863^x 
112;  Jan  30.  *  W  Black  to  8  Sigler 
 $.5,.'^.00 

Rebecca  st,  66  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  33x 
l'z4;  Mar  1.  Michael  McCarthy  to  Jos 
P  Rafferty  $2,0'  0 

Rebecca  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  1.  Jos  P 
Raflferty  to  Mary  McCarthy  $2,000 

Richardson  av,  60  ft  a  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x 
87;  Feb  23.  M  Ohristensen  to  I  Kap- 
lanaky  ,.$1,015 

Ridgeland  av.  n  e  oor  N  38th  at,  n  f  267x 
595,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  1,'95.  E  J 
Owen  to  M  L  Wolfif   $12,800 

Ridgeway  av,  160  ft  a  of  W  North  av,  w  f 
145  ft  to  R  R;  Feb  23.  L  LeBrnn  to  O 
L  Watson   $6,000 

Ridgeway  av,  s  w  cor  Carroll  at,  e  f  K  9x 
126;  Feb  2.  E  Stock  to  M  Linowiecke 
 $1,850 

Ridge  av,  (Sogers  Pk)  78x177,  being  It  3 
sub  of  pt  of  It  3  of  Ridge  av  in  sub, 
w  1^  a  e  3^  31  41  14;  Jan  12.  M  Zender 
to  J  Ebert    $6,000 

Robertson  av,  28  ft  e  of  Hope,  n  f  27x60; 
Feb  20.  H  H  Taloot  to  0  MuEzner.$2,600 

Robey  st,  49  ft  n  of  Burnett,  e  f  24x103; 
Jan  22.  Est  of  I  Snfifern  to  J  Neebe.$l,600 

Rockwell  Bt,  176  ft  n  of  Potomac  av,  w  f 
25x126;  Jan  19  E  A  Shedd  to  E  Walter 
 $1,51  0 

Rockwell  st,  93  ft  n  of  Evergreen  av,  e  f 
32x54;  Aug  31.'94.  E  Brandt  to  P  Pike 
 $4,500 

Bokeby  st.  166  ft  s  of  Grace,  e  f  25x120; 
Mar  6.  I  Olendenen  to  T  J  Furlong 
 $i,6no 

Roaooe  st,  392  ft  e  of  Clark,  a  f  25x125; 
Mar  6,'95.  G  R  Shedden  et  al  to  M 
Nortmeier   $1  800 

Rumaev  at,  120  ft  n  of  Indiana,  w  f  24x 
120;  Feb  23.  A  Maloney  to  H  J  Mo- 
Carron  $3,500 

Rush  st,  n  e  oor  Ontario,  w  f  69x150;  Feb 
27.  Leander  J  McOormick  to  L  Hamil- 
ton McOormiok  $3(i,000 

Sangamon  st,  173  ft  a  of  64th,  e  f  37}^x 
124;  June  18,'92.  O  B  Green  to  A  Ander- 
son.  $1,500 

Secon-l  av,  255  ft  a  of  100th  at,  w  f  25x125; 
Jan  26,'95.  Sooth  Chicago  Brewing  Co 
to  H  Hildreth  $2,0C0 

Seminary  av,  25  ft  s  of  Rcaooe  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Feb  28.  A  W  Baker  f  o  B  Z  Hutchin- 
son $8,750 

Seminarv  av,  49  ft  a  of  School  at,  e  f  25x 
123;  Feb  26.  P  Kilemmer  to  W  M 
Schaub  $1,500 

Seventeenth  at  W,  313  ft  w  of  Fisk,  n  f 
24x124;  Feb  16.  J  Misek  to  M  Zarek 
 $1,675 

Seventy-first  st,  155  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Feb  28.  M  E  Lazear  to  W 
Vanderpoel  $4,000 

Seventy-fourth  st,  171  ft  w  of  Seipp  av, 
n  f  60x125;  Moh  I .  J  Demp^ey  to  W  H 
Marted   $l,6uO 

Seventy-ninth  at,  375  ft  w  of  Arthur  av,  n 


f  25xl2fi;  Feb  20  J  E  Cowles  to  A  Cohen 
 $1,5C0 

Sheridan  av,  240  ft  a  of  62nd  at,  w  f  50x 
166;  Feb  20.  S  Cohen  to  J  E  Cowlea 
 i4,5C0 

Sherman  st,  246  ft  a  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
25x124;  Feb  21.  W  N  Edaon  to  W 
Broderick    $4  500 

Sherwin  av,  n  e  oor  Forest,  a  f  50x150; 
Jan  10.  J  E  Jnat  to  G  P  Witterkind 
 $2,000 

Sherwin  av,  aame  ppty;  Jan  25,  G  F 
Wittekind  to  F  H  Doland  $2,'  00 

Shields  av,  200  ft  s  of  7l8t  at,  e  f  60x125; 
Feb  27.  E  L  Taylor  to  J  Cannea. .  .$7,700 

Shober  at,  300  ft  a  of  Hiraoh.  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  11.  J  A  Walquist  to  H  Striggan 
  $3,200 

Sigel  av,  120  ft  s  of  Woodlawn,  w  f  72x 
l  ib;  Nov  3,'94.  H  Bates  to  A  Nichorater 
 $1,200 

Sixtieth  at,  53)^  ft  w  of  Park  End  av,  n  f 
5',  xl50;  Mar  2,'96.  Emma  F  Wheelock 
to  Jesae  M  Wheelock  $7,00(i 

Sixty-first  st,  314  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f  2  8 
X237.77;  Feb  11.  J  McCord  to  L  E 
Flodine  $26,000 

Sixty  third  at,  a  e  cor  Wright,  n  f  126x 
126;  Jan  18.  Joa  W  Hough  to  Geo  Mnir- 
head   $42.3  0 

Sixty-third  st,  s  w  oor  Carpenter,  n  f  57x 
125,  und  X;  Mar  4.  J  H  Knight  to  J  H 
Kerr  $3,000 

Sixty-third  st,  aame  ppty,  und  >^  int;  Mar 
4.  J  H  Knight  to  L  B  Freeman  $3,000 

Sixty-third  st,  48  ft  w  o(  Throop,  s  f  72x 
d*]4;  Jan  21.  E  G  Wilder  to  8  W  Fitch 
 $5,000 

Sixty-fourth  at,  premisea  No.  742  and 
744,47  4.10x125  7.10;  Mar  1.  T  M  Bell 
to  F  E  Hills  $15,oro 

Sixty-sixth  at,  89  ft  e  of  Winter,  n  f  23x 
12n;  Feb  20,'95.  Jeaaie  M  Worthington 
to  E  Zeias  $4.5(i0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  76  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  s  f 
321^x89,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  26.  C  D 
CorelltoG  H  Love  $12.i  00 

Sixty-ninth  st,  91  ft  e  <.f  Adams  av,  a  f  40 
xlBO;  Dec  16,'94.  I  P  Stont  to  W  J 
Andrews  et  al  $10,5(0 

Southport  av,  24  ft  a  of  School  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  May  24,'93.  M  Soheid  to  F  Thoma 
 $1,230 

Southport  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  6.  F  Thoma 
to  A  Beierwaltes   $4,000 

Spears  av,  n  w  cor  43rd  at,  e  f  75x125; 
Feb  6.  J  A  Doherty  to  F  Claiborne. $1,200 

Stanley  terrace,  112  ft  a  of  Jackson  st,  w 
f  10(  x39;  Jan  31.  M  Beifeld  to  M  J 
Ronghan  $5,000 

State  st,  274  ft  n  of  51at,  e  f  24x100;  Feb  ' 
16.  P  Jesperaon  to  C  Jeaperaon  . .  $5,n(  0 

St  Elmo  at,  n  w  oor  Woioott,  a  f  352x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  1,'94.  C  J  Ford  to 
Thos  White  $17,050 

St  James  pi,  131  ft  e  of  Clark  st,  s  f  44x 
50;  Mar  2.  E  R  Gregory  to  E  M  Graves 
 $27,600 

St  Lawrence  av,  s  w  oor  7'lat  at,  e  f  74x 
123,  and  other  pnty;  Feb  Id.  H  O 
ataver  to  J  P  Mallette  $7,500 

St  Lawrence  av.  188  ft  s  of  45th  at,  e  f  25 
xl2U;  Feb  7.  P  M  Gilchrist  to  G  Dann- 
hauer    $2,250 

8t  Lawrence  av,  s  e  cor  48th  at,  w  f  60x 
128;  Feb  21.  F  P  Burkettto  L  Williams 
  $42,500 

St  Lawrence  av.  n  e  oor  50th  at,  w  f  132x 
223,  more  or  leaa  und  }4  int,  E  W  Reed 
to  F  Reed  $15,00C 

St  Lonia  av,  275  ft  a  of  Huron  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Feb  16.  EG  Shea  to  8  Jardene 
 $1,200 

Stony  Island  av,  premises  No.  7241;  Feb 
19.  F  Boden  to  C  J  Arnold  $8,500 

Superior  av,  25  ft  n  of  86th  st,  e  f  24x124; 
Jan  25.  Sonth  Chicago  Brewing  Oo  to 
H  Hildreth  Jr  $2,000 

Superior  at,  661  ft  e  of  8t  Clair,  a  f  50x 
100;  Nov  6, '94.  A  Cobb  to  M  Skinner 
 $1,000 

Temple  at,  166  ft  n  of  Huron,  w  f  24x100; 
Mar  4.  H  Snndmacher  to  H  A  Schu- 
macher et  al  ,  $6,500 

Thirty-aixth  at,  or  Prospect  pi,  s  e  cor 
Vincennes  av,  n  e  f  84  6.10x99,  imp; 
Feb  28.  Ohaa  J  Measenger  and  wife  to 
Wilson  Ames  $141,600 

Throop  st,  360  ft  n  of  W  I8th,  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  21.  M  Moore  to  O  J  Magee. .  .$10,000 

Throop  st,  bet  69  and  70th,  w  f  33>gxJ24; 
Feb  15.  G  Clarke  to  L  A  Pringle..  .$1,250 

Townaend  et,  241  ft  a  of  Loouat,  w  f  266x 
126;  Jan  23.  C  Buckingham  to  City  of 
Chicago,  for  schools  $70,0(0 

Turner  av,  IOC  n  of  W  I9th  at,  w  f  26x125; 


Mar  2.  F  L  Wade  to  J  Maul  $2,.'^0  i 

Twelfth  at  W,  288  ft  e  of  Olive,  a  f  24x 
130;  Mar  1.  Michael  McCarthy  to  Jos 
P  Rafferty  $2,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  aame  pptyi  Mar  1.  Joseph 
P  Raflferty  to  .(/lary  McCarthy  $2,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  66  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  56 
x280i^;  June  14,'90.  Harland  &  Head 
Elevator  Oo  to  Owen  and  Austin  Ele- 
vator Co  $16,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  a  w  oor  Lincoln,  n  f  lOOx 
126;  Jan  25.  H  D  Taylor  to  I  Tuohinski 
 $14,00  I 

Twentj -second  st  W,  50  ft  w  of  Troy,  n  f 
25x125;  Jan  28'95.  M  Reichert  to  F 
Novotny  $1,600 

Twenty-second  st  W,  176  ft  w  of  Throop, 
a  f  175x127;  Mar  6.  R  Ringwald  to  Gar- 
den City  Sash  and  Door  Co  $25,000 

Twenty-aecond  pi  W,  25  ft  a  of  13th  at, 
e  f  100x126;  Feb  2.  W  Klinger  to  M  Mc- 
Dermott   13,000 

Union  av,  221  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f  60 
xl25;  Jan  19,'95.  Thoa  J  Maher  to  A  0 
Chriatiaii   $^.500 

Van  Horn  st,  216  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x 
124;  Feb  20.  J  Sedlacek  to  J  Levora 
  $2,960 

Vincennea  av,  133  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  22>^ 
xl80;  Feb  15.  L  D  Hammond  to  M 
Metoher   $3,125 

Wabash  av,  288  it  n  of  63rd  st,  e  f  33x161; 
Feb  9.  N  E  Wilcox  to  A  Wheeler. .  .$7, 5(  0 

Wabash  av,  48  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  50x160, 
und  14  int;  Feb  21.  W  K  Gore  to  F  P 
Burket  $3,500 

Wallace  at,  107  ft  s  of  Lay  ton,  w  f  26x107; 
Jan  17.  J  D  Scully  to  I  J  McNamara 
 $J,(  CO 

Wallace  at,  116  ft  a  of  77th,  e  f  iOxl'K  ; 
Feb  27.  A  F  Keeney  to  A  J  Miller .  $4,000 

Wallace  st,  136  ft  s  of  77th.  e  f  20xl<'0; 
Feb  27.  A  F  Keeney  to  C  E  Miller. $4, '00 

Wallace  at,  249  ft  n  of  33rd.  w  f  2.5x125; 
Nov  27,'94.  The  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  to  P 
Fitzpatrick   $2,200 

Waller  av,  25  ft  s  of  Humbclt,  w  f  25x125; 
Feb  14.  D  Zatzke  to  H  Schwartz. .  .$1,600 

Wallet,  72  ft  a  of  James,  e  f  48x124;  Feb 
20.  R  Levandowebi  to  A  Sitracki . .  $5,(  00 

Walnut  st,  60  ft  s  of  96th,  w  f  6"xl36;  Feb 
4.  H  O  Barnes  to  F  W  Brennan  $5,000 

Washburn  av,  144  ft  e  of  Paulina  at,  n  f 
24x126;  Jan  24.  J  Poths  to  O  N  Wagner 
  *6.0C0 

Washburn  av,  aame  ppty;  Jan  24.  O  N 
Wagner  to  P  S  Poths   §6,000 

Washtenaw  av,  s  w  oor  William  st,  e  f  41 
xl25;  Mar  2.  A  Maaaon  to  E  De  8t 
kohin  $6,700 

Washington  blvd,  premises  No.  637;  Mch 
1.  H  a  Carson  to  J  Riawig   $9,0(  0 

Washington  Park  av,  160  ft  n  of  oOth  at, 
w  f  50x97;  Feb  21.  L  Williama  to  F  P 
Burket  et  al  $5,5C0 

Washington  av,  486  ft  n  of  59th  st,  w  f  50 
xl70;  Mar  4.  M  D  Lines  to  M  M  Woods 
 $13,85C 

Webster  av,  101  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  f  44)^x 
150;  Jan  14.  S  P  Stiles  to  W  H  Stolte 
  $9,0(0 

Webster  av,  n  w  oor  Bissell  at,  s  f  48x115; 
Feb  15.  O  E  Anthony  to  J  E  Steffen 
 $6,900 

Webster  av,  250  ft  s  of  72nd  at,  e  f  60x 
127;  Feb  10.  0  B  Eggleaton  to  I  A 
Stavea  $10,.500 

Wentworth  av,  n  e  oor  65th  at.  w  f  100x92; 
Feb  26,'95.  H  H  Gage  to  M  W  Eerwin 
  $16,0C0 

Weatern  av,  n  w  cor  Grace  at.  10  acres; 
Jan  24.  Louisa  Healy  to  Wm  Bach 
 #26.000 

Weatern  blvd,  125  ft  n  of  36th  at,  e  f  25x 
120;  Feb  18.  Q  Birkhoff  Jr  to  G  Endler 
  $1,900 

Wharton  av,  350  ft  n  of  66th  at,  e  f  200x 
132;  Feb  28.  0  W  Bard  to  S  S  Date 
  $14,C0O 

Wharton  av,  67  ft  s  of  51st  st,  w  f  133x 
158J^;  Feb  25.  A  F  Doremna  to  I  A 
Doremns  $42,500 

Winoheater  av,  466  ft  a  of  Polk  at,  w  f  25 
xll4;  Feb  21.  C  J  Magee  to  M  Moore 
  .    $i  1.750 

Winchester  st,  n  w  oor  49th,  e  f  49x125; 
Mar  2.  Or  Niklewioz  to  J  Mankowski 
 $2,600 

Wolfram  st,  a  e  oor  Seminary  av,  n  f  50x 
124;  Mar  2.  HF  Schnettler  to  0  Mo- 
Mahon  $6,50.1 

Woodside  av,  225  ft  n  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f 
25x1 25;  Feb  28.  M  Buck  to  F  Kolkmann 
 $5,non 

Wood  81,  286  ft  a  of  44th,  e  f  24x124;  Feb 
27.  T  Bartkorriak  to  J  Hnborr8ki..$l,U0 


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March  9,  189 


Wood  9t,  49  ft  n  of  Aognsta,  e  f  '^4x126; 
Mar  4.  A  Matthias  to  A  Q  Karth ...  $1,956 

Wtod  st,  141  ft  8  of  Webster  av,  e  f  24x 
112;  March  1.0  Dobbrodt  to  O  Dob- 
brodt   f  1,700 

Wood  8t,  207  ft  8  of  Polk,  w  f  22  ft  rnn- 
ning  throQgh  to  Hermitage  av,  Jaly  14, 
'93.  A  L  Stnilh  to  W  Smith  $4,000 

Wrightweod  av,  175  ft  e  of  Uamden  ot,  n 
f  25x134;  Mar  1.  Etta  M  Graves  to  Eita 
R  Gregory   $21,000 

Y  lies  av,  122  ft  s  of  83rd  8t,  w  f  75x125; 
Mar  6.  J  I  Pearce  to  Wm  LeBaron.$l()50 

Yates  av,  122  ft  s  of  83rd  st,  w  f  15(ixl35; 
Feb  9.  H  L  Major  et  al  to  J  I  Pearoe  Jr 
 $2,100 

in  IMCKliL. A  W  KO  I' S— CIT  Y  . 

TrsDsfers  Dnder  tlOOO, 
Baxter's  snb.  Its  27  and  28  b  7  s  w  qr  s  e 

qr  20  40  14  Mar  4,  H  Blnm  to  J  Bootz 

   $950 

BoQrke'8  sob.  It  79  n  vr  qr  31  37  14  Deo  3. 

'94,  E  H  W  attles  to  W  L  Bosworth . .  $550 
Campbell's  add.  It  42  b  28  Mar   4,  A  J 

Bartlett  to  a  D  Kemp    $500 

Ca*8'  snb,  It  16  b  5  n  w  qr  25  39  13  Jan  3, 

F  Kirohman  to  V  Drozda  ...   ...   .  .  $610 

Center  av  add.  It  13  Feb  4,'91,  E  A  Cam- 

mirgs  to  A  Hilistrom   $550 

Cossitt's  2nd  add.  It  27  b  3.  12  39  13  Feb 

20,  G  Dixon  to  Hotohinson  Lodge  No 

1362  $700 

C  T  S,  scb  It  2  of  It  8  of  bs  2  and  3,  8  e  qr 

29  40  14  Feb  16.C  P  Weberg  to  R  Law$700 
Davlii),  Kelly  &  G's  snb,  Us  11  and  12  b  1 

sub  pt  It  15  n  w  qr  26  40  13  Mar  1, 

John  A  Westerlnnd  to  P  C  Pearson.  $950 
Demarest's  enb,  It  6  b  2  8  e  qr  18  38  11 

Nov  9,'91,  a  W  Mahan  .o  F  Bright  .$725 
Diven'8  sob.  It  13  b  6  8  w  qr  2  39  13  Feb 

28,  Jno  Jaoobson  to  Jacob  Jaoobson  $600 
Diveu'd  snb.  It  45  b  6  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 

1,  T  J  Diven  to  J  F  Walter  $900 

Diveroey  av,  William's  sab.  It  28  b  6,  30 

40  13  Feb  18,  F  B  Smith  to  I  J  Jenkins 

 $350 

Dock  Go's  sob,  It  39  b  96,  5  and  6  37  15 

Feb  15,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Peterson ..  $725 
Dock  Go's  snb,  It  39  b  96,  5  and  6  37  15 

Feb  28.  A  Peterson  to  M  Thompson. $800 
Dooglas  Pk,  Peppei's  add,  It  70  Feb  28, 

R  Urban  to  A  Urban  $900 

Fames'  sob.  Its  25  26  and  s  24  ft  It  27  b  7, 

17  38  14  Jan  24,  E  0  Gray  to  J  Gregory 

 $240 

Eberbari's  i-ob,  Its  31  and  32  b  14  n  e  qr 

23  38  13  Nov  4,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  C  F 

Hewins  $550 

EJgington  Pk,  Its  88  to  91,  34  4n  13  Feb 

12,  W  P  Dosenberg  to  L  F  Greenbnrg 

 $900 

Englewood  on  the  Hill.  It  34  b  2,  18  38  14 

Feb  23,  f  tiardt  to  F  Hardt   $450 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Its  181  and  181, 

19  38  14  Jan  17, '91,  E  A  Oammings  to 

L  Wiberg   $800 

Knglewood  dill,  U  37  b  8  Fej  14,  E  D 

Uosmer  to  O  B  Auderfcon  . .   $750 

Englewo  id  Hgts,  It  5  b  4  n  e  qr  6  37  14 

Ang  1,'94,  J  Ffcls  exrx,  to  Lee  Siotle8$500 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  'st  add,  It  89,  19 

38  14  Apr  6,'91,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  R 
Givins  $4C0 

Fornwood  Pk,  It  24  and  25  b  7  Feb  1,  S  M 

Smith  and  wife  to  E  J  Holmes  $900 

Fora'd  sub,  It  86  b  28,  19  40  14  Jane  1,'94, 

OT  Ford  lo  J  F  Wells  $725 

Towler's  resnb,  pt  S  S  Hmstd  add,  It  134 

Feb  15,  J  Walker  to  A  B  Kerr  $760 

Galvin's  sub,  It  42  b  1  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Mar 

4,  E  Galvin  to  F  Pyritz  $600 

Gross'  Pk  add.  It  11  b  1  Feb  '6,  A  Kickel 

to  J  W  C  Becker  

Hosmer  &  Mackey's  snb.  It  4  b  9  n  w  qr  2 

39  13  Oct  17,'94,  E  T  Brown  to   R  J 
Knapp  

Hnmboldt  Pk,  Pierct'i  add.  It  1  i  b  3  Dec 
31, '94,  Mast  in  Chy  to  L  W  ^lnohe^ter 
 $550 

Hyae  Pk,  Betger's  add,  It  3  b  7  Jan  28.  R 
Berger  to  D  Kahn  $800 

Jefferson,  Robert's  sub,  Its  18  and  19  b  45 
Fdb  27,  L  A  Badlong  to  A  C  Peet. .  .$500 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add.  It  16  b  23  Feb 
27,  J  McGoire  to  A  W  Jreene   $300 

Kelly's  sub,  Its  9  and  10  b  1  n  w  qr  5  37  14 
Apr  23,'91,  H  H  Thomas  to  W  Q  Oald- 
vfell  $90n 

Kelly's  sub,  It  10  b  1  same;  Dec  3 1, '94,  W 
Q  Caldwell  to  W  J  MoEldowney  $50 

Kralovec  &  Kaspar's  snb,  It  39  b  4,  26  39 
13  Sept  ],'90,  J  Kralcveo  to  J  Liska.$525 

1  a  m.  n'-'  eab,  It  104  b  3  O  T  8  33  H9  14 
Jan  29,  Hbt  of  V  H  Peterson  to  S  M 
Beaton  $250 


Lt  4  8  hf  b  38  sec  19  39  14  Apr  1,'86,  J 

Evans  to  J  Pidrman  $476 

Lt  45  b  2  snb  n  e  qr  8  e  qr  8  e  qr  7  38  14 

Deo  14,'93,  F  L  Sisson  to  E  Hein  $500 

Lt  216  snb  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  36  40  13  Nov 

2,'91,  J  N  Vanoe  to  E  O  Pratt   $P50 

Mason's  sub,  Us  25  to  29  b  7  s  e  qr  23  38 

13  Jane  12,'89,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  F  Hes- 
sel  $H50 

McMahan's  sub.  It  36  b  6  s  e  qr  24  39  13 

Feb  8,  J  Stiles  and  wife  to  R  Jelinek(850 
Messenger's  sub,  Its  27  #nd  28  b  2  s  w  qr 

14  38  13  Aug  7,'94,  V  H  Messenger  to  G 

F  Beanmont  $650 

North  &  Grand  avs,  Oalland's  sob,  It  32  b 
2.  34  40  13  Jans  27,^93,  H  A  Calland  to 

G  J  Stonberg  $500 

North  &  Grand  avs,  Calland's  8nb,lt  12  b  1, 
34  40  13  June  13, '93,  H  A  Oalland  to  H 

TTarrell  $350 

Norwood  Pk,  Whipple's  add,  It  22  b  3  Feb 

26,  L  B  Ball  to  H  McGregor  $250 

Norwood  Pk,  It  4  i  b  64.  6  40  13  Mar  2, 

Chas  Schneider  to  H  Schneider  $300 

Norwood  Pk,  Whipple's  add,  Its  5  and  6  b 

4  June  20,'94,  D  M  Ball  to  M  Ellison 
Ogden  blvd  add.  Its  22  28  and  29  b  2,  23 

and  26  39  13  Feb  15,  E  Mo  iregor  to  B 

De  St  Anbin  $250 

Orelop  &  Taylor's  sub.  It  40  b  9  n  e  qr  31 

38  15  Feb  21,  A  Orelop  to  C  A  Gentzel 
 $500 

Orvis  sob,  It  33  b  8  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Feb  28, 

F  J  Fisher  to  J  Alles  Jr  $600 

Phares'  sob,  It  41  b  1.  e  hf  s  w  qr  12  38  13, 

Feb  20,  T  J  Reddy  to  W  i!!ohoeman.$26C 
Pallman.  Bass'  Ist  add,  Its  15  and  16  b  1 

July  16,'91,  L  Bass  to  W  Gohler  ...  $600 
Pallman,  Gano's  add,  pt  Its  21  and  22  b  4 

Deo  24,  H  Gano  to  J  A  Seoord  $60') 

Ravenewood,  Coylet's  add.  It  33  and  w  hf 
It  34  b  1  Mar  3,'92,  H  M  Hnbberd  to  J 

A  Aldrich   .$937 

Sawjer's  sub,  It  3  b  2,  b  2  1st  add  to  Ken- 
sington; Feb  1,  O  B  Sawyer  to    M  J 

Picfeett  $650 

Sixty-third  st,  Cnmmings  &  Go's  snb.  It 
495,  18  38  14  Nov  13,'90,  E  A  Cnmmings 

to  H  A  Dahl   $6  0 

Sixty-third  et,  Cnmmings  &  Go's  snb.  It 
147,  18  38  14  Feb  6,  E  T  Spoor  to  F  A 

Early   $279 

South  Gh'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts,  Its  6  b  14 

Jan  30,  N  K  Fairbank  to  F  Bodgerj.$S75 
South  Englewood,  Hill  &  P'^  add.  It  17  b 

8  Feb  8,  R  White  to  R  E  Brownell. .  $600 
Spear's  add,  pt  It  1  of  Its  5  and  6  b  1  Feb 

27,  Q  L  Paddook  to  E  0  Sohroeder  . .  $250 
Stensland's  sub,  It  45  b  3  s  e  qr  13  40  13 

Sept  1,'94,  P  0  Stensland  to  O  Fromble 

 $400 

Stip  Gt  ptn.  It  12  snb  Its  2  to  5  s  w  qr  23 

39  13  Dec  29,'93,M  Stibel  to  J  Kraloveo 
 $700 

Sweet  C  &  B  sub,  Its  23  and  24  b  1  n  w  qr 
31  38  14  Feb  16,  G  W  Scott  to  M  J  Ool 

lins  $50(1 

Tolford's  sub,  It  6  b  2  8  e  qr  23  .39  13  Feb 

27,  P  J  Power  to  D  O  P  Sohulz   $625 

Traver's  snb,  It  35  b  1  pt  s  e  qr  23  39  13 

Mar  4,  B  Goetz  to  8  Robe   $875 

Twelfth  st  add,  Its  14  and  15  b  11,  14  39 
13  May  8, '90,  J  Devlin  to  L  Le  Moine 


Vanoe  &  P's  blvd  add.  It  6  b  3  n  w  qr  23 
39  13  Feb  23,  R  J  Rice  et  al  to  G  J 
DUezal  et  ftl  $800 

Wash  Hgts,  Hendriok's  sub.  It  45  and  pt 
It  44  Feb  25,  F  C  Paolin  to  M  Y  Holley 
 $900 

Wash  Hgts,  It  18  b  3  Jan  10,  O  W  Ander- 
son to  J  A  Wohlenberg  $500 

West  Pollman,  Larned  add,  It  14  b  2  Feb 
26,  A  A  Gates  to  N  E  Pnyear  $250 

West  Pnllman.  It  8  b  16  Peb  25,  Am  Tr  & 
8  Bk  to  F  P  Howe   $700 

West  Pullman,  It  38  b  15  Feb  25,  Am  Tr  & 
8  Bk  to  M  R  Meeoh   $700 

Yerkes' sob,  It  30  b  13,  19  40  14  Mar 
6,  L  Braun  to  A  Weyoer   $700 

Zearing  G  &  O  Snb,  It  1  b  3  of  bs  9  10  and 
11,  1  37  14  Deo  17,'94,  Wm  Kelly  to  M 
A  Noonan  $627 

SiUBUKBAN  WAKRAIMTV  UKK»S. 


OAIiUMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  Rood  &  W's  add.  It  25  b  6  sub  bs  2  6  avid 
6  lu  snb  b  4  feb  14,  V  M  Hughes  fo  0  LnDdln..|300 

ViDcennes  Ed  add.  Its  19  2ii  and  21  b  14  feb  14,  Mast 
In  Ohy  to  Mi  c  jacios  &  Traders  Svgs  &  L  Assn 
  12800 

OIOKBO. 

Aaslin  4  Merrick's  snb,  U  '9  of  U  1  b  ',  9  39  13  jsn 
1S,'94,  K  H  Ftshburn  to  C  W  Lasher   $1170 


Hawthorne,  Ms  6  and  6  b  24  feb  6,  J  Dolese  et  al  to 

M  K  Schmidt  $10,000 

8  T  8,  It  20  enb  of  It  12",  n  pt  16  39  18  feb  14,  W  D 

Fisher  to  J  J  Oresap  $1000 

Highlands,  It  277  and  n  hf  It  278,  17  39  13  may  24, 

'94,  8  Harnstrom  to  0  Anderson  $975 

22Dd  8t  blvd  snb.  It  2  b  B,  29  39  13  cot  24,'94,  E  P 

Kioe  to  A  I  Bonffleur  $445 

S  Rldgeland  Depot  sub.  It  100,  18  39  13  jan  29,'91,  J 

'r  lams  to  R  0  Palmer  1425 

Swigart's  sab.  Us  5  and  6  b  7,  18  39  13  feb  22,  A  B 

Height  to  M  M  Height  $600 

Schmidt's  snb,  w  hf  It  4  b  2,  6  39 13  feb  27,  F  Sohnltz 

to  8  Schaltz   ...$860 

Lt  24  b  2  sn  :>  of  19  39  13  jan  11,'92,  T  E  Byan  to  T 

Kindlan  1300 

Lt  24  same;  feb  1,  T  Kindlan  to  0  V  Lichtenhahn 

   $600 

Lt  3  and  s  18  ft  It  2  b  2  enb  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13  s 

of  R  R;  feb  25,  8  W  Lsmson  to  F  A  Hill   $16C0 

Berwyn,  Andrew  &  P's  1st  add.  It  49  b  6  ang  1,'92, 

W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  H  E  Martin  $625 

Austin  &  M's.sab,  It  4  snb  pt  It  1  b  1  n  n  qr  9  39  13 

dec  6,'92,  F  E  Ballard  to  W  H  Sohafer   $2119 

Salisbury's  enb.  Its  43  and  44  b  15,  5  39  18  feb  27,  8 

A  Tolman  to  0  E  Olson  $1000 

Haas' snb.  Its  39  to  42  n  pt  16  89  13   feb  26.  A  B 

Ooughlin  to  J  Gibbons  $2(00 

La  Vergne.  Eeefe's  sub,  It  .1  and  n  hf  It  4  b  4  feb 

2i,  A  MacNeal  to  J  B  Anderson   t7S0 

Morton  Pk,  Ondahy's  add  Its  18  19  21  23  and  24  b  7, 

feb  11,  8  R  Wilson  to  W  W  Weare  $2000 

La  Vergne,  Eeefe's  add,  It  35  b  1  feb  21,  H  N  8tol- 

tenberg  to  W  North  av  B  L  &  H  A  $1773 

Ridgelaud,  s  hf  It  6  and  n  hf  it  6  b  17,  7  and  8  39  13 

feb  20,  H  Ooombs  to  A  J  Coombs  $1000 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Its  18  and  19  b  2,  18  39  13 

feb  13,  J  W  Collins  to  J  as  L  Nichols  IIOI  0 

Austin  Bgts,  Its  66  and  67  b  1,  17  39  13  nov  I,'94,  F 

W  Hoffman  to  J  A  Hoffman  $2400 

Highlands  snb.  It  265  e  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  17  39  13 

sept  1,'94,  T  P  Sheldon  to  A  K  Walker  $350 

22nd  st  blvd  sub.  It  4  b  6,  29  39  13  mch  4,  R  W  Biett 

to  H  Schaefer  $/00 

Maclean  &  Tandercook's  resub.  Its  11  and  12  n  pt 

16  39  13  jan  31,  J  D  Maclean  to  E  B  Moore ....  $1000 
Berwyn,  Andrew  A  P's  2Dd  add,  its  33  to  36  b  33 

mch  1,  B  W  March  to  0  E  Piper  $28U0 

Houston's  enb,  It  54  s  w  qr  8  39  13  feb  26,   W  D 

Fischer  to  L  L  BobluHOD  11260 

Qrant  Loco  Works  add.  It  46  b  25  ang  23,'93,  Grant 

Ld  Issn  to  J  B  Sohuler  »B00 

Walker's  snb,  It  23  b  1  n  w  qr  9  89  13  dec  14, '94,  G 

Koeter  to  J  Frank    $525 

Highlands,  It  215  mch  4,  8  Harnstrom  to  J  Mentenf- 

fel  $850 

Highlands,  it  214  and  215  292  293  302  and  803  mch  5, 

J  Mantenflel  to  A  Olson  $5400 

Lts  6  and  7  b  2  snb  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  89  13  mch  1,  F  A 

Hill  to  Wm  G  Newbury  $6200 

Beynolds'  snb,  s  56  f  t  It  9  b  6  n  w  qr  e  w  qr  6  89  13 

feb  17,  0  H  Eobernns  to  Allen  Land  &  Loan  Co 

  $2200 

Reynolds'  sub.  Its  11  atd  12  b  1  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  6  39 

13  feb  27,  A  T  Reich  to  Allen  Land  &  Loan  Co  $4665 
Hawthorne,  Kessler  Bros'  resnb,  it  5  b  85  apr  26, 

'89,  M  B  Beesler  to  J  Seebaner  $i50 

Grant  Loco  Wrks  add.  It  26  b  6  ang  9, '92,  D  B  Ly- 
man et  al  al  to  E  A  Haellngs.....  td'M 

Grant  Loco  Wrke  add.  It  31  b  22  mch  2,  D  B  Lyman 

to  0  Corper  $600 

McMillan  &  W's  4th  add.  It  35  b  16  s  hf  e  e  qr  s  e  qr 

27  39  13  mch  6,  Wm  T  McOall  to  R  Wilson  $400 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  Its  29  and  30  b  7 

feb  25,  Wither  J  Andrews  and  wife  to  E  8  Qoode- 

nongh  $1650 

Austin's  enb.  It  6,  ex  e  26  ft,  b  f>,  8  and  9  39  13  mch 

3,  H  Cooling  to  J  Dunfee  ...$400 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston,  Whipple's  add.  Its  43  and  44  b  4  feb  28, 

F  H  Baker  to  G  I  urgeson  $800 

Evanston,  White's  add,  and  hf  It  14  b  2  feb  4,  J  T 

Brown  to  D  0  Ronndy  $2000 

Kerr's  sub,  Its  29  to  S3  b  1  w  hf  n  w  qr  29  37  14  feb 

20,  K  W  B  &  L  Assn  to  J  R  Potnam  $2300 

Cnmmings'  enb.  It  18  b  2  n  w  qr  8  37  14  feb  14,  A  W 

Greene  to  L  E  Genner  $500 

8  Evanston,  Torry  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  1  mch  16,'63, 

0  C  Fricke  to  H  0  Reiner  $350 

Evanston,  e  30  ft  It  2  and  n.20  ft  It  3  resub  pt  Em- 
erson st  b  2  oct  8,'94,  M  E  Wilson  to  F  W  Beers 
  $7500 

Evanston,  Mo  Sell's  add,  e  'dTA  ft  It  IB  and  w  hf  It 
20  b  6  feb  26,  B  U  B  Hitt  to  J  J  Smith   $1500 

NEW  TBIEB. 

W  ilmette,  Baner'e  add.  Its  25  and  26  b  6  feb  28,  P 
C  Richards  to  G  Craig  $6u0 

Glencoe,  Anderson's  add,  32  Its;  mar  l,  A  -Grattels 
to  H  F  Stebbins  $10,000 

Gage's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  4,  8  and  17  42  13  feb  28, 
M  F  Rlggle  to  M  A  Kieoappel  $4700 

Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add,  Its  31  to  34  b  3  feb  25,  M 

1  Paul  taO  E  Hambleton  $1000 


Wilmette,  same  add,  Its  15  and  16  b  3  feb  26.  M  E 

Paul  to  E  D  Wing...,  1475 

Wlnnetka.  Allee' Ist  add.  Its  2  and  3b8  feb  27,  M 

Alles  to  F  H  Fisher  ,  .   $1000 

Dale's  add,  It  7  b  2  feb  23,  J  F  McGuire  to  B  P 

Nelson  $900 

Eenilworth,  Avoca  add.  He  1  and  2  b  11  feb  28,  J  J 

Frey  to  J  Nuffer  $325 

Diogee  &  McD  resnb.  It  8  b  4,  bs  3  9  10  and  s  hf  8 

Wilmette,  feb  2li,  J  Weis  to  H  Herbon  $610 


Dancaster's  sub.  Its  31  and  32  e  e  qr  2  38  12  oct  16, 

92,  H  J  DancBster  to  H  Brokmeler....  $400 

Curtis'  snb  Its  119  and  120  e  hf  6  38  13  feb  14,  Roy- 
al Trust  Co  to  8  A  Fey  $8(0 

Niokerson'B  eub,  It  109  e  bt  6  88  13  feb  26,  8ame  to 
F  E  Fey  $600 

MAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  18  and  19  b  4  dec  22,'94,  J   R  Bntler 

to  A  H  Rebllng  $15(0 

Edison  Pk,  Its  22  to  25  b  13,  36  41  14  feb  18,  B  Payne 

to  C  E  Erbklne  $14(0 

Edison  Pk,  Its  17  and  18  b  13  Its  22  acd  23  b  14  feb 

18,  E  P  Adams  to  0  E  ErsklDt  $12(  0 

Caofleld,  Peale's  snb.  Its  33  and  34  b  1,  36  42  12  mch 

24, '90,  R  S  Peale  to  M  EUinger  $iOO 

De^plaines,  Riverside  add,  it  14  b  8  feb  2(),  J  W 

Brock  tr  to  M  A  Mengel  $2(0 

Bivervlfcw,  baker's  add.  It  43  b  2  and  it  16  b  1  feb 

2,  Wm  A  Hamilton  to  M  Slarms  $600 

PEOVIBO. 

Grossdale,  Grose'  1st  add,  It  9  b  43  feb  28,  F  Berg- 
man to  A  W  Bergman  $225 

Bellewood,  Its  822  and  3'i3  feb  2,  J  A  Allen  to  J 

Quiun  $300 

Grosedale.  It  6  b  6  feb  1'2.  A  Peterson  to  D  R  Bowe- 

by    $400 

Harlerb,  Kchlund's  snb  in  R  R  add.  It  20  b  1  july  It), 

I,  E  M  Sohlnud  to  L  Van  Horn   $1000 

Madison  st  add,  Its  588  and  689,  10  39  12  feb  18,  O  C 

Payne  to  J  8  Clemen';  1600 

DuQtop's  snb.  It  26  b  10  s  e  qr  13  39  12  feb  16,  J  An- 

stett  and  wife  to  J  H  Keegan   $25  i 

May  word.  It  13  and  s  hf  It  14  b  112  feb  6,  Maywood 

Co  to  J  Clark  $600 

Madison  st  ado.  Its  403  and  404,  10  39  12  feb  26,  L  O 

Hunter  to  A  Hunter    $500 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  42  b  69  mch  2,   8  E 

Gross  to  H  J  Palmer    1375 

River  Forest,  Edgewater  Pk  add.  Us  68  end  59  mch 

2,  E  K  Purvis  to  Q  M  Fadner  $1-^00 

Marsh's  snb.  It  4  b  2  n  e  qr  16  39  12  feb  26,  M  I  ar- 
son to  C  Ropp  ..$1000 

THOBNTON. 

Phillip's  sub,  9  Its,  n  e  qr  18  36  15  feb  8,  J  B  Libby 

to  8  Wight  et  al   $27uu 

Ritchie's  add,  Its  36  to  39  b  1  s  e  qr  2  36  14   nov  7, 

94,  P  Geraghty  to  W  H  Roberts  $1000 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  47  b  8  feb  27,  M  il  Brown 

to  N  P  Anderson   $450 

Brown  &  Bingham's  snb.  It  6  b  4  and  It  40  b  6  mch 

30,'93,  J  H  MoGraw  to  F  L  Davis  }800 

N  Lansing,  Its  13  and  14  b  3  feb  1,  W  Winterhoft  to 

M  Langbehn  ,  ..  $400 

Homewood,  Oak  Hill  sub.  Its  6  6  and  7  b  1  sept  9, 

93,  T  A  Johnston  to  May  Johnston  $1600 

Harvey,  Lord's  169th  st  add.  Its  1  to  18  b  19  moh  5, 

A  Speight  to  M  L  Cnaniogham  $710 

Hiimmond,  Snydacker  &  A's  111  add.  It  9  b  S  mch  2, 

E  B  Woodbridge  to  L  EOonley   $600 

Harvey,  Academy  add,  Its  28  and  29  b  "H";  feb  27, 
A  GritSth  to  Farmers  &  Mchts  Bk  of  Vandalia 

111   *7ii0 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  sub.  It  28  b  2  e  hf  s  e  qr  s 
w  qr  36  36  14  aug  24,'94,  J  Beesly  and  wife  to 
Oudoey  &  Co  $200 

WOBTH. 

Assr'8  dlv,  It  3  of  It  5  b  4  8  e  qr  26  37  13  feb  28.  O  E 

Eames  to  L  Eriokson   $500 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  2  b  1.  25  37  13  feb  27,  Est  0  O 

Collins  to  P  N  Miller   |4(0 

So  UighlandB,  e  hf  It  16  b  1  8  e  qr  26  37  13  feb  15,  R 

B  Collins  to  C  Danialson  $426 

West  Highlands,  w  100  ft  of  Its  11  to  16  and  w  hf  e 
26  ft  It  16  b  6  moh  4.  Est  of  Chas  0  Collins  to  F 
Peissner  $250 

LETDEN . 

Fairvlew,  Lee's  add.  It  20  b  4  apr  21, '94,  B  L  Lee  to 
8  Bishop  $240 

Elver  Park,  Loeb's  2nd  add.  Us  111  to  147  mar  6, 
W  T  Lettle  to  E  B  Weeks  $1400 

Ellsworth,  It  29  b  8  mar  1,  E  B  Weeks  to  F  A  John- 
son $260 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  It  6  b  34  feb  27,  L  Franklin 
to  N  Noeth  $625 

Franklin  Pk,  same  add.  It  6  b  3*  feb  27,  Sauie  to  M 
Noeth  $525 

Franklin  Pk.  Its  18  and  19  b  16,  27  40  12  (eb  6,  J  A 
Doherty  to  F  Claiborne  $300 


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BIiOOU. 

Ch'go  egls,  Eeeoer's  sab,  He  19  to  2i  b  1  ftb  20,  A 

t  EeiDey  to  A  Helois  $1250 

Oh'go  HgtP,  Eeeney'e  sob,  Its  31  to  34  b  32,  33  36  14 

feb  28,  A  F  Keeney  to  H  Schiller  1800 

Oh'go  Hgt=.  saire  add.  Us  26  to  30  b  21,  Its  46  to  49 

b  28  feb  2    Same  to  B  Erbe  $2300 

Oh'go  Hgte,  It  1  b  219  aug  26, '64,  Chicago  T  &  T  Oo 

to  A  J  J  Miller  $800 

Oh'go  Hgte,  Keeney's  enb.  Its  31  and  32  b  26  feb  28, 

A  F  Keeney  to  Wm  Gary  $500 


OBLAND 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  15  b  20  dec  21,'94,  J  H  P  Qanes  to  F 
0  «ood  1200 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  8  and  39  b  27  oot  22,'94,  T  Q  &  T 
Oo  to  Same  $400 

BIOH. 

Matteson,  Its  6  to  10  b  26,  feb  25,  O  L  Race  to  J 
Wollenberg  1376 

ELK  OBOVE. 
Lts  3  and  4  in  s  w  qr  17  41 11  jan  23,  Mast  In  Ohy  to 
J  RehliDg  I3B0 

T,EMONT. 

Lemnnt  Dowee's  add.  Its  28  and  24  b  8  oct  17, '93,  E 
Keough  to  V  Mnezsl    |300 

WHEBLINQ. 

Wheeling,  Dean's  add.  It  1  feb  16,  M  Fassbender  to 

W  Fassbender  et  al  $1400 

BBEMEN. 

Clalrmont,  Its  44  and  45  b  9  feb  25,  S  E  Barrell  to 

M  0  Pnrcell      |490 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Go's  4th  snb,  It  172  b  3  sept  9, 

'94,  8  E  Barrell  to  K  S  Walker  $250 

NOBTHEIELD. 
10  acres  in  8  e  cor  8  e  qr  14  42  12  feb  18,  Est  of  F 

Schmidt  to  P  Schnlte  $1000 

Bornfl's  eub.  Its  1  to  18  b  10  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  12  42  12 

jane  16,'94,  D  0  Boruft  to  L  H  Harris   $8100 

Pt  8  w  qr  8  eqr  36  42  12,  14.60  acres,   mch  5,  B 

Gatechet  to  A  Gatschet  $2000 

SOHAUMBEBQ. 
8  e  qr  n  e  qr  e  hf  8  w  qr  w  hf  n  e  pt  e  ht  8  w  qr  pt 
w  hf  n  w  qr  pi  8  e  qr  8  41  10  jan  15,  By  Dammer- 
man  to  E  Dammerman  $15  OOO 

HANOVEB. 

Pt  8  e  cor  8  w  qr  sec  27,  132.20  acres,  e  hf  n  e  qr  n 
w  qr  sec  35  and  n  20  acres  w  hf  n  w  qr  sec  3'5  mch 

1,  O  Weller  et  al  L  Eambracht   $10,000 

PALATINE. 

Palatine,  Its  5  6  and  7  b  9  mch  9,  W  8  Wellman  to 
H  Ktchenhorst  t21"o 


TKCI8T  AND  iUOKTUAUKIi. 

InolDding  Bnlldlns  and  Loan  Societies. 
Atzel  S  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  28  It  45 

b  13,33  40  ]4,  ly  7%  |100C 

Anderson  J  to  E  Stook  feb  15  pt  It  44  b  7 

b  10,  Sheffield  J  to  E  Stook  6%  JIO.OOO 

Anson  F  H  to  J  H  Van  Vli^aingen  jan  19 

It  30  Lest-ir's  sob  Ifi  38  14,  2y  6%.  |1650 
Ander  J  P  to  D  8  Simon  deo  20  b  26  11 

and  12,  40  13,  6^   |18,250 

Aynes  E  to  E  M  Mnlford  Jr  feb  25  It  10  b 

4,  22  40  13,  6<«  11800 

Arthnr  A  M  to  F  Q  Bradley  mar  1  pt  It  24 

b  22,  12  39  13.  5y6«   |8000 

Anderson  A  to  W  W  Baird  Une  18'92  It  8 

and  pt  9  b  5,  20  38  14,  6%'  $1000 

Austin  W  A  to  J  R  Case  feb  23  It  9  b  2 

7  39  13,  3y  6%  12700 

Anderson  H  N  to  B  Berger  mar  1  It  12  b 

6,  20  40  14,  5y  ej^^  |2noo 

Andrews  W  J  to  U  Beers  feb  21  Ua  16 

and  17  b  1,  Berwyn  .3y  6^   |5000 

Anderson  A  B  to  0  H  Jackson  feb  14  It 

37  b  8,  18  39  14.  5y  7!g   ,  |2000 

Atkinson  L  J  to  J  W  Oommings  mar  2  It 

15  b  35,35  38  14,  4y   |1019 

Anrell  J  to  C  A  Fomeroy  feb  15  It  43  b- 

29,8  37  15,  n  11550 

Bnhmann  C  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  23  It  19 

b  94,  19  39  14,  5y  6%.  |3000 

Bredfleld  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  25  It 

20  bl,  15  39  13.  5y  6%  |2500 

Bodmes  G  &  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb 

J  0  It  12  b  3,  20  40  14,  5 V  61^^  $24(0 

Best  M  M  to  L  Baird  feb  20  It  2  It  18  b  4 

2  38  14,  3y  e%  |2500 

Best  L  O  to  Exnit  Trost  Oo  ian  1  pt  It  18 

bl,2  38  14,  6%  r.$i!0,000 

Bnnke  J  to  0  L  Qammond  feb  5  It  17  b 

A,  32  38  14  7?  |18P0 

Bryant  A  O  to  ClerKs  4  Mechanics  B  L 

&  I  Union,  feb  18  it  22  and  pt  23  b  2,  5 

39  13,  8?  $2000 

Burns  R  M  to  K  Pardee  feb  25  Its  55  56 

etc,  Brookhaven  23  38  14,  7%  4  deeds 


Brown  B  to  8  Straus  feb 
Crane  &  W  snb  17  39 


•  • .    |70C0 

26  Its  70  and  71 
14,  33  mos  6% 
 $1100 


Brown  U  B  to  L  Dmlanf  feb  8  Its  7  to 9  b 

18,  6  38  12,  18  mos  7%  $2000 

Book  0  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  26  It  18 

b  2  b  1,  19  40  14,  4y  7^  $1500 

Blase  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  27  It  11 

It  2  b  21,  Shfcffiald  add  ly  614%  $2250 

Breman  F  W  to  W  Loeb  feb  13  It  23  b  5, 

7  37  14,  6y  7%   $2000 

Bissinger  B  to  G  G  Newbury  feb  18  Its  1 

to  4  and  pt  5  b  1,  l(i  38  14,  3y  6%  $10,c  00 
Cossett  F  D  to  F  J  Griflfen  mch  1  It  1  and 

pt  2  b  19,  4  38  12,  5y  7^  $2000 

CaldwellOW  Q  to  D  Wallace  nov  12  It  1  b 

2,  29  35  14,   ly  7^   $2600 

Ohristman  K  E  to  A  L  Baker  feb  25  Its  18 

to  20  b  3,  3  38  14,  5y  6%   $6500 

Carlson  J  to  E  Johnson  mch  10  It  32  b  3, 

8  39  14,  6y  6%   $25(0 

Clements  P  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  26 

Its  1  and  2  b  3.  16  3ei  U,  3y  6^4%  .$2500 
Cohn  M  &  B  to  8  Zeisler  mar  1  It  5  It  1  b 

66,  21  39  14   $6001 

Corlatt  J  to  P  O  Stensland  jan  27  It  55  b 

2,5  39  14.  5y  6%  $1400 

Carpenter  M  B  to  T  Kearuev  feb  28  It  39 

Price  Co  Oak  Park  3y  7%   $2000 

Coleman  SB  to  E  K  Gustin  jan  1  pt  b 

143,  91  75  92  and  7  7  Chi  Hghts  6%  $59,300 
Cumminps  11  to  E  F  Bayley  jin  18  It  4  b 

2,  23  3fe  14,  3y  6«   $13,000 

Chicago  Evensnfc  Post  Co  to  Equitable 

T  Oo,  feb  19  pt  H  4  b  55,  o  t,— .".$150,000 
Conway  W  to  G  W  Newcomb  feb  25  pt  It 

16  b  2,  My  rick  add  ly  6%  $12(  0 

Chapman  8  lo  C  0  Whitaore  feb  27  pt  It 

9  b  1^,  22  39  14,  2y  6^  $5000 

Ondli  J  to  M  Frolich  feb  26  It  1  b  21,  35 

40  13,  6^^  $2700 

Cook  M  E  to  H  W  Austin  feb  25  Its  1  to 

3  It  6,  7  39  13,  6^   $6000 

Chicago  Skein  <fc  Axle  Co  to  OA  Kim- 
bark  jan  21  It  2  and  pt  I  b  2.  26  38  14, 

*  mos  7%   $7387 

Cameron  8  P  to  0  Wolteredorf  feb  28  It 

46  b6,  22  38  U,  7%  $1331 

Donghty  T  to  W  Ashton  feb  1  It  1  b  2.  9 

3«  14,  3y  7^.   $25(10 

Doyle  0  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  14  It  29  b  1, 

6  37  15  3y  7^  $1000 

DooJey  J  to  J   K  Clowry  feb  28  It  1  s  w 

M3  38  14,  7%  $3t  0 

Dnears  J  &  R  to  W  C  Kinney  feb  26  It  13 

b  14,  22  38  14,  B%  $2500 

Dietrich  M  to  A  Torpe  feb  26  It  2  It  83, 

Butterfield  add  5y  6^   $2400 

Dailey  T  J  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  20  pt  It  5 

b  2.  22  38  14.  6y  65f  $3(00 

Day  T  to  F  R  Chandler  feb  25  pt  It  2  b  2, 

28  38  14,  6y  6%    $2000 

Enqnist  M  to  0  Catlin  feb  21  It  30,  Fein- 
berg  add,  20  40  14.  6y  6%  $4500 

Evans  I  R  to  P  Fahrney  feb  4  Dt  It  18  b 

5,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Evans  W  L  to  M  W  Pinokney  feb  26  It  19 

b  94,  5  and  6  37  15,  7%   $3000 

Engtrand  O  E  to  J  R  Burleigh  feb  26  Its 
31  and  32  Lister  snb  16  38  14.  ly  6% 

  $4500 

Evans  W  L  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  feb 

18  It  20  b  94,  5  and  6  37  15,7^  $2300 

Eberhart  M  J  to  Masonic  M  8  &  L  Assn 

feb  26  It  43  and  44  b  3,  14  38  14.  ..$1400 
Edler  F  C  to  0  Moll  mar  1  Its  15  and  16 

b  27,  4  38  12,  ly  6«   ...$3000 

Erdmann  E  to  F  K  Krumseig  mar  2  It  4 

b  1,  6  39  14,  5y  6%    ...$1350 

Ender  M  &  W  G  et  al  to  J  C  McCnllongh 

feb  26  It  21  b  37,  W  Hghts  3y  7<«...$5500 
Ferris  Whees  Co  to  III  Trust  &  8  Bk  feb 
1  all  property,  franchises  and  leases  on 
Its  7  to  10,  Andrews  sub  28  40  14,  3y  6% 

 $3t  0,000 

Franz  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  251*,  24 

bl,  23  39  1.3,  5y  6}4%  $2500 

Field  J  D  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn  mar  1 

pt  b  5,  6  39  13,  8^  $4000 

Flodine  L  E  to  W  H  Holden  feb  11  Its  10 
and  11  It   11,  16  38    14,  ly  6%  2  deeds 

 $18,500 

Fehr  G  A  to  0  L  Schaar  feb  1  It  8  It  1  b 

41,  21  39  14,  5y  7^  $2000 

Featherstono  A  J  to  G  A  Trude  feb  26  pt 
Its  7  and  8  b  2,  etc,  17  39  14,  and  o  p.  3 

y  7^  $6000 

Froendt  C  to  8  Zeisler  feb  26  It  11  Ballin 

subd  8  38  14   $3400 

Gralak  J  lo  M  W  Kozminski  feb  25  It  14 

b  8.  8  &  Fox  add,  5y  6^%   $1200 

Goetzelman  W  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr,  feb 

26  It  3  and  4  b  6.  22  H9  14,  8%  $1000 

Goodjohn  F  to  Mnt  L  las  Oo  feb   1  It  64 

and  pt  63  b  58,  7  39  14,  5y  5^%  . .  $50  0 
Gregsten  8  to  N  W  Mnt  \,  Ins  Oo  feb  VI 
It  12  to  15  It    11     b  4,  22  39  14,  fiy  £!IS 

  $30,000 

Gilmore  W  to  J  B  Galloway  feb  20  pt  It 
18  b  16,  28  38  14,  6y  6^  $3000 


Greenfield  M  to  M  B  Greenebanm  feb 
26  It  42  b  2,  20  38  14,  6y  7^  $1600 

Gregory  J  to  F  W  Straus  feb  26  pt  b  3,  8 
38  14,  2y  7%   $2000 

Gregory  J  to  F  W  Thomas  feb  27  Its  25 
and  26  and  pt  27  b  7,  17  38  14,  2y  7% 
  $2Cro 

Gregory  J  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  25  It  6  b  1, 
Ashland  add  5y  6%  $4000 


Gilbert  B  T  to  F  3  Peabody  feb  11  It  13 
b  8,  11  38  14  2y 


$6(  00 

Green  W  to  H  P  Nichols  deo  19  It  8  b  85, 

10  39  12,  3y  7%.  $1200 

Gindele  0  to  W  B  Cairnduff  feb  28  Its  10 

and  11,  13  39  13,  7?;  $5000 

Giepil  E  0  to  L  Rathje  feb  27  It  5  It  11 

b  1,  20  38  14,  3y  6%%   $35(0 

Granstrem  A  G  to  E  G  Pauling  feb  26  Its 

64  and  65  b  6,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $5500 

Gnckenmus  F  to  Norihn  Trust  Co  mch  1 

It  29  b  2,  6  39  14,  5y  6«  $6000 

Gregory  E  R  to  Title  Guar  A  T  Oo  moh  1 

pt  It  45  b  1  It  A,  28  40  14,  2y  6^  . . . .  $2500 
Hasting  8  E  to  E  F  Hunyan  moh  ?  It  52. 

Haywood  snb  34  39  14,  ly  6%   $lfiOO 

fTaoson  AN  to  V  J  Dnokers  feb  25  It  8  b 

19,  22  40  13,  5y  6?   $2000 

Hartman  B  to  V  J  Duckers  feb  25  It  9  b 

9,  Irving  Park  5y  ii%  ,  ..$2000 

Bolway  P  W  to  A  L  Ktjmoer  moh  1  It  36 

b  ii' 33  39  14.  5y6%.   . .'.   '6000 

Hauser  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  17  It 

56  b  9,  20  39  14,  5y  6%  ...   $4500 

Bayes  T  to  J  F  Jorn  Its  17  and  18  b  B, 

32  39  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Holchkiss  0   8  to  D  Files  feb  23  Its  18 

to  20  b  3,  Montrose  6%   $3000 

Hall  J  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  23  It  15 

b  3,  9  39  13,  3y  7%   $3500 

Hoffman  P  J  to  J  R  Foulke  feb  5  pt  It  9 

b  39,  Ellis  e  add,  6y  5^%   $1800 

Halligan  L  M  to  0  M  Brady  feb  27  It  14 

Roth  snb  11  39  13,  3y  6%  $2i  00 

Hallahan  M  F  to  S  W  Straus  feb  21  It  46 

b  2,  J6  38  14,  3y  6«  $^000 

Hussander  J  F  to  F  A  Smith  feb  15  Its  31 

and  32  b  17,  28  40  14,  ly  6%  $1343 

Untohinson  B  M  to  J  E  Besler    eb  28  it 

47  b  2,  30  40  14,  3y  6%   ..  $1050 

Henselman  L  and  R  to  Northern  T  Oo 
feb  15  pt  It  12  b  10,  28  40  14,  5y  6% 

 $13,000 

Healy  T  to  0  W  Nioholes  feb  27  It  23  it  1, 

33  39  14,  3y  7%   $1000 

Hodek  V  to  W  Kaspar  feb  27  It  11  b  8.  20 

39  14.  3y  6%  $2500 

Bobbs  E  E  to  Northn  Trust  Co  feb  15  It 

10  b  12,  14  .38  14.  5y  6^  $2000 

Hall  W  J  to  W  A  Hammond  j^n  I  J  pt  b 

3.  23  39  13,  ly  6%  $1350 

Hewitt  J  to  D  Qnigg  feb  29  It  69  to  61  b 

13,  19  39  14,  ly  esc  $1250 

Hartwig  O  J  to  M  Wolf  feb  13  Us  11  and 

12  b  1.  25  40  1.3,  2y  6%  $1200 

Harter  F  J  to  Bines  Lumber  Oo  Its  6  to 

9  and  11  b  4t,  Elston  add  ly  6%  . .  $4000 
Julian  J  P  to  B  Felsenthal  feb  27  It  20  b 

1,  etc,  b  11,  Cornell  6y  6}^%   $1900 

Johnson  J  B  to  HA  Hangan  feb  23  It  52 
and  pt  53,  Feinberg  add,  2'>  40  14,  5y 

6%  $3500 

Jablanski  E  to  J  Bliaha  feb  27  It  35  b 

3.  b3,  17  39  14,  5y  6%.   $1000 

Jochnm  J  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  28  It  1  b 

8,  Sheffield  add  5y  Gi  $6500 

Johnson  0  to  E  '*  Pauling  feb  2i;,  It  83, 

Feinberger's  add  20  40  14,  5y  6%. .  .$4500 
Jeffrey  J  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  25  pt  n  e 

U  b  10,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  $9t00 

Janier  J  A  to  J  B  Galloway  feb  26  It  1  to 

4  and  9  to  12  b  12.  20  42  13,  5y  7^. $6500 
Knhnen  N  Jr  to  EG  Foreman  feb  20  It 
9  to  12  b  26,  Ravenswood  6y  6%  2  deeds 

 $12,800 

Keeks  A  to  G  J  Tatge  feb  25,  It  7  s  e  ^  s 

e  )i  4  38  14,  5y  7^   $1000 

Kingsley  H  B  to  W  T  Rickords  j  in  2  It 

19  b  24,  Evnstn  4i^y  e%  $4700 

Klanok  F  to  C  J  Krumseig  feb  7  It  17  b  1, 

6  39  14,  3y  7%   $2400 

Kienappel  M  A  to  J  B  Moir  feb  8  Its  1 

and  2  b  4,  8  39  13,  4y  8%  $2800 

Kowalski  C  A  to  F  A  Helmer  jan  22  Its  1 

to  24  b  9,  36  38  13,  3y  6^  $15,000 

Kort  F  F  to  W  Hahne  jan  16  pt  It  3  b  3, 

Dalton  by  6%  $2400 

Knpierz  J  to  PKiolbassa  feb  25  It  36  b  2:^, 

5  39  14,  3y  6%   $180) 

Knott  G  F  to  G  W  Murray  feb  26  pt  n  e 

i4,  18  37  14,  5y  7^  ...    ...  $3000 

Lee  J  to  H  H  Rose  feb  28  It  3  b  2,  11  39 

13,  6!6  $1250 

f/anbenctein  MB&GHto  DB  Lyman 
feb  20  Us  15  and  16  b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  6% 

 ${500 

Lange  H  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  10  ot  It  8 
bl2,  6  40  13,  5y  6%  "...,$7500 


Levinson  J  to  J  G  Snydacker  mch  4  It  8<! 

b  3,  20  39  14.  6y  6?  $3800 

Loose  W  to  0  F  Sdinmacber  mar  1  It  46 

b  3,  Walker's  Dock  add  3y  6s?  $3400 

Lee  J  L  to  E  0  Ritshsr  j  tn  15  Its  463  and 

464  b  10,  2nd  div  Riverside  ly  6^.. $1500 
Langgoth  J  F  to  J  Stern  feo  27  It  57  It 

F,  28  40  14   $4000 

Lacy  W  H  to  R  Birger  feb  25  pt  It  24  b 

1,36  40  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Levora  T  tj  A  Kozel  feb  25  It  66  b  43,  19 

39  14,  4y  7%  $24,  0 

Luokow  0  T  to  M  E  Stone  dec  10  pt  Its 

1  and  4  b  14,  17  39  14,  6^   $3500 

LindqList  0  O  to  B  F  MoConnell  jan  11 

It  14  b  1,  21  40  14,  5y  el4%  $3400 

LaBayn  JO  to   J  H  Van  Vlispingen  jan 
28  Its  42    to  48    It  66,  10   37    14.  by  7% 

    $1600 

Lindemann  0  to  C  Werno  feb  26  It  1  b  61, 

19  39  14,  6^   $3,500 

Lorenz  L  to  G  D  Ptase  jnly  6  It  71  It  8, 

4  38  14,  5y  e%   «-,ooo 

Lardner  D  to  D  B  Lyman  feb  9  It  1  It  1 

b  13,  17  39  14,  5y  61^^  $7000 

Moirhead  G  to  J  W  Hough  jin  22  Its  46 

to  48  b  2,  21  28  14,  lOy  6^    $-,;0,i)00 

Mayhew  B  P  to  8  M  Moore  feb  26  It  ^41, 

Bill  snbd,  20  38  14,  7%   $1000 

Mueller  E  to  W  Heinemann  feb  27  It  13 

and  pt  12  b  25,  17  39  14  5y  G%  $4000 

MoKimm  0  J  to  J  O  Irwin  jan  25  pt  It  2 

b  2  b  9,  16  38  14,  66m.  6J<   $2:;00 

Mason  H  H  to  T  Kearney  feb  26,  s  K  it  1 

b  1.  23  39  13,  3y  7%   $JOOO 

Mitchell  D  J  to  J    B  Gallowav  feb  23  Its 

2C  to  23  b  1 ,  4  38  14,  6«  2  deeds ....  $2700 
Marineo  L  to  8  4;  Mer  B  &  L  Assn  jan  1 

It  38  b  2,  17  39  14   $2lOO 

Mead  M  A  to  G  L  Lamping  feb  19  pt  It 

5  b  1,  28  38  14,  3y  6^   $4000 

McOarron  B  J  to  J  E  Dalton  feb  11  It  88 

b  17.  7  39  14,  7^   ...  I25C0 

MoCaflery  J  W  to  P  O  Stenpland  feb  2(i 

Its  'A3  and  2 1  b  6.  26  40  13,  3y  6^ . .  .  $2(  00 
McQowan  P  to  P  Van  Vlisspogen  feb  23 

It  12  b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $2500 

McOaffery  J  W  to  P  O  Stensland  feb  VO 

It  26  and  26  b  6,  26  40  13,  3y  6% . .  .  .  $2600 
Melka  L  to  Ohi  Tide  &  T  Co  feb  25  It  17 

b  7,  18  39  14,  5v  6^  $3000, 

McKay  D  0  to  A  W  Martin  feb  13  pt  b  2 

to  4,  Beverly  Bill  ly  7^   $2550 

Mummer  C  to  M  8  Barston  feb  2(,  It  6  It 

75,  23  38  14,  4y  755   $16(0 

Mann  T  J  to  A  A  Keeler  feb  25  it  51  b  1 , 

36  41  13,  5y  6^  $1500 

Matz  E  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  27  It  6  b  1,  1 

39  13,  6^  $4500 

Martin  W  R  to  M  W  Pinokny  feb  27  pt  It 

8  b  5,  10  38  14,  6%  $3000 

Maedge  W  0  to  R  Berger  feb  25  It  58  b  1, 

20  40  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Major  L  M  to  W  Heinemann  feb  28  It  6  b 

6,  29  40  14,  2y  6%  $1000 

Martin  J  W  to  J  S  Norton  feb  26  pt  It  3 

b  5,  18  41  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Miller  0  &  H  J  to  G  Coombs  feb  27  It  36 

b  16,  29  40  14,  6%%  $ieno 

Messinger  0  J  to  AW  Martin  feb  27  pt 
its  1   and  2  It  13,  Ellis  e   add,  4y  6% 

   $2ii.(  CO 

Mazikowski  F  to  M  Frohlich  mch  1  It  44 

b  22,  5  39  14,  3y  7%  $1900 

MoQaire  J  F  to  OK  Hutchinson  feb  11 

It  4  b  4,  21  40  14,  3y  6%  $375u 

McFadden  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  27 

It  11  b  10,  28  38  14,  5y  6^  $3800 

Miller  J  V  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  26  It  3  b 

2,  1  39  13,  5y  6^    .  .  $4000 

Mnnahan  M  to  B  F  Bayley  feb  20  It  3V 

Lorimers  snb  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $2(  00 

Neebe  J  to  W  D  Kerfoot  jan  2.'  It  9  b  8, 

6  39  14,  6^  $1200 

Nilson  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  feb  ^'8  it 

29  b  1,  19  40  14,  3y  6    $1000 

North  W  Lodge  388  I  O  of  b'  to  G  M 
Rogers  jan  2  It  20  b  29,  5  39  14,  l"y  6^ 

 $6300 

Nolan  J  0  to  J  Kenny  feb  23  It  56  b  23, 

7  39  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Neil  W  J  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  moh  1  ot  Its 

13  to  15  b  3,  7  39  14,  5y  6<8  $70ro 

Olewine  T  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  26  It  60  b 

1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^    $1300 

Olesen  H  L  to  W  F  Lubeke  feb  25  pt  b 

10,  35  40  13,  5y  7%   $20  CO 

Orvis  J  8  to  A  Torpe  mai'  1  It  44  b  5,  15 

39  13,  7<«  $26  00 

O'Neill  M  to  8  W  Strans  moh  1  It  18  b  2, 

22  38  14,  5y  6%  $17  60 

O'Oonnell  J  0  to  EG  Foreman  fab  27  Its 

49  and  50  Scott  add  ly  6%  $5000 

Prokop  F  to  J  Sindelar  feb  26  It  2  o  7,  20 

39  14,  7^  $1800 

Pitkin  J  to  L  C  Sparrow  mar  1  It  19  Snl- 
zer  add  Belle  Plaine  6^  $3000 


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March  9,  1895. 


Prosinger  M  to  W  B  Wilson  feb  1  It  4  b 

46,  7  39  14,  5y  1%  |1900 

Fo>ver9  O  H  to  O  B  Samson  mar  2  Its  1 

and  2  b  1,  10  38  14,  6  mos  6%   flOOO 

PtolerF  S  to  J  Fraho  mar  1  pt  Its  14 

Hnd  15  b  1,  Hase  to  Evnatn  3y  6^ .  .|U  00 
Prindiville   M.  U  and  J  K  to  J  0  Hntoh- 

ias  mar  2  Its  4  and  5  |t  1,  eto,  34  39  14, 

nj  6%  |50(  0 

I'Ddewa  Q  A  to  A  Q  Lord  feb  27  b  3,  19 

.  9  13,  5y  6%  «2800 

I'ticersen  ti  0  to  E  Hofmeyer  jan  21  Its 

d4  aud  35  b  3,      40  14,  6^   S1360 

Peterson  0  to  VV  A  Paalsen  feb  V6  It  1 

Kemper's  snbd  33  40  14  |1000 

Paiersen  H  P  to  M  Frohlioh  Mob  1  it  38 

b  5,  36  40  13,  3y  6}^%   $2200 

Pedersen  M  A  to  Ev     N  Cook  Oo  B  4  L 

Assn  feb  25  It  3  b  14,  35  40  13,  7%.  .|4700 
Pnetz  G  to  O  Peltzer  mar  1  it  47  b  7,  2 

69  13,  5y  7%  $rJ00 

Paokaid  \Y  B  to  VV  B  Canningham  feb 

26  It  22  n  e        9  38  14,  5y  7^  $2000 

Placett  F  to  K  G  Foreman  feb  23  Its  16  to 

18,  Qerber  snb  16  38- 14,  5y  6%  S32C0 

Qjinn  D  J  to  U  Rierke  feb  21  It  8  and  pt 

7  It  7  eto,  29  39  14,  5y  6%  |1000 

Qaoss  A  to  T  Sohintz  moh  1  Its  1  and  2  b 

5,  20  38  14,  3y  6%.  $2000 

Kohrbaoh  M  K  to  Northn  Trust  Co  feb  1 

It  7  Lemoyne  snbd  b  19,  33  39  14,  6% 

    $4600 

Ryan  J  to  Midland  B  &,  L  Assn  jan   30  It 

11  b  1,  Hamberg  e%  $20t0 

Richardson  li  L  to  W  O  Naramore  feb  26 

It  12  b  1  19  4114,  5y  6]4% .......  $4:600 

Kexlord  E  H  to  M  Helberg  feb  25  pt  Its 

1  and  2,  VTaitles  add  B  Island  5y  7% 
  ....  $7000 

Kay  W  J  to  H  H  Hongh  jan  15  It  5  b  1, 

16  38  14,  3y  t%  $2600 

Rosthoi  J  P  to  W  North  av  BLAH  Assn 

feb  28  It  23  b  3,  26  40  13,  7%  $2500 

Rosenberger  E  to  M  Frohlioh  feb  26  It 

46  b  4,  2  39  13,  5y  6]^%   $2tOO 

Rogers  M  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  11  It  14 

aud  15  Cherry's   snbd   13  39  13,  5y  6% 

  $2000 

Ravan  W  to  D  B  Lyman  feb  4  It  11  b  2  b 

18,  Sheff  add  6y  6^  $75(  0 

Rotkoweki  J  to  O  Kobin  feb  26  Its  43  and 

44  b  5,  26  39  13,  6%   $1000 

Ratbkowski  J  to  O  Knbin  feb  26  its  43 

and  44  b  5,  26  39  13,  6%  $1000 

Robinson  D  to  H  A  Uangan  feb  27  pt  Iti 

12  and  13  b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  G%   $6400 

Ri.-ing  J  to  J  W  Merviam  mar  1  It  20  b 

52,  7  39  14,  13m  6%  $4400 

Roach  M  to  J  G  Snjdaoker  feb  28  It  91  s 

e  3^  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Roach  M  to  J  G  Suydaoker  feb  28  It  29  b 

1,  9  38  14,  3y  6%   $1000 

Ronney  F  to  J  U  Van  Vlissicgen  feb  23 

Its  34  aijd  35  b  83,  14  38  14,  3y  &%. .  $1200 
Roberts  E  to  J  H  Jones  feb  27  It  169 

Flint  add  5y  6?  $3500 

Small  M  to    G    Van  Zandt  feb  26  prem 

490-2  Van  Bnren  5y  7%.  $8000 

Smith  L  to  P  Van  Vlissiugen  feb  25  It  2 

b  8,  1  39  13,  6%  $1200 

Sierks  J  F  A  et  al  to  T  J  Lefens  feb  15  It 

2  to  4  aud  6  b  10,  26  89  13,  3y  6^... $4000 
Smith  C  H  to  F  B  Chandler  feb  23  pt  b 

1,  Etcglestcn  3y  7%   $3000 

S30tt  M  E  to  Northern  T  Co  feb  27  pt  its 

10  and  1 1  b  3,  22  39  14,  5y  6%  $30,(100 

Sannders  R  S  to  8  A  French  feb  12  Its  13 

to  19  b  44,  Hills  add  31  38  15,  3y  6% 

  $1425 

Smetana  V  to  A  Zijioek  nov  1  It  26  b  49, 

19  39  14,  2y  6%  $1000 

Sigler  S  to  C  E  SohmidlaD  mohl  pt  It  12 

it  38,  16  38  14,  3y   7%   $1100 

bhort   A  &    B    to  H   L   Dietrich  feb  28 

It  8  It  6  b  1,  Sheffield  add  7%  $1500 

Stahle  E  to  VV  Loeb  feb  26  It  6  b  5,  Wood 

lawn  Ridge  5y  6%    .   $5000 

Szozech  W  to  Kossiar^ko  B  &  Li  Assn  moh 

1  It  37  b  5.32  38  15,  8%  $2200 

Sc'hmidt  F  G  to  F  Whitfield   feb  12  pt  b 

5  b  6,  25  38  14,  7^  .     ..   $5000 

Simp-ion  A  0  to  Z  E  Newoombe  feb  28  It 

2  b  6,  11  39  13,  7y  6%    $1600 

Slea  H  J  to  P  R  Chandler  feb  io  pt  It  11 

U  12,  15  38  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Sawyer  F  E  to  J   Stillweil  j  m   19  Its  1 

and  16  b  5,  6  37  15,  3y  656  $  1650 

Shipman  S  W  to  A  B  Mead  feb  2i  pt  It  4 

b  54,  Sohl  ".ec  add,  By  6%   $10,00 

Soott  M  to  F  Creighton  jane  9  Its  12  and 

i;(  b  17,  4  38  14,  5y  ejg  $5000 

Sontag  H  to  J  8  Norton  feb  28  It  19  b  30, 

8  9  add  6y  6%  $7000 

Sohanb  W  N  to  J  E  Case  feb  28  it  46  b  7, 

20  40  14,  5y  6^%  $1600 

Bchmitz  J  A  to  U  Felsenthal  moh  1  It  27 


b  1,  23  39  13,5y  6^  $3f00 

T  hacker  J  R  to  E  F  Gorton  feb  6  Its  1 

and  2  It  10  b  7,  2  38  14,  6^  $4000 

Thomson  H  0  M  to  F  H  Atkinson  feb  21 

pt  b  18,  Hyde  pk  ly  6i{   $2000 

Thorp  M  &  A  to  L  Rathie  feb  26  pt  b  iO, 

Kensington  5y  6^  $3i  00 

Tdit  A  to  0  A  Wightman  feb  15  pt  Its  4 

and  6  b  6,  G  &  J  add,  Evnstn  5y  6^4% 

 $1500 

Taloott  H  H  to  MS  Barston  feb  20  pt  b 

14,  8  37  14,  5j  7%  $2600 

Vookel  M  to  H  L  Dietrich  feb  28  It  6  It 

21  etc,  b  1,  18  40  14,  7%  $1500 

Virnicb  A  to  E  Heim  feb  26  It  42  and  pt 

41  b  9,  20  40  14,  6^  $2000 

Varley  S  A  to  G  H  Schneider  mch  1  li  7 

b  3,  Rockwell  add,  5y  6%    $2(  00 

Wood  F  0  to  H  R  Pebbles  moh  1  pt  b  2 

eto,  7  39  13,  6m  7^   $6000 

Williams  E  P  to  W  D  Cooper  mar  1  U  8 

b  19,  26  and  35  38  14,  2y  7«  $1100 

Winterfeld  J  to  P  Kiolbassa  moh  1  It  64  b 

23,  6  39  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Walker  J  H  to  F  P  Hopkins  oot  8  It  41  to 

60  b  1,  26  39  13,  18m  6%  $1500 

Wallbridge  0  P  to   Northn  Trust  Oo  feb 

16  It  3  b  4,  4  38  12,  5y  7^  $2500 

Waldo  P  0  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Co  feb 

11  It  32  b  1,  3  38  14,  2y  7^  $6000 

Wilder  E  Q  to  J  W  Barney  jan  21  pt  Its 

8  and  7  b  2,  16  38  14,  ti^  $1400 

Weber  B  F  to  H  P  Kranz  feb  25  It  57  b 

9,  6  40  14,  2y  6%  $4000 

Watson  M  to  A  Recek  feb  23  It  9  b  28, 

Montrose  ly  6%  $2000 

Wetzel  P  J  to  A  Rehm  feb  7  Its  3  to  5  b 

10,  18  39  13,  6^   $1200 

Woodridge  J  Jr  to  Chi  Perm  B  &  L  Asen 

sept  5  It  15  b  15,  3  38  15.  7^   $4500 

Williams  G  to  Q  E  Riokords  feb  25  It  20 

b  5,  Delavan  add  ly  7^5  $  1000 

Wilson  W  H  to  J  B  Wilbur  feb  15,  bidgs 
and  lease  of  Its  7  and  8  b  18,  o  t,  5y  7% 

 $15,000 

Young  B  J  to  B  Green  feb  4  It  1  It  14,  3 

38  14,  18m  7%  $2500 

Young  J  N  to  Pioneer  B  &  L  Assn  feb  13 

It  24  and  35,  Yoongs  add  6%  $3000 

Ziegler  M  to  L  Rathje  feb  18  It  24  b  7, 

32  38  15,  6}4%  «2250 

Zimmerman  E  to  D  F  Flannery  feb  18  It 
28  b  1,  22  38  14  7!{  $1500 


Anderson  H  to  D  R  MoNanght  furn  6m. $51 
Allen  A  to  D  R  MoNanght  feb  23,  furn  6m 

 $51 

Anderson  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  feb  27,  saloon 

1819  n  Clark  2y  $350 

Appel  J  to  E  C  Lovell  feb  2,  horses  etc, 

660  FdUou  ly  $1500 

Armour  A  H  to  S  D  Perkins^  moh  4,  farn 

   ..$560 

Bolan  M  to  M  E  Finch  feb  26,  furn  6m. $87 
Bernstein  H  to  M  E  Finch  feb  26,  fnrn  6 

m  $103 

Besoh  H  to  P  Diete  feb  25,  horses  eto,  jan 

25,  97  $250 

Brophy  B  to  D  S  MoNaaght  feb  23,  forn 

7m  $155 

Bisson  C  H  to  Q  G  Hobbell  feb  23,  furn 

10m  $103 

Barwell  0  A  to  Sullivan,  Corrigan  &  Co 

feb  27,  fnrn  494  Jearborn  av  ly  ..$1500 
Bendler  0  to  H  A  F  Logg  feb  25,  furn 

1533  45th  ly  ^79 

Bells  8  J  to  E  R  Bradford  mohl,  horses 

etc,  4  m  $700 

Blumenth^l  8  to  D  R  MoNanght  feb  25, 

farn,  Jaojbs  piano  6m  $103 

Berg  L  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  25,  furn  237  w 

Indiana  6m  $135 

Caldwell   A    D  to  M  H    Hentley  feb  4, 

horses  eto,  23m   $250 

Boosel  N  to  T  Kopplin  feb  28,  wagons  eto 

1459  Milwaukee  av,  6m  $75 

Bright  H  E  to  A  M  Hooper  feb  28,  horse 

eto,  2230  Wabash  av,  jane  8   $315 

Bradshaw  F  M  to  H  P  Mount  feb  21,  furn 

6m  $221 

Bender  J  to  L  G  Peglan  feb  27,  horses, 

eto,  402  North  av.  ly  $400 

Brown  P  to  Star  Bry  jan  25,  saionn . . .  $450 
Blankerhorn  L  to  Shield  Bros  feb  28,  furn 

6m  $125 

Blachman  A  A  to  A  A  Davis  oct  24,  furn 

17  wks  $340 

Bennett  M  A  to  Star  Bry  jan  10,  saloon 

1046  w  Lake  2y   

Bennett  A  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  28,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Cella  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  moh  1,  saloon 
64  w  Washington  23  m  $600 


Cain  J  to  F  B   Snyder  feb  23,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $77 

Coflfmau  W  8  to  H  A  F  Mogg  feb  25, 

furn  653  Walnut  3m  $64 

Conning  W  A  to  M  P  Barker  feb  21  furn 

3m  $261 

Cannan  G  to  M  E  Finch  feb  25,  fnrn  6m 

 $62 

Cooke  G  H  to  E  Crist  feb  22,  fnrn  5212 

Madison  av  $120 

Clifford  0  E  to  J  E  Piptr  feb  20,  furn  2y 

   $669 

Cramer  W  to  J  Krembs  feb  25,  forn  200 

w  Randolph  21m   $2150 

Carlsen  J  to  M  E  Finch  feb  28,  furn  and 

Goodrich  s  m,  s  m  $51 

Cunningham  P  J  to  H  B  Luther  feb  18, 

fnrn  634  Austin  av,  6m  $90 

Oadotte  G  E  to  ME  Finch  feb  27,  fnrn 

6m  ..9o    ■  $67 

Canningham  B  J  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  27, 

furn  6m   $72 

Oruikshank  G  to  D  R  IkoNaught  feb  23, 

furn  728  Falton  6m  ... .   $103 

Coleman  D  J  to  M  E  Finch  mch  1,  forn  6 

m   $62 

DeJarnott  H  to  0  H  Merrick  feb  22,  furn 

4  m  $107 

Dooley  J  to  O  Thatcher  mch  2  horse  eto 

1325  Wabash  4  m   SICO 

Demarest  S  B  to  AG  Pettebone  feb  5, 

forn  demd  $268 

Deetrioh  0  to  Standard  Bry  feb  25,  sa- 
loon 120  Aostin  23m  $260 

Driesdorf  A  to  Standard  Bry  feb  27,  sa- 
loon 541  n  Western  av  23m   

Dovoy  C  R  to  T  H  Ganlt  feb  25,  fnrn  328 

63d  ly   $200 

DrisooU  D  C  toU  S  Brg  Co  feb  27,  saloon 

39  n  Clark,  2y    $  000 

Dantel  C  to  J   A  Dahlem  feb  26,  horses 

eto,  606  Elstou  av   $130 

Dofrain  B  to  M  B  Finoh  feb  27  furn  6m 

 $159 

Knnis  B  to  C  Meader  feb  28,  farn  8m. .  .$88 
Edwards  J  to  D  R  MoNanght  feb  27,  p  6 

m    $61 

Evans  A  E  to  W  H  Gale  feb  28,  surgical 

goods,  1003  Cham  of  Com  bldg  Ij  .  .$300 
Bngel  I  to  Boh  Brg  Co  feb  26,  saloon 
206  Maxwell   and  23     Kramer  demd 

 $560 

Formelia  A  J  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  moh  2,  sa- 
loon 3659  aoyne  av,  dem   $100 

Fix  E  to  H  F  Fix  moh  5,  mdse  231  Cali- 
fornia av.  6m     $1000 

Fiegenbntz  W  to  H  Giere  feb  25,  horses 

eto.  330  Wood  6  m   $50 

Frankenstein  S  to  V  S  Frankenstein  feb 

11,  furn,  414  63rl  2y   $260 

Friberg  C  L  to  Shield  Bros  feb  23,  bterl- 

p  4062  ly  $68 

Fleur  Dehis  Specialty  Co  to  F  0  Lake 

feb  28,  furn  36  Washington  ly  $883 

Fitzgerald  B  J  to  Smith  Bros  feb  26,  furn 

7m   il35 

Qregurn  A  to  0  O  Owen  &  Co  prtg  cffloe 

105  Jefferson,  ly  $400 

Griffith  U  E  to  J  A  Dahlem  feb  27,  piano 

and  fnrn,  6331  Drexel  av  6m  $260 

Gauthier  P  to  A  A  DeLue  feb  20,  saloon 

2029  Clark  jan  1'96  $150 

Gibson  D  to  L  Kreiter  mch  1,  furn  20  7 

Canal  ly  $l<'00 

Gudgeon  J  to  0  S  Garr  feb  26,  maohy  eto 

209  w  Kiuzie  ly  $46" 

Haber  J  to  M  Parteen  mch  4,  furn  611 

Wells  3y  $709 

Hill  E  to  J  0  Bennett  moh  1,  furn  1423 

Chiav  ly  $300 

Heimer  S  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  moh  1,  sa- 
loon 2700  Portland  av  23m  $5G0 

Haase  J  to  C  H  Merrick  feb  26,  forn  6m 


Hammond  G  B  to 
forn  7m  

UoQser  A  M  to  Q  G 
lOm  


Smith  Bros    feb  25, 

 $102 

Hubbell  feb  26  furn 

$60 


Uogao  R  P  to  M  P  Barker  feb  21,  piano 

and  horse  and  bus;gy  3m  $157 

Holland  K  to  J  D  Shoppe  feb  21,  horses 

eto  753  69th,  2y  $375 

Harfle  M  to  Harfle  Bros  &  Co  feb  25,  furn 

1256  75th  2y  $6  0 

Heyer  B  to  0  Wappler  feb  26,  market  724 

63td  2y  $600 

Heasley  W  0  to  Smith  Bros  feb  5,  Chi 

Music  Co  p  1931  7m  $57 

Hayes  M  to  W  D  Cord  moh  1,  fnrn  940 

Washington  June  1  $74 

Hartgen  G  to  H  P  Anderson  mch  1,  horses 

eto  22m  $423 

Heesand  W  to  D  R  MoNaught  feb  26,  pi 

ano  6m  $^'^ 

Harms  E  J  to  J  Ooburn  feb  18,  fnrn  5007 

Spaulding  av  7m  $100 

Heljesen  H  M  to  M  E  Finch  feb  26,  furn 

6m  $20 

Hartley  T  H  to  0  Bergersen  feb  18  furn 

7132  Honore  6m   $71 


Jasror  J  to  T  Eberts  feb  27  Emerson  p  52 

Powell  Pk  2y  $176 

Jeselon  I  to   8  Frohman   feb  27,  horses 

eto,  25  43d,  23m  $700 

Jaster  M  to  A  W  Greene  feb  27,  fnrn  394 

Cleveland  av  6m   

Johnson  1  R  to  J  B  Kennedy  feb  11,  hide- 
slats,  eto  Riverside  may  1   $206 

Kipp  0  M  to  B  a  King  feb  21,  furn  1436 

Mich  av  6m  $237 

Kaufman  K  to  0  Bergersen  feb  19,  furn 

233(1  State  6m   

Keasey  M  to  D  Flynn  feb  23,  mdse  4820 

Ashland  av  $550 

Kimball   F  R  to    R  M  MoCreary  feb  11, 

furn  6m  $97 

Klein  B  to  R  M  McCreery  feb  16,  fnrn  6 

m  $67 

Kirklaud  R  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  25,  furn  6 

m  $66 

Kelly  J  B  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  25,  furn  6m 

 $93 

Kraotmnrne  W  to  W  Meier  jan  27,  maohy 

471  22d  St,  2y  $500 

Kotz  L  to  G  Moore  feb  25,  drugs  1620 

Madisoi.,  6m  $'i708 

Kelley  C  M  to  C  J  Shields  moh  I,  furn  6 

m  $249 

Kronmann  to  M  E  B'inoh  feb  26,  furn  and 

p  6m   *103 

King  L  to  A  Durham  moh  4,  furn  319  V 

Boren  6  m  |U3 

Kosek  F  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  feb  22,  saloo  i 

468  Union  dem   ...$350 

Kelley  B  P  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  feb  28,  sa- 
loon 6659  Cottage  Grove  av,  2y  $1000 

Lee  J  W  te  to  S  J  Betts  feb  21,  horse  and 

wagon  3m   $65 

Lijmae  ky  J  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  feb 

26,  saloon  67  w  Madison  Jy  $160 

Lane  C  H   et  al   to  J  E  Herrin  jan  21, 

fnrn  106  Harrison  10m  $100 

Levinsen  A  to  Smith  Bros  feb  26,  farn 

and  8  s  m  7m  ....$119 

Larson  O  to  0  J  Shields  feb  37,  fnrn  6m 

 *72 

Levy  0  to  A  F  Campbell  feb  26,  horses 

etc,  Loomia  near  16tb   ..  $100 

LyriokPtoWA  Bosworth  dec  18,  mdse 

etc,  6m  $172 

Lee  C  O  to  8   Richardson   feb  26,  furn 

3613  Dearborn  6m   $72 

Loeb  S  to  M  E  Finch  feb  26,  fnrn  6m.. $82 
Li  dgren  JF  to  A  D   Bowman  mch  1 

fnrn  7m  $100 

Madl  H  to  F  Obermaier  feb  27,  horses  eto. 

1152  63rd  ly   $160 

MoCann  T  J  to  H  P  Valerius  feb  20,  farn 

7m  $110 

MoKenzie  F  E  to  P  Van  Schaaok  &  Sons 

feb  28,  drugs  1638  Lake,  2y  J2600 

Miner  J  E  to  D  R  McNaoght  feb  26  farn 

6m  |51 

Maynvs  J  to  M  K  Finoh  feb  23,  furn  6m 

 $69 

Mattock  8  J  to  R  Holland  june  2,  furn 

Athletic  Pk  2y   $2000 

Murray  L  to  A  K  Tobin  feb  27,  furn  2126 

Wabash  ly   $800 

Meyer  0  0  to  F  Atwood  feb  26,  factory  2 

La  Salle  av,  ly  

Millard  F  R  to  M  B  Finoh  feb  27,  fnrn  6 

m  $103 

Mayne  T  0  to  N  P  Valerius  feb  28,  fnrn 

1(11  Washington  2y  $79 

McKee  F  F  to  J  Oppenheim  mch  1  fnrn 

Jeffne,  sept  1  $77 

McQoire  J  to  M  B  Finoh  feb  28,  fnrn  6 

m  $103 

MoKridge  F  N  to  M  E  Fin.h  feb  27,  fnrn 

and  Dom  s  m,  6m  $103 

Maynard  F  to  0  Bergersen  feb  19,  furn, 

1638  Wabash  feb  23,   $86 

MoBride  W  B  to  L  Friedberg  feb  21,  furn 

5145  Wabash  3m  $131 

MoGrath  P  to  P  Crosley  feb  26,  forn  ly 

 $500 

Muth  F  to  J  L  Unterlander  feb  23  horse 

eto,  151  Canalport  av  8m   $200 

Nelson  J  to  A  Brnnback  jan  31,  furn  Oak 

and  Illinois  2y  

Nichols  G  Rto  B  U  King  feb  25,  furn  569 

Duncan  Pk  6m  $132 

Nelson  K  to  H  A  Nelson  feb  26,  fnrn  623 

w  Lake  2y  $365 

Neumann  J  to  D  8  Brg  Co  feb  28,  saloon 

742Throop  2y  $326 

Nolbresch  H  A  to  Koenig  &  L  Cigar  Oo 
feb  28,  furn  horses  etc,  1203  Milwau- 
kee av,  5m  $600 

Noel  N  8  toG  Q  Hubbell  feb  27,  furn  10 
ro  $106 


March  9,  1895. 


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Nenman  B  to  1'  F  Wolf  feb  21,  borBes  etc, 

Worth  jao  1'96  $125 

Nntt  W  R  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  2S,  farn  2247 

Waba!*h  6m   $517 

O'Neill  M  to  F  B  Snjder  feb  26,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Petersen  O  to  Dawea  Brg  Co  feb  26,  ea- 

loon  311  Milwaakee  av  2y  $250 

Patterson  C  R  to  M  E  Finch  feb  21,  farn 

6m  $77 

Pinokard  W  R  to  M  E  Finch  feb  23,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Parks  0  H  to  D  R  MoNaoght  feb  18,  farn 

6m   $103 

Pole  B  H  to  F  E  Blaokman  feb  25,  horses 

etc,  383  Leavitt  6m  $175 

Pinkerton  E  A  to  A  Forest  feb  26,  fa.-n 

C04  13lh  may  15   $750 

Peterson  H  to  B  StroQuI  moh  1  cows  etc, 

Jefifn  dec  I  $90 

Powers  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  feb  28,  furn  6 

m  $51 

Pflam  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  feb  23,  farn  439 

12th  p'  16m  $104 

Powell  G  J  to  H  E  Ressler  feb  26,  horses 

etc  967  w  lith  Sea  $60 

Power  E  to  Smith  Bros  feb  25,  fnrn  and 

Boston  8  m,  7m  :  $70 

Plotke  E  to   Waoker  <fc  B  B  &  M  Oo  moh 

1,  saloon  331  n  May  2y  $300 

Porter  J  W  to  J  W  Ellsworth  feb  28,  dyn- 
amo etc,  355  Dearborn,  6m  $1500 

Pohl  J  to  P  Pohl  feb  25,  saloon  1430  Oly- 

bonrne  av  2y  $1700 

Qaaokenbash  G  to  S  Richardson  farn  122 

n  Homan  av  6m    $96 

Qaam  A  to  M  Doyle  moh  1,  fnrn  6m.  $150 
Roberts  0  H  to  C  S  Bradshaw  feb  19,  faru 

164  State  3m   $492 

Rome  F  to  8  B  Knowlton  feb  26,  farn  7m 

 $67 

Roberto  0  V  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  28,  farn 

1777  Filmore  6m   $377 

Roesner  W  G  to  M  J  Paddon  feb  27,  furn 

750  22Qd  6m   $52 

Robenstein  I  to  Morrison  Plnmmer  &  Oo 

feb  27,  drags  etc,  565  Oanal  21m . .  .$326 
Relton  E  H  to  ME  Finch  feb  25,  forn 

and  White  s  m  6m  $103 

Rosch  F  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  26,  furn  and 

8  8  m,  6m  $77 

Robertson  W  A  to  S  Kihoardson  feb  23 

furn  522  Indiana  6m  $52 

Rieok  0  to  a  J  Williams  feb  26,  fnrn  255 

Mioh  av  ly  

Rowe  G  T  et  al  V  C  Furgeson  feb  27,  furn 

403  Van  3nren  2y  $ 

Roberts  E  H  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  26,  farn 

6m  $51 

RickertGto  N  Goaber  moh  4,  wagons  etc 

220  n  Clark  2y  $650 

Stein  J  to  Citizens  Brg  Oo  saloon,  1248 

Kedzie  av,  demd   ...$10C0 

Snyder  0  E  to  8  Richardson  feb  26,  farn 

831  2l8t  6m   $72 

Schindler  L  to  N  W  Brg  Co  feb  16,  saioon 

569  Milwaakee  av  23m   $4,800 

Sturm  H  to  C  Meader  feb  28,  furn,  piano 

and  forn  10m  $100 

SohanemanD  F  to  D  R  MoNaoght  feb  26, 

piano  6m  f  77 

Short  E  Q  to  F  P  Cleveland  sept  19,  farn 

183  Dearborn  9m,  $89 

Stone  C  D  to  0  J  Shields  feb  28,  furn  6m 

 $70 

Swanson  F  W  to  C  J  Shields  feb  28,  fnrn 

6m  $72 

Smith  G  H  to  Smith  Bros  feb  27,  farn  7 

m  $70 

Straoh  0  to  M  E  Finch  feb  28,  6m  $78 

Smith  L  N  to  Smith  Bros  feb  5,  furn  294 

Webster  av  7m  $187 

Schmidt  M  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  feb 

26,  saloon  107  5th  av,  2y  $1255 

Smith  E  to  8  McKeever  feb  26,  furn  115 

Monroe  7m  |70 

Sohmier  F  to  P  Thomsen  dec  20,  horses 
etc  Jefferson  2y  $150 

Szymkas  8  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  moh 
1,  SRioon  4429  Goodspeed  2y  $^75 

Sperben  8  to  M  Polinsky  feb  1,  wagon 
eto  $85 

Spring  C  A  to  Star  B.-y  feb  25,  salmon  650 
w  Polk  dem  $400 

Schneider  W  to  P  Sohnlte  dec  1",  milk 
outfit  and  trade  ly   ,  $150 

Tronser  B  to  Wes  Side  Brg  Co  feb  26,  sa- 
loon 143  w  Indiana  2y  $30u 

Tjarder  A  to  8  B  Knowlton  feb  26,  forn  7 
m  $68 

Townsend  L  M  to  J  W  Mason  feb  26,  gal- 
lery 16ii2  C  Grove  av,  nov  16  $110 

Tack  J  B  to  Waukesha  Spg  Brg  Co  feb 

27,  saloon  204  Kinzie  3m  $500 

Tatra  A  A  to  F  Grammond  feb  £8,  shop. 


6550  State  Cm  $160 

Thompson  W  H  to  D  R  MoNavght  feb  25, 

farn  6m   $51 

Trott  J  8  to  8  Richardson  feb  25, New  Eng 

p  and  furn  313  w  Taylor  6m  $72 

Vretos  0  to  J  J aoobsen  feb  15,oonfeotion- 

ary  6254  Wenrworth  av,  2y  $250 

Verden  T  to  B  Straus  moh  1  horaes  eto  4 

m  $110 

Vehon  M  to  Sei},p  Brg  Co  moh  2,  saloon 

209  21st  20  m  $260 

Woodanff  C  E  to  D  R  McNaught  feb  23 

fnrn  6m  $51 

West  M  et  al  to  M  Oakman  deo  31,  fnrn 

361  Dearborn  20m   $1000 

Winkler  W  to  J  T  Purling  &  Co  feb  23, 

horses  and  truck,  60  dj  $106 

Ward  E  to  A  S  Phelps  Jr.,  feb  20,  fnrn 

1187  Madieon  7m  $50 

Wadleigh  H  N  to  8  Richardson  feb  26 

furn  108  Laiie  7m   $135 

Walsh  A  to  Smith  Bros  feb  26,  furn  and 

a  s  m,  7m   $70 

Wiggins  M  to  P  H  Mount  feb  27,  furn 

3338  Vincennes  av  $175 

Ward  w  to  P  Rooney  feb  1  horse  4639 

Halsted  2y  $300 

Wike  L  to  J  Sohroeder  feb  28,  furn  368 

State  2y  $2000 

White  M  to  M  E  Finch  moh  1,  furn  6m. $51 
Winslow  F  to  D  R  McNaught  feb  28,  fnrn 

6ai  ...,$56 

Wagner  J  to  J  Baaer  feb  15,  farn  Evans- 
ton   '.  $500 

Walker  J  to  A  N  Goodwin  feb  21    p  g 

offles  170  Madison  2y  $480 

Woods  0  F  et  al  to  il  H  Horr  feb  25,  lann- 

dry,  eto  314  Wabash  2y  $3200 

Waschkahn  J  to  Q  G  Hubbeil  feb  25,  fnrn 

10m   ..$70 

Winteroih  A  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  feb  14, 

saloon  96  LaSalle  av  ly  $865 

Wilhelm  D  to  M  E  Finch  feb  4,  forn  6m 

 $103 

Wodaok  O  L  to  U  S  Brg  Co  feb  25,  saloon 

19  n  Clark  2y     $5000 

Warner  E  D  to  0  A  Baldwin  jin  22,  farn 

91  18lh  7m  $250 

Walton  C  N  to  P  C  Lewis  feb  25,  farn 

2832  Dearborn  ly  $80 

Young  ML   to  B  8    Lobdell  feb  4  farn 

1071  Preafcott  av,  Iv   $350 

Zillatus  G  to  J  O  Wakem  feb  27,  farn  89 

Park  av  11m  $300 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Oartabelloth  P  to  Q  M  Arend  feb  21,  shop 
66  Wells  $89 

White  Eagle  Pharmaceutical  Oo  to  I 
Lesyozynsdi  nov  24,  drugs  eto,  315  Lar- 
rabee  $3500 

Rosenberg  E  to  J  Rosenberg  dec  31, 
trimmings  eto  


Carter  0  F  to  J  Winstrom  feb  26,  furn  648 

Van  Buren  $65 

Hallowell  P  M  to  W  Uallowell  feb  28, 

furn  stock,  L^  Grange  $2200 

Weinberg  M  to  D  L  Qoetz  feb  23,  mdse 

etc,  310  12th  $500 

Benzoin  W  to  T  Dunner  feb  28,  saloon 

800  Clark   $175 

Berry  L  to  J  Gillespie  mar  1,  fard  $500 

Derbovioh  L  to  D  Du  Boaroe  feb  20,  mdse 

3405  State  $160 

Lob  G  E  to  E  Zanders  feb  27,  plant  29 

Dearborn  $  

Schwerdfeger  H  to  M  T  Schwerdfeger  feb 

9,  saloon  428  Chi  av  $1200 

Neuberg  G  to  M  Renter  feb  22,  furn  stock 

1915  47th    $500 

Soacek  K  to  M  Maisc  feb  26,  4  s  ms  $67 

Horr  H  U  to  Troy  Laundry  Maoh  Co  feb 

23,  laundry  3141  Waba  h  $2750 

O'Connor  J  to  L  GrifiSn  feb  25,  saloon 

1904  Wabash  $1200 

Roll  Q  B  to  0  Peters  feb  13,  saloon  144 

Madison  $2300 

Jarzenbakr  F  to  A  Paul  sept  30,  market 

587  Dickson  $83 

Lawrence  L  A  to  A  G  Gronoth  feb  26, 

horses  eto,  137  Sedgwick...   $850 

Stichweh  A  to  K  Kanlbaoh  feb  27,  horses 

etc,   $102 

Jaoobson  J  to  0  Nietoe  foantein  eto,  6254 

Wentworth  av  ,  $600 

Cobb  A  to  W  8  Tobin  feb  11,  fnrn....  $276 
Millentson  T  J  to  K  H  Yonker   feb  26, 

mdse  3445  State  $59 

Hanre  0  O  to  W  J  House  feb  18,  livery. 

Grand  Crossing  $500 

Walker  Y  0  to  L  Walker  feb  28,  furn  bil- 
liard hall,  2m  $200 

Paunkratz  F  to  0  Pankratz  mar  1,  furn 

969  w  18lh  ,  ,  $3000 

Weber  F  J  to  L  Baohman  mar  1.  1812 

12th  $2200 

Shinn  J  W  to  J  Shinn  mar  4,  mdse  3003 

Cottage  Grove  av  $350 

McClelland  F  B  to  E  M  A  McClelland  mar 
4,  mdee  $600 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 

Ellis  av,  prems  6125  and  6127.  0  Fire 
proof  Covering  Oo  v  Ella  M  and  Wm  J 

Sotherland  $45 

W  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nd  add. 
It  46  b  1.  Fred  Hook  et  al  v  0  C  Green 

 $7t  55 

Herndon  st,  prems  1110.    John  F  Alles 

Plumbing  Co  v  Simon  Luedemann$254.60 
Elston  &  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  sub,  It  11 
b  3  of  It  2  Asst's  div  of  n  6  ^  s  e  }4  9 
40  13.  Widdeoomb  Mantel  Co  v  Alvine 

Gerner  $35 

Borden's  sab.  Its  27  and  28  in  sub  of  Its  4 
to  6  and  pt  8  w  3^  s  e  qr  36  40  13.  Wes- 
tern Stone  Co  v  Ole  Knudson  $972.86 

Brand's  add.  It  33  b  8.  John  Spry  Lumber 

Co  V  Philip  Sagar  $143.13 

Morgan  et  S,  pi  ema  5605  and  5687.  John 
Plaehn  et  al  v  Jane  and  Klaas  Brouwer 

 $134.83 

Co  Clks  div,  w  100  ft  It  1  n  >^  w  17  acres 
s  6  3^  n  e  ^  14  38  14.  Powers  Regula- 
tor Co  V  A  L  Smith  $16o 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  It  35  b  "R".   0  B 

Flinn  v  I  N  Shumard  $172.90 

S  Park  av,  3521.   Powers  Regulator  Co  v 

Ella  G  and  Perry  A  Hull  $40 

Original  town  of  Hyde  Pk,  It  16  b  3  sec 
11  :-8  14.  Albert  S  Tyler  et  al  v  Leslie 

D  Thomas  $489.09 

Original  town  of  Hyde  Pk,  Its  10  and  11 
b  51  8  w  3^  see  11  38  14.  Vantyle  W 
Coddington  v  Geo  H  Brady,  John  Skin- 
ner, Juliana  and  Patrick  Chambers. $6550 
Hurst's  resub.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4,  e 
17  ft  of  It  5  Assr's  div  of  Its  13  to  16  b 
5  and  Its  13  to  16  b  7  Linden  Grove 

 $335.09 

Same  property.  Hamlin  M  Spiegel  v  Lo- 

rin  A  Barnes  $300 

Co  Clks  div,  It  2  of  b  4  C  T  sob  w  1^  w  34' 
n  e  3^  17  39  14.  John  V  Henry  v  James 

AGayuor  ..$99.5o 

0  T  sub.  It  6  sub  of  8  3^  b  9  of  8  f  rl  ^  see 
3  39  14.  Powers  Regulator  Co  v  Maria 

and  James  Sherlock   $80 

Fames'  sub,  It  29  and  318  ft  It  30  b  8  n  e 
34  n  e  17  38  14.  Lockwooi  &  Strick- 
land Co  V  A  Mayor  $50 

Hubbard's  sub,  Oommrs  sub.  It  53  and  n 
5.3  ft  It  52  b  3  of  It  14  b  24  C  T  sub  29 
39  14.  Same  v  John  and  Ellen  Emmet 

,  $72.41 

Fulton  8t,  1648.  Regna  Goldstein  v  Mary 

Arentz  $126 

Moore,  Patton  <fe  Hair's  snb,  It  1  of  Us  41 
48  49  56  of  snb  of  e  %  of  w  }4,  of  n  e 
14  sec  26  39  13.  Jacob  Stark  v  Thomas 

L  Tarnbnll  $435.60 

Union  av,    prem   6450,   Excelsior  Steel 


prem 

Furnace  Co  v  Sarah  A  Uurst... 
Union  av,  prems  6450  to  6458  inc 


7( 


Same 

V  Lorin  A  Barnes  and  Chas  flaist. . . 
Ninety-ninth  st,   prems  6606.  Crandall 
Schaltz  V  J  W  Bellowes  and  Oscar  Bass 

 $22.28 

W  20  ft  of  e  80  ft  w  of  Homan  av  of  s  150 
ft  n  of  Fulton  st  e  w  3^  s  e  3^  .11  39 
13.  Ballard  &  Gormley  Co  v  Mary  and 
Louis  N  Arentz   $73 


OhambBr  of  Oommerce  Safety  Vanlt  Oo  v  Percy  0 
HamiltoD.    By  deflt,  1390. 

Phil  Q  Bond  v  John  P  Boropp.    On  ver,  $68.  Appl. 

James  Waleh  et  al  v  Jeremiah  Sallivan  alias  Jerry 
Salllvan.    On  flodg,  »«83.7J. 

Mosee  D  WellH  et  al  v  Abraham  E  Bofeby.  On  ver, 
1477.20. 

Frank  Woodbnry  v  Michael  F  Bowler  and  Jacob 
Gevor.    On  ver,  tluoo.  Appl, 

Delaney  &  Slurphy  v  James  Walsh. On  ver,  I160.S6. 
CIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

Inland  Pnb  Oo  v  Adams  &  KltinR  Oo.  On  ver, 
168.26.  Appl; 

D  W  Blymeyer  V  John  Zimmerman.  Same  t658. 
Appl; 

Revere  Rubb3r  Co  v  Edward  D  Marry  Jr.  Same 
1234.05.  Same. 

James  B  Glow  et  al  v  George  Oliver.  By  deflt, 
t83.19. 

George  Sonne  et  al  v  Erte^t  T  Carson.  Same  1522. 

Jobnathan  Clark  v  Henry  H  McOaeu.  By  deflt, 
$500  and  epecl  ein. 

Max  Robinson  v  Max  Hartnug.  Deflt,  sci  fa  and 
Louis  Freadenberg  made  party  to  jadgt  Jan  28,'95, 
for  $35. 

John  O'Brien  Lumber  Co  v  Frede'ick  D  Hess.  Oa 
ver,  $430. 

Automatic  Piano  Co  v  A  H  Rintelman  &  Oo.  I  n 
ver.  $81).  Appl; 

M  E  Clear  v  Elizibeth  M  Oooliog.  By  deflt,  $256.62. 

Albert  Russell  v  J  J  McCarthy  ank  B  J  White,  (in 
ver,  $18.80. 

A  L  Aycock  et  al  v  Lewie  E  and  Barns  L  Newman. 
Same  $556.20.    Mo  to  vacate  con . 

Fracois  Bartlett  tr  v  Wm  McCann  alias  Wm  Mc- 
Con  alias  George  William  McOon.  Same  $75  and  fci 
fa  to  surety. 

Foreman  Fechtman  et  al  v  John  Van  Draeek.  De- 
flt and  dett  made  party  to  judgt  $1222.7  i. 

Ohas  T  Maas  v  Philip  Viehman.  Mo  n  t  det-ied 
and  .iudgt  $>0.  Appl; 

B  F  Zarfos  V  J  Cuc'dy.    Deflt,  $462. 51- 

Frank  Dub  v  Joseph  and  Anna  Vancaea.  On  ver, 
$875. 

D.  S.  CIECUIT  OOUBT. 
Chester  H  Gravei  et  al   v  Distilling  and  Cattle 
Feeding  Co.    On  flndg,  $2»26.22. 

COUNTY  OOUBT. 

H  Bittenberder  V  A  Holpuck.    On  ver,  $22. 

Theodore  Afcher  v  Rachel  Newgarden.  On  findg, 
$894.35  and  genl  and  sped  exn. 

John  Griffin  v  Wm  A  Bayer.  On  ver,  $6U  and  10 
per  cent  das. 

L  E  Laweons  V  Thos  P  Halliman.  On  flndg.  $184 
and  10  per  cent  das. 

James  Corbray  v  Wm  H  Stewart.  Same  and  judgt 
$420.25.  Appl: 

Phebe  Lillibridge  v  Samuel  Kessler  and  David  Gll- 
mour.    On  ver,  $369.93. 

Chalres  H  Falch  v  Kaymond  Gregg.  On  ver  $J 
and  sci  fa  to  surety. 


SUFEBIOB  OOUBT. 

Frank  B  Meek  v  M  Jennie  Johnson  and  W  John- 
eon.    By  deflt,  $7,000. 

M  CornhauBer  &  Oo  v  Ellen  and  Thames  Smith. 
On  ver,  $311.06. 

George  T  Harris  et  al  v  Meeker  Medicine  Co. 
Same  $112.50  and  sci  fa  to  surety 

Holman  boap  Cj  v  Knickerbocker  Laand'y  Oo. 
On  ver,  $11.03. 

Kelly  Bros  v  R  X  McArthnr.  By  slip,  $1676,30. 
Dis  as  to  H  6  Cole,  H  Piper  and  F  O  Petrle  n  c. 

Chicago  Evening  Journal  v  H  R  Jucobs.  On  ver, 
$375.76. 

E  Hines  Lumber  0  )  v  John  Angus  and  George  A 
Glndele.    On  flndg,  $1292.14. 


AFPL.IC&TIOX  l<'OR  BVILI>inr«} 
PKB9IIT»i. 

Greenleaf  av  540,  James  R  Spicer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $3,000. 

Newport  av  1473,  Charles  Johnson,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Calumet  av  6960,  H  J   tlee,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Grand  blvd  4846,  George  Gill,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $6,050. 

Rokeby  st  1295,  J  Q  Johnson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,01  0. 

Nineteenth  st  W  1003,  Anton  Kalal,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Garfield  av  710,  Garner  Brothers,   three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,500. 

Lexington  av  6531-39,  L  M  Smith  &  Oo,  four  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $9,0J0. 

Rosebud  st  46  68  78  80  81  and  86,   Theodore  Schmitz, 
alterations  on  buildings,  $11,600. 

Dakin  et  15z2-24,  S  M  Crosby,  two  i  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $4,000. 

Sheridan  road  1538-40,  Sam»,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $4,000. 

Boscoe  st  901,  Henry  Reidnaeyer  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stJre  and  flats,  $3,800. 

Haugan  av  1078,  J  F  .Siebach,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,7(0. 

Southport  av  1128,  Andrew  Stark,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $3,0  0. 

La  Salle  st  5928,  Richard  Kelly,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8.0CO. 

Calumet  av  4712  14,  W  B  Kennedy,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats.  $24,0  lO. 

Fifty  first  st  JPOfi,  Jacob  Stech,  2  story  frame  store 
and  flat,  $2,5C0. 

Carpenter  st  6836,  Charles  A  Johnson,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,000. 

Adams  and  Clark  st,  n  e  cor.  The  Quincy  BoUdlng, 
alterations  on  first  fioor,  (4,010. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  9,  1896. 


RirrisOD  at  1480,  P  F  Doyle,  2  etory  aod  basement 

brick  flats,  ti,5(0. 
Champlsin  av  6610,  Dnnoan  AudwrBon,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  txs  io. 
Bond  ay  8045,  Washbnrn  &  TifEany,  2  story  frame, 

flats,  »2,100. 

0  Ulforuia  8t  N  1719,  J  Zeiss,  2  story  frame  dwelling. 
»i,OoO. 

Evergreen  av  516,  Paul  Oescke,  Ihree  story  and  base- 
msLt  brick  flats,  J5.01  0 

Twenty  eigtith  St  4i6  Peter  Hoft,  4  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  store  and  fl8t-<,  $6,5)0. 

Peoria  »t  6617,  Patrick  O'Oonnell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,400. 

Fifty-flrst  st  951,  n  LoelHir,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  *i,000. 

Wood  St  1217-19,  C  Rerus,  two  2  story  frame  dwell- 
Irgs,  $!*,0OO. 

Campbell  av  639,  «  Olson,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $8,500. 

Fletcher  st  1655,  O  P  Ekdohl,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $5,no0. 

Kedfleld  st  63-69,  The  Gates  Iron  Works,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  foundry  flO,i  oO. 

Hammond  st  IIU,  0  H  Mattmueller,  2  story  frame 
storo  and  Oat^,  $2,600. 

Halated  st  6739,  John  Enmark,  three  store  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,0.>C. 

Cottage  Grove  av  8910,  2  story  fram'i  store  aiid  flats, 
13,000. 

Pile  Grove  av  606-7,  Henry  and  William  Dawson, 

two  1  story  and  bisensent  brick  barns,  $8,000. 
Maplewood  av  914,  A  Granstrom,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Millard  av  1084,  F  B  Bossier,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $1,600. 
Lexington  av  1349,  William  Crede,  three  story  and 

basemeuc  brick  flats.  I4,00C. 

1  incoln  st  8  i98.  The  board  of  edntsation,  three  story 
and  bifeuent  brick  addillon  to  West  Side  high 
school.  $25,000. 

Halsted  st  8  64^2-24,  W  M  Orilly,  two  1   story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $  >,C0  i. 
Melrose  st  1119,  John  G  Sampson,  three  story  and 

basemeut  brick  fl  .ts,  »7.50  >. 
Albany  av  1122,  V  Beranek,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $3,UOO. 

Justine  st  6824,  B  F  Mayhew,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,5U0. 

Carpenter  at  6359,  T  O'SnlUvan,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  fl*<8,  $3,000. 

Spaulding  av  870.  J  Lobstein,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $4,000. 

Fulton  ft  1353,  0  McQorn,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  fl^ta,  $t,5L0. 

Congress  st  228t,  Mrs  Annie  Bra-Jfle!d,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  (2,600. 

Walnut  st  140,  Mrs  James  Wood,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats.  $7,000. 

Blue  Island  av  19P-98,  Pfto!  Ziemsen,  two  Ihree-stery 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Hastings  st  535,  J  J  Kuemmerle,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2  800 .  ' 

Ohio  ft  W  838,  Willi im  Bultman,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flits,  t  i.O  0. 

Potomac  av  423,  August  Boyeen,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3.0)0. 

B3bey8tN  336,  Fannie  Dicckes,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,0(0. 

Ontario  st  329  and  331,  Hamilton  McOormack,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  barn,  rear,  $3,000. 

Jausen  st  Zi,  Sweason  &  Bsnnet,  2  story  framo  flat^, 
(2,600. 

Clark  st  1021  and  1023.  B  Schrotter,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  fi-tts,  $6,000. 

Polk  st  1337,  John  Prltchard,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Van  Bnren  st  1673,  0  Jacobaon,  2  story  and  basement 
br:ck  flats,  $3,600. 

-Colorado  av  258,  F  0  Moberg,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  dwelling,  $6,000. 

Blue  Island  av  1105  atid  1117,  M  O'SulIivan,  two  2 
story  and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $9,000. 

■Turner  ay  764,  Thomas  Flood,  2  story  and  basement 
.brick  dwelling,  $3,500. 

Gladys  av  19o9,  Wm  B  Eisenberg,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,»i)0. 
Warner  av  261,  Julius  Staerk,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000 

Maryland  av  6343,  Thomas  Connolly,  2  story  and 
baseme!:t  brick  flats,  $3,6u0. 

Halsted  at  st  8  11,  Dewes  Brg  Oo.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  dwelling,  $3,000. 

Sixty-third  st  40O  4L6,  Martin  Onmmiogs,  five  1  story 
and  basement  brick  stores,  $5,200. 

Sixtieth  st  1150-1136,  B  F  Jones,  two  2  story  and  base- 
meut brick  flats,  (10,000. 

Wrightwoodav  1349  57,  The  Norih  Chleago  8t  B  B 
Oo,  to  rebuild  car  barns,  $20,000. 

Janssen  av  11,  A  E  lile,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,500. 

Clayton  st  69,  O  8  Eoanka,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  fiats.  fi.OOO. 

eixty-lhlrd  st  638-612,  Oaor^e  D  Bamsey,  three  1 
story  and  basement  brick  stores,  $10,OjO. 

Mead  sC  1492,  J  P  Basthoi,  2  etory  frame  dwelling. 
$2,000, 


Sangamon  st,  B   B  Farson,  2  story  anl  basement 

brick  narehonee,  $20,000. 
Fnlton  st  1614,  J  E  Bradley,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwell  ng,  t5,000. 
Augusta  st  854.  John  A  Borgerson,  three   etory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Emerald  av  3724.  Juho  O'Keefe,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Potomac  av  483,  John  H  Dittmer,  three  story  ard 

basexeot  brick  fla  s,  $3,600. 
Evans  av  6422,  T  J  Daly,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  13,600. 

Sixty-first  st  732-36,  0  J  Cirlson,  two  three-story  and 

basemeut  brick  flats,  $«i,OUO, 
Beacon  st  3166,  F  D  Stevens,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$4,0J(', 

Dlversey  av  1716,  F  Suhling,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $5,000. 


Removal  of  Ticket  Office 

OHIOAaO,  MILWAUKSK  &  BT    PAUL  BY. 

On  March  1st  the  Chicago  ticket  office  ot  the 
Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  l-aalBy.  will  be  moved  to 
the  new  Marquette  Buildlug,  c  ruxr  Adams  and 
Dearborn  streets.  Tee  uumtjer  of  thv  office  will  be 
95  Adams  street.  0.  N.  Soctheb, 

Ticket  Agent. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  li-  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcinalixing,  ©to. 
All  i,iuud  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qaiuoy  St., 

Building  Material*  Chlca&C 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  bo 
secured  or  not,  freeof  chMrge.  Our  fee  not  duo 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3'Z  page  Book  r  ree, 
U.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  Attorney.x  at  Law, 
^p.U.S.Pat.OfflJe      WASHINGTON,  D.C. 

Location  for  Factories. 

The  natne  of  the  Obioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  loog  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  k^dc^' 
□  pbnildinK  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommoroe;  henoe  mannfaotorers 
have  an  aesaranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohiongo,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,160 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicmity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sncb.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  .A.GrSI'T'rS.  (  


ANDERSON.  GnstaTus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st. 
BARNEY  BRDO    i,..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERQSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  «on8.,  Rm  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  hOb  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIRNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
COLE,  M.  r.  ft  CO.,   Oole's  Block,  188  and  180 

W.  Madison. 
ODLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
0UMMING8  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sts. 
D  SLAMATER,  8..  56  Dearl)orn  st.  Humboldt  Pai  k 

p  "operty  a  specialty. 
DREVER  E.  S.  &  Oo.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohloago  III. 
EQQLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  12S  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Ohamber  of 

Oommerc'  . 

BDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  71tit 

B6th  Boulevard. 
ifRIOEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
OETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
OOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,       LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  V.  h  Oo.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
ODNZENHADSBR,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  at 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Ohloago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  8H  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBDT,  H.  B.,  88  Washington  st. 
eUTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 
JACOBS  B.  r.  *  Oo.,  99  Washington  St. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  it. 
LANQHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  and  155 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  b  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

BIAQILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  Si  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UERIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
MDLLIEEN,  0.  fl..  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  83  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 
BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
60 aN EIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
80HUMA0BER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBABT  AARON,  B  201. 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
♦TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  IC7  Dearborn  at- 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpk 
BANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  156  LaSalle  8tr« 
ZUITERMEI8TEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 

BANKKB8. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co..  99  Dearborn 
ORBENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXUHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolburn 

Attorney,   South  Ohloago  111. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164Doarborii 
WA8MAN8D0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  H7  Ranaolph. 

^bitracti  of  Title. 

HADIX)0K  VALLETTE  fc  B10KOORD8.  107  Dear- 
born St. 

HANDY  &  00.,  92-*  Washington  St. 
PELTZBR,  OTTO  *  00.,  86  Washington  St. 
BSOOBDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  DBPT..  Oonnty  fonrt 
Rnnr*. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAiaf  TOP 

§  DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave&Adams  st 


March  9,  1895. 


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239 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose  ■ 
'  nf  specalatln?  in  real  HSiate.  It  is  an  AdvertlslnK • 
•Bnrean  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  insare' 
protec'.loD  ai  d  best  reenlts  t'>  advertisers.  '. 
;  Kefrremes:  E.  S.  tireyer  ii  Oo.'s  Bank,  " 
"  WnsmansdorfFb  Belnemann,  Bankers, ! 

;  and  a  thonsand  others  in  Chicago.  ■ 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  J ournal, 

where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


240 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


March  9. 1895 


Office 
Desks-" 
Furniture. 

Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 

Wabash  Ave .  and  Adams  st . 


Builders'  apd  Qer^eral  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


mm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  §10.00  down 
and  SIO.OO  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBI8TIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  La  8alle   and  Madison  Hts. 
"elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tbo 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


OmOA.00. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


/tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hanobnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Hamborg. 


Roobester  Gernnan  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ine.  Co.,  New  York. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this  iCya 
line.  " 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs,^ 
ietc.  « 

aaLa  Folding  Beds, 
MllBSKS  Metal  Chairs. 

215  Wabash  Av. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &,  CO, 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  l.At!tAIiL.K  STRKET, 

CHICAGO  IliIilNOIS 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


PHOTOGRAPHER. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


Ol'FICIC  AND  WOKBIK. 
15th  H^reet  and  Ashland  Avenne, 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCKS  V 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


Fbame  Q.  Uotnb 

BROS. 


James  T.  Hotne. 

HOYNE 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Famished 


Chicago. 


MAS§NI($TEM&LE 

s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
:ised  commercial  building  on 
larth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  if  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manag:er. 


WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 


Vesideaos  647  A.3hland  Boalevard, 


Office  320  New  Kra  Bde. 
Halsted  and  Harrison  Sts, 

CHJOAQO 


C  hicago 

Dir'?ctory 
Coinpany 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  L.^KESIDE  BUILDING, 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  »ts. 

PUBLISHEKS  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICA&O  DIRBCTORy  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  OHICAGO. 
25  cts.,  50  cts„  $1.00,  $2,00  and  $3.00. 


aie  of  the  latest  Direotoi  lea  of  all  (be  other  large    ties  cbd  be 
fooDd  at  oar  office  for  use  of  the  pnbllo. 


Over  400  pieces  of  property  advertised  for  sale  in  this  issue .   See  pages  244  to  247. 


OTTICAGO,  MARCH  16,  1895. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPARER  DEVOTBD  TO  REAL.  EUTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES.  BUIUDINQ 


Subscription  Pkice,  $5.00  Peb  Annum. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St,  CHICAGO. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Roorn  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  llbin  112.  Cllicagfo,  111. 


ANO  THE  RECORDS. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  Q.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  npan 

and  p^inandal  Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


WA8MAN8D0EFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Wos.  143  and  147  Randolph  St.. 
CHICA«<0. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Q-od  ^ecnrltlns  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  a«e8  on  Real  Eata^p  always  on  hand . 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


GILBERT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

(gicagfo. 


WTLLT8  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOEGE  1,,  WABNEB. 

Oonsalting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner.  . 

Sacceed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Speci"!  altenlioD  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO,, 
Real  Estate,Loansand  Investments, 

Koom  98S  Stock  Exchanse  Buildine, 
S.  W  Cor.  L,a  Salle  and  Washington  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftDrtgagB  Leans  and  InvBstmsnts, 

Real  Estate. 


1*5  LA  SALLE  STREET,  ROOMS  IS  AND 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  260, 


OHIOAQO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers  "^'vestment 

T,,      ,  '  SECURITIES. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

Will  remove  from  128  La  Salle  Street  March  15  to 

Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  CGDEN  QBEdN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBQBN. 
UANDOI/PH  E.  FI9HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  <St  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  I830- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olarlt  St , 
CHICAGO. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  ■■  and  ■■  Renting, 

Eeal  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  north 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■3(415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,(5- 

Telephone  West  69i,  CHICAGO 


JJH^  149  L'aSalle  Stan 
I  fin  I       &  BRO- 


F.  A- BAENEs  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  paeish. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P,  BOWES  &  CO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
i«7  a'^iooJ?^*',®  Branch  Office 

I  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St  Oalamet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


REMOVAL  NOTICE. 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co 

(The  first  smr  ntee  o  mpiny  organized  ia  Ohlcg-). ) 

Will  remove  March  16,  1895,  to  its  new  offices  S.  W. 
corner  La  Salle  and  Washington  streets,  Chicago,  in 
the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

Makes  Abstracts  of  Title , 

Guarantees  Titles  of  Real  Estate. 
Transacts  General  Trust  Business. 

GWVNN  OARNETT  Pref ident  A.  H.  (•  ELLERS.  Vice-President 
0.  R.  LiRBABEE,  Treasurer.  A.  A.  STEWART,  Secretary. 

FRANK  H.  aELCERS,  Trust  Ofaoer. 

PROPERTY  IN  CIGERO 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 


242 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  16  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.cr©  .  Tracts  •  F\irolia.seci 

Or  SubdiTided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  301  INTEE  OCEAN  BUILDUTQ. 


Telepbone  Main  698. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixcu  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

SARPCNTERS'  /^i0yLDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
113  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICA«0. 

Private  SafeH  to  r«nt. 
$5.C0  to  ISn.uu  per  annam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
•$1  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Branchi,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbca  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•ei  BANKERS. 


•o: 


'■joans  on  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans 

Invesiiaents. 


ALEX  FRIEND &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Brancli  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

'    REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  «90B.  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^J-Jn, 


OHIOAQO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  ^..o 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    61,    B3  AND    SB     METROPOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  f»earborn  Street 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existinji  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 

First.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiRr  -It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

FoTJRTH.— In  it  you  can  have  oflBces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  MasonicTemple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaso. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

15i  Oearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  .^^  ^ 

FriDCis  B.  Peatody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


■  IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


 THE!  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  vice  President. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  Cashier. 


Deposits  July  13,  1893.  $1,53.9  9S3  71 
Depuslts  JUay  4,  1894  $3,!£78.948.91, 

■^A7■©  solicit  your*  lousixiess. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6th  floor  masonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates* 

120  L&SALLE  STBEKT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Hit  Hartford  Bulldlnc* 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AKD 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEU/BPAPER 

DEVOTED  TV  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 
WESTERN  SECUBITIES  j 
BUILDING  ^ 
ANOTHE  RECORDS.  ^ 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and  ? 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  ^ 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^sl:ate|BijiWi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance  ^ 
Building  and  real  estatp  ' 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  11. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MARCH  16,  1895. 


.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TBLBPHONB  MAIN  I486.                           INBTJBANOE  PLACED. 

E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.                                              V> -J /-> --i  rT/-» 
Ratenswood.  ^XllOciyCJ. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of 

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO, 

GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

CWVMKUO     Ob  WVkDwKrl, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INEURpCE,  LOpS 

South  Oblcago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorreepondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Bll£, 
Notary  Public.                        South  Chicago,  Ills 

E.  S.  Dreyer  &c  @. 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  CIiair|ber  of  Commerce, 
CHICAGO. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

E.  T-  PAUL  <fe  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 

T?A»rt'lAotAn  il  Moll  otto 

Jlj^^ltJblOll  (S  IVldilHiltJ, 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    409411  EOOKERY  BLDQ. 

PERLEY  HALE, 

ARCHITECT, 

iSo'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING,                               T \  r^ry.  rr 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST.                                V_^XJ.  J.*_^  CtijJ 

/BonBy  LoanBd  WiEliDiit  ConiTnissiDn 

On  improved  city  property  and 
■H  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

F.W.  KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  S^eam  Power, 

70,  72,  74,  76  W.  Washington  St. 
And  44  S.  Jefferson  St. 

CHICAGO,    -      -  ILLINOIS. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEI8TBB.   0.  H.  PU90HE0K.    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTAHIES  RUBLIO.                                   TELEPHONE  CANAL  2f . 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  'Tip'oved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Nor- 
ReMoents  Attended  to- 

H.  0.  MOWREY.                                            C.  F.  PARKER. 

MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO . 

^^Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given   to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS.                                            C.  O.  GOSS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE.                                               E.  S.  JUDD. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts.,CHICACO. 

FBANS  BIEDLE.                                                         P.  J.  BOHBEINEB . 

FRANK  RIEDLE  &  CO., 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3  1  09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  t^onth  661, 

Real  Estate  Boaght  and  Mold.    Bents  0  >llected.    Taxes  Paid.  la- 
veetments  Made.     Special  attention  Kiven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

EstabliHlied  1SS4. 

R£AL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EZOHANSE  BUILDING .          NOTARY  FUBLIO 
Telephone  Uaia  3733. 

JOHN  D0LE8B.                              J.  H.  SHBPAEU 

ESTABLISHED  1868. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

i  PAVING  1  CONTRACTORS,  \ 

MANnV40TUBBB8  AND  DBAI.BB8  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

\62  WASHINGTON  STREET,            -      -  OHIOAGCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1169. 

Partlcalar  attention  psl'l  to  Macadam  Beads,  orlves,  Bonle 
Tarda  and  Boads  In  new  Sabdivliloni. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.               Telephone  Main  3269. 

Humboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 
"keaim  estate, 

Scorn  41  Uercbants  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFICE:                 N.  W.  Cor.  WaehlDgtoc  and 
8.  B.  Cor.  California  &  North  Ave.                  LaSalle  Sts., 
0pp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldt  Park.                                        CHIC  GC 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  16,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBTISSS  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK— ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MASKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OP  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBXISUD  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AOENT'B 
ADDBBSS  IS  OIT£N. 


50 
.$  ICO 
200 

3,350 

5,700 

5,200 
700 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  bnildiDg,  lot  25  x 

,     125.    Rll    ,6.500 

Armonr  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  ll-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Boven  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei;jhborhood.     W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 
Calumet  av,  north  44th  st,  2-8tory,  6  and  7  rooms, 

modern,  with  barn,  cheap      Ml   $  7  500 

Calumet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11  room  stone, 

new  and  every  convenience.    Ml  $10  000 

Calumet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  165 
Calumet  av.  near  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13....$ 
Calnmet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  26x200x130,  price 

per  foot.  Ml  

Calumet  av,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  oiffer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  I 

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheai). 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     C  18  $ 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stone  front, 
modern,  owner  is  seller.    Ml.  $ 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 
B  15  '  I 

Champlain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  IS.  .$ 

Chicago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price! 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ihat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  proo- 
erty.   O  15.  *^ 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  booght  very  cheap. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22  J^xlOO.  Rll  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
incombrance  $15,(00.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  full  d'pth,  price 

per  foot.    M  1  j  214 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  SOth  sts,  a  block  oif 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  B  J 1. $86,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  .S-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  6«th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot,    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  uv,  near  68th  st,  lot  130  ft  deep,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  ;   I  85 

Drexel  blvd,  near  list  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.*.$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,0(  0 
Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  ^5x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  8oite    212,    oor    6Sd  st  and 

Stewart  av   127  000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.    F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  8t,modern! 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    M  1  |  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  ll-room  brick  bouse.  B  l"5!$15,o<iO 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15.$2<i,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15.$lo!oOO 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooL  is,  brick  house.  B  15..  $  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  I6.$13!(i00 
Elhs  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $3(1,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  honse.  B  16,$  4  500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot .     F  13 .  $ 
Ellis  av,  near  66th  st.  e  f  60x130,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$ 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$56,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.     Will  exohacge 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.     For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  6 

finish,  lot  25x121;  in  fine  shape.  M  1.$  7,250 
lifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2  story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay  .    Ml  $  6  000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4.  r  j 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Drexel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  neat  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 
B  16 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


300 


325 


250 


$  £0C 


250 


$  200 


260 


220 


Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

(6F18)  cor  100x100,  very  choice,  price  per  front 

foot.      P  4   _  q 

(6F19)  cor  106x100,  eleganVlooation,'  price  per 
front  foot.    P  4  a 

(5F110)  oor  98x100,  great  bargain,' pdce  per 
front  foot.    P4   ...  a 

(5F11)  cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,'  pVioe  peV front 
foot.    P  4  

(5F12)  oor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  "f'ront'foot^ 
P  4  

(6F13)  oor  140x100,  snap,  piice  per' front  foot! 

(6F12)  oor  60x120,  bargain,  pri'c'e  "per "front 

foot.    P  4   _  I 

(6F13)  cor  60x120,  great  bargain!  prVoe  per 

front  foot.    P  4  ,  ^  • 

(6F14)  cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain, "price 

per  front  foot.     P4  |  ^qq 

Forty  fifth  st.nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  le!  $15,000 
Forty-sixih  st  (Kenwood),  elegant  10-roor:.  brown 

stone,  every  convenience.    Ml  800 

Forty  seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.  B  ls!!!  $  6  000 
Forty-seventh  et,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot.  ' 

F  13   ^ 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$ 

Forty  seventh  st,  50- foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  .$ 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot  (8F12.)  p'4*$ 
Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15..  $ 
Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15 
Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st.  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  fine  shape;  easy  payments.  Ml...  $21000 
Gran.i  blvd,  near  45ih  ,t,  l5-room  stone  house.  B  16  $27  000 
Grand  blvd,  near  49th  bt,  50x150,  price  per  ft  M  1  $  '275 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  25  to  1(  0  x  150,  prioe 


110 
450 

125 

200 

226 


200 
125 
22(1 
98 
8,0(0 
10,500 


per  foot.    M  1 , 


$  300 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  It  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16..$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  66th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  | 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13!!$  166 

Grovelaod  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V6   $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  "days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  rednoed  from  $22,000.  For  foil  partioolars 

address  G  Fuohes  <k  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  oor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F13.!!.*!$  "21O 
Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  i6!$l0  000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jouroal, 
Indiana  av,  near  63d  st,  3-story  stone,  6,  7  and  8 

rooms,  lot  25x180,  new  and  cheap.    Ml   $  g  OCO 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  brick  house.  B  i5!$lO,V 00 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15  ...  $17,500 
Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  16.'!$  6'£00 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft  price  per 

foot.    W8  '.........$  105 

Indiana  av,  near  36th  st,  price  per  foot.  p  i3!!!!$  166 
Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F13.!!  $  87  60 
Indiana  av,  near  63d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.         Ml   _  I  QQ 

Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  st8,w  f  50  or  100x161 

price  per  foot.    W8   '* 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  'foot!    P  13 " '$ 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  prioe  per  foot 
Ml  ^  • 

Michigan  av.  s  of  49th  8t,  'e'f  25  to'lo'o  x  161," 'p'rioe 

per  toot.     Ml   • 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per' foot.  "  'F"i3""$ 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  'ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16... $16  000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16       $  6  OCO 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  60  ft  only,  price  per  foot".'  ' 

'^1  c   *  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  676 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  "  "  '$10  000 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  26x154  ' 
cheap.  Prioe  is  $560;  cash  $364,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked   on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Bakbb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  ShamoKin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  16  $ 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

^  ,  ^   $i4,oro 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms^  stone.  B  15  $11  OOO 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 

ana  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached 

W  8  


9,0CO 


9,5C0 
8,600 


Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
bailding  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0          't46  ooo 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware-  ' 
honae,  100  x  108.  100  sialls  for  horses  in  baee- 

ment.    R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly. 


Ind. 


Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot 
Ml  

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st, 
M  1  


60  ft,  price  per  foot. 


.$  1,860 
$  140 


150 


M  1. 


$  97.50 
$  135 


80 


76 


Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13 
Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  lOdavsonJv 

per  foot.    V  6  

Kenwood.— Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houces;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av.ntarmh  st.lO-room  stone  house. B  15.$10,0C0 
Kenwood  district.-- -Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain.  Q  8" 
Lake  av.  near  46th  st,  10-room  briok  honse.     B  16. $10,000 
Lake  a V,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$3o!ooO 

Lake  av,  near  43d  bt,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $16!ooo 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  !!$35,'()00 

Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms- 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  '|  e  500 


14 
62.60 


80 
9C0 
750 

9,900 
90 


7,000 
.$10,500 


Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13..,. 
Lacgley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  '.3  . .  .  . 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone! 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience .  Ml... 
Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot  V6..!!!,^ 
Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  i5!$20,0("o 
Madison  av,  oor  near  eist  st,  10-room  frame  house 

 $  7,(100 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  16.  $  9  000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16..$10,00C 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot 

F13  ,  

May  st,  near  68th,  paved,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13  ! 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st.  «  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  . 
McChesney  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  60  lots.     F  13  

Michigan  av,near  51st  8t,12-room  briok  hotjse.B  l6!$24,Oro 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  1 0  rooms,  stone.    B  16 . .  $30,000 


155 
26 
4,500 
835 
860 


.$  60 


60 


66 
80 

80 


Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  md  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  6lBt  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27>^  x  126,  price  per  foot 
Ml  

Riverdale. — Ooe  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage.  550x200  ft.      R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il   $20  000 

Schell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13  !!!  $  300 

Seventy  fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13   J 

Seventy  fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Coles,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$ 
Seventy-fifth  st,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  perfect. 

F  13    I 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  If0xl25.    .^J  ire88 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Bailding,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   |  6  cOO 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone,  b  15.  ..  $  8.500 
Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,stone.B  16.$l2,C0O 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty-first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stooe.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  T-i.joia  atone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  Bt,  oor  Harvard,  prioe  j>er  foot.  Ii'13..$  460 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st.  near  Loomis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,    prioe  per  foot 

^      1^13  $ 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B15  j 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Eraerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$ 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  May,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

State  st,  cor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  price  pe-  foot. 

Ml  $ 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

St  Lawrence  av,  near  73d  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13..$ 
Sooth  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Mioliigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines.  4 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Foches  & 
Co,  841  6.3d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

B  15    $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  gt,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,600 
Thornton,  30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  aore.    C  18   $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  oor  6lBt,  [irirp  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Uiinal.  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L  12  1  4,6CO 


66 

4,500 
125 
80 

37.60 
250 

170 
30 
700 


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REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

VernoD  ay,  100  ft  s  of  43d  et,  Iota  25  x  130  ft,  foar 
new  ii-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plnmbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av  cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  ..$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vinoenres  av,  near  45th  st,  3-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennes  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V6....$  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  oboioe;  price  away 

down  (1DU7).     P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  FI3.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st.  price  per  foot.     P  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  69th  st,  3-story  brick,  6  roooo, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    M  1  ,c  $11,600 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  car  front  foot 

8  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  :'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Washington  st  ooruer,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 

15U  ft  running  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 

on  the  east  side  of  property.    Terms  $50,000 

cash;  balance  to  suit.     This  location  is  near 

business  eentre  and  is  adapted  to  various  nses. 

Owner.    3  12   $150,000 

Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  1'5;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  cor  65th  st,  price  per  foi)t.    F  13. .  .$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.. $18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $25,' 00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  150 
W  /odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft,    W  8  . . . . 

Astor  et,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W8   I 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13.  i 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.     W8  $  6,400 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  8i  N,  S-slcry  new  brick,   stone  front  and  16 

rooms,    A  13  $12,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  S-story 

and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 

bath;  .'J  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  3^  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewoy  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

w  8  

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne'  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  oa^h.  Z  33  

Divioion  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater,  sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  |700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc ,  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evaneton,  Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50.  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Eenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dati  Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  lO-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  buih  houses 
OD    the    North    Shore.     All    flashings  and 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


water-tables  Aaremade  of  Inminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.  A  lO-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^ouse 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibnie  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first  class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  leception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  If  yon  desire  a  nice 
home  in  one  of  the  most  beautiful  suburbs  of 
Chicago,  with  all  city  conveniences,  filtered 
water  as  pure  as  spring  water,  gas  $1  per  1,000, 
all  improvements  in,  where  no  assessments 
will  ever  be  made,  where  taxes  are  bnt  of 
the  City  taxes,  with  school  privileges,  a  nice 
ohnroh;  where  restrictions  prevents  anything 
undesirable  around  or  about  you,  and  a  nice 
class  of  people.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let  this 
pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tickets, 
60  rides  $6,30,  21  trains  each  way  daily,  time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  mnst  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  sor.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  snit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4    $15,000 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  60x126  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5(0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $86,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

ioi.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $  5,600 

School  St.  corner,  75x1233^.     4^  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.  W  8.  .  .$  6,800 
Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.  W  8  ....  $  3,000 
Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  S-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  i6xl25  ft.    W8  $6,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  building,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  snbnrb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  fir^t- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  bouses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,600.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800..  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  60  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.   X  14  $  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Most  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8.$11,0C0 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4.000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  h  onse  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  oash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26^^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  sonth  west  comer  Union  Park  pi,  . 
oiVonf^f  (  34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  )    ...  ^ 
size  of  ot  j  23  3.10x100  \  \  .35x128  }  '"^'^ 
2-6tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  thun  hoQaes  cost  to  hr-M.  0  11 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Uaisted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  8  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock.  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyoe,  15  1  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,Oro 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mouthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  3  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  av,  s  f  25x142.  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,rO0 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232.  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  abovn .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Logan  eq,  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11  $10,000 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x126,  price  from  $l,Of  0  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11   f  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2- story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe 8t . 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer&  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,C00 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frarne;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eaob.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-Btory  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat    This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Qll....$  6,260 
Twi=-lftl>  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  sf  25x125.    W8....$  2,100 
Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  ....  $  6,600 
Twelfth  St.  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

will  make  from  f76  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3il 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road statioQ,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlfO.    W  8.  .|  2,000 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  |11,000 .  Want  a  resi 'ence 
neiir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

WashiDgton  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  |l,OnO  per  front  foot!  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
facturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8...$  7,(00 

Willis  ot,  So  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,950 

SUBURBAN. 


PE0VI30. 

80  ACRES  in  Proviso,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 

12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R.  Price  $5(0 
per  acre,  no  iDoumbranoe.  Will  take  residence  or  resi 
denoe  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as  part  payment,  balance 
long  time.    Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

BAVENSWOOD. 

Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  10  very  fine  lots,  -z 
houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9  rooms  $6,900j  central  locations 
and  good  bargains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and 
houses  in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lngalle  st. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very  choice  loca- 
tion, lot  583^x165,  east  front,  9  rooms,  besides  bath  room, 
laundry  and  pantry,  and  attic  snfiBoient  for  3  good  rooms; 
all  improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit.  Other 
excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant  and  improved. 
LtoYD  &  Go,  94  La  Salle  st,  or  1242  East  Ravenswood 
Park. 

OUTSIDE. 

ABKANBAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottoiiwood,  gam,  hickory  and  walnut, 
fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the  acre;  excellent  farming  lands, 
150,000, 18(1,000  and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  309. 

OAIilFOBNIA . 

Oalifornia.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tmot 
of  land  income  paying  property.     The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  oanse- 
qnently  cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.    Owner  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions     The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
Oalifornia,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where    orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  matarity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Boilding, 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
California  income  properties  for    sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of    almonds,   apricots,  figs, 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.   For  particulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence  on  Adams  st  (K  O  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, havinar  been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 
Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  ot  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tr*ot;  2,500  acres  bottom   lands,  30,000  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
ao>es  equal  famous  Maywood  Ootony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  as  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i  0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  oraTige,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.     For  sale  or  exchange  for 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly   largest  and  finest  in  the  Sooth)  12.0(0  to 
15,0(  0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.50.   W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 
Illinois. — Rook  I'^land,    for    sale    or  exchange; 
beaatifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    Room  71,  115  Dearborn  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Dea  Moines, 
on  ttie  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,(i00  bushels;  cost  about  $40,oO(i;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchatige  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

LAKE  FOBESI. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University.  Five  acres  on  shore.  Address 
C  16  Exclustve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE . 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  average^  19,600  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

MISOBLI,ANEO08 . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.  Qood  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    Room  71,  115  Dearborn  st. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,(00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    Room  71,  115  Dearborn 

St. 

35  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Ohioago,onBelt 
R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address  C  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau, 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


CITY. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 


Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70lh,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.    Will  ex 
change  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  anil  assume  reason 
able  incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 
Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  Slst,  a  2-story 
dwelhog  in  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 
Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.    Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  6}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 
Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;    facing  south.     Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
doe  ic  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.     Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or    land,    or    good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  Soath  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8  000;  want  farm.    W  15. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman, 
125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  flne  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 
Wentworih  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incambrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Eenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    O  12 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

WEST  8IDB. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Qidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  31%  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,  as  houses  sell  qnick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  <fc  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  hoose,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  ciose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considored  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Poet  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

GEOBQIA. 

Georgia — 660-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo.  olesr; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA . 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  flne  large  brick,  with  72  i*eet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenued,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  houae  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-olass  order,  price  $7,5  '().  Will  take  about  }4  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I, 

KANSAS, 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,60o,  encumbrance  $606,  dje  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  hoose,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l^^-Btorj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $6n,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4C-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Mitinetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  dear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing, 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exolusivt 
Agency  Bnreai]. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperoas  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.  Room 
71,  115  Dearborn  st. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $6,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.    Would  ex- 
change 14  OT  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 


CITY. 
south  side. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olass 

^  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  FATIE. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18. 


March  16  189£. 


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PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

CITY. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  9t 
■'oar-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    AddresH  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  eiDE. 

Two  nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  If  0  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  montb.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Jonraal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOETH  SIDE. 

Tmproved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  olher  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.  Address  A  12,  Exolnsive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Rue  &  Co,  58  N  Ciintoii 

Bt,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soli,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosineHS  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  I'Z. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 


An 


experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 

Do  you  want  to  sell  your  property  ?  LI. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO. 

Successors  to  Ltnghenry,  Evacs  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 


Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and    Estates  Managed, 

The  First  National  Banl(  i  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3, COO, 000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS.- 

I  TMAV  .1.  Gage,  Pre  Went.  Jas.  B.  Foboan,  Vice  President. 

BioaABD  J.  .-TBEKT,  Osshier.  Holmes  Hoge,  Aes't  Cashier. 

Fbank  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ase't  Oaehier. 
DIRECTORS: 

Pam'i.  M.  NI3KEB80S.      E.  F.  Lawbenok.  8   W.  Allebton. 

F,  O.  Gbai.  NoBMiN  B    Beam.  Ne  son  Mobbis. 

B.  0.  NiCKSBSON.  L.  J.  QAge.  Eugene  8.  Pike. 

A.  A.  Cabpemeb.  Jab.  B.  Fohqah. 


•  THE] 


National  Bank  wf  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


^Eo.  SoHNEiDEE,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Heok.  V1o»  President. 
Wm  a.  Hamuokd,  2d  Vice  Pres'dent. 
Oabi.  Moli,,  Cashier. 
Benot  D.  Field,  Aest.  Cashier. 
Henbt  K.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Cashier 


CHICAGO. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 


K.oom  S  1 , 


ISS  OlEtrk:  Street^ 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


RENTING  AGENCY. 

O.  J.  FRANCHERE, 

REAL  ESTATE 
AND  INSURANCE. 

Space  to  rent  cheap  in  business  and  ofiice  buildings, 
light,  power,  heat,  etc. 

BEFEB  BT  SPEOIAI.  PEBMI8PI0N  TO  311  |V<^W  F.ra  Bld? 
Mr.  Potter  Pa  mer.  1  he  J.  V.  Farwell  Co.  Blue  I«*laii(l  aTe.  & 

VesBis.  LyoD  &  Bealy.  ]I<rri8on  »t. 

Messrs.  Guthmao,  Carpenter  &  Telling.  CHIOACrO. 


Important 
Announcement 


To  the  Office  Renting  Public:— 

The  10th,  11th,  12th,  and  13th 
floors  of  the  ASSOCIATION 
BUILDING,  Numbers  153  and 
155  La  Salle  street,  are  to  be 
completed  on  or  before  April 
15th,  1895,  thus  making  the 
most  valuable  portion  of  the 
building  available  for  tenants 
before  May  1st.  To  those  re- 
quiring large  space  or  single 
offices  we  would  advise  an 
early  inspection  of  this  elegant 
office  structure.  Its  central  lo- 
cation, reasonable  rates,  excel- 
lent appointments,  daylight 
offices,  established*  reputation 
for  character  and  occupation 
of  tenants,  and  high  grade  ele- 
vator and  janator  service  are 
the  chief  inducements  offered. 
NOW  IS  THE  TIME  TO  TAKE 
ADVANTAGE  of  them  and 
have  these  desirable  offices 
arranged  to  suit  your  require- 
ments. 

Correspondence  solicited. 
Have  our  representative  call 
upon  you  with  plans. 

E.W.  ZANDER  &  CO. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS, 
153  and  155  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


CMcap  Interior  Decoratini  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
]yiantels,Tiles,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  npon  application. 
149  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 
Formerly  occupieU  JJgjj^y  T  |||j|,Jgg 


by  the 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-  Loans-_— _ 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  LIFE  BUILDINQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTTJKBKS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  o. 

EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 
803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111. 


Frank  Hall's  Caslno,Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Waba?h  av..  Le^r  Jaokson  et. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnoas  performances  11  a.  m 
to  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago.  Prioe 
10  15  25  35  50  Bii8eat<i$I. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Qcincev, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago.  Secre- 
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Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
Bj'  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f6O0,OCK).0O  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MEDICAL  EXAMINATION  REQUIRED. 


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THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

What  business  wants  is  to  be  let  alone.  It  has 
come  to  pass  that  the  fear  of  legislation  is  the  most 
constant  and  destructive  apprehension  that  threatens 
American  business  life.  Notwithstanding  the  fact 
that  the  success  of  commerce  and  industry  depends 
upon  stability  of  conditions  more  than  on  all  else 
together,  the  country  has  been  harassed  for  the  last 
two  years  with  the  most  distressing  uncertainties.  A 
wet  blanket  has  been  thrown  on  all  industrial  and 
mercantile  enterprises  by  constant  legislative  bick- 
erings. Trade  could  not  prosper  if  it  would  under 
such  conditions.  Now  we  may  expect  stability  for  at 
least  a  twelvemonth.  Neither  the  tariff  nor  the  cur- 
rency can  06  altered  in  that  time.  A  man  may  make 
a  contract  and  know  that  the  terms  of  it  will  remain 
unchanged  for  a  year.  Business  will  prosper  as  much 
as  it  can  without  legislative  interference— a  simple 
boon  to  ask,  but  one  which  the  country  is  to  have  for 
at  least  a  liitle  while. 

Viewed  impartially,  the  most  vicious  legislation 
this  country  has  ever  had  is  that  pertaining  to  the 
tariff.  It  is  a  tax  on  trade  and  as  such  it  hampers 
business  tremendously.  Originally  intended  "for 
revenue  only,"  it  was  Anally  extended  to  the  so-called 
protection  of  home  industries,  and  the  duties.heavily 
increased,  have  been  relied  upon  for  many  years  for 
the  production  of  a  large  share  of  the  national  reve- 
nue. This  is  an  unfortunate  policy,  because  any  tar- 
iff on  business  is  essentially  injurious,  whereas  a  di- 
rect tax  does  not  interfere  with  business.  A  small  or 
moderate  tariff,  it  is  true,  seems  at  present  to  be  a 
necessity,  inasmuch  as  the  nations  of  the  old  world 
see  fit  to  discriminate  against  our  products  and  the 
very  principle  of  reciprocity  demands  that  we  favor 
those  only  who  favor  us.  But  when  the  extreme  of 
tariff  protection  for  the  benefit  of  a  few  manufactur- 
ers is  resorted  to  then  it  becomes  evident  to  any  clear 
thinking  person  that  a  handicap  of  serious  propor- 
tions is  put  on  business.  Therefore  the  least  tariff 
and  the  least  changes  in  tariff  consistent  with  the 
demands  of  revenue  and  of  foreign  reciprocity  rela- 
tions, the  better  it  will  Le  for  all  concerned. 

Able  counsel  now  before  the  Supreme  Court  are  at- 
tempting to  prove  that  the  income  tax  is  a  direct  tax 
The  ground  taken  is  that  it  is  in  conflict  with  that 
part  of  article  1,  section  2,  of  the  Constitution  which 
declares  that  "direct  taxes  shall  be  apportioned 
among  the  several  States."  If  the  income  tax  can  be 
shown  to  be  a  direct  tax,  it  will,  of  course,  be  set 
aside.  But  it  is  hardly  a  direct  tax.  In  1880,  in  a 
suit  upon  a  law  assessing  a  tax  upon  gains,  profits 
and  incomes,  the  Supreme  Court  decided  that  direct 
taxes  were  those  levied  on  land  or  on  polls.  Taxes  on 
incomes,  under  that  decision,  must  be  excises,  and 
come  under  section  8  of  article  1  of  the  Constitution 
which  provides  that  "Congress  shall  have  power  to 
lay  and  collect  taxes,  duties,  imports  and  excises,  to 
pay  the  debts  and  provide  for  the  common  defense 
and  general  welfare  of  the  United  States." 

Whatever  may  be  the  objections  to  the  income  tax 
on  the  score  of  public  policy,  it  is  certainly  not  open 
to  the  objection  that  it  handicaps  business  or  inter- 
feres with  trade.  From  this  standpoint  it  is  in 
marked  contrast  to  the  protective  taxes  before  men- 
tioned. A  tax  of  any  kind  is  irksome  and  unpopular, 
and  the  income  tax  is  especially  odious  to  those  for- 
tunate individuals  who  are  favored  financially  far 
above  the  great  majority  of  their  fellows.    In  the 


sense  that  it  singles  out  a  small  minority  of  wealthy 
citizens  as  being  fit  subjects  for  assessment  to  the  ex- 
clusion of  the  vast  army  of  the  less  well-to  do,  it  is 
certainly  open  to  the  objection  that  it  is  class  legis- 
lation, and  as  such  it  will  sooner  or  later  be  repealed. 

IN  THE  STOCK  MARKET. 

A  summary  of  the  statements  of  the  twenty-five 
national  banks  of  Chicago  which  responded  to  the  re- 
cent call  of  the  comptroller  of  currency,  shows  an  in- 
crease in  loans  and  discounts  since  Dec.  19,  1894,  the 
date  of  the  last  previous  statement,  of  $1,723  241  and 
a  sain  in  deposits  during  the  same  period  of  $1,207,- 
861.  In  computing  this  result  it  is  found  that  there 
was  a  net  loss  of  $1,545,265  in  the  total  of  individual 
accounts  and  a  gain  of  $2,753,126  in  accounts  of  coun- 
try banks.  The  total  of  cash  on  hand  was  reduced  by 
I582,89t.  The  grand  total  of  deposits  was  $130,928,- 
S3;^  and  the  cash  on  hand  $34,109,223,  or  26.2  percent. 
Deducting  from  total  deposits  the  amount  due  from 
country  banks,  we  have  $111,115,431  as  the  net  total 
of  deposits,  to  which  the  amount  of  cash  on  hand 
bears  the  proportion  of  30.7  percent. 

Elevated  railway  prospects  were  the  only  important 
matters  on  the  local  stock  exchange  this  week.  From 
reports  of  the  officers  submitted  to  the  bondholders' 
committee  it  is  learned  that  the  expense  of  operating 
the  road,  in  round  figures,  is  about  $1,500  a  day  and 
the  receipts  from  passenger  faros  over  $2,100  a  day. 
This  would  seem  to  leave  a  good  margin  of  profit,  but 
it  is  insufficient  to  pay  the  interest  on  the  bonds 
which  amounts  to  $1,440  daily.  With  this  heavy 
deficit  oi  near'y  $800  a  day,  foreclosure  seems  to  be 
inevitable. 

Lake  Street  Elevated  will  avoid  foreclosure  by  re- 
organization if  the  stockholders  will  put  $12.50  per 
share  cash  into  the  general  fund.  On  this  condition 
the  bondholders  agree  to  fund  their  interest  for  three 
years.  This  report,  coming  with  official  sanction, 
pushed  the  stock  up  to  15  on  Tuesday,  though  it  fell 
off  somewhat  later  in  the  week. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Mar.  9,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres 
ponding  week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  Per 

MAB.  9,  1894.  oentagee 


WEEK  ENDINQ 
MAB.  9,  1895. 


New  York  

In 

0. 

D( 

c. 

«  5.5  S  O  H  379 

$  506.176,069 

10 

2 

H4,7t5  095 

83,444  ;-55 

13 

5 

8H,678  2H0 

86,H45  707 

3 

.1 

Philadelphia.. 

64, £07. 266 

64  5  5  i:-5 

Nom 

St.  Louis  ,  .  . 

23,644.468 

21,679,(152 

9 

.n 

San  FraDoisoo. 

15,981.982 

13,83.5,136 

15 

.4 

Baltimore  .... 

12  43U.794 

15,72j<,4T6 

20 

.9 

Pittsbargh. . . . 

12,140  360 

11,961,^56 

1 

5 

Oinoinnati .... 

12.607,100 

11,"  04.600 

6 

.9 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

10  0i8.053 

8.573,944 

11 

.4 

New  Orleans  . . 

8.972,749 

10,337  5t4 

13 

.2 

Boffalo  

4  86(1,379 

6,822,827 

28 

.2 

Milwaakee .... 

4.972,11.^ 

4,:  00,619 

10 

.4 

Detroit   

6,745,538 

6.3?  1,146 

26 

6 

Loaisvillo.  ,  , 

6.352,306 

6,7(0,366 

6 

0 

Jdioneppjlis  . . 

5.20 1,784 

5  201,185 

No 

m 

4.093,967 

5,377.772 

23 

.9 

Providence  . . . 

4,575,600 

4,0.0,800 

14 

0 

4.^05,^'69 

4,322  060 

Nom 

Oleveland.*. . . 

4.9i6.892 

4,281,913 

14 

8 

St.  Paul  

3.808.860 

2,996,567 

27 

0 

3,067  017 

2,^08,321 

9 

2 

ludia.napolis. . 

3,447,288 

3.376,^33 

2 

1 

(JolnmbDS  .... 

3,165,7(10 

3.427,900 

7. 

» 

2,723,<I61 

2,233,683 

21 

9 

&iohinond  .... 

2,234,438 

2,148,393 

4 

0 

Washington. .. 

1,952,110 

1,695,128 

15 

4 

Dallas  

2,536,412 

2.468,850 

3. 

1 

St.  Joseph .... 

1,816,608 

1,6A6.3'10 

9. 

b 

2,635,636 

1,789  030 

47. 

2 

Slempbis   

1,859,930 

1,942,949 

4. 

3 

Portland  Or  . 

1,158,336 

992,9^7 

16. 

4 

1,666.133 

1,491.143 

10. 

7 

New  Haven. . . 

1,345  555 

1,309,456 

2. 

1 

Savannah  .... 

1,79(.,)31 

1  937.690 

7. 

6 

Springfield. ... 

l,3f  5,484 

1,265.533 

8. 

0 

Worcester  

1,205.966 

1,101,162 

9. 

0 

Portland  Me.. 

1,273,673 

1,162,120 

9 

6 

1,199,650 

1,175,1 12 

2. 

0 

Wort  Worth*  . 

1,<  80,874 

1,024,410 

t. 

5 

W  ^oo  

2,46i,114 

1,083,388 

126. 

9 

Syraoaee  .... 

987,271 

831,768 

18. 

0 

Dea  Moinea. . . 

1,031,797 

1,026,092 

Nom 

Grand  Rayids 

953,701 

801,789 

18 

.8 

468.662 

634,700 

29 

7 

61(1.165 

670,683 

6 

.8 

Wilmington  Del 

1.027,627 

704,293 

46 

7 

Norfolk  

977.728 

857,862 

13 

8 

Sionx  Oitj*.. 

680,776 

708.968 

18. 

I 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,138,096 

771,780 

47 

.8 

548,(146 

492,255 

11 

.3 

Saginaw  

424,193 

324,116 

3C 

.8 

Spokane  .... 

414,824 

363.487 

14 

0 

Jacksonville. . 

356.081 

489.699 

27. 

3 

Lincoln,  Neb. 

368,562 

469,920 

20. 

0 

New  Bedford.. 

361,122 

489,849 

26. 

3 

Wichita  

572,769 

625,243 

8 

.9 

Birmingham. . 

359,033 

326,851 

Nom 

Topeka   

496.662 

517,226 

4. 

2 

Lexington,  Ey. 

421,129 

429,703 

2. 

0 

Binghampton. 

326,600 

362,000 

7. 

3 

Bay  Oity*... 

298,426 

278,827 

6 

9 

Fall  River*... 

808.759 

803,632 

Nom 

Akron*   

212,863 

158,161 

34 

.1 

Springfield*. . 

227.661 

195,644 

16 

.8 

166.963 

151,157 

9. 

2 

Sioux  Falls*.  ■ 

66,442 

138.316 

52. 

1 

Fremont* .... 

18<i,551 

144,020 

25, 

0 

Hastings*. . . . 

69,698 

120,3''6 

42. 

5 

Chattanooga*. 

240  970 

218,515 

10 

0 

Fargo*  

123  166 

16 1,959 

24 . 

0 

Nashville*.... 

1,021,168 

1,017,773 

Nom 

tialveston*. . . 

4,692.370 

4,262,985 

10 

0 

tvooKrora. . . . 

242.611 

No  returns 

699  298 

(( 

Kalamazoo*.. 

262.314 

4i 

Liittle  Rook*.. 

387,152 

tt 

Total,  U.  8.  Jl 

,002.852,773 

f  934,661,897 

6. 

8 

Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y. 

444,818,354 

430,677,805 

4. 

4 

DOMINION  OF 

CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can) 

110,035,562 

$10,164,765 

1 

2 

Toronto  " 

6.560,139 

6,676,463 

2 

0 

Halifax.  " 

1,142,521 

1,138,760  Nom 

Hamilton*  "  . 

724.915 

836,347 

13 

3 

Winnipeg.  •'  . 

762,026 

905,898 

15. 

8 

Total,  Can... 

$18,215,163 

$17,816,835 

2 

7 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


^EEE  ENDING 
MAB.  9,  1895. 

New  Eugl'd  States  #102,128,886 
642,512,4(16 
4,1675.268 
39,033,846 
117,465,580 
38,456,393 
22,766,882 


Middle 
SoQ'hern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAB  9,  1894. 

$  98,978,893 
591,149,8f8 
43.799,046 
39,362,730 

107,496,271 
36,911,487 
20,972.082 


PEBCENI- 
AQE. 

3.2 
8.7 


4  8 


7.5 
9.3 
6.9 
8.6 


$l,n04,039,?6l    $  934,661,397 
*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Again  the  total  shows  again  as  compared  with  the 
corresponding  week  last  year.  This  is  a  hopeful  indi- 
cation. Last  week  it  seemed  as  though  a  backward 
step  was  being  taken.  Trade  was  apparently  at  a 
stand  still  owing  to  the  cold  weather.  But  the  latest 
returns  would  seem  to  indicate  that  improvement  is 
to  be  continued  at  about  the  same  rate  noted  ever 
since  the  first  of  the  year.  If  this  steady  advance 
can  be  kept  up,  it  will  be  only  a  question  of  months 
when  the  old  normal  volume  of  business  will  be  re- 
stored. 

The  South  seems  to  have  suffered  this  week 
more  than  any  other  section.  Baltimore,  New  Orle- 
ans, Louisville,  Jacksonville,  Birmingham  and  Lex- 
ington lost  large  or  small  percentages  in  comparison 
with  last  year.  As  a  rule  the  South  has  had  decidedly 
the  best  of  the  panic,  because  conservative  methods 
have  prevailed  there  heretofore,  and  when  the  crash 
came  it  affected  the  South  less  disastrously  than 
some  other  sections  where  reckless  investment  of 
capital  had  been  too  common.  But  this  week  is  ex- 
ceptional. The  effect  of  the  panic  is  illustrated  in 
the  South  particulary,  and  it  is  interesting  to  note 
that  the  causes  operating  there  are  the  same  as  those 
which  have  affected  other  sections  of  the  country. 
In  brief  they  may  be  classed  under  the  single  head 
of  over-speculation. 

Many  millions  of  capital  were  invested  between  1880 
and  1890  in  reckless  real  estate  speculation  and  in- 
flated business  schemes.  There  are  villages  in  the 
southern  iron  belt  where  land  sales  of  $1,000,000  in 
volume  were  made  a  few  years  ago  at  fictitious  prices 
and  where  farms  were  cut  up  into  building  lots,  streets 
laid  out  and  sewered  and  electric  light  poles  set  up, 
while  now  not  more  than  twenty  or  thirty  families 


March  16,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


249 


are  living  there.  Nearly  all  these  towns  were  boonaed 
on  the  strength  of  their  fitness  as  industrial  center^. 
Some  of  them  were  said  to  be  adjacent  to  great  fields 
of  coal  or  iron;  others  were  described  as  occupying 
positions  of  great  commercial  importance.  In  not  a 
few  instances  false  representations  were  made,  and 
there  collapse  of  the  fortunes  invested  has  been  com- 
plete. Another  class  of  towns  which  had  a  substan- 
tial basis  in  natural  resources  for  industrial  progress, 
and  which  have  suffered  from  speculation  far  in  ad- 
vance of  reasonable  expectations,  will  in  time  recover 
with  the  recovery  of  the  industrial  enterprises  on 
which  their  prosperity  depends. 

Birmingham,  the  magic  city  of  the  South,  records 
a  decrease  this  year  of  7.3  per  cent.  This  is  surpris- 
ing and  uncommon,  for  Birmingham  is  not  a  typical 
boom  town  of  the  proverbial  sort.  Its  resources  for 
the  economical  productioQ  of  iron  are  unexcelled  any- 
where in  the  Union,  and  it  is  a  natural  center  of 
manufacturing  industry.  These  facts  are  even  more 
evident  to-day  than  they  were  in  1880,  when  the  first 
furnace  was  built.  Geological  surveys  have  confirmed 
in  detail  the  earliest  estimate  of  the  extent  and  value 
of  the  coal  mines,  and  the  quality  of  iron  mined  in 
adjacent  districts  has  surpassed  the  expectations  of 
the  pioneers  of  the  mining  industry  in  northern  Ala- 
bama. 

The  history  of  Birmingham  is  romantic.  It  was 
practically  unknown  before  1870  and  of  little  reputa- 
tion until  after  1880,  and  then  for  ten  years  it  forged 
ahead  of  all  competing  towns  in  thesouthern  mineral 
belt.  Its  wonderful  industrial  progress  had  the  solid 
basis  of  iron,  coal  and  limestone  in  close  proximity 
and  inexhaustible  quantity.  In  such  a  location  it  is 
well  nigh  inevitable  that  a  manufacturing  and  busi- 
ness center  will  spring  up.  Such  was  the  career 
naturally  marked  out  for  Birmingham,  and  once 
started  every  artificial  stimulus  was  supplied  in  the 
way  of  advertising  and  booming  by  speculators  until 
the  game,  which  was  at  first  successful,  was  over- 
played. In  spite  of  the  fact  that  Birmingham  occu- 
pies the  same  position  it  has  always  had  and  that  its 
transportation  facilities  have  rather  increased  than 
diminished,  it  is  no  longer  a  prosperous  town;  simply 
because  it  has  fallen  into  the  same  slough  of  despond 
with  the  rest  of  the  South  and,  in  fact,  the  entire 
country.  Birmingham  is  simply  a  conL^picuous  ex- 
ample of  over-speculation.  Fifty  or  sixty  licensed 
real  estate  brokers  previous  to  1890  enlarged  the 
town  in  every  direction  on  paper,  and  inflated  prices 
on  future  prospects  to  such  an  extent  that  industrial 
enterprises  were  driven  to  seek  locations  elsewhere. 
The  prospects  collapsed  and  with  them  real  estate 
and  other  values  went  down  out  of  sight. 

Aside  from  speculative  influence,  however,  the 
tendency  of  real  estate  values  is  constantly  upward. 
Every  important  change  in  a  city  or  village  benefits 
real  estate.  New  York  City  is  one  of  the  most  con- 
spicuous examples  of  this  upward  tendency,  which  is 
continuous  along  the  lines  of  advancing  population, 
going  often  before  or  with  every  new  transit  line, 
and  fiuctuating  only  with  the  periodic  changes  in  the 
character  of  the  neighborhood,  but  recovering  ulti- 
mately every  lost  step  and  going  still  higher.  It  is 
the  faith  of  such  families  as  the  Astors,  the  Rhine- 
landers,  the  Roosevelts,  the  Lorillard's,  the  Greys, 
and  of  all  the  large  operators  in  real  estate  in  New 
York  and  elsewhere,  in  this  continuous  growth  of 
cities  and  of  values  of  real  estate  upon  which  the  city 
is  founded,  that  has  made  them  their  colossal  fortunes. 

The  careful  buyer  will  beware  of  speculative  sea- 
sons when  the  mob  rushes  in  to  inflate  prices  beyond 
all  reasonable  limit  of  income-producing  values,  but 
he  will  buy  when  the  market  is  at  its  lowest  and  will 
be  content  to  sell  when  ofEered  a  fair  price  for  his 
holding,  or  to  hold  on  an  income  basis  which  seems 
likely  to  be  maintained.  In  prosperity  or  panic  real 
estate  remains  the  basis  of  all  security  and  to  the 
careful  investor  the  safest  and  most  profitable  form 
of  investment. 


Obioago,  111.— A  bill  has  been  introdnoed  at  Springfield 
to  anthorize  the  town  of  West  Ohioago  to  isane  Sgro.Oro 
in  twenty  years'  bonds  for  the  completion  of  the  Boule- 
vard system. 


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American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinsr  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


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Am  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  <fc  Fair  Gds  By  58.  . .  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  6s. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  5b  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ey  5-20  4}^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Ch  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  Ss  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6a   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ...  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  58. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  ^i-OO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4>^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  let  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58 ... .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


AdI 

Gap  Stock. 

D. 

Bid 

Aeked 

1  000  oon 

106 

109 

1  000  000 

107 

109 

700  ODO 

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TlOO 

500  000 

m 

+250 

1  000  00(1 

10% 

|285 

2  000  000 

130 

132 

1  000  000 

12% 

230  000 

■  s% 

500  000 

6^ 

125 

150 

3  000  000 

12% 

1^69 

275 

500  000 

fiio 

tiio 

1  000  000 

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9634 

97 

300  000 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10% 

T350 

500  000 

f  131 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

tloo 

500  000 

20% 

2  000  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

10% 

tl80 

1  000  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

12% 

t242 

■235 

750  000 

»% 

■240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

■175 

1  000  000 

200  000 

6^ 

500  000 

6% 

160 

2  000  POO 

8% 

135 

600  000 

Amonnt 

Bid 

Asked 

$  350 

000 

1  250 

000 

t88 

t93 

1  250 

000 

2  fiOO 

000 

98M 

3  166 

00(1 

300 

000 

TlOO 

fioi 

581 

00(i 

106 

106^ 

2  206 

000 

82 

85 

7  500 

000 

65 

66^ 

3  000 

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39 

40 

4  619 

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102 

1021^ 

400 

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tl09i 

1  250 

000 

W2}i 

102% 

250 

000 

90 

900 

coo 

t99 

110 

1  600 

650 

GOO 

TlOO 

tlOO 

600 

000 

tico 

tlOli 

75 

0O(i 

2  COO 

ooc 

10  OCO 

000 

94M 

4  546 

000 

8i% 

85 

52 

52^ 

1  500 

000 

98 

500 

000 

105 

tl09 

1  850 

000 

tlOO 

10(1^ 

2  350 

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104 

3  400 

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t87H 

t91 

102 

104 

217 

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192 

4  100 

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103 

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2  000 

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loiM 

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1  000 

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427 

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96^ 

10114 

MIS3ELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo. . . . 

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  <fe  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  8  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co ... . 

"      Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R . . . . 

In  Pa^fe  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pack     Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amonnt 
Gap  Stock. 


i  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£•200  000 
£200  000 

7  600  000 
9  COO  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
Jg400  000 


s% 


7% 
8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 

5% 

12% 


8%\ 


Bid  Aeked 


25 
58 


28 

29 

46 

46 

631^ 

54 

12% 

13 

305 

310 

tll5 
t26 

60 

52 


•fl75 

185 

123 

125 

13M 

14 

8 

9 

20 

20>^ 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  <fc  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line . . . 

"  "  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares,  t^ast  quotations  given. 


£775 

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10 

12 

£776 

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29 

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610 

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2  500 

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4  000 

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13  189 

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117M 

118 

2  250 

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66  M 

7C 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  25      Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.121 

Oal&ChiC&DCo  67>ij  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .13^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10      Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  9% 

"  "  Pfd  ....28  "  "  Pfd. 28 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  44     NY  Biscuit  Co  62 

"       "  "      Pfd. 51      N  Chi  St  B  R  263i| 

Chicago  Gas  Co  71^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...  12i| 

^hi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  . . . .  10^  W  Obi  8t  R  B  117}^ 


DAILYJSALES. 
Saturday,  March   9,  1895. 


SIBBET  S  W.  GAB  LINE. 

10  12^ 

OHI.  OUT  B't. 

40   =  3^5 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00-,  ILL 

14  1211^ 

NO.  OHI.ST.  B.  B.  0  J. 

15  2601^ 

27  260^ 

60— ac't  -.262^ 

50~ao't  262^ 

50— ac't  263 

60— ac't  263% 

50— Bo't  263^ 

W  OHI  SIBEET  B  £. 

25  116}4 

160— ac't  llfiji 

60— ac't   .116^ 

150— aoct  116^ 

50— acot  110|^ 

150— ac't  117 

50— ac't  1173^ 


LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  K  E. 

10  13% 

81  13^ 

2  13% 

250  14 

100— ac't  13J^ 

150— ac't  14 

OHI  AND  8  B  BAP  THAN  00. 

65  101^ 

20  10^ 

50  11 

20.!— ac't  103^ 

350— ao't  I03I 

150— ac't  10% 

250— ao't  Ui}4 

IOC— ao't  10% 

lOii— ao't  lOX 

200— ao't  11 

50 — ac't  11% 

100— ac't  111^ 

100— ao't  115^ 


Monday,  March  lO,  1895. 


INTEB.  FACE.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  8% 

stbeet's  w.  oab  line. 
50  13 

AM.   T.    &S.  BANE. 

60  108 

DIAMOND  MATOH  GO,  ILL. 

25  121 

GLOBE  NAT.  BANE. 

50  97 

10  971^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

9  1161^ 

50— ao't  116}4 

50— ao't  116^ 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100— ac't  26234' 

100— ac't  262^ 

60— ao't  26334 


OHI.  CITY  B  Y. 
20  301 

180  3013^ 

GHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

100  10}4 

170  ,  10>^ 

50— ao't  ICl^ 

200— ao't  IOjI 

150— ac't  10% 

100— aoot          ,  10^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

130  14 

30  14% 

73  14^ 

75  14>| 

60  ,  14% 

200— ao't  14 

100— ac't  141^ 

100— ac't  14% 

450— ao't  U% 

260— ao't  14}| 

450— ac't  14% 


Tuesday,  March  il,  1895. 


OHI.  OITY  B  Y. 

60   305 

AM.  STEAW  BOAED  00.  oHI,  i 

8  2o%  50. 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL.  15. 

50  130. 

50  • 


INTEB.  PACE.  &  PBOV.  0 

40  

B.    B.    BAP.  TBAN 


26. 
3. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 


.120% 
.121M 

.261 


00. 

10% 
10% 

11 

11% 

50— ao't  10% 

550— ac't  1 J 

150— ao't    11% 

250— ac't   11^ 


250 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  16,  IBvb 


150— ao't  263 

W.  OBI.  STB££T  B.  B. 

1  116 

ICO— aoot  116  5g 

20('— ao't  1165^ 

50— ao't  UfiJ^ 


LAKE  HT.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

60  14^ 

160  UJi 

180  15 

lOf— ao't  14^ 

350— ao't  14;^ 

760— ao't  15 


Wednesday,  March  13,  1895. 


NEW  lOBK  BI-OUIT  00. 

20  54 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00 

40  £0 

NO   OHI.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

10..   262}>^ 

100— ao't  263 

.511— ao't  263>2 

50— ao't  264 

50— aoot  2641^ 

50— ao't  264^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
18  ..116M 


NATIONAL   EAILWAY  OO. 

15  122 

STBEEES'S  W.   OAB  LINE. 


ELEVATED  B 


.13 
B. 

2— cash   142^ 

50— ao't  14H 

350 — aoct  

50— ao't  14^ 

60— ao't   .14% 


100  

LAKE  ST. 

20  

41  

90  


50. 


100  1165-^ 

50— ao't  116i| 

150— ao't  116^ 

60— ao't   116^ 

2(0— ao't  116^ 

20t— ao't  117 


OHI.  &  S.  S  BAF.  TBAN. 

JO  

50   

75<; — ao't  

5.  O  -ao't  

150— ao't  

250— ao't  11 


00. 

•  lOM 

•  I'M 
.101/2 

10% 


Thursday,  March  14,  1895. 


AM.  EXOHANOE  NATL  BK 

5  109 

OAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  D  OE. 

100  57% 

DIAMOND  MATON  OJ.,  ILL. 

1  i2( 

50   120% 

OHI.  &  B.  S.   BAP.  TfFN.  00. 

1  10 

10  10% 

50— ao't  10% 


,13 


B.  B. 


STBEET  S  W  .  OAB  LINE 

264  

W.  OHI.  STBEET 

1  1161^ 

ICO— ao't  117 

LAKE    ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
150  14^ 

250  14% 

NO.  OHI.    ST.   B.  B  00. 

26   263 

55  •i^'iM 


10  

15(— ao't. 


.264 
264^ 


Friday,  March  15,  1895. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

60  26 

STBEET's  W.    OAB  LINE 
20  13 

6  13,^ 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATEDS  B. 

10  14^ 

50— ao't  14% 

100— ao't  14 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  E.  00. 

100— ao't  263 

50— ao't  263j^ 

60— ao't  264 

200— ao't  264 

60— ao't  264^ 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
80  120% 

1(  0— acot  121 

CHI  &  B.  6  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 
60    11 

150— oaeh   i(.% 

200— ao't   .11 

W .  OHI .  STBEET  B .  B 
60   116% 

108  1161^ 

50  115% 

100— ao't  116% 

50— ao't  117 

200 — acot  117)^ 


Menominee,  Mich. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  |47,500  twenty  year  refonding 
bonds.    James  H.  Walton,  City  Clerk. 

Brownsville,  Tenn. — The  oity  has  petitioned  the  Legia 
tnre  for  anthonty  to  issue  lli*, 000  of  boLds  to  purchasib 
Brownsville  Artesian  Water  Company's  plant.  Address 
the  Mayor. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — At  the  regular  meeting  of  the  county 
board,  the  County  Auditor  was  instrnoted  to  advertise  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  |50,(i00  Ramsey  County  bonds. 
Bonds  will  run  ten  years  with  interest  at  4}^  per  cent. 

Caldwell,  Idaho.— Sealed  bids  will  be  reoeiyed  for  the 
sale  of  |13,(  00  twenty-year  6  per  cent  water  works  and 
$5,000  6  per  cent  electric  light  moniopal  bonds.  (Re- 
demption optional  after  ten  years.)  Bids  opened  March 
18,  1895.  All  bids  should  be  addressed  to  A.  O.  McDonald 
City  Clerk. 

Evanston.  Ohio. — Sealed  propoqals  will  be  received  by 
the  undersigned,  clerk  of  the  village  of  Evanston,  Hamil- 
ton County.  Ohio,  at  12  m.,  March  16,  at  the  oflSce  of 
Charles  A.  Ewing,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio, 
for  the  pnroha.'e  of  f  10.000  waterworks  bonds.  Said  bonds 
to  be  in  demoiiinations  of  $500  each,  payable  in  ten  years, 
at  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually.  Will  be 
sold  for  not  less  than  par  value.  Bejeotion  reserved.  A 
oerti^ed  check  for  $500  to  accompany  each  bid.  Bids 
most  be  sealed  and  endorsed  "Bids  for  Water  Works  bonds, 
Evanston,  Ohio,"  and  addressed  to  William  H.  Knapp, 
Olerk  of  Evanston,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Brokers  who  wish  to  be  saoguine  say  that  there  is 
a  noticeable  improvement  in  the  real  estate  situa- 
tion this  week.  They  predict  also  that  within  the 
next  sixty  days  some  sales  and  projects  of  considera- 
ble importance  will  be  ready  for  announcement. 
Certainly  there  is  a  stir  about  the  real  estate  offices 
such  as  has  not  been  noticed  for  many  mouths.  Bank 
cashiers  say  that  business  In  general  is  steadily  im- 
provlDg,  aud  though  real  estate  is  usually  the  last 
interest  to  recover  there  are  signs  that  the  begining 
of  recovery  is  at  hand. 

The  renting  season  is  now  fairly  opened.  Inquir- 
ies are  coming  in  rapidly,  and  from  this  time  on  un- 
til May  1st.  the  renting  agents  will  be  very  busy.  No 
general  advance  in  rents  is  anticipated.  In  fact  the 
sentiment  ^is  far  as  sounded  by  the  Journal  repre- 
sentative is  that  nothing  better  than  increased  firm- 
ness at  present  rates  can  be  expected.  Tenants  are 
paying  fairly  well,  and  it  is  a  fact  recognized  by  the 
real  estate  fraternity  that  prompt  payment  of  low 
rentals  is  quite  as  desirable  as  the  uncertainty  which 
too  often  accompany  higher  rates.  The  Real  Estate 
Board  is  demanding  gilt  edged  tenants  or  none.  For 
three  years  the  board  has  maintained  a  rating  de- 
partment which  furnished  to  members  prompt  in- 
formation regarding  the  fluancial  character  of  ten- 
ants. This  has  proven  a  safeguard  against  profes- 
sional dead  beats.  During  the  three  years  Iq  which 
the  department  has  been  in  operation  over  4,000 
names  of  undesirable  tenants  have  been  put  on  the 
blacklist.  Many  of  these  tenants  have  heretofore 
made  It  their  study  to  pay  as  little  rent  as  possible, 
but  under  the  watchful  eye  of  the  rating  depart- 
ment, which  is  iu  charge  of  H.  A.  Cole,  the  mem- 
bers of  the  board  have  been  saved  many  disagreeable 
experiences. 

The  twenty-second  informal  dinner  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board  will  be  given  next  Monday  evening  at 
the  Richelieu.  Marvin  A.  Farr  will  be  chairman  of 
the  evening.  The  committee  in  charge  are  J.  H. 
Van  Vlissingen,  C.  W.  Laing  and  J.  C.  Magill.  The 
general  topic  for  the  evening  will  be  the  "Work  of 
the  Real  Estate  Board  Before  thb  Legislature."  L. 
A.  Seeberger  will  speak  on  The  Torrens  Bill;  J.  B. 
Galloway,  on  Revenue  Reform;  A.  E.  G.  Goodridge, 
on  Property  Valuation;  N.  G  Moore,  on  Special  As- 
sessments; Geo.  Birkhoff  Jr.,  on  Property  Consent 
and  Franchises;  Wm.  R.  Kerr  on  Investigating  Com- 
mittees, and  J.  M.  Lombard  will  give  Some  Sugges- 
tions. 

The  only  important  judicial  sale  on  the  board  this 
week  was  that  of  blocks  9,  15  and  16  in  Street's  sab- 
division  of  the  east  half,  southwest  quarter  of  Sec- 
tion 17,  37,  14,  in  Morgan  Park,  to  Benj.  M.  Weil,  for 
$13,926.   Numerous  small  sales  are  made  every  day. 

A  ten-year  lease  of  a  fifty-foot  south  frontage  on 
Twentieth  street,  between  Wabash  and  Michigan 
avenues,  will  be  closed  in  a  few  days.  The  rental 
will  be  $3,000  a  year,  or  6  percent  on  a  valuation  of 
$50,000  It  is  thought  that  $1000  a  foot  for  property 
in  this  locality  is  not  an  excessive  value.  As  the 
lease  is  now  merely  under  contract  the  names  of  the 
principals  are  withheld  for  the  present. 

Transfers  for  $25,000  and  over  have  been  more  nu- 
merous this  week  than  for  many  weeks  past.  The 
Swedish  Building  and  Loan  Association  has  sold  to 
James  M.  Smith  the  southwest  corner  of  Chicago 
avenue  and  Franklin  street.  75  by  130  feet,  for  $97,- 
309.  Another  Chicago  avenue  transfer  was  that  of 
25  by  109  4  feet,  south  front,  142  feet  west  of  State 
street,  C  H.  Kehl  to  J.  W.  Bennett,  for  $25  000.  This 
would  indicate  a  valuation  of  $1,000  a  foot  for  Chica- 
go avenue  property. 

Another  Streeter  transfer  of  made  land  on  the  north 
side  has  gone  on  the  records.  G.  W.  Streeter  sells  to 
W.  W.  Applegate  75  by  lOO  feet  north  front  on  Erie 
street,  i,476  feet  east  of  St.  Clair  street,  for  |3,000. 
The  description  of  this  property  has  an  amusing 
sound  when  it  is  remembered  that  it  lies  over  what 
was  a  few  years  ago  the  bed  of  Lake  Michigan,  yet 
the  transfer  may  eventually  be  of  great  value 

A  sale  of  Ellis  avenue  property  is  of  interest  be- 


cause of  some  projected  improvements  by  the  buyer. 
E.  E.  Stearns  has  sold  to  S  B.  Eisendrath,  the  archi- 
tect, 72  by  126  feet  on  the  southwest  corner  of  Ellis 
avenue  and  Thirty-fifth  street,  for  $30,000.  Mr.  Eis- 
endrath,  the  purchaser,  is  now  engaged  on  plans  for 
a  large  building  which  he  will  erect  on  this  corner. 

Four  blocks  farther  south  Simon  Strauss  is  putting 
up  a  six-story  brick  apartment  house  to  cost  $95,000. 
This  is  the  largest  of  the  projected  buildings  for  the 
week,  but  there  are  many  others  of  more  than  ordi- 
nary cost  indicating  that  the  spring  building  season 
has  commenced.  A.  M.  Fuller  is  building  six  four- 
story  brick  stores  and  flats  at  739  to  749  Forty-third 
street  and  one  at  4253  Wabash  avenue,  the  whole  to 
cost  $60,000.  H.  Wolf  is  putting  up  eight  three-story 
brick  flats  at  388  to  404  Marshfleld  avenue,  to  cost 
$40,000.  Garner  Brothers  will  erect  three  three-story 
brick  fiats  at  4728  to  4732  Calumet  avenue,  at  a  cost 
of  $25,000.  Cheap  labor  and  material  are  the  stimu- 
lating qualities  in  building  activity  at  the  present. 
The  demand  for  rents  does  not  justify  this  exten- 
sion, but,  as  often  pointed  out  in  these  columns,  the 
old  buildings  will  suffer  to  the  advantage  of  the 
new,  to  which  modern  improvements  will  always  at- 
tract tenants. 


The  West  Side  has  several  very  energetic  real  estate 
dealers  and  among  them  none  are  more  reliable  than 
J.  Fred  McGuire,  of  553  West  Madison  street,  well 
located  near  Ogden  avenue.  He  has  a  nice  office  and 
has  a  large  list  of  flats  and  houses  for  rent  and  does 
a  flourishing  real  estate  and  brokerage  business.  Mr. 
McGuire  does  business  with  people  all  over  the  city, 
and  has  established  an  extensive  clientage  among  the 
better  class  of  west  side  real  estate  owners.  He  is 
thoroughly  posted  on  realty  values  and  all  matters 
coming  within  the  range  of  the  broker's  calling. 
Those  who  call  upon  him  may  rest  assured  that  he 
will  look  carefully  to  their  interests,  as  he  makes  a 
specialty  of  collecting  rents  and  managing  property. 

Recent  sales  made  by  J.  Fred  McGuire,  553  West 
Madison  street,  are  1029  West  Van  Buren  street  to  J. 
T.  Dale  for  $10,000;  867  Jackson  boulevard,  to  A.  D. 
Ferren,  for  $6,000;  150x100  corner  Fourteenth  street 
and  Franklin  avenue,  to  E.  Duthil,  $1,500.  Here- 
ports  a  good  inquiry  for  West  Side  flat  buildings; 

L.  E  Crandall  &  Co.,  1310  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Building,  have  closed  sales  of  lots  in  their  subdi- 
visions along  Elston  and  Milwaukee  avenues  and  at 
Oak  Lawn,  amounting  to  $125,000  during  the  past  two 
months.  D.  W.  Norton  of  this  Arm,  informs  the 
Journal  that  business  in  this  line  bids  fair  to  be  ex- 
tensive this  year  as  inquiries  are  numerous. 

Brady  &  Clohesy,of  700  West  Lake  street,  are  push- 
ing their  business  and  expect  to  have  several  sales  to 
report  by  April  1st. 

REMOVALS. 

The  Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Company,  for  sev- 
enteen years  located  at  92,  94  and  96  Washington 
street,  will  to  day  remove  to  its  new  offices  in  the 
new  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  Building,  southwest 
corner  of  LaSalle  and  Washington  street  where  ex- 
tensive apartments,  specially  adapted  to  the  com- 
pany's needs,  have  been  prepared  for  them.  The 
work  of  removing  furniture,  books,  fixtures,  etc, was 
begun  to  day.  See  removal  notice  on  front  page  and 
regular  business  card  on  page  247. 

Mr.  Edward  G.  Pauling,  for  a  number  of  years  lo- 
cated in  the  Major  Block,  has  removed  to  the  north- 
west corner  of  LaSalle  and  Madison  streets,  No.  132 
LaSalle  street.  He  is  a  well-known  dealer  in  real  es- 
tate, loans  and  investments  and  is  a  prominent  mem- 
ber of  the  Chicago  Real  E-state  Board. 


Wapakoneta,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $50,00(1  5  per  cent  water  bonds  until  March  12. 
Present  bond  debt,  $29,000.  Population  4,000.  Jos.  My- 
ers, Village  Clerk. 

New  Albany,  Ind.  Hayes  &  Sons  have  purchased  $76,- 
000  coonty  bonds  at  a  premium  of  $5,000,  and  will  take 
them  in  three  installments  of  $25,000  each  within  sixty 
days,  the  time  required  by  the  County  Commissioners. 

A  palaohioola,  Fla — An  election  will  be  held  to  decide  sa 
to  the  issoanoe  of  bonds  for  water  works;  artesian  wells 
will  \>i?  peeded,    W.  B.  Sheppard,  Mayor. 


March  16,  1895. 


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THE  PACIFIC  HOTEL  LEASE. 


OWNERS    CANNOT    AGREE    ON    TERMS    OFFERED  BY 
LESSEES. 

The  time  has  at  last  arrived  for  a  settlement  of  the 
differences  between  the  owners  and  the  tenants  of 
the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel. 

Drake,  Parker  &  Co  definitely  announced  their 
decision  in  regard  to  their  retention  of  the  lease  of 
the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel  on  Thursday.  Tracey  Drake, 
who  is  a  member  of  the  company,  is  in  St.  Louis,  and 
was  not  present  at  the  conference,  but  the  decision 
reached  by  his  father  and  Samuel  W.  Parker  was  in 
thorough  accord  with  his  viev^s.  It  was  that  the 
company  will  surrender  the  lease  and  vacate  the 
building  May  1.  The  guests  have  been  notified  to 
vacate  their  rooms  April  3,  that  date  being  agreed 
upon  in  order  to  give  permanent  guests  an  oppor- 
tunity to  vote  at  the  city  election  April  2.  Last 
night  the  result  of  the  conference  was  authoritatively 
announced  at  the  hotel.  There  is  only  one  chance 
remaining  that  Drake,  Parker  &  Co.  will  continue  to 
manage  the  house,  and  that  is  in  the  event  that  the 
owners  agree  to  the  rental  offered.  In  that  case  there 
might  be  no  change. 

"For  some  time  we  have  foreseen  this,"  said  Mr. 
Parker  Thursday  evening,  "but  we  have  notseen  fit 
to  make  any  official  announcement  of  a  decision  that 
we  have  tacitly  understood  There  was  a  bare  pos- 
sibility that  the  owners  of  the  building  would  agree 
to  our  terms.  They  have  refused,  and  we  had  only 
one  thing  to  do,  and  that  was  to  get  out.  We  cannot 
take  the  hotel  at  the  figure  the  owners  have  given  us, 
and  they  will  not,  they  say,  reduce  the  rental  price 
they  have  fixed  on  it.   We  are  firm.   So  are  they." 

The  hotel  will  therefore  be  closed  April  3,  and 
Drake,  Parker  &  Co.  will  dispose  of  fixtures,  furni- 
ture, etc.,  so  as  to  surrender  the  premises  at  mid- 
night, April  30.  This  was  positively  announced  by 
Mr.  Parker  yesterday. 


MQRTBABS  OH  ORIENTAL  BUILDING. 


A  mortgage  on  the  Oriental  Building,  at  No.  122 
La  Salle  street,  was  filed  in  the  county  recorder's 
office  on  Wednesday.  The  mortgage  is  dated  Feb.  5, 
1895,  and  runs  from  Isabel  C.  Walker  and  Mary  A. 
Oolman,  both  of  whom  are  widows,  to  the  Scottish 
Provident  Institution,  whose  chief  office  is  located 
at  Edinburgh,  Scotland.  The  consideration  of  the 
mortgage  is  £56,000  or  about  $180,000,  which  is  due 
and  payable  on  May  1  1910.  Interest  at  the  rate  of 
4i  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  on  the  first  days  of 
May  and  November,  is  provided  for  and  is  to  be  paid 
at  the  London  office,  No.  17  King  William  street. 
One  of  the  conditions  of  the  mortgage  is  that  both 
the  principal  and  interest  shall  be  paid  in  gold. 

A.  Podrasnik  has  also  given  a  trust  deed  for  $40,000 
at  6  per  cent  to  the  New  York  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany upon  the  property  75  and  77  Lake  street,  40  by 
180  feet,  improved  with  a  five-story  stone  front  build- 
ing. This  property  was  purchased  a  year  ago  by  Mr, 
Podrasnik  of  Ira  and  EzraMcCord,  trustees,  for  |115,- 
000.  The  loan  was  contracted  for  the  purpose  of 
thoroughly  remodeling  and  improving  the  building  as 
a  wholesale  structure  for  the  wall  paper  business. 

THE  TORRENS  LAND  BILL. 

The  Torrens  land  bill  was  under  consideration  at 
a  meeting  of  the  house  judiciary  committee  Wednes- 
day afternoon,  and  Mr.  Sheldon  made  a  long  and 
earnest  argument  in  favor  of  its  adoption.  He  ex- 
plained its  provisions  very  carefully,  showing  how  its 
operation  wouid  ?implify  the  system  of  land  transfers, 
and,  besides  dispensing  with  the  necessity  of  costly 
abstracts,  would  assure  perfectly  safe  titles  to  all 
purchasers  of  registered  real  estate.  The  members 
of  the  committee  asked  Mr.  Sheldon  a  great  number 
of  questions  regarding  various  features  of  the  bill, 
all  of  which  were  answered  with  apparent  satisfaction 
to  the  questioners.  Judge  Hurd,  who  was  present, 
expected  to  address  the  committee  also,  but  was  not 
given  an  opportunity  to  speak.  Several  members  of 
the  judiciary  committee  had  to  attend  other  com- 
mitttee  meetings,  and  only  a  limited  time  could  be 


devoted  to  a  consideration  of  the  Torrens  bill.  The 
bill  will  come  up  again  when  the  committee  meets 
next  Tuesday,  and  Judge  Hurd  and  others  will  at 
that  time  make  speeches  in  its  favor 

MONKEYIISIB  WITH  THE  SCHOOL  LEASES. 


The  trite  and  sometimes  true  saying  that  "what 
is  everybody's  business  is  nobody's  business"  does  not 
apply  to  the  school  lands  in  Chicago. 

The  school  leases  concern  everybody  but  they  are 
indeed  not  everybody's  business.  They  are  the  busi- 
ness of  the  Board  of  Education  and  the  Lessees. 
The  avarice  usually  attributed  to  landlords  does 
not  seem  to  have  afflicted  either  the  Board  or  the 
lessees  in  years  past  judging  by  the  we^y  reasonable 
valuations  It  was  given  out  on  Wednesday  that 
arrangements  were  practically  made  wiih  the 
board  of  education  freeing  John  M.  Smyth  and  Vic- 
tor F.  Lawson  from  the  necessity  of  a  reappraise- 
ment  every  ten  years  in  regard  to  the  property  they 
lease  from  the  board.  The  terms  in  Mr.  Smyth's 
lease  are  Ill.OOC  a  year  for  his  store  on  West  Madison 
street.  Mr.  Lawson's  terms  are  6  per  cent  a  year  on 
a  valuation  of  $2,753  a  foot  for  the  first  five  years  and 
6  per  cent  a  year  on  a  valuation  of  $3,000  a  foot  for 
the  remainder  of  the  term  of  the  lease,  expiring  in 
1985. 

These  are  the  only  two  cases  where  a  settlement 
has  been  arranged  between  lessees  and  school  trus- 
tees underthe  terms  of  a  resolution  passed  at  a  pre- 
vious meeting  by  Mr.  Lindhlom  and  providing  that, 
where  a  mutual  agreement  could  be  come  to  on  the 
basis  of  a  fixed  rent  for  the  entire  term,  this  should 
be  done. 

This  arrangement  fixes  a  ridiculously  low  valuation 
on  these  properties  after  all  the  noise  made  about 
the  Tribune  corner,  and  the  entire  block  bounded 
by  Madison,  Monroe,  Dearborn  and  State  streets. 

Assessors  as  well  as  real  estate  men  will  be  unable 
to  harmonize  a  ten  thousand  dollar  a  foot  valuation 
with  a  $2,750  per  foot  valuation  in  the  down  town  dis- 
trict so  close  to  each  other,  or  so  close  to  La  Salle 
and  Madison  streets  where  valuations  have  been 
"fixed"  at  say  $11,000  per  front  foot  Chicago  newspa- 
pers must  not  involve  themselves  in  so  glaring  a  con- 
tradiction. The  committee  may  be  depended  upon  to 
do  its  full  duty  but  it  cannot  prevent  the  lessor  and 
the  lessees  from  "coming  to  an  agreement" 

Judge  Coggin  who  is  a  lessee  of  the  School  Board 
says: 

'  We  have  seen  examples  in  other  countries  of  the 
evil  results  of  such  a  feudal  system  as  practically  ex- 
ists in  connection  with  school  property  in  Chicago. 
In  the  countries  referred  to  one  or  two  years'  prosper- 
ity arouses  the  cupidity  of  the  landlord  and  arouses 
as  well  in  his  mind  a  desire  to  terminate  his  tenant's 
term,  either  by  forfeiture  of  the  lease  for  the  techni- 
cal violation  of  some  one  of  its  covenants  or  for  its 
termination  by  efflux  of  time  so  that  an  increased 
rent  may  be  demanded  Emory  Storrs  when  in  Eng- 
land a  few  years  ago  at  a  banquet  given  him,  was 
asked  to  give  his  opinion  of  tha  cause  of  the  famine 
then  existing  in  Ireland.  He  stated  that  to  make  a 
people  happy  and  contented  they  must  have  homes, 
but  that  homes  never  could  be  made  on  leased 
ground  In  Ireland,  if  a  tenant  had  tha  hardihood 
to  substitute  a  cheap  thing  for  a  straw  roof  or  a 
board  fioor  for  a  mud  one.  it  would  at  once  excite  the 
rapacity  of  his  landlord,  and  at  the  termination  of 
the  tenant's  short  lease  his  rent  would  be  doubled  or 
he  was  evicted,  turned  on  the  highway  to  starve,  or 
to  go  to  America,  if  he  had  the  money  to  pay  his  pas- 
sage. No  Irish  landlord  ever  equaled  in  brutal  treat- 
ment the  action  of  the  City  of  Chicago  in  regard  to 
the  school  fund  property  lessees. 

It  is  painfully  obvious  therefore  that  there  are  hon- 
est differences  of  opinion. 

SOME  HISTORY  OF  SCHOOL  LEASffiS. 

In  1870  the  city  council  had  charge  of  the  school 
lands.   The  leases  provided  how  the  rental  should 
be  fixed  for  a  term  of  five  years  subsequent  to  1870, 
but  instead  of  following  the  provisions  of  the  leases 
determining  the  rent  the  city  council  passed  what 


was  known  as  the  "Woodard  ordinance,"  changing 
the  terms  of  the  leases  without  the  consent  of  the 
tenants.  A  legal  fight  followed  and  the  courts  sus- 
tained the  tenants.  For  twenty-five  years  the  fight 
has  been  kept  up  between  the  person  claiming  to 
have  control  of  the  school  fund  property  and  its  oc- 
cupants. 

'With  the  exception  of  about  three  persons  no  one 
ever  held  a  lease  of  school  fund  property  who  rea- 
lized anything  by  his  investment.  If  anyone  doubts 
the  above  assertions  let  him  examine  the  following 
statement  as  to  how  school  fund  tenants  have  pros- 
pered 

'"The  corner  of  Monroe  and  Dearborn  streets  was 
under  lease  to  the  Fitch  estate  the  time  of  the  fire 
in  1871  and  was  improved  by  the  erection  of  a  sub- 
stantial three-story  brick  building,  120  by  110  feet 
frontage.  This  lease  was  surrendered  and  $30,000 
was  lost  to  the  city  for  back  rent.  The  property  re- 
mained untenanted  for  seven  years,  when  a  man  was 
foolhardy  enough  to  take  a  lease  of  it.  He  lost  $7,000 
and  assigned  his  lease. 

"The  lot  where  the  Chambers  Building  (Saratoga 
restaurant)  now  stands  was  leased  by  Taylor  Page, 
who  lost  $9,000  in  improvements  and  surrendered 
his  lease.  The  place  now  occupied  by  Chapin  &  Gore 
was  built  as  a  theater  and  stores  by  Henry  Brink- 
worth,  and  was  taken  in  on  what  may  be  called  a 
foreclosure 

"The  Boomer  Building  next  east  was  taken  poses- 
sion  of  by  the  city  for  nonpayment  of  rent,  and  was 
only  saved  by  its  owner  by  selling  twenty-five  feet  of 
land  on  Dearborn  street,  near  Washington,  to  Wil- 
bur F.  Story  for  $20,000.  Not  a  building  on  State  St., 
from  Monroe  to  Madison,  ever  paid  more  than  fair 
interest  on  the  investment  (the  corners  excepted) 
and  the  same  may  be  said  of  the  Dearborn  street 
front.  This  is  the  history  of  the  most  valuable 
block  owned  by  the  city,  and  its  rental  value  has 
been  a  scource  of  legal  warfare  for  twenty-five  years. 
The  lot  (80  by  162;,  now  occupied  by  Hannah  &  Hogg, 
was  in  1871  leased  to  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.  They  sur- 
rendered their  lease  in  1873,  and  the  property  re- 
mained unoccupied,  except  by  squatters,  until  1876. 
The  same  sized  lot,  now  leased  by  the  Daily  News 
Company,  was,  in  1872,  improved  by  James  Wads- 
worth  at  a  cost  of  $80,000,  and  lost  on  a  foreclosure 
of  a  mortgage. 

Where  the  First  National  Bank  now  stands  the 
title  was  acquired  from  the  United  States  in  1571  in 
exchange  for  the  corner  of  Polk  and  Franklin  streets, 
and  although  the  walls  were  in  perfect  condition  It 
remained  untenanted  for  five  years.  Colonel  E.  D. 
Taylor  had  a  lease  of  500  feet  fronting  on  Harrison 
street,  with  a  river  frontage  of  200  feet  In  1871  he 
spent  $7,000  in  building.  The  old  Jones  school  site 
remained  untenanted  from  1871  to  1876.  The  man 
who  then  took  the  lease  by  way  of  encouragment  to 
an  assignee  loaned  $4  500  to  the  assignee  to  take  the 
lease  off  his  hands. 

"The  poor  fellow,  who  kept  a  harness  shop  on  Clark 
street  on  the  lot  now  leased  to  Mr.  Lasher,  for  ina- 
bility to  pay  his  ground  rent  under  the  Woodard  ord- 
inance lost  his  building  and  surrendered  his  lease. 

The  terms  of  the  Daily  News  Company  leasehold 
at  175  to  181  Madison  street,  80  by  180  feet,  running 
through  to  Calhoun  place  are  6  per  cent  a  year  on  a 
valuatioh  of  $2,750  per  front  foot  for  the  first  five 
years,  and  6  per  cent  on  $3,000  per  front  foot  for  the 
remainder  of  the  term.  Thus  the  average  valuation 
is  fixed  at  |2,864  per  rront  foot.  The  ground  under 
the  Security  Building.  46J  feet  on  Madison  street  and 
100  feet  on  Fifth  avenue,  was  sold  May  4,  18  4,  by 
Harriet  M.  Miller  to  Matilda  M  Bryant  for  1325  000 
making  a  value  of  $7  000  per  foot  Madison  street 
front.  The  property  164  and  166  Madison  street, 30 
by  189  feet,  including  a  four-story  stone-front  build- 
ing, was  sold  Dec.  16,  1892,  by  Sarah  M.  Harlan  to 
Walter  H.  Wilson,  for  a  syndicate,  for  f 210  000. 
This  figure,  after  deducting  $45,000  as  a  fair  estimate 
for  the  value  of  the  building,  leaves  $165  000  as  value 
of  the  ground,  whicn  is  at  the  rate  of  $5  300  per  foot. 

John  M.  Smyth's  leasehold  at  150  to  164  West 
Madison  street,  205  by  180  feet,  was  leased  for  the 


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March  16,  1896. 


balance  of  the  term  at  an  annual  rental  of  $11,000. 
Computed  at  6  per  cent  which  Is  the  rate  adopted 
in  both  ca<es,  this  places  a  value  of  8183,384  upon  the 
ground,  or  within  a  small  fraction  of  $900  a  front 
foot  The  ground  under  the  Haymarket  Theater, 
120  by  180  feet,  was  sold  Sept.  1,  1893,  by  Herbert  A. 
Beidler  to  Jacob  Beidler  for  $200,000,  or  at  the  rate 
of  $1,667  per  front  foot.  This  property  has  somewhat 
similar  conditions  as  the  school  property,  having, 
like  the  latter,  a  narrow  street — Meridian— In  the 
rear,  the  street  in  the  rear  of  the  school  land  being 
School  strtet,  connected  by  an  alley  with  Halsted 
street.  The  ground  under  the  Madison  Hall  prop 
erty,  142  to  148  vVest  Madison  street,  96  by  189i 
feet,  adjoing  the  Smyth  leasehold  on  the  east, 
was  leased  two  years  ago  by  Joseph  Wright  to 
H.  H.  Evans  for  ninety  seven  years  at  an  annual  ren- 
tal of  $5  000  which,  computed  at  2  per  cent,  gives  a 
value  of  $100  000,  or  $1  042  a  front  foot  to  the  prop- 
erty. The  property  105  to  107  West  Madison  street, 
40  by  101  feet,  with  a  four-story  brick  building,  was 
sold  Nov.  14  1894  by  John  Worthy  to  A.  R.  Mulford 
for  $70  000.  Deducting  a  reasonable  amount  for  the 
improvement, this  figure  would  leave  aground  value 
of  $1,V00  a  front  font. 


RECORDER'S  OFFICE  TO  BE  INVESTIGATED. 


COUNTY  BOARD  DEMANDS  AN  ITEMIZED  BILL  OF 
chase's  INCOME  AND  EXPENSES. 

Prominent  citizens  have  been  wondering  what  the 
Recorder  intends  to  do  with  the  $105  per  week  he 
charges  the  newspapers  for  the  public  records,  and 
there  is  trouble  between  Recorder  Chase  and  the 
county  board  over  the  somewhat  indefinite  manner 
in  which  the  payrolls  of  the  recorder's  olBce  are 
returned  for  the  approval  of  the  board.  The  total 
appropriation  for  salaries  of  the  recorder's  office  for 
1894  was  $184,870;  of  this  amount  $80,000  was  for  the 
folio  department,  where  the  work  is  done  by  the 
piece,  the  writers  being  paid  H  cents  a  folio.  In 
rendering  these  bills  the  recorder  simply  furnishes  to 
the  board  a  list  of  the  employes  in  this  department, 
placing  opposite  the  name  of  each  the  amount  due 
him  for  services.  The  board  of  commissioners  insists 
that  these  salary  rolls  should  be  itemized  and  that 
the  payroll  should  clearly  thow  that  the  employes 
have  written  the  requisite  numbers  of  folios  neces- 
sary to  entitle  them  to  the  sums  said  to  be  due  them. 

While  working  upon  these  payrolls  Thursday  the 
members  of  the  finance  committee  sent  a  request  to 
to  Mr.  Chase  that  they  he  allowed  to  see  his  time- 
book.  This  he  refused  to  allow  to  go  out  of  his  office, 
claiming  that  it  was  there  for  his  use  alone. 

Mr.  Chase  also  claims  that  the  county  is  his  debtor 
to  the  amount  of  $2, -00;  that  he  has  paid  out  this 
sum  over  and  above  the  earnings  of  his  office,  and  he 
asks  that  it  be  returned  to  him. 

Mr.  Chase  has  received  in  two  years  from  the  vari- 
ous newspapers  over  $13,000  for  furnishing  them  a 
copy,  or  the  privilege,  of  publishing  a  report  of  the 
warranty  deeds.  Part  of  the  time  he  charged  $25  per 
week  for  each  paper.  Under  the  republican  recorder 
the  papers  paid  about  $6  per  week. 


NO  CASES  AGAINST  EDGAR  T.  PAUL. 


From  the  Chicago  Inler-Ocean. 

Edgar  T  Paul,  charged  before  Justice  Bradwell 
with  fraudulently  selling  real  estate  and  obtaining 
money  by  false  pretenses,  was  di3charged  Thursday. 
Herman  Schetter,  of  No.  6710  Green  street,  claimed 
to  have  purchased  two  lots  of  land  in  Wilmette  from 
the  defendant  some  time  ago.  Last  week  Schetter 
wanted  to  prove  ownership  to  the  lots  and  found  they 
stood  on  record  in  the  name  of  A.  O.  Butler,  who  was 
at  one  time  a  partner  of  Paul.  Schetter  went  to 
Butler,  who  told  him  that  he  had  an  arrangement 
with  Paul  by  which  the  latter  was  to  pay  him  $100 
for  each  lot  sold.  Butler  testified  to  informing  the 
complainant  as  above,  but  Schetter  said  he  had  not 
understood  the  matter  in  this  way,  but  told  the 
justice  that  it  was  his  understanding  that  Paul  would 
have  to  pay  oyer  the  $200  before  a  clear  title  could 
be  procured.    Justice  Bradwell  held  that  there  was 


no  case  against  the  defendant,  and  he  was  discharged.' 
Judge  Brentano  dissolved  the  injunction  obtained  by 
Lysette  M.Dahms,  the  wife  of  Attorney  E.  G.  Dahms, 
against  Edgar  T.  Paul  restraining  him  from  forfeit 
ing  a  real  estate  contract  on  a  house  at  Evanston 
which  was  destroyed  by  fire  while  in  possession  of  the 
claimants. 


REAL  ESTATE  MEN  IN  POLITICS. 


THEY  UNITE  WITH  THE  CIVIC   FEDERATION  IN  THE 
CHOICE  OF  CLEAN  CANDIDATES  IN  THE 
TWENTY-SEVENTH  W^ABD. 

For  the  first  time  in  the  history  of  the  Twenty- 
seventh  ward  which  is  practically  all  of  the  new  ter- 
ritory annexed  to  the  city  lying  north  of  Oak  Park 
and  Austin,  extending  from  Humboldt  Park  west  to 
the  city  limits  embracing  Almira,  Hermosa,  Cragin, 
Hansen  Park,  Mont  Clare,  Irving  Park  and  Norwood 
Park,  the  citizens  and  taxpayers  are  united  in  their 
efforts  to  place  good  men  in  office.  With  the  com- 
pletion of  the  Metropolitan  Elevated  to  Humboldt 
Park  and  Logan  Square  and  the  active  preparation 
made  for  building  an  electric  line  from  Logan  Square 
west  on  Fullerton  avenue  to  the  city  limits,  and 
thence  north  to  Irving  Park  boulevarj  or  the  village 
of  Dunning,  new  life  has  been  infused  into  this  ter- 
ritory, which  constitutes  the  largest  ward  in  the  city. 
This  ward  is  now  represented  by  two  republican  al- 
dermen Conway  and  Butler,  the  former  having  been 
in  the  council  for  the  past  six  years  and  the  latter 
having  been  elected  last  spring  The  real  estate  men 
backed  by  some  of  the  leading  politicians  found  a 
strong  man  in  Geo.  S  Foster  who  was  promptly  taken 
up  by  the  democrats  and  nominated  before  the  Inde 
pendents  could  act.  Foster  is  a  democrat  and  is  well 
liked  and  well-known  among  all  classes.  The  Civic 
Federation  has  endorsed  him  and  many  republicans 
will  vote  for  him.  Mr.  Conway  will  probably  be  the 
regular  nominee  of  the  republicans  but  will  not  have 
clear  sailing  as  there  will  be  two  republicans  running. 
The  fact  that  Foster  is  the  unanimous  choice  of  the 
democrats  and  satisfactory  and  acceptable  to  the  In 
dependents,  his  friends  are  sanguine  of  his  success. 
He  is  a  large  real  estate  owner,  identified  with  the 
new  electric  road  and  a  hustler.  If  Foster  is  victori 
ous  he  will  be  a  coming  man  from  the  far  west  side 
in  the  future.  All  of  the  leading  newspapers  have 
spoken  of  him  as  a  clean  candidate  and  a  worthy 
man. 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE/' 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail 
way  ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Those  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
'^ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  com  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  ageit  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam  heated  trains  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


Birmirgham,  Ala. — The  bill  anthorizing  the  Mayor  and 
Board  of  Aldermen  of  Birmiogham  to  issoe  bocdfl  to  fond 
the  bonded  debt  of  the  city,  to  boild  a  reformatory,  etc.. 
is  reported  favorably  by  the  Oorporations  Committee. 

Colombia,  Tenn. — Colnmbia  has  petitioned  Legislature 
foraalhorlty  to  issoe  bonds  snffioient  to  pay  oatstanding 
indebtedness.  The  atLoant  is  said  to  be  between  |60,00() 
and  180.000. 

Saoramento,  Oal. — The  Sopervisors  will  readvertise  for 
tha  poroha^e  of  $95,000  4)^  percent  refonding  bonds. 
Lyon,  Ooonty  Treasgrer, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TATE  Pi,AOK  BETWEEN  MAK      6  AND  MOH     31,  18M4. 

Euclid  Pk  O' Dell's  add.  Its  17  and  18  In  h  K;  Its  12  and  13  in  b  10;  Its  I 

f."  ,  i  ^2        ♦  ' »"  b  1";  't"  *»  aud  *9  in  b  10; 

Its  1^)  aud  20  iu  b  5;  \U  15  and  16  1  i  h  f ;  Us  -i  i  and  24  lu  b  6,  Id  the  w 
V4  of  see  9  37  14.  Apr  2  a  pm   H  L  Walt,  master,  110  '.aJalle  st.  L  N. 

"'"^''^^''Jl'i-  "J        2  of  th«t  pt  of  It  5  In  Ihe  Hohool  Trastess  sub  of 
V-  ^"  "      Jeretuiah  Learning,  master.  1312  Ash- 

land  blB.  L  N. 

Hyde  the  s  28  ft  of  It  8  and  the  n  16  ft  of  It  9  in  b  30.  a  sab  of  the 
6  %  of  the  »  e  and  the  e  of  the  s  e  !4  and  the  e  of  the  n  e  % 
of  sec  1  the  n  pt  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  12  and  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  of 
sec  14  all  In  38  14.  Apr  2. 1  p  m,  Chas   Havard,  spl  com.  L  N. 

^  t';°.*'„".^™'"''°''  ^1         38  of  Its  12  to  21  In  b  "F"  of  B 

.  „  „  Morgan  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.  M«r  27,  11  a  m.  Perry 

A  Hull,  master.  921-923  Chicago  Stock  Exohange  bidg.  L  N. 

Lee's  sab.  Its  6  and  6  In  b  7  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  e  M  of  eeo  2038  14  Apr 
2,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Traver's  fnb.  Its  1  2  and  3  in  b  2  of  the  e  15  92  acres  of  the  w  30  92 
acres  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  23  39  13.  Apr  2.  U  a  m  A  F  Btev- 
enson,  master.  L  N.  .    »  d<.»» 

Ft  resrbornadd,  It7inbl6.  Apr  2,  11  a  ro.  A  F  Stevenson,  master. 
L  N. 

QrigB's  sab.  the  n  26%  ft  and  the  w  28  ft  of  It  48  of  the  n  w  V  of  the  s 
?  ^*  rf,!,*^;?  8  w  y  of  sec  31  39  14.  Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter, 1109  1acoma  bid*.  L  N. 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes  add.  b  2  being  a  sub  of  the  s  w  y  of  eeo  27  40  1? 
Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  maitter.  L  N. 

A  piece  of  land  36  ft  n  and  s  by  65.2  ft  east  and  west  lying  In  Dearborn 
ay  e  of  the  e  Hue  of  It  IB  exieuded  8  ft  s  in  b  a  in  Shlinp's  2nd  sub 
of  4  f  c.-es  8  and  adj  the  n  4  ac  e«  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  s  e  H 

"^L^^^  5  *  ^i!"}      ^  2''.     m.  Juo  J  Healey,  master,  401- 

407  Kedzle  bldg.  LB. 

Lawrence  av,  Crandall'^  tub.  Its  15  and  16  and  It  1  In  b  1  of  the  n  V4  of 
thene  H  of  the  n  e  >i  of  sec  J7  40  13.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  56  Portland  blk.  I.N.  "<.<>■. 

Gross'  »ab.  It  47  of  Us  1  to  5  iu  b  5  in  Borden's  enb  of  the  w  W  of  the  8 
e  H  of  sec  86  40  IS.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Fisher's  sub,  Its  25  and  26  of  b  2  in  .Todd  &  Wilson's  snb  of  b  6  In  Oanal 
Trustees  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 

Bawson'e  sub.  Its  189  and  1411  of  Its  12  and  13  and  the  n  3-5  of  It  11  In 
Bradley  &  Honore's  snb  of  the  w  '/,  of  the  n  e  W  of  see  14  39  13.  Apr 
10.  11  a  m,  Susan  B  Wilson,  admtrx.  L  K. 

Wrlghtwood.  the  e  20  ft  of  It  12  and  the  w  22  ft  of  It  13  In  the  sob  of 
ouilt  -b"  iu  the  s  e  h  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  3.  11  a  m.  t)eo  Bass,  master. 

Hambleton'e  sub,  It  32  lu  b  3  of  It  'E"  in  the  Circuit  Ot  ptn  of  the  n  w 
!4  of  660  8  39  14.  Mar  8,  11  am.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  162  Wathlng- 
ton  St.  LB.  '  B 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add,  It  66  ii  the  sub  of  b  3.  being  a  snb  of  the  e 
H  ot  the  8  6  !4  (aLd  the  e  i4  of  the  w  V,  of  the  e  e  W  of  seo  2S  39  13 
Mar  28.  11  a  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  L  B. 

Burnside.  It  25  in  b  8,  being  «  sub  of  the  s  e  W  of  the  s  e  M  rt  fee  3  37 

14.  Mar  28.  11  a  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  luasler.  L  B. 
Auburn  Pk,  Storke's  snb,  Ihe  s  i4  of  It  33  and  the  n  10  ft  In  It  32  in  b  2 

and  thfc  s  Y,  of  It  7  and  all  of  Its  8  and  9  in  b  8,  being  a  rf  sab  of  bs  1 

to  16  10  Ihe  w  Vi  of  the  s  wqr  of  tec  27  38  14.  Mar  28,  1  p  m  Ohas  H 

Havard,  spl  cc  mm.  LB. 

Magee'fl  sub.  It  6  in  b  2  <  f  ontlt  24  in  .^chool  Trustees  sub  of  seo  16  38 
14;  also  It  14  In  b  29  in  Taylor's  1st  add  to  So  <  h'go.  being  a  sub  of  ot 
of  then /.of  sec  8  37  15.  Apr  4,  11am.   H  jalmer  F  Kehou,  admir . 

Horton'.sub.  Its  18  to  22  in  b  2  of  the  n  H  of  It  68 and  all  of  It  55  ot  the 
school  iruslees  sab  of  SCO  16  37  14.  Mar  30,  11am.  Henry  0  Ebel 
fpl  comm.  LB.  ' 

Moody's  suo  It  22  in  b  1  of  the  n  y,  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  n  e  "4  of  the  s 
w  K  of  sec  34  39  14;  also  the  It  at  the  n  B  cor  of  said  It  22,  thence  s 
alot.g  said  w  Hue  to  a  point  directly  e  of  the  s  e  cor  of  said  It  22 
tbenoe  w  to  said  s  e  cor  of  said  It  22,  thence  n  along  the  e  line  of  said' 
U  22  to  the  place  of  beginning  Apr  4,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  aaster 
175  Learborn  st.  LB. 

8o  Ohgo,  Bowen's  sub.  It  51  in  b  16  in  the  u  of  seo  7  37  15.  Apr  4  11 
a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master.  LB.  • 

Hyde  Pk.  Berger's  add.  Its  37  end  38  in  b  «  in  the  s  w  '4  of  eec  32  38  17 

Apr  4.  lij  a  m.  Jas  B  alanu.  uineter.  L  B.  ' 

Assr's  div,  lis  18  20  and  tae  n  2  ft  of  It  18  in  b  7  of  the  s  w  U  of  sec  22 

89  14.  MarSiMOam.  i  hos  Taylor  Jr.  master,  702  Chicago  Operr 
House  bldg.  u  B. 

AnbnrD  Pk,  the  s  20  ft  of  It  14  of  b  9,  being  a  sub  in  sec  28  ;8  14  Apr  2 

lu  a  m  Jas  tt  Mai.n,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  B.             <  f  ' 

Wiscer'fl  sub.  Its  24  to  27  In  b  4,  of  Its  8  and  9  iu  Brand's  sub  of  the  n  e 
!4  o(  sec  .!6  40  13.  Apr  8,  11  a  m.  Henrietta  0  Meyer,  admtrx    L  B. 

Erwin  &  Vedder's  sub,  It  7  of  b  1  rf  bs  1  2  and  3  of  Tab  .r's  add,  to  Eg- 
glestoii,  being  a  sob  ot  ihe  e  25  acres  of  the  n  Vj  of  the  s  Vi  of  the  n  e 
>4  of  sec  28  38  14.  Har  26.  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master.  L  N. 

Lanermem.'s  sub.  It  11  of  the  a  100  acres  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  V8  42  13 
Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Jno  F  Noyes,  master,  88  and  9i)  Weshiugton  et.  L  B. ' 

Bine  Isl  «i)p,  It  6  in  b  6.  It  43  in  b  2,  a  sub  of  Ihe  n  w  J4  of  the  n  e  »4  of 
sec  31  37  14.  Mar  26,  11  am.  Hiram  barber,  master,  6^6  Opera  House 
bldg  LB. 

Ashland,  It  31  and  42  iu  b  2  a  sub  of  the  n  %  ot  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  e  M  of 
seo  ;^8  14   Mar  26,  10  a  m.  'J  hos  Taylor  Jr,  master  L  B. 

Lyons.  White's  Ist  add.  It  1 1  and  Its  14  to  23.  being  a  sub  In  the  s  pt  of 
o  (4  of  n  e  of  sec  2  38  12.  Mar  26.  11  a  m.  Acaland  Balltbury, 
gjardian.    l,  B. 

The  s  w  M,  of  the  s  0%  of  sec  14  36  14;  the  n  H  of  the  e  ^  of  the  «  e  !i 
of  sec  li  J->  U.  M»r  2-i,  11  a  m.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  162  Washlng- 
tou  SI  L  B. 

Writfhtwood,  ?nblt  4  In  the  sub  of  It  3  and  the  sly  H  of  It  2  ex  Ihe  e  60 
tt  iu  the  ^ub  of  It  of  ouilt  '"B"  u  tec  28  40  14.  Mui  ',^8.  11  a  m  W  m  F 
Oooper,  muster.  L  B. 

Clarke's  sub,  It  6  In  the  snb  of  b  20  of  the  e  hf  of  the  e  w  ^  of  sec  18 
39  13.  Mar  28.  11  a  m.  w  m  F  Ooi  per.  magter.  L  B. 

Flournoy's  resub  of  Jones  &  Patrick's  add.  It  I  in  b  4  in  sec  18  89  14. 
Mar  27,  10  a  m.  Juj  Warmington.  con.  L  B. 

Ashland  2nd  add,  the  6  9  ft  of  It  21  and  the  w  17  ft  of  It  22  in  b  10,  be- 
ing a  snb  of  the  w  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo  18  39  14.  Apr  9.  F  E  Halli- 
gan,  master.  Ho  Wa  hlngton  St.  L  B. 

Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add.  Its  13  and  14  in  b  8  in  the  n  e  54  eec  20  89  IS, 
Mar  18,  11  a  m.  tdward  a  1  Icker.  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Livers  pieces  of  property  be'.onging  to  the  estate  of  Jno  L  De  Brenll, 
decreased.  Mar  30,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes.  master.  L  B. 

Union  Park  2nd.  It  19  In  b  10.  Mar  2u.  1pm.  Wm  S  Newberger,  admtr, 
L  B. 

Lyn^au's  re^ab.  it  7  lu  b  1  of  b  2  aud  that  pt  of  b  3  la  said  snb  of  that 
pt  lyl-  g  w  of  I  o  By  of  tbe  <<  e  H  ot  seo  2  38  14.  Mar  23,  1pm.  Obai 
a  Havard.  spl  Comm.  L  B. 


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Haines'  soh.  It  25  of  the  e  H  of  b  62  of  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  eeo  7  39 
U.  Mar  19,  2  pm.  U  L  Wair,  master,  110  La  Lalie  et.  L  N. 

Johnston  &  0  >x's  sab  It  37  anil  the  n  Vt  of  It  36  In  b  1  of  a  sub  of  bs  ) 

2  3  and  4  of  the  8  w  i4  of  the  !4  of  seo  36  40  13.  Apr  2,  11  a  m.  Oalh- 

erine  sj  Doan,  admtrx.  L  B. 
Lts  2i  25  27  and  28  of  b  1  la  thj  sab  of  b  47  ia  the  aub  of  seo  19  40  14. 

Apr  4,  11am.  Jusiine  Bauer,  admtrx.  LB. 
Uesplaines,  property  belongins  to  the  Jones  Woolen  Mllli  Co.  Mar  26, 

1pm.  Jas  R  Mann,  mas  er,  175  Dearborn  St.  L  S. 

Wash  HRts,  Ite  1,  2,  4  and  5  in  b  86  sec  19  37  14.  Mar  23,  11  a  m.  Perry 
A  Hull,  master,  921-9.i3  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Wash  Rgts,  Us  1  and  2  in  b  41;  Its  23  and  26  in  b  77;  Us  36  38  39  and  42 
in  b  72  seo  lit  a7  14.  Mar  2),  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  N. 

Bnten  &  Hamilton's  sab.  Its  14,  15,  28,  33  and  34  of  Us  12  to  21  in  b  "F" 
of  B  I  Ld  &  B  Go's  sub  in  Morga i  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.  Mar  23,  11am. 
Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  N. 

Davol's  euh.  Us  2  to  7  of  Us  I  to  11  in  b  "f"  of  Morgan  Pk.  Mar  23,  11 
a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  N. 

Us  1  to  44  b  1,  Us  1  to  48  b  2,  Its  1  to  41  b  3,  Us  1  to  48  b  4,  Its  1  to  48  b  5, 
Us  1  to  41  b  6,  Its  1  to  48  b  7,  Its  1  to  44  b  8,  Us  1  to  44  b  9,  Us  1  to  48  b 
10,  Its  1  to  48  b  11,  It  1  to  39  b  13,  Us  1  to  40  b  13,  Its  1  to  48  b  14,  Its  1 
to  48  b  16.  Its  1  to  44  b  16  in  Uavis  snb  of  the  s  i4  of  the  e  w  %  ot  sec 
35  3813.  Mar  25, 11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 
L  N. 

Mcllrov's  sob,  subit  4  in  the  snb  of  Its  15  and  16  of  Us  3  and  4,  ex  the  s 
2  ft,  in  Assr's  div  in  the  s  e  54  of  sec  27  39  14.  Mar  26,  1pm.  Chas  H 
Heyard,  spl  Comm.  L  N. 

Glenwood,  the  s-w  %  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  8  35  14,  bs  3  and  4  ex  Us  4  and 
6  in  b  4,  bj  1  and  2  In  Campbell's  let  add.  It  1  in  b  "F"  in  the  TiUagb 
of  Hartford.  Mar  28,  11  am.  Irwio  T  Ooe,  Knardian.  L  N. 

Scott's  sub.  It  21  of  thew  H  of  the  w  H  of  b  1  in  Sheffield's  add  Apr 
4,  11  am.  Wilbelmiue  Bosenan,  admtrx.  L 

Oowles'  add,  1'  16  in  b  4,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  Vt  ef  the  s  w  J4  of  the  n 
V4  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  :  8  15.  Mar  25,  li  a  m.  Thos  Tay- 
lor, Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Button's  sub.  It  17  in  b  1  of  b  28  in  the  Canal  Trustee's  sub  of  sec  33  39 
14.  Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Martimui  E  Parker,  executor.  L  N. 

Lt  41  in  the  snb  of  the  s  Vi  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  e  %  ot  the  s  w  H  o* 
sec  4  88  14.  Mar  2'i,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  629  Opera  House 
bldg.  L  N. 

Holsteln,  Sherman's  add,  It  39  In  b  6.  Mar  26,  11,  a  m.  Hiram  Barber, 
master.  L  N. 

Du  reuils  snb,  the  w  19.4  ftof  It  9  in  b  1  of  of  Its  2  and  3  and  the  s 
23i4  ft  of  It  4,  also  Its  5  to  16  in  b  4  ot  t  inden  Grove  sub  in  sec  21  38 
14.  Mar  23,  1pm.  Chas  H  Havard,  spl  Comm.  L  B. 

Oossftt's  add.  Us  37  and  38,  a  sub  ot  the  e  in.  18)  acres  of  the  n  V4  of 
the  n  i4  of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  12  39  13.  Mar  21,  U  a  m.  M  S  Tapley,  Jr, 
execntor.  L  B. 

Day's  sub.  It  6  in  b  9  of  the  n  13  rods  of  the  8  88  rods  of  the  e  124  rods 
of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  4  38  14,  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master, 
66  Portland  blk.  L  S- 

Walker's  sub.  It  27  in  b  9  of  that  pt  s  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  e  H  of  the 
8  e  !4  of  eeo  28  39  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Batler,  master.   L  N. 

Edgewater,  Cochran's  2nd  add,  It  22  in  b  14,  being  a  snb  of  the  h  Vi  ot 
sec  5  40  14.  Mar  19,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk. 
L  N. 

Mather  &  Taft's  add.  It  60  being  a  snb  ot  that  pt  of  the  s  Vt  of  tha  s  M 

of  the  B  w  H  of  sec  31  40  14.    Mar  18,  11am.    Jno  T  Noyes,  master. 

88  and  91)  Washington  st.  L  N. 
Diven's  sub.  It  32  in  b  8  ot  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  e  w     and  the  e 

!4  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  w  K  of  sec  2  39  13.  Mar  26,  1pm,      itie  G  & 

T  Co,  admtr.  L,  B. 
Thompson's  snb.  It  8  of  b  6  in  Couch's  sub  of  the  n  H  of  the  s     of  the 

n  n  54  ot  sec  13  39  13.  Mar  26,  1pm.  Bedmond  J  Egan,  admtr.  L  B. 

Winston's  sub,  the  n  and  s  i4  of  It  8  in  b  2  of  Us  3  and  4  in  Newhall, 
Larued  h  Woodbridge's  sub  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  15  38  14.  Mar  26,  11 
a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg  L  B. 

Stevenson,  &  Ayres'  sub.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  s  6  acres  of  I  he  n  21  acres 
(ex  the  fl  66  ft)  of  the  e  i4  of  s  e  M  of  eec  8  38  14.  Mar  28,  11  a  m. 
Frank  Schaedler,  admtr.  L  B. 

Sheffield's  add,  the  n  H  of  It  64  in  subblk  Sin  b  18.  Mar  30,  11  am. 
Bernbard  Meiling,  executor.  L  B. 

72x126  ft  at  the  e  w  cor  of  Panlina  and  W  14th  st,  together  with  divers 
other  (pieces  of  property.  Mar  19,  2  pm.  Frederlcke  Weinheimer, 
executor.  L  N. 

Premises  Imown  as  No  522  W  Lake  St.  Mar  20,  1pm.  Wm  8  Newber- 
ger,  admtr.  L  B. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cnx's  add.  Its  238  ard  239  e  !4  a  w  14  seo   20  38 

14,  Mar  18,  1pm.  Justus  Friesben,  admtr.  L  B. 
Johnson's  sub,  the  e  V4  of  It  8  in  b  3  of  the  n  V4  of  the  w  V4  of  the  s  w 

}tt,  ot  seo  19  3914.  Mar  16,  1pm.  Frederick  Koesner,  admtr.  NCR. 

Bowes'  snb.  Us  1  to  9  of  It  2  and  ihe  n  H  of  It  3  in  b  5  ot  Stone's  snb  of 
the  e  20  eores  of  ihe  n  30  acres  ot  the  w  of  the  e  w  J4  of  sec  3  38 
14.  Mar  14,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg,  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  Eerger's  2nd  add.  It  13  in  b  4  a  sub  ot  the  s  330  ft  ot  the  n  Vt 
of  sec  32  38  16   Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Street's  sub.  bs  9  15  and  16  ot  the  e  H  of  the  8  w  14  of  sec  17  37  14. 
Mar  13, 11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noje^,  master,  88  and  90  Washicgton  st.  L  B. 


LATEST  IS3UES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Middletown,  N.  Y. — It  is  proposed  to  issue  bonds  for 
increasing  the  city's  water  snpply. 

Whitehall,  Wis. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issue  of 
$3(1,000  in  bonds  for  water  snpply. 

Prattville,  Ala. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $6,000 
in  bonds  to  build  a  town  ball. 

Colville,  Wash. — Steveiis  County  is  about  to  issue  $45,- 
000  of  bonds  to  pay  county  expenses. 

Anderson,  8.  0. — City  has  voted  a  bond  issue  of  $20,000 
for  building  and  equipping  a  graded  school 

Fargo,  N.  D. — Cass  County  is  about  to  refund  $24,000  of 
the  county  bends. 

Woodlawn,  Oal. — An  election  has  been  called  to  vote  on 
the  issue  of  high  school  bonds. 

Orand  Rapids,  Wis.  —  The  Wood  County  Board  has 
adopted  a  resolution  to  iesue  S\5,0t0  jail  bond?. 

Sanford,  Fla, —  Orange  County  contemplates  issuing 
$260,000  of  bonds  for  road  inaprovements. 


Centre,  Ala. — The  citizens  of  Cherokee  County  have  been 
authorized  by  Legi^-lalnre  to  ispue  bridge  bonds. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — A  bill  has  been  introdnoedin  the  Leg- 
islature which  will  aaih'jrizi  city  ta  issue  |10i  ,00u  bonds 
to  build  an  armory. 

Roseville,  O. — The  Council  has  called  an  election  to  vote 
on  the  issue  of  $20  COO  in  bonds  to  put  in  a  water  and  light 
plant. 

Astoria.  Ore. — It  is  reportec*  that  the  Astoria  water  works 
bonds  have  not  been  accepted  by  the  lowest  bidders.  The 
bonds  will  be  advertised  and  sold  again. 

Bridgeport,  Ot. — The  issue  of  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
$l£.0,0;i()  for  public  improvements  is  contemplated.  Judge 
Beers  can  probably  give  further  information. 

Melrose,  Minn. — The  citizens  of  Melrose  voted  to  issue 
$15,(]00  in  bonds  toward  the  purchase  of  land  to  be  given 
to  the  Great  Northern  for  yard  room  for  a  division  point. 

MacoD,  Ga. — An  election  will  be  held  April  11  to  vote  on 
the  question  of  issuing  bonds  (o  the  amount  of  $30,(100  for 
public  improvements.    City  Council,  Chairman  FindlBy. 

Muscatine,  Iowa. — The  Drury  Toll  Road  Company  has 
is«ved  $7,''00  in  first  mortgage  bonds,  befiring  interest  at 
6  per  cent,  and  running  five,  ten  and  fifteen  years.  Bids 
will  be  received  for  same  at  Hereeey  State  Bank.  R.  B. 
Huff,  secretary. 

Montgomery,  Ala. — The  bill  authorizing  Toekaloosa 
Ooonty  to  issue  bonds  for  tha  purpose  of  building  a  draw- 
bridge over  the  Warrior  River  has  been  reported  favor- 
ably by  the  Corporations  Committee. 

Chattanooga,  Ten. — The  bill  providing  for  the  issnicg 
of  $160,000  worth  of  Hamilton  County  bonds  has  become 
a  law.  The  Finance  Committee  will  hold  a  meeting  to 
decide  on  how  large  an  issue  of  bonds  is  needed. 

Lowellville,  Ohio. — The  Council  decided  to  submit  the 
matter  of  bonding  the  village  for  electric  lights  and  water 
plant  to  the  vote  of  the  people. 

Summit,  N.  J. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Township  Com- 
mittee, Jan.  29,  the  ordinance  providing  for  the  issue  of 
$8,500  4}^  per  cent  bonds  for  sidewalk  improvements 
paused  a  flaal  reading. 

Austin,  Tex.— The  Committee  on  Finance  made  favor- 
able report  on  O'Connor's  bill  to  authorize  the  Bexar 
County  Commissioners  to  issue  $100,'  00  bonds  for  artes- 
ian well  purposes. 

Martinsburg,  W  Vft. — The  city  council  will  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $15,'100  to  provide  an  electric  light  plant 
for  the  city. 

Knoxville.  Teon. —  The  City  Council  has  decided  to  peti- 
tion the  Legislature  for  authority  to  issue  $400,000  of  wa- 
ter works  bonds.  This  move  is  made  so  that  when  the 
present  city  contract  expires  in  1898  the  question  will  be 
reaoy  for  vote. 

EUensburg,  Wash. — The  Kittittas  County  Board  offers 
for  sale  April  1,  1895.  |81,<  00  6  per  cent  county  bonds, 
the  county  reserving  the  option  of  redemption  after  ten 
years,  but  absoloielv  due  and  payable  twenty  years  from 
date  of  issue.    J.  M.Baird,  County  Auditor. 

Lansinn,  Mich. — That  the  Board  of  Education  has 
deemed  it  necessary  to  issue  $48,000  in  bonds,  to  pay  for 
outstanding  bonds.  That  said  bonds  shall  be  issued  in 
denominations  of  $100,  and  shall  bear  interest  at  the  rate 
of  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually,  on  the 
first  day  of  April  and  first  of  October,  both  interest  and 
principal  payable  at  the  city  of  Kew  York.  A.  A.  Nichols, 
president;  U.  J.  Davis,  secretary. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  ROLLS. 


Note— Abbreviations  signify:  c,  curbing;  g,  gra(iing 
m,  macadamizing;  p  paving;  f  filling;  w,  s  water  ser- 
vice; swk  sidewalk;  1  p,  lamp  posts;  d,  drains. 


STKEET 

FROM 

TO 

inp't 

W  Congress 

W  40th 

W  46th 

w  s  p 

Wolcott 

Webster  av 

N  59th 

w  s  p 

Palmer 

Webster  av 

w  s  p 

Francis 

Charlton 

Southport  av 

w  s  p 

Vernon  av 

Irving  Pk  bd 

Everett  av 

w  s  p 

73d 

Stony  Isl  av 

I  C  R'y 

w  s  p 

Mead 

Fulierton  av 

Logan  av 

w  S  D 

W  Adams 

Loomis 

Ashland  av 

c  g  &  p 

Aberdeen 

67  th 

69th 

sewer 

Hamlin  av 

W  Division 

North  av 

sewer 

Avers  av 

W  Division 

North  av 

sewer 

Adams 

Throop 

Paulina 

swk 

Rice 

Rockwell 

Washtenaw 

State 

39th 

55th 

(1 

Greenwood  av 

Oakley  av 

Western  av 

c  f  &  p 

Princeton  av 

55th 

63d 

swk 

Stone 

Scott 

Banks 

( ( 

35th 

So  Park  av 

Cottage  G  av 

(  c 

Germania  pi 

N  Clark 

LaSalle 

(1 

Bonney 

26th 

26th 

u 

South  port  av 

Graceland  av 

Otto 

(  i 

Turner  av 

24th 

100  ft  north 

drains 

Bryn  Mawr  av 

Clark 

Evanston  av 

w  s  p 

Wilton 

Grace 

Byron 

w  s  p 

Victor 

Evanston  av 

Swift 

w  8  p 

Swift 

Francis 

Ridge  rd 

Wilson 

Leavitt 

Robey 

Center 

Clark 

Southport  av 

i( 

Webster  av 

(1 

Diversey  av 

Milwaukee  av  Kedzie  av 

Union  av 

59th 

6l8t 

(( 

Homan  av 

22d 

23d 

11 

Wabansia  av 

Western  av 

Kedzie  av 

c  g  &  p 

100th 

Ewing  av 

Avenue  "L" 

32d 

Wentwt'h  av 

Portland  av 

Nutt  av 

7ist 

7.3d 

drains 

Elm 

Fox  ct 

Chestnut 

swk 

Peck  ct 

W  Circle  av 

Western  av 

E  Vine 

Evergreen  av  Circle  av 

Vine 

Myrtle  av 

(( 

Wells  av 

Norwood  av  Wilton  av 

( ( 

Park  pi 

Diversey 

Wood  ard 

( ( 

McLean  av 

W  48th 

Durham  av 

(1 

Grace 

Ashland  av 

Clark 

u 

Halsted 

Marquette 

Buena  av 

( ( 

33d 

Houston  av 

Ootario  av 

( ( 

Jackson 

46th 

48th 

1 1 

Park  av 

Montrose  bd  Elston  av 

i  ( 

43d 

Jackson 

Gladys 

39  th 

Archer  av 

Grant  av 

Prescott 

St  Charles 

C  &  N  W  R'y 

u 

Clinton 

9lst 

92d 

'* 

Elias 

Archer  av 

Lyman 

sewer 

Leavitt 

33d 

Bross  av 

t( 

Sacramento  av 

W22d 

W  23d 

u 

Trumbull  av 

W  26th 

W  27th 

(i 

Wall 

Springer 

34th 

i\ 

7th  av 

97th 

100th 

(i 

Green 

66  th 

67  th 

(( 

Springfield  av 

W  Division 

North  av 

(C 

W  31st 

Kedzie  av 

Spaulding  av 

u 

38th  ct 

Halsted 

Laurel 

t( 

79th 

Bond  av 

Cheltenham  bh 

swk 

Paulina 

Madison 

Indiana 

u 

Beile  Plaine  av  Ashland  av 

E  Ravenswood 

Pk  " 

35  th 

Western  av 

California  av 

i  ( 

Lincoln  av 

Berteau  av 

Montrtse  bd 

(( 

Elston  av 

Bradley 

Sloan 

t( 

Exchange  pi 

So  Ch'g  av 

Anthony  av 

U 

Elizabeth 

79th 

80th 

t  c 

Blanchard  av 

35th 

39th 

( ( 

42d 

State 

Michigan  av 

(t 

24ih 

So  Park  av 

Adams 

Throop 

Paulina 

Madison  av 

60th 

6:id 

( . 

26  th 

State 

I  C  R'y 

(1 

120th 

Emerald  av 

So  Canal 

I  i 

W  12th 

Douglas  Pk  bd  W  40th 

u 

12th 

Albany 

Hull  av 

(t 

Winchesler  av 

63d 

67  th 

( • 

Edson  av 

Lincoln  av 

Diversey  av 

( i 

Green 

66th 

67  th 

c  f  &  p 

Oakley  av 

Austin  av 

Ch'go  av 

swk 

Lawndale  av 

Ch'go  av 

Augusta 

Clark 

Newport  av 

Graceland  av 

Nebraska  av 

Bloom'gdale 

Armitage  av 

(  c 

Vincennes  av 

60th 

6tst 

(( 

39th 

Willis  av 

Lake  av 

u 

Champ  ain  av 

43d 

44th 

( » 

Wabash  av 

40Lh 

4ist 

(( 

So  Park  av 

33d 

35th 

i( 

Dearborn 

26th 

29th 

u 

Graylock  av 

Princeton  av   Shields  av 

sewer 

Robey. 

Webster  av 

Lawrence  av 

Green' 

7  2d 

73d 

(< 

Richardson  av 

6)th 

466  ft  south 

(  c 

Carroll  av 

St  Louis  av 

e  ter 

Lincoln 

5'st 

G'd  T'k  Juncfn  " 

Goodseed 

( c 

(t 

Winchester  av 

1 1 

Pending  on  Objections. 


Warren  av 

Leavitt 

Ogden  av 

W  Adams 

W  40sh 

W  46  th 

C  f  &  p 

7  2d 

Yates  av 

Bond  av 

g  &  m 

Englewood  av 

Wentw'thav  Halsted 

swk 

Mead 

Fulierton  av 

Logan  av 

drains 

Adams  iv 

73d 

75th 

N  59th 

Clark 

Robey 

w  s  p 

Homan  av 

Central  Pk  av  Ch'go  av 

Loomis 

2lst 

22d 

c  g  &  p 

Dee/ing 

Cologne 

s  b  Ch'go  river 

g  &  P 

Parmelee 

Wesrtern  av 

Hoyne  av 

c  f  &  p 

Elias  ct 

Archer  av 

Lyman 

Lake  Park  av 

3Ist 

33d 

g  &  p 

LaSalle  av 

lUnois 

Ch'go  av 

c  g  &  p 

58th 

Wentw'th  av 

Halsted 

( . 

65  Dh 

State 

C  R  I  &  P  R'y 

( ( 

67  th 

Morgan 

Loomis 

73d 

Stony  Isl  av 

I  ;  R'y 

drains 

W  Elm 

W  Circle 

Myrtle  av 
Cedar 

swk 

Walnut 

E  " 

Lincoln  pi 

Norwood  av 

Evergreen  av 

Elm 

( 'hestnut 

Cedar 

Hammond  av 

Logan  sq 

Diversey 

1 

(( 

Wallace 

Humboldt  b( 

Wentworth  av 

47  th 

63d 

II 

W  Madison 

Jefferson 

Centre  av 

c  &  p 

Desplaines 

W  Lake 

W  Madison 

(( 

Lake 

Hamlin  av 

40th 

swk 

Atlantic 

43d 

Goshen 

c  f  &  p 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  16,  1895 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 

NoTB — Abbreviations  sijinify:  o,  onrbiDf;;  g,  grading;  m 
maoadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  8  ,  waterservioe; 
8v?k,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAB.    NO.     STBEBI  FBOM  TO  IMP't 

15612  Alleys  bet  Sheldon  Ada  o  g  and  p 

Falton  W  Lake 

"  611  Alleys   Paolina  Monroe 

Ogden  av 

"  609  Alleys  Laflin   Loomis 

Congress  Harrison 

"  608  Alleys  Monroe  \daiiis  " 

Ashland  av. .  .  Laflin 
"  607  Alleys  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Adam4  Jaokson 

"  603  W  Erie  Western  av . . .  Campbell  av  " 

"  593  Alleys   Ga: field  av. .  .Center 

Seminary  av  .Clifton  av 
"591  Alley  Elm  Hill  " 

La  Salle  Wells 

"  900  Alleys  Wood  Lincoln  " 

Erie  Uoron 

'■589  Alley  Pine   St  Clair  " 

Ohio  Ontario 

"  587  Alleys  Loomis  Laflin  " 

Jaok;)on  Van  Boren 

"  586  Alleys  Morgan  Bine  Isld  av  " 

Garley  Hope 

"585  Alleys  29ih  30th  " 

Michigan  av. .  Wabash 
"  584  Alleys   Larrabee    ..  .Moba\nk  " 

North  av  Blaokhawk 

583  Alley  Adams  Jackson  '' 

Seeley  Hoyre  av 

"  582  Coartland  Leavitt  Oakley  av  " 

"  572  Alley   Hoyne  av  Leavitt  " 

Emerson  av.. Indiana 
'■  671  Alley  Albany  av  Eedzie  av  " 

Warren  av  . . . .  Wash'i'n  blvd 
"  570  Alley  California  ev  .Francisco  •' 

Warren  av  . . . .  Wash'gt'n  blvd 
669  Alley  Francii^co  ....  Sacramento  av  " 

Warren  av.  . .  Wash'gt'n  blvd 
"  567  Alleys  Division  Crystal  '• 

Robey  Hoyne  av 

"  555  Alley  45th  4Sth  " 

Halsted  Emerald  av 

"  564  AUev  Cornelia   Angnsta  " 

Samuel .....  .Wood 

'•  560  Wallace  43rd  44th  o  f  and  p 

"  558  Alleys  Romeey  Paolina        o  g  and  p 

Clarinda  ....  Chicago  av 
"557  Alley   Clarinda  Cornelia  " 

Samuel  Wood 

"  556  Alley  Layton  GordoQ 

HaUted  Emerald  av  " 

"  553  Alley  Division  Goethe  " 

N  Clark  La  Salle  av 

552  Alleys   Samofl  Wood 

Chioago  av . . .  Clarinda 

•'  S.'il  School   Desplaines  to  404  feet  west  thereof 

'•  540  Alley  Clay   Center 

Shfcffijld  av  . .  Bissell 
•'  538  Alley   Clay  Center  " 

Freemont  Bissell 

"  522  Jeflferson  Van  Bnrea. ..  Madison  rspair  c  walls 

and  paving 

"  517  60th  Halsted   Center  o  f  and  p 

"  512  Butler   35ih  39th  o  g  and  p 

"  509  Gracelaod  av.  N  Clark  Lincoln  av  " 

"  502  Wabash  av  .  . .  3»th  55lh  " 

"  501  School  Halsted  Evanston  av  o  f  and  p 

"  094  38th   Laurel  Halsted         c  g  and  p 

"  497  vv  26  h   Western  av. .  .ijacram'to  av  o  f  and  p 

'■  496  W  Monroe  Halsted  ....  Center  av      eg  and  p 

"  178  Alley  Clinton  Jefferson 

Harrison  Sebor 

••477  Allfcy  .   Littel   Sibley 

McAllister. . .  Vernon  Pk  pi 
"  476  E  &  w  alley... Ada  Elizabeth  " 

Fulton  Lake 

"  474  Alleys  Washington . .  Madison  " 

Sheldon   Ada 

"  473  Alley  ...Loomis  Throop  " 

Madison   Monroe 

"  47 1  Alley  Ogden  av  Ashland  av  " 

Madison  Warren 

''  464  Talman  av  Hirssh   North  av       o  f  and  p 

'•  463  Alley  Canpbell  av.  Kockwell       c  g  and  p 

Adams  Wilcox 

"  428  Alleys   'Srd  st  to  a  point  200  ft  north  bet 

Wabash  av  and  Michigan  av  " 

"  40  t  W  Congress . . .  Lo  jmis   Ashland  av      g  and  p 

'■  402  A  lieys  Ashland  av  . . .  Mantine  ct     of  and  p 

Milwaukee  av  Division 

'•  368  Atlantic  Boot  43d  " 

'•  397  Sholto  Eleventh  Taylor  o  g  and  p 

'•  390  Alleys  Iowa   Angnsta 

Wood  Newton 

'•  373  E  and  w  alleys  in  n  ^  block  27  C  T  snb  see  " 
7  39  14 

"  371  Oilier  Folton  Kiozie  " 

"  369  Sherman  Wilson  46. h  " 

"  368  Fifth  av  Van  Baren  ...  Harrison  g  and  p 

"  364  Alleys  Webster  av . . ,  Garfield  av    o  g  and  p 


Condensed  Report   

OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

National  Bank  of  Illinois 

At  Chicago,  in  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  close  of  Business 
March  5, 1895. 

RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  discounts    $9,558,797.39 

Overdrafts,  secured  and  unsecured   30,234  23 

U.  S.  bonds  to  secure  circulation,  par 

value   50,000,00 

Other  bonds    197,200  UO 

Real  estate  mortgages  owned  ' . .    43,320  00 

Due  from  national  banks  ..$1,544,293.29 
Due  from  State  banks  and 

bankers   704,769.72 

Exchanges     for  clearing 

houses    437,931.17 

Bills  of  other  national  banks     62,400  00 
Fractional  paper  currancy, 

nickels,  and  cents   4.452  67 

Specie    2  803,677  50 

Legal  tender  notes   275,000.00 

U.  S.  certificates  of  deposit 

for  legal  tenders   280,000.00 

6,112,524.35 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantes  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Redemption  fund  with  U.  S.  Treasurer 
(5  per  cent  of  circulation)   


2,250.00 


Total  $15  994,325.97 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  gtock  paid  in   $1,000,000  00 

Surplus  fund    1,000  000.00 

Undivided  profits,   less   expenses  and 

taxes  paid      234  341  47 

National  bank  notes  outstanding   45,000  00 

Dividends  unpaid   30  006  00 

Individual  deposits  subject 

to  check  $7,352,905  04 

Demand     certificates  of 

deposit   712,.306  65 

Certified  checks   80,575  10 

Cashiers'  checks  outstanding  344,650.64 
Due  to  oiher  national  banks  3,864,357.35 
Due  to   State   banks  and 

bankers   1,330,183.72 

  13,684,978  50 

Total  $15,994,325.97 

State  of  Illinois.  County  of  Cook,  ss.; 

I,  Carl  Moll,  cashier  of  the  above  named  bank,  do 
solemnly  swear  that  the  above  statement  is  true  to 
the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief. 

CARL  MOLL,  Cashier. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me  this  12th  day  of 
March,  1895.  M.  C  STELLE 

Correct— Attest:  WALTER  L.  PECK,  WILLIAM 
R.  PAGE,  ROBERT  E.  JENKINS.  Directors. 


TtiE  First  National  Bank 

OF  CHICAGO 

Statement  of  condition  March  5, 1895. 


ASSETS. 

Loans  and  discounts  $18,373,300  43 

Bank  building:  and  other  real  estate   675.000  00 

United  States  bonds  (par  value)   1,075,550  00 

"ther  bonds   I,6i0,836  90 

Premiums  paid.   1,183,70 

Cash  resources: 
Due  from  banks  (Eastern  ex)$3, 860,885. 65 
Checks  from  clearing  house.  1.166,314.49 

Cash  on  hand     8,005.134.78 

Due  from  U.S.  Treasurer..  29,250.00 

  13,061,484  92 


$34,797,455.95 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  stock,  paid  in.  $  3,000,000.00 

Surplus  fund    3,000,000  00 

Other  undivided  profits    240,525.44 

Deposits    28,556,930,51 

$34,797,455.95 


OFFICERS. 

LYMAN  J.  GAGE,  President. 

JAS.  B.  FORGAN,  Vice  President. 
RICHARD  J.  .--TREET,  Cashier. 
HOLMES  HOGE,  Asst.  Cashier. 
FRANK  E.  BROWN,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


Sam'l  M.  Nickerson, 
s.  W.  Allerton, 
Norman  B.  Ream, 
R.  C.  Nickerson, 
Eugene  S  Pike, 


DIRECTORS. 


Jas.  B.  Forgan. 


E.  F.  Lawrence, 

F.  D.  Gray, 
Nelson  Morris, 
L.  J.  Gage, 

A.  A.  Carpenter, 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator.  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  G*neral  Trust  Business. 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title. 

Guarantees  Tit'.es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SKbVIOE  AND  SEASONABLE  B>IE<I. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Gabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Selikbb,  Vioe  PreBt. 
A.  4.  grawiaT,  Seo'y.    0-  R.  Labbabbb,  Treas. 
f  BANK  H.  SELLBB8,  TrQst  (  ffloer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  fcr 
Income  Paying  Propen  y , 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  lo  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  FisherA  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 


14  Post  Street, 


SAN  FEANCISOO.  CAL. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investnnent  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t®  100  feet 
above  the  lakt. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,         /Ti i r» u  f<?rA  111 
NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  Vi^lVdgO,|  J  J  . 


March  16,  1695. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL. 


255 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Mar.  14,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  ove-  $1,0(10   296  11,898,448 

J  ity,  under  $1,000   93  64,301 

County....   147  4(i3,8tl 

Total   5^6  $2,366,59U 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Mar.  15,  1894. 

tiaies. 

Otty,  oyer  $1,000    324 

City,  onder  l.UOO...    107 

:  onnty  ,  123 


Total    854 


(2  0  6,418 


Adams  at  W,  125  ft  8  e  of  W  42ncl,  e  f  25x 
121 ;  J  an  3".  J  H  Brcwstar  to  J  Kittridge 
  $1.(00 

Adams  st  W,  n  e  oor  Robey,  s  f  60x77i^; 
Mar  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  L  Haines  et  al 
  $7,564 

Alanka  st,  108  ft  w  of  Larrabee,  3  f  5Cx 
69,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  10.  A  Kelly  et 
al  to  0  BookiDgham  $9  ."500 

Arbonr  pi,  165}^  ft  w  of  N  Sheldon  st,  n  f 
18x84;  Mar  7,'92.  M  Van  Kreigen  to  M 
Hay  den    $3,000 

Archer  av,  262  ft  s  w  of  California,  s  e  f 
125x13,t;  Moh  1.  M  A  Wilder  to  O  H 
Havard   $2,600 

Aroher  av.  same  ppty;  Moh  1.  J  0  Wilder 
to  O  U   Havard  $2,600 

Armitage  av,  116  ft  w  of  N  Leavitt  st,  s  f 
28xlf  0;  Mar  1  J  J  Kerstens  to  W  H 
Mentsch  Jr  $3,000 

Armitage  hv,  100  ft  w  of  W  6 1st  st,  s  f  25 
xl50;  Mch  13.  T  Mason  to  J  0  Stresser 
 $1,500 

Arthor  av,  75  ft  s  of  80th  at,  f  25x124; 
Oct  30.'93.  T  T  Perry  to  J  P  Nye.  .|l,(  00 

Aehland  av,  34  ft  n  of  9lBt  st.  e  f  25x125; 
Deo  2,'94.  S  D  Waldea  to  M  A  Clark 
 $1  2£0 

Ashland  av,  n  w  oor  North  st,  e  f  483^x120; 
Mar  6.  P  Daleiden  to  J  Wells  *1,780 

Ashland  av  N,  n  e  oor  Wabansia,  w  f  7fix 
65.  and  other  ppty;  Deo  14, '94.  A  Pike 
to  B  Springer  $2,000 

Ashland  av,  n  e  cor  Sonth  st,  w  f  110x167; 
Mar  1.  R  Clark  to  D  J  Mackellar ..  $4,500 

Beacon  st,  240  't  n  w  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  50 
xl56;  Sep  1,'94,  Qraoeland  Cemetery  Co 
to  B  B  Jones  $6,575 

Bertean  av,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  n  f  lOOx 
1^5,  and  other  ppty;  Moh  5.  B  Killian 
to  R  S  elder.  $7,500 

Bishop  Bt,192  ftn  of  48th,  e  f  24x124;  Nov 
10,'93.  F  J  Moorey  to  M  B  Jannsen 
 $1,800 

Blanchard  av,  345  ft  n  of  64ih  st,  e  f  73>^ 
xl26;  Apr  3,'93.  J  MoK.  Cleland  to  H  N 
Payne     |2,000 

Bonlevsrd  pi,  388  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n  f 
18x124;  Feb  25.  B  F  Whiting  to  M 
Fauoette  $4,250 

Burling  st,  250  ft  s  of  Lill  av,  e  f  25x125; 
Feb  25  J  H  Haake  to  J  F  Langgnth 
 $5,C00 

Barling  st,  148  ftn  of  Willow,  e  f  25x131; 
Moh  12.  M  Vogtle  to  J  Q  Smith.  ..*4,ono 

Calumet  av,  140  ft  s  of  39lh  st,  e  f  17x130; 
Feb  1,'95.  J  A  Tolman  to  B  F  Strans 
 $8,000 

Campbell  av,  168  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  24x124;  Feb  6.  H  Nielsen  to  P  Nielsen 
 $2,0,10 

Carpenter  st,  100  ft  n  of  58tb,  e  f  25x124; 
Moh  14.  P  W  Anderson  to  J  T  Uoran 
 $4,000 

Carl  8t,  40  ft  w  cf  La  Salle  av,  n  f  24x107; 
Moh  13.  E  H  Niemann  to  C  Dohrmann 
 $5  500 

Castello  av,  188i^  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  s  f  50 
xl25;  Jan  18.  A  L  Patterson  to  L  Arm- 
strong $1,500 

Central  Park  blvd,  100  ft  s  of  W  Ohio  st, 
e  f  25x133;  Mar  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  $4,786 

Center  st,  137  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  s  f  29x 
125;  Feb  H.  C  Heck  to  C  Buckingham 
 $20,000 

Chicago  av,  s  w  oor  Franklin  st,  n  f  75x 
130;  Mar  6.  The  Swedish  B  &  L  Assn  to 
Jas  M  Smith  $97,309 

Chicago  av  W,  100  ft  e  of  N  California,  s 
f  24x125;  Feb  16,  J  Neuberger  to  B 
Kand  $5,500 

Chicago  av,  142  ft  w  of  State  st.  s  f  25x 
109.4;  Feb  1.  C  H  Kehl  to  J  W  Bennett 
 $25,000 

Circle  av  W,  552  ft  n  of  Central,  w  f  50x 
200;  Mar  8.  H  0  Willis  to  £  M  Massing 


 $1,600 

Clark  st,  195  ft  s  of  Menominee,  n  e  f  1 1 6 
ft  running  through  to  Wells,  Deo  12,'9*. 
Mast  in  Chy  to  F  A  Brown  $16,000 

Clark  st  N,  84  ft  n  w  of  Roscoe,  <n  f  27x 
125;  Feb  25.  B  Z  Hutchinson  to  C 
Bnckingham  ...$3,200 

Coles  av,  110  ft  n  w  of  75th  st,  s  w  f  lOCx 
203;  Feb  7.  O  E  Frazer  to  P  J  Mo- 
Donagh  ...$4,00 

Cottage  Grove  av,  22  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Jan  3,'95.  A  Young  to  J  H 
Kibler  $1,500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  80  ft  s  of  8l8t  st,  w  f 
100x125;  Mar  11.  T  B  Bryan  to  J  B 
Crocker    $4,000 

Cornell  av,  501  f  t  s  e  of  51st  st,  s  w  f  30x 
125;  Mar  9.  P  L  Lherman  to  R  B  Chis- 
holm  $5,000 

Crosby  st,  116  ft  n  w  of  Oak,  s  w  f  25x116; 
Mar  7.  M  Van  Kreigen  to  M  Hayden 
 $2,600 

Curtis  st,  72  ft  s  of  W  Huron,  w  f  52x5^3^; 
Feb  27.  0  Ohristenson  to  8  Boysen 
 $11,000 

D<.vi9  st,  261  ft  8  of  W  North  av,  e  f  50x 
119;  Mar  5.  M  Kehl  to  M  Bauerle,  $3,200 

Davis  st,  211  ft  s  of  W  North  av,  e  f  50x 
119;  Mar  5.  M  Bauerle  to  M  Kehl. $3,200 

Dayton  st,  158  ft  n  of  Olybourn  av,  e  f 
823^x75,  more  or  less;  Jan  23.  F  Timmis 
to  0  Buckingham  $4,000 

Dearborn  av,  20  ftn  of  Chicago,  e  f  20x90; 
Mar  3,  90   M  J  Corcoran  to  Ph.  Foley 
 $13,500 

Dearborn  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  6.  Ph.  Foley 
to  T  R  Corcoran  $13,500 

DeKalb  st,  s  w  cor  Polk,  s  e  f  6px75,  more 
or  less;  Feb  11.  J  B  Judaon  et  al  to  W 
H  Richardson    $3,500 

Demiog  ct,  358  ft  s  w  of  Lake  View  e  f 
50x148;  Moh' 8.  Est  of  H  M  Hobart  to 
H  Piper   $15,'i(  0 

Dexter  av,  75  ft  e  of  Wr'ght  st,  n  f  77x 
105;  Mar  9.  P  Fenton  to  P  J  Flynn. $2,000 

Division  st,  s  e  cor  Ba'clay,  n  f  23x126; 
Mar  1.  K  A  Magnuson  to  P  Kollock.$2,600 

Douglas  av.  99  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  24x 
116;  Jan  2  E  C  Waller  to  J  Reis . .  $1,160 

Drake  av,  169  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  w  f  75x 
1 25 ;  Feb  2.  E  P  W  heatley  to  S  O  Cavette 
 $3,0(0 

Dunning  av,  140  ft  e  of  Shsffiald,  s  f  lOj^ 
xl20;Feb]6.  J  Proctor  to  0  Bucking- 
ham $3,250 

Eddy  st,  166  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  s  t  25x 
125;  Mar  11.  G  Kerr  to  0  Dohrmann 
 $2,50  ) 

Eightv-fonrth  pi,  112  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  371^x126;  Mar  5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M 
K  Young  $2,029 

Eighty-sixth  pi,  160  ft  e  of  Sangamon  st, 
s  f  50x125;  Deo  27,'y4.  J  F  Schmidt  to 
M  Q  Schmidt   $1,8!  0 

Eighty-sixth  st,  same  ppty;  Dec  28, '94. 
M  Q  Schmidt  to  J  F  Schmidt  $4,000 

Ellis  HV,  s  w  cor  35th  st,  n  e  f  72x126;  Feb 
5  E  B  Stearns  to  T  B  Eiaendrath. $30,000 

EDis  av,  336  ft  s  of  55th  st,  e  f  24x130; 
Mch  13.  Jos  E  Nelson  to  Jno.  E  Nelson 
 $1,200 

Emerald  av,  53  ft  s  e  of  12  th  st,  n  e  f  53 
ft  to  alley;  Mar  5.  A  T  &  S  Bank  to  J 
Richler  $1,000 

Emerald  av,  274  ft  n  of  29th  st,  w  f  24x126; 
Feb  28.  A  Crane  to  8  Whitlamb. .  .$1,376 

Emerald  av,  221  ft  s  of  59th  st,  w  f  25x130; 
Moh  12.  J  C  Myers  to  E  A  Bnrge. .  $5,000 

Emerald  av,  premises  No  3210; Sep  19,'94. 
Est  of  J  Hanley  to  M  C  Hanley  $1,500 

Emerald  av,  l->5  ft  n  of  45  h  st,  w  f  12i^x 
124;  Mch  l,'9l.  W  H  Shearer  to  H  L 
Goodall  $1,000 

Erie  st,  1476  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  75x100; 
Mch  1.  G  W  Streeter  to  W  W  Applegate 
 $30,000 

Erie  st,926>^  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  50xl00i^; 
Mar  4.  S  a  House  to  8  Patt  $3,000 

Evanston  av,  n  w  cor  Buckingham  pi,  n  e 
f  941^x149x32x140;  Feb  7.  First  M  E 
Church  to  Evanston  av,M  E  Ohnrch.$10,000 

Evanston  av,  n  w  oor  Oakdale,  e  f  18x100; 
Mch  5  .  R  S  Elder  to  E  Killian. ..  $12,000 

Evergreen  av,  273  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st.  s  f 
13x164;  Mar  7.  P  C  B  Stange  to  B  K 
Larsen  et  al  $1,250 

Evans  av,  358  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x129; 
Mar  6.  H  J  Goodman  to  T  J  Dailey. $2,000 

Evergreen  av,  15  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  n  e  f 
25x125;  Mar  6.  Rosa  B  Bartels  to  Her- 
man Bartela  $2,500 

Ewing  st,  115  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x118; 
Mar  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  R  Stave.  .$2,020 

Fairfield  av.  286  ft  n  of  Lake  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Mar  9.  J  Spaulding  to  M  Phelps 
   $5,000 

Farwell  av,  Rogers  Pk,  75  ft  w  of  R  R  n  f 


333^x174;  Mar  4.  A  L  Farwell  to  J  W 
Sweet   $3,500 

Farwell  av,  265  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  24xl2>; 
Mar  8.  A  Lindhulm  to  A  Johnson . $4, 5(  0 

Fifiibth  St.  1+8  ft  e  of  Laflin.  s  f  25x125; 
Aug  18,'90.  O  J  Vopicka  to  M  Hahn 
 $1,350 

Fiftieth  st,  499  ft  w  of  Cottage  Grove  av, 
n  f  33x135;  Mar  1.  D  H  Wheeler  to  D 
Rosenheim  $10,000 

Fifiy-fonrth  Ct,  176}^  ft  e  of  Morgan  st, 
8  f  371^x110;  Mar  7.  J  B  Garner  to  L  G 
Prnitt   $7,700 

Fifty-fifth  st,  115  ft  e  of  Greenwood  av,  a 
f  49x100;  Moh  13.  B  Block  to  B  E 
Stearns  $10,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  275  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  25x 
125;  Feb  26.  F  Degenfeld  to  A  T  Ole- 
wine  $2,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  22  ft  e  of  Winter,  n  f  60x 
no,  and  other  ppty;  Mch  12.  W  J 
Garvey  to  G  F  Jennings   $17,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  108  ft  e  of  Aberdeen,  s  f 
25x125;  Moh  1.  G  Larton  to  J  W  Nelson 
 $5,000 

Fletcher  st.  144  ft  e  of  N  Leavitt,  s  f  24x 
125;  Moh  12.  e  Dentsohman  to  P  Weber 
 $3,000 

Florence  av,  192  ft  n  of  Wrightwood  st, 
e  f  25x124;  Moh  11,  Wm  P  Ooock  to  O 

T  -^V^lker  $'2,000 

•  Flournoy  st,  275  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  26x125;  Mar  11.  M  E  Farrell  to  D 
Hallinan  $2,200 

Forrestville  av,  33S  ft  n  of  49ih  st,  w  f  30 
xl25;  Mar  7.  M  O  Tremain  to  L  B 
Dodge   $9,000 

Forty-fifth  st,  n  w  cor  Evans  av,  s  f  78x 
91;  Jan  8.  A  E  Bingham  to  Wm  H  Barry 
 $7.8C0 

Forty-fifth  sf,  152  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
n  f  25x120;  Feb  28,  J  Branigan  to  P 
Boyle   ■.  $3,000 

Forty-seventh  ct,  n  w  oor  Hoyne  av,  s  f  75 
xl26;  May  15, '93.  B  F  Jacobs  to  W  H 
Goetting   ...$1,500 

Franklin  st,  142  ft  n  of  Schiller,  e  f  25x 
102;  Jan  28.  L  J  Meany  to  C  Bucking- 
ham  $11,500 

Fremont  st,  ?52  ft  s  of  Clay,  w  f  25x125; 
Mch  13.  C  Langfredt  to  U  Froh.  .  .$3,(  00 

Fullerton  av,  187^  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  37i^ 
xl02;  Mar  8.  J  E  Kemp  to  J  Overbook 
 $3,600 

Fulton  st,  9)  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av.  n  f 
25x150;  Feb  11.  L  F  Ulrioh  to  W  Wade 
  $7,000 

Garfiald  blvd,  196  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Mar  9.  W  J  MoWade  to  E  Vang- 
han   $3,125 

Gehrke  av,  150  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  25x 
115;  Feb  11,  D  D  Wright  to  C  Bucking- 
ham $2,600 

George  st,  270  »t  e  of  Sonthport  av,  s  f 
25x123;  Oct  3,'94.  M  Kakacek  to  G 
Lauer  $3,500 

George  st,  s  e  cor  Perry,  n  f  50x125;  Mch 
9.  The  North  Chicago  Mutual  S  &  B 
Assn  to  T  Harz  $3,800 

Gordon  st,  n  w  cor  William,  s  f  50x125; 
Mar  4.  Drovers  Natl  Bank  to  M  Y  Bani 
 '.$3,000 

Goodwin  st,  198  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f  60 
xl49;  Mar  8.  O  J  Hambleton  to  J 
Sohnltz.  $1,600 

Graceland  av,  60  ft  e  of  Woloott  st,  n  f 
31x121  nnd  }4;  Feby  28.  8  a.  Anderson 
to  0  Julin  $1,800 

Graceland  av,  252  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f 
50x130;  Moh  12.  H  T  Davison  to  W  Birn 
 ,  $5,000 

Green  Bay  av,  321  ft  s  of  84th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Mar  6.  C  Goffia  to  L  0  Hansen 
 $3,500 

Green  st,  73  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x125;  Mch 
4.  O  B  Green  to  C  E  Bofinger  $1,200 

Gresham  av,  248  ft  s  of  90th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
133;  Mar  9.  0  A  Cleaver  to  0  Silverman 
 $3,500 

Halsted  st,  75  ft  8  of  54th  ct,  e  f  26x124; 
Mar  8.  The  Kimbell  and  Cobb  Stone  Co 
to  H  McCormick   $2,375 

Halsted  st.  No  4239  n  e  cor  43rd,  w  f  25x 
117;  Feb  6.  F  T  Mason  to  P  Clements 
  $7,000 

Halsted  st,  nnd  of  same  ppty;  Mch  6. 
P  Clements  to  T  8  Roran  $3,500 

Harding  av,  100  ft  n  of  Dor  pi,  e  f  25x124; 
Jan  18.  M  L  Lang  to  D  N  Reed . . .  $2,000 

Hardicg  av  N,  150  ft  s  of  "V  Huron  et,  w  f 
25x125;  Feb  28.  Wm  Claflin  to  0  A 
Perkins  $3,600 

Harrison  st,  s  e  cor  May,  n  f  27x110,  ard 
other  ppty;  Nov  1,'90.  Henry  Stompe 
to  Henrietta  Stompe  $2,125 

Harrison  st,  48*^  ft  e  of  W  44th  pi,  n  f 
26x125,  Mar  6.  Wm  Q  Atwood  to  V  E 


Allen   $1,250 

Harrison  st,  233^  ft  e  of  W  44th  pi,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  5.  vV'm  G  Atwood  to  0  L 
Allen   $1,250 

Hastings  et,  264  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f  24x 
124;  Mch  11.  8  Kennedy  to  C  Hawkin- 
son  $1,700 

Harvey  st,  142  ft  w  of  N  Wood,  s  f  24x 
125;  Mar  6.  P  Wpobel  to  P  Majewska 
  $1,800 

Homan  av  N,  141  ft  n  of  W  Chicago,  w  f 
26x125;  Mch  31,'91.  T  J  Dieen  to  H 
Wermes  $1,300 

Honore  st,  n  w  oor  52nd,  e  f  29x124;  Mch 

I.  F  Marres  to  R  Hopke  $1,175 

Hoxie  av,  113  ft  8  of  107th  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Nov  2 ','94.  J  Ackerly  to  M  Tierney.$l,400 

Hoyne  av,  48  ft  s  of  Armitage,  w  f  24x100; 
Apr  30,'94.  J  Lea  to  I  Golden  $2,100 

Hoyne  av.  49  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f  24x 
104;  Mar  2.  E  N  Taylor  to  M  Billenberg 
 $1,400 

Hinman  st,  216  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24x 
126;  Mar  6.  G  Stern  to  A  F  John8on 
 $1,300 

Huntington  st,  313  ft  w  of  Jefferson  av,  s 
f  100x125;  Mar  9.  E  K  Butler  to  P  L 
Sherman  $1,340 

Hobbard  st,  74  f t  w  of  W  47th,  s  f  24x119; 
Mch  12.  T  M  Woller  to  J  L  Joy  net 
 $2,500 

Indiana  av,  350  ft  n  of  53rd  st.  w  f  25x171; 
Jan  2.  R  Goes  to  L  Oppenheimer.. $7,500 

Indiana  av,  391  ft  s  of  35th  at,  w  f  25x124; 
Feb  21.  J  T  Raften  to  J  Leeming.  .$4,000 

Indiana  av,  416  ft  s  of  35th  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Feb  21.  R  Clark  to  J  Leeming.$2.000 

Irving  av,  106  ft  s  of  Presoott  st,  e  f  44x 
166;  Aug  30,'89.  T  Harris  to  8  Petter- 
son  $3,000 

Jackson  av,  s  e  oor  53rd  st  w  f  983^x120; 
Mar  5.  J  A  Ryerson  to  F  H  Rood. $12,500 

Jamot  st,  75  ft  e  of  Lytnan  av,  s  f  37x121; 
Mch  5.  J  E  Keith  to  K  L  Sharp  $3,500 

Jefferson  av,  bet  99th  and  100th  sts,  w  f 
50x125;  Dec  29,'94.  J  A  Campbell  to  E 
A  Davidson  $1,000 

Kedzie  av,  n  e  oor  84th  st,  w  f  189x162; 
Deo  3l,'94.  W  B  Hayden  to  A  E  Olmsted 
 $3,(00 

Keeney  av,  99  f  t  s  of  Bloomingdale  road, 
w  f  100x125;  Mar  7, '96.  0  Loughridge 
to  8  H  Brister  $1,6C0 

Kinzie  st,  premises  No  149,  20x100;  Moh 

II.  J  B  Brosseaut  o  M  E  Homan ,.  $16,000 
Laflin  st.  174  ft  s  of  48th,  e  f  25x125;  Moh 

12.  JKnhl  to  E  Gangolf  $1,200 

Lake  av.  251}4  ft  s  e  of  OakwoOd,  n  e  f 
50x200;  Mch  6.  M  S  Rogers  to  H  J  Bay  or 
 $3.^,600 

La  Salle  st,  n  e  cor  22nd,  w  f  25x104;  Mar 
12.  H  Howell  to  E  L  Brand  $10,C00 

Lawndale  av  N,  166  ft  n  e  of  Grand,  n  -v 
f  26x125;  Mar  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  L 
Lusk  $1,254 

Lincoln  av,  44  ft  n  w  of  Leo  pi,  w  f  55i 
180,  more  or  less;  Mch  13.  Mast  in  Ohy 
to  N  Reding  $1,038 

Loomis  st,  n  w  oor  W  2l8t,  e  f  28x120; 
Mch  13.  K  Sladek  to  E  R  Stege . . . .  $8,8C0 

Loomis  St.  50  ft  n  of  50th,  e  f  25x124; 
May  26, '94.  0  J  Vopicka  to  J  Veselak 
 $1,300 

Loomis  st,  216  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  24x124; 
Mar  9.  C  0  O'Neill  to  A  Masure.  .  $3,5(  0 

Lot  10  and  n  3^  It  9,  no  block  given,  0  J 
Fords  subn,  blks  27,  28,  37  and  38  subn 
19  40  14;  Sep  14,'94.  Jas  E  McMurray 
to  P  M  Pfau   $5,000 

Madi«on  av,  225  ft  n  of  74th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  4.  J  M  Hayden  to  M  Van 
Kreigen  $1,250 

Ma(iison  av,  100  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  lOOx 
183,  and  other  ppty;  Mch  11.  W  W  In- 
gram to  F  J  Moore  $20,000 

Madison  av,  245  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f  24x92; 
Mar  4.  Drovers  Nat  Bk  to  M  Y  Bani 
 $1,000 

Madison  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  7.  M  Y  Bani 
to  Wm  J  Richardson  $7,600 

Madison  av,  225  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Mar  7.  M  Van  Kreigen  to  M  Hay- 
den $1,250 

Madison  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s  f 
64x127;  Mar  4.  A  F  Doremus  to  I  A 
Doremua  $22,.6C0 

Manistee  av,  256  ft  n  of  93rd  st,  e  f  26x 
138;  Mar  7,'J4.  E  Weed  to  A  Qitchjll 
 $1,600 

Marshfield  av,  15  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f  25i 
126;  Mch  13.  A  Warhanik  to  E  M  War- 
hanik  $1,500 

Marshfield  av,  25  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  26x 
123;  Sep  7,'94.A  Ottatder  to  E  0  Pfau- 
schmidt  13,500 

Maxwell  st,  47  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  24xlOu; 

(Continued  m  page  257 


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WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

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(Uoatinued  from  page  255.) 
Mar  1.  O  Berg  to  I  Goldberg  et  al.f  2.6(0 

May  Bt,  216  ft  a  of  63rd,  w  f  25x125;  Moh 
13.  V  0  Oarlyle  to  E  W  Oarlyle  ....  $1,200 

MoLeod  av,  196  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  122i^ 
xl26;  Oct  4,'93.  J  MoK.  Uleland  to  D  (J 
MoKay  $1,600 

Michigan  av,  76  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x 
161;  Snne  22,'93.  C  L  Eaton  to  L  E 
Bartlett  $5,000 

Michigan  av,  250  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  5Ux 
160;  Mar  9.  J  R  Cameron  to  S  T  Slay- 
ton  $7,(  00 

Michigan  av,  222  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25z 
160;  Feb  26.  Q  M  Whitney  to  W  E 
Martin  $5,000 

Millard  av,  169  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  w  f  36x 
124;  Apr  4,'89.  0  L  Bonney  to  J  A 
Bardee   $3,075 

Millard  av,  48  ft  n  of  W  13th  st,  w  f  24x 
126;  Mch  I.  E  Ellis  et  al  to  H  Martin 
 $1,000 

Milwaakee  av,  125  ft  s  e  of  I.ogan  sqaare, 
n  e  f  25xll(»;  Dec  12,'94.  H  Arnold  et  al 
to  N  Bodenscha'z  $2,500 

Milwaukee  av.  690  f t  n  w  of  Meeker,  n  e  f 
5  acs;  Mar  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  Heiman 
 $9,550 

Monroe  st  W,  82  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  s 
f  20x75;  Mch  1.  J  D  Horton  to  Thos 
Read  $4,000 

Montana  st,  154  ft  w  of  W  44th,  n  f  75x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  1,'94,  J  F 
Thompson  to  G  W  Toms  8r  $1,330 

Montioello  av,  50  ft  s  of  Haron  st,  e  f  275 
xl25;  Mar  1.  8  M  Olaflin  to  C  A  Perkins 
 $8,000 

Morgan  st,  48  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x124; 
Deo  13,'94.  A  Nystedt  to  J  E  Dalley 
 $4,200 

Morgan  st,  166  ft  s  of  61st,  e  f  25x1^4; 
Feb  28.  Jas  W  Yates  to  W  0  Yates. $3,000 

Morgan  st,  156  ff  n  of  W  .Taokson,  e  f  39 
xll8;  Mar  1,'93.  E  D  Hinchman  to  U  G 
Brooke  $12,000 

Morgan  st,  1(5  ft  s  of  86th,  e  f  26x124; 
Moh  13   0  E  Bonghto  N  Bonson..$3  500 

Morgan  st,  200  ft  s  of  72ad,  e  f  60x121; 
Mar  2.  L  D  Robertson  to  J  0  Snyder 
 $2,000 

Morse  av,  350  ft  e  of  Sontbport,  s  f  6(  x 
173;  Mar  9.  WT  Little  to  S  J  Knott 
   $4,500 

Nelson  st,  366  ft  e  of  Sonthport  a?,  s  f  26 
xl26;  Mar  6  F  Roffert  to  Joa  Graeser 
Jr  $2,500 

Newport  av,  139  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  a  f  25x 
117;  Feb  13.  R  A  Dentsohe  to  0  Book- 
ingham.  $6,950 

Norwood  av,  s  e  cor  Locust,  n  f  283x228x 
125x180;  Feb  8.  0  V  Storms  to  A  M 
Ohouinard  ...$6,000 

North  av,  121  ft  e  of  Fairfield,  a  f  24x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  12.  A  (Jarr  to  W  H 
Oarr  et  al    $l9.<)t0 

North  av,  525  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  26x126; 
Mar  7.  0  P  Peterson  to  A  Gross  . . .  $3,350 

North  av,  32  ft  w  of  Bnrling  st,  s  f  26x 
125;  Feb  14.  C  Werlein  to  0  Booking- 
ham   $10,200 

North  av,  49  ft  w  of  Oakley,  n  f  72x123 J^; 
Feb  18.  A  J  Thiele  to  E  Kramer. ..  $9,700 

North  av  W,  48  ft  w  of  N  Hamblin,  n  f 
24x136;  Moh  5.  N  A  Anderson  to  U  A 
Smith  $1,000 

Oakenwald  av,  730  ft  a  e  of  45th  st,  n  e  f 
21x140;  Feb  28.  J  H  Millard  to  W  8 
Millard  $10,000 

Ogden  av,  114  ft  s  w  of  Oentral  Park,  a  f 
281^x192;  Feb  18.  A  0  HntchinsoD  to  W 
Danne   $1,266 

Oglesby  av,  200  ft  s  of  64th  at,  w  f  50x 
165;  Feb  28.  J  H  Harris  to  A  B  Lafferty 
 $4,250 

One  Utindred  and  Twelfth  st,  n  e  eor  5th 
av,  s  f  100x124;  Feb  1.  L  Seeley  to  A 
Van  Vlissingen  $2,400 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st,  134  ft  w  of 
Indiana  av,  s  f  26x125;  Feb  28.  A 
Santer  to  G  Simpson  $1,2C0 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  et,  48  ft  e  of 
Shields  av,nf  25x125;  Feb  11. 1  J  Rapp 
to  E  Hochstadter  $1,400 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  ct,  663  ft  w  of 
State  at,  n  f  225x125;  Jan  28.  L  Nub- 
ling  to  J  C  La  Bryn  $4,ii00 

Orchard  st,  164  ft  n  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  24 
x90;  Jan  15.  M  A  KeSley  to  J  Wm 
Sweeney  $1,000 

Osgood  st,  220  ft  n  of  Center,  e  f  75x124; 
Mar  7.  J  Carden  to  A  Zander  $9,5tO 

Owaaco  st,  premises  No  21;  Mar  6.  L 
Smith  to  W  B  Akers  $3,750 

Page  av,  n  w  cor  49th  st,  e  f  i8xl25;  Mar 
9,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Gottfried  Brew- 
ing Co  $6,246 


Palatine  at,  125  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  a  f  25 
xl49J^,  Mch  6.  T  Devenish  to  City  of 
Ohiosgo   $;s,6ro 

Palatine  st,  160  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  s  f  50 
XI49I4;  Mch  6.  J  Mertlick  to  City  of. 
Chicago  .$2,00') 

Park  av,  231  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n  f  193^x 
120,  more  or  l.ss;  Mar  9.  R  A  Foster  to 
E  J  Luders   $3,000 

Park  av,  50  ft  n  of  Willis  st,  e  f  6'ixl55; 
Mch  6.  A  H  Hill  to  C  L  Brown  ..  ..$1,000 

Paulina  st,  i 5  ft  8  of  W17th,ef  iSsllO, 
Mch  12.  J  Svoboda  to  A  Henidl ...  $2,750 

Paulina  st,  76  ft  s  of  Bjron,  ef  26x125; 
Jan  15,'94.  N  C  Roe  to  P  M  Hearn  $3,600 

Paulina  at,  same  ppty;  Feb  26.  P  M 
Hearn  to  J  P  0  Shanks    $3,000 

Paus  St.  in9  ft  n  of  Wolfram,  e  f  50xl3<i; 
Feb  28.  Est  of  H  Stroker  to  H  Fredriok- 
son  $3,1.00 

Peoria  st,  292  ft  s  of  e4th,  e  f  31x124; 
Mar  11.  J  R  Yonrg  to  T  Smith  ...$8,600 

Prairie  av,  s  w  oor  25th  st,  ef  9;xl8»; 
Feb  11.  Exr  of  P  Sohoenhofen  to  Emma 
B  Corneau   $70,000 

Prairie  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  1.  Heirs  of  P 
Schoenhofen  to  Kmma  B  Ooroean  $7ii,000 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  IbJ^x 
leOJ^;  Mch  9.  T  Q  Diokinson  to  S  B 
Sabiu  $.i.000 

Prairie  a\,  348  ft  s  of  50th  st,  e  f  50J.162; 
Feb  23.  F  Romney  to  S  8  Hurlbut.$  5,000 

Pratt  av,  s  e  cor  Lincolu,  n  f  106x125;  Sep 
28,'94.  Wm  Wilson  to  J  M  Carlson. $7, 'KiO 

Racine  av,  423  ft  a  of  Garfield,  a  f  25x126; 
Feb  19.  J  Morgan  to  f  Riley  $1,0C0 

Racine  av,  aame  ppty;  Mar  2.  P  Riley  to 
0  Brown  $2,400 

Racine  av,  s  w  cor  Melrose  st,  e  f  49x115; 
Mar  6.  S  Stephan  to  G  Sippaoh.  .$13,000 

Racine  av,  aame  ppty;  Mar  7.  G  Sippach 
to  Wm  Stephan   $13,0  0 

Raleigh  ot,  K  0  ft  s  of  W  13th  at,  w  f  25x 
72;  Mar  9.  F  L  Root  to  A  Moore.  .$3,500 

Raleigh  ct,  same  npty;  Mar  9.  A  Moore  to 
8  L  Rout  $3,500 

Randolph  st,  If  0  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  n  f 
80x100;  Feb  21.  J  D  Shamshansky  to  M 
Shamshansby  $6,600 

Rhodes  av,  100  ft  s  of  71pt  st,  e  f  60x124; 
Feb  28.  R  A  Eddy  to  P  N  Prescofct. $2,100 

Rhodes  av,  248  ft  n  of  6let  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Mch  9.  Wm  J  JffPrey  to  Wm  T  Farwell 
 $9,000 

Richmond  st,  162  ft  s  of  Linwood,  w  f  27 
xl27;  Jan  8.  C  H  Kehl  10  J  O  Jensen 
 $1,600 

Ridge  av,  236  ft  s  of  Emery  st,  e  f  37>^x 
125;  Mar  7.  G  Steinhaos  to  D  Oonley 
 $1,700 

Ridgeway  av,  12'i  ft  n  of  W  Ohio  st.  e  f 
48x122;  Feb  8.  M  E  Osterhoudt  to  F  H 
Petrie     $1,000 

Robey  8f,  n  w  oor  9Sth,  e  f  463^x1241^; 
Moh  11.  B  F  Cronkrite  to  C  E  Brown 
 $2,0  0 

Robey  st  N,  n  e  cor  Webster  av,  w  f  2!^x 
126;  Mar  8. 8  Maroinkowsbi  to  J  Thomas 
et  al   $5,500 

Rockwell  St.,  8  w  oor  Bloomingdale  av,  e  f 
22x125;  Oct  30,'91.  J  K  H  Hemman  to  T 
Harz   $3,20(1 

Rockwell  st  N,  premises  No  1(  31  and  1033; 
Mar  9.  H  Sherman  to  J  A  Baiand  et  al 
 $6,7('0 

RogprPark,  It  5  b  27;  Moh  11.  C  M  Grimes 
too  A  Hind   $5,000 

Roscoe  st.  48  ft  w  of  Anna  av,  n  f  24x125; 
Oct  20,'91.  0  T  Yerkee  to  J  Branners 
 $1,025 

Roscoe  blvd,  148  ft  w  of  Wo!cott  st,  a  f 
26x124;  Moh  1.  M  A  Stiver  to  K  E 
Washburn  $5,000 

Roscoe  st,  241  ft  e  of  Herudon,  n  f  25x 
126;  Feb  23.  H  Cusaok  to  T  J  Mnrphy 
 $4,000 

Roscoe  st,  a  w  cor  N  Robey  st,  n  f  48x125; 
Mar  2.  M  Spacg  to   J   F  Langguth 
  $14,000 

Samuel  st  176  ft  n  of  Clarinda,  w  f  25x 
130;  Mch  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  D  Knaack 
  ...$1,500 

Sohell  av,  s  e  oor  81st  st,  w  f  255x125; 
Mar  11.  T  B  Bryan  to  A  J  Wilson .  $5,000 

Seminary  av,  alley  lots  in  rear  premises 
49-51-53,  61x1(1(1;  Feb  21.  E  Prehm  to 
C  C  W  Rohrbeok  $2,200 

Seventeenth  at  W,  n  w  cor  Paulina,  a  f  24 
xl25;  Moh  1.  T  Piaaeoke  to  Finge  $6,C00 

Seventeenth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24 
xl25;  Jan  21.  J  Potoh  et  al  to  J  Baitel 
 $1,500 

Seventy  first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Sangamon,  n 
f  25x125;  Jan  23.  H  Riemersma  to  L  P 
Goodhue  $'>,900 

Seventy-ninth  st,  n  w  cor  Wallace,  s  f  19x 


104x49x100;  Mar  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  P 
A  Otis  |1,»0" 

Sheffield  av,  n  w  cor  Noble,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  8.  F  G  Reinsdorf  to  A  Sieben. $2,100 

Sheffield  av,  a  w  oor  Lill,  e  f  5  )xl24;  Nov 
6,'94.  C  A  Weger  to  C  Baamgarteo. $6,600 

Sheridan  av,  122  ft  a  of  Centre,  e  f  25x123; 
July  9,'94.  T  H  Mitchell  to  M  Gorse 
 $2,500 

Sheridan  av,  333  ft  n  of  66th  at,  w  f  f Ox 
165;  Mar  6.  A  B  Thompson  to  B  Shel- 
don  

Shielda  av,  99  ft  a  of  53rd  st,  w  f  31x133; 
Jan  2.  A  Carlson  to  H  Sanderson .  .$2,500 

Shober  st,  20li  ft  s  of  Hirsch,  w  f  25x126; 
Mar  9.  tl  Cohen  to  R  8  Korniber.  .$3,')(  0 

Sigel  av,  96  ft  n  of  Cook  st,  w  f  48x125; 
Oct  22,'94.  M  E  Albright  to  E  A  Huriz 
 $1,000 

Sixty-first  st,  150  ft  w  of  Stony  Island  av, 
a  f  26x125;  Mar  6.  L  Smiih  to  H  T 
Smith  $3,600 

Sixty-first  at,  125  ft  w  of  Siony  Island  av, 
s  f  25x126;  Feb  2.  F  Wise  to  U  T  Smith 
 |-S,500 

Sixty-third  at,  '.5  ft  w  of  Ebethart  av,  n  f 
50x124;  Feb  11.  The  Lawn  Clnb  to 
Lawn  Auxiliary  Assn   $10,000 

Sixty-third  st,  76  ft  e  of  Green,  n  t  25x 
125;  Feb  28.  M  E  Shannon  to  A  H  Mick 
 $13,500 

Sixty-fourth  st,  31  ft  w  of  Sherman,  s  f 
34  6.10x125;  Feb  28.  A  H  Mick  to  M  E 
Shannon  $7,000 

Sixty-fourth  at,  67  ft  e  of  Halsted,  a  f  33>^ 
x75;  Ang  1,'94.  A  WoodcocK  et  al  to  L 
Kortos   .  $1,300 

Sixty-ninth  at,  34  ft  w  of  Jeffers  n  av,  n 
f  50x124;  Mar  11.  W  Hill  to  W  H  Rich- 
ardson  $  '  2,v'(  0 

Sixty-ninth  at,  n  w  cor  Marshfield,  s  f  3z 
x!25;  Mar  5.  J  L  L  Hall  to  J  W  Walter 
 $4,4(  0 

Southport  av,  125  ft  s  of  Devon,  w  f  26x 
1 20;  Mar  6.  T  0  Brookhausen  to  A  Rohl- 
ing  Jr  $1,250 

Sonthport  av,  364  ft  s  of  Diversey.  e  f  264 
xfi90;  Mar  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  Heiman 
 $16.0(  0 

State  st,  Noa  569  to  665  160  ft  n  of  12ih, 
w  f  80x165}^;  Mar  9.  David  E  Corntaa 
to  Elise  Sohoenhofen   $16  ,<  00 

Stewart  av,  300  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  60x  170; 
Mar  2.  L  W  Crocker  to  8  E  Messenger 
 $8,000 

St  James  st,  360  ft  s  of  Franblio,  w  f  5('X 
150;  July  27,'94.  WP  Hathaway  to  K 
Myers  $1,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  37^  ft  s  of  4?nd  st,  w  f 
19^x90;  Mar  1.  J  A  Mussenden  to  D  U 
Wheeler  $5,600 

St  Lawrence  av,  ol%  ft  8  of  42nd  st,  w  f 
19^x90;  Mar  1.  U  Rosenbaum  to  D  H 
Wheeler  $5,6f0 

St  Lawrence  av,  225  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  25 
xl28;Jan  18.  E  flobbs  to  F  D  Valcbe 
 $2,052 

St  Lawrence  av,  s  w  cor  45th  st.  e  f  87i^x 
120;  Moh  12.  J  A  Pike  to  E  Hart.$2a,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  169  ft  n  ot  46th  st.  w  f 
25x126;  Mar  8.  0  S  Peterson  to  City  of 
Chicago  $2,126 

Stony  Island  H^ts  und  1.20  of  blks  1  to 
6  and  8  to  25  1.  37.  14;  Sep  22,'.91.  Wm  8 
Bennett  to  E  Mariner   $11,50' 

Stony  Island  av.  s  w  oor  72nd  at,  e  f  23x 
165;  Aug  31,'9».  J  A  Jenninga  to  L  P 
Hammond   $6,'^00 

String  st,  362  ft  s  of  W  16th,  w  f  24x100; 
Mar  7.  .(dast  in  Ohy  to  M  Winkler. $1,700 

Sumner  av,  122  ft  a  of  gS.hst,  ef  125x 
l'/5;  Deo  5,'t)4.  J  R  Crocker  to  C  M 
Thomas  $2,500 

Summer  av,  47  ft  s  of  85th  st.  e  f  50x125; 
Mar  7.  J  R  Crocker  to  R  Commons 
 $1  OuO 

Summer  bv,  s  e  oor  83rd  st,  w  f  47x126; 
Deo  29.  J  H  Jackson  to  D  M  McKinley 
 $1,500 

Superior  at,  108  ft  e  of  Pine,  s  f  21x94, 
more  or  less;  Deo  1,'94.  F  H  Winston  to 
M  Winston  $l(i,OCO 

Thomas  av,  160  ft  s  of  Lee  av,  w  f  48x89, 
more  or  less;  Feb  26.  G  Gindele  to  V 
Mueller  $1,100 

Throop  st,  150  ft  8  of  W  Monroe,  w  f  25x 
150;  Feb  14.  A  Plamondon  to  G  Doddle- 
ston  $5,(:C0 

Throop  8t,  125  ft  s  of  W  Monroe,  w  f  26x 
150;  Feb  14.  C  J  Murphy  to  G  Dnddle- 
ston  $15,000 

Town  st,  44  ft  n  of  Alaska,  w  f  22x100; 
Jan  28.  M  Ruden  to  C  Buckingham 
 $3,200 

Twelfth  st  W,  97  ft  w  of  8  Lincoln,  s  "f  24 
xl2&;  Feb  12.  L  U  Jacobson  to  M  E 


Diefendorf  $18,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  141  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f 
26x118;  Moh  11.  E  8  Cummings  to  H  P 
Carmody  $2,500 

Twenty-fifth  st,  25  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n 
f  24x120;  Mar  7.  B  Batek  to  V  Stajuer 
 $i!,300 

Twenty-sixth  st,  s  e  cor  W  43rd,  n  f  144x 
125 ;  Mar  7.  Wm  B  Hall  to  Chicago  Theo- 
logical Seminary  $5,000 

Union  st,  100  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  104x97, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  12.  Chicago  Glass 
Bending  Works  to  W  J  Garvy  $17,0(  0 

Union  st,  412  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  25x126; 
Mar  8,  0  Nelson  to  T  U  Sawyer. .  .  $1,500 

Union  av,  s  e  cor  42nd  st,  w  f  241^x126; 
Jan  16.  J  Wm  Swaney  to  M  A  Kelly 
  $2,600 

Van  Boren  st.  ?50  ft  e  of  42nd,  n  f  25xli5; 
Jan  8.  J  Tcdd  to  T  Doherty  $1 ,000 

Wabash  av,  K  0  ft  s  of  45th  st,  w  f  26x161 ; 
Mar  13.  N  M  Dolan  to  M  G  Halvorsen 
 $5, ICO 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  50x160; 
Moh  13.  Second  Chicago  B  L  &  H  Assn 
to  T  J  O'Bryan  $1,400 

Wabaah  av,  24  ft  s  of  Braokett  st,  w  f  24x 
12.".;  June  19,'94.  E  Lin'lahl  et  al  to  C 
M  Leitch  $7,000 

Wabansia  av,  118  ft  e  of  Mead  st,  s  f  31x 
125;  Mar  7.  Thos  Brawn  to  S  Anderson 
 $2,250 

Wa-hburn  av,  72  ft  w  of  Loomia  at,  a  f 
24x124;  Nov  21,'M4.  J  Hensen  to  J  Goelz 
 $2,600 

Wallace  st,  60  ft  a  of  30th,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  6.  F  Ament  to  R  E  Eiss  il  1,000 

Wallace  av.  179  ft  n  of  W  Diversey,  w  f 
48x125;  Feb  14.  C  N  Heaney  to  E 
Melma   $1,000 

Wallace  st,  116  f  n  of  31st,  wf  24x125; 
Mar  8.  P  Casey  to  City  of  Chicago 
 |3,2C0 

Wentworth  av,  8  e  cor  38th  st,  w  f  74^x 
Mch  7.  A  A  Cummings  to  8  Roths- 
child  $5,300 

Wpntworth  av,  75  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x 
174if ;  Mch  1.  S  P  Hollett  to  O  H  Veh- 
meyer  $4,750 

Wentworth  av,  51  ft  n  of  109th  st,  e  f  27x 
125;  Mar  2.  M  Ardsma  to  J  A  Hall  .  $1,000 

Wentworth  av,  234  ft  n  of  HOlh  st,  w  f  25 
xl2i;  Feb  21.  H  Knobling  to  K  Konrad 
 $8,000 

Wentworth  av,  200  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  e  f  5i  x 
122;  Mat  1.  J  W  Nelson  to  O  Larson 
  $3,000 

Western  av,  58  ft  a  of  Lutz,  e  f  60x125; 
Jan  18.  H  Henderson  et  al  to  J  Kakacek 
 $1,325 

We'tern  av  N,  43  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f  24 
xl24;  Jan  16.  J  D  Dewes  to  G  Boettger 
 $2,626 

Western  av,  10'.  ft  n  of  Armitage,  e  f  26x 
125;  Oct  22,'94.  L  H  Young  to  C  H  Law- 
rence  $4,6f  0 

Wilton  av,  183  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f  25x 
124.  and  other  ppty;  Mar  5.  S  W  Cannell 
to  N  Buck   $4,000 

Wilton  av,  268  It  a  of  Addiaon,  w  f  50x 
124;  Mar  6.  8  M  Cannell  to  W  G  Bletach 
 $4,000 

Winchester  av,  191  ft  a  of  Polk  at,  e  f  25x 
114;  Feb  21.  W  B  Scott  to  G  W  Russow 
  $1,7.50 

Wolfram  at,  141  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
25x124;  Feb  9.  H  Fredriobsen  to  B  Bock- 
ipgham   ...$3,(00 

Wolfram  st,  286  ft  w  of  Southport  av.  n  f 
24x126;  Mch  12.  A  Schewe  to  Wm 
Gaedke  ..   $3,200 

Woodlawn  av,  249  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f  50x 
177;  Feb  28.  M  Field  to  F  B  Tarbell 
 $5,250 

Wo  .d  st,  No  452  122  ft  n  of  W  Taylor,  w  f 
22x125;  Feb  16.  A  A  Af  hley  to  H  Behrpna 
 $7,0C0 

Young  at.  252  ft  n  of  llOlh,  wf  29x125; 
June  27, '91.  K  Madderom  to  M  Bergh 
 $1,060 

niMCKLiLiASIKOUS— ClTlr . 

Traneferi  Under  11000. 
Armitage  sub,  It  76  n  e  qr  11  39  13  Mar  6, 

J  Pederson  to  G  P  Hack  $400 

Avondale,  It  18  b  21  Apr  25,'93,  J  M  Clel- 

land  to  D  MoLaohlan  $375 

Avondale,  It  42  b  8  Aug  11,'93,  Same  to  J 

B  MoOlanahan  $500 

Avondale,  It  20  b  2  Oct  2,'93,  Same  to  T  C 

Gibauer  $375 

Avondale,  It  11  b  8  Nov  -'5,'93,  Same  to  W 

A  McOlymonda   $425 

Avondale,  It  44  b  8  Apr  17,'93,  Same  to  H 

G  Blayney  $475 

Avondale,  Its  9  and  10  b  7  June  26,'93, 


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March 


Same  to  T  V  Eaton  |770 

Avondale,  It  47  b  1  May  13,'93,  Same  to  J 

\  Alexander  $526 

Barber's  sub.  R  46  b  4  s  w  qr  8  38  14  Mar 

5,  R  Ricgwald  to  Wm  J  Neebea  |800 

Barrey  V  sob,  It  22  b  10  C  T  S  7  39  14  May 

2,'d4,  A  0  Barney  to  J  O  Johnson  f  750 

Barney's  sob.  It  20  same;  May  2.'94,  Same 

to  J  P  Johnson  $760 

Belmont  and  Elston  av  add,  It  48  Jan  8, 

GStieglibz  to  H  M  Larsen  |880 

Bergen  <fc  J's  sab,  It  12  b  2,  b  9  Stone 
V\ 's  sob,  6  and  7  38  14  Mar  7,  J  Mayer 

to  J  Kohr  |;50 

Brew,4er's  snb,  It  32  b  2  n  e  qr  15  39  13 

Feb  27,  J  Q  (irafif  to  F  J  George  .$y 

Brewster's  snb,  it  31  b  2  same;   Feb  27,  J 

G  Grafif  to  W  F  George   $950 

C-iroline's  snb.  It  43  b  3  s  e  qr  25  38  14 
Jan  16,  A  Caldwell  to  N  Phillips  . . .  $8( 
Clarkdale,  Mitohell's  add,  Its  U  and  31  b 

11  M  ar  7,  J  Gregory  to  D  0  Butts  .  .  |975 
Clarkdale,  Mitchell's  add,  Its  11  and  31  b 

11  Mar  5,  R  Dowd  to  J  Gregory  |975 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  M's  let  add.  Us  1  and 
2  b  7  Sept  13,'90,  O  Catherwood  to  A  B 

Smith...   |650 

CoQDselmati's.sDb,  It  36  b  1  n  w  qr  15  39 

13  Jan  15,  N  VV  Jacobs  to  M  Oorrin.  $960 
0  T  S.  It  43  snb  b  4  of  bs  14  16  and  17,  31 
39  14  Jan  17,  Wm  fl  Paroell   to   H  L 

Mine^  |600 

0  T  S,  It  5  of  It  4  of  bs  1  4  16  and  17  n  e 
qr  31  39  i4  Mar  16, '94,  B  Book  admx 

to  J  W  Uaucan    $7iii 

0  T  8,  It  of  Us  32  33  and  34  b  29  w  hf  eio, 
17  39  14  Mar  12,  H  W  I.rael  to  B  Hal- 

lenstein   |40 

Oummingb'  snb.  its  100  and  101  s  w  qr  18 
38  14  May  13,'9d,  R  O  Givins  to  A  U 

Hill   1800 

Danphin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add,  It  2  b  56  Aug 

14.'93,  8  E  Gross  to  R  Lewi-i   $500 

Danphin    Pk  add.  It  37  b  21  Jan  26,  E  S 

Hotohkiss  to  L  E  Crandall  |9U0 

Demarest  &  K's  sub,  It  46  b  3  n  e  qr  3  39 
13  Feb  4,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  H  Weide 

meir  |400 

Dewey's  Beverly  Hills,  It  185.  6  37  14  Feb 

25,  W  A  Rodman  to  E  S  Potter  |50i' 

Dewey'e  snb.  It  33  b  3  n  w  qr  18  38  14 

May  22,93,  0  P  Dewey  to  P  Dee  ...  $550 
Divens  sub,  It  2o  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Jnne 

16.'91,  T  J  Diven  to  J  Martin  $800 

Dock  Go's  snb,  It  15  b  134,  6  and  7  37  15 

Jan  14,  C  &  C  0  &  D  Co  to  I  P  Smith$6i  0 
Douglas  Pk  blvd  B  L  Assn  snb,  It  4fi  b  6, 

23  39  13  Mar  1,  J  Cermak  to  T  S6ide$485 
Drexel  Pk,  It  42  b  2,  19  38  14  Feb  1,  L  W 

Drexel  to  W  L  Doyle 
Elston  hv,  Batler's  add,  It  7  b  8  s  e  qr  9 
40  13  Mar  8,  E  K  Bntler  to  A  Sohlem- 

mer  $450 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  247  Nov  1,'94. 

Q  M  Pease  to  C  O  Jensen  $600 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  318,  19  38  14 
Mar  16, '91,  E  A  Oummings   to  M  M 

Tonhy   $450 

Englevtood  on  the  Hill,  It  219  Jnne  21,'89, 

0  P  Dewey  to  J  Rosenheim  $300 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  lb4  Mar  11,  A 

Klekamp  to  T  Redden  $300 

Englewood  Hill,  It  39  b  4,  18  38  14  Mar  4, 

A  Ciha  to  J  Melonn  $i554 

Euclid  Pk,  Odell's  add,  It  36  b  7  Mar  1, 

'93,  T  J  Williams  to  T  Olsson   $400 

Eaolid  Pk,  same  add.  It  36  b  8  May  2,'92, 

Same  to  L  M  Modine  $350 

Farlio's  sub.  It  29  n  e  qr  26  38  14  Mar  4. 

E  Pawson  to  E  P  Williams  $700 

Fifty-fifth  St  hlvd,  Gardner's  add,  L  31  b 

2  Feb  28,  R  B  ade  to  F  J  Koch  $950 

Ford'd  sub.  It  14  b  27,  19  40  14  Oct  23,'94. 

J  E  MoMnrray  to  P  M  Pfan  $500 

Ford's  sub,  It  23  b  27,  19  40  14  May  28,'94, 

C  F  Ford  to  G  Weinachter  $800 

Garfield  blvd,  Snow  &  D's  add,  It  38  b  2 
17  38  14  Feb  7,  E  W  Erickson  to  A  G 

Berg  $800 

Grand  av,  Demarest  &  K's  aub.  Its  3  and 
4,  3  39  13  Feb  28,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  E 

Grabowski  |650 

Gross'  N  W  add.  It  30  b  4,  25  40  13  Sept 

20, '94,  C  R  Moore  to  W  L  Johnpon  .$6.50 
Hammond's  sua.  It  39  b  5  n  e  qr  31  38  15 

Mar  7,  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  T  Perry  .$539 
Hosmer  &  Fenn's  sob.  It  4  b  3  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  Feb  14,  J  W  Edwards  to  J  Zipper 

 $625 

Hosmer  &  Maokey's  snb,  it  22  b  11,  2  39 
13  Mar  8>  S  Marcinkowski  to  J  Thomas 

et  al  $400 

Johnston's  aub,  e  hf  It  2fi  b  1  8  e  qr  3P  40 
13  Mar  7,  Est  J  L  White  to  B  (!  White 

 $fti5 

Jones'  sub.  Its  38  8nd  39  b  4  reanb  bs  5 
and  6,  23  40  13  Aug  30,'94,  T  Harris  to 


E  KMcNett  $800 

Kedzie's  snb,  und      It  68  of  Its  1  and  20 
8  w  qr  23  39  13  Feb  13,  A  W  Mitchell  to 

W  Dunne  $633 

Kennedy's  Park  add.  It  295  July  25,'92,  D 

J  Kennedy  to  J  F  Glandt  $400 

Kinoaid's  sub.  It  16  se  qr  17  38  14  Feb  26, 

B  apd  B  Privnlsky  to  P  Goldberg ...  $2  0 
Lt  102  sob  n  hf  s  bt  w  >^  n  e  qr  35  40  13 

Jane  2,'90,  J  N  Vance  to  R  Spier  $325 

Lt  46  b  3  enb  19  40  14  Sept  5,'94,  C  F 

Ford  to  B  G  Whitney  $735 

Lt  39  b  2  sub  n  ^  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  1  39 
13  July  3,'94,  Catholic  Bishop  ot'  Oh'go 

to  V  Opava  $725 

Lt  39  b  2  sob  n  ^  e  hf  e  e  qr  s  e  qr  1  39 
13  July  3,'94,  Uatholio  Bishop  of  Oh'go 

to  V  Opava  1725 

Larton's  sob.  und  hf  It  1  of  Its  5  and  6  n 
w  qr  1  38  13  Mar  I,  J  Wiohern  to  A  Q 

Wiese  $250 

Lyman's  sub.  It  38  b  2  n  p  qr  18  40  14  Jan 

20,'9I.  H  A  Weyl  to  fl  C  Heid  $825 

Marigold's  resnb,  It  42  b  3  n  e  qr  22  39  13 
Mar  2,  B  Rothschild  to  Wm  R  Moore 

 $210 

Montrose,  Silverman's  add.  It  7  b  4  Feb 

27,  J  B  Galloway  to  M  G  Fogg  $500 

Montrose,  it  18  resnb  b  19  Mar  7,  J  M 

Bartlett  to  E  M  Ueidbamp  $350 

Normal  Pk,  Do^rning  &  P's  add,  It  279, 
29  38  14  Jan  23,'94,  L  P  Goodhue  to  J 

Riemersma  $900 

Norwood  Pk  Lindatrom  &  M's  add.  It  32 
b  3  Mar  9,  Wm  H  Tattle  to  A  Bachman 

 $325 

Pullman,  Gano's  add.  s  25  ft  It  31  b  4  Deo 

29,'94,  H  Gano  et  al  to  0  M  Camp. .  .$650 
Pollman,  Soanlan's  add,  It  41  b  3  Mar  6, 

R  Billig  to  C  Q  Boon    $240 

PnllmaD,  Gano's  add,  s  25  ft  It  32  b  4  Feb 

26,  E  Gano  et  al  to  C  M  Camp   $950 

Rosenberg's  add.  It  2  b  6  Mar  1,  B  Rosen- 
berg to  D  I  Felsenf.hal   $260 

Ro-enberg's  add,  Us  26  and  27  b  7  Deo  6. 

'94,  B  Rosenberg  to  M  Marks  $460 

ShtfiBeld's  add.  Us  fi  to  8  b  6  sub  Its   1  2 
and  3  b  14  Feb  19,  P  Grace  to  W  H 

Jraoe  $200 

Simon's  snb,  !t  12  b  3  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Mar 

4,  W  T  Orr  to  F  G  Blakeslee   $650 

imon's  sub.  It  33  b  8  s  e  qr  35  40  13  Sept 

11,'93,  H  S  Dietrich  to  vv"  Martin  $700 

Snydacber's  enb.  It  46  b  4  n  e  qr  17  38  14 

Mar  6,  B  Snydacker  to  8  A  reus  $550 

OQth  Ch'go,  It  4"  b  44  Feb  13,  0  <k  0  0  & 

D  Co  to  S  Martz   $600 

South  Ch'go  Hgtp,  It  13  b  5'  6  37  15  Sept 

26,'94.  J  O  Morns  to  E  C  Pease  $815 

onth  Ch'go,  Taylor's  2nd  add,  Its  41  acd 
42  b  10  Mar  9,  H  F  Albers  to  •)  F  Merk- 

le  $900 

OQth  Ch'go,  same;  Mar  9,  J  F  Merkle  to 

B  Albers  $9C0 

piping's  sub,  pt  s  hf  It  4  s  w  qr  11  40  13 

Feb  2,  J  S  S,  ikings  to  A  Diidil  $315 

Stensland's  sob,  It  3  b  3  s  e  qr  13  40  13 
Jan  16,  P  O  Stenslaud  to  M  Gaitzoh .  $650 
tone's  sob.  s  hf  It  4  b  19  e  hf  s  e  qr  6  39 
14  Mar  9,  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  L  Bohde  $800 
Storey  &  Allen's  snb.  It  iJ  b  3  n  w  qr  25  40 

13  Mar  4,  M  A  Ueaney  to  W  Bolfln.  $3i5 
Storey  &  Allen's  add.  It  27  b  3,   25  40  13 

Mar  6,  E  Melms  to  L  F  Ljinberg  •$450 

Thompson  &  H's  sub,  It  24  b  2  s  e  qr  17 
38  14  Feb  1»,'89,  J  U  Borden  to  0  E 

Schagerstrom   $475 

Treat'i  sob,  It  17  b  3  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Jan 

9.  C  P  Treat  to  F  W  Hess  $400 

wenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sub,  It  19  b  2, 
26  39  13  Feb  27,  J  Feinberg  to  H  lahn 

 $475 

Qter  den  Linden.  Gross'  add,  It  6  b  5  Feb 

28,  O  B  Clute  to  P  W  Labes  $i75 

Walker's  Dock  add.  It  53  b  3  Nov  15,  O 

Kaliber  to  M  Dennie  $900 

Weddell  &  Cox's  sab.  It  16  b  11  n  e  qr  20 

38  14  Mar  2,  0  L  Day  to  J  Jesks  ....  $500 
West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  sub.  Its  37  and  38  b  8 

Jan  22,  E  J  Lewis  to  T  Lewis   $500 

Williams'  snb.  It  49  b  1  s  e  qr  36  38  U 
July  24.'77,  H  McCartney  to  A  Walsh 
 $200 


OIOBBO. 

Firemen's  Ins  Go's  sub.  It  7  b  6  n  w  qr  6  39  13  mar 

7,  Firemens  Ins  Go  to  J  FDizoan  $450 

Barlein.  KottlestriOR's  add,  pt  It  10  b  8  mar  6,  M  J 

.Scales  to  N  G  Moore  $$( 

Salisbary'e  sob.  Us  SO  and  al  b  IB  e  h{  a  e  qr  6  39 

13  moh  7,  8  A  Tolman  to  A  J  HoRan  |950 

Walter's  snb.  Us  38  and  S9  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  mch  7, 

Same  to  Same  11060 

Berwyn,  *udrew!<  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  20  and  21  b  1 
mcb  9,'92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  M  O  Harraden 

  11000 

Bidgeland,  Olsson  A  Go's  Ist  add.  It  72,  17  39  13 

mch  1,  H  0  Wilson  to  J  Benson  $106U 

Lt  12  and  s  hf  It  11  b  1  snb  e  ht  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13 

feb  14,  E  Hosrensen  e  al  to  O  W  Oholtz  1826 

Oak  Ph,  Shippen'e  add,  11  13  b  8  feb  25,  T  Kearney 

to  J  A  baiuilton  ts50 

Austin  Park,  Its  29  and  30  b  10  mch  1,  M  A  Stiver 

to  e  E  Wasbbnrae  $1200 

RidReland,  lis  1  to  4  snb  e  625V,  f t  b  8  nov  22,i94,  A 

Bedart  et  al  to  Bndart  and  Morency  Mfg  Oo..t9ii20 
Gudahi  >s  2nd  add.  It  6  b  1  mch  8,  F  B  Jackman  to 

0  P  Barnes  J76O 

Lt  43  b  34  Pub  of  19  39  13  auR  1,'91,  N  ThiUman  to 

H  Lemm  |285 

22nd  St  bivd  sub.  It  4  b  5,  19  .S9  13  oot  24,'94,  E  P 

Rice  to  H  A  Earle  $480 

Reynolds'  sab.  It  16  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  moh  9,  F  E 

Gamble  to  E  Borretti  $612 

Walker's  sub.  It  42  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  july  5,'94,  A 

Coe  et  al  to  J  E  Livermore   $7oO 

Mandell  &  Hyman's  sab,  pt  It  6  b  1  n  e  qr  20  39  13 

mch  11,  J  H  Woodward  to  A  Suite  $900 

Glyde,  3rJ  add.  It  32  b  3,  29  39  13  moh  11,  0  H  Wor- 
cester to  N  Sanders    $2500 

Hawthorne,  It  25  snb  blk  2  resub  b  1  mch  4,  J  Ma- 

tonsek  to  T  Tamula  $1000 

Friok's  resub,  pt  bs  9  and  10,  8  Bad  9  39  13  feb  1,  H 

E  Bennett  to  0  H  Kehl  $21,000 

Oak  Pk.  Oh'go  Herald  add.  It  12  b  5  moh  4, '94.  O 

Weaver  to  H  R  Pebbles  $1000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  3rd  add.  Its  2  3  4  b  42  jan  3, 

W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  A  Oook  118(0 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  add.  It  1  b  42  jau  3,'94, 

Same  to  L  M  F  Goo?....   $760 

Berwyn,  same  add.  Its  19  to  23  b  42  jan  3,'91,  Same 

to  Q  E  Bedfleld  $3700 

Berwyn,  same  add  Its  10  11 16  17  and  18  b  42  jan  3, 

'9J,  fcametoGO  Mars   $3000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Us  36  and  36  b  31 

jan  3,  Same  to  L  M  F  Cook  $1100 

Berwyn,  same  add.  Its  3  7  to  41  b  31  jan  8,»94.  Same 

to  H  A  Bedfl-Id  $2750 

Hiatts'  sub,  B  40  ft  U  11  b  3  s  w  qr  7  39  13  moh  4,  0 

A  Wease  to  J  0  Skeen  $1600 

Owen  &  Matthew's  sab,  Its  13  H  aud  15  resnb  It  2,  9 

39  13  fob  19,  F  A  Bill  to  H  Hogans  $4200 

Owen  &  Matthew's  sub,  It  12  same;  feb  19,  Same  to 

Same  u^ao 

Oak  Pk.  Weddell's  add.  Its  3  4  and  6  b  10  july  19',94, 

Wm  H  Orump  etal  to  A  T  Dalton  tms 

Oak  Pk,  same  acid.  Its  3  and  4  b  l(i  mch  9,  A  T  Dal- 
ton toP  J  Wetzel  $2000 

Davis'  sub,  It  4  8  w  qr  9  b9  13  moh  4,  W  P  McNeil  tn 

O  Atwell  ;  1750 

Clifford  &  WadlelRh's  enb.  Its  ?7  to  32  b  1  n  w  qr  4 
39  13  dec  4,"»4,  J  J  HefTron  to  H  T  Bowers  $976 


HIIBUKBAN  WABUANTY  UKKDH. 


OAIiUMET. 

Blue  Ipld.  Ld  &  Bidg  Go's  enb  It  45  and  s  6.3  ft  It  44 
sub  Its  12  13  and  14  b  4  feb  25,  M  Y  Halley  to  M  L 

Land  $90 

Russell's  sub,  It  87  b  6  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  18  37  14  mch  1, 

M  Johnson  to  Geo  Brown  $325 

Slorean  Pk,  Timmls  sub.  It  39  b  10,  17  37  14  mch  2. 

J  H  Gurtls  to  F  Tlmmi <  $ , 2tO 

Morgan  Pk,  It  46  resub  b  "L"  feb  19,  S  D  Clark  to 
H  L  Richardson  $903 


EVANSTON. 

Evanston,  Qermania  add.  It  43  feb  21,  O  E  Freund 

to  H  W  Freuad  $1600 

Hubbs'  sub.  It  31  and  >■  ht  11  30  n  w  qr  18  41  14  june 

6,'91,  .J  B  Bobbs  to  G  A  Mc  ^eugbllQ  $i  00 

Evanston,  Hinman  add.  Its  2  and  3  b  10  mch  1,  G  B 

Reynolds  to  F  Eltholz  $2C00 

Evanston,  Browj  &  iJulvar'a  add,  it  3  aul  e  ht  lii4 

b  5  mch  6,  F  Walker  to  A  Burnet  $600 

Evanstoi),  White's  add,  it  5  b  10  mch  9,  H  L  I  i  ch- 

fleld  to  J  A  Dyson  $4360 

N  Evaaston,  It  20  b  14  dec  12,'93,  G  J  Bour  to  F  F 

Bennett  $524 

N  Evanston,  It  6  b  13  dec  9,'9J,  I  B  Boar  to  Same 

 $444 

N  Evanston,  It  18  b  14  dec  7,'9),  L  0   Abbott  to 
9am»  J376 

LYONS. 

E  hf  n  e  qr  8  38  12  und  n  hf  e  ht  s  e  qr  8  38  12  and 
other  ppty;  aug  1,'92,  F  Fehrmann  to  P  D  Fehr- 

mana  hqoo 

Western  Sprgs,  Lay's  add.  Its  IS  and  17  b  16  jan  22, 

T  Evans  to  A  T  Evans    $ij00 

Secrist's  sub.  Its  28  to  36  b  9  n  e  qr  16  38  12  feb  27, 

O  H  Seorist  to  J  B  Simpson  $500 

La  Grange,  It  4  b  16  feb  28,  P  N  Presoott  et  al  to  R 

A  Eddy  14500 

Wachter's  enb.  It  26  b  8  e  hf  6  38  13  moh  12,  J  G 

Wachter  to  I  Orser  ti'iO 

La-grange,  Leiter's  2nd  add.  It  6  b  17  moh  1,  R  W 

Ivereon  to  J  M  Bering  1400 

La  Grange,  Its  1  and  2  b  26  feb  21,'94.  M  A  Dorman 
to  .J  H  E  Valentine  f^Q  q 

MAINE. 

Park  Ridge,  Bolton'a  add,  49  Its;  deo  26, '94,  J  W  C 


Lehman  to  I  G  Bolton  $25,0  0 

Aesr's  dlv.  It  4  of  It  9  8  w  qr  26  41  13  jan  28,  0  Snoad 
to  J  Benson   $360 

Park  Ridge,  Dale.  Gustin  &  W's  add,  Ite  8  ard  14  b 
4  may  1,'94,  M  E  Sanderson  to  J  B  Overmayer  $1600 

Rlverview,  Whipple's  add,  It  16  b  3  oot  6,  W  A  Ham- 
ilton to  J  0  Pagels   12(11 0 

Canfield,  Peale's  sub.  Its  16  and  17  b  4  nov  9,*h9,  R 
8  Pealeto  G  A  Green....   $soo 

Canflel    same  add.  Its  2(i  and  21  b    4  nov  9,'89, 
Same  to  A  P  Hunneman   .  $3' 0 

Rlverview,  White  Uteel  Gar  add,  Ite  6  and  7  b  3  moh 
8,  M  E  Diefendorf  to  8  Kiobardson   $S00 

6.29  acres  w  hf  26  41  12  mch  5,  B  Hempel  to  0  8 
Weaver  jBtOD 

WesBDcraft's  Hmstd  artd.  It  61  moh  9,  B  F  Rey- 
nolds to  F  0  Eckmann  $1000 

Oanfleld,  Peale's  sub.  Its  18  and  19  b  4  noy  9,'89,  R 
8  Peale  to  G  H  Robus  $300 

Desplaines,  Robinson  add,  It  11  b  2  mch  11,  A 
Gaedke  to  J  Borger  $1200 

Rlverview.  White's  steel  Oar  add.  It  7  b  6  feb  23,  M 
E  Diefendorf  to  F  M  Elingenhsgen  $300 

REW  TBIEB. 

Wilmette,  Its  16  and  17  sub  Its  1  2  9  and  10  b  11  mch 

6,  H  Curtis  to  J  B  Spencer  $410 

Kenllworth,  nwly  ht  It  6  b  7  moh  6,  M  L  Stone  to  F 

M  Ware  ,1751 

Kenllworth,  Brown's  add.  Its  72  and  73,   28  42  13 

mch  6.  Jno  G  Daly  to  P  J  Ualy  $350 

Garland's  snb,  Its  1  and  2  b  33,  16  and  17  42  13  moh 

6,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Wm  H  Garland   $3824 

WInuetkn,  Dales'  Srd  add.  It  6  and  n  60  ft  It  6  (ex  w 

10  ft)  b  6  mch  1,  Geo  Bak  r  to  Harry  G  Bater  $2700 
Oh'go  N  S  Ld  Co's  snb.  It  1  b  27,  8  11  and  18  42  13 

feb  1,  W  D  Preston  et  al  t)  H  McGregor  $200 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Go's  sub,  It  13  b  29  same;  mch  4,  M  O 

^  uoh  to  A  O  Such  $520 

Wilmette,  MoDanlel's  add.  It  18  b  6  moh  7,  0  E 

Raymond  to  J  Nienstadt  ttSS 

Wilmette.  MoDaniel's  add,  w  46  tt  It  4  b  6  feb  28,  A 

O  Butler  to  W  R  Allison  IQSO 

Wllme  te,  its  8  9  and  l(i  resnb  Its  1  2  9  and  10  b  11 

mch  6,  H  Curtis  to  E  E  8(arkey   $1060 

Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add.  Its  7  to  10  b  2  deo  27,'94, 

M  I  PanI  to  A  S  Leckle  'I2  0 

Winnetka  Park  Bluffs,  Its  18  and  19  b  11  moh  8,  F  E 

Adams  to  E  8  Fitzgerald   $1800 

Winnetka  Park  Bluffs,  same;  jnly  25.'92,  W  H  Cairn- 

doff  to  F  E  Adams   $1700 

Winnetka,  It  2  b  21  mch  4,  0  J  Boor  to  0  Pronty 

  $36u0 

Wilmette,  Its  10  11  and  12  b  1,  resub  bs  29  to  34  moh 
12,  K  A  Merrlman  to  G  W  Hess  ,  $330C 


La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  16  and  s  hf  17  b  S,  33  t9 

12  mc'i  7.  G  Mats  to  Aug  Meissner  $1560 

Qrossdale,  It  41  and  42  b  14  and  other  ppty;  mch  6, 

F  Ruppert  to  Jos  Qraeser  Jr  $2600 

Madiion  st  add.  It  374  and  374,  10  39  12  jan   >0,  A 

Gironx  to  M  A  Day  fg  0 

Grcs'dale,  It  13  b  24  oot  16,'94,  8  E  Gross  to  G  fl 

I'owser  ,310 

Marii'iou  st.  Gumming"  AOo'e  add,  Ite  138  and  139, 

in  aa  12  aug  28,'9l,  H  Oaden  to  Aug  Gaden....$4(0 
Dnd  H  of  100  ft  fronting  n  on  Madi-on  st  of  e  side 
It  1  in  w  hf  n  w  qr  13  89  12  ang  28,'94,  Aug  Gaden 

to  W  Oaden     j-^too 

Dunlop'ssub,  It  19  b  21  s  wqr  13  39  12  feb  21,  J  H 

Jenkins  to  F  Dierssen  $6000 

rossdale.  Gross'  3rd  add.  Its  83  and  34  b  92  feb  14, 

'91,  8  E  Gross  to  E  8  Johnson  $300 

Dunlop's  sub.  It  38  b  10  8  w  qr  13  39  12  feb  16,  J 

Anstett  et  al  to  J  Hoellerich   $262 

aulop'8  sub.  It  39  b  10  same;  feb  1«,  Same  to  F 

Schmid   .,$-^62 

Melrose,  Its  9  and  10  b  142  feb  11,  R  Garnett  to  A  J 

Liebman  1400 

Melrose,  same;  A  J  Lisbman  to  A  Gray  $4(  0 

Maywood.  Its  1  and  2  b  196  moh  9,  J  J  Hohlbein  to 

to  J  J  Lanner  $2500 

Mrywood,  Proviso  Ld  Assn  add.  It  6  b  tiS  ang  2(|,94, 

E  A  Oummings  to  P  Wanneke  $46o 

Maywood,  Its  11  12  and  s  hf  It  13  b  212  moh  11,  A  A 

Fuller  to  M  8  Fuller  $3810 

Maywood  Smith's  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  1  moh  12,  J  P 
Langgutb  to  J  Langguth  $8  Oo 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  Academy  add,  It  3  b  "0"  feb  14,  E  E  Wag- 
ner to  F  West    $376 

Harvey,  It  24  b  52,  17  36  14  feb  20,  F  J  Oolby  to  H 
B  Veerhueen  $180 J 

Phillip's  sub,  its  86  to  43  b  9  n  e  qr  6  86  16  feb  18,  J 
Torley  to  J  E  Applegate  $2400 

W  Hammond,  It  9  b  14  feb  20,  O  U  Story  to  W  ^o- 
tyka    $300 

Harvey,  PhoeDix  Pk  add.  It  35  b  2  deo  3,'93,  L  U 
Barnes  to  G  B  Mallow  $400 

Harvey,  same;  mch  11.  Q  B  Mallow  to  T  Oehue.$779 

Calumet  enb.  Its  29  to  32  b  3  n  w  qr  12  36  14  deo  5, 
,^'4.  M  Hioks  to  D  Atkins   $1600 

Hatvey.  Tonng  &  Ryan's  Srd  add,  It  32  b  7  feb  14,  0 
Grifflo  to  J  S  Dunlap   $3800 


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WOBTH. 

Blae  Isid,  Bextord'a  add,  It  4  b  3,  36  37  13  mch  21, 

•91.  N  B  Bfxtord  to  0  B  Rezford  I6i  0 

WIretOD  Pk,  Lake  add,  Us  1  to  4  12  13  and  14  b  "A" 

and  It  13  b  '  0";  feb  19,  W  H  Smith  to  &  Smith 

 t28  0 

Wash  9Kt8,  Sanders  &  B's  add.  It  48  b  4  fab  19,  W 

Schmidt  to  L  Schmidt  $512 

W  Highlands,  e  hf  it  b  6,  26  37  13  mch  6,  A  Bnnd- 

blad  to  A  L  Olson  $600 

Oak  LawD,  MioDick's  rub.  it  31b  28  mch  4,  J  H 

O'Oonnor  to  P  J  O'Neil  $200 

W  hf  It  3,  being  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  16  87  13  and  all  It  4 

being  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  16  37  13  mch  8,  A  Flehell  to 

3  Croiedale   $20,0f)0 

Lt  2,  ex  e  2  rods,  n  w  qr  a  e  qr  16  37  13  mch  8,  0 

Wolff  to  J  Oroiedale  $20,000 

6.18  acres  in  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  46  38  13  mch  12,  J  L 

Whinnery  to  Wireton  Beating  Co  $35,640 

6.18  acres  same;  mch  11,  Farqaahr  Heating  Oo  to 

JL  Whinnery    $36,640 

tiETDEN. 

Weeks'  snb.  It  2  b  IS,  27  40  12  feb  9,  M  L  Lang  to  M 

N  Holly  $2010 

Franklin  Fk,  Its  10  and  11  b  9  mch  9,'94,  G  R  Lewis 

to  E  li  Lewis  $2000 

Franklin  Pk,  same;  F  F  Fletcher  to  Q  B  Lew  Is. $1600 
S  8H  acres  n  40  acres  e  ht  s  e  qr  11  40  12  mch  6,  F 

M  Grey  to  J  Bitters  $2760 

N  llVi  acres  s  20  acres  n  40  acres  e  ht  s  e  qr  11  40  12 

mch  8.  W  A  Gray  to  Same  $3737 

Taylor's  sub,  Its  8  to  12  and  37  to  41  b  8  n  e  qr  9  40 

12  jan  13,  B  A  Wier  to  J  J  Goodrich  $1900 

Ellsworth,  50  Its;  mch  4,'94,  E  B   Weeks  to  0  A 

Boberts  .'.  $3960 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  S3  to  36  b  12  mch  12,  L  Franklin  to 

E  Dillon   $1600 

Fia'..klln  Pk,  3rd  add,  Its  18  19  20  36   and  36  b  21 

moh  12,  J  Malloy  to  J  S  Hydelott  tMO 

BliOOU. 

Salisbury's  snb.  It  46  b  9  e  hf  s  e  qr  6  39  13  mch  4,  A 

Holmer  to  I  8  Anderson  $700 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  28  b  lb7  jan  9,  Oh'go  T  Si  T  Oo  to 

The  Godey  Oo  $8(i0 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  6  b  165  mch  6,  Oh'go  T  *  T  Oo  to 

Times  Bep  P'g  Oo  $360 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  19  b  12  nch  1,  Same  to  P  B  Merritt 

 $325 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Its  15  and  16  b  26  mch  1,  B  T  Martin  to 

N  E  McOoy   $1460 

Oh'go  Hgrs,  It  17  b  15  dec  3,'94,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to 

E  M  Webster  $450 

OBIiAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  30  b  19  8  w  qr  20  36  12  jaa  19,  Title 
G  &  T  Oo  to  0  W  Swane  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  46  b  20  same;  feb  14,  Same  to  H 
Schiacke  $2C0 

N  w  qr  s  w  qr  4  36  12  mch  9,  Wm  Oox  to  I  11  von 
Biedenfeld   $8000 

BBEMEN. 

Bremen,  e  hf  b  15  n  e  qr  31  36  13  jan  14,  D  Stolte  to 
8  F  Stiles   $4600 

Bomewood,  Fcandia  add.  It  7  b  "A"  Its  6  7  8  33  and 
34  b  "B"  mch  6,  W  Joyce  to  L  M  Blch  $900 

Homenood,  Scandia  add,  Its  3  4  44  and  45  b  "0" 
mch  6,  W  Joyce  to  B  H  Birkin  $600 

BIOH. 

E  hf  8  e  qr  sec  9  and  w  hf  8  w  qr  10  85  13(160  acres) 
mch  1,  0  3  Stege  to  Geo  Mayer  $11,850 

SOHAUMBEBO. 
8  w  fraol  qr  31  41  10  and  other  ppty;  feb  16,  H 

gcheele  to  Wm  Oltendorf  et  al  $300 

PALOa. 

Balos  Highlands,  Its  21  to  21  b  10,  23  37  12  feb  27, 

I  8  Andersen  to  A  Holmer  $600 

PALATINE. 

Palatine,  Its  3  to  6  b  "B";  sept  26,'93,  J  O  Pear- 
man  to  G  H  Schoppe   $3600 

Palatine,  pt  It  1  b  "K"  feb  2?,  H  Erneger  to  M 
Beynolds  et  al   $900 

61.36  acres  in  w  hf  e  hf  2  42  10  mch  1,  W  T  Bnrkitt 
to  H  Schroeder    |47(  0 

N3B1HFIELD. 
Bornff'B  snb,  its  25  to  29  s  e  qr  12  42  12  july  25,  D  0 

Bopuft  to  A  Sinz   $1600 

Bornff's  snb.  Us  14  te  24  b  9  s  e  qr  12  42  12  jan  31,  D 

0  Boruff  to  P  H  White  $3300 

BANOTEB. 

165.22  acres  in  e  hf  28  41  9  jan  22,  W  Hagel  to  J 

Flnck  tl3,700 

BIVEB«IDE. 

Bollywood,  It  13  b  16  june  25,'91,  8  E  Gross  to  A  A 

Peterson....  $600 

Blversid",  2nd  div,  It269  b  3,  jan  7,  M  V  Snod- 

grass  to  8  J  Mitchell  $1100 

BABBINOTON. 
15  acres  In  19  42  9  feb  26,  J  Drafall  to  F  Miller  .$140o 
NILES. 

Lt  1  partn  n  26  rods  ex  w  32  rods  s  65  rods  s  e  qr  27 
11 1»  mch  13, 0  Scherer  Jr  to  J  Schneider.. ..  $3600 


Inclndlng  Bnlldins  and  Loan  Societies. 
Anderson  0  J  to  P  jfl  Matthews  feb  28  It 

9  b  1,17  .S8  14,  5y  7^  |1400 

Andrews  W  J  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  7  Its  3 

and  4  b  45,  Piper  3d  to  Berwyn,  5y  7% 

  S2200 

Aostin  Safety  Deposit  Oo  to  Ohioago  Title 

&  Trust  Oo  DQoh  1  pt  It  15  and  14  and 

all  16  of  It  1  b  4,;8  and  9,  89  13,  lOy  6% 

   j;l8,0C0 

Atwood  W  Q  to  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  moh  1  pt 

b  1,  15  39  13.  5y  6S6  3  deeds  fSTOO 

Adams  R  A  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  1  It  29 

and  pt  28  b  8,  22  38  14,  6y  1%  |1000 

Alsober  H  to  A  W    Esohenberg  moh  2  It 

12  b  14,  19  40  14,  3y  7^  $1100 

Broderiok  O  to  Lin  &  5ih  Wd  B  <&  L  Assn 

moh  2  It  15  b  1,  8  .38  14  $3725 

Beers  T  W  to  H  H  0  Miller  moh  1  pt  It  2 

and  3  b  2,  Evanston  3y  6%  $6700 

Boettcher  O  to  F  S  Winston  feb  26  It  2 

and  3  It  3  b  4,  36  40  13,  ly  6%  $1000 

Bayer  H  J  to  H  E  Hnrlbn^  feb  27  pt  Its  5 

and  6  b  7,  2  38  14,  6y  6^   ..  $15,000 

Bowers  J  W  to  J  Stern  moh  4  It  2  b  10. 

4  38  14,—  $2000 

Brink  E  to  F  A  Tinkham  moh  1  it  14  b  3, 

32  38  14,  5y  7^   $220(i 

Brown  A  J  to  J  R  Lindgren  feb  25  It  1  It 

8  etc,  b  54,  Evanston  5y  6%   $4000 

Boothby  N  to  E  8  Ellsworth  feb  20  It  41 

and  42  b  7,  12  39  13,  2y  6%  $2100 

Bradley  A  S  to  F  W  Crosby  moh  5  pt  It  11 

b  2  b  2,  II  38  14,  6y  6^  $3500 

Ble8ke  E  to  J  H  Kramer  moh  8  It  99  b  6, 

36  40  13, 3y  6^   $1200 

Biokford  H  C  to  A  B  Mead  feb  15  It  1  b 

42,  Rogers  Park  fiy  7%   $3500 

Beam  M  Y  to  E  Tilden  moh  4  Its  35  and 

36  b  2,  4  38  14,  46m  6%  $2000 

Baker  H  Q  to  F  B  Pease  moh  1  pt  b  8,  20 

42  13,  8%  $4400 

Bredt  Q  E  to  W    D  Cooper  feb  23  it  10 

and  U  b  13,  4  38  12,  7%  $4200 

Broberg  C  J  to  S  M  Moore  moh  6  It  76 

Garfield  Bvd  add  7^   $1000 

Brinokerhoff  M  to  V  Uofman  feb  14  It  2 

It  31  b  36  7  39  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Behl  M  to  P  Van  Vlissiogan  aioh  6  Its  44 

ane  45  b  4,  6  39  14.  5y  ti^   $330u 

Bragge  J  to  Peoples  LAB  Assn  noT 

19  It  9  b  3,  23  39  13,  7%   $3(  00 

Borgeson  O  M  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  moh 

I  pt  It  9  b  3,  36  40  13,  fiy  7%  $1700 

Bnrket  F  to  M  B  Greenebanm  moh  1  It 

II  b  3,  10  38  14.  5y  6^   $15,000 

Bartels  A   &  0   H  to    P  Van  Vlissingeo 

moh  1  Its  11  aod  12  b  I,  29  40  14,  5y 
6}4%  $3000 

Oonover  W  P  to  W  i  Bond  moh  1  It  1  Oo- 
nover  snb  14  38  14  5y  7^5  «i?500 

Ohioago  College  of  Pharmacy  to  H  Mo- 
Cormiok  feb  19  pt  n  e  }4,  12  33  1.3.  2y 
7%  $1600 

Chnroh  of  the  Redeemer  to  Ohio 'go  Title 

6  Trnst  Co  feb  25  It  1  to  4  b  2,  21  40 
14.  5y  6^  $10,(if  0 

Child  E  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  6  It  2 

b3,  21  38  14,  6y  6%   $2800 

Orandall  LE  to  J  W  Helmer  moh  1  Its  1 

and  2  It  9  b  3,  Rookwell  add  3y  6^.$50iiO 
Curtis  E  W  to  Pacific  L  &  d  Assn  feb  4 

It  23  and  24  b  6,  Wright  add,  880,000 

Colby  S  et  al  to  J  F  Jelke  moh  6  pt  U  2  b 

56,  7  39  14,  6y  6^  $2500 

Connor  0  to  Eqnitable  Trnst  Co  jan  1  pt 

It  2,  b  20,  4  38  14,  5y  6%  $6600 

Curtis  E  W  to  T  I/oOielland  feb  4  It?  23 

and  24  b  6,  8  39  14,  5y    $25,000 

Chrimer  L  O  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  1  pt 

It  2  b  17,  21  39  14,  5y  6^  |18,000 

Oarqneville  L  A  to  F  B  Pease  moh  7  Its 

23  and  24  b  1,  as  39  13,  8^  $2600 

Cook  L  M  to  H  Behrens  moh  8  pt  It  7  b 

5,  34  39  14,  3y  5%   $3600 

Carlson  J  E  to  W  Heinemann  feb  23  It  65 

Palmer  pi  add  5y  7%  $1000 

Connolly  T  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

7  It  9  b  3,  23  38  34,  5y  6^  $^509 

Oorlew  0  B  &  W  A  to  Pacific  L  <fe  H  Assn 

moh  5  It  2  b  5,  31  37  14  $10,700 

Oorlew  OB  to  A  W  Martin  moh  5  same 

prop  2y   $20(0 

Cochrane  W  H  to  Pacific  L  &  U  Asen  mch 

5  pt  b  1,  4  39  13,— •>  deeds  $10,700 

Callaghan  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  mch  5 

It  4  b  4,  8  38  13  4y  6%%  $1000 

Carlson  A  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  moh  1  pt  It  2 

It  4  eto.  b  4,  25  40  1.3,  2y  7%  $1600 

Chicago  Electric  Transit  Oo  to  III  Trust 

6  8  Bk  Aug  1  all  prop  20y  6%  .$2,000,000 
Chicago  Electric  Railway  Co  to  III  Trn«it 

&  8  Bk  Aug  1  all  prop  20y  6%.  .$1,00(1,000 
Crawford  L  to  Corn-Wealth  L  &  B  Assn 
feb  28  pt  Its  128  and    129  n  w  M  ^ 
14   $3000 


Doremus  1  A  to  ME  Greenebanm  moh  6 

It  48  b  5,  15  37  13,  5y  7%   $1200 

Davis  R  A  to  8  Spalding  jan  1  pt  b  1,  6, 

8  and  10,  Chicago  Bghts  3y  6i?  ..$  12,000 
Dammermann  E  to  H  Dammermann  jan 

16  pt  sec  8  41  10,  8y  6%  $8000 

Daleiden  P  to  H  P  Kranz  moh  5  pt  b  4, 

6  and  2,  Ashl  &  Clark  Sts  add  to  Edge- 
water  2y  6%  $n000 

Domha  0  to  8  Straus  moh  5  It  12  Roth's 

Bubd,  11  39  13,  4y  6^   ...$1600 

Dempgey  O  A  te  0  J  Hambleton  mch  3  It 

23  b  7.  8  39  14,  3y  6%   *1503 

Downs  P  to  G  Coombs  moh  7  pt  It  1  b  2, 

36  39  13,  6%  $4000 

Donaghan  A  to  J  Best  may  17  It  14  It  1  b 

14.  29  40  14,  7y  6%  $1T00 

Doyle  W  L  to  S  W  Oonnell  feb  1  It  42  b 

2,  19  38  14,  5y  7%  $lf00 

Daleiden  P  to  H  P  Kranz  mch  5  Its  11 

and  12  U  9  b  4,  Andersonviile  2y  6^ 

 «  50  '0 

Dodge  L  B  to  E  F  Hayley  moh  7  It  19  and 

pt  20  b  1,  10  38  14, '6^  $25.5  i 

Eiss  R  E  to  O  0  Butz  moh  7  It  3  b  6,  28 

3914,  5y  e%  $5210 

Engwall  O  F  to  J  E  Dalton  moh  5  It  4  It 

28,  eto,  11  39  13,  5y  6^   $3500 

EwingK  H  and  A  T  to  L  W  Winchester 

feb  27  It  9  to  14,  b  75,  14  38  It,  B% 

 $i0,0i  0 

Ebert  J  to  F  M  Elliott  jiu  12  It  3  It  3,  31 

41  14,  3y  e%   SSOOO 

Ehrman  M  to  W  M  Willner  moh  5  It  30  b 

2,  7  38  14,  2y  6^  $200n 

Erickson  J  E  to  Peop'es  8  &  L  Assn  dec 

3  Its  41  to  43  b  6,  36  40  13,  7^.  . . .  $3500 
Emerson  W  H  to  E  Bayley  mch  1  It  16  b 

1,  Jones  add  5y6<5  $18,000 

Edsholtz  F  to  W  G  Hoag  mch  1  Its  2  to 

4  b  10,  Evnstu  4y  $2  00 

Fritzohe  Q  to  C  F  Schumacher  Jr  mch  4 

Its  32  and  33  b  5,  23  39  13,  3y  6% . . .  $1000 
Fletcher  B  &  J  W  to  P   Fahrney  feb  27 

It  8  It  1  b  3,  13  39  13.  5j  7%  $2000 

French  M  A  &  A  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ids  Oo 

feb  2G  It  15  b  4,  23  38  14,  5y  6^  ...$2  00 
Flannugan  0  P  to  J  G  Sherman  feb  26  It 

32  b  7,  23  39  13,  3y  6^  $1060 

Fnoik  0  to  E   G  Foreman   feb  27  It  61, 

Pepper's  add,  25  39  13,  5y  G%  $150i) 

Farley  W  K  to  M  E  iJreenebanm  moh  1 

pt  It  5  b  5  b  4,  Sheffield  add  5y  6^.  .$3i  00 
Fink  J  to  E  8  Drejer  moh  1  pt  It  3  b  16, 

21  39  14.  5y  6^      $7iiOO 

Frank  A  to  F  8  Winston  moh  13  It  5  4d- 

ams  sab  28  39  14,  6%  $U00 

Fox  E  B  et  al  to  S  M  Moore  mch  9  pt  It 

6  b  13,  Kinzie  add3y  6%   15  5  0 

Frederick  E  D  to  A  L  Baker  feb  26  It  3 

b  9,  29  40  14,  5y  M  $3000 

Frey  A  to  A  Rehm  feb  22  It  30  b  2,  20  40 

14,  6^  $14/0 

Gallestel  M  W  to  W  Wilhartz  feb  19  It  11 

b  47,  17  37  15,  3y  6«   $2100 

Goldsmith  N  to  W  Heinemann  feb  20  Its 

1  and  2  of  It  63  etc,  18  39  14.  3y  6<«.$30(,0 
Gabrielson  O  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

5  pt  It  62  b  1,  8  39  14,  5y  7%  $2500 

Gatzert  G  B  to  A  Gatzert  feb  21  It  24  b  2, 

12  39  13,  5y  6%     .   $2200 

Gorton  F  S  to  B  B  Tuttle  moh  1  Its  12 

and  13  b  1,  27  39  14,  oct  1  5%  ...$48,695 
Green  J  M  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Assn  moh  7 

pt  b  21,  36  37  13,   72  $5000 

Gaitzah  M  to  Prosperity  L  &  B  Assn  feb 

27,  It  3  b  3,  13  4i)  13,  5   $2000 

Granath  0  to  A  Chytrans  jan  23  Its  4C  to 

43  b  6,  20  40  13,  5y  6^  $!0P0 

Garog  A  F  to  L  Baind  jaa  21  It  13  b  12,  . 

Sampson  &  G  add,  3y  6«  i2500 

Galpin  T  to  M  Heinemann  feb  23  It  7  b 

5  etc,  18  39  14,  3y  6%    $1600 

Gray  G  W  to  Will  H  Moore  mch  1  Its  14 

and  15  b  6,  14  38  14,  5y  614^  $5000 

Goehsl  E  to  E  M  Snow  moh  2  pt  b  9,  11 

38  14,  (Egandale),  5y  6%  (4  deeds) .  .|«000 
Gairing  D  to  i  L  Beck  feb  28  It  22  b  1, 

11  39  13,  7^  $2000 

Howe  F  P  to  N   M  Jones  jan  1  It  8  b  16, 

28  37  Jl,  7S8  $2000 

Hansen  H  A  to  OH  Fleischer  mch  1  Its 

20  and  21  b  8,  36  40  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

Uildrum  M  to  O  H  Fleischer  moh  4  pt  It 

9,  Cir  ot  partn  36  40  13,  3y  e%.  ...$2590 
Hayward  A  D  to  0  H  Willett  moh  5  It  40, 

Heinlein  snb  8  38  U,  5y  7%   $7000 

Howie  H  to  0  J  Hambleton  moh  2  Its  62 

and  63  b  2,  20  40  1 4,  3y  6%  $2200 

Hufmeyer  J  to  H  A  Naper  dec  1  It  5  Sop 

Ct  partn  22  and  23  41  13,  5y  7%  $6500 

Hecox  WW  to  P  V  Castle  moh  1  pt  b  9, 

9  39  13,  5y  6^  $1000 

Hogans  H  to  F  Dnokmanmoh  1  It  21  b  1, 

9  39  13,  5y  6%  $2500 

Hedenberg  J  W  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  moh 

2  It  24  b  2,  13  39  1.3,  3y  6%  $2500 


Hemmiugway  A  E  &  A  T  to    J  E  Hunt 

meh  9  pt  It  11  b  6.  6  39  13,  3y  6;?...  $'.001 
Haines  T  L  et  al  to  J  L  Allen  moh  8  b  2 

b  5.  18  .39  14,  6S5   $7000 

Hay  J  to  P  Fahrney  mch  6  pt  b  5,  19  39 

14,  6%  $3000 

Heier  0  to  H  0  Zattermeiatet  mch  4  It  32 

b  17,  yO  39  U,  3y  6S6  $1000 

Harasin  M  to  W  Kaapar  moh  8  It  22  It  2  b 

25,  29  39  14,  3y  63^5^   ...«10()0 

Hedgeland  F  W  10  J  G  Shortall  moh  5  pt 

It  1  b  2,  18  39  14,  6y  7S5   $H0(  0 

Hansen  P  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  1  It  20  b 

34,  So  Chicago  5y  7%  $1800 

bolmbe'g  E  A  to  Reliance  K  L  &  H  As-^n 

moh    8  Its  31    and  32  b  20,  10  39  13.  7« 

 $33f  u 

Heicher  C  to  J  H  Ernst  oct  19  It  217  b  4, 

18  40  14,  2y  6%   $3000 

Hofeld  8  A  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  dec  28 

It  40  b  4.  Sheft  add  3y  6%   $3000 

Hoffman  P  W  to  H  Hoffman  mch  4  It  16 

b  1  b  28,  12  39  13  *8000 

PTaoker  T  to  J  0  Spierg  moh  4  It  8  It  11, 

24  39  13,  3y  7%.  $2200 

Immenhausen  F  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  moh 

1  It  5  b  9,  28  39  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Johnson  T  to  A  Chytrans  moh  2  pt  It  6  b 

2(1.  J  R  &  S  add  6^  $8,500 

Jacobsen  M  to  W  D  Kerfoot  mch  5  pt  It 

6  b  25,  J  R  &  S  add  6%   $2500 

Jaoobson  A  to  Northern  T  Oo  feb  21  It  10 

b  1,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $3fiO0 

Jensen  J  M  to  0  J  Hambleton  mch  fi  It 

32  b  5,  I  .39  13,  6y  6%    . .  $  0  0 

Johnson  J  Q  to  L  Baird  feb  28  pt  It  1  aod 

2  b  15,  20  4(1  14,  oy  e%  #;-  0(iO 

Jones  B  F  to  L  Baird  feb  26  It  8,  Borden 

sobd  17  38  14,  Ry  b%   $;000 

JohuAOD  F  B  to  N  J  Shannon  moh  7  Its  1 

and  2  b  9,  Dingee  to  Willmette  6^.$6(  00 
Johnston  J  Jr  to  A  Torpe  mch  6  It  88  It 

120,  Bronson  add  6?  $2i  00 

Jndson  W  0  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  22  It  18 

b  5,  22  38  14,  5y  fi%   $2600 

Jes«e  r  L  to  W  S  Young  mch  6  It  26  b  3, 

MoP  &  A  add  3y  7^   $i7CO 

Krahn  G  to  Garden  City  Mot  S  L  &  B 

Assn  feb  28  It  6  of  It  17  eto  b  3,  8  38  14. 

7%      $2(iro 

Kosalka  F  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  5  It 

96  b  3,  19  3)  14,  3y  ii}4%   $2500 

Kleefesh  H  to  L  Ra  hje  feb  18  It  2t  b  2. 

8  Chicago  3y   $1200 

Kuczkowaki  F  to  A  Loeb  moh  6  It  5  b  9. 

Holstein  3y  6%   $1000 

Kanz  G  to  W  Heinemann  mch  6  It  23  b  2, 

36  40  13,  5y  6%   $4f,00 

Kramer  E   to  R    Berger  moh  7  pt  b  '^2, 

Rogers  Pk  3y  6^  »60(  0 

Kreer  E  W   &  J  J  to  Mot  Ben  I  Ins  Oo 

moh  1  It  3  It  92,  Bronson  add  end  o  p, 

5y  5^   $-,^500 

Keller  J  to  E  F  Comstook  moh  1  It  7  It 

127,  Clarke  to  1  ake  View  5y  6^  . . . .  $<O0O 
Kornmeyer  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  mch  11  It  16 

b  2,  7  38  14,  3y  6%%  $11(0 

Keir  T  to   J  Kenney  mch  1 1  It  40  b  1  b 

12,  33  '0  14,  3y  fi%  $3nC0 

Kinsman  8  <t  C  to  F  R  Chandler  mch  1  It 

66  to  69  b  4,  30  39  14,  5y  6%  . . . .    ...  $3500 

Konopa=ak  J  to  M  Rolesnee  mch  4  its  91 

and  92  b  8,  26  39  13,  6y  2^   $1600 

Kent  M  0  to  E  L.Hand  dec  21  It  11  b  16, 

17  39  14,  3(im  6%  $1250 

Kailstrom  J  to  W  Heinemann  feb  23  It 

66,  Palmer  place  5y  8S5  $1000 

Lenz  J  to  Northn  T  Oo  feb  23  It  47  b  5, 

26  39  13,  7%  $1500 

Larson  A  to  A  Gatzert  mch  4  It  346,  20  38 

14.  5y  6%%   $1  00 

Lelherman  W  0  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  2 

pt   Its  13   and  14  It  14,  15  38  14,  5y  6% 

  $3500 

Loidolt  I  to  W  Kaspar  mch  4  It  34  b  6,  24 

39  13,  3y  6}4%  $1000 

LeBlanc  F  to  M    E  Greenebanm  mch  1  It 

5  b  4,  17  39  14,  5y  6>^<?  $2400 

Lawrenz  P  F  V  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen 

mch  1  It  20  b  6.  19  39  14.  3y  7%...  $2700 
Lee  L  B  to  A  Peterson  ftb  .0  It  104  b  3, 

33  39  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Leonard  8  T  to  F  8  Jame?  feb  18  It  ?  It 

2  b  28,  o  t,  5y  5}4i  $12,000 

Langan  O  J  to  W  jjoeb  feb  18  pt   div  2, 

30  3S  15,  5y  6%  5  deeds  $9000 

Lemke  F  P  to  F  O'Oonnell  j  in  1  Its  1  and 

2  It  11,  eto,  21  39  14,  6^  $4000 

Locher  K  to  H  Feisenthal  moh  6  It  19  b 

66,  9  39  14.  5y  62  $6000 

Leonard  M  G  to  O  H    Waldo  moh  8  It  1 

and  2  b  2,  10  38  14,  18m  62  $4000 

Laird  T  to  Chicago  Title  is  T  Co  moh  1  It 

15  b  3,  1  39  13  $3000 

Lnndqnist  P  G  to  Phoenix  B  3oo  Moh  5 

It  94  b  6,  25  39  13,  7%    $1000 

Liska  J  to  J  Zlabek  feb  10  It  15  b  8,  18 


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Lewis  J  to  F  Fahrney  feb  33  It  31  b  1  b 

17,  33  39  14,  fiy  6<«    |3100 

L.U'itan  I  to  A  Fike  muh  4  It  26  b  23,  5  39 

14,  6^     11500 

Langhlin  H  O  to  R  F  ShankliD  mob  6  It 

3  b  3.  8  40  14,  2y  6^   |2250 

Laoi^wo.  thy  M  to  J  (J  Neely  j an  1  It  22  b 

2,  4  38  14,  ly  6%  2  deeds  $4' CO 

Licdaaicit  E  L  to  A  Chytpaas  mob  6  It  10 

b  4,'3n  3«  14  13600 

Leuiioa  D  to  E  iJoodridge  mob  1  It  4  b  2, 

12  39  13,  2y  6}^%  flSOO 

La   Byrn     J   O  to  J  H  Van  Vlissiogen 

jan  28  Its  2;  to  28  It  56,  16  37  14,  3y  6^ 

 $18(0 

Most  A  to  L  Rathje  mob  5  Its  3  add  4  b 

6,  Hartford  7%  |1150 

McConn  J  B  to  J  Stera  mob  6  It  20  b  27, 

K  to  Hyde  Pk   $400ii 

Mntsller  C  lo  VV  HeiQemann  feb  23  It  7  b 

2  b  11.  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  «2C00 

MoKay  W  S  to  J  B  IVInir  raoh  8  It  38  Kim- 
ball fubd.  19  39  14  5y  6%  ftOOO 

MuCormick  H  lo  M  E  Oreenebanm  moh 
6  It  1 1  b  1.  8  38  14,  4y  6«  |3i  00 

Mattson  A  to  8  Kerr  jnly  1  Its  36  to  44 
and  pt  45  b  4,  17  39  14,  6%  1(2470 

MoCown  J  F  to  A  H  Mea.U  moh  7  It  13  b 

7,  18  H8  14  5y  7!{  fiCOO 

Morris  JO  to  T  F  Bliss  jan  15  It  20  b  7, 

9  3/  15,  5m  $1750 

MoDongall  B  to  E  Goodridge  moh  7  It  21 

lt4.  3H8  14,  3y   f  15(  0 

Mason  T  to  S  Polkey  moh  5  Us  35  to  38 

It  F,  25  40  14,  3y  7^.   $iOOO 

Minahan  M  to  E  F  Bayley  feb  20  It  37  « 

w  ^,  9  38  14,  5j-  6!t   |20no 

Mayhtjw  B  F  to  S  M  Moore  feb  28  It  243. 

Eoglewood  on  the  Hill,  7«   *liOO 

McKay  T  F  to  E  Graoe  feb  26  It  3  4  It  13 

eto  b  12,  2  38  14.  3y  6^.  |45v  0 

Mariin  S  E  to  A  H  Lord  moh  5  Its  14  t  > 

23  b  1.  30  39  14,  5y  6^   $7500 

Mitchell  M  J  to  J  W  Gary  moh  4  It  cO 

Bowen  tub  3  38  14,  6>  r.J^S   |fOO() 

MaLzke  J  to  M  E  Greeoebaam  feb  28  It 

17  b  3,  9  38  U,  5y6i^?   ....$  000 

Maeller  A  to   W  Heinemann  moh  2  It  6ii 

'  Waller  sobd  28  39  14,  3y  6%  $1400 

Moore  N  G  to  J  0  Neely  moh  1  Us  11  12 

and  pt  13  b  3,  7  39  13,  5y  6«  $7.iOO 

Mnrphy  J  K   to    A  Peterson   meh  6  It  2 

Briggs  sob  27  39  14,  3y  6^   $2500 

Markle  J  R  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  5  pt  Its 

9  and  10  b    15,    Herrington  add  5y  6% 

  . .  $20,ono 

Meyer  W  E  to  Title  &  T  B  &  L  Assn  feb 
28  Us  1  2  and  pt  3,  n  v  ^  19  41  14,  7% 
  $6189 

Morris  J  G  to  8  Spalding  jan  1  pt  b  2,  3 
5  7  eto,  Chicago  Hghts  5y  6%  $25,100 

Mott  R  8  to  H  H  Rose  feb  25  pt  n  e 

3  39  13,  7%  t.i^5" 

MoGarry  M  J  to  W  A  Bond  feb  28  It  18 

b  4  b  6.  33  39  14,  5y  7^  $1100 

Marnan  E  J  to  II  E  Greenebaam  moh  2 

Us  9  and  10  b  1,  23  and  26  39  13,  5y  6% 

 $5500 

Maher  T  J  to  A  H  Whitley  feb  15  It  13  b 

2,  16  38  14,  5y  6^    ...  $20i  0 

Manch  G  to   A  8  Cella  moh  1  It  23  It'  35 

etc.  North  add.  2y  6!^^   $iuiQ 

Nelson  L  M  to  J  F  Jorn  moh  4  pt  It  8  b 

2,  It  38  14,  5y  6^   $8000 

Noyes  A  to  P  O  Stentland  jan  29  pt  b  1, 

39  13,  5y  6^   $20,000 

Noyes  H  0  to  M  Heinemann  feb  20  pt  b 

5  to  7,  18  39  14.  3y  6?   $3000 

Nichols  H  M  to  Northn  Trost  Co  moh  1 

pt  Us  2  and   3  It  4  b   63,  7  39  14,  3y  6% 

  $6i)(  0 

Nerden  J  T  to  C  0  Sohnmacher  feb  25  It 

2  b  2,  2:!  39  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Nicholson  8  to  E  J  Bower  Jr,  moh  5  pt  It 

70,  23  38  14,  5y  6«  .'$250  ) 

Nelaon  M  to  H  1  Sheldon  nov  1  U  87  b  3. 

30  39  14,  5y  7^  $3800 

Ortland  V  to  W  M  R  Vose  moh  1  It  3  It  1 

bl,  Hase  to  Evnstn  5y  6%  $2000 

Osborn  O  D  to  S  H  HetUh  mob  1  It  16  b 

10,  4  38  14,  5y  6ig   $2000 

O'Connor  N  J  to  T  M  Hoyne  moh  4  It  5 

b  8,  11  38  14,  lOy  6^  $9i  00 

Olsen  M  to  M  W  Kozminski  moe  2  It  5  b 

1.  Oohs  add,  5y  6^   $4600 

O'SdUivan  M  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  feb  26  It 

37  b  8  b  5,  Reaper  add.  6y  e%  $6000 

Otto  A  to  F  Lachoer  mch  5  Us  91  to  9<,  n 

e  3^  36  40  13,  5y  6^   $3000 

Ollison  B  E  to  C  J  Hambleton  moh  4  It 

22  b  10,  28  39  U,  3y  6«  $14(0 

Prjvost  N  to  Mas  Mat  H  &  L  Assn  feb  '^8 

Its  3ri  to  46  b  2,  2  39  13,—   $4000 

Pringle  L  A  to  G  Clark  feb  15  ptits  4a6 

and  487,  20  38  14,  6!{  $  i760 


Philips  S  to  F  8  James  moh  6  It  3  It  46 
eto,  Bronson  add  5y  8%  $5500 

Pndewa  G  A  to  A  H  Lord  moh  6  Its  3  to  6 
b  6,  23  39  13,  5y  6%  $2700 

Pettigrew  M  to  C  J  Hambleton  moh  1  Us 
23  and  24  b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Pros  8  to  M  E  Greenebaam  feb  26  It  12  b 

4,  28  39  14,  3y  7%  $1200 

Pielenberg  A  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  moh  1  It  38 

b  1,  23  39  13,  6y  68  $3000 

Petterson  E  G  to  E  W  Adkinson  moh  1  pt 

It  5  and  all  6,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $25!  0 

Phillips  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  7  It 

22  b  1,  1  39  13,  2y  7%  $1100 

Phelps  E  S  to  Ev  AN   Cook   Co  B  &  L 

Assn  moh   5  pt  It  6  b  11,  23  38  14,  7% 

 $4400 

Parnemann  C  to  W  A  Panlsen  moh  5  pt 

b  1,  Oornell  5y  7%  3  deeds  $4200 

Pahl  G  to  A  L  Gardner  moh  7,  It  5  b  5.  6 

39  14,  oy  6%   $3000 

Prinon  J  J  to  A  Loeb  moh  1  Its  18  to  28 

b  24,  £5  40  13,  .'>y  6!i   $25,000 

Peck  8  A  to  J  W  Porter  moh  2  It  4  to  13 

eto,  b  2,31  41  14,  5y  7%   $3500 

Plotke  N  M  to  L  Nathan  moh  6  It  8  b  8, 

5  39  14,  5y  6?  $3000 

Paal  M  I  et  al  to  Northn  Trust  Co  moh 

6  Its  I  to  16  b  1  eto,  Paul's  2d  to  Wil- 
mette  5y  6«    $7000 

Pritohard  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh 

6  It  19  b  10,  13  39  13,  5y  6!8  $2500 

Petersen  M  to  R  Berger  mob  6  pt  b  65, 

So  Chicago  5y  6%  $6000 

R3eder  M  to  W  Loeb  moh  2  it  13  b  1  b  3 

18  39  14,  3y  e%   $3(  00 

Radeoki  M  to  0  J  Hambleton  moh  5  It  33 

b  2,  32  39  14,  5y  6%   $2600 

Ross  N  E  to  A  M  Snydaoker  feb  28  It  38 

It  1  b  1,  Rockwell  add  5y  6%  $5000 

Richardson  W  J  to  H  G  Zander  moh  2  It 

19  b  2.  4  39  14,  5y  6Sg    $70C0 

Ruddy  T  lo   G  Coombs  feb  16  It  2  b  13, 

etc,  3  38  14,  6?   $2000 

Remmien  K  C  &  C  to  G  L  Beck  moh  1  It 

38  b  7,  4  37  14,  7«  $2000 

RaBp  J  A  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  28  Its  17 

and  18  b  25,  6  39  14,  5y  ...  $11,000 

Rosenbaum  B  to  E  G  Foreman  feb  26  It 

a  b  5.  4  39  It,  7$  $5000 

Reich  F  A  to  E   G  Mason  moh  4  It  1  It  7, 

33  37  14,  5y  6)4%..  $2600 

Reimann  ME  to  J  C  Henderson  moh  6  It 

34  b  9,  16  39  13,  7%  $2100 

Rood  F  H  to  J  A    Ryerson  nov  26  It  6  It 

I,  etc  b  11  11  38  14,  3y  6%  $4500 

Ryan  T  J  to  W  Ohi  Mot  B  ft  L  Assn  moh 

4  pt  It  7  It  78,  Battertield  add  7%  .  .$1600 
Ramelow  O  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  7, 

It  40  b  35,  Sheffield  add  5y  (!«  $1200 

Rigney  J  J  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  moh  1  It  20 

b  I,  10  39  13.  5y  6^  $1800 

Rassenheim  8  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  moh  6  It 

5  It  6,  18  4il  U,7%   $1500 

Rubens  U   to  H  A    Haugan  moh  1  It  10 

and  11  UDd  pt  9  b  12,  3  39  14,  6y  6^8 

 $10.1,'  00 

Reis  G  to  E  R  Haase  moh  5  It  31  b  8,  J  & 

P  add,  6%  $300 

Rinn  B  &  P  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ids  Co  feb  27 

pt  Its  2  to  4,  Oomrs  fub  It  1,  Nortii  add 

5y  bl4%   $20  000 

Rauk  W  a  to  C  F   Schumacher  Jr  moh  7 

It  30  b  6,  Sampson  &  G  add  8%  $2(  00 

Riordan  E  A  to  J  Stern  moh  4  It  47  b  15, 

17  39  14,—   $3400 

Sparenborg  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh 

7  Its  14   and    15  b  2,  17  38  14,  6y  6%% 
   $2700 

Stokes  A  to  0  E  Schlytern  jan  29  Us  1  to 

5,  It  18,  1  36  13,  ly  6%  $2500 

Smith  A  J   to  H  L   Turner  mch  8  It  146 

D  &  P  Normal  Pk  add  oy  1%  f  1000 

Smith  0  J  to  J  H  Jones  moh  6  pt  It  6  b 

32  21  39  14,  6%  $3250 

Shannon  M  E  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  6  pt 

Its  34  and  35  b  2,  31  38  14,  7^  . . .  .$3500 
Scales  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  mch  5  It  16 

b  31.  33  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Schm  tt  T  to  R  Berger  feb  1  It  19  b  1  b 

II,  Shefifadd  5y  6%  $5000 

Stahie  E  to  W  Loeb  feb  26  U  6  b  5,  23  38 

14,  2y  e%   $1000 

Sohaab  W  M  to  J  R  Case  feb  28  It  46  b  7, 

20  40  14,  6^   $1300 

Sauer  A  to  W  Kaspar  moh  2  It  39  b  44,  19 

39  14,  3y  7%  $1200 

Shhunon  J  H  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  moh  1 

Its  6  and  7  b  28,  13  39  13,  5y  6%  ...$7000 
Stnillis  W  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  feb  25  pt  It  76 

its,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Sobmitt  P  J  to  ME  Qreenebaum  moh  5 

Its  44  and  45  b  14,  26  38  14,  6y  6%..$W0 
Sullivan  T  to  Northern  T  Co  feb  25  It  25 

b  1.  8  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Stopka  J  to  M  Rolenoe  moh  4  It  65  b  7,  6 


38  14,  6)4%  $2000 

Searles  M  J  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  6  It  4 

It  5  b  11,  Rockwell  add  6}4%  $3500 

Stross  L  to  J  Holdon  moh  2  It  35  b  3  28 

39  14.  3y  6^  $1800 

Shade  J  C  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn  feb 

15  Its  11  and  12  b  81,  May  wood  $2300 

Schmidt  M   K  to  Cicero   B  &  L  Assn  feb 

26  Its  4  and  5  b  24,  33  39  13,  7%.... $5000 
Soiberg  0  C  to  P  O  Stensland  feb  27  Its  8 

and  9  It  5. 6  39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Strabau  T  to  Chi  ^atl  B  &  8  Union  moh 

4  Its  11  and  12  It  1,  22  38  14,  6%  ...  $2250 
Shrouds  EF  &  OBtoHT  White  moh  6 

Us  V  and  8  It  6,  2  38  14,  6y  6%  $10,000 

Stevens  J  to  R  Berger  moh  6  It  3  It  25  b 

1,  33  39  14,  3y  6%  $2£00 

Stadness  R  T  to  J  E  Oowles  moh  4  It  11 

and  pt  It  12  b  30,  Hyde  Pk  2y  6^.. $1000 
Tho-adal  T  8  to  J  C  Neely  moh  1  pt  Its  lo 

and  11  b  21,  11  38  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Toassiant  A  to  N  W  Mat  Life  Ins  Co  jan 

4  It  20  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Thomas  E  C  (K  J  S  to  L  Baird  moh  1  pt  b 

4.  12  39  13,  5y  6!{  $7100 

Thacher  C    W  to  W  H  Cook  mch  4  pt 

Its  38  and  39  b  66,  So  Chicago  and  o  p, 

by  6%  $5000 

Thompson  A  B  &  M  to  H  FeUenthal  mch 

4  It  12  b  2,  3  38  14,  2y  68  $3500 

Thompson  P  F  to  J  H  Ernst  moh  2  it  8  b 

10,  33  40  13,  4y  6%  $2600 

Thieseng  M  A  to  R  Berger  moh  1  pt  It  34 

b  2,  28  40  14,  5y  68  $5500 

Torvin  K  to  W  Loeb  feb  28  pt  It  4  b  62, 

21  39  14  5y  68   $1900 

Tideman  M  to  C  H  Fleischer  moh  5  It  5  b 

2,  ;!6  40  13,  5y  78  $2200 

Thelen  K  to  J  Spieser  moh  8  It  117  b  3, 

4  38  14,  3y  68   $1300 

Tauisinsky  C  J  to  W  Loeb  moh  7  Its  13 

and  14  b  2  It  3,  16  38  14,  3y  68  $^000 

Tomer  E  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  moh  1  It  6  b 

1,  15  39  13,  5y  68  2  deeds  $3800 

Vincent  La  Belle  B   to  N  Westn  Mnt  L 
Ins  Co  jan  31  It  18  and  19  b  1,  3  38  14, 

fy  5%%  $21,000 

Voida  F  to  J  Daniel  moh  7  It  24  b  50,  19 

39  14,  78  $2300 

Vererka  A  to  J  P  Smith  moh  7  It  38  L  & 

L  sab  63  8  14,  5y  68^   *3000 

Vollman  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  4  It 

125  b  1,  eto.  29  40  14.  5y  e8  $2600 

Wilcox  M  E  to  Am  T  &  Sav  Bk  moh  1  pt 

It  1  and  4  b  38,  15  40  13  68  $1000 

Weilly  J  0  tJ  M  Frohliohoaoh  1  It  27  b  4, 

36  40  13,  3y  68  $1300 

Walson  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  26  pt  b  15,  6 

39  14,  3y  68  $5000 

Walson  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  26  Its  2  and 

4  It  14  b  15,  6  39  14,  3y  68  $3(  90 

Weber  G  to  H  D  Schamaoher  feb  9  It  98 

b  18,  19  39  14,  4y  68   $1100 

Weber  B  F  to  UP  Kranz  feb  27  pt  It  4. 

w  1^  s  w  ^  2t,  41  13,  3y  68  $2500 

Wolfif  ML  to  H  A   Goodrich   moh  6  It  1 
and  2  It  to  15  44  to  46  b  1  b  2,  3y  6j( 

 $3420 

Wolff  M  K  to  G  0  Hild  moh  7  b  2  and  pt 

b  1,  29  40  13,  3y  68  $2000 

Watson  A  to  E  S  Dreyer  feb  25  pt  b  15, 

6  39  14,  3y  68  3  deeds  $4500 

Watson  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  26  pt  b  16,  6 

39  14,  3y  68   $3000 

Wismewski  M  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  1 

It  85  b  33,  18  39  14,  5y  68   $5500 

Walker  C  to  H  F  Kuefel  moh  7  Its  1  to  3 

b  14,  29  40  14,  3y  78  $3000 

Woodward  A  W  to  G  D  Pease  moh  7  It 

12  and  pt  14  b  12,  4  38  12,  5y  78  .  .$2500 
Wagner  M  H  to  A  E  Spink  jan  29  pt  it 

6  b  2, — —  3y  68  $3000 

Watson  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  25  It  6  It  14 

b  14,  3  39  14,  3y  68   $1500 

Williams    IW'    0  to  O  0  Batz  moh  8  pt  It 

152  and  163,  Br9nson  aid  3y  68. .  .$1'  00 
Weppner  J   J  to  L  E  Miller  feb  15  It  7  It 

39,  Pine  Grove  ly  68  $2882 

Witmer  M  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  mch  5 

ptlt5b  4,  17  38  14,  2y  78  $1600 

Willard  E  J  to  J  Holdom  feb  25  It  2  It  1 

b  1.  34  39  14,  78  $3500 

Wangan  P  to  A  Peterson  moh  6  e  It 

19  b  34,  8  8  add  ,  5y  68  $1000 

Wisinewski  J  to  M  Osouch  moh  4  It  25  b 

2  b  10,  5  39  14,  68  $1800 

Young  N  L  to  S  Danlop  feb  26  pt  b  6  and 

7,  Woodbine  add  to—,  5y  78  $5500 

Yates  W  C  to  L  Rathje  feb  28  It  16  b  1, 

17  38  14,  oy  68.  $1700 

Zimmerman  E  to  Savings  B  &  L  Assn  moh 

1  It  29  b  1,  22  38  14.  88   $3500 

Zoelok  H  to   E   G  Foreman  mch  1  Us  1 

and  2  It  3,  6  39  14.  5y  68   $10,000 

Zaft  E  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  2  It  6  b  28 
I     South  Branch  add  6y  68  $2000 


Andrews  B  to  O  Freyer  mob  7,  furn  1411 

Wabash  ly  $350 

Arold  W  to  P  Ziesdorf  moh  9,  horses  eto. 

304  Division  2y  $600 

AUirion  J  C  to  8  Richardson  feb  28,  furn 

177  40th,  6m  $ti4 

Apgar  M  B  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  moh  5,  forn 

6m  $136 

Alexander  &  Verden  to  L  Avignon  feb  3'>, 

saloon  121^  Polk  20m     $135 

Appleton  C  M  to  M  E  Finch  moh  4,  furn 

6m   $103 

Aroher  C  M  to  F  Richarison  moh  1,  fnrn 

1605  Pk  av  3m   $148 

Allen  E  H  to  8  Makeever  moh  4,  furn  214 

Huron  7m  $140 

Anderson  J  to  M  B  Finoh  mch  7,  fnrn  6 

m  J  510 

Aner  D  C  to  F  G  Wright  moh  5,  p  6m.|260 
Anderstad  E  B  to  T  Hoeft  estrx  moh  1, 

saloon  1216  Milwaukee  av  2m  $130 

Bently  J  R  to   M  Weill  feb  23,  farn  S522 

Halsted  $400 

Back  G  W  tn  0  Fargeson  moh  I  fnrn  and 

8  m  2y  $100 

Butler  E  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  27,  furn  and  s 

m6m  $191 

Bell  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  moh  4  p  6m  $67 

Boardman  J  to  N  W  Brg  Co  moh  1,  saloon 

6900  Throop  23m   $.00 

Brewster  C  L  to  M  E  Finch  moh  2,  fnrn 

6m  $66 

Bernard  U  to  N  G  Heymes  feb  26,  Sohaff 

p  St  J  p  and  furn,  641  Monroe  ly.  .  $350 
Billnska  O  to  J  Paulas  moh  8,  furn  lm.$160 
Belzer  H  to  U  S  Brg  Co  moh  8,  saloon  156 

Olybonrn  av  2y  $1250 

Blair  R  to  MoAvoy  Bry  Co  moh  6,  saloon 

2362  C  Grove  av  ly   $237 

Barstow  G  W  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  6,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Baker  H  0  to  W  H  McDonald  feb  20,  jew- 
elry 2y  $30.) 

Burns  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  moh  7,  sa- 
loon 1602  Wabash  2y  $300 

Birds  M  L  to  U  E  Wise  feb  26,furn  and 

Aythe  p,  ly   *'50 

Bly  O  M  to  J  F  Miller  jan  2,  fnrn  5  0  7 

Ashland  av  7m  $400 

Benedict  0  L  to  R  M  MoCreery  feb  19. 

farn  ly   $190 

Brinkerhofl  0  E  to  G  Sohamber  moh  11, 

horses,  eto,  6m  $100 

Braoker  K  to  S  Richardson  feb  28,  piano 

221  LaSalleav,  6m   $72 

Baker  J  T  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  28,  farn  6m 

.$62 


Buroh  H  W  to  Smith  Bros  moh  1,  farn  7m 


  $70 

Colemon  C  to  F   G  Wright  moh  5,  p,  9m 

 $86 

Conrtes  M  A  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  7,faru  6 

m   $232 

Craig  E  U  to  A  W  Greene  moh  5,  furn  326 

Armitage  av  5m  $15 

Chappell  L  P  to  G  M  Collins  feb  23,  fnrn 

6m   $85 

Corlett  M  to  M  E  Finch  mch  4,  furn  6m«  103 
Clark  W  H  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  4,  furn  6m 


.$:03 


Conly  A  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  7,  furn  6m.*71 
Clay  J  R  to  H  Bronson  moh  6,  press  369 

Jane  6m  $85 

Criostri  0  to  Standard  Bry  moh  6,  saloon 

459  Madison  23m   $700 

Cavanangh  T  to  E  Rowley  moh  5,  shop 

172  Wabash  dec  1  $300 

Claflin  J  B  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  moh  4,  sa- 
loon 1312  Waba«h2y  $400 

Conkling  M  E  to  D  R  MoNaught  moh  4, 

furn  6m  $103 

Clark  F  W  to  J  W  Dinsdale  feb  28,  furn 

6m   $97 

Clifford  0  E  to  0  F  Tidholm  feb  28,  horses 

and  wagon  2y  $600 

Cannon  P  to  T  J  Finmioane  moh  4,  ooope 

ly  $1'  0 

Cook  R  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  moh  6,  saloon 

2950  State  2y  $973 

DnPray  L  to  L  Aubry  moh  2,  furn  21  n 

Peoria  and  47  Union  ly   $500 

Diok  J  C  to  R  Excell  feb  28,  billiard  tables, 

eto,  3852  C  Grove  av  3m  $415 

Doeburg  O  J  to  M  B  Finoh  feb  27,  farn 

6m  $72 

Detaille  P  to  L  Blnm  moh  2,  fnrn  164 

Custom  H  pi,  7m  $600 

Daily  M  to  F  Richardson  moh  1,  fnrn  773 

w  12th  6m  $72 

Dombrowski  P  to  J  S  Komppki  mch  6, 

grocery  2727  Archer  av  3y  $7(0 

Detaille  P  to  E  F  Hondiard  mch  4,  furn 
164  Oastom  H  pi,  2y  $1800 


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Donnelly  H  F  to  W  W  Durham  moh  5, 

bldg  and  contents  

Donate  F  to  B  Senera  mob  6,  ehop  251  n 

Clark  3m  $65 

Dewar  A  R  to  J  Anthony  moh  6,  mdse  2y 

 $200 

Darrow  H  Q  to  Birb  Bros  Brg  Oo  moh  7, 

saloon  100  Randolph  2y  S674 

Downey  M  to  A  0  Bainea  moh  7,  oonpe  2 

22d  Sy  1350 

Edwards  F  0  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  5,  fnrn 

216  55th  6m   $129 

Gnrii^ht  E  to  R  M  MoOreery  moh  7,  fnrn 

6m  $10? 

Edgeworth  J  F  to  F  E  Blaokman  moh  4, 

/urn  and  piano  ly   $315 

Ehason  A  T  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo   moh  4, 

restrnt  197  Milwaukee  av  6m  $84 

Fitzpatriok  P  to  M  E  Bensler  moh  2,  fnrn 

727  60th  6m  .■  $168 

Fioht  A  E  to  J   Openheimer  moh  6,  farn 

and  8  m  6m  |103 

Fletcher  T  to  M   E  Finoh  feb  4  Kimbal 

p  75914  6m  $72 

Fnrlong  J  J  to   ME    Williams  moh  4, 

farn  376  Van  Bnren  13m  $660 

Finn  B  J  to  J   V  Northam  &  Oo  mch  4, 

saloon   15m  $2325 

Friedman  A  to  Standard  Bry  moh  5,  sa- 
loon 364  Olark  ly..  $300 

Fisher  E  U  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  5,  furn  6m 

 ..$103 

Foster  L  to  G  Q  Hobbell  moh  6,  farn  9m 

 .o  $240 

Fergason  L  to  S  Richardson  moh  5,  fnrn 

piano  and  s  m  242  State  6m  $120 

Forrest  S  M  to  D  R  MoNanght  mch  8, 

fnrn  gm  $77 

Finn  8  to  J  Onllen  moh  7,  fnrn  6m  $100 

Fowler  Q  W  to  T  Dohnnan  mch  1,  fnrn 

4512  Wabash  6m  $75 

Foster  F  D  to  H  and  J  Foster  mar  1,  fnrn 

215  3l8t  2m  $400 

Foster  F  D  to  M  Farrell  mar  6,  horses  eto 

198  30th.  23m  $4C0 

Qnth  0  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  moh  1,  sa- 
loon 333  n  Wood  2y  $330 

Groves  H  L  to  P  G  Wright  moh  C,  forn 

6m   $403 

Gilliepie  J  E  to  0  A  Greenaore  mch  8, 

forn  1023  Harrison  2y  $524 

Grosse  H  0  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  moh  5,  sa 

loon  866  Milwaukee  aT  2y  $1150 

Giffore  F  E  to  Smith  Bros  feb  14,  fnrn 

6m  $168 

Goodline  R  V  to  C  Meader  moh  1,  furn 

10m  |93 

Gerken  H  to  F  Bender  mch  6,  grocery 

6958  Carpenter  11m  $275 

Genge  F  to  0  A  Zaooba  feb  19,  bakery 

6614  State  4m     $600 

Goldsmith  8  to  M  E  Finch  moh  2,  fnrn  6 

no-  $155 

Groom  J  to  M  J  Paddon  moh  1,  furn  75 

Halsted  6m  JS265 

Glennon  E  P  to  M  J  Paddon  moh  2  furn 

763  w  14th  6m   $249 

Gairow  A  D  to  H  A  P  Mogg  feb  28,  furn 

6m   

Grover  L  to  >i  P  V  aiins  mch  2,  furn  6  m 

 $ 

Greenwald  D  to  R  Spier  mch  1,  fnrn  7m 

 $110 

Goodman  J  to  B  M  Kerr  moh  5,  horses, 

eto,  40  wks  $170 

Gillespie  I  A  to  J  J  Owen  feb  8,  fnrn  6m 

  I 

Heger  H   to  W   Nuberger  jin    15,  forn 

7341  Sangamon  2y  $250 

Hill  R  to  Williams  <e  Crawford  jan  14, 

furn  185  Sangamon  $942 

HiPntz  J  to  Q  Grandt  feb  22,  horses  etc, 

Maine  ly  ,  |200 

Heller  F  to  K  Mathioa  mch  6.  furn  517 

Olark  5a  |300 

Hevenor  M  J  to  P  Braokin  mch  4,  ptg  of- 
fice, Lemont  ly   $100 

Hanley  k  L  to  J  Weetendorf  mar  7,  horses 

3''  Ps   $75 

Heene  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  moh  7,  salooo 

22  w  Huron  2y  $800 

Hoke  W  D  to  H  P  MouQt  moh  8,  furc  Im 

„  $53 

Hoffman  P  to  M  A  Parkhurst  moh  11, 

fnrn  |240 

Hazelton  H  0  to  P  Valirius  moh  /,  fnrn 

„6m  168 

Harding  0  T  to  0  Tubs  moh  4,  cows,  eto, 

Worth  June  1  $182 

Haoghey  A  to  F  B  Snydtr  moh  5,  furn 

and  piano  6m  $155 

Irving  J  to  F  Richardson  moh  1  fnrn  77 

Spalding  av  6m  $102 

Jordan  G  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mch  8,  forn  143 
Nebraska  av  6m   $114 


Jaoobson  H  to  W  E  Aokley  moh  7,  furn 

6m  $70 

Jacobson  O  B  to  M  J  Paddon  apl  27, furn 

24  8  m   $396 

Johanson  A  to  P    B  Snyder  moh  1  furn 

and  8  m  6m    $217 

Johnson  N  J  to  N  A  Pilstrom  mch  8,  mdee 

87  Jefferson  2y  $2693 

Kelly  J  3  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  7,  fnrn  6m$9l 
Kerkas  M  to  Best  Brg  Co,  saloon  1063  n 

Bobey  2y    $425 

Kolander  O  F  to  D  Rankin  feb  21,  fnrn 

3931  Groveland  av  6m   $136 

Koblilz  A  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  28,  furn  and 

Reed  &  Son  p  545  6m  $77 

Kennedy  A  H  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  b  furn  6 

m  $l('3 

Kendriok  J  D  to  H  P  Mount  furn  6m. .  .$89 
Lufkin  D  I  to  H  G  Strahsheim  mch  5, 

maohy,  eto,  23m  $10(0 

LaForoe  C  A  to  P  Valitius  moh  6,  furn 

7m  $78 

Lawson  J  E  to  Smith  Bros  mch  7,  furn  7m 

 $232 

Lincoln  0  &  J  G  to  A  Spear  dec  13,  furn 

6m  $117 

Loring  T   B  to  E  H  Thompson  moh  5 

herseseto,  248  n  Clark  6m   $174 

Luuth  A  &  Oo  to  A  F  Richter  feb  21  pio 

tures  eto,  60  da   $lti00 

Lehmann  A  to  G  Lehmaun  feb  16,  horse 

«nd  buggy  2y   85 

Lipmen  J  to  W  D  MoKey  moh  5,  forn 

63-1^  w  Madison   $i6i) 

Luoas  M  to  Madison  Restrnt  Oo  moh  6, 

forn  645  Madison  18m   $300 

Lesozczynski  J  to  M  P  Kossakowski  moh 

1,  drugs  3315  Laurel  2y  $900 

Mamlaoh  H  to  J  J  Seueenbaogh  mch  8, 

furn  624  Oglesby  $;i00 

MoDermand  O  A  to  0  W  Smith  moh  6. 

furn  1201  Ohamplain  bldg,  3m  $100 

Madden  F  to  C  H  Merrick  moh  7,  furn 

6m  |1?5 

McLesh  &  Paville  to  Lodge  &  Davis  Ma 

ohine  Co  feb  9,  maohy  ^lods  ,  *330 

Mebling  B  to  B  Hyde  feb  23,  furn  Jeffa 

Pk  $150 

Morris  fl  K  to  S  J  Thompson  feb  12,  fnrn 

14  Loomis  2y  .~.  $1800 

Martens  H  to  J  F  Martens  feb  25,  horses 

eto,  Barrington  ly  $800 

Metzgen  Ex  &  Storage  Co  to  Koenig  &  L 

Cigar  Co  feb  27,  wagon  eto  2y.  ..  $476 
Meyenberg  J  to  Shields  Bros  moh  1  p  4 

m  $91 

Myers  W  W  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  mch  ?,furn 

and  s  m,  7820  Wallace  6m   $115 

MoAnly  A  4  G  Renter  to  M  E  Finch  moh 

2  furn  6m  $55 

MoOlella  W  to  C  W  Vail  feb  21  hor-^es  eio 

 $172 

Mondesohioe  W  to  F  E  Blaokman  feb  28 

forn  and  Briggs  p  6m  $00 

McDowell  J  to  H  P  Mount  mch  4,  furu  4 

m  $  00 

Mitchell  WAR  to  0  A  Allen  moh  9,  forn 

Pullman  Bldg  ...   $^85 

Murray  0  H  to  R  M  MoOreery  moh  7,  furu 

6m      $78 

McDowell  J  A  to  Q  Gates  moh  11,  furn  ly 

 $1(0 

Nyquist  A  W  to  Coop  r  Brg  Co  feb  1;^, 

saloon  5547  Halsted  ly  $280 

Nickel  G  E  to  Foller  &  Fuller  Co  moh  9, 

drugs  722  Lincoln  av  $670 

Newman  0  O  to  M  J  Paddon  moh  9,  fnrn 

34th  and  State  6m  $175 

Nelz  0  F  to  T  Hechinger  mch  7  saloon 

Wheeling  ly  $hOii 

Oleson  0  M  to  A  J  Story  moh  9,  camera 

eto,  113  Adams  ly  $130 

Ostrowski  V  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  mch  4, 

saloon  420  88th  23m    $165 

Porter  0  to  E  Smith  moh  7,  fnrn  8m.. $135 
Phelps  A  J  to  O'D  &  D   Bav  Brg  Oo  dec 

12  furn  513  Clark  ly  «389 

Papinean  R  to  D  Rankin  moh  7,  furn  241 

Baxter  6m  $96 

Palett  E  to  Hem  &  G  Brg  Oo  moh  4,  sa- 
loon 3601  Wood  2y   $.100 

Powers  G  W  to  J  G  Robinson  mch  4, furn 

l*m  $i00 

Potter  J  to  A  H  Williams  moh  2,  horsea 

eto,  117  Eborn  av  6m  $74 

Peterson  W  to  L  Willis  moh  1,  mohy  2y 

 $1(.00 

Powell  a  H  to  J  M  Smith  moh  5,  saloon 

62  39th  2y   $755 

Pinkham  G  E  to  W  B  Austin  moh  8,  fnrn 

7m  $192 

Preesley  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mar  5,  fnrn 

2111  Olark  ly  $73 

Richards  C  P  to  R  Prager  feb  18,  horse 
and  wagon  5m  $86 


Randolph  W  0  to  O  E  Bartlett  mch  1, 

prtg  office  5406  Lake  av  ly  $1000 

Rodgers  J  D  to  J  Oallen  moh  7,  piano  468 

Paulina  6m   |65 

Remier  0  to  Pecker  Brg  Co  m  h  9,  saloon 

dem  $100 

Repeaniog  E  to  T  Menae  mch  4  engine 

etc,  347  North  av  ly   $600 

Rathborn  H  L  to  M  E  Finoh  feb  28  furn 

6m....   $77 

Rnsh  0  P  to  S  E  Lar^bert  moh  4  fnrn  ]5{ 

5$rd,  5  b  $350 

Riely  1  J    to  J    M  Detriok  moh  4  p  and 

furn  6m   $265 

Rogers  &   Kalston  10  Schriver  Laundry 

Co  moh  4,  lnui.dry  914  W  Lake  $600 

Rode  G   to  Standard   Bry  moh  1,  saloon 

200  Market  23m  $200 

Royoe  W  S  to  AW  Greene  feb  27,  p  230 

Honore  6m  $104 

Rowe  J  to  F  R  )we  moh  6,  engine  eto,  148 

Monroe  moh  1,'98  $2252 

Rose  A  M  to  J  A  Dahlem  mch  6,  furu  and 

piano  6321  Sheridan  av  6m          ...  .$292 

Redfleld  M  L  to  Miller  Brg  Co  moh  7,  sa- 
loon 3744  C  Grove  av  ly  $1714 

Rookoliffe  J  B  to  S  P  Jenks  moh  7,  horaes 

eto,  a3m  . .   $1000 

Remke  0  to  A  W  Greene  mch  5,  fnrn  321 

57th  5m  $104 

Raosoh  0  E  to  F  M  Rau.-oh  mar  1,  drugs 

etc,  440  47th  2y  $3000 

Reiokenberg  F  K  R  to  F  B  Snyder  mar  7, 

furn  6m  $77 

Simmons  J  to  M  E  Finch  mar  6,  furn  6m 

 $72 

Sheen  J  to  J  Rawe  mar  7,   saloon  8948 

Ooml  av  2m    $128 

Singing  Society  Biorgvin  to  P  Halverson 
et  al,  jan  11,  furn  and  piano  81  w  Ohio 

 $5C0 

Schuetz  E  to  F  B  Snyder  feb  28,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $10S 

Snyder  A  to  J  Hopper  moh  1,  furn  38  w 

Lake  2y   $-.00 

Seeberg  C  &  J  to  L  Seeberg  feb  13  mdae 

 $600 

Seeberg  C  &  J   to  I   Lewinkner  moh  2, 

2418  115th  fSCO 

Suilivan  H    M  to  F  Upman  mch  7,  furn 

270  Clark  6m   $iOO 

Shea  J  I  to  H  B  Shea  dec  26,  forn  18m.$600 
Smith  E  A  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  9,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Soott  H  to  Sohmidt  Brg  Oo  moh  9,  saloon 

277  North  av   

Stanton  G  H  to  R  M  MoOreery  moh  5, 

furn  6m  $100 

Streight  E  W  to  F  B  Soyder  mch  7,  piano 

6m  $82 

Sullivan  J  t)  to  M  E  Finch  feb  28  furn  6m 

 $77 

Swyng  G  J  to  0  Meader  moh  1,  fnrn  jan 

3   $60 

Spoo  &  Schon  to  W  Pflibsen  moh  4,  furn 

3"32  Weutworlh  av  ly   $475 

Smith  A  &  Co  to  Rover,  Lee  &  R  feb  1, 

torn  268  Wabaeh  60ds  $400 

Smith  A  &  Oo  to  Rud  ke  Lanokner  &  Oo 

feb  1,  same  eOds   $700 

Smith  M  to  U  Meader  moh  2.  fnrn  9m  .  $70 
Salle  a  10  W  5  Austin  moh  6  fnrn  7m. $136 
iSmiih  D  S  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  moh  8,  furn 

951  w  Lake  2y  $732 

Smith  G  0  to  G  G  Hobbell  moh  7,  furn 

8m     $185 

Schier  C  to  F  W  Wheeler  moh  2,  laundry 

H307  Sheridan  av,  may  5  ...   $98 

Shaffel  a  to  K  Hitte  moh  9,  fnrn  2y..  .$200 
Stiles  J  F  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  6,  piano 

Cicero  6m  $77 

Shoop  Ij  J  to  J  T  Griffin  moh  1,  piano  6m 

 $130 

Staoett  0  F  to  M  E  Pinch  mch  8,  furn 

and  a  m,  6m   $121 

Sulhamer  J  L  to  E  Spear  feb  19,  furn  7m 

 ...$121 

Sohofmaa  A  U  to  Waoker  &  B  3  <fc  M  Co 

moh  6,  aaloon  l87  Madison  2y  $825 

Siont  J  S  to  J  Sohmeyer  feb  23,  farn  603 

Taylor  2y   f  187 

Senter  G  A  to  M  O'Brien  moh  6,  pictures 

etc,  240  Dearborn  av,  ly  $240 

Stern  S  to  A  Stern  feb  26,  horses  eto,  8700 

Erie  av  ly  $30C 

Towartzton  A  and  P  Kiego  to  B  L  Mar- 
oiejenski  jan  24,  saloon  800  Ashland  2y 

 $3000 

Trover  L  to  W  b  Starkey  jan  28,  horses, 

eto,  6215  State  17m  $700 

Troy  A  E  to  Smith  Bros  moh  4,  furn  7m 

 $83 

Trott  0  H  to  G  Gates  moh  6,  furn  695  n 

Olark  ly  ,  $100 

Tayea  D  B  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  6  forn  6m 


 $104 

Tomasek  A  ta  U  8  Brg  Oo  feb  6  saloon  2 

Ohittendon  f  t  2y  $500 

West  J  W  to  S  Cohoyen  feb  28  ptg  office 

143  North  av  2y   $375 

Wardook  C  B  t)  Remaoh  Dllmao  &  Oo 

feb  26,  restrn  175  Madison  Apl  1'96,  to 

Reooro  rett   

Weiss  O  to  8  Makeevar  moh  8,  fnrn  ■.'72 

3l8t  7m    $135 

Walton  P  U  toA  H   Gordon  mch  7  horse 

fnrn  eto,  778  Lincoln  av  6m   $110 

Walstrom  J  to  M  E  Pinch  moh  7,  piano  6 

m  *  |8  0 

Wortsmann  M  to  M  Luttner  mch  2,  horses 

etc,  63  Wendell  7m  $1000 

Whitney  F  to  Smith  Bros  moh  6,  furn  7m 

 $265 

Wedemeyer  L  to  O  8  French  feb  28,  horses 

etc.  jaly  1  $110 

Wolf  A  to  H  Ray  moh  5,  fnrn  1916  Lake 

ly  $100 

Wenendorf  A  to  J  Sexton  &  Go  moh  6, 

furu  326  State  90ds   $264 

Yost  W  L  to  T  B  Warnig  moh  11,  forn  133 

w  Harrison  ly  $500 

Yancey  L  to  J  R  Preuler  feb  21,  furn  and 

8  m,  183  Van  Buren  2y  |75 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Hildebrand  L  J  to  E  Lloyd,  mar  5,  forn 

295  Fullerton  av     $1300 

Walsh  P  0  et  al  to  8  E  Barrett   mar  4, 

fnrn  581  Harrison  lIlOOO 

Becker  J  to  A  Sallstrom  deo  31,  mdse  48 

n  Clark   *4441 

Conagen  8  to  J  W  West  feb  3,  ptg  office 

143  North  av  $676 

Qloede  R  P  to  D  0  Preisler  mar  1,  futn 

1577  Madison   $300 

Kregersen  H  to  A  MoOall  feb  25,  furn 

3(i22  5th  av  $250 

Haukinson  H  B  to  S  Johnson  moh  6,  fnrn 

209  Oak  St  $4(  0 

Willis  L  to  W  Peterson  mar  1,  machy  86 

Fifth  av  $1000 

Eyller  Oo  to  M  Stern  mar  4,  mdse  8+  Fifth 

av  $1 

Krans  A  to  T  Kraas  mar  5,  furn  969  Madi- 
son   . .$400 

Elworth  0  to  A  Abramoon  feb  8,  mdse  323 

w  Huron   $250 

Root  F  K  to  M  S  Olarks  moy  4,'94,  mdse 

8  Sherman   $750 

Hare  1"  A  to  G  M  Bugley  moh  7,  fnrn  12 

Paoiflo  av    $150 

Semrau  F  to  K  Semrau  mar  2,  mdse  S727 

Commeroial  av  $1200 

Sproal  B  M  to  M  Van  Horn  mar  7,  wag- 
ons 6205  Hasted  *1000 

Whitney  E  E  to  D  A  Lapham  mar  7,  furn 

eto,  and  piano,  7237  Stewart  av  $183 

Knlms  J  M  to  J  Sohunk    mar   6,  mdse 

38183^  State   $3500 

Bray  J  L  to  Marathon  Oo  feb  26,  fnrn 

2314  Cottage  Grove  av..   $  

Sohultz  W  to  G  Peters  mar  7,  furn  $4(0 

Salinger  J  to  S  Salinger  mar  8,  mdse  and 

8  m  788  n  Ashland  av  $900 

Meritzyer  A  to  0  0  Basse  mar  7,  furn  177 

LaSalle  $1 

8til  son  P  0  to  J  W  Stilhon  m^r  8,  furn 

146  Dearborn   $35C0 

Courtney  J  to  M  Pekarek  moh  7,  bidgi  It 

9  n  w  1^  26  39  13   $5 

Pekarek  F  to  J  Donkey  mar  7,  bldg.  It  9 

n  w  ^  25  39  U   $5 

Maroanfeowski  S  to  J  Thorne  mar  8,  bldg  $1 
MoCullough  S  J  to  8  Richardson  mar  6, 

furn  $135 

Miles  S  to  G  A  .M  Soovil  mar  8,  furu . . .  $50 
Foster  F  S  to  J  Waller  mar  9,  farn  199  e 

3l8t   $4C0 

Ringwald  R  to  Garden  City  Sach   and  D 

Co  mar  6.  engine  eto,  481  w  22od  $1 

Ringwald  R  to  B  B  Ringwald  mar  6,  furn 

772  Loomis  $400 

Gregory  G  to  H  F  Donnelly  mch  6,  bldg 

and  contents  311  63rd   $1200 

Hortop  F  R  to  A  0  Gile  — ,  horeei  etc,  72 

n  State   $525 

Spencer  N  A  to   W   L  Spencer   feb  23, 

korses  oto  $150 

Prochasi  R  to  J  Novak  mar  5,  furn  145 

Bunker  st    $500 

Converse  0  S  to  O  T  Converse  mar  6, 

mdse  $125 

Foster  F  to  Batles  &  Ford  mar  9,  fnrn 

1343  Madison  $2000 

Novak  J  to  R  ProohosKa  mar  9,  mdse  145 

Randolph   $  i  )0 

Dailey  J  P  to  H  E  Daily  mar  10,  mdse 
3706  Cottage  Grove  $200 


262 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  16,  1896. 


Harvey  S  E  to  M  G  Uilane  mar  6,  fa.-n 
2626  Harrison  >  |550 


MEOHANICS'  LIENS. 

JohDstoD  &  Coi'a  snh.  It  34  blew  }4  s  w 
3-4  36  40  13.  Henry  R  itz  et  al  v  James 
bauson  and  John  Bentson  $320.16 

Oak  Pk,  Priob's  add,  It  42.  MoEwen  & 
Basoh  V  Mat  Oonstrootion  Uo  $160 

Haron  and  Washtenaw  av,  n  e  cor.  R  W 
Day  et  al  v  Joseph  and  Qoseffi   $2C0 

Paulina  st,  prems  1261  and  1263.  Nick 
Moller  V  Martin  Kolas  $25.50 

Ellis  av.  prems  6125  and  6127.  0  Fire 
proof  Covering  Co  v  Ella  M  and  Wm  J 
Sutherland  $46 

W  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nd  add, 
It  46  b  1.  Fred  Hook  et  al  v  0  0  Green 
 $7t  55 

Herndon  st,  prems  1110.  John  F  Ailes 
Plumbing  Co  v  Simon  Lnedemann$264.60 

Elston  &  Jefferson  avs,  Butler's  sub,  It  11 
b  3  of  It  2  Assi's  div  of  n  e  3^  s  e  >^  9 
40  13.  Widdeoomb  Mantel  Co  v  Alvine 
Gerner  $35 

Borden's  sub.  Its  27  and  28  in  sub  of  Its  4 
to  6  and  pt  8  w  s  e  qr  36  40  13.  Wes- 
tern Stone  Co  v  Ole  Knndeon  $972.86 

Brand's  add.  It  33  b  8.  John  Spry  Lumber 
Co  V  Philip  Sugar  $143.13 

Morgan  st  S,  prems  5605  and  5667.  John 
Plaehn  et  al  v  Jane  and  Elaas  Broower 
 $134.83 

Oo  Clks  div,  w  100  ft  It  1  n  >^  w  17  acres 
8  e  ^  n  e  14  38  14.  Powers  Regula- 
tor Oo  V  A  L  Smith  $15o 

Original  town  of  Byde  Pk,  Its  10  and  11 
b5l8w3^  see  11  38  14.  Vartyle  W 
Coddington  v  Geo  H  Brady,  John  Skin- 
ner, Juliana  and  Patrick  Chambers. $5550 

Hurst's  resub.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4,  e 
17  ft  of  It  5  Assr's  div  of  Its  13  to  16  b 
5  and  Us  13  to  16  b  7  Linden  Grove 
 $335.09 


APrLiICk.TIOK  FOR  BUIl.DIN<i} 
PEB3IIT!». 

Seminary  av  1052,  P  J  Wilroar,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  t6,0(:u. 
Baxter  et  17u,  G  Sandburg,  three  story  and  hasement 

biick  Sate,  $3,0U0. 
Byron  st  7)1  3.  W  E  Plckard,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $6.Ui  0. 
Lawndale  av  il34,  Biddif  ard  Brothers,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  t3,300. 
Fanllna  st  8  iM,  O  Erdemann,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,5U0. 
Centre  av  265,  Mrs  E  Lardner,  three  story  and  base-  | 

ment  brick  add  to  flats,  $2,ci00. 
Sheridan  av  B227-29,  J  E  Cowles,  two  2  story  and 

bessment  brick  dwelllogs,  $10,oOO. 
Haleted  st  S  2627,  Charlee  Erase,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  tl2.U00. 
Forty-third  st  4i7,  04  J  Mitchell,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  tlore  and  flats,  i9,5l  0. 
ion  av  4616,  James  Loftns  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flat',  $2,400. 
Turner  av  853,  B  Qenbert,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Fay  et  23,  <  Marcinkowekl,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  12,500. 
Monro'i  st  2U34,  0  Banbletz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,8(  0. 
Trumbnll  av  862,  John  Smith,  three  story  and  base- 
ment birck  flats,  t2,800. 
Biohmond  st  183,  John  Onstafson,  2  story  and  base- 

nent  brick  flats,  t4,60(i. 
Division  st  W  821,  H  Miller,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  dwelling,  $?,000. 
Eobey  st  N  643  45,  Otcar  A  Lewis,  three   story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  tl2,0u0. 
Evergreen  av  213  B  Larson,  Ihr  ee  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  18.000. 
Qreen  st  6331,  E  C  Gerpel,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flat,  $3,000. 
Hoyne  av  366U,  3634,  4'i63,   William  Frlnk,  three  2 

story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,610. 
Leavlti  st  S  £639-49-51,  Same,  three  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,600. 
Ynrkiown  st  3232  38,  Same,  two  1  story  ana  basement 

brick  cottBges,  $2,4  0. 
Thirty-fifth  st  Same.  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,  ;00. 
Newport  av  1501,  Christ  JohnsoD,  Ibree  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  (4,000. 
AUKBSta  st  76  ),  B»'  ette  Schenk,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,50  1. 
Point  et  5  and  9,  B  Grosser,  two  2  etory  frame  flats, 
«3,200. 


Stone  st  64  and  70,  Same,  two  2  story  frame  flats, 
$3,200. 

Prairie  av  6132-34,  A  A  Beck,  three  story  and  baee- 
meut  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

OhampIalD  av  4941,  8  Anderson,  three  story  and 
basement  brick,  $1,600. 

Haleted  st  N  1138,  U  Heine  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  (tore  and  flats,  $5,000. 

California  av  N  702,  F  Movel,  2  etory  and  baeement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,0Ci0. 

Dudl'y  et  776,  Louis  LeJtke,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Ohio  et  iV  716  0  Lenz,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,0(0. 

Woodlawn  av  7164,  Georga  Paioemann,  2  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Oakley  av  3235-41,  W  Frlok,  four  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottages,  $4,000. 

St  Lawrence  av  9417,  L  M  Smith,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  »2.6i  0. 

Erie  av  9033  and  9025,  O  W  Thatcher,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Laflin  st  6349,  .)  T  McOown,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  »2,(i00. 

Ewing  av  98(  3  and  98  6,  H  Wioklemann,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  fla's,  $4,000. 

Lowe  av  3363,  R  Abel,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,500. 

Wharton  st  6480,  Thomas  8  Thorsdell,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
South  Park  av  2911,  Mrs  Mary  Meakan,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 
Morrin  pi  16,  A  Holmberg,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,:0o. 
Olybonrn  av  805,  H  King,  three  etory  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000 
State  st  S  6423,  John   Hammond,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  dwelling,  $5,000. 
Emerald  av  -^617,  Martin  Hottna,  three  story  end 

baeement  brick  flats,  $3,t00. 
Wabash  av  16*0,  Norman  Williams,  five!  story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $4,000. 
Woodlawn  av  5210,  N  J  O'Connor,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $7,000. 
Bonny  av  1151,  Effla  M  Saxe,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dw  lling,  $3,000. 
Taylor  st  1262-70,  Heywood  &  Morrill  Rattan  Com- 
pany, 1  story  and  basement  brick  dry  kiln,  12,600. 
Perry  av  1271,  Peter  Arp,  2  etory  frame  dwelling, 

$2,000. 

Giddinge  st  330,  334,  337  and  341,  L  P  Bammond,  five 

2  story  frame  dwellings,  $9,(00. 
Lawrence  av  341,  343,  344  and  351,  Same,  four  J  story 

frame  dwellings,  $7,200. 
Jackson  ay  508  and  510,  John  W   Mills,   two  2  story 

frame  flats,  $5,0i  0. 
Fairfield  av  N  lb,  John  Spohnho  2.  three  story  and 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $i,20o. 
Rhodes  av  38  i6  and  3838  rear,  Mary  Langworthy,  4 

story  aud  basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Stxty  eishth  st  1612,  W  A   Mills,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  Hate,  $3,60o. 
Dauphin  av  8960,  Lonna  Hoyt.  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,600. 

Dearborn  st  1516  18  20-2  !-42-26,  A  Slatt,  six  2  story 

frame  dwellings,  $6.00  '. 
Nonh  8V  220,  S  Mayer,  4  story  and  basement  brick 

store  and  flats,  17  500. 
North  av  W  1484,  W  W  Wolf,  2  story   and  baseaent 

brick  store  and  dwelling,  $5,OoO. 
Edgmont  av  117,  Catherine  Koslter,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $3,800. 
Marshflleld  av  388-404,  H  Wolf,  eight  3  story  acd 

basement  brick  flats,  $40,00  1. 
Cottage  Grove  av  6612,  Patrick  Ryan,  2  story  frame 

store  and  dwelling,  $2,500. 
Calumet  av  4^28  32,  Garner  Brothers,  three  3  etory 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $25,(;O0. 
Fullerton  av  466,  Mrs  E  Ferry,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Clybourn  av  f  7.  Carl  Grimm.  1  sfory  and  basement 

brick  store  and  dwelling,  $2,200, 
Sunnyside  av  310,  W  Bowden,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2  500. 

Larrtbee  st  fGB,   North  Chicago  Street  Railroad 
Company,  1  etory  and  basement  brick  aldltion  to 
car  barns,  $4,500. 
Dudley  et  976,  0  Menge,  2  etory  and  basement  orlck 
flats,  $2,600. 

LaSalle  av  252-54,  Moody  Institute,  4  etory  and  base 

ment  brick  rear  addition  flats,  $9,00C. 
Perry  st  1291-93,  Julian  H  Pitkin,  2  story  frame 

dwelllGg,  $2,500. 
Bokeby  st  1283,  C  Johnson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Abbott  ct  29,  F  Jaoobson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Perry  av  964,  Mrs  E  J  Gerlon,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Drexel  blvd  4327,  John  M  Qartslde,  three  story  and 

batement  brick  dwelling,  $8,000. 
Archer  av  2953,  Wolf  Marks,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $lo,(  00. 
Ellis  av  3916,  Simeon  Strauss,  6  story  and  basement 
brlok  apartment  baildlng,  $95,000. 


Paulina  et,  near  Twenty-second  st,  Chicago  Cottage 
Organ  Company,  6  etory  and  basement  brick  ware- 
house, $12,000. 

Monroe  av  6453,  A  E  Bradley,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,000. 

Indiana  av  5312,  Oharlea  Liebrandt,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Henry  st  490,  Miss  £  Bomemann,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  (4,500. 

Eighteenth  st  W  71'2,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Fifty-fourth  st  601-10,  H  McOormick,  four  1  story 
frame  cottages,  $2,500. 

Forty-third  et  739-49,  A  M  Fuller,  eix  4  etory  and 
baeement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $60,000. 

Wabash  av  4253,  Same,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $10,000. 


Removal  of  Ticket  Office 

CHICAQO,  MILWaDEKE  &  ST    PAUL  BY. 

On  March  1st  the  Chicago  ticket  office  of  the 
OhIoBgo,  Milwaukee  &  8t  VanlBy.  will  be  moved  to 
the  new  iTiarquette  Bnlldiua,  ciruor  Adams  and 
Deaib  >rn  streets.  Tee  number  of  the  rfflce  will  be 
96  Adams  street.  O.N.  Southkb, 

Ticket  Agent. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  li.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERTNG,  MASONRT, 

CalGlmlning,  ©to. 
All  &,iua<  ot  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Quincy  St., 

Building  Material*  Ch  IcaeO 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  757. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  ^CrSQlT'TS.  (  


Promptly  secured.  Tr!idc-;Miiik.<(,  (  uryrights 
and  L.abels  retiistered.  Twenty- Ave  yt'iir.s  ex- 
perience. We  repMit,  whether  piitcni  cun  he 
secured  or  not,  freeofcliirgc.  Ourt'ee  m  it  duo 
until  patent  is  slloworl.  3"i  pago  fiooU  I' r<"0. 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO..  Attoii.e.vs  at  Luw. 
W  U- S.  I'll.  Office     WASHINGirON,  D.Cr 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identitled 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
apbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfaotarers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lioes. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


ANDEBSON.  Qnetavns,  Rcom  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIBD  b  WARNER,  Rmg.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  tt. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BRDO    B.,  Room  ft.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  Q.  k  ^ons.,  Rm  37.  1R«  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  80S  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
C4IRNDUFF,  W.  H.  St  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
COLE,  M.  T.  &  CO.,   Cole's  Block,  138  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
ODLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 198  La  Salle  St. 
CUMMINQS  E.  A„  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Wa'hlDgton  ste, 
DELAMATER,  S..  66  Dearborn  et.  HnmboldtPa  k 

p  '•ooerty  a  specialty. 
DRETER  E.  S.  &  Co..  99  Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  QED.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
ffiGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  1'23  La  Salle  et. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7lh  floor  Chamber  of 

Commere. , 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Haleted  and  71et 

65th  Boulevard. 
iTRIOKE,  C.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GBTOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Inenranoe  Bldg. 
QOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
SORDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
SROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Maeonio  Temple. 
aDNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  S.  Olark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  et. 
HELMER  s,  FRANK,  90  Washington  et 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  S  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HtTRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HOTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  et. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  et. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Waehlngton  at 
LANQHENRY,  B.  J.,  Aeaooiallon  Bldg  ,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaBalle  st. 
LOEB,  Will.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  et. 

ThAGILL  J.  0,  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8t*  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  b  Trnet  Bldg. 
SIERIQDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
WDLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
O'HEARNE  W.  P.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  War  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  B>'  g. 
KAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  (Jo.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHNEIDER  Q  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  et. 
80HDMA0BER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHOBAET  AARON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AOG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  1C7  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpl 
KANDES,  E.  W.  i  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Str< 
ZOTTERMEISTER,  H.  O.  .  &  Co.,  818  S.  Haistea 

BANKKRS. 

DREYER  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D(  arborn  Strec 

MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclburn 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164DearbotL 
WASMANSDORF  b  HEINEMANN,  l47  Haoaolpt). 

A1}atTacti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  &  BIOKOOBDS,  107  Tear- 
bom  et. 

HANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Washington  at 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  4  CO.,  86  Waehlngton  at, 
BKOOaDBiPS  ABSTRACT  nBPT..  Oonnty  f  ourt 
Hon**. 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Real  Kttate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  speculatinc  In  real  «8iate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Bnrean  to  adverMss  prf  perty  for  sale;  to  insure 
proteci.lon  and  best  results  t*^  advertisers. 

Keferences:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  WasmansdorflE  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Chicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


March  16,  1895 


Office 
Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  St 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cab  e.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
tfas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenu«,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  SIO  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  OHBIBTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Cor.   La  Sslle   and   Madison  8t8. 


"elephone  Main  564. 


Chicago 


Builders'  a^d  Qei^eral  [iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOClS. 

Buyers  Will  find  our   STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tiie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


A.  fi.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings in  America.  Challenge  any  one  to 
^  give  the  value  they  du  in  this 
WL  line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
^etc. 


>A.H.Mm&Ce., 


Metal  Chairs. 


CHICAGO: 

215  Wabash  Av. 


Call  on  u.s,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  <fe  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainai e, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  rfiven : 
to  remodeling; 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

an;1  oui 
methoiisarethe 
most  approved. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OJ-FICK  AXD  WOKKN, 
15th  Mtreet  and  Ashland  Avenue, 
Chio.aso,  111. 


Atlaa  Fire  As^nraooe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  HaBabarg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Iqs   Oo.,  N.  Y. 
Geiman  Fi-e  Ina.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  f-late  Glass  log.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

CHICAGO  Il.L.II«OI(i 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A,  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  (353. 


FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


Henry  J,  Cosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  block/ 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  G.  Hoynb 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE  j 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


A  genu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Furnished 


85  Washington  Street, 
Chicago. 


MAg(!)NI(^  TEMPLE 

s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
s^tised  commercial  building  on 

larth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

 Manager. 

WILLIAM  T.  BRANITZKY, 

ARCHITECT, 

Office  .320  Mew  Kra  Bde, 
0alsted  and  Harrison  Sts, 
beBidenoa  6*7  Ashland  Boulevard,  OHJOAQO 


Chicag:o 

Directory 
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ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  H.  W.  Cor.  Adams  !«is. 

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Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CtlicagrO,  111. 


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REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

N08.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.. 

ceiCA«>o. 

p       The  InvestmeTit  ot  Money  <n  G"od  ^ecuri'l»s  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  sees  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


GILBEET  M.  WEEKS. 


D. OOLBBBT. 


Telephone  Main  164?. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortfageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 


WYLIiXS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMA.N  BAIBD,  GEOBQE  Ii.  WABNEB, 

Oonsultlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sncceed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Specinl  altenflon  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


(gicsigro. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Reah  Estate  and  Rentins. 

Real  Estate  bought,  and  sold  especially  in  tbe  nortti 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

•3<4'15*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUEj|6. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  CGDEN  GBElSN. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLt). 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate.Loansand  Investments, 

Boom  93StStock  Exchange  Building, 
8.  W  Cer.  lia  Salle  and  Washington  Streets, 
CHICA«iO. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilortga|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  l-A  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o, 


CHICAGO 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers, 

Mortgage  Loans. 
Will  remove  from  128  La  Salle  Street  March  15  to 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBDBN. 
UANDOLPH  E.  riSHBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  183S- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olark:  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BABNE8,  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  pabish, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


J.H.  l49LaSalleSt 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  1 


^NULISSINGEN 


EST'D 
18  7  9 


&  BRO- 


REMQV^AL  NOTICE. 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co 

(The  first  fiuir  ntee  c  impmy  organized  in  Chic  g 3.) 

Will  remove  March  16,  1895,  to  its  new  offices  S.  W. 
corner  La  Salle  and  Washington  streets,  Chicago,  in 
the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

Makes  Abstracts  of  Title, 

Gu-irantees  Titles  of  Real  Estate. 
Transacts  General  Trust  Business. 

GWYNN  GABNETT  Presi-lont  A.  H.  i-Ei,LER8.  Vice-President 
0    B  LiBRABEE,  Treasurer.  A.  A.  8TEWABT,  Secretary. 

FBANK  H.  BELLEBS,  Trust  Officer. 


Established  1879, 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

Main  Office  Branch  Office 

1 87  &  1 89  Dear  bo  r  n  St.        Caiumet  av^  and  ijtii  st. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


266 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  23  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.cr©  .  Tracts  :P\:iro]ria,seci 
Or  Sa'bdiTided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 

30i  to  304  INTEE  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

TKIiEPHONB  19»H. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peiersou)  nianufact'rs  of 

eARPENTERS'  M0yLDlNSS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
143  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
t5.C0  to  tsn.OU  per  ancum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  [$• 
$500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

ISrancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS. 


■o:- 


<^ioans  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans 
Invesviaents. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  sh 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Main  2fiH,  CHICAGO. 


Teleptione  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  ^'^^ 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  aSOB.  55  street. 

94  La  S&IIC  Str66t,    wa^ington,  OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Bt,     eaANO    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  l^earborn  Mreet 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existiny  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 


THE 


FiKST. — It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second. — It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiRr  —It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth. — In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos- 
sessed by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh. — From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth— A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

Masonic  Temple^      «      «  ChicasQ. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4.  ^ 


F::;Dci&  B.  Feabody. 


Jaa.  L.  HoQghteling. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


 THEi  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOBV,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Preeldent. 

J.  0.  CRAFT,  Caehler. 


Ueposits  July  12.  1893.  S1,5».3  083  71 
Deposits  JHuy  4,  18»4  S3,-478.948  91, 

"W©  solicit  yo-ur  'tovisin.ess. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6tli  Floor  JHasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates' 

120  L&SALLE  STREET 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

Hartford  Balldlns. 

Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TW 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and  I 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  ? 
carefully  compiled.  3 


I^eal  Estate  I  BuiWipiJJoiJrpal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance  1 
Building  and  Real  ESTATf  ^ 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALCS 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 
MASTER'S  SALEo  | 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  / 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  12. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MARCH  23,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  pbb  Copy. 


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TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486.                           IN8TJBAN0E  PLACED. 

E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Rentrng, 

153-155  LaSaile  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.                                        r^V-il  fTO 

Ratbnswood.  \^X110cay«J. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of 

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO, 

GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

EE^L  ESTpTE,  INSURpCE,  LDp2 

Soath  Ohicsgo  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMEECIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.                        South  Chicago,  Ills 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctiarriber  of  Commerce, 
CHICAGO. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and   I>^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

E.  T.  PAUL  dt  CO, 

Stocks,  BondS)  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 

Effffleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    409-111  EOOKEEY  BLDC}. 

PERLEY  HALE 

ARCHITECT 

i3o    MANWATTAN  BUILDING,                         r~^T-|  1 /-» «  rT/-^ 
3>6  DEARBORN  ST.                                V_^XXXV_^Cl^  »^ 

/Boney  LoanBd  Witliout  DommissiDn 

•31  On  improved  city  property  and 
•31  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nevp  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

F.W.  KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  Steam  Power, 

70,  72,  74,  76  W.  Washington  St. 
And  44  S.  Jefferson  St. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.    0.  H.  PU30HE0K.    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  fUBUC.                                   TELEPHONE  CANAL  2i. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Salte  211  Home  Insurance  Enilding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Nf»g;otiatf>d 
on  •'»>p'-oved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 

H.  C.  MOVi^RBY.                                            C.  F.  PARKER. 

MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
904  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO . 

g^Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given   to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS.                                            C.  O.  GOSS. 
SILAS  M .  MOORE .                                            E .  S .  JUDD . 

E.  A.  CUMMINBS  x&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tlate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 

FBANE  BIEDIiE.                                                         P.  J.  80HEEINEB 

FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  South  661, 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Hold.    Bents  OjUected.    Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.     Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commissior 

EstabliHiied  1854. 

Knigl?t  ^  Mai^sl^all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FI3Sr-A.2SrOIA.L  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAOO. 

STOCE  EZCHANGE  BUILDING.          N0TA£7  PUBLIC 
Telephone  Ulaln  3733. 

JOHN  D0LB8E.                                   H.  BHEPABU 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

\ PAVING  \  CONTRACTORS,  i 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.               Telephone  Main  8269. 

MANDTAODUBSBS  AITD  DEAUCBS  IB 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,            -      -  OHIOAQCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1409. 

Part'.oolar  attention  paid  to  Macadam  Beads,  Drives,  Bonle 
vardB  and  Boada  In  n«w  Sabdlviiloiu. 

Humtaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg., 

BRANCH  OFFIOE:                 N.  W.  Oor.  Washingtoii  and 
8,  E.  Oor.  Oallfornia  db  North  Avs.                 LaSalle  St8., 
0pp.  Ent.  to  Homboldt  Park.                                    OHIO  Qi. 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Match  28,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BETISBD  AND  OOBBECTED  EVEBX  WEEK — ALL  LEITEBS  MUST  BE 
UABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTT 
ADTEBTISED  KSOEFT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQuNT'S 
AnDBSSS  IS  aiTJiN. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  bnilding,  lot  26  x 

125.    R  11  S  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,600; 
$1,500  cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  lU. 
Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  brick  house.    B15.,..$  7,000 

Bowen  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  cne  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei;jhborhood.     W  8. $7, 500  and  $  8,000 
Oalumet  av,  north  44th  st,  2-story,  6  and  7  rooms, 

modern,  with  barn,  cheap      Ml  f  7,500 

Oalumet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11  room  stone, 

new  and  every  convenience.    Ml  $10,000 

Oalumet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  165 

Oalumet  av.  near  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  50 

Oalumet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x200x130,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  $  100 

Oalumet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6   $  200 

Oalumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Oarpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  bnildiog  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Cbamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  9  room  stoue  front, 

modern,  owner  is  seller.    Ml   $6,700 

Obamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  16  $  5,200 

Ohamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  fool.    F  13.  .$  700 

Ohioago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0on.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Ohioago  Heights.-  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $8,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  SIst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
incombranoe  $15,(i0o.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  full  d'pth,  price 

per  foot.    Ml  $  214 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  11 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  S-story  briok  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  lot  130  ft  deep,  price  per 

foot.    M  1   '.  $  85 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4l8t  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  16.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$23,0U0 
Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25£l'.:5.  Address  W  F  Hay  den, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Btewart  av  .    $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,moderu, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    M  1  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36ih  st,  U-room  brick  bouse.  B  15.$15,0(i0 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B  15.$2o,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15.$l(i,00<i 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooL  is,  brick  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15.$13,(i00 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15.$3(/,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46ih  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 
Ellis  av,  near  56th  st,  e  f  50x130,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  62.50 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,0(  0.  incumbrance  |7,<i00.     Will  exohacge 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  oush  at  a 
bargain.     For  pirtionlars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121;  in  fice  shape.  M  1.$  7,250 
Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2  story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    M  1  .$  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Drexel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  otter.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  at,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,600 


REkL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

(5F18)  cor  100x100,  very  choice,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  1  300 

(5F19)  cor  105x100,  elegant  location,  price  per 

front  foot.    P  4  $  325 

(5F110)  cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per 

front  foot.    P4     $  260 

(5FU)  cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  SOC 

(5F12)  cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  250 

(5F13)  cor  140x100,  snap,  pi  ice  per  front  foot. 

P  *  $  200 

(6F12)  cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4   $  260 

(6F13)  oor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per 

front  foot.    P4  $  220 

(6F14)  cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pfice 

per  front  foot.     P4    $  300 

Forty  fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st  (Kenwood),  elegant  lO-rooK.  brown 

stone,  every  convenience.    Ml  $  8,800 

Forty  seventh  ct,  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.  B  15...  $  6,000 
Forty-seventh  et,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13   $  200 

Forty  seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  $  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  22o 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot  (8F12.)    P  4.$  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  fine  shape;  easy  payments.  Ml...  $21,000 
Granu  blvd,  near  46ih  ist,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  49th  st,  60x150,  price  per  ft.  M  1.$  275 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  25  to  1(0  x  150,  price 

per  foot.    Ml   $  3C0 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  66th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .$  166 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  et  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 

building^s  containing  four  modern  fiats;  close 

to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 

Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  fall  particulars 

address  G  Fuches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  10  room  frame  house.  B  l.'i.$  10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 

south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 

Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  3-story  stune,  6,  7  and  8 

rooms,  lot  25x180,  new  and  cheap.    M  1  $  9,0C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10- room  brick  hoose.  B  15.  $10,'  00 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15  . .  Snj-^iOO 
Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6, £00 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  165 

Indiana  av,  near  61et  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  87.50 

Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.50 

Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  80 
loglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Larg*>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houc^es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar^7th  st.lO-room  stone  house. B  15.  $10,0(0 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbarkav,  near  University,  50xl8(i;  bargain .  Q  8. 

Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15.  $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  fat,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  4()th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  46th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13...$  80 

Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  9C(J 

Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  FI3....f  760 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience  .     M  1 ...  $  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49tb.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  ,  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10, 000 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  155 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F13...$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$  4,500 
McOhesney  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  835 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  50  lots.     F  13   $  8,50 

Michigan  av,near  6lBt  8t,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24, 0(  0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  s.oue.    B  16 .  :$3i>,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  $  no 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  $  450 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

1^  1  $  126 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  lOO  x  161,  price 

per  toot.     M  1  |  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  226 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$16,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  ....  $  5,0CO 
Monroe  av,  near  54th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

M  1  $  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  $  675 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,(>00 

Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  uf  Yates  av,  s  f  25x154, 
oheap.  Price  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  B  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Baeeb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  Sbamokin,  Pa. 
Oaken wald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  bouse.  B  15.$  9,0CO 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $144100 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  uetaohed. 

VV8  $  9,5C0 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  bnilding  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  60x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  aid  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27}^  x  126,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Schell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13   $  300 

Seventy  fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

P  13  $  66 

Seventy  fifth  st,  n  e  oor  Coles,  price  perfect.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  80 

Seventy  ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  l^Oxli'5.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $  6,f00 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  16.$12,COO 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  et,  near  Union,  32  ft,   price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  55 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B15  $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  125 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.60 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st,  Oor  near  67th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  59th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  30 

St  Lawrence  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  $  700 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  111. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  16    $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Thornton,  30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18   $4'(iO,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  61st,  price  per  foot.    F13.....$  22 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L  12  $  4,500 


March  23,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  b  of  43d  et,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  foor 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  honses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  eleotrio 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennesav.oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. . .  $  8,000 
Vinoennesav,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.|17,000 
Vinoenres  av,  near  45th  st,  3-8tory  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  oonvenienoe,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  i  125 

Vinoennesav,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincences  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  P  13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st.  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3-story  bri^k,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    M  1  o  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  Der  front  foot. 

S13  '«  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  12th  st,    2-atory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180,  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15  1  VOO 

Washington  av,  near  51stst,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Washington  st  corner,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 

150  ft  running  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 

on  the  east  side  of  property.    Terms  $50,000 

cash;  balance  to  suit.    This  location  is  near 

bosiness  eentre  and  is  adapted  to  various  uses. 

Owner.    J  12   $150,000 

Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

Bt  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  cor  55th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$25,r00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  52d  st,  price  per  foot.    FI3.$  150 
W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  olear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  prioe  per  foot.    F13.$  32 

NOBTB  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8   $  t-,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .A  13  $  95 

Barling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.    W8  $  5,400 

Olark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  si  N,  S-stcry  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  a  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }^  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37)^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater,  sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston,  Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Eenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  lO-room 
bouse,  built  last  summer  by  dayb  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  buih  houses 
pn    the    North   Shore.     All    flashings  and 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


water-tables  are  made  \ji  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d^cay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  If  you  desire  a  nice 
home  in  one  of  the  most  beautiful  suburbs  of 
Chicago,  with  all  city  convenience?,  filtered 
water  as  pure  as  spring  water,  gas  $1  per  1,000, 
all  improvements  in,  where  no  assessments 
will  ever  be  made,  ^ihere  taxes  are  but  ^  of 
the  City  taxes,  with  school  privileges,  a  nice 
church;  where  restrictions  prevents  anything 
undesirable  around  or  about  yon,  and  a  nice 
class  of  people.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let  this 
pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tickets, 
60  rides  $6,30,  21  trains  each  way  daily,  time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  snr-all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  par- 
chaser.    O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  tt.    W  8  $  9.000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,3(0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720 .    W  8  $  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  i!  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  |6,900j  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  ani  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  alt 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23J^.     A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  ....  $  .3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-^  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay.  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, |Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  bailding,20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beaatifai  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  50  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-ruom 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  St  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft,    Prioe  each.  X14  $  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  ranniog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  oqsh; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  soit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  8,  No  16,  lot  26^^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encambered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    ,   (  34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  |    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3.10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ^''^  ^^"^ 
2-8tory  anil  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hoaaes  cost  to  hr-M.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improveiiipnts.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  prioe  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam- heated  flat  bailding.  W  b.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    B  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  1  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5.000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0CO 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above,    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26xli2. 

a  11  $  3,000 

Logan  sq,  76x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11.  $10,000 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayf  air,  120  lots  50x125.  prioe  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  honses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  honses,  lot 

25x126  ft.    R  11   2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  honse  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000.  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  aore.    RU  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  T 104  Owens 


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March  23, 1896. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 


Bailding;. 

Ogden  av,  Dear  Adams  st,  briok  bnilditig,  store  and 

flats-    RJl  112,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  oboioe  oiodern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  |  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Proviso — 80  aores,  being  tie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Prioe  f  5(  0  per  acre,  no  inonmbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  ft  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  reqoity  in  good  flats,    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Liosoott's  sab-division,  lots  16  to  28, 
inolnaive,  $200  each;  lot  29.  f  250;  lots  31  to  41, 
inclasive,  $200  each;  lot  46,  |20  i;  lot  47,  |225; 
lots  1,  24,  25  and  48,  *225  each;  lots  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inclusive,  fl75  each;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  f225  eaoh;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inolnsive, 
$175  each;  lots  11  and  47,  |225  eaoh;  lots  13  to 
28,  inolasive,  |2(  0;  lots  2'J  and  30,$^50eaoh; 
lots  31  to  46,  inolD8i-»e,  $200  eaoh.    K  11. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .S17  and  319,  cor  Natt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eanb.    R  11  $12  000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  briok 
flat  bnildiDg;  7  rooms  each  flat-  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11.  . .  .$  6,250 

Twelftb  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W8....$  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  ohoioe  property .    Z  3.t 

Two  valuable  corners  one  blook  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlf  0.    W  8.  .$  2,000 

Washington  blvd,  residenoe,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $1 1,000 .  Want  a  resi  enoe 
netir  Francisco  st.    Will  pnt  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st.  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Franoisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  £0  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  |  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $l,ono  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  p:\rpo8es.    Make  oflfer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8...$  7f00 

Willis  Pt,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  ' 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

ARKANSAS. 

Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottonwood,  gum,  hickory  and  walont. 
fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the  aore;  exeellent  farming  lands 
150,000, 18i»,000  and  1,250,0(0  aores  in  Eastern  Arkansas 
at  $2.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple  Room  .309. 


OALIFOBNIA . 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.     The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  >ieing 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
proparty.    Owner  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions     The  lowest  price  thet  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Ooloay  Lands,  where    orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trao  s  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  piyable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 
California  income  properties  for    sale  on  ea^y  terms 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bearing,  com- 
prising choicest  varieties  of    almonds,  apricots,  figs 
olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes,  lemons  and  oranges;  all 
well  improved  and  title  perfect.   For  partloulars  address 
Box  45,  Telephone  Bidg.,  San  Francisco. 
Los  Angeles,  very  desirHble  residence  on  Adams  st  (KO  ft 
wide),  and  lot  110xl5(i;  has  9  rooms  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences, having  been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement 
walks,  wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all  kinds; 
will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange  for  Ohioago 
improved.    Address  P  13. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Tehama  Co,  60,000  aores  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  r'oh  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  fanoons  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  prioe  $5.00  per  aore.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  309. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  aores  carefully  selected  aa  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0f0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property.  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co.  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,fi00  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly   largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to 
15,0(  0  ft  to  the  aore;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  prioe  $1.50.   W  H  Wood 
ward.  Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 
Illinois.— Rook  I-land,    for    sale    or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balaooe  on  time.    E  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  4t  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
3.0,(100  bushels;  o  >st  about  $40,00'.';  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

LAKE  FOBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  eaoh,  near 
shore  and  University.  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  aores;  title  good;  averages  19,600  feet  to  aore  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  eto;  Prioe  $6.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward', 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,0^0  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,i  00 
cash,  $4,C0  )  in  trade.    E  4. 
36  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chioago,onBelt 
R.  R.    Big  bargain.     Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  126  x  124  for  $3,600,  clear.    Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 
Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  5l8t,  a  2-8tory 
dwelhdg  in  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 
Halsted  st,  near  I'hh,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.    Prioe  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11, 

Seventy-seventh  8t,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rook 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  briok;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
doe  in  a  year  and  $3,000  doe  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8000;  want  farm.  W  15. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R  Ltman 
125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 
Wentwonh  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fltt  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  . ,  $16,500 

NOBTB  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


erty  and  assume.    F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  bloc»  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 

$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property 

Business  property.    E  14. 
Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartmen  t 

buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 

$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WBST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfleld  Park,  prioe  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  fiat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $6.0(  0. 
Prioe  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  ohoioe  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,600.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H,  S 
Dietrich  &  Co..  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California— 30  aores  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
eto.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  Close  to  good  schools  a  j  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Franoisco,  Oal. 

OEOBGIA . 

Georgia— 550-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olaar; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  briok,  with  72  Teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globb 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenoed,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  ordei-,  prioe  $7,500.  Will  take  about  )^  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I. 

KANSAS, 

Kansas- -160  aores  in  Osborn  Co,  10  noiles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,600,  encumbrance  $606,  due  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-stor*. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranchj  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  oity  property.  D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenoed  in,  40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  briok  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred     E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,C00;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

wisqpNsiN . 

Wisconsin- Store  property  in  oity  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  oity  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chioego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stook  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lauds  and  M  cash  for  stook  of  loods. 
X  11  * 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stook.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first  olass 

ai  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    P  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12ih  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBDBN  FABK. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  aores  of  land  with  house  apd  botn 


March  23  189£. 


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PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


in  the  vicinity  of  Auborn  Park. 
S  18. 


State  terms  and  looattoD. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Fonr-Btory  and  basement  bnilding,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Konr-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Oonrt  Uonse.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE?T  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  incloded. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Bnren  at,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Boilding  Jooraal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  property,  clear;  will  assome 
incumbrance.   AddretjS  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,000  to 

|io,noo.  T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  et,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Rob  &  Co,  58  N  Olintob 

st,  Chicago. 

OUT?IDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
oounty  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bDsinertS  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  Iil. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity      "  ' 


F  12. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  offioe  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  1  CO, 

Sncceeaors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


The  First  National  Banl(  i  Gliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

I  YMAN  J.  Gage,  Pre  ident.  .liS.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 

BiOBABD  J.  bTBBET.  Cashier.  Holmes  Hoqb,  AsbH  Cashier 

Fbank  E.  Bbown,  2a  Ass't  Cashier. 

oirectoks: 

Pam'l  M.  Niokebsok.      E.  F.  Lawbenoe. 
F.  D.  Qbay.  NOBMiN  B,  Beam. 

R   0.  NiCKSBBON.  L.  J.  GAqe. 

A.  A.  Cabpenteb.  Jas, 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
-exington  streets. 


S.  W.  Allebton 
Neison  Mobbis, 
EuoENE  8.  Pike. 

B.  lOBQAII. 


•  THE 


National  Bank  of  lllinoix 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Oeo.  Sobneideb,  President. 
Waltkb  L.  Peok.  V1c«  President. 
Am.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moi.1.,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
Bbkby  B.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO 


FOR  SALE 

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave..  Room  50. 


Cilicap  Interior  Decoratinj  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels.Tiies.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  gratle  of  first  class  floods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
149  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 
Formerly  occupied  JJgjjj.y  QO. 

C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-  Loans. 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  UFB  BUILDING 


Chicago. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed . 


X^oom  3  1 


1S5  OlGtr^k.  Street 


Important 
Announcement 


To  the  Office  Renting  Public:— 

The  10th,  11th,  12th,  and  13th 
floors  of  the  ASSOCiATION 
BUILDING,  Numbers  153  and 
155  La  Salle  street,  are  to  be 
completed  on  or  before  April 
15th,  1895,  thus  making  the 
most  valuable  portion  of  the 
building  available  for  tenants 
before  May  1st.  To  those  re- 
quiring large  space  or  single 
offices  we  would  advise  an 
early  inspection  of  this  elegant 
office  structure.  Its  central  lo- 
cation, reasonable  rates,  excel- 
lent appointments,  daylight 
offices,  established  reputation 
for  character  and  occupation 
of  tenants,  and  high  grade  ele- 
vator and  janator  service  are 
the  chief  inducements  offered. 
NOW  IS  THE  TIME  TO  TAKE 
ADVANTAGE  of  them  and 
have  these  desirable  offices 
arranged  to  suit  your  require- 
ments. 

Correspondence  solicited. 
Have  our  representative  call 
upon  you  with  plans. 

E.W.  ZANDER  &  CO. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS, 
153  and  155  La  ^alle  Street,  Chicago 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
™  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 


Room  220,  2 


Telephone  Main  1098 


1 8  La  Salle  Street 

CHICAGO 


Tfflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTUKBRS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


FOR  SALE  - 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 
803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111 . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  &v.,  near  Jaokaon  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnons  performanoes  11  a.  m 
to  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago.  Price 
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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  MARCH  23.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

International  complications  now  supply  the  corres 
pondents  at  Washington  with  food  for  their  daily 
gossip,  but  so  far  as  the  business  interests  of  the 
country  are  concerned,  there  Is,  fortunately,  no  dis 
turbing  element.  The  mere  fact  that  a  vessel  or  two 
has  been  flred  on  by  Spanish  gunboats  will  have  no 
effect  on  trade  in  general,  and  the  characteristic  at 
titude  of  Great  Britian  towards  weak  powers  in  Cen- 
tral America  is  not  likely  to  result  in  anything  more 
serious  than  diplomatic  correspondence.  The  calam 
ity  howlers  will  have  to  look  further  if  they  would 
discover  a  genuine  scare. 

Commerce  and  trade  are  influenced  by  great  politi 
co-economic  laws  to  a  greater  extent  than  is  gener- 
ally admitted.  The  honest  student  of  tarifif  legisla- 
tion finds  many  an  example  of  this  in  the  actual  ex- 
perienc  es  of  merchants  of  our  own  and  former  times. 
A  Boston  merchant,  engaged  largely  in  South  Afri- 
can trade,  says  that  the  exemption  of  wool  from  cus 
toms  taxation  is  a  great  benefit.  Heretofore  mer- 
chandise sent  from  Boston  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
had  to  pay  in  outward  freight  the  cost  of  the  entire 
trip,  because  return  freights  of  the  products  of  the 
colony  could  not  be  had,  owing  to  the  heavy  customs 
charges  they  met  with  in  our  ports.  With  the  re- 
moval of  the  impost  on  wool,  the  chief  export  pro- 
duct, the  vessels  can  get  a  return  cargo  wh  ch  de- 
frays part  of  the  expenses  of  the  trip  and  reduces  the 
charge  on  outward  freight.  Thus  a  double  benefit  is 
experienced.  The  effect  of  a  wuol  duty  was  to  in- 
crease the  cost  of  the  merchandise  sent  out.  This 
either  handicapped  the  manufacturer  here  or,  by  in- 
creasing the  cost  there,  diminised  consumption.  If 
the  tendency  was  to  prevent  exports  the  result  was  a 
larger  supply  for  the  home  market,  creating  a  con- 
gestion that  told  in  ruinous  competition.  The  Bos- 
ton merchant  finds,  as  a  matter  of  experience,  that 
under  the  old  tariff  his  means  for  ;investment  in  re- 
turn cargoes  were  diminished  by  payment  of  the 
cost  of  the  return  trip  of  his  vessel.  Just  so  the  pur- 
chasing capacity  of  all  exports  is  diminished  to  the 
extent  of  the  charges  on  the  merchandise  taken  in 
return. 

Laying  aside  the  mooted  question  of  the  desirabil- 
ity of  a  protective  policy,  the  simple  fact  is  evident 
that  the  United  States  is  fast  becoming  queen  of  the 
industrial  world.  Our  manufactures  compete  suc- 
cessfully with  those  of  England  not  only  in  every 
other  country  on  the  globe  but  in  England  itself. 
Only  recently  a  shipment  of  American  woolen  cloth 
was  sold  in  Bristol,  the  very  home  of  the  English 
woolen  industry,  and  it  is  a  fact  too  well  demon- 
onstrated  for  contradiction  that  in  the  cheaper 
grades  of  woolens  America  now  leads  the  world 
The  great  strike  of  shoe  workers  in  England  now  on 
is  the  result  of  the  competition  of  American  shoes 
and  machinery  in  the  Eaglish  market.  A  superior 
grade  of  shoes  made  here  by  high-priced  workmen 
can  be  exported  to  England  and  sold  at  less  than 
prices  obtained  there  for  inferior  shoes  of  their  own 
make.  The  foundations  of  England  s  greatness,  her 
industries,  are  being  vitally  assailed  by  American 
skill. 

What  is  needed  ou  this  side  the  Atlantic  is  not  so 
muzh  greater  capacity  as  more  honestj .  In  financial 
matters  the  name  United  States  abroad  too  often 
stands  for  dishonesty.  Great  railway  scandals  have 
done  most  in  the  past  to  spread  this  mal-odorous  rep- 


utation. Mr.  Mulhall,  a  well-known  English  author 
ity  on  statistics,  in  a  recent  paper  gives  the  cost  of 
transportation  by  rail  in  the  different  countries  of 
Europe  as  compared  with  the  United  States.  While 
the  average  cost  of  transportation  in  the  United 
States  is  80  cents  per  ton  for  100  miles,  the  same  av 
erage  cost  in  Great  Britian  is  $2.60.  These  figures 
show  that  while  the  wages  paid  in  the  United  States 
are  much  higher  than  those  paid  in  Europe,  trans 
portation  is  furnished  here  at  about  one-third  the 
prices  charged  there.  But  this  necessitates  only  the 
stricter  integrity  and  economy  in  management  here 


LOCAL  STOCKS, 


An  improved  demand  for  money  is  the  one  encour 
aging  feature  of  the  local  market.  Call  rates  are 
being  generally  advanced,  and  bankers  find  the  situ 
ation  so  much  stronger  that  they  are  able  to  discrimi 
nate  against  unfavorable  loans.  The  demand  seems 
to  be  independent  of  any  interest  in  stock  invest 
ment.  Speculation  is  apparently  dead,  as  are  the 
stimulating  forces  to  speculation.  Reports  have  been 
so  unfavorable  of  late  regarding  all  the  former  favo 
rite  speculative  stocks  that  there  seems  to  be  no 
longer  any  inducement  to  invest. 

The  cable  stocks  continue  to  be,  as  always,  chief 
subjects  for  discussion.  This  week  they  have  lost 
ground.  West  Chicago  is  down  to  116  and  North 
Chicago  to  2«0  The  Journal  has  been  steadily  of 
opinion  that  much  higher  prices  were  justified  by  the 
earnings  of  these  lines,  and  no  doubt  this  is  true;  but 
the  stocks  are  kept  down  by  uncertainty  as  to  the 
policy  Mr.  Yerkes  will  pursue  in  the  near  future. 
Stockholders  feel  that  they  ought  to  be  informed  as 
to  the  prospect  of  new  issues  of  stock,  the  actual  cost 
of  extensions,  etc  ,  etc.  But  they  are  kept  in  the 
dark  now  quite  as  much  as  in  the  past.  The  fact  is 
both  North  and  West  side  properties  are  dominated 
by  one  man,  and  even  the  directors  of  these  com- 
panies are  probably  quite  as  much  in  the  dark  as  to 
what  Mr.  Yerkes  proposes  to  do  as  the  stockholders 
are. 

There  is  a  feeling  that  the  steady  improvement  in 
business  must  affect  the  industrial  stocks  favorably, 
hence  they  are  stronger.  Diamond  Match  leads  the 
list  at  i23.  This  is  a  favorite  stock  because  its  sup- 
porters have  not  resorted  to  hippodrome'  tactics  to 
make  scalp  deals  out  of  a  too  confiding  public.  Even 
with  heavy  competition  which  will  likely  come  in  the 
near  future  Diamond  Match  bids  fair  to  be  a  paying 
stock  for  years  to  come. 

Incidentally,  the  Whisky  Trust  examination  has 
been  of  interest.  Experts  are  about  ready  to  bring 
in  their  report  on  the  condition  of  the  books  for  the 
fiscal  year  ending  March  3L  1892.  It  is  said  that  this 
report  will  be  the  foundation  for  suits  against  certain 
officers  and  directors  of  the  Trust  to  recover  moneys 
which  will  aggregate  |2,000  000  or  more.  It  is  also 
said  that  they  will  lay  bare  the  facts  in  the  conspiracy 
which  culminated  in  the  sale  of  the  Shufeldt  dis- 
tillery, and  which  was  marked  during  its  progress  by 
attempts  to  destroy  the  distillery  with  dynamite. 
Altogether  this  promises  to  be  one  of  the  rottenesb 
financial  disclosures  of  modern  times. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  av 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Mar.  16,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


New  York  . . 

Ohioago  

BoRton  

Philadelphia. . 
St.  Lonis.  .  . 
San  FraDOisoo. 
Baltimore  .... 
Pittsburgh. . . . 
OiDoinnati .  . . 
Kansas  City  . . 
New  Orleaijp  . . 
Buffalo  


WEEK  ENDING 

MAB.  16,  1895. 

i  48*,?54  944 

84  5  0  098 
83,656  639 
5^,408  548 
25.398,860 
13,921,704 
11,439.137 
12,151,744 
12,183,200 
9.712,049 
9,270,086 
3,559,115 


WEEK  ENDING  Per- 

MAB.  16,  1894.  oentages 
Ido.  Deo. 


468.811,256 

75,ftlS.340 
78,624,971 
51  163.600 
20,828,816 
12.763.716 
12,328,!il3 
11.130,191 
11,450.250 
9,210,206 
8,564,ieo 
4,685,931 


3.4 
11  3 

6.4 
14.2 

n  1 

9.4 


7.3 


24.0 


.Milwaakee. . . . 

Detroit   

Loaisvillsi,  ^, 

Mionoppolis  . . 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

Houston*  

St.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 

Columbus  .... 

Hartford  

Siohmond  .... 

Washington. ., 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. , ., 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or . . 

ftoohester  

New  Haven. . . 

Savannah  .... 

Springfield  ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta   

i^ort  Worth.  . 

Waoc*  

Syracuse  .... 

Dee  Muin 43. . . 

Qrand  K<*  ^tids 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Dei 

Norfolk  

Sioux  City... 
Los  Angeles  . . 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane  .... 
Jacksonville. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton. 
Bay  City*... 
Fall  River*... 

Akron*   

Springfield*. . 

OantoL*  

Sionx  Falls*. 
Fremont*  ... 
Hastings*. . . . 
Chattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Nashville*  

(Jalveaton*. . . 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Rookford. . . . 

Helena*  

Scraaton  

Kalamazoo*., 
tiittle  Rock*. . 

Total,  U.  8. 


4,326,478 

O  Q 

5.829,577 

o,o.»  1  ,  1  o  1 

1  O 

*  .y 

5  484,536 

8  4 

5,754.051 

1  il  o 
A*  .  d 

3,019,272 

36  6 

4,525,800 

11  ct 

4,775,748 

51  QRQ  171 

19.8 

4,512,y29 

4  (I7'.t  997 

1  Q  1 

3.458,516 

a  1  qo  1  CO 

lU  -  A 

2,750.110 

9  Qrtfi 117 

4  8 

3,843.183 

3.341,9iiu 

q  41^1  Ann 

3 . 1 

2,*'53,858 

1  H44  QR4 

lb .  1 

2,167,608 

2  167  9fln 

l,i04,619 

1  608  664 

1  fl  7 

2,650,277 

9  IQl  7KR 

07  f\ 

1,684,247 

1  4(1^  640 

.  U 

2,225,831 

I  449  MO 

^       ^  if  ,C\J\J 

DO  ,  1 

1,714,906 

I  4h,<>  069 

1  /  .  i. 

1,048.865 

*>7  1 

1,314,017 

X jiJO  1  %fj  %  a 

14.6 

1,253,767 

Fi  Q 

o .  y 

1,733.424 

2  1  fio  one: 

2r .  2 

1,436.558 

o« .  O 

1,338,4)4 

Q1  C 

ol .  o 

1,240,115 

1,142  562 

1,443,739 

1,021,470 

1  1  Q 
1  l  .if 

1,318,860 

ft  9 

2,15(5.274 

1,243,164 

7^  ^ 
1  o ,  o 

830.067 

708,3ii7 

982,857 

948.365 

O  .  O 

863,214 

690  664 

393,951 

611  fi^fi 

VIA  ,ooo 

23,2 

637.946 

XT 

681,331 

704  573 

18  8 

963,818 

827  ^40 

1ft  A. 

604,976 

693,513 

IK  A 

lo.U 

1,289.034 

1,226,200 

K  1 
O  .  1 

629.540 

661  0(0 

20.0 

4(  0,876 

297  266 

1  ft 

367,436 

321  297 

11  O 

il .  y 

4C8,246 

578  12<) 

29.9 

35  J,7:9 

434,811 

20 . 9 

332,919 

434  019 

23.6 

564,487 

606  416 

1 1  1 
1  i .  % 

397,438 

10.4 

343,896 

4(0,463 

^1  .  1 

378,269 

420  447 

10. 2 

319,200 

302  800 

O  ■  Z 

258,648 

261  27S 

*>  7 

683.790 

793,114 

15.1 

216,664 

174  632 

9Q  A 

191,497 

147  9qR 

•-  c\  n 
tU  U 

157,561 

140  669 

11  9 
X  1  .  d 

85,879 

162  2Q9 

44.0 

65,656 

70  fiQfi 

10.0 

65,160 

np,i47 

62.2 

236,206 

192,192 

20  3 

137,647 

133,591 

3.0 

1,037,614 

806,017 

28.6 

4,836,945 

4,080,465 

18.6 

1,072,700 

1,079,367 

302.809 

No  returns 

479,981 

565,820 

i( 

257,947 

338,416 

It 

98.639,277 

f  855,001,934 

6.7 

114,354,283 

386,190,678 

8.9 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton*   "  . 
Winnipeg.  . 


9.908  413 
6,366.162 
966,451 
553,800 
655,379 


110,616,981 

5,317.640  Norn 
1,136,518 
579,916 
832,872 


Total,  Can  ...      $17,449,205  |17,649,964 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES 

^EEE  ENDING 
MAB.  16,  1895. 

New  Engl'd  States  #  96,376,016 


6.6 

14  9 
4  5 
21.3 

5.4 


Middle 
Sou 'hern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


560  837,635 
40,947,766 
37,049,491 
105,124,797 
39,418,444 
21,843,311 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAB  16,  1894. 

I  89,900,656 
538,340,057 
38,431,171 
32,617,130 
98,266,471 
34,690,620 
20,895,273 


PEBOENT- 
AQE. 

7.1 

4.0 
6  5 
13.6 
7.1 
13.8 
6.0 


I  901,697,460    |  863,141,278 
*Not  included  In  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Losses  this  week  are  scattering  and  mostly  conflned 
to  the  Far  West  and  the  South.  The  net  total  gain 
of  5  7  percent  is  satisfactory.  Canada  shows  an  un- 
expected falling  cff,  which  is  probably  due  to  con- 
tinued cold  weather.  The  groups  of  States  all  show 
increases— a  fact  which  is  significant  of  the  general 
character  of  the  improvement.  The  average  increase 
among  the  groups  is  about  the  same  as  the  total  av- 
erage of  all  the  cities,  showing  that  no  section  of  the 


March  23,  18b5 


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273 


country  has  been  very  far  behind  any  other  in  the 
march  of  progress. 

Among  the  cities,  however,  the  percentages  of  in- 
crease vary  greatly,  ranging  from  less  than  1  percent 
to  73  3  percent.  There  are  many  handsome  increases, 
as  20,  27  31.  34  and  53.1  percent.  The  latter  is  from 
Peoria.  111.,  and  is  a  genuine  gain  in  business  for  the 
week  as  compared  with  la>t  year.  But  the  same  can 
not  be  said  of  the  increase  of  73  3  percent  in  clearings 
for  Waco,  Tex.  The  report  of  the  latter  city  is  not 
made  up  on  the  same  plan  as  that  in  general  use 
throughout  the  Union.  It  contains  other  items  be- 
sides clearings  and  therefore  hardly  affords  a  basis 
for  a  fair  comparison  with  previous  years  or  with 
other  cities. 

Chicago's  prominence  is  still  noticeable.  Her  in- 
crease of  11.3  percent  is  creditable  when  compared 
with  New  York's  figures.  Readers  of  the  Journal 
will  remember  t-hat  for  a  long  time  there  was  a  strong 
rivalry  between  Chicago  and  Boston  for  second  place 
among  the  cities,  and  that  Chicago  was  compelled  for 
a  time  to  give  up  that  honor  to  Boston.  But  a  few 
years  ago  Chicago  forged  ahead  and  has  maintained 
the  lead  steadily  ever  since.  It  has  become  such  a 
foregone  conclusion  that  Chicago  is  now  the  second 
city  in  the  Union  in  financial  importance  that  a 
Boston  authority  already  sees  in  Chicago  a  formidable 
financial  rival  to  New  York  itself.  Speaking  of  the 
movement  in  Chicago  to  induce  western  country 
banks  to  keep  their  balances  all,  or  nearly  all.  in  Chi- 
cago, and  draw  exchange  on  that  city  instead  of  New 
York,  he  is  of  opinion  that  this  is  the  inevitable 
course,  but  has  probably  been  hastened  a  little  by 
New  York's  clearing  house  certificate  action  of  1893, 
while  the  Chicago  banks  paid  currency  steadily  and 
imported  gold  from  London  independently  of  New 
York.  But,  after  all,  it  is  only  part  of  a  much  older 
movement.  Until  about  1870  a  country  bank  in  the 
West  would  keep  twice  as  much  money  in  New  York 
to  draw  against  as  in  Chicago.  Two  years  earlier 
scarcely  anything  was  kept  in  Chicago.  After  1870 
the  proportions  changed  rapidly,  especially  after  the 
great  fire  of  1871,  which  turned  out  to  be  the  most 
colossal  advertisement  that  any  modern  city  ever  had. 
By  1880  the  change  was  such  that  if  a  country  bank 
had  $  JO  000  in  New  York  it  would,  as  a  rule,  have 
nearly  or  quite  $100,000  in  Chicago.  The  change  has 
been  going  on  more  slowly,  but  steadily,  ever  since, 
and  now  that  the  experience  of  1893  has  convinced 
Chicago  bankers  that  they  can  stand  alone,  it  is  not 
surprising  that  they  should  come  out  in  open  avowal 
of  independence  of  New  York. 

The  gold  problem  is  by  no  means  solved  yet.  Here- 
tofore New  York  bankers,  have  been  accustomed  to 
fail  back  on  the  national  treasury  whenever  they 
needed  gold  or  were  unwilling  to  pay  the  metal  out 
of  their  own  vaults.  They  will  probably  do  the  same 
in  the  future.  It  is  now  more  than  probable  that  a 
heavy  drain  of  gold  out  of  this  country  is  about  to  set 
in  on  account  of  the  Chinese  war  indemnity.  If 
Japan  insists  on  the  payment  of  the  $250,000,000  de- 
manded from  China  in  gold,  there  can  be  little  doubt 
that  a  large  part  of  that  sum  will  have  to  be  secured 
from  the  United  States. 

A  year  ago  the  Japanese  government  appointed  a 
committee  to  devise  a  method  for  the  adoption  of  a 
gold  standard,  Before  this  committee  was  ready  to 
report  the  war  with  China  began.  It  is  thought  that 
Japan  now  sees  an  excellent  opportunity  to  secure 
gold  for  the  reconstruction  of  her  currency  by  de- 
manding the  metal  from  China.  Japan  adopted  the 
silver  standard  in  1878.  In  1893  Japan  had  a  money 
stock  of  $90,000,000  of  gold,  $50,000,000  of  silver  and 
$56,000,000  of  uncovered  paper.  The  silver  and  paper 
were  the  money  in  use  among  its  40,030,000  people, 
and  the  gold  was  chiefiy  in  use  in  foreign  commerce. 
China,  on  the  other  hand,  has  very  little  gold  and  re- 
ceives from  customs  duties  only  about  $15,000,000  of 
the  metal  annually.  Her  supply  of  gold  for  payment 
of  the  indemnity  will  necessarily  be  secured  from 
other  nations,  and  gold  will  go  to  a  premium  just  as 
soon  as  China  begins  to  bid  for  it.  In  the  second 
place,  the  entire  burden  of  credit  of  Japanese  com- 
merce and  fixed  indebtedness,  by  a  return  to  the  gold 
standard,  will  be  taken  from  silver  and  placed  upon 


gold,  and  its  silver.con verted  into  mere  token  money, 
will  also  be  added  to  the  burden  of  ultimate  redemp- 
tion now  resting  on  gold.  These  two  forces,  the 
extra  demand  for  a  large  amount  of  gold  and  the  de- 
monetization of  silver  by  another  powerful  nation, 
will  combine  to  still  further  depreciate  prices. 

The  remedy  for  this  growing  evil  seems  to  be  far 
off.  It  lies  not  in  the  adoption  of  free  coinage  by  any 
one  nation  but  in  an  international  agreement  for 
bimetallism  among  all  nations.  The  demonetization 
of  silver  by  one  nation  affects  prices  in  every  other 
country.  England  has  made  no  change  whatever  in 
her  standard  in  the  last  twenty-five  years,  and  yet 
her  gold  has  appreciated  as  much  in  value  and  her 
prices  depreciated  as  much  as  those  of  any  other 
country,  The  only  possible  relief  from  the  existing 
evils  is  international  agreement  for  bimetallism. 


SURE  CURE  FOR  THE  FINANCIAL 
^.TRINCENCY 


$25,000,00 \O00  LOCKED  UP  IN  CHICAGO 

Some  time  ago  the  Journal  hazarded  the  opinion 
that  if  a  law  were  passed  to  tax  heavily  Safety  De 
posit  Vaults  and  compelling  depositors  to  pay  a 
heavy  tax  on  their  deposits  that  this  idle  money 
would  soon  find  its  way  into  circulation  and  real 
estate  investments.  Now  it  seems  the  Hon.  Billy 
Kent  has  just  introduced  such  a  bill  at  Springfield. 
These  people  are  afraid  of  the  banks  and  will  not  use 
their  capital.  They  lock  it  up  to  escape  taxation 
and  hazard.  If  this  amount  was  invested  in  valua- 
ble real  estate  in  Chicago  and  proper  restrictions 
placed  upon  special  ssaessments  honest  men  might 
prosper  and  misers  would  be  better  off. 


MENACING  THE  METROPOLITAN  "L"  LOOP. 


Metropolitan  elevated  circles  are  disturbed  by  the 
rumor  to  the  effect  that  the  francise  for  the  Fifth 
avenue  section  of  the  proposed  down-town  loop  is  to 
be  applied  for  in  the  name  of  the  North  western  Ele- 
vated Company.  Some  people  profess  to  see  in  this 
a  scheme  on  the  part  of  the  Yerkes  interests  to  shut 
out  the  Metropolitan  from  the  down-town  district 
entirely.  It  is  pointed  out  that  were  a  line  of  road 
run  down  Fifth  avenue  from  the  river  to  Harrison 
street  it  would  place  the  Metropolitan  in  a  rather 
awkward  position  if  the  loop  project  should  for  any 
reason  be  abandoned.  The  success  of  this  loop  is  by 
no  means  assured,  as  there  is  still  a  large  amount  of 
frontage  to  be  secured  on  Wabash  avenue.  A  num 
her  of  consents  are  also  still  lacking  on  thp  other 
streets  which  it  is  proposed  to  traverse,  but  it  is 
claimed  that  the  work  of  securing  frontage  is  more 
nearly  completed  on  Fifth  avenue  than  on  any  other 
street.  Were  the  Union  Elevated  Company  to  an^ 
nounce  its  inability  to  carry  out  the  loop  scheme  af 
ter  the  North-western  Elevated  has  secured  a  fran- 
chise for  Fifth  avenue,  the  predicament  in  which  the 
Metropolitan  would  be  placed  can  be  easily  seen.  In 
order  to  get  down  town  it  would  have  to  do  one  of 
three  things— make  a  wide  detour,  send  its  tracks  up 
into  the  air,  or  make  terms  with  the  Northwestern 
which  means  Yerkes.  There  is  no  evidence  at  all 
that  any  such  scheme  is  in  contemplation.  Indeed, 
there  is  every  reason  to  believe  that  the  most  vigor- 
ous efforts  are  being  made  by  those  having  the  mat- 
ter in  charge  to  carry  out  the  loop  plans.  But  the 
possibility  of  working  such  a  scheme  is  having  a  ten- 
dency to  create  a  feeling  of  nervousness  on  the  part 
of  some  of  the  people  interested  in  the  big  West  Side 
elevated  road. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Range  for  the  week, 


Portland,  Ore. — Bids  will  be  received  antil  April  8  fur 
tlie  purchase  of  $200,000  5  pe' cent.  30-yeara  city  bridge 
bonds.  J.  V.  Beach,  obairman  of  bridge  ooicmittee.  A 
certified  oheok  for  not  less  than  5  per  cent,  of  the  amonnt 
bid  for  mast  accompany  each  bid. 

Norwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  3  for 
*ihe  purchase  of  $i5,000  5  pe  cent,  school  bonds,  dated 
April  6,  to  mature  at  the  rate  of  $1,000  each  year,  beginn- 
ing with  the  year  1896.  A.  P.  Hatfemeyer,  president  of 
board,  158  W  4th  street,  Oinoinnati,  Ohio. 


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Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  , 

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

Fwst  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankiner  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

i^erobants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

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Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

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Union  National  

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Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalomet  Electric  StRy  Co6s.l912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  lat  M  n-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

OoDs  Pack  Oo'8  6s  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exteE8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4»^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  lC-50  5s 
"       Opera  House  Oo  6s  1905 
"       Auditorium  Ist  M  5sl929 
"    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  S  V  0  5-'20  58  

Oenl'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s  ... .  1907 

Oommerce  Vault  Oo  6s   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  ...  1905 
Oh!  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  5s. .  1937 

OoDsnmers  Gas  Ist  M  5s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  ... . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Chi  Ci'y  Ry  Ist  M  6s  -v,JO 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  ivl  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  l8t  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


A 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  con 

^% 

1('7 

109 

1  000  000 

6% 

1071^ 

tl'  9 

700  ODO 

G% 

116 

500  000 

12% 

t250 

1  000  00(1 

m 

T285 

2  000  000 

e% 

128 

133 

1  0(10  000 

12% 

250  OdO 

H 

500  000 

G% 

125 

150 

3  000  000 

12% 

t<;69 

275 

50('  000 

112 

tiio 

1  000  000 

t96i^ 

99 

300  WO 

's% 

222  Oi  0 

10% 

2.'^0  000 

2  000  (00 

10^ 

1350 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tl35 

200  000 

S% 

fioo 

600  000 

20% 

2  OOn  000 

12% 

2  000  0(  0 

U>% 

tl80 

1  000  f  0" 

S% 

1  000  000 

\2% 

t242 

2(8 

750  000 

8? 

/25 

■f240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl36 

175 

1  000  000 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

160 

2  000  ('0( 

s% 

130 

500  000 

?00 

Amonnt 

Bid 

Aebed 

$     350  000 

1  250  000 

87 

t93 

1  250  000 

2  000  0;iO 

pm 

3  166  00(1 

300  000 

TlOO 

■101 

581  000 

106 

■■106i 

2  206  000 

80 

■85 

7  500  000 

651.^ 

68 

3  000  000 

46 

hO 

4  619  oO( 

101% 

102 

400  000 

tl09i 

1  250  000 

W2}4 

102^ 

250  000 

t90 

900  COO 

t99 

1(0 

1  600  0'  <i 

650  000 

TlOO 

TlOO 

600  000 

TlOO 

tioli 

75  OOi 

2  COO  00( 

10  OCU  00( 

93 

94 

4  546  000 

85 

53 

1  600  000 

97 

99 

500  000 

tl09 

1  850  0(  0 

100% 

101 

2  350  000 

l(i3>^ 

104 

3  400  000 

t87^ 

t91 

102 

104 

217  000 

t92 

4  100  00( 

102M 

102=1^ 

1  500  OOf 

1011^ 

101 H 

2  000  00( 

loiM 

1021^ 

1  000  000 

427  OOf 

96 

t!01 

mi3:ellaneou3  stocks. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  <fe  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"       Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

£n  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

in  P«ok     Prov  '^n  fifd  


Amonnt 

AdI 

Oap  Stock. 

» 

Bid 

Aeked 

%  1  250  000 

^% 

tll5 

6  000  00( 

26 

27 

3  669  65(' 

60 

10  01  0  OGO 

5% 

50 

51 

1  000  OOi 

2  OOC  001- 

£625  0(10 

"n 

£6'.?5  000 

28 

30 

£200  000 

\0% 

£200  000 

53 

54 

7  500  000 

12 

lv)i 

9  000  000 

12% 

30i}4 

318 

500  COO 

25  000  0'  0 

"h% 

1  000  000 

b% 

3  280  200 

12% 

154 

175 

9  000  000 

10% 

122 

126 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

8H 

£450  000 

9 

£400  00( 

"»% 

2oy2 

2  . 

274 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited. 

Mil  <fc  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhoten  Brw  Co  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd 

New  York  Bisonit  Co  

North  ChioBgo  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pnllman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Instirance  Co  

West  Div  City  Railway  

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 

7% 

tio 

tl2 

£776  000 

8% 

281^ 

29 

£•400  000 

n 

20 

£200  000 

n 

r*sM 

10  000  000 

53 

54 

500  0(  0 

t610 

1600 

5  600  000 

\2i 

262 

266 

2  600  000 

n 

121 

122 

18  00<i  000 

tl9 

P'^H 

3()  000  OCO 

"sj 

4  000  oon 

13 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

56 

60 

1  600  000 

n 

500  00(1 

10% 

1  250  000 

•6b% 

13  189  000 

9% 

116^ 

117 

2  250  000 

t66>^ 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILlDlNG  JOURNAL 
Wednesday,  March  20,  1895. 


March  23,  18p6 


*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  26      Diamond  Match  Co,  111.122 

Cal&ChiCJfcDCo  57^  Lake  Street  Elevated..  15 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10      Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  93^ 

Pfd....  28          "           "  Pfd.28;g 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  45      NY  Biscuit  Co  bY^4 

"       "  "      Pfd.  53     NChiStRR  263}^ 

dhioago  Gas  Co  71%  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...  1  a>| 

^hi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co ....  12      W  Cbi  St  R  R  117J^ 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  March  16,  1895. 


OKNTBAL  UNION  TEi.  CO. 
1  50 

AM.  EXOHANQE  NAT'i,  b'k 

5  109 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
60  26 

OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

108  150 

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  THAN  00. 

If,-----  ^^Va 

50 — ac't  IX 


liAEE  ST  EIjEVATED  R  B  . 

50 — ac't  14% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL  . 

14   121 

50— ac't  12Cl^ 

W  OHI  8TBEET  B  E. 

10  1161^ 

50— ao't  lU^ 

50— ao't   .116% 

NO.  CHI.8T.  B.  E.  00. 

2  266 

300— ao't  263 


Monday,  March  17,  1895. 


STBEBT's  W.  CAE  LINE. 

10  13 

NEW  70EK  BISCUIT  00. 

06  54 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

8  25^ 

OHI.  lELEPHONB  00. 

11  152 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

100— ac't  262% 

100— ac't  263 

50— ac't  263^ 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  CO,  ILL. 
55  121 

78  121>^ 

60   121^ 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 

8  116J^ 

10  116>8' 

250— ao't  117 

OHI.  &  s.  8.  BAP.  TBAM.  00. 

 113^ 

 iiM 

 11% 

 12 

 im 

 n% 

ELEVATED  B.  E. 

 U^4 

 H% 

 16 

 161^ 


13 
20 
150 
10 
350- 
160 


-ao't . 
ao't . 


LAKE  ST 

125  

272  

222  

60  


400--ao't  14% 

60-acot .' ! Ia2iQ  450-ac't  14% 


60 — ac't  122 


250— ao't  15 

100— ao't  isli 


Tuesday,  March  18,  1895. 


NAT.  BANK  OF  ILL. 

10  248 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

8  26 

CENTBAL  UNION  TEL  00, 

12  50 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00.,  ILL. 

105  122 

26  1221^ 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

100 — ac'i  261 


OHI,  & 

38.. 
10.. 
53.. 
20.. 
28.. 
60.. 


8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN. 


50— ac't  261^ 

60— ao't  261^ 

60 — ac't  262 

W  ,  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 


00. 

11?^ 
11% 

12 

l^M 
1214 

12^ 

16(1— ac't  11% 

:^00— ao't  11/ 

350— ac't  121^ 

10(1— ao't  

100— ao't  12% 

12>^ 


150— ao't  

LAKE  ST.  BLEVATBD 

50  

40  

40  


B. 

.1514 

145  1161^  l"f— ao't  lri| 

3(0— aoot  11.1/2  to  —ao't  16 14 

5o— ao't  11^5^    50— ao't  151^ 

26C— ao't  116%  200— aoct  16% 


10 


CHICAGO  TEL.  00 

 163 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  00. 

'  25^ 

NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  OO. 

 26l 


DIAMOND  MATOH  00,,  ILL. 
61  122 

lO  122>^ 

CHI.  &  S.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

75  12 

1?5   V2l4 

£0  12> 

100— ac't  12 

100— ac't  ....2(0%  3f.O— aoH  12^ 

50 — aoct  261 '  " 


50— ao't 
60 — ao't  26('% 


W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

 116K 

10  1161^ 

5  116>2' 

ICO— ao't  116M 

250— ao't  116>^ 

50— ac't  116% 

60— ao't  1165^ 


50— ao't  123^ 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B 
60 
100 

50— ao't  isj^ 


.16^ 


50- 
450- 

150— ao't  ItH 


-ao't . 
-aoct . 


.163.^ 
.15>4 


Thursday,  March  21,  1895. 


steeet's  w.  cab  line. 
20  13 

NO.  OHI.   ST.  B.  B  CO. 

5  260 

50— ao't  260>^ 

DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 

10  1221^ 

20  123 

CHI.  4  8.  8.  BAP.  TrSN.  CO. 

71  12 

250— ao't  12 

100— ao't  12 


LAKE 
25... 

279. . . 
73... 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 
 16 

 151^ 



30— cash   15 

20— cash   351^ 

50— ao't  15 

50— ac't  151^ 

150 — ac't  1514 

W.  CHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 

60  115% 

10  115% 

36  116 

ICO— ac't  115% 

600— ac't  116 

50— ao't  116% 

360— ao't  11634 


Friday,  March  22,  1895. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 
60  26 

stbeet's  w.  oab  link 

20  13 

6  1334 

LAKE  8T  .   ELEVATED  B    E . 

10  14% 

50— ao't  14% 

100— ao't  14% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

100— ac't  260 

50— ao't  2601^ 

60— ao't  261 

2(  0— ac't  2613^ 

50— ao't  261^ 


DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 
80  122 

100— aoct  12234 

OHI  &  S.  8  BAP,  TBAN.  00. 

50  12 

150 — cash  11 

200— ao't   .11 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B 
50   .116% 

108  1163^ 

60  116% 

100— ao't  116% 

50— ao't  117 

200— aoot  117>^ 


A  "CRACK"  AT  THE  REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 


The  Times-Herald  of  Friday  thus  forcibly  describes 
the  real  estate  situation  in  Chicago; 

"Business  in  real  estatehas  been  almost  at  a  stand- 
still for  a  week  or  ten  days,  as  will  readily  be  seen  by 
a  reference  to  the  daily  list  of  city  real  estate  sales  in- 
volving considerations  of  $1,000  and  upveard.  In  not 
one  case  has  the  number  of  such  sales  risen  above 
sixty  in  any  one  day.  With  about  500  bona  flde  real 
estate  agents  and  brokers  and  1,500  more  curbstone 
brokers  it  can  readily  be  imagined  how  the  crowd 
feels  the  dullness.  Mortgage  loans,  on  the  other 
hand,  remain  fairly  active,  with  a  slightly  increased 
demand  for  loans  and  interest  rates  getting  a  shade 
tighter".  At  another  time  the  Herald  claimed  that 
fully  one  half  of  the  transfers  reported  were  trades 
and  reconveyances  by  the  mortgors  back  to  the  last 
seller  or  his  agent  to  avoid  foreclosure  proceedings. 
New  agents  however,  are  blossoming  out  everyday, 
and  we  may  add  that  Mrs.  Hettie  Green  is  in  the 
city. 


Pleasant  Ridge,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  receiv- 
ed until  March  26  for  the  porobase  of  ten  bonds  of  the 
village,  amounting  in  the  aggregate  to  1119,367.16,  issued 
to  pay  the  cost  of  and  expense  of  improving  Ridge  aveoue 
Said  bonds  will  bear  date  of  Feb  14,  1896,  and  will  be  pay- 
able in  equal  installmeotg  in  oijO  to  10  yea  s  respectively, 
with  interest  at  the  rate  or  6  per  cent.  Bide  addressed  to 
the  clerk,  care  of  Second  National  Bank,  OiuciLnati  Ohio, 
or  at  Pleasant  Ridge,  Ohio.    Robt,  T.  Hntton,  clerk. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

LARGEST  SALE  OF  THE  YEAK  RECORDED  THIS  WEEK. 

A  little  more  stir  is  noticeable  in  the  brokers'  of- 
flces.  The  past  week  has  been  one  of  inquiry  and 
preparation  to  a  greater  extent  than  can  be  said  of 
any  previous  week  since  the  year  began.  Results,  to 
be  sure,  are  not  flattering,  but  there  is  ground  for 
hope  that  they  will  soon  b&  forthcoming.  General 
business  certainly  is  improving.  Sooner  or  later  real 
estate  will  begin  to  feel  the  full  effect  of  the  improve- 
ment, but  not  until  then  can  any  considerable  in- 
crease in  real  estate  business  be  expected. 

The  rent  problem  is  being  settled  more  to  the  sat- 
isfaction of  agents  and  owners  than  was  generally  ex- 
pected. Rents  are  firmer  this  year  than  they  were  a 
year  ago.  They  will  neither  be  reduced  nor  advanced 
from  last  year's  figures,  but  the  element  of  uncer- 
tainty that  has  so  long  characterized  rents  is  not  now 
so  noticeable.  Tenants  and  owners  alike  are  coming 
to  know  just  about  what  figures  will  prevail,  and 
mutual  satisfaction  is  the  result.  Houses  have  suf- 
fered, of  course,  more  than  apartments  and  the  more 
expensive  the  house  or  flat  the  more  it  has  been  scaled 
down,  but  the  bottom  has  now  been  reached  on  nearly 
every  class  of  property. 

Residence  property  is  actually  in  demand  for  pur- 
chase by  home  buyers,  but  as  a  rule  prices  are  too 
high  Real  estate  is  the  only  kind  of  property  that 
has  not  depreciated  tremendously  in  the  last  two  or 
three  years.  Vacant  lots  can  be  bought  now  in  some 
Instances  at  less  than  they  were  selling  at  three  years 
ago.  Building  materials  of  all  kinds  and  labor  have 
depreciated  to  so  great  an  extent  that  it  is  much 
cheaper  now  to  build  than  it  was  formerly.  A  house 
with  all  modern  improvements  can  be  built  now 
much  better  and  for  less  money  than  the  same  house 
could  be  erected  for  several  years  ago.  This  means 
an  actual  depreciation  in  the  present  value  of  old 
houses.  A  purchaser  says  in  effect,  I  can  build 
cheaper  than  I  can  buy,  and  an  owner  says  also,  I  will 
not  sell  at  less  than  my  house  cost  me,  and  conse- 
quently there  is  no  sale.  But  building  activity  and 
rents  are  benefitted  thereby  indirectly. 

LARGEST  SALE  .OF  TH     YEAR  IK  DOWNTOWN 
PROPERTY. 

William  M.  and  Gertrude  LeMoyne  have  sold  to 
Wm.  A.  Paulsen  29  by  101  feet  on  LaSalle  street,  west 
front,  148  feet  north  of  Madison  street,  for  $360,000. 
This  property  is  otherwise  known  as  the  southeast 
corner  of  LaSalle  street  and  Calhoun  place  and  is  ad- 
jacent to  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  Building.  An 
eight-story  office  building  occupies  the  ground.  In 
the  purchase  of  the  property  Mr.  Paulsen  valued  the 
ground  at  tS.OOO  per  front  foot  or  at  $232,000  for  the 
entire  frontage.  This  leaves  $1:^8,000  for  the  approxi- 
mate value  of  the  building,  The  ground  value  is  re- 
garded as  high  for  the  present  condition  of  the  real 
estate  market.but  the  locality  is  oneof  the  bestin  the 
office  section  of  the  city  and  values  there  will  never 
be  less  than  they  are  at  present.  The  deed  is  subject 
to  an  incumbrance  upon  the  building  and  land  of 
$150,000  in  favor  of  the  Equitable  Life  Assurance  So 
ciety  of  the  United  States  for  $150,000,  bearing  in- 
terest at  the  rate  of  6  percent  per  annum.  William 
A.  Paulsen  also  gives  a  trust  deed  upon  the  property 
to  Francis  J.  Le  Moyne  for  $40,500,  running  four  years 
at  5  percent  per  annum. 

In  part  payment  for  this  property  Mr.  Paulsen 
deeds  to  Mr.  Le  Moyne  three  pieces  of  property  on 
Scott  street,  near  Stone  street,  for  a  total  of  $68  000, 
and  145  8-10  by  110  feet  on  North  Wells  street,  100 
feet  south  of  Menominee  street,  and  95  8-10  by  !60 
feet,  more  or  less,  on  North  Clark  street,  155  feet 
southeast  of  Menominee  street,  adjoining  the  North 
Wells  street  property,  for  $120,000.  This  is  one  of 
the  largest  actual  sales  of  downtown  property  that 
has  been  recorded  since  the  halcyon  days  preceding 
the  World's  Fair.  It  shows  abiding  faith  in  the 
future  of  La  Salle  street  values  on  the  part  of  Mr. 
Paulsen— a  faith  which  The  Journal  predicts  wiil 
not  be  misplaced.  A  partition  suit  was  responsible 
for  the  sale  at  nominally  a  very  low  figure  of  a  lot  of 
miscellaneous  property  at  judicial  sale  on  the  Real 


March  23, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDItiG  JOURNAL. 


275 


Estate  Board  Wednesday.  The  property  consisted  of 
a  two-story  brick  and  a  two-story  frame  building  with 
75  by  125  feet  of  ground  on  the  southwest  corner  of 
Paulina  and  West  Fourteenth  streets;  175  feet  on 
Maryland  avenue,  between  Sixty-sixth  and  Sixty- 
seventh  streets;  24  feet  front  on  West  Superior  street, 
between  Robey  and  Lincoln;  50  by  125  feet  on  Robey 
street,  between  Sixty- first  and  Sixty  second;  lot  22  in 
block  6  in  McChesney's  Hyde  Park  Homestead  sub- 
division,and  2i  acres  on  the  northeast  corner  ofSouth 
Park  avenue  and  Sevetny  eighth  street.  The  whole 
was  bid  in  by  Charles  E.  Weinheimer  for  $5  000.  On 
the  same  day  twenty  acres  on  Ridgeland  avenue  and 
West  Twelfth  street,  in  Cicero,  were  sold  to  Walter 
H.  Browne  for  |39,655. 

ELEVATOR  TO  COST  $200,000. 

Hornstein  Bros,  have  taken  out  a  building  permit 
for  a  big  elevator  with  a  capacity  of  1,500,000  bushels. 
The  structure  will  be  333  by  lOO  feet  in  area  and  70 
feet  high.  It  will  be  erected  on  Grove  street,  near 
Archer  avenue,  at  a  cost  of  $200,000.  The  total  num- 
ber of  building  permits  issued  on  Thursday  provided 
for  sixty-one  new  structure  at  an  aggregate  cost  of 
$347,050,  the  improvements  by  divisions  of  the  city 
being:  South,  thirty-one,  $250,  50;  southwest,  nine, 
$41,800;  north,  ten,  $14  600;  northwest,  eleven,  $40,500. 

PROPERTY  OWNERS  OPPOSE  E-LBCTRIC  LINE. 

Property-owners  to  the  number  of  250  who  live  on 
Ellis  avenue,  between  Thirty-flfth  and  Forty-fifth 
streets,  met  at  the  Oakland  club.  Thirty-ninth  street 
and  Ellis  avenue,  to  protest  against  the  passage  of  an 
ordinance  granting  the  General  Electric  railway  the 
right  to  build,  maintain,  and  operate  an  electric  line 
on  Ellis  avenue.  The  road  is  not  to  be  a  trolley  lien, 
but  to  be  operated  by  underground  wires.  The 
ordinance  was  introduced  in  the  Council  a  month 
ago  and  is  now  in  the  hands  of  the  Judiciary  com- 
mittee. Alexander  Dunlop,  No.  4037  Ellis  avenue, 
presided.  A  petition  was  drawn  up  and  received  the 
signatures  of  all  present.  These  250  petitioners  rep- 
resented nearly  80  per  cent  of  the  total  frontage 
between  Thirty-flfth  and  Forty-flfth  streets.  The 
petition  will  at  once  be  presented  to  the  Council. 


DISHONESTY  THE  NATION'S  PERIL. 


OBJECTS  OF  LOAN  AND  BUILDING  ASSOCI- 
ATIONS. 


The  object  of  a  Building  and  Loan  Association  is 
to  enable  its  members  to  obtain  a  good  steady  profit 
on  their  savings,  however  small  they  may  be;  to  en- 
courage thrift,  savings  and  self-help,  and  to  enable 
members  to  build  and  own  their  homes. 

Building  and  loan  associations  in  the  United  States 
now  represent  more  capital  than  all  the  national 
banks  combined;  and  are  nearer  the  people,  for  each 
depositor  shares  in  the  profits  of  his  association. 
There  is  no  other  form  of  investment  so  safe  and  at 
the  same  time  so  profitable.  It  is  more  profitable 
than  a  savings  bank,  is  safer,  is  free  ^fom  runs  in 
time  of  panic,  and  your  savings  can  be  withdrawn  in 
time  of  need. 

The  plan  of  operation  of  the  Safety  Loan  and 
Building  Association  is  as  follows:  Shares  of  stock 
are  issued  of  a  par  value  of  $100  each,  for  which  mem- 
bers pay  in  monthly  installments  of  sixty  cents  each, 
until  the  aggregate  monthly  installments,  with  earn- 
ings from  the  loaning  of  all  the  money  and  other 
sources  added  shall  equal  the  par  value  of  each  share 
of  stock,  when  the  borrower  will  exchange  his  stock 
for  the  cancellation  of  his  bond  and  mortgage,  and 
the  non-borrowing  shareholder  will  receive  f  100  on 
surrender  of  his  share.  For  the  convenience  of  mem- 
bers a  new  series  of  stock  is  issued  every  quarter, 
making  back  payments  unnecessary. 

The  whole  aim  and  object  of  a  building  association 
is  to  keep  the  aggregate  of  the  little  savings  of  the 
members  in  constant  use.  The  association  does  not 
have  any  money  laid  away  in  bank  or  invested  in 
stocks  or  bonds  or  mortgages.  Though  they  have 
stock  and  bonds  and  mortgages  in  name,  they  are 
merelj  the  machinery  by  which  the  savings  of  the 
members  are  permitted  to  never  rest  or  be  idle,  but 
are  constantly  kept  in  circulation  and  invested  in 
taxable  property,  to  the  blessing  of  the  members  and 
the  community  in  general. 


Anybody  who  has  been  but  a  casual  observer  of 
events  in  this  country  must  have  been  forcibly  im- 
pressed with  the  recent  growing  tendency  to  dis- 
honesty and  downright  Villainy  in  politics,  official 
life,  corporate  responsibility  and  private  business  ob- 
ligations. There  may  be  as  many  honest  men  in  all 
these  relations  to-day  as  at  any  period  of  the  coun- 
try's history,  but  it  looks  as  if  there  were  certainly  an 
augmenting  number  of  rank  rascals. 

This  is  seen  first  in  the  almost  entire  lack  of  hon- 
esty, honor  and  patriotism  among  politicians,  the 
men  who  run  the  political  machinery,  from  the  town- 
ship organizations  to  State  and  national  conven- 
tions. Politics  has  become  a  word  to  which  nobody  but 
an  ignoramus  or  an  unsophisticated  ofiice  seeker  at- 
tributes any  element  but  that  of  dishonesty  and  fraud. 
It  means  a  scheme  of  designing  men  to  get  the  oiBces 
and  thereby  the  chances  to  deceive  and  rob  the  people. 
In  the  older  days  of  the  republic  men  who  sought 
office  claimed  and  were  accorded  some  degree  of 
honor  and  sense  of  responsibility  to  their  constituen- 
cies.  They  were  to  a  large  degree,  at  least,  actuated 
by  a  patriotic  desire  to  acquit  themselves  so  as  to  be 
considered  patriotic  citizens,  with  a  good  name  to 
preserve  and  hand  down  to  posterity.   Probably  that 
feeling  and  motive  are  somewhat  rife  in  the  rural 
communities  at  the  present  time;  but  in  the  larger 
cities,  if  any  of  it  remains,  it  is  neither  conspicuous 
nor  emphatic.    Men  now  seek  office  "for  what  there 
is  in  it"  to  them,  and  with  small  regard  to  the  good 
of  their  constituents.   They  connive  and  combine  to 
get  the  support  of  the  worst  elements  in  the  com- 
munity, because  those  elements  represent  the  great- 
est number  of  votes.   They  cajole  and  fool  the  ignor- 
ant, the  debased,  and  the  victims  of  demagogy  for 
the  sake  of  votes,  and  the  selfish  partisans  among 
the  so  called  better  classes  fall  intoline  so  as  to  be  on 
the  winning  side    Officials  thus  elected  cannot  be  ex- 
pected to  administer  public  affairs  with  much  refer- 
ence to  anything  but  their  own  selfish  interests.  It 
cannot  De  expected  that  they  will  te  much  better 
than  their  constituencies.   The  effect  of  this  de- 
based motive  in  politics  is  to  prostitute  legislation  to 
partisan  ends,  which  are  usually  those  of  compromise 
with  cliques  which  conspire  to  rob  the  people  and 
fatten  the  conspirators.   It  also  enables  a  lot  of 
mediocre  or  low  grade,  unprincipled  men  to  get  into 
office,  and  thus  the  body  politic  is  permeated  with 
dishonesty  and,  what  is  almost  as  bad,  brainless,  con- 
scienceless incompetency.— N.  W.  Lumberman. 

The  editor  of  the  Lumberman  includes  "dishonesty 
in  private  business,  etc.,"  but  only  examines  the 


say  "well  I  beat  the  Chicago  people  if  I  do  have  to 
die  to  get  my  work  in."  Verily  the  politician  and 
the  boodlers  are  angels  compared  with  some  business 
men.  We  have  honest  politicians  and  honest  busi- 
ness men  but  never  hear.from  them.  Only  the  bad  are 
heard  from.  Fifteen  years  ago  jury  bribing  was 
common  in  Chicago,  and  at  least  one  of  the  hoary- 
headed  judges  winked  at  it.  The  main  reason  why 
politics  is  corrupt  is  because  the  majority  of  all  of  the 
good  and  great  men  who  ever  ran  for  an  office  or  held 
one  were  slandered  and  abused.cursed,  persecuted  and 
driven  to  a  premature  grave.  They  will  of  course 
receive  their  reward  in  the  other  world  but  the  inno- 
cent and  law-abiding  public  are  cheated  out  of  their 
self-sacrificing  labors  and  wise  counsels. 


UNDERWRITERS'  BOARD  AS  A  MONOPOLY. 


different  shades  of  political  acoundrblism.  His  char- 
acterization of  "dishonest,  conscienceless  politicians" 
is  not  too  strong  but  whatever  may  be  said  of  politics 
may  be  said  of  business  methods.  Not  one-tenth  of 
the  villainy  has  been  told,  not  one  case  of  theft,  dis- 
honesty or  embezzlement  out  of  every  ten  has  been 
published  and  not  one-tenth  of  the  number  ever  get 
punished.  Among  a  thousand  kinds  of  swindles 
and  impositions  here  is  one  that  is  sanctioned  by  law 
and  by  society. 

"Numerous  lots  in  C.  C.  Collins,  subdivision  at 
Western  Springs  were  sold  outright  to  innocent 
purchasers.  The  grantor  stipulated  under  seal  to 
hold  the  grantees  harmless  from  a  certain  mortgage 
or  trust  deed  on  the  property  and  wrote  it  in  the  deed, 
and  the  mortgage  was  not  heavy.  The  grantor  was 
reputed  rich  by  all  his  friends  and  relatives.  He 
fell  sick,  was  never  well,  and  before  he  died  he  exe- 
cuted a  second  mortgage, not  bona  fide,  to  his  stepson, 
all  for  the  purpose  of  swindling  about  thirteen  lot 
owners  out  of  their  lots.  That  is,  he  was  bound  to 
die  insolvent  so  the  victims  could  not  sue  his  heirs 
assigns,  etc.,  or  so  they  could  not  go  into  court  and 
ask  the  judge  to  order  the  unsold  portion  of  the  sub- 
division sold  first  so  as  to  protect  the  lot  purchasers. 
When  they  talk  of  suing  the  first  mortgagees,  the 
Pecks,  or  the  widow  they  say;  the  former  have  as- 
signed their  mortgage  and  the  latter  is  insolvent." 
And  he  died  intestate  and  insolvent  that  he  might 
close  his  eyes  and  fold  his  hands  upon  his  breast  and 


About  a  year,  ago  last  January  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board  through  a  committee  appointed  for  that 
purpose,  addressed  a  public  letter  to  the  Underwri- 
ters' Association,  deploring  the  threats  of  the  latter 
body  to  abolish  the  third  class  of  flre  insurance 
agencies  to  which  many  of  the  leading  real  estate 
houses  belonged. 

After  several  meetings  the  insurance  men  settled 
the  vexed  question  of  commissions  so  far  as  real  es- 
tate men  who  do  an  insurance  business  are  concerned. 
Between  what  is  known  as  the  old  time  agents  and 
the  agents  of  class  3,  directly  employed  by  general 
managers,  the  old  fight  on  commissions  still  exists. 
Nobody  knows  whether  it  will  ever  be  settled  in  any 
other  way  than  by  crowding  out  the  old-time  agents 
belonging  to  class  1,  who  were  chiefly  instrumental 
in  building  up  the  business  with  which  La  Salle 
street  is  crowded  to-day. 

Many  of  the  most  prominent  real  estate  firms  in  the 
city  have  been  and  are  carrying  large  lines  of  insur- 
ance in  class  1,  which  means  within  the  old  city  lim- 
its as  they  were  before  the  big  annexation  in  '87.  In 
case  of  lapse  of  these  policies  heretofore  the  real  es- 
tate men  have  had  no  difficulty  in  renewing  this  in- 
surance or  even  adding  new  risks  to  the  line  already 
carried.  Hereafter  this  must  cease.  The  association 
at  its  meeting  Thursday,  passed  a  rule  requiring  that 
all  members  of  class  3,  to  which  the  real  estate  men 
belong,  must  keep  their  offices  in  the  territory  in 
which  they  write  insurance.  The  territory  of  class  3 
is  all  of  the  city  outside  of  the  old  limits  and  the  rest 
of  Cook  County.  As  real  estate  men  cannot  afford  to 
move  their  offices  to  Jefferson,  Lake  View,  Cicero  or 
South  Chicago,  it  is  plain  that  they  can  henceforth 
write  insurance  only  as  brokers,  which  means  15  per 
cent  commission,  instead  of  as  agents,  which  means 
25  per  cent  commission. 

Of  course,  the  real  estate  men  have  yet  to  be  heard 
from  on  this  matter.  Some  of  the  more  aggressive 
ones  among  them  have  long  since  declared  that  they 
did  not  care  anything  about  the  Underwriters'  Asso- 
ciation, and  that  they  had  no  difficulty  in  getting 
policies  in  stock  companies  even  though  the  latter 
were  members  of  the  association.  From  all  of  which 
it  appears  that  the  war  is  not  yet  over. 

It  is  conceded  that  these  firms  control  large  insur- 
ance interests,  and  in  caring  for  them  it  is  but  just 
and  right  that  they  should  have  adequate  compensa- 
tion by  way  of  commission,  in  view  of  the  time  given 
and  responsibilty  assumed. 

Members  of  the  Underwriters'  Association  admit 
that  they  have  found  real  estate  men  to  be  among 
the  most  satisfactory  line  of  customers  that  they 
have  and  the  records  will  show  a  less  number  of  un- 
paid bills  or  cancellations  among  this  class  than  any 
other. 


Tampa,  Fla.— At  a  meetinK  of  the  Oity  Oonnoil  a  reso- 
lution was  iutrodaoed  aothoriziDg  a  loan  of  not  exoeedicg 
$45,0('0  to  be  used  in  the  oonstrnotion  of  a  ste'Jl  bridge  ac- 
ross the  Hillsboro  river. 

Toledo,  O. — Bids  will  be  received  until  March  25  for  the 
perohase  of  $88,1  00  improved  bonds.  $44,(00  due  in  12 
years,  and  the  remaining  $44,000  doe  in  17  years.  Jos.  P. 
Hanley,  olerk  of  Board 

Dayton,  Ky. — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  1  for  the 
purchase  of  $134,000  20-year  5  per  cent,  bonds.  C.  B. 
Hay  ward,  oity  olerk. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Marcb  23,  1896 


AGENTS'  NEWS  BUDGET. 

J.  H.  Cuoningham  &  Co  of  771  63rd  street  are 
among  the  progressive  real  estate  dealers  ofEngle- 
wood.  Mr.  Cuaaingham  makes  a  specialty  of  rent- 
ing, and  bears  a  good  reputation  among  the  property 
owners  of  his  locality.  Collections  are  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  non  residents  and  business  is  con- 
ducted with  accuracy  and  dispatch. 

None  of  the  real  estate  men  of  Englewood  are  bet- 
ter known  than  B.  Bushee  who  has  an  olfice  at  6S8 
63rd  street,  where  a  general  real  estate  brokerage 
business  is  done,  including  loans  and  insurance.  Mr. 
Bushee  has  been  so  long  established  that  he  is  known 
far  and  near,  and  whenever  property  is  placed  in  his 
hands  either  for  rent  or  sale  it  always  gets  direct  and 
prompt  attention.  He  reports  a  better  feeling  in  fi- 
nancial circles* 

A  concern  that  is  starting  with  every  indication  of 
gratifying  success  is  the  Englewood  Real  Estate  Ex- 
change.at  6259  South  Halsted  street  on  the  north- 
east corner  of  63rd  and  Halsted.  J.  F.  Bradly  is  the 
moving  spirit  in  the  enterprise  and  as  he  is  a  well 
known  attorney,  this  fact  will  go  a  great  ways  to- 
wards success.  All  kinds  of  real  estate  is  bought 
sold  and  exchanged,  houses  flats  and  stores  a  e 
rented.  Collections  are  made  promptly  on  old  and 
new  accounts,  titles  are  examined  and  a  general  law 
business  carried  on.  Mr.  Bradley  has  a  nice  and  con- 
Yeniently  located  office. 

One  of  the  most  elaborate  real  estate  offices  in 
Englewood  has  just  been  opened  at  635  63(d  street  by 
Fourshay  &  Co.  Mr.  Fourshay  has  been  identified 
with  Englewood  business  circles  for  several  years  in 
this  line  of  business  and  is  established  at  present 
under  the  name  ofj,he  Englewood  Real  Estate  and 
Renting  Agency.  Me  collects  about  $1500  rentals 
per  month  and  always  has  a  fine  selection  of  houses, 
stores  and  flats  for  rent.  Real  estate  is  bought  and 
sold  and  special  attention  given  loans  and  insurance. 
Mr.  Fourshay  is  a  straightforward  business  man  and 
merits  the  success  that  is  attending  his  efforts. 

E.  H.  McClun,  of  318  W  63rd  street  is  doing  a 
splendid  business,  having  made  several  handsome 
deals  recently  with  plenty  more  in  sight.  He  also 
does  an  extensive  rental  business. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  J.  M.  Hoskins  has  preoared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  West  Monroe  street,  near 
Western  avenue,  for  G.  F.  Whidden.  It  will  be  three 
stories  high,  50  by  65  feet  in  size,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  front,  interior  finish  in  Arkansas  pine,  and 
will  cost  $10,000 

Architect  T.  N.  Bell  has  planned  two  modern 
houses  on  Jackson  boulevard,  near  Lincoln  street 
for  A.  Innes.  They  will  cover  36  by  64  feet,  basement 
and  two  stories  with  stone  front,  oak  interior  finish 
and  will  cost  $8,000.  The  same  architect  has  com 
pleted  plans  for  a  three-story  and  basement  flat  build 
ing  at  140  Walnut  street,  for  Mrs.  James  Wood.  It 
will  have  stone  front,  oak  finish,  and  cost  $7,000 

Architects  Beers,  Clay  &  Button  are  making  pre- 
liminary drawings  for  a  warehouse  to  be  erected  at 
224  to  230  Jefferson  street,  for  F.  G.  Kammeret,  who 
will  expend  about  $50,000  on  the  improvement.  The 
building  will  be  seven  stories  and  basement  high, 
with  front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone  and  interior  of 
mill  const-ruction.  The  site  is  at  present  occupied  by 
a  row  of  two-story  frame  houses. 

Architect  Charles  A.  Strand  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  on  Whiting  street,  between  North 
Market  and  Franklin.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement,  22  by  86  feet,  with  attractive  front  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  and  will  cost  about  $10,000. 

Architects  Swift  &  Hall  are  engaged  on  plans  for  a 
modern  residence  on  Madison  avenue,  near  Fitty- 
third  street,  for  R.  B  Swift.  The  building  is  to  be 
three  stories  and  basement,  26  by  "5  feet,  with  front 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  hardwood  interior  finish 
and  will  cost  $8,500. 

Architect  F.  Knudsen  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
attractive  store  office  and  apartment  house,  which 
James  J.  Prince  will  erect  at  the  northwest  corner  of 
North  and  Kedzie  avenues,  at  an  approximate  cost  of 
$26,000.  The  building  will  cover  50  by  100  feet,  be 
three  stories  and  basement,  have  stone  front,  red  oak 
finish,  and  will  be  provided  with  first-class  improve- 
ments. 


Architect  Ira  C  Saxe  has  prepared  plans  for  a  mod- 
ern flat  building  on  Fullerton  avenue,  near  North 
Halsted  street  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement, 
22  by  64  feet,  with  stone  front,  oak  and  yellow  pine 
finish,  and  will  cost  $6,500. 

Architect  C.  M.  Palmer  has  let  contracts  for  two 
houses  which  William  H.  Moore  will  erect  on  Madi- 
son avenue  between  hfty-flrst  and  Fifty-second 
streets  Each  will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  25 
by  54  feet,  with  stone  front  and  hardwood  finish,  and 
the  total  cost  will  be  $20,000. 

Plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  684  West 
North  avenue  have  been  prepared  by  William  Maurer 
for  George  Muelhaus.  The  structure  will  be  three 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  25  by  88  feet,  with  front 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  interior  flnish  of 
quarter  sawed  oak,  and  will  cost  about  $10,000. 

Plans  have  been  prepared  by  Sidney  Smith  for  a 
flne  store  and  flat  building  at  the  corner  of  Pine  and 
Indiana  streets  for  William  M.  Hoyt.  It  will  cover 
40  by  75  feet  and  be  five  stories  high,  with  ornate 
fronts  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  marble 
wainscoting  and  tiling,  hardwood  finish  and  modern 
improvements.   The  cost  is  estimated  at  $25,000. 

Architect  Fred  Ahlschlager  has  prepared  plans  for 
an  extensive  improvement  of  the  southwest  corner  of 
Ninety-first  street  and  Commercial  avenue.  South 
Chicago,  for  A.  R.  Beck.  The  site  is  86  by  1.^5  feet, 
and  upon  it  will  be  erected  a  fine  structure,  base- 
ment and  four  stories  high,  of  steel  construction, 
with  exterior  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta 
in  ornate  design,  with  bay  windows  and  three  slate 
covered  turrets.  The  interior  is  to  be  finished  in 
hardwood,  and  will  be  provided  with  steam  heat, 
electric  light,  passenger  elevator  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences of  a  flrst-class  office  building,  at  a  cost 
estimated  at  $75,000.  The  first  story  is  to  be  divided 
into  seven  stores,  the  second  story  into  forty  offices, 
and  the  third  and  fourth  stories  will  be  occupied  by 
three  halls  of  which  one,  to  serve  as  an  elegant  ball 
room,  will  extend  through  both  stories.  There  will 
be  a  number  of  lodgerooms. 

S.  W.  Roth  will  build  a  f(mr-story  and  basement 
brick  and  stone  apartment  building  on  Fulton  street, 
east  of  Central  Park  avenue,  size  75  by  80  feet,  hard- 
wood flnish,  marble  wainscoting  and  tiling  in  halls, 
vestibules  and  bath  rooms,  hot  water  heat,  electric 
lighting,  mantels  and  side-boards,  separate  laundries 
with  dryers  and  all  modern  improvements  for  a  flrst- 
class  building.  Cost  130,000.  Mr.  Roth  will  also  erect 
two  two-story  and  basement  stone  front  dwellings  at 
1043  and  1015  Walnut  street,  to  cost  $j2,000. 

L.  Weter  will  erect  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Clark 
and  Harrison  streets,  alterations  and  additions  in 
three-story  building,  iOO  by  100  feet,  putting  in  new 
front  and  remodeling  flats  above,  at  a  cost  of  $37,000. 

J  McMullen  will  erect  a  three-story  and  basement 
apartment  building  on  Calumet  avenue,  between 
Fifty-fourth  and  Fifty  fifth  streets,  cut  stone  front, 
hardwood  flnish,  steam  heat,  electric  lighting  and  all 
modern  improvements;  size  of  building  27  by  70  feet; 
cost,  $12,000. 

S.  Tilden  will  erect  a  two-story,  cellar  and  attic 
residence  on  Lexington  street,  west  of  Douglas  Park 
boulevard,  size  of  building  34  by  65  feet,  circular  bay 
on  corner,  cut  stone  front,  porches,  etc.,  to  be  finished 
in  oak  and  cherry,  sideboard  and  mantels,  tiled  bath- 
rooms, hot  water  heat,  electric  lighting,  burglar 
alarms  and  all  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$  0,000. 

Architects  Curtis  &  McDonald  have  designed  plans 
for  three  houses  on  Twenty-fourth  street,  between 
West  Forty-eighth  and  West  Forty-ninth  streets 
They  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  22  by  36 
feet  each,  have  pressed  brick  fronts,  furnace  heat, 
and  will  cost  f7,500. 

Architect  Henry  Ives  Ccbb  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  warehouse  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Hobble  street 
and  Hawthorne  avenue  for  J.  D.  Marshall.  It  will  be 
five  stories  and  basement  high,  with  a  frontage  of 
175  feet  and  a  dept  of  75  feet,  be  built  of  brick,  with 
interior  of  mill  construction,  have  composition  roof, 
elevator,  and  will  cost  about  $20,000. 

Architect  William  T.  Langtry  is  letting  contracts 
for  a  block  of  flats  at  4728  to  4732  Calumet  avenue  for 
Garner  Brothers.  It  will  cover  75  by  60  feet,  have 
stone  front,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  132  000. 

Architect  D.  S.  Pentecost  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  128;i  West  Van  Buren  street 
for  R.  G.  Williams.  It  will  cover  25  by  75  feet,  base- 
ment and  three  stories  high,  be  of  an  attractive 
design,  with  front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  relieved 
by  copper  bays  and  cornice,  have  pine  finish  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000.  It  will  con- 
tain one  store  and  Ave  flats. 

Architect  Louis  Martens  has  prepared  plans  and  is 
taking  figures  for  an  apartment  building  at  514  to  518 
Dearborn  avenue  for  Frank  Linsenbarth.  It  will  be 
four  stories  and  basement  high,  with  stone  and  brick 


exterior,  hardwood  flnish,  steam  heat  and  will  cost 
approximately  $40,000. 

Architects  Furst  &  Rudolph  are  letting  contracts 
for  a  block  of  flats  at  388  to  404  Marshfleld  avenue  for 
H.  Wolf  It  will  have  a  frontage  of  i92  feet  and  a 
depth  of  77  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  be 
built  of  brick  and  stone,  have  hardwood  flnish  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $50,000. 


LATESTISSUES  DF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Arcadia,  Wis — \n  election  will  be  held  March  22  to  vote 
on  the  qnestion  of  issDiDg  |5,00  )  ro^d  bonds. 

Snmner,  8.  0  — Bids  will  be  received  by  the  Ooonly 
Board  for  the  parohise  of  $1,5,000  ten  year  6  per  cent, 
coonly  bonds. 

Moutgomery,  Ala.— Bids  will  be  received  until  March 
26  for  ihe  parohase  of  $5,r(i0  5  per  cent,  oonntv  bondp, 
dee  in  lil35.    0.  A.  Allen,  clerk. 

Logan,  Ohio— -At  a  meeti  g  of  the  Ooanoil  the  Finance 
Committee  was  aothorized  to  iseoe  $'.i5,nC0  in  bonds  for 
the  oonstrnotion  of  waterworks. 

Oswego,  N.  Y. — Bids  will  be  received  April  10  for  the 
purchase  of  «2ri,0(iO  .SJ^  per  cent,  county  bonds;  $4.(  00 
payable  March  1,  each  year,  beginning  with  1899  Th' 8, 
More,  treasurer. 

Lincoln,  Neb. -The  City  Council  authorized  the  T.eafor- 
er  to  advertise  for  sealed  proposals  for  the  sale  of  $247,(  CO 
of  refunding  bonds  at  the  second  mseting  in  March.  Bids 
to  be  received  on  a  4i^  and  5  per  cent,  ba^is .  Each  bid 
to  be  accompanied  by  a  certified  check  of  |l(  0.  B.  B. 
Stephenson,  city  treasurer. 

Toledo,  0. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  until  March  26  for  the 
purchase  of  $Ui',000  3<i. years  fi  per  cent,  general  refund- 
ing bonds.  Also  for  the  purchase  of  $if  O.()Oii  20-year8  4 
per  cent  bridge  refunding  bonds.  Also  for  the  purchase 
of  $29,0'i0  5  per  cent,  street  improvemtjut  bon  s,  payable 
in  the  years  1895  to  19C0,  inclusive.  Jos.  H.  Phatt,  oily 
treasurer. 

Canton,  Ohio. — The  Finance  Committee  recommended 
that  the  clerk  be  amhorized  to  advertise  for  sale  |48,00(i  6 
per  cent,  school  bonds,  due  in  1895  inclusive. 

Wooster,  Ohio  —Bids  will  be  reoeived  until  April  6  for 
the  pnrch  ise  of  $'21,000  one  to  ten  years  5  per  cent.  Beal 
avenue  paving  bonds.  Also  $l^,.5io'one  to  ten  years  6  per 
cent.    N.  Market  street  bonds.     B.  F.  Eason,  city  clerk. 

Norwood,  O. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  reoeived  nntil 
April  4  for  the  pnronase  of  30  bonds  of  the  village  of  Nor- 
wood, O.,  iesned  for  waterworks  purposes,  to  be  knows  and 
designated  as  waterworks  bonds,  series  No.  5,  beariog  date 
Marah  1,  li^95,  and  payable  in  20  years  from  date  of  issue. 
Each  bond  will  be  for  the  sum  of  1500,  with  interest  there- 
on, at  the  rate  of  i}^  per  cent,  per  anrum.  W.  E.  Wioh- 
gar,  clerk  of  Norwood,  O.,  137  Walnut  street. 

New  Albany,  Ind.  Hayes  &  Sons  have  purchaeed  $75.- 
000  county  bonds  at  a  premium  of  $,5,(iO(i,  and  will  take 
them  in  three  installments  of  $25,000  each  within  sixty 
days,  the  time  required  by  the  County  Commissioners. 

Apalaohioola,  Fla.— An  election  will  be  held  to  decide  as 
o  the  issuance  of  bonds  for  water  w)rks;  artesian  wclls 
will  be  needed.    W.  B.  Sheppard,  Major. 

Chicago.  111. — A  bill  has  been  introduced  at  Springfield 
to  authorize  the  town  of  West  Chicago  to  issue  *»•  0,0  0 
in  twenty  years'  bonds  for  the  completion  of  the  Boule- 
vard system. 

Menominee,  Mich. — An  ordinance  has  been  papsed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  $47,51)0  twenty  year  refunding 
bonds.    James  H.  Walton,  City  Clerk. 

Browosville,  Tenn, — The  city  has  petitioned  Ihe  Legia- 
ture  for  authority  to  issue  .$  1  ^,000  of  bonds  to  purchase 
Brownsville  Artesian  Water  Company's  plant.  Address 
the  Mayor. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — At  the  regular  meeting  of  the  county 
board,  the  County  Auditor  was  instructed  to  advertise  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  $50,' 00  Ramsey  County  bonds. 
Bonds  will  ran  ten  years  with  interest  at  4}^  per  cent. 

Caldwell,  Idaho. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  for  the 
sale  of  $13,000  twetiy-year  6  per  cent  water  works  and 
$6,0C0  fi  per  cent  eltctric  light  monicpal  bonds.  (Re- 
demption optional  after  ten  years.)  Bids  opened  March 
18,  1895.  All  bids  should  be  addressed  to  A.  O.  McDonald, 
City  Clerk. 

Evanston,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  reoeived  by 
the  DLdersigned,  clerk  of  the  village  of  Evanston,  Hamil- 
ton County.  Ohio,  at  12  m.,  March  16,  at  the  office  of 
Charles  A.  Ewing,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Oinciunaii,  Ohio, 
for  the  purohaiie  of  $10,000  water  works  bonds.  Said  bonds 
to  be  in  demoninations  of  $500  each,  payable  in  ten  years, 
at  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually.  Will  be 
sold  for  not  less  than  pnr  value.  Rejection  reserved.  A 
certified  check  for  $,^00  to  accompany  each  bid.  Bids 
mobt  be  sealed  and  endorsed  ''Bids  tor  V\  a;er  Works  boudsr 
Evanston,  Ohio,"  and  addressed  to  William  H.  Knapp, 
Clerk  of  Evanston,  36  Carlisle  Building,  Oiooinnati,  Ohio, 


March  ti,  mt. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TA1X  PLACE  BETWEEN  MAB.  16  AND  MOH.  31,  1894. 

Park  Bidge,  Browj's  add,  Ita  20  to  25  in  b  13.  Apr  3, 11  a  m.  PL  Sher- 
man, master,  66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Linden  Grove,  the  s  5  ft  of  the  w  97  ft  of  It  10  and  the  n  28  ft  of  the  w 
97  ft  of  It  In  b  12  seo  21  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  L  W  Winchester,  mas- 
ter, 115  Mouroe  et.  L  X. 

Oaaal  Trustees  sab.  Its  96  and  96  In  b  43  In  seo  33  40  14.  Apr  16,  11  a  m. 
Walter  Batler,  master,  66  Portluad  bitc.  L  N. 

Honore's  resub.  It  23  in  b  2  of  bs  1  2  3  4  5  and  w  V4  of  b  6  in  Tleroan's 
sub  of  pt  of  the  e  V,  of  the  s  w  H  and  fie  w  %  of  the  s  e  ^  of  see  18 
89  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Dancan's  resob,  It  90  of  b7  in  Taylor  &  Ereigh's  sbb  of  the  e  of  the 
n  w  !4  of  sec  4  3ii  It.  Apr  9,  11  am.  A  F  btevenson,  master,  60  Port- 
laud  blk.  L  N. 

So  Lynne,  Vail's  sub,  Its  25  26  and  27  in  b  17  of  the  n  H  and  the  a  m  \ 
of  the  8  w  i4  ot  8  0  seo  19  38  14.  Apr  8, 10  a  m  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  mas- 
ter, 702  Ohicago  Opera  Opera  House  bldg.  L  X. 

Blue  Isl  I,  It  4  in  b  112  in  the  B  w  ^  of  she  31  37  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.    A  F 

Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 
Loring  &  Qibb's  sub.  the  n  17  ft  of  It  3«  all  of  It  39  and  the  s  12  ft  of  It 

40  in  b  3  of  pt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  22  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bnt- 

ler.  master.  L  N. 

Bockwell's  add.  It  44  in  subblk  2  in  the  sub  of  Its  1  to  12  in  b  12.  Apr  10 
11am.  Qeo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell's  add.  Its  17  and  18  in  b  IC;  Its  12  and  13  in  b  IC;  Its  1 
and  2  b  9;  Its  22  and  'i3  b  10;  Its  42  and  43  In  b  10;  Its  48  and  49  in  b  lU; 
Its  19  and  20  in  b  6;  lt«  15  and  16  in  b  5;  Us  2>l  and  24  in  b  6,  in  the  w 
Vt  of  seo  9  37  14.  Apr  2,  2  ptu  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  '.a-(alle  st.  L  N. 

Botsford  sub.  It  6  in  b  2  of  that  pt  of  It  5  in  the  School  Trastees  sub  of 
sec  16  38  14.  Mar  3u,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1312  Ash- 
land blk.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk.  the  s  28  ft  of  It  8  and  the  n  16  ft  of  It  9  in  b  30.  a  sub  of  the 
e  H  of  the  "  e  H  end  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  H  and  the  e  V4  of  the  n  e  H 
of  sec  11  the  n  pt  of  the  s  w  J4  of  sec  12  and  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  !4  of 
sec  14  all  in  38  14.  Apr  2, 1  p  m.  Ohas  Havard,  spl  com.  L,  N. 

Bnt^n  &  Hamilton's  sub.  Its  30,  31  and  32  of  Its  12  to  21  in  b  "F"  of  B 
I  L  &  B  Go's  re^nb  in  Morgan  Pk,  Wash  Hgts.  Mar  27,  11  a  m.  Perry 
A  Hull,  master,  921-923  Ohicago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Lee's  sab.  Its  6  and  6  in  b  7  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  e  %  of  sec  20  38  14  Apr 
2, 11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  6u  Portland  blk.  L 

Traver's  sub.  Its  1  2  and  3  in  b  2  of  the  e  16  92  acres  of  the  w  3"). 92 
acres  of  that  pt  of  the  e  e  Jii  of  sec  23  39  13.  Apr  2,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stev- 
enson, master,  L  N. 

Ft  Dearborn  add.  It  7  in  b  15.  Apr  2,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master. 
L  N. 

Qrigg's  sub,  the  n  26%  ft  and  the  w  28  ft  of  It  48  of  the  n  w  ^4  of  the  s 
e  isj  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  34  39  14.  Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter, 1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes  add,  b  2  being  a  sub  of  the  b-<k  %ot  sec  27  40  13. 
Apr  1,  11  a  nu.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

A  piece  of  land  36  ft  n  and  s  by  65.2  ft  east  and  west  lying  in  Dearborn 
BV  e  of  the  e  Hue  of  It  16  exteaded  8  ft  s  in  b  3  in  Shimp's  2nd  sub 
of  4  seres  s  and  adj  the  n  4  ac  es  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  J4  of  the  so^i 
of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  9  39  14.  Mar  27,  12  m.  Jno  J  Healey,  master,  40i- 
407  Kedzlebldg.  L  B. 

Lawrence  av,  Urandall'-i  tub.  Its  15  and  16  and  It  1  in  b  1  of  the  n  J4  of 
then  e  54  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  J7  40  13.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Malter  Butler, 
master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Gross'  sub.  It  47  of  Its  1  to  5  in  b  5  in  Borden's  sub  of  the  w  of  the  s 
e  !4  of  seo  36  40  13.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Boiler,  master.  L.  N. 

Fisher's  sob,  Its  25  and  26  of  b  2  in  Judd  &  Wilson's  sub  of  b  6  in  Oanal 
Trustees  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
I,  N. 

Rawson's  sub.  Its  139  and  140  of  Its  12  and  13  and  the  n  3-5  of  It  11  in 
Bradley  &  Honore's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  e  J4  of  sec  14  39  13.  Apr 
10,  11  a  m.  Susan  B  Wilson,  admtrx.  L  K , 

Wrlghtwood,  the  e  20  ft  of  It  12  and  the  w  22  ft  of  It  13  in  the  sub  of 
outlt  "B"  in  the  8  e  H  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master, 
L  B. 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add,  it  66  It  the  sub  of  b  3.  being  a  sub  of  the  e 
Vx  of  the  s  e  iii  (and  the  e  H  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  23  39  13. 
Mar  28,  11  a  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  L  B. 

Burnside,  It  25  in  b  8,  being  a  snb  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  e  M  of  sec  3  37 

14.  Mar  28,  11  a  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  L  B. 
Auburn  Pk,  Storke's  sub,  the  s  K  of  it  33  and  the  n  10  ft  in  It  32  io  b  2 

and  the  s  V4  of  It  7  and  all  of  Its  8  and  9  io  b  8,  being  a  resub  of  bs  1 

to  16  in  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  qr  of  sec  27  38  14.  Mar  28,  1  p  m.  Chas  H 

Havard,  spl  comm.  L  B. 
Magee'e  snb.  It  5  in  b  2  of  outlt  24  in  School  Trustee?  snb  of  seo  16  38 

14;  also  It  b4  in  b  29  in  Taylor's  Ist  add  to  So  t  h'go,  being  a  sub  of  pt 

of  the  n  V4  of  sec  8  37  15.  Apr  4,  11am.   Hjalmer  F  Nelson,  admtr. 

L  B. 

Horton'i  sub.  Its  18  to  22  in  b  2  of  the  n  i4  of  It  68  and  all  of  It  55  of  the 
School  Trustees  sab  of  see  16  37  14 .  Mar  30,  11  a  m.  Henry  C  Efcel, 
tp\  comm.  L  B. 

Moody's  snb.  It  22  in  b  1  of  the  n  H  of  the  s  e  J4  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  s 
w  !4  of  sec  34  39  14;  also  the  it  at  the  n  e  cor  of  said  It  22,  thence  s 
aloug  said  w  line  to  a  pniot  directly  e  of  the  s  e  cor  of  said  It  22, 
thence  w  to  said  s  e  cor  of  said  it  22,  thence  n  along  the  e  line  of  said' 
It  22  to  the  place  of  Deginniag  Apr  4,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  caster, 
173  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

So  Ohgo,  Bowen's  sub,  It  61  In  b  16  in  the  n 
a  m.  Jas  R  «lana,  master.  L  B. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add.  Its  37  and  38  in  b  «  in  the  s  w  "4  of  sec  32  38  17. 
Apr  4,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Ltlann,  master.  L  B. 

Assr's  div,  lis  18  'iQ  and  tae  n  2  ft  of  It  18  in  b  7  of  the  8  w  >4  of  seo  22 
39  14.  Mar  3U,  10  am.  i  hoa  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Operr 
Honsebldg.  I,  B. 

Auburn  Pk,  the  s  20  ft  of  It  14  of  b  9, -being  a  sub  in  sec  28  38  14,  Apr  2, 

10  a  m  Jas  R  Maun,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 
Wisner's  sub.  Its  24  to  27  in  b  4,  of  Its  8  and  9  in  Brand's  sub  of  the  n  e 

^  of  seo  26  40  13.  Apr  8,  11  a  m.  Henrietta  C  Meyer,  admtrx    L  B. 
Erwln  &  Vedder's  f  ub.  It  7  of  b  1  of  bs  1  2  and  3  of  Tabor's  add,  to  Eg- 

glesiOD,  beiog  a  sab  of  the  e  26  acres  of  the  n  M  of  the  s  Vt  of  the  n  e 

H  of  sec  28  38  14.  Mar  26,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master.  L  N. 
Lauermenn's  sub.  It  11  of  the  a  100  acres  of  the  8  w  J4  of  sec  28  42  13. 

Apr  3,  11  a  m.  Jno  F  Noyes,  master,  88  ami  9j  Washiugton  st.  L  B. 
Bine  Isl  Hup,  It  6  in  b  6,  It  43  in  b  2,  a  sub  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  n  e  ^4  of 

sec  31  37  14.  Mar  26,  11  am.  Hiram  liarbar,  master,  626  Opera  Housb 

bldg.  L  B. 

Ashland,  It  31  and  42  in  b  2  a  sub  of  the  n  54  of  the  e  V4  of  the  n  e  H  of 
seo  38  14.  Mar  26,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 


of  sec  7  37  15.   Apr  4,  11 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE.'' 


That  is  vvhat  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 


way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
'^ioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  ageat  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 


Note — Abbreviations  eignify:  o.  onrbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  water^^ervioe; 
swk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

WAB.   NO.     STBEET  FBOM  TO  IMP'x 

15315    Alley  bet 


"  311 
"  310 

"  309 

'•  308 

"  307 

"  3C6 

"  305 

"  304 

"  303 

"  291 
"  280 

"  288 

"  281 

"  285 
"  283 

"  271 
"  270 
"  269 

"  268 
"  263 

"  £62 

"  258 
"  If.l 
"  244 
"  182 

'■  110 
"  613 

"  614 

"  616 

"  617 

"  618 

"  619 

"  621 

622 

"  623 

'•  62 1 

"  626 
"  627 

"  628 

"  629 
"  6.S6 
"  637 
"  638 
"  639 


Blackhawk  ....  Division  . . .  .0  g  and  p 
Ashland  av  . . . .  Diokson 

Lewis  Wrightw'd  av. .  Diversey  " 

Alley  e  &  w.. Fremont  Bissell  " 

Garfield  av . . . .  Webster  av 

Alleys  Garfield  av  . . . .  Center 

Dayton  Halsted 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Center  " 

Dayton  Fremont 

Alley  e  &  w . .  Fremont  ot . . . .  Biesell  " 

Center  Garfield  av 

Alleys  Garfield  Rv ....  Webster  av  " 

Shifiiild  av  Bispell 

Alleys  Qaifield  av  Webster  av  " 

Dayton  Fremont  " 

Alleys  Clay   Center  " 

Davton  Freemont 

AUers   Garfield  av  Webster  av  " 

Dayton  Balsted 

48th  Cottage  G  av.  .St  Lav'oe  av  c  g  &  m 

Alleys  Qarneldav.  Center  og&p 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

Allsy  ID  b  25  and  s  hf  b  23  C  T  snb  w  hf  seo 
5  39  14.  og&p 
Alley  e  and  w  and  n  and  s  in  b  3  Ashland  2d 
add.  " 

Town  ct  North  av  s  ter 

Alley  n  and  s.  Van  Baren  . . . .  Jaokson 

Jtfferson  Cliiiton 

Allery  in  b  17  Ashland's  2d  add 

Bloom  34  th  38th 

Alleys  12th  Bnnker 

Deeplaines. .  ..Ualsted 

Floornoy  Franoisco  Albany  av 

Alleys  . ,  Milwankee  av..Elk  Grove  av 

Wood  Girerd 

Alley  e  and  w  Panlina  Wood 

Huron   Superior 

Webster  av . . .  Dominick  Ch'go  river 


o  f  &  p 
og&p 


o  f  &  p 
og&p 

c  f  &  p 


og&p 


Oott  ge  3  av  44th, 
Indiana  av  . .  .  29Lh . 
Alley  e  &  w  in  n  hf 
seo  7  39  14. 
Wabash  av. , 
Alleys ...  . 


b  41 


59th 

 30th 

C  T  sub 


0  f  &  p 
og&p 


 35th 

Halsted  Blue  Isl  av  " 

Forqoer  Taylor  " 

Alleys  Taylor  12th  " 

Marshfield  Ashland  av  " 

Alleys  Carroll  Falton  " 

Ana  .   May 

Alleys  Throop   Center  " 

Jaokson  Van  Boren 

Alley  Bandolph  Washington!  " 

Willard  pi .  ...  Ann 

Alleys  Falton   Lake  " 

May  Ann 

Alleys  n  and  s  bet  w  hf  b  21  0  T  sub 
of  pt  seo  33  40  14. 

Alleys  Loonat   Chicago  " 

Townsend  ....  SedgwioK 
Alley  Loonst   Oak  " 

Townsend....  Sedgwiok 
Alley  Oak  Bobbie  " 

Larrebee  Ganlt 

Lexington  av. 60th  61-ft  " 

Alleys  Clifton  Raoine  '  " 

Garfield  Webster 

Alleys  Clifton  Raoine  '' 

Cent  or  Garfield  " 

44th  Greenwood  av. Ellis  av  " 

P2d  Drexel  av  . . . .  Cottage  G  av  0  g  &  m 

Ashland  av  .  .  Ohio   Milwankee  av    g  &  p 

Eldridge  ct. . .  State  Michigan  av  " 

Prairie  av  26th  26th 


"  663 
"  667 
"  672 
"  674 
"  679 
"  680 

'  681 

•'  682 

"  684 
••  585 
"  686 
"  687 
"  690 
"  691 

"  692 
"  693 

"  694 
"  695 
"  696 
"  697 


Linooln  av . .  .  Center  Follerton  av 

W  Harrison..  Canal  Halsted 

Bluoher  Wellirgton. ..  Noble  av 

Otto  Clark  Halsted 

Maplew'd  av.  North  av  Bl'm'gdale  rd 

Alleys  Augusta  Thomas 

QIariwood  . . . .  Robey 
Alley  from  (he  n  line  of  Iowa  st  to  h  licie 
of  Augusta  st  bet  Qlenwood  and  R  ibey 
Alleys  Thomas  ....  Divisi  m 

Glenwood  Ri)bi-y 

Bishop  47th  49th 

Bebeooa  Rockwell....  California  av 

McMuUen  ot. .  May   Center 

Traoey  av  Garfield  bd..57th 

Lincoln  Halsted  Union  av 

Alley  Hoycie  av . . . .  Leavitt 

Warren  Madison 

42d  Halsted  Wallace 

Alley  36th  Ellis 

Lake 

bheridan  North  av  Bl'n'gdale  rd 

Townsend  ....  Erie  Obioago  av 

46th  State  Grand  bd 

53d  State  80  Park  av 


e  g  &  p 


f  & 
g  & 

t  & 
t  & 

r  & 
a  & 

f  * 
K  * 


o  f  &  p 


og&p 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  ROLLS. 

Note— Abbreviations  signify:  c,  curbing;  g,  grading 
m,  macadamizing;  p  paving;  f  filling;  w,  s  water  ser- 
vice; swk,  sidewalk;  1  p,  lamp  posts;  d,  drains. 


FROM 

W  40th 
Webster  av 
Webster  av 
Charlton 
Irving  Pk  bd 
Stony  Isl  av 
FuUerton  av 
Loomis 
67  th 

W  Division 
W  Division 
Throop 
Rockwell 
39th 

Oakley  av 
55th 
Scott 

So  Park  av 
N  Claik 
26th 

Graceland  av 
24th 
Clark 
Grace 

Evanston  av 
Francis 
Leavitt 
Clark 


STREET 

W  Congress 
Wolcott 
Palmer 
Francis 
Vernon  av 
73d 
Mead 
W  Adams 
Aberdeen 
Hamlin  av 
Avers  av 
Adams 
Rice 
State 

Greenwood  av 
Princeton  av 
Stone 
35th 

Germania  pi 
Bonney 
Southport  av 
Turner  av 
Bryn  Mawr  av 
Wilton 
Victor 
Swift 
Wilson 
Center 
Webster  av 
Diversey  av 
Union  av 
Homan  av 
Wabansia  av 
100th 
32d 

Nutt  av 
Elm 
Peck  ct 
E  Vine 
Vine 
Wells  av 
Park  pi 
McLean  av 
Grace 
Halsted 
93d 

Jackson 
Park  av 
43d 
39th 
Prescott 
Clinton 
Elias 
Leavitt 
Sacramento  av  W  22d 
Trumbull  av     W  26th 
Wall 
7th  av 
Green 

Springfield  av 
W  31st 
38th  ct 
79th 
Paulina 


TO 
W  46th 
N  59th 

Southport  av 
Everett  av 
I  C  R'y 
Logan  av 
Ashland  av 
69th 

North  av 
North  av 
Paulina 
Washtenaw 
55th 

Western  av 

63d 

Banks 

Cottage  G  av 

LaSalle 

26th 

Otto 

100  ft  north 
Evanston  av 
Byron 
Swift 
Ridge  rd 
Robey 

Southport  av 


INP'T 

w  s  p 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 

W  S  D 

c  g  &  p 
sewer 
sewer 
sewer 
swk 


c  f  &  p 
swk 


drains 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 
w  s  p 


Milwaukee  av  Kedzie  av 


59th 
22d 

Western  av 
Ewing  av 
Wentwt'h  av 
7ist 
Fox  ct 
W  Circle  av 
Evergreen  av  Circle  av 
Myrtle  av  " 
Norwood  av  Wilton  av 
Diversey  Woodard 
W  48th         Durham  av 
Ashland  av  Clark 


6ist 
23d 

Kedzie  av 
Avenue  "L" 
Portland  av 
73d 

Chestnut 
Western  av 


c  g  &  p 

diains 
bwk 


Marquette 
Houston  av 
46th 


Buena  av 
Ootario  av 
48th 


Montrose  bd  Elston  av 


Jackson 
Archer  av 
St  Charles 
9lst 

Archer  av 
33d 


springer 
97th 
66th 

W  Division 
Kedzie  av 
Halsted 
Bond  av 
Madison 
Beile  Plaine  av  Ashland  av 


35th 

Lincoln  av 

Elston  av 

Exchange  pi 

Elizabeth 

Blanchard  av 

42d 

24th 


Western  av 
Berteau  av 

Bradley 

So  Ch'g  av 

79th 

35th 

State 


Gladys 
Grant  av  " 
C  &  N  W  R'y 
92d 

Lyman  sewer 
Bross  av  " 
W  23d 
W  27  th 
.34th 

100th  " 
67th 

North  av  " 
Spauldingav  " 
Laurel  " 
Cheltenham  bh  swk 
Indiana  " 
E  Ravenswood  Pk  " 
California  av  " 
Montrtse  bd  " 
Sloan 

Anthony  av  " 
80th  " 
39th 

Michigan  av  " 
So  Park  av  " 


278 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  23,  1895 


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35th 

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26th 

29th 

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Princeton  av 

Shields  av 

sewe 

Webster  av 

Lawrence  av 

Green 

72d 

73d 

u 

Richardson  av 

6ith 

466  ft  south 

Carroll  av 

St  Louis  av 

e  ter 

I  * 

Lincoln 

5'st 

G'd  T'k  Junct'n  " 

Good  seed 

ii 

( ( 

Winchester  av 

Pending  on  Objections. 


Warren  av 
W  Adams 
7  2d 

Eoglewood  av 

Mead 

Adams  av 

N  59th 

Human  av 

Loomis 

Dee.-ing 

Parmelee 

Elias  ct 

Lake  Park  av 

LaSalle  av 

58th 

65  ch 

67  th 

73d 

W  Elm 
Walnut 
Lincoln  pi 
Elm 

Hammond  av 

Wallace 

Wentworth  av 

W  Madison 

Desplaines 

Lake 

Atlantic 


Leavitt  Ogden  av 
W  40sh  W  46th 

Yates  av       Bond  av 
Wentw'thav  Halsted 
Fullerton  av  Lojjan  av 
73d  75th 
Clark  Robev 
Central  Pk  av  Ch'go  av 


2 1  St 

<  ologne 
Wesrtern  av 
Archer  av 
31st 
Illnois 
Wentw'th  av 
Slate 
Morgan 
Stony  Isl  av 
W  Circle 

E  " 

Norwood  av 

<  'hestnut 
Logan  sq 
Humboldt 
47  th 

Jefferson 
W  Lake 
Hamlin  av 
43d 


bd 


22d 

s  b  Ch'go  river 
Hoyne  av 
Lyman 
33d 

Ch'go  av 

Halsted 

C  R  I  &  P  R'y 

Loomis 

Ii;  R'y 

Myrtle  av 

Cedar 

Evergreen  av 
Cedar 
Diversey 

63d 

Centre  av 
W  Madison 
40  th 
Goshen 


c  f  &  p 
g  &  m 
swk 
drains 

w  s  p 

c  g  &  p 
8  &  P 

C  f  A  p 
g  &  P 

C  g  &  p 


drains 
swk 


c  &  p 

swk 
c  f  &  p 


EDWAffD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NOETH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


CHARLE8F.  LINSCOlT&Co. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscotf's 
Ridgetand  Avenue  Subdivision. 

60^  l^tock  £xcUanee  Bnlldins,  -  Chicago. 

Corner  WaahiDgton  and  La  Salle  Strtete. 


RENTING  AGENCY. 

O.  J.  FRANCHERE, 

REAL  ESTATE 
AND  INSURANCE. 

Space  to  rent  cheap  in  business  and  oflSce  buildings, 
light,  power,  heat,  etc. 


Condensed  Report   

OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

National  Bank  of  Illinois 

At  Chicago,  in  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  close  of  Business 
March  5, 1895. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  discounts   

Overdrafts,  secured  and  unsecured  

U.  S.  bonds  to  secure  circulation,  par 

value   . 

Other  bonds   

Real  estate  mortgages  owned   

Due  from  naiional  banks  .  $1,544,293.29 
Due  from  State  banks  and 

bankers   704,769.72 

Exchanges     for  clearing 

houses    437,931.17 

Bills  of  other  national  banks  (52,400  00 
Fractional  paper  currancy, 

nickels,  and  cents   4,452  67 

Specie   2.^03  677  50 

Legal  tender  notes   275,0U0.00 

U.  S.  certificates  of  deposit 

for  legal  tenders    280,000.00 


$9,5:.8,797.39 
30  234  23 

50,000.00 
197,200  UO 
43,320  00 


Redemption  fund  with  U  S.  Treasurer 
(5  per  cent  of  circulation)  


6,112,524.35 
2,250.00 


,000,000  00 
,000  000.00 

234,341 .47 
45,000  00 
30  006.00 


Total    $15,994,325.97 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  gtock  paid  in   $1 

Surplus  fund    1 

Undivided  profits,   less   expenses  and 

taxes  paid   

Nntional  bank  notes  outstanding  

Dividends  unpaid  

individual  deposits  subject 

to  check  $7,352,5*05  04 

Demand     certificates  of 

deposit   712,306  65 

Certified  checks   80,575  10 

Cashiers'  checks  outstanding  344,650.64 
Due  to  other  national  banks  3,864,357.35 
Due  to   State   banks  and 

bankers   1,330,183  72 


13,684,978  50 

Total  $15,994,325.97 

State  of  Illinois.  County  of  Cook,  ss.; 

I,  Carl  Moll,  cashier  of  the  above  named  bank,  do 
solemn  y  swear  that  the  above  statement  is  true  to 
the  besi  of  my  knowledge  and  belief. 

CARL  MOLL,  Cashier. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me  this  12th  dav  of 
March,  1895.  M.  C.  STELLE 

Correct-Attest:  WALTER  L.  PECK,  WILLI/VM 
R  PAGE,  ROBERT  E.  JENKINS,  Directors. 


The  First  National  M\ 

OF  CHICAGO 

Statement  of  condition  March  5, 1895. 


ASSETS. 

Loans  and  discounts  $18  373,300  43 

Bank  building  and  other  real  estate   675,000  00 

United  States  bonds  (par  value)   1,075,550  00 

"ther  bonds   1,6  0,836  90 

Premiums  paid.   1,183  70 

Cftsti  Ft^soiircGS  * 
Due  from  banks  (Eastern  ex)$3,860,885  65 
Checks  from  clearing  house.  1,166,314. 49 

Cash  on  hand   8,005.134.78 

Due  from  U.  S .  Treasurer  . .      29,250  00 

 i3,C01,484  92 

$34,797,455.95 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  stock,  paid  in  $  3,000,000.00 

Surplus  fund    3,000,000  00 

Other  undivided  profits    240,525  44 

Deposits    28.556  9  .0,51 

$34,797,455  95 

OFFICERS. 

LYMAN  J.  GAGE,  President. 

JAS  B.  FORGAN,  Vice  President. 
RICHARD  J.  .-TREE  r.  Cashier 
HOLMES  HOGE,  Asst  Cashitr. 
FR4NKE  BROWN,  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


BEFEB  BT  BPECIAIi  FEBMISf^ION  TO 
Mr.  Potter  Pa  mej  .  The  .J.  V.  Firwell  On, 

MeasiB.  Lyou  &  Bealy. 
Messrs.  Oulhman,  Oarpeater  &  TelllDg. 


311  New  Kra  Bids. 
Blue  Island  ave.  & 
Harrison 


DIRECTORS. 

Sam'l  M.  Nickerson, 
s.  W.  Allerton, 
Norman  B.  Ream, 
R.  C.  Nickerson, 
Eugene  S.  Pike, 

J  as.  B.  Forgan. 


E.  F.  Lawrence, 

F.  D.  Gray, 
Nelson  Morris, 
L.  J.  Gage, 

A.  A.  Carpenter, 


Title 

Guarantee 
-°  Trust  Co. 

f  The  First  Guar2ntee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1  600.000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiverand  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Eusiness, 
Slakes  f^l3stracts  of  Title . 

Quarantecs  Titles  to.Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPI  SKaVIOE  A^D  EEAOONABLE  B  TE9. 
OFFICERS. 

GWYNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Skliebs,  Vioe  Prest. 
A.  A.  PrBWABT,  Seo'y.    0-  E.  I  abrabke,  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  8ELLBB8,  Trust  C  fScer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention.  ^ 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  <fe  Co, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
11  Post  Street,      .     SAN  PBANCISCO,  CAL. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investnaent  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 


I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,         CV\\ c*'A  Af\  \\\ 
NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  ^KdgL;,|l]. 


March  23,  U95. 


TitE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


279 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the- 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
tihe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Mar.  21,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  oyer  $1,000   295  $1,996,171 

J ity,  under  $1,000..    127  73,060 

Coonty     147  446,929 

Total   569  $2,516,160 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Mar.  22,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Otty,  over  $1,000                             305  $1,684,370 

Olty,  under  1,000...                       135  75,862 

County                                           169  253,411 

Total   599  $1,913,643 

Aberdeen  st,  105  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  25x124; 
Moh  5.  R  L  Heniy  to  0  Hont  $1,300 

Adams  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  45th,  s  f  50x121; 
Mar  18.  W  E  Hayes  to  T  F  Robinson 
 $2,000 

Addison  av,  s  w  oor  Gross,  n  f  100x124 
and  18  other  lots  same  blook;  Feb  26. 
0  F  Ford  to  Q  Newell  $23,000 

Armitage  av,  n  w  oor  Oiark,  s  f  58x125; 
Feb  18.  0  Longhridge  to  P  Page.. $3,500 

Armitage  av,  s  w  oor  Ballon  st,  n  f  24,*^^x 
160;  Mar  6.  H  Klnte  to  H  H  Qieseke 
 ,  $i5,roo 

Ashland  av,  141  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  25x 
123;  Mar  14.  0  Huebsohmann  to  0 
Woerz  $1,600 

Ashland  av,  75  ft  n  of  Qraoe  st,  e  f  ?5xl25; 
Moh  13.  0  J  Johnson  to  E  M  Fisher 
 $1,500 

Ashland  av,  216  ft  n  of  Tutlle,  w  f  llOx 
167;  Mar  9.  D  J  Maokellar  to  E  Clark 
 15,000 

Anstin  av,  s  w  oor  Tremont  st,  e  f  50x119, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  E  B  Camp  to 
B  L  Harding   $30,000 

Belden  av,  72  fl  e  of  Bissell  st,  n  f  24x116; 
Mar  7.  W  R  Morrison  to  J  M  Roaob 
et  al   $3,400 

Berenioe  av,  141  f t  e  of  Robey  st,  s  f  76x 
125  and  33  lots  same  blook;  Feb  26.  0 
F  Ford  to  fi  B  Camp   $28,OCO 

Bingham  st,  176  ft  n  of  Armitage  road,  s 
w"f  26x106;  Mar  1.  H  Kirohhofif  to  F 
Klebe  $l,5i  0 

Bishop  st,  250  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Bookkeeper  B  & 
L  As?n  $1,278 

Bishop  st,  250  ft  n  of  6Hh,  ef  24x124; 
Mar  1.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Bookkeepers  B 
&  L  Assn  $1,097 

Bloom  st,  192  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  24x125; 
Moh  7.  A  Rennwinz  to  A  Jacobs.  .$1,100 

Bowen  av,  premises  No  360;  15x115;  Moh 
11.  A  Laohmann  to  D  Laohmann.  $6,000 

Bowen  av,  same  ppty;  Moh  11.  D  Laoh- 
mann to  B  Laohmann  $6,000 

Bosworth  av,  199  ft  8  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f 
371^1124;  Moh  14.  I  M  Miohelson  to  VP 
Snyder  |4,f  00 

Brown  st,  89  f t  s  of  Taylor,  e  f  25xi00; 
Mar  16.  L  Rallmann  to  B  Epstein. $3,303 

Baokingham  pi,  751  ft  w  of  Evanston  av, 
n  f  28x124;  Mar  6.  B  Seneco  to  M  Ries 
 $2,520 

Byrne  av,  s  w  oor  Franklin  st,  e  f  98x125, 
Mar  18.  L  J  W  Birn  to  F  (iloor  Jr.  .$3,530 

Calomet  av,  420  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  3(ix 
1961^;  Mar  16.  J  D  Qriffln  to  J  T  Ferga- 
Bon....  $4,200 

Calomet  av,  5^  ft  n  of  69th  at,  w  f  32x71; 
Deo  19,'94.  E  B  Camp  to  A  F  Keeney 
 $12,000 

Calamet  av,  s  e  oor  83rd  st,  w  f  58x162; 
Mar  11.  M  Mnlneaax  to  J  E  Hall  .  $1,387 

Campbell  av,  198  ft  s  of  Folton  st,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Moh  16.  M  A  Polk  to  J  A  Mann- 
ing  $2,7l0 

Carpenter  st,  s  w  oor  68th,  e  f  48x124;  Aug 
1,'94.  J  Nelson  to  A  Nystedt  $1,80C 

Central  Park  av,  146  ft  n  of  North,  w  f 
29'^xl77;  Mar  15.  A  Kahn  to  Met  W  S 
•  L"  R  ROo  $3,550 

Centre  st,  s  e  oor  Ravenswood  Park  av,  n 
f  363x269;  Mar  1.  0  Thnrk  to  E  W 
Zander  $15,0'  0 

Centre  av,  83  ft  s  of  Weddoll  st,  e  f  25x126; 
and  other  ppty;  Jan  9.  W  Pagenkopf 
to  I  E  Wink  $9,"00 

Champlain  st,  274  ft  s  of  36th,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  16.  W  Frink  to  W  B  Hnskey.  .$3,100 

Chicago  av,  30  ft  e  of  Washtenaw,  n  f  25x 
122;  Mar  2.  C  Iverson  to  0  W  Vaii.$12,0(0 
tJlark  st  N,  n  e  oor  Oakdale  av,  w  f  50x 
ion,  more  or  less;  Feb  19.   0  Koester  to 
H  G  Dawson  et  al  110,000 

Otark  st  N,  n  w  oor  Centre,  e  f  77x162, 


more  or  less;  Feb  27.  M  Ryan  to  M 
Freres  $9,500 

Cleveland  av,  134  ft  w  of  Sheffield,  n  f  37 
xl25;  Jaly  10,'93.  J  Boesen  to  Q  Boesen 
 $7,000 

Clifton  8V,  100  ft  n  of  School  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Mar  14,  A  Israelson  to  C  J  Olander 
etal  $1,400 

Commercial  av,  179  ft  n  of  98th  st,  "v  f  25 
xl38;  Moh  18.  A  Behrens  to  M  Behrens 
 $3,500 

Commercial  st,  185  ft  n  of  Wabansia  av, 
e  f  23x122;  June  27,'92.  M  Grzegorek 
to  J  Miller  $4,675 

Commercial  av,  124  ft  s  of  8l8t  ot,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Moh  15.  H  R  Gnnnarson  to  F 
Tinsley  $3,900 

Cornelia  fct,  76  fteof  Wolcott,  s  f  30Cxl24; 
also  3  lots  b  37  acd  2  Its  b  38;  Feb  26. 
C  F  Ford  to  J  H  Van  Horn  $14,tO0 

Cornell  av,  140  ft  n  of  55th  st,  e  f  53^x 
i5  I,  more  or  less;  Moh  15  C  A  Knapp 
to  E  i£  Smith   $17,(iOO 

Cottage  Grove  av,  33  ft  s  of  8?th  st,  e  f 
2oxl25;Mar  11.  M  Molneanx  to  J  E  Hall 
 "  $1,'^00 

Cottage  Grove  av,  198  ft  s  of  4Sth  st,  w  f 
lOCxieO;  Mch  6.  Hattie  J  Bayor  to  M  S 
Rogers  $71,500 

Conrtland  st,  165  ft  w  of  Hoyne  avj  s  f  72 
xKO;  Mar  15.  O  M  Loomis  to  F  A 
Sessions  $12  000 

Dayton  st.  :i25  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  2f> 
xl25;  Mar  18.  M  D  Weinberg  to  K 
Stearns  „   $6,500 

Dearborn  st,  116  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of  6i  th. 
e  f  23x100;  Mar  9.  H  H  Gage  lo  S 
Schlatt   $2,760 

DeKalb  st,  280  ft  n  e  ot  Leavitt,  n  w  f  21 
xlOO;  Feb  23   E  Stock  to  B  Oarell  .  $4,500 

DeKoven  st,  60  ft  w  of  Clinton,  n  f  25x 
100,  and  other  ppty ;  Mar  20.  Est  of  M 
Hejdnk  to  J  Sohneeberg  |1,15'J 

Desplaines  st,  138  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  25x126; 
Jan  28.  H  MoCormiok  to  M  Prager 
 #2,' 00 

Divetsey  st,  ?5  ft  w  of  May  av,  e  f  3f'x  1 14; 
Ang  17,'87.  J  Welland  tJ  D  J  Qjinn 
 $2.7  0 

Division  st,  24  ft  w  of  HoU.sf  24xli5; 
Mar  6.  B  Eichmann  to  E  V\  iuterfeldt 
 $7,800 

Dudley  st,  213  ft  n  of  Olybonrn  pi,  e  f  2(x 
125;  Mar  18.  0  L  Hammond  to  C  West- 
pha!   $2  000 

Dunning  and  Lincoln  .  vs,  alley  lot  bet, 
354  ft  8  e  of  Lheffiald,  25x50,  more  or 
less;  Moh  5.  J  Giblin  to  C  Bnokiagham 
 $2,500 

Eddy  st,  51  ft  e  of  Wcloott,  8  f  7.5x124  and 
30  lots  same  blook;  Feb  26.  C  F  Ford  to 
8  H  Haddock  J24,750 

Edwards  av,  s  w  oor  8l8t  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Aug  19,'90.  Est  of  E  Oowles  to  E  E 
Smith   !^1.800 

Eighteenth  st  W,  144  ft  w  of  Pauliaa,  n  f 
24x125;  Feb  1.  M  Vrba  to  F  Brefka 
 |7,0(iO 

Eighteenth  st  W,  164  ft  w  of  Throop,  s  f 
24x120;  Feb  21.  T  Mashek  to  M  Weset- 
sky,  and  othar  oonsideraiioas  ...$l  1,000 

Eightj'-seveoth  et,  s  e  cor  Lange  av,  n  t 
50x125;  Mch  12.  M  Bohljg  to  H  .Moehl- 
hansen  $1,600 

Ellis  av,  102  ft  s  of  46ih  pt,  e  f  17  45.1ihii 
140  38.1C0;  Mar  12.  F  A  Stearns  to  E  K 
Smith  $15,0(0 

Ellis  av,  512  ft  n  w  of  39th  st,  n  e  f  66x 
222;  Mar  13.  E  G  Davis  to  E  Gehr- 
mann  $18,  00 

Elm  st,  165  ft  w  of  Franklin,  n  f  25x90; 
Mar  16.  H  Fletcher  et  al  by  ga  .r  Jian 
to  N  W  El  R  R  Co  $7,0(  0 

Elston  av,  226  f  t  s  e  of  FraDoi''oo,  n  e  f 
50x100;  Moh  6,  M  L  WolflE  to  E  J  Owen 
  $3,200 

Emerald  av,  650  ft  s  of  3l8t  et.  e  f  25x1  20; 
Mar  19.  A  Stiefel  to  F  Hew-ion  . .  ,$3,525 

Emerald  av,  195  ft  s  of  77th  et,  e  t  40x 
144;  Feb  21.  J  Th.  mlinson  Jr  to  P  T 
German  Jr  $5  8i  0 

Emerald  av,  612  ft  s  of  fi3rd  si,  e  f  '.5s 
122;  Mar  16.  J  Bchrendt  tj  H  Manzke 
 $i!,2(  0 

Emery  st,  372  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  75x 
126;  Moh  15.  S  0  Ray  to  E  A  Olson 
 J3,000 

Erie  st,  551  fteof  8t  Clair,  n  f  2'.xl00; 
Mar  17.  G  W  Streeter  to  S  E  Cnmmings 
 $10,000 

Evanston  av,  200  ft  n  w  of  Cornelia  st, 
s  w  f  50x224;  Mar  19.  Est  of  H  0  Smith 
to  M  Smith   $1,200 

Fairview  av,  175  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  4.  L  Kitzke  to  P  Kraemer 
 $2,500 


Fairfield  av,  99  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
25x126;  Mar  6.  L  H  Johnson  to  A  Rosa 
 $1,650 

Fairfield  av,  n  e  cor  Bloomingdale.  n  f 
343^x126;  Mar  7.  J  J  Oversat  to  C  Held 
 $1,800 

F-i'rwell  av,  72  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Feb  4.  J  Wisnom  to  T  F  Kelly  ....  $1,150 

Faye  st,  125  ft  w  of  Ravenswood  av,  s  f 
373^x121;  Oot  1,'94.  C  F  Ford  to  W  H 
Cookingham  $1,500 

Fifth  av,  232  ft  s  of  Napoleon  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Moh  12  A  C  Oldenburg  to  F  Lei- 
brandt  $8,000 

Fifth  av,  76  ft  n  of  Harrison  i-t,  w  f  25x 
100;  Mch  19.  A  C  Neville  to  H  A  Osborn 
   $42,500 

Fifteenth  st  W,  191  ft  w  of  Margaret,  s  f 
24x125;  Oot  8,'94.  W  Toomey  to  M  E 
Toomey  Jr  $2,0C0 

Fifty-four(h  st,  n  e  oor  Sackett,  s  f  5(  x 
125;  Oot  '.se.'gi.  D  J  Kennedy  to  A  M 
Hobrerson  $1,850 

Fifty-seventh  ot.  153  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  8  f  25x125;  Mar  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
Ihe  Bookkeepers  B  &  L  Assn  $1,781 

Floarnoy  st,  314  it  e  of  Washtenaw  av, 
s  f  26x125;  Mai  16.  The  Citizens  B  &  L 
Assn  to  0  Oureton  $1,830 

Forest  av,  149  ft  n  of  33rd  st.  w  f  16^x 
125;  Mar  20.  G  W  Boroliard  to  L  C 
Coopsey   $6,000 

Forest  av,  lOr  ft  n  of  32ad  st,  e  f  ISxIfO; 
Moh  18.  F  Livingston  tj  0  Mulcahy 
 $3,600 

Forrestville  av,  140  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  20 
xl25;  Feb  20.  M  A  Hageman  to  M  Hart 
 $9,.':00 

Forty-second  st.  283  ft  e  of  Drexel  blvd, 
n  f  25x160;  Moh  2.  C  W  Vail  to  C  Iver- 
son  $5,5  )0 

Foorteenth  st  W,  596  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  f 
24x1(0;  Mar  16.  J  Renter  to  J  Levin- 
son   $2,600 

Francisco  av,  2i  ft  n  of  Walnut  st,  w  f  26 
x206;  Aug  1,'92.  W  Ilett  to  B  C  Waller 
 $J,600 

Frankfort  av,  236  ft  e  of  Western,  n  f  24x 
100;  Mar  2.  F  B  Logeman  to  A  Loge- 
man   $3,500 

Fremont  st,  35  5  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  26 
xl25;  Mar  13.  J  Gross  to  F  Ueinzmann 
 $3,600 

Fnllerton  av,  s  w  oor  Ontalpa  pi,  n  f  103x 
1  5;  Mar  19.  T  J  Ferguson  to  S  J 
Westley  ,  ....$5,2ro 

Folton  st,  120  ft  w  of  W  4tth,  s  f  50  to 
alley;  Mar  18.  A  Klemt  to  E  Zellmer 
   $1,400 

Folton  st,  112  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  h  f  37x125; 
Mch  16.  H  L  Benepe  to  E  Predmore 
 $20,000 

Folton  st,  173  ft  e  of  Franoisno  av,  s  f  24x 
1.50,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  15.  B  J  Waite 
to  W  J  Lester    $12,^00 

Fu'.ton  st,  3J'5  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  s  f  30 
xl5i  ;  Mar  15.  0  L  Zahringer  to  S  W 
Smith  $2,400 

Garfield  av,  25  ft  e  of  Loomis  st,  n  f  25x 
i5fi;  Mar  14.  E  P  Hawkins  to  A  L 
Kemper  $2,500 

Gehrke  av,  175  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  8  f  26x 
115;  Feb  1!.  C  F  Sindberg  to  0  Buck- 
ingham  $3,500 

Giloin  at,  126  ft  w  of  Centre  av,  n  f  25x 
130;  Mar  19.  T  E  Ryan  to  J  S  Miniter 
 $7,600 

Goodspeed  et,  74  ft  s  of  46th,  w  f  24x124; 
Feb  28., J  Kurd  to  J  Shoenberger. $3,000 

Qove'-n  st.  240  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  s  f 
25xU<  ;  Mar  1.0  P  H  Dose  to  A  Frei- 
berg $1,500 

Govern  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  5.  A  Freiberg 
to  0  P  H  Dose  $1,500 

Grand  av,  s  e  oor  Leyden,  n  f  33x129;  Nov 
6,'94  O  Boiins  to  M  Rehfeld   $1,750 

G'eushaw  st,  322  ft  e  of  Uoman  av,  s  f  26 
xl3i  ;  Feb  19.  T  Portz  to  E  O  Collins 
 $5,500 

Qreetiwjod  av,  50  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x 
100;  Aug  16,'94.  G  Mcintosh  to  The 
Provident  Loan  &  Trust  Co  $1,500 

Green  st,  s  w  cor  78th,  e  f  80x124;  Mar  19. 
A  B  Stone  to  S  K  Albright,  and  other 
considerations  ...   $5,000 

Groveland  av,  125  ft  n  w  of  32nd  ot,  n  e  f 
26x101',  more  or  less;  Oct  24,'94.  M  J 
Bristol  to  C  A  Kuapp    .*10,000 

Hancock  av,  216  ft  s  of  Armitage,  e  f  25x 
177;  Moh  14.  A  Pleickhardl  to  C  Pleiok- 
hardt  $1,000 

Harding  av,  150  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  Moh  13.  C  A  Perkins  to  W  Cliflin 
 :  $3,650 

Harrison  st,  166  ft  e  of  Garfield  blvd,  s  f 
26x220;  Oot  17,'94.  M  E  Feamig  to  M 


Florua  $5,(00 

Harrison  st,  73  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25x 
124;  Oct  4,'94.  Est  of  G  K  Schoenberger 
tD  S  Israel  $1,625 

Harrison  st,  261  ft  e  of  W  43rd,  s  f  2£x 
125;  Feb  2J.  F  P  Sheldon  to  M  E  H 
Murray  ...  ^  $1,200 

Hart  av,  82  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  ef  50x126; 
Mar  6.  H  Manzke  to  J  Behrendt.  ..$!,'  00 

Harvard  st,  s  e  cor  W  4l8t,  n  f  50x129; 
Mar  21.  A  Loos  to  C  J  Delfosse  .  . .  $2,400 

Harvard  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  21.  C  J  Del- 
fosse  to  M  A  Loos  $2,600 

Haogan  av,  348  ft  s  of  iVaveland,  w  f  24 
xl23;  Mar  16.  D  Natt  to  0  Engberg 
_  $2,100 

Hazel  st,  494  f t  n  w  ot  Boena  av,  w  f  50x 
200;  Mar  13.  R  Kleincfen  to  W  H  Lau 
 $4,0(0 

Hegewisch  av,  n  w  oor  134th  st,  e  f  74x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  Est  of  H 
Thedens  to  M  Thedens  $1,750 

Henry  et,  94  ft  e  of  Laflin,  s  f  24x124; 
Deo  6,'92.   J  Troster  to  8  Koelz  . . .  $2,600 

High  st,  236  ft  s  of  Fnllerton  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Moh  14.  F  Rumkowfski  to  X 
Jednachowfski  $2,300 

Homer  st,  176  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  24x100; 
Mar  15.  J  Lea  to  H  Soboroff  $2,450 

Houston  av,  76  ft  n  of  88th  st,  w  f  25x  140; 
Mob  13.  C  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  H  Kohrs 
  $1,000 

Hoyne  av,  25  ft  s  of  Melrose  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Mar  19.  Est  of  H  Blou  to  N  Jordfc 
  $1,100 

Hoyne  ar,  8  e  oor  LeMojne  st.  w  f  25x 
150;  Mar  19.  M  J(dhcka  to  J  Roper  Jr 
et  al   .$14,' 00 

Humboldt  av,  165  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Nov  6,'94.  J  Bebrend  to  J  Bier- 
wirth   $1,000 

Indiana  av,  s  e  oor  42nd  st,  w  f  75xl6(  J^; 
Mar  18.  8  D  Noe  to  M  Sfeude  $15,000 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  8  of  24th  st,  e  f  29x 
170>^;  Mch  12.  E  S  Hall  to  N  B  Jodah 
 $6,M60 

Indiana  av,  8  w  oor  3(ith  st,  e  f  51x119; 
Mar  18.  American  Trust  &  Saving  Bank 
Assignees  est  and  effects  of  H  Sohaffner 
&  Company  to  T  Kelly  et  al  $6,300 

Indiana  st,  16^  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x 
92;  Mar  20.  C  Short  to  S  Marks. .  .$3,500 

Irving  av,  76  ft  n  of  Montrose  blvd,  e  f 
26x157^;  Mar  16.  R  5  Mates  to  F  Mates 
 $2,5  0 

Irving  av,  147  ft  s  of  (Jentre  ht,  w  f  50x173; 
Mar  19.  O  N  Hanson  to  A  Lindberg 
 $3,200 

Jackson  av,  93  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  24x106; 
Feb  23.  W  F  Lubeke  to  M  F  Keating 
 $1,920 

Jaokson  st,  200  ft  w  of  W  44ih,  s  f  25x121 ; 
Feb  27.  0  Kleinschmidt  to  A  Speirs 
    $1,100 

Jaokson  st,  243  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  22 
xl44;  Mar  19.  E  J  Gross  to  J  Sommer- 
vilie  .$10,0('0 

Jaokson  st,  126  ft  e  of  W  44th,  n  f  25x 
125;  Fob  23.  B  B  Johnson  to  H  H 
Thompson   $1,275 

Jamot  st,  37  ftw  of  Lymau  av,  n  f  37x121; 
Mch  16.  0  D  Gastfield  to  A  M  Tracy 
 *1,C00 

Jefifer-on  st.  121  ft  s  of  O'Brien,  e  f  25x 
1(  0;  Mar  18.  J  Felteistein  to  J  Hay- 
ward   $2,500 

Jefferson  st,  same  ppty.  Mar  18.  J  Hay- 
ward  to  8  Feltenstein  $2,600 

Jefferson  av,  151  ft  8  of  80th  st,  e  f  48x 
115,  and  other  ppty;  Feb 25.  C  D  Evans 
to  A  Shufelt  $5,600 

Julian  st,  219  ft  w  of  Paulina,  u  f  24x100; 
Mar  14.  E  Groot  to  A  Wolffe  $1,100 

Kedzie  av,  32  ft  s  of  Armitage  ot,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  7.  G  Nirison  to  A  Johnson 
 $3,200 

Kedzie  av,  156  ft  s  of  Conrtland  st,  w  f 
25x124;  Mar  19.  D  Thomas  to  F  Ul- 
bricht  $3,000 

Kerfoot  av,  741  ft  n  w  of  Vinoennes,  n  e  f 
25x125,  more  or  less;  Mar  16.  F  Benkert 
to  E  Benkert  $1,300 

Kinzie  st  28  ft  w  of  W  4J9t,  n  f  25x130; 
Mar  19.  M  McCarthy  to  8  Shaver.  .$1,50(1 

Langley  av,  198  ft  s  of  44th  st,  e  f  18x125; 
Mar  20.  E  Gehrmann  to  E  G  Davis 
 $7,500 

La*  Salle  "st,  203  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  29x125; 
Deo  1,'94.  e  L  Sohlosser  to  S  R  Hnrford 
 $3,£00 

Leavitt  8t,  50  ft  n  of  Pulaski,  w  f  50x125; 
Oot  20,'94.  T  Stan  to  M  B  Dnszynska 
 $2,500 

Leavitt 'st," '336  ft  8  of  34th,  e  f  24x125; 
Aug  I, '92.  J  G  Earle  to  A  Wyre ... $1,650 
^Continued  jn  page  281 


280 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  23,  1895. 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

CIVIL  ENGINEER 
CONTRACTOR, 

801-804  New  Stock  Exchange, 
108  La  Salle  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

Construction,  repairing  and  strength- 
ening of  foundations  of  buildings  and 
machinery.  Building  bridges,  tunnels 
and  other  difficult  engineering  worlis. 
Hydraulic  dredging. 


Office  Telephone,  Harripon  410. 
HeHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


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Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


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Chicago 

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281 


(Ooatinued  from  page  279.) 

LesTitt  8t,  8  e  oor  School,  wf  49siy(J;  Moh 
14.  V  StanoDik  to  M  Mt  iodl  $6,250 

Leavitt  st,  2no  ft  n  of  .S7ih,  w  f  '.5x124; 
Mar  16.  "V  Frink  to  P  Fietz  |4,000 

Lincoln  st,  222  ft  8  of  Ellen,  w  f  50x110; 
Mar  20.  W  k  Wieboldt  to  0  Paasoh. $3,500 

Loomis  St,  s  w  oor  Plam,  e  f  28x90;  Mar 
18  O  .1  Fraoohere  to  L  Eaziere. .  .$10,200 

Loomis  st,  s  w  oor  Plam,  e  f  28x120;  Mch 
14.  O  J  Franchere  to  L  Enziere  . .  .$10,200 

Loomis  st,  46  ft  s  of  48th,  w  f  48x124; 
Mar  20.  H  Bohne  to  P  Kranss  $7,750 

Mackinaw  av,  130  ft  8  of  96th  st,  w  f  140 
xUO;  Mch  14.  0  &  0  0  i  D  Co  to  F  W 
Fisher   $1,800 

Madison  av,  96  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x161, 
Mar  13.  E  A  Beach  to  M  Blake  $1,800 

Madison  av,  95  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x161; 
Mch  11.  B  Blake  to  E  A.  Beaoh . . . .  $1,700 

Madison  av,  1^5  ft  s  of  Slst  st  blvd,  w  f 
200x134,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  3.  G  B 
Shaw  to  W  H  Moore  $34,000 

Madison  av,  160  ft  a  of  51st  st  blvd,  w  f 
34x134,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  3.  G  B 
Shaw  to  W  H  Moore  $5,950 

Maryland  av,  198  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  60x 
125;  Deo  4,'94.  0  Connselman  to  E  B 
Trainer  $1,800 

Maryland  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  18.  E  B 
Trainer  to  M  O  Sullivan  $l,8i  0 

May  et,  246  ft  n  of  66tb,  e  f  25x124;  Moh 
14.  0  Mace  to  M  H  Born  $2,500 

May  st,  48  ft  s  of  58th,  e  f  25x124;  Mar 
18.  0  Carlson  to  A  M  Moore  $2,500 

McLean  8t,  74  ft  8  of  Ballon,  s  f  24x125; 
Jan  14,'93.  G  W  Robertson  to  E  P 
Ohister  $1,850 

Melrose  st.  .5ii  ft  e  of  Panlina,  s  f  25x125; 
Mar  16.  T  Filbrandt  to  A  Bohden.. $3,350 

Merrill  av,  48  ft  s  of  76th  «t,  e  f  75x125; 
Mch  12.  B  A  Taylor  to  J  Gregory. .$2,600 

Merrill  av,  same  ppty;  Moh  14.  J  Gregory 
to  D  C  Bntts     $3,<  00 

Michigan  av,  200  ft  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
160;  Mch  15.  N  Windmnller  to  T  Qahan 
 $7,500 

Michigan  av,  52  ft  a  of  103rd  pi,  e  f  8Cix 
147;  May  19,'93.  I  H  W  Fuller  to  0  E 
Shopert    $2,400 

Milwaukee  av,  s  w  oor  Cornelia  st,  n  e  f 
25x105;  Mar  19.  R  Friend  et  al  to  E 
Leay  $9,000 

Milwankee  av,  n  w  oor  Tfisner,  s  w  f  28x 
125;  Feb  20.  A  Schweitzer  to  Q  Ootlen 
 $1,700 

Moore  st,  48  ft  w  of  KroU,  n  f  24x100; 
Mar  2.  F  Koebke  to  W  Qrabow  . . . .  $2  OUO 

Monroe  st,  233  ft  w  of  Western  «v,  n  f  20 
xll9;  Oct  18,'86.  W  K  Fertig  to  T  0 
Williams  $2,000 

Monroe  st,  259  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  25x 
200;  Apr  17, '94.  Commercial  National 
Bank  of  Chicago  to  D  Vernon  $6,000 

Morgan  st,  49  ft  s  of  W  18th,  e  f  24x100; 
Feb  11.  A  Thnrow  to  A  Prnoha  $3,700 

Myrtle  av,  n  e  oor  66th  st,  n  w  f  70x125; 
Mar  18.  Edward  P  Baker  to  Mary  A 
Hodson  $45,000 

Nebraska  av,  144  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  e 
f  25x154;  Mar  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Onion 
Savings  L  &  B  Assn  $1,381 

Nebraska  av,  175  ft  s  of  Armitage,  e  f  25 
xl543^;  Mar  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Com- 
mercial L  &  B  Assn  $3,286 

Newport  av,  164  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  25x 
117;  Mar  7.  F  E  Hallberg  to  C  Buck- 
ingham '.  $2,060 

Newport  av,  213  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  a  f  25 
xl  17;  Mar  4.  O  Ohlson  to  P  Jaeger.$2,000 

Newport  av,  541  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
25x125;  Moh  12.  W  Bern  to  E  D  Davison 
 $5,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  157  ft  e  of  Western  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Mar  1.  M  Liberoapt  to  W 
Pogel   $1,655 

Ninety-first  st,  90  ft  w  of  Green  Bay  av,  n 
f  50x25;  Mar  10.  W  M  Kervin  to  W  J 
Walsh  $2,500 

Ninety  first  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  10.  N  J 
Walsh  to  W  C  Mooney  $2,500 

Ninety  ninth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Clinton,  s  f  72x 
125.  and  other  ppty;  Oct  3,'94.  B  May- 
nard  to  N  H  Targhnor  $11,550 

North  av,  144  ft  w  of  Jan  Hues,  n  f  24x 
126;  Mch  6.  C  8  Owen  to  K  E  Rezba 
 $1,300 

Oakland  crescent  60  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of 
41st  st,  w  f  23x70,  more  or  less;  Mar  15. 
C  S  Smith  to  W  J  An<^rews  et  al  .  .$2,800 
Oakley  av,  50  ft  s  of  Bross  st,  8  w  f  lOOx 
130,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  1,'94.  H  H 

Walker  to  W  Frink  $9,500 

Oakwood  blvd,  325  ft  s  w  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  s  e  f  43x187,  more  or  less; 
Mar  19.  J  Tabor  to  L  L  Tabor. .  .$14,500 


O'Brien  av,  291  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  50x 
113;  Mar  18.  3  S  Fowler  to  C  J  Zippel 

 $1,500 

Oglesby  av,  58  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  26}^  x 

165;  Mar  18.  J  G  Magill  to  A  Fader.$3,000 
One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  pi,  125  ft  e  of 
Portland  av,  8  f  25x121;  Mar  14.  Q  Van 

der  Lee  to  B  Brookate   $1,300 

One  Hundredth  st,  316  ft  e  of  State,  s  f 
125x125,  and  other  ppty;  Mch  15.  W 

Bass  to  C  A  Bass  $12,000 

Pacific  av,  129  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  n  f 
25x124;  Mar  19   W  E  Donley  to  E  J 

Gross  -   $2,000 

Parnell  av,  If  O  ft  s  of  33rd  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Mar  5.  F  O  Finney  to  S  L  Finney . .  $1 ,000 
Pearson  st,  168  ft  w  of  Fraaklin,  s  f  25x 
118;  Feb  26.  J  Falk  et  al  to  C  Bncking- 

ham   16,000 

Pearson  st,  s  e  oor  Market,  n  f  2,S9xl08; 
Jan  29.  City  of  Chicago  C  Buckingham 

 $90,966 

Peoria  st,  128  ft  n  of  Kinzie,  w  f  20x116; 
Mar  13.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Protection  B  & 

L  Assn   $4,938 

Perch  st,  138  ft  n  of  Fulton,  e  f  60x1 24)^ ; 

Moh  9.  M  O'Brien  to  C  Voorhies.. $10,000 
Perry  av,  174  ft  8  of  69th  st,  w  f  40x175; 
Mar  20.  A  C  Halliwell  to  C  M  Kelly 

 $3,2' 0 

Perry  av,  141  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  37>^x 
123;  Mch  8.  H  Eranse  to  O  H  Siokel 

 $1,500 

Phinney  av,  50  ft  n  of  Scott  st,  w  f  25x 
130;  Oct  25,'94.  C  W  BuBsell  to  0  A 

Reade  $1,500 

Phinney  av,  1.16  ft  s  of  Chicago,  e  f  50x 
125;  Mar  1.  F  D  A  ay,  executor,  to  S  F 

Keyes  $3,000 

Pleasant  pi,  308  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  24 
xlOO;  Feb  25.  M  Tucker  to  F  H  Wickett 

 $1,400 

Pleasant  pi,  193  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  24 
xlOO;  Mar  18.  J  W  Goetzelman  et  al  to 

A  G  Rehtmeyer  $2,000 

Polk  St.  240  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  8  f  26x 
125;  Mar  16.  M  J  Qleason  to  P  Culler- 
ton   ....$4,700 

Pratt  av,  8  e  cor  Fay,  107i^xl25;  Mch  1. 

E  A  King  to  I  B  Rockwell  $10,100 

Princeton  av,  60  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 
133;  Mar  18.  M  Wagner  to  S  Lowenstein 

   $4,400 

Princeton  av.  24  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  24x 
124;  Mar  18.  D  A  Connolly  to  C  Eder 

 $2,400 

Racine  av,  s  w  oor  Garfield,  e  f  60x125; 

Feb  1  K  Springer  to  A  Bourke. .  .$7,125 
Rhodes  av,  n  w  oor  6l8t  at,  e  f  83J^xl25; 

Mch  11.  A  Hood  to  A  Varty   $40,000 

Rhodes  av,  137  ft  n  of  72Qd8t,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  26,'94  A  E  Anderson  to  J  L  Brook- 
ins   $4,500 

Richmond  st.  160  ft  s  of  Linwoud  pi,  e  f 
27x125;  Sep  1,'93.  C  K  Kehl  ta  S  A 

Harrison  $1,175 

Richmond  st,  179  ft  s  of  Division,  e  f  25x 

125;  Mar  8.  F  Mattag  to  E  Ketzler.$2,500 
Robey  st,  200  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  25.  M  Peterson  to  H  Bruesohke 

 $1,600 

Robey  st,  99  ft  n  of  37ih,  e  f  25x124;  Oct 

5,'92.  J  G  Earle  to  0  H  Johnson. .  .$1,050 
Robey  st,  72  ft  s  of  Sunnyside  av,  e  f  30x 
1/3;  Mar  18.  E  M  Kirkham  to  S  E  Davis 

 $6,500 

Rosooe  blvd,  248  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  s  f  25x 
124;  Mar  16.  0  S  Probst  to  H  8  Rich- 
ards und  %  int;  C  8  Probst  to  E  L 

Fowleund  3^  int  $3,750 

Roacoe  st.  n  w  cor  Robey, s  f  48x125;  Mar 
16.  H  F  W  ffingstenetal  to  E  W  Vette 

 $10,0C0 

Roacoe  st,  144  ft  w  of  Woloott,  n  f  24x126; 

Feb  20.  H  L  Russell  to  H  Nelson.  .$1,000 
Sangamon  st,  110  ft  s  of  Austin  av,  w  f 
60x117;  Mar  9.  0  M  J  Farson  to  RB 

Farson  $15,000 

Sangamon  st,  130  ft  s  of  eOth,  e  f  50x125; 
Mar  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Commercial  L  & 

B  Assn  $3,431 

Sangamon  st,  60  ft  n  of  75th,  w  f  50x124; 

Jan  10.  J  H  O'Donnell  to  L  Myers. $1,500 
Sawyer  av,  300  ft  s  of  15th  st,  w  f  26x126; 

Mar  19.  H  Soberer  to  J  F  Steiner.  .$1,600 
School  st,  236  ft  w  of  Woloott,  n  ?  25x 
125;  Mar  12.  J  H  Qormley  to  J  Gregory 

 $1,250 

School  st,  100  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  s  f  24>gx 
100;  Jan  7.  J  E  Rosier  to  A  Sohuttge 

 $1,200 

School  st,  64  ft  n  of  Maple,  e  f  50x100; 
Mar  18.  J  L  Collins  to  C  A  Carlson 

  $5,"f0 

Scott  st,  n  wcor  Stone,  s  f  35x86.67;  Scott 
Bt,  58  ft  w  of  Stone  st,  s  f  22.83x86  67; 


Soott  st,  104  ft  w  of  Stone  at,  s  f  263^x 
86.60;  Mar  20.  Wm  A  Paulsen  to  V- m 

M  Le  Moyn-s    $68,  0 

Sedgwick  ^t,  26  ft  n  of  Eugenie,  e  f  25x 
lot;  Mai  16.  E  A  Drach  to  C  C  Housel 

 $4,7.')0 

Seminary  av,  alley  lots  in  rear  of  premises 
No.  49-51-53,51x10.';  Mar  9.  C  C  W 

Rohrbeck  to  A  Zander   t2,200 

Seventy-seventh  st,  s  e  cor  French  av,  n  f 
50x122;  Mch  15  F  Tineley  to  H  R  Qonn- 

draon   ...  $2,i  00 

Sheffield  av,  n  e  cor  Dakin,  w  f  105x150; 
Mar  8.  J  G  Carlson  to  U  Buckingham 

 $12,00(1 

Sheffield  and  Wilton  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  249 
ft  n  of  vVaveland,  .30x50;  Feb  5  WP 

Chapman  to  0  Buckingham  $2,500 

Sheffield  and  Wilton  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  214 
ft  n  of  Waveland,  35x50;  Feb  5.  W  P 

Chapman  to  C  Buckingham   $1,225 

Sheffield  av,  175  ft  n  of  Garfield,  e  f  i5x 
124;  Mch  13.  B  M  Fi-her  to  C  J  John' 

son  $6,250 

Sheridan  st,  K  8  ft  s  of  <  ourtland.  e  f  27x 
177;  Jan  17.  K  S  Blinn  to  HL  O.son 

 $1,000 

Sheridan  st,  135  ft  s  of  Oonnlatid,  e  f  27x 
177;  Jan  17.  K  S  Bliun  to  M  Vesthagen 

 $1,000 

Sherman  st,  250  ft  n  of  73rd,  e  f  25x154; 

Mch  11  H  A  Harah  to  I  0  darf  h  .$1,810 
Shields  av,  505  ft  a  of  53rd  st,  w  f  31x133; 

Feb  16.  J  Bossow  to  F  Martin.  ..    $2  800 
Shober  st,  75  ft  a  of  Uiracb,  w  f  > 5x125; 
Mch  4.  O  Halvorson  et  al  to  A  Olson 

et  8l   $3,000 

Sigel  av,  s  e  oor  Cook  st.  w  f  168x125; 

Mar  16.  B  S  Bentley  to  J  L  Bentley. $1,000 
Sixtieth  st,  50  ft  e  of  Union,  n  f  ifixl32; 
Mch  5.  C  Sundstrom  to  C  F  Palmqoist 

 #2,600 

Sixty-first  at,  120  ft  e  of  EUia  av,  b  f  50x 
90;  Mar  20.  A  E  Swenson  to  J  Gnffio 

 $26,500 

Sixty-first  st,  200  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  48x 
121;  Mar  16.  J    E  Preston    to    M  A 

Janisch  $8,000 

Sixt} -first  st,  350  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  33>^ 
xl21;   Mar  16.  M  A  Janiecb  to  J  E 

Preston  $6,5  lO 

Sixty-third  st,  s  e  cor  Farwell  av,  n  f  55x 
110;  Moh  6.  SS  Hurlbut  to  F  Romney 

  $6,000 

Sixty  third  ct,  63  ft  e  of  Uaion  av,  n  f  30 
xl25;  Mar  20.  G  Peare  to  R  N  Wood- 

ruflf  $6,OfO 

Sixty-fourth  st,  n  w  cor  Weber  av,  s  f  50x 
124;  Mar  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  The  Book- 
keepers B  &  L  Assn   t3,526 

Sixty-sixth  ot,  164  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
33>^xl32;  Mch  14.  A  W  Wolfe  to  M  A 

Wolfe  $6,0  0 

South  Park  av,  146  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  6()x 
174;  Mar  21.  The  Commercial  Nat  Bank 

of  Chicago  to  J  Bnrry  $4,000 

Southport  av,  48  ft  n  of  Lill,  e  f  24x125; 

Moh  14.  J  Pallaoh  to  J  A  Paluoh ..  $3,500 
Stanton  st,  216  ft  s  e  of  Greenwood  av,  b 
w  f  24x76;  Mar  4.  L  Kitzke  to  P  Gansen 

 $1,800 

State  at,  297  ft  a  of  60th.  w  f  741^x187; 

Mar  20.  J  Griffin  to  O  8  Swenson. $15,(i(;0 
State  st,  49  ft  n  of  38th,  e  f  25xl2i  ;  Deo 
21,'94.  J  M   Hanohett   et  al   to  G  B 

Chiesa  $8,750 

State  st,  s  w  oor  Harrison,  e  f  60x1163^, 
und  3^  int;  Mar  18.  B  J  Leiendecker  to 

J  P  Leiendecker  $26,000 

Snizer  st,  120  ft  w  of  Irving  av,  n  f  36x 
125;  July  2,  94.  F  F  Cauda  to  W  A 

Butcher   $2,312 

Superior  st,  2J0  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x122;  Mar  14.  S  Kerr  to  C  B  Lindsay 

 $2,400 

Superior  av,  s  e  cor  87th  st,  w  f  60x140; 
Mch  16.  C  &  C  C  &  D  Oo  to  W  C  Clark 

 $1,170 

Thirty-first  st,  a  w  oor  Union,  n  f  25x107; 

Moh  14.  G  Ries  to  0  E  Dnnklau.  .#12,000 
Thirty-fifth  st,  97  fc  w  of  Wood,  n  f  24x 

i24;  Feb  15.  W  Stortz  to  L  Baden. $1,125 
Throop  at,  3f>0  ft  a  of  84th,  e  f  60x126; 

Sep  1,'94.  J  M  Aold  to  G  T  4uld. .  (1,000 
Twelfth  st  W,  150  ft  w  of  Canal,  a  f  25x 
1231^;  Mar  19.  J    Dable   to  A  Cohen 

 $6,300 

Twelfth  st  W,  n  e  oor  Kedzie  av.  a  f  66i^x 
125;  Mar  16.  M  Hannigan  to  F  Lagorio 

  $13,r00 

Twelfth  at  W,  300  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Feb  19.  J  J  Collins  to  T 

Portz....    $2,325 

Twelfth  st  W,  72  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  24x124; 
und  %  int;  Jan  25.  J  A  Swart  to  0 
•Schweitzer.,.. .,,  ..$1,750 


Twelf'h  st  W,  same  ppty;  und  %  'n*; 

25   B  B  Mather  to  O  Bohweitzer.  $2.i50 

Twenty-second  et  W,  75  ft  e  of  Hpanldirg 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Mar  9.  A  Randa  to  K 
Zivny  $2,600 

Twenty-ninth  st  W,  160  ft  e  of  (."entral 
Park  av,  n  f  149x601;  Mar  13.  J  U 
Kedzie  Jr  to  M  F  Kedzie  }4  500 

Union  st,  275  ft  s  of  29th,  e  1  24x121 ;  Mar 
12.  A  Crane  to  J  Proa  $1,226 

Union  at,  .352  ft  8  of  59th,  e  f  57x125;  Mar 
1.  H  F  Wellmnn  to  M  H  Taylor  . .  $4,000 

Union  st,  462  ft  a  of  33rd,  w  f  27i^iI25; 
Moh  14.  J  Oiia  to  T  J  Sweeney  |1,1C0 

Union  st,  250  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  26x126; 
Mch  14.  H  J  Muehlhansen  to  L  Buhlig 
   $4,000 

Van  Bnren  st,  126  ft  w  of  Francisco,  n  f 
25x124;  Mar  20.  B  Boddick  to  J  Mor- 
scher   $3,0(0 

Vinoennes  av,  s  w  oor  Elm  st,  e  f  55sl25 
and  other  ppty;  Moh  6.  J  S  Maxon  to 
W  S  Harrison   $7,500 

Vincennea  av,  25  ft  a  of  Elm  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Moh  6.  J  ;!  Maxon  to  0  B  Kinney 
  $1,000 

Vinoennes  av,  n  w  oor  65th  st  e  f  73x124; 
Mar  12.  L  Sonnenehein  to  8  Stein. $5,f'00 

Vincennea  av.  123  ft  s  of  64th  at,  e  f  125 
xl21;  Mar  15.  S  Spiro  to  L  Sonnenshein 
 $7,000 

Vinoennes  av,  123  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  226x 
124.  and  other  ppty;  Mar  15.  S  Spiro  to 
M  Miller   $20,(00 

Vincennea  av,  s  w  cor  Temple  at.  a  e  f 
152x126,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  25.  C  D 
Evans  to  A  Shufelt  $10,350 

Vinoennes  av.  a  «  cur  74th  at,  w  f  142x81, 
more  or  less;  Wentworth  av,  a  w  oor  74th 
st,  e  f  132x81;  Mar  13.  J  P  Mallette  to 
R  B  Kimball  $23,680 

Washburn  av,  168  ft  w  of  Wood  st,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Mar  13.  Second  Chicago  B  L  & 
H  Assn  to  P  0  O'Laughlin  $2,700 

Wabash  av,  336  ft  n  of  59ih  st,  w  f  27x159; 
Mar  12.  C  A  Carlson  to  J  L  Collins 
 $10,600 

Wabash  av,  521  ft  8  of  63rd  st,  w  f  25x160; 
Moh  1 5.  S  A  Kent  to  8  Fogarty .  . .  $8,000 

Wabash  av,  a  e  oor  53rd  st,  w  f  24x161; 
Feb  15.  S  Fogarty  to  T  J  Prindergast 
 $10,000 

Wabash  av,  99  ft  s  of  60th  st,  e  f  24x187; 
Moh  14,  T  J  Prindergast  to  S  Fogarty 
 $3,000 

Wallace  st,  n  w  oor  62nd,  e  f  83}^x92  4  10; 
Mar  16.  E  H  Monroe  to  B  8  Prnett. $6,000 

Waller  at,  26  ft  a  of  Dobyns,  e  f  26x100, 
and  other  ppty  und  int;  Feb  26.  F 
Kramer  to  C  Kaufman  $1,500 

Warner  av,  166  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  n  f  25x 
125;  Mar  16.  O  C  Rnd  to  0  Z  Olson. $2,000 

Washington  av,  309  ft  s  of  5')th  at,  e  f 
21^x150}^;  Nov  17,'94.  3  Cormack  to 
E  E  Eberman  $14,300 

Webster  av,  51C  ft  e  of  Western,  s  f  407x 
1034;  Mch  1.  F  Hellmig  to  S  Brown  Jr 
 $24,000 

Webster  av,  72  ft  w  of  BiBsell  at,  s  f  24x 
116;  Mar  13.  A  O'Malley  to  0  Bucking- 
ham $11,400 

Wells  st  N,  100  ft  8  of  Menomonee,  w  f 
45  8.10x110,  und  ^  int;  Clark  st  N,  155 
ft  8  6  of  Menomonee  st,  e  f  96  8.10x160, 
more  or  less,  und  }^  int;  this  property 
is  adjoining;  Mar  4.  J  N  Paulsen  to 
Carl  Pehrson  $25,000 

Wells  st,  same  ppty,  und  int.  Mar  14. 
Flora  A  Brown  to  Carl  Pehrson.  .$19,813 

Wells  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  20.  Carl  Pehr- 
son to  Wm  M  Le  Moyne  $120,(00 

Wentworth  av,  231  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  w  f  26 
xl20;  Jan  8.  G  Spragne  to  A  L  Benner 
 $6,100 

Whiting  st,  110 't  w  of  Market,  s  f  25x109; 
Moh  12  Heirs  of  Wm  Farrell  to  B  Mc- 
Donald  $3,003 

Wilcox  st,  100  f t  w  of  W  42nd,  n  f  25x122; 
Deo6,'94.  H  B  Allen  to  H  S  Braokett 

 $1,200 

Wilton  ard  Sheffield  av,  alley  lot  bet.  375 
ft  n  of  Cornelia  25x50,  Mch  1. 1  H  Good- 

enson  to  C  Bnokingham   $1250 

Winchester  av,  248  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  26x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  16.  A  0  Tnttle 

to  J  W  Chafifee  et  al   $1,100 

Winter  at,  146  ft  n  of  Tlst,  n  f  33x125; 

Feb  26.  H  A  Buck  to  H  8  Neely . .  .$4,260 
Woodlawn  av,  65  ft  n  of  73rd  at,  e  f  25x 
120;  Mar  6.  F  Wagner  to   E  Trotter 
 $l,r00 

Wrightwood  av,  475  ft  w  of  Halated  st,  n 
f  25x120;  Jan  22.  J  J  dluok  et  al  to  M 
Qlook  |5,0C0 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


March  23,  189 


Transfers  Under  tlOOU. 
Ashland,  Its  45  and  16  b  6  Mar  9,  M  A 

Kelley  to  T  Q  Rhodes   $600 

A^^sr's  div,  It  15  b  1  8  w  qr  15  37  14  Jan 
15,'93,  H  PeLahorn  to  0  E  Sommansoij 

 |f  50 

Avery's  snb  It  2i  n  w  qr  8  38  U  Jone  Id, 

'91,  E  MoOord  to  M  M  Walsh  p'>0 

Avondale,  Felsenthal's  add,  It  37  and  s  3 
ft  It  36  snb  Its  12  and  4  to  16  Feb  28,  A 

H  Baldwin  to  L  Hayes  f  OO 

Bplmont  Hgts,  Its  17  and  18  b  1,  29  40  H 

Feb  4,  A  N  Hield  to  A  Hoedle  fSOJ 

Brewster's  snb.  It  18  b  4  n  20  aores  s  40 
acres  e  hf  n  e  qr  15  39  13  Mar  19,  W  T 

Sharp  to  F  B  Kenaka  f  850 

Bridges'  add.  It  44  b  5,  9  39  13  Feb  23,  R 

M  Davies  to  J  Woithins  1500 

Caroline's  snb,  It  6  b  2  sob  b  4  w  hf  s  e  qr 
25  38  14  Mar  18,  H  A  Taylor  to  S  (J  fla- 

vighorst  $825 

Cir  Ot  ptn.  It  43  b  6  n  e  qr  31  38  16  Mar 

13,  W  Van  Pntten  to  D  Kamalioh..  .  |450 
Clarkdale,  It  34  b  7  Mar  15,  R  N  Hall  to 

P  S  Townsend   |4C0 

Cornell,  It  21  b  82  Feb  28,  F  Bodzinski  to 

I  F  Dankowski  |600 

Cornell,  same;  Feb  28,  I  F  Dankowski  to 

M  Bodzinski  S600 

Cowles'  add,  It  14  b  4  Feb  21,'94,  Est  A 

Cowlea  to  J  H  Smith  $400 

Cox  Jr's  snb.  It  34  b  1  s  w  qr  17  »8  14  Mar 

26,'92,  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  G  A  Olson  $4  50 

C  T  S,  It  32  sub  b  2  of  b  23  s  e  hf  31  39  14 

Jnne  i2,'88,  Est  S  E  Beers  to  J  Daoy.$350 
OTS,  lt3b  12,  7  39  14  May  ]6,'94,  T 

Thompson  to  E  F  Ranyan  $700 

Davenport's  sob.  It  £06  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Jan 

2,  H  H  Rowe  to  0  ()  Pearson  $425 

DeJong's  snb,  It  45  n  hf  It  31  S  T  snb  16 
37  14  Apr  8,'93.  D  De  Jong  to  J  Sikma 

 $:^50 

Divan's  sob.  Its  29  and  30  b  3  s  w  qr  2  39 
13  Mar  18,  H  Greenebanm  to  H  Gott- 
fried  $700 

Diven's  snb,  It  1  b  7  8  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 

11,  K  Greenebanm  to  J  Blonder  . . .  $1  0"0 
Dock  Go's  sab,  It  5  b  44,  5  and  6  37  15 

Mar  13,  C  &  C  O  &  D  Co  to  J  Koho.  $550 
Dock  Co's  snb,  It  18  b  81,  5  and  6  37  15 

Feb  26,  A  Gltchell  to  8  Ohle   $550 

Douglas  Pk,  Presjott's  add.  It  17  snb  b  4 
b  5,  23  39  13  Apr  14,'91.  P  M  Presoott 

to  P  J  Qoinlan  

DoDglas  Pk,  Pepoer's  add.  It  104, ;  5  39  13 

Oct  15,'90.  Wm"Pe>per  to  J  Oonfal.  f  55  J 
Douglas  Pk,  Foreman's  add,  U  27,  25  39 
13  Oct  17,'92,  H  Q  Foreman  to  J  Kn- 

oera.  $^50 

Eberhart's  snb,  It  93  b  14  n  e  qr  23  38  13 
Deo  21,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  A  RadolifEa 

 $H50 

Edson'B  sub,  It  34  b  3  n  w  qr  i:0  40  1 1  Mar 

13,  E  S  Talbot  to  J  F  Siebsoh  $f50 

Eichberg's  sub.  It  43  b  1  n  w  qr  &  w  qr  n 
e  qr  29  38  14  Oct  5.'92,  S  Eiohberg  to  D 

Dryburgh   . 

Englewood  Hgts,  Gage's  add,  It  45  ard  s 
hf  It  46  b  4  Mar  1,  D  S  Simon  to  M  M 

Aleshire  

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  It  112,  19  38  14 
Oct  21,'90,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  H  Wen- 

Z9l  $;-50 

Ecglewood,  Allerton's  add,  it  128  s  w  qr 
19  38  14  Mar  16,  L  Westford  to  J  W 

Chaffee  |35n 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add,  Its  246  and 
247,  19  38  14  Nov  24,'90,  E  A  Cnmmings 

to  W  Q  Haefele  $800 

Euclid  Pk,  Odell's  add.  Its  19  20  and  e  hf 
It      b  6  Apr  1,'aO,  E  P  Maynard  .to  G 

O  Hilton  $f00 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  15  and  16  b  3  Jan  19, 

O  R  Trowbridge  to  W  W  Birkett ....  $500 
Fairview  Pk,  Cremin  &  B's  sub.  It  40  b  10, 
5  37  14  Sept  20,'94,  W  R  Davis  to  F  W 

Pomerecke  $fi00 

Farlin's  sub.  It  43  b  4  w;hf  s  e  qr  25  40  13 

Mar  6,  8  J  Maoomb  to  P  Browne . . 
Frasier's  snb,  It  16  b  9  w  hf  s  e  qr  4  38  14 
Mar  18,  C  J  Hambleton  to  A  Nicholas 

 $400 

Fifty-fifth  St  blvd  add.  It  203  n  w  qr  1 7  38 
14  Mar  16,  8  H  Jortsvang  to  J  W  Chaf- 
fee     $600 

Fifty-fifth  Bt  blvd  add,  It  88,17  38  14  Oct 
31,'80,  E  A  Cummings  to  B  E  Maning- 

ton  $379 

Ford's  sub,  e  hf  It  36  b  3,  19  40  U  Oct  4, 

'94,  A  J  MoKenzie  to  C  J  Ford   $450 

Galvin's  sub,  It  43  b  1  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Mar 

2,  E  Calvin  to  A  O'Cellaghan  $600 

Grand  av  sub,  Its  38  and  39  b  5,  32  40  13 

Mar  13.  Q  E  Walter  to  A  Delzar  $.iOO 

Grand  av  sub,  It  22  b  4  n  e  qr  32  40  13 


June  29,'93  G  E  Walter  to  T  Zernan  $500 

Green's  add.  It  45  b  5,  20  38  14  Mar  11, 
'S3,  O  B  Green  to  F  Lewereoz  $8fO 

Harland  et  al  sob.  It  134  pt  s  w  qr  n  e  qr 
32  39  14  Mar  17.  E  Harland  et  al  to  O 
Herrmann  $600 

Hawhe's  snb.  It  44  b  1  s  e  qr  22  38  14  Mar 
14,  B  Snydaoker  to  M  Buckley   $500 

Uayward's  sub.  It  18  b  1  n  e  qr  11  39  13 
Sept  10,  '94,  A  Owen  to  H  and  D  Gehrke 
 $575 

Herron's  snb,  It  11  b  4  n  w  qr  3i  38  14 
Jan  25,  T  Stephenson  to  M  L  Parker$400 

Hillside.  Weddell  &  Cox's  sub,  It  26  b  6, 
29  38  14  Mar  18,  A  Larson  to  0  G  An- 
derson  $600 

Hill's  sub,  It  41  b  1  s  e  qr  1  39  13  moh  1, 
A  Fuellgraf  to  H  Saner  $^00 

Holstien,  Pierce'^  add,  n  e  27J^  ft  It  9  b 

12  Mar  15,  T  Carbine  to  Met  W  S  El  R 

R  Co  .   $500 

Husted's  sub.  It  1,  It  2ii  b  34  Wash  Hgts, 

mch  13,  A  E  Busted  to  North  Am  S  L 

&  B  Co  $500 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  snb,  it  47  b 

4  Nov  5,'94,  VV  E  Hatterman  to  F  Klein 

 $350 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same;  Mar  15,  F  Klein  to 

A  Salefski   $950 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sob.  It  48  b  4  Nov 

5,'94,  W  E  Hatterman  to  Same  $400 

Jenning's  sub,  Its  31  apd  3'i  b  1,  It  2  Co 

Clk's  snb  e  X  33  40  13  Mar  9,  S  L 

Boyoe  to  H  8  Hhedd  $750 

Kincaid'i^  snb.  It  It  s  e  qr  17  38  14  Aug  7. 

'93,  R  C  GiviDS  to  F  J  W  Mahler  . .  $415 
Kraloveo  A  K's  sob.  It  15  b  7  n  e  qr  26  39 

13  Sept  10  0,  J  Kralovec  to  B  Poch  $£00 
Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add,  It  14  b  V5  Jan 

12,'93,  J  F  Thompson  to  I  V  Edgerton 
 $3?  5 

King,  8  &  VV  add.lts  io  27  and  29  b  5  w  hf 
n  e  qr  26  39  13  Mar  18,  Jno  Salzman  to 
Peter  Salzman  . .   $800 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  Its  368  and  369  s  e  qr 

12  38  )3  May  26,'90,  I)  J  Kennedy  to  H 
Manzke  $700 

Kralovec  &  K's  sub,  It  20  b  5  e  hf  n  e  qr 
26  39  13  Mar  6,  J  Kraloveo  to  0  E  Hog- 
strom   $700 

Linden  Pk,  Hogensan  &  S's  add,  It  12  b 
4  ME.r  12,  J  N  Tennyson  to  C  U  Mathi- 
son    $801 

Lansingh  add,  It  30  s  w  qr  23  39  13  Feb 
18,  H  H  Koch  to  8  A  Heller  $635 

Lt  13  resub  b  3  snb  s  hf  lo  39  13  Mar  8, 
H  U  Po.ter  to  Aug  Biermann  $500 

Lawrence  av,  Crandall's  sob.  It  16  b  2.  17 
40  13  Oct  26,'93,  L  E  Orandall  to  T 
Reilly   $300 

Lt  11  b  4  sub  n  16  aores  w  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  Dec  6,'94,  D  F  flicks  to  A  P 
Jobanson  foOO 

Lts  81  and  82  snb  n  hf  w      n  e  qr  S5  40 

13  July    27,'9l,  J  N  Vanoe   to  H  C 
Schwartz  $700 

Lee's  sob.  It  43  b  9  s  e  qr  20  38  14  Mar  12, 

A  N  Powell  to      Noorlag  $435 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add, 

It  7  b  5  Mar  9,  C  Larseu  to  O  0  Tre- 

land   $800 

Milwaukee  tfv.  Storey's  add.  Its  36  and  37 

b  2,  26  iO  13  Feb  26,  E  W  Burroughs  to 

BKrimel   |U)0 

MoChesney's  H  P  Hsnb.  It  iO  resnb  n  hf 

b  5  22  38  14  Fob   5.  F  D  Hofert  to  F  D 

Heafer  $550 

Norwood  Pk,  It  1  i  b  7  Aog  13,'94,  B  8 

Chewers  to  A  U  Foot   $360 

Norwood  Pk,  It  1  resnb  lis  13  14  and  15  b 

7  Mar  12,  J  B  Font  to  B  J  Cordz  . . .  $4C0 
Norwood  Pk,  It  3  same;   Moh  1>,  B  J 

Cordtz  to  J  B  Foot  $4(0 

Norwood  Pk,  It  2  re^nb  Its  13  14  and  15  b 

7  Mar  12,  B  J  Cordtz  to  J  R  Stookwell 

Jr  $425 

Olson'e  sub.  It  27  b  4  s  w  qr  36  40  13  Mar 

12,  N  F  Olsen  to  J  O  Weilby  $700 

Pullman,  Dyka.  add,  li  14  b  6  Mar  16,  A 

John  to  H  Looht   $600 

Pennock,  Its  8  and  9  b  40  n  e  qr  34  40  13 

Nov  15  ^94,  J  K  Baker  to  8  S  Qordon$^00 
P: ace's  add.  It  45  b  5.  15  39  H  Feb  28,  L 

D  Parker  to  H  H  Thompson  $g50 

Pullman,  Bass' 2nd  add,  It  4  b  1  Deo  17, 

•92,  A  O  Bass  to  M  A  Murphy  $800 

Ravenswood,  lutz  Pk  add,  It  25  b  4  Mar 

6,  H  Henderson  to  R  S  Elder  $500 

Ravenswood,  Cujler  add.  It  34  b  7,  18  40 

14  Mar  16,  D  Moore  to  W  F  Rnbly  .  .$726 
Rudolph's  sub,  It  23  bs  10  and  11  Ogden's 

snb  s  w  qr  18  40  14  Mar  1,  E  Rudolph 

to  H  E  Fort  ,  $650 

Ravenswood,  Coyler  add.  It  17  b  3  Mar  8, 

N  A  Shrider  to  T  D  Hausch   $725 

Ravenswood,  Coyler  add,  It  36  (ex  w  21  fi) 
and  It  37  b  1  Mar  16,'92,  H  M  Hubbard 


to  0  Z  Olsen   $725 

Ravenswood,  same  add,  e  hf  It  34  and  w 

17  it  it  35  b  1  Mar  3,'92,  Same  to  Same 

 $737 

Race's  sub.  It  31  b  7  n  e  qr  23  40  H  Feb 

27,  L  B  Orandall  to  F  B  Smith  $375 

Rudolph's  snb.  It  4  s  w  qr  13  40  14  Jan  16, 

E  Rudolph  to  G  Ponti   $900 

Rudolph's  sub,  It  29  8  w  qr  18  40  14  Mar 

8,  E  Rudolph  to  H  W  Wollin  $835 

Simm's  sub.  Its  29  and  s  hf  It  30  b  2  n  e  qr 

9  39  13  Mar  15,  S  A  Tolman  to  A  G 

Ohs  $750 

Sup  Ct  sub,  und  1-6  of  w  62  ft  It  3  b  10  w 

hf  n  w  qr  4  38  14  Feb  15.  F  Brin  to  R 

Harris  $333 

Sharpshooter's  Pk  snb.  It  45,  21  b7  14  Feb 

27,  E  Hildebrand  to  R  Blumer   $200 

Simm's  snb,  It  24  b  1  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Mar 

4,  8  A  Tolman  to  J  A  Carlson  }500 

Simm's  sob,  und  hf  same;   Mar  14,  J  A 

Carlson  to  A  Peterpon  $250 

Schlesinger's  snb.  It  10  b  1  8  e  qr  6  38  14 

Msr  13,  J  btrauf  to  W  Barthel  $5  0 

Staples'  snb,  It  21  b  1  a  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  n 

e  qr  29  38  It  Sept  29,'94  J  J  Finan  to 

Ellen  Finan   $350 

Simon's  sub,  It  49  b  8  resnb  bs  4  to  9  s  e 

qr  35  40  13  Mar  16,  N  P  Anderson  to  O 

O  Hanke  $600 

Sheldon  Hgts.  Its  18  anl  19  b  1  n  w  qr  il 

37  14  Sept  ll.'93,  S  M  Jarvis  to  W  V 
Hazelen  $8C0 

South  Englewood,  Hill  s,  Pike's  add,  It  20 
b  1,  32  38  14  Mar  16,  A  Motsohman  to 
M  Berg  $750 

South  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add,  It  40  b  29, 
8  37  15  Mar  19,  Ma?t  in  Chy  to  F 
Schultz     $8(10 

Simme8'cinb,lt  36b4shfehfwhfn  eqr9 
39  13  Jan  16,  L  Fridland  to  A  A  Swan- 
aon   $f00 

Treat's  sub.  It  32  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Dec 
24,'94,  0  P  Treat  to  H  B  May  wood  . .  $4(  0 

Thirty -eighth  st,  Bartley's  add.  It  5H  Sept 
6,'94,  B  B  Barnes  to  C  E  Bartley  ...  $475 

Und  hf  It  4  b  2  sub  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  8 

38  14  Mar  14,  F  N  Mookridge  to  G  M 
Collins  $100 

West  Pnllman,  It  40  b  36  Mar  14  Am  T  <fc 
Svg  Bk  to  G  A  Butler   $850 

West  Pullman,  It  6  b  10  feb  26,  Am  T  & 
Svg  Bk  to  Wm  Ullrioh   $700 

Walker's  sub,  It  29  b  1  w  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr 
31  39  14  Mar  19,  H  H  Walker  to  J  Greer 
 $800 

Wisner's  sub.  It  16  b  3  pt  n  w  qr  25  40  13 
Mar  19,  S  N  Mighell  to  R  0  Mighell .  $500 

Wash  Hgts,  sec  17  add.  It  34  b  8,  17  37  14 
Sept  25.'94,  E  A  Warfield  to  B  F  Kinder 
 $450 

West  Pnllman,  n  £0  ft  It  7  b  39,  28  37  14 
Mar  9,  t  Peters  to  N  Peters  $500 

West  Pcllman,  It  7  b  39  Mar  14,  Am  T  & 
Svg  Bk  to  L  Peters  $500 

West  Pullman,  It  10  b  40  Mar  16,  Same  to 
J  G  Landsell   $  0  i 

Weddell  &  Cox's  snb,  Its  16  and  17  b  7,  29 
38  14  Mar  21,'90,R  S  Cox  to  A  L  Bacon 
  $580 

Wash  Hgta,  Halsted  st  add,  e  hf  It  10  b  43 
Mar  4,  R  Bender  to  G  Lindstedt  $4  00 

Weddell  &  Cox'a  aub,  It  37  b  6  n  w  qr  29 
38  14  Mar  15,'90,  R  8  Cox  Jr  to  F  Ma 
Ion   $270 

West  Pnllman,  It  41  b  7  Deo  2l,'94,  Am 
Tr  &  Svg  Bk  to  O  8  Wilhelm  $650 

Wash  Hgts,  It  94  b  1  Mar  1«,  Wm  Lau  to 
Wilhelmina  Lau   $500 

Wash  Hgts,  It  91  b  1  Mar  IS,  Same  to  L 
Lau  $500 

Wa^h  Hgts.  It  96  b  1  Mar  16,  Same  to 
Wilhelmina  Lan  $t00 

West  Pnllman,  It  It  b  6  Mar  11,  Am  T  & 
Svg  Bk  to  H  Merrill  $700 

West  Pnllman,  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add. 
It  15  b  2  Dec  99,'94.  L  D  Kneeland  et  al 
to  J  Callahan  $725 

West  Pullman,  It  40  b  36  Mar  14,  Am  T  & 
Svg  Bk  to  G  A  Butler   

Walker'a  sub,  It  4  b  22  n  w  qr  31  39  14 
Mar  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Bowman 
 $350 

Wisner's  sub.  It  36  b  4  pt  t.  w  qr  n  w  qr  25 
40  13  Mar  16,  A  Wisner  to  W  F  Krum- 
see  $600 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  sub.  It  11  b  6  n  w  qr 

n  w  qr  10  39  13  ,0  L  Comings  to  0 

E  Morrill  $350 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  12  b  8,  19  40  14  Mar  11, 
Mast  in  Chy  to  W  F  Fnrbeok  $590 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  13  b  14  bs  33  34  etc  in  19 
40  14  Jnne  22.'91,  0  T  Yerkes  to  B  Bar- 
thel $550 


l»UBUKBAN  WAKKANTY  1>KKI>I». 


OALUMET. 

Bonrke'e  sab,  It  8S  and  n        ft  It  83  n  w  qr  31  ST 

14  mob  6.  0  E  Oorlew  to  0  H  Rably  ISSO 

Bine  Isid  Park  add,  It  33  b  3  nov  14,'92,  J  T  Dale  to 

W  and  M  Kaczmarek  1300 

Hendrick'8  enb.  Its  68  BDd  S9.  Its  12  13  and  14  b  4 
UorKab  Pk;  feb  28,  H  H  Norton  to  A  Stastny.dBOO 

OIGBBO. 

Salltibary's  enb,  Its  36  and  36  b  12  s  e  qr  6  39  13  apr 

28,'92.  N  Bobbins  Jr  to  O  H  Nichols  $800 

HntchlDSOu  &  R's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  2,  18  39  13  mcli 

14,  J  Willis  to  F  L  Krtete  150(0 

Anstin.  Ooleman's  add,  s  bt  It  11  b  3  moh  >  2,  O  A 

Goodman  to     Iverson  $600 

Reynold's  snb,  Its  41  and  42  b  2  n  w  qr  9  89  13  mch 

8,  8  W  Lamson  to  Q  B  DeBair  11660 

Walker's  aid.  It  36  b  2  moh  13,  S  A  Tolman  to  H  0 

She  id  ,  1575 

Barlem,  Kettlestring's  add.  It  8  resnb  b  3  mch  8, 

e  J  Merrieil  et  al  to  N  G  Moore  tl860 

Lt  1  b  2  sub  pt  e  h{  w  bt  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  9  39  13  s  ot 

Lake  tt  :  mob  8,  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  to  A  0  Oordtz  tl40U 
Harlem,  Itettlestring'a  add,  w  190  2-10  ft  s  hf  It  17 

b  1  moh  1,  L  Muther  to  E  M  Smith  t74(0 

berwyu.  It  20  b  3  II  cb  12,  Wm  H  Tnttle  to    H  M 

Johnson  1760 

S  Ridgeland  Depot  sab.  It  112,  18  39  13  nob   14,  O 

Parson  to  A  W  Greene    $6U0 

Berwyn,  Its  29  and  30  b  12  mch  2S,'92,  W  J  Ardrews 

to  J  M  Eddy  Jr  $1037 

Uad  M  w  40  acres  s  60  acres  n  e  qr  6  39  13  feb  18,  J 

W  Clifford  to  O  Best  $16,0C0 

RidKe'acd.  Its  3  to  6  and  17  to  19  b  2  feb  18,   H  J 

Olifforl  to  Same  $8000 

Anstin's  2nd  add.  Its  383  and  331  b  12  moh  6,   E  A 

McDonald  to  0  Huls   ...f20U0 

Salisbury's  ^ub,  Its  20  to  29  b  3,  6  39  13  sept  2), '93, 

J  Kitson  to  W  Kitson  $2000 

Austia's  snb,  its  14  to  19  j  6  snb  e  bt  n  e  qr  8  39  13 

mch  18,  W  Bebr  to  D  Mncsterman  I80C0 

Austin  I  k.  It  31  b  5.  17  39  13  nov  16, '9i,  O  8  Ha«s  to 

0  J  Kingsbury   .   $460 

Maclean  &  Vandercook's  resnb.  Its  9  and  10  n  pt  16 

39  13  j  n  31,  J  D  Maclean  to  D  Brow.)   $10i  0 

Berwyn,  It  22  b  It)  j«n  18,  W  J  Andrews  et  h1  to  J  W 

Taft    $780 

AustiJ  Pk,  Its  6  12  and  13  b  7  mch  18,  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  Mutual  B  &  L  Asen  $7614 

Salisbary's  sub,  it  33  and  s  bt  It  34  b  8  s  e  qr  6  39  13 

mch  15,  N  Olson  to  J  E  Nordkvist  $470 

AustiuTllIe,  Anstin's  3rd  add,  e  37H  ft  It  498  mch  8, 

L  S  Austia  to  i  Swanson  $660 

Harvey's  snb,  it  37  b  2  n  w  qr  16  39  13  feb  19,   Q  L 

Harvey  to  D  J  McDonald     $700 

Ans  in.  Prairie  av  add.  nnd  hf  Its  139  and  140  sept 

28,'94,  F  P  Smalley  to  H  Smalley   $6000 

Berwyn,  Its  18  to  21  b  7  mch  16,  E  Appleton  to  A 

MBONeil   $8600 

Berwyn,  It  5  and  p  8M  ft  it  6  b  13  mch  16,  A  Mac- 

Neal  to  E  Appleton  $4760 

Berwyn,  Its  11  12  and  13  b  20  feb  23,  M  L  T  Stnrck- 

ow  to  M  L  Dilley   $3000 

Holly  &  S's  snb  iu  Scovllle's  sab.  It  IH,  It  17  Kettle- 
string's  snb  In  u  w  qr  7  39  13  moh  11,  A  H  Eolze 

to  J  Palmer  $4000 

Reynolds'  sub,  n  60  f t  s  100  ft  It  11  and  n  60  ft  it  12 
b  6  n  w  qr  B  w  qr  6  39  13  moh  18,  F  J  C  Bloseey  to 

J  P  Bohlander  $3600 

Anstinvllle,  Austin's  Srd  add,  It  489,  6  39  13  n^ch  16, 

M  8  Austin  to  A  Hchltcter   1660 

Austin's  2nd  add,  it  12  b  2  sub  b  16'  8  39  13  mch  8,  J 

D  Maclean  to  O.Gutman  $1760 

Woodbine  add,  Its  40  and  41  b  3,  6  S9  13  mch  2  <,  N 
L  Young  to  O  W  Brown  $600 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston,  White's  add.  Its  23  24  and  n  hf  It  22  b  6 

mch  1,  0  H  Vehmeyer  to  P  P  HoUen  $9260 

N  Evanston,  Oulver's  add,  It  18  b  3  mch  11,   M  E 

O.vis  to  E  O  Williams  $2000 

Evanston,  Eeeney  &  H's  add,  e  40  ft  It  1  b  12  mch 

11,  O  0  Hou'el  toE  A  Drach  $1200 

Evanston,  Pitaer  &  Son's  3rd  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  6 

jan  111,  H  Wardner  to  L  Myers  $1000 

Evaust:)n,  it  9  b  8  sept  10,<92,  Q  B  Reynolds  to  L  U 

Basse  $1420 

Evanston,  It  9  b  3U  feb  28,  M  A  Belknap  to   L  P 

Hutchinson...  $9600 

Grain's  sob,  s  OO'/j  ft  b  3  n  w  qr  19  41  14  feb  16.  S  L 

Tillinghast  to  W  H  Jones  $1600 

Evanston,  IgIeUart'6  add,  It  6  b  2  mch  19,  0  Dnerr 

to  T  J  Hayden    $2800 

Evanstou.  Brown's  add.  It  1  b  6  moh  19,  E  0  Tyler 

to  A  Soboe Linger  $1000 

Evanston,  Adams  &  W's  add,  It  6  b  6  feb  14,  H  Son- 
tag  to  M  Kiefler  $4600 

LTONB. 

La  Grange,  It  16  b  21  mob  13,  L  Eeriison  to  W 

Orlando  $8000 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  Its  2  to  6  b  18  apr  i,»89, 
F  D  Oossitt  to.A  Miller  $37$ 


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La  Graoge.  Oossitl's  Ist  add,  It  14  b  14  feb  26,  Same 

to  E  D  Snyder  et  al  $1260 

La  Orauge,  Its  33  and  34  b  16  mch  7, 1  Brown  to  D 

Fuller  *6f0 

La  Orange,  Leiter's  2nd  add.  It  17  b  12  ang  16,'93, 

H  N  Cooper  to  0  L  Spencer  11250 

16  acres  on  west  §ide  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  31  38  12  mob  18, 

Wm  Bnege  to  O  O  aianland   $1126 

La  Grange,  Oossltt's  1st  and.  Its  36  and  37  b  21  mch 

18,  W  Block  to  J  Miller   $1500 

MAINE. 

While's  Steel  Oar  add,  Its  8  9  and  10  b  &  feb  — ,  M 

E  Diefendorf  to  J  W  Slayton  $12U0 

Lt  8  ot  s  w  qr  34  41  12  uch  8,  Est  J  Q  Landwehr 

to  B  Landwehr   $1178 

Rlverview,  White's  add,  It  21  b  6  mch  14,  H  Rnm- 

stock  to  M  Ramstock  1250 

Edison  Pk,  Its  14  and  16  b  18  mch  19,  V  H  Seeley  to 

D  0  Butts   $3000 

Park  Kidge,  Brown's  add,  It  41  b  10  mch  9,'94,  0  V 

Partello  to  0  G  Partello   $260 

NEW  IBIEB. 

Wllmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  24  and  26  b  5  mch  6,  A  O 
Butler  to  M  P  Ghee   $600 

Wllmette,  l<s  11  and  12  sub  b  7  resnb  bs  29  to  34 
mch  11,  W  Gierke  to  O  W  Weise  $1201 

7.29  acres  in  west  side  s  hf  s  e  qr  31  42  13  mch  1,  R 
Gatchet  to  f  Bohn  $2360 

Eenilworth,  it  10  b  4  mch  15,  £  K  Smith  to  F  A 
Stearns  $16,C(jO 

\(ilmette,  McDan^ei's  add,  It  5  b  6  mch  9,  0  E  Ray- 
mond to  0  J  Campbell  $600 

Wilmette,  PauI's  div.  Its  81  and  32  b  2  mch  6,  A  O 
Butler  lo  E  L  Schlosser  $8J0 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  It  6  and  w  hf  It  6  b  4  mch 
12,  ij  R  Hurford  to  Same  $1600 

Wilmette,  McDaniel's  add.  It  12  b  6  mch  1,  A  O 
Butler  to  W  Reichardt  $640 

Oh'go  N  S  Ld  Go's  su^,  Its  2  and  3  b  32,  8  17  and  18 
42  13  dec  18,<94,  Oh'go  N  d  Ld  Co  to  U  0  Eames 


on 


Wiunetka,  Provident  Hut  Ld  Assn  sub,  nod  hf  It  4 
b  1,  20  42  13  mch  19,  M  D  Pearce  to  0  E  Paddock 
 $260 

OBIiAMD 

Alpine  Bgts,  It  17  b  30  mch  4,  Title  G  &  T  Go  to  H 
W  Kauffman  $2:0 

Alplue  hgts.  It  17  b  11  mch  7,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to 
Wm  H  Lifoona  12.0 

PROVISO. 

Gale  St  Blockls'  sub,  pt  It  10  b  3,  12  39  12  mch  14,  M 

R  Stuart  to  E  O  Gale  11200 

Madison  st  add.  Its  39  iO  and  41  740  7il  742  mch  14, 

J  J  Darland  to  H  W  Austin  $a50 

Maywocd,  It  18  and  pt  li  b  95  mch  15,  W  Eeeler  to 

H  A  Heine  $2800 

Grossdale,  Grots' 3rd  add.  It  15  b  91  feb  13,  A  O 

StocKwell  to  0  A  Baker  $200 

Qrossdale,  (^ross'  3rd  add.  It  36  b  73  mch  8,  J  M 

Quick  to  E  M  Wade  $6(0 

Qroesdale,  Gross'  iad  add.  Its  1  2  end  3  b  64  feb  25, 

W  0  Ohudwick  to  8  E  Gross  $600 

Maywood,  Its  14  and  15  b  255  feb  26,  Maywocd  Co 

to  L  Seeman  $500 

River  Forest,  It  15  b  1  feb  2B,  C  K  Oler  to  J  S  Hoi- 
ton  $1293 

Harlem,  Scblnnd's  sub  in  R  R  add.  It  7  b  3  mch  6, 

P  Harke  to  F  Schroeder  $1600 

Melrose,  It  27  b  106  mch  13,  A  Orzzle  to  M  Vece.tli  00 
Harlem,  Carney's  add,  It  21  b  2  mch  12,  P  Oaruey 

to  J  Murray  .    $600 

Herltm,  Anstett  &  B's  add,  It  29  b  10  mch  16,  0 

Strickler  lo  0  Wegmann   1220 

MelroFe,  Its  19  and  20  b  129  mch  18.   E  Choumrad 

too  Nottmeier   $B50 

Broad  View,  s  25  ft  It  177  mch  13,  A  H  Reynolds  to 

O  H  Hole  $400 

Western  add.  Its  31  and  32  b  14  mch  11,  F  Dennison 

to  I  Dennison    |25u 

Ma}  wood.  Its  1  to  6  and  16  to  20  b  161  jan  14,  G  P 

Barton  to  0  A  Brown  $1200 

Thatcher's  sub'  pt  Its  10  and  11  b  18,  11  and  12  39 

12  mch  16,  L  L  Comings  to  C  E  Morrill  $i600 

Gale  &  Blocki's  sub.  It  5  b  3  s  w  qr  12  39  12  mch  16. 

0  L  Comings  to  0  E  Morrill  $2250 

Kensington  add,  It  3  b  7  mch  16,  0  A  (  ovell  to  F  U 

Powell  $1260 

Kensington  add,  same;  F  H  Powell  to  E  0  Perry 

 $990 

Madison  st  add.  It  504  mch  30  i91,  F  E  Ballard  to  W 

Treacy  |360 

Madison  st  add.  It  617  jan  17,  0  V  ParttUo  to  K  G 

Partello  $200 

Western  add.  Us  9  and  10  b  4  july  22,'89,  F  E  Ball- 
ard to  E  De  Stefano   $375 

Western  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  4,  It  26  b  3  jan  26,  E  De 

Stefano  to  B  V  Romano  $500 

Maywood,  It  22  b  194  mch  12,  M  A  Bussell  to  J  Hof- 

'erd  $660 

Melrose,  Us  9  and  li'  b  152  sept  10,  Wm  Qatnett  Jr 

to  S  J  Jowltt   $460 

Harlem,  Schlund's  sub  in  R  R  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  4 

mch  14,  H  Northman  to  H  Becksteln  $7637 


THOBNTON. 

Morton's  sub.  Its  1  to  8  and  20  to  24  e  hf  b  5  s  e  qr 

35  3-5  14  june  18, '94,  E  A  Wakely  to  F  A  A  Iiuh^  fl 

  ....  $21 00 

Harvey,  It  46  b  117  mch  1,  M  E  Benedict  to  M 

Cooney  $30u 

Harvey,  It  22  b  108  It  24  b  65  mch  1,  Same  to  Same 

 $1V!60 

8  Lawn,  It  63  b  6  dec  I, '94,  H  H  Brownell  to  E  Boh- 

nett   $100 

Harvey,  Tonng  &  R's  3rd  add.  It  18  b  8  mch  1,  M  A 

Fulton  to  M  Cooney  $460 

Harvey,  Its  24  and  26  b  185  jnne  22,'9I,  Am  T  &  Svg 

Bk  to  A  A  Bowes  $120 

Harvey,  same;  mch  6,  A  A  Bowes  to  M  L  MoBean 

   $150J 

W  Hammond,  It  34  b  ;9,  17  36  15  mch  16,  A  X  Gen- 

tella  to  T  Wohlgenmuth  $225 

Harvey,  Columbia  add.  It  4  b  2  feb  19,  M  H  Buck 

ley  tol  R  Adklns   $260 

Baivey,  same  add.  It  6  b  2  mch  16.  Same  to  Same 

  $260 

Harvey,  Its  9  and  10  b  12  fdb  22,  J  Spivey  to  J  0 

Hoflmeister     $12C0 

Harvey,  Gary's  add.  Its  33  and  34  b  6  mch  14,  Mast 

in  Ohy  to  Am  8  L  &  B  Co  $186i 

W  Hammond,  It  34  b  19  mch  18,  T  Wohlgenmuth  to 

G  Janatzek   $250 

Harvey,  it  35  b  101  mch  13,  L  Bowman  to  B  Burns 

 1601 

W  Hammond.  It  8  b  8,  17  86  li  mch  14,  W  Kowalski 

to  M  A  Drezmal  $1060 

S  Harvey,  McOlintock's  sub.  Its  4  and  6  b  12,  30  86 

14  june  8  '94,  Wm  0  McOliutock  to  J  W  Davis.  $50i 
Harvey.  It  31  b  167,  7  S6  14  sept  10, '92,  Am  T  4  Svg 

Bk  to  B  Burfeind  $460 

Harvey,  Its  28  and  i9  b  241  Oct  7,'93,  Same  to  0  L 

Cramer  $500 

WOBTH. 

Owners'  sub.  It  3,  It  1  b  33  Young's  add  to  Bine 
Island;  mch  14  M  Sanerteig  to  F  J  Diefenbach 
  $1145 

S  Pighlands,  e  hf  It  20  b  6  feb  27,  R  S  Oollius  to  H 
Ebbesson   $468 

Dnd  1-1  2s  e  qr  n  w  qr  14  37  13  feb  2  '94,A  B  Geilf ass 
to  H  Bremer  $1275 

Alsip,  It  81  b  1  mch  12,  P  Raymond  to  E  Mercier.$505 

Wireton  Pk,  It  16bl7  mch  11,  P  Nisonger  to  E  M 
Webster   $1000 

Oviatt's  snb,  b  9,  Its  1  to  6  and  l6  to  24  b  10  (ex  Its 
13  14  and  15  refub  Its  10  to  15)  b  14  (^x  It  IIj  reeub 
Its  10  t.i  16)  bs  15  and  16  s  e  qr  13  37  13  mch  13,  H 
M  Elliott  to  L  K  Hutchinson  $76,145 

Oak  Lawn,  Us  1  to  10  and  23  \o  29  b  36  nicb  11,  E  M 
yutberland  to  0  A  Stone  $.5660 

Oviatt's  sub,  b  13  ei  Its  13  14  atd  15.  b  14  ex  It  1' , 
bs  15  16  9  and  n  hf  b  10  w  hf  s  e  qr  13  37  13  mch  1, 
Watson  8  Hinkley  et  al  to  Hy  M  Elliott  $62,745 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  li  2  b  1,  25  37  13  mch  7,  R  S  Col- 
lins to  V  Coulson  $4C0 

BLOOM. 

Columbia  Egtp,  Eeeuey's  1st  ndd.  Its  1  and  2  b  28 

mch  14,  A  F  brauu  to  L  F  Bachman  $600 

Ch'go  Hgts,  und  hf  It  20  b  12  jsn  20,  R  ingles  to  J 

Quiring  $600 

Ch'go  Hfcts,  It  18  b  11  feb  23,  Ch'go  T  i  T  Co  to  R 

Rudinsky    $300 

So  Hoijuewood,  Its  20  and  21  b  4  mch  12,   W  Qotts- 

chalk  toF  W  Montague   $300 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Keenej's  sub,  7o  Its;  dec  19,'94,  A  F 

I  eecey  to  T  White  $25,100 

BBEMEN. 

Pt  of  s  e  cor  of  e  bf  s  w  qr  30  36  13  mch  15,  0  Vrgt 
Sr  to  H  Stoeckmann  $1100 

Pt  cf  e  hf  31  36  13  mch  15,  A  Vogt  to  C  Wille.  ...$J500 

Olalrmont,  Smith  &  Go's  snb.  It  412  b  7  mi  h  4,  3  E 
Barren  to  0  A  Kennedy  $vlO 

Clairmont,  same  add.  Its  153  and  154  b  3  mch  9, 
Same  to  W  Keucks  $420 

NILE3. 

Norwood,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add.  Its  35  and  36  b  3 
mch  13,  W  H  Tuttle  to  O  E  Hough  $660 

Blameuser's  sub.  It  18  s  e  qr  21  41  13  noy  21,'94,  M 
I  Miller  to  L  C  Hasse  $1.  (o 

ELK  QBOTE. 
Pt  w  hf  B  w  qr  32  41  11  jan  23,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W 

Soharringhausen  $8741 

LESDBN. 

36  acres  in  n  w  qr  30  40  12  apr  4,'91,  F  Dammeler 

to  H  Dammeier  $7fl8 

Norwood  Pk,  Lowry's  2nd  add.  It  242  mch   1,  M 

Lowry  to  W  A  Horr     $750 

S  6  acres  s  w  frl  qr  19  40  12  apr  4,'9I,  F  Dammeier 

to  H  Dammeier  $7851 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add.  It  19  b  1  jan  17,  L  Franklin 

to  W  Heck  $660 

Schumacher  &  Onaedinger's  add,  lis  1  to  10  b  30 

mch  16,  J  0  Schumacher  to  R  Bracher   $2000 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  Its  7  8  15  :r  anl  17  b  21  mch 

12,  J  Molloy  to  M  O  «  right    J  25  0 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  It  7  b  21  mch  16,  M  0  Wright 

to  G  K  HoUingsworth  ,  $250 


PALATINE. 

PI  s  e  qr  e  e  qr  15  '2  lo  dec  13, '94,  J   Kltson   to  W 

KitsoQ  ,  ,..$10iO 

P.  u  w  qr  u  w  qr  34  42  10  mch  7,   F   Rohde  to  L 

Rohde  $13,400 

NOBIHFIiLD. 
Oak  Glen,  Dewes'  2nd  add.  It  4  b   1  feb  15,  J  D 

Dewes  to  H  Tilebnht  ♦360 

HANOVEB. 

Elgin,  Oakwood  Pk  add,  lis  4  6  and  6  b  7  feb  21.  W 
Wahl  to  0  Tatge   $)60(i 


TKDtST  U££U«*  ANU  IHUUTWAWKtll. 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Sooletleii. 

Abels  A  M  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  mch  5  Its 

23  and  'i6  b  V',  33  39  U,  5y  6%.  ...  |3.500 
Anderson  0  Q  H  to  B  G  Paniing  feb  14, 

It  12  b  3,  1  39  13  5y  e%   $4500 

Audtrle  T  to  M  Polaohek  mch  12  It  34 

and  35,  b  8,  22  39  13,   |4()00 

Anthie  W  to  H  Miller  moh  13  It  16  b  2i,  4 

38  12,  3y  6SS   |22(  0 

Alteia  J  to  A  Chimelek  mch  16  It  3  b  1, 

25  39  13,  6^^%   |13(0 

Ande-son  8  to  G  A  Rose  moh  7  It  11  and 

pt  12  b  13,  35  40  13,  5y  7%  |16'  0 

Anderson  D  to  8  L  Boyoe  mch  8  It  33  b 

21,  22  38  14,  57  6^-..'.    ^'iS  0 

Arbogast  M  A  to  W  H  Lloyd  feb  29  It  2  .'8 

b  4,  18  40  14.  6^  11800 

Arons  M  to  A  Gatzert  mch  4  It  46  b  4,  17 

38  14.  5y  ....   $1200 

Bnrbank  P  to  O  Tide  &  T  Co  mch  9  It  17 

b  4,  6  39  14,—   I  

Burgess  E  to  A  H  Whitley  moh  9  It  44  b 

2,  28  38  14,  3y  6^   $2000 

Biarg  H  to  0  J  Kramseig  mch  13  It  18  b 

8,6  39  14,  4y6^  $2C00 

Bergner  M  0  to  A   Borkhart  moh  11  It  1 

to  3  b  6.  21  37  14,  3y  6}4%  #,3000 

Beohstein  H  to  0  Bnhl  mch  12  Us  1  and  2 

b  4,  12  39  12,  Sy  6«  $3,500 

Barry  O  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  2  pt 

It  10,  Forrestville  5y  6%  (  i  deeds)  $2000 
Bergqnist  V  to  R  Bergtr  mch  12  It  16  b  4, 

35  40  13,  3p  7%    $1400 

Barker  J   S  to   L  Baird  moh  li  pt  It  33, 

Wadsworth  to  Woodlawn  5y  6%  $3000 

Bode  PE&EJtoES  Dreyer  mch  12  It 

12  b  1,  1  39  13,  5y  6*   $500 

Brisoh  T  to  J  H  Ernst  moh  13  It  24  b  10, 

13  39  13,  3y  6^   $2000 

Brown  S  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  moh  1  p';  n  w  34 

s  w  1,^  7  40  1»,  S%  $18,000 

3arz  A  to  J  F  Jorn  moh  14  It  12  b  6,  32 

39  14,5y  7%    $3000 

Bonrke  A  to  W  L  Springer  feb  1  Its  36 

and  37  b  5  b  13,  ShefiP  add  4y  6%.,.  $2625 
Bass  0  M  to  Mas  Mat  S  <^  L  Assn  moh  8 

Its  1  to  28  b  15,  17  39  13   $5500 

BleoFch  W  G  to  8  W  Oannell  moh  5  pt  b 

2,  20  40  14  5y  6%  2  deeds  $70(  0 

Bartlett  W  H  to  H  P  Kranz  mch  15  It  27 

and  pt  26  b  48,  Rogers  Pk  5y  6^.  .$1300 
Hack  IN  to  8  W  Oonnell  mch  5  pt  b  2,  20 

40  14,  5y        ..   $V(.0O 

Broderiok  W  to  Linooln  A  5th  Wd  B  &  L 

Assn  m(h  2  It  15  b  1,  16  38  14,—  .  .  $3725 
BragdoD  M  C  to  J  R  Lindgren  mch  12  pt 

b  27,  Roger's  Pk  3y  6%   $9;  00 

Bayor  H  J  to  H  E  Uorlbot  mch  7  pt  lis  5 

and  6  b  7,  2  38  14,  2y  7^    $40(  0 

Brooke  0  H  to  L  Baird  moh  14  pt  b  1,  16 

38  14,  5y  6%  3  deeds  $78C0 

Bennet  J  W  to  0  H  Kehl  mch  lit  10  b  1, 

Bashnell  add  6;?  $4000 

Blasey  B  A  to  B  Berger  mch  12  pt  It  1  b 

32,  o  t,  3^y  6%   $1(  0  1 

Bntler  M  E  to  H  0  Scholz  feb  25  It  4  It  15 

b  13, 17  39  14,  7^   $1600 

Borgess  W  T  to  C  J  Hambleton  moh  12  It 

49  b  12,  18  39  14,  3y  6^  $7000 

Bookheim  F  W  to  J  R  FonK'e  mch  9  Us 

28  and  29  Wing  &  F  snb  3  38  14,  6^$f  '.O0O 
Barfield  W  0  to  E  F  Bayley  mch  11  It  19 

b  10,23  38  14,  6y  6*  $45fO 

Bransom  B  to  Obicsgo  Title  &  T  Co  moh 

6  It  21  b  1,  28  39  14,  5y   $150  i 

Orooken  J  B  to  hi  Jarvis  moh  12  It  40  to 

43  b  134,  Cornell  ly  6^   $2400 

Oarr  W  H  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  moh  12  It 

24  b  7,  36  40  1^,  3y  i}%  $25(  0 

Comings  O  Lto  G  A  Trude  moh  11  lt6  b 

3,  12  39  12  and  o  p,  ly  6^   $5000 

Carlson  J  M  to  A  T  Gait  moh  15  It  4  b  2, 

32  41  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Cookingham  Wfl  lo  J  W  Lanehartnov  1 

94,  It  67  and  pt  56  b  3,  etc,  19  40  14,  3y 

7%   $1600 

Ohinndewski  A  B  to  Publio  8  L  &  B  Assn 

It  2  )t  13,  Magnos  add  6%  $4800 

Callahan  J  to  Drexel  B  &  L  Assn  jan  7 

It  15  b  2,  21  37  14,  6%  $2100 

Cammings  M  to  Dom  B  Assn  feb  7  It  17 

to  24  b  1, 15  39  14,  6i«  $4200  , 


Cleary  D  to   EG  Foreman  mch  6  It  9  b 

26,  J  R  &  S  add  3y  6^   $4300 

Craven  T  to  G  E  S  aofonl  jin  1  It  11  b 

17,  G  &  J  to  Evanston  ly  6%   $1(  00 

Bavi-on  E  E  to  W  F  J  Piommer  moh  12 

It  70  It  3  7  20  40  14,  3y  6%   $3000 

Carey  P  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  13  It 

2  (o  7  b  1,  7  38  14,  2y  7^  $1(  00 

Cashing  S  to  G  D  Pease  moh  8  It  37  b  2, 

16  38  14,  3y   7%  $2000 

Camp  E  B  to  C  W  Spalding  moh  6  pt  b 

14,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $18,200 

Ohilds  Z  F  and  H  K  to  Title  G  &  Trust 

Co  feb  15  pt  it  130  and  131,  div  3,  30  38 

15,  2y  6^  $70CO 

Coghlan  T  to  0  L  Sohaar  mch  16  Its  61 

and  62  b  3,  33  39  14,  7%   $1000 

Caswell  L  to  Paoifio  L  &  H  Asan  moh  5 

It  17  b  12,  3"  37  14    $1100 

Duddleston  G  'o  R  Prendergast  moh  14 

pt  Its  6  and  7  n  e  3^  17  39  14,  6^ .  .$13  oOO 
De  St  Anbin  E  to  G  Saoket  moh  9  It  3  Ic 

44  b  14,  11  39  13,  5y  7^   $1000 

Doctor  J  to  E  G  Foremar  moh  11  pt  It 

13  It  6,  etc,  3  38  14,  6%    $3(.(  0 

Degenio  N  to  P  O  Stensland  moh  6  pt  It 

79  b  3,  12  39  13,  3y  6%    $1C00 

Doremus  I  A  to  B  B  Pease  mch  12  Its  6 

and  6  It  4,  12  39  12,  5y  6^   $10,000 

j  Dnttmer  J  B  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  moh  14 
I     it  14  b  6,  1  39  13,  18  mo.s  7%  and  6y  6% 

2  deeds   $5000 

Dallenberg  J  W  to  Harugari  B   A  L  Assn 
mch  6  It  28  Wisner  sob  20  40  14,  7%  $1200 
I  Dittmer  J  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  mch  14  It 

14  b  6,  1  39  13,  5y  6«  $4500 

i  Dnncan  id  A  to  F  0  Kuhn  feb  2  It  18  b  1, 

I     9  39  13,  5y  7%   $2200 

Dowsley  T  B  to  L  W  Winohester  moh  11 

pt  It  6  b  3,  21  38  14,  6%  $4000 

Evans  A  to  G  D  Pease  mch  8  It  6  It  lab 

5,  Rock  well  add  5y  6^  $£O0O 

Bberhart  M  J  to  8  W  Clate  moh  1  pt  b  3 

and  4,  14  38  13,  .3y  6%   $10C0 

Ellis  J  M  to  Mi^sonio  Mot  S  &  L  Assn 

moh  14  pt  Its  22  acd  23  b  65,  17  26  14 

  $.'5  0 

Elder  R  8  to  L  Boisot  Jr  mch  15  It  32 

and  33  b  4.  6  39  14  2y  6%  $2500 

Edwards  0  R  to  Northern  T  Co  mch  7  It 

2  It  15,  etc,  1  39  13,  5y  e%  $2600 

Edwards  G  to  P  W  Snowhook  mch  11  pt 

It  12  b  3  16  38  14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Evanpton  Ave      E   Choroh  to  H   J  Wal- 

licgford  mch  8  !t  5  b  1,  il  40  14,  5y  (>% 

  ..  $5((0 

Freeman  R  N  to  P  Pratt  moh  1  pt  s  w  3^ 

frl  7  41  It,  2y  65^  |10,«  00 

French  M  A  &  A  to  B  N  Schumacher  mch 

I  It  15  and  16  b  4,  23  38  14,  20m  7^. $7571 
Farson  J  to  T  H  Schintz  meh  11  It  17  b 

2,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $2590 

Frahm  J  to  P  Pratt  mch  12  It  4  Pratt  add 

Evauston  2y  65S  $7000 

Fogarty  8  to  8  B  French  moh  15  It  32  b 

2.  10  38  14,  5y  6<{  $5000 

Farson  R  B  to  P  O  Stensland  mch  12  It 

13  andpt  12b  3,  Ogded  add  5y  6%. $12,000 
Fanning  0  T  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  mch  14 

It  8  b  1,  11  39  13,  ij  6%  $40(0 

Plodine  L  E  to  0  Jorn  mch  15  It  1  and  2 

It  10,  16  38  14,  5y  6%   $12,000 

Fluegel  F  to  J  H  Ernst  moh  13  It  40  It  4 

b  9,  Shf  ffleld  add  3y  6^   $2f  00 

Fancette  M  to  I  H  Pedrioh  feb  25  It  4  It 

II  b  2,  3  38  14,  2y  6^  $1750 

Qnstafson  D  to  F  W  Engers  mch  11  It  36, 

Bogoe  Add  3y  6%  $2i  00 

Gaedke  W  to  Lessing  B  &  L  Assn  It  22  b 

3,  29  40  14,  5%%.   $1600 

Goodman  G  Q  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  feb 

23  pt  Its   31    and  32,  34  39  14,  5y  6% 

 $4000 

Graf  O  to  H  H  Rose  moh  13  It  16  b  1,  4 

38  14,  6%   $1500 

Qaertner  P  to  A  E  Barr    moh  9   It  10 

Assrs  div  8  w  34  10  38  14.  3y  6«  $3000 

Graves  A  H  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  moh 

14  Its  5  and  6  b  5,  21  37  14,  5y  7^ . . .  $1400 
Gahan  T  to  8  Strauss  mch  5  It  9  b  2,  10 

38  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Gregory  J  to  A  W  Martin  moh  12  pt  b  2 

b  4,  25  38  14.  7%  4  deeds  $2060 

Grant  R  8  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  11  It  8  It  36  b  3,  6^    

Gleaves  A  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  1  pt  It  11 

b  1,  20  38  14,  3y  6%  $3600 

Garrison  A  S  to  W  H  Lloyd  feb  29  It  4  It 

],  18  40  14,  5y  6«   $2r00 

Gale  E  O  to  F  B  Townsend  feb  20  pt  blks 

2  3  6  and  7.  Gale  &  B  sub  12  39  12,  5y 

7%  14  deeds  $70CO 

Goetz  J  to  G  Neybert  nov  1  It  47  b  3, 

Sampson  &  G  add  3y  6%  $inro 

Green  A  to  A  Smith  mch  5  pi  b  16,  dn  40 

13,  3y  7^:...  0 

Gaynor  M  J   to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  11 


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Il  30  b  16, 12  39  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Hooper  M  to  E  J  Tarber  feb  14  int  in  all 

real  and  pers  prop  est  of  J  MoQafifery 

 112,0(0 

Hind  0  W  to  M  W  KozminsKi  moh  11  It 

0  b  27.  Roger's  Pk  3y  6}4%   |3000 

Heiudl  A  to  f   Nowak  moh  12  It   2  It  61, 

1  )  39  It,  6!{  $10)0 

Haivorsen  M    Q  to  J  A  Austin  moh  I'i  it 

15  Smith  to  Hyde  Park  15  mo3  6^ .  .f  2600 
Best  G  W  to  0  Jorn  moh  12  it  10  to  U  b 

1,  Wilmette  5y  6^  |56C0 

Hermann  W  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  6  Its  42 

to  44,  b  28,  5  39  14,  3y  6^  $12,000 

Hofman  F  0  to  U  Rabens  moh  11  Its  53 

and  54,  Brookdale  6  mo8  6<i  $5715 

Harris  J  H  to  0  F  Foster  moh  12  It  6  It  4, 

n  e  )^  10  38  14,  3y  6%  |20u0 

Hammond  A  H  to  VV  Heineman  feb  4  it 

5  and  pt  6,  B  &  L  snb  28  40  14,  6J^.$3600 
Hillstrom  A  to  A  Gatzert  moh  9  It  13  Cen- 
ter av  add,  17  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Harnoy  8  W  to  H  A  Goodrich  moh  6  It  4 

b  47,  KiEzie  add  2y  6%  $2000 

Helliwell  E  to  F  B  Pease  moh  7  pt  it  21  b 

34,  8  39  1^,  8^  $2800 

Huffman  M  L  to  C  R  Webster  moh  1  It  15 

and  pt  16  b  11,  6  38  1!,  3y  6%  $4081 

Hessler  F  to  A  Sohueider  It  5  b  2,  9  39  13, 

5y  6^  ,  $2200 

Harvey  E  to  L  Baird  moh  2  pt  It  16  b  6, 

5  S  add,  3y  6%  $2000 

Hansen  H  0  to  H  G  Zander  moh  9  It  4  b 

1,  Gross  Pk  add  5y  7?  $1200 

Hottna  M  to  Lin  &  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  14  It  43  b  6,  6<S  $4000 

Henkel  F  W  E  to  Ashland  Av  B  &  L  Aesn 

moh  12    it  1   to  4,  s  w  j^,  14    39  13,  7% 

 $2000 

Harz  T  to  N  0  Mat  S  &  B  Assn  moh  9  Its 

28  and  29  b  6,  29  40  14,  7^   $3500 

Hanssman  H  to  S  W  Dada  moh  14  Its  15 

and  16  b  1.  Norwood  Vk  6%  $1500 

Healey  M  E  to  E  G  Bayley  moh  15  It  38 

and  39  Rich  snbd,  26  38  14,  5y  6^..  $2000 
Howe  F  J  to  WO  Dow  moh  7  It  17  Col- 

ver  add  5y  6%  |,50CO 

Harsh  I  0  to  D  W  Christian  moh  11  It  35 

b  6,  28  38  14,  6i  $1400 

Hart  M  to  F  0  Hugemaa  feb  20  pt  It  7, 

Robert's  sob  10  38  14,  78  mos  6%. .  .$3800 
Haddock  S  H  to  C  W  Spalding  moh  7  pt 

b  27,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $1-',712 

Holiinger  F  to  K  M  Biamenthal  moh  12 

Its  54  and  65  b  15,  29  40  14,  3y  7^  $5000 
Hioks  M  S  &  La  V  0  to  L  Baird  moh  9  it 

16  b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6%    $2000 

Hanson  N  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  8  It  5 

Farlin  snb  26  38  14,  ly  7%  $1700 

Healy  B  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  12  It  14 

and  pt  13  b  3,  4  38  14,  3y  6SS  $3500 

Hedrioh  L  F  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  5  It  1 

and  2  b  1,  20  40  14,  6y  5J^«   $6000 

Hepperle  J  to   C  F  Sohnmacher  Jr  moh 

1^  It  10  b  11,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Hester  A  W  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  8  pt  It 

16,  It  3  etc,  28  40  14.  6y  e%  $8000 

Hogans  E  C  to  8  Donlop  mar  9  pt  w 

n  e  3^  8  w  3^,  17  39  13,  By  6%  $i56  J0 

Jarobson  C  A  to  S  W  Connell  moh  7  pt 

It?  14  and  15,  Bradley  &  H  snb  14  39  13 

5y  6}4%  $1-500 

Jchoeon  J  P  to  W  T  Dwight  moh  1  pt  b 

10,  7  39  14  5y  6%  $1000 

Johnston  M.EtoGARB  &  L  Assn  feb 

20  It  48  and  49  b  ^ 5,  31  39  14,  6^ . . .  $1679 
Jensen  J    A  to  J   R  Fonlke  moh  9  Its  47 

and  48  b  8,  Lee  add  6y  8%   $7000 

Jaoobi  H  to  Home  M  L  Assn,  ,  It  17  b 

6  b  4,  36  40  13,  6}4%  $500u 

Jennings  G  F  to  C  H  Poppenheisen  moh 

15  It  6  to  8  b  38,  10  38  14,  3y  6%  $2400 

Jouea  B  B  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  12  It  198, 

feharidan  Drive  sub  7  40  14,  5y  6^.  .$4000 
Jackson  0  0  to  Northern  Trust  Co  moh 

9  ptlts  22  to  24  b  1,  3  38  14,  2y  6^. $1560 
Korzka  L  H  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  5  It  14  b 

3,  Higgins  L  &  Co  add  6%  $6C00 

K  on  F  J  to  Noathern  T  Co  feb  27  It  38 

b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Kelly  R  to  0  C  Sohnmacher  moh  11  It  61 

b  12,  30  39  14.  3y  7%  $1000 

Kramp  A  to  C  C  Sohumaoher  moh  11  It 

9  b  7,  25  39  13.  3y  7%  $1003 

Krii  A  to  C  J  KiuoQseig  moh  13  It  19  b  1, 

31  40  U,  2y  6^  $1300 

Kosdek  G  to  a  P  Kranz  moh  14  It  29  b  2. 

bO  40  14,  2y  6^   $1000 

Reenan  A  to  J  J  Kerrigan  moh  11  s  %  It 

19  b  2,  3  38  14,  Ij  65S  $1500 

Knndson  O  to  I  J  Geer  moh  1  (  pt  It  45  b 

16,  6  39  14,  7^  $3265 

Kimball  RE   to  F  R  Chandler  moh  13  pt 

n  y^nli^  %a%nti       28  38  14,  6y 

6?  15  deeds  $36  roo 

Kramer  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  moh  7  pt  b  3,  b 


3914.  3y  6%   $1600 

Kontnek  J  to  V  Petryl  moh  8  It  26  b  19, 

20  39  14,  7^   $3000 

Knebzow  J  0  to  Anxilliary  L  &  B  Assn  It 

15  b  5,  Harrison  add  $2600 

Kozycxak  J  to  P  O  Stenaland  moh  5  It  S 

and  pt  2  b  3,  Elston  add  6y  6J .  ...  $2000 
Kraft  W  T  to  H  Felsenihal  moh  10  It  67  b 

2,  9  38  14,  3y  6^   $1000 

Klemmeteen  K  to  A  Loeb  moh  11  It  13, 

Gross  3rd  H  Pk  add  by  5%  $75C0 

Kramer  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  mch  7  It  5  b  3, 

6  39  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Krueger  0  to  F  Karstens  feb  iO  pt  it  2  b 

36  37  13,  3y  6^  $4500 

Lynch  A  M  to  H  Washbnme  feb  15  pt  Its 

8  and  7,    Averill  snb  3   38    14,  5y  6^ 

 $10,000 

La  Hryn  J  0  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  j  Vn 

28  Its  31  to  39  It  56.  16  37  14,  3y  6«  $270^ 
Lammert  D  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  8  It  34 

b  3,  20  40  14,  3y  6<{    . . .  |28(  0 

Leser  J   to  E  G   Foreman  moh  9  It  12  b 

134,  8  8  add  5y  6^    $19,000 

Launteres  8  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  moh  8  It 

10  It  F,  28  40  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Loomis  T  T  to  A  Peterson  mch  11  It  53 

and  pt  54,  12  39  13,  3y  6!^  $2780 

Long  O  to  Winnetka  B  te  L  Assn  moh  15 
It  32  b  1,  Garland  to  Winnetka  5y  7% 

  $1000 

Lindgren  J  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  mch 

11  It  20  b  5.  Lane  Pk  add  5y  6]4%..%25CQ 
Larson  H  to  A  Tidholm  mch  15  It  18  b  3, 

20  38  14,  5y  7%   $2700 

Lindahl  H  to  N  Sampson  moh  11  It  23  b 

I,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $2000 

Lukas  J  to  A  Chimeiek  moh  15  It  7  b  16, 

20  39  14,   $1800 

Link  J  to  H  P  Kranz  moh  1 1  Its  3  and  4 

It  3,  7  40  14,  5y  7?  $1700 

Langgnth  J  F  to  E  G  Pauling  moh  2  Its 

1  and  2  b  16,  19  40  14,  2y   6^  $2000 

Larson  M  1 1   L  Baird   mch  2  It  26  b  4, 

Green  add  5y  6?  $4000 

Moss  W  L  to  L  M  Paine  mch  12  It  3  It  J 

Ellis  E  add  5y  6^   $7000 

Mnrdwski  B  to  N  A  Mayer  mch  11  It  38  b 

6.  Fnllerton  2d  add  3y  7%.  $3000 

MoDonuld  C  to  J  Farrell  moh  15  pt  It  8  b 

20,  4  39  14,  5y   $20fO 

Morweiser  B  to  N  C  Mot  S  <fc  B  Assn  moh 

8  It  8  It  135,  Bronson  and  7%  $5000 

MoDonongh  R  L  to  J  E  Dalton  mch  5  It 

14  b  6,  14  38  14,  6i{   $2200 

Mooney  J  to  E  R  Bliss  moh  14  It  15  b  1, 

22  39  14  2y  7«    ...$10it0 

Mareh  C  F  to  L  Baird  moh  11  pt  It  8  and 

all  9  b  1.  8  40  14,  3y  7<J   $1000 

MoOnlly  K  &  J  to  G  A  FoUansbee  j.in  1 

pt  Its  12  and  13  b  9,  18  39  14.  5y  6%  $4000 
McCIuer  J  L  to  F     Baker  moh  1  It  15  ot 

parto  3  38  14,  3y  6^   $4000 

Marsh  C  F  to  Public  S  L  &  B  Assn  moh 

15  It  38  b  2.  23  38  14,  6<{  $3600 

Miller  J  A  to  J  A  Sleeper  moh  12  It  5  and 

6  It  3  b  47.  S  Sec  add  9m  6?   $60,000 

McCarthy  J  J  to  0  W  Binkley  mch  9  Its  9 

to  11  b  3,  4  38  14,  5y  6^   $7500 

Meader  E  E  to  C  H  Gortin  moh  13  pt  It 
8  b  6,  7  37  14,  5y  f'%   $1200 

Meriska  H  to  A  Gatzert  moh  13  It  24  b 
15,  31  39  14,  5y  7%....  $1400 

Mathers  E  O  to  H  P  Krarz  moh  9  Its  17, 
25,  27  and  28  and  pt  24  b  3,  K  to  Rog- 
ers Pk  3y  6^   $:i000 

Marsohaiek  J  to  O  F  Sohumaoher  Jr  moh 
14  It  37  b  17,  Brand  add  9,%   $2600 

Moening  D  to  W  H  Eldred  moh  5  pt  s  e 

26  40  12,  5y  7%  $1500 

Miller  G  0  to  Q  D  Campbell  moh  11  b  1. 

7  41  14.  7^  $300C 

Miller  O  A  to  M  Frohlioh  mch  11  11  22  b 

39,  22  40  13,  3y  7%   $1800 

Maoh  A  to  0  O  Schumacher  mch  6  It  13  b 

■16,  Sampson  &  Q  add  6%  $1600 

Martin  S  E  to  E  Kochs  moh  6  Its  16  to  23 

b  1,  30  39  14,  2y  6^   $6500 

McDonald  C  to  T  Moran  mch  9  It  22  It  5 

b  1,  34  39  14,  5y  6^.  ...$3000 

Malvihill  J  to  A  Peterson  moh  11  It  10  b 

II,  8  39  14,  3y  62   $2200 

Nenstadt  F  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  1  Its 

35  to  37  b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6-«   $3000 

Nelson  O  to  0  R  Matson  sept  8  pt  It  5  b 

75,  R  M  &  R  9dd  3y  7^  $2000 

Niedert  0  to  S  W  Rawson  moh  12  It  29  b 

1,  Lea  add  5y    $2000 

Nelson  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  mar  11  It 

3  It  20,  20  39  14,  6y  6ji  $5000 

Nissen  J  to  8  Dunlop  moh  11  It  23  b  3,  4 

39  13,  5y  7%  $U00 

Nanmann  B  0  to  J  Stern  nov  13  It  35  and 

36  b  6,  18  40  14  $3000 

Newell  '*  to  0  W  Spalding  moh  6  pi  b  27. 

19  40  14,  3y  6^  ,  $12,000 


Noe  S  W  to  A  J  Liohstern  moh  1  It  14  b 

2,  3  38  14,  5y  6?   $10,000 

Noe  S  D  to  A  J  Liohstern  moh  1  It  16  to 

17  b  2,  3  38  14.  6y  6^   $11,816 

Nelpon  N  to  C  H  Duenfing  mch  11  It  8  b 

12,  139  13,  6y«)2   $1100 

Ostrom  O  O  to  H  G  Barlbut  moh  11  pt  It 

2,  Rehm'a  Lin  Pk  add  5y         6  deeds 

 $26,000 

Owen  C  to  8  D  Owen  moh  9  It  1  b  5,  20 

39  H,  6«  $1600 

Olsen  H  E  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  1  It  36 

b  7,  1  39  13,  6y  62   ,.$2000 

Olson  G  A  to  8  W  Connell  jan  21  It  34  b 

1,  17  38  14,  5y  7%  $1700 

O'Langhlin  J  to  Northern  T  Co  mch  7  It 

27  b  1,  12  39  13,  6y  62   ...  $2000 

Ortlund  V  to  W  M  R  Vose  mch  1  It  6  It  6 

bl,  Huseto  Evanston  5y  6^  $irOO 

Piper  A  to  H  A  Haugen  moh  13  pt  It  B, 

28  40  14,  6y  62  3  deeds  $14,600 

Perkins  O  A  to  I  Claflin  moh  1  It  42  b  6, 

11  30  14,  6y  62  $16  0 

Pearoe  J  I  Jr  to  T  J  Rodman  moh  11  pt 

b  2,  25  38  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Peterson  O  to  Village  B  <t  L  Assn  moh  7 

Its  2  and  3  b  14,  3  37  14,—   $1200 

Podramik  A  to  New  York  L  Ins  Co  moh  9 

pt  It  2  b  36  o  t,  62  $40,000 

Prendergast  T  J  to  A  Gatzert  mch  13  Its 

39  and  40  b  2  10  38  14,  5y  62  $7500 

Page  J  to  R  Dtterweiter  feb  14  It  28  and 

29  b  6  b  5,  Sheffield  add  3y  72  $2000 

Ponzar  V  to  A  M  Snydacker  moh  15  It  37 

b  3,  18  33  14.  fi%  $4500 

Preisler  S  to  V  Petrbyl  moh  16  it  43  b  19. 

20  39  14,  72   $1700 

Paulsen  I  to  L  Baird  feb29  It  37  b  9,  6 

39  14,fiy  6}^2   $1600 

Pashley  J  M  to  L  W  McConnell  jan  21  It 

2:?  b  4,  18  39  14,  6y  62   $2400 

Perkins  C  A  to  P   Fahrney  moh  11  Its  1 

to  13  b  7,  11  39  13,  3y  62  $2600 

Qninn  8  R  to  8  N  Dada  mch  14  Its  7  and 

8  b  2,  19  38  14,  62  ..  $1600 

Rau  M  to  0  Steirzl  moh  2  It  18  b  2'i,  5  39 

14,  3y  62  $2700 

Ross  M  0  et  al  to  J  Frake  mch  8  It  36  b 

6,  8.S9  14,  6y  72   $10  0 

Roberts  C  A  to  S  Dunlop  mch  4  Its  i:i  to 

53  b  10  and  pt  b  12.  Chi  Hghts  4y  62 

 $2510 

Roberts  E  to  J  H  Jones  moh  12  It  38  b  27, 

12  39  13,  5y  62  |S0(0 

Roberts  d  J  to  T  S  Oreighton  moh  1  Ic  13 

b  3,  Evanston  62  $2600 

Rezabek  A  to  V  Donat  moh  11  Its  7  to  9 

b  4,  22  39  13,  72  $1000 

Richardson  W  H  to  I  J  Geer  feb  18  It  25 

b  7,  Fof  J  &  P  add  62  $1000 

Rnppert  A  C  to  L  Dake  feb  23  It  28  b  30, 

3  37  It,  3  mos   $2t00 

Regnall  B  J  to  H  A  Hangan  moh  14  Its 

36  and  37  b  3  etc.  19  40  14,  3y  62. . .  $6000 
Binder  F  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  7  It  10  b  2 

b  4,  20  40  14,  7y  51^2   $11,000 

Rossner  G  R  tj  E  G  Pauling  moh  14  It  6 

b  1;  20  30  14,  3y  62  $2(00 

Reoki  F  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  16  It 

21  b  1,  etc,  23  40  14,  3y   $2(  00 

Rosenthal  R  to  Northern  Trust  Co  moh  1 

pt  b  19,  Egandale  5y  62  5  deeds.  .$18,000 
Rudnioke  A  W  to  P  Goraki  moh  12  Its  36 

to  38,  35  40  13,  62..".  $100 J 

Sullivan  FT  to  J  E  Dalton  moh  8  Its  4 

and  6  b  2  23,  38  14,  dem  72   |3850 

Swanaon  S  K  to  E  M  Snow  moh  8  It  41 

b  15,  6  .37  15,  3y  72   $1200 

Sohroeder  F  to  H  L  Wilson  moh  5  It  7  b 

3,  2  39  13,  5y  62  $1000 

Skelly  R  E  et  al  to  Lemont  L  <fc  H  Assn 

moh  1  It  2  to  10  Skelly  snbd  21  37  11,  8 

2  $230  I 

Schmidt  P  to  Lin  &  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  13  It  52  b  24,  29  39  14,—  $2260 

Smith  E  E  to  J  B  MoOhesney  moh  15  It 

42  It  7  b  1,  12  and  13  38  14,  62.  ...$4000 
Smith  E  E  to  G  S  Knapp  moh  15  pt  It  7, 

same  62  $1760 

Schmidt  H  to  A  W  Esohenberg  moh  15  pt 

It  31,  Seminary  add  3y  62  $3600 

Steele  C  B  to  W  Heinemann  moh  15  pt  w 

n  w  3^,17  40  14,  6y  62  2  deeds. .  $10,000 
Swanson  E  et  al  to  M  Fiohlioh  mch  12  It 

21  b  1,  2  39  13,  3y  62  $^600 

Shupert  C  E  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  feb  14 

Its  48   to   60,  Knpyer  add  Pullman  40 

mos  72  $14(  0 

Schauer  J  to  W  Kaspar  moh  16  It  9  b  1, 

etc,  ot  partn  22  39  14,  ly  72  $1200 

Smith  E  M  to  D  J  Kennedy  moh  1  pt  It  17 

b  1,  7  39  14,  4y  62  $4800 

Sohwind  F  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  14  It  9  b  5, 

36  40  13,  3y  62   $2000 

Slater  H  to  E  F  Bayley  moh  7  It  6  b  3, 14 

38  14,  2y  62  $2000 


Spiess  A  &  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  2 

it  6  It  ISeto  b  I,  Sheffield  add  5y  62 

 $3500 

Sohnervoigh  F  to  0  F  Schumacher  moh 

12  It  18  b  4,  35  39  13,  82  $1800 

Stanton  D  D  to  W  M  Willnermoh  12  It  10 

b  2,  21  38  14,  3y  72  $1200 

Saohalski  A  to  C  J  Hambletou  moh  30  It 

2  b  6,  2  39  13,  6y  62   $1800 

Stefifan  A  to  Will  U  Moore  moh  8  s  }^  It  8 

b  14,  Linden  Grove  2y  62   $4250 

Slayton  S  T  to  D  F  Cameron  moh  9  It  11 

b  1,  15  38  14.  2y  62  $4000 

Sabin  8  B  to  H  U  Martin  moh  9  It  2  It  14, 

8  w  3^  16  38  14.  62   $2600 

Svoboder  J  to  A  Zajioek  mch  6  It  44  b  8, 

24  39  13,  41^y  72  $1400 

Sinzyk  0  E  to  J  Staab  moh  9  It  23  to  25 

It  23,  25  40  13,  5y  62   $2000 

Soharringhausen  H  W  to    B  L  Franzen 

moh  1  pt  e  3^  8  e  3^,32  42  11,  5y  62 

 $3000 

Stroner  A  to  M  Jenisek  moh  9  It  25  b  2, 

8  39  14,  72  $2000 

Smith  R  H  to  M  D  Jackson  mch  8  Its  41 

and  42  b  3,  25  38  14,  2y  72   $1600 

Sandkopf  G  to  J  R  Fouike  moh  7  It  61  b 

4,  18  39  14,  5y  72   $5000 

Steidorn  W  A  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  11  It 

9  b  2,  Springer  &  F  add  62  $2600 

Sharp  0  L  to  W  H  Lloyd  moh  5  It  21  b  6, 

18  40  14,  62  $14S0 

Swenson  8  P  to  E  Q  Foreman  moh  8  It 

43  and  pt  44  It  1.  28  40  14,  ly  C2.  ..$K00 
Smith  J  L  to  H  L  Turner  mch  11  Its  21 

to  24  b  5,  26  39  13,  2y  72  $1 500 

Sn'anke  F  to  W  Loeb  moh  12  It  2  b  4,  30 

39  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Toomey  J  to  E  G   Foreman  moh  11  pt  It 

14  It  B,  3  38  14,  3y  62  $3000 

Touhy  C  0  to  IS  Hunter  moh  7  pt  b  47 

hnd  48,  Rogers  Park  .3y  72  $3000 

Thomson  M  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

12  It  24  b  6.  1  .39  13,  3y  62   $2500 

Thomas  B  C  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  moh  4 

pt  It  5  and  6  b  6,  14  38  14  $16,000 

Trofaby  A  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  14  It 

6  It  2,  21  38  14,  3y  62  $4000 

Te  rmsky  J  to  A  Gatzert  moh  }2  It  1  n  w 

3^  8  38  14,  5y  62  $2000 

Tnrnley  E  to  E  G  Mason  moh  12  pt  It  4  b 

35,  21  39  14,  3y  62  $7600 

Timmons  P  J  to  R  Berger  mch  15  It  49  b 

2,  22  38  14  5y  62   $2500 

Tebbetts  O  H  to  Chi  T  &  T  Co  mch  8  pt 

Its  16,  15  and  17  b  3,  Jones  add  62 .  ■  $6(00 
Varty  A  to  J  O  Neeley  moh  11  Its  28  to  30 

b  6,  16  38  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Vail  C  W  to  A  Peterson  moh  2  It  20  b  3, 

12  39  13,  3y  62   $2000 

Vislhagen  M  to  M  Frohlich  mch  14  pt  b 

16,  35  40  13,  61^2  $2000 

Van  Horn  J  H  to  U  W  Spalding  moh  6  pt 

b  38,  19  40  14,  3y  62   $6300 

Voelbner  F  to  W  Voelkner  moh  13  It  10  b 

3,  36  40  13,  8y  62   :   ...$160C 

Veverba  A  to  C  J  Vopioka  moh  12  It  38  L 

&  L  sub  se  34  se  3^  6  38  14,  dem  72.$1000 
Wadnausky  A  to  C  Pitte  moh  5  It  84  b  3. 

20  39  It,  3y  63^2  $1800 

Walker  J  C  to  Sohottish  Provident  Assn 

feb  5  Its  1  to  3   It  8  b   56,  o  t  15y  4)^2 

 *lt0,000 

Wright  Ato  T  Templeton  moh  8  It  6  b  34, 

3  39  13,  5y  62  $3200 

Wendell  M  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co  moh  9  Its  46 

to  49  b  2,  28  39  14,  62  $20,t00 

Wolmak  F  to  M  W  Kozminski  mch  9  It 

26  Landis  sub  6  38  14,  6y  72  $1600 

Wegner  G  to  W  H  Laagfeldt  moh  11  It 

20  It  3  b  27  7  29  39  14,  5y  62  $10C0 

Weber  B  F  to  iH  G  Grey  mch  15  pt  It  6  b 

2,  4  39  14,  5y  62   $6C00 

Westerholm  O  to  W  Loeb  moh  11  pt  It  3 

b  23  o  t,  5y  63^2  $6000 

Wigga  A  D  to  Northn  Trust  Co  moh  15  Its 

23  and  24  b  1,  34  39  14  and  o  p,  5y  62 

2  deeds  $30,000 

Witte  B  to  E   S  Dreyer  moh  15  Its  22  to 

24  b  2,  36  40  16,  3y  72  $1500 

Witte  H  to  J  N  Jaoobson  mch  14  It  9  It  4, 

29  40  14,  5y  62  $2300 

Will  0  to  0  Mut  L  Ins  Co  mch  7  pt  It  50 

etc  b  90,  2y  62  .$10,000 

Walker  J  A  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  moh  13  pt  It 

18  b  4,  10  38  14,  3y  62   $2100 

Wienkler  H  to  C  J  Hambleton  moh  13  It 

22  b  7,  18  39  14,  fiy  62  $1500 

Wallace  H  L  to  O  C  Butz  moh  12  pt  It  3 

It  1  b  31,  33  40  14,  2y  62   .". . .  $70CO 

Wols  J  A  to  W  Loeb  moh  12  It  3  b  16, 17 

39  14,  5y  72.  $2000 

Yonngberg  J  R  to  C  H  Jackson  moh  16  It 

26  and  27  b  5,  18  40  14,  2y  72  $1500 

Zetek  A  to  Northern  T  Co  mch  1  It  64  b, 

4,  Sampson  &  G  add  6y  72  $100Q 


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Adams  0  W  to  S   Q  MaoHatton  moh  14, 

piano  and  fnrn  6m  $166 

Ashland  Livery  Oo  to  N  Seymour  moh  8. 

livery  6392  Van  Baren  11m  ....$2750 

Abbot  0  M  to  F  M  Striegel  moh  15,  horse 

  $250 

Aronson  J  to  Birk  Bros  Big  Oo  moh  12, 

saloon  1569  State  2y  $425 

Aikens  0  W  to  A  H  French  feb  21,  forn  6 

m  $72 

Atkinson,  S  R  to  J  A  Dablam  moh  11,  farn 

603  La  Salle  6m  $260 

Ashland  Livery  Oo  to  Q  L  Banning  moh 

8,  livery  539  V  Bnren  ly  $3500 

Betterson  0  to  S  R  Knsselton  moh  16, 

forn  7m  $68 

Best  A  S  to  ME  Finch  mhb  14,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Bnster  L  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mch  11,  s  m  and 

fnrn  88  23d  ly  $/3 

Boehanon  W  to  O'D  &  D  Brg  Oo  jan  23 

saloon  2032  Armonr  av  ly  $500 

Brook  &  Onrtis  to  F  Lederer  moh  16  sa- 
loon 15  Jackson  $1200 

Benom  N  A   to  H  R  Pebbles  mob  14, 

6m  horses  etc,  $180 

Brede  E  A  to  J  Bagenbaok  moh  13,  horses 

etc  8m    $65 

Bryant  R  D  to  Smith  Bros  moh  11,  farn  7 

m  $102 

Birkholz  W   to  D   A  Sheridan  moh  11, 

horses  and  wagons  nov   1  $100 

Bourge  0    M  to  G   Carstine  moh  7  farn 

869  Larrabee  2y  .$300 

Beatty  J  to  Bradner  Smith  &  Oo  mch  16, 

printing  office  5325  Lake  av  3m  $107 

Brockman   P  to  8   B  Knowlton  mch  15, 

horses  etc  1438  Mich  av  6m  $78 

Ball  K  to  A  H  Baldwin  moh  9.  fnrn  dec  9 

 $273 

Clarke  M  S  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  moh  12,  saloon 

8  Sherman,  dem  $189 

Commings  S  E  to  R  D  Gill  jan  16  horse 

etc  ly  $600 

Crane  AW  to  R  H  Hanbe  moh  13,  farn 

160  Hoyne  ly  $200 

Collins  R  A  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  feb  18,  sa- 
loon 10048  av  K  2y  $320 

Chochola  0  to  F    Vernnao  moh   15,  s  m 

and  farn  4701  Lincoln  av  $66 

Oonohois  Q  J  to  F  Vernnao  mch  16,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  ,  $103 

Clark  W  F  to  W  Newberger  moh  15,  fnrn 

piano  202  Warren  av  23m  $150 

Cordes  C  F  to  F  B  S-jyder  moh  14,  farn  6 

m  $77 

Call  W  E  to  EC  Powell  moh  14,  billiard 

tables.  S5th  ly  $488 

Colombian  Oomic  Opera  Co  to  R  J  Clark 

wardrobes  etc  4m  $5000 

Crolias  J  R   to  M  B   Finoh  moh  11,  farn 

6m  $51 

Oordrey  B  to  S  O'Neil  feb  25,  piano  ?4:6 

WincheUer  av  3m  $60 

Chamberlan  J  to  J  A  Meath  &  Co  feb  21, 

piano  125  76th  7m  . ,  $176 

Carter  E  G  to  U  D  Fleokles  moh  19,  furn 

639  28th  $1C0 

Drew  M  F  to  A  Drew  moh  It,  fnrn  385  J 

Dearborn  $ft00 

David  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  moh  18,  sa- 
loon 527  Jefferson  23m  $300 

DeQraff  J  H  to  C  Priel  moh  5,  horses  etc, 

47  12th  May  30  $1050 

Denman  J   H  to  J  H  &  S  Wolf  feb  16, 

horses  etc,  3907  Prairie  av  2y  $300 

Dibben  A  to  M  E  Finch  mch  14,  farn  6m 

     $77 

Donkker  E  to  P  Valerias  feb  26,  fnrn  7m 

  $130 

Ellis  E  8  to  W  D  Oass  &  Co  moh  16,  furn 

291  Woodlawn  Merraoe  90  ds  $190 

Erich  E  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  feb  27,  sa- 
loon 1237  State  ly  $400 

Frank  E  M  to  M  Oanningham  moh  11, 

fnrn  336  Center  7m  $243 

Faunoe  M  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  13,  fnrn  6m 

   $61 

Frene  W  to  N  Hoffsaes,  feb  7,  horses  etc, 

488  25th  6m  $100 

Fink  O  to  P   Vedelaid  mch   1,  shop  623 

Halsted  3m  $201 

Fest  0  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  moh  11,  saloon 

146  Madison  2y  $1182 

Farley  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  feb  5,  saloon 

Lemont   2y  $229 

Foley  J  T  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  6,  farn  6  m 

 $51 

Friedland  F  to  Schmidt  Bakery  Co  moh 

13,  lanoh  room  5  Wisconsin  ly  $78 

Fuller  E  to  G  Bergerson   moh  12,  piano 

Austin  ly  I.. $115 


Ferre  J  P  to  N  Fortina  feb  15,  furn  4729 

Langley  av,  4y  $600 

FoUer  E  to  F  H  Ferzog  mch  16,  saloon 

22  N  Clark;53m  $2250 

Formella  J  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  moh  14,  saloon 

3659  Hoyne  av  2y  $160 

Fleischer  R  to  Cooks  Brg  Co  nov  16,  sa- 
loon 676  Ashland  av  dem   $397 

Grimon  F   to  J  W  Alien  feb  16,  bakery 

etc  4066  State  6m  $203 

Glyzenski   J  to  F  U   Benneweiss  jnnel, 

furn  914  Douglas  bvd  ly  6^  $3  00 

Qronner  O  T  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  13  piaco 

6m  $77 

Green  A  C  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  16,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Gindeje  G  to  V  Mueller  feb  26,  furn  144 

Webster  av  $200 

Groom  J  to  J  Sexton  &  Co   moh  12,  mdse 

157  Halsted  4m  $200 

Girard  L  M  to  A  H  French  feb  28,  furn 

and  s  m  $165 

Hamblin  S  E  to  J  D  Spear  mch  11,  furn 

ly  $67 

Hamblin  S  E  to  J  D  Spear  feb  21,  horses 

etc  $600 

Harrison  M  E  to  M    M  Chessoron  moh 

12  Pease  p  and  furn  6906  Gale  av. .  .$231 
Harrison  J    W  to  8   H  Wheeler  moh  1, 

furn  $197 

Heins  McL  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  feb  5,  sa- 
loon Lemont  2y  $260 

Haven  E  L  to  J  Morris  moh  15,  laandry 

311 2  Prairie  av  15 1  ds  $400 

Haberdank   G  to   F  Haberdaak    sept  9, 

horse  etc,  970  n  Roby  $3C0 

Houl  P  F  to  S  D  Eimbark  mch  16,  blackr 

smith  goods  2y  $400 

Hayes  A   A   to  F  B  Snyder  moh  14,  furn 

and  piano  and  s  m  6m   $103 

Hays  0  Y  to   T  B  Waring  moh  14,  farn 

3105  Calumet  ly  f500 

Henke  H   to  N    Whitehair  mch   8,  milk 

wagon  6m  $90 

Henderson  A  M  to  B  F  Snyder  mch  12, 

horses  etc  6m  $56 

Hughes  A  to  M  E   Finoh   moh  11,  fnrn  6 

m  $1£5 

Harrison  T    E  to   Q  W   Brayton  mch  7, 

furn  3320  Vincinnes  av   $600 

Hopkins  D  W  to  J  U  Wixon  moh  11  furn 

155  53d  20m  $109 

Hendrickson  P  to  F  B  anyder  mch  18, 

furn  and  s  m.  6m  $72 

Horsey  F  W   to  J  W  Angell  moh  12,  fnrn 

Im  $65 

Harris  A  L  to  J  Hagenbreok  mob  11  farn 

8m  $76 

Heilig  A  to  G  G  Hubbell  mch  9,  fnrn  and 

sm  6m  $70 

Johnson  A  to  J  Madson  moh  4,  cows  etc, 

Oioero  July  1  $100 

Johnson  F  to  M  E  Finch  moh  16,  fnrn  6 

m  $77 

Jerrems  T  W  to  M  E  Finch  mch  16,  furn 

3m  $103 

Kolbe  H  to  0  Slilly  feb   15,  horses  etc  38 

Mera  av  2y  $550 

Kinnally  T  J  to  M  E  Finch  mch  8,  furn  6 

m  $72 

Kloslioschi  J  to  Smiuh  Bros  mch  8,  furn 

and  s  m  7m  $135 

Kanaley  J  W  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  jan  11,  sa- 
loon 199  9l9t  ly   $2500 

Klaas  A  to  U   8  Brg  Oo  moh  9,  saloon 

State  and  V  Buren  ly  $3000 

Keilman  Z  M  to  J   H  Oerlaoh  moh  11, 

furn  598  Sedgwiok  ly..'  $i;00 

KetBch  F  W  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  feb  38,  sa- 
loon 983  n  Halsted  ly  $20C0 

Kingsbury  E   W  to  F   B  Snyder   moh  9, 

farn  and  piano  6m...   $103 

Krymer  W  to  G  E  MoOoilum  moh  18  farn 

171  Halsted  60  ds  $100 

Keefer  A  to  Henn  &  Qabler  Brg  Co  feb  21, 

saloon  2841  Archer  av  2y  $360 

Klawikowski  A  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Co 

feb  19,  saloon  6300  Bishop  st  2y  $250 

Kallas  F  to  J  Hnsak  moh  11,  flxt  297  Cly- 

bourn  pi  ly  $1500 

Lloyd  A  T  to  M  E  Herbert  moh  11,  ptg 

office  327  Dearborn,  p  m   $4000 

Linder  M  to  M  E  Finch  mch  12,  furn  6m 

 $50 

Lesohei  D  M  to  O  Gedde  jan  19,  horse  eto 

280  Milwaukee  av  6m  $51 

Lawler  E  A  to  L  Lawler  mch  8  saloon 

204  W  Madison  ly  $100 

Lutta  F  to  J  Cullen  moh  9,  horses  eto  6m 

   $133 

Leach  E  to  M  E  Finch  moh  15,  furn  6m 

 $166 

Lan  W  to  A  Kioh  mch  16,  furn  11317  In- 
diana av  11m  


Lamourex  B  to  Smith  Bros  mch  13,  furn 

and  s  m  6m  $200 

Lewinsohn  A   to  H  Herbst   feb  27,  bldg 

4239  Halsted  2y  $1250 

Larimore   0  F  to  H   A  F    Mogg  feb  28, 

furn  610  Kedzie  av  6m   $104 

Loeb  M    0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mch  14,  furn 

761  Larrabee  6m   $135 

Lederer  &  Rehleer  to  M  Kirsohman  mch 

15,  horses  eto,  2;  05  State  June  1  $'.03 

Lundqaist  P  to  Kelley    Mans  &  Co  moh 

14,  shop  70u  Larrabee  11m  $400 

Lat  J  to  F  Manek  may  1,  horses  eto,  832 

w  18lh,  ly  $175 

Magnire  H  P  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  13,  furn 

6m   $67 

Maynard  T  to  C  Bergersen  mch  16,  farn 

1638  Wabash  av    $306 

Moynihan  H  to  C  S  MaoOarty  inoh  16,  sa- 
loon 1^0  Randolph  6m   $1000 

Mooney  J  H  to  M  E  Finch  moh  12  furn 

6m  $75 

MoGintey  M  to  F  O'Brien  mch  1,  shop  79 

Dearborn  ly  $400 

Mondy  D  H  to  A  W  Flack  oot  27,  cottage 

2522  Dearborn  2y  $5  0 

Moskowetz  0  to  F  3  Snyder  moh  14,  forn 

and  8  m  6m  $87 

Maddox  F  M  to  S  E  Lambert  mch  7,  farn 

4152  Berkeley  av  23m  $69 

Murphy  M  to  H    Oulvor  moh  16,  bldg  343 

Halsted  2y  $600 

Meyer  W  to  H  P  Moant  mch  15,  forn  7  m 

 ,  $160 

McOormiok  M  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  feb  27. 

saloon  0  Grove  and  8  Chi  avs  2y  . . . .  $600 
Mnrry  J  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  feb  1  saloon 

72(10  Green  2y  $420 

Miner  A   J  to  P  Valerius  mch  8,  furn  6m 

 $99 

Moree  J  to  0  R  Parker  moh  8  fnrn  ly  $500 
McKey  W  J  to  W  A  Williams  &   Co  moh 

11,  livery  eto  and  farn    402  Ogden  av 

oct  1  96  S3400 

Mount  E  P  to  J  D  Spear  mch  11,  furn  ly 

 $130 

Melin  L  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  moh  17  sa- 
loon 1035  59th  2y  $400 

Morris  M  to  A  H  French  feb  19  furn  6m 

 $338 

Miller  J  to  G  G  Hubbell  moh  21,  furn  9ja 

  $135 

Murphy  M  to  R  J  Fisher,  saloon   ■|875 

Muier  E  M  to  V  0  Seaver  moh  8,  bakery 

Wabash  av  and  Peck  ot  6m,  p  m  . .  $1633 
MuUer  J  to  M  L  Pemberton  moh  6,  furn 


ly. 


.$6: 


Moser  J  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  mch  12,  saloon 

1074  Soathport  av  2y  $700 

McMahon  W  K  to  H  McFadden  moh  18, 

forn  and  s  m,  314  6  th  6m    $135 

Nntrof  E  A  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  15,  furn  6 

m  $103 

North  Chioago  Safety  Dept  Vlt  Co  to  O 
A  Baines  moh  13,  vaults  eto  £09  Divis- 
ion 6m   $1380 

Nelsen  O  to  Miller  Brg  Oo  moh  13,  sa- 
loon 3131  Wei.tworth  av  demand  $h<}Q 

O'Brien  J  D  to  Tossetti  Brg  Oo  moh  2  si- 

looii  2400  Wentworth  dem  $300 

Olson  P  F  to  P  Nelson  raoh  11  farn  ...  ^  ISO 
Oden  D  to  G  B  Pritohard  mch  1,  furn  6 

m  $11 

O'Brien  E  J  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  i2,  furn 

6m  $129 

Phillips  0    A  to  A    W  Sheldon   moh  15, 

horses  311  Tan  Bnren  $400 

Poull  F  A  to  J    H  Dahlem  moh  It,  furn  6 

m  $260 

Provmis   O  M  to  U  A  F  Mogg  fnrn  5  723 

Madison  av  6m  $72 

Pauls  0  to  F   W  Packard  m  h  9,  farn  50 

Edgemont  av  6m   $83 

Pierson  J  E  to  D  Rankin  moh  16,  fnrn 

466  Irving  av  6m  $167 

Peck  H  to  A  H  Williams  moh  16,  fnrn  433 

55th  18m    $300 

Price  R  to  D  O'Oonnell  moh  6  horse  wag- 
on eto  6m  $100 

Redlich  &  Lawler  to  Brunswick -B-O  Oo 
mch  14,  billiard  goods,  981  n  Halsted 

15m  $650 

Rask  J  W  to  J  W  Pelton  moh  13,  drugs, 

rtc.  5727  Wentworth  av  ly  $1(00 

Ransom  J   0  to  R    M  MoOreery  mch  16, 

furn  4m     $411 

Renker  J  K  to  0  Petersen  moh  8,  forn 

and  8  m  33  25th  2y  $450 

Ritchie  E  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  9,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $669 

Rudder  R  to   AW   Greene  moh  11,  farn 

263  N  Clark  5m  $61 

Ruff  M  Z  to  R  0  Carter  moh  9,  fnrn  5y .  $100 
Remhardt  T  A  to  J  Johnston  Jr  &  0  mch 


15,  furn  Ayers  ct  2y  $600 

Roe  A  J  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  13,  furn  and 

B  m  6m  $60 

Rubel  I  to  J  W  Alley  mch  4.  piano  5m  $68 
Randolph    F  F  to  U  G  Dyarman  dec  3, 

fnrn  69th  and  Mich  av  ly   $260 

Race  J  to  Smiih  Bros  moh  13,  farn  7m. $83 
Rogge  J  W  to  B  F  Snyder  mch  13,  furn  6 

m  $77 

Rioketts  L  E  to  A  O  Thicke  moh  18,  furn 

2f0  Stale  $1  500 

Redenberg  W  to  A   H    Lange  mch  1', 

horse  eto.  8i  1  Dudley  $226 

Strang  H  T  to  M  B  Finch  moh  12,  piano 

6m    $52 

Shield  0  Rto  J  Cheshire  &0o  mih  8,  furn 

481  46th  30ds    

Storer  W  D  to   F  S  Wright  moh  14,  forn 

1402  Wrightwood  6m,  $230 

Singer  T  0  to  M  E  Fiooh  mch  14,  fnrn  6 

m  $207 

Schmidt  J  to  G  E   Raymond  Jr  mch  11, 

maohy  eto  ly   ..$600 

Stompe  H  to  M  Pan  Femeir  feb  1,  livery 

497  Blue  Island  aq  2y  $1946 

Smith  SB   to  F  B  Snyder  m-h  9,  piano 

6m  $103 

Sturm  O  to  O  S  Newberger  mch  11,  forn 

and  piano  7043  Justine  5m  $135 

Schumrtoh'-r  O  to  N  Hoffsaes  moh  13,  farn 

35   24th  *<m   $100 

Scott  H  to  Q  G  Hubbell  moh  1'2,  !nrn.  .$336 
Skincer  J  B  to  D  R  MoNaagbt  mch  13. 

furn,  Gtn  $103 

Sohaffer  W  to  W  0  Newber  y  dec  6  horses 

eto  It  30,  b  8,  4  39  13    $490 

Stiefel  C  to  T  Jesselsen  moh  11,  horses. 

eto    $300 

Seidel  A  to  C  Goldsmith  moh  14.  furn  769 

21st  pi  $400 

Siolba  J  A  to  S  E  Lambert  mob  16,  furn 

2y  $93 

Sharp  W  to  A  H  Slosson  dec  16,  forn  433 

Randolph  ly  $356 

Shannon   J  to   J  Sohneir  moh  IH,  horses 

etc,  416  Monroe  5  n  $M 

Smith  W  J  to  F  8  Snyder  moh  16,  furn 

and  13  8  ms  6m   *103 

Stomfer  H  to  8  B  Knowlton  moh  14,  furn 

7m      $68 

Sohlem  E  to  N  Sohulein    moh  16,  saloon 

197  Wells  Iv   $300 

Sloan  R  to  J  Molntyre  Apl  15,  trucks  eto 

458  Wells  2y  $14C0 

Smith  G  P  to  J  VI    Detriok  mch  12,  fnrn 

3316  Indiana  av    $225 

Storm  O  to  U    Waohsning  moh  13,  furn 

2969  Milw  av  $10  ) 

Skinner  KM  to  F  B  Snyder  raoh  11,  pi- 
ano 6m    $77 

Snyder  J  W  to  8  Sigler  mch  13,  farn  5aa 

 $50 

Sternbery  D  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mch  18,  Op- 
era p  14173  6m  $104 

T^imaroo  N  to  D  S  Brg  Co  mch  18,  saloon 

529  Clark  ly  $150 

Trantin  J  to  Q  M  Fadner  moh  11  engines 

e  o  928  Kimball  av  7m  $70 

Tagho  A  E  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  15,  fnrn  & 

piano  6m  #82 

Twduson   A  to  M  Swanstrom   moh  11, 

laundry  274  Grand  av  ly   $250 

Toth  M  to  0  Maeder  mch  6,  lu  n  l')m..$70 
Thnmlineoa  J  J  to  J  Thomlinson  mch  15, 

forn  7728  Emerald  av  3y   $200 

Thorp  B  H  to  8  G  MaoHattou  mch  1  pl- 
an 1  and  fjrn  4342  Lake  av  iau  1  $500 

Ulrich  A  E  to  0  Ulrich  mch         forn  193 

Centre  av  2y  $500 

Valentine  J  to  Smith  Bros  mch  18,  furn 

and  a  m  6m    $167 

Van  Fossan  E  to   D  Rankin  moh  9,  furn 

170  Liacoln  av  6m  $83: 

Vidas  A  to  Wacker  <fc  B  B  &  M  Co  mch  15 

saloon,  2130  Archer  av  ly  $260. 

Willmen  A  J    to  E   Miller  moh  15,  forn 

731  Fnllerton  3y  $300 

Wisneewski  M  to  Sohoenhofen   Brg  Co 

moh  14  saloon  8501  Buffalo  av  2y.  ..$250 
Werdell  N  to  0  Meader  moh  7,  furn  8m. $64 
Weber  F  J  to  8  W  Deuyes  moh  9,  furn 

8022  Groveland  av,  jan  15  $2  76 

Wears  J  H  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  moh  It,  furn 

7m    ...$195 

Warner  J  N  to  W  W  Charles  moh  16,  furn 

3361  Indiana  av  23m  $425 

Wardenbnrg  0  A  to  J  A  Dablem  moh  16, 

fnrn  736  W  12th  6m  $16'. 

Zetterling  J  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  8,  piano 

6m..,.   $67 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Brown  W  H  to  A  R  Scott  mch  9,  furn  231 

DaarbDrn  ,    $73 


286 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  23,  1896. 


Herbert  M  E  to  i  L  Lloyd  ptg  offioe  327 

Dearborn     |5000 

Lampelias  F  E  to  A  Lampelias  dot  16, 

market  819  n  Suogamon  $400 

Roya  Wioe  Co  to  J  A  Fales  jan  7,  diaga 

and  mdse  63  River  8t   $6000 

Reed  F  F  to  A  Oliver  moh  14.  presses  and 

fixt  11  Hater  st  $2000 

Cook  W  L  to  B  Grant  moh  12,  )4.  '^t  mil- 
linery 874  Madison  $1000 

CoUinsohan  A  G  to  J  A  Sobmetzor  moh 

14,  farn  551  n  Clark  $300 

Randele  M  J  to  A  K  Soott  moh  16,  piano 

5337  Dearborn  $60 

Nierrman  J  W  to  W  G  Oliver   moh  15, 

machy  etc,  Allman  av  and  36th  $3500 

Pearl  A  F  to  E  Whitekirk  mch   14,  mar- 
ket 3538  State  $300 

MoCatobion  F  to  VV  L  Wilkie  moh  2,  slot 

maohioes  eto   $750 

Brown  M  to  P  Sohaltz  moh  15,  piano  and 

furn  3012  Dearborn   $6C0 

Hnber  F  to  F  Friedland  moh  11,  mdse  5 

VVigoODgin  St  $J25 

Blaokmer  J  A  to  I  Cowen  ni;v  9,  furn  . . .  $40 
Oarr  0  H  to  D  W  Gammon  moh  9,  horse 

eto,  6m  $150 

Gaspar  N  et  al  to  G  Gindaie  feb  27,  fixt 

eto,  144  Web-ter  :\v  $a5 

Silverman  M  to  J  Silverman  moh  6,  Bau- 
er piano  $300 

Mueller  M  to  W  H  Mueller  moh  11,  furn 

447  Milw  av  $2000 

Refiiovita  J  to  S  F  Montague  moh  2,  gro- 
cery  $375 

Brown  A  to  J  Hagenbuok  nov  28,  piano.$43 
Beerbaum  T  to  B  Liberenz  moh  l71  Sem- 
inary av  $275 

Smith  F  R  to  S  W  Winn  feb  21,  bidgs  eto 

11  and  13Spring  st  $10,00  • 

Gardner  F  G  to  G  R  Lewis  feb  2'',  mdse 

  $2802 

Bruggestradt  H  to  R  Meyer  moh  12,  res- 
taurant and  saloon  1  n  Olark  $1300 

Orde  0  W  to  G  E  Bardeen  mch  12,  furn 

414  Masonio  Temple  $100 

Nuszkowski  J  to  P  Kolodcziejzak  —  mdse 

18U2  48t  $225 

Humane  Horse  Blanket  Attachment  Oo  to 

Murray  &  Oo  feb  2  J,  pat  et  ■  $300 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Harz  moh  12,  oabs  etc 

  .$1300 

Eggert  H   M  to  L  Saner  moh  12,  furn 

115th  and  Mich  av  $450 

Begley  M  D  to  Ashland  Livery  Oo  feb  22. 

livery  business  5tl  V  Boren  $20,003 

Pisphe  G  to  R  Sohendel  mch  11,  saloon 

29  iDdiaoa  st   $1900 

Davis  M  A  to  E  Davis  mch  13,  grocery 

4312  Stato  $i0  0 

Fuller  A  A  to  M  S  Fuller  moh  14,  furn 

May  wood  $600 

Obendorf  H  &  Sons  to  H  Obendorf  Sons 

(incorp)  jan  24,  mdse  187  Jackson  $2000 
Fligel  M  to  H  Mankowsky  moh  18,  furn  | 

365  5th  av  $275 

Aaron  A  to  E  A  Aaron  moh  18,  market 

694  Armitage  ev  $450 

Ofenlooh  J  to  J  Ofenlooh  moh  — ,  grove 

1910  Milw  av  $600 

Finn  M  R  to  A  Edwards  moh  18,  3^  Int  iu 

mdse  536  Sheffield  av  $6C0 

Edwards  A  R  to  A  Edwards  mch  18,  %  int 

in  mdse    $250 

Evans  D  J  to  O  D  Barrass  moh  13,  furn 

410  North  av  $1200 

Ran  I  to  J  Weinfeld  moh  16,  dye  shop  etc 

and  furn  826  Madison....  $1000 

Weinfeld  J  to  A  E  Palmer  moh  — ,  dye 

shop  etc  and  furn  $1200 

Adams  E  to  VV  Douglass  jan  12,  farn  2  1 
W  Uaion  bldg  $2500 


Wiener's  sub,  It  19  of  b  5  in  sub  of  Its  2 
and  3  in  Canal  Trustees  sab  ot  q  %  of 
seu  29  40  14.  Regina  Goldstein  v  Mary 
A  Buel  $50 

Powell's  sub,  lt7blw>^ofei^nw  }^ 
8  w  34  eeo  25  40  13.  Judson  J  Oakley  v 
Margaret  McDonald  $111.36 

Goodwin's  sub,  s  3^  of  It  2  b  1  of  b  1 
Cleaver  &  Taylor's  sub  in  w  3^  of  s  e  3^ 
seo  3  38  14.  W  0  Scott  v  Julia  E  Bishop 
 $1199 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  10  and  11  b  61.  John  0 
Hayes  et  al  v  George  H  Brady,  John  B 
Skinner,  Joliaaa  and  Patrick  Cham- 
bers  $1807.17 

Kraloveo  &  Kaspar's  sob,  It  1  b  ■.'  e  3^  c  e 
3^  seo  26  39  14  except  s  44  acres.  Joseph 
Fendl  V  Frederich  Brandt  $180 

Herndon  st,  1011.  Home  Lumber  Co  v 
Simoc  Luedemann  $359.65 


APPL.IC  &TIOIV  FOB  BUIl/DIWe 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 

Butler,  Cummings  &  Scully's  sub  of  pt  of 
Manson'd  add  to  Ch'go,  e  '^0%,  ft  It  6  b 
1  s  e  1^  sec  15  39  13.  Filip  &  Raiohart 
Mfg  Co  V  Josephine  K  Baker  ....  $135.61 

Eames'  sub.  Its  45  46  and  47  b  5  n  e  ^  n 
e  34  860  17  38  14.  Adalbert  Boder  et  al 

V  Jane  and  Klaaa  Brower  $39.40 

Same.  Jaoob  Knol  v  Same  $67.60 

Sixty  fifth  st  and  Union  av,  prem  oor. 

John  D  MoEenzie  v  Lorin  A  Barnes.  $i8 
Eames'  sub,  Its  46  and  46  b  -5  n  e  34  n  e 
^  17  38  14,  Lookwood  &  Striokland  Co 

V  Jane  Brouwer  $113.90 

Engle<;vood,  Weddell  k  Cox's  add,  It  66. 

Same  v  John  H  Fe  her  $75.46 

Oviat'a  sub.  It  21  b  5,  Hilliard  &  D's  add 
to  Wash  Hgts.  Same  v  Anna  G  Pelzer 
 $156.85 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Us  6  and  7  b  3.  Jer- 
ome B  Hassey  v  M  B  Mills  $149.90 


ArmitBRe  55S,  E  8  A  Lahlam.  2  story  lr8me  store 
and  flats,  ti,i  00. 

Armour  av  2213  to  2221.  V  Falbenaa  &  Brother  2 
story  and  basement  brick  factory,  tl6,000. 

Paalina  and  Thirty-siilh  sts,  Olty  of  OhicaRB,  three 
story  and  basement  brie*  tchoolhouse,  t70,0  0. 

Kimb/irk  av  6521-23,  two  2  story  and  basement  brick 
brick  dwellings.  $8,0i  0. 

Michigan  av  3657  and  3659.  W  R  B  Nnner,  two  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings  120,000. 

Fortieth  st  and  Packer  av,  Oontioental  Packing  Com- 
pany, three  story  and  basement  brick  addition  to 
warehonse,  HO, 00  J. 

Ha  sted  st  6116,  The  Thilmont  estate,  2  story  frame 
store  and  a^t8,  $2,700. 

Qreenwjod  av  6361  and  6363,  Jalins  Brnnton,  two  2 
story  snd  basement  brick  flats,  $12,000. 

Twenty-third  pi  225-229,  0  f  eelig,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  warehonse,  $2,80(i. 

Wentw^rth  av  6834,  P  Qilson,  three  s  ory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats.  $4,000. 

Hammond  av  1162,  H  Kotz,  2  sto  y  frame  store  and 
flat,  $2,2^0. 

California  av  N  1627,  O  Hollstrom,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $2,31  0. 

Fairfield  av  758,  C  Bockstedt,  three  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  flats,  $4,(00. 

Albany  av  577.  R  F  Buckley,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 

Jackson  st  1419,  3  Jerkins,  2  s  ory  and  basement 
brick  fiats.  $6,U00. 

St  Louis  av  949,  I  Hall,  2  story  anl  basement  briok 
flats,  $-1,200. 

Lill  av  1551,  Mrs  Lordall,  2  story  frame  flats.  $4,0(0. 
Rata  st  1284,  Mrs  A  Bergman,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Eockwell  st  N  783-93,  A  Stolkes,  four  three  story  and 

baseiuent  brick  flots,  $20,090 
Twentieth  st  W  7f6,  Frank  Koch,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store,  fl'.te  and  barn,  $8,500. 
Carpenter  st  5614,  John  Ebber,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  cottage,  $2,'  On. 
Indiana  av  2926-3 ',  0  H  Hutchins,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flat  ,  $'5,0(0. 
Tell  et  76),  J  E  Bolcd,  2  et^ry  frame  flats,  $2,600. 
Exchange  av  9029,  H  F  Albert,  three  story  and  base- 
ment baick  flats,  $3,BC0. 
C  j'.tage  Grove  av  324-62,  George  W  Hale,  alterations 

on  building,  $10,000, 
BelmoQt  av  1340,  Mrs  Nelson,  three  story  ani  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,(i00. 
Astor  st-144,  George  P  Fieher,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $6,(j00. 
Sedgwick  et  135,  S  O  Peterson,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  and  addition  in  rear,  $10,000. 
Addison  st  623  and  625,  H  L  Wheatley,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  front  addition,  t4,000. 
Monroe  et  999  and  999,  G  F  Widdln,  three  story  brick 
flats.  $8,1  00. 

Fifty-ninth  st  1340,  Andrew  Hilstrom,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,500. 
Fif  ty-flrst  st  2058,  Schli  z  Brewing  Company,  2  story 

frame  store  and  dwelling,  $2,000. 
Oglesby  av  6421,  A  B  Laflerty,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
j     ing,  $4,600. 

Cjblentz  st  121,  E  Larson,  three  story  and  basement 
I     briok  flats,  $3,000. 
Lubeck  st  162.  0  H  Gibson,  2  s'ory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
SpauldiDg  av  763,  J  Krete,  2  story  and  brick  dwell- 
ing, $2,0t0. 

Allport  st  812,  Joseph  Tomeo,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Allport  st  791,  F  Hansen,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $!<,00i'. 
Ouyler  av  236,  A  Ludberg,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,200. 
Humboldt  av  1229,  L  Eoehler,  2  story  aud  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 
Wabash  rv  415H  and  75  f  and  759  Forty-second  st,  Q 
Bauberger,  two  three-story  and  basement  brick 
flats  118,000. 


Laflln  st  6453,  John  A  and  C  B  Russell,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Webster  av  KOs,  Ephraim  Mewsom,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,500. 

Seminary  av  947,  H  G  Saunders.  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

KroU  st  33,  F  Gardner,  2  story  and  basement  briok 
addition,  $2,200. 

Indiana  av  6221,  Joseph  Laird,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,500. 

Seventy-tbira  pi,  n  e  oor,  and  Railroad  av,  J  H  Jones 
and  T  A  Foley,  2  story  and  basement  brick  dwell- 
ing, $3,6C0. 

Viucennes  av  7401  an  1 7413,  R  E  Kimball,  ei(*ht  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $36,000. 
Haleted  st  S  6149  aud  6161,  O  E  Engstrand,  three 
story  and  basement  briok  store  and  apartment 
building,  $16,000. 
Fit  h  av  1412  18,  Rapp  Brothers,  four  1  story  frame 

cottages,  $2,400. 
Campbell  av  778.  L  Hammerlund,  three  story  and 

lasemeot  brick  store  aud  flats,  $9,ii00. 
Wabash  av  4744,  Peter  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 

br'ck  flats,  $3,P00. 
Twelfth  st  W  2147,  G  M  Pamkovilz,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,0i:0. 
Twentieth  st  W  211  and  213,  L  G   Hallberg,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  warehouse,  $20,0  0. 
Ashland  av  8  4833,  J  BreanI,  2  story  frame  store  and 

and  flats,  front  add,  $2,000. 
Houston  av  9011,  H  Snhr,  three  story  frame  flats, 
2,800. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  Ic  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  eto. 
All  Z.iti<xi  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Offioe  and  Yard:  126  Qninoy  St., 

Bolldlng  Material*  Oh  I  CaCO 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  767. 


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secured  or  not,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  not  due 
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pp.U.sVPat.OfflSe     WASHINGTON,  D.a 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )A.GraiNTS.(  


Location  for  Factories. 


The  name' of  the  Obioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measuree  for  the  general 
apbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommcroe;  hence  mannfaotorers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  wilt  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  ('J,90()  kilometers)  of  railway,  ezoln- 
eive  of  seoond  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  (be  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mineaof  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in 
dnced  to  locate — largely  through  the  instrn 
mentality  of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  UniteS  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur 
niehed  a  particular  industry  is  reliable^ 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  Ill 


ANDEBSON,  Qnstavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  it. 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  IS  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
8ABKES  &  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BBDO    B .,  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  ''ons.,  Rm  37, 1R6  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEBS,  W.  H.,  3«  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIBNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OOLE,  M.  T.  &  CO.,   Cole's  Bio  k,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
OULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 196  La  flalle  St. 
0UMMING8  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2!  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sts. 
DKLAMATEB,  8.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Pa  k 

p-ooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  &  Oo.,  99  Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
SGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
E  LLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  *  CO.,  7lh  floor  Chamber  of 

Oommerc  . 

EULETTE  C.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  71st 

66th  Boulevard. 
if'RIOEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELl  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
OOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
30RD0N  C  L.  i  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiio  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 
HAMMOND,  O.  L.  B  410,  206  La  !9alle  st. 
HELMER  I.  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
BBNNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Ohioago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  8t. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co,,  99  Washington  St. 
KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  •». 
LANGHENRY.  B.  J.,  Ass-ola  ion  Bids  ,  163  and  166 

La  Snile  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  Lai^alle  st. 
LOEB,  Wj»I.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st. 

nAGILL  J.  0.  k  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Waihlngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  84 
VIDLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  83  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLB  B..  B  517  New  t  took  Ex  harge  Bi'  g. 
KAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
80HUMA0BER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIEBLING,  F.  C,  Wl  Dearborn  et. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 
ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Str? 
ZUITEBMEISTEB,  H.  C  .  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisieo 


BANKERS. 

OBEYBB  E.  8.,  &  Oo.,  99  Dearborn 
liBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D.  arbom  Strer 
MERCHANTS  EX  JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Otlbnrn 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  Hi. 
^EABODY,  HODGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbori. 
WA8MAN8DOBF  8i  HEINEMANN,  1*7  ftanaolph, 

Abitracts  of  Title. 

aADDOOK  VALLETTB  k  RI0K00BD8,  107  I  ear- 
bom  St. 

HANDY  *  CO.,  92-4  Wasnlngton  it. 
PBLTZKR,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  si. 
BH:OOBDBB>8  AB8TBA0T  DBPT..  OonntT  roort 
Hoot*. 


REV  ELL' 8 

CUKTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabafih  ave&ZicLamsst 


March  23,  1895. 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE 


LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Beal  Rotate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  speoulatins  in  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertising 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protec'vion  and  best  resnlts  tn  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  k  Oo.'s  Bank, 

"  Wasmansdorff  St  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  In  Obioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 


where  all  copy  should  be  sent, 


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March  23,  1895 


Office 


AKD 


Desks 
Furniture, 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave,  and  Adams  St. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  ontbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Tbe  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  La  Salle   and  Madleon  Ute. 
"elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  J^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oior  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tSxe 
QX7ALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MUBPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARA-SH  AVENUE, 


:  Particular  at- 
Itention  ^iven 
;to  remodeling 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and 
:  drainage 
:  systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  out 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


^  tlas  Fire  Aesaranoe  Oo.,  Euglaod. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo  ,  Hamburg. 


(toobester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi-e  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbarg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  Yorb 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


189-191  liAlAAIiIiK  8TKKET. 

CHICAOO  IliljINOIlS 


J.  W.  TAYLOR,°fc"i^^ 


PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, , 

!tC.  i 

Folding  Beds, 
Metal  Chairs. 

lA.H.ilndrm&Cfl.,2^5%»v. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


mCHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FBEIGBT 


ELEVATORS, 


UFFICK  AND  WORKI>l. 
15th  Street  and  Ashland  Avenue, 
Chicaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

percent.  % 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hoxnb. 


Fbank  G.  Hotne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

HEAL  ESTATE 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Ageuw  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opiulons  of  Titles  Famished 


Chicago. 


MAg(DNI^  TEMPLE 

s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
ised  commercial  building  on 
Earth.    Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?   If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manag:er. 


VM.  F.  TBMPEL. 


FBANE  TEUPEI;. 


ANTHONY  SOHII.LEB 


WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR-  CLARK. 


Chicag:o 

Directory 
Compaiiy 

ROOMS  2,  3&4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHIOAaO  DIUECTOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


file  of  the  latest  Dlrectoiles  of  all  tbe  other  large    ties  can  be 
lonnd  at  onr  office  tor  ose  o(  the  pnblle. 


Over  400  pieces  of  property  advertised  for  sale  in  this  issue ,  See  pages  292  to  295, 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  13.                                                        CHICAGO,  MARCH  30,  1895.                         Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 

A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  kerfoot.                           g.  birkhoff,  jr 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Jstate,  [pan 

and  pinandal  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WYLLla  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           GBOBGE  I,.  WABNEE. 
Oonsnltiug  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  1,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Hbia  112.             ClrjicagfO,  111. 

GILBEET  M.  WEEKS.                                                         j),  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

8peci-l  altenUoD  Riven  to                               /T?-?^^  r-v^ 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                          vti  J- ^  cX^KJ  . 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and :  Renk 

Eeal  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  north 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■9J4'lS*MlLWAUKEE*AYENUEjtS^ 

Telephone  West  692 ,                                                  CH ICA  GO 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

No8.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAIiiO. 

The  InTeetment  of  Money  in  Good  PecurltleB  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort.ageg  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J-H-     HgL-aSalle  Si  1 

VANVI-ISSINGEN 

1  fin  1      &  BRO- 

EDWfN  B     8HELD0N.                                   EUGENE  H  .  FI^HBOBN . 
WM.  (GDENGBEtfN.                                 RANDOLPH  B.  FKHBUBN . 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olarlc  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

Mechmcs'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

—  Contractors  and  Material 

—  Men  counseling   with  this 
•  • .  office  are  offered  unequaled 

—  opportunities  for  protection 

—  against  loss.    All  required 

—  information  given  at  office. 

—  Please  call. 

MecMnlcs'  Lien  Association. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Room    938  Htnolf    RTntiaVKVA  RnflflSnm 

8.  W  Cor.  l>a  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 

cmcA«o. 

p.  A.  BABNE8,              Telephone  1931.             s,  m.  pabish. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  G  PAUUNG, 

/aortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

I3Z  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  .5o,                            ^  OHIOAGQ. 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 

Established  1879.                        Telephone  Main  3174 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
1  at  J*\^S                            Branch  Office 

1  87  &  1  89  Qe^rborn  St.          Oalumet  av.,  and  17th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 

Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash . 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  'n^^stwent 

•  vnuio,  SECURITIES. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

114  I.a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

290 


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March  ?0  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
ESTATE  &  LOANS. 


A.ore  .  Tracts  •  Fu.rolia,sea. 

Or  Sul)di7ided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TRliF  PHONE  1988. 


S  M  PETERSON  &0 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  ot 
Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE.  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
113  Bandolph  St . 

CHlCA<iiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5, CO  to  tSO.Ou  per  annam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$- 
>Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  {$• 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

iSrancti,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbcii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M      BANKERS.  W 


•o:- 


"x^ns  on  Real  Estate  .  also  Bailding  Loans 

Invesiinents. 


ALEX  FRIEND  <feCo. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsfed  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


Teleplione  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 

BROK^iiRS 

MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.  290  K,  55  street. 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  — 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    51,    S3  AND    65     MBTROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

I07  and  109  l»eurborn  Street 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


every 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 

First.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

Thikf  -It  is  the  only   building  which 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth.— In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented— everything  pos 
sessed  by  any  other  office  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth.— The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
first,  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— '"Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  o(?cupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth— A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procure  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth.— No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  posse.sses  any  bus- 
iness advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Mana^ror, 

Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaeo. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

16i  Dearb:rn  st„  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
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MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Capital,  $1,000,000. 

I£.  8.  1-AOKY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  President. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  (  ashler. 


Deposits  Jnly  13.  1893.  Sl.jiS.^OSS  71 
Deposits  Muy  4,  1894  S3,»78.94H  91. 

"We  solicit  your*  'bu.sixiess. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
«th  Floor  Ulasonfc  Temple 


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BANKERS. 

ffeaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  '^nrrent  Rates' 

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ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

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Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
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NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
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ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALEo 
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Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  13. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVEEY  SATURDAY.  MAECH  30,  1895. 


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Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V,  ' 

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H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

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Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
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/Honey  LoanBd  Witnoab  CDmmisslDii 

■31  On  improved  city  property  and 
■91  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nevy  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

RW.  KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  Steam  Power, 

70,  72.  74,  76  W.  Washington  St. 
And  44  S.  Jefferson  St. 

CHICAGO,    -      -  ILLINOIS. 


E.  A.  CTJMMINGS, 
SILAS  M    MOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
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E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
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tlate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

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Established  1854. 


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^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
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real  estate. 

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C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  @. 

BANKERS, 

Loans    arid    L^cal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    109411  HOOI^EHY  BLDQ. 


H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB.    O.  H.  PXJ  =  OHEOK,    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMBISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEBMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

HOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  O.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

9C4  stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAGO. 

^^Evaneton  and  WUmette  Property  a  Specially 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  &OHBEINEB 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telepbone  li^onth  661, 

Eeal  Estate  Bought  and  Hold .  Bents  OjUected.  TBxes  P^-ld.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLE8E.  j.  u.  SHEPAEU 

ESTABLISHED  1X68. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORS, 


UANDFAOTUBBBS  AND  OBAI.BBS  IB 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Pluz. 


162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

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vardR  and  Boads  in  n«w  Snbdlvldoni. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE/IL  EST^E,  INSURPCE,  LOpz 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicitei) 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBAZ.  BSTA^TB SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  cara  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i8o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Ch-icagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insnrance  Bnilding, 
Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Nor- 
Residents  Attendee!  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUiLDiNC. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING .  NOTARY  I UBLIO 

Telepbone  Mala  3733. 


HumTjoldt  Park  Property  a  Fpecialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAIi  ESTATE, 

Scorn  41  merchants  Bldg,, 

BKANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Waehlngton  and 

S.  E.  Oor.  OalUornla  ic  North  Ave.  LaSalle  St«., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.  OHIO  at 


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Match  'SO,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BBTISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK — ALL  LETTBBS  MT7ST  SB 
MABKBD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NOIklBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTX 
ADTEBTISED  EXOEFT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENl'S 
IDDBESS  IS  OIT£M. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  brick  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  6528,  honse  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500; 
$1,630  cash  reqoired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  ll-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bovren  av.  No  89,  \0  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Viooennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  nei;;hborhood.     W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 
Ojlamet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11  room  etone, 

new  and  every  ojnvenienoe.    F  13  $10,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13.$  165 

Calumet  av,  near  62d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  50 

Calumet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x200x130,  prioe 

per  foot.    F13  $  100 

Oalnmet  a V,  near  &Otb  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Oalqmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  bnilding  in  flrst- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     C  IS  $  3,360 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stoue  front, 

modern,  owner.    F  13  $5,700 

Champlain  av,  near  47tb  st,  8  rooms,  stone  honse. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Champlain  av,  near  73d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13..$  700 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  'nhat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
ye^r,  inoambranoe  of  $3,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Sist  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  fiats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,C0O.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.   F13,$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  J 1 .  $86,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  S-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  1 1  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  near  list  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Book  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    oor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av...  $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  prioe  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,moderu, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  U-room  briok  bouse.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  honse.  B  16. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  root  is,  brick  house.  B  15.. $  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  bouse.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellisav, near  79th  st,  100  ft,  prioe  per  foot.     F13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  55th  st,  e  f  60  x  130,  per  ft.  F  13  $  62.60 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-story,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13  $  7,250 

Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-8tory  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    M  1  $  5,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

prioe  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  I>re  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  110,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  S25 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 


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P  4   $  260 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.    P4.$  3O0 

Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.    P4$  250 

or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.    P4...$  200 

Oor  50x» 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 

Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,n6arGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  10  rootc  brown  stone.    F  13.$  8,8(  0 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  et,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  »t,  oor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  $  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $  8,000 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition;  termseasy.  F  13  ..  .$21,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  46th  ^t,  15-room  stone  honse.  B  15.  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  26  to  110  x  150.  prioe 

per  foot.    F  13  $  300 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  prioe  per  toot.  H  15..$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  6tth  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.     W8  $  60 

Qroveland  av,  near  29th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F13..$  165 

Groveland  av,  near  3Ist  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  56th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 

buildin«;s  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 

to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 

Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Fouhes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  fnot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av.near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 

south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  partionlary. 

Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Bnilding  Journal. 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,roo 
Indiana  av.  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  ...  $17,500 
Indiana  av,  near  r9th  e.t,  10  rooms,  frame.    B  15.  .$  6,E00 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W  8   $  ;05 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  165 

lodiaua  av,  near  61st  st,  prioe  per  foot.     F  13  $  87.50 

Indiana  av,  neir  63d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    F  13  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml   $  97.60 

Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  tO 
Inglesideav,  near  fi6th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. —  Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hou.  en;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,nbar  ''7th  8t,10-room  stone  honse. B  15.$10,0C0 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbarkav,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  briok  house.     B  16. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  &t,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  H  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  briok  honse  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13..  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13....$  9C0 
Lat  gley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13  ....  $  750 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  at,  flne  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot-     V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  eist  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B15  ,  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  16.  .$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Madison  av,  n  e  oor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  155 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13  .  .$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  ^  rooms,  briok.  B  15...$  4,500 
MoOhesney  av,  near  65th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13.$  835 

Merrill  av,  near  7oth  st,  50  lots.     F  13  $  8.';0 

Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  briok  house.B  16.$24,OfO 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  1 0  rooms,  si  one.  B  16 . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  35tb  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  450 
Michigan  av,  neay  60th  st,  50  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  161,  prioe 

per  foot.     Ml  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...$  226 
Miohigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16..  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  5,0C0 

Monroe  av,  near  54th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 


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 I  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13   $  676 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  26x164, 
cheap.  Prioe  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer,  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Bakeb, 
37  W  Sunbnry  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  honse .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  •  $i4,oro 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st.  modem  frame  honse 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

 $  9,5C0 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    Ml   .$  8,600 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  Ill  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  f45,CCO 

Paciflc  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8. alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  oor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27*^  x  125,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  I  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  mannfacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Sohell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13   $  300 

Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  65 

Seventy-fifth 8t,n  e  cor  Coles,  price  perfect.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  perfect. 

F  13  f  80 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44ch  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8.600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  15. $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  460 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,   price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  55 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B15  $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  126 

Sixty-ninthst,  cor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.60 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st.  Cor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  30 

St  Lawrence  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  700 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Miohigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Foches  A 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  3l8t  st,  8-room  brick  honse. 

B  16  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  et,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    C  18   $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  6l8t,  price  per  foot.    F  13  . . .  .$  22 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
honse;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av.oor  47th  st,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $1 7,0  0 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15 .  .  $  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  roams,  frame.  B  16.  $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  45th  st,  3-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,600 

Vincennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  126 

Vincennrs  av,  near  66th  st,  e  f  60x122,  price  per 


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foot.    Ml  S  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  8t,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennea  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down  (1D117).  P4. 
Vinoennesav,  several  desirable  oorners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabaeh  av,  oor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  oor  near  59tti  st,  S-story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    Ml  =  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

5  13  ' 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  

Wabajh  av,  ciowntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  flgnre.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  a-ar  12th  st,   2-atory  briok  bailding 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  at,  10  room  frame  hoase 

B  15  1  VOO 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Washington  st  coroer,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 
150  ft  running  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 
on  the  east  side  of  property.  Terms  $50,000 
cash;  balance  to  snit.  This  location  is  near 
bosiness  centre  and  is  adapted  to  varioaansea. 

Owner.    J  12    ...$150,000 

Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Soite  212,  oor  63d 

8t  and  Stewart  av  $16  500 

Wentworth  av,  oor  fi5th  st,  price  per  foot.    P13...'|  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  cor  52d  at,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    Ml.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  l^^. .  $  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$25,f  00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    Fl3.$  150 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lota  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chioago  $  2,500 

Yatea  av,  near  74th  at,  25  ft,  price  par  foot.    F13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addiaon  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av.  50  f  t .    W  8  ....  $  8,600 

Astor  at,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  r,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  at,  sonth  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Bailing  at,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Olark  at  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  5(1x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  sii  N,  3-8tcrj  new  briok,   atone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13...  $12,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3  story 

and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 

bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only   Z  33   ".  $12,600 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8    $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 

frame  cottagft;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  oash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  at,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W  8   $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lota  convenient  to  steam  and 

electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 

sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc  Henry  J  Cosarrove 

6  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloflf,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  anmmer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  boilc  houses 
on  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
watt-r  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d'>oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^oose 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plite  mirror,  all 
fioiiihed  in  a  first  class  manner.  The  house  i'» 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  ia  finished  with 


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curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  Faiji(ary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-ol'isB,  h«ated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, lime 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  fltid  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  '[  he 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sicknesp,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  srr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  snit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $i5,ono 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  !|f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  at;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  ,  $  2,jf0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  ats,  sonth  part 

60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Nuwport  av,  3-8tory  briok  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.     W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720 .    W  8  $  5,500 

Ravenawood. — Commercial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  1018,2  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  ohoioe  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenawood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llosd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner,  75x123"^.     A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

briok  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t.    W  8  ....  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  S  story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Soothport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,lLake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  building, 20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  at,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  26x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
bouse  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  60  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

VEST  SIDE. 

Adams  at  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft,    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 

Adame  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  at. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Lonis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  atone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  *.000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x15",  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 


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or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Beautiful  new  home;  hignest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,2(  0  down,  balance  of  $3,.S00  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  soit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  8,  No  15,  lot  26^,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  briok  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  3Va  south  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,  .  (34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  )  ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-lOxlOO  \  |  35x128  [  ""'^  "° 
2-story  and  basement  atone  front  houses,  will 
he  sold  for  less  than  honaes  cost  to  hr-M.  O  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  oor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  a  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  blook 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-atory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  ()..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  15')  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  briok  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  St.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mnnthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W  8    $  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  room'^  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  a  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0CO 

Lakest  W,  Nos  ^230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above     R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  at  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  n  $  3,000 

Logan  aq,  76x226,  anitable  for  beer  garden..  B  11.  $10,000 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lota  50x126.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Alao  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    B,  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x126  ft.    R  11   f  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2  story  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    R  11   $  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer&  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  I  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Proviso— 80  aores,  being  tne  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnoi.-*  C  B  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  ot  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Diviaion  st. 

Randolph  st  W.  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linaoott's  sob-division,  lots  16  to  28, 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  39,  $250;  lots  31  to  41, 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  46,  $200;  lot  47,  $225; 
lots  1,  24,  26  and  48,  $225  each;  lota  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inclusive,  $175  each;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  $226  each;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inclusive, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  30,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


|175  each;  lots  12  and  47,  $226  each;  lots  13  to 
28,  inolosive,  |2(:0;  lots  29  and  3U,  $-.'50 each; 
lots  31  to  46,  inolu8i-»e,  $200  eaoh.    K  11. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  baildinfj;;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,260 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W8....$  6.500 
Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  snb- 
divided;  very  choice  property .  Z3it 
Two  valnable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlf0.    W  8.  .$  2,000 
Washiogton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  oa^h  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.     "J^ant  a  resi  ence 
neur  Francisco  st.    Will  pnt  iu  oaph.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.   W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  £0  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  .3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  p:)rpo8e8.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  nsodern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8...$  7,C 00 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12  |  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  folly  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  15(),00(i,  18i>,000 
and  1,250,0<  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaqniu  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.     The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  >>eing 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.    Owner  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions    The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Esiate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colouy  Lands,  where    orchards  are  planted 
and  takeu  care  of  in  trac  s  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  matarity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  tTrancisoo,  Cal 
California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,    olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address    Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (li  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fit.'ed  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicrtgn  improved.    P  13. 
Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,5(0  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at  $76  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  3(j9. 

FLOBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  oarefolly  selected  as  to  quality  and 
looiition  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i  0,  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  bara,  boat  bouse,  orange,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co,  94 
LaSnlle  st. 

50,000  to  5'  0,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6.000  to  8,'(i0  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  'he  South)  12.0i0  to 
15,0(  0  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  $1.60,  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Illinois. — Rook  Inland,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchai.ge;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,(100  bushels;  cast  about  $40,n0o;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

liAKE  FOBEST. 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exolnstve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages  19,600  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

MISCEIiliANEOtrs , 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash , 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
lO.C^O  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
86  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, onBelt 
R.  R.    Big  bargain.     Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau, 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  cor  70th,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason 
able  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56^2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  Slst,  a  2-story 
dwelltog  in  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda 
tion,  well  rented;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12%  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5^.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5%  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 
Seventy-sfiventh  st.  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick ;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  x  149  each;    facing  s  juth.     Price  $16,0(iO. 
Encambrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $5 
doe  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.    Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or    land,    or    good  outside  property . 
Address  K  6,  Exclusive  Ageccy  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  oor  76tb  at,  new  2-8tory  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  Sooth  tide,  $18,000,  encambered 
$8  000;  want  farm.    W  15. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman, 
125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 
Wentworih  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  .50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incamhrance  $7,000 
Address  W  F  Hayd«-n,  Able  Boildiog,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in.  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,(00,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,(00  for  3?!^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  boilders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J  I  dkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  f.t,  near  Madison,  S-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  f  5.000. 
Price  $10,000,    8  12, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,600.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash,  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  'J9,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  Close  to  good  schools  a  dinasectian 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considored  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

GEOBOIA . 

Georgia— 550-acre  tine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  tslate; 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 

INDIANA . 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Glube 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Jadson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implemerts 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5('0.  Will  take  about  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    H  1 

KANSAS , 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  dae  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  34  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-stor). 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4r-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  fur  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  ^pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  %  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred     E  11. 

liASE  MINNETONKA , 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN.  • 

Wisconsin- Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popalation, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  orclothirg. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MIBOEIiLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  io  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2.  6  r  . 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  U  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olasB 

a'  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12ih  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location 
S  8. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
»<'our-8tory  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  ofifloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE^T  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  eaoh  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  loca'od 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Joorual. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 


March  30  1895. 


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295 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

Side  residecoe,  and  other  property,  olear;  will  assome 
inonmbranoe.   AddrebS  A  12,  Esolasive  Agency  Barean. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  $7,000  to 
110,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  ste,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Rob  &  Co,  58  N  OlintOL 

8t,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
natare  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
oonnty  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  basineas  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12, 


An 


Wanted— IVIiscel  la  neous. 

exoeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  offloe  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


•  R.  J.  LANGHENRY  §  CO, 

Snccessors  to  Langhenrj,  Evans  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 

The  First  National  Bani(  °j  Chicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3, COO, 000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFF/CER  S.- 
Lyman J.  Qagb,  Pre-ident.  Jjs.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 
BiosABD  J.  !^TBE:ET.  Oasbier.          Holmes  Hoob,  Aee't  Oasbier. 
Fbane  E.  Bbown,  2d  Asg't  Caebier. 

directors: 

FIau'l  M.  Nioeebbon.      E.  F.  Lawbbnoe.  S.  W.  Allebton. 

F,  D.  6bat.                    NoBMtN  B.  Beam.  Neison  Mobbis. 

B.  0.  Nioeebbon.            L.  J.  Q^qe.  Euoene  S.  Piee. 

A.  A.  Oabpenteb.                        Jas.  B.  Fobgan. 


.THE. 


National  Ml  of  lllinDis 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltbe  L.  Peoe  Vloo  President. 
Wm  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President, 
OabIj  Mou.,  Cashier. 
Bbnbv  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oasbier. 
Benby  K.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Casbier. 


CHICAGO. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

RooiM.  ai     -     -     las  Clark.  Street 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 

g art  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
oldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STREET  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  SALE^.  

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave..  Room  50 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGACE  LOANS, 

03   and   04  WasTnirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate 

AND  THE  sale  OF  FIB^T  MOBIGAOES        ReAIj  EbTAIE  BoTrOHT, 
A  BFEOIALTT.  SoLD  AND  MANAGED. 


CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscott's 
Ridgeland  Avenue  Subdivision. 

60S  Stock  Exclianee  Buildine,  -  Cliicaso. 

Oorner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lakt. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  vvant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 


Rooms  629  and  630, 
NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING 


CMcap  Interior  Decoratlni  Co. 

^ank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels.Tiles,  CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  (fracie  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
•  49  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 
Fonnerly  occupied  JJgjjj.y  ^I^^^Iqq  Qq 

C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-  Loans. 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

MEW  YORK  UFB  BUILDIHQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


Real  Estate 
'■"  —  Renting  and  Loans 

MOETON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANtrFACTUREKS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 
803  Rookery  Building,    -  Chicago,  111. 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jaokaon  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnons  performances  11  a.  m 
to  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago  Prioe 
10  15  25  35  50     B  ii  seatg  $1. 


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THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Domestic  trade  is  increasing  at  a  very  gratifying 
rate.    Foreign  trade  is  not  so  satisfactory.    For  some 
reason  or  other  people  are  buying  more  liberally  now 
in  many  lines  than  they  have  done  before  for  a  year 
or  two.   This  is  noticeable  especially  in  dry  goods 
and  clothing,  both  staple  lines.    It  would  seem  as 
though  a  long  drawn  necessity  had  compelL  d  people 
to  buy  to  replenish  worn-out  wardrobes.    Low  prices, 
too,  have  assisted  trade,  and  recent  flgures  show  that 
a  low  tariff  has  stimulated  imports  remarkably. 
The  increase  in  importations  of  dry  goods  alone  at 
New  York  for  the  first  ten  weeks  of  this  year  has 
been  at  the  rate  of  $84,000,000  a  year,  and  in  January 
and  February  the  iucrea  e  in  all  dutiable  imports 
was  at  the  rate  of  §176,000,000  a  year.   The  imports 
of  dry  goods  at  the  port  of  New  York  from  January 
1  to  March  15  were  of  the  value,  in  round  flgures,  of 
$38,000,000,  against  121,000,000  for  the  same  period  of 
last  year.    It  has  been  quite  cunningly  remarked  by 
an  eastern  paper,  which  desires  to  make  political 
capital  out   of  these  flgures  as  against  decreased 
duties,  that  if  this  rate  of  increase  should  be  main- 
tained through  the  year  it  would  make  the  aggre- 
gate imports  of  dry  goods  alone  about  $190  000.000, 
or  not  far  from  double  that  of  1894.   But  intelligent 
readers  will  not  be  influenced  by  any  such  wild  con- 
jecture as  this.    Imports  have  been  largely  increased 
of  late  because  the  lower   duties  only  recently 
went  into  effect  and  the  immediate  result  was  to 
stimulate  imports  immensely.    But  it  can  not  be  ex- 
pected that  anything  like  the  rate  of  increase  in  im- 
ports that  has  been  noticed  during  the  last  three 
months  is  to  be  kept  up  throughout  the  year    As  a 
matter  of  fact,  the  season  for  heavy  importations  is 
about  over. 

This  is  not  the  season  for  large  exports,  and  conse- 
quently the  showing  is  not  considerable.  For"  Jan- 
uary and  February  the  export  flgures  show  a  falling 
off  as  compared  with  those  of  the  same  months  of 
last  year  of  over  18,000,000.  The  sum  seems  large, 
but  really  is  inconsiderable.  A  single  week  of  heavy 
exports  next  fall  can  easily  overbalance  it  We  are 
now  exporting  not  only  agricultural  products  but 
manufactured  goods,  and  our  export  trade  is  growing 
in  importance  yearly.  What  we  need  is  closer  trade 
relations  with  the  republics  of  Central  and  South 
America,  and  this  can  be  best  attained  only  through 
a  strict  adherence  to 

THE  MONROE  DOCTRINE. 

In  1823,  when  James  Monroe  was  president,  he  was 
moved  to  present  to  Congress  in  a  message  the  prin- 
ciples which  have  since  been  known  as  the  Monroe 
doctrine.  The  occasion  for  this  message  was  the  ap- 
parently imminent  danger  of  interference  in  Ameri- 
can affairs  by  foreign  powers.  Eight  years  previous, 
in  lolo,  the  King  of  Prussia  and  the  emperor  of  Rus- 
sia formed  the  "Holy  Alliance,"  ostensibly  to  ad- 
vance the  Christian  religion.  Later  on  the  Holy  Al- 
liance showed  a  disposition  to  assist  Spain  in  the  sub- 
jugation of  her  rebellious  South  American  colonies. 
It  was  then  that  President  Monroe  gave  form  to  the 
doctrine  that  the  American  continents  were  thence- 
forth not  to  be  considered  as  subjects  for  future  colo- 
nization by  any  European  cowers;  that  any  attempt 
on  their  part  to  extend  their  system  to  any  portion  of 
this  hemisphere  is  to  be  regarded  as  dangerous  to  our 
peace  and  safety;  that  any  oppression  by  European 
powers  of  governments  in  North  or  South  America 


who  have  declared  their  independence  would  be  the 
manifestation  of  an  unfriendly  disposition  toward  the 
United  StatbS,  and  that  we  should  not  behold  with 
indifference  any  attempt  of  the  allied  powers  to  ex- 
tend their  political  system  to  any  portion  of  either 
the  North  or  South  American  continent. 

The  Monroe  doctrine  has  never  received  the  sanc- 
tion of  Congress,  but  Secretary  Fish  goes  so  far  as  to 
say  that  -'the  United  States  stands  solemnly  com- 
mitted by  repeated  declarations  and  repeated  acts  to 
this  doctrine  and  its  application  to  the  affairs  of  this 
continent." 


LOCAL  STDCKSj 


West  and  North  Chicago  have  shown  a  little  more 
firmness  this  week.  North  Chicago  has  touched  264 
and  West  Chicago,  117i.  These  flgures  were  not 
maintained,  but  they  show  a  strougei  sentiment  in 
the  street  railways,  which  can  only  be  accounted  for 
by  the  improved  tone  in  stocks  in  general.  West 
Chicago,  however,  is  suffering  from  anticipation  of 
the  most  lively  competition  by  Metropolitan  Ele- 
vated, and  there  are  not  a  few  to  prophesy  that  as 
soon  as  the  latter  road  ^s  opened  for  business  West 
Chicago  will  go  down  with  a  rush. 

Diamond  Match  is  strong  antj  apparently  steadily 
advancing.  It  has  passed  125,  and  predictions  are 
freely  made  that  it  will  go  up  ten  points  more.  The 
other  industrials  are  featureless.  International 
Packing  and  Provision  is  stationary  at  20i  and  New 
York  Biscuit  at  53.  Chicago  Gas,  on  rumors  of  a 
probable  reduction  in  dividend,  dropped  in  New  York 
to  71  and  i-ecovered  slightly  later  in  the  week.  The 
new  move  of  the  Universal  Gas  Company  is  also  a 
bear  infiuence  on  Chicago  Gas.  The  Universal  will 
build  the  largest  gas  plant  in  the  United  States.  It 
will  beat  Thirty-flrst  street  and  the  river,  will  re- 
quire two  years  in  building  and  will  cost  $2,000,000. 
The  money  to  pay  for  the  new  plant  will  be  raised  by 
the  sale  (jf  Si.OOO.OOO  Universal  Gas  Company  Stock 
to  the  stockholders  of  the  Mutual  Gas  Company  at 
par.  The  new  works  will  have  sufficient  capacity  to 
supply  more  than  half  the  entire  amount  of  gas  con- 
sumed in  Chicago. 


THE  NATIONAL  CURRENCY. 


For  the  first  time  in  ten  years  there  is  a  serious 
contraction  of  the  currency.  In  fact  in  only  one  year 
in  the  last  ten  has  there  been  any  contraction  at  all, 
and  that  was  from  1892  to  1893,  when. the  circulation 
fell  off  by  the  small  sum  of  $10,000,000.  The  money 
in  circulation  in  the  United  States  has  decreased 
during  the  last  years  up  to  March  1,  1895,  by  $116,140,- 
585,  or  at  the  rate  of  *2  .27,000  a  week,  and  the  actual 
money  in  the  country  decreased  during  the  same  time 
by  $76,767,862,  or  at  the  rate  of  nearly  $1,500,000  a 
week. 

The  cause  of  this  contraction  is  the  inactive  de- 
mand for  money  and  the  low  interest  rates  at  finan- 
cial centers,  which  have  made  loans  unprofitable. 
Both  home  and  foreign  moneys  have  been  withdrawn 
from  investment,  being  exported  to  Europe  in  the 
latter  case  or  laid  away  in  safety  deposit  vaults  in  the 
former.  •  In  either  case  the  contraction  has  been 
quite  natural,  as  money  will  cease  to  circulate  as 
soon  as  it  becomes  unprofitable.  Now  there  seems 
to  be  a  revival  of  trade  and  speculatiou,  which  leads 
the  Wall  Street  News  to  fear  that  the  contracted  cur- 
rency will  soon  give  rise  to  no  little  inconvenience. 

This  fear,  however,  is  unfounded.  When  the  de- 
mand for  a  circulating  medium  becomes  sufficiently 
urgent  there  will  be  no  lack  of  money.  The  safety 
deposit  vaults  alone  hold  a  supply  large  enough  to 
fill  all  extra  needs.  There  will  be  no  need  for  Wall 
street  and  the  country  generally  to  be  frantic  over 
the  contraction  in  the  currency,  because  there  will 
be  no  contraction  Leyond  the  actual  demands  of 
business.  Increasing  prices  of  stocks  on  Wall  street 
and  enlarged  commercial  wants  arising  from  expand- 
ing business  will  require  more  money,  but  interest 
rates  will  advance  sufficiently  to  call  out  very  much 
of  the  currency  now  in  hiding.  Interest  rates  on  call 
loans  have  advanced  !00  per  cent  in  the  New  York 


market  within  the  past  thirty  days,  but  the  rate  in 
London  and  Paris  remains  about  the  same.  In  this 
way  the  New  York  situation  is  somewhat  tempered, 
as  the  cheap  money  held  abroad  is  ready  to  rush  in 
and  fill  the  vacuum  if  the  high  rates  continue. 

When  money  is  in  great  demand  people  are  ready 
to  take  any  form  of  currency  without  question.  Then 
they  do  not  stop  to  distinguish  between  gold  and 
silver,  bank  notes  and  greenbacks.  The  treasury 
notes  and  silver  certificates  circulate  quite  as  readily 
as  gold  coin  itself,  and  even  checks  and  drafts  are 
called  upon  to  do  enlarged  duty.  Hence  it  is  that 
coming  prosperity  means  much  for  the  cause  of  silver 
among  all  the  great  commercial  nations.  Silver  has 
already  risen  in  value  of  late,  and  all  that  is  now 
needed  is  an  international  agreement  and  a  return  to 
normal  prosperity  to  restore  silver  to  its  former  ratio. 

President  Cleveland  is  now  said  to  have  been  con- 
vinced of  his  authority  to  appoint  delegates  to  the 
international  bimetallic  conference  proposed  by 
Germany.  A  doubt  as  to  his  authority  arose  when 
Congress  adopted  the  Wolcott  amendment  to  the 
sundry  civil  bill  providing  for  nine  delegates,  three 
to  be  appointed  by  the  Senate,  three  by  the  House 
and  three  by  the  President.  The  law  provides  "that 
whenever  the  President  of  the  United  States  shall 
determine  that  the  United  States  should  be  repre- 
sented at  any  international  conference  called  with  A 
view  to  secure  international  fixity  of  relative  value 
between  gold  and  silver  as  money  by  means  of  a  com- 
mon ratio  between  those  metals,  with  free  mintage 
at  such  ratio,  the  United  States  shall  be  recresented 
at  such  conference  by  nine  delegates."  This  makes 
it  obligatory  upon  the  conference  to  decide  oaly  the 
ratio  between  the  two  metals  and  free  coinage  at 
whatever  ratio  may  be  established  It  is  asserted 
that  no  such  conference  has  been  proposed  hy  Ger- 
many or  any  other  country,  and  therefore  that  the 
President  has  no  power  to  appoint  delegates.  It 
would  be  as  well  for  silver  not  to  have  any  conference 
at  all  as  to  have  one  on  any  other  basis  than  that  of 
the  Wolcott  amendment.  The  primary  object  of 
holding  a  conference  is  to  restore  silver  and  recog- 
nize the  doctrine  of  bimetallism.  But  unless  this  is 
understood  at  the  outset  an  international  meeting 
might  result  merely  in  increasing  the  quantity  of 
silver  in  the  dollar  without  increasing  the  coinage, 
and  thus  would  be  more  harmful  to  silver  than  bene- 
ficial. 

Statistics  of  all  kinds  show  that  business  has  won- 
derfully improved  over  a  year  ago.  The  volume  of 
bank  clearings  has  been  cited  frequently  to  prove 
this,  and  it  has  been  shown  that  an  increase  in  trade 
has  been  recorded  in  spite  of  the  fact  that  prices  have 
fallen  tremendously.  This  result  is  arri ved  at  also 
b3  other  statistics.  In  all  trades  the  report  is  more 
favorable  this  year  than  last,  while  in  many  lines  the 
increase  has  been  simply  beyond  all  expectations. 
Failures  in  business  have  been  correspondingly  less. 
Take  the  Western  States,  for  example.  In  1 893,  with 
328  951  firms  in  business,  there  were  4,284  failures,  or 
1  3  percent;  in  1892,  with  322,736  firms  in  business, 
there  were  2,0,']5  failures;  or  0  6  percent;  in  1894,  with 
396,806  firms  in  business,  there  were  2,883  failures,  or 
0.7  percent.  It  is  thus  seen  that  while  the  percent- 
age (if  failures  in  1893  was  more  than  double  that  of 
892,  yet  in  1894  the  percentage  had  fallen  again 
nearly  to  that  of  1892.  At  present  the  percentage  of 
business  failures  is  not  above  the  normal. 


Oanton,  Ohin.-  Senled  proposals  are  invited  at  lha  oflSoe 
of  the  Olerk  of  the  Board  of  Edaoation  notil  April  8,  185)6, 
for  the  pnrohase  of  si!fi3,fOn  bocda  of  ihe  Canion  Uoion 
Sohool  Dietriot.  Said  bonds  shall  bo  iRsned  in  denomin- 
ations of  $1,000  each,  shall  be  dated  May  1.  189.1,  shall 
bear  interest  at  5  per  cent  per  annDU],  payable  semi-an- 
nnally,  both  interest  and  principal  payable  at  the  Chemi- 
cal National  Bank,  New  York  city,  and  ehall  be  due  and 
payable  a^  follows:  Twenty  -five  thousand  dollars  for  bnild- 
ing  porposes,  f  t5,00ii  due  and  payable  in  nine  years  from 
dale  of  isBoe  and  $10  000  dae  and  payable  in  ten  yepr< 
from  date, of  issoe;.  f5,0ij(j  for  contingent  parposes,  due 
eLd  payable  ten  years  from  date  of  issue;  |a3  000  for 
building. 


March  30,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Itanse  for  the  weet. 


BANK  STOCKS.    Par  lioo 


A.merioan  ExohanRe  Nat  

Amerioan  Trust  and  Savicgs.. 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

FiiBt  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearbora  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinar  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinoie  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


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109 

1  000  000 

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700  0i)0 

6% 

116 

500  000 

12% 

■{■250 

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10% 

275 

2  000  000 

6% 

■fl28 

133 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

S% 

600  000 

6% 

125 

■  '150 

3  000  000 

12% 

1^69 

'  '276 

500  000 

tll2 

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1  000  000 

T96J4 

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300  000 

222  000 

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fioo 

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20% 

2  000  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

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tl80 

1  000  000 

8% 

1  000  000 

12% 

t242 

t248 

750  000 

8% 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl75 

1  000  000 

200  000 

500  COO 

6% 

160 

2  000  000 

8% 

135 

500  000 

200 

MISOELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  69 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  5b.  .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  69. 

Ohi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'K  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Chicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10  40  59  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^9  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"      Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"       Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  58  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  6a   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  1906 

Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  58. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  .Sv)0 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  1st  con  6^  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  5sl900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  6s . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


AmoTint 


350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 


7  600 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
250 
900 

1  600 
650 
600 

76 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  546 

1  500 
500 

1  850 

2  350 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  500 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


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lOlM 
110 

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Tico 


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97 

106^ 
100% 
103% 

102 

102 

lOlM 

lOlK 

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Af'bed 


t93 
90 

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tl09i 
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t90 
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tlOO 
jlOli 


84 
52 
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tl09 

lOOM 
104 

t91 
104 

t92 

103 

101 

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UISCELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Paokiog  &  P  Co"  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"  Deposit  Vault  Co.... 
Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co....  ... 

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

IlliaoiB  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R . . . . 

n  P8«3k  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  Pick     Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amoant 
Oep  Stock. 


!  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£625  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

50  000  OOf 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


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12% 
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12% 
10% 


8% 


Bid 


26 
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t28 
46 

53% 
13 
305 


154 

125^ 

15 

9M 
20>^ 


Aeked 


tll5 
26^ 
60 
51 


27 

55 
315 


tl76 
126 

leji 

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21 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Lice. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Instrance  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares,  t^ast  quotations  given. 


tio 

tl2 

OJD 

27 

28 

20 

■P900  nno 

t43M 

10  000  000 

UU78 

64 

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T510 

1600 

5  600  000 

12% 

263 

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119 

121 

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4  000  000 

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14 

1  000  000 

t56 

jeo 

1  600  000 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

s% 

116% 

117 

2  250  000 

t66>^ 

7C 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  ......  ?5  Diamond  Match  Co,  111. 124J^ 

Cal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Co  67  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .131^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  I"  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  9>^ 

"        "  Pfd   ..  28  ••  Pfd. 26 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Do  . .  45  NY  Biscuit  Oo  62 

"       •'  "      Pfd.53K  N  Ohi  St  R  R  265% 

Chicago  Gaa  Co  71%  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...13 

Ohi&     8  RapTCo....llM      Ohj  at  R  B  116 


Wednesday,  March  27,  1895. 


DAILY_SALES. 
Saturday,  March  23,  1895. 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

28  154 

OAL.  &  OHI.    OANAL  &  DOCK. 

50  h» 

NATIONAL  BAILWAY  OO. 
30  120 

40  1203^ 

6  121 

LAKE  BT  ELEVATED  R  B  . 

100   .  .163^ 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TB   iN   0  0. 

76  12 

NO.  C  EI.ST.  B.  B.  O  ). 

100— ao't  262 

100— ac't  263 


W  OHI  BTBEET  B  B. 

56  1161^ 

50— ao't  116M 

60— ac't  116% 

400— ac't  116% 

160— ao't   116^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL^ 

51  ..12*% 

85  124% 

363   126 

17  126% 

2   1251^ 

50— ao't  124  J-8 

150— ac't  125 

6(1— ac't  125% 

200— ac't  126j| 


Monday,  March  25,  1895. 


NEW   SOBK  BISODIT  OJ. 


120. 


.53 
.58% 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  C->. 

6   2631^ 

100— ac't   2fi3% 

50— ac't  263% 

50— ac't  264 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

10  1514 

45  15% 

250— ac't   .lfi% 

300— ao't  151^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 
72  125 

10  125% 

30  12634 

34  126% 

450— aoct   125 

50— ao't  125I4 

100— ao't  125% 


137  . 
100- 
150- 
300- 
2(  0- 

OHI. 

81.  . 

l.'iO  . 
10.. 
W  .. 

16  . 

61  — 

f.O  - 
750- 
200. 
100 
300 

25 


-ao't 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

 154 

W.  OHI.  STEEET  B.  E. 

 117 

 117 

 117% 

 117M 

 117% 

&  S.  S.   IjAP.  TBAN,  00. 

 12% 

 12% 

 13 

 13% 

 13M 

-ao't  12% 

ao't  12% 

-ao't  13 

-ao't  13% 

-ao't  1334 

-ac't  13% 

-ca&h  133^ 


Tuesday,  March  26,  1895. 


STEEET'S  W.  CAE  LINE. 

10  13 

NEW  YOEK  BI=OUIT  CO. 

26  53 

NO.  cm.  ST.  E.  B.  03. 

50— ao't  263% 

OHI.    &  N.  SH.OBE  8T.  B'Y 

50  95 

CHI.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN  00. 

130  12% 

15...  12% 

15  13 

50— ac't.  12% 

200— ac't  12% 

100— ac't  13 

150— ao't  131^ 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
19   125% 

yo   ...126 

b<  -po't  126% 

liiO— ao't  126 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    E.  E. 

50  15% 

7  15% 

lOf— ac't  15 

10  —ac't  15% 

150— ac't,  1534 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

6  117 

50— acct  116% 

150— ao't  117 

400— ac't  117% 

100— ao't  117% 


AM,  8TBAW  BOAED  00. 

48  26 

OHI.  OITY  BAILWAY  . 

20  307% 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 
35  125 

50— ac't  126% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ac't  261% 

50— ao't  262 

50— ac't  263 

OHI.  &  S.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
10  11% 

10   12 

20— cash  12% 

200— ao't  

100— ao't  11% 

150— ac't  12% 

100— ac't  1234 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

33  116 

5  116% 

50— ao't  115% 

50— ac't  115% 

100— ac't  116 

250— ao't  116% 

1  f.O— ac't  116)4 

300— ao't  116% 

100— ac't    116% 

50— ac't  117 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
220  14% 

135  UJI 

9   16 

60— ac't  14% 

160— ao't  1434 

50— acct  14% 

150— ac't   14% 

350— ac't  14% 

250— ao't  14% 


Thursday,  March  28,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

25  5< 

AM.  8TBAW  BOAED  00  . 

20  26 

NO.  OHI.    ST.   B.  E  CO. 

10   262% 

2  263 

5C  263% 

50— ao't  264% 

OHI.  &  8.  8.   BAP.  TrSN.  CO. 

30  11% 

50  11% 

50— ac't  11% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  EE. 

11  116 

20— cash   116% 

10— cash   11634 

500— ac't  116 

100— ao't....  116% 

160— ao't   11634 

300— ac't  116% 

2(10— acct  116% 

100— acct  116% 


DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 

20    12434 

10   124% 

4  125 

50— ao't   124% 

60— ac't  124% 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 

60  13M 

47  13% 

165   13% 

30   13% 

105  13% 

50  13% 

50   .14 

20  14% 

50— ac't  1334 

100— ac't  13% 

50— ac't  13% 

60— ac't  13% 

750— ao't  13% 

50— ao't  13% 

100— ao't  14 

60— ao't  14% 


Fliday,  March  29,  1895. 


OHI .  &  N.  SHOEE  b'y 

44  S5 

AM  STEAW  BOABD 

15  26 

CHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

26  U% 

50  11% 

62  12 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00 .,  ILL. 

160  124% 

50  124% 

50— cash   124 

50— acct  124% 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  E.  CO. 

16  265 

50— ao't  265% 

60— ao't  266 

50— ac't  2663^ 


STBEET  S  W.    OAS  LINE 

20  13ji 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
110  .115% 

22  116 

100 — cash  116 

150— ac't  116% 

50— ac't  116 14 

100— aoct  116% 

50— ac't  116% 

50— ac't   116% 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 

15  133^ 

200  13% 

490  13% 

150— ao't  13jiC 

160— ac't  13% 

360— ao't  .13% 

eo— ao't  13% 


Dayton,  Ky.— The  Oity  Clerk  of  Dayton  will  receive 
sealed  proposals  until  April  1  for  the  purchase  of  |134,000 
worth  of  5  per  cent  bonds,  payable  in  twenty  years.  The 
bonds  will  be  issued  to  suit  the  purchaser. 

Moundsville,  W.  Va. — An  act  authorizing  the  Board  of 
Education  of  the  Independent  School  District  of  Mounds- 
ville to  issue  and  sell  bonds  for  the  purpose  of  raising 
money  for  the  erection  of  school  buildings  has  been  passed. 

LyndonTille,  Vt.— The  Water  Commissioners  are  author- 
ized to  issue  bonds  for  any  amonnt  not  exceeding  $40,000 
at  not  exceeding  4  per  cent  interest,  payable  in  thirty 
years  at  any  time  after  fifteen  years  if  the  village  so  di- 
rects. 

Council  Bluffs,  Iowa  —The  auditor  of  Pottawattamie 
County,  Iowa,  will  receive  sealed  proposals  at  Council 
Bluffs  until  Aprils,  for  the  parchase  of  $70,000  4%  per 
cent  bonds,  ot  the  denomination  of  $l,0C0each,  issued  for 
the  purpose  ot  funding  existing  indebtedness.  The  bonds 
will  be  payable  as  foUows:  $10,000  May  1, 1901)  $10,000 
May  1,  1902;  $10,0C0  May  1,  1903;  $20,000  May  1,  1904; 
$20,000  May  1,  1906. 


298 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  30, 18s5 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Relatively  to  New  York  the  Chicago  market  is 
active  though  not  speculative.  In  number  of  trans- 
fers Chicago  surpasses  New  York,  but  in  total  con- 
sideration the  Eastern  city  takes  the  lead  by  about 
$1  OOO.dOO  a  week,  with  a  total  of  $3,000,000  in  sales. 
The  sales  in  both  cities  just  now  are  largely  made  up 
of  residences.  While  in  Chicago  it  is  comparatively 
common  for  homes  to  be  sold  at  from  $',500  to  $15  000, 
in  New  York  it  is  hardly  possible  to  secure  the 
semblanceof  a  comfortable  dwelling  at  anything  less 
than  the  latter  sum.  Hence  the  difference  in  the 
financial  results  of  a  week's  sales 

The  week  in  Chicago  has  been  more  eventful  than 
many  a  week  for  months  past.  Several  large  trans 
actions  have  gone  on  record.  The  uncertainty  at- 
tending the  anticipation  of  the  annual  May  moving 
has  interfered  with  the  sales  market  both  with  buy- 
ers and  brokers,  but  active  preparations  are  being 
made  for  a  vigorous  spring  campaign  as  soon  as  the 
time  of  signing  new  leases  shall  have  passed.  Im- 
portant deals  not  quite  consummated  are  numerous, 
but  for  obvious  reasons  can  not  be  mentioned  this 
week 

SOME  JUDICIAL  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Amouij  the  more  important  sales  of  the  week  was 
that  of  52  by  188  feet,  east  front,  at  Michigan  avenue 
and  Nineteenth  street.  This  property  is  legally  de- 
scribed as  lots  19,20  and  the  north  5  feet  of  lot  18, 
block  7  in  the  Assessor's  division  of  the  South-west 
fractional  quarter  of  Sections  22,  39,  14.  The  sale 
was  made  at  auction  on  the  Real  Estate  Board  to 
Charles  J.  Morton,  for  $75,000.  The  property  is  sub- 
stantially improved,  but  the  frontage  value  in  this 
sale,  irrespective  of  improvements,  is  about  the  same 
as  in  other  recent  sales  in  this  neighborhood  on 
Michigan  avenue,  viz.,  about  Si, 500  per  front  foot. 

Another  sale  in  the  same  locality  but  farther  east 
was  made  by  a  master  in  chancery  to  the  Union  Na- 
tional Bank.  It  was  the  northeast  corner  of  Indi- 
ana avenue  and  Eighteenth  street,  west  front,  115 
by  177  feet,  for  $50,059.  This  is  at  the  rate  of  $435 
per  front  foot,  and  illustrates  the  difference  in  val- 
ues between  Michigan  and  Indiana  avenue  front- 
ages. 

A  leasehold  interest  in  75  by  153f  feet  at  the  south- 
east corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and  Thirty  fifth  street, 
west  front,  was  sold  by  a  master  in  chancery  to  H. 
Wischemeyer  for  $167,819.  This  sale  represents  the 
income  value  of  the  property  on  about  a  5  percent 
basis,  and  shows  the  possibilities  of  Chicago  real 
estate  from  an  investment  standpoint.  But  it  is 
not  a  safe  criterion  for  values  of  vacant  property  in 
that  neighborhood. 

John  Studebaker  bought  at  decretal  sale  724  lots 
in  the  territory  bounded  by  Eighty-flfth  and  Eighty- 
seventh  streets,  Crawford  and  Davis  avenues,  for 
$13,974  77,  The  property  lies  in  the. southwest  quar- 
ter of  section  35,  town  38,  range  13.  The  price  paid 
was  less  than  $20  a  lot. 

An  important  sale  advertised  for  to-day  (Saturday) 
on  the  Board  is  that  of  lots  4,  5  and  6  in  R  W.  Hy- 
man's  subdivision  of  lots  1,  2  and  3  in  block  13  in  the 
Ft.  Dearborn  addition  to  Chicago.  This  is  75.6  by 
104  feet  on  Randolph  street,  north  front,  75  feet  west 
of  Wabash  avenue.  The  property  abuts  on  an  alley 
in  the  rear  and  a  wide  court  on  the  west,  having 
three  light  frontages.  It  is  improved  with  a  sub- 
stantial four-story  building  formerly  occupied  by  the 
Western  News  Compiny,  but  at  present  untenanted. 
A  valuation  of  the  ground  and  building  by  commis- 
sioners places  the  total  value  at  $225,000,  and  unless 
the  bidding  develops  a  bid  of  two-thirds  this  amount 
the  sale  can  not  be  closed. 

A  RECENT  WEST  SIDE  SALE. 

Thomas  J.  Doyle,  a  west  side  gr  icer.  has  sold  to  A 
B.  Tobin  4^  by  92  feet  on  West  Indiana  street,  191 
feet  east  of  Hoyne  avenue,  for  $70,000.  This  prop- 
erty is  substantially  improved  with  a  store  and  flat 
building  and  it  would  be  difficult  to  say  what  ground 
valuation  is  established  by  this  sale,  but  the^trans- 
action  is  evidence  of  an  increased  interest  in  west 
side  property. 


LONG  TERM  LBASES  TOO  HIGH. 

A  case  in  which  a  down  town  lease  was  too  burden 
some  for  the  lessees  was  that  of  the  Commercial  Bank 
Building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Dearborn  and 
Monroe  streets, -which  recently  passed  into  the  hands 
of  the  owner  of  the  fee,  Shepard  Brooks.  The  build 
ing  was  erected  twelve  years  ago  at  a  cost  of  $325,000. 
The  ground  was  at  that  time  p'aced  under  a  fifteen 
year  lease,  with  a  revaluation  clause.  It  was  thought 
that  the  building  would  not  warrant  the  rent  which 
might  shortly  be  fixed  by  appraisers,  and  accordingly 
it  was  decided  best  to  consolidate  the  ownership  of 
building  and  leasehold,  if  possible.  Accordingly,  Mr. 
Brooks  look  the  building  at  a  figure  which  has  not 
been  made  public,  and  leased  back  to  the  Safety 
Deposit  company  its  present  quarters  for  fifteen  years 
and  to  the  Commercial  National  Bank  its  quarters 
for  a  like  period.  The  ground  rent  has  been  hereto- 
fore $12,800  a  year,  fixing  the  value  of  the  land  at 
$256,000  on  a  5  percent  basis,  or  $2,840  a  front  foot  for 
the  Dearborn  street  frontage. 

SOME   RECENT  SALES. 

The  property  known  as  411  and. 413  State  street, 
being  part  of  Conroy's  hotel  has  been  sold  to  Levi  Z 
Leiter  for  $40,000.  which,  with  the  price  of  $100,000 
fixed  on  the  fee  makes  a  total  of  $140  000,  or  $3,500  per 
front  foot.  The  ground  is  at  present  owned  by  James 
W.  Paxton,  of  Wheeling,  w.  Va.,  who  leased  it  May 
1,  1890,  to  J.  W.  Conroy  for  a  term  of  ninety-nine 
years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $2,500  for  the  first  five 
years,  $3,600  per  annum  for  the  second  five  years,  and 
$4,000  annually  for  the  remaining  eighty  nine  years. 
Mr.  Conroy  also  had  an  option  to  purchase  the  fee  for 
$100,000  at  the  expiration  of  the  first  five  years,  which 
would  be  May  1  next.  The  property  is  40  by  138  feet 
in  size,  having  an  alley  in  the  rear  and  an  L  exten 
sion  to  Hubbard  court.  On  the  front  40  by  90  feet  is 
a  four-story  and  attij  building,  in  the  rear  of  which 
is  a  five-story  addition  -.0  by  40  feet,  which  connects 
with  a  hotel  frontage  on  the  court.  These  improve- 
ments are  owned  by  Mr.  Conroy  and  valued  by  him 
at  $50  000.  He  offered  to  sell  the  fee  and  his  option 
about  six  months  ago  for  $i30,000,  but  found  no  takers; 
he  now  realizes  $10,000  more  for  his  property.  The 
holding  will  remain  in  Mr  Conroy's  control  because 
his  contract  with  Levi  Z.  Leiter  provides  for  a  ninety- 
nine  year  lease  of  the  ground  of  $7,200  per  annum, 
this  being  on  a  6  per  cent  basis  equal  lo  a  valuation 
of  $3  000  per  front  foot.  Mr.  Leiter  is  in  this  trans- 
action amply  secured  by  the  improvements  on  the 
ground,  which  are  to  be  modernized  at  an  expense  of 
$10,000. 

Leasehold  interest  in  56  by  188  feet  at  the  south- 
west corner  of  Michigan  avenue  and  Eighteenth 
street,  occupied  by  the  palatial  Morton  apartment- 
house,  a  four-story  brick  structure,  was  sold  at  judi- 
cial sale  on  the  Real  Estate  Board  Thursday  to 
Charity  J.  Morton  for  $75,000. 

The  loan  of  $100,000  at  ii  per  cent  interest  upon  the 
property  100  and  102  Madison  street,has  been  recorded. 
The  trust  deed  securing  the  loan  runs  from  the  estate 
of  C.  N.  Holden  to  the  estate  of  E.  Francis,  and  is  for 
five  years.  The  property,  45  by  K  0  feet,  immediately 
west  of  the  Hartford  Building,  is  very  eligibly  located 
but  the  improvement  upon  it,  a  five-story  and  base- 
ment stone  front  building,  is  of  the  old  style. 

Excavation  for  a  big  new  factory  building  at  133  to 
139  Clinton  street  is  now  in  progress.  The  plans, 
prepared  by  John  H  Wagner,  provide  for  a  six-story 
and  basement  structure  of  mill  construction  for  the 
interior  and  pressed  brick  front.  The  structure, 
which  is  being  erected  for  James  A.  Miller  &  Bro., 
will  cost  complete  between  $50,000  and  $60,000. 

Plans  for  an  extensive  improvement  are  now  being 
completed  by  Hill  &  Woltersdorf  for  Paul  O  Stens- 
land,  president  of  the  Milwaukee  Avenue  State  Bank. 
Mr.  Stensland  owns  the  triangular  piece  of  property 
formed  by  the  intersection  of  Milwaukee  avenue. 
North  Carpenter  and  West  Huron  streets,  and  this 
pieceof  ground  is  to  be  improved  with  a  fine  business 
building,  to  consistof  basement.four  stories  and  attic. 
The  entire  frontage  will  be  325  feet,  with  depths 
extending  60  and  50  feet.  It  will  be  of  semi  fireproof 
construction,  with  facades  of  either  pressed  brick, 


stone  and  terra  cotta,  or  stone  only,  have  slate  roof, 
steam  heat,  complete  elevator  service  and  the  latest 
improvements  for  the  best  of  this  class  of  buildings. 
Postal  station  F,  now  at  Milwaukee  and  Elston 
avenues,  will  occupy  the  northwest  corner  of  the 
new  building,  and  the  remainder  will  be  arranged  for 
stores,  offices  and  a  few  flats.  The  cost  will  be  about 
$125,000. 

Judge  Bretano  has  entered  an  order  by  which  the 
Chicago  Title  and  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  of  a 
leasehold  covering  the  ground  and  building  at  133 
and  135:Adams  street,  is  authorized  to  rent  the  prop- 
rty  for  a  term  of  ten  years  at  an  annual  rental  of 
6,000.  The  property  is  45  by  198  feet,  improved  with 
a  six-story  building  of  semi-fireproof  construction 
known  as  the  Lansing  Hotel,  and  owned  by  John 
Borden.  The  ground  is  under  a  ninety-aine-year 
lease  to  Schrader  Brothers  and  Gustav  Stieglitz,  and 
is  subject  to  a  revaluation  every  ten  years.  Since 
885  the  annual  rental  has  been  $3,000.  The  east  half 
of  the  property  was  purchased  eleven  years  ago  for 
$45,000.  and  the  west  half  a  little  later  at  $49,500 
making  a  total  of  $94,500.  Under  the  present  ap- 
praisal the  value  of  the  property  is  fixed  at  $120,000, 
and  the  annual  rental  at  5  per  cent  of  this  amount, 
or  $6,000.  This  valuation  was  concurred  in  by  all  par- 
ties concerned,  including  the  holder  of  a  trust  deed 
for  $25,000. 

Thirty  acres  of  the  north  shore  tract,  known  as 
Hubbard's  woods,  adjoining  Winnetka,  was  sold  to  a 
syndicate  headed  by  Treat  Campbell  for  $90  000.  The 
summer  homes  of  some  of  the  most  prominent  Chi- 
cago men  are  in  the  immediate  vicinity,  and  it  is  the 
ntention  to  improve  this  thirty-acre  tract  in  a  simi- 
lar manner. 

Robert  C.  Giving  has  arrived  in  Chicago  from  an 
extended  trip  through  northern  Africa  and  southern 
Europe.  He  says  after  having  visited  all  the  great 
cities  of  the  world  that  Chicago  is  the  best  on  earth, 
and  that  the  panic  through  which  the  entire  globe 
has  just  passed  has  affected  this  city  less  than  any 
other  and  that  we  are  growing  ten  times  faster  than 
any  city  in  Europe,  both  in  population  and  commer- 
cial prosperity.  He  will  now  devote  his  time  to  the 
lot  trade. 

It  is  reported  that  J.  Irving  Pearce,  Jr.,  is  negoti- 
ating for  the  lease  of  the  Auditorium  Annex.  The 
present  lease  of  the  building  occupied  by  the  Sher- 
man House,  of  which  hotel  Mr.  Pearce  is  one  of  the 
proprietors,  has  two  years  to  run,  and  already  he  is 
looking  for  a  location  where  he  can  put  into  prac- 
tice some  of  the  theories  he  has  concerning  the  man- 
agement of  a  first  class  hotel. 


REMOVALS. 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.,  bankers,  for  many  years  lo- 
cated at  99  Dearborn  street,  will  remove  to  the  second 
floor  Equitable  Building,  opposite  their  present 
quarters,  southwest  corner  Washington  street. 

Chicago  Heights  Land  Association  will  remove 
May  1st  from  Chamber  of  Commerce  to  the  second 
floor  Teutonic  Building,  172  Washington  street. 
Dolese  &  Shepard  are  preparing  to  enter  their  new 
uarters  in  the  Teutonic  Building,  which  are  larger 
nd  better  adapted  to  their  purpose  than  offices  now 
occupied  at  162  Washington  street,  where  they  have 
been  for  many  years. 


South  Whiteley,  Ind.— The  town  will  be  bonded  $  5,000 
for  a  Ryelem  of  waterworks. 

Ooala,  Fla. — It  is  proposed  to  bond  Ooala  for  $30,000  lo 
take  np  her  ontstanding  |28.884.97  of  porip, 

Glenwood  Iowa. — The  electors  of  Maple  Grove  School 
District,  Mills  County  (Glenwood  C.  B.),  will  vote  on  the 
issue  of  $5,000  Bohool  bonds. 

Eastman,  Ga.— The  election  held  to  vote  on  the  ques- 
on  of  issuing  bonds  to  the  amonot  of  $10,i  00  for  school 
nrposes  resulted  favorably. 

Oshkoeh,  Wis. — The  City  Clerk  has  been  authorized  to 
issue  the  negotiable  bonds  of  the  city  of  Oshkoeh  to  the 
amount  of  $12,000  for  the  purpose  of  improving  North 
and  South  Park.    Daniel  Witzel,  City  Clerk. 


March  30, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDI'NG^  JOURNAL. 


299 


WILL  BUILD  A  THIRTEEN-STDRY  BUILDINB 


CLOTHING  STORE  GETS  FREE  ADVERTISING  BY 
THREATENING  TO  VIOLATE  BUILDING 
ORDINANCE. 

"Arrangements  have  been  made,"  says  a  contem- 
porary, "by  F.  M.  Atwood,  clothier,  to  erect  a 
thirteen-story  office  building  on  the  northwest  corner 
of  Clark  andMadison  streets  at  a  cost  of  $250,000."The 
building  is  to  be  165  feet  high,  and  the  ordinance 
limiting  ihe  height  of  buildings  prohibits  any  thing 
higher  than  130  feet 

Of  course  there  is  no  demand  for  more  office  room 
especially  on  Clark  street,  and  to  anticipate  a  change 
in  the  building  ordinance  for  the  purpose  of  allowing 
thi'^  sky  scraper  to  be  built  taxes  ones  credulity  a 
little  too  heavily  in  these  quiet  times. 

The  ordi  nance  in  question  is  not  likely  to  be  altered 
80  as  to  permit  the  erection  of  any  more  sky  scrapers, 
and  the  subject  has  been  worn  threadbare  by  the 
press  and  the  real  estate  men.  The  architect's  plans 
are  all  right  because  they  can  easily  be  changed  as  to 
height  in  case  the  clothier  should  determine  to  build 
any  how. 

'•The  new  building  will  have  a  frontage  on  Clark 
street  of  63  feet,  with  the  main  entrance  flanked  by 
granite  columns  and  elaborately  executed  in  mosaic 
and  marble  details.  The  Madison  street  frontage 
will  be  80  feet,  and  here  will  be  the  basement  enter- 
ance.  also  handsomely  designed  and  in  execution 
similar  to  the  Clark  street  enterance." 

Back  of  the  30  feet  of  Madison  street  frontage  Mr. 
Atwood  occupies  80  by  i80  feet,  with  a  four-story 
building,  on  ground  of  which  the  lease  has  eleven 
years  to  run  from  May  1  of  the  present  year.  On  the 
flrst  floor  of  this  structure  the  business  will  be  con- 
ducted, while  the  corner,  63  by  80  feet,  is  Deing  built. 
Operations  will  begin  May  1,  and  be  pushed  to  com- 
pletion as  rapidly  as  possible.  The  ground  floor 
space,  after  the  new  building  is  finished,  will  be 
19,440  feet,  and  make  one  of  the  largest  as  well  as  the 
finest  stores  in  the  city. 

The  ground  occupied  by  the  store  covers  two  lease- 
holds. The  one  on  the  corner,  20  by  80  feet,  was  ac- 
quired in  1878  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $13  500,  the  lessor  being  James  E.  Baker. 
The  main  store  building  adjoining  on  the  west,  80  by 
180  feet,  is  on  ground  owned  by  David  Sinton,  of  Cin- 
cinnati, under  a  lease  expiring  March  1,  1906.  This 
building  will  not  be  affected  by  the  new  improve- 
ment. 

During;  the  World's  Fair  season  negotiations  for  en- 
larging the  Clark  street  frontages  were  successfully 
conducted  with  the  Shreve  estate  of  Louisville. 
Judge  J.  S.  Pirtle,  the  trustee  of  that  estate,  and 
Charles  Upton  Shreve,  the  owner  of  the  property, 
were  here  visiting  the  fair,  and  consummated  a  nine- 
ty-nine-year Isase,  which  begins  on  the  1st  of  May, 
1899,  for  it  was  Mr.  Atwood's  original  intention  not 
to  rebuild  on  these  premises  until  that  date,  but  the 
desire  of  tenants  in  possession  to  move  to  another  lo- 
cation has  caused  negotiations  for  immediate  occu- 
pancy of  the  Shreve  property  to  be  favorably  enter- 
tained, and  they  have  finally  resulted  in  a  lease  being 
made  to  Mr.  Atwood  beginning  May  1  of  the  present 
year.  The  original  lessee  of  the  ground  is  George  V. 
Hankins,  and  the  terms  under  which  Mr.  Atwood 
has  assumed  the  now  ninety-four  year  lease  are  at 
the  rate  of  $590  net  per  month. 

The  next  property  north  on  Clark  street  is  owned 
by  the  estate  of  L.  C  P.  Freer.  This  pioperty  has 
also  been  leased  for  the  term  of  ninety-four  years,  be- 
ginning on  the  1st  of  May,  and  will  be  occupied  by 
the  new  building  now  about  to  be  erected.  All 
leases  of  tenants  on  these  premises  expire  in  time  to 
permit  these  building  operations  and  the  expectation 
is  that  the  store  will  be  ready  for  occupancy  by  ihe 
Ist  of  next  October,  but  the  entire  building  will  not 
be  completed,  probably,  before  the  first  of  January, 
1896.  This  property  is  leased  at  an  annual  rental  of 
$6,000  per  year,  making  an  aggregate  ground  rent 
for  the  corner,  63  by  80  feet,  of  $26,580  per  year, 
which,  capitalized  at  5  per  cent,  indicates  a  value  of 
$331,600  for  the  entire  ground,  or  a  square  foot  valua- 
tion of  nearly  $66. 


The  Journal  will  wait  for  more  tangible  proof  of 
this  new  thirteen-story  building,  165  feet  high,  be- 
fore giving  a  more  elaborate  account  of  it. 


CURE  FOR  THE  FINANCIAL  STRIN- 
GENCY 


SIEBEL,  COOPER  &  C0.'3  NEW  BUILDINB. 

Plans  for  the  great  department  store  to  be  erected 
by  Siegel,  Coopor  &  Co.  in  New  York  are  now  being 
prepared  and  will  be  ready  for  filing  with  the  build- 
ing department  in  three  weeks. 

The  new  building  will  occupy  the  entire  block 
bounded  by  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth  streets, 
fronting  on  Sixth  avenue,  a  length  of  200  feet  with  a 
depth  of  460  feet.  The  building  will  be  eight  stories 
high  or  125  feet,  and  the  tower  will  be  over  250  feet 
high.  It  will  be  the  largest  store  in  the  United 
States  and  the  largest  in  the  world  except  one  in 
London  and  one  in  Paris,  France.  The  total  cost  of 
the  building  and  ground  will  be  nearly  $4,000,000. 

The  exterior  of  the  building  will  be  of  stone  and 
marble,  with  terra  cotta  ornaments.  There  will  be 
three  entrances,  one  on  each  street,  with  the  main 
one  on  Sixth  avenue. 

On  the  ground  fioor  an  interior  court  will  be  con 
structed,  in  the  center  of  which  will  be  a  playing 
fountain  of  marble  and  bronze,  siirrounded  by  plants. 
Seats  will  be  provided  in  this  court,  and  upon  one 
side  a  magnificent  marble  staircase  will  lead  to  the 
upper  stories.  The  court  will  be  sixty  feet  square 
and  twenty-five  feet  in  the  clear.  The  building  will 
contain  eight  large  passenger  elevators,  and  at  least 
an  equal  number  of  freight  elevators.  All  of  these 
will  be  operated  by  electricity,  as  will  be  the  dumb 
waiters  also.  The  lighting  will  also  be  by  electricity. 

A  unique  device  for  lowering  packages  from  the 
various  floors  to  the  delivery  wagons  below  will  be  a 
revolving  screw,  worked  by  electricity.  The  package, 
which  may  be  as  large  as  three  feet  each  way,  is 
placed  upon  the  thread  of  the  screw  at  any  floor 
The  screw  revolves  slowly,  and  a  partial  partition 
prevents  the  package  from  traveling  around  the 
shaft  with  the  screw.  As  the  screw  revolves  the 
package  decends  to  the  ground  level. 

Besides  the  usual  number  of  departments  the  new 
store  will  contain  a  restaurant,  a  barber  shop,  a 
photographing  establishment,  a  banking  and  &afe 
deposit  department,  and  a  doctor's  office.  There  will 
be  several  reception  rooms  on  the  flrst  floor. 
The  building  will  be  completed  by  May  1,  1896. 

THE  T0RREN3  LAND  BILL. 


A  gentleman  connected  with  the  Title  Guarantee 
and  Trust  Company  of  this  city,  once  said  that  the 
"block  system"  as  embodied  in  the  Australian  Sys 
tem  of  land  transfer  was  nothing  new  and  that  that 
company  already  possessed  or  could  readily  command 
all  of  the  advantages  claimed  for  the  Torrens  bill. 
This,  it  is  claimed,  is  the  fundamental  principle  in 
their  system  of  guaranteeing  titles.  At  any  rate  ab- 
stract companies  in  possession  of  the  indexes  to  all 
real  estate  transfers  would  profit  rather  than  suffer 
for  a  number  of  years  by  the  introduction  of  "Land 
Transfer  Reform"  as  advocated  by  members  of  the 
'  National  Real  Estate  Association  " 

Leading  members  of  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 
are  disappointed  but  not  disheartened  at  the  failure 
of  the  Torrens  land  title  bill  to  pass  third  reading  in 
the  Senate  at  Springfield  on  Thursday.  The  failure 
to  pass— the  votes  being  19  in  the  affirmative  and  18 
in  the  negative  was  due  to  the  lack  of  a  constitu- 
tional majority  of  all  the  members-elect.  A  chance 
to  bring  the  matter  up  again  was  saved  by  Mr.  Hum- 
phrey's motion  for  a  reconsideration,  which  was  made 
a  special  order  for  next  Wednesday.  Several  Cook 
County  members  of  the  Senate  who  had  promised  to 
support  the  bill  voted  against  it,  and  other  Cook 
County  men  were  absent.  Renewed  efforts  for  favor- 
able action  will  be  made  by  the  leading  members  of 
the  Board  now  in  Springfield. 

This,  together  with  other  reforms  advocated  by  the 
Board  will  make  President  Dunlap  Smith's  adminis- 
tration a  memorable  and  the  Journal  hopes  a  suc- 
cessful one.  It  is  fraught  w  ith  grave  responsibilities, 
He  has  a  strong  working  body  of  men  to  co-operate 
with  him. 


$25,000,001  LOCKED  UP  IN  CHICAGO. 

This  item  or  fractional  part  of  an  article  headed 

"SURE  CURE  FOR  THE  FINANCIAL  STRINGENCY"  was 

set  up  at  a  late  hour  on  last  Friday  night,  was  cut 
off  and  inserted  without  being  complete  and  the 
proof  was  not  read. 

The  following  is  the  article  as  it  should  have  ap- 
peared. 

Some  time  ago  the  Journal  hazarded  the  opinion 
that  if  a  law  were  passed  to  tax  heavily  Safety  De- 
posit Vaults  and  compelling  depositors  to  pay  a 
heavy  tax  on  their  deposits  that  this  idle  money 
would  soon  find  its  way  into  circulation  and  real 
estate  investments.  Now  it  seems  the  Hon.  Billy 
Kent  has  just  introduced  such  a  bill  at  Springfield. 
These  people  are  afraid  of  the  banks  and  will  not  use 
their  capital.  They  lock  it  up  to  escape  taxation 
and  hazard.  If  this  amount  was  invested  in  valua- 
ble real  estate  in  Chicago  and  proper  restrictions 
placed  upon  special  assessments  honest  men  might 
prosper  and  misers  would  be  better  off. 

Representative  Kent  stated  when  he  introduced 
the  bill  that  he  had  ascertained  that  there  were 
about  twenty  five  million  dollars  locked  up  in  the 
Safely  deposit  vaults  in  Chicago  alone  This  is  evi- 
dently too  high  unless  he  included  the  idle  moneyon 
deposit  in  banks  located  at  Oak  Park,  Evanston  and 
elsewhere  near  Chicago  which  might  as  well  be 
locked  in  the  Safety  leposit  vaults. 

A  wealthy  man  who  died  about  two  years  ago  left 
real  estate  in  the  old  town  of  Jefferson  and  in  Cicero, 
now  a  part  of  Chicago,  valued  at  about  $80,000  by 
the  assessor  but  which  is  worth  even  now  a  round 
million  dollars.  His  brothers  and  sisters  owned  as 
much  more  in  the  same  neighborhood.  And  besides 
this  land  including  houses  at  Oak  Park,  Austin  and 
in  Chicago,  the  deceased  millionaire  had  so  much 
money  on  deposit  in  an  Oak  Park  Bank  that  one  of 
its  officers  made  the  remark  that  "if  he  had  drawn  it 
out  at  any  time  the  bank  would  have  been  compelled 
to  suspend."  The  money  was  simply  deposited  for 
safe  keeping  in  the  bank  vaults  and  if  the  bank  used 
it  it  was  done  without  his  consent.  The  money  and 
the  improved  real  estate  were  entirely  acquired  by 
the  increased  value  of  the  land  which  cost  but  $1.50 
to  $3.00  an  acre  fifty  or  sixty  years  ago,  present  own- 
ers having  inherited  it  from  their  father  at  his  death  . 
The  mother  is  still  living  and  is  one  of  the  most  pa- 
lent,  suffering  christians  that  ever  lived.  She  has 
been  constantly  confined  to  her  bed  and  arm  chair 
in  charge  of  faithful  servants  for  many  years.  But 
the  wealth  of  her  sons  and  daughters  are  of  no  con- 
cern to  her.  She  has  shown  greater  fortitude  and 
endured  more  severe  pain  than  any  poor  person  that 
ever  lived  or  died  in  that  section.  The  rich  man 
who  died  in  possession  of  so  much  money  and  real 
estate  was  advised  to  go  to  California  and  elsewhere 
for  his  health  but  he  heed 'd  not  the  doctor's  advice 
and  shortened  his  days. 

Idle  money  does  nobody  any  good  and  often  does 
harm  by  enslaving  and  enchaning  its  owner  to  one 
spot  where  he  dies  for  the  want  of  a  change  of  air 
food  and  scenery. 

Tax  the  idle  money  in  the  vaults  and  double  the 
penalty  in  case  of  false  returns  if  you  would  improve 
the  times.  The  income  tax  punishes  the  investor 
and  the  thrifty  business  man  but  a  tax  on  hoarded 
wealth  would  force  money  into  the  channels  of  trade. 


Arcadia,  Wis  —kn  election  will  be  held  March  22  to  vote 
on  the  qoeotion  of  issuing  15,003  road  bonds. 

Wooster.  Ohio  —Bids  will  be  received  nntil  April  5  for 
the  parchise  of  $21,000  one  to  ten  years  5  per  cent.  Beal 
avenne  pavin?  bonds.  Also  $l:i,50O  one  to  ten  yeais  5  per 
cent.    N.  Market  street  bonds.     B.  F.  Bason,  oity  clerk. 

Norwood,  O.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until 
April  4  for  the  pnrcnase  of  30  bonds  of  the  village  of  Nor- 
wood, O.,  i-sned  for  waterworks  parposes,  to  be  knows  and 
designated  as  waterworks  bonds,  series  No.  5,  beariog  date 
Marah  1,  1895,  and  payable  in  20  years  from  date  of  issue. 
Each  bond  will  be  for  the  sum  of  *500,  with  interest  ther=.- 
on,  at  the  rate  of  i}4  per  cent,  per  annum.  W.  E.  Wioh- 
gar,  clerk  of  Norwood,  O.,  137  Walnut  street. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  30,  1895. 


MUNICIPAL  POLITICS  A  FACTOR  IN  BUSI- 
NESS. 

Divorcing  politics  from  business  is  far  more  diffi- 
cult than  separating  church  and  state.  The  former 
will  never  be  accomplished.  The  latter  v?as  secured 
by  the  constitution  when  the  government  was  estab- 
lished. Many  good  christian  people  are  oblivious  to 
political  conditions,  looking  to  a  higher  power  and 
aiming  at  a  higher  attainment  than  political  success. 
The  one  is  founded  in  gain  or  selfishness,  the  other 
promises  better  things  in  the  next  world  and  teaches 
charity,  humility,  forgiveness. 

But  politicians  seek  to  excite  not  only  partisan 
prejudice  but  religious  hate  if  it  can  be  exerted 
against  an  opposing  candidate.  Education  and  relig- 
ion teach  mankind  to  keep  church  matters  out  of 
politics.  All  attempts  to  separate  politics  from  bus- 
iness will  be  a  failure  so  long  as  extravagance  and 
corruption  exist  in  a  republican  government.  All 
forois  of  disorder,  the  prevalence  of  crime,  dirty 
streets,  bad  roads  and  the  want  of  improvements  de- 
preciate real  estate  and  local  investments.  Hence 
the  need  of  the  Civic  federation  and  other  reforma 
tory  institutions. 

Real  estate  is  suffering  because  of  dishonest  and 
extravagant  special  assessments  and  the  wrong  and 
corrupt  use  of  the  public  money.  Sordidness  and  dis- 
honesty are  not  confined  to  politics.  They  prevail 
in  business  and  extend  into  politics.  The  old  pro- 
verb or  mandate  that  "when  bad  men  conspire  good 
men  must  combine"  should  be  adopted  but  it  cannot 
be  done  by  stirring  up  party  strife  and  religious  intol- 
erance. A  good  example  must  he  set  by  business 
men;  good  things  must  be  patronized  and  fakes  and 
swindlers  discountenanced. 

In  our  zeal  to  be  progressive  in  business  we  take 
up  every  fake  and  fad  that  comes  along  and  allow 
tried  and  true  men  to  struggle  with  their  load  be- 
cause '-the  harness  is  on  them."  '  The  survival  of 
the  fittest"  dont  work  in  politics  if  it  does  some- 
time3  obtain  in  business." 

The  poet  did  not  miss  the  truth  when  he  wrote 
these  lines  three  hundred  years  ago: 

"Some  rise  by  vice,  while  others  by  virtue  fall  &c" 
but  it  in  no  wise  weakens  the  force  of  the  truth, 
that  "virtue  is  its  own  reward."  If  we  sow  the  wind 
we  must  reap  the  whirlwind  and  swallow  the  dirt 
that  comes  with  it. 


IMPORTANT  TO  REAL  ESTATE 
AGENTS. 


NEW  REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOAN  FIRM. 

(Vhatever  may  be  said  of  real  estate  sales  and  the 
dullness  of  the  lot  trade,  the  business  of  loaning 
money  on  Chicago  realty  continues  good.  In  addi- 
tion to  the  many  well  known  bankers  and  real  es- 
tate houses  who  negotiate  loans  and  handle  their 
own  capital  for  this  purpose  in  Chicago  the  business 
is  to  be  reinforced  by  the  addition  of  a  new  firm  of 
money  lenders  on  real  estate. 

The  firm  is  composed  of  Robt  Hart,  Emil  Hart  and 
David  L.  Frank  who  are  associated  together  for  the 
purpose  of  conducting  a  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
loan  business  making  a  specialty  of  loaning  money 
on  Chicago  Real  Estate.  The  Messrs  Robt  Hart  and 
Emil  Hart  are  well  , known  capitalists  and  the  Jun- 
ior member  of  the  firm  Mr.  Frank  has  been  connected 
with  the  well  known  bankers,  Greeaebaum  Sons. 
Mr.  Frank  has  a  large  circle  of  friends  and  acquain- 
tances and  is  well  known  in  business  circles.  They 
will  loan  their  own  money  at  the  lowest  current 
rates  of  interest.  Their  offices  are  at  92  and  94  Wash 
ington  street,  main  floor  where  the  Title  Guarantee 
and  Trust  Company  carried  on  their  extensive  busi- 
ness for  many  years  prior  to  removing  to  the  New 
Stock  Exchange  Building. 


A  real  estate  agent  acting  for  both  parties  in  effect- 
ing an  exchange  of  their  property  can  recover  com- 
pensation from  neither,  unless  such  agent's  double 
employment  was  known  and  assented  to  by  both  of 
the  contracting  parties.— Campbell  v.  Baxter,  (Sup. 
Ct.  Neb.)  60  N.  W.  Reporter  90. 

Where,  in  an  action  by  an  agent  for  commissions, 
fraud  in  the  sale  Is  not  pleaded,  and  there  is  no  evi- 
dence of  fraud,  an  instruction  that,  if  the  agent  acted 
in  his  own  interest  or  in  that  of  the  purchaser,  he 
cannot  recover,  is  properly  refused.  The  mere  fact 
that  an  agent  employed  to  find  a  purchaser  for  land 
advanced  to  the  purchaser  money  to  make  a  part  pay- 
ment does  not  prevent  a  recovery  of  his  commission 
fro^)  the  vendor.  Nor  does  the  fact  that  he,  without 
authority,  executes  a  contract  of  sale  in  the  name  of 
the  vendor  prevent  such  recovery,  where  the  contract 
is  subsequently  ratified  by  both  the  vendor  and 
vendee -Lawson  v.  Thompson,  (Sunreme  Court  of 
Utah  )  37  Pac.  Rep  732. 

Where  a  mortgage  on  land  is  made  under  an  express 
oral  agreement  that  it  shall  be  subject  to  one  given 
to  another  person,  the  fact  that  it  is  recorded  before 
the  mortgage  given  to  such  other  party  will  not,  in 
equity,  destroy  the  priority  of  the  latter  as  between 
the  immediate  parties.— Wallace  v,  McKenzie  (Sup. 
Ct.  Cal.)  37  Pacific  Reporter,  859. 

In  the  sale  of  land  for  the  non-payment  of  taxes, 
the  following  defects  are  held  by  the  Supreme  Judi- 
cial Court  of  Main,  to  be  fatally  defective:  (1)  Want 
of  copy  of  record  of  the  state  treasurer's  doings;  (2) 
failure  in  the  deed  to  show  whether  the  taxes  were 
assessed  for  that  year;  (3)  failure  to  show  whether 
the  taxes  were  assessed  by  the  county  commissioners 
as  provided  by  law,  or  by  the  legislature;  (4)  failure 
to  prove  that  the  notice  of  sale  was  published  in  a 
newspaper  printed  in  the  county  in  which  the  land 
lies,  as  required  by  law,  nor  when  or  in  what  paper  it 
was  published.— Skohegan  Sav.  Bank  v.  Parsons,  3(i 
At.  Reporter,  110. 


Architect  John  M.  Van  Osdel  has  completed  plans 
for  three  residences  at  523  to  527  Orchard  street  for 
Newman  Brothers.  The  buildings  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement,  and  26  by  50  feet  each,  have  stone 
front,  hard  wood  finish,  and  modern  improvements, 
Ihe  collective  cost  is  estimated  at  i!25,000. 

io?^^i^^f*''"°  *  "^'^  ^^"^  factory  building  at  133  to 
1^9  Clinton  street  is  now  in  progress.  The  plans, 
prepared  by  John  H.  Wagner,  provide  for  a  six-story 
and  basement  structure  of  mill  construction  for  the 
interior  and  pressed  brick  front.  The  structure, 
which  IS  being  erected  for  James  A.  Miller  &  Brother, 
will  cost  complete  between  $50,000  and  $60,000. 

Architect  W.  H.  Milnerhas  prepared  plans  for  a 
Hat  building  and  a  residence  at  834  Fifty  fourth  court. 
They  will  cover  50  by  50  feet,  two  stories  and  base- 
'^^'  ^^"^^  fronts,  and  will  cost  in  all 

3p10,000. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  fiat  building  at  42  and  44  Plum  street.  It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  55  feet 
have  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $12,000. 


Portland,  Ore. — Bids  will  be  received  anfcil  April  8  fur 
the  parohase  of  $^00,000  5  pe-- cent.  .SO-years  city  bridge 
bonds.  J,  V.  Beaoh,  ohairman  of  bridge  ooii>mittee.  A 
certified  oheob  for  nr.t  less  than  5  per  cent,  of  the  amoant 
bid  for  ninst  aooompany  each  bid. 

Norwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  3  for 
the  parohaae  of  5  pe  cent,  school  bondo,  dnted 

April  6.  to  matare  at  the  rate  of  $l,(iOO  each  year,  bfginn 
iDg  with  the  year  1896.    A.  P.  Haeremeyerj  president  of 
board,  158  W  4ih  street,  Oinoinnati,  Ohio. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  C.  F.  Hermann  is  completing  plans  for 
a  store  and  flat  building  on  Ros^oe  boulevard  and 
Ashland  avenue,  for  F.  J.  Dewes.  It  will  be  three 
stories  high,  24  by  tO  feet,  with  exterior  of  brick  and 
stone,  and  will  cost  about  $7,000. 

Architect  Edward  C.  La  Belle  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  handsome  apartment  building,  on  the  corner  of 
North  Park  avenue,  near  Lincoln  Park,  for  Frank 
Matso.  It  will  cover  42  by  46  feet,  basement  and 
four  stones  high,  with  exterior  of  stone  for  the  first 
story,  St.  Louis  mottbd  brick  above,  relieved  by 
brick  bays,  turrets  and  Spanish  tile  roof,  have  mar- 
ble wainscoting  and  tile  paved  veetibules,  oak  and 
Arkansas  pine  finish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  It  is  to  be  divided 
into  seven  apartments  of  five  rooms  each. 

Architect  E,  W.  Bessler  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
rear  addition  to  a  flat  building  af  Twenty-first  and 
Robey  streets  for  Herman  Ganske.  It  will  be  four 
stories  high,  26  by  50  feet,  have  pressed  brick  front 
and  will  cost  $5,000.  He  has  also  made  plans  for 
alterations  and  front  and  rear  additions  to  a  store 
and  flat  building  at  586  We^t  l-'ourteenth  street  for 
J.  A.  Fredericks.  The  building  will  be  four  stories 
high,  2i  by  88  feet,  have  stone  front;  the  improve 
ment  is  estimated  to  cost  $6  000, 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorenson  is  preparing  plans 
for  an  attractive  store  and  flat  building  at  thenoith- 
east  corner  of  Dania  avenue  and  Le  Moyne  street 
for  A  Sorenson.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  25  by  87  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  with  slate  tower  projection,  and  interior 
finish  in  Georgia  pine.  The  cost  is  estimated  at 
*13,000.  The  same  architect  is  letting  cont  racts  for 
a  building  of  the  same  class  on  Lincoln,  near  Racine 
avenue,  for  G.  Jacobs.  It  will  be  four  stories  and 
basement  high,  25  by  55  feet,  with  stone  front, 
Spanish  tile  tower  projection,  Georgia  pine  finish 
and  will  co^t  about  $7,000 

E  C.  Ware  has  purchased  of  Gilbert  &  Judd  80 
acres  of  fine  country  residence  property  on  the  north 
shore,  near  Lake  Forest,  at  the  rate  of  $400  an  acre 
This  property  adjoins  the  fine  holding  of  Henry  Ives 
Cobb,  and  will  probably  be  cut  up  into  several  sites 
for  country  residences. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKK  PLACE  BETWEEN  MAR    16  AND  MOH     31,  IBiH. 

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of  eeo  7  39  14;  Its  116  and  117  iu  the  8  pt  ot  b  21  in  OH„aI  Trustees  .ub; 
tbat  pt  of  it  a  in  b  2  in  the  Oanal  Tros  ees  enb  of  ihe  »  finctl  nnf 
the  8  e  14  ot  eeo  21  H;  that  pt  of  Its  5  and  6  In  b  2  ii,  Oaral  1  ru^tees 
sub.  Apr  5,  2  p  m  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  a. 
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i,  11  a  m.  Sy.iney  Steiu,  master,  «5  Dearborn  et.  L  B. 
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Mann,  master,  175  dearborn  et.  LB. 

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3,  1  p  m.  Thomas  J  Walsh,  master,  7:*  Dearborn  St  LB. 

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of  SCO  and  pt  of  the  8  e  !i  ot  eeo  32  3tj  14.  Apr  3,  1  p  m.  Thomas  J 
Walsh,  master.  LB. 

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L  N. 

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So  I  ynne,  Vail's  enb,  Its  25  26  and  27  in  b  17  ot  the  n  Vi  aid  the  n  w  V 
ot  tbe  e  w  !4  ot  8  c  sec  19  38  14.  Apr  8, 10  a  m  Thos  Taylor  Jr  m^is 
ter,  702  Ohicago  Opera  Opera  Honse  bldg.  L  N.  ' 

Bine  Isl  I,  It  4  in  b  112  in  the  s  w  !4  of  she  31  37  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m  A  P 
Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Lorlng  &  Gibb's  sub,  the  n  17  ft  of  It  3«  all  of  It  39  and  the  8  12  ft  of  It 

40  in  b  3  of  pt  of  the  n  e     ot  B'C  22  38  14.  Apr  9.  11  a  m.  Walter  But- 
ler, master.  L  N. 

Rncfewell's  add.  It  44  in  snbblk  2  in  the  sub  of  Its  1  to  12  in  b  12  Apr  10 
Ham.  Geo  Baas,  a  aster,  109  Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell'e  add,  Its  17  and  18  in  b  IC;  Its  )2  and  13  In  b  lo-  Its  1 
auri  2  b  9;  Its  22  and  V3  b  10;  lis  42  and  4i  io  b  in;  Its  48  and  49  in'b  10  • 
Its  I'l  and  20  iu  b  fi;  It*  16  and  16  io  b  s;  Us  2 1  and  24  in  b  5  iu  the  w' 
y,  of  sec  9  o7  14.  Apr  2,  2  poa  H  L  Waif,  master,  110  r.a-a'lle  et.  L  N. 
Botsford  sub.  It  6  in  b  2  of  th'it  pt  of  It  5  in  the  -chool  Trustees  sub  ot 
eeo  16  38  14.  Mar  31,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master  1312  Aeh 
land  blk.  L  N.  '  ' 

Hyde  Pk.  the  s  28  ft  of  It  8  and  the  n  16  ft  ot  U  9  in  b  SO,  a  sub  of  the 
e  Vi  of  the  e  e  >4  and  the  e  V,  of  the  s  e  14  and  the  e  '/4  of  the  n  e  U 
of  860  11  the  n  pt  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  12  and  the  n  14  of  the  n  e  M  of 
sec  14  all  in  38  14.  Apr  2, 1  p  m.  Chas   Havard,  spl  com .  L  N. 
Lee's  sub.  Its  5  and  6  m  b  7  of  ihe  w  y,  of  the  s  e  M  <,f  fee  2C38  14  Apr 

2,11am.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  61)  Portland  Ilk.  L  n. 
Traver's  fub.  Us  1  2  and  3  in  b  2  of  the  e  15  92  acres  of  the   w  30  92 
Bcrex  of  that  pt  of  the  8  e  J4  of  eec  23  39  13.  Apr  2,  1 1  a  m.   A  F  Stev- 
enson, maetT.  i-  N 

Ft  Dearbarn  add,  It  7  in  b  16.  Apr  2,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenecn,  master. 
L  N. 

Grigg's  sub,  the  n  26^  ft  and  the  w  28  ft  of  It  48  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  8 
e  hi  ot  the  8  w  !4  ot  eeo  34  39  14.  Apr  1,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter, 1109  Xacoma  bIJg.  L  N. 


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301 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 

Note — Abbreviations  signify:  o.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  waterqervioe; 
8wk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

FBOU  TO  imp't 


WAB.    NO.  BTBEEI 


15315    Alley  bet 


.  .0  g  and  p 


"  311 
310 

*'  309 

'■  308 

"  3(  7 

"  3(6 

"  305 

304 

"  303 

"  291 
280 

"  288 

"  281 

"  285 
"  283 

"  271 
"  270 
"  269 

'•  268 
"  263 

"  162 

"  258 
"  257 
"  244 
"  182 

110 
"  613 

"  614 

•«  616 

"  617 

"  618 

"  619 

"  621 

622 
"  623 

624 

"  626 
"  627 

"  628 

"  619 
"  686 
•'  637 
'•  638 
"  639 
"  663 
'■  667 
"  672 
"  674 
"  679 
'  680 

'  681 

••  682 

'•  684 
••  585 
"  686 
*  6^7 
"  690 
"  691 

"  692 
"  693 

"  694 
"  695 
"  696 
"  697 


Blackhavi'k  ...Division 
Ashland  av  . . . .  Diokson 

Lewis  Wrightw'd  av.-Diversey 

Alley  e  &  w.. Fremont  Bissell 

Garfield  av  . . . .  Webster  av 

A  lleys  Garfield  av  . . . .  Center 

Dayton  Halsted 

Alleys  Garfield  av.... Center 

Dayton  Fremont 

Alley  e  &  w . .  Fremont  ot  Bissell 

Center  Garfield  av 

Alleys  Garfield  av . . . .  Webster  av 

Shtffi-ld  av  Bissell 

Alleys  Gaifield  av.... Webster  av 

Dayton  Fremont 

Alleys  Clay    .   Center 

Davton  Freemont 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av 

Oayton  Halsted 

48th  Cottage  G  av.  .St  Law'oe  av  c  g  &  m 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Center  o  g  &  p 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

AUsy  in  b  25  and  s  hf  b  23  0  T  sab  w  hf  see 
5  39  14.  o  g  &  p 

Alley  e  and  w  and  n  find  s  in  b  3  Ashland  2d 
add. 

Town  ot   North  av  s  ter 

Alley  n  and  s .  Van  Boren  ....  Jackson 

Jefferson  Clinton 

Allery  in  b  17  Ashland's  2d  add 

Bloom  S-Jth  38th 

Alleys  12th  Banker 

Desplaines . . . .Halsted 

Flonrnoy  Francisco  Albany  av 

Alleys  Milwaukee  av..Elk  Grove  av 

Wood  Girard 

Alley  e  and  w  Paaliaa  Wood 

Haron  Superior 

Webster  av. .  .Dominiok  Ch'go  river 

Cottage  3  av  44th  69th 

Indiana  av  . .  .29ih  3nth 

Alley  e  &  w  in  n  hf  b  41  C  T  sub 
seo  7  39  14. 

Wabash  av..  .2'id  35th 

Alleys  .  .  Halsted  Blue  Isl  av 

Forquer  Taylor 

Alleys  Taylor  12th 

Marshfield ....  Ashland  av 
Alleys  Carroll  Fulton 

And  May 

Alleys  Throop  Center 

Jackson  Van  Boren 

Alley  Bandolph  Washington 

Willard  pi ... .  Ann 
Alleys  Folton  Lake 

May  Ann 

Alleys  n  and  s  bet  w  hf  b  21  C  T  sub 
of  pt  sec  33  40  14. 

Alleys  Locust  Chicago 

Townsend  Sedgwio* 

Alley   Locust  Oak 

Townsend ....  Sedgwick 
Alley  Oak  ,  Bobbie 

Larrebee  Ganlt 

Lexington  av  60ih  61st 

Alleys  Clifton  Racine 

Garfield  Webster 

Alleys  Clifton  Racine 

Center   Garfield 

44th  Greenwood  av.Ellis  av 


o  f  &  p 
o  g  &  p 


0  f  &  p 
c  g  &  p 

o  f  &  p 


o  g  &  p 

c  f  &  p 
c  g  &  p 


0  g  &  p 


62d  Drexel  av  Cottage  Q  av  c  g  &  m 

Ashland  av    .  Ohio   Milwaukee  av    g  &  p 

Eldridge  ot. . .  State   Michigan  av  " 

Prairie  av  25, h   26th  '• 

Lincoln  av. ..  Cent  ir  FoUertou  av  " 

W  Harrison..  Canal  Halsted 

Bluoher   Welliigion..  Noble  av 

Otto  Clark  Halsted 

Maplew'd  av .  North  av  . . . .  .  Bl'm'gdale  rd 
Alleys  AngDsta   Thomas 

Glenwood    .,  Robey 
Alley  from  the  n  line  of  Iowa  st  to  s  line 
of  Augaata  st  bet  Glenwood  and  R  bey 

Alleys  Thomas     ...  Divisi  lu 

Glenwood  ...Robey 

Bishop   47th   49th 

Bebeooa   tlockwt.ll  . . .  California  av 

MoMallen  ot  .  May   Center 

Traoey  av  Garfijld  bd..57th 

Lincoln  Halsted  Union  av 

^lley  Hojieav...  Leavitt 

Warren  Madison 

42d  Halsted  Wallace 

Alley   36lh  Ellis 

Lake 

Lheridan         North  av  Bl' u'gdale  rd 

Townsend  Erie  Chicago  av 

*6th  State  Grand  bd 

53d  State  So  Park  av 


o  f  (&  p 
c  g  &  p 
o  f  &  p 
o  (  &  m 
c  f  &  p 
c  g  &  p 


of* 

0  g  & 


c  f  &  p 


0  g  &  p 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE/ 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fa&t 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Rail- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Gros!-e,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  conr  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  ageat  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 

Report  of  the  condition  of  the 

Prairie  State  Savings  and  Trust  Co 

Of  Chicago,  on  March  20,  1895. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  (secured  on  real  estate  and  other 

available  securities)   $  701,787.30 

Bonds  and  stocks  (City  of  Chicago,  County 
of  Cook,  West  Park,  bank  stocks  and 

other  municipal  bonds   684,675  00 

Cash  means   253,695.41 

$1,640,157.71 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  stock  paid  in   $  200,000.00 

Undivided  profits     32,21011 

Deposits    1,407,947.60 

$1,640,157.71 

DIRECTORS. 

Henry  J.  Evans,  C.  B.  Scoville, 

Geo.  Van  Zandt,  D.  W.  Buchanan, 

Geo.  Woodland. 


The 

Northern  Trust 
Company, 


BANK. 

Capital  One  Million  Dol  ars. 
Sarplns  $400,000  OO. 

S,  E.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STREETS. 


NIAROH  19,  fSSS. 


Bankine  Department. 

Interest  paid  on  Deposits. 
Loans  made  on  Approved  Collateral  only. 
Foreisn  Department. 

Foreign  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 
Letters  of  Credit  issued  available  in  all  parts 
of  the  world. 

(Ravines  Department. 

Pays  interest  subject  to  its  rules. 
Savings  deposits  invited. 
Trust  Department. 

Acts  as  Administrator,  and  as  Executor  and 
Trustee  under  Wills.  Accepts  trusts  ot 
every  description . 

OSFICERS. 

Bybon  L.  Smith,  Pres.  Chas.  L.  Htjichinpon,  V  Prep. 
Abthub  BEUBTi.ET,  Seo'j .   Feank  L.  VIanket,  Odfrhier. 

DIRECTORS. 

A.  0.  Bartlelt,   Hibbard,  Spencer,  Baitlett  &  C-.. 

J.  Harley  Biadley   David  Bradley  Mannfaotoricg  Co. 

H    N.  Higinbotham,   ...Marphall  Field  &  Co. 

Marvin  Haghitt  President  Ohicasro  &  N.  W.  R'y. 

Ohwrles  L.    Uotohintson, . . .....  Preiident  Corn  Ex.  B»i  k. 

A.  O.  Slaaghter,  ,V .  O.  Slaughter  &  Co, 

Martin  A.  Ryerson,   Martin  Ryerson  &  Co. 

Albert  A.  Spragoe,  Spragoe,  Warner  &  Co. 

Byron  L.  Snnith  Preaident  The  Northern  Trnst  Co 


BE90UB0ES . 

Loans  cq  Secnrity 

Demand..  .  .|2,934,.'551.01 

Time   2  291,336.87 

8toob8andBond8l,497,273.62 
Dnefrom  Banks  1,.5S0,768.25 
ChBhonHand..  1,273,891.82 

$9,527,>i21.57 


IjIABILITIES  . 

Capital  $1,000,000. no 

SorplDs   400,000.00 

Undivided  Profits  73,0*6.79 
Cashierp&Uert  C'ks  5.5,691.16 
Premiam  onBonds  9'<.284.49 
Deposits  ..    ..  7,500,899.13 


!t9,52<,821.57 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  Fifst  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chisago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earninps, 


$1  600.0C0 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re, 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title . 

Gruarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  8EBVI0E  AND  SEASONABLE  B  .TBS. 
OFFICERS. 

G^YNN  Gaenett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbliers,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  \.  PrEWAST,  Sec'y.    0,  K.  Iareabee.  Treas. 
Feank  H.  Sellees,  Trn-t  (  flBoer. 


California  Land 


for  sale  or  exchange. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exohangs  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  In  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  prop>)Sitions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
itivites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
H  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FSANCISCO,  CAL. 

VOTE  "YES" 

CIVIL  SERVICE  LAW 

It  will  insure  good  work  in  every  department. 
All  employes  of  the  city  will  labor  for  the  city, 
not  for  poiiticians.  Only  fit  persons  can  secure 
places,  and  so  long  as  they  do  their  work  well 
they  can  hold  them.  All  vacancie.s  will  be  filled 
regardless  of  politics,  and  the  persons  best 
qualified  to  do  the  work  will  be  appointed. 
The  law  will  not  require  the  policemen,  fire- 
men, or  any  other  employes  now  in  nfflce  to 
pass  an  examination.  It  will  apply  ONLY  TO 
VACANCIES.  All  inspectors  must  do  a  day's 
work  for  each  day's  pay.  Streets  and  alleys  will 
be  kept  clean,  garbage  will  be  removed  and 
sanitary  measures  faithfully  executed. 

Make  Gross  Opposite  YES 

AT  TOP  OF  BALLOT. 


302 


March  30,  189, 
5 


Of  that  portion  of  Chicago  bounded  by  63d  and  103d  Street,  State  Street  and  Kedzie  Avenue,  showing  the  new  suburban  lines  of  the 
Chicago  &  ^Northern  Pacific  and  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railway  Companies  and  all  other  completed  and  projected  lines,  also  location  of 
new  subdivisions,  distances  from  the  post-office,  etc.   Specially  engraved  for  the  Real  Estate  and  Building  JourH al. 
NOTE.— For  explanation  of'signs  used  to  represent  the  different  transit  lines,  see  the  northwest  quarter  of  section  tvventy-flve. 


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March  30,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


803 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  eyening, 
Mar.  28,  1895. 

Sales.  Amouit. 

0 1 ty,  over  11,000   319  V2,117,615 

J ity,  under  $1,000..    117  70,28^i 

Goonty    12;1  621,232 

Total   56.)  12,709,167 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Mar.  29,  1894. 

Ualee.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  n,uou                           3H  |1,88.«,128 

Olty,  under  I.UOO  ia8  83,298 

Uonnty  UO  285,640 

Total   ..   691  12,232,966 

Aberdeen  st,  71  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  28.  E  8  Phelps  to  J  Welhermsdorfer 
 11,700 

Adxma  f-t,  8  e  cor  W  il»t,  n  f  25x121 ;  Mar 
4.  A  M  Briaoza  to  A  8  Wales  $i,800 

Ada  8t,  135  ft  8  of  6l8t,  e  f  25x116;  Mar 
21.  0  H  Spencer  to  D  Hansen  ...$1,200 

Addison  av,  186  ft  w  of  Crawford,  b  f  50x 
124;  Mar  22.  A  H  Bauer  et  al  to  OA 
Dennis  $1,100 

Arch  st,  316  ft  s  e  of  Archer  av,  s  w  f  25x 
100;  Mar  28.  Est  of  E  O'Donnell  to  K  O 
Gorman    $1,010 

Armitage  av,  n  e  oor  Hanoook,  e  f  37^x 
125;  Mar  14.  A  Wagner  to  J  H  W  Klnte 
 $2,300 

Armitage  av,  151  ft  w  of  Hanoook,  s  f  25 
xli?5;  Mar  23.  L  Prohl  to  L  Weil. .  .$1,920 

Armitage  av,  99  ft  w  of  Homan,  n  f  50x 
150;  Mar  11.  W  Meinking  to  A  Meink- 
 $3,000 

Ashland  av,  f  0  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f  25x 
10  ,  more  or  less;  Mar  27.  M  Dermody 
fo  E  P  Nye   $2,500 

Ashland  av,  125  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f  55  ft 
fr  thro  to  Lincoln,  Mar  25.  G  0  Koch 
to  K  Sieok  '.  $7,500 

Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  86  h  st,  w  f  64x124; 
Feb  13.  T  Shoemaker  to  L  Franklin 
 $1,400 

Ashland  av,  n  w  cor  9l8t  st,  e  f  59xl?5; 
Mar  23.  8  D  Walden  to  M  A  Olark.  $1,250 

Avers  av,  295  ft  a  of  Haron  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  9.  O  A  Perkins  to  W  Olaflin . . .  $5,000 

Avers  av,  319  ft  s  of  Hnron  st,  e  f  24xl2fi; 
Mar  9.  0  A  Perkins  tj  W  Olaflin ...  |5,000 

Aver*  av,  271  ft  s  of  Haron  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  9.  0  A  Perkins  to  W  Olaflin.  .$5,003 

Avers  av.  127  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  96x126. 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  18.  W  Olaflin  to  0 
A  Perkins  $5,000 

Avers  av,  223  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  9.  0  A  Perkins  to  I  Olaflin  $5,000 

Avers  av,  141  ft  s  of  Chicago,  w  f  25x121; 
Mar  19.  H  0  Reynolds  to  V  0  Stroase 
 $2,250 

Belmont  av,  s  e  cor  Thomas,  n  f  25x125; 
Mar  22.  J  A  Kohont  to  Q  Behling. $1,215 

Belmont  av,  n  e  oor  Central,  s  f  1334  52x 
H31  24;  Mar  14.  M  Delphine  et  al,  by  A 
Denis,  to  H  K  Love  $17,000 

Belmont  av,  1320  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of 
Jefferson,  10  acres;  Mar  7.  W  Sohmoock 
to  E  8  Mason   $8,500 

Belmont  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  25.  E  8 
.Mason  to  N  Thimasson   $8,500 

Bismarck  st,  290  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  l'5xlJ5;  Mar  26.  0  Q  H  Anderson  to  G 
O  Lindwall   $8,500 

Bismarck  st,  291  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Mar  22.  H  Vonmoos  to  0  G  H 
Anderson  $1,450 

Bond  av,  98  ft  n  of  80th  st.  e  f  5  xl26; 
Mir  25.  DeW  0  Butts  to  F  B  Reynolds 
 $1,500 

B.jaworth  av,  100  ft  s  of  Waveland,  e  f  25 
xl2.i;  Mar  1.  T  Sickel  et  al  to  C  Eiohel- 
berpf   $1  200 

Bosworth  av,  n  w  cor  Cornelia  st,  e  f  191>^ 
x1235^,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  J  R 
Lane  to  S  M  Ohorch   $20,000 

Brigham  st,  138  ft  e  of  Paalina,  s  f  24x 
100;  Mar  25.  J  Roemer  to  A  Till. .  .$1,800 

Brown  st,  300  ft  s  of  W  12th,  w  f  25x100; 
Mar  It.  M  A  Kniffen  to  J  Rosen. ;  .$5,600 

Brown  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  23.  J  Rosen  to 
M  Shapiro  $5,500 

Bnena  av,  165  ft  e  of  Evanston,  n  f  150x 
200,  more  or  less,  and  other  ppty;  Mar 
21.  A  Zeese  to  R  L  Greenlee  $55,000 

Bofifaloav,  255  ft  s  of  89th  ft,  e  f  25x140; 
Jan  22,'94.  Est  of  M  Deasv  lo  R  A 
Deasy  $i,200 

Banker  st,  157  ft  w  of  Deaplaines,  s  f  25x 
130;  Mar  21.  list  of  Jno  Mioka  to  Jos 
Mioka---  $1,050 


Bntler  st,  100  ft  s  of  30th,  w  f  25x125; 
Jaly  2,'94.  G  P  Davis  to  A  Frett. .  .$1,950 

Byron  st,  450  f t  e  c  f  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f 
50x140;  Jan  12  E  T  Stotesbnry  to  J  D 
York   $5,750 

California  av,  2:J4  ft  s  of  Coarlland  st.  w 
f  25x126;  Mar  20.  A  Leith  to  J  G  Opiiz 
 $1,600 

Canal  st,  48  f t  s  of  W  12th,  e  f  46xlli'; 
Nov  26,'94.  E  0  Baker  et  al  to  B  Loew- 
enthal    $21,190 

Canal  st,  141  ft  n  of  115th,  e  f  50x123; 
Mar  18.  W  D  Rogers  to  A  M  Belfleli 
  $1,600 

Canal  st.  1^2  ft  s  of  119th,  e  f  25x123;  Mar 
21.  0  W  Thompson  to  C  E  Ward  . . .  $6,000 

Carpenter  st,  150  ft  s  of  5tth,  e  f  50x124; 
Mar  14.  F  Qaylord  to  Q  Lacher ...  $2, 100 

Carroll  av,26  ft  w  of  W  43rd  st,  s  f  25x100; 
Mar  25.  C  Peterson  to  J  Branneis.$l  300 

Carroll  av,  VM  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  24x150; 
Got  6,'94.  Q  W  Burohard  to  J  Norton 
 $1,400 

Carroll  av,  HI  ft  w  of  Ann  st,  n  f  5!)xl41; 

 .  O  A  Uiles  to  O  A  Hiles  &  Co 

 $10,000 

Central  and  Homboldt  Park  blvd,  s  w  cor 
Drake  av,  n  f  75x168;  Mar  9.  W  Olaflin 
to  0  A  Perkins  $7,500 

Central  Park  av,  316  ft  n  of  Harrison  st, 
e  f  25j125;  Feb  4.  DeW  Davis  to  C  P 
Bennett  $1,700 

Centre  av,  175  ft  s  of  84th  st.  w  f  25x124; 
Mar  21.  R  H  Sheville  to  j  B  O'Harra 
 $2,40  I 

Charlotte  st,  100  ft  w  of  W  40th,  n  f  25x 
125;  Mar  14.  J  Rosen  to  M  A  Kniflfen 

 isooo 

Charlotte  st,  125  ft  w.of  W  40th,  n  f  25x 
125;  Mar  27.  J  Rosen  to  W  S  Dillon 
 $5,000 

Chase  av,  150  ft  e  of  Sheridan  blvd,  s  f  50 
xl30;  Mar  15.  D  D  Bathriok  et  al  to  E 
L  Wangh   $3,500 

ChiuBgo  av,  576  ft  e  of  St  Clair  st,  n  t  25x 
130;  Mar  9.  G  W  Streetor  to  M  Torley 
 $10,OOU 

Clarence  av,  s  w  oor  Byron  st,  e  f  25xlS0; 
Mar  15.  The  Travelers  Ins  Co  to  M 
Stanton  $1,200 

Clarkson  av,  109  ft  s  of  Dic^iens,  w  f  25x 
150;  Mar  23.  Q  F  Bailey  to  E  Light.$l,8(;0 

Clark  st  N,  337  ft  n  w  of  Sheffiald  av,  s  w 
f  25x80;  Mar  25  WM  Blue  to  0  Zim- 
mermann  $2,000 

Clybonrn  av,  n  e  cor  Hiaoh^  st,  s  w  f  26x 
100,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  Est  of  J 
Norman  to  A  Norm  in   $9,000 

Coblentz  st,  116  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x 
ir.O;  Mar  19.  0  Meyer  to  L  Klewer  $1,925 

Commercial  at,  42  ft  n  of  L-iwrence  av,  e 
f  50x163;  Mar  22.  8  IreUnd  to  W  M 
Soofield    $4,750 

Commercial  st,  ISn  ft  s  of  Webster  av,  w 
f  50x165;  Mar  27.  J  A  Torstensen  to  A 
T  Westergreen  $2.(00 

Cornelia  st,  loo  ft  n  e  of  Point,  s  e  f  25x 
118;  Mar  26.  P  BInmenfeld  et  al  to  M 
Qoldblatt  $1,600 

Cornelia  st,  123  ft  e  of  W  45th,  n  f  96x123, 
and  other  pp!y;  Mar  20.  F  H  Oammings 
to  M  M  Shelley  $3,120 

Cottage  Grove  av,  87  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Jan  11.  H  L  Wilcox  to  M  F 
Roche  $4,000 

Conrtland  st,  212  f t  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x 
10';  Mar  21.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Van 
Sohaaok  $1,750 

Cypress  st,  120  ft  s  of  Taylor,  e  24x112; 
M  ar  6.  J  Mertlik  to  J  M  Krof  el  ...  J 4,500 

Davis  st,  J  41  ft  n  of  Division,  w  f  29x125; 
Mar  19.  K  Strasberg  to  C  Iverson .  $2,200 

Dearborn  st,  173  ft  n  of  38th,  e  f  25x104, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  22.  J  D  Leary  to 
0  B  A  Jerome   $12,000 

Deming  ot,  16iJ  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  a  w  f 
20x100;  Moh  18.  R  A  Greifenhagen  to 
J  G  ColUns    $12,500 

Diversey  st,  144  ft  w.of  Herndon,  a  f  24x 
124;  Mar  25.  B  H  Seeman  to  J  A  Bon- 
gard   $1,800 

Division  st,  341  ft  e  of  Paalina,  s  f  27x100; 
Mar  23.  A  N  Nelson  to  L  H  T  Much 
  $6,500 

Division  st,  261  ft  e  of  Sheridan,  s  f  25x 
124;  Mar  13.  J  Nf^ss  to  R  Grosser.  .$1,200 

Drexel  av,  290  ft  n  of  61st  st,  e  f  50xl65; 
Mar  19.  Est  of  J  M  Bacon  to  W  L  Beck 
   $3,730 

Danning  st,  233  ft,  more  or  lees,  w  of 
Seminary  av,  s  f  28x124)^;  Mar  23.  J  A 
Hallowell  to  J  Ritchie  $4,000 

Edbrook  pi,  216  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  n  f  28x 
1181^;  Mar  12.  J  R  Jacobson  to  O  H 
Moe  $2,450 

Eggleston  av,  267  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  33^ 


x'2.5;  Mar  27.  B  D  Alexander  to  C  A 
Howard   $6,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  265  ft  e  of  Oaklpy  av, 
n  f  25x125,  Mar  21.  Est  of  A  W  Schmidt 
to  W  Schmidt  $1,000 

Eightj -seventh  st,  3i0  ft  e  of  Sangamon, 
8  f  25xil7;  Mar  1.  A  H  Briukman  to  H 
W  Crane  $1,500 

Eighty-seventh  pi,  s  w  cor  Vinoennea  av, 
nf  25xl25,and  other  ppty;  May  11, '91.  S 
B  Gross  to  P  Peterson   $1,700 

Eighty-eighth  st,  50  ft  e  of  South  Park 
av,  n  f  60x125;  Nov  24,'94.  8  B  Gross  to 
N  Carry  $1,150 

Eighty-eighth  st,  121  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  s  f  50x125;  Jan  10.  O  W  De  Remer  to 
H  I  Shepard   $1,000 

Eighty-ninth  st,  n  e  cor  South  Park  av, 
B  f  25x125;  Apr  23,'91.  8  E  Gross  to  L 
F  Stockweli   $1,100 

Elizabeth  av,373  ft  s  of  76th  et,  e  f  75x12.5, 
and  o  her  ppty;  Mar  12.  0  F  Springer 
et  al  to  G  B  Springer   $2,100 

Emerald  av,  1?1  ft  s  of  59th  st,  e  f  2.5x125; 
Mar  23.  E  Geipel  to  A  S  BilliEg^. . .  $2,750 

Emerald  av,  s  e  cor  li2nd  st,  w  f  bfxlTS; 
Jan  2.  Am  T  &  8  Bank  to  E  Bicker 
 $1,300 

Englewood  av,  549  ft  e  of  H-ilsted  st,  n  f 
25x125;  Oct  1,'94.  K  Jones  to  A  Trebil- 
cock  ,  $15,0(0 

Erie  st,  1076  ft  e  of  St  Oiair.  n  f  50x100; 
Nov  2,'94.  8  R  House  to  8  B  Oommings 
 »    $30,000 

Ewing  pi,  300  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  35x 
i62;  Mar  21.  H  Weinhardt  to  0  H 
Fleischer   $6.C00 

Fairview  av,  72  It  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  23.  O  Gose  to  I  D  Riohirds 
  $1,500 

Faye  st,  s  e  oor  Wolcott,  n  f  50x120;  Mar 
20.  0  F  Ford  to  F  Uellmig   $2,150 

Fifteenth  st  W,  320  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f  25x 
76,  more  or  less;  Mch  22.  W  Kaspar  to 
R  J  Cohen   $3,800 

Fiftieth  st  W,  '25  ft  s  of  Belden  av,  e  f  25 
xl26,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  H  8  Shedd 
to  P  H  Kice   $4,000 

Fiftieth  st  W,  s  w  cor  Belden  av,  e  f  25x 
126,  and  other  ppty ;  Mar  19.  H  S  Shedd 
to  B  Curtis  $4,000 

Fifty-third  st,  s  e  cor  Ingleside  av,  n  f 
28J^xl00;  Mar  16.  F  I  Bennett  to  L  J 
Reedy   $9,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  182  ft  w  of  Cornell  av,  s  f 
48x5  ;  Aug  28,'94.  E  B  Camp  to  F  W 
Hadford  $18,000 

Florence  av,  309  ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Mar  11.  J  Bloomfieldto  J  Faber 
 $1,800 

Forty  fir^t  si,  345  ft  e  of  Vinceunes  av,  s 
f  161^x191;  Aug  25,'94.  A  J  Lowell  to  D 
0  Borofl    ....  $10,000 

Forty  first  st  W,  n  e  cor  Polk,  w  f  133x 
125;  Mar  20.  F  a  Cnmmingn  to  M  M 
Shelley  $7,500 

Forty-fourth  st  W,  s  w  cor  Owasco,  e  f  53 
xllO;  Mar  2.5.  R  Marz  to  B  Miller . $1, 250 

Fourteenth  st  W,  Itjl  ft  e  of  Uniou,  s  f  25 
x90;  Mar  21.  L  8  Oaheu  to  J  Magidson 
 $3,800 

Franklin  st,  25  ft  a  of  O.ik.  e  f  25x.0J; 
Oct  1,'92.  O  D  Wells  to  M  Ond  Jy . . .  $6,000 

Fremont  st,  311ft  n  of  V\eisier8v,  e  f 
36x124;  Mar  14.  Reliab  e  S  &  L  Assn 
to  A  Bunte   $8,712 

Falton  st,  86  ft  e  of  Homat)  bv  h  f  21x150; 
Mar  26.  W  H  Lemson  to  H  K.  A.Ube  et  al 
  $8,000 

Garfield  blvd,  33  ft  w  of  Murifan  st,  n  f 
30x147;  Mar  22.  H  Urabiree  to  C  W 
Pardridge  $7,5)0 

Garfield  sab,  It  32-33-34  (.^o  blcok  given), 
34-40-13;  Feb  18.  V  darily  to  H  P 
Ranger  $1,350 

Qehrke  av,  100  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  50x 
115;  Feb  15.  Est  of  U  T  Tagney  to  B  J 
Tagney    '...$1,125 

George  st,  74  ft  e  of  Per'y,  s  f  ,44x123; 
Mar  20.  H  Dnebner  to  N  Sitfifan ...  $1,050 

Grand  av,  99  f t  n  w  of  Montioello,  s  w  f 
25x125;  July  26,'94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  S 
Nichols  $1,892 

Gresham  at,  266  ft  n  e  of  Milwaukee  av,  s 
e  f  60x125;  Feb  25.  A  Krug  to  A  Mogge 
 $2,200 

Gresham  av,  s  e  oor  88th  at,  w  f  298x133, 
and  other  ppty;  Marl.  E  S  Hubbard  to 
E  L  Brainerd   $15,000 

Gross  av,  136  ft  s  w  of  46th  st,  n  w  f  50x 
75;  Feb  13,'92.  S  E  Gross  to  0  J  Feder- 
man    $1,400 

Gross  av,  96  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f  24x 
126;  Mar  22.  J  Gerlach  to  0  W  East- 
man $1,450 

Gross  av,  190  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 


•.i4xl25;  Mar  26  G  O  Lindwall  to  C  G 
H  Anderson  $4,5(j0 

Halated  st,  78  ft  n  of  38lh  ct,  e  f  26x150, 
Feb  20.  D  Maher  to  C  H  Low  $4,000 

Halsted  st,  264  ft  n  of  53rd,  w  f  25il25; 
Mar  15.  C  Moseley  to  0  W  Billnrd. $2,100 

Halated  st,  76  ft  n  of  Aastiu  av,  e  f  40x 
116;  Mar  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  0  Mo- 
Donald  $2,617 

Halsted  st,  24  ft  n  of  Vedder,  w  f  24x100; 
Mar  19.  F  Hettinger  et  al,  as  executor, 
to  I  H  Rosenzweig   $1,525 

Halsted  st,  lOo  ft  s  of  43rd,  w  f  25x116; 
Oct  4,'94.  D  Maher  to  N  Maher ...  $12,000 

Halsted  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  22.  N  Maher 
to  M  Maher  $12.i'00 

Haltted  st,  116  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  w  f  72 
xl26,  and  other  ppty,  and  1.16  int;  Jan 
14.  O  B  Weik  to  W  P  TVhyte  $10,000 

Hamlin  av,  193  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  w  f  48x 
124;  Mar  21.  J  W  Hanlon  to  J  P  Winner 
 $1  000 

Hamlin  av,  118  ft  n  of  North,  e  f  50x125; 
Apr  19,'94.  A  0  MoMahon  to  8  E  Ooo- 
lidge   $1,095 

Harding  av,  75  ft  a  of  Indiana  at,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  1.  W  Olaflin  to  L  Robie  $2,500 

Harrison  st,  124  ft  e  of  W  44th  pi,  n  f  25x 
125;  Mar  5.  W  G  Atwood  to  N  K  Good- 
rich    $1,2.50 

Hart  av,  250  ft  s  of  50lh  at,  w  f  50x121; 
Mar  21    P  K  Malin  to  M  H  Daib.. $1,300 

Harvard  ft,  141  ft  w  of  California  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Mar  21.  B  Baker  to  0  Ahlgrim 
 $6  000 

Hasting  st,  299  ft  e  of  Throop,  s  f  25x124; 
Mar  21.  N  Soergel  to  J  F  Weber ...  $2,650 

Hermitage  av,  75  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  60x 
125;  Feb  27.  F  B  Bort  to  I  A  Cleveland 
 $1,500 

Hermitage  av,  439  ft  s  of  Polk  st,  e  t  25x 
125;  Mar  2.  J  H  Fry  to  O  B  Wilke. $6,(00 

Herndon  st,  244  ft  s  of  Mariana,  w  f  25x 
124;  Mar  11.  J  Adlfloger  to  J  P  Tazelaar 
 $1,700 

Hickory  st,  26  ft  s  w  of  Bonfield,  n  w  f  ^5 
xlOO,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  M  Mo- 
Elligott  to  M  Lenihaa   $3,000 

Hoflfman  av,  s  e  cor  Belmont,  17  acres, 
more  or  less;  Mar  22  F  W  H  Snnd- 
maoher  to  W  Hahne  $4,000 

Hoffman  av,  same  ppty ;  .^da^  22.  W  Hahne 
to  vV  O  Tegtmeyer    $4,000 

Homer  av,  223  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  a  f  24x 
100;  Mar  12.  R  Grosser  to  J  Neas.. $3,650 

Honore  st,  125  ft  n  of  72ud,  e  f  25x125; 
Mar  18.  G  T  ndros  to  J  J  Hubbard 
 $1,200 

Honore  st,  200  ft  a  of  64th,  w  f  100x125; 
Mar  23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Bolton  .$14,402 

Houston  av,  105  ft  s  of  88lh  st,  e  f  25x140, 
and  }4  int;  Mar  23.  K  A  Ohamski  to  P 
Bizaskiawcz  $1,000 

Hoyne  av,  49  ft  n  of  Iowa  st,  e  f  24x104; 
Mar  1.  E  N  Tailer  Jr,  as  exeoator,  to  J 
N  Kildahl  $1,400 

Humboldt  st,  175  ft  8  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
e  f  25x120;  Mar  16.  J  Havlicek  to  A 
Havlicek  $2,400 

Hamboldt  av,  216  ft  e  of  California,  n  f 
25x124;  Mar  25.  0  A  Ruhland  to  H  Lund 
 ..$2,600 

Huron  st,  s  e  cor  Harding  av,  n  f  75x75; 
Mar  1.  W  Olaflin  to  0  A  Perkins  .  .$3,000 

Illinois  av,  10  i  ft  a  of  32nd  st,  e  f  25x563^; 
Mar  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  Welae.  $1,151 

Ingleside  av,  273  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  24x 
1  5;  Mar  14.  R  8  Elder  to  J  B  Redflsd 
   $3,000 

Indiana  av,  n  e  oor  18th  st,  w  f  115x177; 
Mar  14.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Union  National 
Bank  of  Chicago   $.50,159 

Indiana  av,  425  ftnof  53rd  s',  w  f  2.-xl71; 
Jaa  15.  J  VV  Byers  to  M  A  Henneberry 
 $2,500 

Irving  av,  395  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  e  f  17i^x 
123;  Mar  16.  B  Sipperly  to  W  F  Todd 
 $3,500 

Jackson  st,  43  ft  w  of  Hamilton  av,  s  f  21 
x75;  Mar  28.  M  G  Lackey  to  M  Sullivar 
  $4,200 

Jackson  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  46th,  n  f  25x125; 
Mar  20.  0  A  Moore  to  B  M  Craig. . $1,184 

Jackson  st,  225  't  e  of  W  45th,  s  f  25x122; 
Mar  19.  F  H  Henderson  to  W  Meredith 
   .. .$1,150 

Jackson  st,  n  w  oor  Jackson,  s  f  50x121; 
Mar  1.  J  E  Price  to  E  M  Craig ....  $2,500 

Jackson  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  20.  B  M  Craig 
to  0  A  Moore  . ."  $2,850 

Jaofeson  st,  250  ft  w  of  W  40th,  8  f  25x 
121;  Mar  19.  D  Ornse  to  L  A  Kennedy 
 $1,200 

Jackson  st,  n  e  cor  W  43rd,  s  f  50x121; 

Feb  21.  W  Webb  to  R  Gregg  $3,000 

(Continued  3n  page  305 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  30,  1896. 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

CiVlL  ENGINEER 
CONTRACTOR, 

801-804  New  Stock  Exchange, 
108  La  Salle  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

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March  3o,  H95  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  305 


(Ooatinued  from  page  303.) 

Jane  st,  Sui>  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f  24x 
130;  Mar  4.  F  Drzymalla  to  0  Jencrioh 
 $1,600 

Janssen  av,  n  e  oor  Oornelia  st,  w  f  91^x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  J  R  Lane 
to  D  B  Sherwood   $2(i,000 

Jodd  8t,  116  ft  w  of  Canal,  8  f  25x110; 
Mar  22.  J  Simon  to  M  Bomagh  at  al 
  $7,(100 

Kedzie  av,  145  ft  s  of  Humboldt  Park  blvd, 
e  f  30x7;^;  Aog  1,'94.  C  A  Perkins  to  W 
Olaflin    $5,200 

Kedzie  av,  331  ft  p  of  Dooglass  blvd,  e  f 
26x124;  Jan  21.  A  O  Walter  to  J  En- 
right  $1,600 

Kedzie  av,  306  ft  s  of  Donglasa  blvd,  e  f 
25x121;  Mar  23.  J  Enright  to  A  Q 
Walter  $1,600 

Kpdzie  av,  200  ft  n  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Mar  25  M  H  Atteeto  W  H  Lamson 
 $2,000 

Kedzie  av,  225  ft  n  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Mar  25.  N  B  Attee  et  al  to  W  B 
Lamson   |2,000 

Kenraore  av,  s  w  oor  Th  rndale,  e  f  lOOx 
150;  Oot  3,'d4.  B  G  Keith  to  J  Walker 
   $8  00 

Kimbark  av,  s  w  oor  52nd  st,  e  f  25x116; 
Mar  27.  A  Dixon  to  K  Q  Uixon ...  $1 2,/  00 

Kinzie  st,  637  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av.  n  f  24x 
150;  Mar  14.  T  F  Robinson  to  W  E 
Hayes  $4,600 

Liflin  8t,  n  w  oor  76th,  e  f  396^x170;  Mar 
19.  J  R  Lane  to  8  M  Ohnroh  $18,000 

Laflin  st,  s  w  oor  75th,  e  f  200x170,  and 
other  ppty;  Mar  19.  J  R  Lane  to  D  B 
Sherwood  $12,000 

Lakeside  av,  s  w  oor  118lh  st,  n  e  f  7(  Ox 
158,  mo'e  or  lese;  Mar  22.  O  R  Broose 
to  J  N  Oalvin   . .  $10,000 

Laogley  av,  163  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Mar  12.  L  L  Sotherland  to  D  A  Lyons 
 $1,050 

Langley  av,  75  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  27.  H  A  Bonn  to  H  Bonn   $9,200 

La  Salle  st,  148  ft  ii  of  Madison,  or  s  e  oor 
Calhonn  pi,  w  f  29x101;  Mar  15.  Wm  M 
Le  Moyne  and  wife  to  Wm  A  Paulsen 
 $360,000 

Lawndale  av,  265  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  n  f  122 
xl25;  Mar  25.  W  Olaflin  to  0  A  Perkins 
  $6,0C0 

Lawrence  av,  77  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  nf  38x97;  Sep  13,'93.  W  A  De 
Poye  to  N  Orr   $4,500 

Leavitt  st.  s  w  oor  Fletcher,  e  f  45x125; 
Mar  20.  F  Zorn  to  F  Papenthien .. $2,100 

Leland  av,  121  ft  w  of  Perry  st,  n  f  39>f 
x93;  Mar  21.  L  S  Carroll  to  B  M  Kirk- 
ham   $1,7C0 

Leland  av,  120  ft  w  of  Perry,  n  f  393^x93; 
Mar  27.  E  M  Kirkham  to  0  E  Ghnrohill 
  $2,400 

Liberty  st  W,  100  ft  w  of  Jeflferson,  n  f 
25x73;  Mar  26.  Marcus  Loweothal  to 
Minnie  Lowenthal   $3,800 

Lincoln  av,  n  w  oor  Warner,  n  e  f  77  85.100 
xl39  8-10;  Mar  8.  H  Severin  to  J 
Otchsner  $6,000 

Loomis  st,  75  ft  .a  of  50th,  e  f  25x123  8-10; 
Jnne  26,'90.  C  J  Vopicka  et  al  to  J 
Stambagen   goo 

Lowe  Bt,  100  ft  s  of  30th,  w  f  25x124;  Mar 
21.  T  H  Faile  to  M  0  Forster  $2,850 

Lowe  av,  372  ft  s  of  3l8t  st  e  f  27x124; 
Mar  22.  J  Kohfeld  to  J  A  Angermann 
 ...$7,000 

Lnndy's  Lane  25  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Jaly  15,'92.  J  Q  E^rle  to  T  Warden 
 $1,400 

Madison  av,  181  ft  s  of  5l8t  blvd,  w  f  25x 
xl34;  Mar  31.  W  H  Moore  to  A  L  Gold- 
smith   $4,375 

Madison  av,  160  ft  s  of  51st  st  blvd  w'f 
20x134;  Mar  21.  W  H  Moore  to  F  P 
Wheeler  $3,600 

Maplewood  av,  250  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f 
24x126;  Feb  1.  E  A  Shedd  to  J  Alfred- 
son  $1,500 

Maplewood  a",  217  ft  u  of  Division  st,  e  f 
24x126;  Feb  23.  W  Wohlert  to  G  Frend- 

enberg  $1,200 

Mara  av,  i'16  ft  s  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f  50x1  H; 
Mar  2'i.  U  Kolbe  to  J  G  A  Weirer.  $3,200 

Marshfield  av,  130  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Mar  18.  J  C  Kennec.y  to  F  I  Daw- 
son $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  180  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  26x 
123;  Mar  19.  A  L  Love  to  D  P  Hnbbards 

 $4,5C0 

Marshfield  av,  155  ft  n  of  64ih  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Mar  19.  A  L  Love  to  D  P  Habbards 

„     $4,500 

Maryland  av,  341  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 

125;  Mar  11.  M  Levi  to  0  F  Marsh. |4.800 
Maud  av,  76  f  t  s  e  of  Osgood  et,  a  w  f  26 


xlOO;  Mar  6.  M  Bnmann  to  J  0  Gander 

mann    $5,000 

Maxwell  st,  54  ft  e  of  Union,  n  f  27x100; 
Mar  21.  J  Simon  to  M  Bomash  et  al 

 $7,500 

May  st,  282  ft  s  of  62nd,  e  f  25x124;  Mar 
19.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Logan  Council  B  & 

L  Assn  $1,574 

May  st,  73  ft  8  of  60tb,  e  f  25x125;  Mar 
16.  Mast  in  Cby  to  Logan  Coocoil  B  & 

L  Assn   $1,072 

McAuley  av,  n  e  oor  Oourtland,  w  f  50x 
125;  Mar  11.  J  P  Tazelaar  to  J  Adlfioger 

 $1,800 

Melrose  st,  301  ft  e  of  Perry  av.  n  f  25x 

125;  Mar  25;  E  Haley  to  J  O  Beob. $2,600 
Melrose  av,  n  e  oor  Elston,  s  f  91xl2i', 
more  or  less,  nnd      int  and  other  ppty; 
Feb  27.  MAG  Soheve  to  E  Biistein 

 $1,700 

Michigan  av,  premise*)  No  2125  20x161; 
Feb  18.  N  B  Jauriet  to  L  A  Kittredge 

 $30,(  00 

Milwaakee  av,  196  ft,  more  or  less,  s  e  of 
Leavitt  st,  s  w  f  44x100;  Mar  2o.  Al 

Steinhaus  to  Aug  Steinhaus   $1,' 51 

Milwaukee  av,  s  e  oor  Franklin  st,  n  e  f 
209  36-10fTl25,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  9. 
H  L  Wilcox  to  M  F  Roche  $12,800 
Milwaokee  av,  75  f t  s  e  of  Fremo'_,t  st,  n 
e  f  275x125,  and  othsr  ppty;  Au^  30,'94. 

E  H  Payne  to  M  F  Roche  $10,400 

Monroe  st,  142  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  s  f 
20x58;  Mar  23.  E   0   Haley   to   J  W 

Fletcher    $1,800 

Monroe  st.  112  ft  w  of  Honore.  n  f  24x125; 

Mar  23.  T  J  Rice  to  E  De  St  Aubin.$10,(  00 
Monroe  st,  150  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  s  f  49x 

121;  Mar  26.  P  Kovi  to  B  Kovi . .'. .  $1,500 
Monroe  st,  s  w  cor  W  46th,  n  f  60x165; 
Apr  18,'94.  D  Galbraith  to  J  H  Jackson 

 $1,500 

Monroe  st,  80  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  26  83.1CO 
xl04>^;  Mar  5.  R  L  Greenlee  et  al  to  A 

Zeese  $12,500 

Morgan  st,  8  e  oor  56th,  w  f  72x124  67.100; 

Mar  18.  J  Bronner  to  0  Debolt. .  .$16,000 
Nebraska  av,  200  ft  n  ot  Oourtland  s',  w  f 
25x152:  Feb  28.  J  M  Race  to  H  Jorgen- 

sen  et  al  $1,500 

Newberry  av,  366  ft  6  of  W  12lh  st,  w  f  25 
xU  ;  Mar  16.  J  Ziska  to  F  J  Jensik 

  ...  $4,600 

Nineteenth  st  W,  78  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  t 
24x123;  Feb  28.  V  Ligler  to  R  Notargia- 

oomo  $J,500 

Ninety-second  st,  73  ft  e  of  Erie  av,  n  f  25 
xll5;  Mai  26.  J  Lind  et  al  to  C  S  Lind 

 $2,U0f 

Ninety-third  st.  111  ft  e  of  Sitginaw  av, 
s  f  25x135;  Mar  5.0&C  OdiUOoto 

T  B  Staflford   $1,000 

Norman  av,  46  ft  d  of  Wabanaia,  w  f  25x 
118;  Mar  22.  A  Sohma'z  to  L  Orei^^hton 

 .$2,000 

North  av,  s  e  cor  Mohawk  st,  n  f  26x104; 

Mar  25.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  Hinz.  .  .$1,183 
North  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  27.  T  Hicz  to 

E  Vengerroneieg  $2,000 

North  av,  28  ft  w  of  Crawford,  n  f  24x125; 

Feb  14.  J  N  Mason  to  M  E  La Wi- on  $2,000 
North  av,  s  w  cor  of  Crawford,  n  f  2ii^x 
125;  Feb  14.  J  H  Lewis  to  M  E  Lawson 

  $4,50.' 

Norwoo"!  av,  464  ft  e  of  Sontbp  )rt,  n  f  35  ^ 
xl23;  Mar  20.  J  L  Cochr.-ns  to  T  W 

Witt   $1,500 

Oakley  av,  140  ft  s  of  Laughton  st,  w  f  24 
xl20;  Mar  21.   M  Liska  to  W  T  Liska 

 $2,300 

O'Brien  st,  175  ft  w  of  Jefferpou,  8  f  25x 
90;  Mar  13.  D  S  Robinowioh  to  B  Gold- 
berg $4,000 

O'Brien  av,  275  ft  n  of  Wabaneia  st,  w  t 
60x125;  Mar  26.  B  E  McDonald  to  B  M 

Ralz   $1,400 

Ogden's  sob.  It  19  and  20  blk  1,  19-40-14; 

Mar  15.  W  Zoellner  to  0  Seedorf .  .$3,<m  O 
Ogden's  sub,  same  ppty;  Mar  22   0  See- 
dorf to  E  W  Zoellner  $3,500 

Ohio  st,  150  ft  e  of  Campbell  av.  s  f  24x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  19.  J  O'Laugh- 

lin  to  J  0  O'Connell  $1,300 

One  Hundred  and  tenth  st,  w  of  Portland 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Mar  29,'93.  A  Jernberg 

to  J  A  Rogers  $1,0C0 

One  Hundred  and  tenth  st.  same  ppty; 
Feb  20.  J  A  Rogers  to  T  W  Hodgetts 

 $l,10(r 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  pi,  101  ft  w 
of  State  8t,  n  f  50x124;  Mar  14.  Mast  in 

Ohy  to  0  B  Sawyer  $2,011 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  st,  s  w  cor 
Portland  av,  n  f  48x125;  Mar  16.  Mast 
in  Ohy  to  Logan  OouDoil  B  &  L  Assn 

 $2,108 

Orchard  st,  92  ft  n  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  24x 


J  Dunn 
$2,000 

Otis  st,  154  ft  8  of  Vedder,  u  f  22x65;  Mar 
19.  Est  of  J  Hettinger  to  J  Volbman 

Jr    $1,450 

Palisade  av.  225  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  b  f 
25x1243^;  Nov  5,'94.  O  A  Matthews  to 

J  Gillespie  $2,liH 

Pdr  k  st,  96  ft  8  e  of  Lincoln,  n  e  f  24x  l25; 

Mar  25.  M  Blom  to  J  A  Bash  ..  ..$2.6(0 
Park  st,  71  ft  s  e  of  Lioooln,  n  e  f  24x126, 
und  }i  int;  Mar  25.  M  Blom  to    L  P 

Nelson   $1,300 

Paulina  st,  239  ft  s  of  87tb,  e  f  5(xl2o; 
Aug  30,'93.  J  B  Norbaum  to  M  J  Bari- 

lelt    $1,200 

Paulina  st,  241  ft  8  of  Graceland  av,  w  f 
£0x125;  Mar  14.  F  A  Kimball  to  W  E 

Knnzman  $3.(  00 

Paulina  st,  1  41  ft  8  of  Addison  av,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  23.  J  G  Petterson  to  N  Buck 

 $1,450 

Pleasant  pi,  188  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f  96 
xluO;Mar  -.0.  M  B  Herrickto  R  B  Peter- 
son  $4,000 

Polk  st,  93  ft  e  of  Blue  Island  av,  n  f  27x 
100;  Mar  7.  W  T  Farwell  to  W  J  Jeffery 

 $9  000 

Potomac  av,  342  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  s  f  25x132; 

Mar  25.  H  Meyer  to  0  Swanson..  .$3,800 
Prairie  av,  450  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x161; 
Mar  13.  D  S  Bryant  to  M  McDonald 

  $1,000 

Princeton  av.  54  ft  s  of  Oak  st,  e  f  27x101; 

Mar  27.  P  Clancy  to  A  Ranen  $3,1.50 

Quinn  st,  327  ft  s  e  ot  Stearnes  av,  w  f  25 
xll5;  Mar  12.  J  Walkoe  to  P  Harle 

 $1,362 

Randolph  st  W,  premises  No  327  25xl(  0; 

Mar  33.  H  T  Jones  to  E  James  ...  $2,7(  0 
Randolph  st  E.  premises  No  98  2(ixl00; 
Feb  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  D  Mandell 

 $38,647 

Randolph  st  B,  premises  No  98  20x100; 
Mar  20.  R  W  Hyman  Jr  to  E  D  Mandell 

  $20,000 

Reynolds  av,  384  f t  s  of  89ih  et,  w  f  75x 
116;  Mar  8,  A  Robillin  to  J  G  Wells 

 $1,800 

Rhodes  av,  2i8  f  t  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  273^x 
125;  Feb  19.  M  Von  Platen  to  A  Morgan 

 $1,625 

Richmond  st,  179  ft  s  of  Division,  e  f  25x 

125;  Mar  9.  E  Ketzler  lo  L  Miitag.$2,500 
Robey  st,  100  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  e  f  26x124; 
Mar  22.  J  S  Johnson  to  J  F  tlolden 

 $1,000 

Rokeby  st,  75  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  25x124; 
Oot  19,'91.  S  W  Oannell  to  A  Bergman 

   $1,400 

Robey  st,  132  ft  s  of  Snnnyside  av,  e  f  30 
xl73>2;  Mar  21.  E  M  Kirkham  to  L  S 

Carroll  $5,500 

Rosooe  st,  216  ft  e  o'  Herndon,  n  f  25x 
126;  Mar  23.  Freeman  Fur  Co  to  0  Jock 

 $3,000 

Ross  av,  176  ft  n  e  of  66th  st,  e  f  44x100; 

 .  M  Marshall  to  0  H  Wells 

 $3,200 

Sangamon  st,  254  ft  s  of  56ib,  e  f  31x124, 
Mar  22,  W  J  Nissen  to  C  M  Dougherty 

 $3,000 

Sawyer  av,  l77ftsof  Douglas  blvd,  e  f 
2  )Xl25;  Mar  27.  W  M  Mathisen  to  A  V 

Cf-rny..  f  1,300 

Seventy-first  st,  93  ft  e  of  Winter,  s  f  30x 
66,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  ],'94.  A  Trebil- 

cock  et  al  to  K  Jones   $3,500 

Seventy-third  st,  175  ft  e  of  Jefferson  av, 
8  f  100x155,  nnd  3^  int;  Mar  26.  E  Kin- 

nane  to  M  Wamsley  $1,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  267  ft  w  of  Wright,  s  f 
24x60,  more  or  less;  Mar  26.  A  Cruver 

to  J  0  Skeen  $6,5  )0 

Sheffield  av,  138  ft  n  of  Dunning,  w  f  102 
xl52,  more  or  less;  Mar  23.  L  0  Kircher 

to  W  0  Reebie  $13,000 

Sheffield  av,  50  ft  s  of  Maud,  e  f  25x90, 
more  or  less;  Oot  12,'94.  S  Kurth  to  J 

0  F  Knrth  $3,000 

Sheridan  drive,  150  ft  8  of  Birohwood  av, 
w  f  50x176;  Mar  25.  J  P  Hand  to  J  F 

Murphy    $2,600 

Sheridan  road  100  ft  n  w  of  Ohase  av,  w  f 
87}^xl50,  und  ^  int;  Mar  20.  G  B  Cong- 
don  to  D  D  Bathriok    $2,187 

Simms  av,  n  e  cor  Ohestnotst,  w  f  52xi2/); 

Mar  26.  8  A  Tolman  to  E  T  Kohler.Jl.S.  0 
Sixteenth  st  W,  149  ft  w  of  W'estern  av,  s 
f  24x124;  Mar  26.  0  Viokers  to  J  Leon- 
ard $1,850 

Sixty-first  st,  138  ft  w  of  Sheridan  av,  s  f 
25x150;   Mar   22.   O   W   UoflE  to  R  E 

Dawley  $7,000 

Sixty-second  st,  699  ft  e  of  Htwisted,  d  f 
25x125;  Jan  I.  Q  L  Nichols  to  P  Hark- 
ness  $3,0C0 


Sixty-third  pi,  232  ft  e  of  Maryland  av,  n 
f  44x1241^;  Mar  26.  A  R  Anderson  to  J 

P  Smith   $2,iOO 

Sixty-fonrth  st,  138  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n  f 
32xl5'i;  Jan  16.  L  Mathien  to  M  E  Smith 

  $1,600 

Sixty-fifth  Pt,  117  ft  e  of  Sherman,  n  f 
231^x50;  Mar  16.  C  C  O'Neill  to  A  L 

Saukatone   $3,0C0 

Sixty  fifth  st,  170  ft  w  of  Sherman,  n  f  32 
xl34;  Mar  4.  G  Clarke  to  E  J  Short 

 $3,500 

Sixty-sixth  st,  44  ft  e  of  Wjnter,n  f  43>^x 
120;  Mar  18.  P  Sullivan  to  F  Riedle 

 $16,000 

Spaulding  av,  15)  ft  s  of  Ogden  blvd,  w  f 
49  8-10x125;  Feb  20  C  B  Sawyer  to  J 

Lobstein  Jr  $3,200 

Springfield  av,  24>)  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  120 
x289;  Mar  19.  A  F  Koifhage  to  8  E 

Reed  |2,.500 

State  st,  218  ft  8 of  18tb,  w  f  2iixl31,  more 
or  less;  Mar  18.  J  Zander  to  N  P  Cum- 

mings   $16,CO0 

Slate  8t,  223  ft  n  of  61st,  w  f  48x187;  Mar 

^2.  0  S  Swenson  to  0  0  Swenson  .$10,000 
State  st  N,  n  e  cor  Walton  pi,  w  f  40  2.10 
X49  6.10;  Mar  12.  J  H  Raskopf  to  L 

Haskopf   $9,0C0 

Slony  Islaod  av,  s  e  cor  82nd  8t,  w  f  98x 
125;  Mar  2.  L  D  Cortright  to  A  0 

Higgins   ..  $8,500 

Sumner  av,  n  w  cor  87th  st,  e  f  47x125; 
Deo  13,'94.  8  J  Fort  to  Q  W  W  Lytle 

  $3,0C0 

Sumner  av,  222  ft  s  of  83rd  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Moh  20.  S  May  to  F  M  Hathaway .$1,800 
Taylor  at,  75  ft  e  of  Sholto,  n  f  25x125; 

Mar  27.  W  8  Dillon  to  I  Rofen  $9,0(0 

Thirty  fifth  st,  a  e  oor  Armour  av,  n  f  24x 

96;  Mar  21.  M  Fortmen  to  A  Frank. $7, 150 
Thirty-sixth  st,  126  ft  e  of  Wabash  av.  n  f 
25x105;  May  1,'87.  W  J  H  Goldring  to 

E  Goldring   $3,j;00 

Thirty-eighth  ot,  31  ft  w  of  Gage  at,  s  f 
50x147,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  4,'9».  D 

Maher  to  N  Maher  $3,(00 

Thirty-eighth  ct,  same  ppty;  Mar  22.  N 

Maher  to  M  Maher   $3,000 

Throop  st,  300  ft  s  of  84th,  e  f  /0sl25; 

Sep  1,'94.  G  T  Auld  to  L  L  Auld. .  .$1,000 
Trumbull  av,  216  ft  s  of  Central  Park 
blvd,  e  f  5  xl22;  Mar  26.  R  R  Birney  to 

J  E  Mansfield    $2,(00 

Turner  av,  75  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
feb  6,'94.  P  M  Presoott  to  A  E  Dyer 

 $1,100 

Twelfth  st,  123  ft  e  of  W  4l9t,  n  f  24x141; 

Moh  2.  A  V  Stookey  to  J  Dobb. .  .$1,400 
Twelfih  st,  147  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
150x167;  Mar  23.  0  M  Slurges  to  M  D 

Sturges  $10,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  30  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
25x10(1;  Mar  23    J  Kase  to  V  Hnberg 

 $3,800 

Twenty-second  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av, 
s  f  24x125;  Deo  4,'94.  C  B  Sawyer  to  A 

Novotny   $1,650 

Union  av,  160  ft  s  of  118ih  sf,  w  f  125x 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  23.  J  E  Hat- 
kins  to  C  T  Page   $1,600 

Van  Horn  st,  340  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Mar  23.  0  R  Walltck  to  J  Sed- 

lacek   $1,200 

Vernon  av,  116  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  llxli"; 
Feb  25.  0  F  Stewart  to  E  W  Christian 

 $9,0(0 

Vincennes  av,  274  ft  n  of  74th  f-t,  e  f  25x 
124;  Jan  30.  M  Beifeld  to  G  Ouikneoht 

 $1,(00 

Vincennes  av,  286  ft  n  of  46th  st  .  w  f  25x 
120;  Mar  6.  0  A  V  Standieh  to  VI  Wiener 

  $14,0(0 

Wabash  av,  114  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  w  f  43x162; 

Mar  11,  A  Mendel  to  B  E  Kinsiotv  $IO,(00 
Wabash  av,  s  e  oor  36th  st,  w  f  7ox:53j^, 
leasehold  interest  therein;  Mar  22.  .vlast 

in  Chy  to  H  Wisohemeyer  $167,819 

Wallace  st,  s  w  oor  90th,  e  f  50x125;  Mar 

13.  M  Bori  to  J  Meyers  $1,400 

Walost  st,  167  ft  w  of  Centre  av,  s  f  60x 
124;  Mar  14.  H  B  Thayer  to  M  0  Bacon 

 $1,000 

Walnut  st,  134  ft  e  of  Homau  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Mar  25.  O  J  Olson  to  G  H  Br  jwn 

 $7,900 

Warren  av,  177  ft  e  of  Kedzie,  s  f  25x104, 
und  i4  int;  Mar  26.  W  H  Thayer  to  F 

M  Benedict  $4,500 

Warren  av,  177  ft  e  of  Kedzie.  s  f  25x104; 
.Vlar  23.  J  8  Benedict  to  W  H  Thayer 

 $4,500 

Washington  av,  2C0  ft  n  of  6  )th  st,  e  f  50 
xl6i.;  Mar  18.   N   P  Cummings  to  J 

Zander  $30,500 

WdPhington  av,  4i)6  ft  s  of  o7th  st  w  r  35x 
158  7.10;  Mar  16.  A  L  Jenka  to  F  0  Barn- 


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Washington  6>t,  200  ft  w  of  W  40th.  d  f  25 
xl75;  Mar  16.  J  D  Gager  to  F  F  Root 

 $2,500 

Washinffton  at.  100  ft  e  of  Peoria,  s  f  5(ix 
100;  Feb  18.  J  Van  Wormer  to  St  Mary's 

Mission  booiety   fl6.O0C 

Washington  st,  225  ft  w  of  Falls,  s  f  25x 
100,  more  or  iesc^j  Mar  26.  E  F  Ronyan 

to  A  F  Stookdale  $12,000 

Wellington  av,  250  ft  e  of  Bluoher  st,  a  f 
60x132;  Mar  27.  A  T  Weatergreen  to  J 

A  Toraienson  $6,OfO 

Wellington  rv.  75  ft  e  of  Sonthport,  s  f 
76x120;  Mar  2.  W  Wehrheim  to  A  S 

Wehrheim   $14,000 

Wells  at,  premises  No.   466  and  468  48x 
162;  Mar  22.  A  Loefflar  to  M  E  Fearing 

 $20,000 

Wells  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  22.  M  E  Fear 

iog  to  B  Lotffler   f2n,0n0 

Wiloox  at,  )25  ft  e  of  California  bv,  s  f  i'S 
xl24  5-](  ;  Mar  1.  T  J  Watkins  to  W  B 

Soott  $2,100 

Wilcox  st,  100  ft  w  of  W  42Dd.  n  f  Josl  il; 
Mar  18.   H  S  Braokett  to  J.  A  V\  arner 

 $1,200 

Wilson  av,  150  ft  e  of  Le avitt  at,  n  f  19x 
121,  more  or  less;  Mar  14.  0  EChnrohill 

to  P  Lawer  |3,500 

Winter  st,  250  ft  a  of  70th,  w  f  25x125; 
Mar  23.   M  Flanagan  lo  F  Flauagan 

 $1,200 

Winthrop  av,  315  ft  s  of  Argyle  si,  e  f  50 
xl48i^;  Mar  27.  J  C  Heywood  to  P  P 

Heywood   $2,600 

Winthrop  av,  n  w  oor  Winona  st,  e  f  30x 
148,1^;  Mar  11.  0  F  Marsh  to  M  Levi 

  $1,800 

Woodlawn  av,  VO  ft  n  of  81st  st,  w  f  25x 
122:  Mar  18.  V  O  Ayera  to  E  M  Barnes 

 $1,5(0 

Woodlawn  av,  199  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  50x 

177;  Fob  28.  M  Field  to  S  Mathew->.t5,250 
Wood  at,  48  ft  s  oF  Thomas,  e  f  25x125; 

Feb  25.  A  Mogge  to  A  Krog  $4,575 

Wood  st,  141  ft  a  of  47th.  w  f  33x124;  Mar 

28.  J  Kielbaa=>ato  F  J  P^lt  $4,rO0 

Wood  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  2i.  F  J  Palt  to 

J  Kielba9<ia  $4,000 

Yale  av,  150  ft  s  of  71st  et,  w  f  £0x122; 
Aog  21,'y4.  M  Snapp  to  E  Brink.  .$9,000 


MINCKl^LiAIMKOUS— C1T¥  . 

TransferB  Under  tlOOO. 
Anderaonville,  It  16  reaob  its  9  to  12  b  1 

Jan  30,  F  G  Hiraoh  to  F  A  Baer  $800 

Assrs's  div,  pt  It  "A"  resnh  Its  8  and  9,  It 

3  b  2  Sheffield  add;  Mar  1?,  U  Stnenkel 
to  H  Adam    $450 

Beebe'd  sob,  it  2  b  3  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 
23,  H  Derbeoker  to  J  Heok  $650 

Beverly  Hilla,  Oonklin  &  A's  add,  It  369 
and  370  July  5,'90,  T  W  Sennott  to  H 
Mo^ann   $660 

Birge  <t  Go's  snb.  Its  9  and  10  b  3  a  e  qr 

4  39  13  Mar  25,  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  Elfrer 
 $677 

Barneide,  Dor>k  Go's  new  sub.  It  13  b  7 

Mar  6,  E  G  Woodrofif  to  A  fl  Woodrnff 

 $750 

Clarkdale,  1st  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  8  Mar 

25,  S  Gold'smith  to  O  F  Lange  $480 

Clybonrn  av  add.  It  10  b  2,  ,-0  40  14  Deo 

10,'94,  E  M  FergQ?oa  to  D  Zorn  ...  $675 
Oondit's  snb.  It  14  b  2  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  e  qr 

29  38  14  Jaa  19,  F  Peteraon  to  (J  Kohs 

 $4  00 

Coonselman's  snb.  It  9  b  2  n  w  qr  15  39 

13  Mar  7.  J  W  Minge  to  J  H  Minge.  .$800 
Crosby  et  al  anb.  It  8  b  32,  i5  40  13  Mar 

22,  Ma9t  in  Chy  to  J  E  Greenebanm .  $932 
Ct  ptn,  It  38  b  7  pt  n  hf  HI  38  16  Mar  20, 

J  E  Woodrnff  to  P  M  Pfao   $700 

O  T  sob,  It  34  sob  e  hf  b  3.'  e  hf  31  39  14 

Mar  12,  E  Harland  to  G  Hanson. .  .  $6  0 
0  T  8,  pt  It  18  8  w  qr  b  45,  7  39  14  Mar 

20,  A  8  Emmons  to  H  L  Glos   $300 

Danphir.  Pk,  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  36  b  34 

Nov  ;  O.'^O  8  E  Gross  to  U  Johnson. $675 
Daophin  Pk,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  42  b  34 

Ang  19,'90,  8  E  Gross  to  L  Gray  $675 

Daophin  Pk,  same  add,  It  47  b  42  Mar  12, 

Same  to  Wm  M  Gannicig   $675 

Davenport  aob.  Its  242  and  243  n  e  qr  3 

39  13  Mar  1,  H  Holbrook  to  J  M  Smith 
 $800 

Diokey  &  Baker's  snb.  Us  44  and  45,  3b  40 

13  Mar  2^,  F  H  Diokey  to  A  Swan8on|750 
Diokey  &  Baker's  snb, Its  51  and  52  b  6,  33 

40  13  Mar  18,  F  H  Diokey  et  al  to  J  O 
Londstrom  $750 

Divan's  snb.  It  6  b  5  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 

21,  D  Goldstine  to  A  Weil  $325 

Diven's  snb.  Its  9  and  10  b  2  e  w  qr  2  39 

13  Mar  21,  J  Magideon  to  L  S  Cohen 
 $900 


Dook  Go's  sob,  It  43  b  4,  5  and  6  37  15 
Mar  21,  Est  J  Bsrgqnist  to  E  O  Berg 

qnist  |9ro 

East  2  acres  It  29  in  n  hf  11  40  13  Feb  27, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Waddington  Jr  $606 

East  Ch'go  anb.  It  48  b  1  w  hf  e  hf  c  w  qr 
24  38  13  Mar  23,'!J4,  F  Swannell  to  J 

Paolinen  

Eberhart's  sob.  It  28  b  4  n  e  qr  23  38  13 

Mar  7,  L  E  Kerns  to  0  M  Mayers. .  .$200 
Englewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  add.  It  62 

Jan  21,  Wm  Madlong  to  P  Gaertig.  .$500 
Englewood  Hill,  It  44  b  1,  18  38  14  Apr  1, 

'93,  P  Vienzans  to  F  Pignsch  $500 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add.  It  442 

Mar  12,  0  O^tberg  to  E  P  Strandberg.$400 
Englewood,  Lanphert's  add.  It  37  b  15 
Nov  21,'89,  G  fl  Lawrence  to  T  Daniels 

 $300 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add.  It  707 
Aog  23,'90,  T  D  Wisdom  to  C  E  Helme 

   $450 

Englewood,  Hill.  It  13  b  7  a  e  qr  a  e  qr  18 
38  14  Oct  10,'94,  ,E  D  Hosmer  to  J  T 

MoConn  $75 

Englewood.  Allerton'a  add,  Its  187  and 
188  Joly  31,'9(i,  E  A  Commidgs  to  F  W 

Teeple  .'  f  750 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  217,  20  38  14 
Mar  16,'89,  G  P  Dewey  to  M  E  McDon- 
ald $260 

Ettlinger'a  sob.  It  38  b  2  a  w  qr  11  38  13 

Mar  7,  S  Fttlinger  to  \  Bioer  $240 

Ettlinger'a  sub,  Its  10  and  1 1  b  3  s  w  qr 
11  38  13  Mar  22,  Aogosie  Bauer  to  A 

Baoer  |480 

Ettlinget's  aub.  Its  31  and  32  b  4  same; 

Mar  7,  S  Ettiinger  to  A  Baoer   $480 

Ettlinger'a  sob.  Its  36  and  37  b  1  8  w  qr 
11  38  13  Deo  19,'94,  S  Ettlioger  to  F 

Landauor  $480 

Ettlinger's  sub,  its  11  and  15  b  4  s  w  qr 
11  38  13  Mar  15,  F  Parker  to  A  Baoer 

 $5in 

Fernwood,  Its  91  and  10(i  w  hf  b  3  Jan  19, 

'90,  S  M  Bloas  to  H  MoOann  $710 

Ford's  aub.  It  48  b  27,  19  40  14  Apr  4,'94, 

O  F  Ford  to  O  Sietman  $650 

Ford's  aob.  It  10  b  28,  19  40  14  Oct  24,'93, 

C  J  Ford  to  M  Pelz   $800 

Forest  Glen,  Crandall's  snb.  It  22  b  2,  9  40 
13  Nov  30,'94.  L  E  Crandall  to  O  P  80- 

renson  $350 

3oodman's  aub.  It  23  b  3  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 

38  14  Sept  8,'9l.  D  Goodman  to  A  J 
Smith  $650 

Green's  add.  It  25  b  4  Mar  4,  O  B  Green 

to  R  J  Rice   $925 

Gross'  n  w  add.  It  34  b  1  July  6,'92,  S  E 

Gross  to  Wm  Sivins  .   $5C0 

Harding's  snb.  It  10  b  10  w  hf  n  w  qr  11 

39  13  mch  J5,  H  C  Rose  to  0  Delaney 

 $626 

11  39  13 
Eitohell 

 $7C0 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  Cox's  sub.  It  14  b  7  n 
w  qr  29  38  14  Mar  22,  R  S  Cox  to  0  J 

White  $290 

Hill's  aub,  it  43  b  1  a  e  qr  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  1 
39  13  Mar  22,  B  0  Gnetafson  to  N  Buck 

 $800 

Hill's  snb,  same;  Mar  23,  N  Buck  to  J  G 

Petterson    $800 

Homan  Av  Ld  Assn  snb.  It  24  s  w  qr  26  39 

13  Sept  28,'92,  O  Wittke  to  O  E  J  Kar- 
schurke   $389 

Hull's  sub.  It  50  b  53  0  T  8  33  40   14  Jan 

iil,  H  Friedle  to  A  Renter   $900 

Hull's  snb,  It  f  0,  b  53  0  T  S  33  40  14  Mar 

19,  A  Reoter  to  F  J  Lorenz   $1380 

Ij^lehart'a  aob.  It  14  in  e  hf  1  s  1  and  4  s  w 
qr  7  38  14  Feb  7,  L  Soblitt  to  Rosa 

Sohlitt   $600 

rving  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  S?pt  11,'94,  T  0 

Fetrow  to  L  A  Long  $750 

Jacob's  sob.  It  22  b       31  38  16  Jan  24, 

J  R  Tyley  to  L  W  Smith....  $450 

aoob'a  aob.  same;  Mar  22,  L  W  Smith  to 

S  F  Cotherbtson  $650 

Jacob's  snb.  It  40  b  12,  31  38  15  Mar  4.  W 

W  Sawyer  to  W  E  Sawyer  '.$650 

Jefferson  Pk,  West's  add.  It  14  Mar  22,  M 

E  Cooper  to  N  King  $250 

Johason'a  aub.  It  1'),  It  26  8  T  8  16  37  14 

Mar  21,  N  Foreman  to  D  Liird  .., 
Johnston's  snb.  It  21  h  6  e  hf  s  e  qr  6  39 

14  Feb  20,  F  Gielow  to  L  Lambka. .  $2C0 
Kralnvec  &  K'a  anb.  It  14  b  8  n  e  qr  26  39 

13  Feb  23.'94,  J  Kraloveo  et  al  to  K  Ma- 
jor  $775 

Leech's  anb,  It  2  sub  Its  24  to  46  b  2  w  hf 
n  e  qr  8  38  14  Nov  14,'90,  T  P  Phillips 
to  J  Steele  $800 

Lehmer's  sab,  It  42  n  hf  s  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
s  e  qr  1  39  13  Jan  4,  0  Lehmer  to  O  O 
Breyer  ...|900 


Hayward's  sub.  It  31  b  2  n  e  qr 
May  1,'94,  0  A  Perkins  to  G  E 


Lt  27  sob  b  1  aob  48,  19  40  14  Mar  26,  L 

Henry  to  H  Gierke  Jr  $e00 

Lt  96  800  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  !2  39  13 
May  6,'89,  E  A  Commings  to  R  Fitzge.-- 

ald  $412 

Lt  99  and  w  hf It  IdO  snbblka  10  and  11 
snb  s  w  qr  18  40  14  jane  1,'92,  E  Ro- 

dolp  to  A  Lindberg   $900 

Lt  13  b  28  snb  19  40  It  Mar  10, '94,  G  F 

Ford  to  F  Kuse   $8C0 

Lt  18  b  2  aub  a  hf  a  e  qr  n  e  qr  3  39  13 

Mar  18,  J  S  Clark  to  J  8  Courtney. .  $400 
Lt  54  resnb  b  11  sub  s  hf  10  39  13  Mar  18, 

H  H  Porter  to  E  T  Weinert   $576 

Lt  91  b  7  sob  of  11  39  14  Mar  20,  Est  J  J 

Fisher  to  J  Pajval  $9r0 

It  167  in  snb  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  12  39 

Mar  16,  P  S  Nielsen  to  H  H  Latimer.$925 
Luther  College  snb,  Us  38  and  39  b  7  n  e 
qr  10  40  13  Apr  15  '94.  M  Luther  Col- 
lege to  C  J  Lnndqoist  ,$7f0 

Marston  &  Aogor's  sob,  U  14  b  3,  20  38  14 

Mar  21.  A  L  Goooh  to  L  F  Ullrich. .  $^0 ) 
McMahon's  snb.  It  26  b  5  s  e  qr  24  39  13 

Mar  21,  A  Zajac  to  C  Qelonek   $575 

Merigold's  reaub.  It  40  b  3  n  e  qr  22  39  13 

Mar  5,  F  S  Warren  to  F  Oonroyd  . . .  $700 
Moore  et  al  sub.  It  2  of  It  1  anbblk  4  e  hf 
n  w  qr  30  39  14  idar  21,  O  K  Schaefer  to 

F  Will  $500 

Myer's  aub.  It  32  b  3  e  ^  n  e  qr  14  38  13 

Mar  25,  W  H  Myers  to  J  M  MoBeth  $326 
Oak  Lawn  aub,  Its  37  and  38  b  3  n  e  qr  9 
39  14  Mar  22,  J  N  Barker  to  E  Wilson 

  $900 

Orvis  sob.  It  33  b  8  a  e  qr  7  38  1*  Mar  18, 

J  Alles  Jr  to  D  Heitman   

Palmer  place  aJd,  It  20  Feb  7,  F  W  Story 

to  W  8  Can  $875 

Phares'  sub.  Its  34  TS  and  36  b  8  e  hf  s  w 
qr  12  38  13  Mar  18,  A  E  HokensoD  to  A 

M  Seweraon     $6£0 

Part  It  8  n  hf  b  52  sub  of  19  39  14  Mar  20, 

G  W  Kohn  to  J  Kohout  $725 

Phinney's  snb.  It  44  b  1  n  e  qr  11  39  13 

Jan  1,  S  R  Thurston  to  3  F  Read  .  .  $6(10 
Pullman,  1st  add.  It  16  and  w    hf  It  15 
sub  b  2  Feb  15,  J  L  Lombard  to  0  M 

Jackson   $t00 

Pullman,  Gordoi,'-"  add   It  76  Mar  2i,  F 

W  Harrison  to  F  Meyer   ,  $450 

Race's  sob.  Us  27  and  28  b  6  n  e  qr  23  40 

13  Mar  27,  M  E  V\  bite  to  M  Deltgen,$900 
Rand's  snb.  It  49  n  e  qr  12  38  13  Mar  25, 

R  Baumgarth  to  O  Satkiewicz  $6'  0 

Ravenswood,  Gnyler's  add.  It  5  and  e  hf  It 
6  b  6,  18  40  14  June  1,'.41,  U  M  Uobbard 

to  8  Paasenheim   $937 

Rockwell's  add,  Campbell's  sob.  Its  1  to  6 
b  4  Mar  20,  E^t  A  T  Thatcher  to  C  M 

Sherman  $501 

Rosenberg's  add.  It  27  b  6  Mar  19,  M 

Goldstein  to  R  Goldstein  $350 

Sampson's  snb,  It  1  aob  w  139. P5  f t  b  3  n 
e  qr  8  e  qr  6  38  14  A>r  17,'94  J  H  Ash- 
ley to  Tboa  Bartkowiak   $700 

Sixty-third  st,  Commings  dc  Go's  sub,  It 
365,  18  38  14  Mar  16,  A  AUie  to  H  Mc- 
Donald    $500 

blayton's  snb.  Its  47  and  48  b  8,9  4U  13 

Jan  15,  H  LSlayton  (o  J  F  Johnson. $300 
Snyder  &  L's  snb.  Its  9  and  10  e  hf  b  15  e 
hfswqr  3  39  14  Mar  2(',  F  H  Cum- 

mingsto  M  M  Shelley  $800 

South  Englewood,  Ray  &  N's  6th  add.  It 

14  b  3  Mar  12,  T  Shoemaker  to  G  D 
Millspaugh  $500 

South  Englewood,  same  add,  It  15  b  3  Jan 

16,  Same  to  N  M  Bailey  $5fO 

Steven's  aub,  a  hf  It  15  b  6  of  pt  n  e  qr  15 
40  13  Mar  25,  G  0  Thomas  to  H  W  0 

Lattner    $400 

Stock  Yards,  Foreman's  add.  It  17  b  1,  8 
38  14  Mar  22,8  L|Molbaok  to  Wm  Fitz- 

patrick  $400 

Stock  Yards,  same  add.  It  18  b  1  Mar  6, 

Wm  Fitzpatriok  to  S  L  Molback  $400 

S  T  8,  It  109  of  It  56  and  n  hf  It  67,  16  37 

14  Mar  19,  J  Bakker  to  E  Schniz  . . .  $226 
8  T  sub.  It  9  sub  of  It  63  sec  16  37  14  Mar 

13.  W  Poatmus  to  B  O  Zandstra  $400 

Sutcliffe's  sub.  It  22  and  s  hf  It  23  w  qr  15 
37  14  Apr  27,'91,  W  E  Fnrneas  to  A 

Pearson  $375 

Thompson  &  Holmes'  snb.  It  17  b  1,  17  38 
14  Sept  18,'90,  J  U  Borden  to  H  Stone 

et  al   $500 

Taylor  &  Kreigh's  add  It  93  and  pt  It  94 

b  7  Mar  21, Est  I  O'Neil  to  E  McOlory$960 
Dnter  den  Linden,  Groaa'  add,  It  40  b  2 

Feb  25,  A  Draffkom  to  A  Albrecht..  $500 
Walker's  sub.  It  107  b  11  n  e  qr  25  39  13 
Mar  18,  N  F  MoOormiok  to  J  Petraaek 

 $400 

Walker's  snb.  Its  111  and  112  b  11,  25  39 
13  July  31, '94,  N  F  MoOoimiok  to  F 
Sterba    ....  $700 


Wash  Hgt«.  Halsted  st  add,  It  9  b  47  Deo 

22,  '94,  L  Kling  to  J  H  Haskios  ... $1,400 
Wash  HgtB.  Halsted  8t  add.  It  9  b  47  Mar 

23,  J  H  Haskios  to  0  T  Page   $6f0 

WeddeU  &  Cox's  sub,  Ua  12  and  13  b  7,  29 

38  14  Mar  25, '90,  R  8  Cox  to  H  B  Bacon 
  $580 

West  Pollman,  It  46  b  38,  28  37  14  Jan  7, 
Am  T  &  S  Bk  to  G  R  Bieker  $6C0 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Go's  sub.  It  41  b  2,  10  39 
13  Mar  lO,  H  Jensen  to  R  H  Sheville 
 $600 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  43  b  10,  19  49  14  Mar  16,  A 
Glenz  to  L  Klewer   $500 

Yerkes'  sob.  It  40  b  15,  19  40  14  Mar  21, 
Est  of  B  Johnson  to  I  Flodberg    ..  $760 

Zander  &  Go's  sob.  It  9  n  w  qr  18  40  14 
Oct  8, '94.  J  Q  Bnoknam  to  L  H  Halker 
 $825 


OAliDMET. 

Plaoerdale,  It  82  b  1  mch  22,  A  Chytrane  et  al  to  A 

Noreeo  jgoo 

Jernberg's  enb.  It  3  b  6  n  w  qr  20  87  14  mch  22,  J 

Anderson  to  L  Anderson   (sso 

Jernberg'B  enb,  same;  jan  8,'94,  V  M  Hashes  to  J 

Anderson  |3so 

Morgan  Pk,  It  7  b  "R"  mch  16,  F  0  Ayers  to  E  J 

Oflby  $1600 

Plaoerdale,  It  30  b  3  mch  22,  A  Chytrans  to  H  Ohle- 

80°   »6C0 


Robinson  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  13  b  1  n  w  qr  4  39  13 

mch  19,  D  Oruse  to  J  P  MoElroy   1207 

Mandell  &  Hyman's  sob.  It  6  b  16.  20  39  13  jnly  2. 

'89,  E  D  Mandell  to  M  Foley  $1200 

Woodbine  add.  Its  13  14  and  15  b  7  mch  12,  J  D  0 

Krebs  to  J  Harper  et  al  tiroo 

Scoville's  sub,  pt  It  4  resub  Its  1  to  11  e  w  qr  7  39 

13  mch  23,  J  V  Read  to  R  P  MoNnlta  $5600 

Reynolds'  snb.  It  fi  b  8  s  w  qr  6  39  13  moh  20,  W  F 

Todd  1 1  E  Slpperly  11706 

Berwyn,  Andrews  A  P's  3rd  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  46  feb 

29,  W  J  Andrews  to  J  8  Smith  $4600 

Austinville,  Anslin's  add,  It  169  b  11  mch  21,  0  Ahl- 

grini  to  E  Baker  $4(00 

Sallsbary's  sub,  \t*  36  and  86  b  12,  6  89  13  mch  Ifi, 

E  Nichols  to  P  Harrington  $800 

Woodbine  arid.  Its  2a  and  24  b  3  mch  16,  N  L  Yonng 

to  W  H  Van  Fpps  $1300 

Woodbine  add,  62  Its;  moh  28,  Same  to  M  N 

Pa'ne  ...$30,000 

Union  Mot  Life  Ins  Go's  snb.  It  18  b  9.  19  39  13  mch 

25,  J  Woulfe  to  M  W  Oasey   {460 

W  Harrison  st  sub.  It  4  b  1,  17  39  13  mch  26,  0  T 

Lange  to  0  HibbelT  |400 

W  Harrison  st,  It  3  b  1  samp;  mch  26  F  0  Laoge  to 

Same    $400 

Austin.  Rudolph  &  Ohladek's  add,  It  89  and  8  hf  It 

90  uov  22,'94,  G  Falleen  to  J  H  Haskins  $760 

Hill's  resnb.  It  16  b  2,  it  2  Owen  &  M's  snb  s  w  qr  9 

39  13  mch  26,  F  A  Hill  to  O  Rabe  $1166 

Lt  26  b  26  b  3  snb  e  ht  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  IS  feb  2%  E 

Hogenson  to  A  Olson  $lfOO 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  adi.  It  33  and  n  10  ft  It 

82  b  8  mch  91,  H  A  Sellen  to  J  0  Harris  Igsfl 

Austin,  2Qd  add.  It  236  b  12  mch  9,  E  Baitlett  to  0 

O  Olemenson  $1800 

Taylor's  sub.  It  22  b  12  e  bf  s  w  qr  33  39  13  july  16, 

'92.  0  T  Taylor  to  J  B  Oarlsoa   $300 

Austin,  Dickey  &  B's  add.  It  14  mch  18,  H  Ephralm 
to  0  Wald   1700 

EVAN8T0N . 

Evanstoo,  Browne  &  Culver's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  2 

moh  21),  E  J  Sutton  to  0  Jensen...  $600 

Evanstou,  Brown's  add.  It  1  b  2  feb  20,  Est  L  Oker- 

stein  to  0  Okersteln  Jeoo 

Evanston  Centre  2nd  add.  It  16  b  3  mch  18,  W  B 

Phillips  too  Webber  t40n 

Oakton  snb.  Us  23  and  24  b  4,  24  41  13  mch  16,  H 

Sontsg  to  J  Kern  $1200 

Evanston,  Grant  &  Jackson's  add,  s  hf  It  1  b  5  mch 

20,  E  W  Svahne  to  P  A  Melander  $1400 

Evanston.  Keeuey  &  Rinn's  add.  It  2  b  7  mch  11,  M 

Bugner  to  J  G  Falcon  $2500 

Rogers  Pk,  Keeney's  add.  It  12  b  7  moh  21,  J  F 

Pratt  to  Wm  L  Exley  $1200 

Evantton,  Pitner  &  S's  8rd  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  3 

June  10,'91,  H  Wardner  to  O  S  Hungerlord ..  .$3009 
Lt  3  b  76  snb  pt  n  hf  n  hf  19  41  14  mch  18,  H  A  Bol- 
Ilng^bead  to  M  A  Belknap  $8000 


La  Grange,  Ooasitt's  Ist  add,  n  hf  It  8  b  15  mch  20, 

F  D  Oossitt  to  E  D  Snyder  et  al  $1250 

20  acrei  in  w  hf  s  w  qr  15  38  12  feb  26,  M  Duthil  to 

J  K  Uarrell  $8000 

20  acres  same;  feb  26,  J  K  Harrell  to  M  Duthll.  .$8000 
Ourtis'  sub.  It  17T  e  ht  6  38  18  moh  16,  1  H  Curtis  to 

C  P  Mueller  $150 

Pt  8  hf  8  w  qr  8  e  qr  12  38  12  oct  22, '94,  J  Wel- 
bonrne  to  W  T  Welbonrne  $1000 


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Wachter'8  enb,  It  22  b  6,  Its  19  20  and  21  b  12  e  hf  6 

38  13  moh  21,  ^  0  Waohter  to  B  A  Allen  »1500 

W  hf  n  w  J4(d  of  8  w Plank  Road)  3  38 12  ex  R  Kmoh 

21,  Must  in  Chy  to  F  Hofman  $21,000 

E  bf  s  e  qr  6  38  12  moh  20,  Mast  In  Ohy  to  J  Leltch 

 $89,584 

E  hf  8  e  qr  6  38  12  mch  20,  J  Leitch  to  Hy  N  Cooper 

 $95,901 

E  hf  8  e  qr  6  38  12  moh  20,  Hy  N  Cooper  to  C  A 

Moses  $95,901 

La  Grange,  It  12  b  11  mcb  21,  R  W  MoEven  to  A  O 

Batler   $6000 

Und  hf  n  47  rds  e  48  rds  s  w  qr  2  38  12  feb  19,  J  O 

O'Oonnell  to  J  O'Langhlln  $13(0 

Pt  Its  5  and  6  8  e  oor  8  e  qr  32  38  12  mch  22,  J  H 

Banks  to  J  Zenk  $)j60 

Pt  w  hf  n  w  qr  3  38  12  mch  26,  F  Hoffmann  to  Wm 

J  Moore  $28,0(0 

Pt  w  hf  n  w  qr  game;  mch  26,  Wm  J  Moore  to  S  E 

Gross  $28,000 

Wachter'a  enb.  Its  5  and  12  b  7  bs  8  4  etc  snb  e  hf  6 

38  13  dec  11,'94,  J  0  Wachter  to  Wm  Oheokett  .$80o 


Pt  8  hf  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  34  41  12  mch  1,  D  Zaehler  to  H 
E  RedeliDRS  |975 

Edison  Pk,  Iti  39  and  40  b  15  jan  11,  J  R  Bntler  et 
al  toF  W  Whitoomb  1850 

Oanfleld,  12  acree  in  b  1  mch  2;,  H  Snell  to  D  8 
JafCrsy  $10,0i  0 

MEW  TBIEB. 
Glencoe,  Boraff's  eub.  Its  8  9  and  10  b  7  sept  26,'94, 

L  H  Harris  to  B  Wolf   |16l0 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  Its  4  and  6  b  21  mch  18,  H 

M  Crane  to  F  W  Pond  11500 

Keullworth,  It  4  b  6  mch  16.  R  E  Small  to  L  D 

Haslam   $3250 

WilTaette,  Paul's  add,  pt  b  6  mch  21,  L  D  Kobert- 

son  to  F  Schne  tner   $5000 

Co  Clk'8  div.  Its  20  21  and  22,  33  42  18  mch   22,  H 

Thalmaun  to  J  Alles  Jr  $4200 

Kenllwortb,  Avoca  add.  It  27  b  8  mch  11.  L  F  Lor- 

anger  to  L  Loranger  $300 

Winnetka,  Oak  Grove  add.  its  34  36  36  and  64  mch 

20,  P  H  Pchmitz  to  J  E  tieinwerlh  $600 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mat  Ld  Assn  enb.  Its  12  13  14  and 

18  b  6  and  It  1  b  6  dec  27,'94,  T  A  Boady  to  J  I 

Pearoe  Jr   13500 

Ch'go  N  Shore  Ld  Lo'8  snb.  It  14  b  33,  8  17  and  18 

42  13  mch  7,  Wm  D  Preston  to  P  B  Gord  ^n  $600 

Winnetka,  Peck's  snb.  It  4  b  6  lECb  19,  S  W  Oegood 

to  E  W  Osgood  $600 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  It  3  b  16  feb  2,  E  E  Wood 

to  O  J  Roath  $750 

OBLAND 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  4  b  30  a.oh  19,  F  Hewson  to  A  8ti°- 

fel  t2l 

N  10  acres,  s  30  acres  w  hf  n  e  qr  9  36  12  mch  13,  H 

U  Hnbbard  to  Wm  Cox  $2000 

Alpine  Bgts,  its  27  and  28  b  13  feb  13,  T  G  &  T  Co 

to  J  MagDlre  1400 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  16  b  26  mch  22.  A  Bereman  to  H  L 

Richardson  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  18  b  23  feb  28,  Title  Q  &  T  Co  to  E 

T  Buckley  $2oo 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  32  and  33  b  12  mch  14,  Title  G  &  T 

Co  to  J  P  Glaae  $40o 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  29  b  7  mch  13,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  H 

H  Putnam  $200 

Cottage  Home  snb,  s  hf  e  hf  b  14  e  hf  n  e  qr  9  36  12 

mch  23,  J  T  Dale  to  H  Kott  $375 

PB0VI80. 

Groesdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  31  b  56  oct  17,>92,  8  E 

Grose  to  M  Holt  $200 

Grossdale,  Its  4  and  6  b  7  mch  5,  C  Milligan  to  8  E 


Pt  n  w  qr  81  36  16  mch  15,  F  Haack  to  Wm  Berkow 
   $300 

Harvey,  McMahon's  add.  Its  63  and  64  b  3  mch  12, 
C  G  Welton  to  F  N  Mrckridge  $760 

Lts  48  61  and  62  b  1  enb  pt  n  w  qr  19  36  14  mch  I, 
Paul  Liebech  to  Minnie  Liebeoh  $810 

BLOOM. 

Oh'gi  Hgte,  Ite  19  and  20  b  70  ang  «,  A   W  MoEl- 

downey  to  L  Sanderson    $800 

Columbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add.  Its  6aLd  7  b  26, 

DOh  11,  J  Ernsel  to  A  F  Keenoy  $4301, 

Colombia  Hgts,  same  add.  mcb  18,  A  F  Eeeney  to 

G  Holtz  $6rO 

Ch'go  Hgte,  It  22  b  2,  Its  3ii  ai  d  31  b  70  mch  15, 

Ch'go  T  &  T  Co  to  H  E  Greei  field  $700 

Columbia  Hgte,  Keeney'e  2nd  add.  Its  19  to  23  b  20 

mch  18,  A  F  Keeney  to  G  Holtz  $1260 

Ch'go  Hgts.  Keeney's  sub.  It  41  b  26  mch  21,  A  F 

Eeeney  to  8  B  Brigge  $200 

Ch'go  Hgte,  It  15  b  72  mch  2,  Ch'go  T  <fe  T  Co  to  I 

Eneifel  $63(j 

Ch'go  Pg  8.  Eeeney'e  fub.  Its  9  to  19  b  32,  33  36  14 

mch  16,  A  F  Keeney  to  B  A  Heines  $23(0 

Columbia  Hgts  Eeeney's  ?nd  add,  He  10  aud  lib 

18.  33  !  5  14  mch  23,  Same  to  M  Smith  $  00 

Columbia  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  15 16  and  17  b  H  same; 

mch  21,  Same  to  Same  ,   $750 

BBEMEN. 

Clairmont,  Smith's  2Dd  add.  Its  121  and  122  mch 
U,  H  E  Barrel!  to  M  f  Poole  $420 

Wireton  Park,  l";  SO  b  14  mch  18,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  M 
Moore     $600 

Wire  on  Pk,  1129  b  14  mch  18,  Same  10  J  Baum- 
eardter   $61  0 

Wireton  Pk,  It  28  b  14  Same  to  T  8  Stewart  $600 

Oak  Lawn,  Orandall's  snb.  It  28  b  19,  4  37   13  mch 

19,  L  E  '  rajdall  to  M  0  Means  $360 

Clairmont,  Its  228  and  229  mch  26,  8  E  Barrel  I  to  J 

E  V0S8  $415 

WOBTH. 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacob's  sub.  It  19  b  30  s  e  qr  2  37  13 
nov  10,'92,  B  F  Jacabs  to  B  M  Steohenson. ..  JlOtO 

Its  47  and  48  b  4  enb  w  bf  s  e  qr  4  87  13  di  c  ','94,  J 
Olson  to  E  Wakeley  5  600 


Groes  . 


.  $700 


Harlem,  South  add.  It  26  b  8  feb  16,  J  G  Lobstein 
to  N  Van  Gesel  $250 

Harlem,  sane  add.  It  26  b  3  feb  16,  Same  to  J  Van 
"eeel   ,250 

Madison  st  add.  Us  69D  and  691  mch  1,'90,  W  Pepper 
et  al  to  W  McEinnester  $370 

OrosBdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Its  25  and  26  b  59  july  3, 
'93,  8  E  Gross  to  W  E  Grover  $375 

Groesdale,  same  add.  Its  14  and  15  b  63  may  2,'92, 
Same  to  M  WiudhauEen  !.$360 

Madison  et  add.  Its  f  23  and  624  mch  26,  G  W  Ma- 
honey  to  L  P  Wilcox  I4Q0 

Maywood,  Its  16  and  17  b  178  jan  80,  D  M  Smashey 
t°8Kiltz  ,1000 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey.  Its  14  and  15  b  116  mch  18,  C  A  Dean  to  J 

^S'^^'Kl^'  $1000 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  "T"  dec 

.     22, '93,  E  Q  Story  to  E  8  Read  $2500 

W  Hammond,  Its  27  and  28  b  11  mch  20,  0  M  Story 

to  F  bzwelkowski   Ig00 

W  20  acres  of  e  181  acres  n  hf  32  36  14  mch  20,  T  8 

Johnson  to  0  Fuhrmann   $1475 

Woodlawn  av  eub.  It  81  b  2  e  hf  s  e  qr  35  36  14  moh 

26,  A  McGinn  to  J  Colby   1250 

Woodlawn  av  enb.  Its  29  30  31  and  36  to*46  b'2,  35  36 

14  feb  27,  L  A  McGinn  to  A  McQJnn   $8600 


Indian  Highlande,  118  47  and  48  b  6  mch  18,  G  B 

Finch  to  A  T  Carlson  J660 

Indian  Highlands.  It  22  b  7  jan  21,  G  B  r  It  ch  to  O 

8  Wheeler  $200 

Norwood  Ik,  Lowry'8  2nd  add.  Its  276  and  277  moh 

22,  L  M  Leeds  to  Wm  E  Rolla  $500 

Ch'go  Hgts'  enb.  Its  9  and  11  b  11  w  hf  s  e  qr  26  40 

12  july  10,'94,  E  B  Weeks  to  F  W  E11fw>  rth.. .  $601) 
BIVEBSIDE. 

Rivereide,  let  div,  s  hf  it  18  b  6  mch  15,  j  L  Lee  to 
D  Montague  et  al  $1250 

Hollywood,  It  36  b  7  june  11  ,'94.  8  E  Groes  to  J 
Schweriu  ,  1445 

NII.E3. 

6.90  acres  in  e  hf  n  w  qr  19  41  13  mch  20,  M  Voes  to 
A  Wolter  $,460 

Morton  Grove  eub,  Ite  11  and  15  b  2  jsn  16,'9t,  Q  E 
Fernald  to  Wm  Heath  $5(0 

PALATINE . 

Lts  10  and  16  in  16  42  10  dec  13,'94,  Jno  Eiteon  to 
J  E  Eitson  Jr  $1000 

Palatine,  s  hf  Its  1  and  2  b  9  feb  20,  Eat  L  D  Fay  to 
''Dorge  ;$986 

SOBAUMBEBQ. 
E  hf  8  w  qr  and'  e  20  acres  w  hf  e  w  qr  29  41 
26,  H  F  Redeker  to  H  E  Quindel  


10 


feb 
$8000 

PALOS. 

37  acres  in  n  w  qr  16  37  12  mch  22,  L  Neuman  to  M 
t-nx  $2000 

37  acres  same:  mch  22,  M  Lux  to  E  Hargarten..t20n0 

Palos  Pk  eub,  b  6  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  27  b7  12  mch  6,  O  E 
MoDson  to  J  Klein   $1250 

10  acres  in  e  hf  e  w  qr  29  37  12  mch  23,  N  E  Eufh  to 
to  J  F  Bueh  $400 

HANOVEB. 

6  acres  In  e  w  qr  18  41  9  dec  8,  F  C   Wahl   ta  C  E 

Oom'ns  $4,,jo 

Elgin,  Elgin  Hgte  add,  it  6  b  6  sept  19,'91,  Wm 
 $370 

BIOH. 

8  w  qr  2  35  13  and  other  prop;  feb  8,'94.  L  Hibbing 

toFHibbing    ..$12,140 

8  w  qr  same;  feb  8, '94,  L  HlDblng  to  F  Hibbl  g 

 $12,140 

WHEELING. 

Pt  w  hf  e  e  qr  e  hf  s  e  qr  and  pt  e  hf  n  w  qr  82  42 
11.  mch  *.  McOormick  Harvesting  Co  to  C  H  Mc- 


Grote  to  A  Anderson. 


Oormick . 


.$9,233 


N  3B1HF1ELD. 


Lte  1  to  48  b  2  enb  e  hf  e  e  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  e  e  qr  12 
42  12  moh  20,  D  0  Boraft  to  M  F  Roch  $14,500 


MKKIM*  AND  jnORTUA<>}Ktl. 

Including  BulldinB  and  Loan  Societies. 

Alfredson  J  to  W  F  Lnbeke  feb  12  It  11  b 

.5.  1  39  13  5y  75!   $42C0 

Brandt  I  to  E  8  Dreyer  moh  16  It  17  b  4, 

8  88  14,8y  61^^   $2300 

Benceit  A  to  O  Van  Zandt  moh  13  Its  25 

and  26  b  2  b  9,  33  39  14,  3y  6%  $5000 

Bntts  S  to  P  J  Wetzel  moh  5  It  22  b  1,  18 

39  14,  6^   $3500 

Berg  A  G  to  8  L  Boyoe  mch  23  he  3  and 

34  b  1,  10  38  14,  fiy  6%  |VCOO 

Bnte  A  to  S  Polbey  moh  14  It  46  and  pt 

44  It  2  b  3,  ShefiE  add  7^   $8000 

Bahn  W  F  to  W  Heinemann  moh  20  It  20 

b  V,  25  40  13,  3y  6%  $1000 

Belding  M  L  to  d  E  Hnrlbnt  feb  19,  It  15 

It  13  b  5,  13  37  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Barnhardt  F  0  to  T  Templeton  moh  21 

pt  Its,  Co  01k  div  14  38  14,  e%  $6000 

Bailey  A  J  &  H  to  A  Van  Vlicsing^en  feb 
£3  Its  b  63  and  It  46  b  71,  Barvey  3y  7 

%  $1000 

Brown  M  to  E  8  Dreyer  feb  7  It  3  It  20  b 

2,  9  3    14.  3y  8;{    $1750 

Baumg  •r:en  Q  to  G  L  Beck  moh  13,  Its  1 

and  pt  2  b  17,  29  40  14,  6y  6%. .  $4100 

Hary  W  B  to  A  E  Bingham  feb  1  pt  It  10 

F  restville  ly  6%   ,  $7800 

Barker  A  W  to  J  Onaedinger  moh  7  It  30 

and  pt  31  b  90,  27  39  14,  I7  6%  $9000 

Barberka  V  C  to  J  W  Gary  moh  15  It  24 

b  24.  etc,  12  39  13,  5y  5l4%    $5(  00 

Braober  El  to  J  C  Schnmacher  moh  12  its 

I  to  10  b  30,  25  40  12,  8^  $1000 

Brnitmeg  E  E  to  A  E  Barr  moh  9  it  52  b 

26,  17  39  14,  3y  6!^  $1600 

Braober  K  to  J  0  ScOamaoher  moh  12  pt 

b  30,  25  40  12,  8%  $1000 

BehrecB  M  to  W  Reimers  moh  18  It  29  b 

1 40,  8  Chicago  6%   . . .  $3(  00 

Baaermeieter  8  to  W  Heinemann  moh  12 

pt  It  1,  25  40  13.  3y  7%  $18C0 

Bletsoh  W  Q  to  W  B  MoClner  mch  5  Ita 

II  and  12,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

BakerhDS  D  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  8  it  19 

and  20   b  8,  Bntter    W  &  W  add  5y  5% 

 $9000 

Bnokley  R  to  A  Peterson  moh  20  it  27  b 

1,  24  39  13,  5y  6^  $35^0 

Bitiner  W  to  J  H    Van  Vlisaingen  moh  5 

It  U  b  4,  3  39  13,  5y  6^  $3500 

Beebie  W  O  to  C  H  Niemann  moh  1  Its  10 

and  11  b  16,  29  40  14,  2y  6%  $10,000 

Bergman  A  to  8  W  Oonnell  moh  19  It  21 

b  3,  Connels  add  6y  7%    ...  $2000 

Begley  M  D  to  E  O  Brown  moh  22  it  7  b 

4  6  6,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Borg  H  G  to  8  L  Boyoe  moh  23  It  23  and 

24  b  1,  16  38  14.  5y  6%  $2000 

Bosoh  P  to  A  T  Gait  moh  19  It  12  b  6,  19 

40  14,  5y  6%   $2(00 

Bachetz  J  to  W   Loeb  moh  18  It  7  b  4,  30 

40  14  $1100 

Barthol  B  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  moh  19  It 

13  b  14,  19  40  14,  3y  7^   $1400 

Bailey  M  J  to  0  8  Qoinlan   moh  18  pt  it 

17  b  2,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Bauerle  0  to  E  Ammon  moh  16  It  20  b  2, 

36  40  13  7!?  $1800 

Clinnin  J  G  to  Will  H  Moore  mob  16  pt  It 

2  It  15,  eto  11  38  14,  4y  6^  $30(0 

Grain  O  H  to  E  F  Bay  ley  moh  15  It  9  b  1, 

10  38  14,  4y  6%  $5006 

Cohen  A  to  Jesse    Holdom  moh  19   It  8  b 

37,  8  8  add  3y  6^   $4500 

Crosby  J, to  M  E  Greenebaom  moh  18  Its 

8  to  10  b  3.  30  39  14,  9y  6^  $60C0 

Conrie  P  to  F  Wengers  moh  15  It  2u  b  41, 

6  37  15,  3y  fi^   $3500 

Connorty  F  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  B  Aasn 
moh  19  It  16  and  pt  15  b  4,  4  38  14.  6% 

 $2(00 

Cooper  T  to  Northn  T  Co  moh  20  It  32  b 

2,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Close  G  D  to  J  0  Neely  moh  12  It  35  s  w 

3^,  n  e  34,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Chapman  8  to  Am  Trust  &  8  Bank  moh 

27  It  8  b  2,  22  39  14,  5y  6%  $18,(00 

Cory  O  P  to  H  C  Zattermeister  nov  2  pt 

It  23  b  5.  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Cohen  R  8  to  8  8trans  mch  22  pt  It  11  b 

5!,  21  39  15,  6y  6%  ".  $2600 

Ceole  J  to  W  Ka'spar  moh  21  It  24  b  2,  22 

39  13,  5y  7%  $1600 

Carey   T  to   Free  Home  B  L  &  H  Assn 
moh  21  It  1  and  8  to  10,  Shield  4  G  snb 

6  38  14,  6^  $2500 

"Chicago  Herald  Co"  to  HIT  &  8  Bk  mch 
1  pt  It  2  b  55,  o  t,  and  all  paop  lOy  6% 

 $60n,000 

Crain  C  E   to  Westn  Union  B   at  L  Assn 

moh  18  It  13  b  1,  18  41  14,  6^  $2500 

Ozokaha  J  to  J  Kradziorski  moh  16  It  25 

b  5;  5  39  U,6i   . .  $2400 

Ohalifonx  J  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  7  It  10 


b  1,  17  .39  14,  5y6^   $11,000 

Oarlstein  Q   M  to  Chi  Title  <k  T  Co  moh 

13  It  26  b  4,  18  40  14,  6y  e%  $3300 

Cath  Bish  of  Chi  to  M  W  Kozniiti'bi  moh 

18  It  56  and  pt  It  55  b  15,  17  39  14,  3y 
6^  $7000 

Cnmmings  J  R  to  J  Stern  moh  5  It  6  b  4. 

36  38  14,   inooo 

Crimp  E  to  E  C  Wentworth  jan  1  It  l^  It 

12,  10  38  14,  5y  6J5  $5  00 

Conroy  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  22  It 

19  b  2,  33  39  14,  5y  7^   $1600 

Cossett  F  D  to  W  F  Vallette  moh  15  It  15 

b  19,  4  38  12,  5y  6^   SIOOO 

Cremmil  H  to  W  H  Holden  moh  18  pt  Its 

35  to  38  b  2,  8  39  14,  6y  e%  ....$3500 

Calosen  H  O  to  0  W  Kellner  moh  16  pt  b 

1  and  2  b  46,  19  40  14,  6^  $6000 

Danstr  A  to  C  F  Sohlytern  moh  16  It  1  b 

73,  Rnssell  M  &  R  Add  5y  62.  $15,000 
Dwyer  M  to  J  B   Galloway  moh  15  It  42 

Prnssing  snbd  12  39  13,  6y   72.  ...$2510 
Dennis  C  A  to  W  Heinemann  moh  18  Its 

45  and  46  b  2,  22  40  13  5y  7%  $2000 

Davis  F  P  to   P  W  8nowhoob  moh  1  It  1 

and  2  b  9,  10  39  13.  5y  6»^2.  ...$5000 
Daily  D  and  A  to  J  F  Todd  mch  8  It  71  It 

3,  4  38  14,  7%  $3000 

Danert  G  to  Home  Mot  L  Assn  moh  13  It 

31  b  41,  Ogden  add  e}4%  $2000 

Donahne  M  M  to  F  B  Peabody  mch  20  pt 

It  9  b  97,  37  39  14.  5y  B%   $12,(  00 

Danley  B  E  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  moh  22,  pt 

It  10  b  1,  14  38  14.  6^  $2000 

Dothil  M  to  F  K  Allen  moh  18  It  6  It  12  b 

5,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $2760 

Dawson  P  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  8  It  1  b 

12,  B  W  &  W  add  5y  6^   $5000 

ELrman  M  to  8  W  Conuell  moh  11  pt  It  6 

b  3,  Wolcott  add  3y  62  $10,000 

Edward  N  N  E  to  F  K  Allen  moh  13  pt  It 

18  b  45,  33  40  14,  62   $3400 

Ex  J  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  1  It  22  and  pt 

23  b  2,  Sntton  add  5y  62    $7^00 

Engetrandt  0  E  to   8  W  Btrans  mob  16 
Its  31  and  32,  Lester  snb  16  38  14,  5y  6 

^   $12,500 

Epstein  C  to  M  W  Rozminski  mcb  16  It 

32  b  22,  17  39  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Elliott  H  to  J  P  Smith  moh  il  pt  it  1»  b 

2,  10  38  14,  3y  6%%  $3000 

Fillenstein  J  to  3l8t  St  B  &  L  Asac  feb  19 

It  10  b  1,  28  39  14   $.3(iC0 

Fitzgerald  P   to  W  A   Bond  moh  :0  It  23 

and  24  b  3,  'a  39  14,  5y  62  $7200 

Feltenstein  8  to  G  L  Magill  moh  18  It  6  b 

2,  28  39  14,  62  $2£00 

Franzen  U  P  to  B  Rabens  moh  18   Ita  25 

to  27  b  2,  .33  40  It.  5y  62  $31,000 

Flory  J  to  J  H  Ashley  moh  16  Its  7  and  10 

b  5,  33  39  14,  3y  62   $2000 

Fenake  O  to  N  Chi  Mai    8  &  B  Assn  moh 

15  It  44  b  2,  5  39  14  $5000 

Flick  E  to  W  Beioemann  moh  18  It  7  b 

44,  83  40  13,  3y  62   $1500 

Earner  J  N  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  mob  15  pt 

b  25,  10  39  12,  72  6  deeds  $7100 

Fiege-3baam  F  to  G  J  Tatge  moh  25  It  39 

b  61,  19  39  14,  ly  62   $1400 

Frett  A  to  W  Bocd   iaiy  4  It  4  b  6,  28 

39  14,62  .'  $^848 

Fader  A  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  15  pt  It  11 

b  12,  3  38  14,  5y  62  $5000 

Faden  A   to  C  D   Gordon  moh  19  same 

prop  4y  7^  $1800 

Farnnm  E  W  to  M  E  Greenebaom  nach  19 

pt  It  23  b  14,  36  40  13,  2y  72   $1300 

Frink  W  to  fl  H  Walker  moh  1  pt  s  e  ^ 
n  e  34  8  w  34^,  31  39  14,  Cy  72  H  deeds 

 $14,600 

Ford  J  M  to  W  D  Kerfoot  mch  16  It  13  b 

2,  28  40  14,  3y  62  $1100 

Fischer  A  J  to  P  Van  Vlissiugen  moh  12 

It  8  b  3,  6  39  14,  5y  7^   $4500 

Geonbardt  F  C  to  J  L  Bammell  moh  15 

It  29  b  3,  2  39  13,  62  $180,0 

Graenzig  W  to  H  O  Zattermei^iter  moh  15 
It  20  Evans  &  N  snb  20  <;9  14,  5y  62 

  $1700 

Goetz  B  to  0  C  Kohlsaat  jnly  2  It  29  b  6, 

33  40  14.  5y  6%  $5(i00 

Godfrieaax  C  N  to  E  F  Oomstook  moh  15 
Its  4  and   5  b  4  b    16,  Sheff  add  3y  ii% 

 $3,500 

Garden  W  to  8  M  Moore  moh  22  pt  It  1 

13  39  13,  5y  62  $2000 

Goldstine  D  to  8  W  Booth  mch  19  It  9  It 

5,  21  39  14,  ly  62  $6!  00 

Grnbbs  R  A  to  Northn  Trus^t  Co  feb  27  It 

39  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  62  $.3000 

Glaver  G  to  A  L  Baker  mch  13  It  11  It  2  b 

84,  s  s  add  5y  52  $35,000 

Germand  W  to  T  Kearney  moh  15  It  13  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3y  72  $£000 

Qonid  C  P  to  W  H  Mathews  moh  15  It  35 
and  pt  36  b  7,  16  38  14,'  5j  6%  $3600 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUIL£)ING  JOURNAL 


March  30,  1895. 


Olooksoa  E  to  M  Helbe.g  moh  1  pt  It  2 

It  1,  31  37  14,  oy  6«  |3600 

Oehrmann  E  toJ  R  Foa'ike  moh  Id  pt  It 

68,  Ellis  e  add  5y  6«  |9000 

GaDsber^^en  M  M  to  E  G  Mason  mob  12 

pt  It  6  b  e<,  36  40  13.  f>y  6%  |3fOO 

Hammerlood  L  to  E  Q  Paaling  moh  8  It 

48  b  7,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $7000 

Hnsoher  G   L  to  W  Wolf  jan  2  It  10  b  3. 

24  40  13,  :Jy  6%....  |200U 

Uenson  F  to  S  E  C-andall  moh  25  pt  w 

3^  a  w  1^  21  38  12.  2y  6^  $3000 

Hofeld  B  to  M  E   Greenebanm  moh  25  It 

4  It  2  b  5,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $5'  00 

HodsoD  3  k  to  h.  Wisner  moh  26  It  31  b  1, 

39  39  13,  Sy  655  f  1500 

Hennebole  F  to   I  W  Boell  jan  3  It  20  b 

56,  So  Ohioago  3y  6$   |2900 

Hoellen  M  to  S  Berger  moh  21  It  39  and 

pt  38  It  2  b  1,  Sheffield  add  3v  6i?.  .$2300 
Holden  O  N  est  of  to  est  of  E  Francis  feb 

18  n  100  ft  It  3  b   119,  8  8  aad,  ( 100-102 

Madison)  5y  4^^,%   $10." ,000 

idintz  L  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  mah  18  It  11  b 

6  eto.  29  40  14,  5y  6«  ftoOC 

Hand  J  P  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  moh  13  pt 

b  39,  Elston  add  3y  6«  6  deeds  . . .  .$7500 
Harding  B  L    to  W  Madlang  moh  19  pt 

It  1  to  3  b  1,  8  40  13.  3y  7%   $4800 

Book  N  to  W  B  MoOloer  mch  5  Us  8  and 

9  b  2,  20  40  14,  6%  $300  ! 

Hanson  0  to  O  Hanson  moh  20  It  99  b  23, 

7  39  14,  3y  6%   }5  lOO 

Heeb  B  D  to  J  H  Van  VliesiDgen  moh  18 

It  4  b  5,  5  40  14,  3  mo?  7%  $220t) 

Hasenjayer  O  to  H  0  Zattermeister  moh 

20  It  34  b  4,  lO  39  14,  6^  $1500 

Holton  AM  to  G  D  Pease  dov  22,  Us  57 

and  58  b  60,  7  39  14,  6mo3  7%  $9000 

Harvell  J  K  to  E  Dothil  feb  26  pt  w  }4 

8  w  >^  15  38  12,  5y   $40C0 

Higgins  A  C  to  G    R  Barrett  moh  22,  Its 

36  to  39  b  7,  36  38  14,  3y  fi^  $6500 

Saxley  H  to  T  J  Holmes  Jan  i!3  pt  It  22  b 

1,  32  38  14,  ly  6^   ...$1600 

Hedenbbrg  J  W  to  Ohi  Title  &  T  Co  moh 

14  It  25  b  2,  13  39  13.  3y  6^   $2500 

Hirachl  0  to  Northern  T  Oo  moh  13  It  8  b 

1,  14  38  14,  2y  655  $6000 

Heinzmann  F  S  to  H  Felseothal,  Its  1 

and  6  It  V>,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $4030 

Israel  S  to  D  B  Hutchinson  oot  21  It  4  b 

4,  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $12(0 

Jacobs  W  V  to  L  A  Carton  ang  15  least 

of  Its  11  aod  12  and  13  b  2,  16  38  14,  1 

y7^  $10,000 

Johnsen  M  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  moh  19  It  6 

b95,  Elston  add  5/  e%  $2500 

JaoobaoD  F  to  C  J  Kavanagh  moh  5  It  24 

b  57.  6  37  15.  5y  6%  $3000 

Johnson  T  to  E  G  Paaling  moh  14  It  12  b 

7,  1  39  13,  5y  6^    $5000 

Jeseozek  J  to  I  Baam<?artel  moh  15  It  53 

b  36  and  It  It  b  48,  19  39  14,  ly  7^.  .$1700 
Jetieik  F  J  to  O  Knbin  moh  16  It  16  b  1. 

Brand  add  3y  6%   $2200 

Johnson  M   to  A   Gatzert  moh   27  It  64 

HdU  8Qb  4  39  14,  5y  6i?.  $1500 

JchnseD  J  to  P  O  Stensland  moh  16  It  1 

It  14  b  47,  Jefferson  5y  6%   $6000 

Johnson  0  8  to  F  T  Colby  moh  22  Its  6 

and  7  b  6,  1  39  19,  6^   $4000 

Johnson  G  H  to  H  T  Gilbert  moh  18  It  22 

b  5,4  3a  12    2y  7^   $2750 

Kolman  H  to  A  Schiller  feb  21  Its  2U  to 

22,  Co  Clk  snb.  33  42  13,  6%  $1600 

Kimball  R  F  to  N  M  Jones  moh  13  nt  b  4, 

23  38  14,  6%  16  deeds  p  m  "$16,000 

Kea^ley  U  to  A  Wisner  mch  21  It  .50  and 

pt  4(1  b  6,  28  40  14,  f.y  1%   $2803 

Kuehn  O  to  M  O   Smith  moh  23  It  46  b  7, 

6  39  H,7%  $2419 

King  E  A  to  G  E  Staof.  rd  moh  14  pt  Its 

15  and  16.  32  40  14,  7%.  $6000 

Kvasmika  F  to  J  Daniel  moh  13  Its  1  to 

20  b  128,  May  wood  7^   $3009 

Kloss  M  to  W  Sherwin  moh  18  It  8  b  1,  25 

39  13  7%   113200 

Kalschke  G  to  A  PiKe  moh  18  It  34  b  2,  2 

39  13.  7^   $1000 

Klebe  F  to  G  Coombs    moh  18  It  126  b  1, 

36  40  IS,  7%  $1000 

Kingsley  G  8  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  moh 

18  It  8  It  58,  I  39  13  7%   $3500 

Knefel  P  F  to  H  L  Tnruer  moh  13  pt  It  1 

and  2  It  2  b  2J,  1=>  39  14,  6«  $250o0 

Keating  M  to  M  E  Grepaebaum  moh  19  It 

13  b  It,  19  40  13,  3y  7%   $3000 

Kingsley  G  8  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  moh 

18  Its  b  58,  1  39  13.  7«,  $3£00 

Kerrigan  Bio  .MP  Brady  moh  4  Its  35  and 

36  It  8,  b  4.  3y  7%   $1125 

Kran&s  P  to  0  Bohce    moh  20  Us  47  and 

48  b  2,  Rand6^  |5750 

Kennedy  A  J  to  U  8  Osborne  jan  15  Its 


14  and  15  b  -t.  Hal  s  add  2y  7<f  $2600 

Kmelh  J  to  E  G  F  ireiu  la  moh  15  It  21  b 

16,  U  ifc  M  add  f>j  ti%     ...     . .  $5500 

Landsell  J  O  to  Drexel  B  &  L  Assn  jan  7 

It  10  b  40,  28  37  14,  6^   ...$2600 

Lathrop  E  to  0  A  Remington  moh  15  pt 

It  16  b  4,28  38  14,  5y  6%   $60(10 

Lee  T  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  i8  It  31  b  B, 

14  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Lilwehr  W  to  E  F  Foremau  mch  20  It  13 

b  8.13  39  13,  Sy  6^   $4500 

Low  0  Hto  T  T  Pindell  moh  23  It  9  b  18, 

32  39  14,  3y6^  $2200 

Look  E  W  to  F   Laokoer  moh  25  pt  It  13 

It  10  eto,  3  38  14,  6y  6!«  $2000 

Lind  H  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  15  Its  9  to  lib 

2,  3  39  13,  2y  6?   $5500 

LeMoyne  W      to  O  Tiile  A  T  Co  moh  20 

Its  9  to  12  It  11,  North  add  5y  6%  $i7,30i) 
Love  H  K  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  moh  14  blks 

1  to  8.  21  40  14,  5y  6^8  d^eds  $8496 

LaBerge  H  E  to  W  D  Co  jper  moh  20  Its 

12  to  14  b  24,  4  38  12,  7%   $4000 

Lan  W  fl  to  B  8  Dreyer  moh  13  pt  It  3, 

17  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Lewandowski  M  to  VV  B  irtels  moh  16  It  3 

b  46,  17  39  14,  6y  6%  $17C0 

Levinson  J  to  J  Renter  moh  16  It  86  b  5, 

20  39  14,  53  mos  6%.  $1400 

Laechelt  A  to   M  Frohlioh  moh  5  It  67  b 

37,  Sheffield  add  3y  6^   $1800 

Moeller  W  to,  W  Heinemntin  moh  21  pt  It 

3  b  80,  Elston  add  6  mos  7%  $1500 

Moore  W  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  20 

It  2  and  1  b  5,  2  37  14,7?   $1900 

Modin  J  A  to  L  E  3reenebanm  moh  19 

It  39  and  40  b  1,  20  4'i  14,  ly  6%  $3000 

Murphy  F  T  to  M  B  Graenebaom  moh  4 

its  52  to  55  8  w  34  9  38  14,  5y  6^.. $12,000 
Menge  C  to  \  M  Snydaoker  moh  20  It  69 

b  36,  Sheffield  add  6?   $2000 

Middagh  A  F  to  J  W  Merrill  moh  8  pt  It 

76,  18  38  15,  ly  6%  $3000 

Mooney  W  0  to  F  R  Oh  ndler  moh  15  pt 

It  1  It  1  b  64,  5  .37  15,  6y  7%  $H'0 

MoOarthy  P  J    to  P    Barke  moh    7  It  93 

Kedziesub  23  39  13,  ly  6%  .  ..$2000 
Miller  T  to  S  M  Moore  moh  23  It  989  B  to 

Riverside  3rd  6^  $4000 

Mnlachy  0  to  W  Loeb  mch  18  pt  It  17, 

Cleaver  snbd,  34  39  U,  3y  6?  $2700 

Mondry  M  to  M  W   Kozminski  moh  13  It 

68  b  36,  19  39  14.  5y  6^   $2400 

Morris  J  O  to  0   Title  &  T  Co  feb  21  Us 

11  to  28  b  10,  6  37  15.  2y  7%  $3000 

McGregor  H  to  B  Halley  moh  13  It  44  b 

2,  26  39  13,  7«  $1900 

Mitchell  M  J  to  J  W   Gary  moh  5  It  36 

Bowen  sab  3  38  14,  1— y,  5%%  $2000 

Morris  A  V  to  T  F  Judge  feb  13  U  15  s  e 

M  n  e  1^,  13  39  13,  7^ .   $2000 

Mathews  G  M  to  Northern  T  Co  mch  12 

Its  2  and  3  It  3  eto.  It  15  b  5,  13  39  13,  6 

y  6!J  $3600 

Marsh  F  P  to  E  F  Bayley  moh  15  It  6  b  3, 

16  38  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Misoh  G  to  O  C  Batz  moh  13  It  I  and  pt 

2  It  12  It  D,  28  40  14,  3y  6%  $10,000 

Mason  E  S  to  Title  G  &  Troet  Oo  mch  7 

s  e  34  s  w  ^  s  e  34  21  40  13,  5y  6^.$5700 
MoOarthy  F  M  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  moh  8  pt 

b  13,  11  39  13,  2y  6%   $6500 

Martin  E  J  to  A  U  Veeder  moh  15  Its  21 

25  and  26  b   14,  Bronsou's   add  5y  G% 

 $15,000 

MoOabe  J  F  to  H  P  Kranz  moh  8  Its  13  to 

20,  22  eto  b   21  etc,  Edison  Park  3y  6% 

 $3000 

Mikkelson  H  to  M  E  Greenubanm  moh  19 

pt  It  19  b  7,  36  40  13,  3y  7^   $1500 

MoNuliff  T  P  to  Reliance  B  L  &  H  Assn 

moh  18  It  8  sub  of  s  w  34  11  39  13,  7% 

 $2900 

Matthews  S  to  C  L  Hatohiason  moh  15  b 

4,  14  3814,  5y  5^  $7000 

Mattson  0  0  to  W  F  Wiemers   moh  16  It 

32  b  5,  11  39  13,  6^  $4600 

Morehonse  C  D  to  J  R    Foulke  moh  15  It 

6  b  1,  13  39  13,  5y  5%%  $2000 

Morieker  J  to  W  F  O'Hearn  moh  20  It  6 

b  11  b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $2Q00 

Kovutny  V  to  W  Loab   mch  19  It  21  b  2 

eto  CUfiford  add  5y  6«   $4000 

Nathan  B  M  to   F  R  Chandler  moh  16  pt 

It  13  b  8,  3  38  14,  5y  6%   $2000 

Nelson  L  to  0  L  Sohaar  mt  h  IS  Us  2  and 

3  b  7,  D  Pk  add  6y  6^   $3000 

Nystedt  A   to  H  A  Haogan  moh  19  Its  4 

and  2  b  7,  20  38  14,  5y  6^   $6650 

Nicholson  A  to  T  P  Randall  moh  20  It  13 

It  7  b  2.  34  39  U,  2jB%  $6000 

O'Neal  A  O  to  A  Tidbolm  mch  2C  It  15  s  w 

ne  34  2  3  38  14  ,  3y  755   $1200 

O'Day  P  C  to  Northern  T  Oo  jan  11,  It  72 

b  52,  19  39  14,  6y  6%  $66,00 


O'Neill  O  W  to  F  vvhitmore  moh  9  pt  It  8 

b  5,  10  38  14,  3y  655   $1200 

O'Oonnor  0  P  to  P  ^  Snowh  ok  dec  4  It 

32  b  2,  20  39  14.  2y  0%   $2700 

O'Connell  M  M  to  W  U   Hoey  moh  9  It  9, 

Wheeler  sobd  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Osborn  H  A  to  Q  vV  H*le  moh  19  pt  It  14 

b  100,  a  s  add  3y  5i^55   $20,00" 

Oaska  M  to  W  Kaspar   moh  18  It  47  b  4 

33  39  14,  5y  655   $2500 

Prendergast  R  to  8  W  Connell  moh  13  pt 

Its  38aDd  39  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6«..  $2800 
Pojols  J  O  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  15 

It  15  b  1,  13  39  13,  5y  6%   $3000 

Paasoh  C  to  P  M  Hogh  moh  lO  It  12  and 

13  ptU  14  n  e  ^.6  39  14,  4y  7^....$3ll00 
Prendergast   J  J    to    ME  Greenebaam 

moh  20  It   3,  Fortune's  sub  4  38  14,  3y 

63^«  .,.$1100 

Phillips  0  to  F  B  Peabody  feb  26  pt  It  6 

b  1,  13  38  14,  5r  655  $40(0 

Pluoker  A  to  H  U  Rose  moh  8  pt  Its  5  to 

8  b  7,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  ,  $1800 

Pettibone  E  A  to  A  B  Mead  mch  2o.  pt  It 

13  b  4,  32  14  4,  5y  6%  $2600 

Presoott  P  M  to  B  Wolf  moh  I  Its  14  to 

24  b  2,  23  39  13,  2y  6^  $;J500 

Porter  R  to  O  F  Tidholm  moh  22  It  16  b 

4,  21  38  14,  6y  6^  $3000 

Pratt  A  J  to  Title  Gaav  &  Trust  Co  moh 

15  It  42  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $5(03 

Falconer  0  to  0  Title  <fc  T  Co  moh  15  Us 

76  and  77  b  7,  6  39  13,  6y  6«  $3800 

Payson  Mfg  Oo  The  to  H  E  Harlbot  moh 

20  Us  7  to  9  b  3,  13  .39  13,  ay  6%  .  ..$900r 
Perkins  C  A  to  I  Olaflin  moh  I  pt  b  6,  11 

39  13,  5y  6!{  3deed8  $7000 

Qoindel  0  to   H  W  Freiae  moh  16  ptn  w 

34  13  41  10,  2y  6^  $300) 

Qairk  3  to  E  J  Bowas  Jr  moh  18  pt  Us  11 

and  12  b  2  b  21,  12  39  13,  fiy  6%  ..  $9000 
Rowe  W  E  to  8  8trau^  moh  7  It  9  b  6,  2  1 

38  14,  62  mos  6^  $1600 

Roesohlin  J  0  to  T  Kearney  moh  12  It  12 

b  1,  36  40  13,  3y  755   $3000 

Richards  J  A  to  Q  Van  Zandt  moh  11  It  1 

It  1  It  2,  Kimball  sub  It  39  13,  and  o  p, 

5y  i%  6  deeds   $16,500 

Rosalie  Music  HaU  Oo  to  P  8  Peabody 

moh  16  Its  9  to  13  Rosalie  Villas  and  o 

P  3y  6^   $35,(  00 

Riokseoker  M  O  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  moh  12 

It  18  b  69,  6  37  15,  6^  $1700 

Rudolph  E  t  J  H   P  Krarz  moh  18  It  15  b 

3,  1»  40  14,  5y  7%  3  deejs  $4000 

Rudolph  E  to  H  P  Kraoz  moh  18  pt  b  1 

18  40  14,  5y  6%  5  deeds  $6500 

Riddeford  M  and  Q  E  to  L  Baird  moh  15 

It  6  and  6  b  5,  26  39  13,  5y  6^  .  ...  $3200 
Rybioke  F  to  E  Q  Foreman  moh  16  It  2  b 

12,  6  39  14,  fiy  6^    $3C00 

Rolfe  L  M  0  to  H  H  Rose  moh  21  pt  It  1 

b  13.  21  38  14,  6%   $2000 

Robb  J  A  to  M  A  Dean  moh  26  pt  n  w 

2  38  12,  3y  7^  $3000 

Rieger  E  to  0  L  Sohaar  moh  15  It  91  b  1, 

32  39  14,  Im  756   $1600 

Ramp  C  to  L   Golhardt  moh  13  It  19  b  2, 

5  38  14,  ly  655   $2500 

Ring  E  A  to  A  B  M<jad  moh  1  It  7  it  15, 

32  41  14,  5y  6%....  $3000 

Robb  J  A  to  M  A  Dean  moh  25  pt  w  n 

w  34  2  38  1  2,  3y  6%  $3000 

Rogers  J  to  H   H  Rose  moh    18  It  8  b  6, 

29  39  14,  3y  6«  $2500 

Roabik  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  19  It 

29  and  30  b  45,  7  38  14  755   $1200 

Robie  L  P  to  I  Olaflin  moh  1  It  45  w  3^  b 

14,  11  39  13,  4y  655   $2200 

Rockwell  I   E  to  B  M   Smith  moh    1  It  5 

andpt  4  It  15   eto,  32  41  14,  July  '98  7% 

 $1876 

Rorke  E  H  and  F  J  to  L  Baird  mch  20  It 

18  b  1,20  40  14,  6y  6^   $3500 

Ronan  B  to  Equit  T  Co  moh  16  It  12  and 

pt  13  b  5,  19  39  14,  3y  6%   $5000 

Rampf  O  to  F  0  Knhn  moh  19  It  10  b  1, 

20  40  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Schmidt  C  A  to  W  Heinemann  moh  20  It 

32  and  33  b  1  b  6,  Shiffld  add  3y  6^. $£000 
Slezak  J  to  0  C  Schnmaoher  moh  16  It  22 

b  3,  26  39  13,  755  $1000 

SohoU  0  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  moh  15  Its 

5  and  6  b  13,  Brand  add  6%  $1000 

Sohlatt  8  to  S  W  Oonnell  moh  13  It  1  and 

2,  Sohlatt's  snbd  9  38  14,  5y  6%   $3400 

Sheehan  0  to  J  D  Woley  moh  20  It  1  It  11, 

18  39  14,  2y  G%  „   $3000 

Sharp  H  N  to  A  Wisner  moh  23  It  26  and 

pt  24  b  1 2,  29  40    14,  5y  6i«  $1200 

SohoU  0  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  mch  15  Its 

5  and  6  b  13,  Brand  add  3y  655  $1000 

Shillaber  R  to  F   B  Peabody  dec  20  pt  b 

1,  14  39  14,  6y  6%i  deeds  $18,000 

Sobmitz  M  P  to  A  0  Ernst  moh  21  It  286 


b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Smith  J  M  to  A    Ohj  trans  mfth  6  It  163  b 

17.  Butter  W  &  W  add  48m  H% ,  . .  $38,000 
Stearns  F  10  B  P  Uinman  Jr  men  5  It  10 

b  4,  27  42  13,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Stahl  M  et  al  to  L  Mayer  mch  31  pt  It  12 

b  2,  Sheffield  add  6<«   $2000 

Spelthahn  M  B  to  J  H  Kraemer  moh  18  It 

10  b  16,  6  39  14,  3y  7%  $1300 

Snrghnor  V  U  to  E  Maynard  moh  14  pt  b 

8,  O'Dell  add  Euclid  Park  6y  6<{  $40CO 

Swenson  A  E  to  U  A  Haugan  moh  18  Us 

3  and  4  b  2,  Ellis  W  add  5y  6%  . . . .  $10,000 
Shepard  H  H  to  0  K  Fleischer  moh  23  It 

9  b  11,  24  40  13,  6y  6%   $1650 

Springer  B  to  A  Pike  moh  16  It  32  b  46, 

11  39  13  6^   $1000 

Solomon  J  to  D  L  Elleteon  mch  15  It  78 

b  19,  7  39  14.  4y  6^   $2500 

Smith  A  to  L  Rathje  mch  16  It  61  b  3,  33 

39  14,  3y  655  ...   $2000 

Stende  M  to   F  W  Coombs   mch  18  It  24 

and  pt  23  Bond  snb  3  38  14,  2y  6^  .  $8000 
Seward  G  D  to  W  Uhi  B  &  L  Assn  mch  19 

Its  22  &  23  b  4,  14  38  13,  7i6  $6000 

SuhUug  F  to  N  A  Mayer  moh  18  it  35  b  1, 

28  40  14,  5y  6^   $6(jOO 

8zoz6rkow3ki  W  1 1  M  Osooh  mch  5  It  12 

b  2b  13,  5  39  14,  6^  $3000 

Soharp  A  to  P  O  Stensland  mch  16  It  14 

b  1,  25  40  13.  li^y  7%  $1000 

Soderberg  A  to  Ev  und  N  Cook  Oo  B  & 

L  Assn  moh  16  It  6  b  1,  20  37  14,  7%  $1900 
Sttastny  A  to  Mut  Seo  L  &  B  Assn  feb  28 

Its  f  8  and  59  b  4,  7  37  14,  7«  $4500 

Stech  J  to  W  Heinemann  moh  13  Its  3  to 

5  It  21  b  55.  7  39  14,  3y  6^   $2500 

Severingheus  J  D  to  W  Heinemann  moh 

2  Us  1,  2  and  4  b  9,  6  39  14.  4y  6%.  .$3000 
Stafford  H  M  &  J  to  F  R  Chandler  moh 

16  pt  It  27,  Brooks'  sub  15  38  14,  5y  7% 
 $4C00 

Sievert  J  to  H  J  Sheldon  nov  1  Its  1  and 

2  b  A,  33  39  14,  By  755  $2000 

Staaohke  A  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  moh  12 

It  71  b  25,  81  39  14,  6y  6^   $1300 

Sikorski  F  to  E  *  Foreman  moh  8  It  40  It 

2  b  5,  32  39  14.  6y  6^  $.S500 

Stege  E  R  to  8  Straus  moh  11  It  58  Reap 

ers's  sub  20  39  14,  3y  fi^  $4000 

Thompson  H  H  to  M  E  Greenebaum  moh 

12  li  45  b  5.  16  39  1,3,  4y  7^  $1200 

Tinsman  H  E  to  R  P  Hollett  moh  1  pt  Its 

17  and  18  b  2,  21  38  14,  .3y  7«.  ...  $2000 
Thon  0  to  A  Gatzert  moh  1  It  21  b  1.  19 

39  H,  3y  655  $1500 

Tolman  J  A  to  R  W  Barnes  moh  12  Its  1 

to  7  It  1  b  1,  1  38  13,  6^  $8100 

Termer  J  to  W  Heinemann  moh  21  It  5  to 

8,  s  e  34,  36  4tl  13  and  o  p  ly  7^  ...  |20(  0 
Thuring  D  P  to  8  M  Moore  moh  16  It  81 

b  34,7  3914,  5y  6%  $3000 

Tausey  M  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  22,  It  11 

b  12,  19  39  14,  5y  e%  $2600 

Tillotson  M  A  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  moh  15  pt 

It  32  b2,  23  39  13.5y  6%  $2000 

Toreson  H  G  to  M  E  Greenebaum  moh  19 

It  33  b  4,  139  13,  5y  6%%  $2200 

Thilmont  L  J  et  al  to  L  Rathje  moh  13  pt 

It  4,  8  e  34  17  38  14,  6y  6%  $2700 

Towers  F  u  to  J  A  Patton  moh  18  It  30  b 

13,  27  40  14,  6y  6<(  $12,000 

Talbot  E  D  to  0  J  Fliok  moh  18  pt  b  2,12 

39  13,  3y  655   $3500 

Vrba  M  to  C  J  Vopicka  moh  15  It  17  b  3, 

20  39  14,  demd  6%  $1084 

V0S8  A  H  to  J    H  Kramer  moh  11  It  72  b 

14,  23  40  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Van  Housen  J  H  to  H  E  Hurlbat  dec  9  It 

lit  29  b  55,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Vaslisl  G  to  P  O  Stensland  mch  16  It  11  b 

13,  Ogden  add  3y  6^  $3500 

Webber  J   J  to  M  J  8talbas  jan  21  Its  8 
and  9  b  1  etc  b  8  eto,  26  38  14,  2y  6}4% 

  $2200 

Wolf  8  to  M  B  Greenebanm  moh  23  pt  Its 
149  and   160  b  110  eto,  Bronson  add 

ly  6^    $4000 

Woess  E  to  M  E   Greenebanm  moh  20  It 

60  and  61  b  65,  18  39  14,  2y  6>^% . . .  $2300 
Wisner  F  J  to  M  B  Greenebanm  moh  20 

It  37  b  8,  18  39  14,  2y  63^«   $2500 

Whitehonse  S  8  to  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  moh  18 

It  11  b  7,  2  38  14,  6y  6^  $18,000 

Weber  W  to   G  Weber  moh  16  pt  s  e  34 

and  n  w  34  31  36  13,  5y  e%  $6600 

Williams  J  O  to  H  R  Baldwin  moh  16  nt 

It  20  It  21,  30  38  16,  5y  655   ...$2'500 

Weimer  P  T  to  R  Berger  moh  1  It  1  and  2 

b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $5500 

Wendt  0  to  J  H  Van  Vlisingen  mch  26  e 


It  23  b  6,  28  4U  14,  2y 


$3000 


Westfall  F  to  W  Heinemann  mch  19  It  24 

Gross  2d  H  Pk  add  3y  6^   $2400 

Wright  W  L  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  16  Ub6 
and  7  b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $7C00 


March  30, 1895. 


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Wentworth  F  to  J  Rosenthal  feb  20  It  48 
It  3  b  3,  etc  8  Ohioago,—  |30C0 

Wolf  A  M  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  1  It  14  b  7, 
8  39  14,  7!?  $25CO 

Weliich  F  J  to  P  0  Stensland  moh  15  pt 
Its  20  to  14  b  2,  Sheffield  add  5y  G%  4 
deeds...   $7500 

Watkins  M  to  W  H  Holden  moh  18  pt  It 
2  b  113  8  a  add  5y  6%  $7500 

Weinaoht  B  to  T  J  Lefens  moh  19  It  5 
Sooth  Tier  Oakenwald  34  39  14,  5y  e% 
 f8(  00 

Wallis  F  to  M  £  Greenebanm  moh  76  It 
10  b  IS,  8  Seo  add  3y  6%  S1800 

Winne  Ifi  A  to  P  W  SQowhook  moh  20  It 
6  It  54,  Ellis  e  add  ly  6%  |3500 

Weybnrn  8  F  to  W  Seymour  feb  22  pt  It 
6  b  1,  Sawyer  add  3y  7|  $2000 

Ziemann  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  11 
Its  1  and  2  b  3,  b  44,  SheS  add  5y  6% 
 $26C0 

CBATTKL.  aiOKT<^A<,}KM. 


Anderson  0  J  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  8,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Adamska  M  to  A  J  Eowalski  moh  15,farn 

407  Elston  av  ly  $800 

Arlin  E  R  to  F  MoNellis  moh  21,  fnrn  117 

Woodside  av  23m  $75 

Anbrey  J  M  to  A  H  Williams  moh  20,  fnrn 

7m  $JeO 

Austin  0  H  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  23,  fnrn 

 $155 

Anderson  N  A  to  Hand  Brg  Co  moh  8,  sa- 
loon 933  Kimball  av.  2y  $103 

nnrnbam  A  B  to  Q  W  Thownaleu  moh  16, 

horse  etc,  ly  $115 

Breimer  H  to  F  Riedigei  moh  18,  market 

eto  1123  Souihport  av  2y  $1250 

Barker  E  A  to  Kelley,  Mans  &  Co  moh  19 

wagon  eto  4m   $107 

Bianoai  D  to  B  F  Welge  moh  20,  dngs,  278 

01yb)nrnav6m     $200 

Birbaom  J  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  moh  18,  saloon 

23  Kramer  dem  $260 

Brix  A  to  H-  Uahn  moh  19,  farn  30  Oly- 

boarne  av  ly  $200 

Brooks  JO  to  A  L  Brooks  moh  19,  fnrn 

 $225 

Barthniok    W  to  W    Hiemriohs  moh  18, 

fnrn  2222  n  Oakley  av  6m  $175 

Ball  K  to  A  H  Baldwin  moh  9,  fLrn  deo  9, 

 $273 

Beatty  J  to  Bradner  Smith  &  Go  moh  16 

printing  offiae  5^25  Lake  av  6m  $107 

Brookman  P  to  8  B  Knowlton  moh  15, 

farn  7m   $87 

Brawley  F  W  8  to  Smith  Bros  moh  18, 

fnrn  7m  $135 

Bohle  A  to  Q    QBnbbell  moh  16,  piano 

and  fnrn  9m  |72 

Bonska  J  to  Bon  Brg  Oo  moh  12,  saloon 

991  19th  dem  $207 

Bnrghardt   F   to  F  IJ  Matthews  moh  13, 

fnrn  1 672  N  Halsted  7m  $168 

Berry  M  A  to  Smith  Bros  moh  12,  fnrn  6 

m  57 

Bryn   Mawr  Olob   to  Brnnswiok-B-O  Oo 

moh  9.  billiard  72d  and  Jeffry  7m.  .  .$175 
Beokwith  A  P  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  20,fnrn 

6m    $207 

Blooker  0  M  to  F  B  Blooker  moh  21,  fnrn 

eto  89  Olark  24m  $150 

Beisierfeldt   0  P  to   H  Willert   moh  20, 

wsgon  eto  1488  n  Cal  av  15  ds  $107 

Bartlett  F  3  to  A  H  Williams  moh  19,  pi- 

ono  and  s  m  6m   $97 

Berman  W  F  to  D  R  MoNnight  moh  21, 

fnrn  6  m   $203 

Boston  Laundry  Co  lo  M  E  Finch  moh  22 

lanndry  806  62d  6m   $370 

BrimfOD  F  J  to  M  E  Finch  moh  21,  farn 

6m  $73 

Cable  Wm  to  V  Fasig  'mch  21,  farn  and 

piano  9  m   $70 

Car  son  A  M  to  M  J  Paddon  moh  21,  fnrn 

126  Johnson  av  $135 

Clark  D  H  to  J  A  Dahlem    moh  18,  fnrn 

204  Fremont  6m   $i49 

OaDtwfcll  R  to  P  R  Lyon  Deo  6  farn  6m.$l(iO 
■Chapin  8  to  8  Nettleton  moh  II,  baggies 

oto  845  Grand  av  2y  $126 

•Caryl  W  F  to  M  E  Finch  moh  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $87 

'Connolly  E  J  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  12,  fnrn 

fim  -  $56 

'Clements  W  J  to  G  0  Bauer  moh  14  fnrn 

255  Dearborn  2y  $500 

'Colson  E  (J  to  B  I  Terwilliger  moh  14, 

maohy  2y   |3C0 

Carter  E  G  to  H  D  Fleokles  moh  19,  farn 

639  28th  1100 

■Collin  N  A  to  H  P  Monnt  moh  20,  forn  7 

™  $144 


Onrran  F  to  8  B  Knowlton  moh  21  forn  7 

m  $97 

Clausen  C  C  to  W  E  Aokley  moh  18.  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  ,  $77 

Durkin  &  MoKrng  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  moh 

20,  saloon  3600  Wallaoe,  dem  $300 

Duffy  B  i  to  8  0  Goodwin  moh  22,  fnrn 

6m  $104 

Doyle  P  to  W  Hazleton  moh  14,  fnrn  and 

8  m  38132  Dearborn  1  y  $360 

Dinkelm'in  D  P  to  W  M  Savage   moh  12, 

fnrn  6  m   $75 

Darnell  0  T  to  J  M  Kendall  moh  22,  fnrn 

918  Madison  l-im   $150T 

Dries  H  et  al  tu  O  Binnes   moh  22,  fnrn 

2232  Archer  av  9m  $900 

Deeds  C  8  to  B  Starr  moh  9,  fnrn  256  51st 

18m  $900 

Dickson  W  R  to  W  H  Brown  moh  12,  mdse 

eto  6m  $110 

Dennison  &  Parish  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  moh 

11,  pool  table  eto  6m  $1COO 

Dobrocki  Z  to  J  Urbanowske  moh  18,  farn 

260  n  Sangai?ian  6m  $225 

Dunnan  J  B  to  Smith  Bros  moh  14,  furn 

7m  $83 

Davis  F  B  to  Smith  Bros  moh  15,  furn  7m 


David  M  to  Gjttfried  Brg  Oo  moh  18  sa- 
loon    527  Jefferson  23m   $300 

Eggers  F  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  moh 

14,  saloon  1269  Lake  ly  $10C0 

EUbrooke  F  R  to  G  G  Hnbbell  mch  19,fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $115 

Ennis  0  H  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  18,  fnrn  6m 

 $87 

Everett  H  E  to  R  Sylvester   Jan  22,  furn 

6212  ealsted  3m   $176 

Engel  A  to  Am  Brg  Co  saloon  and  restrnt 

131-33  Clark  July  I   $7600 

Fennesay  R  J  to  Brunswick  B  0  Oo  moh 

22  saloon  fittigs  2998  Aroher  av  15m. $650 
Fifield  F  P  to  S  Richardson  moh  20,  fnrn 

678  Rockwell  Deo  1  $217 

Fagan  F  to  Standard  Brg  moh  20,  saloon 

127  W  Van  Buren  2y  $1000 

Frioker  J  L  to  Schmidt  Brg  Oo   moh  18, 

saloon  394  iNorth  av  2y   $1200 

Freozel  F  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  moh  21,saloon 

629  W  Iidiaoa  2y  ...$350 

Ford  B  M  to  W  E  Hall  M  D  moh  9,  forn 

laboratory  eto  $100 

Fate  H  to  Smith  Bros  moh  18,  horses  eto 

7m  $135 

Gittz  J  B  to  W  Weber   moh  19,  livery 

2805  Cot t  G  av  Iv   $200 

Goodrich  G  W  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  moh 

9,  Brtloon  1241  Wabash  ly  $65 

Grant  D  to  D  D  Slonter  moh  5,  steam 

shovel  eto  drainage  dist  lOm  $3650 

Gars  ish  S  B  to  M  B  Finoh  moh  9,  fnrn  s 

m  6m   $62 

Garrity  E  R  to  J  Barns  moh  2  >,  saloon  45 

Union  2y  $£00 

Goldstein  L  to  8  Wolf  moh  21,  mdje  454 

Halsted   ly   ...$4668 

Grimmenstein  F  to  M  Phillipsborn  moh 

14,  horses  eto  620  n  Clark  2y  $157 

Gildmeister  A  to  Corpor  <fc  N  8  &  M  Oo 

moh  20,  saloon  229  Fulton  may  1'96.$350 
Gierke  I  to  Littlefield  &  Co  moh  11,  furn 

3m   $160 

Guerioh  W  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co   mch  13, 

saloon  676  Halsted  2  y  $300 

Gormia  J  to  L  Baldwin  moh  20,  furn  9m$487 
Gilligan  F  to  M  E  Finoh   moh  18,  horses 

eot  6m   $112 

Gaylord  W  H  to  Smith  Bros  mch  20,  fnrn 

7m   

Grothendiok  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  moh 

18,  saloon,  358  Franiilin   

Gla^erer  N  G  to  HO  Moniger  moh  20, 

bidg  It  10  b  12  Ravenswood  ly  $100 

Qreecyaw  8  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  10,  piano 

7m...,  $77 

Gordon  J  to  S  Richardson  mch  11,  farn  & 

s  m  6m  $72 

Hall  E  M  &  0  A  to  G  Gates,  moh  11.  fnrn 

1357  Seminary  18m   .$300 

Hampson  L  to  F  B  Hampson  mar  18,  fnrn 

Brit^hton  Pk  2  y  $200 

Harvey  J  B  to    D  R  MoNaaght   moh  14, 

fnru  6m  

Heim  J  to  J  D  Spear   Nor  13   piano  and 

furn  6m    $97 

Hough   A   to  F   P  Gleason  moh  7,  fnrn 

2022  Armour  av  12m  $260 

Hanneman  0  F  to  Smith  Bros  moh  12, 

furn  7m  $102 

Hart  D  to  W  H  King  moh  5,  fnrn  C041 

Wabash  6m  $174 

Hart  C  E   to  L  Clark  moh    12,  fnrn  111 

18th  ly  J200 

Harrington  E  E  to  J  0  Bigelow  moh  18, 
furn  146  Bissell  6m  $76 


Harris  F  L  to  Kelley  Mans  &  Oo  moh  1  >, 

black  smith  goods  355  Baodolph  . 
Howlson  &  Gilligan   to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co 

mch  19,  saloon  115  18  h,  2y   $217 

Hadiohel  H  to  G  G  Uabbell  moh  19  farn 

9m    $50 

Henze  L  to  U  8  Brg  Co   moh  30,  saloon 

234  Madisen  2y   $1000 

Hickey  J  W  to  J  Link  mch  22,  horses  eto 

4050  State  Apl  1,'97   $400 

Hooper  A  M  to   F  W  Hill  &  Co   mch  21, 

farn  2226  Wabash  av  6m  $372 

Harrington  A  to  D  Raokin  moh  15,  hor.-es 

etc  66  Huron  3m   *200 

Hulbert  0  D  &  Oo  to  H  H  MoPherson  moh 

18,  furn  630  W  Indiana  10m   $1000 

Hamilton  R  A  to  Smith  Bros  moh  20,  furn 

7m   #232 

Pakenson  A  E  to  A  M  Sewerson  mch  18. 

market  4m  $195 

Hybert  J  A  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  2o,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Henry  W  8  to  8  F  EUerton  moh  14,  furn 

1250  15th  ly   .  $10  1 

Hoffman  P  to  0  Laiberg  moh  14,  horpes 

Im   $.30 

Johnson  A  to  J  Madson  moh  4  ojwi  eto 

Cicero  july  1   . .  .$100 

Krymer  W  to  Q  E  MoCollum  moh  18  farn 

171  Halsted  60  ds  $100 

Kahlmann  W  to  J   Sallar  Jr  moh  19,  en- 
gine 302  North  av  7m  -65 

Kross  A  A   to  K  G  Schmidt  Brg  Co  moh 

13,  saloon  170  w  Polk  2y  $470 

Kuohner  H  &  8  to  Smiih  Bros  moh  8.  res- 
taurant 191  Indiana  furn  and  s  m  6m 


 ,  $60 

Kley  F  K  to  A  S  Wehrheim  moh  16,  fnrn 

6507  Drexel  bvd  ly  $91 

Kingston  W  to  E  A  Bigtrs  moh  18,  furn 

1028  Masooic  Temple  ly  $190 

Kautenberger  J  H  to  M  Kantenberger  mch 

6,  horses  t  to  3331  Hudson  av  2  y  ...  $600 
Klahn  W   to   F  0  Klahn   mch  15,  horses 

maoh  eto  Barrington  2y  $700 

King  E  U  to  P  Van  Sohiaok  &  Sods  moh 

20,  drugs  eto  Wabash  and  22d  2  y..$2000 
Kearns  J  F  to  W  M  Sivage  moh  22,  tiiohy 

eto  42  Michigan  60d^   $^(84 

Kaplan  S  to  M  Greenwald  mob  20,  horses 

eot  211  State  ly  $125 

Kouhn  J  L  to  F  B  Snyder   moh  21,  farn 

705  Seoarety  Bldg  4  la   $172 

Kanfelbanm  B  to  G  Sohweinfurth  moh  21 

horses  eto  561  Jefferson  15m  $244 

Kennedy  D  to  8  Seward  moh  22,  furn  and 

piano  6m   ......  $76 

Kedit  A  J  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  il,  piano  6 

m   .$ii2 

Koester  A  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  moh  21,  sa- 
loon 3363  Laurel  2y   $  ;40 

Kruger  A  C  to  F  G  Wright  moh  '/O,  fnrn 

and  s  m  1141  Dunning,  5m  .$138 

Long  J  0  to  L  Keel  feb  16,  horses  3028 

LaSalle   $200 

Laughter  W  H  to  OP  Barrows  moh  20, 

piano,  6538  .May,  6m  $96 

Lucas  J  to  E  Tabes  moh  19,  shop.  1  n 

Olark   $170 

Lambdeu  A  L  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  21,  furn 

and  piaiiO  6m  *1£0 

Lake  W  to  0  Dennehy  &  Oo   moh  2  ',  sa- 
loon 67  Kinzle  2  y  $667 

Little  8  H  to  F  H  Coon  Nov  1,  farn  eto 

1125  Chase  av  2y  $1500 

Linley  0  L  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  moh  14, farn 

85  54  State  6m  $90 

Levine  1/  to  Bon  Brg  Co  moh  12,  saloon 

dem   $50) 

MoOonnell  J  to  J  A  Dahlem  moh  l5,hor  ea 

eto  1438  Mich  av  6m  $78 

Mueller  E  to  W  Mertel  feb  28,  furn  336 

Hudson  av  ly  ....   $150 

MoOormick  A  Y  to  E  J  Abel  mch  13.  fnrn 

  $100 

Martin  W  0  to  F  T  Wyati  moh  19,  type 

eto  85  5th  8V  2y   *500 

Mayer  A  to  0  Schwartz  moh  13,  furn  2  16 

w  Taylor  6m  ...     ..   $63 

Mueller  M  to  F  B  Snyder   moh  16,  furn 

and  s  m  6m  *129 

MoOabe  A   J  to  J   T  Rawleigh  feb  25, 

horses  trucks  eto  4m  $81 

Madder  D  to  M  E  Fiaoh  moh  12,  fnrn  6m 

  $62 

Meyer  R  to  H  Bruggestradt  mch  12,  sa- 
loon 1  N  Clark  10m  $3000 

Mitchell  E  E  to  F  G  Wright  mch  12,  furn 

and  piano  144  Ashland  6m  $620 

Morgan  W  to  Am  8rg  Co  moh  16,  saloon 

239  N  Market  23m  $250 

Mossa  M  to  H  B  Mason  moh  20,  fnrn  341 

Olark  5m          ,  $500 

MoDermott  0  to  G  Racdioh  moh  20,  fnrn 
.354  Wabash  2y  $1500  I 


Merrill  8  S  to  F  B  Snvder  moh  19,  piano 

6m  $77 

Myrenberg  F  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  moh  21, 

saloon  6600  Cottage  G  av  2  y  $1316 

Millard  R  J  to  8  Richardson  mob  18,  piano 

174  Wabash  av  6m  1:72 

Myers  T  R  to  R  H  P  Merritt  moh  18,  pi- 
ano and  furn  40  W  Madison  6  m  ...  $200 
Mason  W  R  to  W  G  Waddell  moh  13,  fnrn 

and  piano  $232 

Mott  J  to  F  E  Finoh  moh  2?,  furn  and  pi- 
ano 6m     $103 

Mendelrohu  8  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  mch  22,  sa- 
loon 428  W  Chgo  av  23m   .$500 

Maass  L  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  21  furn  bm.$77 
Molzocher  W  to  U'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  moh 

22,  saloon  2400  Wabash  23m  $435 

Morse  8  J  to  H  A  F  ^ogg  moh  22,  fnrn 

327  Sedgwick  6m  $91 

Negley  O  10  A  H  Hopkins  moh  15,  fnrn  & 

pirtuo  14m   $177 

Nole  U  P  10  D  R  M  Knight  moh  19,  fnrn 

6m   $191 

Neendios  U   to  W  G   Stoughtou  moh  21, 

sprinkling  outfit  deo  I  $2000 

Nelson  G  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  21,  furn  6m 

 $82 

Nelson  M  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  9,  fnrn  6m 

 $51 

Nitz  J  to   Steele  WedlesComoh  19,  gro- 
cery 91  w   North  av  2y   $360 

O'Oonnell  W  to  E  Brophy  jan  25,  gym- 
nasium 191  Olark  2y  $200 

Olsend  A  to  F  B  S  jyder  moh  11,  furn  and 

s  m  6m  $62 

Osborne  H  T  to  F  B  Snjder  moh  20,  furn 

and  8  m  6m  $77 

Onelletty  H  0  to  D  R  McKnight   mch  20, 

furn  1822  Randolph  6m  $103 

Prior  F  0  to  W  D  Mollvaine  moh  23,  mdse 

1245  75th,  90ds  $196 

Pain  A  to  Z  J  Hess  moh  23,  hor.ies  eto  6m 

 $232 

Peterson  E  to  M  Kante  moh  17,  furn  c07 

35  h  $,'00 

Pfeiffer  F  to  M  W  Zioh  moh  19,  pool  table 

e'o  )  y   $200 

Peth  O  10  A  Klopp  mch  20,  market  107») 

w  20ih  2y   $320 

Pearoon  F  .to  W  N  Ally  moh  19,  furn  399 

Olark  3m   $1640 

Parker  N    &   D  F  to  T  Bunker  moh  5, 

furn  112  Pine  10m  $4(0 

RuRch  N  to  S  Richardson  moh  19,  fnrn  30 

W  Berlin  7m  $135 

Roe  R  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  6  fnrn  and  s  m 

6m   $1(3 

Roseiitiald  A  to  J  Hagenbuck   moh  18, 

furn  8m  $124 

Riae*  0  H  to  A  Idarshall  moh  15,  md  e 

4026  0  Grove  av  2y  $4733 

Roach  I  to  Smith  Bros  mch  9,  piano  7m 

 $102 

Ransom  T   0  to  R  M  MoCreery  mch  16, 

fnrn  4m  $411 

Ritter  J  F  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  2 1,  fnrn  6m 

 $258 

Rudnich  0  to   D  Rankin-  moh  18,  3715 

Vermont  6m   $76 

Rosin  8  to  W  S  Brg  Oo  moh  23,  saloon  84 

Bloe  1^1  av  $603 

Russell  W  A  to  N  Andrews  moh  22,  horses 

eto  Evaaston  2y  $230 

Ravemkamp  0  to  M  E  Finch  moh  1  furn 

6m   $77 

Robinson  1  to  L  Jaoobson  Feb  27,  horses 

eto  341  W  Taylor   $6'  0 

Romanelli  P  to  R  Oozzi  shop  282  Blue  I-il 

av   $120 

Rodd  W  to  M  E  Finch  moh  16,  furn  6m. $72 
ivy  an  a  to  F  B  Lintjle  Feb  20,  ptg  t  ffioe, 

3039  Halsted    .  $240 

Robertson  W  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  mch  20, 

furn  1"24  Armitage  av  3  m   $287 

Raokoliffe  G  M  to  S  D  Jenks  mch  22,  furn 

327  Dearborn  18m  $f50 

Robeson  M  A  to  R  M  MoCreery  moh  16, 

furn  154  w  Van  Buren  2m  $105 

Rapp  A  0  to  R  M  MoCreery  jan  1 1,  horses 

eto,  3m  $81 

Smith  A  O  to  O  T  Duncan  moh  8,  furn 

SO  10  0  Grove  $  00 

Smith  J  0  to  V  Fasig  moh  22,  lurn  and  s 

m,  6m  $62 

Simon  J  to  M  Bonensh  moh  2  %  saloon  292 

Olark  2y  $313 

Smith  E  J  to  0  0  Bartlett  moh  20,  •  Illus- 
trated Century"  office,  163  Washington 

St.  apr  1  SliOO 

Stenzig  O  W  to  A  Nolan  moh  20,  restrnt 

687  u  Olark  9m  $226 

Sheldon  G  B  to  F  0  Heath   moh  12,  furn 

262  State  Apl  30,'95  $1882 

Seabert  N  to  M  E  Finoh,   furn  and  s  m  6 
m   $77 


310 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


March  30,  1895. 


Szarkowski  S  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  moh  21 

saloon  188  E  48ih  1  y   #170 

Stevlins  J  F  to  M  E  Ficoh   moh  9,  forn  6 

m  177 

Sohwerdtfeger  H  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  moh  20, 

saloon  65  Samael  23  m  $360 

Smith  G  0  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  21,  piano 

6m  #U'3 

Sohaffer  W  to  W  0  Newberry  dee  6,hor8es 

etc  It  30  b  8,4  39  13   S490 

Sohonldiel  T  to  G  Q  Hobbell  moh  18,fnrn 

9m    $60 

Shaw  R  to  a  Blooki  jan  15,  farn  6m. .  .$160 
Shorey  P  J  to  H  A  Goodrich  moh  13,  fnrn 

693  State  6m  $150 

Sandberg  G  to  A  S  Lloyd  moh  6,  wagons 

eto  5700  Morgan  demand  $350 

Selber  A  to   S  B  Enowlton  moh  12,  farn 

and  8  m  7m  $260 

Stnrmer  F  to  J  A  Dahlem  moh  19,  furn 

2811  Canal  6m  $132 

Stevens  R  U  to  M  E  Finch  moh  19,  fnrn 

6m  $92 

Banderman  D  B  to  D  Kies  moh  20,hoi;8es 

eto  631  Ogden  av  ly  $446 

Stone  A  B  to  S  J   S  MoDaniels   moh  7, 

fnrn  618  Oham  of  Com  18m  $800 

Stapinoba  A  to  J  Kapcnn  moh  21,horseB 

679  17th  6m  $60  ' 

Satton  B  J  to  O  Jensen   moh   20,  horses 

eto  7326  Langley  av  $200 

Smith  J  K  to  AW  Greene  moh  12,  fnm 

6m  ,  $104 

Thomlinson  J  J  to  J  Thomlinson  moh  16. 

forn  7728  Emerald  av  3y  $  iOO 

Todd  J  G  to  M  E  Finch  meh  21,  forn  pjol 

table  eto  6m  $li.3 

Thompson  F  to  V  Faoig  mch  IH,  fore  and 

s  m  Deo  1   $86 

Tavaldson  O  to  F  B  Snjder  moh  18,  fnrn 

and  8  m  Km  $77 

Underwood  J  L  to  S  S  Farr  moh  21,  piaao 

and  fnrn  2'j34  Coml  Bid?  2y   $80ii 

Vanderborgh  A  C  lo  J  A  Uablem,  inch  19 

fnrn  4  Oakland  Oresotnl  6m  $260 

Woerz  G  to  Birb  Rros  Brg  Oo  mch  '^2,  oa- 

loon  1734  Lincoln  hv.  jaly  1,'96  .  .$i00 
Wilson  A  R  to  L  M.  otamei-  et  al  moh  11, 

farn  126  28  Wabaab  2y  ..... .     ...  $8000 

Wesi  H  T  to  M  E  Finch  mob  23,  forn  6m 

 $77 

Watkins  M  to  M  E  Finch  moh  22,  farn 

6m  $181 

White  M  to  M  Niewieoh  mch,  piano,  102 

Edgemont  av  ly  $100 

Waits  T   to   F  Leonard   Jan '6,  horses, 

2835  S  Park  av  ly   $153 

Wilsed  0  E  to  R  P  Monnt   moh  VI,  fnrn 

532  Lake  6m  $161 

Woods  D  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo   moh  12,  furii 

121  4th  av  2y  $115 

WoUansek  0  R  to  F  McNaliy  moh  iO,  fnrn 

2722  Charlton  av  2  im   $158 

Whitehead  E  M  to  A  S  Fhilps  Jr  moh  .0 

26th  and  Cal-'met  av   y    ..  $244 

Wintreble  W  J  to  C  Sohwar  z  moh  9,  farn 

6m    ....$70 

Walker  A  8  to»W  H  King  mch  8  farn  5(  8 

Wabash  9m  pm    $90 

Welltjslaod  J  a  tj  F  B  Snyder  moh  19. 

farn  6m  $iOi 

Zeigler  C  H  &  E  L  to  L  Sinclair   mch  23, 

furn  3551  Wabash  ly   $100 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Wilson  D  to  E  Von  Hermann  moh  20, 

mdse  V97  43d  $2500 

Matimoeller  0  lo  F  Palls  mch  18,  horses 

etc.  cracker  rente  eto  $4£0 

Mtndins  B  to  0  O  Olson  moh  21,  Streei 

Sprinkling  basinets   $3000 

Higgins  W  E  to  M  a  Hogan  moh  20,  furn 

 $500 

Jirtle  P  F  to  P  Casa/za  moh  20,  grocery 

Chi  Hgts  $553 

Binier  0  to  H  Dries  et  al  moh  22,  furn 

2332  Archer  av  $1400 

Mills  J  R  to  O  Droak  mch  16,  saloon  15 

Jackson  $1500 

K'aoo  A  10  N  Goldsmith  moh  23,  furn  and 

B  m   |5O0 

Meinkiog  W  to  F  Meinking  moh  1,  horses 

eto  $3000 

Meinkiog  W  to  H  Meinkiog  moh  12,  forn 

1090  Armitage  av   .fl5r0 

Block  J  E  to  J  S  Block  moh  22,  muse  247 

3l8t   $S200 

Baecblor  A  to  J  Buaohlor  moh  19,  farn.f442 
Heonirg  N  P  to  8  Anderson  moh  22,  sa 

loon  1:'3  Sedgwick  $700 

HeohingerB  to  I'  Vo^h  mjh  15,h)ri)  eto 

2360  Cottage  Grove  av  $460 

Maaon  Ml  to  F  N  Gage  mch  26,  forn  22 

Belleme  pi  $850 

Harris  E  to  J  Levy  moh  19,  horse,  wagon 

eto.  t050  Halsted  $166 

Goldfarb  L  to  S  T  Goldfarb  moh  21,  mdse 

36  Frank  st   $175 

Eallraoh  F  to  L  F  Kryzier  nov  15,  mdse 

3121  Laorel   $900 

Mowait  J  L  to  H  Dreyer  mch  V5,  horses 

eto,  65  Oak    $-00 

Britton  W  L  to  S  J  Britton  ang  4,  grocery 

3(5  55th  $450 


Schreiber  S  to  J  Klein  men  19,  saloon  68 

Congress  $120) 

Dye  J  M  to  H  L  Graves  moh  7,  58  Clark 

 $1200 

Ohrietensen   J  to    M  Socerlnnd  mch  5, 

wagons  etc  $55C 

Hirst  &.  Horincb  fl  E  to  W  Horinch  mch 

20,  wagons  etc,  479  Canal   $11^5 

Malmberg  0  E  to  0  Toraqaist  moh  12, 

bldg  647  39th  $200 

Johnson  &  Reichardt  to  F  E  Wybs  moh 

18,  3169  Cottage  Grove  av  $575 

Chan  G  W  to  G  K  Chin  mch  6,  furu,  271 

Wabash  ...   $1000 

Wild  C  to  J  Wild  feb  1,  farn  1201  Monad- 
nook  bldg  $425 

Tarney  J  to  R  F  Evans  mch  12,  bldgs  on 

It  21  It  6  b  36  Cnrp  add  $300 

Finnish-Am  Pab  Co  to  A  A  Broman  mch 

19,  ptg  office  eto,  Pontiao  bldg  $450 

Lass  J  C  to  A  Mann  mch  20,  mdse  274  n 

Clark  $300 

Oroelle  A  to  E  Peterson  moh  13,  furn  307 

35th  $110) 

Frank  S  to  E  Frank  mch  19,  saloon  109 

Desplaices   $500 

O'Brien  P  R  to  a  W  Schwrageman  jan  2, 

fixt  $130 

Henderson  J  P  to  D  W  Wilson  moh  20, 

mdse  297  43d  $2700 


MEOaANICS'  LIENS. 

Morgan  St,  prems  6603.  Gairge  L  Rood  v 
Jane  Bronwer.  ...   $90 

S  8  add,  Its  22  and  23  io  sab  of  b  9  and  It 
16  and  w  3^  It  1  b  IB.  Jnmes  R  Wiiiett 
et  al  v  Mary  F,  Florence  M,  Willie  0, 
Harry  E  and  Abraham  F  Risser  and  B 
F  Raj  admtr    $4535 

Central  Pk  add.  It  31  b  2.  John  Coamebe 
V  Agnes  0  Meinhard   $619.96 

Stave  et  al  sab,  It  3  of  Its  1  and  2  b  2,  18 
and  17  40  U.Edward  8  Price  v  Marie 
Mohl  $20.55 

Ravenswood,  Cuylet'd  add,  It  28  b  1  Ed- 
ward 8  Price  v  Anne  Laud  and  Walter 
•8  Maher  $18 

Ravenewood,  w  37  ft  It  1  b  6.  Same  v 
Minnie  H  Goodie  $35.51 

Pike's  sob,  sj^ltllofsj^se  >4  n  e  }4 
8  w  3^  3  38  l4.  Lookwood  <fc  Strickland 
Co  V  M  L  Brown  $115.37 

Piktj's  sub,  n  3^  It  11  same.  Same  v  Same 
 $64.16 

Pike's  snb,  n  15  ft  It  12  same.  Same  v 
Same   $234.13 

Pike's  snb,  s  25  ft  It  12  same.  Same  v 
Same  $237  98 

Gross'  sub,  It  29  b  5  8  w  8  w  3^  5  38  14. 
Carl  Kianirkuski  v  Regina  Bauman  $2t0 

Woodlawn.  Wad.wo'-ihs  add,  n  ^  It  21. 
Bertho  A  Fitzaimmoos  v  Julia  H  JafE- 
ray  . .   $37.50 

Aberdeen  st  prems  6131.  John  Sanders  v 
Henry  Eokhardt,  Clinton  E  Phelps, 
Pao  L  Assn  and  E  M  Thomas  $45 


AI>PL.1C  kTION  FOB  BUII  DIKW 
PKB9IITS. 


Newport  av  1497,  J  F  F  Berbsten,  three  etory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Argyle  st  ItTl,  L  Friedland,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 

12,000. 

State  Bt  158-164,  Frank  Brothers,  a  story  brick  ad- 
dition, $16,000. 

Exchange  av  near  Center  av,  Ihe  Union  Stockyards 
and  Transit  Oo,  1  story  and  basement  brick  addi- 
tion, $  . 

Princeton  av  6016  and  6018,  0  A  Oarleeon,  two  3 
story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Qrov  st  near  Archer  av,  Hornstein  Brothers,  eleva- 
tor, til  0.0  0, 

Langley  av  67 j8,  Oase  &  Lord,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,000.. 

Wall  st  3247,  F  Sikowdki,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $1,000. 

North  av  W  163',  Dr  Lawson,  2  story  frame  store 
and  dwelling.  $2,700. 

North  av  W  1226-27,  0  Q  Prince,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brlok  store  and  flats,  $16,oao. 


Davi»  st  699,  Henry  Koather,  a  etory  and  basement 
briok  flatu,  *3,fiCii. 

Thirty-atth  et  933,  Augast  Bjriz,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,50  i. 

l.incolu  st,  southwest  corner,  and  Webster  av,  Au- 
gust Grossman,  2  story  and  basametit  brick  store 
and  dwelling.  t2,0'i0, 

Humboldt  av  1^25,  H  Garner,  2  story  and  basemunt 
brick  dwelling,  26,i  00. 

Seventeenth  et  W  394,  Mrt  R  Skala,  thr  e  tory  aad 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,800. 

Newberry  av  55,  A  Mejitrlk,  firee  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Morgan  st  S  363,  b  Krathawdki,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,60u. 

Lexington  st  2311,  H  E  Austin,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Rockwell  et  N  678,  0  Walter,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Ninety-third  st  1697,  N  E  Whitney,  2  siory  frauie 
store  and  flats,  $2,0ii0. 

Peoria  8t  6526,  Anna  Borke,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats  $3,000. 

Forty-third  st  425,  Closer  4  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $12,000. 

Bishop  st  744,  W  L  Brainard,  IVj  story  frame  ot- 
tage,  $6,000. 

Laflio  st  8832,  B  8  Habbard,  2  etory  fram^  dwelliDg. 
$2,1  00. 

Forty-eighth  et  672  and  671,  John  Angstrom,  two  3 

story  and  basement  briok  dwellings,  $ti',000. 
Wabash  av  4162  and  4154,  0  E  Donovan,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment-house,  $20,000. 
Graceland  av  av  509,  Mrs  J  \  Oarlstein,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,000 
Seminary  av  2ii6,  George  F  Schmidt,  three  story  and 

baf  ement  brick  flats,  $6,00n. 
Jiuot  st  346,  E  M  Kirkham,  JV4  story  frame  cottage, 

$2,500. 

Wrightwood  av  1035,  L  F  Miller,  ihree  story  and 
basement  brick  etore  and  flats,  $6,e0i>. 

Fey  av  4130-82,  Mrs  Ida  Weller,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,509. 

North  av  W  713  47,  R  Riesen  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  bnilding,  $14,000. 

North  av  881,  F  Schneider,  three  (-tory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $3,0(  0. 

Walnut  et  616  34,  K  !  Waller,  ten  2  story  and  base 
ment  briok  flats,  $12,000. 

Lexington  st  2137.  Thomas  Lee,  2  'to>y  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Sixty-ninth  st  637  43,  F  Q  Dahldren,  three  1  story 
and  basemeat  brick  stores,  $6,0ii0. 

Morgan  st  6353,  Mrs  M  Larson,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  12,5(  0 

Dearborn  st  1812,  J  Fink  4stoiy  and  basement  bfjck 
flats,  t5,'  00. 

Sixty  eighth  st  68  2,  Andrew  Nysdat,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,800. 

Loomis  st  4935,  Joseph  Teeinsky,  2  story  frame  store 
and  flats.  $2,600. 

Madison  av  4937  rear,  R  B  Swift,  2  sti  ry  and  base- 
ment briok  barn,  $2.i  00. 

Fulton  st  1488-9ii.  8amnel  Boulhby,  two  three-story 
and  basement  briok,  $17,000. 

Turner  av  650,  Fred  Brands,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3  COO. 

Spanlding  av  829,  W  J  Stark,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flat  ',  $5,00  I 

Fillmore  st  1427,  .John  Klabonk,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,200. 

Toukey  av,  near  Western  av,  John  Muuro,  2  story 
frame  dwelling.  $3,500. 

Ellis  av  6040-42,  George  English,  two  three  etory 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $12,000. 
rt  podlawn  av  5736,  Shaller  Mathews,  2  story  and 

basemfent  brick  dwelling,  $7,(  00. 
at  I  awrence  av  491.%  Anton  Hochreiter,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $4,000. 

Langley  aw  6949,  K  J  Kehling,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $3,000. 

Avenue  0,  south  of,  A  SchwIII  &  Oo,  addition  to  ele- 
vator, Pittsburg,  Fort  Wayne  and  Ohicago  Rail- 
road. $24,000. 

Fltty-flfth  et  9J1,  B  McGuire  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Oanal  st  8  11932,  H  Merrill,  1  etory  frame  dwelling, 
$2,  2,000. 

Ashland  av  8  6069,  Edward  Nihlein  2  etory  frame 

store  and  dwelliog,  $2,100 
Wentworlh  av  5235,  Mrs  K  Quslafson.  2  story  and 

basemen',  brick  store  and  flats,  $2,60 '. 
blark  st  N  1634.  M  0  Pckert,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  etore  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Seminary  av  1027,  R  Prendergast,  2  story  frame  flat, 
$2, 60'l. 

Florence  av  136,  Oharlee  Walker,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  etore  and  flate,  $4,6liO. 

Argyle  ot  1212-14,  M  L  Davis,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flate,  $7,000. 

Michigan  et  60-62,  H  W  Austin,  4  etory  and  basement 
briok  warehouse,  $16,000. 


Oornelia  st  167,  George  Wolf,  2  etory  and  baeement 

brlok  flats,  $2,000. 
Root  well  st  N  790,  A  L  Rockwell,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Park  av  1344,  M  FiizRlbbons.  three  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flate,  $2,(  00. 
Washtenaw  av  N  1020,  Henry  Jacobl,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $2,8U0. 
Adams  st  W  2003.  M  bnllivan,  2  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $1,000. 
Crystal  st  161,  0  M  Feerk  three  story  and  basemeat 

brick  flats,  $3,0:)ii. 
Alice  ct  61,  w  Swein,  th-ee  et  ry  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,00,1. 
Spanldin?  i.v  62",  John  Su  livan,  three  story  and 

baiement  brick  flats.  14.000. 
Wood  et  S  482,  T  Kolos.  4  etory  and  baeement  brlok 

flats,  $7,000. 

Honore  et  7146,  J  J  Hubbard,  1  etory  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,(00. 

Twentieth  et  110-112,  S  A  Kent,  4  etory  and  baeement 

brick  warehouse,  $1"^,'  Oii. 
Paulina  et  N  20  0-92,  F  H  Truefdell,  Iwo  1^  story 

frame  cottage-,  *3,0')U 
Vvence  O  and  Fort  Wayne  Railroad  A  Schwill  &  Co, 

three  story  ami  b  :s»n)eni  brick  malthouse,  $50,010. 
Milwaukee  EV  627.  Frank  D.  mert,  Ihree  stnry  and 

basement  brick  etore  aud  flat  ,  $6,i  00. 
Melroee  st  9b',  William  Leugacber,  frame  additional 

etory  aud  adrlitioa  iu  r-ar,  $2,<li0. 
Halsted  et  N  1  7  ,  J  bti    e  ler,  2  i^tory  and  basement 

brick  store  aud  dwelliug,  $'(,0;iO. 
Pratt  el  1041,  John  M  Carleoij,  2  story  freme  dwell- 
ing, »4,5C0. 

Trumbull  avl49andl51,tsiol  etoi  y  ai  d  basement 

briok  cottages.  $3,600. 
Harrison  st  W  1787,  M  G  Miller.  2  stoiy  and  base- 

meut  br  ck  fla  s,  $4,000. 
Eighteenth  et   W  748,  Joseph  Snchor,  4  story  and 

basemeat  briok  store  aud  flats,  $7,000. 
Floariioy  et  691,  K  M  Llbman,  2  story  and  baeement  - 

brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Sawyer  av  6i  9,  fame,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $2,8 10. 

Madison  st  1163,  Thomas  Kelly,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  cwelling,  $2, COO. 
Nineteenth  st  913,  Joseph  Bnlka,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  »5.2i  0. 
Lubech  st  168,  Robert  Sohullz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flits,  $2,610. 
Milwaukee  av  452  and  464.  Wl  liamson  &  Schroeder, 

4  etory  and  bafement  brick  addition  to  factiry, 

*10  00". 

Dauia  «v  665,  W  Ruehl,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,600 

Sixtie  h  et  652,  Ellen  0  Thomas,  2  story  and  bate- 
merjt  brick  dwelling  aud  barn,  $9,i  ( 0, 

Harvard  st  266  i-64,  Keymertson  Brothers,  three  2 
story  frame  flats,  $7,5U0. 

Jackson  st  741  and  743,  A  Innes,  two  2  etory  and 
basemsnt  brick  dwellinge,  $8,0C0. 

Seminary  av  847,  H  Heasley,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Sonthport  av  729,  John  Spie",  2  story  frame  store 
and  flats,  $2,000. 

Dover  st  3178  80,  B  J  Eeguells,  2  -  tory  and  bhsement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Wilton  av  1269  J  A  Anderson,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flate,  $6,(.00. 

Willow  and  Orchard  sts,  s  e  cor.  The  Board  of  Edn- 
oation,  Ihree  story  and  basement  brick  addition  to 
Newberry  school,  $40,000. 

Dayton  st  449,  M  Landahl,  2  story  and  baeement 
brick  dwelling,  $7,600. 

Sonthport  av  927  29,  B  Elser,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $14,0u0. 

Francisco  st  2133,  L  Moller,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flnT,  $2,60ii. 

Central  Park  blvd  396,  George  3  Klngeley,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Chicago  av  W  369,  Theodore  Haase,  2  etory  aud  baee- 
ment brick  livery  etable,  $6,000. 

Jane  st  652,  George  Anderson,  three  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,0(0. 

Langley  av  6457,  Mrs  Ida  Lomax,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  flate,  $3,500. 

Eurlington  et  )5.  Bi-hnp  &  Babcock,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  shop,  $3,000. 

Eighteenth  et  W  680,  F  Koe,  4  etory  aul  basement 

brick  store  and  flate,  $8,000. 
St  Lawrence  av  72091^-23,  E  B  Camp,  eight  2  g'ory 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $1  ,o<  0. 
Wallace  st  3041,  City  ot  Chicago,  three  rtory  and 

basement  addition  to  echoolhouse,  $30,0,jO. 
Calumet  av  423^-39,  Johneton  Gregory,  three  story 

and  baeement  brick  apartment  bouee,  $16,000. 
Laflin  st  6343,  M  A  Link,  2  story  and  bas3ment  briok 

flats,  $40011. 

Ogden  av  1696,  M  Mohen,  three  story  ani  basement 
brick  flats,  $10,000. 

Potomac  av  425,  G  Felz,  thr  'e  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,6)0. 

Potomac  av  411,  F  Hager,  three  etory  and  basement 
I    brick  flats,  $4,000. 


March  30.  1895. 


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311 


Bobey  at  N  2i'U,  Mr  Sebaitlan.  2  story  frame  flats, 
t2,600. 

Bi)nney  av  1256,  A  Schwerg,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brlob  Ktore  sod  fiats,  tS.SOO. 
Barclay  st  184,  J  Eosoholck,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  tl.OOO. 
Western  av  N  747,  W  Lewebr,  three  story  and  base 

meut  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Ogden  av  16(4  46,  Charles  and  G  Lortensehlager,  two 

1  stjry  and  baeemea*  brick  stores,  $2,f  (0. 
Madieon  av  5125  27,  0  H  Binney,   iwj  2   story  a  id 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $25.0  >o. 
Madison  av  6137,  0  H  Binney,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment br  ck  dwellings,  $15,000. 
Belmont  av  702-4,  Hans  Jensen,  three  story  and  b  ite- 

meut  brick  stores  and  flats,  $12,000. 
Sixty-third  st  1468,  The  Schlitz  Brewing  Company,  1 

story  frame  store  and  dwelling,  $2,r0ii. 
Lafayette  av  7121-23,  0  Larson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 
alxty-third  st  423-41,  J  B  Towale,  tea  I   story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $6,0U0. 
Twentieth  st  W  671,  Rev  F  8  Hennebery,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  schaolhonf*,  $8,000. 
Twelfth  st  W  487,  John  Blaokwell,  three  story  and 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $ll,(il/0. 
Bine  Island  av  ii75,  C  F  Welre.  4  story  aud  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $14,000. 
Baxter  st  163,  W  Poppenheim,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,'  GO. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  Jobbing  1,.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGinalnlng,  ©to. 
All  h.iuvLi  01  Cement  Work  a  specialii 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St.. 
Balldtug  Uaterlal*  Chicacn 
rorSalo.     Telephone.  Main  757 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  CcpyrightS 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty  five  yciirn  ex« 
perlence.  We  repnrt  whether  patem  can  be 
secured  or  nnt,  fr.  o.ffh  r'je  O'.ir  f.  e  not  dua 
antlipatpntisollowoil.  32i>:igo  Spools  l'  i-«'C. 
M.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  •  i torn, .vs  at  Law, 
»pp.  U.  B.  I'at.  oaicu     Vt/ASHSMtilf  C  N,  D- O, 

Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  ideutifled 
wiih  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotorers 
have  an  flssnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (y,9u()  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
five  of  BecDcd  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  sncoess  of  a 
territory— a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany-at  towns  on  its 
lines,  i  he  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward,  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Oonfldential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur 
mshed  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  4  SI.P  Railway 

435  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  III.  j 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Rentintj 


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AlVDEKSON,  Gnstavne,  Rrom  2,  70  La  Saile  n 
BaIBD  &  WAENER,  Ems.  16  17.  90  La  Salle  »l. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st. 
3ARNBY  BBUO  i>..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BERQSTEDT  C.  G.  *  <=on8.,  Bm  37,  1R6  Lake  Htree 
BOS  WORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty -first  St. 
CAIRNDOFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bl 
OOLE,  M.  r.  &  CO.,   Cole's  Bio  k,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison 
COLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
CUMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2  J  floor  Dearborn  and 
Wa  hi^gton  sts, 

DSLAMATEB,  8..  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  k>b 

p  "ooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,  99  DeErbom  st. 
DUN  LAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
SGQLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  8t. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Ohan.ber  of 
Oommero'  . 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  st:;  Brand 

ofllces:  Haleted  and  7l.t 

S6th  Boulevard. 
ITRIOKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETOHELL  E.  P.,  210  Home  Iner.rance  Bidg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C  Xj.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoi-lc  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  8.  Clark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
tf ELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88LaSaile  St. 
HnRLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HOTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Wasblngtoi  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KF-BFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washlnsfton  st 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Ass  ciaMon  BldR  ,  163  and  155 

La  SBlle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  Wil.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  tt. 

W  AGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wafhington 
8t  .  Floor. 

MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  8t. 

•iKAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 

ifEBIGJLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St. 

40LLIKEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  8t. 

eAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIYILLE  R.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  B  g 
KAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SCHTJMACBER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  1C7  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bids. 
■  WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpi 
ZANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  155  LaSalle  8tr! 
ZDITERMEI8TER,  H.  0.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 

DREYER  E.  8.,  &  Co..  99  Dearborn 

GREENEBADM  SONS,  83  and  86  D.  arborn  Sttet 

MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclbnrn 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  Hi. 

.•EABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  4  Co.,  164DBart.ot> 

WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  1-7  aaoaolpB. 


Abgtraets  of  Title. 


a'ADDOOK  VALLBTTE  k  BI0K00BD8,  l(i7  1  ear- 
bom  St. 

aiNDY  &  CO.,  92-4  WasDlngton  st. 
t-ELTZEB,  OTTO  &  00.,  85  Washington  at. 
R^0O«DEB>8  AB8TBA0T   TJKPT..   Onuptv   <  onrt 


REVELL'S 

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Lists. 


: TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Real  Ketate  Agency  for  the  purpope  ■ 
.  of  speculating  In  real  wstate.  It  is  an  Advertising  '. 
■Bnreao  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  insure" 
protection  and  best  results  ti  advertisers  '. 
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"  Wasmansdorff  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, ! 

,  and  a  thousand  others  In  Chicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
or  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutivelv 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bonafide  inquir- 
es guaranteed. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS'  LISTS 

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March  30  1895 


Office 
Desks— 
Furniture. 

Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave .  and  Adams  St . 


AUSW  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  ontbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


II.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAl-  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and   Madison  Sts. 
'elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  JHardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tiie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMni,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention rfiven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


OHIO  ^00. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


/•  tlas  Fire  Aa-nranoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rooheeter  German  los.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glasa  Ina.  Co.,  New  York. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  OflBce  Fit- 
tings  in  America.    Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
tc. 


n  aaB#a  Folding  Beds. 
U6SKS  Metal  Chairs. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS, 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAISAIiLB  STKBKT. 

CHICAGO  Il.IiII«OIM. 

Telephone  Main  1353. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  .  Loeb 
Louis  Becker 


J.  W.  TAYLOR, 


Owings  Bldg 

(gicagro. 


PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

FOR  SALE,  Photographs  of  all  notable  Chicago  buildings. 


OKFICK  AMD  WOUKM, 
15th  Mtreet  and  .%8hlan(l  Avenne. 
Chlcaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Cospve  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  G.  Hotnb 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

EENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER— o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  Si. 


CHICAGO. 


Ageuu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  J<''arni8hed 


85  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 


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s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
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you?  If  you  intend  changing 
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W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 


WM     F.  TBMPEIi. 


FB&NE  TEMPEL. 


ANTHONY  SaHIIiI.EB . 


WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 

NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


C  hicag:o 

Directory 
Compaiiy 

ROOMS  2,  3&4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 


CHICAGO  DIRECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $3,00  and  $3.00. 


file  of  the  latest  Directoilee  of  all  tbe  other  large    ties  can  be 
f  oaud  at  oor  office  tor  use  o(  tbe  pxibllv., 


Vol.  XXX VII.-  No.  14 


CHICAGO,  APRIL  6,  1895. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  !oans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE.  WBSTBRH  SEOURITIBS.  BUILOINO  AND  THE  RECORDS 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  mftin  112.  C]r|icSlg"0,  111. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  [pan 

and  financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


WASMANSDOIIFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Wos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.. 
CHICA<>0. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecnrltles  a  Specialty,  first 
Mort  ases  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand . 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOLBEET, 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 


Specinl  attenMon  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


WTLLT8  W.  BAIBD.         L¥MAN  BAIBD,  OEOBGE  I,.  WABNEE  . 

OoDBolting  Partner.  * 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  -  Rentins^. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  tbenortt> 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

'3)41S*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUEjt& 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Room  938  Stock  Kxchanse  Bnlldins, 
8.  W.  Cor.  L,a  Salle  and  Washlnston  Streets. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/HortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

t3S  UA  8ALLB  STREET,  N.  IV.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260, 

OHIOAGO. 


EDWIN  B  .  SHEIjDON. 
WM.  CGDEN  GEEaN. 


FDGENE  H  FI-HBOBN. 
UANDOLPH  E.  FI  HBDBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden.  Bldg.,  34  Claris.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


J.H.  l49L'a5alleSt 


■     1679     ■  0 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


F.  A.  BAENE^l, 

Notary  Public 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABI8B, 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers  '^vestment 

SECURITIES. 

Mortgage  Loans 

114  I^a  Balle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


Established  1879.  Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P,  BOWES  &  GO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
i8T*'''i«Qi?i5°.®  Branch  Office 

I  »7  &  I  89  Dearborn  St.  Oalnmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

—  Contractors  and  Material 

—  Men  counseling   with  this 

—  office  are  offered  unequaled 

—  opportunities  for  protection 
•  •  against  loss.    All  required 

—  information  given  at  office. 

—  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 

Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


3t4 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  6  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-or©  .  Tracts  •  Fu-roliaseci 

Or  Saljdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

CARPENTERS'  M0yLDlN6S. 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Bandolph  St . 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5.C0  to  »6n.0U  per  annam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■51  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  Je< 
•3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  J$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Hrancli,    5507    Ha.lsteci  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago, 

^      BANKERS.  ^ 


•o:- 


'.oans  OQ  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans 

Invesiiaents. 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  street. 
94  LSl  S&IIS  StrGet,    Washington,  OHIOAGO. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

Telephone  MaJn  268,  CHICAGO . 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    B3ANO    BS     METROfOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Cc  , 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bidg 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

PrsDoiL  B.  Peabody  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

1U7  and  109  irearborn  ^<reet. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


WHY  YOU  SHOULD  OFFICE  IN  THE 
MASONIC  TEMPLE. 


First. — It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the  world; 
therefore,  the  cheapest  building  from  which  to  ad- 
vertise in  America. 

Second.— It  is  the  best  known  building  in  Chicago; 
therefore,  the  most  easily  found  by  strangers  and 
home  people. 

THiRr  -It  is  the  only  building  which  everj- 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

Fourth. — In  it  you  can  have  oflQces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench  of  the  street, 
in  the  full  unobstructed  light  of  day,  with  fourteen 
rapid  elevators. 

Fifth.— In  it  you  have  every  business  or  comfor- 
table convenience,  used  or  patented — everything  pos 
sessed  by  any  other  oflBce  building  in  the  world  and 
more  besides. 

Sixth. — The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  tenants 
first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated  for  the  tenants 
firstj  every  other  interest  afterward.  There  are  no 
restrictions  except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own  so  as  not  to 
abuse  others." 

Seventh.— From  two  thousand  to  four  thousand 
strangers  visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  manage- 
ment, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes  these  strangers 
of  business  use  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

Eighth — A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory,  arrests  the 
attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where 
he  can  procuie  in  the  building  what  he  wants. 

Ninth. — No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Directory. 

Tenth.— If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  bus 
iness  advantage,  that  advantage  is  the  property  of 
its  tenants. 

MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSOCIATION, 

Address  WILLIAM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,      -      -  Chicaeo. 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


.IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


 rp -pq—p-i  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $7,000,000. 

E.  S.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Freeident. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  Cashier. 


Deposits  July  12,  1893.  $1,53.3  983  71 
Oepuslts  iUay  4,  1894  S3.»78.948,91, 

W©  solicit  your  lou.sirL©ss. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
Oth  Floor  Jtlasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB&  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Onrrent  Bates- 

120  LiSAIiLE  STEEKT' 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


83  Hartford  Bniiaine 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


 ,inri  r-ir  TTiTi  1- 

A  Perfect  Reference  Record  | 

AND  3 
A  WIDE-AWAKE   NEWSPAPER  | 

DEVOTED  TO  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 
WESTERN  SECURITIES  ^ 
BUILDING  ^ 
AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and  ? 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  5 
carefully  compiled.  J 


I^eal  ^st:al:e|Baildi9(5  Joijrpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 


Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce  ^ 

Building  and  real  esta-t*-  ' 

}  NEWS 

I  TRANSFERS  | 

I  TRUST  DEEDS 

I  MORTGAGES 

I    CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  | 

(  ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  \ 

I        BILLS  OF  SALE  I 

j         MASTER'S  SALE3  | 

I        FORECLOSURES  \ 

i  And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  / 

t  \ 

t  ? 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  14. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  APRIL  6,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8UBAN0E  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood. 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 


H.  C.  BUNN  (&  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ct|air|ber  of  Oommerce, 
CHICAGO. 

/aonBy  LoanBd  WitliDut  ComTiilssiDn 

•H  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3J  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRiNDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

F.  W.  KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  S^eam  Power, 

70,  72.  74,  76  W.  Washington  St. 
And  44  S  Jefferson  St. 

CHICAGO,    -      -  ILLINOIS. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS 
SILAS  M    MOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINES  \&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Oearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FUSr^NCIA.!!.  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
or  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  PubUc.  Telepbooe  Main  3269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (§. 

BANKERS, 

Loaris   arid    L^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    109411  BOOKEHY  BLDQ. 


H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEIPTEB.    O.  H.  PD50HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI9TBB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTBHMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBUC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  0.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO . 

^^Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  80BBEINEB 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  ISonth  664, 

Real  Estate  Bonght  and  Hold.  Rents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments  Made.  Special  attention  Kiven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESE,  J.  H.  SHBPAEL* 

E8TABLI8HBD  1868. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING:  CONTRilCTORSr 


MAHUrAOIUBBBS  AND  DBAI.BB8  IH 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAGCi 

TELEPHONE  No.  1460. 

Particular  attentlOD  paM  to  Macadam  Roada,  DrlTes,  Bonle 
varda  sod  Boada  In  n«w  SabdJvlglona. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  A  COLBURN, 

EEpL  E2TPE,  INSUEpCE.LOpS 

Soath  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AYE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T,  PAUL  <fc  CO, 

BST^AT^B  <&  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  Chicago. 

PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l3o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagro 


EDWm  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  I  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  "mproved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Resiicients  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Te'-epbone  aiaia  3733. 

Humbsldlt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

RSAI.  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Washington  and 

S.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Avs.  LsSslIe  St*., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Homboldt  Park.  OHIO  Gl 


316 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  6,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BETISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
UASEes  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  FBOFEBTT 
ADVEBTISED   EXCEPT   WHEBE  THE   UWNEB   OB   BIS  AQENT'B 

ADDBBas  IS  avfus. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  honse  and  l*t,  price  $3,500; 
$1,530  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  lU. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  honse.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  16  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vincennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  hon^e  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  Dei;;hborhood.     W  8. $7,500  and  |  8,000 
Oalamet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  11  room  stODe, 

new  and  every  convenience.    F  13  $10,000 

Oalnmet  at,  near  33d  st,  lot,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  165 

Oalomet  av,  near  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Oalamet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25s200xl30,  price 

perfect.    F13  $  100 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6   $  200 

Oalamet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2'flat  bnilding  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $360  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Ohamp'.ain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stoae  front, 

modern,  owner.    F  13  $  5,700 

Cbamplain  av,  near  47tb  st,  8  rooms,  stone  honse. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Cbamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13..$  700 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  ^nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22i^xl00.  B  11 .  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-Btory  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,00t).  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.   F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4Ut  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  8t,modern, 

oak  trim,  flne  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35ih  st,  11-room  brick  bouse.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10-room  briok  honse.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooDis,  briok  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  honse.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  honse.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  55th  et,  e  f  50  x  130,  per  ft.  P  13  $  62.60 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13   $  7,260 

Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-8tory  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    M  1  $  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Ore  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  16  $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.  $  300 
Oor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  *ront 

foot.    P  4  $  326 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 


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P  4   $  250 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.    P  4 .  $  300 

Oor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.    P4$  250 

or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.    P4...$  200 

Cor  60x; 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 

Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pi-ico  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  10  room  brown  stone.    F  13.$  8,800 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  et,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  oor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  125 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition;  termseasy.  F  13  ...  $21,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  45ih  ^t,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  26  to  1(  0  x  160,  price 

per  foot.    F  13  $  300 

Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  126  it  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Qroveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13..$  165 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 

buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 

to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 

Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near52d  st,  10  room  frame  honse. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  thronghout  the 

sonth  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 

Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  brick  house.  B  15.$10,r00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  !'9th  ft,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,600 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  60  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  .$  105 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  166 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13....$  87.50 
Indiana  av,  neur  63d  st,  only  26x170  left,  prioe  per 

foot.    F  13  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  6l6t  st,  e  f  41x161,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.50 

Indiana  av,  oor  68th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  136 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  et,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  SO 
Inglesideav,  near  fi6th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V  6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoDi  ex;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,nfear'*7th  st,10-room  stone  house.B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautifol,   modern,  detaohed 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  60x180;  bargain. Q  8. 

Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15.  $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  4()th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  16.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  ,$35,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13..  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13....$  9C0 
Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13....$  750 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  oonvenienoe.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  '.^4  ft.  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  16  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  15..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Madison  av,  n  e  oor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  155 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F13  ..$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15...$  4,500 
McOhesney  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  836 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  50  lots.     F  13  $  860 

Michigan  av,near  5l8t  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  36th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  450 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  26  to  KjO  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     M  1  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13. .  .$  225 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 

front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 

will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stoue.    B  15. .  .$15,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6,000 

Monroe  av,  near  54th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 


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Ml  $  90 

Morgan  et,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  675 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Ninety-flflh  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  26x164. 
cheap.  Prioe  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Jnniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Baeeb, 
37  W  Sunbnry  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  16.$  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  honse 

B  15  $14,0CO 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  honse 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detaohed. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   B  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  D  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valnable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Prairie  av,  near  48lh  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  oor  near  44th  st,  50  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  std  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27^  x  125,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  $20,000 

Schell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13  $  300 

Seventy  fifth  st,  oor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  65 

Seventy-fifth  st,n  e  cor  Coles,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  80 

Seventy  ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  room9,stone.B  15. $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  16  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,   prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  $  55 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B  15  $  4,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  126 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.50 

State  st,  near  36th,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st.  Cor  near  67th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  30 

St  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  700 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  blook  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fuohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  briok  honse. 

B  16   .  .$10,000 

Sonth  Park  av,  near  S4th  *t,  10  rooms,  stone.  B16.$  9,500 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18   $4(  0,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  61s>,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
honse;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  fioors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av.cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  16.  $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15 ...  $  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  roams,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  45th  st,  S-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,600 

Vincennes  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennrs  av,  near  65i.h  st,  e  f  60x122,  prioe  per 


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foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  8t,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennea  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down  (1D117).  P4. 
Vinoenoes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick,    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  P  13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st.  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3-8tory  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    M  1  ,o  ....  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  ^'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  a^ar  12th  st,    2  atory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11    $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  B  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  honse 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Washington  st  corner,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 
150  ft  rnnning  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 
on  the  east  side  of  property.  Terms  $50,000 
cash;  balance  to  snit.  This  location  is  near 
business  centre  and  is  adapted  to  various  uses. 

Owner.    J  12   $150,000 

Wentwofth  av  near  b4th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

8t  and  Stewart  av  $16  500 

Wentworth  av,  cor  B5th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...f  160 
Wentworth  av,  a  w  cor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  at,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  priC'S  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  et,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooma,  brick,    B  15.. $18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l3t  st,  12  rooms,  atone.    B  15. $25,(  00 
Woodlawn  av,  8  w  oar  52d  st,  price  per  foot.    F13.$  150 
W  >odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  pale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8.,..$  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  tf,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-atory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W  8    $  6,400 

Olark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  st  N,  3-stcry  new  brick,  atone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13   $12,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  .'J  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ot,  eaat  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  come''  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash,  Z  33 . , . ,   $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W  8  ..$13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
aewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc,  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  eaat  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments,   B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blufif,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnik  houses 
on  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  di«>cay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
floor  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
,  bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  ia 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  ia  finished  with 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  eapeoially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  ooldeet  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gaa  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gaa  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  You  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,J?0,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sioknese,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo/  smaller  place  or  snr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  tt.    W  8  ,  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  <fc  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $86,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  ats,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  ats, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooma  $6,900.;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gaina.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  Bast  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Lft 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
ohoioe  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufBcient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  <fc  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.     ^  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  at  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t.    W  8  $  .^,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3  story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  i5xl25  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,!Lake  View,  48  ft 
sab-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amundaon,  owner, 

85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  S-story  flat  building,20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  8t,  near  Division,  3-Btoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  aewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schoola  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooma 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000, 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500,  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  snit.    0  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.   X  14  $  1,050 
Adams  at  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  honse.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  et,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain, 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  aaorifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louia  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building,  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 


REAL  EbTATE  for  SALE, 

or  will  trade  for  store?  or  flats,  L  12  $26,500 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 
California  av  8,  No  15,  lot  26^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in  • 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
^i„^r.t^<.  i  34  6-10xK0>  i  20x128  )    ...  ^ 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-lOxlOO  \  \  .%xl28  [ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
bfi  sold  for  less  than  hoases  ooat  to  br-'''.  0  11, 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  SheflSeld  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  8  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  at,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooma.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    B  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  $  2,500 

Homer  at,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  S-atory  stone  flat 
bnildinc:  of  7  roomn  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  builriiug  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

JacksoQ  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    B  11  $5,000 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0(  0 
Lake  st  W,  Nos  ^230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  atorea  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  eq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11   %  2,600 

Monroe  st.  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  OUve  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer&  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastne  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adama  et,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain,  H  3  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  briok  flat,    R  11.$  7,000 
Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tne  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12ch  at  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock. 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linsc.itt's  sub-division,  lots  16  to  28, 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  29,  $250;  lots  31  to  41, 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  46,  $200;  lot  47,  $225; 
lots  1,  24,  25  and  48.  $225  each;  lots  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inclusive,  $175  each;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  1225  each;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inclusive, 


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April  6,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


$175  each;  lots  12  and  47,  |225  each;  lots  13  to 
28,  inolosive,  |200;  lots  29  and  30,  $260  eaoh; 
lots  31  to  46,  inolasi-'e,  $200  each.    E  11. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tnrner  av,  No  984,  25sl25  ft,  S-story  pressed  brick 
flat  bailding;  7  rooms  each  flat    This  property 
^     is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,250 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125 .    W  8  ....  $  6,500 
Twelfth"  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3^ 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  basiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  pale.    B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlf  0.    W  8.  .$  2,000 
WashiDgton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.     Want  a  resi  enoe 
ne!ir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  bailding;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  SOxlOn.   W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  A»  bland  av,  n  f  £0  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8   $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  bailding,  for  |1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotaring  purposes.    Make  cflfer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak.  oottouwood,  gnm, 
hickory  and  walnn'.  folly  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  18o,000 
and  l,250,0i  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.     W  U  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309   ,  $  2 

California. —  -ian  Joaqain  Coonty,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  payiug  property.     The  land  is 
well  sitaated,  oloae  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freig'it.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  frnits,  being 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
proparty.    Owuer  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  aud  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bat  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  firet 
class  propositions     The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Esiate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  seoore 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  whsre    orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trao  s  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  Por 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Bailding, 
San  Francisco,  Oal 
Oalifotnia  income  properties  fo"-  sole  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  oroaards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,    olives,  prunes,  raisin  grape-s, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.   For  particulars  address    Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (icO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 
Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine,  melon,  vegetable 
and  grain  land,  on  railroad;  two  streams  traverse  entire 
tract;  2,500  acres  bottom  lands,  30,000  r'ch  rolling, 
27,000  somewhat  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  eqaal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at  $75  per 
acre);  price  $5.00  per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  R  809. 

FI.OBIDA. 

Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected  as  to  quality  and 
location  in  the  best  orange  belt,  $2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautiful 
Flordia  home  with  baro,  boat  house,  oraiige,  mandarin 
and  other  trees  iu  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange  for 
Chicago  property,  $3,100.  Address  Llojd  &  Co,  94 
LaSalle  st. 

50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and  cypress  lands; 
pine  averages  6,000  to  8,"(iO  ft  to  the  acre;  cypress 
(possibly  largest  and  finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to 
15,000  ft  to  the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water,  and  are 
good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price  |1.60,  W  H  Wood- 
ward, Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Illinois. — Rock  Islandf  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatiful.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  tbe  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
3.i,ii00  bushels;  cist  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property, 
R  11. 

LAKE  FOBESI . 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclustve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title  good;  average'i  19,500  feet  to  acre  in 
poplar,  >»hite  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Price  $5.00  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward, 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

MISOELIiANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash , 
balance  on  time.    £  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
lO.O-^O  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,'  00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
35  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Chicago, on  Belt 
R.  R.    Big  bargain.     Address  C  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Bureau. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70lh,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 

Dearborn  st  (No  56!>2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  51st,  a  2-story 
dwellxog  in  6-ioo<n  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rentrd;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 

Halsted  st,  near  IVih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,r00  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  i  149  each;  facing  south.  Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  F,  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8000;  want  farm.    W  15, 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Lyman, 
125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

Wentworih  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Haydfn,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  . ,  $"'.6,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  tbe  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Basiness  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Glybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  bt,  near  Madison,  3-Btory  flaf  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,0  0. 
Price  $10,000.    8  12. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flits.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  ^9,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


CALIFOBNIA. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  lo  frnits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  nil  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Popt  st,  San  Francitco,  Cnl. 

nEt  BOIA. 

Georgia — 550-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  ciae/; 
$l5,00f^;  want  ciiy  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  lurge  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  GiiOBE 
Reaij  flsTATE  Ori'iOE,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  l^orth  Jadson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farmiug  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5  '0.  Will  take  about  }^  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS , 

Kansas--160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  dae  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storj , 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas — 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Eant^as, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4( -acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

IjAXE  minnetonea. 
Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    b  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popolation, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANBOnS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  nnd  $i0,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bnsine  s  property;  miyht  add  some  first  mortgage  paper, 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change 3^  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15, 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  BIDE, 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-clasa 

ai  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease,    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK, 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinitv  of  Auburn  Park,  State  terms  and  location, 
S   8.  '   

PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
H'our-story  and  basement  bailding,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WB-iT  SIDE. 

Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  irO  feet,  for  $150  00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  incladed. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &^D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Jourijal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOETH   SIDE  . 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 


April  6  I89£. 


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REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

Side  residenoe,  and  oiher  preperty,  olear;  will  assnme 
inonmbraDoe.  Address  A  12,  Exolnsive  Agency  Bareaa. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  $7,000  to 
110,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  most  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Atthland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  eto.    D  H  Rob  &  Go,  58  N  Olintob 

St,  Chicago. 

OCTPIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
natore  of  coll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particalars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  0  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  la. 


Wanted— IVIiscellaneous. 


An  experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  o£Soe-  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


D.  B.  HUTCHINSON,.     Ciilcap  Interior  DecoratinE  Co 


85  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spauiding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


FOR  SALE 


"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
iyiantels,Tiles,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goodg. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUoatlon. 
149  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 


Fo^eri,  occupied  Hciiry  LibWec  Co. 


by  the 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 


$4,000. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50. 


The  First  National  Ml  s  Gliioago, 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFIOERB: 

Ltman  J.  Gage,  Pre-ldent.  Jas.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 

BiOBABD  J.  fTBBET,  Oashier.         Holmes  Hogb,  Ass't  Oasbler. 
Fbank  E.  Ebown,  2d  Ase't  Oaehier. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

©2   and   04  Wasliirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  FIBST  M0BTGAGE8        ReAL  EsTATB  BoUQHT, 

A  sPEOiAiiTY.  Sold  and  Managed. 


Sam'l  M.  Nioeebbon. 

F,  D.  Geay. 

B.  0.  N10ESB8ON. 


A.  A.  Cabpekteb. 


DIRECTORS: 

E.  F.  Laweenoe. 
NoBmN  B,  Beam. 
L.  J.  GAge. 


8.  W.  Alleeton. 
Nelson  Mobbis. 
Eugene  8.  Pike. 


Jas.  B.  Fobgan. 


•THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  80HNEIDBB,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  V1c«  President. 
*M.  A.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  Pres'dent. 
Oabi.  Moll,  Cashier. 
Hknbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashier. 
HBNBY  K.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Oashier. 


CHICAGO. 


CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscott's 
Ridgeland  Avenue  Subdivision. 

60  ?  Stock  Sxclianse  Bail  dins,  -  Chicago. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


Loans 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

New  YORK  LIFB  BUILDIHQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

_  Real  Estate 

™'"       —  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PAKE  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


TiHany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANTTFACTUBERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No. 403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Roonci  ai     -     -     las  OlarlE.  Street 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd..  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t®  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  vvant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,         fVi\n>\  Til 
NiW STOCK  EXpHANGE  BUItDING,  ' 


FOR  SALE  o. 
EXCHANGE 


On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111. 


Franic  Hail's  Casino,iVlusee  and  Variety 

Tfieater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jaokson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnoas  performanoes  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago.  Price 
10  16  25  35  50     B.ii  seats  $1. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f600,000.00  lor 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  APRIL  6.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


Retail  business  throughout  the  country  continues 
to  be  fairly  good.  Retailers  are  disposing  of  their 
stocks  for  cash  and  are  compelled  to  replenish  from 
the  jobbers.  This  makes  wholesale  business  good 
and  satisfactory,  as  the  buying  is  for  actual  demand 
and  not  for  possible  future  necessities.  As  yet  there 
is  no  apparent  disposition  on  the  part  of  merchants 
to  buy  other  than  conservatively;  on  the  other  hand 
credit  managers  are  more  than  usually  careful  In  ex 
tending  large  credits,  and  the  result  is  that  the  fail- 
ures are  surprisingly  few. 

Reports  from  the  mining  regions  indicate  increased 
activity.  Receipts  of  gold  at  the  Denver  mint  during 
March  were  $395,840,  as  compared  with  $320,167  for 
March,  i894,  an  increase  this  year  of  23  6  percent. 
The  advance  in  silver  if  it  can  be  maintained  will  be 
a  good  thing  for  the  mining  industry  in  general,  as  a 
higher  price  for  the  white  metal  encourages  develop- 
ment in  the  gold-silver  mines  which  are  more  numer- 
ous than  formerly.  The  gold  problem  will  remain  so 
long  as  gold  continues  to  be  the  principal  money 
metal  of  the  world,  and  the  best  development  of  all 
the  gold  mines  of  this  country  is  of  the  highest  im- 
portance 

Iron  is  likely  to  score  a  considerable  advance  dur- 
ing the  present  year.  Statistics  gathered  by  the 
Railway  Age  show  that  373  railroad  companies  are 
now  building,  or  contemplate  building  soon,  20,547 
miles  of  new  road.  Compared  with  less  than  2,000 
built  last  year,  this  showing  speaks  volumes  for  the 
renewed  confidence  in  the  immediate  future  of  rail- 
roads. Of  the  20,0(i0  additional  miles  now  contem- 
plated, 2,938  are  either  wholly  or  partly  graded  or 
under  contract.  It 'S  reasonable  to  suppose  this  will 
all  be  completed  this  year,  and  enough  more  to  bring 
the  total  up  to  5,000  miles.  If  normal  financial  con- 
ditions prevail,  there  will  be  a  total  of  at  least  6  000 
miles  of  new  track  laid  this  year.  Much  of  this 
building  was  needed  last  year,  but  was  necessarily 
postponed  on  account  of  decrease  in  earnings. . 

An  inheritance  tax  bill  has  passed  the  Illinois 
Senate  by  a  large  majority.  It  will  probably  become 
a  law.  Inheritance  and  income  taxation  seems  to  be 
popular  just  at  present,  though  both  are  open  to  the 
serious  charge  of  class  legislation.  In  Great  Britain 
a  new  law  taxes  estates  of  from  $500  to  $2,^00  1  per- 
cent, and  increases  this  rate  on  larger  inheritances 
up  to  5  percent  for  all  estates  of  more  than  $5,000,000. 
In  the  case  of  property  going  to  collateral  heirs  there 
is  an  additional  tax  of  from  3  to  10  percent,  accord- 
ing to  the  nearness  of  the  relationship.  These  rates 
are  very  much  higher  than  the  proposed  tax  in  this 
State.  The  system  of  progressive  taxation  of  in- 
heritances is  so  popular  wherever  it  has  been  adopted 
that  there  is  little  doubt  that  it  will  become  almost 
universal;  and  as  the  same  considerations  apply  in 
the  main  to  the  income  tax,  there  can  be  as  little 
reason  to  expect  that  it  in  time  will  not  overcome 
all  prejudice  and  become  one  of  the  most  popular  as 
well  as  profitable  forms  of  taxation.  Neither  the  in- 
come nor  the  inheritance  tax  is  open  to  the  objection 
that  they  interfere  with  or  hamper  commerce  or 
industry;  nor  do  they  impose  a  hardship  on  the  tax- 
payers, because  by  their  very  nature  they  are  levied 
on  those  most  able  to  bear  taxation.  The  only  vul- 
nerable point  of  attack  is  their  constitutionality, 
and  the  answer  to  this  question  is  now  anxiously 


awaited  from  the  Supreme  Court  not  only  by  the 
fortunate  people  whose  incomes  are  large  enough  to 
be  taxed  but  also  by  the  public  at  large  to  whom  such 
taxation  will  be  a  benefit. 


LOCAL  STOCKS, 


Although  the  local  stock  market  has  been  dull,  the 
week  in  stock  circles  has  been  eventful.  On  Monday 
the  Alley  Elevate]  Railroad  Company  defaulted  on 
interest  on  its  first  mortgage  bonds,  amounting  to 
$187,500.  The  directors  of  the  company  held  a  meet- 
ing, but  were  unable  to  devise  any  plan  for  paying 
the  interest.  The  bondholders  have  agreed  to  give 
the  road  six  months'  time  to  evolve  order  out  of 
chaos.  If  the  stockholders  can  agree  on  some  plan 
for  raising  money  enough  to  build  extensions  to  the 
road  the  bondholders  will  agree  to  fund  their  cou- 
pons for  several  years  A  stock  assessment  of  $12.50 
per  share  is  a  possibility. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Calumet  and  Chicago 
Canal  and  Dock  Company  was  held  Wednesday,  but 
was  uneventful.  Very  little  land  has  been  sold  dur- 
ing the  past  year.  A  motion  to  authorize  the  direc- 
tors to  buy  1,000  shares  of  Canal  and  Dock  stock  at 
58  was  defeated.  The  same  day  57i  was  bid  on  the 
Stock  Exchange. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Metropolitan  EleVated 
Railroad  Company  was  held  Thursday.  The  present 
intention  is  understood  to  be  to  open  the  main  line 
as  far  west  as  Forty-eighth  street  May  1,  and  to  build 
the  southwestern  extension  running  between  Nine- 
teenth and  Twenty-flrst  streets  at  once.  This  means 
much  to  the  property  owners  of  the  west  and  south- 
west sides. 

In  general,  all  the  leading  stocks  on  the  Exchange 
have  been  heavy  this  week.  Diamond  Match  sold 
regular  at  12t)i;  West  Chicago  at  114J;  Lake  Street 
Elevated,  13f;  Alley  Elevated,  IH;  New  York  Bis- 
cuit, 52i;  Strawboard,  26i. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  Mar.  30,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  wiLh  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


WEEK  ENDING 

MAB.  30,  1895. 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAE.  SO,  1894. 


oentageB 


In< 

3. 

New  York  .... 

i  496,985.635 

$  393,753,f,19 

26. 

2 

78,884,209 

68,099  on 

15 

6 

BoBton  

77,682,120 

73,276,414 

6 

0 

Philadelphia. . 

63,198,792 

45,121  047 

40. 

0 

St.  Lotus.  .  . 

20,512,288 

18,8^0,997 

8 

9 

San  FraDoisoo. 

11,175,854 

11,829.746 

Baltimore  .... 

li',G38.962 

10,259,899 

4. 

2 

12,634,837 

10,750,2(  6 

17. 

4 

Oinoinnati .... 

10,585,400 

10,367,700 

2 

2 

Sansas  City  . . 

9,773.100 

8,449,672 

14. 

S 

New  Orleans  . . 

8,5'26,101 

6,959,9f5 

23 

9 

3  555,114 

4,128,964 

Milwankee .... 

3,799,702 

3,348,592 

13 

4 

7.059,975 

4,379,267 

61 

4 

Lonisville.,. 

5,231,694 

5.5e6,f01 

Minneapolis  . , 

4,992,903 

4.088,.^03 

22 

1 

3,292,452 

4,067,837 

Providence  . . . 

4,129,600 

3,856,301! 

7 

1 

4,560,247 

3,766,  :n  2 

21 

0 

4.556,749 

3,092,892 

47 

3 

3,064,886 

2,281,623 

34 

3 

2,296,532 

2,256,466 

1 

7 

Indianapolis. . 

3,838.547 

3,090,S64 

24 

2 

UolnmbDS  .... 

3,177,2(10 

3,049,1)0 

4. 

2 

1,636,320 

1,579,193 

4 

9 

Kiobmoud  .... 

2,196,451 

1,953,638 

12 

2 

Washington. .. 

1,556,(;51 

1,176,729 

32 

1 

2,203,S!1 

2,13':?,476 

3 

3 

St.  Joseph. , ., 

1,265, S'5! 

1,2^  0,2!'5 

9 

4 

1  973,076 

1,315  000 

50 

0 

I^empbis   

1,589,445 

1,072,855 

43 

4 

Portland  Or.. 

1,()(  1  989 

812,621 

23 

1 

1.3^9,862 

1,225,260 

6 

8 

New  Haven. . . 

1,081,529 

1,226,2£0 

Savannah  .... 

1,727,39/ 

1  5.51,250 

10 

1 

Springfield. ... 

1,105  238 

1,221,953 

1,134,681 

1,080,702 

3 

9 

Portland  Me.. 

1,052,4£0 

951,80J 

I'l 

i) 

933,745 

857,261 

8 

8 

Fort  Worth... 

1,032,526 

915,798 

12 

4 

2,359.880 

1,187  003 

98 

7 

Syraonee  

8«3,603 

618,136 

39 

4 

Per- 
agee 
Deo. 


5  5 


15.9 

6,0 
19,0 


11,8 
9.5 


Dec  Moini3. . . 

889,(  33 

919,922 

3. 

3 

Qraud  Kd^ids 

919,271 

610,098 

50 

6 

469,428 

417,314 

12 

4 

596,191 

513,194 

16 

1 

Wilmington  Del 

701.446 

657,973 

9 

8 

990.0(0 

741,948 

33.4 

Sionx  Oity... 

510,890 

631,798 

16.9 

Los  Angeles  . . 

948,475 

819,600 

15 

7 

497,128 

563,672 

11 

g 

Saginaw  

356,904 

221,840 

60 

3 

346,154 

220,936 

66 

5 

Jaokoonyille. . 

342,139 

423.433 

19 

2 

Linooln,  Neb. 

3C4,346 

367,010 

17 

1 

New  Bedford.. 

245,389 

326,742 

25 

0 

Wichita  

559,178 

496,118 

12.7 

Birmingham. . 

398,062 

334,077 

19 

1 

467.797 

392,8f  5 

18 

6 

Lexington,  Ey. 

315,(09 

272,706 

25.3 

Binghampton. 

278,300 

278,700 

Bay  Oity*... 

246,677 

226,850 

8 

3 

Fall  River*... 

661,395 

743,672 

2.8 

Akiou*   

166,013 

156  962 

5 

.7 

Springfield*. . 

149,148 

130,3.'i3 

14 

6 

148,700 

108,51  0 

32 

.4 

SioQx  Falls*. 

70,521 

117  505 

4H 

5 

Fremont* .... 

75,778 

67,376 

11 

9 

Hastings*, . . . 

55,106 

104,121 

4; 

1 

Ohattanooga*. 

215,283 

183,673 

16 

8 

90,222 

78,188 

25 

,  (1 

Nashville*  

894,800 

913,735 

2 

1 

lial veston*.  . . 

4,323, '.90 

3,888.770 

28 

.3 

Salt  Lake  Oity, 

952,500 

1,235,840 

22 

9 

H-  cbtora .... 

226.151 

No  retarns 

Helena*  

557,500 

Soranton  

638,816 

i< 

Kalamazoo*.. 

208,937 

<t 

Little  Rook*. . 

280,668 

<t 

Total,  U.  8.  $  888.359,464 
Oities  Kxotdg  N.  Y.  391,373,779 


$  741,401,756  20.8 
374,648,207  14.3 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax, 
Hamilton*    "  . 
Winnipeg.  ''  . 


t  8,528  008 
4,781.816 
875,532 
473.990 
603,410 


I  9,449,165 
3,829,536 
882,563 
472,944 
607,565 


24.8 
Nom 


9.7 
Nom 
N  .m 


Total,  Can,...      $15  261,256  |14,634,196 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES, 


tVEEK  ENDING 

MAB.  30,  1895. 
New  Engl'd  States  *  88,663,518 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAB  30,  1894. 


Middle 
Sonrhern  " 
Western  " 
Norlhweptern  " 
Sonthwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


578,826,143 
3!l,161,802 
38,045,147 
97,711,497 
,^4,117,760 
18,245,560 


$  891,771  4i7 

*Not  included  in  totals. 


$  84,042,631 
455,876,827 
31,820,909 
31,102,448 
86,579,772 
31,346,437 
18.156,195 

738,924,229 


5 
27 
20 
15,9 
13.0 

9,0 
Nom 


PEBOENT- 
AOE. 

5 
8 
3 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  week  of  bank  clearings  under  consideration  is 
in  everj  respect  a  grand  one.  It  marks  another  long 
step  forward  in  the  march  of  commercial  improve- 
ment. Taken  all  in  all  the  week  compares  very  fav- 
orably with  the  corresponding  week  two  years  ago. 
The  gain  of  20.8  per  cent  over  i894  is  not  sufflcient  to 
offset  the  loss  of  that  year  of  29.2  percent  over  1893, 
but  the  actual  volume  of  business^  prices  considered, 
is  probably  as  great  now  as  it  was  in  1893,  This  week 
shows  a  loss  of  15  percent  from  the  corresponding 
figures  in  1893, but  it  must  be  remembered  that  prices 
of  all  kinds  of  merchandise  have  fallen  in  two  years 
fully  that  much,  so  that  the  loss  in  volume  of  bank 
clearings  is  probably  largely  to  be  accounted  for  by 
the  lower  values. 

IL  has  been  well  said  that  the  signs  of  improve- 
ment are  all  the  more  satisfactory  because  neither 
are  accompanied  nor  caused  by  speculation.  The  fact 
that  sptculatian  is  practically  dead  no  doubt  ac- 
counts in  some  measure  for  the  diminished  volume 
of  bank  clearings.  But  it  is  evident  that  the  Ameri- 
can people  are  buying  goods  more  freely  than  for 
some  time  past.  This  indicates  increased  consump- 
tion and  larger  means  of  payment,  for  business  is 
now  conducted  more  strictly  upon  a  cash  basis  than 
ever  before.  Merchants  prefer  to  make  reduced 
prices  for  cash,  and  thus  avoid  bad  debts  and  cost  of 
collection.  This  system  of  cash  dealing,  brought 
about  largely  by  the  hard  times,  will  be  of  incalcula- 
ble benefit  to  the  country  for  many  years.  The  dis- 
position everywhere  is  to  curtail  credit  business  as 
much  as  possible  Merchants  have  been  too  ready  to 
buy  in  the  past  without  assuring  themselves  of  their 


April  «,  18<-6 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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ability  to  pay  promptly,  but  the  hard  times  have 
done  much  to  check  this  tendency. 

Some  degree  of  encouragement  has  been  evolved 
from  the  report  that  silver  is  advancing  in  price. 
The  fact  is  that  silver  is  merely  a  commodity,  and  it 
has  advanced  slightly  of  late  along  with  many  other 
commodities.   Rising  prices  always  come  with  an  in- 
crease in  demand  and  an  active  market.   It  is  only 
natural  that  the  merchant  or  manufacturer  should 
advance  prices  when  he  finds  himself  over  sold  of 
any  article.   And  it  is  equally  natural  that  the  great 
staples  of  the  country  should  rise  in  value  with  in- 
creased activity  and  higher  prices  in  general  busi- 
ness. Prices  of  wheat,  corn,  cotton,  and  some  other 
agricultural  products  have  risen  during  the  month  of 
March.   Railroad  stocks  have  advanced  slightly. 
Silver  began  to  rise  on  March  11,  and  is  still  on 
the  up  grade.   An  eastern  contemporary  observes 
that  a  buying  movement  is  distinctly  noticeable. 
The  coal  and  iron  trades  present  hopeful  signs.  Mr. 
Frick  has  advanced  the  wages  of  bis  coke-workers 
15  per  cent,  and  the  other  large  operators  in  the  Con- 
nelsviile  region  have  conceded  a  like  advance,  Mr. 
Rainey  advancing  the  wages  of  his  men  16  percent. 
The  striking  coal  miners  in  the  Pittsburg  district 
have  very  generally  received  the  advance  in  wages 
they  asked  for  and  are  at  work.    The  advance  in 
the  wages  of  the  coke  workers  means  that  the  pres- 
ent low  prices  of  coke  are  soon  to  yield  to  higher 
prices,  and  higher  prices  for  coke  mean  a  hardening 
of  pig-iron  prices,  and  firmness  in  pig-iron  prices 
means  better  prices  for  finished  Iron  and  steel  pro- 
ducts. The  large  consumption  of  these  finished  pro- 
ducts is  now  a  subject  of  general  remark.  Consum- 
ers of  iron  and  steel  realize  that  the  bottom  of  prices 
has  at  last  been  reached.   This  is  true  also  of  all 
other  commodities. 

A  few  weeks  ago  silver  was  selling  at  less  than  60 
cents  an  ounce.  Now  it  is  quoted  at  66i  cents. 
This  advance  is  not  surprising,  considering  the  gen- 
eral rise  in  prices  and  the  sentimental  influences 
that  have  affected  silver  particularly,  such  as  the  ex- 
pected demand  for  the  payment  of  the  Chinese  war 
indemnity,decreased  production,  etc.  But  it  will  not 
do  to  count  on  a  continuance  of  the  present  move- 
ment of  advancing  prices  so  long  as  the  single  gold 
standard  is  maintained.  The  general  tendency  will 
continue  to  be  downward,  and  the  best  that  can  be 
expected  will  be  occasional  periods  of  reaction  like 
the  present,  when  increased  demand  and  decreased 
production  combine  to  raise  prices  temporarily. 

Combination  and  economy  are  the  devices  now 
most  commonly  resorted  to  by  great  interests  to  pro 
duce  favorable  financial  results.  For  many  years  the 
railroad?  have  made  efforts  to  secure  legislative  sanc- 
tion to  some  pooling  arrangement.  The  latest  prop- 
osition is  to  establish  a  money  pool  among  east- 
bound  railway?,  and  it  is  thought  that  this  plan 
will  be  adopted.  If  the  interstate  commerce  com- 
missioners object,  the  case  will  be  fought  to  the  Su- 
preme Court  and  a  decision  obtained  on  the  legality 
of  the  anti-pooling  clause.  This  would  take  a  year 
or  more.  Meantime  the  roads  could  run  the  pool  to 
suit  themselves,  and  the  decision  would  probably  be 
in  their  favor.  They  believe  that  railroads  or  any 
other  corporations  have  a  right  to  do  as  they  will 
with  earnings  after  they  are  in  their  treasury.  A 
money  pool  would  take  the  aggregate  earnings  of  the 
pool  lines  and  divide  them  among  each  other  accord- 
ing to  an  agreed  percentage.  Each  line  would,  of 
course  deal  separately  with  the  public,  but  the  earn- 
ings would  be  divided  as  agreed. 


Dalles  City,  Ore, — In  aooordanoe  with  an  act  of  the 
Lsgislatare.  Dalies  City,  Wasoo  Ooanty,  Oregon,  will  issae 
bonds  to  an  amount  not  to  exceed  |60,()(i(i  and  not  less 
than  |50,noo,  each  bond  to  be  of  the  faoe  valne  of  $500. 
payable  twenty  five  years  from  the  date  of  issue,  bearing 
intere'^t  at  the  rate  of  6  per  oe  it  per  annnm,  interest  pay- 
able semi-annually.  Said  bonds  will  be  sold  to  the  high- 
est bidder  for  cash.  Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  for 
the  porohase  of  ihe  same  at  the  Recorder's  ofiBoe  in  said 
city  from  this  date  until  4  o'clock  p  m.  on  Ihe  15th  day  of 
April,  1895.  Each  bid  mast  be  aooL  mpanied  by  a  certified 
flheok  equal  to  6  per  cent  of  the  faoe  valne  of  the  bonds 
for  which  the  proposal  is  made.  The  Gonnoil  of  said  city 
reserves  the  right  to  reject  any  and  all  bids.  D.  S.  Dnfor, 
Beoorder  of  Dalles  City. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week, 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings.  . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  , 

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinsr  Co  

Home  National  , .   

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

N^erohants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co. 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National   

Northern  Trust  Go  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


MIJOELLANEOUS  BOITDS. 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  By  58. . .  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Cone  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  43^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorinm  l8tM5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVG  5-20  58  

Gent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58...  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  ...  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Goke  Oo  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  Ss. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  J 921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6a  ^SviD 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  43^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5sl900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Co  Ss  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


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600  000 

75  00(' 

2  COO  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  OCO 

1  500  COO 
500  000 

1  850  Of  0 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  000 

1  600  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


75 
99 

tlOO 
106 
81M 

61 
42 
101^ 
tHOa 
102J^ 

199 

TIOO 

Tiod 


Aoked 


92K 
83M 
49 
97 

lOSj^ 
100% 
103^ 
t87}^ 
lfi2 
92 
102% 
lOlJ^ 
101^ 

961^ 


t93 
90 
t99M 

flOl 

tioei 

67 

46 
102 
tl09i 
1021^ 
t90 
1(0 

rioo 

tlOli 


9&M 
84 
51 
99 
tl09 

ICOM 

1C8^ 

t91 
104 
97^ 

102j| 

101 H 

102 
100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Go ... . 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Gent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Oentral  Safety  Deposit  Oo . . . . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Go. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Go.... 

"      Gas  Co   ,  . 

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Go  

Diamond  Match  Go  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R . . . . 

lo  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

in  Psok  «■  Prov  Go  flfd  


Amonnt 
Oap  Stock. 

$  1  260  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  OOO  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£626  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  600  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  OOC 


AdI 
D 


8% 


1% 
8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 


h% 
12% 
10% 


Bid 


261^ 
t50 


t28 

46 

53 

11^ 
3051^ 


154^8 
126M 

8^ 
20 


A^ked 


tll5 

60 
51 


t27 
55 
310 


tl76 
1261^ 

14 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  ,  

North  Ohioago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Go. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Go  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insuranoe  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  qnotations  given. 


£775  one 

7% 

fin 

tl2 

£775  000 

8? 

26 

28 

£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  000 

7% 

43% 

10  000  000 

62^ 

64 

600  000 

fBln 

teat 

6  500  000 

12% 

V64ii 

2(i6 

2  600  000 

7% 

tll9 

120 

18  000  000 

tl9 

2114 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

1541^ 

4  000  oon 

i% 

13 

1  000  000 

^% 

t55 

I  bUU  000 

7% 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  oon 

35% 

13  189  000 

8% 

11 

1)6 

2  250  000 

T6.K1 

7C 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  26      Diamond  Match  Co,  111.126}^ 

Oal&ChiC&DOo  66     Lake  Street  Elevated..  13 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo   10      Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  .. .  9}^ 

Pfd  ...  28  "  Pfd  26 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .45     NY  Biscuit  Oo  . .     .  U 

"      Pfd.521^  N  Ohi  St  R  R   5]/^ 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  71%  Street's  W  8  0  Line  . .  A  a 

0hi&  S  8  RapTOo....ll      W  Obi  St  R  R  116% 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  March  30,  1895. 


STBEEES'S  W. 

10  

DIAMOND  MATCH  00., 

10  


CAB  LINE. 

 13^ 

ILL, 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

26  11 

eo  1\% 


11 . 


W  OHI  8TBEET  B  E. 

50— ao't  115^ 

60— ao't  liejl 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  266 

100— ao't  266% 

LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  K  B . 

63  11/^     10  1^1/ 

350-aoct  11>^    25!!'.; 13U 

^so-ao't  1134  10  'isi 

100-ac't  ii>^  46o_;c't . . . . : : . : .: ; : :  is 

60— ao't  13 

750— ao't.  131^ 

Monday,  April  I,  1895. 


OHI.  OITT  B  Y 

1   310 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B,  B. 


STBEET  8  W.  OAB  LINE. 

2  13M 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  00,  ILL. 

^  12*^       2  114J^ 

10  124M  lot)-  114% 

^0   126    1143^ 

1'0-ac'c  125   ..,5^* 

OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00.        20 — OBSh  H*/^ 

10  113^  30(l-ac't   ...  IU% 

100— ao't  IIM  400— ac't....    115 

100— ao't  115i^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

100 — ac't....   il6M 

10  200— ao't....   116% 

10  '334  KO— ao't....   11534 

300— ac't  13     350— ao't   .  115% 

50- ac't  13J^  100— ao't....   11p% 


Wednesday,  April  2,  1895. 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

1  154 

NEW  YOEK  BISOtriT  00. 

80  b2)i 

OHI   CITY  BAILWAY. 

80  3(7^ 

15  30!< 

8   308M 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  E.  E  oo. 

210   264 

100— ac't  265% 

60— ao't   265^8 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 

62  13 

60  133^ 

50— ac't  13 

300— ao't  133^ 

160— ac't  1334 

OHI.  &  9.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

354  11 

250— ao't  11 

160— ao't  11>^ 


W,  OHI.  STBEET  B  B. 

50  1143^ 

5  1143^ 

2  115 

250— ao't  114^ 

450— ao't  114^8 

150— ao't  115 

60— ac't  115% 

IfO— ac't  115^4 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILI/. 
100  125 

6n  125j^ 

150  1253^ 

63  126 

103— cash  125^ 

650— ac't  128 

50— ao't  126^ 

50— ac't  1263^ 

150— ao't  127 

100— ao't  1273^ 

300— 30't  1273^ 

300— acot  127J^ 


322 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIKG  JOURNAL. 


April  6,  18P5' 


Thursday,  April  4,  1895. 


AU.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

10  261^ 

OAI..  Jt  OHI.  OANAI.  &  DOCK. 
50  67 

OBI.&  M.  SHOES  b'x 
fO  £9 

HBW  XOBE  BIS0T7IT  03. 
20  M}4 

NO.  OBI.   ST.  B.  B  00. 

50— ao't  265% 

OHI.  OITI  B't. 

4  3081^ 

3  309 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
19  1141^ 


15  

■^  

10— oaeh   114^ 

1(0— aoot  115 


.114% 


LAKE   ST.    BLSVATED  B.  B. 

50  131^ 

30  13M 

50  13% 

50— ao't  131^ 

60— ao't  UH 

60— ao't  135^ 

100— ao't  13% 

DIAMOND  MATON  0  :>.,  IIiI'. 
126  

11    126% 

1  1147 

leO^ao't  127 

50— ao't  127 1^ 

60— ao't  127^ 

OHI.  &  8.  S.   BAP.  Irf.N  OO. 

U8  11 

483  11% 

150— ao't  113^ 

i50— ao't  


Friday,  April  5,  1895. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

10  261^ 

GIiOBE  NAT.  BANK. 

10  97>^ 

OHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

60   n% 

NEW  TOBK  BISOXriT  OO . 

28  53 

60   f,3}4 

60— ao't  .5il4 

NO   OHI   ST.  B.  B.  00. 

f  0— ao'o  265^ 

KU— ao't  266% 

50 — ao't  26bl| 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B 
20    115 

10(1— ao't  115J^ 

400— ao't  116 


DIAMOND  MATOH  00 .,  ILL. 
60   124% 

92  v^r< 

66  12t}i 

60  1263^ 

2  126l.i 

100— acct  125 

fi'i — RO't   12' 3^ 

50— ao't  126^ 

51; — ao't  1^6^ 

2P( — aoot   liifiM 

50— ao't   1'5^ 

5'.— ao't   V^bJi 

1  0— ao't   lib 

60— ao't  Il6}4 

LAKE  ST  .    ELEVATED  B    B  . 

30  13^ 

60— rto't   

150— ao't  1334 

1(0— ao't  ..   .13% 

80(  —ao't  1314 


COVENANTS  THAT  DO  NOT  RUN. 

Covenants  in  deeds  and  leases  'to  the  effect  that 
the  grantee  or  lessee  shall  not  use  the  premises  for 
certain  purposes  are  frequently  met  with  in  real  es- 
tate transactions  Lawyers  as  well  as  Judges  some- 
times differ  on  these  questions,  some  maintaining 
that  a  covenant  of  this  kind  is  not  binding  unless 
there  is  a  penalty  or  consideration  distinctly  named 
in  the  instrument  and  that  each  suceeeding  deed  or 
lease  must  contain  the  stipulation  to  keep  it  in  force. 
The  Supreme  Court  of  Illinois  has  just  sustained 
Judge  Collins  in  his  decision  dismissing  a  bill  filed 
by  parties  in  Chicago  to  compel  the  lessors  to  live  up 
to  a  stipulation  that  they  would  not  lease  offices  in 
the  building  for  a  certain  purpose. 

In  1892  the  property  of  the  Phenix  Insurance  Com- 
pany of  Brooklyn,  216i  feet  north  front  on  Jackson 
street  and  50  feet  on  each  Clark  street  and  Pacific 
avenue, together  with  a  ten-story  modern  office  build- 
ing, was  sold  to  the  Western  Union  Telegraph  Com- 
pany for  $1,500,000.  Prior  to  this  sale  the  Phenix 
Company  had  leased  to  the  Postal  Telegraph  Com 
pany,  from  May  1,  1892,  for  six  years  a  large  part  of 
the  ground  floor,  and  had  covenanted  in  this  lease 
that  "during  said  term  the  lessor  will  not  lease  of- 
fices in  said  building  to  any  other  telegraph  office 
without  consent  of  the  lessee."  The  conveyance  by 
the  Phenix  Company  to  the  Western  Union  was  made 
"subject  to  outstanding  leases,"  and  inasmuch  as  the 
Western  Union,  after  additions  to  and  alterations  in 
the  building,  began  to  use  part  o(  the  ground  floor  as 
a  telegraph  office,  the  Postal  Company  filed  a  bill  to 
enjoin  such  use.  This  bill  was  dismissed  by  Judge 
Collins,  and  this  decree  has  just  been  affirmed  by  the 
supreme  court.  The  latter  hold'^  in  its  decision  that 
the  covenant  does  n  )t  run  with  the  land  and  that  it 
is  of  a  class  which  cannot  be  extended  by  construc- 
tion. This  decision  is  likely  to  effect  many  privi- 
leges enjoyed  by  lessees  of  downtown  property. 

The  principle  is  not  the  same  in  all  cases  but 
Courts  are  uniformly  careful  to  not  allow  such  cove- 
nants to  work  serious  harm  against  property  rights. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

An  unexpected  stiffening  in  rents  has  brought  no 
little  encouragement  to  the  real  estate  offices  this 
week.  With  the  exception  of  large  residences  the 
demand  for  leases  is  far  better  now  than  it  was  at 
this  time  last  year.  The  contrary  expectation  has 
done  much  to  bring  this  about.  Tenants  have  been 
overconfident.  As  the  first  of  May  approaches  they 
will  find  that  the  opportunities  for  desirable  apart- 
ments at  low  rentals  will  not  be  numerous,  On  the 
contrary  there  is  likely  to  be  a  further  advance  in 
rents  as  the  month  draws  toward  Its  close. 

The  members  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  who  have 
worked  with  unflagging  zeal  for  the  passage  of  the 
Torrens  bill  are  to  be  congratulated  on  their  success 
thus  far.  The  bill  has  passed  the  Senate,  31  to  3, 
and  this  handsome  majority  indicates  probable  sue 
cess  in  the  House  also.  It  is  true  that  the  Torrens 
system,  if  generally  adopted,  would  reduce  the  prof- 
its of  the  abstract  firms  and  the  lawyers,  but  in  a 
case  of  this  kind  it  is  the  duty  of  legislators  to  con- 
sider the  profit  not  of  individuals  but  of  the  major- 
ity. Futhermore,  the  greater  the  facility  with  which 
land  can  be  transferred  the  more  active  will  be  the 
real  estate  market,  and  all  interests  dependent  upon 
real  estate  will  be  correspondingly  benefitted.  The 
measure  as  framed  is  not  compulsory  on  the  owner, 
but  he  is  at  liberty  to  accept  or  reject  it  as  he 
chooses.  Consequently  there  can  be  no  hardship  to 
purchasers  and  ,i sellers  even  if  the  proposed  law 
should  be  found  defective.  On  the  other  hand  if  it 
will  simplify  the  tedious  processes  of  buying  and 
selling  real  estate  as  now  in  vogue  in  this  county,  it 
is  what  real  estate  men  have  long  wanted.  The 
measure  is  such  that,  once  enacted,  it  will  stand  or 
fall  according  to  its  popularity  and  practical  value. 

MICHIGAN  AVENUE  FRONTAGE  AT  $2,000  A  FOOT. 

A  transfer  which  went  to  record  yesterday  was  the 
largest  transaction  of  the  week.  It  was  the  sale  of 
100  by  17!  feet  of  the  northwest  corner  of  Thirteenth 
street  and  Michigan  boulevard,  east  front,  by  James 
M.  Bishop  to  Bronson  B.  Tuttle,  for  $200,000.  The 
property  is  the  site  of  the  Stamford  hotel  owned  by 
Mr.  Bishop,  but  this  sale  does  not  include  the  hotel 
building.  The  price  paid,  therefore,  represents  the 
actual  selling  value  of  the  ground  irrespective  of  im- 
provements, and  is  at  the  rate  of  $2,000  per  foot. 
The  proximity  of  this  property  to  the  Illinois  Cen- 
tral depot  makes  it  especially  valuable  for  hotel  pur 
poses. 

ANOTHER  PURCH4SB  OF  HOTEL  PROPERTY. 

Clinton  J.  Warren  has  purchased  from  A.  W.  Malt- 
by  49  by  100  feet  on  North  avenue,  100  feet  east  of 
North  Clark  street,  adjoining  the  Plaza  apartment 
building,  for  $25,000.  This  is  regarded  as  a  low  price 
for  property  in  this  locality  fronting  Lincoln  Park 
Mr.  Warren  regards  his  purchase  as  worth,nearer  $S0( 
than  $.500  a  front  foot.  He  will  in  time  build  an  an- 
nex to  the  Plaza  on  the  ground  he  has  just  secured 

A  TRANSFER  OF  FINE  RESIDENCE  PROPERTY. 

Robert  Strahorn  has  sold  his  fine  residence  at  the 
southwest  corner  of  Forty-seventh  street  and  Wood 
lawn  avenue  to  Eugene  S.  Kimball  for  $60,000.  The 
property  has  a  frontage  of  125  feet  on  Forty-seventh 
street  and  207  feet  on  Woodlawn  avenue,  and  the  im 
provement  consists  of  an  elegant  modern  residence. 
Inside  property  on  Forty-seventh  street  nearby  is 
valued  at  $300  a  foot.  Probably  $400  a  foot  would  not 
be  an  extravagant  figure  for  the  corner.  This  would 
be  $50,000  for  the  125  feet  of  frontage,  leaving  only 
$10,000  for  the  house— very  much  less  than  its  real 
worth— so  that  it  is  evident  that  Mr.  Kimball  secured 
a  bargain  in  this  transaction. 

OBJECT  LESSONS  FROM    THE  REAL  ESTATE  AUCTION 
ROOM. 

The  hard  times  have  forced  many  a  buyer  with 
limited  capital  to  the  auction  block,  and.  unfortu- 
nately, the  lack  of  a  little  ready  cash  to  pay  interest 
with  has  been  the  means  of  losing  many  a  small  for 
tune  in  unwise  real  estate  ventures.  The  judicial 
sales  on  the  Real  Estate  Board  are  daily  illustrations 


of  this  unfortunate  fact.  This  week  twenty  acres  iff 
section  29,  39,  13,  comprising  the  west  half  of  the 
southeast  quarter  of  the  northeast  quarter  of  the 
section,  were  sold  at  foreclosure  sale  to  attorneys  for 
the  mortgagees  for  less  than  $1,200  an  acre.  This 
property  originally  was  sold  to  the  mortgagor  at  $1,800 
an  acre.  Of  course  it  was  absolutely  unproductive, 
and  not  being  subdivided  could  not  be  sold  in  parcels. 
In  good  times  it  would  have  been  easy  to  have  sold 
the  entire  piece  at  a  fine  profit,  but  interest  and  taxes 
proved  too  great  a  burden  and  the  property  had  to  be 
sacrificed  at  a  ruinous  loss. 

Another  instance  was  that  of  forty  acres  on  Ful- 
lerton  avenue  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Central  av- 
eune,  a  froniage  of  1,320  by  1,320  feet,  which  was 
sold  March  26  by  a  master  in  chancery  to  J.  E.  Gar- 
son  for  $21,041.  On  April  1st  this  same  property  was 
sold  by  Mr.  Carson  to  G.  T.  Howser  for  $32,500,  an 
advance  of  $11,459.  This  may  or  may  not  represent 
Mr.  Carson's  profit  on  this  deal,  but  it  shows  conclu- 
sively that  possible  real  estate  profits  amounting:  to 
hundreds  of  thousands  of  dollars  are  being  sacrificed 
through  want  of  capital  to  hold  on  a  little  while 
longer. 

SUBDIVIDING  AT  OAK  PARK. 

Good  lots  at  Oak  Park  are  selling  from  $350  to  $400 
each.  This  is  certainly  cheap  when  the  locality  and 
transportation  facilities  are  considered.  The  land  in 
question  lies  south  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  and  the 
Chicago  «fe  Northern  Pacific  Railway  lines  and  north 
of  Lexington  street.  A  block  in  this  locality  subdi- 
vided into  lots  25x150.13  feet  deep  is  being  sold  out 
rapidly  by  Eraitus  Sipperly,  at  215  Dearborn  street. 
The  block  contains  49  lots,  is  located  in  a  very  desir- 
able part  of  Oak  Park  and  is  surrounded  by  substan- 
tial residences.  The  low  prices  asked  make  these 
lots  the  best  bargain  offered  in  suburban  real  estate 
in  years.  These  lots  are  only  four  blocks  south  of  the 
Madison  Street  Electric,  one  block  east  of  the  South 
Oak  Park  depot,  and  within  two  blocks  of  the  pro- 
posed Metropolitan  Elevated  extension.  They  are 
25x150  feet,  and  are  subject  to  a  building  line  and 
building  restriction,  and  at  the  low  price  of  $350  to 
$375  cannot  last  long. 


SET-BACKS  TO  THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


The  general  improvement  in  prices  noticed  else- 
where in  the  Journal  is  not  marked  enough  to  im- 
part any  degree  of  bouyancy  to  the  real  estate  mar- 
ket under  present  local  conditions.  It  seems  impos- 
sible to  separate  politics  from  business.  For  several 
weeks  before  an  election  and  sometimes  for  a  long 
time  afterwards  business  drags  in  many  lines.  There 
is  more  than  one  way  of  looking  at  this.  The  city  is 
a  large  employer  and  ordinarily  expends  for  improve- 
ments, labor  and  the  maintenance  of  the  different  de- 
partments many  millions  of  dollars.  In  189.i  there 
was  for  instance,  collected  and  paid  into  the  treasury 
for  taxes  and  special  assessments  over  $30,000,000' 
This  money  was  almost  wholly  paid  out  to  people 
who  resided  in  Chicago  and  we  have  a  right  to  assume 
that  it  was  expended  and  invested  here.  But  for  a 
year  or  more  the  city  treasury  has  been  empty  almost 
constantly.  It  was  the  rule  and  not  the  exception 
that  contractors  as  well  as  other  creditors  received 
script  or  warrants  for  their  pay  and  were  compelled 
to  sell  these  promises  to  pay  to  brokers  and  bankers 
at  a  discount.  Contractors  took  this  into  consider- 
ation and  charged  more  for  their  work,  thus  aggrava- 
ting the  evil.  And  upon  the  other  hand  taxes  have 
been  increased  and  business  men  and  real  estate 
owners  have  suffered  great  hardship  in  the  dull  times. 
The  perpetual  cry  about  corruption,  filthy  streets  and 
an  empty  treasury  has  had  the  effect  to  drive  away 
investments  rather  than  invite  them.  The  St.  Louis 
Chronicle  of  April  2,  contains  an  article  that  if  copied 
by  other  papers  will  injure  Chicago  seriously.  The 
paper  containing  the  article  was  sent  to  the  editor  of 
this  Journal  by  an  old  and  worthy  subscriber  who 
is  not  the  only  one  heard  from  in  the  Southwest  on 
the  subject.  The  facts  or  statements  appear  to  have 
been  gathered  or  written  by  some  member  or  mem- 
bers of  a  trade  union  in  Chicago.   The  article  con- 


April  6,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


tains  much  of  exaggeration.  The  Journal  will  not 
publish  the  article  because  it  would  require  too  long 
a  criticism  and  explanation  to  show  that  the  facts 
referred  to  are  unfairly  stated  and  are  not  qualiiled 
by  co-ordinate  facts. 

This  is  just  what  is  meant  by  "Set  Backs  to  the 
Real  Estate  Market."  The  Journal  gets  all  of  the 
pointers— good  and  bad— from  non-resident  owners 
who  appear  to  be  scattered  all  over  the  civilized 
world.  Cnicago  must  one  day  have  been  a  great 
place  for  real  estate  investments  to  catch  them  in 
every  State  of  the  Union.  We  can  now  hope  to  start 
forward  again  on  the  road  to  economy  and  cleanli- 
ness. The  people  are  with  the  mayor  elect. 


EXTENSION  QF  NORTH  SHORE  PARKS. 


Property  owners  in  Evanston  are  still  advocat- 
ing the  extension  of  the  North  Shore  Park  System. 
Volney  W.  Foster,  Alexander  Clark  and  George  P. 
Merrick  went  to  Springfield  yesterday  to  find  out 
why  the  legislature  has  so  long  delayed  the  bill  pro- 
viding for  the  extension  of  th  -  lake  shore  park  sys- 
tem. At  the  request  of  many  residents  of  the  su- 
burbs along  the  north  shore,  Senator  Humphey  and 
Representative  Crafts  introduced  bills  in  the  senate 
and  house  giving  these  municipalities  the  power  to 
establish  park  districts  if  a  mdjority  of  the  voters 
and  taxpayers  thereof  so  decide  at  an  election  called 
for  that  purpose.  This  was  two  months  ago,  and 
for  some  reason  the  bills  have  been  held  in  commit- 
tee in  spite  of  repeated  attempts  to  obtain  a  hear- 
ing for  them  In  the  house  committee  on  parks  and 
boulevards,  of  which  Mr.  Schubert,  of  Cook,  is  chair 
man,  a  disposition  to  retard  the  passage  of  the 
Crafts  bill  was  manifested  early  in  the  session.  Time 
and  again  Mr.  Crafts  has  endeavored  to  call  up  the 
bill,  but  several  thick-headed  members  secured  as 
many  postponements.  Finally  at  one  meeting  the 
committee  voted  to  report  the  bill  to  the  house  with 
the  recommendation  that  it  pass.  Fur  some  reason 
however  .the  members  a  half  hour  later  reconsidered 
that  action  and  referred  the  bill  to  subcommittee, 
where  it  has  languished  ever  since.  The  reason  for 
this  peculiar  proceeding  was  explained  at  the  time 
by  several  members  of  the  committee  on  the  ground 
that  they  wanted  more  time  in  which  to  consider  the 
matter. 

"The  bill  gives  the  people  of  Evanston  and  other 
north  shore  suburbs  the  right  to  form  park  districts  " 
'  If  it  passes  the  valuable  land  along  the  lake  will  be 
:given  to  the  public  instead  of  to  private  individuals. 
This  can  be  accomplished  now,  but  in  a  few  years  it 
will  be  too  late.  The  measure  imposes  no  hardship 
■on  anybody.  If  a  suburb  votes  to  establish  such 
park  or  pleasure-drive  district, under  the  provision  in 
the  bill,  the  improvement  can  be  m-ide.  It  requires 
a  majority  vote  in  each  municipality  to  authorize 
such  a  move.  The  bill  also  empowers  the  park  dis- 
tricts so  established  to  reclai  m  the  submerged  lands 
and  add  them  to  the  park  property.  In  case  they  are 
not  used  for  park  purposes  the  land  reverts  to  the 
state.  The  reclaiming  of  the  submerged  area  for  use 
as  a  public  park  can  be  done  now  at  a  small  expense. 
Within  a  few  years,  however,  the  riparian  rights  will 
be  taken  up  and  it  will  then  be  too  late  Evanston 
property-owners  have  spent  $500,000  on  the  Sheridan 
drive  and  they  dont  want  to  loose  it.  Senators  say 
there  will  be  but  little  trouble  in  getting  the  bill 
through  the  senate  but  it  has  been  hindered  in  the 
house  for  some  time. 

Mr.  Crafts  said  the  members  of  the  sub-committee, 
which  has  so  far  refused  to  acton  the  bill,  had  prom- 
ised repeatedly  to  take  action,  but  failed  to  keep 
their  word.  The  members  of  this  subcommittee  are 
Schubert  (chairman),  Steiner,  Mauritzon,  Cella,  Kil- 
course  and  Cochran.  Messrs.  Foster  and  Clark 
sought  out  these  gentleman  Friday  and  gave  them 
some  straight  talk,  which,  no  doubt,  will  have  a  sal- 
utary effect. 


Athens,  O  — Bids  will  be  received  nntil  ApHl  13  for  the 
onrohase  of  $100,000  6  per  cent  one  to  ten  year  road  bonds 
A.  J.  FranS,  Ooonty  Auditor. 


TAX  EXEMPTIONS. 

The  exemption  of  church  property  from  taxation 
in  these  times  of  tax  reform  is  engaging  the  atten- 
tion of  the  courts  and  the  people.  While  no  attempt 
to  tax  church  property  and  real  estate  devoted  to 
charitable  purposes,  has  been  made  in  this  State, 
there  is  an  evident  desire  on  the  part  of  assessors  to 
assess  all  such  property  not  really  occupied  by  build- 
ings devoted  to  such  purposes, 

Assessor  W.  T.  Ball,  for  the  north  town  of  Chicago, 
has  each  year  listed  for  taxation  and  assessed  all 
church  and  public  charity  property  on  the  north  side 
on  which  there  was  not  situated  a  church  or  chari- 
table institution.  He  admits  that  in  many  instances 
the  taxes  assessed  have  not  been  collected,  but  claims 
the  fault  for  this  lies  with  local  courts.  He  is  op- 
posed to  exempting  any  property  except  that  on 
which  the  church  or  school  is  located.  All  church 
property,  all  private  scho-,1  property  and  all  property 
belonging  to  theological  and  charitable  institutions, 
which  is  used  to  derive  a  rental,  should  be  taxed.  He 
says:  "I  have  carried  my  rule  for  assessments  so  far 
that  the  north  town  has  the  least  amount  of  exempt 
property  of  any  section  of  the  city.  We  even  assess 
the  Newberry  library  for  its  personal  property,  and 
in  the  face  of  strong  objections,  assessed  the  old 
library  property  after  it  was  vacated  by  that  institu- 
tion for  the  new  one.  My  policy  in  the  future,  now 
that  I  have  been  re  elected,  will  not  De  different 
from  that  of  the  past.  I  shall  this  year,  as  in  the 
pa^<t  assess  all  property  on  which  there  does  not  stand 
a  school,  a  charitable  institution  or  a  church." 

The  Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary,  or  the  Mc- 
Cormick  Institute  last  year,  under  advice  received 
from  the  State  Auditor  and  also  from  Judge  Gary, 
was  asscsed  for  taxation.  The  description  of  the 
same  is  "Sheffield's  addition,  west  fifteen  acres,  north 
one-half  of  block  three.  Assessor's  valuation,  $94,- 
093;  tax  lo  be  collected,  $7,504.89."  The  east  five 
acres  of  this  property  were  exempt,  but  on  the  fifteen 
acres  they  found  seventy-eight  houses,  from  which 
rental  was  being  drawn.  W.  C.  Goudy  appeared  for 
the  religious  institution  before  Judge  Scales,  and  on 
the  claim  that  the  charter  of  the  institution  granted 
by  the  State  provided  for  a  total  exemption  of  all  its 
property  from  taxation  defeated  the  assessor.  They 
have  not,  however,  marked  the  property  as  exempt, 
but  will  this  year  again  return  an  assessment  against 
It  They  have,  further,  secured  a  complete  copy  of 
the  charter  of  the  institution  and  all  amendments  to 
it,  and  there  is  not  a  single  reference  to  any  of  its 
property  being  exempt  from  taxation  The  claim  of 
Mr.  Goudy  was  therefore,  not  a  valid  one.  They  will 
present  this  charter  to  the  court  this  year  with  the 
belief  the  assessment  will  be  sustained.  (Jn  the  prop- 
erty assessed  there  are  seventy-eight  rented  houses, 
yielding  an  income  of  more  than  $40  000  a  year,  and 
upon  which  not  one  cent  of  taxes  has  ever  been 
collected. 

In  contrast  to  this  case  a  Lutheran  church  on  Cly- 
bourne  avenue,  where  every  foot  of  property  owned 
by  the  church  is  assessed,  except  that  on  which  the 
church  itself  stands,  and  these  taxes  are  annually 
paid  without  protest.  Even  the  Newberry  Library 
pays  taxes  upon  its  power-house.  Referring  again  to 
the  case  of  the  McCormick  Institute,  says  Assessor 
Ball,  "I  have  found  that  at  Burton  place,  on  the 
south  half  of  block  14,  it  owns  several  houses— eight 
or  nine— held  in  the  name  of  W.  A.  King,  but  on 
which  it  regularly  pays  taxes  and  without  complaint. 
This  being  true,  why  should  resistance  be  made  to 
our  assessment  on  the  rented  property  on  Fullerton 
avenue  ? " 

The  Moody  Institute  has  four  lots  on  which  there 
are  boarding-houses,  from  which  a  considerable  rev- 
enue is  secured,  yet  the  assessment  is  constantly  re- 
sisted and  the  taxes  not  paid.  The  property  is  ex- 
empt although  used  for  gain.  The  Lake  Forest  Uni- 
versity has  five  lots  on  North  State  street,  on  which 
there  are  seven  or  eight  houses  rented.  The  Chicago 
Theological  Seminary  has  nine  two-story  brown  stone 
front  houses  on  Schiller,  near  Dearborn,  in  Assessor's 
divisions  9  and  lO,  of  Bronson's  addition,  lot  1.  These 
are  only  annually  assessed  at  $7,000,  but  the  tax  is  not 


paid  and  the  property  is  exempt.  In  the  case  of  the 
Adams  Memorial  Library,  the  forty-eight  feet  of  lots 
11  and  12  there  is  an  assesment  for  $1,500  Judgment 
has  already  been  taken  for  the  taxes,  and  a*,  there 
were  no  bidders  the  forfeiture  was  to  the  State. 
Eventually  that  institution  will  have  to  pay  taxes,  or 
the  accumulated  back  taxes  unpaid  will  he  sold'  by 
the  State  to  some  purchaser. 

The  remedy  is  to  have  a  law  passed  which  places  a 
tax  upon  all  land  whether  a  church  stands  upon  it  or 
anything  else.  Then,  in  the  case  of  churches,  chari- 
table institutions  and  schools,  exempt  the  improve- 
ments made  upon  the  land,  such  as  the  buildings  and 
contents.  Assess  the  land  at  the  full  valuation  of 
property  contiguous  to  it  and  collect  the  taxes,  but 
exempt  where  religion  or  charity  demands.  This 
would  provide  the  simplest  remedy  for  the  present 
weakness  of  the  assessment  system  that  can  be  found 
and  would  be  a  compromise  measure  preferable  to 
taxing  church  property  arbitrarily. 


ISTHMIAN  CANAL  ROUTES. 


Important  data  supported  by  the  observations  of 
Thomas  Wright  Hurst  of  Chicago,  concerning  the 
ship  canal  routes  across  the  Isthmuses  of  Darienand 
Panama,,  sheds  new  light  on  this  greatest  project  of 
the  nineteenth  century.  It  is  shown  that  Port 
Darien  and  the  channel  of  Sassardl  on  the  Atlantic 
side  have  an  extent  of  eleven  miles  of  safe  anchorage 
in  all  winds  with  great  depth  of  water.  The  Darien 
route  has  been  highly  recommended  by  Dr.  Edward 
CuUen,  F.  R.  G.  S.,  in  his  interesting  work,  -'Isthmus 
of  Darien  Ship-Canal,  "  with  a  full  history  of  the 
Scotch  Colony  of  Darien. 

The  Gulf  of  San  Miguel  on  the  Pacific  side  would 
hold  the  shipping  of  the  world.  It  has  excellent  nat- 
ural harbors,  no  locks  are  necessary,  no  dams  required. 
No  snch  works  are  necessary,  nothing  whatever  to  be 
done  but  a  simple  cut.  The  distance  across  is  thirty- 
nine  miles.  The  greatest  depth  of  cutting  necessary 
is  150  feet  for  scarcely  two  miles.  Canal  to  be  cut 
twenty-five  to  thirty  m'les.  No  dredging  or  deepen- 
ing of  river  or  other  work  is  necessary.  Canal  can  be 
made  navigable  for  ships  of  greatest  draughting 
water.  With  a  proposed  depth  of  thirty  feet,  transit 
could  be  effected  in  six  hours,  or  one  tide.  The  coasts 
are  peculiarly  exempt  from  storms  and  hurricanes, 
and  no  volcanoes  within  some  hundreds  of  miles. 

The  Isthmus  contains  the  two  shortest  routes  that 
have  yet  been  proposed  for  a  ship-canal  between  the 
Atlantic  and  the  Pacific.  One  of  these  is  by  the  river 
Chagres  to  Panama.  This  route  is  only  fifty-one 
miles  in  length,  but  the  other  called  the  Darien 
route,  from  Port  Escooes  on  the  eastern  side  to  the 
Gulf  of  San  Miguel  on  the  we  tern,  is  still  shorter  by 
twelve  miles.  The  height  of  the  watershed  is  not 
more  than  260  feet.  It  appears  that  the  tide  rises 
twenty-three  feet  in  the  Gulf  of  Panama,  whilst  that 
of  the  Caribbean  Sea  is  scarcely  perceptible,  and  that 
at  mid-tide  the  waters  on  opposite  sides  of  the  Isth- 
mus are  on  the  same  level.  This  would  give  a  cur- 
rent both  ways  running  three  miles  an  hou!',  which 
would  both  scour  the  ship-canal  and  aid  the  passage 
of  vessels. 

During  an  official  expedition  to  the  Gulf  of  San 
Miguel  for  the  purpose  of  reporting  on  the  facilities 
for  obtaining  lumber  suitable  for  shipbuilding.  Dr. 
H.  C  Caldwell,  surgeon  United  States  Ship  Inde- 
pendence who  accompanied  it,  met  with  Mr.  Andrew 
Hoseac  of  Chepigana,  from  whom  he  learned  the  par- 
ticulars of  the  exploration  made  by  Dr.  CuHen,  Mr. 
Gisborne,  Capt.  Prevost,  R.  N.  and  Lieut.  Strain  of 
the  U.  S.  N.  in  1853.  Information  thus  obtained 
showed  that  there  existed  a  comparatively  level  tract 
of  land  between  Fort  Principe,. on  the  Savana  River, 
and  Caledonia  Bay  on  the  Atlantic,  in  a  dirBCtron 
more  northerly  than  that  followed  by  Ca'pt.'-.Pjevost, 
of  H.  B  M.  ship,  Virago,  in  1858.  ,-;  \-  •;. 

On  his  return  to  Panama  Dr.  Caldwell  obtained 
from  Commodore  Mervine  leave  of  absence  for  three 
weeks,  and  accompanied  by  a  sailor  from  the  Inde- 
pendence, named  Parker,  set  out  with  the  intention 
of  exploring  this  new  route,  and  on  the  5th  ol  tApril 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BDlLDlNG  JOOllNAL. 


April  6,  1896. 


the  party  started  from  Chepigana  and  reached  Prin- 
cipe on  the  morning,  of  the  6th. 

The  next  day  the  party  started  in  a  northerly  di- 
r«ction.  Captain  Prevost's  track  was  also  crossed, 
the  cutting  through  the  bush  being  still  distinguish- 
able, and  on  a  tree  was  found  cut  the  words  'W. 
Jones-,  Virago,  Dec.  1853.'  The  distance  traveled 
this  day  was  estimated  at  about  six  oi  seven  miles, 
and  an  elevation  was  reached  of  about  160  feet,  as 
near  as  it  was  possible  to  judge  without  mtasure- 
ment.  For  the  next  three  days  the  country  to  be 
crossed  still  continued  to  be  thickly  wooded,  of  a 
gentle  undulating  or  almost  level  character,  inter- 
sected in  different  directions  by  numerous  water- 
courses, and  in  some  parts  the  ground  seemed  to  be 
swampy  in  the  rainy  season.  On  tne  fourth  day  two 
shots  were  heard.  The  whole  party  suffered  much 
for  want  of  water  which  was  very  scarce.  At  evening 
on  this  the  fourth  day  the  Atlantic  was  seen  from 
top  of  a  tree,  through  a  gap  in  the  hills,  in  a  N.  E.  di- 
rection, apparently  about  ten  miles  distant.  The 
following  morning  (the  fifth  day)  the  Indians  and 
Negro  retraced  their  steps  and  Dr.  Caldwell  ard 
Parker  continued  their  route.  Towards  evening,  on 
ascending  a  tree  the  gap  in  the  Atlantic  range  was 
again  distinctly  visible,  distant  about  five  or  six  miles, 
but  the  want  of  water  and  provisions  compelled  the 
Doctor  to  return,  and  on  the  morniog  of  the  eighth 
day  he  reached  Principe. 

Dr.  Caldwell  believes  that  the  summit  between  the 
two  oceans  was  crossed  on  the  tlrst  day's  march  near 
Principe,  and  that  thence  to  the  Atlantic  there  was 
a  gradual  descent.  This  agrees  with  the  accounts  f  ur- 
nished  to  him  by  various  Indians  in  Chepigana  and 
Zavizo,  especially  with  regard  to  the  gap  through 
which  the  Atlantic  was  so  distinctly  visible. 


REMOVALS. 

The  well-known  firm  of  J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen  & 
Bro.,  for  many  years  located  at  149  La  Salle  street, 
will  remove  May  1st  to  125  Dearborn  street,  main 
fl,oor. 

Mr.  J.  L.  Hirscb.  successor  to  Hirsch  &  Holm,  has 
removed  from  843  West  North  Avenue  to  894  North 
Avenue. 

The  Bankers  National  Bank,  formerly  located  on 
main  floor.  Masonic  Temple,  have  removed  to  their 
new  quarters  in  theMarqueite  Building, 

Will  H.  Moore  has  removed  from  113  Adams  street 
to  95  Adams  street,  second  floor,  Marquette  Building. 
Mr,  Moore  carries  on  a  successful  business,  dealing 
altogether  in  mortgage  loans. 

A  FARMER  BUYS  REAL  ESTATE. 


We  give  here  a  little  incident  of  a  transaction  hap- 
pening a  few  weeks  ago  in  Ohio.  John  Jones  moved 
into  the  city  from  the  country.  John  was  a  farmer, 
and  unused  to  the  many  snares  which  beset  the  un 
wary  when  they  travel  from  the  rural  districts  into 
the  metropolitan  swim.  John  called  upon  a  leading 
real  estate  dealer  with  the  avowed  intention  of  pur- 
chasing a  house  on  C  street  The  real  estate  man 
with  all  the  affability  he  could  command,  explained 
to  him  that  times  were  hard  and  the  property  could 
be  sold  at  33t  per  cent  below  its  actual  value,  but  did 
not  name  the  price  Hayseed  John  left  the  real 
estate  ofHce,  promising  to  return  in  the  near  future 
after  having  considered  the  matter  more  fully,  but  in 
a  day  or  two  after,  in  his  meanderings  about  the  city 
he  became  acquainted  with  Deacon  Smith,  who  is  a 
member  of  Eev.  Johnson's  church  on  B  street.  The 
deacon,  ascertaining  that  Mr.  Jones  is  desirous  of 
making  an  investment,  invites  him  to  attend  his 
church  and  introduces  him  to  the  Rt.  Rev.  Johnson. 

The  following  Monday  by  agreement  it  was  arranged 
that  the  deacon  and  the  minister  and  Mr.  Jones  would 
meet  at  the  house  of  the  deacon  and  talk  the  matter 
of  Mr.  Jones'  investment  over,  which  they  accord- 
ingly did  according  to  schedule,  and  in  their  anxiety 
to  settle  Bro.  Jones  in  the  community  and  have  him 
become  a  member  of  Bro.  Johnson's  church  they  con- 
cluded that  they  would  see  that  he  purchased  a  piece 
of  property  at  a  bargain,  and  a  bargain  it  must  be. 
They  especially  cautionud  the  farmer  to  beware  of 
real  estate  men,  and  real  estate  agents,  and  especially 
Messrs.  Skinner  &  Cheatham,  with  whom  he  had 
been  talking,  invariably  made  a  commission  from  the 
sale  of  real  estate  which  they  had  placed  in  iheir 
hands,  and  the  fact  of  the  matter  is  "that  real  estate 
men  lived  off  the  purchase  made  by  just  such  men  as 


Mr.  Jones."  It  happened  that  the  deacon  was  ac- 
quainted with  the  owner  of  the  property  which  the 
real  estate  man  had  offered  the  farmer  on  C  street, 
and  the  farmer,  having  seen  it  before,  expressed  a 
desire  to  purchase  that  properly.  The  minister,  also 
said  that  it  was  convenient  and  well  located,  and 
thought  it  would  be  just  the  place  for  this  prospec- 
tive lamb  of  his  flock  The  farmer  was  very  much 
elated  at  having  fallen  into  such  Christian-like  sur- 
roundings, and  when  the  price.  17,000  was  finally 
handed  out  to  him  it  was  snapped  up  and  the  money 
paid  forthwith.  The  teal  estate  man  received  a 
formal  letter  from  the  owner  of  the  property,  stating 
that  it  had  been  sold,  and  that  as  his  contract  with 
him  "was  no  sale,"  he  could  withdraw  the  property 
from  his  list.  The  same  property  had  been  listed 
with  the  real  estate  man  at  $6,000  and  had  the  farmer 
been  given  the  price  of  the  pronerty  by  the  real  estate 
man  it  would  have  been  at  that  figure,  but  as  he  had 
fallen  into  the  hands  of  this  friend  he  very  gratefully 
paid  $7  000.  We  have  no  doubt  but  what  the  prop 
erty  might  have  been  worth  some  more  to  have  pur- 
chased it  outside  of  a  real  estate  office,  but  we  have 
much  doubt  whether,  by  reason  of  purchasing  the 
property  of  the  deacon  and  the  preacher,  its  value 
was  enhanced  $1,000.  The  owner  of  the  property, 
when  he  1  sted  it,  knew  that  the  real  estate  agent  was 
aware  f>f  its  value,  and  that  it  would  be  useless  to  ask 
an  exorbitant  price,  for  if  he  did  the  other  properties 
on  tht-  list  of  the  real  estate  man  would  be  sought  as 
a  preference  and  would  be  sold  first. 

The  moi'al  of  this  whole  matter  is,  when  you  are 
sick  consult  a  physician;  when  you  want  horseshoeing 
go  to  a  blacksmith.  When  you  want  real  estate  buy 
of  a  real  estate  dealer.  When  you  want  to  get  stuck 
buy  of  a  friend  who  does  not  know  anything  about 
real  estate.   

LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Salem,  W.  Va. — Bonds  will  be  issued  fcr  wate-  supply 
J.  H.  BenedQm,  Reoorder. 

Cedar  Bapids,  Iowa. — The  electors  have  voted  to  iasne 
bonds  for  the  ereotioE  of  anew  sohoolhouse. 

Adrian,  Mioh. — An  ordinaDoe  is  before  the  Oonnoil  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  improvement  bonds. 

Everett,  Wash. — A  proposition  to  bond  the  oity  to  build 
a  sewer  will  be  submitted  to  a  vote  of  the  perple. 

Oolnmbos  Junction,  Iowa. — The  village  has  voted  to 
issue  $10,000  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of  a  water- 
works. 

Lewisburg,  Tenn. — A  bill  has  been  introduced  in  the 
Legi8latnr<j  authorizing  the  oity  to  issue  water-works  bond?. 

WilliamBport,  Md. — It  is  proposed  to  issue  bond's  to  the 
amount  of  |20,000  to  aid  in  the  oonetruction  of  the  pro- 
posed bridge  across  the  Potomac  River. 

Passaic,  N.  J. — In  the  Legislature  at  Trenton  the  Sera'e 
parsed  the  bill  giving  Passaic  oity  the  power  to  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  floO.OOO,  for  the  erection  of  sohocls. 

Willonghby,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  l!^ 
for  the  purchase  of  S6,000  electric  light  bonds.  Interest 
5  per  cent,  dated  Mar  1,  1895;  payable  March  1,  1915.  0. 
0.  Jenkins,  Olerk. 

Niles  Oity,  Mont. — Bids  will  be'eceived  until  April  23 
for  the  purchase  of  Ouster  County  coupon  bonds  of  i200,. 
0(0  of  the  denominations  of  $1,000,  and  $74,000  of  the 
denomination  of  $500.  Interest  5  per  cent,  J.  W.  Wat- 
sus,  commissioner. 

Orookston,  Minn . — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  9 
for  the  purchase  of  $10,000  5  per  cent  thirty  years'  city 
bonds.    Wm.  A.  Lancott. 

Atlanta,  Qa  — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  until  May, 
18fl5,  for  the  purchase  of  a  series  of  State  bonds  to  pay 
the  principal  and  interest  of  the  Northeastern  Railroad 
bonds  indorsed  by  the  State,  said  principal  and  interest 
amonnting  to  $290,000,  more  or  iess.  K.  U.  Hardeman, 
State  Treasurer. 

Glendive,  Mont. — Bids  for  the  purchase  of  $^9,000  bonds 
of  the  denomination  of  $1,000  each,  bearing  interest  at  6 
per  cent  per  annum,  payable  antnally,  will  be  received  by 
James  MoOormiok,  County  Clerk,  Dawson  County,  until  2 
p.  m.  April  20. 

Pensacola,  Fla. — The  proposed  issue  of  $30,000  bor.ds 
of  the  County  of  Escambia  are  to  run  for  twenty  years. 
Bonds  to  be  of  the  denomination  of  $500  each,  and  to  be 
retired  in  nutzierioal  order  at  not  exceeding  $1,500  ptr 
annum;  interest  payabls  annually,  on  the  fir^t  day  of  July, 
in  New  York,  and  bonds  to  be  dated  July  1,  1895.  J.  S. 
Leonard,  Chairman,  Escambia  County  Board,  County  Com. 

Woonsocket,  R.  I. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Alder- 
men an  ordinance  in  the  Common  Council  authoriziog  the 
issue  of  $100,000  of  water-works  improvement  bonds, 
$100,000  water-works  funding  bonds  and  payment  of  a 
part  of  the  sinking  fund  to  the  City  Treasurer,  was  adopted. 

Colombia,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  School  Board  it  was 
decided  to  issue  $26,000  in  coupon  bonds,  beflring  interest 
at  4  per  cent  per  annum,  and  the  interest  to  be  paid  semi- 
annnally.  Bonds  are  to  run  twenty  years,  redeemable  in 
five  years.    Said  bonds  are  for  school  purposes. 


Pittsburg,  Pa. — It  had  been  decided  to  issue  $15n,000  of 
water  bonds  about  April  1,  but  when  the  question  arose  at 
a  meeting  of  the  Finance  Committee,  March  13,  Controller 
Brown  read  the  Supreme  Court  decision  on  the  bridge 
bond  case,  handed  down  this  Jannary.  The  Controller  ex- 
plained that  under  the  Act  of  1872  they  oonld  provide  a 
sinking  fund  for  bonds  after  issuance,  but  by  the  recent 
decision  the  sinking  funds  must  be  created  before  the  bonds 
could  be  issued. 

Canton,  Ohio.-  Sealed  proposals  are  invited  at  the  office 
of  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Education  until  April  8.  1895, 
for  the  purchase  of  $53,000  bonds  of  the  Canton  Union 
School  District.  Said  bonds  shall  be  issued  in  denomin- 
ations of  $1,000  each,  shall  be  dated  May  1.  1895,  shall 
bear  interest  at  5  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi-an- 
nually, both  interest  and  principal  payable  at  the  Chemi- 
cal National  Bank,  New  York  oity,  and  shall  be  due  and 
payable  as  follows:  Twenty-five  thousand  dollars  for  build- 
ing purposes,  $15,000  due  and  payable  in  nine  years  from 
date  of  issue  and  $10,000  due  and  payable  in  ten  years 
from  date  of  issue;  $5,000  for  contingent  purposes,  due 
aud  payable  ten  yeats  from  date  of  issue;  $23,000  for 
building. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  G.  M.  Gunsteens  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  church  at  Austin,  111 ,  for  the  Swedish 
Baptist  church.  It  will  cover  40  by  56  feet,  one  story 
high,  be  of  a  neat  design  in  the  Gothic  style,  have 
stone  foundation,  frame  superstructure,  shingle  roof, 
plate  glass  pine  finish,  pews,  and  will  contain  Sunday 
school  rooms  and  living  rooms  for  the  janitor.  It 
will  have  a  seating  capacity  of  250  and  is  estimated 
to  cost  $4,000. 

Architects  Hyde  &  Castnerhave  prepared  plans  for 
a  church  at  Mulberry,  Ind.,  for  the  Trinity  Reformed 
church.  It  will  be  in  Gothic  style,  50  Liy  lOO  feet  in 
dimensions,  be  built  of  brick,  have  slate  roof  stained 
glass  windoWs,  southern  pine  finish,  hot  air  heating, 
chairs,  and  will  seat  300  people.  D.  H.  Yundt.  Mul- 
berry, Ind.,  is  chairman  of  the  building  committee, 
and  estimates  are  being  received. 

Architect  Julius  Huber  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
flat  building  on  Chestnut  street,  near  Cass  It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  23  by  65  feet, 
have  stone  front,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  16,000.  He 
also  made  plans  for  a  flat  building  at  258  Ohio  street 
for  J.  A.  Froehlich.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  22  by  65  feet,  have  stone  front,  steam  heat, 
hardwood  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  about  $8,000. 

Architect  W.  J.  Van  TCeuren  has  prepared  plans 
for  two  residences  at  Indianapolis  for  J.  J.  Palmer. 
They  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  20  by  40 
feet  each,  built  of  frame  and  brick,  have  shingle  roof, 
plate  and  art  glass,  oak  and  cypress  finish,  furnace 
heat,  natural  gas,  mantels  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  total  cost  of  $6,000. 

Architect  Fritz  Lang  has  prepared  plans  for  an  at- 
tractive store  and  flat  building  at  Sandwich,  111.,  for 
Henry  Hennis.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement 
high  24  by  80  feet,  have  St.  Louis  pressed  brick  front, 
with  stone  trimmings  and  will  cost  $10,000.  The 
same  architect  made  plans  for  a  store  and  flat  build- 
ing at  Tucker  and  Bauwans  streets  for  the  Gottfried 
Brewing  company.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  25.6  by  72  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  and  will  cost  $6,000. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKH  PI,AOE  BETWEEN  MAE    16  AND  MOH.   31,  1894. 

Diven'e  sub.  It  32  io  b  8  of  the  w  hf  of  tlie  8  w  of  the  e  w  %  and  e  H 
of  the  n  w  qr  of  the  8  w  qr  of  eeo  2  a9  13.  Apr  l(i,  1  p  m.  Title  Q  &  T 
Oo,  adjQtr.  L  B. 

L-t  6  ex  the  n  30  ft  in  b  49  In  the  origiaal  town,  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Lnclua 

W  Winch-eter,  mi8ter,  115  Monroe 8t.  L  B. 
Park  Bl.lge,  Hodges'  add,  lin  12  to  15  in  b  1,  being  a  snb  of  the  n  e 

of  aec  :I5  41  12.  Apr  11,  10  a  m,  Ja8  R  Maun,  master,  175  Dearborn  8t. 

We  tern  Sprlags,  resub  pt  E  Hinsdale,  all  of  b  39  a  eub  of  the  e  H  of 
sec  H  38  12.  Apr  8,  2  p  m.  a  L  Walt,  master,  110  La-ialle  st.  L  N. 

Weddell  &  Cox's  Hil'side  sab,  It  3  in  b  6  in  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  29  38  14. 
Apr  8,  10  a  m.  Th  is  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N 

Wath  Hgt8,  Hm«t'd  add.  It  43  b  4  Apr  13,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  mas- 
ter, 88  and  90  Waehlngtou  st.  h  B. 

Linden  Grove,  the  s  5  ft  of  the  w  97  ft  of  It  10  and  the  n  28  ft  of  the  w 
97  £t  of  It  In  b  12  sec  21  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  1,  W  Winclieeter,  mas- 
ter, 115  Mouroe  St.  L  N. 

Oaual  Trustees  Bub.  Its  96  and  96  in  b  43  In  eeo  33  40  14.  Apr  Iti.  11  a  m. 
Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Honore's  resub.  It  23  in  b  2  of  bs  1  2  3  4  5  ard  w  (4  of  b  6  in  Tiernan's 
sub  of  pt  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  w  }4  and  the  w  i4  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  18 

39  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Duncan's  resub.  It  90  of  b7  In  Taylor  &  Krelgh's  sbb  of  the  e  14  of  the 
n  w  S4  "^'f  sec  4  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  A  F  btevenson,  master,  60  Port- 
land blk.  L  N. 

So  r  ynne,  Vail's  sub.  Its  25  26  and  27  in  b  17  of  the  n  V4  a  d  the  n  w 
of  the  s  w  !4  ot  8  c  sec  19  38  14.  Apr  8, 10  a  m  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  m»e- 
ter,  702  Chicago  Opera  Opera  Hoase  bldg.  L  N. 

Blue  Isld,  It  4  in  b  1)2  in  the  8  w  ?4  of  she  31  37  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  A  F 
Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Loring  &  Gibb's  sub,  the  n  17  ft  of  It  3«  all  of  It  39  and  the  s  12  ft  of  It 

40  in  b  3  of  pt  of  ih^  n  e  ^4  of  e  c  22  ;<8  14.  Apr  9  11  a  m  Walter  But- 
ler, master.  L  N. 

Rockwell'd  add.  It  44  in  subblk  2  in  the  sub  of  its  1  to  12  in  b  12.  Apr  10 
11  am.  Oeo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 


Apti)  6,  iSi^S. 


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SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 


Note — Abbreviations  signify:  o,  curbing; 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s. 
8wk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains^ 


WAB.   MO.  SIBEEI 


g,  grading; 
waterservio« 


iMp't 


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Ashland  av  Diokson 

"311    Lewis  Wrighlw'd  av.  .Diversey  " 

"310    Alley  e  «5  w.. Fremont  Bissell  " 

Garfield  av . , . .  Webster  av 

"  309    Alleys   .Garfield  av . . . .  Center 

Dayton  Halsted 

"  308    Alleys  Garfield  av....  Center  " 

Dayton  Fremont 

"  307    Alley  e  &  w.. Fremont  ot  Bissell  " 

Center  Garfield  av 

"306    Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av  '• 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

"  306    Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av  " 

Dayton  Fremont  " 

"304    Alleys  Clay   Center  " 

Davton  Freemont 

"  303    Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av  " 

Day  ton  Halsted 

"  291    4:8th  Cottage  Q  av.  .St  Law'oe  av  o  g  &  m 

"  280    Alleys  Garrield  av....  Center  og&p 

Sheffield  av....  Bissell 
Alley  in  b  25  and  s  hf  b  23  0  T  sub  w  bf  see 


5  39  14. 


"  288 

"  281    Alley  e  and  w  and  n  and  s  in  b  3  Ashland  2d 
add. 

"  285    Town  ot  North  av  s  ter 

"  283    Alley  n  and  s.Van  Boren.... Jackson 

Jefferson  Clinton 

"  271    Allery  in  b  17  Ashland's  2d  add 

"  270    Bloom  34th  38th 

"  269    Alleys  12th  Bonker 

Desplaines. .  ..Halsted 

'•  268    Flonrnoy  Francisco  Albany  av 

"  263    Alleys..  Milwaukee  av..Elk  Grove  av 

Wood  Girard 

"  262    Alley  e  and  w.PaDlina  Wood 

Huron  ..Superior 

"  258    Webster  av . . .  Dominick  Ch'go  river 

"  257    Cottage  3  av  44th  59th 

"  244    Indiana  av  .  .29th  30th  » 

"  182    Alley  e  &  w  in  n  hf  b  41  C  T  snb 
seo  7  39  14. 

"110    Wabash  av...22d  35th 

"  613    Alleys  Halsted  Blue  Isl  av 

Forqner  Taylor 

"614    Alleys  Taylor  12th 

Marshfield  Ashland  av 

"  616    Alleys  Carroll  Fulton 

And  May 

•617    Alleys  Throop  Center 

Jackson  Van  Bnren 

'618    Alley  Randolph  Washington 

Willard  pi  Ann 

•619    Alleys  Fulton  Lake 

May  A  an 

'  621    Alleys  n  and  s  bet  w  hf  b  21  0  T  snb 

of  pt  sec  33  40  14. 
'  622    Alleys  Locust  Chicago 

Townsend....  Sedgwick 
'  623    Alley  Locust  Oak 

Townsend....  Sedgwick 
'624    Alley  Oak  Hobbie 

Larrebee  Gault 

626  Lexington  av. 60th  61st 

627  Alleys  Clifton  Raoine 

Garfield  Webster 

628  Alleys  Clifton  Raoine 

Centor  Garfield 

 Greenwood  av.BUis  av 


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I  Ocala,  Fla.— It  is  proposed  to  bond  Ocala  for  $30,000  lo 
take  up  her  outstanding  |28,884.97  of  scrip. 

Glenwood,  Iowa. — The  electors  of  Maple  Grove  School 
District,  Mills  County  (Glenwood  C.  H.),  will  vote  ou  the 
issue  of  15,000  sohool  bonds. 

Eastman,  Ga,— The  election  held  to  vote  on  the  qnes 
tion  of  issuing  bonds  to  the  amount  of  |10,'  00  for  school 
purposes  resulted  favorably. 

O-hkosh,  Wis.— The  City  Clerk  has  been  authorized! 
is'ue  the  negotiable  bonds  of  (he  city  of  Oshkosh  to  the 
amount  of  $12,000  for  the  purpose  of  improving  North 
and  .«onth  Park.    Daniel  Witzel,  City  Clerk. 

Lyrdobville.  Vt.— The  Water  Commissioners  are  author 
ized  to  issue  bonds  for  any  amount  not  exceeding  S40,00n 
at  not  txceedirg  4  per  cent  interest,  payable  in  thirty 
years  at  any  time  sfter  fifteen  years  if  the  village  so  di 
reots. 

PoitlaufJ,  Ore. — Bid*  will  be  received  until  April  8  fo 
the  purchase  of  $ 'OO.fu  o  .^i  pe- cent.  30-years  city  bridg 
bonds.    J    V.  Beaoh.  ol  airman  of  bridge  committee, 
certified  ohesk  for  n(  t  less  than  5  per  cent,  of  the  amount 
bid  for  must  aocompany  each  bid. 


'BODY  RESTED,  MIND  AT  EASE."' 


That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  travelin^c  on  the  fa&t 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Kail 
way;  besides  there  is  no  chaoce  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov 
ing  right  alo'jg  and  get  there  on  time.  These  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.  All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Paul"  lines,  com  ecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun 
cil  Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.  Write  to  F.  A.  Miller,  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111  ,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.  Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada.  The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run  on  the  solid  vestibuled,  electric-lighted  and 
team  heated  trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


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"  636 
"  637 
"  638 
"  639 
"  663 
"  667 
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"  674 
"  679 
"  680 

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"  686 
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"  690 
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Eld-idge  ct. . 
Prairie  av  . . . 
Lincoln  av. . , 
W  Harrison . . 


og&p 


Drexel  av  Cottage  G  av  o  g  &  m 

Ohio   Milwaukee  av    g  &  p 

State  Michigan  av 

25ih  26th 

Center  Fullerton  av 

Canal  Halsted 

BInoher  Wellington. .  .Noble  av 

 Clark  Halsted 

Maplew'd  av.  North  av  Bl'm'gdale  rd 

Al'eys  Augusta  Thomas 

Glenwood  Robey 

Alley  from  the  n  line  of  Iowa  st  to  s  line 
of  Augusta  St  bet  Glenwood  and  Robey 

Alleys  Thomas  Division 

Glenwood  Robey 

Bishop  47th  49th 

Bebecoa  Rockwell ....  California  av 

McMullen  ct..May  Center 

Traoey  av  Garfield  bd..57th 

Lincoln  Halsted  Union  av 

^"ey  Hoyneav...  Leavitt 

Warren  Madison 

*2d  Halsted  Wallace 

Alley  36th  Ellis 

Lake 

Sheridan  North  av  Bl'm'gdale  rd 

Townsend  Erie  Chicago  av 

*6th  state  Grand  bd 

 State  80  Park  av 


c  f  &  p 

og&p 
c  f  &  p 

o  f  &  m 
c  f  &  p 

og&p 

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Report  of  the  condition  of  the 

rairie  State  Savings  and  Trust  Co 

Of  Chicago,  on  March  20,  !895. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  (secured  on  real  estate  and  other 

available  securities)   .    $  701  787  30 

Bonds  and  stocks  (City  of  Chicago,  County 
of  Cook,  West  Park,  bank  stocks  and 

other  municipal  bondi  ,     684  675  00 

Cash  means   253,695  41 

$1,640,157.7 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  stock  paid  in    $  200  000  00 

Undivided  profits   32  210  11 

i^eposits   1,407'947.60 


Forei.(;n  Department. 

Foreign  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold . 
Letters  of  Credit  issued  available  in  all  parts 
of  the  world. 

Savings  Department. 

Pajs  interest  subject  to  its  rules. 
Savings  deposits  invited. 
Trust  Department. 

Acts  as  Administrator,  and  as  Executor  and 

Trustee  under  Wills.     Accepts  trusts  of 

every  description , 


Btbon  L   Smith,  Pres. 


OSFICBRS. 

Chas.  L.  Htjichinson,  V-Pres. 
AiTHUE  Beuet^iy.  Seo'y.   Fbank  L.  Hanket,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

A.  C.  Bartlett,   Hibbard,  Spencer,  Bartlett  &  Co. 

J.  Harley  Bradley  David  Bradley  Manufacturing  Co. 

H.  N.  Higinbotham   Marf^hall  Field  &  Co. 

Marvin  Hnghitt,  President  Cbicaeo  &  N.  W.  R'y. 

Ohsrles  L.  Hutchinson,  President  Corn  Ex.  Bank, 

A.  O.  Slaughter,  a.  O.  Slanghter  &  Co. 

Martin  A.  Ryerson,   Martin  Ryerson  Jc  Co. 

Albert  A.  Sprague,  Spr-gae,  Warner  &  Co. 

Byron  L.  Smith  President  The  Northern  Trust  Co 


BE90UEOES 

Loans  on  Security 

Demand..  ..$2,934,(551.01 

Time   2  291.336.87 

Stocks  and Bondsl,497, 273.62 
Due  from  Banks  1,5?0,768.25 
OhshonHand..  1,273,891.82 


MARCH  19,  1395- 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  f  l,000,00r."n 

Surplus   400,000.00 

Undivided  Profits  73,016.79 
Oashierp&Cert  C'ks  55,591.16 
Premium  on  Bonds  98,284.49 
Deposits  . 


19,527,821.57 


.  7,900,899.13 
$9,527,821.57 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

[The  Fi-st  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chitago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1  500.0C0 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Adminlsfrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re- 
ceiver and  Assignee,  and  has  deposiled 

$200,000.00 

with  Slate  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Trinsac's  a  Cfneral  Trust  Eus'nc  ss. 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to.Eeal  Estate. 

PEOMPT  SEBVIOE  AKD  SEASONABLE  ElTBS. 
OFFICERS. 

GwYNN  Qabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellers,  Vice  Preet. 
A.  A.  PiEWABT,  Sec'y.    0-  R.  Iabbabee,  Treas. 
f  BANE  H.  Sellbes,  TrDst  Officer. 


Henry  J.  Evans, 
Geo.  Van  Zindt, 


DIRECTORS. 


Geo.  Woodland. 


$1,640,157  71 

C.  B  Scoville, 

D.  W.  Buchanan, 


The 

Northern  Trust 
Company, 

BANK, 

Capital  One  Million  Dol  ars. 
Mni-plus  $4UO.0OO  0^^. 

S,  E.  COR    LA  SALLE  AND  WASHIIVGTON  STREETS- 

Bankiii:;  l>ep  irtmeiit. 

Interest  paid  on  Depo>iLs. 
Loans  made  on  Approved  Collateral  only. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acr8  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
1  he  lowest  price  f^at  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  810  per  acre 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  <fe  Co. 

REAL  I  STATE  AGENTS. 
11  Post  Street.      .     SAN  FBANOISCO,  CAL. 


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THE  ilEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILt)Il?G  JOaRNAL. 


April  6,  15 


Of  that  portion  of  Chicago  bounded  by  63d  and  I03d  Street,  State  Street  and  Kedzie  Avenue,  showmg  the  new  suour  ban  lines  of  the 
Chicago     IS orthern  Pacific  and  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railway  Companies  and  all  other  completed  and  projected  lines,  also  location  of 

 new  subdivisions,  distances  from  the  post  otlice,  etc.    Specially  engraved  for  the  Reat.  Estate  and  Building  Jour5? al. 

NOTE  -For  explanation  of  signs  used  to  represent  the  different  transit  lines,  see  the  northwest  quarter  of  section  tvventy-flve. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtflLDlNG  JOtJRKAL. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
April.  4,  1895. 

SaleR.  Amoaut 

Jity,  ove  ll.nno   3l7  11,817,130 

J ity,  under  11,001 ..    113  78,471 

Ooonty   81  2  6,48) 

Total   510  I2,10i,i81 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  April.  5,  1894. 

Hales.  Amount 

Oity,  over  «,U00   2S)6  12  291,298 

Olty,  ouder  1,000   97  '  67,744 

IJ^nnty    129  286'815 


Total   „   622 


{2,646,854 


Adama  st,  234  ft  w  of  Centre  av,  s  f  32x 
120,  and  01  her  ppty;  Mar  19.  W  B  Lord 

to  0  H  Whittiok  $7,200 

Addison  av,  g  w  oor  Second  st,  n  f  84x125; 
and  other  ppty,  Deo  3,'94.  A  N  Gage  to 

H  H  Gage  |10,oro 

Addison  st,  276  ft  w  of  Evanston  av,  s  f 
40x151  ;  Mar  26.  0  F  W  Kleene  to  H 

Jaeger  $3^00 

Albany  av,  123  ft  s  of  57th  st,  w  f  125x 
125;  Ang  22/94.  0  A  Upton  to  L  8 

Sawyer   1 1,308 

Arlington  pi,  100  ft  e  of  Larrabee  st,  n  f 
25x1741^;  Mar  20.  0  Garben  to  A  E 

Westman  ,  ^  |9,500 

Armitage  ot,  141  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25 
xI2o;  Mar  21.  W  Brov^n  to  A  0  King 

,   $1,900 

Armitage  ot,  same  ppty;  Mar  23.  A  0 

King  to  M  Brown  950 

Armoar  av,  714  ft  s  of  Garfield  b'lvd.  e'f 
;{ox92;  Mar  27.  B  Piokett  to  J  J  Mathews 

.   $2,400 

Armonr  av,  634  ft  n  of  55th  st,  e  f  25x100; 

pr  1.  M  E  Jones  to  K   Eggerston  $1,^50 
Armour  av,  5  J  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  273^x 
60;  Apr  1.  0  M  Bash  to  F  W  Goodwin 

.  -  11,000 

Arthor  av,  c  w  oor  83d  pi,  e  f  33x125;  Sept 

2fi,'94,  J  O  Morris  to  J  L  Lodwig  .$l,r00 
Ashland  av,  216  ft  sof  69th  st,  w  f  ^5x121; 
Aug  1,'94.  A  D  Simpson  to  E  J  Simp 

son   $6  5C0 

Ashland  av,  332  ft  s  of  Polk  8t,*e'f  33x160; 

Apr  1.  F  Levy  to  R  Franklin  $21,000 

Amtin  av,  n  e  oor  N  Panlina  st,  s  f  72x 
100;  Mar  28.  Thos  Flood  to  Jas  Flood 

.  ••;  $12,000 

Anstm  av,  72  ft  e  of  Panlina  st,  s  f  24x 
100;  Mar  28.  Jas  Flood  to  Thos  Flood 

„  •  $2,500 

Belmont  av,  75  ft  e  of  Baxter  st,  s  f  25x 
100;  Feb  8.  M  E  Rees  to  0  F  A  Anderson 

_  ;  $  ',376 

Belmont  av,  125  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  25x 
126;  Mar  22.  0  W  Schalla  to  L  Henry 

„  •;  $3,00(1 

Berlin  st,  284  ft  e  of  N  Western  av,  n  f  24 
xlOO;  Mar  25.  W  H  Cole  to  T  O'Shea 

Jl,fiOO 


Oerpenter  st,  275  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  37>^x 
124;  Sep  4.  F  Gaylord  to  H  J  De  Pierre 

 $1,500 

Carpenter  st,  319  ft  s  of  6Cth,  e  f  25x124; 

Mar  8.  J  A  Dah  in  to  O  Kester  $1,640 

Central  Park  av,  341  ft  n  of  Harrison  st. 
e  f  25x125;  Mar  15.  A  Crowley  to  N  B 

Smith  $6,000 

Centre  st,  141  ft  s  ot  87th,  w  f  300x124; 

Mar  18.  0  Debolt  to  L  E  Bronner.  .J7,O0O 
Centre  av,  266  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  17,'94.  N   8  Yonngdahl  to  G  R 

^elis  $4,000 

Champlain  st,  60  ft  n  of  37th,  e  f  26x124; 

Mar  80.  VJ  Frink  to  G  J  Sohmid. .  .$5,000 
Ch-tmplain  av,  1983^  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  e  f 
50ilib;  Mar  30.  U  M  Andrews  to  A  J 

Newton  $1,800 

Champlein  av,  244  ft  n  of  47th  st,  w  f  25 
xl24;  Mar  23.  T  Clanoy  to  J  0  Snyder 

  $5,500 

Champlain  av,No  4727,  261  ft  s  of  47th  st, 
w  f  26x115;  Mar  11.  J  D  Gates  to  A  -I 

Pratt  $14,000 

Chioago  av,  oi  ft  e  of  Wesson,  s  f  20x130; 

Feb  20.  S  Magill  to  A  F  Keeuey .  .$14,00(; 
Chioago  av  W,  s  e  oor  Lincoln  st,  n  f  24x 
123;  Mar  26.  B  Schiessle  to  H  Worth- 

™aon   $4,625 

Clarence  av,  100  ft  s  o'  Grace  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Apr  3.  J  Sperling  to  A  Harlwig 

   $1,300 

Clark  8t  N,  274  f t  n  w  of  Garfield  av,  s  w 
f  24x125;  Mar  28.  B  Washansen  to  B  U 

Fischer  $4,600 

Clark  8t  N,  343  f  t  s  e  cor  Rosooe.  n  e  f  2151^ 
x93;Jan  26.  W  E  Haworth  to  C  Buck- 
ingham  $5,400 

Colfax  av,  122  ft  n  of  86th  st,  w  f  &0xl2o; 

Mar  19.  T  0  Sullivan  to  R  W  Yeats. $1,00*' 
Colorado  av,  39  ft  n  e  of  W  43rd  st,  n  w 
f  24x125;  Mar  28.  E  L  Hance  to   J  H 

Brewster    $4,200 

Commercial  av,  105  ft  s  of  101  st,  n  w  f  25 
xl65;  Apr  1.  M  Sieble  to  L  Merifleld 

 $1,200 

Commercial  et,  150  ft  s  of  Webster  av,  ef 
100x163;   Mar  26.    L  Kandlik  to  J  E 

Rustman  $4,C0D 

Congress  st  W,  123>^  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s 
f  25x1  5;  Mar  28.  Jas  Flood  to  Thos 

food  $1,600 

Congress  st,  60  ft  w  of  W  40th,  n  f  25x 
15;  Mar  28.  G    W    Audress  to  J  H 

Brewster  $1  qoo 

Cornelia  st,196  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  25 
xl28;  Mar  12,   A  Waskow  to  P  Klenski 


Ellis  av,  2-    ft  n  nf  65  b  s*,  w  f  25x13'.' 

Mar  5.  E  M  Siark  tu  M  A  Miner.  .$1,650 
Ellis  av,  50  ft  n  of  6.oth  st,  e  f  16^x124; 

Apr  1.  C  C  Landt  to  M  T  Wright  .  .$4,650 
Ellis  av,  334  ft  n  of  65th  «t,  w  f  16^x182; 

Mar  30.  C  C  Landt  to  M  J  Overman. $4,60.) 
Ellis  av,  1611^  ftn  of  53rd8t,  e  f  5('xI5-(i^; 

M<»r  20.  L  D  Thomas  to  Wm  Mansuu 

 $10,000 

EII18  av,  129  ft  B  of  46th  st,  w  f  6(  xl90; 

Mar  22.  A  E  Jackson  to  R  Boyd. .  $24,000 
Elston  av,  300  ft  s  e  of  Hesing,  n  e  f  2.5x 

120;  Mar  30.  H  E   Bnrbaoh  to  V  M 

Brand  $I.r00 

Emerald  av,  50  ft  8  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x*^0 

Apr  3.  M  Mahnke  to  De  W  C  Batt8.$2.3(0 
Emerald  st,  118  f t  s  of  38th.  w  f  24x124; 

Jan  31.  M  Jones  to  L  Nobling  ...$2,000 
Erie  av,  8  w  cor  89th  st,  e  f  30x140;  Mar  1. 

R  Barry  to  J  Frake  $7,500 

Erie  st,  13261^  ft  e  of  8t  Clair,  n  f  60x100; 

Mar  22.  J  E  Applegate  to  A  L  Lawrence 

 $20,000 

Erie  st  W,  67  ft  e  ot  N  Green,  s  f  22}^x 

1363^;  Mar  16.  M  T  Larson  to  D  J  V 


26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  E  Carson. 
Fullerton  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  1.  J 


t,000 


Breslau  st,  207  ft  s  of  Ems,  e  f  23x100; 
Oct  4,'94.  C  Taber  to  H  B  Farmer.  $  ',500 

Bnrohell  av,  50  ft  8  of  Greenwood,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  26.  G   A   Seaverns  to  U 

„  ^"?«"e''  $2,600 

Bnrohell  av,  48  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  24 
xl26;  Apr  1.  J  L  Sheafifer  to  M  F  Leahy 
  -   ^2  81 

Byron  st,  275  ft  e  of  8onthport"av,*8  f  25 
X108;  Apr  3.  H  P  Sohnettler  to  P 
Sohaeppe.   j3  345 

Cahfornia  av  N,  125  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
25x125;  and  14;  Mar  28.  A  G  Olsen  to 
M  0  Gustafson  *1  ^QQ 

Oalamet  av,  162  ft  n  of  61»t  st,  w  f '36  9-io 
X127  67-100;  Feb  27.  W  R  Swin.'ord  to 

„"?   $5,000 

Calumet  av,  136  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  27x 
150;  Mar  30.  J  J  MoMnllin  to  F  P  March 

Oainmet  av,  246  ft  n  of  43rd  st.'e  f  ioxfso^-^^ 
Mar  30.  G  8  Sheffield  to  P  G  blschbach 

r,',  ;   $5,0(0 

ualumet  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  30.  P  G 
Esohbaoh  to  C  A  Sheffield   $fi  000 

Calumet  av,  175  ft  n  of  40th  st,  e  f  25xl2!i- 
Mar  13,  M  0  Dobbins  to  B  M  Donliu 
  »••.,,  ^2  875 

Campbell  av,  250  ft  s  of  Hirsoh  stVe  f  25 
xl26;  Mar  28.  J  A  Anderson  to  R  Ander- 
son  $2  000 

Campbell  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  29 .  R 'And- 
erson to  I  Anderson       ...  $2  000 

Carl  st,  88  ftw  of  La  Salle  av,  n  f  24^107- 
Mar  25.  P  H  Boiten  to  J  Q  Woelke' 
 $11,000 


Cornelia  st,  126  ft  w  of  Gross  av,  s  f  25x 
124;  Mar  13.  W  Knolle  to  R  C  Moore 

^    $2,100 

Cottage  Grove  av,  n  w  oor  92nd  pi.  e  f  33 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  1,'93.  S  E 

Gross  to  L  Mauch  $5,030 

Cottage  Grove  av,  120  ft  s  of  60th  st,  e  f 
24x121;  Mar  2O.  E  J  Braoh  to  P  Ryan 

 ,  ^3  \20 

Crawford  av  N,  ZOd  ft  s  of  W  North,  w'f 
24x124;  Mar  27.  R  Reynertson  to  M  Mo- 

Nnlty  gQQ 

Crawford  av,  291  ft  n  of  W  29th  'st,  w'f 
72sl76,   and  other  pplj;  Mar  28.  M 

Oomminga  to  J  H  Young  $4,000 

Crawford  av,  241  ft  s  of  Fullerton,  e  f  25 
ft  to  R  R  Mar  23.  J  R  Bryaoa  to  L  J 

Blnm  $1,000 

Cromwell  st,  25  ft  s  of  Rhine,  e  f  25x115; 
Mar  19.  J  Brynd  to  T  F  Sanlon  et  al 
*2,800   $3,000 


Ringheim  et  al  $3,500 

Erie  st,  751 1^  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  25x1003^; 
'^-^  13,'94.  C  W  "  -       -  ^ 


Oct 


Dearborn  st,  176  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  35x100; 
Mar  16.  C  L  Blaokman  to  F  Nowak 

 $3,fi00 

Dearborn  st,  146  ft  s  of  50th,  e  f  46x1(j0; 

Mar  27.  H  H  Gage  to  8  Sohlatt. .  .$2,750 
Dickey  st,  100  ft  s  of  77th,  w  f  60x100; 
Mar  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  H  Vehmeyer 

 $1,295 

Dickson  st,  150  ft  n  of  Wabansia  av,  s  w 
f  60x222;  Mar  25.  L  Fredericks  to  W 

Hartmann  $5,000 

Drake  av,  126  ft  s  of  W  Ohio  st,w  f  16Vx 
125;  Mar  29.  C  V  Partelle  to  K  Medin- 

ger  13,600 

Duncan  av,  216  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Oct  10,'94.  8  A  Sandahl  to  A  B 

Johnneson  $1,000 

Duncan  av,  n  w  cor  78th  st,  e  f  97x167; 

Jan  31.  W  J  Gilmore  to  H  Klaboe.$4,60f1 
Eighteenth  pi  W,  24  f  t  e  of  0  B  &  Q  R  R, 
n  f  24x96;  Feb  14,'94.  A  Doadel  to  E  S 

Yanke  $1,664 

Blbnrn  av,  175  ft  e  of  Loomis  st,  8  f  2  ix 
103;  Apr  1.  W  Miles  to  B  O  Higgins 

   *2.2'  0 

Elburn  av,  160  ft  w  of  Throop  st,  s.f  25i 
103;  Mar  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  Conway 
 ,  $1,800  I 


Orunn  to  C  A  Neal 

•  •   $10,000 

Eeoanaba  av,  330  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x 
138;  Mar  15.  R  H  Kent  et  al  to  E  A 

Beutel   $1,100 

Evans  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  e  f  33x 
125:  July  22,'92.  L  Spafford  to  8  M 

Spaffjrd  $13,(00 

Evans  av,  165  ft  n  of  451h  st,  e  f  25x78; 
Mar  25.  N  Menderson  to  A  D  Qrahame 

 $3,250 

Farwell  av,  88  ft  e  of  Chicago,  n  f  87x 
1723^;  Mar  16.  F  E  Kean  to  A  Froemb- 

'ing   $4,500 

Farwell  av,  75  ft  w  of  R  R,  n  f  33x174; 

Mar  14.  J  W  Sweet  to  M  E  Brnnk. $3,500 
Fiftieth  ct,  n  e  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  s  f 
198x128;  Mar  LEW  Reed  to  F  Reed 

   $15,000 

Fiftieth  st,  124  ft  w  of  Union,  s  f  26x124; 

Oct  15.  M  MoMartin  to  M  Moses  .  .$1,500 
Fifty-ninth  st,  47  ft  w  of  Union,  n  f  26x 
106;  Mar  14.  A  L  Hathaway  to  8  May 

 $6,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  97  ft  e  of  Morgan,  n  f  24>g 
xl25;  Mar  29,  C  A  Petterson  to  C  O 

Housel  $10,000 

Fischer  av,  47  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f  50x 

125;  Apr  1.  A  Josette  to  H  Gehl. .  .$1,187 
Forrestville  av,  161  ft  8  of  49th  st,  w  f  20 
xt25;  Mar  16    FC  Hagerman  to  H  G 

Rankin  $9,500 

Forrestville  av,  £0  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  20}^ 
xl20;  Oct  1,'94.  J  Blair  to  N  Fellows 

 $8,500 

Forty-third  st,  115  It  e  of  Sherman,  s  f 
50x125;  Oct  8,  94.  H  W  Webb  et  al  to  M 

Foley  J  5,000 

Forty-third  st,  s  w  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  n 
f  1341^x100;  Sep  17,'94.  J  Cudahy  to  C 

W  Pardridge  $3o,000 

Forty-fifth  st,  400  ft  e  of  Blancharfl  av,  n 
f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  i5.  M  H 

Goodie  to  W  H  Roger   $3,600 

Forty-sixth  pi  W,  286  fte  of  Wallace  st,n  f 
30x125;  Ang  27,'86.  E  A  Wood  et  al  to  A 

O'Grady  $1,800 

Forty-seventh  st,  s  w  cor  Woodlawn  av, 
n  f  125x207,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  3.  Robt 
Strahorn  to  Eugene  8  Himball . .  .  $60  000 
Forty-seventh   ot,  242  ft  e  of  Ojttage 
Grove  av,  n  f  17i^xI2P;  Mar  27.  J  Blaiu 

to  T  Podolski  $6,000 

Forty-eighth  st,  48  ft  e  of  Centre  av,  s  f 
24x126;  Oct  1,'91.  M  MoMartin  to  T  W 

Mahoney  $1,400 

Forty-eighth  st,  100  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  25x 
125;  Apr  3.  I  Woitkowioz  to  J  Ostrow- 

ski  $1,600 

Fourteenth  st  W,  No.  638,  166  fte  of 
Loomis,  n  f  24x124;  Mar  20.  C  Oberlin 

et  al  to  C  Bibow   $2,700 

Fourteenth  st  W,  406  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
24x125;  Apl  1.  A  Jacobson  to  I  Bornstein 

et  al      $4,760 

Francisco  av,  160  ft  n  of  Washington  blvd,, 
w  f  25x130;  also  all  iot  in  party  wall 
between  Its  32  and  33;   Apr  1.  WG 

Lloyd  to  A  Leideok  $10,(00 

Franklin  av,  s  e  cor  lOlst  st,  w  f  77i^x 

1221^;  .  T  J  Baohford  to  J  B 

Smith  $1,000 

Fnllertoa  av,  s  w  oor  Roland,  n  f  57i^x 
125;  Mar  15.  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  G  Krotz 

 $1,000 

Fullerton  av,  64  ft  e  o'  Myrtle,  n  f  25x 
126;  Aug  16, '93.  Est  of  J  Kneoht  to  G 

K'leoh....  $1,060 

Fullerton  av,  n  e  oor  Central,  8  f  1320x 
1320,  more  or  less  being  40  acres;  Mar 


1,041 

  E  Oar- 
son  to  G  T  Howser  $32,500 

Fullerton  av,  99  ft  e  of  High  st,  n  f  25x 
120;  Mar  22.  Est  of  Wm  Bernahl  to  M 

Bernahl  240 

Graoeland  av,  4;)7  ft  e  of  HaUted  st,  s  'f 
150x231;  Mar  12.  J  B  Brosseau  to  L  M 

W'ilianQS  $18,760 

Graod  av,  n  w  cor  North,  e  f  l(<4>^xl24; 
Mar  28.  E  A  King  to  8  W  Anderson 

„   $4,100 

Grand  av,  1043^  ft  n  of  North,  e  f  60x124; 

Mar  28.  E  A  King  to  W  H  Pruien. $2,000 
Grand  av,  s  e  cor  N  Crawford,  n  e  f  tri  64 
xl31xl25;  Mar  29.  D  Ramm  to  J  A  Dal 

 $2,5C0 

Grant  pi,  199  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  50  ft  to 
R  R;  Feb  1.  V  M  Rhodes  to  J  0  Snyder 

 $8,000 

Grant  pi,  same  ppty;  Mar  28.  J  0  Snyder 

to  E  Clancy   $8,000 

Gray  st,  175  ft  w  of  Everett,  s  f  60x125; 
Mar  6.  A  A  Brook  to  F  Burkhardt  Jr 

 $l,0f0 

Green  st,  100  ft  u  of  61st,  e  f  25x125;  Mar 

30,'94.  H  Peterson  to  J  Maassen.  ..$6,000 
Halsted  st  N,  473^  ft  s  of  Wrightwood  av, 
e  f  243^x120;  Feb  25.  M  H  Evans  to  Q 

E  Burgesser  $5,500 

Halsted  st,  s  e  oor  Rosooe,  w  f  25x109; 

Apr  3.  J  F  Farley  to  T  Minchin ..  $15,260 
Hancock  av,  146  ft  n  of  W  North,  w  f  25i 
177;  Mar  2.3.  Blue  Idand  av  B  L  &  H 

Aasn  to  Met  W  S  El  R  R  Co  $2,750 

Harrison  st,  120  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  19 
87-100x125;  Mar  28.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M 

F  Steel  $3,530 

Herndon  st,  48  ft  n  of  Melrose,  w  f  24x 

125;  Mar  14.  8  Reed  to  0  B  Davis. $1,700 
Herndon  st,  96  ft  n  of  School,  e  f  25x125; 

Mar  30.  C  Smith  to  P  Kleminer. .  .$2,400 
Hillside  st,  149  ft  n  of  89ih,  e  f  373^x125; 

Mar  28.  F  A  Cox  to  J  Rennpath. .  .$2,603 
Hinman  st,  390  ft  e  of  Douglas  blvd,  n  f 
25x126;  Feb  18.  J  Kilian  to  F  Schwartz 

 $1,460 

Homan  av,  n  w  cor  Palatine  st,  e  f  1493^ 
xll5;Jan  17.  M  White  to  Oity  of  Chi- 
cago $7,000 

Homan  av,  156  ft  n  of  W  North,  e  f  24x 
177;  Mar  16.   V  Sykora  to  Met  W  S  El 

R  ROo  $3,048 

Homan  av,  266  ft  8  of  W  22nd,  e  f  60x124; 
Apr  3.  S  G  Havighorst  to  De  W  0  Butts 

 $2,(00 

Homan  av,  125  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  18.  J  Kraloveo  to  F  H  Qait- 

meyer  $1,700 

Homer  st  and  Armitage  av,  alley  lot  bet, 
288  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  24x£0,  more 
or  less;  Mar  27.  P  Lyons  to  Met  W  S  L 

R  R  Oo  $1,450 

Hoyne  av,  ni}4  ft  n  of  34th  st,  e  f  24x125; 

Mar  27.  G  J  Schmid  to  Wm  Frink. $1,600 
Hudson  av,  139  ft  n  of  Menomonee  st,  e  f 
24x123;  Mar  27.  E  Lee  to  G  J  Gelder- 

man  $2,500 

Hook  av,  102  ft  8  of  Clay,  w  f  26x123;  Mar 

15.  0  H  Mears  to  O  Baumann..  .$1,600 
I'diana  av,  80  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  203^x113; 

Mar  29.  J  L  Levy  to  R  B  Crouch. ..  $7,600 
Indiana  av,  5683^  ft  s  of  eist  st,  e  f  26x 
161;  Mar  27.  G  Griffin  to  Thos  Devine 

 $3,000 

Indiana  st  W,  191  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  8  f 
48x92;   Mar  28.  Thos  J  Doyle  to  A  B 

Tobin  et  al  $70,000 

Indiana  av,  225  ft  sof  92nd  st,  e  f  75x162; 

Mar  29.  E  B  Damp  to  C  M  Jackson. $8, 000 
Indiana  st,  313  ft  e  of  W  48th,  s  f  48x124; 
June  27, '89.  L  8  Dewey  to  A  P  Lind- 

holm  $1,372 

Ingleside  av,  285  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  24x 
115;  Mar  30.  M  R  Fritzsche  to  N  Orten- 

stein  $4,360 

Irving  av,  100  ft  s  of  106th  st,  e  f  50x123; 
Sep  10,'94.  N  8  Youngdahl  to  G  R  Wells 

$1,000 

Jackson  st,  18  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  17  SJ^-K  0 
x^3  6-100;  Apr  3.  J  Gregory  to  De^  0 

Butts  $10,000 

Jackson  av,  264  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  24x 
130;  Mar  9.   E  L  Chapman  to  G  B 

Hertel  $1,400 

Jackson  st,  78  ft  e  of  Winchester  av,  n  f 
44x121  and  other  property;  Nov  12,'91; 

0  K°nnioott  to  D  E  Fiske   $2,509 

Jan  Hqs^  8v,  n  w  cor  Alma  st,  e  f  66x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  30.  N  Ortenstein 

to  M  R  Filtzsche  $1,250 

Johnston  and  Green  sts,  alley  lot  bet,  66 
ft  more  or  less,  w  of  Milw=ickee  av,  35x 
162,  more  or  less;  Mar  27.  D  Morrissey 

to  Met  W8L  RROo  $9,000 

Johnston  st,  363  ft  e  of  Thocuas  av, «  f  ^0 
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328 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  6,  1896. 


WM.  SOOY  SMITH 

CIVIL  ENGINEER 
-CONTRACTOR, 

801-804  New  Stock  Exchange, 

108  La  Salle  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Construction,  repairing  and  strength- 
ening of  foundations  of  buildings  and 
machinery.  Buildiog  bridges,  tunnels 
and  other  difficult  engineering  works. 
Hydraulic  dredging. 


OfiBoe  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
RoHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY. 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Qeneral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


1  o-is  Lukes,  Manager. 


Telephone  Main  1481, 


Dudley  F.  Dorsett  &  Co., 
Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

Buy  and  sell  Real  Estate  on  Commission,  maDage 
estates  for  non  residenta,  necoliate  flrst  mortKaee 
loans,  collect  rents  and  pa;  taxes. 

94and  96  Dearborn  Street 

Main  Floor.  Telephone  2363 


ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

Hammonds,  etc. 

\t  40  to  60  per  cent  below  mano- 
faclnrers  pri  e^.  Every  machiue 
fully  gnaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED  , 

at  correspondingly  low  rates,  al- 
lowing a  month's  rent  to  apply  on 
price. 

TYPEWRITER  EMPORIUM, 


AK^o  bargains  in  Pianos  from  other  makers.    It  yon  examine  oar  stock  YOU  WILL  BUY- 
NEW  and  fecond  hand  OhiokerioR  Pianos  at  special  prices,  to  rednce  stooS 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Saiie  Sts. 

HandSDiTiBSt  Resbaurafit  in 
flmerica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


Tel.  Main  3288. 


161  Lia  Salle  »*»i-e«t 


TURN  UP  YOUR  PANS 


TO  CATCH 


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IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  PRKSfS  CI, AIMS  COMPAKY, 

jOHN  WEDDEEBUBI,,     -     MANAGING  ATTOBNEY, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


1  he  most  remunerative,  the  surest 
and  safest  investment  you  can  make  of 
your  idle  money  is  in  WE3T  SUPElIOfi 
BEAL  ESTATE.  At'present  prices  it  is 
sure  to  make  you  300  per  cent  profit  in 
the  next  5  years. 

WEST  SUPEBIOR,  at  the 

HEAD  OF  LAKE  SUPEaiOR, 

is  rapidly  growing  to 
the  position  of  the 

METROPOLIS  Of  Ihe  NORTHWEST 

and  soon  will  be  second  only  to 
Chicago. 

The  Land  &  Rivek  Improve ment 
Company  will  for  the  next  90  days  offer 
(as  a  portion  only  of  its  holdings)  the 
best  inside  lots  to  the  amount  of  $a,500, 
000,  at  a  considerable  discount  and  on 
the  following  extraordinarilv  easy 
terms:  10  per  cent  down,  10  per  cent  in 
one  year,  20  per  cent  in  two  years  and 
20  per  cent  in  three  years,  with  interest 
at  4  per  cent  (one-half  the  usual  rate) 
No  li&Mlity  on  part  of  purchasers  for 
further  payments. 

Send  for  rrice  ds'-F,  maps,  e:c..  to 

Land  &  River  Improvement  Co., 

*Vest  Superior,  Wisoonsin. 


In  the  eight  large  Salesrooms  on  flrst 
floor  will  be  found  all  styles  of  these 
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UNEQUALED  inaction. 

UNEQUALED  in  casin^j 


QUALITY, 

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TERMS 

«  a-XJ./v^K.A.lTTEEID.  S 


PENSIONS  PBOOtJBED  FOB 

SOLDIERS  WIDOWS. 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  tor  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
..heline  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
tinea  the  war.  Snryivors  of  the  Indian  ware 
«f  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
'itled.  Old  and  rejected  olaims  a  specialty. 
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Others  Proportionately  Low. 

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329 


(Ooatiaued  from  page  327.) 
xlOO;  June  14,'94.  A  O  Hall  to  F  D 

Smith   II, SCO 

jQstin  St,  266  ft  s  of  <i3rd,  e  f  25x124;  ^p^ 

2.  R  NofQs  to  H  H  Hey  |4,500 

Kimbark  av,  150  ft  s  of  62nd  et,  w  f  50x 
125;  Apr  2.  Emil  Rudert  to  Jas  Baley 
 |35,O0O 

Laflin  8t,  266  ft  8  of  W  Polk,  e  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  29.  D  A.  Smith  to 
M  EBork  $8/00 

Laflin  st,  161  ft  8  of  Jaokson  blvd,  e  f  24x 
1^5;  Mar  9.  F  W  Rowland  to  T  H  Pearse 
 153,000 

Laflin  st,  117  ft  n  of  W  Harrison,  e  f  l^6x 
125;  Mar  20.  L  Laflin  to  M  Read..$<,362 

Lake  Park  av.  No  321  52 J  fi  n  wof  33rd 
8t,  n  e  f  171^x1331^;  Mar  11.  A  T.jrking 
ton  to  J  D  Gates   *U,000 

Lake  st.  100  ft  e  of  St  Louis,  s  f  15s8  \ 
more  or  less;  Mar  23.  B  D  8t  Anbia  to 
T  J  Rice      |3,000 

Lake  st  W,  n  e  oor  Western  av,  s  f  22x176; 
Mar  15.  0  Eighme  et  al  to  R  F  Conway 
 $6,000 

Lake  av,  267  ft  n  w  of  Oikenwald,  s  w  f 
261^x120,  Feb  14.  A  W  Swanitz  to  S  D 
D&vis    $10,300 

Langley  av.  bet  64ih  and  6  >th  sts,  e  f  25 
xl22;  Apr  3.  E  B  Oollins  t  )  J  N  Bowers 
 $5,100 

Langley  av,  223  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  28.  T  Podolski  to  J  Blain 


Monroe  st,  3(i2  ft  w  of  Spanlding  av,  n  f 
31x180;  Mar  29.  A  W  Smith  to  M  A 

King...     $f.,5(0 

Monroe  st.  12i  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  s 
f  25x130;  Ueo  2i,'94.  B  Titos  to  Q  W 

McLester   $7,500 

Monroe  st,  196  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  22xlOi; 

Jan  15.  F  0  O'Day  to  L  S  Bali«gh.$l2,0  0 
Morgan  av,  n  e  oor  First  st,  s  f  li»0xl50, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  10,'91.  M  J  Rogers 

et  al  to  B  M  Beat   i2,100 

Morgan  av,  50  ft  e  of  First  st,  s  f  50x10; 

Deo  4,'94.  M  M  Best  to  G  W  Show  $1,400 
Morgan  av,  108  ft  e  of  Fairfield,  n  f  50x 
1.50;  Feb  18.  E  M  Harrison  to  O  S  Nors- 

worthy   $6,000 

Nelson  st,  260  ft  e  of  Bluoher,  n  f  25x132; 
Apr  1.  A  B  Maclean  to  B  F  L  Hart- 

mann    $1,500 

Newport  av,  488  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  50 
xli7;Mar  16.0  M  Kaliy  to  P  Jaeger 

   $4,000 

Ninety  first  8t,  76  ft  e  of  Houston  av,  s  f 
25x135;  Apr  1.  H  Grote  to  0  Wangerin 

 ....$4,000 

Ninety  second  st,  25  ft  e  of  Exchange  av, 
s  f  25x165;  Mar  30.  F    /V  Altendorf  to 

M  Willis  $11,300 

Ninety-third  st,  36  ft  w  of  Muskegon  av, 
n  f  50x135;  Mar  16.  W  Willis  to  M  Mem- 

mesheimer  $6,'iO(i 

Noble  av,  99  ft  e  of  Bluoher  st,n  f  44x132; 
Dec  29,'94.  B  Sohonbeck  to  City  of  Chgo 


La  Salle  st,  158  ft  n  of  37;h,  w  f  24x120; 

Apr  1.  M  Hanoaford  to  O  Garben. $5,500 
Leavitt  st,  49  fi  n  of  W  n-t  e  f  24x126; 

Aug  31,'88,  F  Viereok  to  E  Bosch.  .$1,S0  ) 
Leavitt  st,  25  ft  n  of  Lexington,  w  f  33x 

96;  Mar  5  J  B  Overmeyer  to  T  J  Rice 

 $5,000 

Lexington  sf,  152  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f 

25x125;  Apr  3.  C  Barendt  to  E  0  Hana- 

han   $6,750 

Lexington  et,  148  ft  w  of  Central  Park  av, 

n  f  25x124;  Feb  1.  N  Mnllahey  to  J 

Adams  $1,000 

Lexington  av,  348  ft  s  of  66ih  st.  e  f  25x 

125;  Mar  2.   O  Greig  to  P  J  He  ffman, 

 $1,250 

Lexington  av,  152  ft  n  of  55th  st,  e  f  60x 

164;  Mar  27.  J  Blain  to  T  Podolski  $7,500 
Lincoln  st,  286  ft  n  e  of  65th,  n  w  f  1  i'tx 

131;  Sep  15,'JO.  0  Kennicott  to  D  E 

^iske    14,000 

Loomis  st,  200  ft  s  of  68  h,  w  f  25x124}^; 

Mar  23.  F  Wianke  to  M  Powell  ..$2,700 
Loomis  8t,  20!)  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25x1 24 1^, 

and  other  ppty  nnd  >^;  Mar  26.  M 

Powell  to  Wm  Voelger   $3,100 

Loomis  at,  248  ft  s  of  Polk,  e  f  25x125; 

Apr  1.  E  Magoire  to  A  Luce  ..  $10.25i 
Loewe  av,  285  ft  s  of  118th  st,  w  f  26x  124; 

Dec  22,'94.  J  H  Haskio  to  L  KliDZ.$^,3(jO 
Looe  st,  225  ft  n  w  of  Blaokhiwk,  e  f  2.ix 

108;  Apr  2.  J  Wenderski  to  M  Brandt 

,  •••  $3,500 

Madison  av,  166  ft  s  of  60ih  st,  w  f  160x 

115;  Jan  22.  R  A  Mack  to  0  W  Ho'.den 

 $14,250 

Maplewood  av,  275  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f 
25x126;  Feb  1.  E  A  Shedd  to  S  Ander- 

.         •  $1,500 

Marshfield  av,  48  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  e  f  75x 
125;  Deo  21, '94.  B  A  Oasey  to  H  A  Beck 

 $2,100 

Marshfield  av,  24J  ft  n  of  50th  st,  e  f  24x 
122;  Feb  16.  J  T  Lonergan  to  H  Ott 

 $1,200 

Marshfield  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  1.  H  Ott 

to  A  M  Lonergan  |1  200 

Marshfield  av,  98  ft  s  of  Polk  'st,'e*f  25x 

126;  Mar  1.  E  E  Bansenbach  to  S  Morris 

•  •  $10,000 

May  st  N.  75  ft  s  of  Front,  e  f  25x100- 

Mar  18  W  Hostcat  to  A  Kindler.  .$4,250 
MoOhesney  av,  276  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 

12-;  Oct  29,'89.  W  Kent  to  E  F  Halvey 

■,  $1,800 

Melrose  st,  707  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 

35x160,  more  or  less,  and  i^int;  Mar  26. 

E  Dickinson  to  C  A  Peterson  ....  $3  oco 
Melrose  st,  same  ppty,  and  1^  int;'Mar 

28.  C  A  Uoosel  to  0  A  Peterson . .  $3  000 
Michigan  av,  134  ft  s  of  a2nd  st,  w  f  2.4 
Mar  29.  J  Angaa  to  0  H  Marshall 

 $U',000 

Mmnick's  sob,  8  9      ft  of  It  1,  all  of  It  2 

b  2,  e  113^  acres  s  ^  a  >^  n  1^  s  e  8.38- 

14;  Mar  30.  W  0  Krauter  to  H  Peterson 


10, '50   $8,650 


Noble  av,  s  e  oor  Blncher  st,  n  f  99x132 
Dec  29,'94.  J  Eutzmingei  to  City  of 

Chgo  ...  ,  $15,6'  0 

Noble  av,  143  ft  e  of  Blaoher  st,  n  f  44x 
132;  Deo  29,'.-l4.  J  A  Hoist  to  City  of 

Chgo  $6,250 

Norman  av,  75  ft  s  of  Wabaneia,  w  f  'STy^ 
xll8;  Nov  30,'94.  Bankers  &  Merchants 

B  &  L  As'n  to  J  E  Erickson  $  :',200 

North  av,  75  ft  w  of  Shober  st,  n  f  25x1  J3; 
Mar  26.  M  R  H  Herald  to  A  Didion 

 $8,900 

Oakenwald  av,  405  ft  n  w  of  45th  st,  s  w  f 
4  1x109;  Mar  26.  M  A  Brooks  to  J  J 

Shibley  et  al   $6,200 

Oabwood  av,  145  ft  e  of  Underwood,  s  f 
24x121;  Mar  27.  R  W  Milbnrn  to  J 

Collins  $1,000 

Oak  8t,  229  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  n  f  60x125; 

Deo  8,'d4.  F  L  Clark  to  P  Jenks. .  .  $1,000 
Ogden  blvd  41  ft  s  w  of  Spanlding  av,  s 
e  f  zo^}25:  Jan  5     A   Walsh  to  C  F 

Baumgarcea  et  al    $1,850 

One  dundred  and  Thirteenth  p!,  141  ft  w 
of  Michigan  av,  n  f  24x125;  Mar  25.  E 

F  Bigalow  to  S  a  Coorey  $1,000 

One  Hondred  and  Nineieenth  st,  81 -/^  ft 
e  of  Uaion  av,  s  f  2fixi2  .;  Mar  26.  L  D 

Kneeland  et  ul  to  J  Buohler  $1,250 

Ontario  st,  s  e  oar  W  48ih,  n  f  98x124;  Apr 

3.  M  J  Jansson  to  L  S  Dewey.  $1,100 

Page  st,  8  w  cor  86ih,  e  f  40x128;  Mar  1. 

D  S  Simon  ti  0  A  Kelley  fl,'00 

Park  av,  241  ft  w  of  Ashldnd.  n  f  50x131; 

Mar  30.  S  T  Griswold  to  B  Bradley. $9,500 
Paolina  st,  s  w  cor  86th,  e  f  6->xl25,  and 
other  ppty;  Mar  12.  L  franklin  to  Wm 

Owen  $6,(  0  I 

Peoria  st.  245  ft  n  of  68ih,  e  f  5(ixl25; 
Mar  26,'94.  M  Morstrom  to  A  O  Qroze- 

chiok  $2,900 

Peoria  6t  N,  38  ft  n  of  Austin  av,  e  f  40x 
116;  Mar  29.  E  K  Smith  to  F  K  Martin 

 $13,000 

Peoria  st,  292  ft  »  cf  64th,  e  f  31x124; 

Mar  25.  T  Smith  to  0  B  Green  ....  $1,333 
Peoria  st,  266  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  32x124;  Mar 

26.  O  B  Green  to  M  A  Smith  $1,376 

Peoria  st,  225  ft  n  of  72nd,  w  f  26x124; 

Apr  3.  J  Riemersma  to  N  Creed ..  .$2,400 
Perry  av,  223  ft  8  of  68th  st,  w  f  40x175; 
Mar  26.  E  Oordes  to  F  0  Silberhorn 

 ....$5,000 

Prairie  av,  150  ft  n  of  44th  st,  w  f  25x 

135;  Apr  1.  N  Peterson  to  A  Simon. $14,500 
Prospect  av,  29z  ft  n  w  of  W  97th  st,  n  e 
f  75x309;  Apr  3.  B  D  R  Herr  to  E  B 

Smith  ,  $10,000 

Randolph  st,  92  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  s  f 
42  85-lf'0xl9U;  Mar  23.  M  J  Richards  to 

L  Franklin   $18,000 

Retast,  127  ft  s  of  Addison  av,  e  f  25x 
120;   Mar   2.  A  Froembling  to  J  M 

Kean  $3,500 

Rhodes  av,  5^9  ft  b  of  37th  st,  e  f  22x124; 
Mar  20.  A  E  Swenaon  to  F  W  Holbrook 


MiiV^ofe;;  v;;  uV  k  v;  oi '  Eision:  i^iT '  - "  • ' -•■  


25x100;  Mar  18.  W  Ho^teat  to  A  Kindler 

 $8,000 

Milwaukee  av,  a  w  oor  Fn  lerton.  n  e  f  100 

'°           ^^'^  ^5.  H  S  Gage  to 
P  M  Mnsaer   - 


Rhodes  av,  661  ft  s  of  37th  at,  e  f  22x124; 
Mar  20.  0  O  Swenson  to  F  W  Holbrook 

..$12,600 

Hoot  fat,  240  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  I  50x124; 
Deo  31,'94.  E  L  Reynolds  to  C  W  Hall 
•116,000  I   $3,000 


Saginaw  av,  60  ft  s  of  87th  st,  w  f  26x 
138^;  Feb  1.  Est  of  F  P  MoMahon  to 

H  MoMahon  $1,000 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  n  of  60.h  e  f  25x125; 

Mar  23.  F  Wienke  to  M  Powell  .  $3,500 
Sangamon  st,  SOO  ft  s  of  66ih,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  28.  A  Ytterberg  to  J  U  Skilling 

 $2,600 

Schell  av,  167  ft  8  of  76th  st,  n  f  50x125; 
Jan  19.  M  E  McLaren  to  M  W  Jacobs 

 $3,000 

Schell  av,  255  ft  s  of  81st  st,  w  f  275x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  16.  T  B  Ryan  to  D 

M  Lord  et  al  $20,000 

School  st,  235  ft  w  of  Wolcott,  d  f  2Cxl26; 

Apr  3.  S  Gregory  to  De  W  O  Butts. $1,250 
School  st,  168  ft  8  of  W  44th  pi,  e  f  24x 
122;  Mar  27.  A  H  Anderson  to  A  E 

Anderson  $3,600 

Sedgwick  st,  150  ft  n  of  Elm,  e  f  25x100; 
Jan  16.  Est  of  R  D  Rnseell  to  D  DoflE 

 $5,100 

Seventeenth  st  W,  62  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f 
26x124;  Mar  28.  J  Sladek  et  al  to  V  V 

Sladek  $3,000 

Seventy-third  st,  207  ft  e  of  Jefferson  av, 
8  f  35>^xl25;  Mar  27.  W  Warnsley  to  E 

Kinaane  $1,0(0 

Seventy-sixth  st,  e  e  oor  Harvard,  n  f  40x 
KiO,  more  or  less;  M  Mahnke  to  DeW  0 

Botts  $5,OiO 

Sheffield  av,  268  ft  s  of  Center  at,  w  f  24x 
125;  Mar  23.  J  J  Kelly  to  O  J  Read  et 

al  ."  $2,000 

Sheldon  st,  166  ft  s  of  Byron,  w  f  /0xl7b; 

Mar  27.  D  Goodwin  to  J  Mertie  Jr  $1,80( 
Sheridan  at  N,  243  ft  s  of  Courtland,  e  f 
27x177;  Jan  17.  K  S  Blinn  to  A  Green 

et  al  $1  010 

Sheridan  st  N,  244  ft  a  of  Courtland,  e  * 
27x171;  Jan  17.  K  8  Blum  to  A  Green 

et  al  $1,000 

Sherman  sr,  e  e  oor  42ndj  w  f  41x125;  Mar 

19 .  U  W  Webb  et  al  to  M  Foley . . .  $2,000 
Shields  av,  533  ft  a  of  53rd  st,  w  f  31>^t 
133;  Nov  16,'94.  J  0   Solhvan   to  M 

Brown  $3,100 

Shielda  av,  347  ft  n  of  74th  at,  e  f  23x121; 

Apr  1.  J  A  Tinlay  to  E  F  Blake..  .$3,725 
Sixty-first  st,  325  ft  w  of  Blue  Island  av, 
n  f  60x125;  Mar  25.  H  H  Boyd  to  F  W 

Jackson  $7,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  s  e  oor  Union,  n  f  29x100; 

Mar  2.  D  F  Cohrs  to  A  Plucker.  .$3,5C0 
South  Park  av,  48  ft  n  of  70tn  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Mar  23.  W  Barlow  to  M  Gaylord 

  $1,200 

Spauiding  av,  203  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  of 
25x125;  Mar  20  0  E  Woodruff  to  J  J 

McDonald  $6,000 

State  st,  n  e  oor  46th,  w  f  75x161 ;  Feb  15, 

O  Traynor  to  K  E  Ohristiau  et  al    $5,0  )0 
State  st,  same  ppty;  Feb  26.  K  E  Christ- 
ian et  al  to  II  S  Monroe  $5,000 

State  8t,  25  ft  s  of  48th,  w  f  5  :xl60;  .Mar 

18.  Est  of  A  Loeber  to  M  Loeber  $2,500 
State  st,  144  ft  s  of  34th,  e  f  24x123;  Apr 

1.  A  Simon  to  N  Peterson  $i5,500 

State  8t,  60  ft  s  of  46ih,  w  f  25x161;  Mar 

25.  0  Bauer  to  J  H  Watkins  $6  700 

St  Lawrence  av,  38i^  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  n  f 
38x97;  Mar  25.  H  'Jrede  to  A  M  Traoey 

  $1,200 

St  Louis  av,  n  e  cor  vv  21et  st,  w  f  45x122; 
Mar  26.  H  J  Travers  to  G  T  Nehon 

 -  $1.8cO 

Stony  Island  av,  46  ft  s  of  8.nd  st,  8  f  80 
xl29,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  27,'y4.  T  A 

Bondy  to  J  I  Pearce  Jr  $12,000 

Superior  av,  n  e  cor  85th  at,  w  f  491^x124; 
Mar  9,'94.  M  P  M  Palmer  to  A  Laasera 

et  al   $2,300 

Swan  st,  192  ft  w  of  VN'entworth  av,  s  f  72 
xU-0;  Mar  28.   E  F  A   Simons   to  C 

Domke  $3,000 

Taylor  st,  120  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x100; 
Mar  30.  M  O'Donnell  to  F  O'Donnell 

 $2,800 

Thirty-second  st,  144  ft  e  of  Vernon  av, 
D  f  20x100;  May  3,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

J  Wolf  $2,344 

Thirty-second  at,  same  ppt}  ;  Feb  14, '93. 

Carrie  Mayer  et  al  to  J  Wolf  $4,000 

Thirty-eighth  st,  260  ft  e  of  Homan  av, 
n  f  k5xi24;  Mar  13.  O  E  Bartley  to  A 

Wolf    $1,550- 

Thomas  st,  250  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
25t120;  Mar  29.  M  Jung  to  F  Kensohell 

 $1,050 

Truro  st,  231  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  50x 
164;  Mar  28.  J  L  Lombard  to  U  Oal- 

beok   $2,800 

Turner  av,  175  f t  n  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  20x 
125  ft  to  alley;  Mar  18.  A  B  Wilson  to 

G  J  Renter   $1,500 

Turner  av,  150  ft  n  of  W  lath  et,  w  f  25x 
126;  Mar  20.  A  B  Wilson  to  Q  J  Renter 


  $1,600 

Twelfth  at  W,  100  ft  e  of  Uitioa,  s  f  26x 

126;  Apr  1.  P  Fleming  to  F  Dostal. $3,000 
Twentieth  st  W,  s  w  oor  Oakley  av,  a  f  26 
il26;  Mar  18.  O  E  Tiffany  to  0  B  Os- 
borne $2,600 

Twentieth  st  W,  313  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n 
f  24x124;  Mar  27.  Est  of  F  Weisse  to 

Johanna  Weiaee  $1,125 

Twentieth  st  W,  26  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x 
125;  Mar  27.  M  McNnlty  to  R  Reyneri- 

8on  #2,000 

Twenty-second  st  W,  premiaes  No  788  24 
xlOO;  Feb  7.  K  E  Marsh  to  N  Bergman 

 $10,('(0 

Twenty-fifth  st,  23  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  23x120;  Feb  28.  J  Holas  to  A  Hed- 

laoek  $1,100 

Twenty-fifth  st,  61  ft  wof  Calumet  av,  s  f 
25x60;  Mar  25.   A  Cordingly  to  A  0 

Semrad  $3,500 

Van  Buren  st,  325  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
8  f  26x85;  Mar  7.  A  8  Bradley  to  0  A 

Jaoobson  ,  $1,100 

Van  Buren  at,  300  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
s  f  25x78;  Jan  25.  0  A  Jaoobson  to  M 

K  Rowe  *4,150 

Vannatta  av,  s  e  oor  Humboldt,  w  f  250x 
125,   and   other   ppty;  Mar  20.  D  0 

Cutler  to  J  B  Campbell  $30,000 

Vernon  av,  421  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  23x124; 
Mar  2.  J  H  Launders  to  C  £  Barbae 

  $4,600 

Vernon  av,  108  ft  n  of  6)8t  st,  e  f  26x125; 

Mar  27.  T  0  Erricger  to  F  Peake.$l,2eO 
Vincennea  av,  226  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Mar  20.  M  Beifeld  to  J  P  Mona- 

han  $2,000 

Vincennes  av,  158  ft  n  of  46th  at,  e  f  20x 
146;  Feb  12.  L  Simons  to  M  A  Eggle- 

aton  $9,600 

Vincennes  av,  s  e  oor  49th  st,  w  f  20  83-100 
xl42;  Mar  26.  W  H  Colvin  Jr  to  H  L 

Mitchell  $16,0  0 

Wabaah  av.  200  ft  n  of  70th  at,  e  f  26x16  ; 

Mar  25.  M  Crocker  to  C  Thietz  ...$1  loO 
Wabash  av,  2f  0  ft  s  of  3l8t  st,  w  f  20x192; 

Mar  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  J  Foller.  .$6,730 
Wallace  at,  26  ft  a  of  60th,  e  f  26xl-,i7; 

Mar  22.  C  Johnson  to  A  Reinhold  $4,000 
Wallace  st,  79  ft  n  of  46th,  w  f  26j^xi27; 

Mar  12.  J  D  Scully  to  J  F  Barke.  .$1,000 
Wallace  st,  160  ft  n  of  Rosooe,  e  f  25x124; 

Mar  28.  O  Z  Olson  to  R  0  Moore.  .$2,100 
Wallace  av,  75  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  25x 
126;  Mar  1.  M  O  Berg  to  0  C  Alverez 

 $3,0C0 

Waller  st,  8  ft  n  of  W  14th,  w  f  65x86;  Apr 

1.  B  Cohen  to  J  Cohen  $5,000 

Wall  st,  72  ft  n  of  32nd,  e  f  24x124;  Mar 

27.  Wm  Wiersba  to  A  Eolberg  $1,'<50 

Walton  pi,  premiaes  No.  70,  32x44;  Apr  1. 

E  R  Nichols  to  G  M  Ford  #5,000 

Walton  pi,  same  ppty;  Apr  i.  G  M  Ford 

to  I A  Nichols   $5  OCO 

Warner  av,  166  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  n  f  25x 

125;  Mar  18.  A  Z  Olson  to  J  O  Tell. $2,075 
Washburn  av,  192  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f 
48x125;  Feb   25,'93.   M  Swatek   to  J 

Zaloha   $i5,(  00 

Washington  av,  103  ft  n  of  Centre  st,  w  f 
60x144;  Mar  27.  M  F  Riggle  to  H  H 

Hnlett    $1,250 

Webster  av,  50  ft  a  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  49x127; 
Mar  16.  J  W  Voorheea  to  K  H  Leach 

 $5,5(0 

Webater  av,  20)  ft  sof  73rd  st,  e  f  27x127; 

Apl  1.  J  A  Imlay  to  M  J  Carroll .  .$3,250 
Webster  av,  112  ft  e  of  Cleveland,  n  f  26x 
116;  Apr  1.  G  Brenner  to  M  McKeon 

 $7,800 

Webater  av,  60  ft  w  of  Sobieaki,  s  f  26x 
109;  Apr  1.  J  Piontek  to  M  Grzegorek 

 $2,(00 

Wells  Bt,  109  ft  n  of  Illinois,  e  f  28xll(  ; 
Mar  29.  J  G  Woelke  to  P  H  Bolten 

 $24  0  0 

Wells  at,  Noa  466  and  468,  150  ft  n  of 
Goethe,  w  f  50x162;  Mar  28.  Aug  Lotffler 

to  M  E  Ftaripg  $20,000 

Wella  at,  same  ppty;  Mar  28.  M  E  Fear- 
ing to  Babette  Loeffler  $20,000 

Wentworth  av.  No  6103,  26  ft  s  of  5l8t  st, 
w  f  26x126;  Mar  27.  0  Kinsella  to  L  M 

Ackley   $2,000 

Whipple  av,  60  ft  s  of  25th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Apr  1.  K  Horazdoraky  to  C  Fink.. $1,700 
Wilcox  at,  K'O  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n  f  26 
xl24,  nnd  ^  in';  Apr  1.  S  M  Walther  to 

C  Walther  $3,750 

Wilcox  st,  200  ft  w  of  W  44th,  n  f  25x121; 

Mar  6.  E  Rowe  to  E  and  K  Sohulz. $1,000 
Wilson  av,  n  e  cor  Ashland,  s  f  90x137; 

Mar  23.  E  Stock  to  M  Larson  $10,COO 

Wilton  av,  IPS  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f  34x 
120;  Mar  28.  E  0  De  Moe  to  A  A  Swan- 
son   $8,500 


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April  6,  189V 


Winchester  av,  2i  8  ft  n  of  VV  Folk  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Mar  28.  T  Bartel  to  M  Grady 
 If  3  000 

Windsor  &t,  200  ft  w  of  Coles  av,  n  f  31}4 
xll5;  Jan  31.  H  Elaboe  to  M  B  Gilmore 
 $4,600 

Winthrop  pi,  305  ft  s  of  Polk  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Mar  30.  T  Ford  to  L  Landon . |5,000 

Winthrop  pi,  same  ppty;  AprS.L  Landon 
to  K  A  Ford    $5,000 

Woodland  Fark,558  ft  6  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  8  f  221^x121;  Mar  20.  H  W  Webster 
to  M  M  Nonree  $12,530 

Woodside  av,  15()  ft  s  of  Nellie,  e  f  26x 
125;  Mar  2'J.  E  M  Deailing  to  F  W  Duha 
   ..$2,2'0 

Weedcide  av,  same  ppty;  Feb  29.  J  A 
Sheriffs  to  E  M  Denaling....  $2,200 

Wood  8t,  241  ft  8  of  85lh,  w  f  50x128;  Mar 
18.  D  S  Simon  to  W  M  Noon  $1.'  00 

Woloott  8t,  142  ft  n  of  Sannyside  av,  w  f 
150x125,  aud  other  ppty;  Mar  22.  G  A 
FoUanebee  to  E  M  Onbley  $18,7oC 

Wright  st,  164  ft  s  of  75th,  w  f  4ix87; 
Feb  18.  E  M  Harrison  to  0  S.  Nors- 
worthy  $6,600 

Wright  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  2.  0  8  Nors- 
worthy  to  C  B  Kinney  $6,500 

Yale  av,  149  ft  n  of  7lBt  st,  e  f  49x132; 
Apl  1.  M  S  Weart  to  J  K  Habbell .  .|6,0  0 

.11  IwCKIvliAMKOUS— CITS . 

TrsDBters  Under  tlOOO. 
Armitage  av,  Thompson's  snb,  It  32  b  3, 

34  40  13  Ang  12,'89.  A  L  Patterson  to  R 

Gerder  -  $500 

Aehland.  It  34  b  7  June  5,'93,  E  F  Eifees  to 

P  Brnok  $."50 

Anbnrn  Pk,  It  4  b  17  Apr  1,  Maat  in  Chy 

to  0  B  Eggleton  et  al   $952 

Avondale.  Us  1  and  2  b  2  Jane  10,'93,  J 

MoK  Oleland  to  J  E  Maxwell   $936 

Avondale.  It  12  b  1  Sept  12,'93,  Same  to  J 

M  Wallace  $475 

Ajers  &  Stevenson's  snb,  It  12  b  2.  8  38  14 

Apr  17,'94,  E  Ayers  to  M  R  Waldron  $950 
Bates'  resnb,  s  5  ft  It  38  b  2  s  w  qr  21  38 

14  Mar  30,  E  H  Shaw  to  Q  F  Davie..  $<00 
Baxter's  snb.  Us  2  and  3  b  6  s  w  qr  15  40 

13  May  9,'94,  W  S  Isaacs  to  L  M8.rx.$tO0 
Belmont  Hgts,  Its  17  and  18  b  1  n  w  qr29 

40  13  Mar  30,  A  Hoedl  to  P  boholte.  $700 
Boilvan's  snb,  It  32  b  1  s  w  qr  14  39  13 

Deo  26,'94,  M  Connolly  to  M  Conealy.$850 
B'ition's  sob.  It  20  b  4  n  e  qr  32  39  13 

Mar  23,  M  Silverstone  to  S  Silverstone 

 $400 

Barley's  snb,  If  IT  Its  1  and  4  b  9  Ogden's 

sob  s  w  qr  18  40  14  Feb  1,  S  Brown  Jr 

to  E  A  Riohey  $525 

Bornside.  It  13  b  6  Oct  29, '88,  W  V  Jacobs 

to  T  M  Phillips   $325 

Bnrnaide,  It  41  b  7  Mar  15,'93,  Same  to  R 

Featherstone  $350 

Oamrbell's  add,  It  14  b  23  Mar  27,  T  Shea 

to  W  E  Irion  $450 

Campbell's  add,  U  14  b  23,  14  38  13  Mar 

27,  T  Shea  to  Wm  B  Irwin  $.irO 

Olarkdale.  Us  26  and  26  b  6,  35  38  13  Feb 

16,  D  W  Potter  et  al  to  E  C  Bneck.  #.625 
Colorado  2nd  add.  It  16  b  2  s  e  qr  15  39 

13  Mar  18,  D  Lynch  to  F  N  Ro8siter.$800 
Craft's  snb.  It  39  b  6  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  9  39  13 

Deo  19,'94,  M  Lawrence  to  M  Anderson 

 $4(0 

Danphin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add    It  44  b  54 

Mar  27,  S  E  Gross  to  T  C  MoDongall|426 
Danphin  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  10  b  16  Apr  1, 

M  A  Deal  to  D  Atkinson ...   $360 

Demarest  <t  K's  Colombian  snb,  It  9  b  1, 

1  39  13  Aug  30,  T  G  &  T  Co  to  M  M 

Dannehv  $803 

Demaresi's  pob.  It  5  b  6  s  e  qr  18  38  14 

Jnne  14,'9o,  M  D  Hoge  to  M  Wierman 

  . : . . .  $.500 

Dewey  &  O's  pnb,  It  471  n  e  qr  20  38  14 

Mar  3n,'91.  C  P  Dewey  to  F  H  Kitjtz.$375 
Diven's  snb.  It  14  b  4  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Mar 

28.  R  C  Moore  to  O  Z  Olaen  $575 

Dock  Co's  pnb,  It  25  b  134,  6  and  7  37  15 

Mar  30,  0  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  O  Anderson 
 $625 

Dong'.as  Pk,  Presooti's  add,  It  14  snbblk 
4  b  6,  23  39  13  Apr  14,'91,  P  M  Presoott 
to  J  Krebs  $8C0 

Cowning'a  sob  in  Kedzie's  sob.  Its  276  and 
277  8  w  qr  28  39  13  Apr  12,'92,  B  H  Qoll 
to  P  North  $800 

Downing's  sob  in  Kedzie's  snb.  It  277 
same;  Mar  30,  p  No-'h  to  A  P  North.$700 

East  46.75  ft  (ex  e  38  26  ftl  s  120  ft  e 
75.75  ft,  pt  n  w  qr  E  w  qr  16  38  14  Mar 
20,  H  S  S.  y-^  to  R  P  Suandberg  . .  $500 

Boat  Cii'^o  Lawn.  It  7  b  3.  24  38  13  Ang 
Ib.'bO,  J  A  Campbell  to  F  Grootveld 50 

E&6t  Wash  Htcts,  it  36  b  25  Ang  7,'94, 


Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Kenan  $268 

Ehrler  <E  Hesserl's  snb.  It  36  s  e  qr  17  38 

14  Mar  29,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Wm  Loeb.$263 
Englewood  Hgts,  Newman  &  H's  add,  Its 

33  and  34  b  7  June  25,'94,  A  Cohen  to 
E  Josephi   

Englewood  Hgts,  same  a.dd,  It  36  b  7  Jane 

25,  '94,  Same  to  8  A  I-ier   $453 

Englewood  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  1  and  2  b 

7  Jane  25,'94,  Same  to  I  Josephi  ...$906 
Englewood  Hgts,  same  add.  It  32  b  7  Jane 

26,  '94,  Same  to  I  Josephi   $453 

Englewood  Hgts,  same  add.  its  30  and  13 

b  7  Jnne  25,'94,  Same  to  Same  . .  . .  $906 
Englewood  Hgts,  same  add, It  ;  5  b  7  Jane 

25,  '94,  Same  to  E  A  I-ier  $463 

Englewood  Hgts,  same  add,  lis  45  and  46 

b  7  Jone  25,'94,  Same  to  E  Josephi.  $906 
Englewood  Hgts,  same  ndd  it  47  b  7  June 

26,  '94,  Same  to  E  A  Josephi  $453 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Baker's  add.  It  25 

b  2  Aog  29,'94,  F  W  Pulzin  to  W  Pil- 
grim    $360 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  16  b  11 
Mar  27,'89,  C  H  Lawrence  to  M  Felling 
 $360 

Ford's  snb,  U  26  b  38  b  27,  19  40  It  May 
15,'94,  C  F  Ford  to  H  Haase  $700 

Forest  Glen,  Brock's  add.  Us  12  and  13  b 
3  Mar  6,  A  A  Brook  to  L  Kurtz  feoo 

Goodwin's  sab,  It  24  b  2  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  Mar  21,  D  Goodwin  to  J  T  Mo- 
Co  wn   .$760 

Goodwin  B  &  P  snb,  It  18  b  9  s  w  qr  26  39 
13  May  14, '94,  R  Bremner  to  L  Leaders 
 $600 

Grand  av  snb,  Its  11  and  12b3  ehf  ne 
qr  32  40  13  Mar  4,  G  E  Walter  to  B  Kn- 
charski  $650 

Hapgood  &  Barry's  sab.  Its  43  and  44,  Its 
I'and  2  b  9  Sheffield's  add,  Mar  28,  H 
Burhop  to  G  C  Bnell  $f03 

Harding's  sab,  It  1 1  b  10  n  w  qr  1 1  39  13 
Mar  15.  H  O  Rose  et  al  to  F  G  Von 
Moos..  $600 

Hardings'  sub. It  12  b  10  w  hf  n  w  qr  11  39 
13  Mar  1,  H  C  Rose  to  Alex  Marelli  $600 

Hegewisch.  It  37  b  6  Jan  It,  A  Jennetti  to 
M  G  Kluoker  .     

Hintze's  sab.  its  88  tnd  108  n  w  qr  3  39  13 
Jan  29,'91,  W  H  Uintze  to  J  J  Sohim- 
mels     $510 

Hitt's  snb,  It  118  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  17  and  pt 
n  e  qr  a  e  qr  18  37  14  Mat  16,  R  E  Pe- 
terson to  M  B  Merrick   $8,000 

Holstein,  Us  8  and  9  b  10  Jan  28,  F  N  Hil- 
lis  to  J  B  Pallasch   $900 

Hosmer's  Fub,  Its  28  and  29  b  23  S  T  S,  16 
37  14  Mar  2,  J  A  Hall  to  M  Aard8ma.$600 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add.  It  113  Mar 
25,  H  Land  to  M  Rahland  $800 

Jefferson,  Eldred's  rensb.  Its  7  and  8  b  1 
Apr  1,  A  A  Brock  to  M  E  Brock  ...  $700 

Jefferson,  Eldred's  resnb.  It  22  b  14  Mar 
29,  F  I  Carey  to  H  L  Blackton  $6  0 

Jones'  sub.  It  15  snbblk  2  b  11,  23  40  13 
Feb  4,  H  D  Nichols  to  C  B  Shaw  $350 

Jones  &  MoK's  snb.  It  31  b  2  s  w  qr  26  39 
13  Mar  1,  J  Jonas  to  F  Gaherty  $!  0) 

Kedzie  Av  Ld  Assn  snb.  It  22  b  7,  26  39  13 
July  31,'94,  G  W  McLeater  to  J  D 
Adaois   $t00 

Kennedys  Pk  add.  Its  519  and  510,  12  ii8 
13  Mar  23,  Wm  C  T  Lother  to  A  Weiss 
 $7:0 

Kincaid's  sub.  It  8  s  e  qr  17  38  14  Apr  1, 
F  Joseph  to  W  Markey  $567 

Lake  View  &  Oh'go,  Clybourne  av  add,  It 

34  b  1  Apr  28,'94,  E  M  Ferguson  to  C 
W  Epperson  $625 

Larned  &  Plnmb's  sub.  It  32  s  e  qr  9  38  14 

Mar  30,  M  McMahon  to  F  Huobard .  . $760 
Library  sub,  It  25  b  2  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Mar 

28,  Newberry  Library  to  H  Peterson$525 
Library  sub.  It  26  b  2  same;  Mar  28,  Same 

to  W  O  Kranter  $525 

Library  sab,  It  27  b  2  same;  Mar  23,  Same 

to  Same  $656 

Library  sub.  It  28  b  2  same;  Mar  28,  Same 

to  Same  $356 

Lehmer's  snb.  It  20  s  e  qr  1  39  13  Mar  2, 

O  Lehmer  to  A  Huelke   $9(0 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add,  It  10  b 

3  Feb  25.  J  Jaoobaon  to  K  J  Price. .  $4(  0 
Loucks  &  B's  resnb,  Us  41  and  42  b  1 

Jones'  sub  s  w  qr  23  40  13  Mar  28,  F 

Reed  to  W  R  Olson   $iO0 

Lt  16  b  13  sub  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  )5  4  '  13 

Mar  16,  H  T  B  Smith  to  W  R  Howard  $6  0 
Lt  27  sub  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  12  39  13  Apr 

7,'92.  E  A  Oammings  to  D  W  MoKenna 

 $660 

Lt  99  snb  n  hf  s  hf  w      n  e  qr  35  40  13 

Oct  25,'9t.  H  H  Leavens  to  F.  J  Pollard 

...   $425 

Lt  76  te^.,b  e  10  acres  s  20  acres  w  hf  n  e 

qr  8  38  14  Mar  27,'90,  T  P  Phillips  to 


Jas  Soholes   ....  $500 

Lt  42  resQb  b  3  sub  s  hf  10  b9  13  Mar  27, 

H  H  Porter  to  S  Posenke  $550 

Lt  20  b  1  of  b  9  sub  a  e  qr  e  hf  s  w  qr  26 

39   13  Feb  6,  E  J  Wicker  et  al  to  F 

Sponholz  $375 

Lt  162  sub  n  hf  w  1^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  Aug 

15,'91,  J  N  Vance  to  M  Weber  $360 

Lt  28  b  1  sob  pt  8  w  qr  n  e  qr  36  38  14 

Jane  1,'94,  R  Harrison  to  J  G  Wells. $600 
Lt  38  b  1  e  hf  e  hf  8  w  qr  s  w  qr  8  38  14 

Apr  1,  J  Hartz  to  E  Reinelt  $950 

Lt  20  Pub  Its  1  to  5  b  6  w  hf  n  e  qr  11  39 

13  Feb  7,  O  Cummings  to  E  M  Keeley 

  $500 

Mandel's  snb.  It  95  n  w  qr  22  39  13  Mar 

26,  M  Shapiro  to  M  E  Dillon  .  .  $1,600 
MoPt  Clare,  Clark  &  S's  add.  It  18  b  2  Mar 

6,  C  C  Clarke  to  A  Beriwistle  $275 

Mont  Clare,  Clark  &  S  add,  Its  30  and  31 

b  1  Mar  22,  F  P  Smiih  to  E  R  Josselyn 

   $750 

Mortoii's  sub.  It  4  b  5  s  w  qr  24  39  13  Mar 

25.  F  Schon  to  K  Jerabek  $525 

Normal  Pk,  Dovvning  &  P's  add,  It  182,29 

38  14  Mar  23,  M  Gaylord  to  VV  Ba.low 

  $600 

Normal  Pb,  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  278 

^pr  3,  N  Creed  to  J  Riemersma  $900 

Place's  add,  It  44  b  5  Mar  28,  G  F  Bor- 

ohardt  to  H  H  Thompson  $975 

Preston's  sub,  n  66-100  1  ft  n  1  ft  It  2  e  hf 

b  76  C  T  S  w  hf  27  39  14   ,  R  Kae  to 

F  W  Mercer  $300 

Pullman,  Ist  add.  Its  53  and  51  resub  b  5 

Mar  23,  L  Daleuberg  to  H  Benochop$400 
Rand's  «ab.  Its  33  and  34  n  w  qr  7  38  14 

Mar  15,  VV  K  Rand  to  J  Lange  $400 

Rice's  sab.  It  5  u  e  q'  18  37  ! 5  Mar  '^o.'JS, 

J  J  Kreer  to  M  Tyrrell  .    $950 

Rood  Jr's  snb,  It  45  b  1,  19  40  14  Mar  28, 

J  Rood  Jr  to  W  H  Vlulh  llaud   $800 

Rudolph's  fub.  It  334.  18  40  li  Mch  1.  E 

Rudolph  to  k  Erbaoh   $796 

Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  6  resuj  Us  155  to 

159,  21  37  14  Mar  27,  E  Hildebrand  to 

J  E  Boioe   $7(0 

Simm's  snb.  It  33  b  4  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Mar 

30,  J  O  Tell  to  0  Z  Olson  *6i  5 

Sooth  Ch'go,  Ironworker's  add,  U  35  b  28 

Mar  25,  J  A  Jaff ray  to  A  C  Maynard .  $K00 
South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts,  It  16  b  19 

Oct  3l,'91,  N  K  Fairbank  to  T  F  Murrey 

 $650 

South  Ch'go,  same  add.  It  17  b  19  Oct  31, 

'91.  Same  to  D  C  Murray  .$650 

Stevens'  re^ub,  n  hf  It  15  b  5  n  e  qr  !5  40 

13  Mar  25,  G  C  Thomas  to  R  G  Blum 

 $4C0 

Stewart's  sab.  Us  22  23  and  24  n  ht  b  1  s 

w  qr  1  38  13  Deo  21,'94,  W  M  Hurst  to 

B  Monahan   $700 

Stone  &  V\  hitney's  sub.  It  59  b  7,  6  and  7 

38  14  Sept  9,'93,  F  B  Clarke  to  I  Nej- 

edly   .  $500 

Snndmaoher  &  Glade's  sub,  It  60  n  w  qr 

29  40  11  Mar  15,  M  Schneider  to  N  De- 

muth  $900 

Tacoma,  It  41  b  1,  19  38  14  Oct  20,'94,  J 

Walsh  to  F  Schaltz  $725 

Walker's  sub,  It  43  b  4  s  w  qr  31  39  14 

July  24,-92,  H  H  Walker  to  W  U  Cook 

 $600 

Wash  Hgts,  It  IC  b  56  Deo 4, '94,  M  M  Best 

to  M  E  Winters   $700 

Wash  Hgts,  Its  92  and  93  resub  Its  35  to 

78  etc  b  5  Nov  20,'94,  J  Marvin  to  A  O 

Hanson  $1,000 

Watriss'  sub,  U  15  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39  13  Sept 

4,'e8,  F  0  Wbetherbee  to  0  A  Ruhland 

  . .  $525 

West  Pullman.  It  27  b  13  Mar  19,  Am  T  & 

S  Bk  to  M  N  Gray   $f00 

Woodbridge  Jr's  sub,  U  7  n  e  qr  31  38  15 

Apr  1,  F  H  Soanlan  to  H  J  Wellingford 

 $700 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  42  b  2,  19  40  14  July  6,'92, 

P  M  Weber  to  E  R  Wagner  $675 

^(JBUBBAN  WABKAIVrY  WKKIki*. 


CALUMET. 

Rexford  &  Bellamy's  arid.  It  li  b  4  8  e  qr  30  37  14 
ii,ch  25,  0  A  Bellamy  to  H  K  Avery  t360 

CIOXBO. 

Harlem,  fettlestrlng's  add.  It  2  sub  of  Its  1  to  6  and 
2a  and  24  b  7  may  22,'90,  F  D  Updlts  to  S  Dnnlop 
  $8000 

Harlem,  same;  8  Dnolop  to  M  3  D  Qpdlke  $8000 

Grant  Loco  Wrk's  add.  It  4  b  32  moh  26,  W  Webb  to 

J  S  Beck  11600 

Oak  Pk,  Gross'  sub,  Its  4  5  and  la  b  25,  19  39  13  nov 

30,'94,  8  B  FoBter  to  A  B  Beynolds  ,  t2K0 


Rldgelaud,  Its  16  and  16  resnb  b  68  feb  21,  A'  H  Wllu 

son  to  8  R  Wilson   taOOlf' 

Anstla,  Johnston  Jr's  add,  u  76.2  ft  It  2  b  11  feb  6, 

'94,  M  M  Miller  to  Q  Bnrgeis  12500 

Highlands,  It  188,  17  39  13  mob  2^,  H  Laud  to  U 

Ruhland    1660- 

Austinvllle,  Austin's  and  Add,  Harm>a's  sab.  It  12 

pt  b  13  mch  27,  N  M  Keeney  to  8  Knlffen  $2100 

Bridge's  add.  Its  24  25  and  26  b  6,  mch  26,  S  Oheno- 

weth  to  A  E  Hansen  et  al  $1760 

Lts  48  49  and  50  b  1,  It  1  and  u  7  f  i  It  2  b  2,  sub  e  qr 

s  w  qr  8  3d  13  moh  1.  L  W  Lamson  to  F  A  Hall.t37C& 
La  Vergue,  Keefe's  add,  It  27  b  1  mch  14,  N  Red- 
mond to  F  Schoeu  $4C0O 

Owen's  sub,  It  11  b  2  s  w  qr  9  39  13  mob  11,  F  A  BUI 

to  F  J  Hurley   $120t 

Clyde,  3rd  dlv,  It  8  and  w  ht  It  T  b  6,  29  39  IS  mch 

29,  R  J  Bills  to  W  J  YouuK   $2000 

Clyde,  3rd  dlv,  pt  Its  Si  and  34  b  6  same;  moh  29,  B 

B  Mason  to  Same  $3000 

La  Vergue,  White  &  OoUs'  sub.  It  8  b  28,  82  39  13 

jan  8,  T  F  MoLaugh.ln  to  A  Wood  $600 

La  Vergne,  same;  mch  14,  A  Wood  to  E  Mo  augh- 

lin.  »500 

Mandell'8  snb,  It  10,  16  39  13  jan  9,  T  F  MoLaugh- 

lia  to  A  Wood  1700 

Mandell's  sab,  same;  n.ch  17,  A  Wocd  to  E  Mo 

Langhlin   $700 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  l-'s  2nd  tdd.  Its  1  to  4  b  35  mch 

25,  W  J  Andrews  to  .VI  0  NewBlrk  $3300 

Lt  19  b  1  snb  e  hf  w  hf  u  e  qr  h  w  qr  9  39  13  mch  25, 

T  Q  &  T  Co  to  H  8  MoOUntock  tlf  00 

Curtis  sub.  Its  18  and  19  h  G  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  3U  39  13 

feb  25,  J  H  Curtis  to  J  F  Dignan  $800 

Beiwyn,  Its  57  aud  58  b  17,  31  39  13  mch  23,  E  Levy 

to  J  F  Robertson  .   $760 

Waller's  snb.  Its  37  and  SB  b  6,  8  39  13  nov  20,'93,  F 

H  Wach^muth  to  H  E  Ballinan  $6050 

Mandell  &:Hyman's  sub,  It  2  b  87  21:  S9  13  dec  6,'88, 

E  D  Mandell  to  C  J  Ripple  $1000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  let  add.  Us  10  and  11  b  3 

nov  22,'9^,  W  8  Spautding  to  H  H  Zimmerman 

  $3j00 

EVANSTON. 

Evanston,  Qibbs,  L  &  Q'd  add,  It  6  b  1  jan  23,  C  J 
Qipp  to  H  H  Hunt  $2000 

8  Evanston,  Pitner  &  Sod's  add,  It  13  b  3  moh  2< ,  0 
LWymantoSL  »  ymsn  $38  2 

I  Y  )NS. 

LaGrange,  Leiter's  add.  It  26  b  6  mch  28,  Q  0  Mor- 
gan to  L  M  Rich  17600 

La  Grange,  Ooscla's  1st  add,  It  4  b  IS  moh  21,  F  D 
Cost-itt  lo  F  A  Crane  $6000 

Waohter's  sub.  It  29  b  7  e  hf  6  38  13  mch  12  J  0 
WaohUr  to  M  Knott  $460 

Wachter's  sub,  It  37  b  2  same;  oct  2l,'93,  Same  to  T 
R  Morris    $S60 

KEW  TBleB. 

Wlnnetka,  w  93V4  ft  n  e  qr  b  7  moh  14,  P  Chambers 

to  E  8  Gary    $1683 

Wilmette,  Netstraeter's  edd,  Its  9  and  lU  b  1  dec  15, 

'94,  Wm  Netsraeter  to  F  P  Keukel  $4600 

Eenllwortb,  Bradford  &  P's  add,  It  3  b  2  feb  7,  0 

Ott  to  G  Roarty  ....    .$276 

Winnetka,  Park  add.  It  2  resub  b  8  mch  21,  E  L  Ry- 

erson  to  B  G  Higglnson  $10,000 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mat  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  4  b  12  jan  4,  L 

D  Koretz  to  B  J  Frank  $3C0 

Wilmette,  DIngee  &  McD's  resub.  Its  21  and  22  b  9 

feb  28,  8  W  Anderson  to  W  H  Prnden  $7600 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mut  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  8  b  8  mch  25, 

0  Prouty  to  B  Elosterman  $260 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Us  1  to  18  b  3  mch  21,  A  0 

Bntl  r  to  E  T  Paul  $12,000 

Wilmette,  same  add.  Its  1  to  6  13  14  17  and  18  b  6 

mch  21,  Same  to  Same  ,  $7000 

PB0VI80. 

Madison  st  add,  Its  474  and  476  jan  8,  D  J  Eennedy 

to  E  A  Reed  $30(0 

Madison  et,  Cummings'  add,  It  149  deo  31, '90,  E  A 

Oumrrings  to  T  Ooocoalas  $260 

May  wood,  Its  4  end  6  b  80  mch  12, 1  Sanderson  o  E 

N  Brown  $760 

Maywood,  pt  Us  8  and  9  b  94  mch  12,  Same  to  J  E 

Smith  $215 

Melrose,  It  50  b  106  mch  11,  J  Oswald  to  B  Hahn.$560 
Melrose,  Us  13  and  14  b  64  apr  1,  D  E  Barnard  to  C 

F  Kendahl  $260 

WOBTH. 

Evergreen  Pk,  Gain's  add,  It  11  b  4  oct  15,'92,  J  J 

Oakley  to  A  E  Reynolds   $2B0 

Wireton  Pk,  It  27  b  14  mch  14,  W  A  Sbappee  to  T  8 

Stewart   .  $860 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick'a  eub.  Us  35  and  36  b  3.  9  37  13 

jan  21,  E  G  Minuiok  et  al  to  A  U  Traveler  1900 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  sub.  It  12  and  s  ht  U  11  b  22. 

9  87  13  mcb  11,  E  Q  Mlnnick  to  H  Scbell  $3600 


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THOBNTON. 

East  15  acres  w  hf  s  w  qr  25  36  U  and  olher  prop- 
erly; may  25, '86,  H  Vander  Wolf  to  M  De  Je  n? 
  $2800 

East  35  acre?,  w  f5  acres  w  ht  s  w  qr  25  36  14  may 
26,'l'6,  ^am6  to  U  Vander  Wolf  *28i  0 

Downs  &  R'e  sab,  lis  39  and  40  b  3  n  w  qr  4  36  14 
mob  21,  E  Vei-ie  to  S  Schoon  $500 

W  Hammand.  lii  bike  (ex  sundry  Us  In  said  blks); 
ang  2,'94,  E  Kinuace  to  J  Kinnane  I^CO  lO 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  3rd  add.  It  24  b  8  moh  27,  L 
W  Wickersham  to  H  E  Shedd  i2o0 

Harvey,  Yoang  &  B's  add.  Its  15  and  16  b  4  mcb  27, 
E  J    lark  to  H  E  Shedd    |  .80 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  It  8  b  "J"  mch  25,  E  R  Reed 
to  J  M  Ceaeb  $1500 

Harvey,  It  3u  b  71  nov  6,'— ,D  B  Lymau  et  M  to  A  Id 
'"'elch  1450 

Harvey.  It  31  b  71  nov  6,'—,  Same  to  Same  $450 

Haryey,  Ricay  add.  Its  9  10  and  11  and  n  hf  It  12  Its 
42  43  and  44  b  I  n  e  qr  2o  36  14  mch  28, «  m  B  Ricky 
to  M  E  Tallmadge   $1625 

Harvey,  Ricky's  add,  I' s  2  to  8  and  34  to  41  b  1  mch 
28,  W  B  Rickey  to  Wm  J  Taylor  $3750 

Harvey,  It  16  b  118  mch  26,  0  Britten  to  J  0  Leeper 
 $200 

Harvey,  It  19  b  176  dec  16,'9J,  Am  T  &  8vg  Bk  to  B 


D  Ellis. 


 im 

Harvey,  n  hf  It  10  b  65  nov  29, '94,  D  B  Lyman  to  0 

Dockweiler  ,  j250 

Harvey,  It  9  b  65  apr  17,'91,  0  T  McKee  to  Same.t7i  I) 
DeYonng's  sab.  Its  1  2  3  and  4  b  4  n  e  qr  20  3e  14 

nov  11, '91,  P  DeYonrg  to  G  0  Oummings  t/(S 

Bextord  &  Bellamy's  sub.  Us  9  16  44  to  47  and  89  to 
92,  6  36  14  dec  20,'94,  0  A  Bellamy  to  0  L  Day.$2«00 


Columbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  Ist  add.  It  40  b  20  mch  5, 

A  F  Keeney  to  A  F  Siekman  J2(i0 

Columbia  hgte,  same  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  9  mch  8. 

A  F  Siekman  to  F  gchuerman  $200 

Columbia  Hgts,  saue  acd,  lie  10  and  11  b  9  jan  8, 

F  C  Bicking  to  Same   1500 

Columbia  Hgts.  ftaii,e  add.  It  18  b  7  mch  27,  A  F 

Keeney  to  G  N  Metzaer  |2(,o 


Andrews  W  8  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  27  Its 
47  and  48  b  Vi,  31  39  13,  5y  7%  $25C0 

Anderson  G  to  A  W  KsohenbsriJ  moh  13 
it  9  Gross  H  Pk  add,  5y  6%...'.  $3000 

Anderson  0  G  H  to  E  a  Panling  moh  28 
It  42  It  I,  36  40  13,  5y  6i^%   $1700 

illoook  A  ".V  to  A  8  Trade  api  1  It  1  b  9, 

17  39  14.  5y  e%  |70C0 

Bolten  P  H  to  W  Woike  apl  I  It  6  b  12,  9 

39  U,  3y  7^  $12,000 

Bedacht  A  to  B  A  Eokhart  moh  29  It  10  b 

18,  Newberry  add  ly  63^55  .  $3000 

Bo3  S  to  G  Van  Z  indt  moh  25  prem  569 

w  Harrison  6y  6S   . .".  J6000 

i  Barry  P  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  29  It 

I     :^3  b  11,  28  39  14,3y  61^%  $1800 

Bonn  R  to  F  O  Vierling  apr  1  It  21  b  1 

33  38  14,  ly  6^  $U00 

Baner  A  to  D  Eioliberg  moh  II  Its  14  15 

22  e'o  b  4  eto,  U  38  13,  8^  $2700 

Blown  S  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  moh  21  pt  b  10, 

18  40  14,  5y  6^   $3eOT 

Braoh  E  J  to  F  G  Bradley  moh  20  It  6  b 

8,  22  39  14,  6y  6^   $1600 

Bee  J  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  Li  Assn  moh  21  It  34 

b  4,  9  39  13,  8%.   ji^co 

Blocks  A  to  F  M  Elliott  moh  17  it  7  It  1, 

b  64,  Evanaton  5y  6^   $2  .(10 

Bray  J  L  to  0  A  Wightmann  moh  20  It  16 

b  2,  Evanston  fiy  H%  $:420/) 

Bain  J  to  H  W  Cromwell  mch  18  It  4  b  3, 

20.38  14,  4y  7^   $30,  0 

Bailey  K  W  to  F  G  Bradley  moh  26  It  9  b 

4,  7  39  -13  5y  6^   $4H10 

Brands  F  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  16  It  27  b 

b  4  O  &  P  Douglas  Pk  add  67  6^..  .$3300 
Bagley  0  R  et  al  to  J  G  Shortall  moh  26 


Oalvin  J  N  to  Ohi  T  &  T  Oo  moh  22  b  15. 

24  31  14,6^  $7500 

Covey  E  E  to  L  Baird  moh  25  pt  It  41  b 

1  eto,  Rookwell  add  3y  6^   $2000 

Crooker  J  B  to  H  Jarvis  moh  19  hs  4o  to 

43  b  134,  Oornell  ly  6^   $24(: 

Orombangh  P  to  A  T  Gait  moh  27  It  24 

and  pt  23,  b  2,  10  38  14,  Jane  26'96,  6% 


Dnbsky  J  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  moh  29  It 

10  It  1,  24  39  13,  6y  6% 
Delskow  O  L  to  B  8  Dreyer  moh  28  It' 38 

b  4,  19  40  14,  6y  6}4%  ,$1500 

Dawson  M  to  Northern  t  Co  moh  15  It  13 

to  16  b  23,  13  39  13,  acd  o  p  3y  fi^.  $15,000 
Daley  O  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  21  It  37  b 

2,  20  39  14,  6y  7%   $2000 

Deiokes  F  &  8  to  8  Zaisler  moh  20  It  7  It 

4  l>  7,  6  39  14  $4£00 

DeSwarte  G  O  to  L  Baird  moh  18  pt  b  1 

and  2  16  38  14,  3y  6%  $450 

Domke  0  to  8  8imonB  moh  28  It  61  to  63 

b  3,  4  38  14,  9y  6%  $2700 

Dewey  H  M  to  A  G  Farr  moh  2  It  6  b  9, 

4  38  12,  2y,—  $2000 

Detnnth  N  to  G  Coombs  moh  20  it  60  b 

74,  29  40  14  5y  6%  $1200 

Dewey  Alpheas  A  to  A  B  Mead  moh  25  pt 

e  1^  n  w  ^,  1  37  14  fiy  6^  $4000 

Dyer  U  B  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  1  It  27  b 

2  b  5,  23  39  13  5y  6%   $3000 

Eiokelberg  C  C  to  E  Hnfmeyer  moh  14  It 

42  b  1,  20  40  \ie%  .,  lirOD 

Evert  F  to  J  H  Ernst  moh  25  pt  It  20  e 

3^  n  w      6  40  14  3y  6«  $3500 

Enders  B  J  to  O  Pellzer  moh  26  It  1  It  8, 
4  38  14,  Sy"" 


Olalrmont,  Us  450  and  151  b  8  feb  28,  8  E  Barrell  to 
P  TrenkensUoh  

LEIDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  BOd,  Its  36  to  43  b  5  mch  26,  L 

Frankiin  to  L  D  Bartlett  j4000 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  13  b  6  june  22,'9  ,  O  B  "Trow- 

bridse  to  P  Graef   1260 

Ellsvrorth,  lis  5  and  6  b  7,  Its  5  and  6  b  8  mch  4,  E 

B  Weeks  t6  M  E  Hill  tlCOO 

Ellsworth,  Its  8  and  4  b  7,  lie  3  and  4  b  8  mc»i  4, 


It  5  b  49, 14  38  1 4  2y  7%  $3000  Easte'rbe^g" o" E  'to  Phoenix  B  '800'  mlh^''^ 


Same  to  N  Hill . 


.$1000 


BITBB8IDB. 


Riverside,  2nd  dlv,  U  336  b  7  sept  12,'94,  0  G  Blan- 
den  to  E  M  Blanden  


$2500 


West  5  acres  of  n  10  acres  e  hf  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  9  41  13 
mch  26,  M  Conrad  to  C  Meier  I95.J 


WHEELING. 
Arlington  Hgts,  n  30  ft  It  6  b  14  moh  2 

to  I  E  Boeder  

Arlington  Hgts,  same;  mch  26, 

Miller  


J  L  Miller 

 $1500 

E  Boeder  to  H 
 $1500 


TKrST  UKBUS  AMO  inOKT«}A«KIS. 

Including  BulIdlHs  and  Loan  Societies. 
Atembreoher  B  to  F  W  Palmer  moh  1  It 

93  to  100  b  15,  24,39  13  6^  $3900 

Anderson  A  L  to  A  Loeb  moh  25  It  25  b 

4.  1  39  13  5y  6^    ^^qqq 

Andrews  W  J  to  J  P  Brnshingham  m-h 

25  It  8  Hose  &  P  add  Evanston  3y  7% 

And'erson  j  M  to  A  Gatzert  "feb"  14  nt  U  9^° 

b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^    ^  *5C00 

Anderson  0  J  A  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  moh 

26  It  2  It  20  eto.  20  40  14  5y  6%  $1500 
Andrae  A  O  to  W  Loeb  moh  25  It  10  b  43  ' 

Elston  add  2y  7%    tinnn 

Aitk  iu  W  H  to  M  E  -ireenebaam  m'oh  1  " 

Amenoan  Glove  Co  to  Oni  Title  &  T  Co 
moh  25  pt  Its  14  to  17  b  14,  31  40  14,  5 

^"oo^""'"." „^  '°  ^  ^  ^''^^^  20  pt*uf " 

23  and  24  b  2,  20  40  14.  6v  69!  iS^r  nn 

Ahe,wede  E  A  to  N  8  8h;nnon  moh  22  Us 

Albe'rt  eVo  '  «  «19'"00 
Albert  E  to  Home  B  &  l,  Assn  moh  19  pt 

It  41  and  42  b  10,  5  37  14  7%  Sfi^ir  n 

Abbink  A  to  W  Heinemann  moh"  19"pf  n 

el^l5-_5y  7%  P^,200 


Boyd  R  to  J  J  Mitchell  jaa  19  It  6  It  19  b 

58,  Hyde  Pk  2y  6^  $20f  0 

Bates  L  to  Title  '*  &  T  Co  mch  26  It  14  b 

125,  ssaddoy  0^%   $15,'0') 

Barzynki —  to  C  E  Sohlytern  moh   22  Its 
1  to  12  and  27  to  38  b  5,  31  40  14  ly  7 

„  ^  $2000 

Breede  W  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  25  It  1 

b  8,  27  39  14,  5y  6^   ..$/000 

Bloomenthal  D  B  to  F  R  Chandler  moh 

23  It  9  b  7,  28  38  14,  3y  7%  $10(  0 

Barr  O  8  to  P  V  Castle  moh  23  Its  7  and 

8  b  14,  17  39  13,  Sy  6%  $2000 

Boyd  R  to  D  A  Rimball  moh  22  It  21  and 

pt22b  7,  2  38  U,4y  6^  $16,000 

Bornes  B  K  lo  A  Smith  moh  25  It  10  b  •' 

l=-*9  13,  7^   

Bergqoist  E  0  to  R  Berger  moh  21  It  43  b 

*,3y7%   ...$7000 

Belmont  J  W  to  N  W  Mat  L  Joe  Co  moh 
7  It  31  b  7,  20  40  14  6y  (]%  _..  ....  $3000 

Bait  T  to  W  Kozmiupki  moh  25  It  5  It  20 

Egan  8  add  5y  6^4%   $io  0 

Brown  E  0  to  F  B  Peabody  mch  23  pt  It 

1  Bronson  edd  5y  e%  $10,000 

Bragt?  O  E  &  0  M  to  W  A  Bond  moh  23  pt 

Its  79  and  80  Kenwood  5y  6%   $4600 

Bennet  J  to  C  W  Hinokley  apl  1  Its  8  to 
llei4  e}4  a  w  >^  s  w      13  39  13,  3y 

„  •  $2000 

Bosard  W  R  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  I  It  18  b  3,  6  37  15,  7%  $2  00 

Baldwin  B  A  to  Forthn  Tro-t  Co  moh  27 

Its  9  toll  b  4,  12  39  13,  3y  7%  .  ...$2000 
Camming^  M  to  Dom  B  As^n  feb  2?  Its 

32  42  45  and  46  b  2,  15  37  13,  6^...$24C0 
Campbell  B  W  and  A  J  to  .J  A  Patten 

moh  28  pt  It  11, b  3,  2138  14,  5j  6^.$40(0 
Cloghessy  D  to  T  Kearney  moh  20  It  66. 

Garfield  add  5y  7^  $3000 

Calkins  E  F  to  G  Q  Newbury  mo'h  23  pf, 

28  40  U,  5y  6%     $7500 


b  4, 


Clanaen  A  to  C  H  Fleieoher  moh  25  Its  2 

and  3  b  10  eto,  S3  40  14  3y  6^   $3000 

Olamski  K  A  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  23  It  5 

b  24,  8  Chicago  6y  7^  $2590 

Chnrohill  F  H  to  Sav  Dep  Bk  of  Amherst 

Ohio  mch  5  Its  7  and  8  It  9,  4  38  12,  2y 

•   ,    ^2200 

Crooker  J  R  to  F  N  Wilder  moh  21  pt  b 

51,  31  38   15,  6m  .  $25 

Clontier  J  to  M  E  Greencbaam  moh  19  It 

245  Fowler's  snbd  9  38  14,  5y  6%...  $2000 
Craig  E  M  to  H  8  Braokett  moh  1  Its  47 

and  48  b  8,  15  39  13,  .3y  6%   $1666 

OrosRman  .J  M  to  0  E  Stoddard  moh  22  It 

14  b  8,  25  40  13,  lOy  5%   $ioot> 

Carr  W  O  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  moh  28  It 

^      b  7  36  40  13.  .Sy  6%  13500 

Cobley  E  M  to  G  Van  Z*ndt  moh  22  Its 

16  to  18  b  13  and  Its  7  and  8  b  14,  Rav- 

enswood  5y  7%   $18,750 

Carlson  A  to  D  Deist  moh  27  It  52  b  7 

Archer  add—  |2500 

Oardy  I  M  to  G  M  Stewart  moh  25  Its  141 

and  142  Feinberg  add  5y  7%  $2000 

Oerveny  V  to  M  Poleuao  moh  26  Its  13  to 

15  b  3,  26  39  13  6%....  i^^OO 


19  It  2  b  8,  4  39  14  7%   $2800 

Elliott  a  to  G  G  Elliott  moh  21  pt  It  18  b 

2.  10  38  14  6f  $2500 

Enger  J  W  T  to  A  Peterson  moh  25  It  13 

b  1,  36  40  13  3y  e%  $16C0 

Fclleuweider  J  A  to  J  A  King  moh  20  It 

23  b  4,3  38  14,  3y  6%   ...$5887 

Fyfe  E  to  L  a  Prentice  moh  7  pt  Its  9 

and  10  b  1  b  28,  12  39  13,  3y  6^  ...$5500 
Fitzgerald  D  to  F  8  Winston  moh  28  Its 

71  and  72  b  4,  10  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Fisher  K  to  G  Van  Zandt  moh  20  Its  49 
and  50  and  pt  51  b  18,  S  8  add  5y  6% 

^  $60  JO 

Feon  M  A  to  L  Baird  mch  26  It  34  Wood- 
lawn  Terrace  5y  6%  $2500 

Fish  O  G  to  J  P  Wilson  dec  18  It  6  It  7  b 

2,  34  39  14  7%   $4500 

Flack  0  M  to  M  Frohlioh  moh  25  It  9  b  3 

6  39  14.  ?y  6^  $8900 

Fi&her  H  to  Q  Van  Zandt  moh  i;0  prem 

156  to  166  Sebor  st  5y  6^  . . . ,  $10)0 

Faraon  R  B  to  C  E  Sohlytern  moi  15  It 
13  and  pt  12  b  3,  Ogden  add    33  mos 

 $3000 

Forse  M  E  to  O  H  Benson  feb  1  pt  b  84, 

May  wood  5y  6^  $4000 

Formlpy  B  to  E  Q  Mason  moh  12  pt  It  4 

b  35,  21  39  14  3y  6^  $7500 

Flynn  P  J  to  C  W  Uinkley  moh  20  pt  It 

28  b  18,  21  38  14,  3y  6^    $10,000 

Featherstone  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  moh  18  It 

15  b  1,5  39  14,  6y  6%   $23,0C0 

Foson  F  J  to  M  B  Greenebaam  moh  29 

I     It  14  b  1.  22  38  14,  ly  6>^2  $2300 

First  Ev  Lath  Cong  Oh  to  F  M  Elliott 

moh  25  It  28  b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  ...  $1C00 
Groth  B  to  L  C  Cahnert  moh  28  It  10  and 

pt  9  b  3,  14  39  13,  3y  6^   $35C0 

Gorman  LR&WRtoHa  Rose  moh  27 

pt  It  5  b  3,  11  39  13  $27(  0 

Grasshoflf  M  K  to  P  O  Stensiand  moh  25 

pt  It  9  b  8,  36  40  13  fiy  6SI   $ir  00 

Grady  P  H  .to  Lin  &  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  26  It  7  b  12,  28  39  14  6^  $1500 

Gibson  C  to  A  M  Murphy  apl  1  Its  23  and 

24  b  17,  31  40  14  6i^SS  «3500 

Gedert  0  to  A  Pike  moh  27  It  45  b  ,3,  35 

MJHSy  7%  11000 

Greenhood  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

25  It  4  It  7,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $4500 

Geis  C  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  27  It  28 

b  3,  19  40  14,  2y  655  $1500 

Guseroj'^ky  A  to  8  Gensley  jan  3  It  8  It  3 

b  3,4  38  14,  3y  6%   i520O0 

Green  A  et  al  to  A  Smith  moh  15  pt  b  10 

35  40  13  .3y  6^  $220u 

HiggiDs  W  H  to  C  J  Hambleton  moh  28 

It  6  It  2  b  1,  Ellis  w  add  5y  6%  $3300 

Hawkinson  G  to  W  D  Morton  mch  13  Its 

28  to  30  h  1,  Calumet  Hghts  3y  6jJ.$1200 
Hennessy  F  D  to  L  Baird  •iO  It  119  It  13  b 

12,  Rookwell  add  fiy  6^  $'^000 

Hersohel  B  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  20  pt  It 

11  b  1-.,  2139  14,  2y  6!?   .  .$2000 

da.-Zigh  R  D  to  B  O  Brown  moh  21  Us  9 

to  12  b  3,18  39  14,  6^  $11,000 

Hnbbard  J   J  to  J  Gnnzenhunser  moh  20 


pt  U  5  b  4,  28  38  14,  4y  6«  $16f  0 

Henneberry  P  to  W  H  O'Mallt-y  moh  16 

It  1  b  2,  8  38  14,  .5y  7%.  $2700 

Holbaoh  T  to  A  J  Daves  moh  18  It  130 

Grant  Park  add  5y  6^  $2500 

Hodhneiter  A  to  TO  Bhiel  moh  22  It  6  n 

e  34,  10  38  14,  6^  14600 

Harmon  G  W  to  G  N  Moyer  moh  27  It  17 

It  83  b  12,  18  39  14.  3y  6^  :J4750 

Holden  B  W  to  H  W  Borth  jan  22  Its  10 

to  12,  Keith  sub  14  38  14,  3y  6^... $11,250 
Harrison  F  lo  L  B  Dond  moh  29  pt  b  I, 

14  ,  4m  7^  $12,000 

Healy  J  J  to  E  S  Dreyer  moh  27  Its  lo 

and  11  b  3,  29  40  14,  2y  7i  $1400 

Holden  M  B  to  A  J  Knapp  moh  £5  pt  it 

53,  Kenwood, —  $  ii  00 

Hutton  S  J  to  J  Stein  moh  19  It  29  and 

pt  23  b  85,  Harvey, —  $3000 

Horton  J  D  to  L  Baird  mch  22  pt  b  65 

29  39  14,  5y  3  deeds  $15,.  00 

Howland  K  to  F  Q  Ball  moh  25  Us  22  and 

23  b  17,  31  39  13  3y  7%   $2500 

Hyland  J  8  to  A  Gatzert  feb  10  it  17  b  4 

17  38  14  3y  7^  $1000 

Hoffman  H  G  to  W  Loeb  moh  25  pt  b  I 

8  40  14,  fiy  6%  3  deeds  $9500 

Huoh  L  H  F  to  W  E  Hatterman  moh  23 

It  33  It  1,  6  39  14  4y  6%   $451  0 

Happel  L  to  J  Hoffenstetter  Jr  moh  25 

Its  30  and  31  b  fi,  19  40  14  fiy  7«. . .  .$2850 
Hansen  A  E  to  F  Q  Bradley  moh  25  Its  24 

to  26  b  6,  9  39  13,  3y  6%  $1400 

Heuer  H  et  al  to  J  a  Ohlerking  mch  6  pt 

s  w  3^  33  41  12  eto.  3y  6^   $2r00 

Hefansky  M  to  Kosciusko  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  1  It  41  b  7.  Palmer  add  8%  $1900 

Hallissy  J  T  to  T  O  T  Hartigan  moh  26 

It  2  to  5  b  3,  11  39  13  6^%  $4000 

Haeger  F  G  to  E  G  Foreman  mch  23  It  9 

b  5,  1  39  13,  fiy  6%  $5000 

Hubbell  JR&OHtoJG  Weart  apl  1  pt 

It  fi  b  13,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Hanley  O  F  to  8  M  Moore  jan  30  pt  n  w 

M  n  e  3^  34  39  13,  7%  18  deeds  $3900 

Havlatka  M  J  to  J  F  Sttpina  moh  28  U 

31  b  1,  24  39  13,  3y  6^  $^800 

Iverson  O  to  EG  Pauling  moh  19  It  3(i  b 

14,  6  39  14,  fiy  6%   $6,500 

Jensen  O  0  to  8  C  Nelson  feb  1  It  25,19  38 

14,6!«  $2555 

Jenkyns  J  to  W  D  Kerfoot  moh  20  Its  4 

and  25  b  3,  13  39  13,  6^  $5000 

Jorgensen  H  to  A  Smith  mch  20  It  33  b  1, 

36  40  13  3y  7^  $4500 

Jacobs  MW&WFtoF  R  Chandler  apl 

J  Its  42  and  43  b  48,  Oornell  3y  755  .  .$1200 
Jones  0  to  J  u  Miller  tech  18  Its  42  and 

43,  WoodlawQ  Terrace,  23  3814,  8%. $90  0 
Kittredge  LA  to  F  N  Young  apr  1  pt  It 

13  b  26,  22  39  14,  fiy  6^   $1",000 

Ketchpaw  J  M  to  E  0  Mailer  mch  5  It  19 

b  17,  28  38  14  5y  6%  $4000 

Krneger  W  to  T  Krumseig  moh  23  It  36 

and  37  b  2,  25  40  14  3y  6$   $2500 

Keene  H  E  to  Ev  and  N  Cook  Co  3  &  L 
Assn  moh  23  It  11  b  10,  H  to  Park  Ridge 

7%   $31(0 

Kaohstaff  0  H  to  F  B  Peabodv  mch  26  It 

25  and  pt  26  b  2.  16  38  14  5y  6%..  .$1000 
Kenkel  F  P  to  W  Retstraeter  dec  15  Its  9 

and  10  b  1,  N  to  Wilmette  6<?  $2300 

Kirsch  B  R  to  C  0  Schnmaoher  moh  26  it 

8  b  4,  6  39  14  8%   $2000 

Krolikowsbi  A  to  0  J  Hambleton  moh  2  ) 

It  10  b  5,  2  39  13  5y  6^   $2  lOrj 

Kilmer  W  H  to  Capital  B  *  L  Society  dec 

11  U33  b  5,  25  37  13,  6^   $1200 

Krache  D  to  W  Heinemann  mch  25  It  37 

b  4,  37  39  14,  fiy  6^   $3500 

Keane  D  to  80  Side  Mot  B  &  L  Assn  moh 

23  It  31  8  W  3^,5  38  U  7%  $1670 

Kilbaum  RQVB  &  Fato  Pacific  L  <fc 
H  Assn  moh  2'J  pt  Us  21  and  22  b  218, 

Ohi  Hghts   $3300 

Kropp  O  A  to  P  0  Stensiand  moh  16  It  45 

b  5,  1  39  13,  5y6^    $2(  00 

Kaetner  R  R  to  L  Rathje  mch  16  It  1  >  b 

1,  12  38  13,  6m  7^  #1400 

Keller  H  to  8  R  Harford  moh  14  It  10  b  9, 

6  39  14.  fiy  7%   $130') 

Kramer  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  mch  15  It  11  It 

2  eto,  34  39  14,  5y  6%   $£000 

Keenan  Q  J  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  2o  Its 

27  to  29  b  4.3,  17  39  14,  5y  6i  *7.'iOO 

Kosatka  J  to  0  Knbin  moh  'iO  It  27  b  18, 

19  39  14  6i   $16,000 

Kenaka  F  to  V  E  Greenebaum  moh  23  It 

18  b  4,  15  39  13  5y  6^%  $1000 

Kelly  J  to  Northn  Trust  Co  moh  23  pt  It 

1  It  7  b  48,  9  39  14,  5y  5%  $10,000 

Kanssler  Q  to  Chicago  Title  &  Trust  Co 
mch  23  It  3  b  10  and  o  p  b  1  eto,  Clif- 
ford 5y  6%  2  deeds  $4300 

LeMoyne  W  M  to  Chicago  Title  &  Trust 
Co  mch  20  pt  b  6  Stones  sab  Astor  add 


33?  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL  April  6,  1895. 


6y  6^  3  deeds  124,500 

Levi  A.  P  to  a  A  Goodrinh  mch  26  pt  Ita 

29  and  30  b  2,  19  40  14  4y  6%  $1600 

Leeniak  T  to  M  E  ^reenebaam  moh  26  It 

3  It  18  b  30,  Klston  add  5y  6%%  $1000 

Loetsoher  J  to  K  Buskiewioz  feb  14  It  10 

b  3.  Lemont  6^  *6000 

Lord  GV&JF  to  00  Kohlsaat  moh  15 

It  16  b  3,  13  39  13  6%  $3000 

Lewis  L  N  B  to  H  H  0  Miller  moh  2 )  Us 

38  and  39  b  8,  8  40  14,  6%  $3300 

Lsssers  A  to  J  Q  Oozzensmoh  9  Its  5  and 

6  b  8,  Palmer  add  2y  6%  $1150 

Langfeld  C  0  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

33  It  29  It  11  b  1,  24  39  13,  5y  6!6. .  $1100 
Lnndqnist  M  et  al  to  A  Oatzert  moh  16  It 

7  It  5,  28  40  14,  5y  P%  $6000 

Lynch  T  M  to  E  S  Dreyer  moh  26  It  10  b 

1  b  6,  33  39  14,  Ij-  6%  $1^100 

Legro  A  to  J  E  Dalton  moh  5  It  33  b  32, 

10  39  13  6%  $33(0 

Larsen  W  to  Clerks  &  M  B  L  4  1  Assn 

moh  22  It  40  b  1,  9  39  13  8%  $2400 

Lowenthal  B  to  W  E  Frost  moh  28  Its  3 

and  4  b  2,  Brainard  &  E  add  6%  ...$8CO0 
Leisner  A  M  to  Q  P  Bay  moh  25  pt  It  9  b 

14,  Bntler  W  &  W  add  ly  7%  $2u00 

Lebrandt  F  to  N  A  Mayer  moh  23  pt  b  5, 

28  39  14,  3y  6%  $5000 

Lloyd  E  to  Noithn  Mnt  L  los  Oo  moh  11 

It  14  t3  17  It  2,3  38  14,  5/  6%.   ..  $3;>,0n0 
Lindemand  -v  to  H  Rabens  moh  15  It  1  b 

32,  33  40  It  3y  5%    $4600 

Lnoe  A  to  D  F  FUnnery  spl  1  pt  b  4.  Bra- 

nard  &  B  to  Evanaton  ly  656   $5760 

Libman  K  N  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  27 

pt  Its 3  and  6  b  4,  li39  13,  5y  6%.  .  .$5600 
Labonn  A  to  J  B  Kraemer  apl  1  It  15  b 

2,  7  38  14.  8m  7%   ...$1300 

Lantz  D  O  to  F  R  Ohandler  moh  26  pt  b 

1",  29  39  13,  2y  7«  

Lonergan  E  G  to  Northn  Trnst  Oo  febl 

pt  Its  77  to  80  b  1,  4  38  14,  5y  6!5 . .  .  $3000 
Larsen  B  K  et  al  to  P  O  Stansland  moh 
?2  pt  It  20  and  all  21,  b  10,  Lee  add.  5 

ye%   $PO00 

Maohek  A  V  to  J  F  Stepina  moh  21  It  l-t9 

Poppers  D  Pk  add  4y  6%  $2500 

Moore  W  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  20 

ptb  5,  2  37  14,  3y  7%  *1900 

Mayer  8  to  A  M  Snydaoker  moh  20  It  5  It 

160  Bntterfield  add  5y  6%  $12,000 

Moland  E  to  P  Van  Vlisingen  moh  21  It 

25  b  9,  6  39  14,  3y  62    $3000 

Mnlholand  W  H  to  JNatS  L  &  H  Assn  moh 

17  It  45  b  1 , 1 9  40  14,  6^  $2600 

Manske  0  ti  J  H  Young  et  al  feb  1  U  6  it 

16  b  2,  13  .^9  H,6y  6%   $  .'£00 

MoOown  J  T  to  Bers  &  Mer  B  &  L  Assn 

jan  12  It  24  b  2,  20  38  14—  $2400 

MoPhilridge  F  D  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  20 

It  17  Phillips  sob  28  38  14  6y  6%  $2800 

Moore  AM&vVJtoJG  Shortall  moh  25 

Its  38  and  39  b  7,  v'8  39  1  5  7%   $1000 

Meehan  IVI  to  E  Q  Foreman  moh  7  Us  27 

and  28  Thimiasnb  7  39  14  5y  6^. .  .$9000 
Ma'^sing  M  to  F  M  Elliott  moh  22  It  9  to 

12  b  66,  Evanaton  by  6%   $1600 

MoGurn  0  to  M  Brady  moti  25  It  43  b  3, 

12  39  13,  3y  e%  $-!000 

McNamara  B  &  P  to  A  Pike  moh  2  Ut  21 

b  2,  33  39  13  3y  6^  $1400 

Maofarlane  J  W  to  A  T  Gait  moh  "7  pt  It 

94  Ellis  e  add  5y  6%  $70(0 

Mies  P  to  Northern  T  Oo  mch  5  Its  14 

and  16  h  1,  36  4n  13  2i^y  7%  $2000 

Mneller  H  to  H  E  Updike  moh  25  It  3  b 

8,  25  40  13  6!?  $2100 

Morris  J  O  to  J  H  MoOortney  moh  18  pt 

b  12  So  Ohioago  Hghts  7%   $2030 

Mueller  E  to  R  Berger  moh  22  It  7  It  13  b 

37,  33  40  14,  6y  6%   

Moore  R  0  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  moh  27 

It  19  b  2.  30  40  14  6y  7%   $3(  00 

MoOorry  W  J  toaM  E  Greenebanm  moh 

25  Its  4  and  5  b  8,  15  39  12  4y  $3000 
.Monroe  A  E  to  E  B  Snith  moh  15  U  52  It 

52  It  346  eto  b  1 5,  3  39  13  3y  6^  ...  $2501 
MoOadden  W  G  to  Evanaton  8  &  L  Aesn 
moh  26  It  29  and  pt  28  b  17  L  8  D  add 

Wilmette    $1800 

Moore  W  J  to  E  F  Ranyan  moh  26  pt  w 
1^  n  w  ^  3  38  12  6^  $21,000 

Marek  ft  to  J  Daniel  moh  30  Us  9  and  10 
b  5  24  39  14,  755   $2500 

Mortenson  N  to  8  W  Oonnell  moh  29  It 
24,  Osgood  &  M  sub  1  39  13,  5y  6%. $3000 

MoFarlane  E  S  to  H  W  Aostin  moh  29  It 
394  and  pt  395,  16  39  13,  ly  6%  $4G00 

Martin  K  B  to  G  W  Murray  moh  28  pt  It 
162  Div  1,30  38  15,  3y  7%  $lf00 

MoLester  G  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apr  1 
Its  8  and  9  It  22  b  2,  Oent  Fk  add  6m  6 
%  ,  $3000 


Martin  F  K  to  F  R  Ohandler  moh  29  It  7 

b  14,Ogden  :\dd  5j  6%  $5500 

MoQaigg  F  E  to  J  8  Norton   moh  17  It  47 

b  98,  27  39  14,  3y  6«  $20C0 

MoOarthy  P  to  W  M  Willner  moh  25  Its 

25  to  27  b  4,  33  39  14,  3y  7%  $1500 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh 

25  It  31  and  32  b  15,  11  39  13  3y  6%. $2400 
McLaren  W  E  to  W  V  Jacobs  jan  14  It  5 

and  6  b  53  Oornell  5y  7%   $1600 

Moberg  F  O  to  H  A  Haogin  moh  26  It  13 

b  16,  28  39  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Munzer  L  to  M  VV  Kozminski  moh  14  pt 

It  43  b  47,  7  ,39  14,  2y  6«  $1000 

Muelhans  G  to  O  O  ^^niz  moh  27  It  9  b  4 

b  1,  6  39  14,  2y  6%   $6000 

MoLester  G  W  to  ME  Greenebanm  mch 

26  pt  It  6  b  7  Oent  Pk  aid  5y  S%  .  .$4500 
MuUe'r  B  to  W  Heinema  n  mch  13  It  31, 

Mather  &  T  add  6j  6%   $3000 

Murphy  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  26  It 

9  b  17,  Brand  add  5y  6}4%  $2000 

Nelson  H  to  R  Hazelwood  moh  28  Its  1 
and  2  b  3,  18  39  13,  and  o  p,  dem.  no 

int  $9500 

Nikola  B  to  P  O  Stenaland  moh  22  It  11  b 

1,  6  39  14,  6y  6%   $2500 

Nemeolk  M  to  W  Kaspar  mbh  25  It  6  b  11, 

20  39  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Nelson  E  E  to  F  M  Ellioit  moh  25  pt  It 
22  b  2,  Hardin  to  Evaoston  eto,  3y  S% 

 $2751 

Noorse  M  to  A  T  Ewing  moh  20  pt  It  26, 

Middle  Tier  Oakenwald  8y  6^  $9600 

Newhouse  O  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  26 

It  4b  9,  Brand  add  4y  6%  ...,$2000 

Noi-een  A  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Oa  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  26  It  32  b  1,  eto  20  37  14  7^  .  $2800 
Norman  A  to  O  0  Buta  moh  21  pt  It  146 

Bntterfield  add  6y  6%  $9000 

Nowak  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  20  It 

Hand  pt  12,  9  38  14,  3y  6>^«  $1300 

Nioholous  A  to  T  P  Randall  moh  20  It  13 

It  7  b  2,  34  39  14.  7?  $5000 

O'Leary  A  &  J  to  0  W  Hinokley  moh  25 

Its  23  to  25  b  1.  17  38  14  6y  6%  ....  $50^0 
O'Leary  A  &  J  to  0  W  Hinckley  moh  25 
Its  14  to  19  and  pt  20  b  7,  9  3S  14  5y  6% 

 $2000 

Owen  A  to  J  Oratiy  moh  23  pt  w  ^  n  e 

^  14  42  10  2y  6%   $4500 

Ohlsson  H  to  Ev  and  M  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  moh  22  It  30  b  3,  20  37  14  7%  $3400 
Olson  C  to  0  B  Bergqnist  moh  26  It  16  b 

1.  36  40  13  6%   $1000 

Ostrand  0  to  0   J  Hambleton  moh  26  It 

19  b  6,  1  39  13  3y  6%  $1000 

O'Malley  J  to  N  A  Mayer  apl  1  pt  b  3,  4 

38  14,  5y  6«  $20,000 

Oak  O  to  J  H  8  Qaiok  moh  9  Us  43  and 

41  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Opiiz  F  F  to  N  0  Mnt  8  &  B  Assn  moh  13 

Its  6  and  7  b  7  b  5,  SheffiMd  add,  — .$2000 
Owen  O  8  to  Title  &  Trnst  Bldg  Assn  mch 

26  Us  16  to  17  b  H,  34  40  13,  7%  ....$4000 
Pohle  R  Eto  B  Wolf  moh  25  Its  62  to  68, 

Waller's  sub  30  39  14,  3y  6;g   $  500 

Peterson  0  A  to  F  0  Meyer  moh  28  It  43 

b  2,  24  38  13,  8^   ..  .,..$1600 

Popp  E  to  G  F  Koerster  mch  2  ilts  45  and 

46  b  6,  Kay  add  5y  7%  tSOOO 

Powers  M  et  al  to  F  H  Dickey  moh  26  It 

33  b  1,  20  3914,  5y  6%  ,$2000 

Panl  E  T  to  F  M  Bntler  moh  21  Its  1  to  6 

eto,  b  6  Panl  add  Wilmette  3y  $2000 
Pfallzerman  B  to  A  8  Baldwin  moh  30  ts 

123  and  124,  9  38  14.  5y  7%  $2600 

Powell  M  M  to  J  0  Hntohins  mch  29  It  3 

b  83.  27  39  U,  5y  6%  $7500 

Panl  W  E  to  F  M  Bntler  mch  26  Its  1  to 

18  b  3,  Panl  to  Wilmette  4y  6,^  ...$40i0 
Pittman  C  K  to  Eqnit  Trust  Oo  moh  16 

It  6  b  2,  24  41  13  3y  6%  $40  JO 

Pearce  J  I  Jr  to  W  Loeb  moh  2S  Its  1  to 

5  b  2,  eto,  36  38  14  5y  7%  3  deeds . . .  $2700 
Pike  A  to  J  Cox  mch  26  pt  Its  25  to  28  b 

2,  26  40  13  3y  7^  $22(0 

Price  0  et  al  to  C  L  Hutchinson  moh  19 

It  27  b  4,  Ft  Dearborn  add  6y  6%. .  .$5000 
Pottie  U  D  to  J  Rosenthal  jan  2  It  2.5  b 

30,  Wolcott  add  3y  0^  $6887 

Polver  O  I  to  M  K  Greenebanm  moh  27 

lt6bl.  8  38  14,  5y  6^   $1600 

Raymond  I  H  to  W  G  Hoag  moh  29  pt  It 
8  b  10,  Evaneion  5y  6%  $2500 

Rozine  0  to  A  Ohytraus  moh  28  Its  ?1  to 

24  b  1,  7  40  14,6%  $240 

Rehling  B  and  R  J  to  8  M  Moore  mch  20 

It  36  and  pt  37,  22  3814,  5y  6%  $2lOO 

Reinhardt  H  to  F  R  Ohandler  moh  24  It 

1  b  15,  2  38  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Ruthenberg  A  to  0  W  MoOnlloch  moh  20 

It  4  b  4,  28  40  14  dem  $2500 

Roeddinger  E  G  to  W  Loeb  moh  23  pt  It 


6  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  6%    $40r0 

Rothstein  M  to  W  H  Matthews  mch  18  It 

1  It  1  b  6,  eto  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $1800 

Reeske  0  to  J  R  Fonlke  moh  23  pt  It  18 

and  all  19  to  21  b  34,J  R  &  8  add  5y  5% 

 $19,000 

Robertson  0  L  to    WW  Underwood  moh 

22  pt  It  7  b  1,  34  38  14,  6%  p  m  $1379 

Roskopf  A  J  to  R  Berger  moh  30  pt  It  3 

b  9.  3  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Reder  P  to  N  A  Mayer  moh  19  It  41  It  11, 

18  38  14  3y  6%   $4000 

Reliken  M  to  0  Jondriok  mch  18  It  42  b 

22,  Blaton  add  6y  6%   $2000 

Rankin  H  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  16 

pt  It  7,  Roberts  sobd,   0  38  14,  6%  $3iC0 
Rasmnssen  M  to  P  O  Stenslind  moh  16  It 

39  b  2.  25  40  40  Id  3y  7%  $ir00 

Rold  M  to  Phoenix  B  Society  moh  23  Its  1 

and  3  It  79,  Bntterfield  add  7%  $3600 

Sorenson  0  O  to  ."V  Ohytraus  moh  J5  pt  It 

74  and  pt  It  1  Ki  38  14  6y  6%  $5000 

Summerfiold  J  to  E  Grace  jm  19  acre 

in  u  >^  n  e  ,1^  28  38  14  2y  6%  $4600 

Small  R  F  to  W  A  Paulsen  moh  1  It  32  b 

2,  33  39  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

SieoK  K  to  H  0  Zaltermiepter  mch  26  Its 

13  to  16  b  1(\  19  39  14  ly  6%  $2500 

Sohafer  F  to  W  Bornkamp  moh  1  pt  It  1, 

2  41  11,  5y  5%  $1000 

Sullivan  M  to  H  W  Frisbie  mch  25  Its  39 

40  b  5,  15  39  13,  3y  6%   $3000 

Standberg  E  P  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  27 

It  19  b  10,21  38  14  5y  6%  $26,(  00 

Straoss  B  0  to  D  G  Hamilton  moh  27  pt 

Its  3  an>l  4  b  2,  33  4(1  14  3y  6%  ... .  $3000 
Spencer  E  &  J  B  to  Evanston  S  &  L  Assn 
moh  20  It  27  and  pt  28  b  17,  L  S  D  add 

Wilmette   $1800 

Sandmaoher  A  ti  J  H  Ernst  rooh  21  It  12 

b  8  b  44,  Shefflt-ld  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Soergel  A  to  J  H  Van  V.isdugen  moh  30 

Its  8  and  9  b  7.  3  4(t  14,  f.y  7%  .   . . .  $2000 
Shearer  W  W  ^o  R  M  Brand   apl  1  It  25 

and  26  b  3,  21  38  14,  7%.  $2100 

Stiner  J  to  L  Rathjs  moh  23  It  29  b  1,  17 

38  14,  3y  6%  $6000 

Sewell  A  L  to  G  \  Rose  moh  21  pt  b  39 

Evanston  5y  6%   $45  >0 

Seibert  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  mch  23  It 

117,  Peppers  D  Pk  add  4y  7%   $15(  0 

Strand  F  Whitfield  moh  28  It  66  b  1,20 

40  14.  5y  6?  ...  $V5'iO 

Skala  R  to  W  Kaspar  moh  29  It  It  b  2, 

20  39  14,  5y  e%  $35(0 

St  John  M  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  27  pt 

It  19  b  2,  3  28  '4,  5y  6%  $7(100 

Schwartz  0  0  to  J  Rosenthal  mch  29  pt 

It  21  It  1  b  1.  Ellis  W  add  3y  6%  . . . .  $6000 
Strom  A  W  to  L  Rathje  moh  16  It  13  b 

57,  8  Ohi  3y  6}^%   -  $1400 

Slepioka  F  to  J  F  Stepina  moh  13  It  45  b 

1,  1  39  13,  5y  6%   $2000 

Sohafer  A  F  et  al  to  W  8  Barbee  moh  20 

pt  It  5  b  6,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Saul  W  to  M  W  Kozminski  mch  29  It  10  b 

A.  26  39  14.  .3y  6%  $3000 

Shepard  J  H  to  T  J  Lefens  mch  17  It  29 
and  30  b  6,  34  39  14,  sept  5  1898  7% 

 $15,00 

Steiner  J  P  to  0  0  Schumacher  mch  18  It 

36  b  8,  V5  39  13  2y  6%  $1000 

Sproul  J  N  to  A  J  Hodge  moh  14  pt  It  25 

and  all  26,  21  38  14  7%  $3200 

Schnmaker  W  to  G  Coombs  moh  20  It  33 

b  2,  20  40  14,  6%  $4500 

Sohwein  L  H  to  W  W  Lloyd  moh  13  It  106 

It  61,  Bronson  add  3y  6%  $1700 

Sieck  K  to  0  H  Paeoheoi  moh  20  It  13  b 

9,  19  40  14,  5y  e%  $6000 

Shota  F  to  0  0  Sohnmacher  moh  2  Its  12 

and  14  b  4,  26  39  14,  3v  6%   $1100 

Sohoenberger  G  K  to  F  B  Peabody  moh 
2  )  pt  Its  24  to  26  Pine  Grove  6y  6%  M 

deeds  $45,000 

Stark  A  to  G  W  Kellner  moh  27  Ks  1  and 

2  b  12,  20  40  14  3y  6%  $4600 

Shaver  J  A  to  J  B  Fonlke  moh  23  It  2  N 

i4>  b  24  So  Chicago  6^  $2000 

St  Mary's  Msson  Soo  to  L  Baird  feb  18 

It  16  b  38,  Carpenter  add  5y  6%  J5500 

3wo  pon  C  to  P  Fitz  moh  16  It  14  b  1,  6 

39  14  6%   $3000 

Sohmoling  M  to  W  Heinemann  mch  21  It 

160  It  126  eto,  Bronson  add  3y  6%    $2'  00 
Smith  J  to  Masonic  M  S  &  L  Assn  moh 

16  It  27  b  1.  S  Chicago,-  $3l00 

Sohweig  A  to  L  0  Kohner  mch  22  It  50  b 

6,  26  39  13,  6y  6%   

Sohnlz  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  mch  27  It  9 

b  18,  D  Park  add,  6y  7%  $130O 

Seeger  L  to  E  S  Dreyer  sept  7  It  10  b  6  b 

4,  Shefif  add  2y  7%   $2400 

Sohlatt  S  to  S  W  Oonnell  moh  26  It  3  s 
e  >i  u  e  ^  9  38  14,  5y  6%  $3700 


Stinsou  J  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  moh  26  Its  4 
9  and  Kt,  Stins  ins  sub  25  38  14,  3y  6% 

 $26,0C0 

Thomson  H  M  to  Ira  W  Bnell  feb  21  pt  It 

6  b  2,  13  38  13,  ly  6%   $2600 

Timberlake  E  T  to  V  Simpson  dec  31  pt 

Its  13  and  16  b  8,  18  38  14  8%  $2000 

Tentsoh  F  to  G  Mulderink  moh  11  Us  31 

and  32  b  3,  3  39  14,  3y  7%   $1600 

Toreson  H  G  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  mch  19 

It  33  b  4,  1  39  13,  5y  63^55  $2200 

Tenfel  H  J  to  A  Peterson  moh  20  pt  North 

bee  Oaillmette  Re^  5y  6%  $15,000 

Thompson  H  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  mch 
26  It  44  b  6,  15  39  13.  4y  7%  .......  $1200 

Thompson  N  M  to  Eoglewood  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  18  It  15  b  4,  7  37  15   $2500 

Towle  J  R  to  J  T  Richards  moh  12  It  13  It 

1  eto,  23  38  14  3y  6%   $2500 

Turner  C  W  to  P  V  Castle  mch  22  Us  10 

to  16  b  3,  19  40  14,  3y  7%  $3000_ 

Usher  J  A  to  P  B  Peabody  moh  25  pt  Its 

39  to  42  U  7,  3  38  14,  5y  b%  $20,000 

Vales  M  to  0  Pitte  moh  26  pt  It  39  b  12, 

20  39  16  6%  $1800 

Vick  d  J  J  to  W  F  Lubeke  mch  28  pt  b 

4,  36  40  13,  5y  7%   $1960 

Vogt  H  a  to  W  Heinemann  mch  22  It  31 

b  7,  6  39  14,  fy  6%  $1500 

Witt  T  W  to  J  0  Soovel  moh  20  pt  Its  75 

and  74  b  2,  6  40  14,  6y  6%  $2100 

Wright  M  R  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  15  It  6 
b  2  U  8  b  1,  34  H9  14,  3y  6%  ......  $7000 

Walsh  P  F  to  R  Berger  moh  27  It  28  b  4, 

16  39  13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Weaver  0  S  to  P  O  Slensland  mch  22  pt 

26  41  11  3y  7%  $2000 

Witkowski  L  to  N  Chi  Mnt  S  &  8  Assn 

mch  27  It  79  Moorman's  add  7%.  .  .$5200 
Wood  J  R  to  T  Kearney  mch  20  It  28  b  46, 

7  39  14  5y  6^   $4000 

Wheatley  H  L  to  P  B  Peabody  moh  25  pt 

b  5  b  2  eto  19  40  14  5y  7%  $10,000 

Walleok  0  R  to  8  L  Boyoe  mch  28  It  36  b 

2,  22  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Whitney  N  E  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn 

moh  18  pt  b  13  b  10,  2  37  14,  7%  . . .  $2000 
Weber  J  F  to  0  F  Schamaoher  Jr  mch  21 

It  37  b  8,  Sampson  &  G  add  2y  6%.  $16[0 
Widen  H  P  to  Amadson  moh  22  It  1 1  b  6, 

1  39  13,  3y  6%  $2600 

Wolf  8  to  A  Anderson  mch  23  pt  Us  149 

and  160,  Bronson  add  ly  6%  $1000 

Wait  0  J  to  A  Heile  mch  16  pt  b  31  Wol- 

ooU  add  2y  6%  $6000 

Wialerfeldt  E  to  J  Lowenhaapt  moh  6,  It 

22  b  12,  5  39  14,  15y  6%  $7ei00 

Weil  S  to  L  Baird  moh  21  pt  Us  22  and  23 

b  38,  8  Chicago  5y  6%  $  l!  00 

Wassnean  R  F  to  R  A  Hanssner  moh  20 
It  44  and  pt  43  It  3,  b  9,  ShelH-ld  add  4 

y  6%  $1600 

Wadham  J  S  to  W  Lubeke  mch  26  It  5  It 

,  21  39  14  5y  7%  $1200 

Werstenberg  H  J  to  N  M  Johnson  mch  22 

It  20  b  6,  4  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Wheatly  H  to  Ohi  Title  &  T  Co  mch  26  pt 

b  5,  19  40  14  4y  6%  4  deecs  $3000 

Wahlpuist  0  to  J  F  Jorn  moh  25  U  18  b  3, 

Davis  8  add  5y  6%  $4000 

Wangh  E  L  to  W  Heinemann  moh  16  It 

10  b  15;  29  41  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

Wing  T  W  to  W  Heinemann  mch  26  It  66 

b  19,  19  40  14,  5y  6i4%  $1300 

Yahuke  E  S  to  H  O  Zattermeister  moh  28 
U  13  b  5,  20  39  14  $  


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Adams  0  F  to  0  Gedde   mch  8,   fnrn  816 

Monroe  6m  $204 

Allen  E  L  to  H  Hammond   moh  12,  furn 

4052  Indiana  av  2y   $70 

Agnew  R  M  to  J  H  Agnew  mch  30,  horses 

eto  60  Ashland  bvd  ly  $100 

Anstenat  O  to  G  G  Hubbell  moh  30.'  furn 

9m  $135 

Allen  E  to  E  M  O  Bennett   mch  30,  fnrn 

1426  Unity  Bid  ly  ..   $S00 

Andresen  H  to  A  Anderson  moh  27,  piano 

and  fnrn  1723  Doming  st,  23m  $500 

Allenhofer  W  A  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  moh  25, 

saloon  313  North  av  ly  $iJ25 

Brnoe  P  P  Jr  to  B  E  Harris  mch  25,  fnrn 

52d  and  0  Grove  an  2y  $400 

Blnmberg  8  to  I  Blnmberg  moh  27,  horses 

eto,  2y  $200 

Bennett  R  to  8  Richardson  mch  26,  fnrn 
I     1835  Wabash  av,  6m,,  $365 


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Bradley  A  F  to  G  G  Hobbell  mob  27,  farn 

6cD  $• 

Berger  L  to  Smith  Bros  moh  29,  farn  7m 

 $135 

Bennett  W  G  to  0  M  Oolehoor  moh  20, 

fnrn  eto  11m   $132 

Batty  C  to  8  B  Enowlton  moh  HO,  farn  7m 

 |130 

Baker  R  M  to  J  J  Murray  moh  29,  horse 

eto  6m  |600 

Berf^er  L  to  Anhanser-B  Brg  Oo   moh  26 

saloon  621  N  Clark  1  y  

Battelle  G  B  to  L  Adrams  moh  25,  farn 

1448  Madison  2  y  $365 

Branson  H  to  G  Gates   moh  26,  farn  228 

Loomis  ly  S145 

Brooks  8  to  M  Aling   moh  23,   fnrn  2459 

State  $1395 

Bortrom  H  to  Condell  8  &  T  Oo   moh  20, 

tipoks  eto  497  Larrabee  3m   $80 

Barnbam  A  B  to  J  Irons  muh  16,  fnrn  37 

Gross  Terrace  2y  $  

Cable  &  Croper  to   T  B  Waring  moh  25, 

fnrn  55''6  Halsted  5m   $900 

Crane  E  P  to  E  C  Eastman  mob  26,  farn 

3027  Mioh  av  2y   $150 

Cashing  J  J  to  M  E  Fioob   mch  26,  farn 

417  Harrison  6  m   $258 

Oadley  0  M  to  0  Gedde  moh  19,  piano  & 

and  furn  351  Park  ay  6  m  $172 

Carey  A  to  H  H  Mo-nt  moh  25,  fnrn  817 

Madison  6m  $91 

Crockett  J  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mob  25,  farn 

75  w  Monroe  6m    ...$73 

Cook  L  A  to  W  C  Griswoid  moh  25  horses 

eto,  648  Loomis  'y   $  00  ) 

Clang  J  F  to  Smith  Brjs  moh  18,  farn  7m 

 S70 

Dadley  F  to  H  A  F  Mogg   mch  28,  piaoo 

3m   $120 

Dudley  F  F  to  H  A  F  Mogg  mob  28,  piino 

44  ;  Adams  3m  $120 

Dwyer  M  to  M  E  Finch  mob  25,  farn  and 

piano  6m  $72 

Dittman  8  E  to  T  H  O'Leary  moh  23,  fnrn 

1620  12th,  20m   |50n 

Dere  P  to  Soboenbofeu  Brg  Co  moh  24. 

saloon  382  Clark  2y  $800 

Dalton  P  H  to  J  J  McQarn  moh  27,  truck 

3m   $75 

Enbanks  L  S  to  D  Rai.kin  mob  23,  barber 

shop  715  Huron  7m  $200 

Bmpey  N  to  M  E  Finch  mob  26,  furn  6m 

 $100 

Englehardt  A  to  W  Hazleton  mob  19,  furn 

5S8  w  17ib  dec  19  $1S2 

Evetts  &  Tauner   to   H  J  Mellon   Apl  1, 

fnrn  ly   

Franz  D  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  Apl  1,  saloon 

246  2l8t  2/  $756 

Fitzgerald  T  &  8  B  to  B  P  Mount  moh  25 

fora  883  Van  Boren  7m  |13I 

Ferry  F  F  to  R  Soheneuler  mch  23,  saloon 

208  LaSalle  !0  Is  $15  )0 

Fuller  F  to  A  J  Strong  feb  14,  piano  6ai 

   $73 

Frankler  H  to  G  G  Hnbbell  moh  25,  fnrn 

6m  |72 

Filton  J  N  to  C  H  Merrick  mob  22,  furn 

I'm  $135 

Fling  E  L  to  M  E  Finch  moh  26,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Ferrin  0  A  to  J  Puroell  mch  28,  wagons 

may  1  |80 

Fitzgerald  M  to  K  Qoinn  moh  2,  furn  483 

Olark  2y    $1500 

Fountaine  H  E  to  Griseba  k  &  Berry  feb 

28,  mdse  2y  |285 

Grobsky  I  to  Smith  Bros   moh  25,  farn  & 

s  m  7m  |115 

Gotlery  J  D  to  T  Harris  moh  26,  furn  2y 

 S600 

3ei9petz  L  to  E  Bingel  mob  23,  drug  store 

757  n  Halsted,  may  1,'96   $1100 

Gran  H  L  to  H  P  Mount  mch  27,  furn  ly 

„  *135 

Qro^s  J  VV  to  G  G  Habbell   mch  29,  fnrn 

a  id  piano  8m  $125 

Gillespie  S  to  VV  R  Clements  mch  29,  furn 

and  piano  40 1  Oen  tre  4  m  $270 

Onffen  C  T  to  C  B  Jones  moh  26,  furn  452 

Adams  3  m  $750 

Hill  N  VV  to  L  Kaimlik  Apl  1,  market  658 

Madison  3  m  8100 

Herr  0  M  toF  B  Sayder  mob  26,  fnrn  6m 

„  $103 

Uanohew  J  J  to  0  0  Godmar  mch  26,  furn 

Evaneton  24m    $191 

Holler  J  to  M  Kasch  feb  22,  market  247 

n  Market  10  Js  |200 

Hennessy  E  M  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  & 

M  Oo  moh  28,  saloon  2700  5tb  av  2y.$600 
flaberer  0  J  to  E  Bingel  mob  14,  drug 

•  store  1002  Belmont  av  2y   $1800 

Bora  H  A  to  M  E  Finch  mch  26,  furn  6m 


 $205 

Hopkins  F  to  H  Q  Williams  &  Oo  mob  26, 

mdse  1053  Millard  avly  $472 

Helienger  H  to  A  Bcntbies  mob  14,  farn 

11053  Mich  av.  laundry  19m  $600 

Hampson  L  to  F  0  Uampson  mch  26, 

horses  eto,  2y  $200 

Hinckley  W  F  to  S  Richardson  moh  21, 

furn  122  Rice  6m  $84 

Hollander  J  H  to  L  Warder  mch  28,  furn 

381  Mohawk    $164 

Hayes  W  J  to  J  P  Petermnn  mch  15,  s  m 

and  farn  2>3  92nd,  ly  $lf0 

Hansbarg  W  A  to  Am  Brg  Oo  mch  22,  sa- 
loon 114  Randolph  6m   $850 

Hempstead  L  to  J  II  Detriok  mch  21,  farn 

2325  Wabash  5m   $10i 

Horn  E  to  L  Horn  mob  30,  horses  etc  Bar- 

rington  23m  $400 

Highland  D  0  to  M  E  Finoh  mob  23,  furn 

6m     $93 

Hallas  G  B  to  M  E  Finch  mch  25,  furn  6 

m  $144 

Huge  W  F  to  0  Gedde  mch  14,  1114  Wash- 
ington 6m  $302 

Hanna  B  to  W  N  Alley   mob  22  furn  78 

Adams,  Carleton  Bouse  7m  *684 

Hampson  L  to  T  Kelly  mob  25,  mdse  36C8 

Archer  av  6m  $130 

Hamlin  H  A  to  R  A  Downs  mch  26,  ptg 

office  4 -'3  Dearborn  23m  $2488 

Hnrwitz  R  to  H  Coleman   mch  25,  fnrn 

251  0  Indiana  2y  $.300 

Irons  J  M  to  W  E  Seelye  mch  8,  farn  6428 

Stony  Isl  av  18m   $400 

Jung  A  to  H  ZoUek   mch  18,  fora  eto  22 

Iowa  15  n  $2600 

James  C  G  to  Smith  Broa  moh  9,  farn  7m 

 1201 

Johnson  J  to  J  M  MoDeimott  feb  14,  ptg 

office  2510  Lake  $HOC 

Krone  L  to  A  H  French  moh  26,  farn  6m 

 $72 

Kenney  L  H  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  26,  fnrn 

6m  $310 

Kimber  A  to  S  B  Harrington  mob  27,  pi- 
ano and  farn  5S  Racine  av  2y  $1S6 

Kelly  0  F  to  E  Lynch  moh  16,  horses  e'o 

3540  Halsted  2  y  $ti09 

Keiser  Q  M  to  L  Coheu  et  al  mob  26,  hor- 
ses eto  2881  Oalamet  9()ds   $120 

Kaapp  A  J  to  F  B  Snyder   moh  30,  furn 

and  plan  1  6m   $173 

Keen  cJ  O  10  M  E  Finoh  moh  26,  farn  6m 

 $95 

Lakota  Oo  to  Am  Ex  Nat  Bk  moh  c  0  furn 

Lakota  Hdtel  2y  t;2(i,00n 

Leinenberg  J  to  E  Sohrieber  mob  23,  furn 

ly. 


 $70 

Lindstrom  0  J  to  A  W  Lindetrom  Jan  26, 

farn  87  I'ownsend  ly    .  .$2(0 

LeMaster  D  (<'  to  A  LaMotte  moh  '  5  furn 

326  Dea'-b)rn  Aug  1   $100 

Lewis  R  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  mch  25.  piano 

2946  Dearborn  6m  $78 

LeMont  G  to  A  J  Strong  moh  25, furn  and 

8  m  6m   ^80 

Larson  O  to  0  Bergerson  mob  26,  horses 

133  Townsend  ...   $81 

Lyons  J  U  to  R  M  McCreery  mob  16,  furn 

jan  4   $114 

Lindholm  O  to  P  Peterson  mob  28,  horses 

280  Sheffield  av  sept  1,'96  ilcO 

Lessee  B  to  F  W  Packard  mch  29,  farn 

638  Oakley  av  ly  $334 

Liebig  E  to  G  B  Uatbmau  mob  27,  farn 

«)m  $181 

1  indan  0  to  G  G  Hnbbell  mch  28,  furn  10 

m.  $72 

Lesler  E  to  H  H  Mount  mch  28,  farn  320 

22nd,  6m   $221 

Lynch  E  Q  to  F  O  Daly  mch  14,  fnrn  6648 

Wabash  2y  $410 

Meyer^i  F  to  I  L  Wade  mob  2^1,  bldg,  7i)24 

Stony  Isl  av,  ly  $1000 

Melkinsen  H  and  T  to  T  Pendill  mch  28, 

fnrn  17o3  Mioh  av  60ds  . .   $563 

Mahleisen  0  to   D  R  McNaug'bt  mch  27, 

furn  6m   $77 

Miller  0  J  to  F  McNeills  mar  18,  fnrn  and 

piano  332  LaSalle  23m  $300 

McDonnell  M  C  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  27, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $:03 

Massil  W  0  to  T  P  Ham  mob  26,  horse  6m 

 $2(0 

McLaagblia  M  to  F  B  Meek  mch  22,  farn 

2029  Mich  blvd  8m   $230 

Mahoney  M  J  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  26,  furn 

6m  $77 

Moore  J  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  moh  25,  furn 

7m  $105 

Mann  T  B  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  mch  25, 

saloon,  480  Racine  av  2y  ,  $  ■  50 

Mengeler  A  to  L  Mengeler  mch  16,  farm 
stock,  Hanover  2y  $2500 


Moss  0  to  J  W  Mason  moh  21,  pboto  g'ds 

4e22  0  Grove  ..$175 

McCartby-T  J  to  Oooae  Brg  Oo  moh  22, 

saloon  229  Canal  dem  $1000 

May  S  to  8  Hasterlik  mob  30,  saloon  630 

31st  10  ds  $500 

Marphy  L  to  M  E  Finoh  moh  30  furn  6m 

 $77 

Mnellner  A  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co   mob  30, 

saloon  54  W  Jackson  23m  $2fO 

Menotti  A  A  to  Sohoenbofen  Brg  Co  mob 

22,  saloon  2y  $400 

MoQrew  A  0  to  B  Fox  Feb  15,   farn  2166 

W  26tb  2y  $260 

MoAuley  W  to  D  K  Pone  mch  30,farn  5051 

Calumet  6m  S73 

Nowling  A  to  L  Poland  mob  30,  farn  275 

Erie  2y  $1700 

Nachman  H  &  L  to  H  P  Mount  moh  25, 

furn  6  m  $260 

Nelson  A  to  W  Peterson  mob  25,  shop  332 

N  Ashl  ind  8m  $85 

Noyes  M  O  to  F  E  Blackman  moh  18,  furn 

ly  $200 

Nilson  P  F  to  V  E  Prentice  &  Oo  mch  i5. 

fnrn  2y   $167 

Nye  W  to  M  ioott  dec  5,  furn  280  Erie  7m 

 $125 

Nelson  J  T  to  M  E  Finch  moh  28,  furn 

6m   $77 

O'Leary  D  to  D  R  McNaagbt  moh  22, 

faru  6m  $75 

O'Dell  K  to  8  Richardson  mob  25,  furn 

2;i6  Sedgwick  6m   $100 

Ormsby  E  U  to  E  D  Siokman    moh  29, 

furn  484  N  Clark  dem  $500 

Pryor  E  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  moh  29,  horses 

etc  15  Harmon  ot  7m  $ 

Peterson  H  to  J  O  Weber  mch  15,  horses 

etc  13m  $572 

Pigott  Q  to  F  B  Snydir  moh  29,  furn  6m 

  $108 

Pennell  G  T  to  8  0  Harding  mch  20,  farn 

1369  V  Boren  35m  $1000 

Pagels  T  to  O  Henerrick  jan  12,  farn  li  5 

Hastings,  6m    $83 

Perkins  O  A  to  D  0  Butts  mob  28,  wagon 

eto,  6m  $150 

Paul  W  E  to  Dewes  Brfir  Co  mch  11,  sa- 
loon 175  Angasta  2y  $1800 

Peonehy  W  H  and  0  E  to  H  P  Mount  mob 

22,  farn  6m   $130 

Pekanek  J  to  0  J  Vopicka  mob  26,  milk 

outfit  663  79. h,  3m  $200 

Pieroe  0  L  and  W  L  to  L  T  Spencer  jan 

17.  fnrn  4(i5  Cham  of  Com,  jan  7  .  . .  $9(  0 
Qdino  S  P  to  Shields  Bros  mch  20,  furn  4 

m   $145 

Roderick  S  E  to  E  0  Forger  Apl  1,  mdse 

951  Lake  1  y  $104 

Roth  M  to  Oorper  Brg  Co   Apl  1,  saloon 

115)  Uth  ly   $600 

Rusonel  E  S  10  M  E  Finch  mob  29,  furn  6 

m  ,  $.03 

Reuiert  M  to  Dowes  Brg  Oo  mob  15,  sa- 
loon 2283  N  Leavitt  2y..,  

Russell  d  A  &  0  G  to  A  Kain  mob  28,  bil 

liard  ball  1228  Milw  av  5m  $200 

Robbius  J  T  to  Condell  8  &  T  Uo  mch  23, 

horses  eto  11  m   $275 

Remmanz  R  B  to  W  H  RatlifF  moh  25, 

mdse  61  Wilson  av,  2y  $^  0 

Smith  A  H  to  D  R  MoNaught  mch  26, 

furn  6m  . .  .•   $103 

Spenoe  J  0  to  A  Monroe  et  al  mch  3o,  gro- 
cery etc,  369  w  Indiana  2y  $1000 

Smith  J  A  to  R  M  McCreery  mch  il,  faru 

and  piano,  14m  ...   $113 

Shaw  R  A  to  M  E  Finoh  mob  1,  farn  bm 

 $129 

Simpson  C  to  U  Kisaling  moh  26,  furn 

3124  Fore^t  av  ly   $250 

ihaffner  P  B  10  Sloan  Deveny  &  Co  moh 

26,  furn  90dR    $361 

Smith  A  B  to  O  T  Duncan  mob  26,  furn 

cOlO  0  Grove,  dec  1  $200 

Smith  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  mch  25.  sa- 
loon 135  w  18th,  2y  $250 

Schabert  A  to  M  E  Finoh  mob  21,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Sears  H  C  to  0  H  Merrick  jan  7,  farn  6m 

 $89 

Selle  T  to  R  M  MjOreery  mob  18,  furn  6m 

 $70 

Smith  E  F  to  A  Fischer  moh  25,  farn  998 

Monroe,  ly  $115 

Sposka  A  S  to  P  Van  Schaack  &Son  moh 

23,  drags,  Kensington  2y  $403 

Skog  A  to  Smith  Rros  mob  25,  furn  and  s 

m  7m  $70 

Street  S  D  to  D  E  Wagner  mob  27,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  $120 

Sinclair  E  K  to  J  Vanghn  mch  20,  furn  & 

piaDO  75  W  Monroe  6m  $150 

Saul  8  J  to  A  S  Web.'beim   moh  22,  furn 


3559  Lincoln  av  ly  $160 

Schimmel  W  to  Q  8  Jackson  mob  27,  furn 

ly   $200 

Strand  Mfg  Oo  to  H  A  Stooker  <fc  Oo  moh 

29,  fnrn  6m  $135 

Shane  H  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  moh  11,  saloon 

98  N  Peoria  $.=i36 

Strah  F  to  H  Sohmellkopf  mch  26,  horses 

wagon  6m  $200 

Stewart  G  W  &  Co  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  moh 

30,  fnrn  930  Madison  4m  fllu 

Sandstrom  0  E  to  Keeley  Brg  Co,  mob  29 

saloon  915  63d  2y    $332 

Tally  P  to  G  M  Fadner   mch  fO,  horses 

eto  |70 

Thompson  A  to  F  P  Mount  moh  28,  furn 

6m  $395 

Thompson  T  to  H  A  F  Mogi  mob  13,  pi- 
ano and  furn  23m   $125 

Tharman  M  to  K  Hogemeier  mob 27,  fnrn 

and  s  m  3831  Rho  les  av  ly  ..  ...$150 
Tarpey  P  W  to  M  K  Finoh  mch  25,  furn 

6m   $86 

Tegtmeyer  E  P  to  Armour  &  Co  moh  26, 

market  etc,  2m   $417 

Tegtmeyer  to  F  Schmalke  mob  26,  same 

 $111 

Turk  J  to  P  Sohoenbofen  Brg  Co  mob  25, 

saloon  :0l  Ru.^h  st  2y   $250 

Vandenzen  &  Hand  to  S  D  Kimbark  moh 

28,  blaokamith  goodo  326  55th,  2y  . .  .$130 
Vander  Wall  B  to  N  W  Brg  Co   mch  22, 

saloon  108  W  Harrison  23  m  $2000 

Wall  J  U  to  Q  G  Habbell  mch  29,  farn  10 

m  $136 

Weisss  F  to  0  Meadermoh25,  farn  jan  2, 

  $100 

Williams  A  to  G  G  Habbell  mch  26,  fnrn 

jan  1  $70 

Whipple  I  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  moh  27, 

saloon  6241  State  2y  $385 

Wemple  M  to  0  A  Vlorrill  mob  27,  horses 

eto.  755  w  63d,  4m   $125 

Wallace  W  A  to  mch  21,  farn  414  27tb 

6m   $72 

Waterbnry  M  to  A  G  Reynolds  mob  26, 

fnru  ly  $310 

Weinberg  A  to  E  Stearns  mch  20,  furn  ly 

 $2£03 

Walker  G  to  A  Miller  mch  26,  furn  6m  .  .$75 
Wallace  D  B  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  28,  fnrn 

6ra  $103 

Wolredge  J  N  to  J  Becker  Ap\  1  13m.. $520 
W  itt  W  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  mob  28,  sa- 
loon 121  Canalport  av  2  v  $800 

Weiss  G  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  moh  30,  sa- 
loon 4256  Princeton  ev  2y  $2i0 

Wilcox  W  H  to  H  P  Mount   moh  25,  fnrn 

6m   ^   $131 

Wise  0  E  to  A  F  Keeney  mch  27,  furn  138 

Illinois  20m  $1500 

Warner  S  N    to  G  G  Goodman   mch  28, 

furn  3361  Indiana  av  23m  $645 

Zimmerman  F  E  to  F  B  Sayder  mcc  28, 

piano  6m  $103 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Dunn  W  P  &  Oo  to  G  R  Euckman  feb  26,  '-IrrJga- 

ilon  Age"  newspaper  llOl  0 

Qage  F  N  10  M  A  Fee  mch  21,  mdse  etc,  368  Dear- 
horn   t45  0 

Aldricb  F  E  to  A  B  Scott  mch  27,  farn  Hawth  'rDe$T2 
Klein  I  to  M  HerekOTilz  mch  20,  ealoon.  6i  Oon- 

(?re88  tliiiO 

Wood  M  M  to  W  F  Dnha  moh  16,  mchy  etc  »3«0 

SioK  Mow  to  Uoy  Wah  J nac;  &  Moy  Sing  ZODg  mch 

12.  mdse  3(  6  Olark  $3  0 

Ballk  F  to  J  Pekarek  mch  26,  milk  ontflt  6S3  w  19th 

 .■  1500 

Boenmett  M  to  J  W  Boemder  mch  23,  ealcon  eol  w 

nth  $560 

Boemder  J  W  to  J  Boehmett  mch  18,  saloon  601  v 

nth  $650 

Mnalin  B  to  J  Le  Grand  mch  27,  fnrn  II  Polk..  .$450 
Stretch  0  to  A  F  Eeeny  feb  25,  furo  138  Illinois  $2600 
BebliDg  Alb  H   to    Augnsta   H  Bebling  jan  21, 

horses  etc,  Edison  Pk  $300 

Schmidt  J  to  J  Abram  nov  12,  macby  etc,  285  Oanal 

 $400 

Szarkowski  T  to  W  Peaske  mch  28,  saloon  lti68  4Hth 

 t5J0 

Aylesworth  L  to  G  H  Gansall  &  Oo  mch  25,  farn 

316  6  th  $100 

Phillipaon  F  to  W  K  Johnson  mch  26,  mdse  132 

Halsted  $776 

Swanaoa  A  A  to  L  D  Cnreon  feb  19,  fnrn  114  47tb.$6U0 
Schnlz  W  J  to  W  O  Wallace  Co  mch  26,  grocery.  $216 
Benes  J  V  Jr  to  IdI  '.line  .and  Sand  tio  mch  1, 

horses  etc  $100 

Johneen  0  A  to  J  Frealing  mch    14,  market  646 

Ohio  $625 

Steiser  M  to  Steger  &  Hnerney  mch  30,  saloon  47 

Clark  $1600 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


ApMl  6.  1896. 


PatteraoD  &  Emmous  to  A  Bedaoht  moh  30,  restsn- 
rant  9t  LaSalle  1^5  0 

MoTis  E  to  A  Friedman  moh  29,  diamonds  tlSO 

NiohoU  F  to  A  R  Soott  moh  80,  forn  3217  Paroell 
av  •  

Schoenbers  0  to  M  E  Salwensky  apr  1,  turn  etc  t4uu 

MECHANICS'  LIENS. 

Harst'a  resnb,  in  Assr's  div,  Its  1  and  2  b 
7  Linden  Grove!  Charles  A  Sheldon  v 
Lorin  A  Barnes  1900 

Bavenswood,  Cayler's  add,  It  35  b  5  seo 
IS  40  14,  Wm  J  H  Sohroeder  v  Brnoo  O 
Naomann  |499.!?3 

Same.  0;to  E  Wolff  et  al  v  Same. . .  1426.13 

Fnltan  st,  prems  1593.  Excelsior  Steel 
Farnaoe  Co  v  D  M  Hayes  $153 


APPIjICIlTIOM  fob  BVIl.I>IN(>i 


Indlaca  av  5037,  Mrs  E  F  Madden,  i  story  end  base- 
ment briok  flats,  $3,600. 

Oalamet  av  5413.  J  J  McMnllen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment hriok  flats,  tT.m  0. 

Boulevard  pi  565.  J  Tucker,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,6(0. 

McLean  av  497.  R  Eaton,  2  story  frame  flats.  $2,000. 

Edgewater  pi  841,  0  Anld,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,00il. 

Edgenater  pi  847,  E  J  Dunham,  2  story  frfcme  dwell- 
ing, $2,4(0. 

Gceeiileat  av  835,  B  T  Kennedy,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, iS,bOO. 

PaaMna  st  N  2186,  Mrs  E  Johnson,  2  t-'i  ry  frame 
flats,  $2,0C0. 

Indiana  av  5937,  A  E  Swenson,  2  story  end  batemei^t 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Forty-seventh  st  701,  James  Leddy,  three  ftory  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $»,0(jO. 
Wells  st  251,  W  Scully,  three  story  aurt  bafement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 
Onyler  av  955.  A  Flog,  three  story  and  hafeinent 

brick  flats.  $6,000. 
California  av  N  638,  Oharles  C  Matteson  2  niory  and 

basement  brick  flatn,  $4,500. 
Daion  av  4211,  John  Hannalfen,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,01,0. 
8'  Laurence  av  49.7,  E  Q  Roeddiger,  three  story  a  ad 

b  isement  brick  flats,  $4,400. 
Deeri.ig  st  3045,  M  Toomey,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,5C0. 
Michigan  av  11526  and  11528.  Henry  Bogk,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,0(0. 
Rush  -t  336-339,  A  M  Ross,  *  eiory  and  bnsemeat 

brick  apartment  building,  $23,0  0. 
Washington  ,  blvd  831,  Frank  Hayes.  2  story  and 

basement  brick  barn,  $3,C00. 
Harvard  st  1516,  W  Bittner,  three  story  and  b  ise- 

ment  brick  flats,  J  3,000. 
Sixty -ninth  st  656,  0  8  Thornton,  4  story  and  ba  (  - 

ment  briok  Cats,  $5,000. 
Leavilt  st  N  1865,  John  Hoppel,  2  story  and  t  asi  - 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,O00. 
Bitohle  pi  2,  4,  6  and  8.  Potter  Palmer,  four  3  story 

and  basement  brick  rdsidences,  $25,000. 
Pine  st  181-11-9,  San&e,  three  i  story  and  basement 

brick  residenc's,  $2i,(t(i(i. 
Wilton  av  1308  18,  N  Buck,  four  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  t8,i  OC. 
Woodlawn  av  6653,  Alex  Fader,  three  story  and  bas.  - 

ment  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
8t  Lawrence  av  4401,  A  J  Stevens,  2  story  and  b  se- 

ment  brick  dwelling,  $8,1  00. 
Walton  av  14'  1-6,  A  L  Bleaches,  three  1V4  story  fran.e 

dwellings,  $3,  i  0. 
Boscoe  st  933,  A  Airnich,  2  stojy  and  basement  biiok 
flats,  $^,000. 

Geraldine  st  2606,  Charles  Behm,  2  story  and  baat- 

ment  brick  flats,  12,000. 
Monroe  st  1530,  W  T  B  CoUette,  2  story  and  ba.e- 

ment  brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 
Lincoln  st  N  294,  W  (i  Nlell,  three  story  and  b  st- 

ment  brick  flats,  $6,600. 
Milwaukee  av  2247-49,  Gus  Kohn,  three  story  atd 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4, COO. 
Lexington  av  7130,  G  8  Sargent,  2  stoiy  and  Lase- 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Lexiogton  av  7132,  A  J  Toolen,  2  story  and  basemei  t 

br>ck  flats,  $2.4(0. 
Union  av  11747,  R  E  Taylor,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3  000. 
Seminary  av  1015,  W  Schnmacher,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,100. 
Ashland  av  2306,  Peter  Boust,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Huron  st  623-27,  Griffin  &  Ewight,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,0(  0. 
Oolfax  pi.  near  Elm  st,  J  R  Stockwell,  1V4  story 

frame  cottflge,  $2,'  00. 
-Oolfax  pi,  near  Elm  st,  A  D  Oordtz,  1V4  story  frame 

cotiage,  $2,000. 
Harvard  st  7338.  F  McPbetridge,  2  story  and  baie 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,0OC. 


Avenue  J  10262,  John  Meyer,  a  story  frame  dwell- 
ing. $2,400. 

Waba  h  av  4750-62,  F  P  Bnrket,  three  story  and 

ba  ement  briok  apartment  building,  $10,000. 
Largley  av  6627,  D  J  Tlmmls,  2  story  and  basement 

biick  flats,  $3,600. 
Randolph  st  and  River,  Star  &  Crescent  Milling  Co, 

elevator,  $30,00), 
Crawford  av  2    E  P  MoAullff,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  store,  $2,000. 
Wilcpx  av  2032,  James  Petrie,  2  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $3,40.1. 
Conjtress  st  2221,  W  MoOorey,  2  story  and  basement 

I  rick  flats.  t3,i'00. 
One  bJuudreland  Third  st  1723,  Carrie  F  Clark,  2 

e  ory  frame  dwsUlng,  $3,5. 0. 
DesFborn  st  2639-43,  The  Olivet  Baptist  Church, 

brick  church,  $20,000. 
HslBted  st  4241,  Horn  &  Clements,  three  story  and 

baeeme:.t  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
IVIicbi^an  av  118,  B  Doak,  1  story  and  basement  biick 

store,  $2,000. 

Kees  st  57,  M  Rold,  three  story  and  basement  brli  k 
fl  its,  $6,000. 

Perry  av  935,  H  F  Schnettler,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,0j0. 

Sherman  pi  1730,  H  Gatmacher,  threa  story  and  Lase- 

msnt  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,(iOO. 
Srmiiiary  av  llEO,  W  Haberkamp,  2  story  frame  flats, 
♦  2,600. 

A>hland  av  N  1919,  G  Wardell,  2  sto  y  frame  store 

and  flats,  $2,8lI0. 
Ohio  it  268,  J  Frohlich,  4  story  and  bai^ement  briok 

dwelling,  $10,000. 
Girfleld  av  66,  Mrs  Forsberg,  2  stoiy  frame  dwelling, 
$2,600. 

Waboth  av  4911,  N  B  Brent,  2  story  and  basemeLt 

brick  flats,  $2,5(0. 
Hiiwiharne  av  132-38,  J  D  Marshall,  6  story  and  base 

mem  brick  factory,  $4,C00. 
lowi  6t  368,  V  Nt*dry,  2  story  and  b.ntment  brick 
flats,  $4,300. 

Myrtle  av,  H  E  Post,  2  story  frame  dwelling,  »2,f!(0. 
Flournoy  st  1170,  James  Aikin,  2  story  aod  basament 

brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Thirteenth  st  493,  W  Eerngsn,  three  story  briok  flats, 
$3,000. 

Holt  av  709,  F  Sohnlz.  2  story  and  basement  b'-ick 
flats,  $4,000. 

Janssen  st  15,  Wm  6telz,  three  story  and  b  sement 

brick  flats,  $3,200. 
Addison  st  1214,  John  Hauensteln,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flais,  $4,000. 
Burling  st  603,  C  H  Hoohschild,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $',000. 
Austin  uv  637,  Olaf  (juam,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,6(»i. 

Cornell  st  8  12,  John  H  Rapp,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $2,000. 
Armitage  av  444,  B  Tonges,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  flats,  $3,000. 
California  av  and  Kinzie  st  n  w  cor,  Griffla  Wheel 
Company,  IVi  story  and  basement  brick  addition, 
$4,00(1. 

Chestnut  st  377,  M  Sundberger,  three  st  jry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,600. 
Osgood  st  221,  Miss  A  R  burke,  three  s'.ory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,00\ 
'Gaxfleld  av  9.0.  Thomas  Ready,  2  story  a  d  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $1,01)0. 
LaSalle  si  23  7,  Chliok  Orphan  Aeylom,  2  story  and 

b  .seujBiit  brick  warehouse,  $6,000. 
CUi  k  st  N  1396-98,  W  E  Haworih,  2  and  1  story  and 

basement  brick  stares  and  flats,  $4,000. 
Forty-sixth  st  E  612,  George  Duffleld,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $3,500. 
C  ittage  Grove  av  2821-23-25-27,  M  N  Nichols,  four  1 

story  and  basement  brick  stores,  $2,800. 
Gieenwood  av  2626,  T  F  Blunt,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,000. 

Wabash  av  3613-23,  George  V  HankiLS,  ten  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  flats.  $126,000. 
Michigan  av  4643,  Mrs  M  Mahon,  2  story  and  ban- 

meut  brick  dwelling,  $T,OOC. 
Parnell  av  3834,   John  Hoft,  thres  etiry  and  base- 

mtnt  briok  flats,  $4,0  ic. 
Forreslville  av  4812  18,  John  J  aicks,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  d  wellings,  $10,000 
Buffalo  av  8722,  E  Watkins,  2  story  and  b<sement 

brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Monroe  av  6474,  U  M  Beers,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $3,500. 
Wood  st  8  10139,  M  L  Lang,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $4,6  0. 
Drlou  av  3351,  William  J  Wall,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Hf'uston  av  913",  Beimka,  2  story  frame  front  addi 
tioi),  » 2,000. 

Olarkson  ct  19-21,  F  B  Little,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $3,600 
Rookwe'l  et  N  647,  C  Klemmetsen,  three  story  and 

bisement  brick  store  and  flats,  $lo.nOO, 
Western  av  and  Van  Buren  st,  s  «  oor,  C  E  Gray 

story  and  basement  brick  stores,  $4,600, 
Sangamon  st  6239,  J  Sleiner,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 


Bosooe  st  1438,  Mary  Mortimer,  three  story  and 

basernent  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Robey  st  N  3014,  Mr  Sebastian,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$-2,600. 

B  juney  av  1266,  A  Schwerg,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  'tore  and  flats,  $3,600. 
Barclay  st  184,  J  Koschnick,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  flats,  $4,000. 
Western  av  N  747,  W  Lewehr,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Ogdeu  av  1614  46,  Oharles  and  G  Lortensehlager,  two 

1  ft  )ry  and  basemeut  brick  stores,  $2,.'>00. 
MadlHOii  av  5126  27,  0  H  Binney,   two  2   story  aod 

ba'einent  brick  dwellings,  $25,010. 
Madison  av  6137,  C  H  Binney,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment briok  dwelliogs,  $15,000. 
Belmont  av  702-4,  Hans  Jensen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  $12,000. 
Sixty-third  st  1468,  The  Schlitz  Brewing  Company,  1 

story  frame  store  and  dwelling,  $2,(  0  i. 
Lafayette  av  7121-2'3,  O  Larson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 
s  X  y-'hlrd  st  4'23-41,  J  R  Towele,  teal   story  and 

I  asement  brick  stores,  $5.0>io. 
Twei'tieth  st  W  671,  Rev  F  8  Hennebery,  three  story 

and  basement  briok  sohoolhonse,  $8,000. 
1  wet  th  st  W  487,  John  Blaokwell,  three  story  and 

and  basement  briok  store  and  flats,  $11,000. 
Blue  Island  av  ^76,  0  F  Welre,  4  story  and  basement 
b  ick  store  and  flats,  $14,000. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A&H3NTS.  (  


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  i^  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRT, 

Ca,lclnalzilzig,  eto. 
All  £,iua<  of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

tulldlng  Materials  Chlcaeo 
For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  be 
secured  or  not,  free  of  chnrge.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  is  nllowert.  3'2  pago  ItooU  I'l-rc, 
H  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO..  /Utorr>eyp  or  Law, 
Vpp.  U.S.  Pat.  Ofllce      WASHINC'iI  C  K,  D.  Cr 


Location  for  Factories. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Paol  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
wi'h  practical  measures  for  the  general 
□  pbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manafaotnrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Eail- 
Wriy  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9o0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu- 
ive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
idingp.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
ormpany,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan, Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota, South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tioQ  to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
Mrime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
hriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
til  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
»bo  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
o^ays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
1  he  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  socb.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHIOA&O.  111. 


ANDEBSON,  Gnstavns,  Boom  3,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WARNEB,  Bms.  16  17, 90  Ls  Salle  «t. 
BABNES  &  PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BAKNBY  BBDO    i>..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *■  '^ons.,  Bm  37. 1S6  Lake  Stree 
BO.SWORTH  A.  O.,  SOS  Taooma  bids. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OOLE,  M.  r.  &  CO.,   Cole's  Blo.k,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
ODLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 195  La  dalle  St. 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  ste. 
DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 

p  rooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETER  E.  S.  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn  St. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Ohicos-o  111. 

KGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  of 
Oommercf ,  , 

EOLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 
ofBces:  Halsted  and  71et 
65th  Boulevard. 

*"RIOKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 

GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Instiranoe  Bldg. 

GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 

aORDON  C.  C.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 

aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 

HEL'kEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 

HENNIG,  0.  L.,  334  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 

HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 

H0BLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 

HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

B.EBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 

LANQHENBY,  B.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  153  and  155 
La  Salle  Street. 

LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSalle  Bt. 

LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st. 

mAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wathlngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  S  Trust  Bldg. 
MEEIQ3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St 
«ULLIKEN,  C.  fl.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PADL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  8S  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  gtook  Excharge  Bl'  g. 
BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co., 3109  State  Street. 
80BNEIDEB  Q  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SOHDMAOBER  C.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBABT  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 
VIERLING,  F.  0.,  107  Dearborn  at. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpl  • 
ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  168  and  156  LaSalle  Strs 
ZDITERMEI8TER,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisteo 


BANKBBtS. 

OREYEB  E.  8.,  4  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  D  arborn  Strer 

MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclburn 

Attorney,    Soath  Chicago  111. 

?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  *  Co.,  164DoarbotiL 

WA8MAN8DOBF  St  HEINEMANN,  1<7  Hanaolpa. 

Al9ttracta  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  k  RIOKOOEDS,  107  rear- 
born  8t. 

BANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Washington  it 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  *  CO.,  86  Washington  8». 
BSOOBDEB'8  AB8TBA0T  DBPT.,  Oomnty  fourt 
Hnn««> 


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:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

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.  of  speOQlatlng  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertising : 
'Bnreaa  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Insure" 
.  protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers,  ; 
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The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


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Office 


Desks 
Furniture. 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave .  and  Adams  St . 


AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  ontbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HEI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISHAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  L&  Salle   and  Madison  Hts. 
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Buyers  will  find  oior  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tJae 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  o\ir  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


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PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
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defective 
plumbing  and 
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workmen  are 
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and  oui 
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A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Oflace  Flt- 

tings  in  America.    Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
Setc. 

^Iloeke  Folding  Beds, 
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BA.H.ilndr6WB&Co„2%";'^afafh%. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

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ELEVATORS, 


OFFICK  AND  WOBKtal, 
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Chlcaeo,  111. 


^  tlas  Fire  Assnranos  Oo.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  los.  Oo.,  Hambarg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  las.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glasa  Ins,  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &.  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

CHlCAeO  IliUNOIM 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


J.  W.  TAYLOR, 


Owings  BIdg 


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Henry  J,  Cosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  O.  Hotns 


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REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING^  AGENTS. 

Room  19.88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Eoom  44. 


OflBce,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agen,.  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


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On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

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and  JTinandal  ^^gents. 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 

WXLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LZMAN  BAIBD,          OEOBOE  L.  WABNEB, 
OODsnltiDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacoeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  EstM  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicap;o. 

sx 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  Wasliiiigton street. 

GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mn?tff  $J  (TP  T  A51  HQ  /Pt  P    1  FctQ  ta 
lYlui  LgdgC  LUdllo  (S  IiCdl  JioldWi 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building 

Specie!  attention  given  to  /-r^ 
Taxes  sod  Aseeeements.                         VLl-'-'-^'^y  • 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■  Estate  ■■  and  ■  MM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  the  north 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

•3i!*15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,le- 

Telephone  West  69S,  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

No8.  145  and  147  Bandolph  %t., 
CHICAGO. 

*■ AUToovujwut  oi  iKiuuey  in  uooa  r60iiriti6fl  s  opeoiftity.  xlrst 
MortREges  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

BBAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J.H. 

l49LaSalleSl^^"l 

^SINGEN 

EDWIN  B  .  SHELDON .                                 EUOENE  H  FI-HBOBN. 
WM.  OODEN  OBE£N.                                 BANDOLPH  B.  FI-HBDBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

BBTABUSHBO  I83e. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien.  Bldg.,  34  Olarlt  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

m    EST'O  1 

A.  0.  eLADOHTEB                                                        WM.  V.  BAKXB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

bankers, 

1  15-1  LV  La  Salle  Street 

Members  N.Y.  stock  Excliange.  Members  Chicago  8trcb  Exobaoge. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bouBht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  98S  Stock  Exchange  Bnildinc, 
8.  W.  Cor.  l<a  Salle  and  WasUnston  Streets, 
CH1CA»0. 

F.  A.  BABNE9,             Telephone  1931.             b.  m.  pabibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYDRa 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/HDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

f3«  LA  BMLLB  STHEBT,  M.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAQO 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEVHON£  1416. 

PROPERTY  IN 

CICERO 

Established  1879.                        Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge, 
.o,                                     Branch  Otrico 

i  87  A  1  89  Dearborn  St>         Calnmet  sr.,  and  4Ttli  St. 

Tel.  OaJOand  387, 

Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av„ 
Or  215  Dearborn  st, 
CHICAGO. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO.. 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '"''''Srities. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

338 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  13,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
RtAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aor©  .  Tracts  ■  F-u.rolia.seci 

Or  SaljdlTicLed  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TEI.EPJBOIVK 


S  M  PETERSON &0 

■  '.Peccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  luanufact'rs  o* 

eARPr,NTERS'  MeyLDINSS 

Aiso  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 
TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
113  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
t  >.CO  to  tiKi.ou  per  snnam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■$J  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ^ 
•Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  J$« 

C.  H.  EULE TTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

iSrancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  «5  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKf=:RS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Ofllce, 

BAN  KERS.  ^  '^^ 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^  ^ 


W  aeblngton. 


OHIOAGO. 


P,  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    53  AND    66     METROPOLITAH  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

AssurSs  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Mecliiinics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Cc  , 

164  Dearb:rn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


Pranolt  B.  Pealjody 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


•o:- 


V^D-^    A  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans 
Invest  laents. 


ALEX  FRIEND &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

relephone  MalD  268.  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  71ciin  112.  Clriicagro,  IlL 


THE. 


National  Bank  of  lllinoix 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  DF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


 TECE  

BANKERS  NATIONAL  BANK 

MASONIC  TEMPLE,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Capital,  $1,000,000. 

E.  8.  LAOEY,  President. 

D  B.  DEWEY,  Vice  Preeident. 

J.  0.  GRAFT,  Oashler. 


Deposits  July  18,  1893.  81,533  OSS  71 
Deposits  JHay  4,  S3,»78.948,91, 

^W©  solicit  your  lousixiess. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  JHasonlc  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

fiea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STBEET 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Walter  L.  Peok,  VIob  President. 
»M  A.  Hamuond,  2d  Vice  President. 
0»Ki.  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henry  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
H»  RT      Kent.  SffASHt.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


J.  A.  COL.EMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

H9  Hartford  Balldlnic 

Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  wide-awake  newspaper 

DEVOTED  TO  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 

WESTERN  SECURITIES  j 

BUILDING  I 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


■•tgSrg-THE-g 

F{eal  ^statefBuildipi^  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS, 

!  ■ 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce 
Building  and  real  estate 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3  , 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  15. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  APRIL  13,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANCE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  /^V,  ' 

Ravenswood.  V_^-LllCSlg"0, 

H.  C.  BUNN  &  CO., 

LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ct|airjber  of  Oommerce, 
CHICAGO. 

/BDney  Loaned  WItliDuE  CommissiDn 

■91  On  improved  city  property  and 
M  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

F.W-KRAUSE, 

For  Rent,  RoomsWith  S^eam  Power, 

70,  72.  74,  76  W.  Wasliington  St. 
And  44  S  Jefferson  St. 

CHICAGO,    -      -  ILLINOIS. 


B.  A.  CUMMINGS 
SILAS  M  MOORE. 


CO.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JtJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMIISIGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy.selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S,  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstabliHhed  18S4. 


Knigl?t  ^  Mai^§l?all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FXl^J^NGXAJL,  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
or  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Kotary  Public.  Telephone  Main  8269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  LaSalle  SL,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Drcyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  HarriEon  6  9    409411  E00KEE7  BLD&. 

H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEIStEB.    O.  H.  PU50HE0K.     O.  H.  ZUTTEEMEI8TBE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEKMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


HOTARIES  PUBLIC 


H.  0.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

904  stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICA&O, 

(^"Evaneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANK  BIEBLE. 


P.  J.  60BBEINEB 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  (South  664, 

Real  E^itate  Bonght  and  Sold.  Rents  Collected.  Taxea  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESB.  H.  SHEPAB1» 

BST&BLISHSD  1868. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAViNGrciTRACfORS," 

"  c 

MANVrAOTUBBBB  AND  DBAIJEB8  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux, 


162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELEPHONE  No.  1469. 


OHIOAQCi 


ParttoDlar  attention  paM  to  Macadam  BoadB,  Drives,  Boole 
vards  and  Boads  In  new  SnbdivlBloni. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURPCE,  LOpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBAlv  BSTAT^B  &  LO  ANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  cHirACO- 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i3o'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS 


Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 
Real  Estate  Bouaht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
<fe»iaents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  jUaia  3733. 


Humbsldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 
REAIm  sstatk, 

Scom  41  merchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Waehington  an 

8.  E.  Cor.  California  &  North  AvB.  LaSalle  St»., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Homboldl  Park,  CHI<J  Gl. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  13,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


-:o: 


BBTISKD  AND  OOBBEOTED  EYEBT  WEEK — ALIi  IiETIEBS  MUST  BB 
MABSEO  WITH  THE  IiBTTKB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THB  PBOFBBTT 
ADYEBTISED  KZOBFT  WHEBE  THB  uWNEB  OB  BIB  AQENT'S 
ADDBB8S  IS  OITEIt. 


SOtTTB  8IDB. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  1  6,500 

Armoor  bt,  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  |3,600; 
$1,500  cash  required.     Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 
Bowen  av,  No  394,  ll-room  brick  honse.    B  15....|  7,000 

Boven  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  6,600 

Brjrsn  ar,  near  Yinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honae  of  10  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei^^hborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 
Oalnmet  av,  north  of  43d  st,  elegant  ll-room  stone, 

new  and  every  convenience.    F  13  $10,000 

Oalamet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  166 
Oalnmet  av,  near  62d  St,  price  per  foot.  F13....$  60 
Oalamet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  26x200x130,  price 

per  foot.    F13  $  100 

Oaldmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

OBlnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  *'L''  station.  Oheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  flrst- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $360  cash.    0  18  $  3,360 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stone  front, 

modern,  owner.    F  13  $6,700 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  honse. 

B  16  $  5,200 

Ohamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .$  700 

Chicago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  16. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
baildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $<;,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  tor  tke 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  oheap. 
B  1 . 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
CottageGroveav,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sta,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-sto ry ,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  Jl . $86,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  SOth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  I  600 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  16  rooms,  brick.    B  16.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  Bt,modern, 

oak  trim,  flne  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  ll-room  briok  house.  B  16. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B  16. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  honse.  B  16. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooiMS,  briok  house.  B  15.  .$  8,600 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  46th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15.$  4,600 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 
Elli8av,near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F  13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50  1 130,  per  ft.  F  13  $  62.50 

Evans  av,  near47th8t,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$56,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  6 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13  $  7,260 

Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-8tory  briok,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Preiel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

„     B  16    $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Co  100x11)0,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.    F4.$  300 


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Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  front 

toot.    P  4  ,  $  825 

Cor  98x100, great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P  4 .  $  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4. .  .$  200 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4    $  300 

Forty-fifth  st.nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  lO  room  brown  stone.    F  13.$  8,800 

Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  par  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13 .  $  126 

Forty-seventh  st,  60- foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  426,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15....$  8,000 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,500 

Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition ;  terms  easy .  F  13 . . .  $21,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  45th  at,  15-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  25  to  ICO  x  160,  price 

per  foot.    F  13  $  300 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .$  166 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  176 

Halsted  st  8,  near  66th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  find  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fnohes  <fc  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near  62d  st,  10-room  frame  house. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jonrnal. 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,r00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  69th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  16.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  z  166  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  3Bth  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13....$  165 
Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13....$  87.50 
Indiana  av,  near  63d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    F  13  $  90 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml   $  97.60 

Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  136 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  ohoice  location  for 

apartments  or  hon<<e8;  oheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar47th  8t,10-room  stone  house.B  16. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q  8. 
Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  honse.     B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $16,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.  P  13. .  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13 ....  $  9C0 
Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13 ....  $  750 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  flne  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot-     V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  honse 

B  16  ,  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  16..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10,000 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  166 

May  st,  near  68th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F  13. .  .$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15...$  4,600 
McChesney  av,  near  65th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  836 

Merrill  av,  near  75th  st,  60  lots.     F  13  $  850 

Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  briok  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.tv  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  no 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  460 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  60  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av.  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     Ml  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  226 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  oheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 


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Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  I  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  ...'!*.  .$  676 
Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st ,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16 ... .  $10,000 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  26x164, 
oheap.  Price  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  8  B  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Bakbb, 
37  W  Snnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  a v,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  honse .  B  16 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  honse 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  honse 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

^8  1  9,600 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jaokson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  ORB, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chioago.  .0....  ..$46,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  bnildingf  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  I 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  50  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $ 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  std  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  2T%  x  125,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  I 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il   $20,000 

Schell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13   .$  300 

Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  66 

Seventy-fifth  st,  n  e  oor  Coles,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  1  80 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms,stone.B  16.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  16  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1. ,  .$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  1  66 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B16..   $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  126 

Sixty -ninth  st,  cor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  |  37.60 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st.  Cur  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml...   $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13....$  30 
8t  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  P  13.  .$  700 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenne  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fuohes  «e 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

B  16  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.$  9,600 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  oor  61st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

li  12  $  4,500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  fioors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,cor  47th  st,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  16. $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  16. .  .$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  45th  st,  3-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 


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Vinoenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  at,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  126 

Vinoennes  ay,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  I  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  8t,  76  ft,  per  foot,  V  6 ....  j  166 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).  P4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st,  price  per  foot.     P  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3-8tory  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    Ml  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

8  13  .$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  ci^ar  12th  st,    2-3tory  brick  bailding 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180,  R  11.. $26,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  boase 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  Slst  st,  12  rooms,  frame,  B  15.  $17,000 
Washington  st  corner,  fronting  on  Washington  st, 
150  ft  rnnning  back  to  alley  72  ft;  also  alley 
on  the  east  side  of  property.  Terms  $50,000 
cash;  balance  to  soit.  This  location  is  near 
bosiness  eentre  and  is  adapted  to  varions  nses. 

Owner.    J  12   $160,000 

Wentworth  av  near  b4th  st.  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $1!0  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Bnilding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

Bt  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  cor  55th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...|  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  cor  52d  s^  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  B'ith  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  honse. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  51»t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $25,000 
Woodlawn  av,  8  w  cor  62d  st,  price  per  foot.    FJ3.$  150 
W  <odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft.    W  8 ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8    $  f,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Olark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  at  N,  S-stcrj  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13   $12,000 

ClybOUrnaVy  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
hge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.Alance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  ;   $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only .  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  come'  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33   $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  ot  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  ..$13,000 

Bdgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms, 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  By,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blnfiC,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
honse,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  buik  houses 
on  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«cay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  veatibnle  door  and 


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the  let  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  honse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
cnrly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plnmbicig  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  Yon  cannot  aflford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  ridts  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes,  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sicknesp,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  snr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $16,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x126  ft.    W  8  $  9,0.00 

New  modern  6  room  honse  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olatk  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  sooth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W  8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  S-story 

frame,  ren  tal  $  7  20 .    W  8  $  6,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900.;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  booses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58J^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  soit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner,  75x123}^.    A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maod  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hodson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ,^5x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,!Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14,     A  Amnndson,  owner, 

85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  boilding,20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  8t,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

bnilding;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beaotifol  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  hoose;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  50  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
hoose,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story   modern  stone 
front  hoose.  Want  an  ofiEer.  Most  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  si, 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  eteam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  ,  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-8tory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  bnilding.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  rv,  a  f  23x142,  pripe 


REAL  EaTATE  FOR  SALE. 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    Rll  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4.000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  honse  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.    L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  soit  par- 
chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  8,  No  l.i,  lot  261-;,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flat^t  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  18^*9.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
o;,<.      „f  J  34  6-lOxli  0  )  \  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3.10J100  \  \  ,S5xl28  [  ^'"^ 
2-story  ant]  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  tlmn  hn.iaps  cost  to  hr"'"!.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock.  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  hoose  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garflsld  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  b..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  1  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo,  Ashland 
block. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throoghont;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blv,>,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot     W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^'edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Coloradoav.    Rll....  $5,000 

Ke<?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,0C0 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-Btory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  abovfl     Rll...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  hoose,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1.40  1  up;  openSonday, 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg, 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11,  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.  Rll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  eq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1,500 

Milwankee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  hooses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11     I  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  hoose  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  OHve  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    R  11   $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  fornace  beat,  exposed  plombing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  hoose  in  thorough  repair : 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  at. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll   $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 


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April  13, 1895 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrioh  &  Oo,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  briok  flat.    R  11. 

Proviso — 80  aores,  being  tne  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  O  R  R. 
Price  |5('0  per  acre,  no  inoumbranoe.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  reqoity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob-divisioa,  lots  16  to  28, 
inolnsive,  |200  each;  lot  29,  f250;  lots  31  to  41, 
inolasive,  |200  each;  lot  46,  |20ii;  lot  47,  |226; 
lots  1,  24,  25  and  48.  $225  each;  lots  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inclusive,  $175  each;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  S225  each;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inolnsive, 
$175  each;  lots  12  and  47,  |225  each;  lots  13  to 
28,  inolasive,  |2(  0;  lots  29  and  3(i,  S -^50  e&oh; 
lots  31  to  46.  inolnsi'e,  $200  each.    K  11. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Natt  st, 
frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11   I 

Turner  av,  Nu  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  presseo  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  | 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.     W  8 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W8  ...f 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoiuing 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  vary  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  |100,00n  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  ZSS 

Two  valnable  ooruers  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  pale,    tf  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento.  2'lxiro.    W  8.  .$ 

WashiDgton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  aho  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  enoe 
neur  Francisco  St.    ^^  ill  pot  iu  caph.    X  14. 

WashiDgton  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st.  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$ 

Washington  blvd,  near  A'hland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 
prioe  per  foot.    W8   | 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  -S-story 
briok  building,  for  ^ll.OOO  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
facturing  p::\rpose8.    Make  offer.    Q12  $fi 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 
residence;  rented  for  |45  per  month.    W  8...$ 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottagre,  paved  street, 
2 blocks  fiom Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12  $ 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,(JO(i,  18ii,000 
and  l,250,0i  0  aores  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  aore.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Boom  309    | 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  us  fruits,  ><eing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  ba«is  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inolined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  <fe  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  oomfoitable  income  by  title  to  California 
Oolouy  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trao  s  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  aore  until  maturity  of  trees,  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Oal 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (l.  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonveDienoee,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California.  — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  aores 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  eome- 


3,760 
7,000 


12,000 


6,260 
2,100 
6.600 


2.000 


7,000 
216 

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7,roo 
2,950 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

what  broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  prioe  per  aore.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  | 

Florida  —Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  &  Oo, 

94  La  Salle  st  $  3  loo 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,''C0  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,0(i0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Golf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  prioe 
peracre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  I  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  I-lacd,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3  000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

liAEE  FOBEST . 

Beautifully  wooded  tracts  of  from  4  to  8  acres  each,  near 
shore  and  University .  Five  acres  onshore.  Address 
C  16  Exclustve  Agency  Bureau. 

TENNESSEE. 

100,000  acres;  title,  good;  averages  19,600  feet  to  aore  in 
poplar,  white  oak,  chestnut,  hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple, 
hemlock,  etc;  Prioe  $5.00  per  aore.  W  H  Woodward', 
Woman's  Temple,  Room  309. 

mSCELLANEODS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
lO.O'^O  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(  00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
35  aores  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from  Ohioago,onBelt 
R.  R.    Big  bargain.     Address  0  15,  Exclusive  Agency 
Burean. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  126  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.    Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  6. 
Armour  av  [No  6636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  nrioe 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 
Dearborn  st  (No  66S2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  61st,  a  2-story 
dwelhog  in  6-room  flats,  frame,  stone  and  briok  founda- 
tion, well  rent  d;  prioe  $4,800.    H  2. 
Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.    Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, prioe  $40,000,  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.  M  11. 
Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Book 
Island  R  E,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  briok;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  eaoh;  facing  south.  Prioe  $16,OOo'. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon.  $500 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  oor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  16. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3  story  brick  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant .  .J .  B.  Ltman 
125  La  Salle  st.  •    •  . 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  flne  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D  12 
Wentwonh  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Inoombranoe  $7,000 
Address  W  P  Haydtn,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $'6,600 

NOtTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  olear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 

CfybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x207,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 


RBAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

asre  on  iropraved  street;  rental  $3,f00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  ^  $28,0C0 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive.  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  boildingp.  Prices 
$20,000,  $.30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,600. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  briok  modern  8- room  repidenoe  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12, 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  n«ed  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  pe'-  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman.  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,(  00  for  37  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  3-story  fla*  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,0  0. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Prioe  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  ca^h.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OAIilFOBNIA. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  ciose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Prioe  $226 
per  aore.  Eastern  property  oonpidei  ed  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Pot-t  st,  San  Francitco,  Oal. 

OEOBOIA. 

Georgia— 560-Bore  fine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo.  ojoer; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA  . 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  briok,  with  72  Jeet,  plate  gla^s 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  firsb- 
olass  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  GnoBE 
Real  Estate  Ofiioe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Jodson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5  K).  Will  take  about  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I 

KANPAS , 

Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Oo,  1"  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  dje  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.  D  14. 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4r-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Prioe  $6,0(  0,  $3,000  cnsh.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  briok 
preferred.    E  11. 

I.AKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WIFCON-IN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Ohioego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  fnrnipbed 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farm?.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  piper. 

H^e  unimproved  lands  and  }4  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease, 


SOUTH  FIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olass 

a'  artment  bouse.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  <fc  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


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PROPERTY  TO  LEASE. 
SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  aorea  of  land  with  honse  and  born 
in  the  7ioinitv  of  Aaborn  Park.  State  terms  and  looatioc 
8  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


BODTH  SIDE. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
li'onr-story  and  basement  bnilding,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Oonrt  Uonse.    Addresn  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-oent;  doable  flat  hoase;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  npper  flat  7  rooms;  §20  per 
flat.    LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 
on  Van  Bnren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Bnilding  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  property,  clear;  will  assume 
inonmbiance.  Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  |7,C00  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Go,  58  N  Olintou 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  f>oll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  12, 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg.   

Wanted—Miscellaneous. 

An  expeiienoed  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15.  ^ 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

i53  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


The  First  National  Bani(  s  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFF-/CERS.- 

LYMAN  J.  Gage,  Pre  Went.  Jas.  B.  Foegan,  Vice  President. 

KlOHABD  J.  tTEBET.  Csshier.  Holmes  Hoge.  AsbH  Cashier 

Feank  E.  Bkown,  2(1  Ass't  Cashier. 
of/?EcroRs.- 

Sam-l  M.  Niokebsom.      E.  p.  Lawrsnob.  S.  W.  Allebton. 

B  !n'  NoEMiN  B    Beam.         >'e  son  Mobbis. 

B.  0.  NiOKrasoN.  L.  J.  GAGE.  Bugene  8.  Pike. 

A.   A.  CABPEKTEB.  Ja8.   B.  rOBGAN. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

i^oonci  ai     -     -     las  ClstrlE.  Street 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoMtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  SALE  

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  a ve,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50. 


Cilcaio  Interior  Decoratinj  Co. 

'Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantelsJiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

HIgheat  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
•49  &  'SO  Michigan  Avenue, 

C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and   04  Washjirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reaii  £state 
and  the  sale  of  fibst  mobioaoes 
a  specialty. 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscott's 
Ridgeland  Avenue  Subdivision. 

601  Stock  Exclianse  Bnlldine,  -  Chicago. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t®  100  feet 
above  the  lalie. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,         /T*- '  ^ ^ ^  Til 
NEW  STOCK  EXGHANGE  BUILDING.  ^i?l><i§0,|li  « 


AND 


Loans. 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  UFB  BUILDINQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 

MANXTFACTUKERS  OF 

Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -  Chicago,  111 . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabaeh  av.,  near  JaQkson  st. 

VOW  OPEN.  Gontinaons  performances  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago  Price 
10  15  26  35  50     B  ix  seats  $1. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  APRIL  13,  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 


Improvement  in  trade  is  marked  by  rising  prices. 
This  is  the  result  jointly  of  an  increased  demand  for 
merchandise  and  a  considerable  curtailment  in  pro- 
duction. People  will  buy  on  a  rising  market,  and 
merchants  are  compelled  to  buy  to  replace  what  they 
sell.  Futhermore  they  are  stimulated  to  buy  be- 
cause they  know  their  goods  are  not  likely  to 
depreciate.  On  a  falling  market,  however,  the  re- 
verse is  true.  Every  discouragement  then  deters  the 
merchant  from  buying  anything  more  than  he  actu- 
ally needs. 

Simultaneously  with  the  improvement  noticed  in 
our  domestic  trade  there  has  been  an  increase  in  our 
foreign  trade  also.  Our  exports  have  been  increas- 
ing for  several  months  and  some  of  the  largest  gains 
in  exports  have  been  to  countries  with  which  we 
formerly  had  reciprocity  treaties.  One  of  these  coun- 
tries is  Brazil.  We  sell  almost  as  much  to  her  as  to 
all  other  South  American  countries  put  together. 
In  February— the  month  covered  by  the  latest  Gov- 
ernment report— our  shipments  to  Brazil  amounted 
to  $993,000,  as  compared  with  $747,000  in  February, 
1894.  For  the  fiscal  year  to  March  1  our  exports  to 
Brazil  were  $10  890  000,  against  $8,128,000  in  the  cor 
responding  period  of  the  year  1893-4 

Our  Central  American  expo  t  trade  increased  over 
4  percent  in  February  and  20  per  cent  in  the  eight 
months  covered  by  the  report  To  Mexico  our  ex- 
ports were  $136,000  larger  in  February  last  than  in 
that  month  a  year  ago,  and  |945  000  larger  in  the 
eight  months  than  during  the  corresponding  period 
of  1893-4  gains  of  about  12  and  11  percent  respect- 
ively. The  increase  in  our  export  trade  with  Canada 
amounted  to  $470,000  in  February.  In  short,  the  re- 
port shows  gains  incur  exports  to  British,  Central 
and  South  America  and  Mexico.  This  is  ihe  bright 
side.  But  the  losses  in  exports  to  France  and  Eng- 
land were  heavy.  These  were  chiefly  in  grains  and 
live  stock.  With  the  exception  of  a  few  of  these 
staples  our  foreign  trade  may  be  said  to  have  im 
proved  in  a  very  gratifying  degree. 

N4.TIONAL  FINANCES  AN  D  THEINCOME  TAX. 

The  periodic  scare  of  a  possible  deficit  in  national 
finances  has  again  been  raised  by  the  decision  of  the 
Supreme  Court  against  the  income  tax.  At  latest 
report  the  general  treasury  balance  was,  in  round 
numbers,  $186,000,000,  of  which  $90,000,000  was  gold 
reserve.  The  excess  of  expenditures  over  receipts  for 
March  was  small,  but  the  present  month  is  expected 
to  show  a  large  .increase  in  expenditures,  and  it  is 
said  that  the  most  sanguine  of  the  treasury  officials 
anticipate  that  the  total  deficiencies,  which  up  to 
April  1  exceeded  $36,000,000,  will  be  increased  at 
least  $5,000,000  by  May  1,  allowance  being  made  for 
a  gradual  increase  also  in  the  customs  receipts.  It 
now  looks  as  if  the  deficiency  for  the  present  fiscal 
year,  ending  June  30,  will  be  about  $40,000,000. 

The  treasury  officials  expected  that  the  income  tax 
would  produce  at  least  $30,000,000.  Under  the  new 
ruling,  however,  the  amount  will  be  reduced  to  not 
more  than  $20,000,000.  This  will  probably  leave  a 
deficit  instead  of  a  surplus  at  the  close  of  the  next 
fiscal  year.  The  next  Congress  will  have  this  defici- 
ency in  the  revenue  laws  to  remedy,  but  the  problem 
is  by  no  means  so  difficult  or  dangerous  as  the  parti- 
san newspapers  would  make  the  public  believe.  The 


general  balance  in  the  treasury,  as  stated  above,  is 
still  large  and  the  gold  reserve  is  not  in  danger  of  fall- 
ing below  the  present  figure.  The  deficiency  in  the 
revenues,  if  any,  can  be  readily  met  by  an  increase  in 
internal  revenue  taxation,  either  on  beer,  whiskey  or 
tobacco,  without  the  necessity  of  further  vexatious 
changes  in  the  tariff  or  any  burdensome  imposts  on 
commerce. 

It  seems  hardly  possible  that  the  income  tax  can 
withstand  the  effect  of  this  adverse  decision  of  the 
highest  tribunal  In  the  land.  No  .little  complaint 
was  made  before  as  to  the  unfairness  and  partiality 
of  the  measure,  but  now  that  a  specific  source  of  in- 
come is  exempted,  the  objection  of  class  legislation 
applies  to  the  law  all  the  more  strongly.  It  is  cer- 
tainly a  discrimination  to  tax  one  citizen  whose  in- 
come from  business  is  $10,000  a  year  and  to  exempt 
another  who  derives  an  equal  income  from  rents. 
This,  to  be  sure,  would  have  a  tendency  to  increase 
the  interest  of  investors  in  real  estate  investments 
but  it  would  correspondingly  decrease  their  interest 
in  other  channels  of  investment  not  less  beneficial  to 
the  country  or  State. 

The  ruling  of  the  Supreme  Court  is  also  a  discrimi- 
nation against  the  poor  and  in  favor  of  the  rich,  in- 
asmuch as  rentals  paid  are  not  exempt  from  the  Lax 
while  rentals  received  are  exempt.  For  example  in 
making  up  a  schedule  of  receipts  and  expenditures 
the  cost  of  one's  house  reat  is  not  to  be  deducted 
from  the  gross  income  because  it  is  not  regarded  as  a 
necessary  expense.  The  small  income  tax  payer 
therefore  pays  a  tax  on  the  rental  he  pays  to  his 
landlord,  while  the  latter,  who  may  be  and  usually 
is  many  times  wealthier,  is  exempted  from  taxation 
on  the  rents  he  receives.  The  ruling  of  the  Supreme 
Court  has  simply  served  to  make  the  law  more  odi- 
ous than  ever  and  it  can  hardly  escape  speedy  repeal. 


LOCAL  STOCKS, 


As  usual  Alley  and  Lake  Street  Elevated  interests 
have  been  most  in  evidence  during  the  past  week. 
The  former  has  put  on  a  new  phase  by  the  issue  of  a 
circular  from  the  directors  suggesting  a  reorganiza- 
tion of  the  company.  It  is  shown  that  by  the  end  of 
the  year  the  company  will  have  a  deficit  of  1400,000. 
It  is  proposed  that  each  of  the  stockholders  give  a 
power  of  attorney  to  one  of  four  men  named  who 
shall  be  authorized  to  come  to  an  agreement  with 
the  bondholders.  There  is  little  or  no  reason  to  be- 
lieve that  this  plan  can  be  successful.  Meantime 
s  )me  other  basis  of  reorganization  will  be  devised. 
Traffic  on  the  road  is  increasing  rapidly  and  if  the 
proposed  extensions  could  be  built  the  financial  prob- 
lem would  be  soon  isolved. 

Lake  Street  Elevated  has  been  threatened  by  a  re- 
ceivership^.sui  t.  Under  this  adverse  influence  the 
stock  dropped  to  lOi  but  later  in  the  week  rose  to 
13f.  Supporters  of  the  stock  are  very  enthusiastic 
and  profess  that  it  is  on  the  eve  of  a  great  boom. 
They  say  that  the  Slaughter  plan  of  reorganization 
is  a  success  and  that  the  Ziegler  suit  can  now  have 
no  serious  effect  on  stock  values. 

The  general  market  improved  rapidly  toward  the 
close  of  the  week.  West  Chicago  touched  116  and 
North  Chicago  was  boomed  on  buying  orders  up  to 
264f.  Diamond  Match  was  strong  at  ]27f,  and  the 
packing  stocks,  with  the  exception  of  International 
Common,  were  firm.  There  was  little  or  no  activity 
in  the  breweries.  The  money  market  continues 
firm  Call  money  is  as  low  as  4i  per  cent  but  most 
loans  are  made  at  5.  New  York  exchange  is  still  at 
85  cents  premium. 

Dalles  City,  Ore.— Iq  aooordanoe  with  an  act  of  the 
Legislatare,  Dalles  (  ity,  Wasoo  Oonnty,  Oregon,  will  issne 
bonds  to  an  amount  not  to  exoeed  $60, (KK)  and  not  leps 
than  $50,100,  each  booj  to  be  of  the  face  valne  of  fsi  o. 
payable  twenty  five  \ ears  from  the  date  ot  iesne,  bearing 
interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  oeut  per  annnm,  interest  pay- 
able semi-annnally!  Said  bonds  will  be  sold  to  the  high- 
est bidder  for  cash.  Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  for 
the  parohase  of  the  same  at  the  Recorder's  ofiSoe  in  said 
city  from  this  date  until  4  o'clock  p  m.  on  the  Ihth  day  of 
April,  1895.  Each  bid  most  be  aooLmpanied  by  a  oertilied 
check  equal  to  fi  per  cent  of  the  face  value  of  the  bonds 
for  which  the  proposal  is  made.  The  Council  of  said  oity 
reserves  the  rijrht  to  reject  auy  and  all  bidH.  D.  8.  Dotor, 
Recorder  ot  Dalles  City.  ' 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  at 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Apr.  6,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  Per- 

AFB.  6,  1896.  APB.  6,  1894.  oentagte 

Ino.  Deo. 

New  York   8  566,081.266  $  627,fi81,757  7.4 

Chicago   81,177,732  78,134,061  3.3 

Boston   96,176,757  86,793,728  10.8 

Philadelphia..  75.653,593  70  055,437  18.0 

St.  Lonis,  .  .  22.071,741  19,411,179  13.7 

San  Franoieoo.  13,608,837  12,552,3»9  8.3 

Baltimore   16,248,639  12,528,7(0  29.7 

Pittsburgh   14,540,104  12,458,373  16,? 

Oinoinnati . ,  . .  12,790,600  13,077,700  1.6 

Kansas  City  ..  9,901,018  9,326,329  6.2 

New  Orleans..  9,257,874  7,557.218  22.4 

Bnflfalo   4,053,252  4,340,m              1!  0 

Milwaukee   4,331,163  3,592,551  25.7 

Detroit   6,415,916  6,897  555  8.1 

Lonisvill*.,,,,  6,212,742  6,952,868               1  6 

Minneapolis..  4,861,143  4.820,766  Nom 

Omaha   3.4.^8,499  5,064,766  32.1 

Providence...  5,<:88,800  4,208,000  26.7 

Cleveland   6,268,828  4,327.541  31.7 

Houston*   4.381,316  3,222,959  36.0 

Paul   3,334,305  2,865,796  16.9 

Denver   2,561.414  2,751.850                6  9 

ludianapolis..  4,034.486  3.469,641  16.2 

Columbus....  3.606,700  3,470,800  3.8 

Hartford   2,460,696  2,533.785  2.9 

Richmond   2,129,408  2,123,282  Nom 

Washington...  1,674,939  1,669,419  6.3 

Dallas   2,271,678  2,099,632  8.2 

St.  Joseph   1,414,952  1,348.074  6.2 

Peoria   1,895,375  1.830.360  3.5 

Memphis    2,152,909  1,416.133  48.6 

Portland  Dr..  1,132.544  1,099,45b  3.0 

Rochester   1,485,017  1,483.681  Nom 

New  Haven...  1,474,792  1.467,693  Nom 

Savannah   1,656,796  1,621,432  2.0 

Springfield....  1,459,132  1,291.477  13.0 

Worcester   1,351,076  1,240,088  8.8 

Portland  Me,,  1,173,054  1,256,432                 6  4 

Atlanta   1.150,824  1,025,722  12.7 

Fort  Worth...  1,518,843  800,468  68.6 

Waco*   2,742.293  1,245,583  120.0 

Syracuse  ....  964.028  914,422  6.4 

DesMoinea...  1,231,960  1.243,889  Nom 

Grand  Ka^ids  719,452  708,237  1.6 

Seattle   491,968  780,837  37.0 

Lowell   593.122  665,650  4.8 

Wilmington  Del  787.547  684,525       4  8 

Norfolk   869.606  1,215,261               28  6 

Sioux   Oity...  674,113  787,112  14.3 

Los  Angeles..  1.05S,326  735,949  43.8 

Taooma   579,264  550,117  5,2 

Saginaw   366,135  246,206  4.4 

Spokane   373,986  32.^,932  16.1 

Jacksonville..  362,884  622.605  30.8 

Lincoln,  Neb*  41C,65l  537,225  23.5 

New  Bedford..  465,221  557,906               19  2 

Wichita   575,175  498,717  3.2 

Birmingham..  299,672  364,247                17  8 

Topeka   471,855  451,036       4  4 

Lexington,  Ey.  318,040  344,009  7.5 

Binghampton.  416,700  430,400  3.2 

Bay  City*...  237,879  280,489               15  3 

Fall  River*...  674.055  787,735  14.4 

Springfield*..  186,469  153,513     10  7 

Canton*   184,600  191,800  4.1 

Sioux  Falls*.  60,342  153,994               61  11 

Fremont*   71.626  96,009              26  0 

Hastings*   62,112  122,973              49  0 

Chattanooga*.  235,000  226,825       3  9 

Fargo*   118,045  85,917  23.0 

Nashville*   1,131,308  923,982  2-,^.8 

Galveston*...  5,050.43)  3,508,978  44.3 

Salt  Lake  City.  1,169,300  1,S01,8P0               10  0 

R  ;okford   190.802  No  returcs 

Helena*   444,950  " 

Soranton   750,000  " 

Kalamazoo*..  237,945  " 

Little  Book*..  286,388 

Total,  U.S.  $1,013,717,358  $948,662,181  8.9 

Cities  Bxcldg  N.  Y.   447,636,092  421,080,424  8.7 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)  $  9,481  008  $11,277,340  16.0 

Toronto        "  4,968.077  6,162.993  19.4 

Halifax,       "  1,084,866  1,174,215  7.6 

Hamilton*  "  .  597.375  1,216,921  63.0 

Winnipeg.  ''  .  744,625  781,226               6  .1 

Total,  Can....      $16,875,951  $19,831,469 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

iVBEE  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  PEBOENT- 

APB.   6,  1895.  APB    6,  1894.  age. 

New  Engl'd  States  $110,432,850  $  99,914,769    10  6 


April  13,  18U6 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


345 


Middle 

It 

663,193,960 

617,264,781 

7.4 

K 

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25 . 2 

Western 

il 

38,722,899 

38,248,241 

1.3 

Northwestern 

101,354,831 

100,809,173 

0.5 

Soathwestern 

f( 

36,587,650 

33,374,450 

9.6 

Far  Western 

II 

21,405,589 

20,607,943 

3.9 

$1,017,048,797 

$  946,377,735 

*Not  included  in  totals, 

AKAIiYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Total  bank  clearings  for  the  week  now  exceed  $1,000, 
000.  The  gain  over  the  previous  week  is  14  percent 
and  over  the  corresponding  week  last  year  8  percent. 
All  the  large  cities  make  handsome  gains.  The 
losses  are  chiefly  in  western  cities  and  in  some  of  the 
eastern  manufacturing  towns.  Every  city  in  Canada 
from  which  reports  come  shows  a  heavy  decrease 
This  is  doubtless  due  to  the  backward  spring.  The 
proportion  of  increase  in  and  out  of  New  York  is 
about  the  same,  showing  a  very  general  proeperity. 

The  west  leads  in  net  increase  for  the  year  taken 
as  a  whole.  The  southwest  especially  makes  an  ex 
cellent  record  in  this  respect.  Of  the  twelve  leading 
cities  of  the  country  only  two  reported  larger  bank 
clearings  during  the  three  months  of  January,  Feb- 
ruary and  March  than  in  the  corresponding  period  of 
any  previous  year  excepting  1893.  One  was  St.  Louis 
and  the  other  was  Kansas  City.  The  volume  of 
clearings  of  these  cities  is  fast  approaching  that  of 
the  corresponding  time  in  1893.  It  is  now  within  5 
percent  of  it  and  is  gaining  every  week.  The  same 
report  in  a  modified  degree  can  be  made  of  nearly 
every  other  city  of  the  West. 

Railway  earnings  in  the  West  and  South  are  ex 
ceptionally  satisfactory,  though  the  reports  for  the 
entire  country  are  hardly  less  favorable.  During  the 
fourth  week  of  March,  24  out  of  45  roads  did  better 
than  they  did  in  the  corresponding  week  of  last  year, 
and  the  others  fell  behind.  The  Texas  lines  are  all 
on  the  gain  side  without  an  exception.  The  Missouri, 
Kansas  and  Texas  made  a  large  increase— $20,000— 
but  the  honors  of  the  week  were  carried  off  by  the 
Cotton  Belt,  with  an  increase  of  $24,000.  The  Mis- 
souri Pacific  reported  a  gain  of  $15,000,  while  its  two 
big  Texas  feeders,  the  Texas  and  Pacific  and  the  In- 
ternational and  Great  Northern,  gained  respectively 
$22,000  and  813  000. 

The  '  grangers,"  as  these  western  railroad  stocks 
are  called,  are  beginning  to  participate  in  the  re- 
covery of  prices  on  Wall  street.  The  speculative 
spirit  is  reviving  and  the  conditions  are  all  favorable 
to  its  continuance.  The  recent  welcome  rains 
throughout  the  West  have  been  harbingers  of  hope 
not  only  to  the  agriculturist  but  to  the  railways  and 
the  merchants  as  well.  A  prosperous  crop  outlook 
will  help  business  prospects  in  very  many  ways.  An 
improvement  in  trade  conditions  insures  an  increase 
in  tonnage  of  the  kind  that  pays  higher  rates  of 
freight. 

The  advance  in  silver  is  still  quoted  as  an  evidence 
of  the  dawn  of  lasting  prosperity,  but  it  is  of  doubt- 
ful value  in  that  connection.  A  prominent  New 
York  banker  is  inclined  to  regard  the  silver  market 
as  almost  entirely  speculative.  The  movement  has 
been  chiefly  confined  to  London,  and  has  not  caused 
any  important  operations  here.  The  price  has  for 
some  time  been  exceptionally  low  and  the  prospect  of 
a  decline  in  the  production  of  silver  has  helped  to  ad- 
vance the  price  in  some  circles.  As  to  the  supposi- 
tion that  the  payment  of  the  war  indemnity  to  Japan 
by  China  will  be  in  silver,  while  there  is  little  doubt 
that  China  may  have  to  pay  a  very  large  amount  of 
silver  to  Japan,  yet  it  is  evidently  intended  that  the 
payments  shall  be  made  in  installments  extending 
over  a  long  period,  and  the  indemnity  would  then  be 
simply  a  transfer  of  silver  from  one  Asiatic  country 
to  another,  and  might  have  little  bearing  on  the  sil- 
ver movement  between  Europe  and  Asia.  Asa 
matter  of  fact  large  quantities  of  silver  are  said  to  be 
held  by  Asiatic  agents  of  European  banks  to  the 
credit  of  the  latter,  so  that  there  is  little  if  any  trans- 
portation of  silver  between  Europe  and  Asia. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week, 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  flOO 


,  ^S^tynA  — The  qoestion  of  bondiDg  Essex  Oonnty 
for  f2,5(0,0c0  with  which  to  lay  oat  pablio  parks  will  be 
voted  on  the  ooming  election. 


A.nierioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank., 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  , 

Hibernian  Bankinar  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings  

International   

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co. 

Metropolitan  Ma^'ional  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  ,  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Buuk... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  EONDS. 


:^m  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.191-2 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Ohioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10-40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)l933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^8  

Pass  By  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6s   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ...  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58. .  1937 
Oonsnmers  Gas  Ist  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  By  1st  M  68  ..SOO 

N  Ohi  Oity  By  43^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  5s  1909 

W  Chi  St  B  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


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UISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Cal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co.. . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"      Gas  Oo   

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R . . . . 

in  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

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t20 

21 

Mil  &  Obi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insoranoe  Co  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co ...  ^  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  leas  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given 


£775  000 

7% 

tio 

tl2 

£776  000 

8% 

25>st 

t28 

£200  000 

n 

20 

£200  000 

n 

43M 

48^ 

10  000  000 

53% 

66 

500  000 

i'(% 

t510 

tero 

5  500  000 

12% 

266 

2  500  000 

7% 

•f-119 

118 

18  000  000 

21^ 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

1541^ 

4  000  OOf 

4^ 

13 

l-.pi 

1  000  000 

7% 

t65 

•f-6(> 

1  600  000 

7% 

600  000 

10% 

1  260  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

115M 

1)5% 

2  260  000 

65 

70 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  31  Diamond  Match  Co,  111.1271-^ 

Oal&ChiOADCo  56%  Lake  Street  Elevated.  11  jf 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  10  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Uo  9M 

Pfd. ...28  "  Pfd.i6 

Ohi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .45  NY  Biscuit  Co   6.8^ 

"      Pfd. 52  NOhiStRB  261 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  71  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...  13 

Ohi&SSRapTCo  11  WCbiStRB,.,  ...114% 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  April  6,  1895. 


AM.  SIBAW  BOABD  00. 
60  27K 

OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

29  165 

CHI  AND  8  B  BAP  TBAN  00. 

30  UVs 

1  ii3€ 

60 — aoct  iij^ 

W  OKI  8TBEET  E  E. 
8  

7  


DIAMOND  MATCH  00. 

50  

50  

150— ao't  

60— ac't  

50— ao't  


ILIi. 

.126 
.1261^ 
.126 
.126% 
.126)4 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B.  E. 

10  12% 

20  12^ 

260— ao't  12i| 

114%  300— ac't  12% 

115  -  - 


300— ac't  12^ 

Monday,  April  8,  1895. 


AM    8TBAW  BIAED  00. 

1"  29 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 
SO,  126 

12  1261^ 

50  126^ 

7  127 

60— ao't  126»^ 

50— ao't  126^ 

50— ao't  126% 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

*  

80  10% 

40  10^ 

30  10% 

ISO  11 

80— ao't  10^ 

50— ac't  11 


OHI.  OITY  b'T 

10  305 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

16  1U% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

20  

*"  n% 

60  11% 

K'  1'^% 

360— ao't  111^ 

200— ao't  11% 

350— ao't  •  11^ 

150  --ao't  11% 

50— ac't  12 

200— ac't  12% 

50— ao't  \2}^ 


Tuesday,  April  9,  1895. 


OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOV.  00. 

10  46 

NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

60— ao't  262 

STBEET's  W.  OAB  LINE. 

70  13 

NEW  YOBE  BI=0UIT  CO. 

10  53% 

60  64 

60— ao't   5-i% 

AM  STBAW  BaAED 

63  30 

15   301^ 

50  31 

50  31^ 

60— ao't  31% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

30  1141^ 

2  ?'....114% 

65  114% 

50— ao't   1151^ 

100— ao-t  ^   115)1 


CHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

162  101^ 

10  10% 

130  10% 

160  10% 

88  10% 

2  11 

20  UVs 

10— cash  103^ 

10— cash  ,  II  % 

20— cash  ^0^^ 

100— ao't  10 

100 --ao't  10% 

LAKE  ST  .   ELEVATED  B    B . 

20  10% 

100   0% 

11  11 

50  11% 

10   lli^ 

10— cash  10}4 

10— cash  11 

150— ao't  103^ 

103— ao't  10% 

100— ao't  10% 


346 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  IS,  1895 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00 .,  ILIi. 

128  127 

2  121}4 

100— aoot  127 

60— ao't  1271^ 

100— ao't  1271^ 

50— ao't  128 


350— ao't  10% 

200— ao't  \0JI 

6G-ao't  11 

50— ao't  11}^ 

50— ao't  11% 

150— ao't  llj^ 


Wednesday,  April  lO,  1895. 


MO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  263 

eXBEEx'a  W.    CAB  LINE 

50  13 

CHI.  &  8.  8  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

50  10% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
105   127>^ 

60— ao't  1-27  5/^ 

50— ao't  127% 

100— ao't  127% 

150— ao't  128 


LAKE  ST. 

10  

70  

,    150— ao't. 
10  360-Ho't. 


50— oash  10% 

100— ao't  10^8 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 


200— ao't  116 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 
23  31 

105  31% 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 iiM 



 iiM 

 Hk 


150— ao' I  Wf4 

150— ao't  11>^ 


Thursday,  April  II,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

60  

CHI.  CITY  b'i. 

1  306 

STBEEEb's  W.   cab  LINE. 

20  13 

OEMTBAL  UNION  TEL  00, 

tC-  -  X  div  48 

OAI4.  &  OHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 

50  56 

INTEB.  PACK,  &  PBOV.  00. 
25  8 

60  K}i 

NQ.  OHI.   ST.   E.  E  CO. 

5  263 

50— ao't  264j^ 

10(1— ao't   264^ 

50— ao't  264% 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 

72   127% 

62   127% 

l.'^^O— ao't   1271^ 

50— ao't   127% 

160— ao't  11'8 

W.  CHI.  STBEET    E     E  . 

16   ....II6I4 

6  1151^ 

100— aoot  115% 

250— ao't  116 


CHI.  Sb  8.  8.   EAP.  TreN.  00. 

76  10% 

20  ,  11 

26  111^ 

10  115^ 

10  1'% 

50— oaeh   'C% 

100— ao't  l^% 

50 — ao't  1 1 

150— ac'l  113^ 

50 — aoct  11% 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

10  ^0% 

40    11% 

50  11^ 

35  12 

10   2% 

to  ,  12»4 

eo  iv^ 

fo   12% 

60  13 

40   131^ 

1(0  13J4 

2(0  n% 

50— ao't  U% 

lOf  — ao't  11% 

10  —ao't  12 

50— ao't    12% 

50— ao't,  Vi}4 

50— ao't  13 

50— ao't  131^ 

150— ao't  131^ 

250— ao't  13% 


Silver  City,  Iowa. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  until  May  1  for 
the  pnrobase  of  $5,0  0  6  psr  oent  sohool  bonds,  matnring 
Nov.  1  in  the  years  1897  to  1901,  inolosive.  H.  H. 
Hnffaker,  treaenrer. 

Lonisville,  Ky. — The  Court  of  Appeals  of  Kentnoky  hav 
ing  decided  in  favor  o5  the  legality  of  the  issae  of  $500, COO 
4  per  cent  bonds  of  the  city  of  Lonisville,  to  redeem  a  like 
amonnt  of  5  per  oent  bonds,  the  bonds  will  be  delivered  as 
soon  as  possible  to  Farson,  Leaoh  &  Co.  of  New  York,  the 
saooessfnl  bidders. 

Atlanta,  Qa. — Sealed  bids  will  be  reoeived  until  May, 
1895,  for  the  purchase  of  a  series  of  State  bonds  to  pay 
the  principal  and  interest  of  the  Northeastern  Railroad 
bonds  indorsed  by  the  State,  said  principal  and  itjterest 
amonnting  to  *290,C00,  naore  or  less.  K.  U.  Hardeman, 
State  Treasurer. 

Glendive,  Mont. — Bids  for  the  purchase  of  |39,000  bonds 
of  the  denomination  of  $1,000  each,  bearing  intereet  at  6 
per  oent  per  annum,  payable  anLually,  will  be  received  by 
James  MoCormick,  County  Clerk,  Dawson  County,  until  2 
p.  ui.  April  20. 

Pensaoola,  Fla. — The  proposed  issue  of  $3(  ,onOboLds 
Df  the  County  of  Escambia  are  to  run  for  twenty  years. 
Bonds  to  be  of  the  denomination  of  $500  each,  and  to  be 
retired  in  Dumerioal  order  at  not  exceeding  $1,500  pfr 
annum;  inte.'est  payable  annually,  on  the  first  day  of  July, 
in  New  York,  and  bonds  to  be  dated  July  1,  1895.  J.  S. 
Leonard,  Chairman,  Escambia  County  Board,  County  Com. 

Woonsooket,  R.  I. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Alder- 
men an  ordinance  in  the  Common  Council  authoriziog  the 
issue  of  $100,000  of  water-works  improvement  bonds, 
$100,000  water-works  funding  bonds  and  payment  of  a 
part  of  the  sinking  fund  to  the  City  Treasurer,  was  adopted. 

Colombia,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Sohool  Board  it  was 
decided  to  issue  $35,000  in  coupon  bonds,  bearing  interest 
at  4  per  oent  per  annum,  aud  the  interest  to  be  paid  semi- 
annually. Bonds  are  to  run  twenty  years,  redeemable  in 
five  years.    Said  bonds  are  for  school  pur^ses. 


REAL  ESTATE  MAf^KET. 

No  sales  of  especial  signiflcance  have  been  recorded 
this  week.  The  situation  seems  to  be  one  of  wait- 
ing for  soraethiug  t®  turn  up.  There  is  no  end  of 
inquiry  but  few  actual  deals.  Real  Estate  is  hold- 
ing jits  own  quite  as  well  as  any  other  interest,  but 
it  cannot  be  said  to  be  making  the  forward  strides 
that  are  confidently  expected  before  the  summer 
heat  sets  in.  Brokers  say  that  as  yet  the  season  is 
not  far  enough  advanced.  This  is  true,  but  it  is  by 
no  means  a  complete  solution  of  the  slow  movement 
everywhere  experienced.  It  is  simply  true  that  in 
every  line  of  business  there  is  a  slackening  of  the  im- 
provement that  has  heretofore  been  noticeable. 

General  trade  for  the  week  ^has  been  quiet  and  col- 
lections are  slow.  It  is  a  sort  of  "between  time," 
from  the  cold,  early  spring  to  the  warmer  months  of 
May  and  June.  Unquestionably,  Lent  has  had  a 
depressing  effect  on  business  and  the  coming  of 
Easter  will  bring  greater  activity  and  better  trade. 
In  some  lines  this  effect  has  already  been  felt,  but 
in  real  estate  it;  will  not  come  until  the  improved 
business  conditions  are  general. 

The  approach  of  May  has  resulted  in  the  sale  of 
some  small  and  medium  priced  residence  property. 
But  it  has  discouraged  larger  sales.  Rents  show  no 
disposition  to  change  materially  from  last  reports. 
There  is  a  fair  demand  for  good  flats,  but  there  will 
be  fewer  changes  this  year  than  last  because  the  bot- 
tom in  rentals  has  been  reached.  So  long  as  ten- 
ants can  not  better  their  condition  by  moving  they 
will  remain  where  they  are.  The  cheap  rents  have 
kept  many  from  buying  and  building,  but  a  counter 
influence  in  cheap  labor  and  materials  has  helped 
the  building  trades  considerably. 

There  is  a  good  demand  for  loans,  and  where  the 
security  is  ample  there  is  plenty  of  money  at  hand 
at  low  rates  of  interest.  Loan  brokers  report,  how- 
ever, that  the  opportunities  for  making  large  loans 
on  good  security  are  not  as  plentiful  as  formerly. 
Whenever  an  application  is  made  for  a  large  loan  a 
suspicion  is  at  once  raised  that  the  security  may  be 
inadequate  and,  indeed,  in  the  majority  of  instances 
this  is  found  to  be  the  case.  The  large  harvest  of 
foreclosures  which  has  of  late  been  garnered  from 
the  World's  Fair  period  of  loaning  has  put  capita- 
lists on  their  guard. 

WAREHOUSE  CONSTRUCTION  ON    WEST  AND  SOUTH 
SIDES. 

Bradner  Smith  «&  Co.  are  erecting  a  flve-story  and 
basement  brick  warehouse  at  318-:i24  South  Des- 
plaines  street,  to  cost  $50,000.  The  building  will  be 
used  by  them  exclusively  for  the  storage  of  paper, 
and  its  construction  is  rendered  necessary  on  account 
of  their  increasing  business.  George  W.  Press,  the 
south  side  commission  merchant,  is  building  a  two- 
story  and  basement  brick  warehouse  at  6235  to  6237 
Oglesby  avenue, 

APARTMENT  BUILDINGS. 

Steam-heated  apartments  haye  become  very  popular 
of  late  and  at  prices  which  would  have  astonished  the 
builder  of  ten  years  ago.  It  is  now  not  uncommon 
for  an  apartment  to  rent  at  $60  a  month  whereas 
formerly  half  that  sum  was  regarded  as  a  high  price. 
The  result  is  that  even  now  large  capital  is  being 
invested  in  flat  buildings.  An  enumeration  of  even 
the  most  important  of  these  structures  is  not  prac- 
ticable in  this  column,  but  on  another  page  will  be 
found  from  week  to  week  interesting  descriptions  of 
apartment  buildings  costing  from  $50  000  to  $100,000 
and  upwards. 

A  SALE  IN  THE  NORTHWEST. 

The  prominence  into  which  improved  transporta- 
tion facilities  has  brought  the  northwestern  portion 
of  the  city  is  emphasized  this  week  by  a  sale  of  660  by 
1,320  feet  on  Irving  Park  boulevard,  1,980  feet  east  of 
North  Fifty-sixth  avenue,  by  A.  H.  Bauer,  for  $2'i,000. 
This  tract  comprises  a  little  over  nineteen  acres,  and 
the  price  paid  is  at  the  rate  of  about  $1,470  an  acre. 
The  property  can  be  profitably  subdivided  at  that 
figure. 


A  LONG  TERM  LEASE  OF  CLARK  STREET  PROPERTY. 

A  lot  on  Clark  street  66^  feet  north  of  Madison 
street,  east  front,  2U  by  80  feet,  has  been  leased  by 
executors  under  the  estate  of  L.  C.  Paine  Freer  to 
Frederick  M.  Atwood  for  94  years  from  May  1st.  1895. 
This  property  is  part  of  the  site  for  Mr.  Atwood's 
new  building.  The  consideration  for  which  it  is 
rented  is  $5,000  a  year  for  the  first  four  years  and  at 
the  rate  of  $6,000  a  year  for  the  remaining  period  of 
the  term.  After  the  first  five  years  a  building  to 
cost  $50,000  is  to  be  erected  upon  the  land;  and  the 
further  provision  is  made  that  if  the  lessee  so  desires 
he  may  at  the  termination  of  the  lease  make  an  ad- 
ditional one  for  fifty-years,  the  rental  for  the  latter 
term  to  be  decided  by  appraiseis. 

TWO  IMPORTANT  LOANS  ON  IMPROVEP  PROPERTY. 

A  loan  of  $100,000  on  the  Plaza  apartment  house, 
on  the  southeast  corner  of  North  Clark  street  and 
North  avenue,  was  made  for  seven  years  at  51  percent. 
The  security  is  worth  over  1500,000.  A  loan  of  $60,000 
was  made  to  the  Society  of  Priests  on  the  entire 
block  bounded  by  Belden  and  Webster  avenues, 
Osgood  street  and  Sheffield  avenue.  This  loan  runs 
for  fifteen  years  at  5  percent. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Mr.  A.  E.  G.  Goodridge  of  E.  Goodridge  &  Co.,  re- 
ports that  while  there  is  no  great  activity  in  the  real 
estate  market  yet  there  is  a  steady  inquirj  for  invest- 
ments in  well  located  business  and  residence  property 
and  that  values  are  firm.  In  the  loaning  department 
good  applications  are  scarce  and  six  per  cent  is  the 
prevailing  rate  of  interest,  but  in  large  amounts 
Eastern  capital  is  being  loaned  ^  five  and  five  and 
one-half  per  cent.  In  the  renting  department  con- 
cessions are  being  made  to  old  and  desirable  tenants 
rather  than  have  the  property  vacated,  and  there  is 
quite  an  active  inquiry  for  suburban  residence  prop- 
erty, especially  at  Wheaton  and  Glen  Ellyn,  where 
the  Chicago  Golf  Club  has  recently  purchased  and 
located. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.  have  closed  a  numoer  of  sales 
of  property  on  the  North  Shore  and  in  their  subdi- 
vision at  Crawford.  This  firm  reports  a  better  in- 
quiry in  all  branches  of  their  business.  The  improve- 
ment in  the  lot  trade  furnishes  the  most  encourage- 
ment. 

H.  W.  Christian  reports  the  following  sales:  for 
Johnson  Gregory  to  Catherine  Wilmott  the  north- 
east corner  Peoria  and  Fifty-seventh  streets,  74x125 
feet  for  $15,000;  for  Garner  Bros,  to  Capt.  A.  E. 
Ransom  four  2-story  residences  on  Fifty-fourth  street 
east  of  Halsted  street,  for  $20,000;  for  VVm.  D  Kennedy 
seventy-five  feet  east  front  on  Calumet  avenue  be- 
tween Forty-seventh  and  Forty  eighth  streets  for 
$10,500;  for  Catherine  Wilmott  fifty  feet  frontage 
east  of  Ashland  avenue  for  $5,000. 

R.  D.  Cleveland,  the  landscape  photographer, 
formerly  located  at  4019  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  has 
removed  to  his  new  office  Room  1749  Marquette 
Building  northwest  corner  Dearborn  and  Adams 
streets. 

During  the  past  two  weeks  A,  W.  Syrett  reports 
sales  made  by  him  as  follows:  for  Mary  Smith  to 
Nellie  F.  Danzigert  the  apartment  building  situated 
just  west  of  Robey  street  on  Sunnyside  avenue  in 
Ravenswood  for  $7,000;  for  Ernest  Will  to  North- 
west Elevated  Ry  Co.  the  rear  fifty  feet  of  the  south- 
west corner  of  Dayton  and  Bissell  streets  for  $10,500. 
The  three-story  brick  flat  building,  521  School  street, 
for  George  J.  K.  Fiedler  for  $4,800.  Lot  on  Belle 
Plaine  avenue  near  Lincoln  street  to  Theodore  D. 
Hausch$iOO;  for  Michael  McAuliffe,  of  Orange  Grove, 
Miss.,  to  Wm.  E.  Pickard  forty-eight  feet  on  south- 
east corner  of  Byron  and  North  Paulina  streets  for 
$2,500. 

In  November,  1892,  the  Chemical  National  Bank 
made  a  lease  with  the  Hartford  Deposit  Company  for 
five  years  from  May  1,  1893,  for  the  Dearborn  street 
front  of  the  banking  floor  in  the  Hartford  Building 
at  an  annual  rental  of  $12,000,  payable  in  monthly 
installments  of  $1,000  in  advance.  The  first  install- 
ment was  not  paid,  and  on  May  9, 1893,  the  bank  be- 
came insolvent.   July  21  a  receiver  was  appointed, 


April  13, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITSG  JOURNAL. 


3t7 


who  gave  notice  to  terminate  the  lease  July  31,  so  far 
as  he  was  concerned,  and  on  that  day  he  paid  the  de- 
posit company  $2,709.68,  which  was  the  ratable  amount 
of  the  rent  due  for  the  period  from  May  1  to  July  31. 
The  premises  remained  vacant  until  May  1,  1894,  and 
the  deposit  company  sued  the  bank  and  the  receiver 
for  $9,000  rent.  The  trial  court  held  that  the  deposit 
company  was  not  entitled  to  recover  against  either 
the  bank  or  its  receiver,  and  gave  final  judgment  ac- 
cordingly. The  Appellate  Court  has  just  reversed 
the  judgment  of  the  court  below  as  to  the  bank  and 
entered  judgment  for  19,000  against  the  Chemical 
National  Bank.  The  judgment  as  to  the  receiver 
was  aCBrmed. 

Mr.  Edwin  F.  Getchell  located  at  suite  211  Home 
Insurance  Building,  will  on  May  1  remove  to  Room 
1023  Marquette  Building,  corner  Dearborn  and  Adams 
streets. 


NEW  ELECTRIC  LINE  FOR  THE  WEST  SIDE. 


MRS.  HETTIE    GREEN  'Wllil.   INVEST  HER  MONEY  IN 
THE  ENTERPBISE. 

A  new  street  railway  company  has  been  organized 
to  build  au  electric  line  from  Monroe  street  south  on 
Morgan  street  to  Thirteenth  street,  west  to  Lincoln 
street,  south  to  Moore  street,  west  to  Troy  street, 
south  to  Twenty-flrst  street,  west  to  Kedzie 
avenue,  and  south  on  Kedzie  avenue  to  Blue 
Island.  In  addition,  there  is  a  branch  line  to 
begin  at  the  Union  Stock  Yards  and  run  south  on 
Loomis  to  Ninety-flfth  street.  This  line  is  crossed 
by  another,  beginning  at  the  lake  and  extending  west 
on  Seventy-first  street  to  the  city  liT  its.  The  Chi- 
cago and  Worth  Company  has  not  as  yet  secured 
frontage  for  an  extension  into  the  heart  of  the  city. 
Their  agents  have  been  at  work  lately  securing  sig- 
natures on  Congress  street.  They  are  very  hopeful 
that  they  will  succeed,  but  at  present  the  frontage 
secured  does  not  permit  them  to  come  nearer  the 
business  district  than  Monroe  and  Morgan  streets. 
The  promoters  of  the  company  say  that  Hetty  Green's 
Interest  in  it  is  due  largely  to  the  fact  that  she  is  a 
heavy  holder  of  real  estate  in  that  part  of  the  city  in 
■which  the  projected  lines  will  extend.  The  company 
with  which  Hetty  Green  is  claimed  to  be  associated 
was  organized  some  time  ago  with  a  capital  stock  of 
$2,000,000,  and  is  called  the  Chicago  and  Worth  Elec- 
tric Street  Railway  Company.  This  company  has 
secured,  its  promoters  claim,  the  frontage  for  twenty- 
eight  miles  of  track  in  the  southwestern  portion  of 
the  city,  and  will,  on  next  Monday  night,  apply  to 
the  city  council  for  a  franchise. 

It  was  given  out  yesterday  that  this  new  electric 
street  railroad  company  will  work  in  harmony  with 
the  West  Chicago  and  City  Railway  Companies  and 
that  a  system  of  transfers  will  be  arranged  with  those 
roads  as  well  as  with  the  Metropolitan  Elevated.  It 
is  also  said  that  arrangements  have  been  completed 
for  landing  the  Chicago  and  Worth  Electric  passen- 
gers in  the  heart  of  the  business  district  downtown. 
There  will  be  no  competition  with  the  other  roads. 
It  is  likely  that  the  underground  trolley  will  be  used 
in  part  or  throughout  the  entire  system,  but  this 
matter  has  not  been  definitely  decided  upon.  It  is 
claimed  that  the  company  has  secured  the  rights  to 
an  improved  underground  trolley  system  which  is 
superior  to  any  now  in  operation. 

One  of  the  features  of  the  hew  scheme  is  to  con- 
nect South  Chicago  with  Oaklawn  and  Chicago  Ridge 
by  a  line  running  through  Ninety-fifth  street.  The 
backers  of  the  company,  among  whom  is  Mrs.  Hettie 
Green,  are  largely  interested  in  the  land  lying  along 
tlie  rolite,  and  the  purpose  is  to  bring  this  property 
intDttlie  market  for  homes  for  the  working  people  of 
that  manufacturing  center,  South  Chicago.  Plenty 
of  capital  is  said  to  be  back  of  the  company,  and  the 
^ale  of  bonds  for 'money  to  build  the  road  has  been 
arranged  for.  All  the  lines  are  expected  to  be  in  run- 
ning order  this  summer.  No  trouble  in  securing  the 
passage  of  the  ordinance  is  anticipated  by  the  pro- 
moters of  the  company. 


Et,oondido,  OhI  —The  oleo.ion  to  ■cote  |iO.),Ono  in  bonds 
-to  complete  the  distribnting  system,  va.3  sarried. 


MORE  VICTORIES  FOR  THE  REAL  ESTATE 
BOARD. 


Close  on  the  heels  of  the  Torrens  Land  Bill,  simpli- 
fying titles  to  real  estate  in  Illinois  follows  the  suc- 
cess of  the  committee  appointed  by  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board  to  secure  the  passage  of  the  Revenue 
Reform  Bill  in  securing  favorable  reports  by  the 
Senate  committee. 

The  Torrens  Land  Bill  has  already  passed  the 
Senate,  after  being  defeated  once,  and  is  now  safely 
out  of  the  house  committee,  where  it  had  been  hung 
up  for  weeks.  Two  years  ago  the  bill  was  reported 
favorably,  with  hardly  any  consideration  at  all,  and 
was  killed  on  the  floor.  This  session  its  friends  have 
reversed  their  methods  and  given  the  opponents  of 
the  reform  all  the  time  they  wanted  to  fight  the  bill 
in  committee.  Having  weathered  the  gale  there,  the 
real  estate  men  have  good  reason  to  think  the  meas- 
ure will  encounter  little  opposition  on  the  fioor.  par- 
ticularly when  the  Senate  has  reconsidered  its  ad- 
verse vote  and  passed  the  bill.  Messrs.  Smith,  See- 
berger  and  Hurd  have  made  a  determined  and  intel- 
ligent campaign  in  behalf  of  this  movement,  and 
they  also  displayed  rare  judgment  in  selecting  Rep- 
resentative George  W.  Miller,  of  Chicago,  to  intro- 
duce the  bill  and  represent  them  in  the  committee. 
They  are  loud  in  Iheir  praises  of  Mr.  Miller's  man 
agement  and  say  that  if  the  bill  becomes  a  law  he 
will  disserve  much  of  the  resulting  credit. 

The  favorable  report  of  the  Real  Estate  Board's 
rerenue  bill  by  the  Senate  committee  is  also  a  cause 
for  much  gratification  among  the  Chicago  delegation. 
Senator  Littler,  who  is  chairman  of  the  committee, 
showed  unexpected  fair  play  in  permitting  this  action, 
inasmuch  as  his  own  revenue  bill  is  still  in  a  pre- 
carious condition,  and  from  now  on  there  will  be  a 
race  between  the  two  competing  measures. 

The  Chicago  real  estate  men  who  are  interested  in 
securing  the  passage  of  a  revenue  reform  bill  are  try- 
ing to  effect  a  compromise  with  the  friends  of  the 
various  assessment  measures  in  the  legislature  with 
the  purpose  of  getting  some  legislation  this  session 
which  will  remedy  the  existing  evils.  President 
Dunlap  Smith  has  had  consultations  with  Messrs. 
Ferns,  Littler,  Murdock,  Bryan  and  other  members 
who  have  revenue  bills  and  they  have  come  to  the 
oonclusion  that  a  compromise  is  necessary  in  order 
to  get  a  better  law  passed.  If  all  the  bills  are  pushed, 
nont  will  succeed.  He  believes  the  compromise 
measure  will  include  these  two  points:  A  county  in- 
stead of  township  assessors,  and  an  assessment  on  a 
one-eighth  valuation.  The  Chicago  Real  Estate 
Board  desires  the  latter  provision,  while  the  other 
revenue  reformers  are  in  favor  of  having  a  county 
assessor.  Next  week  they  will  take  vigorous  steps 
toward  pushing  this  matter  and  it  is  thought  good 
will  result. 


QUEER  SEWER  CONTRACTS. 

Oid  time  methods  of  taking  contracts  and  sewer 
building  in  the  old  Towns  of  Lake  and  Hyde  Park 
now  afflict  the  city.  Some  of  the  same  gentlemen 
who  figured  twenty  years  ago  still  do  the  jobs.  Com- 
missioner Jones  will  have  his  hands  full. 

M.  J.  Healy  contractor  filed  his  bill  in  the  Superior 
court  yesterday  to  have  certain  sewer  contracts  de- 
clared null  and  void  and  asking  for  an  injunction  to 
restrain  the  carrying  out  of  the  contracts.  These  are 
the  suits  growing  out  of  the  recent  investigation  by 
the  Civic  federation.  Thomas  Gahan  and  Thomas 
Byrne  :  and  Joseph  Duffy  are  made  defendants  in  the 
suits,  with  ex-Commissioner  of  Public  Works  Mc- 
Carthy and  the  city  of  Chicago. 

In  the  three  cases  two  are  contracts  let  to  Gahan 
&  Byrne  and  one  to  Duffy.  It  is  charged  that  the 
defendants  and  other  city  officials  conspired  fraudu- 
lently to  award  the  contracts  to  higher  bidders  than 
the  complainant.  The  Gahan  &  Byrne  contracts  are 
for  the  construction  of  sewers  in  State  street,  be- 
tween 68th  and  7.5th  streets,  and  the  Duffy  contract 
for  the  construction  of  sewers  in  Lake  View  near 
Edgewater.  The  State  street  contracts  cover  4,000 
feet.   Healy  offered  to  do  the  work  for  $1.04  but 


Gahan  &  Byrne  were  awarded  the  contract  at  $1.79 
a  foot.  Duffy's  figures  were  from  20  to  30  per  cent 
higher  than  Healy's. 

Healy  alleges  that  he  is  a  licensed  sewer-builder  and 
contractor,  and  that  he  has  been  a  resident  of  Chi- 
cago for  more  than  twenty  years,  and  that  he  has 
been  engaged  almost  exclusively  in  building  sewers 
under  contract  for  the  city  of  Chicago  and  other 
municipalities.  He  asserts  that  he  complied  with 
all  the  requirements  of  the  advertisement  and  filed 
his  bond  for  $1,000  according  to  specifications.  In 
several  instances  he  was  given  the  contract,  but  he 
was  unable  to  secure  the  contracts  in  question  on 
account  of  the  friendship  existing  between  ex-Com 
missioner  McCarthy  and  the  defendants. 

Newspapers  receive  only  curses  and  no  thanks  or 
pay  for  exposing  frauds.  The  journal  is  grateful 
to  the  Civic  Federation  for  taking  up  the  fight 
against  the  contract,  system  in  vogue  in  Chicago  and 
adjoining  towns  for  the  past  twenty  five  years. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  Ira  C.  Saxe  has  prepared  plans  for  three 
attractive  residences  and  two  flat  buildings  at  Evans- 
ton,  lor  Mr.  Munson.  The  buildings  will  be  two 
stories  high,  the  residences  23  by  38  feet  each  and 
the  flats  22  by  61  feet,  with  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fronts,  relieved  by  brick  bays  and  slate  tower  pro- 
jections, have  hard  wood  finish  in  the  nrincipal  rooms 
and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $3,o00  and 
$4,000,  respectively. 

Architects  Shibley  Brothers-  have  had  sketches 
made  by  several  architects  for  an  elegant  apartment 
building  at  4345  and  4347  Oakcnwald  avenne,  Ken- 
wood. It  will  cover  50  by  14)  feet,  four  stories  and 
basement  high.  The  materials  have  not  been  fully 
decided  upon,  but  it  is  probable  the  front  will  be 
either  of  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  or  of  marble, 
the  interior  finish  of  choice  hard  woods,  and  that  it 
will  be  provided  with  steam  heat,  electric  light,  and 
all  modern  conveniences,  at  an  approximate  cost  of 
$40,000. 

Architects  Dinwiddle  &  Newberry  have  plans 
under  way  for  the  following  improvements:  A  hand- 
some apartment  building  at  16  Pearson  street,  for 
General  W.  C.  Newberry.  It  will  cover  25  by  100  feet, 
basement  and  four  stories  high,  have  an  artistically 
designed  facade  of  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta, 
marble  and  tile  entrances,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  electric  light,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $.0,000.  It  is  to  be  divided  into  eight  apart- 
ments of  six  rooms  each.  A  mill  building  at  101 
Kinzie  street,  for  H.  W.  Newberry.  It  will  be  five 
stories  high,  20  by  100  feet,  of  mill  construction,  with 
front  of  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta,  iron  and  plate 
glass,  have  composition  roof,  hydraulic  freight  ele- 
vator, and  will  cost  $j5,000.  A  warehouse  at  81  Kin- 
zie street,  for  the  J.  A.  Newberry  estate  of  Detroit, 
Mich.  It  will  bt  five  stories  high,  22  by  lOO  feet,  of 
similar  materials  as  the  foregoing  building,  and  will 
cost  $15,000. 

Architect  H  C.  Hoffman  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  Twenty-fourth  street,  near 
Calumet  avenue,  for  Emma  F.  Calkins  It  will  be 
five  stories  and  basement  high,  30  by  80  feet,  have 
stone  front,  slate  tower  projections,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
about  $25,000.   It  will  contain  twenty  apartments. 

Architect  G.  L.  Harvey  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
stone  and  apartment  building  on  Forty-eighth,  near 
Lake  street.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  30  by  70  feet,  have  a  front  of  irun  and  plate 
glass,  pressed  brick  and  stone  hard  wood  finish,  and 
will  cost  $8,000.  It  will  be  divided  into  two  stores 
and  four  apartments. 

Architects  Schroeder&  Koster  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  at  Blue  Island,  111.,  for  George  Heim. 
It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  30 
by  44  feet,  be  built  of  pressed  brick  all  around,  i  ave 
oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  ^5.000. 


Montgomery,  Ala — llabarua's  ontstanding  bond?,  ag- 
gregating aboat  J9,'  CO  ( GO,  bear  4  and  5  per  cent.  A  new 
issae  is  to  be  made  and  Gov.  Oates  appears  to  have  antb- 
ority  to  fix  the  rate  on  these  at  his  own  discretion,  which 
he  thinks  will  be  about  iJ  or  3)^  per  cent. 

BrowDBville,  Tenn. — This  town  will  vote  in  April  ou  the 
proposition  to  issoe  $12,000  6  per  cent  bonds,  rnnnir-g 
twelve  years,  with  the  option  of  calling  in  $1,''00  annnally, 
for  water  works;  population  of  town  3,0tf ;  assessed  valn- 
ation  |500,00J.    No  indebtedness. 

Brownsville,  Tenn. — The  trustees  of  the  Brownsville 
B'emale  OoUege  desire  to  float  |5,000  6  per  cent  bonds, 
intprpot  payable  semi  anr.nally,  for  improvement  purposes. 
Value  of  present  property  $:;0,000,  wiih  do  incumbranoes. 
Address  the  trustees. 


348 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  13.  1895, 


FINANCE  AND  REAL  ESTATE. 


[From  the  Mercantile  and  Financial  Times  ] 

In  a  thriving,  progressive,  prosperous  community, 
practical  financiering  and  dealing  in  real  estate  val 
ues  is  one  of  the  most  attractive,  profitable  and  cer- 
tain means  of  acquiring  wealth  and  prominence 
Special  adaptability  and  fitness,  in  addition  to  nat- 
ural business  ability  developed  by  thorough  and  spe- 
cial training,  are  indispensible  to  success  in  this  ex- 
alted and  responsible  calling.  Chicago  ofiEers  mag 
niflcent  opportunities  in  this  inviting  avenue  of  busi- 
ness for  men  thus  fitted  and  qualified,  and  instances 
of  brilliant  success  and  notable  achievements  are  nu 
merous  and  interesting. 

Among  the  eminently  successful  and  representa- 
tive financiers  and  real  estate  operators  in  this  thriv- 
ing metropolis  there  are  none  who  hold  higher  rank 
for  recognized  ability,  public-spiritedness  and  success 
than  Mr.  C.  F.  Kimball,  President  of  the  banking 
house  of  C.  F.  Kimball  &  Company,  and  also  Presi- 
dent of  the  Illinois  Loan  Association,  both  of  which 
are  located  in  the  Merchants'  Building,  northwest 
corner  of  Washington  and  LaSalle  streets,  Chicago. 
Mr.  Kimball  is  a  native  of  Livingston  county,  Il- 
linois.  He  was  born  in  1862  and  received  a  thorough 
schooling,  supplemented  by  practical  training  in  his 
father's  real  estate  and  banking  oflice  in  his  early 
youth.   After  going  through  the  course  of  training 
in  a  New  York  high-school  and  at  Washburn  Uni- 
versity, he  returned  to  his  father's  office  at  Livings- 
ton.    Full  of  youthful  ambition  and  energy,  the 
younger  Kimball  yearned  for  a  broader  field  in  which 
to  give  play  to  his  recognized  abilities  and  his  desire 
and  aptitude  for  speculation.   He  accordingly  moved 
to  Chicago  and  engaged  in  the  real  estate  and  mort 
gage  loan  business,  at  69  Dearborn  street,  afterwards 
removing  to  his  present  location,  where  Le  has  been 
established  for  many  years.   In  1888  Mr.  Kimball  or 
ganized  the  Illinois  Loan  Association,  which  has  be- 
come a  very  prosperous  institution,  transacting  an 
extensive  business  in  personal  loans  on  real  estate 
and  approved  collateral  security. 

In  addition  to  these  important  interests  Mr.  Kim 
ball  Is  a  stockholder  in  seven  of  Chicago's  National 
banks,  and  has  important  banking  interests  and  con 
nections  in  Iowa.  He  is  a  member  of  the  Chicago 
Board  of  Trade  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  and  the 
Real  Estate  Board,  and  is  otherwise  prominently  and 
actively  identified  with  the  leading  business  inter- 
ests of  the  city.  A  man  of  versatile  talents,  trans- 
cendent ability,  indomitable  courage,  energy  and  en- 
terprise, his  success  has  been  substantial  and  bril- 
liant. In  social  affairs  Mr.  Kimball  is  likewise  prom 
Inent  and  infiuential,  and  holds  membership  in  many 
of  the  most  importantand  influential  clubsand  social 
organizations  in  the  ciiy,  including  the  Chicago  (^lub 
Oakland  Club,  Lincoln  Club,  Columbia  Club,  Jackson 
Club,  Cook  County  Club  and  Chicago  Athletic  Club. 
Courteous  and  affable  in  manner  and  address,  he  is 
ever  ready  to  help  and  promote  every  good  work  that 
concerns  the  public  weal,  and  his  hand  is  always  open 
when  deeds  of  charity  or  help  for  the  needy  appeal  to 
his  humane  sensibifities. 

An  instance  of  Mr.  Kimball's  public  spiritedness 
and  sympathetic  disposition  may  be  cited  in  connec 
tion  with  public  affairs  and  events  of  recent  date, 
without  reflecting  upon  any  one  or  violating  delicacy. 
In  the  spring  of  1894  the  election  commissioners  of 
Cook  county  found  themselves  without  funds  with 
which  to  pay  the  fees  and  per  diem  of  the  clerks  in 
the  election  commissioners'  office,  who  had  officiated 
at  the  April  election  The  aggregate  amount  in- 
volved ran  up  to  twelve  thousand  dollars,  and  many 
of  the  men  were  in  humble  circumstances  and  needed 
the  money  due  for  their  services  The  city  had  no 
means  of  raising  the  necessary  funds  with  which  to 
meet  the  obligation,  and  there  was  serious  disappoint 
ment  and  inconvenience  inflicted  upon  a  large  num- 
ber of  persons.  Mr.  Kimball  realized  the  situation 
and  acted  with  his  customary  decision  and  energy,  by 
voluntarily  taking  up  and  cashing  the  warrants  of 
the  county  clerk  for  the  entire  amount  due,  without 
requiring  or  receiving  one  cent  of  interest  or  discount 
from  the  holders.  In  order  to  carry  out  this  good 
work,  Messrs  Kimball  &  Co.  went  outside  of  their 
own  bank  and  made  a  loan  of  $10,000  from  the  City 
Bank  for  the  purpose.  This  was  a  great  accommoda- 
tion to  the  public  and  an  act  of  practical  kindness  to 
the  men  who  had  served  the  county  well  in  this  re- 
sponsible capacity. 

The  banking  house  of  C.  F.  Kimball  &  Company  is 
incorporated  under  the  banking  laws  of  the  State  of 
Illinois.  Mr.  W.  F.  Plumb  is  Cashier  and  J.  E.  Bren- 
nan  Assistant  Cashier.  In  addition  to  a  general 
banking  business,  this  well-known  substantial  house 
transacts  a  large  business  in  mortgage  loans  and  real 
estate,  not  only  in  the  city,  but  throughout  the 
State.  The  capital  and  resources  of  the  company  are 
ample  and  abundant,  and  their  dealings  are  con- 
ductrd  on  the  strictest  terms  of  intc  gritj  and  honor, 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Coleman,  Tex.— The  Connoil  has  for  sale  $13,000  worth 
of  water  bonds. 

ElbertoD,  Qa. — The  election  fur  electric  light  bonds  has 
resaited  favorably. 

Aitkin,  Minn. — The  village  voted  to  issue  bonds  to  out 
in  an  electric  plant. 

Medford,  Wis. — Tne  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issne  of 
$5,0  0  electric  light  bonds. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TABB  PLAOS  BKTWKBN  UAB.  16  AND  MCH.  31,  1894. 

Beck's  eab.  It  21  In  b  1  of  the  8  e  !i  of  the  s  w  >4  of  sec  21  81 14.  Apr 
2b,  II  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  St.  NOB. 

Earle's  sub,  It  8  of  the  e  H  of  b  S  and  the  w  i4  of  b  6  lu  Oleaver  & 
Sherman's  sab  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  s  20  acres  of  sec  3  S8  14  Apr 
26,  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR. 

Lt  20  In  b  1  In  the  snb  of  tlie  w  10  acres  (ex  the  e  60  ft  and  Iho  8  83  ft) 
of  the  s  64  acres  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec  25  39  13.  May  11,  1  p  m.  Bar- 
bara Kovsrik,  admtrx.  N  0  ti. 


8o  Englewood.  Halbert's  adrl.  Its  21  and  22  In  b  2  and  Its  37  and  38  In  b 
3  )n  the  s  w  14  of  sec  32  S8  14.  Apr  26,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master, 
T  1     17-  .     .  108  Deiirborn  St.  NOR. 

lola,  Jinn.— 1  he  oily  is  seeking  anthoritj  to  issue  $20,000  sampi 


float  $12,000 


liberality,  equity  and  justice. 


light  and  vpater  bonds. 

Marion,  N.  0. — City  will  issne  bonds  for  water  works. 
Address  the  Town  Commissionerb. 

Jackson,  Miss. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $25,000 
in  bonds  for  a  new  schjol  honse. 

Guihrie,  OKla. — The  electors  will  vote  on  the  issne  of 
$5,1  CO  water  improvenaeni  bonds. 

Mooaic.  Pa. — School  Directors  decided  to 
worth  of  5  per  cent  school  district  bonds. 

Richmond,  Mich. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issne 
$15,000  in  bonds  to  put  in  a  complete  water  system. 

Vermilion.  Ohio.  The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  propo- 
sition of  issuing  $?0,000  water  works  bonds. 

Olivid,  Minn. — The  Village  Council  has  called  an  election 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $4,0U0  fire  bon-ls. 

Lookland,  Ohio. — The  citizens  will  vole  on  the  question 
of  issuing  $1'  ,000  in  bonds  for  additional  school  purposes 

Hudson,  Mich. — The  proposition  to  issue  $6,0f0  water 
extension  bonds  will  be  voted  upon  at  Spring  election. 

Binghamton,  N.  Y  — Senator  O'Connor  has  ititroduoed  a 
bill  at  Albany  allowicg  Binghamton  to  ieene  bonds  for  a 
new  water  supply. 

Martin's  Ferry,  Ohio. — The  Connoil  has  passed  an  ordi 
nance  authorizing  the  e>ale  of  $3(1,000  electric  light  bonds, 
bearing  date  of  July  1,  1895. 

Renville,  Minn.— Bids  will  be  received  nntil  May  1  for 
the  purchase  of  $.S,000  20-year  6-per  cent  village  bonds 
Q.  8.  Humphrey,  Village  Recorder. 

Morristown,  N.  J.— Bill  has  been  introduced  in  Legis 
latnre,  Trenton,  authorizing  the  issuing  of  $10,000  in  bonds 
by  the  town  for  the  Fire  Department. 

Kingston,  N.  0. — An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
qu  stion  of  iesuing  $40,0C0  worth  of  bonds  for  eleot/io 
light  and  water  works. 

Alton,  111  — The  citizens  will  vote  in  April  on  iheqnep 
lion  of  the  refunding  $15,000  8  per  cent  water  bonds  which 
will  fall  due  August,  1896.    Patrick  Ward,  City  Clerl'. 

Macon,  Ga. — An  election  will  be  held  April  11  to  vote  on 
the  question  of  issuing  bonds  to  the  amount  of  *1.^0,rco, 
to  be  used  for  improvements.  Bridges  Smith,  Clerk  of 
ihe  Council. 

Salem,  W.  Va. — Bonds  will  be  issned  for  water  supply 
J.  H.  Benedum,  Recorder. 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. — The  electors  have  voted  to  issue 
bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  new  sohoolhonse 

Adrian,  Mich. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  Council  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  improvement  bonds 

Everett,  Wash. — A  proposition  to  bond  the  city  to  bnild 
a  sewer  will  be  submitted  to  a  vote  of  the  people. 

Columbus  Junction,  Iowa. — The  village  has  voted  to 
issue  $10,000  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of  a  water- 
works. 

Lewisbnrg,  Tenn. — A  bill  has  been  introduced  in  the 
Legislature  authorizing  the  city  to  iesne  water-works  bonds. 

Williamsport,  Md. — It  is  proposed  to  issue  bonds  to  the 
amount  of  $20,000  to  aid  in  the  construction  of  the  pro- 
posed bridge  across  the  Potomac  River. 

Passaic,  N.  J. — In  the  Legislature  at  Trenton  the  Senate 
passed  the  bill  giving  Passaic  city  the  power  to  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $100,000,  for  the  erection  of  schools. 

Willoughby,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Aprii  16 
for  the  purchase  of  $6,0C0  electric  light  bonds.  Interest 
5  per  cent,  dated  Mar  1,  1896;  payable  March  J,  1915.  C. 
C.  Jenkins,  Clerk. 

Niles  City,  Mont. — Bids  will  be  received  until  April  23 
for  the  purchase  of  Ouster  County  coupon  bonds  of  $200,- 
000  of  the  denominations  of  $1,000,  and  $74,000  of  the 
denomination  of  $500.  Interest  5  per  cent.  J.  W.  Wat- 
sus,  commissioner. 


Orooketon,  Minn , 
for  the  purchase  of 
bonds.    Wm.  A.  Lancott 


—Bids  will  be  received  nntil  April  9 
$10,000  5  per  cent  thirty  years'  city 


Athens,  O. — Bids  will  be  received  nntil  April  13  for  the 
purchase  of  $100,000  5  per  cent  one  to  ten  year  road  bonds 
A.  J.  Fmnk,  County  Auditor. 


son  &  Greene'8  add,  It  17  in  b  1 .  Apr  29,  1pm.  Gei  Mills  Roa- 
ere,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 
Norton's  sub.  It  11  and  s  H  of  It  12  of  the  e  ^  of  b  61  lu  Oanal  Trnstees 
sab  of  sec  33  40  14.  May  11,  2  p  m.  Matthias  Wermer.klrohen,  execn. 
tor.  NOR. 

Morey's  sab.  It  10  In  b  1  of  the  n  H  of  It  30  in  the  School  Trustees  snb 
of  sec  Ifi  38  14.  Apr  27,  11  a  m.  Jas  P  Mahoney,  muter,  I31i  Ashlind 
blk.  NOR. 

Jacobs'  resub.  It  2  in  b  3  of  pts  of  bs  3  aud  4  of  Mc  larthy's  sab  of  tbe 
w  H  of  the  e  w  14  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  2«.  10  u  m.  Thos 
Taylor,  Jr.  master,  702  Ohicago  Opera  House  bldg  NOR. 

Circuit  Ct  ptD,  It  4  of  It  6  in  b  61  ia  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  bs  in  the 
n  w  w  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  apr  29,  U  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master.  S26 
Open  House  bldj?.  L  N. 

Holstein,  Tlukham'j  add.  Its  4  to  7.  Its  13  to  16  la  h  2,  l.s  9  to  12,  14  to 
17  lu  b  3,  Us  26  27  SI  32  in  b  l.lts  5  27  2H  29  6  13  to  24  in  b  5,  Its  I  to  6  7 
8  9  in  b  6,  Its  1  to  9  in  b  7,  Us  3  to  2i  In  b  9.  May  2,  Ham.  Ill  T  4 
Svg  tik,  executor.  L  N. 

Altgeld's  sub.  it  23  of  the  n  H  and  th"*  s  e  K  of  subblk  4  in  b  44  Shef. 
field's  add.  Apr  27. 11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  l«8  Dearborn  st. 
L  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add,  It  49  la  b  44,  being  a  snb  of  the  s  of  sec 
8  37  48  and  15,  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  66  Portland 
blk.  L  N. 

Banwens  &  Stewart's  sub.  It  31  of  th  )  w  pt  of  b  20  in  the  Oanal  Trus- 
tees sub  of  pts  sees  6  39  14.  May  2,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
i-i  N. 

Belle  Plaine,  Salzer's  add.  It  I  a  sob  of  the  8  8.81  acres  of  the  n  w  H  of 
the  »  w  ^  sec  17  40  14;  also  It  3  and  the  w  5  ft  of  It  2  in  CookBon'-" 
resub  of  its  8  and  9  in  b  6  in  Handley's  sub  of  Us  3  to  21  and  33  to  37 
ia  Pine  Urove.  sec  21  40  14.  May  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
L  N. 

Marten's  sub,  Its  6  7  and  8  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the 
n  w  !4  of  sec  18  37  14.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Walsh  &  McMullen's  sub.  It  48  la  b  7  of  the  «  %  of  the  s  e  )4  of  sec  20 
39  14.  Apr  3(1.  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master.  L  N. 

Pickett's  2nd  add,  It  16  in  b  4  in  the  w  V4  of  the  n  e  S4  of  see  6  39  14. 

14.  Apr  3(1,  11  a  m.  Gei  Bass,  master.  L  N. 
Grayland.  It  10  in  b  2  a  sub  of  the  a  w  !4  of  sec  22  40  13.  Apr  29,  2  p  m 

H  L  Wait,  m^frter.  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 
Kittler's  sab  lu  1  to  H  of  lh%  e  245.3  ft  of  the  s  V4  of  It  5  of  Pcbool 

Trustees  tub  of  sec  6  38  14.  Apr  24,  11am.    Walter  tu'ler.  muster. 

Ritchie's  sub,  Its  34  to  41  aad  611  la  b  7  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec 
2;6I4.  Apr  21.  1pm,  Edm  8  Oummiugs.  mastar,  701  Kedzle  bldg. 
Ij  B. 

The  n  e  of  the  8  w  J4  anJ  the  s  e  >4  of  the  n  w  ><i  of  pec  IS  42  11;  alto 
ihe  8  w  14  of  ihe  n  w  ^  and  the  n  w  of  the  s  w  M  "f  eeo  15  42  11. 
f  pr  27,  3  pm.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  B. 

Johnston  A  Lee's  sub.  It  10  In  sn  Jblk  2  in  b  2  of  tbe  s  w  «  of  seo  20  .'9 
14.  Apr  27,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  7U1  Kedzle  bldg.  L  B. 

Johneton  &  Oox's  sub,  It  6  in  b  3  in  the  snb  of  hs  1  to  4  of  Ihe  s  w  ^  of 
•he  s  w  !4  of  neo  36  40  13.  Apr  27,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master. 
11)0  Washington  St.  LB 

Gibson's  sab.  It  44  of  b  12  la  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  f  »ec  7  37  14 .  Apr 
25,  1pm.  Wm  F  Weimers.  master.  6  .0  Open  UuUie  bldg.  L  B. 


Onion  Park  add.  It  16  in  b  2  in  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  8  : 
Geo  Mills  Rogers,  maxter.  L  B. 


114.    Apr  26,  1pm. 


So  Lynne.  Its  1  and  2  b  11  a  sab  of  Ihe  n  Vi  of  sec  19  38  14.  Apr  22,  12  m, 
Jno  J  Healey,  master.  401-7  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

Stinson's  sub.  It  11  of  b  44  in  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  sec  7  39  14.  Apr  23, 
1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  162  Washington  St.  L  B. 

Eogelkii>g's  sub.  It  1  of  the  w  H  of  b  7  in  Assessor's  <iiv  of  the  e  M  of 
the  s  e  !i  of  seo  )8  39  14.  Apr  22,  1pm.  Edm  8  (.ummlngs,  master. 
Ij  B. 

Tan  Kchaeck  &  Herriok's  sub.  It  35  In  b  4  of  the  n  40  sores  of  the  w  % 
of  Ihe  e  y,  of  sec  2  39 13.  Apr  2.5.  10  a  m.  J»s  R  Mai.u.  matser,  175 
Dearborn  St.  L  N. 

Morton  Pk.  H  Ld  &  I  Oo's  add.  Its  1  to  10  in  b  6  a  'ub  of  the  e  M  of  the 
n  w  !4  of  sec  28  39  13.  May  1,  It  a  m.  P  8  Weare,  guardian.  L,  B. 

Hosmer's  add.  It  64  in  b  2  of  b  1  in  "Or  agin' 
Wood,  admtr.  L  B. 


Sheffield's  at-d.  It  12  in  the  w  V4  of  b  7  of  b  44. 
0  oper,  master.  L  B. 


Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Wm  0 
Apr  26,  1pm,    Wm  F 


Johnston  &  Oox's  snb,  It  37  and  the  n  H  of  It  36  in  b  1  of  bs  1  to  4  of  tlie 
8  w  J4  of  the  8  w  >i  of  sec  £6  40  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  Catherine  8  Dean, 
admtrx.  L  B. 

Western  Springs,  Oaldwell.s  snb  of  Lay's  add.  Its  7  8  and  9  a  sub  of  tbe 
e  pt  of  the  n  w  1.4  of  sec  6  38  12.  Apr  23,  1pm.  Jno  W  Ooverstoue, 
executor.  L  B. 


Gross  h  Oonnselman'"  'uh.  It  13  of  b  9  of  the  n  w  M  of  see  9  40  14. 
26,  11  a  m.  Jno  iiauScnan,  admtr.  L  B. 


Apr 


School  Sec  add,  the  s  hf  of  It  7  in  Hubbard's  sub  of  b  39. 
1.  Raffaele  De  Bartolo,  admtr.  L  B. 


Apr  26,  11  a 


Miller's  sub.  It  89  of  Its  1  to  5  and  It  7  In  b  4  It*  1  to  6  and  11  to  14  in  b 
3  and  Its  3  to  6  in  b  fl  in  Oook  &  Anderson's  tub  of  the  A  of  the  n  e 
H  of  sec  24  39  18.  Apr  1,  p  m.  Mary  oird.  admtr.  L  B. 


,  of  sec  4  89  14.   May  4,  11 


Batterfield'8  add,  sublt  14  of  It  6  in  the  n  w  ' 

a  m.  Ann  Doyle,  admtrx.  NOR. 
Gross  &  Oonnselman's  snb,  It  35  of  b  9  in  the  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  n  w 
H  of  860  29  4(1 14.    Apr26,llam.    Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La 
Halle  St.  NOR. 

Hubbard's  snb,  It  26  in  b  3  and  It  66  in  b  4  of  Comm  div  of  It  14  in  b  24 
in  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of  sec  29  39  14.  May  3.  11  a  m.  HI  T  4  tivg  Bk. 
admtr.  NOR. 

Dlven's  sub,  It  32  io  b  8  of  the  w  hf  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  w  M  and  e  % 
of  the  n  w  qr  of  the  8  w  qr  of  sec  2  39  13.  Apr  16,  1  p  m.  Title  G  &  T 
Oo,  adjutr.  L  B. 

Bine  Isl  \  It  4  iQ  b  1:12  in  the  s  w  54  of  she  81  37  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  A  F 
Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Loring  &  Gihb's  sub,  the  n  17  ft  of  It  38  all  of  It  39  and  the  s  12  ft  of  It 
40  in  b  3  of  pt  of  the  n  e  ^  of  spc  22  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bnt- 
ler, master,  l,  N. 


Rockwell's  add.  It  44  in  sobbik  2  in  the  sub  of  its  1  to  12  in  b  12. 
11  a  c  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  L  N. 


Apr  10 


April  13,  ]»s-6. 


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Lt  6  ex  the  n  30  ft  in  b  49  in  the  original  town.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Laoias 

W  Winchester,  mseter.  115  Monroe  st.  L  B. 
Park  Bidge.  Hodges'  add,  lis  12  to  16  in  b  1,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  e  M 

of  see  36  41  12.  Apr  11,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  sc 

Western  Hprlogs,  resub  pt  E  Hinsdale,  all  of  b  39  a  eub  of  the  e  S4  of 
sec  t)  88  12.  Apr  8,  2  pm.  H  L  Watt,  mas  er,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 

Weddell  &  Oox's  Hil'side  snb.  It  3  in  b  6  in  the  n  w      of  seo  29  38  14 
Apr  8,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr.  master.  L  N 

Wath  Hgts,  Bm«t'd  add,  It  43  b  4     Apr  18.  U  am.   Jno  T  Noyes.  mas- 
ter, 88  and  90  Washington  nt.  LB. 

Linden  Grove,  the  s  6  ft  of  the  w  97  ft  of  It  10  and  the  n  28  ft  of  the 
97  ft  of  It  in  b  12  seo  21  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.    L  W  Winchester,  mas- 
ter, 115  Monroe  St.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trnstees  sab.  Its  96  and  96  in  b  43  in  seo  33  40  14 
Walter  Batler,  master,  66  Portland  bik.  L  N. 


Apr  16,  11  a  m. 


Tieman's 
of  sec  18 


HoDore's  resub,  't  23  in  b  2  of  bs  1  2  3  4  6  and  w  (4  of  b  6  in 
snb  of  pt  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  14  and  the  w  i4  of  the  a  e  H 
39  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Duncan's  resub.  It  90  of  b7  in  Taylor  &  Kreigh's  sbb  of  the  e  H  of  the 
n  w  !i  of  sec  4  38  14.  Apr  9,  11  a  m.  A  F  fatevenson,  master,  60  Port- 
land bIk.  L  N. 

So  Lynne,  Tail's  sub,  Us  25  26  and  27  in  b  17  of  the  n  H  and  the  n  w  k 
of  the  8  w  !4  ot  8  c  sec  19  38  14.  Apr  8, 10  a  m  Thos  Taylor  Jr  mis 
ter,  702  Chicago  Opera  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Bowes'  snb.  Its  1  to  9  of  It  2  and  Ihe  n  H  of  It  3  in  b  5  of  Stone's  sub  of 
the  e  20  ac  es  of  the  n  30  acres  of  the  w  ^  of  the  e  w  of  sec  3  38 
14.  Mar  14,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  B.  v/i-oio 

Hyde  Pk,  Eerger's  2nd  add.  It  13  in  b  4  a  snb  of  the  s  330  ft  of  Ihe  n  V4 
of  sec  32  38  16.  Mar  12,  10  a  m.  Ihoe  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Street's  snb,  bs  9  15  and  16  of  the  e  H  of  the  8  w  14  of  sec  17  37  14 
Mar  13, 11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noje?,  master,  88  and  90  Washicgton  st.  L  b! 


'  628  Alleys  Clifton  Raoine 

Center  Garfield 

'  629  44th  Greenwood  av.Bllie  av 

'  636  52d  Drexel  av  Cottage  G  av  0  g  &  m 

'  637  Ashland  av.  ,  Ohio   Milwaakee  av  g&p 

'  638  Eldridge  ot. . .  State  Michigan  av 

'  639  Prairie  av . . . .  25th  26th 

'  663  Linooln  av...  Center  Fnllerton  av 

'  667  W  Harrison. .  Oanal  Halsted 

'  672  Bluoher  Wellington . . .  Noble  av 

'  674  Otto  Clark  Halsted 

•  679  Maplew'd  av.  North  av  Bl'm'gdale  rd 

'  680  Alleys  Augnsta  Thomas 

Glenwood  Robey 

681  Alley  from  the  n  line  of  Iowa  st  to  s  line 


o  g  &  p 


682  Alleys. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATeS. 

Note — Abbreviations  signify:  o.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  waterservice; 
swk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 


WAB.   NO.  SIBEEI 


15315    Alley  bet. 


imp't 


. .0  g  and  p 


"  311 
"  310 

"  309 

"  308 

"  307 

«  306 

"  306 

'•  304 

"  303 

"  291 
"  290 

"  288 

"  281 

"  286 
"  283 

271 
"  270 

•  269 

'  268 
'  263 

*  262 

'  258 
'  257 
'  244 
'  182 

110 
613 


0  g  &  m 
c  g  &  p 


o  f  &  p 
0  g  &  p 


Blackhawk ....  Division 
Ashland  av  . . . .  Dickson 

Lewis  Wrightw'd  av..Diver8ey 

Alley  e  &  w.. Fremont  Bissell 

Garfield  av . . . .  Webster  av 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Center 

Dayton  Halsted 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Center 

Dayton  Fremont 

Alley  e  &  w . .  Fremont  ot  Bissell 

Center  Garfield  av 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av 

Dayton  Fremont 

Alleys  Clay   Center 

Davton  Freemont 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av 

Oayton  Halsted 

*8th  Cottage  G  av..8t  Law'oe  av 

Alleys  .Garneld  av  Center 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

Allsy  Id  b  25  and  s  hf  b  23  C  T  sub  w  hf  seo 

Alley  e  and  w  and  n  and  a  in  b  3  Ashland  2d 
add.  t( 

Town  ot  North  av  b  ter 

Alley  n  and  s.Van  Bnren  Jackson 

Jefferson  Clinton 

Allery  in  b  17  Ashland's  2d  add 

Bloom  34th  38th 

Alleys  12th  Bnnker 

Desplaines  Halsted 

Flonrnoy  Francisco  Albany  av 

Alleys  Milwaukee  av..Elk  Grove  av 

Wood  Girard 

Alley  e  and  w. Paulina  Wood 

Huron  Superior 

Webster  av. .  .Dominick  Ch'go  river 

Cott'.ge  3  av  44th  59th 

Indiana  av  .  .29th  30th 

Alley  e  &  w  in  n  hf  b  41  C  T  sab 
seo  7  39  14 

2'M  35th 

Halsted  Blue  Isl  av 

Forqner  Taylor 

Taylor  12th 

Marshfield ....  Ashland  av 

Alleys  Carroll  Fulton 

Ano  May 

Alleys  Throop  Center 

Jackson  Van  Bnren 

All®y  Randolph  Washington 

Willard  pi  Ann 

Alleys  Pnlton  Lake 

May  Aan 

Alleys  n  and  s  bet  w  hf  b  21  0  T  sab 
of  pt  seo  33  40  14. 

Alleys  Locust  Chicago 

.„  Townsend  Sedgwick 

Alley  Locust  Oak 

Townsend ....  Sedgwick 
Alley  Oak  Bobbie 

Larrabee  Gaalt 

Lexington  av.^Oth  eist 

Alleys  Clifton  Raoine 

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Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantea  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300,000 


"BODY  RESTED^  MIND  AT  EASE." 

That  is  what  it  is  whe  n  traveling  on  the  fast 
trains  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Hall- 
way ;  besides  there  is  no  chance  to  "kick"  for  the 
accomodations  are  up  to  date,  the  trains  keep  mov- 
ing right  along  and  get  there  on  time.    Thase  lines 
thoroughly  cover  the  territory  between  Chicago,  La 
Crosse,  St  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Aberdeen,  Mitchell, 
Sioux  Falls,  Sioux  City,  Yankton,  Council  Bluffs  and 
Omaha  and  Northern  Michigan.   All  the  prrncipal 
cities  and  towns  in  that  territory  are  reached  by 
the  "St.  Pau  "  lines,  conrecting  at  St.  Paul,  Coun- 
cil Bluffs  and  Omaha  with  all  lines  for  points  in  the 
far  west.    Write  to  F.  A.  Miller.  Ass't  Gen'l  Pass'r 
Agent,  Chicago  111.,  for  one  of  their  new  map  time 
tables  and  a  brochure  giving  a  description  of  the 
Compartment  Sleeping  cars.   Tickets  furnished  by 
any  coupon  ticket  agent  in  the  United  Sta'tes  and 
Canada.   The  finest  dining  cars  in  the  world  are 
run    on  the  solid  vestib'iled,  electric-lighted  and 
steam-heated  trains  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 
St.  Paul  Railway. 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re, 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  fttstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SEBVIOE  AND  BEA80NABLB  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GWYNN  Gabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vice  Prest. 
A.  A.  Stbwabt,  Seo'y.    0-  B.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Irnst  Officer. 


FOK.  SALE. 


0  f  «5  p 

d  g  &  p 
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C  g  «5  p 

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Alleys...  . 


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616 


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618 


619 


621 


622 


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'  624 

626 
627 


The  Proviso  Land  Associaton 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

nineteenth  avenue 

In  their  addition  to 

MAT  WOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PEOPEETY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  beeing  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  250  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property. 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and 
attention. 
Will  trade 


can  not  give  it  proper 


E.  A.  Cumming.> 
Eugene  H.  Fishbnrn,  Secy 


trustees: 
H.  G.  Foreman 


Wm. 


James  Darlow. 
M  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street,      .     SAN  rRANOISCO,  CAL. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOETH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  EstatCp  Mortgage  Loans  and 

ijsi  sxjie.-A.asroE. 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOOIATION ■ 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NOHTH  SHORE  PROPERTY  ]n  \  r>  n  r\ 

A  SPECIALTY.  VyniCagO. 


350 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOCTRNAL. 


April  13,  1896 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
April.  11,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   3»4  |1,932,727 

Oity,  nud6r$l,00C   9  J  56,284 

Ooanty  U9  252,850 

Total   582         t2, 241,861 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  April.  12,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Oltv,  over  tl,COO                             392  12.281,941 

City,  under  1,000                             145  84,439 

Lonnty                                           181  277,9.5 

Total    718  t2,65il,28S 


Aberdeen  st,  141  ft  s  of  6l8t,  e  f  52^x124 
8-10;  Apr  9.  J  Oonitz  to  J  N  Kane. $7,100 

Aberdeen  at,  100  ft  n  of  Harrison,  w  f  27>^ 
xlO";  Apr  6.  A  B  Walton  et  al  to  D 
Sohnll   f 3,050 

Aberdeen  st,  219  ft  b  of  60th.  w  f  25x124; 
Mar  26.  W  E  Powell  to  E  6  Shaughneasy 
 $7,000 

Aberdeen  gt,  same  ppty;  Mar  29.  E  S 
Shaoghoe^sy  to  J  H  Green  $7,000 

Aberdeen  at.  219  ft  s  of  60th,  w  f  25x124; 
Apr  1   J  H  Green  to  B  M  Cannon. $7,000 

Adams  Pt,  222  ft  w  of  Throop,  n  f  25x120; 
Mar  8.  Eat  of  J  R  Seavev  to  J  0  Eneade 
 .'  ....$7,500 

Ada  st,  215  ft  n  of  51  et,  w  f  25x124;  Mar 
30.  d  H  Gage  to  J  A  Ross  $1,950 

Albany  av,  IfO  ft  a  of  Hnron  st,  e  f  VSs 
127;  Apr  8.  G  W  Soddard  to  O  J  Lyoge 
 $1,000 

Addison  av,  248  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  a  f  25x 
124;  Mar  30.  J  T  Scheldt  to  H  O  Hanson 
 $3, '200 

Albany  av.  47  ft  s  of  13th  at,  e  f  24x144}^; 
Mar  22.  H  Matthe«  to  J  Ho»e  Jr.. $2,500 

Armour  av.  572  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  e  f  25x100; 
June  M  MoMartin  to  0  Moore 
 $2,600 

Ashland  av,  200  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25S.124; 
Apr  6.  H  Bohne  to  J  Jaap   $7,360 

Aehlaud  av,  123  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  1.  B  Robinsky  to  M  Liokton 
  $l,t00 

Ashland  av,  n  w  oor  Sannyside,  e  f  42x 
165;  Apr  4.  H  L  Leland  to  E  D  Nelaoii 
 $5,000 

Ashland  av,  a  e  oor  84th  st,  w  f  247x173, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  3.  E  Uhodes  to  DeW 
0  Butts  $12,000 

Aogaata  at,  236  ft  w  of  Noble,  n  f  25x127; 
Apr  3.  Maat  in  Chy  to  A  Stenzel.. $2,476 

Belle  Plaine  av,  73  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  n  f  25x 
120;  Nov  1,'94.  S  Broven  Jr  to  F  A 
JoUey  $1,082 

Belmont  av,  216  ft  e  of  Ridgeland.  u  f  100 
xl25;  Apr  10.  M  L  WolfiE  to  A  N  Hield 
 ,  |2,5C0 

Berenioe  av,  225  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  a  f  37}^xl25;  Mar  25.  O  J  Ford  to 
l£  A  Johnson   $1,125 

Bishop  st,  190  ft  a  of  514.  e  f  3Tj^xl24; 
Mar  6.  J  Alkofer  to  E  0  Roberta.  ..$5,000 

Biamarok  st,  241  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  6.  0  Denbler  to  0 
Sohastz   $2,400 

Bonoey  av,  n  w  oor  W  28th  st,  e  f  49x124; 
Apr  "l.  L  Ford  to  O  Rothe  $1,500 

Bonney  av,  49  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  e  f  48x 
1261^;  Mar  26.  E  Enstis  to  W  Frink 
 $1,500 

Bo^worth  av,  75  ft  a  of  Waveland,  e  f  25x 
123;  Jan  26.  T  Siokel  et  al  to  0  O 
Scholtz  et  al  $1,200 

Baokingham  pi,  317  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  t 
32x132;  Apr  2.  P  aohaeppi  to  H  F 
Sohnettler  $2,720 

Burling  *t,  261  ft  n  of  Follerton  av,  e  f  25 
xl26%;  Apr  4.  0  E  Kolz  to  R  F  Dreyer 
 $4,10J 

Byron  st,  122  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  a  f  25x150; 
Apr  4.  F  Gnelz  )w  to  Q  G  Steging. $3,500 

Oalifornia  av,  n  e  oor  Joaeph  st,  n  f  25x 
125;  Apr  4.  M  O'Brien  to  E  F  O'Brien 
 $1,(!C0 

Oalifornia  av,  609  ft  n  of  W  12th  at,  w  f 
24x102;  Feb  9.  8  A  Ring  et  al  to  R  M 
Jaftray  ...$l,100 

California  av,  140  ft  n  of  Lexington  at,  w 
f  25x120;  Apr  LAW  Kratz  to  E  L 
(J'Hearne   $7,000 

Calnmet  av,  182  ft  s  of  39th  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Mar  18.  E  Woeasner  to  M  Mo- 
Donald  $2,640 

Oalamet  av.  same  ppty;  Apr  6.  M  Mc- 
Donald /o  L  E  McDonald  $2,640 

Caloraet  av,  171  ft  a  of  43rd  st,  w  f  25x 


128;  Apr  5.  J  H  Coata  to  B  Kallman 
 $14,000 

Oalamet  av,  100  ft  «  of  47th  at,  e  f  25x 
128}^;  Apr  3.  W  B  Kennedy  to  J  Oorae 
et  al  $3,700 

Canal  st,  70  ft  n  of  Maxwell,  e  f  23x110; 
Apr  1.  D  Siegel  to  M  T  Kendig  $6,C00 

Carpenter  st,  224  ft  a  of  56th,  w  f  35x124; 
Apr  6.  J  E  Hayes  to  J  F  Pearoe . . .  $1,200 

Carpenter  st,  150  ft  n  of  62nd,  w  f  25x124; 
Apr  3.  Maat  in  Chy  to  Pacific  L  &  H 
Assn  $3,982 

Carpenter  st,  110  ft  a  of  Fnlton,  e  f  23x 
121;  Mar  6.  A  M  D  Wallace  to  E  A 
Brant  $5,012 

Carroll  av,  112  ft  w  of  Elizabeth  at,  s  f 
66  44-100x174;  Apr  1, '90.  Est  of  B  F 
Lanterman  to  IT  Edwards  $5,600 

Carroll  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  29,'95.  Est  of 
B  F  Lanterman  to  I  T  Edwards.  .  $3,600 

Carroll  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  29.  8  T 
Edwards  to  E  Hess  $18,003 

Oastello  av,  s  e  cor  Hancock,  n  f  25xl2.o; 
Apr  10.  N  Haogaa  to  G  Nirisoa. .  .$3,0  10 

Central  av,  2U5  ft  s  of  82Dd  st,  e  f  lOOx 
125;  Apr  8.  W  Mnake  to  F  G  Bock.$?,8no 

Central  Park  av,  150  ft  a  of  Jackson  at,  w 
f  25x100;  Apr  8.  M  J  Perry  to  A  Borke 
,.  $3,125 

Centre  at,  495  ft  w  of  Aahland  av,  u  f  24 
16-lC0i264  30  100;  Apr  3,  A  Lobeke  to 
C  Voigt  $1,500 

Centre  st,  619  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  24 
19-100x264  30  100;  Apr  3.  C  Voigt  et  al 
to  Anna  Lnbeke  et  al  $1,600 

Centre  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  3.  Anna  Labeke 
et  al  to  Annie  Lnbeke  $1,500 

Centre  st,  76  ft  w  of  Howe,  n  f  25x122; 
Apr  9.  1  Beck  to  W  J  Kahn  $4,100 

Champlain  av,  248  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  8.  W  V  Jacobs  to  H  TV  Will- 
iams $2,000 

Champlain  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  9.  H  W 
Williams  to  I  Marsoh  $2,400 

Chicago  av,  s  e  oor  Paulina  at,  n  f  24x120; 
Apr  11.  A  Munchausen  to  L  Nath.. $8,800 

Chicago  av,  125  ft  e  of  Armour  at,  n  f  25x 
123;  Feb  27.  R  Deffs  to  F  Leonhard 
 $2,400 

Chicago  av,  345  ft  e  of  Kedzie,  a  f  126  ft 
to  R  R  tracks;  Mar  20.  J  Shanaghy  to  8 
Wheelock  $2,250 

Chicago  Heights,  It  25x26  block  2  n  >^  n 
w  %  33-40-13;  Feb  27.  H  Berkey  to  F 
F  Arnold  $1,400 

Clark  av,  216  ft  s  of  93rd  st,  e  f  37^^x125; 
Apr  1.  8  B  Gross  to  C  A  Farnaworth 
   $1,700 

Clayton  at,  60  ft  e  of  Eisk,  nf  25xlC0. 
more  or  less;  Mar  7.  J  Papez  to  8 
Preisler  et  al   $2,500 

Olareooe  av,  2(  0  f  t  s  of  Bryon  st,  w  f  25x 
120,  Mar  27.  W  0  Gardiner  to  H  fibert 
Jr    $1,150 

Clare  pi,  50  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  s  f  25x102; 
Apr  10.  0  J  Nilson  to  F  Magnusson 
 $1,800 

Clifton  av,  1.S9  ft  n  of  Noble,  w  f  24x124; 
Apr  1.  M  Laraon  to  E  8took  $4,000 

Clinton  at,  s  w  oor  120.h,  e  f  50x123;  Mar 
28.  J  8  Patterson  to  C  8teneking.  .$6,500 

Coles  av,  40  ft  a  e  of  77th  pi,  n  e  f  40x100; 
Mar  1.  J  P  Byrne  to  P  J  MoDonagh 
 $2,000 

Oolea  av,  s  w  oor  77th  pi,  n  e  f  40x100; 
Mar  1.  J  P  Byrne  to  M  Kraetzer  ..$2  000 

Coles  av,  80  ft  a  e  of  77th  pi,  n  e  f  40x 
100;  Mar  1.  J  P  Byrne  to  M  Fiaoher 
 $2,000 

Cooper  at,  100  ft  a  of  65th,  w  f  75x125; 
Apr  6.  B  M  8mith  to  J  M  Kean  $1,500 

Oongresa  and  Harrison  sts,  alley  lot  bet, 
317  ft  w  of  Congress  Park  110x98;  Got 
10,'94.  W  W  Mohren  et  al  to  C  Ham- 
mond $2,000 

Cornelia  st,  225  't  w  of  Campbell,  s  f  25y 
124;  Apr  6.  B  K  Bornes  to  O  J  Palmer 
 $4,003 

Cornelia  at,  n  e  cor  Campbell  av,  s  f  25x 
124;  Mar  6.  H  K  Carmiohasl  to  J 
Svoboda   ...$  1,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  104  ft  a  of  75th  at,  w  f 
25x125;  Mar  27.  H  D  Oberholzer  to  L 
Waibaum  $1,400 

Dearborn  at,  premiaps  No  6012;  Mar  21. 
8  8chlatt  to  M  A  Morgan  $3,60C 

Delia  st,  217  ft  e  of  W  48th,  s  f  26x125; 
Apr  6.  W  Weber  to  M  8  Slattler..  .$2,800 

Diversey  st,  50  ft  e  of  Perry,  s  f  24xl24i^; 
Apr6.  M  Faust  to  N  Oeffling  ....$1,?51 

Dickens  av,  50  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  25x150; 
Apr  3.  J  Preuss  to  A  F  Hagglund ..  $2,100 

Dover  st.  n  e  oor  Wilson  av,  w  f  190x175, 
more  or  less;  Apr  1.  OF  Johnson  to  T 
A  Pease  $20,000 

Duncan  av,  216  ft  s  of  79th  st,  d  f  z5xl24; 
Apr  3.  A  B  Jobanneson  to  J  Qavigan 


 $2,300 

Dunniu>r  at,  227  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
18}^xll5;  Mar  29.  J  W  Snyder  et  al  to 
H  W  Harpold  $5,000 

Earl  av,  80  ft,  more  or  leaa;  s  e  of  Swift 
st,  s  w  f  37>^xl25;  Apr  5.  O  Meyer  to  A 
L  Meyor  $4,000 

Eddy  St.  166  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  a  f  25x126; 
Mar  11.  C  Dohrmann  to  L  Klee  $2,700 

Egandale  av,  n  w  oor  82nd  st,  e  f  87x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  3.  T  B  Bryan  to 
Mrs  0  E  Pierce  $2,500 

Eighty-fourth  st,  n  w  cor  Woloott  av,  s  f 
182x189;  Jan  19.  F  L  Eigga  to  A  A 
Swanson  $3,r00 

Eighty-eighth  st,  198  ft  e  of  Lange  av,  s  f 
48x125;  Deo  ]8,'94.  L  E  Crandall  to  M 
A  Wanbaugh  $1,400 

Elizabeth  st,  48  ft  n  of  Carroll  av,  e  f  ll9x 
84,  more  or  less;  Mar  29.  E  Heaa  to  8 
T  Edwards   $18,f  GO 

Ellis  av,  3vO  ft  n  of  65th  at,  w  f  16^x132; 
Apr  1.  C  0  Landt  to  M  A  Bryant .. $4,160 

Ellis  av,  67  ft  n  of  65th  at,  e  f  I6%xl24 
821(  0;  Apr  1.  C  C  Landt  to  M  M  Wol- 
ford  $5,000 

Emma  at,  453  ft  w  of  Milwaukee  av,  s  f 
24x124;  Mar  26.  H  Snhrade  to  J  Lesicke 
 $1,200 

Emma  at,  496  ft  e  of  Aahland  av,  n  f  25  ft 
1J4  inchesxl243^;  Jan  17.  J  A  Orb  to  A 
Brom  $7,530 

Emerald  av,  160  ft  n  of  76th  st,  w  f  40x 
125;  .War  2.  M  A  Page  to  L  Rathja. $2,000 

Emerald  av,  120  ft  n  of  76th  at,  w  f  40x 
125;  Mar  28.  T  White  to  J  L  Lorschei- 
der  $1,800 

Emerald  av,  1 16  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  40x126; 
Mar  14.  J  I  McAuley  to  J  A  Brigham 
 $13,000 

Emerald  av,  400  ft  n  of  57th  st,  e  f  26x 
120;  Mar  15.  A  Tidholm  to  8  A  Nelson 
 $1,500 

Erie  at,  1476  ft  e  of  St  Olair.  n  1  75x10  '; 
Mar  20.  W  W  Applegateto  W  U  Thayer 
 $30,000 

Erie  at,  s  e  oor  W  49th,  n  f  110x120;  Apr 
1 .  J  L  High  to  Oity  of  Chicago  . . .  $2,400 

Erie  at,  110  f t  e  of  W  49th,  n  f  75x120; 
Mar  30.  B  H  Donlin  to  Oity  of  Chicago 
 $1,8C0 

Erie  st,  185  ft  e  of  W  49th,  n  f  25xl  .'0; 
Mar  30.  0  L  Clark  to  Oity  of  Chicago 
 $1,80!) 

Esoanaba  av,  173  ft  n  of  85ih  at,  e  f  50x 
125,  except  land  belonging  to  So  Otigo 
Ry;  Apr  4.  J  W  Le  Sner  to  R  S  Disney 
 $6,000 

Escanaba  av,  180  ft  d  of  91st  st,  w  f  26x 
1381^;  Mar  26.  A  Hojos  to  W  Wilson 
 $1.0C0 

Euclid  av,  192  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  40x134; 
April.  R  L  Barker  to  M  L  Delbridge 
 $8,0J0 

Evans  av,  74  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x126, 
subject  to  an  easement;  Apr  10.  M  Mo- 
Kay  to  B  Wemacht   $2,125 

Ewing  pi,  108  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  a  f  42x 
95;  Apr  9.  F  Dierssen  to  W  8  Pengler 
 $6,500 

Fargo  av,  400  ft  w  of  Maple,  s  f  50x150; 
Apr  6.  B  M  Smith  to  J  M  Kean  $5,000 

Fiftieth  st,  166  ft  e  of  Halsted.  a  f  25x124; 
Apr  5.  P  Dooley  to  J  Stiedel  $6,000 

Fifty-first  at,  a  w  cor  Hart  av,  n  f  46x126; 
Mar  20,'90.  D  J  Kennedy  to  W  Treder 
 $1,150 

Fifty-third  at,  132  ft  e  of  Kimbark  av,  n  f 
46x160;  Mar  25.  E  H  Randle  to  0  H 
Evans  $12,000 

Fifty-third  at,  184  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  26 
il24;  Apr  1,  W  Aiken  to  HO  Bu^oh 
 $1  800 

Fifty  fourth  at,  312  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f 
66^x125;  Mar  29.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to 
E  N  Persona  $10,0i  0 

Fifty-fourth  st,  270  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f 
108)^x125;  Feb  4.  W  W  Williams  to  J  B 
Garner  et  al   $29,000 

Fifty-fifth  at,  53  ft  w  of  Juatine,  a  f  50x 
130;  Mar  30.  0  Willmott  to  J  Gregory 
 $5,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  same  ppty;  Feb  28.  J 
Gregory  to  HO  Gray....   $5,000 

Fifty-seventh  at,  n  e  oor  Laflin,  a  f  60x97; 
Apr  3.  J  Gregory  to  DeW  0  Butts.  $3  0  )0 

Fifty  ninth  st,  48  ft  e  of  Cenlie  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr6.  QH  Siemering  to  E  J 
Cole  $H,700 

Fletcher  st,  250  f  t  e  of  E  Ravenswood  Park, 
a  f  25x126;  Apr  8.  P  Kraemer  to  F 
Wertz    $1,500 

Forty  aeoond  st  W,  182  ft  s  of  12th,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Mar  23.  A  Macal  to  M  Macal. $1,500 

Forty-second  st  W,  77  ft  a  of  29th,  e  f  5nx 
125;  Apr  6.  A  S  Hart  to  G  I  Lee.  .  .$1,100 

Forty-third  at  W,  141  ft  s  of  Park  av,  e  f 


25x126;  Apr  1.  E  Wuerfel  to  M  Walsh 
  $3,183 

Forty-third  ct  N,  n  e  cor  W  Byron  at,  w  f 
150x144,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  8.  BM 
Baker  to  E  O  Baker  $40,700 

Forty-fifth  at  W,  1B2  ft  n  of  Grand  av,  e  f 
941^x1:^2;  Apr  2,'d4.  H  A  Calland  to  A 
Roaenberger  $1,00C 

Forty-seventh  pi  W,  246  ft  e  of  Halated  at, 
n  f  24x125;  Mar  21.  J  MoQann  et  al  to 
J  McGann  $2,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  24  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f 
25xl  .'5;Feb  4,'91.  M  Thompson  to  W 
Q  Harkness  $3,800 

Forty-seventh  st,  96  ft  e  of  Princeton  av, 
n  f  24x106;  Apr  11.  M  A  Beatty  to  0  F 
Lively  $3,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  336  ft  w  of  Throop,  n  f 
24x124 ;  Apr  1 .  E  Baumgardt  to  P  Sulau 
 $7,000 

Francisco  av,  141  ft  n  of  W  12th  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Mar  26.  H  Culver  to  A  Thurow 
 $2,000 

Fremont  st,  297  ft  n  of  Wrightwood  av. 
w  f  26x126;  Apr  1.  F  Knapp  to  K  Sieck 
 $3,600 

Fremont  st,  26  ft  n  of  Clay,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  1.  Mast  ,n  Ohy  to  O  Elbert ....  $l,ti00 

Garfield  blvd,  90  ft  w  of  Throop  st,  n  f  26 
xl50;  Mar  8.00  Oolvin  to  P  H  Keenan 
 $1,500 

Goldsmith  av,  251  ft  n  e  of  78th  at,  n  w  f 
20x166;  Apr  10  S  Cook  to  J  H  Green 
 $6,000 

Grand  av,  48  ft  w  of  Euclid,  s  f  80x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  9.  J  N  Young  to 
HA  Goodrich  $6,200 

Grand  av,  a  w  cor  Avers,  n  e  f  24x88i'2X 
76  8-10;  Apr  3.  R  Reynertson  to  J  W 
Nedenberg   $14,000 

Grenshaw  st,  191  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  50 
xl30;  Mar  2.  D  N  McDonald  to  F  C 
Hanson    .$2,5C0 

Greenwood  av,  250  ft  s  of  Everett  st,  w  f 
fOillO,  more  or  lea-;  Feb  21.  J  W  Mott 
to  J  Bruntoa   $4,<00 

Qreenwoo  '  av,  20')  ft  8  of  Everett  st,  w  f 
1(  Ox  1 21 3^  nnd  }^  int,  more  or  leas;  Feb 
18.  J  Bronton  to  J  W  Mott   $4,003 

Greenwood  av,  220  ft  n  of  46th  at,  w  f  2oj^ 
X -OO;  Mar  28.  B  B  May  to  0  E  Fol- 
lansbee   $16,000 

Greenwood  av, n  w  cor  Linden,  a  f  62x 
100,  more  or  leas;  Apr  5.  Mast  in  Ohy 
to  A  Pike  ....$t,867 

Green  at,  55  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  30x124;  Mar 

2.  L  Rathje  to  M  A  Page  $6  OJO 

Green  at,  14t;  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  80x124;  Apr 

3.  L  L  Prescott  to  DeW  0  Botta  ,  $2(i,C03 
Halated  at,  182  ft  a  of  38th,  e  f  26x150; 

Feb  20.  D  Maher  to  M  Kavanaugh  $2,150 

Halsted  st,  97  ft  n  of  50th,  w  f  24x125; 
Apr  8.  H  Rnsoh  to  O  L  Daviea  $5,000 

Halated  at,  77  ft  a  of  33rJ  pi,  e  f  25x130, 
Mar  SO.  A  V  O'Neil  to  M  Mary..  $2,000 

Halsted  at,  n  w  oor  Buena  av,  e  f  10  x239; 
Apr  8.  L  Kleinofen  to  J  8  Field.  .$11,500 

Halsted  at,  230  ft  a  of  12l8t,  w  f  25x123; 
Apr  6.  Amer  T  &  Svgs  Bank  to  G  W 
Westoott,   $1,250 

Hall  at,  254  ft  n  of  Diversy  av,  e  f  60x140; 
Apr  5.  L  F  Hnasander  to  B  Karpen.$6,(  00 

Hall  st,  770  ft,  more  or  less;  n  of  Diveray 
av.  n  6  f  32x126;  Mar  23.  8  Catlin  to  J 
G  Weber  .$1,980 

Harding  av,  150  ft  n  of  Glenview  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Apr  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8  H 
Wheeler  $1,343 

Hart  av,  200  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Mar  1  i.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Cook  Co  Bldg  & 
L  Asan  ,  $2,600 

Hastings  st,  120  ft  w  of  Laflin,  a  f  24x124; 
Apr  6.  A  Jutigkans  to  W  Mickow .  ,  $2,150 

Henry  st,  48  ft  w  of  Throop,  n  f  24x124; 
Apr  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Sindelar  .$5.40) 

Hermitage  av,  148  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f  76x 
J25;  Mar  19,'90.  H  Phipps  Jr  to  JS 
Beck  $1,126 

Hermitage  av,  161  ft  a  of  Harrison  st,  e  f 
75x126;  Apr  1.  J  W  Hedenberg  to  B 
Reynertson  et  al  $9,375 

Herndon  st,  s  w  oor  George,  e  f  125x125, 
also  convey  and  quit  claim  all  right  and 
title  in  n  8  ft  of  alley  adj  fining;  Mar 
20,'94.  F  W  Alwart  to  J  O  Armour.$13,500 

Hickory  st,  92  ft  n  e  of  Fuller,  n  e  f  34x 
62;  Mar  9.  B  Nagle  to  O  Sohalz  . .  .$1,065 

Hinmaa  st,  288  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Apr  5.  VO  Durkae  to  B  Ciskowaki 
 $1,3  0 

Hinman  st,  217  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  a  f  2tx 
126,  Apr  28,'9l;  V  0  Dorkee  to  O 
Kramer  $2,600 

Holt  st,  269  ft  B  of  Blaokhawk,  w  f  24x 
125,  und  %  int;  Apr  4.  B  Koszozinaka 
to  J  Patt  A  ".i/- -43.000' 

Homan  av,  n  w  oor  W  16th  st,  e  f  43x126; 


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Mar  23.  D  MoOarthy  to  H  O  Oonnell 

 $3,000 

Homer  st,  96  ft  e  o*  Campbell  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Nov  26,'94.  Eat  of  W  8  Johnston  to 

L  Kandlik  11,000 

Honore  at,  n  w  oor  75th,  e  f  40x100;  Apr 

4.  A  0  Robertson  to  H  T  Parker  . .  .$7,500 
Howe  St,  297  ft  s  of  Centre,  w  f  22x139; 
Mar  22.  fist  of  O  B  Smith  to  0  Mater 

 $',700 

Hoyne  av,  88  ft  s  of  AagQsta  st,  e  f  37}^ 

x86;  Apr  10.  A  Hormau  to  C  Fritz  $2  05 
Idaho  Bt,  f5  ft  s  of  Flonrnoy,  w  f  25x125; 

Jan  17.  D  P  Peek  to  O  A  Ogden . .  .$6,5f 
Ida  St.  192  ft  6  of  W  48th,  8  f  50x110,  Ex  R 
of  w  of  "h"  Ry;  Apr  1.  P  B  Dall  to  E  J 

Homer  ....$1,»0 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  e  f  25x161; 
Mar  5.  J  H  Wallace  to  J  MoKearnan 

  $2,50 

Indiana  av,  225  ft  n  of  44ih  st,  w  t  i5x 
ItO;  Apr  1.  Q  J  Halaburt  to  0  J  Hala- 

bort   $8,0C0 

Irving  Park  blvd,  1980  ft  e  of  n  56th  av, 
n  f  660x1320;  Mar  z7.  A  H  Bauer  to  G 

F  Baker  $28,000 

Jackson  st,  75  ft  e  of  vV  42nd,  n  f  25xl?<; 

Apr  4.  F  J  Farmer  to  W  Groves. .  .$1,400 
Jackson  st,  375  ft  e  of  8t  Lonis  av,  s  f  25 
xl42;  Mar  22.  I  K  White  to  J  A  Shaver 

 '  $?,'250 

Janssen  av,  274  ft  a  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Apr  6,'91.  J  Rood  Jr  to  C  R  Lin- 
den    |7,000 

Janssen  av,  287  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f  37^ 
xl23;  Mar  14.  R  B  Fiahborn  to  A  H 

Smith  $1,875 

Jasper  st,  n  e  oor  Keeney  av,  8  f  60x122; 

Apr  5.  J  S  Clark  to  C  Anderson. .  .$1,000 
Jernbergs  sob.  It  6  and  7  b  3,17-38-14; 

Apr  2.  J  Oonitz  to  J  N  Kane  $7,100 

Justine  av,  s  e  cor  62nd  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Apr  3.  P  A  Lnndberg  to  0  Lnndberg 

 $1,000 

Kedzie  av,  200  ft  s  of  Bioomingdale.  w  f 
25x104;  Apr  5.  E  8  Bass  to  P  K  Malm 

et  al  i;4,0(  0 

Eenmore  av,  14P  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  e  f  50x 
150;  Apr  1.  J  C  Soovel  to  H  W  Thornton 

   $l,0t0 

Kenmore  av,  249  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  50x 
150;  Apr  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  JO  Mo- 

Dowell    $3,018 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  695-697-699  and 
701,   951^x122,  more  or  less;  Mar  9. 

A  B  hayes  to  F  W  Urandall  $34,5^0 

Langley  av.lfOftn  of  45th  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Mar  25.  A  C  Wenban  to  D  B  Gors- 

line  #3,500 

Langley  av,  216  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f  30x122; 

Apr  3.  E  Williams  to  J  A  Jooham .  $3,<i(  0 
Langley  av,  386  ft  8  of  47ih  st,  e  f  16%x 

124;  Feb  26.  H  Ford  to  H  R  Ford.. $5,800 
Langley  av,  148  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Mar  30.  J  M  Darling  to  D  P  Shaw.$  12,000 
Lawndale  av,  193  ft  n  of  W  27'h  st,  e  f  24 

xl24;  Mar  26.  W  Ftink  to  E  Eu3lis.$3,000 
Leavitt  st,  275  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25x124; 
Mar  16.  A  F  Keeney  to  L  V  d'Leek  et  al 

 $1,800 

Leavitt  st,  60  ft  e  e  of  Bross  av,  n  e  f  26x 
137;  Feb  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  L  Rogers 

 .'.$1,085 

Leland  av,  150  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  37x 
122;  Apr  4.  T  Dnreing  to  G  S  Whitney 

 $1,400 

Lexington  st,  155  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f 
25x126;  Apr  4.  M  A  Lyons  to  M  T 

l>yaoh   $5,900 

Lincoln  st,  96  ft  n  of  Thomas,  e  f  24x125; 

Jan  25.  Est  of  L  V  Webb  to  R  Birk.$l,500 
Lincoln  av,  15ti  ft  s  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  e  f 
5  I  ft  thro  to  Leavitt  st;  Mar  20.  F  F 

Canda  to  E  Ahlswede   $2,400 

Lincoln  av.  244  It  s  of  54th  st,  w  f  35x1^4; 

Feb  19.  W  Worthy  to  W  P  Worthy.*  1 .000 
Lincoln  av,  100  ft  u  of  Frances,  e  f  1  Ox 
122;  Deo  17,'94.  W  Shimeall  to  A  M 

O'Oonuor  $2  tOO 

Lincoln  av,  150  ft  n  of  Frances,  e  f  50x 
122;  Deo  18,'94.  A  M  O'Oonnor  to  E 

Brophy  $1,500 

Lincoln  av,  1(0  ft  n  of  Fraroes,  e  f  5(ix 
122;  Dec  18,'94.  A  M  O'Oonnor  to  B 

Stanley  $1,600 

Linden  av,  25  ft  n  w  of  N  42nd,  e  f  25x 
135;  Oct  20,'93.  A  M  Smith  to  W  K 

^  Doggs   $2,500 

Lockport  st,  118  ft  n  w  of  Archer  av,  s  w 
f  75x94;  Apr  5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Illinois 

Trust  &  Savings  Bank  $5,875 

Loomis  st,  56  ft  n  of  68th,  e  f  25x124;  Nov 

27,'94.  W  M  Smith  to  M  Zahn  $2,000 

Lot  7  in  s  w  part  3^  sec  4  n  r  13;  Sep  7,'94. 

M  Say  to  J  A  Kay  |3^000 

Lnnt  av,  60  ft  e  of  Market  st,  n  f  30x118; 


and  other  ppty;  Apr  4.  A  Weber  to  W  T 

Irwin    $2,000 

Mackinaw  av,  225  ft  n  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x 
14  ;  Apr  2.  O  Petermann  to  J  A  Wisoher 

 $1,700 

Mackinaw  av.  same  ppiy;  Apr  2.  J  A 

Wischer  to  J  P  Petermann   $l,8f  0 

Marshfield  av,  277  ft  n  of  W  12th  st,  w  f 
30x1(0;  Mar  9.  IH  Sweet  et  al  to  A 

Goldberg   ,  $2,900 

Mayfair  st,  '25^  ft  w  of  Sontbport  av,  n  f 
5(  xl25;  Nov  10,'90.  J  W  Killian  et  al  to 

A  E  Fleig  $1,761 

May  Rt,  s  e  cor  68th,  w  f  121x124;  Mar  28. 

A  W  Freer  el  al  to  J  A  Johnson  $3,300 

May  et,  275  ft  s  of  65lh,  w  f  25x124;  Jan 
3.  A  Wnoherpfennig  to  W  Pagenkopf 

 $4,000 

May  8t,  same  ppty;  Jan  4.  W  Pagenkopf 

to  E  Wnoherpfennig.  $4,000 

Meade  st,  125  ft  n  of  Greenwood  av,  e  f 
50x1863^;  Mar  6.  0  H  Turner  to  H  J 

Heister  $1,500 

Melrose  st,  201  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  n  f  25x 
125;   Apr  3.  W  H  T  Collins  to  O  M 

Raker  $2,600 

Merrill  av,  160  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  w  f  40x125; 
Nov  1,'94.  F  I  Bennett  to  J  F  Faulkner 

 $7,500 

Michigan  blvd,  n  w  cor  B  13th  st,  e  f  KG 
xl7l,  excepting  and  reserving  buildings 
and  improvements  now  on  said  premises 
Mar  16.  James  M  Bishop  and  wife  et  al 

to  Bronson  B  Tuttle  $200,000 

Milwaukee  av,  125  ft  s  e  of  Cornelia  st, 
n  e  f  25x106;  Apr  4.  A  L  Adam  to  J 

Reiiz  $5,100 

Milwaokee  av,  n  e  cor  W  Foster,  s  w  f  66 
xl26;  Oct  11,  94.  D  W  Eldred  to  J  D 

Ueimsoth  $1,000 

Milwaukee  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  10.  J  D 

Heimsoth  to  F  Junker  $1,518 

Milwaokee  av,  25  ft  s  e  of  Prindiville  st, 
n  f  ^Sxlll,  more  or  less;  Apr  1.  F  P 

Djmond  to  F  Engelhardt   $2,500 

Milwaokee  av,  s  e  cor  Prindiville  st,  n  f 
25x111,  more  or  less;  Apr  1.  bl  W  Park- 
hurst  to  T  Bngelhardt   $2,603 

Mon-oe  st,  205  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f  15 
xl8  ;     pr  3.  T  0  Griffin  to  B  Groth 

 $3,000 

Monroe  st  W,  premises  No  1615  25x191 ; 

Apr  9.  J  G  Jones  to  L  Schram  $9,000 

Morgan  st,  225  ft  s  of  5Uh,  e  f  25x1^6; 
June  23,'92.  F  Gaylo.d  to  W  8  Magoon 

 $1,000 

Morgan  av,  n  w  oor  First  st;  s  f  33x142; 

Deo  4, '94.  U  M  Best  to  W  J  Good. $1,1(0 
Murray  st,  138  ft  n  of  103rd,  e  f  15x126; 
May  1,'94.  M  L  Beokford  to  N  M  Wheeler 

 $2,000 

Myrtle  av,  98  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  50x125, 
nnd  }4  int;  Apr  5.  O  E  Reiter  to  A  P 

Better  $2,80') 

Myrtle  av,  premises  No  189  and  191,  5('X 

126;  Mar  i5.  0  Berkau  to  J  Sickle. $3,550 
Ninety-third  st,  J5  ft  e  of  Luela  av,  a  f  60 
May  2i  ,'91.  N  K  Fairbank  to  W 

P  Hoorobeck     $1,650 

Ninetj-ihird  sf,  250  ft  w  of  Drexel  av,  s  f 
50xi25;  July  26.  E  C  Richie  to  N  E 

Whitney  $1,500 

Ninety-sixth  st.  159  ft  e  of  Oommeroial 
av,  s  f  50x138;  Apr  10.  0  <fc  O  C  &  DCo  to 

W  McLaren  $1,000 

Nob  6  av,  n  e  cor  Clifton,  s  t  72x126;  Apr 

1.  M  Larson  tu  E  Stock   $14,000 

North  av,  48  ft  e  of  Crawford,  n  f  24xli;5; 
Mar  1.  H  A  Calland  to  J  F  Pethybridge 

 $6,000 

Norih  av,  120  ft  e  of  Maplewood,  n  f  24x 
125;  Apr  10.  A  Madsen  to  B  L  Mont- 
gomery   $4,0C0 

ortb  av,  73  ft  w  of  Edgar  at,  a  f  24x124; 
Apr  9.  D  Planning  to  P  Fogarty..  .$3,000 
North  av,  100  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  n  f  49i 
lOOi^,  ond  }4  int;  Apr  3.  A  W  Maltby 

to  C  J  Warren  $25,(jC0 

Ogden  av,  150  ft  s  w  of  Randolph  st,  n  w 
f  20  ft  to  alley;  Apr  3.  J  J  Seidsoheok 

to  R  Seidsoheok  $3,650 

Oglesby  av,  250  ft  n  of  64ih  st,  e  f  50x166; 

Apr  9.  K  A  Vene  to  F  B  Lee  $10,000 

oe  Bnndred  and  second  st  W,  296  ft  e  of 
Tremont  av.  s  f  60x133;  Mar  22.  Est  of 

B  J  Grady  to  B  Grady  $1,(  00 

wasco  8t,  200  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  s  f  25x125; 
Apr  1.  8  T  Gunderson  to  R  M  Smith 

 $4,tJ0O 

Paulina  st,  58  ft  n  of  86th,  w  f  50x125.  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  1.  W  Owen  to  B  Lloyd 

  $6,5C0 

Park  av,  172  ft  n  of  Garden,  e  f  25x125; 

Jan  10.  G  A  Allen  to  C  Te.goe  $2,200 

Park  av.  141  ft  w  of  Ashland,  n  f  60x131; 
Mar  16.  E  8  Raymond  to  H  Cnlver.$9,750 


Paruell  av,  125  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x12"; 

June  1,'94.  W  W  Curtis  to  C  Stade. $3,000 
Parnell  av,  225  ft  n  of  30th  st,  w  f  i6x 

124;  Apr  4.  A  Foster  to  J  Simmeth. $3,400 
Peoria  st,  n  e  cor  57th,  w  f  74>  1  !4  67-l(  0; 

Feb  1.  J  Gregory  to  C  Willmott .  .  $13,000 
Peoria  st,  148  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  25x124;  Sep 

15,'94.  W  W  Stevens  to  M  A  Kenny  $5,000 
Peoria  st,  281  ft  s  of  66lh,  w  f  25x124;  Apr 

9.  D  Geddis  to  E  Lewis  $1,900 

Peoria  st,  211  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  25x124;  Mar 

22.  O  B  Green  to  C  A  Melin  #!,075 

Peoria  st,  182  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  26x124;  Mar 

22.  C  A  Melin  to  O  B  Green  $1,075 

Polk  st,  203  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  26 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  IS.  C  A  Ogden 

to  D  P  Peck  $2,800 

Prairie  av,  96  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  72xl6u}^; 
Apr  2.  N  M  Smith  to  T  B  Donnelly 

 $1,000 

Prairie  av,  260  ft  n  of  4lHt  st,  w  f  20x135; 

Apr  5.  H  Levison  to  8  Tanner  $7,0(0 

Rebecca  st,  s  e  oor  Wood,  n  f  455x92,  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  R 

Linn  et  al   $76,000 

Reynolds  av,  275  ft  s  of  79lh  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Apr  3.  M  0  Schrioker  to  A  M  Clarke 

 $1,9C0 

Rhine  st,  37  ft  e  of  Gromwell,  n  f  25sl25; 

Mar  29.  A  M  Moeller  to  L  Katz  ..  $l,fO0 
Ridgelaud  av,  660  ft  8  of  Belmont,  w  f  330 
x660;  Apr  2.  E  J  Owen  to  A  N  Uield 

 $6,000 

Ridgeland  av,  s  e  cor  Belmont  w  f  133x 
125;  Apr  10,'94.  A  N  HielCi  to  M  L  Wnlfif 

 $i,500 

Robey  st,  162  ft  s  of  Sunnyside  av,  e  f  30 


xl73%;  Apr  9.  B  M  Kirkham  to  J  O 


Gardiner  $5,500 

Rosooe  st,  291  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x124; 
Mar  28.  D  D  Bathrick  to  F  O  Strand 

 -   .$5,500 

Saokett  av,  198  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  e  f  oOx 
125;  Mar  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Cook  Co 

Bldg  &  L  Assn  $2,600 

Saugamon  st  n  e  cor  67th,  w  f  /  5x124, 
aod  other  ppty;  Apr  3.  L  L  Preeoott  to 

DeW  0  Butts  $6,690 

School  st,  192  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  n  f  2tx 
125;  Apr  3.  Q  J  K   Tiedler   to   N  P 

Danzigpr  $4,800 

Sedgwick  st,  50  ft  s  of  Sigel,  e  f  25x100; 
Mar  19.  DeW  0  Butts  to  F  B  Reynolds 

  $14,' 0  1 

Seventieth  st,  n  w  oor  Harvard,  s  f  82x 
1€0;  Mar  28.  8  Colson  to  R  B  Perhaa 

et  al  $3,280 

Seventy-fifth  st,  58  ft  w  of  Brooks  av,  n  f 
175x125,  nnd  7^  int,  and  other  Dpty; 
Mar  16.  P  Cornell  to  E  G  Cornell  ."  $>.LO0 
Seventy-sixth  st,  139  ft  s  w  of  Bond  av,  n 
w  f  30x87;  Mar  6.  A  C  Culhbertson  to  C 

E  Howe  $5  600 

Sheridan  st,  s  w  oor  Courtland,  e  f  54x177; 
Mar  28.  F  A  Winkelman  to  M  Qjinn 

 *2,C00 

Sherman  st,  76  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  30x112; 

Apr  1.  W  R  Trasher  to  8  A  Wight  $8,000 
Sixty- first  st  125  ft  w  of  Stony  I-dand  av, 
8  f  60x125;  Apr  4.  H  T  Smith  to  G  W 

Rigga  $7,600 

Sixty-second  st,  314  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f 
24x126;  Mar  15.  8  A  Nelson  to  A  Tid- 

holm  #5.500 

Sixty-second  st,  228  ft  e  of  Wallace,  a  f 
40x120;  Mar  28.  E  A  Lookart  to  A  O 

Bartlett.   $5,000 

Sixty-second  st,  258  ft  e  of  School,  s  f  72 
l-6xl2(i%;  Aug  18,'94.  H  D  Fi7lton  to  A 

Chittiok    $2(',000 

Sixty-third  st,  127  ft  e  of  Halst  d,  n  f  50x 
123;  Mar  25.  B  A  Fuohs  to  G  Gregson 

et  al   ....$8,0C0 

Sixty-third  st,  a  e  cor  Eberhart  av,  n  f  50 

x99;  Feb  20.  R  Parry  to  M  M  Cain. $3,5  0 
Sixty-seventh  at,  n  w  oor  Dearborn,  s  f  36 
xl35;  Mar  12.  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  to 

L  E  Sauter  $4,0,0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  91  ft  w  of  South  Park  av, 
8  f  17x73;  Apr  4    N  K  Eikoos  to  A 

iiogb   ,  $4,500 

Sooth  Park  av.,  Ii5  f(»  of  32nd  st,  w  f  26x 
164;  Apr  10.  D  -Vormser  to  M  L  Falk 

 $7,600 

South  Park  av.  n  w  oor  Slst  st,  e  f  299x 
150;  Apr  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Wilcox 

 $8,044 

South  Park  av,  118  ft  n  of  69th  at,  e  f  15x 
125;  Oct  9,'94.  B  B  Camp  to  A  O  Edgar 

 $4  000 

Southport  av,  n  e  cor  North  Shore,  w  f 
293x140,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  22.  Mast 

in  Chy  to  A  Gardner  $2,279 

State  8t  N,  69  fts  of  Goethe,  e  f  22>^xl3i', 
and  otnsr  ppty;  Apr  9.  C  F  Wilson  to 
L  F  Wilson  $43,882 


State  st  N,  165  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  25x 
139;  May  1,'91.  L  J  Gage  to  H  G  Brown 

 $14.0  0 

at  Clair  st,  50  ft  s  of  Indiana,  e  f  60x50; 

Apr  4.  M  MoRoberta  to  E  H  Fox.$10.()(0 
Stewart  av,  6  e  oor  70th  st,  w  f  95x132; 
Apr  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  M  Rowland 

 $4,93i 

Storms  av,  a  e  oor  84th  at,  w  f  420xl2.i. 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  5.  W  H  Skinner  to 

J  B  WoodrofiE   $13,500 

Superior  st,  651  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  b  f  50x 
12.5;  Mar  5.  M  Skinner  to  A  L  Lawrence 

 $20,0(  0 

Saperior  at,  651  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  t  25x 
100;  Nov  7,'93.  8  D  Avitt  to  J  Nine 

 $1,200 

9}4  It  2  860  29-37-15;  Mar  30.  J  Lehr- 

man  to  B  L  Newman  $12,000 

Tdllman  av,  383  ft  n  of  Ogden  blvd,  »  f 
26x117,  more  or  less;  Apr  6.  F  Meyer  to 

C  Golms   $2,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  a  f 
24x124;  April.  J  Pajme  to  K  Fisher 

 $1,400 

Thirteenth  st  W,  72  ft  w  of  Wood,  n  f  24x 

124;  Apr  9.  M  Hogan  to  S  Treder.. $2,500 
Thomas  av,  s  w  cor  W  45th  f  t,  n  f  301x262; 

Mar  8.  M  B  Kneale  to  J  R  8eavey.$4,5  0 
Thomas  av,  25  ft  n  of  Hesing,  w  f  25x126; 
Mar  30.  H  O  Hansen  to  J  T  Scheldt 

 $2,800 

Throop  at,  186  ft  s  of  blst,  e  f  25x1 16;  Apr 

10.  G  H  Siemerinii  to  W  MaDsaeld.$4'2  0 
Tilden  st,  86  ft  e  of  Centre  av.sf  22x66; 
Mar  5.  P  L  Vecohi  to  B  Greenebaonj 

 $1,600 

Trumbull  av,  a  w  oor  W  26th  at,  e  f  4ax 
124;  Ju!y29,'90.  EA  Cummings  to  L 

Fitzgerald  $1,100 

Troy  st,  150  ft  n  of  13th,  e  f  25x126;  Mar 

13.  B  Kloesa  to  N  Mnllane  $6,50.) 

Twenty-first  st  W,  n  w  oor  Johnson,  s  f  3'i 
xUU  ;  Apr  11.  M  Frierd  to  M  O'Donihoe 

 $7,"  OJ 

Twenty-second  st,  50  ft  s  of  14th,  w  f  50x 
125;  Mar  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Pisek  B  A 

L  Assn  $2,(75 

Twenty-fourth  pi  W,  225  ft  w  of  Oakley 
av,  8  f  25x121;  Apr  9.  A  Spjot  to  A 

Gillespie  $1,260 

Twenty-fifth  st,  166  ft  e  of  Wabash  av,  a  f 
203^x110;   Mar  14.  0   Noble  to  L  B 

Dunlop  $6,0(  0 

Twenty-seventh  pi,  49  ft  w  of  Canal  st,  a 
f  25x125;  Apr  10.  A  8  ba't  to  H  K 

Hibben  $3,lO0 

Union  st,  s  w  oor  71st,  48J^xi543^;  Sep 

28,'87.  H  0  Parmly  to  J  Warden ...  $1,5.^0 
Union  av,  326  ft  a  of  W  45th  st  e  f  25x124 ; 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  8.  W  G  flarkness 

to  G  W  Boiton   $6,5(10 

Union  st,  50  ft  n  of  80th,  w  f  25x125;  Apr 

4.  A  Bradbury  to  C  E  Foote  $'. ,000 

Union  at,  24J  ft  n  of  78th,  w  f  4(ixl25;  Mar 

5.  A  Gillespie  to  J  M  Ketohpair. . .  $5  500 
Union  av,  's5  ft  a  of  57th  at,  e  f  25xl'24; 

Apr  6.  G  W  Lee  to  A  S  Hart   $3,500 

University  sub,  w  37i^  ft  It  29  to  33,  ex 
n  7  ft  for  alley,  no  block  given,  a  ^  n 
e  3^  34-39-14;  Apr  8.  Chicago  T  &  Trust 

Co  to  C  Herberiz   $30,000 

Vernon  av,  premises  No  3222;  Apr  10.  A 

B  Peck  to  B  Noot  #3,750 

Vincennea  av,  n  w  oor  66'h  bt,  e  f  69x122; 
Mar  29.  H  W  Harpold  to  H  V  Soyder 

et  al  $5,000 

Wabash  av,  s  e  cor  67ih  at,  w  f  196x159; 

Apr  10.  D  Wormser  to  L  Wormier . $4,689 
Wabash  av,  125  ft  8  of  56th  st,  w  f  2bi 
Mar  — .  J  H  Morgan  to  8  Sohlatt 

 $7,000 

Wabash  av,  166  ft  n  of  18th  d,  e  f  25x 
191  65  100;  the  99  year  leasehold  interest 
created  by  lease  dated  Ist  of  May  1889 
made  by  J  F  Rhodes  to  A  Schonbeok  in 
and  to  the  following  ppty;  Apr  4.  Mast 

in  Chy  to  C  8  Beatiie          . .".  $8,361 

Wallace  st,  175  ft  e  of  Divereey  av,  w  f  25 
xl25;   Oct  3,'93.  P  O  Sletialuud  to  A 

Sharp   $1,800 

Wallace  st,  48  ft  n  of  W  46.  h  pi.  w  f  24x 
169;  Apr  6.  B  J  Martin  to  M  Linnen- 

bringer  $2.50D 

Walnut  st,  177  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  19^ 
110,  more  or  lea;;  Apr  6.  F  Rahmanop 

to  A  Rietz  $6,OrO 

Walnut  at,  premises  No  696,  29  8-10x124^; 
Mar  23.  L  E  Vale  to  8  Scheideraao 

 *6,f.00 

Walnut  st,  5('8  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f  24x 
1:^5;  Mar  30.  R  H  Thomas  tj  8  Macke 

 $8,400 

Washborn  av,  275  ft  e  of  Centre  av,  n  f 
25x124;  4pr  4.  O  Rowland  to  T  Rooh 

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 |3,300 

Washbarn  av,  168  ft  e  of  Faalina  it,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr  1  fl  Sohmeltehopf  to  O 

Giertz  |4,100 

Washtenaw  av,  60  ft  n  of  25th  Bt,  w  f  20x 
109;  Apr  1.  J  Wrz6=oz  to  I  F  Dankowski 

  $1,600 

Washington  blvd,  250  ft  w  of  Fdlla  st,  a  f 
25x100;  Jan  26.  Q  Steok  to  Q  Biddiferd 

 13,175 

Waehington  st,  n  w  oor  W  43rd,  s  f  51x 
180;  Apr  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  V  Stock- 
dale  $4,494 

Warner  av,  125  ft  w  of  V/  Ravenswood 
Park,  8  f  29x125;  Apr  1.  O  Z  Olson  to 

M  Oarey  *2  FO  ' 

Webster  av,  29  ft  s  of  88th  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Mar  15.  J  A  Stoddard  to  S  A  Nelson 

 |1,0C0 

Webster  av,  premises  No  7017  and  7019; 

Deo  26,'94.  R  8  Paris  to  Q  Ue  Bey. $1,000 
Wectworth  av,  576  ft  s  of  3l8t  et,  w  f  25x 
1?0;  Apr  6.  0  E  Kramer  to  J  H  Pihl 

et  al  $9,500 

WentwortQ  av,  375  ft  s  of  5Jrd  st,  e  f  31% 
xl33;  Mar  15.  J  H  Seymour  et  al  to  E  U 

Piper   $3,260 

Western  av,  150  ft  s  of  Hirsoh  et,  e  f  26x 
126;  Apr  2.  D  Lehmann  toT  J  Reynert- 

son    $1,550 

Western  av,  200  ft  s  of  Thompson  st,  w  f 
26x124;  Feb  6.  E  B  Ogden  to  J  Hanber 

 $1,250 

Wharton  av,  98  ft  nof  66ih  st,  w  f  50x125; 
Deo  26,'94.  J  L  Pilgrim  to  F  MoRae 

 $4,00  ) 

Wharton  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  28.  F  Mc- 

Bae  to  E  O  Healy  $4,250 

Wharton  av,  350  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  200x 

132;  Apr  5.  8  S  Dite  to  N  B  Date.$I6.0u0 
Whipple  av,  317  ft  s  of  W  22nd  st,  w  f  25 
xlV5;    Apr  14.  A   Smorezynski  to  B 

Ponioki  ,$2,700 

Whipple  at,  237  ft  n  of  Jaokson,  n  f  24x 

125;  Mar  30.  J  John  to  G  H  Shay. $4,000 
Wiloox  st,  150  f t  e  of  W  4l8t,  n  f  26x121; 

Apr  3.  P  Korteok  to  W  Ganten  $1  500 

Wilmot  av,  336  f t  n  w  of  Hoyne  st,  n  e  f 
24x100;  Apr  9.  M  Lnndy  to  A  Bnsoh 

 '.  $1,0(0 

Wilmot  av,  305  ft  s  e  of  Oakley,  n  e  f  48x 
1 10;  Apr  1.  E  a  Prince  to  H  Kieohhofl 

 $8,500 

Woodlawn  av,  226  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f  27x 
165;  Mar  8.  0   M    E -iohson   to   A  F 

Pashley   |6,c00 

Woodlawn  av,  246  ft  8  of  60th  st,  e  f  5()x 
167;  Apr  1.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  Elbert 

 $1,67(1 

Wright  9t,  318  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  33x124;  Apr 

1.  A  S  Taylor  to  E  A  Palmer  $4,00(1 

Yale  av,  300  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f  75xl8«; 
Apr  3.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  B  Dowsley 

 $8,(  00 

Yale  av.  same  ppty;  Mar  6.  T  B  Dowsley 
to  J  O'Leary  $8,500 


M  l«4C»L.Li  A  Al  EO  US— CIT*  . 

TraDBfers  Duder  tlOOO. 

Ae^r's  div,  w  11.25  ft  It  9,  ItB  149  and  141 
Bronsou's  add;  Mar  23,  O  Hoff  to  M 
Ranker  |250 

Assr's  div,  same;  Mar  23,  J  Banker  to 
Same  1250 

Aser'a  div,  same;  Mar  23,  N  Banker  to 
Same  

Banker's  resob.  It  1  b  3,  bs  9  and  10  Stew- 
art's sub  8  e  qr  28  38  14  Apr  9,  M  Math- 
ew  to  M  Pam  ,   ...  $500 

Belleville,  It  35  b  11,  17  38  14  Oot  *  11  '94, 
a  D  Osgood  to  J  a  Goodell  '.  |9oo 

Board  of  Trade  snb  No  1,  It  32  b  2  s  w  qr 

7  37  14  Apr  8,  M  A  Brooks  to  B  Grady 

„    ■•  $306 

Bond's  add,  s  hf  It  2  b  3  Mar  18,  J  A  Wil- 
liams to  A  M  Arthar.  

Brad  well's  sab.  It  35  b  5  s  w  qr  31  40  Ti 
Mar  16,  H  Steinhaus  to  A  Bnroh  . ..  $400 

Botterfield's  add,  Its  14  and  15  of  Iti'llS 
and  J 17  Apr  8,  R  Pepe  to  0  J  Sohalta 
 $200 

Bntler,  0  &  Milwaukee  av  snb.  It  66  b'l  pt 

8  40  13  Mar  28,  B  X  Botler  to  B  J  Beok- 
man   1 200 

Oanfield's  snb.  It  7  Its  4  to  15  DeWitt's 
3rd  add,  Deo  31,'94,  P  E  Oanfield  to  A 
Bergman  |361 

Oanfield  sab.  It  74,  Its  4  to  15  De  Witt's  3d 
add  27  39  13  Deo  31,'94,  P  E  Oanfield  to 
J  Krebbs  $765 

Oh'^o  Ld  Inv  Oo's  snb,  It  3  b  23*n  e  *qr  33 
40  13  Feb  11,  O  B  Miller  to  J  Bailwood 
■■    $500 

Oh  go,  Roanberg's  add,  It  29  b  8  Mar  23 
'H,  M  H  Hyman  to  F  R  Hyman ....  $d00 


Oole'a  snb,  its  39  40  and  41  n  e  qr  36  40 
13  Apr  9,  E  0  Hanoook  to  a  Lippoldt 
et  al  $550 

Oolorado  2nd  add,  It  20  b  2  Apr  8,  M 
Barns  to  J  P  Krah  $660 

Olarke's  snb.  It  5  b  7  Stone  &  W's  sob  6 

38  14  Apr  6,  F  Bealey  to  J  Oervenka  $410 
Orandall'a  blvd  add.  Its  34  and  35  w  hf  b 

2  Mar  28,  F  Gain  to  a  F  Thompson. $8(  0 
Crawford  av,  Lowry's  add.  It  164  Feb  8, 

O  a  Trego  to  J  M  Gibbons  $600 

Oo  Oik's  div.  It  40  b  4  aob  Its  1  to  6  e  hf  n 

w  qr  18  40  14  Apr  3,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J 

M  Stephens  $386 

0  T  sab,  It  1  b  1  of  b  21  e  hf  81  39  14  Apr 

6,  J  Lee  to  W  Bennett  $500 

Danphin  Pk,  2iid  add.  It  39  b  28  Nov  29 

'td,  S  E  Gross  to  J  F  Bobzine   $  ->75 

Danphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  5  b  31  sabblks 

27  to  42  Apr  27,'91,  S  E  Gross  to  J  J 

Walsh  $675 

Demarest  <fc  K's  Ool  sub.  It  10  b  2  s  e  qr  1 

39  13  Apr  6,  E  P  Palmer  to  8  K  Barnes 
 $^00 

Diven'a  anb,  It  43  b  1  8  w  qr  2  39  13  June 
10,'87,  T  J  Diven  to  T  J  Oorrigan . . .  $300 

Drexel  Pk.  U  31  b  2  Jan  10,  E  Barry  to  I 
A  Combs  $800 

Bladon,  It  45  b  6.  11  38  13  Apr  9,  0  Strand 
to  P  Strand  $360 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  7  b  11  Apr 
1,  N  Andrews  to  E  0  Dyer  $760 

Euglewood  on  the  Bill,  It  144  June  3,'89, 
E  P  Dewey  to  B  Ryder  $350 

Gnglewood  on  the  Bill,  It  f.66,  19  38  14 
May  29,'90,  E  A  Oammings  to  N  Follett 
   $376 

Englewood,  Newmaa  &  B's  add,  Its  41 
and  42  b  7,  31  38  14  Jane  ^5,'94,  A  Co- 
hen to  M  Woolf   $906 

Fifty  fifth  8t  blvd  add.  It  92  Feb  6,  G  O 
Bnroh  to  E  A  Banks  . .   $50 

Freer's  sub.  It  37  b  1  22  39  13  Dec  29.'94, 
J  Bradoveo  to  J  Zitka  $400 

Garfield  blvd  8yn  add.  It  14,  14  39  13  Mar 
22,  J  Bowe  Jr  to  a  Matthee  $800 

Garfield  blvd,  Cummings's  sub,  It  19  Mar 
21,  G  S  Dodley  to  J  Adams  $750 

Gildersleve'fl  fub.  It  13  b  4  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Mar  3U,'93,  D  F  Bioks  to  M  Thorney- 
oraft  1375 

Glover  &  B'a  sub.  It  6  sab  It  40  b  2  b  1  and 
pt  6  l^t  add  to  Kensington;  Mar  1,  F 
W  T  Glover  et  al  to  N  P  Gregerson.  $300 

Grand  av,  Demarest  &  K'a  snb,  It  39  b  3, 
3  39  13  Apr  1,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  T  Gan- 
non |376 

Billeide,  Weddell  &  Cox's  sub.  It  37  b  3  n 
w  qr  29  38  It  Apr  6,  J  Sohueider  lo  J 
W  Uhaflfee  $200 

Bill's  sab.  It  45  b  1  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  I 
39  13  Apr  3,  L  Kralvog  to  P  O  Stensland 


Bosmer  &  M's  anb.  It  ?5  b  1  bs  1  to  6  snb 
w  hf  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Apr  1,  B  Baugan  to 

G  Nirison  |800 

Bosmer  <E  Maokej's  anb.  It  40  b  6,  2  39  13 
Feb  28,'91,  F  J  Maokey  to  C  S  Bigin- 

botham  |460 

Bosmer  &  Kenn's  add.  It  3  b  1,  20  38  14 

Mar  23,  I  Kooba  to  F  Riha  ,.$450 

Bumboldt  Pk,  Pierce's  add,  li  34  b  5,  2  39 

13  Apr  4,  A  Miller  to  G  B  Sohinlz.  $650 
Irving  Pk,  Blvd  add.  It  23  b  6  Apr  2,  A  B 

Bill  to  F  Bolke  $475 

Jassay'a  anb.  It  20  b  1  a  e  qr  6  38  14  Feb 

6,  E  G  Foster  to  0  B  King  $7C0 

Jonas'  sub.  It  34  aub  n  hf  It  31  8  T  8  16 

37  14  Apr  6,  W  0  Beinroth  to  J  B  Van 
Vlissingen    |300 

Kays'  add,  und  hf  It  7  b  1,  8  38  14  Mar 
29,  T  Farrell  to  M  Feery  8800 

Kelwyn  Grove,  Kayes'  add,  It  34  b  24,  27 
40  13  Mar  30,  N  Thielen  to  T  Nen. .  .$500 

Kennedys  Pk  add.  Its  408  and  409  July 
28,'90,  D  J  Kennedy  to  B  M  Seifert.$700 

Kensington,  Ist  add.  It  76  b  5  Apr  4,  J  N 
Chadwiok  to  W  Quigley  $600 

Kimball's  snb,  h  36  b  2  sub  It  14  w  hf  a  e 
qr  and  e  hf  s  w  qr  26  40  13  Aug  6,'91,  0 
0  Bonsel  to  A  Dahlqaiat  $380 

Lee's  snb.  Its  37  and  38  b  5  w  hf  s  e  qr  20 

38  14  Mar  18,  D  Moir  to  L  Hnrlbert.$400 
Lt  100  sab  e  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  15  39  13 

Aug  27,'94,  D  Galbraith  to  E  Mower  $650 
Lts  77  and  78  snb  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  21 
37  14  Aog  6.'91,  L  W  Yaggy  to  M  Mey- 
er $950 

Lt  34  aub  w  hf  n  w  qr  c  e  qr  s  w  qr  35  40 
13  July  6,'94,  L  0  Bnrdiok  to  F  Rog- 

^  ers  ^p5o 

Lt  22  b  2  n  hf  a  w  qr  n  w  qr  24  40  13  Jan 

1,'91,  J  N  Fort  to  E  Spiegel   $325 

Lt  32  b  2  aob  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  7  38  14 

Apr  3,  E  Galvin  to  P  Pitsohne  $(;00 

Lt  26  b  3  of  ba  1  and  2  aob  12  acres  n  w 
qr  8  40  13  Apr  5,  E  B  Oamp  to  0  F 


Browu  |£00 

Lt  17  n  e  qr  b  6  sub  n  w  qr  SO  39  14  Apr 

1,  J  O  Johnson  to  E  O  Olson  $500 

Lt  7  snb  Its  9  to  25  b  1 1  snb  pt  n  e  qr  27 
39  13  Mar  28,  P  W  MoManus  to  S  E 

Feeren  $600 

Lt  14  b  38  sub  19  40  14  Mar  II,  0  J  Ford 

to  M  Mueller  $750 

Lt  30  snb  e  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  15  39  13  Jane 

23,'90,  D  Galbraith  to  W  G  Robb  ....  $800 
Lt  4  b  8  sub  Its  11  and  12  sub  n  e  qr  26  40 

13  Apr  4,  F  E  Larson  to  A  Goeski. .  .$600 
Lts  1  to  5  b  2  sab  n  w  oor  6  40  13  Apr  1, 

N  Gridley  to  Wm  Wait  $2,5(  0 

MoDavid  &  R's  snb.  It  40  b  4  bs  15  and  16 
aob  n  hf  7  38  14  Mar  14, '92,  Wm  A  Mo- 
David  to  J  C  McDowell  $550 

Miller's  snb.  It  41  b  1  n  w  qr  23  39  13  Apr 

29,'90,  J  N  Vaoce  to  m  M  Eckels  $750 

North  av,  Thompson's  snb.  Its  3  and  4  b 
2  Dec  5,'92,  M  W  Daniels  to  J  N  Mason 

 $885 

North  10  ft  It  7  b  5  sub  a  w  qr  a  w  qr  25 

38  14  Apr  5,  O  Brnse  to  E  A  Barfif..  .$400 
Norwood  Pk,  It  24  and  n  •.5  ft  It  23  b  33 

Mar  26,  E  V  Farley  to  W  K  Farley.. $500 
Ogdeii's  sob,  It  288  sub  bs  4  and  6  b  w  qr 
18  40  14  Mar  1,  B  Rudolph  to  J  Alther 

 $600 

Pullman,  Sherman  &  K's  Roseland  Pk 
add,  It  26  b  7  Oat  26,'94,  F  J  Stern  to 

P  Baoklin   $5C0 

Pullman,  Fernwood  add.  It  10  ex  w  i:5  ft 
b  3  Oct  3, '92,  0  A  Wilson  to  F  J  Bos- 
mer   |326 

Pullman,  Jst  add,  It  25  sub  b  7  Apr  22,'91, 

J  L  Lombard  to  M  MoNeal  $360 

Pallman,  Kuyper's  add,  It  94  Mar  25,'93, 

a  d  Fuller  to  J  J  Mnllir.  $4C0 

Ravenswood,  Onyler  add.  It  39  b  7  Apr  6, 

R  Pringle  to  L  Wagenknecht  $800 

Riohon  &  B'a  sab,  It  69  snb  pt  It  1  w  hf  n 
e  qr  25  4o  13  Apr  1,  E  Branermeister  to 

a. Brandt  

Roseland  Pk,  Sherman  &  K's  add,  It  6  b 

Mar  6.  W  G  Krntz  to  J  B  danson. .  .$360 
Rq  jolph's  snb.  It  66  os  10  and  11  a  w  qr  18 

40  It  Mar  I,  B  Rudolph  to  M  Berner.$625 
Rudolph's  snb.  It  354  bs  6  and  7  sub  a  w 
qr  18  40  14  Mar  26,  E  Rudolph  to  M 

Reinert  $895 

Russell's  sub.  Its  39  to  42  b  3  n  e  qr  n  e 
or  18  37  15  Apr  3,  B  Sternberg  to  T 

WoUstein   .  $6CC 

Seipp's  sub.  It  21  b  3  n  w  qr  25  38  It  Apr 

5  Second  Swedish  Bapast  Church  to 
W  Garrick  $«00 

Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  3  snb  Its  1  to  4  re- 
snb  Its  155  to  169  Mar  27,  Jaa  B  Baa- 
kins  to  B  E  Tay  or   $700 

South  Oh'go,  Bowen's  add,  It  20  b  6  Apr 

3,  D  J  Dewey  to  K  Anderson  *700 

Sonth  Englewood,  Sisaon  &  M's  sab,  s  25 
ft  of  8  f.O  ft  It  2  b  H  Mar  27,  L  Trom- 

mer  to  G  Anderson   $600 

Sonth  Englewood,  Bnrlbut's  add.  It  32  b  4 

Mar  21,  L  A  Proudfoot  to  R  Mitch6ll$bOD 
Stave's  eubl  pt  It  29  resnb  b  1  n  e  qr  36 
40  13  Mar  25,  Meohs  &  Traders  Svg  L 

6  B  Apsn  to  Met  W  S  EI  R  R  $6C0 

S  T  S,  Us  31  and  32  enb  It  63,  16  37  14 

Feb  23  G  B  Allen  to  K  A  Kejes  . .    $t  00 
Treat's  sob,  It  27  b  7  n  e  qr  a  w  qr  2  39  13 

Feb  17,  O  P  Treat  to  B  Jensen  et  al  $4f  0 
Dnter  den  Linden.  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  4(i  b 

1  July  18, '92,  8  E  Gross  to  8  Sution.f.'OO 
Unter  den  Linden  add,  It  19  b  2  Mar  20, 

A  Campbell  to  W  W  Smith   *365 

Ward's  sab.  It  37  b  1  ba  1  4  and  fi  Stone  & 
W'a  sob  6  38  14  July  22,'91,  Est  of  B  F 

Ward  to  P  J  Roark   

Washington  Bgts.  McCauley'j  2nd  enb,  lis 
16  and  17  pt  b  26  Mar  1,  C  Sohultz  to  G 

Brakop   |600 

West  Oh'go  Ld  Oo's  snb.  It  26  b  4  n  w  qr 

10  39  13  Apr  3,  S  Berzog  to  J  Seidel  $f0G 
West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  sub,  It  30  b  20,  lo  39 

13  Apr  1,  F  8  Tyrrell  to  J  C  Snyder. $800 
West  Englewood,  It  42  tj  4  Mar  30,  S  E' 

Weybnrn  to  M  D  Lookwood   $400 

West  Pallman,  It  38  b  2  Apr  1,  Am  T  & 

Svg  Bk  to  a  Knowles  $500 

Weft  Pallman,  It  16  b  9  Apr  8,  C  F  John- 
eon  M  F  Johnson  $700 

West  Pnllman,  It  27  b  39  Apr  1,  Am  T  & 
8  Bk  to  G  W  Banford  $350 


Schell  t,„,iu 

Oh'RO  Hgl8,  Its  17  aud  18  b  65  mch  19,  0  T  4  T  Oo 

to  L  D  Hendrick  |i(0 

PattereoD,  It  37  b  2  feb  16,  J  H  Sohslea  to  0  L  Ors- 

mer  $250 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  11  b  la  moU  8,  0  H  Phelps  to  J  0 

Kilner  iiggo 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Eeeney's  sob,  Its  49  to  63  b  28  apr  1,  R 

Erbe  to  L  F  Baesander  tlOOO 

Oolnmbia  Hgle,  Keeney's  let  add.  Its  39  to  ii  b  10 

feb  1,  J  Ellm  to  L  Vocder  Leek  fsro 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  4  and  S  b  ay  apr  1,  H 

Q  Northboar  to  I  L  Oooley  $400 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  8  b  176  and  It  10  b  178  feb  23.  W 

Obrlstlan  to  M  E  McEIroy  t'AOO 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  14  reeub  b  49  mch  3J,  J  Mote  to  J  H 

Aoderson   $250 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  16  same;  apr  ),  J  J  Miller  to  8i>met260 
De  Forrtst  snb,  lie  18  and  19  b  28,  23  35  14  apr  29, 

'94,  J  8  Welton  to  M  Obbly  |a00 

BBEUEN. 

Bine  Isid,  Krd  add,  Us  33  and  84  b  8  mch  'j5,  S  E 
Barrel!  to  F  Ventnoinl  1350 

Olalrmont,  4th  snb.  It  149  b  3  mch  28,  J  E  Barrell 
to  V  Poison   ...  1260 

Olalrmont,  same  add.  It  129  b  2  mch  28,  Same  to  L 
Bloom     1215 

Tlnley  Pk,  Its  4  6  and  6  b  5  mch  7,  C  W  BUhop  to 
M  E  Bettenhansen  $2600 

Bule  l9ld.  Smith  &  Go's  3rd  add.  Its  38  and  39  b  8 
moh  28,  8  E  Barrell  to  M  Frlolo  ti60 

Tinley  Pk.  s  hf  It  6  b  11  jan  14,  F  F  Henke  tj  Trus- 
tees of  Tinley  Pk  Jsco 

West  hf  w  hf  e  hf  n  e  qr  2  86  13  mch  18,  0  F  Mnhl- 
horn  to  0  Silverman  $4190 

Olalrmont,  Its  62  and  63  b  1  apr  4,  3  E  Barrell  to  E 
Polk  $380 

Bine  Isld,  Pmltb  &  Oo's  3rd  add.  Its  20  and  21  b  7 
apr  9,  3  E  Barrell  to  M  Slmonsen  $360 

OALUMET. 

Pallman,  Goseland  Pk  add.  It  9  b  7  jan  16  0  J  Bapp 
to  P  W  Anderson  $600 

Blverdale,  Bower's  sub.  It  14  b  1  mch2(i,  8  P  8cbocn 
to  E  G  »Pe8se  $1100 

Bine  Isld,  It  1  b  100  jnne  2, '92,  0  Nelbert  to  8  Fied- 
ler $61  0 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  25  to  27  86  36  39  40  and  42  b  "E" 
ang  4,'90,  8  Patterson  to  J  E  MoMahan  $6400 

Bine  Isld,  Bexford  &  Ol's  add,  pt  Its  14  and  15  apr 
4,  J  Ronser  toB  Woodrlch  $10(0 

Morgan  Pk,  Timmis  snb,  It  41  b  10,  17  37  14  mch  16, 
J  Q  Abbott  to  H  A  Blrkland  $1100 

Morgan  Pk,  Jernberg's  snb  In  Rood  &  Weston's 
add.  Its  3  27  'i9  to  33  b  17  mch  16,  H  Offner  to  M 
Oftner  $3500 

OICKBO. 


SIIKOKBAN  WAKBAWTY  DKBOgl. 

BI.OOM. 

Lt  1  b  11  snb  n  bf  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  n  hf  s  e  qr  24  86  14 
may  29,'94,  S  L  OolUns  to  M  L  OoII'DS  $475 

Oalnmet  Hgts.  Keeney's  1st  add,  It  11  b  8  6pr  4,  A 
F  Keeney  co  E  Rosenheim  $425 

South  Bemmond,  Its  >6  and  16  b  4  may  2?,'93,  A  P 
Pendleton  to  L  Schoof  $426 

Oh'go  H8te,  It  39  b  164  moh  2,  L  D  Bhepard  io  H 


Morton  Pk,  Fisher's  add.  It  23  b  3  mch  80,  A  En- 

caba  to  K  Stryjewskl  $1200 

Austin,  M  &  8  sub,  n  SS^i  ft  It  8  b  4  s  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr 

6  39  13  apr  1,  8  Trust  to  Wm  F  Trust  JICOO 

Austin,  M  &  S  sub,  same;  apr  1,  Wm  F  Trust  to  6 

B  Johnston   $1600 

Ballard  &  S's  sub.  Its  11  and  12.pt  Itsl  b  1  sub  w  hf 
n  w  qr  9  39  13  jan  18,'94,  E  H  Flshbum  to  E  B 

Moore    $2400 

Berwyn,  Oartls  add.  It  13  b  6  may  5,'94,  J  H  Onrtis 

to  E  P  Skene  $400 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  18  and  19  b  34 

sept  9,  W  J  Andrews  to  O  F  Wood  $1300 

Hawthorne  sab.  It  35  sub  b  2  in  sees  28  and  33  39  13 

moh  4.  W  D  Oreighton  to  B  0  Brown  $300 

Frlnk'B  Syndicate  sab,  n  90  ft  It  15  sees  8  and  9  ;-9 

13  mch  29,  A  B  Southard  to  A  B  Oody  $2600 

Frlnk's  Syndicate  tub,  n  90  ft  and  e  9  ft  of  s  32  ft 

It  14  same;  apr  1,  Same  to  R  D  Oronk  $2600 

Twenty-second  st  blvd  sub.  It  42  b  7  n  e  qr  n  w  qr 

29  39  13  may  IP, '94,  E  P  Rice  to  P  J  Snlllvan..  .$380 
Scovllle's  snb,  pt  It  4  resnb  Its  1  to  11  s  w  qr  739  13 

mch  23.  B  P  McNuHa  to  E  8  f  onway  $ftOO 

Austin,  Rudolph's  add.  It  66  and  n  hf  It  67  apr  1,  O 

Rudolph  to  E  Johnson  $600 

Davis  A  Son's  sub.  Its  1  to  3,  It  14(i  8  T  S  n  pt  16  99 

13  apr  3,  W  R  Davis  to  P  0  Ellers  $1700 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  7  feb 

3,'94,  W  J  Andrews  et  at  to  H  £  gprinks  $1260 

Berwyn,  same  add.  Its  16  17  and  18  b  1  apr  1,  beme 

to  W  H  Tuttle  $21(0 

Berwyn,  Andrews  b  P's  2nd  add.  Its  3  acd  4  b  32 

mch  1,'93,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  M  Curtiss  $1100 

Berwyn,  Its  24  and  26  b  3  apr  ),  W  J  Andrews  el  al 

to  W  H  Tuttle   ....$3.°00 

Berwyn,  It  13  b  2  apr  1,  Same  to  Same  17C0 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  3rd  add.  Its  11  and  12  b  45 

apr  1,  Same  to  Same  $l<0O 

Herrlck  &  D's  snb.  It  16  and  n  16  ft  It  16  b  2  s  w  qr 

7  39  13  mch  30,  W  Wicke  to  M  Demman  $E00 

Olson  &  Oo's  snb.  It  35  and  s  bf  It  36  b  1  n  w  qr  17 

39  13  july  9,'94,  H  0  Wilson  to  N  P  Anderson..  1975 
Crawford  av,  Lowry's  add.  It  65  mch  29,  J  D  Tcnhy 

to  J  O'Meara  $750 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  Us  31  and  32  b  7 

apr  6,  W  J  Andrews  to  M  Ocffln  $1100  <- 

Davis  &  Soa's  snb.  It  4  It  100  8  T  S,  n  pt  16  39  13  apr 
6,  W  B  Davis  to  J  Q  Knle  $600 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


April  13,  189') 


Attractive  Otfices  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 


ADVANTAGE 


It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
oflace  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu- 
pant of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and 
directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
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•  Ijt  »i  b  2  D  w  qr  26  yg  IS  apr  1,  M  Xlntera  to  A  Za. 

Pioek  $200 

Lt  34  b  2  esme;  apr  1,  A  Zapicek  to  J  Xlntera..  ..$205 
lits  13ardl4b3  §nb  w  hf  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr 

4,  H  Berkey  to  F  F  Arnold  $9(j00 

Walker's  eub.  Its  38  and  39  b  2  8  e  qr  8  39  13  mch  27, 

M  0  Andrew  to  F  J  Wray  $2000 

Anstinville,  Anslin's  2Dd  add.  It  384  b  14  mch  29,  M 

8  Anstln  to  E  8  McFarlane  $1900 

Morton  Pk,  Fischer's  add.  It  4  b  3  dec  14, '93,  H  W 

Fischer  to  R  A  Gllflllan  $160 

Woodbine  add.  Its  19  aod  20  b  4  apr  8,  N  L  Tonng 

to  0  H  Thomas  $800 

Boilvln's  snb,  Us  8  9  and  10  b  2  e  w  qr  4  39  13  apr  9, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  W  Kliebiseh  $2280 

Oak  fk,  Fast  av  add.  It  22  b  6  mch  25,  0  H  Brown 

ing  to  F  W  Jones  $1260 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add,  n  25  ft  It  14  b  5  jan  22, 

E  Z  Talcott  to  W  B  Talcott  $500 

Waller's  snb.  Us  40  and  41  b  2  s  i3%  acres  e  ht  s  e 

qr  8  39  13  apr  9,  F  J  «ary  to  J  Herkenhofl...  $6600 
Anstinville,  Craft's  add,  s  10  ft  It  2  and  all  Ks  3  and 

4  b  2  apr  9,  K  A  Brown  to  Mrs  J  Gennnng....  $2800 

EVAN8T0N. 

EvaostoD,  Ladd's  2nd  add.  It  8  b  4  mch  28,  W 

Hayes  to  M  E  Roher  $860 

Evanston,  McNeill's  add,  It  18  b  5  dec  1,'90,  H  J 

Thayer  to  P  McLain  $6co 

Evanston,  Hinman's  edd.  It  7  b  6  apr  1,  Q  B  Rey 

nolds  to  H  B  Hnrd  $660 

Evanston,  It  7  and  s  21  ft  It  8  b  26  apr  2,  8  J  Arthur 

to  A  J  Hurlbnt  $25,000 

South  Evanston,  Ridge's  §nb,  It  17  b  5  mch  16,  E 

Sfanolife  to  Wm  Walker  $10C0 

North  Evanston,  It  3  b  25  mch  30,  M  J  Overman  to 


C  0  Landt. 


.$600 


Evanston,  Adams  &  B's  add,  Its  17  and  18  b  ?,  It  1 

Foley's  snb;  apr  2,  J  Q  Gleernp  to  F  P  Gnyer.$3400 
Evanston,  w  91%  ft  It  6  and  w  91%  of  n  35  ft  It  5  b 

65  mch  30,  H  0  Bunt  to  M  A  Baldwin  $2O,C00 

Evanston,  Iglehart's  add,  s  125  ft  It  U  b  2  aufi-  24, 

'93,  E  King  to  H  King  $30oo 

Evanston,  Keener  &  R's  add.  It  7  b  8  apr  3,  L  8  H 

Wentworth  to  A  Koboldt  $6C0 

Evanston,  Pitner's  2nd  add,  n  hf  It  IS  b  1  apr  1,'93, 

O  Mateon  to  J  Dahlgren   $1100 

LTONB. 

Lt  45  b  5  sub  bs  3  to  6  11  and  12  eub  e  hf  6  38  13  apr 

3,  J  O  Wachter  to  K  Cougherty..  $460 

Ls  Grange,  Richmond's  add,  It  23  b  8  mch  28,  E  L 

Farnsworth  to  E  Butterbangh  $800 

Ourtis'  snb.  Its  6  and  7  e  hf  26  38  13  apr  6,  J  H  Cur 

tie  to  J  Martin  $12C0 

Lyons,  White's  add.  Its  14  and  15  mch  29,  Q  8  White 


Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  4  jnne  6, 
'94,  M  J  Paul  to  E  M  Olds  $2600 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Go's  enb,  It  3  b  23,  8  17  and  18  42  13 
july  23, '93,  F  P  Gerow  to  H  E  Stambrook  $200 

PBOVIBO. 

Maywood,  It  3  b  225  feb  19,  A  W  Bryant  to  T  Q 

Morris...;  $iboo 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  65  feb  12  C  J  Downes  to  A 

Pinger  $2000 

River  Forest,  Snow  &  D's  add.  It  12  and  n  23%  ft  It 

11  b  11  nov  6,'9.3,  T  8  Skillin  to  A  F  Millikan..$17(  0 
Western  add,  Its  15  to  17  b  7  n  hf  a  e  qr  15  39  12  apr 

6,  J  Gogulskl  to  E  Phlkowekl  $400 

Maywood,  Its  18  to  20  b  156  jan  18,  Maywood  Co  to 

TRDnffleld  $700 

Bsllewood,  Its  391  and  392  B  w  qr  9  3s)  12  apr  6,  J  E 

Rice  to  Heirs  of  .1  Fink  $800 

Qroesdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  21  b  87,  3  38  12  apr  27, 

'91,  8  E  Gross  to  J  F  Miles    $200 

Dnnlop'8  snb,  It  14  b  21  w  hf  e  e  qr  and  pt  s  w  qr  13 

39  12  mch  25,  E  F  Oomstock  to  J  J  Bradley ... .  $350 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  It  9  b  120  feb  26.  A  B  Anderson  to  J  C 

Hoflmeister   $goo 

Harvey,  Rickey  add,  s  hf  It  12  and  Its  13  14  15  45  to 

47  b  1  mch  28, '94,  Wm  B  Rickey  to  D  8  Cook.  $1625 
Harvey,  Young  &  R's  2nd  add.  It  23  b  4  mch  1,  J  B 

Tristram  to  B  A  Wait  $426 

Lt,s  11  to  20,  39  to  44.  49  and  61  b  3  and  Its  21  and  22 
b  6  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  18  36  15  dec  27, '94,  J  Frankel  to 

H  Sternberg  :  $4^00 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  let  add.  It  42  b  4  apr  5,  J  N 

Shahan  to  R  J  Tempelman  ...  ,   $250 

Russell's  sub,  Its  11  to  20  b  3  n  e  qr  18  36  15  apr  1, 

H  Sternberg  to  J  V  Freiberg    $2500 

Thornton,  Morton's  sub,  s  hf  b  6  mch  28,  H  M 

Gardner  to  Mrs  8  Patry    $25C0 

Harvey,  It  23  b  53  sept  16,'92,  J  Feck  to  A  M  Mc- 

$625 

Harvey,  It  29  and  pt  It  28  b  86  feb  14.  T  e  W  Adams 

.$10,000 

W  Hammond,  b  1  mch  14,  S  A  Jennings  to  W  Wer- 

"°  $350 

Hammond,  Fuloher's  add.  It  11  b  1  feb  22,  V  H 

Messenger  to  W  Riley,  j^gQ 

Hammond,  same  add.  It  10  b  1  jan  9,  Same  to  H 
  .$460 


ef  1(0x171  (exoaptlng  and  reserving  balLdings  and 
improvements  now  on  said  pre-nlses. 

James  R.  Willett  and  wife  have  leased  t-  Wm.  J. 
Hall  for  a  term  cf  99  years  from  May  1,  1895  the  fol- 
lowing property:  South  Park  av,  5  1  ft  3  of  Sf'th  ^t,  w 
f  51x115  at  a  rental  of  6966  grains,  Troy  weight  of 
pure  malloyed  gold,  each  year  of  the  first  five  years 
from  May  1,  1895  to  April  30,  1900,  and  during  the 
next  94  years  10449  grains  Troy  weight  pure  malloyed 
gold  annually. 

Nathan  M.  Freer,  et  al,  executors  under  the  es- 
tate of  L.  C.  Paine  Freer,  have  leased  to  Frederick 
M.  Atwood,  for  a  term  of  94  years  from  May  13,  1896, 
the  following  property:  South  C  ark  st,  66!^  ft  n  of 
Madison  st,  e  f  211^x80  at  a  rental  of— for  the  first  4 
years,  $5,000  per  annunj,  and  the  remaining  90  years 
$6,0  10  per  annum,  payable  in  gold.  Lessee  agrees 
to  erect  a  building  inside  of  five  years  from  May  let, 
1895,  not  to  cost  lesi  than  $50,0:  0.  Premioea  are 
known  as  132  S  Clark  st. 


to  D  Harloft. 


.$450 


La  Grange,  Brown's  add.  Its  12  and  13  b  6  apr  10,  E 
A  Winkrans  to  J  W  Ohaflee  et  al  $500 


MAINE. 


Edieon  Pk,  It  21  and  22  b  37  june  25,'9J,  J  R  Bntler 


to  F  W  Schultz . 


,.$600 

Edison  Pk,  Its  5  6  and  7  b  32  feb  30,  W  M  Thayer  to 

AO  North  ^lOPO 

Town  of  Rand,  pt  It  61  mch  19,  A  Collins  to  G 

Peteiifb  $j5i)Q 

De8plain«8,  River  add,  e  hf  It  11  b  1  nov  9, '93,  E  Q 

Stiles  to  EOetertag   1200 

Park  Eldge,  Norma  Pk  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  6  feb 

13,  8  J  Wink  to  O  .S  Norsworthy  tSOO 

Edison  Pk,  Its  9  to  12  b  16  mch  IS.  J  R  Bntler  to  G 

.$1600 


Oliver. 


Edison  Pk,  Its  7  8  and  9  b  34  mch  26,  Same  to  W 

Dempster  ll2no 

Shannon  &  Go's  sub,  b  2  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  36  41  12  mch 

2,  F  0  Hanson  to  D  N  McDonald  $6000 

Oanfield,  Peale's  eub.  Its  7  and  8  b  3  mch  14,  R  8 

Peale  to  A  P  Ryder...   |ggg 

Park  Ridge,  Bolton's  add.  Its  50  and  51  jan  2,"  P  H 


Bolton  to  L  0  Krles. 


  $1000 

Riverview,  Biker's  add.  It  14  b  1  n  e  qr  29  42  12  feb 

20,  W  A  Hamilton  to  F  LuedtEe  $2bo 

Riverview,  Whipple's  add.  It  17  b  1  n  e  qr  29  41  12 
ang  2,'92,  J  F  Dittmann  to  L  Keiser  $350 

KEW  TBIBB. 

Wlnnetks,  Elm  st  add.  It  3  b  5  moh  30,  J  Frost  to  A 

 1260 

Wilmette.  Straube's  add,  Us  34  35  and  36  b  1  mch 

30,  A  Troschel  to  G  Brauns   UdO 

Winnetka,  Oak  Srove  add.  It  36  and  w  hf'lVse  mch 

26,  J  E  Seinwerth  to  Wra  J  Seinwerth  $200 

Wilmette,  Cannaey's  add,  It  13  b  2  jan  7,  8  Donog 

hue  to  8  L  Bolen   j2000 

Winnetka.  Elm  st  add.  It  6  b  2  nev  19,'91,"a  0  Burg- 

ner  to  F  Farris   j2oo 

Kenilworth,  It  7  b  8  mch  18,  I  K  Boyesen  to  m'  P 

^f'""*.  $3600 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  lis  9  and  10  b  14  mch  27 

Est  J  M  Benight  to  F  E  Davis   $1900 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  It  11  b  16  mch  'se^L  O 

Hturtevant  to  J  D  Qulnlau  '  jgyg 

Kenilworth,  It  1  b  6  mch  29,  I  Boyesen  to"  q' W 

Pease   ..„„„ 

_    .,      ■   $4000 

Kenilworth,  Avooa  add,  Its  5  aud  6  b  8  apr  1,  J  j 

Ff ey  to  J  J  Hennessy   ^  Ijgj 


Harvey,  It  48  b  122  mch  27.  W  Steele  to  M  8  Oorry- 


ell.. 


.$1500 


Schaltz's  enb.  It  8  n  w  qr  6  36  14  nov  22,'94,  A 

Schultz  to  M  Felgenhauer  $300 

Dolton,  It  12  b  1,  3  36  14  apr  1,  H  Harder  to  0  J 


Weldner. 


.$1200 


Harvey,  It  6  b  lu  dec  28,'94,  T  H  Southwick  to  E  E 
Harrington  $^o(|p 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  39  b  8,  20  36  14  mch  18,'94. 

M  M  Brown  to  M  Swanson  $4500 

WOETH. 

Morgan  av  add,  It  116  moh  28,   T  Monaghau  to  0 

M  Wilber  J200 

80  Highlands.  It  24  b  1  feb  15,  R  8  Collins  to  N  P 

Halllns   .  $825 

80  Highlands,  w  hf  It  23  b  1  feb  18,  Same  to  A 

.$425 


Johnson . 


Evergreen  Pk,  Jacob's  sub,  Its  36  and  37  b  32  mch 

25,  B  F  Jacobs  to  A  Jones  $750 

Evergreen  Pk,  same  add,  Us  29  and  3U  b  32  mch  25, 

Same  to  J  M  Walker  $750 

Wen  Highlands,  w  hf  It  6  b  t  mch  28,  A  Randblad 

to  Interstate  L  &  I  Go  $500 

Blue  Island,  Jernberg's  add,  Its  21  end  22  b  3  nov 

9,'94,  A  Hawkinson  to  A  A  Anderson  $800 

Oak  Lawo,  Minnick's  eub,  It  13  and  n  ht  It  14  b  22 

mch  29,  P  Q  Bond  to  A  Schell  .$3500 

South  Highlands,  It  21  b  4  apr  1,  O  Anderson  to  J 

O  Johnson  nogg 

So  Higblande,  It  16  b  4  s  e  qr  25  37  13  moh  7,  R  8 

Collins  to  H  Qustafsou  $iioo 

LBTDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  46  b  7  mch  26,  L  Fianklin 


to  M  K  Becker. 


.$3800 


Franklin  Pk,  Its  29  and  30  b  13  apr  6,  L  Franklin  to 

JW  Newman  jgppo 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  30  and  31  b  8  apr  8,  L  Franklin  to 

J  W  Van  Leenwen...,   jg^,Q 

Frankliu  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  27  b  6  apr  9,  L  Franklin  to 

A  D  ^"""K  $350 

NOBTHFIELD. 
Glencoe,  Sheridan  Drive  add.  Its  39  to  48  b  5  feb  5, 

Wm  W  Applegate  to  A  J  Taylor  $2500 

Glencoe.  same  add.  Its  47  and  48  b  6  feb  12.  A  J 

Taylor  to  O  J  Taylor  .'...$500 

East  hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  17  42  12  apr  1,  C  F  Klest  "to  P 

 $2100 

NILE3. 

Morton  Grove  sub.  Its  6  and  6  b  2  and  He  12  and  18 
b  1  apr  4,'94,  G  E  Fernald  to  F  N  Penoy9r....$1000 


Bronson  B.  Tuttle  has  leased  to  James  M.  Bishop 
and  Briau  F  Philpot  from  April  1st,  1895,  for  a  term 
of  198  years  at  an  anaail  rental  of  $10,003,  the  fol- 
lowing  property:  Michigaa  blvd,  n  w  cor  E  13th  st, 


TKCST  UISB0M  A\I»  JIlOKTUAWeiS. 

Including  Bulldine  and  Loan  Societies. 
Andrews  W  J  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  29  Its 

25  and  26  b  13,  31  36  U,  5j  7%  |18C0 

Anderson  A  to  II  A  Haugnn  april  1  pt  Its 
21  to  24  It  1  b  1,  Rockwell  add  5y  G% 

 17100 

Amer  A  J  to  Rps  Fand  B  L  Assn  moh  5  It 

53,  Bolten  to  Park  Ridge  6%  f  17C0 

Anderson  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  moh  '8 

It  43  b  2,1  39  13,  5y  if  1 15(10 

Alverez  O  O  to  A  Smith  moh  1  it  27  b  1 

25  40  13,  65  mos  6%.  f  1300 

Adams  F  T  to  J  W  Gary  moh  29  it  5  b  6 

28  38  14,  6y  6%  |3000  i 

Adams  J  to  Northern  T  Co  moh  15  pt  It  3 

b  8,  10  38  14;5y  6^  |6000 

Bletsoh  A  L  to  B  Lampert  api  3  It  13, 

Feinberg  add  20  40  14,  3y  6%  |4000 

Bass  O  E  to  H  V  Oastle  api  1  Its  9  and 

10  b  2,  17  39  13,  5y  6S   $3000 

Bell  J  to  F  Laokner  api  4  It  10  b  1,  31  40 

1*.  6y  6^  14500 

Bark  L  T  to  P  R  Chandler  moh  27  its  20 

and  21  b  1,  16  38  14.  5y  6^  $5000 

Barbae  C  E  to  W  H  Mooney  april  2  It  3 

It  22  b  1,  Ellis  W  add  6%  $22£0 

Bash  H  to  Will  H  Moore  api  1.  It  55  b  1, 

16  38  14,  5y  7%  '  $1000 

Beoker  J  to  H  A  Osborne  apr  1  It  35,  20 

38  14,  5y  7S5  |JOio 

Bnzzell  E  A  to  W  H  Holden  api  1  pt  It  27 

b  4,  14  38  14,  3y  6%  $3501 

Bryant  M  A  to  J  S  Huey,  pt  It  76,  K  & 

R  Bubd  23  38  14,  6^  $1950 

Baamann  A  0  to  W  L  Jeflfrier  api  4  Its  2 

and  3  It  11  b  1,  33  40  14,  6^    $7500 

Baldwin  C  R  to  C  J  Bambleton  api  6  It 

11  b  6,  Harrison  add  6y  6^   $2200 

Bernhold  K  H  to  M  W  Pinokney  moh  29 

Its  25  to  27  b  2,  7  38  14,  6^  $44  00 

Beier  P  to  B  F  Bayley  moh  30  It  12  b  3, 

16  38  14,  3y  6%  $20C0 

Benedict  Q  M  to  E  N  Scott  mch  23  pt  It  2 

b  4,  Argyle  Pk  5y  6^  $4000 

Benedict  L  to  J  Frake  api  3  Its  6  to  8  b  3, 

Ogden  add  5y  6%  $60o0 

Byrnes  W  J  to  J  W  Gary  moh  18  It-  26 

Wing  &  F  snb  3  38  14,  5y  514%.  ...$7500 
Bobel  J  to  W  Heinemann  api  3  It  10  b  7, 

20  40  14,  5y  e%  $1500 

Baokstedt  C  M  to  E  O  Brown  api  1  it  40 

b  6,  1  39  13.  5y  6%  $4000 

Bnokley  M  to  A  Schilles  moh  22  it  12  b  3, 

Delavan  add  2y  6%  $1800 

Beaoh  J  E  to  H  Barhydt  api  2  It2  b  5  1 

39  13,5y  5^  $'4500 

Bryant  M  A  to  Will  H  Moore  api  1  pt  it 
20,  King  &  R  add  to  Woodlawn,  5y  6% 

„  $2000 

Bnsby  U  is,  G  to  F  Q  Bradley  api  5  Its  5 
to  7  and  12  and  pt  13  b  3,  22  39  14,  4y 

  $60,f00 

Hlne  Island  Lieder  Kranz  to  H  J  Schmidt 
moh  1  pt  Its  2  and  3  b  8,  Robinson  to  B 

Island  15y  4^  $5000 

Bnchert  F  to  H  Eiser  moh  4  It  18  It  lb 

4,6  38  14,  5y  i%  $1500 

Bergstrom  W  to  L  Baird  moh  28  It  3  b  1, 

17  38  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Ohittiok  H  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  5  Its  11 
and  12  and  pt  13  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^ 

 $i(i,ono 

Oain  M  M  to  S  T  Richards  apl  1  It  24  b  3, 

23  38  13,  7%  $3000 

Olementsen  J  B  to  J  H  Kraemer  apl  3  It 

29  b  3,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Olapp  G  to  tl  W  Austin  moh  30  U  4  IWad 

ison  St  add  2y  6^  $5500 

Oath  Bishop  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  6  Its  1 

and  2  b6.  31  37  14  5y  6^  $18,000 

Oiz  M  to  O  Kubin  apl  4  pt  It  3  b  4, 19  39 

1*.  6y  7$  _  $1600 

Onrth  N  T  to  Will  H  Moore  sol  1  pt  b  3, 

21  38  14,  5y  6^    ....$20,000 


Craved  T  to  H  W  Krauz  apl  4  pt  b  7  b  1, 

Grant  &  J  add  2y  1i  $2000 

Cleary  J  A  to  E  G  Foreman  moh  6  It  9  b 

25.4  39  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Clark  B  8  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  6,  It  31  b 

6,  19  40  14,  5y  75^  $i3(;o 

Crocker  J  R  lo  A  E  Brown  aog  15'94  It 

25  b  2,  35  38  It.  3y  6«   $3500 

OhafEe  O  to  C  J  Hambleton  mch  27  pt  It 

5  b  3,  13  39  1.3,  5y  6^  r^oQ 

Oossptt  F  D  to  J  W  Brooghton  apl  1  It  '^0 

b  16,  4  38  12.  5y  7%    $00 

Oollen  E  to  W  H  Matthews  mch  20  It  22 

b  3,  4  38  !4,  5y  6^  ^25i  0 

Christiansen  C  to  F  Frantzen  apl  3  It  25 

b  P,  8  39  14,  3y  6^   *320') 

Creed  N  to  Bncilewood  B  &  L  Asan  apt  1 

It  279,  Downiug  &  P  snb  29  38  14.  7% 

  $1600 

Cordtz  B  J  to  Evnstn  &  N  O  Co  B  &  L 

Aesn  apl  1  It  1  b  2,  6  4' I  li,  7^  $2000 

Clarke  Sarah  D  to  B  A  Commings  el  al 

apl  7  It  lit  28  etc  b  H.  Morgan  Park 


Davies  M  L  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  apl  4  pt 

b3.  21  38  14,  ly  7%  $1510 

DeStefano  E  to  F  Papor  apl  3  pt  It  21  b 

111,  8  8  add  ly  6%  $2600 

Dnflfett  E  M  to  Northern  Trust  Co  moh 

27  pt  It  15  b  1.  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $40  0 

Davis  M  &  J  to  0  L  Sohaar  apl  3  It  7  b  3, 

28  39  14.  5y  7%  $1300 

Davis  M  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  apl  2  pt 

Its  46  to  48  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  ...  |,t000 
Davis  M  Lto  M  E  Qreenebaom  apl  2  pt 
It  4»,  47  and  46  and  45  b  3  b  5,  21  38  14, 

5y  fH%  $5000 

Day  J  H  to  H  M  Mathews  mch  30  It  44  b 

43,80  Chicago  5y  6^  $2000 

Dewald  W  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  moh  26  It 

Ki  b  7,  I  39  13,  5y  6^  $1600 

Dalogd  V  to  0  L  Sohaar  apl  2  It  30  b  1  b 

24,  29  3!)  14,  3y  62  $1100 

Egerston  F  to  P  O  Stensland  aol  2  It  23 

Gross  a  Pk  add  5y  6^   '.  $12(0 

Erdm  ann  O  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Co  apl 

1  It  25  b  I,  18  39  1 1,  5y  6<J  $4(  fiO 

Bgan  M  A  to  W  Heinemann  mch  20  pt 

Its  11  and  12  b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6^.  ..$2000 
Evans  0  H  to  T  K  Christie  moh  25  It  5  b 

27,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  SU.OCO 

Elliott  M  C  to  H  W  Aostin  moh  25  b  252, 

Maywood  3y  6%  ,  $3600 

Elkins  L  H  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  apl  4  It 

29  b  II,  20  38  14,  3y  7%  $11C0 

Eaetmart  M  Eto  J  J  Kaiokerbooker  moh 

30  It  15  It  7,  8  39  14,  5y  &%   $12,600 

Edlnnd  H  J  to  J  P  Mnllin  apl  1  It  2  b  1. 

5  40  14,  5y  6%  $2880 

Fieoher  M  to  Public  S  L  &  B  Assn  nov  19 
pt  Its  17  to  20  3rd  add  Cheltenham  6% 

 $25000 

Fish  F  to  W  Loeb  apl  3  Its  28  and  29  b  6. 

36  40  13,  3y  e%   $2500 

Flint  B  D  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  3  pt  It  22 

and  23  b  2,  36  40  13,  6}4i   $2300 

Fladine  L  E  to  C  Jorn  apl  3  It  24  it  10, 

16  38  14,  5y  6%  $60(0 

Foster  O  H  lo  Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn  apl  1 

Its  29  and  30  b  5,  9  39  14,  b%  $5800 

Farrar  E  T  to  Mounment  8  &  L  Assn  mch 

27  Its  6  7  and  19  b  1,  9  39  13,  7^  ... .  $2000 
Forn  R  &  T  to  G  Van  Zandt  apl  3  It  76  b 

43,  17  39  14,  5y  6%   $4C00 

Fritz  J  to  0  P  H  Dose  apl  1  pt  It  12  b  20, 

9  39  13,6y  6%  $1600 

Franklin  R  &  8  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  1  n 

It  12  b  9,  18  3914,  5y6%  $15,000 

Franklin  L  to  B  O  King  muh  27  pt  b  24. 

eto  Franklin  Pk  ly  6«  3  deeds  $9400 

Faulkner  J  F  to  L  D  Oortright  apl  8  It  19 

b  8,  25  38  14,  4y   7%   $2884 

Field  J  S  to  W  Vocke  apl  8  pt  It  3,  s  e  M 

17  40  14.  5y  62  '.  $10,5f0 

Fraugenheim  W  to  P  Langguth  apl  5  Its 

1  and  2  It  I  etc  b  195,  Maywood  5y  62 

  12500 

Fricke  Q  H  to  F  Jacobs  moh  23  It  1  It  13 

b  10,  H  to  Park  Ridge  3y  62  *20,000 

Gedeser  S  to  G  C  Mueller  apl  3  Its  43  to 

47  b  23,  5  39  14,  3y  62  $14,000 

Gale  T  H  to  H  W  Austin  mch  18  pt  It  4 

It  17,  7  39  13.  5y  62   $2500 

Gard  A  to  H  P  Kranz  apl  4  Its  7  to  12  b 

3,  32  41  14,  3y  6«    . .   $3(00 

Qellows   N  to  N  Brosseau  N  oot  1  p ,  It 

8  b  1,  3  38  14.  5y  62  2  deeds....  $6400 
Goodwin  W  to  Paoiflo  L  &  H  Assn  moh 

29  Its  2  and  3  b  1,  26  37  13,—  $3200 

Grossele  F  to  A  Rehm  moh  9  It  24  b  12, 

S  &  Green  add  62  $3000 

Graham  J  B  to  W  H  Cunningham  apl  3  It 

1  It  1  b  8,  Ashland  2d  add  4y  62  . . . .  $4000 
GoykeFJ  to  P  O  Stensland  moh  27  It  2 

b  8,  5  39  14,  5y  62  |200O 

Graham  A  J  to  J  W  Mack  apl  4  pt  It  10, 
Forrest ville  62  $2250 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILiilNQ  JOURNAL 


April  n,  1895. 


Uraeff  E  to  B  Q  Foreman  apl  4  U  43  and 

pt  44  b  -J  b  3,  Sheffield  add  ly  6%.  .$3000 
Goodfriend  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  ,i 

It  32  b  20,  5  39  14,  By  6%  fSroO 

GastafBoa  C  A  to  M  E  Greeenebanm  moh 

29  It  26  b  2,  Gross  Pk  5j  6%  $3000 

Glasgow  L  to  A  Pike  apl  6  It  14  b  48,9  40 

13,  72    $2100 

Gatt  M  to  A  0  Ernst  apl  3  pt  Its  6  and  7 

It  149,  Bntterfield  add  by  6%.  f2000 

Hayes  OF  et  al  to  F  M  Elliott  moh  21  It 

1  It  1  b  4  Ladd's  2ad  Evanston  6y  6}4% 
 $1250 

Hatka  J  to  W  Eaepar  moh  29  It  82  b  44, 

19  39  14,5y  6^  $3000 

Hay  A  B  to  G  Van  Zandt  apl  1  prem  464 

Washington  2y  6%  $6000 

Halvig  E  F  to  Will  H  Moore  moh  11  It 

42  b  2,  22  38  U,  7%  $1400 

RoUinger  T  T  to  F  M  Elliott  moh  25  pt  It 

4  b  4,  Evanston  3y  6^  $2600 

Housinger  N  M  to  F  H  Henrioi  apl  1  It  17 

b  5,  4  38  12.  6S   $3000 

Howe  N  J  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  moh  2ii  pt 

b  11,  3  39  14,  5y  6%  4  deeds   $i()00 

Healy  M  J  to  W  D  Kerfoot  moh  1  It  32  b 

3  b  10,  IS  40  14,  4y  6%   $1350 

Hallman  HE  to  A  E  Barr  jan  1  Its  37 

and  38  b  5,  8  39  li,  6%  $2050 

Heister  H  J  to  P  O  Stensland  moh  6  Its 

18  and  19  b  5.  26  40  13,  6J  f  1100 

Henry  F  0  to  J  W  Helmer  apl  1  pt  It  16 

b  3,  Jones  add  3y  6$  . .    $4800 

Holinger  0  to  A  Kolinger  apl  6  It  9  b  3, 

7  39  14,  5y  H  $6000 

Hooter  J  W  to  M  B  Gieenebanm  apl  4  pt 

Its  b  1  and  31  b  2,  21  38  14.  5y  6^. $4000 
Healy  E  O  to  Cottage  Grove  B  A  L  Afsn 

apl  2  pt  b  5,  23  38  14,  6^  $8400 

Hierholzer  K.  to  H  Raben  moh  15  It  19  It 

10  b  3,  State  Bk  add  3y  6%   113200 

Hansbrongh  0  B  to  M  Helbrey  moh  15  b 

2  and  3,  25  37  13,  3y  7%  }5000 

Heinenstein  J  to  M  A  Staaber  apl  1  It  40 

b  13,  20  40  14.  rty  6%   $2000 

Holm  C  M  to  F  Frantzen  apl  4  It  73  Hall's 

sab  9  w  34,  4  39  14,  5y  656  $2,500 

Henry  FO&GWtoOO  Yoe  apl  1  pt  It 

10  b  3,Jone8  add  5y  5^    $1600 

Habonski  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  moh  28  It 

13  b  4  b  1,  etc  6  38  14,  3y  7%  $140  i 

Homan  F  J  to  0  P  Silva  apl  1  Its  13  to 

15  b  63,  19  37  14.  7$  $2000 

Harbert  W  S  to  Equitable  Trast  Oo  moh 

16  pt  It  2  It  1  b  48,  8  s  add  3y  6%.  .  .$3000 
Eartman  E  F  L  to  D  Williams  apl  1  pt  It 

6  It  10  b  4,  '<'9  40  14,  6y  e%  $1C00 

Johnson  D  G  to  F  Wells  moh  30  It  212 

and  pt  211  Grayland  Pk  7^  $1600 

Jaoobson  C  T  to  M  W  Kozminski  apl  4  It 

27  It  23,  16  38  14,  5y  6}^%  $2500 

Knapp  A  A  to  N  M  Jones  apl  1  It  19  II  18 

It  1,7  3913,  6^   $4000 

Kooh  0  R  E  to  W  A  Bond  moh  26  Its  4  to 

eitloeto,  6y  5i4%  $25,i  00 

Kindler  0  I  to  P  O  Stensland  moh  12  Its 

20  and  21  b  1,6  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Eoehler  J  to  J  H  Ernst  apl  4  Its  47  and 

48  b  8,  20  40  14,  5y6«   $6"C0 

Eoszezioski  B  et  alto  0  J  Hambleton  apl 

4  It  18  b  10,  5  39  14,  6%  $3500 

Kirohhoff  H  to  A  F  Prinoe  apl  1  Its  50 

and  51,  31  40  14,  3y  6i{  $2800 

Eraetzer  M  to  Public  S  L  &  B  Assn  mch 

19  pt  Its  17  to  20  3d  add  Cheltenham  6% 
  $2500 

Elein  L  J  to  J  S  walski  mch  3  It  15  b  9, 

8  Chicago 656.... _  $M  0 

Eesner  J  L  to  J  J  Enicserbooker  apt  6 

pt  b  3,  22  38  14,  3y  6%  $7i  00 

Eettlestrings  W  N  to  F  J  Grifin  oot  25,  It 

31  b  6,  E  to  Harlem  3y  7^  $2  lOo 

Kaeller  A  P  to  J  H  Gilbert  moh  30,  pt  It 

3  b  4,  Johnson  R  &  8  add  5y  6%  »650o 

Kemp  N  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  20  Its  4 

to  7  b  40,  Cornell  ly  7%   $  000 

Eappelman  O  E  to  L  Rathje  mch  29  Its 

37  and  38  b  13,  14  38  14,  5y  7%  $11  0 

Kelly  T  et  al  to  H  E  Hnrlbat  moh  19  Its 

•55  and  56  b  95,  27  39  14,  5y  6$  . .. .  $46000 
Kelly  J  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  2  It  13 

b  1,  23  38  14,  5y  7%  $UO0 

Krewitzki  E  to  L  Rathje  apl  1  It  98  b  4, 

7  39  14,  4y  6^  $3000 

Lobdell  J  H  to  J  R  Foulke  apl  1  It  3  and 

pt  4  b  12,  14  38  14,  6%  $3000 

Loeber  M  to  O  O  Bu  z  apl  3  pt  Its  23  and 

24  b  4,  10  38  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Leidscheok  R  to  ME  Greenebaam  apl  3 

It  4  It  6  b  2,  U  Park  add  2y  6%  $3500 

Limberger  W  F  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  1  Us  4  and  5  b  231,  Maywood  B% 

 I  

Lindholm  A  to  A  M  Snydaoker  apl  8  It 

34  b  3,  22  38  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Larson  M  to  E  Stock  Jr  mob  23  pt  It  1  It 


3.  27  40  14.  5y  6iK   ...$1(00 

Lehre  L  to  H  Fe  senthal  spl  6  It  6  b  1,  29 

40  14,  5y  6S{  $3000 

Lederer  J  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  1  Its  1 

and  2  b  10,  6y   $9000 

Lipke  A  to  0  F  Schomaoher  Jr  apl  4  It 

65  b  1,  32  39  14,  7%   $1500 

Lemke  B  W  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  5  It 

21  b  8,  29  40  H,e%   $6000 

Langan  O  J  to  Empire  8  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

1  Its  36  to  40  b  12,  10  39  1,^.  Si.  . .  $30(;0 
Leonard  R  to  S.ookmana  B  L  &  8  Union 

moh  26  Its  15  to  18  li  17  b  31  etc,  32  39 

U,7%  $2600 

Levison  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  6  It  2 

b  12  etc,  b  1,  2  38  14,  2y  6%  $35(0 

Ladwig  J  L  to  Safety  LAB  Assn  apl  2 

It  14  b  3,  31  38  14,  7!J  $1600 

Landt  C  O  to  Will  H  Moore  apl  1  pt  Its 

20  and  28,  Eing  &  R  to  Woodlawn  5y  6 

%  $1000 

La-kowsky  Q  to  E  8  Dreyer  apl  4  It  2  b 

8,  32  38  H,3y  G^4%  ...$1000 

Leonbard  F  to  U  U  Daensing  apl  4  It  10 

b  2,  8  39  14,  ly  6«   $1200 

Liljeholm  L  to  G  A  Johnson  apl  3  It  60 

It  62  b  4,  36  40  13,  3y  7!{  $2250 

Leidech  A  to  R  W  Bayliss  apl  1  It  32  b 

16,  12  39  13,  5y  6^   $6000 

Landwebr  P  to  A  Getzart  moh  28  Its  9 

and  10  b  3,  25  39  13,  f  y  6^  $5000 

MoLeaman  J  to  M  B  Greenebaam  moh 

5  It  5  b  1,  10  38  14,  2y  6%   $1£00 

Makowiak  A  to  M  W  E  izminski  apl  1  It 

3  It  21,  Egan  Soath  add  6y  6%  $16(0 

Maersoh  G  C  to  F  U  B-immsr  apl  1  Its 

679  and  680,  12  38  13.  3y  6^   $180T 

Magoon  W  8  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  2 

It  32  b  8:  8  38  14.  5y  6^5,%  $2500 

Maokie  0  M  to  L  Rathje  apl  4  It  17  b  2, 

16  38  14,  ly  65^   .  $1100 

Marok  8  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  1  It  15,  Olson 

sab  34  40  13,  3y  6%   ...  $2000 

MattBon  M  B  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  I  It  23  b 

9,  2  39  13,  756  $2000 

Marqnart  H  to  J  N  Jaoobsen  apl  3  It  46  b 

SO,  17  39  14,  3y  6!«  $10(  0 

Matbison  W  M  to  H  0  Zottermeister  apr 

3  It  4  b  2,  7  39  14,  2y  6J6   $1600 

MoOanley  J  8  to  Am  Trust  &  Siv  Bk  apr 

1  It  A  It  19eto,  18  39  14,  2y  7%  $7700 

MoMallen  J  J  to  A  Ga'zert  apl  5  pt  b  7, 

Jennings  M  Bubd  10  38  14.  5y  6«  .  $6503 
Makarski  W  to  J  Muoba  apl  4  It  30  b  2,  5 

39  14,  6^  $7(00 

Magee  C  8  to  A  W  Eschenbarg  apl  6  Its 

45  49  and  50  b  3,  12  39  13,  5y  6^3 

deeds  $11,250 

McKechney  0  to  E  S  Dreyer  feb  2S  Us  3 

to  5  b  7,  b  18,  8m  6!{  $15,000 

Miller  M  to  O  J  Hambleton  apl  8  It  17  b 

1,  5  38  H,  3y  G}4i   $1500 

MoKey  J  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  moh  30  prem 

227  Oakley  2y  6«  $2500 

Mott  J  H  to  E  F  Bayley  moh  30  pt  Its  18 

and  19  b  4,  2  38  14,  3y  6«   $4000 

Martin  T  0  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  moh  30 

Its  25  and  26  b  65,  17  39  14,  3y  7%  .$1200 
Merrill  J  W  et  al  to  F  R  Ohandlpy  moh 

25  Its  9  and  10  b  69,  80  Chicago  3y  S% 

  $3000 

Mogg  W  H  to  F  R  Chandler  moh  22  It  6 

b  12,  28  38  14,  3y  7%   $1125 

MoDonagh  P  J  to  Public  8  L  &  B  Assn 

pt  Its  17  to  20  3d  add  Cheltenham  G% 

  $2600 

Moyer  E  to  G  Van  Zandt  moh  15,  Its  11 

and  12  b  17.  17  39  14,  3y  65?  $5000 

Murray  AE&M  FtoSM  Moore  apl  1, 

pt  b  3,  8  and  9  39  13,  5y  6%   $6000 

MoMabon  J  E  to  M  W  Pinkney  apl  It  26 

to  27,  etc  B  E  W  bgtbs  3y  (^   $35C0 

Mailman  A  8  to  J  8  Osgood  apl  1,  I's  19 

to  22,  b  14,  29  40  14,  5y  6^   $20000 

Mordook  K  E  <fe  J  M  to  J  G  Sbortall  mob 

30  It  14  b  15,  13  39  13,  6y  6%   $18t'0 

Manning  G  W  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  1  pt  It 

39  and  all  40  b  4,  2  38  14,  6y  6^  . . . .  $3000 
Maeller  L  F  to  E  G  Pauling  moh  30  It  10 

It  13  b  43,  Sheffield  add  6y  6^5  .....  $5500 
Martin  E  S  to  M  0  Olanoey  april  1  It  39 

and  41  b  6,  16  38  14.  5y  6^  $3300 

Miller  F  P  to  F  R  Chandler  mnb  22  pt  It 

4  It  4  eto,  Hyde  Park  5y  6%   $25(0 

Mershon  OM&OWtoFG  Bradley  apl 

1  It  33  It  24,  12  39  13,  fiy  75s   $4500 

Morris  8  to  E  E  Baoesenbaoh  moh  I  It  5 

b  8,  18  39  11,  514%   ...$5(i 

Mitchell  H  L  to  F  J  Cragin  moh  25  pt  It 

4,  Pearoe's  sab  10  38  14,  6y  6%  $4850 

Nash  P  E  to  Northn  Trust  Co  moh  28  pt 

Its  21  and  21  b  13,  21  40  14, 3y  6%.. $40(0 
Nelson  J  A  to  E  H  Erioson  apl  3  It  24  b 

2,  17  38  14,  3y  7S6  $1600 

Nicholson  J  M  to  T  H  Niokelsen  apl  8  pt 

It  1  It  ol,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $7  00 


Napoleki  T  to  J  Bednorz  apl  I  It  128,  Pep- 
per's D  Pk  add  3y  5«   $12' 0 

Niedert  C  to  8  W  Rnwtion  moh  28  It  29  b 

1,  Lee  add  5y  6^   $2500 

Nichols  IA  &  ERtoJV  Sanford  april  1 

pt  It  8  It  13,  3  3H  14,  2y—  $5000 

O'Connor  0  to  F  C  Enhns  apl  3  It  32  It 

2,  Butterfleld  add  5y  656  $6C03 

Olson  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  apl  3  U  10 

b  3,  Lee  add  3y  6%  |100(' 

Overman  M  J  to  J  T  Haly  mob  30  pt  It 

20  K  &  R  snbd  23  38  11,  43  m  6%.  ..$1700 
Overman   M  to  Will  tl   Moore  moh  30 

pt  It  20  K  &  R  to  Woodlawn  5y  6«.$2000 
O'Malley  D  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  3  It 

22  b  2,  33  39  14,  3y  7%   ...$1700 

Piokard  W  to  R  Hart  apl  1  Its  57  and  58 

b  18,  lt940  H,3y6^%  $6600 

Pierce  V  to  S  W  Connell  moh  28  It  42  b 

2,  20  40  14,  6y  6^    $2400 

Petrie  J  to  Relianoe  B  L  &  H  Assn  mob 

28  It  20  b  4,  15  39  13,  7%  $3200 

Pfeiffdr  J  to  H  C  Zattermeister  apl  1  It 

10  b  1,  21  39  14,  3y   $1500 

Pease  J  8  to  E  G  MHS:>n  moh  28  Us  5  and 

6  b  2,  26  39  13,  3y  7^   .$ 20.0 

Peterson  J  to  A  Gaizert  apl  I  It  10  b  2, 

17  38  14.  3y  6}4%  $1100 

Pershing  AE&JF  toJ3  Sbortall  mch 

30  Its  4  16  b  28,  10  38  14,  5y  7%  $6000 

Peterson  C  et  al  to  0  Petersen  apl  1  It  34 

b  87,  8  Chicago  6y  7^  $1500 

Pebl  J  d  to  0  E  Kremer  apl  1  It  77  b  2.  3 

39  14,  ly  6^   #1500 

Philpot  B  F  to  E  A  Warfield  apl  1  Us  19 

to  22  b  5.  22  39  It,  and  op  5y  6^  2 

deeds  $140,000 

Peterson  H  to  H  C  Zattermeister  apl  4  It 

20  b  29,  29  40  14,  6<«   $1300 

Peterson  N  to  M  E  Greenebaum  apl  3  It 

7  b  16,  33  39  14.  6y  656   $8000 

Riohgrieber  W  to  A  Barlels  apl  3  pt  n  e 

^  10  40  12,  6y  656    $2800 

Bobbins  8  H  to  J  G  K  Duer  nov  ^8  nt  n 

}^  n  e  ^  n  w  3^  s  e  3^  eto  32  39  u",  ly 

6%  $21,926 

Robinson  M  W  tj  Mat  Benefit  L  Ins  Co 

apl  1  Us  29  and  3  )  b  8,  33  40  14,  6y  bf^ 

%   ..«7dOO 

Ryan  P  to  C  Maeller  mob  20  It  6  b  8,  22 

38  14,  5y  6iS   $2520 

Richardson  0  A  to  J  J  Knickerbocker 

moh  8  Us  1  to  6  b  4,  eto  3  38  14,  6y  656 

 $20,000 

Rajsky  M  <$  R  to  N  Petrtyl  apl  2  lt;5  b 

A,  b  8,  20  39  14.  7^   $1600 

Reynolds  F  B  to  T  J  Lefans  moh  30  It  46 

It  2,  Buiterfleld  add  5y  6«  $6(00 

Reed  P  to  W  8  Yonng  moh  30  It  15  to  20 

b  2,  16  37  14,3y  7%   $2000 

Rutt  M   B  to  J  Baum  apl  4   pt  It  36  and 

all  37  b  16,  eto  Id  39  14,  5y  756   $2100 

Ruhl  M  A  to  i.ogan  Mat  L  &  B  Assn  apl 

1  pt  It  19  b  15,  20  40  14,—  $4700' 

Rowe  E  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  apl  6  It  46  b  1, 

Place  add  5y  6«  $3300 

Reynertson  K  to  H  A  Uaugan  apl  6  Its 

27  and  28  b  4,  18  39  14.  5y  '6%  $14,000 

Roder  F  to  T  J  Lefens  apl  6  It  38  b  1.  22 

38  14,  3y  6%  ...$6(00 

Roach  D  A  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  apl  1 

U  13  b  2,  2^  39  14,  7^   $55(0 

Rygel  M  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  2  It  6  b  1  b 

1,  23  39  13,  6y  %%   $2300 

Robbins  H  to  F  B  Peabody  moh  29  pt  s 

e  34  32  39  14,  5y  6%   $10,(00 

Roenzweig  J  H  to  B  G  Foreman  apl  3  It 

1  It  91,  Bntterfield  add  3y  6%  $5000 

Ralph  M  to  A  Rehm  mob  16  It  49  b  31,  3 

39  14,  6%  $1400 

Saunders  T  H  to  J  H  Maun  apl  1  Us  120 

and  121,  30  38  15,  6^   $40f0 

Sohiedma-i  8  to  8  A  Low  april  3  It  1  It  6, 

12  39  13,  3y  6%   $3500 

Sievers  F  D  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  mob  27 

It  189,  8  D  sab  17  40  14,  3y  656  ....  $3300 
Stone  M  P  &  J  F  to  G  W  Murray  dec  20 

Us  7  and  8,  28  42  13,  2>^y  7%   $.iO(0 

Shaver  I  A  to  A  B  Mead  mch  22  Us  41  and 

42  b  5,  Central  Park  add  6^  $4500 

Sweet  J  J  to  M  D  Matteson  apl  1  pt  It  22 

and  all  23  and  24  b  4,  17  38  14,  7%.  .$2500 
Smith  U  S  to  J  Cox  feb  25  It  89  b  26,  5  39 

It.  2y  6^.  $2000 

Snyder  J  C  to  Relianne  B  L  &  U  Assn  apl 

4  It  30  b  20,  10  39  13  $3400 

Stieglitz  G  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  apl  1  Its  1 

to  24  b  4  and  pt  blks  10,  19,  23,  24  and 

25,  Fernwood  9  37  14,  3y  6^  $20,000 

Spencer  M  E  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  apl  3 

It  20  b  2,  20  39  14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Sobultler  M  B  to  Northern  T  Oo  mob  25 

pt  It  6  b  8,  frl  15  add,  jan  19'97 

 $20,000 

Smith  M  A  to  L  Rathje  apl  1  pt  It  12  b 
6,  20  38  14,  19m  9>%  $2800 


Stewart  0  F  to  W  Loeb  feb  1  It  49  9  e  l^, 

3  38  14,  2y  7%   $1000 

Stoozek  M  to  Home  M  L  Assn  apl  3  It  10 

b  2,  6  39  14,  6^  $2000 

Sodermaober  L  to  G  Coombs  mob  27,  It  8 

b  9.  20  40  14,  656  $1300 

Sheehan  J  to  M  W  Eozminski  mob  29,  It 

43  b  1,  13  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Schenk  B  to  W  F  Weimers  moh  26  It  42 

b  3,  1  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Schalz  R  to  H  0  Zattermeister  apl  1  It  64 
b  34,  31  39  14,  3y  ^%  $1000 

Svenson  M  0  to  Title  (i  &  T  Oo  moh  30  It 
10  b  8,  20  40  14,  5y  6%   $2400 

Saxe  H  J  to  Bnglewood  B  &  L  Assn  apl  1 
Its  20  and  27  b  88,  8  Obi  7^    $3000 

Society  of  Piiests  of  the  Cong  of  Mis- 
sions to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  jan  31  b  3  b 
11,  Sheffield  add  15y  5!{   $60,000 

8nyder  E  D  to  G  P  Cary  apl  1  U  14  b  14, 

4  38  5  2.  5y  7%   $2000 

Teall  B  M  to  L  B^ird  ap!  1  It  17  b  19,  17 

39  14,  5v  6!{  $5000 

Tiemann  F  0  to  B  F  Bayley  mob  30,  Us 

13  to  15  and  pt  16  b  14,  21  38  14,  3y  G% 
 $6000 

Tobin  A  B  to  0  G  Uutobinson  mob  5  Its 

84  and  85  b  21,  7  39  14,  6  mos6^..  $40(0 
Tyler  F  to   B  Htlleyapl6  It  49  It  2,  16 

38  14,  7^   $1400 

Teaobner  A   to  T  Oebne  Rpl  1  pt  Its  46 

and  45  b  16,  Cornell  demand  656  ....$3000 
Trantwiu  J  to  A  Gaizert  epi  3  Its  25  to 

39  b  4,  10  38  14,  6y  6>^«   $22,000 

Ulriob  A  F  to  H  T  Deitriob  apl  9  It  21  b 

11,  4  38  14,  8^  $3000 

Wilson  J  0  to  Obioago  Title  &  T  Co  aog 

7'94  It  19  b  24,  3  39  14,  5y  7«   $1000 

Whitteck  0  H  to  W  T  Dwight  mch  17  pt 

It  12  b  11,  17  3914,  3y  6%  $2000 

Walk  F  J  to  a  C  Zattermeister  apl  1  It 

44  b  2,  24  39  13.  5y  6^  $1300 

Whitney  G  B  to  A  Loeb  mob  28  pt  b  4, 

Ladd's  2nd,  Evanston  5y  6}^^  3  deeds 

 $2660 

Wilson  A  0  to  O  0  Bntz  apl  4  It  48  b  3,  1 

39  13,  5y  6^  $65(0 

Whitman  A  T  to  Eankakee  Inv  &  L  Assn 

mob  26  Its  5  to  7  b  4,  36  3   12  $4000 

Wecbeeski  W  to  C  0  Schumacher  apr  3  It 

4  It  2  b  9,  School  see  6^  $1400 

Williams  F  W  to  Am  Trust  A  Srving  Bk 

apl  1  Its  43  and  44  b  6,  31  39  13,  6y  7% 

  $2600 

Wright  M  T  to  J  8  Huey  apl  1  pt  U  20  K 

&R  snbd  23  38  14,6%  $2240 

Wolford  M  M  to  J  8  Huly  apl  1  pt  It  28, 

E  &  R  subd  23  38  It,  6«  $1700 

Wink  H  to  T  J  Lefe  s  apl  5  It  8  b  78,  27 

39  14,  3y    $4000 

Waldemar  A  to  B  M  Aehoraft  moh  .30  Its 

1  to  8  b  3,  22  40  13,  3y  7%  $1620 

Wadding  A  to  A  J  Kowalski  apl  3  It  10  b 

2  b  19,  SbefiE  add  6% ... .   $2200 

Wagner  M  to  Phoenix  8  Society  apl  3  It 

33  b  7,  12  39  13  7%  $:'000 

Wright  M  T  to  Will  H  Moore  apl  1  pt  It 

28  It  3,  23  38  14,  5y  6%   $2(00 

Wilhe  C  F  to  A  B  Jenks  apl  1  \U  5  and  6 

b  9,  S  &  G  add  5y  6?  $12,000 

Warren  C  J  to  J  M  Oliver  moh  1  Us  82  86 
87  90  91  94  95  198  It  14,  Bronson  add  7 

y  h\i%  $100,000 

Whitney  L  H  to  H  B  White  dec  20  U  39 

and  pt  40,  23  39  13,  3y  $2000 

Yerion  I  o  R  Hart  apl  2  It  31  b  1,  26  40 

15,  3y  %yi%  $2900 

Yonng  F  to  J  R  Foulke  apl  1  pt  Its  6  and 

7  It  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $6li00 

Zeller  A  to  W  Loeb  apl  8  It  9  Bowden 

sub  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Zeese  A  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  apl  1  pt  blks 
9  11  18  20  23  24  and  25  Fernwood  9  37 

14  3y  6%  $20,000 

Zesse  A  to  W  H  Cook  apl  3  It  3  b  1,  Ash- 
land 2d  add  3y  656   $5100 

«;hattkLi  moktuawkh. 


Alexander  A  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  4,  furn 

and  s  m  9m   $117 

Adams  Bros  to  Kelly,  Mans  &  Oo   apl  6, 

machy  3002  State  $61 

Applehaas  G  P  to  A  Hinkeles  moh  8,  forn 

7295  Shober  10m  $225 

Armesen  A  to  A  G  French  moh  27,  furn  6 

m  $84 

Austin  H  M  to  W  B  Austin  apr  3  farn  263 

72  Im  $102 

Anderson  L  to  F  B  Snyder  apr  2,  forn  6 

m  $77 

Breediag  E  T  to  A  H  French  mch  2,  furn 

6m  $200 

Bennett  E  to  A  G  French  mch  14,  7m .  .$72 
Beitzel  T  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  moh  29,  saloon 

1700  Lincoln  23m  $300 


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Brown  W  L  to  M  E  Finch  moh  28,  fnrn  6 

m  $103 

Broberg  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  moh  22  f  am  6 

  $103 

Barrens  A  W  to  0  H  Williams  apl  3,  farn 

291  Washington  bd  6m  $167 

Brenan  J  O  to  O  Bergersen  apl  4,  horses 

aud  cabs  ly  $76 

Bart  A  to  H  F  Monnt  apl  6,  fnrn  116  18th 

6m  $195 

Bigges  A  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  apl  3,  saloon 

i05  Grand  av  23m  $600 

Borman  E  A  to  0  H  Merrick  moh  28  2y .  S94 
Boyd  S  to  B  Morse  apl  3,  fnrn  and  piano 

6m  $25B 

Bennet  H  D  to  M  E  Finch  mch  29,  farn 

6m   |10g 

Baldwin  0  W  to  J  H  MoOntcheon  apr  3 

farn  6m  361  La  Salle  av  2y  $100 

Barry  E  to  D  R  MoNanght  moh  29,  forn 

6m  $103 

Bates  F  to  S  Richardson  moh  29,farn  245 

Springfield  ax,  7m  $72 

Boggan  P  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  apl  3,  fnrn 

769  39th  7m  $156 

Bateman  S  to  M  E  Finch  apl  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $122 

Chamberlin  M  J  to  H  Vanderhider  apr 

8,  fnrn  3166  Rhodes  av  ly  $150 

Onsco  W  W  to  H  P  Monnt  mch  30,farn 

7300  Perry  av  6m   $136 

Connell  M  A  to  W  A  Mayer  moh  29,  fnrn 

3020  Mich  av  6m  $259 

Crawford  OP  to  W  A  Mayer  apr  1  farn 

6m   ,  $1232 

Oarmany  0  to  0  E  Norton  apr  1  horses 

etr  922  47th  ly  |200 

Clark  R  to  E  C  Porter  mch  30  fnrn  202 

Chicago  av   ,  $110 

Chicago  Art  Metal  Wks  to  J  A  Dahlem 

moh  30,  fnrn  34<i  Dearborn  4m  i360 

Compton  R  H  to  J  A  Dahlem  moh  cO  farn 

119?  Monroe  6m  $260 

Connolly  J  S  to  F  B  Snyder  mch  22,  fnrn 

6m  J87 

Cook  W  D  to  H  M  Uookel  apl  6,  fnrn  61 

W  Madison  2y  $3600 

Carroll  W  to  M  E  Finch  apl  3,  piano  6m 

 $103 

Coatsworth  L  to  A  A  Starr  apr  2,  fnrn  12- 

42  Wabash  ang  1  |378 

Cowles  J  T  to  Kelly  Mans  &  Co  apr  2,farn 

224  Washington  ly  $2000 

Cnrry  M  to  J  Cnllen  mch  29,  fnrn  W  22d 

6m  |100 

Curtis  H  W  to  C  T  Rich  apr  3  farn  2706 

Wabash  av  6m   $450 

Curtis  H  W  to  C  T  Rich  apr  3,  fnrn  2705 

6m  |4f  O 

Deck  W  E  to  Smith  Bros  apr  1,  fnrn  7m 

 $102 

Dean  C  K  to  E  A  Dean  apl  1,  horse  and 

carriage  408  Webster  av  2y  $1807 

Dann  H  to  Smith  Bros  apl  1,  diano  7m. $70 
Dickey  M  to  M  Dingel  apl  4,  market  317 

Garfield  av  ly  $250 

Dierks  H  to  M  E  Finch  apl  5,  fnrn  761 

Superior  6m  J77 

Daley  M  J  to  F  F  Mahoney  apl  8,  saloon 

167  Adams  11  m  $500 

Droider  H  to  M  Busshaus  apl  8,  vinegar 

factory  6250  Laflin  4y  $1200 

Dean  C  V  to  F  B  Snyder  apl  1,  fnrn  and 

9  m  6m  1176 

Dadenbeaver  R  to  J  A  Dahlem  moh  30, 

fnrn  and  piano  193  Wood  $248 

Dohoney  J  to  D  Smith  moh  25,  herses  220 

Swan  3m  |90 

Ebbert  J  to  Branswiok-B  C  Co  apl  6,  bil- 
liard goods  148  N  Halsted  15m  $250 

Evans  O  C  to  E  J  Braoh  apl  6,  horses  eto 

39  w  Adams  18m  $600 

Eler  A  P  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  8,  fnrn "4m 

 $150 

Evans  J  to  J  C  Forbes  apl  8,  piano  188 

Halsted  JIOO 

Evans  N  C  to  E  L  Mitchell  apr  1  ftirn.$170 
Ehlen  8  to  J  A  Dahlem  apr  3,  turn  2228 

Wabdsh  av  6m    $440 

Fnlford  B  to  P  E  Amey  apl  3,  furn  6m.$100 
Fischer  P  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  apl  2  saloon 

1127  Southport  2y   $1500 

Fiege  M  to  K  Hilt  apr  2  horses  eto  256 

Newberry  av  2y  |100 

Pritag  J  to  A  U  French  moh  5,  furn  6m 

„  $136 

Freschkorn  C  to  A  O  French  moh  29,farn 

6m  $84 

Fagg  S  to  M  E  Finch  moh  29,  s  m  and 

'nrn  6  m  |103 

Fitzpatrick  J  to  H  Morse  apl  3,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  |103 

Flanders  C  A  to  A  P  Beckwith  apl  4,  furn 

2715  Wabash  ly  1300 

Frederik  A  to  B  Mueller  apl  I,  horses  etc 


Wilmette  1  y  $618 

Flynn  O  A  to  L  Horn    3eo  10,  furn  402 

Cleveland  av  4m  $100 

Feegenblatz  0  to  G  G  Hnbbell  furn  11m 

 $70 

Flood  S  to  Nat  Bk  III   apl  4,   fnrn  292  N 

Stato  90ds  $906 

Gibbs  J  E  to  C  G  Akam   Feb  25,  billiard 

goods  3142  State  2  y  $1050 

Go;man  M  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  6  furn  6m.$77 
Qlasebrook  G  B  to  F  B  Snyder  moh  26, 

furn  and  s  m  etc,  7m  $84 

Grammer  D  A  to  J  Jacobson   moh  30, 

mdse  357  Blue  Isl  av  2y  $900 

Hartman  C  to  W  Ihde  apl  4,  fnrn  4460  C 

Grove  av  6m  $262 

Hoffman  W  to  Shields  Bros  apl  3,  fnrn  6 

m  $92 

Henze  G  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  3, 

saloon  249  22d  st  2y  $250 

Holmes  M  E  to  W  W  Wallace  apl  furn 

90  da  $310 

Heinz  J  G  A  Dahlem  apr  1,  furn  furn  63 

Cass  6m  $130 

Haezmarck  J  to  Stand  Bry  Oo  apl  6,  sa- 
loon *727  Page  23  m  *300 

Harris  S  to  Am  Brg  Oo  mch  19,  aaloon 

588  Jeffn  23m   $200 

Hahn  A  H  to  W  B  Aostin  mch  28,  fnrn  132 

Lake  7m  $70 

Henderson  A  to  F  E  Blaokman  apl  5,  fnrn 

ly  $126 

Herrin  J  E  to  F  E  Blaokman   apl  3,  fnrn 

ly  $160 

Haderlein  J  Stand  Bry  apl  3,   saloon  292 

Mich  av  22m  $575 

Haynes  J  to  M  M  Chesrown  moh  25,  furn 

1616  Mich  av  6m   $235 

Hodgson  Q  8  to  H  H  Hnbbell  apl  5,  furn 

5m  |170 

Jones  TO  to  D  R  McKnight   npl  5,  farn 

6m  1165 

Johnson  O  to  H  Moore  apr 3,  furn  6m. $129 
Jons  C  B  to  J  Danks  apr  3  furn  3307  Cott 

Grove  av  6m   $xO0 

Jentzoh  R  to  Fuller  &  F  Co  apr  2  d^Dg^ 

1379  10th  ly  $ia50 

Jones  L  H  to  M  E  Finch  apl  3,  piano  6m 

  ...   $'i7 

Jones  W  to  G  G  Habbell  fnrn  11m  .$72 

Kinney  J  to  R  A  Corcoran   apl  4,  saloon 

1370  Ifladison  6m   }5  0 

Kavansgh  R  E  to  WE  Aokley   mch  28, 

ptg  office  6m   $115 

Kreoh  J  to  J  Maloney  moh  1,   grocery,  B 

l8l  111  2y  $760 

Kehoe  R  A  to  A  Russell  apl  6,  factory 

contents  114  N  Peoria  Im  $122 

Kingwell  0  Q  to  D  Randson  apl  3,  farn 

Adams  3m  $177 

Koch  A  to  M  May   apl  5,  horses  etc  6202 

Morgan  1  y  $220 

Kunze  M  to  G  W  Roaloh  apr  1  furn  339 

W  North  2y  $796 

Klicka  J  to  Brnnswiok  B  0  Oo  mch  30,bil- 

liard  goods  494  w  North  av  6m  $150 

King  E  G  to  Am  Biscuit  Mfg  Co  jan  19, 

horse  and  wagon  eto   $240 

Kreisel  H  I  to  J  Cnllen  moh  25,  fnrn  6m 

   $127 

Kettlestrings  W  N  to  P  J  Griffin  oot  25,  It 

31  b  5,  K  to  Harlem  3y  7%  $2000 

Krebs  G  to  Smith  mch  Bros  29,  fnrn  7m 

 $115 

Lambden  A  L  to  F  B  Snyder  apl  1,  farn 

and  piano  6m  $150 

Littlefield  M  W  to  0  A  Sawyer  apl  8,  fnrn 

1841  Mich  av  ly  

Leonard  I  A  to  M  W  Rhodes  apl  8,  fnrn 

1837  Mich  av  14m   $2001 

Mahler  J  U  to  0  Greene   apl  6,  farn  6m 

 $207 

Lauzen  J  to  J  Sohafer  moh  30,  furn  Arch 

er  av  ly  1535 

Leutz  S  J  P  to  F  Zerzan  mch  27,  furn  204 

Mohawk  3m  $75 

Leon  A  T  to  J  Kenan  apl  1,  fnrn  6115 

Nadison  av   $250 

Lombard  0  A  to  Shields  Bros  apl  3,fnrn  6 

m   $84 

Lukes  V  to  U  a  Brg  Co  feb  16,  saloon 

1000  W  18th  2y  $300 

Laogley  F  J  to  M  E  Finch  apl  2,  fnrn  « 

piano  6m   ...$185 

Langdon  O  A  to  B  F  Watson  apr  4,  fnrn 

1  Campbell  pk  ly  $150 

Morton  U  H  to  A  P  Holbrook  apl  8,  fnrn 

335  Langley  av  6m  $112 

Maynard  J  R  to  U  M  Fadden  apl  1,  s  m 

and  fnrn  7m  ....$144 

MacLachlen  W  to  D  0  Bornff  mch  21  fnrn 

*34  47th  $3000 

Mnnarik  V  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  6, 

saloon  1174  Albany  av  2y  f?23 

Miller  A  G  to  M  Miller  apl  2,  furn  1305 


Mich  av  2y   $600 

Morrisou  O  E  to  0  E  Eweas  apl  8.  farn 

343  Loomis  2  y  $306 

Marphy  W  to  M  E  Finch  apl  4,  furn  6m.$77 
Mors  0  to  C  Stegman  Feb  19,  shop  4022 

0  Grove  av  1  y  $146 

Makowski  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co, 

8gl  4.  saloon  1237  N  Leavitt  2y  $155 

Millen  M  D  to  M  E  Finch  apl  3,  fnrn  6m 

  $103 

Mftlony  J  to  P  W  Hill  A  Co   apl  5,  fnrn 

879  Washington  bd  ly  

Marwell  O  J  to  M  E  Pinch  apl  3,  fnrn  and 

piano  6  m  $207 

y^arsh  E  to  M  E  Finch  mch  6,  piano  6m$90 
MoKeown  J  to  E  Floegd  apl  6,  piano  6m 

  $125 

Mnrison  A  J  to  F  B  Snyder  apl  1,  fnrn  6 

m  $182 

Madsen  M  to  S  Richardson  apl  2,fnrn  624 

Wells  7m   $84 

Merck  S  J  W  to  E  S  Alon  moh  horses  etc 

112  w  Washington  3y   ..$llu 

Maul  J  L  to  V  aiatz  Brg  Oo  apl  4,  saloon 

208  Racine  av  2y  $500 

Nelson  J  to  J  Rinard  et  al  apr  1  engine 

eto  ly  $400 

Nahs  F  H  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  mch  30,  202  N 

Sangamon  2  y  $4r 

Olson  H  to  T  H  Terrill  laundry  903  Mad- 
ison June  1  $600 

Orr  A  to  C  R  Houston   apl  1,  forn  Feb  1 

 $200 

Oborton  R  to  M  T  Harper  apr  2,  fnrn  121 

Green  .2y  $200 

Polborg  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  apr  2. 

saloon  900  California  av  2y  $310 

Petohab  B  to  Boh  Brg  Co  apr  3,  saloon 

2>0  w  12th  demand  $74 

Pekarek  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  mch 

30,  saloon  1247  California  av  2y  $200 

Pretty  J  &  R  R  to  D  O  Hennerson  apl  1, 

furn  14  Argyle  fiats  3m  $450 

Price  S  L  to  Am  Brg  Oo  apl  8,  saloon  2 

Theatre  ot  ly  $2241 

Piokel  W  to  J  Saltar  Jr  apl  1,  gasoline  en- 
gines, 423  w  North  av  16m  $560 

Partland  P  to  M  B  McGrath  apr  2,  furn 

61  N  State  ly  $550 

Popp  H  to  N  G  Smith  moh  22  farn  6m. $100 
Parks  I  L  to  Am  Storage  &  W  H  Oo  apr  6 

saloon  839  N  Clark  4m  ,  $82 

Peasooki  V  to  Stand  Bry  Oo  apl  6,  saloon 

1855  48th  bm   $21  0 

Peterson  T  to  Am  Brg  Co   mch  25,  furn 

12,7  N  California  av  23m  $250 

Pitkin  W  to  0  Meader  apl  1,  furn  10  m  $72 
Park  R  H  to  Shields  Bros  apl  4,  fnrn  3m 

 $172 

Phelps  H  E  to  D  R  MoNanght  mch  26, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $129 

Pearoe  L  to  W  B  Austin   apl  1,  furn  and 

piano  7m  $97 

Pagen  J  to  A  Green  apl  6,  fnrn  722  Wes- 
tern av  6m   125 

Reinert  0  to  M  Reinert  sept  19,  saloon 

705  Jefferson  2y  $1060 

Rnsoo  WW  to  H  P  Monnt  moh  30,  furn 

73(  0  Perry  av  6m  $136 

Rose  A  M  to  J  A  Dahlem  mch  36,  forn 

6321  Sheridan  av  4m  $360 

Roman  H  F  to  E  A  Chrisham  moh  21, 

horses  eto,  Lemont  ly  $500 

Royer  0  G  to  J  U  Burrows   apl  6,  horse-i 

moles  etc  Lyons  eOis  $148 

Rnmsie  1  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  6  fnrn  6m  $103 
Rodney  J  to  D  S  Baldwin  apl  5,  fnrn  211 

Clinton  2m   $100 

Squires  M  to  M  B  Finoh  apl  4,   furn  6m 

 $207 

Street  0  E  to  F  0  Donaldson  apl  6,  fnrn 

163  Lincoln  18m  $90 

Smallwood  F  S  et  al  to  H  D  Stringer  apl 

4,  saloon  260  State  Deo  1,'96   $600 

Spioer  J  W  to  H  A  F  Mogg   apr  6,  fnrn 

612  60th  $85 

Swanson  O  A  to  F  McVellis  apl  6,  fnrn 

23m  $73 

Stephenson  F  Z  to  E  J  Stephenson  Feb  4 

butter  business  49  Surry  ot  2y  $600 

Spilzor  H  to  E  Ulrioh   apl  8,  shop  1016 

Lincoln  av  Nov  8  $180 

Sparazich  M  to  Pab^t  Brg  Oo  apl  1,  sa- 
loon 129  w  Madison  23m  $700 

Sutor  J  T  to  H  Morse  apl  6,  furn  and  pi- 
ano 6m  $103 

Sheehan  A  to  J  H  Noff   Jan  26,  2157  Wa- 
bash av  July  16  $85 

Sohroeder  M  to  J  J  Shoefer  apr  6,  farn 

148  Wells  $250 

Shane  B  to  Dcwes  Brg  Oo  apl  5,  saloon 

301  W  Randolph  2y  $686 

Zitek  F  to  Bah  Brg  Co  apl  4,  saloon  187 

W  Taylor  dem  $1000 

Shank  0  E  to  Smith  Bros  moh  29,  fnrn  tc 


piano  7  m  $102 

Schnltz  S  J  to  D  S  Brg  Co  mch  25i  saloon 

232ArmitBge  2  $352 

Steiger  Henry  to  Ind  Brg  Co  moh  30,  sa- 
loon 47  Clark  ly  |200 

Stern  D  H  to  W  B  Austin  apr  1  furn  Vm 

„   $09 

Stringer  H  D  to  R  H  Brentzinger  apr  3 

restaurant  2608  State  30  ds  $300 

Stevens  R  F  to  8  B  Knowlton  mch  28, 

furn  7m  $104 

Stoddard  8  E  to  J  G  Earls  apr  2,  fnrn 

256  Michigan  $900 

Shotka  J  to  W  Shotka  moh  19,  horse  9m 

„.  $121 

Slonson  0  to  Condell  8  &  T  Co  mch  29, 

trnok  1041  Harrison  ly  $225 

Shomer  L  to  F  G  Wright  apl  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $166 

Stnpka  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  apa  1,  sa- 
loon 685  W  19th  2y   ....  $400 

Tryen  F  B  to  O  J  Shields  apl  3,  fnrn  3m 

 $74 

Tegtmeyer  F  J  to  0  H  Lorenzen  moh  23, 

horses  &  cattle  Elkhorn  ly  $200 

Trafton  G  L  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  moh  25,  sa- 
loon 440  V  Buren  $4000 

Trout  J  F  to  J  E  Fox  apl  6,  library  ym.$77 
Tormoher  G  W  to  P  H  Mooney  apl  6,  hor- 
ses etc  and  mdse  156  Desplaines  ly..$600 
Dhr  O  J  to  D  RanKin  moh  29,  furn  3202 

Cot  Grove  av  6m   $130> 

Vantwoov  L  0  tj  E  Rankin  mch  26,  fnrn 

114  Evergreen  av  Im  ,$257 

Van  Aokeran  F  to  Haediok  apl  1,  fnrn 

95431  Clark  7m  $158 

Von  Aw  H  to  Smith  Bros  apr  1,  fnrn  7m 

 •  $135 

Vogel  J  0  to  C  F  Goepfert  ian  10,  shop 

846  63d  dec  30*96   $500 

Weiss  M  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  6,  furn  7m 

„  $95 

Winters  L  to  N  N  0  Tattle  apl   1,  forn 

2014  Dearborn  2  y  $fi000 

Wolford  O  N  to  E  Anderson  moh  23,  fnrn 

and  piano  Melrose  Pk  $13C0 

Wigeiug  M  to  Smith  Bros  apl  1,  fnrn  and 

em  7m  $232 

We^ier  J  N  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  ap!  5,  saloon 

14  Olark  Nov  14  $585 

Welch  L  F  to  F  S  Stone  apl  8.  fnrn  2y  .$800 
Williams  A  to  Bartholomae  4  B  B  &  M  Oo 

Hpl  5,  saloon  164  V  Buren  Iv  $676 

Waiker  C  to  A  G  Wiest  moh  25,  saloon 

444  Dearborn  2y  $2''00 

Walton  J  E  to  M  E  Finoh  mch  28,  horses 

fnrn  eto  6m  $191 

Weber  J  to  0  W  Meraiam  et  al  »ioh  30, 

mdse  922  w  2l8t  3m  $93 

Wartzel  J  P  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  machy  'sa- 
loon 8900  Wentworth  dem  $80D 

Walker  E  Z  to  SB  Sweet  moh  29  photo 
galleries  6344  Hope  and  6342  Star  av 

90  ds  $200 

Wheeler  F  H  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  mch 
mch  29  saloon  344  33d  2y  $330 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Boroberdlne  W  E  to  J  Borcherdlng  jan  8  horses 

eto,  72  w  18th  $2477  - 

Rodgere  F  T  to  J  H  Jones  mch  29,  fnrn  |6no. 

Sohmltz  E  A  to  a  W  Bodle  apr  1,  drugs  2600  State 

 WOOO 

Laird  F  W  to  A  Laird  jan  20,  piano  llpOO 

Zoehrns  O  to  Pabst  Brg      nach  30,  saloon  280  Oly- 

bonrne  av  11862: 

Doty  M  U  to  S  U  Doty  July  3,  shop  «3  15th   12600) 

Qalle  B  to  K  Fischer  apr  2,  saloon  1127  Sontbport 

 14009 

Baldwin  0  W  to  a  A  Danoan  apr  3,  ftirn  t20a 

Schwerbel  0  to  Hammond  &  Oo  apr  1,  293,  Mllwaa- 

kee  av  tsoo 

Knore  0  F  to  F  Bartmann  apr  I,  bidg  .S16  Newi  erry 

av  1347 

Johnston  J  and  A  to  A  LeOlair  apr  3,  sheet  Iron 

eto,  231  Lake  |700 

LeOlair  A  to  Phoenix  Bldg  Go  apr  3,  sheet  iron  eto 

231  Jackson  $1700 

Bernhard  E  to  H  W  HoSheimer  apr  3,  saloon  3 

Theatre  ct  tlOOO 

HoSheimer  8  W  to  Q  Hessert  Jr  apr  3,  saloon.. $1000 

Hessert  Q  Jr  to  8  L  Price  apr  3,  saloon  $2140 

eoehmett  J  to  A  Plath  apr  3,  fnrn  601  w  14th.... (600 
Eooben  M  A  to  E  B  Kooken  moh  14,  farn  TO6  Har- 
rison  $1000 

Fredericks  F  to  WO  Wallace  apr  3,  mdse  $6000 

Fredericks  F  to  8ame  apr  3,  mdse  39  Biver  St.. $3000 
Fredericks  F  to  F  Fraver  apr  3,  forn  148  w  Lake$1000 

Ward  H  A  to  E  8  Tripp  mch  26,  furn  $660 

Polletls  N  to  0  Oonmonngia  apr  4,  716  Halsted..  $260- 
BieoboS  H  to  H  Leeb  apr  2,  saloon  200  L8SalIe..$K00 
Leeb  B  to  B  M  Nathan  apr  2,  saloon  200  LaSellellSOO 
OharleetOD  O  O  to  0  Berg  apr  4,  wagon  scraper.. $300. 


^8 


I^HE  REAL  ESTATE  AKD  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  13  18^6. 


Prooheske  R  to  &  Bende  spr  I,  market  US  bauker 

 fi86 

Isaacs  J  D  to  M  J  Isaacs  feb  10,  tarn  S1,S6  8  Park 

av  J500 

Skalovsky  &  Leviu  to  J  Wolfson  apr  4,  mdfe    .  fl4(i0 

Larsen  0  to  J  Webster  aprl,  horses  etc  $100 

Hally  M  E  to  W  Graham  feb  2a,  mdse  434  n  Olark 

 »500 

Evetts  A  Tanoer  to  H  S  Mlllen  apr  4,  disinfectants 

etc  $600 

Gramma  D  A  to  E  Gramma  dec  3,  farn%7  B  Ii^I  &t 

 $600 

Boray  A  W  to  White  Swan  Laandry  Oo  apr  5,  flit 

etc,  113  n  Olark   JSO^ 

Brovn  L  M  to  H  W  Zemansky  apr  5,  bldg  320  8. ate 

 116  e 

Sell  H  to  E  Eei!  moh  20,  mdse  101  Olybonrn  ...  .{RCQ 

Kershaw  B  J  to  W  E  Irwin  apr  2,  turn  $175 

Wenhardt  F  to  a  Weahardt  aug  8,  furn  7210  Oar- 

pentsr  j50q 

Bnsshaus  J  to  H  Droeder  apr  6,  vinegar  factory 

535U  Laflln  $1510 

Erich  J  to  M  Schintz  spr  8,  nidse  2600  Oottsge  G 

av   j'400 

Lloyd  A  T  to  N  E  Herbert  apr  8,  plR  offi  e  i^l 

Dearborn  $3ao0 

SchoeTiberg  M  E  to  W  J  Schmelzer  apr  6,  maiket. 

flit  642  Harrison     $125 

brown  N  0  to  F  F  Br  ,wn  et  al  jan  6,  dental  i  ffioo, 

116  n  Park  av  .tlCOO 

Elliott  H  F  to  0  P  Campbell  mch  30,  h  irse  etc  .tSOO 
Salsman  E  to  E  Salsman  apr  6,  forn  333  i  Cabinet  av 

  $,000 

MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


Bishop  at,  prems  6721.Lookw ood  &  Strick- 
land Oo  V  Mary  E  Edwards  |71.61 

Egglestoc's  2nd  snb,  lt9blu}^ne  }4 
seo  28  38  14.  Michael  J  Doyle  v  H  B 
Stevens  and  T  H  Fitzgerald  |570.50 

Fifty-fifth  St,  prems  C09  and  611.  0  Vb- 
neered  Door  Oo  v  Lon  M  MoQraw..  };988 

Woodlawn  Hgte,  It  33.  Finlay  Mackay  et 
al  V  Catherine  Foley  $290 

Orosby  et  al  sob,  it  23  b  31  e  3^  s  e  25 
40  18.  Carey  Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v 
Charles  A  MoBride  and  Richard  0 
Moore   1867.19 

Pine  Grove,  \t  1  enb  of  Its  24  to  27  inc.  It 
"0"  b  1  of  the  snb  of  Its  24  to  26  inc. 
Star  Paving  Oo  v  MoUie  Sohonbeok.  |i03 

Olark  and  Monroe  sts,  prems  s  w  oor.  Oeo 
H  Shank  V  Fidelity  Constrnotion  Co,  M 
Qreenebaam  Lons  Oo,  Qaleaa  Safety 
Vault  Co  and  H  H  Kohlsaat  $3887.50 

Montrose,  Us  22  to  25  b  19.  City  Lumber 
Oo  V  Andrew  Johnson   $322.69 

Vernon  Pk  add.  Its  15  16  and  17  b  14. 
Paul  Jaeschke  v  R  D  Carry  $2405.28 

Forty-fifth  st,  prems  1533.  Hermann 
Koepke  v  Gertrude  Pendler   $^0  5 

Western  av  blvd,  Ryan  ifc  Mahei's  sub,  It 
33  e  3^  ot  8  e  seo  1  38  13.  John  A 
Ganger  et  al  v  Minnie  H  Goodie. .  $58.60 

Same,  iame  Same  ,  $58,£0 

Carpenter  s',  prem  5359.  J  A  Squires  v 
Timothy  Sullivan   $9T 

Porter's  sub,  s  110  ft  It  17  sab  b  I  of  b  27 
0  T  sub  seo  33  40  14.  John  R  Krhm  et 
al  V  Henry  Rieke  $J392.75 

Hawbe's  S  P  snb,  It  38  b  4  s  e  ^  22  38  1 1. 
South  Side  Lumber  Co  v  W  W  Wolff.  ?70 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  164  of  bs  4  and  5  Og 
den's  sub  of  a  w  3^  18  40  14.  Robert  W 
Maske  v  Johanna  M  Johnson  .  $69.78 

Hurley's  sob,  It  30  bs  4  5  and  6  of  s  3^  s  w 
14  38  14.  Charles  Lason  v  James 
Haywood  $64b.87 

Crosby  et  al  sub,  It  6  b  18  e  }^  s  e  3^  25 
40  13.  Peoples  Lumber  Oo  v  Thomas 
and  Arthur  Lamoreux   $379.76 

Eggleston's  sub,  n  lEO  ft  It  12  in  sub  of  b 
3  n  n  J.^  n  3^  n  e  ^  28  38  14.  AS 
Chapin  v  Ferdinand  W  Kuhn ....  $120.68 


APPL.IC&TIOK  VOR  BUII  DIXU 

VKRTniTH. 

Jamot  St  311-313, -T  P  Tracy,  2  story  frame  flats,  $4,0  0 

Wallace  st  343,  D  Kin*,  three  story  and  bssemeut 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,"00. 

Kor.leth  st  292-3(i6,  The  Watson  Cnt  -tone  OocnpaDy 
1  story  and  basement  brick  mill,  $3,600. 

Albany  av  1107.  A  Petrik,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Center  av  8  641,  Joseph  Denemark,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Twelfth  st  W  1686,  J  Goldbohm,  three  story  an!  base- 
neut  brick  flats  and  barn,  $R,non. 

tirand  av  (83,  Jacob  Solomon,  three  slory  and  ba'-e- 
ment  brick  store  and  flats,  13,600, 


Hamlin  av  49,  0  F  Jackson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,0  jO. 
Polk  6t  1931,  James  Olaughessy,  2  story  and  tasement 

brick  fl*t8,  $4,000. 
Kedziiav  8  116  12S,  Graham  &  Sons,  nine  4  btory 

and  basement  bfick  flats  $8U,(<00. 
For:y  seventh  st  479-99,  D  W  and  F  E  White,  1  story 

and  basement  bridk  addition,  $2,000. 
Wharton  av  65i7-49,  E  o  Healy,  two  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $10,010. 
Qiddlngs  st  842,  Johnson  A  Gnstafsoa,  2  story  and 

basemsnt  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Sherman  pi  1727,  M  Lnudqnist,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,ron. 
Ashland  av  N  208,  Thomas  Thompson,  4  story  mid 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6  000. 
Julian  st  32,  H  B  Ang,  2  story  atd  basement  brick 

flats,  $2,000. 

Olark  st  N  262-61,  J  Mc  ally,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  livery  stable,  $7,000. 

Twelfth  st  1924,  Mrs  P  H  Ferrier,  three  story  and 
basement  b.icistore  and  fliti,  $16,000. 

Huron  st  W  H14,  J  Jaa  jszewaki,  three  story  And  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $(,000. 

Sixty-flrc-t  st  738-42  44,  0  J  Carlsin.  thr  e  3  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $l2,iii  0. 

Forty-seventh  st  736-57,  F  H  Koeh-el,  1  ^to-y  and 
basencent  brick  apartment  house,  $15,0  0. 

Green  Bay  av  8906,  Mrs  B  Barksr,  three  st  jry  frame 
flats,  $36,000. 

Leavitt  st  N  772,  0  Peterson,  three  story  ai  d  base- 
ment brick  Bats,  $1,0U0. 

Wabansia  av  369,  H  Anderson,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  shop,  $2,600. 

State  st  8  3061-53,  Jacob  Traut.vein,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats.  $13,000. 

Myrtle  av  1,  John  Wi  kie,  1  brick  addllij  .al  ^t  >ry, 
$2,000. 

Richmond  st  13t,  George  J  Kanesler,  three  story  aud 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,0jt'. 
North  av  W  684,  George  Mueihan^,  three  stoiy  aud 

basement  brick  store  and  flatK,  $8,000. 
BoBCoe  blvd  344,  F  Spa-g,  2scory  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,6' 0. 

Wabash  av  1 '31-43,  Charles  HutchlnsoD,  1  etory  and 
basement  br  ck  aiditioa  to  barn,  $  ■  000. 

ITlohigan  av  ;  8<!9,  M  H  Madden,  three  »tory  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $12,i(iO. 

Oglesby  av  62J3-37,Ue  )rge  W  Pres<,  2  storj  and  base- 
ment brick  wareh  ase,  $25,  00. 

Twenty  flfih  st  639,  J  Blum,  1  Ptory  and  bastment 
brick  addl  ion,  t2,i  00. 

Van  Bnren  st  336,  H  A  Gall,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 

rweutieth  st  878.  A  Flankow,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  $2,000. 

Emerald  av  31  6,  John  Voss,  2  ktory  and  basement 
brick  flats.  $5,000. 

Baiter  st  33,  J  Helniz,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $46,000. 

Oircle  av  W,  near  Myrtle  av,  W  H  Dowse,  2  ttory 
frame  dwelling,  $2,0.  0. 

Lake  st  1483-86,  0  T  Wells,  two  2  story  and  ba«ement 
brick  flats,  $4,200. 

Peoria  et  6=38,  H  Llndslrom,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t3,5b0 

Bernice  st  556,  W  H  Oookingham,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,000. 

Divers^y  st  1014,  Joe  Krester,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Cedar  st  9,  J  P  Mors,  4  stoiy  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $7,C00. 

Turner  av  844,  John  Eeheves,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,800. 
Ohio  et  W  75,  P  Bomano,  three  story  and  b  s  ment 

brick  store  and  flats,  $6,600. 
Western  av  8  3442,  Gus  Endler,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Noble  st  439,  J  Janasan,  three  story  and  ba'^ement 

brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Julian  st  81,  A   Wolf,  2  story  and  basement  t  rick 

flats,  $2,800. 

Austin  av  883-87,  Otto  Westerholm,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Eighteenth  ft  421,  Joseph  Krai,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brich  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Dreiel  blvd  9216,  James  Ramsey,  three  story  frame 
flats,  $3,6(10. 

Morgan  st  6422,  William  Magoon,  2  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,200. 

Bokeby  st  1219,  V  Pierce,  2  story  frame  flat«,  $>,2L0. 

Sheffield  av  1282,  J  Schmeider,  three  story  auj  Uase- 
meut  brick  flats,  (6,(joo. 

Wat.  r  st  N  36 !,  James  8  K  irk  i  Co,  brick  f  d  1  i  lonal 
stnry,  13,000. 

Sheffield  av  196-98,  Bead  A  Bineck,  three  stoty  and 
basement  brick  livery  stable,  $7,000. 

Maplewood  av  718,  A  0  Wilson,  three  story  and  Lase- 
ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Van  Bnren  st  1661  63,  Mary  Lang,  three  2  story  and 
bise-'-ent  brick  dwelllpgs,  j6,400. 

Langley  av  4801,  F  0  Bagemau,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  t6,5(i(i. 

Desplalnes  st  8  318  24,  O  M  Smith,  6  SiOry  and  base- 
ment 1  r  ck  w.reh  nee,  $5O,0CO. 

Woodlawu  av  4716-17.  Ban y  &  Fellows,  two  3  ttory 
and  basement  brick  dwellings.  130,000. 


Lincoln  av  4934,  A  Scherden,  frame  additional  story, 
$2,(jO0. 

Whitiog  st  £7,  C  H  Lnndqnist,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $6,600. 

Wharton  <,v  6626,  E  8  fhelps,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,01  0. 

Wesiern  av  N  1186,  H  E  Hanson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $2,000. 

Princeton  av  6002,  W  Russell,  frame  additional  story, 
$2,000. 

Emerald  av5616,  Aug  Nelson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Sixty-fourth  st  767,  Ezra  Smith,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Madison  av  6117-19,  Wheeler  &  Goldsmith,  two  three 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellUgs,  $26,00). 

Jack'on  st  2223,  D  M  Hayes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $3,600. 

Wilooi  av  1193.  W  B  Scott,  2  stery  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,500, 

Ashland  av  8  821-23,  PIzensky  Sotol,  three  story  aud 
basement  brick  hall.  $2,000. 

Jacksun  st  1617,  A  Harris,  2  story  ai,d  basement  dwell- 
ing, $7,000. 

Twentieth  st  W  671,  Rev  F  8  Heunebery,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  sohoolhonee,  $8,000. 

Twelfth  st  W  487,  John  Blackwell,  three  story  and 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $ll,n(j0. 

Blue  Island  av  .75,  0  F  Weire,  4  story  aud  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $14,000. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRT, 

Calcinainlng,  eto. 
All  01  Cement  Work  a  speoialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
Building  Materials  C'h  Icaso 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  767. 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  bo 
eecured  or  not,  freeof  chnrge  Our  fee  not  duo 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3'i  i>ugo  Book  Free, 

VI.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  /Itorneys  at  Law, 
pp.  U.S.  Pat.  Office     WASHINGTON,  D.  Oc 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measnres  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfactnrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Bail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota,  Sooth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  indnstrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  commnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfactarers 
who  wonld  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qnarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrionltDral  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


DIK.E3CTOK.Y 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  ^CjtSSITTS.  (  


ANDEBSON,  GastavTU,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  st 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  IS  17, 90  La  Salle  tt. 
BABNES  &  PABISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BBDO    a..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBG3TEDT  0.  G.  *  "^ons.,  Bm  87, 1(16  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEK8,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  h  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
COLE,  M.  r.  &  00.,   Oole's  Block,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
ODLLERTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 196  La  Salle  9t. 
0UMMING8  E.  A,.  &  Co.,   ad  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sta, 

OELAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  at.  Hnmboldt  Park 

property  a  speoialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  b  Oo..  99  Dearborn  st. 
DON  LAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Ohioago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  1'23  La  Salle  at. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber  of 
Oommercp, 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  OO.,  167  Dearborn  et.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  7lBt 

66th  Boulevard. 
if'BIOKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  I'i6  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GBOSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiilo  Temple. 
SDNZENHADSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  306  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  at 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  S  Chicago. 
SOVNE  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  at. 
HUTOBINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  at. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  et. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  at. 
LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  Wid.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st. 

OIAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalie  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  at  COE,  Title  &  Trnst  Bldg. 
MERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  Salle  St. 
UULLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  at. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  New  Stock  Excharge  Bl'  g. 
RAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 
8CHNEIDEE  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SOHUMACBER  0.  0.,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIEBLINQ,  F.  0.,  107  Dearborn  at. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 
KANDEB,  E.  W.  h  Co.  168  and  156  LaSalle  Strs 
ZUITERMEISTER,  H.  C.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BAKKKRS. 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dt^arborn  Stree 

MEBOHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 
Attorney,   Soath  Chicago  111. 

PEABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Oo.,  164Denrt)orL 

WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  1«7  Randoips. 

Al)atraoti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLEITE  k  BIOKaOBDS,  107  Lear- 
bom  at. 

HANDY  &  00.,  93-4  Washington  at 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  &  00.,  86  Waahlngton  at, 
BEOOBDEB'S  ABSTBAOT  PBFT..  Connty  Tonrt 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

Thle  Is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agenoy  for  the  purpose 
of  speonlatJnfir  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertising 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Insure 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  4  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorftai  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


I    The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
I  Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
'those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
jhave  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columnsof  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


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April  13, 1895 


Office 
Desks 
Furniture, 

Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabasli  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


mrfu/  PARK. 


Seven  miles  1  .a  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P  Jly-,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  Is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  tits, 
-elephone  Main  564.  ChICAGO. 


ilillllltl  llllll  IIM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Il  fir' 

44 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  }^ardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  ovir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE.  t!ae 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

CaH  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY, 


P  M.  MURPHY, 


P.  NACEY  <fe  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  rfiven : 
to  rpmodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Larpst  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs,, 
>etc. 

IDeskS""""^'"'"' 


Metal  Chairs. 

lA.H.InilrflW8&Co.,2Waa. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FBEIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AND  WORKH, 
ISth  street  and  Ashland  Avenne. 
ChlcaKo,  III. 


AtlB8  Fire  Assnranoe  Oo.,  EcglaDd. 
North  Oerman  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Uambarg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  Qerman  Ids.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Inn.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ids.  Co.,  New  York  . 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180.191  liASAIiE.!:  8TRKKT, 

CHICACiO  ILUNOIlit 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


JRoom  1749  Maranette  Bide,      W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne.  Fbank  G.  Hotne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19,88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

^genu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Famished 


85  Washington  Street, 
Chicago. 


MAS©NI($  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

  Manag;er. 


WM    F.  TEMPEL. 


FBANE  TEMPEL. 


ANTHONY  SOHILLEB. 


WM.  TEMPEL  \S  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR,  CLARK. 


Chicago 

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Vol.  XXXVII.-  No.  16 


CHICAGO,  APRIL  20,  1895. 


Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Annum. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES.  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  [oan 

and  financial  A^*^iit8. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


MEAD  &  COE 


lOO 

J  "WeLShington  street. 


WASMANSDOErF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Kos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEBT  . 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortMLoans&RealEstate 


109  Randolph  Street, 


7o4  Schiller  Building 


8peoi>.l  attention  (jlveo  to 

Taxes  and  AeseBE'ments. 


The  InveBtment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecnrltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortaages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLtS. 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Koom  938  IStock  Exchange  Bnildinsr, 
8.  W.  Cor.  JLa  Salle  and  WasMnston  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/SDrtgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

taZ  LA  SALLE  STREET,  H.  W.  COR.  MAUISON. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2B0,  OHIOAGO 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '^''''sEcumTiEs. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

114  I.a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  securi  y 
Apply  to 

^HAN®LER  &  €®.. 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  OBEaN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI8HB0BN. 
UANDOIiPH  B.  PI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336. 

CARE  A^^D  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien  Blcig.,  34  Claris:  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge, 
.o,  BranchOfncfi 

I87&  I  89  Dearborn  St.  Cmumet  av.,  and  IVtb  st. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WTLLT8  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  L .  WABNEB  , 

OoDsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real-Estate  and  Rente 

Real  Estate  bought  antJ  sold  especially  in  the  north 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

■3(4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,I& 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


J.H.  l49L'aSalleSt 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


ANVLISSINGEN 

&  BRO- 


EST'n 
16  73 


A.  O  eLAUGHTEB 


WM.  V.  BAEIB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  1 S- 1  I'Y  La,  Salle  Street 

Members  N.V.  ati^ct  Exchange.   Members  Chic igj  8t(  ck  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boughc  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TECR  f  HOKE  1416. 


PROPERTY  IN  GIGERO 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  20,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

.A-or©  .  Tracts  •  Fuirolia-seca 

Or  SnlDdlTided  and  Uanaged  for  Owaers. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Pfcccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

^CARPENTERS'  M0yLDlNGS 

^Iso  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

43  Bandolph  St .. 

CHICAGO. 


Private  Safes  to  ront. 
tS.CO  to  »Bn.ou  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

«$j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ^ 
•$j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULE  PTE  &  CO., 
167  Dea.  born  St. 

Hranchi,    5507    Halsted.  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'xi  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M       BANKERS.  ^ 


•o.- 


<joao'    J  Real  Estate  /  also  Building  Loans. 

Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 
lelephone  Main  266.  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Ofllce, 

BANKERS.  «5  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street, 


CHICAGO 


P,  W,  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    B3AND    BB     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  l»earborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Mecknics'  Lien  Associalion, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  dniCglgfO,  111. 


•THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneidke,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  V1o«  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hauuond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
Hbnbz  R.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Oaebier. 


CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Cc, 

16i  Dearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

rrsncii  B.  Pealaoely  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


■  IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA.  8ALLB  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNE4, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABISB. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estitcs 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MA^TUFAGTURING  INDUSTRIES 

Oth  F.'oof  ma«onic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Reaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Sand      Lowest  '^nrrent  Rates- 

120  LiSALLE  STREET 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


83  Hartford  Bnildlni;. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record  | 

"I  F{eal  ^sl:ate|Bijildi9(5  Jourpal 


ANU 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEW«PAPE 

DEVOTED  TO  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 

WESTERN  SECURITIES  j 

BUILDING  ^ 

.NO  THE  RECORDS.  ^ 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  end  \ 

other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  ^ 
carefully  compiled. 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

Room  1608,  Masonic  Temple. 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.  'w.  CHICAGO. 


Showing  in  Advance  | 
Building  *no  real  estatk  * 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  \ 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  < 

BILLS  OF  SALE  I 
MASTER'S  SALE3  \ 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  / 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  16. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  APRIL  20,  1895. 


$5.00  PEK  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  PLACED . 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Cliicagro. 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood 


H.  C.  BUNN  <fe  CO., 

[jOAWS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

Building  Association  Loans,  Rents  Collected  and 
Taxes  Paid. 
407  Ctiarr|ber  of  Commerce, 

CHICAGO.   

/BonBy  LoanBd  Witlioul;  CDmmission 

■5J  On  Improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NOHTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS 
SILAS  M    MOOKE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 
EstabUHhed  1S54. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FIKT-A-NOIA-L  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

®"  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notdry  Pablio.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  @. 

BANKERS, 

Loans    emd    L^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eileston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9    109411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 

H.  O.  ZDTTBBMBI6TEE.    O.  H.  PU50HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBl 3TEE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  .PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
901  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO . 

^^EvBDston  aod  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  60HBEINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3t09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Teleplione  (Soutli  664, 

Real  Estate  Bonght  and  Hold.  Bents  0  llected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Kiven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESB.  J.  H.  BHEPABL* 

BSTABLISHED  1868. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORSr 


MANDrAOTUBBBS  ANS  DBAUB8  IB 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 


and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELEPHONE  No.  1469. 


OHIOAQCi 


Partlonlar  attention  pb1<1  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drives.  Bonle 
TUds  and  Bosds  In  new  SakdlTlsionB, 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REflL  ESTpTE,  lN2URpCE,LDpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  <fc  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property- 

Hartford  BIdg.  chicaco 


PERLEY  HALF 


ARCHITECT, 


l3o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3'5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Euilding, 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  N«>gotiated 
on  •'"proved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Hor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHU  BART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EZCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Teiephone  Uala  3733. 

Humtoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 
reaij  estate. 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BBANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Wa§hlngtoii  an 

R.  E.  Oor.  Oallfornia    North  &tb.  LsSalle  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldt  Park,  CHIU  QC 


164 


TflE  RiJAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDlNG  JOtJENAL. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  and  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  week  ALi  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

MABK£D  WITH  THE  liETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8ED  EXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  OWNEB  OB  BI8  AQUNX'S 
ADDRKflS  IS  aiTEM 


April  20,  1895. 


6,500 


7,noo 


60 


100 


200 


3,360 


SOUTH  SIDE, 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-3tory  briok  bnilding,  lot  25  x 
125.    R  11  

Armour  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500; 
|1,530  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire. 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  ... . 

B  jwen  av,  No  89,  TO  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  me  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choioe  nei;;hborhood .     W  8  .  $7,500  and  f  8,000 

C  ilnmet  av,  north  of  43J  st,  elegant  11  room  ston 

new  and  every  ounvenienoe.    F  13   $10,000 

Calumet  av,  near  33d  st,  lot,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13.$  165 

<!alnmet  av.  near  62d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $ 

Calumet  av,  north  of  40th  st,  e  f  25i200xl30,  price 
per  foot.    F  13  | 

Calumet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  oflfer;  price 
per  foot.    V6   | 

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th.  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash      O  18.  $ 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  9-room  stone  front, 

modern,  owner.    F  13  |  6  700 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house'. 

„,    ^  l^:  $  6,200 

Obamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13..$  700 
Uhioago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,OOn.    Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  and  3  two-etory  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $;i,064  per 
year,  inoumbranoe  of  $3,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  oflFer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 

(.lark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot.  223^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombraooe  $15,00o.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  prioe  per  foot.   F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of" 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .    K  U .  $86,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building 

75170,  2  fronts.    Rll..  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  EOlh  st,  10(1x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

^     ^1^3  ■  $  600 

Orexel  blvd,  near  ilst  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  $23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25xl?6.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Bnilding,  Suite    212,    oor    e3d  st  and 

Stewart  av   j27  OOO 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  prioe  per  foot.    F13..$    '  2•^ 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  8t,moderni 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  |7  qoo 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  U-room  brick  house,  "b  15.$15'ooo 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.    "  ' 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  roonie,  briok  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.    „  -„.t-.^, 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.     B  15.$  4  500 
Elhs  av,  bet  46ih  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  prioe  per  foot.     F13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  60  x  130,  per  ft.  F  13  .$  62.50 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Prond- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-8tory,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13 
Fifth  av,  near  36ih  st,  new,  2-story  briokj  6*rooms 

each;  good  VBoant  part  pay.    Ml  |  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4.  r  j 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel 

n  f  60x144  ft;  make  oflfer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone! 
B  16 ,  


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Oor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per  *ront 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.' 

P  4   


$  326 


250 
30C 
250 
200 
260 


220 


300 


B  15.  $20,000 
B  15.  $10,000 
B  15..$  8,500 
B  16.  $13,000 


Oor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Cor  60x1 20,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Oor  60x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P4   ^ 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  7    I 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGr8nd  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  i6.$15.000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  10  rooi>:  brown  stone.  F  13.$  8,800 
Forty  seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.  B  15....$  6,000 
Forty-seventh  et,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

E  13   ^  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  oor  Dearborn,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V6  .$  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.  P  4.!..  !!.'.$  98 
Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  i5.  .'.*.'$  8,000 
Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok,  B  15.  .  .  !  '.$lo'500 
Grand  blvd.  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition ;  terms  easy .  F  13  .  .  $21,000 
Gran.)  blvd,  near  45th  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15  $27  000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  25  to  H  0  x  160  prioe 

per  foot.    F  13  ,  

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  it  adjoining*  fine' 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  | 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  prioe  per  foot,  'f  13!!$ 

Qroveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  !.$ 

Halsted  st  S,  near  56th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
boildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,(^00.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Faohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  8  w  oor  60th,  prioe  per  fnot.    FlS  .  !.'.*.$  '21O 
Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  lO  room  frame  house.  B'i5!$l0,000 
Houses,  flat  buildicgs  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  briok  house.  B  15. $10  TOO 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  . .  $17*500 
Indiana  av,  near  f9th  et,  10  rooms,  frame.    B  15'  $  6500 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st.  50  x  100  x  165  ft  price  oer 

,  W8  .'.....^..$  105 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  165 

Indiana  av,  near  6l8t  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..'..$  87.50 
Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  26x170  left,  price  oer 

foot.    F  13  r...  ....  .$  90 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  pri'ce  p'e'r  fo'ot 

   .$  97.60 

F  13  $ 


300 


.$  125 


60 
165 
175 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  16  $16  000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.  B  15  $  p'ooo 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  50  ft  only,  prioe  per  foot.'  ' 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot     F  13 1  675 
Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  ' .' ."$10  000 
Ninety-fifth  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  av,  s  f  25x151  ' 
cheap.  Price  is  $550;  cash  $354,  balance  in 
monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  b\»yer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Bakeb, 
37  W  Snnbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  16  $  9  000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house  ' 

n„w^       -  $14,000 

Uakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $11  ooO 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
ana  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached 
W  8   ■  < 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room'  brown  stone, ' 
all  oonvenienoes,  anxious  to  sell.    Ml   i 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  Ill  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.. o  '$45  oOO 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware-  ' 
house,  100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.    R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents,  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

p    .^""^  ;•  $  1,850 

Praine  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  prioe  per  foot. 


9,500 
8,500 


$  140 
$  150 


60 


60 


Ml.  

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  50  ft,  prioe  per  foot 

Ml  ^  * 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27>^  x  125,  price  per  foot." 

Ml  

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  n  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il   |20  000 

Sohell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13  '.*...'!  $  '30O 

Seventy  fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

„   1  gg 

Seventy  fifth 8t,n  e  oor  Coles,  prioe  perfect.  F  13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  prioe  per  foot. 

F  13  i-  f 


.$ 


80 


135 
>-0 

75 


7,260 


Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 
Cor  lOOxK      choioe,  prioe  per  front  foot. 


P  4.$ 


7,000 
10,600 
300 


Indiana  av,  oor  68th  st,  prioe  per  foot. 
Ingleside  av,  near  57th  Ft,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  f "tT  V  6  $ 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only 

per  foot.    V6  '  ''| 

Kenwo(5d.— Larg*>  corner,  very  choioe  location  for 

apartments  or  hon.  ep;  cheap     H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar'»7ih  st.lO-room  stone  house.B  15.  $10  000 
Kenwood  district.— Beantifol,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27  000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50xl8(';  bargain. Q  s' 
Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15. $10  000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  ...$3o'o0O 
Lake  av,  near  43d  ot,  12  rooms,  mone.  B  16..  $15,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.  B  16...'.'.'.'$35'()00 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  room's-  ' 

a  oozy  home.    W  8   ' 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.  F'is.'.*.! 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13..'.! 
Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..'.'  ! 
Langley  av,  north  of  4  9ih  st,  fine  10-room  stonej 
in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience .  Ml.  1 
Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot  V  6.  .  . 
Madison  av,  near  •I9ih.  12-room  frame  house.  B  U 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  16  

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.'    B  15 
Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16    $10  000 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  prioe  per  foot. 

„   $  155 

May  st,  near  58th,  paved,  prioe  per  foot.  F13  ..$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .'.$  4,500 
MoOhesney  av,  near  65lh  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  835 

Merrill  av,  near  7.5th  st,  50  lots.     F  13  |  gso 

Michigan  av.near  Slst  st,12-room  brick  hou'seiB  ie! $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  8»one.  B  16  $3(1000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  10('xl61  ' 

price  per  foot.    W8  !* 

Michigan  av,  near  35ih  st,  prioe  per  foot!    F  13  $ 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  prioe  per  foot 
Ml   'jj, 

Michigan  av.  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  26"t'o 'l'o*o'i'i6i,'pri'oe 

per  foot ,     Ml  _  j 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot."  'f  i's.  "!$ 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peek  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 


6,600 
80 
9C0 
750 

9,900 
90 
.  $20,000 

7,000 
9,000 


110 

450 

125 

200 
225 


Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  lf0xlV5.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Bnilding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  q  goo 

Sidney  av,  near  44ch  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  S.SOO 

Sixty  first  St.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,stone.B  16.$12,C00 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-room  frame.     B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13  000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone,  ' 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st.  near  Looojis,  prioe  per  foot.  F  13.$  1  100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,   prioe  per  foot. 

„         13  '.$  56 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  15  1  4  600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Yale,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  $  125 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  $  80 
Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.60 


State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  

State  st,  cor  near  67th,  160  ft  deep,  price  pe 
Ml  


foot. 


.  $  250 


170 
30 
700 


Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13  

St  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13. . 
Sooth  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Foches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  3l8t  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

„     P  1^    $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  *t,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,600 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    0  18   $400^  or  $ 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  61st,  price  per  foot.    P  13  $ 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

,        12  I  4  500 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-3tory,  modern,  mirble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  fluish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  orice. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av.oor  47th  st,  U-room  stone  house.  B  15. $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  4Bd  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15 ...  $  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vinoenres  av,  near  4'ith  st,  3-8tory  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,5(  0 


12,000 
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BE4L  ESTATE  FOR  8A.LE, 

Vinoenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  prioe  per 

foot.    M  I  I  125 

Yinoeniifs  ar,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  prioe  per 

foot.    Ml  f  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  |  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  prioe  away 

down  (1D117).  P4. 
Vinoenaes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,(100 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot  P13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st,  prioe  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  3-story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    M  1   $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  prioe  Der  front  foot. 

S  13    $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28tb  8t,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  jiowntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  fli^are.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  r2th  st,    2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll     $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  Slst  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentwofth  av  near  b4th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  cor  55th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F13...$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  prioe  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house, 

15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $25,000 
Woodlawn  av,  8  w  oor  52d  st,  prioe  per  foot.    Fl3.$  150 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chioago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  prioe  per  foot.    F13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft,    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  e,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

«576.     W8  $5,400 

Olark  8t  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  prioe 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Olark  si  N,  S-story  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.     A  13  .,  7  $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  baildinga  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  oaeh,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

ShDre  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  >^  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37}^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

W  8  1  9Q 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-ruom 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33    |  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  113^000 

Bdgewater.— Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc,  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blnflf,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.    The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  eto;  lO-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
OD    the    North    Shore.      All    flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d^cay  or  rot.     A  lO-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak— floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first  olass  manner.    The  house  is 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is-  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  76  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire  place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  You  cannot  afiford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  eicknesp,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo/  smaller  place  or  small  eqnity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  Buit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  eastof  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  5nii25  rt.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  ea?y  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  |  2  3f0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part  ' 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  gO 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.     W8    ... 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.  W8  

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  |fi, 900.;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  ohoioe  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
ohoioe  location,  lot  583^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufiBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st  corner.  75x1233^.     4.  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.  W  8.  .  .$  6,800 
Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.  W8....$  3,000 
Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  ,  $10,000 

Sonthport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  45x126  ft.  W8  

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, ILake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Seo  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amundson,  owner, 

85  5th  av,  Room  50  |  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  boilding,20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


6,000 


WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st'W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.   X14  $  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 


W  8 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice 


$13,000 


W  8. 


.$15,000 


Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    Rll  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

,   $  4.000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 


lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue. L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  par- 
chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  8,  No  15,  lot  261..,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  eqnity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  18b9.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 

size  of  ot  i  ^*  ^10"''  0  I  J  ■'^0=^15^8  I    -.I,  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-lOxlOO  \  }  .36x128  [ 

2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  thnn  honses  ooof  to  hr-M   O  11 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  oor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  973^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    J  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

JaoksoQ  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  ^^edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    RU  f  5,f00 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $3l)o(  0 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

Rll  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminas  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0f  0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1.40  1  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg, 
Logan  eq,  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  honses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  honses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11   $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homao  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8   $9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  13o2,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Prioe 

per  acre.    Rll   |  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  DreyerA  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,(00 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modem  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  <k  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tHe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  O  R  R. 
Price  |6i  0  per  acre,  no  iuonmbrance.  Will  take 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


resideDoe  or  residenoe  lot  n  of  Linooln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  et. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  J82,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  reqoity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgelaod  av,  Liosoott's  sob-division,  lots  16  to  28, 
inolneive,  *2(  0  each;  lot  29,  f2.>0;  lots  81  to  41, 
inolosive,  $20o  each;  lot  46,  !|20  ■;  lot  47,  $  >2B>; 
lots  1,  24,  25  and  4H.  *225  each;  lots  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inclusive,  }1"5  each;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  *225  each;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inclnsive, 
$176  each;  lots  12  and  47,  |2:i5  each;  lots  13  to 
28,  inclosive,  |2i  0;  lots  2'J  and  3U,  $ '50  each; 
lots  31  to  46.  inolosi'e,  f  200  each.    K  11. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 
frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11  f 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25!l25  ft,  3  story  pressea  brick 
flat  bailding;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Oj^den  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $ 

Twelftb  St.  near  St  Louis  av,  8  f  2.ixi25.     W  8  . , .  $ 

Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125  .    W8  $ 

Twelfth  st,  8ii  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  $100,00'i  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .     Z  3* 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xir0 .    W  8 . .  | 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  |9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  aho  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  fl  1,000 .  "^'ant  a  resi  enoe 
neur  Franoir.co  St.    v\  ill  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apa>-tment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.f 

Washington  blvd,  near  A-hland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 
price  per  foot.    W8   | 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,0'  0  per  front  foot.  Thin 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $( 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  ncodern  2-8tory  9-room 
residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W  8...$ 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12  $ 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas, — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  15o,0(it;,  I811.OOO 
and  1,250,01  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Boom  3(i9   J 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  SOO-aore  tr«ot 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freiglit.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fraits,  i-eing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
propirty.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Fraaci^co  aud  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  thet  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $nO  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  iuvites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  sr.,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comtortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Oolojy  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trac  e  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  motthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  matarity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  46,Telephone  Boilding, 
San  Francisco,  Cal  "  ' 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  f  rait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  pranes,  raisin  graoes, 
lemons  ana  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco.  ' 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residenoe 
on  Adams  si  (U  0  ft  wide),  and  loi  UOxlSi.;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonveuienoes,  having 
been  fit;ed  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  soM  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chio-iBTD  impriived.    P  13 

CaliforLia.— lehamH  Co,  bO,Oi  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,5(  0  acres 
bottom  lands,  81  ,0i  0  rich  rolling,  27,(  00  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  eqoal  famous  Maywood  Ooiony  (selling  at 
$75  per  Hore);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  lemple,  R  3o9  I 

Florida  —Orange  Co.,  246  acres  oarefnllv  Beleoted 
as  to  quality  .and  location  in  the  best  orange 


12,000 


6,250 
2,10( 
6,500 


2,000 


7,000 
215 

0,000 
7,(00 
2,950 


.$  1.60 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  j  3  \qq 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,(  CO  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(  0  to  15,0(  0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre,  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  

Illinois.— Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianolais 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
3.5,ii00  bushels;  oist  about  *4(),noii;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  properly. 
R  11. 

Tennessee.— 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  | 

MISOELLANEOCS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.  Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4, 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10.0'  0  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,(  00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  B,  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70lh,  125  x  124  for  $3,500,  clear.    Will  ex- 
change for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and  assume  reason- 
able incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two  6-room  flats;  price 
$4,400;  well  rented.    H  11. 
Dearborn  st  (No  66n2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  on 
South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of  61st,  a  2-story 
dwelling  in  6-rooin  flats,  frame,  stone  and  brick  founda- 
tion, well  rent'd;  price  $4,800.    H  2. 
Halsted  st,  near  l  ^'h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.    Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  5^.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  6J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 
Seventy-sBventhst.  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  manttla  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  X  149  each;    facing  sonth.     Price  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $500  doe  soon,  $600 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.    Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or    land,    or    good  outside  property. 
Address  Fi  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building,  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8  000;  want  farm.    W  15. 
Siity-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story  brick  and 
stnue  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.    J.  R.  Liman 
125  La  Salle  ht. 

Stewart  av,  near  6  :d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats,  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D  12. 
Wenlworih  av,  near  64ih  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flit  above,  lot  50x  1 75;  want  dear 
farm  near  Chicago.  lucambrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  P  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  . ,  ^"lejSOO 

NOETH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-olass  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assnme  reasonably.    C  12. 

CiybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st.  700x207,  brick 
and  irume  tiure  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
a^e  on  iaipraved  street;  rental  $3.(0).  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  N^rth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12    $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  ^30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1.(  00  for  3(>^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W,  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  .S-story  fla*  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $6.0(  0. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280,  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  .'9,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE, 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  thoir  first  crop  this  season,  llns 
tract  is  located  Close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francuco,  Cal. 

fiEOBGIA. 

Georgia— 550-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  "lee/; 
$15,00P;  want  city  property.    W  12, 

INDIANA. 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  firsb- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Jodson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  }4  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  doe  Io  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  34  with  L  12  x  14,  l3^-Btor>. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
KauBas— 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.  D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Colunabus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  oth«5r  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  orolothirg. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MieOELLANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chioego,  $33  000  nnd  $10,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 
M2.  s   F  . 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  (roods 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change 14  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease, 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av.  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  first  class 

a  artment  house.    Will  give  99. year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12ih  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Aqbqrp  Park.  State  terajs  and  looa  ior, 
8  18,  ' 


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PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Foar-story  and  basement  boilding,  75  and  77  Market  st 
four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE^T  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-oent;  double  flat  hoase;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $2()  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  Dice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150  00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Bnren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  property,  clear;  will  assume 
inonmbranoe.  Addrebs  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat. building  worth  |7,rOO  to 
110,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  68  N  Olintou 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  0  A  Biohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


Wanted—Miscellaneous. 


An  expeiieuced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  I  CO, 

Snccessore  to  Langhenry,  Evbds  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

R,oona  ai     -     -      las  ClSLrlc  Street 


MAg@NI(^  TEMPLE 

s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
:ised  commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  fiAi  p-  - 

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and.   04  Wast)irig:toii  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate 
and  the  sale  of  fib3t  mobtaages 

A  gPEOIALTY. 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Go. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscott's 
Ridgeland  Avenue  Subdivision. 

GO'S  tStock  Kxclianse  Building,  -  Chicago. 

Oorner  Washiagton  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


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Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
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Investment  Purposes,  or  foh 
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I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acreb 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lalit. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  vvant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  f^'  ^  Til 

NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUiLD.NG,  ^KdgO,|ll. 


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Highest  ^rade  of  first  class  goods. 
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Real  Estate 


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Real  Estate 
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Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTUREKS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No. 403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  - 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111 . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,Musee  and  Variety 

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FINANCIAL  SITUATION 


Latest  reports  from  Japan  confirm  the  previous 
rumor  that  a  treaty  of  peace  has  been  signed  with 
China  and  convey  the  further  information  that  the 
indemnity  to  be  paid  is  $200,000,000  taels,  or  about 
$15,000,000  in  gold.  As  the  monetary  standard  in 
China  is  the  Mexican  silver  dollar,  it  is  probable 
that  payment  will  be  made  in  silver.  In  this  case  a 
larger  nominal  amount  would  be  required— about 
$300,000,000  in  silver.  A  Japanese  newspaper  states 
that  six  years'  time  is  to  be  given  China  for  the  pay 
ment.  With  this  extension  and  the  privilege  of  pay- 
ing in  silver,  the  transaction  will  have  little  or  no 
effect  on  the  present  controversy  between  monomet- 
allism and  bimetallism. 

Nearly  a  year  ago  the  Joubnal  began  to  discuss 
the  silver  question.  Timidly  and  with  full  knowl- 
edge that  the  subject  was  unpopular,  we  stated 
the  main  arguments  of  both  sides  of  the  silver  con- 
troversy, and  we  then  predicted  that  this  question 
must  be  settled  aright  before  any  permanent  pros- 
perity would  be  possible.  Our  predictions  were  not 
received  kindly  in  some  quarters.  It  was  evident 
that  there  was  bitter  opposition  on  the  part  of  many 
readers  even  to  the  mere  mention  of  the  word  silver 
And  so  after  a  free  statement  of  our  position  on  the 
question  of  bimetallism  we  have  since  refrained  from 
any  further  controversy. 

The  prairies  of  the  west  are  now  on  Are  with  the 
silver  propaganda.  Perhaps  some  of  the  readers  who 
differed  with  us  a  few  months  ago  may  be  willing  to 
give  the  subject  more  serious  attention  new  that  it 
is  engrossing  the  thought  of  the  entire  nation.  It 
is  clearly  evident  that  the  question  of  free  coinage  of 
silver  is  to  be  the  leading  issue  in  the  next  presiden- 
tial contest,  and  the  fact  that  silver  advocates  are  to 
be  found  in  all  parties  and  that  the  president  of  the 
United  States  is  breaking  with  the  rank  and  file  of 
hit,  own  party  on  this  issue  shows  that  the  question 
is  finally  to  be  decided  irrespective  of  parties.  No 
matter  what  may  be  our  individual  opinions  we  can 
at  least  be  unanimous  in  the  belief  that  the  Ameri 
can  people  will  settle  this  question  aright. 

The  controversy  is  fast  falling  into  sectional  lines 
and  involves  a  struggle  between  the  East,  represent- 
ing the  creditor  classes,  and  the  West,  the  debtors. 
The  position  of  the  former  is  well  stated  by  Henry 
Clews,  who  speaks  of  the  great  activity  among  the 
silver  propagandists  of  the  West  as  attracting  much 
attention;  the  more  so  as  it  appears  to  be  directed 
almost  entirely  towards  national  free  coinage,  inde- 
pendently of  any  international  arrangement.  He  ex- 
presses the  belief  that  but  one  result  would  be  possi- 
ble under  such  a  state  of  things  the  suspension 

of  gold  payments  and  the  forcing  out  of  the  country 
of  our  present  stock  of  gold,  but  adds  that  it  is  well 
that  this  suicidal  sr-heme  should  receive  all  the  pub- 
licity the  silver  fanatics  are  trying  to  give  it.  When 
the  next  presidential  election  comes,  says  Mr.  Clews, 
the  honest  population  of  the  country  will  understand 
the  meaning  of  the  plot,  and  will  be  prepared  with  a 
verdict  that  will  settle  all  such  rant  once  and  for- 
ever. 

This  sounds  very  well,  but  it  is  not  advisable  to 
be  in  .such  haste  in  arriving  at  conclusions.  There 
Is  yet  some  time  before  the  next  presidential  election, 


and  the  silver  propaganda  has  but  fairly  begun.  As 
to  the  insinuation  by  Mr.  Clews  that  free  coinage  is 
dishonest,  we  may  quote  from  our  own  Mr.  John  V. 
Farwell,  who  is  quite  as  competent  a  guide  as  to  the 
honesty  of  the  proposed  legislation.    In  answer  to 
the  question,  "Is  the  honest  dollar  a  gold  dollar?" 
Mr.  Farwell  says :  When    the   United  States,  in 
1873,  made  the  gold  dollar  the  unit  of  value  at  the 
old  standard,  when  silver  was  money,  viz.,  1  to  16, 
she  owed,  say   $2,000,000,000,  contracted  when  gold 
and  silver  were  money.    Say  these  bonds  had  an  av- 
erage of  thirty  years  to  run,  with  the  option  to  pay 
after  five  or  ten  years,  and  that  none  of  them  were 
paid  until  the  thirty  years  had  run,  and  the  Govern- 
ment had  to  buy  at  the  time  of  payment  gold  to 
liquidate  the  debt.   It  is  clear  in  the  light  of  history 
she  could  not  buy  at  less  than  the  rate  fixed  by  law, 
and  that  that  rate  would  require,  when  the  thirty 
years  came   round,  just  twice  as  much  silver  and 
other  property  as  it  would  if  the  law  had  not  been 
changed  in  1873  depriving  silver  of  money  functions 
The  creditor  at  the  end  of  thirty  years  had  his 
regular  interest  on  his  bonds,  and  when  paid  in  gold 
can  turn  round  and  buy  twice  as  much  property  of 
all  kin  Is  with  his  gold  as  he  could  have  done  if  sil- 
ver had  been  retained  as  money.   He  has  had  his 
increment  in  the  increased  value  of  go'd  also,  and 
the  United  States  is  the  loser  by  that  increment  in 
value  caused  entirely  by  the  demonetization  of  sil- 
ver. 

Thirty  years  of  law  has  made  one  ounce  of  gold 
worth  thirty-two  ounces  of  silver,  and  yet  the  cost  of 
production  of  both  has  remained  relatively  the  same. 
This  is  another  object  lesson  as  to  what  is  an  honest 
dollar  to  all  thinkers  who  decide  from  facts  and  not 
theories  unsupported  by  facts. 

The  argument  for  the.rehabilation  of  silver  by  in- 
ternational agreement  is  unanswerable.  The  bone 
of  contention  will  be  as  to  whether  silver  should  be 
restored  by  the  United  States  alone  if  other  nations 
refuse  to  join.  On  this  subject  some  light  may  be 
thrown  by  the  consideration  in  another  column  of 
the  conditions  soon  to  prevail  in  the  manufacturing 
interests  of  silver  using  countries  in  competition 
with  nations  which  persist  in  clinging  to  the  gold 
standard. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  acd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Apr.  13,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


WEEK  ENDING 

APB.  13,  1895. 


WEEK  ENDING 
APB.  13,  1894. 


Per- 
oentagts 


LOCAL  STOCKS, 


With  everything  else  rising,  stocks  barely  hold 
their  own.  The  condition  is  anomalous.  All  indica- 
tions point  to  a  boom  in  stocks,  yet  they  remain  at 
the  lowest  figures  reached  since  the  begnining  of  the 
panic.  Shrewd  investors  are  beginning  to  ask 
whether  it  is  not  about  time  for  the  upward  turn. 
They  reason  that  prices  have  gone  as  low  as  they 
can  go  and  that  with  everything  else  beginning  to 
boom  the  stock  market  must  soon  share  in  prosper- 
ity.   Bears  a*e  thus  turning  to  bulls  on  principle. 

West  Chicigo,  which  a  few  months  ago  was  at 
140,  is  now  down  to  116,  and  will  probably  go  lower 
as  soon  as  the  Metropolitan  elevated  railroad  is 
opened  for  business.  The  bear  influence  here  is 
largely  sentimental.  West  Chicago  will  not  lose 
much  by  the  competition  of  the  Metropolitan  and, 
unless  some  other  adverse  influence  attacks  it,  prices 
will  recover  as  soon  as  that  fact  becomes  known. 

There  is  no  reason  why  west  Chicago  should  not 
show  as  good  results  relatively  as  North  Chicago, 
when  the  electric  lines  are  fully  installed,  and  North 
Chicago  this  week  touched  269  on  the  merits  of  its 
earnings. 

A  report  from  a  committee  of  the  National  Lin- 
seed Oil  Co  made  public  this  week  has  set  at  rest 
various  rumors  regarding  mismanagement,  etc.  A 
member  of  the  committee  cites  as  a  reason  for  the 
unprofitable  business  of  the  company  the  fact  that 
prior  to  the  panic  the  company  was  a  heavy  borrower, 
expecting  to  repay  out  of  its  profits.  But  the  panic 
came,  the  demand  for  oil  fell  off,  and  in  order  to 
meet  its  obligations  a  large  quantity  of  oil  was  sold 
at  a  greatly  reduced  price.  This  explanation  will 
apply,  with  slight  variation,  to  many  another  indus- 
trial corporation. 


New  York  

Ohioago  

BostoD  

Philadelphia.. 
St.  Loms.  .  . 
San  Franoisoo. 
Baltimore  .... 

Pittsburgh  

Oinoinnati .... 
Kansas  City  . . 
New  Orleans  . . 

Buffalo  

Milwaukee  

Detroit   

Louisville.,, , 
Minnoppolis  . . 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

HoustoL*  

St.  Paul...,  . 

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 
Uolumbus  .... 

Hartford  

Richmond  .... 
Washington. ., 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph.  . .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Kocbester  

New  Haven. . . 
Savannah  .... 
Springfield. ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

Waoo*  

Syracuse  .... 
Des  Muin«3. . . 
Grand  keloids 

Seattlt*  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  Oity... 
Los  Angeles  . . 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane  .... 
Jacksonville. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ky. 
Bingbampton. 
Bay  Oity*... 
Fall  River*... 

Akron  *  

Springfield*. . 

OantOL*  

Sioux  Falls*. 
Fremont*. . . . 
Hastings*. . . . 
Ohattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Naehville*  

Galveston*. . . 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Rookford. . . . 

Helena*  

Soranton  

Kalamazoi)*. . 
Little  Rook*. , 


Inc. 

Dec. 

$  473,146,989 

10.6 

8I,365,£07 

2. 1 

flfi  ^  An  1 1  Q 
oo,  1 1U,  1 1  y 

80,704,811 

9.2 

fit    "JfiA  l\A  O 

69,661,893 

3.6 

^o.o  /  i,y  1  if 

22,868,284 

12.2 

13.246.744 

8.6 

1  Q  AOii  17'} 

12,218,^50 

9.9 

13,8(  7,2(i6 

11.0 

13,389,450 

5.0 

10.326,931 

3.8 

7,429,1 03 

'.5.3 

O  77u  '  Q7 

3,564,108 

6.0 

4,086,701 

12.9 

5,778,643 

3.5 

^  7l  n  TOO 

o,7do,582 

Nom 

A  '^T  ^  win 

5.974,704 

23  4 

9  97 O  Q'J7 

0,0/6,063 

40.2 

Q  1  O 

4,236,0li0 

3.9 

R  J  UQK. 

5,006,728 

8.6 

!\  1  KCk  noft 
*>,ioi7,uyt> 

3,893,889 

32.4 

2,9do,s()6 

214 

0,258,752 

15  6 

A  1  fi7  KOO 

3,683,173 

11 .4 

Q  Q 1  9  Aim 

3,524,100 

8.2 

£y  10,5  ,  Obi) 

2,109, 8f'l 

2.4 

2,264,063 

1. 1 

X,yDO| :  Uo 

1,736,691 

13.1 

2,136,302 

2. 8 

1  ^RA  P  c: '> 

1,44  l,(i72 

5.3 

9  n*>7  C  1  K 
^iUZ/|D  1  O 

2,431,635 

16  6 

1,563,860 

43.9 

1,166,361 

16  1 

1,646  059 

11.7 

1  d  '>  0  1  7  Q 
k^'t  cZ^  1  /  Z 

l,379,i.01 

3.1 

9  ASK  e:f\i 

1,665,923 

23.9 

1   9QQ  1  OQ 

1,202,1 13 

7. 1 

1   9^1  IOC 

if^oif  1  yo 

1,246,974 

Nom 

1,257,521 

1.2 

1  ^  An  I  K7 

1,!.'",880 

1.9 

1  fi'-lft  1  A{\ 

946, (  69 

78. 3 

9  4.9  9  QJIQ 

1,616,078 

60. 4 

0  9  1    Q  i  Q 

798,253 

16.6 

1  vn  A  At 

1,072,961 

4.0 

790,869 

6.8 

629,749 

16.6 

fid?  1 1  fi 

618,675 

19.3 

Doy,^u± 

651,601 

9  0 

&Qfl  9n  1 

1,286,130 

30  1 

KK7  QUQ 

OO  /  joyo 

729,445 

23.6 

1  9n7  HP 

1    ACQ  Q/  U 

J,4oo,8(  0 

11.0 

cno  099 

532,585 

5.6 

f>oo»yoy 

263,676 

26. 1 

90Q  A<{i. 

tJ()7,979 

6.1 

J.91  DftQ 

4z  ifUoy 

coo  CO  c 

26." 

9  7  ifl  9^7 

484,114 

22.7 

AR.'i  4.70 

457,656 

Nom 

4oi.4y* 

ion  TO er 

432,725 

15.3 

991  01  9 

301,8CO 

10.0 

817,722 

384,111 

17.  4 

348,664 

339.557 

2.6 

!s99,o0() 

386,200 

22.3 

294,534 

280,489 

20.4 

769,7a2 

866,396 

12.4 

226,257 

191,371 

18.3 

620,164 

69.  2 

176,0(0 

29.5 

71,336 

168,799 

57.9 

60.496 

84,346 

28  6 

57,646 

91,456 

37.3 

?34,(,00 

213,300 

56  8 

136,112 

117,196 

16.2 

1,087,980 

934,206 

56  0 

5,016,610 

4,193,880 

19.5 

1,043,100 

1,0-6,159 

2.1 

298.766 

No  returns 

427,810 

688,5t<6 

X 

258,217 

4( 

401,6(4 

953.741,379  i 

i  890,769,077 

7.7 

430,713,098 

417,622,068 

4.3 

Total,  U.  8.  $ 
Cities  Excldg  N.  Y. 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
Montreal  (Can)        $  9,563  348    $  9,816.176 


Toronto 
Halifax 
Hamilton* 
Winnipeg. 


.  .  2.5 

5,429.529  5,285,264  2.7 

1,130,590  993,240  13.7 

729.071  643,972  13.1 

731,382  797,699  7.0 


Total,  Can....       $17,593,920     |16,738,161  4.8 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

WEEK   ENDING        WBFF  ENDING  PBBOENT- 

APB.  13,  1894,     APB  13,  1894.  aq«. 
New  Engl'd  Sttttes  1103,278,112    |  93,212,831  10.? 


April  20,  1896 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


369 


Middle  " 
Sou'ihern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Sooth  western  " 
Far  Western  " 


606,475,361 
43,987,056 
38,952,283 
103,326,271 
30,246,255 
19,749,429 


653,799,008 
37,204,866 
38,279,392 
106,387,679 
38,005,189 
22,154,280 


9.7 
18  0 


3.4 
2.8 
20.5 
10.9 


$  944,014,764    $  888,043,245 

♦Not  included  in  totaJs. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Advancing  prices  are  largely  responsible  for  the  in- 
crease in  volume  of  bank  clearings  this  week.  Nearly 
all  marketable  commodities  have  advanced.  Petro- 
leum, cattle  and  dressed  beef  show  the  greatest 
gains.  Cattle  are  now  worth  $1.60  more  per  hundred 
weight  than  they  were  last  year  and  $)  more  than 
the  lowest  price  reached  this  year.  Dressed  beef  is 
higher  than  it  has  been  at  any  time  heretofore  in  ten 
years.  Petroleum  is  worth  three  times  as  much  as 
the  lowest  price  in  1892  and  the  present  price  is  the 
highest  since  1878.  Pig  iron  is  active.  A  year  Sigo 
only  about  127,000  tons  were  being  produced  weekly 
in  the  United  States,  as  compared  with  over  158,000 
at  the  present  time.  Yet  during  March  stocks  were 
decreased.  Receipts  from  customs  duties  continue 
heavy;  also  internal  revenue  collections.  Exports 
are  larger  than  they  were  in  March,  and  in  that 
month  they  were  larger  than  they  were  in  February. 
The  increase  in  exports  of  merchandise  from  New 
York  in  March  was  from  $.23,621,575  to  $27,804,4(57— a 
gain  of  17  percent.  The  business  improvement  is 
genuine  even  if  temporary. 

Final  peace  negotiations  between  China  and  Japan 
are"  of  greater  importance  to  the  civilized  world  than 
would  at  first  appear.  The  submission  of  China 
means  that  Ler  territory  is  henceforth  to  be  open  to 
the  commerce  not  only  of  Japan  but  of  the  world. 
What  changes  this  maj  work  in  industrial  conditions 
time  only  can  tell,  but  some  recent  speculations  on 
this  subject  are  of  interest  to  England  and  America 
just  at  present.  George  Jamieson,  British  Consul 
General  at  Shanghai,  says  that  in  1893  there  were  no 
let^s  than  600,000  cotton  spindles  in  Japan  and  the 
number  is  constantly  increasing.  Three  large  cotton 
factories  are  being  built  in  China  and  the  estimate  is 
that  between  200,000  and  3 JO  000  spindles  will  soon  be 
at  work.  It  has  been  abundantly  proved  that  the  or- 
dinary Chinese  coolie  can  be  converted  into  an  effi- 
cient mill  hand.  For  generations  their  people  have 
been  accustomed  to  delicate  and  industrious  employ- 
ment in  the  mechanic  arts.  Their  adaptability  to 
the  flnf-x-  ]ines  of  workmanship  is  remarkable.  Their 
wages  range  from  3  to  5  pence  (lO  cents)  a  day,  and 
the  supply  of  labor  is  enormous.  What  will  be  the 
result  if  these  teeming  hordes  of  Chinese  enter  seri- 
ously into  competition  with  Europe  and  America  in 
the  finer  grades  of  manufacture?  Yet  this  is  exactly 
what  the  present  settlement  of  the  late  war  is  calcu- 
lated to  bring  about. 

Already  a  number  of  American  manufacturers  are 
preparing  to  establish  extensive  factories  in  Japan. 
Among  these  is  the  Waltham  Watch  Company. 
Their  reasons  for  the  move  are  said  to  be  to  get 
nearer  to  a  great  market  and  to  secure  cheap  labor. 
In  Japan  it  has  already  been  demonstrated  that  ex- 
cellent work  can  be  turned  out  in  almost  any  line  of 
manufacture,  and  the  Japanese  Government  is  sub- 
sidizing great  iron  and  steel  works  where  railway  and 
ship  building  supplies  are  made. 

There  is  an  important  element  in  this  discussion 
that  is  likely  to  be  entirely  lost  sight  of.  Both  China 
and  Japan  are  silver  countries  and  their  wages  are 
paid  in  silver,  while  England  pays  her  wages  in  gold. 
The  manufacturer  who  removes  from  England  or 
America  to  Japan  or  China  not  only  secures  the  ben- 
efit of  absurdly  cheap  labor  but  he  pays  that  labor  in 
a  medium  which  costs  him  but  half  what  the  money 
of  his  native  country  commands.  Let  the  gold  mono- 
metallists  seriously  ponder  whether  they  can  com- 
pete with  silver  countries  when  once  tho?e  countries 
shall  have  fairly  launched  a  considerable  line  of  staple 
manufactures 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week. 


GrantsborK,  Wis.— Bids  will  be  reoeived  aotil  April  25 
for  the  parohase  of  *5,500  6  per  cent  twenty  yea  water 
bonds.    A.  A.  Anderson,  VillaKe  Olerk. 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  $100 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  SavingR. . 

Atlas  National   

(Ihioago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Orovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank.  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Banking'  Oo  

Bome  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings..., 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  Na*^ional  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  , 

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  .  , 

Northwestern  National   

Northern  Trust  Co  . . ,  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


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MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo 68.191 2 
OasB  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  6e.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  5e  

Ohi  F'k'ff  and  Prov  Oo  68. . .  1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  68  1912 

Obioago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  5-20  43^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  .  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  5sl929 
"  "    Oons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  S  V  0  5-20  58  

Oent'I  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Oommeroe  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  1905 

Ohi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  68. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  68  ^v,v/0 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  41^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  5b1900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  Ss  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amount 


350  too 
1  260  00( 

1  250  00( 

2  dOO  Ol'O 

3  166  OOi 
300  0(i( 
681  OOi 

2  206  0(  0 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
250 
900 

1  600 
650 
600 

75 

2  COO 
10  OCO 

4  546 

1  600 
600 

1  860 

2  350 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  6011 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


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Bid 


t'5 
99 

100 
ti06 
79 

62M 

42 
1011^ 

10!< 
1023^ 

199 
TlOO 

Tico 


A^bed 


t93 
t90 

t99M 
102M 

fioei 

t65 
46 
102 
ti09i 
1021^ 

fso 

li  0 
tlOO 

tioli 


92 

93 

84 

49>^ 

60 

t97 

99J^ 

1061^ 

tI09 

100% 

103^ 

U  4 

t91 

102 

104 

92 

97^ 

102 

1021.^ 

101% 

101^^2 

10134 

102 

96K 

100 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo. . , . 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'I  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo.. . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohioago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"      Qae  Co  

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R . . . . 

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«  ok  I-.  Prov  Oo  fif d  


Amoant 
Oap  stock. 


B  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  OOO  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  0(10 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  0'  0 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

50  000  000 
10  000  000 
£460  000 
£400  000 


8% 

m 

8% 
12% 

"h 

hi 
12% 
10% 


Bid 

Asked 

tU5 

3434 

351^ 

56^ 

60 

t5(J 

50 

8 

8 

10 

20 

t27 

453^ 

63 

55 

12 

308 

310 

tl54 

tl55 

128 

1283^ 

14 

8M 

\8% 

21 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd    

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  ■  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  00( 

7% 

£775  000 

8% 

25 

T28 

1  ^ 

£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  000 

7% 

4834 

10  000  000 

6434 

65% 

500  0(  0 

•M% 

t510 

t6()0 

6  500  000 

12% 

269 

2  600  000 

7% 

tll9 

118 

18  000  000 

24 

2.T 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tlf.4 

4  000  00(1 

H 

12M 

183i 

1  000  000 

7% 

t55 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

500  00' 

10% 

1  25(1  ooi 

85% 

13  189  ooc 

s% 

'1734 

ii-M 

2  260  000 

t65 

75 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  givfcn. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  34% 

Oal  &  Chi  0  &D0o  68^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo   63^ 

Pfd...,2i 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  44 
"      Pfd. 53 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  71% 

Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Oo  10% 


Diamond  Match  Co,  IlI.12f-% 
Lake  Street  Elevated..  13 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  63^ 

Pfd.  ^434 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo   65 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  268  7^ 

Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...I2' 
W  Obi  at  R  B  1161^ 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  April   13,  1835. 


AM.  STRAW  BOABD  00. 
38  31 

2  32 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OAN  All  &  D:CK  CO. 

50  66 

100— ac't  58 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  THAN  00. 

32  ,  11 

50— aoot   \\% 

NEW  ZOBK  BISCUIT  00. 
10  64 

60— ac't  64% 

60 — ac't  65 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 

26,   £273^ 

60— ac't  127^ 

50— ac't  127% 

NO.  CHI.ST.  B.  B.  03. 

5  265 

50— ac't   -  265 

5  ) — ac't  266^ 

50— ac't  266 

50— ac't  2663^ 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  E  B. 
1....  

46  1331 

26  im 

5  13?^ 

50  13% 

100— ac't  1334 

160— ac't  133^ 

50— ac't  13k 

200 -ac't  13^ 

W  CHI  8TBEET  B  E. 

25  1153^ 

10  115% 

22  116 

36    11634 

60— ac't  116 

200— ac't.   1163^ 

250— ac't  1163^ 

160- ac't  116% 

150— ac't  11631 

100— ac't  116|| 

150— aoct  116% 

250— ac't  116^ 

60— ac't  117 


Monday,  April  15,  1895. 


AM.  8TBAW  B3ABD  CO. 

81  31^ 

2  31% 

OHI,  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

50  113^ 

10  1134 

55  11% 

10  113^ 

60- ac't  1134 

50— ac't  11>^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50  133^ 

30  13^ 

1  13% 

1  14 

50— cash  131.^ 

60 — cash   13% 

10  —ac't  133^ 

100— ac't  135.^ 

100— ao't ,  13% 

200  -ac't  14 


NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  03. 

100  268 

150— ac't  269 

60— ac't  2693>2 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 
10  128 

100- ac't  ...   128 

300— ao't  128^ 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

10  11734 

2  117% 

2  117% 

9— cash  117% 

50— acot  1173^ 

150— ac't  117% 

350- ao't  •1'7% 

650— ao't  118 

50— ac't  1183^ 

153— aoct  118^ 

260— ao't  11!:% 


Tuesday,  April  i6,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAIL  WAY  00. 

20  ...118 

CHI.  tITY  e'y 

3  -...308 

OHI.    &  N.  8H0BE  ST.  b'y 

30  100 

CENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 
20  48 

60  49 


NEW  YOBE  BISCUIT  OO . 

100 — ac't   o\]£ 

AM  6TBAW  BOABD 

5  313^ 

10  31% 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

150   1173-^ 

6  117% 

47  117% 


370 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  2t',  1895 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  OO. 

3  268 

60— ao't  267% 

60— ao't  2681^ 

OHI  A  S.  S  BAP .  TBAN.  00. 

 10% 

^"  lOjg 

69  U 

ino— ao't   10% 

lOD— ao't   10% 

260— ao't  11 

DIAUOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILI,. 

U  1271^ 

60  121% 

5  128% 

2i'0— ao't  128 

50— ao't  1281^ 

60— ao't  128% 


7  117% 

50— ao't  117% 

50— ao't  1175^ 

100— ao't  117% 

1"0— ao't  117^ 

250— ao't  118 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 
230  

175   

80  

88  

2  


 13 

 13^ 

 13% 

 13H 

 13% 

5— cash  131^ 

60— ao't  13 

100— ao't  133^ 

200— ao't  13j4 

15(:— ao't  13% 

300— ao't  13  H 

250— ao't  1?5^ 

50— ao't  13% 


Wednesday,  April  17,  1895. 


NATIONAIi  BAILWAT  OO . 

6  118 

OHI  OITT  BAIIiWAY. 

23  308 

NEW  XOBE  BISCUIT  00. 

15   5t 

60  541^ 

NO  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00, 

60— ao't  268^ 

60— ao't  268>| 

OHI.  il  B.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 


AM.  6TBAW  BOABD  00. 

UO   32 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
li  131^ 

10 )— ao't  

10(1— ao't  


STBEET  B.  B. 
 1161^ 


50  

U  1  10% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
10  127% 

18  128 

60  


.lUi^ 

.llti% 

.iiejg 

.117 


.128% 


10  

10. .   

10  

15   

20  

10  

50— ao't  116!^ 

250— ao't  11H% 

•^50— ao't  lieVj 

10  '—ao't  1U^8 

1.50— ao't  llt'% 

5C— ao't   117 

110— ao't  II714 


Thursday,  April  18,  1895 


8TBEEES  S  W  .   CAB  LINE. 

20  123^ 

OHI.  PACK    &  FBOr.  00. 


10., 

AM 

10.. 

3.. 

6.. 
10.. 
95.. 
66.. 


44 


OBI.  &  8.  E 

76   

S't — oaph 
50 — ao't . 


STBAW  BOABD  03. 

 32 

  3^% 

 33 

 33K 

 3o% 

 341^ 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 


BAP.  TrtN.  00. 

 10% 

 10% 

 ^0% 

B. 

•1'% 
.13 


2  

15  

10  

60  

l.'^.O— ao't. 
50— ao't. 


 128 

 128% 

 r2SM 

 128>^ 

 128M 

  12H^ 

iO— ao't  128^ 

NO.  OHI.   ST.  B.  B  00. 

30     26714 

10   268 

'00— ao't  268 

10')— ao't  269 

100— ao't  2691^ 

60— ao't  2691^ 


LAKE    FT.     ELEVATED  B 
30  

65  

30  

60  

150— ao't  

400— ao't  13 

350— ao't  13% 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET    B.  B. 


.1161^ 

.115% 

.116 
.116% 
.UB% 
.116% 


£0  

2  

5  

2  

2   

5 — cash   

50— aoot  115% 

100— acot  116 

60— ao't  1 16J^ 

60— ao't  116% 

300— aoot  116>^ 

450— ao't  11(,5| 

250— ao't  116% 

150— ao't   117 


Friday,  April  19,  1895. 


OHI.  OITY  B'y. 


B.  B.  03. 


.3^0 
.311 


AM. 


S  BAW  BOABD. 

 341^ 

 35 

BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

 10% 

 1"% 

 1'% 

ILL. 


10  )— ao't . , 

UHI    &    B.  S 

64  

60  

]|0f— ao't  

DIAMOND  MATCH  00. 

16  128% 

129   128^  '9 

fio— ao't 

10  —ao't  12>'%  300 

50— ao't  128^ 


NO.  OHI.  ST 

70  

100  —ao't  

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 
215  

671^ — oash  

550— ao't  

100— ao't  

W,  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B 

10  

5   

1 — oash  

ao't  


263>^ 
269 
.  B. 
.13 
.12% 

.13 


128 1|  250— ao't 


150- 


ao't . . . 
ao't.. 


116% 

iic^ 

1161^ 

11«H 
116% 
116% 
116% 


Bnrgettstown,  Pa — \t  the  pppoial  elpotion  held  nt 
Bargfeitatown  to  vote  on  the  isaoe  of  bonds  for  the  ereotioD 
of  a  new  rohoo  hon^e,  the  vote  was  in  favor  of  the  issae  of 
bv(i.d8  to  the  amoQDt  of  |8,0C0. 


REAL  ESTATE  MAi^KET. 

An  uneventful  week  in  real  estate  circles  was  that 
which  has  just  passed.  The  recorded  transactions 
were  not  large  nor  important,  but  their  number  was 
sufficient  to  make  a  handsome  total  of  consideration 
as  compared  with  other  cities  and  other  weeks  in 
this  city.  Taking  the  run  of  transfers  in  both  city 
and  county  the  average  price  paid  is  only  $;^,670,  and 
the  average  consideration  of  the  city  transfers  is  but 
$4  166  Yet  the  grand  total  is  over  two  millions  and 
a  quarter  and  will  compare  favorably  with  the  total 
in  New  York. 

The  prediction  of  the  Journal  that  the  income 
tax  decision  would  affect  real  estate  investors  favor- 
ably is  beginning  to  be  fulfilled.  Capitalists  are  look- 
ing with  interest  to  real  estate  as  affording  a  large 
field  for  investment  without  the  annoyance  of  possi- 
ble federal  taxation.  When  it  is  considered  that 
billions  of  capital  are  invested  in  corporate  stocks 
and  bonds,  and  that  under  the  income  tax  law  every 
dollar  of  corporate  earnings,  with  no  $4,000  limit,  is 
taxable  at  the  rate  of  2  percent  a  year,  while  incomes 
from  real  estate  holdings  escape  scot  free,  there  can 
be  no  doubt  that  there  will  be  a  movement  to  get  rid 
of  corporate  investments  and  capitalists  will  seek  to 
invest  in  lands  and  houses  on  which  the  rents  are  a 
good  return  for  the  investment  and  are  not  subject 
to  federal  taxation. 

It  is  evident  that  for  the  last  decade  real  estate 
outside  the  larger citiesor  the  newly  settled  west  has 
appreciated  but  little  in  value.  The  farms  of  the 
eastern  states  have  actually  depreciated  in  selling 
price,  while  real  estate  in  towns  and  villages  has  also 
been  on  a  steady  decline.  The  attention  of  capital- 
ists has  been  occupied  with  speculative  investments 
in  railroad  stocks  and  bonds,  or  oil  or  sugar  or  whisky 
trust  holdings,  and  other  securities,  until  the  market 
has  been  overstocked,  and  stocks  of  late  have  been 
declining  because  business  has  been  overdone.  Now, 
to  add  to  the  depression  in  this  class  of  property, 
comes  the  income  tax  law  with  its  inequalities  and 
its  discriminations  against  the  earnings  of  cor- 
porations—  these  discriminations  being  made  far 
greater  and  more  burdensome  by  the  recent  decision 
of  the  supreme  court.  Under  such  circumstances  real 
estate  can  hardly  fail  to  be  the  favorite  form  of  in- 
vestment in  the  near  future. 

NOTEWORTHY  TRANSACTIONS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

An  undivided  one-sixth  interest  in  the  Bryan 
Block,  at  the  northwest  corner  of  La  Salle  and  Mon- 
roe streets,  was  sold  this  week  by  C.  M  Bryan  to  F. 
W.  Bryan  for  $35,000.  The  property  is  73  by  189  feet: 
south  front  on  Monroe  streec,  and  the  price  of  $210,- 
000  for  the  e'ntire  interest  is  at  the  rate  of  about 
$3,000  per  front  foot.  This  is  considered  merely  a 
nominal  figure  and  not  representative  of  the  real 
value  of  the  property. 

The  premises  known  as  No.  .■i43  Fifth  avenue,  fifty 
feet  north  of  Harrison  street,  25  by  100  feet,  west 
front,  were  sold  by  Charles  H.  Nix  to  Charles  L. 
Ryan  for  $85,000.  This  is  improved  property  and  it 
is  not  practicable  to  get  at  the  exact  ground  value. 

An  important  sale  in  South  Chicago  was  that  of  75 
by  140  feet  on  Ninety-second  street,  100  feet  east  of 
Commercial  avenue,  south  front,  by  Archer  Pitzele, 
the  clothier,  to  Patrick  O'SuUivan,  a  well  known 
South  Chicago  grocer,  for  $40,000.  This  sale  indicates 
a  marked  advance  in  South  Chicago  values  and  in- 
cidentally shows  what  rapid  growth  Chicago  has  had 
in  the  past  five  years  and  especially  since  South  Chi- 
cago was  added  to  the  city. 

The  Ingram  Hotel  property,  106  by  150  feet,  at  the 
southwest  corner  of  Sixtieth  street  and  South  Park 
court,  was  sold  by  W.  W.  Ingram  to  the  Ingram  Ho- 
tel Company  for  $150,000.  This  is  one  of  the  World's 
Fair  hotels.  The  building  is  a  seven-story  structure 
which  cost  $400,000.  The  ground  only  is  included  in 
the  present  transaction. 

The  most  important  decretal  sale  of  the  week  was 
that  of  the  South  Chicago  dock  property  of  the  Le- 
high Valley  Coal  Company  which  was  bid  in  by  Sam- 
uel M.  Fischer  for  $35,100.  The  property  is  described 
as  lots  1  and  2  in  block  63,  of  the  Calumet  and  Chica- 


go Canal  and  Dock  Company's  subdivision.  It  has 
both  dock  and  rail  frontages. 

CONTINUED  BUILDING  ACTIVITY. 

The  Standard  Oil  Company  figures  in  the  building 
permits  this  week  with  a  projected  three-story  and 
basement  brick  barn  at  120  East  Erie  street,  to  cost 
$46,000. 

The  permit  for  the  six  four-story  and  basement 
brick  flats  of  the  E.  J.  Lehmann  estate,  which  were 
mentioned  in  a  previous  issue  of  the  Journal,  now 
appears  in  the  records.  This  improvement  is  to  cost 
$60,000. 

C.  C.  Russell  building  a  seven  story  and  basement 
brick  factory  at  249  to  251  South  Jefferson  street,  to 
cost  $30,000. 

T.  J.'Reynertson  is  building  an  apartment  house  at 
327  Hermitage  avenue,  to  cost  $20,000,  and  B.  F. 
Durbin  is  putting  up  six  two-story  and  basement 
brick  houses  at  6948  Harvard  street.  The  preference 
throughout  the  larger  building  projects  seems  to  be 
in  favor  of  ilats,  as  their  renting  qualities  have  been 
most  satisfactorily  demonstrated  of  late. 

MISCELLANEOUS  NEWS  ITEMS. 

The  David  Bradley  Mfg.  Company  will  remove 
their  extensive  implement  factory  from  Chicago  to 
Kankakee  where  they  have  secured  a  large  amount 
of  ground  for  their  plant  and  every  needed  facility. 

Messrs  Carne  &  Coombs  the  well  known  tax  ab- 
stract firm  will  remove  to  suite  813  Teutonic  Bldg. 
from  their  old  offices  at  160  and  162  Washington 
street.  This  building  as  previously  announced  in  all 
of  the  newspapers  will  now  be  torn  down  prepara- 
tory to  the  erection  of  an  elegant  eleven  story  ofHce 
building,  the  basement  of  which  is  to  be  especially 
fitted  up  for  a  restaurant  to  be  operated  by  Chas. 
Kern.  This  latter  statement  is  only  a  rumor,  and 
needs  verification. 

Mr.  Samuel  Telamater  reports  that  there  is  a  good 
demand  for  houses  and  lots  at  Hermosa,  due  to  the 
rapid  extension  of  the  Metropolitan  "L"  road  along 
the  alley  north  of  West  North  avenue  from  Humboldt 
Park.  The  track  is  built  almost  up  to  the  C.  M. 
and  St  Paul  Railway.  The  numerous  spans  or 
branches  of  the  Electric  road  built  north  from  the 
Lake  street  "L"  to  Hermosa  and  Cragin  have  given 
both  of  those  towns  a  boom.  Mr.  Delamater  also 
reports  renewed  activity  at  Riverside. 

Mr  A.  W.  Syrett  has  sold  for  Edward  H.  John- 
son to  Andrew  Morse  the  two  story  flat  building  at 
2161  North  Paulina  street  for  $3800  cash.  The  north 
west  section  is  looking  up  because  of  the  rapid  in- 
crease in  transportation  lines. 

IMPORTANT  SALE  4T  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Mr.  C.  L  Hennig.  234— 92nd  street  South  Chicago 
has  closed  the  following  sale  this  week.  Lots  28, 
29  and  30  in  Block  70  of  the  Chicago  Canal  &  Dock 
Cu's  subdivision  situated  at  No.  277-283  92nd  street 
for  forty  thousand  ($40  000)  dollars.  The  improve- 
ments on  these  lots  are  two  story  frame  structures 
and  of  little  value. 

Mr.  Sam  Brown  JrT  has  removed  from  112  Clark 
street  to  155  LaSalle  street  Association  Bldg. 

Mr.  Jno.  Carne  Jr.  will  remove  from  162  Washing- 
ton street  to  172  Washington  street  R  813  Teutonic 
Bldg. 

Mr.  James  N.  Borden  for  a  long  time  located  in 
the  Howland  block  184  Dearborn  street  will  remove 
to  room  1211  New  York  Life  Bldg.  Mr.  Borden  is 
one  of  Chicago's  successful  real  estate  men  owning 
considerable  property  which  he  manages  besides  the 
large  amount  of  business  he  does  for  others. 

Erastus  Sipperly  is  selling  lots  at  Oak  Park  one 
block  south  of  Madison  Electric  Railroad  with  sewer, 
water,  gas  and  cement  side  walks  all  in  and  paid  for 
at  $23  and  $24  per  foot.  He  has  also  opened  up  a 
new  subdivision  one  block  east  of  the  South  Oak 
Park  depot  selling  the  lots  at  $350  and  $375  per  lot. 
The  lots  are  25x150  and  at  this  price  they  are  remark- 
able bargains. 

The  Oak  Park  office  corner  Oak  Park  avenue  and 
and  Madison  streets  is  open  every  day  in  the  week. 

E.  Orris  Hart  has  sold  to  Marvin  A.  Dean  his  resi- 


April  30, 1895. 


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dence  at  1228  Hintnan  avenue,  Evanston  for  88000, 
Mr.  Hart  taking  in  part   payment  lot  5  block  23 
Thomas's  subdivision  at  Western  Springs,  size  lOlx 
200  feet,  valued  at  $2000.   The  transaction  was  nego 
tiated  by  Wm.  B.  ToplifE. 


REMOTE  SUBURBS. 


The  success  of  a  remote  suburb  depends  almost 
wholly  upon  two  conditions,  viz.:  railway  facilities 
and  self-support.  A  suburban  station  that  cannot 
be  reached  by  street  or  steam  railway  within  thirty 
to  forty  minutes  will  not  be  patronized  by  the  wage 
earning  classes  and  must  be  classed  under  the  head 
of  remote  suburbs  which  must  be  self-supporting  to  a 
great  extent,  and  this  implies  local  industries  sup- 
ported by  needed  shipping  facilities.  The  practice 
of  misrepresenting  the  distance  of  a  suburb  from  the 
centre  of  the  city  is  common  and  always  results  in 
destroying  the  confldence  and  good  will  of  lot  buyers. 
Thousands  of  lots  wera  sold  in  the  years  .890  and  i891 
on  the  representations  that  "additional  trains  would 
be  put  on"  within  sixty  or  ninety  days  or  within  six 
months,  and  that  "a  new  electric  road  would  be 
built  as  soon  as  the  right  of  way  could  be  secured." 
Such  false  representations  were  sometimes  made  con- 
cerning near  by  suburbs  that  had  nothing  to  recom- 
mend them  except  nearness  to  the  city.  In  order  to 
secure  attention  owners  and  promoters  of  remote 
suburbs  almost  invariably  work  the  industrial  racket 
on  the  public  by  which  is  meant  the  establishing  of 
factories  that  will  employ  a  large  number  of  hands 
In  the  years  1892  and  1893  when  the  public  began  to 
grow  suspicious  the  Journal  was  overwhelmed  with 
letters  and  inquiries  concerning  St.  Charles.  Colum- 
bia Heights,  Hegewisch,  Tolleston,  East  Chicago  and 
a  host  of  others  equally  remote.  The  inquiries  came 
from  every  point  of  the  compass  — from  New  York 
to  Missouri  and  from  Tacoma  to  Baltimore.  "Self- 
supporting  suburbs"  fail  oftener  than  they  succeed  as 
thousands  of  lot  owners  can  testify.  The  public 
really  have  no  way  of  judging  of  the  merits  of  man- 
ufacturing suburbs  unless  they  make  frequent  visits 
to  them  and  make  thorough  investigation  of  all  pro- 
posed improvements.  They  must  rely  upon  the  news- 
papers which  are  too  often  influenced  by  their 
patrons.  The  habit  of  fostering  booms  aided  by  new 
electric  railways  and  new  factories,  has  flooded  the 
country  with  deeds  and  contracts  for  cheap  lots  and 
has  injured  all  outlying  property;  other  evils  have 
grown  out  of  this  one.  The  changing  of  acre  tracts 
and  farms  into  subdivisions  has  afforded  every  oppor- 
tunity for  special  assessment  swindles  and  by  increas- 
ing the  taxes  nearly  tenfold  has  resulted  in  confisca- 
tion in  many  cases.  The  numerous  taxing  bodies 
ever  on  the  increase,  have  a  rich  harvest  before  them 
and  the  poor  lot  owner  must  bear  the  burdens  of 
sewer  and  sidewalk  assessments,  water  pipe  exten- 
sions macadamizing  streets,  to  say  nothing  of  drain- 
age tax,  school  tax,  State  and  county  tax  and  gener- 
ally city  tax  where  the  limits  have  been  extended  in- 
definitely, although  the  limit  has  been  reached  at 
the  Indiana  State  line  and  may  be  soon  reached  on 
the  north  side,  but  may  be  indefinitely  extended  on 
the  west.  A  victim  who  has  been  getting  his  infor- 
mation and  advice  through  an  advertisement  in  a 
"religious  weekly,"  writes  that  the  title  to  his  lot  is 
"all  tangled  up,"  and  that  he  thinks  the  whole  thing 
is  caused  by  the  universal  sale  of  'tangle  foot"  in 
Chicago.  The  Journal  is  perfectly  willing  to  give 
opinions  to  intending  lot  buyers  but  will  not  under- 
take to  clear  titles  or  get  the  money  refunded  after 
the  mistakes  have  all  been  made.  The  Journal  has 
published  an  initial  or  general  map  for  the  very  pur- 
pose of  enabling  lot  buyers  to  ascertain  whether  a 
suburb  is  remote  or  contiguous  to  the  city  proper  and 
whether  it  is  on  a  railroad  in  fact  or  on  a  projected 
line.   A  word  to  the  wise  is  sufficient. 


Onioigo.  Ill  — Th?  Ooanoil  pa<i3ed  an  ordinance  provid- 
ini?  tor  thi  isaae  of  |3,76l,Oi'0  i}4  P^t  refonding 
bonds.  Taese  bonds  are  to  retire  expiring  sewer  bonds, 
river  improvdment  bonds,  and  $l.485,<)(i0  to  retire  the  7)^ 
per  oent  water  bonds.  The  new  bonds  will  rnn  for  twenty 
yeara  from  Jaly  1,  1395. 


NOTICE  TO  REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 


Real  estate  agents  and  others  who  have  decided  to 
move  on  the  first  of  May  together  with  those  who 
have  already  changed  location  are  requested  to  send 
in  their  proper  addresses  to  facilitate  the  completion 
of  a  Real  Estatl^  Agents'  Directory,  and  to  insure 
prompt  delivery  of  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal.  Send  changes  to  the  old  office  163-165 
Washington  street. 


A  FURTHER  DISTURBANCE  TO  BUSINESS. 


The  politicians  are  always  on  the  alert  to  find  a 
"hobby"  or  a  "bugbear"  and  to  make  matters  worse 
investors  and  business  men  are  continually  looking 
for  trouble.  No  sooner  do  we  rid  ourselves  of  one  of 
these  "bugaboos"  than  we  are  beset  by  another.  Two 
years  were  worse  than  lost  in  asritating  the  tariff 
because  all  of  the  changes  made  in  tariff  rates  could 
have  been  accomplished  in  a  month.  Now  the  scare 
is  all  out  of  the  tariff  and  we  must  have  "free  silver" 
or  "bimetallism"  or  "free  coinage  of  silver  and  gold." 
A  short  time  ago  the  President  wanted  all  of  the 
greenbacks  and  treasury  notes  redeemed  and  des- 
troyed by  the  process  of  issuing  more  bonds  bearing 
gold  interest  and  redeemable  in  gold.  But  the  ex- 
tremests  always  play  hob  with  every  ''new  reform;' 
they  demand  too  much  and  generally  get  nothing. 
There  is  not  one  good  sound  reason  why  the  country, 
and  Chicago  in  particular,  should  not  be  on  the  high- 
way of  prosperity — not  simply  on  the  road  to  pros- 
perity but  in  the  midst  of  it.  Only  one  thing  stands 
in  the  way  of  it— the  silver  question.  Out  of  all  this 
cunfusion  we  are  to  have  a  third  party,  and  unless 
the  republican  party  can  show  the  best  of  intentions 
and  some  good  effects  from  recent  changes  in  its 
favor  the  masses  of  the  voters  will  go  pell  mell  to  a 
third  party  because  they  have  lost  all  hopes  in  the 
democratic  party  and  will  not  believe  its  apostles  no 
matter  what  they  promise.  As  the  Sweed's  say  up 
in  Minnesota  "He  not  do  as  he  say,  can't  we  put  him 
out?"  "You  can  fool  some  of  the  people  all  the  time 
and  all  of  them  part  of  the  time  but  you  can't  fool 
all  of  the  people  all  of  the  time."  We  must  get  rid 
of  the  pudding-heads  in  politics  and  shut  down 
on  boodlers  if  we  are  to  prosper;  nor  can  we  trust 
wholly  to  the  bankers  and  the  capitalists.  We 
must  do  as  they  do  in  Berlin,  educate  men  for  the 
public  service  and  place  men  in  office  who  are  intel- 
lectually, morally  and  financially  above  the  boodler 
and  the  pudding-headed  politician.  There  has  been 
so  many  editors,  cranks,  and  would-be  financiers 
writing  on  the  subject  of  the  currency  that  each 
politician  studies  and  advocates  that  particular 
theory  found  in  his  newspaper. 

In  the  meantime  there  are  two  thousand  millions 
or  so  of  all  sorts  of  money  in  the  country  approxi- 
mately stated,  but  only  a  tithe  of  it  in  circulation 
among  the  common  people.  The  next  Congress  is 
liable  to  amputate  both  legs  in  order  to  cure  a  case 
of  "gout"  in  the  body  politic.  Since  the  days  of 
Charles  Sumner  public  men  of  intelligence,  versed  in 
the  higher  elements  of  science  and  statecraft  have 
lost  their  usefulness  by  inactivity  and  some  have  died 
of  neglect  or  abuse.  In  the  mean  time  real  estate 
will  never  be  cheaper  than  it  is  now  and  can  be 
bought  right.  Stocks  and  bonds  are  down  as  low  as 
they  will  ever  be  again.  Verily,  it  is  the  investor's 
harvest  time,  notwithstanding  the  unsettled  con- 
dition of  our  finances. 


iLdianapolis,  Ind. — Bids  will  be  received  antil  May  1  for 
the  purchase  of  |200,(100  refonding  bonds.  The  bonds 
will  be  dated  July  1,  1895,  denomination  $l,00(i,  interest  4 
per  cent  principal  payable  in  twenty  years,  and  interest 
and  principal  payable  at  the  banking  boose  of  Winslow, 
Lanier  &  Oo.,  New  York.  Each  bid  mast  be  accompanied 
by  a  certified  check.    P.  0.  Trisler,  City  Comptroller. 

Qrand  Rapids,  Wis. — Bids  will  be  received  antil  May  1 
for  the  parobase  of  the  following  bonds:  Wood  Uoanty, 
Noa.  1  to  3  inclaaive,  of  $1,000  each,  payable  April  1,  1896; 
Nos.  4  to  6,  inclasive,  of  f 1,000  each,  payable  April  1,  1897; 
Nos.  7  to  9,  inolnsive,  of  |l,i00  each,  payable  April  1, 
1899;  Nos.  13  to  15,  inclasive,  of  $1,0. 0  each,  payable 
April  1,1900,  Interest,  6  percent.  A  cheek  of  $1.0(0 
mast  accompany  each  bid.    (ieo.  U.  Smith,  Chairma.... 


HOW  TO  HAVE  CLEAN  STREETS. 


WHAT  KIND  OF  STREETS  TO  BUILD.— PREMIUM  FOR 
PROCURING  PENALTIES  — LICENSING  VEHICLES. 

So  much  has  been  written  upon  the  subject  of  clean- 
ing streets,  making  comparison  of  Chicago  streets 
with  the  streets  of  Eastern  and  European  cities  that 
it  seems  fair  to  assume  that  the  great  mass  of  citi- 
zens understand  quite  fully  that  we  live  in  one  of 
the  worst  paved  and  dirtiest  cities  in  the  civilized 
world.  Almost  without  exception  the  people  wish  a 
change  for  the  better  and  would  willingly  pay  an  in- 
creased burden  of  taxes  if  this  would  give  them  any 
substantial  improvement  in  the  condition  that  at 
present  ( xists. 

We  can  hope  for  nothing  more  than  a  spasmodic 
improvement,  until  the  causes  that  produce  the  con- 
dition are  removed.  These  causes  may  be  summar- 
ized as  follows: 

1.  The  uneven  surface  of  streets  by  reason  of  poor 
foundations  and  by  being  disturbed  by  digging  them 
up  for  sub-surface  improvements. 

2.  The  nariow  tire  wagons  with  enormous  loads 
that  are  veritable  street  destroyers. 

3.  The  unlawful  habit  of  dumping  all  papers  and 
[rubbish  into  the  streets  and  alleys  where  they  are 
I  caught  up  by  the  wind  and  given  a  wide  distribu- 

tation 

Municipalities,  like  men,  are  essentially  creatures 
of  habit,  and  whenever  any  pernicious  practice  pre- 
vails, no  matter  how  absurd  it  may  be,  it  requires  a 
mighty  effort  to  break  it  up  and  get  started  right 
again. 

The  writer  was  greatly  interested  in  a  letter  by 
Mr.  D.  H.  Burnham,  the  architect,  that  appeared  in 
one  of  the  Chicago  city  papers  upon  street  building 
as  it  pertained  to  clean  streets,  showing  most  con- 
clusively that  such  streets  as  were  built  upon  tem- 
porary supports  such  as  boards  or  planks,  soon  be- 
came full  of  depressions  owing  to  the  ephemeral 
character  and  inherent  weakness  of  such  absurd  con- 
structions. These  low  places  fill  with  dirt  and  rub- 
bish during  the  dry  weather  and  when  the  rains 
descend  they  become  veritable  mud  lakes  reeking 
with  liquid  filth.  It  follows  that  to  have  clean  streets 
we  must  have  smooth  and  cleanable  streets,  and  this 
means  substantial  and  permanent  construction. 

The  difference  in  cost  between  temporary  and  per- 
manent construction  of  streets  after  all  is  merely 
nominal.  Many  of  your  readers  will  recall  that  the 
city  advertised  for  bids  to  pave  Laugley  avenue  with 
cedar  blocks  on  plank  and  also  for  cedar  blocks  on  a 
heavy  stone  foundation,  and  that  the  entire  cost  of 
the  improvement  was  onlj  seven  per  cent  more  for 
permanent  stone  foundation  than  for  a  foundation  of 
boards.  It  is  refreshing  to  notice  that  the  property 
owners  have  gone  into  court  to  insist  that  the  con- 
tract shall  be  let  for  stone  construction.  In  their 
bill  for  injunction  they  cite  the  fact  that  Twenty- 
second  street  from  Wentworth  avenue  to  the  south 
branch  was  paved  with  cedar  blocks  on  stone  in  1884, 
that  it  has  been  subjected  to  an  enormous  amount 
of  heavy  traffic  from  the  lumber  dislrict  and  that 
while  the  blocks  are  much  worn,  yet  the  street  is  now 
in  fairly  good  condition,  while  another  portion  of  the 
same  street  was  previously  paved  on  board  foundation 
and  went  to  pieces  in  three  or  four  years. 

Mr.  Burnham  aptly  says,  "A  little  sand  and  some 
boards  may  he  a  suitable  support  for  the  streets  of 
Boomtown  or  Mushroomville  but  not  for  a  great  city. 
These  planks  rot  and  open  and  not  only  let  the  mud 
through  but  become  a  part  of  it.  The  poorest  houses 
built  in  Chicago  nowadays  last  from  twenty  to  thirty 
years.  The  street  improvements  should  endure  at 
least  as  long." 

In  the  construction  of  macadam  streets  (and  they 
are  the  cheapest  and  in  many  respects  the  best  for 
outlying  districts)  a  very  serious  mistake  has  been 
made  in  building  them  up  to  the  established  grade. 
All  macadam  streets  should  be  laid  about  three  inches 
below  grade  so  that  at  any  future  time  when  brick, 
or  asphalt  navement  is  wanted  the  old  macadam 
street  is  in  the  right  position  to  serve  as  the  foun- 
dation for  the  new  improvement  without  being  dis- 
turbed.  A  nacadam  street  after  ten  or  fifteen  years' 


3?2 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  20,  mt. 


wear  makes  a  better  foundation  than  can  be  con- 
structed by  the  most  experienced  pavers  out  of  new 
material,  Money  put  into  a  macadam  street  laid 
three  inches  below  grade  is  an  investment  that  is  al- 
ways worth  a  hundred  cents  on  the  dollar. 

The  bane  of  good  roads  is  heavy  loaded  wagons 
with  narrow  tires.  It  has  been  well  said  that  wide 
tires  make  (compact)  roads  while  narrow  tires  ruin 
them.  Wagons  of  coal,  stone,  lumber,  and  merchan 
dise  often  have  loads  of  five  and  even  six  tons  besides 
the  weight  of  the  wagon.  When  these  enormous 
loads  often  eight  or  nine  tons  gross  weight  rest  upon 
the  pavement  at  the  four  points  of  contact,  this 
whole  weight  must  rest  upon  less  than  one  square  foot 
of  surface,  a  greater  relative  weight  than  rests  upon 
the  foundation  of  any  sixteen-story  office  building  in 
the  city.  How  necessary  then  to  have  heavy  stone 
foundations? 

The  World's  Fair  Directory  adopted  the  proper 
regulations  regarding  tires  during  the  World's  Fair. 
No  narrow  tires  were  allowed  in  the  grounds.  The 
Express  Companies  had  wide  tires  (four  inches)  put 
on  their  old  wheels  letting  the  tires  project  three- 
fourths  to  one  inch  on  each  side  of  the  felloe  on  all 


World's  Fair  wagons,  and  it  met  the  requirements  in 

a  very  cheap  and  satisfactory  way.  In  most  instanc^  the  late-t  improvements,  and  will  cost  $11,000. 
new  wheels  would  not  be  necessary.   Merely  a  new.N^ 
broad  and  heavy  tire  put  on  existing  wheels. 

Among  the  heaviest  teaming  may  be  mentioned  the 
following  concerns  with  the  capacity  of  wagons  and 
width  of  tire: 

Capacity  o'  wason    Width  of  tire    Weiah*  of  wagon 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  Henry  Hildinger  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  store  and  flat  building  at  1686  West  Twelfth  street 
for  Joseph  Goldbohm.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  24  by  62  feet,  have  stone  front, 
Georgia  pine  finish,  steam  heat,  and  modern  improve- 
ments. In  the  rear  is  to  be  built  a  three-story 
brick  barn,  24  by  38  feet.   Total  cost,  $10,000. 

Architect  Joseph  Bettinghofer  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  letting  contracts  for  a  fiat  building  at  1121 
Wrightwood  avenue,  for  Henry  Fickinger.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  34  6  by  4a  feet,  have 
a  front  of  pressed  and  molded  brick,  and  will  cost 
about  $9,000. 

Architects  Kelley  &  McMullen  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  on  Winthrop  avenue,  near  Glaremont 
avenue,  for  Wilson  H.  Cook.  It  will  consist  of  two 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  have  hard  wood  finish, 
furnace  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
*6,000. 

Architect  Charles  V.  Arnold  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  at  Forty-fourth  street  and  St.  Lawrence 
avenue  for  J.  Sullivan.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  have  stone  and  brick  exterior,  hard 
wodil  finish,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $12,000  He  has  also  let 
contracts  for  a  residence  at  4546  Oakenwald  avenue 
for  H.  W.  Griswold.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front, 


Jos.  Stockton 

6  tons 

2  5-8 

incnes 

3,500 

♦V.  G.  Stanwood 

6 

2f 

3  500 

F  McVeagh&Co 

•i  to  8 

3  to 

3i  " 

3,500 

Caryl  Young 

4  " 

3 

(  ( 

3  200 

Crescent  Coal  Co 

4  " 

2i 

(t 

3  400 

Ch&IndCoal  Co 

4  '• 

*  ' 

3,  LOO 

Marshall  Field 

&  Co 

6  " 

3 

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3  500 

F.  G  eartwell 

&  Co 

4i  " 

24 

(( 

3,500 

U.  S.  &  American 

Express  Cos 

4  to  6 

2i  to 

21  " 

3,400 

In  no  European  city  would  such  enormous  loads  be 
permitted  on  such  narrow  tires.  Upon  all  such 
trucks  the  tires  should  be  five  inches  wide. 

The  City  has  upwards  of  $35,000  000  invested  in 
street  payments  upon  which  the  unnecessary  wear 
and  tear  caused  by  narrow  tires  is  very  great,  say  5* 
per  year.  If  this  estimate  is  a  fair  one,  then  the 
annual  damage  is  not  far  from  a  million  and  three 
quarters  of  dollars  per  year,or  a  dollar  for  every  man, 
woman  and  child  in  the  city. 

The  remedies  for  the  ills  complained  of  may  be 
briefly  stated  as  follows: 

1.  Prohibit  by  ordinance  the  further  use  of  plank 
for  street  foundations.  Stone  is  a  hundred  times 
better  and  costs  but  a  trifle  more. 

Provide  by  ordinance  that  all  traffic  vehicles  hav- 
ing a  carrying  capacity  of  5,000  pounds  or  more  and 
having  tires  of  less  than  5  inches  in  width  shall  be 
required  to  procure  a  license,  the  cost  of  which  shall 
be  $::5.00  per  year,  the  proceeds  to  be  paid  into  the 
street  repair  fund. 

It  is  at  present  unlawful  to  cast  any  rubbish  or 
litter  on  the  street,  but  provide  by  ordinance  that 
one-half  of  all  fines  assessed  for  violation  of  this  ord- 
inance shall  be  paid  to  the  complaining  witness,  the 
balance  to  go  to  the  street  cleaning  fund.  The  re- 
sult expected  would  be  that  a  small  army  of  worth- 
less people  would  beco-*  e  "informers"  for  what  there 
was  in  it.  Hundreds  of  convictions  would  follow  and 
in  six  months  the  villanous  slovenly  habit  would  be 
broken  up  Western  Europe  has  the  ideal  municipal 
life,  clean,  permanent  and  well  constructed  streets 
every  where— while  in  Chicago  we  have  the  filth, 
litter  and  stench  of  the  orient.    Snail  it  remain  so? 

In  addition  to  the  Arms  doing  asphalt  paving  there 
are  two  prominent  and  reliable  houses  in  Chicago 
who  are  engaged  in  making  concrete  and  macadam 
.roads  on  stone  foundation  and  they  fully  concur  in 
the  above  statements  The  drainage  canal  will  fur- 
nish all  the  stone  and  macadam  needed  for  street 
foundations  for  50  years  to  come. 


Architect  George  W.  Maher  has  designed  five  two- 
story  houses  to  be  built  by  J.  L  Cochran  in  Ed^e- 
water.  One  will  be  on  Kenraore  avenue,  one  on  Win 
throp  avenue,  and  three  will  be  west  of  the  railroad 
tracks.  The  first  will  be  constructed  of  Roman  brick 
with  hard  wood  interior  finish  and  will  be  heated  by 
steam  It  will  cost  about  $9,000.  The  one  on  Win- 
throp avenue  will  be  of  stone  in  the  first  story  with 
plaster  above,  and  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and 
heated  by  furnace.  It  will  cost  $6,000.  The  ones 
west  of  the  track  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick 
and  frame  with  hard  wood  interior  finish  and  will 
have  furnace  heat.    They  will  cost  $4,000  each. 

Architect  James  J.  Egan  has  planned  two  addi- 
tional stories  to  the  State  street  warehouse  for  the 
Boston  store,  on  the  east  sidu  of  State  street,  between 
Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth  streets.  The  building  has 
a  frontage  of  86  feet  and  a  depth  of  120,  and  will  be 
constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  stone.  It  will  cost 
$zO,000 

Architect  Henry  P.  Harned  has  designed  an  addi- 
tional story  and  interior  alterations  in  the 
building  on  the  south  side  of  Forty-third  street, 
extending  from  Lake  avenue  to  Greenwood,  for 
Eugene  S.  Kimball.  The  building  fronts  90  feet  on 
Forty  third  street  and  Lake  avenue  and  80  feet  on 
Greenwood.  Some  important  changes  will  be  made 
in  the  interior,  steam  heat  added,  the  entire  improve- 
ment to  cost  approximately  $20,000.  Mr.  Harned  has 
also  designed  for  Mr.  Sullivan  a  three-story  apartment 
house,  25  by  80  feet,  to  be  built  on  West  Twelfth 
street.  It  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and 
stone  and  will  cost  $9,000. 

Architect  Foehringer  has  designed  two  two  story 
houses  to  be  built  on  Sheffield  avenue  at  a  cost  of 
$10,000.  They  will  be  50  feet  front  with  a  depth  of 
60,  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone.  The  interior 
will  be  finished  in  hard  wood,  and  heated  by  a  furnoce. 
He  has  planned  a  two-story  flat  building  to  be  erected 
at  West  Congress  and  Leavitt  streets.     It  will  front 

feet  with  a  depth  of  60,  and  will  be  constructed  of 
stone.   It  will  cost  $5,000. 

Mr.  D.  C.  Watt  is  to  put  up  a  building,  planned  by 
Mr.  CM  Palmer,  on  the  south  side  of  Thirty-fifth 
street,  west  to  Indiana  avenue.  It  will  front  78  feet 
with  a  depth  of  75,  and  will  be  constructed  of  pressed 
brick  and  stone.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into 
eighteen  flats  of  four  rooms  each  and  five  stories,  and 
will  be  finished  in  hard  wood.   It  will  cost  $16,000. 

Architect  John  M.  Van  Osdel  has  planned  for 
Charles  E.  Rector  a  first-class  four-story  and  base- 
ment stor  and  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on 
the  northwest  corner  of  State  and  Twenty-second 
streets  It  will  front  50  feet  on  State  street  and  151 
feet  on  Twenty-second  street.  There  will  be  six 
stores  and  twenty  flats  above.  The  corner  store  is  to 
be  fitted  out  as  a  restaurant,  with  private  dining- 
rooms  on  the  second  floor. 

Mr.  H.  P.  Peabody  has  made  arrangements  for  a 
four-story  flat  building,  designed  by  Mr.  Henry 
D.  Harned.  to  be  erected  on  the  south  side  of  West 
Madison  street,  just  west  of  the  new  postal  station 
It  will  front  46  feet  with  a  depth  of  114  feet.  The 
front  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  terra 
cotta.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  one  large 
store,  with  si)fteen  flats  above  of  four,  five  and  six 
rooms  each.  They  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and 
will  heated  by  steam.   The  building  will  cost  $30,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Sbe£SeId,  III. — The  OoddoU  has  decided  to  pat  in  a  $15,- 
000  water  Bystem.    Bonds  will  be  ieaned. 


Dob  Moioea,  Iowa. — The  Oonnoil  is  discuBeing  the  mat- 
ter of  advertising  for  Bale  |300,f  00  city  bonds. 

Snmter,  S.  C. — The  Ooanty  Board  will  readvertise  for 
bids  for  the  pnrohase  of  $15,000  10  years  6  per  cent  ooonty 
bonds. 

Findlay,  Ohio.— An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  pro- 
vide for  the  isBoe  of  improvement  bonds.  S.  P.  DeWolfe, 
Oily  Olerk. 

Boise  City,  Idaho.— Idaho  will  soon  issne  |100.0no  of 
bonds,  |75,(iOii  for  State  normal  sohoois,  and  |26,0()0  for 
insane  aeylam. 

Omaha,  Neb. — The  Council  passed  a  resolution  to  fond 
$40,000  intersection  bonds  that  will  become  payable  in 
October  and  November. 

Havana,  111. — The  council  called  an  election  held  April 
1*),  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $8,00i)  in  bonds  for 
the  erection  of  a  city  ball. 

Reynoldsville,  Pa. — Jefferson  Oocnty  has  decided  to 
issne  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $24,(i00  for  school  building, 
to  be  erected  in  the  borough. 

Menominee,  Mich. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuing  $16,0  0  in  bonds  to  cover  deficiencies  in 
the  school  and  sewer  fnuds. 

Austin,  Tex. — The  Mayor  recommends  an  election  to 
consider  issuing  $200,000  in  bonds  for  laying  additional 
pipe,  building  reservoir,  etc. 

Morristjwn,  N.  J. — It  will  be  necessary  to  issne  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $166.0  lO  for  the  construction  of  the 
proposed  pewdrage  system,  including  a  Sohn  Air  pressure 
pump. 

Pottstown,  Pa. — Pottatown  School  Board  has  decided  to 
issue  *7.000  additional  bonds  at  6  per  cent  interest.  The 
bonded  indubceduesB  of  the  district  is  now  $SiO,  GO. 

Jacksonville,  Fla. — W  N.  Ooler  &  Co.  of  New  York  will 
now  sell  the  $l,(Mi(',O0(i  Jacksonville  municipal  bonds. 
The  proceeds  of  their  sale  are  to  be  used  for  general  public 
improvements  here. 

Wellsburg,  W.  Va. — Mayor  Geo.  W.  McOleary  has  issued 
bis  proclamatioQ.  in  which  it  is  deemed  eipedient  to  iesue 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $15,(  00  for  the  erection  of  a  new 
City  Bnilding. 

Waverly,  Iowa. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  issuing  $;^0,0<>0  In  bonds,  to  take  np  and  retire  bonds  of 
1870,  which  the  Supreme  Ooart  has  decided  must  be  paid 
by  the  city. 

Jfcffersonville,  lod. — Spitzer  &  Co.,  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  who 
recently  contracted  for  $60,000  worth  of  city  bonds,  issued 
to  redeem  outstanding  indebtedness  of  that  amount  draw- 
ing interest  at  the  rate  of  7  per  cent,  have  refused  to  take 
the  bonds  at  5  per  cent,  redeemable  in  fifteen  years  It  is 
alleged  that  the  information  farnished  by  City  Cleik 
Ramber  reveals  the  fact  that  much  of  the  indebtedness 
prop(.8ed  to  be  funded  was  illegal.  This  is  the  second 
time  the  same  bonds  have  been  refused,  a  New  York  firm 
declining  them  on  a  former  occasion. 


R£AL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TABE  PLACE  BETWEEN  APB.  22  AND  MAT     13.  18»4. 

B  iley  'f  f nb.  lis  2»  end  24  of  i  he  e  hf  of  b  11  in  BU  ue  &  W  hitueyM  fab, 
of  pt  of  eece  ti  and  7  cH  14.  iUay  11. 11  a  m.  Joe  Matonsek,  acmtr. 
NCR. 

Harrisnme  add.  It  29  In  b  5  in  see  13  39  13.  May  16,  11  a  m.  Joe  Darzlg- 

er.  adint'-.  \  O  K. 
A  pt  o(  tbH  D  e  ^  of  gfc  15  42  12.  May  3,  10  a  m.  Edir  A  Dicker,  master, 

1109  Tucoma  bldg.  N  0  K. 
Ransoii'd  fan.  an  nnd  H  Int  lu  It  39  of  b  2  of  the  Oaral  Trustees  8ub  of 

sec  yd  !)9  14.  May  XI.  11  a  m.  Patrick  Hallarnn,  admtr.  NOR. 

Oaeey'8  feuh,  It  29  in  b  4  of  b's  1,  2.  3  and  4  of  Freer's  sab.  of  tl  e  w  Vt  of 
the  li  e  ^  sec  2i  ^i)  13.  May  3,  Jl  a  m,  Edw  A  Dieter,  master.  NCR. 

Stewart's  «nb,  Its  7  71  and  72  in  b  9  of  the  s  w  4  of  gee  1  38  13.  May  3. 
II a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  ma'^t  r,  llu  LaSalle  St.  N  O  B. 

lit  12  bolcf^  the  n  fl  ^4  of  the  8  w  of  sec  16  4i  Iti;  also  It  11  heiuK  the 
n  e  J4  of  the  s  w  ^  ot  said  eec.  May  3, 11  a  na.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. NOR. 

Wiley'-  sub,  It  11  in  b  1  of  Its  fi  7  and  w  88  ft  of  It  8  in  the  p'n  of  the  e 
H  <'f  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  3S  39  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  I'eny  A  Hull,  master, 
9zl-23  I  hlCHK  J  Stock  Excbauge  bidg.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Coxe's  snb,  the  n  K  of  It  22  and  tbe  s  ^  of  It  21  in  b  3  of 

ihe  8  w  54  of  the  8  w  H  of  sec  3«  4l)  13.  May  7, 11  a  m.  Wnlter  butler, 

master,  66  Portland  hlk.  L  N. 
Hyde  Pk,  MoKxt's  add,  the  e        ft  of  It  21  In  b  2  in  the  n  w  H  f^f  lb» 

n  e  H  of  sec  3  38  14.  May  7,  11  a  m,   Jno  T  Nuyes,  master,  i  8  and  9 

Washington  st.  L  N 
Johnson's  ^uh,  the  e  V4  of  It  8  in  b  3  of  the  n      of  the  w  V?  of  Ihe  s  w 

H  of  8(?c  19  39  14.  May  11,  1  p  m.  Frederick  Koefner,  admtr.  NOR. 
So  I  ynne,  Its  6  and  7  in  b  13  of  the  u  H  of  see  19     14.    May  6,  16  a  m. 

Tho8  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7ii2  Chicago  Opera  House.  L  N. 
Hambleton's  2nd  f-nb.  It  17  in  the  n  v  %  of  sec  15  S8  14.   May  6,  1  p  m. 

Wm  F  Oo  'per,  master,  162  Washington  st.  L  N. 
CounsBlman's  sub,  It  10  in  b  2  of  the  aw  %  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  w  !4 

of  sec  8  3-1 14.  May  6,  11  a  m.    Uiram  barber,  master,  62S  Upera 

House  bldg.  L  N. 
Jacksrn'8  resnb,  snblt  2  in  the  snb  of  Its  '6  and  47  In  b  2  of  b»8  2  and  3 

in  Derby  and  Wallsce's  sub  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  w  K  of  eeo  18  39  19. 

May  6,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  L.  N. 
Rowley's  snb.  It  19  of  that  pt  of  the  n  H  of  b  31  in  the  8  e  !i  of  seo  33 

39  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master.  L  B. 


April  18&5. 


I'HE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURTfAt. 


Tbompeon  &  Holmes'  Bab,  It  2n  in  b  8  of  tbe  e  46  scran  of  tha  n  60 

acres  of  the  e  e  !4  of  eeo  17  tS  14.  May  7,  Id  a  m.  Jas  B  Madd,  mae- 

ter,  1(9  Dearborn  at.  Li  B. 
BrODSon  &  Hide's  i  nb,  Ite  6  and  7  In  the  e  %  of  the  n  %  (ex  the  □  168 

ft)  of  ihe  8  w  !4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  eec  8  38  14.  May  i,  lu  a  m.  Jeremiah 

Leamiug  master,  141:^  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Oh'go  Ld  Oo's  sob,  It  50  in  the  sub  of  Its  30  to  53  and  Its  67  to  90  of  b  38 
i'j  Sheffield's  a  id,  May  4,  10  a  m.  Jeremlbh  Leamlog  master.  L  N 

Oirooit  Ot  ptn.  Its  11,  12  and  13  in  Powell's  snb  of  it  8  of  the  n  e  !4  of 
sec  36  lU  1.1.  Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  9j  Wash 
ington  St.  L  B 

0  'nal  Trastnes  sub,  Its  39  and  40  in  b  2  in  the  8  H  of  b  27  of  sec  38  39 
14.  May  11,  11  am.  Mary  uretzer,  exeoatrix.  L  B. 

Mark'*  pab,  it  2  and  the  e  6U  ft  of  It  3  in  b  2  of  thb  n  170.71  ft  of  tbe  w 
S67.H3  ft  of  the  w  Vt  of  It  15  and  tho  s  127  4  1(iO  ft  of  the  w  Vt  of  It  16 
in  the  Hohool  Trastees  snb  of  sec  16  38  14.  May  4,  1  p  m.  Ed  in  8 
Oammlngs,  ma  ter,  701  Eedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

De  Stabile'^  snb.  It  3  ot  the  sub  of  Its  2  to  7  of  It  S9  in  the  e  !4  of  the 
w  H  "f  seo  18  39  14.  Apr  30.  1pm.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Tear 
born  St.  L  B 

Stone  &  Whitney's  snb.  Its  42  and  43  e  H  of  b  11.  of  pts  of  sees  5  and 
38  14.  May  11,  11  a  m.  Albert  Pekar,  admtr.  N  O  E. 

Beck's  snb,  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  21  31 14.  Apr 
25, 11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  110  LaSalle  st.  NOB. 

Earlo's  sub.  It  8  of  the  6  H  of  b  5  and  the  w  V4  of  b  6  in  Oleaver  & 
Sherman's  sub  of  the  n  lO  acres  of  >he  s  (0  aires  of  «ec  3  38  14.  Apr 
26,  11  a  m.  Edwird  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bijg,  NOB. 

Lt  2C  In  b  1  in  the  sab  if  t  'e  w  \U  acres  (ex  the  e  SO  ft  and  ihfc  s  83  ft) 

of  the  8  6t  acres  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  2)  39  U.    May  11,  1pm.  Bar 

bara  Kov  rik.  admtrx.  N  0 
So  Engl«wooil.  Haii)  rt's  adil.  Its  21  and  M  in  b  2  an-l  Its  37  apd  S-!  In  b 

3  in  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  32  >8  14.  Apr  26,  1pm.  Chas  T  Farson,  master. 

1U8  Dearborn  St.  NOR. 

Sampson  Ji  Qreeae's  add.  It  17  in  b  1.  Apr  29,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rog- 
ers, master,  lOu  Washington  St.  L  N 

Norton's  sub.  It  11  and  s  H  of  It  12  of  the  e  "4  of  b  54  in  Oanal  Trustees 

sub  of  sec  i3  40  14  May  il,  2  p  m.  Matthias  Wermeraklrchen,  execu 

tor.  NOB. 
Morey's  sub.  It  30  In  b  1  of  the  n  Vi  ot  It  30  in  the  School  Trastees  sub 

of  sec  16  38  14.  Apr  27,  11  a  m  Jas  P  Mah^uey,  master,  13U  AshliLd 

blk.  NOR. 

J I  cobs'  resub,  It  2  in  b  3  of  pts  of  b^  3  and  4  of  Mc  )arthy'8  su  b  of  th  e 
w  '/j  of  the  s  w  14  of  the  n  e  >4  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  26,  Id  u  m.  Thos 
Taylor,  Jr,  ma-.ter,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg  NOB. 

Circuif  Ot  ptn.  It  4  of  It  6  in  b  «1  ia  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  bi  in  the 
n  w  w  qr  ot  sec  2I  39  14.  apr  29,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526 
Open  douse  bldg.  L  N 

Holstein,  Tiukhara'-  add.  Its  4  to  7.  Its  13  to  16  in  b  2,  I's  9  to  12.  14  to 
17  iu  b  3,  Its  26  ■i^  M  32  in  b  »,it8  5  27  2X  29  6  13  to  24  in  b  5,  Its  1  to  5  7 
8  9  in  b  6  Its  1  to  9  li  b  7,  lis  3 'o  2J  iu  b  9.  May  2,  Ham  III  T  & 
STg  Bk,  executor.  L  N. 

Alteeld's  sub.  It  21  of  Ihe  n  Vt  and  th"*  s  e  K  of  sabblk  *  in  b  44  Shef- 
field's add.  Apr  27,  Ham.  Ohas  T  Farson,  mister,  ISS  Dearborn  st. 
L  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add,  It  49  ia  b  44  being  a  snb  of  the  s  -4  of  sec 
8  37  48  and  15.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  mas  er,  56  Portland 
blk.  L  N. 

Banwene  &  "lewart's  sub,  it  31  of  th  1  w  pt  of  b  2i)  in  the  Oanal  Trns 
lees  sub  of  pts  sees  6  39  14.  May  2,  11  am.  Walter  Butler,  master, 
b  N. 

Belle  Plaine,  Salzer's  add.  It  1  a  sub  of  the  s^8.8l  acres  of  the  n  w  H  of 
the  8  w  M  sec  17  40  14;  also  It  3  and  the  w  5  ft  of  It  2  in  rootsni 
resub  of  Us  8  and  9  in  b  5  in  Hundley's  snb  of  Its  3  to  21  and  3S  to  37 
ia  Pine  Grove,  sec  21  40  14.  May  15,  11  a  m.    Walter  Butler,  master. 
L  N. 

Mnrten's  sub,  Its  6  7  and  8  if  the  e  !4  of  the  n  e  14  of  thu  s  w  14  of  the 
u  w  14  .  f  sec  18  37  14.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Walsh  &  McVfnllen's  sab.  It  48  in  b  7  of  the  1  %  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  iO 
3914.  Apr  31',  11  a  m  Geo  Bass,  mastsr.  L  N. 

Pickett's  2nd  add.  It  16  in  b  4  in  the  w  !4  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  6  39  14. 

14.  «pr3ii,  Ham.  Gei  Bass,  master.  L  N. 
Grayland,  It  10  in  b  2  a  sub  of  the  n  w  H  ot  sec  22  40  13.  Apr  29,  2  p  m 

H  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 
Kittler'ssnb  lt^  1  to  6  of  the  e  245.3  ft  ot  the  s  %  of  it  5  of  Pobool 

Trustees  sub  of  sec  6  38  14.  Apr24,  Ham.    Walter  Butler,  m  ister. 

L  N. 

Ritchie's  sub.  Its  34  to  41  and  50  in  b  7  of  the  n  e  )4  of  the  8  e  H  of  sec 
2^6  14.  Apr  23, 1pm.  Edm  S  Onmmings,  master,  701  Kedzle  lldg, 
L  B. 

Then  e  >4  of  the  8  w  ^  an  J  the  s  e  !4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  pec  is  42  li;  al-o 
the  8  w  14  of  the  n  w  !4  and  the  n  w  14  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  15  42  11. 
Apr  27,  3  p  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  B. 

Johnston  «  T  ee's  sub.  It  10  in  su  )blk  2  in  b  2  ot  the  s  w  of  se-  20  89 
14.  Apr  27,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  biflR.  L  B. 

Johnetjn  &  Cox's  sob.  It  5  ia  b  3  in  the  sub  of  bs  1  to  4  of  Ihe  s  w  54  of 
•he  s  w  54  of  xec  36  40  13.  Apr  27,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  masier. 
luo  WashiUKton  St.  LB  b     1  < 

Gibson's  sub.  It  44  of  b  12  in  the  0*nal  Trastees  sub  of  sec  7  37  14.  Apr 

25,  1pm.  Wm  F  Weitner-i,  master,  6!0  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 
Onion  Park  add,  It  16  in  h  2  in  the  s  w  >4  of  sec  8  .39  14 

Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 
Stin'on's  sub.  It  11  of  b  44  in  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  sec  7  39  14.  Apr  23, 

1pm.  Wm  P  Cooper,  master,  162  Washington  st.  L  B. 
Encelklng'8  snb.  It  1  of  the  w  14  of  b  7  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  i4  ot 

the  s  e  14  of  sec  18  39  14,  Apr  22,  1pm.    Edm  S  Cummings,  master. 

Ij  B . 

Van 


Apr  25,  1  p  m. 


an  s-'chRPck  S  Herrich's  snb,  It  36  In  b  4  of  the  n  40  acres  of  the  w  Y, 
of  the  e  y,  of  sec  2  3913.  apr  2S,  lu  a  m.  J»8  K  Mann,  mateer,  175 
Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Miller's  snb.  It  89  of  Its  1  to  5  and  It  7  in  b  4  Its  1  to  6  and  11  to  14  in  b 
3  and  Its  3  to  B  in  b  ^  in  Cook  &  Anderson's  sub  of  the  A  V4  of  the  n  e 
■4  of  sec  24  39  H.  Apr  1,  p  m.  Mary  Bird,  admtr.  L  B. 

Batterfield's  add,  snblt  14  of  It  6  in  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  4  89  14.  May  4  11 
a  m.  Ann  Doyle,  admtrx.  NOR. 

School  Spc  add,  tbe  s  hf  of  It  7  in  Hubbard's  sub  of  b  39  Apr  25.  11  a 
m.  Baflaele  De  Bartolo,  admtr.  LB. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Linden  Grove  sub  the  e  99  ft  of  Its  14  and  15  in  b  5  of  pt  of  the  n  w  !4 
of  sec  21  38  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Lancaster's  snb.  n  3,67  ft  of  It  22  and  sll  of  Its  23  and  24  in  b  1  of  th'  w 
>J  ^'^lie  «  w!4  of  sec  22  38  14.    May  7,  lOam.    Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 

Englewood  Hgts,  resub  of  Wrishts  snb.  It  31  in  b  11  in  the  n  e  U  of  sec 
6  37  14,  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Assessor's  snb.  It  18  in  b  1  of  the  n  H  of  tbe  8  e  H  of  sec  20  39  14:  also 
the  w  i/i  of  It  22  in  b  14  in  the  School  Sec  add.  May  7,10  am.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

^„*J'''  ^"  V  *  "  '®  """^  of  "  16  of  Ihe  e  88  ft  of  the  s  %  of  b 
20  and  the  6  67y,  ft  of  the  n  of  h  20  in  Ihe  Canal  Trustees  sub  in 
the  Oanal  Trustees  sub,  in  sec  6  39  14.  May  7,  10  am.  Jas  Pease, 
SAeriir.  NOB. 


So  Lynne,  Its  1  and  2  b  11  a  sub  of  the  u  H  of  sec  19  38  14.  Apr  22,  12  m. 

Jno  .1  Healey,  master,  4ul  7  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B 
Morton  Pk.  H  Ld  &  X  Oo's  add.  Its  1  to  10  in  b  6  a  sub  of  the  e  H  of  the 

n  w  54  of  Fee  28  39  13.  May  1, 11  a  m.  P  B  Weare,  guardian,  L  B. 
Hosmer's  add.  It  64  in  b  2  of  b  1  in  "Oragin".    Apr  30,  11  a  m.   Wm  0. 

Wood,  admtr.  L  B. 

SheffleK's  at'd.  It  12  in  the  w  H  of  b  7  ot  b  44.  Apr  25,  1pm,  Wm  F 
O  oper,  master.  L  B. 

Johnston  &  Cox's  snb,  it  37  and  the  n  '/i  of  It  36  in  b  1  of  bs  1  to  4  of  the 
e  w  !4  of  the  8  w  ^  of  sec  86  40  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  Catherine  8  Dean, 
admtrx.  L  B. 


FOR  RENT 

CUR  ENTIRE  PLA.NT: 

FACTORY-' 
WAREHOUSES 

Situated  on  N.  Desplaines,  N. 
Jefferson  and  Fulton  streets, 
Containing  about 

250,000  SQUARE  FEET 

of  floor  space,  with  power  and 
steam  heat. 

Our  Reasons 


for  leaving,  and  a  more  de- 
tailed description  of  the 
property— its  location  and 
prospects  will  be  found  on 
page  376  of  this  issue  of 
this  paper. 

DAVID  BRADLEY  M'FfcO. 

63  N.  Desplaines  St.,  Chicago. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have,  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAY  WOOD 

That  will  prove  to  he  a 

GOOD  INVESTME.^T  as  BUSINESS  PEOPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avpnue  is  beings  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  The.se  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  thesupply 
of  their  wants.  This  pi-operty  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containini.' 
FACTS  as  to  Maywrod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  j 
S.  W.  con.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


E 


A.  Cummings 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy 


trustees: 
H.  G.  Foreman 


James  Darlow. 
Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Cuardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiverand  Assignee,  and  iias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transac  s  a  Cfneral  Trust  Euslncsa. 
Makes  tstracts  of  Title . 

Craarancets  Tit  es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SEaVIOE  AND  SEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwYNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebb,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  giBWABT,  Sec'y-    0.  K.  Labbabeb.  Treas. 
Fbans  H.  8ELLEBS,  XroBt  Officer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  503-acr3  tract  for  Exciiange  for 
Income  Paying  Property. 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  lo  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
f-anal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less-than  SoO  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELEi'^^or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FBANCISCO,  CAL. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOBTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

.    [ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.! 


The  First  National  Bank  iChicap. 

Paid  in  ?apital  |3,C00  000.  Surplus  $3,C0".000, 

OFFIGSRS: 

YUAN  .T.  Gage,  Pretident.  .r>g.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  Preeidenf. 

KiOdABD  J.  iMBEBT  Osshier  HOLMES  H oGK.  Aes'i  Cssbler. 

Fbane  E  1  BOWN,  2<1  Aeo't  Cavbi^r. 

DIRECTORS: 

3am'l  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbbnob.  8.  W.  Allebton. 

F,  I).  Gbat  NobM'.n  B    Peam.  ^"E'SON  Mobbis. 

K.  0.  N1CKSB8ON.  L.  J.  GAGE.  BnQENK  8.  Piss. 

A.  A,  Cabpenteb.  Jab.  B.  Foboas. 


3t4 


April  20,  1895 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
April.  18,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  11,000   336  11,874-297, 

Oity,  under  $1,000   134  79,761 

Ooanty  151  321, 7i3 

Total   620  »2,278,841 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  April.  19,  1894. 

Sales.  Amonnt 

Olty,  over  11,000                             351  |2,1U4,40S 

City,  under  1,000  ....  1^6  80,783 

Lnunty                                           184  318.]»4 

Total                                        681  12.603,343 


Aberdeen  nt,  UO  ft  s  of  Jaokson,  e  f  75x 

148;  Apr  13.  E  Hall  to  A  Kenny .  .$25,000 
Aberdeen  st,  n  w  cor  56th,  e  f  5('xl24;  Apr 

11.  F  Fagan  to  0  Edwards   t3,(iOO 

Adam^  e-t,  125  f t  w  of  W  43rd,  u  f  25x121; 

Jan  30  S  T  Gnnderson  to  J  A  iVarner 
   i;l,250 

Adams  f,  2f0  ft  w  of  W  42nd,  s  f  ?5xl21; 
Oot  10.-94  D  F  Deardoflf  to  W  A  Nichol- 
son  $1,200 

Adams  Pt,  225  ft  w  of  W  tlst,  f  25x121; 
Apr  15.  I  O  Brown  to  0  B  Braokett 
  $1,V50 

Adist,  211  ft  u  of  63rd,  w  f  25x110;  Apr 
13.  J  8  Clark  to  A  Freitag    t2.175 

Albany  av,  240  ft  8  of  Fillmore  st,  e  f  2nx 
125;  Apr  4  J  J  Morgan  to  G  A  Albreoht 
  t3.3(  0 

Arlington  st.  14n  ft  s  of  Leland  av,  e  f  50 
xl65;  Apr  6.  Graoelacd  Oemetry  Co  to 
W  G  Weigle  *2.fci0U 

Arn?onr  av,  7^7  ft  n  of  SOth  st,  e  f  25x100; 
Mar  7.  J  E  Mariay  to  H  C  Laveridge 
 $2,500 

Armour  av,  52  ft  s  <if  W  57th  pi,  e  f  26x 
10.';  Apr  11.  a  J  Slee  to  L  8  Lange 
  1 1,200 

Armi>nr  av,  6(  0  ft  a  of  4?th  st,  w  f  21x 
l(0;Aprl.  WO  Glenn  to  W  E  Martin 
 $2,100 

Armoor  av,  206  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
25x85,  more  or  less;  Apr  11.  L  Rapp  to 
d  J  Eiokelberg  o  S2,500 

ArmstroEg  st,  686  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  s  f 
4  5x166,  more  or  less;  Mar  23.  F  E 
Rigby  to  L  R  ohoenberger  |i20,<  00 

A-hland  av,  506  ft  8  of  Blaokhawk  st,  w  f 
i4xl37i^;  Apr  IH.  A  Svennangsen  to  8 
Gapinski   $3.40C 

Aphland  av.  »  w  o,r  Dunning  st,  e  f  37j^x 
12';  Apr  12.  J  Diebal  to  M  Berner.$2,' 00 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  s  of  Aastin,  w  f  25x113; 
Apr  16.  E  T  Lewi^  to  E  A  Oatey .  .$8,000 

Ashland  av,  88  ft  n  of  8ohool  st,  e  f  37}^ 
1^25;  Jane  15.'88.  J  Heymns  to  C  Rie- 
bold  $1,250 

Ashland  ay,  same  ppty;  April.  0  Rie- 
bold  to  0  Bantow    $2,400 

AMantio  st,  lio  ft  n  of  5l8t.  w  f  25x124; 
Mar  1.  0  U  Johnson  to  M  T  Brennan 
  |2,(26 

Aagnsta  st,  50  ft  w  of  Keeney  av,  s  f  50i 
125;  Apr  15.  0  B  Braokett  to  I  D  Brown 
 $1,000 

Aastin  av,  s  w  oor  Tremont>st,  e  f  50  x 
118,  and  other  pnty;  Mar  26.  B  L  Hard- 
ing and  wife  to  B  Lombard  Jr... $3^.000 

Belden  av,  144  ft  e  of  Bi'sell  st,  u  f  24x 
115;  Apr  1.  G  Blott  to  H  W  Haeniohen 
 $8,000 

Berlin  st.  149  ft  w  of  Myrtle  av,  s  f  50x 
125;  Apr  18.  F  0  I  Borgwardt  to  H  O 
Hoerioh  $2,600 

Biokerdike  st,  139  ft  n  of  Indiana,  w  f  25 
xlS2;  Apr  1\.  0  Seram  to  0  A  Andrews 
 $5,450 

Bloom  st,  150  fts  of  34tb,  e  f  60x126; 
Mar  26.  W  Lloyd  to  E  L  Hambleton 
 •  $1,500 

Bine  Island  av,  328  f t  n  e  of  W  12th  st,  n 
w  f  48x100;  Mar  i5.  J  C  Van  Bezey  to 
J  A  Heaoook  et  al  $37,500 

Bine  Island  av,  s  w  oor  Hope  st,  e  f  32x 
111,  more  or  less;  Feb  18.  F  M  Lewis  to 
E  R  atege  $12,000 

Bonney  av,  125  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  w  f  150x 
126;  Feb  4.  8  A  Jay  to  M  E  Ryan.  $3,000 

Bowen  st,  s  e  oor  N  oith  ot,  10  aores;  Mar 

12.  C  I  Bowen  et  al  to  A  Kooh  $10,000 

Bowen  st,  same  ppty;  Mar  28.  A  Koob  to 

J  R  Lane  $10,000 

Bowen  st,  s  e  oor  N  54th  ot,  w  f  600x124; 
Cheney  st,  8  w  oor  N  fi4*h,  ot,  e  f  600x 
124,  at.4o  blK  one  samu  eat;  Apr  17.  J  R 
Lane  to  AG  Winston  $13,000 


Brown  st,  116  f t  n  of  Maxwell,  w  f  25x 
100;  Apr  11.  Q  W  Kearney  to  W  Oar- 
mody   $2,5C0 

Bnokingham  pi,  122  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  s 
f  25xl24>f;  Apr  16.  T  C  Love  to  J  A 
Falk  et  al  $7,000 

Buffalo  av,  176  ft  n  of  88th  st.  w  f  26x140; 
Apr  8.  J  8  Qoinn  to  O  B  MoGlasson 
 $1,'  00 

California  av,  76  ft  s  of  Congress  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Mar  20.  F  Arndtto  M  J  Halpin 
 $2,100 

Calumet  av.  lOO  ft  s  of  41st  st,  e  f  26xl3(i; 
Apr  11.  J  Thompson  to  W  H  MoDermott 
 $8,000 

Calumet  av,  250  ft  s  of  5(5th  et,  w  f  50x161; 
Apr  1.  R  H  Smith  to  J  P  Smith  |4,250 

Campbell  av,  72  ft  n  of  Thompson  st.  w  f 
24x126;  Apr  15.  G  Oakerly  to  J  S  Clark 
 $3,000 

Campbell  av,  Jf.O  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st.  e  f  25 
xl26;  Apr  6.  M  Fossnm  to  T  Nellson 
 $2  600 

Campbell  av,  125  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  pt,  e  f  25 
xl26;  Apr  9.  A  Egeberg  to  T  J  Reynert- 
Bon  .-^    $2,800 

Campbell  av,  s  w  oor  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
72xU'6,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  11.  8  Whee- 
loob  to  8  Gans  $15, "i  0 

Canal  st,  241  ft  s  of  111th,  w  f  25x122; 
Apt  12.  O  B  MoGlasson  to  J  T  Edwards 
 $i,ior 

Carroll  av,  72  ft  e  of  Wood  st,  s  f  48x124; 
Apr  1.  M  Finrgan  to  M  O  Finegau. $4,000 

Centre  st,  lOl  ft  w  of  Hows,  n  f  2.'ixl22; 
Apr  17.  I  Beok  to  F  Kaderii   $2,90^ 

Charaplain  av,  250  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  25 
X 1 26;  Apr  10.  E  Le  Master  to  L I  Munroe 
 $1,600 

Charlton  fit.  175  ft  s  of  34th,  w  f  24x123; 
May  1.'94.  I  Sznmobi  to  R  J  Dower. $1,600 

Cheney  st.  s  e  oor  Anderson,  n  w  f  6'  Ox 
124;  Bdtes  av,  s  w  oor  Anderson  st,  s  e  f 
600x124;  Apr  15.  W  J  Vesey  to  A  G 
Winston   $fi01  I 

Chicago  av,  275  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  e  f  24^ 
xll7;  Mnr  25.  Est  of  K  Blaokman  to  U 
Svibe  g   f  i,75f; 

Churchill  at  1<54  ft  e  of  -Wilmot  av  n  f  :  5 
xl25,  Apr  18.  8  W  Juhnsou  to  G  bleynis 
 *3,000 

Olenver  st,  163  ft  s  of  Division,  e  f  233/^^ 
125;  Apr  12.  A  Wenioki  to  J  JuechKe 
 ^3,5(0 

Clifton  av,  275  ft  s  of  Garfield,  w  f  2nx. 
124;  Mar  21.  A  A  Knhnetalto  B  Powell 
 $3,100 

Oolo-^ado  av,  85  ft  s  w  of  W  44;'h  st.  n  w  f 
2hx\2b;  Apr  11.  W  H  McDonald  to  J 
Thompson    $1,6  0 

Oonnmeroial  av,  147  ft  n  of  Bells  Plaine, 
e  f  40xi64%;  Apr  1.  H  A  Hangan  to  E 
J  Garrett   $1,600 

Commercial  st,  19i  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av, 
w  f  24x122;  Apr  15.  M  Falvan  to  B 
Falvan   ...    $1,100 

Cooper  st,  288  ft  s  of  Fallerton  av.  w  f 
50x13}^;  Apr  15.  H  Pazohel  to  0  Niles 
 $3,200 

Coegrove  av,  107  ft  e  of  I  ving,  n  f  2jx 
123;  Apr  12.  E  Rudolph  to  A  G  Somner 
  $2,350 

Co'grove  av,  s  e  oor  Irving,  n  f  32x122; 
Apr  1.  E  Rudolph  et  al  to  P  Van  Dyke 
 $1,150 

Cottage  Grove  av,  150  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f 
50x122;  Mar  7.  M  J  Corcoran  to  F  W 
Kraft  $5,0CC 

Cottage  Grove  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  II. 
F  W  Kraft  to  J  H  Kraft  $V'00 

Oot'age  Grove  av,  86  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f 
25x1^5;  Feb  9.  M  F  Roche  to  M  Finn 
 $4  000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  100  ft  n  of  48th  st,  w  f 
50x100;  Apr  U.  B  Bettman  to  T  H 
Coffin   $10,000 

Conn  land  av,  100  ft  w  of  Ballon  st,  n  f  50 
xl38  Apr  11.  0  8miih  to  M  Tansey. $1,200 

Cnyler  av,  n  w  cor  Hoyne,  s  f  48x120;  Sep 
1,'94.  B  Rudolph  to  M  J  Schillo. .  .$1,155 

Dania  av,  48  ft  n  of  Thompson  st,  w  f  *8 
il26;  Apr  17.  A  W  Grace  to  J  F  Grace 
   $6,100 

Davis  st,  216  fts  of  Hirsoh,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  27.  J  M  Tatson  to  C  Christoffer 
son  $1,100 

Davis  st,  231  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f  25x 
126;  Nov  19,'94.  J  Leigh  to  F  Rowland 
 $1,5  0 

Dayton  st,  108  ft  s  of  Weed,  w  f  25x126; 
Apr  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  O  Andrae 
..'  $1,719 

Dearborn  av,  180  ft  n  of  Schiller  st,  e  f 
76>^xl49;  Mar  29.  E  J  Martyn  et  al  to 
Rector  Church  Wardens  and  Vestrymen 
of  St  Obrysostomus  Church  of  Chicago 
 $28,000 


Dearborn  st,  n  w  oor  27th,  e  f  24x101; 
April.  W  H  McDonald  to  C  H  Thomp- 
son $6,250 

Deering  st,  21  ft  s  e  of  Cologne,  w  f  12'x 
117;  Mar  28.  J  D  Horton  to  De  W  C 
Butts  $6,000 

Deenng  st,  160  ft  n  w  of  Hickory,  s  w  f 
121x117;  Apr  6.  W  Loeb  to  J  D  Horton 
 $8,000 

Desplaines  st,  165  ft  s  of  115tb,  e  f  rOx 
150;  Apr  11.  F  Zobel  to  J  Blank ...  $2,000 

Diokey  st,  s  e  oor  Winneconna  av,  w  f  60 
xl33;  Apr  12.  A  Joslyn  to  H  J  M  Schooe- 
ter  .'  $4,003 

Division  st,  250  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
26x120;  Apr  11.  M  Banks  to  M  Gerst- 
berger  $2,350 

Division  st,  129  ft  w  of  La  Salle  av.  n  f 
56x137;  Apr  11.  W  J  MoQarigle  to  J 
Ritchie  $35,000 

Drexel  av,  148  ft  s  of  64th  pi,  w  f  25x104; 
Mar  27.  E  E  Qeisinger  to  F  Srahaa. $3,203 

Drexel  av.  n  e  oor  87th  st,  w  f  677x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Wharton  av,  n  e  cor 
87th  w  f  577x125,  and  other  ppty;  Ex  R 
of  I  O  B  R;  Apr  6.  8  M  Burliugham  to 
H  N  Biginbotham    $25,000 

Drexel  av,  pi-emisea  Nj  6(>18  25x125;  Apr 
10.  L  L  Thropp  lo  VV  J  Thrnmston 
 $6,500 

Dunning  av,  176  ft  e  of  Racine,  s  f  28x 
1241^;  Apr  1.  8  A  Dale  to  F  R  Stnpp 
 $3,800 

EaU  End  hv,  62?  ft  n  w  of  53rd  st,  e  f  60 
xl?.*^,  wiih  pt  of  It  7  adjoining;  Apr  8. 
F  H  Co^n  to  C  8  Bettman  $18,7r0 

Eightieth  st,  HI  ft  e  of  Jefferson  av,  s  f 
5  )  ft  to  an  alley;  Apr  17.  J  M  Truesdell 
to  H  F  Murray  $1,R00 

Eighty-third  st,  n  w  oor  Merrill  av,  s  f  80 
xl25,  snd  other  ppty;  Deo  12,'H4.  F  J 
Nash  to  M  Nash   $4,000 

Eiahty-Beveiiih  st,  s  e  cor  Michael  av.  n  f 
269xli5;  Apr  5.  A  Schubert  to  J  L  Klifea 
 $3,654 

Eleventh  st  VP,  premises  No  75  24x85, 
more  or  le«s;  Apr  4.  G  A  Perliok  to  A 
Ka  z  et  al   $4,300 

Elk  Grove  av,  266  ft  s  of  Armitage,  w  f 
25x1  ^S;  Mar  27.  E  Ohristmann  to  0 
M.  gge    $2  250 

Elizabeth  st.  297  ft  n  of  70th,  e  f  50x124; 
Apr  1.  M  B  Ryan  to  8  A  Jay  13,000 

Ellis  av,  4473^  ft  u  of  62nd  st,  e  f  1  Ox 
170  8-10;  Mar  27.  David  Isaaoson  to  J  B 
Segnard  and  wife   $100,003 

Elhs  av,  182  ft  n  of  91st  st,  w  f  75x124; 
Sep  12,'90.  F  B  Baird  et  al  to  N  V  Cole 
 $1,650 

Ellis  av,  84  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  16^x124 
82-100,  sabjeot  to  an  easement;  Apr  11. 
<'  C  Landi  to  G  E  Sttvens  $4,150 

Elm  av,  n  e  oor  May  ft.  w  f  60x142;  Apr 
10.  W  T  Irwin  to  A  Weber  $2,000 

Elston  uv,  n  w  oor  Bowen,  s  w  f  54x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  2.  J  Brock  to  A  & 
Brock    $7,030 

Emerald  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  63rd  pi,  e  f  25x 
80;  Mar  19.  R  f  riedman  to  J  E  Coats- 
worth   $6,200 

Erie  st,  1326  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  60x100; 
Feb  4.  J  E  Applegate   to   M  Torlay 
   $-0,000 

Elie  st,  1226  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  25x100; 
Apr  12.  Q  W  Streeter  to  Mrs  B  A  Amet 
 $1,600 

Evanston  av,  124  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f 
373^x50;  April.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  JL 
Ooonran  $4,11'J 

Evans  av,  ^48  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Apr  12.  8  Bayor  to  H  J  Bayor  $6,250 

Evans  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  13.  H  J  Bayor 
to  J  M  Bayor   $6,250 

Evergreen  av,  221  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f 
26x164;  Mar  2.  F  Lindstrom  to  B  K 
Larseo  et  al  $2,375 

Fairfield  av,  681  ft  s  of  Harvard  st,  w  f 
25x132;  Nov  30,'94.  0  Long  to  W  B  Van- 
patten  $3,500 

Fairfield  av,  n  w  oor  W  21st  st,  e  f  73x125; 
Apt  3.  P  Slatinsby  to  Q  Petru  $1,0C0 

Farweil  av,  91  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  72x121; 
Apr  10.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  Oehne.  .$2,219 

Faye  st,  125  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood  Park, 
n  f  3134^x121;  Mar  1,'94.  0  J  Ford  to  W 
H  Oookingham  $1,200 

Fifth  av,  60  ft  n  of  E  Harrison  st,  w  f  25x 
100,  premises  No  343-5th  av,  Apr  15. 
Charles  H  Nix  and  wife  to  Chas  L  Ryan 
et  al   $85,'  00 

Fiftieth  st  W,  bet  Belden  av  and  Hum- 
boldt st,  w  f  60x126;  Mar  1 1 .  M  Masor 
to  8  Masur  $1,000 

Fiftieth  pi,  124  ft  e  of  Peoria  st,  s  f  50x 
125;  Apr  13.  Newberry  Library  to  J  P 
Sandberg  $1,320 

Fifty-foartb  at,  170  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f 


66%xl25;  Apr  6.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to  A 
E  Ransom  et  al   $2(',000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  65  ft  e  of  Justine,  s  f  5(  x 
130;  Aug  30,'90.  H  B  Bogue  to  E  P 
Doffy   .  ...  $2,800 

Fifty-sixth  av  N,  12S  ft  s  of  Humboldt,  e 
f  60x125;  Aug  28,'94.  G  Mnller  to  G  E 
Walter  $1  GOO 

Fifty-sixth  st,  75  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Apr  4.  M  Mayne  to  J  Hibben 
 $2,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  s  w  cor  Morgan,  n  f  32}^x 
125;  Apr  4.  W  Burns  et  al  to  A  W  Ling 
 $2,600 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  403  ft  e  of  Pittsfield  av, 
B  f  50x124;  Apr  8.  A  H  White  to  G  F 
Qarett   $1,000 

Forrestville  av,  160  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  20 
xl25;  Apr  1.  M  A  Hageman  to  H  G 
Rankin  $9,600 

Forty-first  av  N,  loo  ft  n  of  W  Berteau,  e 
f  50x1731^;  Apr  11.  8  Reed  to  J  Knnz 
  ...  $3,600 

Forty-third  st  W,  152  ft  n  of  30th,  w  f  26x 
125;  Nov  1,'94.,A  J  Linn  to  0  Bonffard 
 .'    $1,500 

Forty-fourth  av,  N,  5  )  f t  s  of  W  Grace  st, 
6  f  5(  xl50;  Mar  27.  H  E  Gherman  to  A 
M  Slnsser     $1,0C0 

Forty-fifth  st  W,  35  ft  n  of  Randolph,  e  f 
25x1173^;  Jan  17.  J  J  Rigney  to  J  E 
Mnrphy  $4,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  240  ft  n  of  Wallace,  s  f 
24x127;  Apr  9.  E  R  Haase  to  H  A  Hoff- 
man  $2,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  72  ft  e  of  Jastine,  n  t 
24x124;  Apr  12.  H  R  A  Deep  to  C  Bott 
 $1,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  240  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f 
24x127;  Apr  1.  H  A  Hoffman  lo  P  Haase 
 $2,500 

Fourteenth  at  W,  75  ft  w  of  Laflin,  n  f  25x 
124;  Apr  11.  J  Lobstein  Jr  to  F  Goessele 
   $4,500 

Franklin  av,  80  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  f  26i^x 
113;  Apr  10.  C  Fye  to  D  J  Lease ...  $1,400 

Garfield  blvd,  33  ft  w  of  Green  st,  n  f  40x 
15';  Mar  1.  J  Sohlnmbreoht  to  N 
Miohels   $4,400 

Qarfiald  blvd,  same  ppti';  Mar  7.  N 
Miohels  to  A  Sohlumbrecht  $4,400 

Goodwin  Pt,  225  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n  f  50 
xi49i'2;  Apr6,'94.  D  Maroney  to  J  Mo- 
Null   $1,300 

Grac-land  av,  75  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f 
50x118;  Mar  29.  H  M  Hubbard  to  J  A 
Amaa    $2,450 

Grant  pi,  80  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  271^x150, 
more  or  le^s;  Apr  1.  E  M  Westerfield  to 
L  B  Greenman  $4,000 

Greenwood  av,  50  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x 
100;  Mar  16.  Provident  Loan  Trust  Co 
toC  L  Barron   $1,375 

Greenwood  av,  112  f t  s  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  1.  L  E  Greenman  to  B  M 
Westerfield   $3,000 

Green  st,  275  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  33x122; 
Ap'  12.  R  Berger  to  J  A  Kohn  $6  000 

Gross  av.  231  ft  s  of  Conrtland  st,  e  f  25x 
1251^;  Mar  20.  8  Wheelook  to  J  Shan- 
aghy   $i,COO 

Grove  ct,  145  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  s  f  24x 
101;  Apr  15.  M  Roeder  to  J  Roeder 
 $4,000 

Govern  st,  315  ft  e  of  Catalpa  pi,  s  f  25x 
140;  Apr  6.  0  P  fl  Dose  to  L  Kugler 
 $1,600 

Halsted  st,  s  e  cor  W  48th  pi,  w  f  25x109; 
July  13,'89.  J  Walker  et  al  to  G  Harmon 
 $2,250 

Hancock  av,  15  fl  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
35x177;  Apr  12.  A  F  Kreft  to  W  Diek- 
mann  $4,000 

Hancock  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  13.  W  Diek- 
manntoS  Kreft  $4,(00 

Harrison  st,  2^5  ft  w  of  Campbell  ay,  n  f 
22^x126;  Feb  26.  F  P  Sullivan  to  A  M 
Howard  $2,0  JO 

Harrison  st  W,  325  ft  e  of  California  av. 
8  f  55x156;  Apr  16.  A  0  Wood  to  G  H 
Schneider  $5,000 

Harrison  st  W,  same  ppty;  Apr  16.  G  U 
Schneider  to  H  G  Wood  $5,000 

Hartwell  av,  premises  No  6634;  Apr  10. 
W  J  Thrumston  to  W  C  Loar  $3,000 

Harvard  av,  50  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  60x130 
86  100;  Apr  15.  J  Waters  to  O  E  Warren 
 $8,000 

Heine  st,  200  ft  s  of  Oourtland,  w  f  25x 
110;  Mar  20.  J  Metzler  to  L  M  Brown 
 $2,300 

Herndon  st,  24  ft  s  of  Otto,  e  f  24x126; 
Feb  26.  A  Lindstrom  to  Hum  B  &  L 
Assn  $4,600 

Homan  av,  73  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Mar  25.  D  McCarthy  to  J  E  P  Noel 
 $1,260 


April  20,  1895. 


Ttlfi  REAL  ESTATE  ANt)  BUILDING  JOtJtliTAL. 


Homan  av,  50  ft  n  of  Bloominjjdale,  e  f 
25x177;  Apr  11.  G  W  Twiohell  to  0  A 
De  Uryse   I+.OOO 

Homan  av,  48  ft  n  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  3.  D  McCarthy  to  F  L  Bohling 
 $1,250 

Homer  st,  K  0  ft  w  of  Bookwell  av,  n  f  f  0 
sl25;  Mar  16.  Ml  D  Byere  to  A  Anderson 
 11,301 

Honore  st,  149  ft  8  of  70th,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  16.  0  Brass  to  H  MoOormick.f  1,000 

Honore  pt,  48  ft  s  of  67th,  w  f  50x1441^; 
Mar  20.  A  Trebiloook  et  al  to  E  L 
Lyman  $16,000 

Hoyne  av,  129  ft  s  of  Jane  st,  e  f  25x103; 
Apr  4.  -I  O  Day  to  0  J  Hill  $2,200 

Hoyne  st,  216  ft  s  of  Rosooe,  w  f  25x124; 
Apr  15.  Q  W  Witte  to  B  Dieskon .  .$1,500 

Hopkinson  pi,  125  ft  a  of  Prospect  av.  n 
e  f  46x126;  Apr  10.  Mrs  T  Dessaner  to 
L  Hart   $1,000 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  122  ft  e  of  Troy  s', 
n  f  24x149;  Apr  4.  H  R  Jerome  to  J  R 
GommiDgs  $2,000 

Hamboldt  st,  225  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
w  f  25x120;  Apr  11.  0  A  Andrews  to  0 
Seram  $4,000 

Indiana  av,  5S6  ft  n  of  29ih  st,  w  f  16^x 
178;  Apr  6.  H  N  Higinbotham  to  8  M 
Bnrlingham   $10,000 

Iowa  st,  liO  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24x120; 
Mar  25.  Est  of  T  Sofifern  to  H  Czech 
 $1,250 

Jackson  st,  185  ft  e  of  Throop.  n  f  25x 
178,  und  }4  int;  Apr  11.  J  F  Ellis  to  B  D 
Ellis  $5,0  JO 

Jackson  st,  210  ft  e  of  Throop,  n  f  25x 
178,nnd>^  int;  Apr  11.  E  D  Ellin  to  0 
W  Henry  $10,000 

Jackson  st,  332  ft  e  of  Western  av,  a  f  22x 
150;  Apr  11.  8  Qaus  to  E  Wheelook 
 ,  $11,000 

Jackson  blvd,  premises  No  867  21x76; 
Mar  18.  M  Dothil  to  H  M  Long. .  .*5,6!;0 

Jackson  st,  33  ft  e  of  Throop,  n  f  21J^x 
124;  Apr  1.  J  Garrett  to  E  A  Ryan. $6,500 

Jasper  st,  76  ft  e  of  Keeney  av,  n  f  50x 
124;  Apr  15.  J  8  Clark  to  G  Oakerly 
 $1,000 

Eenmore  av,  n  e  cor  Argyle,  w  f  50x150; 
Apr  6.  P  Herdien  to  J  H  Piatt. .  .$11,000 

Eenmore  av,  50  ft  n  of  Argyle,  w  f  76x 
150;  Mar  14.  J  Earley  to  M  Earley.$18,000 

Laflin  st,  162  ft  s  of  Madison,  w  f  25x125; 
Mar  20.  0  H  Arnold  to  8  Haber  $3,600 

Laflin  st,  271  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  25x123;  Apr 
6.  8  P  Johnson  to  M  A  McDonald. $1,000 

Lakeside  av,  200  ft  n  w  of  117th  st,  e  *  20') 
x200,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  8.  0  D  Erbe 
to  J  Reynolds  $2,000 

Lakeside  av,  s  w  cor  H8th  st,  n  e  f  700x 
185,  more  or  less;  Mar  22.  O  R  Bronse 
to  J  N  Oolvin  ,  $10,000 

Lakest  W,  223  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Apr  15.  T  J  Rice  to  0  A  Raggio 
 $7,500 

Langley  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  25x 
122;  Mar  30.  K  W  Ohamberlin  to  E  B 
Collins  $1,5"0 

Langley  av  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  2Sx 
122;  Apr  8.  K  W  Chamberlin  to  GF 
Doesoher  $1,500 

La  8allo  st,  648  ft  s  of  35th,  e  f  21^x124; 
Apr  16.  T  Rein  to  F  Einhorn  $1,800 

Leavitt  st,  n  e  cor  Kvergreen  av,  w  f  25x 
150;  Mar  2.  P  Poole  to  O  P  Barney .$9,000 

Lexington  st,  premises  No  1576  26x125; 
Apr  15.  G  Dlrich  to  P  H  Bremer. .  .$7,600 

Lexington  st,  128  ft  e  of  8paaldiiig  av, 
s  f  25x124;  Feb  26.  Est  of  G  K  8choen- 
berger  to  D  fi  Higgins  $1,100 

Lincoln  av,  800  ft  s  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  e  f 
124x77,  more  or  less;  Apr  15.  T  W 
Wrixon  to  A  Heap   $3,500 

Lincoln  st,  191  ft  s  of  Polk,  a  f  376x114; 
Mar  1.  P  Palmer  to  H  Eilenberger 
 $18,760 

Lincoln  av,  110  ft  n  w  of  Cosgrove,  n  e  f 
25x116;  Apr  1,  E  Radolph  et  al  to  M 
Nevins  $1,200 

Lincoln  av,  n  e  cor  Warner  av,  s  W  f  20x 
109,  more  or  less;  Mar  1.  E  Radolph  to 
M  J  Uealy   ...$1,600 

Lincoln  av,  s  e  cor  Faye  st,  w  f  72x69, 
more  or  less;  Apr  1,  0  J  Ford  to  E  L 
Hewen  $4,(  Qo 

Loomis  st,  222  ft  n  of  69th,  wf  25x124; 
Jan  5.  A  Neohoff  to  A  Pagenkopf.  .$3,000 

Loomis  st,  104  ft  s  of  Jackson,  e  f  20x50; 
Mar  30.  Q  Messersmith  to  I  M  8heppard 
 $4,(  00 

Lot  7  in  8  w  ^-4-40-13,  being  ISJ^  acres 
on  Elston  av,  w  of  O  M  <fc  8t  P  Ry ;  Apr 
11.  M  Kay  to  J  A  Kay  $3  COO 

Lt  '/?6  in  It  2  Streetor's  sob  of  land  e  of 
blk  43  etc  KiLzio's  add,   no   plat  on 


record;  Apr  17.  E  J  Baloom  to  M  M 
White  $1,000 

Lunt  av,  2' 0  fteof  Soothport,  n  f  60x173; 
Apr  1.  M  O  Clancy  to  N  Follett. .  .$6,5f  0 

Madison  st,  72  ft  e  of  Centre  av,  n  f  24x 
120;  Apr  12.  O  W  Roihe  to  8  Qranick 
et  al  $20,000 

Madison  av,  44  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  183^x 
92;  Apr  9.  T  MoOall  to  0  C  Ballard. $8,600 

Marshfield  av,  66  ft  s  of  62nd  st,  w  f  25x 
121;  Mar  18.  J  Cox  to  F  I  Dawson .  $4,000 

May  st,  276  ft  s  of  y^nd,  w  f  60x124;  Feb 
13.  F  Baskett  to  M  L  Barkett  $2,600 

May  st,  48  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  24x124;  Apr 
2.  Mast  ic  Chy  to  Empire  Svgs  B  &  L 
Assn   $2,700 

May  st,  222  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  24x124;  Apr 
2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Empire  Svgs  B  &  L 
Assn  $2.8ro 

Michigan  av,  150  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  11 .  0  J  Lawrence  to  H  P  Mau- 
well   $  .'.250 

Michigan  av,  409  ft  8  of  5l8t  et,  w  f  B('x 
161  1-20;  Apr  9.  S  Lowenstein  to  F  N 
Hillis  $11250 

Milton  pi,  186  ft  w  of  N  4i  Ih  av,  s  f  50x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  5.  A  H  Bpoer 
to  J  J  Devine  $4,350 

Milwaukee  av,  206  ft,  more  or  less,  s  e  of 
Leavitt  st.  s  w  f  44x90,  more  or  less; 
Apr  11.  Alfred  Steinhans  to  Aog  8tein- 
haus   $1,060 

Modena  st,  n  e  cor  49th,  w  f  25x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  1.  8  J  Fort  to  H  L 
Leach   $1,0(0 

Monroe  st,  n  w  oor  La  Salle,  s  f  73x189, 
und  1-6  int,  Bryan  blk;  Mar  30.  C  N 
Br\an  to  F  W  Bryan  et  al   $35,(iOG 

Monroe  st,  232  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  s  f 
113j^xl94  72-100;  Apr  5.  C  L  Ryan  et 
al  to  0  H  Nix   $16,950 

Monticello  av,  50  ft  s  of  ladiana  st,  e  f 
100x126,  also  30  other  1  ts  in  same  bik; 
Mar  15.  J  A  Heaoock  et  al  lo  J  C  Van 
Bezey  $21,500 

Morgan  st,  n  w  oor  58th,  e  f  4>-xl24;  May 

10,  '90.  J  U  Borden  to  L  B  Smith ...  $1,2C0 
Newport  av,  238  ft  w  of  fl  aisled  st,  8  f  25 

xll8;  Apr  12,'92.  H  Ja&sohke  to  J  E 
Johnson  et  al   $1,400 

Nintieth  pi,  73  ft  w  of  8t  i  awrence  av,  n 
f  48x123;  Feb  11, '93.  8  E  Gross  to  J 
Lass   $1,200 

Nintieth  pi,  170  ft  w  of  Umphin  av,  n  f 
37x125,  more  or  less;  Mnr  Za.  0  Spind- 
ler  to  J  P  Egholm   $1,000 

Ninety-second  ct,  191  ft  w  of  Drexel  av, 
n  f  25x126;  Apr  10.  J  A  Oromie  to  E  L 
Stark  $1,600 

Ninety-second  st,  100  ft  e  uf  Commercial 
av,  s  f  75x140;  Apr  17.  Ascher  Pitzele 
und  wife  et  al  to  Patrick  O'Sallivan 
 $40,000 

Ninety-fifth  st,  67  ft  n  of  Summet  av,  u  f 
50x12  j;  Apr  16.  J  A  Bushnell  to  A  Bnsh- 
nell    $1,050 

Noble  av,  88  ft  n  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  19x100. 
more  or  less;  Sep  21, '94.  J  Raber  to  B 
Edelstein  $2.0  0 

Noble  av,  260  ft  w  of  Clark  st,  s  f  25^x 
120;  Apr  10.  G  B  De  Barr  to  M  H  Hof- 
strom   *3,160 

North  av,  83  ft  w  of  W  45th  st,  s  f  60x125; 
Apr  6  H  A  Oalland  to  J  Londy  $1,100 

North  av,  49  f t  e  of  W  43rd  st,  n  f  24  f t  to 
alley;  Apr  5.  A  Freitag  to  J  8  Olark 
 $2,500 

North  av.  n  w  oor  W  45th  st,  e  f  33x126;' 
Deo  ll,'93.  H  A  Calland  to  J  K  O'Rourke 
 $1.7J0 

North  av,  68  ft  e  of  W  46th  pi,  s  f  50xU5; 
Mar  2.  A  D  Wood  to  A  Oalland  . . .  $1,200 

Norwood  Park,  It  16  and  17  blk  12;  Apr 

11.  G  H  Mendsen  to  J  A  Lawrence. $4,500 
Ncrwood  Park,  It  13  and  14  blk  1;  Apr 

17.  J  B  Foot  to  K  B  Olson   $2,900 

Oak  av,  400  ft  n  w  of  W  100th  pi,  s  w  f 
£0x200,  more  or  less;  Jan  16, '93.  M  Mo- 
Neil  to  M  E  Bartlett  $3,000 

Oikdale  av,  premises  No  130;  Feb  2.  M  F 
Tutt  to  E  C  Bnllis  $1,500 

Oakley  av,  141  ft  s  of  Taylor  st,  e  f  25x 
ICO;  Apr  16.  E  Baumgartner  to  0  Ded- 
sall  $3,000 

Oakwood  blvd,  334  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av, 
8  f  50x166;  Mar  21.  J  H  Asbby  to  L  M 
Newgars  $27,500 

Oglesby  av,  250  ft  sof  69i,h  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  16.  0  L  Hansen  to  O  Buchanan 
 $3,000 

One  Hnndrej  and  Fifteenth  st.  s  e  oor 
Canal,  n  f  132x183;  Apr  15.  .A  A  Cum- 
mings  to  G  Feser  $8,- 00 

One-hundred  and  Seventeenth  pi,  s  w  oor 
Union  av,  n  f  100x1641^;  Mar  16.  B  M 
Stevens  to  G  A  Fargher  $1,200 


Ontario  st  E,  premises  Nos  257  and  259 
40x109;  Apr  15.  T  0  Brockhausen  and 
wife  to  F  M  Schmidt  $5fi,0i  0 

Otto  st,  245  ft  w  of  Uerndon,  n  f  37)^x 
120;  Apr  5.  0  Sohrbeok  to  C  Brandes 
 $2,800 

Owasco  st,  175  ft  w  of  W  40th,  s  f  25x124; 
Apr  3.  W  Porter  to  A  M  Allison. .  .$l,0(  0 

Paulina  at,  141  ft  b  of  63rd,  w  f  25x123; 
Apr  15.  G  Craig  to  E  E  Jordan  $1,225 

Paulina  st,  291  ft  n  of  Addison  av,  w  f  26 
xl24;  Mar  13.  W  Schick  to  J  Dappeo 
 $1,650 

Paulina  et,  226  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  35x123; 

 .  G  W  Calkins  to  F  W  Calkins 

 $7,050 

Paulina  st,  224  ft  s  of  35th,  w  f  25x126; 
Jan  3.  M  J  Fitzgerald  to  M  Kiordan 
 $1,600 

Paulina  st,  8  e  oor  Waveland  av,  w  f  50x 
1  .'4;  Oot  29,'94.  0  Nowak  to  G  G  Stag- 
ing...  $2,25  > 

Paolini  st,  n  e  cor  69th,  w  f  290x264>^, 
and  other  ppty ;  Aog  18,'94:.  A  Chittiok 
to  H  D  Fulton  $26,000 

Peoria  st,  198  ft  s  of  64lh,  e  f  35£l24;  Mar 
9.  O  B  Green  to  M  O  Moore  $1,640 

Piece  of  ppty  20x64)^,  141  ft  e  of  Langley 
av,  and  91  ft  n  ot  38th  st,  inside  lot, 
Apr  8.  J  Brown  to  A  Granat  $3,000 

Polk  st,  191  ft  w  of  Garfield  blvd,  s  f  60x 
124;  Apr  9.  E  A  Cammings  to  W  P  Mo- 
Hngh   $1,000 

Polk  8t  W,  premises  No  1326;  19x124  9-10 
Apr  15.  L  W  B  Joh  json  to  Mrs  A  R 
Smith  $3  510 

Prairie  av,  239  ft  8  of  59  h  st,  w  f  26x161; 
Apr  16.  C  Holmqnist  to  L  Kreyder.$7,300 

Racine  av,  75  ft  sof  Mariana  st,  e  f  25 1 
124;  Apr  16.  A  Weiman  to  E  Johnson 
 .i:4.3<  (1 

Rhodes  av,  63  ft  s  of  70th  st,  e  f  29x124; 
Nov  14, '91.  People's  Bldg  &  L  Assn  to 
W  B  Creech  $2,3  0 

Robey  st,  26  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  Apr  16.  A  Eosienski  to  J  Thomas 
et  al  $1.70 

Robey  st,  n  w  oor  0  &  N  W  R  R  e  f  US}4 
xl26;  Mar  23.  AV  Armour  to  H  A 
Dreiske  et  al  $3,700 

Robey  st,  s  w  cor  73rd.  e  f  698x124,  and 
other  ppty ;  Apr  13.  8  C  Hall  to  A  Kenny 
 $1,0(,0 

Robey  st,  42  ft  8  of  Sannyside  av,  e  f  30x 
1733^;  Apr  16.  E  M  Kirkham  to  M  H 
Loughrin    $5,500 

Rosooe  st,  396  ft  e  of  A-  h  and  av,  n  f  27x 
126;  Apr  l6.  L  Nitethkowsky  to  M 
Berner    $3,400 

Rosebud  av,  112  ft  n  w  of  Upton  st,  s  w  f 
24x100;  Mar  27.  Est  of  J  Seauer  to  G  C 
Aldrioh  $1  46 

Roslyn  pi,  252  ft  n  e  of  N  Clark  st,  n  w  f 
20x86;  Apr  12.  A  J  Hester  to  M  dessert 
 $15,000 

Sangamon  st,  12'^  ft  n  of  63rd.  w  f  25x1'.  5; 
Apr  12.  J  M  Ml  r  i"  t..  v\  Gojrge.  .$1,000 

Sawyer  av,  175  ft  n  oi  5  nh  st.  w  f  50xlJ6; 
Jan  15.  W  P  Conov.ir  t  )  J  W  Gnest.$l,000 

School  Ht,  i86  ft  e  of  V\es-.ern  av,  n  t  25x 
125;  Mar  26.  J  Saobsel  to  W  Sohiole 
 $1,400 

School  st,  146  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  30x126; 
Apr  15.  M  E  Lauermann  to  P  F  Bieder- 
mann   $2,700 

Scott  pt,  168  ft  e  of  N  State,  n  f  16%xl31; 
A  pr  17.  M  E  Vigeant  to  J  MoNally. $12,000 

Seo'gwiok  st,  86  ft  s  of  Grant  pi,  e  f  60x 
1  'J'-,  Mar  28.  H  R  Parker  et  al  to  J  P 
Larson  $8,100 

Seminary  av.  194  ft  n  of  Center  st,  w  f 
25x124;  Apr  10.  M  Biegier  to  G  Nadler 
   $6,000 

Seventy-second  st,  134  ft  e  of  Ada,  n  f 
333^x124;  Feb  26.  F  B  VPisdom  et  al  to 
L  D  Cooper  $1,600 

Sheffield  av,  125  ft  n  of  Wellington  st,  e  f 
?5xl24;  Apr  13.  P  Erickson  to  F  Niitel- 
berg   $10,500 

Sheffield  av,  50  ft  8  of  Lill,  e  f  50x124; 
Apr  17.  A  H  Underwood  to  D  MeGuire 
 $7,000 

Sheffield  av,  303  ft  n  of  N  Clark  st,  e  f  25 
x66;  Apr  9.  W  M  Blue  to  M  Spang.$2,0C0 

Sherman  st,  premises  Nt  6648;  Apr  16. 
M  M  Maher  to  M  K  Hnl'gren  $7,000 

Sixtieth  sc  W,  95  ft  w  ot  Wa  inoe  s  f  32x 
80;  Apr  12.  J  Ericfison  to  R  F  Brown 
 $2,5  0 

Sixtieth  st  W,  227  it  w  of  Wallape,  n  t  33)^ 
xl32;  Apr  8.  P  Fitzpatrick  to  Normal 
Park  Loan  Assn   $6,000 

Sixtieth  st,  s  w  oor  South  Park  ct,  n  f  106 
x150;  Apr  15.  Wm  77  Irgram  and  wife 
to  Hotel  lugiam  Compauy. .  . . . .  $15''.000 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  lOO  ft  w  of  School  st,  s  f 


25x100;  Apr  9.  F  H  Hewiok  to  F  F 
Porter   $2,660 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  236  ft  w  of  Oentrnl  Park 
av,  8  f  50x125;  Apr  16.  Z  B  Shipley  to 
O  Seatedt  $3,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  '201  f>  e  of  U  ion  av,  n  f 
32x150;  Apr  5.  W  T  Stewart  to  M  J 
Finch    $3,300 

Sixty-fnurlh  st,  31  ft  w  of  Sherman,  r  f 
31x125;  Apr  12.  M  E  Shannon  to  M  M 
Chesrown  $6,000 

Sixty-sixih  pi  W,  166  ft  e  of  Honore  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Apr  6.  G  Clarke  to  E  R  Gil- 
more  :  $3,2r  0 

Sixty-eighth  st.  300  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  s  f  76x125,  May  7, '94.  M  Weston  to 
M  Forbes   $3,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  s  e  oor  Vernon  av,  n  f 
1693^x100,  more  or  less;  Apr  4.  Mast  in 
Chy  to  B  I  Chase   $13,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  150  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
lC0x71;  Nov  23,'94.F  I  Fee  to  M  E 
Shannon   $12,500 

South  Chicago  av,  ?5  ft  s  of  133rd  st,  w  f 
50x125;  Apr  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Masonic 
B  L  &  Svgs  Assn  $8,167 

South  Park  av,  n  e  cor  65th  st,  w  f  123 
and  124,  and  other  ppty,  und  }4 
Apr  6.  W  H  Magill  to  J  L  Kesner.  .$6,000 

Southport  av,  91  ft  n  of  Otto  Bt,  e  f  25x 
120;  Mar  21.  E  Bleger  to  L  Rader- 
macher  $3,CO0 

Sonthport  av,  26  ft  8  of  Dunning,  e  f  62x 
129;  Apr  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  G  Lewis 
 $1,206 

Sonthport  av,  173  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f 
i:5il20;  April.  M  O'Malley  toT  Bvrnes 
 $1,300 

Star  av,  200  ft  s  of  64th  st.  e  f  50x20  ', 
more  or  less;  Apr  11.  L  Hoyt  to  C  8 
Becker   $5,500 

State  st,  148  ft  n  of  54th,  w  f  29x161;  Mar 
23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  Qoertner  $6,0t0 

Ltewart  av,  s  e  oor  64th  st,  w  f  40x94; 
Mar  20.  E  L  Lyman  to  8  Penhallegon 
 $9,600 

Storms  av,  106  ft  n  of  83rd  st,  w  f  lOOx 
125;  Apr  3.  0  E  W  Allen  to  T  A  Butt 
 $4,000 

Summerdale  av,  n  w  oor  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  s  f  125x126;  July  1,'89.  N  Miller 
to  C  Rosine  $1,530 

Sumner  av,  n  w  oor  87th  st,  e  f  47x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  12.  Q  WW  Lytle 
to  H  L  Leach  $3,0C0 

Superior  st,  202  ft  w  of  Armour,  n  f  25x 
123;  Apr  1.  0  Oleson  to  H  Striokler 
 $2,500 

Superior  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  1.  H  Strick- 
ler  to  L  E  Oleaon   $2,500 

Swift  8t,  200  ft  s  of  Olive,  e  f  50x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  2.  E  Stofifer  to  F  B 
Schuohardt  $3,000 

Taylor  st,  220  ft  e  of  Sholto,  n  f  52x76, 
more  or  less;  Apr  15.  J  E  Lamb  to  J 
Limb   $18,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  73  ft  e  of  Irving  av,  n  f 
24x126,  Jan  2.  W  G  Croft  to  W  H  Roth 
 $3,200 

Thirteenth  st  W,  game  ppty;  Apr  18.  W  H 
Roth  to  M  Croft  .     .     ..   $3,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  240  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f 
24x  124;  Mar  8.  C  Knefel  to  F  H  tch  lefer 
 $2,400 

Thirty  fifth  st.  n  e  oor  Bh  ides  av.  s  f  37J^ 
xi28;  Aj-r  8.  Chicago  T&T  Co  to  C  Her- 
bert z    $,30,f00 

Thirty  seventh  st,  174  ft  e  of  Butler,  n  f 
2.^x125;  Apr  1.  Eat  of  C  E  Parker  lo  W 
H  Roge.8   $2  500 

Thirty-ninth  st,  n  w  oor  St  Louis  av.  s  f 
53x124;  Apr  2.  B  Walsh  to  W  D  rtleeo 
 $5,000 

Thomas  st,  175  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  a  f 
25x1.30;  Apr  14.  Security  L  &  B  Assn  to 
8  A  Nasheim  $1,675 

Troro  st,  206  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  26x155; 
Mar  19.  J  L  Lombard  to  M  Shaughnessy 
 $1,400 

Turner  av,  254  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Mar  6, '94.  MA  Prescott  to  OR 
Ziervogel    $1,100 

Toruer  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  12.  0  R  Zier- 
vo^'el  to  M  Orouin  $1,200 

Turner  av.  225  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  w  f  25x 
121;    prl7.  H  Sol  to  0  Stutman.  .$.'.500 

Turner  av,  253  ft  s  of  W  15ih  at,  e  f  25x 
124;  Apr  16.  M  Cronin  to  A  J  Ryan 
   $l,5i0 

Twelfth  st  W,  193  ft  w  of  LeaTitt.  n  f  24x 
108;  Apr  12    A  Gill  to  M  K  Clark .  $15,000 

Twelfth  8',  7R  ft  w  of  W  41st,  n  f  48x141; 
Apr  13.  J  8  Fi'zgerald  to  F  R  Schook 
 $2,200 

TweMth  st  W,  67  ft  w  of  Albany  av.  s  f  26 
(Cuntinust;   m  pace  377 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AIJD  BUILDING  JOURI^AL. 


April  20,  1895. 


DAVID  BRADLEY  M'F'G 


WILL  REMOVE  TO 


Mr.  David  Bradley,  the  oldest  plow  maker  now  living,  who  came  here  in  the  "thirties"  has  seen  the  fruition  of  his  industry  and  hard  work  assume  such 
gigantic  proportions  as  to  actually  force  him  out  of  Chicago;  or,  to  be  a  little  more  explicit,  the  David  Bradley  M'l'g.  Co.,  which  is  the  culminati'T  of  all  those 
years  of  hard  labor,  finds  itself,  after  half  a  century's  growth,  hemmed  in  with  valuable  properties*  which  practically  present  further  enlargement  in  its  present 
quarters.  Although  it  occupies  ground  equal  to  a  block  or  more,  it  nevertheless  finds  it  expedient  to  remove  its  plant  to  Bradley  City,  (formerly  North  Kankakee) 
where  it  has  secured  ground  amounting  to  about  thirty-six  acres,  and  there,  with  its  buildings  already  erected  and  to  be  erectad  and  with  its  army  of  employes 
and  their  families,  it  proposes  to  stamp  upon  that  locality  the  impress  of  the  energy  and  push  that  has  characterized  its  policy  up  to  the  present  time.  The 
removal  in  no  way  changes  the  proprietorship  nor  management.  Mr.  David  Bradley  will  continue  as  President,  his  son  Mr.  J.  llarley  Bradley  as  Vice  President 
and  Treasurer,  and  Mr.  (^eo.  H.  Francis  as  Secretary.  No  particular  change  in  the  line  of  manufacturing  is  fontemplated,  except  that  additional  lines  may  be 
added  from  time  to  time  as  the  demands  for  them  present  themselves.  The  (jld  '  Garden  City  Clipper"  Plow— first  made  in  1833,  and  which  has  since  made  itself 
known  the  world  over,  will  continue  to  be  one  of  the  prominent  features  of  the  output. 


oo. 


The  producing  capacity  of  the  plant  shown  on  this  page  can  be  better  appreciated,  perhaps,  when  we  state  that  each  of  the  two  large  buildings  which  are 
of  brick,  are  80  by  400  feet,  and  the  others  in  proportion.  Shipping  facilities  are  simply  perfect,  as  all  fuel  and  stock  will  be  delivered  at  the  engine  room  or  into 
the  warehouses  while  shipments  out  will  be  loaded  from  the  warehouse  platforms  into  the  cars. 

Bradley  City  is  located  about  50  miles  south  of  Chicago  at  the  junction  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad  with  the  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Iowa  railroad,  the  last 
named  intersecting  every  road  running  out  of  Chicago  except  two.  The  town  has  electric  cars  and  is  lighted  with  electricity.  There  are  already  other 
manufacturing  establishments  there  and  when  this  company  gets  into  running  order  the  population  of  Bradley  Citv  will  be  3,000  or  more  souls,  and  as  the  near 
future  is  likely  to  see  other  manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  the  sjlendid  shipping  and  other  advantages  of  this  location  the  rapid  growth  of  the  town  is 
practically  assured. 

Another  feature  of  this  removal  which  will  be  of  a  good  deal  of  interest  to  many  is  the  fact  that  it  leaves  for  rent  some  very  desirable  property  for 
manufacturers  who  need  less  space  or  for  wholesale  jobV)ers  or  merchants  who  wish  to  get  into  quarters  which  are  rapidly  taking  on  the  character  of  a  jobbing 
center  for  heavy  hardware,  steel,  seeds,  paints,  pipe,  pipp  fittings,  etc.  This  comprises  125  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  street  (53  to  63),  130  feet  on  Fulton,  200  feet  on 
N.  Jefferson,  and  an  unoccupied  lot  with  170  feet  on  N  Jefferson  and  150  feet  on  Fulton,  this  last  having  a  street  on  three  sides  of  it.  Wide  alleys  between  these 
buildings  give  good  light  and  ventillation,  and  furnish  facilities  for  receiving  and  shipping  goods  at  the  rear.  Just  across  the  street  from  this  property  are  already 
located  Howe,  Brown  &  Co.,  steel  merchants;  Hennion  &  Hubbel,  pumps  pipe  and  fittings;  John  Lucas  &  Co,  wholesale  paints  and  dry  colors";  and  INorthiup, 
Braslan  Goodwin  Co.,  wholesale  seeds;  while  within  one  or  two  blocks  are  found  the  establishments  of  Martin  Ryerson  &  Co.,  Jones  &  Laughlins  Co  ,  Scully  Steel 
and  Iron  Co  and  the  National  Tube  Works 

This  location  is  within  ten  minutes  walk  of  the  Court  House,  or  five  minutes  ride  over  the  Lake  street  '  L.,"  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  or  the  Lake  street  or 
Randolph  street  surface  roads  three  of  which  pass  the  property.  It  is  near  to  three  of  the  principal  freight  depots  and  not  very  far  from  any  of  them,  and  while 
bounded  on  two  sides  by  street-car  tracks  the  cars  do  not  in  anyway  interfere  with  the  receiving  or  shipping  of  goods. 

That  this  locality  is  desirable  goes  without  saying,  and  that  these  buildings  will  be  quickly  rented  when  it  is  known  they  are  in  the  market,  is  beyond 
question.  There  are  about  250,000  square  feet  of  floor  space.  The  building  will  be  refitted,  added  to  or  changed  to  suit  the  requirements  of  desirable  tenants. 
Any  information  wanted  concerning  terms  of  rental  of  any  or  all  of  this  property  will  be  furnished  by  the  Company  if  addressed  at  their  Office 


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(Ooatinued  from  page  375.) 
xl25;  Apr  16.  R  W  Lemke  to  J  L  Lange 

 $3, COO 

Twelfth  st  W,  premises  No  501;  Sep  22, 

'88.  J  Stewart  to  S  BeQSoh   $4,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  110  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  24x123;  Apr  9.  K  Qoroki  to  A  Stanek 

 |1,5C0 

Twenty-first  st  W,  126  ft  e  or  Robey,  n  f 
25x126;  Apr  11.  A  Kobler  to  J  Kobler 

  ...  ,'.  |2,0u0 

Twenty  first  pi,  premises  No  f  5?  25x126^; 

Apr  15.  M  A  Mansfield  to  J  Jelineb.|2,500 
Twenty-fourth  st  VV,  121  ft  w  of  Rockwell, 
8  f  24x124;  Mar  i'5.  I  S  Johnson  to  J  A 

Lnndqoist  $1,400 

Twenty-fourth  <it  W,  same  ppty;  Apr  3 

J  A  Lnndquist  to  I  8  Lnndqnist..  $1,500 
Twenty-seventh  pi,  49  ft  w  of  Caoal  st, 
B  f  25x124  9-10;  Apr  12.  H  K  Hibber  to 

Mrs  M  E  Hart   |3,5C0 

DUman  st,  7a  ft  s  <f  32nd,  w  t  24x124; 

Mar  27.  Q  S  Wall  to  H  Lense  $1,100 

UUman  st,  48  ft  s  of  32nd,  w  f  24x124; 
Mar  27.   M  W  Apperson  to  H  Lense 

 $1,100 

Union  av,  s  w  oor  117th  pi,  e  f  1541^x100; 
Mar  18.  G  A  Fargher  to  J  E  Haskins 

 ...%%2ro 

Union  st,  s  w  oor  76th,  e  f  35x125;  Mar  20, 

A  Trebi'.oook  et  al  to  B  L  Lyman .  .$2,275 
Union  av,  167  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  60x1(0. 
also  Emerald  av,  195  ft  n  of  651  h  st,  w 
f  ?Ox87  a'..d  equity  in  It  18  and  19;  Mar 
11.  J  Q  W  Entwistle  to  M  P  Raymond 

 ...$9,160 

Union  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  28.  M  P  Kay 

mond  to  M  L  Entwistle  $9,150 

Upton  st,  s  w  oor  Western  av,  n  f  48x124; 
Mar  21.  A  M  Rasmussen  to  T  W  Ru- 
dolph $4,5CO 

Van  Boren  at,  68  ft  e  of  W  hjpple,  s  f  26x 
125;   Apr   17.    Martin     MoDonald  to 

Michael  MoDonald  $2,500 

Van  Horn  st,  215  ft  e  of  Oakley  ay,  n  f 
25x125;  Mar  20.  J  Oeweny  to  W  Loefflar 

 '.  $1,300 

Vinoennes  av,  premises  No  4903,  20x142; 

Mar  28.  W  H  Oolvin  Jr  to  R  Weil.$12,V60 
Wabash  av,  premises  No  5028;  Apr  5.  J  V 

Laoey  to  -J  P  UosKrove   $3,f  0J 

Wallace  st,  100  ft  s  of  44th,  e  f  25x124; 
Apr  10.  W  Martin  to  J  A  Butterly  8r 

 $2,000 

Wallace  st,  n  w  oor  W  45th,  e  f  l>-i%xnb%; 

Jan  22.  J  Loeb  to  0  O  Jensen.  ...$8.0  0 
Warner  av,  154  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  s  f  29x125;  Apr  1.  0  Z  Oleoa  to 

0  A  Wicandir   $2,700 

Warsaw  av,  50  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f  25x 
125  and  other  ppty;  Apr  12.  E  Ionian 

to  O  L  Watson  $1,(  00 

Washburn  av,  240  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st.sf 
24x125;  Apr   9.   M    Vondrasek  to  J 

Pankratz   $2,600 

Washington  st,  151  ft  e  of  W  4'ch.  a  f  25 
xl80;  Feb  21, '93.  PRippeJr  to  J  J 

Rigney  $1,250 

Washington  blvd,  140  ft  w  of  Sacramento 
av,  n  f  241^x125,  und  %  int;  Apr  16. 

0  M  A  Roche  to  P  Fallon  $2,717 

WaRhington  st,  150  ft  e  of  W  4tth.  n  f  75x 
175;  Apr  15.  F  M  Smith  to  M  I  Brook- 

hanseu     $7,500 

Washington  av,  193  ft  s  of  Morgan,  e  f 
100x102,  more  or  less;  Feb  1.  0  N  Gary 

to  R  B  Taylor   ...$6,500 

Washiugton  blvd,  275  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f 
25x1  lO;  Apr  5.  Q  Steok  to  M  B  Rigney 

 $3,650 

Washington  av,  b  w  oor  103rd  st,  e  f  lOlx 
•m;  Apr  16.  0  A'  Farwell  et  al  to  E  A 

Warfield  $5,0  30 

Washington  av,  285  ft  n  of  94th  st.  w  f  24 
xl25;  Apr  5.   W  B  Howard  to  A  Hogan 

  $1,400 

Werder  st,  150  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25xU0;  May  31, '94,  0  R  Liebelt  to  E 

Huokauf   $7,100 

Western  av,  97  ft  s  of  25th  at,  e  f  24x115; 
Apr  5.  A  Crawford  to  T  Von  Matnszew- 

ski  $4,200 

Wiloox  at,  Bw  oor  Campbell  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Oct  17.'94.  H  E  Paysoa  to  0  L 

Uthus  $4,500 

Wilcox  st,  225  ft  e  of  W  4l8t,  n  f  25x121; 
Apr  8.  H  H  Thompson  to  E  Carlson 

Wiloox  8t,  270  ft  w  of  Rookweil.  s  f  *20^'x 
1241^;  Apr  1   E  J  Luders  to  M  L  Brown 

„  $4,500 

WoodlawQ  av,  25  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  25x 
110;  Apr  15.  W  B  Smith  to  J  P  Stewart 

_  $3,OC0 

Wrightwood  av,  80  ft  w  of  Hamden  ot,  n 
w  f  35x134;  Apr  8.  F  J  Dewes  to  A  J 
t>ewea   »f  7,665 


Wright  st,  48  ft  n  of  77th,  w  f  25x183; 
Apr  5.  E  Q  Wisdown  to  0  E  Murray 
 $5,50  I 

W  8  acres  of  1129  in  snb  n  11-40-13 
being  bet  N  59th  st  and  Pine  av,  w  of 
Central  I'ark  av,  Apr  I'l.  J  Wadington 
to  A  C  T  Pregler  $5,200 

n  IWt'K li A «l  KO 11 S-C IT ■*  . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOO. 

Allen's  add.  It  31  b  ?,  27  39  13  Nov  1,'94, 

A  J  Linn  to  M  Lamarohe  $500 

Allen's  sob.  It  2'  pt  It  15  Davlin  S  <fc  C'a 
sub,  n  w  qr  26  40  13  July  3  i,'77,  G  W 

Scott  to  J  McKay   $400 

Aahland,  It  3  b  12,  18  38  14  Mar  26,  F  B 

Scot  to  0  U  Baboook  $500 

Assrs  div,  Its  1  and  2  (ex  n  101  ft)  b  1  sub 
It  It  s  w  qi-  4  38  14  Apr  9,  J  Loftus  to 

D  C  Williama   $750 

Baker's  sub.  It  26  b  1  n  e  qr  17  37  14  Feb 

18,  R  Conger  to  H  J  McAllister  $3.'0 

Bi  Imobt  Hgts  It  46  b  1,  29  40  H  Apr  4, 

M  L  Wolff  to  J  Hertens   $.^,00 

Berge  &  Go's  2nd  sub.  It  22  b  3  s  e  qr  4 
39  13  June  12, '94,  E  R  Dawson  to  W 

Cooper    $500 

Brand's  sub,  It  12  b  3  Us  13  and  14  n  e  qr 
26  40  13  May  2,'91,  A  Wisner  to  J  F  Mil- 
ler $£00 

Brand's  sub.  It  f  5  b  2  sub  Its  13  and  14  n 
e  qr  26  40  13  May  16,'90,  A  Wiener  to  A 

tt  Moolton  $325 

Buena  Vista  add.  It  44,  6  40  14  Apr  17,  V 

M  Brand  to  A  Schwendermann 
Campbell's  sab,  It  35  b  9  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Apr  12,  Est  J  Q  Campbell  to  J  Znrrin 


..$451 

Chicago,  Sexton's  add,  Its  £5  and  96  Mar 

I,  P  J  Sexton  to  A  A  Anderson  $900 

Ch'go,  Colorado  add,  It  22   b  1   15  39  13 

Apr  1,  J  H  Brewster  to  M  Sheehy  . . .  $95  i 
Olarkdale,  Clark  &  M's  add,  Its  17  and  18 

b  5  Apr  24,'91,  C  Oatherwood  to  H  M 

Taggart  $550 

Glarkdale,  same  ppty;  Apr  10, '93,  J  H 

Taggart  to  H  M  Taggart  $t.00 

Clarkdale,  Clarke  &  Go's  3rd  add.  It  30  b 

3  Aug  27,'91.  W  Q  Clarke  to  B  Olson  i375 
Olarkdale,  same;  Mar  18,  B  Olson  to  M  D 

Esgar  $375 

Coles'  Bub,  It  31  b  20  r.  e  qr  5  37  14  Apr 

II,  H  J  Eickelberg  to  M  tiapp  $600 

Cornell,  It  7  b  88  July  2,'88,  J  Sedlaoek  to 

J  Kokoska  $225 

CouDselman's  sub.  It  30  b  4  n  w  qr  7  5  39 

13  Feb  25,  G  W  Scott  to  D  O'^Neil. .  .$625 
Ct  ptn.  It  11  and  n  hf  Ii  12  b  9  pt  n  hf  31 

38  15  Apr  4,  A  Orelup  et  al  to  J  H  Ren- 
eman   $fcO0 

Ot  ptn,  It  27  b  13  pt  n  hf  31  38  15  Jan  24. 

'93,  J  R  Tyley  to  L  W  Smith  $45  ) 

Ot  ptn,  same;  Apr  6,  L  W  Smith  to  S  L 

CuthbertBon  1525 

Ot  ptn,  it  22  b  12  Apr  6,  S  F  Cntbbertson 

to  D  Daley  $700 

Ot  ptn,  It  9  b  13  pt  n  hf  38  15  Mar  25.  E 

A  Hongar  to  E  Roemer   $850 

Ct  ptn,  It  9  b  12  n  hf  31  38  15  Aug  10,'94, 

W  G  Sheridan  to  J  0  Haynes  $750 

0  T  S,  It  25  b  2  of  b  28,  33  39  14  Apr  8,  M 

Gibbons  to  J  W  Gibbons  $400 

0  T  S,  It  9  sub  n  2  acres  It  2  b  26,  29  39 

15  Mar  27,  R  A  Coleman  to  T  Sexton$800 
Dauphin  Pk,  It  22  b    35    Apr    21, '94, 

S  E  Gross  to  M  J  Laurie . . . ,  $750 

Dauphin  Pk,  Its  22  and  23  b  17  Apr  18, 

Same  to  L  H  Knodell   $750 

Dauphin  Pk  add.  It  16  b  26  May  17,'i)0,  S 

E  Gross  to  M  A  Newell  .$425 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  23  b  27  Sept  2, 

'90,  8  E  Gross  to  S  Young   $650 

Dauphin  Pk  add.  It  45  b  38  Oct  27,'90,  S 

E  Gross  to  E  O  Higdon  $775 

Dauphin  Park,  Gross'  3d  add.  It  43  b  55 

Apr  1,'93,  S  E  Gross  to  T  E  Wilkes. $450 
Dewey  &  O's  enb,  It  520  n  e  qr  30  38  14 
Mar  15, '92,  0  P  Dewey  et  al  to  K  M 

Gardner  $450 

DeWitt's  3rd  add.  It  22  sub  Its  4  to  15,  27 

39  13  Apr  H.  P  B  Oanfield  to  J  Fey. $361 
Dickey  &  B's  sub.  Its  13  and  14  b  6  d  w  qr 

32  40  13  Apr  2,  F  U  Dickey  to  J  H  Lin- 

dahl  $700 

Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  84  Apr  9, 

K  Yarmasek  to  J  Simek  $825 

Douglas  Pk,    Pepper's    add.  It  24  snb 
It  2  21  May  25,'91,  Wm  Pepper   to  V 

Kolar   $550 

Douglas  Pk,  Downing  0  &  P'a  add,  It  7  b 
b  3  Mar  28,  J  Dougherty  to  0  Reiohert 

 $925 

Douglas  Park,  Preaoott'a  add.  It  21  s  b  4 
of  b  5  Mar  30,'91,  P  M  Presoott  to  A 

Spacek  gfOJ 

East  Wash  Hgts,  Its  28  and  29  b  15  resab 


Its  19  to  30  of  bs  41  to  48  Apr  3,  J  0 

Hannan  to  F  O  Mnrdook  $800 

Ebeihart  &  H's  snb.  Its  V)  12  and  18  b  2  s 

e  qr  14  38  1 J  Mar   1,  L  Jarrelt  to  F  S 

Waters   $9(0 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add.  It  91  Apr  10,  E 

Block  to  T  MoManus   $450 

Englewood  Heights,  Gage's  add,  It  34  b  3, 

31  38  14  Apr  10,  N  P  Olson  to  0  A 

Peterson  

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  It  267  July  II, 

'90,  B  A  Cummiogs  to  F  B  Cook  . . .  $4;i0 
Englewood,  same  add.  Its  2c5  and  2t6 

July  11, 'SO,  Same  to  F  (.'  l  ook  $800 

Englewood  Ugte,  4t  46  b  1,  6  37  14  Feb  27, 

L  Franklin  to  G  Hees  $500 

Fernwood,  Bloas  &  Go's  snb.  It  lOS  Apr  9, 

8  M  Bloss  to  T  J  Gibbous  $300 

Fowler's  reenb  pt  8  Side  Hmstd  add. 

It  64  Mar  19,  W  Mc3ann  to  J  MoGann 

 #2(0 

Freer's  sub.  e  hf  It  17  w  hf  s  e  qr  33  38  14 

Apr  15,  E  T  Roche  to  J  P  Mulligan.  $800 
Galvin's  sub.  h  34  b  2,  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Apr 

11,  B  Galvio  to  W  Frennd  

Galvin's  snb.  It  32  b  2  same;  Apr  11,  Same 

to  A  J  Welty   $600 

Garfield,  It  16  b  6  Jan  29,'94,  K  Donlavey 

to  J  McCarihy  

Garfield,  It  28  b  29,34  40  13  Apr  12,  J  A 

Grant  to  M  Uohl  |500 

Garfield,  It  46  b  6  Mar  28,  T  Gallagher  to 

F  Johnson   $50r 

Glick's  sub.  it  4  n  w  qr  8  38  11  Apr  15,  L 

Glick  to  L  Qliok   $4f0 

Grand  av  sub.  It  27  and  28  b  5,  32  40  13 

Mar  11,  G  E  Walters  to  8  Mazurkiewicz 

 ,   $713 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3d  add,  It  33  b  56  Apr  1, 

'93,  8  B  Gross  to  J  F  Schaohamgen  . .  $400 
Bolstein,  It  21  b  3,  31  40  14  Apr  11,  M  B 

Herrick  to  R  K  Peterson  $t00 

flolstein,  Pierce's  add,  nely  27  ft  It  22  b 

12  Apr  5  B  Sexauer  to  Met  W  S  El  R  R 
Oo  $6c0 

Bolstein,  Shermaa's  add,  It  13  b  1  Jan  5, 
'94,  M  Jaokowski  to  Hertzer  $500 

Hosmer  &  Mackey's  snb.  It  26  b  1,  2  39  13 
Deo  18,  1890,  J  F  Thompjon  to  J  F 
MoNifiE   j;400 

Humboldt  Pk,  Pieroe'.  add.  It  12  b  1  Mar 
18,  J  Eiohsnmiller  to  O  J  Jarohow. 

Humboldt  Park,  Gross'  6th  add.  It  20 
June  13.'93,  W  J  Moore  to  T  Tatpey  $900 

Ingram's  sub,  It<  iO  and  81  s  e  qr  1  38  13 
Nov  24,'90,  H  A  Martin  to  0  W  Smith 
  $80(1 

Irving  Park,  Millet's  add.  It  40  b  18  Mar 
18,  M  0  Allen  to  W  Laweon  $300 

Jackson's  sub,  It  8  e  hf  s  w  q.  n  e  qr  n  w 
qr  17  37  15  Jan  31,  P  W  Jackson  to  W 
Tiedeman  $450 

Jacob's  sab.  It  24  and  8  hf  It  23  b  1  n  e  qr 
.^0  38  14  Apr  4,  D  S  Coonrod  to  F  B 
Port  $800 

JeflEerson,  Murray's  add.  It  1  b  3  Apr  8,  A 
C  Butts  to  M  Foester  $500 

JeflEerson,  Crandall's  sub.  Its  40  41  and  42, 
8  40  13  Apr  2,  L  E  Crandall  to  G  Witt- 
bold    $676 

Johnston  &  L's  snb.  Its  79  to  81  sub  pt  b 
6  s  w  qr  20  39  14  and  oiher  ppty;  Apr 
i3,  A  Z^jicek  to  F  Zijioak  J500 

Johnstoji  Jr's  sob,  nod  qr  It  39  to  43  b  4 
n  w  qr  36  40  13  Mar  19,  h'st  of  D  Mason 
to  F  Goodv  $8!  0 

Keefe's  sub,  it  26  n  e  qr  26  38  14  Apr  13, 
J  Arnold  to  W  Bevan   $550 

Ked?ie  av  Land  Asan  sub,  It  4  b  3,  26  39 

13  Apr  10,  A  Dvorak  to  J  Mazaneo.*475 
Kedzie  Av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  10  b  5  n  e  qr 

26  39  H  Apr  4,  J  Vesely  to  V  VIceb.$i05 
Kensingtor,  1st  add,  It  2  b  1  of  b  4  Feb 

26,  C  8  Sawyer  to  T  Marteubrook ...  $  (50 
Kleinman's  sab.  It  1  b  3  es  w  qr  18  37  15 

Apr  10,  G  B  Kleinman  to  W  V  Walton 

 $600 

Lt  42  sub  pt  b  16  8  w  qr  1  38  13  Mar  24, 

G  W  Ealette  to  F  C  Waagh  Ii500 

Lt  18  b  3  subs  e  qr  s  w  qr  35  lO  13  Apr  9, 

B  O  Weissbaoh  to  A  L  Reid    $7.'iO 

Lt  230  sub  n  hf  w      n  e  qr  35  40  13  Oct 

5,'92,  J  N  Vance  to  A  R  Knookenmas$  i85 
Lt  38  b  l  snb  bs  1  to  6  etc.  sub  w  hf  n  w 

qr  2  39  1  j  Ape  13,  Jno  Oarne  Jr  to  H 

Johnson    $350 

Lt  26  b  1  sub  10  acres  in  n  w  qr  25  39  3 

8ept  18,'88,R  R  Rasmussen  to  O  R  Wal- 

leck  $500 

Lt  46  b  1  sub  n  %  e  hf  n  e  <ir  27  39  13 

Mar  5, '84,  S  T  Meaervey  to  8  Peterson 


Larton'a  sub.  It  42  sub  Its  5  at.d  6  n  w  qr 
1  38  13  July  1,'92,  L  V  Wilder  to  R  O 
Semerar,  $290 

MoMahon'a  sub.  It  40  b  3  s  e  qr  24  39  13 
Mar  29,  E  MoMabon  to  J  Sonhlaveo.$850 


MoMahon'a  sub,  It  40  b  3  e.  e  qr  24  39  13 
J  Souhlaveo  to  Jan  SoahUveo   f  9i  0 

Miller's  snb,  It  22  b  3  n  e  qr  17  40  14  Apr 
12,  E  Johnson  to  M  Eriokson  $460 

Miller  P  &  K's  snb,  It  52  b  2  s  e  qr  It  38 
13  Mar  28  A  Gray  to  G  C  Hanford . . $500 

Mont  Glare.  Johnson's  add.  It  12  b  8,  tO  40 
13  Apr  7,'93,  J  O  Wallis  to  0  H  Mar- 
shall $800 

Montrose,  Doty  Bros  &  G's  add,  Its  24  and 
25,  10  40  13  Apr  5,  U  E  Doty  to  I  Mur- 
ray  $900 

Nafelund's  add,  It  29  and  s  hf  It  30  Apr  10, 
Mast  in  uhy  to  A  W  Naslund  $613 

Naaland'B  add,  It  14  and  s  hf  It  13  Apr  10. 
same  to  D  Naalund  $587 

New  Ashland,  It  41  b  4  Oct  1,'94,  J  Walk- 
er to  F  Heinrich  $'•00 

Norwood  Park,  It  13  b  6  Apr  1,  M  H  Hop- 
kins to  W  H  Dowse  $75  ) 

North  and  Grand  avg,  Oalland  a  aub.  It  16 
b  1,  34  40  13  Jan  22,  H  A  Galland  to  T 
E  Juhl  $410 

North  av  sub.  Ifc  39  b  1  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Apr 
25.'92,  J  T  Reeve  to  A  P  Larson  $8C0 

North  av,  and  Grand  av.  Oalland'a  8nt>.  It 

7  b  2,  34  40  13  Oct  4, '93,  H  A  Calland 
to  M  J  O'Rourke  $800 

Olson's  sab.  It  25  b  4  s  w  qr  36  40  13  Apr 

3,  N  F  Olson  to  L  Pedersen  $7C0 

Olson's  aub.  It  28  b  4  8  w  qr  36  40  13  Apr 

12,  N  F  O.son  to  S  Morok  $7(0 

Original  snb.  It  31  b  3  resub  w  hf  ba  8  and 

11  etc  e  hf  8  e  qr  20  37  14  Feb  26,  A 
Chytraud  et  al  to  0  Domby  $5  0 

Pewy  &  Hartwell's  sub,  It  19  b  1  n  w  qr 
22  38  14  Mar  16,  H  P  Maxwell  to  M  K 
Chandler  $550 

Perry  &  Hartwell's  snb.  It  18  b  1  in  n  w 
qr  21  38  14  Mar  4,  H  P  Maxwell  to  E  8 
DoflEy   $950 

Places'  add,  nod  hf  It  11  b  5  Feb  26,  O  E 
Regnas  to  F  A  Bear.  $600 

Places'  add,  same  ppty;  Feb  i5,  J  M  Bear 
to  0  E  Regoaa  $.'0  i 

Plaoea'  add.  It  6  b  5  Apr  9,  A  Laraon  to  H 

8  Braokett   $7i  0 

Place's  add,  und  hf  It  11  b  5  Apr  11,  D  P 

Garey  to  F  A  Bear  $300 

Pullman,  Fallia  add,  Its  36  to  38  b  3  Mar 
21,  M  MuUer  to  G  W  Gano  $£00 

Pullman, Vander  Syde  &  B'a  add,It  1  and  w 
hf  It  15  b  3  Nov  26,'90,L  Seeley  to  0  Bro- 
man   $562 

Ravenswood,  (^nyler's  add,  pt  Its  35  and 
and  36  b  1  Mar  15,'92,  H  M  Hubbard  to 
O  Z  Olson  ....   $725 

Ravenswood,  Coyler's  add,  w  hf  It  11  b  6 
Apr  13,  M  Fries  to  A  A  W  Knuepfer. $450 

Reid's  sub,  b  473^  f t  ft  It  6  b  6  s  w  qr  35 
40  13  Apr  15,  S  Leachman  to  Met  W  8 
Bl  R  R  Co   $700 

Reid'e  sub,  It  27  b  1  of  b  4  w  hf  a  e  qr  27 
39  13  Apr  11,  M  R  Kesler  to  R  McMil- 
lan $450 

Simm'a  sub.  It  23  b  )  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Apr 
in,  S  A  Tolman  to  J  Oarr  et  al   $525 

Simon's  sub.  It  25  b  17  aeqr35  40  13  Apr 

13,  J  Matzenaur  to  L  Meyer  $740 

Simon'a  anb.  It  61  aub  b  16  and  w  hf  b  15 

8  e  qr  ?5  40  13  Apr  16,  W  H  Hill  to  J  A 

Borg  $925 

Simon'a  Bub,  It  28  b  7  a  e  qr  35  4C  13  Apr 

12,  B  S  Dreyer  to  W  Handschia  !|f500 

Sisson  &  N's  sub.  It  29  b  25  n  w  qr  4  37 

14  Apr  11,  F  Doyle  to  J  Thompson.  $500 
Sixty-third  st,  Commings  &  Go's  sub.  It 
90  w  hf  8  e  qr  18  38  14  Apr  10,  L  0 

Rigga  to  F  L  Riggs  $750 

South  Oh'no,  Palmer's  add.  It  36  b  7  Aug 
24,'89,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  F  Munschif- 

ski  $400 

South  Ch'go,  Hill'8  add.  It  8  b  61  Jan  4, 

5  J  Foot  toL  T  Beardsley  $600 

South  Chicago,  Taylor's  2d  add,  It  28  b  4, 

Apr  8,  F  Miersndorf  to  J  Knott  $925 

South  Ch'go,  It  12  b  81  Apr  11,  F  0  Gore 

to  S  Martz   $800 

South  Englewood,  Coles'  add.  Its  31  and 
32  b  4  Apr  5,  A  Hunting  to  E  M  Hark- 

nesa  $750 

Sooth  Englewood,  same  add.  Its  27  and 

US  b  4  Apr  6,  Same  to  E  Gowdray. .  $i50 
Twenty  sixth  st,  Feinbe-g'a  add,  It  23  b  2, 
26  39  13  Apr  9,  J  Feinberg  to  W  H 

Schmidt  $460 

Walker's  snb.  It  6  sub  b  5  n  e  qr  36  .39  13 
Mar  30,  Geo  BirkhoflE  Jr  to  F  Laden 

dorf  *9o0 

Wash  Hgts,  Uilliard  &  D's  Ist  a3d.  Its  72 
and  73  b  1  Apr  11,  J  Batek  to  M  Batek 

 $400 

Webb's  sub,  Its  51  and  52  b  2  s  e  qr  J4  38 

13  Apr  7,  M  M  White  to  E  J  HalooTn  *700 
Weat  Pullman,  It  8  b  Ho  Nov  28, '»4,  Am  T 

6  S  Bk  to  MoOlure  Hyde  

West  Fnllmau,  Kneeland  &  W'a  2od  add, 


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April  20,  189i 


Attractive  Offices  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 


ADVANTAGES. 


1,  f, 


It  is  the  best  known  building  in  tiie 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  tbe  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants flrst,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  flrst,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu- 
pant of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and 
directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
tbe  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 

Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

Masonic  Temple,  Chicaso. 


LODis  LUKZ8,  Manager.  Telephone  Maio  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


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PENSIONS 

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THE  PRKSi^  CliAIDIiS  COHIPAIvr, 

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linoe  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
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Notice  of  Change. 


V.     ^  .      ,  Chicago,  April  1,  1895. 

I  have  recently  purchased  the  entire  plant  and  good-will  of  the  Hayne  & 
Gardner  Co.,  and  will  continue  the  business  as  heretofore  under  my  own  name 
The  same  high-class  productions  which  made  the  reputation  of  Hayne  & 
Gard  ner  will  be  turned  out  and  every  effort  made  even  to  improve  upon  that 
high  standard.  I  especially  solicit  the  real  estate  printiog  of  maps  plates  and 
diagrams.  The  reputation  of  the  previous  Arm  for  perfect  work  in  this  direction 
was  unequaled,  and  as  I  am  the  only  printer  and  publisher  in  the  city  who  does 
his  own  engraving  for  this  specialty  I  can  make  competitive  prices  and  still 
retain  the  beauty  of  the  work. 

Yours  respectfully, 

H.   A.  HAMLIN, 

^23  Dearborn  Street. 


Telephone  Harrison  435 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


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Jackson  Street,  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
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It  29  b  1  Apr  11,  J  H  Haskina  to  D  O 

Batts  |2C0 

Wrightwood  av  add,  Its  1  and  2  b  6  Apr 

11,  0  8  MoNett  to  U  L  Terris   $400 

Yerbes'  sub.  It  6  b  14.  19  40  14  Jnne  8,'91, 

W  F  Fo.-beck  to  0  Zadler   |915 

Yerkea'  sab.  It  45  b  13,  19  40  14  Sept  22, 

'91,  0  T  Yerkes  to  M  Kolnig  |650 

l^rilVBBA.W  WAKBAMTV  nK(SI>«i. 

OALtJMET. 

Allen's  enb,  Ita  7  atld  8  b  12  b  w  qr  24  37  14  Bpr  9,  O 

And  rsoQ  to  M  Hansen  $500 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  5  6  and  9  b  "R"  and  Us  14  and  15  b 

"M"  apr  12,  H  E  Taylor  to  A  D  Haydpn  $2500 

Bine  Tsld  Pk  add,  It  31  b  2  nov  11,'9a  J  T  Dale  to 

A  Wolskl  1300 

Blue  Isld  Pk  add,  It  32  b  2  nov  11,'92,  Same  to  M 

Woleki  J300 

Krueger's  sub.  Its  35  to  37  b  9  snb  Its  1  2  3  and  6  n  e 

qr  30  3714  apr  8,  M  Ziegler  to  P  Schaedler  ....$800 
Krueger's  enb.  Its  21  and  22  b  9  sub  Its  1  2  3  and  6  n 

e  qr  30  37  14  aag  29, '89,  0  R  J  Rust  to  F  Beutner 

 I»C0 

OIOBBO. 

Krwin'a  enb.  It  15  s  w  qr  8  39  13  apr  11,  W  E  Bishop 

to  A  L  Brabrook   $4i  00 

Whiteside  &  Go's  snb.  It  37  b  2  s  w  qr  9  89  13  apr  8, 

W  8  Johnson  to  J  P  Looney  $750 

AnstlD,  Ooleman's  add.  Us  17  and  18  b  6  inch  19,  I 

M  Graham  to  O  Gnstofson  11200 

Madison  st,  Merchant's  add,  It  33  b  3  eept  12,'94,  W 

L  Wallen  et  al  to  A  a  Price.  $680 

Austin  Pk,  Us  19  and  20  b  10  jaly  23,'90,  O  8  Bass  to 

to  K  8  Qrunline  jaofi 

Stevens'  add,  Us  34  and  35  b  2  apr  11,  0  f  Hastings 

to  J  Roberts  13200 

Austin,  Prairie  av  add.  It  97  mch  30,  E  A  Cum- 

mings  to  H  A  Morgan  $1625 

Hawthorne  It  3  resnb  b  11  apr  2,  W  D  Oreighton  to 

A  Qraczyk  $4q0 

Schaat's  sub,  It  75  n  w  qr  22  39  13  ang  1.'94,  A 

8chaaf  to  0  A  Stattler  et  al  $500 

Woodbine  add.  Its  45  and  46  b  8,  6  39  13  apr  8,  N  L 

Young  to  a  Davy  |12CG 

Hutchinson  &  R's  enb.  Us  82  33  36  37  44  b  6,  18  89  13 

apr  9,  W  Shinieallto  0  A  Winship  $2600 

Austin  Pk.  It  3  b  11.  17  39  13  nov  17,'93,  O  8  Baes  to 

J  (i  Killworth  15^^, 

Oak  Pk,  Weddeli's  add,  its  8  and  10  b  5  and  it  6  b  10 

jaiy  19,'94,  W  H  Orump  et  al  to  J  0  Kolberg.. $2001 
Oak  Pk,  same  add,  Us  11  and  12  b  5  sept  2, '89,  Same 

'o  Same   11400 

SteveLS'  add.  It  36  and  n  hf  34  b  3,  9  39  13  feb  16,  W 

H  Amerson  to  J  A  Traek  $30on 

Woodbiue  add,  its  1  and  2  b  6,  6  39  13  moh  1,  N  L 

Young  to  J  Schooley  $13  y 

22Dd  St  blvd  snb.  Its  42  to  46  b  6  n  e  qr  29  39  13  apr 

10,  E  P  Rice  to  M  A  Hilton  $1925 

Oak  Pk  av  sub.  Its  6  and  7  b  9,  18  39  13  mch  21,  J  B 

Cunnings  to  H  R  Jerome  $50i0 

Bridge's  add.  It  1  b  5,  9  39  13  apr  8,  T  E  Doyle  to  N 

Hawkinson  17  0 

Reynolds,'  sub.  It  20  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  feb  20,  I 

Olark  to  8  I  Newbanks  $800 

Clyde,  1st  div,  n  hf  It  20  b  6,  29  39  13  jan  30.  0  H 

Worcester  to  J  G  Mitchell  $250u 

Taylor's  sub.  It  46  and  n  hf  it  45  b  10  8  w  qr  33  39 

13  july  30,'91,  0  T  Taylor  to  0  Widlok  $375 

Lts  23  and  24  b  8  sub  n  e  qr  28  89  13  apr  12,  Mrs  E 

Grant  to  W  W  Weare  $800 

Hawthorne,  It  35  b  2  apr  9,  R  0  Brcwn  to  W  D 

Oreighton  ^586 

Oak  Pk,  Dray's  add,  n  37'/j  ft  It  6  b  8  mch  21,  J  V 

Emoiett  to  A  Rogers  $600 

Oak  Pk,  same  add.  n  hf  It  6  and  8  12V4  f  t  U  5  b  8 

mch  21,  Same  to  D  N  Johasnn  |,i00 

Reynolds'  sub.  n  60  ft  It  4  b  3  s  w  qr  6  39  13  apr  lii, 

0  Klipp  to  W  F  Frost   ^650 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add,  Its  37  and  38  apr 

II, '92,  W  J  Andrews  to  M  H  Goodman  $2375 

Clyde,  2nd  div,  n  37!4  ft  It  8  b  12  apr  1,  E  1  ongl; 


M  E  Richards  $3000 

Evaneton,  b  inman'a  add,  n  40  ft  It  14  b  7  aept  9, '93, 

O  Sargent  to  A  F  Miller  $600 

Evaugton,  Browne  &  O'e  add.  It  36  b  4  mch  2S,  0  E 

Browne  to  O  Karsten    $240 

Unvsty  sub.  It  12  b  75  n  e  qr  19  41  14  mch  22,  8  F 

Wilson  to  F  W  Gerould  tl2,000 

Lt  4  ex  w  66  ft  in  ptn  w  hf  s  w  qr  b  w  qr  25  41  13  feb 

27,  M  0  Mnno  to  B  F  Weber  $3C00 

West  68  ft  It  4  ptn  w  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  25  41  13  feb 

27,  Same  to  Ch'go  &  West  Ridge  R  R  Co  tlOtO 

West  66  ft  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  36  4i  13  jan  16,  L 

MuDO  to  Same  $1(  00 

West  66  ft  It  2  sub  w  hf  8  w  frl  qr  36  41  13  moh  5,  M 

Mann  to  Same  $6^0 

West  66  ft  It  1  same;  feb 8,  Same  to  Same.  $o76 

LTONB. 

Und  %  w  hf  8  e  qr  6  38  12,  also  und  %  of  pt  w  hf  n 

w  qr  5  38  12  mch  27, 1  Peok  to  B  Leach  $20,000 

La  Grange,  Letter's  add,  pt  Its  1  2  and  3  sub  Us  13 

to  IB  b  5  mch  .8,  F  D  Coeeltt  to  X  Kimball  $65U() 

La  Grange,  It  7  b  10,  4  88  12  apr  15,  t,  E  Oobb  to  M 

Curyea   $,000 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  7  b  9  apr  J3,  W  F 

Wesemann  to  A  A  Polka  $.900 

B  Hinsdale,  It  4  b  21  apr  13,  W  E  Hall  to  T  H  Ganlt 

 $60  0 

MAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  Us  12  and  13  b  4,  36  41  12  dec  23,'93,  J  M 

&  cOabe  to  J  F  McOabe  $35(  0 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  b  13  same;  aug  3,'94,  A  Ly- 
ons to  Same  $3500 

tdison  Pk.  Its  28  and  29  b  6  and  Its  16  and  17  b  20 

same:  sept  1,'94,  J  H  Boyle  to  Same  $60(.0 

Ch'go,  Bryant's  add.  It  7  sub  Us  34  to  42  b  6;  also 
It  S6  b  3  Ridgelawn,  26  41  12  apr  13,  O  GarLer  et 

al  to  F  Winger   $5,  00 

N  »  qr  n  e  qr  27  41  12  (40  acres)  apr  17,T  Jones  to 

MEHeslingioa   $15,0(0 

Park  Ridge,  Hodges'  add.  It  1  b  10  apr  11,  0  M  Da- 
vis to  E  A  Millard  ...$1000 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Glence,  Us  1  2  10  11  and  12  and  pt  It  9  b  33  mch  30, 

E  L  Grant  to  J  G  Dnrkee   . .   $3(i0() 

Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add.  It  3  b  2  dec  21, '94,  8  8 

Cooke  to  Q  N  Oonke  $350 

Kenilworth,  It  6  b  11  moo  29,  I  Boyeeen  et  al  to  J 

^'ears  ,3000 

Kenilworth,  It  10  b  18 mch  19,  Same  to  Same.. .  $3600 

Kenilworth,  It  11  b  7  mch  29.  Same  to  Same  $4000 

Ch'go  N  Shore  Ld  Go's  sub,  It  12  b  5,  8  17  and  18  42 

13  apr  11,  0  De  Qryse  to  G  W  Twichell  $616 

WinDetk>),  Groveland  add.  Its  11  to  15  b  10  apr  16,  J 

G  Raggio  et  al  to  T  J  Rice  $:i5oo 

Wionetka,  same  add,  it  6  b  5  ang  11, 'dS,  F  H  Delly 

to  L  F  Eiterman   }i4o  1 

Gle  coe,  Boruff's  enb.  Its  47  and  48  b  6  apr  2,  L  H 
Harris  to  F  8  Eereman  $800 


Madison  st  add.  It  261  same:  feb  16,'9I,  Same  to 

Same  .-.   1400 

Groeedale.  It  18  b  96  jan  3.'93,  8  E  Gross  to  M  Ash- 

'<»y   1276 

Bellewood,  Its  413  to  416,  9  39 12  mch  3ll,  J  E  Rloe  to 

W  Frase   $  oo 

Madison  st  add,  It  18,  10  39  12  moh  SO,  W  Frase  to  J 

E  Rice    $600 

River  Forest,  Lathrop'e  resub  pt  Laihrrp  &  S's 
add,  it  4  b  2  apr  8,  A  0  Childs  10  Mrs  K  8  Bailey 

  $1250 

GroRBdale,  it  34  b  8  moh  II.  Q  A  Herzfeldt  to  F 

Herzfeldt  |bi,o 

Maywood,  Madison  Bt  add.  Its  441  to  445  apr  2,  J 

Darlow  to  E  Walsh  $2500 

Melrose  It  11  b  123  aug  1,'92,  W  Qaruett  Jr  to  C 

Olson  j2i5 

Western  add.  Us  7  and  8  b  6  jaly  22,'89,  F  E  Ballara 

to  .J  Krawokskl.,  $270 

Hnrle     R  R  add,  Its  4  and  6  enb  bs  31  and  32  mch 

26  '91,  0  Volkner  to  G  Hinsenstern   $RO(i 

Harlem,  same;  apr  9.  G  Riteenetern  to  F  B;ock.$1425 
Madii-on  st  add.  Its  623  and  624,  10  39  12  apr  13,  L  P 

Wilcui  to  H  Mahoney  $500 

Grossdale,  let  add.  Us  16  and  16  b  43  oct  10,'92,  8  E 

GrOfS  to  0  L  Newton  $300 

Part  It  4  snb  n  e  qr  31  39  12  dec  22,'92,  A  Wf  8  phal 
to  L  Bales  $1000 


to  D  W  Storrs. 


.  $2660 


Berwyn,  Us  17  and  18  b  17  feb  1,'91,  W  J  Andrews 


to  H  F  A  Waohter. 


 $3000 

Walker's  sub,  ll  42  b  4  n  w  qr  9  89  13  apr  15,  A  G 

Larson  to  G  Larson   1500 

The  Highlands,  It  214  215  292  293  302  and  303,  17  39 

13  ach  23,  A  Olson  to  J  M  We.terlin  $48C0 

Halley  A  S's  sub,  It  25  b  2  s  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  10,  R  L 


Hunt  to  E  Mac  ean. 


  $2000 

Central  enb.  It  24  b  2  8  w  qr  7  39  13  apr  15,  E  8  Con- 
way to  E  E  Uonway  jYOOq 

Scoville's  sub,  pt  It  4  resub  Us  1  to  II  s  w  qr  7  39 

13  apr  16,  Same  to  Same  $5500 

Aubtiosville,  Austin's  add.  U  U6  1)1  and  161  b  11 

mch  20,  est  of  J  Fitzgerald  to  H  W  Austin  ...  $300 
l-a  Vergoe,  Baldwin's  sub,  Its  21  and  22  b  6  apr  16, 

C  B  Heee  to  J  W  McKay  jigoy 

Ogden  &  J'e  sob,  pt  Its  20  to  22  b  6  s  e  qr  7  39  13 

mch  16,  D  B  Ward  to  A  A  Mathews  $1650 

Erwln's  8ub,  sub,  Us  39  and  40  s  w  qr  8  39  13  apr  15 

F  M  Schmidt  to  T  0  Brockhausen  $3000 

EVAN9T0N. 

Bvaneton,  Paul's  add.  It  12  b  2  jan  2,  A  0  Butler  to 


THOBNTON. 

Harvsy,  Syndicate  sub  It  6  of  Us  2)  to  24  b  71  apr 

9,  W  B  Thompson  to  W  H  Pease  $1300 

Harvey,  It  6  b  187  mch  11,  A  0  Hargravo  to  W  W 

Hargrave...  ni^g 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  Its  20  21  and  22  b  9  feb  7,  U 

M  Brown  to  J  B  Olson  Jr  $,500 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Us  16  to  20  b  'A"  mch  30, 

Mut  home  Imp  Co  to  Sch  Trs  36  14  $953 

Harvey,  same  add.  Its  15  21  22  and  23  b  "A"  moh 

cO  f  cademy  add  Ld  Aeen  to  Same  $1600 

So  I  awn,  It  48  b  6  mch  20,  J  E  Campbell  to  B  Tall- 

™adge   jggg 

Harvey,  Yost's  2nd  add.  It  27  b  11  mch  16,  W  8 

Yost  Jr  to  A  V  Cox    $226 

Harvey,  It  27  b  241  oct  26,'93,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  A  La- 

 $250 

W  Hammond,  It  41  b  n.  17  36  15  apr  5.  O  M  Story 


to  A  Masskoweki. 


.$6CU 


W  Hammond,  It  37  b  11  apr  5,  Same  to  T  Kruezka 

 $600 

Dolton,  It  12  b  1,  3  36  14  apr  1,  C  J  Wiedner  to  Vil- 
lage of  Dolton   $1325 

McClintock's  sub.  Its  34  and  35  b  10  n  e  qr  30  36  14 

apr  11,  W  O  McOlintock  to  L  W  Alden  $600 

West  hf  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  20  36 14  mch  18,  J  Baley  to  E 

$16,000 


Bndert. 


Harvey,  Us  37  and  38  b  171  apr  12,  Mrs  E  Grant  to 


W  Weaie 


.«2U0 


Harvey,  Academy  add.  Us  42  and  43  b  "A"  apr  8,  D 

W  Francis  to  W  W  Woodson  $1,  00 

Morton's  eub.  Us  2  to  6  b  12  s  e  qr  35  36  14  apr  8,  n 

W  fetl'son  to  F  G  Russell   $2000 

Harvey,  It  8  b  63  feb  7,'91,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  J  w 

,  $4511 


Swihhrt. 


Harvey,  Us  30  and  31  b  189  apr  16,  F  B  Power  to 


E  Foote 


0 

.  $20,001) 

Lt  1  b  2  n  hf  8  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  36  15  feb  26,  A  D  Quea- 
ley  to  F  Krzyporynski  $400 

PBOVISO. 

Grosedale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  Its  45  and  46  b  91  apr  10, 
A  Meyer  to  D  M  Koppmann  $1500 

Maywood,  Its  16  to  20  and  e  hf  of  alley  b  70  oct  11, 
'94,  8  P  rarney  to  E  P  Barney  $3500 

Madison  st  add.  It  269  and  260,  10  39  12  feb  16,'91,  F 
E  Ballard  to  H  Kern  $500 


W  Morgan,  It  43  b  2  apr  9,  A  Basmussen  to  J  B 

Henoiogsen  $225 

Greenwood  Pk  sub.  Its  21  2.!  23  and  21  b  2,  13  a7  13 

apr  7,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  8  L  Boyce   ..  $^41,7 

Evergreen  Pk,  Oalland's  add,  It  5  b  2  npr  12,  E  Da- 
vidson to  J  W  Chaffee  ec  al   $4  0 

Tinley  Pk,  It  1  b  4  nov  3,'94,  Est  of  H  Willie  to  0 

Willie  $700 

80  Highlands,  n  hf  It  20  b  3,  25  37  13  apr  13,  C  Berg 
to  C  E  Berg  $475 

I  acre  in  s  e  qr  28  17  13  mch  7,  E  B  Douohue  to  Trs 
of  Sch  T  37  B  13  $$4011 

Harmon  &  Y'e  enb,  It  HI  b  6  s  e  qr  25  37  13  apr  9,'94, 

J  A  McKeevdr  to  E  L  He<.ld  $550 

Bobineon's  aub.  Us  22  to  24  b  4  s  e  qr  18  37  13  apr 
15,  G  Q  Robinson  to  H  C  Kuch  $1600 

LBXDEN . 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add,  It  24  b  20  apr  5,  S  J  McAolifF 

to  L  Franklin.  $2600 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add.  Its  42  and  43  b  8  apr  10,  L 

Franklin  to  R  M  Abel  et  al  $500 

Franklin  Pk,  let  add.  It  21  b  9  feb  1,  L  M  Seippe  to 

V  Hyuek  $6100 

Franklin  Pk,  let  add.  It  21  b  9  jan  31.  L  Franklin  to 

L  M  Seiple  14500 

Indian  Bighlands,  It  24  b  6  eept  5,'94,  Q  B  Finch  to 

J  P  Anreliue  $400 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  Us  25  and  26  b  4  feb  27,  A  M 

0(iBD  to  L  E  Fitch  $1600 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add.  Us  1  to  4  b  3  apr  11,  L  Frank- 

Ho  to  J  Wistrand  $I65ii 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  35  and  36  b  14  cot  15,  O  B  Trow- 
bridge to  G  W  Limbert  $66fi 

BIjOOU. 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Keeney's  sub.  Its  26  to  37  b  17  mch  26, 

A  F  Keeney  to  0  Eeny  $2400 

Oa'go  Hgis,  Keei^ey's  let  add.  Us  86  and  37  b  20  apr 

10,  A  F  Keeney  to  J  H  w^fber  $4011 

GlenwooJ,  It  17  b  4  and  lie  38  and  89  b  6,  3  35  14 

mch  30,'9I.  W  J  Convey  to  J  Convey  $700 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Keeney's  sub.  Us  S3  to  36  b  26  feb  1,  A 
F  Keeney  to  J  Orlich  $600 

NOBTHFIBLD. 
20  acres  in  n  w  qr  2  42  12  apr  6    Q  H  Haul  to  A 

Wolff  $11  0 

NIIiES. 

AS'r's  div,  it  1  n  e  qr  21  41  13  mch  28,  Est  J  Franz 

to  M  Welter  $4666 

Assr's  div,  same;  mch  30,  Same  to  Same   $2333 

5  acres  in  n  w  qr  33  41  12  apr  5,  J  Rhode  to  G  Sut- 

Z9l    $.!(I00 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M'e  add.  It  13  b  2,  81  41 

13  jnly  5,'92,  W  H  Tnttle  to  A  Olin  $325 

BiBEINGTON. 
Village  of  Barriugton,  pt  It  3  apr  8,  Q  T  Hager  to 

C  Witt   $;376 

WHEELING. 

5(xl32  ft  in  e  15  acres  n  30  acres  n  hf  n  w  qr  32  42 

II  mch  29,  H  W  Boeger  to  H  Weinrich  $275 

O' d  H  w  hf  n  w  qr  20  42  II;  alsu  und  M  of  20  screi 

in  n  e  qr  19  42  II  apr  13,  £  A   Wayman  to  E  J 

Wayman   $3333 

ELK  OBOVE. 
Eggleston'8  sub,  I  s  25  32  38  34,  12  41  11  moh  6  G 

Ager  to  E  Kalbfleifch  $12iO 

Mt  Prospect,  It  26  and  32  to  34  b  20,  12  41  11  apr  12, 

Q  Ager  to  E  Kalofleiech   $1200 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Biverside,  1st  div,  8  w  hf  It  17  b  3  jan  2S,'94.  F  M 
Dickson  to  R  0  Dye  $6000 

Riverside,  let  div,  same  ppty;  apr  11,  B  0  Dye  to 
TP  Hicks  $6000 

Riverside.  Oak  Bluff  aid,  It  16  b  10,  36  39  12  oot  3, 
'94,  W  M  B  Vose  to  G  Hall  $4l0  , 


PALATINE. 

Partehf  15  42  10  aug  26.'9    Juo  KItson  to  Jos 

 $1000 

79acres  in  n  wqr  22  4U0aag  26,'93,  J  Klt»on  to 
Ann  Wilson    ,,000 

BBEMEN. 

Homewood,  Scandia  add.  It  18  b  '  D"  mch  20,  L  M 

Brown  to  o  C  Obrlstell  1300 

Homewood.  same  add.  It  17  b  "D"  mch  20,  Same  to 

J  Me'zler   j^oo 

Clairmont.  Smith  b  Oo's  let  add.  It  600  and  601  b  12 

apr  6,  8  E  Barrell  to  F  Scherman  $(rO 

Snuih  hf  w  ht  n  e  qr  29  36  13  apr  V\  L  H  Whitney 

to  0  W  Bi'hop  

Till  ley  Pk,  It  1  b  4  apr  13,  0  WiUe  to  A  Vogt.. 

LEASES. 

North  Fangamon  ft  87  ft  8  of  Austin  av,  w  f  24x 
116.9,  preml9«=i  No  131  North  Sangamon  st,  A 
Schnorke  has  leased  to  R.  B.  Farpon,  the  above 
property,  from  May  1,  1896,  for  a  term  of  99  years 
at  an  annual  rental  of  $360. 


tlHUO 
.♦875 


Including  Bnlldlne  and  Loan  Hocletles. 
Amerioan  Zioo  Lead  Oo  to  W  B  Bewail 
apl  ir94,  Its  1  and  2  b  1,  9  38  14,  dem 

after  6ai  6%  |25,000 

Andresen  0  to  8  Brown  Jr  apl  3  It  49  and 

pt  50,  Nasland  add  62  |2600 

Albreoht  Q  A  to  New  Ft  Dearborn  B  <k  L 

Assn,  It  10  b  3,  13  39  13,6^.  ..  $2800 

Amerioan  T  &  S  Bk  and  West  Pnllman 
Land  Astn  to  Equitable  Tmst  Oo  apl  1 
pt  biks  1  to  4,  West    Pnllman  Idy  6% 

  1648,000 

Anderson  J  A  to  J  Frake  apl  ll  It  38  b 

23  8  Chioago  By  7%  |22C0 

Barmore  A  M  to  B  F  Bayley  apl  10  It  5  b 

1.  3  38  14,  5y  eg  |7000 

Baley  J  to  O  Title  &  T  Oo  moh  25  It  20  b 

24,  K  to  H  Pk  3y  6«   |3000 

Borinzen  R  to  W  Heinemarn  apl  11  It  3 

It  67,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  |40C0 

Bnrrill  M  A  to  D  G  Hamilton  apl  12  Us 

51  and  52  b  1,3  38  14,  6y6^  |22l  0 

Boese  O  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  10  it  24 

It  1,  21  39  14,  5y  e%  12500 

Barefield  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  6  It  7 

b  5,  4  38  14,  3y   |12(0 

Bartlett  M  A  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  apl  6  It  6 

It  ^5  etc.  27  39  14,  5y  7%  |4500 

Bronton  J  to  M  E  Sreenebanm  apl  8  It  9 

It  4  eto,  b  2,  ?5  38  14,  5y  e%  |8000 

Brandt  J  to  A  VanVlisaingen  apl  3  Its  6 

and  7  It  3,  16  37  14,  3y  7%  |10J0 

Behn  F  J  to  Am  Trnst  <fc  Sav  Bk  apl  .'{  Us 

1  to  5  b  ]05,  Maywood  6}4f  floOO 

Brom  A  to  T  Oehne  jan  19  It  49  and  pt 

48  b  20,  5  39  14,  5y  6^    |63(  0 

Brown  M  8  to  H  J  Linders  apl  1  It  8  It  22 

b  1,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $2(00 

Bantow  C  to  C  Riebold  apl  11  It  20  and  pt 

12  b  8,  19  40  14,  6«  $:000 

Brown  M  L  to  H  J  Loders  apl  1  It  6  It  22 

b  I,  13  39  13,  e%  $1760 

Bradley  J  B  to  0  H  Fleischer  apl  9  It  14 

b  3  eto,  10  39  13,  5y  6%  $3500 

Beegan  0  to  J  E  Dalton  apl  2  It  50  b  7, 

Rockwell  add  6i   $3000 

Beilfnss  A  W  to  A  Peterson  apl  6  pt  It  12 

fa  23,  6  39  14,5y  6%  $36C0 

Briggs  M  to  A  T  Qalt  apl  9  It  24  b  11, 

Anbnrn  Park  Sy  6%   $4(00 

Bowes  B  J  Jr  to  M  B  GreenebaQm  apl  9 

pt  It  5  b  39.  Hy  Park  5y  6%  ....  |2(),0  0 
Bleteoh  A  L  to  8  W  Oonnell  apl  8  pt  b  7, 

20  40  14,  5y  6%  3  deeds  $45(  0 

Brown  FA&J  WtoJW  Gary  apl  8  pt  It 

1  It  2  eto,  b  20,  29  40  14,  3y  6$  $20(  0 

Besse  T  K  to  0  F  8way  apl  6  It  31  b  72, 

Sonth  Chioago  3y  7%   $1860 

Barnes  L  to  Q  A  Rose   apl  6  It  4  b   2,  18 

40  14,  5y  6^   $^600 

Birk  R  to  T  8  Oreighton  jan  28  It  8  It  7, 

b  2,  6  39  14,  6^   $1(00 

Borgeson  U  to  W  Loeb  apl  8  pt  Its  23  and 

24  b  15,  36  40  13,  6)4%  $2000 

Bolters  J  H  to  J  G  Weart  apl  9  It  8  It  1 

eto,  b  4,  36  40  13,3y  7%    $1500 

Boyle  P  to  MB  Greenebanm  apl  10  It  5 

b  1,6  39  11,  5y  6JS   . . .  $10J0 

Bond  B  0  to  A'Wisner  apl  9  It  3  It  3  b  17, 

29  40  14,  3y  G%  $1500 

Bartlett  M  J  to  E  J  Rogerson  api  5  It  38 

b  5,  17  39  14,  3y  655  $6t00 

Berlin  H  to  F  J  Fibbert  apl  8  pt  s  w  1^, 

30  42  10,  5y  b%    $20(0 

Barber  V  O  4  J  O  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co 

apl  1  Its  23  and  2t  b  6  e'o,  29  40  14.  5y 

6%  $2900 

BoohnerflO  to  8   W  Connell  apl  9  pt  b 

7,  8  40  14,  5y  6%  6  deeds   $f  Of  0 

Baystoh  A  to  G  H  Schneider  apl  12  It  Id 

b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  6?  $5000 

BInnt  F  M  to  Q  F  Eoerster  mch  12,  It  11 


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It  3,  22  4  I  13,  3y  6^  $2n00 

Carlson  H  S  to  Gr  \  Rose  apl  1  It  3  b  8,  P 

6  Sons  to  Evanston  3y  6%  ^2300 

Olnoher  W  B  to  A  Galzert  apl  6  It  10  It  15 

eto  13  S9  13,  6y  6J6  $2(00 

Gutting  C  S  to  J  D  Dymood  apl  1  U  14  b 

5,  9  39  13,  3y  6%  $6000 

Ooohran  N  to  j  Q  Shortall  apl  11  It  8  It  2 

b  11,  11  38  14,  5y  e}4%  :$5(00 

Cessna  0  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  9  pt  b  3, 

25  40  13,  3y  6^/^%  3  deeds  $4f  00 

Cnmmings  M  to  Domestio  8  A^sn  feb  27 

Its  29  3f ,  42  etc,  b  3,  6  39  1    6%   $2400 

Cowuao  J  to  L  A  McDonald  apl  10  Its  20 

to  23  b  6.  22  38  14,  5y  6^   .  .  |2C01 

Crosby  M  H  to  M  E  Oreenebanin  apl  3  pt 

It  16  b  1.  20  40  14     $3500 

Chapek  J  H  to  W  Kaspar  apl  8  Us  41  aud 

42  b  14,  14  38  14,  3y  6«  $6500 

Carey  M  to  S  R  Bnrford  apl  1  pt  Its  86 

and  37  b  1  18  40  14,  66  mos  6«  .  . .  $2300 
Ohristoflfel   B  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  9,  Us  1 

and  2  b  3,  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $3  00 

Christ  Chorch  Woodlawo  Pk  to  E  vVynii 

jan  4  It  2  It  9,  2  5  38  14.  IS  iao->  i}%  .$.3447 
Donetran  M  E  to  G  W  Morray  moti  26  pt 

It  11  b  5,  16  38  14,  7^  $  

Dalen  T  to  Noith  av  B  &  L  Assu  apl  4  It 

11  b  U  35  40  13,  fi^  $1800 

Domby  C  to  tv  &  N  Cook  Oo  8  <t  L  Assn 

apl  2  It  31  b  3,  '^^O  37  14,  7^  $3400 

David  E  J  to  Northern  T  Co  apl  5  Its  16 

and  17  b  1,  35  5'i  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Dompsey  S  to  8  M  Moore  moh  27  It  5  It 

13,  12  39  13,6^  $1(jOO 

Dayton  J  to  C  F  Sohomaoher  Jr  apl  11  It 

U  b  7,  Brand  add  3y  7%  ...   $1000 

DeBev  E  to  W  D  Kerfoot  apl  10  It  9  b  3, 

21  38  14.  6^  $3900 

Doolow  H  to  C  F  Tidholm  apl  in  It  101 

DowDiDg  &  Psub,  18  38  14,  5y  ei%  .$1300 
Davies  O  L  to  0  A  Emmons  apl  9  It  25  b 

2.  9  38  14,  2y  6^  $2200 

DiokiDson  F      to  N  H  Mattheas  apl  3  pt 

It  8  b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6<l  $2700 

Dnbaok  J  N  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  I  pt 

b  1,  10  38  14,  6y  6%   $11.(  00 

Dion  E  to  W  D  Kerfoot  apl  9  It :  5  Soally 

sob  4  38  14,  5y  6]4%   *14f0 

Epperson  O  W  to  W  Heinemaau  apl  15, 

It  34  b  1,  30  40  14,  5y  6?  $Ui00 

Eisenberg  W  P  to  Proteotion  B  &  L  Asan 

 .  lt"46  b  1 ,  15  39  13,  8%  $28(  0 

Erwin  O  R  to  S  M  Moore  apl  Sits  7  and 

8,  Erwin  snb  8  39  13,  5y  1%   $iOOO 

Esmay   J  P  to   R  Tatkan  apl  13  It  40 

Flint's  add,  3y  7^   $150o 

Edman  N  P  to  C  Millie  apl  3  Its  23  and 

24  b  15,  13  37  14,  4y  6%  $2000 

FUzuerald  R  to  J  R  Fonlke  apl  10  Its  18 

and  19  b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  6%   $33C0 

Findley  J  to  Cot  Grove  B  &  L  Asan  apl 

10  pt  It  16  b  2.  22  38  14,  6%   $3100 

French  M  A  &  A  to  J  C  Miller  moh  5  Its 

15  and  16  b  4  etc,  23  38  14,  ^^  . .  $25,400 
Frank  A  t  •  F  Laokner  apl  8  It  9  b  3,  22 

37  It,  5y  6^5   $4500 

Foster  H  M  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  9  pt  It  8 

b  10,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  $9000 

Farrell  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  9  It  It  b  2,  4 

38  14,  3y  75^   $2100 

Franohere  A  A  to  Mot  L  Ins  Co  mch  26 

It  50  b  21,  47  39  14,  3y  62   $3fi00 

Felz  M  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  1  It  15  b  5,1 

39  13  5y  6?  $29fC 

Flosky  M  to  Lc  ehde  apl  4  It  9  b  8  b  44, 

Sheffield  add  KO  mos  6^  $1800 

Flynn  M  to  Am  T  &  Sav  Bk  apl  3  It  47  b 

2  b  47,  17  39  14.  6?    $2500 

FUnagan  J  D  to  J  E  Dalton  apl  2  It  88  b 

48,  17  39  14,  6^  $?0  0 

Gaylora  M  to  E  R  Haase  apl  8  It  22  b  10, 

22  38  14,  3y  6%  ^2i0ri 

Gage  F  N  to  Am  Trnst  &  S  Bk  apl  10  pt  It 

7  b  14,  2  38  14,  5y  e%   . .  $16.()0(i 

Gnrnis'  J  to  W  H  Uolden  apl  5  It  39  b  7, 

8  39  14,  3y   6%   $2500 

Qo'dbohm  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  3  It 

5  b  4  eto,  23  39  13,  5y  6%  {7000 

Oarnei'  J  B  to  C  Title  as  T  Co  apl  4  pt  Its 
19  and  18,  Bogua's  sab  10  38  14,  5y  e% 

3  deeds    $18,(i00 

Gage  M  0  to  F  Peaser  apl  8  It  33  b  8,  1 1 

39  13,  6^    

Grimm  L  E  to  M  E  Greenebancn  apl  10 

It  5  b  1,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  '...$1000 

Gray  W  A  to  State  Mnt  L  4  H  Assn  moh 

30  It  9  n  14  b  24,  Danphin  Park,—  $2000 
Gapinaki  8  to  T  Olson  apl  30  It  44  b  11, 

5  .39  14.  3y  6%   $l0C0 

Gridley  E  S  to  L  S  Eddy  aol  1  It  16  b  32, 

Rogers  Park  6^  "  $3000 

Gibert  C  C  to  W  F  Grnbb  apl  16  It  25  and 

•6  b  8.  28  39  14.  6^   $4000 

GeioDld  F  W  to  S  F  Wilson  moh  22  It  12 

b  15,  19  41  14,  3y  6%  $9200 


Gilmore  E  N  &  B  W  to  G  Clarke  apl  6  It 
31  It  9  eto,    1  H8  14.  126  mos  7%..  $2360 

Garden  0  Saeh  Door  Co  to  R  Ringwald 
mob  6  It  13  to  19  b  2,  20  39  14,  lly  6^ 
   $25,000 

Gordon  D  0  to  W  D  Kerfoot  apl  10  pt  It 

4,  Dore  Pub,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Goedeoke  F  to  C  Bohl  apl  13  Its  8  and  9, 

G  Humboldt  Pk  add  6^   $2500 

Haafif  E  A  to  F  W  Howes  apl  5  It  7  b  5, 

21  38  14.  3y6«   $23t0 

Hiedel  J  A  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  1  it  31  b 

2,  9  38  14.  3y  6^  $2000 

Held  A  to  W  D  Kerfoot  apl  11  It  260  b  4, 

18  40  14,  6<«    $1100 

Hansen  C  to  W  Heokman  apl  10  Us  38  to 

42  b  37,  Shefifadd  3y  V,%  $6000 

Hatch  8  E  &  B  8  to  0  J  Gilbert  apl  10  pt 

Its  8  and  9,  Montfoie  add  Evanston  %y 

6%   .$4C0n 

Hotchkiss  E  St  J  'o  Travelers  Ins  Oo  apl 

8  It  16  b  5,  T  add,  Evnstn  5y  6^  .  .$2500 
Harrington  8  H  to  G  Van  Zandt  apl  12. 

prem  344  Warren  bv  5y  6%   $2500 

Rowland  J  E  to  W  M  Howland  apl  13,  Its 

1  to  16  b  6,  22  40  13,  3y  6^    $2500 

Holmes  R  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  pt  b  1, 

15  38  14,3y  6^  $2000 

Hooper  J  W  to  J  C  Neely  mch  7  pt  It  1 

b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $0000 

Hankins  G  V  to  0  L  Hotohinson  apl  U 

It  4  It  lb  93,  27  39  1 1   and  o  p,  5y  5% 

 $200,000 

Haskins  J  B  to  E  Hildebrand  moh  11  Its 

1  to  6  It  160.  21  37  14,  7m  6%  $2250 

Hedenberg  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  9  It 

25  b  2,  13  39  13.  5y  7%   $1510 

Hetzel  J  to  H  C  Zottermeister  apl  10  It  16 

n  2  b  37,  21  39  14,  6^5   $1100 

UieM  A  to  ti  A  Goodrich  apl  10  Its  I  to 

46,  Belmont  Hghts  3y  6S5    -  $2530 

Hnkenhftff  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  apl  10  Its 

40  and  il  b  2,8  39  13.  6y  6%  |6C00 

Haines  T  L  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  pt  Its 

17  and  18  b  5,  H  39  14,  3y  6%  $7000 

Hoaglnnd  B  T  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  apl  8  pt  It 

25  b  6,  Hyde  Pk  5y  6%   $9000 

Holden  E  W  to  F  8  Peabody  apl  4  pt  div 

1,  30  38  15.  5y  i%   $5750 

Holton  W  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co  apl  1  pt  It 

4  b2.  My  rick  2d  a.ld  5y  5)4%  $7000 

Hess  E  to  O  0  Botz  feb  2  2  It  14  and  pt  It 

15  b  4.  Sawyer  add  2i^y  6^  $9000 

Innes  T  to  W  B  Cnoningham  apl  1  pt  It 

22  b  U,  18  39  14.  3y  6«  $7000 

Ingalls  E  to  E  Wintars  apl  8  Its  5  and  6, 

Ingslls  sob  It  11  b  2,  7  39  13,  5y  5% 

 $2500 

Immanuel  Ch  New  Jer  to  J  H  Van  Vlia- 

singen  apl  9  It  6  b  6,  8  39  14,  3y  7^.$2000 
Jahries  O  lo  J  N  Jaoobson  apl  13  It  36  It 

7,  23  39  13,  6y  7^  $3000 

Jaffray  R  M  to  E  A  Hnsley  jan  29  pt  It  6 

and  all  6  b  1,  29  40  14,  6%   $3125 

Jones  F  W  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co  apl  1  Its 

27  and  28  b  3,  16  38  14,  5y  h}4% ....  $4600 
Jensen  A  F  to  S  Kerr  apl  10  It  iO  b  2,  11 

39  13,  7«  $2600 

Joyce  M  J   to  S  W  Rawson  mch  16  Ita  1 

and  6  It  5,  b  6,  9  38  14,3y  7%  $6300 

Jacqaes  W  to  H  P  Kranz  apl  10  It  18  to 

20  Bawman  subd  12  40  13,  6y  7^... $2000 
Johnson  S  A  to  P  Smith  apl  5  It  25  and 

26  b  4,  LaVergne  3y  7^  $2000 

Jaap  J  to  C  Boeme  apl  6  pt  lc  20  b  12,  17 

38  14,  3y  6%   $5000 

Jensen  J  P  to  8  L  Boyoe  apl  4  It  32  It  7 

36  40  13,  6y  6i^<g   $2000 

Jordan  A  B  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  apl  10 

It  20  b  1  b  8,  17  39  14,  3j  6%  $2000 

Jennuy  B  H  &  W  L  to  Norihn  T  Co  apl  6 

Its  12  &  13  Bittersweet  3y6^  $13,000 

Jelinek  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  29  It 

?5  b  6,  13  .39  13,  3y  (^}4%  $1000 

Josleu  J  W  to  Englewood  B  <fc  L  Assn  apl 

8  Its  13  and  14  b  6,  21  38  14,  $6500 
Koeppe  H  to  H  C  Zottermeiater  apl  8  It 

46  b  4, 13  39  13,  3y  6^  $5000 

Kennedy  W  B  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  apl  4  pt 

Its  21  and  22,Bogue's  sub  10  38  14,  2y  6 

%  $14,000 

Kratz  A  W  to  S  Olbriok  moh  '26  It  33  b  29 

eto,  13  39  13,  ly  6^  $4000 

Klobertshar  M  to  W  Kaspar  apl  6  It  2  b 

2i,  13  39  13,  3y  6^   $2700 

Kelland  T  J  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  It  4  b 

5,  14  38  14,  3y  e%   $38C0 

Komp  M  B  to  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  11  pt  It 

22  It  10  eto,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $1700 

Kriea  J  K  to  HA  Goodrich  apl  11  It  3  It 

67,  8  e  3^.  13  39  13 ,  2y  6%   $10(  0 

Kallal  A  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  8  pt  It  49  b 

4,  19  39  14,  2y  6%  $5000 

Kinnear  E  M  to  A  Loeb  apl  6  It  6  b  5,  20 

3»  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Koski  C  to  M  E  Greehebttum  apl  6  It  3H 


and  37  Oonnselmac'.-i  aab  6  38  14, oy  655 

$5000 

Koski  C  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  6,  Its  35 

and  36  b  5,  .5  38   14.  5y  6^   $6000 

Kerrigan  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  9  It 

11  b  12,  19  39  14,  f^y  6>i>^   $5000 

Kohn  G  to  C  Bahl  apl  12  Its  40  and  41  b 

2,  26  40  13,  f>^   $6000 

Leacock  M  A  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins  Co  Its  34 

and  35  b  2,  4  38  14,  By  6^  $2750 

Loewenstein  S  to  F  W  Pringle  apl  11  pt 

s  w  3^  n  e  M  36  38  14,  3y  6^.  ....$16,870 
Lindqaist  OH  to  U  A  tlangan  aol  13  pt 

It  10  It  5  b  19,  J  R  &  Storrs  add  6y  6^ 

   .'$8000 

Loewenstein  8  to  E  J  Brown  Jr  apl  12  pt 

n  e  3^,36  38  14,  6«   $2960 

Lewis  O  G  to  Northern  T  Co  apl  1  >  pt  Its 

2  to  4  b  1.  29  40  14.  3y  6%  ..-  $70(  0 

Lanz  J  to  R  S  Reynolds  moh  6  pt  b  20 

Bins  Island  ly  $6500 

Lenz  0  &  J  to  Oakland  B  Aaan  apl  10  It 

83  b  10,  7  39  14.  7^  $3600 

Levin  B  to  J  Stern  apl  2  It  52  It  59  eto, 

Bntterfield  add,—   $3000 

Lookwood  I  L  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  6  It  9 

b  12,28  38  14,  5y  7^  *ia£0 

Ley  den  D  F  to  L  Baird  apl  13  pi  It  5  b  1 1, 

21  38  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Little  O  H  to  H  H  Kennedy  apl  1  Ita  36 

to  36  b  4  eto,  32  41  14,  6;?    $'2760 

Landaehr  P  to  A  Gatzert  moh  30  It  10  b 

4,  13  39  13  and  o  p,  3y  7^   $10oO 

Lynch  M  G  to  P  W  Snowhook  apl  4  It  40 

b  2,  13  39  13,ly  6%   $10f0 

Loomis  M  R  to  D  8  Lyman  apl  10.  pt  It 

13  b  53,  7  39  14,  3y  6«....   '..$2500 

Lamberson  D  H  to  Traveller's  Ins  Co  apl 

8  it  5  and  6  b  3,  Arnold  &  N  Evntn  5y 

6^   $4000 

Lane  J  J      S  W  Straus  apl  8  It  50  and  pt 

51  b  3,  4  38  14,  3y  7«   $1300 

Liebrandt  C  to  M  B  Greonebaum  moh  14 

It  6  b  1,  10  38  14,  6y  6^   $4000 

MoNamara  G  J  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  pt 

It  8  It  1  b  12,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $SO0O 

Maddern  R  H  to  H  Felsanthal  apl  6  It  3  b 

1,  40  38  14,  2y  6% 
Maddern  R  H  to  H  Felsenthal  apl  6  It  3 

b  1,  40  38  14,  2y  6«   $2600 

Murray  J  L  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  pt  b 

33,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  $20(0 

Marsoh  8  to  W  V  Jacobs  apl  9  Its  1  and  4, 

Corey  &  L  sub  27  38  14,' 6^   $1900 

Mooshead  W  H  to  W  Loeb  apl  1 1  It  2  b  26, 

29  39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

MoClory  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  8  It 

39  It  94  b  7,  3  38  14,  3y  63^«  $1200 

Michleisen  0  G  to  North  Av  B  &  L  ^san 

apl  3  pt  10  42  12,  6^   $4260 

Miller  J  J  to  H  J  Armstrong  apl  3  pt  It  2 

b  5  eto,  18  39  14,  5y  e}4%  $2001 

Maloney  J  J  to  C  J  Vopicka  apl  10  It  29 

and  30  b  2,  26  39  13,6^  ...   $2000 

Meineoke  M  to  W  Loeb  apl  6  It  38  b  2, 

26  39  13,  6y  6%%  $1100 

Mamerson  Q  W  to  Am  Trust  &  8  Bk  apl 

5  It  15  b  1.  22  40  13,  6;?  $6000 

McCann  A  M  to  8  Polkey  apl  6  It  25  b  1 

b  13,  29  40  14,  3y  65;  $4000 

Montgomery  E  L  to  M  Hansen  aol  10  It  6 

b  3,  I  3'J  13,  2y  6%  ".  ...$3000 

MaoDougal  W  to  Masonio  MutS  &  L  Asan 

moh  30  It  33  b  3,  21  36  11  $7000 

Miller  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  apl  6  pt  b  7, 

6  38  14,3y  e%   $2000 

Miniter  J  T  to  House  B  &  L  Assn  apl  8  It 

6  b  13, V  Pk  add,—   $3400 

Mitchell  J  G  to  Am  Trast  &  Sav  Bk  feb 

1  n  3^  It  20  b  6,  29  39  !  3,  6y  7^  ...  $1200 
McDonald  W  H  to  C  H  Thompson  apl  12 

It  5  b  2,  3  38  14,  may  1,  1900  $3500 

Mills  J  W  to  Rogers  Pk  B  &  L  Aasn  apl  1 

pt  It  12  b  7,  Rogers  Pk  S%  $5000 

Math  C  to  O  C  Sohnmacher  apl  12  It  17  b 

I,  22  39  13,  3y  6%  $1000 

Newman  E  to  J  G  Shortall  apl  9  It  12  It  1, 

n  e  3^,  13  39  13,  5y  65?  $3000 

Newglass  L  M  to  A  D  Baldwin  apl  10  pt 

It  41  b  1,8  38  14  $15,000 

Newbanka  8  I  to  J  Walfenstetter  Jr  mch 

25  It  20  b  4,  9  39  13,  7%  $2500 

Nate  C  to  W  A  Bond  jane  1  It  30  b  1,  28 

39  14,  6^   $1930 

Nash  P  E  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  apl  11  pt  It 

23  b  13,  11  40  14,6^  $7500 

Nickels  J  to  J  Krnae  apl  6  Us  6  and  7  b 

6,  Gross  N  W  add  3y  63^*  $1100 

Nolan  W  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  apl  4  Ita 

/ -25  and  726,  10  39  12,8^  $2000 

O'Connor  M  to  J  O  BrinkerhofiE  apl  — ,  pt 

It  4  b  27,  29  39  14,  5y  6%  $3700 

Olson  A  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  7  It  5 

b  4,  36  40  13  5y  7%  $1.'^00 

Ollsen  L  E  to  E  O  Brown  apl  4  It  9  b  4,  8 

39  14,  5y  6%  $50rO 


Olson  O  to  0  C  Schumacher  moh  22  It  96 

b  2,  8  3!»  Hfi%    $26(  0 

Pease  J  W  to  C  S  Smith  moh  29  It  1  b  6, 

frl  22  27  and  28  42  13,  6y  6-g  $3600 

Powell  R  to  G  W  Hanford  apl  1  It  5  b  30, 

36  39  12,  2y  5%  $1(00 

Pope  N  Q  to  A  B  Jeoks  moh  23  It  4  and 

pt  6  b  1,  Duncan  add  ly  5^   $60,000 

Philpot  A  D  &  8  to  G  8  Hubbard  Jr  apl 

1  It  2  It  2  b  19,  22  39  14.  3y  6!?  $10,000 

Pomeroy  8  E  to  F  A  Kali  apl  12  It  26  b 

2,  9  39  13,  4  y  6^   $2250 

Peterson  J  M  to  8  W  Straus  apl  8  It  4  b 

1,  4  39  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Pike  W  J  to  Northern  T  Co  apl  1  Its  5  and 

6,  Lewis  sab  16  38  14,3y  6<g  $5000 

Porter  F  J  to  Com-wealth  L  &  B  Assn  apl 

1  It  5  It  20,  10  39  13,—  $2600 

Peaioe  M  L  to  H  B  Houghton  apl  6  pt  It 

8,  Hubbard  Estate  sub  2  38  14,  6y  6* 

 $8600 

Prince  J  J  to  A  Loeb  apl  8  Its  9  and  10  b 

1,  2  ;^9  13,  5y  5%  $5500 

Parker  H  E  to  J  b  Haverkampf  apl  10  It 

6  b  9,  Lee  add  7%  $2000 

Peterson  R  0  to  F  Whitfield  apl  8  It  13 

to  16  b  7,  31  4(1  14.  6%    $1700 

Pisora  0  to  W    Ueinemann  apl  3  Its  11 

and  12  b  31,  36  40  13,  5y  7%  $2200 

Pettkoski  F  lo  M  W  Kozminaki  apl  9  It 

82  b  33,  19  39  lt,5y  6%  $60(0 

Peonoyer  J  O  to  W  H  Mathews  apl  8  pt 

It  24  and  25,  Smith  aabd  34  39  14,  6y  6 

%  $4000 

Peaohe  R  M  to  L  Baird  apl  4  It  16  b  2,  9 

38  14.  5y  6%  $2000 

Rebell  G  D  to  C  F  Sohomaoher  apl  12  !t 

8  b  4,  13  39  13,  3y  6iE    $1800 

Ryan  E  A  to  R  E  Peodarvis  apl  1  pt  It 

24  b  23,  17  39  14,  108m  6^5  $4500 

Radermaoher  L  to  G  E  Dawson  moh  21  It 

7  b  9,  Lace  Park  add  3y  6%  $2500 

Rood  J  Jr  to  Tiile  G  &  T  Oo  apl  11  Us  27 

and  28  b  12,  .36  40  14,3y  6%  $.300  0 

Reese  O  H  to  H  A  Goodrich  apl  10  It  44 

b  6,  8  38  14,  5y  6%   $10(0 

Read  C  J  to  G  L  Beck  apl  12  Its  32  and 

33  b  5  b  5,  Sheffield  add  7%  $60(  0 

Rebling  A  H  to  Cosmop  BAD  Asan  moh 

27  Its  18  and  19  b  4,  36  41  12,  7S^...$2300 
Rominaki  A  to  KosciusKO  B  L  &  R  Aasn 

apl  6  It  34  b  10.  24  39  13,   $2000 

Roach  J  M  to  E  H  Fifhbnrn  mch  22  It  17 

b  2  b  3,  Shefif  add  3y  6%  $2250 

Richards  M  E  to  F  M  Botler  jan  15  It  12 

b  2,  Paul  to  Bvanaton  7%  p  xd..  ..  $'2675 
Rogera  F  W  to  W  F  Lubcke  apl  8  It  34 

Niemanna  snb  35  40  13,  5y  6^   $l.'i00 

Ruger  A  F  G  to  E  G  Pauling  npl  8  It  16 

Bradley  &  S.  snbd,  14  39  1 3.  5y  6^  $  lOOO 
Riedmayer  H  to  R  Berger  apl  9  It  29  b  9, 

Lane  Pk  add  5y  6^  $2600 

Roepke  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  1')  It 

10  b  1  9  38  14,  5y  6%   $1700 

Romano  A  to   OH  Fleischer  apl  8,  pt  It 

8  b  34,  Ogden  add  5y  6%  $5600 

Rysavy  L  to  M  E  3reenebaum  apl  3  It  11 

b  A  b  8.  20  39  14,  5y  6«   $15  0 

Roberts  C  S  to  C  P  Silva  apl  6  Us  12  and 

13  b  H,  Morgan  Pk  7^  $2(  00 

Reiohardt  A  to  0  L  Schaar  moh  15  It  23 

b  1,-39  14,6y  6%  $1100 

Rector  C  E  to  J  E  Otis  apl  1  It  16  b  30, 

21  39  14,  5y  6^  $40,0  0 

Solberg    AD   to  IW   W  Kozminaki  apl  5 

It  18  b  12,  7  39  14,  3y  6^   .$1(  00 

Sjoberg  Q  A  to  Am  Trust  &  S  Hk  apl  3  It 

5  b  5,  31  38  15.  6^   $1200 

Seaton  E  D  to  F  R  Chandler  ayl  1  b  7,  24 

41  13,  3y  6^   $5000 

Stern  G  L  to  P  Van  Vliasingen  apl  9  It  4 

b  2,  34  39  14,  4y  5}i%   $10,000 

Streoker  A  to  J  R  Fonlke  apl  8  pt  Its  86 

anp  87  Ogden  aub  Bronson  add  5y  6% 

  «3200 

Spindler  H  P  to  C  L  Schaar  apl  9  It  23 

and  24,  s  e  3^,  18  38  14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Stevens  G  E  &  W  to  J  8  Hney  apl  lo  pt 

It  28,  King  &  R  add  3y  6<g  $U00 

Sullivan  J  to  T  Davy  apr  2  It  35  b  2  b  2, 

23  39  13,  7^  :  $4600 

Strand  J  H  to  A  Peterson  apl  6  Its  1  2  b 

1,  35  40  13,  6y  6« .;   $2000 

Stinson  J  to  Title  Guar  .t  T  Co  mch  26  It 

4,  Stinson's  aobd,  26  38  14  and  o  p,  3y 

6%  $25,000 

Saxe  H  to  0  J  Hambleton  apl  9  It  71  and 

72  s  e  34  a  e  3^,  20  38  14.  6y  6% . . . .  $2000 
SohuUz  W  to  M  B  Greenebanm  apl  3  It  6 

It  2  b  5,  20  40  14,  6y  6^   $1200 

Skelly  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh  5  It  20 

b  A,  28  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Seilan  P  to  C  F  Schumacher  Jr  apl  1  It 

16  b  10,  Sampaon  &  G  add  2y  P<{  . . .  $4000 
Sohall  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  10  It  4  b  6,  6 
.39  14,  6y  e%  $4500 


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SkogboTg  8  to  G  J  Tatge  apl  10  It  12  b  1, 

28  39  14,5y  6}4%  $5500 

SbannoD  Q  J  to  F  B  Peabody  mob  3U  pt 

b  8,  21  38  U,  5y  6}4%  $16,000 

Spi'za  S  to  A.  Obytraos  apl  13  It  44  b  28, 

25  40  13  $2y00 

Stastny  A  to  Oakland  B  Assn  apl  9  Ub  66 

and  57  It  12  etc,  b  4,  W  Hghts  7%. .  .$3600 
Strahan  P  to  Jesse  Holdom  mob  3C  pt  Its 

25  and  26  b  21,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  $1600 

Stogitig  a  U  to  U  Nowak  cot  29  Its  93  and 

94  b  16.  19  40  14,  ly  6%  il600 

Sohmook  0  to  0  Jorn  apl  10  It  51  (t  1  b 

29,  29  39  14,  6y  6%   $2600 

Swan  F  H  to  J  H  Ernst  apl  11  It  U  and 

pt  '^2  b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  6?  $2000 

Thoma  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  11  pt 

It  12  to  14  It  4,  10  38  It,  6y  6%  $3500 

Trainor  A  to  3  H  Sobceider  apl  10  It  17 

and  16  b  2,  22  38  14,  6^  $3100 

Thorntor  H  W  to  J  Leaming  apl  1  It  4  b 

5,  5  40  14,  2y  7!^  $2750 

ThoiBOn  J  to  A  Smith  apl  6  It  15  b  7,  36 

40  13,  .'^y  7%  $2200 

Thaoher  J  M  to  H  H  Taloott  apl  8  Its  2  to 

6  b  62,  Ellis  e  add      6%  $3500 

Taylor  A  B  to  E  B  Pease  apl  1  Its  15  and 

16  b  7,  D  to  Wilmette  3y  7%   $:i490 

Towne  H  to  W  H  Bolden  apl  13,  It  1  and 

pt  2  b  8,  17  39  14,  5y  6^   $  1(1,00  ■ 

Town?end  G  B  to  F  B  Townfend  apl  6  It 

14  b  2,  12  39  12,  fiy  e}4%   $.'500 

Toenjes  D  to  E  Q  Foreman  apl  1  It  14  b 

3,  31  40  14,  5y  6^   $4'  Oc 

Taylor  R  B  to|C  N  Gary  feb  1  pt  It  5  and 

6  b  72,  W  HghtsSy  €%  $2400 

Towie  J  B  to  E  F  Bay  ley  apl  1  pt  Its  10 

to  12  Bnd  all  13,  14  38  H,  6y  6%.  $22,500 
Von  MatDZBDSki  T  to  A  Crawford  apl  5 

pt  n  34,  25  39  13,  5y6^  $4260 

Winkelman  H  to  J  Bremer  apl  li  Its  49 

and  50  b  4.  8  37  15.  6y  7;?  $8000 

Wisdom  E  G  to  0  Ij  Shaar  apl  5  pt  It  377 

to  381,  20  S8U,3y  e%  $1600 

Weil  J  e  to  W  H  Matthews  apl  11  It  29  b 

1,  16  38  14,  3y  6%  $20  )0 

Wolf  A  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  10  It  9  b  2,  1 

.«<9  13,  5y  6^  $18C0 

Williams  J  to  E  H  Enison  npl  4  It  59  b  1, 

20  h8  14,  Sy  6}4%   $'2800 

Wlf  k  inski  F  to  J  Maoha  apl  8  It  20  b  6, 

31  40  14,  6^  $4000 

Willi  ams  A  to  G  Van  Zmdt  apl  15  prem 

850  Warren  nv  3j  6%  $3500 

Wheeler  A  W  to  Eqaitable  L  Ins  Society 

apl  1   pt  Its   2   and  3  b  34  o  t,  6y  b% 

 $40,100 

Weiss  H  F  to  ME  Greenebaam  apl  10  It 

4,  Parmley  sob  4  38  14,  5y  7%  $1300 

Weise  E  J  to  W  H  Bolden  apl  5  pt  It  2  b 

20,  36  37  13,  3y  7^  $3800 

Welter  M  to  H  P  Krenz  moh  28  It  1  Assra 

div  il  41  l.S,  5y  7^  $2800 

West  J  J  to  L  Baird  apl  10  pt  It  17  n  w 

18  39  14,  6y  6^  $2500 

Wilson  H  0  to  A  H  Whitley  moh  26  Its  35 

and  36  b  2,  16  38  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Wallace  M  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  It  41  b 

54,  S  Chicago  5y  6«   ..$3500 

Waxham  L  A  to  J  0  Hntohins  apl  1  pt  It 

16  b  1,  Ellis  w  add  5y  6%  $4000 

Wilcoz  EE  to  JO  Neely  apl  9  pt  It  1  b 

13,  35  39  14,  6y  6^  $35,000 

Yonng  J  N  to  Pioneer  B  &  L  Assn  apl  1 

It  28  35  and  36,  Grand  ave  add  6!f .  .$3000 
YoDPg  N  L  to  W  C  Niblock  apl  11  Its  31 

to  34  b  2  etc,  6  39  13,  6;^   $2250 

Ziooarelli  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  12  It  9  b  4, 

28  39  14,  ^j6%%  $12,000 

Wadler  Q  to  J  B  Sheppard  apl  10  It  32  b 

4  b  10,  Shefl  add  5y  6%  $3500 

Wheeliok  E  to  E  W  Burke  apl  11  It  5  It  6 

etc  b  10,  13  39  13,  5y  6!J  $6(i00 

Wicander  O  A  to  S  R  Bnrford  apl  1  pt  It 

35  and  36  b  1,  18  40  14,  6^  $2200 

Wait  C  J  to  Jesse  Hcldom  apl  13  pt  It  21 

b  1  B  W  &  Webster  add  b%  $17,338 

Watkina  E  to  H  Heinsen  moh  20  it  9  b  6, 

5  Chicago  S%  $32rO 

Ward  C  E  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  12  pt  b  2, 

21  38  14,  5y  G%  3  deeds  $6700 

Weil  B  to  F  J  Crawford  moh  28  pt  It  4, 

Pearce's  enb  10  .38  14,  6y  6?  $7250 

Weigle  W  Q  to  B  Lathrop  apl  6  It  88,  8 

Drive  sob  17  40  14,  ejf  $1800 


958  Belmont  av  23  m  $500 

Aokhoflf  0  P  to  C  Bergersen   apl  9,  fom 

and  p  and  s  m  1756  Oakland  av  $400 

Allison  F  to  J  F  Campbell  apl  11  shop  78 

43d  $95 

Atwater  C  L  to  W  R  Mogs?  apl  10,  fnrn 

3r0  Washington  14  m  $132 

Arzbaecher  J  to  Am  Brg  Co  ftb  11,  sa- 
loon P5th  St,  23m  $180 

Bell  J  to  8milh  Bros  apl  3,  p  8m  $83 

Barnes  Q  to  C  D  O'Conhsll  apl  9,  fnrn  1 

y   $500 

Baker  V  J  to  E  G  Osborn  moh  30,  furn 

542  63rd  ly    .  .$846 

Barber  J  E  to  W  O  Wood  moh  19,  farn 

129  Barrison  apl  16   $293 

Beard  B  A  to  J  B  Speeok  apl  10  fnrn  eto 

moh  1'97  $8100 

Borrow  0  to  N  W  Brg  Co  apl  5,  saloon 

746  Raoine  av  23m  $600 

Blake  J  C  to  H  Morse  apl  4  foro  6m . .  .$82 
Boyle  0  M  to  W  O  Wade  apl  3  forn  6m.  $77 
Blazek  C  to  8ohoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  2, 

saloon  1166  W  12th  2y  $350 

Batz  C  VV  to  E  W-^erfel  apl  16,  horses  eto 

*m  $  

Bromengralien  F  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  12, 

fnrn  and  s  m  Mch  13   $70 

Berry  8  E  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  10,  furn  6m 

 $155 

Berry  J  R  to  R  M  MoCreery  apl  4,  furn  6 

m  $83 

Bromsley  G  &  N  to  Am  Brg  Co  apl  8,  sa- 
loon 8956  Strand  23m  $250 

Bell  J  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  apl  11,  saloon 

675  Wabash  2y   '.  $405 

Cone  L  D  to  E  M  Adams  apl  1,  fnrn  63 

Grant  pi  18m  $600 

Cornelson  J  to  W  F  Blam  apl  10,  mark<)t 

1213  N  California  av  26m  ...$?5) 

Caeperson  W  P  to  Standard  Bry  apl  9, 

saloon  221  W  Adams  17m  $350 

Campion  J  to  0  Campion  apl  5,  mohy  eto 

96  W  Lake  16m   $275 

Clement  O  W  to  M  B  Finoh   apl  12,  forn 

and  8  m  6m  $77 

Cotton  M  to  M  B  Shaw   moh  16,  forn  215 

3d  av  5  m  .   

L  Cain 


App'egate  E  W  to  G  Small  apl  1%  fnrn  6 
™   $326 

Anderson  0  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  apl  4,  saloon 
3828  Halsted  2y  |400 

Adman  P  et  al  to  Boyd  Stiekney*  &  Co 
apl  9  fnrn  1490  Barrison  90  ds  $483 

Allen  M  to  Best  Brg  Co  apl  9  salooon 


 $100 

Corry  G  B  to  F  L  Cain   apl  9,   fu-n  3116 

Wabash  2/   $125  i 

Brennan  P  to  J  Hass   apl  6,  wagon  6m 

 $134 

Dicker  T  to  N  Miller  apl  3,  market  88 

Freeinont  ly  $625 

De  Kichelien  0  to  R  M  MoCreery  apl  4, 

fnrii  8m  $140 

Dalton  J  C  to  M  E  Finch  apl  9,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Daley  M  J  to  ME  Finoh  apl  8,  forn  6m 

 il&9 

Doha  W  F  to  M  Doha   moh  16,   mohy  2y 

 $900 

Dennison  I  et  al  to  C  E  Jockisoh  moh  18, 

saloon  9216  Commercial  av  ly  $250 

Egan  J  J  to  M  Doran  apl  15,  piano  horse 

eto  2y    1750 

Evans  W  to  C  0  Beisen  apl  8,  saloon  388 

Dearborn  ly  $125 

Eselin  D  F  to  C  Sanders   apl  15,  register 

etc  993  Barrison  ly   $120 

Eagan   C  L   to  D  M  Hayes   fnrn  5144 

Tnrner  av  2y  $75 

Esohbaoker  F  to  B  Hang  apl  9,  fnru  324 

Madison  2j  $1885 

Fewman  M  to  1,   Soneuschien   apl  12. 

tools  eto,  SCO  Masonic  Temple  2y .  .$2000 
Fish  W  R  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  11,  foro  6m 

 $77 

Flannagau  J  to  E  Keith  &  Co  furn  1451 

Madison  6m  $75 

Farnsworth  R  0   to   F  W  Jones   apl  8, 

Princeton  Cafe  2y  $700 

Fender  F  M  to  W  C  Bliss  apl  1,  horses  etc 

Lake  2y    ...$2(00 

Freeman  M  A  to  W  Coe   apl  8,   forn  433 

State  2y   ...$300 

Franks  M  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co   apl  5,  sa- 
loon 291  Canal  2y  $300 

Fay  G  to  G  Targeson   apl  6,   furn  3841 

Rhodes  av  2y  $75 

Fowlet  R  M  to  H  A  Williams   apl  8,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $100 

Fitch  F  0  to  G  W  Hontz  apl  8,  ring  ly  $80 
Field  E  I  to  smith  Bros,  apl  9,  furn  6m 

 $200 

Fisoh  8  to  A  Loeb  apl  5,  carriage  eto  ly 

 $155 

Geiger  A  F  to  C  Geiger  apl  11,  shop  534 

Sedgwick  2y   |250 

Qoe  L  8  to  M  Bernstein  Jan  9,  piano  Mor- 
gan Pk  3  m  $375 

Gross  1'  M  to  D  Stern   Jan  12,  piano  and 

fnrn  239  Balsted  ly  $309 

Gogulske  J  to  V  M  Brant   apl  6,  horses 
6b8  Uoble  2y  $1500 


Georgi  F  L  to  F  Jenieschek  apl  3,  furn 

227  Heine  ly  $200 

Qoetz  J  A  to  L  Albreoht  apl  10  saloon  100 

Webster  av  2y  $200 

Greene  G  S  to  H  Morse  apl  8,  fnrn  and  s 

m6m    $138 

Qenest  J  &  8  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  moh  29, 

Siloon, Clark  and  115th  23m  $265 

Goetz  A  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  apl  11,  sa- 
loon 2513  C  Grove  av  2y  $600 

Gorlooh  C  to  L  Gillett  apl  12  forn  2y.$700 

Hoke  J  F  to  H  Morse  apl  10,  p  6m  $103 

Barrison  Electric  Co  to  M  A  Stooker  & 
Co  apl  12,  furn  Clinton  and  JaoK=ion  9 

m  $575 

Boohfeldt  N  to  O  N  Gauzer  mch  15,  shop 

2y   $450 

Bildbrand  J  admr  to  B  Mak  bldg  It  6  8 

36  15,  v6m   $255 

Bale  G  W  to  J  M  Washburn  mch  30,  p 

22d  jane  1  $270 

Barper  G  H  tc  H  Morse  apl  6  furn  6m.  $77 
Belmkin  G  to  H  Morse  apl  5  furn  6m..  $76 
Hammond  M  to  B  F  Hales   Aug  22,  fnrn 

429  Washington  Apl  30,'96  $2236 

Biggins  S  J  to  P  Gartlan  moh  21,  lihop 

261.)  State  90d8  ,...$100 

Bendersou  A  E  to  F  Larsenbarth   apl  4, 

forn  306  LaSalle  av  Mch  1   $900 

Hawfeinson  C  to  Corper  B  &  M  Co  apl  15, 

paloon  117  Grand  av  2y   $30u 

Boarz  M  to  F  Petra   apl  4,  saloon  966  W 

l>^th  ly  $.'00 

Hardy  8  G  to  8  B  Knowlton  apl  15,  horse 

eto  7m   ..$97 

Bund  J  to  M  Hager  apl  12,  saloon  285  W 

Divi  ion  ly  $200 

Holzappel  F  S  to  M  E  Finch  apl  12,  fnrn 

6m   $108 

John  son  E  J  to  W  B  Austin   apl  5,  furn 

61130  State  7m  $145 

Johnson  H  N  to  H  Miokle  apl  15,  forn  2y 

 $660 

JeflEerson  H  to  Smith  Bros  apl  5,  forn  6m 

 $265 

Jann  J  to  S  Richardson  apl  4,  furn  9m$l40 
Krnbl  M  to  Sohoenhofen  B  Co  apl  10,  sa- 
loon 1157  Troy  2y   ...$288 

Kaese  H  to  Kaese   apl  II,   fnrn  157  Hal- 
sted SO  ds   $250 

Keenan  T  F  to  L  R  Lasher  apll?,  fnrn 

6112  Weatworth  23  m   $636 

Kenny  P  H  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  apl  3,  fnrn 

3824  Eoierald  av  7m  $197 

Knorr  C  F  et  al   to  S  A  MoAvoy    apl  13 

horses  etc  631  Melrose  6m  ^600 

Kraemer  F  iJ  to  H  A  F  Mogg  apl  12,  pia- 
no 3?5  Orchard  23m   $135 

Knight  E  F  to  G  G  Bubbell  apl  8  fnrn  11 


tn  $82 

Malmin  8  J  to  H  A  Bohn   apl  12,  piano 

616  Superior  3m  $80 

MoNamara  F  W  to  apl  3.  forn 

238  State  6m  !...$135 

Marshall  G  O  to  Q  E  Jones   apl  9,  forn 

610  Schiller  bldg  1  y  f  250 

Mondorf  J  to  Am  Brg  Co   apl  6,  saloon 

1372  Lake  |i65 

Mordaunt  F  S  to  0  0  Heisen    apl  3,  forn 

2  y  $456 

Moore  J  E  to  J  Beader  apl  4  market  496 

47lh  6m  |76 

Mies  P  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  mch  24,  sa- 
loon 945  Armitage  av  jan  4'97  11000 

Mitchell  R  A  to  8  L  Alexander  moh  26, 

furn  20m   |500 

Marker  P  to  F  G  Wri^/ht  apl  9, horses  etc, 

443  Washington  bvd  3m  $116 

Manning  HB&MWtoWN  Alley  apl  3, 

forn  and  piano  6aQ  $184 

Manning  G  E  to  F  B  Snyder  apl  8  p  6m 

 '.  $101 

McAssey  A  M  to  H  Morse  apl  6,  fnrn  and 

p  225  Oakley  av  6m   $200 

Morrison  E  J  to  M  E  Finch  8pl  11,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Messerth  E  to  F  MoNellis  apl  9,furn  ?324 

Dearborn  6m  $200 

Marcnse  M  to  M  W  Campbell  apl  10,  fnrn 

643  Burling  ly  $200 

McPhillips  W  to  F  E  Blaokman  apl  12, 

fnrn  10m  $3C5 

Moore  J  S  to  W  Burghardt  api  9  market 

6  m  $366 

Murphy  A  R  to  E  Jacobs  apl  3,  hories  eto 

1505  Congress  6m  $140 

Naggie  C  L  to  H  A  F  Mogg  apl  1^,  forn 

5646  Lake  av  6m  $135 

New  Process  Laundry  Co  to  F  VV  UiU  & 

Co  apl  8  laundry  eto,  521  Lake  6m.. $847 
Nat  Bottling  Wks   ti   III  Glass  Co  mdse 

horses  etc  655  Aastin  av  23m   $8100 

Ne  son  N  to  W  Wilde  apl  3,  forn  241  Jan- 
sen  av  23  m  $525 

Oakes  A  to  J  Kenan  apl  13,  horses  eto  111 

W  Ohio  ly  $110 

Otterson  N  to  J  H  Smith  &  Co  apl9,mohy 

eto  821  Market  2y  $960 

Ott  P  to  B  Ottmch  12,  horses  eto  ly..$100 
O'Malley  M  to  M  Warren  apl  11,  forn  107 

Dearborn  av  6m   $440i 

Owen  H  to  J  E  Hean  apl  10,  farn  245 

Dearborn  av  15m  „..$200i 

Portogal  J  to  P  Portoga'.  apl  12,  shop 

86J^  Clybourn  $200 

Poeier  H  to  J  Hagenbuok  apl  1,  forn  2y 


Klots  K  to  H  &  0  Brg  Co  apl  6,  saloon 

3301  Wallace  2y   $400 

Klinger  K  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  apl  11,  forn 

1104  Clyboorn  av  6m   $75 

Lauer  J  A  to  T  D  Baohe  apl  15,  furn  M^y 

1.'98  $500 

Lasher  &  Taylor  to  Brunswiok-B-C  Co  apl 
6,  saloon  fittings  163  W  Madison  13  m 

 $3  n  o 

Larson  0  to  S  Richardson  apl  5,  forn  7m 

 $135 

Lucas  J  to  B  Sturm  mch  5,  fnrn  1  n  Clark 

May  22....  $uo 

Larson  P  to  C  Johnson   apl  10,   furn  36 

Milton  av  4m  $125 

Larson  0  to  E  O  Goldthorp  apl  12,  piano 

and  furn  835  60th  60d9  *330 

Larner  J  to  Bii-k  Bros  apl  11,  saloon  1211 

Wabash  ov  demand  |652 

Lewis  P  M  to  R  M  MoCree-y  apl  6,  forn 

6m  }176 

Leyser  J  B  to  M  B  Finoh  apl  10,  furn  6m 

 $135 

Lind  B  to  J  Hagenbuok  apl  1,  furn  and 

Gale  p  15  m  $75 

Leighter  T  J  to  W  P  Bnohanan  apl  8,  forn 

"7  39th  4m  $125 

LiDgborn  0  to  M  E  Finch  apl  13,  s  ms  6m 

 $115 

Lenvart  M  to  G  Gates  apl  8,  forn  ly  $123 
1  aner  J  A  to  F  D  Baohe  apl  15,  fnrn  May 

1,'96  $500 

Lawless  J  to  H  Morse  apl  9,  horses  eto  6 

m  $103 

Marion  0  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr   apl  10,  forn 

365  Madison  28  wks  $113 

Manahan  F  3  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  apl  10,  sa- 
loon 57  Bozh  ly   $400 

MoGeeny  M  to  D  B  Wagner   apl  11,  forn 

107  Peoria  Im  $90 

Marchauc  0  to  F  W  Hill  &  Go  apl  1  forn 

1436  Monroe  7m...  $162 

McGarry  T  to  G  G  Hobbell   apl  13,  forn 

13m  $92 

McCarthy  P  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  13,  furn  6 


Pelz  C  to  W  Pfeiffer  api  1,  shop  1635  Mil- 

waokee  av  $97 

Pasdekonp  C  F  to  J  D  Casey  apl  8,  furn 

6'i2  California  av  2y    $500 

Palmer  F  A  to  A  N  Bence   apl  12,  mdse 

eto  •-^934  C  Grove  av  6  'ds  $150 

Phillips  E  D  to  M  E  Finch  apl  8,  fnrn  6m 

 $76 

Probst  G  A  to  F  Franz  Dec  It  furn  ly.$900 
Qiaim  W  to  Barthilomae  Jfc  R  B  &  M  Co 
apl  15,   saloon  39th  and  Arohsr  av  ly 

 $137 

Rankle  M  to  P  Botler  apl  11,  fnrn  2i  N 

State  ly  $460 

Ryan  N  to  W  B  Ackley  apl  6,furQ  6m . .  $183 
Roberts  T  O  to  C  Bergersen  apl  10,  forn 

392  Chicago  av  ly  $228 

Reiter  P  to  C  E  Lamond  apl  9,bakery  eto 

131  Halsted  5m    .  $300 

Regan  D  to  J  N  Alley  moh  26,  forn  6mtli7 
Ritz  J  to  M  Aller  apl  10,  saloon  95  i  Bel- 
mont av  23m   $700 

Reynolds  O  to  Q  A  Jackson  moh  2t<,  forn 

146  21st  2y  $1000 

Rogers  S  P  to  H  S  M  8<ih.-oeter   apl  13, 

fnru  425  Staae  2y  $100 

Rood  T  D  to  B  Thackery  apl  9,  forn  140 

Monroe  ly  $600 

Schaa  D  N  to  O  M  Jensen  apl  II.  maohy 

44  Jefifr  11m  $300 

Sollivan  N  T  to  W  B  Austin  apl  8,  forn  7 

m  $82 

Stonovicb  G  to  E  H  Roche  moh  27,  saloon 

149  Halsted  ly....    $377 

Schaoht  A  to  S  B  Knowlton   apl  II,  forn 

7m  $260 

Snyder  0  W  F  to  8  Richardson  apl  4,  offi 

ce  fnrn  82  Madison  6  m   $330 

Shorter  J  to  B  W  Howe   apl  15,   fnrn  So 

Pk  and  23d  2  y  $300 

Smuoker  W  C  to  J  8  Frantz   apl  1,  drogs 

etc  582  Madison  2y   $3500 

Singleton  J  F  to  M  E  Finoh   apl  13,  forn 

6m  $70 

Sample  S  to  Q  Gates   Sept  17,    furn  407 

67th  ly  $101 

8  even  0  L  et  al  to  R  G  Moore  apl  1 ',  wa- 


l^filJ  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  20  1896. 


gon  eto  4759  Arinoar  av  I'y   |400 

Smith  J  N  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  apl  13,  forn 

aod  piaDo  7in  $310 

Smith  W  F  to  R  M  MoOreery  apl  1,  furn 

Deo  l,'a6  $3H2 

SwaiHoa  H  P  to  M  G  Fiaoh  apl  5,  farn  6 

m  $n 

Sherman  M  E  to  L  L  Esohenheimer  apl 

15  fLrn  and  b  m  23m  |400 

Shaffer  N  R  to  H  Morse  apl  10,  forn  6m 

 *77 

Smith  E  to  D  H  Preston  &  Oo  apl  1", 

horses  eto,  ly  |lUf  0 

ShattQOt  S  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oj 

apl  9,  saloon  Ha-vey  2y   |H0 

Beilte  0  A  to  OF  Wedman  apl  12,  shop 

1337  Sta'e  |2£0 

Toepfer  B  to  Smith  Bros  apl  6,  fnrn  241 

Indiana  2y  $469 

Terraira  0  E  to  H   Morse  apl  9  furn  6m 

 |'?31 

Tasker  W  S  to  M  E  Finch  apl  8  furn  6m 

 iilO 

Tibbetts  H  0  to  E  Fitohetts   apl  4,  farn 

481  State  ly  |480 

Torbes  H  d  to  J  P  Colby  apl  10,  fnrn  10 

m   |10" 

Vose  J  W  to  N  E  Whitaker   moh  15,  farn 

7ol7  Viooennes  av  ly  $600 

Van  Pelt  &  Toppen  to  Shields  Bros  apl 

11,  barbershop  6m   *120 

Ward  H  to  Waoker  «5  B  B  &  M  Oo  apl  11, 

saloon  54  w  Madison  2y  $464 

Wilson  F  to  Q  Alley  apl  9,  horses  eto  Ver- 
non and  Sberman  4m  #215 

Wyokoff  F  B  to  Smith  Bros  apl  V.\  furn  7 

m  $'-6 ') 

Williama  A  P  W  to  H  Morse   apl  12,  fnrn 

6m...  $11>^ 

Wade  A  H  to  L  H  Blum  mdse  ly   *275 

Weyna  L  to  Kelly  Maus  &  Oo  apl  9,  hor- 
ses wagons  eto  \2i  Blackhiwk  5  m  $536 
Weinhardt  A  to  W  N  Alley   moh  23,  forn 

71  Washingiion  6m    $  86 

Weaver  0  A  to  F  H  Trade   Jan  31,  furn 

5127  Arnell  av  <m   $9C0 

Williams  N  to  L  A  Hastings  apl  9  mohy 

240  W  Lake  ly  $500 

Wright  J  H  to  Smith  Bros  apl  6,  fnrn  7m 

 $70 

Waitkewioz  L  to  H  &  Q  Brg  Oo  apl  4,  fa 

loon  4012  Atlantic  2y  JlOd 

Warmolts  E  to  E  H  Thompson  apl  6  farn 

and  p  309  Oalifornin  av  3m  $81 

Wright  J  M  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  6,  forn  6m 

 $120 

Wenkilman  D  P  to  M  E  Finch  apl  10  fnrn 

6m  $7  6 

BILLS  OP  SALE. 


BerpiD  W  to  J  Oory  api^,  farn  914  Ogden  av. . .  tSOO 
Hlnkamp  T  J  to  8  liUeabargo  apr  8,  saloon  Ban- 

dolpb  and  Clark   tluOO 

Fuller  G  E  to  F  H  Ray  apr  4,  furn.  Groveland  Bo-      Woodlawn  Pk.  Greenwood  av  and  63d  st 


Breneteln  A  to  J  Priest  apr  12,  furn  S68  Harrison 

  1150 

Oass  0  M  to  M  R  Oa§e  apr  6,  furn  916  Monroe  ,$160 

WiggloB  W  R  to  J  Mitcbell  apr  8,  furn  6m  $360 

Fogaric  W  A  to  8  A  Fogartz  apr  li),  drags,  Ln 

Qraige  19(0 

Dieler  P  to  P  Dieter  Jr  apr  IS,  farn  666(4  Madison 

 $too 

Frey  J  to  P  V  D  ehr  Jr  apr  15,  farn  91!  MeTi  plltau 

Block  $500 

Biddle  U  t  ^  F  Barlow  agt  for  A  Oberg  feb  15,  boree 

 t709 

Lathe  re  F  to  0  Denoe  apr  16,  larn  18  n  Franoi!>co 

 ill  0 

Ziegler  P  to  J  H  Day  mch  IS,  house  S028  Exchange 

8V  *10CO 

Murray  L  to  H  0«eu  apr  IB,  furn  !J43  Dearborn  av 

 $100 

86iver  V  0  to  E  Spangler  apr  16,  fnrn  6U  Adam8t6600 
Gulda  F  to  M  Ouida  apr  15,  grocery  17*1  w  Polk. $500 
B.^riy  P  to  H  Heiabaoh  apr  13,  salonn  .^62  Water$150n 
Traver  F  to  0  G  Traver  apr  13,  furn  t023  Sanga- 
mon  $600 

Oox  A  lo  T  Proil  apr  16,  ptg  office  131  6fd  St..  ..$1400 
Morweleen  M  to  K  Morwelsen  mch  16,  mdse,  h  rses 

and  market.  Lake  View  $2BU0 

M  Ichell  L  M  to  F  B  Squires  apr  1,  73  Ruth  ...  .  $158 

MEOHANIOS'  LIENS, 


Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  6  and  7  b  3.  A  F 
Braudbeok  v  M  B  and  Kate  Mills. $3C5.05 

Evanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  add.  It  13  b  1. 
Wm  W  Chapman  et  al  v  Ralph  Hnnt$200 

Vance's  sub.  It  9  b  1  of  Its  5  to  7  and  21 
to  23  b  2  Yerby's  sob  of  w  ^  w  n  w 
}4  and  pt  n  e  >^  sec  15  38  14.  0  &  So 
bide  Rapid  Transit  R  R  Co  v  Jerome  P 
and  Looise  0  Bowes  $22.83 

Bnsby's  sob.  It  8  sab  of  b  3  ex  n  50  ft  of  s 
w  ^  sec  14  38  14.  Frank  H  MoOormiok 
V  Jam -8  W  Oooper  $3V0 

Madison  st  W,  prems  464  and  466.  J  L 
Heidenblott  V  James  Gaynor   $73.78 

Bggleston's  2Qd  sub,  It  9  b  I  of  n  }^  of  n 
e  }4  sec  28  38  14.  Miohael  J  Doyle  v 
Hester  B  Steveoa   $672.60 

Wrightwood,  ely  25  ft  of  It  32  w  i5  ft  of 
It  33  in  sab  of  pt  of  outlt  B.  James 
Rossell  et  al  V  0  F  Klambeck  and 
Charles  Rathman   $1909  45 

Johnston,  R  &  S'.'t  add.  It  1  b  bO  John 
Flnche  V  Caroline  W  Slack  $171.40 

Woodlawn,  Wadsworth's  add.  It  29.  John 
Reid  V  Robert  Johns   $8.20 

Sheridan  av.  prems  946  0  Sash  and  Door 

Co  V  Frederick  Popp   $139.20 

Riverview,  Whipple's  add,  pt  b  4.  Oak 
Park  Lamber  Co  v  Presoott  and  Policy 
Whipple  etal   $1148  17 


tel  31§t  and  Oroveland  &v   $175 

Edwards  A  E  to  M  R  Fion  apr  9,  furn  636  Sheffield 

av  *600 

Finn  M  B  'o  L  H  Finn  apr  9,  turn  536  Sheffie  d  av 

 $i2ro 

Peril  J  R  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  apr  4,  furn  124  n  Ualsted 

 *7)u 

Millag  F  to  J  0  H  Smith  apr  IB,  horses  $J0O 

Millag  F  to  J  )  H  Smith  apr  B,  horse  $— 

Hogan  N  T  tu  J  Lulkehern  apr  10,  merry-go-round 

708  43d  *5z5 

Martin  M  M  to  J  Goodrich  apr  9,  bldgs  w  !4  It  37  b 

47,  7  3^*  14  $800 

Serclk  U  t3  J  8voboda  apr  3,  mactiy  611  22nd  $100 

Herz  <g  F  to  K  FoUer  mch  16,  saloon  122  n  Clark 

  $26U0 

Svoboda  J  to  J  liozik  apr  6,  machy  511  w  22nd.. $10U 
Shannon  H  F  to  H  B  Graham  apr  10,  mdse  713  w 

Indiana  $297 

Keller  W  to  A  Lacy  feb  15,  horses  etc  $79 

Mills  M  to  Shields  Bros  apr  11,  furn  43  Ann  st  .  iSiO 

Bogatz  H  to  B  Bogatz  apr  11,  horses  etc  $iCO 

Stephens  J  H  to  J  Lucos  apr  9,  shop  25  Qaiucy . . $ieo  I 
Hean  J  £  to  H  Owen  apr  10,  furn  243  Dearborn  av  { 

 t6t0 

Bnatz  0  to  T  H  Coleman  apr  11,  fnrn  1725  Milw  av 

 H60 

Sanders  F  W  to  A  Sauer  apr  1 1,  gallery  2  18  Een- 

siugton  av  $100 

Harris  8  B  to  8  G  Blldreth  apr  1,  b\dgi  etc  Its  9 

10  b  29  Carpenter  aid  «3l 0 

Kuz.lk  I«  to  J  aznlk  mch  16,  furn  693 n  Clark, $1  00 
Berkowsky  L  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  apr  6,  saloon  115lh 

st   $8B0 

Ev.*  8  W  J  to  F  H  Boss  apr  10,  furn  834  Van  Bureu 

  $40C0 

Evans  W  J  to  F  H  Boee  tpc  10,  mdse  834  Tan  Bu- 

rea  $4000 

Llninfka  J  to  M  Erubl  apt  11,  forn  1167  Troy..  .$288 
Jonas  J  to  I  Z  Vogilsaog  apr  — ,  furn  233  WabaFh 
 $451 0 


Hawhe'8  8  P  sub.  It  38  b  4  s  e  22  38  14. 
Soath  Side  Lumber  Oo  v  W  W  Wolff.  $70 

Rudolph's  snb,  it  164  of  bs  4  and  5  Og- 
den's  sab  of  b  w  18  40  14.  Robert  W 
Maske  v  Johanna  M  Johnson  $69.78 

Burley's  sub.  It  30  bs  4  5  and  6  of  s  }^  s  w 
3^  14  38  14.  Charles  Lason  v  James 
Haywood  |54b.87 

Crosby  et  al  sub,  It  6  b  18  e  s  e  }i  25 
40  13.  Peoples  Lumber  Oo  v  Thomas 
and  Anhnr  Lamorenx  $379.75 

Eggleston's  sub,  n  1£0  ft  It  12  in  sub  of  b 
3  n  1^  n  n  1^  n  e  28  38  14.  AS 
Lhipin  V  Ferdinand  W  Knhn  $120.68 


n  e  cor.  Herman  Luoht  v  Mary  J  Rey 
nolds  $11,232.25 

Bishop  st,  prems  6721.Lookwood  &  Strick- 
land Co  V  Mary  E  Edwards  $71.51 

Eggleston's  2nd  sub,  lt9blnj^ne  }4 
sec  -28  .  8  14.  Michael  J  Doyle  v  H  B 
Stevens  and  T  H  Fitzgerald  $670  5  i 

Fifty-fifth  st,  prems  609  and  611.  0  Ve- 
neered Door  Oo  V  Lou  M  McQraw..  $988 

Woodlawn  Hgte,  It  33.  Finlay  Mackay  et 
al  V  Catherine  Foley    ..  $290 

Crosby  et  al  sab,  It  23  b  31  e  s  e  3^  25 
40  18.  Carey  Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v 
Charies  A  MoBride  and  Richard  0 
Moore  $867.19 

Pine  Grove,  It  1  sub  of  Us  24  to  27  inc.  It 
"0"  b  1  of  the  sub  of  Us  24  to  26  inc. 
Star  PdVing  Co  v  MoUie  Schonbeok.  $'.03 

Clark  and  Monroe  sts,  prems  s  w  oor.  Geo 
H  Shank  v  Fidelity  Oocstrnction  Co,  M 
Greenebaum  Lons  Oo,  Galena  Safety 
Vault  Oo  and  H  H  Kohlsaat  $3887.60 

Montrose,  Us  22  to  26  b  19.  City  Lumber 
Oo  v  Andrew  Johnson  $322.69 

Vernon  Pk  add.  Its  15  16  and  17  b  14 
Paol  Jaesohke  v  R  D  Curry  $2405.28 

Forty-fifth  st,  prems  1633.  Hermann 
Koepke  v  Gertrude  Pendler  $iO  I 

Western  hv  blvd,  Ryan  &  Maher's  sub,  It 
33  e  3^  of  s  e  sec  1  38  13.  John  A 
Ganger  et  al  v  Minnie  H  Goodie. .  $68.50 

Same,  iame  Sams  $68,fO 

Carpenter  st-,  prem  63B9.   J  A  Squires  v 

Timothy  Sullivan  $90 

Porter's  snb,  s  110  ft  It  17  snb  b  1  of  b  27 
0  T  snb  sec  33  40  H.  John  R  Kehm  et 
al  V  Henry  Rieke  $2392.76 


APPL.ICA.T10N  FOR  B(JIL<I>IN«} 

Devon  av  4r6,  M  Winandy,  2  story  frane  flats,  $2,800. 
Bu>4ua  Park  terrace,  Marliu  Howard,  2  story  frame 

dwelling,  »7,000. 
Werder  st  68  and  6n,  Eleventh  Presbyterian  church, 

1  8:ory  brick  church,  $3,000. 
J  A  Uenion,  three  story  and  basement  brick  store 

and  flats,  $10,000. 
Division  st  W  11)2,  A  Bahland,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Erie  t  W  SiS.  John  JncobsoD,  three  story  and  base- 

m  int  brick  flats,  $7,O0ii. 
Wallace  st  119i8,  O  (-ohmidt,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,001). 

Oalume':  av  7041,  John  Adams,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Lake  ay  40i  0  and  4002,  H  M  Wilcox,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  house,  $45,ij0.i. 

Grean  st  602S,  W  0  Erauter,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Van  Horn  st  1049,  Joseph  Se  lack,  three  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $l,90n. 

Clark  st  N  1401  and  1403,  J  B  Waller,  three  1  story 
and  basemeat  brick  stores,  $2,000. 

Augusta  st  788,  P  Seleng  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flits,  $2,6  0. 

Wallace  81  2828,  J  A  Skageberg,  three  story  and  base 

ment  b.-ick  store  and  flats.  $i,300. 
Seventy-fldh  st  143  and  145,  E  G  Minnlok,  two  2 

story  aud  basement  brick  dwellings,  t4,U00. 
Que  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st  167,  T  Oarlson,  2  story 

frame  flats,  $2,000. 
Union  av  3031,  Joe  Trett,  1  story  and  bisement  brick 

cottage,  *2,(i00. 
Homan  av  8  8((,  Emil  Miller,  2  story  and  baseo^ent 

briok  flats,  $3,500. 
Sheridan  av  997,  Mrs  B  Johnson,  thiee  story  frame 

flats,  $2,6  0. 

Lake  st  W  2197.  James  T  Hughes,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brio^  store  and  flats,  $4,010. 

Carpenter  st  and  Milwaukee  av,  n  e  corner,  Panl  O 
Stensland,  4  story  and  basement  brick  stores  and 
flats,  $16,0110. 

Greenleaf  av  619  G  A  Goddard,  two  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,600. 

Lydiard  et  221,  A  Patterson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,2  10. 

Commercial  av  9017-29,  3  J  Stedman  and  M  Wallace, 
two  tbree-story  and  basemeat  brick  stores  and 
flats,  $9,6110. 

Fonieth  st  E  17,  W  M  Sage,  2  story  and  basembnt 

brick  addition,  $1,000. 
Avenue  G  10533.  B  Tiffany,  1  story  frame  cottage, 
$4,0OJ. 

Wabash  av  4006,  John  Becker,  tbree  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,4  0. 
Halsted  st  8  2613,  Wm  Miller,  threj  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,0l'0. 
Dickey  av  6455  58,  A  Strandberg,   two  three  Btory 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $20,000. 
Tlnceunes  av  4346,  0  Netcher,  2  story  and  basemeat 

brick  dwelling,  $!5.000. 
East  End  av  6633,  H  Thompson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $7,000. 
State  st  3414,  Mrs  N  Petersoa,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $lo,000. 
South  Water  and  LaSalle  sts,  s  w  cor,  'Steele  & 

Wedelea,  alteration),  $3,000. 
Holt  av  737,  A  Cziwakowskl,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,8J0. 
Thomas  st  66J,  D  Hue^ker,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,700. 
Edgemont  av  4,  M  Flynn,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Trumbull  av  79i,  William  Dykema,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $4,il00. 
Paulina  st  N  2295,  William  Fink,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
log,  $2,500. 

Sheffi  3ld  av  166,  M  Laaer,  tbree  st  ry  and  basement 

brick  flats.  $2,6(i0. 
Sigel  st  68,  John  Maa^i,  tbree  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,1 00. 
Wentworth  av  534i>,  E  Piper,  2  etoJy  and  basement 

brick  flat,  $3,2liU. 
Rockwell  st  N  804,  Hans  Thorne,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Blrchwood  av  11S7,  A  D  Langworthy,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $3,000. 


Bush  st  101,  H  MoOormiok,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $60,r00. 
Dashlel  st  3347,  Thomas  Sweeney,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $I,0II0. 
Western  av  N  810,  Peter  Barbaud,  thres  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Halsted  st  .\  70U,  John  N  Jacobson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
May  st  179,  H  Frederickeon,  brick  basement  and 

front  addition,  $2,200. 
Berteau  av  447,  0  M  Holm,  2  story  frame  flats,  $3,000 
Sedgwick  st  77 John  P  Larson,  tbree  story  and 

basement  brick  factory,  $2,600. 
Wabash  av  1201,  Mrs  C  Price,  alterations,  $2,000. 
Princeton  av  4922,  Fred  Roepke,  2  story  frame  front 

addition,  $2,000. 
Divlsioa  st  W  791,  8  A  Bennmle,  tbree  story  and 

basemeiit  brick  flats,  $%600. 
Sigel  st  42,  &Irs  E  A  Bugler,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Ashland  av  N  1290,  H  Schultz,  two  frame  additional 

stores,  $2,000. 
Indiana  av  5834,N  Maurer,  tbree  story  and  baseu  ent 

brick  flats,  $6,(100. 
Notre  Dame  av  l(i036,  David  Thompson,  2  story 

frame  store  and  flats,  $2,500. 
Heventy-sixth  st  139  )-9«,  8t  Oeorge  Episcopal  church, 

iy%  story  frame  church,  $2,30». 
Farragat  av  968,  L  H  Eurzka,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $3,000. 

Grand  blvd  3619,  John  Sulclifte,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $9,00(i. 
Turner  av  884,  Jacob  Renter,  three  story  and  ba!:e- 

ment  brick  flats,  $6,000 
Fifteenth  st  W  1284,  W  White,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Erie  st  W  2464,  Mrs  Rosa  Forreet,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$',000. 

Ogden  av  1683,  P  O'Donnell,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Marvin  pi  78,  Clarence  A  Miller,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Union  av  2913,  Jeseph  Oohanka,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Buffalo  av  87000,  A  F  Hayman,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,300. 
Twenty  fourth  st  E  46,  Fred  Schick  three  story  end 

basement  brick  front  addition  to  flats,  $2,000, 
Harvard  st  6948-58,  B  E  Peraham  and  B  F   i  urblu, 

six  2  story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $20,000. 
Michigan  av  5812,  Walter  Maher,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $3,000. 
Sixty-seventh  st  732, 'Mrs  Mary  K  Hallgren,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  flats.  $8,0u0. 
Green  st  7213,  Obristensen  Brothers,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Clarence  av  166,  Mrs  A  Hartwlo,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,600. 

Clark  st  N  3793,  Nlc  Mann,  2    story  and  basement 

brick  dwellings,  $4,OlO. 
Jarnot  st  360,  Mra  E  M  Wyooff ,  2  story  frame  dw  11- 
ing,  $2,600. 

Grand  av  1118,  W  W  Till,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,000. 

Milwaukee  av  18f  0,  John  C  Earal,  2  storv  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $3,600. 
Forty-eighth  st  W  144  154,  A  B  Dewey,  six  1  slory 

and  basement  brick  stores,  $2,800. 
Bine  Island  av  1116,  M  Henneberry,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Colorado  av  206,  William  B  Olaeher,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Trumbull  av  986,  D  Schultz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Van  Bureo  st  1282,  B  Williams,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
California  av  5984,  V  Shunek,  three  story  and  base- 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,(  oO. 
Moore  St  121,  A  Gutscheck,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,400. 
Hermitage  av  327-29,  T  J  Reyoerteon,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment  house,  $20,000. 
Rockwell  and  Blrsch  sts.  City  of  Chicago,  three 

story  and  basement  biick  tchoolbouse,  $70,(00. 
Beacon  st  3871,  John  Spirkel,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $60,000. 
Ashland  av  N  2067,  B  Lampart,  2  story  aud  basement 

store  and  dwelling,  $2,000. 
Marshfleld  av  6348,  Mrs  Ida  A  Combs,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Dearborn  st  231B-23,  E  J  Lehmann  estate,  six  4  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $60,(IUO. 
Commercial  av  9121,  Abby  P  Barker,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $10,0^0. 
Michigan  av  11264,  A  Frank,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  aud  flats,  $3,000. 
Humboldt  av  679,  8  Bajewskl,  three  story  and  biss- 

ment  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Jefferson  st  249-51,  C  0  Bn  sell,  7  story  and  bise- 
ment brick  factory,  $30,000 
Superior  st  498,  L  E  Olesin,  tbree  8t«ry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Center  av  6744,  M  Becker,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $8,200. 
Lafayette  av  211-13,  Tt  Dletz.  two  3  story  and  base 
ment  brick  dwellings  $3,400. 


April  20,  1895. 


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383 


Thirty-Eluih  pi  W  iTje,  W  Higga,  ly,  story  frame 

Ojttage.  *2.000. 
Grace  aud  Sixty  fourth  els,  Oity  of  Otifcago,  three 

story  and  baeemeut  brick  ech  ^olhouse,  170  0  0. 
Montioello  rv  449,  R  Peters  id,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  Bats,  f 2,000. 
Western  av  N  6  ,7,  J  Karmerssaen,  2  story  and  base- 

mejt  brick  fl^its,  $',000. 
Hsisted  St  8iJ3-6,  Solomon  Klein,  4  story  and  base- 

m  nt  brick  store,  118  Oro. 
Erie  st  E  I2ii,  The  Standard  Oil  Company,  three  fctjry 

and  basement  brick  b<>rn,  146,000. 
Janssen  st  si,  Mrs  MAT  KuuepEer,  IH  story  frame 

cottage,  $2,600. 
Seminary  av  889,  0  J  Blom,  three  s'ory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Panlina  st  N  26H4,  Mrs  M  P  Batchelder,  two  2  ftory 

and  basement  brick  flats.  $B,0U0. 
8h<ffleld  av  27^0-22,  J  and  0  Oohron,  1  story  frame 

clobhouse,  t2.'  0 
Armour  av  26:it,  D  A  Roach,  three  story  and  baee- 

mpnt  brlok  flats,  $7,500. 
EvaoB  av  4825  28,  J  M  Bayor,  4  story  and  basement 

1  rick  apartcce  t  hnnse.  $12,000, 

Buffalo  av  8321,  F  Nebnrg,  2  story   and  basement 

brick  flats,  j  ',00". 
Forty  third  st  and  Lake  av,  s  w  cor,  Engene  Kimball, 

2  st)ry  brick  addition.  $15,000. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  hi  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGinalnlng,  ©to. 
All  KiaAi  01  Cement  Work  a  specialt't 
OEBoe  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Enlldlng  Material*  Oh  leaf  n 

For  Hale.     Telephone.  Main  7B7. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

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and  Labels  registered.  Twentv  five  year."  ex- 
perience. We  rrport  wbPther  p.iten:  can  te 
secured  or  not,  fr  eofchirge.  Our  fee  nut  due 
until  patent  is  fillnwcri.  3'ipagcEoo'c  Kitc, 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &.  CO.,  Attoniev?  ot  Law, 
%pp- U.  S.  Pat.  OUico     •WASHSNC7C?J,  D.  C, 


LoGation  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  f^hiosKO,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  PbgI  Railway  has  long  been  ideutifled 
wnh  praoiioal  measnres  for  the  general 
opbnildiD(?  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommcroe;  hence  manufaotorers 
have  an  Rssoranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
eelves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioflgo.  Milwankoe  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  ex'oln- 
aive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
Pidingq.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota.  Sonth 
Dakota  at  d  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory— a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
ihriving  commnnity  of  bopiness  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  fafe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfaotarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrionliural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru- 
inentahty  of  this  Company- at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
sboDid  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  for 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHIOA&O.  111. 


ANDEBSON,  anstavns,  Rrom  2,  70  La  Salle  =>t. 
BATED  ft  WARNER.  Rms.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  8». 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
PARNItT  BBUO    o..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  ^ons.,  Rm  37.  156  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bi'i 
OOLE,  M.  1'.  &  CO.,   Oo'e's  Bio  k,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
OULLEBTON,  E,  P.,  Boom  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
0DMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2i  floor  Dearborn  and 

WafhlngtOQ  stg. 

DSLAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Pan 

p  -ooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYEB  E.  S.  &  Co..  98  DeRi-born  st 
DON  LAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GE^.  K.,  South  Chicw.  Ill . 
SQGLESTON  &  MALLETTE.  411  Rookdy 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  1)3  La  Salle  »t. 
ELLIOTT.  -WAHON  *  CO.,  7h  floor  Chan  ber  n 
Oomrae'-  . 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  OO..  Ifi7  D^arborn  St.;  Brano 
nffioe  !  Hfalstel  and  ^1  t 
P5th  B  nlev^rd. 

i^RICKE  a.  ('..  61  Metrnpol1'«n  i-.ii, 
GK  JPHET  I  F.  F.,  2111  Home  Insnrance  HlrtR. 
aooPRlDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,       LaSalle  8t, 

lOKDON  C  X/.  A  Co.,  115  Dearborn  si. 
^'i'^SS,  a.  E..  fith  Fl'-i  r  Mrbo,  io  Temple. 
dUNZENHADSEK,  ichn.  Riu.  1.  3b  H.  Oiara 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410.  205  La  'Jalie  «t 
TELMFR  *  FRANK.  »  Weshin^tor,  st 
BEN  NIG,  O.  L..  234  92-et.,  S  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BEOS.     LaHalle  ^t. 
gr  RLBm  .  e    E  .  88  WaBhlngto';  "t 
aUTUHINSON  D  B.  room  66.  86  **8sbin8to., 

AOOBS  B.  F.  &Co.  99  (fashingtou  st. 
5EBFOOT,  Wm.  D.. 
LANGHENRY,  B.  J 

Lb  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SOW  A  Co.,  189  La-alJe  st 
LOEB,  W*I.  &  OO.,  120  La.sialle  ft. 


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of  speculating  In  real  estate.     It  Is  an  Advertising  '. 
■  Bureau  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure  ' 
protecilon  and  best  results  to  advertisers  ; 
:    References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorfl  &  Heinemann ,  Bankers,  ! 

and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


.<l  Co.  8^  WRahi-x^tr 
,  Ass-cia  Ion  Blnn 


153  Bed  155 


St  CO.,  LaSalle  and  W->  hii^Ki.  d 


fflAGILL  J.  0. 

8t->  Floor. 

VTASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  Et. 

/TEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 

irERIG  ?LD,  Wm.  A .,  &  Co..  14.-i  '  a  HhI!« 

•fDLLIKEN,  0.  H..  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
O'HEARKE  W.  F..  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
.^AUL,  E.  T..  A  CO..  33  Par  ford  Bldg. 
PRINDTVTLLE  R..  R  617  Nf  w  ^  took  Ei  ha'  ge  B 
HAND,  0HA8.  E..  86  Lahalie  Htreei. 
KltDLE.  FRANK,  &  1.  o.,."Jin9  btate  Street. 
SCniNlvlDER  G  H  &  00,  11-18  W  Harrison  s^. 
SCnUMACBER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av 
8HUBART  AAROV,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  «l. 
TIDHOLMAUG,  94  La  Salle  si 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  1C7  Dearborn  st. 
Walker,  U.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bld«. 
WASMANSDORF&  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpi 
ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  165  LaSalle  Str- 
ZDTTERMEISTER,  H.  0.  &  Co.,  818  8.  HaieteO 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co..  99  Dearborn 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dtarborn  Stre, 

E.  Oolburn 


MERCHANTS  EX  IHANGE  BANK,  W. 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 


t-EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  St  Co., 
WASMAN8DOBF  &  HEINEMANN, 


164DearbOTV 
147  Ranaolp' 


Alistracts  of  Title. 


?ADDOOK  VALLETTE  It  RI0K0OBD8,  107  I  ear- 
bom  8t. 

SANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Wasnlngton  8«. 
''ELTZEB,  OTTO  *  CO..  86  Washington  »», 
aWOSDEB>S  ABSTBAOT   T>BPX.,   Oonnty   i  ourl 
Hnn«a. 


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The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lisls,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columnsof  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
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Office 
Desks 
Furniture. 
Carpets, 
Rugs,  etc. 


Wabash  Ave .  and  Adams  St . 


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Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  nionth. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


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Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  |1ardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

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QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MUKPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


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workmen  are 
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and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


tias  Fire  A.8ADraDoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Idb.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York  . 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  B.  Cor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Bta. 
"elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAI^AIilii:  STKKKT. 

CHICAGO  I1.L.1NOI8 

Telephone  Main  1353. 


A.  fl.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.    Challenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs,] 
letc. 


n  Folding  Beds. 

U6SKS  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.AndrewE&Go.,  215  Wabash  Av, 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


UFFICB  AKD  WOBKiS, 
15th  mtreet  and  Ashland  A-venne. 
Chlcaero,  111. 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Boom  1749  Ularqaette  Bide,      W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 

CHICA-OO 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  Co. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbane  G.  Hoynb 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JAIwIES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Office,  97  Washington  Si. 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Ageuu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  JCarnishecl' 


B.  E.  BBOWNEIiIi, 
Preet. 


E.  H  OB0S8, 
Vios-Prest. 


GE}.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy .  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements. 

manufacturers 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Hhicago. 


Telephone,  MsiQ  44. 


Qhicago. 


WM.  F.  TEUFEIi.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONT  SOHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 

NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIN^IE  STREET,  COR  CLARK- 


Chicag:o 

^  Directory 
Compaijy 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Olark,  e».  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIEECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 


CHICAaO  DIBECT0B7  COUFANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts,,  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $3.00  and  $3.00. 


file  of  the  latest  Sireoto  iee  of  all  It  e  other  large    (tee  can  be 
toi^iid  at  oor  office  for  nee  of  the  pnbll* 


^^■c  /rT^rS^'N 


CHICAGO,  APRIL  27,  1895. 


A  WEEKL.Y  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTBO  TO  KEAL  ESTATE.  WESTBRN  SBCUKITIBS,  BUIUDINB  AND  THE  RECOUPS 


C)FF  Ci£  163  AND  165  WAsniNO'JON  St.- 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT<feCo, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR     ^y^Lys  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBGE  I„  WABNEB. 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.,  d  — 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Snoceedfng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1867. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

fgal  Qtate,  [oaii 

and  fTinandal  P^^znU. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Besidents. 


lOO 

"Wasliiiagton  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFFA  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

TSoB.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 

The  Investmeiit  of  Money  In  Good  Pecnrltles  a  Specialty.  Flrat 
Mortsages  on  Eeal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3, 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEEe. 


D. OOLBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.  Weeks  &  Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


Speci' 1  alten'ioii  givea  to 

Taxes  and  Assesements. 


(gicagfo. 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938  »tock  Exchanee  Bnildine, 
8.  W.  Cor.  L.a  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  securi  y 
Apply  to 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  -  Estate  ■■  and  ■■  MM, 

Real  Estate  bought,  and  sold  especially  in  tbenortt> 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

^4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,(S- 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


J.H.  l49L'aSalleSt 


MAJOR  1 
BLOCK  i 


A.  O  .  SliAtJGHIEB  . 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/aortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

I3S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  IV.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  a5o,  OHIOAQO. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  GBEfiN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI8HBUBN. 
KANDOIiPH  E.  FIPHBUBN, 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  cities. 

Mortgage  Loans 

114  I.a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Clark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879.  Telephone  Main  3174 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

ta-7  A^^t^iiSS^''^      »^  Branch  Office 

I  87  &  1  89  Dearborn  St.  Oalnmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  iV  La  Salle  Street 

Members  N.  Y.  stncfe  Exch.iDge.   Members  OhicagD  Btrck  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bonght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TECE  PHONE  1416. 

PROPERTY  IN  GIGERO 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  27,  1895. 


W,  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.or©  .  Tracts  ■  Fu.rolia.seca. 

Or  SabdlTided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  roanufact'rs  of 

CARPENTERS'  MeyLDINSS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

■yaults 

113  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICAerO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$3. CO  to  teo.ou  per  annnm 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94-  La  Salle  Street, 


N.  W.  Orr. 


Branch  Olline, 
t£90  R,  55  istreet. 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    S3  AMO    66     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets j 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Cc, 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^ 


F:isci&  B.  ?$~=body 


Jas.  L.  Hcughteling 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
>3j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  (g< 

C.  H.  EULE TTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Hrancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo^a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•31      BANKERS.  ^ 


'o:- 


Koaor    J  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans 
Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Ualn  268.  CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA.  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


Meclifiiiics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling   with  this 

•  office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 

•  against  loss.    All  required 

•  information  given  at  office. 

•  Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYIWAN  Jr.  &  CO.. 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  lUhin  112.  Clr|icag"0,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo.  Sobneideb,  President. 
Waltkb  L.  Peoe,  V1o«  President. 
*Vm,  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henes  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
a^BV  B.  Kent,  2d  Asst.  Osshier, 


CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BABNBS  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  p>birh, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  .ND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  est  les 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO . 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MA^TUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
nth  Ftonr  Mastonic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Heaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Oarrent  Rates' 

120  L&SALLE  STBE£T 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Hii  Hartforil  9ail<tfn«. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively, 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

ANU 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCWSPAPE 

DEVOTED  Tt/ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 

WESTERN  SECURITIES  ^ 

BUILDING  ^ 
AND  THE  RECORDS. 

t 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and  s 

other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate  \ 
carefully  compiled. 


■<lCrX>-THE- 

-1  F{eal  ^st:al:e|Buildi7(5  Jotirpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

^CHICAGO. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


Showing  In  Advance 
Building  and  real  estatk 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALCS 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


i 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  J7 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  APRIL  27,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTJEANOE  PLAOfiD. 


E.W.ZANDERcfeCO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V,  ' 

Ravenswood.  v^-LLlC6lgf 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  Si. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Ageni,  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/aoney  LaanBd  Withoat  CommissiDn 

•Si  On  improved  city  property  and 
■31  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A,  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  ant! 

IN  SUR^NOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Sireet. 

MEMBER  OF  UIVOERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washlneton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1SS4. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FIlSr^NOIA^L  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S,  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  estate  and  LOANS 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans   arid    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Talerhone  Harrison  6  9    409-411  ROOKERY  BLD&. 


H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEI=TEB     O.  H.  PUSOHEOK.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI3TBB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTESMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


HOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


M  owREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

9C4  stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAGO. 

^"Bvaneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


P.  J.  80BBEINEB 


FBANK  BIEDIiE, 

FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  H^ontli  664, 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  aold .  Rents  Ojllected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Kiven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  D0LE8B.  /.  H.  SHBPAR1> 

BSTABLISHBD  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

"  PAVING  rcitRACfORS," 


MASCrAOTTTBUBS  AND  DXAIiBBS  IN 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz, 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  IN2URPDE,  LOpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T,  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBJIL  SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Hartford  BIdg.  chicaco- 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i3o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
315  DEARBORN  ST. 


Ch-icagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  §  LOANS, 


Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Building, 
Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on '-^proved  City  Property,  interets  orNor- 
9e  idents  Attendeid  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLON.Y  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Ulaln  3733. 


162  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

TELEPHONE  No.  1M9. 


OHIOAQCi 


Particular  attention  paid  to  Macadam  Boada,  j^Tiveg,  Bonle 
Tarda  and  Boada  In  new  SabdlTlaloni. 


HTimbaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 
reazj  estate, 

Bcom  il  Merchants  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  so 

8.  E.  Cor.  California  4  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.  CHIOiQt 


388  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  April  21,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


:o:- 


BETISKD  AND  OOBKEOTED  EVBBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BB 

MASSED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NTIMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADVEBTI8BD  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNBB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBEBS  IS  QIYEN. 


EEiL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


220 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  bailding,  lot  25  z 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5628,  honse  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
f  1,530  cash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  ll-room  brick  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoenues  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  boade  of  lo  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei,-;hborhood .     W  8  .  $7,500  and  i  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  .   $  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  bnildiog  in  first- 
class  order;  rcDtal  |32;  |350  cash     C  18  $  3,350 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  hoase. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Champlain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13..$  700 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  tots  will  sell  at  prices  'chat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000,  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incnmbrance  of  $8,900  in  bailding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22}^xl00.  Rll  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory ,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  Rll.  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hay  den, 
Abel  Bailding,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,modern, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  ll-room  briok  house.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10-room  brick  bouse.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooii\8,  brick  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16.  $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64tb  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,600 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  borne.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.     F13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  60  x  130,  per  ft.  F  13  $  62.50 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Prond- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-etory,  granite,  6  and  6 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13  $  7,260 

Fifth  av,  near  36ih  st,  new,  2-8tory  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15....   $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Co  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  *ront 

foot.    P  4   $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bHrgain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  14<  xlOi',  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  fuot.  P  4  ..$  '20'i 
Cor  60z  20,  bai gain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 


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Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 
P  4  $ 

Cor  lOOxlOO,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4    $  300 

Forty-fifth  st.nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  lO-room  brown  stone.  F  13.$  8,8(  0 
Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.  B  16....$  6,000 
Forty-seventh  et,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$ 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Forty-seventh  st.  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $ 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  44tb  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition;  terms  easy.  F13.  .$21,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  45ih  ^t,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  o  f  25  to  1(0  x  150,  price 

perfect.    F  13  $ 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  tt  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W  8  $ 

Groveland  av,  neac  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .$ 

Groveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 

buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 

to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  tine. 

Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  <fc  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  60th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 

south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 

Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  brick  house.  B  16. $10,000 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  r.9th  e-t,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  16.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $ 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13....$ 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  $ 

Indiana  av,  near  53d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    F  13  $ 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.50 

Indiana  av,  oor  68th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $ 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hout'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,nc>ar47th  8t,10-room  stone  hoase. B  15,$10,0C0 
Kenwood  district, — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  16. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40tb  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  &t,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  80 

Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  9C0 

Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13  , ...  $  760 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  honse.  B  15.$20,0f'0 
Madison  av,  cor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  

Madison  av,  near  67th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  15. . 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot 

F  13  

May  st,  near  68th,  paved,  price  per  foot.  F  13  . 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15. . 
McOhesney  av,  near  65th  et,  price  per  foot.    F  13 

Merrill  av,  near  76th  st,  50  tots.     F  13  

Michigan  av,near  6l8t  st,12-room  briok  house. B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15., $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  ats,w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot,    W8  $ 

Michigan  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .$ 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  at,  60  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $ 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     Ml  $ 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$ 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 

front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 

will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15..  .$16,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15...,$  6,000 
Monroe  av,  near  54th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13   $  676 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Ninety-fifih  st,  200  ft  west  of  Yates  hv,  a  f  25x164, 

cheap.  Price  is  $550;  o&tli  $o5i,  balance  in 


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9,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

monthly  payments  of  $7.00  each.  Notes  are 
held  by  Mr  S  E  Gross,  and  can  be  transferred 
to  the  buyer.  Yates  av  is  marked  on  some 
maps  as  Juniata  av.  Address  Clinton  W  Bakeb, 
37  W  Sunbury  st,  Shamokin,  Pa. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  bouse .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  ..$  8,600 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  bailding  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cot  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Oom- 
mi'^sion  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  60x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  50  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  61st  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  2734  ^  125,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-8tory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Schelt  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13   $  300 

Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  65 

Seventy  fifth st,n  e  oor  Coles,  price  perfect.  F13.$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  80 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  l?0xl25.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Bailding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,800 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,500 

Sixty  first  St.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roome.stone.B  15. $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-room  frame.    B16..  $10,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms.  M  1. .  .$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  460 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.60 
Sixty  third  st.  near  Loomis,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fourth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,   price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  55 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    815  $  4,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  125 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.50 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  260 

State  st.  Cur  near  67th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  69th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13....$  30 
St  Lawrence  av.  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  700 
Sooth  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  briok  hoase. 

B  15  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    O  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  cor  6l8t,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  fiaieh,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av.cor  47th  st,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  16 ...  $  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  46th  st,  S-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  26x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  126 

Vincennes  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  60x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  ....  $  166 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117)      P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 


April  27,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.  B  16 . . . .  $16,000 
Wabash  av,  near  64tb  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  16. .  .|23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,200 

Wabash  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  f  97.50 

Wabash  av,  cor  near  59th  st,  S-story  briok,  6  reom, 

lot  50x180;  cor  and  all.    M  1  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

8  13    $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figare.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n  ar  12th  st,   2-atory  briok  building^ 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  60x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  hoase 

B  16  $  9,P00 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Bailding,  Saite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

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Wentworth  av,  cor  56th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.    M  1.$  66 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawu  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  honse. 

B  16  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $26,000 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  150 
W  /odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.  Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88tb,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  25  ft,  price  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Orove  av,  50  f  t .    W  8 ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  f t .    W  8  $  f  ,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  soath  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Borling  st,  near  Fallerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.    W8  $  5,400 

Olark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-story  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  bnildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.Alance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath; years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }^  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37%  't>  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne>r  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8.    ..$13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
eleotric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
■  western  University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  By,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.   B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blofT,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  76  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
frnit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
honse,  bnilt  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnilt  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d^>cay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^ouso 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-plaee  in  teoeption  hall 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets  60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minntes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
plaoe  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  eapy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $86,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W  8    $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $  6,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900^  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufiQoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lijoyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner.  75x123}^.     A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  e  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-{-story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avs,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x126  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, ILake  View,  48  ft 
snb-Iots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  60  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  boilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  sobnrb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  fir^t- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  60x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  60  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
honse,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.  $1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park- -New,  modern  steam- 
heated  risidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.     W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  11    $15,000 

Adams  st,  rnnniog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Anstin  and  Linden  Park  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  par- 


REAL  EaTATE  FOR  SALE. 

chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  8,  No  16,  lot  26^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
B  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  briok  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899,  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  aVy  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
ai^^^f^t  (34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  )    -..  ' 
size  of  ot  ^  29  3-lOxlOO  \  \  35x128  [  ^'"^  ^'^^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  leBS  tlmn  hooaes  cost  to  bp-M.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  oor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  oor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  SheflBeld  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  a  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  partionlars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  prioe  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  fe.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  eaoh,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year,    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    Rll  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  B  11 .  $31,000 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  briok  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25xli2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  gq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11.  $10,000 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  prioe  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
eaoh.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11  $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tne  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  t»kf> 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sob-division,  lots  16  to  28. 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  29,  $250;  lots  31  to  41, 
inclusive,  $200  each;  lot  46,  $200;  lot47,  $225; 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  27,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


lots  1,  21,  25  and  48,  $225  each;  lots  2  to  23, 
26  to  47,  inolasive,  $175  eaoh;  lots  1,  23,  25  and 
48,  i225  eaoh;  lots  2  to  23,  26  to  47,  inolnsive, 
f  175  eaoh;  lots  12  and  47,  $225  eaoh;  lots  13  to 
28,  inolasive,  $2U0;  lots  29  and  3U,  $250  eaoh; 
lots  31  to  46,  inolasive,  $200  each.  K  11. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Natt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11  $] 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  briok 
flat  bailding;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $ 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $ 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8....$ 
Twelfth  st,  80  aores  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  prioe.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  ZSA 
Two  valuable  oorners  one  blook  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlf0.    W  8..$ 
Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  prioe  $11,000.    Want  a  residence 
nenr  Franoisoo  st.    Will  pot  in  oaph.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  fox  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Franoisco,  n  f  S^xlOO.  W  8,$ 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 
prioe  per  foot.    W8  $ 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $( 

Wiloox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 
residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$ 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  oash.  L  12.$ 


2,000 


6,250 
2,100 
6,500 


2,000 


7,000 
216 

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7,000 
2,960 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  exeellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioe 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaqain  County,  a  600-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisoo  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  prioe  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure' 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  aores  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  ppr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Franoisoo,  Cal, 

Calif otnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Franoisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern,  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  aores  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  aores 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  oost  $105,000.  30,000 
aores  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  |  g 

Florida  — Orange  (Jo.,  246  aores  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,ei'0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  hoase,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  |  3joO 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  aores  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress    (possibly    largest  and 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.60 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISCEIiliANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.    Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physioian.     One-half  oash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

lO.C^O  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,'  00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15.   

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No    5636],   to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-Btory  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    Hll  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(Nu  66o2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5lBt,  a  2-story  dwelltng  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 

stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2  $4,800 

Halsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  flats,  will 
pay  12^  to  improve.  Price  $21,600;  incumbrance  $7,200 
at  62.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  or  improved  and 
assume.  M  2. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  im- 
provements, price  $40,000,  Incumbrance  6J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  oash;  will  take  balance  in  other 
improved  property.    M  11. 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  of  Rock 
Island  R  R,  two  2-Btory  flat  buildings;  brick;  stone  front; 
hot  and  cold  water,  mantels  closets,  all  modern;  new 
and  well  built;  6  and  6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry, 
etc;  lots  25  x  149  each;  facing  south.  Prioe  $16,000. 
Encumbrance  $8,000  at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600 
due  in  a  year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside  property. 
Address  E  6,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-Btory  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.    W  15. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory  briok  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Ltuan, 
126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 
Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D12. 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  Bt,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  60x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    O  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x207,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Eenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  blook  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,600. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  briok  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,600,  balance  oash.    0  12. 

Clybourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  31}^  x 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,    as  houses  sell  quick. 

Address  W.  J.  Ldkbnb,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Paulina  f.t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 

per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 

Price  $10,000.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 

$2,280.  Price  $22,600.  Will  take  vacant  and  oash.  H.  8. 

Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OAUFOBNIA. 

California — 30  aores  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmili, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

aEOBGIA . 

Georgia — 660-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olaae; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 

INDIANA. 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  P^btate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-olass  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  }^  ia 
Chicago  property,  balance  oash  and  mortgages.    B  I, 

KANSAS. 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
prioe  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  honse,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  lJ^-stor>. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance—  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    B  11. 

LAKE  UINNEIONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popnlation, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  oash  for  stock  of  goods . 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 

Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  first  olaBB 

at  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12, 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PARE. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  honse  and  born 
in  the  ▼icinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  9t 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  oflSoes  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  doyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  fl  it  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
oflBce  Linden  Park,    Open  Sunday. 


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PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  inoladed 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  oost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Bnren  at,  near  Deaplaines.  Address  R&D. 
Real  Estate  and  Bailding  Joornal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  olher  property,  clear;  will  assame 
incnmbranoe.   Address  A  12,  Exolasive  Agency  Bareaa. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality;  give  No, etc.    D  U  Rue  &  Oo,  58  N  Olinton 

st,  Ohioago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Cook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  basincHB  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  eqnit;.    F  12i 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office.  Mast  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


(too  I.ATB  to  0I<A88IFY.) 

Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

<t  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl:i6.    Lawler  &  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Taylor  st,  near  Centre  av,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <k  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Snocessors  to  Laoghenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room,  3  1     -    .     las  Olark.  Street 


MAS©NR  TEMPLE 

s  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised connmercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  SALE 

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and   94  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reai.  Estaib 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  FIB8T  M0BTQAGE8        ReAIj  EsTATB  BoUGHT, 

A  bpboialty.  Sold  and  Managed, 


CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Go. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Proprietors  of  Linscott's 
Ridgeland  Avenue  Subdivision. 

605  Stock  Cxclianse  Bulldinic,  -  Chicaso. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $7.3  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lakt. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  vvant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

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CMcap  Interior  Decoralini  Co. 

'Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments, 
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FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  gooda. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUcatlon. 
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C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
Loans. 


AND 


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Chicago  Real  Estate. 

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Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
^'  —  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  2  18  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANXTFACTURERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  403  Oliamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE  OK 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 
803  Rookery  Building,    -   Chicago,  111 . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jackson  st. 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  27.  1895. 


COMMERCE  AND  INDUSTRY. 


Domestic  trade  is  perhaps  l)est  gauged  by  reference 
to  some  of  the  less  necessary  commodities.  The  sta- 
ples are  always  in  demand,  though  people  are  not  al- 
ways able  to  buy  as  liberally  as  they  would.  But  the 
luxuries  are  the  most  fluctuating  of  all  things  known 
to  the  world  of  barter  and  sale.  Take  jewelry,  for 
example.  It  is  an  almost  unfailing  barometer  of 
prosperity  or  depression.  At  present  the  jewelry 
trade  is  lifeless,  and  if  we  are  to  judge  of  the  general 
condition  of  domestic  trade  from  this  fact  it  will  be 
impossible  to  speak  encouragingly. 

In  the  days  of  national  and  international  agitation 
the  subject  of  foreign  trade  is  always  of  interest. 
This  trade  gives  us  a  market  for  nearly  $1,000,000,000 
worth  of  our  surplus  products.  Our  exports— princi- 
pally agricultural  products-exceededthat  sum  in  1892, 
and  in  1894,  with  business  depression  at  its  lowest, 
mounted  to  over  $892,000,000.  Europe  is  our  chief 
buyer.  England  alone  bought  last  year  grain,  cotton 
and  other  agricultural  products  valued  at  over  $431,- 
000,000,  or  nearly  50  percent  of  our  entire  exports. 
Germany,  our  next  best  customer,  bought  from  us 
to  the  amount  of  over  $92,000,000.  Then  came 
France,  Holland  and  Belgium  in  the  order  named, 
with  a  total  of  over  $127,000,000.  To  the  Ave  coun- 
tries named  we  sold  76  per  cent  of  our  total  exports 
last  year.  They  are  also  the  principal  buyers  of  our 
bonds  and  stocks. 

Outside  of  Europe  the  largest  buyer  of  American 
goods  is  Canada.  Our  exports  to  Canada  in  the  last 
flical  year  amounted  to  nearly  $5 3,000,000,  as  com- 
pared with  $134,000,000  to  all  other  countries  outside 
of  Europe.  Of  this  latter  amount  the  West  Indies 
and  Central  and  South  America  take  a  large  percent- 
age. 

During  the  last  two  years  our  exports  have  reached 
the  lowest  figure  known  for  a  long  teme.  Tbis  has 
been  the  cause  of  much  of  our  local  depression.  But 
beginning  with  the  present  calendar  year  there  is  a 
marked  improvement.  Our  exports  of  domestic 
merchandise,  not  including  coin,  amounted  in  the 
first  quarter  of  1895  to  $199,086,089,  as  compared  with 
$211,990,144  in  the  first  three  months  of  i694.  This 
would  seem  to  be  a  loss  of  about  $13,000,000,  but  it 
must  be  remembered  that  exports  were  heavier  last 
year  than  in  the  corresponding  period  of  any  preced- 
ing year.with  but  one  exception.  While  our  exports 
this  year  have  not  quite  come  up  to  last  year's  fig- 
ures,  they  are  18.000,000  ahead  of  the  record  we  made 
in  the  fiist  quarter  of  1893,  before  the  panic  had 
fairly  set  in.  As  compared  with  last  year  the  im- 
provement is  negative,  to  be  sure,  but  it  is  none  the 
less  an  actual  advance  .over  recent  results.  It  indi- 
cates an  increased  buying  ability  on  the  part  of  for- 
eign countries,  which  is  the  necessary  precedent  of 
any  permanent  gain  in  genuine  prosperity  not  only 
of  this  country  but  of  the  entire  world. 

The  proposition  advanced  by  the  Journal  last 
week,  that  with  the  competition  of  Asiatic  countries 
in  manufactures  the  industrial  interests  of  England 
and  America  would  be  sure  to  suffer,  has  been  taken 
up  by  other  papers  and  is  being  discussed  at  consider- 
able length.  The  matter  is  of  great  importance.  The 
commonest  reports  are  to  the  effect  that  the  abund- 
ance and  cheapness  of  human  labor  in  Asia  which  is 
beginning  to  be  utilized  in  manufacturing  is  causing 
alarm  to  the  cotton  mill  owners  of  England  and 
America.   The  fall  of  silver  relatively  to  gold  has. 


it  appears,  greatly  reduced  the  wages  paid  in  the  east 
in  silver  as  compared  with  the  wages  still  paid  in 
Europe  in  gold,  or,  in  other  words,  wages  in  Europe 
have  practically  risen,  while  wages  in  Asia  have  re- 
mained stationary.  The  Hindoo  laborer  gets  no  more 
rupees  than  he  did  twenty  years  ago,  the  Chinese  no 
more  dollars,  the  Japanese  no  more  yen,  says  an  Eng- 
lish writer,  but  the  European  laborer  gets  as  many 
shillings  or  francs  or  marks  as  he  ever  did,  and  even 
more,  so  that  while  the  goods  the  Asiatic  makes  sell 
at  the  same  price  as  European  goods  of  a  similar 
character,  they  actually  cost  only  about  half  as  much. 
Hence  cotton  mills  are  opening  up  in  India,  China 
and  Japan,  which  are  taking  the  market  away  from 
the  mills  of  Europe,  and  the  same  stimulus  is  bring- 
ing into  activity  works  for  the  production  of  iron  and 
coal. 

There  are  only  two  methods  by  which  this  cheap 
competition  can  be  in  part  counteracted.  European 
manufacturers  must  either  improve  their  machinery 
or  reduce  their  wages,  or  do  both.  But  improved 
machinery  would  soon  find  its  way  to  Asia,  and  a  di- 
rect reduction  of  wages  would  be  bitterly  fought  by 
the  working  classes.  The  substitution  of  the  silver 
standard  for  the  gold  standard  would  partially  equal- 
ize the  industrial  Conditions  of  the  two  hemispheres, 
but  this  again  would  bear  most  heavily  on  the  work- 
ing classes  by  depreciating  the  purchasing  power  of 
the  money  in  which  wages  are  paid.  Viewed  in  what- 
ever light  it  may  be  the  competition  of  Asia  in  the 
industrial  world  is  likely  to  have  but  one  effect  and 
that  is  to  reduce  the  wages  of  our  workmen.  One 
element,  however,  has  not  been  considered  by  other 
writers.  It  is  the  low  price  of  Asiatic  labor,  which 
was  shown  in  these  columns  last  week  to  be  only 
about  ten  cents  a  day.  Can  the  English  and  Ameri- 
can workman  exist  on  anything  like  this  paltry 
stinend? 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINB3. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Apr.  20,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


WEEK  ENDINQ 

WEEK  ENDING 

Per- 

APB.  20,  1896. 

APB.  20,  1894 

oen 

tagee 

Inc. 

Dec. 

New  Tork .... 

1  505,227,671 

$  497,183,628 

1 

6 

67,778,143 

84,811,804 

20.1 

83,871,118 

67,227,371 

32 

1 

Philadelphia.. 

63,683,199 

64,925,893 

2.0 

St.  LoniB.  .  . 

24.443,707 

22,411,966 

8. 

9 

San  Franoisoo. 

13,524,780 

14,727.491 

8.1 

Baltimore  .... 

12,620,443 

14,161,7C0 

10.7 

Pittsbnrgh  

14,824,029 

15,486,107 

3.9 

Oinoinnati .... 

12,708,660 

12,843,350 

1.0 

Kansas  City  . . 

10,020,074 

9,751,356 

2. 

7 

New  Orleans  . . 

9.152,372 

7,908,544 

15. 

8 

Buffalo   .. 

3,688,849 

3,745,964 

1.6 

Milwaukee. . . . 

3,994,200 

4,340,124 

8.0 

6,065,121 

6,252,097 

18.9 

Loni8vill# .  . .. 

5,558,738 

5.970,069 

7.0 

Minneapolis  . , 

4,698,340 

4,614,599 

4. 

0 

3,369,180 

5,378.782 

37.0 

Providence  . . . 

5.308,700 

4,302,300 

23 

6 

Cleveland*  

6,985,437 

4.328.207 

38 

•6 

4,662,862 

3,658,114 

25. 

0 

3.918,708 

3,079,472 

27 

3 

2,611,730 

3,077,243 

15.0 

ludianapoliB. . 

4,607.109 

4,175,828 

7 

8 

Uolnmbos  .... 

3,368,900 

3,396,300 

1.1 

1,956,013 

1,916.412 

2 

0 

Biohmond  .... 

2,167,418 

2,327,776 

6.9 

Washington . . . 

1,832,181 

1,687,940 

8 

9 

2,138,912 

1,976,136 

8 

1 

St.  Joseph. . .. 

1,242,882 

1,432,964 

9.8 

1,934.470 

1.620,659 

27 

0 

Memphis   

1,607,315 

1,595,648 

No 

m 

Portland  Or.. 

1,010.509 

1,220,524 

14.5 

1,347,632 

1,362.962 

1 . 1 

New  Haven. . . 

1,331,248 

1.385,721 

4.2 

Savannah  .... 

1,988,187 

1,704,970 

16 

0 

Springfield. ... 

1,482,439 

1,061,743 

49 

0 

Worcester  

1,336,112 

1,220,200 

9 

0 

Portland  Me.. 

1,316,993 

960,118 

36 

4 

1.137,641 

1,111,636 

2 

3 

Fort  Worth*.. 

1,626,416 

1,187,658 

28 

9 

Waco  

2,186,063 

1,033,441 

111 

0 

Byraonse  .... 

976.617 

816,823 

19 

9 

Des  Moin«3. . . 

1,211,161 

1,058,180 

14 

4 

Grand  Kd^jids 

813,171 

744,560 

1) 

6 

402,782 

656,214 

27.8 

626,675 

513,884 

21 

8 

Wilmington  Del  738,711  805,736  8.7 

Norfolk   941.722  1,106,660  16.0 

Sioax  Oity...  608,678  706,222  28.6 

Lob  Angeles..  1,140,884  956,242  19.5 

Taooma.   684,807  566,480  8.1 

Saginaw   367,652  263,750  39.6 

Spokane   360,134  243,837  47.0 

Jacksonville..  335,300  362,635  7.7 

Lincoln,  Neb.  349,630  422,600  7.3 

New  Bedford..  490,366  325,177  60.8 

Wichita   492,691  617,366  4.8 

Birmingham..  413,798  342,028  20.7 

Topeka   484.248  457,977  6.9 

Lexington,  Ey.  318,930  335,738  5.3 

Binghampton,  373,000  329,000  13.4 

Bay  Oity*...  271,676  311,644  13.0 

Fall  River*..,  782.578  676,900  16.4 

Akron*   222,141  194.428  14.0 

Springfield*..  191,360  170,948  11.7 

Canton*   212,300  160,000  32.3 

Siooi  Falls*.  61,430  123,987  60.8 

Fremont*   66.868  83,ir6  32.6 

Hastings*   64,306  82,001  21.0 

Chattanooga*.  236,000  222,000  5.8 

Fargo*   134,646  111,646  2.7 

Nashville*....  1,060,199  1,020,887  2.8 

Galveston*...  4,617,280  4,254,976  8.4 

SaltLakeOity.  1,311.800  1,378,330  4.8 

Rookford   237.338  No  retnros 

Helena*   461,783  " 

Scran  ton   744,706  " 

Kalamazoo*.  255,621  '  " 

Little  Rook*..  376,604  " 

Total,  U.S.     $  918,274,551    |  909,889,815  1.3 
Cities  Excldg  N.  Y.   413,046.880  412,706,287 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)        $  8,813,624    |1C,751,143  17.7 

Toronto        "             4,214.834        4,884.982  13.7 

Halifax,      "                894,294          989,342  9.6 

Hamilton*  "  .              679,643           619,299  6.4 

Winnipeg.  ''  .             631,065           760,130  26.9 

Total,  Can....      |16,133,370     $17,244,766  15.9 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

(irBBS  ENDING  WEBK  BNDINO  PEBOENT- 
AFB.  20,  1896.      APB  20,  1894.  AGE. 

New  Engl'd  States  $  98,E02,242  $  78,912,926  24.8 

Middle           "  590,120,997  683,848,777  1.0 

Soarhern         "  41,741,016  39,012,227      6  9 

Western          "  38,693,608  38,045,149  1.7 

Northwestern  "  87,762,510  107,564,463  18.5 

Sonthwestern  "  38,290,917  37,188,163  2.9 

Far  Western    "  21,429,209  23.169,304  7.3 

$  916,510,498   $  907,731,009 
*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  total  is  still  below  the  million  mark,  but  it  is 
increasing  slowly  and  shows  a  gain  this  week  over  the 
corresponding  week  a  year  ago.  It  is  enough  to  say 
that  the  volume  of  business  is  holding  its  own.  If 
the  advance  in  prices  is  to  be  taken  into  considera- 
tion there  is  a  distinct  and  positive  gain.  But  is  is 
necessary  to  keep  in  minu  the  fact  that  the  increased 
volume  of  trade  of  the  last  few  weeks  has  been  due 
chiefly  to  advancing  prices,  which  may  make  the 
totals  larger,  without  indicating  an  actual  increase 
in  transactions.  If  these  higher  prices  can  be  main- 
tained there  will  be  a  corresponding  advance  in  gen- 
eral prosperity,  for  the  ills  of  the  day  have  been  caused 
very  largely  by  low  prices. 

Reliable  authorities  profess  to  believe  that  there 
will  be  no  reaction,  for  a  long  time  at  least,  from  the 
general  advance  in  prices.  Wheat,  corn  and  cotton 
are  still  advancing.  Dry  goods  cost  more  now  than 
they  did  a  week  ago.  Iron  has  moved  up  a  little. 
Whatever  declines  may  come  will  probably  be  in  the 
speculative  markets,  like  the  recent  fall  of  petro- 
leum, which  had  been  inordinately  boomed  under 
stock  exchange  excitement.  The  low  prices  of  the 
panic,  which  prevailed  up  to  three  months  ago,  are 
not  expected  to  return  for  a  long  time.  This  is  the 
optimistic  view. 

The  Financial  Chronicle  reports  an  increase  of  2.33 
percent  in  the  receipts  of  81  railroads  in  the  first 
week  of  April.  For  the  second  week  only  45  lines  re- 
ported and  the  showing  is  not  quite  so  favorable. 
Among  the  roads  which  show  good  increases  are  the 
Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern,  the  Big  Four  and 
the  Clover  Leaf.  The  Wabash  made  an  increase  of 
$17,000  in  the  second  week  of  this  month  and  the 
Southwestern  lines  report  big  gains,  as  usual. 

The  recent  silver  agitation  does  not  seem  to  have 
affected  our  securities  abroad,  but  it  must  be  ad- 


April  27,  ma 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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mitced  that  President  Cleveland's  Chicago  letter  on 
'  sound  money"  has  strengthened  the  London  market 
for  American  securities.  They  are  advancing  in  price 
and  are  more  in  demand  than  they  have  been  here- 
tofore for  many  months.  The  conservatism  of  the 
present  administration  is  well  calculated  to  counter- 
weight the  extremists  in  finance  and  foreign  affairs, 
and  is  better  appreciated  abroad  than  in  this  coun- 
try. President  Andrews,  of  Brown  University  sug- 
gests that  it  is  of  the  utmost  importance  at  the  pres- 
ent time  for  the  United  States  to  refuse  independent 
support  to  silver  coinage,  because  England  will  then 
see  the  necessity  for  some  such  action  on  her  part, 
whereas,  should  this  country  show  a  disposition  to 
carry  the  burden  of  silver  alone,  England  and  Ger- 
many would  quite  likely  be  very  willing  to  have  us 
do  so.  In  last  week's  issue  of  the  Journal  it  was 
clearly  shown  that  England  cannot  maintain  her  in- 
dustrial supremacy  on  a  gold  basis. 

Foreign  exchange  is  high,  but  not  higher  than  it 
has  been  of  late  The  price  of  London  sterling  ex- 
change in  New  York  is  4.88i  for  sixty  days  and  4.89i 
for  sight.  Such  rates  are  high  enough  to  encourage 
gold  exports,  but  these  have  been  prevented  by  the 
syndicate  since  the  last  bond  issue.  When  the  regu- 
lar supply  of  bills  of  exchange  is  exhausted,  the  syn- 
dicate furnishe?  ail  that  are  needed  at  the  top  of  the 
market  until  sellers  enter  the  market.  It  then  re- 
tires and  waits  until  the  new  supply  is  exhausted  be- 
fore coming  out  again.  Exchange  prices  are  thus 
kept  up,  but  never  go  quite  high  enough  to  justify  a 
purchase  of  gold  for  shipment.  This  arrangement 
between  the  Government  and  the  syndicate  of  bank- 
ers expires  by  its  own  limitation  next  October. 
After  that,  the  deluge,  or  a  new  issue  of  gold  bonds. 


STRONBER  MARKET  FOR  SECURITIES. 


To  show  the  strength  of  leading  securities  on  the 
Chicago  Stock  Exchange  we  add  the  following  sales 
with  prices  for  Friday.  They  are  as  follows: 

SALES  ON  FIRST  CALL. 

50  West  Chicago  1181 250  Lake  St  L  acct....l3f 


34  do  119 

3u0  do  acct  1181 

150  do  2d  acct  119| 

100  do  2d  acct.. 119i 

50  do  2d  acct  11 

150  Alley  L  IJi 

100  do  2d  acct  Hi 

1  North  Chicago  270 

50  do  acct  L70i 

50  Lake  St  L  rsi 

50  do  131 

100  do  acct  13i 


60  do  2d  acct  13f 

40  Brewing  com  10 

i5  Brewing  pfd  27i 

10  Mil  Brewing  com  . .  10 
25  Mil  Brewing  pfd... 27i 

15  do  cash   i7i 

93  Strawboard  32i 

10  Street's   121 

110,000  Am  St'bd  68.,.. 90 
i9,000  Al'y  L  Ext  5s.,.. 43 
S1,000  Lake  St  re- 
ceipts  51 


LOCAL  STOCKS, 


Lake  street  Elevated  has  attracted  the  usual 
amount  of  attention  this  week.  The  Slaughter  re- 
organization plan  is  conceded  to  be  a  success  and  all 
that  the  reorganizers  are  now  waiting  for  is  to  let 
bondholders  who  are  still  out  come  in.  The  road  will 
soon  change  its  motive  power  to  electricity,  and  the 
long  delayed  down-town  extension  may  be  completed 
this  summer.  Taken  all  in  all,  prospects  are  brighter 
for  Lake  Street  than  they  have  been,  yet  the  stock 
does  not  rise.    It  sold  yesterday  at  13f . 

Metropolitan  '  L"  has  again  postponed  its  openinji 
and  West  Chicago  is  favorably  affected  by  the  an- 
nouncement. All  the  Yerkes  stocks  have  been  strong 
this  week.  West  Chicago  sold  in  small  lots  at  119; 
North  Chicago  was  scarce  at  270  to  271.  Speculators 
are  predicting  higher  prices.  Alley  "L"  sold  at  Hi. 
Metropolitan  is  stationary  at  21.  City  Eailway  was 
offered  at  330  and  315  was  bid.  It  is  said  that  but 
little  of  this  stuck  is  on  the  market  even  at  330.  City 
Railway  4i's  are  quoted  at  lOlJ;  West  Chicago  5's  at 
lOli;  West  Chicago  debenture  6's  at  101. 

The  industrial  stocks  have  been  strong  this  week. 
Diamond  Match  leads,  selling  yesterday  at  129i. 
Even  Strawboard  has  shown  a  disposition  to  rally. 
Early  In  the  week  Milwaukee  and  Chicago  Brewer- 
ies preferred  sold  at  25,  and  Brewing  and  Malting 
preferred  at  24f .  Later  the  former  brought  26i  and 
the  latter  2:i.  The  strength  was  due  la/gely  to  a 
prospect  of  settlement  of  the  beer  war.  Street's  Sta- 
ble Car  Co.  sold  at  12|,  and  New  York  Biscuit  at  58. 
The  other  industrials  were  featureless,  but  on  the 
whole  the  entire  list  was  strong. 


Brownsville,  Tex.— An  eleotion  will  be  held  on  May  7  to 
consider  a  bond  issne  of  $50,000  for  oonstruoting  two  iron 
bridges,  improving  county  roads,  etc.  Address  clerk  to 
Oonnty  Oommissioners. 

Minneapolis,  Minn,— The  Oity  Hall  and  Oonrthonse 
Oommissioners  decided  to  advertise  for  bids  on  1100,000 
worth  of  bonds,  series  1,351  to  1,450  inolnsiye,  under  date 
of  April  1.  If  the  board  thinks  necessary  it  will  advertise 
for  bids  on  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $(}00,000  more  in  the 
near  future. 

Nashville,  Tenn,— The  Funding  Committee  of  the  County 
Court  will  open  bids  May  1  at  Judge  O.  Ferriss'  office  for 
the  purchase  of  bonds  to  refund  outstanding  warrants. 
The  bonds  viill  run  twenty  years,  redeemable  by  the  county 
in  five  years.  Bids  will  be  askad  on  4,  il4  and  5  per  cent 
bonds. 


SALES  ON  SECOND  CALL. 

10  Street's  12f 

10  New  York  Biscuit  58 

5  Strawboard  32i 

10  International  Packing  com  8 

15  do   8 

200  Lake  Street  L  acct  131 

$•5,000  Gas  5's  92i 

50  Diamond  Match  2d  acct  129i 

$1  000  West  Chicago  deb  6's  lOH 

$500  do  loii 

10  Alley  L   

10  West  Chicago.  118} 

100  do  acct.  .1181 

100  North  Chicago  270i 

50  do  2d  acct  273 

50  Diamond  Match  acct  1281 

50  do  2d  acct  129| 

1000  Metropolitan  L  5's  70f 

1000  Gas  5's  ....92i 

CLOSING  PRICES. 

Bid, 

Strawboard  32i 

Canal  and  Dock  56 

Brewing  com  10 

Brewing  pfd  

Packing,  com  44f 

Packing,  pfd   5U 

City  Railway  315 

Alley  L   ui 

Lake  Street  L   13| 

Diamond  Match   ]28i 

Mil  Brew  Co   9^ 

Milwaukee  Brewing  Company  pfd   27 

North  Chicago  Street  Railway    270 

New  York  Biscuit   55i 

Street's  Car  Company   12 

West  Chicago  Street  Railway  118f 

Alley  L  5's   65 

Alley  L  ex  5's   43 

Board  of  Trade  5'8   102 

City  Railway  4Fs  lOli 

Gas  5's   92 

Consumers  Gas  Company  5's  

West  Chicago  5's  lOli 

West  Chicago  deb  6's  lOl 

The  above  sales  and  quotations  are  commented  on 
elsewhere  in  tliis  issue.  Although  real  estate  has 
been  dull  the  past  week  investments  in  other  lines 
are  not  dragging. 


Asked. 
33 
58 

m 


330 
Hi 
131 

129i 
JOi 
27i 
271 

13 
1181 


92i 
84 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week. 


EANZ  STCCE3.   Far  $loo 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. , . 

Atlas  National  

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank,. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  A  Malting  Co ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Co  68,1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  ..19X2 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  6b.  . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  1933 

Chicago  Oity  Ry  6-20  4>^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1906 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  681929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  69  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  63   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ... ,  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  6s, .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  63. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  63  ^WO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  41^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 


San  Jos,  Oal, — At  an  eleotion  held  in  San  Martin  School 
District  the  voters  decided  to  issue  bonds  tojthe  amount  of 
$5,000  for  the  erection  of  a  new  school  house. 

San  Antonio,  Tex. — The  Alamo  National  Bank  purchased 
$200,000  sewer  bonds  at  par  and  accrued  interest.  Of  the 
issue  of  f 5(  0,000  of  sewer  bonds  there  now  remains  nneold 
$200,001. 

ludianapolis,  Ind. — Bids  will  be  received  until  May  1  for 
the  purchase  of  $200,000  refunding  bonds.  The  bonds 
will  be  dated  July  1,  1895,  denomination  $1,000,  interest  4 
per  cent  principal  payable  in  twenty  years,  and  interest 
and  principal  payable  at  the  banking  house  of  Winslow, 
Lanier  &  Co.,  New  York.  Each  bid  must  be  accompanied 
by  a  certified  check.    P.  0.  Trisler,  City  Comptroller. 

Grand  Rapids,  Wis. — Bids  will  be  received  until  May  1 
for  the  purchase  of  the  following  bonds:  Wood  County, 
Nos.  1  to  3  inclusive,  of  $1,000  each,  payable  April  1,  1896; 
Kos,  4  to  6,  inclusive,  of  $1,000  each,  payable  April  1,  1897; 
Nos.  7  to  9,  inclusive,  of  $1,000  each,  payable  April  1, 
1899;  Nos.  13  to  15,  inclusive,  of  $1,000  each,  payable 
April  1,1900.  Interest,  6  percent.  A  check  of  $1,000 
must  accompany  each  bid.    Geo.  H.  Smith,  Chairman. 


W  Chi  St  B  R  l8t  M  58  

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  68 ... , 
W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  63. 

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  6  


1928 
1909 


Amonnt 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeked 

I  000  uon 

7!? 

y  107 

108»^ 

1  000  000 

6!E 

107}^ 

■f  120 

n  f\f\  All  A 

6^ 

116  • 

oUU  uuu 

12? 

t250 

"1  nun  f\(\f\ 
1  UUU  UUU 

1  f\a 

J275 

0  AAA  AAA 

I,  OUU  000 

6^ 

T127 

130 

1  000  000 

\2% 

isaU  000 

0% 

(TAA  f\f\f\ 

600  000 

G% 

125 

150 

6  000  000 

12% 

t269 

niB 

50U  000 

112 

■fllO 

1  OUU  OuU 

991^ 

Of\(\  e ,r\r\ 
dUU  UUU 

0% 

120 

145 

Hi  ouo 

10% 

£o\)  UUU 

•  •  • 

0  f\c\c\  r\t\f\ 
J  UUU  OOU 

10^ 

T360 

5UU  UUU 

6% 

|131 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

flOO 

500  000 

20% 

2  000  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

10% 

tl66 

1  000  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

12% 

t242 

■248 

750  000 

8% 

t230 

■240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

175 

1  000  000 

200  000 

"e'% 

500  000 

e% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

116 

500  000 

?00 

Amount 


$     350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'  d 
650  COO 
600  000 

75  000 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 

1  500  000 
500  000 

1  850  000 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  000 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


89«^ 

99M 

100 
tl06 
76 

66 
43 

lOlM 

109 
102^ 

t99 

TlOO 
TlCO 


Aeked 


92 
1[83U 

97M 
106 
100% 
lOSJi 

WVz 
102 
92 
102 
101% 
10134 

96}^ 


90% 
t90 

ioo 

102U 

■fioei 

81 

70 

102 

tl09i 

102>^ 

tso 

1(0 
tlOO 

tioli 


82% 
84 

99 

tl09 

uoM 

K  4 
t91 
104 

102% 
101  >t 
102 

100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Cal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co, , . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Obi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. , , 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"      Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R . . . . 

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pick  »;  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amount 
Oap  Stock. 


B  1  260  000 

6  000  000 
3  669  660 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  600  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£460  000 
£400  00( 


8^ 


6% 


8% 

10% 


12% 

"5% 
&% 
12% 
10% 


Bid 

Asked 

tn5 

M}4 

35}^ 

57 

59 

40 

50 

18 

7 

tio 

26% 

f27 

443^ 

45 

63 

64 

11 

319 

324 

160 

155 

128M 

128>^ 

13}^ 

13M 

9 

18 

21 

391  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  April  2*;,  18p5 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . . 

New  York  Bisonit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  B  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pnllman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 
u  «  pf^ 

Title  Qnarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co . . ,  

West  Div  Oity  Railway  -  

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 
£775  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 
10  000  000 
500  000 
6  500  000 
2  500  000 
18  000  000 
30  000  000 
4  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  600  000 
500  000 

1  250  000 
13  189  000 

2  250  000 


7% 

8M 

8% 

26^ 

27 

n 

20 

1% 

43M 

*»H 

55 

60 

t510 

teoo 

269^ 

270 

n 

115 

118 

25 

H 

tl54 

4^ 

13 

7% 

•fee 
Jo  6 

dU 

n 

10% 

35% 

1183^ 

1181^ 

■f66 

70 

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  32^  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.129 

Oal&ChiC&DCo  57>|  Lake  Street  Elevated. .13^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo   9      Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  9 

"  Pfd....  275^       "  "         Pfd.  27)^ 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  ..445|  N  Y  Biscuit  Co  65% 

"  "      Pfd. 51      N  Ohi  St  R  R  272% 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  72^  Street's  W  S  0  Line  . .  .12j| 

Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  11      W  Obi  St  R  R  . , ,     ...  1193^ 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  April  20,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
150  34 

2  35 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAIi  Sf  DOCK  00 . 

50...   56 

100— ao't  56 

CHI  AND  B  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 
32  11 

■■iO— aoot  11% 

NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  00. 
10  54 

60— ao't  54% 

50— ac't  56 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 

26   1271^ 

60— ao't   .121% 

50— ao't  127% 

NO.  CHI.BT.  B.  B.  CO. 

5  265 

50— ao't   265 

50— ac't  266% 

60— ao't  266 

60— ao't  266K 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B  B 
1  

46  

26  

6.,..'  

50  

100— ao't  133^ 

l.fiO- ao't  13ii 

50— ao't  13% 

200— ac't  13% 

W  CHI  8TBEET  B  B. 

25  

10  

22  

36  

50— ao't  

200— ac't.   

250— ao't  1163^ 

150— ao't  116% 

150— ao't  11631 

100— ao't  116% 

150- aoot  116% 

250— ac't  116^ 

60— ao't  117 


13M 
133^ 

13% 
13% 


.115% 

.115% 

.116 

.11634 

.116 

.1163^ 


Monday,  April  22,  1895. 


xAM,  STBAW  BOABD  GO. 

2  33 

48  33M 

OHI.  &  S.  a.  BAP.  THAN.  00. 

60  10% 

10  10% 

55  10% 

10  113^ 

50— ao't  113^ 

50— ao't  113^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

60  133^ 

30  13% 

1  13% 

1  14 

50— cash  133^ 

50— cash  

100— ao't  133I 

100— ao't  13% 

100— ao't  13% 

200— ao't  14 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100  268 

150— ao't  269 

60— ao't  269>^ 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  OO,  ILL. 
10  128 

ICO— ao't  128 

300— ao't  12834 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 
10  116% 

2  116% 

2  117% 

9— cash  117% 

50— aoct  1173^ 

150— ao't  117% 

350— ac't  117% 

650— ao't  118 

50— ac't  1183^ 

150— acot  118}4 

250— ao't  118% 


Tuesday,  April  23,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAZ  00. 

20  ,...118 

OHI.  CITY  b'x 

ft  308 

OHI.   &  N.  8H0BE  ST.  B'Y 

30  100 

OXNTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

20  48 

60  49 


NEW  TOBE  BISOUIT  OO  . 

100— ao't  54^ 

AM  BTBAW  BOABD 

5  BIH 

10  31% 

W.  OHI,  BTBBET  B.  B. 

150  1173^ 

6  117% 

*7  117% 


MO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

3  268 

50— ao't  267% 

50— ao't  2683i 

CHI  &  S.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

 10% 

10  

59  

100— ao't  

100— ao't  

250— ac't  


7  117% 

60— ao't  117% 

50— ao't  117% 

100— ao't  117% 

100— ac't  117% 

250— ao't  118 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 


.10% 

.11 

.10% 
.10% 

.11 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

11   12734 

60  127% 

6  128% 

200— ac't  128 

60— ac't  12834 

60— ac't  128% 


230 
175 
80 
88 
2 
6 


.13 
.13M 
.13% 
.133^ 
.13% 
.133^ 


cash  

60— ac't  13 

100— ao't  133^ 

200— ac't   .1334 

150— ao't  13% 

300— ac't  13J^. 

250— ac't  13% 

50— ac't  13% 


Wednesday,  April  24,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAT  CO. 

5  118 

CHI.  CITT  BAILWAY. 

67  320 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 
15  .54 

50  543^ 

NO  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  269 

60 — ao't  2T0 

CHI.  4s  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50  10% 

110  10% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

10  127% 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

1?0   32 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
12  13^ 

100— ao't   -133^ 

100— ao't  1334 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 


18. 
50. 


,128 
.128% 


10  

10  

10  

15  

20  

10  

50— ao't  

250— ac't  

250— ao't  

10)— ao't  1 

150— ao't  118% 

50— ao't  118% 

100— ac't....  118% 


.117% 

.lllH 

.117% 

.117% 

.117% 

.118 

.1183^ 

.11834 

.118% 


Thursday,  April  25,  1895. 


8TBEEES  S  W.   CAB  LINE. 

20  123^ 

OHI.  PAOK   &  PBOV.  00. 

10  44 

STBAW  BOABD  03. 


CHI.  &  S 

76  

50 — cash 
50— ao't . 


8.  BAP. 


AM. 

10... 

3... 

5... 
10... 
95... 
65... 


ST. 


.32J^ 
32% 
.33 


 333^ 

 343^ 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 
2  128 

15  128% 

10   12834 

60  12831 

150— ao't  12834 

60— ao't  1283^ 

60— ao't  128% 


xraN.  CO. 

 10% 

 10% 

 10% 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 
 1'^% 

 13 

 12% 

 1334 

150— ao't  12% 

40  0— ao't  13 

350— ao't  1334 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   B.  E. 
EO  11734 


LAKE 
30... 

65... 
30... 
60... 


2  

5  

2  

2  

5 — cash . 


NO.  CHI.   ST.   B.  B 

30  

10  

)  00— ao't  

100— ao't  

100— ac't  

50— ao't  


00. 

.268 
..26834 

.2681^ 
.269 

.2693^ 

.270 


 m]4 

 117% 

 117% 

 117% 

 117% 

50— acot  117% 

100— aoct  118 

50— ao't  118% 

50— ao't  118% 

300— aoct  118>^ 

450— ao't  llh% 

250— ao't  118% 

150— ac't  118% 


Friday,  April  26,  1895. 


CHI.  CITY  b'i. 

3  318 

1   319 

AM.    S  SAW  BOABD. 
5  34}^ 

100— ao't  35 

UHI.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

64  10% 

60  10% 

100— ao't  10% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

16  12834 

129   1283^ 

60— ao't  1283^ 

103— ao't  128% 

50— ao't  128% 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

70  269 

100— ac't  270 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

215  13 

673^— cash  12% 

650— ao't  12% 

100— ao't  13 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
10  11734 

5   1183^ 

1— cash  1173^ 

10?— ao't  II73I 

250— ao't  117% 

300— ao't  117% 

150— ao't  117% 


Wellsbnrg,  W.  Va. — Mayor  Geo.  W.  McCleary  has  issued 
his  proclamation,  in  which  it  is  deemed  expedient  to  issue 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $15,000  for  the  ereotion  of  a  new 
Oity  Building. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Some  improvement  is  noticeable  in  the  tone  of  the 
real  estate  market  this  weelt.  The  transactions 
which  have  gone  to  record  are  of  more  than  usual 
size  and  number  and  the  names  of  grantors  and 
grantees,  as  weU  as  the  character  of  the  sales,  give 
evidence  of  a  sincerity  which  is  sometimes  lacking. 
There  are  more  sales  and  less  trades  ;  more  genuine 
investments  and  less  transfers  for  appearance  only. 
Compared  with  New  York  and  other  cities  the  vol- 
ume of  Chicago  transfers  each  week  shows  a  very 
creditable  appreciation. 

The  renting  season  this  year  has  been  disappoint- 
ing thus  far.  There  have  been  fewer  changes  than 
usual,  most  tenants  being  content  to  remain  rather 
than  to  seek  other  'quarters.  The  present  low  rates 
are  thought  to  be  the  bottom  of  the  market,  and,  in 
fact,  there  is  now  no  further  competition  among 
landlords,  because  rents  are  so  low  that  they  can  not 
profitably  go  any  lower.  It  is  merely  a  question 
whether  it  is  better  to  rent  at  absurdly  low  figures 
or  let  property  stand  idle.  In  the  majority  of  in- 
stances owners  quite  asrealily  choose  the  latter  al- 
ternative. The  number  of  tenants,  however,  who 
will.hold  over  the  first  of  May  without  signing  new 
leases  will  be  larger  this  year  than  ever  before,  and 
there  will  be  more  changes  in  May  and  June  than 
have  been  usual.  Low  rentals  and  business  uncer- 
tainty demoralize  the  renting  market  as  well  as 
everything  else. 

EFFECT  OF  DEPRESSION  ON  BUILDING  ACTIVITY. 

A  falling  off  in  totals  of  building  projects  is  notice- 
able. This  is  to  be  expected  in  view  of  the  general 
stagnation  in  real  estate.  For  the  month  of  March 
the  total  estimated  cost  of  buildings  for  which  per- 
mits were  issued  in  Chicago  was  $3,200,000,  as  com- 
pared with  $4,000,000  in  March  1894.  During  the 
present  month  building  activity  has  been  more 
marked,  and  it  is  expected  that  the  April  total  will 
make  a  different  showing.  Transfers  have  not  fallen 
behind.  The  total  for  March  this  year  was  $11, 000,- 
000,  as  compared  with  $9,177,000  in  March,  1894. 
This  is  an  increase  of  9  percent  and  is  quite  in  keep- 
ing with  the  average  rate  of  increase  throughout 
the  country.  From  these  figures  we  may  conclude 
that  sales  of  real  estate  are  more  active  than  build- 
ing projects,  and  that  the  cause  of  the  prevailing 
dullness  is  rather  overbuilding  than  an  over  supply 
of  lots. 

A  NEVF  SUBDIVISION  IN  THE  NORTHWEST. 

.  The  transfer  for  thirty-eight  acres  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  Diversey  and  Korth  California  avenues  by 
W.  M.  Baker  to  R.  C.  Givins  has  gone  to  record  this 
week.  The  consideration  was  $125,000.  Mr.  Givins 
has  already  subdivided  the  property  and  will  place, 
it  on  the  market  at  once.  The  recent  extensions  of 
rapid  transit  lines  have  made  this  property  available. 
It  lies  within  easy  reach  of  Humboldt  Boulevard  and 
is  reached  by  the  Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railway, 
electric  cars  on  Milwaukee  and  Elston  avenues  and 
will  soon  be  accessible  by  the  Metropolitan  "L" 
extension. 

ANOTHER  world's  FAIR  HOTEL  SALE. 

Catherine  V.  Walte  has  sold  to  Fred  W.  Hollister. 
of  Saginaw,  Mich.,  the  Oglesby  Hotel  property  at  the 
northwest  corner  of  Oglesby  avenue  and  Sixty-first 
street.  The  property  is  100  by  177  feet  and  is  improved 
with  a  six-story  brick  building  which  was  used  as  a 
World's  Fair  hotel.  Mr.  Hollister  will  renovate  and 
improve  the  structure  by  the  expenditure  of  some- 
thing like  $10,000  and  will  conduct  it  as  a  flr&t-class 
apartment  hotel.  The  purchase  price  in  this  trans- 
action was  $113,000. 

INTEREST  BATES  ON  RECENT  REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

The  demand  for  money  continues  good,  but  securi- 
ties are  scrutinized  very  closely  before  loans  are 
passed.  The  Lehmann  estate  has  loaned  $26,000  at  5 
percent  for  a  term  of  five  years  to  Walter  Farwell 
and  others,  on  the  Farwell  House  property,  98  by  131  i 
feet,  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Halsted  and  Jackson 
streets,  improved  with  a  four-story  brick  structure. 
The  loan  is  only  about  one-fourth  the  valuation  of 


April  27,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


895 


the  property.  The  same  estate  has  loaned  to  Wil- 
liam Kent  $25,000  for  five  years  at  6  percent  on  l44i 
by  150  feet  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Grand  boule- 
vard and  Forty-ninth  street.  The  security  in  this  in- 
stance is  worth  $50,000. 

ANOTHER  ACRE  SALE  IN  THE  NORTHWESTERN 
TERRITORY. 

The  records  this  week  show  the  transfer  of  thirty- 
eight  acres  on  Montrose  boulevard,  660  feet  west  of 
North  Human  avenue,  by  the  estate  of  Squire  Taylor 
to  G.  T.  J.  Mamerow,  for  168,400.  The  deed  for  this 
sale  was  drawn  nearly  two  months  ago  but  some 
delay  was  experienced  in  perfecting  the  details.  The 
transaction  is  but  another  step  in  the  development 
of  a  rapidly  advancing  territory. 

A  sale  of  property  in  West  Pullman  for  a  considera- 
tion of  $35  000  appears  in  the  records  as  55  by  123  feet 
on  Halsted  street,at  the  northeast  corner  of  One  Hun- 
dred and  Twenty-flrst  street,  L.  D  Kneeland  to  E.  O. 
Asay.  It  was  but  a  few  years  ago  that  this  property 
was  entirely  undeveloped,  and  this  sale  is  a  striking 
example  of  the  marvelous  appreciation  of  Chicago 
property.   

EFFECTS   OF  DIRTY   STREETS  ON  RENTS. 


The  neglect  of  the  streets  by  the  city  authorities 
has  furnished  a  text  for  a  thousand  newspaper  articles 
and  many  sermons.  The  denunciation  of  the  party 
in  power  is  about  all  that  can  be  aocomplished  by 
these  criticisms.  They  are  read  and  taken  as  a  mat 
ter  of  course,  as  so  much  abuse  of  the  administration. 
But  the  Journal  would  view  it  in  a  business  light 
strictly.  Dirtj  streets,  like  "mud  roads"  in  the  coun- 
try, are  not  only  eye  sores,  but  are  looked  upon  as 
indications  of  coarsness,  meanness  and  a  backwood's 
state  of  civilization.  The  supposition  is  that  the 
people  who  reside  along  and  on  dirty  streets  and 
mud  roads  are  too  stingy  to  make  improvements,  and 
not  ovei-sensitive  on  the  subject  of  cleanliness  and 
appearances.  Such  an  inference  of  course  would 
often  do  an  injustice  to  residents  and  business  men 
who  strive  hard  to  clean  up  and  to  pay  their  taxes. 
Some  of  the  offices  in  the  best  buildings  in  Chicago 
are  unfit  for  use  or  habitation  on  account  of  the  dirt 
and  smoke  that  are  forced  in  through  every  crack  and 
crevice  by  the  wind.  Especially  is  this  the  case  with 
front  offices.  Even  as  high  up  as  the  twelfth  or  six- 
teenth stories  of  prominent  buildings  the  dirt  is  in- 
tolerable in  offices  fronting  on  main  streets.  An 
instance  might  be  given  where  tenants  prefer  back 
rooms  or  even  inside  rooms  on  account  of  the  dirt 
that  enters  through  every  crack  and  crevice.  People 
move  from  the  city  to  the  suburbs  on  this  account 
and  thousands  of  young  men  such  as  night  operators, 
newspaper  reporters  and  school  teachers  board  in  the 
city  but  sleep  in  the  suburbs.  In  front  of  the  stores 
opposite  Marshall  Field  &  Co's  retail  store,  on  State 
street,  the  dirt  and  filth  are  simply  horrible  at  all 
times  when  it  is  dry  and  the  wind  blows.  The  stores 
are  filled  with  the  dirt  from  the  streets  and  tenants 
are  making  serious  complaints  to  their  landlords. 
Imagine  confectionery  goods  thoroughly  covered  with 
the  filth  from  the  streets!  All  kinds  of  food  in  Chi- 
cago are  in  the  same  fix  and  we  thrive  and  grow  fat  in 
point  of  avordupoise  but  we  are  losing  our  grip  as  a 
modle  city  of  homes. 

The  Journal  does  not  desire  to  hurt  anybody's 
feelings  or  rent  roll,  but  our  word  for  it,  the  first 
spare  money  in  the  city  treasury  should  be  used  to 
clean  the  streets.  Pass  the  slot  machines  and  the 
gamblers  for  say  just  a  fortnight  till  we  catch  up. 
We  are  almost  choked  and  full  of,  not  prunes,  but 
something  worse. 


NOTICE  TO  REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

Real  estate  agents  and  others  who  have  decided  to 
move  on  the  first  of  May  together  with  those  who 
have  already  changed  location  are  requested  to  send 
in  their  proper  addresses  to  facilitate  the  completion 
of  a  Real  Estatu  Agents'  Directory,  and  to  insure 
prompt  delivery  of  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal.  Send  changes  to  the  old  office  163-165 
Washington  street. 


COSTLY  BUILDINBS  IN  OTHER  CITIES. 


three  structures  planned  to  cost  $2,000,000 

EACH. 

Chicago  and  New  York  are  not  to  outstrip  the 
cities  of  the  second  class  nor  of  those  of  the  third  or 
fourth  class,  as  will  be  seen  by  the  following  build- 
ing report  of  large  structures  planned  and  in  course 
of  construction. 

Mr.  Robt.  Goelet  a  New  York  millionaire  has 
plans  completed  by  Architect  August  S.  Wade 
of  Philadelphia  for  the  new  Hotel  Metropole. 
This  structure  will  rise  upon  the  grounds  of  the 
present  Empire  Theatre,  a  structure  only  three  years 
old,  and  shoulder  itself  with  itsbr)ther  hotel  also 
named  the  Empire,  thus  making  one  colossal  build- 
ing. The  new  structure  will  have  a  frontage  on 
South  Broad  street  of  99  feet  and  130  feet  on  Locust 
street,  rising  to  a  height  of  ten  stories.  Before  the 
fifteenth  of  March  all  contracts  were  signed  for  the 
superstructure,  which  are  to  be  strictly  on  a  fire 
proof  plan,  while  the  front  and  side  elevations  will 
be  treated  with  stone,  terra  cotta  trimmings  and 
red  brick.  Many  of  the  lesser  items  in  the  finish 
were  contracted  for  later.  The  hotel  will  be 
equipped  in  the  finest  manner  possible,  and  will  con- 
tain at  least  five  electric  elevators,  its  own  electric 
light  plant  and  freezing  machines.  Its  500  sleeping 
apartments,  parlors,  dining  rooms  and  offices  will  be 
upholstered  and  furnished  in  every  known  European 
st.yle,  within  the  limit  of  $2,000,000. 

Within  a  stone's  throw  to  the  South  on  the  oppo- 
site side  of  the  street,  will  be  erected  the  new  Horti- 
cultural Hall,  designed  by  Architect  Frank  Miley 
Day,  also  of  Philadelphia.  This  new  building, 
which  is  to  take  the  place  of  the  old  gloomy  one 
burned  down  two  years  ago,  will  be  of  classic  design 
with  a  facade  of  80  feet  by  200,  and  will,  with  the 
basement,  be  five  stories  high.  The  main  floor  will 
have  a  seating  capacity  for  1,100  persons,  the  second 
for  400  and  the  third  200.  This  will  be  built  of  brick 
and  terra  cotta,  with  roofing  of  tiles.  Leaded  glass, 
electric  wiring  and  lightning,  with  seats,  are  among 
the  items  for  which  contracts  have  just  been  let. 

The  Ellicot  Square  building  of  Buffalo  N.  Y.  is  to 
cost  $2,000,000.  Kidder  Peabody  &  Co.  wealthy  bank- 
ers believed  that  Buffalo  was  destined  to  be  one  of 
the  half  dozen  very  great  cities  of  the  United  States; 
that  EUicott  Square  was  the  best,  most  valuable  and 
most  available  large  piece  of  real  estate  in  Buffalo  ; 
that  a  building  could  be  erected  which  would  be  su- 
perior to  any  in  the  country  for  its  especial  purposes, 
and  that  the  men  interested  in  the  project  were 
among  Buffalo's  most  successful  men.  It  will  be, 
say  financial  and  architectural  experts,  the  only  big 
office  building  in  this  country  bounded  on  all  sides  by 
important  business  streets.  Not  even  in  New  York 
or  Chicago  is  there  an  office  building  with  total  front- 
age on  four  thoroughfares.  There  are  to  be  no  dead 
walls,  and  all  the  space  within  the  building,  except- 
ing corridors,  etc  ,  will  be  available  for  office  pur 
poses.  The  rentable  area  is  a  great  deal  larger  than 
is  the  rentable  space  in  any  other  large  building  in 
the  United  States.  There  is  to  be  an  interior  court 
110  by  70  feet.  Rooms  facing  the  court  will  be  just 
as  available  and  for  some  purposes  more  so  than 
those  facing  the  streets,  because  of  the  quiet  which 
will  prevail  on  the  court  sides.  These  are  a  few  of 
the  conditions  which  were  considered  by  the  finan- 
ciers who  were  interested  in  the  project,  a  few  of 
the  remarkable  advantages  which  led  them  to  in- 
vest $2,000,000  in  it." 

Broad  street  is  one  of  the  finest  in  Philadelphia, 
running  north  and  south  and  being  over  eighty  feet 
wide  and  nine  and  three  fourths  miles  in  length. 
The  costly  structure  of  the  city  hall  occupies  the  di- 
viding line;  and  this  takes  up  no  less  than  184,231 
square  feet  of  ground  space,  and  a  floor  space  of  four- 
teen acres.  Commenced  in  1874,  it  yet  remains  with 
an  uncovered  roof  to  its  tower,  a  monument  of  costli- 
ness, humbug  and  robbery.  Originally  planned  to 
cost  $6,000,000.  the  citizens  have  paid  out  over  $20,000,- 
000,  with  a  fair  prospect  of  having  it  reach  the  sum 
total  of  $30,000,000. 


The  architects  of  Philadelphia  have  been  asked  to 
enter  competition  for  a  new  eight-story  building  for 
the  Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication.  In  Camden, 
New  Jersey,  their  opposite  neighbor,  an  important 
structure  is  being  planned  for  an  extensive  sugar  re- 
finery. This  will  occupy  a  space  of  260x430  feet,  and 
with  its  equipment  of  the  most  approved  machinery, 
will  cost  between  two  and  three  million  dollars. 

Plans  of  other  costly  structures  to  be  built  in  1895 
-96  have  been  reported  from  time  to  time  in  the 
Journal,  but  all  of  the  costly  buildings  running  into 
the  millions  are  located  in  the  large  cities  in  the 
Eastern  and  Middle  States  and  in  Chicago.  A  Phila- 
delphia capitalist  writes  that  Eastern  capital  can 
find  "plenty  of  employment"  at  home. 


WASHINGTON   STREET    AS    A  BUSINESS 
CENTER. 


The  Banking  house  of  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.  removes 
to-day  to  the  main  floor  of  the  Equitable  Building  on 
the  southwest  corner  of  Washington  and  Dearbarn 
from  the  northeast  corner  of  same  streets,  where  they 
have  been  for  the  past  nine  years.  This  will  make 
the  Equitable  a  prominent  business  corner  with  E.  A. 
Cummings  &  Co.,  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.  and  Chandler 
&  Co.  as  prominent  tenants.  Besides  these  firms  who 
loan  large  amounts  of  money  on  Chicago  real  estate 
there  are  several  other  well-known  real  estate  firms 
in  the  building.  The  Portland  Block  on  the  south- 
east corner  has  besides  the  well-known  Arm  of  Had- 
dock, Vallette,  Rickcords  Co.,  who  deal  in  Ab. 
stracts  of  Title  and  Title  Guarantees;  there  is  also  a 
bank  on  the  main  floor.  The  removal  of  the  Title 
Guarantee  &  Trust  Co.  from  92  and  94  Washington 
street  to  the  new  Stock  Exchange  Building,  added 
much  to  the  La  Salle  street  corner  in  a  real  estate 
way,  while  their  old  quarters  were  partly  taken  po 
ssession  of  by  the  banking  and  real  estate  firm  of 
Hart  &  Frank  and  onr  well-known  and  favorite  real 
estate  man,  Robert  G.  Givins.  The  Chicago  Heights 
Land  Association  and  Dolese  &  Shepard  will  remove  to 
the  Teutonic  Building,  corner  of  Fifth  avenue  and 
Washington.  Besides  the  Northern  Trust  Compan's 
Bank  in  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  there  are  numer- 
ous small  banking  Arms  on  Washington  street  be- 
tween Dearborn  and  Fifth  avenue  and  a  large  num- 
ber of  prominent  and  well-to-do  real  estate  flrms. 
The  street  is  fully  up  to  its  old  standard  as  a  financial 
and  real  estate  centre.  The  well-known  real  estate 
house  of  HV.  D.  Kerfoot  &  Co.  is  an  old  landmark  in 
the  real  estate  world,  at  95  Washington  street. 

These  all  give  lustre  to  the  city  and  make  Wash- 
ington street  a  real  estate  and  banking  centre,  con- 
veniently situated  to  all  lines  of  transportation  con- 
verging in  the  centre  and  reaching  out  to  all  divisions 
of  the  city  and  all  the  leading  suburbs. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.  will  occupy  a  very  prominent 
position  and  will  have  a  handsomely  fitted  up  office 
exactly  suited  to  their  business. 


THE  SAFETY  DEPOSIT  VAULT  SCARE. 

A  series  of  robberies  in  a  safety  deposit  vault  in 
this  city  following  close  on  the  loss  of  Mrs.  Sexton 
were  reported  yesterday.  This  is  in  line  with  the 
Journal's  prediction  some  time  ago,  that  dishon- 
est vault  clerks  could  procure  keys  by  having  them 
made  to  fit  the  locks  and  "rob  a  box"  as  easily  as 
anything  else.  The  Hon.  Billy  Kent  should  call  up 
his  bill  which  was  tabled  or  pigeon-holed  a  few  weeks 
ago  at  Springfield.  If  $25,000,000  is  locked  up  in  safety 
deposit  vaults  in  Chicago,  as  Kent  claims,  it  is  about 
time  to  tax  the  depositors  or  the  proprietors  of  the 
vaults  on  their  hoarded  wealth.  The  amount  of 
money  deposited  each  time  by  a  depositor  might  be 
entered  in  a  book  so  as  to  show  the  amounts  depos- 
ited and  then  the  depositor  could  not  accuse  the 
officials  or  their  clerks  of  stealing  the  money.  After 
all,  it  will  be  found  that  there  is  no  better  or  safer 
way  than  to  leave  all  the  money  one  has  on  deposit 
with  a  first-class  bank  in  the  usual  way.  It  would 
not  be  stolen  half  as  quick  and  if  left  with  a  good 
bank  could  not  be  lost.  Other  valudbles  could  be 
left  in  the  safety  deposit  vaults. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  27,  1895. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Bada,  111.— The  citizens  have  voted  to  issne  |20,000  in 
bonds  for  water  sapply. 

Lincoln,  Neb. — The  proposition  to  issue  jail  bonds  was 
carried  by  a  small  majority. 

Flashinsr,  Mich. — The  city  voted  in  favor  of  issning 
120,000  water  and  light  bonds. 

Laarens,  Iowa. — The  citizens  will  soon  vote  on  the 
qaestlon  of  issning  water  snpply  bonds. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — A  new  issne  of  |50,000  refaiiding 
bonds  will  soon  be  advertised  for  sale. 

Yankton,  S.  D.— The  proposition  to  vote  f 12,000  school 
bonds  were  carried  by  a  majority  of  69. 

Boonville,  Mo.— The  question  of  voting  $6,000  5  per 
cent  bonds  was  carried  by  a  large  majority. 

Wilmington,  N.  0.— The  city  will  issue  |50,000  6  per 
cent  refunding  bonds.    S.  H.  Fishblake,  Mayor. 

Desplaines,  111. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  for  the 
issne  of  $7,000  water  snpply  bonds.  E.  0.  Soharfer, 
village  clerk. 

Perry,  O.  T. — The  Commissioners  of  Kay  County  have 
been  authorized  to  issue  $36,000  refnndiog  bonds.  The 
bonds  will  be  issued  immediately. 

Spokane,  Wash. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  Council  to 
provide  for  the  issne  of  $230,000  in  twenty  yea:  6  per 
cent  bonds  to  complete  the  water  works. 

Des  Moines,  Iowa. — The  Council  is  disoussing  the  mat- 
ter of  advertising  for  sale  $300,f  00  city  bonds. 

ShefiSeld.  III. — The  Oounoil  has  decided  to  put  in  a  $15,- 
000  water  system.    Bonds  will  be  issued 

Sumter,  S.C. — The  County  Board  will  readvertise  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  $15,000  10  years  6  per  cent  county 
bonds. 

Findlay,  Ohio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issne  of  improvement  bonds.  8.  P.  DeWolfe, 
Oay  Clerk. 

Boise  City,  Idaho. — Idaho  will  soon  issue  $100,000  of 
bonds,  $75,OOn  for  State  normal  schools,  and  $25,000  for 
insane  asylum. 

Omaha,  Neb.— The  Council  passed  a  resolution  to  fond 
$40,000  intersection  bonds  that  will  become  payable  in 
October  and  November. 

Reynoldsville,  Pa. — Jefferson  Cocnty  has  decided  to 
issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $24,000  for  school  building, 
to  be  erected  in  the  borough. 

Menominee,  Mich. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuing  $16,0'  0  in  bonds  to  cover  deficiencies  in 
the  school  and  sewer  funds. 

Austin,  Tex. — The  Mayor  recommends  an  election  to 
consider  issuing  $200,000  in  bonds  for  laying  additional 
pipe,  building  reservoir,  etc. 

Morristawn,  N.  J. — It  will  be  necessary  to  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $166,000  for  the  construction  of  the 
proposed  sewerage  system,  including  a  Sohn  Air  pressure 
pump. 

Burgettstown,  Pa. — At  the  special  election  held  at 
Burgettstown  to  vote  on  the  issne  of  bonds  for  the  erection 
of  a  new  sohooihonse,  the  vote  was  in  favor  the  issue  of 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $8,0C0. 

Pottstown,  Pa. — Pottstown  School  Board  has  decided  to 
issue  17,000  additional  bonds  at  5  per  cent  interest.  The 
bonded  indebtedness  of  the  district  is  now  $60,C00. 

Jacksonville,  Fla. — W.  N.  Coler  &  Co.  of  New  York  will 
now  sell  the  $1,000,000  Jacksonville  municipal  bonds. 
The  proceeds  of  their  sale  are  to  be  nsed  for  general  public 
improvements  here. 

Waverly,  Iowa. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  issuing  $80,000  in  bonds,  to  take  up  and  retire  bonds  of 
1870,  which  the  Supreme  Court  has  decided  must  be  paid 
by  the  city. 

Ouicago,  111. — The  Council  passed  an  ordinance  provid- 
ing for  the  issue  of  $2,761,OCO  per  cent  refunding 
bonds.  These  bonds  are  to  retire  expiring  sewer  bonds, 
river  improvement  bonds,  and  $l,485,OtiO  to  retire  the  7^ 
per  cent  water  bonds.  The  new  bonds  will  run  for  twenty 
years  from  July  1,  1895. 

Jeffersonville,  Ind. — Spitzer  &  Co.,  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  who 
recently  contracted  for  $60,000  worth  of  city  bonds,  issued 
to  redeem  outstandiDg  indebtedness  of  that  amonnt  draw- 
ing interest  at  the  rate  of  7  per  cent,  have  refused  to  take 
the  bonds  at  6  per  cent,  redeemable  in  fifteen  years.  It  is 
alleged  that  the  informadon  furnished  by  City  Clerk 
Ramber  reveals  the  f^ct  that  much  of  the  indebtedness 
proposed  to  be  funded  was  illegal.  This  is  the  second 
time  the  same  bonds  have  been  refused,  a  New  York  firm 
declining  them  on  a  former  occasion. 

Marsbfield,  Wis. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  at  the 
office  of  the  county  clerk  in  Wood  County,  in  Qrand 
Rapids,  Wis.,  until  the  Ist  day  of  May,  A.  D.  1895,  at  12 
o'clock  m.,  for  the  sale  of  county  bonds  of  said  Wood 
Connty,  as  follows:  Nos.  1  to  3  inclusive,  of  i;i,000.00  each, 
payable  April  1,  1896;  Nos.  4  to  6  inclusive,  of  $1,000.00 
each  payable  April  1,  1897;  Nos.  7  to  9  inclubive,  of  $1,000.(  0 
each  payable  April  1,  1898;    Noa.  10  to  I''  inclusive,  of 


$1,000.00  each,  payable  April  1,  1899;  Nos.  13  to  15  inclu- 
sive, of  $1,000.00  each,  payable  Apail  1,  1900.  Said  bonds 
to  be  issued  under  and  by  virtue  of  a  resolution  passed  by 
a  unanimous  vote  of  the  County  Board  of  Supervisors  of 
Wood  County  on  the  12th  day  of  February,  A.  D.  1895,  to 
be  dated  April  1,  1895,  payable  at  the  office  of  the  County 
Treasurer  of  Wood  County,  in  said  city  of  Grand  Rapids, 
or  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin, 
and  draw  interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent  per  annum, 
payable  annually.  Uadertaking  running  to  Wood  County, 
to  accompany  bids  required  in  the  sum  of  one  thousand 
dollars,  conditioned  for  the  faithful  observance  of  the  bid 
made,  and  acceptance  of  the  bonds  when  ready  for  delivery 
and  payment  of  the  amount  offered,  or  in  lieu  thereof  the 
bidder  may  deposit  with  the  said  county  clerk  the  sum  of 
five  hundred  dollars  in  money.  All  deposits  will  be 
returned  to  unsnoctesful  bidders  on  award  of  contract, 
and  to  successful  bidders  when  the  contract  is  entered  into. 
Said  bonds  to  be  delivered  and  the  money  for  same 
reqaired  to  be  paid  on  Jnne  1,  1895,  The  committee 
reserves  the  right  to  reject  any  or  all  bi^s.  George  H. 
Smith,  Chairman;  Philip  M.  Ksyoki,  Clerk;  E.  M.  Deming, 
District  Attorney,  Committee  on  Bonds. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  double  residence  on  Washington  avenue,  near 
Fifty-eighth  street.  It  has  been  designed  in  the 
Queen  Ann  style  of  architecture  and  will  cover  40x65 
feet,  have  stone  front,  slate  and  tile  roof,  interior  fin- 
ish of  quarter-savFed  oak,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest 
ImpDvements;  cost  $12,000. 

Architect  J.  C.  Llewellyn  has  prepared  plans  for 
four  houses  on  ( 'glesby  avenue,  south  of  Sixty-first 
street,  for  W.  Hill.  They  will  be  2-stories  and  base- 
ment high,  TSxS'S  feet,  have  stone  fronts,  hardwood 
finish  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  total  cost  of 
$1 7,000. 

Architect  Louis  T.  Shipley  is  about  to  let  contracts 
for  a  store  and  flat  building  on  Halsted  street,  near 
One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  street  for  R.  S.  Martin. 
It  will  be  3-stories  and  basement  high,  50x112,  have 
stone  front,  and  will  cost  $16,000.  It  will  contain 
sixteen  flats  and  three  stores. 

Architects  Powell  &  Saunders  are  preparing  plans 
for  a  handsome  apartment  building  at  4007  Michigan 
avenue  for  J.  F.  Paige.  It  will  be  ;^  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  25x78,  have  stone  front,  tile  paved  vesti- 
bule, oak  finish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments; cost,  $9,000. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  apartment  buildings  on  Sixty-sixth  street,  near 
Wright,  for  Gust  Aim.  They  will  be  3-stories  and 
basement  high,  22  «x65  feet  each,  have  attractive 
stone  fronts,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  and  mod- 
ern conveniences,  at  a  total  cost  of  $16,000.  He  also 
made  plans  for  the  reconstruction  of  a  molding  fac- 
tory at  Fourteenth  and  Sangamon  streets  for  the 
Glob3  Molding  Works.  It  will  be  4-storie8  and  base- 
ment high,  78x100  feet,  of  mill  construction,  with  ex- 
terior of  brick  and  stone,  and  will  cost  $20,000. 

Architect  D.  E.  and  O.  H.  Postle  have  let  the  con- 
tract for  a  piano  factory  at  249  and  251  South  Jeffer- 
son street  for  Charles  (J.  Russell.  It  will  be  7-stories 
and  basement  high,  50x80,  have  pressed  brick  front, 
interior  of  mill  construction,  elevator,  steam  heat, 
composition  roof,  and  will  cost  about  $35, COO. 

Bids  have  been  received  by  the  business  manager  of 
the  board  of  education  for  an  addition  to  the  Forrest- 
ville  school,  northeast  corner  of  Forty-fifth  street  and 
St.  Lawrence  avenue,  for  which  August  Fiedler, 
architect  of  the  board,  has  prepared  plans.  The 
addition  will  be  constructed  of  stone  for  the  first 
story,  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  above,  be  three 
stories  high,  125  4  by  70.6  feet,  have  slate  roof,  steam 
heat,  rolling  partitions,  concrete  and  asphalt  work, 
and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$60,000.  It  will  contain  fifteen  classrooms  and  an 
assembly-room. 

Architects  Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  completed 
plans  and  are  taking  figures  for  a  handsome  residence 
on  Oakdale  avenue,  near  Auburn  avenue,  for  Miss 
Martha  Kirchoff.  It  will  consist  of  basement  and 
three  stories,  25  by  85  feet,  with  a  front  of  rock-faced 
stone,  adorned  with  a  stone  bay  window  capped  by 
slate  turret;  have  slate  mansard  roof,  marble  wains- 
coted and  tile  paved  vestibule,  oak  finish,  steam 
heat  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 
They  also  made  plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  at 
the  southeast  corner  of  Augusta  and  North  Rockwell 
streets,  for  Peder  Conrad.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  25  by  87  feet,  and  will  present  an 
attractive  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  stone, 
relieved  by  circular  and  octagonal  brick  bays  and 
slate  tower  projection,  and  will  cost  $9,800.  It  will 
contain  four  flats  of  four  and  six  rooms  each  and  a 
grocery  store. 

Architect  Victor  Hellstrom  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  South  Chicago.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  140  feet,  have 
an  ornate  front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  cypress 
finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$11,000. 


Architect  Arthur  R.  Nlemz  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  store  and  apartment  building  on  North  Halsted 
street  and  Evanston  avenue,  for  Albert  Fuchs.  It 
will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  180  by  70  feet, 
with  fronts  of  stone  for  the  first  story,  pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta  above;  have  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  bath  rooms  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $65,000.  It  will  contain  one  store  and  thirty- 
one  apartments  of  seven  rooms  each. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TABB  PI.AOB  BETWEEN  22  AHD  MAT.  13,  1894. 

E  iley  'e  snb,  Its  28  and  24  of  i  he  e  hf  of  b  11  in  Stone  b  Whitney's  Bob, 
of  pt  of  eeoe  H  and  7  W  14.  May  11. 11  a  m.  Jos  Matonsek,  admtr. 
NOR. 

Harrisoms  add.  It  29  in  b  6  in  sec  18  39  13.  May  16,  11  a  m.  Joe  DaDiig- 

er,  admtr.  NOB. 
A  pt  of  th«D  e%  of  sec  IS  42  12.  May  3,  10  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master, 

1109  Taooma  bldR.  NOR. 
BaDBOD's  eub,  an  and  %  int  in  It  39  of  b  2  of  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of 

seo  S3  89  14.  May  II.  11  a  m.  Patrick  Hallaran,  admtr.  NOR. 

Casey's  sub.  It  29  in  b  4  of  b's  I,  2,  3  and  4  of  Freer's  snb,  of  the  w  H  of 
the  D  e  ^  sec  22  89  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Stewart's  snb.  Its  7u.  71  and  72  in  b  9  of  the  s  w  !i  of  sec  1  38  13.  May  3, 
11a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  NOR. 

Lt  12  being  the  n  e  >4  of  tbe  s  w  ^  of  seo  16  42  10;  also  It  11  being  the 
n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  said  sec.  May  3, 11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. NOB. 

Wiley's  snb,  it  11  in  b  1  of  its  6  7  and  w  88  ft  of  It  8  in  the  ptn  of  the  e 
H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  36  89  13.  May  8,  11  a  m.  Peny  A  Hull,  master, 
921-23  Ohioago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Ooxe's  snb,  the  n  H  of  It  22  and  the  s  5i  of  It  21  in  b  3  of 

the  8  w  )4  of  the  8  w  H  of  eeo  36  40  13.  May  7, 11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler, 

master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Hyde  Pk,  McKny's  add,  the  e  16%  ft  of  It  23  In  b  2  in  the  n  w  H  of  the 

n  e  !4  of  sec  3  38  14.  May  7,  11  a  m.   Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  b8  and  9 

Washington  st.  L  N 
Johnson's  snb,  the  e  V4  of  It  8  in  b  3  of  the  n  H  of  the  w  >4  of  the  s  w 

%  of  see  19  39  14.  May  11,  1  p  m.  Frederick  Boeener,  admtr.  NOB. 
So  l.ynne.  Its  6  and  7  in  b  13  of  the  n  H  of  sec  19  38  14.    May  6,  16  a  m 

Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7(i2  Chicago  Opera  House.  L  N. 
Hambletoa's  2Dd  t-nb.  It  17  in  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  15  88  14.   May  6,  1  p  m. 

Wm  F  Oo  -per,  iLBSter,  162  Washington  st.  L  N. 
Oounselman's  snb.  It  10  In  b  2  of  the  o  w  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  n  vi  % 

of  seo  8  3"  14.  May  6,  11  a  m.    Hiram  barber,  master,  ft23  Upera 

Bouse  bldg.  L  N. 
Jacksrn's  reenb,  snblt  2  in  the  snb  of  Its  '6  and  47  in  b  2  of  b's  2  and  3 

in  Derby  and  Wallace's  snb  of  the  D  w  H  of  the  u  w  ^  of  eeo  18  39  IS. 

May  6,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  L  N. 
Rowley's  snb.  It  19  of  that  pt  nf  the  n  H  of  b  31  in  the  s  e  H  of  sec  S3 

39  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master.  L  B. 
Thompson  &  Holmes'  sub.  It  2n  in  b  8  of  the  e  45  acres  of  the  n  60 

acres  of  the  s  e     of  seo  17  i:8  14.  May  7,  1(1  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  mas- 
ter, 1/6  Dearborn  St.  L,  B. 
Bronson  &  Hyde's  mb.  Its  6  and  7  in  the  e  S4  of  the  n  V4  (ex  the  n  168 

ft)  of  Ihe  s  w  ^  of  the  n  w  >4  nf  sec  8  38  K.  May  4,  lu  a  m.  Jeremiah 

Leamiug,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N, 

Oh'go  Ld  Go's  sub,  it  50  in  the  snb  of  Us  30  to  5T  and  Us  67  to  90  of  b  88 
in  6h°ffield'8  add,  May  4,  10  a  m.  Jeiemibh  Leam'ng  master.  L  N. 

Circuit  Ot  ptn.  Its  11,  12  and  13  in  Powell's  sub  of  It  S  of  the  n  e  >4  of 
sec  36  10  18.  Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  9j  Wash- 
ington St.  L  B, 

0  >nal  Trnstnes  eub,  Us  89  and  40  in  b  2  in  the  s  H  of  b  27  of  sec  33  39 
14.  May  11,  11  a  m.  Mary  ttretzer,  executrix.  L  B. 

Mark'*  snb.  It  2  and  the  e  60  ft  of  It  3  In  b  2  nf  lb),  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
867.33  ft  of  the  w  !4  of  It  15  and  thu  8  127  i  H  O  ft  of  the  w  ^  of  It  16 
in  the  School  Trastees  snb  of  sec  16  88  14,  May  4,  1  p  m.  Edm  8 
Onmmings,  master,  701  Kedisie  bldg.  L  B. 

Ds  Stablle'-i  snb.  It  3  of  the  sub  of  Its  2  to  7  of  It  89  in  the  e  H  of  the  9 
w  H  of  sec  18  39  14.  Apr  30,  1pm.  8y auey  Stein,  master,  85  Dear- 
born St.  LB. 

Stone  &  Whitney's  sub,  Its  42  and  43  e  H  of  b  11,  of  pts  of  Bees  6  and  7 

88  14.  May  11,  11  a  m.  Albert  Pekar,  admtr.  NOR. 
Beck's  sub.  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  e  e  %  ot  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  21  33  14.  Apr 

25,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  St.  NOR. 

Earle's  sub,  It  8  of  the  e  i4  of  b  8  and  the  w  V4  of  b  6  lu  Oleaver  b 
Sherman's  snb  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  s  20  acres  of  sec  3  38  14.  Apr 

26,  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg,  NOR. 

Lt  20  in  b  1  in  the  snb  of  tbe  w  10  acres  (ex  the  e  50  ft  and  the  s  83  ft) 
of  the  8  64  acres  ot  the  n  w  ^  of  seo  25  39  lii.  May  11,  1pm.  Bar- 
bara Eoverik,  admtrx.  N  0  K. 

So  Englewood,  Hulbart's  add.  Its  21  and  22  in  b  2  and  Its  37  and  38  in  b 
3  In  the  8  w  J4  of  seo  33  S8  14.  Apr  26,  1pm.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master, 
108  Dearborn  st.  NOR. 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  It  17  in  b  1.  Apr  29,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rog- 
ers, master,  lOU  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Norton's  sub.  It  11  and  8  H  of  It  12  of  the  e  %  of  b  6*  in  Oanal  Trnstees 
snb  of  sec  33  40  14.  May  11,  2  pm.  Matthias  Wermerokirohen,  execu- 
tor. NOB. 

Morey's  sub.  It  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  H  of  It  30  in  the  School  Trustees  sab 
of  sec  16  38  14.  Apr  27,  11  a  m.  Jas  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland 
blk.  NOR. 

Jacobs'  resub.  It  2  in  b  3  of  pts  of  bs  3  and  4  of  Mc  larthy'8  sub  of  the 
w  V4  of  the  s  w  14  of  the  n  e  ii  of  seo  17  88  14.  Apr  26,  10  u  m.  Thos 
Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  NOR. 

Circuit  Ot  ptn.  It  4  of  it  6  in  b  61  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  ba  in  the 
n  w  w  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  apr  29,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  636 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Holsteln,  Tinkham'a  add,  Us  4  to  7,  Its  13  to  16  in  b  2,  Its  9  to  12,  14  to 
17  in  b  3,  Its  26  27  81  32  in  b  4,lts  5  27  2«  29  6  13  to  24  In  b  5,  Its  1  to  6  7 
8  9  in  b  6,  Its  1  to  9  in  b  7,  lis  3  to  23  In  b  9.  May  2,  11am.  HIT* 
Svg  Bk,  executor.  L  N. 

Altgeld's  sub.  It  23  of  the  n  V4  and  the  8  e  M  of  enbblk  4  in  b  44  Shef- 
field's add.  Apr  27, 11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  188  Dearborn  st. 
L  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add.  It  49  in  b  41,  being  a  snb  of  the  s  V4  of  seo 
8  37  48  and  16.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  56  Portland 
blk.  L  N. 

Banwens  &  Stewart's  sub,  It  81  of  th^  w  pt  of  b  20  in  the  Canal  Trus- 
tees sub  of  pts  sees  5  39  14.  May  2,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master. 
L  N. 

Belle  Plaine,  Sulzer's  add.  It  1  a  snb  of  the  b  8.81  acres  of  the  n  w  54  of 
the  i  w  ^  sec  17  40  14;  also  It  8  and  the  w  5  ft  of  It  2  in  Oookson's 
resub  of  Us  8  and  9  in  b  6  in  Hundley's  sub  of  Its  3  to  21  and  33  to  87 
in  Pine  Grove,  sec  21  40  14.  May  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
L  N. 

Marten's  sub,  Its  6  7  and  8  of  the  e  !4  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  b  w  !4  of  the 
n  w  ^  of  880  18  37  14.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 


April  27,  mt. 


THE  Rt2AL  tJSTATE  AND  BtrtLBI^TG  JOtrRNAL. 


S97 


Waleh  Se  UoMnllen's  sab.  It  48  la  b  7  of  the  s  M  of  the  a  e  ^  ot  seo  20 
39  U.  Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Qeo  Bass,  master.  L  N. 

Pickett's  3nd  add,  It  16  In  b  4  In  the  w     of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  6  39  14 

14,  Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Oeo  Bass,  master.  L  N. 
Qrayland,  It  10  In  b  2  a  sab  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  22  40  13.  Apr  39,  2  p  m 

H  L  Walt,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  N. 
Klttler's  sab  Its  ]  to  6  of 'he  e  345.3  ft  of  the  s  H  of  It  5  of  School 

Trasteeseab  of  seoie  38  14.  Apr  24, 11  am.    Walter  Batler,  master 

L  N. 

Bltoble's  sab,  Its  34  to  41  aad  sn  In  b  7  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  e  e  H  of  sec 
a  36  14.  Apr  23,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oammings,  master,  701  Eedzie  bldg 
L  B. 

The  n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  anJ  the  s  e  ^  of  the  o  w  >4  ot  cec  15  42  ll;  also 
the  8  w  H  of  the  n  w  H  and  the  n  w  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  aeo  16  42  11 
Apr  27,  3  pm.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  B. 

Johnston  *  Lee's  snb.  It  10  In  soDblk  2  In  b  2  of  the  s  w  ^  of  seo  20  89 
14.  Apr  27, 1pm.  Edm  S  Onmmlngs,  master,  701  Eedzie  bldg.  L  B 

Johnston  &  Oox's  sab,  It  5  In  b  3  In  the  sob  of  bs  1  to  4  of  the  e  w  M  of 
the  s  w  H  of  xec  36  40  13.  Apr  27, 1pm.  Oeo  Mills  Rogers,  master. 
100  Washington  St.  L  B. 

Gibson's  snb.  It  44  of  b  12  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of  sec  7  37  14.  Apr 

36, 1pm.  Wm  F  Welmers,  master,  630  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 
Union  Park  add.  It  16  In  b  2  In  the  s  w  H  of  seo  8  39  14.    Apr  26,  1  p  m 

Qeo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 
Stlnson's  sab.  It  11  of  b  44  In  Osnal  Trastees  sab  of  sec  7  39  14.  Apr  23. 

1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  162  Washington  St.  L  B. 
Eogelklng's  sab.  It  1  of  the  w  V4  of  b  7  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  W  of 

the  s  e  H  of  sec  18  39  14.  Apr  22,  1pm.    Edm  S  Cnmmlngs,  master 

L  B. 

Tan  Bchaack  &  Herrlok's  sub,  It  36  In  b  4  of  the  n  40  acres  of  the  w  Yt 
of  the  e  H  of  sec  2  39  13.  Apr  25,  lU  a  m.  JaS  B  Mann,  matser,  175 
Dearborn  St.  LN. 

Miller's  snb.  It  89  of  Its  1  to  5  and  It  7  in  b  4  Its  1  to  6  and  11  to  14  In 
3  and  Its  3  to  6  in  b  5  In  Oook  &  Anderson's  sab  of  the  m  of  the  n 
^  of  seo  24  39  13.  Apr  1,  p  m.  Mary  Bird,  admtr.  L  B. 

Bntterfleld's  add,  sablt  14  of  It  6  in  the  n  w  !4  of  see  4  39  14.  May  4,  11 
a  m.  Ann  Doyle,  admtrz.  NOR. 

School  860  add,  the  s  hf  of  It  7  in  Habbard's  snb  of  b  39.  Apr  26,  II 
m.  Raflaele  De  Bartolo,  admtr.  L  B. 

So  Lynne,  Its  1  and  2  b  II  a  sab  of  the  n  54  of  see  19  38 14.  Apr  22,  12  m 

Jno  J  Healey,  master,  401  7  Eedzie  bldg.  L  B 
Morton  Pk.  B  Ld  &  I  Go's  add.  Its  1  to  10  In  b  6  a  Fnb  of  the  e  H  of  the 

n  w  y  of  sec  2«  39  13.  May  I,  11  a  m.  P  B  Weare,  guardian,  L  B. 
Hosmer's  add.  It  64  in  b  2  of  b  1  In  "Oragln".   Apr  30,  11  a  m.   Wm  O 

Wood,  admtr.  L  B. 

ShefflelH'B  a('d.  It  12  in  the  w  V4  of  b  7  of  b  44.    Apr  25,  1pm,  Wi 
Ojoper,  master.  L  t). 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Linden  GroTe  snb  the  e  99  ft  of  Its  14  and  15  in  b  6  of  pt  of  the  n  w  M 
of  seo  21  S8  14.  May  7,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Lancaster's  sub,  n  3.67  ft  of  It  22  and  all  of  Its  23  and  24  in  b  1  of  th-  w 
W  of  the  swH  of  sec  22  38  14.  May  7,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff, 
NOB. 

Englewood  Hgts,  resnb  of  Wrights  sub.  It  31  In  b  11  In  the  n  e  H  of  sec 
6  37  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Assessor's  snb.  It  18  in  b  1  of  the  n  H  of  the  s  e  14  of  sec  20  39  14;  also 
the  w  H  of  It  22  In  b  14  in  the  School  Seo  add.  May  7,10  am.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Well's  sub,  the  e  H  of  It  15  and  all  of  It  16  of  the  e  68  ft  nf  the  s  H  of  b 
30  and  thee  6T/,  ft  of  the  n  54  of  b  20  in  the  Oanal  Trnsteop  sab  In 
the  Oanal  Trastees  sab,  la  sec  5  39  14.  May  7,  10  am.  Ja»  Pease 
sheriff.  NOB. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  REBATES. 

Note — AibbreTiHtions  signify:  o.  ourbing;  g,  grading-;  in 
maoadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  9.,  waterservioe; 
swk,  sidewalk,  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 


WAB.    NO.  8IBEEI 

FBOM 

TO 

imp't 

15316 

Alley  bet . . . 

.Blaokbawk . . . 

.  Division  . . . 

.  0  g  and  p 

Ashland  av . . . 

.  Diokson 

"  311 

•Wrightw'd  av. 

•  Divereey 

i( 

"  310 

Alley  e  &  w 

Bissau 

It 

Garfield  av . . . 

.  Webster  av 

"  309 

..Garfield  av... 

.Center 

.Halsted 

"  308 

.  Center 

« 

"  307 

"  306 

306 

"  304 

"  303 

"  291 
"  390 

"  288 

"  281 

"  286 
"  283 

"  271 
"  270 
"  269 

"  268 
"  263 

"  262 

"  258 
"  257 
"244 
"  188 


Dayton  Fremont 

Alley  e  &  w . .  Fremont  ot . . . .  Bissell  " 

Center  Garfield  av 

Alleys  Garfield  av . . . .  Webster  av  " 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av 

Dayton  Fremont  " 

Alleys  Clay   Center  " 

Dayton   ..Freemont 

Alleys  Garfield  av  Webster  av         ' ' 

Day  ton  Halsted 

*8tb  Cottage  Q  ftv.  .8t  Law'  oe  av  o  g  &  m 

Alleys  Qariield  av  Center  o  g  &  p 

Sheffield  av  Bissell 

Allsy  in  b  25  and  s  hf  b  23  C  T  snb  w  hf  seo 
5  39  14.  og4p 
Alley  e  and  w  and  n  and  b  in  b  3  Ashland  2d 
add .  (( 

Town  ot  North  av  s  ter 

Alley  n  and  s.Van  Boren  Jaokson 

Jefferson  Cliiiton 

Allery  in  b  17  Ashland's  2d  add 

Bloom  34th  38th 

Alleys  ....  12th  Bonker 

Desplaines. .  ..Halsted 

Flonrnoy  Franoisoo  Albany  av 

Alleys  Milwaukee  av..Elk  Grove  av  " 

Wood  Girard 

Alley  e  and  w.Fanlina  Wood  og&p 

Huron  Superior 

Webster  av . . .  Dominiok  Ch'go  river    0  f  &  p 

Cottige  3av.44th  59th  og&p 

Indiana  av..  .29th  30th 

Alley  e  &  w  in  n  hf  b  41  0  T  sub 


o  f  &  p 
og&p 

o  f  &  p 
og&p 

0  f  &  p 


seo  7  39  14. 

"110    Wabash  av ...  22d  35th 

"  613    Alleys .......  Halsted  Bine  Isl  av 

Forqner  Taylor 

"  614    Alleys  Taylor  12th 

Marshfield ....  Ashland  av 
"  616    Alleys  Carroll  Fulton 

And  . .   May 

"617    Alleys  Throop  Center 

Jackson  Van  Buren 


FOR  RENT 

OUR  ENTIRE  PLANT: 

FACTORY-' 
WAREHOUSES 

Situated  on  N.  Desplaines,  N. 
Jefferson  and  Fulton  streets. 
Containing  about 

250,000  SQUARE  FEET 

of  floor  space,  witFi  power  and 
steam  heat. 

Our  Reasons 


for  leaving,  and  a  more  de- 
tailed description  of  the 
property— its  location  and 
prospects  will  be  found  on 
page  376  of  this  issue  of 
this  paper. 

DAVID  BRADLEY  M'PG  CO. 

63  N.  Desplaines  St.,  Chicago. 


FOR.  S^LE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

QOOD  INVES1ME.N'T  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and  I 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- ! 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Cliicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re, 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  %'bstractsof  Title. 

Guarantees  Tit'.es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SBBYIOE  AND  BEA80NABLE  BATES. 

OFFicmna. 

GwTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  SELtEBS,  Vlce  Preat. 
A.  4.  PiBWABT,  Sec'y-    0.  B.  Iabbabee,  Trees. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebb,  Irast  Cffloer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
f  anal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  mailing 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  S50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

w  ILL  E-  Fisher  &  Co 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
HPDst  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NOBTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Cliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3,C00,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 


trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow, 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  "Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr.  f 


OFFICBRS: 

I  TUAN  J.  Gaqe,  President.  Jas.  B.  Fobqan,  Vice  President. 

Riobabd  J.  Sibeet,  Oashier.  Bolues  Hoqe,  Aes't  Oaebler. 

Fbank  £.  Bbown,  2d  Asg't  Oaehler, 

DIRECTORSl 
E.  F.  Lawbenob.  8.  W.  &I,I,EBTOir. 

NOBMAN  B.  Beam.         Silso^  Mobbib. 
B.  0.  NioEiBSOK.  It.  J.  QAge.  Euoeme  S.  Pnu. 

A.  A.  Oabpenteb.  Jas.  B.  FOBaAB. 


M.  NiOEEBSON, 

Qbay. 


398 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  21,  1895 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
>Varraaty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
•  he  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
April.  25,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonat. 

'  ry,  over  $1,000   368         |2,443,7i  8 

0  ity,  under  tl,000    96  66,865 

C..anty  161  288,7 J5 

Total   616  t2,759,308 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
iveek  ending  April.  26,  1894. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

U  ty,  over  11,000                             *30  J3,202,693 

;;ity,  under  1.000...,                    179  107,545 

^„anty                                          186  469,844 


Tptal   796 


|3,78n,082 


Aberdeen  et,  74  ft  n  of  Jaokson,  e  f  24%x 
125;  Apr  23.  L  W  Lincoln  to  Mrs  J 
Lincoln  $5,000 

Adams  st,  4^6  ft  e  of  Hocnan  av,  n  f  25  ft 
to  alley;  Apr  22.  J  D  Ryan  to  H  E  Ehr- 
man  $7,750 

Adams  st,  201  ft  w  of  W  41=!t,  o  f  25x121; 
Apr  15.  O  Miller  to  R  0  Robinson. tl, 100 

Adams  st,  325  ft  e  of  W  41st,  n  f  25x121; 
Apr  20.  H  H  Thompson  to  J  E  Mans- 
field ...Iiion 

Adams  st,  251  ft  w  of  W  40th,  n  f  25x121; 
Apr  18.  H  Roth  to  H  H  Thompson. f  1,100 

Adams  st.  205  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  _5'.'x 
124;  Jan  19.  0  D  Ely  et  al  to  A  F  oar- 
clay   S3,0C0 

Aicher  av,  60  ft  n  e  of  Qainn  st,  n  w  f  60 
xlOO;  Apr  23.  W  F  Oarberry  to  M  J 
Oarberry  f  12,000 

Armitage  av,  399  ft  w  of  Point  st.  s  f  25x 
109;  Apr  23.  M  A  Olson  to  J  Thorson 
   $1,400 

Armonr  av,  75  ft  n  of  2l8t  st,  e  f  25x66; 
AoK  6,'94.  J  S  Oahmen  to  J  Oehmen 
 f 'i2,C00 

Armour  av,  n  w  cor  22nd  st,  e  f  25x66; 
Apr  32.  M  Nathan  to  E  L  Brand.  .flO.OOO 

Arthnr  st,  28  ft  s  of  17th,  e  f  27x113;  Apr 
16.  C  Ooleman  to  J  T  Donlan   $4,000 

Ashland  av,  288  ft  s  of  50th  st,  w  f  48x121; 
Apr  20,'94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Ills  B  &  L 
Assn  $2,887 

Ashland  av,  56  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  25x122, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  2,'94.  B  F  Jacobs 
to  M  W  Pierce.  $1,500 

Ashland  av.  260  ft  h  of  54th  st,  e  f  25x121; 
Apr  15.  E  Qalvin  to  P  Farrell .... $1,500 

Ashland  av  N,  premises  No  69;  Apr  5.  J 
L  Murray  to  O  B  McQlasson  $2,000 

Aphland  av,  198  ft  8  of  72nd  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Apr  iO.  F  Wilkening  to  0  Jaguet 
 $1,500 

Ashland  av,  n  w  cor  Olive,  e  f  54x125; 
Apr  19.  W  B  O'Oonnjr  to  J  H  Neep 
 $6,000 

Ashland  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  19.  J  H  Neep 
to  N  O'Connor  $6,500 

Anxtiu  av,  77  ft  e  of  Oartis  st,  s  f  40x116; 
Apr  10.  (J  H  Peck  to  D  J  Fellow9.$28,'  00 

Basil  av,  200  ft  s  of  Dooglas,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  15.  T  M  Thompson  to  A  Hanson 
 $1,200 

Belle  Plaine  av,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  s  f 
50x125;  Apr  23.  F  0  Scheibe  to  M  B 
Lawson  $11,000 

Balmont  av,  25  ft  w  of  Baxter,  s  f  76x110; 
Apl  9.  M  E  Rees  to  N  J  Sandberg. $6,375 

Berkeley  av,  122  ft  s  of  44th  st,  e  f  17x 
100;  Apr  12.  I  Hartmaa  to  F  Q  Shell- 
man  $9,500 

Bertean  av,  100  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
^k,  n  f  25x125;  Feb  25.  0  Z  Olson  to  A 
.rtner  $1,900 

Bismarck  st,  300  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s 
f  25x125;  Apr  22.  H  Anderson  to  T  0 
Love  $7,500 

Bissell  st,  261  ft  s  of  Belden  av,  w  f  24x 
124;  Mar  22.  T  Q  Boardman  to  J  M 
Roach  $3,000 

Bixby  pi,  n  w  cor  Kinzie  st,  e  f  125x100; 
Apr  IV.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  O  8  Cutting 
 $9,043 

'^Ine  Island  av.  24  f t  s  w  of  Washburn,  n 
7  f  24x100;  Apr  1.  A  Spence  to  M  E 

k^penoe  et  al   $2,000 

Bine  Island  av,  KO  ft  s  w  of  Morgan  st, 
n  w  f  25  ft  thro  to  Morgan  st;  Apr  16. 

J  Mollier  to  H  Niebnrger  $8,000 

Breslan  et,  92  f t  s  of  Ems,  e  f  23x100; 
Mar  23.  B  E  Cole  to  H  J  Drenkow 

 $1,900 

Briar  at,  246  ft  w  of  Evanston  av,  s  f  25x 
126;  Apr  23.  E  0  Qivins  to  0  8  Qivins 
 $3,000 


Briar  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  24.  0  8  Givins  to 

P  F  Carroll  $3,000 

Bryon  av,  8  e  cor  Paulina  st,  n  f  47tl21; 
Apr  1.  M  McAuliffe  to  W  E  Pickard 

 $2,600 

Buffalo  av,  105  ft  s  of  90th  st,  w  f  50x140; 
Apr  19.  C  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  J  R  Cameron 

 $2,800 

Burling  et,  308  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Apr  17.  0  J  8mith  to  0  F  Rieger 

 $3,000 

Burnside  av,  241  ft  8  e  of  Langley,  n  f  50 
xlO  i;  Jan  19.  G  V  Anderson  to  W  H 

Gonman  $1,000 

Byron  av,  s  e  cor  Paulina  st,  n  f  47x121; 

Apr  18.  W  E  Pickard  to  E  H  Will. $2,600 
B  roQ  st,  s  e  cor  W  57th,  n  f  128x123; 
Mar  16.   E   A  Zetterstrand  to  8  A 

Sandahl  $1,760 

Calumet  av,  n  e  cor  50th  st,  w  f  50x128; 
Apr  15.  P  R  Chandler  to  J  R  Taylor 

  $7,500 

Calumet  av,  480  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of  33d 
st,  e  f  31xlV!5;  Apr  22.  E  Saltsman  to  A 

Loeb  $li',r00 

Calumet  av,  273  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  75x 
128>^;  Apr  4.  W  B  Kennedy  to  J  B 

Garner  et  al  $10,50J 

Campbell  av,  414  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f  24 
xl!^5;  Apr  22.  G  E  Gavin  to  J  Barry 

  $4,200 

Campbell  av,  175  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
25x125;  Apr  21.  A  H  Drew  to  W  Lid- 
dell   $3,000 

Campbell  av,  100  ft  s  of  Hirsh  st.  e  f  25x 
126;  Apr  24.  Mast  ia  Chy  to  R  B  Evans 

 $1,500 

Carroll  av,  s  e  cor  N  44th,  n  f  51x77;  Apr 

23.  D  Fitzgerald  to  R  Brand   $3,450 

Carroll  st,  39  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 
60x149;  Jan  8.  F  B  Martin  et  al  to  W  E 

Martin  $3,600 

Central  Part  av,  s  w  cor  W  13th  st,  e  f  50 
xl25,  und  }4  int;  Apr  10.  A  E  Fay  to  T 

F  Fay   $1,15  ' 

Center  st,  48  ft  e  of  Clifton  av,  a  f  48x 
125;  Apr  22.  M  Gannon  to  A  Shedden 

et  al   $6,Ono 

Champlain  av,  119  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  29 
87-100x133  9-10;  Jan  28.  E  B  Vie'is  to  D 

U  Townsend  ..$3,600 

Champlain  st,  22  ft  s  of  33rd,  w  f  23%x 
125;  Apr  10.  F  Wilkening  to  0  Jagnet 

 $1.5^0 

Champlain  av,  94  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  19.  L  L  Potter  to  A  E  Howes 

 $11,000 

ChicafiTO  av,  8,  106  ft  s  of  67th  st,  s  w  f 
50x126;  Apr  3.  J  Edwards  to  A  Bryan 

 $6,400 

Claremont  av,  409  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  n  f 
48x124;  pr  1.  E  St.^ok  to  A  and  0  Leo- 
nard ;  $1,600 

Clarence  av,  n  w  cor  Waveland,  e  f  90x 

50;  Apr  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  N  Dill.  $1,589 
Clarence  av,  94  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f  40x 

50;  Apr  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  N  Dill. $2,026 
Clarence  av,  25  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Apr  19.  E  C  Riohter  to  M  J  Kertz- 

man  $6,200 

Clarkson  av,  58  ft  n  of  Conrtland  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Apr  20.  A  Jensen  to  L  J  Jensen 

 $1,450 

Clark  st  N,  242  ft  n  w  of  Halsted,  w  f  40 
x82,  more  or  less;  Mar  24.  M  8pelz  to 

M  L  Eokert  $6,000 

Clark  st  N,  premises  No  1017  24x100;  Apr 
15.  F  M  Schmidt  to  T  0  Brockhausen 

 S-OO'JO 

Clark  st  N,  500  ft,  more  or  leas,  n  of 
Diversey  av,  e  f  62  ft  thro  to  Hall  st. 
Apr  23.  J  F  Farter  to  0  Farter.  .$25,000 
Clifton  av,  238  ft  n  of  School  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Apr  23.  W  Kemper  to  W  Moessner 

 $3,300 

Clifton  av,  n  w  cor  Wellington  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Apr  9.   M  A  Bael  to  C  Wilkening; 

  ...$11,000 

Clinton  st,  s  w  oor  120th,  e  f  60x123;  Apr 

11.  C  Stonebing  to  F  8  Patterson. . $6,500 
Clybourn  av,  425  ft  s  e  of  Terra  (^otta  st, 
8  w  f  25x160;  Apr  20.   P  Brost  to  F 

Kaufmann  et  al  $2,000 

Colorado  av,  77  ft  s  w  of  Central  Park,  n 
w  f  25x150;  Apr  9.  H  A  Perry  to  J  M 

Northerner  $3,000 

Columbia  st,  270  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  33>^ 
x76;Apr  16.  W  Hnlsman  to  F  Boyer 

 $6,000 

Columbia  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  16.  F  Boyer 

to  L  Hulsman  $6,000 

Commercial  av,  s  w  cor  Berteaa,  e  f  40x 
164%;  Apr  22.  0  M  Netterstrom  to  H 

Wrightson  $2,600 

Commercial  av,  107  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine, 
e  f  40x164%;  Mar  12.  H  A  Haugan  to  F 


0  Voss  $1,650 

Commercial  av,  100  ft  s  w  of  100th  st,  s  e 
f  50x125;  Mar  18.  M  E  Walsh  to  C  Krie- 
wi'z  $2,000 

Cornelia  st,  48  ft  w  of  Holt,  s  f  24x128; 
Apr  20.  J  Dychowski  to  P  Liszewski 
 $3,900 

Cornelia  et,  150  ft  e  of  Noble,  s  f  25x127; 
Apr  12.  H  Olson  to  P  P  Thorson.  .$3,000 

Cornelia  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  12.  P  P  Thor- 
son to  a  O  Dahl  $3,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  199  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  w  f 
50x278  85-100;  Apr  22.  T  W  Sprague  to 
T  R  Lyon  $12,500 

Davis  et,  264  ft  s  of  Hirsch,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  27.  Est  of  G  Watson  to  H  Osmon- 
Bon  $1,100 

Davis  8t,  240  ft  8  of  Hirsch,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  27.  Est  of  Q  vVatson  to  C  Chriatoff- 
erson  $1,100 

Dearborn  st,  bet  50th  and  5lst,  e  f  46xl(»('; 
Mar  30.  H  H  Gage  to  8  Schiatt. . .  $2,760 

Dearborn  st,  731  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f 
26x98;  Mar  29.  W  Griffiths  to  M  L 
Russell  $4,50(1 

Delaware  st,  76  ft  w  of  W  49th,  s  f  50x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  18.  M  D  Birge 
to  G  W  Craig  $2,000 

Depplaines  st,  76  ft  ii  of  W  46th,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  16.  O  P  Walter  to  W  H  Walter 
  $1,500 

Diversey  st,  72  ft  e  of  Fremont,  n  f  24x 
1"5;  Apr  18.  J  Bergman  to  W  Dreiske 
 $-J,400 

Diversey  av,  n  woor  N  California,  33  acres 
more  or  less;  Apr  11.  W  W  Baker  and 
wife  et  al  to  R  0  Givins  $125,0r0 

Diversey  st,  n  e  cor  Castello  av,  s  f  104x 
125;  Apr  16.  E  Stock  to  J  N  Sahling 
 $2,860 

Diversey  av,  226  ft  e  of  N  4l8t,  n  f  25x 
125;  Apr  1.  M  R  Whitney  et  al  to  H  A 
Lanck  ,  $1,000 

Division  at,  191  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f 
26x122;  Apr  23.  P  Bernard  to  B  Soheane- 
mann   $  '.500 

Division  st,  96  *t  e  of  Arera  av.s  f  24x125; 
Oct  1,'94.  J  E  Nelson  to  J  Davis  .  .$1,300 

Division  st,  premises  No  209  21x100;  Apr 
2.  P  Closnis  to  R  Levin  $4,35  ' 

Drake  av,  125  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  w  f  IPj^x 
124;  Feb  23.  K  Medinger  to  E  M  Por- 
tello  $3,500 

Drexel  av,  237  ft  s  of  56th  st,  e  f  24x130; 
Apr  18.  I  W  Hahn  to  O  R  Cowan. .  $3,000 

Drexel  av,  48  ft  e  of  66th  st,  w  f  55il26; 
Apr  18.  G  N  Lee  to  M  Kosa  $7,500 

Dudley  st,  189  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f  24 
xl21;  Marl.  MF  SLeppard  to  A  R 
Laeohelts  $1,025 

Eighty  fourth  pi,  75  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  37^x126;  Aug  18,'94.  A  H  Nix  to  A 
Maston  $4,000 

Elaine  st,  235  ft  8  e  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f  35 
xl76,  more  or  less;  Apr  23.  M  H  Eiebel 
to  M  M  Deutsche  $3,000 

Emerald  av,  148  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  w  f  50x 
126;  Mar  26.  E  Galloway  to  R  R  Ohilds 
 $8,000 

Emerald  av,  76  ft  e  of  76th  et,  w  f  40x125; 
Apr  11.  W  Merchant  to  A  D  Under- 
wood $1,600 

Emerson  av,  47  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  24 
x90;  Apr  15.  A  E  Shaffner  to  M  Fitz- 
gibbons  $1,500 

Emerson  av,  168  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  n  f  24 
x92;  Apr  18.  A  A  Rowland  to  H  Pearse 
  $2,906 

Bscanaba  av,  173  ft  n  of  8jih  st,  e  f  60x 
125;  Apr  10.  R  S  Disney  to  A  E  Marston 
 $6,500 

Bscanaba  av,  55  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  '  26x 
1381^;  Apr  18.  W  Kubiszak  to  M  Brzy- 
key  $2,500 

Euclid  av,  432  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  40x134; 
Apr  15.  M  H  Bowen  to  L  A  Kirk..$3,OC0 

Evanston  av,  199  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  40 
x230;  Apr  10.  DeW  C  Butts  to  F  B  Rey- 
nolds $5,500 

Evanston  av,  91  ft  n  of  N  Shore,  w  f  69x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Apl    15.  F  M 

Schmidt  to  T  C  Brockhausen  $4,000 

Exchange  av,  280  ft  s  of  90th  st,  w  f  25x 
138^,  nad  4-5  int;  Apr  1.  J  M  Tobias 

to  E  Alkers  $1,680 

Faye  st,  125  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood  Park, 
n  f  313^x120;  Apr  23.  W  H  Cooking- 
ham  to  J  Krost  $3,400 

Fifty-first  st,  109  ft  e  of  Lexington  av,  n 
f  55x83,  more  or  less;  Apr  23.  A  R 

Thacker  to  H  P  Bull  $8,000 

Fifty-first  st,  70  ft  w  of  Florence  av,  n  f 
50x125;  Feb  2.  M  Walters  to  G  L  Walt- 
ers  -  $1,600 

Fifty-fonrth  st,  n  w  cor  Monroe  av,  s  f  46 
x84;  June  1,'94.  F  N  Perkins  et  al  to  A 


F  Dreutzer  et  al   $37,500 

Fifty-fifth  St.  50  ft  e  of  Marshfield  av.  s  f 
26x132;  Mar  28.  B  Galvin  to  J  Griffith 

 $1,500 

Fifty-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Marshfield  av,  s  f  50 
xl32;  Apr  15.  E  Galvin  to  N  D  Pound 

 $3,600 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  321  ft  e  of  School  st,  s 
f  30x125;  Apr  25.  L  B  Kennedy  to  F  M 

Gray  $6,000 

Bifty-ninth  st,  n  e  oor  Bishop,  s  f  49x116; 
Apr   19.  E  Prindiville  to  W  Loeffler 

 $1,300 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  125  ft  e  of  Homan  av, 
nf60xl24>^;  Apr  18.  E  F  Hayes  to  H 

M  Walker  '  $2,500 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  200  ft  e  of  Eberhart  av, 
n  f  50x124,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  20.  I  A 

Eberhdrt  to  Mrs  M  J  Eberhart  $7,000 

Forty-first  ct  W,  125  ft  s  of  Randolph  st, 
6  f  25x100;  Apr  22.  0  L  Rundell  to  C  0 

Rundell  $2,900 

Forty-second   pi,  premises  No  420  25x 
1223^;  Apr  8.  M  Mayer  to  A  Zeller 

 $6,00C 

Forty-second  st,  210  ft  w  of  Drexel  blvd, 
n  f  18%xl60;  Apr  19.  A  E  Howes  to  L 

L  Potter  $6,000 

Forty-fourth  av  S,  141  ft  s  of  Park,  w  f 
65x126;    Apr  23.  D  H  Dymond  to  M 

Liston  $3,000 

Forty-fifth  st  W,  98  ft  w  of  Wright,  s  f  25 
xl25;  Apr  22.  J  Stimpson  to  P  O'Hern 

 $1,900 

Forty-sixth  st,  266  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s  f 
16.79x124;  Apr  20.  J  E  Fellows  to  C  W 

Allen  $8,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  300  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s  f 
16.79x124;   Apr  8.  J  B  Fellows  to  F  L 

Beveridge  $8,000 

Forty  eighth  st  W,  n  w  oor  Erie,  e  f  54x 
125;  Apr  22.  Est  of  J  G  Campbell  to  J 

W  Hosmer  $2,600 

Forty-eighth  pi,  3=i2  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  e 
f  24x124;  Apr  19.  H  C  Seaman  to  F  G 

Gardner  $12,(00 

Forty  ninih  pi  W,  224  ft  w  of  Uoion  av, n 
f  25x124;    Apr  18.    L   Eininger  to  0  L 

Widemaier  $1,400 

Forty-ninth  st,  119  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove 
8v,  n  f  75x133;  Apr  4.  8  C  Nessler  to  J 

T  Birkley  Jr  $13,126 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  249  ft  w  of  Loomis  st, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  9.  C  J  Vopioka  et  al  to 

A  Filip  $1,700 

Fourteenth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  24x124;  Apr  3.  W  F  O'Hearne  to  A 

W  Kratz  $2,200 

Fourteenth  st  W,  b  w  cor  Paulina,  n  f  72x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  19.  Est  of  P 
Weinheimer  to  C  F  Weinheimer. .  $5,000 
Fourteenth  st  W,  360  ft  e  of  Wood,  b  f  25 
xl24;  Apr  4.  F  Albin  to  F  L  Sohlemme 

 $1,600 

Fremont  et,  230  ft  s  of  Mariana,  e  f  25i 

125;  Apr  20.  8  Best  to  P  0  Panly .  .$3,000 
Fullerton  av,  50  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  25x102; 
Apr  10.  8  Q  Priddle  to  0  B  Priddie 

 ■  $3,000 

Fulton  st,  436  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  24x 
150;  Apr  1.  D  M  Hayes  to  G  W  Schuster 

 $7,500 

Fnlton  st,  premises  No  1498  25x147;  Apr 
1.  N  Boothby  et  al  to  Dr  P  Schmidt 

 $10,f00 

Giddings  st,  112  ft  e  of  Wright  av,  s  f  37 

xl22;  Mar  1.  E  L  Phelps  to  A  Ittel. $1,200 
Govern  st,  266  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  s  f 
25x125;  Apr  8.  0  P  H  Dose  to  L  Kugler 

 $1,600 

Govern  st,  900  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  n  f 
35x125;  Apr  8.  0  P  H  Dose  to  L  Kagler 

 $1,5(0 

Graoeland  av,  763  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f 
150x231,  more  or  less;  Mar  16.  L  R 

William  to  R  8  Greenlee  $46,000 

Grace  st,  n  e  cor  Baogan  av,  s  f  41x47^; 
Apr  22.  H  MoJames  to  S  W  Blodgett 

  $2,700 

Grand  av,  n  e  cor  Fischer,  s  f  53x122,  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  13.  J  N  Young  to  G 

Lill  ,   $6,380 

Grand  av,  n  w  cor  Austin  Road,  s  f  59x 

126;  Apr  11.  M  Vrba  to  M  Rehfeld. $1,400 
Grand  av,  24  ft  n  w  of  Avers,  n  e  f  24x 
126;  Apr  18.  J  Cohen  et  al  to  8  A  Clow 

 $2,0CO 

Grenshaw  st,  526  ft  w  of  Central  Park  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Apr  19.  J  Henning  to  A 

Henning  $1,200 

Greenwich  st,  332  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  24x 
100;  Apr  19.  H  Hoepe  to  D  Hermann 

et  al  $2,900 

Greenwood  av,  112  ft  n  of  54th  pi,  w  f  50 
xl64;  Apr  12.  K  Eiohengreen  to  W 
Lister  $4,376 


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Greenwood  av,  n  e  oor  i9tb  at,  w  f  lOOx 
300;  Apr  6.  J  E  Ely  to  J  B  Lord.  .$27,600 

Greenwood  av,  190  ft  s  of  49th  Bt,  w  f  60x 
297;  Apr  23.  J  MoOonnell  et  al  to  E  T 
Carton  $11,260 

Gresbam  av,  198  ft  n  of  91st  at,  w  f  50x 
133;  Apr  17.  E  L  Braynerd  to  8  Eioh- 
berg  $1,750 

Gross  av,  190  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
24x126;  Apr  16.  H  Lindwall  to  0  G  H 
Anderson  $4,600 

Gross  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  19.  0  G  H  An- 
derson to  V  Hopfner  $3,590 

Grove  ot,  73  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  s  f  24x100; 
Apr  22.  E  Welobks  et  al  to  J  Linsner 
 $2,500 

Halsted  st,  bet  122Dd  and  123rd,  w  f  25x 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  13.  Amer  T  & 
S  Banks  to  J  0  Ooombs  $4,400 

Halsted  st,  n  e  oor  12l8t.  w  f  66x123;  Apl 

19.  L  D  Kneeland  to  E  0  Asay.  ..$36,000 
Halsted  st,  s  e  oor  25th,  w  f  25x100;  Apr 

22.  F  Kooh  to  0  E  Krentzberger. .  .$6,500 
Halsted  st,  197  ft  s  of  Wellington  av,  w  f 

25x100;  Apr  23.  0  J  Blomstrom  to  0  0 

Honsel  $9,500 

Halsted  st  8,  78  ft  n  of  38tb  pi,  e  f  26x 

160;  Mar  25  0  H  Low  to  B  R  De  Yonng 

 $4,500 

Halsted  st,  120  ft  n  of  38tb,  w  f  24x123; 

Apr  4.  J  Kennedy  to  F  Koenig  $2,600 

Halsted  st.  323  ft  s  of  67th,  w  f  25x125; 

Apr  12.  M  G  Mann  to  A  Altermatt. $2,600 
Halsted  et,  57  ft  n  of  Ohio,  e  f  20x116; 

Mar  27.  N  Tobiason  to  M  Mattis..  .$3,800 
Halsted  st,  n  w  oor  85th,  e  f  37x126;  Deo 

20.  '94.  J  Dreier  to  A  Beyeolein  $2,300 

Hamlin  av,  175  f  t  s  of  W  18th  st,  w  f  25x 

116;  Apr  16.  L  Baoher  to  P  H  Ladings 
 $1,600 

Hammond  av,  125  ft  s  of  Garden,  e  f  60x 
125;  Apr  6.  W  G  Bentley  to  G  A  Ool- 
well  $1,000 

Harrison  st,  60  f t  e  of  W  46th,  s  f  25x125; 
Apr  1.  G  Nine  to  J  W  Walsh  $2,000 

Harvard  st,  250  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  35x 
125;  Apr  24.  0  E  Donohne  to  8  W  Roth 
 $1,400 

Hasting  st,  250  fte  of  Leavitt,  n  f  25x124; 
Feb  1.  A  Viterua  to  L  Melkns  $2,500 

Heald  st,  174  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  29x124;  Apr 

21.  0  U  Nix  to  L  J  Sutherland ....  $4,000 
Hermitage  av,  169  ft  s  of  W  Congress  st, 

e  f  18^x1041^;  Indiana  av,  404  ft  s  of 
14th  st,  e  f  50x1751^;  Apr  18.  G  Cooke 
to  A  G  Cooke  et  al  $60,fO0 

High  av,  125  ft  s  of  l"8th  et.  w  f  25x125; 
Mar  18.  J  J  Kreer  to  0  Hjsroth. .  .$1,050 

High  av,  100  ft  s  of  108th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Mar  18.  J  J  Kreer  to  C  Leonhood. $1,050 

Homan  av,  60  ft  n  of  25th  st,  w  f  25x125^ 
Apr  4.  J  Kenealy  to  F  Koenig  $1,000 

Homan  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  20.  F  Koenig 
to  J  MoOlintook  $1,000 

Homan  av,  356  f  t  s  of  W  23rd  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  Apr  16.  J  Kraloveo  to  J  Hrebeoky 
 $1,676 

Houston  av,  255  ft  n  of  89th  st,  w  f  35x 
140;  Aug  38,'91.  0  J  Saokman  to  E  Dils 
 $1,160 

Howe  st,  s  w  oor  Garfleld  av,  e  f  20x124 J^; 
Apr  7.  A  Johnson  to  A  A  Nopenz. $7,000 

Hoyne  av,  266  ft  s  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f  35x 
124;  Apr  1,  E  W  MoCready  to  P  HoflE- 
maun  $1,575 

Hnbbart  st,  140  ft  w  of  W  48th,  s  f  50x 
120;  Deo  21,'91.  M  Lawrenoe  to  G  Nel- 
son $1,400 

Homboldt  st,  166  ft  s  of  Palmer  av.  w  f 
19x90;  Feb  20.  J  D  Vail  Jr  to  H  E 
Myers  $4,000 

Hnron  st,  312  ft  e  of  Noble,  n  f  48x110; 
Mar  11.  FA  Johnson  to  E  C  Sohiess 
 $15,500 

Indiana  av,  473  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  20x 
124;  Apr  9.  T  J  Watkins  to  C  P  Bab- 
rook   $6,000 

Irving  Park  av,  n  e  oor  N  45th,  s  f  63x 
139;  Apr  22.  G  W  Martin  to  E  De  8t 
Aobm   $6,8C0 

Jackson  av,  e  w  oor  57th  st,  e  f  35x106 
also  pt  of  It  3;  Apr  12.  M  Dewey  to  J 
Bsber   ..."  $14,000 

Jackson  st,  66  ft  w  of  8t  Loois  a»,  s  f  40x 
142;  Mar  29.  J  J  Keenan  to  T  W  Bren- 

^   $7,000 

Jaokson  st,  125  f t  e  of  W  42nd,  n  f  25x 
125;  Apr  19.  H  F  Niemann   to  J  A 

^  Walker  |1,450 

Jaokson  st,  90  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  22x 
125;  Apr  18.  L  Gans  to  A  D  P  Marphy 

.   $7,500 

Jansen  av,  41  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  e  f  37i^x 
123;  Mar  23.  P  Heer  to  J  Zangerle 

•  •••••••  ••••    ^3  800 

Jefferson  av,  260  ft  s  of  64th  'st,  w  f  5o'x 


190;  Nov  1,'93.  F  S  Foster  to  M  E  Trnm- 

bnll  $36,0CO 

Kedzie  av,  616  ft  s  of  Palmer  pi,  w  f  26x 
234;  Feb  4.  U  Baereoke  to  P  Barkardt 

 $2,050 

Kenmore  av,  600  ft  n  of  Ardmore,  w  f  50 
xl50;  Apr  9.  G  F  Mills  to  8  A  Rising 

 $5,000 

Einzie  st,  s  w  oor  Green,  n  f  75x100;  Apr 

10.  J  P  Primley  to  C  N  Peirce. .  .$30,000 
Kinzie  st,  314  f t  e  of  W  47th,  s  f  24x106; 
Jnne  27,'87.  A  B  Dewey  to  E  Duffield 

 $1,060 

Laflin  st,  107  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  25x124;  Apr 
18.  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  MO  Franks 

 $1,450 

Laflin  st,  291  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  25x119;  Apr 
18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Marquette  B  &  L 

Assn  $1,137 

Lake  st,  premi'ies  No  1124;  Apr  19.  J  A 

Sackley  to  V  Siafiford  $1.5"0 

Lake  st,  301  ft  e  of  Panlina,  s  f  49x1 1^; 
Apr  25.  J  A  Gallagher  et  al  to  M  Malone 

 $7,800 

Lake  st,  230  ft  e  of  W  41ft,  n  f  25xir0; 

Apr  20.  V  Staflford  to  J  A  siaokley  f  1.500 
Lake  st  W,  premises  No  522  2fixlO0;  Apl 
17.  Est  of  E  B  Dankle  tj  Mrs  A  Beos 

  $4,(00 

Langley  av,  97  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  24x122; 

Mar  20.  F  Beggs  to  A  Lindholm . . .  $1,'.  00 
Lawndale  av,  80  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Apr  22.  E  De  8t  Anbin  to  G  W 

Martin  $4,f>00 

Lawrenoe  av,  1320  ft  w  of  Kedzie,  n  f  631 
x298,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  28.  J  Clark 

to  J  P  Ander  $13,000 

Leland  av  W,  n  e  oor  N  45th,  s  f  106x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  13.  J  P  Bntler  to 

L  H  Watson  $4,5u0 

Lexington  st,  100  ft  e  of  J 

25x126,  and  othsr  ppty;  Apr  £0.  J  S 

Bnss  to  F  A  Bnss  $1,000 

Lexington  st,  50  ft  e  of  Jan  Hose  av,  s  f 
50x124;  Apr  20.  J  H  Boss  to  0  F  Zim- 
merman  $1,000 

Lilla  st,  13S  ft  e  of  W  47ih,  n  f  36i^xl25; 
Apr  9.  H  Reynertson  toT  J  Reynertson 

 $1,050 

Lincoln  st,  s  w  oor  Thoroa",  e  f  y4}^sl25; 
Apr  19.  Est  of  H  Q  BotieidiEan  to  L 

Scheidman  $3,6C0 

Loomis  st,  212  ft  a  of  Adams,  e  f  2S  8-lOx 
126;  Apl  8.  M  M  KiDgwill  to  R  W  Sin- 
clair $10,000 

Madison  av,  196  ft  a  of  82nd  st,  w  f  40x 
116;  Apr  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  Qeno'ar 

  $1,598 

Madiaon  av,  20  ft  s  of  52nd  st,  w  f  3  ix 
124;  Aug  16,'94,  E  Rider  to  E  W  Bailey 

 $13,750 

Madison  st,  491  ft  w  of  W  Slat,  s  f  51x170; 
June  6,'94.  F  W  Eldridge  to  J  L  Daven- 
port  $i,700 

Madison  av,  194  ft  a  of  75th  st,  w  f  50x 
125 ;  Apr  20.  F  Lucdborg  to  E  H  Holmes 

 $2,5£;0 

Magnolia  av,  97  ft  a  of  Rosemont,  w  f  50 
xl25;  Apr  24.  A  Josetti  to  P  B  Hubbard 

 $1,750 

Marshfield  av,  216  ft  a  of  36th  st,  w  f  24x 
1^6;  Mar  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Archer 

Svgs  &  L  Aasn  $1,423 

Maryland  av,  105  ft  s  of  63rd  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  27.  R  J  Drefenderfer  et  al  to 

H  L  Leitoh  $4,500 

May  at,  198  ft  a  of  60th.  e  f  24x124;  Apr 

18.  R  P  Jorden  to  C  W  Charleston  $1,850 
MoAlpine  st,  24  ft  n  of  34th,  w  f  24x109; 

Apr  12.  8  B  Briggs  to  T  M  Bell  $1,000 

Mendell  st,  375  ft,  more  or  less,  n  w  of 
Canal  pi,  s  w  f  60  ft  to  Chgo  river;  Apr 
15.  W  K  Thomas  to  W  Dreiske  ...$4,518 
Michigan  av,509  ft  s  of  Slstst,  e  f  30x161; 

Apr  13.  E  8  Fogg  to  P  Edge»orth.$6,400 
Michigan  av,  100  ft  n  of  16th  at,  w  f  21^ 
xl6i;  Apr  10.  O  N  Peirce  and  wife  to  T 

R  Lyon  $35,000 

Michigan  av,  160  ft  s  of  Slstat,  wf  50x 
1601^;  Apr  22.  T  W  Sprague  to  T  R 

Lyon  $27,500 

Millard  av,  s  w  cor  W  26th  at,  e  f  48x125; 
Jan  28.  H  Pagoette  to  E  Da  St  Aubia 

 $3,500 

Milwaukee  av,  a  w  oor  Corneiiu  at,  n  e  f 
26x105;  Apr  19.  B  Levy  to  M  Friend 

 $9,0  0 

Mohawk  at,  premises  No  5^;  Apr  18.  M  J 

Schneider  to  F  Feilen    ..  $1,5C0 

Monroe  at,  226  ft  e  of  W  46th  st.  a  f  £0x 
131;  Feb  16.  H  Paguette  to  E  D  St 

Anbin   $2,6C0 

Monroe  st  W,  piemises  No  1413  25x191; 

Apr  24.  a  M  Anderson  to  M  Read. $8  5  0 
Montrose  blyd,  66U  ft  w  of  N  Homan  av, 
38  aores,  more  or  less;  Mar  1.  Est  of 


Squire  Taylor  to  G  T  J  Mamerow.$38,<00 
Morgan  st,  384  ft  n  of  Maxwell,  w  f  24x 
100;  Apr  22.  8  A  Clow  to  8  0  Cohen 

 $4,160 

Mozart  st,  97  ft  s  of  Berteau  av,  e  f  150x 
125;  Apr  8.  F  H  Wentworth  to  J  Saltar 

Jr  $1,200 

Nelson  st,  227  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  26x 
124;  Apr  15.  J  0  Trviky  to  A  Mueller 

 $1,875 

Ninety-third  st,  125  ft  w  of  Erie  av,  a  f  25 
xl35;  Apr  22.  W  C  Kraoter  to  W  A 

Strang  $1,060 

Noble  st,  197  ft  n  of  Blaokhawk,  w  f  25  ft 
to  alley;  Apr   1.    M   Klander   to  F 

Brzozowski  $1,800 

Oakdale  av,  72  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s  f  32x 
133;  Apr  20.  C  Kemnitz  to  A  F  Hottin- 

ger  $2,z40 

Oakdale  av,  36  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s  f  36x 
123;  Apr  20.  C  Kemnitz  Jr  to  F  J  Feoke 

 $2,675 

Oakdale  av,  141  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  39x 
125;  Apr  23.  C  A  Nelson  to  E  Benson 

 $7,000 

Oakley  av,  lb6  ft  n  of  Adams  at,  w  f  16x 
108  more  or  leas;  Mar  3u.  C  Buchanan 

t  >  W  B  Eyater  $3,000 

Oakley  av,  152  ft  n  ot  Adams  at,  w  f  16x 
108,  more  or  less;  Mar  30.  D  Bachanau 

to  W  B  Eyster  $1,000 

Oakwood  blvd,  premises  No  348  30x134; 

Apr  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  C  Dean.. $2,428 
Ogden  av,  26  ft  a  w  of  Robey  st,  s  e  f  48x 
100;  Apr  20.  W  Holt  to  0  Fischer  et  al 

 $11,250 

Oglesby  av,  61  ft  n  of  71st  st,  e  f  35x100, 
more  or  less;  Apr  19.  M  J  Sullivan  to 

D  M  Hayes  $4,450 

Oglesby  av,  n  w  cor  6l8t  at,  e  f  54x126; 
Apr  17.  L  *V  Robinson  and  haaband  to 

O  V  Waite   $70,000 

Oglesby  av.  n  w  oor  6l8t  st,  e  f  100x177 
77-100;  Apr  18.  Catherine  V  Waite  and 

husband  to  Fred  W  HoUiater  $113,000 

One  Hund  ed  and  Tenih  pi,  500  ft  w  of 
Portland  av,  n  f  5'  x  12 1,  and  other  ppty; 
Apr  1.  G  Van  der  Lee  to  J  A  Hall. $4,600 
One  Hundred  and  Seventh  at,  132  ft  e  of 
Michigan  av,  n  f  129x125;  Oct  1,'94.  J 

Hengeveld  to  N  W  Birkhoff  $4,000 

One  Hundred  aud  Twelftb  st,  254  ft  w  of 
Armour  av,  n  f  371^x125;  Apr  18.  C  A 

Sandatrom  to  I  S  Silander   $3,000 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st,  n  w  oor 
Portland  av,  8  t  50xl2«3^;  Mar  22.  C  J 

Van  den  Bnrg  to  J  A  Hall   $3,5  0 

Otto  at,  n  e  cor  Rjbe;,  a  f  26x125;  Apr  4. 

R  C  Moore  to  F  E  Larson  $2,200 

Park  av,  172  ft  s  of  W  Noble,  e  f  75x123; 
Apr  17.  H  Bornemann  to  M  D  Owen 

 $1,5C0 

Patterson  av,  213  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  n  f 
30x125;  Apr  19.  TA  Turner  to  B  B 

Treleaae  $1,0(0 

Panlina  st,  88  ft  s  of  Wave'and  av,  w  f 
373^x124;  Apr  16.  Germatiia  B  &  L  Assn 

to  Q  Ruokstaelter   $2,300 

Peoria  at,  274  ft  a  of  6nth,  w  f  24xi25j  Apr 

32.  B  Sherry  to  E  O  KinaeSIa  $i,-^(0 

Peoria  st,  295  ft  s  of  64;h.  w  f  27xi24 

Aug  27,'94.  R  Folford  to  W  A  H-ill  $V,600 
Piece  of  land  in  fract  a  e  }4  32-11-14  cou- 
taining  5  aores;  Mar  15.  Albion  College 

to  J  M  Reid  $15,000 

Pleasant  pi,  172  ft  w  of  Powell  av,  s  f  28x 
115;  Apr  23.  E  G  Qallachsjn  to  A  Pike 

 '.  $1,000 

Prairie  av,  99  ft  n  of  Slst  st,  e  f  66%x 
162  3  10;  Nov  4,'iJO.  0  M  Leavut   to  H 

Bailey   $6  500 

Prairie  av,  s  w  oor  46th  at,  e  f  65x161; 
Apr  20.  J  Dapee  to  J  L  Duplisaia  et  al 

 $13,0i  0 

Prairie  av,  233  ft  n  of  60th  -t,  e  f  25x161; 
Feb  16.  0  A  MoKelvey  to  J  Steven 

 $2,250 

Qainn  at,  100  ft  s  e  of  Stearnes,  w  f  25x 
115;      &.pr  25.    E    McCarthy  to  J  B 

Murphy   $1  750 

Raoine  av,  266  ft  s  of  Follarton,  w  f|  25x 

124;  Apr  15.  E  0!geQ  to  •/  Driesen  $7,000 
Reta  st,  165  ft  n  of  Ooruelia,  w  f  2.^x126; 

Apr  23.  N  Flynn  to  F  J  Setchell. .  .$1,600 
Richmond  av,  6  .  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f 
25x126;  Apr  18.  F  Nothdorf  to  A  Apz- 

mns  $1,050 

Richmond  st,  366  ft  n  ot  Ctiiosg o  av,  w  f 
i5xl25;  Apr  16.  C  Iveraon  to  M  E  Dief- 

endorf  $6,500 

Ridgeland  av,  120  ft  n  of  Hasting  st,  w  f 
96x125;  Apr  4.  0  F  Linaoott  et  al  to  O 

M  Janaen  $1,200 

Rockwell  st,  96  ft  n  of  Thompson,  w  f 
24x126;  Apr  24.  0  J  Sohoening  to  A  L 
Anderson  $1,360 


Roger  Park,  It  6  blk  40;  Apr  16.  0  E 

SimmoES  to  R  X  Petersen  $1,365 

Roger  Park,  It  16  blk  22;  Apr  13.  O  H 

W barton  to  T  Flood  $  1 ,650 

Rosooe  st,  241  ft  w  ot  Halsted,  s  f  25x125; 

Apr  25.  L  Wagenknech  to  I  Molok  $6,660 
Rosooe  at,  195  ft  e  of  N  Clark,  s  f  50x125; 

Mar  21.  E  Weber  to  J  L  Swenson. $6,250 
Rosooe  st,  230  ft  e  of  Halated,  n  f  33x132; 
Apr  20.  M  Bngquist  to  F  E  Hallberg 

 $3,000 

Rumaey  at,  60  ft  n  of  Emily,  e  f  25x128; 
Apr  22.  W  Brandenberger  to  0  Quth- 

man  $2,000 

Rumaey  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  22.  0  Qnth- 

man  to  J  Miller  $3,000 

Sacramento  av,  213  ft  s  of  Irving  Park 
blvd,  e  f  25x126;  Apr  16.  T  Ekren  to  N 

Newmann  $1,360 

Sangamon  st,  276  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  37J^x 
V^5;  Apr  li.  N  G  Osterberg  to  M  M 

Maher  $6,000 

Sangamon  st,  50  ft  n  of  73rd,  w  f  50x134; 

Feb  5.  J  D  Vail  Jr  to  H  E  Myers.  .$4,600 
Sangamon  et,  166  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  t  26x124; 
Mar  18.  M  Sohcenboechler  to   M  J 

OBohlig  $1,075 

Sangamon  st,  73  ft  a  of  117th,  w  f  25x125; 
Apr  20.  A  L  Bergstrom  to  D  Heitmann 

  $2,600 

School  st,  n  e  oor  W  60th  pi,  s  f  40x125; 
Apr  23.  F  M  Gray  to  W  D  Kennedy 

 $12,0(0 

Beventy-fii-st  st,  182  ft  w  of  Madison  av, 
n  f  33>^xl25;  Seventy-first  st  99  ft  e  of 
Nntt  av,  n  f  33j^xl25,  und  }4  iut  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  19.  F  F  Bennett  to  G  R 

Bennett  $7,500 

Seventy-first  at,  132  ft  e  of  Nott  av,  n  f 
333^x125;  Apr  5.  F  F  Bennett  et  al  to 

K  A  Ronrke  $5,000 

Seventy-firet  pi,  60  ft  e  of  Jefferaon  av,  a 
f  50x126;  Apr  20.  I  P  Stout  to  J  A  Orf 

 $2,0C0 

Seventy-firat  pi,  148  ft  w  of  Madison  av, 
n  f  33>^il25;  Mar  23.  F  F  Bennett  et  al 

to  K  M  Walsh  $5,000 

Seventy-second  at,  150  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av, 
n  f  75x126;  Jan  3.  J  B  Dearborn  to  D 

W  Watt   $4,000 

Seventy-second  at,  n  e  oor  Langley  av,  a  f 
41x106;  Apr  3.   Maat  in  Chy  to  E  J 

Woeld   $1,296 

Seventy-third  st,  n  w  oor  Hcyne  av,  p  f  100 
xl25;  Apr  15.  8  P  Johnaon  to  R  V 

Maoolonski  $2,000 

Seventy-sixth  st,  35  ft  e  of  French  av.  n  f 
33x97;  Apr  22.  E  N  Smith  to  J  C  Thur- 
ston  $4,600 

Seventy-ninth  at,  a  w  oor  Woodlawn  av, 
e  f  269x125,  and  other  ppty;  Seventy- 
ninth  0',  a  w  oor  Woodlawn  av,  e  f  269x 
126  and  other  ppty,  altogether  43  lota; 
Apr  19.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  M  Hoyt.$13,848 
Seventy-ninth  st,  a  e  oor  Lawndale  av,  n  f 
65x126;  May  22,'94.  O  0  Roed  to  M  B 

Roed  $1,600 

Sheffield  av,  308  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f  34^ 
xl243^;  Apr  12.  8  W  Cannell  to  E  F 

HofiE  $3,106 

Sheffield  av,  n  e  oor  Concord  pi,  w  f  24x 

1(  0;  Apr  22.  C  W  Hess  to  W  Kurz.$16,0(.0 
Sherman  av,  n  w  oor  85th  at,  e  f  97x125; 
Deo  5,'93.  E  Lockwood  et  al  to  O  Behn 

  $1,103 

Shober  at,  150  ft  s  of  Thompson  w  f  25x 
124;  Apr  23.  A  8  Anderson  to  M  Hansen 

  $2,100 

Simme  av,  63  ft  n  of  Kinzie  st,  w  f  50xli5; 
Mar  18.   C  A  Petterson  to  N  F  Nelson 

   $1,6(  0 

Sixth  av,  n  w  oor  95th  et,  n  e  f  297x126; 
Apr  10.  Est  of  E  L  Hedstrom  to  W  Q  • 

Bnmson  $7,50" 

Sixty-first  et,  72  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  n  f  24 
xl26;  Apr  20.  C  Seleu  to  U  M  Hansen 

 $5,0f0 

Sixty-first  at  W,  271  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  f 
34x121;  Feb  11, '90.  B  Buabee  to  N  E 

Hntchina    $6,600 

Sixty-firat  pi,  a  w  oor  Jan  Huse  av,  n  f 
37^x125,  alao  46  other  lots  in  same  blk; 
Apr  18.  J  F  Eberhart  to  J  J  Eberhart 

. ."  $20,000 

Sixty- first  at,  125  ft  w  of  Stony  Island  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Apr  23.  Maat  iu  Chy  to  E  ' 

Fyfe   $5,031 

Sixty-firat  pi,  259  ft  e  of  Madison  av,  n 
f  45x125;  Mar  21.  GL  Beman  to  M  T 

Sponset  $6,500 

Sixty-third  st,  12S7  ft  w  of  Crawford  av, 
n  f  1331x1293;  Apr  10.  J  D  Ellsworth  to 

H  K  Love  $24,000 

Sixty-third  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  15.  H  K 

Love  to  N  Thomasaon . .   $32,0C0 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  27,  1895. 


DAVID  BRADLEY  M'F'G  CO 


WILL  REMOVE  TO 


Mr.  DaviJ  Bradley,  the  oldest  plow  maker  now  living,  who  came  here  in  the  "thirties"  has  seen  the  fruition  of  his  industry  and  hard  work  assume  such 
jrigantic  proportions  as  to  actually  force  him  out  of  Chicago;  or,  to  be  a  little  more  explicit,  the  David  Bradley  M'f'g.  Co.,  which  is  the  culmination  of  all  those 
yt-ars  of  hard  labor,  finds  itself,  after  half  a  century's  growth,  hemmed  in  with  valuable  properties  which  practically  present  further  enlargement  in  its  present 
quarters.  Although  it  occupies  ground  equal  to  a  block  or  more,  it  nevertheless  finds  it  expedient  to  remove  its  plant  to  Bradley  City,  (formerly  North  Kankakee) 
where  it  has  secured  ground  amounting  to  about  thirty-six  acres,  and  there,  with  its  buildings  already  erected  and  to  be  erectad  and  with  its  army  of  employes 
and  their  families,  it  proposes  to  stamp  upon  that  locality  the  impress  of  the  energy  and  push  that  has  characterized  its  policy  up  to  the  present  time.  The 
removal  in  no  way  changes  the  proprietorship  nor  management.  Mr.  David  Bradley  will  continue  as  President,  his  son  Mr.  J.  Harley  Bradley  as  Vice  President 
and  Treasurer,  and  Mr.  Geo.  H.  Francis  as  Secretary.  No  particular  change  in  the  line  of  manufacturing  is  contemplated,  except  that  additional  lines  may  be 
added  from  time  to  time  as  the  demands  for  them  present  themselves.  The  old  '  Garden  City  Clipper"  Plow — first  made  in  1833,  and  which  has  since  made  itself 
known  the  world  over,  will  continue  to  be  one  of  the  prominent  features  of  the  output. 


of  hripX'^uiP'^an"K''iMf?'P^^'^^5*  u*^®  shown  on  this  page  can  be  better  appreciated,  perhaps,  when  we  state  that  each  of  the  two  large  buildings  which  are 

t hA  ^^rl^hl.  .    ^vTm  others  in  proportion.    Shipping  facilities  are  simply  perfect,  as  all  fuel  and  stock  will  be  delivered  at  the  engine  room  or  into 

the  warehouses,  while  shipments  out  will  be  loaaeo  from  the  warehouse  platforms  into  the  cars. 

n^.moH  f^r  located  about  50  miles  south  of  Chicago  at  the  junction  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad  with  the  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Iowa  railroad,  the  last 

m^^^nfaVfnr?       ♦^^v^l^^^^^  Chicago  except  two.    The  town  has  electric  cars  and  is  lighted  with  electricity.    There  are  already  other 

Wnri  i=  in  establishmtnts  there  and  when  this  company  gets  inio  running  order  the  population  of  Bradley  Citv  will  be  3,000  or  more  souls,  and  as  the  near 
praSally  assured^^         manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  the  si  lendid  shipping  and  other  advantages  of  this  location  the  rapid  growth  of  the  town  is 

,f^^f°,f^i®rc!5^!;",!^LH^^^lV^^^^^  ^^^]  of  interest  to  many  is  the  fact  that  it  leaves  for  rent  some  very  desirable  property  for 

rx,  r.  r,t,r,  „_  ,.  ,  ^   ...  ipldly  taklug  ou  thc  character  of  a  jobbiug 

(53  to  63),  130  feet  on  Fulton,   200  feet  on 


hiiiiriirifro  rri    r„>^H  ii„Kf  or,5  r- 11        '     V^"      t"  ^"  '^^^'^      ^'  "'i'>^'".  i-uia  mtsu  ua  v  i a  Btieeo  uu  three  sides  of  it.    Wide  alleys  between  these 

WatiH  ™f  light  and  ventillation.  and  furnish  facilities  for  receiving  and  shipping  goods  at  the  rear.  Just  across  the  street  from  this  pronerty  are  already 
■R^fafpn  p?>!^^™Tn  n  K  i^^^  merchants;  Hennion  &  Hubbel,  pumps  pipe  and  fittings;  John  Lucas  &  Co,  wholesale  paints  and  dry  colors;  and  Worthrup, 
and  Iron  S  a^d  the 'iTat?^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^""^  ^""""^       establishments  of  Martin  Ryerson  &  Co.,  Jones  &  Laughlins  Co  ,  Scully  Steel 

T?anH^^H^al*^,^i*V"°  ^itbln  ten  mluutes  Walk  of  the  Court  House,  or  five  minutes  ride  over  the  Lake  street  '  L.,"  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  or  the  Lake  street  or 
hnnndirt  on  tt*'^o-'i^  ^       of  which  pass  the  property.   It  is  near  to  three  of  the  principal  freight  depots  and  not  very  far  from  any  of  them,  and  while 

bounded  on  two  sides  by  street-car  tracks  the  cars  do  not  in  anyway  interfere  with  the  receiving  or  shipping  of  goods. 

Question  ThPrp«ri'lL'nf  9ln''nn^  ^"^^  without  saying,  and  that  these  buildings  will  be  quickly  rented  when  it  is  known  they  are  in  the  market,  is  beyond 
Anv  infnr,r^Hnn  tant  H  .  '^^^  ''1?^^''  ^^^^  floor  space.  The  buildiug  Will  be  refitted,  added  to  or  changed  to  suit  the  requirements  of  desirable  tenants. 
Any  information  wanted  concerning  terms  of  rental  of  any  or  all  of  this  property  will  be  furnished  by  the  Company  ii  addressed  at  their  Office 

63  N.  Despl  aincs  Street,  Chicag-o. 


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Sixty-fifth  Bt,  B  e  cor  Central  Park  av,  n  f 
50x124;  Apr  5.  MaBt  in  Ohj  to  Imperial 

B  &  L  ksBV  $1,*27 

Sixty  sixth  at,  160  ft  e  of  Eberhart  av,  n 
f  26x124;  Apr  18.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L 

Glass  $1,006 

Sixty-sixth  st,  120  ft  w  of  Hope  a\,  s  f  40 
xl27;  Mar  15.  J  H  Norton  to  H  F  New- 
ton  $4,400 

Sixty-seventh  st,  116  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f 
26x125;  Feb  12.  G  W  Sherman  to  W 

Davies  $2,400 

Sixty-ninth  pi  W,  99  ft  e  of  Uoyne  av,  n 
f  60x124;  Jan  3.  J  B  Dearborn  to  D  W 

Watt  $4,000 

Sonth  Chicago  av,  738  ft  n  w  of  Cottage 
Grove,  s  w  f  100x150;  Mar  80,  J  H  Nor- 
ton to  H  0  Morley   $10,000 

Soath  Chicago  av,  48  ft  n  w  of  Jefferson, 
8  w  f  175x125,  and  }4  inst;  Jan  17.  0  H 

Balette  to  A  W  Axteil  |2.f.00 

Soath  Park  ot,  166  ft  s  of  60th  st,  e  f  £0x 
120;  Apr  16.  W  W  Ingram  to  8  L  Ing- 
ram $10,COO 

South  Park  av,  39  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  17x 
63;  Apr  17.  0  B  Thompson  to  M  F 

tCads  $4,500 

Sonth  Park  av,  133  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  15x 
126;  Feb  26.  0  D  Covell  to  D  B  Hamil- 
ton $4,600 

Soathport  av,  146  ft  s  of  Diversey  st,  w  f 
26x124;  Mar  23,'d4.  J  Erella  to  J  Eantz 

 $2,600 

Spanlding  av,  325  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f 
26x126;  Apr  19.  J  A  Sohmid  to  M  A 

Schmid  $6,500 

State  st,  B  e  oor  Washington,  w  f  100x90; 
Feb  16.  National  Life  Insoranoe  Co  to 

Colambas  Safe  Deposit  Co  $60,000 

Stewart  av,  200  ft  n  of  122nd  st,  e  f  25x 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  15.  Amer  T  & 

S  Banks  to  J  C  OoombB  $3,400 

St  Lawrenoe  av,  136  ft  a  of  47th  st,  w  f 
60x138,  and  %  int;  Apr  11.  0  H  Thomp- 
son to  J  Thompson  $3,000 

St  Lawrenoe  av,  160  ft  u  of  44th  st,  e  f 
60x126;  Apr  £0.  M  Sohnlz  to  H  Ai'olff 

 $5,50C 

Swnner  av,  n  e  oor  87th  st,  w  f  97x125, 


und       int;  Apr  18.  J  R  Flood  to  J  I 
Pearoe  Jr  $1,576 

Snnnyside  av,  130  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  s  f  44 
i.\22%,  more  or  less ;  Apr  15.  M  Gillespie 
to  N  F  Danziger  $7,000 

Taylor  at,  100  ft  e  of  Franoisoo  av,  s  f 
24  85  100x125;  Apr  18.  8  Heyward  to  D 
Marohant  $2,2C0 

Thirty-sixth  at,  186.6  ft  w  of  Vlnoennej  av, 
n  f  26x150;  Apr  22.  J  R  Taylor  to  E  H 
Bnssinger  $13,000 

Thirty-eighth  at,  63  ft  e  of  Parnell  av,  n  f 
351^x72;  Apr  12.  0  Vean  to  A  0  May- 
nard  $2,250 

Thirty-eighth  pi  W,  126  ft  e  of  Sacra- 
mento ay,  n  f  25x125,  Apr  6.  H  Will  to 
0  Kubitz  $2,300 

Throop  st,  premiaea  No  6803;  Apr  19.  R 
Banmgarten  to  0  Baamgarten  ....$1,100 

Throop  at,  144  ft  a  of  48th,  w  f  24x124; 
Mar  4.  S  Tamborski  to  F  Janowski.$2,500 

Throop  at,  186  ft  a  of  61st,  e  f  25x116; 
Apr  19.  M  Siemering  to  J  0  Siemering 
 $4,200 

Troy  st,  50  ft  8  of  W  23d,  e  f  25x125;  Apr 

23.  T  Gorski  to  J  Gorski  $2,800 

Troy  at,  97  ft  n  of  26th,  w  f  24x127;  Apr 

24.  R  Virgl  to  J  Jelinek  et  al  $1,400 

Troy  st,  191  ft  s  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  26x 

126;  Apr  3.  W  F  O'Hearne  to  A  W  Kratz 
 $1,000 

Trnro  at,  167  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  Zl)4x 
164;  Apr  1.  J  L  Lombard  to  L  Wasoher 
 12,100 

Trnro  st,  169  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  37>^x 
164 ;  Apr  1.  J  L  Lombard  to  F  Ewert 
 $2,100 

Tnrner  av,  129  ft  s  of  W  15th  at,  e  f  26x 
125;  Apr  23.  E  L  Barns  to  T  J  Mo- 
Oa"hy  $2,150 

Twelfth  st,  350  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25x 
167;  Apr  20.  O  Westerholm  to  HL  U 
Cassidy  «2,250 

Twenty  sixth  st,  premises  No  467,  469, 
471,  473,  75x124.9;  Apr  19.  R  J  Bailer  (by 
receiver)  to  J  J  Mailer  $8,300 

Twenty-aeventh  st,  n  w  oor  Portland  av, 

-  8  f  72x1091^;  Feb  2.  0  O  Lindstrom  to 
EH  Johnson  $10,500 

Upton  at,  a  w  oor  Western  av,  n  f  48x124; 
Mar  21.  A  M  Raamusaen  to  T  W  Ru- 
dolph  $4,600 

Union  av,  147  ft  s  of  42nd  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Apr  22.  J  W  Sweeney  to  M  Shaw.. $1,800 

Union  av,  48  ft  s  of  102nd  st,  w  f  37i^x 
135;  Apr  15.  E  F  Gillette  to  F  E  Stryker 
 $1,000 


Union  av,  222  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  37x219; 
Apr  18.  J  O  Barnschein  to  W  Merkle 

 $3,775 

Union  st,  .300  ft  s  of  3Cth,  w  f  25x124;  Apr 

12.  A  Frett  et  al  to  J  J  Frett  $1,860 

Union  st,  225  ft  s  of  29th,  w  f  26  xl26; 

Apr  22.  T  H  Faile  lo  J  Rejsek  $1,276 

Van  Boren  at,  189  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f 
116x126;  Apr  19.  M  Laflin  to  Illinois 

Condensing  Co  $20,000 

Van  Baren  st,  150  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  n  f 
25x100;  Feb  20.  A  Erombach  to  M  L 

Osias  $6,300 

Vernon  av,  148  ft  n  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  50x123, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  19.  L  T  Barbe  to 

A  J  Lichtscra   ..$4,800 

Vincennea  av,  105  ft  s  w  of  69th  st,  w  f 
26x110,  more  or   less;   Apr  4.  H*  L 

Wheatley  to  F  W  Baker  et  al  $2,0  0 

Vinoennes  av,  141  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x 
122.3;  Apr  3.  T  S  Edwards  to  A  Bryan 

 $2,860 

Vincennea  av,  19  ft  n  of  38th  st,  w  f  18x 
100;  Apr  18.   B  M  Rogers  et  al  to  M 

Clancy  $4,00C 

Wabansia  av,  100  ft  w  of  Mead  st,  s  f  50x 
126;  Apr  25.  0  TV  Goetze  to  Int  B  &  L 

and  Investment  Union  $3,106 

Wabash  av,  595  ft  n  of  55th  st,  w  f  35x161 ; 
Apr  16.  G  A  Seaverns  to  D  Eeenan 

 $7,510 

Wabash  av,  leasehold  interest  in  premises 
No  2317  and  2319;  Apr  15.  W  Tarking 

ton  to  H  0  Snttle  f45,0C0 

Wallace  st,  n  e  oor  27th,  w  f  125x100; Feb 

25.  J  A  Hoffman  to  C  A  Ohapin.  .$15,000 
Wallace  st,  24  f t  n  of  30th.  ef  24x130; 
Apr  22.  C  E  Erentzberger  to  F  Koch 

 $13,000 

Wallace  av,  250  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  t  25x 
126;  Apr  11,'93.  P  O  Scensland  to  0  M 

A  Clark    $1,800 

Walnut  Bt,  25  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  n  f  25 
xl5(i;  Apr  16.  J  A  Falton  to  D  A  La- 

Pointe  $3,20  J 

Walnut  8t,  650  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  20x 
125,  more  or  less;  Apr  6.  G  A  Mead  to 

M  A  Winne  $4,7(0 

Warner  av,  319  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  29^^ 
xl25;  Mar  13,  O  Z  Olson  to  J  B  O'Neill 

 $2,800 

Washburn  av,  96  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  a  f  24 
zli'S;  Apr  2^.  R  A  F  Dettmanu  to  J 

Talont  $t,600 

Wasbbarn  av,  72  ft  w  of  Loomis  st,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Apr  19.  J  Qnetz  to  J  Grabenstein 

 ,  $2,800 

Washburn  av,  275  ft  e  of  Centre,  n  f  26x 

124;  Apr  4.  T  Roch  to  D  Coadon ..  $3,500 
Washington  blvd,  n  e  cor  Homan  av,  s  f 
200x98  5i  l(0;  Apr  11.  E  Lipe  to  A  J 

Graham  $40,000 

Webster  av,  20C  ft  u  of  72nd  st,  e  f  60x 
127;  Apr  16.  M  B  Staawood  to  B  L 

Napheys   $3,600 

Wellington  av,  100  ft  e  of  E  Ravenswood 
Park,  s  f  60x125;  Apr  17.  F  T  Murphy 

to  G  Eordik  $1,025 

Wellington  av,  24  ft  w  of  Seminary,  a  f 
24x126;  July  17,'94.  H  Stafford  to  W 

Wennerholm  $4,500 

Western  av,  166  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Mar  5.  L  V  John  to  G  L  Erwin  Jr 

 $2,160 

Western  av,  176  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  6.  J  E  Greenebaam  to  R  C 

Moore  $1,500 

Wharton  av,  148  ft  s  of  66th  et,  e  f  50x 
126;  Feb  26.  T  Cannon  to  F  E  Eoehler 

 $2,500 

WincheBter  av,  n  e  oor  73rd  st,  w  f  48x125; 
Apr  12.  J  W  Chaffee  to  A  E  Anderson 

 $1,250 

Winona  at,  661  ft  w  of  Lincoln  av.  a  f 
120x161^;  Apr  18.  N  Hudson  to  F  8 

Herzog  $2,000 

Winthrop  av,  2C0  ft  8  of  Olaremont,  w  f 
100x150;  Apr  9.  8  A  Rising  to  G  F  Mills 

 $11,500 

Woodlawn  av,  297  ft  s  of  58th  st,  e  f  50x 
170;   Apr  17.  M  Field  to  F  Johnson 

 $6,250 

Woodlawn  av,  149  ft  a  of  57th  at,  e  f  50x 
170;  Feb  27.  M  Field  to  H  H  Donaldson 

 $5,250 

Woodsides  av,  75  ft  a  of  Cornelia,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  17.  M  Arlin  to  H  G  Zander 

 $6,000 

Wood  8t,  225  ft  8  of  34th,  w  f  25x125;  Apr 

17.  J  White  to  0  T  Albrecht  $l',700 

Yale  Bt,  321  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  30x200,  more 
or  less;  Apr  10.  A  tt  Young  to  J  M 
Young  $8,000 


nit^CBLiljAAIKOUS— CITl; . 


Transfers  Under  tlOOU. 
Belmont  av,  Brown  Jr's  sub,  It  40,  30  4C 

14  Apr  8,  8  Brown  Jr  to  J  Eennedy.  $^50 
Birkhoff's  sub,  It  5  b  2  s  e  qr  17  38  14  Apr 

18,  J  Peoha  to  P  R  Casey  $576 

Blue  I  Ld  &  B  Co's  sab.  It  75  sub  Its  12  to 

14  b  4  e  hf  8  e  qr  7  37  14  Apr  16,  J  Gill 

to  C  Peldrimovsky  $200 

Brand's  sab.  Its  1  to  3  b  8  sab  Its  11  and 

12  n  e  qr  26  40  13  Apr  4,  F  B  Larson  to 
R  C  Moore  $!;50 

Barley's  sub.  It  18  of  Its  1  to  4  b  9  Ogden's 
sub  18  40  14  Dec  5,'94,  8  Brown  Jr  to  Q 

W  and  F  D  Lathrop  $440 

Campbell's  aub,  It  21  b  9  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  9 
39  13  Apr  3,  Est  of  G  0  Campbell  to  H 

P  Goodman  $460 

Centre  av  add.  It  249  Apr  16,  H  McOor 

miok  to  M  B  Jacobs  $600 

Oox  Jr's  sob.  It  42  b  1  8  w  qr  1 7  38  14  Apr 

19.  R  8  Cox  Jr  to  W  T  Lukey  $460 

Crawford  av,  Lowry's  add.  It  £5,  15  39  18 

Apr  6,  C  H  Trego  to  G  D  Seward. .  .$600 
C  T  8,  It  44  sob  n  462  ft  b  10,  33  39  14  Apr 

17,  A  Crane  to  N  M  Schank  $900 

Derby's  sub,  und      It  42  b  3  n  e  qr  16  39 

13  Jan  18,  J  Daley  to  M  E  Daley  . . .  $333 
Derby's  sob,  same;  Jan  18,  Same  to  G  A 

Daley  $333 

Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  151  Deo  9, 

Wm  Pepper  to  A  Wojoiechoweki. . .  .$550 
Douglas  Pk.  Prescotl's  add.  It  34  b  4  of  b 
5  Sept  30,'9l,  P  M  Prescott  to  A  C  Han- 
son $750 

East  Oh'go  Lawn.  It  3  b  2,  24  38  lb  Aug 

2,'94,  B  F  Jacobs  to  M  W  Pierce ....  $350 
Englewood  on  tbe  Hill,  It  266  Apr  15,  N 

Fallett  to  M  O  Clancy  $500 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  It  128,  19  38  14 

Apr.l  I,  J  W  Chaffee  et  al  to  R  Leaoh|600 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Its  12  and  13,  20 
38  14  Mar  15,'89,  C  P  Dewey  to  C  C 

Armstrong   $700 

Englewood,  Alle.  ton's  add.  It  228  Aug  8, 

'90,  E  A  Commings  to  8  Erug  $375 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell'B  add.  Its  31  and  32  b  9 

Apr  12,  B  Maynard  to  C  Vian  $800 

Farlin's  sub.  It  9  b  10  w  hf  s  e  qr  24  40  13 

Apr  10,  E  E  PruBsing  to  A  Dahlqaist$700 
Fernwood,  Bloss  &  Co's  sub,  It  180  Apr  16, 

P  0  Koehler  to  J  Sineger  $300 

Garfield,  Its  13  and  14  b  2  Apr  12,  A  F 

Keeney  to     W  Martin  $960 

Garfield  blvd,  Oummings'  add.  It  41  Jan 

17.'89,  E  A  OammingB  to  J  O  Aber.  .$850 
Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  add.  It  li  b  "B" 

Apr  13,'SO,  J  N  Vance  to  J  Baohanaa$6CO 
Garfield,  It  34  b  29  Apr  20,  J  A  Grant  to 

C  Enudsen  $500 

Gaylord'a  aub  It  40  b  2  a  w  qr  s  e  qr  8  38 

11  Jan  12,'92,  P  Oleary  to  G  Eelly..  $  00 
Hamburg,  It  43  b  1,  33  39  14  Apr  8,  Est  of 

P  Murray  to  M  E  O'Brien  $JC0 

Henford'd  sub.  It  50  s  e  qr  9  38  14  Apr  22 

M  Eelly  to  D  Deaoy  $640 

Uerron's  sob.  It  6  b  7  n  w  qr  30  38  14  Apr 

15,  W  Johnson  to  R  V  Masolowski.  .$500 
Hitt,  R  &  A'd  sub.  It  14  and  n  6  ft  It  14  b 

5  8  6  qr26  40  13  Jan  21,  C  H  Turner  to 

A  Gulbrandoon  $900 

Hobart's  sab,  It  15  b  3  n  w  qr  15  39  13 

Apr  19,  H  M  Cook  to  G  A  Morehoa3e$875 
Hosmer  &  F's  sab.  It  5  b  1  n  w  qr  20  88 
14  Apr  16,  8  Winchester  to  J  W  Chaffee 

et  al  $600 

Jefferson,  Frees.' add,  Its  10  to  13  b  7  Apr 

16,  Est  of  J  M  Monger  to  A  E  Munger 
 $800 

Jefferson  Pk,  Stevers'  sub.  It  16,  16  40  13 

Mar  18,  H  H  Esdohr  et  al  to  M  Tittlt$t00 
Jefferson  Pk,  same  sub  Its  14  and  15  same 

Mar  18,  Same  to  Same  $775 

Jefferson,  Crandall's  sab,  Its  40  to  42  b  4 
n  e  qr  8  40  13  Apr  2,  L  B  Crandall  to  G 

Wittbold  ....$675 

Eedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sub.  Its  9  and  10  b  6 

26  39  13  Apr  17,  M  Filip  to  F  Jaros.  $960 
Kennedy's  Pk  add,  It  5S2  Mar  17,'93,  D  J 

Eennedy  to  N  RJargensen  $5C0 

Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2nd  add.  Its  26 
and  27  b  3  Apr  16,  Mast  in  Chy  to  N 

Dill  $894 

Le  Moyne  &  H'a  sub,  a  hf  It  8  b  6  a  e  qr  2U 
40  14  Mar  S0,'86,  C  F  Collett  to  E  J 

Lebmann  $700 

Library  sub.  It  44  b  6  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Apr 

6,  Newberry  Library  to  O  H  Reese..  $630 
It  34  sob  b  1  of  b  3  sab  a  e  qr  aod  e  hf  a 
w  qr  26  39  13  Sept  3,'94,  F  Einchman 

to  J  Watson   ...  .  $425 

Lt  14  b  3  sub  n  16  acres  w  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  Apr  18,  F  P  Fisher  to  M  A  Polk 

 $600 

Lt  114  sub  n  hf  s  hf  w  }^  n  e  qr  35  40  13 
Dec  23,'89,  J  N  Vance  to  E  DohBe...|300 


Lt  113  same;  Dec  23, '89,  Same  to  Same 
 $3C0 

Lt  69  sub  n  hf  a  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  35  40  IS 
Mar  28,  P  Reddy  to  0  J  Boske  $460 

Lt  39  b  2  sub  bs  1  to  6  etc,  w  hf  s  w  qr  2 
39  13  Mar  18,  J  0  Jonss  to  M  Thompson 
 $600 

Lt  46  b  2  sub  bs  17  and  20  aub  19  40  14 
Apr  18,  Jas  Rood  Jr  to  E  J  Holle8Pn.$600 

Marston  &  A'd  sub,  Its  11  and  12  b  8,  20 

38  14  Apr  6,  A  C  McMillen  to  J  J  Gab- 
bins  $500 

Merigold'a  resab,  It  17  b  8  ne  qr  22  39  13 
Apr  9,  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Bedoorz  $788 

Meyer's  aub,  It  3  n  w  qr  26  4013  Oct  8,'94, 
C  G  M  Meyer  to  J  A  Flyke  $6  5 

Millard  &.  D'a  sob.  It  9  b  6  e  hf  n  w  qr  26 

39  13  Apr  19,  H  G  Schmeltz  to  J  Wood 
 $976 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  aub.  It  22  b  9 
Oct  1,'92,  W  E  Hatterman  to  J  M  Lum- 


by. 


.$6<  0 


Milwaukee  av,  same;  Apr  17,  J  M  Lumby 

to  G  E  Hansen  $700 

Milwankee  av  add.  Storey  &  A's  add,  Ite  8 
and  9  b  2  Apr  17,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Indoa- 

trinl  B  &  L  Assn  $667 

Montrose,  It  23  b  23  Mar  30,  M  A  Fitz 

Maurice  to  E  L  Fitz  Maurice  $650 

North  and  Grand  ava,  Calland's  sub.  It  14 
b  1.  34  40  13  May  12,'93,  H  A  Oalland  to 

L  Fervier  $350 

North  and  Grand  avs,  Calland's  sub.  It  21 
b  2,  34  40  13  Apr  17,  H  A  Calland  to  J 

L  Hanaen  .-  $671^ 

North  and  Grand  ava,  Calland's  aub.  It  27 
b  3,  34  40  13  Jan  15,'94,  H  A  Calland  to 

E  L  Brigga  $3(0 

O'Brien'a  sub.  It  8  aub  n  191  f t  b  17  a  w 
qr  34  40  13  Feb  14,  Mast  in  Chy  to  H 

Weller  $374 

Ogden's  sub.  It  13  aub  Ita  1  and  4  b  9  a  w 
qr  18  41  14  Mar  1,  8  Brown  Jr  to  J  U 

Thalman  $60 ) 

Ogden's  sub.  It  7  same;  Apr  1,  Jame  to  H 

Wahnsohaffe  $t00 

Ogden's  sub.  It  16  aab  bs  10 and  11  a  w  qr 
18  40  14  Apr  8,  N  Moreth  to  M  Berney 

 $850 

Ogden's  sub.  It  25  sub  Its  2  and  3  b  9  8  w 
qr  18  40  14  Mar  29,  8  M  L  J  Brown  to 

W  Feck  $760 

Phillips  &  F'g  add.  It  18  ex  w  30  ft  Feb  16, 

Eat  of  O  W  F  Mueller  to  J  C  Horn.  .$£00 
Pullman,  Ist  add.  It  23  sub  of  b  b  2  —  Apr 

19,  B  Lemdberg  to  J  McLaBhean. . .  S350 
Pullman.  Ist  add,  Ita  22  and  23  sub  of  b  7 
Apr  22,'91,  J  L  Lombard  to  W  H  Pantke 

 $7C0 

Pullman,  Vander  8yde  &  B'a  add,  lt34  b  4 

Feb  14,'91,  L  W  Yaggy  to  A  Wadman$4<?5 
Pullman,  Euyoer's  add.  It  93  Mar  25'93,  I 

H  W  Fuller  to  R  M  Gale  $400 

Purinton  &  S'r  sub.  It  15  aub  bs  5  to  8  a  w 
qr  15  39  13  Sept  21, '92,  E  D  Mandell  to 

W  H  Shieffle  $500 

Rees' sub.  It  16  b  2  B  wqr  31  39  14  Mar 

11,  J  A  McElroy  to  F  D  Stolz  $E50 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott'a  sub,  Ita  10  and  II 
b  1, 20  40  13  Mar  26,  C  F  Linscott  et  al 

to  O  M  Jansen  $900 

Simon's  Bub,  It  3  b  9  s  e  qr  35  40  13  Apr 

17,  M  J  Young  to  J  Yoang  $635 

Siaaon  &  N'e  aub.  It  17  b  25n  w  qr  4  37  14 

Mar  18,'93,  B  P  Eirth  to  W  T  Upton. $326 
Sixty-third  at  aub.  It  523  w  hf  8  e  qr  18  38 
14  Oct  19,'91,  G  E  Harthorne  to  A  W 

Anderson  $376 

Sixty-third  st  sob.  It  687  w  hf  8  e  qr  18  38 

14  Apr  19,  A  D  Spencer  to  B  ThomaB|500 
Sonth  Ch'go,  It  34  b  53  Apr  18,E  Albers  to 

W  L  Evans  $900 

South  Ch'go,  and  15  It  34  b  63  Apr  1,  J 

M  Tobiaa  to  B  Albers  $420 

South  Oh'go,  Orelup  <fc  T's  add,  It  19  b  11 

Jan  18,  A  Orelup  et  al  to  M  Olaon. .  .$700 
South  Ch'go,  Notre  Dame  add.  It  26  b  27 
Jan  5, '94,  Unversity  of  Notre  Dame  to 

H  Newman  $450 

Snow  Est  aub.  It  20  b  15  n  w  qr  30  40  14 

Apr  18,  G  Lill  to  M  Diebal  t80C 

Snydacker's  sub.  It  16  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14 
Apr  16,  B  Soydacker  to  G  £  Anderson 

 $750 

Steele's  sub.  Its  87  and  88  b  7  a  hf  26  39 

13  Mar  15,  G  Bender  to  F  Ernse  $600 

Stewart's  sab.  It  36  sub  n  hf  b  3  s  w  qr  1 
38  13  Apr  22,  F  B  Griffing  to  L  W  Whit- 
ing $400 

Stock  Yards,  Foreman's  add,  It  21  b  2,  3 
38  14  Sept  20,'94,  F  Wiziecki  to  J  Wiza 

 $940 

Stone  <fc  W'a  aub,  It  39  b  1  sub  Its  1  4  and 

5  w  hf  8  e  qr  6  38  14  Sept  19,'88,  Es;  of 
H  F  Ward  to  8  Qoinn  $3C0 

Stone  &,  W'a  aub.  It  11  b  4  aub  bs  41  to  44, 

6  and  7  38  14  July  13,'90,  H  I  Saxton  to 


402 


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ADVANTAGE 


It  is  the  best  linown  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America 

It  is  the  best  Ijnown  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
— everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu- 
pant of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and 
directs  him  to  where  he  can  procuTe  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 

Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 
Masonic  Temple,  Chicasro. 


Locis  LCEES,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481, 

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Gardner  will  be  turned  out  and  every  effort  made  even  to  improve  upon  that 
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M  Wetzel  $550 

Stone  &  W'g  sab,  It  27  b  7  .snb  bs  41  to  14, 

6  and  7  38  14  Apr  19,  B  I  Sazton  to  M 

Dormer  $625 

Stobs  &  Wb  sab,  It  11  b  4  snb  bs  41  to  44, 

6  and  7  38  14  Apr  20,  M  Wet/el  to  V 

Klans  $600 

Sammerdale  Fk,  Its  43  and  44  b  2,  7  40  14 

Apr  19.  H  A  Ulrioh  to  0  Emmerich .  $500 
Walker's  sub.  It  16  b  6  n  e  qr  5i5  39  13 

Mar  30,  E  Bojaoki  to  J  Kanka  $616 

Wash  Hgts,  Paynes  sab,  s  e  qr  Baker  & 

MoO'8  add.  It  6  b  1,  17  37  14  Apr  1.  P  A 

Luther  to  W  N  Woodson  $5C0 

Watson,  T  &  D's  sub.  It  16  b  7  w  hf  n  w 

qr  6  39  14  Apr  16,  Same  to  L  Lasher 
Weddell  &  Oox's  sub.lt  34  b  13,20  38  It  Apr 

3,  F  W  Hensohele  to  K  Zirbes  $487 

Zero  Pk,  Its  61  and  62  b  3  Mar  19.'91,  A 

Marz  to  L  Knrzka  $850 


BLOOU. 

Oh 'go  Hk(9,  It  9  b  178  apr  18,  Oh'go  I'  &  T  Co  to  J 

L  Kindlg  1375 

Olaas'  sab  In  Wallace  add.  Its  1  to  3  apr  17,  J  W  Al- 

vord  to  J  H  acEldowney  tseo 

Ferbache's  add.  Us  29  and  30  b  21,  23  36  14  apr  6,  8 

F  Curtis  to  0  Klink  1225 

Oolumbns  Hgte,  Its  4(i  and  41  b  6  apr  18,  H  W  Clark 

to  0  Fischer  |400 

Olenwood  snb.  It  11  b  6,  3  36  14  apr  17,'94,  J  M 

Drentzer  to  M  A  Berry   ti20 

Oh'BO,  Hgte,  It  16  b  70  feb  9,  L  Lacost  to  M  CbeSre 

 $46 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  12  b  179  apr;9,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  W 

H  Donhost  |5i 

Oclumbia  Hgts.  Keeney's  2nd  add,  It  27  b  25  apr  23, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  A  Willynsky  $250 

BREMEN. 

Tlnley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B's  add.  Its  34  and  35  b  4  apr 

18,  L  H  Whitney  to  Mrs  P  Wesland  $5[0 

Bine  Isld,  Sanlth  AOo's  3rd  add.  Its  23  25  26  b  10, 

12  36  13  dec  15,'94,  8  E  Barreil  to  F  E  Whitney  $460 
Bine  Isld,  same  add.  It  37  bs  9  19  b  10  same;  dec  IS, 

•94,  Pame  to  A  H  Mnrphy  $30O 

Blae  Isld,  same  add.  It  20  b  10  It  36  b  9  same;  dec 

15,'94,  Same  to  M  E  ilarphy  $300 

OALUMET. 

Vincennes  Rd  add,  It  19  b  6,  19  37  14  apr  11,  J  A 
Rice  to  J  M  Mitchell   {gOo 

Morgan  Pk,  Onmmings  St  Go's  add.  Its  46  and  47 
july  5,'88,  E  A  Oammlnge  to  J  Maleohaider..  ..t340 

Bine  Isld,  Smith  &  Go's  3rd  add,  its  21  and  22  b  5, 

moh  21,  8  E  Barrel!  to  E  Hartang  $3f,0 

•  Morgan  Pk,  Onmmings  &  Go's  add.  Its  41  42  and  n 
60.4  ft  It  43,  17  37  14  apr  20,  F  Echolze  In  J 
Maischaider  139, 

OIOEBO. 

AustinvlIIe,  Merrick's  sob,  uBd  hf  It  6  and  n  ht  It  5 

b  2  apr  5,  H  0  0  Taylor  to  0  H  Street  $2000 

Houston's  sub.  Its  67  to  70  pt  s  of  W  0  B  R  s  w  qr 

8  37  13  apr  15,  F  M  Schmidt  to  T  0  Brockhaueen 

  I6U00 

Olyde,  1st  div,  pt  of  it  22  Jj  6  s  e  qr  29  39  13  moh  9, 

O  H  Worcester  to  E  L  Vosburgh  $2600 

Morton  Pk,  Its  32  and  33  b  13  snb  of  bs  13  and  14 

pept6,'90,  0  A  Weare  et  al  to  A  0  Oaldwell.. . .$2060 
Morton  Pk,  same  ppty;  apr  16,  A  0  Caldwell  to  J  B 

0«Wwell  :  12250 

Lt  13  b  1  snb  pt  8  w  qr  9  39  16  mch  20,  e  Hogans  to 

B  Berg  

Hill's  rosnb.  It  17  b  1  bi  twner's  sub  etc,  9  39  13 

apr  11,  ¥  A  Hill  to  J  Watts  $1400 

So  Rldgeland,  Blefeld'e  add.  It  26,  17  39  13  aug  16, 

'90,  L  V  Smith  to  F  Ardell  |g50 

Lt  4  b  5  snb  n  w  qr  It  6  eub  18  89  Ig  (ex  w  hs  s  w  qr ) 

apr  6.  W  G  Sheridan  to  E  D  Ellis   $463 

Fireman's  Ins  Go's  snb.  It  22  b  6  n  w  qr  6  39  18  july 

10,'98,  Firemans  Ins  Oo  to  G  B  Hall  $460 

a2nd  St  blvd  sub.  It  26  b  7  n  e  qr  29  39  13  apr  19,  P 

J  Fitzgerald  to  M  Fitzgerald   $B0o 

22ad  St  blvd  eub.  It  27  b  7  same;  apr  10, '94,  E  P  Bice 

to  P  J  Fi  zgerald  ,  j^^O 

Waller's  snb,  Its  38  and  39  b  2  s  e  qr  8  39  13  apr'  6, 

F  J  Wray  to  R  F  B  Smith  12360 

Ozmock'B  eub,  it  19  s  w  qr  6  39  13  apr  19,  O  E 

Tallman  to  D  F  Moore   $80o 

Wood  bine  add.  Its  26  and  27  b  7  apr  11,  N  L  Young 

to  W  Eellow  Jr  $1160 

Hawthorne,  e  hf  e  he  It  11  b  23  dec  8,'92,  E  H  See- 
man  to  A  Wojoiececowekl  $425 

Austin,  Ooleman's  add,  w  26  ft  It  13  b  6  apr  9,  Q  j 

Falk  et  al  to  M  A  PrlndiviUe  $375 

Austin,  same  ppty;  apr  17,  M  A  PrindivlIIe  to  M  8 


Madden. 


 $400 

Austlnville,  Austin's  3rd  add,  It  510,  apr  20,  A 

Sohroeder  to  M  0  Eranz  $150o 

Salisbury's  eub.  It  88  and  n  hf  It  37  b  16  e  hf  g  e  qr 
5  89  13  apr  9,  8  A  Toiman  to  J  P  Brown.... ..  ..$660 

Eeynolds'  sub.  It  32  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  22,  L  N 


Taylor's  snb.  Its  27  and  28  b  6  e  hf  s  w  qr  33  39  13 

Oct  1,'92,  C  F  Taylor  to  J  Josehko  $700 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P'e  let  add,  It  6  jan  29,'91,  W  J 

Andrewe  to  J  W  Yates  $475 

Austin,  Ooleman's  add.  It  13  b  6  feb  24,<93,  J  £ 

firennan  to  C  F  Kimball  $200 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  It  6  b  S,  Its  6  and  7  b  6  and 

It  8  b  7  sub  be  4  to  10  july  19, '94,  W  H  Oromp  et 

al  to  8  T  Gundereon  $2628 

Oak  Pk,  same  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  6  july  19,'94,  Same 

to  8  M  Gundereon  $1628 

Forces'  eub.  Its  1  and  2  b  3  eub  be  2  to  4  e  w  qr  7  39 

13  apr  3,  D  P  Hicks  to  A  L  Weaver  $4450 

Auetin,  Johnston  Jr'8  add,  pt  It  2  b  1  moh  9,  J  Ben- 

dix  to  W  Henshaw  $876 

Olson  &  Co's  sub.  It  8  and  n  hf  It  9  b  2  n  w  qr  17  39 

13  jane  16,'92,  H  C  Wilson  to  A  Oedergren  $876 

Auetin,  Prairie  add.  It  65  and  66,  8  89 13  apr  16,  E  A 

Onmmings  to  B  G  Givlns  $9000 

Berwyn,  Cni  tis'  add.  It  23  b  3  spr  10,  J  H  Onrtie  to 

J  J  unn  $4fo 

Berwyn,  Its  41  and  42  b  19  apr  22,  0  Hayes  to  A  R 

Hayes    $700 

Harlem.  Kettlestring's  add.  It  17  and  e  10  ft  It  18  b 

3  apr  22,  J  L  Whaplee  to  W  Fnrbeck  $6000 

Austin's  eub.  It  11  and  3  ft  It  10  b  3  e  hf  s  e  qr  8 

13  apr  16,  L  W  Charles  to  W  fl  MoDonough..  .$4700 
AustinvlIIe,  Austin's  2nd  add,  w  40  ft  It  2  tub  Its  345 

to  347  b  16  apr  16,  E  Q  Hobler  to  L  A  Church.  $3800 
Beynolds'  sub.  It  B  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  16,  A  M 

Gilbert  to  A  L  Snodberg  $3000 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add.  Us  2  4  6  21  and  22  b  6 

may  18,  T  B  Wtaver  to  J  E  Weaver  $6000 

Berwyn,  e  27.96  ft  It  1  b  13,  31  39  13  apr  10.  E  D 

Sealon  to  J  H  Brnce  $5300 

Berwyn,  It  2  and  w  3  ft  It  1  b  3  apr  li).  Same  to 

Same    $5100 

Taylor's  sub,  It  18  b  6  s  w  qr  38  39  13  jane  26,'93,  0 

T  Taylor  to  P  Scales  $375 

Fair  Oaks,  It  118  b  7,  6  39 13  apr  22,  W  F  Fnrbeck  to 
J  L  Whaples  $i60u 

EVAN8T0N. 

EvanstOD,  Gibbs  L  &  Q'e  add.  It  16  b  2  reeub  of  bs  4 

and  6  apr  6,  B  S  Glpp  to  J  A  Enhu  $2260 

Hartry's  add.  It  13  b  1  apr  17,  M  Hartrys  to  M 

Gormleya  $1000 

Foster's  sob,  Hardine's  add.  It  37  and  pt  of  Us  36 

and  38  b  1  apr  12,  M  M  Foster  to  A  H  Schmidt 

  $1900 

Evaneton,  e  50  ft  It  3  eub  Its  11  to  13  b  68  apr  6,  O 

Scott  to  J  Dodson  $1000 

Evaneton,  Qermania  add.  It  26  apr  16,  E  Oarque- 

ville  to  P  0  Johannsen  $2000 

Evaneton,  White's  add,  It  24  ex  pt  b  0  apr  18,  R  P 

Hollett  to  M  W  Dale  $6120 

Hobb's  snb.  It  68  and  pt  of  It  69  n  w  qr  18  41  14  apr 

1,  J  R  Duthie  toE  A  Ostrander  $t600 

EvanstOD,  Pltner's  add,  It  12  b  6  apr  8,  B  F  Weber 

to  M  Eoscheid  $175 

Evaneton,  Grant  &  J's  add,  e  60  ft  It  ii2  b  6  feb  10, 

B  0  Bangs  to  W  E  Dnffield  $1700 

Evaneton,  Grant  &  J'a  add,  It  2  b  6  dec  21,'94,  E  E 

Hunt  to  J  Hassey  $20t0 

Evaneton,  Grove  add,  s  42?^  ft  Its  1  and  2  b  6  apr 

a,  A  G  Palmer  1  o  T  A  Foley  $1660 

Evanslon.  Grove  add,  s  42  8-12  ft  He  1  and  2  b  6  and 

other  ppty;  apr  16,'98,  F  B  Pockicgton  to  A  G 

Palmer  $]6oo 


Worst  to  G  Gilbertson . 


$660 


Beynold's  sub.  It  31  b  1  same;  apr  92,  Same  to  P  H 
Nelso"  $660 


I  TJNB. 

K  Blnedale,  p*.  It  21  In  e  hf  b  2i,  6  38  12  feb  11,  W 

D  Ewart  to  M  E  f  looker   $i20t 

Nickereor'e  fub.  It  126  sub  bs  2  ard  7  e  hf  6  38  13 

apr  18,  Royal  Tru»t  Co  to  T  Hsddii'g  $450 

Lyons,  White'e  1st  add.  Its  16  and  17,  2  38  12  mch 

29,  Geo  S  White  et  al  lo  0  Mester  $400 

La  Grange,  leiter's  2nd  add,  it  16  b  17  apr  16,  H  N 

Cooper  to  B  U  Wilson  $4600 

Grosedale,  3rd  add.  It  16  b  81  apr  1,'90,  8  E  Gross 

to  A  Bohadia    $275 

Nickerson's  sub.  It  13  eub  bs  2  and  7  e  hf  6  38  13 

mch  4,  J  H  Curtis  to  Mrs  L  D  Pmith  $500 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  e  26  ft  of  w  60  ft  Its  30  to 

33  b  4  apr  23,  8  A  Williams  to  F  Neagle  $460 

Dossitt'p  let  add.  It  16  b  17  spr  2,  F  D  Oossltt  to  E 
D  Snyder  et  al  $1500 

MAINE. 

Rlverview.  White's  Steel  Gar  add.  Us  1  to  6  33  to  38 
b  4  and  other  ppty;  apr  4,  M  E  Diefendorf  to  0 

Ivereon  $3900 

Eaet  10  acres  s  hf  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  and  e  10  acres  n  hf 
8  e  qr  u  e  qr  34  41  12  apr  IB,  W  Dreiske  1 1  B  L 

Harding   |6ooo 

Commence  at  intersection  of  w  line  of  it  12  n  w  qr 
21  41 12  c  ntaining  4.99  aoree;  apr  18,  0  Sohuh  to 

A  W  Eokert  $8^0 

Rlverview,  Whipple's  add,  Us  15  and  16  b  1  apr  20, 

H  Hulsman  to  W  Trader  $1900 

Ridge  Lawn,  It  26  b  8,  36  41  12  apr  16,  0  Garner  to 


B  Wolf. 


,  $600 


Park  Bidge,  Chittenden's  add.  Its  14  and  16  mch  9, 
0  G  Paine.  $,coo 

Biverview,  Whipple's  add.  Us  1  to  6  b  3  apr  19,  G  A 
Pudexa  to  W  A  Hamilton  et  al..  $1800 

Biverview,  same  add.  Its  8  and  9  b  3  feh  25,  H  Huls- 
maun  to  Same  $6000 


NEW  TBIEB. 

Wllmette,  Paul's  2nd  add.  Us  27  and  28  b  3  apr  17, 

E  A  Keller  to  J  W  Ellington   »5<JC0 

Wllmette,  McDanlel's  add,  It  10  b  8  mch   13,  M  I 

Paul  10  B  Harridge   $720 

Winnetka,  Elm  st  add.  Its  21  to  30  b  7  nov  21,'94,  H 

D  Wyman  to  G  J  Bnnday  12000 

Wllmette,  McCaune>'s  add.  It  11  b  1  apr  13,  E  Mc- 

Canney  to  P  J  McCanney  $2300 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Co's  snb.  Its  1  and  2  b  26,  8  17 

and  18  42  13  nov  18,'C3,  F  P  Gerow  to  H  Eatt..  $400 
Eenilworth,  Bradford  &  P's  add,  its  18  37  38  44  to 

48  b  1  apr  11,  F  D  bradford  to  I  Danks  $4600 

Wllmette,  n  hf  It  7  b  24  mch  12,  W  U  Dickerson  to 

O  Norlham   $700 

Co  Clks  dlv.  It  19  pt  frl  6  42  13  spr  22,  J  Daggitt  to 

M  Q  Dennis  $10,tOO 

Co  OIke'  div,  it  1",  6  42  13  apr  22,  M  Q  Dennis  to  O 

L  Daggitt  $10,000 

Ch'go  N  S  Ld  Go's  snb.  Us  1  and  2  b  18  and  Its  9  10 

and  16  b  33,  6  17  and  18  42  13  apr  13,  W  D  Preston 

et  al  Trs  to  E  Bough  $180J 

Wllmette,  Paul's  2nd  add,  its  28  and  3  .  b  3  apr  22, 

J  M  Parker  to  J  W  Elling.on  feOjO 

Wi  et  in  Pk,  Smith's  add,  it  44  b  4  mch  8  E  F  Row 

land  et  al  toT  8  McOonlogne  $225 

Taylor's  snb.  Its  16  to  24  b  4  n  e  qr  24  37  13  sept  26, 

'94,  .J  0  Schwartz  to  P  Wolf  $4600  j 

OBIiAND . 

Alpite  Bgts,  It  40  b  14  aug  20,'94,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to 

H  0  Kawe  $200 

Alpine  Hgte,  Us  3  and  4  b  ...7  apr  16,  Title  G  b  T  Co 

to  E  Backer  $400 

Alpine  Hgte,  Us  4  and  6  b  14  mob  27,  Same  to  J 

Qalaer  $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  36  and  36  b  20  inch  6,  Same  to  £ 

Shaw   $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  21  b  20,  apr  16,  lUIe  G  &  T  Oo  to  A 

HewsOQ   ....  $2uo 


PB0VI80. 

Maywood.  It  11  and  pt  of  b  135  — ,  Maywood  Oo 

to  O  Q  Borowski  $600 

River  Forest,  Lathrop's  resub.  It  6  b  1  apr  16,  G 

Toogh  to  M  B  Pack  $1200 

Maywood,  pt  of  It  12  b  136  apr  17,  Maywood  Oo  to 

G  F  Browne  $290 

Maywood,  It  13  b  136  apr  15,  J  Q  Hodgson  to  Same 

 $336 

Maywood,  It  12  b  236  apr  19,  Maywood  Oo  to  J  0 

Stokes  $300 

North  hf  n  hf  s  e  qr  and  s  hf  s  hf  n  e  qr  29  39  12 

mar  5,  W  Sohultz  to  F  Scbultz  Jr  $4000 

Maywood,  It  14  b  80  apr  12,'94,  Maet'in  Chy  to  M  F 

Fi-ench     $400^ 

Grosedale,  1st  add,  Ite  49  and  60  b  86  apr  1,  S  E 

Groes  to  B  McElroy  $325 

Harlem,  South  add,  n  hf  U  7  b  1,  13  39  12  apr  16,  J 

G  Lobstein  to  A  Mo  Arthur  $260 

Grossdale,  It  18  b  6  nov  18  '89,  S  E  Gross  to  0  Fied- 
ler $275 

Grossdale,  2nd  add.  Its  19  and  20  b  62  apr  22,  A  No- 

penz  to  A  Johnson  $120 1 

Barlem,  R  R  add.  It  5  eub  It  1  b  35,  12  39  12  apr  6,  J 

A  Rose  to  P  Vogt   $375 

Grossdale,  3rd  add.  Us  39  to  41  b  61  oot  10,'92,  8  E 

Gross  to  G  Capaldi  $300 

Grossdale,  Its  19  and  20  b  11  jane  26,*89,  Same  to  F 

A  Willonghby  et  al  $945 

Hollywood,  It  33  and  n  hf  It  32  b  18  apr  16,  Same  to 
H  0  Gross  $2676 

THOBNTON. 

Chase's  sub,  lie  21  22  47  48  of  b  II  So  Lawn  8  36  14 

apr  18,  Q  Oha"e  to  J  Rmllh  $1100 

Harvey,  ^-rown's  add.  feb  11,  M  M  Brown  to  J  Gil- 

liepie  1450 

Garnett  &  L's  reeub.  Us  41  to  43  of  b  1  Bpeigh't  sub 

19  36  14  juoe  19i'9<,  W  Qjrnett  Jr  to  H  Haho.  $»20 
Commence  at  n  w  cor  of  e  40  acres  o  e  qr  22  16  14 
containing  1  acre;  apr  19,  H  Annron  to  A  Van 

Vlissingen  $600 

Brown  &  B's  add.  It  43  b  6  s  e  qr  20  36  14  apr  26,'94, 

£  N  Sears  to  J  Hewitt  $41  0 

Harvey,  Syndicate  add.  It  23  b  3,  Us  21  to  24  29  and 

30  b  4  apr  20,  F  B  Dtley  to  B  L  Anders  n  $626 

Harvey,  Its  1  and  2  b  142  may  4, '91,  Am  T  &  S  Bk  to 

L  Soala  $iico 

Harvey,  It  32  b  Tl  apr  18,  D  B  Honeywell  to  F  T 

Keelar   $105(1 

Ha-vey,  It  28  b  163  sept  28,'9.',  Am  T  &  S  Bk  to  J 

Folk    .$300 

Lts  44  to  48  eub  n  ht  n  hf  e  w  qr  s  e  qr  3  36  14  apr  6, 

J  Berger  to  M  Stauczk   $750 

aegewifch,  Escheiibarg's  State  Lioe  add.  It  I,  6  86 

15  apr  22,  M  Th  ide  to  A  Tappen   $50J 

South  Lawn.  Its  17  18  36  and  36  b  11  apr  18,  G  Chase 

to  M  0  Wagner  $1100 

South  Lawn,  Its  1  and  2  b  11  apr  18,  Same  to  L  E 
Hotohkiee  $550 

WOBTH. 

Oak  Lawn,  Minniok's  snb.  Its  22  and  23  b  3,  9  37  13 
jan  1,  J  N  Barker  to  H  8  Norton  .  ..$80O 

Oak  Lawn,  same  eub;  it  21  b  8  same:  jan  1,  Same  to 
E  M  Hansen  $400, 


Oak  Lawn,  eame  eub,  It  4  b  22  eame;  jan  1,  Same  to 
D  L  MoEillap  |8„i] 

80  Highlands,  w  hf  It  21  b  6,  20  37  13,  mch  7,  B  8 
OoUin't  to  A  Johueon  $450 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacob's  snb.  It  17  b  30,  2  37  13  feb  27, 

•94,  B  F  Jacobs  (o  S  I  Blackaby  $800 

liETDEN. 

Falrvlew,  lee's  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  4  apr  16.  B  L 

Lee  to  J  P  Cutler   $450 

FraDklin  pk,  3rd  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  21;  apr  12,  L 

Franklin  to  H  Wedeklnd  $1160 

Falrvlew,  Lee'e  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  4,  9  40  12  apr  18, 

B  L  Lee  to  M  0  Hlckmon   $2  lO 

Ellsworth,  It  20  b  8  mch  4,  E  B  •Veets  to  L  E  Down- 
er  tt'O 

Ellsworth,  It  10  b  5  and  It  12  b  6  mob  IB,  £  B  Weeks 

et  al  to  8  J  Cleaver  $100 

Week's  sub.  It  2  b  2  bs  1  to  3  etc  La  Frambois  He 

serve,  'il  40  12  apr  4,  F  M  Focht  to  E  G  JudBon$400 
Franklin  Pk,  let  add.  Its  83  and  34  b  3  oct  4, '93,  L 

Franklin  to  M  Harmon   $760 

Scbumeoher  &  Q's  add.  Us  7  and  8  b  28,  26  40  12  apr 

23,  J  0  Schumacher  to  W  H  Sippel  $361 

Falrvlew  Pgts,  Its  29  b  11,  8  »0  12  apr  U,  O  M  Fad- 

ner  to  W  Helm   $300 

Fairview  Hgte,  It  30  b  11  same,  apr  12,  Same  to  U 

Nicholson  $250 

I.EM0NT. 

Lemont,  It  10  b  3  feb  14,  E  Bu«zlewiez  to  J  Loetg- 
oher  $9oto 

PAIiOS . 

Elotzbnoher's  sub,  Its  26  to  38  and  s  hf  39  n  w  qr  4 
37  12  apr  17,  M  Elotzbaoher  to  W  P  Gardner.  $16U0 
BIVEBBIDE. 

Biverside,  3rd  div.  It  «74  and  nely  hf  It  873  b  12  apr 

1,  M  V  SnodgrasB  to  0  P  Smith   $10  01 0 

PALATINE. 

Palatine,  Bobertson  &  P's  add.  It  66,  15  42  10  mch 
7,  0  H  Patten  to  P  Enowe  $1800 


TKC8T  ORRUm  A.NO  AtOBTU AWB8 . 

Inolading  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Albers  E  to  L  Rathje  apl  6  It  28  b  23,  6 

37  15,  3y  6«  |35^o 

Armour  J  A  to  J  J  Kniokerbooker  apl  15 

it  2  It  1  eto,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $»000 

Appleby  R  B  to  8  0  Levinson  apl  19  pt 

It  19,  Alethean  add  6%   $4599 

Anderson  I  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  15  It  5  n  w 

3^  n  w  M  36  40  13,  6%  $25(0 

Alfredson  J  to  W  F  Lnbeke  apl  15  pt  b  4, 

1  39  13,  5y  7^  $4600 

Attermait  A  to  F  Wells  apl  12  It  14  b  3, 

21  38  14,  2y  6^  ,  $1(00 

Bezey  J  C  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  api  17  It 

9  to  15  b  15,  11  39  13,  ly  7^   $1750 

Banker  H  J  to  F  P  Simons  apl  16  It  21  lo 

25b  4.4  38  14,  3y  6%  $70(0 

Bates  W  H  to  A  Wisner  apl  15  It  22  b  1, 

i5  40  13,  7%   $1729 

Biggs  J  U  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  13  It  7  and 

pt  8  b  2,  ]  3  38  1 4,3y  6^  $6600 

Bayor  J  W  to  J  O  Neeley  apl  4  Its  11  and 

12,  10  38  14,  6y  6%  $12,500 

Brown  L  P  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  15  It  37 

1st  add  Ohiltenham  6y  6%  #25f"t/ 

Bamberger  Q  to  J  0  Neily  apl  10  pt  It  12 

eto  b  9,  3  38  14,  5j  6%  *18,000 

Barbe  L  T  to  J  Rosenthal  apl  19  Its  73 
and  74  Haywood  snb  34  39  14,  4y  63^% 

 $oC00 

Burke  M  J  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  apl  17  It 

24  b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Ballard  O  0  to  Title  O  &  T  Oo  apl  9  It  2 
It  18  b  28,  K  to  Hyde  Pk  21  mos  6^ 

  >  $17(  0 

Baker  8  N  to  Q  W  Hotaling  apl  lo  pt  It  3 

b  6,21  38  14,  3y  6^   $2200 

Borden  J  U  to  H  E  Bnrlbut  deo  1  It  1  and 

2  57  and  58.  b  3.  17  .'^9  14,  5y  5%.  .$20,0(10 
Bennett  F  T  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  pt  b 

3,  14  38  14,  5y  6%  8  deeds  $15,500 

Heidermann  P  F  to  L  A  Frey  apl  15  It  32 

and  pt  31  It  22  16  38  14.  6%  $'20C0 

Beers  U  M  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  15  It  1  It  24. 

11  38  U.5y  6%   $;  000 

Binokley  J  T  to  A  Fisher  apl  4  It  3  It  li, 

11  38  14,  6^  $6.00 

Berohem  R  to  0  J  Hambleton  apl  19  It 

75  b  1  eto,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $li00 

Olark  A  to  L   Mueller  apl  1   pt  It  13  b  1, 

36  40  13,  6y  6%  $2601 

Calkins  E  A  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  apl  10 

It  16  b  1,  2  38  14,  3y  6«  $3200 

Cummings  P  to  F  W  Eugers  apl  19  It  23 

b  11,  4  39  14,  5y  6^   $5000. 

Orippen  0  M  to  B  F  Bayley  apl  15  It  13  ' 

b  1,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Connell  J  J  to  M  D  Johnson  apl  17  It  7  to 

10  6  1,26  38  14,  ly  1%  $6000 

Coneterdine  E  L  to  Northern  T  Co  apl  16 

It  19  b  4  b  3,  eto.  8  38  14.  3y  6%  $3000 

Oanghrey  Q  E  to  Northn  Tru^i;  Co  moh 

27  It  12  It  7,  3  38  14,  18  mos  7%   $2000 

Olark  F  B  to  Horaoe  Oakley  apl  26  It  7 
and  pt  8  b  9  18  39  14,  2y  6!^  $37u2 


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April  27,  1895. 


Cotter  D  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  19  Ita 
85  and  36  b  51,  Uornell  5y  6}4%  ....  |6000 

Oartiight  L  D  to  U  Driggd  apl  5  It  32  to 
35  b  7.  36  38  14,  3y  7^   f  2(iO0 

Charles  L  W  to  O  B  Dewey  apl  15  It  11 
and  pt  10  b  3,  8  39  13,  3y  6^  $2400 

Oaagh'ey  Q  R  to  Northn  Trast  Co  moh 

25  It  VJ  It  7,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  00 

Caffrey  J  H  to  J  W  flelmer  apl  8  It  7  b 

13,  28  38  14,  3y  6!<  f  4(  00 

Oaldbeok  J  to  8  Zeisler  apl  16  1(  24  b  2, 

Colorado  2d  add,—  #2601 

Cody  A.  B  to  B  Dean  apl  8  It  7  b  2,  3  38 

14,  2y  7<«  $2600 

CbiseoD  8      to  F  C  Kahn  apl  14  It  12  It 

1,  eto  4  39  U,  5y  6S<  $7700 

Clark  E  B  to  C  M  L  Ins  Co  apl  15  It  20  to 

26  and  pt  27  b  17,  8  S  add  6%....  $32,000 
Collier  W  et  al  to  W  T  Dwight  apl  18  It  3 

It  8  b  2,  8  8  add  3y  6!J  $4500 

Clark  S  to  A  Peterson  moh  18  pt  b  3,  16 

38  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Carson  C  to  W  H  Matthews  apl  11  It  10 

It  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6%%  $3500 

Carbone  J  to  H  B  Wiokersham  apl  i7  It 

40  b  27,  17  39  14,  5y  7^   $2500 

Carlson  0  A  to  W  H  Matthews  apl  15  pt  It 

11  b  4.  16  38  14,5y  6^  $10,000 

Dargil  V  to  M  W  Kozminski  apl  6  It  25 

and  26  b  22,  5  39  13,  5y  6%  $6500 

Devore  C  S  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  15  It  1 

It  26  b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Dreiske  H  A  to  VV  Dickinson  moh  23  It 

25  to  26  b  1  3 1  40  14,  3y  65^  $2700 

Dalton  W  to  P  W  Snowhook  apl  5  It  22  b 

47,  12  39  14,  6«  $10C0 

DethloS  C  to  R  Berger  apl  12  pt  It  8  It 

116,  eto  Batterfield  add  3y  6^  $2500 

Downing  A  to  L  J  BInm  apl  II  It  47  b  3, 

Picket  2d  add  4y  6^  $3000 

Dice  N  to  F  W  Engera  apl  18  Its  26  and 

27  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6%%  $3000 

Dreiska  W  to  J  B  Moir  apl  IS  It  13  It  3  b 

16,  8hefif  add  4y  G%  $3600 

Dolese  &  Sbepard  to  J  Donnersberger  feb 

5*3  pt  b  24,  33  39  13,  2y  6!8   $6000 

Dall  M  to  E  S  Dreyer  apl  16  It  II  and  pt 

12  b  3,  17  38  14,  3y  6%   $1500 

Engh  O  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  apl  12  It  4 

It  1  etc,  36  40  13,  5y  7J6  $2400 

Enrigbt  8  J  to  Am  T  (t  S  Bk  apl  5  It  5  and 

pt  6,  12  39  13,  5y  6^  $2o00 

Eriokson  E  I  to  W  F  Lnbeke  apl  16  pt  b 

6,  36  40  13,5y  1%  $1800 

Earhart  W  I  to  W  T  Riokords  apl  15  H  36 

b  5.  K  &  K  to  Evanston  5y  6%  $2500 

Ergstrandt  O  E  to  J  T  Rawleigh  apl  15 

Us  31  and  32,  Lester  sub  16  38  14,  6^ 

 $2000 

Ellenberger  H  to  A  C  Honore  apl  19  Its 

80  to  94  It  11,  18  39  14,  6^   $12,6C0 

Entwistle  M  L  to  F  P  Simons  apl  13  It 

16  to  211t  1  b  6,  21  38  14,  3y  7^  ...  $3000 
Elenberg  H  to  A  0  Honore  apl  10  It  80  to 

94,  18  39  14  6%   |12  500 

Edwards  8  T  to  A  B  Lord  apl  JO  Ita  3  to 

7  It  16  b  4,  8  39  14,  5y  6?  $10,000 

Evans  R  O  to  Northern  Trast  Co  apl  8  It 

62  b  6  eto,  13  39  13,  5y  6!«   $3000 

Ebeihart  J  J  to  W  Loeb  apl  17  It  1  to  47 

b  3.  14  38  13,  2y  75S  $2560 

Eckland  J  A  to  W  Loeb  apl  15  It  21  b  4,. 

8  38  14,  5y  6^   ...$20r0 

Evans  W  L  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  apl  16 

It  34  b  53,  6  and  6  37  15,  7^  $6500 

Fraber  M  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  apl  19  It  1 

b5,  28  39  U.  fiy  8>^^  $1800 

Floerch  J  to  L    RUhje  abl   18  10  20  b  4, 

28  39  14.  5y  1%  $1600 

Franklin  L  to  F  W  Straus  apl  19  Its  in 

3rd  add,  Franklin  Park  jan  1  7;?..  $3400 
Flieg  A  E  to  Ohi  Title  4  T  Co  apl  10  It  6 

b  4,  17  40  14,  5y  6%  $4200 

Franklin  L  tu  A  M  Johnson  apl  18  Its  1 

to  26  b  36,  21  40  12,  3y  6^  $2400 

Ford  H  to  G  A  Ro<-e  apl  1  pt  Its  22  and 

23  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $3(00 

Follett  N  to  W  M  Olancey  apl  1  pt  b  7 

eto,  32  41  14,5y  6%  $5400 

Fraozen  C  to  H  Rnbens  apl  12  It  25  to  27 

b  2,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $14,000 

Falk  J  A  to  G  N  Higgias  apl  16  It  14  b  1, 

20  40  14,  618    $3800 

Foster  S  A  to  West  Pollman  Land  Assn 
'  aol  16  pt  b  9,  eto  29  37  14,  90  ds  6% 

 $816,667 

First  Baptist  Church  8  Chicago  to  F  R 
\      Chandler  apl  8  pt  It  43  to  46  b  55.  8 

Ohioago5y7^   $3000 

Harwell  W  et  al  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  apl 

1  pt  It  7  b  3,  8  S  add  and  o  p  6;t.$26.r00 
Franzen  N  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl  16  It 

'12  b  2.  22  37  14,  3y   1%   $2000 

Feser  G  to  A  J  D'iwea  apl  17,  It  3  and  pt 

2  b  2,  21  39  U.6%  $2f^00 

Fink  W  H  to  W  Walk  apl  17,  It  24  It  11, 


Belle  Plaine  ly  6%  $4000 

Goezbeok  A  C  to  J  Lefens  apl  12  It  7  and 

28  b  20,  26  40  13,  4y  6}^«  $3600 

Grossman  D  F  to  R  Berger  apl  19  It  18 

and  pt  19,  Bowmanville  4y  6^  $2000 

QuDZ  A  C  J  to  W  F  Lnbeke  apl  19  pt  b 

12.  26  40  13,  5y  7%   $1700 

Golduss  E  to  O  Pkltber  apl  17  It  13  It  4, 

16  38  14,5y  7%   ..$2500 

Oittelson  J  to  H  A  Haogan  apl  18  It  3  b 

46,  33  40  It,  Hy  6*  $3000 

Garner  J  B  to  H  W  Christian  apl  4  pt  n 

e  34  ne  3^  nw  M  10  38  14,  3y  6S...$6600 
Greenlee  R  8  to  D  8mith  moh  16  pt  It  14, 

8chl  T  subd  16  40  14.  5y  6^  $23,000 

Greeley  ML   to  4  S  Baker  apl  17  It  1  It 

6  b  83,  17  anil  IS  4  ;  13,  4y  7!{  $3650 

Granat  A  to  Masonic  Mat  8  it  L  Assn  apl 

18  pt  It  37  and  38  Ellis  E  add  $220C 

Hanson  P  to  J  H  Ernst  apl  16  It  62  b  61, 

32  40  14,  4y  6!«  $4000 

Hageman  A  F  to  F  W  Howes  apl  13  It  1 

b  5,  6  37  16  3y  7!J  $4000 

Hanford  G  W  to  F  M  Joaes  apl  1  it  27  b 

39,  28  37  14,  6%   $1800 

Hennebole  F  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  apl 

13   pt  Its  1  and   2  b  107,  8  Chicago, 

_  $2700 

Solton  W  B  to  Mot  Ben  L  Ins  Co  apl  1 

pt  It  4  b  2,  Myriok2d  aid  3y  5H*-.|7000 
Hayes  J  to  M  Van  Allen  apl  6  It  2  b  2.  8 

40  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Hemmi  T  A  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  15  pt 

It  1  b  7,1  39  13,  4y  6%   $4000 

Horton  T  D  to  AW  Martin  mch  27  pt  It 

9  and  all  10  and  11  b  5,  29  39  14,  I8m 

7%    $6000 

Bessert  G  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  13  pt  It  26 

It  2  It  B,  28  40  14,6y  6%   $5000 

Healy  M  J  to  W  D  Rerfoot  apl  1  It  196  b 

4  etc,  18  40  14,  6%  $11*8 

Hand  J  P  to  H  Rnbens  apl  9  pt  It  42  b  7, 

ShefE  add  3y  7«   15500 

Hansen  J  to  H  Rnbens  apl  16  Its  1  and  2 

n  e  M  36  40  13,  5y  6%   $11,000 

Holmes  M  M  to  EM  Kranz  apl  10  It  6  It 

23  b  3,2  38  14,  5y  6«   $3600 

Hayne  E  to  Northn  Trost  Co  apl  18  It  18 

b  7.  2C  40  14,  ly  6«  $2500 

Uastiags  E  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  10  It  6  b 

79,  7  39  14,  6«  $3500 

Hennbrodt  E  to  M  E  Qreeneb^um  apl  10 

pt  It  5  b  4,  28  38  14. 3y  6i^«  $2250 

Hubbard  E  to  J  H  MoOortney  apl  18  Its 

21  to  23  b  15  and  24  to  26  b  14,  fU  39  13 

7%  $8000 

Hollister  F  W  to  N  A  Partride  apl  18  100 

f t  n  w  cor  61^t  st  and  Oglesby  av  7y  6f 

 $20,000 

Herrmann  D  to  H  Hoepe  apl  19  It  19  b 

18.  81  40  14, 107  m  6^  $1800 

Harding  B  L  to  F  Lackner  apl  15  pt  n  }^ 

n  e       34  41  12,  2y  6^   $5000 

Hoellfir  J  to  H  Felsenthal  apl  18  It  33  b 

12,  19  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Hammin  M  Uo  W  Heinemann  apl  19  It  8 

b  1.  36  40  13,  6y  7%   $1000 

Heyerlein  A  to  C  W  Fischer  apl  20  It  23 

b  1,  32  38  1«,  6!«  $1500 

Howard  H  B  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  13  It  2 

It  1   etc,  b   16,  Harrington  add  6y  7% 

 $10,000 

Hoy  J  to  J  E  Dalton  apl  3  Us  49  and  50  b 

1,  Sampson*  G  add  Si  $2000 

Hand  B  B  to  B  M  Smith  apl  13  w  ^  It  12 

b  17,  27  41  14,  may  1  1897  6%  $5000 

Johnson  C  to   EG   Foreman  apl  10  It  72 
Feinberg  LSD  add,  by  6%  ......  $2800 

Johnson  L  H  to  E  F  Bryant  apl  13  pt  It 

14  lt;0,  28  40  14,  3y  6!{  $2000 

Jaoobson  F  to  R  Hart  apl  12  It  17  b  58, 

s  Chicago  6y   $4000 

Jenkins  C  E  Jr  to  N  L  Hoyt  apl  10  It  14 

b  5,  7  39  13,  3y  7%   $4000 

Jaknbka  J  to  W  Raspar  apl  5  pt  It  3  n 

1^  b  12,  8  Sec  add  5y  6!6  $4000 

Johnson  E  to  C  E  Kramer  apl  16  It  4  b  1 

b  44.  Shefl  add  6%  $3!500 

Jacobsen  F  0  to  J  H  Ernst  apl  16  It  9  It 

8  and  pt  9  It  10,  28  40  14,  4y  6%....  $4000 
Jaoobitz  F  W  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  11  It  3 

b  33,  Sheffield  add  3y  6%  $iOO0 

Jenkins  B  to  C  Title  A  T  Co  apl  15  pt  Its 
17  and  18,  Andrews  sub  3  38  14,  3y  6% 

  $2500 

King  F  to  H  C  Zatlermeister  apl  15  It  50 

b  39,  21  39  14,  3y  fi5«   .  $2600 

Kemp  N  O  to  N  WML  Ins  Co  apl  2  pt 

It  6  b  12,  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $7(00 

Keeuan  D  to  H  E  Updike  apl  16  It  31  b 

2,  10  38  14,  5y  6«  $4500 

Kopp  H  to  M  Janicek  apl  15  It  6  b  A,  20 

39  14,  7!{  $3600 

Kuhn  M  to  !£  J  Bowes  Jr  apl  10  It  21  b  8, 

6  3H  '4,  4y    7%  $1500 

Kdrastk  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  17  It 


9  b  2  b  10,  24  39  13,  ly  6^  $1500 

Krupger  0  to  J  Michael  apl  18  pt  It  12  b 

4,  17  39  14.  3y  7%    '  ....$2300 

Keck  A  A  to  J  C  Neeley  apl  4  It  32  It  5, 

15  38  14,  5y  655   $11,600 

King  E  W  to  L  Baird  apl  1  It  10  b  2,  17 

40  14,  5y  6%  «9000 

Ropielski  8  to  P  0  Stensland  apl  15  It  66 

b  17,  Elston  add  3y  7%  $1500 

Kreyder  L  to  A  3atzert  apl  15  It  10  b  2, 

15  38  14,  ly  6^   $1300 

Klika  J  L  to  J  F  Todd  apl  12  Its  6  to  15 

b  7,  6  37  14,  7^   $20(0 

Liokton  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  16  It 

7  b  1,  7  38  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Larallette  S  to  A  M  Snydacker  apl  13  It 

38  b  4,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $2200 

Lantensohlager  G  J  to  E  G  Foreman  apl 

11,  lu  7  b  4,  18  39  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Lantensohlager  G  J  to  EG  B'oreman  apl 

11  It  7  b  4,  18  39  14,  6y  6%  $5000 

Love  H  K  to  L  Baird  apl  10  pt  n  w  3^  n 

e  M  22  38  13,  By  6%  $18.(i(  0 

Livingston  J  L  to  W  H  Holden  apl  16  pt 
It  15  and  16  b  60,  Roseell  M  &  R  add  3 

y  6%   $^500 

Lordall  I  to  A  M  Snydaoker  apl  16  It  24 
and  25,  Lill  &  D  subd  29  40  14,  5y  6% 

  $4500 

Larson  O  to  E  F  Gorton  apl  16  pt  It  8  b 

1 ,  28  38  14.  6Sf  3  deeds  $6000 

Lauer  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  18  It  4 

It  48  b  5  b  5,  Sheffield  add  5y  6^ . .  .$3260 
Leander  J  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl  18 

It  13  b  9,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Lasher  E  &  W  to  S  W  Straus  apl  17  It 

41  b  2,  10  3814,  6y  6%   $6(00 

Lndvek  M  to  W  K<»spar  apl  l6  pt  It  17  b 

13,  20  39  14.  5y  6«  $1600 

Lomax  I  to  M  E  Greenebaum  moh  5  pt 

It  13  b  2,  22  38  14.  5y  6^1  $2800 

Lines  N  D  to  A  A  Gilbert  apl  16  pt  Its  10 
and  12  and  all  11.  It  1  etc  Linden  Grove 

6%  $3(00 

LaPcinte  D  to  J  E  Dalton  apl  2  It  26  b 

12,  12  39  13,  6«  $20C0 

Larson  J  P  to  G  D  Pease  mch  28,  pt  It  4 

and  all  5  and  6  b  13,  33  40  14,  4y  6% 

 161  00 

Lawrence  O  to  O  P  H  Dose  apl  11,  It  2  It 

20  b  1,  36  40  13.  5y  7%  $2500 

Lawrence  C  to  C  P  H  Dose  apl  1  It  2  b  1, 

36  40  13,  5y  6%   $2500 

Lavery  E  to  J  U  Van  Vlissingen  feb  16 

pt  b  1,  33  39  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Loar  W  C  to  W  B  OaoniDgbam  apl  15  It 

2  b  2,  22  .S8  U,Bjl%   ..  $1000 

Mulliken  8  H  &  C  H  to  Title  G  <fc  T  Co 
apl  15,  Its  19  to  22  b  1  b  4,  Ellis  w  add, 

_  $40,000 

McCormiok  H  to  R  Hart  apl  16  pt  It  4  b 

5,  21  38  14,  4y  7%  ...  $1600 

Martin  W  D  to  G  Van  Zandt  jan  8  Its  19 

and  20  Flint  W  E  to  G  Van  Zandt  jan 

8  Its  19  and  20  Flint  a  dd  lOy  6%  . . .  $47C0 
Mathaus  J  to  J  Divis  apl  17  It  69  b  12,  20 

39  14,  6%  .'  $3000 

Marqnardt  F  A  to  G  L  Lamping  apl  10  It 

40  b  19,  33  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

McMahon  D  to  C  L  Sohaar  apl  16  It  33  b 

6,  32  39  14,  5y  6^  $10(0 

Mallony  0  A  to  J  B  Knight  apl  17  It  .38 

and  39  b  4,  16  28  14,  ly  6^  $4000 

Mares  M  to  W  Kaspar  apl  16  It  15  and  16 

b  8,  26  39  13,  4y  63^^  $2600 

Mull  C  to  C  J  Hambleion  apl  14  Its  21  and 

22  b  6,Davi8  add  3y  6^  $1  00 

Newton  H  F  to  J  d  Norton  apl  1  pt  It  18, 

23  38  14,  5y  8^  $4000 

Myer  F  8  to  6  U  Puscheok  apl  18  Its  60 

and  69  b  37,  19  40  14,6^...'.  $1800 

Mayer  E  to  E  R  Hanse  apl  18  pt  It  14,  39 

40  14,  2y  6%   $1600 

Moller  0  to  C  H  Dnensing  apl  8  It  32  b 

35,  Sheff  add  8y  6%  $2000 

Morley  H  0  to  J  H  Norton  apl  1  pt  Its  62 
and  63,  Snp  ct  partn  22  38  14,  5y  7%  4 

deeds  $6000 

Milroy  T  D  to  W  Loeb  apl  6  pt  b  11,  24 

39  I3,5y  6S«    $13,000 

Melkus  F  to  A  Viterus  feb  1  It  62  b  11,  19 

39  I4,3y  6^  $2(00 

Mauefield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  apl 

19  Its  in   3rd  add  Franklin  Park  jan  1 

7%   $2400 

Merchant  0  J  to  C  D  Underwood  apl  12 

It  I  and  pt  2  b  2,  16  3814,  6y  6^5..  .$2800 
Mills  G  F  to  L  Baird  apl  10  It  19  b  5,  8 

40  14,  6y  6i  $6600 

Merchant  F  W  to  Calumet  apl  3  pt  Its  2 

and  3  b  1,  22  37  14,  7^  $2000 

Mitchell  C  P  to  S  8  Dale  apl  15  Us  94 

and  95  and  96,  Flint  add  6v  6%  $3400 

Malone  E  T  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co  apl  5  pt  It 

I  b  4,  7  39  13,  5y  6)J  $5000 

Montblano  C  to  0  L  Sohaar  moh  11  It  23 


b  1  b  16,  29  39  14,  3y  Gi  $3600 

McCarthy  F  M  to  E  B  Pease  apl  11  pt  b 

13,  11  39  13,  6y  6^  $6000 

Myriok  J  A  to  H  M  Bacon  april  15  It  1  b 

1,  My  rick  2d  add  6i«  $6000 

Maas  C  to  J  H  Ernst  apl  13  It  50  b  2,Bot- 

terfield  add  3y  6^    $3500 

MerrioK  J  A  to  U  M  Bacon  apl  15  It  1  b  1, 

Myriok  2d  add  6^  $60C0 

Miller  J  W  to  O  L  Hammond  apl  4  Us  23 

and  24  b  1,  25  40  13,  656  $1100 

Moeneau  F  to  F  U  Chandler  apl  13  Its  42 

and  43  b  21,  1  37  14,  7%  $1000 

Nyberg  F  to  F  W  Howes  apl  15  It  11  b 

28.  6  37  16,  6y  7%  $3(  00 

Nix  b  H  to  W  T  Dwiflht  apl  15  It  2  b  9, 

Rockwell  add  6^  6  deeds   $7500 

Novy  F  to  F  Kaspas  apl  15  It  13  b  36,  8 

8  add,  5y  10^  $2000 

Nntman  J  R  to  W  E  Fumes  apl  15  pt  b 

7,  11  38  14,  3y  no  int  $7010 

Nioholaison  H  W  to  E  Stock  apl  15  pt  It 

A  b  2,  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $4()00 

Nelson  Thos  to  H  Eschenberg  apl  16  it 

320  b  4,  14  40  14,  3y  6S6.  $1(00 

Nelson  L  P  to  B  Maynard  moh  25  pt  b  2, 

Pickett  add  5y  6^  $1732 

Nitsch  H  to  8  Mayer  apl  15  pt  It  122,Bron- 

son  add  6^   $4600 

Overbeok  J  H  to  T  J  Lefens  apl  12,  It  4 

and  pt  6  b  1.  36  40  13,  5y  6«  $6600 

O'Snllivan  P  P  to  C  H  Aldrich  apl  17  Its 

28  to  30  b  70,  S  Chicago  '2y  7%....  $25,000 
Oshinsky  E  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  8  pt  b  8, 

18  39  14,  5y    $18,000 

O'Donohue  M  to  F  S  Winston  apl  18  It  60 

b  17,  20  39  14,  3y  6!«  $2200 

Piatt  J  R  to  R  F  Shanklin  apl  6  It  13  b 

6,  8  40  U,6%  $2000 

Parker  J  R  to  W  Loeb  apl  16  It  4  It  16,  n 

w  34.  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $6500 

Pregler  A  C  T  to  Chicago  Title  «&  T  Co 
apl  29  pi  It  29  City   subd  11  40  13  18 

mo8  6>^^  ....$4200 

Pauly  J  to  F  C  Mueller  apl  18  Its  8  to  10 

b  1,  12  38  13,  1  day  6!{   $4500 

Ponlson  J  A  and  W  E  to  J  Rosenthal,  

pt  U2  b  2.  34  39  14,  5y  6^   $5000 

Peoples  Institute  Imp  Co  to  F  B  Peabody 
apl  11  pt  It  43  and  48  b  12,  Rockwell 

add  7%  $10,000 

Pierce  DA  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  16  It  8  b 

32,  By  Pk  5y  5%%  $10,000 

Pettee  W  H  to  Q  Miller  apl  12  It  6  b  2, 

14  39  13,  6ie  *2000 

Parsons  C  B  to  E  Maher  dec  15  It  4  It  1 

and  4  b  13  eto.  8  40  14,  5y  6^. ... $11,067 
Priess  A  to  P  Cantromitz  apl  12  pt  It  11 

and  12  b  66,  21  39  14,  2y  6^   $1000 

Peterson  A  S  to  E  J  Bowee  Jr  apl  9  Its 

14  and  16  b  2,  2  39  13,  By  7%...  .  $i600 
Qnigley  J  to  P  Va  i  Vliff-ingen  apl  18  pt 

It  14  b  4,  8  8  add  3y  6%  $2000 

Qainlan  A  E  to  Pioneer  B  &  L  Assn  mch 

30  It  333  8  Drive  sub,  17  40  14,  7^ .  $3700 
Rotter  A  to  Phoenix  B  Society  apl  15  Its 

7  and  8  b  26,  34  40  13,  /!«  $1000 

Ramsay  L  B  to  Calumet  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

3  It  41  and  pt  42  b  14,  22  37  14,  7%  #3600 
Rudolph  T  W  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  moh  21 

Its  31  and  32  b  4,  26  40  13,  3y  65!..$1660 
Rnstman  J  H  to  C  F  Schumacher  Jr  apl 

20  pt  It  7  b  64,  21  39  14,  7^  -  $2500 

Rowe  H  to  W  Heinemann  apl  17,  It  118, 

n  w  3^  12  39  13,  3y  6%   $18(0 

Rackstaeter  G  to  H  8  Dietrich  apl  16  It 

90  and  pt  91  b  26,  19  40  14,  7%  $1400 

Robertson  R  to  S  Cezzens  ap|  16,  It  24 

and  pt23  b  2,4  38  14,  5y  6%  $1500 

Strange  PC  B  to  E  O  Brown  apl  6  pt  of 

Its  19  and  20  b  10,  Lee  add  6y  6^..  .$7000 
Stomka  A  to  R  Berger  apl  13  It  37  b  7, 

32  38  14,  3y  7^  $10,000 

Stevens  R  F  to  M  J  Dnnne  apl  3  It  22  b 

7,  32  39  13,  6!«  $1800 

Strastry  A  to  R  P  Layton  mch  1  Us  58 

and  59  It  12,  W  Hghts  5y  6%  $1600 

Spooner  T  F  Wells  apl  10,  pt  It  12  It  10  b 

4,  34  39  14,  3y  6%.  $2500 

Strong  F  C  to  W  T  Biokards  apl  15,  Its 

14  and  15  b  26,  Wilmette  5j  7%  $2(  00 

bedlaoek  8  to  W  Kasp«r  apl  16  pt  It  6  b  4, 

19  39  14,  4y  6%  $2600 

Stollart  L  A  to  Village  L  &  B  Assn  apl  11 

It  15  b  2,  22  38  14,—  $1800 

Sundberg  N  G  to  ME  Greenebaum  apl 

16  l^s  4  and  5  b  14,  25  40  13,  5y  7^..  $3500 
Skinner  W  H  to  N  W  Birkhoff  nov  22  pt 

It  34,  STra  sub  16  37  14,6!8  $3i60 

Sooboda  J  to  C  Nowak  apl  10  It  49  b  1,  1 

39  13,  3y  G%  $1400 

Studli  D  to  F  Laokner  moh  1  pt  It  44  eto, 

Bronson  add  3y  6^    $6600 

Scbnltz  H  to  G  G  Strneve  apl  15  It  9  It  11 
b  42,  Sheft  add  39  40  14, 67  7;!  $2000 


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Seeber  J  to  R  Hart  apl  15  It  23  b  8  b  9, 

29  40  14,  3y  1%  $2600 

Schmidt  M  to  O  Coombs  apl  6  It  8  to  10 

b  16,  26  38  14,  2y  6%  |1600 

Sonlly  W  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  13  pt  It  1  b 

31,' Johnston  R  &  8  5y  6%  14000 

Schoberth  G  &  J  to  L  Baird  apl  15  pt  It  3 

b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  |21C0 

Schmidt  F  M  to  T  0  Brookhansen  apl  15 

pt  It  5  b  24,  9  39  14,5y  6%  |5600 

Svanson  E  to  O  Title  &  T  Co  apl  20  It  10 

It  53,  Botterfield  add  6%  |8000 

Straight  Q  W  to  Am  T  &  Sav  Bk  apl  18 
It  14  to  16  Walsh  snbd  20  39  14,  ly  7% 

  |65(  0 

Stoeker      E  to  N  M  Jotics  apl  1  pt  It  2  b 

21.  E  Hinsdale  6%   |25(  0 

Sahling  J  N  to  E  Stock   apl  16  Its  25  to 

28  Stocks  N  Wadd6%.  |2(0a 

Swanson  0  0   to  A  Smith  moh  26  It  56, 

Palmer  PI  add,  5y  7%   «2100 

Sinsser  A  M  to  C  E  Crafts  apl  16  lis  1  and 

2  b  7,  22  40  13,  7^  S210j 

Scott  W  A  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  15  pt  It  12 

b  7,  21  4(1  14,  5y  6%  |3000 

Scott  W  A  to  F  B   Peabody  apl  15  It  3  b 

7,21  40  14,  5y  6^  |10,COO 

Sohuettler  B  Fto   O  H  Gall  apl  13  Its  43 

and  44  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  |2000 

Taylor  R  E  to  8  Zeisler  apl  19  It  3  It  1,  21 

37   14,—  $2000 

Thrane  H  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  11  It  19  b 

4,  1  39  13.  5r  6%  |4(O0 

Tennison  S  J  to  E  Grace  apl  17  It  6  It  10, 

34  39  14,  6^  18500 

ThearleE  A  to  F  P  Simons  apl  15  pt  it  8 

b  9,  21  38  14.  3y  6^  |2600 

Towle  J  R  to  J  Stern  apl  1  pt  Its  10  to  12 

■     b  4,  23  38  14,—  |1(»,0C0 

Trnoey  A  M  to  S  M  Moorb  apl  6  It  12  b  5. 

18  40  14,  6^  I26C0 

Taylor  J  R  to  H  T  Ohaoe  apl  15  It  7  b  1, 

1(1  38  14,  June  6y  7^    $3750 

Vokoun  F  to  W  Kaspar  apl  11  Its  8  and  9 

b  -A  22  39  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Volger  F  to  O  C  Bniz  apl  10  pt  It  22  b  1, 

33  40  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Vender  Lee  Q  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  moh 

28  It  71  It  63,  16  37  14,  3y  1%  $1300 

Vander  Borg  0  J  to  A  V  Van  Vlissingen 
apl  22  Its  185  to  189,  Mason  add  Poll- 
man  5y  7%  $20U0 

Vanden  Berg  0  J  to  A  Van  Vlissingen 
mch  22  Its  143  and  144  It  66,16  37  14, 

5y  6%  $120( 

Whitney  L  W  to  8  W  Rawson  apl  15  pt  It 

16  b  11,3  38  14,  6^  $fO0O 

Warren  O  E  to  A  H  Whitley  apl  15  pt  It 

4  b  5,  21  38  14,6^  $7000 

Wendt  F  W  to  J  8  Cook  apl  13  It  66  b  1, 

Shefif  add  2y  G%  $1055 

Waller  R  A  to  H  8  Osborne  may  12,  It  27 

b  0,  BnenB  Park  5y  6^  $5000 

Worms  T  et  al  to  W  Mattocks  apl  16  It 

12  b  2?,  17  39  14,  2y  6%  $3500 

Weber  L  to  0  F  Grey  mbh  23  It  1  It  3  b 

1,4  38  U,6%  $7000 

Weslerholm  0  to  W  Loeb  apl  1  It  4  and  5 

b  I,  8  39  14,  5y  6*   ....$5000 

Wameck  J  to  G  City  Mnt  L  &  B  Assn  apl 
15  Its  45  and   44  b   7,  Gross  N  add  8^ 

 .  $3C00 

Wheeler  H  B  to  O  F  White  VebriV27  b 

1,  23  38  14,  3y  G%  $1686 

Tarlott  E  L  to  W  L  Jeffries  apl  11  It  41  b 

7.  14  38  14,  5y  6%  1450-) 

Williams  R  G  to  E  J  Bowers  Jr  apl  15  It 

4  b  11,  13  39  13,  4y  6«  $4000 

Zoellner  E  W  to  S  Brown  Jr  moh  1  It  24 

and  25.  Sexon  add  18  40  14,  6^....  $1500 
Westerholm  O  to  W  Loeb  apl  1,  Its  4  and 

5  b  1,8  39  14,  2y  6%  ,  $3000 

OUATTKL.  nOKTWAURIS. 


Allen-Hnssey  Co  to  Met  Eleo  Co  apr  17, 

mchry  etc  211  Randolph  3m  $1884 

Ansbro  P  to  Boh  Brg  Co  apr  17,  saloon 

312  Polk,  demd  |6 

Arnold  J  A  to  P  Phillips  apr  17,  fnrn  3557 

Emerald  av,  ly  $10o 

Anderson  P  to  0  Glover  apr  13,  forn  1525 

i^a^e  :  |2oo 

Allen  J  R  to  F  W  Pill  &  Co  apr  17,  piano 

973  N  Park  av,  7m  |150 

Bleki  T  to  M  E  Finch  apr  13,  forn  and 

piano  6m   $  q3 

Byrne  E  R  to  T  Slattery  apr*  15,"fnrn 

6538  Emerald  av  ly  $200 

Brommell  J  to  M  E  Finch  apV  llVand 

fnrn  6m   $103 

Bosoh  H  W  to  D  D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  "apl 

l2,  saloon  79  Randolyh  moh  1  $.52 

BiHozet  G  T  to  a  Bauzet  apl  9  dental  of 


Bolton  E  I  to  H  Morse  apl  13,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Bond  W  8  to  fl  Morse  apl  13  fnrn  6m.  .$72 
Burke  A  to  W  Hazelton  apl  15,  fnrn  6m 

  $500 

Brownlee  T  J  to  G  H  Taylor  apl  15,  fnrn 

11  Canal  $105 

Bennet  F  O  to  J  W  Brook  jan  19,  prtg  of 

fi.e  111  5lh  av  6m  $1.51 

Brady  K  to  H  Morse  apl  13,  piano  and 

fnrn  6m   $77 

Bass  W  to  Natl  Brg  Co  apl  15,  saloon  307 

Grand  av  i2y  $2tO 

Beahan  L  to  P  R  Beahan  •pi  15,  fnrn  1'  - 

54  Washington  6m   $2  0 

Bleoha  A  to  Boh  Brg  Co  apl  16,  saloou 

1072  Troy  et  dem  $^0( 

Bfeitenbaoh   O  to   Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co 

apl  16,  saloon  2y   $;00  1 

Breitenbaoh  O  to  Anhanser  &  B  Brg  Oo 

apl  16,  saloon  2y  $1000 

Bamle  —  to  E  A  Meyer  apr  18,  horses  eto 

467  Larrabee  3m  $100 

Brown  L  to  Slar  Bry  apr  1,  saloon  71  W 

Van  Bnren  2y  -i..$lC0n 

Browning  G  W  to  C  E  Cook  apr  12,  bidg 

6830  State  6m  $124 

Butt  J  O  A  to  Smith  Bros  apr  9,  fnrn  7m 

 $135 

Bookman  R  R  to  S  B  Knowlton  apr  18, 

fnrn  7m  $271 

Champlain  L  to  F  H  Atwood  apr  13,  fnrn 

19.33  Belmont  2y  $2C( 

Crowther  A  to  F  F  Cobleigh  apr  8,  fnrn 

6m  $91 

Christa  C  to  A  Vassal  apr  1,  fnrn  4610 

Evans  av  ly   $85 

Cameron  A  M  to  T  MaoQreadie  apr  17, 

horses  eto  236  Van  Bnren  $300 

Craft  R  C  to  M  E  Finch  apr  16,  fnrn  6m 

$103 

Odttle  K  H  to  E  8  Mitchell  apr  16,  fnrn 

2299  St  Charles  av  Jan  1,'97  $1  >( 

Campbell  J  to  U  Morse  apl  10,  fnrn  and 
Kimball  pi mo  53377  and  Empress  s  m 

6m  $181 

Olybonrn  A  to  M  E  Finch  apl  11,  fnrn  6 

m  $82 

Church  W  R  to  J  T  Gnnson  apl  8,  wagon 

eto  18m.  $165 

Conlin  J  to  J  J  MoQurn  apl  13,  fnrn  2y  .$80 
Cartie  M  to  V  B  Rhodes 'moh  15,  horses 

etc  77th  and  Wallace  2y  $10(0 

Crowley  T  1 1  M  E  Finch  apl  9,  fnrn  6m 

 $113 

Oharchill  R  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  apl  12, 

saloon  387  Dearborn  ly   $2  0 

Oaplan  8  to  C  F  Adams  Co  Mar  27,  horse 

and  wugon  2y  $96 

Dodge  A  E  to  M  E  Finch  apr  18,  fnrn  6m 

 $155 

Delight  E  to  A  W  Horsard  apr  16,  piano 

30th  and  Mich  av  6m  $300 

Dwyer  R  O  to  8  B  Knowlton  apr  7,  fnrn 

7m   $130 

Djiy  L  et  al  to  J  Maokin  mch  24,  fnrn  265 

Indiana  2y  $1930 

Dongherty  0  to  8  J  Bells  moh  28,  horses 

eto  7m   |7o 

Doyle  G  E  to  M  J  Padden  apl  12,  fnrn  6 

m  $72 

Davis  M  V  to  S  Makeover  apl  11,  fnrn 

and  s  m  7£n  $179 

David  M  to  N  Hebart  apl  13,  furn  123 

Monroe  2y  $600 

Diestleton  H  0  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  11 

fnrn  11m   ..f70 

Ewing  R  U  to  M  Finch  apl  13,  fnrn  6m 

.  103 

Edelman  0  to  J  A  Dahlen  apl  15,  fnrn 

403  46th  6m  $130 

Erentel  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  apl  12,  saloon 

219  North  av  ly   $250 

Elder  J    W  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo  ^  market 

eta  6m  $157 

Earl  W  T  to  W  0  Renss  apr  19,  shop  341 

Randolph  22m  $295 

Fay  A  P  to  Smith  Bros  apr  2,  fnrn  7m  $266 
Fleordelis  Specialty  Oo  to  A  8  Phelps  apr 

19,  fnrn  400  Reliance  bIdg  12m  $682 

Fnrtey  B  J  to  Thomas  &  M  Mar  12,  fnrn 

1830  State  90ds  $90 

Fitzpatrick  B  to  Miller  Brg  Co  apr  17. 

saloon  482  Anstin  av  $300 

Freeman  E  to  J  Garndle  apr  12,  horses 

etc  3m  f  £60 

Freroks  H  J  to  J  O'Keefe  feb  11,  fnrn  346 

Madison  6m  $l45 

Fnchs  W  to  L  Boles  apl  11,  horses  eto  5 

m  jigo 

Franzer  H  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  mch 

30  saloon  1001  n  Westn  av  2y  $450 

Friederiok  M  to  J  L  Hoeber  Brg  Oo  apl 
14,  saloon  144  Moore  st  2y   $760 


fioe  Wabash  av  and  Washington  2y.. $600  iFerg'nson  J  B  to  G  L  Hammond  kpl  3, 


fnrn  300  Welle  $125 

Ford  A  J  to  P  E  Held  apl  11,  shop  134 

Chi  av  23m  $400 

Gostafson  A  E  to  0  A  Anderson  apl  15, 

horses  eto  ly   ...  $200 

Gordon  G  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  5, 

saloon  373  w  12th  2y  $600 

Garrison  W  0  to  DearbornPaper  Co  apl 

1  ptg  office  233  Randolph  ly  $433 

Germser  E  &  J  to  T  Mee  apl  9  saloou  438 

Dearborn  3m   $200( 

Garner  J  H  to  T  Gleasner,  lanodry  plant, 

Lemont  3m   $6(.0 

Grammer  D  A  to  A  Grammer  apr  13  mdse 

eto  357  B  Isl  av  Sept  30   J;600 

Gaedtke  H  H  E  to  Standard  Bry  apr  16, 

saloon  802  Noble  23m   $  

Gates  F  J  to  B'  Bartels  apr  8,  bakery 

60d8  $116 

Harvey  T  H  to  M  Fonlkes  apr  18,  fnrn 

615  W  Erie  121ds  *375 

Hnghes  T  to  G  D  Uebell  apr  8,  shop  .  .$250 
Uanley  J  to  0  Miesoh  apr  9,  fnrn  3436  5  h 

av  9m   $1500 

Horton  H  H  et  al  to  M  £  Finch  apr  12, 

fnrn  6m  $116 

Hassia  H  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  apr  16,  saloon 

488  North  av  8m   $300 

Heier  F  to  Waoker  &  Birk  Bros  Oo  apr  17, 

saloon  191  Dayton   $333 

Hamilton  E  T  to  A  Bennett  apr  16,  fnrn 

421  Asbury  av,  2y   $702 

Harris  I  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  apl  12, 

Saloon  2872  Archer  av  2y  $600 

Hagen  W  Jr  to  W   Hagen  8r  apl  10  wag- 
ons eto  1401  w  C  st  6m   $voo 

Hiller  F  to  8  Hiller  apl  16,  fnrn  6m.  .  .$70  ) 
Hanay  Q  to  G  Hanay  moh  30,  fnrn  83 

Werden  ot  jan  1'97  $100 

Hermann  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  apl  12,  piano 

6m  $72 

Hoeppner  H  et  al  to  J  A  Ziehn  moh  26, 

forn  ly  $500 

Jarrett  A  D  to  W  M  Bntterworth  apl  12, 

fnrn  6657  Harvard  av  2y  .$2500 

Janett  A  D  to  W  L  Jones  apl  12,  fnrn  66 

53  Harvard  av  6m  $475 

Katschke  H  to  Waoker  &  B  8  &  M  Oo  apl 

11  saloon  661  Western  av  2y   $500 

Keeblen  E  F  to  W  H  Moise  apl  12  forn 

6m  $310 

Kenny  W  H  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  sa- 
loon 561  w  26  2y  $703 

Kenyon  E  M  to  B  R  Brntland  jan  14.  forn 

ly  ...$350 

Knapp  A  C  to  C  E  Hntchinson  apr  18, 

piano  and  fnrn  251  Lincoln  av3y...$300 
Kaofman  P  to  M  Foolkes  apr  1,  piano 

4280  O  Grove  av  6m  $222 

Koplitz  E  B  to  J  P  Farley  apr  18,  drags 

5310  Wentworth  av  6m  ^:  50 

Legan  8  to  F  Dierssen  apr  18,  grocery 

etc  5  28  Apblaod  av  ly   $300 

Lincoln  W  H  to  A  W»  Qlassoo  Sept  14, 

forn  1258  W  18lh  21m  $250 

Lambnen  A  to  H  Morse  apr  17,  fnrn  6m 

 $100 

Lewis  A  B  to  J  W  Diggles  apr  1,  fnru 

2877  Stewart  av  4m  $^000 

Larkin  P  to  W  Kaese  apr  18,  restanrant 

1£7  Halsted  3m  .$2k5 

Lewis  T  to  U  P  Monnt  apl  12,  fnrn  6m 

  $195 

Lasher  W  to  H  Morse  apl  12,  forn  and  s 

m  6m   $183 

Leadingham  E  to  J  OuUen  apl  14,  fnrn 

18^  Rebecca  4m   $12^ 

Levy     J   to  G  H  Taylor  apl  15,  fnrn  11 

Canal  $105  | 

Levy  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  apl  5,  fnru  Kens- 
ington 23m  J850 

Lanrath  J  to  N  0  Foster  moh  20,  horses 

etc.  Worth  Jnly  1.  $125 

Laoer  M  T  to  W  N  Alley  apl  6,  fnrn  95 

Warren  av  3m  $192 

Lemar  R  to  0  H  Merrick  apl  12,  fnrn  6m 

   «7(i 

Mees  M  to  A  H  Callard  apl  9  It  28  b  2,  34 

40  13,  6^   $314 

Manring  J  H  to  V  Fasigapl  12,  fnrn  11m 

 $70 

Morier  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  apl  12,  s  m  and 

fnrn  2014  38th  6m   $72 

MoGnire  M  to  A  0  Fnrgeson  apl  15,  fnrn 

157  Clark  2y   $100 

Monroe  J  to  8  Richardson  apl  10,  furn  6 

m  $195 

MoSherry  M  E  to  H  P  Monnt  apl  5,  fnrn 

6m  $130 

Matthews  O  H  to  H  MoFadden  apl  16, 

piano  may  3m  $100 

MoGreevig  M  to  J  Cnllen  apl  15,  s  m  and 

fnrn  Roscoe  st  $81 

MoMahon  P  J  to  Barthdomae  &  R  B  & 
M  Co  apr  18,  saloon  1.5j  B  Isl  av  Dec 


1  $126 

Magnus  J  to  P  Magnus  apr  18,  market 

3734  State  2y  |i7C0 

Mahahan  0  F  to  F  McNeills  apr  12,  forn 

1672  Van  Boren  23d  $160 

Moore  8  to  J  B  Sullivan  apr  17,  fnrn  5867 

State  Jan  18,'96  $3C0 

Mnngor  0  to  W  H  King  apr  17,  fnrn  34o6 

Park  av  6m  $2£0 

Mares  F  M  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Co  apr  2, 

drugs  2876  Archer  av  ly  $1000 

MoGrath  R  to  H  P  Mount  aor  12,  fnrn 

l*m  ".  $195 

MoVey  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  apr  16, 

saloon  2721  Halsted  2y  $300 

Nelson  J  to  Standard  B.-y  apr  IS,  saloon 

366  Wentworth  av  23m  $1100 

Nix  OH  to  L  J  Sutherland  apl  16,  fnrn 

354  Ontario  dem   $500 

Newman  M  to  R  M  MoOreery  apl  12,  fnrn 

6m  $140 

O'Connell  D  G  to  M  E  Finch  apl  13,  fnrn 

6m.  $156 

O'Neill  D  0  to  D  Flamley  apl  15,  fnrn  6 

 -  $126 

Olson  A  to  P  Pierson  apr  17,  horses  eto 

2y  $170 

O'Uara  A  to  A  Lowis  apr  19,  fnrn  329 

5th  av  2y  $1000 

Perry  P  to  Freokler  Brg  Oo  apr  16,  saloon 

399  Clark  $350 

Prater  O  to  Hoerber  Brg  Oo  apr  16, 

saloon  188  Oanalport  av  $1£0 

Reade  G  W  to  J  L  Reade  apr  19,  horses 

eto  17C3  State  $312 

Bud  J  A  to  Best  Brg  Oo  Deo  27,  saloon 

179  Grant  av  23m  |500 

Rahn  R  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  apr  18,  saloon 

224  State  $300 

Rohner  A  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  Mar  28, 

saloon  444  Clark,  ly  $367 

Rioharda  F  R  to  A  M  Kinsman  apl  1  den- 
tal office,  Lake  av  and  57th  ly  $325 

Pcbinson  L  F  to  W  B  Anstin  apl  9,  fnrn 

119Uonore6U  ds  $300 

Roeske  A  to  H  B  Mead  apl  6,  live  stook 

eto.  Elk  Grove  moh  29'97  $300 

Sohaller  J  J  to  N  Goldsmitb  apl  11,  furn 

f  99  w  Taylor  6m  $260 

Swift  W  H  to  E  F  Newman  apl  13,  fnrn 

-Om    $300 

Stone  J  H  to  M  E  Finch  apl  11,  fnrn  6m 

 $82 

Schefer  U  to  W  Stegeman  apl  13  fnrn 

t63  Milwaukee  av  ly  $200 

Sh  rbridge  G  to  M  E  Finch  apl  15,  fnrn 

6m  $155 

Smith  P  to  L  G  Smith  apl  11,  fnru  dec  11 

 $705 

Seyst  J  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  apl  9  saloon 

194  20th  2y  $120 

Shapntis  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  apl  9,  sa- 
loon 3326  Fisk  $i00 

oohaefer  L  to  D  Blank  apl  2,  fnrn  464 

Larrabee  6m  $125 

Sobnier  O  Jr  to  R  M  Uannessy  apl  16, 

furn  90  32d  st  10m  $275 

Stewart  0  to  Mandel  Bros  apl  3,  fnrn  iO- 

26  Dearborn  6m  $1837 

Sohulthiea  R  to  A  Sohnlihies  apl  12,  fnrn 

2y  $2C0 

Spangler  R  E  to  V  0  Seaver  apl  15,  lunch 

room,  50  Adams  dec  1  $4000 

Sommer  J  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  apl  15,  sa- 
loon 4758  Laflin  dem  $3'  0 

Smith  R  P  to  H  P  Mount  apl  16,  forn. $102 
Soiherland  W  8  to  H  P  Moont  feb  8,fnrn 

I     and  piano  jnne  1  $100 

Sloves  P  to  M  Kanfman  apr  10,  wagon 

eto  18m  $170 

Slensohmann  E  to  N  W  Brg  Co  apr  15, 

saloon  759  Canal  23m  $200 

Swauson  H  P  to  M  E  Finch  apl  6,  fnrn  6 

m  $81 

Sherman  M  E  to  L  L  Esohenheimer  apl 

15  ftrn  and  s  m  23m  $400 

Shaffer  N  R  to  H  Morse  apl  10,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Smith  E  to  D  a  ^Preston  &  Co  apl  10, 

horses  eto,  ly.,..  $10«0 

Shattnct  S  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  O3 

apl  9,  saloon  Harvey  2y   $410 

Seiite  0  A  to  OF  Wedman  apl  12,  shop 

1337  State  $250 

Shirk  E  W  to  B  T  Drake  apr  13,  Ashland 

 $375 

hates  L  to  E  Swanson  apr  18,  furn  621 

24th  pi  23m   $600 

Spencer  W  T  to  M  Groth  apr  -  17,  shop 

2328  State  $200 

Scheib  H  to  W  0  Wade  apr  10,  fnrn  and 

8  m  4m   $103 

TicKuor  L  P  to  D  R  MoNanght  Feb  1. 
fnrn  1606  Lake  $700 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  27.  1896. 


Trehom  T  L  to  W  E  Johnson  apl  17,mdse 

S  Chicago   ...$326 

Tripp  W  W  to  0  Schwartz  apl  13,  piano 

and  fnrn  629  Monroe  2y  |130 

Thomaa  O  L  to  W  Ermeling  apl  16,  mar- 
ket eto  9n  ds  |93 

Thaoker  IS  E  to  V  L  Dillon  apl  3,  horses 

eto  621  Fnlton  feb  1  |560 

Tibbetts  H  0  to  E  Fitohetts   apl  4,  furn 

481  State  ly  $480 

Torbes  H  U  to  J  P  Colby  apl  10,  fnrn  10 

m   $100 

Vose  J  W  to  N  E  Whitaker   moh  15,  furn 

7817  Vinoennes  av  ly  $600 

Van  Pelt  &  Tnppen  to  Shields  Bros  apl 

11,  barber  shop  6m   S120 

Van  Gilden  J  W  to  T  M  Staart  apl  13. 

fnrn  121  Dearborn  av  $407 

WardroflE  W  to  O  Small  apl  13,  furn  7m 

 $352 

Wilson  J  N  toW  N  Alley  apl  10,  fnrn  130 

8  State  6m  $157 

Wagner  G  to  H  A  F  Mogg  apl  12,  furn  178 

Erie  23m  $71 

Whiting  W  L  to  E  E  Thompson  apl  15, 

grocery  9360  0  Grove  av  $100 

Wioarins  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  apl  11,  sa- 
loon 33!?9  Laurel  23  m  $400 

Wossliok  R  to  Pabst   Brg  Oo  apl  17,  sa- 
loon Stook  Ex  bldg  2y  $5000 

Wilkes  0  P  to  M  A  Borland  apl  1,  piano 

and  fnrn  Lake  2y  *100 

Wilson  0  J  to  M  E  Finch  apr  17,  fnrn  6m 

  $75 

Wahl  J  to  M  E  Finch  apr  16,  furn  6m  $107 
Wilberding  F  to  A  W  Cook  apr  17.  fnrn 

994  W  Lake,  2m  $-(0 

Wioe  A  to  Standard  Bry  apr  17,  saloon  7  7 

Halsted  21m   $^  0 

Wals-h  A  to  J  Pratt  apr  15,  furn  301 

Chicago  av  ly   $l0.'i5 

Wright  G  B  to  M  E  Finch  apr  16,  piano 

6m   ....|I(|3 

Wiswell  L  to  G  G  Hubbell  apr  16,  fa. u 

and  piano  11m.   $H2 

Whiting  H  L  to  H  Morse  apr  18,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m   $156 

Waddell  A  B  to  J  Wenter  Aug  30,  bakery 

etc  1031  N  Olark  ly   $170 

Wakefield  J  Q  to  M  J  Wakefield  apr  19, 

furn  5816  Frink  ly  $U0 

Webster  J  A  to  H  Morse  apl  13,  oiano  6 

m   ..  «<7 

Ward  a  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  apl  11, 

saloon  54  w  Madison  2y  $464 

WilsoQ  P  to  G  Alley  apl  9,  horses  eto  Ver- 
non and  Sherman  4m   $215 

WyckofiE  F  B  to  Smith  Bros  apl  12,  fnrn  7 

m   $l65 

Zinn  0  F  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  IS,  furn  6m 

 $2^7 

Zalezny  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  13, 

saloon  618  w  18th  2y  $tOii 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Flaok  E  L  to  A  Eeohermsnn  apr  19,  wagou  t30 

Slam  Tea  Co  to  W  Eeaser  apr  19,  mdee  1820  Ash- 
land av  tiOl 

Hopbifs  Millinery  and  Uresa  Co  to  Mrs  J  £  Morris 

may  —,  furn  223  Mich  av  $400 

Hlnkamp  T  J  to  S  TtUeabargo  apr  8,  saloou  Ran- 
dolph and  Clark  $4000 

Faller  Q  E  to  F  B  Ray  apr  4,  furn,  Oroveland  Ho- 
tel 3l8t  and  Uroveland  av  $175 

Mills  M  to  Shields  Bros  apr  11,  fnrn  43  Ann  st  .  tSiO 

RoKatz  H  to  B  Rogstz  apr  11,  horses  eto  $200 

Stephens  J  H  to  J  Laoos  apr  9,  shop  33  Qaincy..$I6U 
Hean  J  E  to  H  Owen  apr  10,  fnrn  243  Dearborn  av 

 $600 

Buetx  0  to  I  H  Coleman  apr  11,  fnrn  1726  Mllw  av 

 mo 

Sanders  F  W  to  A  Saner  apr  10,  gallery  2418  Ken- 
sington av  $100 

Harris  8  R  to  S  Q  Bildreth  apr  1,  bidgs  eto  Its  9 
10  b  29  Carpenter  add  «3C0 

Kozuik  M  to  J  Snznik  moh  16,  fnrn  593  n  Clark, tli  00 

Berkow^ky  L  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  apr  6,  saloon  115th 
8t  I860 

Evats  W  J  to  F  H  Ross  apr  10,  fnrn  834  Tan  Bnren 
  $40UU 

Evans  W  J  to  F  H  Rose  apr  10,  mdse  834  Van  Bu- 
reu  $4000 

Lindnfka  J  to  M  Krubl  apr  11,  fnrn  1167  Troy..  .$288 

Jonas  J  to  J  Z  Vogalsang  apr  — ,  fnrn  233  Wabash 

 tieco 

Morris  J  E  to  C  Coleman  apr  8,  furn  323  Mloh  av, 

and  real  estate  and  $460   

Edwards  A  £  to  M  B  Firn  apr  9,  fnrn  636  Sheffield 

av  ,   $600 

Finn  M  R  to  L  H  Finn  apr  9,  furr.  636  Sheffie'd  av 

  $1200 

Peril  J  R  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  apr  4,  furn  124  n  Halsted 

   $700 

MiUas  F  to  J  0  H  Smith  apr  IB,  horses  $J00 

Millttg  F  to  J  0  H  Smith  apr  5,  horse  $ — 

Hogan  N  T  to  J  Lutkehern  apr  10,  meriy  go-round 

7C8  43d...     $5;i5 

Martin  8  M  to  J  Qoodrlch  apr  9,  bldgs  w  ^  It  37  b 

47,  7  39  14  $800 

Serolk  H  to  J  Svoboda  apr  3,  machy  511  22nd  $100 

Herz^g  F  to  £  Foller  moh  16,  saloon  122  n  Olark 

  $2600 

Svoboda  J  to  J  Koz  ik  apr  P,  maohy  611  w  22nd..$10ii 
Shannon  H  F  to  H  R  Qraham  apr  10,  mdse  713  w 

Indiana  $297 

Keller  W  to  A  Lacy  feb  15,  horses  eto  $79 

MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Crosby  et  al  sub.  It  23  b  31  e  s  e  25 
40  18.  Carey  Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v 
Charles  A  MoBride  and  Richard  0 
Moore  $867.19 

Pine  Grove,  It  1  sub  of  Us  24  to  27  ino.  It 
"C"  b  1  of  the  snb  of  Its  24  to  26  ino. 
Star  Paving  Co  v  MoUie  Sohonbeck.  $203 


Goodrich  H  S  to  W  B  Walls  apr  18,  fnrn  620  Qrand 

av  »2C0 

Wisner  F  J  to  Sohlotte    &  Kohn  apr  28,  billiard 

goods,  3fe9  MadlBin  $750 

Rosenberg  &  Paraski  to  A  F  Kee  ey  oct  22,  saloon 

350  State  $100(' 

Mnsgrave  Q  H  to  A  T  Ellis  apr  19,  mdse  249  n 

Clark    $251  oj  Madison  st  W,  prems  464  and 

Lawrence  M  to  H  Bernstein  apr  19,  saloon  642  Hal- 
sted t'<"i 

Besch  H  to  fl  Reica  apr  — ,  furn  171  Hal'ted.. .  $iOOii 

Grace  J  to  O  Bartell  dec  19,  horses  eto   $1L00 

Oliver  W  a  to  Oilman  Street  planing  Mill  Oo  apr 

19,  maohy  etc  $4000 

Fischer  E  to  O  Breltenbach  apr  16,  fnrn  110  n  Olark 

  $3090 

Peddea  M  to  M  E  Qnealy  apr  17,  saloon  3766  Hal- 
Sled  $150 

Felson  (i  J  to  M  Beis  moh  28,  bonee  and  barn  74 

Bill  $  511 

Eck  Vr  to  R  Weldmann  apr  10,  bldgs  8671  Halted 

  $2001' 

Weidmann  R  to  A  K  Eek  apr  13,  bldgs  8671  Hal 

sted   $2011 

Gunderson  W  to  A  Gunderson  jan  3,  furn  tlOO 

Olson  A  to  S  Barnetrom  moh  8,  lease,  226  Town- 

seud  »7tiO 

Hamstrom  J  to  J  Olson  apr  17,  lease  226  Townsend 

 ,  1790 

Harris  D  W  to  M  Thorgenson  apr  17,  horses  eto  $3uii 
Slegert  B  to  B  Siegert  apr  13,  saloon  146  Well^  $I20U 
Cavanegh  T  to  T  Tobin  apr  18,  shop  1726  Wabash 

 $550 

Kerr  G  C  to  A  Hock  apr  3,  fnrn  47  Madison..  ..$1700 
Reiland  L  M  to  $cho«nbofen  Brg  Co  apr  20,  saloon 

134  (  lark  $204 

Johnson  A  W  to  O  F  Eling  apr  22,  grocery  122 

Townsend    $170 

Norton  J  H  to  M  Johnson  apr  19,  mdse  178  Mlltno 
BV   $6L0 


Pike's  sub,  ItllofsJ^seJ^sej^seJ^ 
n  e      8  w  3^  3  38  14.  Gastaf  Alberg  et 
al  V  Mary  L  and  Eugene  Brown. $1231. 20 
Wright*  Webster's  sub.  It  17  b  3  n  e  qr 
12  39  13,  John  P  Alles  Plnmbinn  Co  v 

P  J  Bernhardt  and  Grovenor  $800 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Its  6  and  7  b  3.   A  F 

Braudbeck  v  M  B  and  Kate  Mills. $305  05 
Evanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  add.  It  13  b  1. 

Wm  W  Chapman  et  al  v  Ralph  Hunt$200 
Vance's  sub.  It  9  b  1  of  Its  5  to  7  and  21 
to  23  b  2  Yerby's  snb  of  w  }^  w       n  w 
1^  and  pt  n  e  ^  sec  15  38  14.   0  &  So 
Side  Rapid  Transit  R  R  Co  v  Jerome  P 

and  Louise  0  6owes  $22.83 

Busby's  sob.  It  8  sub  of  b  3  ex  n  50  ft  of  s 
w      sec  14  38  14.  Frank  H  McOormiok 

V  James  W  Cooper  $3S0 

466.  J  L 

Heidenblntt  v  James  Gaynor  $73.78 

Eggleston's  2Ddsnb,  It  9  b  I  of  n  of  n 
e  }4  sec  28  38  14.  Michael  J  Doyle  v 

Heater  B  Stevens  $572.50 

Wrightwood,  ely  25  ft  of  It  32  w  25  ft  of 
It  33  in  sub  of  pt  of  ontlt  B.  James 
Russell  et  al  V  C  F  Klambeok  and 

Charles  Rathman  $1909.45 

Johnston,  R  &  S'i  add,  It  1  b  bO.  John 

Flochb  V  Caroline  W  Slack  $171.40 

Woodlawn,  Wadsworth's  add.  It  29.  John 

Reid  V  Robert  Johns  $8.20 

Sheridan  av,  prems  946.  0  Sash  and  Door 

Co  v  Frederick  Popp  $139.20 

Riveiview,  Whipple's  add,  pt  b  4.  Oak 
Park  Lumber  Oo  v  Prescott  and  Policy 

Whipple  et  al  $1148  17 

Woodlawn  Pk,  Greenwood  av  and  63d  st, 
ti  e  cor.  Herman  Lucht  v  Mary  J  Rey 
nolds  $11,232.25 

Bishop  st,  prems  6721.Lockwood  &  Strick- 
land Co  V  Mary  E  Edwards  $71.51 

Eggleston's  2nd  sub,  lt9blnj^ne  }4 
see  28  b8  14.    Michael  J  Doyle  v  H  B 

Stevens  and  T  H  Fitzgerald  $570. 5T 

Fifty-fifth  st,  prems  609  and  611.   0  Ve- 
neered Door  Co  V  Loo  M  McGraw. .  $988 
Woodlawn  Hgt?,  It  3^.  Finlay  Mackay  el 
al  V  Catherine  Fjley....  $:'90 


APPL.IC  FOR  BUIl^DI  Ai<ji 

Forty  first  st  W  98,  F  Porter,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Huron  st  1617-21,  0  A  Perkins,  three  2  story  and 
bapement  brlek  flats,  $7,000. 

Milwaukee  av  1850-62,  Thomas  Ryan,  two  2  story 
frame  flats  and  barn  $6,2J0. 

Harding  st  667-73,  M  L  Lang,  four  2  story  and  base- 
ment hrlok  dweliinae,  $12,000. 

St  Louis  av  219,  W  L  Qooken,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,500. 

Wiloox  av  2225,  W  Sauten,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $3,000. 

Wood  st  S  701,  £  R  Stege,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flat,  $5,50  >. 

Twelfth  st  W  1611,  F  Dastal,  2  story  ai<d  basement 
brick  stores  and  summer  garden,  $9,000. 

Twenty  first  st  W  1016,  R  Bonaceu,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4.(100. 

Taylor  st  1096,  D  Dorr,  2  atory  and  basejnent  brick 
flats,  $1,000. 

Peoria  st  S  131-:)6,  Mr*  M  Newmin,  two  2  dtory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  t9,0(i0. 
Wa  hiugton  st  1292,  P  Fallow,  2  story  and  basement 

flat^  $3,000, 

California  av  436,  Ang  Sohnaz^l,  three  story  and 
basement  briok  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Armour  av  3712,  P  Lane,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Aehland  av  4636  S8,CharleB  Sohkjskie,  2  story  frame 
store  and  flats,  $4,000. 

Langley  av  6424,  Georg  i  Dechler,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,200. 

Parnell  av  1018,  H  Broke,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,0  0. 

Olj bourn  av  1226,  O  .Muelzenmayer,  2  story  trace 

frame  flats,  $3,1,00. 
Rush  st  I  iS,  E  Stioknny,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  rectory,  $8,000. 
Pineaiove  av  636-42.  W  Walter  Qulnn,  three  story 

aud  basement  brick  apartment  bouse,  $30,000. 
Troy  st  307,  B  Rom,  2  story  and  basement  briok  flats, 
$2.0110. 

Clara  p'  f,6,  Hannah  Stetnhaus.  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,600. 

Fallerton  av  350,  Same,  three  story  frame  store  and 
flats,  $1,600. 

Twenty-seventh  st  599,  James  Killough,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $3,100. 
Dashiel  av  3659,  H  Banrann,  2  story  and  basement 

briok  store  and  flats,  $3,500.  • 
Bi!>hop  st  5144,  J  E  Schware,  1  story  frame  cottage, 
$2,000. 

rwenty-aeoond  st  W  1596,  Joseph  Matousk,  4  story 

and  basement  briok  store  and  flats,  $17,000, 
California  av  8  1127,  P  Landrehr,  three  story  and 

basement  briok  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
I'wenty  first  st  8j9,  H  Qranski,  three  story  and  attic 

and  basement  briok  rear  add,  $4,000. 
Liwndale  av  883,  Otto  Seirt  2  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  }4,6J0. 
Nebraska  at  80,  B  M  Jorensen,  2  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $6,000. 
Fark  av  2726-29,  Blum  &  Gaultner,  two  1  story  frame 

oollaBes,  $2,1  00. 
Poiomao  av  416,  Mrs  S  Lavillette,  2  story  and  base- 
ment.brick  flats,  $2,700. 
Eei'z  e  av  N  925,  C  Johuson,  three  story  frame  fiats, 
$,(,(,(  0. 

dtntx  H  6101,  F  Roder,  1  etory  and  basement  brick 

store,  $2,500. 

Evan"  av  4348,  B  Weinaoh*,  2  story  and  basement 

bric'd  dwelling,  $5,000. 
Adams  st,  1657,  William  Haynes,  three  story  and 

basement  briok  flats,  and  barn,  $15,000. 
Polk  Bt  1932-56  W,  James  Adams,  three  2  story  and 

bate  uent  briok  dwellings,  $7,6.)0, 
Edgar  st  39,  F  Klinger,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 
fla  s,  $3,800. 

Myrtle  st  164,  F  Krioger,  i  story  frami  flats.  $2,000. 
Jane  et  661,  H  Ranchert,  three  story  and  basement 

bncK  flats,  $9,  00. 
Ruoey  st  N  3  0,  Jnlius  Caspar,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Dearborn  st  380,Eastern  Illinois  Railroad, three  story 

and  basement  briok  factory,  $2,000, 
Linden  av  344  and  346,  Charles  E  Ballstrom,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $3,01 0. 
Park  av  2646-47,  W  A.Buran,  V/t  siory  frame  cottage 
$2,6.10. 

St  Louis  av  833,  James  Oonnell  VA  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $2,100. 
rtiirty  flfth  st  232  to  :i46,  M  Stern,  eight   1!4  stoiy 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  offices,  $8,0ii0. 


Parnell  av  3237,  W  A  Bond,  2  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $2,900. 
Bastings  st  12,  J  M  Galagber,  1  story  brick  add, 

$2,600. 

Twelfth  Bt  W  1610,  H  P  Carmody,  three  etory  and 

basement  briok  flats,  $5,000. 
Seventy- third  et  139-11,  John  H  Jones,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $3,600, 
Oottage  Grove  av  3979-85,  Oakland  Music  Hall,  4 
story  aod  basement  brick  officas  and  music  ball, 
$25,000. 

Fifty-llfih  st  450,  B  McOormiok,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Langley  av  6343,  G  Johnson,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats.  $2,500. 
Vinoennfcs  av  3812,  F  B  Williams,  4  story  and  base- 
ment briok  apartment  honse,  $17,000. 
Thirty-fourth  and  Thirty-fltth  Bts,  and  Lawndale  av. 

City  of  Chicago,  brick  peethouse,  $130,000. 
Gordon  terrace  18,  E  M  Murray,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $6,0110. 

Baxter  st  83,  0  G  Ohimlund,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Wood  et  N  816,  F  Jaoobitz.  three  story  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $5,OuO. 
Davis  et  882,  A  W  Rndinob,  2  story  aud  basement 

brick  flats.  $5,0C0. 
Walnut  st  872,  John  Kinnare,  2  story  and  baeemeut 

brick  flats,  $e,00u. 
South  Park  av  6913,  G  A  Gaylord,  2  story  and  bssa- 

ment  brick  dwelling,  $2,400. 
Green  st  5963,  O  M  Anderson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Twentieth  st  159-63,  0  Young,  alterations  on  build- 
ing, $3,600. 

Maplewood  av  872-74,  Ohsberg  k  MoKenzle,  two  1 

story  frame  add,  $2,000. 
Seventy-second  pi  8u5-7,  Ohas  Pasey,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,00J. 
Union  av  3526,  P  Reedy,  2  story  and  basement  briok 
flate,  $3,000. 

Jackson  av  5811-13,  George  Deurling,  two  2  etory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $10.00,>. 
Fifty-ninth  st  1254-66,  C  Mannott,  two  three  etory 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $12,000. 
Halsted  st  6623.  John  Malwineon,  three  etory  aud 

basement  briok  store  and  fiats,  $7,000. 
Carpenter  st  6623,  Thomas  Ryan,  2  etory  and  baee- 

ment  brick  fiats,  $2,80j. 
St  Elmo  st  526  to  544,  T  White,  ten  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 
Kedzle  av  N  271,  A  Suohalskl,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $2,500. 
Taylor  and  Robey  sts,  s  e  cor,  H  F  Waite,  4  etory  and 

basement  brick  apartment  building.  $15,0L0. 
Marsl  field  av  614,  A  Goldberg,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment briok  fiats,  $6,000. 
Polk  st  1417,  John  Sheehan,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  fiate,  $2,600. 
Worthen  av  120,  George  W  Amoe,  2  story  and  base- 
ment briok  fiats,  $3,000. 
North  av  W  654,  B  G  Fischer,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flate,  $6,000. 
Perry  av  19,  P  J  Munson.  2  story  and  basement  briok 
flats,  $3,000. 

Dania  av  S41,  L  G  Walgren,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flate,  $2,000. 
Twelfth  st  1545,  T  F  O'Malley,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
Central  Park  av  908,  William  Sohwerger,  2  etory  and 

baeement  brick  flate,  $3,000. 
Dearborn  st  4325,  R  Gesswein,  2  etory  frame  addi- 
tion, $2,500. 

Halsted  et  6420,  Dr  Joseph  Eeis,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment briok  store  and  flat,  $4,000. 
Center  st  304,  Peter  Franzen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  store  and  flats,  $15,000. 
Ouyler  av  311,  John  Meier,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,200. 
Belle  Plaine  442,  L  Wagenknecht,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,200. 
North  av  W  713,  P  8  Olson,  4  etory  and  basement 

briok  fiats,  $7,0(  0. 
Perry  av  61-63,  A  Larson,  two  1  etory  frame  cottages, 
$2,000. 

Ewing  pi  69,  John  Frees,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 

addition,  $2,500. 
Union  av  5644,  Joseph  Kelly,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Vinoennes  av  6636-38,  Mies  Anna  Trainer  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,0C0. 
Winthrop  av  724,  Wilson  Cook,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $4,000. 

Sawyer  av  692,  William  Ediger,  2  story  and  baeement 

basement  flats,  $4,000. 
Harvard  st  1266,  John  Bonetti,  2  story  and  basement 
and  flats,  $3,000. 

Twenty-first  et  W  137,  F  King,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  fiats,  $2,000. 

Clifton  av  1500-4-6.  J  L  Shaefer,  throe  2  etory  frame 
dwelling',  $3,600, 

Maplewood,  av  747,  A  O  Anderson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,400. 
Elizabeth  st  N  110-20,  9  T  Edward",  1  story  atd  base- 
ment brick  feed  store,  $10,000. 


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La8alle  av  19M,  Justas  LoUer,  4  story  and  baeemeut 

brick  flats,  tlO,CO  i. 
Woodlawn  av  6740,  H  DonaldaoD,  three  etory  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $12,000. 
Qreen  st  6615,  0  Jobnson,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $2,600. 

Wallace  st  2720,  U  Jordan,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  l2,5no. 

Evans  av  6411,  T  J  Stowel,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,050. 

Thirty-fifth  st  3l7,  D  0  Wall,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  stores  and  apartment  building,  $30,000. 

May  st  5210,  Mrs  L  E  Brower.  1J4  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $2,0U0. 

Indiana  st  5941,  0  0  bwanson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Osgood  st  152,  Joseph  Sonknp,  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,400. 

Werder  st  68  and  6  ',  Eleventh  Presbyterian  church, 
1  story  brick  church,  $3,000. 

J  A  Henson,  three  story  and  basement  brick  store 
and  flats,  $10,000. 

Division  st  W  JIM,  A  Buhland,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t2,600. 

Erie  6t  SV  338.  John  Jacob^on,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,Q0ii. 

Wallace  st  11928,  0  Schmidt,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Caloms'  av  7041,  John  Adams,  2  story  and  basemeDt 
brick  flats,  $8,000. 

STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qennral  Jobblu)?  iu  All  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloiinlnlng,  ©to. 
All  Kiua.s  o:  Cement  Work  a  specialtj 

OflSoe  end  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Building  Material!-  Chleatro 
For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  7B7.  ^-^^o 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Rentint^ 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trnde-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whetlier  patent  can  be 
secured  or  not,  free  i  t  cb-irge.  Our  fee  not  duo 
until  patent  is  j^llowefl.  S'Spaije  IJook  Free. 
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Location  for  Factories. 

The  naaae  of  the  Cbioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  ideiititied 
with  praoiioal  mea-tnres  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  proojo- 
tion  of  its  commerce;  hence  manufaotorers 
have  an  Hasnrance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
Mve  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
oompaoy,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory— a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries] 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flas  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company— at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  SI.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  GHIOAGO,  111. 


ANDEBSON.  Gastavus,  K;  om  2,  70  La  Salle  *«. 
BAIBD  at  WARNER,  Bme.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  Bt. 
BARNES  b  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  st. 
BARNETBR0O    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Em  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bl." 
OOLE,  M.  T.  &  00.,   Oole'B  Block,  188  and  190 

W.  Madison. 
OULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Oo.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sts, 
DKLAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Par! 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn  St. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  it  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohloapo  111. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  41)  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Ohamber  o 
Oommerc  . 

EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branc 
offices:  Halsted  and  71kt 
65th  Boulevard. 
iTRIOKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C  V.  &  Oo.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiio  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEIv,  John,  Rm.  1.  38  S.  Olark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
SELMER  &  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HEN  NIG,  0.  L.,  334  92-st.,  S  Chicago. 
EIOTNE  BROS,  SH  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H   E..  88  Washington  st. 
HUT0HIN80N  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 
LANQHENKY,  R.  J.,  Ass'cla  ion  Bldg.,  153  and  155 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co..  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WaI.  4l  CO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 

MAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Wat hington 
Sfi  Floor. 

MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSftlle  St. 

MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 

UEEIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  it  Co.,  148  La  Salle  8t. 

MDLLIKEN,  C.  fl.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Baren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  00.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  New  f  tock  Excharge  B  g 
BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  it  C'o.,3109  State  Street. 
SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
8CHUMA0BER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8H0BART  AARON.  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  D0NLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  ADG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  107  Dearborn  et. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MAN8D0EF  it  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolp!! 
ZANDER,  £.  W.  it  Co.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Strj 
ZDTTEBMEISTER,  H.  0..  ii  Oo.,  818  8.  Halsted 

BANKERS. 

DREYEB  E.  8.,  it  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GREENEBADM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dt-arborn  Strer 

MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclburn 
Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 

^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  it  Co.,  164Dearbon 

WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  lil  ftaodolp  . 


Exclusive 

Agency 

Lists. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose  • 
.  of  speculating  In  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising  '. 
'Bureau  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure' 

protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers.  ; 
:  Eefprenees:  E.  8.  Dreyer  it  Co.'s  Bank.  ; 
"  Wasmansdorfit  it  Heioemann,  Bankers,  '. 

and  a  thousand  oihers  in  Ohioago. 


Abitracta  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  »i  BTOKCORDS,  107  I  ear- 
bom  St. 

HANDY  it  CO.,  92-4  Washington  st. 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  it  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 
REC08DEB>S  ABBTBAOT  DEPT..  Oonnty  Court 
floi]i«. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIHf  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  aveft/^clams  9t 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
or  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
n  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS'  LISTS 

CARE  OF 

Real  Estate  and  BuMini  Journal. 

WHERE  ALL  COPY  SHOULD  BE  SENT 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


April  27,  1895 


EvelCs 


Wabash  Ave.  and  Adams  St. 


Office 

.Jurniture. 

DESKS. 


This  flne  eolie  oak  oflaoe  desk,  complete  as  yon  see 

It  in  above  out. 
Desks  from  t8  ap  to  tl23. 

100  styles  Offloe  Chairs  to  select  from,  ranging  in 

prloe  from  t'i  60  to  130. 
Oi  mplete  line  of  Oabinetf,   Fl'es,  and  Kevolving 

Book-Oases.    Wb  sell  more  Offics  Desks  than  any 

other  firm  In  America. 


Alexander  H.Revell&Go., 

Wabish  ave.  and  Adams  st. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBI81IAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Uts. 
-elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oux  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  fie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumWng,  Gas  Fittini  aM  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


:  Particular  at- 
tention rfiven 
:to  remodeling 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and 
:  drainage 
:  systems 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  GUI 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


^  tlas  Fire  Assnraooe  Oo.,  Eoglaod. 
N^th  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg,  Fa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAHAXiLB  STKKBT, 

CHICAGO  IK.£.INOIH 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A,  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHER. 

Room  1749  9Iarq.aette  Bldg,  Sf.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 

CHTCA^OO 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  OflQce  Fit- 
tings  in  America.    Chiillenge  any  one  to 
give  the  value  the>  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 
ietc. 


U6SKS  Metal  Chairs. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FBEIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


15th  street  and  tshiand  Avenue. 
Chieaso,  ill. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK,% 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  <)ent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hoyne.  Fbank  G.  Hotne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


C.  FLOOD. 


.  Telephone  No  a 


OHAS.  F.  TAYI/OB. 


FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9;«04  COMMERCf  Ali  AVEXUK, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

.SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  iu  Any  Amount,  at 
6  (ii  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
85  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinlonsi  of  Titles  Vuvnimiiv>^' 


Chicago, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Preat. 


H.  H  OB0B8, 
Vice-Prest. 


OEJ.  E.  LAZEIB, 
Secy .  &  TrenB. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STEEET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 


WM  .  F.  TEMPEIi.  FBANK  TEMPEIi.  ANTHCINX  80HILLSE. 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS, 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


C  hicag:o 

Directory 
•  Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

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CHICAdO  DIRECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OP  OHIOAQO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


aje  of  the  latest  Sirecto'  lea  of  all  II  e  ( (I  er  lurge    ties  can  he 
loand  4t  oar  offloe  for  use  of  the  pnbli«. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  J8 


CHICAGO,  MAY  4,  1895. 


Office  163  akd  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE.  WESTERN  SECURITIES.  BUILOINQ  AND 


THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  ioans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE 


W.  D.  KBRFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Jstate,  Hpan 

and  financial  P^^mt^. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


lOO 

J  "Washington  Street. 


WASMANSDORFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

W08.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.,  • 
CHICAGO. 

The  Inveetment  of  Money  )n  Good  Secnrltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortijages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


GILBKBT  M.  WEEKS.  j).  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164?. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

(gicagfo. 


WXIiLXa  W.  BAIBD.         LIMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBOB  I..  WABNXB. 

Oonsaltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner. 

Sacceed'ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1867. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  ■  Rentins. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially  in  tbeno^t^ 
west  portion  of  the  city. 

^415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,(e. 

Telephone  West  694.  CHICAGO 


Speci-l  altendon  giveo  to 

Taxes  and  AgsttsHments 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938  Stock  Exchange  Bnildins, 
8.  W.  Cor.  lia  Salle  and  Washington  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

(^HAN®LER  6c  €(!).. 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street, 


MAJOR  I 
BLOC^  I 


J.H.  l49L'a5alleSi 

&  BRO* 


EST'D 
16  79 


A.  O  SI.AUOBTEB 


WM.  V.  BAKIB. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investents, 


Real  Estate. 


laz  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MAUISON. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o, 


OHIOAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  "'"'Shies. 

Mortgage  Ijoans. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WU.  OODEN  OBE£N. 


EUOENE  B.  FISHBDBN. 
BANDOIiPH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  iea«. 

CARE  A>jr)  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olarlt  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3i71 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  IV  La-  Salle  Street 

Members  N.  y.  struck  Exchange.   Members  CbioiR  )  Btcck  Ezcbaoge. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bought  and  Bold  on  oommleeion. 
Honey  loaned  on  approved  colla  eral. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 


Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 


TECEFUOKE  1416. 


PROPERTY  IN  GIGERO 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oaiomet  av.,  and  (7th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  387, 


Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated 
and  Electric  Railroads. 
Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  st. 
CHICAGO. 


410 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUllNAL. 


May  4,  18»6. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.or©  .  Tra.ots  ■  F-u.rclia.soci 

Or  Su1}diyided  and  Uanaged  for  Owneri. 
30i  to  304  INTEE  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

TJBIiKFHONB  198». 

S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Se(x;essors  to  Dixon  &  Petierson)  manufact'rs  ol 

eARPENTERS'  MedLDINGS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE.  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
143  Eandolph,  St . 

CHlCACrO. 

Prtvste  Safes  to  rent. 
tixo  to  isn.ou  per  snnnm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

"3^  In  amounts  from  $2,060  to  J$« 
•5j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |^ 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO.. 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Brancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS.  ^ 


'o:- 


'^woan^  M  Eeal  Estate  .  also  Bailding  Lobds. 

Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 

CHICAGO, 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROK»iRS  AND 

BANKERS.  «OOE.55mreet. 
94  L2I  S&IIC  Street,    wa^ington,  OHIOAQO. 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164i  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg . 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

F:MCii  E.  Fealjody.                   Jas.  L.  Houghteling 

p.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Fstate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Bl,    B9AMO    68     NIBTROROUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  StreO'S, 
CHICAGO. 

mm 

BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 

INSURE  YOUR 

HOME 

Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

I07  and  109  Uearborn  Street 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 

 IN  THE  

TRIED"  ^     /*T.-T:,-  > 

Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 

F.  A.  BABNE",             Telephone  1931.             s.  m.  pabibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

—  Contractors  and  Material 

—  Men  counseling   with  this 

—  office  are  offered  unequaled 

—  opportunities  for  protection 

—  against  loss.    All  required 
• .  • .  information  sfiven  at  office 

'111         1    I  ■  A  \^  V  ■         1  ■            A  V  %^  ft  1              %t           ft  1  ft  ■ 

—  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

MortEasB  Loans  and  Real  Estata. 

IllUllgUgU    bUUIIU  UIIU    IIUUI  IbUIHIDI 

Room  1,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  113.             CtlicagfO,  111. 

WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Loweet  Current  Bates - 

120  LASALLE  STBEET 

 THffi  

National  Bank  of  lllinoix 

iio  Lycdruurn  ox. 

Qbo.  Sohheidbb,  President. 
W1I.TBB  L.  Peoe,  Vice  President. 

Wm.  a.  Hammond,  ad  Vice  President.             OTTTO  A  f~\ 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier.  \^XU.\.fA\jr\J. 
HzHBT  D.  Fi>u>,  Asst.  Oftshler. 
BCBBT  B.  KiHT,  SdAsst.  Ossbier, 

J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

Hartfora  Qaiiitin^. 

Mechanics'  Lieng  exclusively. 

A  Perfect  Rcfereneo  R^c^rd 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCWaPAPEB 

DEVOTED  TO  ^ 

REAL  ESTATE  ^ 
WESTERN  SECURITIES  j 
BUILDING  I 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state|!Buildi9(5  Jourpal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street. 

Main  Floor. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.   CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advwieo  f 

Building  and  real  EsxArr  f 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  \ 

BILLS  OF  SALE  \ 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  5ales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  I 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  18. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MAY  4,  1895. 


'85.00  PEB  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


1N8UBAN0B  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V»  ' /-»  oi  r-r/-» 

Ravenswood.  ^XllCayO, 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/HonBy  Loaneil  WitliDiit  ComTnlssion 

On  improved  city  property  and 
■31  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nev?  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT. 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJK.A.KrOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERVJRITEItS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMIISIGS  x5  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy.selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstabliMhed  1854. 


Knigl?t  a  Marsljall 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL.  CHICAGO, 


Notary  Pabllc. 


Telepbone  Main  3369. 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and.    I^eal  Estate, 

99  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eg  gleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.   409411  B00KEB7  BLDQ. 

H.  0.  ZDTTEBMEI8TEB.   0.  H.  FU30HEOK.    O.  H.  ZUTTBBMBISTKB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
9Ci  stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAQO. 

^"Evaneton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANK  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  80HBXINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3I09  STATE  ST..  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Telephone  South  664, 

Real  Estate  Bonght  and  Hold.  Rents  Oollected.  Taxes  Paid.  In> 
vestments  Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  DOLESE.  J.  H.  BHEFABU 

BSTABLISHBD  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

°  PAVliicitRACTORSr 


KUIUrAOTUBaBS  AND  OBAUIBS  tH 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      .  OHIOAOO 

BBOOND  FI.OOB  TEUTONIO  BDILDINQ. 
TELEPHONE  No.  1489. 

Part<onlsr  attention  paid  to  Hacadam  Boada,  DrlTei.  Bonis 
vuda  and  Boads  in  d««  Sabdlvliloni. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  *  COLBURN, 

REflL  EST^E,  INSURPCE,  LOps 

Sooth  Ohloago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9146  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBAZ.  BSTATB  &  JLOANS 

Stocks,  Bondst  care  and  management  of  property- 

Hartford  BIdg.  chicaco- 

PERLEY  HALF 


ARCHITECT, 


I80'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Chicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

Suite  211  Home  Insurance  Bnilding, 

Real  Estate  Beusht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  improved  City  Property.  Interets  orNor- 
<<ei>ldents  Attended  to- 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNC. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  N0IAB7  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

Humboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

BSTATB, 


Soom  41  Uerohanti  Blig,, 


BBANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

S.  E.  Oor.  Oallfomia  <k  North  Avs.  LaSalle  8ti., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hamlraldt  Park.  OHIOAQC , 


412 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  4,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BBVI8ED  AND  aOBBEOTED  EVBBT  WBEK  ALIi  LETTEBS  MTTBT  BE 

HABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NITMBEB  OF  THE  FBOPEBTT 
ADTKBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBBilS  IS  aiYEN. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-3tory  briok  bDilding,  lot  26  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoor  av.  No  5528,  hoase  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,500  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  bonse.    B  15....$  7,000 

Bo\pen  av.  No  89,  tO  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  sly,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neig;hborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Oarpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2- flat  bnilding  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash.    O  18  $  3,360 

Obamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  hoase. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Obamplain  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13.  .$  700 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
wonld  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  %nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incnmbrance  of  $8,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  tor  the 
eqnity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  at  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,000.  Wonld  take  ohoioe  va- 
cantfor  eqnity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  36th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $86,U00 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-Btory  brick  bnilding, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  list  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty- sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x126.  Address  W  F  Hayden , 
Abel  Bnilding,  Snite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Elizabeth  st,  north  of  63d,  price  per  foot.  F  13..$  22 
Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  st,modern, 

oak  trim,  flne  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  brick  honse.  B  16. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  honse.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  honse..  B  16. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  honse.  B  16..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  honse.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  46th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  honse.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  honse.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64tb  st,  8  rooms,  briok  honse.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 
Ellis  av,  near  79th  st,  100  ft,  price  per  foot.    F13.$  14 

Ellis  av,  near  55th  st,  e  f  50  x  130,  per  ft.  F  13  $  62.50 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  bnilding  worth 
$56,000,  incnmbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Prond- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  2-Btory,  granite,  6  and  5 

room,  oil  finish,  lot  25x121.    F  13  $  7,250 

Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    M  1  $  5,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4, 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  oorners, 

Cor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4   ...  .$  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot. 

P  4   $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4. .  .$  200 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,n6arGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  elegant  lO-room  brown  stone.    F  13.$  8,8(  0 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  cor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  oor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  8,000 

Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  44th  st,  elegant  10-room  stone 

front,  in  good  condition;  terms  easy.  F  13 ..  .$21,000 
Grand  blvd,  near  4eth  3t,  15-room  stone  honse.  B  15. $27,000 
Grand  blvd,  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  150,  price 

per  foot.    F  13  $  300 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  wonld  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  29th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13..$  165 

Qroveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-atory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  fonr  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  partioolars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  oor  60tK,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  210 

Hibbard  av,near  62d  st,  10-room  frame  honse. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Bnilding  Journal, 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  honse.  B  15. $10,000 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  16.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 

foot,    W8  $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  35th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13 ....  $  165 

Indiana  av,  near  eist  st,  price  per  foot.     F  13  $  87.50 

Indiana  av,  near  63d  st,  only  25x170  left,  price  per 

foot.    F  13  1  90 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.50 

Indiana  av,  cor  58th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  135 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66tk  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Larg«>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  honi<es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar47th  st.lO-room  stone  house. B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q  8. 

Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  honse.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  honse  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  45th  st,  price  per  foot,  F  13. .  .$  80 
Langley  av,  near  67th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13 ....  $  9C0 
Langley  av,  near  74th  st,  price  per  foot .  F  13 ....  $  750 
Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  honse 

B  16  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10,000 
Madison  av,  n  e  cor  54th  st,  110x250,  price  per  foot. 

F13  $  165 

Main  8t,near  Slst,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

May  st,  near  68th,  paved,  price  per  foot,  F  13. .  .$  26 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.  B  16. .  .$  4,600 
MoOhesney  av,  near  65th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13,$  835 

Merrill  av,  near  76th  st,  60  lots.     F  13  $  850 

Michigan  av,near  61st  8t,12-room  brick  honse.B  15.$24,0C0 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  1 0  rooms,  stone.  B  15 . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  liO 

Michigan  av,  near  36th  st,  price  per  foot.  F  13.  .$  450 
Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  60  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  26  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     Ml  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot.    F13...$  225 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$15,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  60  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  90 

Morgan  st,  near  65th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  675 

Myrtle  av,  near  e4th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,600 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  bnilding  or  ware- 
honae,  100  x  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  50  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  end  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Rhodes  av,  near  6l8t  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  60 

Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27)^  x  125,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  I  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  mannfacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-etory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  U  -  $20,000 

Sohell  av,  near  83d  st,  4  lots.    F  13  $  300. 

Seventy-fifth  st,  cor  Langley  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  65 

Seventy-fifth  st,  D  e  oor  Coles,  price  per  foot.  F  13,$  80 
Seventy-fifth  st,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  80 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44t;h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,500 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms,8tone.B  15.$12,C00 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty-first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1...$  6,700 
Sixty-third  st,  oor  Harvard,  price  per  foot.  F13..$  450 
Sixty-third  st,  cor  Aberdeen,  price  per  foot.  F  13. $112.50 
Sixty  third  st,  near  Loomis,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  1,100 
Sixty-fonrth  st,  near  Union,  32  ft,   price  per  foot. 

13  $  55 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B15  $  4,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  cor  Yale,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  125 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  Emerald  av,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  80 

Sixty-ninth  st,  oor  May,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  37.50 

State  st,  near  36th,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  250 

State  st,  oor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  ,   $  170 

Stewart  av,  near  59th  st,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  30 

St  Lawrence  av,  near  73d  st,  price  per  foot.  P  13..$  700 
SoDth  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Oalnmet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fnohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  brick  honse. 

B  15  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.$  9,500 
Thornton. — 30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Throop  st,  n  w  oor  6l8t,  price  per  foot.    F  13  $  22 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash, 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  et,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8, 

Vinoennes  av.cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  honse.  B  15.$17,0'iO 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. .  .$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  4fith  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  46th  st,  S-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

'oot.    M  I  I  126 

Vinoennes  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f  50x122,  price  per 

foot-    Ml  I  ,S7,50 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down(lD117),    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  north  of  22d  st,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  1,200 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

Wabash  av,  near  57th  st,  prioe  per  foot.     F  13  $  97.50 

Wabash  av,  oor  near  59th  st,  3  story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    Ml  o  $11,500 

Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  prioe  D«jr  front  foot. 

8  13  .$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  f  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,   2-8tory  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av.near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  oor  55th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F13...$  160 
Wentworth  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  cheap.    F  13. 
Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  prioe  per  foot.    M  1.$  65 
Wharton  av,  near  66th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  48 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  briok  honse. 

B  15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  61st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$25,r00 
Woodlawn  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st,  prioe  per  foot.  FJ3.$  150 
W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.  Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

Yates  av,  near  74th  st,  26  ft,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13.$  32 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Fine  Grove  av.  50  ft,    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  f,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W  8  $  5,400 

Clark  8t  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  prioe 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-story  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briotc 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  ev,  lot  25x136;  3-8tory 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  3^  cash. 
Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,500 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Haleted  st,  37)^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne'r  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc,  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
<fc  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  fuet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Eenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blufif,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  builc  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d^oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  honae 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Biroh,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
fioished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
ourly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  whioh  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  ia  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-plaoe  in 
front  room  np  stairs.  You  cannot  afford  to  let  I 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick-  j 


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ets  60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kebilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sicknesp,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4   .$15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,500 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720 .    W  8  $  5,600 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  Very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,90Qj  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
^alle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68J^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner.  75x153}^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  S-story 

briok  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3-story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Sonthport  av,  bet  Betden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  i5xl26  ft.    W8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, ILake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  building,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  et,  near  Division,  3-Btoiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  honses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  firpt- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  60  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  honse, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 


WBST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d.  60  ft.    Prioe  eaoh.  X  14. $1,060 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfieli  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  prioe 

per  foot.    W  8  $  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11   $16,000 

Adams  st,  ranuiog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue. L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bidg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, whioh  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  ?hade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26}^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  eaoh,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
«(.  j  34  6-10x100  )  S  20x128  )  .  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3  j^j^^QQ  J  j  3g^^28  [  ^''h  two 

2-Btory  anil  basement  stone  front  honses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  booses  cost  to  br-M.  0  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  oor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  973^  x  122;  n  w  oor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  b  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Qraoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  prioe  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  briok  and  2  frame.    B  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  <fe  Co,  Ashland 
block. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  eaoh,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  B 11 .  $31,0C0 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  bouses  at  $1,400  np;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125.  prioe  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.  Rll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  honses,  lot 

25x126  ft.    R  11    $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homaa  av,  modern  2-Btory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st . 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll   $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnaoe  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer&  Co,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  briok  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $iy,(00 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modem  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st   $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sob-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Taylor  st,  near  Centre  av,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <t  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25x135  ft,  S-etory  pressed  briok 
flatbailding;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  veil  rented.    Q  11  |  6,260 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125 .    W  8  |  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property . 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  pale.    B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento.  24x100.    W  8.  .|  2,000 
Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.     Want  a  resi'ienoe 
netir  Francisco  St.    Will  put  in  oafh.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Franoisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ai-hland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W  8...$  7,C00 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  OHk,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  ful:y  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaqoia  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  Jieing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bnt  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
dasB  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  S  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  trace  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  por  acre  until  maturity  of-  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (H  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonvenienoeg,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California.  —  Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  aorea 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Oolony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  |  5 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $i!,OiiO.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  maudarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <k  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  |  3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,' (  0  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Ciulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  B  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  it  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Inland  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  aboat  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Tennessee. — 10n,noo  acres;  title  good;  average=» 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, niokory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISCELLANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.  Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,0' 0  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70lh,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelhng  in  6-rootn  fiats,  frame, 

stone  and  briok  foundation,  well  rented  ;H  2  $4,800 

Halsted  st,  near  12(h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5!?.|    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2.  $21,600 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  wiU  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or    good  outside 

property.    K6  ,  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  stone 
front  flat  building.  South  side,  $18,000,  encumbered 
$8,000;  want  farm.  W  15. 
Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-etory  briok  and 
stone  flat  building  for  good  inside  vacant.  J.  R.  Ltman, 
126  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  flne  corner  stores  and  flats.  South 

Side,  $21,000,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm.  D  12. 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  . ,  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x207,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  ioDpraved 'street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12   $28  000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  bnildirjgs.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEBT  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exohans^e  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  x 
122;  this  is  a  enap  for  builders,  as  bouses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  rt,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  aeit  8  Us.  Rent 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 

$2,^80.  Price  $22,600.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  L'9,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


OALIFOBNIA. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Oolony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  oonsidored  for  «11  or  part. 
Will  B  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Col. 

GEOBOIA . 

Georgia— 650-acre  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olusf 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12,  ' 

INDIANA . 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  flne  large  briok,  with  72  feet,  plate  gla^s 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  l.irge  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  14  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 

KANSAS , 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l3>^-8tor>. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14.  ' 

Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  othor  out 
houses,  wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  |6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  briok  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e,  briok 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNBTONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  16. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MIBOELIi  ANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  iu  prosperous  towns  near 
Chioego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flat's  or 
bnsine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  eooda 
X  11  * 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ei- 
ohange  ^  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olas* 

at  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  PABE. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  looatior. 
S  18.  ■ 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-Story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  aoor,  88  LaSatlo  sf,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSall'e  st. 

WE^T  fIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-oent;  double  fiat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  fiat  7  rooms;  $2o  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  eaoh  60  by  100  feet,  for'<;i60  00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  *  ij 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal.  '• 


May  4  1€95. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


415 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  resideaoe,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assame 
inoombranoe.  Address  A  12,  EzclDeive  Agency  Bnreaa. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  at,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  |7,000  to 

$io,nno.  T  5. 

Harrison,  Folk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  Improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  mnst  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Oo,  58  N  Olinton 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad 
natare  of  poli,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roeeland,  Cook  Oo,  111 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;*  give 
partioalars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bnsiness  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vaoan 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  eqnitv.    F  12 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Anstin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


An 


Wanted— IVIiscellaneous. 

experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  ofiSoe.  Mast  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Gliicaga. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3, COO, 000.  Surplus  $3,000. 000, 

OFPIOERS.- 

1  YUAN  J.  Gage,  President.  Jas.  B.  Fokgan,  Vice  President, 

BioaABD  J.  bTBEKT,  Oashier.         Holmes  Hoge,  Ass't  Cashier. 
^Fkank  E.  tBOWN,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 

0/(?ECrO>7S.- 

Pam'l  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lat7renok.  9.  W.  Allebtoh. 

r.  D.  OBAY.  NoRMiN  B.  Beam.  Nej  son  Mobbis. 

R.  O.  Niokebson.  l.  J.  gaqk.  Eugene  8.  Pike 

A.  A.  Oabpevteb.  JA8.  B.  Fobqan. 


MAS@NI<$  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised commercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manager. 


EDI/I^JIffD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOBTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
^aft  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
tor    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  SALE 

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  o:' 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50i 


CiicaEo  Interior  Decoratini  Co. 

'Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
]yiaiitels,Tiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUcation 
149  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 

"Sg  Henry  Libblee  Co. 

C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and   04  Wastiirjgton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reai.  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  MBST  MOBTGAGES        ReAL  EsTAXE  BoUQHT, 

A  SPECIALTY.  Sold  and  Managed. 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lo's  in  Chicago.  $10 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

GO  I  Stock  Exchanee  BuIldinK,  -  Chicago. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

nvestment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t®  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  v?hat  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,  '     .  ^      T  ■(  1 

NEW  STOCK  EXCH.\NGE  BUILDING,  \l2  1  Cd  gO,|  J  1  . 


Loans, 


Southern  Lands 

AND 

Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  LIFB  BUILDIHQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MOETOU  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANXTFACTtTBERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  403  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


FOR  SALE  o. 
EXCHANGE 


On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  v?atered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -  Chicago,  111 . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,IVIusee  and  Variety 

Theater— Wabash  bv.,  near  Jaokson  et. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnons  performanoes  11  a.  m 
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FINANCE  AND  TRADE. 


Business  improvement  was  almost  impossible  so 
long  as  heavy  gold  exports  continued.  During  the 
height  of  the  panic  over  $7,000,000  was  drawn  from 
the  Treasury  for  shipment  in  a  single  day.  The  gold 
reserve  was  reduced  to  a  little  more  than  141,000,000. 
Suspension  of  gold  payments  was  imminent,  and,  in 
fact,  the  subtreasurer  at  New  York  now  says  that  he 
would  not  have  been  able  to  hold  out  more  than  a 
day  or  two  longer  if  prompt  measures  for  relief  had 
not  been  taken. 

The  hard  bargain  driven  by  the  administration 
with  the  New  York  bankers  last  winter,  whereby  the 
latter  were  to  prevent  gold  exports  until  next  fall, 
has  thus  far  worked  very  successfully.  Confidence 
has  returned  as  the  gold  reserve  has  increased.  Ordi- 
narily the  country  loses  a  good  deal  of  gold  at  this 
season  of  the  year.  From  the  first  of  February  to  the 
beginning  of  harvest  shipments  considerably  more  is 
exported  every  week  thau  is  imported.  Last  year 
the  excess  of  shipments  over  receipts  amounted  in 
the  three  months  of  February,  March  and  April  to 
$13,400,000,  though  they  were  the  best  trade  months 
we  had.  A  little  later  trade  conditions  were  less 
favorable  and  in  May,  June  and  July  the  excess  of 
gold  exports  was  $78,000,000.  During  previous  years 
the  showing  was  not  much  better.  In  February, 
March  and  April,  1893  we  exported  $^2,000,000  more 
gold  than  we  received.  Secretary  Foster  then  bad 
grtat  difficulty  in  keeping  the  gold  reserve  above 
1100,000,000,  and  the  heavy  drain  on  the  Treasury 
continued  nearly  all  that  year.  In  1692,  during  Feb- 
ruary, March  and  April  our  excels  of  gold  exports 
was  nearly  $18,000,000,  and  for  the  corresponding 
period  of  i691  it  was  over  $21,000,000. 

The  foregoing  figures  serve  to  throw  into  sharp 
contrast  the  results  attained  thus  far  during  the 
present  year.  In  February  we  received  $4,067,000 
more  gold  than  we  exported,  and  in  March  $4,123,000. 
April  returns  are  not  yet  in,  but  they  will  be  similar 
to  those  of  February  and  March.  The  gold  stream  is 
flowing  toward  our  shores,  and  the  confidence  in- 
spired by  this  radical  change  in  monetary  conditions 
has  had  something  to  do  with  the  increased  business 
activity.  If  the  business  men  of  the  country  could 
be  assured  that  the  gold  export  problem  had  been 
finally  solved,  they  would  no  longer  hesitate  to  em- 
bark their  capital  in  various  enterprises. 

A  Chicago  daily  newspaper  has  sent  a  staff  corres- 
pondent to  China  and  Japan  to  investigate  the  field 
now  likely  to  be  thrown  wide  open  to  the  trade  of 
the  world.  It  is  confidently  expected  that  a  new 
market  of  almost  immeasurable  capacity  Is  about  to 
be  created  by  the  opening  of  China  to  foreign  com- 
merce. It  is  stipulated  in  the  treaty  between  China 
and  Japan  that  China  shall  permit  foreigners  to  bring 
machinery  into  the  country,  allow  factories  to  be 
built,  and  shall  abolish  the  internal  tax  system  by 
which  foreign  goods  are  practically  excluded  from  the 
inland  districts.  The  putting  into  effect  of  this 
policy  would  revolutionize  the  business  of  the  Chinese 
empire  and  would  introduce  into  the  commercial 
operations  of  the  civilized  world  a  factor  of  the  great- 
est importance. 

China  now  has  twenty-four  treaty  ports,  through 
which  there  passes  annually  a  trade  amounting  to 
more  than  $200,000,000,  three-fifths  of  which  is  with 
England.  With  the  opening  up  of  the  empire  to 
foreign  commerce  this  trade  would  increase  iu  h  few 


years  to  three  or  four  times  what  it  now  is,  and  would 
give  to  every  country  with  which  China  would  deal  a 
great  industrial  impetus.  A  writer  familiar  with  the 
conditions  in  the  Celestial  empire  says  that  vast 
markets  are  hidden  away  in  the  far  interior  which 
under  prevailing  conditions  are  practically  inacces 
sible,  and  that  the  multiplication  of  inland  taxes 
swells  the  cost  of  foreign  corrmodities  to  fabulous 
prices  before  they  are  offered  for  sale  in  the  inland 
markets.  He  says  that  in  view  of  such  facts  it  can 
not  be  doubted  that,  compared  with  what  might  be 
and  some  day  will  be  done,  we  are  only  standing  on 
the  threshold  of  Chinese  commercial  expansion.  A 
striking  fact  in  justification  of  this  view  is,  that  while 
the  population  of  China  is  60,000,000  more  than  that 
of  India,  the  commerce  of  the  former  is  $400,000,000 
less  per  annum  than  that  of  the  latter. 

American  commercial  interests  are  not  likely  to  be 
slighted  in  the  face  of  this  grand  opportunity.  Al 
ready  extensive  preparations  are  being  made  to  push 
the  sale  of  American  manufactures  in  the  new  terri- 
tory, and  several  more  enterprising  concerns  have 
actually  obtained  a  foothold  in  Japan  and  China  and 
are  erecting  factories  there  with  all  the  modern  equip 
raents  of'power  and  machinery  equal  to  the  best  we 
have  here.  A  continuation  of  such  a  policy  means 
the  revolution  of  those  countries  industrially,  Intel 
lectually  and  morally.  It  means  also  that  the  Chinese 
coolie  is  to  come  into  direct  competition  with  the 
skilled  American  mechanic;  that  the  wage  scale  of 
the  orient,  averaging  ten  cents  a  day,  is  to  be  put  in 
the  balance  as  against  the  wage  of  the  American 
factory  hand;  that  the  purchasing  power  of  silver 
both  for  raw  materials  and  for  labor  is  to  be  pitted 
against  the  higher  values  of  gold  in  the  gold  using 
countries  to  the  enormous  disadvantage  of  the  latter 
In  short  it  means  industrial  revolution  not  alone  for 
China  and  Japan  but  for  the  world. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 

Improvement  is  noticeable  in  the  entire  line  of 
stocks.  As  an  English  writer  has  expressed  it.  if  the 
public  thinks  the  time  has  come  for  a  rise,  they  will 
buy,  irresp.ctive  of  merit  or  prospects,  simply  be- 
cause they  think  that  everyone  else  will  buy.  It 
needs  very  little  fanning  of  this  flame  to  make  a 
blaze.  Stocks  which  of  late  have  been  comparatively 
worthless  are  the  first  to  receive  an  impetus.  The 
sensational  rise  in  petroleum  is  an  indication  of  what 
manipulators  can  do  with  depressed  stocks  and  com- 
modities by  concerted  effort. 

North  and  West  Chicago  started  the  ball  early  in 
the  week  by  rising  to  277  and  122  respectively.  These 
figures  later  on  Were  somewhat  shaded  by  sales  forced 
oy  the  necessity  of  realizing,  but  toward  the  close  of 
the  week  the  situation  was  still  strong.  The  elevated 
stocks  always  follow  as  if  in  sympathy,  and  this  week 
was  no  exception.  Alley  Elevated  rose  from  llf  to 
121  and  held  its  own  at  the  latter  figure.  The  ad- 
vance was.  purely  sentimental,  as  there  is  no  reason 
for  it  except  a  prospect  of  increased  summer  busi- 
ness which  at  best  can  be  only  temporary.  Lake 
Street  Elevated  is  really  the  more  promising  prop- 
erty, but  it  had  hard  work  holding  up  to  its  figure  of 
14i  of  the  first  of  the  week.  It  is  argued  by  some 
that  the  pass-ige  of  the  Crawford  bill,  permitting  the 
elevated  roads  to  consolidate  and  prohibiting  them 
from  crossing  the  grade,  will  give  existing  lines  a 
monopoly  and  therefore  result  in  a  tremendous  boom 
n  their  stocks.    This  is  worth  serious  consideration. 

The  industrial  list  is  strong  and  prices  generally 
are  higher.  No  balooning  is  likely  here  but  a  steady 
advance  is  almost  certain.  Prices  as  bulletined  from 
day  to  day  begin  to  look  hopeful  and  remind  one  of 
old  ti  mes  when  the  stock  market  was  a  very  active 
reality. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  Apr.  27,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


WEEK  ENDING 

AFB.  27,  1896. 


WEES  ENDING 

APB.  27,  1894. 


Per- 
oeutageB 


Jeffersonville,  lod. — Spitzer  &  Oo  ,  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  who 
recently  oontraoted  for  $6it,(j00  worth  of  city  bonds,  issaed 
to  red  eem  ontstandiDg  indebtedness  of  that  amouot  draw- 
iog  interest  at  the  rate  of  7  per  cent,  have  refnsed  to  take 
the  bonds  at  5  per  cent,  redeemable  in  fifteen  years  It  is 
alleged  that  the  information  famished  by  Oity  Olerk 
Ramber  reveals  the  fact  that  mnoh  of  the  iodebtedness 
proposed  to  be  fanded  was  illegal.  This  is  the  seoond 
time  the  same  bonds  have  been  refu'se-i,  a  N-»w  Yii-h  firm 
declining  them  oa  a  former  uooaiiua. 


Dec. 

New  York .... 

S  A.f,q  coo  1 1  9 

26  7 

Ohioago  

81,128,034 

3. 7 

Boston  

81,108,743 

84  7f;3  (l79 

4 

2 

Philadelphia, . 

65,729,797 

68  901  88(i 

11.5 

St.  Lonis , , .  . 

24,974,677 

1 9  4R()  471 

28.  7 

San  Franoisoo. 

10,658,894 

12,400,094 

H 

5 

Baltimore  .... 

12,731,343 

12,042,(  03 

6.8 

Pittsbnrgb. . . . 

17,528,879 

14  049  045 

i5.0 

Oinoinnati .... 

12,218,560 

11,640,160 

6. 1 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

9,302,276 

8,743,680 

6.9 

New  Orleans  . . 

8,561,157 

7,226,888 

18.  5 

3,804,880 

3,386,077 

12.4 

Milwaukee. . . . 

4,146,954 

4,002,184 

3.6 

Detroit   

6,177,307 

4,891,413 

6.8 

5,383,005 

5,404,447 

No 

cn 

Minnoepolis  . , 

6,356,050 

4,625,648 

40.6 

3,140,185 

5,033,868 

37 

,6 

Providence  . . . 

5,152,800 

4,176,700 

23.3 

4,675,681 

3,962.837 

18.2 

4,374,911 

3,997,397 

9.6 

St.  Paul,,.... 

3,380,124 

2,613,668 

29.4 

2,681,976 

2,703,938 

4 

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ladianapolis. . 

4,067.753 

3,140,413 

79.3 

UolnmbuB  .... 

3,860,7(10 

3,192,800 

23.3 

Hartford  

2,071,326 

1,628,735 

27.7 

Richmond  .... 

2,291,816 

■  1,656,471 

38,7 

Washington. .. 

1,852,506 

1,718,559 

8.1 

Dallas  

2,037,794 

1,967,249 

4 . 1 

3t.  Joseph. . ., 

1,069,788 

1,237,268 

13 

,8 

1,996,392 

1,687,460 

18.4 

Memphis   

1,842,242 

1,107,654 

67.6 

Portland  Dr.. 

859,039 

1,188,567 

27 

,0 

1,528,707 

1,173,960 

29.9 

New  Haven. . . 

l,282,b(  5 

1,169,081 

10.3 

Savannah  .... 

1,922,564 

1,404.165 

37. 1 

Springfield. ... 

1,164,465 

1,227^856 

5 

7 

1,062,710 

1,246,093 

16 

.6 

Portland  Me.. 

1,069,811 

1,167,287 

g 

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Atlanta  

946,746 

721  208 

31,2 

Fort  Worth... 

1,566,012 

1,276,618 

22.8 

Waoo  

1,786,262 

999,984 

78,0 

Syracuse  .... 

886.368 

742,0i!5 

12,6 

Des  Moins3. . . 

1,465,065 

1,186,402 

23, 7 

Qrand  Kti^jids 

965,195 

691,697 

39,4 

528,068 

688,240 

21 

5 

585.570 

622,343 

(j 

4 

Wilmington  Del 

676,902 

709,452 

4 

g 

Norfolk  

903.603 

895,758 

Nom 

Siooz  Oity... 

615,329 

642,537 

20 

3 

Los  Angeles  . . 

967,044 

1,110,448 

13 

5 

Taooma ...... 

641,019 

5.16  197 

19,5 

Saginaw  

342,207 

240  933 

41.6 

332,358 

263,8 1'5 

32,0 

Jacksonville. . 

807,772 

397,843 

23 

Lincoln,  Neb, 

2S0,661 

OiJOyO  1  * 

29 

5 

New  Bedford.. 

329,0!'5 

S58  'ina 

8, 

Wichita  

492,922 

458,767 

7. 1 

Birmingham. . 

369,£0>t 

250,137 

47.6 

Topeka 

414.870 

437,096 

e 

i> . 

o 

Lexington,  Ky. 

350  771 

447,077 

( 

Binghampton . 

3 1  7  SOf) 

292,400 

8.5 

Bay  Oity*... 

217,580 

286,197 

2 

7 

Fall  River*. .. 

698,966 

779,837 

10, 

6 

Akron  *  

224,174 

142,838 

17.1 

Springfield*. , 

163,675 

120,943 

44.7 

166.300 

140,490 

17.5 

Sionx  Falls*. 

657,414 

1,193.097 

53. 

A 

Fremoni*..,. 

72,167 

90,233 

2(1. 

o 

Uaetings*. . . . 

64,608 

79,391 

19, 

<1 

(Chattanooga*. 

233,(l{  0 

184  500 

i5  9 

168,496 

160,097 

5  3 

Nashville*..,. 

827,802 

909,082 

p 

0 

Galveston*. . . 

4,693,720 

3,247,873 

44.7 

Salt  Lake  Oity. 

1,440.800 

1,211,460 

19.0 

Rookfora. . . . 

222..'37 

No  retnrns 

534,024 

749,383 

u 

Kalamazoo^.. 

218,087 

it 

Little  Rook*.. 

340,540 

<t 

Total,  U.  8.  i 
Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y. 


858,568,069 
398,884,947 


Montreal  (Oan) 
Toronto  " 
Halifivi. 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  ''  . 


995.540,137 
418,0  il,979 
DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
IJIO.IU  937    I  8,769,624 
5,661,292 
977,608 
573,540 
711,384 


4,977.644 
1,010,561 
647,616 
681,343 


16.7 
6,3 

16.0 
11.8 

4.6 
22.3 


Total,  Oan.. 


$17,936,761     115,305,336  13,2 


ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


New  Ejg! 


tVBEK  ENDING 

APB.  27,  1895, 
States  f;  91,503,031 


WEBK  ENDING 
APB  27,  I89t. 
I  96,369,543 


PEBOBNT- 
AQB. 
2.0 


May  4  l"  S 


THE  ftEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Middle 

'( 

K90    OdQ  HrnC 

DOB,  a2o,pU5 

Of) 

U 

40,327,891 

34,854,8'89 

16 

1 

Westem 

» 

37,041,170 

33,300,334 

U 

3 

Northwesteru 

102,708,784 

100,368,875 

2 

3 

Soathwestern 

<{ 

38,096,774 

33,363,008 

17. 

7 

Far  Western 

H 

18,543,222 

20,677,881 

1  998,451,521 

$  856,142,734 

10.3 


•Not  Included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  gain  of  16.7  percent  in  the  total  volume  of  bank 
clearings  this  week  is  the  largest  percentage  of  gain 
in  the  business  of  the  country  since  the  panic.  All 
the  large  cities  show  handsome  increases,  with  the 
exception  of  Boston  and  San  Francisco.  The  former 
fell  off  4.2  percent,  but  this  is  exceptional  and  by  no 
means  an  indication  of  the  general  tendency  of  Bos 
ton's  clearings.  Taking  the  total  of  several  weeks 
the  net  result  is  an  advance  over  the  corresponding 
weeks  of  last  year.  San  Francisco's  loss  this  week 
was  14.5,  but  the  comparison  is  made  with  a  week 
last  year  which  was  abnormally  active  on  account  of 
the  Midwinter  Fair.  For  a  time  of  normal  activity 
the  present  week  is  fairly  creditable.  New  Yerk, 
Chicago,  Baltimore,  Cincinnati,  Memphis,  New  Or- 
leans, Minneapolis,  Kansas  City,  Cleveland,  Indian- 
apolis, all  the  cities  of  Texas,  and  nearly  all  in  the 
South  report  substantial  gains.  With  many  of  these 
cities  there  has  not  been  a  week  this  year  in  which 
they  have  not  done  better  than  they  did  in  the  cor- 
responding week  of  1894,  and  in  many  of  the  weeks 
they  did  better  than  in  1893,  which  for  the  first  six 
months  was  a  banner  year  in  bank  clearings. 

Trade  conditions  certainly  have  improved  remark- 
ably and  seem  to  be  on  the  gain  everywhere.  The 
cause  is  simple  curtailment  of  production  below  the 
point  of  actual  necessary  demand.  Depleted  stocks 
of  retail  merchants  must  be  replenished.  The  world's 
food  supply  must  be  procured  at  any  cost,  and  this 
and  other  necessities  have  combined  at  last  to  com- 
pel business  activity.  The  long  prophesied  rush  has 
come.  It  finds  producers  unprepared  to  meet  it  and 
prices  consequently  are  raised  in  almost  every  line. 
Beef,  for  instance,  is  going  up.  The  cause  is  easy  to 
see.  Extreme  caution  has  kept  the  ranchers  from 
raising  cattle  on  a  large  scale,  and  dull  times  and 
poor  crops  have  compelled  them  to  send  their  herds 
to  market.  Now  the  ranges  are  despoiled  of  their 
cattle  either  for  shipment  or  breeding,  and  the  de- 
mand for  beef  not  ceasing  the  price  is  likely  to  soar 
beyond  all  expectation.  This  will  stimulate  the 
ranchers  to  renewed  activity. 

In  almost  every  other  department  of  agriculture 
and  industry  the  same  conditions  prevail  to  a  greater 
or  less  extent.  The  woolen  and  cotton  mills  of  the 
country  are  all  busy.  The  blast  furnaces  are  turning 
out  almost  as  much  pig  iron  as  they  did  during  their 
period  of  greatest  production.  A  number  of  railway 
companies  have  recently  placed  large  orders  for  rails, 
rolling  stock  and  other  supplies.  In  the  West  alone 
thousands  of  freight  cars  and  some  locomotives  are 
being  built.  In  the  industrial  centres  of  the  East 
wages  generally  have  been  advanced.  The  wages  of 
75,000  workers  in  mills  and  factories  have  been  ad- 
vanced since  the  first  of  April.  About  two-thirds  of 
these  were  operatives  in  cotton  and  woolen  mills- 
showing  a  marked  improvement  in  dry  goods  and 
clothing  business. 

Pretty  good  evidence  that  the  improvement  will 
last  through  the  year  is  the  fact  that  crop  prospects 
are  excellent.  Rain  has  fallen  abundantly  in  the 
West  and  the  season  thus  far  has  been  favorable  to 
planting.  Growing  crops  are  doing  well.  Winter 
wheat,  vegetables  and  fruit  are  already  pretty  well 
assured  of  good  crops.  If  the  farmers,  as  now  seems 
likely,  have  plenty  of  produce  of  all  kinds  for  ship- 
ment to  the  fall  markets,  all  classes  will  be  prosper- 
ous. The  railroads  will  be  taxed  to  full  capacity  to 
carry  the  crops,  the  farmers  will  have  plenty  of  money 
to  buy  goods,  and  the  merchants  will  be  flooded  with 
orders  for  merchandise  of  all  kinds  for  shipment  to 
the  country  districts. 


Wellsbnrg,  W.  Va,— Mayor  Geo.  W.  MoOleary  has  iasned 
hie  proolamation,  in  which  it  is  deemed  expedient  to  issue 
bonds  to  the  amoant  of  1 16,000  for  the  erection  of  a  new 
Oity  Building. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week, 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  |100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  EONDS. 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co ....  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  58. . .  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6a  1912 

Chicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

let  Mtg  10  40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  53  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ...  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  53. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  ^t>y)0 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4J^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  1st  con  6^  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5sl900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  5s ....  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  6-20  5  


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67 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  34J^  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.130 

Oal&OhiC&DOo  69%  Lake  Street  Elevated.. 14 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10^  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  . . . .  lOJ^ 

"  Pfd....  28         "  "  Pfd.27Jg 

Chi  Pack'g  A  Prov  Oo  . .  44     NY  Biscuit  Co  69 

"  "      Pfd. 51 N  Ohi  St  B  R  278 

Ohicago  Gas  Oo  74 J:^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ..  .13 

Ohi  4  8  S  Rap  T  Co . . . .  12%  W  Obi  8t  R  B  122)^ 

DAILY_SALES. 
Saturday,  April  27,  1895. 


AU.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

10  33K 

MEBOHANTS  li.  &  T.  b'k. 

33  2671^ 

OBNTBAIj  union  TEL  00, 

20  ^.8% 

STBEBT's  W.  OAB  lilNB. 

10  12% 

50  12% 

diamond  match  00.,  ILL, 

60— ao't  128J^ 

60--ac't  1285^ 

150— ao't  129)^ 

LAKE  BT  ELEVATED  B  B. 


185  

20  

10  

150 — ao't. 
350— ac't . 
150— ac't. 
160— ac't. 


.13J^ 
.13M 
.13% 
.13^ 
.13% 
.13% 
.13% 


NO.  OHI.ST.  B.  B.  Oa. 

60  271^ 

100— ao't   271 1| 

100— ac't  273 

50— ac't  273)^ 

60— ac't  21%% 

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  00. 
100  111^ 

50— ac't  11 1^ 

260— aoot   llj^ 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  B. 

64  118% 

100  119l| 

50  119j^ 

350— ao't  118J^ 

100— ao't  118^ 

160— ac't  119 

200— ac't  1191^ 

550— ao't  11934 

200— ao't  119% 

100— acot  1193^ 

60— ac't  119^ 

160— ac't  119% 

250— ac't  120 


Monday,  April  29,  1895. 


B. 

•  liM 

.14>^ 
.14% 
•14K 
.14% 
.143^ 


NATIONAL  BAILWAT  OO. 
25   117^ 

NEW  YOBK  BI80DIT  00. 

50  57 

BTBEEt's  W.    OAB  LINE 

30  13 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00,  ILL. 
60  128% 

170  129 

97  129^ 

200— ac't.  12931 

150— ao't  129% 

100— ac't  129% 

750— ao't   ...iSO 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

15  272 

60  2743^ 

10  27431 

170  275 

60— ao't  274^ 

100— ao't  275 

50— ao't  275% 

100— ao't  27532' 

50— ao't  275^ 

50— ao't  276 

160— ac't  2763^ 

150— ac't  277 

OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

67  11%  450-ao't 

60  12     20y— ao't  121% 

25  123^  300— acot  121% 

112  I2M1OOO— ao't  122 

38  12%  350— ao't  1223^ 

200— ao't  11%  800— ao't  122^ 

50— ac't  12     300— ac't  122% 

100— ac't  123^  200 -ao't  122)^ 

200— ao't  12M  100— ao't  122% 

200— ao't  12>^ 


AM.  SXBAW  BOABD  00. 
18  33% 

60— ao't  333I 

CAL.  *  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00. 

6    573^ 

60  68 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B. 
10  

280  

80  

150  

160— ao't  

300— ao't  

400— ac't  

100— ao't  14% 

lOO— ao't  14% 

160— ao't  14% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
11  1203^ 

54  120% 

730  121 

319  1213^ 

25  1213I 

25— cash  1213^ 

4— cash  121 

60— cash  1213^ 

50— aoot  119% 

100— ac't  121 

100— ao't  12134 

1213^ 


418 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  4,  1895 


Tuesday,  April  30,  1895. 


AH  STBAW  BOABD 
80  34 

10  -6*14 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  OO . 

2  57 

60— ao't  58 

OAIi.  A,  OHI.    OANAIi  &  DOOE. 

60  59 

50— ao't  60 

STBEEt'9  W  .  OAB  LINE  . 

20  12% 

70  13 

NO.  OBI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

10  27i}4 

2»  275 

60  2751^ 

100— ao't  275 


NATIONAL  BAIL  WAX  00. 

31  ....m% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
6  1293^ 

.129;! 
.129J^ 
.129^ 

B. 

.14?^ 
.14% 
.16 
.15^ 


50— ao't  

50— ao't  

LAKE  ST  .   ELEVATED  B 
1  

200  

80  

60  

80  

115  

50— ao't  14^ 

300— ao't  \i% 

260— ao't   14% 

350— ao't  15 


OHI.  OITT  B'i. 


10. 


AM.    SIBAW  BOABD. 


40. 


fiO— ao't  2751^  200— ao't  16l^ 

100— ao't  276 j|  400— ao't  15^ 

 276  'i::::::;:::::::::::l^;3^ 

OBI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00.  27   12ll^ 

IC  12^    60— ao'V.".'.'.*.*.*!!  .'..".121% 

KG  12%  200— ao't   121)^ 

82  123^  650— ao't  121^8 

120  12%  150— ao't  121% 

50— ao't  12>^    50— ao't  121% 

fO— ao't  121^  150— ao't  122 

200— ao't   12%  350— ao't  122% 

360--ao't   12>^  650— ao't  122^1 

100— ao't   12—  260— ao't  122% 

SCO  -ao't  12%  200— ao't  122>^ 

Wednesday,  May  I,  1895. 


20  

30  

50— ao't  

UHI.  &   B.    8.  Bi 

f5  

5  

lOf— ao't  

NO.  OHI.  ST. 
15  ■  

60   

ID — oash  .  

1 50  —ao't  

2  CO- ao't  


17— oash  129J^ 

,.129% 
,  130 
.130M 
B.  B. 
.14 
143^ 


150— ao't  

.333     200 — ao't  

50— ao't  

LAKE  ST.  BLETATED 

215  

10 — oash . 


.34 
•34M 

-34>^   

?4%  250— ao't  14 

200— ao't  143^ 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

50  121% 

94   122 

100..-  122^ 

J.  50-.ao't  ,  122^ 

.276%  150— ao't  122i^ 

.277     300— ao't  122% 

.276      160— ao't  123 

277}^    50 — ao't...   123% 

■2783^ 


 35 

THAN.  00. 

 12J^ 

 1254 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

2  156 

BTBEET's  W.  OAB  LINE. 

25  13 

OHI.  OITT  BAILWAT. 

62...,  326 

NO.  OBI.  ST.  B.  B.  OO. 

50   274% 

50— ao't   275}^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

fO   34 

5ti — ao't  34 

50— ao't  341^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
10  129 

^   129"^ 


OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DOOE 

250— ao't  59% 

 60 


60— ao't 

LAKE  ST. 
60  

330  

60  

450— ao't . 
300— ao't . 


ELEVATED  B. 


B. 

Hi 

14% 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  B. 


8. 
46. 

8. 
40. 
10. 
10. 

5- 


-oash. 


■14}^ 
..14^ 
B. 

.120 
.1203^ 
.121 
.121^ 
.121% 
.121% 
121% 


50— ao't' 12ql/  100— ao't  120% 

^::'t\\\.\\\-:::::;^foo-ao;'  

400 — ao't  121 

OHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00.       IQO- ao't  121% 

125  12     200— ao't  121% 

11  1  12%  450— ao't  122 

387  123^  550— ao't  122% 

100— ao't  12     450— ao't  1223^ 

250— ao't  12%  550— ao't  122% 

60— no't  122% 

Thursday,  May  2,  1895. 


OHI.  CITY  B  Y 

20  330 

OAL.  *  OHI.  OANAL  &  DCOK. 

200— ao't  60 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 

150— ao't  1293^ 

100— ao't  129% 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  00. 

26  275 

200— ao't  277 

5  —ao't  277% 

450— ao't  277% 

OHI.  &  s.  s.  BAP.  TraN.  00. 

20  

124  12%  150 

10  12%105a 

355  12%  20O 

100— ao't  12%  100 

300— ao't  12%  300 

160— ao't   12%13M) 

100— ao't  12% 

260— act  12% 


LAKE    ST.     ELEVATED  B 
10 
340 

200— ao't   143^ 

400— ao't  14% 

W.  OHI.  8TEEET  B 

2  

2  

60  

10  

10  

33 — oash  122^ 

100— aoot  122 

50— ao't  122% 

121^  400— aoot   12234 

122% 
122% 


B. 

■14% 
.14% 


B. 

..121 
..121% 
..12234 
..122% 

.122% 


-ao't . 
-aoot . 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 


.122^ 
.122% 
.122% 
.123 


Friday,  May  3,  1895. 


STBEEEi's  W.   OAB  LINE. 

6  133^ 

NEW  YOBK  BISODIT  00. 
100  59 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO., 


100. 
120. 


ILL. 

.129 

.129^ 

.129% 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

It  is  undeniable  that  the  real  estate  market  in 
Chicago  at  present  is  dull.  Comparison  with  other 
weeks  and  other  months  does  not  make  the  fact  any 
less  apparent.  The  transactions  though  numerous^  are 
small,  so  that  the  total  for  almost  any  period  at  pres- 
ent is  less  than  the  corresponding  total  of  last  year. 
The  month  of  April  was  a  disappointment  in  this 
respect.  The  total  of  considerations  fell  olf  consider- 
able both  as  compared  withApril  of  last  year  and  with 
previous  months  of  this  year.   The  market  is  dull. 

Two  transactions  in  down  town  property  this  week 
are  of  interest  as  showing  the  value  of  frontages  on 
Wabash  avenue  and  St  ite  street.  One  was  the  sale 
of  a  leasehold  interest;  the  other  was  a  reappraise- 
ment.  S.  Florsheim  and  wife  sold  to  H.  Ayer  their 
leasehold  interest  in  80  by  172  feet  on  Wabash  avenue 
east  front,  160  feet  south  of  Adams  street,  for  f225,- 
000.  This  on  a  5  percent  basis  represents  an  income 
of  $11,250  per  annum— a  handsome  flgure  for  the  use 
of  80  feet  of  ground,  yet  the  price  is  thought  to  be 
conservative.  Within  the  last  Ave  years  this  part  of 
Wabash  avenue  has  become  very  valuable  for  the 
heavier  kinds  of  retail  business. 

The  northwest  corner  of  State  and  Van  Buren 
streets,  25  by  100  feet,  was  appraised  by  William  Wal- 
ler, Joseph  B.  Woodruff  and  Edwin  F.  Getchell  at 
$100,000,  or  $4,000  a  front  foot.  On  this  basis  the  an- 
nual ground  rent  will  be  $6,000.  For  the  past  Ave 
years  the  valuation  has  been  $75,000,  and  in  1885, 
when  the  present  lease  was  made,  the  value  was  fixed 
at  $45,000.  The  owners  contended  for  a  valuation  of 
$187,500,  or  $7,500  a  front  foot,  but  the  appraisers  were 
unanimous  in  agreeing  on  $100,000  as  the  correct 
flgure. 

AN  IMPROVING  SECTION  OF  THE  SOUTH  SIDE. 

Property  on  South  Clark  street  as  far  south  as 
Twelfth  street  is  beginning  to  attract  the  attention 
of  investors.  A  few  years  ago  the  entire  section  of 
the  South  Side  below  Van  Buren  street  was  con- 
demned as  being  practically  worthless  for  business 
purposes  on  account  of  the  unsavory  reputation  of 
Its  inhabitants.  Now  the  movement  of  trade  in 
that  direction  has  worked  a  considerable  change. 
State  and  Dearborn  street  property  down  to  Polk 
street  is  considered  very  valuable,  and  South  Clark 
street  will  be  the  next  thoroughfare  to  improve.  A 
lease  this  week  of  50  by  104i  feet,  west  front  on 
South  Clark  street,  90i  feet  south  of  Taylor  street, 
has  gone  on  record.  The  term  is  99  years  from  May 
1st  and  the  rental  for  the  first  five  years  is  $1,200 
annually;  the  next  fifteen  years  $1,500  annually, 
the]  next  five  years  $1,800  annually;  the  next  fifteen 
years  $2,100  annually,  and  the  remainder  of  the 
term  12,500  annually,  payable  in  gold.  At  the  pres- 
ent rate  of  improvement  this  lease  is  likely  to  be 
very  valuable  in  a  few  years. 

BUILDING  ACTIVITY  BETTER  THAN  TRANSFERS 

Chicago  architects  are  gradually  recovering  from 
a  period  of  inactivity  which  followed  the  World's 
Fair.  The  ranks  were  then  somewhat  thinned,  and 
of  late  there  has  been  less  cause  for  complaint  of 
dull  business.  Much  of  their  present  work,  however, 
is  being  done  for  owners  outside  of  Chicago.  The 
reputation  of  Chicago  architecture  which  went 


abroad  during  the  Fair  did  much  to  advertise  Chi- 
cago architects,  so  that  it  is  now  not  surprising  to 
hear  of  plans  being  drawn  here  for  buildings  as  far 
east  as  Buffalo  and  west  to  the  Pacific  Coast, 
to  say  nothing  of  St.  Louis.Detroit  and  other  near-by 
suburbs  of  the  great  inland  metropolis.  Henry  Ives 
Cobb  is  preparing  plans  for  a  bank,  store  and  office 
building  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Eighth  and  Olive 
streets,  St.  Louis,  for  the  Olive  Building  Association. 
It  will  cover  50  by  I27i  feet,  be  of  fireproof  construc- 
tion, seventeen  stories  and  basement  high,  steel 
frame  with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta, 
and  will  have  all  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$700,000.  Another  building  which  is  being  planned 
here  to  be  erected  in  Detroit.  D.  H.  Burnham  &  Co. 
are  at  work  on  the  plans.  The  structure  will  be 
fourteen  storits  high,  with  frontages  on  Woodward 
and  Michigan  avenues  of  161  and  127  feet  respectively, 
and  will  cost  about  1700,000. 

Building  statistics  for  April  show  984  structures 
projected,  to  cost  $3,707,275.  This  is  a  better  show- 
ing than  has  been  made  in  April  of  any  year  since 
1892,  and  is  only  $362,825  less  than  1891,  which  was  a 
normally  active  year.  It  is  |28I,515  greater  than 
April  of  last  year,  and  is  $1,480,126  greater  than  the 
building  activity  of  April,  1893.  This  immense  gain 
points  the  way  to  a  healthy  and  permanent  improve- 
ment in  the  building  trades. 

ROME  SALES  "WORTH  SPECIAL  MENTION. 

Julia  T.  Sherman  has  sold  to  Heaton  Owsley  £0x 
80*  feet,  east  front,  on  State  street,  105  feet  south  of 
South  Water  street,  for  $66,000.  The  price  named  is 
at  the  race  of  $3,300  per  front  foot  and  is  a  low  flgure 
for  the  land  alone  irrespective  of  the  improvements. 

A  sale  of  manufacturing  property  in  Harvey  ap- 
pears as  the  east  394  feet  of  block  "G,"  C.  H.  Brues  to 
the  Chicago  Consolidated  Iron  and  Steel  Company, 
for  $120,000.  This  flgure  evidently  includes  some  im- 
provements, as  it  is  at  the  rate  of  $300  per  front  foot 
—a  pretty  stiff  price  for  outside  property. 


REMOVALS  AND  CHANCES. 

Mr.  James  Hood  has  removed  from  407—167  Dear- 
born street  to  914  Chamber  of  Commerce  Building. 

A  dissolution  in  the  firm  of  C.  H.  Eulette&  Co.  has 
taken  place  C.  H.  and  I.  F.  Eulette  will  continue 
the  business  at  167  Dearborn  street,  under  the  name 
of  C.  H.  Eulette  &  Co.  G.  W.  Eulette  will  establish 
himself  at  their  former  branch  office  at  5507  Halsted 
street.  T.  J.  Eulette  has  withdrawn  from  the  busi- 
ness entirely. 

Jno.  N.  Young  has  removed  from  the  Chicago  Opera 
House  Building  to  the  southeast  corner  of  Fifth  ave- 
nue and  Washington  streets.  From  information  at 
hand  this  must  be  the  case  referred  to  in  the  Tribune 
article  of  April  30  in  which  the  new  landlord  gave 
the  tenant  two  month's  rent  free  as  an  inducement. 

James  R.  Lane  has  removed  from  the  Chamber  of 
Commerce  Building  to  room  250, 189  La  Salle  street- 
Calumet  Building. 


MORE  OFFICES  TD  RENT. 


EVENING  POST  TO  BE  PUBLISHED  IN  THE  HERALD 
BUILDING. 

Concentration  seems  to  be  the  custom  now  with 
tenants  and  newspapers  in  the  down  town  district  as 
with  occupants  of  houses  in  the  residence  districts. 
In  the  former  they  are  doubling  up;  in  the  latter  they 
are  moving  into  fld,ts  from  detached  residences. 

After  next  week  the  Evening  Post  will  be  published 
from  the  Times-Herald  Building  where  there  is 
plenty  of  room  for  the  Evening  Post  and  one  plant 
can  get  out  both  papers.  The  Tribune  says  this 
move  has  caused  somewhat  of  a  flurry  among  those 
who  are  thinking  of  providing  Chicago  with  a  Demo- 
cratic paper.  Up  to  this  time  the  only  available 
newspaper  building  was  the  old  Times  structure,  and 
prospective  editors  have  not  been  falling  over  one 
another  in  their  anxiety  to  acquire  the  property.  Mr. 
Kohlsaat  himself  appears  not  to  care  greatly  whether 
a  newspaper  takes  the  Post  Building  or  not. 
This  will  add  one  more  office  building  to  the  supply 


May  (.  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUItDItiU  JOUEFAL. 


on  WaBblDgtot)  street  between  La  Salle  and  Fifth 
avenue. 

Tbe  JOTJKNAL  has  no  authority  to  make  the  state? 
ments  but  it  will  hazard  the  opinion  that  the  Chicago 
Enquirer  Company,  if  it  is  not  too  bashful,  could  se- 
cure a  lease  of  the  Post  Building  together  with  the 
plant  at  a  reasonable  rental.  There  never  will  be  a 
scarcity  of  newspapers  for  want  of  office  space. 

A  DROP  IN  LAKE  LEVELS. 

THE  WATEES  OF  LAKE  MICHIGAN   FALL  FROM  ONE 
TO  FOUR  FEET. 

The  sensation  caused  a  few  weeks  ago  by  calling  a 
meeting  of  Detroit  citizens  and  business  men  to  con- 
sider the  effect  of  the  Chicago  Drainage  Canal  on  the 
harbors  on  the  lakes  east  of  Chicago,  has  been  inten- 
sified by  the  annnoucement  of  the  lowering  of  lake 
levels  at  northern  points  on  Lake  Michigan. 

From  various  reports  of  low  water  made  since  the 
opening  of  navigation  this  spring  it  would  seem  as  if 
the  mean  lake  levels  are  a  foot  below  the  ordinary 
stage.  Thus  far  this  season  continued  northerly^ 
winds  have  kept  up  the  stage  of  water  in  Chicago 
harbor  to  its  usual  height,  but  at  the  foot  of  Lake 
Michigan  the  drop  is  reported  from  two  to  three  feet, 
more  especially  in  Grreen  Bay,  where  it  is  said  to  be 
four  feet.  At  both  the  (Velland  Canal  and  the  St. 
Mary's  Canal  the  limit  of  draft  is  materially  reduced. 
Continual  stranding  on  Grosse  Point,  in  Detroit  river, 
has  given  warning  that  cargoes  must  be  materially 
lessened,  even  where  they  are  not  to  go  through  the 
Soo  or  Welland.  The  capacity  of  deep-draft  vessels, 
which  do  nearly  all  the  lake  commerce,  has  been  re- 
duced by  the  low  water  from  5  to  8  per  cent.  Such  a 
reduction  can  have  a  big  influence  on  freight  rates 
before  many  months  have  gone  by. 

About  one  year  ago  the  Journal  published  official 
data  supported  by  a  series  of  observations  and  experi- 
ments to  show  that  the  waters  of  Lake  Michigan  had 
fallen  from  ten  inches  to  two  feet  within  ten  years 
According  to  the  report  just  made  public  the  fall  since 
has  been  two  to  four  times  as  great  since  last  spring 
Among  the  reasons  assigned  by  the  Journal  at  that 
time  were:  The  extreme  dry  weather  prevailing  in 
the  upper  regions  of  the  lakes  and  in  the  northern 
portions  of  Wisconsin  and  Michigan,  the  increased 
drainage  from  the  lakes,  including  the  vast  consump- 
tion of  water  by  the  large  cities  along  the  lakes 
through  their  water  systems  and  the  deepening  of 
harbors  and  rivers  for  the  accommodation  of  deep 
draft  vessels.  On  the  same  principle  it  will  be  found 
that  the  opening  of  the  drainage  canal  will  still 
farther  depress  the  waters  of  the  lakes,  the  opin- 
ions of  some  conceited  individuals  who  never  studied 
physical  geography  to  the  contrary,  notwithstanding 
The  fact  that  the  waters  of  Lake  Michigan  have 
receded  from  the  ridare  at  Galewood  and  Dunning, 
nine  miles  west  of  the  shore  of  to-day  and  is  still 
giving  up  more  of  its  bed  to  riparian  owners  has  no 
effect  on  the  mind  of-  the  editor  of  the  Evening 
Journal.  He  does  not  even  admit  that  the  clearing 
away  of  the  forests  and  undergrowth  along  the  tribu- 
tary streams  and  the  border  territory  have  increased 
evaporation  and  lessened  the  supply  of  moisture. 
This  could  not  follow  his  theory.  The  Journal  says: 
"It  is  a  pity,  for  the  sake  of  the  alarmists  who  are  cry- 
ing out  against  the  Drainage  Canal  for  fear  it  will 
drain  the  great  lakes  dry,  that  the  big  ditch  is  not 
completed  and  in  operation  at  the  present  moment. 
It  would  give  them  such  a  good  chance  to  arise  in 
their  wisdom  and  say,  I  told  you  so. 

Owing  to  the  prevailing  winds,  the  dry  winter,  and 
the  lack  of  spring  rains,  the  lake  levels  are  percept- 
ibly lower  just  now.  Reports  from  various  points 
since  the  opening  of  navigation  indicate  that  the 
lakes  and  straits  are  about  one  foot  below  the  aver- 
age stage.  The  fact  is  not  noticeable  at  Chicago,  be- 
cause the  northerly  winds  have  kept  the  water  here 
at  the  usual  level.  But  at  the  north  end  of  the  lake 
the  variation  below  the  normal  is  said  to  be  in  the 
neighborhood  of  four  feet.  The  result  is  that  deep 
draft  vessels  have  trouble  in  getting  through  the 
Detroit  river,  while  the  draft  limit  is  materially  re- 
duced in  the  Welland  Canal  and  in  the  St.  Mary's 
river. 


These  variations  of  lake  level  are  neither  alarming 
nor  unusual.  It  is  a  fact  well-known  to  engineers, 
though  not  realized  by  the  general  reader,  that  Lake 
Michigan  at  the  mouth  of  the  Chicago  river  is  subject 
to  an  extreme  variation  of  no  less  than  thirteen  feet. 
Of  course,  it  rarely  falls  or  rises  to  the  extreme  point 
indicated  by  this  variation,  but  the  fact  indicates  the 
enormous  effect  of  wind  and  other  less  understood 
causes  upon  the  lake  le-vels  and  upon  the  flow  of  water 
through  the  straits. 

In  the  light  of  this  constant  variation  that  is  meas- 
urable in  feet,  the  three  Inches  of  fall  which  engin- 
eers say  will  be  produced  by  the  Drainage  Canal,  are 
inflnitesmal.  A  summer  breeze  has  more  effect  on 
the  straits  than  will  be  exercised  by  the  Drainage 
Canal,  even  when  it  is  enlarged  to  carry  600  000  cubic 
feet  of  water  per  minute  out  of  the  lake  and  down  to 
the  Gulf." 


RENTS. 


THE  SUPPLY  EXCEEDS  THE  DEMAND— NO  MONEY  IN 
FLAT  RENTING- DEMAND  FOR  HOUSES  POOR. 

A  sensation  was  caused  last  Tuesday  morning  by 
the  article  on  rents  which  appeared  in  the  Tribune. 
When  interviewed  on  the  subject  some  of  the  agents 
said  they  had  not  read  or  heard  of  it,  others  denied 
that  there  was  any  occasion  for  such  an  article  while 
not  a  few  said  it  was  all  true  and  required  no  com- 
mentary in  the  face  of  the  -allpervading  dullness  in 
real  estate  circles.  The  following  is  the  main  por- 
tion of  the  article  : 

"Every  landlord  his  own  agent"  seems  to  be  the 
rule  in  the  moving  world  this  year.  Renting  agen 
cies  have  but  one  tale  to  tell  and  that  is  a  "tough 
luck"  one.  Generally  it  concerns  a  tenant  the  agent 
had  hooked  and  an  opposition  landlord.  The  agents 
say  that  never  before  has  the  business  been  so  poor. 
It  is  not  that  people  are  not  moving,  for  they  are  do- 
ing that  in  droves,  but  they  are  mostly  driving  their 
own  bargains  and  making  hard  ones  at  that.  Then 
the  landlords  are  looking  after  their  affairs  as  they 
never  have  done  before  and  the  unlucky  agents  re- 
cord many  a  case  of  sharp  practice  which  has  oper- 
ated against  them.  Every  possible  inducement  is 
offered  to  tenants  to  move  and  some  have  gone  be- 
yond the  bounds  if  the  following  story  is  true.  A 
dearborn  street  agent  vouches  for  it  and  says  he  was 
the  sufferer  thereby. 

"A  man  came  to  me,"  he  said,  "and  wanted  to 
rent  a  flat  for  120  a  month.  He  expected  to  get  a  $40 
flat  for  that,  he  told  me,  and  the  way  things  are  I 
undertook  to  fix  him  up.  Well,  I  took  his  deposit 
and  his  reference  and  started  out  to  look  him  up. 
I  didn't  want  to  loose  any  time  on  him  and  I  worked 
quick.  His  references  were  out  of  sight  and  he  was 
altogether  the  kind  of  a  man  I  wanted  to  get.  When 
I  got  back  I  made  out  the  lease  and  started  right 
after  him  to  have  him  sign  it.  Now,  what  do  you 
suppose  I  found  ?  A  landlord  way  up  on  the  North 
Side  heard  this  man  wanted  a  flat  and  he  went  after 
him.  That  landlord  offered  my  man  an  eight-room 
steam-heated  flat  for  $25  It  had  every  convenience 
a  flat  could  have  in  the  way  of  refrigerators  and  fix- 
ings, but  this  wasn't  enough  for  the  landlord.  He 
wanted  that  tenant  so  badly  that  he  offered  to  let 
him  have  it  for  two  months  rent  free,  and  actually 
paid  the  cost  of  his  moving.  Now,  what  do  you 
think  of  that  for  a  deal  ?  Of  course  I  lost  my  ten- 
ant. I  have  had  half  a  dozen  cases  like  that  and  its 
breaking  up  the  business. 

This  seems  to  be  the  opinion  of  a  great  many  of 
the  real  estate  men.  Many  of  the  larger  firms  have 
dropped  the  business  of  house  and  flat  renting  alto- 
gether, declaring  there  is  no  longer  any  money  in  it. 
Others  will  only  accept  renting  business  when  they 
are  given  the  sole  right  to  handle  the  property  and 
get  every  fiat  in  the  building  in  their  hands  both  for 
renting  and  collection  of  rents  The  down-town 
dealers  say  most  of  the  business  has  been  taken 
away  by  the  real  estate  men  who  make  a  specialty  of 
having  an  office  near  the  property  they  have  for  rent. 
There  are  half  a  dozen  of  these  offices  around  Lin- 
coln Park  and  they  are  said  to  control  nearly  all  of 
the  desirable  North  Side  houses  or  flats.  Nearly  the 
same  state  of  things  exists  on  the  South  Side. 

A  West  Side  landlord  will  do  pretty  nearly  any- 
thing to  get  a  good  tenant.  Rents  that  were  $60 
have  been  cut  squarely  in  half,  and  often  reduced  to 
*25.  And  the  tenants  know  it.  The  modern  ten- 
ant, say  the  agents,  wants  everything  in  sight,  and 
generally  manages  to  get  it.  It  is  possible  nowadays 
to  get  an  eight-room  flat  in  a  good  locality  for  $25  a 
month.  The  fiat  will  be  fitted  with  gas  stoves, 
heated  by  hot  water,  have  porcelain  baths  and 
wash  tubs,  fixed  refrigerators,  and  the  landlord  will 
pay  for  the  gaslighting  of  the  flat.  He  is  also  re- 
quired to  keep  the  janitor  up  to  his  work  and  pay 


for  the  cleaning  of  the  windows.  These  are  the  kind 
of  flats  the  tenants  are  looking  for,  and  they  are 
finding  a  lot  of  them.  By  next  year,  one  sarcastic 
agent  predicts,  landlords  will  engage  to  provide  their 
tenants  with  a  telephone  to  each  fiat,  a  girl  to  do  the 
housework,  and  a  table  d'hote  dinner  at  night  for 
$20  a  month. 

All  over  town  agents  report  thit  the  demml  fjr 
houses  is  poor.  People  are  moving  into  fiats  more 
and  more,  and  the  demand  for  steam  or  hot  water 
heat  is  almost  universal.  Rents  have  come  down  all 
over  town,  especially  on  the  South  Side.  Plats 
which  last  year  commanded  $loo  can  now  be  rented 
for  $60.  There  is  a  corresponding  reduction  in 
houses,  even  in  those  which  are  well  located  and 
appear  superior  to  ordinary  market  rulings.  People 
who  have  been  paying  $l,5o0  a  year  for  a  house  are 
threatening  to  move  if  they  do  not  get  it  for  less, 
and  some  landlords  have  been  obliged  to  drop  to  as 
little  as  $900  in  order  to  hold  their  tenants.  In  the 
lower  rents  there  is  not  so  much  change.  Flats  that 
cost  $15  and  $20  last  year  are  at  about  the  same  fig- 
ure this  year.  In  some  instances  the  landlords  have 
improved  the  flats  somewhat  as  an  inducement.  But 
there  is  not  nearly  as  much  moving  as  usual.  There 
is  enough  going  on  to  give  the  eager  expressman  a 
chance  to  make  up  for  the  winter,  but,  considering 
the  inducements  landlords  are  offering  to  tenants 
surpri.singly  few  take  advantage  of  it.  Another 
source  of  complaint  among  both  landlords  and  , 
agents  is  that  the  new  tenant  will  not  sign  a  lease 
His  argument  is  :  "Any  lease  I  sign  won't  hold  me, 
so  what's  the  use  of  it  ?  Added  to  which,  if  I  don't 
sign  you  are  not  so  likely  to  neglect  my  comfort." 
But  we  forbear  to  quote  further. 


BRICK  A3  A  PAVING  MATERIAL, 

With  the  opening  of  spring  an  immense  amount  of 
work  is  in  contemplation  for  the  improvement  of  the 
streets  of  Chicago.  No  money,  either  public  or  pri- 
vate, can  be  better  expended  or  that  will  to  a  greater 
degree  enhance  the  value  of  property.  The  city  in 
its  annual  appropiation  and  tax  levy  has  set  aside 
the  sum  of  $350,000  for  repairing  improved  and  un- 
improved streets.  This  is  a  large  sum  and  will  go 
far  to  placing  in  good  order  many  of  the  city  streets. 
The  appropiation  of  so  large  a  sum  would  not  be 
necessary  were  the  citizens  of  Chicago  less  penurious 
and  would  but  exercise  better  judgement  and  pave 
for  the  future  as  well  as  the  present. 

Many  property  owners  will  insist  upon  the  use  of 
wooden  blocks  for  paving  material,  for  th«  short- 
sighted reason  that  they  think  it  cheap,  whereas  it 
is  the  most  expensive  of  all  pavements  in  the  end, 
on  account  of  the  short  life  of  wooden  pavements, 
necesitating  repairs  in  from  two  to  three  years  and 
an  entire  new  pavement  within  five  years,  or  fre- 
quently sooner.  An  ordinance  should  be  passed  for- 
bidding the  use  of  wood  as  a  paving  material  within 
certain  limits  of  the  city's  center  or  upon  any  fre- 
quently traveled  thoroughfare. 

An  example  is  the  paving  of  Wentworth  avenue 
from  Forty-seventh  to  Fifty-fith  streets.   Upon  a  pe- 
tition of  a  majorit}  of  the  property  owners  an  ordi- 
nance was  recently  passed,  the  council  ordering  this 
avenue  to  be  paved  with  vitrified  brick,  a  material 
that  would  last  from  twenty  to  fifty  years.  The 
special  assessment  department  figured  an  estimate 
of  the  cost  and  sent  a  notice  to  each  property  owner 
informing  him  of  his  pro  rata  of  cost,  an  estimate  of 
from  $20  to  $30  per  lot  over  what  the  cost  of  wooden 
blocks  would  be.     Immediately  a  counter  petition 
was  made  up  asking  Alderman  Merchant  to  stay  all 
proceedings.   This  is  short-sighted  folly;  the  avenue 
has  to  be  paved,  all  agreeupon  that,  and  it  is  fast  be- 
coming a  business  street,  and  from  its  location,  run- 
ning north  and  south  parallel!  between  State  and 
Halsted  streets,  would  if  well  paved  soon  become  a 
rival  and  detract  from  these  last  mentioned  streets. 
Wentworth  avenue  has  every  advantage— it  is  eighty 
feet  wide.has  an  electric  street  car  line  upon  it,  but 
to  save  a  few  dollars  for  each  lot  they  would  be  con- 
tent to  pave  with  an  obsolete  material,  which  will 
scarcely  be  down  before  repairs  become  necessary. 
The  order  as  it  first  passed  the  council  should  be 
allowed  to  stand.    If  these  property  owners  do  not 
know  what  is  good  for  them,  which  kind  of  material 
will  be  the  cheapest  in  the  end,  what  willincrease 
the  value  of  their  property  the  most,  they  should  be 
taught  it  by  the  department  of  public  works. 
Fave  Wentworth  avenue  with  the  best  of  vitrified 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  4,  1««6. 


brick,  and  though  it  will  cost  a  little  more  at  first  it 
will  be  far  the  cheapest  in  the  end,  and  other  streets 
in  the  souih  part  of  the  city  will  follow  their  exam- 
ple. Should  the  entire  city  of  Chicago  be  paved 
with  brick  it  would  not  be  necessary  to  set  aside  in 
excess  of  $50,000  a  year  for  repairs  and  the  streets 
woul  1  be  much  cleaner  and  healthier  and  always 
present  a  good  appearance  aud  largely  increase  the 
value  of  property.— Clay  Record. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  W.  G.  Barfleld  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
residence  on  Grand  avenue,  Edgewater,  for  William 
H.  Lill.  It  will  consist  of  tvvo  stories,  attic  and 
basement,  be  built  of  frame  and  stone,  have  shingle 
roof,  hard  wood  finish,  furnace  and  modern  improve- 
ments, and  will  cost  $7,500. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  is  taking  figures  on  a 
large  store  and  flat  building  at  the  corner  of  VVaban- 
sia  avenue  and  Paulina  street  for  himself.  It  will 
cover  78  by  100  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts.  It  will  contain 
eighteen  flats  and  will  cost  about  $30,000.  The  same 
architect  made  plans  for  an  apartment  building  at 
636  to  642  Pine  Grove  avenue  for  W.  W.  Quinn  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  100  by  75 
feet,  have  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  marble  and 
tile  work  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$40,000. 

Architect  C.  A.  Strandel  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
flat  building  on  Sedgwick  street,  near  Grant  place, 
for  John  Larson.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  lM,se- 
ment  high,  25  by  bO  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  with  brick  bay,  Georgia  pine  fl'nish,  and 
will  cost  $6,000. 

Architect  Victor  Hellstrom  is  preparing  plans  for 
a  store  and  apartment  building  at  the  northeast 
corner  of  Baxter  street  and  Belmont  avenue  for  G.  H. 
Dittman  It  will  cover  50  by  57  feet,  basement  and 
three  stori  s  high,  and  will  present  an  attractive 
exterior,  with  fronts  of  stone,  relieved  by  copper  bays 
and  cornices,  have  steam  heat,  electric  light,  oak 
finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$20,000.  It  is  to  be  divided  into  two  stores,  one  a 
drug  store,  with  mosaic  floor,  and  four  apartments  of 
six  rooms  each. 

J.  A.  Miller  has  prepared  plans  for  an  apartment 
building  on  Pine  Grove  avenue,  near  Waveland 
avenue,  for  John  Schaub.  It  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement  high.  23  by  70  feet,  have  stone  front,  steam 
heat,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $6,500. 

Architect  J.  T.  Fortin  has  prepared  plans  for 
remodeling  and  additions  to  a  residence  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  Washington  and  Sangamon  streets  for 
S.  Q.  Perry.  The  house  is  irregular  in  size,  the  main 
lines  being  52  by  52  feet,  three  stories  high.  The 
first  story  will  be  of  Roman  brick,  with  brick  columns, 
carved  stone  capitals  and  copper  cornice.  It  is  to  be 
finished  in  oak  and  pine,  have  iron  beams  and  columns 
and  modern  conveniences.  The  improvement  is 
estimated  to  cost  $7,000. 

Architects  Wilson  &  Hawes  have  completed  plans 
for  a  4-story  apartment  house  at  the  southwest  cor- 
ner of  Lake  avenue  and  Fortieth  street,  for  H.  M. 
Wilcox,  to  cost  $40,000. 

Architects  Hessemueller  &  Meldahl  have  designed 
for  F.  B.  Williams  an  apartment  house,  which  he  will 
build  on  the  west  side  of  Vincennes  avenue  near 
Thirty-eighth  street.  Steam  heat,  hardwood  floors 
and  other  modern  conveniences  are  planned;  cost 
about  $20,000. 

Plans  have  been  drawn  by  architect  John  A. 
Squires  for  six  dwellings  at  6948  to  6958  Harvard 
street  for  Perham  &  Durbin.  They  will  be  2-stories 
and  basement  high,  16ix47  feet  each,  built  of  brick 
and  stone,  finished  partly  in  hardwoods  and  provided 
with  modern  improvements  at  a  cost  of  $25,000. 

Architect  H.  M.  Hanson  has  designed  for  Justus 
Loehr  a  4-story  apartment  house,  to  be  constructed 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  LaSalle  avenue  and  Supe- 
rior street.  It  will  front  26^  feet  od  the  avenue  and 
106  on  the  street.  The  exterior  will  be  constructed 
of  pressed  brick,  with  stone  trimmings;  cost  estima- 
ted at  $23,000. 

Architect  H.  P.  Harned  has  designed  a  store  and 
flat  building  on  West  Madison  street  for  H.  B.  Pea- 
body.  It  will  be  4-storie8  and  basement  high,  46x114 
feet,  have  a  front  of  iron  and  plate  glass  for  the  first 
story,  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  above,  hardwood 
finish,  steam  heat  and  modern  improvements;  cost, 
$30,000. 

Studebaker  Brothers  contemplate  the  erection  of  a 
carriage  repository  at  j78  to  388  Wabaeh  avenue.  It 
will  be  seven  or  eight  stories  and  basement  high,  120 
by  160  feet,  have  probably  pressed  brick  and  terra 
cotta  front,  composition  roof,  steam  heat,  electric 
light,  plate  glass  windows,  and  the  latest  "improve- 


ments. It  is  estimated  that  this  new  improvement 
will  cost  about  $250,000. 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorenson  is  preparing  plans 
for  a  flat  building  on  Clarence  avenue,  near  Wave- 
land  avenue,  for  N.  Olander.  It  will  be  3-stories  and 
basement  high,  25x54  feet,  have  a  neatly  designed 
front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  with  slate  tower 
projection,  finished  in  Georgia  pine,  at  a  cost  of 
$5,400.  He  also  made  plans  for  a  flat  building  on  Da 
vis  street  near  Hirsch,  for  C.  Christoflersen.  It  will 
be  3-stories  and  basement  high,  23x56  feet,  have  stone 
front  and  bay  window,  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will 
cost  $5,200. 

Architects  Schroeder  &  Kosterhave  prepared  plans 
for  a  furniture  store  at  4733  and  4735  South  Ashland 
avenue,  for  Greenwald  &  Blum,  furniture  dealers.  It 
will  cover  48x100  feet,  basement  and  2  stories  high, 
have  stone  front,  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and  the 
latest  improvements;  cost,  $8,000. 

Architect  A.  G.  Lund  has  prepared  plans  for  a  block 
of  stores  and  flats  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Sanga- 
mon and  Sixty-ninth  streets,  for  M.  Marks.  It  will 
cover  125x79  feet  2-stories  and  basement  high,  with 
fronts  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  relieved 
by  pretty  tower  projections  of  slate,  have  Georgia 
pine  and  modern  improvements;  cost,  about  $28,000. 

Architect  Harry  H.  Richards  has  prepared  plans 
for  eight  houses  in  Auburn  Park  for  E.  Kimball. 
They  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  20  by 
65  feet  each,  have  stone  fronts,  Georgia  pine  finish 
and  modern  improvements,  at  a  total  cost  of  about 
$48,000.   The  owner  has  let  the  building  contracts. 

Architects  Schlacks  &  Ottenheimer  have  prepared 
plans  for  the  following:  residence  on  East  End 
avenue,  near  Fifty-first  street,  facing  the  lake,  for 
Dr.  Boerne  Bettman.  It  will  be  in  the  colonial  style 
of  architecture,  basement  and  three  stories  high,  30 
by  60  feet,  with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  terra 
cotta,  slate  and  composition  roof.  The  interior  is  to 
be  nicely  finished  in  hard  woods,  the  principal  room 
in  white  and  gold,  provided  with  hot  water  heating, 
electric  light,  marble  and  tile  work,  metal  work  and 
all  the  latest  sanitary  and  modern  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $10,000.  A  modern  apartment  building  at 
4740  Prairie  avenue  for  Frank  McFadden  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  30  by  70  feet,  have 
stone  front,  composition  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  gas  ranges,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  about  $13,000.  A  five-story  and  basement 
building,  25  by  53  feet,  at  South  Water  and  La  Salle 
streets,  for  the  Steele- Wedeles  Company.  The  build- 
ing is  to  be  occupied  as  a  coffee  and  spice  mill.  It 
will  be  of  semi  fire  proof  construction,  the  upper 
floors  to  have  tile  floor  arches  and  partitions,  the 
remainder  to  be  mill  construction,  with  iron  columns 
and  girders.  The  mill  is  to  be  provided  with  a  steam 
power  plant,  pumps,  dynamos,  elevator,  and  nacessary 
machinery  for  a  thoroughly  equipped  coffee  and  spice 
mill.   It  will  cost  about  $20,000. 


NOTICE  TO  REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

Real  estate  agents  and  others  who  have  decided  to 
move  on  the  first  of  May  together  with  those  who 
have  already  changed  location  are  requested  to  send 
in  their  proper  addresses  to  facilitate  the  compilation 
of  a  Real  Estate  Agents'  Directory,  and  to  insure 
prompt  delivery  of  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal.  Send  changes  to  the  old  office  163-165 
Washington  street. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Independence,  Iowa. — The  Connoil  decided  to  issue 
|20,C00  electric  light  bonds, 

Oanby,  Mine. — At  the  anuDal  school  meeting  it  was 
decided  by  vote  to  issue  $15,000  school  bonds. 

Millersburg,  Ohio. — The  city  has  for  sale  820,000  water 
works  bonds.    Bids  will  be  closed  in  thirty  days. 

Highlands,  Ool. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed,  calling 
for  an  election  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  viaduct  bonds. 

Elizabeth,  N.  J. — The  ordinance  to  issue  |50,000  worth 
of  5  per  cent  bonds  to  build  the  new  scliool  house  was 
passed  unanimously. 

Greenboro,  Ala. — Bids  will  be  received  until  May  4, 1895, 
for  the  purchase  of  $25,000  20-year  6  per  cent  bonds.  W. 
O.  Ohristian. 

Trinidad,  Ool. — The  citizens  of  School  District  No.  1, 
Las  Animas  County,  will  vote  on  the  proposition  to  issue 
$15,000  refunding  bonds.    E.  Brigham,  Secretary. 

Los  Angeles,  Oal . — Said  place  is  about  to  submit  to  its 
citizens  a  proposition  to  issue  $50,000  worth  of  bonds  for 
the  purpose  of  obtaining  funds  to  erect  a  library  and 
museum  building. 

Oakland,  Oal.— The  Oakland  Water  Oompany  filed  its 
certificate  for  the  creation  of  a  bonded  indebtedness  of 
$1,000,000.  William  J.  Dinger,  President,  The  bonds 
will  bear  15  per  cent  interest,  and  payable  May  1,  1925. 


Altoona,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Common  Connoil. 
report  of  Oommitteo  on  highways  by  Mr.  Canan,  favora* 
ble  on  ordinance  authorizing  increase  of  city's  indebted- 
ness in  sum  of  $280,000,  providing  for  issae  of  bonds,  etc.) 
refered  to  printing.    President  Shellenberger. 

Brownsville,  Tenn. — This  town  proposes  to  issue  $12,000 
6  per  cent  bonds,  running  twelve  years,  for  water  works. 
Population  2,000,  assessed  value  of  property  $500,000;  no 
indebtedness.  The  trustees  of  the  Brownsville  Tennessee 
Female  College  desires  to  float  $5,000  6  per  cent  bonds 
for  the  purpose  of  improving  the  property.  Present 
value  of  property  $20,000. 

New  London,  Conn. — At  a  meeting  of  the  School  Board 
held  on  April  11  it  was  voted  to  authorize  the  city  to  issue 
$60,000  of  bonds  for  school  purposes.  This  issue  shall 
consist  of  60  coupon  bonds  at  par  value  of  $1,000  each, 
payable  on  1st  day  of  May,  1925,  at  the  New  London  City 
National  Banb,  New  London;  interest  4  per  cent  payable 
semi-annually. 

Wilfeesbarre,  Pa.  — The  firm  of  Heyl  &  Major  having 
failed  to  comply  with  oonditions  required  in  purchase  of 
bonds,  the  undersigned  will  sell  bonds  privately  as  follows: 
Eight  thousand  dollars  of  5  per  cent  bonds,  denomination 
$500,  maturing  in  1908,  at  1075j^.  Eight  thousand  dollars 
of  5  per  cent  bonds,  denomination  1500,  maturing  in 
1909,  at  107^.  The  above  prices  were  realized  at  the 
open  sale  held  April  1,  S.  J.  Strauss,  chairman  finance 
committee. 

Sumter,  S.C. — The  County  Board  will  read vertise  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  $15,000  10  years  6  per  cent  county 
bonds. 

Findlay,  Ohio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issue  of  improvement  bonds.  S.'  P.  DeWolfe, 
City  Clerk. 

Boise  City,  Idaho. — Idaho  will  soon  issue  $100,000  of 
bonds,  $75,000  for  State  normal  schools,  and  $25,000  for 
insane  asylum. 

Omaha,  Neb. — The  Council  passed  a  resolution  to  fund 
$40,000  intersection  bonds  that  will  become  payable  in 
October  and  November. 

Reynoldsville,  Pa. — Jeflferson  County  has  decided  to 
issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $24,000  for  school  building, 
to  be  erected  in  the  borough. 

Menominee,  Mich. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuing  $16, 0(  0  in  bonds  to  cover  deficiencies  in 
the  school  and  sewer  funds. 

Austin,  Tex. — The  Ma;yor  recommends  an  election  to 
consider  issuing  $200,000  in  bonds  for  laying  additional 
pipe,  building  reservoir,  etc. 

Morristown,  N.  J. — It  will  be  necessary  to  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $166,000  for  the  construction  of  the 
proposed  sewerage  system,  inolnding  a  Sohn  Air  pressure 
pump. 

Burgettstown,  Pa. — At  the  special  election  held  at 
Burgettstown  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  bonds  for  the  erection 
of  a  new  sohooihouse,  the  vote  was  in  favor  o?  the  issue  of 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $8,0C0. 

Pottstown,  Pa. — Pottstown  School  Board  has  decided  to 
issue  $7,000  additional  bonds  at  5  per  cent  interest.  The 
bonded  indebtedness  of  the  district  is  now  $50,(  00. 

Jacksonville,  Fla. — W.  N,  Ooler  <fc  Co.  of  New  York  will 
now  sell  the  $1,000,000  Jacksonville  municipal  bonds. 
The  proceeds  of  their  sale  are  to  be  used  for  general  public 
improvements  here. 

Waverly,  Iowa. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  issuing  $30,000  in  bonds,  to  take  up  and  retire  bonds  of 
1870,  which  the  Supreme  Court  has  decided  must  be  paid 
by  the  city. 

Ouioago,  III. — The  Council  passed  an  ordinance  provid- 
ing for  the  issue  of  $2,761,0CO  i}4  pet  cent  refunding 
bonds.  These  bonds  are  to  retire  expiring  sewer  bonds, 
river  improvement  bonds,  and  $1,486,000  to  retire  the  7% 
per  cent  water  bonds.  The  new  bonds  will  run  for  twenty 
years  from  July  1,  1896. 

Brownsville,  Tex.— An  election  will  be  held  on  May  7  to 
consider  a  bond  issue  of  $50,000  fur  constructing  two  iron 
bridges,  improving  county  roads,  etc.  Address  clerk  to 
County  Commissioners. 

Minneapolis,  Minn.— The  City  Hall  and  Courthouse 
Commissioners  decided  to  advertise  for  bids  on  $100,666 
worth  of  bonds,  series  1,351  to  1,450  inclusive,  under  date 
of  April  1,  If  the  board  thinks  necessary  it  will  advertise 
for  bids  on  bonds  to  the  amount  of  *iJ00,00O  more  in  the 
near  future, 

Nashville,  Tenn.- The  Funding  Committee  of  the  County 
Court  will  open  bids  May  1  at  Judge  0.  Ferriss'  office  for 
the  purchase  of  bonds  to  refund  outstanding  warrants. 
The  bonds  will  run  twenty  years,  redeemable  by  the  county 
in  five  years.  Bids  will  be  asked  on  4,  4J^  and  5  per  cent 
bonds, 

San  Jos,  Oal. — At  an  election  held  in  San  Martin  School 
District  the  voters  decided  to  issue  bonds  tojthe  amount  of 
$5,000  for  the  erection  of  a  new  school  house. 

Desplaines,  111. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  for  the 
issue  of  $7,000  water  supply  bonds.  E.  0.  Soharfer, 
village  clerk. 


May  4,  I89fi. 


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San  Antonio,  Tex.-— The  Alamo  National  Bank  porohased 
$200,000  sewer  bonds  at  par  and  aoorued  interest.  Of  the 
issne  of  |5(  0,000  of  sewer  bonds  there  now  remains  nneold 
#200,000. 

Perry,  O.  T. — The  Oommissioners  of  Kay  Oonnty  have 
been  aothorized  to  issae  $36,000  refondiLg  bonds.  The 
bonds  will  be  issued  immediately. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TABS  PLACE  BEXWEEN  AFB.  22  ADD  MAY.  13,  1894. 

Bookwel!  add.lts  9  10  and  11  In  enbblk  2  of  Its  1  to  12  In  b  12  seo  18  39  14; 
also  snblt  1  of  Odlin's  Bob  of  It  8  in  b  6  In  said  add  In  eeo  13  39  13. 
May  27,10  a  m.  David  SnlllvaQ,  master.  L  B. 

Sexton's  add.  It  63,  beln;;  a  snb  In  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  38  40  14.  May  18,  11 
a  m.  F  E  Ualllgan,  master,  9U  Wasblofjton  St.  L  B. 

HolstelD,  It  32  in  b  2,  being  a  snb  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  >>4  of  sec  31  40 
1».  May  21,  1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  162  Washingtou'st.   L  B. 

Lt  211n  b  5  Id  the  sub  of  the  e  501.62  ft  of  the  n  1622  ft  of  the  w  H  of 
the  9  !4  of  the  n  w  M  of  see  18  39  14.  May  29,  11  a  m.  Lncy  A  Salis- 
bury, execntrlx.  L  B. 

Bine  Isid,  Eedzie  bt  add.  Its  32  to  73  and  the  s  UVi  ft  of  It  SI  of  the 
8  w  !i  of  seo  36  37  13.  May  16,  J  p  m.  Wm  F  Weimers,  master,  630 
Opera  Hosse  bidg.  L  B 

Ward's  sub.  It  42  in  b  4  of  bs  1  4  and  5  in  Stone  &  Whiting's  snb  of  the 
w  ^   of  the    s  6  M  of  seo  7  38  14.   May  14, 10  a  m.  Thoe 
Taylor,  master,  7U2  (Jh'go  Opera  Honse  bldg.  L  B. 

Walker's  snb.  It  37  in  b  29  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  31  89  14.  May  8,  11  a  m. 
Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Elston  add.  the  w  77  ft  of  It  11  in  b  21.  May  21,  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  mas- 
ter, 109  Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 

Gross  &  Oonnselman's  snb.  It  13  of  b  9  in  the  snb  of  that  pt  of  the  n  w 
a  of  seo  29  40  14.  May  24,  11  a  m.  Jno  Kanfman,  adntr.  L  B. 

George  &  Wanner's  snb.  Its  29  and  30  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  s  w  >4  of  the  s 
w  ^  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  36  38  14.  May  14,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  mas- 
ter, 17S  Dearborn  st.  LB. 

Gibson's  snb.  It  44  ot  b  12  in  the  Oannl  Trustees  snb  of  sec  7  39  14.  May 
16,  1pm.  Wm  V  Wiemere,  master,  630  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 


Euclid  Pk,  t 'Dell's  add,  It  18  In  b  4.  May  14,  IQ  a  m. 
ter.  LB. 


Jas  B  Mann,  maf- 


Duncan's  resub.  It  11  of  b8  in  Taylor  &  Knight's  snb  of  the  e  H  of  the 
n  w  H  of  seo  4  38  14.  May  7,  II  a  m.  Jas  K  Mann,  maeter. 
L  B. 


Evan's  sub.  It  34  of  b  3  in  div  of  sec  19  39  14. 

Oooper,  master.  L  B. 
Holstein,  Pherman'e  add, 

ter.  L  B. 


May  7,  1  p  m.   Wm  F 
ltI3bl.  May  7,  11am.  F  E  Halligau,  mae- 


Oornell,  It  14  (ex  a  strip  16  ft  wide  off  s  «  aide)  and  all  of  It  15  and  the 
sely  6.8  ft  of  It  16  all  in  b  78  eeos  26  and  35  88  14.  May  8,  11  a  m.  Jno 
FNoyes,  master,  88  and  90  Washington  st.  LB. 


Anbnrn,  It  10  of  the  resub  of  b  14  a  sub  In  §eo  28  38  14. 
Jas  R  Mann,  mast-tr.  L  B. 


May  9,  10  a  m 


Harmon's  snb.  It  53  of  Its  845  to  352  and  354  to  369  and  871  toS78in 
Austin's  sub  of  b  13  in  Aus  Id's  2nd  add  to  Anstinvllle  in  seo  8  39  13 
May  14,  10  a  m.  JasTl  Maoi ,  master.  L  B. 

Stark  &  McKaig's  snb.  It  2  of  It  18  in  Forreatville,  being  a  sub  of  the 
n  40  acres  of  ihe  s  6(i  acres  of  the  e  ^  of  the  s  w       of  sec  8  38  14 
May  10, 1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  10  i  Washington  st.  LB. 

Canal  TrustePS  sub.  It  42of  subblk  3  of  b  6  of  sec  33  39  14.  Msy  i'l  II 

a  m.  Juo  T  Noyes,  master.  LB. 
Lawndaie,  I  onney's  add,  Its  73  and  73  being  n  fub  of  b  8  of  Steele's 

of  the  s  e  }4  and  Ihe  e     of  Ihe  e  w  ^  of  sfc  2fi  a9  13.  May  23,  10  am 

Jas  R  Mann,  mRster,  175  Dearborn  St.  L  B. 

Story  &  Allen's  Fub,  It  76  and  77  of  It  10  in  Fraud's  ■  nb  of  the  n  e  ,4  c  f 
st^L  b"  '  P  ™'  ^  Oorper,  master.  162  Washingtcn 

R  iley's  cub,  lis  23  and  24  of  the  e  hf  rf  b  11  in  Ptcue  &  Whitney's  snb, 
of  pt  of  sees  6  and  7  38  14.  May  11.  31  a  n>.  Jos  Matousek,  adml/ 
NOB. 

Harrison's  add.  It  29  In  b  5  in  sec  13  39  li.  May  16,  li  a  m.  Jos  Danzig, 
er,  adrnt"-.  NOR. 

*  fioo'J''®  "  ®         ^"^     "  8-  "  a  ™-  Ed  jr  A  Dicker,  master, 

1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOB. 

'*  39  of  b  2  of  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of 
seo  33  39  14.  May  11.  11  a  m.  Patrick  Hallaran,  admlr.  NOR. 

Casey's  stib.  It  29  in  b  4  of  b's  1,  2.  3  and  4  ot  Freer's  sub.  of  the  w  H  of 
the  n  e  54  sec  22  H9  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicber,  master.  NCR. 

Stewart's  snb,  Its  7ii.  71  and  72  in  b  9  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  1  38  13.  May  3 
11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  N  O  R. 

°        °^       s  w  H  of  sec  16  42  10;  also  It  11  being  Ihe 
ter    N  O  R*  ""^  °'        ^^"^  """y  3. 11  a  m-    Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 

"  \}  '°    1  of  "9  6  T  and  w  88  ft  rf  u  8  in  the  ptn  of  the  e 
95l  .«  nh.l''  '^o.'  f  3.  "  a  m.  Per.y  A  Hull,  master, 

921-23  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Ooxe's  snb  the  n  H  of  It  22  and  the  s  %  of  It  21  in  b  3  of 
the  8  w  14  of  the  8  w  M  of  seo  36  40  13.  May  7, 11  a  m.  Walter  Butler 
master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N.  m.  nauer  cutler, 

^^^l  Y^^y^'^'^V'^  add,  the  e  16?i  ft  of  It  23  ia  b  2  in  the  n  w  V  of  the 

wL^*ington  st'' "if ■'"'^  ^  ^  « 

54  Of  see  »9  39  14.  May  11,  1pm.  Frederick  Roesner,  admtr.  NOR 

^"pK^^^l'  '1''  ■'1°  b  13  o'  the  n  H  of  sec  19  38  14.    May  6,  16  a  m 

rhos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House.  L  N. 

^T^'S.*?,"'"  "  "  '°  the  n  w  M  of  sec  16  38  14.   May  6,  1  p  m 

Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  J62  Washington  st.  L  N.  '    ,    v  • 

oTse'o  8  Is'u  ,'?  "  2  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  s  w  >4  of  the  n  w  H 

HousebWg    L  N  ■  "  master,  528  Opera 

Jackson's  resub,  subit  2  In  the  sub  of  Its  <6  and  47  in  b  2  of  b's  2  and  3 
In  Derby  and  Wallace's  snb  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  n  w  !4  of  seo  13  39  13. 
May  6,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  L  N. 

*'^?\7'lf°  V',J^  °'  P'  °' t*"*  °  of  b  31  in  Ihe  s  e  M  of  sec  33 
39  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master.  LB. 

''ae?l,H?.t»^°'u*''/°''-,lM°,*°  ^  «  °*  «  «  acres  of  the  n  60 
teTrnDeaVbor^st'TB!*'"-  ""^ "  "       '^"^  «  ^ann,  mas- 

^  ft?o°f"t?«^/^*L'  '"A"'  ^  «  ^«  °*  the  n      (ex  the  n  168 

T  i.^.V  "  °\  the  n  w  >4  of  seo  8  38  14.  May  4,  lo  a  m.  Jeremiah 
Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N.  "omiau 

"VrPsh.ffi^?!^  '"^^''J"  °'      30  to  53  and  Its  67  to  90  of  b  38 

in  Shsffield's  add.  May  4,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master.  L  N. 

°  sec  seTo  is"'  "  °f  "  6  of  the  u  6  >4  of 


Omal  Trustftee  sab.  Its  SO  and  40  iu  b  2  In  the  «  '/J  of  b  27  of  eeo  aa  3i» 
14.  May  11.  11  a  vo.  Mary  Orel|!er,  executrix.  L  B. 

Mark's  snb.  It  2  and  the  e  60  ft  of  It  3  in  b  2  of  the  n  170.71  ft  of  the 
867.33  ft  of  the  w  V4  of  It  IS  aqd  tho  a  127  4  100  ft  of  the  w  Vi  of  It  16 
in  Ihe  School  Trustees  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.    May  4,  1  p  m.  Edm  S 
Cumminge,  master,  701  Kedgle  bldg,  L  B. 

De  Stabile'.!  snb.  It  3  of  the  sub  of  Its  2  to  7  of  It  89  in  the  e  W  of  the 
w  H  of  eec  18  39  14.  Apr  30,  1pm.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dear 
born  St.  LB. 

Stone  &  Whitney's  snb,  Its  42  and  43  e  H  of  b  11.  of  pts  of  sees  «  and 
38  14.  May  11,  11  a  m.  Albert  Pekar,  admtr.  NOB. 

Beck's  sub.  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  s  w  >4  of  seo  21  3?  14.  Apr 
26, 11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  NOB. 

Earle's  sub.  It  8  of  the  e  !4  of  b  6  and  the  w  V4  of  b  6  iu  Cleaver 
Sherman's  snb  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  s  20  acres  of  sec  3  .38  14.  Apr 
26,  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg,  NOB, 

Lt  20  in  b  1  in  the  sub  of  fie  w  10  acres  (ex  the  e  50  ft  and  the  s  83  ft) 
of  the  s  64  acres  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  25  39  H.  May  11,  1  p  m.  Bar 
bara  Eovarik,  admtrx.  N  0  H. 

So  Englewood.  Halbsrt's  adil.  Its  21  and  22  In  b  2  and  Its  37  and  38  In 
3  )n  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  32  !>8  14.  Apr  26,  1pm.  Chas  T  Farson,  master 
108  Dearborn  st.  N  O  R. 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  It  17  in  b  1.  Apr  29,  1  p  m.  Gei  Mills  Rog. 
ere,  maeter,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Norton's  snb.  It  11  and  s  V4  of  It  12  of  the  e  '4  of  b  54  in  Oanal  Trustees 

snb  ot  see  33  40  14.  May  11,  2  p  m.  Matthias  Wermerakirohen,  execu 

tor.  NOB. 
Morey's  sub.  It  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  H  ot  It  30  in  the  School  Trustees  sub 

ot  sec  16  38  14.  Apr  27,  11  a  m.  Jas  P  Mahoney,  masier,  1313  Ashland 

blk.  NOB. 

Jacobs'  resub.  It  2  in  b  3  of  pts  of  bs  3  and  4  of  McCarthy's  sub  of  the 
w  14  of  the  s  w  !i  of  the  n  e  !i  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  26,  10  b  m.  Thos 
Taylor.  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  Bouse  bldg  NOB. 

Circuit  Ot  ptn.  It  4  of  It  5  in  b  61  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  bs  in  the 
n  w  w  qr  of  seo  21  39  14.  apr  29,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  S26 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Holstein,  Tlnkham's  add.  Its  4  to  7,  Its  13  to  16  in  b  2,  Its  9  to  12,  14  to 
17  in  b  3,  Its  26  27  31  32  in  b  4,Its  S  27  28  29  6  13  to  24  in  b  5,  Its  1  to  S 
8  9  in  b  6,  Its  1  to  9  in  b  7,  Us  3  to  23  in  b  9.    May  2,  11am.   Ill  T  & 
Svg  Bk,  executor,  L  N. 

Altgeld's  sub.  It  23  ot  the  n  '/j  and  th^*  s  e  M  of  subblk  4  in  b  44  Shef 
field's  add.  Apr  27,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  1«8  Dearborn  st 
L  N. 

So  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add.  It  49  in  b  41,  being  a  sub  of  the  s  V4  of  sec 
8  37  48  and  IS.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland 
blk.  L  N. 

Bauwens  &  Stewart's  sub.  It  31  of  th  1  w  pt  of  b  20  in  the  Canal  Trus 
lees  sub  of  pts  sees  5  39  14.  May  2,  11  am.  Walter  Butler,  master 
L  N. 

Bdlle  Plaine,  Snizer's  add.  It  1  a  snb  of  the  s  8.81  acres  of  the  n  w  ii  of 
the  8  w  !4  sec  17  40  14;  also  It  3  and  the  w  5  ft  of  It  2  in  Cookson's 
resub  of  Its  8  and  9  in  b  5  in  Hundley's  sub  of  Its  3  to  21  and  33  to  37 
in  Pine  Grove,  sec  21  40  14.  May  16,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master. 
L  N. 

Marten's  sub.  Its  6  7  and  8  of  the  e  Vt  ot  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  w  14  of  the 
n  w  !4  of  sec  18  37  14.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N 

Botterfield's  add,  sublt  14  of  It  6  in  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  4  39  14.  May  4,  11 
a  m.  Ann  Doyle,  admtrx.  NOB. 

Morton  Pk.  H  Ld  &  I  Oo's  add.  Its  1  to  10  in  b  6  a  (ub  of  the  e  H  of  Ihe 
n  w  >4  of  sec  28  39  13.  May  1,  11  a  m.  PR  Weure,  guardian,  L  B. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Linden  Grove  snb  the  e  i>9  ft  of  its  14  and  15  in  b  5  of  pt  of  the  n  w  M 
of  sec  21  38  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Lancaster's  snb,  n  3.67  ft  of  It  22  and  all  of  Its  23  and  24  in  b  1  of  th 
H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  22  38  14.    May  7,10  am.    Jas  Peaee,  sheriff. 
MOB. 

Englewood  Hgts,  resub  of  Wrlehts  fub.  It  31  in  b  11  in  the  n  e  H  ot  sec 
6  37  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  I'ease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Assessor's  snb.  It  18  in  b  1  of  the  n  ^  of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  20  39  14;  also 
Ihe  w  i4  of  It  22  in  b  14  in  the  School  Seo  add.  May  7,10  am.  Jas 
Pease",  sheriff.  NCR. 

Well's  sub,  Ihe  e  »/,  ot  It  15  and  all  of  It  16  of  the  e  88  ft  ot  the  s  H  of  b 
20  and  thee  67K,  ft  of  the  n  '/4  of  b  20  iu  Ihe  Oanal  Trustees  snb  in 
the  Oanal  Trustees  sub,  in  sec  5  39  14.  May  7,  10  am.  Jas  Pease 
f-herlff.  NOR. 


FOK.  S-A.I_.E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVEStCMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Gall  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 


Title 

Guarantee 
--Trust  Co. 

[TheFirjt  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witi)  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Tiust  Eus'm  ss. 
Makes  'bstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Tit'es  U  Seal  Es'jte. 

PBOMPT  SISBVIOE  AKD  SEASONABLE  E^TE^. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Gabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Skllebb,  VIce  Preet. 
A.  A.  SrEWABT,  Sec'y.    0-  K.  I  abbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellees,  TrDBt  Cfflcer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property, 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  prop^isitions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 


Roonci  S  1 


ISo  Claris.  Street 


Lake  Bluff  Heigfits. 


Highest  land  at  Lake  Blufif 
highest  point  on  the  North 
Michigan.  Thirty  miles  on  C. 
Express  trains. 


Station  at  the 
Shore  of  Lake 
&  N.  W.  R.  R. 


E 


A.  Cummings 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy 


trustees: 
H.  Gr.  Foreman 


Wm. 


James  Darlow. 
M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


50-FOOT  LOTS    FOR  $250. 

Easy  terms.   Trees,  sidewalks.   Brick  school 
house  on  ground.   Tittle  perfect. 
156  acres  at  station.   Very  fine  at  1403  per  acre. 
Fine  residences  for  sale  at  this  point.  Address 

J.  Q.  COZZENS, 

97  Washington  St. 


422 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


May  4,  1896, 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
May  2,  1895. 

Sales.  Amou-it. 

Olty,  over  $1,U(10   Sfi7  |3.(  38,6S8 

J  ity,  under  $1,000   12i  7S,1U 

Ooonty    138  '203,548 


Total   629 


13,316,297 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  May  3,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  n.OOO                             438  12,754,188 

Olty,  under  1,000                            169  104,048 

(lounty                                             191  402,263 

Total   798  13.320,499 

Addison  av,  250  ft  w  of  Gross,  n  f  37>^x 
124;  Keb  25.  G  Newell  to  H  Hofmann 
 $1,500 

Albany  av,  208  ft  s  of  25th  et,  e  f  24x125; 
Feb  20.  Est  of  P  Booan  to  E  F  Konnv- 
sky  11,000 

Albany  av,  1^2  ft  n  of  Huiuu  si,  e  f  2..x 
I2e%;  Ml  r  29,  D  W  MoKenna  to  J 
BDrke  11,050 

Armitdge  av,  104  ft  e  of  Eedzie,  n  f  25x 
120;  Apr  30.  S  Hoghes  to  J  Borgan 
 «4,3t  0 

Armitage  av.  89  ft  e  of  Wilmot.  n  f  5")  ft 
thro  to  Wiloiot  av,  Apr  VO.  iVl  A  Gleasou 
to  0  Koescla   il,4C0 

Armitage  av,  58  ft  e  of  Vannat^a,  s  f  5(ix 
125;  Apr  18.  Ma^t  in  Chy  to  E  H  Qa-y 



Armour  av,  216  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  2bx 
100;  Apr  27,  F  Silkenat  to  E  MoQrath 
 $.5,250 

Armonr  av,  471  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  e  f  25x100; 
Sep  22,'90,  M  MoMartin  to  A  L  Bolden 
 $2,250 

Armoar  av,  Dremises  No  462.=!,  24x100; 
Apr  29.  J  R  Tnoker  to  T  J  Tbeim  $2,0J0 

Ashland  av,  363  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk  st,  w  f 
24xl37>f;  M  Peterson  to  A  Winieoki 
   ..$3,600 

Ashland  av,  240  ft  s  of  Tooker  st.  e  f  24x 
126)^;  Apr  26.  J  Sohatlaoh  to  V  Janis- 
zewskl  $3,20C 

Ashland  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  27.  V  Jauia- 
zawski  to  3  Sohatlaoh  ,.$3,000 

Ashland  av,  176  ft  s  of  52nd  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  30.  R  MoOormiokto  W  Doagh- 
erty  $1,401 

Ashland  av,  230  ft  s  of  62nd  et,  e  f  25x  I2(i; 
Apr  29.  M  W  Lodin  to  J  B  Brooke. $8,000 

Ashland  av,  205  ft  s  of  62nd  st.  e  f  25x120; 
Apr  29.  A  Holmgren  to  J  B  Brooke 
   $8,000 

Atlantic  st,  119  ft  n  of  W  45th,  w  f  24x 
122^;  Jane  7,'94.  0  Maenoh  to  E 
GetzlafiE  $3,300 

Atlantic  ft,  540  f t  s  of  47th,  e  f  23  43-100 
xl24i^;  Apr  9.  M  T  Swartz  to  M  Dor- 
Hng  $2,500 

Anbnrn  st,  55  ft  a  of  33rd,  w  f  25x130;  Apr 
26.  J  Kararek  to  L  A  Zakas   $2,400 

Aagnsta  at,  100  ft  w  of  Olenwood  av,  s  f 
25x108;  Apr  30.  R  Verden  to  8  Tansig 
 '.  $3,000 

Austin  av,  303  ft  w  of  Noble  st,  s  f  26x93; 
Apr  18.  F  R  Gain  to  A  J  McDnffee.$l  550 

Balmoral  av,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  n  f  lii8x 
125;  Apr  23.  H  Nystrom  to  S  Harnstrom 
 $2,000 

Beethoven  pi,  389  ft  w  of  N  Wells  st,  s  f 
24^x119;  Apr  27.0  WilkinstoO  Frisch- 
mann  $5,100 

Belmont  av,  n  w  cor  N  42Dd  at,  s  f  73x124; 
Mar  21.  W  Boldenweok  to  Dr  B  J 
Cigrand  $1,250 

Berkeley  av,  50  ft  n  of  44th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Apr  22.  A  B  Hartman  to  I  Hart- 
man   $18,000 

Berkeley  av,  300  ft  n  of  45th  st,  w  f  IB^x 
100;  Mar  29.  L  F  Pollen  to  J  B  Stubbs 
 $9,750 

Bishop  st,  216  ft  s  of  67th,  w  f  24x121  59- 
100,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  29.  B  F  May- 
hew  to  Mrs  J  Rhodes  $3,000 

Bond  av,  98  ft  n  of  80th  st,  e  f  50x126; 
Apr  30.  F  B  Reynolds  to  DeW  0  Butts 
 $2,000 

Bonney  av,  50  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  8.  M  M  Nye  to  J  H  Londrigan 
 $1,076 

Baena  av,  276  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  50x 
192;  Apr  6.  W  0  Peet  to  I  A  Porter 
 $6,19C 

Burling  st,  298  ft  s  of  Wrightwood  av,  w 
f  24x125;  Aug  10,'9<.  M  Kortum  to  W 
Schick  $2,600 


California  av,  n  w  cor  W  2()th  st,  e  f  126i 
410,  more  or  led^;  Apr  26.  V  Lala  to  J 

Czaja   «14,fi00 

Oatalpa  pi,  66  ft  n  of  Govern  st,  e  f  30x 
118;  Apr  26,'90.  M  A  Watris  to  A  P  Niel- 
sen  $2,050 

Oalnmet  av,  150  ft  8  of  20th  st,  e  f  26x 
m}4;  Apr  8.  O  H  Storkweather  to  Q 

M  Meeker  $17,010 

Calamet  av,  116  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  e  f  30x 
1293^;  Apr  1.  B  A  Pierce  to  L  G  Hop- 
kins  $6,000 

Calumet  av,  269  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  25x 
125,  acd  other  ppty;  Mar  25.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  W  Bailey  $7,200 

Centre  av,  96  ft  n  of  W  17th  st,  w  f  24x 
120;  Apr  30,  J  Caoh  to  W  R  Walleck 

 $5,000 

Ohamplain  av,  84  ft  s  of  44th  st,  w  f  41% 
xlOuJ^;  Apr  19.  J  C  F  Royer  to  R  B 

Finn  $8,500 

Ohamplain  av,  258  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  w  f  11 
xl34;  Apr  1.  D  P  Shaw  to  J  M  Darling 

 $6,500 

Ohamplain  av,  56  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  18x 
125;  Apr  26.  M  Finger  to  G  O  Gordon 

 $7,800 

Ohamplain  av,  375  ft  s  of  44th  st,  e  f  25x 
lif.i^;  Apr  1.  B  A  Piaroe  to  L  Q  Hop 

kins  *-.,000 

Ohamplain  av,  374  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f 
18  76-11  0x124  8-10;  Apr  30.  O  U  Doane 

to  B  Mayer  $8,500 

Ohamplaia  av,  344  ft  n  of  47th  st,  w  f  25x 
123;  Apr  11.  J  0  Snyder  to  L  0  Fair- 
banks $5,500 

Chicago  av  W,  n  w  cor  California,  s  f  66x 
15?;  May  1.  J  B  Fitzgerald  to  M  A  Fitz- 
gerald $6,600 

Chicago  av,  n  e  oor  Jan  Has?,  s  f,  299x 
1082,  more  or  less;  Apr  22.  Alsip  Brick 

Co  to  F  Alsip  et  al  $45,000 

Clarence  av,  166  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  25.  J  M  Mayer  to  J  E  Rich 

...   $1,250 

Clark  8t  N,  73  f t  n  w  of  Fletcher,  e  f  73x 
235;  Fletcher  st,  171  ft  w  of  N  Clark, 
B  f  100x63,  this  ppty  is  adjoining;  Mar 
12.  W  Schick  to  B  S  Qoldspoha .  .$16,000 
Clark  st  N,  s  e  oor  Argyle,  w  f  26x125; 

Apr  24.  E  Hammer  to  L  Ernst. .  .$11,000 
Clifton  av,  265  ft  n  of  W  28lh  st,  w  f  72x 
125;  Jan  15.  W   R  Smith  to  S  T  Mokel- 

Ron  $1,200 

CliftoD  av,  175  ft  n  of  Dunning  st,  e  f  50 
xl25;  Apr  15.  G  A  Seaverns  to  H  W 

Kirk    $1,7(0 

Colfax  av,  n  e  oor  120th  st,  w  f  97x125; 

Apr  10.  W  N  White  to  H  Jonte  $2,500 

Commonwealth  av,  102  ft  s  of  103rd  st,  e 
f  143x264,  more  cr  less;  Apr  16.  J  A 

Farwell  to  R  P  Layton  $3,'i00 

Cosgrove  av,  82  ft  e  of  E  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  8.'x42;  Apr  15.  S  M  Mont- 
gomery to  S  E  Joss    $1,000 

Oofrerrove  av,  82  ft  e  of  E  Ravenswood 
Park,  u  f  82x921^;  Apr  15.  8  E  Joss  to 

A  Bersbaok  $1,726 

Cottage  Grove  av,  s  w  cor  Bowen,  e  f 
\0i  7-lf  xl25,  und3>^  int;  Apr  16.  M  L 

Kerr  to  E  D  Thayer  Jr    $92,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  133  ft  n  of  66th  at,  e  f 
25x129;  Apr  26.  J  H  Taylor  to  L  D 

Webster  '.   $3,000 

Oa.-tis  st,  63  ft  s  of  Ohio,  w  f  2.5x116;  Apr 

30.  M  D  Falvey  to  A  Johnson  $3,600 

Dania  av,  165  ft  n  of  Division  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Apr  30.  H  M  Haoaen  to  R  D  Pea- 
cock  *3,O0O 

Dearborn  st,  213  ft  n  of  36th,  e  f  24x123; 
Apr  26.  0  Weatherson  to  F  F  Hynes 

 $3,0C0 

DeKoven  st,  50  ft  w  of  Clinton,  n  f  25x 
100,  also  Taylor  st,  83  ft  e  of  Clinton, 
n  f  25x108.  nnd  }4  int;  May  1.  J  Schnie- 

berg  to  A  Hydiok  et  al  $1,250 

Desplaines  st,  198  ft  a  of  103rd,  60x126; 

Apr  27.  J  L  Hall  to  S  M  German.  .$2,500 
Desplaines  st,  113  ft  s  of  53rd,  e  f  26x 
125%;  June  1,'90.  H  McOormiok  to  M 

MoGrath  $2,200 

Dickson  st,  625  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  24x 
1«8;  Apr  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Braicki 

  $1,182 

Diversey  av,  n  w  cor  California,  38  acres, 
more  or  less,  und  }4  int;  Apr  26.  B  0 

Givins  to  E  K  Gilbert  $62,500 

Diversey  av,  174  ft  w  of  N  40th,  n  f  25x 
126;  Apr  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  Parker 

 $1,077 

Division  st,  121  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  24xll«; 

Apr  27.  H  Schmidt  to  E  H  Schuldt.$6,450 
Drexel  av,  560  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  50x124 
64-100;  Apr  8.  G  Preble  to  H  0  Ogden 

 $3,800 

Duncan  av,  97  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  50x167; 
Apr  6,'94.  W  H  Ooughenonr  to  R  G 


Hall  $12,000 

Dunning  av,  231  ft  e  of  Loothport,  n  f  133 
xl21;  Apr  15.  R  Miller  to  A  Schneider 

 $0,750 

DoHsold  st,  ?6'1  ft  w  of  JeflfersoD,  s  f  25x 
75;  Apr  29.  A  Blooh  et  al  to  D  Oro^t 

  $l,8i!0 

Eastwood  av.  248  ft  e  of  Sheridan,  s  f  64x 
124;  \pr  25.  T  F  Kennedy  to  J  N  Young 

 $3,240 

Eggleston  av,  premises  No  7716  60x133; 

Apr  9.  M  Briggs  to  J  S  Mitchell. .  .$8,000 
Eggleston  av,  60  ft  s  of  71st  st,  w  f  25x 
119}^;  Apr  12.  C  H  Tabor  to  0  I  West- 

erfleld  $5,000 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  100  ft  e  of  Morgan  st, 
s  f  26x78;  Apr  2?.  R  DeJong  to  A 
Stika  $2,360 

Eighty-fourth  st,  n  w  oor  Walcott  av,  s  f 
1621^x189;  May  1.  A  A  Swanson  to  J 
Mies  $3,500 

Elbnru  av,  150  ft  w  of  Throop  st,  s  f  2ox 
103;  Apr  29.  M  Oonway  to  0  Yoang.$3,000 

Ellis  av,  310  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  21x171, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  29.  J  A  Odell  to  B 
Hirsch  $14,000 

Ellis  av,  267  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  50x296; 
Apr  15.  W  E  Hale  to  N  W  Harri8.$10,000 

niia  av,  U'8  7  10  ft  n  w  of  4l8t  st,  n  e  f 
50x178;  Apr  16.  W  M  Johnston  to  F  A 
Devlin   $30,000 

Emerald  av,  n  w  cor  68th  st,  e  f  48x145; 
Apr  1.  M  W  Shearer  Jr  to  W  N  Shearer 
Sr   :  $3,000 

Emerald  av,  160  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  40x 
143  9  1'1;  Apr  23.  K  Feldman  to  E  A 
Dann  $1,6C0 

Erie  st  W,  248  ft  W  of  N  Centre  av,  s  f  24 
x59;  May  1.  M  A  Connors  to  A  J  Moni- 
han  $4,000 

Erie  st,  105  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  Si  xlOd; 
Mar  29.  T  J  Nelson  to  G  W  Streetor 
 $1,010 

Essex  av,  198  ft  n  of  8lHt  st,  e  f  26x124, 
also  22  other  lots;  Apr  30.  A  G  Speight 
to  A  Speight.:  $lo,000 

Eugenie  st,  163  ft  e  of  Sedgwick,  n  f  24x 
106;  Apr  29.  J  Aokerly  to  N  Lukas.$2,126 

Evanston  av,  200  ft  n  w  of  Waveland,  s  w 
f  50x2241^;  Apr  18.  A  G  Johnson  to  E 
J  Johnson  $o,')00 

Evans  av,  300  ft  s  of  74th  st,  w  f  48x124; 
Apr  20.  A  A  Ball  to  J  E  Kane   $1,500 

Ewinu:  st,  125  ft  w  of  Jeflferson,  n  f  26x 
119;  Apr  29.  E->t  of  A  Carroll  to  M  T 
O'Oonuor      ."fS.KOo 

Fairfield  av,  251  ft  n  of  W  I8th  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Apr  29.  V  Kryda  to  M  Sterva. $3,500 

Faye  st,  126  ft  w  of  W  Raveni^wood  Park, 
B  f  371^x120  9  10;  Mar  13.  W  U  Cook- 
ingham  to  W  H  Welking  et  al . . . .  $3,9r>0 

Fifty-third  st,  49  ft  e  of  Peoria,  s  f  25x 
127;  Apr  29.  F  Forrest  to  D  J  Delaney 
 $1,800 

Fifty-third  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  29.  D  J 
Delaney  to  S  Forrest  $1,900 

Fifty-third  pi  W,  230  ft  w  of  Peoria  st,  a 
f  25x125;  Apr  3.  B  Schaeflein  to  O 
Reiohold   $1,500 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  25  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  n  f 
25x126;  Apr  24.  W  S  Sargent  to  E  Gill- 
man   $1,000 

Fifty-fourth  ot,  386  ft  w  of  Uoion  av,  n  f 
16x125;  Apr  15.  E  F  Dyer  to  J  L  Daven- 
port |3,6(  0 

Fifty-fourth  ot,  204  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
16x125;  Apr  16.  E  F  Dyer  to  J  A  Keenan 
   $3,500 

Fifty-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Bishop,  s  f  57xl£0; 
Apr  23.  J  M  Dwyer  et  al  to  F  T  Murphy 
 $8,000 

Fifty-seventh  st,  71  ft  w  of  Kimbark  av, 
8  f  35x98  3-10;  Mar  1.  0  A  Jerman  to  W 
R  Mitchell  $7,000 

Fifty  eighth  st,  189  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av, 
n  f  26x136;  Apr  15.  D  Stanfifer  to  J  W 
Olson  $1,600 

Fifty-eighth  st,  531  ft  e  of  Wallace,  s  f 
46x182;  Apr  27.  8  M  German  to  J  L 
Hall  $4,0rO 

Fifty-ninth  st,  99  ft  e  of  Heald,  n  f  25x 
64;  Oct  18,'87.  W  0  Budi  to  M  L  Will- 
iams  $2,600 

Fortestville  av,  211  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  60x 
120;  Apr  24.  W  J  Taylor  to  J  Glass 
 $29,500 

Forrestville  av,  50  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  20x 
120,  more  or  less;  Oct  1,'94.  M  Wiener 
to  A  E  MoGill  $8,600 

Forrestville  av,  160  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  60x 
120;  Apr  11.  F  G  Avers  to  G  A  Buerk 
 $12,000 

Forrestville  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  11.  G  A 
Buerk  to  O  L  Avers  $12,(00 

Forty-second  av  N,  n  w  oor  Dickens,  e  f 
49x1253^;  Apr  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  H 
Gary  $1,833 


Forty.seoond  st  W,  n  w  «or  SoldeBweok 

av,  e  f  96«]63i  Mar  21.  W  Boldenweok 
to  Or.  B  J  Cigrand  ,.$1,450 

Forty-seoond  pi  W,  273  ft  a  of  28ih  at,  e  f 
30x125;  Apr  23.  M  R  Ke«ler  et  al  to  U 

L  Tallman  $2,4(^0 

Forty-third  st,  42  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
8  f  42x125;  Apr  1.  L  G  Hopkins  to  B  A 
Pierce  $28,(00 

Forty-fourth  av  N.  209  ft  8  of  Dickens, 
e  f  51x125;  Aor  18.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E 
U  Gary  $2,096 

Forty-foarth  st,  307  ft  e  of  Wright,  n  f  24 
xl?5;  Jan  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Garfield 
B  &  L  Assn  $2,067 

Forty-fifth  st,  61  ft  e  of  Lake  av.  n  w  f  22 
x50;  Apr  19.  N  A  Rayer  to  R  Finn.$6,£00 

Eorty-sixth  st,  163  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  80.  E Oleson  to  F  Oleson 
 $5,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  213  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Apr  29.  M  Schneider  to 
E  Olson  $3,500 

Forty-eighth  av  N.  75  ft  n  of  Haroo  st,  w 
f  25x137;  Sep  4, '94.  U  0  Weiford  to  S  0 
Owen  $4,000 

Fortv-eighth  st,  226  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  25x124%;  Apr  24.  F  J  Southward  to 
M  B  Adarns  $11,000 

Forty-pivhlh  st.  76  ft  e  of  W,  o  1  n  f  25x 
105  7-10;  Apr  26.  E  Valkouska  to  K 
Gogulski  $3,5  >0 

Forty  eighth  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  8.  J 
Gogulski  to  E  Palkowski  $4  ?(10 

Foster  av,  171  ft  w  of  Wright  st,  n  f  26x 
124;  Apr  27.  K  Clay  to  T  Bennett. . $2,8('0 

Franklin  av  s  e  oor  Idlst  st,  w  f  773^1 
1221/2;  Apr  30.  T  J  Bashford  et  al  to  J 
B  Smith  Jr  $1,000 

Fulton  st,  381  ft  w  of  California  av,  s  f 
26x150;  Apr  23.  C  Kuecht  to  H  Boedeker 
    $2,600 

FuHon  st,  370  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  24 
68-100x150;  Apr  1.  E  O  Brow  a  to  N  B 
Tilt  . .  $8,500 

Fulton  at,  50  ft  e  of  Carpenter,  n  f  25x100; 
Apr  22.  L  J  Lennox  to  J  Garnek  .$3,600 

Fulion  8t  38  ft  e  of  Artesian  av,  s  f  37*^x 
li  0,  more  or  less;  May  1.  T  H  Q  egori 
to  J  O'Connor   $2,500 

Garden  av  162  ft  w  of  Oaliforni  t,  s  f  24x 
126;  Apr  23.  No  Ohgo  Mut  8  Jfc  B  Asau 
to  P  Machery  $1,300 

Gaalt  pi,  15P  ft  s  of  Elm  st.  w  f  26xUO; 
Apr  30  W  Boyd  to  A  Landgrpn  ...  $3  41.0 

Giddings  st.  37  44-100  ft  e  of  Wright  av. 
D  f  37  44  l(H'xl2i  79-100;  Apr  2!.  w 
Monro  to  J  Gardiner   $',110 

Goodspeed  st.  166  ft  n  of  46th.  e  f  24x124; 
Mar  30.  J  Kolanowski  to  J  Kaaper. $4,500 

Grand  blvd,  2!  5  ft  s  of  4l8t  st,  e  f  48xl5('; 
Mar  18.  Kst  of  G  F  Stone  to  G  w  Shan- 
non  $12,00(? 

Grand  blvd,  .349  ft  •<  of  47th  st.  e  f  50xl5(i; 
Apr  27.  L  H  Fames  to  E  Mecdel  $15,(  C0 

Grand  av,  s  w  cor  O'Brien,  u  f  25xl423^x 
95;  Apr  15  J  F  Thompson  to  A  M  Olson 
 $1,6(10 

Green  st.  24  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x125;  Apr 
26.  A  Bihl  to  J  M  Stover  $3,500 

Green  st,  325  ft  a  of  P9th,  e  f  25x12 ">;  Apr 
26.  A  Bihl  to  J  M  Stover  $3,500 

Qrenshaw  st,  147  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Feb  27.  A  Miller  et  al  to  D 
Miller  $1,300 

Qrenshaw  st,  100  ft  e  of  Jan  Huss,  n  f  25 
sl02;  Apr  30.  K  Klemnetsen  to  N  E 
Gleason   $6,000 

Gross  av,  72  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Apr  30.  T  Olson  to  E  Olson   $2,500 

Halsted  st,  98  ft  n  of  63rd,  w  f  26x126; 
May  1.  L  Carroll  to  J  Cannon  $2,000 

Hubbard  st,  98  ft  e  of  N  47th  av,  s  f  24x 
119;  Sept  20,'88,  L  8  Dewey  to  A  E 
Kierig  $1,605 

Harrison  st,  74  f t  e  of  W  44th  pi,  n  f  25x 
126;  May  1.  R  B  Fishburn  to  E  Turner 
 $1,000 

Holt  st,  260  ft  s  of  Blanche,  e  f  24x124; 
Mar  26.  M  8  Venable  to  L  O3owski.$2,000 

Harding  av,  141  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  48x 
124  and  other  ppty;  Apr  30.  J  Kelly  to 
F  S  Thompson  . . .'     $4,-500 

Humboldt  blvd,  s  w  oor  Maplewood  av,  n 
f  49x166;  Apr  20.  J  A  Tandberg  to  J  T 
Nordhen  $»,900 

Honore  st,  115  ft  s  of  e5th,  e  f  35x125; 
Mar  9.  G  Clarke  to  A  G  Winters ...  $2  550 

Hoffman  av,  233  ft  s  of  Garden,  e  f  24j^x 
126;  May  1.  M  Rust  to  W  H  A  Rust 
  $3,000 

Howard  st,  118  ft  n  of  W  97th,  w  f  50x160; 
Apr  26.  C  N  D  Bennett  to  Mrs  M  B 
Mason  $1,000 

Halsted  at,  125  ft  a  of  Monroe,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  27.  A  McDonald  to  W  Porter 
 $12,000 


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Halsted  st,  106  fi  n  of  35th,  w  f  25xl24>^; 

May  1.  A  Stein  to  M  Nanmann  f7,000 

Hermitage  av,  375  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  75x 
125;  June  4,'94.  H  Phipps  Jr  to  J  8 

Beck  $1,125 

Hermitage  av,  Bame  ppty;  Mar  26.  J  8 

Beok  to  J  Kramp  $1,750 

Halsted  st,  49  ft  s  of  52Dd,  w  f  25x125; 
Apr   19.   Est  of    H   Leveieuz  to  A 

Leverenz  $1,200 

Hamboldt  av,  150  ft  w  of  Logan  Square, 
n  f  75x160;  Jan  5.  O  H  Turner  to  J  L 

Hanson  et  al   $2,100 

Homan  av,  155  ft  n  of  Ogden,  w  f  70x125; 
Apr  17.  0  F  Sohullz  to  O  J  Hansen 

 $3,000 

Hamboldt  blvd,  278  f  t  w  of  Sacramento 
av,  n  f  50x120;  Apr  26.  L  Qoetz  to  H 

Fletcher  $2,500 

Humboldt  blvd,  same  ppty;  Apr  26.  H 

Fletcher  to  L  Goetz  $2,500 

Hoyne  av,  73  ft  s  of  Thomas  st,  w  f  27}^x 
103,1^;  Apr  29.  O  Sohoenwerk  to  M  A 

Deegan  $7,625 

Howard  av,  n  w  cor  107th  st,  e  f  52  8-lOx 
105;  Mar  6,'94.  0  A  Sawyer  to  E  0  Noble 

 $1,800 

Indiana  av,  249  ft  n  of  36th  st,  e  f  25x 
1781^;  Apr  17.  H  L  Wineman  to  H 

Heym  $5,5C0 

Indiana  av,  244  ft  n  of  32nd  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Apr  25.  T  R  Melody  to  D  Hardin 

 $7,200 

Indiana  av,  150  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  148i.^x 
112,  also  lot  8  adj,  Apr  20.  F  B  Severs 

to  I  MoCord  et  al  $30,000 

Indiana  av,  244  ft  n  of  32nd  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Apr  16.  M  Hess  to  T  R  Melody 

 $6,250 

Irving:  Pk  av,  1599  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f 
6.402  acres  more  or  less;  Apr  22.  J  W 

Shelby  Sr  to  H  L  Mason  et  al  $10,250 

Jasper  st,  150  ft  e  of  N  42nd  av,  s  f  50x 
122  and  other  ppty;  Apr  30.  N  E  Qlea- 

son  to  K  Elemmetsen  $1,500 

Jane  st,  82  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  s  f  25x120; 
Apr  25.  M  Johnsen  to  E  A  Anderson 

 $1,300 

Janssen  av,  119  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f  25x 
liO;  Apr  30.  W  O  Stammeyer   to  A 

Biedenweg  $2,100 

Jane  st,  s  e  oor  Rockwell,  n  f  24x120;  May 

1.  P  O  Jensen  to  J  Splett  $4,600 

JefEerson  st,  200  ft  s  of  120th,  e  f  50x123 
49-100;  Apr  22.  M  Stiles  et  al  to  F  8 

White   $1,4C0 

Jackson  av,  131  ft  s  of  54th  st,  e  f  19  1-10 
xl06^;  Apr  22.  J  0  F  Royer  to  R  B 

Finn  $7,500 

Kedzie  av,  209  ft  s  of  12th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  17.  O  J  Hansen  to  0  F  Sohnltz 

 $9,000 

Kenmore  av,  50  ft  n  of  Argyle,  e  f  50x150; 
Apr  26.  J  Fredenhagen  to  B  E  Hower 

 $8,000 

Kedzie  av,  57  ft  e  of  Oonrtland  ct,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  18,'94.  N  F  Olson  to  D  Thomas 

 $1,400 

Einzie  st,  118  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  b  f  24x138; 
Apr  23.  J  L  Douglas  to  A  B  Douglas 

 $1,835 

Langloy  av,  premises  No  3734,  203^x107; 

Apr  30.  J  F  Thompson  to  J  Kelley. $9,000 
Lincoln  av,  200  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of  Cor- 
nelia, strip  75  ft  thro  to  Paulina  st,  Apr 

24.  H  L  Wheatley  to  0  H  Jaok8on.$15,000 
Lake  st,  175  ft  e  of  W  41st,  s  f  25x180, 

and  other  ppty;  Apr  26,  H  Gnndelach 
to  Mrs  H  N  Sasseen  $8,000 

LawDdale  av,  226  f t  n  of  W  26th  st,  e  f 
25x126;  Apr  26.  J  N  Cunning  to  A  H 
Gross  $4,500 

Lowe  st,  IOC  ft  s  of  30th,  e  f  25x125;  Apr 

25.  M  Foereter  to  B  Zimmermann.|l,700 
Laflin  st,  s  e  oor  56th,  w  f  60x124,  and 

other  ppty;  Apr  4.  N  A  Mayer  to  E  A 
Dunn  $4,000 

La  Salle  st,  320  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  25x136; 
Apr  3.  E  R  Trask  to  J  Moir  $2,400 

Lini  oln  st,  376  f t  n  e  of  65th,  n  w  f  30x 
127;  Mar  26.  D  Hnleatte  to  M  J  Condon 
 $2,000 

Langley  av,  102  ft  sof  46th  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Apr  10.  W  O  Plunkett  to  H  A  Brown 
 $3,400 

La  Salle  st,  177  ft  n  of  W  57th  pi,  w  f  24x 
136,  more  or  less;  Apr  20.  S  Q  Hammill 
to  J  F  Hahn  $2,325 

Lake  st  W,  119  66-100  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n 
f  59  83-1(0x141;  May  1.  M  Q  Mcintosh 
to  M  A  Borland  $20,000 

La  Fayette  st,  50  ft  a  cf  71st,  e  f  50x164; 
Apr  24.  J  P  Mallette  to  E  Moeller.$3,000 

Lake  st,  50  ft  e  of  Green,  s  f  34x95,  more 
or  less;  Apr  29.  E  J  Lewis  to  W  P  Hook 
 •  $8,500 

Larrabee  st,  192  ft  n  of  Eugenie,  w  f  24x 


126;  Apr  27.  H  Offenlooh  to  M  Mohr 

neiser  ..$3,500 

Loomis  st,  50  ft  w  49th  pi,  e  f  25x123  5-10; 
July  21,'90.  O  J  Vopioka  et  al  to  J 

O'Brine    $1,300 

Lee  av,  264  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Apr  15.  Est  of  AO  Hesing  to  J 

Maohogan  $1,525 

Lake  Shore  Drive,  20  ft  s  of  Goethe  st,  e 
f  201^x64  67-100;  Apr  24.  V  0  Darkes 

to  M  Aldis   $12,000 

Langley  av,  premises  No  4338  19x126; 
May  1.  F  R  WoodrnflE  to  W  F  Berry 

 $7,500 

Langley  av,  s  w  oor  42nd  st,  e  f  25x124)^; 

Apr  29.  M  8  Uook  to  T  J  Ryan ..  .$20,900 
Langley  av,  216  ft  s  of  44(h  st,  w  f  25x 

101;  Mar  26.  J  Kramp  to  W  Webb. $6,000 
Lexington  st,  103  ft  e  of  Spanlding  av,  s 
f  25x124;  Apr  15.  Est  of  G  E  Shoen- 

berger  to  W  L  Oarqaeville  $1,100 

Lunt  st,  8  e  oor  Myrtle,  n  f  50x159,  and 
other  ppty;  Jan  24.  L  E  Orandall  to  L 

Henderson  $3,000 

Madison  av,  110  ft  n  of  54th  st.  w  f  50x 
150;  Mar  26.  E  Green  to  0  L  Van  der 

Lip  $7,000 

Madison  av,  128  ft  n  of  75th  st,  w  f  25x 
125  78-100;  Apr  30.  J  Swan  to  M  Gra- 
ham  $1,000 

Madison  st,  283  ft  w  of  W  50th,  s  f  57  7-10 
xl70;  Apr  16.  T  J  Tidlnnd  to  J  L  Daven- 
port $5,000 

Madison  st,  465  ft  w  of  W  50tb,  s  f  51  7-10 
xl70;  Apr  15.  J  L  Davenport  to  T  J 

Tidlnnd  $6,000 

Madsen  av,  s  w  cor  W  42nd  st,  n  f  49x124; 
Mar  21.  W  Boldenweck  to   Dr  B  J 

Oigrand  $1,000 

Malder  st,  190  ft  n  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  50x 
150,  more  or  less;  Apr  8.  D  Tilt  to  A 

Engle  $3,r00 

Maplewood  av,  175  ft  n  of  Wabaneia,  w  f 
50x125;  Apr  22.  Est  of  J  W  Hambleton 

to  A  G  Qranstrom  $2,200 

Maple  av,  162  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  60il22; 

Apr  27.  0  L  Benson  to  J  L  Martin .  $5.5C0 
Maple  av,  191  ft  s  of  Pratt,  w  f  50x1221^^; 

Apr  16.  J  M  Carlson  to  B  Larson.  .$5,000 
Market  st,  115  ft  n  of  Elm,  e  f  26x100, 
Apr  25.  A  P  Kastler  to   J  B  Thorsen 

 $10,000 

Marehfield  av,  premises  No  3651  24x125; 

Apr  15.  0  Ahern  to  T  Savage  $1,000 

Marshfield  av,  same  ppy;  Apr  16.  T  Sav- 
age to  J  Ahom  '  $1  000 

Marshfield  av.  139  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  25x 
125,  and  o'.her  ppty;  Apr  20.  I  McOord 

to  F  B  Severs  $15,600 

Marshfield  av,  141  ft  s  of  86th  st,  e  f  50x 

125;  Apr  26.  R  Seaton  to  N  Kohl.. $1,000 
Maryland  av,  80  ft  s  of  63rd  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jan  29.    H  E  Morse  to  A  Connelly 

 $2,000 

MoChesney  av,  223  ft  n  of  65th  st.  e  f  25x 
122;  Apr  29.  T  Klasen  to  L  A  Stallart 

 $1,800 

Melrose  st,  917  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 
35x165,  und  }4  "nt;  ^Pr  19.  E  Dickin- 
son to  C  J  Bloomstrom  et  al  $3,500 

Mentmore  av,  60  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  92^^ 
xl50;  Apr  27.  Mast  in  Chy   to  M  E 

Whitney...  -...$1,608 

Mentmore  av,  50  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  92>^ 
xl50;  Apr   27.   Mast  in  Chy   to  M  E 

Whitney  $1,608 

Michigan  av,  445  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  e  f  50x 
220,  more  or  less;  Sep  24, '94.  A  N  Reeoe 

to  C  J  Sward  et  al   $5,000 

Michigan  av,  33  ft  8  of  25th  st,  e  f  6x64; 

Apr  25.  Q  /V  Reed  to  A  H  Martin. .  $8,500 
Michigan  av,  396  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  49>^ 
x200,  more  or  less;  J  S  Mitchell  to  M 

Briggs  $6,000 

Michigan  av,  38  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Apr  26.   J  W  Thrnnston  to  W  C  Loar 

 $3,000 

Millard  av,  s  w  oor  W  25th  st,  e  f  100x124; 
Apr  4.  W  J  Andrews  to  M  W  Shanahan 

  $7,000 

Milwaukee  av,  108  tt  n  w  of  Fell  st,  n  e  f 
22  ft  to  Fell  st,  Apr  24.  E  Hillebrand  to 

M  Hillebrand  $13,000 

Milwaukee  av,  273  ft  n  w  of  Wood  st,  n  e 
f  25x118;  Apr  29.  A  Hoerr  to  J  Clark 

  $15,000 

Miltmore  av,  221  ft  n  of  Dunning  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Apr  18.  Mast  iu  Chy  to  E  H 

Gary  $1,500 

Monroe  st  E,  s  e  oor  Dearborn,  n  f  131 
x90,  leasehold  int  therein;  Mar  16.  Com- 
mercial Safety  Deposit  Co  to  Shepherd 

Brooks   $170,0C0 

Monroe  st  W,  premises  No  1475  and  1477 
50x193;  Mar  31.  E  G  Koeppe  to  J  H 

Chapman  $14,000 

Montana  at,  215  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  25 


xl23;  Ap:  1.  C  Latall  to  A  Ugel . .  .$2,800 
Morgan  st,  266  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  25x124 
68-100;  Mar  28.  G  Fisk  to  F  A  Hilker 

 $2,000 

Morgan  st,  175  ft  s  of  Washington,  e  f  40 
x250;   Apr  29.   M   Monahan    to   J  P 

Kenny  $20,000 

Morgan  st,  same   ppty;  Apr   29.   J  P 

Kenny  to  E  Monahan  $iO,000 

Morgan  st,  141  ft  s  of  59ih,  e  f  25x1. 4; 

May  1.  J  Mies  to  A  A  Swanson  ....  $3,500 
Morgan  st,  106  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  50x124 
57-100;  Apr  20.    O   Rnhleman   to  A 

Birsohberg   $1,600 

Mozart  st.  100  ft  s  of  Bryon,  w  f  50x134)^ ; 
Apr  29.  M  Rothstein  to  I  Applebanm 

 $2,100 

Murray  st,  225  ft  8  of  90th,  e  f  41x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Mar  15.  V  0  Phelps  to 

H  M  McDonald  $2,500 

Muskegon  av,  80  ft  n  of  9  )th  st,  w  f  25x 
1381^;  Apr  20.  A  L  Voelkner  to  J  Kooh 

 $1,900 

Nebraska  av,  304  ft  s  of  Armitage,  w  f  25 
xl52;  Apr  26.  J  M  Race  to  A  J  Olsen 

 $1,500 

Nelson  at,  300  ft  e  of  Blucher,  n  f  33x131; 
Apr  23.  J    Manteuflfel    to   A  Nystrom 

   $8,550 

Ninetieth  pi,  s  e  oor  Lange  av,  n  f  lOOx 
123;  Feb  14.  D  J  O'Connor  to  Catholic 

Bishop  of  Chgo  $1,450 

Ninety-first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Vinoennes  av, 
s  f  50x125;  Apr  18.  8  E  Gross  to  O  L 

Martin  ,  $1,4C0 

Ninety-sixth  st,  39  ft  w  of  Erie  av,  n  f  150 
xl38  Feb  21,'8l,   C  Forster  to  C  H  Nix 

 $4,600 

Noble  av,  175  fte  of  E  Ravenswood  Park, 
s  f  25x125;  Apr  25.  A  Voss  to  M  Voss 

 $1,600 

Norwood  ct,  216  ft  e  of  E  Circle  av,  s  f 
165x175,  more  or  less;  Apr  24.  Q  Haw 

kinson  to  M  D  F  Stevers  .....  $6,000 

Norwood  av,  141  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  50x 
1233^;  Jan  13.  S  H  Austin  Jr  to  A  Im- 

hoflf  $2,250 

Oakdale  av,  141  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  39x 
125;  Apr  24.  E  Benson  to  M  Nelson 

 $7,500 

Oakenwald  av,  premises  No  4630  26x125; 

Apr  30.  A  Potratzto  C  T  Williams.$ll,000 
Oakley  av,  164  ft  s  of  Taylor  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Apr  29.  R  Jentzsoh  to  E  A  Reyn- 
olds $2,500 

Oakwood  blvd.  200  ft  e  of  Grand,  a  f  50x 
15634;  Apl  30.  Est  of  W  W  Phelps  to  J 

Blain  $10.,000 

Ogden  av,  186  ft  s  w  of  Trumbull,  n  w  f 
25x135;  Apr  26.  J  Brown  to  J  Ritzma 

 $1,700 

Oglesby  av,  47  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  125x125; 
Apr  20.  T  H  Watson  to  J  Brownlee 

 $7,500 

Oglesby  av,  188  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  60x 
165;  Apr  29.  T  F  Ransford  to  J  P  Mac- 
kenzie $9,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  n  w  cor 
Wentworth  av,  s  f  181x125;  Apr  22.  W 

G  Krutz  Jr  to  R  L  McElroy   $5,600 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  pi,  160  ft 
e  of  Union  av,  n  f  25x1543^;  Apr  10.  0 

Knndson  to  G  C  Wolf  ...$3,600 

One  Hundred  and  Third  st,  24  ft  w  of 
Murray  av,  s  f  48x1323^;  Apr  27,  J  A 

Anderson  to  J  T  Swan  $3,100 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  400  ft  w 
of  Howard  av,  s  f  26x160;  Mar  2.  M 

Arfman  to  L  Doensing  $2,250 

Ontario  av,  123  ft  s  of  84th  st,  w  f  25x124; 

Feb  16,'91.  W  Burde  to  J  Konwik.  ,$1,100 
Otto  st,  n  e  cor  Robey,  s  f  25x125;  Apr  25; 

A  Rother  to  H  Siegel  $5,OC0 

Park  av.  132  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  20i^x 
132;  Apr  22.  F  J  Winston  to  J  8  Zim- 
merman :  $6,000 

Parnell  av,  200  ft  s  of  32nd  st,  e  f  24 
85-100x124  87-lCO;  May  28,'91.  H  I  Sax- 
ton  to  J  Grant  et  al  $1,8C0 

Paulina  st,  50  ft  n  of  Clarinda,  w  f  26x 
130;  Apr  8.  C  Damler  et  al  to  O  Brulm 

 $3,300 

Pemberton  st,  n  w  oor  Leiand  av,  e  f  50x 
150;  Apr  22.  G  H  Ross  to  0  M  Sohwahn 

 $3,300 

Peoria  st.  258  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  33x124; 

Mar  9.  O  B  Green  to  W  M  Moore.  .$1,462 
Peoria  st,  126  ft  s  of  Jackson,  w  f  25x125; 

Apr  25.  G  Wernheller  to  P  Fuoh? . .  $6,500 
Phillips  av,  n  w  cor  Slst  st,  e  f  98x124, 
also  4  other  lot.*;  Apr  30.  M  E  Johnson 

to  A  Speight....  .  . ."  $6,000 

Potomac  av,  178  ft  w  of  Rockwell  st,  n  f 
25x120;  Apr  3.  M  Numann  to  J  Schow 

 $1,675 

Prairie  av,  50  ft  s  of  Gano  st.  w  f  25x130; 
Apr  19.  J  0  F  Royer  to  R  B  Finn. $22,000 


Ravenswood  Park  W,  n  e  oor  Wellington 
av,  w  f  50x116;  Apr  23.  S  Brown  Jr  to 

L  H  W  Koropp  $1,960 

Ravenswood  Park  E,  43  ft  s  of  Cosgrove 
av,  w  f  50x82;  Apr  16.  8  E  Joss  to  8  M 

Montgomery  $1,000 

Rhodes  av,  121  ftnof  Ellis  ct,  e  f  50x124; 

Apr  23.  R  B  Finn  to  J  O  F  Royer.$65,000 
Rhodes  av,  n  e  oor  73rd  st,  w  f  30x125; 
Apr  25.  W  F  McDonald  to  F  I  Elarton 

 $2,800 

Rhodes  av,  212  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Mar  28.  A  A  Swanson  to  E  C  DeMoe 

  $1,200 

Rhodes  av,  212  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Apr  23.  E  C  Deaaoe  to  A  K  Anderson 

 $l,(  00 

Rioe  st,  200  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f  26 
xl24;   Mayl.    A  H  Stephani  to  J  G 

Vogt  $1,500 

Roger  Park,  It  13  blk  22,  ex  e  36  ft;  Apr 

23.  W  L  Hoflfnaan  to  F  0  Perkins ..  $2,600 
Ro80O9  Bt,  216  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  25x1:  5;  Apr  1  H  O  Hansen  to 

A  H  Burley   $2,365 

Saginaw  av,  285  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  25x 
1383^:  Apr  27.  Mrs  H  Blaokney  to  Mrs 

S  Richter  et  al   $  1.000 

Saginaw  av,  50  ft  s  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x1383^; 
Apr  13.  Kordeoki    B   &  L   Assn  to  J 

P»tke   $1,076 

Sangamon  st,  27  ft  n  of  Harrison,  e  f  5nx 
111  45-100;  Apr  29.  M  Monahan  to  J  P 

Kenny  $15,000 

Sangamon  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  29.  J  P 

Kenny  to  E  Monahau  '.  $15,000 

Sangamon  st,  100  ft  s  of  Congress,  e  f  60 
xll9  42-100;  Apr  29.  M  Monahan  to  J 

P  Kenny  $13,f  00 

Sangamon  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  29.  J  P 

Kenny  to  E  Monahan  $12,000 

Sangamon  st,  160  ft  n  of  53rd,  e  f  69x 
1243^;  Apr  15. W  Janke  to   F  Sagert 

 $3,500 

Sangamon  st,  198  ft  s  of  62nd,  w  f  25x 
1243^;  Nov  22,'94.  J  W  Steiner  to  F  L 

Simpson  $2,250 

Sawyer  av,  190  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Apr  12.  A  Skokan  to  J  Hanijsie 

 $1,480 

Sawyer  av,  125  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  11.  P  A  Zimmermann  to  J 

Larsen  $4,300 

Seminary  av,  316  ft  s  of  Belmont,  w  f  25x 
125;  Apr  26.  F  V  Blonquist  to  C  Lay- 

strom  $1,750 

Seminary  av,  162  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  373^x 
124;  Apr  30.  M  Justmann  to  H  Voigt 

 $4,600 

Seventieth  st,  82  ft  w  of  Haward,  s  f  50x 
100;  Apr  27.  J  8  Hammiok  to  J  N  Elling- 
ton $16,000 

Seventy-first  st,  216  ft  w  of  Madison  av, 
n  f  333.^x125;  Apr  6.  F  F  Bennett  et  al 

to  A  E  Smith  $5,000 

Seventy-second  st,  99  ft  e  of  Nutt  av,  s  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  19.  H  E 

Fletcher  to  F  F  Bennett  $23,750 

Seventy-seventh  st,  140  ft  w  of  Wright,  s 
f  60x1483^;  Jan  16,'94.  J  F  MoGnire  to 

O  Hungeford  $16,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  60  ft  n  e  of  Coles  av, 
s  f  50x87;  Apr  6.  H  J  Beal  to  M  Cannon 

 $4,300 

Sheffield  av,  125  ft  n  of  Wellington,  e  f  25 
xl24;  May  1.  F  Nitteberg  to  S  L  Stir- 

mell  $10,000 

Sheffield  av,  376  ft  n  of  Lincoln  st.  e  f  26 
xl40;  Apr  25.  W  Dreiske  to  J  Under- 
wood $2,75  J 

Sheffiald  av,  n  e  cor  Concord  pi.  w  f  24x 

100;  Apr  24.  W  Kurz  to  P  Hess ...  $15,000 
Sheridan  av,  450  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x 
165;  Apr  26.  E  A  DeLand  to  8  F  Meyer 

.  . .    $8,500 

Shields  av,  150  ft  n  of  72nd  st,  e  f  4fixl26; 
Apr  1.  R  E  Brownell  to  I  D  Morrison 

 $6,152 

Shields  av,  223  ft  n  of  l!4th  st,  w  f  26x 

123;  Apr  4,  L  P  P/au  to  J  Fultz.  .$2,^00 
Shober  st,  250  ft  n  of  Potomac  av,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Apr  18.  W  8  Lasher  to  C  Q  Gran- 

qaist  .  .*   $3,400 

Sixth  av,  336  f  t  s  e  of  95th  st,  n  e  f  76x 
lv6;  Aug  20,'93,  I  Lawritzen  to  E  M 

Walker  $1,800 

Sixtieth  st,  191  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f  26x 

122;  Apr  27,  R  Conse  to  H  Kelley.. $2,730 
Sixty-second  pi  W,  300  ft  e  of  Homan  av, 
n  f  50x124;  Mar  10.'91.  H  Hammond  to 

G  P  dtewart  $1,000 

Sixty  third  st,  n  w  oor  School,  s  f  60x130; 
Mar  27.  Young  Mens  Chrijtiqn  Assn  of 
Englewood  to  H  R  Nawman  bt  al. $25,000 
Sixty-fourth  st,  120  ft  e  of  Oglesby  av, 
u  f  46x1'^;  4pr  2:?.  S  L  Bell  to  L  M  Bell 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AKP  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  1, 189S. 


DAVID  BRADLEY  M'P'G  CO. 


WILL  REMOVE  TO 


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Mr  DaviJ  Bradley  tbe  oldest  plow  maker  now  living,  who  came  here  In  the  "thirties"  has  seen  the  fruition  of  his  industry  and  hard  work  assume  such 
mgantic  oStiS  as  to  actuX  f^^^  him  out  of  Chicago;  or,  to  be  a  little  more  explicit,  the  David  Bradley  M'f'g.  Co.,  which  is  the  culmination  o  all  those 
fea?s  of  harffbT  finds  iS^^^^^^^^  a  century's  growth,  hemmed  in  with  valuable  properties  which  practically  present  further  enlargement  in  its  present 
ouarters  AlthShTocc^^^^^^^^^  ground  equal  to  a  block  or  more,  it  nevertheless  finds  it  expedient  to  remove  its  plant  to  Bradley  City,  (former  y  North  Kankakee) 
where  at  has  secSgrc^^^^^  acres,  and  there,  with  its  buildings  already  erected  and  to  be  erectad  and  with  its  army  of  employes 

Tnd  their  families  it  pr^^  to  stamp  upon  that  locality  the  impress  of  the  energy  and  push  that  has  characterized  its  policy  up  to  the  present  time.  The 
Removal  in  n™  way  changL  the  proprietorship  nor  management.  Mr.  David  Bradley  will  continue  as  President,  his  son  Mr  J.  Har  ey  Bradley  as  Vice  President 
Ind  Trea^irer  and  Mr  Geo  H.  Francis  as  Secretary.  No  particular  change  in  the  line  of  manufacturing  is  contemplated,  except  that  additional  lines  may  be 
added  from  timl  to  time  as  the  demands  for  them  present  themselves.  The  old  '  Garden  City  Clipper"  Plow-flrst  made  in  1833,  and  which  has  since  made  itself 
known  the  world  over,  will  continue  to  be  one  of  the  prominent  features  of  the  output. 


The  producing  capacity  of  the  plant  shown  on  this  page  can  be  better  appreciated,  perhaps,  when  we  state  that  each  of  the  two  large  buildings  which  are 
of  brick,  are  80  by  4ul>  feet,  and  the  others  in  proportion.  Shipping  facilities  are  simply  perfect,  as  all  fuel  and  stock  will  be  delivered  at  the  engine  room  or  into 
the  warehouses,  while  shipments  out  will  be  loaded  from  the  warehouse  platforms  into  the  cars. 

Bradley  City  is  located  about  50  miles  south  of  Chicago  at  the  junction  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad  with  the  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Iowa  railroad,  the  last 
named  intersecting  every  road  running  out  of  Chicago  except  two.  The  town  has  electric  cars  and  is  lighted  with  electricity.  There  are  already  other 
manufacturing  establishments  there  and  when  this  company  gets  into  running  order  the  population  of  Bradley  City  will  be  3,000  or  more  souls,  and  as  the  near 
future  is  likely  to  see  other  manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  the  splendid  shipping  and  other  advantages  of  this  location  the  rapid  growth  of  the  town  is 
practically  assured. 

Another  feature  of  this  removal,  which  will  be  of  a  good  deal  of  interest  to  many  is  the  fact  that  it  leaves  for  rent  some  very  desirable  property  for 
manufacturers  who  need  less  space  or  for  wholesale  jobbers  or  merchants  who  wish  to  get  into  quarters  which  are  rapidly  taking  on  the  character  of  a  jobbing 
center  for  heavy  hardware,  steel,  seeds,  paints,  pipe,  pipe  fittings,  etc.  This  comprises  125  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  street  (53  to  63),  130  feet  on  Fulton,  200  feet  on 
N.  Jefferson,  and  an  unoccupied  lot  with  170  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  and  150  feet  on  Fulton,  this  last  having  a  street  on  three  sides  of  it.  Wide  alleys  between  these 
buildings  gi re  good  light  and  ventillation,  and  furnish  facilities  for  receiving  and  shipping  goods  at  the  rear.  Just  across  the  street  from  this  property  are  already 
located  Howe,  Brown  &  Co.,  steel  merchants;  Hennion  &  Hubbel,  pumps,  pipe  and  fittings;  John  Lucas  &  Co,  wholesale  paints  and  dry  colors;  and  Northrup, 
Braslan  Goodwin  Co.,  wholesale  seeds;  while  within  one  or  two  blocks  are  found  the  establishments  of  Martin  Ryerson  &  Co.,  Jones  &  Laughlins  Co  ,  Scully  Steel 
and  Iron  Co  and  the  National  Tube  Works. 

This  location  is  within  ten  minutes  walk  of  the  Court  House,  or  five  minutes  ride  over  the  Lake  street  ''L.,"  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  or  the  Lake  street  or 
Randolph  street  surface  roads,  three  of  which  pass  the  property.  It  is  near  to  three  of  the  principal  freight  depots  and  not  very  far  from  any  of  them,  and  while 
bounded  on  two  sides  by  street-car  tracks  the  cars  do  not  in  anyway  interfere  with  the  receiving  or  shipping  of  goods. 

That  this  locality  is  desirable  goes  without  saying,  and  that  these  buildings  will  be  quickly  rented  when  it  is  known  they  are  in  the  market,  is  beyond 
question.  There  are  about  250,000  square  feet  of  floor  space.  The  building  will  be  refitted,  added  to  or  changed  to  suit  the  requirements  of  desirable  tenants. 
Any  information  wanted  concerning  terms  of  rental  of  any  or  all  of  this  property  will  be  furnished  by  the  Company  if  addressed  at  their  Office 

63  N.  Desplaines  Street,  C]:iicag:o. 


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et  al   $3,900 

Sixty  sixth  st,  44  ft  e  of  Winter,  n  f  23J^ 
xl20;  Apr  26.  f  Biedle  to  J  M  Smith 
 $7,5  )0 

Sixty-seventh  st,  169  ft  w  of  C  R  I  &  P 
Ry,  n  f  30x171;  Apr  25.  J  Howard  to  E 
O  Shnltz  $:^,215 

Sixty-ninth  st,  187  ft  w  of  Yale,  s  f  25t198; 
Apr  26.  J  J  Harrington  to  D  W  Storrs 
 f  1,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  119  ft  e  of  Woodlawn  av, 
8  f  60x125;  Apr  25.  J  Glass  to  W  J 
Taylor   $2,5CO 

Sixty-ninth  pi,  416  ft  w  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  s  f  75x160;  Apr  26.  M  Barns  to  P 
Hanify  $6,000 

South  Central  Park  av,  premises  No  293 
25x126;  Apr  24.  N  B  Smith  to  A  8  Braser 
 $6,500 

Southport  av,  48  ft  n  of  School  st,  w  f  24 
xl'iS;  Apr  16.  0  W  Vail  to  M  Ott..$10,t00 

Spaolding  av,  25  ft  n  of  25th  st,  w  f  25x 

125,  and  other  ppty ;  Apr  22.  W  Lorimer 
to  F  T  Marphy   $5,600 

Spanlding  av,  s  e  car  W  2l8t  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Apr  17.  E  P  LoLg  to  O  J  Hansen 
 $2,000 

State  st,  75  ft  s  of  109th,  e  f  125x121;  Apr 
24.  Equitable  Trust  Co  to  G  J  Van  den 
Berg  $4,000 

State  st,  25  ft  s  of  104th,  w  f  54x121;  Apr 
29.  A  Hoerr  to  J  Clark  $1,500 

Stewart  av,  130  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  45x125; 
and  int;  Mar  19,  Est  of  0  L  Rontt  to  H 
R  Newman  $2,500 

Stewart  av.  125  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  50i 

126,  nnd  %  int;  Mar  25.  H  B  Newman 
et  al  to  Y  M  C  Assn  of  Englewood.$l8,760 

Stewart  av.  same  ppty,  nnd  ^  int;  Mar 
26.  H  J  Newman  and  wife  to  Y  M  0 

Assn  of  Englewood  $6,250 

Stewart  av,  348  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  50x166; 
Apr  26.  L  J  Hicks  to  B  C  Tonrtelot 

  ....  $16,000 

Stony  Island  av,  146  ft  n  of  69th  pi,  e  f 
24  29-100x1201^;  Apr  16.  F  A  Devlia  to 

W  M  Johnston   $6,000 

St  Panl  av,  141  ft  e  of  Western,  s  f  200x 
1053^;  Apr  26.  W  B  laham  to  J  B  Clow 

&  Sons  $10,000 

Snlzer  st,  150  ft  w  of  Wright  av,  s  f  37>^ 
xl21J^;  Mar  1.  0  H  Morgan  to  F  J  John- 
son $3,131 

Syracuse  av,  23C  ft  n  of  Irving  Park,  w  f 
36x133;  May  1.  J  A  Aloook  to  W  Doug- 

'838  $1,760 

Thirty-second  st,  120  ft  e  of  Mospratt,  s  f 
24x124;  May  2.  J  Brunke  to  F  Andri- 

skowski  $2,200 

Tilden  st,  160  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  s  f  26x 
66>^  nnd  %  int;  Apr  23.  B  Brigle  to  J 

Oarbone  .$?,000 

Tripp  av,  s  w  cor  Dunning  st,  e  f  65  63- 
100x125;  Apr  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  H 

Gary   $2,000 

Tripp  av,  266  ft  n  of  Armitage,  e  f  60x 
1263^;  Apr  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  H 

<3ary  $1,922 

Twentieth  et  W,  289  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 

24x125;  Apr  26.  M  Berg  to  W  Berg.$2,000 
Twentieth  st  W,  same  ppty;  Apr  26.  W 

Berg  to  H  Berg  f  2,000 

Twenty-second  st  W,  62  ft  e  of  Lawtdale 
av,  n  f  33x160;  Apr  26.  0  A  Knapp  to  L 

J  Odell  $9,000 

Twenty-second  st  W,  s  w  oor  Sacramento 
av,  n  f  48  70-100x125;  Apr  6.  J  Czaja 

to  V  Lala.  $5,200 

Twenty-third  st,  350  ft  e  of  Portland  av, 
nf  25x125;  Apr  27.  M  Correll  et  al  to 

^  f  Qraef  $2,700 

Twenty-third  st,  premises  No  377  25x125; 

Apr  1.  E  A  Dnnn  to  0  B  Mayer  .  .$8,700 
Twenty-sixth  st  E,  premises  No  82  26x 
126;  Apr  23.  R  L  Seymour  to  E  Mul- 

'iner  $6,000 

Twenty  seventh  st,  n  w  oor  Portland  av, 
8  f  72x110;  Apr  27.  0  H  Johnson  to  J 

Rosenthal  $6,000 

Union  av,  n  w  oor  88th  st,  e  f  60x125;  Apr 

27.  M  Kloeber  to  O  Wirsing  $2,500 

Union  av,  200  f t  s  of  W  46th  at,  e  f  25x 

124;  Apr  30.  J  Riley  to  T  Gavin....  $2,500 
Van  Buren  st,  348  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  s  f  25x91;  Apr  8.  W  H  Scheddy  to 

AG  Ruger  $4,500 

Vernon  av,  120  ft  s  of  31stst,  e  f  20xl64i^; 

Apr  27.  8  Goodman  to  J  Weisel. .  .$8,000 
Vernon  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  24.  0  Bodine 

to  O  Brewer  $2,250 

Vernon  av,  133  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  16i^x 
120.7;  May  2.  C  F  Stewart  to  J  P  Sid- 


Wabash  av,  49>^  ft  s  of  28th  et,  w  f  4.<»}^x 
128;  Feb  19.  E  A  Tudor  to  Oonneotiout 

Mnt  Lf  Ins  Oo  $11,100 

Wabash  av,  99  ft  s  of  28th  st,  w  f  245^x 
128;  Wabash  av,  49^^  ft  s  of  28th  st,  e  f 
24^x126;  Feb  19.  M  A  Qoddard  to  Con- 

neotiout  Mnt  Lf  Ins  Co  $11,100 

Wabash  av,  119  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  28  ft 
1%  incxl60  7-10;  Apr  29.  T  J  Ryan  to 

M  8  Hook  $8,000 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  s  of  49th  st.  w  f  25x 
160  3-10;  Mar  20.  Est  of  8  J  S  Lewis  to 

E  Lasher  $2,500 

Wabash  av,  160  ft  s  of  Adams  st,  e  f  80x 
172,  leasehold  int  therein;  Apr  29.  S 
Floraheim  and  wife  to  F  Ayer. .  .$226,000 
Wabash  87,  247  ft  n  of  32nd  st,  w  f  25x 
191,  more  or  less;  Apr  22.  L  Schoen- 

brnn  to  M  Matten  $9,100 

Wallace  st,  198  ft  s  of  100th,  e  f  50x126; 
Apr  16.  F  E  Stryker  to  E  F  Gillette 

 $1,700 

Walnut  st,  95  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f  20x 
1371^;  Mar   27.    E   M   Bippus   to  S 

Dempsey  $3,300 

Warren  av,  480  ft  w  of  Hamlin,  n  f  24x 
158;  April.  L  Ebbitt  to  M  M  Royer 

 $3,6C0 

Warsaw  av.  96  ft  a  e  of  Koenig  st,  s  w  f 
24x120;  Apr  25.  W  L  Johnaon  to  H 

Lawrenz  $1,400 

Washington  st,  46  ft  w  of  Waverly  pi,  n  f 
23x114;  Mar  12.  L  D  Webster  et  al  to  J 

W  Taylor  $7,500 

Washington  blvd,  431  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f 
108x99}^;  Apr  25.  L  A  Howari  to  M  A 

Morgan  $31,500 

Wavelind  av,  n  w  cor  Clarence,  s  f  50x 

134;  Apr  19.  N  Dill  to  W  H  Cook  .$6,000 
Webster  av,  284  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  24x 
152;  Apr  26.  J  Mamaoh  to  W  Krajecki 

 $1,360 

Wellington  st,  ICO  ft  w  of  Evanston  av,  s 
f  65x128;  Apr  30.  A  Treyser  to  B  Bob- 
bins.   $10,0C0 

Wells  st  N,  165  ft  n  of  Carl,  w  f  24x161; 

Apr  25.  M  MoOauley  to  A  Riese, .  .$5,650 
Wentworth  av,  45G  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  w  f  25 
xl20.  May  2.  B  A  Kiesling  to  B  Waoh- 

ter   $5,025 

Wentworth  av,  75  ft  s  of  lU  th  at,  w  f  49 
7-10x121  8-10;  Mar  21.1  A  Hall  to  A  Van 

Vliasingen   $1,800 

Wentworth  av,  same  ppty;  Mar  23.  A  Van 

Vlisflingen  to  0  J  Van  den  Burg  .  .$2,200 
Wilcox  st,  175  ft  e  of  W  45.h,  n  f  25x122, 

Apr  10.  R  E  Ivea  lo  M  J  Morrin  .$1,000 
Wilcox  av  25x124  and  1437  Monroe  st, 
premises  No  1289  25x127;  Apr  16.  F 

Ludewigs  to  J  Quinlan  $18,600 

Wilton  av,  125  ft  n  of  Cornells,  w  f  50x 
124;  Apr  27.  F  Kolkmann  to  J  Enty- 

minger    $3,300 

Winthorp  pi,  180  ft  n  of  Taylor  et,  e  f  20 
xl25;  Apr  1.  E  Enstis  to  J  B  Breen 

 $4,500 

Winthrop  pi,  179  ft  e  of  W  Polk  st,  w  f 
20x125;  Deo29,'93.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Com- 
mercial L  &  B  Assn  $2  685 

Woodlawn  av,  199  ft  a  of  67th  st,  e  f  60x 
170.67;  Apr  30.  M  Field  to  E  F  Jordan 

 $5,25  ) 

Woodlawn  av,  50  ft  s  of  71st  st,  w  f  25x 
110;  Apr  24.  S  M  Arnold  to  H  Garven 

 $3,500 

Woodlawn  av,  230  ft  a  of  58th  at,  e  f  3:5>^ 
xl70M;  Apr  17.  M  Field  to  E  B  Hol- 

bert  $3,500 

oodlawn  av,  197  ft  s  of  68th  at,  e  f  333.^ 
xl703^;  Apr  17.  M  Field  to  C  F  Tolman 

 $3,500 

Wood  st,  56  ft  8  of  68th,  50x124;  Apr  26. 

H  A  Anderson  to  M  E  Fitzgerald.  .$1,000 
Wrightwood  av,  200  ft  w  of  N  Clark  st, 
f  42x200;  Apr  I.OB  Van  Honsen  to  W 

Tempel  $15,000 

Young  st,  304  ft  n  of  111th,  e  f  373^x126; 
Sep  15,'94.  J  Marwiok  to  E  English.$l,000 

MIMCBIiIjAMKUOS— CITY  . 


well. 


 $8,000 

Vernon  av,  160  ft  a  of  72nd  st,  w  f  50x 
123  83-100;  Apr  15.  M  Q  Oanfield  to  0 
Bodine  $1,600 


Transfers  Under  tlOOO. 
Ashland,  It  16  b  5  Mar  26,  Hy  Phipps  Jr 

to  J  Kramp  $750 

Beverly  Hills,  Davis'  add.  It  SO  b  14  Deo 

1  '91,  J  Marah  to  F  A  Turner  $375 

Boynton's  anb.  It  21  n  w  qr  15  39  13  Apr 

6,  0  D  Richards  to  L  E  Hamwell  $650 

Brown's  add,  It  24  b  1,  32  39  14  Apr  26,  L 

Azakas  to  J  Karaaek  $800 

Central  av  sub.  It  15  b  2  e  hf  n  e  qr  32  40 
13  Apr  22,  Q  E  Walter  to  J  Zimmerman 

   $550 

Central  av  sub.  It  16  b  4  e  hf  n  e  qr  32  40 

13  Apr  22,  Q  B  Walter  to  0  Peters. .  $460 
Cheltenham  Beaoh,  3rd  East  add,  It  29 
Apr  26,  fl  Bought  to  W  Bought  $800 


Co  Olka  div,  It  63  of  It  4  aub  pt  n  e  qr  27 
39  13  Apr  25,  G  Rahlf  to  A  C  Anderson 

 o  $325 

Oo  C!ks  div,  e  25  ft  It  13  b  6  e  hf  n  w  qr 
18  40  14  Apr  23,  J  C  Lyman  to  E  M 

Kirkham  $9i  0 

Co  Clk's  div,  Its  17  and  18  b  10  sub  I  s  4 
and  3  pt  s  e  qr  22  40  13  Mar  21,  Wm 

Boldenweok  to  Dr  fl  J  Cigrand  $700 

Cole's  sub.  It  19  b  12  n  w  qr  6  37  14  Sent 
26, '94,  W  J  McEldowney  to  M  A  Gaines 

 $700 

Cornell,  It  39  b  88  Feb  11,  L  Hanson  to  L 

Bevan  $500 

Coanaelman's  sub.  It  47  b  5  n  w  qr  15  39 

13  Apr  23,  Chas  Connselman  to  J  J 
Strem  1850 

Connselman's  sub.  It  13  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39  13 

Apr  25,  M  Brix  to  8  Hivon  $600 

Ot  ptn.  It  19  b  13  n  hf  31  .^8  15  Apr  11,  B 

F  Jacobs  to  H  Each  $.5(0 

Ct  ptn.  It  20  b  13  n  hf  31  38  15  Apr  26,  B 

F  Jacobs  to  E  C  Tyley  $525 

O  T  8,  It  98  b  4,  7  39  14  Apr  18,  E  Kre- 

vitzki  to  M  Berner  $80T 

C  T  S,  It  53  nnd  n  5.3  ft  It  52  b  3  of  sub  It 

14  b  24,  29  39  14  Apr  25,  E  Emmett  to 
8  Fietenstein  $400 

Dauphin  Pk,  It  27  b  34  Apr  22,  8  E  Gross 

to  P  Barrett   $C75 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  12  b  32  Jan  28, 

Same  to  M  Connor  $576 

Dauphin  Pk,  It  18  b  1  Apr  9,  C  F  Davis  to 

G  J  Feldkamp   $500 

Danphin  Pk.  It  17  b  1  Apr  9,  Same  to  E 

0  Dudley  ,   $500 

Dauphin  Pk  add.  It  47  b  26  Apr  8,  S  W 

Ford  to  M  Tnell  $9(0 

Danphin  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  20  b  37  Mar  30, 

'91,  8  E  Gross  to  N  P  Tumberg  $725 

DeWitt's  3rd  add,  Its  27  and  28  sub  Its  4 
to  15  Dec  31,'94,  P  E  Oanfield  toC  Hen- 

nings  $791 

Diven'a  sub.  Its  22  and  23  b  7  s  w  qr  2  39 
13  Feb  15,'88,  T  J  Diven  to  H  Oreene- 

banm   $800 

Diven's  sub.  It  11  b  4  b  w  qr  2  39  13  Apr 

7,  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  Qreenebaom. . .  $308 
Divers-^y  av,  William's  sub,  It  40  b  3  a  w 
qr  30  40  13  Mar  25,'93,  F  P  Smith  to  W 

L  Williama  $250 

Bast  Oh'go  Lawn,  It  4  b  2,  24  38  13  Mar 

16.  E  W  Leach  to  J  E  Maxwell  $600 

Eberhart'a  sub,  Ita  3  to  5  b  13  a  w  qr  14  38 

13  Mar  12,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  M  E 
Grant  $600 

Eberhart  &  R's  snb.  It  2  b  2  n  e  qr  14  38 

14  Oct  8,'94,  I  A  Eberhart  to  Mrs  E  J 
lokea  $500 

Engle<»ood  on  the  Hill,  l:>t  add,  Its  189 
and  190  Apr  x,'90,  E  A  Cumminga  to  J 

O  Bever  $650 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  same  add.  It  'rOS 

Deo  3l,'89,  Same  to  Same  $500 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Its  241  and  242, 
20  38  U  Jan  2,'yO,  C  M  Boy  den  to  C  C 

MoOlay  $810 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  same  ppty;  Mar 

)6,'89,  0  P  Dewey  to  0  M  Boyden. .  .$500 
Englewood  Hgte,  It  46  b  6,  6  37  14  Apr  22, 

F  W  Griffin  lo  N  Wn  Natl  Bk  $400 

Englewood,  MoKey's  add.  It  3i  b  2,  29  38 
14  Feb  27, '92,  W  D  McKey  to  M  N  Hew- 
itt $500 

Englewood  Hill,  It  43  b  8  Apr  24,  E  D 

Hoamer  to  H  A  Ritter  $600 

Englewood  Hgts,  Neumann  <fc  H's  add.  It 
23  b  7  Jan  25,'94,  A  Cohen  to  J  P  Vese- 

ly  $453 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell's  add.  Its  31  and  32  b 
13  Apr  5,'90,  E  P  Maynard  to  A  War- 
rington  $750 

Fernwood,  Bloss  &  Co'a  sub,  It  107  Apr 

23,  8  M  Bloss  to  J  Siniger  $232 

Fernwood,  It  1  b  22,  9  37  14  Mar  28,  Fern- 
wood  Mill  and  Lumber  Oo  to  Ch'go  & 

W  I  R  R  Co  $600 

Fifty-fifth  at  blvd  add.  It  168,  7  38  14  Apr 

13,  J  Gregory  to  E  Maher  et  al  $700 

Fifty-flfth  st  blvd  add.  It  227  Sept  11, '94, 

F  C  Chapin  to  N  M  Emersen  $400 

Ettlinger's  sub.  It  48  b  2  s  w  qr  11  38  13 
Oct  3,'94,  8  Ettiinger  to  M  Eichengreen 

 $252 

Gage  Pk,  Craig  Bros'  sub,  its  9  and  10  b 
6,  13  38  13  Apr  26,  J  L  Burgard  to  0  J 

Palzslt  $760 

Galvin's  snb,  It  33  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  15  Apr 

11,  B  Galvin  to  J  J  Baker  $600 

Garfield,  It  46  b  21  Deo  31,'94,  A  F  Keeney 

to  0  H  Beers  $460 

George's  aub,  It  18  b  2  n  e  qr  36  38  14 

26,  G  Waddington  to  O  Dnball  $225 

Goodwin  B  <fc  P'a  aub,  It  12  b  9  w  hf  a  w 
qr  26  39  13  Nov  10,'94,  R  J  Bremner  to 

D  J  Rordan  $500 

Grand  av  aub,  It  14  b  4,  32  40  13  Apr  1,  G 


B  Walter  to  H  Schwendner  $500 

Hambleton'a  sub.  It  12  of  a  hf  b  5  e  hf  n 
w  qr  35  40  13  May  18,'93,  C  M  Bull  to 
A  Gert  $400 

Hambleton'a  sub,  It  42  b  8  n  w  qr  ;-5  40 
13  Apr  26,  H  Rnthling  to  H  F  Baion.$650 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  C'a  sub,  It  29  b  2  n  w 
qr  29  38  14  Deo  21,'94,  T  Doran  to  E 
Doran  $4  50 

Hyde  Pk,  Purple  &  T's  add.  It  35  b  4,  .SI 

37  15  Jan  25,  A  Qrnndiea  to  Mrs  F  Ra- 
kel  $600 

Irving  Pk,  It  13  b  10  Jan  11,  T  0  Tetrow 

to  H  0  Van  Harlingen  $800 

Irving  Pk,  It  17  sub  Its  3  to  18  b  21  Feb 

2l,'91,  F  F  Kellogg  et  al  to  D  Mayer$650 
Irving  Pk,  It  7  b  27  Apr  27,L  M  Carr  to  J 

Mueller  $775 

Jaasoy's  sub,  It  12  b  1  s  e  qr  6  38  14  Mar 

3'  ,  N  M  atandt  to  A  Staohma  $576 

Jeflferson  Pk,  Stever's  sub.  It  166  Mar  26, 

W  McDongal  to  M  D  F  Stevers  $3(^0 

Keefe's  snb.  It  26  n  e  qr  26  38  14  Feb  11, 

W  Bevan  to  L  Hanson  $900 

Kensington,  Ist  add.  It  22  b  2  Apr  16,  J  0 

Trainor  to  W  J  Trumble  $^00 

Kensington,  Young  &  C's  2nd  add,  Its  187 

and  188  b  2  Apr  22,  0  I  Westerfield  to 

0  H  Tabor  $7fO 

Lake  View  High  School  sub,  w  hf  It  18  b 

3  n  w  qr  20  40  14  Apr  29,  D  Goodwin 
to  H  A  Cowdrey  $925 

Lawrence  av,  Ora::.dall's  sub,  Its  41  and 
42  b  2  n  e  qr  17  40  13  Mar  21,  L  E 
Crandall  to  L  Henderson  $5f  O 

Lee's  sub,  a  5  ft  It  10  b  13  w  hf  s  e  qr  20 

38  14  Apr  12,'90,  R  8  Cox  Jr  to  A  O 
Hedberg  $45') 

Library  sob.  It  45  b  6  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Apr 

6,  Newberry  Library  to  L  E  Tate  $6b0 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  It  39  b  3, 

4  39  13  Apr  20,  L  L  Filstrup  to  A  Wolf- 
son   $5  0 

Lt  34  b  2  sub  n  5i  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  1  39 
13  June  14,'94,  Oath  Bishop  of  Oh'go  to 

M  Vek  $600 

Lt  233  sub  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  July 

20'91,  J  N  Vance  to  J  Buehrer  $360 

It  20  b  2  snb  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  Apr 

18,  G  8  Sweet  to  0  L  Clark  $800 

Lt  40  b  3  sub  e  hf  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  b  39  13 
Oot  13,'94,  A  B  Freeman  to  A  Fisher  et 

al  $690 

Mason's  sub.  It  42  b  6  sub  bs  5  to  7  s  e  qr 
23  38  13  Apr  23,  N  Railsback  to  M  Hale 

 «300 

Miffln's  snb,  It  21  b  4  s  e  qr  17  38  14  Apr 

24,  C  Hedstrom  to  S  Balchowsky. . .  $(00 
Montrose  It  24  b  39  Apr  9.6,  8  E  Levan  tn 

CW  Gould  UOl 

Montrose,  same;  Apr  29,  0  W  Gould  to  W 

Le  Baron  $600 

Morton's  snb.  It  1  b  5  e  hf  n  w  qr  11  39  13 

Apr  18,  J  Cohen  et  al  to  8  A  Olow. .  $700 
North  add,  sub  It  6  and  e  6  ft  It  7  sub  pt 
Its  12  and  13  May  18,'93,  H  Sisson  to  F 

L  Sisson  $850 

Norwood  Pk,  Lowry's  2nd  add,  It  230  Apr 

17,  A  B  Smith  to  F  Holle  $525 

Ogden'a  aub,  It  170  sub  bs  4  and  5  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Mar  1,  E  Rudolph  to  J  Lamm- 

lin  $>00 

Original  sub.  It  37  b  4  resnb  w  hf  bs  8  and 
11  etc,  8  e  qr  20  37  14  Apr  24,  A  Oby- 

trans  et  al  to  E  E  Wairen  |500 

Parker's  resub,  It  6  b  1  s  e  qr  27  40  13 

May  5.'94,  H  A  Oallandto  E  Gormley$300 
Place's  add.  It  15  b  7,  15  39  13  Sept  4,'U4, 

J  L  Locke  to  G  Stoeckel  $875 

Pullman,  Field's  add.  It  22  b  6  July  3'94, 

H  Gano  et  al  to  A  Hultgren  $475 

Race's  snb.  Its  29  and  30  b  6  n  e  qr  23  iO 

13  Apr  24,  M  E  White  to  P  M  Paulson 
 $900 

Raveaswood,  Cnyler  add.  It  5  b  1,  18  40 

14  Jan  28,  H  M  Hubbard  to  O  Z  Olson 
 $700 

Ravenswood,  Lutz  Pk  add.  It  13  b  2  Apr 

26,  J  C  Jaoobsen  to  R  Meske  $61  0 

Scobey  &  S's  sub.  It  33  a  w  qr  17  38  14 

Mar  9,'91,  M  Van  Home  to  L  Fiel...$800 
Seventy-first  at  add.  Its  11  and  12  sob  b 
16  and  It  4  b  16,  25  38  13  Deo  14,'93,  R 

0  Givins  to  R  T  t'l  akler ...   $200 

Shelby  &  M's  aub,  It  9  b  1  sub  e  664.4,  s  e 
qr  13  40  13  July  28,'94,  P  O  Stensland 

et  al  to  0  Bickhorst   .  $H60 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add.  It  14  b 
9  June  6,'94,  8  Kemble  to  J  0  Kembie 

 $700 

South  Oh'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add.  It  12  b 

18  Feb  27,  0  E  Bacon  to  F  A  Koepp.$600 
South  Ch'go  Hgts,  It  9  b  3  Apr  27,  J  O 

Morris  to  E  P  Tuthill  $675 

South  Ch'go,  Palmer's  add,  It  2  b  4  June 
10,'90,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  A  0  Pihlgren 
 $600 


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Attractive  Offices  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 


ADVANTAGE?. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  In 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu- 
pant of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
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directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
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tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
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Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

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South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add,  It  14  b 
21  Apr  26,  W  T  Ringer  to  F  Moineio 

 |600 

South  Oh'go,  It  24  b  140  Apr  16,  L  Mo- 
Winnie  to  K  Keegan  f9tO 

South  Oh'go  Lawn,  it  45  b  3,  23  38  13  Apr 

29,  S  Benedict  to  E  Answald  |500 

Sisson  &  N's  sob,  its  37  and  38  sub  Its  1  to 
12,  4  37  14  July  12, '90,  8  D  Walden  to  J 

Tyrrell  $650 

Steel's  sob.  It  44  b  1  sub  bs  17  and  18  s  hf 
26  39  13  Apr  4,  M  J  Alabaugh  to  8  Bao- 

mann  |6(0 

Steele's  sub.  It  44  sub  e  hf  b  15  s  w  qr  26 
39  13  Apr  24,'93,  O  Wittke  et  al  to  J  K 

Cakora  |40C 

Stock  Yards,  Foreman's  add,  It  41  b  3,  8 

38  14,  O  Q  Foreman  to  A  Maoka....$550 
Stoddard's  sub.  It  23  b  4  n  e  qr  4  37  14 

Apr  1,'90,  J  A  Stoddard  to  O  Olson.  $325 
Stodder's  sub,  It  7  b  2  n  e  qr  17  38  14  Apr 

23,  E  Lathrop  to  J  Ebben  |700 

Stone  &  W's  sub.  It  18  b  2  sub  bs  16  and 
16  n  hf  7  38  14  May  22,'93,  W  A  MoDa- 

vid  to  E  K  Burdiok  

Storey  &  A's  add,  It  29  b  3,  25  40  13  Mar 

26,  E  W  Heaney  to  8  Brownlie   $e59 

S  T  8,  It  38  b  1  sDb  It  55  and  n  hf  It  58,  16 
37  14  Feb  28,'89,  O  H  Horton  to  0  J 

Johnson    $225 

S  T  8,  It  7  b  2  Eub  It  55  and  n  hf  It  58.  16 
37  14  Nov  14,'93,  E  F  Olson  to  J  A  Rog- 
ers  $4( 

8  T  8.  same;  Jan  21,  J  A  Rogers  to  0  F 

Kammerin   $400 

Telford's  sub,  It  38  b  2  w  hf  s  e  qr  23  39 

13  Mar  6,  M  W  Qraef  to  0  Brandt. .  .$650 
Thirty-eighth  8t,  Bartley's  add,  It  25  Apr 

20,  0  E  Hartley  to  J  Roman  $400 

Thirty -eighth  at,  Bartley's  add.  It  4,  36  39 
13  Deo  18, '94,  0  E  Bartley  to  M  Jaeger 

 $300 

Thompson  &  H's  snb,  It  26  b  4  snb  bs  3 
and  4  8  6  qr  17  38  14  Apr  24,  L  Nelson 

to  M  Lnndberg  $900 

Trego  &  S's  snb,  It  30  b  I  n  w  qr  25  39  13 

Mar  26,  O  Ekholm  to  F  Janza   $680 

Twelfth  St  add.  It  7  b  2,  14  39  13  Apr  27, 

0  J  Mages  to  A  8  Powell  $700 

Twelfth  8t  add.  It  12  b  9,  14  39  13  Feb  26, 

A  N  Waterman  to  A  Miller  $760 

Vincent,  It  28  b  1,  31  40  14  Apr  20,  A  V 

Armour  to  8  Hasterook  $800 

Walden's  &  M's  sub,  Its  1  and  2  b  6  s  w 
qr  4  37  14  Apr  22,  F  I  Malvane  to  0 

Bennett  $750 

Walker's  sub,  It  8  b  6  n  w  qr  31  39  14  Apr 

27,  H  Q  Reiner  to  W  M  Panzgraf . . .  $700 
Walker's  sub.  It  15  sub  W  35  n  e  qr  36  39 
13  Aug  15,'94,  Geo  BirkhofiE  Jr  to  A 

Bretsohneider  $700 

Weddell  &  O's  sub.  It  6  b  16  w  hf  n  e  qr 
20  38  14  Apr  26,  W  G  Mann  to  E  8 

Phelps  $650 

West  Pullman,  It  23  b  35  Apr  16,  Am  T  & 

8  8k  to  J  K  Grill  et  al  |6e0 

West  Pullman,  Its  8  and  9  b  13  Apr  15. 

Am  T  A  8  Bk  to  F  X  Beauohaine ....  $800 
Whitford's  snb.  It  14  and  35  b  9,  7  37 
Apr  29,  J  D  Woley  to  M  Li  Tilton. . . 
Yerkes'  sub.  It  43  b  13,  19  40  14  Nov  29 
'93,  O  A  Jernberg  to  J  Peterson....  $625 


15 

$4C0 


SUBURBAN  WAKKAfllTV  DB8»». 


OhVo  Hgte,  Ferbache'8  add,  Its  n  and  2»  b  )7,  23 

35  U  apr  18,  S  F  Ourtis  to  J  P  Andrienx  1200 

Bloom,  Wallace's  add,  It  i  snb  Its  6  to  8  b  10,  20  35 

14  apr  16,  J  H  MoKldowney  to  H  Miller  t3500 

Oolambla  Hgts,  Keeney's  lat  add,  It  5  b  22  apr  27, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  M  Jost  $600 

Oh'BO  Bfgts,  8  hf  U  29  b  3  moh  10,  W  I.  Golden  to  W 

HHnrt  

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbache'a  add,  Its  14  and  15  b  18  ang 

14,'93,  8  F  Curtis  to  W  Bennett   t225 

Oh'go  Hgts,  n  hf  It  11  b  2  moh  8,'94,  J  H  MoEldow- 

ney  et  al  to  F  B  Oppermann  11600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  26  b  3  moh  21,  A  W  MoEIdowney  to 

E  Chlpman  j,6oo 

OAIiUUEI. 

Aesr's  div,  e  25  ft  of  w  60  ft  It  16  b  4  w  hf  s  w  qr  SO 

37  14  apr  20,  F  8  Randall  to  G  P  Meyer  $350 

Bine  Isid,  Rehm's  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  3  apr  10,  H  Mc- 

Nally  to  A  Graf   11500 

Morgan  Pk,  It  25  b  "T"  apr  24,  Z  8  Dnnhsm  to  M 


A  Benn . 


.$1867 


Itorgan  Pk,  n  25  ft  g  100  ft  It  16  b  "G"  dec  7,'94,  H 
0  Arnold  to  I  0  Saxe  '  j^gQ 

Bine  leld,  Rehm's  add.  It  38  b  4  snb  bs  1  and  2  and 
resnb  bs  3  and  4  may  23. '93,  R  Brand  to  R  John- 

""^  1300 

OIOBBO. 

Oak  Pk,  Weldell's  ad  1.  It  9  b  7  snb  bs  4  to  10  jnly 
19,'94,  W  H  Ornmp  et  al  to  W  F  Low  $660 


Oak  Pk,  same  add.  It  11  b  4  jnne  16,'91,  8  M  Qnn- 

derson  to  J  H  Bradley  ♦750 

Owen  &  M'e  tub.  Its  3  and  4  b  2  snb  It  2  Owen'o  tub 
pt  b  1  and  2  s  w  qr  9  89  18  Bpr  26,  F  A  Hill  to  A  T 

Snow  t2800 

Lt  18  b  8  snb  pt  n  hf  s  w  qr  4  39  13  apr  17,  J  A  Shaw 

to  E  Hartman  

Anetio.  Bodolph  &  O's  add.  It  86  and  8  hf  It  87  jnne 

8,'9I,  0  Rudolph  to  L  Lnnd  $600 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  27  to  29  b  88 

jan  11,'92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  8  J  Goodred8$1525 
8  T  8,  It  20  sab  It  lid,  16  39  13  moh  27,  J  J  Oresap 

to  W  D  Fischer  JllCO 

Oak  Pk,  Shlppen's  add,  Its  13  to  15  b  6  july  21,'90, 

T  Kearney  to  A  M  Allin  $1300 

Holley  &  B's  snb.  It  24  b  2  s  w  qr  9  39  14  apr  15,  R  L 

Hunt  to  H  Bryants  $2000 

8  Ill's  Bub,  It  16  8  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  22,  M  B  Bill  to  0 

J  8toae  $7500 

Salisbury's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  12  e  hf  s  e  qr  6  39  13 

apr  23,  N  Bobbins  to  F  Martlus  $600 

Sallsbnry's  eub,  its  11  and  12  b  12  same;  apr  23, 

Same  to  G  P  W  Manins  ^  $600 

Salisbury's  snb.  Its  9  and  10  b  12  same;  apr  23. 

Same  to  H  A  MnnstermaDU  $goo 

Hooker's  sub,  It  :!4  b  8  s  w  qr  5  39  13  mch  18,  N  E 

Weustrand  to  W  F  Nelson  $1(jOO 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P'a  2Dd  add.  Its  20  to  22  b  40 
sept  20,'92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  V  F  Pfelderer 

  $1500 

Wilson's  snb.  Its  6  and  7  b  4  n  w  qr  17  39  13  feb  15, 

'32,  8  flatnstrom  to  J  Benson  $1200 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add,  It  17  b  5  apr  24,  D  B  Lyman 

et  al  to  W  H  Ridgeway  $500 

Lts  40  to  46  b  2  sub  bs  1  to  3  sub  1 9  39  13  apr  18,  T  E 

Ryan  to  H  L  Elckstaedt  $2250 

Waller's  sub,  Its  9  to  11  add  51  to  53  b  4  s  e  qr  8  39 

13  apr  15,  fl  W  Manley  to  E  P  Mueller  $11,000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  let  add,  Its  25  and  26  b  7 

apr  1,'22,  W  J  Andrews  to  M  H  Ihorne  $1100 

Walker's  sub.  Its  41  and  42  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  9, 

R  J  Sinnott  to  L  K  Magrath  $1600 

Berwyn.  Its  31  and  32  b  H  mch  31,'91,  W  J  Andrews 

et  al  to  H  Rsdmond    $goo 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen's  add,  Its  8  to  10  b  8  apr  25,  A  A 

Knapp  to  W  W  Wood  $1350 

Harlem,  Kettlesirlng's  add.  It  20  b  3  sub  bs  3  to  5 
a-ad  pt  b  6,  7  39  13  apr  6,  0  F  Unrath  to  A  Z 

Oburchill  ,1676 

Clyde.  2Dd  div,  n  SlVt  ft  It  17  b  11,  29  39  13  apr  2), 

8  A  Pratt  to  H  H  Felt  tigso 

Austin,  Coleman's  add,  w  ht  It  5  b  8  jan  31,  H  Pet- 

terson  to  A  0  Sveuson  $450 

Reynold!,'  sab,  ks  31  and  32  b  2  u  w  qr  9  39  13  apr 

15.  W  B  Forsyth  to  A  B  Churton  $1400 

Bldgoland,  It  29  b  36  apr  11,  M  Pearce  to  F  F  Short 

  $5600 

Walker's  rUb,  It  2o  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  16,  H  Hi- 

gai.s  to  8  R  Wheeler  $2600 

Greendale,  b  1,  17  39  IS  apr  26,  S  A  J  Green  to  W  A 


Coleman  . 


. $1000 


Rldgeland,  it  27  b  36,  8  39  13  apr  11,  F  F  Short  to  M 

^'earce  $2000 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add,  s  hf  It  15  b  6  dec  1,'94, 

W  E  Palmer  to  0  Billings  $700 

Olson  &  Go's  snb,  it  43  b  2  n  w  qr  17  39  13  apr  27,  H 

O  Wileon  to  A  Anderson  $575 

Austinville,  Merrick's  snb.  It  18  and  s  8  ft  It  19  b  8, 
9  39  13  apr  29,  L  O  Waobsmuth  et  al  10  «  L  Voor- 


Niokerson's  snb.  Its  142  and  143  same;  mch  12, 

Same  to  M  O  Hoover  $850 

Western  Sprgs,  resub  pt  E  Hinsdale,  It  27  opr  18,  F 

Feuetel  to  A  0  Sievers  $1200 

La  Grange,  It  21  b  4,  4  38  12  apr  26,'90,  H  Here  h  to 

to  R  B  Ellison  140DO 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2nd  add.  It  4  b  8  may  1,'94.  F  D 

Cossitt  to  G  W  Wallace  $500(i 

Lay  &  L'8  sub,  s  hf  It  9  b  2  w  hf  6  w  qr  4  88  12  apr 

27,  M  E  Fosmer  to  P  8  Eustis   $1375 

E  Hinsdale,  It  14  b  11,  6  38  12  apr  20.  P  Carlson  to 
Swedish  M  EOhurcb  $550 

MAINE. 

Oanfleld.  Its  41  and  42  b  2  sub  It  1  b  10  cot  30,'94,  B 

F  Jones  to  W  H  Garrett  |900 

Deeplaiaes,  Mechacic's  add.  Us  24  and  25  b  2  apr 

26,  G  H  Tiedemann  to  A  Churchill  $6000 

Edieon  Pk,  its 5  and  6  b  3  epr  26,  H  Bliter  to  J  F 

Mclabe   $35co 

Park  Ridge,  Powell's  add.  It  10  b  1  feb  25,  G  H 

Fricke  to  B  V  Morris  $500 

Desplaines,  Parsons  &  L's  add,  s  hf  It  6  in  e  ht  b  7 

jnne  23  '94.  0  A  Parsons  to  P  Parsons  $300 

Edison  Pk,  Its  11  to  13  b  12,  36  41  12  apr  22,  8  Wtntz 

t)  M  B  Zuetell  tluOO 

Rlverview,  White's  Steel  Car  add,  Us  1  and  2  b  «. 

28  41  12  apr  29,  0  W  Johnson  to  8  Richardson  .$6  0 
Rlverview,  Its  1  to  6  33  to  38  b  4  and  It  19 b  3  apr  2 
O  Iverson  to  0  W  Johnson  $4i  00 

KEW  TBIEB. 

Oh'go  N  &  Ld  Go's  eub,  It  3  b  13,  8  17  and  18  42  13 

jan  32,'94,  M  M  Mayf  to  8  Taneig  $4C0 

Wllmeite,  Lake  Shore  tdd,  It  21  b  18  apr  24,  J  B 

Spencer  to  A  E  Anderson   $3800 

Wilmette  Village,  It  3  sub  Us  6  and  6  b  5  apr  1,  E 

Drury  et  al  to  F  L  Woif   ...$4200 

Wilmette,  Dingoe's  add,  its  2  and  3  b  12  mch  28, 

Squire  Dingee  Co  to  Fred  Sperry  $1551.91 

Winnetka,  Elm  st  add.  Us  11  to  14  b  3  apr  24,  W  H 

Hill  to  B  F  Hill  |6oo 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Co's  sob.  It  19  b  6,  8  17  and  18  42  13 

june  3,'93,  F  P  Gerver  to  A  8  Chase  $J00 

Winnetka,  AUes  let  add,  Its  2  and  3  b  3  apr  20,  M 

AUes  to  F  J  Fischer  $1000 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Co's  eub,  It  U  b  30,  8  17  and  18  42  13 

jan  10.'94,  Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Co  to  N  R  Holden....$250 
Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  Its  11  and  12  b  12  mch  26, 

Squire  Dingee  Co  to  R  E  Beebe  $1300 

Winnetka,  Groveland  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  6  apr  24,  W 

Koos  to  K  V  Tostevin   $600 

Wilmette,  Union  add,  it  12  b  11  nov  1,'94, 1  R  Hitt 
Jr  to  R  K  BaU    $600 

OELAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  it  8  b  9  apr  27,  O  Wlrslng  to  M  Koeber 


 $260 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  27  b  21  apr  16,  Title  G  &  T  Go  to  J 
Harmon  $200 


bees. 


.$8100 


Oak  Pk,  Harnetrom's  add.  It  26  b  2,  17  39  13  apr  3i., 

S  Harnstrom  to  A  Anderson  $525 

Lt  5  b  4  eub  bs  3  and  4  sub  pt  s  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  4 

39 13  ang  6, '94,  E  G  Hobler  to  J  Earl  $ioco 

Salisbury's  sub,  Its  26  and  26  b  1  e  hf  s  e  qr  5  39  13 

apr  24,  0  A  Petterson  to  O  L  Rundqnist  $1160 

Oleon  &  Co's  sub,  it  41  and  s  hf  It  42  b  1  n  w  qr  17 
39  13  apr  29,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Garden  City  £q  B  <& 


L  Assn 


$2093 


BVAN8T0N . 


Dnv'sty  sob,  It  6  b  76  n  hf  J9  41  14  apr  15,  E  O  Hart 


to  M  A  Dean. 


.tsoco 


Evanston,  Hardin's  add,  Its  8  and  9  b  1  apr  25,  0  T 

Bartlett  to  M  0  Plochmann  $^500 

Kvanston,  Pltner  &  Son's  3rd  add,  U  17  and  18  b  3 

0  8  Hun?erf  rd  to  A  Caldwell  $noo 

Evanston,  Pratt's  2nd  add.  It  2  b  2  apr  19,  D  Maho- 

ney  to  A  J  Wilson   $3000 

Evanetou,  Grant  &  J's  add.  It  2  b  6  dec  26,'94,  J 

Huasey  to  N  J  Hunt  $2000 

Sewell,  0  &8's  sub.  It  6  b  2  8  w  qr  7  41  14  apr  27 
Mary  J  Culver  to  Jos  M  Koan  $850 


I  TORS. 


East  Hiusdale,  It  5  b  23,  6  33  12  apr  IB, 
to  E  O  Hart  


M  A 


Dean 
.  $2000 

Western  Sprgs,  e  25  ft  It  16  b  27  apr  16,  A  Grim  to 

F^'enslel  $400 

La  Grange,  Oossitt's  1st  add,  It  6  b  12  apr  IS,  F  D 

Oossitt  to  A  K  Hicks   $1500 

Lyons,  White's  Ist  add,  It  18  moh  29,  G  S  White  et 

al  to  E  Homeman  $200 

Lay  &  L'S  snb.  Its  12  and  13  b  11  8  w  qr  4  38  12  apr 

24,  M  L  Knight  to  M  Denny   ?6000 

Nickerson's  enb.  Us  84  end  85  eob  bs  1  and  8,  e  hf  6 

38  13  apr  15,  Royai  Trust  Go  to  M  E  Higgins .  $1000 


Grossdale,  3rd  add,  It  16  b  79  oot  17,'92,  8  E  Gross 

et  al  to  H  Krenger  $150 

Grossdale.  1st  add.  Its  88  and  39  b  47  ang  22,'92,  8  E 

Gross  to  A  Johnson   $300 

Grossdale,  Ist  add.  It  37  and  38  b  36  jaly  26, '92, 

Same  to  K  Bnhrfeind  $500 

Grossdale,  it  12  b  3  ang  22,'92,  Same  to  0  Jacobs.$37B 
Grossdale,  It  52  b  11  sept  11,'93,  Same  to  M  D  Buch- 

holz    $5ou 

Western  add,  Its  1  to  3  b  4  apr  10,  H  Nlether  to  A 

Kamm  $400 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  18  b  7,  33  39  12  apr  27, 

L  W  Wheeler  to  J  W  Erueger  $400 

Gale  &  B'3  eub,  it  6  b  2  e  w  qr  12  39  12  apr  22,  E  O 

Gale  to  S  Ohenoweth  $10,000 

May  wood,  Us  4  and  6  b  117  apr  17,  J  K  Dunlop  to  M 

Kennedy  $57^ 

East  hf  8  e  qr  17  39  12  apr  27,  J  H  Baetbke  to  W  A 

B'nme  $3000 

Maywood,  Us  16  and  17  b  211  apr  15,  P  H  Burnett  to 

ZO  SmUh  $3200 

Harlem,  Farley's  add.  It  9  b  2,  13  39  12  feb  16,'91,  H 

Mundt  to  H  Warn  eke  $500 

Melrose,  It  17  b  119  apr  26,  H  L  Ronalds  to  0  A 

Goodwin   $325 

Madison  st  add,  Us  630  and  631,  10  89  12  apr  17,'90. 

H  Adams  to  M  Kleegan  $350 

Harlem,  E  R  add.  It  21  b  1  sub  bs  25  to  28  38  and  39 

apr  29.  E  M  Schlund  to  L  Koenig  $1100 

THORNTON. 

McOlintock's  sub.  It  29  b  1  n  e  qr  30  36  14  apr  24,  J 

A  Ayer  to  E  J  Haynes   $550 

Harvey,  Lord's  159th  st  add.  Us  13  and  14  b  4  apr 

Ifi;  A  Ppeigbt  to  F  J  Schllliog  $^25 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  16  b  8  apr  23.  M  M  Brown 

to  O  Anderson  $450 

South  Lawn,  Its  14  13  37  and  38  b  11  apr  18,  G  Ohase 

to  N  O  Blow  $1100 

Harvey,  It  i\  b  176  dec  31, '91,  Am  T  &  S  Bk  to  Miss 

M  O  Smith  $325 

McOlintock's  enb.  It  30  b  1  and  It  1  b  16  n  e  qr  30  36 

14  apr  17,  J  A  Ayers  to  H  Jonte  $600 

South  Lawn,  Its  27  aod  28  b  11  apr  18,  G  Ohase  to  O 

£  Anderson  $550 


Harvey.  Lord's  159th  st  add,  Its  16  and  17  b  6  jan 

11,  A  Speight  to  0  Blsohoff  $230 

Part  e  hf  w  ht  n  w  qr  11  36  14  apr  25,  N  Salslgar  to 

A  E  Thornton  $3qo 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  2nd  add,  Ito  18  20  21  22  and 

23  b  6  may  17,'9 !,  G  Preble  to  H  M  Honaford.$3000 
Berger's  eub.  Its  63  and  61  s  e  qr  3  86  14  mch  12,  J 

Bijrger  to  G  E  Zlmmer  $400 

Harvey,  Young's  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  8  apr  80,  B 

Lambert  to  A  L  Leckle  $300 


Wadham'8  sub.  It  18  b  4  n  e  qr  4  37  13  feb  23,  U  8 

Wadhame  to  8  J  Lea   $300 

Wadham's  sub.  It  19  b  4  same;  mch  16,  Same  to 


Same. 


.$300 


South  Highlands,  w  hf  It  28  b  4.  25  37  13  apr  18,  R 

S  OoUlue  to  W  B  Bergstrom  $426 

West  HIghlaude,  e  qr  It  Sand  w  htlt  4  b  4  apr  26. 

Est  of  0  0  Collins  to  O  F  Hakanson  $6  75 

Blue  IsId,  Jeruberg'd  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  15,  25  87 

13  apr  1.  M  J  Redlngton  to  M  Carlson  $750 

Oak  Lawn.  Minniok's  sub,  Its  33  and  31  b  3,  9  39  13 

jan  1,  J  N  Barker  to  J  Hay  $1094 

Oak  Lawn,  Orandall's  sub.  It  17  b  11,  4  37  13  apr  26, 

0  Deinet  to  8  A  E  Largt  1375 

80  Highlands,  e  hf  It  14  b  2,  26  37  13  apr  29,  Est  of 

0  0  Collins  to  A  Larrea  ...1  $450 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnlck's  eub.  It  2  b  39,  9  37  13  m»y  22, 

'94,  E  M  Sutherland  to  F  Diehl   $350 

Oak  Lawn,  same  sab,  Its  40  to  44  b  30  mch  6,  M  0 

Ameiit  to  Miss  A  L  Martin  ,   $1500 

Reed  Bro's  sub,  it  43  b  4  s  e  qr  4  37  13  nov  1,'93,  W 

0  Walker  to  A  A  Linston  $300 

Greenwood  Pk,  Its  35  to  38  b  2,  13  37  I3i>july  11, '94, 

H  F  Wilcox  to  E  F  Gorton  $1200 

PALOB. 

N  w  qr  s  e  qr  4  37  12  feb  11,  M  J  Wen  worth  to  F 
Krneger  $3000 

8  w  qr  n  e  qr  and  s  hf  8  e  qr  27  37  12  nov  6,'94.  O  K 
MoDSon  to  D  A  Preston  $5000 

NOBTHFIELD. 
Glencoe,  Sheridan  Drive  sub.  Its  39  to  48  b  5  jan 
25,  W  W  Applegate  to  M  Watson  $60(0 

PALATINE" 

Lytles'  sub,  Us  1  and  2  b  "K"  s  e  qr  15  42  10  mch 
3P,  C  H  Downing  to  A  Kunz  $350 


Oh'KO,  Schumacher  &  G's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  26,  26 

40  12  apr  26,  J  0  Schumacher  to  Mrs  H  Thiele.$46  0 
Fairview.  Taylor's  add.  Its  36  to  38  and  41  to  44  b  1 

apr  24.  J  P  Fritze  to  G  W  Bennett  $2000 

Oh'go.  Schumacher  &  G's  add,  Its  7  to  10  b  39  apr 

27.  J  0  Schumacher  to  J  Gnaedinger  $768 

Indian  Highlands,  Its  27  and  88  b  20  apr  4,   G  B 
Finch  to  8  J  Erickson  $ino 

SOHAUMBEBQ. 
26  acres  in  n  hf  36  41  10  oct  15,'94,  Est  of  F  Twacht- 
mann  to  H  Lange  $2660 

LEASES. 

Sarah  DeOhirms  Hibbard  has  leased  to  James  H 
Lipprant  far  a  term  of  99  years  from  May  let,  1896, 
the  following  property:  South  Clark  st,  91)14  ft  s  o  f 
Taylor  ft,  w  f  60xl04H  at  a  rental  of,  the  first  6  yes  rs 
$1,200  annually,  the  next  5  years  $1,50')  aannally,  the 
next  6  years  $1,800  annually,  the  next  5  years  $2,100 
annually,  and  the  remainder  of  term  $2,580  annually, 
payable  in  gold. 

Maplewood  av,  e  e  cor  Bloomingdale  av,  w  f  80.4 
x25.S,  also  Campbell  av,  s  w  cor  Bloomiogdnle 
av,  e  f  96.4x125.3.  8.  Gans  has  leaned  to  8  Whe  1- 
ock  from  May  1,  1896,  the  above  property  for  a  term 
of  99  years  at  an  annual  rental  cf  $900. 


TKUMT  UKKUl*  A^O  aiORT(i}A«i>E8. 

Inoludlng  Building  and  Loan  Socletjes. 

Anderson  F  H  to  Q  S  Baker  dec  29  pt  It  3 

b  70, Evanston  3y   $2600 

Arnold  O  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  28  its  12  and 

13  b  1,V5  40  13,   $2600 

Anderpoa  0  G  to  E  G  Pauling  apl  26  It 

36  b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6^   $4f00 

Andrews  W  J  et  al  to  F  B  Peabody  apl 

23  pt  b  19,  Berwin  5y  7^  3d  3:7400 

Adams  M  B  to  0  F  Southward  apl  24  pt 

It  13  b  1,  10  38  14,  6y  &%  $6600 

Abraham  J  to  LRathje  apl  25  It  11  b  2,  7 

38  14,  3y  6-J  $1200 

Ander  J  P  to  H  8  McCartney  feb  28  b  8, 

14  40  13,  5y  &%  $8666 

Amos  G  W  to  J  R  Case  apl  19  It  15  b  16, 

DoDglas  Pk  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Adams  J  to  Noriharn  T  Co  apl  15  Its  16 

to  20  b  9,  28  Sf  14,  6SS  $7000 

Anderson  B  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl  25 

It  46  and  pt  44  It  83,  15  37  14  and  o  p, 

dem  1%  $1600 

Post  G  W  to  A  S  MoxoB  apl  11  pt  b  13,16 

39  13,  ly  6^.... .  $2500 

Peek  H  L  to  F  R  Ohaadler  apl  18  It  2  b  2, 

14  38  14,  3y  6^  $4000 


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May  4,  1896. 


BeesnDRer  E  H  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  24  pt 

It  28  It  10  b  i,  eilis  w  Bdd  5y  6%  $30(\0 

Broge  E  W   to  W   Loeb  apl    23  pt  It  38, 

Gale's  N  add  5y   $12,000 

Brand  B  L  to  8  Straas  apl   22  pt  It  8  b 

48,  21  39  14,  3y  6%  $6000 

Barren  0  L  to  A  Peterson  apl  4  pt  It  25, 

Wadsworth   add  to   Woodlawn  8y  7% 

 $3500 

Biderman  J  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  15  Its  1 

and  2  b  E,  32  39  14,  4y  6^  $4500 

Brandt  J  H  A  to  S  Reihin  feb  1  It  23  b  15, 

29  40  14,  8y  6!«  $4000 

Beranek  V  to  W  Kaspar  apl  22  It  2  It  221, 

25  39  13,  6^  $3000 

Brnoker  M  to  0  K  G  Billings  apl  23  pt  It 

8  b  7,  6  39  14,  2y  6^  $7600 

Ballard  F  E  to  A  B  Mead  apl  22  It  476, 

10  39  12,  5y  1%  $1003 

Bohden  B  to  R  Berger  apl  17  It  28  b  26. 

19  40  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Bader  J  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  apl  24  It  31 

to  34,  5j  6^%  4  deeds  $5000 

Bryant  M  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  24  It  12  and 

pt  It  13  b  1,  8  38  14,  6y  6^  $6000 

Blaha  J  to  0  Pitte  apl  1  It  4  b  19,  20  39 

14  and  o  p,  3y  6^4%  $2700 

Beard  J  to  Citizens  B  &  L  Assn  apl  20  It 

22  b  24,  17  39  14,  6^  $3400 

Birkhoff  N  W  to  J  Hengeveld  oot  1  Its  11 

to  14  It  5,  15  37  14,  5y  6«  $2800 

Barclay  A  F  to  Q  H  Oroiokehank  jan  19 

Its  4  and  5  It  18  b  2,13  39  13,  3y  6«.$2200 
Brett  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  15  pt  b  30, 

Blston  add  5y  6%  

Brasohler  F  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  jan  1  pt 

8  e      22  36  14,  $2000 

Bennett  H  E  to  P  V  Oastle  apl  28  pt  b 

11,  9  39  13,  5y  G%  $2600 

Bnen  J  3  to  J  E  Dalton  apl  2  It  3  It  86  b 

43,  17  39  14,  6^  |2£00 

Blannt  M  to  A  Pike  apl  2  It  36,  Prnssing 

add  5y  6%  $1000 

Bailey  W  to  O  Jorn  apl  25  It  30,  flonore 

sub  3  38  14,  3y  6^  $5000 

Baros  R  to  L  Ratbje  apl  6  It  5  b  3.  31  38 

15,  5y  6^  '...$1000 

Barker  A  P  to;E  G  Mason  apl  1  It  37  b  70, 

8  Ohioago  3y  6%  $13,000 

Bressler  F  B  to  W  J  Began  apl  16  It  21 

and  20  b  5,  26  39  13,  3y  6«  $2600 

Brown  J  J  to  Oak  Pk  B  <k  L  Assn  apl  17 

It  28,  iHanson  sab  6  39  13,  8«  $2000 

Brooks  A  N  to  E  a  Panling  apl  18  It  14  b 

12,  19  40  14,  3y  7%  81200 

Belknap  Q  F  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  K  Assn  apl 

17  It  15  b  21,  6  39  13,  1%  $3500 

Both  K  to  A  Loeb  apl  20  It  16  b  4,  36  40 

13,  5y  7^  $1000 

Brooe  J  U  to  Equitable  L  &  Inv  Assn  apl 

18  It  2  and  pt  1  b  13,  31  39  13   $3200 

Becker  A  V  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  1?  pt  It 

8  and  9  b  13,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $4700 

Brace  J  H  to  Eqaitable  L  &  Inv  Assn  apl 

18  pt  It  1  b  13,31  39  13  $3300 

Bordsall  J  to  B  F  Bayley  apl  25  It  6,  Co 

01k  div  34  39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

BrinkerhofiE  0  E  to  Mnt  B  L  Ins  Co  apl  1 

It  9  b  3,  Union  Pk  add  5y  6^  $14,000 

Ohenowsth  S  to  H  W  Austin  apl  23  It  6  b 

2,  Gale  &  B  sub  12  39  12,  5y  6^ . . . .  $5000 
Colambns  Safe  Deposit  Co  to  N  W  Mnt 

L  Ins  Co  apl  16  Its  1  to  6  It  13  b  14,  Ft 

Dearborn  add  7y  5%  $200,000 

Cownaoh  J  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  22  pt  It  13 

b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Conrov  M  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  apl  19, 

It  8  b  2,  20  39  14,  3y  5%  $1500 

Oath  Bishop  to  J  0  Hntohina  apl  10  Its 

43  and  44,  Rich  sub  26  38  14,  5y  6^  $6000 
Oonlan  0  to  E  Nelson  apl  22  Its  25  and 

26,  b  6,  8  40  14,  2y  6^  $3000 

Condon  M  J  to  P  Maher  apl  8  It  19  b  4, 

23  38  14,  7^  $5000 

Clanoey  IW  to  W  M  Clanoey  apl  22  It  11  It 

JO,  27  39  14,  6^  _  $2600 

Ohristiansen  O  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  24  It 

33  b  7,  1  39  13,  3y  6^   $2000 

Carlton  L  W  to  F  H  Barnam  apl  13  It  5 

b  15,  12  39  13,  6^   $3000 

Chapman  W  W  to  F  M  Elliott  mch  4  It  1 

b  6,30  41  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Czija  J  to  W  Kaspar  apl  26  Its  21  to  28  b 

6,  24  39  13,  4y  Si   $5000 

Ca^h  8  0  to  L  Baird  apl  20  It  6  b  6,  Shef- 
field add  5y  6%  $3000 

Oormaok  J  to  J  C  Neely  apl  24  pt  It  13, 

b  2,  10  38  14,  6y  6%  $4500 

Dalton  J  E  to  T  J  O'Brien  apl  23  pt  It  4, 

b  2,  18  39  14,  .3y  6^   $6000 

Davis  ML  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  13  nt  It 

12  and  13  b  8,  Argyle  5y  6^  $8000 

Deane  B  to  E  G  Pauling  apl  22  It  4  b  2, 

20  40  14.3y  6%  $1600 

Dandelon  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  moh  27 

It  12  b  1,  23  3913,  Sj6%  $1100 


Davidson  P  &  M  to  W  Loeb  apl  25  It  42  b 

1,  28  39  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Daily  A  to  G  H  Gilbert  apl  18  Its  34  and 

35  b  3,  4  38  14.  7%  $4500 

Dale  J  T  to  H  W  Frennd  apl  18  w  3^  s  w 

33  38  13.  5y  6%   $14,COO 

DoVoe  J  to  F  P  Simons  apl  lb  It  4, 

King's  sub  36  40  14,  3y  7^  $3500 

DnflEy  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  26  It  10 

b  28,  8  s  add  6y  6^  $4000 

Epps  F  P  to  C  W  Leeming  may  1  pt  It  1 

It  3,  3  38  13,  8y  6%  $7010 

Ehrman  H  E  to  I  W  Buell  apl  22  It  17, 

Greeneville  <fc  K  sub  14  39  13,3y  6^. $4750 
Elder  8  J  to  H  G  Zander  apl  18  pt  It  7  b 

3  b  18,  29  40  14,  3y  6)4%  $1800 

Edwards  B  to  \  W  M  L  Ins  Co  moh  6  It 

7  b  2,  28  40  14,  lOy  6^  $70000 

Eokhart  M  L  to  B  N  Soott  moh  20  pt  It  1 

b  1,  29  40  14.  5y  6)4%  $7000 

Ferres  U  B  to  Northn  Trust  Co  apl  15  pt 

Its  1  to  3,  b  2,  27  39  14,  2y  6%  $4000 

Frey  A  to  J  Funk  apl  17  It  17  b  2,  8  38 

14,  5y  6%  $12,000 

Fisoher  O  to  W  H  Edwards  moh  20  pt  b  5, 

18  39  14,3y  6%  

Furter  O  to  J  Staab  apl  3  pt  It  12,  28  40 

14,  6^  $16,000 

Farnum  L  A  to  W  F  Lubeke  apl  8  It  6  b 

3,  36  40  13  6y  7X  $1000 

Frahm  J  to  E  Schaefer  apl  S2  Its  17  and 

18  b  2,  18  41  14,  2y  6%%  $3000 

French  C  G  to  J  C  Miller  apl  15  It  16  and 

17  It  6  16  38  14,  8%  $6300 

Fnchs  T  to  A  Reinhardt  apl  25  pt  It  14  b 

19,  Duncan  add  4y  6^   

Foster  G  8  to   W  Prentiss   apl  26  It  30, 

Bowen  sub  3  38  14,  6?  $2700 

Freddrioh  J  to  H  Culver  apl  26  It  7  b  6,19 

39  14,3y  6%  $3000 

Fiedler  P  O  to  B  W  Olohus  apl  24  pt  It  23 

It  C,  28  40  14,  6y  G%  $5750 

Finnegan  M  to  A  Heile  apl  1  It  98  b  7,  8 

<fc  Q  add  3y  6^  $2000 

Feoke  F  J  to  F  Spangenberg  apl  10  It  2 

and  pt  3  It  36  etc,  29  40  14,  4y  6%.  .$2"00 
Froelioh  J  to  L  Baird  apl  29  pt  It  15  b  16, 

Woloott  add  5y  6%  $8000 

Frahm  A  to  8  Zeisler  apl  24  It  19  b  11, 

36  40  13    $3300 

Ford  H  R  to  G  A  Rose  apl  1  pt  It  22  b  2, 

10  38  14,3y  6%  $3000 

Fallon  W  to  F  W  Howes  apl  24  Its  26  to 

28  b  2,  16  38  14,  6^  $4000 

Farr  G  D  to  Title  G  &  T  Cpl  23  b  29,  10 

39  13,  3y  7*    ,..$2500 

Falant  J  to  0  Pitte  apl  22  It  30  b  3,  19  39 

1*,  6y  6^   $3000 

Gorman  W  H  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  24  It 

36  b  9,  8  Chicago  6y  7^  $2000 

Givins  R  0  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  apl  11  s  e 

n  w  3^,  26  40  13,  4y  6%  $93,750 

Garfield  Pk  M  B  Church  to  F  R  Chandler 
apl  10,  pt  It  15  and  14  b  2  b  8,  12  39  13, 

6y  6%  $45C0 

Gooske  J  to  W  Kaspar  apl  24  It  181,  Pep- 
per's D  Pk  add  6%  , .  $1300 

Qundereon  J  C  to  M  W  Kozminski  apl  20 

Its  23  and  24  b  20,  21  40  13,  oy  6^ .  .$5f00 
Genbert  B  to  J  Knefel  jnly  1  Its  24  and 

25  b  12,  23  39  13,  5y  7%   $6000 

Grover  F  R  to  J  W  Bla  apl  15  Its  35  and 

36,  30  38  15,  2y  6%  $3000 

Green  M  to  G  W  Uotaling  apl  27  pt  It  8 

and  9  b  2,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Goldie  W  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  1  Its  9  and 

10,  Smith  snb  27  39  14,  5y  6%  $22,200 

Gott  J  R  to  R  Hart  apl  10  It  15  and  pt  16 

Co  Clk  snb,  16  38  14,  6y  6%  $5000 

Goedspohn  E  8  to  S  W  Connell  moh  12  pt 

b  2  It  1,  29  40  14,  2y  6«  $2000 

Gerbig  H  to  F  8  Winston  apl  12  Its  19 

and  20  b  4,  34  40  13,  3y  6%  $1800 

Glass  J  to  W  J  Taylor  apl  25  It  3  b  2,3  38 

14,  ly  6^  $3000 

Gosselin  J  M  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  apl  1  It 

13  b  7,  19  40  14,  6%  $1000 

Gross  H  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  15  It 

33  and  pt  32  b  18,  Hollywood  5y'6!g.$12  0 
Gardner  F  Q  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  apl  19  pt 

It  6  b  1,  10  38  14,  6  mos  &%  $1250 

3reenwood  A  8  to  U  W  Austin  apl  22  It  6 

s  w  1^,  8  39  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

Greene  A  W  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  apl  25  Its  6 

to  8  It  4  b  94,  8  8  add  5y  5%%'  $10,000 
Geiger  H  F  et  al  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  apl 

24  It  38,  b  1,  29  40  14  $17C0 

Gorgwods  J  to  A  Gatzert  apl  26  It  24  It 

18,  32  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Gnenther  F  to  Am  Trust  &  S  Bk  apl  10, 

It  4  It  59,  Broneon's  add  6y  6^  $5000 

Houghton  H  J  to  R  P  Hollett  apl  22  pt  It 

1  b  6,  21  38  14,  7y  6%  $7000 

Hanson  H  E  to  A  Peterson  apl  23  Its  8 

and  9  b  12,  31  40  14,  3y  6%  $.S000 

Hunt  A  to  8  W  Rawson  apl  19  It  5  b  2,  13 


39  13,  4y  6^  $40C0 

Hathaway  J  N  to  F  H  Zander  apl  19  It  15 

b  4,  8  39  13,6^  $2500 

HieM  N  to  O  D  Rowe  apl  11  Its  1  to  46, 

Belmont  Hghts  .Sy  6^   $2000 

Holland  R  C  to  B  J  Bower  Jr  apl  20  pt  Its 

63  and  64  b  60,  7  39  14,  4y  6%  $1000 

Hambleton  E  L  to  C  J  Bambleton  apl 

19  Its  40  and  41  b  1,  31  39  14.  3y  6^. $1000 
Hels  M  to  W  D  Kerfoot  apl  24  pt  It  259  b 

4,  18  40  14,  6«  $1100 

Hiapaugh  J  to  W  Heinemann  apl  23  It  89 

b  31,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Haase  T  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  22  It  3  b  1, 

8  39  14,  .9y  6%  $5000 

Henneberry  M  to  P  0  Stecsland  apl  17  It 

33  b  6,  Reaper  add  3y  6^  $2000 

Hicks  A  K  to  A  B  Mead  apl  15  It  6  b  12,  4 

38  12,  5y  7i  $2600 

Harold  A  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  apl  28  It  3  b 

60.  27  39  14,  5y  6S6  $7003 

Johnson  F  to  H  Dibblee  apl  17  It  7  b  5, 

14  38  14,4y  6^  $4250 

Johnson  C  J  L  to  L  Baird  apl  15  It  64  s  e 

}4  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $25(0 

Jones  J  H  to   EG   Mason  apl  1  pt  b  3, 

South  Shore  subn  30  38  15,  5y  7%  i  i 

 $3000 

Jacob  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  24  It  51 

b  9,  Sheffield  add  5y  6}4%  $1200 

Jensen  H  to  V  M  Brand  apl  16  Its  27  to 

29  b  10,  19  40  14,  6^  $16,0)0 

Jacob  A  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  24  It 

40  b  6,  32  40  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Eenyon  A  to  L  Rathje  apl  22  It  2  b  2,  17 

38  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Kloppauf  Q  to  W  H  Tatge  apl  35  pt  It  6 

b  3, 17  38  14,3y  7^  $2600 

Kello  J  to  W  H  Matthews  apl  19  Its  26 

and  27  b  3,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Kennedy  W  D  to  J  C  Neely  apl  25  It  22  b 

5, 16  38  14,  3y  6^  $5500 

Kenny  A  to  Midland  B  &  L  Assn  apl  15 

Its  5  to  7  b  24,  15  39  14,  6%  $5000 

Kirkham  E  M  to  A  B  Mead  apl  23  pt  It 

13,  b  6,  18  40  14,  6y  6^  $1800 

Keys  H  to  M  B  Greenebanm  apl  26  It  18 

b  1,  9  39  13,  5y  7%  ..$1500 

Kiley  M  J  to  Am  T  &  Sav  3k  apl  20  It  8  b 

1,  16  38  14,  6^  $4000 

Keely  P  H  to  W  H  Holden  apl  25  Its  9 

and  10  b  5  23  39  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

Krogh  H  T  to  W  Heinemaun  apl  23  It  69, 

Palmers  Place  add  5y  &%  $2000 

Keeley  J  F  to  W  Heinemann  apl  24  It  80 

b  49,  17  39  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Keller  J  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  apl  11  pt  It 

17  b  18,  8  8  add  3y  6f  $7000 

Knutzberger  C  B  to  O  L  Schar  apl  22  It 

22  b  2,  Murray  add  6y  6%  $2500 

Eenna  J  J  to  R  Hart  apl  20  pt  Its  20  and 

21  It  9.  10  38  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Killen  H  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  23  It 

7  b4,31  40  14, 5y   $1500 

Klinger  0  to  M  W  Kozminski  apl  23  It  8 

b  B,  32  39  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Kakaelk  J  to  M  B  Greenebanm  apl  23  It 

3  and  4  b  2,  Lutz  Park  6y  7%  $1100 

Kneale  J  C  to  W  Chicago  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

20  It  10  b  17,  17  39  13,  7^  $3600 

Eennard  A  D  to  L  Baird  apl  20  Itn  13  and 

14  and  pt  25,  Norton  &  C  eub  10  38  14, 

3y  7%   $3000 

Keeley  E   P  to  F  Lackner  apl  26  Its  1 

and  2  b  14,  13  39  13,  6m  6^  $8105 

Keeney  A  F  to  C  M  Walker  apl  26  pt  It 

116,  4  39  14,  6y  6^  $7500 

Klein  C  to  E  F  Comstook  apl  20  pt  Its  8 

and  7,  Wallingfotd  snb  17  40  14,  2y  6% 

 $12,000 

Lindell  C  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  apl  20  It  11, 

L  S  Drive  add  add  20  40  14,  3y  6sS.  .$1000 
Legge  F  M  to  F   M  Elliott  apl   16  It  3  It 

17  b  2,  Adams  &  B  to  Bvanston  3y  6% 
 $1600 

Lauth  G  P  to  0  L  Schaar  feb  27  It  16  b  4, 

9  38  14,  6y  7^  $1000 

Lill  G  to  U  A  Goodrich  apl  20  Its  21  and 

24,  Young's  snb  5  40  14,  ly  6%  $2042 

Langfield  CO  to  M  B  Greenebanm  apl 

20  It  37  b  1,  24  39  13,  6y  6%  $1300 

Langhrin  M  H  to  H  Borden  apl  15  ptlt  2 

b  12,  18  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Laemmlin  J  to  Niagara  8  <fc  L  Assn  apl 

19  It  170  b  4,  18  40  14,  6%  $2200 

Linden  H  P  to  A  T  Hemingway  apl  5  It 

12  b  1,  7  39  13,  5y  6%  $3200 

Larsen  I  to  A  Peterson  apl  23  It  8  b  7, 

Ogden  add  3y  6%  $3800 

Mnnroe  J  to  8  M  Booth  apl  19  It  21  b  4, 

18  39  14,  3y  G%  $3200 

Moses  Montefeori  Heb  Free  School  Aspn 

to  M  E  Greenebanm  dec  14  It  17  b  2, 

Brainard  &  E  add  3y  6<g  $1500 

Murphy  J  to  A  Qatzert  apl  22  It  16  b  1,  9 
38  14  $6000 


Mitchell  W  to  M  B  Greenebanm  apl  23, 

It  1  b  4,  31  40  14,  5y  6}4%  $1600 

Melody  T  R  to  H  M  Wolf  apl  46  It  25  u  e 

}i  34  39  14,6J8  $2760 

Mackenzie  J  N  to  P  O  Stensland  hpl  23, 

It  39  b  1.  36  40  13,5y  6%  $1200 

MoJames  H  to  W  Heinemann  apl  25  pt  b 

4,  20  40  14,  4y  6^  $3600 

Mnller  L  &  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  25 

Its  21  and  pt  22  b  14,  36  40  13,  3y  6% 

 $3500 

Martin  A  to  Ohioago  Title  &  T  Co  apl  25 

It  3  b  60,  27  39  14,  6y  6%  $7(jOO 

Miller  F  J  to  A  Peterson  apl  22  It  1  a^srs 

snbd,  b  41,33  40  14,  3y  6^   $3000 

Muenzenmayer   0  to   North   Av  B  &  L 

Assn  apl  22  It  23  b  12,  8  0  4  0  1  4  .  65{.$2700 
Mitchell  W  R  to  A  Greene  moh  1  pt  b  62, 

14  38  14,  6y  6^  $6400 

Meyer  8  F  to  A  B  Mead  apl  26  It  6  b  1, 

23  38  14,—  $3()('0 

Maloney  E  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  16  It  14 

b  1,  33  39  14,  3y  7%   $1(00 

Moeller  E  to  F  B  Chandler  apl  24  pt  b  2, 

28  38  14,  5y  6^  3  deeds   $7500 

Maloomson  J  M  to  Northn  Trust  Co  apl 

18  It  16  b  4,  16  38  14.  5y  6%   $5500 

Mang  M  L  to  J  H   Gilbert  moh  i5  pt  It 

15,  14  39  13,  3y  6%  3  deeds  .".$60(0 

MoQrath  B  to  J  T  Kretzinger  apl  24  pt 

It  2  b  19,  Kinzie  add  3y  6%   $b0(0 

Murphy  J  E  to  P   W  Hnowhook  apl  26  It 

37  b  1,  29  39  14,  64m  6^  $1350 

Malone  M  to  W  H  Gallagher  apl  25  Its 

6  and  6  b  48,  7  39  14,  6^  $2800 

Mead  M  A  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  20  Its  1 

and  2  b  10  b  2,  Ellis  w  add  6y  6%.  .  .$8000 
Morfoot  D  «5  B  W  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  apl  9 

pt  It  60  b  6,  28  39  14,  6^  $6000 

Meller  B  to  L  Rathje  apl  22  pt  n  e  3^  12 

35  16,  3y  6%  $3600 

Moessner  W  to  W  Kemper  apl  1  pt  Its  34 

and  35  b  1.  28  40  14,      6%  $2300 

Mameron  Q  F  J  to  J  H  Lewis  moh  1  w 

s  e  l^'  14  40  13,  6^  $47,340 

McCarthy  G  M  to  E  B  Pease  apl  11  pt  b 

13,  11  39  13,  5y  65«   $6000 

Meyer  8  F  to  A  T  Gait  apl  26  Its  5  and  6 

B,  b  1,  28  38  14,5y  6%   $4000 

Mendel  B  to  L  H  Bames  apl  27  pt  It  /  n 

e  M  n  e  3^  n  w  3^,  10  38  14,  6%. .  .$10,0(0 
Martindale  8  L  to  O  0  Schumacher  apl 

22  Its  3  to  6,  b  28,  Garfiled  3y  6^. .  .$2500 
Neumeyer  0  to  8  Mayer  apl  25  It  48  and 

49  b  48,  34  39  12,  6%   $24C0 

Neumeyer  K  to  8  Mayer  apl  20  It  47  40 

and  49  b  41,  34  39  14,  6^  $24  0 

Nelson  N  P  to  E  R  Haase  apl  23  It  22  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  6%....'  $LO0O 

Nelson  N  P  to  E  R  Haase  apl  23  It  22  b 

1,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Nanoe  G  W  to  J  0  Brown  apl  15  Its  36 

and  46  b  8,20  36  14,  6^  $2  000 

Norden  A  to  8  W  Straus  apl  20  It  35  b  7, 

20  39  14,  3y  6%  $160  ' 

Nowaozyk  A  to  J  Bednorz  apl  16  It  4  b  4, 

16  38  14,  3y  7%   $1600 

Nelson  8  A  to  A  Tidholm  apl  20  It  42  b  1, 

16  38  14,6y  6!J   $2fcOO 

Olson  S  to  W  B  Cunningham  apl  19  pt  It 

8  b  1,  3  38  14,  6y  6^  |4(;C0 

OlsoD  J  to  E  W  Adkinson  apl  23,  It  3!)  It 

23,  16  38  14,  5y  7^  $4600 

Ohrberg  0  B  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  23  It 

38  b  1,36  40  13,  6y  6$.  $1  iOO 

Olson  B  to  0  Jorn  apl  23  It  38  b  6,  38  39 

l^.by  6%   $5  00 

O'Melia  L  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

22  It  28  b  7,  9  38  14,  7%  $5000 

Peterson  P  G  to  Northn  B  <fc  L  Aaen  apl 

26  It  39  b  7,  4  39  14  $4H0.l 

Perry  M  L  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  apl  19  Ic 

32  b  3,  8  39  14,2y  6%  $4600 

Pierce  C  N  to  C  Title  A  T  Co  apl  10  pt  It 

2  b  2,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $8000 

Paprzyoki  A  to  S  Stein  apl  19  It  1  b  F, 

3'2  39  14,  6y  6%  $5003 

Peterson  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  29  Its  21 

and  22  b  3,  35  40  13,  6iE  $3000 

Palbnske  J  to  8  W  Rawson  apl  27  Its  1 

and  2,  31  40  14,  5y  e%   $72(0 

Piderman  J  to  0  R  Walleck  apl  22  Its  6 

and  6  Wain  add  2i  39  1  {,  7%  $1100 

Parker  J  R  to  W  Loeb  apl  16  pt  It  3  and 

4  It  16,  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $26iiO 

Pregler  M  to  La  Fayette  B  A  L  Assn  apl 

15  It  16  b  1,25  40  13,  6%  $3000 

Peterson  R  K  to  W  Heinemann  apl  24  It 

6  b  40,  Rogers  Pk  by  7%  $3500 

Pruberthy  J  to  W  Heinemann  apl  12  Its 

14  to  17  b  5,  27  40  12,  3y  7%  $10C0 

Peters  M  to  H  Berendt  apl  25  Its  137  and 

138  b  6  etc,  15  39  13,  3y  6^  $2600 

Perry  E  to  Will  H  Moore  apl  24  It  7  b  3, 

28  38  14,  e^^i  11600 


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Park  A  to  F  B  Peabodv  apl  18  pt  b  4,  30 

39  It,  6y  6%  10  deeds  $18,000 

RasmDssen  M  to  A  Loeb  apl  26  It  17  b  1, 

1  39  13,  57  7%  13000 

Rnssell  A  &  J  to  A  Pike  apl  22,  Its  I  to  3 

b  2.  26  40  13,  6^4%  $3000 

Ratzlavski  F  to  E  G  Foreman  apl  23  pt 

It  25  b  20,  Sheffield  add  5y  Gi  $4000 

Retzki  J  to  B  O  Foreman  apl  8  Its  9  and 

10  It  4,  Sheffield  add  5j  6%  $4000 

Rosenberg  J  to  H  Felaenthal  apl  23  It  6  b 

15,  Elston  add  3y  6*  ?5000 

Randell  R  J  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  20  Its  7 

to  9  It  10  b  32,  10  39  13,  5y   $4000 

Reed  M  A  to  Title  G^ar  &  T  Oo  apl  1  It 

12  b  2,  35  40  13.  5y  7^  $1000 

Reyoertson  J  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  apl  25 

pt  b  9,  15  39  13,  7^  3d  $4800 

Robinsoa  G  G  to  D  Qni^g  feb  22  It  3  b  4 

b  10,  Rockwell  add  5y  6%  $3C00 

Rabland  M  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  23  It  113 

Gross  5th  H  Pk  add  5y  6^  $2000 

Rabesoh  J  to  W  Heinemann  apl  25  Its  1 

and  2  b  3,  25  39  13,  4y  6^  $2700 

Rndolph  T  W  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Oo  moh 

1,1  Its  51  and  62  b  4,36  40  13,  3y  6!8.$i650 
Rea  M  E  to  0  H  Parker  Sr  apl  20  It  47  b 

10,  18  39  14  $2800 

Rogers  F  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  13  It  23  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3y  6^  $1700 

Reyrolds  F  B  to  8  W  Oonnell  apl  18  pt  It 

22  b  4,  5  40  14,  5y  6%  $2600 

Simons  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  13  It  3 

of  It  6,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Siege  H  to  W  A  Birk  apl  25  It  25,  Gross 

Pk  2nd  add  3y  6^  $2500 

Sben  J  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  18  It 

127  b  1,36  40  13,  5y  7%  $1100 

Shnltz  E  0  to  J  W  Howard  apl  26  pt  It  2 

b  2,  21  38  14,  7}4y  6%  $2315 

Soanlan  K  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  apl  24  Its  1 

and  4  b  3,  7  40  14,  ly  7!«  $10r0 

Simansky  M  to  A  Moses  moh  16  pt  It  11 

b  126,  s  s  add, —  $5000 

Simon  P  to  T  J  Lefena  apl  26  Its  29  to  33 

b  3,  Aroher  add  5y  6^  $20,000 

Startz  F  to  0  U  Willett  apl  20  It  1  b  5,  31 

39  12,  4y  7%  $2300 

Sohlemme  T  L  to  G  Ooombs  apl  23  It  91 

b  25,  19  39  14,  ly  6!«  $1500 

Sievers  A  to  W  Heinemann  apl  13  It  18  b 

1.  20  40  14,5y  6^4%  $1200 

Stinson  J  to  G  R  Ward  apl  22  biks  28 

and  29,Stin8on  snb  26  38  14,5y  6%  $20,'"00 
SwetH  W  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl  25  p;  s 

e  3^  12  36  14,  $20(0 

Swets  A  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl  25  pt  s 

w  ^  23  36  14,  $2000 

Sohmitt  N  to  A  Peterson  apl  16  pt  It  207 

Bronson  add  3y  6^  $4000 

Sohroeder  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  27 

It  21  b  13,  12  39  I3,5y  6%  $3100 

Sieberling  0  to  J  E  Monroe  apl  24  It  14 

to  16  b  4,  B  W  &  W  add  2y  6^  |5  00 

Stowell  J  H  to  E  B  Smith  apl  23  Its  9  and 

10  b  83,  27  39  14,  3y  7)8  $2500 

Sady  J  A  to  W  H  Oairndnff  apl  7  Its  24 

and  25  b  6,  0  to  Edgewater  3y  7^.  .$2000 
Stanton  W  A  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  22  pt 

b  3.  Beverly  Hills  5y  7!{  11  d  $8900 

Snvder  E  D  et  al  to  G  P  Oary  apl  22  It 

1*5  b  17,  4  38  l  i,  5y  7%  $2500 

Shottaft  L  J  to  H  Felsenthal  apl  23  It  17 

b  5,  18  39  14  3y  S%  $2000 

Sohaefer  M  to  N  A  Mayer  apl  16  It  27  b 

1,  9  38  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Sohnster  G  W  to  H  F  Hayes  apl  1  It  18  b 

8,  11  39  13,  6^  $1500 

Strenitz  L  to  Q  W  Warville  apl  12  It  25  b 

2, 15  39  13,  3y  7%   $3000 

Stege  E  R  to  T  M  Lewis  feb  18  It  9  b  9, 

17  39  14,  3y  G%  $40C0 

Sievert  J  H  to  W  E  Hatterman  apl  15  It 

20  It  3,  6  39  14,6^  $3000 

Spitz  H  to  N    W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  apl  9  Its 

16  and  17  b  5,  Lee  add  3y  e%  $900C 

Sohon  J  A  to  J  R  Case  apl  1  It  20  b  4,  i»3 

39  14,  5y  6%  $2700 

Sohlatt  S  to   8  W   Oonnell  apl  3  It  6, 

Sohlatt  snb  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $3408 

Tolman  0  F  to  H  Dibblee  apl  17  pt  It  5  b 

6.  14  38  14,3y  6%  $2626 

Thompson  A  E  to  £  Hogenson  apl  1  It 

94  and  pt  95,  2  39  13,  2y  6%  $1000 

Tangenberg  G  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  19 

Its  17  and  18  b  2,  25  40  13,  2y  6^.. '.$1600 
Tatk  vsty  F  to  S  Kerr  apl  19  pt  b  24,  n  e 

34  20  39  14,5y  6%  $20,000 

Th  >ma  W  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  apl  4  Its 

1  and  2  b  1  b  47,  o  t,  5y  6%  $40,000 

Thorioma  O  0  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  24  It 

10  b  2  b  15  and  o  p  6  39  14.  5y  6%.  .$3000 
Thomason  D  M  to  F  R  Chandler  apl  26  It 

16  and  pt  17,  16  38  14,  3y  6%.  $1400 

Tififany  0  H  to  L  Baird  apl  19  pt  It  44  b 


2,  31  38  15,  el4%  $2000 

Thome  U  to  N  M  Jones  apl  1  Its  25  and 

26,  b  1,31  39  14,  ess  $3400 

Verdinn  A  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl  25  pt 

8  e      23  36  14  $2000 

Volkmann  J  to  E  G  Panling  apl  19  It  29 

b  5,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  $26,000 

Van  Drnmen  J  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  apl 

23  Its  4  and  6,  n  e      23  36  14,  $2(  00 

Viok  P  H  to  O  E  Sohlytero  apl  19  It  6  It 

56  etc  b  42,  Ogden  add  3y  7%  $20(0 

Vander  Lee  G  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  moh 

28  Its  45  and  46,  n  e  3^  21  37  14,  3y  7% 

 $1500 

Webber  G  to  A  Peterson  apl  26  It  4  b  5, 

18  38  14,3y  6%  $2000 

Waiss  G  to  A  V  Kniokerbooker  apl  22  pt 

Its  16  and  17  b  20,  17  39  14,  5y  6%.  .$3500 
Wallgren  L  G  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  13  It 

7  b  7,  139  13,  5y  6%  $2f0n 

Wren  OO&OJtoME  Greenebanm  feb 

28  It  6  b  72,  27  39  14,  5y  6«  $6000 

Welsh  J  to  W  Heinemann  apl  19  Its  21 

and  22  It  5,  7  40  14,  3y  6^  $2600 

Woodward  P  to  J  S  Norton  apl  23  pt  It 

17  It  4  eto,  Ellis  W  add  3y  6^  $6CO0 

Wyokoff  E  M  to  Ev  &  N  Oook  Oo  B  &  L 

Assn  apl  22  It  25  b  6,  18  40  14,  7^.. $2400 
Wilsohke  G  to  0  F  Sohnmaoher  Jr  apl  25 

pt  It  6  b  7,  S  &  Green  add  2y  6^  $1000 

Whitman  O  H  to  S  O  White  apl  13  pt  b  3 

eto,  18  37  14,3y  7%  $4000 

Young  P  to  A  Gatzert  apl  24  It  106  and 

107  b  24,  7  39  14,  5y  6!?  $5000 

Zella  A  to  W  Loeb  apl  19  It  9  Borden 

snbd  3  38  14,  52  mos  6%  $2100 

Zimmeret  E  to  0  OSohumaoher  apl  27  pt 
It  14  and  all  15  b  3,  14  39  13,  3y  6?.$2500 


CHATTKLi  nOKT«A«KI». 


Ahlberg  A  to  Stand  Brg  Oo  apl  19  saloon 

22  Milton  av  2y  $600 

Ammnzita  V  to  A  Fonands  apl  6,  shop  2 

y  $500 

Ahlberg  A  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  apl  19,saloon  22 

Milton  av  2y  $500 

Annunziata  V  to  V  Naselli  apl  23,  shop 

290  State  2y  $400 

Aberle  M  to  O  Goldsmith  apl  23,  fnrn  481 

Wabash  fim  $400 

Austin  J    E  to  A  J  MoBean   apl  20,  farn 

161  Olark  ly   $1600 

Allen  F  M   to  F  Finch   apl  12,  fnrn  672 

Madison  6m  $567 

Albaogh  M  P  J  to  E  Lathrop  apl  26,  fnrn 

1826  Mich  av  15m  $900 

Austin  J  to  Smith  Bros  apl  22,  fnrn  6m 

 $265 

Anderson  B  to  M  E  Bensler  apl  10,  horse 

eto  Dunning  6m  $360 

Auerbaoh  S  to  8  Auerbach  apl  19,  fnrn 

729  Milwaukee  av  2y  $100 

Anthony  R  H  to  W  G  Collins  apl  20,  fnrn 

1027  V  Bnren  22m  $765 

Ballette  G  B  to  0  F  Kimball  apl  1  maohy 

 $728 

Baldwin  B  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  apl  25,  sa- 
loon 920  Ashland  av  dem  $526 

Barron  J  F  to  0  Torgeson   ap!   25,  fnrn 

6111  Wiight  2y  $100 

Brown  E  G  to  G  H  Cobleigh  apl  25,  furn 

753  Harrison  6  m  $195 

Bates  E  A  to  A  G  Thompson  apl  26,  fnrn 

1  y  $100 

Brate  E  to  Argyle  Oo  apl  16  furn  Argyle 

flats  apl  30'96  $136 

Browulee  L  to  L  Griffith  apl  4  fnrn  july  1 

 $125 

BrosiBs  J  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  29,  fnrn  10 

m  $135 

Burr  G  to  A  riell  apl  22,  saloon  Olyboorn 

av  2y  $260 

Bennett  F  O  to  W  J  Whipple  apl  22  prtg 

office  111  5th  av  ly  $1000 

Betormey  D  F  to  A  U  Williams  apl  25, 

fnrn  6m  $100 

Brighton  Restrnt  to  Reid  Murdook  &  F, 

apl  21  restrnt  Unity  Bids'  ly  $2000 

Ballon  H  to  Brunswick  B  0  Co  apl  19, 

billiard  goods  320  43d  23  m  !.$1200 

Carlson  E  E  O  to  O  J  Hoflund  apl  27  furn 

366  Austin  av  $125 

Cunningham  W  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo 

apl  29,  saloon  79  Randolph  dem  $500 

Crawford  M  8  to  G  Gates  apl  26,  furn  18 

m   $200 

Cooper  J  W  to  G  G  Hubbell  apl  24,  furn 

10  m  $135 

Cramer  R  to  0  Turgeson   apl  24,  fnrn  58 

W  Jackson  2y  $125 

Collins  J  B  to  S  P  Parmly  apl  20  furn  63 

18th  60  dz  $662 

Clark  J  J  to  M  A  Skemp  apl  2,  furn  12  w 
52d  6m  $100 


Corcoran  &  Qoinn  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co 

apl  20,  saloon  1330  Madison  ly  $i00 

Curtis  E  J  to  O  Durant  apl  25,  oonpa  etc 

142  Henry  6m  $126 

Oook  T  A  to  J  H  Gunsolles  apl  17,  fnrn 

261  May  6m  $217 

Davis  A  G  to  M  T  Carte?  apl  27,  piano 

777  Walnut  4m  $108 

Dostsoh  J  to  O  Meader  apl  26,  furn  10m 

 $122 

Doorak  J  to  W  8  Brg  Oo   apl  26,  saloon 

30  Zion  pi  2  y  $455 

Davis  M  K  to  J  8  Owen  apl  24,  piano  243 

Chi  av  6m  $104 

Dean  J  0  A  to  L  U  Warner  apl  20,  maohy 

9  Halsted  I5m  $1227 

Dixon  G  W  B  to  Condell  8  &  T  Oo  moh 

16  fnrn  6m  $300 

Daleider  D  to  H  Morse  apl  18  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $207 

Jillon  M  to  L  Moss  apl  22,  fnrn  90  Cus- 
tom H  pi  ly  $600 

Emsten  A  to  D  Pries  apl  22  furn  llm.$250 
Ellmaon  P  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Co  apl  20,  sa- 
loon 119  W  12th  2y   $816 

E'igmann  O  B  10  J  Baar  apl  24.  furn  279 

w  Huron  nov  1  $165 

Erdman  F   to   E  Barth   apl  9,  fnrn  214 

Blaokhawk  2y  $1600 

Fischer  M  to  F  W  MoNamara  apl  10,  furn 

2942  Cottage  G  av  6m  $100 

Fendt  0  to   Chi  Brg  Oo   apl  4,   bidg  879 

Halsted  2y  $1000 

Furlong  T  W  to  A  Smith  apl  25'  carriage 

eto  ly  ^if  o 

Fobs  Etching  &  Photo  Oo  to   ME  Fosa 

apl  23,  gallery  eto  447  Monroe  2y.  .$8000 
Frasier  J  L  to  M  E  Finch  apl  18,  furn  6 

m  $1C0 

Fnrnival  F  to  H  P  Mount  apl  18,  furn  6 

m  $130 

Gilman  D  to  B  Ryan  apl  22  fnrn  85  Dear- 
born 18m  $100 

Godfrey  M  E  to   F  Trout  apl  24,  fnrn  2y 

 $1000 

Griner  G  M  et  al  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  apl  25, 

saloon  1874  LaKe  ly  $500 

Gookins  J  F  to  P  J  Albangh  dec  1,  fnrn 

2961  Groveland  av  6m  $1300 

Gray  H  to  H  Morse  apl  3,  fern  6m  $120 

Goldsmith  G  L  to  0  Turgeson  apl  25  farn 

134  Locust  2y  $120 

Goetz  J  to  D  8  Brg  Co  apl  20,  saloon  21 

Mich  av  2y  $8(jO 

Glenn  A  to  F  MoNellis  apl  19,   furn  389 

Superior  st  23m  $136 

Geanaooplas  G  to  T  A  Buier  apl  29,  horse 

eto  100  Lincoln  av  July  15  $200 

Giflford  S  8  to  J  A  Dahlem  apl  27,  furn  6 

m  $326 

Garvey  J  E  to  T  Kavanangh  apl  27,  farn 

392  W  12th  23m  $900 

Hildebrand  M  to  U  8  Brg  Co  apl  19.  sa- 
loon 633  N  Olark  2y  $2600 

Heirohke  B  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  apl 

29,  saloon  643  Sedgwick  ly   $400 

Hermansen  F  to  Miller  Brg  Co  saloon  9(3 

Campbell  av  2  y  J250 

Hagedorn  J   to   P  Kuhkenbeoks   apl  24, 

grocery  1587  w  12th  2y  |,800 

Hradecky  F  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  apl  24,  sa- 
loon 617  w  21st  2y  $5!5 

Harty  L  to  M  MoNamara  Jr  apl  22  furn 

1501  State  2y  $f000 

Hence  E  A  to  W  8  Morbin  apl  24,  furn 

and  8  s  m  10  Laflin  6m  $1C0 

Howan  J  W  to   MA  Butler   apl  22;  fnrn 

 '...$120 

Hoellerich  J  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  apl  25  sh 

loon  1318  n  Halsted  ly  $600 

Hevens  J  to  C  A  Hodge  apl  23,  furn  1281. 

Lexington  18m  $200 

Henry  J  to  W  F  Mahoney  apl  18,  saloon 

62  Dearborn  av  demd  $2000 

Ida  J  H  to  Nat  Mort  &  Loan  Oo  apl  28 

furn  1166  Monroe  6m  $201 

Iddings  R  M  to  G  H  Cobleigh  apl  19, 

furn  2428  Wabash  av  6m  $195 

Jameson  J  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  moh  5 

saloon  182  Desplaines  2y  $1000 

Jaoobson  A  B  to  W  Hazelton  apl  27,  furn 

24  Weage  av  6m  $465 

Jones  W  H  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  20,  piano  6 

m  $103 

Jaoobson  G  J  to  F  Feohtenberg  apl  24, 

furn  and  piano  143  Belmont  180  d8..$400 
Jesperson  0  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  apl  26,  sa- 
loon 6030  State  dem  $700 

James  F  W  to  L  L  Mnlford  apl  22,  furn 

horses  eto,  319  Englewood  av  2y  .  .$2500 
Jewell  W  R  to  0  F  Ries  apl  9  furn  10m 

 $150 

Jacobie  E  R  to  8  B  Knowlton  apl  23  fnrn 

7m  $130 

King  W  to  H  T  Pitt  apl  23  horses  eto,  24- 


44  O  Grove  Om  $6f  0 

Keeley  E  P  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  apl  26  saloon 

347  6th  av  6m  $8106 

Kroger  L  to  H  Sohnlze  apl  15  bldg,  • 

18m  1300 

Kelly  M  T  to  Nat  Trust  Loan  Co  apl  26, 

carriage  etc  230  Wabash  6m  $193 

Kimball  C  P  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  apl  25, 

saloon  18  12th  dem  $1(  00 

Kinkamp  F  J  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  apl  22,  sa- 
loon 5462  Lake  av  Feb  1,'97  $i000 

Klawans  L  to  Dewes  Brg  Co   anl  26,  sa- 
loon 552  Milw  av  Feb  1,'97  . .  $600 

King  H  B  to  M  K  Meyer  may  1,  piato  & 

furn  308  Dearborn  6m   $250 

Kircher  H  G  to   J  W  Ela   apl   22,  shop 

1516^  Wabaeh  ly  $466 

Leszczyk  F  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  apt  2  0 

saloon  723  w  17th  2y  $500 

Loweth  A  R  to  C  J  Slack  apl  27,  fnrn  15 

m  $160 

Longenecker  B  B   to   J  M  Longeneoker 

apl  27.  furn  1219  57th  2y  $168 

Lautty  F  B  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  apl  27,  salooD 

145  Wells  2y  $2131 

Lonergan  J  M  to  Hannah  &  Hogg  apr  25 

saloon  88  LaSalle  ly   #2261 

Li  nn  A  to  Shields  Bros  apl  22,  piano  3m 

 $115 

Luttke  A  to  V  Fasig  apl  10  ftrn  and  Good- 

richs  m  9m  $10C 

Larkin  P  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  apl  24,  saloon 

167  Halsted  demd  $800 

Larsen  0  to  E  P  Vining  apl  12,hotel  furn 
Chicago  av  and  Market  to  secure  lease 

 $3f00 

Lynn  B  A  to  ME  Finoh  apl  23  furn  6m 

 $113 

Lasher  &  Taylor  to  E  Baggott  apl  23,  ho- 
tel and  salooon  furn  153  W  Washington 

14m  $1600 

Love  E  0  to   Shields  Bros   moh  27,  furn 

154  Throop  6m  $250 

Loomis  G  H  et  al  to  ME  Finoh  apl  22, 

furn  6m  $129 

Leinen  H  H  to  My  Laundry  Co  shop  167 

Harrison  6m  $2fO 

Levy  J  to  Gotfried  Brg  Oo  apl  13  saloon 

Bobey  and  Ohio  2y  $400 

McDonald  A  to  J  W  Howlson  &  W  Ooapl 

16,plant  $6(0 

Moritz  M  to  L  May  moh  15,  bakery  1086 

Sonthpt  av  2y  $360 

Morris  L  to  H  Morse  apl  20,  furn  and  pi- 
ano 6m  $310 

MoKinnon   D  C  to   Smith    Bros  apl  26, 

fnrn  7ir>  $265 

MoDermott  J  M  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  26. 

piano  6m   $103 

Moore  M  to  P  M  Brown  saloon  3021  C  G 

av  3y  $860 

Mann  A  H  to  Nat  Mort  Loan  Co  apl  24 

furn  38  Harrison  6m  $102 

Mahler  G  to  Chi  Brg  Oo  apl  26,  saloon 

953  n  Clark  2y  $450 

Maoanley  F  to  J  F  Bnrke  apl  18,  fnrn  6 

m  $150 

Monahan  Oafeterion  Co  to  F  J  Stutsman 

moh  30, 137  Eonroe  2y  $1600 

Maine  K  to  J  W  Connore  apl  23,  furn  9 

m  $118 

MoDermott  P  to  M  E  Finch  apl  24,  furn 

5in  $103 

Mahler  G  to  Chi  Brg  Oo  apl  26,  saloon 

933  n  Clark  2y  $450 

Madioa  F  B  to  H  P  Monnt  apl  24,  furn  6 

m  $100 

McFarland  0  H  to  M  B  Herriok  apl  13. 

mdse  etc  ly  $2(  0 

Moss  M  F  to  8  Doll  apl  — ,  turn  ly  $100 

Mattmiller  G  &  A  to  J  Workman   moh  1, 

furn  933  B  Isl  av  Moh  1,'97  $800 

Manrer  H  0  to  Van  Sohaaok  <k  Sons  apl 

12,  drug  store  2200  Archer  av  2y. .  .$4000 
Meehan  W  to  B  W  Norris  apl  29,  saloon 

189  20tb  2y  $2040 

Moses  T  to  M  B  Finch  apl  27,  furn  6m .  $207 
Miller  J  M  to  T  B  Waring  apl  19,  furn 

eto,  137  Lincoln  av  ly   ...  $150 

Morris  J  &  G  A  to  R  Clarke  apl  20,  furn 

499  w  Adams  6m  $443 

Newberry  M  V  to  W  F  Edbrook  apl  19, 

fnrn  766  N  Robey  4m  $615 

Natl  Builder  Pub  Oo  to  E  Bowen  apl  27, 

office  etc  159  LaSalle  ly  $460 

Norris  J  W  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  a31  29 

fnrn  81  Harrison  2y    $150 

Nat  Ant  Eire  Alarm  Co  to  G  H  Bohrer  et 

alfeb  1,  all  prop  2y  $40,000 

Nemethy  L  G  to  Shields  Bros  apl  17,  fnrn 

2m  $104 

Nolan  J  H   to  H  Morse  apl   22,  furn  6m 

 $207 

Nohr  R  to  0  E  Blayes  apl  23,  farm  uten- 
sils, oattle  eto  Wheeling  7m  $2C0 


430 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  4  1805. 


U'Malley  J  to  J  Oalleo  apl  10,  furn  8m  |1I6 
O'Mara  H  to  Miller  Brg  Oo  apl  30  saloon 

234  Monroe  may  1  $575 

Olds  U  8  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  23,  fnrn  6m 

 |108 

Oscg  R  to  W  Orane  apl  13,  laandry  eto 

312)^  W  Adams  jane  15'97  |482 

Oakland  M  to  H  P  Meant  apr  25,  farn  6 

m  $211 

Otis  O  M  to  K  Bedae  apl  29,  piano  3m.$125 
O'Qorman  J  to  H  Morse  apl  26,  fnrn  and 

8  m  6m  $156 

O'Hara  P  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  apl  18,  sa- 
loon 886  5l8t  sept  12'96  $7000 

Poppenbe?K  R  to  J  Meyer  aol  10,  maohy 

6213  Aberdeen  90  ds  ."  $300 

Pormis  J  to  O  S  Kanz   apl  22  saloon  953 

Milw  av  2y  $750 

Petersen  C  to  N  E  Eland  apl  21,  farn  311 

Milw  av  4m  $  

Peters  H  to  E  D  Barnhart  apl  26,  horses 

eto  ly  $250 

Porter  J  D  to   L  Baldwin   Deo  14,  furn 

4804  St  Lawrenoa  $348 

Peterson  Y  to  N  J  Hookansen  apl  23,  sa- 
loon 69>^  w  Indiana  2y  $327 

Pendergast  S  to  A  Lewis  apl  22  farn  331 

Olark  23m  $115 

Peppin  P  to  D  Oory  apl  23,  fnrn  1827 

Olark  $100 

Rogers  8  P  to  W  8  Joslyn  apl  23,  drags 

425  State  2y  $330C 

Repenning  E  to  F  Meine  apl  22,  horses 

eto,347  North  av  6m  $780 

Ryan  J  B  to  J  0  Ryan   apl  26,  horses  eto 

150  22d  18m  $8o0 

Ratzenstein  P  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  apl  24  sa' 

loon  616  W  Erie  23  m  

Rass  8  to  F  Q  Wright  apl  27,  furn  ly..$190 
Reok  N  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  apl  18,  saloon  3 

North  Branch  st  moh  1'96  $250 

Roberts  H  U  to  W  G  OoUins  apl  20,  farn 

6m  $129 

Sohaefer  0  J  &  P  J  to  Oottfried  Brg  Oo 

jan  22  saloon  3610  Wentworth  av  23m 

 $1300 

Sharp  G  to  Smith  Bros  apl  20  farn  and 

8  8  m  7m  $102 

Sakwinski  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  apl  23  sa- 
loon 1046  n  Poyue  2y  $500 

Swally  F  to  8  S  Swally  apl  23  engine  and 

mohry  ly  $234 

Skelly  H  H  to  A  S  Skelly  to  2y  $4000 

Sadler  N  to  F  Rioh  apl  23,  horse  eto  ly 

 $120 

Steinthal  L  to  M  B  Onshman  apl  — ,mar- 

ket  eto,  $255 

Sherwood  0  E  to  J  Sledoohek  apl  18, farn 

2028  n  Ashland  av  10m  $1C0 

Sallee  H  M  to  H  Morse  apl  23,  piano  and 

fnrn  6m  

Soholz  E  to   Smith  Bros   apl  24,  barber 

shop  131  5th  av  7m  $135 

Svbeoka  T  A  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  apl  19,E>aIoon 

674  May  dem  $350 

Streibert  11  to  L  L  Oillman  apl  29,  horse 

etc  268  Oly  bourn  av  18m  8200 

Schick  E  to  J  0  Smith  Sept  3,  wagons  eto 

1557  Wabash  av  Feb  1,'95  $700 

Simoson  J  to  B  E  Whaling  apr  18,  ptg 

office  259  Wells  $171 

Siegen  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  apl  11,  sa- 
loon 527  Jefferson  23m  $300 

Saner  A  to  0  Whalley  apl  26,  market  etc 

657  Lake  ly  $600 

Scholer  E  0  to  S  B  Enowlton  apl  27,  pi- 
ano 7m  $162 

Sackett  R  to  M  Ouuningham  apl  27,  farn 

and  piano  1014  Lake  ly  $150 

Smith  E  to  8  McKeever  apl  19,  farn  1149 

Jaokson  bvd  7m  $187 

Terry  E  H  to  O  W  Delaro   apl  16,  farn 

3035  Mich  av  ly  $2100 

Tarpening  OK  to  J  A  Dablem  apl  26, 

fnrn  220  Fnllerton  av  6m  $147 

Thornen  B  D  to  R  Landauer  apl  25,  sa- 
loon 6307  Ualeted  2y  $750 

Torgesen  H  E  to  H  M  Bacon  apl  8,  photo 

gallery  147  5th  av  23m   $1250 

Othle  J  to  Miller  J  to  Miller  Big  Oo  sa- 
loon 27th  and  Lawndale  av  2y  $300 

Volkmann  W  t3  A  Zeese  &  Sons  ptg  office 

3f0  Dearbyrn  2y  $2£00 

Van  Women   L  to  M  J   Paddon  apl  17, 

farn  dec  17  $140 

Vidal  R  to  H  Morse  apl  26,  forn  bm.  ..$103 
Vance  A  to  A  G  Wippman  apl  26  furn  6m 

 $250 

Weir  R  L  to  Morrison  Plammer  &  Oo 

apl  23  cattle  etc  ly  $1967 

Ward  G  to  H  A  F  Mogg  apl  23,  fnrn  943 

W  North  av  6m  $112 

Weaver  G  L  to  B  E  Dunn  apl  8,  fnrn  89 

Indiana  ly  $200 

Wade  M  L  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  19,  fnrn  6 

m  $143 

Walah  M  to  Smith  Bros  apl  22,  farn  7m 


   $109 

Wright  J  H  to  Lill  Ooal  Oo  apl  26,  bldg 
Lake  V  $600 

White  H  to  R  M  MoOreery  apl  26,  furn  18 
m  fii6 

Williams  O  to  F  E  Blaokman   apl  26,  pi- 
ano and  fnrn  ly  $100 

Williams  D  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  apl  19,  farn 
1518  Wabash  av  24  wks   $386 

Wing  F  H  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  apl  20,  sa- 
loon 2132  State  ly  $1000 

Weisenrieder  J  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  apl  13, 
saloon  1201  n  Paulina  23m  $156 

Wyckoff  J  H  to  Q  P  Oonnors  apl  I,  fnrn 
nov  1  $120 

Zarawski  F  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  apl  18, 
saloon  8716  Houston  av  11m  $150 

Zambas  1'  to  W  Adelson  apl  l'^,  fountain 
eto  sept  1  $2C0 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Spragae  8  A  to  O  W  Smith  apr  — ,  farn  t53i 

Backer  W  to  L  MoQalre  spr  23,  faru  2219  Cottage 

QroYe  av  |166 

Slegert  E  to  B  Slegert  apr  23,  bbIood  146  Wells.tliOO 
Brankansoa  H  to  8  Breaterfleld  oct  19,  ealoon  811 

Ualated   $2  0 

BoreS  D  0  to  P  Leihy  apr  22,  farn  438  — tli  »250 

Laby  P  to  H  Hyde  apr  23,  furn  $3000 

Kramer  U  to  A  Weis  apr  16,  saloon  944  Lincoln  av 

 IS02 

Pye  J  to  0  BerotiofiF  apr  26,  baggy  etc,  4868  Ogden 

av  $990 

Madeda  M  to  F  L  Laplerre  apr  20,  ptg  office  S68 

Dearborn  $1500 

Bartb  E  to  F  Erdemann  apr  9,  grocery  etc,  Oly- 

boarn  tv  $2(J00 

Rlchliea  Wine  Oo  to  E  W  Pfelffer  apr  1,  Baloon 

3034  Ind  av  $4000 

Blanden  0  Q  to  E  J  Dresser  apr  9,  mdse  IS  Board 

of  Trade  ot  $700 

Johaeon  0  U  to  M  Johnson  apr  23,  grocery  766 

North  av  $1100 

White  W  to  S  Richardson  apr  24,  furn  190U  Dear- 
born $135 

Weir  R  M  to  SI  Baamann  &  Oo  apr  23,  drags  942 

Madison  $1360 

McEee  U  to  Obi  Fang  mdse  472  State  tSOO 

Cnibman  &  Steinthal  to  L  bteiotbal  apr  23,  mar- 
ket $^66 

Holnres  F  A  to  E  Holmes  apr  22,  mdse  288  8  ate.$B78U 
Uajer  J  to  F  Majer  apr  22,  saloon  4701  Lincoln  st 

 .'  $338 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Harz  apr  26,  cab  eto  (630 

Werner  E  J  to  B  0  Reynolds  apr  — ,  billiard  goods 

 $1U0 

Fancber  N  A  to  J  E  Smellty  apr  24,  tarn  328-336 

Washington   $2000 

Arnetein  J  J  to  F  Geroao  apr  20,  saloon  2412  Oot- 

taiie  Grove  av   $1340 

Livingston  W  Q  to  N  A  Wing  epr  25,  oil  baeiness.$100 
McDonald  M  0  to  H  0  McDonald  apr  22,  mdse  Ma- 
sonic Temple  $14C0 

Brix  A  to  F  Bornshar  apr  2  ',  birds  etc   $160 

Nelm  A  to  A  Oasper  apr  27,  mdse  633  Lake  $600 

Berkowsky  H  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  apr  26,  bldgs  and 

saloon,  Lake  av  and  66th  $3614 

Williams  J  E  to  H  E  Williams  apr  27,  farn  183  Bine 

Island  av  $208 

Miller  J  to  F  J  Elnkamp  apr  22,  saloon,  54tb  and 

Sake  av  $3600 

Qlbbs  J  to  8  Flower  apr  27,  clothing  stock  29SVi 

Olark  $686 

MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


S  8  add,  It  16  b  22.  Wisconsin  Lima  & 
Stone  Oo  v  Martin  De  Tamble..  .$308,98 

Woodlawn  Ridge,  It  8  b  9.  Wm  E  White- 
hair  V  E  B  Trainor  aud  Michael  O'Sul- 
livan  $12,50 

Kister's  sub,  s  191^  ft  It  10  b  2  of  b  4 
Reid'ssubofw  %  b  e  }i  27  d9  13. 
George  8  Rood  v  Mary  A  Higgins...  $67 

Blue  Isld  Park  add.  It  17  b  12,  20  37  14. 
Chas  Bruae  &  Oo  v  Warren  Oa8well$440  50 

Graves  &  Smith's  re«ub  in  Graves'  sub,  s 
23  ft  It  11  and  n  2  ft  It  12  s  >^  n  Hue 
}4  34  b9  14.  Oarlsley  Mfg  Oo  v  J  F 
Wallach  $239.10 

Sheldon's  sub,  sub  It  88  of  bs  61  to  SO 
Bronson's  add  (494  Wells).  Louis  Brod- 
bog  V  John  0  Rice  $397.79 

Banting's  sub,  sub  It  4  of  Its  3  and  4  Hul- 
bert's  sub  of  s  )^  of  It  9  in  Hundley's 
in  the  e  >^  of  thd  a  e  3^  17  40  14  and 
the  8  20  ft  of  It  8  of  Hedger  &  Halbert's 
sub  of  n  ^  of  It  9  of  Uurdley's  sub. 
Picket  Oat  Stone  Oo  v  John  T  Bunting 
 $315.60 

Same,  It  3.  Same  t  Jame  $100.50 

Same,  It  2,  Same  v  Same  $100.60 


Same,  It  1.  Same  v  Same  $100.60 

Piper's  sab,  H  6  b  3  w  J<  s  w  )^  13  39  13. 
Pilsen  Lumber  Oo  v  Henry  and  Minna 
Ornmfinger  $  

W  Pullman,  It  17  b  9.  Jerome  Jayner  v 
Fred  E  Randall,  F  E  Ebright,  and  N 
&  8  B  &  L  Assn  $819 

Robey  and  Ohio  sts,  prem  s  w  cor.  Ber- 
nard Heeney  v  Patrick  F  Jones. .  $694.11 

S  Oanal  st,  63  and  65.  Guarantee  Roofing 
Oo  V  8  P  and  Lizzie  Richards  et  al..  .$85 

Wrightwood,  It  33  b  1  sab  of  a  pt  of  oot- 
It  B,  sec  28  40  14.  0  F  Elambek  v  O  H 
Rathman  $2687.30 

Twenty-second  st  and  Indiana  av,  prems 
n  w  cor.  John  Griffiths  v  Hosmer  & 
Fenn  $9865.42 

W  Ohio  st,  prem  634.  W  J  Bowman  v  Ed- 
ward J  Molloy  and  Patrick  J  Jones.  $480 

Orosby  et  al  sub,  It  23  b  31  e  >^  s  e  25 
40  18.  Oarey  Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v 
Oharles  A  MoBride  and  Richard  0 
Moore  $867,19 

Pine  Grove,  It  1  enb  of  Us  24  to  27  ino.  It 
"0"  b  1  of  the  eub  of  Its  24  to  26  inc. 
Star  Paving  Oo  v  Mollie  Soboabeck.$^03 


APPLiI0  4X10N  FOK  BVIIiOINU 

Kedzle  ay  N  992,  8  Tareldsen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $2,000. 

Berenice  av  536,  S  J  Powers,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,800. 

Sixty-fifth  st  811,  Qeorge  E  Tlernan,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  Bats,  $3,500. 

Avenne  J  9621,  H  F  Albt<rs,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,200. 

Greenwood  ay  6454,  Oharles  L  Barrow,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Harvard  st  9836,  W  B  Jarvis,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$4,600 

Dearborn  st  6064,  H  J  Eeley,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,6UO. 

Kinety-second  st  322  and  324.  H  J  Thayer.  1  story 
and  basement  brick  store",  $2,000. 

Henry  st  604,  John  Fredrick,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $4,lO0. 

Colorado  av  463,  Patrick  Braheny,  2  story  end  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  $3,500. 

Adams  st  W  V285,  T  F  Rrblnson,  2  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  dwe'llDg,  $3,000. 

Monroe  st  W  616,  James  Ongaey,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Francisco  ev  663,  John  Tiera,  three  story  and  base- 
meut  brick  flats  and  barn,  $6,000. 

Obloago  av  W  269,  Jennie  0  Enntson,  tbr^e  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flatp,  $9,0i;0. 

Sheridan  av  1712,  E  H  Enoop,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  dwelling,  $10,000. 

Norwood  av  lii49,  J  L  Cockran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,C0O. 

Wright  st  6911  and  6913,  Mrs  Clara  E  Ward,  two  2 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $11,000. 

Laogley  av  6426,  E  B  Collins,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $»,00U. 

Union  av  603i'-32.  Schuyler  Plgler  three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  hoase,  $20,000. 

Grace  st  1018-24,  B  James,  three  1  etory  frame  cot- 
tages, $1  000. 

Einzlestsa,  W  0  Newberry,  fonr  brick  add  stories, 
$10.00n. 

Lincoln  av  1609,  J  Fachs,  three  s!ory  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 

Lant  av  630,  8  J  Wynne,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,600. 

Myrtle  av  316,  8  O  Olin,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,l(i0. 

Vedder  st  130.  Emit  Swanson,  three  story  itnd  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,000. 

Cortland  st  806,  A  L  E  eyerie,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flat,  $3,(C0. 

Leavltt  st  N  814,  J  W  Olark,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,0CO. 

Sheridan  av  1007,  O  Reich,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,Ti  0. 

Ashland  av  S  699,  rear  John  Sneh,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,200. 

Waehburne  av  369,  A  Orbaulk,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,8(0. 

Adams  st  1699,  A  M  Moore,  2  story  and  bas anient 
brick  dwelling,  $8,260. 

Central  Park  av  585,  Mrs  M  Tenfert,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,500. 

Central  Park  av  296,  0  R  Bennett,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Pierce  st  23,  Oharles  Jarchow,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,0(0. 

Grand  av  872,  P  Yonug,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Adams  st  109-11  rear.  The  Beory  Field  estate,  1  story 
and  basement  brick  residence,  $14,00:1. 

Emerald  av  7649,  L  Benjamin,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $2,600. 

Prairie  av  4148-64,  John  Morris,  fear  three  story  and 
basement  bilok  flats,  $30,000. 


Hamburg  nt  119-21,  L  B  Brtnkmeyvr.  9  (tory  nod 

basement  brlok  flata,  $7,000. 

Townsend  et,  n  of  Chicago  av.  The  Board  of  EdO' 
cation,  three  story  and  basement  brlok  school- 
boofe,  $76,000. 

Barling  st  996,  0  Vaugtke,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Webster  and  Sheffield  ays  n  w  cor,  Roman  Catholic 
Church  of  St  Vincent  de  Panl,  brlok  charoh,  $60,000 

I  eland  av  819-21,  E  0  Churchill,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  honse,  $4,000. 

Wallace  st  3456,  James  Oufka,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $4,300. 

Aberdeen  st  5542  44,  Mrs  E  Edwards,  two  (hree-story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $14,00i>. 

Illinois  st  and  Dearborn  av,  Ed  Malloy,  4  stoiy  and 
basement  brick  add  to  county  jail,  (91^,000. 

Sangamon  st  8  39,  8  Q  Perry,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  dwelliog,  $3,01  ('. 

Wilcox  av  2066,  D  Dongheriy,  2  story  and  basement 
brlok  flats,  $3,000. 

Twelfth  st  W  646,  John  Merkel.  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  fiats,  $6,000. 

Falton  et  1667,  D  M  Hajes,  2  story  and  basemeit 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Erie  st  W  882,  C  Otterson,  three  story  and  basen^eLt 
brick  flats,  $5,0i  0. 

Perry  av  158,  August  Bnrg,  2  story  frame  flats,  $'',000 

Dania  av  777,  0  Rolandson,  three  story  and  basi- 
ment  brick  »tore  and  flats,  $7,U(iO. 

California  av  972,  Henry  Ross,  2  story  frame  flhts, 
$2,400. 

Armltage  av  9^6,  S  Bnghes,  2  story  frame  fiats, 
$2,000. 

Fnllerton  av  W  390,  J  H  Overbeck,  4  story  and  bane- 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  t8,C00. 
Thomas  av  706-7  9,  O  J  Hartley,  three  2  story  frame 

flats,  $4,800. 

Sht'ffleld  av  1364  66,  Branch  &  Delaney,  two  2  story 

and  basement  briok  flats,  $9,000. 
Ewing  av  10603,  J  A  Hartman,  2  etory  fiamu  fla's, 

$2,000. 

Twenty-second  st  62  and  82,  John  McOonnell,  two  2 

story  adds,  $8,000. 
Alport  av  662,  V  Booal,  three  story  and  basemeut 

brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Eedzle  av  8  3762,  W  B  Bowman,  2  story  and  la  e- 

ment  brick  store  and  flat,  $5,000. 
Union  av  11741-43,  J  H  Haskins,  two  2  story  and  ba.e- 

ment  brick  fiats,  $6,000. 
Greinwoodav  6412,  O  Matt,  2  story  and  lasenieut 

brick  dwelling,  $4,0(0. 
Cottage  Grove  av  6662-54,  Peter  Yoohem,  three  stnry 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  apartment  bolid- 

ing,  $12,(00. 

Champlain  av  4659,  George  Ooughey,  three  etc  ry  nud 
basement  bilok  apartment  house,  $8,00(i. 

Van  Horn  st  646,  Joseph  Eearnes,  three  story  in  d 
basemoct  brick  flats.  $4,000. 

Warren  av  983,  A  J  Hnnt,  2  story  and  basement  trick 
fiats,  $6,000. 

Jefferson  st  623-25,  Leo  Porge%  three  story  and  i  ato- 
ment  brlok  hall  and  apartment  building,  tl6.0uo. 

Sacramento  av  517,  U  Bastien,  2  siory  and  Laseme  t 
brick  flats,  $2,400. 

Richmond  st  1601-6,  E  Overfleld,  two  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,0U0. 

Campbell  av  919,  8  Wbeelock,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Humboldt  blvd  1818,  J  B  Norcfheim,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,600. 

Mllwaakee  av  1662,  G  R  Tufty,  2  story  frame  store 
and  flat,  $2,000. 

Cornelia  st  662,  Charles  Ratzow,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,400. 

Sixty-ninth  st  601-9,  0  8  Thorntor,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  stores,  flats  and  hall,  t65,0(  0. 

Vinoennes  av  4543  46,  H  T  Davis,  two  2  story  aLd 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $12,(;li). 

Mead  et  1418,  Anton  Krogb,  V/t  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $3,500. 

Eedzle  av  988,  D  Thomas,  three  story  Irame  flats, 
$3,000. 

Buckitigham  pi  16K6,  Mary  Reese,  2  story  and  baa  - 
ment  brick  fiats,  $3,600. 

Ashland  av  N  864,  M  6  Roberts,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brlok  fiats,  $4,000. 

Sawyer  av  6  1,  Charles  O'Oonnell,  2  s  ory  and  base- 
ment briok  fiats,  $3,0(0. 

Green  st  S  6730,  John  Williams.  2  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Forty-ninth  st  464-66,  W  G  Bai  flelJ,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  bnildlLg,  $30,i  00. 

Sixty-first  st  838,  James  Gott,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,0(  0. 

Oanal  st  8  2400-2,  Thomas  Mulrooney,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Vlncennes  av  4645V4-47,  F  Anderson  and  J  ^  oates, 
two  2  story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,0(  0. 

Homan  av  8  870-72,  0  J  Hansen,  three  story  and 
basement  brlok  flata,  $9,000. 

Forty-first  st  W  98,  F  Porter,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Huron  st  1617-21,  O  A  Perkins,  three  2  story  and 
basement  briek  fiats,  $7,000. 


May  4  1895. 


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431 


Washington  8t  1292,  P  Fallow,  2  story  and  basement 
flats  $3,000 

Oallforoia  bt  435,  Aag  Schaazel,  three  story  and 

baseoient  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Armonr  av  3712,  P  Lane,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Ashland  av  46J6  38,OharleB  Schkoskle,  2  story  frame 

store  and  flats,  $4,000. 
Langley  av  6424,  Qeor^^e  Dechler,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $3,200. 
Parnell  av  1018,  H  Broke,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 

$2,o:o. 

Olj bourn  av  1226,  O  Mnelzenmayer,  2  story  trace 

frame  flnts,  $3,(100. 
Rn»h8tl28,  B  Stloknoy,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  rectory,  $8,000. 
Piaearove  av  636-42,  W  Walter  Qnlnn,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment  boose,  $30,000. 
Troy  St  307,  H  Rom,  2  story  and  basement  brick  flats, 

$2,000. 

Clara  pi  66,  Hannah  Stelnhaos,  ?  story  frame  dwell 
log,  $2,800. 

Fnllerton  av  350,  Same,  three  story  frame  store  and 
Twenty  first  st  W  1016,  B  Bonnoen,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Taylor  st  1096,  D  Dorr,  2  otory  and  basejnent  brick 

flats,  $4,000. 

Peoria  st  8  134-36,  Mrs  M  Newman,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qenerol  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY,* 

Oalolmlning,  eto. 
All  KiAU  of  Oement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
Building  Material!  Ch  leaon 

For  Sale.    Telephone.  Main  767. 


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DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  .^C^SNTS.  (  


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaokee  4 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommoroe;  hence  mannfactnrers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  snooess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrionltdral  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company— at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  mannfactnrers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Ooloay  Bldg.,  CHIOA&O,  111. 


ANDEB80N,  Gnstavns,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
BABNES  it  PABI8H,  167  La  Salle  it. 
BABNBYBBUO         Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  '^ons.,  Bm  87,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bidg. 
B0WEE8,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIBNDDFr,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ooein  Bid 
OULLEBTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 196  La  Salle  St. 
OUMMINQS  E.  A„  h  Oo.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  gts, 

DELAMATEB,  8.,  66  Dearborn  at.  Hnmboldt  Park 

prooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.B.  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  b  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street 
EDWABDS,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Ohioago  III. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Ohamber  of 
Oommercp . 

EULETTE  0.  H  4  00..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 
offices:  Halsted  and  71et 
66th  Bonlevard. 
iTBIOKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insurance  BIdg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  h  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
40BD0N  C.  V.  h  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
QBOSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoblo  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  8.  Olork 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  Bt 
HELMER  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BBOS,  8H  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDT0HIN8ON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st 

JAOOBS  B.  F.  &  Oo.,  99  Washington  st. 

EEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENBT,  R.  J.,  Assoola'lon  Bldg  ,  153  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Oo.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

MAGILL  3.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 
8th  Floor. 

MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 

MEAD  k  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  BIdg. 

UEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  148  Lo  Salle  St. 

MDLLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBIOM.T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison, 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Von  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  33  Harlford  BIdg, 
PKINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  ExchaDge  Blf'g. 
BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,S109  State  Street. 
SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
8CHT7MAOBER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DONLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  at 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  107  Dearborn  at 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUXTEBMEI8TER,  H.  0..  b  Co.,  818  8.  Haiated 

DBBYBB  E.  8.,  b  Oo.,  99  Dearborn 

GBSBNEBAUM  SONS,  88  and  86  Dearborn  Strer 

MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolburn 
Attorney,   Soath  Ohioago  III. 

PEABODT,  HOUGHTBLING  *  Oo.,  164Dearbork. 

WASMAN8D0RF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Kandulpb . 

Abitraoti  of  Title. 

HADDOOE  VALLETTE  b  BIOKCORDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  at. 

HANDT  b  CO.,  92-4  Waahlngton  at. 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  b  CO.,  86  Waahlngton  at, 
BEOOBDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  DEPT.,  Oonnty  Tonrt 
Hons*. 


Exclusive 

Agency 

Lists. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  parpose 
of  speculating  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertising 
Barean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
proteobton  and  best  reenlts  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  b  Co.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmanedorff  b  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Chicago. 


REVELL'S 

CrBTAIW  TOF 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  a7e& Adams  st 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columnsof  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS'  LISTS 

CARE  OF 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

WHERE  ALL  COPY  SHOULD  BE  SENT 


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May  4. 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

1  I  &  CO.  1  — 

PAY  SPJECIAIi  ATTBNTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


awnincj  for  doors  or  windows 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  Stripes  and  malte  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Revell's 

LOW 
PRICED 

DESKS. 

$12 

"bis  floe  cartaln  top  rfflce  desk. 

Largesi  dipplsy  of  ofiSce  furniture  In  the  city. 

Wabash  ave.  and  Adams  st. 


4iV 


44 


Builders'  ai^d  Qeijeral  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.   Challeiiiie  any  one  to 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs. 
;tc. 


Desks  MdalChai^^^^ 

A.  H.  Aniir6ws&  COii  2\b\NibS°L 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


H.  V.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  BsUe   and  Madison  UtB. 
"elephone  Miin  564.  CHICAGO 


Particular  at- 
tention rfiven 
1 0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled ; 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us : 

and  our 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved.; 


PASSBNGKR 

AND 

FREIOHT 


ELEVATORS, 


A  tlas  Fire  A8!>DraDoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  Gttman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Uamborg. 
TrBDsatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Hamborg. 


Boobester  Oerinan  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsborg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  L.At»AIiIiK  STKKKT. 

CHICAGO  IliIilNOIB 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


OFFICK  ASD  WORKS. 
15th  »)treet  and  Ashland  A  venne. 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hoine. 


Fbank  G.  Hoxnb 


I?ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND,     hoyne  bros. 

^  REAL  ESTATE 

RENTING  AGENTS. 


Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHER. 


Boom  1749  JHaranette  Bldg,  N.  W .  Cor.  Wearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 
OIIICA.GO.   


Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


O.  FLOOD. 


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FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9%04  COmnERCIALi  AVENUK, 

Commercial  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO.. 

85  Washington  Street, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 

Preat. 


H.  H  OBOSB, 
Vioe-Prest. 


OE3.  E.  liAZEAB, 

Secy.  &  TreaB. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
ODlnlons  of  Titles  Furnished. 


Chicago. 


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Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Mala  44. 


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WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
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kiNZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


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A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINO  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

u  p  UIIPI  RIIT^r^o 
n.  d.  riurvL.Dw  i  oc\^^f 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KBRFOOT.                                    Or.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Jstate,  [oan 

and  financial  P^^<^nU. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non -Residents. 

WSLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,           QEGBOE  T. .  W ABKkB. 
OoDsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago* 

5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

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OII/BEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OGIjBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &  Real  Estate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

SpeoiBi  attention  Rlvea  to                                      i  r-»  ^  r-r/^ 
Taxes  and  Assespments.                          ViJ. X  V— - cl y  «J  . 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  -  Estate  ■■  and  ■  MM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  espeially 
in  the  nortnwe  t  portion  of  the  city. 

^4'15*MILWAlJKEE*AVENUE,»e- 

Teleplione  West  f9i,  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

BTos.  145  and  147  Kandolph  St., 

Tne  InTsstment  of  Money  In  Good  Peourltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  agea  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 

J.H. 

W  EST'D 
■     16  73 

Bemoved  t 

.  l49L'aSalIeSlS:^"i 

i/uSSINGEN 

1      &  BRO- 

3 125  Dearborn  st 

Borrowers  of  money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Appl}'  to 

^HAN©LER  &  €©., 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street. 

A.  O.  BLAUQHTEB  .                                                       WM .  V.  BAKTB. 

A,  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  1 V  La  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.T.  strck  EzcliaDge.  Members  Obicags  Ht( ck  Excbaogc. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bongbt  and  sold  on  commleslon. 
Monpy  loaned  on  app'-oved  collateral. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate,Loansand  Investments, 

Boom  OSS  Stock  Excbanse  Baildins, 
».  W.  Cor,  l<a  Salle  and  Washlnston  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 

EDWIN  B    SBEIjDON.                                   EXTGENB  H  .  FI^HBOBN. 
WM.  OGDEN  OB££N.                                 BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBDBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg..  S4  Clark  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

laa  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MAUISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAGO 

Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TELEPHOWB  1416. 

Established  1879.                          Telephone  Main  3174 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  -^nd  Manage -1, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

-Mainpflflce      ^            Branch  Office 
I87&  1  89  Dearborn  St-        Pammet  av.,  and  47th  st. 

PROPERTY  II 

^  GIGERO 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''sEmmE?. 

Mortgage  Lioana. 

114  r.a  Salle  Street, 

h'ew  Slock  Exchange  Ewilflipg,  paaip  floor, 

•  Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated  and  Electric 
Railroads.   Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av„ 

Pr  315  Dear  born  St,  Cbicago, 

414 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  n,  189S. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.ore  .  Tra,ots  •  Furoliaseci 

Or  Sa'bdivided  and  Uasaged  for  Owners. 
30a  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

{Sei.-cessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

CARPENTERS'  M0dLDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKi^RS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  street 

94  La  Salle  Street 


N.  W.  Oor. 
WaehiDgton, 


OHIOAGO 


TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 


26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
113  Bandolph  St.. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safefl  to  rent. 
15  CO  to  16(1.011  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

"5^  In  amounts  from  $:',ooo  to  f$< 
•Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  [$• 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Brancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo^a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M  BANKERS. 


•0:- 


^joao'    J  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans. 

Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  <feCo. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  si. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    51,    B3  ANO    65     METROfOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  l>earborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing:  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Mecli^iiiics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling   with  this 

•  office  are  offered  unequaled 

•  opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.    All  required 

•  information  given  at  office. 

•  Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street,  . 

Telephone  aiain  112.  ClliC8lg"0,  III. 


■THE]. 


National  Bank  dP  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneidee,  President. 
Waltee  L.  Peok,  V1o«  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
eBWBTB.  K8HT,  2dA88t.  Ossbler, 


CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

Francis  B.  Peabody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNB^i, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  Jllasontc  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STREfiiT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Meobaqics'  Liens  exclusively. 


ANP 

A  Wioe-AWAKC  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTEP  TO" 

r 

REAL  ESTATE  j 
i   WESTERN  SECURITIES  | 
BUILDING  ^ 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^sl:ate|BijiIdi9<5  Joijrpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  Advnncf  ^ 

Building  AND  Real  EST«T»  ' 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  I 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

Administrators-  Sales  s 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 
MASTER'S  SALE3 

FORECLOSURES  ; 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  / 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  19. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MAY  11,  1895. 


.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTJBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

l£>3-i55  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V,  ' 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/UonBy  LoanBd  WMuut  CDiniiilg^iDii 

■91  On  improved  city  property  and 
•3J  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
P.ooms517and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJK.-A.NOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CTJMMING8. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINES  x&  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy.selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&.Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstabliHbed  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
FiisrA.isroi-A.L  bk,ok:ek.s, 

97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD.  84  and  86  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans    and    I^eal  Estate, 

ICS  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  HarriEon  6  9.  409411  E00ZER7  BLDQ. 


H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEISTEB.    0.  H.  PD90HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTESMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  fUBUO.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

904  Stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAQO 

^^Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  80HBEINEE. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3109  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  South  664, 

Keal  Estate  Bought  and  Hold.  Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
veetments  Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  nefjotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLJfiSB.  J.  H.  SHEPAEjj 

ESTABLISHED  1868. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORS," 

"    c 

UANDPAOTUBBBS  ASH  DBAI.EB8  ID 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  BIccl(s 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAQCi 

SECOND  FIiOOB  TEUTONIC  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONE  No.  148S. 

Part  oalar  attention  paH  to  Macadam  Boadg,  Drives,  Boole 
<arde  and  Boads  In  new  SnlMUTlBlonB. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  EST/ITE,  INSURpCE,  L0p2 

South  Ohloago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondeuce  Solicited 

9145  COMMEEGIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property- 

Major  BIdg.  CHirACO- 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliiceigfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS 


New  Marquette  Building, 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated 
on '-^proved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 


Re- (dents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD  NG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  9IaiB  3733. 


Humbaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 
RE&Im  esstate. 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BBiNOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

8.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  St«., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldl  Park.  CHieA'?l 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Muy  11,  mt. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBVISXO  AND  OOBBEOTM)  KYEBT  WEEK — ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 
MABKKD  WITH  THE  I.BTTBB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTX 
AOTEBTI«EO  EXCEPT  WHBBE  THE  HWNBB  OB  BIS  AQfiNX'S 
*nDBK83  IS  OIVEM. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  BALE. 


BODTH  BIDE. 

Arober  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  brick  building,  lot  25  x 

126.    B  11  $  6.500 

Armoar  av,  No  6528,  hoase  and  lot,  price  $3,600; 
$1,630  oash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  houBe.    B  16  $  7,000 

Boven  av,lio  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  ay,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neishborhood.    W  8. $7,600  and  $  8,000 

Oalumet  ay,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6   $  200 

Oalumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $33;  $360  cash     O  18  $  8,360 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  16  $  6,200 

Ohioago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  16. 

Ohioago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

tlark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11 .  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombranoe  $16,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47th  st,  price  per  foot.  F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  36th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-Btory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $86,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building, 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  ay,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  f oot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  EOth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  $  600 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hay  den , 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  8t,moderu, 

oak  trim,  fine  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  brick  house.  B  15. $16,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lo-room  brick  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  16. $10,000 
ElliB  av,  near  43d  st,  8  root  is,  briok  house.  B  16..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. f  13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  16.$  4,600 
ElliB  ay,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  inonmbrapoe  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifth  ay,  near  86th  st,  new,  2-story  brick,  6  rooms 

eaoh;  good  vacant  part  pay.    M  1  $  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  eel, 

D  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forreatville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty-seoond  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  -  $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Oor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Oor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  250 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  300 
Oor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  front  foot.  P  4...$  200 
Cor  60x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Oor 60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4....   $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty  fifth  st,neaTGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. *1 5.000 
Forty  seyenth  ot,  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $  6,000 


Forty-seventh  et,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  per  foot. 

F  13  $  200 

Forty-seventh  st,  oor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$  125 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,500 

(iran  1  blvd,  near  46th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  66th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
bnildinfi^s  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fnohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  oare  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,'^0( 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  ...  $17,500 
Indiana  av,  near  r9th  e^t,  10  rooms,  frame.    B  16.  .$  6,£00 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8   $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.60 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  fcO 
Inglesideav,  near  66tk  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hon.'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,nGar^7th  8t,10-room  stone  house. B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautifol,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $35,(  00 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8   $  6,600 

Langley  av,  north  of  49tb  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49tb,  12-room  frame  house.  B  16.$20,0('0 
Madison  av,  cor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16..$10,OOC 
Main  st,near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  l,10(i 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.  B  15...$  4,5(t(i 
Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  briok  house. B  15. $24,0(0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16 . .  $3(i,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  8ts,w  f  60  or  10(  xl61, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  60th  st,  50  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  26  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     M  1  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  prioe  per  foot.    F  13. .  .$  226 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16... $16,0(0 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15....$  6,0C0 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  60  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  90 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  ifi  »IO,('ii(i 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.^11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,600 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44th  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    Ml  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
eaoh;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $46,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  s.alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   B  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  50x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  st,  60  ft,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  8td  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27}^  x  125,  price  per  foot. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale.— One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x126.  Address 

W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,8tone.B  15.  $12,000 

Sixty-^first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  16  $10,000 

Sixty  flist  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  easy  terms  M  1..  .$  6,700 
Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B15  $  4,600 

Slate  st.  Cor  near  57th,  160  ft  deep,  prioe  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

South  Ohioago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 

and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 

and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 

within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 

Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fuches  & 

Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  15  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  at,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Thornton. — 30  acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 

house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl  -'6.    Lawler  &  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st   $1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 

new  L'-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 

10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 

bells  and  lightiing,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 

elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 

W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15. $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  ..$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  roams,  frame.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoenres  av,  near  4oth  st,  S-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vinoenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot.    M  I  $  125 

Vinoennes  ay,  near  66th  st,  e  f  60x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.60 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  166 
Vinoennes  av,  2'i  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  prioe  away 

down(lD117).  P4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15 ... .$16,000 
Wabash  av,  near  64th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  near  69th  st,  3-story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    Ml  ,....$11,500 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

S  13    $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28i,h  81.  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n-ar  12th  st,   2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Waba^^h  av,  bet  2.5th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$26,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  boose 

B  15  $  9,(00 

Washington  av,  near  .^Ist  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4th  st.  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  1(5;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Bailding,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f.  prioe  per  foot.  M  1.$  66 
Woodiawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  Slst  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $26,000 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av.  50  f t ,    W  8  ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  t,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  FoUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  6,400 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  60x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  si  N,  S-story  new  briok,   stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrnav,  ne^ir  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.^lance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  oash. 
Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 


May  11,  i895. 


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REIL  E8TATK  FOR  SALE. 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  oottage;  Fine  oorne'  to  improve;  dirt 

oheap,  oa-h.  Z  33   ...  $  5,000 

Divi-(ion  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W  8   113,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  S7(T0  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Bvanstoo  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  |30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  17ii  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  |9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  f  12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 
Kenilworth. — Rpsidenoe  on  Renilwnrth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blott,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive     The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
frnit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnilc  hooses 
on    the    North    Shore.      All    flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.     A  lo-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  side^  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glans;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-siory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  flni'^hed  io   Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  diiiing  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
fini-tbed  in  a  first  class  manner.    The  bouse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  is  flnished  with 
cnrly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbiug  all  first-class,  heated  by 
fhe  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  hon«e 
the  coldest  dsy  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reoepiion  ball 
— gas  fire  place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.    You  cannot  aflford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  ^6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.     Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wi'  b  all  city  conveniences.     'I  he 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  oheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo/  smaller  place  or  sa.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  par- 
chafer.    0  4   };i5,0f;0 

Montana  st,  eastof  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $90'J,  lot  50x125  tt.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  pt;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,3' 0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13    |  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  185,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W  8  I  200 

Pearson  et,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $7 '.f!0.     W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Gtmrnercial,  Robev  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lotH,  ^  hou-es  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  aa  1  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParK,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  SSJg  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LtoTD  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  =t,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner.  75x123}^.     4.  13  |  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  fc.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Sonthport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avs,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  .6x125  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,lLake  View,  48  ft 
snb-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14 ,  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50   _  |  4,(  00 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  boildiDg.20  rooms : 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  Bt,B«8r  PiyiBion,  3-8toiy  rooderp  ftat  brjofe 


REAL  ESTKTE  FOR  SALE. 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  ,33.  $ll,Of  0 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10  room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  ihe  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  benotifol  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  hou->ep  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  1  t  26  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
hou*>e  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $'-',0('". 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  5(ixl4i'  at 
$2,5'iO.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  BO  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern ; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  bouse;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,30(1.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750  One  lO-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

j7B8T  (IDE. 

Adams  St  W.  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.   X  14  $  1,060 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---Ne w,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  aidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,0' 0 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  ,  $1.5,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Lonia  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11, Of  0 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo 

rada  av,  75x182  ft .    R  1 1  $15  000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    a  11  $  4,000 

Ajhiaud  ftv,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  3.Sxl5ii,  hoope  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12   $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Paris  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue, L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bidg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  o'ty; 
$1,2(  0  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enenm- 
braoce,  which  will  be  extended  to  snit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  S,  No  16.  lot  263.,  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each.  2C  ■ 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  oheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  ]8ii9.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st 
Carroll  av.  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,  .  (  34  6  10s]i0)  S  20x128  |  .,.  . 
size  of  ot  ]  29  3-10x100  5  I  35x128  [  ''"^ 
2-story  am]  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
hft  sold  for  less  thfin  honses  oost  to  hr-M.  O  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addi-on,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Wftveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particnla-s 
address  Ernst  Stock.  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33,  ....  $  3,500 
Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  1 1 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building  W  H.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyoe,  15'  x  120  ft.  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.     R  II   .  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.     W8         $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Copgrove  &  Oo,  Afhland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  2.500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  *  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blv,>.  ntar  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.     W  8  .     $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  r\edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  1 1  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, .50x115,  stores  with  flats  above      R  11  . .  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  fODodation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125.  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(  0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av;  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  opeBScnday, 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taoopaa  bldg. 


REAL  Estate  for  sale. 

Logan  sq.  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  It  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayrair,  120  lots  50x126,  price  from  $l,Of  0  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11   1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2  etory  brick, 

atone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  8,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  .Mon- 
roe St. 

MouLt  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  gronnd  in  lots  to  eiita.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll   $  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vac-int  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer&  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  {t;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Buildiug. 

Ogden  av,  near  .Vdama  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av,,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  <fe  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-Ptory  brick  flat.    Rll.$  7,000 
Polk  st,  neoT  (  «ntr«i  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  ik  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  t8^° 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  i  eqnity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lota  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12,000 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25sl25  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat    This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11, . .  .$  6,260 
Twelftl>  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x126.    W  8  ....  $  2,10(; 

Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  av,  61x125.    W  8  $  6,600 

Twelfth  at,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .    Z  3* 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xirO.    W  8.  .$  2,0(  0 
Washiugton  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  reaideno, 
stone  front  price  $1 1,000  .     >Vant  a  resi  ence 
near  Francisco  st.    ^iU  put  in  cash.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  8  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  fm  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  A>hland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8   $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

facturing  ptirposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  mcnih.  W  8..  .$  7,(00 
Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0C0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,00(',  18o,000 
and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309   $  2 

California  —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  cjnse- 
quently  cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  t  j 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  >'eing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
waut  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  pi:ice  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  leae  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Esiatg 
Ageots,  14  Post  st,  S^B  Franoisoo,  Oal, 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  11,  1896. 


RE^L  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


California,  Yon  oan  own  yonr  own  home  and  seoore 
a  oomfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  takeu  care  of  in  trac<B  of  6  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
J3.50  por  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telepbone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Oal 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprisicg  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  tigs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particnlara  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (H  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

CaliforDia. — Tehama  Co,  60,0(10  acres  of  fruit,  vjne, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,5(>0  acres 
bottom  lands,  3(',000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$lb  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Blirida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  oarefoUy  selected 
an  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0(10,  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora^ige,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st   $  3j00 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,(  00  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,'i('0  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to  15,0i  0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  |  I.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Inland,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatiful.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Jowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  7^  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cist  about  |;40.nOii;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property 
B  11. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  5 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

lOO'^O  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,1 00 

oa^h,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  B,  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  16.   

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  |  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  ' 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-8tory  dwelbng  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  renttd;H  2  $4  800 

Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and'  ' 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6^.|    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2.  |21  600 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial  ' 
improvements.     Incumbrance   5%  per  cent. 
Want  $10,(i00  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $.500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.   E  6  $16,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  at,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  60x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incnmhranoe  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    C  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x207,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
aye  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 

Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 

$3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 

business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;   will  exchange  for 

vacant  lot  or  farm.    Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 

Leiand,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37J^  x 

122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,    as  houses  sell  quick. 

Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Paulina  t-t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent  $990 

per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000. 

Price  $10,000.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 

$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 

Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


CALIFOBNIA . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  Close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

nsOBGIA . 

Georgia — 650-aore  nne  frnit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olesr- 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12.  ' 

INDIANA . 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate  gla^s 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Kbtatb  Ofiioe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  weU  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implementi; 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5'>0.  Will  take  about  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I 

KANSAS , 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  mites  from  Alton; 
price  $3,5011,  enoombrance  $606,  dae  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l3^-8tor>  . 
Will  take  oity  property  for  equity.    B  15. 
Kansas — 2,360-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas. 

clear;  $6o,000;  want  oity  property.  D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  4(-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  aod  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  waie.' 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  I60,  clear 
$3,C00;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothirg. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange;  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  fnrniehed 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $6,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 

H^e^nnimproved  lands  and       cash  for  stock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.    Would  ex- 
change 14  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first  class 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN, 

AUBDBN  PABK, 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  born 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  iooatton. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
t'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park- L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160.00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;^  will  assume 
incumbrance.   Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,(00  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  68  N  aiintou 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Boseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  io  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosineps  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  oash  on  good  equity .    F  12. 

Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gi.bert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


An 


Wanted"- Miscellaneous. 

expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  oash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  )  5. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Snocessors  to  Lfinghenry,  Evans  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA&O. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


May  11  189£, 


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The  First  National  Bank  3  Chicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3  COO  000.  Surplus  $3,CO0  000, 

OFF/CEW9.- 

I  YUAN  J.  Qaoe,  President.  .Iab.  B.  Fobqan,  Vice  Prpsldent 

BloaABO  J.  ^TBBET.  Cashier.  Holmes  Booe,  AsbH  Oasbier. 

Fbakk  E.  Bbown,  2d  ABs't  Ceebler. 

DIKECTORSl 

Sam'i.  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbbnoe.  8.  W.  Allebton 

F.  i>.  Gbat.                    NoBMkN  B   Beau.  Ne  son  IUobbis. 

R.  O.  NicKiBSON.             L.  J.  QAOE.  Eugene  8.  Pike 

A.  A.  Oabpesteb.                        Jas.  B,  Foboan. 


MAS@NI^^  TEMPLE 

Is  the  best  known  and  adver- 
tised connnriercial  building  on 
Earth.  Is  this  of  advantage  to 
you?  If  you  intend  changing 
your  location  address  the  office 
of  the  building  suite  502. 

W  F.  GROWER, 

Manae:sr. 


EDiVJIfiD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd..    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room.  31'   -     -     las  OlarlE.  Street 


FOR  SA.I_.E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fiebburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M-  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

FOR  SALE 

$4,000. 

 48  feet  on  Wellington  ave,  west  of 

 Seminary,  Lake  View,  sub-lots  70 

 and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3  e 

 hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14. 

A.  AMUNDSON,  Owner, 

85  5th  ave.,  Room  50 


CilicaEO  Interior  DecoratiDi  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantelsTlles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  (frade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
'49  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 
Fonnorly  occupied  JJgjjj.y  -^^^^^^^ 


HART&  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

03   and   04  Wasliirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reaii  Estate 
and  the  saiig  of  fib3t  mobtoaoes 

A  BFEOIAIiTY, 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
SoijD  and  Managed, 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision, 

Cheapest  lo  s  in  Chicago.  $10 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

6O  '  IStock  £xc1ianse  Baildine,  -  Chicaso. 

Oorner  WashiDgton  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 

Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING. 

Rooms  629  and  630,  •  ^ ^  Til 

NiW  STOCK  EXmNGE  BWILOINg,  • 


C.  A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
-  Loans. 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NEW  YORK  UFB  BUIUOIMQ 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 
MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANXJFACTUBEBS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  1157  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

FOR  SALE 
EXCHANGE 

On  very  reasonable  terms  50,000  acies  choice, 
well  watered  farming  lands  in  Western  Ne- 
braska. Will  assume  incumbrance  and  pay 
part  cash. 

C.  W.  SIMPSON, 

803  Rookery  Building,    -  Chicago,  III . 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jackson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Oontinaoas  performanoes  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago  Price 
10  16  £5  36  60     B  ix  seats  $1. 


THE  flCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  MAY  11.  1895. 


FINANCE  AND  TRADE. 

A  more  friendly  feeling  abroad  toward  American 
securities  ha^  had  very  much  to  do  with  advancing 
prosperity  in  this  country.  It  is  said  that  within 
the  last  nine  weeks  American  securities  to  the  value 
of  $66,000,000  have  been  placed  upon  the  English  and 
European  marliets,  and  that  the  foreign  loan  syndi- 
cate hold  here  about  $11,000,000  of  the  new  4  percent 
bonds  which  they  are  ready  to  ship  abroad  should 
the  rate  of  foreign  exchange  require  it.  This  is  a 
noteworthy  sign  of  changed  feeling  toward  us  on 
the  pan  of  foreign  investors,  and  it  promises  a 
greater  flow  of  European  capital  to  this  country  in 
the  immediate  future. 

A  few  months  ago  the  situation  was  very  different. 
Nearly  all  American  securities  were  held  in  distrust 
and  the  general  disposition  among  foreign  investors 
was  to  unload  them.  There  is  no  exact  data  as  to 
ihe  value  of  such  securities  that  were  returned  to 
this  country  during  the  panic  years  of  1893  and  1894, 
but  the  amount  is  estimated  at  from  $2;50,000,000  to 
5300,000,000.  The  return  of  this  immense  amount 
of  our  paper  required  heavy  gold  payments  which 
resulted  in  a  serious  drain  on  our  gold  resources. 
The  net  export  of  gold  from  the  United  States  in 
the  last  three  years  amounted  to  $247  000,000,  and 
all  this  time  the  balance  of  trade  was  in  our  favor 
to  a  much  larger  amount.  The  financial  situation 
became  far  more  serious  than  was  generally  known 
or  acknowledged.  The  Government  credit  was  im- 
paired, so  i.bit  when  the  last  boni  issue  became  a 
necessity  the  administration  had  to  submit  to  very 
hard  terms  on  the  part  of  the  syndicate.  Yet  the 
final  negotiation  has  thus  far  resulted  very  happily 
for  the  business  interests  of  the  country. 

So  long  as  present  conditions  exist  the  Treasury 
will  be  free  from  heavy  demands  for  gold.  Foreign 
exchange  is  lower  now  than  it  has  been  before  in 
many  weeks.  Bills  of  exchange  on  London  are 
plentiful  now  in  the  New  Y'ork  market,  Thej  are 
drawn  against  American  securities  placed  in  Europe. 
Nearly  all  ihe  leading  bankers  have  had  more  or 
less  of  these  bills  for  sale— evidently  a;. logical  re- 
sult of  the  bond  syndicate's  transactions  last  Febru- 
ary. The  English  bond  investor  has  had  good  cause 
for  renewed  faith  in  the  stability  of  American 
finances. 

Domestic  trade  also  prospers  in  time  of  '  general 
confidence.  The  bank  clearings  as'reported  in  an- 
other column  show  continuous -improvement.  For 
the  month  of  April  they  were  the  largest  of  any 
month  for  several  years,  showing  that  the  growth  of 
trade  which  set  in  early  in  the  present  year  has  sur- 
passed all  expectations  and  bids  fair  to  make  an  envi- 
able record  for  the  year.  Very  few  cities  reported 
losses  for  the  entire  month.  The  few  exceptions  are 
chiefiy  Northwestern  cities,  where  much  damage 
was  done  to  crops  by  dry  weather  last  year,  and  Pa- 
-  cific  Coast  cities,  which  for  some  rea.son  are  slower 
in  receiving  the  benefits  of  returning  prosperity 
Evtn  in  these  sections  it  is  gratifying  to  note  that 
there  was  consideriible  improvement  in  April  of  this 
year  as  compared  with  March.  For  the  entire  coun- 
try the  gain  for  the  month  of  April  was  over  14 
percent. 

Better  wheat  prospects  have  caused  the  market 
to  sag  a  little,  but  this  is  favorable  to  the  farmer  if 
unfavorable  to  the  speculator.  The  rains  of  the  last 
few  days  have  improved  the  condition  of  winter 


wheat  in  half  a  dozen  States.  Crups  of  all  kinds,  so 
far  as  present  prospects  indicate,  are  destined  to  be 
plentiful,  and  this  means  a  prosperous  year  for  farm- 
ers, country  merchants,  mechanics,  and  the  public 
in  general.  Already  the  banks  begin  to  feel  the  wave 
of  approaching  activity.  The  national  banks  are 
for  the  most  part  pretty  well  loaned  down  to  the 
reserve  point.  This  shows  unusual  activity  in  gen- 
eral business. 

There  is  abundant  evidence  that  the  tide  of  im- 
migration which  was  almost  stayed  during  last  year 
has  again  begun  to  set  toward  the  shores  of  the 
United  States  and  that  the  unsettled  portions  of 
this  country  are  fast  being  filled  up  with  foreigners. 
The  South  is  vieing  with  the  West  in  attracting  set 
tiers.   Memphis  claims  a  great  accession  to  its  neigh- 
borhood population.   It  is  said  that  over  a  single 
tributary  railroad  there  were  brought  to  that  city 
since  December  1  over  .^00  carloads  of  household 
furniture  belonging  to  immigrants  who  had  come  to 
that  section  to  live.    Moreover,  the  South  claims 
that  ev-Gov.  Northen's  colonization  scheme  will  soon 
bring  into  Georgia  about  1.200  settlers,  mostly  Union 
veterans  and  their  families:  and  Florida,  watchful 
of  this  experiment  and  desiring  to  emulate  it,  has 
asked  its  legislature  to  take  measures  to  attract 
colonists  to  some  of  the  unoccupied  parts  of  its  ter- 
ritory.   These  are  only  a  few  of  the  migratory  move 
ments  and  plans  thatcan  be  traced  without  difficulty, 
and  they  indicate  an  evident  attempt  on  the  part  of 
the  South  to  compete  with  the  West  in  offering  in 
ducements,  not  to  manufacturers  and  capitalists 
alone,  but  to  immigrants  and  home  builders  as  well 
Such  a  policy  is  of  vital  necessity  to  the  true  up 
building  and  rejuvenation  of  the  South. 

THE  LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 

Surface  and  elevated  securities  have  monopolized 
the  attention  of  the  street  this  week.  Prices  as  com 
pared  with  a  year  or  more  ago  have  experienced  great 
changes  North  Chicago  has  advanced  while  West 
Chicago  has  retreated.  The  elevated  stocks  have 
fallen.  City  Railway  one  year  ago  was  at  320:  it  is 
now  at  3  .5-a  gain  of  15  points.  West  Chicago  sold 
at  13^i  last  year;  it  is  now  at  12ii— a  loss  of  17  points 
North  Chicago  is  at  283i;  last  year  it  was  at  24 -i— a 
gain  of  about  35  points  orth  Chicago  sold  one  day 
this  week  at  287,  which  was  the  highest  price  the 
stock  has  ever  reached  in  time  of  normal  speculative 
activity.  It  is  thought  that  during  the  next  year 
this  security  wi'l  touch  300  and  over,  but  after  the 
Northwestern  elevated  is  completed  there  is  likely 
to  be  a  reaction  similar  to  that  now  affecting  West 
Chicago,  which  under  the  influence  of  Metropolitan 
elevated  has  weakened. 

The  industrial  stocks  show  some  signs  of^life.  A 
miniature  match  war  is  now  on  between  Diamond 
Match  and  the  Continental.  The  former  is  slated 
by  its  friends  for  a  rise  to  135:  it  has  already  reached 
132  but  is  heavy  at  that  figure.  The  Continental 
Company  is  now  considering  various  proposed  sites 
for  its  western  factory.  C'  l.  Downs,  treasurer  of 
the  company,  was  in  Chicago  this  week  on  this  er- 
rand, and  there  can  be  no  doubt  that  the  Diamond 
Company  will  soon  have  a  vigorous  western  compe- 
tition. Another  coming  property  in  thestock  mar- 
ket is  the  Harrison  International  Telephone.  At 
the  annual  meeting  of  the  company  this  week  the 
secretary's  report  showed  that  the  Harrison  tele- 
phones are  now  in  use  in  over  150  cities  and  that  the 
receipts  since  organization  have  met  all  expenses. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINB3. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
82  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  May  4,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 


New  York 

Ohioajro  

Boston ...  . 
Philndelphip  . 
St.  LOQIB,  . 


WEEK  ENDING 
Mil  4,  189.5. 

*  fi30.3fi7.42.9 
fH.77'),124 
10I.16'^,669 
fi7.71l.769 
25.:i7fi,03,J 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAY  4,  1894. 

$  609,979,246 
9fi,5.39.68J 
91,462,586 
61  8<0,1P9 


Ino.  Dec. 
23.7 

2  7 
10  n 

9  5 

9  0 


San  Franoisoo. 
Baltimore  .... 
Pittsburgh. . . . 
Oinoinnati .... 
Kansas  Oity  . . 
New  Orleans  . . 

Bofifalo  

Milwaukee  

Detroit   

Loni8vill«i._ 
Minneppolis  . . 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

Honstoii*  

St.  Paul-,.. 

Denver  

IndianapoliB. . 
Uolambas  .... 

Hartford  

Biobmond  .... 
Washington. ,. 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph.  . .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 
Boohester.  . . . 
New  Haven. . . 
Savannah  .... 

Springfield  

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlacta   

Fort  VVorth.  . 

W300*  

Syracuse  

Des  Moinas. . . 
Qranu  K<i  )ids 

Seattle  

Ciowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  City  

Los  Angeles  . . 

Taooma   

Saginaw. 
Spokane  .... 
Jacksonville. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham . . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ky. 
Bingbampton . 
Bay  Oity*... 
Fall  Rivet*.  .. 

Akron  *  

Springfield*. . 

Oantoi.*  

Sioux  Falls*. 
Fremont*.... 
Hastings*. . . . 
C/hattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Nashville* .... 
Galveston*.  . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity. 
Rockford. . . . 

Helena  

Scran  ton  

Kalamazoo... 
Little  Rock*. , 


14,060,886 
13,245,407 
U,50I,6H 
12,746,70(1 
8,964,361 
8.196,761 
4,073,864 
4,243,309 
6,051,690 
6,947,979 
6,784,749 
3,3?6,257 
5.461,100 
4,816,321 
4,220,290 
3,646,248 
2,487,967 
4,136,381 
3,651,400 
2,244,589 
2,227,835 
1,772,678 
2,076,532 
1,160,270 
2,031,880 
1,!0S5S7 
1,087.725 
l,570,55i 
1,440,897 
1.498,698 
1,470,013 
1,251,973 
1,360,090 
1,131,720 
1,260,184 
1,833.120 
874.951 
1,413,075 
916,736 
478,417 
657,902 
700,178 
851.68C 
548,734 
1,235,243 
540,286 
350,738 
307,518 
319,439 
345,270 
462,365 
472,311 
354,013 
404.271 
411,120 
366,100 
251,873 
1,"64,362 
181,196 
147,055 
174,700 
55,836 
67,445 
89,083 
190,5fO 
178,796 
832,658 
3,822,675 
1,441.819 
178.396 
624,460 
762,218 
259,3  H 
286,206 


17,616.846 
13.4s)0,490 
13,688,526 
13,032,250 
9,360,826 
7,780,794 
3,771,286 
4,107,798 
5,e:05,934 
6.007,996 
6.291,279 
4,876,693 
4,311,400 
4.360.708 
3,586,429 
3,249,659 
2,792.200 
3,154,:S46 
3,038,600 
1,825,657 
2,216,648 
1,497,357 
1,961,736 
1,335,953 
2.210,387 
1,571,797 
1,450,1(0 
1,M0.633 
1,266,709 
l.bl6.687 
1,541,043 
1,241,470 
1,326,746 
1,01.5,615 
913,519 
1,353,749 
601,511 
1,299,(  61 
891,363 
678,537 
768,809 
678,881 
913,844 
81  6,437 
770,282 
635,470 
273,69  ) 
326,362 
379.591 
448,762 
412  961 
456,963 
336,849 
499,760 
339,767 
364,300 
264,167 
718,579 
15.<t.324 
67,202 
151,000 
l'^5,570 
116,660 
110,304 
188  523 
112,569 
830,498 
3,830,075 
1,123,774 
No  retu 


6.6 


6  2 
8.0 
3.4 
8.0 
15.6 
7.8 

2.9 
10.3 

12.3 

31.1 
iO.4 

22.8 
Nom 
18.9 
5  6 


21.0 

4.0 
14.2 


N&m 
3.0 
11.8 
31.9 
34.6 
8.7 
9.2 
2.6 


20.0 
1.4 

2.3 
3.3 


31,2 

17.9 
11  0 


13.6 
8. 1 

i5  4 


7.4 
4  5 


3  0 

60.0 
27.8 


3.2 

5  0 

3».9 
Nom 

48.0 
18.0 

119.0 
16.3 


1  0 
57.6 
Nom 


30  0 
14.4 

6  8 
3J.U 

14  2 

6.2 
16.2 
22.7 
11.8 


18  4. 


5  0 


67,0 
49  0 
19.6 


Nom 


28  6 


rns 


Total,  U.S.  $1,1.94.322,827  $  955,219,465  15.2 
Oities  Excldg  N.  Y.   463,96 -.,402      446,240,209     5  4 


Montreal  (Oan) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax, 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  ''  . 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
«I0  771,406     I  9,286,959 


5,451.369 
1,077,831 
550.701 
778,907 


5,670,571 
1,227,930 
687.617 
632,077 


16.3 


23.5 


1.9 
18.5 
19.9 


Total,  Oan  ...      118,660,2  4     |16,772,977      6  3 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


ff'EEE  ENDING 
MAT  4,  1896. 

New  Bngl'd  States  i;il6,679,960 


Middle 
Sourhern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
SoathwHstern  " 
Far  Wentern  " 


719,469,242 
39,678,426 
40,027,065 
121,168,646 
38,173,840 
22,164,311 


WEBK  BITDINO 
MAY  4,  1894. 
1105,167,280 
691,958,570 
37,361,698 
36,430,853 
121,611,883 
37,281,210 
25.894,440 


PEBOENT- 
AOE. 

10.8 
21.5 
6  1 

9.8 


2.4 


N.;m 


14  4 


« 1,097,25 1,479  |  955,695  834 

*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Another  week  of  better  business  is  recorded  in  the 
bank  clearings.  There  ought  now  to  be  no  doubt 
that  the  advance  is  someth  i  ng  more  than  a  mere  tem- 
porary improvement    The  erit  of  rising  prices  seems 


May  U,  I8\i6 


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441 


to  bn  UBoq  tbe  oonntry  far  good.  Unleaa  some  ua^ 
forseea  hiqdrance  ariaes  it  will  be  reasonable  to  ex- 
pect steady  improvemeqt  all  along  the  line.  Possibly 
some  articles  of  commerce  have  been  advanced  too 
rapidly,  and,  if  so,  the  refult  will  be  seen  in  sharp  re- 
actions, but  on  the  whole  the  tendency  in  everything 
is  upward. 

Capital  is  losing  its  timidity  and  is  again  investing. 
During  the  month  of  April  there  was  an  increase  of 
$15,000,000  in  the  amount  of  money  in  circulation, 
which  shows  that  people  who  have  been  hoarding 
their  savings  through  fear  of  commercial  disaster  are 
now  beginning  to  spend  and  invest  again,  and  that 
the  laboring  classes  are  more  prosperous.  Stocks  and 
bonds  are  in  demand  also.  Unusual  strength  has 
been  exhibited  in  the  higher  classes  of  railroad  bonds, 
and  the  bidding  for  municipal  bonds,  bank  and  Taan- 
ufacturing  shares  has  been  keen  of  late.  Abundant 
rains  have  made  crop  prospects  good,  and  the  out- 
look for  coming  prosperity  could  hardly  he  better. 
What  is  needed  now  more  than  anything  else  is  wise 
statesmanship  on  tJe  part  of  our  rulers  and  clear- 
headed patriotism  on  the  part  of  the  masses  of  the 
people.  (Careful  obs  rvers  can  not  fail  to  see  that  the 
greatest  danger  to  the  country  lies  in  the  unthinking 
mobs  of  laboring  people  under  the  false  guidance  of 
unscrupulous  leaders. 

Wages  are  advancing,  hut  this  very  fact  is  destined 
lo  breed  serious  strikes.  There  is  a  disposition  on 
the  part  of  the  workers  to  force  matters  and  demand 
an  immediate  share  in  the  rising  tide  of  prosperity. 
Some  employers  are  voluntarily  advancing  wages,  but 
in  most  instances  the  times  will  not  yet  justify  the 
advances  demanded  by  the  workmen,  and  "erious  con- 
flicts are  almost  sure  to  ensue,  to  the  great  loss  of 
the  laboring  classes  There  can  be  no  real  prosperity 
without  genuine  CO  operation  between  labor  and  cap- 
ital. The  Minnesota  Iron  Company  recently  an- 
nounced a  voluntary  increase  of  10  percent  in  the 
wages  of  their  operatives.  The  Duluth  News- 
Tribune,  referring  to  this  announcement,  h  iils  it  as 
one  of  the  brightest  signs  of  the  times,  and  adds:  "It 
means  that  the  employers  are  freeing  their  way  clear 
to  increase  their  wnrkingmen's  remuneration,  and 
that  tney  are  looking  forward  to  that  possibility  with 
fully  as  much  impatience  as  is  felt  by  the  men  them- 
selves." 

To  force  a  similar  advance  in  wages  employes  of 
of  the  Illinois  Steel  Works  are  now  engaged  in  a  riot- 
ous strike  which  is  sure  to  turn  out  to  their  disadvan- 
tage In  the  East  the  woolen  mill  workers  are  out 
on  a  demand  f  )r  higher  pay,  and  the  entire  woolen 
industry  is  almost  certain  to  be  tied  up  unless  these 
misguided  people  can  be  reasoned  with.  The  manu- 
factureis  are  a  unit  and  will  fight  the  strike  with  a 
gene  al  lockout  if  it  is  not  soon  broken.  In  Chicago 
the  United  Garment  Makers'  Union  is  talking  of  a 
big  strike  in  the  wholesale  clothing  industry.  For 
the  first  time  in  two  years  or  more  the  clothing  busi- 
ness is  fairly  prosperous,  and  instead  of  being  con- 
tented with  reaping  a  fair  share  of  this  prosperity 
the  workers  are  bent  on  forcing  higher  wages  by  a 
ruinous  strike.  In  other  lines,  as  the  brickmakers', 
the  opposite  conditions  prevail.  Business  is  dull, 
yet  agitators  have  precipitated  a  strike.  It  is  to  be 
hoped  that  wiser  counsels  will  prevail  and  that  the 
era  of  prosperity  now  so  auspiciously  begun  will  not 
be  disturbed  by  useless  labor  uprisings. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  May  9. 


New  York  . . . 

Chicago   

Bosto" 

Philadelphia  . 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore  ... 

Pittsburg  

Cincinnati  ... 
Kansas  City  . 
New  Orleans. 

Buffalo  

Milwaukee  . . 


Inc. 

Dec. 

$657,144,489 

36.5 

102,200,000 

14.6 

98,313,2  9 

19.7 

65  10.3,849 

18.3 

27,644,442 

26.0 

ll,9i0,429 

9.9 

13,171,562 

8.4 

14,567.837 

15.0 

12,900,800 

4.4 

10,103,531 

8.6 

8,166  002 

2.4 

4.400,471 

7  0 

4,360,377 

6.0 

Detroit  

6.517,961 

22.6 

Louisville  — 

7,121,249 

24.6 

Minneapolis  . 

6,459,374 

12.2 

3,519,118 

31.3 

Providence  ., 

6,583,500 

55.9 

Cleveland  ... 

5,927,237 

31.1 

Houston*  — 

3,991,567 

St  Paul   

3,  f.  82, 525 

2.5 

2,773,501 

6.9 

Indianapolis. 

4,294,009 

19.0 

Columbus,  O. 

3,737  600 

IS.S 

Hartford,  . , 

2,506,677 

21.3 

Richmond  . . 

2,328,399 

iJ.O 

Washington 

2,202,512 

15  8 

Dallas 

2,049,013 

7.3 

St.  Joseph  .. 

1,206,747 

21.0 

Peoria 

2,220  917 

5.5 

Memphis  .. 

2,392,802 

8.1 

Portland,  Or 

1.312,141 

14.3 

Rochester .  . 

1.595,  .12 

3  2 

New  Haven. 

1,574,201 

Savannah. . . 

1,697,870 

29.0 

Spr'gfldjMass 

1,523,1«7  • 

28.5 

Worcester. . 

1,473,032 

17.6 

Portland,  Me 

1,282,837 

11.3 

Atlanta 

1,393,126 

34.9 

Fort  Worth 

1,155,083 

12  7 

*\Vaco 

1,93H,128 

119.0 

Syracuse 

1,072  261 

15  0 

Des  Moines 

1,377,005 

18  1 

Grand  Rapids 

956  673 

5  5 

Seattle 

5^1,390 

Lowell 

705,802 

Wilmington,  Del 

670,861 

8.0 

Norfolk 

893,254 

2  3 

Sioux  City 

579,880 

26.0 

Los  Angeles 

1,305  887 

7  4 

Tacoma 

608  668 

15  5 

Saginaw,  Mich 

487,387 

71.5 

Spokane 

401,896 

i7.6 

Jacksonville 

420  325 

2  3 

Lincoln 

381,134 

11.6 

New  Bedford 

503  445 

11  1 

Wichita 

436,847 

7.5 

Birmingham 

371,231 

13.8 

Topeka 

3h2  447 

29.9 

Lexington,  Ky 

368  024 

15.1 

Binghamton 

386,700 

5.0 

tBay  City,  Mich 

284,5.30 

5.0 

tFail  River 

673,459 

tAkron,  Ohio 

246,671 

28.2 

tSpringfleld,  Ohio 

163,574 

11.4 

tCanton.  Ohio 

195,001) 

4.2 

tSioux  Falls 

65  684 

46.5 

tFremont,  Neb 

t3,1.54 

2.2 

tHastings.  Neb 

56  874 

43  0 

tChattanoogo 

215,894 

4.3 

tFargo 

165,902 

37.5 

tNashville 

1,070,646 

8.9 

tGalveston 

4  882,850 

11.6 

Salt  Lake  Citv 

Rockford,  111 

232,073 

Helena 

488,934 

27.5 

Scranton 

714  497 

6.4 

Kalamazoo 

340,477 

tLittle  Rock 

383,305 

Total 

11,127,123,981 

25  6 

Exclusive  of  ^"ew  York  4(i,997,949 

10.6 

SIBNS  OF  GREAT  ACTIVITY. 


CAUSE  OF  THE  SCARCITY  OF  BEEF. 

The  rapid  killing  off  of  veal  stock  is  one  of  the 
prime  causes  of  the  scarcity  of  beef  cattle.  A  Galena 
man  who  has  been  engaged  in  the  stock  business  for 
years  and  knows  whereof  he  speaks,  advances  a 
statement  of  the  cause  of  the  present  scarcity  of  beef 
and  the  consequent  high  prices,  which  is  new  and 
plausible.  He  attributes  the  fact  that  beefsteak  is 
more  of  a  luxury  now  to  the  large  number  of  cream- 
eries which  have  sprung  up  so  rapidly  in  the  last  few 
years  that  nearly  every  township  now  has  at  least  one. 

The  farmers  have  found  the  creamery  such  a  ready, 
good  and  labor-saving  market,  and  one  that  brings 
them  cash,  that  they  have  gone  into  dairying  to  the 
almost  total  exclusion  of  cattle-raising  for  beef.  The 
heifer  calves  are  raised  for  the  dairy  but  the  steer 
calves  are  sold  off  as  rapidly  as  possible  for  veal.  The 
gentleman  quoted  states  that  he  saw  shipped  to  Chi- 
cago recently  a  carload  of  calves  so  young  as  to  be 
really  unfit  to  eat.  There  is  no  prospect  of  a  re- 
duction in  prices  for  the  summer. 

It  is  an  easy  thing  to  see  that  the  killing  off  of  the 
male  calves  reduces  the  beef  supply,  and  the  younger 
the  calves  butchered  the  greater  the  destruction  as 
such  veal  does  not  take  the  place  of  beef. 


Meiidiao,  Miss. — The  city  has  voted  to  issae  the  pro- 
posed $1(  5,(  00  in  bondR  for  street  and  sidewalk  improve- 
I  ments.    Address  the  mayor. 


Henry  Clews  &  Co  ,  of  New  York,  are  not  on  the 
bear  side  of  the  market  any  longer  as  will  be  seen  by 
their  circular  issued  recently  which  says: 

"The  real  extent  of  improvement  now  going  on 
among  our  manufacturers  is  not  generally  understood 
or  credited.  The  most  "bullish"  class  in  the  country 
at  the  present  moment  are  the  manufacturers.  They 
are  better  situated  than  any  other  class  to  feel  and 
measure  the  tlrst  throbbings  of  a  new  impulse  of  de- 
mand; and  it  is  their  testimony,  in  alnaost  every 
branch  of  trade,  that  the  outlook  is  most  encourag- 
ing. In  many  cases  they  have  the  courage  to  demand 
higher  prices  and  to  wait,  if  necessay,  until  they  can 
get  them.  Their  orders  are  on  a  larger  scale  than 
for  the  last  two  years  and  they  are  increasing  their 
purchases  of  raw  materials  in  expectation  that  they 
may  have  to  pay  higher  prices  for  them.  The  feeling, 
in  short,  is  general  that,  providing  the  steadiness  of 
the  financial  situation  can  be  depended  upon,  this 
country  is  on  tne  verge  of  an  era  of  very  unusual 
prosperity.  We  are  in  a  position  to  produce  at  lower 
costs  than  ever  before.  In  this  respect,  we  have, 
within  the  last  two  years,  made  very  imoortant  gains 
upon  other  manufacturing  countries.  The  pressure  of 
the  new  tariff  has  to  some  extent  contributed  to  this; 
partly  by  compelling  manufacturers  to  improve  their 
methods  and  economize  on  the  costs  dT  production, 
and  partly  by  the  cheapening  of  some  of  their  raw 
materials.  In  one  article  or  another,  they  are  tread- 
ing close  on  the  heels  of  England  and  Germany  in  the 
foreign  markets;  and  one  of  the  early  n  suits  of  the 
new  conditions  is  likely  to  be  a  material  increase  in 
our  exports  of  home  manufactures.  While  the  con- 
ditions for  production  stand  thus  favorably,  there  is 
an  arrearage  cf  fully  two  years  in  the  supply  of  a 
wide  range  of  want.  Since  the  great  spring  alarm  of 
1893,  it  has  been  as  much  as  most  people  could  do  to 
supply  the  common  necessaries  of  life— food,  cloth- 
ing, shelter  and  comfort;  -  repairs,  new  outlay,  and 
luxuries  have  had  to  stand  over;  and  one  of  the  first 
things  after  such  an  experience  is  to  compensate  for 
these  omissions  of  ordinary  expenditure.  It  is  not 
merely  in  domestic  life  that  these  compensations  are 
waiting  to  be  provided  for  It  is  equally  so  in  our  in- 
dustrial system,  which  calls  for  repairs  and  replace- 
ment of  machinery;  and  in  our  transportation  sys- 
tem, whether  of  rail  or  water.  In  the  railroads,  con- 
struction has  been  comparatively  speaking  suspended 
since  1892.  We  probably  need  little  in  the  way  of 
new  independent  lines,  nor  does  much  of  such  work 
seem  to  be  contemplated.  But  all  over  the  country 
work  is  much  needed  in  the  way  of  extensions,  double 
tracking  and  the  creation  of  connecting  links  between 
existing  lines.  If  all  the  legitimate  work  of  this 
kind  could  be  done  within  one  year  it  would  exceed 
the  largest  construction  in  our  history.  It  will  thus 
be  seen  that  there  is  enough  waiting  work  to  call  the 
full  energy  of  the  nation  into  early  activity." 

AMERICAN  SECURITIES  GOING  ABROAD. 

The  New  York  Evening  Post  of  May  9th,  says:  "On 
May  1  sight  sterling  bills  sold  at  489i.  To-day  sales 
were  made  at  487^,  and  indications  point  to  still 
lower  rates  to-morrow.  Since  early  yesterday  there 
has  been  a  decline  of  1  cent  a  pound  alone.  The 
sharp  break  in  sterling  exchange  in  a  little  more  than 
one  week,  according  to  the  most  prominent  exchange 
dealers,  is  due  wholly  to  pressure  to  sell  bills  against 
the  purchases  of  securities  for  foreign  account  within 
the  last  three  months.  More  than  $20,000,000  in 
bonds  has  been  placed  in  large  blocks  in  that  period, 
and  it  has  been  current  gossip  that  besides  these  pur- 
chases every  available  steamer  has  taken  81,000,000  to 
$2,000,000  in  scattered  blocks  of  bonds  within  the  last 
two  months.  So  far  this  week  the  purchases  of  stock 
on  arbitrage  for  foreign  account  amount  to  over  100,- 
000  shares,  and  there  has  also  been  heavy  purchases 
of  bonds  by  foreign  houses.  One  of  the  most  promi- 
nent dealers  in  foreign  exchange  said;  'Within  the 
last  three  months  Europe  has  taken  $100,000,000  of 
our  securities.'  " 


Monnd  City,  Mo. — The  proposition  to  issue  bonds  to 
famish  Moaad  Oity  with  an  eleotrio  light  plan  was  carried 
by  a  vote  of  21:8  to  1. 

Sparta,  Wis. — The  oily  ooDDoil  has  not  sold  the  4  per 
cent  boDda  IseoEd  to  oomplete  the  water  system.  An  elec- 
tion will  be  called  to  vote  on  the  proposition  to  change  the 
rate  of  interest  to  5  per  cent. 

Pittsborg,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Finance  Committee 
the  form  of  the  oiiy  bonds  for  the  coming  issoe  of  $6,260,- 
000,  as  prepared  by  City  Attorney  Moreland,  was  approved. 
Oontroller  Qoorley. 

Brownsville,  Tenn. — At  the  election  held  April  22  it  was 
voted  to  issae  12,000  6  per  cent  semi-annnal  interest  bonds. 
The  proceeds  are  intended  for  waterworks.  This  is  the 
only  indebtedness. 


442 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  11, 1895 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Kanse        tbe  weeK, 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  flOO 


Amerioan  Exchange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank..   

Drovers'  National  

Eqoitahle  Trnst  Go  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Ohioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo....6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalnmet  Electric  3tRy  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  5s. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  68   

Ohi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Oo  6b.  .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extenBion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  69  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  5sl929 
«  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  5s  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  63   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  . . .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  5s . .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  5s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  *bO0 

N  Chi  Oity  Ry  4)^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  <fe  O  Oo  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  6s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58 ... .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amoant 

AdI 

Bid 

Oap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

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1  flR 
H  'n 

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700  000 

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1  9K 

500  000 

12% 

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1  000  000 

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600  000 

20^ 

2  000  000 

12^ 

2  000  000 

10$ 

tl65 

1  000  000 

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1  000  000 

\2% 

238 

t247 

750  000 

8$ 

t230 

t24n 

1  000  000 

12^ 

tl35 

175 

1  000  000 

180 

200  000 

6$ 

600  000 

6« 

tieo 

2  000  POO 

110 

114 

500  000 

200 

Amoant 


$     350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  (lOO  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  OCO 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  260  000 
250  000 
900  000 

1  600  0'  J 
650  000 
600  000 

75  00( 

2  COO  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  000 

1  500  000 
600  000 

1  850  OCO 

2  360  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  OOC 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


99 

ICO 
105^ 
76 

68 
46 

tlOH 
1021^ 

TlOO 
Tico 


92% 

97M 
106^ 

103i| 
t87i^ 
102 
92 

102% 
1C0% 
lOlJ^ 


Asked 


90M 
t90 

102M 
tl06i 
t81 

691^ 
46 

lOlM 

tl09i 

102% 

t90 

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tlOO 
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93M 

83% 

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98 
tl09 
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104 

97M 
102^ 
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9614  97>^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCES. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Stra^  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Oo  

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Dlinoia  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pi  ok     Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amoant 

AdI 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

$  1  250  000 

S% 

6  000  OOC' 

3  569  660 

10  000  000 

5% 

1  000  00( 

2  OOC  000 

£626  000 

"n 

£626  000 

8$ 

£200  000 

10$ 

8% 

£200  000 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

600  000 

25  000  000 

"h 
hi 

1  000  000 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

£450  000 

£400  00( 

8% 

Bid  Asked 


34% 

60M 
48 

28 
46 

12M 
334^ 


151 
131% 

16M 


tll6 
36 
61 

49% 


tl2 
30 
46 
52 


335 


155 
131% 

14^ 
8 

18% 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  A  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  - . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  «'  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Traders'  Insnrance  Co  . .   

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 

7% 

11 

VI 

£775  000 

8$ 

28% 

30 

£200  000 

7% 

20 

£200  000 

7% 

43% 

48M 

10  000  000 

591^ 

60 

500  000 

30<i 

t510 

fBOO 

5  500  000 

12$ 

282V 

28334 

2  600  000 

7% 

119 

120 

18  000  000 

t23% 

t25 

1 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tl54 

4  000  000 

13 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

t65 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

121 

121M 

2  260  000 

60 

67 

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  34% 

Cal  &  Ohi  C  Jk  D  Oo  60% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  11% 

"  Pfd  ... .  29% 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  44 
"      Pfd.  51 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  75% 

Ohi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  Vi% 


Diamond  Match  Co,  III. 131 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .15,1:^ 
Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  ...  I2' 
Pfd.  29% 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  68% 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  286% 

Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...14% 
W  Obi  St  R  B  -.  ..123% 


DAILY_SALES. 
Saturday,  May  4,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAIIiWAT  OO . 

3  120 

NBW  YOBK  BISOUII  00. 

68.  60 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAIi  DOOE. 

70  59% 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  OO. 

200  35 

2(0— ac't  36 

cm  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

25  123^ 

25   123I 

200— aoot  12^ 

60--ac't  12% 

NO.  OHI.SI.  B.  B.  00. 

 277% 

 278% 

 279 

 280 

150— ac't   278% 

60— ao't  279 

lOO— ac't  279)^ 

50— ao't  2fc0 

60— ao't  280^ 

60— ao't  280% 

1£0— ao't  281 


LAKE  61  ELEVATED  R  B. 
100   14 

100— ao't  14 

100— ao't  14% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL  , 
251  130 

10  130% 

250   13014 

200— ac't  laOW 


.130% 

.130% 
.13<% 
.131 


10. 
50. 
25. 
50. 


650— ac't  

100— ao't  

100—  ao't  

101 —  ao't  

100— ao't  ... 

100— ao't.  131% 

100— ao't  131>4 

W  OHI  6TBEET  B  E. 

20— ao't  121% 

60— ao't   12:14 

150— ao't  121% 

200— ac't.  VIW, 

60 — ao'li  1 19% 

650— ao't  121% 

400— acot  121% 

1(1(1— ao't  122 

260— ac't  122^ 


Monday,  May  6,  1895. 


CHI.  TELEPHONE  00. 

6  166 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAM.  OO. 
16  11% 

50  12 

150— ac't  12 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

101  14 

160  14% 

239  1434 

95  14% 

1  

60— ao't  14% 

50— ao't  14% 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

25  279% 

252  280 

60— ao't  280% 

50— ao't  280% 

50— ao't  280% 

100— ac't  281  I 

15U— ao't  281% 

5(— ao't  281% 

160— ao't  282 


AM.  STBAW  B7ABD  CO. 

450   34% 

46  34% 

5  1  34% 

103  35 

60— ao't   31% 

DIAMOND  MAICB  OO,  ILL. 

110  13(  % 

lO   130% 

310  131 

1(0— ao't  ...131% 

50— ao't  131% 

55C— ac't  131% 

15^— ao't.   ...131% 

50  -ac't  .132 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
40  120% 

50  Ii0% 

5   120% 

250— ac't  121% 

200— ao't  12134 

200  -ac't  121% 

25C-  ao't  121% 


240  131 

200— ac't  131% 

OHI  &  S.  B  BAP .  TBAN.  CO. 


Tuesday,  May  7,  1895. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

60— ao't  35 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 
160  60 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

25  130% 


NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

60  ;  280 

60  281 

10  i8l>^ 

50 — ac't  2H1 

100 — ao't  282 

60— ao't .  .•  282% 


9  

190   

25  

85  

2  

400— ac't  

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B 

20  

120  

30   


150- 

50- 
60- 
50- 
60- 
6'- 


-ac't . 
-ac't . 
-ao't . 
-ac't . 
-acot . 
-ao't . 


.28>% 
.282% 
.282% 
.28.S 
.283% 
283% 
.284 


^  1B(— ao't  

1^         W.  OBI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

!4     It   .121 

11  12134 

,/    60— ac't  121% 

r»  260— ao't  121% 

(2  200— ao' 1  121% 

5  6C0— ao't  121% 

9nn~"T \%  200-ao't  121% 

\%  200-ao't  121% 

250 — ao't.  141^  ,.  TOO 

150-ac't  14%  50-*°' 

20  1— ac't  14% 

Wednesday,  May  8,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

50— ao't  34% 

p.  SCHOENHOVEN  BBEW.  CO, 

46  25 

OHI   OITY  BAILWAY. 

3  325 

OAL.  &  CHI  OAN&L  &  DOCK 

150— ao't  61 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

60  59% 

100  60 

J  00— ac't  80 

LAKE  ST .    ELEVATED  B  .  B . 
6  143^ 

25  14% 

100— ac't  14% 

100- ac't  14% 

CHI.       S.  8  BAP  ..TBAN.  00. 

50  11^ 

50   11% 

50  11% 

10  12 

16   1234 

15   .12% 

K  0— ao't  1 '  % 

50— ao't  12% 


Thursday,  M 

CHt.  CITY  b'y 

8  335 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  OO  . 

30  60 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  03. 
60   35 

100— ac't  35 

DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 
150  131 

10  ....^  131% 

250— ac't.  131 

100— ao't  131% 

40  —ao't  131 3-^ 

50— ao't  131% 

150— ac't   131% 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  00. 

20  2813^ 

60   282% 

2i)  282% 

260  283 

6  282% 

50— ao't  283 

50— ac't  2835^ 

150— ac't  284 

50— ao't  286 


NO   OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

250— ao't...  2S2»^ 

50— acot   2825^ 

100— ao't  282% 

60— ao't  283 

150— ao't  ...283% 

60— ao't   283^ 

60— ao't  283% 

?60— ac't  284 

60— ac't   284  % 

50— ao't  284% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

472  13134 

ICO   131% 

1  132 

K  — cash  \i\M 

100— ao't  131% 

350— ao't   131% 

50— ac't  131% 

300— ao't  13  i 

W.  OBI.  STBEET  B  B. 

50   1:01^ 

65  121 

•.;50— ao't  121% 

550— ao't   121  !4 

50— ao't   121% 

850— ac't  121% 

100— ac't  .1216^ 

50— ac't   121% 

ay  9,  1895 


NATIONAL  BAILWAY  OO. 

16  120 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

6  14% 

50  14% 

100— ao't   14j|^ 

OHI.  &  8.  8.   BAP.  TrSN.  CO. 
10    11% 

291  11% 

J^6   12 

33  1V% 

200— ao't  11% 

300— ao't  12 

60— ao't....    12% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   B  .  B  . 

2C0   121% 

160  121% 

175  121% 

150— aoot  121% 

160— ao't  121% 

60— acot  121% 

:00— ao't  l'a% 

5  — aoot  121% 

200— ao't  122 

550— ao't  122% 

<  00— ao't   12234 


Friday,  May  lO,  1895. 


OENTBAL  UNION  TEL  00 

10  45% 

CHI.  OITY  b'y. 

8  334% 

3  336 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  i:-0% 

"0  131^ 

50— ao't  \ZV% 

50— ac't  131% 

BTBEEES's  W  .   CAB  LINE 

16  13% 

10   i:^% 

5  13% 

101  14 


OHI.  &  8.  B.  BAP.  TBAN  CO. 
100  12% 

'ih  1234 

70  12% 

25C— ao't  12% 

100— ao't  13% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

6  14% 

28  14% 

423  16 

330  .16j^ 

76   153^ 

180  16% 

3   16% 

60 — cash  16 

ICO— ao't   .14% 


May  11, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDI-NG  JOTtRNAL. 


6 
10  . 
115.. 
40.. 


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.  15 
151 


,  B.  B.  01. 


•■'     NO.  OHt.  8T, 

5  285 

12  .    2h6 

101— ao't.  2»b}4 

51— ao't  ^86 

60— ao't  286j^ 

50- ao't  !i86}^ 

 286M  50)-ao't 

fO^-ae't   287  50-ao't 

^""-ao''   287 fOl-ao't 

 2*'7%  uo-ao't 

2S0-ao'c  287>i  3£0-ao't 

'60-.o't  287  54 

100 -ao't  287;g 


2  -0— ac't   

2  0— ao't  

700  -ao't   

500— ^o't  

fOO  ao't  

W  .  OHI.  STBEBT  B 

2  

10   

6  

51)  -  ao't  -  


.  .15 

..1634 

..16>^ 


2ri'> — ao't . 


.1223^ 
122^ 
.122 

.122% 

.122^ 
.122;^ 
.1231^ 

.123% 
.123>i 
.128M 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Perhaps  less  demonstrative  than  in  years  gone  by 
but  none  the  less  earnest  are  the  efforts  now  bein^ 
put  forth  by  the  experienced  and  undaunted  Chicago 
real  estate  men.  There  is  more  of  movement  and 
energy  in  the  market  than  for  many  a  month,  and 
brokers  are  counting  on  results  during  the  coming 
season  commensurate  with  the  hard  work  which 
they  are  willing  to  give  to  the  business.  Real  Es- 
tate is  now  sold,  like  any  other  necessary  commodity, 
on  business  principles  and  not  on  speculative  excite- 
ment. 

A  FEW  TRANSACTIONS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

The  final  transaction  in  the  transfer  of  the  Madi- 
son street  property  of  the  Young  Men's  Christian 
Association  to  L.  J.  McCormick  went  on  record  this 
week.  The  property  is  described  as  35  by  100  feet  on 
Madison  street,  65  feet  east  of  LaSalle  street,  north 
front,  and  the  price  $177,458.  Estimating  the  value 
of  the  bu'lding  at  $70,000,  which  is  perhaps  a  con- 
servative figure,  the  frontage  would  appear  in  this 
tran.=action  at  about  $3,000  per  foot.  Taken  alto- 
gether the  price  paid  Js  not  such  as  to  excite  unus- 
ual comment. 

South  State  street  is  again  in  evidence  in  the  sale 
of  a  west  frontage  of  40  by  165^  feet,  80  feet  south  of 
Panorama  place,  by  J.  W;  Paxton  and  J  W.  Conroy 
to  L.  Z  Leiter,  for  $lzO,000.  This  price  (3,000  a 
front  foot)  seems  like  a  high  valuation  for  property 
in  this  lociility,  but  when  the  rapid  growth  of  the 
City  southward  along  the  line  of  State  street  is 
taken  into  consideration  there  is  no  cause  for  cau- 
tion in  predicting  future  values  as  likely  to  be  great. 
Mr.  Leiter  hdS  long  been  foremost  in  his  faith  in 
State  street  property,  and  he  has  not  been  disap- 
pointed. 

THE  CHICAGO  MtJBICAL  BUILDING. 

The  former  site  of  the  Western  News  Company  on 
Randolph  street  between  Wabash  avenue  and  Holden 
place,  76  by  104  feet,  improved  with  a  four  story  stone 
front  building,  which  a  few  weeks  ago  was  the  sub- 
ject of  a  sale  on  the  Real  Estate  Board,  has  this  week 
been  sold  again  by  the  Hamilton  heirs,  of  New  York, 
to  J,  V.  Le  Moyne,  for  $210,000  cash.  In  this  trans- 
action the  land  was  valued  at  $2  600  a  front  foot.  At 
the  decretal  sale,  which  occurred  March  30.  the 
Hamilton  heirs  bought  the  property  for  $200,000.  The 
present  sale  represents  an  advance  of  $10  000  in  five 
weeks.  It  is  said  that  Mr.  Le  Moyne  will  at  once 
spend  some  $100,000  in  adding  two  stories  and  other- 
wise changing  the  building,  which  is  to  be  known 
hereafter  as  the  Chicago  Musical  Building.  Prof. 
William  L.  Torolins  will  make  it  his  headquarters, 
and  the  main  hall  is  to  be  made  very  attractive  and 
capable  of  considerable  enlargement,  inasmuch  as 
partitions,  moved  by  hydraulic  power,  will  connect 
with  a  second  hall  a'most  as  spacious  as  the  first. 

ANOTHER  SKY    SCRAPER   TO    BE  BUILT  ON  AN  OLD 
PERMIT. 

Architects  Burnham  &  Co  ,  are  now  preparing  plans 
for  a  lofty  building  which  Lucius  Fisher  will  begin 
to  erect  at  once  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Clark  and 
Van  Buren  streets.  This  building  wHl  be  not  ^ess 
than  eighteen  stories  high.  The  permit  was  about 
the  last  one  issued  before  the  ordinance  restricting 
tiie  height  of  buildings  was  passed.  George  A. 
Puller  &  Co.,  are  now  figuring  on  the  plans. 


GREAT  NORTHERN  THEATRE  AND  HOTEL  COMPANY'S 
PROJECT. 

A  number  of  the  present  owners  of  the  Great 
Northern  Hotel,  together  with  other  capitalists, 
have  conceived  the  plan  of  erecting  a  hotel,  office  and 
theatre  building  on  the  ground  just  east  of  the  Great 
Northern.  The  scheme  contemplates  a  structure 
similar  to  the  present  building  and  to  run  from  Jack- 
son to  Quincy  streets  and  cover  an  area  of  100x165 
feet  of  ground.  The  Quincy  street  half  of  the  build- 
ing would  be  used  as  an  addition  to  the  Great  North- 
ern Hotel.  The  Jackson  street  side  would  be  fitted 
up  as  a  theatre  and  office  building.  As  a  matter  of 
fact  the  plan  is  only  on  paper  as  yet  and  is  not  likely 
to  be  consummated  within  a  year  at  least,  if  at  all. 
The  property  desired  is  owned  by  three  parties— the 
Bradley  estate,  Jonathan  Clarke  and  a  former  saloon 
keeper  named  Mulvell.  One  of  Bradley's  tenants  is  a 
lady  who  runs  a  restaurant  at  79  Jackson  street.  Her 
lease  extends  for  another  year  and  she  wants  $15,000  to 
vacate.  David  E  Bradley,  manager  of  the  Bradley 
estate,  professes  to  take  little  stock  in  the  project, 
and  declares  that  the  whole  matter  is  becoming  tire- 
some, The  trouble  is  it  is  a  scheme  that  would  re- 
quire a  cash  capital  of  a  million  dollars  to  carry  out 
and  it  ia  not  easy  to  get  that  much  money  together. 
Besides,  the  present  owners  of  the  property  are  not 
anxious  to  sell.  A  year  and  a  half  ago  the  site  could 
be  bought  much  cheaper  than  it  can  now  and  there 
is  every  inducemeut  to  hold  on  to  the  property.  A 
further  report  is  as  follows: 

THEATRE  AND  HOTEL  BUILDING  TO  COST  $900,000. 


The  company  recently  organized  as  the  Great 
Northern  Theatre  and  Hotel  company  will  erect  a 
building  to  cover  an  area  of  100  feet  on  Jackson  and 
Quincy  streets  by  the  full  depth  from  street  to  street 
or  165  feet.  The  exact  height  has  not  yet  been  decid- 
ed on.  The  plans  are  in  the  hands  of  D.  H.  Burnham 
&  Co,  architects.  The  ground  was  leased  from  the 
Bradley's,  Fred  and  George  Clark  and  Jno.  Muiveil 
for  99  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $46,500,  the  lessee 
to  construct  upon  the  property  a  magnificent  building 
to  be  occupied  as  offices,  theatre  and  an  addition  to 
the  Northern  Hotel,  at  a  cost  of  $900,000.  The  nego- 
tiations were  conducted  by  Burnham  and  Baldwin, 
attorneys  for  the  Northern  Hotel  Company,  and  Jno'. 
A.  Davidson,  president  of  the  Northern  Hotel  Com- 
pany. 

The  property  leased  and  to  be  improved  is  known 
as  Nos.  79  to  83  Jackson  street,  leased  for  99  years  at 
$30,000  a  year  and  Fred  and  George  Clark's  leasehold 
at  77  Jackson,  leased  at  $10,500  a  year.  The  John 
Muiveil  property  at  No.  20  Quincy  street  is  leased  for 
99  years  at  16,000  a  year.  The  Bradley  property  is 
capitalized  on  a  basis  of  $600,000,  or  $55.08  a  square 
foot.  It  is  irregular  in  shape,  and  fronts  south  75 
feet,  100  feet  east  of  Dearborn  street,  the  south  half 
adjacent  to  the  Northern  Hotel,  extending  back  82i 
feet  on  the  west  line  to  the  Muiveil  property,  also  ad- 
joiniPg  the  Northern  Hotel  on  the  east,  taking  a  strip 
25  feet  wide  to  a  degth  of  82i  feet.  Fifty  feet  of  the 
Bradley  property  extends  through  to  Quincy  street 
165  feet.  The  north  half  of  the  east  line  is  7  feet  east 
of  the  east  line  of  the  south  half  for  a  distance  of  82i 
feet  to  Quincy  street.  The  Quincy  street  frontage  of 
the  Bradley  property  is  57  feet,  beginning  125  feet 
east  of  Dearborn  street  and  contains  a  little  less  than 
10,890  square  feet. 

An  important  work  for  the  West  Side  began  at  7 
o'clock  last  Monday  morning.  The  structure  is  to 
be  finished  by  next  fall  so  that  the  Institute  can  be 
opened  at  that  time  It  will  be  five  stories  in  height 
and  will  cover  a  frontage  of  194  feet  on  xvladison 
street  and  125  feet  on  Robey  street,  and  will  be 
built  of  biiff  brick  and  a  dark  stone.  The  main  en- 
trance will  be  on  Madison  street,  and  an  important 
feature  of  the  interior  will  be  a  hall  that  will'seat 
700  people.  The  importance  of  the  structure  is  best 
expressed  in  figures  by  saying  that  it  will  cost 
$250,000. 

SALE  ON  5.^th  STREET  BOULEVARD. 

W.  H.  Coughenour  has  sold  for  H.  C.  Gray  his  store 
and  apartment  house  at  the  southeast  corner  of  55th 


blvd  and  Halsted  street,  for  $225,000  This  is  one  of 
the  finest  [corners  in  the  southwestern  part  of  the 
city.  The:  ground'  fronts  258  feet  on  the  boulevard 
and  130  on  the  street,  and  is  improved  with  a  3-story 
and  basement  store,  office:and  apartment  building, 
constructed  of  stone  and  pressed  brick.  It  contains 
38;  apartments,  7  offices  and  8  stores  and  rents  for 
$17,000  a  year. 

BRISK  RENTING  IN  THE  ASSOCIATION  BUILDING. 

Ninety-five  per  cent  of  the  entire  office  space  in  the 
Association  Building  has  been  rented  to  first-class  ten- 
ants and  more  applicants  call  upon  E.  W.  Zander  & 
Co.  everyday.  The  Western  Underwriters'  Associa- 
tion, composed  of  the  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Free- 
port  and  the  Milwaukee  Mechanics,  of  Milwaukee, 
have  just  rented  the  entire  front  on  the  twelfth  floor'. 
Zander  &  Co.  report  the  demand  as  decidedly  good 
for  all  classes  of  houses  ou  their  lists.  They  are  pre- 
pared to  suit  almost  everybody  at  reasonable  prices. 

STRONG  REAL  ESTATE  FIRM  COMES :T0  CHICAGO 

The  Land  and  River  Improvement  Co.,  the  original 
proprietor  of  the  town  site  of  West  Superior,  Wis  , 
has  opened  a  nice  large  office  in  the  New  Stock  Ex'- 
change  Building,  on  the  ground  floor  118  LaSalle 
street,  and  is  doing  missionary  work  for  that  wonder- 
ful Lake  Port  which  has  the  greatest  wheat  elevators 
and  the  greatest  coal  docks  in  the  world,  and  which 
has  in  three  years,  taken  second  place  as  a  flour  mill- 
ing point. 


BILL  TO  ORBANIZE  PARK  DISTRICTS. 

The  object  of  the  bill  now  pending  before  the  leg- 
islature is  to  enable  the  territory  along  the  shore 
from  Lake  View  to  the  State  line  to  be  organized 
into  park  districts  so -that  s©me  aytematic  schemo  of 
improvement  can  be  made  and  maintained.  The 
bill  does  not  force  any  such  organization— it  simply 
enables  it  when  the  residents  along  the  shore  desire 
to  take  advantage  of  its  provisions.  It  is  quite  prob- 
able that  the  Township  of  Evansion.  extending  along 
the  shore  north  of  the  Township  of  Lake  View  five, 
miles  and  with  an  average  width  of  about  three 
miles,  will  be  organized  into  a  park  district,  provided 
this  legislation  can  be  secured,  and  immediate  steps 
taken  to  prtect  the  rights  of  the  public  to  the  land 
lying  under  the  shallow  waters  of  the  lake,  with  the 
view  of  securing  it  for  a  public  park  for  the  use  of 
the  whole  people  of  the  township. 

The  followidg  resolution  was  passed  by  the  meeting 
unanimously  at  Highland  Park  Thursday  night. 

Whereas,  The  citizens  of  Highland  Park  and  the 
Township  of  Deerfleld,  at  a  meeting  held  on  the  9th 
day  of  May,  1895.  at  the  City  of  Highland  Park,  to 
take  into  consideration  the  senate  bill.  No.  4.8,  being 
an  act  to  organize  park  districts,  have  met  for  con- 
sultation regarding  said  act;  and 

Whereas,  The  sense  of  the  meeting  is  strongly  in 
favor  of  the  bill;  now,  therefore,  be  it 

Resolved,  That  it  is  the  unanimous  sentiment  of 
this  meeting  that  said  bill  is  desirable  and  designed 
as  a  public  and  worthy  measure  and  necessary  for  the 
purpose  of  establishing  suitable  drives  and  parks  in 
the  various  municipalities  and  townships  in  the 
State.    Be  it  further 

Resolved,  That  a  committee  of  five  le  appointed 
by  the  chairman  and  it  is  hereby  authorized  to  ex- 
press to  the  house  committee  in  whose  hands  the  bill 
now  is  and  to  the  members  of  the  legislature  the  de- 
sire of  this  meeting  for  the  prompt  passage  of  the 
measure. 

Resolved.  That  all  the  citizens  present  pledge  them- 
selves to  aid  and  assist  the  same. 

The  committee  of  five  appointed  is  as  follows:  W. 
A.  Alexander,  C.  B.  Rice,  Frank  D.  Hawkins,  A.  W, 
Fletcher,  Professor  Elisha  Gray. 


Bav  Oity,  Mioh.  —The  oounoil  ia  seeking  anthority  ta 
issue  $50,00)  Oity  Hall  bonds. 

Wooster,  Oiiio.- Bids  will  be  received  until  May  25  for 
the  purchase  of  $8  Oi  0  5  por  tent  one,  two  and  three  y^ai' 
Distriot  No.  4  sohool  bonds.  L.  D.  Forkes,  township  olerk. 

Nebraska  Oity,  Neb.— An  election  will  be  held  May  27 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  |30,G00  high  sohool. 
bonds.    •  .  ,.  •  / 

Bason,  M(int. — Bids  will  be  received  until  May '25  for 
the  purchase  of  $5,000  6  per  cent  school  bonds,  maturinK 
in  15  yeari,  redeemable  at  the  option  of  the  board  after  5 
years.    J.  M.  Dunbar,  olerk  of  board. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


WABES  IN  OTHER  COUNTRIES. 


HOW  THEY  WILL.  AFFECT  AMERICANS. 

The  talk  of  opening  up  China  to  the  commerce 
of  the  world  and  the  development  of  its  industries  by 
Euyopean  and  American  capital  has  given  much  food 
for  thought  among  economic  writers.  The  effect  this 
will  have  upon  American  wages  can  be  readily  seen 

In  Constantinople  the  wages  are  as  follows: 

Policemen  40  cents  a  day 

Odbmen   2.^  per  cent,  of  earnirj^s 

Street  cleaners   25  ctnts  a  day 

Carpenters   .  ..  75  cents  a  day 

Masons    75  cents  a  day 

Farm  laborers  in  provinces    40  cent-'  a  day 

Street  car  drivers   40  cents  d  day 

Streetcar  conductors    75  cents  a  day 

Porters  for  carrying  freight   40  cents  a  day 

Shoemakers     75  cents  a  day 

In  Algiers  the  wages  are  somewhat  higher: 

Policemen   $19  50  per  month 

Street  car  drivers  tiO  cents  a  day 

Street  car  conductors  .   80  cents  a  day 

Street  cleaners    60  cents  a  day 

Carpenters    Si  to  $1.25  a  day 

Masons   SI  to  $1  JQ  a  day 

Cabmen    ...  $1  a  day 

The  wages  piid  in  Florence,  Italy,  are: 

Policemen    ..        $12  a  month 

Street  cleaners.  1  loaf  of  bread  and  25  cents  a  day 

Carpenters    75  cents  to  SI  25  a  day 

Masons   75  cents  to  $1  25  a  day 

Farm  laborers  in  provinces    40  cents  per  day 

Street  car  drivers   50  cents  per  day 

Street  car  conductors    75  cents  per  day 

Shoemakers   .  75  cents  per  day 

In  Naples  the  wages  average  somewhat  less  than 
they  do  in  Florence: 

Masons   50  cents  a  day 

Carpenters   70  cents  a  day 

Farm  laborers  in  provinces   40  cents  a  day 

Street  laborers  ^  40  cents  a  day 

Private  coachmen   S8.50  per  month  and  board 

Street  car  drivers   50  cents  a  dny 

Street  car  conductors    50  cents  a  dav 

Hotel  waiters   $8  50  a  month  and  board 

In  Athens  the  wages  paid  are  as  follows: 

Policemen    $9.60  a  month 

Cabmen   $l:iamonth 

Carpenters   60  cents  a  day 

Masons      bO  cents  a  day 

Street  car  drivers    .50  cents  a  day 

Street  car  conductors    50  cents  a  day 

Street  cleaners  25  sents  a  day 

In  London  the  wages  are  higher  than  in  continental 
cities,  but  are  still  very  much  less  than  are  paid  in 
this  country: 

Carpenters   20  cents  an  hour — 8  hours  a  day 

Masons   iO  cents  an  hour — 8  hours  a  day 

Farm  laborers  in  provinces   $2  50  a  week 

Policemen   $35  a  month 

Footmen   $200  a  year  and  board 

Omnibus  drivers    $1  50  a  day— 12  hours 

Female  clerks   f  2  50  per  week  and  dinner 

Male  clerks   $3.50  per  week  and  dinner 

These  statistics  were  collected  in  nearly  every 
instance,  directly  from  the  wage  earners  themselves, 
and  the  work  was  done,  not  for  publication  of  results 
or  for  political  effect  here,  but  merely  to  gratify  a 
business  man's  curiosity. 

Our  limited  knowledge  of  the  industrial  affairs  of 
China  does  not  permit  us  to  publish  a  similar  scale  of 
wages  paid  there,  but  it  is  a  well-known  fact  that  the 
average  price  paid  for  a  day's  labor  including  many  of 
the  manufacturing  establishments  is  the  equivalent 
of  eight  or  ten  cents  per  day  in  United  States  money. 
In  Mexico  the  average  day's  wages  amount  to  about 
50  cents  in  our  money. 

The  Southern  Financial  Journal  commenting  on 
the  subject  of  low  wages  in  Europe  says: 

"The  value  of  a  man's  wages  depends  upon  what 
they  will  buy  apart  from  certain  fixed  charges  and 
conditions.  For  instance,  if  the  average  policeman 
in  London  at  $35  a  month  can  live  comfortably,  owing 
to  the  lower  cost  of  the  necessities  of  life,  on  50  per 
cent  of  his  wages,  while  a  Rochester  policeman  at  $75 
a  month  spends  80  percent  for  the  same  comforts,  the 
Englishman  would  be  better  off  at  the  end  of  the 
year,  other  things  being  equal,  and  it  is  on  the  pur 
chasing  value  of  wages  in  this  country  and  in  foreign 
countries  that  political  economists  are  continually 
wrangling. 

We  have  no  doubt  that  as  a  general  principle  high 
wages  mean  greater  importance  to  the  workman  and 
a  f'igner  scale  of  living,  and  we  are  of  the  opinion 
that  wages  are  higher  in  this  country,  not  only  in 


actual  cash,  but  In  their  power  to  purchase  necessi- 
ties and  comforts,  than  in  any  other  country  in  the 
world,  much  higher  than  in  countries  of  lowest 
civilization  and  somewhat  higher  in  purchasing 
power  than  in  countries  of  highest  civilization, 
while  the  opportunities  for  advancement  are 
immeasurably  greater  liere  than  elsewhere." 


NEWS  FROM  WEST  SUPERIOR  WISCONSIN. 

One  of  the  very  encouraging  signs  of  the  times  is 
the  renewed  activity  among  the  manufacturing  con- 
cerns in  such  cities  as  West  Superior,  which  natur- 
ally suffered  a  great  deal  for  want  of  capital  during 
the  panic,  but  which  is  now  forging  ahead  with  old 
time  vim  and  vigor. 

The  Musser-Sauntry  Land  Logging  and  Manufact- 
uring Co.  of  Still  Water  Wis.  is  about  to  build  a  very 
large  saw  mill  at  Superior  Wis.  The  Head  of  Lake 
Superior  which  now  has  14  sawmills  most  of  them 
immense  concerns  will  then  have  15  of  the 
mills  and  will  soon  be  known  as  the  greatest  lumber 
district  in  the  world.  Most  of  the  mills  ship  east  by 
water  and  all  through  the  panic  they  made  money 

Duluth  will  not  buy  the  Gas  &  Water  Company's 
plant.  The  Election  held  last  winter  to  authorize 
the  i<sue  of  $2,100,0(10  of  iionds  f  )r  that  purpose  has 
been  declared  invalid  by  the  Minnesota  Supreme 
Court.  The  bonds  had  been  sold  on  condition  that 
the  courts  would  sustain  the  City  Council.  Many 
citizens  fonsjl^it  again  t  purchase  on  the  grounds  that 
the  Drice  was  exorbitant. 


RE  VIOVALS  AND  CHANCES. 


•J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen  Sc  Bro.,  for  several  ycirs 
located  at  the  southeast  corner  of  La  Salle  and  M  idi- 
son  streets  in  the  Major  Block,  have  removed  to  No. 
125  Dearborn  street,  main  floor. 

Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co..  formerly  located  in  the 
Ashland  Block,  have  removed  to  1538  1539  Marqueite 
Building 

The  Chicago  Heights  Land  Association  are  com 
fortably  looted  in  their  new  quarters  second  floor 
Teutonic  Building. 

The  long  established  and  well-known  real  estate 
and  renting  firm  of  S.  H.  Kerfoot  &  Co.  have  re 
moved  from  97  Clark  street,  where  they  have  been 
for  many  years,  to  Chamber  of  Commerce  Building 

Mr.  Jno  A.  Coleman  has  removed  to  1107  Ashland 
Block,  formerly  located  at  Si  Hartford  Building. 

Messrs.  A.'  Lang  &  Go.  have  removed  from  6530 
Cottage  Grove  avenue  to  No.  6302  Lowe  avenue, 
where  they  occupy  spacious  and  well-appointed 
ofBce^.  They  are  doing  a  thriving  business  in  rent- 
ing and  loaning  money  as  well  as  in  real  estate  sales. 
They  also  handle  the  collections  for  the  Hyde  Park 
Gas  Company.  This  is  one  of  the  responsiole  real 
estate  houses  of  Chicago  whose  main  office  is  located 
in  the  vicinity  of  the  best  residence  property  in  the 
city. 

Jno.  Alles,  Jr  ,  dealer  in  Wennetka  property  has  re- 
moved from  125  Clark  street  to  Room  45  125  La  Salle 
street. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MU  NICIPA L  BON DS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


St.  Charlep,  Minn — Ttie  oiuzens  voted  to  i?FDe  fl7,0'0 
waterworks  bond!". 

Uampehire.  III.— The  oitizaos  voted  April  20  to  issne 
}12,0n(l  Bohool  botd-'. 

Hezieton,  Pa.— Sail  place  will  issoe  |210  Ono  worth  of 
bonds  for  new  water  work?. 

Woodbory,  Iowa. — Bond  bids  will  be  received  for  $260,- 
0(  0  20-jear  4s  nmil  May  2.1. 

Oinoincati,  Ohio — The  Coau'y  Commi-<«ioDera  will 
authorize  the  issne  of  $1'  0,0(i(i. 

Bainbridge,  Ga. — An  election  will  be  held  to  rots  on  ihe 
issae  of  $75,000  City  Hall  bondo. 

DajtoD,  Ohio. — The  Conr.ty  CorrmiHPioDe's  haveaolh- 
ority  to  issne  $20,0(i0  in  bonds  for  bridge  oonstr action. 

Portland,  Ore. — Tha  Water  VV^orka  "amtnittee  will  i^sne 
f  2'  fj'no  in  bond<«  to  make  further  exieopionR  in  the  plant. 

St.  Panl,  Minn. — Ramsey  Connty  Commissioners  have 


been  given  anthority  to  iseae  |3(0,()C0  io  bonds  for  pnblio 
boilditi|{!4 . 

Chenop,  III. —  The  sohool  distriot  will  vote  May  17  on  the 
propo..i.ion  lo  issoe  !|;iO,'(i(i  refanding  bonds.  U.  F. 
Bdliard,  storeiary. 

MoKeesport,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Common  Coonoil 
the  $30(1,000  bond  isfoe  ordicaroe  was  pasped.  S.  O. 
Lowry,  chairman. 

Le  Mars,  Iiwa.  —  An  election  will  be  held  to  vole  on  (he 
qaestioD  of  i-spning  |12,0(i()  in  bonds  f.  r  ihe  erection  of  a 
city  baildine:. 

Carmi,  111. — The  oitizeos  have  v.  ted  to  is^oe  $1 1 ,0C0  in 
bonds  to  pot  in  a  dry  closet  and  heating  system  iu  the 
school?. 

Gadsden,  Ala. — An  election  will  be  held  in  Angost  to 
vote  npon  is  =  niDg  f2fi,(i00  in  bonds  for  bnildicg  a  free 
bridge.    Addreee  the  mByor. 

T  mple,  T-x. — The  city  onnnoil  is  considering  the  pro- 
posnl  to  boild  a  new  $Ui.<  oo  fi  e  ttntion  and  bond  issne  for 
the  same.    Addre^^s  the  mayor. 

Cape  Vinoen^  N  Y. — The  Boaid  of  Trnstees  will  call  an 
election  soon  to  vote  on  the  qnei-tion  of  ispuirg  $25,OCO  in 
bo>  ds  for  a  fytuin  of  witer  woik*. 

Wapakoceta.  Ohio — Rid"  will  be  received  May  '.8  for 
ihe  purchase  0  5  per  cent  one  to  five  year  elec- 

tric light  londd.    .Jofeph    Myerp.    Village  (Terk, 

Des  Moine^'.  LiWi. —  The  oonnoil  ha<  an  horized  the  issne 
of  f44.(i(  0  paving  bondp.  The  Finance  (Committee  will 
ne^oiinte  the  sale  of  the  bonds.    N.  C.  Martin,  City  Cleik. 

I'o'gattslown,  Pa  —  \t  the  ppecinl  eUc  ion  held  at 
Burgbit^town  to  vote  on  the  issne  of  bonds  for  the  erection 
of  a  new  scnoo  hon<e,  thy  vote  was  in  favor  o'  ihe  issoe  of 
bjiids  to  the  amount  of  |8  0  0. 

I'ottstawn.  Pa. — Poit-town  School  Board  has  decided  to 
i<«tie  ♦7000  additional  bonds  at  fi  per  cent  iItere^t.  The 
bonded  ludebtednes-i  of  \hj  district  is  now  .t  0,  00 

Jaobsonvillp,  Fla. — W  N.  Ooler  ife  Co.  of  New  York  will 
now  sell  the  #1,'''  <  ,00  '  JHobR.tnvllle  mm  icipHl  bonds. 
The  proceeds  of  their  sale  aie  to  be  used  for  general  pnblic 
improvements  here. 

Waverly,  Iowa — The  ciMzens  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  issuing  $  O.Oi'O  iu  bondp,  to  take  np  and  leiire  bonds  of 
1870,  which  the  Supremo  Oonrt  has  deciied  mn^-t  be  paid 
by  the  city. 

Los  Angeles,  Cal  —Said  place  is  about  to  snbmit  to  its 
citizens  a  proposition  to  ispne  $5i  ,Oii(i  worth  of  bonds  for 
ih**  porpohe  of  obiaining  (ntds  lo  erect  a  librarj  and 
mosbum  bnildirg.  oncj,' 

Oaslund,  Cal. — The  Oakland  Water  Company  filed' llA 
■eniticate  for  the  orea  Km  of  a  b<  nded  indebtedness  of 
#l.''i'O,0  ^.  Willism  J.  Dinge',  President.  The  bonds 
will  bear  15  per  cent  interest,  and  psyable  May  1,  1925. 

Wfcll-'jiirbr  W.  Va — Mayor  Qi^.  W.  MoCleary  has  ipsned 
hi-  p-oclama'ion.  in  which  it  ih  deemed  eipedient  to  issne 
oond-  to  the  amount  of  $15,  00  for  the  erection  of  a  new 
City  Rnilc  ing. 


CITY  BUlLDIMC  NEWS. 

Architect  W.  F.  Pagels  has  finished  plans  for  a 
fine  residence  at  Sheridan  Park  for  William  Hollis. 
It  will  be  two  stories  attic  and  basement,  40  by  .5 
feet,  builc  of  piessed  brick  and  stone,  have  slate  roof, 
hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat  and  all  modern  con- 
veniences at  a  cost  of  about  $30,000. 

Architect  Howard  Van  Doren  Shaw  has  completed 
plans  for  a  flat  building  on  Jackson  boulevard  for 
John  R.  Matheny  It  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  30  by  66  feet,  have  stone  front,  hard  W(  od 
finish  steam  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $10,000. 

Architects  Riegert  &  Knorr  have  made  plans  for  a 
tin  can  factory  at  Fortieth  street  and  Stewart 
avenue  for  Frank  Diesel  It  will  be  four  stories  and 
basement  high,  80oby  lo7i  feet,  built  of  brick  and 
stone,  have  composition  roof,  architectural  iron 
work,  elevator,  boilers,  machinery,  and  will  cost 
$.50,000. 

A  rchitect  A .  Lonek  has  completed  plans  for  a  stone 
and  fiat  building  on  Twenty  second  street,  near 
Lawndale  avenue.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  24  by  82  feet,  have  an  attractive  front  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  slate  tower  projection,  white 
pine  finish,  and  will  cost  $7  600 

Architect  Henry  T.  Kley  has  made  plans  for  two 
handsome  residences  on  the  northwest  side.  One  is 
to  be  erected  on  Ewing  place,  near  North  Hoyne 
avenue,  for  Waerner  Spengler.  It  will  consist  of  two 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  27  by  54  feet,  have  stone 
front,  pressed  brick  side  slate  roof,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$9  000.  The  other  is  to  be  built  on  Humboldt  boule- 
vard, near  Logan  square,  for  M.  Miller.  It  will  be 
two  stories  and  b  isement  high.  26  by  66  feet,  have 
stone  and  terra  cotia  ftont,  oak  finish  throughout, 
steam  heat  and  the  latpst  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$7,000. 


May  II,    -  6. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Architect  Arthur  Foster  has  tjqiahed  plans  for  an 
aoartment  building  at  Qrand  and  Qakvvoo(J  boqle 
vards,  for  Mr.  Bain.  It  will  he  four  stories  and  base- 
ment, 50x90  feet,  have  stone  fronts,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat  and  the  latest  improTements,  at  a  cost  of 
about  150,000. 

Architect  William  J.  Van  Keuren  has  completed 
plans  for  a  residence  at  Oalf  Park  for  W.  H.  Cribben 
It  will  consist  of  two  stories  and  attic,  39x61  feet 
with  basement  and  flrst  story  of  stone,  frame  above 
have  shingle  r.)of,  oak,  birch  and  butternut  finish  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Architect  L.  G.  Harvey  has  completed  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  on  West  Forty-eighth  street 
near  Lake.    It,  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  33.4x62.6  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
front  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements 
at  a  cost  estimated  at  $30,000. 

Architect  Warren  H.  Milner  has  completed  plans 
for  a  flat  building  on  Sigel  street,  near  Sedgwick,  fo 
Mrs.  Stammer.    It  will  be  three  stories  and  base 
ment  high,  22x80  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fiont,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements 
at  a  cost  of  $8  000  to  $10  000. 

Architect  E.  A.  Ilogenson  has  completed  plans  for 
a  store  and  apartment  building  at  17.8  and  17aO  Mil 
waukee  avenue,  for  John  Gundersen.  It  will  cover 
48x8,5  feet,  liasement  and  three  stories  high,  have  a 
hanfisome  front  of  stone,  relieved  by  stone  bays, 
slate  turrets  and  carved  ornamentations.  The  en 
trance  will  have  marble  wainscoting  and  mosaic  floor, 
the  interior  to  be  nicely  finished  in  Georgia  pine  and 
provided  with  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$20,000  It  is  to  be  divided  into  two  stores  and  eight 
apartments  of  four  and  five  rooms  each. 

Architect  Robert  S.  Smith  is  taking  figures  on  a 
residence  on  Michigan  avenue,  near  Thirty-first 
street,  for  Mrs.  Sliiyt(jn.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high  have  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish 
steam  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
about  810,000. 

Architects  Ostling  Brothers  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  at  the  northwest  corner  of  WelL 
and  Whiting  streets  for  Mr  Busse.  It  will  cover  27x 
luO  feet,  fuur  stories  and  basement  high,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  and  two  slate  covered  tower 
pr  jectioDS,  hard  wood  finish,  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  about  $20,000. 

Architect  Charles  A.  Standel  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  modern  flat  building  on  Wilson  avenne,  near 
Ashland  avenue,  for  M  Larson,  it  will  be  three 
.*tf)rles  and  b-isement  higb,  2ox,55  feet,  have  stone 
front  and  bay  window,  o  ik  and  Georgia  pine  finish, 
and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $6,000. 

Architect  Worth-^^ann  &  Neebe  have  prepared 
plans  fur  a  building  to  contain  a  store  in  the  base- 
ment, six  flats  above,  on  West  Chicago  avenue,  near 
Glen  wood  avenue,  for  Fred  Juoich.  It  will  be  three 
stories  high  ^5x78  feet,  have  a  neatly  designed  front 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  pine  finish,  and  will  cost 
17,000. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TASB  PIAOE  BETWEEU  /PB    22  ASS  MAT.   13,  18R4. 

Ri  ckwei:  »dd,lt9  9  10  and  U  in  enhblk  2  of  Its  1  to  12  In  b  12  eeo  18  39  U- 
a\^o  eoblt  1  of  Odiln'g  sub  of  It  8  in  b  5  in  said  add  In  §eo  13  39  js' 
May  UV.IO  a  m.  David  Scllivao,  master,  L  B. 

St-x  .oti'8  add.  It  63,  beln(?  a  sab  In  the  n  w  !4  of  eec  38  40  14   May  18  ll- 

a  m.  F  E  HalllRan,  master,  9  i  WashloR  on  at.  L  B. 
HoUleiD,  It  32  in  b  2,  bPlnK  a  sub  of  he  w  M  of  the  n  w  i-i  of  Bee  31  40 

U.  May  21.  1pm.  Vtm  F  co,  per,  master,  162  Waphingtot.  8t.  L  B. 
Lt  21in  b  6  In  the  euh  of  the  e  601.62  ft  of  the  n  1622  ft  of  the  w  Yt  oi 

the  9  H  of  the  n  w  H  of  etc  18  39  14.  May  i9.  U  a  m.  Lnoy  A  Sails 

bury,  execntrix.  LB, 
Bine  Csld.  Kedzie  bt  add.  Its  32  to  73  ai  d  the  s  liH  ft  of  It  51  of  the 

e  ■  Hot  sec  36  37  13.  May  16,  i  p  m.    Wu  F  Htlmere,  maeter.  63.) 

Opera  Honse  bldtr.  LB 

Wa-r-'s  snh.  It  42  in  h  4  of  bs  1  4  and    in  Store  &  Whi'in«'«  sub  of  the 
w   Vi   of  the    R  e  54   of  sec  7  .38  14.   May  14,10  am.  Thos 
laylor,  ma8te^  7'  2  Ch'so  Opera  Boose  bldg  L  B. 

Walker's  sub,  It  37  In  b  29  of  the  n  w  !4  of  spc  31  39  14.  May  8  11  a  m 
Sydney  Stein,  master,  ^6  Dearb  irn  BC  LB. 

Elston  add.  the  w  77  ft  of  It  11  in  b  21,  M^y  21,  11  a  m.  Geo  Base,  mae- 
ter, 109  Hartford  bldg.  LB.  , 

Gross  *  OoonselmBL'8  fah.  It  13  of  h  9  in  the  snb  of  that  pt  of  the  n  w 
a  of  see  29  40  14.  May  24,  11  am.  Juo  Kanfman,  adt-tr.  L  B. 

QeorK-  &  Wanner's  sub.  lt«  29  and  30  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  s 
w  H  ot  the  n  e  H  <  f  f-ec  36  38  14.  May  14,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  mas- 
ter,  170  Dearborn  8t.  L  B. 

Glheon's  snb.  It  44  ot  b  12  in  hb  Osnnl  Trn8tee8  snb  of  sec  7  39  14  May 
16,  1pm.  Wm  F  *  i-mers,  mss  er.  630  Opera  House  bldg.  LB. 

ter^L^B  "  "  '°  ^  *'  *  ™-  ^ 

KnDCBD'a  refoH,  It  II  of  hS  In  Taylor  fc  Knight's  sub  of  the  e  W  of  the 
°LB        °'^'><'*^^         M«y  V.   ll^a  m.    Jai  K  Maun,  maft.r. 

Evan's  snb.  It  ?4  or  b  3  in  div  of  sec  19  39  14.  May  7,  1  p  m  Wm  F 
Cooper,  master.  LB.  j    ,  ^      m.    ttiu  r 

^ter'^L's''""'"'''*         "  "^^y  7,  11  a  m.  F  E  Halllgnn,  mas- 

F  Noyes,  master,  88  and  9o  Haehlngton  et.  L  b, 


flanal  Trnsteeg  sub.  It  4J  nt  eijbl  I    3  ol  h  fl  of  ioo  ,11       U.   M  y    I  U 

a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  mo-ter   L  B. 
I,awndaie,  '•on'-ey's  add.  Its  72  and '3  beiiijj  a  svib  of  b  8  of  Steele"* 

of  the  8  e     and  tne  e  H  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  26  39  18.  May  '.!&,  10  a  m. 

Jas  B  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  St.  L  B, 


Story  &  Allen's  snb.  It  76  and  17  of  It  10  In  Prand'8  eqb  of  the  n  e  "4  (  f 
sec  as  40  13.  May  21,  1  p  m.   Wm  F  Oooper,  master.  162  Washingti 
St   L  B. 

R  iley'e  snb.  Its  23  and  24  of  ihe  e  hf  of  b  11  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  snb, 
of  pt  of  sees  6  and  7  38  14.  May  11. 11  a  m.  Jos  Matonsek,  admtr 
NOB. 

Harrison's  add.  It  29  In  b  S  in  see  13  39  13.  May  16,  11  a  m.  Joe  Danzlg- 
er,  admtr.  N  0  B. 

A  pt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  ssc  15  42  12.  May  8,  10  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master, 

1109  Taooma  bldg.  NOB. 
Benson's  sub,  an  und  %  Int  In  It  39  of  b  2  of  the  Canal  Trustees  sub  of 
sec  38  89  14.  May  II.  11  a  m.  Patrick  Hallaran,  admtr.  NOB. 

Casey's  fub,  It  29  in  b  4  of  b"s  1,  2.  3  and  4  of  Freer's  sub.  of  the  w  H  of 
the  n  e  H  sso  22  X9  13.  May  3,  )1  a  m   Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR 

Stewart's  snb.  Its  7u.  71  and  72  in  b  9  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  1  38  13.  May  3, 
11am.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  St.  NOB. 

[  1 12  beintr  the  n  e  "4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  spc  16  42  10;  also  It  11  beioR  th 
n  e  >4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  eaid  sec.  May  3.  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. NOB. 

Wiley's  sub.  It  11  In  b  1  of  Its  6  7  and  w  88  ft  rf  it  8  in  the  ptn  of  the  - 
V4  of  the  8  w  ?4  of  sec  36  39  13.  May  3,  11  a  m.  Periy  A  Bull,  master. 
921-23  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  NOB. 

Johnston  &  Ooxe's  snb,  the  n  V4  of  It  22  and  the  s  %  of  It  21  In  b  3  of 
the  8  w  ^  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  36  40  13.  May  7, 11  a  m.  Walter  Butler, 
master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Hyde  Pk,  McKev's  add,  the  e  16%  ft  of  It  2U  i  b  2  in  the  n  w  H  of  the 
n  e     of  sec  3  38  14.  May  7,  U  a  m.   Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  ^8  and  9 
Washington  st.  L  N 

Johnson's  sub.  the  e  H  of  1'  R  i  j  b  3  of  the  n  V,  of  the  w  %  of  the  s  w 
%  of  8*0  19  39  14.  May  11,1pm.  Frederick  Boesner,  admtr.  NOB 
So  yuue.  Its  6  and  7  in  b  13  of  the  n  H  of  sec  19  88  14.  May  6,  16  a  m 
Th  '8  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7i.2  Chicago  Opera  House.  L  N. 
embletou's  2nd  FUb.  It  17  in  the  n  w  H  of  sec  15  38  14.  May  6,  1  p  m 
Wm  F  Co -per,  master,  162  Washington  St.  L  N. 
Oonoselmati's  sub,  It  10  in  b  2  of  the  n  w  of  the  s  w  of  the  n  w 
of  sec  8  3  It.  May  6,  11  a  m.  Uiram  Barber,  master,  62>  Opera 
Bouse  bldg.  L  N. 

Jacksf^n's  resub.  sublt  2  in  the  sub  of  Its  '6  and  47  in  b  2  of  b's  2  and  _ 
in  Derby  and  Wallace's  snb  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  n  w  ^  of  eec  13  39  13, 
May  6,  11  a  m.  fcdw  \  Dicker,  master,  L  N. 
Rowley's  sub,  It  19  of  that  pt  of  the  n     of  b  31  in  the  s  e  H  of  sec  33 

39  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master.  L  B. 
Thompson  &  Holmes'  sub.  It  2  i  In  b  8  of  the  e  45  acres  of  the  n  60 
acres  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  17  ;8  14.  May  7,  liJ  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  mas- 
ter. Hi  Dearborn  St.  l.  B. 
Bronson  A  Hyde's  i  ub.  Its  6  and  7  In  the  e  ^4  of  the  n  Y,  (ex  the  n  158 
ft)  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  8  38  It.  May  J,  1(]  a  m.  Jeren-lah 
LeamlDg.  master,  1412  Ashlaud  blk  L  N. 

h'go  Ld  Oo's  sub.  It  60  In  'he  sub  of  Its  30  to  5 i  and  Its  67  to  90  of  b  38 
i  t  Sheffield's  add.  May  J,  10  a  m.  Jeremlhh  Learn  ng  master.  L  N 

Circnit  Ot  ptn.  Its  11,  12  and  13  in  Powe'I's  sub  of  It  S  of  the  n  e  K  of 
sec  36  10  13.  Apr  30,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes.  master,  88  and  9  /  Wash- 
ington St.  L  b. 

0  nal  Trustees  sub,  Its  39  and  40  in  b  2  in  the  s  H  of  b  27  of  sec  33  39 

14.  May  11,  11  am.  Mary  Hretzer,  executrix.  L  B. 
Ua'k's  snb.  It  2  and  the  e  60  ft  of  It  3  in  b  2  of  ih.,  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
;"67.33  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  15  and  the  s  127  4  1.  u  f t  of  the  w  !4  of  It  16 
In  Ihe  School  Trastees  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  Msy  4,  1  p  m.  Edm  8 
Cummings,  master,  701  Kedele  bldg.  L  B. 

De  atabile'-i  sub.  It  3  ot  the  snb  of  lis  2  to  7  of  It  :"9  In  the  e  H  of  the  s 
w  of  sec  18  39  14.  Apr  30,  1  p  m.  t-y  iney  Stein,  maeter,  H6  Dear 
born  St.  L  B 

Stone  &  Whitney's  sub,  Its  42  and  43  e  H  of  b  11,  of  pti  ot  sees  5  and  7 

38  14.  May  11,  11  a  m.  Albert  Pekar,  admtr.  N  C  K. 
Beck's  sub,  It  21  in  b  1  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  \4  of  eec  21  31 14.  Apr 

26, 11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st  NOB. 
Earle's  sub.  It  8  of  the  e  ^  of  b  S  and  the  w  54  of  b  6  iu  nieav,T  ,1i 
Sherman's  snb  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  8      a  sres  of  sec  3  38  14.  Apr 
26,  11  a  m.  Edward  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bl.lg,  NOB. 

Lt  2C  in  b  1  in  the  sub  of  t"ie  w  10  acres  (ex  the  e  SO  ft  and  Ihe  s  83  ft) 
of  the  8  64  acrea  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  2i  39  li.  M*y  II,  1  p  m.  Bar 
bars  Kovsrlk,  admtrx.  N  0  K. 

So  Englewood.  Hnlb'rt'8  add.  Its  21  and  32  in  b  2  ani  Its  37  and  38  in  b 
3  in  the  8  w  14  of  sec  32  S8  14.  Apr  26,  1  p  m.  Ghas  T  FarsDn,  master. 
108  Denrborn  st.  N  0  B. 

Sampson  &  Greeie's  add,  It  17  in  b  1.  Apr  23,  1pm.  Qe^  Mills  Bog 
ers,  maeter,  IOj  Wa-ihlojfton  et.  l,  S. 

Norton's  sab.  It  11  and  s  ^  of  It  12  of  the  e  "4  of  b  f  i  Iu  Oanal  Trn-tpe» 
sub  of  sec  33  40  14  May  il,  2  pm.  Mai  thias  Wermer-klrcben,  execu 
tor.  NOB. 
Morey's  sub.  It  30  In  b  1  of  the  n  '4  of  It  3n  in  the  School  Trustee^  snb 
of  sec  16  38  14.  Apr  27,  Ham  Jas  f  M«h  >ney,  mijier,  131J  Ashl  md 
blk.  NOB. 

Jacobs'  resub.  It  2  in  b  3  of  pts  of  bs  3  and  4  of  Mc  '^arthy's  sub  of  the 
w  '/,  of  the  s  w  >4  of  the  n  «  !4  of  sec  17  38  14.  Apr  26,  10  i.  m  Thos 
Taylor,  Jr.  master,  702  Chic  igi  Opera  House  bldg  NOB. 
Circuit  Ot  ptp.  It  4  of  It  s  in  b  -it  i  ,  the  Canal  Trustees  sub  of  bs  in  the 
n  w  wqr  „f  >.ec  21  39  H.  apr  29,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master.  526 
Oper  I  douse  bldg.  L  N. 

Holstein,  Tlukham' t  ad  1,  Its  4  to  7.  Its  li  to  16  in  b  2,  I's  9  to  12  14  to 
17  i-i  b  3,  I  8  26  i7  32  in  b  4,lt8  5  27  2*  29  6  13  to  24  in  b  5,  Its  1  to  5  7 
8  9  In  b  6  Its  1  to  9  1 1  b  7,  lis  3  10  2)  iu  b  9.  May  2,  11am  III  T  & 
Svg  Bk,  executor.  L  N. 

Altceld's  snb.  It  21  ot  the  n  H  and  th^  b  0  H  of  sabblk  4  in  b  44  Shef- 
field's add.  Apr  27,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  muster,  198  Dearborn  st, 
L  N. 

So  Oh'go,  Ironworkdr'4  add,  It  49  in  b  4t  being  a  sub  of  the  s  -4  of  sec 
8  37  48  and  16.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  maeter,  66  Portland 
blk.  L  N. 

Banwens  &  «lewart'8  sab.  It  31  ot  th  ■  w  pt  of  b  20  In  the  Oanal  True 
lees  snb  of  pts  sees  6  39  14.  May  2,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
Lj  n, 

Balle  Plain",  Snlzer's  add.  It  1  a  sub  of  the  s  8.81  acres  of  the  n  w  U  of 
the  i  w  14  sec  17  40  14;  also  It  3  and  the  w  B  ft  of  It  2  in  Ooot son's 
reeub  of  Us  8  and  9  In  b  5  In  Hundley's  sub  of  Its  3  to  21  and  33  to  37 
in  Pine  Urove,  sec  21  40  14.  May  15,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  maeter. 
L  N. 

Marten's  snb.  Its  6  7  and  8  of  the  e  ^  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  s  w  U  of  the 
n  w  14  of  sec  18  37  14.  May  1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Butterfield's  add,  sublt  14  of  It  6  in  the  n  w  >4  of  sec  4  89  14.  May  4  11 
a  m.  Ann  Doyle,  admtrx.  NOB. 

Morton  Pk,  H  Ld  &  I  Oo's  add.  Its  1  to  10  in  b  6  a  rub  of  the  e  H  of  the 
n  w  )4  of  sec  28  39  13.  May  1,  H  a  m.  P  B  Weare,  guardian,  L  B. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Linden  Grove  snb,  the  e  99  ft  of  its  14  and  15  in  b  fi  of  pt  of  the  n  w  "4 
of  -ec  21  38  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Englewood  Hgte,  resub  of  Wrlehts  f-ub.  It  31  in  h  11  in  the  n  e  U  of  sec 
6  37  14.  May  7,  10  a  m,  Jas  Pease,  sherlfit.  NOB, 


LftnoaMpr'o  snb,  n  i*.f<l  ft  o(  U  M  and  «I1  nt  Il»  Sll  »«d  94  (u  n  )  o|  Ih"  v, 
H  •  f  Ihe  o  w  )4  of  Sep  22  as  14.    May  f,  loatfl.    Ja|  Pepee,  Bherifl, 

JN   0  ^, 

Asfessor's  sub.  It  18  In  ti  1  of  the  n  I*  of  the  8  e  !4  of  geo  20  89  14;  also 
the  w  of  It  22  in  b  14  in  the  School  Sec  add.  May  7,  10  »  m,  Jaa 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Well's  sub  the  e  of  It  IS  and  all  of  It  16  of  the  e  88  ft  of  the  8  !4  of  h 
2"  and  the  e  fi7Vi  ft  of  the  n  i4  of  ti  90  In  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  lii 
the  0«nal  Tru'itees  sub.  In  sec  5  39  14.  May  7,  10  a  m.  Ja«  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOB. 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

{"The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  J 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  sbstractsof  Title. 

Guarante' s  Titles  to  Eeal  Esttte. 

PBOMPT  SBBVIOE  A'  D  SEASONABLE  BiTE  =  . 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Seliebs,  Vice  Prest. 
A.  A.  eiEWABT,  Seo'y.    0-  E.  f  abbabek.  Treas. 
Feank  H.  Seliebs,  Trust  CfScer. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Ex:liange  for 
Income  Paying  Properi  y . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  wel'  adapted  lo  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  l«se 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  flrst  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  tbat  will  be  pntertained  in  mailing 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  S50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parlies  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  <fe  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FHANCISCO.  CAL. 


Lake  Bluff  Heiglits. 

Highest  land  at  Lake   Bluff  Station  at  the 

highest  point  on  the   North  Shore  of  Lake 

Michigan.  Thirty  miles  on  C  &  N.  W.  Tl.  R. 
Express  trains. 

50-FOOT  LOTS    FOR  $250. 

Easy  terms.   Trees,  sidewalks.   Brick  school 
house  on  ground.   Tittle  perfect. 
1-56  acres  at  station.   Very  fine  at  $40)  per  acre. 
Fine  residences  for  sale  at  this  point.  Address 

J.  G.  COZ2ENS, 

97  Washington  St. 


4i3 


I'tlE  REAL  ESTATfe  AND  BtJlLDIiJG  JODRNaL. 


May  11,  1896 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  .  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening 
May  9,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonat. 

Olty,  over  $1,000    3u6  12,373.198 

Oity,  nnder  $1,000   94  64,84a 

Ooanty   146  404,171 


Total   545 


$2,832,217 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  May  10,  1894. 

Hales. 

Oltj,  over  $1,000    800 

Olty,  under  1,000   132 

Ooanty  129 

Total   661  $2,120,110 


Adanss  st,  251  ft  e  of  W  *6th,  s  f  26x121; 
May  1 .  E  0  Dodd  to  A  Anderson ...  $1,000 

Adams  st,  226  ft  w  of  W  4l8t,  d  f  50x121; 

May  1.  O  Miller  to  H  H  Thompson. 12,400 
Adams  st,  251  ft  w  of  W  list,  n  f  25x121; 
May  2.  U  H  Thompson  to  0  B  Braokett 
 f  1,250 

Armitage  av,  premises  No  371  I'lxioo; 
May  2.  J  A  Patzbe  to  F  MaJay . .  .|3,000 

Armitage  av.  50  ft  w  of  Meade  st,  s  f 
483^x150;  May  1.  J  Haokettto  M  Daley 
  S3,500 

Ashland  av,  121  ft  u  of  Exohange,  w  f  50x 
120;  Feb  21.  M  E  Young  to  P  P  O'Don- 
nell  $5,0(0 

Ashland  at,  217  ft  e  of  Cypress,  n  f  24x 
152^;  May  4.  J  Polka  to  J  Brabee. $7,.  0 J 

Ashland  av,  H  0  ft  s  of  5tth  ste  f  25x12 1 ; 
Apr  13.  E  Galvin  to  P  Harvey  $1,500 

Auburn  st,  f  0  ft  s  of  34th,  w  f  26x130;  May 
1.  J  R  O'Oallaghan  to  A  Sohmitz. .  $1,650 

Baltimore  av,  124  ft  s  e  of  Exohange,  n  e 
f  26x125;  May  7.  W  Sosnwsbi  to  M 
Sosnwski  -  $1,000 

Basil  av,  s  w  oor  Douglas,  e  f  75x125;  Apr 
29.  W  E  Hatterman  to  B  Kelly  $1,10*1 

Basil  av,  20  i  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  e  f  26x125; 
May  1.  J  A  Svenson  to  R  B  Alkn. .  $1,6/0 

Berteau  av,  117  ft  e  tf  N  42ud,  s  f  38x10  •; 
May  2.  J  Sohwarz  to  G  Qallaugher. $2,250 

Bishop  st,  325  ft  s  of  53rd,  e  f  25x124; 
May  1  P  Robertson  DuflE  to  K  Wilkin- 
son  $1,300 

Bishop  St.  100  ft  n  of  56th,  w  f  25x124}^; 
June  5,'91.  F  T  Murphy  to  F  J  Pelley 
  $1,400 

Bishop  st,  75  ft  s  of  52nd,  e  f  26x125; 
May  2.  K  Koppel  to  A  Aobermann .  $1,000 

Bishop  st,  124  ft  a  of  66th,  e  f  Snxl'.'l,  and 
other  ppty;  Sept  11,'94.  J  G  W  Ent- 
wistle  to  L  M  Call  $1,950 

Bonney  av,  50  n  of  W  I5th  st,  e  f  50il25; 
May  1.  J  H  Londrigan  to  H  Reineok 
 $1,600 

Bonney  av,  s  w  oor  W  28th  st,  e  f  fOx 
126 >2;  May  8.  R  T  Bezent  to  0  J  Jaok- 
lin   $3,000 

Buokingham  pi,  141  ft  w  of  Balsted  st,  n 
f  25x124;  Apr  30.  JT  Qainn  to  K  A 
Casey    $6,500 

Bnena  av,  325  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  50x 
190;  Apr  26.  0  Richardson  to  J  U  Porter 
 $6,000 

BnfiEalo  av,  30  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Apr  23.  M  M  Peterson*©  0  B  Swendson 
 $4,f0G 

Burling  st,  261  ft  8  of  Belden  av,  w  f  21^^ 
xl25;  Apr  30.  B  H  Butler  to  E  Diokmann 
 $4,250 

Burnside  av,  141  It  n  w  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  n  f  154x75,  more  or  less;  Apr  22.  w 
V  Jacobs  to  W  H  Gorman...."  $2,000 

Oanalport  av,  s  e  cor  Jefferson  st,  n  w  f 
48  ft  to  alley  und  int;  May  3.  R  M  A 
Remmer  to  H  L  Gloss  $1,000 

Oarlin  av,  197  ft  s  of  79th  st,  e  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  27.  A  Anderson  to 
J  Anderson    '  $1,000 

Ohamplain  st,  214  ft  s  of  33rd,  w  f  24x125; 
Apr  27.  W  Frink  to  G  J  bohmid. .  .$1,600 

Champlain  st,  60  ft  n  of  37th,  e  t  25x125; 
Apr  27.  G  J  Schmid  to  iV  Frink . . .  $5,000 

Ohamplain  av,  150  ft  e  of  44th  st,  e  f  18=^ 
xl253^;  May  3.  B  Shenerman  to  H 
Wilkinson   $4,500 

Chicago  av,  75  ft  e  of  Hawkins  st,  n  f  25 
xl26;  May  1.  C  Holmes  to  J  Sohnltz 
  $2,260 

Chicago  av,  97  ft  w  of  Robey  et.  s  f  24x 
123;  May  4.  J  Sohnert  to  J  H  Fanlstioh 
 $3,400 

Clifton  av,  129  ft  s  of  W  27th  st,  e  f  96x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  22.  J  Jones  to 
J  Lndwig  '  $6, '50 

Colorado  av,  s  w  cor  Bonney,  n  w  f  26x 


125;  May  3.  B  M  MoMahon  to  H  B 

Oline  $2,650 

Cottage  Grove  av,  76>^  ft  s  e  of  33rd  st,  e 
f  23x150;  May  2.  Charles  Tdbboi  to  J  T 

Fish  $20,000 

Cottage  Qr  jve  av,  366  ft  s  of  48th  at,  e  f  30 
x264,  more  or  less;  May  1.  F  H  Meadow 

croft  to  M  I  Hodge  $6,260 

Cnyler  av,  247  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  25x 
US;  May  1,'94.    B  Rudolph  to  L  Libin- 

sky  *.  $1,225 

Davis  st,  288  ft  s  of  Hirsoh,  e  f  24x125; 
Apr  20.  Est  of  G  Watson  to  O  Simpson 

 $1,100 

Dearborn  av,  246  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f  35x 
1741^;  May  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Hol- 

den  $1,400 

Dearborn  st,  335  ft  n  of  51st.  w  f  37}^x 
100;  Apr  18.  H  H  Gage  to  A  Schlatt 

 $2,160 

Dearborn  av,  4Ci^  ft  s  of  North,  e  f  30x 
149;  Apr  29.  M  B  Egan  to  C  W  Fuller- 
ton   $  5  000 

Delia  st,  126  ft  e  of  W  47th,  s  f  25x125; 

Apr  30.  J  Oonley  to  J  E  Martin  $2,000 

Desplaines  st,  96  ft  s  of  Ewing:,  w  f  23x 
85;  Apr  23.  C  J  McOoLnell  to  S  W 

Straus  et  al  $3,000 

Diversey  av,  75  ft  w  of  Reaper  st,  n  f 
200x125;  Apr  29.  0  W  Fnllerton  to  M  E 

Ksran  $9,600 

Division  st,  s  v  oor  Paulina,  n  f  50x124; 

May  8.  A  Koster  to  A  Wilhelm  $11,500 

Division  st,  premises  No  223  25x100;  Apr 

25.  L  Morgan  to  E  B  Eddy  $5,000 

Dunning  st,  231  ft  e  of  Soutbpirt  av,  n  f 
132x121;   May    1.  A   Schneider   to  J 

Baurer  &  <lo  $5,760 

Eastwood  av,  141  ft  w  of  N  Robey  st,  n  f 
25x1211^;  May  I.EM  Kirkham  to  W 

M  Wells  $3,600 

Eggbston  av,  75  ft  a  of  Tlst  st,  w  f  26x 
1191^;  Apr  22.  C  H  Tabor  to  A  0  Ger- 
hard $5,000 

Eg^leaton  av,  100  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  30x 
1  0;  Apr  29.  B  W  Spronl  to  B  E  Miller 

 $1,500 

Eggleston  av.  276  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  25x 
1:5;  Apr  29.0  0  Pngh  to  J  H  ponn 

  '.$6,000 

Eighty-seventh  pi,  325  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Deo  2),'94.  C  Lookwood 

to  L  B  Orandall  $1,000 

Eighty-eighth  at,  50  ft  w  of  Mackinaw  av. 
s  f  25x135;  May  2.  J  Anderson  to  C  O 

Westburg   $2,4C0 

Elburn  av,  243  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  24x 
lOti^;  May  6.  M  E  Byrne  to  J  F  Kiely 

et  al  $3,000 

Eleventh  st  W,  n  w  cor  Laflin,  s  f  253^x 

103;  May  7.  M  Harty  to  fc  J  Harty. $5,500 
Elk  Grove  av,  141  ft  n  of  Clybourn  pi,  w 
f  24x125;  Apr  29.  B  Gray  to  T  Shoet 

   $1,250 

Ellis  av,  333  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  16^x133; 
May  1.   C  0  Landt  to  M  J  Overmann 

 $4,500 

Ellis  av,  170  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  16}^xl23 
9-10;  Apr  19.  W  H  Bryan  to  H  L  Leiand 

 $9,000 

Ellis  av,  n2  ft  B  of  78th  st,  w  f  125x126; 

Feb  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  W  Sea. .  $3,662 
Ellis  av,  same  ppty;  Dec  29,'94.  M  W  Sea 

to  K  Upton   $3,(  00 

Emerald  av,  261  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  37J^x 
1543^;  May  4.  A  B  Green  to  A  0  O'Neal 

 $1,850 

Emerald  av,  174  ft  s  of  lUt  st,  w  f  25x 
]54>^;  May  3.  A  A  Wooley  to  I  Brown 

  $2,960 

Emerald  av,  275  ft  s  of  70th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  26.  A  W  Wexelberg  to  B  B  Lott 

 $2,000 

Emerald  av,  141  ft  n  of  Root  st,  w  f  5Gx 
125;  Mar  4.  H  W  Webb  et  al  to  Wm 

Morgan    $5,000 

Emerald  av,  175  ft  s  of  69ih  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Apr  16.  M  E  Moore  to  J  B  Boalton 

 $4,600 

Emerald  av,  2f0  ft  n  of  78th  st,  e  f  50x 
144;  Apr  16.  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  E 

Hess  $2,0  0 

Emerson  av,  219  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  u  f  24 
x95;  May  2.  L  M  Fish  to  B  B  Carey 

 $1,100 

Erie  st,  118  ft  w  of  Green,  n  f  20x113; 

Apr  24.  H  Garben  to  8  M  Arnold .  $4,000 
Evanston  av,  n  e  cor  Hollywood,  w  f  65x 
150;  May  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8  H  Austin 

Jr  $1,791 

Evanston  av,  199  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  40x 
230:  May  6.  F  B  Reynolds  to  DeW  C 

Butts  $6,000 

Evans  av.  83  ft  n  of  65lh  st,  w  f  26x130; 

May  3.  C  Q  Dixon  to  A  0  Miller. .  ,$4,000 
Evans  av,  183  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x130; 
Mar  23.  G  Beisner  to  T  J  Stowell . .  $1;0C0 


Exchange  av,  248  ft  n  of  86th  st,  w  f  2ox 
125;  Apr  10    Kosciusko  Building  and 
Loan  Association  to  M  Sniegnski .  $1,05^ 
Exohange  av,  s  w  cor  87th  st,  e  f  60il38}^; 

Apr  30.  B  Rybarezyk  to  J  E  DQdek.f7,500 
Farrell  av,  1£0  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  25x122; 
May  6.  0  Bergeron  to  H  P  Jorgensen 

 $1,250 

Farwell  av,  23  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x122; 

Mar  28.  C  F  Hayes  to  K  B  Lundy. $1,260 
Fifth  av,  76  ft  s  of  31st  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Apr  30.  L  S  Lee  to  J  Newberg  |5,800 

Fiftieth  st  W,  76  ft  u  of  Diokeos  av.  w  f 
76x126;  May  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  8 

Shedd  $4,831 

Fifty-first  st,  150  ft  e  of  Peoria,  n  f  25x 
112;  May  7.  K  Willin  to  W  P  Geoebe 

 $1,7C0 

Fifty-third  st,  150  ft  e  of  Kimbark  av,  s  f 
30x150;  Apr  17.  L  C  Hays  to  S  L  Tomp- 
kins  $',<00 

Fifty-fourth  st,  s  w  cor  Monroe  av.  n  f  40 
x75;  Apr  25.  J  H  Stillman  to  C  M  Reeve 
 $2,860 

Fifty  fifth  et,  72  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f  24 
126;  Apr  3.  A  M  Young  et  al  to  H  Mo- 
Cormick  ,  $2,160 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  116  ft  w  of  School  st, 
8  f  37x126;  Apr  25.  R  L  Tatham  Jr  to 
W  B  Graves   $3,000 

Fletcher  av,  216  ft  w  of  Racine,  n  f  76x 
125;  .tlay  2.  O  E  Jansson  to  L  Franklin 
  $12,000 

Flonrnoy  st,  120  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  72x125;  Apr  1.  Est  of  J  W  Parker  to 
German  D  Inst  of  M  E  Ch   $2,400 

Flournoy  st.  2i5  ft  e  of  W  40th,  n  f  26x 
125;  May  3.  L  D  Kooh  to  J  D  Fyffe 
 $5,000 

Ford  av,  72  ft  8  of  76th  st,  e  f  f  0il67;  Apr 
1.  E  J  Ward  to  A  L  Crane  $5,300 

Ford  av,  s  e  oor  78th  at.  w  f  97x167;  Jan 
17.  C  T  Marsn  to  trustees  of  Silon  Link 
Lodge  100  F  $6,000 

Forrestville  av,9-i^  ft  8  of  48tb  st,  e  f 
100x125;  Mar  1.  B  F  Bajley  to  E  S 
Sturges  $12,000 

Fortieth  pi  W,  5  ?  f *  s  of  28th  st,  e  (  5('x 
124;  Oot  2,'94.  F  D  Christie  to  R  King- 
eley  $4,000 

Forty-second  st  N,  141  it  n  of  North  av, 
wf  76x126,  with  other  ppty;  May  3.  J 
Keeley  to  F  8  Thompson   $3,000 

Forty-third  av  N,  100  ft  d  of  Berteau,  w  f 
60x155  7  111;  May  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8 
M  Follansbee    $1,800 

Forty  fourth  st  W,  n  w  oor  Mailer,  e  f  54^^ 
xl40j^;  Feb  15.  B  Weirsum  to  D  C 
Butts   $8,000 

Forty-fourth  at  W,  n  w  cor  Harrison,  e  f 
26.61x110;  Apr  22.  F  P  Finegan  to  P 
Fitzpatriok..   $2,500 

Forty  sixth  st,  2"2  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  8  f 
16  42-100x124;  Apr  23.  J  E  Fellows  to  J 
H  Mitchell  $8,000 

Forty-eixth  pi.  266  ft  e  of  Vinoennes  av,  s 
f  26x130;  Mar  5.  C  J  Morse  et  al  to  C  A 
Shepard  $2,750 

Forty-seventh  st,  n  w  cor  Paulina,  s  f  49x 
120;  Apr  11,  J  J  Schlesinger  to  V 
Hrdina  $2,800 

Forty-eighth  pi.  260  ft  e  of  Garfield  blvd, 
n  f  20x124;  Apr  30.  J  Cormack  to  E  A 
Stevens  $9,000 

Foster  av,  n  e  cor  N  Winchester,  s  f  25 
8-10x125;  Apr  24.  8  Weber  to  K  Angs 
ten  $6  0(0 

Franklin  st,  200  ft  n  of  Fremont,  e  f  7.'ix 
125;  Apr  23.  L  B  Crandall  to  8  I  Wil- 
liams  $1,510 

Fremont  st,  100  ft  n  of  Willow,  w  f  50i 
125;  Apr  27.  R  Yolkman  to  H  Joachim 
 $6,0(  0 

Fullerton  av,  100  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  s  f  50 
xl74}^;  Apr  3  .  E  Diokmann  to  B  H 
Butler  $12,601 

Gary  pi,  200  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  a  f  50x 
llO;  Apr  30.  H  Severin  to  J  Zurborg 
 $5000 

George  at,  175  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  25x125; 
May  7.  G  Ma'eske  to  F  K  Weide..  .$2,'  00 

Graceland  av,  647  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  50 
x231;  J  B  Fitzgerald  to  R  8  Greenlee 
 $7,500 

Grace  st,  s  e  cor  Stella  pi.  n  f  24x134;  May 
4.  T  8  Grant  to  H  B  Mahaffey  $1,100 

Grand  blvd,  231  ft  8  of  44th  at,  w  f  66x 
418;  Apr  23.  J  0  Stewart  to  J  Heisler 
 $23,121 

Green  st,  80  ft  n  of  60ih,  e  f  26x125;  Apr 
23.  J  J  Dunn  to  J  F  Z  Olson  |l,u5() 

Halsted  at,  n  w  oor  Graceland  av,  e  f  13ux 
100;  Apr  15.  J  T  Bunting  to  R  King 
 $62,(00 

Halsted  st,  100  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  25x120; 
May  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  M  Howland 
 $3,361 


Halstei  et,  76  ft  s  of  W  44th  pi.  w  f  60x 
115>^;  Apr  18.  A  Loeb  to  C  C  Jensen 

 $8,(00 

Hammond  av,  i50  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f 
60x124;  May  3.  K  L Stickler  to  P  C  Bau- 
er $],roo 

Hammond  av,  303  't  s  of  Franklin  st,  e  f 
26x1251^;  May  8.  G  W  Duncan  to  8  L 

Duncan   $2.6(0 

Harding  av,  150  ft  a  of  Dor  pi.  e  f  KOx 

124;  May  4.  C  C  Oarr  to  M  L  Lang.$3.t  00 
Harrison  gt,  50  ft  e  Of  Francisco,  n  f  26x 
124^;  Mar  26.  M  Kernan  to  W  H  Bartels 

 $7,600 

Harrison  st,  n  e  oor  W  46th,  s  f  26x125; 

Apr  30.  0  W  Lasher  to  D  Botto  $1,400 

Hangan  av.  141  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  24x 
123;  May  8.  P  T  Hoban  to  H  Qu^tafson 

  ..  $1,600 

Hinman  st,  150  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n  f  26x 
123;  May  1.  Est  of  O  Beckmann  to  W 

Bratz   $2,675 

Hinman  st,  same  ppty;  May  1.  W  Bratz  to 

L  Beckmann  $2,600 

Hollywood  av,  208  ft  e  of  Evanston,  a  f 
423^x175;  May  3.  Man  in  Chy  to  J  L 

Cooh:an    $1,345 

Hollyw  lod  av,  165  ft  e  of  Evanston,  a  f 
42J^xl78;  May  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  A 

MoUowell   $1,346 

Honors  st,  141  f t  s  of  8fith,  w  f  15'ixl?5, 
and  o  he-  ppty;  May  2.  B  F  Richardson 

to  H  W  Mahlman   $11, 5  0 

Bonore  st,  same  ppty;  May  2.  H  W  Mahl- 
man to  I  B  Richardson   $11,500 

Howard  ot,  78  ft  n  w  of  W  97ib  at,  e  f  40x 
15.n;  May  1.  A  C  Bnrnham  to  M  E  Good- 
man  $2,600 

Howard  st,  304  ft  n  of  90th,  w  t  50  ft 
through  to  Prospect   av;  Apr   10.  H 

8chmitt  to  L  J  A  Schmitt  $2,000 

Hoyne  av,  76  ft  n  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f  25x 
103;   Apr  20.    Est  of  T  Snflfern  to  B  C 

Wilbe   $1,4C0 

Hoyne  av,  166  ft  n  of  34th  st.  e  f  24x126; 

Apr  27.  W  Frink  to  G  J  Sohmid . . . $1,6' 0 
Humboldt  blvd.  s  e  oor  Linden  av,  n  f  48 
9  11x166;  May  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  F  A 

Mehlhorn     $3,254 

Indiana  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  60th.  s  f  50x125, 
and  other  pp»y;  May  6.  P  O  Lindatrom" 

to  H  Lindstrom   $8,000 

Irving  Park  blvj,  166  ft  w  of  Weatern  av,; 
a  f  26xli6J^,  and  other  pp^y;  Apr  27.  P 
O  Steusland  et  al  to  P  8  Storm  . . .  1  $;a,-6O0 
Irving  Hark  blvd!  291  ft  w  of  Weatern  - 
8  f  15  xll6>^;  Apr  27.  H  L  Mason  to  P 

8  Storm   $3.CO0 

Irving  Park  blvd,  n  e  cor  Campbell  av.  s 
f  157.7x1161^;  Apr  ^7^-94.  p  ,)  stensland 

et  al  to  P  8  Storm   $4,500 

Jane  st,  222  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f  26x 
110;  May  8.  A  Kngeland  to  V  Simons 

 $7,000 

Jan  Huss  av  N,  n  e  cor  Frederick  at,  w  f 
6_'xl24>^:  May  3.   J    Keeley   to   F  S 

Thompson   $3,000 

Jfcfferaon  av,  premises  No  5509  25x150; 

Apr  29  E  L  Chapman  to  L  Prager.$i,060 
Johnson  st.  235  ft  n  of  W  12lh,  w  f  24x 
1(0;  May  1.  H  Judolowitz  to  B  Bdelman 

 .'  $4100 

Johnson  av.  210  ft  s  of  Humboldt  blvd,  n 
f  33>^xl0  ';  May  7.  H  B  Eger  to  G  A 

Zrnia.  $4  500 

Johnston  st.  366  ft  n  of  Maxwell,  e  f  25x 
100;    May  7.  C  Clancy  to  H  Judelarvitz 

 $3,460- 

Joseph  at,  prems  21C3;  May  3.  W  Lorimer 

to  J  E  Bidwell  .*4,000 

Jutine  et,  100  ft  s  of  65th,  e  f  26x124,  and 
other  ppty;  May  6.  J  N  Chaffee  et  al  to 

R  E  Peterson   $1,400 

Justine  st.  266  ft  s  of  63d.  e  f  26x124;  May 

8.  H  H  Ney  to  E  B  Shnnffer   .  $!i,B0O 

Kedzie  av,  126  ft  o  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  25r  ' 
25;  Apr  29.  J  Hofert  10  W  H  Nehf.$l,6f0 
Kenmore  av,  I'  O  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  e  f '60 
xi5n;  Mar  5    J  A  McDoweH  tg  J  0' 

Brooklebatk   ,..$16,000 

Kenmore  av,  100  ft  n  of  Berwyn.  et  Svi^f'' 
160;  Feb  7.    HA  Kabten  to  K  B  SmUli; 


Kenwood  ot,  226  ft  a  of  48tb  st,  w  f  2S.a»J 
174;   May  1.   J  R  Putnam  to  B  F  Fww.o 
ney   $6,600 

Einzie  at.  n  e  oor  Baldwin,  a  t  47xl00,'an<l  .: 
other  ppty;  Mar  16.  R  Clark  to  H  M 
Wisley    :  $2,OrO 

Laflin  et.  2813^  ft  a  of  i66th,  e  f  25x124; 
Dec  22,'94.  G  Patteraon  to  J  B  Cryan 
 $2,80C 

Lake  st^  398  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  25x 
107;  Apr  19.  L  Boisot  Jrto  J  F  MoCabo 
 ..$2,600 

Lake  st,  44  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  a  f  22xllP, 
more  or  leas;  Jan  25.  L  Armbrecht'  to  W 


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H  Armbreoht  et  al,  .  17,000 

Lake  ay,  696  ft  n  of  39th  st,  e  f  66x170, 
and  3^  lot;  Oot  6,'92.  E  Stiokland  to 
Chicago  Inn  Co  $14,000 

Langley  ay,  217  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x 
132;  May  4.  W  HBgenbnoh  to  J  White 
 Sl.OOO 

Laogley  ay,  80  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  25x126; 
May  3.  E  A  Watner  to  M  Oohn ....  $4,000 

Langley  ay,  bet  44th  and  45th  sts,  w  f  0 
x78;  May  3.  E  A.  Watner  to  M  Oohn 
 $6,001 

La  i^alle  st,  prems  No  6046;  Apr  16.  A 
Henry  to  M  MoFarlane   $2,000 

Laurel  ay,  275  ft  a  of  W  Danning  st,  e  f 
25x126;  May  2.  M  Bnettner  !»  C  Klap- 
proth  $2,000 

Laurel  st,  n%  ft  s  of  33d  pi.  w  f  fiOxlSd; 
May  1.  0  ijohmeok  to  0  Iwaszkiewioz 
 $4,250 

Laorel  ny,  s  e  oor  Dnnning  et,  w  f  5uxl26; 
May  7.  B  J  Maoomb  to  H  Lippoldt 
 $1,400 

Lawndale  ay,  200  ft  n  of  24th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Feb  23,'91.  0  L  Bonney  to  W  0 
Taft  $3,696 

Lawrence  ay,  909  ft  w  of  Western,  9  f  25x 
and  other  property;    May  7.    B  A 
Monger  to  N  F  Danziger  $6,000 

Lawrence  ay,  y09  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  193 
xl55,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  11,'94.  N  U 
Pnillippy  to  E  A  Monger  $6,000 

Leayitt  st,  s  w  cor  Jackson,  e  f  2txU4; 
Apr  11.  J  M  Banks  to  M  GrahLim. $16,000 

Leland  ay,  464  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  60x 
124;  May  2.  J  T  Rees  to  0  Zimmermann 
 $3,000 

Lexington  st,  256  ft  w  of  Albaoy  ay,  s  f 
26x125;  Apr  19.  M  A  Lyons  to  M  Con- 
way $6,190 

Lin  oln  st,  125  f t  s  w  of  Everet,  n  w  f  66 
xll8;  Apr  26.  A  Hoyos  to  M  L  Wharton 
et  al  $6.?5  ' 

Lincoln  ay,  147}^  ft  s  e  of  Center  st,  s  w 
f  120x1 1 5  ft,  aUo  Mohawk  st,  162  f t  s  of 
Menominee  st,  e  f  24xl'^2;  May  6.  J 
Maoanley  to  W  J  Maoanley  $36,0(0 

Lincoln  ay,  same  ppty;  May  6.  W  J 
Maoanley  to  E  A  Maoanley   $36,000 

Linden  uy,  1£0  tt  s  e  of  N  42nd  ay,  s  w  f 
25x125;  Apr  LEG  Philbrook  to  E  A 
Walter  $2,£00 

Loomis  st,  n  e  cor  W  20th.  w  f  6  xtOi>; 
Jnly  1?,'94.  Joseph  Zajicek  to  Jotin 
Zajioek  et  al   $2,700 

Loomis  st,  384  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  73x12  J^; 
Oot  l,'d4  J  Q  Entwistle  to  J  MoEut- 
wistle  $2,40  1 

Lydiard  st,  341  ft  s  of  Iowa,  e  f  25xi2,i; 
May  7.  H  Olsen  to  L  L  Filst.np.  $1,600 

Madison  st,  543  f t  w  of  W  50th,  s  f  57x 
190;  May  6.  W  Bartels  to  M  Keruaa 
  ...  $3.0(  0 

Madison  st,  421  ft  w  of  Fall",  s  f  20x122; 
Mar  28.  E  Clark  to  H  *I  Wialey  . .  .$ 00 

Madison  st,  65  ft  e  of  La  8alle,  n  f  35x 
10U.55;  Apr  30  Yoang  Men's  Csristian 
Association  to  L  J  McCormick.  .$177,468 

Maiden  st,  240  ft  s  of  Leland  av,  e  f  &0x 
150.  and  other  ppty;  Apr  19.  W  d  Bryan 
to  H  L  Lnnd  $24,000 

Maplewood  ay,  s  e  cor  Evergreen  ay,  w  f 
26il-5;  Apr  26.  O  J  Johnson  to  O  Slap- 
proth    $z,100 

Maplewood  av,  176  f  t  s  of  Franklin  st,  w  f 
37^^x125;  Apr  22.  I  O  Olson  to  R  C 
Moore   $1,000 

Marshfield  av,  231  ft  a  of  62nd  st,  w  f  25z 
121;  May  7.  O  B  Anderson  to  0  Nave 
   14,500 

Maxwell  st,  119  ft  e  of  Union,  n  f  24x10'  ; 
May  3.  O  Nnspesli  to  li  Chavis  $3,645 

May  st,  144  ft  a  of  Carroll  av,  e  f  48x120; 
May  2.  J  M  Jones  et  al  to  F  W  Morgan 

et  al      $8,000 

May  st,  72  ft  s  of  Carroll  av,  e  f  72x120; 
Apr  27.  W  W  Cheney  to  F  W  Morgan 

et  al  $15.f01 

May  st  N.  premises  No  262,  26x116;  Apr 

3(\  M  F  Hertz  to  H  De  Boer   $ll,iOO 

McChesney  av,  46  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  46x 
1  '2;  May  4,  Q  P  Everhart  to  N  Q  Pope 

 $1,840 

MoGla-hin  st,  96  ft  s  of  22nd,  w  f  60x 
115  7  .0;  May  1  B  Dohney  et  al  to  C  J 

Becktel  $4,ii00 

Melrose  st,  300  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25x 
125;  Apr  22.  R  C  Moore  to  I  0  Olson 

  $1,900 

Michigan  av,  198  ft  n  of  67ih  st,  w  f  50x 
^P'i  other  ppty;  Apr  15.  E  T 

Leddy  to  a  A  Leddy    $3,326 

Mitchell  ay,  s  e  cor  Bloomingdale,  w  f  25 

xJlS;  May  1.  JL  Holden  to  A  Habel 

 $5  000 

Montana  st,  288  ft  e.of  Semloary  av,  s  f 

82j^xl25,  and  ^^  int;  Ma^  7.  A  Word 


to  a  M  Word  $3,000 

Montana  st,  247  ft  e  of  SbefQeld  av,  n  f 
50x110;  Apr  18.  McOormiok  Harvesting 

Machine  Co  to  G  H  High  $3,760 

Monroe  st,  ICO  ft  e  of  W  42nd,  n  f  25x121, 
May  2.  M  Schwaohtgen  to  B  Govena 

 $7,500 

Monroe  av,  163  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  31}^x 
176;  Apr  20.  L  H  Watson  to  J  P  Botler 

 $18,CO0 

Morgan  st,  182  ft  s  of  86th,  e  f  26x125; 

Apr  23.  O  E  HoDgh  to  N  D  Bacon  $2,500 
Morgan  et,  56  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x124; 

Apr  27.  J  M  Gray  to  J  H  Green .. $10,600 
Morgan  st,  56  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x124  6P- 
100;  Apr  17.  M  Larson  to  J  M  Gray 

 $10,500 

Nineteenth  st  W,  176  ft  e  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  26x124;  Apl  4.  J  Novy  to  J  Mathans 

 $3,450 

Nineteenth  st  W,  100  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
25x100;  May  4.  B  Leohnir  to  M  Volenec 

 '   $3.0r0 

Normal  av.  46  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  w  f  2.tx 
118;    Apr  1.   L  Oreighton  to  D  8  Har 

rington  $2,200 

North  av,  n  w  cor  N  42nd  av,  s  f  68x125; 
May  4.  Est  of  W  0  Grant  to  L  DrimalU 

 $4,1  0( 

North  av,  288  ft  w  of  Homan.  n  f  24xl2(!; 

May  1.  J  Chmatal  to  J  B  Sabos  .$1,600 
North  av,  73  ft  w  of  Campbell,  8  f  24x120; 
Apr  23.  C  C  Honsol  to  U  D  Hansen 

 $3,0  0 

Norwood  Park,  lots  1  and  2,  blk  5,  Apr  8 

E  J  Burritt  to  F  W  Fox  $3,700 

Oakdale  av,  104  ft  w  of  Ssmicary,  s  f. '.  9x 
123;  May  7.   C  Kemnilz  Jr  to  0  A 

Straab   $',088 

Oakenwald  av,  660  ft  s  e  of  45  h  st,  n  e  f 
16%xl25;  Mar  6.  8  P  MoLain  to  K  P 

MoLain  $8,5C0 

Oakley  av  8,  premises  No 651  25x72;  May 

1.  D  Hanna  to  H  8  Warren   $2,5'^0 

Oakley  av  8,  same  ppty;  May  1.  H  8 

Warren  to  A  Hanna    $2,610 

O'Brien  st,  li  0  ft  w  of  Union,  n  f  25x100 
nnd  14,  'ot;  May  9.    Est  of  K  Ronbik  to 

R  RoQbik  $1,025 

Otto  st,  141  ft  e  of  Santhport  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Apr  24.  P  Kierdorf  to  8  Weber 

 |2,fi00 

Owasco  st,  100  f t  w  of  W  43rd,  n  f  25x 
124  96-l(  0;  May  1.  8  T  Gonderson  to  F 

0  8tratton   $4,000 

Parcel  of  land  740  22-100  f t  s  e  of  95th  st, 
e  (>f  r  of  w  of  Baltimore,  Pittsburg  and 
Chicago  Ry,  rnnning  back  to  Calumet 
River,  being  356  78-100x300x193  9-10, 
more  or  les^;  with  all  rights  thereto. 
May  1.  0  R  Cnmmings  to  Calumet  Grain 

and  Elevator  Company   $25.0  0 

Park  av,  154  ft  w  of  Eberhart,  n  f  lOOx 
1241^;  Apr  2u.  W  H  Myers  to  B  J  Far- 
well  $1,700 

Panlma  st,  n  w  cor  Snlzsr,  e  f  392x16  ; 

Apr  10.  H  L  Leland  to  A'  H  Bryan.$32,260 
Peoria  st,  if,0  ft  n  of  72nd,  e  f  25x124^; 
May  1.  Mast  in  Cby  to  Engiewood  B 

and  L  Assn  $2,051 

Peterson  st,  284  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x 
126;  May  3.  H  B  Braun  to  L  F  Bach- 

msrin  $1,850 

Phillips  ay,s  w  oor  86th  st,  e  f  47x125; 
Feb  20.  J  R  Crocker  to  W  G  Blacking- 
ton   $1.(00 

Pleasant  pi,  ?88  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f  96 
X too,  and  other  ppty;  May  8.  R  E  Peter- 
son to  J  W  Ohaffrte  ^4.(00 

Polk  st,  n  e  cor  Iiviog  av.  a  f  23^xi36; 

May  1.  C  Dietrich  to  U  Tillenbnrg  $5  /  00 
Portland  av,  100  ft  s  of  122nd  st,  e  f  76x 
123;  Apr  12.  Am  T  &  8  Bank  to  O  M 

Mileham   $1,650 

Prairie  av,  230  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  26x180; 
Jany  22.  W  W  Gurley  et  al  to  J  Fitz- 
gerald $2,695 

Pratt  av,  107  fteof  Fay,  n  f.  50x125;  May 

I.  E  8  Smith  to  Mrs  G  R  Peare  $2.50  .' 

Princeton  av,  96  ft  s  of  62od  st,  w  f  24x 
124;  Deo  11,  94.  E  H  Reeves  to  A  L 

Reeves  $i,3C0 

Randolph  st,  194.5  ft  e  of  State  st,  n  f 
75.86x104;  Mar  6.  Charles  H  Uar\ard, 
special  com,  to  John  F  Hamilton  et  al 

 $200,000 

Randolph  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  29.  John  F 
HamiltOD  et  al  to  John  V  Le  Moyne 

 $210000 

Rockwell  st,  227  ft  n  of  36th,  w  f  25x122; 

May  1.  T  Kelly  to  R  Barnhill  |2,501 

Rockwell  st,  180  ft  s  of  Conrtland,  e.f  32x 
126;  May  1.  J  Hecht  to  C  H  Boettcher 

 $2,200 

Rokeby  st,  T  0  ft  n  of  Cornelia  av,  w  f 
25x121  J^;  Apr  6.  N  Kastler  to  T  Flavin 
   $1,600 


Rosooe  at,  96  ft  e  of  N  Seeley  av,  s  f  24x 

1'5;  May  2.  W  Krober  to  M  8paDgJ;l,200 
Roscoe  st,  B  e  cor  of  N  4fith  aV;  w  f  602x 
126,   and  other  ppty;  Apr  22.  L  M 

Hammond  as  rec  tu  H  H  Gage  $2,500 

Rosemont  av,  141  ft  w  of  Soothport,  s  f 
60xl34J^;  Jnly  21, '90.  L  Ernst  to  N 

Langknecht  $1,500 

Saokett  st,  575  ft  n  of  42nd,  e  f  26x124; 

May  6.  A  Oehlmann  to  C  Nauke . .  .  $1,<  Oo 
Sacramento  av,  130  ft  n  of  Lexington  st, 
w  f  201^x1  0;  Apr  15.   J  T  Bunting  to 

R  King  $7,100 

Sangamon  st,  237  ft  s  of  77th,  e  f  4rx 
1241^;  May  2.  W  J  Lord  to  C  8  Long 

 $1,400 

Sangamon  st,  279  ft  s  of  67th,  w  f  25x125; 

Apr  16.  W  Stob  to.H  Heersema...  $1,276 
Sawyer  av,  IOC  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Apr  29.  W  H  Nehf  to  J  Hofert 

 $7,600 

Seventeenth  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av, 
n  f  24x125;  Apr  30.   W  Sawicki  to  J 

Dribish  $1,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  97  ft  w  of  Duncan  av,  n 
f  24x126;  Apr  3.  P  J  McDonagh  to  M  C 

Sohriokey  $2,0(  0 

Seventy-ninth  pi,  276  ft  w  of  Arthur  av, 
s  f  25x125;  Apr  23.  J  H  Jones  to  K  M 

Thomas  $2,400 

Sheffield  av.  204  ft  n  of  Center  st,  w  f  30x 
126;  7-10;  May  7.  8  Sinsheimer  to  M 

Peck   $9,500 

Sheffield  av,  260  ft  s  of  Center  st,  e  f  24x 
100,  May  2.  C  Qieske  to  G  Henberger 

 $2,5C0 

Sheridan  av,  240  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  50x165; 
Apr  27.  8  L  Starkweather  to  0  Pear- 
son et  al  $6,250 

Sheridan  av,  360  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  5  x 
166;  Apr  29.  J  H  Allen  to  B  E  Wolcott 

 $7,000 

Sholto  st,  2.54  ft  n  of  Taylor,  w  f  24x100; 
May  1.    Mast  in  Ohy  to  Curran  Mutual 

Aid  and  Boildiug  Assn  $3,500 

Simms  av,  s  w  cor  Chestnut  st,  e  f  5lx 
126;  Apr  26.  8  A  Tolman  to  W  B  Row- 
man     $1,25  7 

Sixteenth  st  W,  2(6>^  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s 
'  60x164;  May  3.  J  B  Seibert  to  R  A  F 

Dettmaon     $2,800 

Sixty  first  pi  W,  145  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  n  f  10x147  86;  May  4.  Mast  in  Chy 

E  Larkin  $3,198 

Sixty-first  st,  163  ft  w  of  Tallaoe.  s  f  30x 
125;  Apr  1.   J  Reid  to  D  G  Robertson 

  $2,700 

Sixtj-secoad  st,  s  w  cor  La  Salle,  n  f  36x 
iOO;  Apr  12.  AD  Underwood  to  0  U 

Merchant  $4,600 

Sixty-fourth  st,  136  ft  e  of  Haivard  av,  s 
f  60x145;  Apr  13.  M  E  Guernsey  to  W 

L  Ephlm   $5,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  31  ft  w  of  Sherman,  s  f 
31x125,  and  o  her  ppty;  Apr  23.  M  M 

Chesrown  to  M  E  Shanuon   $3,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  s  w  or  Franoitioo  av,  n  f 
266.37x598.5;  Mar  28.  M  P  Raymond  to 

M  L  Entwistle   $7,600 

Sixty. seventh  st,  168  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  n 
f  26x171;  Apr  22.  L  E  Smith  to  A  M 

Noble   $4,500 

Sixty-seventh  st,  162  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  s  f 
22xl35>^;  May  4.  A  0  O'Neal  to  A  E 

Green  #3,000 

Sixty-ninth  at,  90i^  ft  w  of  South  Park  av, 
8  f  17x73;  Apr  2J.  A  Boge  to  A  Huth 

  $4.5^0 

South  Park  av,  n  e  cor  72nd  st.  w  f  49x 
123,  more  or  less;  May  4.  D  A  Levy  to 

J  a  Kedzie   $2,000 

Southnort  av,  163  ft  a  of  North  av.  e  f  50 
X122.7;  Apr  24.  C  L  Benson  to  N  P  £  ax- 
on  $5,000 

Souihport  av,  25  ft  s  of  Belmont,  w  f  48x 
125;  Apr  24.  M  T  Augsten  to  8  Weber 

 $9,£00 

State  st,  40  ft  n  of  Harrison,  w  f  20x1663^, 
nnd  3^  int;  Apr  24.  J  Oorrigan  et  al  to 

R  W  Clifford  $25,000 

Slate.8t.  98  ft  n  of  34th,  w  f  26x181;  May 
3.  Est  of  W  W  Phelps  to  M  H  Hoey  et  al 

•    $5,000 

State  st,  106  ft  s  of  South  Water,  e  f  20x 
80}^;  Apr  1.  Julia  T  Sherman  to  Hea- 

ton  Owsley  et  al   $66,000 

State  st,  80  ft  s  of  Panorama  pi,  w  f  40x 
1653^  ft  May  4.  J  W  Paxton  and  wife 

to  J  W  Conroy  $100,0')0 

State  St.  same  ppty;  Apr  30.  J  W  Conroy 

to  L  Z  Leiter  $120,(00 

State  st,  same  ppty;  May  5.  J  W  Conroy 

quit  claims  to  L  Z  Leiter  $10,000 

Stewart  av.  190  ft  s  of  Winneoonna,  e  f  25 
xl33;   Apr  12.   A  Z  Walker  to  R  Nofos 

   $6,£00 

St  Georges  ct,  n  e  oor  Stave  st,  n  w  f  76x 


126;  May  4  H  Lippold  to  H  Arendsee 

 $1,025 

St  Lawrence  av.  60  ft  s  of  42nd  pi,  e  f  21 
xl26;  Sept  16,'92.  M  F  Bnrkhart  to  M 

Bedell  .|5  0(0 

Stony  Island  av,  premises  No  7237  and 
7239  60x111;  Apr  26.  F  Boden  to  0  J 

Arnold  $16,f  00 

String  st,  302  ft  n  of  18th,  e  f  25x93;  Jan 
5.  Est  of  F  Svoboda to  J  J  Svoboda 

 $1,000 

Sulzer  st,  149  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f  37i^x 
1213^;    May  1.  0  H  Morgan  to  W  H 

Fnllett   $2.9(  9 

Sumner  st,  48  ft  s  of  W  16th,  e  f  24x125; 
Apr  23.   Est  of  W   Schwandt  to  M 

Sohwandt  $1,000 

Swift  st,  200  ft  8  of  Olive,  e  f  50x150  ft, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  17.  F  E  Schnc- 

hardt  to  F  E  Link  $3,000 

Swift  st,  same  ppty;  Apr  26.  E  StoSer  to 

F  E  Link  $3,000 

Thirty-second  st,  e  w  cor  Butler,  n  f  3:^x 
1(8;  May  7.  Mast  in  Cby  to  E  Sohoen- 

hofen  ..$6,360 

Turner  av,  250  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  2.tx 
125;  May  7.  0  B  Sawyer  to  C  E  Church 

   $1,2(0 

Turner  av,  260  ft  s  of  W  16th  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  8.    L  Reichardt  to  J  McNolty 

 $6,5(0 

Turner  av,  126  ft  s  of  W  2l8t  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  Apr  9.   0  N  Gary  to  L  C  Connelly 

 $2,750 

Twenty-ninth  st,  25  ft  e  of  South  Park  av, 
n  f  ?5«1  II  ;  Apr  15.  T  H  Faulkner  et  al 

to  W  Faulkner  $6,000 

Twenty-second  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Kedzie 
av,  8  f  24x125;  Mar  23.  C  B  Sawyer  et 

al  to  A  Mazaneo  $1,660 

Union  st,  76  ft  s  of  48th,  e  f  25x1 13;  Apr 

20.  H  P  Hansen  to  0  Selen   $1,400 

Van  Buren  st,  373  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
8  f  26x90,  more  or  less;   May  4.    W  H 

Scheddy  to  M  Flynn  $4,500 

Van  Horn  st,  170  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24 

xl25;  Apr  6.  T  Svoboda  to  J  Kallal. $2,600 
Vernon  av.  92  ftn  of  Slst  st,  e  f  233^x116; 

May  2.  Charles  Tabboi  to  J  T  Fi6h.$12,000 
Ve.-non  av,  141  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  e  f  25x120; 

Jan  1.  A  Farrand  to  L  Hasterlik ...  $8,600 
Vincennes  av,  70  ft  s  of  46th  pi,  w  f  iSx 
123;  May  6.  H  M  Stevens  to  H  C  Adams 

  $3,12.-) 

Vinoennes  av,  129  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  18% 
xl20;  Apr  3.  F  A  Anderson  to  J  U 

Ooates  $3,000 

Vincennes  av,  108  ft  n  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  65x 
124;  Apr  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  D  Jennings 

 ".  $2,41(i 

Wabansia  av,  76  ft  w  of  Mead  st,  s  f  25x 

126;  May  6.  O  Johnson  to  O  Bahke.$2,7£u 
Wabansia  av.  24  ft  w  of  Dudley  st,.8  f  24x 
80;  Mar  28.  M  F  Sheppard  to  J  Robin- 
son $1.01  0 

Wallace  st,  376  ft  s  of  26th,  e  f  25x130; 

May  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  L  Schaar.|I,60n 
Washington  blvd,  398  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f 
33x100,  more  or  less;  May  7.  M  A  Hurd 

to  M  A  Morgan    $3,6fO 

Washington  blvd,  bet  Rockwell  st  aud 
Campbell  av,  n  f  18^x126;  Apr  1.  G  A 

Rose  to  J  0  Burgess  $6,5C') 

Washingtoc  blvd,  premises  No  1242  30x 
133;  May  I.  W  H  Crump  to  J  E  Arm- 
strong  $14,0(  0 

Washington  blvd,  premises  No  1147  20x 
100;  May  3.  W  H  Crump  to  A  Arm- 
strong  $11,0(  1 

Washington  st,  160  ft  w  of  LaSalle,  n  f  40 
xl80,  leasehold  int  therein;  Apr  29.  R 
F  Shaoklin  to  Illinois   Tax  Abstr-^ot 

Company  $10,0('i) 

Washington  st,  375  ft  w  of  Falls,  s  f  23x 
1(0;  May  2.  A  M  Lewis  to  M  A  Morgan 

 $3,45  ' 

Webster  av,  78  ft  w  of  Sedgwick  st,  s  f  20 
x62;  May  1.  M  C  Doggett  to  P  M  Trnhl- 

ing   $4,5  i» 

Wentworth  av,  50  ft  n  of  61st  st.  e  f  26x 
124;  Apr  16.  B  H  Sharp  to  J  P  Morten- 
sen  $3.C(  (1 

Wentworth  av,  121  ft  s  of  Root  st,  e  f  25x 
1223^;  May  6.  A  Mathews  to  R  Drum 

 $1,0  0 

Wentworth  av,  76  ft  s  of  W  6l8t  pi,  e  f  26 
xlOO;  Apr  26.  0  F.    Winchester   to  A 

O'Leary  $3,0fn 

Wentworth  av,  n  w  cor  7l8t  st,  e  f  80  42- 
100x125;  May  7.  L  Boilean  to  E  Cnth- 

bert  $7,0  (i 

Western  av,  n  e  cor  Hinman  st,  w  f  26x 
1(83^;  Apr  9.  0  Wilkining  to  M  A  Benel 

  ....$3.fO  ) 

Wharton  av,  123  ft  n  of  66lh  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  May  2.  E  O  Healy  to  E  C  MoRae 
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448 


THE  RKAL  ESTATE  AND  nUILDI>^G  JOUrvNAl. 


^'I'V  II,  l«'06. 


DAVID  BRADLEY  M'F'G  CO. 


WILL  REMOVE  TO 


Mr.  Daviil  Bradley,  tbe  oldest  plow  maker  now  living,  who  came  here  in  the  '  thirties"  has  seen  the  fruition  of  his  industry  and  hard  work  assume  such 
gigantic  proportions  as  to  actually  force  him  out  of  Chicago;  or,  to  be  a  little  more  explicit,  the  David  Bradley  M'f'g.  Co.,  which  is  the  culminat!"."  of  all  those 
years  of  hard  labor,  finds  itself,  after  half  a  century's  growth,  hemmed  in  with  valuable  properties*  which  practically  present  further  enlargement  in  its  present 
quarters.  Although  it  occupies  ground  equal  to  a  block  or  more,  it  nevertheless  finds  it  expedient  to  remove  its  plant  to  Bradley  City,  (formerly  North  Kankakee) 
where  it  has  secured  ground  amounting  to  about  thirty-six  acres,  and  there,  with  its  buildings  already  erected  and  to.be  erectad  and  with  its  army  of  employes 
and  their  families,  it  proposes  to  stamp  upon  that  locality  the  impress  of  the  energy  and  push  that  has  characterized  its  policy  up  to  the  present  time.  The 
removal  in  no  way  changes  the  proprietorship  nor  management.  Mr.  David  Bradley  will  continue  as  President,  his  son  Mr.  J.  Harley  Bradley  as  Vice  President 
and  Treasurer,  and  Mr.  Geo.  H.  Francis  as  Secretary.  No  particular  change  in  the  line  of  manufacturing  is  contemplated,  except  that  additional  lines  may  Ve 
added  from  time  to  time  as  the  demands  for  them  present  themselves.  The  old  "Garden  City  Clipper"  Plow— first  made  in  1833,  and  which  has  since  uiade  itself 
known  the  world  over,  will  continue  to  be  one  of  the  prominent  features  of  the  output. 


nf  hrir.b-  P''"^1^' Capacity  of  the  plant  shown  on  this  page  can  be  better  appreciated,  perhaps,  when  we  state  that  each  of  the  two  large  buildings  which  are 
tL  ^o^'iT''®  by  4(^0  feet,  and  the  others  in  proportion.  Shipping  facilities  are  simply  perfect,  as  all  fuel  and  stock  will  be  delivered  at  the  engine  room  or  into 
tne  warehouses  while  shipments  out  will  be  loaded  from  the  warehouse  platforms  Into  the  cars. 

numcH  ^  t  located  about  oO  miles  south  of  Chicago  at  the  junction  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad  with  the  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Iowa  raUroad,  the  last 

n  nm.f!,  t    •  "'^"'^  Chicago  cxcept  two.    The  town  has  electric  cars  and  is  lighted  with  electricity.    There  are  already  other 

fntnrJ  i  ri"'?^f^         1^^^      ^^^^^  ^^'^  company  gets  into  running  order  the  population  of  Bradley  Citv  will  be  3,000  or  more  souls,  and  as  the  near 

practically  assured^^  manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  the  splendid  shipping  and  other  advantages  of  this  location  the  rapid  growth  of  tbe  town  is 

mannf^^t^^'^^'^  ^^K^"'^^  "Z,*'^'^  "^^""^^^  which  wlll  be  of  a  good  deal  of  interest  to  many  is  the  fact  that  it  leaves  for  rent  some  very  desirable  property  for 
TTnt^l  e    l^^^  ^^'"^^^  wholesale  jobbers  or  merchants  who  wish  to  get  into  quarters  which  are  rapidly  taking  on  the  character  of  a  jobbing 

Leuier  ror  neavy  hardware,  steel,  seeds,  paints,  pipe,  pipe  fittings,  etc.  This  comprises  125  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  street  (53  to  63),  130  feet  on  Fulton,  200  feet  on 
I  I'liM  • "  an  unoccupied  lot  with  170  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  and  150  feet  on  Fulton,  this  last  having  a  street  on  three  sides  of  it.  Wide  alleys  between  these 
1  r.Jt  r^^H^'''^^c°  light  and  ventillation,  and  furnish  facilities  for  receiving  and  shipping  gooda  at  the  rear.  Just  across  the  street  from  this  property  are  already 
Rro  lo    n  &  Co.,  steel  merchanis:  Hennlon  &  Hubbel,  pumps,  pipe  and  fittings;  John  Lucas  &  Co,  wholesale  paints  and  dry  colors;  and  Northiup, 

f,,^  Goodwin  Co.,  wholesale  seeds;  while  within  one  or  two  blocks  are  found  the  establlshmeots  of  Martin  Ryerson  &  Co.,  Jones  &  Laughlins  Co  ,  Scully  Steel 
and  Iron  Co  and  the  National  Tube  Works. 

RannT^v,^  location  is  within  ten  minutes  walk  of  the  Court  House,  or  five  minutes  ride  over  the  Lake  street  '  L.,"  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  or  the  Lake  street  or 
KonnriiS  ^^[^^^  suTtuce  Toads  three  of  which  pass  the  property.  It  is  near  to  three  of  the  principal  freight  depots  and  not  very  far  from  any  of  them,  and  while 
Dounned  on  tvyo  sides  by  street- car  tracks  the  cars  do  not  in  anyway  interfere  with  the  receiving  or  shipping  of  goods. 

nno      "'^^rf?'^  without  Saying,  and  that  these  buildings  will  be  quickly  rented  when  it  is  known  they  are  in  the  market,  is  beyond 

A  nvV^J^'  ^'^^^^  '^^^  about  2o0,000  square  feet  of  floor  space.  The  building  will  be  refitted,  added  to  or  changed  to  suit  the  requirements  of  desirable  tenants. 
Any  inrormation  wanted  concerning  terms  of  rental  of  any  or  all  of  this  property  will  be  furnished  by  the  Company  if  addressed  at  their  Office 

63  N.  Dcsplaincs  Street,  Chica,g:o. 


May  11,  Uj5 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  ANU  BmLD]ItG  JOUBNAL. 


449 


(Ooatinued  from  papre  447.) 

et  al  $7,OfO 

VTilmot  av,  116  ft  w  of  fiobey  st,  s  f  32x 
mo;  Mar  12.  Heirri  of  I  Versema  to  J 

Bnrnham  $2,000 

Winohester  av,  92  ft  s  of  Wilson,  e  f  50x 
152^;  May  3.  Wm  Miller  to  H  Rollins 

 |4,iO0 

Winthrop  av,  360  ft  s  of  Olaremont.  e  f 
60x150;   Apr  29.   O  E  Anthony  to  Q  R 

Peare  $3  600 

Woodlawn  av,  n  e  oor  58th  st,  w  f  6'ixl8'i; 
Apr  ».  M  W  G  ay  to  F  V  V  Ducgan 

 tajfOO 

^  Woodlawa  av,  180  ft  n  of  8l8t  at,  w  f  25x 
m    122;  Apr  13.  E  M  Barnes  to  E  J  Oobby 

W   $1,500 

■Wrightwood  av,  401  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f 
■    26x125;  Apr  30.  J  H  Hill  to  H  F  Geiger 

»•  $3,<0D 

UPWright  8t,  101  ftn  of  65th,  e  f  33xU5; 
Deo  4,'94.  O  8  Patch  to  0  E  Waite.*fi  500 
Yale  ft,  IM  ft  e  of  70th,  w  f  29  7  10xH3; 
Apr  20.  H  H  Horr  to  E  S  Fasker .. ^ 5.750 

Transfers  Under  tldOU. 
Avondale,  It  25  aud  26  b  11  Sep  U,'a9.  A 

Wisner  to  J  Fanaello  $750 

Baldwin  <fc  D's  sub.  Its  45  aud  46  b  1  s  w 
qr  13  40  13  Apr  27,  A  Jaoobsoa  to  L  J 

WInm    S300 

Banodiot's  sab.  It  11  b  2  u  e  ^,  20  38  14 

Apr  24.  J  Baber  to  R  J  Saanders  $725 

Bins  I  L  &  B  Oo'd  snb,  It  87  and  88,  sob  It 
1 2  to  14  b  4  e      8  e  ^,  7  37  14  Sep  18, 

'94,  J  Gill  to  a  W  Oass  |500 

Bowman's  snb,  It  1  of  It  43  e  >^  s  e  ^,  12 
40  13  Mar  11,  N  D  Philipy  to  E  Lock- 
erbie  ^600 

Brand'd  sob.  It  6  b  5  snb  It  8  and  9  n  e  ^, 

26  40  13  May  7.  J  Lace  to  L  U  lrich.|5U0 
Broni^ou  &  H's  snb,  It  ID  sub  It  I  to  6,  etc, 
n  w  1^,  8  38  14  May  7,  K  Kradenky  to  A 

l-aado   ^960 

Centre  av  add,  Its  2«4  to  2f.6,  17  38  14 
May  1,  Selen  Foundry  Co  by  assignee 

to  «■' nstaf  Anderson   $5  o 

Ch'go  Uuv'sty  sob,  It  22  b  17  n  hf  7  38  14 
Apr  in,  Oath  Bifhjp  of  Ch'go  to  P  No- 
lan    ^gi  0 

Ch'fto  Uuv'otj  sub,  It  li  in  e  hf  b  9  n  hf  7 
38  14  Apr  25,  M  Oioh  jwioz  to  J  Vorisek 

 *90C 

Oh'go,  Waines'  add  Its  6  and  6,  22  39  13 
Apr  23,  J  Pipermiin  to  W  R  Walleok  |7(  0 


Ohgo  Uovsty  snb,  It  42  b  56  7  38  14  May 
4,  T  d  Halber  to  J  Oeska  «i  i 


$1  00 


Oo^sitt'8  add,  It  37  ex  rear  25  ft,  12  39  13 
Apr  29,  Est  of  M  S  Tapley  Sr  to  Jno 

Mahler  ^7  0 

Oonns^lmaii'd  snb,  It  4  b  4  n  w  qr  16  39 
13  May  28,'j4,  0  Veverka  to  Jno  De- 

'ery...   $603 

Counselman's  sub.  It  '.^0  b  1  n  w       16  39 

;3  Jan  21,  K  Gerhard  to  J  Voristk  $600 
Cowle's  add,  It  3  b  2  31  38  15  Apr  21,'90, 

Est  A  Oowles  to  VV  W  Waite   $800 

Orflgin,  Lyford  A  M  add,  it  3  b  4,  33  40 
13  May  1,  A  J  Anderson  to  A  O  John- 
son  $676 

Cragin,  It  17  sub  b  1  of  b  1  May  1,  A  O 

Johnson  to  A  J  Anderson  et  al  $800 

Orepin'a  sub.  It  9  b  1  pt  b  24  C  T  S  e  i^, 
31  39  14  Jane  23,'94,  G  Weiss  to  A 

Ueppaer  jgOo 

Ot  ptn.  It  21  b  2  sub  Its  6  7  and  w  88  ft  It 
8  e  hf  36  39  13  May  1,  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

Ooi  Mulligan  L  &  B  Assn  $858 

Ot  ptn.  It  42  of  It  1,  It  2  Ot  Dtn  w  hf  ii  w 
qr  18  40  14  Feb  9.'92,  J  Q"  Buokman  to 

J  Dalies  |476 

Ot  ptn,  It  33  b  12  n  >^  31  38  15  Apr  4,  H 

T  Oanniugham  to  F  Barchard  .  $550 
C  T  S,  It  58  sub  It  9  D  24,  29  39  14  May  1, 

M  Dnderstein  to  W  A  Waide  $500 

Culver's  Pk,  It  J9  b  1  May  4,  N  B  Johnson 

to  H  Hollaud   J626 

Oaleiden's  snb,  Its  5  and  6  b  1  w  hf  n  w 
qr  1  40  13  Sept  29,'91,  P  Daleiden  to  O 

A  Coles  1250 

Dauphin  Pk.  2nd  add.  It  4i  b  38  Apr  a,  S 

E  Gross  to  G  0  Soaith    |776 

Davenport's  snb,  It  116  a  e  ^,  3  39  13 

May  3,  J  Kelly  to  F  S  Tdompson  ....  $500 
Diven's  snb.  It  I  to  .'^  b  2  s  w  ^,  2  S9  13 

May  3,  J  O  Parker  to  O  J  Parker ....  $500 
Diven's  snb.  It  1  b  3  s  w  ^  2  39  13  July 

9,'89,  T  J  Diven  to  A  0  Berwanger.  .$376 
Diven's  sub,  Its  9  and  10  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39 
13  May  I,  L  8  Cohen  to  H  Greenebaam 

 $600 

Diversey  av,  Williams'  sub,  It  19  b  6,  30 

40  13  May  1,  F  P  Smith  to  J  Bartlett.$360 
Dock  Go's  sub.  It  10  b  12  s  w  j^,  2  37  14 
Aug  15,'91,  W  V  Jacobs  to  M  8  Oartiss 
 •  $600 


Dunning's  sub,  It  44  to  46  b  4  n  w  l.<» 
40  13  May  3,  A  Donning  to  B  Uohney 

  o  $350 

East  Washington  Heights,  It  32  b  13  May 

1.  0  0  Housel  to  B  J  Fiahertv  $3E0 

Eberhart'fl  sub,  It  83  b  8  n  e  3^,  23  38  13 
Jan  16,  A  W  Oravener  to  S  A  Cooper 

 $400 

Eberhart's  sab.  It  40  b  11  in  s  w  qr  14  38 
13  Apr  30,  P  D  Knapp  to  Jno  C  Knapp 

 $275 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add,  It  68  May  7,  J 

Lace  to  W  Wade   $600 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add.  same  Deo  20,'94, 

E  E  Oostaii.  to  J  Lace   $600 

Edgewater,  Ciark  st  add.  It  20  Apr  30,  J 

Lace  to  F  Ebert  $416 

Edgit'gton  Pk,  It  173  and  174  May  3,  R 

Rohifs  to   H  F  Jarohow    $500 

Englewood  Hill,  Baker's  add.  Its  2.5  aud 
26  b  1,  19  38  14  Apr  30,  H  Peck  to  M 

HioRsteia   $750 

Englew  'od,  AUerton's  add,  It  305  July 

'hO,  H  a  Onmmings  to  P  Nelson  ...  $J75 
Eriglewood,  WeddellAO's  add,  it  223  May 

1,  .In  >  N  aolm  to  Jno  Herrmann  .  .  .$350 
Kutf  ets.  Neumann  &  H's  add  It  40,  b  7, 
Juiie  25'94,  Chg-o  Ld  As=in  to  H  Behling 

   $453 

Bnglewoid  on  the  Hill,  It  147  20  38  14 
Joue  24,'89,  0  D  Dewey  to  M  T  Harper 

   ....$35r 

Englewood   on  the  Hill,  4th  add,  It  206 
Apr  8,'91,  E  A  Oammiflgs  et  alto  E 

Lockerbie  $475 

Euclid  Pk  O'Deli's  add  It  46  aud  47,  b  13. 

April  5'90  E  P  Maynard  to  H  Alter.  .$500 
Firth's  Douglas  blvd  sub.  It  43  b  2  s  e 
25  39   13  Apr  2.^,  M  0  Qreathouse  to  L 

H  Ddvisson  ........   

Fowler's  resnb,  ot  S  8  Bmstd  Assn  add,'lt 
163  Apr  18,  J  Walfeeret  nl  to  8  (.'ameron 

 $700 

Freer's  sub,  It  12  b  3  sub  bs  13  to  16  w  hf 
D  e  qr  2i  39  13  Mar  28,  O  Plumhoflf  to 

J  C.ilan   1390 

FraT'd  sub,  It  2i  b  7  sub  bs  1  to  6  etc,  w 
hf  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Apr  30,  0  Oonstacti- 

nn^  to  F  Wengierfki   $200 

Fcicke  &  D's  sab,  it  63  n  w  qr  36  40  13 
Oct  U.'tO,  0  P  H  Do3P  to  A  Hartmann 


Garfield  blvd,  Cummings'  add.  It  9 
2,'90,  E  A  Oummings  to  H  W  Tenney 

   $550 

Grand  av  sub.  It  11  b  1  n  e  qr  33  40  13 

Apr  22.  G  E  Walter  to  J  Lank   $45) 

Gross'  Uoter  den  Linden  add.  It  3  b  2 

Mxy      O  Klapproth  to  M  Bnttner. . $650 
Gross'  Dnter  den  Liuden  add.  It  4  b  2  Apr 

25,  0  Klapproth  to  O  J  Johnson  $660 

Hamilton's  snb,  It  21  and  22  b  1,  sab  pt 
b  2  and  3,  34  40  13  Oat  13,'94.  H  A  Oal- 

land  to  F  W  Kipp   |7oo 

Harding's  sub,  It  14  b  3  w  J^,  n  w  qr  11 

?5  13  Apr  29,  J  Hofert  to  W  H  Nehf.$500 
Harland  et  ai's  add.  It  160  32  39  14  A pr  16. 

E  Harland  et  al  to  J  Detlof   $620 

Harvey's  snb.  It  42  b  2  n  w  qr,  15  39  13 

Apr  17,  E  8ing<  to  A  Withrow  $750 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  C's  sob,  It  56  b  i  n  w 
qr  29  38  14  Miy  5,'90,  R  8  Oox  to  S  E 

Buell   $340 

Hosmer  &  F  sub.lt  32  b  2  in  n  w  qr  20  38 

14  Apr  10,  H  A  Zenke  to  J  A  Zenke.$5(0 
Hosmer  &  F's  sub,  It  21  b  3  n  w  qr,  20  38 

14  Apr  6,  J  Perka  to  J  Kozler  $500 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  7th  add.  It  16  Apr 

27,  8  B  Gross  to  J  M  Duffev  $675 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add,  It  78  Feb 

28,  8  E  Gross  to  B  Smith  $650 

Hyde  Pk,  George  &  W's  add.  It  24  b  4,  1 

37  14  Sept  13,'94,  R  L  Barker  to  J  J 

Smith   1600 

Ironworker's  add.  It  18,  b  3  )  May  3,  O 

Brnse  to  G  G  Barrows  $600 

Irving  Pk,  Hill  &  Co's  blvd  add.  It  35  b 
7,  14  40  13  Apr  15,  A  H  Hill  to  L  A  An- 
derson  1500 

Irving  Pk,  Elston  av  add.  It  1  and  2  b  1 
May  6,  A  H  Hid  to  J  Spinar  ...  ...$850 

Irving  Pk,  Hill  &  Oo'et  blvd  add,  It  31  and 

32,  b  1  May  1,  A  H  Hill  to  E  Kli9oh.$700 
Jefferson  Pk,  West's  add.  It  15  Mar  26,'94, 

M  E  Cooper  to  L  Steele   $250 

Jeflferson,  Its  4  and  5  b  36  Apr  23,  F  fl 

Dunning  to  J  L  Hanson  $900 

Jernberg's  snb,  It  3  in  s  e  qr  17  38  It  Apr 
19,  Aug  Jernberg  to  Mary  Beddington 

^  ;  $576 

Johnston's  sub,  pt  It  1  b  11  s  hf  s  w  qr  6 
39  14  Apr  22,  C  R  La  Mena  to  N  C 

Krogh  1900 

Kt  7  sub  8  6  ohs  n  w  qr  s  w  qr,  5  40  14 
May  3,  E  r  Frank  to  A  E  Holmes  et  al 


22  b  2  17  40  13  Apr  29,  L  E  Orandall  to 

A  Main   |460 

Lee's  sub,  Its  31  and  32  b  3  w  hf  a  e  qr  20 

38  14  June  12,'90,  J  J  Harrington  t"  H 
B  Storrs  <  $500 

Leioh'a  sub.  It  13  snb  Its  24  to  46  b  2  in  n 
e  qr  8  38  14  Feb  27,'91,  T  P  Phillips  to 

D  J  McCarthy  $60;J 

Lt  6  b  3  sub  b  3  and  4,  aub  b  17  and  20, 
sob  19  40  14  May  4,  E  Soherer  to  0 

Welohko  $825 

Lt  3  b  3  of  It  4  div  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  25  40  13 
Jan   17,'9J,  B  A  Baldwin  to  Mary  C 

Unghea   $650 

Lts  5  and  6  b  1  of  b  14  sub  s  e  q:  and  e  hf 
8  w  qr  26  39  13  Nov  28,  94,  W  E  Morti- 
mer to  H  Ostendorf   $t00 

Lt  23  b  2  Bob  bs  1  to  6  etc  w  hf  n  w  qr  2 

39  13  Apr  30,  J  Kelley  to  F  8  Thomp- 
son      |500 

Mandell's  sub,  e  50  ft  n  hf  It  1  b  2  n  w  qr 
23  38  13  May  3,  J  W  Massen  to  J  8  Hoo- 

land  $400 

Maplewood,  Baoerle's  add,  It  1  b  4,  25  40 
1.^  May  1,  Anna  M  Rush  to  Minnie 

Bast  1600 

Marston  &  A  sab.  It  10  and  n  hf  11  b  6  in 
8  w  qr  20  33  14  Apr  30,  E  A  Wilson  to 

W  W  Burns   $900 

McCarthy's  sub.  It  11  b  3  sub  pt  bs  3  and 
4  n  e  qr  17  38  14  Sept  32,'92,  P  Nilsson 

to  d  Swanson  $676 

Mil  av  Ld  Assn  It  7  and  8  b  3,  sab  No  1, 
8  e  qr  22  40  13,  May  6,  0  Streevy  to  A 

Anthes  $sO0 

Montrose  sub  It  6  of  resnb.  It  12  to  15,  b 
45,  March  1,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  P  Hunt- 

ion  

Montrose,  It  18  and  19,b  6,16  40  13,  April 

26,  H  B  Paul  to  G  O  Thomas  $686 

Mordnds'  sob.  Its  6  and  6  b  3  n  hf  1  37  14 

May  2,  A  W  Greene  to  J  U  Dandas.  .$■>(  0 
Myriok's  2nd  add,  pt  It  13  b  2  Apr  27, 

Jane  A  Myriok  to  Wm  Goldie  $900 

Nieman's  sub,  It  37  s  w      40  13  Apr  29.  C 

Nieman  to  Q  Schweizer  $500 

North  Pk  add,  It  27  and  s      28,  b  4,  May 

l,JAModintoJ  Lindahl  $638 

Ogden's  snb,  It  166  sub  bs  4  and  5  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Apr  27.  B  Rudolph  to  J  Backer 

 $tOJ 

Parker'd  sub,  It  5  s  e  qr  11  39  13  Apr  26, 

D  McCarthy  to  8  W  Roih   $fc00 

Pennock,  Hartley's  add.  Its  7  8  and  11  b 

1  Apr  18,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  H  Gary. $662 
Price  <fc  M's  snb,  Its  9  and  iO  n  w  qr  36  40 

13  Apr  11,  Jno  J  Burke  to  A  0  L,ewls#600 
Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  6  sab  Its  li  5  to  59 

Mar  27,  E  dildebrand  to  O  Kondson  $700 
Simon'd  suo.  It  45  b  9  s  e  qr  B5  iO  13  Apr 

7,  Clara  Williams  to  O  0  Thoronid  . .  $860 
South  Ch'go,  Palmer's  add.  It  31  b  7  Sept 
3,'8b.  M  P  M  Palmer  to  F  Nowakowski 

 $40 » 

S  Chgo  Pdlmer'd  add.  It  31,  b  7,  Sipt  3'89 

MP  M  Palmer  to  F  Nowaboweki . .  $400 
Stave's  sab,  und  hf  Its  39  to  4i  snb  Us  7 
10  12  : 10  b  3  n  e  qr  36  «0  13  May  1,  d 

Lippoldt  to  J  O  Burmeisier   $470 

Steel's  Kub,  It  46  of  w  hf  b  1  s  hf  26  39  13 

Aug  27, '92,  O  Wittke  to  Jas  Kinkor.  $450 
Steveuft'  sob,  It  15  and  18  n  e  qr,  15  40  13 

Apr  26,  H  B  Paul  to  G  C  Thomas  . . 
Swanson's  sub.  It  65  b  2  s  e  qr  4  38  14 

Mar  22,  Est  V  Millisran  to  J  death.  $400 
Thirty-eighth  st,  Bartley's  add.  It  90  and 
91  Apr  II,  C  E  Bartley  to  J  L  Martin 

   $690 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  38  and 

39  b  5  Apr  3,  8  E  Gross  to  R  Hartley .$960 
Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2d  add,  It  41  b 
4  May  3,  W  Wilde  et  al  to  A  d  Vilter 

  $650 

Unter  den  Linden  Gross'  add.  It  26  b  10, 

July  5,'89,  0  F  Pie>8ch  to  R  Barthel.$600 
Unter  den  Linden  add.  Gross  2d  add.  It  6 
b  2  Apr  26,  R  C  Moore  to  L  Johannsen 


Wooley's  snb,  It  lo  b  3  n  e  qr  36  40  13  and 
other  ppty;  Apr  30,  Wm  Weiss  to  A 
Bnnke  $9{,0 

Yerkes'  sub,  11  17  b  10  19  40  14  May  8, 
Alois  Hauok  to  Adelaide  Hauck  $6C0 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  35  b  8  same  Oct  13,'91,  W 
F  Furbeck  to  F  W  Jaesohke  $576 

8UBUKBAN  WABBANTY  UKKI>«. 


BLOOIl. 

Patterson,  Its  43  and  44  b  8  may  6,  R  M  Patterion 
toEP  Smith  

Ch'go  Hgts,  Klgg'8  add,  bs  6  and  6  and  Us  16  to  34 
b  1  mch  23,  I  M  von  Biedenfeld  to  G  J  L  de 
Brnyn  J5000 

Oh'go  Hgts,  same;  may  2,  G  J  L  de  Brayn  to  H  D 
B^ry  ,5000 

Lts  37  and  38  stib  w  ht  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  30  36  16 
oot  8,'94,  I  Adlsr  to  8  Adler   mt2«0 

De  Forrest,  Walton's  add,  Its  21  to  25  b  39,  23  36  14 
may  8,  J  8  Welton  to  0  A  Nelson  |6na 

De  Forrest,  same;  may  8,  0  A  Nelson  to  0  SpltzetTO ) 


Lessey  &  B's  snb.  Its  1  to  16  b  1  n  w  qr  16  36  13  mch 
27,  J  EBoraff  to  J  W  Shields  $3200 

OAIiUMET. 

morgan  Pk,  Cnmmlogs  &  Go's  add.  It  136  apr  33, '91, 
H  R  Johnson  to  J  0  Barlee  $25  ) 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  16  and  17  b  "K"  Its  14  and  15  b  "M" 
may  1,  Mast  In  Ohy  to  T  B  Twombly   $3495 


Berwyn,  Andrews  &  p's  2Dd  add,  pt  Its  26  27  and  28 

b  32  apr  16,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  E  Hess. .  11600 
Austinvllle,  Austin's  2ad  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  3  sub 

n  p^,  b  16  mch  11,  F  Porter  to  E  A  Ooyne  .  .14400 
Fair  Oaks,  It  4  b  2,  6  39  13  apr  23,  0  0  Kohlsaat  to 

0  G  Page  14250 

Erwln's  sob,  It  30  s  w  qr  8  39  13  may  1,  F  E  Miller 
to  L  D  Miller    


$900 

Ozmock's  sat'.  It  18  s  w  qr  6  39  13  may  1,  H  0  Ban- 
sen  to  M  A  Hansel  $380J 

La  Vergne,  SonnensehoiQ  &  S's  add.  Its  33  and  34  b 

7  apr  1.  Est  of  S  P  Mao  Lean  to  E  K  Wood  $8C0 

Ogdea  A  J's  sob,  It  4  enb  Its  2  4  and  6  b  6  s  e  qr  7  39 

1^  apr  24,  D  J  Kennedy  to  J  L  Lane  $6260 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  4  b     7  39  13  apr  24.  Same 

to  Same  jgooo 

Keyuolds'  snb,  it  9  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  18,  M 

Frew  to  D  A  Quio  |63q 

Oak  Pk,  Blaokstone's  add.  It  13  b  4  apr  18,  0  M 

Howe  to  M  8  Bently  $2500 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add.  Its  1  to  3  7  10  19  20  to  22 
36  38  45  46  b  8  may  1,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  H  Now- 

.$3643 


weller. 


tawrenoe  av,  Orftnaali'e  2i  add,  It  n  aod 


Walker's  sab.  It  16  b  6  in  s  e  qr,  28  39  15 
May  I,  Mary  L  Sojtt  t)  A  Mendelsohn 

 $690 

Wash  Hts,  Hough  &  R'a  add,  it  19  b  6  Apr 

15,  L  Kehl  to  F  Sohaltz  et  al  $500 

Wash  HgtP,  Hough  &  R's  add.  Its  60  and 
61  b  3,  8  37  14  Mar  21,  O  0  Benedict  to 

E  T  Booth  $500 

Webb's  sab.  It  30  and  31b  7  s  e  qr  14  38 

13  May  4,  X  B  Green  to  A  O  O'Neal  $400 
West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  sab.  It  11  b  16  w  hf  s 
w  qr  3  39  13  Apr  23,  O  Brooks  to  I  E 

Shambaagh  $315 

West  Pullman,  It  10  b  46  Apr  12,  Am  T  & 

8  Bk  to  W  Morfoot    $550 

West  Pullman,  It  5  b  37  May  1,  Am  T  & 

8  Bk  to  A  H  Moore   $4no 

Windett's  sub.  It  11  b  4  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Aug 
7,'94,  J  V  ^air  to  A  L  Hair  , . , ,  .      .  $650 


Lts  16  and  s  10  ft  It  17  b  1.  snb  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13 

apr  16,  L  B  Newell  to  J  K  Bigelow  $2400 

S  Bidgeland  Depot  enb.  s  hf  It  104,  18  39  13  nov  12, 

'94,  Jacob  Kose  to  Jno  Rose  1204 

Taylor's  sub.  It  13  b  11  e  ht  8  w  qr  33  39  13  sept  1, 

'92,  0  F  Taylor  to  O  N  Olsen  $300 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  It  24  b  10  may  3,  W  H  Crump 

to  P  B  Armstrong  igQ,, 

Oak  Pk,  same  add,  Its  10  and  11  b  7.  Its  23  and  25  b 

10  may  3,  Same  to  A  Armstrong  $3200 

Hansen's  snb,  It  28  s  w  qr  6  39  13  apr  16,  0  P  Ran- 
dall to  J  J  Brown  $2630 

Morton  Pk,  w  24  ft  It  65  sub  bs  13  and  14  may  2,  W 

D  Hyslop  to  C  A  Weare  jjqo 

Highlands,  Its  223  and  224, 17  39  13  july   17,'93,  s 

Harnstrom  to  L  H  Rudolph  $1300 

La  Vergne,  Keele's  add,  lis  44  and  45  b  3  may  I,  M 

M  Keefe  to  A  E  McVeigh   $1200 

Lt  7  b  9  sab  19  39  13  apr  27,  F  0  Kile  to  E  McOord 

 $269 

Lts  39  to  41  b  59  same;  apr  27,  Same  to  1  McOord. $80fl 
Reynolds'  sub,  it  36  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  may  3,  F 

Bauer  to  Q  Bauer  uog 

Berwyn.  Andrews  &  P's  2d  add.  Its  42  and  43  b  39 

mch  12,'94,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  B  Israel.  $3800 
Berwyn,  Its  19  and  20  b  15  may  6, 1  O  Mixer  to  W  H 

Tattle..  tsoOO 

La  Vergne,  White  &  C's  sub.  Its  26  and  27  b  26  dec 

2,'90,  0  F  White  %o  S  O'Neill  |800 

S  T  S,  Its  19  and  2j  sub  Its  1  to  38  sub  Its  198  199 
and  202,  16  39  13  jan  31,  J  D  Mao  Lean  to  TKlssak 

  $1000 

Oak  Pk,  Blackstone's  add.  It  6  b  4  apr  18,  E  E  Hicks 

to  G  N  Weige  126OO 

Oak  Pk,  same:  mch  7,  M  Sanders  to  E  E  Hicks. .$2260 
Hiatt's  sub.  Its  12  ard  13  b  3  s  H  qr  7  39  13  dec  1,'91, 

K  B  Weage  to  0  A  Weage  $4000 

Walker's  sab.  It  42  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  apr  6,  J  E  Liv- 

erm'-re  t  '  E  K  Hallisey  $41  00 

Hiatt's  sab.  It  17  b  4  s  w  qr  7  39  IS  may  23,'94,  D  P 

Hicks  to  J  Tucker  ,  $5500 

Berwyn,  Audrews  &  P's  2d  add.  Its  30  to  33,  3i  to  41 
46  and  47  b  39  jane  19,'92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  J 

D  Leslie  14625 

Austin,  Coleman's  add,  n  hf  It  10  b  7  apr  5, '94,  D  J 

Keaneily  'o  J  F  Anderson  $5to 

Austin,  same  add,  s  hf  It  lu  b  7  apr  6,'94,  Same  to 
Q  P  Anderson  $500 


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afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
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Morton  Pk,  Hawtboroe  L  *  I  Go's  add,  n  hf  lis  1  to 

3  b  13  may  7,  Mast  In  Chy  to  W  W  Weare  $e05 

Lt8  ai  and  Z2  b  S9  sob  19  b9  13  apr  37,  F  0  Kile  to  I 

Mot!ord  t533 

Beiwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  and  add,  It  34  b  34  may  3, 

M  A  Huok  to  E  P  Bmlih  $700 

Keefe'a  snb,  its  28  and  29  b  1  s  e  qr  30  39  13  may  8, 

T  tJoli  lUng  to  A  Lund  .11000 

EYANSION . 

N  Evaaston,  It  7  b  33  apr  30,  M  E  Smith  to  B  O 

Meers  $U00 

Wheeler  et  al  sab,  e  26  ft  It  I'J  b  2  n  w  qr  18  41  14 

apr  22,  Mrs  M  H  Purdy  to  E  W  Short  t46(  0 

Svanaton,  Nate  A  P's  aJd,  It  3  b  2  apr  23,  Est  of  J 

Tracy  to  D  B  Tracy  $3600 

Evanston,  Eeeney  &  B's  add,  may  1,  M  A  Benson 

to  L  L  Knapp  $5500 

Rogers  Pk,  Keeney's  add.  Us  11  to  13  and  e  K  It  18, 

Its  19  to  26  b  2  f  eb  8,  L  J  Peck  to  S  A  Peck ....  15000 
Evaaston,  pt  its  4  and  5  b  67  feb  24,    0  P 

Olmstead  to  E  L  Browne  $55(iO 

Evanston,  Grove  add,  It  2  b  6  moh  1,  M  P  Hanagan 

to  0  F  McDowell  $46C0 

Evanston,  Culver's  add.  It  1  b  10  apr  1,  8  B  Allen 

to  E  A  McLean  $900 

Evanston,  Qlbbs,  L  &  G's  add,  It  6  b  3  apr  26,  W  H 

Blake  to  F  P  Forbusch  $4000 

Hobb'ssnb,  lt85n  wqrl8  4114aprl,  J  B  Hobbs 

to  0  Dapre..  tSdOo 


Lyons.  Wh'te's  Ibt  add,  It  11,  2  38  12  mch  29,  Q  8 

White  et  al  by  Gdn  to  H  I  'amnadd  $225 

Nickerson's  eub.  It  136  sob  bS  2  and  7  e  bt6  38  13 

May  2,  J  H  Curtis  to  W  L  Enking   $160 

Western  Sprg^,  its  21  22  and  23  b  17,  6  38  12  may  1, 

J  E  Price  to  E  H  Matthews  $13  0 

La  Orange  Pk,  Small's  add,  it  19  b  6  apr  31,  PC 

Fckmann  to  A  W  'nson  $60 

Nlckerson's  sub.  Its  23  and  21  snb  bs  2  and  7  0  hf  6 

38  13  apr  27,  Boyal  T  Co  to  L  Danlelson  $960 

Lis  9  and  27  b  3  sub  bs  3  te  6  etc,  same:  may  4,  J  0 

Wachter  to  0  ThompsoD  $1000 

La  Qrauge,  Lelter's  2nd  add,  its  12  and  14  b  11  and 

It  21  b  9  jane  ii0,'94,  S  Hicks  to  Q  Osborn.. .  $11,000 

MAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  39  and  30  b  21  apr  10,  J  B  Butler  et 

al  to  a  Paine  $800 

Park  Eidge,  Dale,  G  &  W'p  add,  s  26  ft  It  2a  b  4 

may  1,  P  N  Malzeu  to  H  0  Malzen  $200 

De-plaines,  o  t  Band,  It  19  sub  Its  11  to  30  Apr  16, 

>  it  Murphy  to  0  E  Bennett  $25U 

Edison  Park,  Its  14  and  16  b  10  Mar  20,  J  B  Butler 

et  al  t J  0  J  Myers    $70o 

Edison  Park,  Its  12  and  13  b  10  Mar  20,  same  to  1  L 

Meyers  $890 

Edlsou  Park,  It  63  b  13  Apr  27,'94,  Same  to  B  Oalrns 

 $426 

Edison  Park,  Us  29  and  30  b  20  may  7,  eame  to  J 

LeMy  $95^ 

Eivervlew,  Whipple's  add.  Its  3  6  and  6  b3  may  1. 

W  A  Hamilton,  Tr,  to  0  Hulsmann  tl,60u 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Wilmette,  Diogee's  add.  It  12  and  e  hf  It  11  b  8  apr 

11,  H  L  Carroll  to  B  J  Knox  $1126 

Lanerman's  snb,  pt  It  11  s  w  qr  28  ii  H  apr  3U, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  B  VoUmau  $1760 

Wilmette,  U  3  b  12  apr  19,  E  M  Whitford  to   A  E 

Hayes  $36B 

Wilmette,  It  6  b  2  resnb  bs  3  6  9  etc,  apr  4,E  Drnry 

©t  al  too  Fenne   $$760 

Oh  go  N  8  Ld  Co's  sob.  It  10  b  23,  It  20  b  9,  8  17  aod 

18  42  13  oot  6,'94,  Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Co  to  J  0  Sonther 

 $400 

Wilmette,  McDaniel's  add.  It  9  b  6  june  14. '94,  C  F 

Parker  to  A  H  Brown  $g8o 

Wilmette,  same  add.  It  8  b  6  June  14,'94,  Same  to 


 $200 

Alpine  Hg'B,  It  23  b  i.7  may  1,  Same  to  A  Hnrley.f'.OO 

PB0VI80. 

Blverslde,  Bradlsh  &  M's  add.  Its  9  to  2i  b  4  may  3, 

G  E  MoHigh  to  F  H  Bay  $6(  00 

Maywood,  Us  4  and  6  b  242  and  Its  16  and  17  b  266 

jan  31,  Hannah  Stlgliiz  to  Ohss  Pitzele  $1200 

Bellewood,  Bees'  sub.  Its  277  and  278,  8  49  12  apr 

30,  JaIla;E  Bice  to  O  F  Fuller  $600 

Maywood,  s  hf  It  6  b  196  moh  26,'9(,  F  Ueyer  et  al 

to  Hy  Soften  $226 

QroEsdale,  2ad  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  64  apr  26,  H 

Schwartz  to  F  J  Collin's   $460 

River  Forest,  Wallur's  add.  Us  11  and  12  b  1,  11  39 

12  miy  2,  F  E  Marsh  to  O  3  Oummings  $25,000 

Dud  i4  pt  w  hf  8  w  qr  5  39  12  Aug  10, '94,  A  H  Gary 

to  H  L  Glos  $7,000 

Twen'y-six  and  three  hundredths  icres  n  hf  n  e 

qr  7  39  12  may  3,  R  M  A  Eemmer  to  H  L  GIost2,6no 
Broadview,  n  25  ft  of  s  76  ft  It  177.  22  39  12  Apr  27, 

A  H  Beynolds  to  H  Bellinger  et  al....  HOO 

Madison  s\  Cummlngs  &  Co  add,  It  257  Oot  26,'94. 

D  P  Hicks  to  J  Tucker  $300 

Maywood.  Its  16  and  }7  b  211  Apr  24,  Z  C  Smllh  to 

J  O  Verall  $3200 

Qrosfdale,  Ist  add  Its  23  and  24  b  62  feb  30,  A  M 

Oik  to  J  W  Gross  $''00 

Lts  7  and  8  b  2  sub  w  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  13  39  12  apr 

30,  W  Boldenweck  et  al  to  E  McEvilly  $400 

Melrose,  Its  19  and  20  b  64  may  3,  D  E  Barnard  to 

H  Block  $.i75 

Oo  Clk's  sub.  It  16  ISY2  acrss  28  39  12  may  7,  H  Bat- 

termann  to  0  F  Schuth  $3000 


THOBNTON. 

Bock's  sub.  It  6  n  e  qr  36  ;;6  14  apr  29,  J  Oornwell 

to  a  Bock  $700 

Hatvey,  icademy  add,  Us  41  to  .6  b  "O"  apr  20,  L 

A  Earle  \  o  J  S  Dunlap   $1500 

Harvey,  e  394  ft  of  b  G  Deo  22,'9*,  C  H  Brues  to 

Chicago  Consolidated  Iron  and  Steel  S'o. .  .$121 ,0U0 
Brown's  add,  It  25  b  4,  20  36  14  Apr  25,  T  8  Powell 

to  M  G  Hunt  $1,2  0 

Hammond,  Fu'cher's  add.  It  20  b  6,  8  36  16  Apr  3, 

R  Werley  to  H  Eranse  $3011 

Academy  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  Q  Apr  20,  L  E  Earle 

to  W  L  Ooryell  $1500 

South  Lawn,  Its  61  and  52  b  11  Apr  18,  G  Chose  to 

W  A  Williams  $660 

Brown's  add.  It  48  b  8,  20  36  14  Feb  21,  M  M  Brown 

to  J  H  Van  Syokle  $550 

South  Harvey,  McClintook's  sub.  Its  18  and  19  b  13 

Its  22  and  23  b  1.2  Its  17  und  18  b  11  Its  22  and  23 

b  10  may  1,  W  0  McClintock  to  A  B  Hnuk  $2,400 

Harvey  Heights,  It  17  b  13  Apr  2     M  L  Swift  et  al 

to  W  H  Potter   ...1276 

Phoenix  Park  add.  It  4  b  2  Mar  29,'93,  J  W  Stone  to 

L  Oleason  $350 


Palos  Highlands,  Monthaus  sub.  Its  27  and  28  b  12 
H  0  Hunsberger  to  O  L  Albert  $8C0 

ELK  GBOyB. 

20  acres  n  e  qr  14  »1  11  moh  22,  Est  B  Reker  to  H 
Mueller  $3nOo 


Lt  2  w  hf  s  w  qr  15  41  9  apr  29,  W  K  Hoagland  to 
Beimer  $350 

Bartlett,  Us  18  and  19  b  1,  36  41  9  jan  15,  0  F  Pchullz 
to  0  0  Sohnltz    $1800 

N  3BT  HPIELD. 
20  acres  n  w  qr  9  42  12  feb  10,  J  Klest  to  F  Both  »2300 

BIOH. 

S  e  qr  n  e  qr  26  35  13  apr  2',  Mast  in  Uhy  to  A  Qut- 
BreU  $6263 

LEASES. 

S.  F.  Fogg  has  leased  to  E.  B.  Smith  the  follow 


91,  27  39  14,  3y  6%   |2fO0 

Cowles  L  L  to  J  Zeltner  api  1  n  ^  It  9, 

pt  n  e      n  6  ^  n  w  34  10  ,S8  14,  5y  e% 

 17/00 

Campbell  8  B  to  W  O  Bobinsoc  api  1.3 

Its  1  to  10,  b  1  n  w  14  34  40  18,  5y  6% 

 Iif'.oro 

ODllman  G  to  8  W  Ootinell  api  30  It  42  b 
4,  1  39  13,  6y  6^   |tO  0 

Oooledge  E  S  to  A  A  Sprasrne  api  15  b  4, 
17  42  13,  5y4A^   |3000 

CwasztowiozO  to  J  Peotrowaki  tnay  1  Its 
76  and  77  b  77  b  2,  32  39  U,  fiy  e%  $32.50 

Conboy  J  L  to  International  B  L  <t  I  Un- 
ion api  30  It  8  b  106,  5  and  6  37  15,  6y  5 
%   

Cole  Q  F  to  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Co  B  & 
L  Assn  api  26  It  20  b  3,  Banerle's  add 
to  Maplewood  7%  S  1700 

Oowper  .J  H  tj  M  Watkins  may  2,  Its  10 
to  15  18,  elo  25  40  13,  3y  7^  $l()fO 

Ozilsky  A  to  Home  Mot  Loan  Assn  api 
26  It  13  b  1  b  3,  8  e  36  40  13,  6^/^% 
 11400 

Conyne  E  A  to  L  Baird  api  26  pt  b  3  b 
16,  8  39  13,  5y  7%  4  deeds   $65  0 

Conyne  E  A  to  F  E  Ballard  mch  11  pt  b 
3  eame  4y  6^  4  deeds   $255  0 


ing  property:  Monroe  ay  s  e  cor  Fifty-fifth  st,  w  t  j  Cody  A  B  to  A   B  Bonthard  may  1  pt  It  2 


1(  0x100  for  a  term  of  99  years  at  an  annual  rental  of 
$3,000  par  year  from  July  1,  1892. 


.»70 


Wilmette,  same  add,  U  12  b  5  jnne  14,'94,  Same  to 


Same . 


.$700 


Wilmette,  McDaniel's  add,  w  45  ft  It  4  b  6  apr  22,  W 
E  Allison  to  F  E  Downing  ,  ....$16(0 

Kemlworth,  It  11  b  19  Kenllworth  Go's  add,  apr  26, 
1  K  boyesin  et  al  to  J  C  S  rong  $1000 

Glencoe,  Its  5  and  6  snb  Its  7  to  10  aod  25  to  27  b  35 

Apr  15,  A  '  Calhoun  to  W  J  Underwood  $400 

OBLAND. 


Alpine  Hgts,  It  7  b  14  apr  21,  Title  Q  A  T  Oo  t3  J 

$200 


Swsnson . 


Alpine  Hgts,  It  3  b  14  apr  29,  Same  to  P  Forsa..  .1200 
Alpine  Bgts,  Us  3J  and  33  b  23  apr  H,  Same  to  Q  p 

Martin   ,^00 

Alpine  Hgts.  It  6  b  11  apr  29,  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  to 

Louis  Berkley  j200 

Alpine  3gts,  It  30  b  22  oct  2, '94,  Same  to  B  W  Wes- 

''^'■■■y   $200 

N  hf  w  hf  8  w  qa  4  36  12  mch  16,  T  M  Von  Bieden- 

feld  to  G  J  L  de  Bruyn  $8000 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  3  and  4  b  13  apr  29,  Title  G  &  T  Oo 

to  0  Klntz  jjQQ 

Alpine  Piifts,  1  8  21  and  22  b  7  may  1,  Same  to  M 


Wash  Hgts,  Atwood's  add.  It  1  b  12,  23  37  13  apr  24, 

8  H  Wright  to  Jno  Koeebone  $300 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  enb.  It  41  b  38  n  e  qr  9  37  13 

jan  1,  J  N  Barker  to  F  W  Hartwlg  $207 

Wadhams'  snb,  it  10  b  1  n  e  qr  4  37  13  mch  1,   M  8 

Wadhams  to  H  B  Herley  $350 

West  Highlands,  Us  22  to  24  b  6,  25  37  13  July  12,'94, 

C  Lehrkind  to  P  Lehrkind  $1,600 

West  Highlands,  same  may  1,  P  Lehrkl  id  to  E  M 

Lehrklad  $2.00J 


BoSman. 


Alpine  Hgts,  It  M  b  37  may  1,  Same  to  M  D  Hurley 


$400 


FrankUn  Pk  3rd  add.  Us  19  and  20  b  23  apr  30,  L 

Franklin  to  8  H  Fletiher  $inoo 

Indian  Highlands,  It  34  b  17  also  It  9  b  18  apr  30,  W 

H  Anderson  to  E  T  Bergman  $8  0 

Oh'go,  Sonutnaoher  b  Q's  add,  Its  5  to  8  b  28,  25  40 

12  apr  2,  Jno  C  Schumacher  to  J  E  Waibel....tl600 
Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  It  29  b  29  may  1,  L  Franklin 

to  T  Oavanangh  $700 

20  acres  ofl  s  sile  e  hf  n  e  qr  7  4  1  I2  oot  28.'68,  G  H 

Busing  ti  H  T  Enker  tl  0'> 

Franklin  Pk,  3d  add,  Us  34  to  38  b  44   may  2,  L 

FrankUn  to  G  E  Jansson   $3i)00 

Indian  Highlands,  Us  33  and  33  b  17  may  1,    W  H 
Anderson  to  M  M  Anderson  $1000 


Jasnagora,  McCarthy  &  H's  add,  It  1  b  2  apr  24,  J 
W  McCarthy  to  K  Bu^zkiewicz  $200 

Jasnagora,  It  3  may  6,  K  Ba^zktewicz  to  A  Dom 
browskl  $.^50 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Hollywood,  It  33  and  n  hf  It  32  b  18,  35  39  13  apr  16, 
H  0  Gr  .es  to  8  E  Gross  $2575 

BABBIKGTON. 
48.98  acres  e  hf  s  w  qr  34  42  9  oot  16,'94,  E  Thies  to 

JThles  $5050 

60.20  acres  In  s  e  qr  33  is  9  oot  16,'9I,  W  Japp  to  E 

M  TI>1«9...,   ,  ,,,....,,,,..m|5070 


TKI78T  UKEOH  ANO  iaOB,T*iAtiE». 

Including  Bnlldlng  and  Loan  Societies. 
Anderson  B  to  F  B  Peabody  api  15,  Its  1 

2  and  3  b  3,Morton  Pk  6y  7%  #1800 

Anderson  J  to  F  B  Peabody  api  29  It  41 

b  2,  8  39  14,  7%  11200 

Austin  R  to  R  L  Tatham  may  3  It  4  and 

pt  3  It  7,  11  39  13,  6y  6%  |,460n 

Adamson  A  G  lo  W  F  Lubeke  may  1  pt 

It  13  b  J,  36  40  13,  6y  7^  |l8tO 

Aiani  P  to  A  Shnbart  awl  29  Its  1  to  6  b 

6,  eto,  36  40  13,  5y  6%....  tl759 

Armstrong  0  C  to  R  P  Hollett  may  1  It  3 

of  hs  2  and  3  b  36,  16  38  14,  5y  6^.i;2500 
Aloook  J  R  to  8  Strans  api  30  It  1  of  Its 

27  find  28,  n  e  3^  3  38  14,  3y  e%. . .  .$1600 
Anderson  N  to  F  B  Peabody  api  26  pt  it 

^0  b  11,  3  40  14,  2y  6%  $2600 

Abcrly  J  to  W  Keinemann  api  26  It  9  it 

32,Gale8  N  add  5y  6$   $2400 

Adams  E  to  H  P  Kranz  api  26  it  11  b  20, 

Rogers  Park  5y  6%   $30C0 

Benel  MA  to  H  C  Zattermsister  api  18 

it  EO  b  67,  19  39  14,  3y  6%   ...|1000 

Baxter  F  M  to  G  Van  Zandt  api  29  prem 

4406  Grand  Bvd  5j-  6^   |5500 

Brooklebank  J  0  to  J  L  Cohrane   mch  5 

It  3  b  6,5  40  14,  6^  19601 

Branch  0  G  to  O  0  Bntz  api   10  s  )^  It  6 

b  5,  n  e  3^  20  40  14,  3y  6^  

Branch  C  G  to  O  0  Batz  api  10  n  3^  It  5  b 

5,  n  e  3^  20  40  14,3y  6^  |3500 

Baron  T  to  A  Gatzert  api  25  U  47'n  w  ^ 

26  39  13,  3y  6%    |3600 

Brooke  E  J  T  to  A  M  Neymann  may  1  pt 

It  16,  Bronson's  add  3y  6%  .'. .  |8(  00 

Bovermann  E  to  W  Heiaemann  api  i5  It 

26,  b  3  s  w  3^  iO  40  15,  6y  6^   f3000 

Brookhansen  T  C  to  F  B  Peabody  api 29 

Its  16  to  18,  b  36,  10  39  13,  5y  6%  .|3(O0 
Bowes  E  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  api  26  pt 

It  5  b  39,  Hyde  Park  2m  6^  $6000 

Ballard  F  E   to  A  B  Mead   api  22  It  276 

and  277,  10  39  13,  6y  7%  |1000 

Bergrmann  J  to  A  Gatzert  api  26  It  15  It 

13  etc,  32  39  14,  5y  6^4%  '1600 

Bull  S  0  to  J  Tarnbnll  apl  15  It  1  b  6,  J 

&  P  add,  5j  6%  $2500 

Bnrmeieter  H  0  L  to  R  Berger  may  3  pt 

It  11,  b  5,  18  39  14,6y  6%  $2760 

Burgess  J  C  to  H  N  Tyson,  apr  1  It  4  It  5 

b  4,  12  39  13  6%  r.O  0 

Baldwin  L  8  to  HA  Hangan  may  1  It  5 

It  66  b  1,  28  40  14,  6y  6%  ^6000 

Barqnist  C  E  to  H  A  Hangan  apl  30  pt,  It 

5,  Assrs  div  34  39  14,  iy  6%  $160n 

Banmeister  J  to  P  J  Wetbel  may  2  It  39 

b  10,  18  39  14,  6^  teOOO 

Brown  T  J  to  E  J  Paoling  apl  29  It  12  b 

3,  34  39  14,  6y  6%  $1600 

Bohne  H  to  H  J  Loders  ap!  22  It  23  b  16, 

13  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Beneon  A  T  to  A  E  Benson  apl  16  pt  b  3, 

9  39  13,  2y  6^  '  $11.50  0 

Brewer  T  to  P  8  Winslow  apl  29  It  C  It  F, 

28  40  14,3y  6^  $2500 

Chavis  8  to  8  8trans  may  3  It  4  b  03,  21 

39  14,  3y  6%  $26i  0 

Crowley  J  A  to  H  M  Ralstori  apl  22  It  5  It 

1  b3,  24  39  13.  3y  9%  $1300 

deary  P  to  B  Q  Foieosan  apl  27  It  ii  it 


b  27  K  to  Hy  Pk  5y  6^   $3000 

Cook  A  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  may  1  It  6  b 

7,  7  39  14,  ly  7^  $3500 

Chicago  Horse  Harness  &  Carriage  Ex- 
change to  Northn  Trust  Oo  may  1  lease 

of  It  7  b  3,  Clark's  add  5y  6%  $54,000 

Congress  Hotel  Co  to  Am  Trnst  &  8  Bk 
may  1  It  1  tO  9,  Lant  snbd  b  1  eto  b  12 
frl  16  add  40y  6%  (with  lease  of  lot  for 

99  years)  ,  $400,000 

Chapman  J  H  to  B  B  Pease  apl  26  It  35 

b  6  b  1,  14  39  13,  2y  6%  $50n0 

Cannon  W  to  U   J  Beale  apl  16  pt  It  83, 

div  1  30  38  15,6%  $3800 

Chicago  Varnish  Co  to  8  M  Moore  apl 

27  It  1  and  2  b  1,  O  T  5y  b%   $35,0;0 

Conn  J  H  to  P  8mith  apl  30  It  12  b  7,  21 

38  1*,  5y  7%  $2000 

Carlsson  W  to  SM  Moore  apl  1  It  11  b 

24,  35  40  13,  5  7^  $1800 

Cermak  J  to  O  Pitte,  apr  22,  It  25  b  4,  D 

Park  add,  2y  7^  $16C0 

Courtney  ;v)  to  M  E  Greenebanm,  may  3, 

It  4  It  8,  Porresiville,  3y  7%  fl300 

Ciow  &  Sons  to  J  W  Low  apl   £0  Its  5 

to  12  b  2  etc,  8  w  3^  31  40  10.5y  6^.$7£00 
Corbey  J  F  to  F  A  Barnes  apl  24  It  5  It  1, 

26  38  14,  3y  6%  $16C0 

Dennehy  M    A&MF    (oWP  Dennehy 

apl  24  It  46  b  6,  8  39  14,  ly  6^  $2200 

Drake  C  T  to  G  Van  Zandt  apl  29  prem 

298  to  302  Jackson  Bvd  5y  6%  $500" 

Dnensing  L  to  A.  Van  Vlissingen  apl  26 

It  17  b  7,  22  37   14,  3y  7^  '.  $2200 

Donovan  C  E  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  29  pt  Its 

12  and  11  b  9,  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $1200 

Danielson  F  G  to  3  A  Hangan  apl  30  It 

8  b  13,  4  39  14  nov  18  6i?   $2000 

Dempsey  J  to  J  M  Prondfootapl  2'/  Its  39 

to  41  b  6,  31  39  13,  6y  6%   $1<C0 

Dngan  C  G  to  M  E  Greenebanm  apl  25 

It  13  b  1,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Devlin  J  B  to  M  C  Clancey  apl  30  It  6  b 

4,  19  39  14,  ly  6^  $3000 

DuDgan  F  to  F  Gaylord  apl  19  It  16  and 

pt  17  b  71,  14  38  14,  6^   $5000 

Dewald  M  J  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  may  2 
Its  12  and  13  b  5,  Pine  Grove  41  40  1 1. 

5y  By4%  $13,000 

Dorr  M  J  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  29  It  17  b  3, 

22  38  14,  3y  6%   $4000 

Dunham  A  J  to  G  L  Warner  apl  15  Its  15 

and  16  b  11,  31  39  13,  6y  6%.   .     .  $2500 
DeLaney  3  to  O  C  Bntz  apt  10  s  3^  11  6  b 

5,  n  e  3^  JO  40  14,  3y  6%  $3600 

Dykema  W  to  E  F  Bayley  apl  25  h  1  b  2. 

23  39  13  5y  6«  $2rO0 

DoDgherty  D  to  W  Heioemann  tnay  1  It 

46  and  47  b  3.  15  39  13,  5y  6%  .   . .  $3300 
Dyson  J  A  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  9  It  5  b  10,  Whites  add  to  Ev . .  .  $2600 
Eisner  H  to  L  Rathje  apl  29  It  4  iliv  U  b 

1,  8  b  34  9  38  14,  6y  6^  $5000 

Erwin  G  L  Jr  to  A  M  8nyducker  may  2 

It  20  b  1  b  3  eto,  18  39  14,  5y         .  $40(  0 
Eaton  H  F  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  apl  27  It  42,  b  8  33  40  14.  9%.  .$2800 
Earle  J  to   T  E  Gilpin  apl  26  It  5  b  4.  4 

39  13,  ly  7%   $1000 

Eggert  M  to  C  L  8ohaar  apl  6  Its  26  and 

27  b  4,  1  38  14,  6y  6%   $lf  00 

Frees  A  &  F  A  to  H  Hansen  apl  22  It  9 

b  2,25  40  13,  5y  6^  $6000 

Farrell  L  P  J  to  C  L  Schaar  apl  26  pt  It 

17  b  6,  Grant  add  5y  6%  $1200 

Fnrney  E  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  may  1  It  8  b 
1,  15  39  13,  5y  7%....  $1900 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  ANDBU1LJ1:^G  JOURNAL 


May  11,  iow5. 


Fitzi^erald  J  to  E  Qiirnett,  jan  2i  pt  It  20 

b  5.  10  38  14  6^  $1995 

Gerlaoh  J  to  U  Raben^i,  miy  1,  It  13  b  9, 

6  -to  14,  5y  7%  $3700 

Qallaagher  Q  to  W  F  Lnbeke  may  2  It  5 

It  20  b  11,  15  40  13.  6^   $1700 

Qnntheroth  O  to  R  Berger  apl  26  Its  29 

and  30  b  5,  35  40  13,  3y  6]^%  $1200 

GroDwold  B  M  to  H  A  Han^j^ao  apl  25  pt 

b  2,  14  39  13,  ly  6^   $2000 

Gorton  E  F  to  J  Q  iStaoey  apl  24  pt  b  2, 

13  39  13,  5y  6%  3  deed->  $3000 

Greathoase  M  O  to  8  W  Oonoell  apl  22  It 

15  b  4,  20  40  14.  3y  7%   $1300 

Gathrio  P  T  to  B  A  Eokhart  et  al  apl  29 

It  57  b  42,  17  39  14,  4y  6^   $1000 

Gorlewioz  J  to  O  J  Hambleton  apl  29  pt 

It  2  b  19,  SheflE  add  3y  6%   fl'  00 

Goodman  M  0  to  A  O  Bornham  may  1  It 

3  It  1,  eto  b  6,  8  37  14,  .'iy  7%   $12(  0 

Herbert  A  to  E  WolteLC'orf  may  1  It  78  b 

6,  25  39  13,  57  7«   $13f0 

Henberger  G  to  J  H  Ernst  may  2  It  10  It 

3  b  9,  Sheffield  add  4y  6S  $1708 

Hansel  M  A  to  A  M  Draper  may  1  It  1^*, 

Czmook's  sub  6  39  13,  6«   $1300 

Howe  S  A  to  W  Heckman  moh  28  pt  It  14 

and  all  13,  Ardrew^'  enb  3  ;^8  14,  4y  6% 

 $1000 

Hensen  N  to  D  Qaigg  apl  3ii  It  7  It  21.  33 

40  14,  3y  6!«   $.'000 

Hopkins  LG&F  PtoEG  Mason  epl  2 

pt  It  29,  Johnstone  gob,  3  38  14,  Jane 

18'97  6%  $8000 

Haokett  H  to  T  Davy  8  pi  23  s  e      G  G  & 

Wsnb  13  39  13,  7%   $2600 

Hoflfman  F  E  to  A  O  Ernst  apl  26  It  39  b 

40,  33  40  14,  2y  6^   .     ...  ..$2600 

Holman  T  to  A  Holman  apl      pt  It  2  It 

1,  2  3814,  5y  6^   $6000 

Hopkins  L  G  to  B  Halley  ►  pi   27  It  1»  It 

25,  eto.  3  38  14,  7«  $.'500 

Hierdorff  E  to  B  Berger  apl  :  6  It  48  b  18, 

19  40  14,  3y  6}4%   $18(0 

Henderson   H  to  VP  Seioemann  apl  26  It 

18  b  2,  17  40  14,  By  6%   $1600 

Hajdeok  P  to  M  6  Greeoebanm  apl  26  l^a 

9andl0.  swi^l    38  14,  2y  8^  $1(00 

Hansen  0  J  to  R  Hart  mov  2  Its  37  and 

38  b  12.24  39  13,  3y  e%.  .'.  $7000 

Hagerty  F  to  W  BCos  ello  may  1  It  34  b 

2,  33  39  14,  6^%     $1000 

Hahn  J  F  to  M  E  Greenebonm  apl  20  n  }4 

It  16  of  1,  16  38  14,  8y   7%    $1400 

Hohlfeld  L  to  J  H  Kraemer  may  3  It  4  b 

10.  D  Pk  add  5y  7%    $3000 

Holm  A  to  W  L  Maher  apl  30  It  lo  b  :-0, 

Rogers  Park  5y  61^^   $2CO0 

Hayer  D  M  to  F  R  Chandler  may  1  It  113, 

Brookhaven  6y  7%  #2(jOO 

Hedberg  A  to  A  Tidholm  may  1  It  7  b  1, 

f  6  3^  9  38  14,  5y  f.?  tlSOO 

Bardin  J  N  to  F  A  tl^rdy  may  \  e 

frl  s  w  3^  eto,  19  -^7  16,  3y,  —  $26,000 

iDgal  J  M  to  E  B  K  Ingall  lov  24  It  25  b 

8,  8  40  14,—  $]0(;0 

Jandt  C  to  A  Soholz  moh  23  It  22  b  1,  19 

39  14,  6  mon  6^   $1^00 

Jecioek  M  to  J  Peoha  apl  24  Its  38  and 

39,  20  39  14,  3y  65S . . .     $3500 

Johnson  F  J  to  W  8  Potwin  moh  1  It  39 

and  pt  38  b  10,  15  40  14,  4y   $2386 

Johnson  EW  &  JNioA  W  Qnstavson 

apl  29  It  23  b  1 .  18  40  14,  Py  6^ . . . .  $2200 
JaknbkaV  to  M  E  (ireeuebaom  may  1  It 

23  b  4.3,  19  39  14,  5y  7^  $1800 

Jemeiok  M  to  J  Paohi,  apr  24,  Its  38  and 

39,  Evans  <fc  N  snb,  30  39  14  7^   $.Sf00 

Jensen  O  0  to  A  Loeb  apl  18  pt  b  4,  4 

38  14,  5y  7%  $16,000 

Jaokowpki  J  F  to  H  Felsenthal  apl  30  It 

24  b  48,19  39  14,  5y  6%   '. .  $3000 

Jaeger  H  to  A   Peteisou  may  1  pt  It  13  b 

9,  21  40  13,  3y  6^   $30(  0 

Johnson  E  L  to  A    PPterPon    may  1  It  7 

PoUman's  snbd  34  39  l4,  5y  6^  $4(  00 

Kraater  W  G  to  E  F  Biylev,  may  1,  1    1  b 

17,  17  38  14,  5y  6^    ..  .'.  fSOOO 

Koeopfer  M  A  T  to  E  a  Fishbnrn  may  1, 

It  38  and  pt  37  b  7,  20  40  14,  ly  6^.  $2400 
Koch  L  D  to  0  H  Fleischer  may  2,  U  10  b 

B,  14  39  13,  ly  7%  $2500 

Katcham  E  P  et  al  to  B  F  Chase  may  1 

pt  It  3  b  6,  7  39  13,  3y  6^   $3000 

Elingelsohmict  L  to  M  E  'ireenebanm 

apl  39  pt  It  4  b  16,  n  e  3^,  20  38  14.  .3y 

 $3500 

Karaten  Lto  H  0  Zattermeinter  ppl  30  s 

1^  8  It  8  of  It  27  and  28,  Santh  add  5y 

ess  $1000 

Rnapp  L  L  to  M  A   Benson  may  1  It  11 

and  12  b  1.  K  &  R  to  Evanstou  6^.. $1000 
KootsoD  J  C  to  R  Hart  may  1  It  4  b  1,  8 

39  14,  5y  6?   $6000 

Kurtz  J  to  P  0  BteDbland  apl  30  It  il  b 


4,  8  e  ^  1  39  13,  3y  6%   %m  0 

Kroeck  P  to  W  Vroos  apl  '.9  It  27  b  46 

3;  411  14,fiy  fi%    *8o'oo 

Krebs  E  to  E  O  Foreman  apl  24  It  67  It  1 

b  4,24  39  13.  fiy  6*  $16(0 

Knudson  O  to  H  A  Hangan  apl  27  Its  25 

to  28  It  4,  eto.  .36  40  1  6  mos  e%  .  $7500 
Kernir  J  to  F  ZRjioek  apl  27  It  32  b  6, 

20  39  14,  6y  6%    $4500 

Kneip  M  E  to  8  Dnnlop  apl  22  Its  10  and 

J,l  b  2,  8  39  13,  3y  6%  $3  00 

Keating  S  to  Lin  &  5th  H  d  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  26  It  5,  YooDg  &  R  sub  33  39  14,— 

 $1400 

Layton  R  P  to  E  O  Brown  apl  16  pt  It  2 

and  3  b  2.  18  37  14,  26  mo-.  7%  ...^$"2800 
Lowry  M  to  D  Eiohberg  apl  26  It  243,  1 

4014,8%   $2700 

Lord  J  B  to  J  F  Pie>  oe  apl  6  It  4  It  6  b 

13,  11  38  14,  1'  y  6%   ...$22,500 

Lipla  B  to  J  Novak  apl  29  It  2  *  b  2,  25 

39  13,  5y  7«  ...   $1(00 

Lerner  A  to  W  Heinemann  apl  27  It  172 

b  4,  18  40  14,  3y   62  $1800 

Loewa  W  to  W  Heinemann  apl  25  It  20  b 

5,  19  40  It,  5y  6%    $3200 

Leary  J  J  10  W  Loeb  spl  22  It  21  Stadel- 

man  sob  32  39  14,  5y  6%   $90.  0 

Lehrkiod  E  M  to  T  vv  Yon^g  may  2  It  72 

and  73  b  6,  25  37  13,  7%  $3000 

Levy  L  to  0  J  Hambleton  may  4  pt  It  IH, 

n  w  3^  15  38  14,  65;  $2600 

Lawsoo  M  B  to  H  A  Ritter  m  \y  2  pt  b  2. 

Ashland  add  Rvnewood  4y  6%  .  ..  $5f'00 
Lee  M  D  to  0  K  G  Billings  m  ly  2,  It  So  b 

20,  17  39  14,  2y  6«  $3000 

Laneeobaoh  J  to  M  E  Greeneb  an  may 

2  It  421  b  1  eto,  29  40  14,  r,y  .$  1800 

Lang  H  to  J  H  Rraemer  mriy  2  u  53  b  1, 

28  39  14,3y  6$  ...   $30(10 

Leavell  E   8  to  E  A  Oeoker  may  I  It  25 

Brookhaven  5y  7%  #22)0 

Majesiio  Company  to  d  Eab-n-^  apl  20 

Its  10  and  11  and  pt  9  b  12,  3  3  J  11.  4y 

6%%   $25,0(10 

Meadows  A  S  to  Chi  Title  &  T  CO  apl  15 

pt  b  41,  8  39  1.3.  lOy  6!?  $600' 

Maetschke  W  to  E  G  Paolir  g  apl  23  It  16 

b  4,  8  w  s  e  3.^  40  It,  .->y  H  .  $2  0  1 
MoKeeoer  J  L  to  ti  W  Jsokson  jan  1  It  1 

b  I,  Oleavrville  5y  6%  $6000 

MoHie  8  to  H  H  0  Miller  may  1  It  2  b  4. 

n  w  3^,  34  39  14,  3m  r%   $15,010 

Monaghan  J  J  to  E  J  Walsh  6eb  26  U  3 

and  4  b  53,  Kinzie  ad  1  9  ■  d^ys  7%  $5000 
Maoheal  A  to  F  B  Peabody  ma;  1  Its  18 

to  21  b  7,  31  39  14,  6y  7%   $35(0 

Moberg  F  0  to  M  E  G-eetiebaom  may  5 

It  5  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  6 '^2  $3000 

Maly  M  to  IVI  E  Greenebaom  may  1  It  68 

b  7,  20  39  14,  4y  626   ...  ....$15  0 

Maeller  M  et  al  to  A  Loeb  apl  29  h  5  and 

3t  6,  21  o9  14,  6y  6%    $2300 

Matonsek  J  to  W  Ruspar  apl  3ii  Iti  I  and 

2  b  1.  26  39  13,  5y  &%  #12,0(  0 

Mason  B  L  et.  al  to  H   W  Lemao  apl  2o 

pt  8  3^  s^e  %  13  40  13  ly  6%  $19.^,0 

MoDonald'J  O  to  W   Heioemaaii  m*y  1 

Green  Est  snbd  20  39  14,  3y  V$  ...*203(i 
MoLenn  I  to  B  Oolver  apl  i;9  pt  It  6,  b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  6^  ". . .    .  $9,500 

Vaeon  E  T  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  apl  17  Its 

136  and  137  It  120  eto,  Bronson  add  Ky 

6%  $12,000 

Maloomson  J  M  lo  Northern  T  Co  apl  18 

It  16  b  4,  16  .38  14,  Ij  7%  $1(  On 

MoCarter  W  Jr  to  J  Donnersberger  apl 

25  \*  19  to  20  b  1,  36  39  13,  ..  $10(  0 
Mao  Kenzie  J  P  to  8  Adler  apl  29  It  13  b 

2,  23  38  14,  14,  6y  6«  $3000 

Mneller  J  to  E  Ammon  apl  29  Ic  15  It  25 

b  7,  38  39  14,  7^  $2700 

MoOlanghrey  R  W  lo  Title  G  &  T  Co  apl 

22  Its  1  to  30  b  2.  1  37  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Nordin  0  to  Ev  AN  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  23   Us  29  and  30  b  6,  20   37  14,  7% 

  $6S00 

Niemann  W  to  C  H  Fleischer  may  1  Its  1 

and  2  b  3,  Lee  add  5?  6^   $6600 

Ness  A  M  to  P  O  8teDeland  apl  25  It  81  b 

15,  7  39  14,  5y  6«  $5000 

Nel=on  P  A  to    R  Hurt  may  2    It  42  b  9, 

29  40  14,  3y  75   $1500 

Newberg  J  to  0  Jorn  may  1  It  3  b  5,  28 

39  14,  5y  92   $60C0 

Naamanp  M  ti  I   Baomgirtl  may  1  pt  It 

5  It  2  b  9,  33  39  14,  3v  e%   1!3400 

Olis  G  L  to  Northern  T  Co  may  1,  pt  Us 

1  to  4   bl,  Cettral   Pk  2d  add   5y  5% 

 $16,000 

Owsley  H  et  al  to  G  W  Browning  may  1 

It  4  It  1  b  16  O  T,  5y   $41,000 

Oeohsner  J  to  O  Title  &  T  Co  map  1  It 

227  b  4,  18  40  14,  6y  62   *.10  0 

OsjQs  M     tQ  M     08193  feb  20  l{  7  b  2/, 


n  e  3^  17  39  14,  3y  62  $251  0 

O'Connor  M  T  to  P  W  Snowhook  apl  29 

w  3.^  It  19  b  33,  s  s  add  3y  62  $1200 

Ohreustein  J   L  to  A  Oatzert  apl  30  It  30 

8  e  )^  10  38  14,  5y  62  $60C0 

Olsen  A  J  to  A  8mith  apl  30  It  ^6  b  1.  36 

4(1  13.  3y  72   ...$4000 

Oloff  O  to  P  W  P.ilmer  mav  1  It  4  It  16  b 

83,  5  and  6  37  15,  3y  62   $10,000 

Olsen  P  A  to  R  Bart  apl  30  It  13  b  I,  n  e 

3^.  6  39  H.  fiy  63^2  $4600 

O'Hare  J  10  P  Van  Vlissingen  may  1  pt  It 

1  b  44,  w  3^  27  39  14  $8000 

O'Connor  J  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  may  1  It 

27  and  pt  28,  Cofsitts  add  5y  62  .  .$1500 
O'Connell  A  T  to  H  J  Lnders  apl  22  It  36 

b  1  b  2,  23  39  1 «,  3y  f  jj  $3300 

0'8allivan  M  to  O  0  Batzapl  5  5  It  37  and 

38  b  5,  Reaper  add  fiy  62   $6000 

Perry  K  to  T  P  Perry  may  I  It  1  It  9,  12 

39  13,  lOy  62   $3000 

Porter  I  A  to  R  A  Walker  apl  6  It  6  b  2, 

17  40  14,  ly  62  $1190 

Peterson  J  W  to  H  P  Krar  z  apl  2)  It  14  b 

3  b  1  etc,  18  40  14,  3y  62   $23(0 

Pieroe  B  A  to  B  G  Mason  apl   2  pt  It  28, 

Johnstons  snb  3  38  14,  Jane   18'97  62 

  $13,000 

Paonessa  N  to  8  W  Rawson  apl  19  It  22 

b  1,  14  39  13,5y  62   $2509 

Parker  W  8  to  E  C  Johnson  may  1  It  27 

b  12,  12  39  13, 5y  72  $2:0-1 

Peterson  H  to  B  F  Bayley,  m  ly  1  It  2  It  1 

b  2,  17  38  14  5y  62.'  ,.${5C0 

Pavlicek  C  B  to  J  Oervenka  apl  25  It  2, 

Barber's  sabd  20  39  14,  3y  72   .*2r,00 

Powers  M  to  M  J  Dorney  cot  11  It  34  It  8, 

4  88  14,  4y  62   $1300 

Powers  8t  J  to  8  W  Oonnell  apl  16  Us  49  > 

and  f  0  b  15. 19  40  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Pritzlaff  C  T  to  F  R  Chandler  may  1,  It  6 

b  44,  33  40  14,  5y  62   $1800 

Qainlan  J  to  P  Fahrney  apl  18  Us  6  It  9 

and  10  b  1,  13  39  13.5y  6%  $6(  00 

Rudolph  J  0  to  H  Scbweunesen  apl  27  It 

29  b  14,  29  40  14.  2y  62  $1000 

Raaeh  P  to  A  Pike  apl  27  It  52  pt  61  b  7, 

Hy  Park  3y  72   $1000 

Reigstad  L  T  10  H  O  Rvg  apl  28  It  63  aud 

pt  57  b  6,  36  40  13,  6y  62  $12iO 

Rehm  H  &  0  to  J  F  Rehm  apl  27  Us  '.8 

and  29  b  1,  15  4o  13,  fiy  62    $2(  00 

Ree-ie  AO  to  M  E  Qreeuebtom  apl  25  It 

•-^2  b  9  eto.  8  e  3^  11  39  13,  5y  62  ..$5000 
Robinson  T  F  ih  A  Tidholm  may  1  It  32 

b  5,  15  39  13,  fiy  6%  $2700 

Raggio  0  A  to  B  M  8uow  may  1  It  7  b  48,  , 

7  39  14,  ly  62    «-l(h  0 

Resch  P  to  M  Weiland  apl  22  Its  6  to  J  2 

b4,  24  41  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Rasch  J  G  to  B  Bering,  apr  29,  It  24  b  46 

21  39  14  3y  62    $1700 

Rassell  M  L  to  E  G  Panling  may  2  It  6  b 

2,  16  38  14,  6y  72  ".$2000 

Bnssell  J  I  to  R  Bart  may  1  pt  It  11  b  12. 

21  38  14,  fy  62  $.^000 

Rothschild  W  L,  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  jan 

14  It  11  <S  12  and  pt  10  b  6,  3  38  14.  ly 
62  $25,000 

Ryan  F  to  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 
Assn  apl  25  It  It  b  3,  Banerle's  add  to 
Maplewood  72  $1700 

Sobinsky  I  to  M  B  Greenebaom  may  1 
It  18  b  6,  19  39  14,  2y  72  $100o 

Reid  w  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  It  4  It  30  eto  u 
e  3^  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $24C0 

Reid  W  M  to  J  U  Gilbert  apl  55  It   1  It 

30  eto  ne  3^  14  39  13,  5y  62  $24C0 

Reid  W  M  to  J  B  Gilbert  apl  25  It  6  It  30 

eto,  n  e  3^  14  39  13,  5y  62  $24(^0 

Reid  W  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  apl  25  It  5  It  3ii 

eto  same  5y  62  $2400 

Reid  W  M  to  J  a  Gilbert  apl  25  It  2  It  30 

eto,  same  5y  62  $240  ) 

8torm  P  8  to  0  E  Sohlytern  apl  27  pt  b 

4,  13  40  13,  3y  62  $1509 

Storm  P  8  to  P  O  Stensland  apl  27  pt  b 

4,  13  40  13.  3y  6%  $1000 

Stratton  F  0  to  Am  Trust  &  8av  Bk  may 

1  It  5  b  6,  15  39  13,  72   $15(10 

Sohwtiger  W  to  C  U  Sohnmacher  may  2  It 

19  Huff  &  M  sub  -^3  39  lif,  3y  62... $2300 
Storges  B  8  to  O  R  Webster  may  1  pt  b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  62  4  deeds   «90C0 

Stem  P  8  to  P  O  SiensUud  apl  27  pt  b 

4,  13  40  lA,  3y  62  6  deeos     .   $4000 

Stnrges  E  S  to  E  F  Bayley  may  1  pt  b  2, 

16  38  14,  lOy  62  $18,000 

Speight  A  to  A  J  Elvig  may  1  Its  73  to  85, 

31  38  15,  .''y  62   $8000 

Sannders  M  U  to  B  A  Bangan  apl  27  It 

15  b  27,  Wgden  add  5y  62  $5000 

Soott  W  B  to  R  G  aloore  may  1  It  18,  b  7 

b  13.  Shtffisld  add  3y  62   $3rC0 

Stfncleinau  J  tio  A  ijo^b  may  1  (t,  6  (j  8,  1 


39  13,  5y  62   $4CO0 

Stephens  8  to  J  F  Oella  apl  29  pt  It  17, 

Bayley  sob  10  38  14,  ly  72  $10,000 

Simek  V  to  W  Kaspar  m^y  1  It  6  1.  9  b  2, 

24  39       5y  62  $60)0 

Sqoires  C  to  L  D  Pagh  jan  'J,  pt  Its  1  and 

4  b  11,  21  38  14  6j  72   $12,375 

Stose  0  et  al  to  F  B  Peabody  apl  22  Its 

68  and  69,  b  90,  8  8  add  6y  62  . . .  $4(',000 
Sohalist  J  to  P  O  Stensland  mob  'iS  It  27 

b  6,  8  w      6  39  1 4,  5y  62  $2300 

Sampson  J  G  to  B  A  Uaagan  may  1  pt  It 

9  It  30,21  40  14,  6y  62  $70C0 

Senfert  A  to  J  F  Kehm  may  21  It  24  and 

25  b  5,  36  40  13,fiy  62   $11000 

Steinhans  A  to  A  Pike  may  1  Its  25  to  HO 

b  2,  s  e  3^  17  38  1',  72  $1600 

Sisson  T  L  to  W  Loeb  apl  29  It  6  and  pt 

7  It  12,  North  add  fiy  6%%  ilSUO 

Spang  M  to  E  G  PaoUng  «pl  26  It  23  b  I, 

19  40  14,3y  62   $2600 

Sward  C  J  to  W  J   Dnnhim  jaly  19]pt  It 

23,  Rankin   &  J    sub  15   38  14,  2y  6% 
 $2600 

Sleeper  J  A  to  J  R  Walsh  apl  26  pt  e  3^  n 

e  3^  n  w  3^  36  39  13,  5y  62  $60CO 

Smith  D  F  to  W  G  Boag  apl  80  It  13.b  6, 

Union  add  Evanston  6y  62  $4500 

Smith  J  J  to  W  A  Parsons  moh  16  It  24  b 

4,  1  87  14,  6y  72  $12C0 

Stnrtz  A  J  to  J  0  Ahreosfeld  apl  20  It  95 

b  48,  17  39  14,  3i-  62  $1200 

Soott  S  E  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  may  1  pt 

It  7  b  17,  29  40  14,  6y  62  $10(  0 

Szozech  8  to  C  J  Hambleton  apl  VO  It  43 

b  12,  5  39  14,5y  62  $16(0 

Tilt  N  B  to  S  Kerr  apl  2  It  16  b  7,  11  39 

ly,  eto  62    .$7900 

TroQtman  W  D  to  J  8  Norton  apl  29  It  2 

It  29,  1 5  39  13,  fiy  6% .. ;  $4(  00 

Tosuevin  K  V  to  Nl  R  Meyer  apl  25  It  4  b 

6,  3roveland  add  Winn*<(ka  3y  72  .$10C0 
Trimms  F  to  M  E  Greeuebium  apl  26  pt 

Its  27  and  28  b  7,  31  38  14.  f  y  b3^2.*a500 
Terrill  A  8  et  al  to  J  B  Knight  may  1  It  8 

and  10  It  5,  16  38  14,  5y  62   $7500 

Templeton  B  to  A  Peterson  apl  30  It  41 

and  42  b  20,  n  e  3^,  17  39  14,  5y  53^2 

 $6000 

Tewksbury  M  A  to  Onioago  T  <t  T  Co  apl 

30  pt  Us  16  and  18,  b  52.  7  39  14,  6y  i% 

 $5600 

Thompson  H  L  to  M  R  Freshwaters  may 

1  It  10  b  4,  28  38  14,  62  ...   «3H00 

Tarkovsky   A  to  W  W  Evans  spl  30  pt  b 

24,  Brauo's  add  ly  62   $13,(00 

Taylor  J  H  to  C  R  G  Billings  npl  SO  It  6 

It  7,  8  39  14,  4y  62  $4'  00 

Taylor  B  L  to  A  B  Mead  may  1  It  2  and 

pt  3  b  2,  3fi  41  12  5/  72   $1800 

Thomas  M  H  to  A  B  Mead  may  1  It  1  to  6 

b  28,4  38  12,3y  72  . . .   }1500 

Vanderlip  0  L  to    AW  Green  moh  26  It 

12  b  29,  12  38  14,  3y  H2  $50  JO 

Vos  JAB  to  J  B  Van  Vlissingen  apl  30 

It  9  It  2  33  39  1 1,  3y  62   $4000 

Vasata  J  to  V  Zak  may  3  It  36  b  7,  20  39 

14,  62  $36(  0 

Van  Beezy  A  to  W  D  Rerfoot  may  3  Its 

52  and  63  b  11,  18  39  14,  5y  t%.  $10, COO 
Wilking  W  H  to  J  W  Lanehart  may  1  It 

37  and  pt  36  b  3,  19  40  14,  72   $1800 

Walter  E  to  B  A  Bangan  may  1  It  32  b 

4,  1  39  13,  5y  62  $4000 

White  F  8  to  Oottaste  Grove  B  &  L  Assn 

apl  23  It  9  and  10  b  17,  W  Pullman  52 

 $6(  00 

Wiokersham  J  R  to  C  H  Knapp  may  2  b 

7,  15  40  13,  3y  72   $£000 

Wehrle  M  to  0  L  Sohaar  may  2  It  13  b  3, 

9  38  14,  3y  62  $1lOO 

Wohler  P  to  M  J  Smiley  apl  29  Its  45  to 

48  b  11,  8  w  >^  20  39  14,  5y  62  . . . .  $10,000 
Waibel  J  E  to  H  Gnaedinger  aol  20  Its  6 

to  8,  8  e  34  25  4(.  12,82   '.  ...  $1800 

Wreden  E  to  N  A  Mayer  apl  27  It  5  b  6,  8 

89  14,  6y  52  $4000 

Wolf  A  B   to  J  W   Pfeififer  may  1  It  44, 

CoUQselman  subd  8  38  I4,5y  62.  .  $200ti 
Westling  C  O  to  H  Heisen  ap'l  16  It  8  b  4, 

5  and  6  37  15    $4500 

Weeks  W  H  to  G  Coombs  apl  30  It  37  b  7, 

Sampson  &  G  add  3y  72  $1000 

Weisel  J  to  A  P  Borland  may  1  pt  It  3, 

Assrs  Div  34  39  1 1.  62   $6  00 

Willir  8  to  W  8  Yonug  may  3  It  30  n  e  3^ 

1  39  13,  3y  62  $1100 

Yonrgberg  O  to  HA  Hangan  may  2  It 

24  b  23,  J  R  &  Storr's  add  5y  62  . . . .  $7000 
Ziska  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  apl  26  It  1  b 

10,  Brand  add  fiy  62   $5000 

Zimmermai  J  8  to  0  K  G  BiiUngs  apl 

27  pt  It  18  b  6,  7  39  14,  8y  62  $5500 

Zander  B  W  to  G  A    Dnpuy  npl  i'3  It  13  b 

3,  74'14,5y  7^.....,,,  |10C0 


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Ash  J  tn  Reeley  Brg  Oo  moh  27,  ealoou 

and   bldg  Lemont  $300 

Adair  F  to  A  A  F  Mogg  apl  22,  fnrn  23m 

 $70 

Asher  W  to  P  P  Hoist  aol  23,  restrnt  303 

Wellp,  jnly  2,'99  ,  $350 

Arnold  M  O  to  H  L  Smith  apl  29,  fnrn 

381  Jear>>orn  av  9m  $200 

AobBoh  S  to  Waoker  iSs  Birk  B  &  M  ■  Oo 

mayl.ftaloon  55  n  Clark  ly...  $1342 

Ahlborn  W  J  to  B  Biewter  Eoay  1,  photo 

gallery  17  n  Fairfield  av  ly  $400 

Blaan  J  to  West  "^ide  Brg  Oo  may  4,  saloon 

442  Halted  2y   $1300 

Bay  H  to  E  U  Thorn peOQ  apl  29,  piano 

and  forn  200  Thom  is  6m  $162 

Blodgett  B  to  E  J  Jones  may  2,  fnrn  90 

Hall  23m...,   tl04 

Brigea  E  D  to  F  Gordon  apl  12,  restrnt 

621('  Wentworth  av  7a  $10C 

Bradt  E  to  B  J  Rcsentbal  nov  1,  piano,  5 

A  Woodlawn  Pk,  6m   $162 

Brennen  J  to  ^4oAvoy  Brg  Oo  may  4,  196 

Oak  ly  $1400 

Bartlett  W  H  to  Feoker  Brg  Oo  may  3,  sa- 
loon 998  n  Western  av  $126 

Babb  J  to  J  Babb  apl  19  furn  84  l£th  3m 

 $200 

Barbonr  W  F  to  T  Jones  apl  5  tools  etc, 

126  35th  ly  $200 

Bode  E  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  apl  26,  fnrn 

223  w  Divisioa  ly  $97 

Burke  J  V  to  N  Barke  apl  30,mdse  57  n 

Clark  to  ds   $1550 

Booth  U  E  to  M  E  Finoh  may  3,  fnrn  6m 

 ling 

BarLes  H  to  Nat  Mort  &  Loan  Oo  may  1, 

fnrn  9C  31st  7m  $63 

Barrett  U  L  lo  W  A  Lemma  apl  26,  ftxtn 

156  Ogden  av  6m  $103 

Brennan  A  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  27,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Blades  L  J  to  W  A  Speelman  may  2,  fnrn 

199  Warren  av  2y  $300 

Blaokney  J  S  to  N  Foster  apl  27,  fnrn 

4711  S  a*e3y   .$1000 

Bedkin  A  J  to  M  B  Qreeu  apr  29,  p  g  of- 

fioe  btn  H38  Dearborn  3d8  $200 

Baines  J  to  A  Baineb  may  1,  horses  etc 

129  w  Jaokson  $200 

Oong!ilen  W  F  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  apr  24,  sa- 
loon 247  Chicago  av  27m   .  .  $700 

Canary  P  to  P  A  Geisiran  may  6,  saloon 

239  w  Randolph,  sept  1   $-00 

Collios  0  Dto  K  Goagh  may  1,  fnrn  203 

Centre  av  23m   $4no 

Oady  V  M  to  E  Smith  apl  25,  pi  no,  7m 

 $1(  9 

Oopgrove  P  E  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  30,  fnrn 

6m   $12t 

Conyne  E  A  to  W  A  MayraplSO,  fnrn  6m 

 $100 

Campbell  A  to  E  Carlson  may  4,  fnrn  59>;9 

Wright  St.  14m  $2  6 

Oanfield  H  8  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  30,  forn 

6m  $129 

Carroll  M  lo  A  Farrell,  horses  2645  Hick- 
ory 6m  $113 

Cowan  Q  to  0  P  Seebert  apl  27,  fnrn  ly 

 $  00 

Cooke  A  M  to  8  P  ParmUyapl  U,  fnrn 

63  18lh  $780 

0a?8en  W  to  M  E  Fmoh  apl  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Ohatoh  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  apl  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Charoh  W  L  to  J  E  Oowles  apl  23,fnrn  -^y 

 $=!10 

Onndy  T  to  R  A  Barnett  apl  18,  piano 

and  fnrn  660  Park  av  ly  $1000 

Ooaghlin  P  to  Elgin  Bog  Co  apl  2  wag- 
on 6m   $460 

Coleman  0  to  F  G  Wright  apl  16  fnrn  6m 

  ,  $230 

Carney  8  to  H  W  Carter  may  1,  fnrn  1475 

Mioh  av  jan  1  $175 

Cnnciogham  E  J  to  D  R  MoNanght  apl 

30,  fnrn  6m  $203 

De  Camp  G  W  Jr  to  H  0  DeCamp  may  4, 

dental  offloe  4  701  O  Grove  av  2y  $90 

Dnfrain  B  to  F  Ulaire  may  4,  horse  eto.$100 
Davy  0  to  Smith  Bros  may  1,  fnrn  7m. $103 
Dixon  T  to  E  J  Jones  may  3,  fnrn  143 

Fallerton  av  2/    $400 

Devere  H  to  F  Miller  Brg  Co  may  1,  sa- 
loon 424  Dearborn  ly  $700 

DeOlerqne  H  to  A  Heap  apl  30,  publica- 
tions, etc,  Washington  and  5ih  av  2y 

 $8000 

Dienthal  L  to  Independent  B  Assn  may  4, 

saloon  63  Vedder  2y  $500 

Dawson  J  T  t  >  D  R  MoNanght  apl  26,fnrn 

6m   $77 


Davis  K  M  to  WO  WatJe  npl  IS.fnm  6m 

 $113 

Daily  J  M  to  Keely  Brg  Oo  moh  16,  s8r 

loon  3101  Halsted  demand  $600 

Debaohe  E  to  F  G  Wright  apl  19  fnrn  em 

 $596 

Eaton  J  T  to  Natl  M  L  Oo  apl  80,  fnrn  w 

Lake  10m   $612 

Eiobenbanm  P  to  J  Nagel  may  6,  horse 

etc,  803  Armitage  av  ly  $200 

Freed  &  Hintz  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  may 

2,  saloon  458  Clark  2y  $550 

Fraobe  M  G  to  W  H  Slack  may  2,  fnrn 

9434  Cottage  G  av  60d8  $200 

Fenwiok  Q  T  to  B  Burr  apl  24,  wagons  10 

m  $100 

Friedman  A  toE  Golden  apl  6,  mdse  3m 

 $1500 

Fi?her  F  to  0  Qnnger  apl  30,  fnrn  Cicero 

3y  $200 

Foley  W  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  27,  fnrn  and  s 

m,  6m  $103 

Fitz'immons  N  J  to  M  Fitzsimmons  ang 

18,  saloon  281  w  Randolph  45  wks. .  .$450 
Ford  W  H  to  D  R  MoNanght  apl  25,fnrn 

7m  $70 

Greenhoot  D  to  8  Lonis  apl  16,  forn  3148 

Wabash  av  moh  1   $252 

Goodrich  E  to  J  A  Townsend  apl — ,  fnrn. 

299  Olybonrn  av  ly  $186 

Gains  D  M  to  R  K  Gallis  apl  19,  fnrn  6m 

 $342 

Garmere  R  C  to  R  Melme  may  6,  fnrn  299 

Grand  av,  8m  $40  ) 

Qlidder  8  O  to  J  T  Binkley  Jr  apl  30,  fnrn 

161  Oabwood  blvd  2y  $£00 

Hermanson  A  to  H  Genssinger  apr  27, 

saloon  may  27,'96  $250 

Hyman  B  R  to  Smith  Bros  apl  29,  fnrn 

6m  $135 

Hohns  E  to  H  P  Monnt  may  4,  fnrn  948 

Marquette  23m  $400 

Harrison  M  to  W  N  Alley  apl  30,  carriage 

ly  $260 

Harder  W  to  Columbia  Eng  and  Elecro- 

typg  Co  apl  24,  ptg  o£Qoe  418  Dearborn 

13m  $1300 

Holizer  A  to  lodpndt  Brg  Assn  may  1,  ea- 

loon  562  n  Halsted  ly  $150 

Hoch  J  J  to  H  J  Peet  may  1,  fnrn  etc,  69 

Clark  14m  $846 

Huston  M  O  et  al  to  C  E  Clark  apl  28,  ci- 
gar store  7 1 0-^  0  Grove  a v  9m   $200 

Hardy  A  W  to  M  B  Finoh  apl  22,  piano 

6m   $153 

Holbrook  A  P  &  Co  to  M  K  Rnder  may  2, 

bldg  130-132  Michigan  ly  $2000 

Hartman  0  to  G  W  Dobin  may  1,  honse 

4227  Hal-ted  60ds  $160 

Hayden  O  B  to  D  K  Boomer  apr  10,  fnrn 

601  63rd  6m  $700 

Hoffman  P  to  W  B  Phillips  may  1,  horses, 

ere,  Evanston  ly  $3(0 

Haissberg  W  L  et  al  to  Chi  Brg  Co  apl 

29  saloon  280  Olark  ly   $2400 

Harland  H  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  apl  27,  fnrn 

695  Madiaon  $137 

Hoogh  B  J  to  H  Morse   apl  27  horses 

tracks  etc  498  Wabash  6m   $137 

Hoffman  J  to  H  BOady  apl  19,ghop  Jack- 

pou  and  5th  av  2y  $676 

Hern   W  F  to  H  Morse  apl   19,  furn  and 

Vose  piano  11834  6m  $103 

Hand  E  E  to  L  Hartman  apl  18,  saloon 

67  th  and  8tony  lal  av  2y   $3500 

Jones  0  R  to  F  tivans  apl  26,  laundry  728 

79th  ly  $127 

Johnson  M  to  D  B  Dewey  apl  22,  bldg  on 

It  5  b  2  Pratt's  add  to  Ev,  2y  $4(0 

Jnnge  V  to  Am  Brg  Co  apl  24  saloon  141 

w  Olybonrn  av  23m  $354 

Jacobs  OB  to  M  E  Finch  apl  29.  furn  6 

m  $72 

Johnson  A  M  to  Chicago  Brg  Oo  apl  29, 

saloon  1769  9  Clark  mm  $276 

Kimball  T  F   to  R  M   McOreery   apl  26, 

market  204  W  Adams  4m  $130 

Eanfman  A  to  S  Albreobt  apl  9  436  Mad. 

ison  ane  9  $100 

Keler  F  0  to  A  W  Hnsted  apl  20  horses 

etc  10m  S1600 

Keller  AE  &  AO  toFG  Wright  apl  20 

furn  4530  Oaken wald  4m  $225 

KliDg  A  F  to  E  W  Johnson  apl  22,  gro- 
cery 122  Townsend  ly   $170 

Klahn  W  H  to  O  Dunning  apl  20,  cows 

etc  Barrington  ly  $1300 

Knhlman  B  to  G  G  Hnbbell  apl  29,  fnrn 

11m  $70 

Eemft  A  to  State  M  Loan  Oo  may  5,  fnrn 

65  37th  6m  |262 

Knorr  E  K  to  D  F  Euorr  may  4,  horses 

ly   $400 

Kerz  F  to  G  G  Hnbbell  may  2,  fnrn  10m 

 ,  $135 


Klingbel  M  lu  G  O  Linker  apl  8,  f«rq  4S7 

Monroe  6m  ,  $  I* 'I 

Kelly  J  B  to  H  Morse  apl  29,  fqru  6m. $111 
Klein  L  to  Boh  Brg  Co  may  1,  saloon  8 

Sherman,  demd  $100 

Koops  A  to  C  Meader  may  1,  fnrn  6m.  $155 
Kadiok  L  to  E  B  Dyer  apl  19,  mdse  128 

Centre  st  $300 

Kirsten  H  to  U  Kirsten  dec  20,  mdse  1139 

Milwankea  av  ly  $250 

Laznooshy  J  to  N  W  Brg  Co  may  2,  sa- 
loon Crawford  av  ly  $200 

Lippold  G  to  Schoeuhofen  Brg  Co  may  3, 

saloon  934  63d  2y   SS  lOO 

Love  G  J  to  J  E  Barber  may  2,  %  int  in 

fnrn  113  Caas  2y  $2439 

Lord  A  E  to  MO  Meadowcroft  apl  3". 

furn  282  Erie  dec  1,'96  $1500 

Leonard  B  A  to  E  Bacon  apl  16,  piano  43 

Boaworth  av  ly   $20(i 

Lenoheer  J  to  B  Niggemeyer  may  6,  horses 

etc.  Lake  2m  $525 

Labnoki  J  to  R  Meolewski  may  3,  horse 

and  wagon  112  w  Diviaion  ly   .$17 

Lacge  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  apr  27,  sa 

loon  2y    $350 

Leanning  J  to  A  H  French  apr  6,  fnrn  6m 

 $1)4 

Lanka  M  to  E  Branlein  apl — forn  6m. $90 
Lemke  E  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  apl 

20  saloon  218  w  North  av  2y  $276 

Milbeeach  H  A  to  Koenig   &  L  Carriage 

Oo  bldg  &  horaes  etcmay  10  $:!60 

MoQreth  M  to  M  H  O'Connor  apl  20,  sa- 
loon 321  w  Randolph  2y  $2,600 

Maloney  8  F  to  D  R  MoNanght  apl  29, 

fnrn  6m  $70 

Messner  L  O  to  H  Morse  mav  2,  fnrn  6 

m  $1<3 

Meyers  M  to  H  P  Stnddiford  may  1,  fnrn 

347  Ogden  11m  $335 

Morgan  G  B  to  W  Hazleton  apr  29,  369 

State  dec  29  $297 

Mitchell  M  to  M  T  Carlea  apl  3",  fnrn  10m 

 $i;-o 

McOallmer  W  to  A  H  French  apr  1,  fnrn 

6m   ,  $72 

Moata  J  S  lo  W  L  DeWolf  apr  27,  engine, 

etc,  39th,  to  secure  rent  $336 

Maateson  T  to  O  W  Wagner  may  4,  saloon 

497  w  12th  23m  $275 

Maxwell  J  to  F  Lachenmeyer  may  6.hears« 

etc  813  Kinzie  Um   ".  $115 

Mnrdook  L  to  R  F  Bnllen  apr  24,  fnrn  6m 

 $196 

Miohelsen  H  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  apl  30, 

saloon  386  Milw  av  23m  $500 

MoMillen  O  to  M  E  Finch  apl  27,  fnrn  6m 

 '  $103 

Maine  N  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  1,  furn  2036 

Wabash  av  4m  $36f 

Mattbay  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  apl  27,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Miller  F  B  to  J  Goldman  may  1.  fnrn  714 

Evana  av  6m  $100 

Martin  J  B  to  L  G  Smith  apl  26,  furn 

and  piano  6m   $162 

Merten  <fc  Blair  to  C  Brehning  apr  30, 

machy  etc2y  $500 

Newqnist  A  to  C  Garean  moh  20,  machy 

etc,  511  w  22d,  ly  $1035 

Newman  8  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  apl  19,  saloon 

531  Clark  ly  $300 

Nordhns  J  F  to  H  G  Loomiamay  4,  horses 

etc  2y  $160 

Oakea  8  B  to  R  Smith  apl  25  forn  6m.  $80 
Olaen  B  to  L  G  Smith  apr  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $168 

Oplson  &  Malmborg  may  3,  bakery  75 

Sedgwick,  sept  5  ..     $200 

Piatt  I  to  F  Kavasnioka  may  1,  drnga  etc 

723  w  181  h  $1000 

Perathinger  G  to  P  Hand  Brg  Oo  apl  30, 

saloon  110  Menominee  ly  $300 

Perazzo  J  A  et  al  to  0  R  Ork  apl  30,  ptg 

office  61  Dearborn  av,  6m   $226 

Prise  J  to  J  W  Ford  may  6,  house,  2540 

Dearborn  and  lease  ly  |260 

Petersen  C  to  M  Petersen  may  4,  mdse 

1308  9id  ly  $500 

Peterson  F  T  to  F  J  Olampett  may  1,  ptg 

office  178  Monroe  ly  $2800 

Pnrkins  H  H  to  Standard  Bry  may  3,  sa- 
loon 308  w  Harrison  23m  $500 

Perkins  C  A  to  B  Siokels  apr  29,  horse 

5633  Halsted  5m  $125 

Parkes  J  0  to  Standard  Bry  may  1,  saloon 

1312  w  12th  23m  $200 

Forges  A  E  to  L  G  Smith  apr  21,  fnrn  7m 

 $102 

Prichard  J  to  A  H  French  apr  16,  fnrn  6m 

 $200 

Pruske  E  to  L  G  Smith  apr  29,  fnrn  7m 

 $3C8 

Padgett  H  E  to  M  Juck  may  1,  furn  3m 


  fSno 

Poppek  S     to   Waoker  of  &U  Ca 

apl  29,  taloon  27  Perry   and  1800  48lh 

8t  ly    $650 

Page  T  T  to  G  M  Padner  apl  37,onBhions 

etc  28'j7  4l8t  22m   $110 

Pod-zynaki  M  to  M  E  Finoh  »pl  27, fnrn 

6m   $155 

Powell  M  to  H  Smith  apl  I,  furn  642  Wa- 

baah  av  feb  1  $500 

Poulaen  J  M  to  A  Hansen  moh  15,  fnrn  1 

y  1120 

Qnealy  M  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  may  2 

saloon  3766  Halfted   $250 

Ryan  P  D  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  apl  20, 

saloon  5  179  Lake  av   $450 

Rawins  J  F  lo  H  D  Boyoe  may  I,  fnrn  113 

5th  av  18m   $1000 

Ryan  F  P  to  V  Barothy  apl  2i',  horses  etc 

81  Hudson  av  Im   $436 

Reath  T  to  V  Faaig  may  1,  forn  and 

horaes,  Argyle  Pk  18m   $130 

Robbins  A  F  to  A  W  Hamilton  apl  30,  s 

m  and  forn  153  Pejria  2y  $250 

Ryan  0  to  T  E  Ryan  may  6,  horses  eio, 

33^5  State   $8(00 

Ritter  J  T  to  Nut  M  Loan  Oo  may  4,  torn 

314  Garfield  blvd  6m   $328 

Reynolds  J  T  to  J  V  Burke  may  6,  fnrn  23 

m  ...  $240 

Robinson  Jb  Swanson  to  A  L  Dawsou  apr 

29,  engine,  etc,  2''2l  State  7m  $100 

Reisen  C  et  al  lo  E  Swope  may  2,  furn 

Wabash  av,  ly   $300 

Robins  OF  to  G  J  Williams  may  1,  fnrn 

41  Ray  4m   $6(0 

Reohardt  E  to  F  Pegel  apl  13,  hordes  etc 

187  Wells  $4C0 

Rropf  P  to  Independt  Brg  A- sn  apl  20, 

saloOn  314  Olybonrn  av  15m  $12G0 

Shakelford  0   to  F  Woodmanoy   apl  19 

fnrn  Evanston   2y   $500 

Staye  S  to  G  8  Stein  may  3,  furn  567  n 

Clark  2y  $iO0 

Stanglnnd  &  Iverson  to  0  Stewart  may  4, 

market  244  Grand  av  Im   $500 

StragerTR  to  R  M  McCreery  apl  29, 

fnrn  5m  $100 

Sonth  A  K  to  G  R  South  jan  16;  furn  221 

Dearborn  av  2v  $200 

SchoUer  F  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co#apl  22,  sa- 
loon 257  Belmont  av  ly   $4(0 

Stroner  A  to  P  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  sa- 
loon 1610  olsfc  2y  $2f0 

Spies  H  P  to  F  MoNellis  apl  30,  piar.o 

and  fnrn  183  Racine  av  23m  $135 

Spooner  R  H  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  30,  fnrn 

6m   $101 

Simpson  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  may  1,  fnrn 

6m  $271 

Storms  8  to  L  F  Woodside  may  2,  fnrn 

3585  Vernon  av  ly  $200 

Smith  J  to  E  F  Russell  may  1,  mdse,  Wil- 

mette   $224 

8omo«ke  M  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  &  M 

Co  apl  20,  saloon  72  w  Division  ly..$300 
Sorenson  J  H  to  P  Morse  apl  30,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $103 

Sears  J  and  W  R  to  Q  J  Williams  may  1, 

piano  and  furn  304  Erie  2y  $450 

Sanford  T  to  M  T  Carter  apl  3",  furn  and 

piano  4209  Oaaenwald  av  Im  $220 

Silversmith  J  to  Marine  Aspn  feb  20,  ptg 

office  10m  $210 

Sohlottev  &  Kohn  to  F  J  Wiscer  apl  18, 

billiard  goods  389  Madison  6m  p  m.$5.')0 
Smidt  B  to  J  F  Kinsel  a  apl  26,  fnrn  302 

State  Im  $1615 

Short  J  B  to  H  Morse  apl  23  fnrn  6m.  .$Hj3 
Schat  S  to  8  B  Knowlton  :ipl  30,  Bryant 

piano  340&6  7m  $97 

Smith  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  may  2,  Briggs 

piano  4687,  450  North  av  23m  $84 

8mi(h  O  W  to  B  Williams  may  1,  restrnt 

51^5  Milw  av  pm  $869 

Sohler  L  to  L  Koeffle  apr  11,  saloon  2637 

0  Grove  av  27m  $9'  0 

Tresching  N  P  to  R  Vogelsang  may  1, 

bakery,  etc,  853  n  (^lark  2y  $l.-.0 

Sheldon  Grace  R  to  Nat  Mort  &  l  oan  Oo 

may  1.  fnrn  2219  0  G-ovs  av  7m  $2  0 

Tate  H  to  E  Jacobs  apl  '^9  horses  etc  9(i 

ds   $91 

Thornton  E  M  to  U  ^  ixon  apl  24,  fnrj 

1225  w  abash  60  ds  $:  5  5 

Tetzke  H  to  0  Ohie  Hpl  5.oarriage  6m  $l()i) 
Tarr  M  0  to  M  E  Hughes  ap!  30,  law  books 

etc,  LaKe  View  Im  $510 

Tort  J  to  F  Riha  apl  30,  horse,  59!i  Throop 

 $355 

Thomson  W  T  to  E  Smith  apl  27,  fnrn  6 

m  $1'8 

Thornbush  H  to  E  Smith,  fnrn  and  piano 

7m  $200 

Wottalewif-z  M  F  to  Am  Brg  Co  may  4,6a- 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  II.  189&. 


looD  Tib  Milwaakee  av  2Sm   f  1100 

Whittier  A  to  O  Bert^erseo  apl  39,  fora  14 

m  1140 

Wirth  h  to  M  AliDg  apl  30,  restrnt  77 

Clark  8t  ly   .|390  ) 

Whitney  E  E  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  30,  farn 

6tn  1257 

VVioe  A  to  L  Weil  may  1,  farn  77  Halsted 

ISm  $966 

Watt  O  M  to  M  E  Finoh  apl  29,  forn  6m 

 |207 

Wilkes  M  L  to  E  J  Satfire  may  1,  slot  ma- 
chines eto.  ang  1  ...   f392 

Wadswortb  0  A  to  F  Sa;ter  <fc  Co  apl  3t), 

saloon  106  Dearborn  23m  $^^'^35 

Whitney  M  S  to  J  vV  Angel  may  6,  farn 

6020  Washington  av  4m  $210 

Woensohe  F  to  J  Williams  apl  20,  fnrn 

1628  Madison  2y  f  1700 

Western  D  &  J  L  to  A  Kozel  moh  18, horse 

and  buggy  7:^3  w  18  ly  $5C0 

Wierzbioke  6  to  W  Majewski  apl  29, drags 

183  Armitage  ly  $600 

Whetsteen  VV  A  to  Nat  M  L  Assn  Co  may 

3,  turn  6843  Emerald  av  6m  $26 

\fork  M  A  to  E  L  Uagenbock  may  1,  farn 

75  Monroe,  jan  15  $1600 

Zahn  E  A  to  t  aller  &  tfaller  Oo  may  — , 

drag  store  1801  Wabash  av  $2120 

Ziegler  0  to  H  Ringe  may  1,  cigars  eto, 

116  e  18th  6m  $600 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Barnett  M  to  M  Kautrosky  apr27,  saloon  694  Canal 

 $435 

Beioemanu  E  to  0  Uoverz  agt,  may  2,  forn  in 

Clark  11610 

Raapfle  J  to  L  Schlee  apr  11,  ealoon  .637  Cottase 

Gav  -  $1000 

Kovanda  J  to  .)  Mraz  apr  29,  ealoon  596  w  17th.  ..$360 
Dobin  G  W  to  C  Hartaian  apr  25.  bldg  4227  Ha'.sted 

 »975 

CoDculas  J  to  J  Ooncalas  may  2,  bids  and  etoi  e  9002 

Garfield  b'.vd  $4C0 

Eagenbnck  E  L  to  M  A  Yoik  miy  1,  farn  73  Jlocroe 

  $2600 

Grant  D  S  to  K  Maine  apr  17,  furn  2425  Prairie.  $7u0 
Marczewsbi  C  to  E  E  Leeden  may  1,  shop  2S53 

Archer  av  $250 

Appleton  D  C  to  J  Pcwers  apr  80,  md»e  4!<0  State 

 $«iC0 

Beck  J  H  to  Mrs  L  Morris  rrsy  2,  farn   $45 

Sohmalz  L  to  0  L  Teech  apr  'J9,  shop    $200 

Schlaad  O  P  to  H  W  I  ralh  n  ay  2,  grocery  and  mar- 
ket t7uO 

aicAuly  A  to  J  A  Renter  m^y  2,  farn  240  1  earborn 

 $800 

Conforti  A  to  D  Oonforti  apr  2i,  farn  240  w  Taylnr 

  $1000 

Bemlioger  J  W  to  Shaefer  Bros  may  1,  saloon  73;) 

Lincoln  av  $900 

Berkson  A  to  L  Bernstein  apr  1,  horse  and  wagon 

 $200 


apragae  S  A  to  O  W  Smith  apr  — ,  {nm  Issj 

Backer  W  to  L  MoGijlre  «pr  33,  fijrn  2918  Cottage 

Grove  av   |165 

Slegert  E  to  B  Slegert  apr  28,  saloon  146  WellB.tl200 
Brankanson  H  to  8  Bresterflsld  oct  19,  saloon  811 

Halsted    $2  0 

Borefl  D  O  to  P  Leshy  apr  22,  farn  438  — tU  1250 

Loby  P  to  H  Hyde  apr  23,  farn  13000 

Kramer  E  to  A  Weis  apr  16,  saloon  944  Lincoln  av 

   »302 

Pye  J  to  0  Berchoff  apr  26,  buggy  etc,  4858  Ogden 

av  $990 

Madeda  M  to  F  L  Lapi'irre  apr  20,  ptg  office  368 

Dearborn  $1500 

Bartn  E  to  F  Erdexann  apr  9,  grocery  eto,  Oly- 

bouru  av  $2U00 

Kiohlien  Wine  Oo  to  E  W  Pfeiffer  apr  1.  saloon 

3034  Ind  av  $4000 

Blandea  O  Q  to  £  J  Dresser  apr  9,  mdse  13  Board 

of  Trade  ot  $700 

Johason  C  M  to  M  Johnson  apr  23,  grocery  766 

North  av  IllOO 

White  W  to  S  Richardson  apr  24,  fnrn  1900  Dear- 

born  $135 

Weir  R  M  to  91  Baamann  &  Oo  apr  23,  drags  943 

Madison  $1350 

MoKee  M  to  Chi  Fang  mdse  472  State  $600 

MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Cnmmings  W  E  to  C  S  ilcNett  feb  2iJ,  furn. 


.$500 


Knjaveki  I  lo  Knjavski  may  6,  furn  473  Haleteil.  $150 
Keelson  0  et  al  to  F  Sahrs  may  6,  horses  etc,  7873 

Wianecona  av  $600 

DUrith  J  to  H  Genf  singer  apr  11,  mdse  1563  Mil- 
waakee av  $860 

Cohen  M  to  W  H  Bartleti  may  2,  salojn  998  Web- 
ster av   $290 

Croukrite  E  C  to  W  B  Wall  Jr  jaly  15.'94,  fnrn  915 

n  Clark  •.  $100  I 

Mitchell  W  B  to  F  H  Riy  apr  30,  farn  31st  st  .  ..$227  I 
Wechert  A  Q  io  Straeeheim  &  J  apr  30,  grocery  270  | 

Hadaon  av  $400  I 

Demerest  0  to  F  K  Demert  apr  29,  farn  1225  Lake 

  $100  I 

Wiohert  H  Q  to  0  Sell  apr  26,  horse;  etc,  T7o  Had- 

8on  av   jii50 

GiunoD  0  D  to  C  A  Wadeworth  apr  29,  saloon  flxt 

116  Dearborn   $68 

OpuiuUeim  B  J  to  P  Hatowsky  apr  12,  mdse  666 

Canal  $8C0 

Hatowjky  P  to  F  Cppenheim  may  3,  mdse  $9U0 

Haegg  E  to  H  J  Brammann  may  2.  grocery  694 

Armitage  av  $400 

Fels  W  lO  W  G  Carlisle  may  1,  saloon  114  n  Clark 

 $12) 

Kaemossen  P  to  M  Newberry  mch  29,  mdse  $li  00 

Maeser  J  W  to  J  3  Hovland  may  3,  grocery  32  Ku-h 

 $50 

Johnpoti  M  to  J  Eagh  oct  1,  farn  25614  Grand  av.llOO 
Hchuetz  Q  E  to  J  8-hae  z  may  1,  bakery  4753  Laflln 

 $600 

ff  organ  8  E  to  Q  B  Morgan  apr  27,  fnra  380  \fa- 

baah  av  $600 

Hurtig  O  et  al  to  A  N  MoUsen  apr  28.  boots  and 

shoes  4417  Went  worth  av  $5C0 

Connors  M  C  to  D  Connors  may  4,  mdse  897  Lake 

 $191 

Bosei  M  E  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co  apr  36,  saloon 

679  State  $1049 

Hildebrand  M  to  D  8  Brg  Oo  may  4,  saloon  P31 

CUrk  $358 


Hosmer  &  Mackey's  sob,  It  9  b  1,  bs  1  to 
6  and  12  to  16  in  sab  of  w  ?^  n  w  2 
39  13.  Wm  Z  Partello  v  Hans  A  Oalland 
 $460.29 

Mandel's  sob,  It  75,  bs  5  to  8  of  Porring- 
ton  &  Soranton  sob  of  that  pt  n  of  the 
Barry  Point  Road  of  w  s  w  3^  15  38 
13.  0  F  Holman  v  Joseph  Conley . .  .$776 

Wrightwood,  It  33  in  snb  of  oatlt  B.  Jas 
Russell  et  al  V  0  F  Klambeok  and  Chas 
F  Rothman  $1909.45 

Wilton  av,  prems  1304.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Emma  Hartburg  $5o 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  10  and  11  b  61  o  t.  Ill  Steel 
Co  V  John  B  Skinner,  George  H  Brady, 
F  M  Parks,  Jnliena  and  Patriok  Cham- 
bers I16U.65 

S  S  add,  It  16  b  22.  Wisconsin  Lime  & 
Stone  Oo  v  Martin  De  Tamble..  .$308,98 

Woodlawn  Ridge,  It  8  b  9.  Wm  E  White- 
hair  V  E  B  Trainor  aud  Michael  O'Sal- 
livan  $12.50 

Kilter's  snb,  s  19»^  ft  It  10  b  2  of  b  4 
Reid's  sub  of  w  ^  s  e  3^  27  39  13. 
George  S  Rood  v  Mary  A  Higgina...  $67 

Blue  Isld  Park  add.  It  17  b  12,  30  37  14. 
Chas  Bruse  &  Co  v  Warren  Ca8weli$440  50 

Graves  &  Smith's  re.mb  in  Graves'  sob,  s 
23  ft  It  11  and  n  2  ft  It  12  s  3^  n  n  e 
1^  34  o9  14.  Carlsley  Mfg  Co  v  J  F 
Wallaoh  $239  10 

Sheldon's  sub.  sab  It  88  of  bs  61  to  90 
Bronson'fl  add  (494  Wells).  Lonis  Brod- 
bog  V  John  C  Rice  $397.79 


APPUICATIOSr  FOK  BUI1.DIM<>> 
rJBK9fIT8. 

Troy  et  1007,  John  Smek,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

store  and  flats,  $2,0(10. 
Green  St  8500-18,  The  Board," of  Education,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  side  addition  to  ccboolhoase, 
Sedgwick  st  240,  Fred   Geisendorf,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Vernon  av  2951,  W  Qoldie,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  apartment  house,  $4,000. 
Western  av  N  882,  W  Koch,  tiree  story  and  oasement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Superior  et  W  78",  0  Jecobson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Hoyne  av  N  669,  John  Klldahl,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats.  $3,810. 
Augusta  st  '.57,  P  H  Conrad,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $8.01)0. 
Francisoj  av  28,  H  gchroeder,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Chicago  av  W  634  and  536,  F  Kummorew,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  livery  stable,  store  and  flats,  $4,000 
Hamlin  av  816,  E  Dynlenbez,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Qidd  n?s6t  223,  J  W  Peterson,  2  story   frame  flats, 

$',5  0, 

Dearoorn  st  5027,  A  Slatt,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

McReynolde  st  19,  Fred  Patzsn  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Hackh  .wk  st  266,  J  H  Weiss,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  dwelling,  $2,600. 

Brigham  st  33,  T  Lolosdzaskl,  2  story  and  brick  ad- 
dition, $2,100. 

Evergreen  av  6t6,  O  Q  Anderson,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,600. 


Ftfty-«r*t  st  22*3,  J  Mueller,  2  story  and  baseiRjept 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Ashlanc"  av  S  4814,  M  Liokam  Hjroe  story  Rnd  base- 
ment hriok  storp  and  flats,  (7,000. 

Morgan  st  8  6602,  Q  Sappema,  2  story  frame  flats. 
(2,000. 

One  Hundred  and  Niceteen'.b  et  101 6-8.  O  E  Eng- 
strom,  three  story  and  basement  brick  stores  and 
flats,  $6,000. 

Halsted  st  N  360  64,  Gray,  Olark  &  Kngle,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  factory,  $3,000. 

Lexington  st  2i,  Alfred  Ball,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  residence,  $3,(  on. 

Halsted  st  N  1861,  George  Friedman,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

KlEZie  st  1(1,  H  W  Newberry,  6  story  and  basement 
brick  stores,  $8,000. 

Olark  st  1410,  G  B  Webber,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  stores,  flats  and  barn,  $15,OOo. 

Evanston  av  and  Xork  pi,  northwest  corner,  B  A 
Griefenbageu,  4  story  and  basement  brick  store 
and  flats,  $75,0(  0. 

Carpenter  st  6416,  George  Loehe-,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Newport  av  160C.  Hugh  Etwli;,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,ou0. 

Oakdale  av  1906,  Mrs  E  Kirch' ft.  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,0  0. 

L  M  &  L  S  1'  Co,  1  story  and  basement  brick  steam- 
boat shed,  north  pier,  $5,0i0. 

Commercial  av  9020,  N  T  Edman,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,01,0. 

State  st  6035,  W  H  Best,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flats,  $16,000, 

Peoria  et  8  134,  Mre  M  f  ewman,  1  story  brick  addi- 
tion, $2,600. 

Fourteenth  st  173,  Joseph  Holek,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Lincoln  av  1769,  John  Orobener,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  s  ore  and  flats,  $5,000. 

Cooper  st  30,  Paul  Pohl,  1  stc  ry  brick  addidon, 
$2,500. 

Cuyler  av  973,  L  Ruteche,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,600 
Addison  av  1624.  H  Goger.  1  story  frams  cottage, 
$.i,oOO. 

Oamelia  et  60,  Joseph  Koetlchi,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3.6i  0. 

Davis  st  881-897,  Henry  Keiileu,  t«o  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottages,  $3,/0(). 

Bingham  st  16,  E  Ditter.  2  etory  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,50  '. 

Potomac  av  391,  Frank  A  Stauber,  thi  ee  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  *8,()(l(i. 

Canal  st  13  16,  A  H  Kirkland,  three  story  and  base- 
ment biick  rear  aaditlou,  t4,iitO. 

Painell  av  1202C-V2,  F  S  While  2y,  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,0U0. 

Herndon  et  735,  Erret  Bovemamann  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,1  OU. 

Clark  st  N  19tj8,  O  Zimmerman,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brich  flats,  $6,000. 

State  st  1966,  P  and  B  Mahon,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $22,000. 

ommercial  av  9100-8,  A  B  Beck,  4  slory  and  base- 
ment brick  stores,  flats  and  offices,  $76,000. 

Armour  av  6439,  Fred  Stlkeoat,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,60). 

Calumt  t  av  3940,  B  M  Donlio,  three  story  and  baee- 
me'it  brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Honore  et  1930-32,  Charles  8  Thornton,  two  2  story 
Ireme  flats,  $2,400. 

Lake  st  2487,  E  J  Williams,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,6C0. 

Washington  st  248-6C,  8  O  Perry,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,0  0. 

Crawford  av  1441,  John  Waughton,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,0U0. 

Clark  st  N  482  81,  A  Stevenson,  1  story  brick  addi- 
tion, $3,500. 

Lanrel  st  3262-54,  C  HcfT,  two  three-story  and  base- 
ment brick  etores  and  flats,  $9,000. 

Morgan  st  453,  8  Franklin,  three  etory  and  basement 
brick  warehouse,  $3,500. 

Hoyne  av  N  399,  0  Frllz,  three  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,0  0. 

Oongre  s  st  2187,  John  Pakerney.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,00(1. 

Bobey  st  N  2174,  Mrs  K  Clay,  2  etory  frame  flate, 
$2,000. 

Pine  Grove  av  652,  H  Schoub,  2  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  dwelling,  $7,000. 

Cleveland  av  281,  A  G  Ebertfhauser,  three  etory  aud 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Herndon  et  5tl,  Armour  A  Oo,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  warehoase,  $10,000. 

Ewiug  pi  37,  W  SlDgler,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 
dwelling,  $8,000. 

Falrview  ay  399,  John  E  Peterson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,6('0. 

Hoyne  av  N  497, John  Schmidt,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,500. 

Washington  blvd  1093,  F  W  Morgan,  brick  altera 
tions  and  additions,  $li),roo, 

Olark  st  N  482  and  484,  A  Stevenson,  1  etory  brlok  ad- 
dition, $8,600. 

Evanston  av  2626,  .John  Qaiakh,  2  etory  and  basement 
I    brick  store  and  flats,  $3,600. 


May  st  178,  Henry  FredcrlQkaaili  9  stor;|r  (rams  e«ts, 
$»,«Q0, 

Market  et  %92  aQ4  392,  J  J  ^cear,  4  «tory  and  base 

mept  brick  flats,  $6,0(  0. 
Barry  ay  1902,  Mary  Purer,  2H  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $4,500. 
Princeton  av  6887,  Heary  Eisner,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,600.] 
Longwood  av  9706,  Minnie  L  Bredtschller,  2  story 

frame  dwelling,  $3,000. 
Indiana  av  2812.  E  B  Viete,  three  etory  and  base- 

2>ent  brick  rea"  addition,  $2,600. 
Stewart  av  and  Fortieth  st,  n  w  cor,  F  Diesel,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  factory,  $20,000. 
Superior  av  9226  a'-d  9227,  A  E  Saxe.  twJ  2  story 

frame  flats,  $4,000. 
Adams  st  W  2253,  0  Tufts,  2  story  aud  basement  brick 

flate,  $3,600. 

Ogden  av  1643,  William  Dnnn,  ihrae  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flate,  $6,000. 

Madison  st  1993,  John  P  Schmilz,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flate,  $8,00  >, 


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Summer  Resorts  not  tr>o  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  b^  calling  person- 
ally at  City  Ticket  Offlee  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  >it.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building, 
No.  96  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  C.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  li.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oa,lGizialti.lxig,  eto. 
All  Liatxi  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Building  Materials  C  h  I  cat.  O 

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Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
□  pbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfactarers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  esoln- 
aive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,'  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfactarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricaltural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaakee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufaotoring  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  mannfactarers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sooh.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  partioalar  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICA&O,  111. 


May  11  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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FACTORY 


We  are  offering  free  factory  sites  and  other 
inducements  to  manufacturing  establishments 
to  locate  at  Chicago  Heights. 

CHICAGO  HEIGHTS  [AND  ASSOCIATION, 

172  Washington  St.,  Cor.  5th  Ave. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


Ain^EBSON,  QustsTiiB,  Bcom  2,  70  La  Salle  at 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bmg.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  at. 
B&BNES  k  PABISH,  1S7  La  Salle  at. 
BABNEY  BBUO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBQSTEDT  O.  G.  *  «on8.,  Bm  37,  1B6  Lake  8  tree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BO  WEBS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  et. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ooein  Bid 
OULLEBTON,  E,  F.,  Boom  16, 195  La  Salle  81. 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,.  &  Co.,   2a  floor  Dearborn  and 
Wa«hlDgton  eta, 

DBLAMATEB,  8..  66  Dearborn  at.  Hmnboldt  Park 

prooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.S.  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn  at. 
DCNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABD8,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Chicago  111. 
EGQLESTON  k  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  *  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber  of 
Oommero . 

KULETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  71et 

S6th  Boulevard. 
*"BICKE,  C.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
•  OETOHELt  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
OOODBIDQE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aOBDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
OB08S,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  8.  Olark 
HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FBANE,  90  Washington  at 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BB08,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HtJBLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  at. 
BUTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  at. 
iAOOBS  B.  F.  &  Oo.,  99  Washington  at. 
KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  h  Oo.  86  Washington  at 

LANQHBNBY,  B.  J.,  Assoola'ion  Bldg  ,  16»  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  Sk  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WjI.  &  OO.,  120  Uealle  st. 


MAQILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Waf  hlngton 
8tti  Floor. 

MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 

MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 

«EBIQ  JLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  148  La  8all«  >?• 

aULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOB  1  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block.  1S8  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  33  Har  ford  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Excharge  B  r 
BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FBANK,  i  Uo.,8109  State  Street. 
SOHNKIDEE  Q  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
30HUMA0BEE  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av 
SHUBABT  AABON,  B  201.  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DCNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  107  Dearborn  st 
WALKEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpf. 
ZANDEB,  E.  W.  b  Oo.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Str. 
ZDTTEBMEI8TEB,  H.  C.  h  Co.,  818  S.  Haisteo 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  99  Dearborn 

GBEENEBADM  SONS,  8»  and  85  Dearborn  Sti  e, 

MEEOHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  0>  Iburn 
Attorney,   Sonth  Chicago  111. 

?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  A  Oo.,  lfl4Dearbnr. 

WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  1<7  RanaoLp 

Abitracts  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  Jt  BIOEOOBDS,  107  I  ear- 
born  at 

HANDY  k  CO.,  92-4  Washington  at 

PELTZBB,  OTTO  k  CO.,  86  Washington  at. 

BKOOBDBB'S  ABSTBAOT  DEPT..  Oonnty  Court 
Hont*. 


Exclusive 

Agency 

Lists. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  Is  not  a  Eeal  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose  - 
. of  speculating  In  real  nstate.  It  Is  an  Advertising^ 
'Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure" 

protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers.  '. 
;  Beferences:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.'s  Bank.  ; 
"         Wasmansdorff  k  Heinemann,  Bankers,  ! 

and  a  thousand  others  in  Chicago. 


REVELL'S 

CUBTAIlSf  TOP 

g  DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave*A4ai08  et 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 

wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

EXCLUSIVE  AGENTS'  LISTS 

CARE  OF 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

WHERE  ALL  COPY  SHOULD  BE  SENT 


450 


TilE  REAL  ESTATE  A"ND  BUILDING  JOUUNAL 


May   I  im 


GEO.  B. CARPENTER 

FAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HATE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  8H-.WN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  you  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOE  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  wiil  call  and  measure, 
show  atripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubieto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Revell's 


LOW 
PRICED 

DESKS. 


$12 

hie  fine  cartaiD  top  ( ffice  desk. 
Largest  display  of  office  fnrnitare  to  the  city. 

Wabash  ave.  and  Adams  st. 


H.    W  0HBI6TIAN, 


J.  H  GHBI8TIAN 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Tss  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Salle    and   Madison  tits. 
-elephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  , 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  jHardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oux  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  t?ie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention rfiven 
1 0  rf^modeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems 


OI3:iO.A.C^O. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  GUI 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Largest  Manufacturers  of  Office  Fit- 
tings  in  America.    Challenge  any  one  lu 
give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs,  ^ 
letc. 


UeSBIS  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.Anta&Co.,2^5Tam. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


[ELEVATORS. 


UFFICK  AND  WOKKt), 
15th  Htreet  and  Ashland  A  venue. 
Chicago,  111. 


^ilae  Fire  Asfnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
Ntrth  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Uambnrg. 
TraDfatlantic  Fire  Inf<.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Roohester  German  las    Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi^e  Ina.  Co.,  Pittsbarg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Oo.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO, 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  t.A  WAXI.E  STREET, 

CHICAOO  ILiaNOIS 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  .  Loeb . 
Louis  Becker 


T-'lephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHER. 

Room  1749  narquette  Bids,  *  **.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Str<?et8, 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

ASHLAND  BLOCK, 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

6  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotnb. 


Fbank  Q.  Hoink 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  I  e.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


O.  FLOOD. 


phoie  No  a 


OHAS.  F.  TATLOE  . 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MOi^TGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9«04  COMHIERCfAl.  AVEXU»', 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

.SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


B     E.  BBOWNELI., 
freet. 


H.  H  OBOBS, 
Vice-Prest. 


GE).  E.  liAZEiiB, 
Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Go. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Thicago. 


Telephone,  Maia  44. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  rtties  JOarnislied 


Chicago. 


WM.  F.  TBMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONY  SOHILLllB 

WM.  TEMPEL  \S  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIMZIE  STREET,  CQR  CLARK, 


C  hicag*o 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 


OHIOAaO  DIEECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts,.  50  cts„  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


(lie  of  the  lateot  DireotoMfB  of  all  tbe  o<ber  large    tlee  rap  t>e 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  20. 

CHICAGO,  MAY  18,  1895. 

Off  CE  163  AND  16.5  Washington  St. 

A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES, 

BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    Q.  BIKKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Jstate,  [oan 

and  financial  P^^znU. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WXLLXS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  L.  WABNEB. 
OoDBulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  h  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  Wasliington. street. 

OILBEBT  M.  WEESS.                                                          D.  OOIiBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

Special  attention  given  to                               /pf  -I  >-v  0,  rr/^ 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                          \i-\.i-^cX^KJ  , 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Rfial  '■  EstatB  -  and  ■  Rantinsf 

Real  Esta'^e  bought  and  sold  espeially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

•SJ^lSiMILWAUKEE+AVENUEjle. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Nos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICA.«iO. 

The  iBveBtmeiit  of  Money  In  Good  Securities  a  Specialty,  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

EEAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J-H-  Hgl'aSalleStr:! 

YaNyLISSINGEN 

Removed  to  i25  Dearborn  st  ^^oor. 

Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

5c  €(!).. 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

no  Dearborn  Street. 

A.  0.  SLAUOHTEB.                                                      WM.  T.  BAKSB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  1  5- 1  i  "T"  La  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.T.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Ohloago  Stock  Exchange. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate,Loansand  Investments, 

Boom  938  8took  Exchange  Bnildins, 
8.  W.  Cor.  I<a  Salle  and  Washington  Streets, 
CUCA«!0. 

EDWIN  B.  SHELDON.                                EUaENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
WM.  OODEN  GBEEN,                                 BANDOLPH  E.  FISHBDBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien  Bldg.,  34  Olarls.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEliGPHOKE  1416. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/SorbgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

taa  LA  8ALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAQO 

Established  1879.                        Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

.0,  .■^.^JjCj?^*'.?      «           Branch  Oflflce 
i  87  &  1  89  Dearborn  St-         Calnmet  av.,  end  17th  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  387, 

PROPERTY  IN  CICERO 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''SmiiEs. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

114  La  Salle  Street, 
New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

Along  lines  of  proposed  Elevated  and  Electric 
Kailroads.   Bargains  in  Oak  Park  for  cash. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Oak  Park  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  St.  Chicago. 

458 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  18,  1898. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.or©  .  Tracts  •  P-uroliased 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  II7TEB  OCEAN  EUILCDTQ. 

T£IiE  PHONE  1988. 

S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  manufact'rs  of 

CARPENTERS^  M0yLDlNSS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE.  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

.13  Eandolph  St .. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6, CO  to  t6(i.0U  per  annnm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

«ej  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
"3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ^ 

C.  H.  EULE TTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Brancli,    5507    Halsted  Streets. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•31      BANKERS.  ^ 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO. 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Ofilee, 

BAN  KERS. 


94  La  Salle  Street,  ^i°t°o'n. 


OHIOAOO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    B3AMO    65     METROPOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


'o:- 


^xjan*  ^^^  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loans. 

Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Telepbon*  Uftla  2«8.        OHIC  AGO . 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  -  office  are  offered  unequaled 
.  -opportunities  for  protection 
-  against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
.  -  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4.  ^ 


Fr:;Dci&  E.  Fe&body. 


Jas.  L.  EoQghtellng. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNE<!, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


8.  M.  FABIBB, 


BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Hain  112.  ClliCeigfO,  111. 


-THE. 


National  Bank  dF  lllinDis 


115  Dearborn  St. 


6eo.  Schneideb,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  V1o«  President. 
wm.  A.  Haumond,  2d  Vice  President. 
04BI.  Moll,  Caebier, 
Benbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
BekbtB,  Kent,  3d  Asst.  Ossbier. 


CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  Jllasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates; 

120  L&SALLE  STEE£T 


J.  A.  COLKMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


1107  Ashland  Block. 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


,       ,  anr  ~  -  ■■■■■f^''  f 

A  Perfect  Reference  Record  | 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCW«PAPE 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


-THE-t^^ 


"I  F{eal  Estate  I  BuiWi9(^Jour9aI 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  Advance 
Building  and  Real  estatb  *, 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


r 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  20. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  MAY  18,  1895. 


.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copt. 


TBI.EFHONE  MAIN  1486. 


1N8UBAN0B  PLAOED . 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


Cliicagro. 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE. 

Ratenswood.   

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agenv,  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty   


/UonBy  Loaned  Witliout  CDHimlssiDn 

41  On  improved  city  property  and 
Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nevy  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNOERWRITEKS'  ASSOCIATION 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS 
E.  S.  JUDD 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.  W.  Cor-Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO 

GstabllMhed  1854. 

Knigl?t  &  Mapgl^all 

R£AL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FIN-A.lSrOIA.IL.  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTOENEY  AT  LAW. 

®*  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notarjr  Pnbllo.  Teleplione  Main  8260. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

— Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402 The  OXFORD, 84  and  86  LaSalle  St., CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.    I<eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 


H.  0.  ZUTTBBMEI8TEB.   O.  H.  PU90HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI9TBB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  fUBUO.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAGO 

^-EvanBton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANK  BIEDIiE. 


P.  J.  SCBBEINEB. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

EEPL  E2TPTE,  IHSUEpCE,  LOpS 

South  OhicaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Sollcitad. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property- 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago, 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3iB  DEARBORN  ST. 


Ch-icagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  CO., 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  tSontli  661, 

Beat  Estate  Bought  and  Hold.  Rents  Ojllected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstraota  ol  title. 


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ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVii  I  CONTRACTORS, 

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HABTirAOTUBIIBS  ADD  DBAUIB8  tS 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stcne  for  f  Inz, 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAQCi 

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Partlonlar  attention  psM  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drlvet,  Boole 
wda  and  Boada  In  naw  SvbdiTialona. 


New  Marquette  Building, 

Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  iTi proved  City  Property.  Interets  or  Hop- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD'NG. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  9Iaiii  3733. 

Hum\3  3ldt  Park  Property  a  fpecislty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAX.  ESTATE, 

Scorn  41  Uerchanti  Bldg.. 

BBA.Naa  «)FFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

8.  E.  Oor.  Oallfornia  &  North  Ava.  LaSalle  Sta., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Homboldl  Park.  OHIOAOl  • 


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May  18, 1896  < 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
M  ABE  ED  WITH  THE  IiETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADTEBTI8ED   RXOEPT    WHEBE  THE   UWNEB   OB   BIS  AGENT'S 

AnnBEaa  is  qiyen. 


SOCTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  btiok  bailding,  lot  25  x 

126.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av.  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,600  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  brick  house.    B  15....$  7,000 

Bowen  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,600 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honae  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neishborhood .    W  8 .  $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  &0th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47tb  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $33;  $350  cash     C  18  $  3,360 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  16  $  6,200 

Obioago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0On.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  16. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot'?  snd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $16,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  near  47 tbst,  price  per  foot.   F13.$  214 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  36th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  1 1 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4l8t  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  16.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Uayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av  and  37th  st  (near),  8-room  br  and  8t,modern, 

oak  trim,  flne  light.    Ml  $  7,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  house.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44tb  st,  lO-room  brick  honse.  B  16.$2(i,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  bouse.  B  16. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  16..$  8,600 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45tb  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  bouse.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifth  av,  near  36th  st,  new,  2-story  brick,  6  rooms 

each;  good  vacant  part  pay.    Ml  $  6,000 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty  -second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot. 

P  4   $  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor97xl00,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$  200 
Cor  60x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foat. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4    $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $16,000 
Forty-Beventh  ot,  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $  6,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Forty-seventh  et,  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  price  perfect. 

F  13  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  oor  Dearborn,  price  per  foot.  F  13.$ 

Forty-seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    F  4  $ 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  426,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $ 


200 
125 
220 
98 
8,000 


Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  46th  -st,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65tb  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    y6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  56th  Bt  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fnohes  <k  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  10-room  frame  honse.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15. $10,000 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,600 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Indiana  av,  near  61st  st,  e  f  41x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  97.50 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  Y  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar^7th  8t,10-room  stone  house. B  16. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Ldke  av.  near  46th  st,  10-room  brick  honse.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  ^tone.    B  16  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  north  of  49th  st,  fine  10-room  stone, 

in  fine  shape  and  every  convenience.     M  1...$  9,900 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  honse.  B  16. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  honse 

B  16  ,  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  67th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  62d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st.near  3Ist.  lot  26x126,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.  B  16. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  6lBt  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.nr  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  near  60th  at,  60  x  170,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  125 

Michigan  av,  s  of  49th  st,  e  f  25  to  100  x  161,  price 

per  foot.     M  1  $  200 

Michigan  av,  near  49th  st,  price  per  foot,    F13...$  225 
Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$15,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15....$  6,000 
Monroe  av,  near  54th  st,  50  ft  only,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  90 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  honse 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oakenwald  av,  near  44tb  st,  9-room  brown  stone, 

all  conveniences,  anxious  to  sell.    M  1  $  8,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nob  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  III  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago ..  o ..... .  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  sialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  8t|  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Prairie  av,  near  48th  st,  e  f  60x161,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  140 

Prairie  av,  cor  near  44th  et,  60  ft,  price  per  foot . 

Ml  $  150 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  acd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Rhodes  av,  near  60th  st,  27^  x  126,  price  per  foot. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Ml  $  60 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $80,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126,     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x126,  Address 

W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,800 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8.500 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomP,8tone.B  15.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame,    B  16  $10,000 

Sixty-fiist  st.  No  426,  12  rooms,  etone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty  first  st,  near  Woodlawn  av,  6  and  7-room  stone, 

oak  trim,  very  complete;  eaey  terms.  M  1. ,  .$  6,700 
Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B  16  $  4,600 

Slate  st.  Cur  near  67tb,  160  ft  deep,  price  per  foot. 

Ml  $  170 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 

and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 

and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 

within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 

Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fnohes  & 

Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  brick  honse. 

B  15  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  6  16.$  9,600 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 

house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 

new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 

10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 

bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plnmbing, 

elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 

W  8. 

Vinoennes  av.oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  honse.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. .  .$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincenres  av,  near  46tb  st,  3-story  stone,  new  and 

fine,  every  convenience,  steam.    M  1  $12,500 

Vincenne  av,  n  or  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x141,  price  per 

foot,    M  I  $  126 

Vinoennes  av,  near  66th  st,  e  f  60x122,  price  per 

foot.    Ml  $  37.50 

Vincennes  a V,  oor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V6....$  166 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  16 ... .  $16,000 
Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  near  69tb  st,  3-story  brick,  6  room, 

lot  50x180;  oor  and  all.    M  1  $11,600 

Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  j'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n-ar  12th  st,   2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel .    Rll   $90,000 

Wababh  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $26,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  lO  room  frame  house 

B  16  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  Slst  si,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16. $17,000 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Wharton  av,  near  65th  st,  e  f,  price  per  foot.  M  1.$  66 
Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  honse. 

B  16  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.. $18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  61st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $25,000 
W  .odlawD  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft,    W  8  $  6,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  6,400 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-8tory  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av^  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  1  90 


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REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

Division  at,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  oottage;  Fine  oorneT  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  oa^h.  Z  33  •  ^•O'^O 

Division  8t,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8   J...  113,000 

Edgewater.— Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
eewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Bidge,  and  70 
feet  on  Made  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W,  By,  $12  per  foot; 
ejsy  payments.    B  14 

Kenil worth.— Besidence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloflf,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnilc  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  tw6  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak— floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first  class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
,  — gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  You  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  srr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-Btory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  pan 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-3tory  brick  flat  building,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Oenter  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

fot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W  8  $  5,600 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  *i  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900j  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Bavenswood  ParK,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOYd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23>^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Oenter  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t .    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-^  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft .    W  8  $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,|Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  60   .  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.   A  13  $12,000 

Wells  6t,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  briok 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.|ll,00O 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO  room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X14.$  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  oflfer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st.  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r<8idenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Ooloradb  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;   lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26»^,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
B  of  Lake  st,  3  flats.-^briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   t  34  6-lOxlf  0  )  J  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  I  35x128  \ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br-M.  O  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements,  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.  W  &  .  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Bobey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    B  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo,  Ashland 
block. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  i  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    B  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  26  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    B  11  $6,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    Rll...  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

B  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  8 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  416  and  431  Bobinson 
av;  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday, 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 


BEAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 

Logan  sq,  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    B  11.  $10,000 
Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    B  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    B  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    B  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  eq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x126  ft.    B  11  %  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2.story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mouct  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    B  11  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Bll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  Oalifornia  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Boom  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  t  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    B  11.$  7,000 
Polk  st,  newr  «  «ntre  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  A  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tbe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  B  B. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tak«>i 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Bandolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linaoott's  sob-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,    Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    B  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  S  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,250 
Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loois  av,  s  f  25x125.    W8....$  2,100 
Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8....$  6.500 
Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  B  B,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub-  • 
divided;  very  choice  property.  Z3a 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.    W  8.  .$  2,000 
Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.    Want  a  resilience 
neur  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Bobey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100 .  W  8 .  $  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  60  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8  1  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

facturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.  W  8. .  .$  7,C00 
Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas.— Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,260,0C0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Boom  309  *  2 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  Sas  Fraooisoo,  OaJ, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  18, 1896. 


RE4L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Oalifornia,  Yoa  oan  own  yoor  own  home  and  seoore 
a  oomfortable  iooome  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  crobards  are  planted 
and  taken  oare  of  in  traois  of  6  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
J3.60  prr  aore  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
partionlars  address  Box  45,Telepbone  Bailding, 
8an  Franoisoo,  Oal 

Oalifornia  inoomo  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Oattle  ranobes,  and  frait  orchards  in  fnll  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prones,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

Oalifornia — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (li'O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonveniencee,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,6(i0  acres 
bottom  lands,  3i',0()0  rich  rolling,  27,000  «iome- 
what  broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  eqoal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at 
If /5  per  acre);  price  per  aore.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  3(i9  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  600,(  00  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,'i00  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to  16,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  1  1,50 

Illinois. — Rock  I^Iandi  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4 . 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  tbe  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  7.'>  barreU;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  onst  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property, 
R  11. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  vthite  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  6 

MISCELLANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18.000.     Oood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,0'  0  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(00 

oaah,  $4,00!)  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Obioago,  on  Belt  R,  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  16.   

Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  oor  70th,  126x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  6636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  Bt(No  66s2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-Rtory  dwelliog  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
-  stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent  d;H  2..., $4,800 

Ualsted  st,  near  ivih.  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6!S.|  Will  exohunge  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5}^  per  cent. 
Want  $in,(  00  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-sfiventh  st.  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.   E  6  $16,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flata, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Snite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

MOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant,  clear.  All 
street  improvements  in,  and  some  lake  frontage.  Will 
assume  reasonably.    0  12. 
Cly bourn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  trame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Eenmore  av,  vacant  $20,000;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.  F  12. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the  lake  worth 
$60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside  income  property. 
Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  buildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    C  12 

'WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price  $7,500. 

Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 

$3,600,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Clybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 

business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;   will  exchange  for 

vacant  lot  or  farm.    Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 

Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^  x 

122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,    as  houses  sell  quick. 

Address  W.  J.  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent  $990 

per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,OU0. 

Price  $10,000.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 

$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 

Dietrich  &  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

ODTSID|:. 

OALIFOBNIA . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  bouse,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  close  to  good  schools  a  .d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Georgia — 550-acre  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olaa.r; 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 


Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  °eet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Oitice,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  iVorth  Jadson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-clasa  order,  price  $7,500.  Will  take  about  ^  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 


Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  lo  milea  from  Alton; 
price  $3,60(1,  encumbrance  $6('6,  due  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l^^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $6o,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 

LAKE  MHTNEIONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Ezobange;  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towoa  near 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  (mproved  farms,    E  4, 
Full  paid  Btock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
op  to  $20,000,     Wilt  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bnsine  s  property ;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  W  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.    Would  ex- 
change 14  Of  ^1'  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-clasa 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 

SUBURBAN, 


AUBUBN  PABK, 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinitv  of  Auburn  Park,  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  si 
iTour-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  oflSoes  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppjio 
Court  House.    Addresrt  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  fiat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
ofiBoe  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150  fO 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  U  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Improved  property,  stores  and  flats,  in  exchange  for  North 
Side  residence,  and  other  preperty,  clear;  will  assume 
incumbrance.  Address  A  12,  Exclusive  Agency  Bureau. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000,    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  at,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Roe  &  Co,  68  N  Clinton 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III, 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosinefs  with  reliable  party,  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20, GOO  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713Tacoma 
bldg. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 


An 


expeiienoed  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  Bide  ofSoe  Most  h<)ve  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  16. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO., 

SDOceesore  to  Langhenry,  EvaD8  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


May  18  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


463 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Gliicago. 

Paid  in  Capital  13,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFF/CERS.- 

Ltmar  J.  Gage,  President.  Jis.  B.  Fobgak,  Vice  President. 

BlOHABD  J.  bTBEKT.  Osshier.  HOLMES  HoGB,  Ass't  Oashier . 

Fbane  E.  BbOwn,  2d  ABB't  Cashier. 

OIRECTORSl 

Sam'i,  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Laweenob.  8.  W.  Allebton. 

r  D.  Gbat.  Nobman  B,  Beau.         Neison  Mobbis. 

B.  O.  Niokebson.  L.  J.  GAoe.  Eugene  8.  Pike. 

A,  A.  Oabpentbb.  Jab.  B.  Foboan. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and.  04  Wastjirigrton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reai.  Estate 
and  the  sale  of  fib8t  mobtaages 

A  SPEOIAIiTY . 


Real  Estate  BotroHT, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


EDIV/IRD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morthave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

K<oozn.  a  1     -     -      1  as  Clarfc  Street 
FOR  SA.3L.E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteentll 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  includiing 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Llnscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision, 

Cheapest  lo^s  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

60    Stock  Exclianee  Balldinic,  -  Chicaeo. 

Oorner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


Eugene  H.  Flshburn,  Secy.  Win.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CMcaio  Iilerior  DecoralliE  Co. 

^ank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantels.Iiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
149  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 

p.™„„         jjg^^y  r  Co. 

A.  VALLENTIN  &  CO., 

Real  Estate 
=  Loans.____ 


Southern  Lands 
Chicago  Real  Estate. 

NBW  YOKK  UFB  BUILDINO 


Chicago. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  2  18  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiiiany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANXTFACTURERS  OF 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,         rt^'  (*t\,<ig\  Til 
NEW  STOCK  EXeHANGE  BUILDING,  ^li  lVdgO,|ll . 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
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HOME  AND  FOREIGN  TRADE. 


A  striking  evidence  of  returning  prosperity  is  seen 
in  the  enhancement  in  value  of  negotiable  securities 
since  the  beginning  of  the  year.  A  New  Yuilf  paper 
has  published  a  table  from  which  it  is  to  be  seen  that 
100  of  the  most  active  securities  on  the  market  are 
now  quoted  at  prices  which  in  the  aggregate  are  $300,- 
000,000  greater  than  they  were  a  few  months  ago. 
Here  is  an  absolute  increase  of  §300,000,000  in  value 
of  negotiable  securities  as  a  result  of  returning  confi- 
dence Besides  this  there  has  been  added  lo  the  ag- 
gregate wealth  of  the  country  by  the  enhancement  in 
value  of  wheat,  cotton  and  other  staples  an  immense 
sum,  so  that  it  is  probable  that  the  country  is  nearly 
a  billion  dollars  richer  than  it  was  six  months  ago. 
The  causes  of  this  advancement  are  various,  but 
prominent  among  them  was  the  prompt  action  of  the 
national  treasury  officials  in  guarding  the  gold  re- 
serve. This  has  been  done  at  no  little  cost  and  has 
aroused  a  gocd  deal  of  adverse  criticism.  The  bonds 
sold  involved  over  $30,000,000  and  resulted  in  a  hand- 
some profit  to  the  banking  syndicate  that  purchased 
them,  but  thus  far  the  experiment  has  been  worth  all 
that  it  cost.  Not  only  has  confidence  been  restored  at 
home  but  the  sale  of  miscellaneous  securities  abroad 
since  the  last  bond  issue  has  aggregated  about  $50,- 
000  000.  This  is  in  sharp  contrast  to  the  general  re- 
turn of  securities  from  abroad  which  prevailed  dur 
Ing  the  late  panic. 

One  of  the  most  encouraging  signs  of  the  times  is 
the  voluntary  increase  of  wages  on  the  part  of  great 
corporations.  The  Carnegie  Company  is  one  example 
out  of  many.  The  industries  are  prosperous  and  the 
industrial  stocks  are  buoyant  correspondingly.  The 
stock  market  indications  in  this  instance  are  on  the 
same  side  as  other  business  signs  and  can  therefore 
be  relied  on  as  of  value  in  computing  the  relative  gain 
Cotton  Oil,  Sugar,  To*)acco,  Chicago  Gas,  General 
Electric,  Lead,  Rubber  and  Cordage  were  ali  in  the 
dumps  two  years  ago.  They  all  are  now  far  higher 
than  they  were  then  and  some  of  them  have  more 
than  doubled  in  price.  The  cause  is  increased  pro- 
duction and  not  speculation  because  speculation  is 
not  especially  active.  It  is  reasonably  certain  there- 
fore that  the  improvement  is  solid  as  well  as  general. 

The  Government  report  of  our  foreign  trade  in 
March,  which  has  just  been  issued,  gives  some  inter- 
esting figures.  It  shows  our  exports  to  have  been 
about  as  large  in  volume  that  month  as  in  March  last 
year  and  larger  than  in  March,  1893.  In  values  there 
was  a  reduction  of  not  quite  $5,000,000  from  last  year's 
figures  —  due  largely  to  the  lower  average  prices  of 
cotton,  wheat  and  flour. 

The  largest  decrease  was  in  flour— a  loss  in  value  of 
nearly  12,000,000.  The  next  largest  decrease  was  in 
corn — almost  $1,500,000  -but  it  was  due  to  a  reduction 
in  volume  of  exports  and  not  to  a  decline  in  prices 
The  other  reductions  reported  are  for  wheat,  hay, 
hides,  lumber,  whisky,  rum,  brandy,  sugar,  leaf  to- 
bacco, oleomargarine,  lard,  fresh  pork,  mutton,  cattle, 
butter,  cheese,  starcii  and  a  few  other  articles.  Cat- 
tle exports  fell  off  about  30  percent,  the  reduction  be- 
ing confined  almost  wholly  to  our  shipments  to  Great 
Britain.  But  notwithstanding  the  reduction  in  our 
cattle  exports  they  amounted  to  nearly  $2,000,000  net 
for  the  month  over  cattle  impoitsfrom  Mexico  and 
all  other  countries. 

The  list  of  increases  is  two  or  three  times  as  long. 
Tbe  biggest  gain  reported  is  in  locomotives— 900  per- 


cent. Oatmeal  exports  gained  over  600  percent;  rub- 
ber shoes,  nearly  400;  raw  wool  and  toilet  soap,  about 
300  each;  horses  and  canned  vegetables,  150;  sheep, 
agricultural  implements,  toys  and  wine,  about  100 
each;  canned  Leef,  50,  and  hams,  25  percent.  The 
percentage  of  gain  in  cotton  exports  was  only  10,  but 
it  amounted  in  value  to  nearly  $1,500,000.  The  list 
also  includes  fruit,  hops,  fresh  beef,  bacon,  milk,  eggs, 
oats,  rye  flour,  poultry,  fish,  furs,  skins,  timber,  cop- 
per ore  and  cottonseed  oil. 

The  foregoing  list  of  mining  and  agricultural 
products  gives  a  fair  idea  of  the  extent  of  our  ex- 
ports of  that  class.  But  in  manufactures  also  our 
foreign  trade  is  noteworthy.  We  are  competing  suc- 
cessfully with  the  older  manufacturing  countries  of 
Europe  for  the  foreign  trade  of  South  and  Central 
America,  Africa,  Asia  and  Australia,  The  list  of  in- 
creases in  exports  of  manufactures  is  long  and  strik- 
ing. It  includes  silk,  cotton,  straw,  palmleaf,  copper, 
zinc  and  china  goods,  sewing  machines,  printing 
presses,  electrical  instruments,  plated  ware,  manufac- 
tured tobacco,  boots  and  shoes,  lamps  and  chande- 
liers, twine  and  cordage,  scales  and  balances,  street 
and  steam  railway  cars,  nails  and  tacks,  wine  and 
bottled  beer,  rosin  and  turpentine,  iron  and  steel  rails, 
prepared  coffee  and  chocolate,  writing  paper  and  en- 
velopes, candy  and  confectionery,  soaps,  wire,  Are 
brick,  vinegar,  yarnish,  perfumery,  blacking,  car- 
riages, drUiTs,  watches,  cauued  fruit,  roofing  slate  and 
architeclurdl  materials.  In  manufactures  as  well  as 
in  agriculture  the  United  States  is  fast  coming  to  a 
leading  position  among  the  nations  of  the  earth. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  week  has  been  more  than  usually  uneventful 
on  the  exchange.  Street  and  elevated  railway  stocks 
have  been  heavy  and  featureless.  For  once  they  have 
ceased  to  monopolize  the  attention  of  brokers  and  the 
public,  and  industrial  stocks  have  come  prominently 
to  the  fore  again.  It  is  believed  that  the  general  im- 
provement in  business  will  bring  about  an  increased 
interest  in  all  Industrial  securities,  and  that  the 
trading  public  will  bt  attracted  as  in  former  days.  It 
is  undeniable  that  the  industrials  are  the  stocks 
which  wear  best  with  unprofessional  investors. 

Toward  the  latter  part  of  the  week  the  elevated 
railway  stocks  were  in  better  form.  Lake  Street  sold 
up  to  151  on  Friday;  Alley  Elevated  advanced  to  12; 
Metropolitan  was  steady  at  Hf.  This  road  is  now 
carrying  16,000  passengers  daily  with  only  one-third 
its  lines  in  operation  and  a  down-town  terminus  a 
mile  distant  from  the  business  center  of  the  city.  On 
this  basis  it  is  expected  that  fully  50,000  passengers 
daily  will  be  carried  in  a  few  months  when  the  line  is 
completed  and  trains  are  run  across  the  river.  The 
effect  of  even  the  present  Metropolitan  business  on 
West  Chicago  earnings  is  noticeable,  yet  the  latter 
stock  has  held  its  own  tenaciously.  It  is  evident  that 
the  Metropolitan  competition  has  been  discounted 
heretofore,  as  West  Chicago  has  sold  this  week  at 
lAi  and  its  friends  freely  predict  that  it  will  goto 
130  soon. 

Canal  and  Dock  is  a  favorite  among  investors.  A 
pool  is  at  work  at  it  and  has  already  bought  2,000 
shares.  Diamond  Match  is  advancing  in  anticipa- 
tion of  the  coming  quarterly  dividends.  Even  Street's 
Stable  Car  is  in  demand  at  14.  The  report  of  the 
Chicago  Packing  and  Provision  Co.,  made  public  this 
week,  showed  the  business  to  be  in  a  fairly  prosper- 
ous condition. 


Pottstown,  Pa. — Pottstown  School  Board  has  deoidbd  to 
issne  47,000  additional  bonds  at  6  per  cent  iuterebt.  The 
bonded  indebtedneaE>  of  the  distriot  is  now  $60,i  00. 

Los  Angeles,  Oal . — Said  place  is  about  to  snbmit  to  itg 
citizens  a  proposition  to  issue  |6(i,0U0  worth  of  bonds  for 
the  porpo^e  of  obtaining  funds  to  erect  a  librarj  and 
mnseom  bnildiog. 

Oakland,  Oal. — The  Oakland  Water  Company  filed  its 
cerlifloate  for  the  crea  ion  of  a  bonded  indebtedness  of 
fl.OUO.OUO.  William  J.  Dinger,  President.  The  bonds 
will  bear  15  per  cent  interest,  and  payable  May  1,  1926, 

Wellsbnrg,  W.  Va.— Mayor  Geo.  W.  MoOleary  has  iesned 
bis  proolamatioQ,  in  which  it  is  deemed  expedient  to  issae 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  |15,000  for  the  erection  of  a  new 
Oity  BuHding. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  al 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  May  li,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  For- 

M&T  11,  1895.  MIX  11,  1894.  oentages 

Inc.  Deo. 

New  York   •  667,144.489    i  481,412,210  36.6 

Chicago   102,290,000  89,883,546  14.6 

Boston   98,313.219  82,113,978  19.7 

Philadelphia..  65,l(i3,846  5">.f  05  005  18.3 

St.  Louis.  .  .  27.644,442  21,9>i8,i66  26.0 

San  Francisco.  11,920,429  t3,'<276.622  9.9 

Baltimore....  13,171,562  14.347,8(6  8.4 

Pittsburgh   14,667.837  12,598,763  16.0 

Cincinnati....  12,9ilO,800  13,500,300  4.4 

Kansas  Oity  ..  10,103,531  9,389,507  8.6 

Sew  Orleans..  8.166,002  8,309,634  2.4 

Buffalo   4,400,471  4,112,206  7.0 

Milwaukee   4,360,377  4,111,957  6.0 

Detroit   6,517,961  6,418,953  22.6 

Louis  villA.,...  7,121,249  6,7;i9,850  24.6 

MinneapoliB ..  6,459,374  5.707,(i91  12.2 

Omaha   3,619,118  6,134.221  31  3 

Providence...  6,683,500  4,230,200  55.9 

Cleveland   6,927,237  4,510.988  31.1 

Houston*   3,994,567  3,997,843  Nom 

St.  Paul   3,682,626  3,498,961  2.6 

Denver   2,773.5(  1  2,917.472  6  9 

Indianapolis..  4,294,009  3,559,463  19.0 

Uolumbua   3,737,(>(iU  3,271,100  16.6 

Hartford   2,506,677  2,063,699  21.3 

Richmond....  2,328,;^99  2,098,184  11.0 

Washington...  2,202,512  1,902,084  15.8 

Dallas   2,049,013  1,907,003  7.3 

St.  Joseph. . ..  1,206,747  1,622,646  21.0 

Peoria   2,220,917  2,367,?14  6.6 

Memphis    2,392,802  2,215,663  8.1 

Portland  Or..  1,312,141  1,537,440  14.8 

Rochester   1,595,112  1,645.194  3.2 

New  Haven...  1,674,201  1,398,098  12.9 

Savannah  ....  1,697,870  1,310,261  29.0 

Springfield....  1,623,197  1,190.438  28.6 

Worcester   1,473,032  1,267,209  17. b 

Portland  Me..  1,282,837  1,16',330  11.3 

Atlanta   1,393,126  1,034,547  34.9 

Fort  Worth...  1,156,083  1,022,328  12.7 

Waco*   1,933,128  841,866  119.0 

Syracuse   1,072.261  936,652  16.0 

Des  Moines...  1,377,006  1,160,^82  18.1 

Qrand  Kd^ids  966,673  909,226  5.6 

Seattle   691,390  641,806  9  8 

Lowell   705.802  700,642  Nom 

Wilmington  Del  679,861  621,310  8  0 

Norfolk   898.264  1,C24,748  12.8 

Sioux  Oity...  579,880  773,766  26.0 

Los  Angeles..  1,3(5,887  1,216,301  7.4 

Taooma   608,668  625,602  15.6 

Saginaw   487,387  285,577  71.5 

Spokane   401,896  343,228  17.6 

Jacksonville..  420,325  436.178  2.3 

Lincoln,  Neb.  381,134  430,129  11.6 

New  Bedford..  603,445  456,319  11.1 

Wichita   436,817  466,3  3  7.6 

Birmingham..  371,231  326,640  13.8 

Topeka   332,447  473,573  89.9 

Lexington,  Ky.  368,024  320,324  16.1 

Binghampton.  386,700  401,200  6.0 

Bay  Oity*...  284,630  299.879  5  o 

Fall  River*.,.  673.459  673,514  Nom 

Akron*   246,671  191,237  28.2 

Springfield*..  16^,574  183,752  11.4 

Canton*   196,000  186,689  4.2 

Sioux  Falls*.  65,684  122.129  46.5 

Fremont*,...  83.154  85,282  2.2 

Hastings*   56,874  99,144  43.0 

Chattanooga*.  216,894  206,928  4.3 

Fargo*  ,  166,902  119,851  37.6 

Nashville*   ,0701,646  982,217  8.9 

Qalveston*. ..  4,822,860  4,304,020  11.6 

Salt  Lake  Oity.  1,088,197  1,283,276  16.6 

Rockford   233.073  No  returns 

Helena   488,934  " 

Soranton   714,497  " 

Kalamazoo...  340,477  " 

Little  Rock*..  383,306  " 

Total,  U.S.  $1,127,123,981  $  903,226,646  26.6 

Cities  Exoldg  N.  Y.   446,997,949  421,813,336  10. b 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)  $12,060  006  $11,397,609  6.2 

Toronto        "  6,310.146  6,933,622  6.7 

Halifax.      "  1,366,972  1,254,561  8.8 

Hamilton.    "  .  667.277  703,374  7.1 

Winnipeg.  •'  .  1,048,212  837,672  25.3 

Total,  Oan....      $18,660,2 14  $16,772,977  6.4 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  EMDINO  PBBOXNT- 

MAI  11,  1896.  MAT  11,  1894.  AOS. 

New  fingl'd  States  $116,139,369  $  94,667,883  21,8 


May  18, 189(5 


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Middle 

Soar.hern 

Western 

Northwestern 

Soatbwestern 

Far  Western 


744,270,716 
40,460.933 
42,400,940 
124,770.330 
42,116,816 
20,491,043 


556,011,230 
38,744,053 
37,219,684 
114,884,394 
36,958,063 
22.252,782 

I  900,638,028] 


31.8 
4.4 
14.0 
8.6 
14.0 


8,1 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  May  16. 

Inc. 


$1,129,650,147 
•Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  report  continues  favorable.  The  total  last 
week  for  81  cities  was  132,000,000  larger  than  for  the 
week  immediately  preceding,  and  about  $224,000,000 
larger  than  in  the  corresponding  week  of  1894.  The 
increase  over  last  year  (25.6  percent)  was  the  largest 
percentage  of  increase  this  year.  The  greatest  single 
increase  in  volume  of  clearings  was  in  New  York 
City,  where  the  percentage  of  gain  was  36,5  and  the 
increase,  in  round  numbers,  was  $176,000,000.  This 
is  a  marvelous  jump  in  the  business  of  a  single  city 
for  a  period  of  six  days.  Its  effect  is  seen  in  the  re- 
sult of  the  grand  total  as  compared  with  the  total  ex- 
cluding New  York.  The  percentage  of  gain  for  the 
latter  was  only  10  «,  while  for  the  entire  country,  in- 
cluding New  York,  it  was  25.6.  The  table  of  groups 
shows  the  relative  improvement  of  the  various  sec- 
tions. The  Far  Western  group  fared  badly,  falling 
off  8.1  percent.  Of  the  others  the  Middle  gained  the 
most.  This  is  the  group  that  contains  New  York 
City.  The  New  England  group,  which  contains  Bos- 
ton, came  next,  with  a  gain  of  21.9  percent.  The 
Southern  group  gained  the  least. 

Bankers  in  general  report  business  excellent.  Their 
customers  are  drawn  from  all  classes,  including  job- 
bers, manufacturers,  grain  dealers,  bond  and  stock 
brokers  and  real  estate  agents.  The  markets  are  ac- 
tive; although  prices  fluctuate  more  than  they  did 
last  month,  the  general  tendency  continues  upward. 
Sugar,  pig  iron,  print  cloths,  wire  nails,  flour,  leather 
and  shoes  are  reported  higher  in  price  than  they  were 
a  week  ago.  The  market  for  cotton,  steel 
billets,  cattle  and  lumber  is  firm.  Wheat  and  corn 
have  advanced  considerably  of  late  and  are  likely  to 
keep  up  well  until  the  full  extent  of  the  damage  by 
recent  frosts  is  known. 

Conservative  judges  estimate  that  crop  damages 
have  been  over-estimated.  Fruit  and  vegetables  in 
many  sections  have  doubtless  been  killed,  and  in 
some  localities  wheat  and  corn.  Where  vegetables 
and  corn  have  been  seriously  damaged,  the  crops  will 
be  replanted.  The  average  condition  of  crops  in  gen 
eral.  taking  the  whole  country  through,  is  still  high 
Comparatively  little  damage  has  been  done  south  of 
Iowa,  Nebraska  and  Northern  Illinois.  Last  week's 
Government  report  gives  the  average  condition  of 
winter  wheat  on  the  first  of  May  as  82.9.  In  1894  it 
was  81  4  and  in  1893  only  75  3  on  the  first  of  May.  The 
average  for  Illinois  this  year  is  90,  which  is  a  gain 
over  last  year  and  the  year  before. 

The  condition  of  the  National  Treasury  no  longer 
excites  alarm.  At  present  a  large  deficit  is  accruing 
but  the  receipts  are  increasing  daily  and  it  is  only  a 
question  of  time  when  there  will  be  a  surplus.  The 
present  strait  will  be  tided  over  without  a  resort  to 
borrowing  more  money,  and  the  danger  of  gold  ex- 
ports also  is  past.  Within  the  last  three  weeks 
American  bonds  and  stocks  to  the  amount  of  nearly 
$50,000,000  have  been  placed  in  Europe  by  the  Bel- 
mont-Morgan syndicate,  and  this  movement,  which 
has  been  going  on  for  two  months,  has  kept  the  cur- 
rent of  gold  moving  westward.  It  is  not  likely  to 
turn  back  again  before  fall.  By  that  time  our  crops 
will  have  been  harvested  and  marketed.  From  July 
to  November  our  exports  are  likely  to  be  greatly  in 
excess  of  imports  and  the  balance  of  trade  thus  cre- 
ated in  our  favor  may  be  relied  on  to  solve  the  gold 
problem  temporarily  at  least. 


New  York.... 

Chicago   

Boston  

Philadelphia  . 

St  Louis   

San  Francisco 
Baltimore  — 
Pittsburg  — 
Cincinnati .... 
Kansas  City.. 
New  Orleans. 

Buffalo  

Milwaukee... 

Detroit  

Louisville  ... 
Minneapolis  . 

Omaha  

Providence... 
Cleveland.... 
tHouston.... 

St  Paul  

Denver   

Indianapolis. 
Columbus,  O. 

Hartford  

Richmond... 
Washington. 

Dallas   

Si.  Joseph.... 

Peoria   

Memphis  ... 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester... . 
New  Haven. 
Savannah. . . 
bpr'gfld,Mass 
Worcester. . 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
tWaco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
tFremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
tChattanoogo 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scranton 
Kalamazoo 
tLittle  Rock 


$698,997,382 
91,231,698 
98,188.411 
70,784,394 
25,519,011 
14,276,662 
13,266,878 
13,642  426 
13,294,550 
10,871,116 
7,812  690 
4.480,527 
5,214,775 
6  337,887 
6,929,549 
6  495,594 
3,309,778 
5,546,800 
5,493,031 
4  91X,379 
4,280,528 
2,835,633 
4,568,149 
3,440  700 
2.408,354 
2,198.418 
2,220,449 
2,182,903 
1,308,721 
1,93'^  561 
2,241.113 
1.190,485 
1.515,081 
1,485,447 
1,519,205 
1,608,583 
l,18i,396 
1,139,916 
1,209,000 
1,344,157 
2,055.481 
1,1X0,434 
1,235,983 
861.767 
472,153 
588,690 
644,098 
1,045,332 
573,149 
1,487  371 
608  987 
410,665 
383,318 
380  136 
284,400 
504603 
448  033 
345,666 
357.638 
306  488 
415,500 
281,628 
613  433 
288,173 
346.294 
210,500 
47  200 
67,386 
56  811 
202,195 
J26.733 
372.244 
4  478,950 
1,005,935 
227,146 
680,610 
726.712 
248,243 
247,257 

$1,161,384,506 


Total 

Exclusive  of  New  York  462,3S7,124 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


50.5 
8.5 

21.6 
7.6 
7.6 

4.3 
5.4 

1.3 
2.1 
14  0 

20.3 
13.0 
13.1 
32.1 

25.0 
13.8 
49.6 
26.0 

22.9 

31.1 

6.8 
39  9 
14.7 

4.2 


10.4 
2.4 

33.6 


22.5 
18  6 
145.1 
35  4 
19.4 
6  4 


18  6 

13  8 
20  3 
52  0 
22.3 


17.2 
28  0 
5.2 


9.6 

20.2 
34.8 
l.:s 
26.5 

3.0 


6.1 

15  5 
12.3 

16  4 
4.0 


Dec. 


10.1 


30  7 

9.2 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


4.9 


3.1 
12.5 


3.0 
4.1 
21.0 


10.0 
10,0 


American  ExohanKO  Nat  

A.merioan  Trust  and  Savings... 

A.tla8  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Port  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Bankinsr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

IVIerohants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnat  Oo  ■ 

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


21.8 
25.4 
19.4 

14.6 


7. 
21, 


13.4 
17.3 

5.0 


61.4 

36  3 


5.0 


A  moan  t 

&d1 

Bid 

O&p  Stock . 

D. 

Acked 

1  000  OOn 

7? 

104 

lOSJi 

1  000  000 

6% 

1083^ 

■f-120 

700  00(1 

6% 

126 

500  000 

12% 

t250 

1  000  00(1 

10% 

t275 

2  000  000 

6% 

tl27 

132 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

128 

132 

3  000  000 

12% 

271 

t277 

600  000 

tll2 

fllO 

1  000  000 

100 

3fiO  000 

tl20 

tl46 

222  o;  0 

10% 

2n0  000 

2  000  (00 

l('% 

T350 

500  000 

6% 

1131 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

flOO 

600  000 

20% 

2  0011  000 

12% 

2  000  0(  0 

10% 

163 

162 

1  OCO  (  0' 

S% 

I  (  00  0(  ( 

12? 

t238 

t247 

750  OPO 

8? 

2S0 

t240 

1  00' '  00( 

12% 

tl36 

tl76 

1  ron  00( 

fiso 

200  00( 

6% 

BO')  t'OO 

B% 

tl60 

2  000  (  01 

112 

tll4 

600  000 

200 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

A.m  Brewing  &  Malting  Co  68 

A.m  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  6-20  58   

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  69. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Chicago  k  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  5s  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  5s  1907 

Oommerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  . . . .  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  68..  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  58  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  68  -v„iD 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4^8  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  l8t  M  59  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  5b1900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  Ss  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  os  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amonnt 


i     350  000 
1  260  0()( 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  00(1 
300  000 
681  OOti 

2  206  0(  0 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50( 
400  000 

1  250  000 
250  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'-J 
650  GOO 
600  000 

75  00( 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  000 

1  500  000 
600  000 

1  850  OCO 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  OOC 

1  50n  00( 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


99 


Bid 


100 
10.^% 

68J^ 
45 
101 
■flOH 
102K 

t96K 
TlOO 

tico 


Aeked 


90M 
t90 
991^ 

102K 
tl06i 
t81 


46 
101 M 
tl09i 
102% 
t90 
ICO 

tlOO 
flOli 


93J^ 

94 

83% 

84>i 

50 

■fO 

97% 

■98 

106 

•109 

100% 

100% 

1031^ 

104 

t91  . 

102 

104 

92 

97K 

1021^ 

102% 

1'  0% 

101 

10114 

101% 

96H 

97 

Jacksonville,  Fla.— W.  N.  Coler  &  Oo.  of  New  York  will 
DOW  sell  the  $1,000,000  Jacksonville  municipal  bonds. 
The  proceeds  of  their  sale  are  to  be  used  for  general  public 
improvements  here. 

Waverly,  Iowa. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  question 
Of  issuing  f  EO  OCO  in  bonds,  to  take  up  and  retire  bonds  of 
1870,  which  the  Supreme  Court  has  decided  must  fae  paid 
by  the  oity. 


Wapakoneta,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  May  28  for 
the  purchase  of  $6,000  5  per  cent  one  to  five  year  elec- 
tric light  bonds.    Joseph   Myers.    Village  Clerk. 

Des  Moines,  Iowa. — The  council  has  authorized  the  issue 
of  $44,000  paving  bonds.  The  Finance  Committee  will 
negotiate  the  sale  of  the  bonds.    N.  0.  Martin,  City  Clerk. 

Burgettstown,  Pa. — At  the  special  election  held  at 
Burgfcttstown  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  bonds  for  the  erection 
of  a  new  sohooihouae,  the  vote  was  in  favor  of  the  issue  of 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $8,0C0. 

Sparta,  Wis. — The  city  council  has  not  sold  the  4  per 
cent  bonds  issued  to  complete  the  water  system.  An  elec- 
tion will  be  called  to  vote  on  the  proposition  to  change  the 
rate  of  interest  to  5  per  cent. 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Cal  and  O  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co.. . 
Chi  Brew'g  <fc  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"  QasCo   

"      Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  

In  Peck  <fe  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«  ck  ^  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amonnt 

AdI 

Cap  Stock. 

D 

Bid 

Asked 

$  1  250  000 

8% 

tll5 

6  000  000 

38 

3  669  660 

65 

65^ 

10  OnO  000 

46 

46 

1  000  00( 

2  OOC  OOf 

t8 

£626  0<iO 

"n 

14 

£625  000 

8% 

29 

tso 

£200  COO 

\0% 

441^ 

45K 

£200  000 

»% 

51  H 

52 

7  600  000 

12H 

9  000  OPO 

12% 

333 

340 

500  000 

25  000  0^0 

1  000  000 

5« 

3  280  20(' 

12% 

165 

tl65 

9  000  000 

10% 

131 

131H 

50  noo  OOi 

10  OOfi  000 

15% 

15H 

£450  000 

£400  000 

17M 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  18, 1896 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld. , . 
P.  Sohoenhofeo  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Bisonit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pallman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Onaraotee  and  TrnstOo. 

Traders'  Insnranoe  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Obi  cage  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 
 o  

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


£775  000 

7? 

til 

tl2 

£776  000 

8? 

30V^ 

32=!^ 

£200  000 

7« 

20 

£200  000 

7% 

43M 

*8M 

10  000  000 

B9H 

60 

500  000 

t610 

teoo 

5  600  000 

12% 

28634 

288 

2  600  000 

7% 

119 

120 

18  000  000 

t23i^ 

t25 

30  000  OCO 

H 

tl64 

4  000  oon 

15 

16K 

1  000  000 

7% 

t55 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

600  oon 

m 

1  260  000 

13  189  000 

9? 

124 

126 

2  250  000 

t60 

t67 

Am  Straw  Board  371-^  Diamond  Match  Co,  111.131 

Cal  &  Ohi  C  A  D  Oo  62^  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .16% 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  12     Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  . . . .  11 W 

''        "  Pfd....29>^       «  "  Pfd.29g 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  42     NY  Bisonit  Co  69i| 

"      Pfd.  61      NOhiStRR  286M 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  74^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  . .  .14 

Ohi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co....  11^  W  Obi  St  R  R  \2i% 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  May  I  1,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

50— ao't  361^ 

NATIONAIi  BAILWAY  CO. 

3  120 

NBW  XOBK  BIBOUIT  00. 

100  60 

OHI.  OITT  b'i. 

12  335 

OKNTBAL  tTNION  TEL.  00. 
10  46% 

6  461^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 
50  1301^ 

50— ao't  131% 

60— ao't  131^ 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  DOOE. 

10  eij^ 


OHI  AND  S  S  BAP  TBAN  00. 

1"0  121^ 

50 — aoot ....    ,  12 

60— ao't  121^ 

150 — ao't  luj^ 

60— ao't  12% 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  CO. 
2  286 

10  2863^ 

300~-Bo't   2871^ 

60— ac't  287% 

50 — ao't  287^ 

100— ao't  287^ 


250— ao't 
150— ao't 


,288 
.288)^ 


24 


200— ao't  63 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

60  16 


123 
1233^ 
123% 
124 
1233^ 
123% 


W  OHI  8TBEET  B  E, 

16  

50  " 

50   

25  \ 

100 — ao't  

60— ao't  .'. 

100 — ao't   12331 

25  \h%    60— ao't  123^ 

59  163^  450— ac't  124 

20  15%  300— ac't   ] 

^31  If3^  460— ao't  'l24U 

200— ao't  14^  100— aoot   1245^ 

100— ao't  16%    60— ac't  ■/  124^ 

60— ac't  15>^    60— ac't  125 

Monday,  May  13,  1895. 


OHI.  CITS  b't. 

2  336 

stebet's  w.  oab  line. 
70  16 

aXNTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

23  46% 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00, 

72  60 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  CO,  ILL. 

1  131 

A   ,  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
103  351^ 


ELEVATED  B,  B< 




OANAL  ft  DOCK  CO. 
 64 


LAKE  ST. 
60  

5  

10  ::i5 

200— ao't  ny 

3O0— ac't  16 

OHI.  ft  8.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
J52  iij/ 

^11  IIM 

25  11% 

120   12 

27  .■!'.!l2l^ 

900— ac't  

100— ac't  iisl 

350— ac't  11^ 

100 — ac't  11% 

260— ao't  12 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

50  123 

125  123^ 

150  123 

10  124 

26  1243^ 

25  124% 

850-ac't  123>1 

641^  500— ao't  ]23% 

64  j|  100  -ac't  123% 


.36 
.36 


20  

100— ao't  

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

200  286 

260 — ao't  287 

50 — ao't  2873^ 

50— ao't  287% 

160— ao't  2873^ 

50 — ao't  288 

OAL.  ft  OHI 

34  

20.  ... 

10  

50— ao't  63%    60— ao't  123% 

160— ao't  63%  200— ao't  124 

800— ac't  64  2(10 — aoct  1243.^ 

350— ao't   64^  200— ac't  124 14 

200 --ao't  641^    60— ao't  124% 

100— ao't  64%    60— ac't  .1243^ 

360— 80't  65     40 1»— ac't  124% 

60— ao't  653^  160— ao't  124% 


Tuesday,  May  <4,  1895. 


stbekt's  w.  oab  line. 


STBEEES'S  W. 

30  


20. 


.16 


.333 


OKI.  OiTT  BAILWAT 

12  

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

60 — a6ot  287 

NEW  lOBK  BISOtJIT  00. 

1*0  60>^ 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 

3  

296  \  36 

160 — ac't  ^36 

OAL,  &  OHI.   OANAL  ft  DOCK. 

10  

13  ' 

10  

26  

10  

1  65 

60— ac't  63% 

100— ao't  64 

60— ac't  ...6H4 

l()f>  af>t  „y 


LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  B. 

66  16 

100 — cash  16 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

20  1303^ 

131 
130 
1303^ 


OAB  LINE. 

 14% 

B.  00, 

 287 

286% 


60  

100— ao't 
60— ao't 
100— ao't  131 

OHI  ft  S,  S  BAP,  TBAN.  00. 

't^^  107  11% 

70  11% 

10  11% 

222  12 

63%  360— ao't  111^ 

64       60— ao't  11^^^^ 

641^  150— ao't  11% 

6434    60— ao't  12 

64%         w.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

132  1233^ 

50— ao't  123% 

100— ac't   12334 

50— ao't  123% 

150— ac't  1233.3 

50— ao't  123% 


NO.  OHI,  ST.  B. 

50  

50— ao't  

100— ac't  ...287 

60-ao't  28734 

50— ac't  287% 

AM.    SIBAW  BOABD. 

70  38 

150— ao't  37 

60— ao't  .'.37}4 

50— ac't  37^ 

OHI.  ft  8.    S,    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

11% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,,  ILL. 

60  1803^ 

322  131 

750— ac't  13134 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B, 

6O34  16 

56  15% 

159  16% 

6 — cash  16% 

200— ao't  15% 

60— ao't  15% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B, 

15  124 

280   12434 

50  124% 

40  124% 

50 -ac't  124 


^"—80'  11?4  160— ao't  1243i 

^f"-"",'^  11%    50-ao't  124% 

100— ao't  12     400— ac't  124% 

60— ac't  124% 

260— ao't  124% 


THE  LOAN  MARKET, 


AM,  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

I-AKB  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

'°  «6>^    30  14% 

OENTBAL  CNION  TEL.  00  61  15 

2  45%  150— ac't  .        !  .15 


100 — ac't....  66      iKo  1  m 

250— ac't  .'!!.* ,'.'65%   BnZ"°.' records  show  an  active  demand  for  loans  on 

4*0^*°.'' 6634  150-ao't 123%  r"^'°^^^  Property  situated  in  and  near  the  down 

 65%  ioo_8o't....  *.!!!  *.!'.!  124     ^^^'^  district.    Among  the  trust  deeds  placed  on  re- 

3C0— ac't  124%  cord  Thursday  was  one  by  John  B.  Legnard  to  E,  G. 

Wednesday    IWIau  ir    i  qor  p'auling  for  $7.5,000  for  Ave  years  at  6  percent,  secured 

Wednesday,  May  15,  1895.  |by  the  leasehold  of  the  northwest  corner  of  River 

and  Dock  streets.  The  ground  has  a  frontage  of  60 
feet  on  the  former,  136  feet  on  the  latter,  a  northeast 
line  of  l.il  feet  and  a  river  frontage  of  40  feet.  It  is 
chiefly  occupied  by  a  new  six-story  office  and  store 
building,  recently  completed  at  a  cost  of  8125,000  but 
this  improvement  does  not  enter  into  the  security. 
27"!!!!!.',".",.'.* 1303/1'^^''  ground  was  bought  last  October  by  Henry  P. 
6..' .'!.'.*".'..",","..'.".■.!.' 130%  Hatch  from  Joel  C.  Walter  for  $120,000:  it  sold  one 

^0— ao't  130%  day  later  to  Owen  F.  Aldis,  for  the  Chicago  Lease- 

450— ao't {3?^  "^"'^  Trustees,  for  $130,000,  and  within  a  week  it  was 
1(0— ao't.! !!  1313/  '^^^^'^  to  John  B.  Legnard  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an 

w  OHI '  STBEET  B '  B       \  ^^^t^l  of  $7,500,  representing  a  capitalization 

75  ]  ;  _j23     of  $150,000. 

50— ao't   *,".!. 122%     Another  downtown  corner,  the  Leiendecker  prop- 

1050— ao't  123     ertyonthe  southeast  corner  of  State  and  Harrison 

JsJZao'f ^^'■^^t*'  25x100  feet,  improved  with  a  four-story  stone 
Q^n~*°',' 250— ao't 12'^  ^^"'■^       ^'^^  building,  figures  as  security  for  a 

350— act  64%  IOC— ao't.,,.  '..*.*.  '.■.'. '128%  |  ^o^n  of  $60,000  for  Ave  years  at  6  percent,  made  by  E. 

G.  Foreman  to  T,he  Leiendecker  estate.  The  corner 
is  to  be  improved,  with  a  handsome  store  and  office 


OHI.  CITY  BAILWAY. 

 333 

CAB  LINE. 

 14 

TBAN.  00. 


stbeet's  W 

25  

OHI.  ft  8.  8  BAP 


60— ac't  11% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 
17  286 

10   28634 

50— ao't  28634 

OAL.  ft  OHI.  OANAL  ft  DOCK 

150 — ac't  64 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
7  130 


J  50— ac't  64%  ooo—ao't  1005/ 

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Thursday,  May  16,  1895. 


NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  CO  . 

6  59 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 

9  130% 

BTBEET's  W  ,    CAB  LINE 

20  14 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
80  36 

10 — cash  36 

NO,  OHI,   ST.  E,  B  00. 

26  , ...  286 

5  289 

60— ac't  287% 

CAL,  ft  OHI.  OANAL  ft  DOCK, 

26  64 

200  64^ 

10 — cash  64 

100— ao't  64 

50— ao't  6434 

60— ac't  64% 

50 — ao't   643^ 

OHI,  ft  8,  s.  BAP.  TraN.  00. 
88  11% 

10  11%  ItQ. 

 IIM  360- 


OHI.  OITT  b't 


.333 
.336 


71  124 

60  12414 

300  124% 

260— aoot  123% 

50— ac't  123% 

60— aoot  123% 

100— ao't  123% 

50 — aoct  124 

ao't  124% 

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,^0-*°i  600-Bo't  124% 

1?°-*°:*  n'/s  60-ao't  ::;i24% 


building. 

Two  big  loans  have  also  been  made  on  north  side 
property.  One  is  of  $50,000  for  five  years  at  5  per 
cent  by  F.  B.  Peabody  to  H.  T.  Thompson  on  40x100 
feet  on  Illinois  street,  between  Dearborn  avenue  and 
North  State  street;  the  other  is  for  $40,000  for  Ave 
years  at  5i  per  cent  by  F.  S.  Winston  to  M.  G.  and 
W.  K.  Nixon  on  100x125  feet  at  the  northeast  corner 
of  Illinois  and  Cass  streets. 
Smaller  loans  are  as  follows: 

H.  N.  Willey  to  F.  B.  Peabody,  part  of  the  trian- 
gular block  bounded  by  Anthony,  Hunt  and  Brooks 
avenues,  $10,200  for  three  years  at  7  per  cent. 

A.  W.  Dixon  to  J.  C.  Hutchins,  117x160  feet  on 
Michigan  avenue,  between  Eighteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth streets,  $25,000  for  two  years  at  6  per  cent. 
L.  Fernbach  to  R.  Grossman,  25x110  feet  on  Cottage 

12  ! 123 34  I  Grrove  avenue,  between  Thirty-eighth  and  Thirty- 

56  123 I  ninth  streets,  $13,000  for  five  years  at  6  per  cent. 


8... 

10... 

LAKE 
16.. 
36... 

60... 
364 .. . 
60... 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 16% 

 1534 

 15%  I 

 16^ 

 16^ 

50— ao't  16% 

200— ao't  15% 

660— ao't  15% 

4£0  -ao't   ..16% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   E.  B. 

20  123 


ARE  HOTELS  EXEMPT  FROM  INCOME  TAXS. 


60— ao't  12 

Friday,  May  17,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAT  00. 

16  20 

OBNTBAL  UNION  TEL  00, 

10  45 


O.  ft  O,  OANAL  ft  DOCK. 

60— ao't  63% 

100— ao't  63% 

160— ao't  64 


The  income  tax  exempts  all  income  in  the  shape  of 
rents,  etc.  from  real  estate.  On  this  subject  a  promi- 
nent lawyer  expresses  the  opinion  that  under  the 
recent  ruling  of  the  Supreme  Court  the  amount 
received  from  the  rental  of  rooms  need  not  be 
included  in  the  return  of  incomes.  According  to 
their  decision  a  direct  tax  levied  on  rents  received 
from  real  estate  is  unconstitutional,  and  the  rent 
received  by  the  hotel  proprietor  for  a  room  in  the 
hotel  is  as  much  entitled  to  exemption  as  the  rent 
that  is  received  by  the  owner  of  the  hotel  for  the 
whole  building. 


Bay  City,  Mich.  —The  conncil  is  seeking  aathoritr  to 
issae  $60,000  City  Hall  bonds. 


May  18, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITSG  JOURNAL*. 


467 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Larger  transaciions  and  a  more  active  interest 
were  characteristic  of  the  real  estate  market  this 
week.  Without  developing  any  big  deals  the  record 
of  the  week  shows  a  healthful  advance  all  along  the 
line.  This  is  especially  true  of  building  enterprises 
and  loans.  The  latter  are  numerous  and  freely  made 
at  moderate  rates  of  interest.  The  activity  in  build- 
ing is  assuming  the  old  proportions  of  the  years  be- 
fore the  World's  Fair.  Architects  and  builders  are 
correspondingly  happy. 

NOTABLE    SALE    OF    A    LEASEHOLD    INTEREST  IN 
DOWNTOWN  PROPERTY. 

The  largest  single  transaction  of  the  week  was  the 
sale  of  the  leasehold  interest  in  the  Chicago  Evening 
Post  Building  for  $200,000.  The  property  is  described 
as  40  by  80  feet,  north  front  on  Washington  street 
80  11-100  feet  east  of  Fifth  avenue,  known  as  premises 
16t  and  166  Washington  street.  The  Chicago  Eve- 
ning Post  Company  transfer  to  Martin  J.  Russell, 
one  of  the  proprietors  of  the  new  Chicago  Chronicle 
It  would  be  useless  to  attempt  to  compute  any  front- 
age valuation  from  this  transaction,  as  the  sale  in- 
cludes the  building  and  contents,  which,  of  course, 
are  of  uncertain  value.  The  ground  upon  which  the 
building  stands  is  subject  to  a  fifty-year  lease  from 
January  20  1890  and  the  building  is  covered  by  a 
trust  deed  to  the  Equitable  Trust  Company  for  $150- 
000.  In  connection  with  this  sale  a  quit-claim  of  the 
east  ten  feet  was  also  flled.  The  deeds  were  signed 
by  H.  H.  Kohlsaat  and  Azel  F.  Hatch  as  president 
and  secretary  of  the  Chicago  Evening  Post  Company 
and  by  Martin  J.  Russell  on  behalf  of  the  Chicago 
Chronicle  Company.  It  is  understood  that  the  new 
company  will  take  possession  at  once  and  that  pub- 
lication of  their  paper  will  be  begun  soon. 

Another  sale,  of  similar  interest,  was  that  of  100  by 
94  feet  on  Fifth  avenue,  :i50  feet  north  of  Harrison 
street,  by  H.  H.  Kohlsaat  to  James  W.  Paxton,  for 
$140,000.  The  proximity  of  this  property  to  the  Har- 
rison street  railway  station,  the  new  and  growing 
wholesale  district  and  the  Metropolitan  railway  has 
caused  it  to  increase  in  value  rapidly.  Fifth  avenue 
throughout  its  entire  length  is  destined  to  be  a  good 
street  for  wholesale  clothing,  dry  goods,  boots  and 
shoes  and  similar  lines  of  business,  and  property  along 
the  street  is  sure  to  advance  rapidly. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Evans  avenue  and  Forty- 
third  street,  100  by  120  feet,  was  sold  for  $90,000. 
Though  this  is  merely  a  nominal  transfer  it  is  of  in- 
terest as  showing  the  relative  value  of  Forty  third 
street  property.  The  ground  sold  is  but  a  block  west 
of  Cottage  Grove  avenue  and  is  in  a  most  eligible  lo" 
cation  for  business  purposes,  being  surrounded  by  a 
fine  residence  district  and  close  to  two  important 
lines  of  transportation.  In  the  same  list  of  transfers 
appears  also  the  sale  of  the  southwest  corner  of 
Evans  avenue  and  Forty-third  street  96  8-10  by  109 
feet  for  $24,000. 

NEW  SUBURB  ON  THE  C,  B,  &  Q. 

West  Grossdale  is  the  name  of  the  new  suburb 
which  S  E.  Gross  has  just  opened  on  the  Chicago, 
Burlington  &  Quincy  railroad  just  east  of  La  Grange. 
It  has  Grossdale  on  the  east.  The  improvements  of 
the  new  suburb  are  of  the  highest  order.  Seven 
thousand  trees  have  been  put  in— four  to  each  25-foot 
lot.  This  is  a  new  departure  in  suburban  tree  plant- 
ing, the  usual  number  of  trees  having  been  doubled 
in  this  instance.  A  beautiful  park  has  been  laid  out 
across  the  entire  subdivision.  The  ground  is  thor- 
oughly drained  by  a  nine-foot  main  sewer  and  ten  to 
eighteen-inch  lateral  sewers.  Nearly  two  miles  of 
macadamized  boluevards  and  streets  have  been  built, 
besides  three  and  one-half  miles  of  concrete  walks. 
The  ilnest  of  boulevard  lamps  and  street  lights  are 
provided.  A  $5,000  depot  has  been  erected.  Lying  as 
this  property  does  between  the  largely  populated  La 
Grange  on  the  west  and  Grossdale  on  the  east,  its  fu- 
ture is  assured.  Stores,  schools  and  churches  are  now 
within  easy  walk  and  others  will  shortly  be  built  on 
the  subdivision,  and  fifty  houses  are  to  be  built  this 
jear. 


THE  LOAN  MARKET  SHOWS  UNUSUAL  ACIIVITY. 

The  J.  W.  Butler  Paper  Company  has  given  a 
trust  deed  for  $80,000  upon  their  property  at  2\Q 
and  218  Monroe  street,  45  by  199  feet,  improved  with 
a  six-story  brick  structure.  The  loan  bears  interest 
at  the  rate  of  41  percent. 

J.  B.  Earl  gave  to  J.  B.  Knight  a  trust  deed  for 
$45,000  on  25  by  105  feet  on  Clark  street,  between 
Van  Buren  and  Harrison,  for  ten  years  at  5i  percent. 

Mr.  A.  Fish  gave  a  trust  deed  to  J  B.  Knight  for 
$40,000  on  25  by  171  feet  on  Michigan  avenue,  between 
Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  streets,  for  three  years  at 
5i  percent. 

John  B.  Legnard  gave  to  E.  G.  Pauling  a  trust  deed 
for  $75  COO  for  five  years  at  6  percent,  secured  by  the 
leasehold  of  the  northwest  corner  of  River  and  Dock 
streets,  improved  by  a  six-story  office  and  store  build- 
ing which  was  recently  completed  at  a  cost  of  $i 25,000. 

The  Leiendecker  estate  has  given  to  E  G  Fore- 
man a  trust  deed  for  $60,000  covering  the  southeast 
corner  of  State  and  Harrison  streets,  25  by  100  feet, 
with  four-story  store  and  flat  building,  the  loan 
running  for  five  years  at  6  percent.  Fuller  particu- 
lars given  elsewhere  in  this  issue. 

STATE  STREET  LEASE— RUMORS. 

Mr.  F.  R.  Otis  has  leased  to  H.  C  Levi,  the  owner 
of  the  Hub  clothing  store,  the  premises  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  State  and  Jackson  streets  for  five  years 
at  $66,000  per  year  or  a  total  of  $330  000. 

RUMORS. 

It  is  rumored  that  a  sky  scraper  is  to  replace  the 
old  Sherman  House,  corner  Randolph  and  Clark 
streets.  They  are  evidently  trying  to  inflate  the 
property  so  as  to  dispose  of  the  great  mortgage  rest- 
ing upon  it,  All  of  the  old  stories  about  the  new  ware- 
houses and  elevators  to  be  built  at  South  Chicags,  are 
being  warmed  over  for  the  "ediflcation"  or  rather 
amusement  of  real  estate  men.  Things  a  year  or  two 
old  are  news  it  would  seem. 

MISCELLANEOUS  REAL  ESTATE  MATTERS. 

Attention  is  again  called  to  the  Arm  of  A.  Lang  & 
Co.,  real  estate  and  rents,  now  at  No.  6302  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  foot  of  Cottage  Grove  avenue  station 
of  the  Alley  "L"  road.  The  firm  consists  of  Messrs. 
A.  Lang  and  John  T.l!^ixon,  both  young  and  energetic 
business  men.  the  senior  member  of  the  firm,  Mr.  A. 
Lang  having  dealt  in  south  side  property  since  1887. 
Their  past  record  recommends  them  to  all  who  own 
or  want  to  own  property  in  their  stronghold.  The 
new  and  spacious  offices  lately  furnished  by  them  are 
a  standing  monument  of  their  success  as  business 
men. 

Mr.  T.  J.  Norton,  successor  to  M.  T.  Cole  &  Co., 
for  many  years  located  at  No.  188  W.  Madison  street, 
will  continue  the  business  of  the  latter  at  the  old 
stand.  Mr.  Norton  will  make  a  specialty  of  collecting 
rents,  paying  taxes  and  selling  west  side  real  estate. 


BOODLINB  IN  THE  SUBURBS. 

In  former  years  the  Journal  undertook  to  expose 
some  of  the  stealing  in  the  suburbs  of  Chicago  but  it 
was  not  liked  by  many  "nice"  people  who  were  mixed 
up  in  the  steals.  In  fact  "boodling"  was  a  common 
thing  in  the  school  house  jobs  fifteen  and  twenty 
years  ago.  All  sorts  of  methods  were  then  employed 
to  fleece  the  tax  pajers.  Directors  and  cleiks  were 
given  a  commission  on  cheap  furniture  that  cost  three 
and  four  times  as  much  as  it  was  worth,  and  certain 
persons  were  paid  salaries  of  $50  a  month  for  clerical 
work,  etc.,  when  their  full  duty  would  require  them 
to  do  the  extra  work.  It  was  never  safe  to  expose 
thieves  and  boodlers  in  Chicago  until  the  Citizens 
Association  and  the  Civic  Federation  were  organized, 
and  now  it  will  be  found  that  some  public  men  will 
not  try  very  hard  to  catch  the  thieves  because  every 
man  who  talks  about  thieves  and  boodlers  is  disliked. 
The  people  of  Maywood  are  accusing  the  ir  officials  of 
corruption.  The  charges  againstsome  of  the  trustees 
arise  from  tha  contract  recently  let  for  the  construc- 
tion of  thirty  miles  of  water  mains.  It  is  charged 
that  certain  officials  peddled  the  agreements  to  do 
the  work  before  the  proposals  were  awarded,  seeking 
a  share  in  the  profits  in  exchange  for  the  favors. 


It  is  Slid  the  original  estimate  for  the  improve- 
ment called  for  an  assessment  )f  $192,000  The  work 
was  given  to  Thatcher  &  Burke  for  $92,000,  but  the 
village  is  said  to  be  still  without  water  service.  It 
has  plenty  of  pipes,  but  nothing  to  put  into  them, 
and  there  is  now  a  necessity  to  raise  more  money  to 
complete  the  woik.  which,  it  is  said,  the  citizens  ex- 
pected to  be  done  by  the  first  expenditure.  It  is  al- 
leged that  there  are  in  existence  letters  from  some  of 
the  officials  agreeing  to  deal  out  contracts  in  exchange 
for  sums  ranging  from  $3  000  to  $5  000  each.  There  is 
talk  of  a  grand  jury  investigation  and  a  request  for 
several  resignations. 

Had  the  same  vigilance  been  exercised  by  the 
citizens  of  Cicero  and  other  outlying  towns  fifteen 
and  twenty  years  ago  millions  of  dollars  would  have 
been  saved  to  the  tax  payers  of  the  county,  who  were 
being  tax  ridden  and  robbed  by  petty  officials.  Let 
the  investigation  proceed  all  along  the  line  Property 
owners  will  profit  by  it. 


INCOME  TAX  OF  PRUSSIA. 


For  the  year  1894-95,  the  sum  raised  in  Prussia  in 
the  nature  of  an  income  tax  amounted  to  $29  04i,084.- 
07.  It  was  assessed  upon  2,520,930  taxpayers  (legal 
persons),  of  whom  1,922  were  societies  or  corporations. 
These  latter  paid  $1,845,272  62,  while  the  2,519,008 
individuals  contributed  $2  ,196,811  45. 

According  to  the  rolls,  prepared  in  view  of  the  tax, 
the  number  of  individuals  was  30  387,:^31.  Of  this 
total,  21  :i33,024  were  exempt  because  their  incomes 
were  less  than  900  marks  ($214.20)  or  because  of  their 
foreign  nationality.  The  population  affected  by  the 
tax  included  4,702,582  persons  living  in  cities  and 
4,444  841  residing  in  the  country,  making  a  total  of 
9,147.426  individuals,  represented  by  2,510,00^  tax- 
payers, of  whom  1,476.809  belonged  to  the  cities  and 
1.042,199  to  the  country  districts.  Consequently,  in 
the  city,  each  taxpayer  paid  for  3. 18  persons,  while  in 
the  country  he  represented  4.26  individuals.  The 
estimated  income  of  these  taxpayers  was  a  total  of 
$l,376  78i,>!09  05,  of  which  $936,379,017  56  were  for  the 
inhabitants  of  cities  and  $440,402,791.49  for  those  of 
the  country.  The  average  income  of  all  persons  in 
Prussia,  who  have  an  income  exceeding  900  marks 
(214.20),  is  $634.06  in  the  cities  and  $t2J.57  in  the 
country,  the  general  average  income  for  both  classes 
being  $546.56.  Naturally,  the  importance  of  the 
revenue  varies  according  to  cities  and  districts.  The 
average  calculated  in  each  administrative  district 
runs  from  $.398.17  to  $814.91;  it  reaches  $673.78  in  the 
city  of  Berlin. 

The  tax  assessed  upon  individuals,  amounting  to 
$27,196,811.45,  was  distributed  as  follows:  For  the 
cities,  |iO,094,714.3S;  for  the  country,  $7,102,097.07. 
The  amount  of  tax  of  each  taxpayer  averages  2  15 
percent  in  the  cities,  2  28  per  cent  in  the  city  dis- 
tricts, 1.61  per  cent  in  the  country,  and  1.98  per  cent 
in  general  of  income  declared.  The  tax  per  person 
amounts  to  $1  65  in  the  cities,  $2  32  in  the  city  dis- 
tricts, and  3S  cents  in  the  country;  the  general  aver- 
age is  Sdi  cents  per  person. 

There  were  only  321  296  actual  taxpayers  who  had 
an  income  of  more  than  3,000  marks  ($714),  of  whom 
242,703  resided  in  cities  and  78,593  in  the  country. 
The  entire  total  revenue  of  these  persons  reached 
$656,329,855.15,  and  was,  as  respects  its  source,  di- 
vided as  follows:  (1)  From  per  onal  property,  $211  ,- 
338,095  46;  (2)  from  real  estate.  $176,554,655  59:  (3)  from 
commerce,  indu.-^try,  and  mines,  $227,009  833,06;  (4) 
from  other  lucrative  occupations,  $150,629.37914; 
total,  $765,531,963  25.  From  this  total,  there  must  be 
deducted  $109,202,108.11,  representing  the  interest  of 
debts  and  other  permanent  incumbrances.  The  tax 
upon  these  categories  of  revenue  amounted  to  $19,- 
043,609  07— that  is  to  say,  more  than  two-thirds  of  the 
entire  tax  upon  the  revenue  is  borne  by  taxpayers 
whose  income  is  superior  to  3,000  marks  (*714),  whose 
numbers  amount  to  a  little  more  than  one  per  cent 
of  the  total  population  and  one  eighth  pari  of  the 
grand  total  of  the  taxpayers. 


Fortland,  Ore.— The  Water  Works  Committee  will  issue 
$2i.u,i/Uii  iu  boods  lo  make  farther  extensions  in  the  plant. 


468 


tilfe  Rt3AL  tJStATte  AND  BUlLDmG  JotrttiHAL. 


May  l8,  1896. 


THE  SIGNAL  FOR  IMPROVEMENT. 


The  rivival  of  the  iron  industry  and  the  resump- 
tion of  work  by  numerous  manufacturing  plants  are 
Signs  of  near  future  improvement  in  the  lot  trade. 
When  the  masses  of  honest  laboring  men  are  em- 
ployed they  can  and  will  pay  their  rent  and  thousands 
of  them  will  buy  little  homes  on  easy  payments  and 
others  who  prosper  by  the  workman's  patronage  will 
invest  on  a  larger  scale.  On  the  subject  of  advanc- 
ing wages  the  Times-Herald  of  yesterday  has  the  fol- 
lowing: 

"Business  has  begun  to  boom  all  over  the  country, 
and  the  tendency  of  wages  is  upward.  The  disposi- 
tion of  employers  to  give  their  workmen  the  benefit 
of  this  revival  of  trade  has  been  more  noticeable  in 
the  east  than  in  Chicago  but  leading  local  manufac- 
turers say  that  the  change  for  the  better  is  bound  to 
come  as  soon  as  prices  ai-e  advanced.  Some  industries 
in  Chicago  have  already  passed  thestageof  small  and 
unremunerative  contracts  and  the  workmen  have 
been  granted  small  increases  in  consequence.  The 
end  of  hard  times  and  low  wages  is  approaching,  how- 
ever, and  there  is  every  prospect  that  prices  and  wages 
will  soon  move  upward  in  this  city.  'If  present  con- 
ditions continue  for  a  few  weeks,'  said  one  of  the 
biggest  manufacturers  in  Chicago  to  a  representative 
of  The  Times  Herald  yesterday,  'we  shall  advance 
the  pay  of  our  workmen  all  along  the  line  Every  de- 
partment of  our  great  establishment  will  benefit  by 
better  times.  Confidence  is  being  restored  very  rap- 
idly. There  is  less  of  the  free  silver  feeling,  and  this 
is  in  a  large  degree  responsible  for  the  growing  buoy- 
ancy in  the  business  world.  Unless  all  signs  of  the 
times  are  misleading— unless  the  unexpected  come 
upon  us— better  wages,  better  prices,  and  better 
times  will  be  upon  us  within  a  month.'  " 

The  Journal  rejoices  with  the  Herald  in  this  long- 
looked  for  prosperity. 

COMPLETION  OF  SCHOOL  LAND  VALUES. 


The  work  of  the  committees  appointed  to  value  the 
school  land?  has  been  completed.  Messrs.  Garnett, 
Gary  and  McLaren  the  appraisers,  filed  the  value  of 
the  school  fund  property  with  the  School  Board  on 
Thursday.  There  were  but  ten  leases  to  be  reported 
upon  by  them,  the  others  having  been  filed  several 
weeks  ago,  The  appraisals  will  be  sent  to  the  Board, 
where  they  in  turn  will  be  sent  with  the  others  to  the 
school  fund  committee  to  be  acted  upon  as  the  com- 
mittee sees  fit.  The  leases  reported  upon  Thursday 
are  as  follows: 

Andrew  Cummings  No.  147  Dearborn  street,  $84,- 
000;  formal  appraisal,  $48,000. 

Andrtw  Cummings,  Nos.  151  and  153  Dearborn 
street,  |190,000;  former  appraisal,  $102,000. 

Estate  of  James  J.  Gore,  Nos.  73  and  75  Monroe 
street,  $230,000;  former  appraisal,  $89,628. 

Catherine  Boomer,  James  il.  Van  Vlissingen,  ex- 
ecutor. No.  71  Monroe  street.  $110,000;  former  ap- 
praisal, $48,888. 

George  B.  Jenkinson,  No.  154  State  street,  $50,000; 
former  appraisal,  $67,200. 

Charles  W.  Lasher,  No.  332  Clark  street,  $25,000; 
former  appraisal,  $6,250. 

Charles  H.  Blair,  Nos.  80-100  South  Halsted  street, 
and  No.  181  West  Monroe  street,  $145,000,  former  ap- 
praisal, $102,117. .^0. 

Charles  H.  Blair,  Nos.  166-182  West  Madison  street, 
$180,000;  former  appraisal,  $118,750. 

John  O'Malley,  Jr.,  Nos.  52  58  West  Jackson  street, 
114,000;  former  appraisal.  $fi,000. 

Margaret  Hertz,  Nos.  60-66  West  Jackson  street, 
$20,000:  former  appraisal,  $8  000. 

Edward  H.  Van  Ingen,  southwest  corner  Canal  and 
West  .Tackson  streets,  $40,000;  former  appraisal,  $16- 
000. 

By  a  comparison  with  the  approximate  valuations 
of  the  school  lands  published  in  the  Jotjrnal  nearly 
two  months  ago  the  reader  can  easily  discern  the 
difference  between  a  high  appraisement  and  a  con- 
servative one.  The  subject  is  now  practically  at  rest 
for  the  ensuing  term,  as  these  figures  appear  to  meet 
the  approbation  of  a  majority  of  those  concerned. 

CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  F.  B.  Townsend  has  prepared  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  on  Fifty-third  street,  near 
the  Illinois  Central  Railroad,  for  J.  W.  Johnson.  It 
will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  110  by  76  feet, 
have  pressed  iirick  and  stone  front,  marble  and  tile 
entrances,  Georgia  pine  finish,  steam  heat,  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $40,000.  It 
is  to  be  divided  into  thirty-two  apartments  of  four 
and  five  rooms  each. 

Architect  J.  Eighten  has  prepared  plans  for  a 


double  flat  building  at  the  corner  of  Seventy-second 
street  and  Jefferson  avenue,  for  J.  Chisholm.  It  will 
be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  52  feet,  have 
stone  front,  pressed  brick  side,  black  slate  tower  pro- 
jection, red  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will 
cost  about  $7,000. 

Architect  Thomas  McCall  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
fine  apartment  building  on  Prairie  avenue,  near 
Fiftieth  street,  for  J.  Cormack.  It  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  70  feet,  have  a 
handsome  front  of  stone  and  pressed  brick,  marble 
entrance,  oak  finish,  steam  heat,  and  all  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $20,000.  The  same  archi- 
tect made  plans  for  two  residences  on  Greenwood 
avenue,  near  Sixty-third  street,  for  J.  Cormack. 
They  will  cover  40  by  60  feet,  two  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  have  stone  fronts,  oak  finish,  and  modern 
conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $12  000. 

Architect  Harvey  L.  Page  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
residence  at  Oak  Park  for  Charles  G.  Page.  It  will 
consist  of  cellar  and  three  stories,  52  by  42  feet,  be 
built  of  frame  and  stone,  hive  shingle  roof,  elaborate 
hard  wood  finish,  steam  heating,  electric  wiring,  and 
the  iatest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $10,000. 

Architect  Martin  Carr  has  prepared  plans  for  a  two- 
story  and  basement  addition,  49  by  120  feet,  to  St. 
Agatha's  school  and  convent  on  Kedzie  avenue,  near 
Douglas  boulevard.  It  will  contain  superior's  room, 
community  room,  music  room,  dormitory  and  class 
rooms.  The  addition  is  to  be  constructed  of  hydraulic 
pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone,  have  slate  roof, 
pine  oil  finish,  steam  heat,  and  will  co  t  $13,000.  The 
same  architect  has  also  made  plans  for  a  rear  addition 
to  and  restoration  of  the  main  part  of  St.  James' 
Church  at  Sag  Bridge,  Father  J.  A.  Ballman  pastor. 
It  will  have  a  new  sanctuary,  two  sacristies,  gallery, 
new  hard  wood  finish  and  other  itr  provements,  which 
together  will  cost  about  $16,000. 

Architect  Ahlschlager  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
handsome  building  for  department  stores  on  Ninety- 
second  street,  near  Commercial  avenue,  for  John 
McCabe.  It  will  cover  46  by  124  feet,  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  have  stone  front,  steam  heat, 
electric  light  plant,  p  issenger  elevaior  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $26,000. 

Architect  E.  C.  Healy  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
large  apartment  building  at  the  southwest  corner  of 
Prairie  avenue  and  Forty-sixth  street.  It  will  cover 
sixty  five  feet  on  the  avenue  and  161  feet  on  the 
street,  basement  and  three  stories  high.  The  struc- 
ture will  present  an  attractive  exterior,  to  be  carried 
out  in  pressed  and  ornamental  brick,  stone  and  terra 
cotta,  relieved  by  brick  bays,  have  marble  and  tile 
entrances,  hard  wood  interior  finish  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $85  000.  It  will  be 
divided  into  twenty-four  well-lighted  and  cozy  apart- 
ments of  four  rooms  each,  with  all  modern  conven- 
iences. He  also  made  plans  for  a  block  of  three  flat 
buildings  on  Sixty-fourth  street,  between  Maryland 
and  Drexel  avenues.  They  will  cover  71  by  61  feet, 
two  stories  and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  fronts,  oak  finish,  and  hot  air  stacks.  The 
total  cost  is  estimated  at  $1"<J,000. 

Architects  Frommann  &  Jebsen  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  department  store  building  at  450  to  454 
Milwaukee  avenue  for  Williamson  &  Schroeder.  It 
will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  60  by  120  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  electric  light,  elevator,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $40,000.  The  same 
architects  are  taking  figures  on  a  store  and  fiat  build 
ing  at  862  West  Division  street  for  G.  F.  Mahler.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  with  a  front- 
age of  twenty  five  feet  of  iron  and  plate  glass  for  the 
first  story,  pressed  Prick  and  stone  above,  have  com 
position  roof,  slate  tower  projection,  partly  hard  wood 
finish,  and  will  cost  about  $8,000. 


PLANS  FOR  NEW  HOTELS,  ADDITIONS,  ETC. 

The  magnificent  Raymond  Hotel  at  Pasadena,  Cal., 
owned  by  Walter  Raymond,  of  Boston,  and  valued  at 
$450  000,  was  burned  to  the  ground  last  week.  It  will 
be  rebuilt  at  once.  Address  the  manager.  Gen.  M.  C. 
Wentworth.— Riverview,  L.  I.  The  Locke  Land  Co 
has  been  incorporated  by  the  Brooklyn  Land  Com- 
pany to  establish  a  summer  resort  here,  build  hotels, 
cottages,  etc.— El  Compo,  Tex.  The  contract  for  a  60- 
room  hotel  has  been  let  by  the  Texas  Land  Company. 
— Jackson ville,Fla.  The  well-known  Everett  House  is 
undergoing  extensive  improvements  preparatory  to 
nextseasou's  business —Iowa  City,  la.  The  St.  James' 
Hotel  is  being  remodeled  and  will  be  very  greatly  im- 
proved.—Bancroft,  Mich.  The  Phillips  House  is  to  be 
enlarged  and  improved.— Galesburg,  111.  The  Union 
Hotel  will  be  enlarged  by  a  16-room  addition.— Fort 
Worth,  Texas.  J.  H.  Kernagan,  M.  Hurley  and  J.  J. 
Roche  have  incorporated  the  Delaware  Hotel  Com- 
pany. Capital  stock,  $150,0J0  — Kansas  City,  Kan.  A 
6-8tory  hotel,  to  cost  $30,000,  will  be  erected  at  Six- 


teenth and  Bell  streets  by  the  Kansas  City  Stock 
Yards  Company  for  the  accommodation  of  the  stock- 
men.—Great  Barrriugton,  Mass.  A  fine  3-story  addi- 
tion will  be  erected  to  the  Miller  House.— Hartford, 
Conn.  A  4-story  brick  addition  will  be  erected  to  the 
American  House.— Rochester,  N.  H.  A  large,  modern 
hotel  to  cost  $50,000,  is  projected  for  this  place  by  Mr. 
J.  T.  Dodge.  ■  Full  particulars  will  be  given  shortly. 
— Montivideo,  Minn.  The  Montevideo  Hotel  Com- 
pany, capitalized  at  $50,000,  recently  filed  articles  of 
incorporation.  —  Bayfield,  Wis.  The  Island  View 
House,  on  Chequamegon  Bay,  will  be  under  Mr.  Sam- 
uel E.  Hough's  management  this  year,  who  will  ex- 
pend considerable  money  in  improving  the  property. 
— Mukwonago,  Wis.  Mr.  J.  E  Ennis,  proprietor  of 
Phantom  Lake  Inn,  is  arranging  for  the  erection  of  a 
large  amusement  hall  in  connection  with  the  hotel. 
Other  important  improvements  will  be  made  in  time 
for  June  1.— St.  Louis,  Mo.  Mr.  Adolphus  Busch,  the 
well-known  brewer,  will  erect  a  $60,000  hotel  on  the 
northwest  corner  of  Broadway  and  Pestalozzi  streets 
for  the  accommodation  of  his  employes  only.— New 
York  City.  Mrs  Nettie  A.  Gerlach,  of  the  Hotel  Ger- 
lach,  in  West  Twenty  seventh  street,  has  filed  plans 
for  extensive  alterations  to  be  made  to  that  hotel. 
Estimated  cost,  $150,r00.  The  Greenwich  Wheelmen 
have  leased  the  building,  309  West  Fourth  street  and 
will  fit  up  the  rooms  as  club  quarters. — Jersey  City, 
N.  J.  P.  T  Bowers,  G.  D.  Bushfield  and  others,  have 
organized  the  Hudson  County  Athletic  Club  and  will 
secure  and  flt  up  club  quarters.— Parkersburg,  West 
Va.  Edward  R.  Thornton,  of  New  York,  has  leased 
the  hotel  Blennerhasset,  and  will  extensively  improve 
the  same— Rochester,  N.  H.  A  4  story  addition,  to 
contain  75  rooms,  will  be  erected  to  the  Hotel  Wris- 
ley — Greenwich,  Conn.  The  work  of  tearing  down  Ihe 
famous  Indian  Harbor  Hotel  will  begin  immediately. 
The  erection  of  the  new  residence  for  E.  C.  Benedict 
will  then  be  commenced. — Fargo,  N.  D.  The  work  of 
converting  the  Argus  Block  into  a  hotel  has  already 
commenced.— Worcester,  Mass.  Architects  Fuller  & 
Delano  are  engaged  on  plans  for  an  S  story  brick  ho- 
tel to  be  erected  on  Elm  street  by  Dr  Edward  E. 
Frost  —Chicago,  111.  The  Hamilton  Building,  at  the 
corner  of  Clark  and  Van  Buren  streets,  will  be  con- 
verted into  a  hotel  building.  The  Leland  Hotel  Com- 
pany has  been  incorporated.  Capital  $100,000  In- 
corporators, Chas.  F.  Milligan,  0.  W.  Dabb  and  Wm. 
H.  Moors.— New  Bedford,  Mass.  The  Wamsutta  Club 
house  is  to  be  Improved  by  the  erection  of  an  addi- 
tional story.— Overlook,  Pa.  Work  will  start  at  once 
on  the  new  200-room  hotel,  to  be  erected  for  G.  W.  B. 
Hicks,  of  Philadelphia.  P.  A.  Welsh,  of  4.9  Walnut 
street,  Philadelphia,  is  the  architect  It  will  be  called 
the  Hotel  Overlook,  and  cost  $250,000.— Chicago,  111. 
Plans  are  being  prepared  by  J.  M.  Van  Osdel,  225 
Dearborn  street,for  a  14-story  building,  to  be  erected 
at  the  corner  of  State  and  Rector  streets  for  Charles 
E.  Rector,  the  restaurateur.  Estimated  cost,  $60,000- 
— Larchmonl,  N.  Y.  Mrs.  Charman  has  retained  G 
M.  Huss  to  design  plans  for  a  five-story  frame  hotel, 
to  cost  $30,000.— Atlanta,  Ga.  Dr.  F.  L.  Connolly,  will 
erect  a  new  3-story  hotel.— Philadelphia.  Pa.  The 
dwelling  at  227  South  Broad  street,  has  been  pur- 
chased by  the  Young  Men's  Republican  Club  and  will 
be  fitted  up  for  use  as  a  club  house.— New  Castle,  Ind. 
The  Buney  House  has  been  bought  by  a  new  130,000 
stock  company,  Mr.  Brank  Buney  retaining  a  con- 
trolling interest.  The  hotel  will  be  enlarged  by 
thirty  additional  rooms  and  will  want  furniture.— 
Cairo,  W.  Va.  C.  H.  Scoville  will  erect  a  large  three- 
story  hotel.— Alton,  111,  H.  A.  Fisher  will  build  a 
brick  addition  to  the  tavern,  and  will  want  new  fur- 
niture. —  Marshall,  Mich.  The  Washington  House 
has  let  contract  for  enlargement  and  remodeling, 
doubling  its  size.  Will  want  new  furnishings.— Ches- 
ter, Pa.  William  Higgins  will  enlarge  and  improve 
his  hotel,  corner  Broadway  and  Edgemont  avenue. — 
Cohoes,  N.  Y.  Col.  William  H.  Gwynne  will  erect  a 
new  3-story  hotel,  60x35  feet;  modern  furnishings  will 
be  wanted.— Ligonier,  Ind.  The  Grand  Central  Ho- 
tel has  closed  up  for  repairs  Mr.  Isaac  Loeb,  the 
new  manager,  will  put  in  considerable  new  furniture. 
— Crookston,  Minn.  tVork  on  the  new  Crookston  Ho- 
tel is  progressing  rapidly.— Calumet,  Mich.   The  old 


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469 


Jewell  House  will  be  enlarged  by  an  addition  of  50 
rooms. — Mount  Clemens,  Mich.  A  new  hotel  is  pro- 
jected for  this  place.  It  will  be  erected  on  the  old 
Media  bath-house  property.  —  Revere  Beach,  Mass. 
The  Strathmore  Hotel,  recently  destroyed  by  Are, 
will  be  replaced  by  a  large  bathing  pavilion.— Boston 
Harbor,  Mass.  The  Hotel  Pemberton  is  undergoing 
extensive  improvements. 

Title 

Guarantee 
-"-Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  con.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

T  ransacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  '--  Isstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Tit.es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOUFT  BKBYIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  B/lTES. 
OfFICERS. 

GwTNN  Oabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice  Preet. 
A.  A.  9IEWABT,  Sec'y-   0-  B.  Labbabee,  Treaa. 
Fbabe  H.  SELLBB8,  Irnet  Cffloer. 

REPORT  OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

National  Bank  of  Illinois 

IIS  DEARBORN  ST. 

At  Chicago,  In  tlie  Slate  of  Illinois,  at  close  of  Business 
May  7, 1895. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  discounts  $10,002,868  32 


Overdrafts,  secured  and  unsecured 
U.  S.  bonds  to  secure  circulation,  par 

value  

Other  bonds  

Real  estate  mortgages  owned  

Due  from  national  banks  ..$1,633,031.77 
Due  from  State  banks  and 

bankers   730,680.39 

Exchanges    for  clearing 

houses    643,216.68 

Notes  of    other  national 

banks    120,000  00 

Fractional  paper  currancy, 

nickels,  and  cents   4,986  73 

Specie      2  727,600  00 

Legal  tender  notes   6;5,000.00 

U.  S.  certificates  of  deposit 

for  legal  tenders   280,000.00 


41,284.66 

50,000.00 
200,000  00 
43,320.00 


Redemption  fund  with  U,  S.  Treasurer 
(5  per  cent  of  circulation)   


6,824,515.47 
2,250.00 


Total   $17,164,238.45 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  gtock  paid  in    $1,000,000  00 

Surplus  fund    1,000,000.00 

Undivided  profits,   less   expenses  and 

taxes  paid      279,488.16 

National  bank  notes  outstanding   45,000  00 

Dividends  unpaid    507.00 

Due  to  other  national  banks$3,37 1,426.65 
Due  to   State  banks  and 

bankers..    1,171,656.73 

Individual  deposits  subject 

to  check   9,077,473.67 

Demand     certificates  of 

deposit   694,456  75 

Certified  checks   143,840  06 

Cashiers'  checks  outstanding  380,389.43 

 14,839,243  29 


Total   •.  $17,164,238.45 

State  of  Illinois.  Coimty  of  Cook,  ss.; 

I,  Carl  Moll,  cashier  of  the  above  named  bank,  do 
solemnly  swear  that  the  above  statement  is  true  to 
the  best  t)f  my  knowledge  and  belief. 

_  ^  CARL  MOLL,  Cashier. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me  this  11th  day  of 
May,  1895. 

T  Correct— Attest:  WILLIAM  R.  PAGE,  WALTER 
L.  PECK,  GEO.  SCHNEIDER,  Directors. 


The  New  Monarch  Suburb  of  Chicago. 

The  chance  of  your  Hfe  to  ^et  in  on  the  Ground  Floor  of  one 
of  S.  E.  Gross'  New  Suburban  Towns. 

Eighteen  Towns  Built  and  Sold  by  me  in 
Fifteen  Year,  Every  one  a  grand  success,  and 
West  Grossdale  will  excell  them  all. 

Now  is  the  time  for  you  to  secure  a  great  bargain. 

First  purchasers  in  my  new  towns  have 
invariably  made  large  and  quick  profits  on 
their  small  investments. 


OPENING  SALE  and 
FREE  EXCURSIONS 

Saturday,  May  18,  and  Sunday,  May  19. 

Special  Free  C.  B  &  Q.  Trains  from  Union  Depot,  Canal  and  Adams  Streets, 
at  1 :55  P.  M.  on  both  of  above  days. 


FREE  TICKETS  at  South  Depot 
Gate  at  train  time. 


Your  choice  of  the  whole  Suburb  for 
$200  per  lot  and  upward. 


Easiest  terms  ever  offered; — A  little  cash  down; 
balance  in  very  easy  monthly  payments. 

Bring  $10  with  you  to  depoaite  on  snoli  lot  as  you  may  select. 

West  Grossdale  is  28  minutes  ride  over  the  C.  B.  &  Q.  Ry.;  finest  of 
Suburban  railway  service,  and  cheap  fare.  Bounded  immediately  by  the  vast 
improvements  of  Grossdale  upon  the  east  and  close  to  the  5000-town  of  La 
Grange  upon  the  west.  One  can  almost  throw  a  stone  from  these  $200  lots  to 
property  that  is  selling  for  $50  per  front  foot.  The  improvements  of  this  new 
Monarch  Suburb  are  of  the  highest  order.  Seven  thousand  trees  put  in,  four  to 
each  25-foot  lot.  A  beautiful  park  laid  out  across  the  entire  subdivision. 
Nine-foot  main  sewer  and  ten  inch  to  eighteen  inch  lateral  sewers.  If  miles  of 
macadamized  boulevards  and  streets.  3i  miles  of  concrete  walks.  Extra  flue 
boulevard  lamps  and  street  lights.  New  $5,000  depot  already  up.  Five  houses 
to  be  begun  in  next  fortnight  and  fifty  to  be  built  within  the  year.  Ogden 
Avenue  Electric  Car  Line  when  built  will  bisect  this  property.  High  school, 
graded  schools  and  churches  of  all  denominations  and  stores  and  markets  within 
five  minutes  walk. 


S.  E.  GROSS:  State 


603  604,  605  ard  e06  MASONIC  TEMPLE. 

and  Randolph  Streets*,  Chicago. 


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THE  RtJAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtJHNAt. 


May  18,  1895 


DAVID  BRADLEY  M'F'G  OO. 


WILL  REMOVE  TO 


Mr.  Davi  J  Bradley,  the  oldest  plow  maker  now  living,  who  came  here  in  the  "thirties"  has  seen  the  fruition  of  his  industry  and  hard  work  assume  such 
gigantic  proportions  as  to  actually  force  him  out  of  Chicago;  or,  to  be  a  little  more  explicit,  the  David  Bradley  M'f'g.  Co.,  which  is  the  culmination  of  all  those 
years  of  hard  labor,  finds  itself,  after  half  a  century's  growth,  hemmed  in  with  valuable  properties  which  practically  present  further  enlargement  in  its  present 
quarters.  Although  it  occupies  ground  equal  to  a  block  or  more,  it  nevertheless  finds  it  expedient  to  remove  its  plant  to  Bradley  City,  (formerly  North  Kankakee) 
where  it  has  secured  grciund  amounting  to  about  thirty-six  acres,  and  there,  with  its  buildings  already  erected  and  to  be  erectad  and  with  its  army  of  employes 
and  their  families,  it  proposes  to  stamp  upon  that  locality  the  impress  of  the  energy  and  push  that  has  characterized  its  policy  up  to  the  present  time.  The 
removal  in  no  way  changes  the  proprietorship  nor  management.  Mr.  David  Bradley  will  continue  as  President,  his  son  Mr.  J.  Harley  Bradley  as  Vice  President 
and  Treasurer,  and  Mr.  Geo.  H.  Francis  as  Secretary.  No  particular  change  in  the  line  of  manufacturing  is  contemplated,  except  that  additional  lines  may  be 
added  from  time  to  time  as  the  demands  for  them  present  themselves.  The  old  "Garden  City  Clipper"  Plow— first  made  in  1833.  and  which  has  since  made  itself 
known  the  world  over,  will  continue  to  be  one  of  the  prominent  features  of  the  output. 


that  each  of  the  two  large  buildings  which  are 
stock  will  be  delivered  at  the  engine  room  or  into 

platforms 

and  Iowa  railroad,  the  last 


named  in tPri^^Hn,^^  located  about  50  miles  south  of  Chicago  at  the  junction  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad  with  the  Indiana,  Illinois  £ 

mamifaVtifrfn.^^  Chicago  except  two.    The  town  has  electric  cars  and  is  lighted  with  electricity.    There  are  already  other 

fntnrp  i«  iToif  t^^^       there  and  when  this  company  gets  into  running  order  the  population  of  Bradley  Citv  will  be  3,000  or  more  souls,  aud  as  the  near 

pScally  assured  manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  the  splendid  shipping  and  other  advantages  of  this  location  the  rapid  growth  of  the  town  is 


mannft^^n^r«r=l^^J;  ^f  H  1  °^  ^  ^^^^  ^^^^  0^  interest  to  many  is  the  fact  that  it  leaves  for  rent  some  very  desirable  property  for 

center  fnXl  J^^^  wholesale  jobbers  or  merchants  who  wish  to  get  into  quarters  which  are  rapidly  taking  on  the  character  of  a  jobbing 

N  loffpr^nn         or,          '  ^eeds,  paints,  pipe,  pipe  fittings,  etc.    This  comprises  125  feet  on  N.  Jefferson  street  (53  to  63),  130  feet  on  Fulton,   200  feet  on 

builriinJ^^^^P^nnH  lo^,^;."^^       feet  on  N.  Jefferson  and  150  feet  on  Fulton,  this  last  having  a  street  on  three  sides  of  it.    Wide  alleys  between  these 

lof-atPrt  Hnwf  ^Rr^J^j  n  "  ventillation,  and  furnish  facilities  for  receiving  and  shipping  goods  at  the  rear.   Just  across  the  street  from  this  prot^erty  are  already 

Braslan  ftnn^win        \  i"'  ^i^^  m«rchanis;  Hennion  &  Hubbel,  pumps,  pipe  and  fittings;  John  Lucas  &  Co ,  wholesale  paints  and  dry  colors;  and  ISorthrup, 

and  Iron  Co  a^d  the'lTaS  ^^^^^       establishments  of  Martin  Kyerson  &  Co.,  Jones  &  Laughlins  Co  ,  Scully  Steel 

Ranrir'^l!h^\°rotV"c?,Jl^'^'^'^^^.°u^  ^'^^^^  House,  or  five  minutes  ride  over  the  Lake  street  '  L.,"  Milwaukee  avenue  cable  or  the  Lake  street  or 

bounTd  nn  tin  fi^l  K  I  of  which  pass  the  property.  It  is  near  to  three  of  the  principal  freight  depots  and  not  very  far  from  any  of  them,  and  while 
Dounded  on  two  sides  by  street-car  tracks  the  cars  do  not  in  anyway  interfere  with  the  receiving  or  shipping  of  goods. 

Question    T^hLri^ori^l'^.or'^^^^  without  saying,  and  that  these  buildings  will  be  quickly  rented  when  it  is  known  they  are  in  the  market,  is  beyond 

Anv  infnVmttirfn  t^^^  A  ^^"'""9  SQuare  feet  of  floor  space.  The  building  will  be  refitted,  added  to  or  changed  to  suit  the  requirements  of  desirable  tenants. 
^ay  inrcrmatlon  wanted  concerning  terms  of  rental  of  any  or  all  of  this  property  will  be  furnished  by  the  Company  if  addressed  at  their  Office 

63  N.  Dcsplaincs  Street,  Chicag;©. 


May  16,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


471 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
May  16,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   317  12,214.082 

Olty,  under  $1,000    87  53,623 

County   82  15^,271 

Total   $2,462,876 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  May  17,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Oltj,  over  $1,000                            344  $2,989,284 

Olty,  under  1,000                          Ill  74,633 

Oounty                                        128  362,712 


Total   678 


$3,426,629 


Aberdeen  st,  s  w  oor  of  6Cth,  e  f  481^x124; 
May  13.  8  Qliokaaf  to  I  N  HarpmaDn 

 $2,200 

Aberdeec  st,  166  ft  s  of  Rlat,  w  f  35x125; 

Apr  1 .  L  Epstein  to  W  L  Doyle. . .f  1.000 
Adama  st,  631  ft  e  of  Uoman  av,  s  f  101 
85-100x180%;  May  14.  J  Downey  to  O 

E  Green  « 1 5,000 

Adams  st,  265  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  o  f  33x 
15  >;  Apr  36.  L  D  Hammond  to  TOS 
Lowe  f  18,000 

Adams  st,  226  ft  w  of  W  4l8t,  %f  25x121 ; 
Apr  29.  0  B  Braokett  to  E  T  Webb.|l,300 

Adams  st.  3G0  ft  e  of  St  Lonis  av,  s  f  25  x 
IfO;  May  16.  K  L  Mnrray  to  W  W 
Thomser  .'.  |3,625 

Ada  st,  172  ft  n  of  70tb,  e  f  50x124;  May 
9.  \  Wisdom  to  O  M  Leitoh  f  5,000 

Albany  av,  loO  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  1.  Mast  iu  Oby  to  Village  Loan 
and  Bailding  Assooiation  fl,128 

Armitage  ay,  24  ft  e  of  Campbell,  n  f  4dx 
126;  May  6.  M  Landfield  to  D  0  Batts 
 $14,700 

Aeblaod  av,  47  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  25x121, 
and  other  ppty;  May  13.  0  Ganger  to 
L  Gieseke  fl  600 

Ashland  ay,  206  ft  s  of  62nd  at,  e  f  60x 
121;  May  9.  J  B  Brooke  to  0  O  O'Neill 
 $16,000 

Ashland  av,  175  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Oot  15,'94.  M  BalliD  to  M  F  Swartbort 
 $1,3(0 

ABhUnd  av,  225  ft  s  of  54th  st,  e  f  25x121; 
May  4.  F  Galvin  to  W  Barthel  $1,500 

ABhland  ay,  400  ft  s  of  39th  st,  w  f  50  x 
lB6;Jane  11,'94.  Mast  in  Ofay  to  G  A 
Whitmore  $1,227 

Aago'tta  st,  n  e  oor  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
471^x124  68-100;  May  14.  H  Beisohe  to 
A  H  atephani  $3,f0J 

Aoslin  av,  96  ft  e  of  Paalioa  at,  s  f  40x 
100;  Mar  1.  R  A  MoOoy  to  J  A  Anderson 
   $7,000 

Avers  av,  199  ft  n  of  Ohio  at,  e  f  24x121; 
Apr  17.  Q  W  Bnrohard  to  O  W  Baroh- 
ard  Jr  $4,500 

Bank  st,  n  e  oor  Astor,  s  f  30x100  78-100, 
and  other  poty;  Apr  25.  3  L  Hoagbte- 
liDg  to  J  a  Canfiel  1  S43,CO0 

Bank  st,  n  e  oor  Astor,  s  f  30x100  78-100, 
and  otner  ppty;  Apr  29.  J  U  Canfield 
to  L  P  Honghteliog  $40,OfO 

Belle  Plaine  av,  166  ft  w  of  Western,  u  f 
26x125;  May  6.  P  Olson  et  alto  J  P 
Jensen  $2,  00 

Belmont  av,  125  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  26 
xl05:  May  8.  L  Henry  to  J  aiblin.$4,f  0  < 

Bismarok  st,  141  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f 
25x124;  May  10.  J  D  Tborell  to  A  New- 
ton $7,(00 

Blanohard  av,  1(1  ft  n  of  50th  at,  w  f  32.9 
X125.66;  May  13.  N  Klein  to  J  Klein 
  $8,00, 

Bine  Island  av,  290  ft  n  e  of  12tb  st,  n  w 
f  24x100;  May  10.  A  Laner  to  F  Zellin- 
ger    $5,000 

Bond  av,  210  ft  n  w  of  74tb  at,  e  f  26x195; 
Deo  27,'94.  M  I  Darling  to  H  E  Yoong 
 $1,800 

Bond  av,  235  ft  n  w  of  74th  st,  e  f  26x196; 
Deo  27,'94.  H  E  Yonng  to  M  I  Darling 
   $1800 

Brown  st,  116  ftn  of  Maxwell,  w  f  15x100; 
May  7.  W  Oarmody  to  C  Zitenfield  et  al 
 $3,625 

Bryan  av,  2u()  ft  e  of  Forest,  s  f  60  x  150; 
May  6.  W  H  Fargo  to  P  Snllivan.  .$1,360 

BookiDgham  dI,  361  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  n 
f  25xl243i;  Apr  8.  E  Wittbold  to  W 
Nelson  $2,125 

Borchell  av,  208  ft  a  of  Diversey,  e  f  26x 
125;  May  1.  C  E  Cessna  to  Q  F  Peter- 
Bon  $2,800 


Burlington  at,  372  ft  n  of  181b,  e  f  24x 
105li;  May  13.  F  Poloana  to  V  Benesch 

 $3,000 

California  av,  premises  No  44, 17)^x126}^; 
May  10.  W  M  Reid  to  F  E  Jone  ....  $6,000 

California  av,  108  ft  s  of  Hnmboldt,  w  f 
25x125;  May  6.  J  O  Wetherbee  et  al  to 
GEGnndling  $1,250 

Oalnmet  av,  249  ft  a  of  50tb  at,  w  f  25x 
127;  Apr  30.  G  Lyons  to  E  M  Griffin 
 $11,500 

Campbell  av,  50  ft  a  of  Wabanaia,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  13.  New  Fort  Dearborn  Bnild- 
ing  ±  Loan  Aaan  to  O  F  Cbriatianson 
 $3,000 

Campbell  av,  225  ft  s  of  Potomac,  w  f  25 
xl26;  May  1.  F  Wiloke  to  J  0  Walledom 
 $2,500 

Canal  at.  375  ft  s  of  30th,  w  f  25  x  100; 
Sept  15,'94.  G  P  Davis  to  J  Jinkenson 
 $2,800 

Oarpeuter  st,  147  ft  a  of  68th,  w  f  25x125; 
May  9.  E  Oastatson  to  A  E  Anderson 
 $4,000 

Carpenter  st,  ^6  ft  n  of  52nd,  w  f  25x125; 
May  2.  M  McLinden  to  T  Brady  .$1,CC0 

Carpenter  st,  350  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  30x124 }4 ; 
Jane  14,'94.  H  MoCormiok  to  P  A  Han- 
sen $2,200 

Carpenter  st,  250  ft  a  of  62nd,  w  f  26x125, 
more  or  less;  May  10.  C  W  Senfert  to  H 
Kammert  $1,350 

Central  Park  av,  50  ft  a  of  Ohio  at,  w  f 
50x119;  Nov  33,'94.  0  T  Farson  et  al  to 
B  A  Roasell  $2,700 

Central  Park  av,  216  ft  s  of  12th  st,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Apr  16.  J  H  Sanborn  to  0  H 
Neeley  $1,7C0 

Champlain  av,  199  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  aox 
124  8-l( ;  May  9.  L  A  Clark  to  0  H 
Clark  $2,500 

Cherry  pi,  154  ft  e  <A  Perry  av,  n  f  27i^x 
100;  Jan  18.  A  Larson  to  A  E  Henriksen 
 $2,5(10 

Chestnat  st,  214  ft  e  of  Dearborn  av,  8  f 
34il20;  MayU.EK  McDonald  to  E 
Smith  $30,500 

Chicago  av,  124  ft  e  of  California,  s  f  24x 
125;  Nov  20,'94.  M  Kalb  to  J  Kalb. $1,800 

Chicago  av,  75  ft  w  of  Glenwood,  a  f  25x 
125;  May  14.  A  H  Stephani  to  H 
Riescbe  $8,000 

Chicago  av,  54  ft  w  of  Noble  st,  n  f  25x 
123;  May  10.  I  EhJioh  to  T  Haase. $3,000 

Chicago  av,  676  ft  e  of  St  Clair  st,  n  f  15 
X  130;  May  15.  M  Torloy  to  I  Hanson 
 $10,000 

Clark  st  N,  s  e  oor  Balmoral  av,  w  f  fOx 
125;  Apr  30.  M  St  P  Thomt.8  to  J  B 
Brosseao  $3,200 

Clark  at  N,  138  ft  a  of  Goethe,  w  f  26x159; 
May  1.  F  Hoist  to  W  Sarta  $7,000 

Clark  st  N,  aame  ppty;  May  10.  W  Santa 
to  K  Hoist   $7,0C0 

Clark  st  N,  126  ft  s  of  Sherman  pi,  e  f  26x 
126;  May  16.  A  E  d'Evers  to  R  Sobon- 
beck  $12,600 

Clark  st  N,  412  ft  n  w  of  Sheffield  av,  a  w 
f  25x100,  more  or  leas.  May  11.  N  Erike- 
aon  to  L  K.-anae   $2,000 

Olark  st  N,  276  ft  n  w  of  Garfield  av,  a  w 
f  24x125;  .ilay  7.  E  H  Fischer  to  Ger- 
man Evangelical  Latheran  St  Jamea' 
Congregation    $1,000 

Clybonrn  pi,  178  ft  w  of  Elston  av,  s  f 
65>^xlS0;  May  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  N 
Godfriaox  $1,814 

Colorado  av,  100  ft  s  w  of  Troy  st,  n  w  f 
25x125;  Feb  28.  H  F  Wilson  to  F  C 
Moberg.-  $2,500 

Commercial  av,  IfO  ft  a  of  101st  st,  a  e  f 
25x125;  Apr  30.  M  B  Walsh  to  N  M 
Thompson   $1,(00 

Cottage  Grove  av,  192  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f 
48x130;  Apr  1.  S  8  Horlbat  to  F  Dahlin 
 $6,800 

Crescent  road,  n  w  oor  Fountain  av,  s  f 
125x160;  Apr  19.  Title  Gaarantee  and 
Trust  Company  to  W  R  Baroh  ...$3,750 

Cromwell  st,  60  ft  a  of  Rhine,  e  f  25x115; 
May  6.  W  Heinemann  to  L  Scala.  .$1,760 

Dearborn  st,  27  tt  n  of  W  57th  pi,  e  f  26x 
99;  Apr  26.  P  E  Fitzgerald  to  H  A  An- 
derson  $2,700 

Dearborn  st,  225  ft  a  of  29th,  w  f  25x110; 
May  9.  C  Lintner  to  First  German  Bap- 
tist Church  $4,5' 0 

Dania  st.  261  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av,  w 
f  24x124;  May  11,'93.  J  N  Sullivan  to  J 
M  Strauoh  $3,300 

Dania  av,  26  ft  n  of  Hirsohst,  e  f  25x126; 
May  7.  A  Segadelli  to  F  Bloom  $2,260 

Dearborn  st,  266  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25  ft 
through  to  Vinoennes  av.  May  15.  M 
Clark  to  J  O  Connor  $1,660 

Dearborn  st,  168  ft  n  of  37th,  e  f  24x123; 


May  6.  J  W  Stougbton  to  C  W  Mills 

 ^  $3,'i00 

Desplaines  st,  74  ft  n  of  52nd,  e  f  25x125; 

Apr  24.  C  Hogland  to  M  0  Day..  .$1,600 
Division  at,  175  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  60x120; 
Apr  22.  J  M  Pedersen  to  A  Wallbnrg 

 $6,000 

Dobson  av,  162  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  May  14.  J  L  Carnigie  to  J  R 
Bray  ley  *2,800 

Drexel  blvd,  138  ft  n  of  47th  st,  w  f  79 
65-100x230;  Mar  28.  J  G  Shedd  to  M 
Hark   $40,000 

Drummond  av,  50  ft  s  of  Cortez  st,  w  f  25 
xl27;  May  6.  J  Olsen  to  8  Troy  et  al 
[  $7,0CO 

Eighteenth  st  W,  166  ft  w  of  Ashland  av. 
sf  25x125;  May  11.  M  Kesbat  to  A 
Kesbat  $2,2(j0 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  116  ft  w  of  Johnson  at, 
n  f  24x96;  May  7.  J  Brassel  to  H  Brassel 
 $1,600 

Eighteenth  st  W,  126  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f 
25x125;  Apr  4.  J  Veasak  to  J  F  Jaokow- 
aki  *7,000 

Eighty-sfcventh  pi,  171  ft  w  of  St  Law- 
rence av,  s  f  60x125;  Apr  16.  S  E  Gross 
to  A  Fahey  $1,200 

Elizabeth  st,  224  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  25x124; 
May  14.  F  M  Bell  to  M  0  Stough.  .$5,000 

Elk  Grove  av,  167  ft  u  of  Bloomingdale, 
e  f  24x125;  Apr  4.  0  B  Donovan  to  A  0 
Maynard  $2,000 

Ellis  av,  242  ft  s  of  75th  st.  e  f  25x125; 
May  1.  E  Carlson  to  Indiana  Lime  and 
Sand  Co  P  l'^" 

Emerald  av,  225  ft  s  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x 
115;  May  8.  R  Fisher  to  R  B  MoGill 
 $2,200 

Erie  Vt.'  gVp  'ft  e  of  St  Clair,  a  f  25x100; 
Apr  5.  0  Patt  to  E  A  Abrams  $5,000 

Erie  st,  1,376  ft  e  of  8t  Clair,  n  f  26x100; 
May  13.  J  E  Applegate  to  M  L  Berg- 
eron ,  $10,000 

Esmond  av,  134  ft  n  of  Meadow  st,  w  f  60 
xl50;  May  1.  8  Pick  to  M  D  flastetter 
 $2,CO0 

Evanston  av,  144  ft  s  e  of  Grace  at,  s  w  f 
200x2241^;  May  11.  M  J  Dewald  to  R 
Wosllick  $39,000 

Evanston  av,  221  ft  s  e  of  Cornelia,  e  f 
60x320,  more  or  less;  May  14.  W  Hod- 
son  to  P  F  Carroll   *8,C00 

Evans  av,  n  e  oor  43rd  st,  w  f  100x120; 
May  11.  A  L  Patterson  to  F  D  Patter- 
son  $90,000 

Evergreen  av,  140  ft  w  of  Fairview,  n  f  25 
X  129;  Sept  28,'94.  0  Lamitsen  to  F  D 
Rolling  ,  |1,000 

Fairfield  av,  175  ft  n  of  Weaton  st,  e  f  25 
xl60;  May  1.  8  Pick  to  M  D  Hastetter 
 $1,000 

Far  well  av,  2.5  ft  n  of  69th  at,  w  f  25x 
122;  May  14.  C  O'Donnell  to  L  Ander- 
son $2,200 

Fifth  av,  25 )  ft  n  of  Harrison  at,  w  f  100 
x94;  May  10.  Herman  H  Kohlsaat  and 
wife  to  Jamea  W  Paxton  $140,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Paulina,  s  f  32x132; 
May  7.  E  Galvin  to  R  Gregory  $2,600 

Fifty-ninth  at,  n  e  cor  Carpenter,  a  f  57 

7-  10x125;  Mar  11.  J  B  McDonald  to 
Swedish  Mission  Church  of  Englewood 

 $2,800 

Forest  av,  276  ft  a  e  of  91st  st.  n  e  f  25x 
164;  May  6.  G  P  Richardson  to  W  A 
Stanton    *1,200 

Fortieth  av  N,  75  ft  n  of  Qlenview  at,  w  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  May  13.  C  P 
Graham  to  0  A  Katz  $12,600 

Forty-first  av  N,  s  w  oor  Bryon  st,  e  f  44x 
173>^;  May  9.  0  A  Day  to  W  O  Jordan 
  $3,500 

Forty-first  at,  s  e  oor  St  Lawrence  av,  n  f 
21  66-100x121;  May  8.  D  G  Bardon  to 
G  D  Bardon  $1,000 

Forty-third  st,  140  ft  e  of  Wentworth  av, 
n  f  48>^xl24;  May  3.  E  Otto  to  T  F 
Stofifregen  $11,0C0 

Forty-third  av  N,  197  ft  a  of  Montrose,  e 
f  ie0xl50;  May  9.  W  C  Jordan  to  0  A 
Day  $2,6CO 

Forty-third  av  N,  n  w  oor  Oosgrove,  e  f 
50x144;  May  13.  A  H  Hill  to  M  A 
Mackay  $1,000 

Forty-third  st,  s  w  cor  Evans  av,  n  f  96 

8-  1(1x109;  May  10.  L  S  Belding  et  al  to 

A  M  CarletoD  .,.$24,000 

Forty-fourth  st  W,  s  w  oor  Owasco.  e  f  633^ 
xllO;  May  7.  M  Watson  to  B  E  Faasoh 

 $2,(  00 

Forty-fifth  st,  a  w  cor  Champlain  av,  n  f 
27>^xl20;  May  11.  A  h  Patterson  to  F 

D  Patterson  $30,000 

Forty  sixth  st  W,  17  ft,  more  or  leas,  w  of 
Union  av.n  f  33x125;  Feb  16. 1  8  Haines 


to  M  F  PryoB   ...$2,e00 

Forty-seventh  pi  W,  150  ft  w  of  Aberdeen 
st,  8  f  50xl2t);  May  1.  J  L  Lorscheider 

to  E  Carl->on   $1,600' 

Forty-eighth  st,  144  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f 
24x125;  May  9.  M  Hughes  to  E  B  Healy 
 $3,600 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  174  ft  e  of  Laflio  st,  s 
f  25x126;  Deo  15,'90.  C  J  Vopioka  et  al 
to  J  Gresnowski  $1,300 

Forty-ninth  st,  230  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  8  f 
25x125;  Mar  29.  T  J  Leonard  to  C 
Rubens  $9,500 

Fox  8t,  120  ft  B  of  32nd  pi,  w  f  72x124; 
Mar  29.  J  Miller  to  W  Miller  $3,600 

Fremont  at,  240  ft  8  of  Willow,  w  f  2tx 
1243^;  May  11  M  Austalt  to  A  Droxler 
 $3,000 

Fullerton  av,  50  ft  w  of  Sacramento,  s  f 
25x125,  and  other  ppty;  May  14.  E8 
Cnmminga  to  0  E  Oonley  $9,000 

Fulton  st,  127  ft  e  of  8  47th  av,  n  f  25x 
108;  June  30,'94.  J  J  Rigney  to  J  H 
Kennedy  $3,f  OO 

Qano  st,  100  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  a  f  25x 
124)^;  May  14.  E  Burna  to  T  O  Spauld- 
ing  $7,500 

Garfield  blvd,  s  e  cor  Sangamon  st,  n  f  25 
xl50;  Mar  20.  M  D  Hathaway  to  B 
Erenwald  $2,8C0 

Gerard  st,  197  ft  e  of  90th,  e  f  50x125; 
May  10.  H  I  Croft  to  C  Croft  $1,000 

Grace  st,  139  ft  e  of  Rookeby,  s  f  30x125; 
May  15.  A  J  Kennedy  to  J  D  Long. $2,300 

Grand  blvd.  376  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  21>^x 
132;  Apr  26.  A  B  Cody  to  L  D  Hammond 
 $18,000 

Grand  av,  a  e  cor  Division  st,  s  w  f  103x 
80x150,  and  other  ppty;  May  10.  J  B 
Fitzgerald  to  J  T  Fitzgerald  $?,50n 

Green  Bay  av,  175  ft  s  of  90lh  st,  w  f  15x 
140;  May  7.  P  J  Carey  to  M  Carey. $1,200 

Grenshaw  st,  82  ft  e  of  Spaulding  ar,  n  f 
371^x125;  May  11.  B  Zimmerer  to  F 
Koenig  $7,(00 

Grenshaw  st,  same  ppty;  May  11.  F 
Koenig  to  L  Zimmerer  $7,000 

Greenwood  av.  240  ft  a  of  49th  pt,  w  f  67x 
297;  Sept  26,'94.  Olara  E  Turner  and 
husband  to  Mary  D  Turner  $25  000 

Greenwood  ay,  same  property  as  above; 
May  14.  Mary  D  Turner  to  M  0  Neely 
 $30,000 

Greenwood  av,  140  ft  a  of  49th  st,  w  f  5Cx 
297;  May  10.  J  McConnell  et  al  to  S  E 
Gill  $11,250 

Halsted  st,  423  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  S7%xl2R%; 
Apr  6.  G  R  Taylor  to  T  MoMahon  $3,600 

Halsted  st,  375  ft  s  of  69tb,  e  f  50x117  8-10; 
May  8.  O  E  Bcgstrand  to  A  W  Greene 
 $25,0CO 

Halsted  at,  58  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  100x134; 
May  3.  E  Otto  to  T  F  Stoffregen .  $13,5C0 

Haleted  st,  260  ft  n  of  Olst,  e  f  48x125; 
Apr  12.  W  T  Church  to  J  Schneider 
 $5,300 

Halsted  st,  499  ft  n  of  Willow,  w  f  24x131; 
May  14.  M  S  hlitz  to  A  J  M  Bochum 
 $4,4(0 

Hamlin  av,  14C  ft  a  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  25x 
175;  May  15.  G  Nelson  to  B  Pearson 
 $2,000 

Harding  av,  141  ft  n  of  Park,  e  f  23x125, 
more  or  less;  Apr  2.  W  R  Langor  to  J 
R  Langor  $4,(  00 

Harding  av,  166  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of  Lake 
st,  e  f  23x125,  more  or  less,  und  14  i'^''; 
Apr  2.  ;V  R  Langor  tc  J  Langor .  .$1,000 

Harrirton  at,  124  ft  w  of  W  4ith,  n  f  25  x 
125;  May  1,  R  E  Fishbum  to  E  Turner 
 $l,0CO 

Heald  FtVi74  ft  a  of  59th,  e  f  29x124;  Apr 
26.  O  H  Nix  to  L  J  Sutherland  $4,000 

Hermitage  av  N,  241  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f 
25  X  125;  May  14.  J  N  Rolf  to  K  F  A 
Mehlhorn  $3,100 

Herndon  at,  n  e  cor  School,  w  f  24x125; 
May  3.  J  Bobel  to  L  Lntz  $7,500 

Hollywood  av,  191  ft  w  of  Ashland,  s  f  50 
xlOS}4;  May  4.  L  Soala  to  W  Heine- 
mann  $1,750 

Homan  av,  n  e  oor  25th  st,  w  f  60  x  125; 
May  15.  A  Pfeiflter  to  C  H  Bromann 
 $2,000 

Hoyne  st,  48  ft  n  of  Greenwich,  e  f  24x 
100:  May  14.  C  Roehling  to  L  Meyer 

 $>  ero 

Hoyne  av,  73  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f  24xli'0; 

May  10.  W  Degner  to  F  Foedter.  .$1,900 
Hubbart  st,  265  ft  w  of  W  48th,  n  f  25x 
118;  May  11.  A  Daniels  to  0  A  Olson 

 $2,200 

Hnmboldt  st,  150  ft  n  of  Ooortland,  e  f 
5  'xl20;  Apr  30.-  F  HoUe  to  H  O  Dahl 

 $2,700 

(Continued  5n  page  473 


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l^fiE  REAL  Estate  and  BtriLDiNG  journal. 


May  Id,  1806. 


Attractive  OfUces  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 


ADVANTAGE 


It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  olHces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com 
fortable  convenience,  used  or  patented 
— everything  possessed   by   any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  oWners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu- 
pant of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and 
directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 

Address  WM,  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

Masonic  Temple,  Chicaeo. 


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i        requires  a  

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(       Guitar,  Mandolin, 
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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


473 


(Ooatinued  from  page  471.) 

Hnmboldt  av,  n  w  oor  Weage,  e  f  82x 
1771^,  Apr  li.  OoDtinental  National 
Bank  to  A  Hankeler  |5,0C0 

Indiana  «t,  191  ft  e  of  Hoyile  av,  n  f  48x 
100:  May  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  A  Ratsoh 

 12,334 

InJiana  st,  same  ppty;  May  3.  W  A 
RatBoh  to  S  S  Date  |2,E00 

Indiana  av,  183  ft  s  of  26th  at,  w  f  30  x 
170;  Apr  30.  0  (Jroiby  et  al  to  M  D 
Turner  $15,C00 

Irving  Park  blvd,  8  e  oor  W  58th  st,  n  f 
74x123;  May  8.  Mania  Luther  College 
to  8  Anderson   |:i,lO0 

Irving  av,  141  ft  s  of  13th  et,  e  f  24x125; 
May  14.  J  Bewitt  to  W  8  North . . .  SI  ,500 

Jaokoon  st,  349  It  w  of  Desplaines,  s  f 
47j^xl65;  Mar  15.  Est  of  D  Green  to  J 
Downey   $25,OfO 

Jaokson  st,  same  pp'y;  Apr  12.  J  J  Green 
et  al  to  J  Uo*uey  $  5,000 

Jaokson  st,  133  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
8^x10  ,  more  or  less;  May  7.  Mast  in 
Chy  tj  It  Beruer   |1  364 

Jaokson  blvd.  premises  No  587,  20  x  90; 
Apr  2".  M  J  Merrill  to  J  Raduetzer 
 |5,i{0n 

Jane  st,  264  tt  w  of  Robey,  8  f  24x120; 
Apr  24.  Est  of  £  SufiEernto  A  P  Behnke 
 f 1,300 

Jeftersou  av  H3  ft  n  of  82nd  st,  w  f  i5x 
115;  Feb  i.'dl.  C  F  White  to  F  0  Carl- 
son  $1,000 

Johnston  st,  410  ft  n  of  Maxwell,  w  f  25x 
100;  Apr  12.  Est  of  P  P  Sohillo  to  J  J 
Kern  #9.50  ■ 

Kedzie  av.  147  ft  s  of  60ih  st,  e  f  75x124; 
Mar  12,' jO.  W  P  i  ouover  to  M  Stephen 
sen  «l,800 

Kedzie  av,  n  w  oor  36th  et,  e  f  48  x  125; 
May  16.  A  PfeifEdr  to  C  H  Brotnann 
 |2,2G0 

Kedzie  av,  250  ft  n  of  W  25  h  st,  e  f  i5  x 
125;  May  II.  J  J  Siegler  to  A  Skokan 
 $1,050 

Kinzie  st,  n  e  oor  Baldwin,  s  f  47x100,  and 
other  ppty;  Mar  25.  U  M  Wiley  to  K 
Clark   $2,200 

Lake  st,  n  e  oor  Western  av,  8  f  60  39.100 
x:-!I9,  more  or  less,  und  }^  int;  May  I. 
J  Wass  tj  R  F  CoQway  $7,500 

Langton  st,  263  ft  8  w  of  Clybourn  av,  s  f 
40x170;  apr  20  0  J  Sohaltz  to  H  A 
Clark    $2,800 

La  Salle  st,  494  ft  n  of  W  67th  pi,  e  f  24>^ 
May  1.   B   M  Johnson  to  U 
Wilson  $4,000 

Lawndale  av,  120  ft  8  of  W  19th  st,  w  f 
48x125;  May  8.  J  MoNnlty  to  L  Buo- 
hardt   $2,000 

Leavitt  st.  310  ft  s  of  33rd,  e  f  24x125; 
Jnne2,'91.  SEQro.ssto  w  Weiner.  $1,150 

Lexington  st,  276  ft  e  of  Spriogfleld  av, 
8  f  25x134^;  May  14.  F  O  Irwin  to  W 
P  Jones   $1,250 

Lexington  et,  210  ft  e  of  Oalifornia  av,  s  f 
26x125,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  17.  Est  of 

J  Helbaoh  to  L  aeibaoh  $2,1(0 

Lill  av,  375  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25x125, 
more  or  lese;  May  10.  E  F  Spooner  to 

W  Deering   $3,500 

Lincoln  av,  150  ft  e  e  of  Seminary,  a  w  f 
5  )  ft  through  to  Edson;  Apr  1.  J  P  Alt- 
geld  to  P  J  Hoier  $6,000 

Lincoln  st,  25  ft  s  of  5Jrd,  e  f  150x125, 
and  other  ppty;  May  7.  P  J  Carey  to  M 

Carey  $7,500 

Loomis  st,  291  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  25x124; 
Mav  1.  £  D  Uosmer  et  al  to  T  Canavan 

 $1,600 

Linoolii  av,  70  ft  n  of  Graceland,  e  f  50  ft 
through  to  Graceland;  Mar  1.  E  Ru- 
dolph to  M  J  Healy  $3,400 

Lincoln  st,  141  ft  n  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
24  7-10x124  50  100s  N  A  Mayer  to  W  G 

Krntz  Jr   $1,200 

Loomie  et,  n  w  oor  Jackson,  e  f  21  x  64.4; 
Apr  26.  H  L  Austiviok  to  L  W  Robin- 
eon   $8,000 

Loomie  st,  226  ft  s  o^  65th,  e  f  £0xl24;  Oct 

5,'91.  F  M  Hathaway  to  T  Dwyer.  .$2,000 
Madison  st,  276  f«  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25 
x191;  May  3.  W  W  Norris  to  F  H  Ives 

 $3,eoo 

Madison  av,  100  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  lOOx 
183,  and  other  ppty;  May  8.  F  J  Moore 
to  P  R  Chandler  $20,000 

Madison  et,  421  ft  w  of  Falle,  s  f  20x126; 
Apr  15.  H  M  Wiley  to  G  D  Clark.  $3,500 

Madieon  st,  40  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av,  e  f 
25x125;  May  1.  A  Kolb  to  T  H  Wayble 
 $16,500 

Madieon  st,  265  ft  w  of  Franoisoo  av,  n  t 
24  ft  to  alley;  Apr  30.  H  L  Ohilds  to  8 
H  Woodbnrry . . . ,   $12,500 

Madison  st,  139  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  a  f  26x 


126;  Mar  14,  M  Oliver  to  P  J  Eidamiller 

,  _  '  $5,n00 

Mailer  at,  50  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  a  f  25x120; 
Apr  23.  M  M  Brnhn  to  C  Heidenreich 

 $1,9C0 

Maplewood  av,  222  ft  s  of  Falton  st,  e  f 
48x125;  May  6.  M  L  Hagen  to  J  Olsen 

etal  $5,500 

Maplewood  av,  291  ft  a  of  North,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  8.  V  Simona  to  A  Kogeland 

 $2,625 

Mark  at,  137  ft  e  of  Halated,  s  f  24x100; 
May  9.  J  J  Schlesinger  to  H  Borcbert 
 $3,000 

Marquette  av,  258  ft  s  of  92nd  st,  w  f  25x 
1381^;  Apr  29.  J  Sebaharto  W  J  Walsh 
....   $1,500 

Marquette  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  29.  W  J 
Walsh  to  K  Sebahar  $1,600 

Marshfield  av,  80  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Mar  18.  F  L  Merritt  to  F  I  Daw- 
son $4000 

Maxwell  st,  100  ft  w  of  Jefiferson,  s  f  25x 
90;  May  10.  R  Goldberg  et  al  to  8  Paul 
 $7,600 

Mead  st,  188  ft  u  of  Dickens  av,  e  f  30x 
138,  more  or  less,  May  15.  I  Larsen  to 
L  F  Ohm  $1,750 

Melrose  at,  126  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  26 
xl25;  May  1.  A  Hunkler  to  D  Halter- 
mann  $3,400 

Meridian  av,  426  ft  a  of  150th  at,  s  e  f 
100x125;  Mar  19.  H  S  Saxe  to  E  P 
Strandberg  $1,400 

Michigan  av,  88  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
May  11.  M  F  Leo  to  N  Lasner  $1,200 

Milton  av,  164  ft  s  of  Oak  st,  e  f  20  x  90; 
Apr  17.  F  Gilmore  to  B  Mnzalone.$2,0C0 

Milwaukee  av,  492  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  s  w  f 
25  X  125;  May  16.  8  A  Hanlon  to  I  M 
Hanlon  $2,000 

Milwaukee  av,  467  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  s  w 
f  50x125;  Apr  26.  C  H  Barnum  to  8  A 
Hanlon  Jr  $3,300 

Milwaukee  av,  92J^  ft  a  e  of  Waubansia, 
8  w  f  120x100;  May  14.  L  Ernst  to  W  A 
Wieboldt  $66,000 

Milwaukee  av,  2C0  ft  a  e  of  Cromwell  at, 
8  w  f  25x126,  and  other  ppty;  May  6.  M 
Landfield  to  D  C  Butte  $13,400 

Mitchell  av,  125  ft  a  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
25x118;  Mav  11.  0  Troy  to  8  J  Tennien 
 ."  $1,000 

Mohawk  et,  166  ft  n  of  North  av,  w  f  48x 
70;  May  14.  M  Muhe  et  al  to  J  Spieler 
 $6,500 

Monroe  at,  225  ft  e  of  W  42nd,  n  f  26x 
121;  Apr  29.  0  F  W  Bnblitz  to  C  Nuer- 
perti  $5,200 

Monroe  st  W,  105  ft  w  of  St  Louie  av,  s  f 
26x191;  May  11.  N  A  Mayer  to  R  Will- 
iams $1,000 

Morgan  st,  100  ft  s  of  60th,  w  f  25x125; 
May  14.  T  M  Bell  to  M  C  Stongh. $55,0(0 

Morse  av,  316  ft  e  of  Sheridan  Drive,  s  f 
6(xl73;  May  9.  M  H  Seavey  to  TV  C 
Pease    $4,000 

Morse  av.  266  ft  e  of  Sheridan  Drive,  e  f 
50x173;  May  9.  W  0  Pea^e  to  H  H 
Seaver  $4,000 

Moekegon  av,  e  woor  87th  et,  e  f  60x138)^; 
May  13.  C  C  C  and  D  Co  to  A  Hayes 
 $1,300 

Nelaon  st,  330  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f  25x 
128;  Apr  25.  Est  of  J  Zander  to  M 
Zander  $1,220 

Nineteenth  et  W,  72  ft  w  of  Paulina,  e  f 
24x125;  May  10.  V  Keel  to  F  Zeman 
 $4,121 

Nintieth  st,  a  e  oor  Vinoennea  av,  n  f  26x 
122;  May  10.  S  E  Grose  to  W  H  Piatt 
 $1,275 

Ninety-eighth  pi,  142  ft  w  of  Park  av,  8  f 
37>^xl26;  May  13.  D  P  Hubbard  to  M 
K  Meyer  $1,000 

North  av,  500  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  a  f  26x125; 
Mav  2.  M  Carty  to  F  Liebich  $2,600 

Nntt  'av,  a  w  oor  73rd  at,  e  f  109^x192; 
May  10.  B  M  Thomaa  to  A  Meiaaner 
et  al  $6,500 

Oakenwald  av,  premises  No  4530  25x126; 
Apr  29.  A  Portratz  to  C  T  Williams 
 $11,000 

Oakley  st,  a  w  oor  70th,  e  f  63^x125; 
Mar  27,'92.  B  A  Cnmmings  to  J  Moln- 
tyre  et  al  $1,300 

Oakley  av,  £08  ft  8  of  Wabansia,  e  f  26x 
124^;  May  13.  J  Moeller  to  W  S  Ed- 
brooke  $1,150 

Oakley  avv  281  ft  a  of  Wabansia,  e  f  25x 
124^;  Apr  27,  0  H  Dnensing  to  W  8 
Edbrooke  $1,000 

Oakley  av,  64  ft  s  of  Nelson  at,  e  f  25  x 
126;  May  16.  H  Dummann  to  R  Weil- 
baober  $1,600 

Oak  6t,  110  ft  w  of  Wells,  n  f  29  70-lOOx 
ICQ,  alao  Dearborn  av,  160  ft  s  of  Bq;^ 


ton  pi,  e  f  26x149;  May  11.  J  B  Lynoh 
to  Hibernian  Banking  Association. $45,000 
O'Brien  st,  lOO  ft  w  of  Union,  n  f  25i 
100,  und  )4  int;  May  9.  R  Roubik  to  A 

Ronbik  $1,200 

O'Brien  st,  175  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  s  f  25x 
90;  May  9.  B  Goldberg  to  F  Robina- 

wich  $4,000 

Ohio  at,  125  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  50x125; 
May  9.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  O  Stensland 

   $1,042 

Ohio  st,  120  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  30x 
1233^;  May  8.  G  H  Bartlett  to  S  H  Sny- 
der $16,5C0 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  pi,  207  ft  e  of 
State  st,  n  f  25x124;  May  2.  F  Kowalski 

to  J  A  Konzen  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  st,  284  ft  w  of 
Icdianaav,  nf  33x137^;  May  4.  V  Van 

Dyk  to  A  J  Van  Dyk  $1,500 

Owasoo  st,  i  76  ft  w  of  W  43rd,  s  f  25x125; 
Aug  1,'92.  8  F  Gunderson  to  T  R  Falvy 

 $4,'  00 

Page  et,  209  ft  s  of  67th.  w  f  49x124 
57-100;  Jan  21.  G  Repetti  to  C  A  Jeflere 
 $2,000 

Park  av,  128  ft  w  of  Oakley,  n  f  56x125 ; 
June  24, '91.  T  Brennan  to  St  Patrick's 
Academy  $7,600 

Park  av,  75  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  a  f  25x114; 
May  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8  M  Meek  $2,726 

Park  av,  same  ppty;  May  3.  B  F  O'Neill 
et  al  to  J  A  Anderson  $3,000 

Paulina  at,  301  ft  s  of  63rd,  e  f  26x123; 
May  7 .  E  Berman  to  A  A  Jellison  . .  $2,600 

Paulina  st,  275  ft  a  of  Taylor,  w  f  25x125; 
May  9.   K  Byrne  to  K  J  Byrne  ....  $2,000 

Paulina  st,  n  e  oor  54th,  w  f  74x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Mar  26.  0  T  Farson  to  K 
H  Boonholdt  $8,000 

Peoria  st,  306  ft  a  of  66th,  w  f  25x124}^; 
Apr  19.  D  Qeddis  to  F  A  Foden ....  $2,000 

Peoria  at,  256  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x125; 
June  3,'92.  0  B  Green  to  M  C  McLaugh- 
lin $1,100 

Perry  av.  192  ft  n  of  Snlzer  at,  e  f  50  x 
160;  Apr  23.  8  P  Foot  to  J  F  Kletzing 
 $2,400 

Perry  av,  200  ft  a  of  68th  st,  e  f  50x174^; 
Apr  30.  F  E  Greenleaf  to  M  B  Parker 
 $8,000 

Perry  av.  8  e  oor  of  Berteau,  w  f  68xlCl; 
May  3.  L  Lntz  to  J  Bobel  $4,500 

Pierce  av,  225  ft  w  of  Sheridan  st,  n  f  60 
xl24;  May  11.  J  A  Troy  to  8  J  Tennien 
 $2,500 

Polk  st,  165  ft  e  of  California  av,  a  f  25x 
126;  May  9.  F  H  Miller  to  A  Bartels 
  $5,800 

Polk  at,  178  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  26 
xl25;  May  9.  A  Bartela  to  F  H  Miller 
 $4,700 

Princeton  av,  216  ft  n  of  53rd  at,  w  f  24x 
124;  May  11.  P  J  McEntee  to  L  Scala 
 $4,500 

Rebecca  st,  n  w  oor  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
661^x124^;  Apr  8.  A  FnellgrafE  to  M 
Rogers  et  al  $2,150 

Reynolds  av,  97  ft  n  of  78th  st,  e  f  25x167; 
Apr  30.  A  R  Cruiokshank  to  C  H  Tiflf- 
auy  $1,0D0 

Richmond  av,  60  ft  a  of  Dunning  at,  w  f 
26x125;  May  1.  G  F  Peterson  to  0  E 
Cessna  $1,^00 

Robey  st,  n  w  oor  Warner  av,  e  f  33x126; 
May  1.  E  Rudolph  to  M  Croat  $1,300 

Rockwell  st,  a  e  cor  Rebecca,  w  f  24i^x7  5, 
more  or  less;  und  %,  int;  Apr  23.  8  Mc- 
Cann  to  B  F  Jones  $3,560 

Rockwell  st,  same  ppty,  nnd  int;  Mar 
13,'93.  W  H  Crawford  to  B  F  Jones.$3,560 

Rockwell  et,  26  ft  n  of  Hireoh,  w  f  26x 
126;  May  13.  8  Nilaon  to  8  Nelson. $1,200 

Rosooe  et,  48  ft  e  of  N  Hamilton  av,  n  f 
24x125;  May  10.  J  Fioht  to  W  Sohultz 
  $l,lf0 

Rosooe  at,  s  w  oor  N  Irving  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  May  13.  L  KnifiE  to  H  Severin. $1,500 

Sacramento  av,  a  w  oor  45th  at,  e  f  1973^x 
124^;  I4ar  29.  C  H  Singleton  to  W  J 
Grant  $2,£00 

Samuel  at,  100  ft  n  of  Emily,  e  f  25x128; 
May  11.  E  Peiler  to  C  Nestel   $.',525 

Sangamon  st,  125  ft  n  of  63rd,  e  f  26i 
1243^;  Apr  24.  M  E  Dean  to  F  W  Miller 
  $3,500 

Sedgwick  et,  a  e  oor  Beethovfn  pi,  w  f 
16>^xl00;  Apr  13.  J  A  Barry  et  al  to  N 
Schmitt   $5,250 

Seminary  av,  226  ft  n  of  Garfield,  w  f  25 
xl24  Apr  'lb.  0  F  W  Wagenkneoht  to  A 
Rosa  $2,400 

Seventy-second  at,  198  ft  w  of  Madieon  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Apr  30.  H  A  Bogardns  to  E 
0  Bnrr  $6,000 

Seventy-third  pi,  276  ^t  w  of  Center  av,  n 
t  26x124?^;  May  10.  R  Q  Smith  to  W  0 


Kranter  $1.COO 

Seventy-third  pi  W,  242  ft  w  of  Center  av, 
n  f  25x124^;  May  10.  R  G  Smith  to  J 
Kynder   $1.0(0 

Seventy-ninth  st.  s  e  oor  Edwards  av,  n  f 
49  1-6x125,  and  other  ppty;  May  6.  A 
Lindholm  to  B  Lindholm  $4,00a 

Seward  st,  115  ft  a  of  Canalport  av,  w  f 
25x100;  May  9.  J  Buggie  to  C  Sohaaf 
 $2,200 

Sherman  at,  41  ft  8  of  42d,  wf  25  x  126; 
Apr  23.  H  W  Webb  et  al  to  M  Foley 
 $1,250 

Shober  et,  275  ft  s  of  Hirsoh,  e  f  26x126; 
May  13.  A  Anis  to  J  H  Rollins  $3,600 

ShurtlefE  st,  241  ft  s  of  Root,  w  f  25x122 ; 
J  Cameron  to  C  T  Chandler  $2,900 

Sixty-firat  pi,  140  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  a  f 
30  X  121;  May  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  E 
Harding   $4,014 

Sixty-first  pi,  225  ft  e  of  Wallace  at,  s  f 
373^x120;  Dec  15,'94.  E  L  Clifford  to  J 
PKrah  $6,fc00 

Sixty  first  st,  100  ft  w  of  Edgerton  av,  s  f 
100x125;  May  7.  W  C  Nelson  to  F  I 
Bennett  $48,'-(0 

Sixty-first  at,  313  ft,  more  or  leas,  e  of  Hal- 
sted,  s  f  30x120;  Mar  19,  H  8  Saxe  to  A 
Londgren  $5,600 

Sixty-second  st,  266  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
26x125,  and  other  ppty;  May  10.  J 
Kynder  et  al  to  R  G  Smith  $3,700 

Sixty-eighth  st,  88  ft  e  of  Yale,  n  f  45x100 

8-  10;  Apr  30.  E  C  Burr  to  H  A  Bogar- 
dus  $15,000 

Sobieski  av,  175  ft  n  of  Webster,  w  f  25  x 
126;  Apr  24.  L  Schulist  to  J  Pleet.  $4,600 

South  Chicago  av,  225  f t  n  w  of  Woodlawn, 
s  w  f  25x125;  May  14.  A  E  Chandler  to 
J  Cameron  $1,800 

South  Park  ot,  317  ft  n  of  61st  pi,  w  f  40 

9-  10  to  R  R;  Apr  9.  H  A  Winter  to  H  F 
Barndt  $6,505 

Soathport  av,  124  ft  n  of  Addison,  e  f  25 
xl20;  May  2.  A  0  Potenberg  to  F  J 
Moormann  $1,400 

Spaolding  av,  s  w  cor  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  7.  A  M  Kohl  to  G  vVaisa.  .$3,500 

Spaulding  av,  s  e  oor  25th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
May  11.  A  Kraft  to  C  J  Vopicka.  .$1,000 

Staples'  anb,  lot  42  blk  1,  a  e  n  e  ^ 
17  38  14;  Mar  18.  Q  Anderson  to  L 
Tromner  $2,000 

State  st,  a  w  cor  Superior,  e  f  26  x  120; 
Deo  1,'94  B  Lynoh  to  G  Meade. .  .$13,000 

Snlzer  el,  125  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  50x 
125;  May  8.  0  L  Hane  to  F  8  Cauda 
 $1,200 

Superior  at,  26  ft  e  of  Hawkins,  a  f  25x 

122;  ^W  T  Lukey  to  R  L  Elliott 

  $1,500 

Surf  et,  200  ft  w  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f 
100x197;  May  14.  W  A  Wieboldt  to  L 
Ernst  $70,000 

Surf  st,  175  ft  w  of  Sheridan  drive,  s  f  50x 
197;  May  14.  L  Ernst  to  W  A  Wieboldt 
 $13,0CO 

Snnnyside  av,  130  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  a  f  44 
xl30i^;  Apr  16.  M  Gillespie  to  N  F 
Danziger  $7,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  n  w  cor  Robey,  s  f  24x 
124;  Jan  30.  P  Mulvaney  to  A  Boyle 
 $6,000 

Thirty-eighth  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Leggate  av, 
B  f  37x126;  May  13.  L  BouflEard  to  J 
Courville  |2,000 

Thirty-ninth  dI,  173  ft  w  of  Archer  av,  a 
f  48x125;  Oct  19,'92.  W  D  Cooper  to  W 
Higas   11,100 

Throop  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  e  f  64  74  lOOx 
126;  May  1.  E  L  Brainerd  to  J  F  Bal- 
licger  $6,£00 

Troy  8t,  175  ft  n  of  Humboldt  blvd,  e  f 
25x126;  May  13.  G  Nehon  to  B  Pearson 

 $1,200 

Twelfth  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  48  x 
125;  May  16.  A  M  Dvorak  to  M  Lukas 
   $10,000 

Twelfth  at  W,  eame  property  aa  above; 
May  16.  M  Lukas  to  B  Dvorak  ....  $10,600 

Twelfth  st  W,  premises  No.  1060,  24x124; 
May  10.  A  Gill  to  R  N  Bavlies  $15,000 

Twelfth  st,  50  ft  w  of  W  40th.  s  f  26x125; 
May  10.  J  B  Baginski  to  P  J  Steiner 
 $1,350 

Twelfth  st,  same  ppty;  May  10.  P  J 
Steiner  to  J  Willis  $1600 

Twentieth  st  W,  276  ft  e  of  Oakley  av.  a  f 
25x126;  Jan  29.  Eat  of  W  O  Klien  to  F 
Heise  I',2f0 

Twenty-third  at  W,  76  ft  e  of  Spaulding 
av,  n  f  25x114;  June  5,'94.  J  Kralovec 
to  J  Harrison  $1,675 

Twenty-fourth  st  W,  161  ft  e  of  Leavitt, 
n  f  24x76,  more  or  less;  May  14.  P  J 
Carey  to  M  Carey  $5,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  21  ft  e  of  Leggate,  b  f  25 


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agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
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xl25;  May  16.  A  W  Kratz  t<0  Q  Jenkins 
 $2,500 

Union  at,  75  ft  s  of  48th,  e  f  25x113;  May 
3.  0  Selena  to  Q  Anderson  |1,700 

Union  av,  59  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  29x124%; 
may  14.  H  MoOormiok  to  T  M  Ryan 
 J4,000 

Union  st,  324  ft  s  of  72nd.  w  f  2b^\5i}4,; 
Apr  13.  0  Oarr  to  J  Sohill  $3,600 

Union  av,  288  ft  n  of  3Pth  st,  e  f  72x123; 
Apr  29.  J  N  Drammond  to  J  W  Stoogh- 
ton  $2,550 

Vernon  av,  96  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  e  f  le^^x 
1643^;  May  11.  S  J  Tennien  to  8  W 
Oannell   $7,500 

Wabash  av,  248  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  25il5*; 
Apr  1.  F  Dahlin  to  8  8  Horlbnt.  .$14,500 

Wallace  st.  premises  No  3200  25x125 
85-100;  May  11.  A  L  Patterson  to  F  D 
Patterson  $18,000 

Walnut  st,  272  ft  e  of  Franoisoo  av,  s  f  24 
xl35;  April  25.  F  B  Little  to  J  F  Flood 
 $2,000 

Warren  av,  344  ft  e  of  8aoramento.  s  f 
2(i>^xl25;  Apr  5.  T  0  H  Wegeforth  to  8 
J  Enright   $8,000 

Webster  av,  223  ft  w  of  8oathport,  s  f  64 
xl20i^;  Apr  24.  8  McQainn  to  H  P 
Kranez  $2,700 

Webster  av,  n  w  oor  Seminary  av,  s  f  81 
88-100x1  ;5;  Apr  24.  Z  P  Brosseau  to  M 
D  Jamieson   ...  $16,500 

Wentworth  av,  130  ft  n  of  Root  st,  e  f  26 
xl04;  I/ay  14.  W  Winterhalter  et  al  to 
J  WinterhUter  $2,000 

Wesson  st,  611  ft  s  of  Oak.  e  f  60x128;  May 
10.  J  Mania  to  8  W  Ohlsson  $17,100 

Wharton  av,  491  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Joly  14,'93.  G  Dorn  to  0  F  Hoover 
  $5,000 

Wilton  av,  58  6.10x75  in  rear  of  premises 
1409  to  1419,  May  4.  J  Keller  to  O 
Bookingham  $2,750 

Wilton  av,  233  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  25x 
120;  May  10.  J  J  Connors  to  M  J  Fah- 
erty   $2,000 

Winchester  av,  n  e  cor  84th  st,  w  f  57x125 
and  other  property;  Jane  23,  1894.  A 
Cohen  to  8  Goldsmith  $1,812 

Winchester  av,  142  ft  s  of  Liland,  w  f  50 
xl62>^;  Feb  24,'94.  E  Hill  to  J  Harmon 
 $2,600 

WioBton  av,  100  ft  s  e  of  96th  st,  w  f  30x 
155;  Apr  1.  H  Brown  to  J  A  Oonde.$2,016 

Wolfram  st,  217  fte  of  Perry,  nf  24zl24>^; 
May  10.  W  Sohaltz  et  al  to  J  Fioht 
 $1,400 

Woodside  av,  250  ft  n  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f 
26x125;  Apr  27.  J  B  Darand  to  F  Eolk- 
mann  $1,080 

Wood  st,  267  ft  8  of  4Gth,  w  f  48il25;  May 

13.  F  Koraorons  to  J  Komorons. .  .$1,000 
Wood  st,  309  ft  B  of  Armitage  av,  w  f  24x 

125;  Feb  25.  F  W  Page  toO  Longhridge 
 $3,500 

Trsneters  Under  tlOOU. 

Baker's  sab.  It  48  b  3,  etc,  b  3,  Hopkin- 

son's  snb,  18  37  14  May  6,  M  J  Walker 

to  E  T  Weeks  $750 

Bell's  enb,  It  16  s  w  qr  17  38  14  May  1,  J 

W  Hough  to  J  Dasbach   $566 

Benedict's  snb.  It  12  b  2  s  e  qr  20  38  14 

May  2,  J  Barber  to  K  Watson  $725 

Center  av  add.  It  219  17  38  14  Mar  29,  F 

A  Henshaw  to  H  McOormiok ....  $450 

Cir  ot  ptn.  It  7  b  11  pt  n  3^  31  38  16  Mar 

20,  A  Orelap  et  al  to  V  8  Weaver ....  $600 
Oir  ot  ptn.  It  26  of  It  2  b  8  w  J^,  n  w  qr, 

14  39  13  July  9,'92,  Eat  R  8  Williams  to 

M  O'Connell  $760 

Orandall'a  Forest  Glen  sob,  It  29  b  1  pt  e 

3^  9  40  13  Mar  20,  L  E  Crandall  to  L 

Pamsen  $325 

Crandall's  Qrayland  sab,  It  3  b  2  22  40  13 

8ep  19,'94,  L  E  Crandall  to  L  Grom- 

baoher  $460 

Crawford's  snb.  It  49  b  In  e  qr  27  39  13 

May  7.  8  T  J^esorvey  to  F  Fettig  $900 

Cornell,  It  n  b  13  Apr  24,  E  P  Williams 

to  W  G  Charlton  $726 

C  T  8,  Rowley's  sab.  It  53  pt  n  hf  b  31 

May  9,  L  Wolf  to  M  Fortman  $600 

Dauphin  Pk  add,  It  38  b  26  May  8,  A  G 

Uwinson  to  A  Maim  $700 

Daaphin  Pk  2d  add,  It  3  b  39  May  7,  8  E 

Gross  to  W  H  Ranch  $750 

Daaphin  Pk  add,  It  32  b  23  May  14,  J  R 

Bray  ley  to  J  Carnegie  $775 

De  Jong's  sob,  It  40  n  }^  It  31  8  T  S  16  37 

14  Nov  24,'94,  W  M  Hojt  to  0  Dupre 

 $400 

Diven'a  snb,  It  32  b  3  s  w  qr  2  89  13  Deo 

14,  '93,  A  Oalland  to  J  B  Hedman ....  $600 


Dock  Co,  It  6  resob  It  19  to  28  b  20,  5  and 

6  37  15  Apr  25,  L  A  Frey  to  P  H  Conley 
 $750 

East  Washington  Hts,  It  37  b  13  May  8,  C 

0  Houael  to  J  E  Rooney  $350 

Eberhart  <fc  U'a  sab,  It  21  b  2  s  e  qr  14  38 

13  May  8,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  Lonry..$335 
Englewood,  McKey's  add.  It  44  b  4,  '^9  38 

14  Apr  17,  W  D  MoBey  to  J  Farrelly 
,  $4 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  3d  add,  It  175  and 
176  19  38  14  Feb  24, '91,  E  A  Cummings 
to  R  C  Givina  

Freer's  aab,  It  30  b  2  anb  b  7  and  8  w  J^, 
n  e  qr  22  39  13  Feb  6,'94,  J  Hladoyeo  to 
M  Haiek  $510 

Garfield,  It  3  b  22  May  11,  A  P  Keeney  to 
H  B  Simonds  $4C0 

Garfield,  It  41  b  12  May  8,  A  F  Keeney  to 
B  B  Hanson  $700 

Goodwin's  sab,  It  6  b  6  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  23 

39  13  May  7,  0  J  Hambleton  to  O 
Wiedenhoept  $700 

Hambleton's  sub,  It  41  b  7  e  hf  n  w  qt  35 

40  13  May  24,  1894,  E  8  Dreyer  to  C  J 
Martin  $600 

Hammond's  sub,  It  11  b  2  a  hf  31  38  16 
May  9,  H  D  Hesa  to  —  MoFarlane. .$760 

Harding's  snb.  It  34  b  3  w  hf  n  w  qr  li  39 
13  Aug  11,  1891,  H  Greenebaam  to  B 
Aronson  $650 

Homan  Av  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  46  e  hf  b  15 
Steel's  sub  26  39  13  Jan  3,'93,  O  Wittke 
et  al  to  F  Dusil  $400 

Homan  Av  Ld  Assn  aub,  It  25,  26  39  13 
Deo  28,'92,  O  Wittke  to  F  Lipert  $482 

Ironworker's  add,  It  42  b  34  May  3,  0 
Bruse  to  G  G  Barrows  $650 

Irving  Pk,  Miller's  add,  It  26  27  29  and  30 
b  11  May  2,  N  King  to  M  A  Kendriok 
 $500 

Johnston  Jr's  snb.  It  12  b  3  n  w  qr  36  40 

13  Apr  4,  F  H  Diokey  to  A  Olson  $460 

Jones'  sub,  It  16  b  3  of  b  12  n  3^  s  w  ^, 

23  40  13  May  3,  T  W  Pitcher  to  C  A 

Day  "  $400 

Kay's  add,  It  16  b  2  May  8,  Mast  in  Cby 

to  E  8  Dreyer  $693 

Kedzie's  sub.  It  245  snb  Its  7  to  14  s  w  qr 

'i3  39  13  May  9,  J  H  Fay  to  P  J  Fay. $800 
Kedzie's  sab,  It  196,  snb  It  7  to  14,  a  w  ^, 

23  39  13  May  7,  J  Dehley  to  P  Sullivan 

 $800 

Kensington,  w  10  ft  It  21,  2  b  of  b  12  Mar 

80,1  Campbell  to  M  Oleaon  .$260 

Kraloveo  &  K's  snb.  It  35  b  8  e      n  e  j^, 

26  39  13  May  6,  J  Fiala  to  J  Tetrie.  .$740 
Linden  Park,  Hogenson  &  8's  add.  Its  6 

and  6  b  1  B  e  qr  4  39  13  Sept  19,'92,  E 

Hogenson  et  al  to  F  O  Stensland. .  .$700 
Lather  College  sab.  Its  1  and  2  b  6  n  hf 

n  e  qr  20  40  13  May  1,'94,  Martin  Luther 

College  to  0  R  Chindblom  $750 

Lather  College  snb.  It  3  b  6  same  Apr  7, 

'93,  same  to  A  Sandberg  $300 

Lt  26  and  26  b  2  aab  n  e  qr,  8  e  qr,  s  e  qr 

7  38  14  July  1,'89,  F  L  Sisson  to  K  H 
Boonholdt  $850 

Lt  12  b  12  snb  e  }4  n  e  qr,9  39  13  May  2, 
A  H  Sanford  to  C  M  Van  Valkenbnrg 
 $600 

Lt  38  b  4  sub  b  1  to  6,  etc,  w  }^  n  w  qr,  2 
39  13  Apr  6,  M  Woerner  to  M  Weiok.$476 

Lt  43  b  2  n  ^  s  e  qr,  a  e  qr.  1  39  13  Feb 
24, '92,  Cath  flish  of  Ohgo  to  V  Mondry 
 $626 

Maolay's  sub.  It  39  b  4  n  w  qr  11  38  13 
May  13,  L  Sattler  to  Ind  B  L  &  I  Union 
 ,o  $698 

Marston  &  A's  aub.  It  37  b  3  a  w  3^,  20  38 

14  May  1,  8  Harris  to  H  Leach  $500 

Messenger's  snb,  It  41  b  1  s  w  3^,  14  38  13 

Apr  13,  V  H  Messenger  t3  F  A  Ingraham 

et  al  $325 

Nelson's  aab.  It  42  b  1  n  e  qr  4  39  13  May 

7,  E  Jorgensen  to  C  Jorgensen  $300 

Nelson's  snb.  It  43  b  1  same  May  7,  A  J 

Erizkson  et  al  to  E  Jorgensen  $300 

Oakwoods  snb,  n  hf  It  17  and  s  6  ft  It  16 

b  2  n  e  qr  22  38  14  Apr  10,  L  M  Smith 

to  A  Trainor  $976 

Oakwooda  snb,  n  18  ft  It  16  b  2  same  Apr 

10,  same  to  J  Findlay . .  .■   $976 

Orvis's  sub.  It  40  b  8  8  e  qr  7  38  14  Apr  8, 

E  A  Casey  to  D  Joyce  $700 

Orvia'  aub,  It  41  b  8  aame  Apr  8,  same  to 

L  Koenig  $700 

Parker's  reaub.  It  7  b  1,  &  e  3^  27  40  13 

May  4,'94,  H  A  Calland  to  F  Brennan 

 $300 

Fence's  anb,  It  21  n  e  3^  17  88  14  Apr  21, 

A  M  Pence  to  M  Ganey  $900 

Fence's  sub,  It  49  n  e  qr  17  38  11  May  2, 

A  M  Fence  to  B  Gallagher  $900 

Place's  add.  It  16  b  8  Apr  29,  E  T  Webb  to 

J  E  Mansfield. i  ,  $950 


Race's  snb,  It  5  b  2  n  e  qr  23  40  13  Apr 
24,  L  R  Crandall  to  0  W  Chapman. .  $650 

Rand's  sab,  It  3  n  e  3^  12  38  13  May  3, 
Bridgemau  to  W  E  Q  Saunders  $400 

Ridgeland  av  sub,  Linscott's  snb  It  42  b 
2,  n  w  3^,  20  40  13  Apr  30,  F  T  Lins- 
cott  to  J  WDol  $*f'0 

Rogers  Park,  und  hf  It  16  b  22  Deo  26,'94. 
Est  J  Ward  to  M  Ward  $700 

Rood's  sub,  It  37  b  1  n  w  qr  20  40  14  May 

10,  J  O  Shea  to  J  B  Baylie  $900 

Sachsel's  add.  It  27  b  1,  30  40  14  Apr  29, 

T  Saohael  to  0  J  Lamberg  $660 

Sheffield's  add,  It  26  b  7  of  It  12  May  6,  J 

Cottingham  to  F  0  Vinnedge  $900 

Sheffield'a  add,  It  26  b  7  of  b  12  May  4. 

S  J  Vinnedge  to  J  Cottingham  $900 

Sixty-third  at  aab.  It  396  w  ^  s  e  qr  18  38 

14  Apr  4,  D  J  Block  to  H  Pentoney.$600 
South  Chicago,  It  29  b  43  May  7,  E  Bielik 

to  A  Ahern  $800 

South  Chicago  Hts,  It  12  b  3  Mar  25,  J  O 

Morris  to  T  H  Smith  $670 

Smith's  sub.  It  26  b  6  a  w  qr  36  39  13  May 

11,  T  Kelly  to  J  King  $900 

Snyder  &  L's  sub,  It  18  of  e  hf  b  15  e  hf  s 

w  qr  3  39  13  June  23,'90,  E  T  Noonan  to 
S  T  Gabriel  fSOO 

Snyder  &  L's  snb,  and  hf  Its  26  and  27  b 
12  e  hf  s  w  qr  3  39  13  Apr  4,  J  J  Town- 
send  to  C  B  Graham  $600 

Stanwood's  sab.  It  32  b  1  n  w  3^  22  37  14 
May  6,  L  H  Weatphal  to  A  W  Krueger 
 $8 

Stone  &  W's  anb.  It  46  b  4  6  and  7,  38  14 
Apr  30,  0  O  Broomell  to  W  Young.  .$525 

Thompson  &  H'a  sub,  It  1  b  2  s  e  qr  17  38 
14  Apr  15,'89,  J  A  Borden  to  B  Ryan.$950 

Walden  &  M'a  sub.  It  46  and  47  b  6,  a  w  qr 

4  37  14  Apr  29,  J  Klopf  to  E  8  Allro.$476 
Wentworth's  sub.  It  18  and  19  b  3,  n  w  qr 

34  39  14  May  13,  F  Griffin  to  A  P  Leth- 

erman  et  al  600 

Westfall's  sub,  pt  It  26  and  28,  div  2  30  38 

16  May  10,  A  Nord  to  G  3  Barrows.  .$620 
West  Forty-second  at  add,  It  12  resub  15 

39  13  May  6,  J  Devine  to  H  Nugent. $500 
West  Pullman,  It  42  b  17  May  4,  Am  T  & 

5  Bk  to  HE  Nottingham  $485 

West  Pullman,  It  19  b  11  May  4.  A  T  &  8 

Bk  to  W  Moaher  $750 

West  PoUman,  It  13  b  13  Apr  29,  A  T  &  8 

Bk  to  U  Haughey  $400 

West  Pullman.  It  29  b  11  May  6,  Am  T  & 

8  Bk  to  J  Moses  $650 

Wilson's  sub,  It  8  b  2  n  w  qr,  8  38  14  May 

16,  M  A  Heck  to  C  Muller  $700 

Wisner's  add,  a  96  ft  It  33  14  39  13  Apr  16, 

C  E  Shreve  to  A  Crowley  et  al  $850 

WAJBBANTY  UBKOfit. 

BLOOM. 

Oh'go  Hgte,  a  hf  It  29  b  3  apr  17,  W  H  Hant  to  D  Z 

Mailer   »1200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbache's  add,  oot  4,'94,  f  D  Hol- 

brook  to  a  D  Thompson  1760 

Ool  Hgts,  Eeenej's  1st  add,  Its  7  and  8  b  22,  Its  8 

and  9  b  8  mch  19,  A  F  EseDey  to  F  Helmbe  ..$2010 
SoQth  S  acres,  w  10  acres  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  21  35  14  may 

11.  H  Badennis  to  0  S  Biohardson  $6600 

Patterson's  add,  Us  43  to  46  and  47  b  11  may  8,  R  M 

Patterson  to  0  W  Moulton  $2000 

CAIjUMET. 

Bexford  h  B's  sub,  It  7  b  3,  s  e  qr  80  87  U  may  14, 

0  A  Bellamy  to  J  W  Glenn  $350 

Blue  l8l  Sap,  It  42  b  8  apr  3,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  A 

Lennser  $276 

Morgan  Pk,  s  76  ft  It  16  b  "G";  may  9,  H  E  Arnold 

to  H  Saxe   $2600 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  1  to  3  resub  pt  b  "M"  oot  6,'94,  B  A 

Shepard  to  A  O  Young  ....$3900 

OICSBO. 

Walter's  sub,  it  10  b  6  etc,  7  39  18  apr  11,  L  B  Ran- 
som to  M  Vogt  $1000 

Hawthorne,  Oass'  add,  Its  80  and  31  b  1  feb  1,  G  W 
Oass  to  A  M  White   $650 

Morton  Pk,  Van  Horn's  ad  d.  It  12  b  4  may  8,  E 
ijmlth  to  B  J  Carter  $860 

Austlu,  Prairie  av  add,  It  1  apr  5,  S  J  Enright  to  T 
0  H  Wegeforth  $3500 

Austin,  M  &  S's  Bub,  n  hf  It  7  b  1  s  w  qr  6  b9  13  may 
IS,  A  E  Hemingway  to  H  B  Norton  $1200 

Harlem,  Eottlestriog's  add,  n  89  ft  It  6  b  2,  7  39  13 
may  2,  A  ;  Klrkwood  to  J  P  Baldwin  $11,080 

Ballard's  PUb,  e  60  ft  Us  20  to  22  b  6,  Ogdeu  &  J's 
sub,  7  39  13  apr  22,  D  B  Ward  to  E  H  DunsheetieeO 

W  Highlands,  w  qr  It  18  and  e  hf  It  19  b  5  apr  10, 
Est  0  0  Oollins  to  A  E  Anderson  $626 

Ballard's  sub,  It  20  and  n  hf  It  19  b  1  OKden  &  J's 
sub,  7  39  18  mch  16,  J  E  Davis  to  F  0  Johnson 
 $10,000 

Austin's  snb,  It  9  b  10  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  89  18  may  10,  M 
Bartoli  to  P  Harke    11400 


Merrick's  sub.  It  9  b  2  of  b  5  w  hf  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

moh  14,  T  A  Snow  to  M  A  Dinsnore   $700 

Olyde,  3rd  dlv.  It  30  and  s  hf  It  31  b  6  sub  bs  1  to  8 

may  11,  J  T  Arnold  to  A  T  Palmer  $2100 

Woodbine  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  8,  6  39  13  may  13,  N  L 

Young  to  L  0  Matlock  $1360 

Hawthorne,  It  27  sub  Its  1  to  3  and  10  to  12  b  6  apr 

11,  H  Jablowski  to  I  F  Dankowekl  $ISDO 

BVANBTON. 

Evanston,  Knox's  resub,  It  4,  b  6  Gibbs  &  Q's  add, 

may  8,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Drexel  B  &  L  Assn. ...$7500 
EvanstOD,  Montjole  add,  s  26  ft  It  4  and  n  24  ft  It  6 

apr  25,  0  8  Gilbert  to  0  B  Oorwith  $3000 

Evaoston,  Iglehart's  add.  It  12  b  2  s  w  qr  19  41  14 

may  8,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  £  Loury  $822 

Evanston,  n  45  ft  It  6  b  6  apr  13,  0  D  Frazier  to  M 

L  Habbard  $3160 

N  Evanston,  Browne  &  O's  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  2  apr 

11, '94,  M  E  Mc Williams  to  G  Lanaghen  $700 

LTONB. 

Nickerson's  sub.  Its  165  and  166  sub  bs  1  and  8  e  hf 
6  38  13  feb  19,  J  M  MoDermott  to  M  J  Bradehaw 
 $760 

La  Grange  Small's  add.  Us  11  and  12  b  6  may  IS,  0 
A  Smith  to  J  P  Krah  $1000 

La  Grange,  same;  may  14,  3  P  Erah  to  A  T  Smith 
  $1000 

Stickney's  snb.  Its  3  to  21  b  1  sub  n  4.081  acres  etc, 
26  38  12  may  7,  B  Greenebaam  to  M  Dougherty 
  $7000 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add.  It  6  b  16  may  9,  J  A  Wait 
to  Madson  B  &  L  Assn  $1200 

MAINE. 

Sherman  &  O's  sub.  Its  65  and  56  b  6  etc,  35  41  12 
may  1,  H  Hager  to  G  W  Keed  $2300 

Edison  Pk,  Us  11  and  12  b  15  jan  2,  J  B  Butler  et  al 
to  M  8  Bebllng  $860 

Desplaines,  Parsons  &  L's  add.  It  2  b  6  may  11,  0 
Miller  to  P  M  Hoffman  $2600 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Renand's  sab,  its  4  to  6  b  1  s  e  qr  20  42  13  may  7,  P 
0  Benaud  to  W  Wilkins  $760 

Wilmette,  MoDanlel's  add.  Us  7,  16  to  18  b  7  dec 
15,'94.  M  t  Paul  to  E  L  Oliftord  $3i  00 

Wilmette,  It  19  b  b  may  1,  F  MoEwen  to  W  J 
Schwartz  $2600 

Winnetka,  It  3  b  8  apr  25,  B  B  Martin  to  J  B  Oan- 
fleld   $6000 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add,  U  3  b  2  mch  21,'94.  A  O  But- 
ler to  H  McEwen  $10(.0 

Wilmette,  Union  add.  It  6  b  2,  27  42  13,  may  13,  G 
B  Treloar  to  H  P  Kransz  ....   $6U0 

Oo  Oik's  div,  It  1  b  12  B  w  qr  17  42  IS  may  11,  M 
Vermilyea  to  M  F  Biggie  $10,OrO 

Wilmette,  s  e  40  ft  it  3  b  6  mch  1,  W  H  Elnney  to  J 
8  Steffens  $2500 

Winnetka,  s  w  qr  b  66  apr  16,'89,  F  £  Lord  to  H  T 
Wichmann  $3600 

PBOVI80. 

Waller  &  H's  resnb,  etc  It  2  n  e  qr  11  39  12  Apr  27, 

H  0  Leach  to  E  0  Waller  $1,500 

Harlem,  B  R  add,  pt  Its  3  and  4  b  17,  12  39  12  Apr 

30,  F  Jacob  to  J  Qiutsch  $1,000 

Lot  1  n  e  qr  7  39  12,  26.29  acres  may  11,  BMA 

Bemmer  to  B  L  Gloss  $2,6l0 

GroBSdale,  Ist  add,  Us  36  to  38  b  52  may  28,  1894,  J 

LIU  to  N  Divenbiss  $460 

Bellwood,  Bices'  snb.  Its  166  and  167  Dec  20, '94,  J 

E  Bice  to  N  O'Callaghan  $600 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2d  add.  Its  31  to  33  b  60  Apr  16, 

8  E  Gross  to  I  B  Shippy  $325 

Grossdale,  it  37  b  9  may  7,  A  J  Gilliespie  to  R  J 

Gillespie  $300 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3d  add.  It  34  b  88  June  8, '91,  S  £ 

Gross  to  A  Oruzar  $226 

THOBNION. 

Harvey,  s  22  st  and  n  23  f t  s  46  ft  Its  11  to  14  b  85 

may  7,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Albrecht  $2936 

Harvey,  Yoang  &  R's  add.  Its  16  and  16  b  4  It  12  b 

3  may  8,  H  E  Shedd  to  J  Ryann  $1000 

Academy  add.  Us  35  and  35  b    'P";  apr  29,  L  A 

Earle  to  W  L  Ooryell  $600 

Harvey,  Chase's  buI*,  Its  9  10  and  o  p,  b  11  S  Lawn 

may  7,  G  Chase  to  M  J  Pollard  $22i.O 

Harvey,  Us  17  and  18  b  192  jane  17,'92,  A  T  &  8  Bk 

to  A  8  Haldeman  $650 

Harvey,  it  1  b  238  sept  16,'93,  Same  to  Mrs  E  Tower 

 $260 

East  hf  n  e  qr  7  36  14  may  9,  M  Orgaard  to  P  Mik- 

kelson    $200 

Harvey,  It  16  b  19i  may  14,  0  Cnger  to  E  Patrick 

  $1200 

Harvey,  Its  1  and  2  b  142  may  11,  L  Soala  to  P  J 

MoEnter  $1500 


S  Highlands,  pt  Us  5  and  8  b  1  and  o  p  25  37  13  Feb 
20,  R  8  Oollins  to  0  Vallentlne  $1,500 

S  Highlands,  pt  It  18  b  1  may  4,  0  Vallentlne  to  G 
Engberg  $600 

Blue  Isl,  Pahlerd' sab,  ate,  It  6  b  14  Banders' 2d 
add  Feb  21,  M  Fuhlers  toP  Soblnbey  etal.  ..$1,4C0 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


May  18,  1896. 


BITEBSIDE. 

BoUjwood,  It  31  and  8  ht  It  32  b  18  apr  SO,  8  E 
Gross  to  B  Wolf  1710 

River  Lawn,  It  1  b  6  jan  31,  A  Wataon  to  F  J 
Franklin  1800 

Biverslde,  ll  66  and  strip  15  ft  wide  w  and  adj  We- 
sencraft's  add,  also  pt  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  3  39  13  mar 

3,  F  a  Bowles  to  N  L  Wetberbee  11000 

N)BlHFIEIiD. 
Lts  TO  and  71  snb  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  and  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  34 
43  13  apr  16,  F  A  Boeric^e  to  A  A  Llndrolh ....  t3C0 
OBLiAND . 

Alpine  Bffts,  It  34  b  13  apr  3U,  Title  O  <&  T  Oo  la  J 
0  Pe  terson  tiJO 

8  bf  e  b(  n  w  qr  17  36  13  may  4,  Hast  in  Cby  to  F 
BewB:>n  tJBOn 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  46  b  13  apr  30,  Title  Q  <&  T  Oo  to  it 
Bnrliogame  fiOO 

Alpine  Bgts,  It  16  b  11  apr  30,  Same  to  L  8  W  Mil- 
ler  taoo 

Fart  8  w  cor  w  bf  8  e  qr  8  36  12,  being  5  acres;  .may 

4,  Mast  in  Cby  to  F  Hewson  1300 

PALOS. 

Mt  Forest,  w  6U  ft  It  11  D  26  end  all  It  13  b  25  may 
14  8  T  Hart  to  R  H  Hellbronn  tlOOD 

WHEEliINQ. 

Mueller's  snb.  Its  1  and  1  b  9  n  e  qr  30  42  11  may  9, 

E  Mueller  to  K  Mueller  1300 

LEUONT. 

LemoDt,  McOarthy  i  H's  add.  Its  11  to  23  b  9  jaly 
2'),'93.  J  W  McOarthy  et  al  to  A  Cerklewskl..  ..$350 

Jasnagora,  Mcczygemba's  sub.  It  6  may  11,  B  Bu8Z- 

kiewicz  to  N  Rogowski  1300 

LEYDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  4th  add,  Its  47  and  48  b  3  mch  12,  L 
Franklin  to  8  Q  Leveuson  $1000 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  II  and  12  b  2  mcb  12,  8ame  to  Q 
W  Nortnrnp  Jr  $1600 

FraokllQ  Pk,  Us  1  to  9  b  3  mcb  13,  Same  to  J  Mew- 
man     $5,G00 

Franklin  Pk,  Us  6  and  7  b  16  may  9,  P  Wlot  to  H  A 
Draper   13500 

LEASES. 

Leasehold  estate  in  and  to  Washington  st, 
80  11-100  f t  e  of  5th  av,  n  f  40x180; 
being  known  as  Evening  Post  Bldg, 
premises  164  and  166  Washington  st, 
and  contents;  May  13.  Cbioago  Bven- 
ing  Post  Oo  to  Martin  J  Ra3sell.$2(0,0C0 

TBCST  I>K£U(*  AMU  JUOUT<xA4]lK». 

Xnolndlne  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Albin  F  to  A  Jaokson.  maj  6,  It  31  It  19 

eto  33  40  14,  6y  6;«  |18,000 

Andrews  W  J  to  B  Dibblec,  apl  2^,  pt  b's 

36  and  37,  31  39  13,  3y  6^,  p  m  2  deeds 

 |'<7,000 

Anderson  T  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam,  may 

2,  pt  It  10  b  2,  3  38  14,  By  6!{   |60C0 

Abbott  E  F  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  .3,  It  9 

Smith  sob  18  39  14,  5y  6^  1:4500 

AonstE  0  to  North  av  B  and  L  A.ssn  may 

1,  It  25  b  1  eto  29  40  14  and  o  p,  6%  $8500 
Bolger  T  J  to  J  E  Roll  Ang  2,  pt  n  w  qr 

2  37  13,  3y  6%  f55t0 

Beat  W  H  to  M  E  Oieenebaom  may  10, 

pt  It  33  b  4,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Bragdon  M  0  to  A  Oberholtzer  Apr  5,  pt 

It  8  b  24  Rogers  Park,  6i   ...  $2800 

Bernstein  N  to  F  R  Chandler  may  1,  It  12 

b  7  Palmer  pi  add  5y,  7%  «1300 

Blakeslee  Q  S  to  J  B  Stabbs  may  2,  Its 

57  and  58  b  6,  28  39  14,  6m  6^  $2000 

Baameister  M  to  D  Voltz  apl  22,  pt  It  1  b 

28  5  39  14,  6^.  $2000 

Block  L  0  to  J  E  Walker  may  14,  It  14  b 

2,  9  39  13,  6^  $2000 

Brabee  J  F  to  J  R  Fonlke  may  13,  It  14  b 

7,  18  39  14,  5y   $2500 

Bradshaw  M  L  to  F  E  Looks  apl  29,  pt 

It  I  It  2  b  45,  7  39  14,  3y  7^  $3400 

Brown  I  to  Ohgo  Title  &  T  Co,  may  6,  It 

3  b  2,  28  38  14,  6%  $1(  50 

Behrend  N  to  W  Weisskopf,  may ,6,  It  17 

b  8,  Schlond'fl  1st  add,  5j  6%  $2000 

Braasoh  E  to  U  8  Dietrich,  apl  27,  Us  54 

and  55  b  3,  30  39  14,  5y  7^  $3000 

Barry  M  3  and  G  to  J  0  Neely,  apl  25,  It 

4  and  5  b  20,  Wilmette,  lOy  6%  $6500 

Boettoher  0  U  to  W  E  Hatterman,  may  1, 

It  I  It  3  b  4,  36  40  13,  3y  6>^«   $2000 

Bonker  W  I  to  E  H  Mathews,  may  4,  Its  5 

to  19,  4  38  12,  5y  7?  $3500 

Berkeland  T  to  B  A  Hangan,  may  4,  It  33 

b  1,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $6500 

Bassett  N  B  to  W  T  Riokards,  apl  18,  It  1 

b  6,  Nate  &  A  add  Evnstn  5y  6%  $3000 

Behm  H  to  E  Q  Panliog,  may  2,  It  5  b  1, 

9  38  14,  6y  758  $1000 

Brnofeer  S  8  to  J  Stern,  may  7,  It  17  b  2, 

10  38  14,  —  $4000 

earkei  A  r  to  e  Q  M&BOD,  apl  13,  It  35  b 


2,  18  40  J4  By  7!«  $1700 

Brenoil  M  to  O  J  Vopicka  may  7,  It  1  b  3, 

20  39  14.  5y  G%    $2200 

Be»hel  Lnth  Ohnrch  to  W  Loeb  apl  16.  it 

6  and  7  It  15,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

Beifeld  J  to  N-W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  apl  22,  It 

5  It  4  etc  3  38  1 4,  5y  5J  $26,r00 

BrooKS  S  to  Scottish  Prov  Instn  may  1, 
pt  It  1  and  2   b  141   8  S  add  5y  4%% 

 $12c!,600 

Barridge  J  A  to  D  Fales,  Jan  23,  its  4  and 

5  b  10,  4  38  12,  3y  6%  $2000 

Blaol  D  to  W  Heinemann,  may  2,  pt  It  2 

n  w  3^  36  41  13,  2y  6!l  $5000 

Baller  C  to  F  Eramseig,  may  1,  it  18  b  3, 

6  39  14,  ly  6^   $1000 

Branch  R  to  Q  F  White,  may  1,  It  11  b  1, 

17  38  14,  5y  6f   $2500 

Beaaprey  H   to   W  Loeb,   may  4,   It  13, 

Neigelson  sub  6  38  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Hell  J  to  O  O  Bntz,  may  1,  pt  s  w  ^  s  w 

3^  16  38  14,  5y  6;?  $8000 

Brown  F  S  to  F  E  Lord  may  8,  pt  b  3,  13 

41  13,  3y  7^  $4C00 

Bell  J  to  C  W  Nioholes  may  3,  pt  It  26  s 

w  qr  15  38  14,  5y  6!{  »1500 

Boyd  0  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may  8,  It 

390  Fowler  sab,  9  38  14,  5y  6>^«.  .  $2000 
Bialk  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  Apr  23,  It  69  b  6, 

5  39  14,  5y  6%  $4300 

Buassanere  H  to  W  Heinemann  may  8,  Us 

41  and  42  b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $1900 

Blam  T  to  W  Heinemann  may  9,  It  92  b 

16,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Bosee  A  to  J  W  Er^ohenberg  may  9,  pt  It 

50  Bronson  add,  3y  6%  $3200 

Baroh  W  R  to  N  M  Jones  Apr  1,  Its  18 

and  14  b  11  Edffebrook,  1%   $4500 

Baroh  W  R  to  L  Carter  Apr  16,  same 

prop,  6%  $3500 

Carleton  a  M  to  L  8  Beldiog  may  10,  It  1 

It  2,  3  38  14,  ly  6«   $4250 

Oaroey  A  to  A  Ga'.zert  may  3,  It  14  b  2,  7 

38  14,  5y  7«   $1200 

Campe  F  C  to  N-W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  apl  24, 
pt  Its  1  to  3  b  14  Bnehnell  add  lOy  6^ 

 $12,(00 

Chinlnnd  C  G  to  AM  Snydaoker  may  9, 

It  21  and  pt  22  b  2,  2^  40  14,  5y  6!e.  .$4£00 
Carter  T  to  A  Gafzert,  apl  26,  It  26  and  27 

b  4,  12  39  13,  5y  e%  $1800 

Cromfinger  H  to  H  J  Lnders,  may  4,  It  5 

b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  6^   $6500 

Ciocoi  M  to  J  F  Roberts,  apl  20,  It  3  >  b  1, 

1  39  13,  6y  e%  $3000 

Calnmet  Grain  &  Elevator  Co   to  DM 
Camminga,  may  4,  pt  b  108,  S  Chicago 

lOy  64  $20,000 

Cerny  J  to  J  Dnsek,  may  8,  It  19  It  10  b 

63,  21  39  14,  7%  $3400 

Curie  W  J  to  A  Chytrans,  may  1,  It  22  b 

33,  17  39  14,  5y  7!«  $2000 

Crane  L  to  W  O  Thome,  apl  1,  pt  div  2, 

30  38  15,  6y  7?  $4000 

Conway  J  to  L  Baird,  may  8,  It  6  It  2  b  4, 

Rockwell  add  3y  6%   $22f  0 

Collins  E  B  to  H  M  Loomis  may  6,  It  4  n 

e  ^  22  38  14,  3y  6!{  $2500 

Clarke  J  P  to  0  J  Bambleton  may  4,  It  8 

b  24,  17  39  14,  6y  6^  $5f00 

Clarke  J  P  to  Same  may  4,  It  7  b  24,  same 

6y  6%  $60C0 

Cryan  J  8  to  M  E  Greenebaam,  may  4,  It 

36  b  3,  20  38  14,  5y  7%  $1200 

Chamberlain  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam,  may 

,  pt  It  11  b  2,  3  38  14,  6y  6%  $40jO 

Clements  P  to  A  L  Strauss,  may  4,  pt  b 

20,  4  38  14,  6y  5l4%  $50C0 

Cronenberger  C  E  <fc  G  to  Will  H  Moore 

may  1,  It  5  b  115,  16  38  14,  5y  6!S.$26,0C0 
Chenoweth  S  and  W  H  to  W  H  Gale  Apr 

26,  It  6  b  2,  12  39  12,  5y  6^  $3000 

Deepke  fl  W  to  C  Title  and  T  Co  may  14, 

It  97  b  2,  30  39  14,  6y  6f  .$7000 

Dreier  A  to  H  Felsenthal  Mar  22,  pt  It  13 

b  33  Ogden  add,  5y  6%   $3000 

Delamater  S  to  H  F  Eidman  may  9,  pt  s 

e  qr  32  38  14,  7^  $2000 

Desort  F  to  O  Knbin  may  11,  It  35  and  pt 

36  It  3,  20  39  14,  By  6%    $2400 

Doele  W  to  M  W  Pinokney  may  10,  It  1  b 

2,  5  38  14,  6^   $:500 

Delude  E  to  W  Loeb,  may  4,  It  11  b  1,  1 

38  13,  5y  e%%  $14C0 

Doddleston  Q  to  Chi  Title  4  T  Oo,  may  7, 

pt  It  5  It  6  b  9,  Rockwell  add,  5y  b%  $2600 
Dixon  A  W  to  J  0  Hutohins,  may  3,  pt  It 

67  b  8,  22  39  14,  2y  6^  $25,C0O 

Dunfee  J  to  F  H  Dickey,  may  4,  Its  20  to 

23  andpt  19  b  3,  9  39  13,  3y  6f  $5!-00 

Davie  H  T  to  Northern  Trust  Oo,  may  1, 

pt  It  11  b  2  It  1,3  88  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Delaney  B  &  J  to  ME  Greenebanm,  may 

4,  It  74  b  7,  4  38  14,  By  6!E   $2.  00 

Duffy  M  E  to  N-W  Mot  L  Ins  Oo  apl  30, 
It  10  b  18  JfohnstQS  R  &  L  E(d4  3y  6<{ 


 $3600 

Dougherty  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  7,  pt  b 

2,  25  38  12,  3y  6«   ....$7000 

Davidson  P  to  W  Loeb  apl  22,  It  42  b  1. 

28  .'<9  14,  2y  6^  $1000 

Dioktnann  E  to  R  Berger,  may  8,  It  6  b  67 

33  40  14,  3y  6$   $2500 

Del  Genio  R  to  W  H  Johnson,  may  7,  It 

13  b  33,  S  S  add,  3y  7%  $5000 

Dremella  L  to  C  Title  A.  T  Co,  may  4.  Its 

26  and  27  b  29.  34  40  13,  3y  6%  $27C0 

Earl  J  B  to  J  B  Knight,  may  1,  pt  It  4  b 

113,  S  S  add,  lOy  5^%  $46,000 

Eiss  R  E  to  Q  Preble,  may  1,  pt  It  11 

Wqodlawn  Highlands  108  mos  6^ .  ..$3r0O 
Eldred  F  E  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins  Co  may  1, 

It  4  b  11,  18  39  14,  3y  5%%  $6(  00 

Epblin  W  L  to  J  H  Witbeok,  may  1,  pt  b 

4,  21  38  15,  5y  6!8   $50no 

Elser  B  to  N  A  Nollan,  may  6.  It  19  b  1,  5 

40  13,  2y  6*  $3000 

Englehardt  M  to  A  Tidholm,  may  4,  It  19 

and  pt  18  b  2,  21  38  14.  6y  6<8  $3000 

Fish  W  to  D  Fales,  It  17  b  2,  22  39  14,  3y 

   $40,000 

Farwell  F  W  and  A  B  to  P  Van  Vlisoingf  n 

apl  10,  pt  It  1  It  9,  2  38  14,  6y  f>}4%  $4200 
Fuohs  J  to  J  S  Oehman,  may  8,  Its  11  and 

12  b  5,  19  40  14,  3y  6;t  $6500 

Foster  M  F  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  may  8, 

pt  8  w  34  s  w  M  7  *1  1*.  5y  6!{   $5  00 

Foutman  W  D  to  J  8  Norton,  apl  29,  It  2 

It  29  b  2,  16  39  l.H,  6y  6!«  $4000 

Freohling  P  M  to  F  A  Barnee,  may  1.  It  6 

It  9,  33  40  14.  6%  $3.V0 

Frendenberg  S  to  H  Rubens,  may  I,  It  8  b 

21,  33  40  14,  3y  6%  $6000 

Forbush  F  P  to  W  H  Blake,  may  1,  It  6  b 

3,  G  L  &  G  to  Evnstn,  6%   J3300 

Fernbacb  L  to  R  Grossman,  may  1  pt  It 

44,  Ellis  E  add.  6y  6*  $13,000 

Foley  M  to  J  W  Hough,  moh  4,  It  16  and 

17  b  17,  4  38  14,  ly  6!«   HJOOO 

Foster  8  B  et  al  to  A  L  Baker  may  8,  e  hf 

It  3  b  53  o  t,  6y  6!?  $26,000 

Faulkner  W  J  to  Will  H  Moore  Apr  9.  It 

21  s  e  frl  21  39  14,  5y  6i8  $3000 

Foster  M  F  to  J  iB  Van  Vlissingen  may  8, 

pt  w  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  7  41  14,  5y  6^  $5000 
Fay  J  E  to  L  E  Fitts  may  12,  Its  i6  to  24 

b  26,  Maplewood  Im  7%  $2000 

Faalkner  C  W  to  E  8  Dreyer  may  13.  pt 

b  4,  3  39  14,  3y  6%   $2000 

Fish  W  to  0  L  Allen  may  1,  It  17  b  2  Smith 

add  2y  6«  $23,'  00 

Flodberg  I  0  to  E  G  Pauling,  apl  30,  It  48 

19  40  14,  6y  7^  $1600 

Gillespie  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam,  may  2, 

It  6  b  12,  13  39  13,  3y  6}4i  $2200 

Gill  A  to  F  A  Barnes,  may  4,  Its  34  to  37 

It  1  etc,  24  39  13,  3y  7%.  $3500 

Grimm  0  F  to  R  Grossman,  may  4,  pt  It 

7  It  21  Bntterfield  add  $3500 

Gotsctrick  &  to  O  F  Sohumaoher  Jr,  may 

6,  It  84  b  2,  30  39  14,  3y  6!8 . . . . , , . .  $20'  0 
Goetzinger  W  C  to  F  B  Peabody.  apl  20, 

pt  It  1  It  11  It  D,  28  40  14,  By  BJ^^  $20,000 
Greene  P  J  to  0  F  Knowlton,  apl  29,  pt  b 

4,  17  38  14,  6%   $4000 

Gallagher  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm,  apl  26, 

It  24  b  8,  20  39  U,  By  6%  $18C0 

Galbraith  W  A   to   Conn  Mut  L  Ins  Oo 
may  4,  Its  1  to  9  It  5  b  54   o  t   3y  63^^ 

 $50,000 

Geib  0  to  Av'  LanuB  Deo  22,'94,  It  19  b  2, 

19  40  14,  3y  6!J  $30  JO 

Gurseka  F  to  J  P  Gilbert  may  10,  It  36  b 

16  Elston  add  6i5  $4600 

Giltmon  M  W  to  R  Hart  may  7,  It  2  b  2, 

16  38  14,  5y  6S6   $6000 

Gruohow  J  to  E  G  Foreman  may  9,  It  2  b 

79,  4  38  14,  3y  6^   $5000 

Gill  S  E  to  W  B  Mcllvaine  may  10,  It  3  b 

14,  11  38  14,  2y  556.    $3000 

Gaw  0  to  F  Riedle  may  10,  pt  It  12  b  2, 

9  38  14,  3y  6!r  $1600 

Hope  A  to  L  Rathje  may  10,  It  5  b  6,  4  38 

14,  3y  6^  $lf  00 

Hansen  P  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  June  16, 
'94,  It  15  and  pt  16  b  2,  17  38  14,  4y  7% 

 $1(00 

Hailgren  M  A  <fc  A  to  L  Baird  Apr  16,  pt 

b  17,  21  38  14,  5y  6!J  $8000 

Harmon  J  to  8  Brown  Jr  Feb  24,  It  21  b 

6  Ravens  wood,  6y  6%   $1824 

Rasterlik  L  to  A  B  Mead  may  1,  It  18  s  e 

qr  3  38  14,  6^  $3500 

Hohl  G  S  to  J  Cox  may  II,  It  16  b  3 

Picket  2d  add,  4y  6!?   $2£00 

Horbach  J  J  to  T  Kearney  Apr  26,  It  2  b 

12,  35  40  13,  6^  $1600 

Hatterman  D  to  J  H  Eraemer  may  1,  It 

68  n  w  qr  20  40  14,  3y  6;J  $1500 

Halbach  J  F  A  to  A  Peterson  may  9,  It  11 

and  pt  19,  2  38  14,  5y  6jg  $7000 

Banlon  8  A  Jr  to  F  H  Barnam  apl  26,  He 


22  and  23  b  2,  26  40  13,  6y  6%  $2300 

Bintt  0  to  A  Bosworth  may  13,  s  w  3^  s  e 

34  22  and  pt  27  41  9,  6y  6*  $6500 

Beobt  J  F  to  8  W  Connell,  may  1,  It  18  b 

3  0  to  Edgewater  5y  6%   $2000 

Hasselroth  L  to  L  Baird  may  6,  It  23  b  D, 

28  39  H,  5y  6%  $6000 

Holton  W  B  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  8,  pt  It 

4  b  2  Myrick  2d  add  By  5}^%   $7000 

Harranek  J  to  J  R  Fonlke,  may  1,  n  3^  It 

5  b  36,  8  8  add  6!J  $300o 

Holton  N  R  to  F  Ullman,  apl  30,  It  36  b  4 

36  38  14.  ly  7%  $3076 

Halsey  E  A  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  7,  It  8  b 

1,  i9  40  14,  5y  6i«  $1200 

Biggins  8  to  M  E  Greenebanm,  may  17, 

It  10  b  1,  22  38  14,  3y  7$  $1600 

Hammond  L  D  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  6,  It 

1  and  pt  2  It  6  b  10,  Rockwell  add,  3y 
6%.  $2000 

Henoeman  G  J  to  A  Gatzert,  may  4,  It  32 

b  18,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Bildebrandt  B  to  0  0  Bntz,  may  7,  pt  b  1 

b  11,  Sheffield  add,  by  6%  $10,000 

Biggie  J  L  to  F  B  Peabody,  apl  29,  pt  b's 

12  and  13,  18  39  14,  5y  6*   $7600 

Bonomiohl  J  to  C  J  Vopicka,  may  1,  It  8 

It  6  b  1%  S  8  add,  by  6%  $2000 

Hansen  H  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm,  pt  b  1 

b  7,  36  40  13,  By  6^  $6000 

Bobbard  J  W  to  E  S  Dreyer.  may  3,  Its  1 

and  2  b  3, 19  41  14,  3y  6%%   $2(  00 

Bolst  P  G  to  P  P  Bolst,  may  1,  pt  It  I  b 

3<  ',  8  39  14,  ly  7i  $3700 

Itt  I  to  C  B  Fleischer,  may  8,  It  21  and  22 

b  1,  4  38  14,  3y  6%    $^510 

ohnsoD  E  G  to  Chicago  Title  and  T  Oo 

may  1  It  41  b  23,  7  39  14,  6%  $1600 

ones  J  H  to  E  G  Mason  apl  10,  It  1  and 

2  It  33  eto  30  38  15,  6y  7^   <l4i  00 

udelawitz  H  to  J  T  O'Connell,  may  7,  It 

20  b  8,  Brand  add,  e%   $2450 

Johnston  M  A  to  W  W  Willner,  may  8,  Its 

7  and  8  b  7,  23  39  13,  6y  (i%   $66C0 

JaokEoa  0  J  to  H  O  Zattermeister,  may  8 

It  l'  and  2  b  4,  26  39  13,  6y  65f  $i:0  )0 

Janes  E  M  to  F  R  Chandler,  may  8,  pt  It 

1 4,  Ellis  e  add,  3y  6^   $3000 

JaoobBOn  J  to  B  A  Baugan,  may  2,  It  16 

b  12,  8  39  14,  6j  6%  $6000 

Jansky  H  to  0  L  Scbaar,  may  3,  It  22  and 

23  b  1,  8  38  14,  5y  6%  $1600 

Jordan  W  J  to  G  A  Rose,  may  1,  U  21  b  12 

B  W  &  W  add,  3y  7%  $3600 

Eeenan  W  T  to  P  D  Armour,  may  6,  It  9 

b  6,  3  38  14,  4  mos  6$   $3(  00 

Kosliohi  J  to  8  Zei^ler,  may  7.  It  40  b  23, 

5  39  14    $6000 

Ealas  T  to  E  G  Foreman,  may  4,  It  53  b  3 

18  39  14,  By  6%  $5000 

Eabat  J  to  E  Q  Foreman,  may  4,  Its  33 

and  34  b  12,  Reaper  add,  By  6%  $4200 

Kryler  0  to  J  H  Giibert,  may  3,  It  93  It  7. 

29  40  14,  By  6%   $1260 

Betoham  N  R  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  11,  pt 

It  11  b  4,  33  40  14,  lOy  6*    $70,0  0 

Elinger  J  to  O  J  Bambleton,  may  9,  pt  It 

8  b  2B  Sheffield  add  6y  6^  $4000 

Kapple  F  to  VV  Loeb  may  3,  pt  b  iO,  4  38 

14,  5y  514%  $11,010 

Elinger  J  to  O  J  Bambleton  may  9,  It  8  b 

25  Sheffield  add  5y  6%  $4000 

Eennicott  M  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  7,  It 

163  b  40,  26  and  35  38  14,  3y  7%  $4000 

Enehmein  M  to  F  L  Eranz  may  13,  It  22 

b  2,  10  39  14,  6y  6;{  $80tO 

Erook  J  to  0  J  Bambleton  may  13,  It  79 

b  34,  1  39  13,  3y  6i{   $1900 

Kobr  J  to  L  Rathje  may  9,  It  6  b  1.  ?  38 

14,  6^   $1000 

Leiendecker  J  F  et  al  to  EG  Foreman 
may  9,  Its  9  and  10  b  136  Sohl  sec,  6y  5% 

 $60,000 

L<)gnard  J  B  to  E  Q  Pauling  may  7,  lease 

of  It  1  b  2  Ft  Dearborn  add.  By  6^$7B.nO0 
LeMoyne  W  L  to  F  J  LeMoyne  may  10, 

pt  Its  6  to  8  It  11  North  add  7y  6^. $12,000 
Lnndall  M  to  A  Loeb  may  8,  It  43  b  7,  36 

40  13,  5y  6S6  ...   $61 00 

Lagoni  P  M  to  P  O  Stensland,  may  1,  Its 

19  and  20  B       36  40  13,  f<y  6%  $80C0 

Leaoock  J  et  al  to  A  S  Gait,  may  1,  It  34 

and  35  b  4,  6  40  14,  5y  6%  $2760 

LeMoyne  J  V  to  J  G  Hamilton  et  al  apl 
29,  und  %  of  It  4  to  6  of  It  1  to  3  b  13 

Ft  Dearborn  add  2y  6%   $70,000 

Leary  J  J  to  W  Loeb  apl  22,  It  21  Stadel- 

man  snb  32  39  14,  3y  6%   $3000 

Lee  E  W  to  W  M  Howland,  may  1,  pt  It 

3  b  3,  17  39  14,  By  6%  $10,378 

Lowe  T  8  0  to  F  B  Peabody,  apl  26,  It  3 

It  6  b  10,  Rockwell  add  6y  6%  $7000 

Lewis  0  G  to  Northern  T  Oo,  apl  29,  pt  It 

2  to  4  b  1.  29  40  14,  2y  6JJ  $3000 

Lnokow  W  Jr  to  W  Heinemann,  may  2, 
pt  It  4  It  5,  8  38  14,  Bf  6%  fiOOO 


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LiDBley  S  S  to  E  R  Hall,  apl  23,  Its  22  to 

34  b  3,  Gilbert  &  W  sub  EvanBton  ly  7% 

 f  25fI0 

Larkin  B  A  to  P  Van  Vli99iii(jen,  may  4. 

Its  16  to  19  b  1,  14  39  14,  4y  6^  $4000 

Leslie  J  D  to  0  Beers,  apl  26.  pt  b  39,  Ber- 

wyn  ly  7%  $1800 

Mneller  E  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo,  may  7,  It  63 

and  64  b  2,  28  40  14,  5y  6%  $9000 

Morteusen  J  P  to  M  E  Qreenebaam,  may 

7,  It  2  b  1,  9  38  14,  5y  6%  $2C00 

Mix  I  J  to  31st  St  B  <i  L  Assn,  apl  2,  Its 

10  and  U  b  34,  S  S  add  $26,000 

Moore  R  0  to  M  E  Qreenebanm,  may  2.  It 

8  b  52,  25  40  13,  6 V  7^   $1400 

MoNnlty  J  to  J  T  O'0o^nell,  mey  8,  It  11 

b  12,  23  39  13,  2i^y  6%  $3700 

Maloney  M  to  W  Heioemann,  may  7,  pt  b 

14,  J  R  &  8  add,  5y  7%  3  deeds  $9500 

Meyer  J  U  to  O  0  W  Rohrb«ok,  may  1,  It 

42  b  10,  32  40  13,  3y  6^  $25f  0 

Milroy  T  D  to  W  Loeb  apl  6,  It  6  b  4,  8 

40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Marston  T  B  to  0  Title  A  T  Oo  may  6,  pt 

e  >^  w  1^  n  w  ^  9  86  12,  3y  7%  $2000 

Miller  B  0  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  3,  Its  36 

and  37  b  1,  24  39  13,  6y   $3000 

Maloney  J  to  U  L  Hammond,  may  1,  It  8 

b  87,  So  Ohioago  7%  $1000 

Mardook  I  J  to  M  E  Oreenebanm,  may  7, 

pt  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $20C0 

Mangan  P  to  J  G  Shortall,  apl  27,  It  20  b 

2  b  17,  33  39  14,  2y  6;«  $1000 

Miller  B  E  to  Goanty  B  <fc  L  Assn,  apl  10, 

pt  It  3  b  12,  28  38  14,  6*  $2000 

Mark  M  H  to  Oottage  B  &  L  Assn,  apl  1, 

It  18  b  7,  K  add  Rogers  Pk,  7%  $4000 

Mangan  M  <fc  P  to  J  Q  Shortall,  apl  27,  pt 

It  22,  Smith  to  Hyde  Pk,  6y  7%  $5000 

Mitchell  J  M  to  Mas  Mnt  S  &  L  Assn,  apl 

27,  pt  b  6,  19  37  14  $1900 

May  J  W  to  O  F  Orilly,  may  4,  It  31  It  16 

etc  3  38  14,  2y  7%  $2000 

Mnnger  E  A  to  J  Baoer,  Deo  11,  pt  It  43, 

12  40  13,  Deo  1,'96,  G%   $2100 

Montelins  R  to  W  F  Labeke,  may  2,  Its  6 

and  6  b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  7!«  $?6u0 

Mannott  0  to  L  V  LeMoyne  may  1,  Its  21 

and  22  b  18,  4  38  14,  6%  $11,500 

Messner  A  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  apl  5,  pt 

It  1  b  2,  26  and  35  38  14,  5y  7<J  $iO  )0 

Monroe  Q  to  W  Bayne  may  1,  It  1  It  4  b 

11,  Bnshnelladd  6i  $10,000 

MoFarland  T  to  0  L  Sohaar  may  8,  It  18 

b  3,  33  39  14,  By,  6^  fl  .'OO 

Mills  L  W  to  O  H  Fleischer  may  9,  pt  b  6. 

36  39  13,  7%    $2600 

Meek  S  M  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  may  9,  pt 

b  5,  8  39  14,  2y  6«.  $3'  00 

Mahoney  P  A  to  M  B  Oreenebanm  may  3, 

It  22  b  13,  17  39  14,  by  6%  $1800 

Mneller  B  to  A  W  Eschenberg  may  10.  It 

0  It  4  b  5,  33  40  14,  lOy  6%  $5600 

Miller  F  H  to  0  F  Sohamacher  Jr  may  9. 

It  8  b  2,  13  39  13,  6J<   $1100 

Morgan  B  A  to  T  Davy  may  7,  It  22  b  1 

V  Park  add  12  00 

M<)TOotte  M  A  to  J  T  O'Oonnell  may  1  >, 

It  71  Gilbert  4  G  snb  14  39  14,  6y  6«  $3000 
Nate  J  O  to  M  E  Gretinebanm  may  2,  pt 

b  16,  26  40  13,  2y  7^  $1(  00 

Nixon  MO&WK  to  FS  Winston  may 

9,  Us  1  to  6  It  7  b  16  Kinzie  add  6;  5}4% 
 $4o,0t0 

Nokes  R  D  to  R  Garbe  may  11,  It  16  b  3, 

13  39  13,  7%  $1800 

O'Brien  R  to  0  L  Schaar,  may  6,  pt  It  15 

b  12,  17  38  14,  6y  6%%  $1000 

Otto  O  R  to  N  A  Mayer,  may  4,  It  1  and  2 

It  1  b  3,  14  38  1 4.  3y  6JS  $4000 

Olson  P  8  to  W  A  Panlsen  may  9,  It  14  b 

20,  34  40  13,  3y  65i  ,   $2500 

O'Brien  M  L  to  A  Heile,  may  1,  It  34  b  1, 

Ashland  add,  Sy  6%   $2000 

O'Oonnell  A  M  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  7,  pt 

It  14  b  8,  Ashland  add,  6y  6;^  $SO0O 

Osterkamp  G  to  M  W  Kozminski,  may  6, 

It  4  It  1  b  16.  6  39  14,  4^  6%   $3500 

Olson  L  0  to  Northern  T  Oo,  apl  16,  It  28 

b  8,  36  40  13,  5y  6!?   . . , .  $80C0 

Ovens  H  to  F  R  Chandler,  may  1,  Its  11 

and  46  b  24,  6  37  14,  4y  7%  $1700 

Olson  J  Y  to  R  Hart  may  10,  It  21  b  6,  17 

38  14,  3y  6J^%  $3000 

Ostrander  0  B  to  U  R  Back  may  9,  It  11 

b  6,  9  89  13,  \yS%  $2600 

O'Brien  J  G  to  A  M  Pence  Apr  23,  n  e  qr 

n  w  qr  18  37  16,  6y  6li%  $20,000 

O'Donnell  P  to  0     Grey  may  6,  pt  Its  17 

and  18  b  1,  18  39  14,  6y  6^  .$12,000 

O'Donnell  P  to  Northn  Trast  Oo  may  6, 

same  property,  6%  $5000 

Pottinger  G  E  to  Title  O  and  T  Oo  may 

10,  Its  11  and  12  b  24,  10  39  12,  7$.. $1600 
Pottinger  G  E  to  same  may  10,  pt  b  32, 


10  39  12,  lOy  7%  6  deeds  $5700 

Paul  S  to  S  Strans  may  10,  It  1  It  13  b  66, 

21  39  14,  3m  6%  $1200 

Puree  M  I  to  A  Heile  may  1,  pt  It  13  Oal- 

ver  add,  6y  6^  $7590 

Perham  R  E  to  P  B  Peabody  may  10,  *pt 

b  9,  21  38  14,  6y  7%,  6  deeds  $12,000 

Pierce  V  A  to  JO  Weart  may  4,  It  42, 

PhilliDS  snb  28  38  14,  6%  $2600 

Pearse  t  H  to  F  Weigley,  apl  8,  It  68  b  20 

17  39  14,  ly  6^  $2000 

Polly  R  et  al  to  P  A  Oonne,  Feb  21,  pt  n 

w  3^  n  w       12  42  9,  6m  6%  $6000 

Porter  I  A  to  F  8  James,  apl  6,  It  7  b  2, 

17  40  14,  ly6%  $4000 

Piersons  0  et  al  to  J  Joohen,  apl  29,  It  8 

b  4.  14  38  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Pokorney  J  to  R  Hart,  may  8,  It  3  b  8, 15 

39  13,  3y  6i8  $6000 

Patterson  J  0  to  Mat  L  <fc  B  Assn,  apl  1, 

-  It  2  It  17  b  2,  18  39  14  —  $3300 

Priesto  M  to  J  H  Ernst,  may  7,  It  99  b  40 

33  40  14,  3y  6S«  $3500 

Phillips  I  I  to  N-W  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  apl  16, 

Its  63  to  66  Hoastens  sab  6y  6!e ...  $26,000 
Rowland  E  M  to  A  B  Idead  may  10,  pt  It 

3  b  3,  28  38  14,  6y  6!J  $250" 

Robens  0  to  R  Walsh  may  11,  pt  It  4  b  2, 

10  38  14,  3y  6i«  $2400 

Repbergen  M  &  I  W  to  B  Hoganson  may 

10,  It  16  b  3,  4  39  13,  6y  7«  $1300 

Reville  O  to  P  O  Scensland  may  4,  Its  9 

and  10  b  3,  22  40  13,  6y  7%  $1000 

Rath  O  M  to  B  Goodridge,  apl  20,  It  11  It 

7  b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  6%%  $2600 

Renter  J  to  W  Heioemann,  may  2,  It  18  b 

10,  D  Park  add  5y  6%  $27t0 

Rogers  G  M  to  B  Wolf,  may  1,  It  18  b  23, 

6  38  14,  3y  7i«  $3800 

Roloff  A  to  L  Rathje,  may  1,  It  16  Hoye's 

snb,  17  38  14,  4y  7%  $10(0 

Rawpjski  F  to  F  fi  Chandler,  may  6,  It  3 

iT?,  32  38  16,  6y  7%  $1600 

Ryan  N  to  N  F  Blanc,  may  7,  It  77  and  78 

b  1,  20  39  14,  3y  6^  $6(00 

Shultz  F  to  O  Robin,  may  6,  It  4   b  9, 

Brand  add,  6%.  $2400 

Sorenson  B  0  B  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  3,  pt 

It  2  b  13,  36  40  13,  6y  6^  $2000 

Salniger  S  8  and  M  to  N-W  Mat  L  Ins  Co 

apl  30,  pt  It  22   b  138  8  8  add   ly  6^ 

 $10,100 

Steinhans  A  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo,  may  1,  pt 

e  >^  n  e  36  40  13,  6y  6%,  3  deeds. $7200 
Schnieder  U  to  J  H  Kraemer,  may  4,  pt  It 

43  b  16,  20  40  14,  5y  7^  $4500 

Stone  R  to  F  A  Barnes,  may  6,  It  9  It  3  b 

61,  21  39  14,  6y  6!«  $1200 

Samon  8  et  al  to  N  Michaels,  may  6,  It  24 

and  25  b  48,  7  38  14,  3y  6%  $iO0O 

Spirkel  J  to  N  A  Mayer,  may  3,  It  16  b  30 

17  39  14,  3y  6«   $7500 

Strong  JO  to  OS  Smith,  apl  26,  It  11  b 

19,  as  42  l.S,  3y  6$  $30(0 

Stanber  F  A  to  M  A  Staober,  apl  30.  Its  1 

and  2  b.6,  1  39  13,  6y  6^  $8000 

Seaton  B  D  to  H  Dibblee,  apl  21,  pt  Its 

36  to  39,  31  39  13,  ly  6;^,  p  m  $6260 

8axe  H  &  I  0  to  S  W  Oonuell,  apl  20,  pt 

b  7,  29  38  14,  6y  7%,  3  deeds  $2400 

S^ead  P  to  O  Longhridge,  apl  12,  It  24  b 

b  5  and  It  8  b  6,  R  &  K  add  Evanston,  6 

m6%  $3000 

Speed  W  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  may  11,  pt  It  10 

and  Use  frl  }i  27  39  14,  6y  6^....$4(00 
Steade  B  to  F  B  Peabody  may  9,  Its  3  to 

6  b  16,  28  39  13,  6y  6i8  $4000 

Sigler  8  to  Paoiiia  L  and  H  Assn  may  4, 

pt  It  12,  16  38  14,  —  $18,000 

Sohaefer  P  F  to  B  G  Paaling  may  9,  It  4 

b  1  It  6,  29  40  14,  2y  655  $2600 

Schaaf  0  to  H  C  Zottermeister  may  9,  It 

67  b  1  b  37,  21  39  14,  6;8  $li00 

Smith  J  to  M  Helberg  may  4,  Its  26  to  29 

and  pt  30,  9  37  13,  3y  6!?  $3500 

Sohinoke  0  to  H  G  Zander  Apr  30,  It  16 

Harland  snb  ?0  40  14,  6y  7%  $2000 

Stier  B  A  to  J  Hofman  may  1,  pt  b  1,  20 

40  14,  3y   $4000 

Thompson  H  T  to  F  B  Peabods  may  13, 

It  2  and  pt  4  b  8,  Woloott  add,  6y  b% 

 $50,000 

Thomas  J  W  to  P  Taylor  may  7,  It  3  It  22 

b  4,  16  39  14.  5y  6^  $2500 

Toney  S  A  to  H  H  0  Miller  may  10,  It  3 

b  1,  18  41  14,  6y  6%  $2500 

Trebilcook  J  et  al  to  J  L  Chapman,  may 

1,  It  13  b  16, 11  38  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Tasker  B  S  to  G  B  Uorr,  apl  29,  pt  b  14, 

21  38  14,  6y  6<8  $2760 

Thomson  H  0  to  J  B  Keogh  apl  17,  pt  It 

7  b  2,  13  38  14,  6y  6*  $5000 

Ursin  M  to  O  Knbin,  may  3,  Its  1  and  2 

It  32,  36  40  13,  6!i  $4600 

Volenoe  M  to  A  Zajioek,  may  4,  It  6  b  12, 


20  39  14,  dem  755   $3CO0 

Wayble  T  H  to  I  R  Mansfield  may  1,  pt 

It  186,  12  38  13,  ly  6%  $7600 

Walsh  J  to  E  G  Foreman  may  8,  It  1  b  2, 

13  39  13,  3y  6%  $7600 

Whittemore  L  W  to  F  M  Elliott  may  8,  It 

10,  Gaffield  sub  7  41  14,  3y,  6%  $40C0 

Whelan  J  to  C  L  Schaar  may  7,  It  39  b  3 

Archer  add,  6%  $1000 

Wolf  H  0  to  L  O  Kuhnert  may  8,  It  30  It 

6.  20  39  16,  3y  6%  2  deeds   $3000 

Wallenbanm  O  to  J  F  Scanlan,  may  1,  pt 

It  98  It  61,  Bronson  add  7  1-6^  $5CO0 

Werres  M  to  B  S  Dreyer,  may  8,  It  34  b 

30,  7  39  14,  3y  6!J  $15  0 

Whipple  G  C  to  W  M  Willner,  may  6,  Its 

1  to  26  b  8  b  7,  11  37  13,  ly  7%  $2000 

Waters  M  E  to  P  W  Snowhook,  may  4,  It 

9  b  14,  17  39  14  3y  6^  $1000 

Wheeler  M  L  to  Mat  Sec  L  &  B  Assn  may 

H,  It  46  b  2,  23  38  14.  7%  $3(  00 

Wilkowski  J  A  to  P  0  Stensland  may  9, 

It  21  and  22  b  9,  31  40  14,  6y  6«  . . . .  $1500 
Wing  T  W  to  F  B  Peabody  may  3,  It  61  b 

19,  19  40  14,  5y  614%  %ViOD 

Waite  0  E  to  F  B  Peabody,  may  7,  It  7  It 

13  b  9,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  *3000 

Westerholm  A  to  W  Loeb  apl  1,  It  4  and 

6  b  1,  8  39  14,  5y  6%  $8500 

Willey  H  N  to  F  B  Peabody,  apl  26,  pt  b 

76,  25  38  14,  3y  7%,  16  deeds  $10,2fO 

Whitney  L  H  to  8  W  Rawson,"apl  17,  n 

It  15  b  11,  3  38  14,  6y  —  $£0  )0 

Warren  E  E  to  Pacific  L  <fc  H  Assn,  may  2 

It  37  b  4,  20  37  14  $240) 

White  T  to  W  Heinemann,  may  2,  pt  b  38 

19  40  14,  5y  e%,  10  deeds  $18,000 

Williams  0  L  to  H  H  Roantree,  mar  25, 

Its  1  to  20,  b  1  and  Its  1  to  37  b  2,  20  36 

14  6^  p  m  $4000 

Ziteofield  0  to  8  Straab  may  7,  It  10  b  8 

Brand  and,  4y  6%  $2625 


Arveson  A  to  S  Richardson  may  3,  farn 

7m  $140 

Allen  F  J  to  0  P  Allen  may  4,  piano,  18m 

 $260 

Alcoe  S  to  Oonde'l  P  &  TCofnrn  146  2l8t 

11m   $1000 

Anderson  L  to  W  H  Armstrong  apl  1, 

horses  and  track  2y  $465 

Alleery  J  P  to  J  Oallen  may  2,  horses  etc 

835  Taylor  8m  $135 

Bacon  E  R  et  al  to  Rosenbaam  Bros  jnly 

28,'94,  elevators  etc  ly  $25,000 

Bojaski  B  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Oo  may 

6,  saloon  4867  Laflin  ly  $400 

Bird  R  J  to  H  Morse  may  9,  fnrn  6m.  .$103 
Beokstahlen  L  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

may  9,  saloon  651  w  2l8t  2y   $300 

Bollen  W  U  to  H  Morse  apl  30,  farn  and 

piano  and  s  m.  6m  $258 

Bell  E  to  J  H  Miller  feb  1,  farn  3012 

Prairie  av,  may  1,'96  $550 

Batenan  0  A  to  J  L  Hampton  et  al  may  8, 

engine  and  machy  feb  10  $400 

Barrett  0  E  to  J  A  Cavanagh  apr  30,  406 

Madison  6m  $1000 

Britt  I  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  may  10,  saloon 

533  Bheflt  av,  23m  $1000 

Brimble  S  to  Q  H  Oobleigh  may  8,  farn 

and  piano  6m  $130 

Bary  0  J  to  E  Smith  may  6,  farn  and  pi- 
ano 7m  1 200 

Baedeke  F  A  to  E  Smith  may  8,  forn  and 

piano  7m  $167 

Bnrki  T  F  to  J  W  Keely  apl  29,  shop  3m 

 $300 

Bonchard  O  and  L  to  J  M  Happ  may  7, 

horses,  carriages  etc,  6m  $448 

Bezent  R  T  to  (3  A  Grover  may  7,  horses 

etc  li  $176 

Betelle  G  B  to  L  Abfems  farn  1448  Indi- 
ana av  2y  $365 

Beisterfeldt  C  F  W  to  J  A  Dahlem  may 

10,  fnrn  1488  n  California  av  6m  $177 

Barber  J  E  to  J  Stinson  &  Oo  may  11, 

fnrn  etc  129  Harrison  2y  $1097 

Blier  G  to  L  Lesser  may  4,  horses  etc 

3008  Botler  ly  $200 

Ballast  H  E  to  J  A  Troy  may  10,  farn  ly 
Balch  F  W  to  L  St  John  may  11,  farn  180 

Wabash  2y  $1500 

Boarket  J  to  0  H  Oobleigh  may  — ,  farn 

Mayfair  6m  $92 

Cable  0  J  to  D  D  dtreeter  may  1,  oars  etc 

5m  $280 

Cook  L  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  may  11,  farn 

3262  Wentworth  av  7m  $94 

Connolly  J  B  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

may  9,  saloon  882  Harrison  2y. . . . , .$400 
Cohen  P  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  may  9, 
«saloon  221  w  Randolph  $1800 


Cabel  &  Cooper  to  P  Van  Schaaok  &  Son 

may  7,  drngs  4401  Halsted  2y  $566 

Oasselman  C  Jr  to  0  Casselman  may  11, 

farn  440  Dayton  2y  $4C0 

Chapman  W  P  to  W  H  Gridley  apr  27,  14 

int  storage  car  aod  contents  23m  . . .  $500 
Charoh  M  to  Spear  Bros  apl  10,  piano 

and  fnrn  ly  $120 

Cole  B  J  and  0  D  to  Natl  Mort  L  Co  may 

8,  piano  2236  Mich  av  7m   $144 

Cery  A  M  to  T  Bear  may  1,  forn  915  Stor- 
age Ex  Bldg.  $200 

Caldwell  W  el  al  to  Miller  Brg  Co  may  1'), 

saloon  258  w  Lake  2y  $4C0 

Cogley  W  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B      M  Co 

may  9,  saloon  483  Western  av  ly  $200 

Carl  F  to  G  Dietert  coay  1,  horses,  cattle 

etc,  Maine  18m  $125 

CookEDtoM  O  J  Frey  May  7,  fnrn 

1399  w  Madison  joly  1  $703 

Cnrotts  et  al  to  M  Schweizer  may  6,  sa- 
loon 613  w  Van  Bnren  2y   $260 

Chicago  Cycling  Clob  to  Bearings  Pnb 

Co  may  10,  farn  etc  3947  Mich  av  ly 

 $1100 

Crane  J  M  to  G  G  Hnbbeil  may  i-S.  farn 

and  piano  7m   $236 

Oarlett  M  A  to  M  E  Finch  may  11,  farn 

6m  $103 

Czapp  E  to  L  Negendank  may  10,  farn, 

horse  etc,  391  Milwaakee  av,  may  1,'96 

 $161 

Densmore  J  A  to  W  H  Wilson  may  11,  en- 
gine etc,  Winne  ka  $200 

Dehn  P  to  J  W  Kraase  may  13,  fnrn  271 

Milwaakee  av  2y   $  70 

Dougherty  W  A  to  8  A  McDearman  may 

8,  shop  $250 

Despin  R  E  to  M  E  Finch  may  9,  farn  6m 

  $432 

Davis  S  B  to  L  M  Curtis  may  10,  restrot 

212  w  Adams  den  6  $170 

Durand  W  J  et  al  to  J  Parsnell  jan  3'>, 

farn  3m  $145 

Daniels  E  E  to  D  Rankin  may  1,  farn  674 

Lake  $460 

Engstrand  A  to  E  Jungel  may  6,  mdse  19 

Evanston  av  #376 

Bnsminger  C  C  to  O'D  <fe  D  Co  feb  20,  sa- 
loon 4656  State  23m  $1(  00 

Freozel  J  to  Waoker  <e  B  B  &  M  Co  may 

4,  saloon  1302  Wellington  2y  $196 

Fayler  G  to  J  Sexton  et  al  may  13,  farn 

iO  )  w  Madison  eOds  $600 

Frendenberg  C  to  A  G  Smith  may  11, 

fnrn  6m  t5>0 

Forbes  W  R  to  A  M  Cobb  may  9,  livery 

636  40  43d  Im  $3000 

Fitzgerald  D  to  J  Bender  may  6,  groceries 

1226  Polk  ly  $200 

Fernkoess  W  to  E  Smith  apl  12,  farn  312 

V  Bnren  13m  tl07 

Fischer  0  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  may  1, 

saloon  681  Sedgwick  2y  $685 

Freeman  J  to  T  Makeever  may  8,  fnrn 

and  piano  Evanston  dec  9   $369 

Fowles  W  8  to  E  Smith  may  8,  bicycle 

etc,  8m   $167 

Fredman  &,  Roski  to  Sohoenhofen  Br^  Co 

may  8,  saloon  24  w  MadiHOn  17m...  $276 
Fett  F  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  may  8,  saloon  832 

Halsted  20m  $1000 

Fleming  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  may  7,  fnrn 

6m   $119 

Galivan  J  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M  Co 

may  9,  saloon  223  Ogden  av  ly  $  

Garson  I  L  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  may  9,  sa- 
loons 138  22nd,  4171  Halsted   $2236 

Gray  F  to  Spear  Bros  apl  29,  piano  and 

furn  9m  $84 

Gillette  A  H  to  G  H  Pariu  may  7  fnrn  187 

Dearborn  av,  16m   $60C 

Heselshwerd  W  to  8  D  Kimbark  may  14, 

shop,  wagons  etc,  6m   $1669 

Hugo  a  E  to  0  K  Mays,  saloon  ly  $10(;0 

Hesner  H  0  to  Natl  M  Loan  Oo  may  11, 

piano  and  s  m  949  12th  6m   $101 

Hollister  W  H  to  G  Small  may  11,  fnrn  7 

m  $375 

Harvey  T  H  to  A  Rarry  may  2,  market  611 

w  Erie  4m  $200 

Hayde  J  to  E  A  Erd  may  1,  fnrn  ?5S2 

Prairie  av  ly  ....   fl95 

Mart  H  P  to  P  Hin7  apl  25,  fnrn  4466 

Sherman  18m  $li'5 

Harrington  G  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co 

may  7,  saloon  431  W  Madison  2y . . .  $716 
Hawkinson  C  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  may 

2,  saloon  157  n  Centre  av  $200 

Hintz  R  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may  4, 

saloon  6046  Halsted  2y  $336 

Heimann  U  to  A  Heimaun  may  7,  forn 

2226  Clark  2y  $3090 

Heine  H  to  K  Heiae  eitr  may  1,  farn  746 

31st,  18m  $8000 


4?8 


TfiE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  18,  1896. 


Heok  H  A  to  0  E  Malm  may  6,  farn  1312 

Van  Boren  18m  $i2o 

Hawley  J  P  to  M  Maginnia  may  4,  saloan 

278  w  Lake  10m  *;54t 

Holden  N  R  to  E  Morris  apr  26,  horses 

etc,  67  39th  ly  flOOO 

Uazal  J  to  A  Sobnessler  may  8,  market 

51st  8t  4m  |145 

Horibnar  0  to  F  MoShane  may  8,  forn  64 

MadisoB  2y  |200 

Harrintfton  Q  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

may  8,  saloon  6  37  Madison  ly  ."|150 

Uapfelook  to  H  F  Monnt  may  6,  furn  7m 

 |180 

Johnsun  J  to  J  W  Ang  U  may  13,  horses 

eto  Maywood  2y  '  $140 

Johnson  W  M  to  Q  Q  Hnbbell  may  7,  pi- 
ano SOwks  |125 

Johnson  J  A  to  L  H  Blame  may  10,  drags 

1049  Madison  ISm   .$900 

Jndson  A  B  to  M  E  Finch  apl  30,  fnrn 

fnrn  and  piano  6m   $108 

Johnson  E  to  J  Harvey  may  2,  boggy  eto, 

6m   $150 

Jyenby  K  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  may  6,  sa- 
loon 95  VI  Erie  2y  |400 

Johnson  H  G  to  Spear  Bros  apl  20,  piano 

18m  $99 

Jilton  J  N  to  E  Smith  apr  17,  fnrn  7m.  .$98 
Kent  E  M  to  H  Morse  may  6,  farq  6m.$lu3 
Know  E  K  to  Helmer  Com  Oo  may  10. 

horses  eto,  ly  $115 

Eiojock  L  to  T  B  Waring  may  6,  fnrn  634 

Noble  5m  $135 

Keitet  A  to  T  J  Bioe  may  6,  horse  eto  2y 

 $i00 

Eean  J  H  to  J  Eean  apl  1,  horse  and 

wagon  Morgan  Park  2y  $200 

Eeith  B  0  to  Am  Brg  Co  may  3,  saloon 

317  Grand  av,  23m  $3i  0 

Linke  E  V  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

9,  saloon  728  Lake  $5C0 

Lancaster  J  J  to  R  R  Lancaster  may  1'), 

horse  etc  1  y   $300 

Loby  P  B  to  M  E  Finch  apl  30,  piano  6m 

 $103 

Link  S  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  may  1,  saloon 

138  Centre  av  2y  $600 

La  Rook  A  L  to  0  Eiohenbaam  apr  1, 

horses  eto,  ly  $150 

Lyon  J  to  C  Henneriok  apl  30,  piano  7m 

 $96 

Lawrence  8  to  E  Meyerson  may  — ,  fnrn 

Im  $120 

Miller  L  to  W  Borekamp  may  6,  horse 

and  cattle,  Wheelins-,  ly  $200 

Mnrphy  M  R  to  M  E  Finch  may  8,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Manheimer  may  10,  wagons  etc,  3335  For- 
est av  6m  $350 

MoOormiok  J  to  F  J  Heimbath  may  10, 

fnrn  252  Water,  jnoe  16   $2(j0 

Mnrphy  M  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  6,  farn 

and  piano  6m   $166 

McOonnell  £  T  to  E  Spear  apl  20,  piano 

and  B  m,  8m  $112 

MoManns  F  H  to  Q  W  Soott  may  2,  fnrn 

2  Ver  Pk  pi  3m   $150 

Merritt  F  B  to  W  F  Jefferson  may  3,  den- 
tal office  34  Washington  2y  $2c.O 

Meyer  P  to  N  Blatz  Brg  Co  may  6,  saloon 

352  Halsted  $a00 

McKay  E  D  and  0  P  to  J  F  Cassidy  moh 

28,  fnrn  1324  Adams  20m  $1000 

Mngnrt  T  to  Std  Brewery  apl  11,  ualooa 

3270  Torktown  23m   $375 

Meyer  I  to  B  Rosenthal  may  3,  piano  117 

Garfield  blvd  2y  $206 

MoLanghlin  J  to  H  Morse  may  8,  fnrn  6m 

 .$155 

Martin  G  G  to  A  H  ToUefson  may  8,  ptg 

offioh  963  Ballon  st,  2y  $350 

Meagher  U  to  J  H  Dalton  may  9,  fnrn 

431  n  Clark  36  m   $3600 

Mnllen  E  to  Standard  Bry  may  9,  saloon 

606  North  av  29m  $  

Mnrphy  Power  Oo  to  A  L  Ide  &  Son  moh 

1,  maohy  6m  $10C0 

Maohmore  D  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  9,  fnrn 

6m  $268 

Meyer  W  to  Standard  Brf;  Oo  apl  20,  sa- 
loon 450  Montioello  23m  $300 

Meooin  A  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo,  sa- 
loon 284  22d  2y  $225 

Miller  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  9,  fnrn  6m  $103 
Meier  N  J  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  may  7,  sa- 
loon 3645  Haleted  dem  $5(0 

Martini  E  to  O'D  &  D  Oo  may  27,  saloon 

54  Clyboarn  av,  2y  $533 

MoManaman  M  to  E  McManaman  may  2. 

fnrn  164  n  Western  av  2y  $5f  0 

Moroon  W  H  to  S  Kennington  may  1,  pi- 
ano 927  Ind  av,  2y  $110 

Mnrphy  L  and  D  to  Natl  Mort  L  Oo  may 

18  fnrn  2315  Mich  av  6m   $108 

Mamers  8  B  to  N  S  Qlore  may  10,  horse 
217  mt  $101 


Nathanson  S  J  to  E  G  Schmidt  Brg  Co 

may  13,  saloon  1 14  Wisconsin  ly  . . . .  $700 
Newoumb  F  L  to  A  Hansen  may  6,  piano 

643  n  Robey  18m  $600 

Nytedt  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  apr  19,  farn  6m 

 $103 

Niokolas  G  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  may  6,  fnrn 

2739  Evanston  av,  6m  $350 

Oliver  0  0  to  H  Morse  may  7,  forn  and 

piano  ly  $124 

Peterson  W  F  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  may 

13,  saloon  1241  Wabash  2y  $600 

Palm  M  to  Hecn  &  Gabler  Brg  Oo  may  2, 

saloon  4113  Halsted  2y  $300 

Parle  W  E  to  T  H  Armstrong  may  11, 

horses  eto,  964  Carroll  av,  4m  $126 

Palmer  0  H  to  A  E  Mills  may  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $125 

Parmlee  L  to  L  E  Palmer  feb  21,  forn 

110  Peoria  ly  $165 

Proohnow  E  to  E  Proohnow  may  6,  forn 

5^5  n  Wood  ly  $250 

PriesB  F  J  to  T  Lehmann  may  4,  horses 

eto,  3  Boscoe  blvd  ly  $850 

Porter  N  to  D  Pries  may  5,  forn  408  Elm 

3m  $190 

Perootka  T  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  may  8,  saloon 

121  De  Eoven,  dem  $650 

Proske  C  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  apl  29,  saloon 

872  w  20th  2y  $200 

Parren  G  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  may  2,  forn 


2y. 


.$166 


Qaaw  W  H  to  J  O  Lee  may  8,  billiard 

goods,  Langley  av  and  39th  $150 

Rystrom  J  G  to  W  Bntz  may  1,  fnrn 

School  St  6m  $600 

Richardson  to  L  E  Cole  may  2,  fist  eto, 

419  State  60ds   $300 

Rystrom  J  G  to  W  Blitz  may  1,  fnrn  jan 

16  $  

Race  A  S  to  L  L  Molford  may  11,  horses 

etc,  319  Englewood  av  $2000 

Race  A  A  S  to  L  L  Mnlford  may  11,  horses 

eto,  219  Englewood  $2C0J 

Ross  J  R  to  L  F  Ripley  apl  22,  forn  4209 

Emerald  av  apl  1,'96  $930 

Rowe  E  to  0  Meader  may  1,  torn  9m.. $130 
Ryan  J  J  to  A  Farrell  may  2,  horses  etc, 

3664  Wabash  5m  $100 

Ronse  8  to  E  Smith  may  4,  forn  8m. . .  $96 
Hybak  J  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  &  M  Oo 

may  9,  saloon  1013  B  laid  av  2y  $400 

Robertson  W  to  F  Eoppling  may  7,  track 

eto,  69th  and  Wallace  19m  $260 

Rhaesa  J  A  to  E  B  Canniogham  may  6, 

shop  416  71st  $356 

Sohwoger  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

II,  saloon  2892  Archer  av  2y  $697 

Shea  P  to  P  Cannon  may  13,  horse  eto, 

2y  $U5 

Sorenson  Q  A  to  0  0  Olson  may  13,  horse 

ly  $250 

Saaissos  0  to  N  Mazakos  may  6,  mdse 

Oakley  and  Ogden  6m  $300 

Spriggs  F  to  F  N  Rosener  may  10,  forn 

1487  Harrison  7m  .....$150 

Stnnning  L  to  Spear  Bros  apl  20,  piano 

6m  $51 

Scott  W  H  to  Spear  Bros  apl  12,  piano  ly 


.$102 

Schnitzer  A  to  Anhanser-B  Brg  Oo  may  2. 

saloon  3201  State  2y  $375 

Stephain  F  A  to  D  Rankin  may  6,  forn 

49  Larrabee6m  $160 

Scott  A  H  to  Fuller  &  F  Oo  fnrn  769  Arm- 

itage  av  $611 

Shaw  R  F  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M  Oo 

may  6.  saloon  196  Grand  av  ly  $626 

Smith  G  J  to  jeipp  Brg  Oo  may  7,  saloon 

850  Root  2y  $600 

Straass  J  to  U  J  Brnnjes  jan  7,  engine 

maohy  eto,  2511  C  Grove  av  3y  $200T 

Salvatore  G  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  may 

3,  saloon  622  Clark  $300 

Snohemek  J  to  J  Earda  may  1,  saloon  99 

w  16th  lOji  $1000 

Stordenr  E  to  G  G  Hobbell  may  6,  fnrn 

11m  $135 

Street  8  D  to  £  Smith  apl  12,  fnrn  11 

Park  av  ly  $96 

Sohey  J  to  U  P  Monnt  apr  30,  fnrn  and 

piano  1185  w  North  av  6m  $186 

Slroot  J  to  H  Morse  may  4,  fnrn  and  pi- 
ano 6m  $156 

Spieckman  L  to  U  Esohenberg  may  8, 

horse  etc,  1257  Wellington,  2y  $500 

Schelte  Adrian  Soheltes  to  D  0  James  et 

al  maohy  etc,  2y  39  Washington  2y.$6000 
Smith  C  F  to  M  E  Foote  may  13,  fnrn  154 

State  18m  $60C0 

Terlao  W  G  to  0  Bors  may  4,  drags  eto, 

1097  Sheffield  av  4;^  $1000 

Torrance  M  to  M  £  Finch  may  8,  fnrn  6m 

 $207 

Woslick  J  to  F  8  Mesmon  may  6,  fnrn 

4920  State  4m  $126 

Washington  Eleo  Oo  to  8  Stein  may  8, 


goods  eto,  791  Canal  3m  $927 

Watson  W  B  to  M  E  Finch  may  9,  forn 

6m  ,  $165 

Wilson  P  J  to  0  Wilson  may  9,  fnrn  161-66 

LaSalle  av  22m  $3060 

Weaver  G  L  to  J  M  Barry  apl  8,  forn  89 

Indiana  2y  $400 

Wilhelm  F  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  may  6,  saloon 

691  Larrabee  ly  $600 

Wendlandt  A  to  B  Friend  apl  23,  horses 

6m    $4485 

Wilson  J  F  to  E  Cnnningham  may  9,  fnrn 

and  piano  78th  and  Wood  6m  ...$170 

Wanderer  G  C  to  C  Neilsen  may  6,  mar- 
ket 861  Sheffield  av  3m  $295 

Water  F  to  M  Poskopf  may  7,  boggy  etc 

6m  $300 

Welles  F  L  to  G  J  Williams  may  — ,  forn 

5  ^6  w  Jackson  2y  $760 

Yai?non  G  S  to  A  W  Gray  may  9,  dental 

office  182  State  2y  $928 

Yanoey  L  to  M  Wheeler  may  6,  restrnt 

241  Desplaines  ly  $155 

Yonng  D  to  Natl  Mort  Oo  may  7,  fLrn 

1423  Donning  7m  $405 

Ziemer  J  C  to  J  M  Waodry  may  3,  saloon 

946  Ashland  av  2y  $140 

BILLS  OP  SALE. 


Ooy  A  L  to  H  Elrehteln  spl  1,  H  drag  ■  ore  Wright 

and  esrd  tl(  0O 

Wiloke  Fto  J  0  WalledoD  may  1,  milk  baMoess.  .{300 
Peatt  N  to  A  A  Parke  apl  10,  turn  416  Madleon. .  .t266 

Hlien  J  to  T  Slien  mise  218  WelU..  IBOO 

Zatkowski  L  to  L  J  Zatkowskl  may  1",  ealoon  75 

Fry  8t  $200 

Sameon  M  B  to  T  EtellDg  may  10,  farn  49  Pieros  st 

 ,.  tl69 

Graff  J  to  O  Graff  apl  18,  fnrn  339  w  12th  $200 

Graff  Q  to  A  Graff  may  1,  turn  339  w  12lh  $160 

TonDg  8  to  J  J  JohasoD  may  3,  faro  316  Olark..  .$600 
Baer  0  to  S  Bser  may  13,  mdee  116  Dearborn ..  .$1000 

Morris  S  0  to  J  Fisher  may  10,  horse,  eto  $200 

DaltOD  J  H  to  H  Meagher  may  9,  ealoon  431  n  Olark 

  $1000 

Walter  Q  W  to  Li  Wagndr  may   4,   lanchroom  36 

Warren  $ioo 

Granllntou  J  J  to  M  Howard  may  80,  ofBoe  fnrn 

19  Wabash  $5464 

Leonhardt  M  to  H  Alllo  may  7,  fnrn  $6H6 

Goldsmith  N  to  A  Nelson  may  5.  mdee  626  Polk.  1300 
Finney  T  J  to  J  H  Hney  moh  27,  fnrn  914  laooma 

 $250 

Graham  J  to  W  B  Sweeney  may  1,  fnrn  280  Indiana 

st  $160 

Manger  W  A  to  A  Maoger  may  6,  furn  29  8  Went- 

worth  $$100 

Eokhart  Bros  &  Oo  to  0  Hansen  may  8,  paints  etc, 

18  Adams  $400 

Hankel  G  to  R  Wolfertz  may  8.  press  eto  342  Dear- 

borr  $10  (I 

Natl  Bnilder  to  E  E.  Bowen  may  8.  furn  $125 

Dickey  M  to  J  Drinkwater  may  8,  furn  3.7  Garfield 

av  $110 

Flola  F  J  to  Western  Union  0  Storage  Oo  may  8 

mdee  $416 

Rose  R  to.  Western  Union  0  Storage  Oo  may  8, 

mdee  $416 

Jellism  A  A  to  E  Berman  may  8,  grocery  5959  Car- 
penter  /  $960 

Wells  0  E  to  W  W  Johnson  may  9,  type  eto  ....  $  

Leonhart  M  to  L  ViliM  may  8,  farn  1638  w  47th. $1200 
Best  Brg  Oo  to  L  Boc'jstatslcr  may  9.  saloon  6S1  w 

21st  $300 

Wolferts  R  to  A  Hankel  may  8,  fnrn  342  Dearborn 

av..  $1(jOO 

O'Neill  0  O  to  J  R  Brooke  may  3,  mdse  3S3  w  Har- 
rison  $60C0 

Doblesz  F  to  S  Kaeter  apl  27,  horse,  market  eto  96 

Wade  $475 

Schmidt  J  J  to  0  Uchroeder  may  8,  ealoon  3161 

Wentworth  $260  1 

Bnnik  J  to  A  Wacbonskl  may  9,  grocery  22  Frank- 
fort st     $400 

Oalopy  T  W  to  0  E  Banech  apl  27,        drug  stock 

3944  0  Grove  av     $2000 

Darcy  F  P  to  J  B  Connolly  may  9,  saloon  106  West- 
ern av   $400 

Spragne  8  A  to  0  W  Smith  apr  — ,  furn  $632 

Bncker  W  to  L  MoGuire  apr  23,  farn  2219  Cottage 

Grove  av  $165 

Biegert  E  to  B  Siegert  apr  23,  saloon  145  Wells.$1200 
Brankanson  H  to  8  Breeterfl^ld  oct  19,  saloon  811 

Haleted   $2 ,0 

Boreff  D  0  to  P  Leshy  apr  22,  furn  438  — th  $250 

Luby  P  to  H  Hyde  apr  23,  fnrn   $3000 

Eramer  U  to  A  Weis  apr  16,  saloon  944  Lincoln  av 

 $302 

Pye  J  to  0  Berchoff  apr  26,  baggy  etc,  4858  Ogden 

av  $990 

Madeda  M  to  F  L  Laplsrre  apr  20,  ptg  office  868 

Dearborn  $1600 

Barth  E  to  F  Erdeuann  apr  9,  grocery  etc,  Oly- 

bourn  av  $2J00 

Biobllea  Wine  Oo  to  E  W  Pteltter  apr  1,  ealoon 


3034  Ind  av.  $4000 

Blanden  0  Q  to  E  J  Dresser  apr  9,  mdse  13  Board 
of  Trade  ot  $700 

Johneon  0  M  to  M  Johnson  apr  33,  grocery  766 
North  av  $1100 

White  W  to  8  Richardson  apr  24,  furn  1900  Dear- 
born  $136 

Weir  R  M  to  M  Baumann  Sc  Oo  apr  23,  drugs  942 
Madison  $1360 

MoEee  M  to  Ohi  Fung  mdse  472  State  1500 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Edgewater,  N  Olark  add,  It  120.  Joseph  8 
Marcotte  V  Frank  Werger  $211.41 

Owner's  sub,  Itl  29  and  30  of  b  1  of  Laf- 
lin.  Smith  &  Dyer's  snb,  of  n  e  3^  seo 
20  40  14.  A  J  Harnett  v  John  D  Oarlett 
 $60 

Horsl's  resnb.  It  1  of  Its  1  to  4  and  e  17  ft 
It  6  Assr's  div  of  Its  13  to  16  b  6  and  Its 
13  to  16  b  1  Linden  Grove  seo  21  38  14. 
Angost  Frey  et  al  v  Lorin  A  Barnes 
 $43r50 

Same,  It  2.  Christ  Fetgmenn  et  al  v  Same 
 $48.76 

Oh'go,  Eeith's  South  Pk  add,  Its  4  to  41 
ino  seo  14  38  14  $68 

Irving  Pk,  It  14  b  26,  Angobt  J  Waldkiroh 
v  Oliver  L  Watson  $108  39 

Maywood,  It  19  b  212.  J  W  Barker  v  Eo- 
gene  8  Pebbles  ,  ..$23.65 

Englewood  Hill,  It  30  b  8.  Englewood 
Lnmber  Co  v  Martin  Breokway .  .$2:27. 77 

Eggleston's  sob.  n  130  ft  It  12  b  3  of  pt  e 
ofCRI&PRRofnJ^ofn  ^^ofne 
%  seo  28  38  14.  Frank  A  Winblad  et  al 
V  Ferd  W  and  Anna  R  Eobn  and  Don- 
gal  Moir  $200 

Hosmer  &  Maokey's  snb,  It  9  b  1,  bs  1  to 
6  and  12  to  16  in  sob  of  w  >^  n  w  ^2 
39  13.  Wm  Z  Partello  v  Hans  A  Oalland 
 $460.29 

Mandel's  sob,  It  75,  bs  6  to  8  of  Porricg- 
ton  &  Scranton  snb  of  that  pt  n  of  the 
Barry  Point  Road  of  w  %  s  w  3^  16  38 
13.  0  F  Holman  v  Joseph  Oonley..  .$776 

Wrightwood,  It  33  in  snb  of  ontlt  B.  Jas 
Rnssell  et  al  v  0  F  Elambeok  and  Ohas 
F  Rothman  $1909.45 

Wilton  av,  prems  1304.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Emma  Hartborg  $50 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  10  and  11  b  51  o  t.  Ill  Steel 
Co  V  John  B  Skinner,  George  H  Brady, 
F  M  Parks,  Jo'iana  and  Patrick  Cham- 
bers $1514.65 

S  8  add.  It  16  b  22.  Wisconsin  Lime  & 
Stone  Co  v  Martin  De  Tamble. .  .$308,98 

Woodlawn  Ridge,  It  8  b  9.  Wm  E  White- 
hair  V  E  B  Trainor  and  Michael  O'Sol- 
livan  $12.60 

Eister'ssob,  s  19^  ft  It  10  b  2  of  b  4 
Reid's  snb  of  w  >^  8  e  34  27  39  13. 
George  8  Rood  v  Mary  A  Higgins...  $67 

Bine  Isld  Park  add.  It  17  b  12,  30  37  14. 
Chas  Brose  &  Oo  v  Warren  Oaswell$140  50 

Graves  &  Scuith's  resnb  in  Graves'  sob,  s 
23  ft  It  11  and  n  2  ft  It  12  s  3^  n  H  n  6 
}4  34  39  14.  Carlsley  Mfg  Oo  v  J  F 
Wallach  $239  10 

Sheldon's  sub.  sob  It  88  of  bs  61  to  90 
Bronson's  add  (494  Wells).  Loois  Brod- 
bog  V  John  0  Rioe  $397.79 


APPLiIC&^TlON  FOK  BIJIt.I>IM«» 
PBBailTIS. 

Garfield  av  737,  M  W  Giltnow,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  t9,000. 

Calumet  av  and  793  and  757  Fiftieth  st,  John  R  Tay- 
lor, three  story  and  basement  briok  apartment 
bonding,  $16,000. 

Prairie  av  4710,  Frank  McFadden,  three  story  and 
basement  flats,  $8,000. 

Grand  blvd  4736,  E  Mendel,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $16,000. 

Randolph  st  40  42  and  44,  The  George  A  Faller  Oo, 
two  brick  additional  stories,  $76,000. 

Grand  blvd  4741,  Fletcher  Ingail's,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $30,000. 

Lake  st  W  679  to  689,  W  R  Qriswold,  2  and  1  story 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  offices,  $12,000. 

Indiana  st  1624-26-30-32,  Jamee  Van  Bezy,  foar  2 
etory  and  basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 

Webster  av  1089,  0  A  Larson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,5  0. 

Engenie  9t  94,  M  Lnkas,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Sedgwick  et  145,  Wm  Dally,  4  story  and  basement 
briok  flat*,  $7,000. 


May  18  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


479 


Sedgwick  8t  143,  P  J  SaUlvan,  4  etory  and  basemsnt 

brluk  store  and  flats,  $7.0iiO. 
krgjle  Bt  938,  0  Uolls,  2  8  or;  and  bagemeot  brick 

flats.  $2,50U. 

Fairfield  av  S  699,  E  Erebs,  3  atory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  13,01  0. 
Springer  et  388  to  932,  Oharch  of  8t  Mary's  ot  Per- 

petaal  Help,  tbree  story  and    basement  brick 

EOhoolbcase,  I26,00u. 
Seventy-tbird  pi  133  and  135,  Foley  &  Jones,  2  etory 

and  basement  briok  dwelling,  $3,600. 
Jefferson  st  8  212  to  2o8.  Western  Electric  Oompany, 

8  and  2  story  and  basemeot  brtok  offices  and  fac- 
tory and  blacksmltbshop,  $HU,0O'i. 
Oongress  st  37  and  39,  8ame,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  front  addition,  t7,0U0. 
(Jonnreea  st  1232  B  Evans,   2  story  and  basement 

brlc^  flats,  tS.OOO. 
Wade  st  83,  Eva  Qire.k,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 

flats,  ti,0.<0. 

HsmllD  av  610,  Frank  Knthan,  2  story  and  basement 
bflck  flats,  12,600. 

Hoyue  av  N  485,  O  J  Hill,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  16,000. 

Hermitage  av  326,  Reynertson  Brothers,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Van  Horn  st  218.  John  Borinek,  three  story  and 
basemei^t  trick  flats,  $2,200. 

Chapln  st  20,  Victoria  Oarge,  three  story  and  baee- 
ment  brick  flats.  tS.O'JO. 

Albany  av  1049.  Mlchnel  Brodnlcke,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  12,600. 

Marebfield  av  6343,  S  M  Byan,  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,200. 

Oommerclal  av  9139-41,  0  F  Swan.  2  story  and  base- 
ment briok  stores  and  offices,  $12,000. 

Forty-slitb  st  734-44,  Dnpliseis  Brothers,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  tt>0,00 1. 

f)lybonrn  av  1523,  Wm  Schllka,  2  story  frame  store 
and  flat,  $2,500. 

Sheffield  av  1292,  H  B  Oroon,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,200. 
-Harrison  st  1836  4  6,  H  Beed,  six  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelllDgs,  $18,000. 

Webst  r  av  2  to  24,  Oarbonlzed  Stone  Oo,  tbree  story 
and  basement  brick  factory,  $3,000. 

Boscoe  blvd  247,  Joieph  Zadler,  2  story  frame  store 
ar  d  flat,  $2,000. 

May  fair  st  974,  J  M  West,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

CnloD  av  6444,  Lacy  O'Mella,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Oommerclal  av  9232,  Jacob  Herman,  three  story  and 
basement  orick  addl  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 

Eighty-eighth  st  83,  Oharles  Westllog,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  Bats,  $4,000. 

Oalnmet  av  34i6  30  32-34,  F  E  Burley,  four  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $4,000. 

Wallace  st  3639,  P  W  Halway,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Parnell  av  3806,  Qeorge  Hooper,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Wabash  av  3249,  M  H  Qaerln,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $13,000. 

Albany  av  621,  B  D  Hokee,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Madison  st  W  770  to  784,  Lewis  Institute,  6  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  school,  $220,000. 

Jefferson  st  S  219-39,  Oraue  Elevator  Oompany, 
brick  addl  story,  $16,000. 

Turner  av  761,  A  J  Byan,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,600. 

Maplewood  av  738,  Ohrlstina  Bnmsten  brick  addl 
story,  $2,1  00. 

Basel  av  1487,  B  Eelly,  2  story  frame  store  and  flats, 
$2,b00. 

North  av  W  1101,  A  Seafert,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Oalifornla  av  N  636,  Oharles  Schweizer,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $12,000. 

Hoffman  av  193,  Jotin  Tonkey,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Sixty-first  st  213-21,  Clara  W  Biggs,  foar  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $23,000. 

jQstlue  st  6643,  John  Mai.z,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2000. 

State  st  1601-7,  Oharles  Netcher,  two  brick  additional 
stories,  $20,00(>. 

HlUlard  av  1392,  Sophia  Baamann,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelUog,  $2,000. 

Washbarn  av  430,  P  FUher,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,C0  >. 

Boscoe  st  1454,  J  A  Miller,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  fiats,  $7,000. 

Park  av  445,  E  Elchengreen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,800. 

Olarence  av  162,  H  MoMahou,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,600. 

Olarence  av  104,  N  dander,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,400. 

Qtto  st  932,  Joseph  Eonitz,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,400 

Sheffield  av  1068,  W  A  Grow,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  flats,  $6,000. 

Eighteenth  st  W  633.  V  Brejeka,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $3,000. 

Lexington  av  1320,  Paul  Eaater,  4>tory  base- 
ment brick  fists,  $6,000. 


Ashland  av  N  219,  Mrs  Emma  Nelson,  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Superior  st  416,  John  Bedmann,  three  story  and 
bafement  brlc^  flats,  $4,000. 

Olarkson  ct  20  22,  F  B  Little,  t»o  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residouces,  $4,0(0. 

Bice  st  656,  John  Peterson,  2  s'ory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Humboldt  Bv  790,  Gustav  OuUnn,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  $2,400. 

McLean  av  495,  I  Wheeler,  2  story  frame  flats,  $3,600 

Center  nv  N  281,  A  Karasiager,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $4,000. 

Bobey  st  N  )008  12.  John  Erysnew^kl,  2  story  and 
basement  brluk  flats,  $3,000. 

Oornnlia  nt  764,  H  Foheel,  2  story  and  basement 
brlek  flats,  $2,600. 

Turner  av  927.  Mrs  Emma  E  Church,  2  story  and 
bisament  brick  flats,  $3,60''. 

Olark  st  345'>,  E  Hammer,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,600. 

Oakdale  av  13il6,  Paul  !^ohoefer,  three  etory  and  base- 
meut  brick  flats,  $6.6u0. 

Grand  blvd  474",  u  W  Oowels,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $7,ii'.0. 

Twenty-fifth  pi  260,  H  Lang,  2  etory  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $2,800. 

Augusts  et  868.  Frank  Eielask,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flati,  $3  OOil. 

Shefflsid  av  6JP,  A  H  Underwoo'1.  three  siory  and 
basement  brick  flats.  $3,600. 

Harrison  st  17  5,  Mrs  M  J  Heinekamp,  tbree  etory 
and  baeement  brick  flats.  $4,000. 

Fairfield  av  57,  John  Bonlss,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Thomee  st  576,  0  Marozlck,  three  s  ory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st  2527,'Qeorge  Simpson, 
2  story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,2U0. 

Fifty-nlDth  st  920,  Mrs  B  Dora  Inee,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,pC0. 

Fifty-first  st  2243,  J  Mueller,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  store  and  fiats,  $6,000. 

Aeblani*  av  S  4814,  M  Llckam  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000, 

Morgan  st  8  6602,  0  Suppema,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

One  Bun  i  red  and  Nineteenth  st  10(6-8,  O  E  Eug- 
strom,  three  etory  and  basement  brick  stores  and 
flats,  $6,000. 

Baleted  st  N  360  64,  Qray,  Olark  &  Eogle,  2  story  and 
May  st  179,  Henry  Frederlokson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,500. 

Market  st  292  and  292,  J  J  Ereer,  4  story  and  baee- 

ment  brick  fiats,  $6,000. 
Barry  av  1902,  Mary  Purer,  2^4  etory  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $4,500. 
Princeton  av  6887,  Henry  Eisner,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,600.1 
Longwood  av  9706,  Minnie  L  Bredtsohider,  3  story 

frame  dwelling,  $3,000. 
Indiana  av  3i)12.  E  B  Viets,  tbree  etory  and  base- 

taent  brick  rear  addition,  $2,500. 
Stewart  av  and  Fortieth  st,  n  w  cor,  F  Diesel,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  factory,  $20,000. 
Superior  av  9226  and  9227,  A  E  Saxe,  two  2  story 

frame  flats,  $4,000. 
Adams  st  W  2253,  O  Tufts,  3  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,600. 

Ogden  av  1543,  William  Dunn,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Madison  st  1993,  John  P  Schmitz,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  fiats,  $8,000, 

Schuetz  Q  E  to  J  S<!hue:z  may  1,  bakery  4763  Laflin 
 $500 

Morgan  S  £  to  Q  B  Morgan  apr  27,  fnrn  380  Wa- 
bash av  $600 

Hurtlg  O  et  al  to  A  N  Mollsen  apr  28.  boots  and 
shoes  4447  Wentworth  av  $500 

Oonnors  M  0  to  D  Connors  mpy  4,  mdee  897  Lake 
 $191 

Bossi  M  E  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Oo  apr  36,  saloon 
579  State  $1049 

Blldebrand  M  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  may  4,  saloon  681 
Olark   $3:8 

Fels  W  to  W  a  Carlisle  may  1,  saloon  114  n  Clark 
 $123 

Baemussen  P  to  M  Newberry  mch  29,  mdse  $1000 

Masser  J  W  to  J  S  Hovland  may  3,  grocery  32  Bush 
 $60 

Johnson  M  to  J  Eagh  oot  1,  farn  356Vi  Qrand  av.$100 


Wbere  Shall  we  so  tlils  ISnmmer  ? 

We  can  answer  the  inqniry. 

A  complete  list  of  the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Besorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  b*  calling  pereon- 
ally  at  City  Ticket  Office  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Beliway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building. 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 

Picnic  Oronnds. 

The  best  plonlo  grounds  near  Chicago  are  located 
on  the  line  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Hallway.  St.  Paul  Park,  Turner  Park  and  Birch- 
wood  are  all  within  twelve  miles  of  Onion  depot  or 
ElDzle  street  depot,  with  low  rates  and  quick  transit. 
For  farther  information  call  on  or  address  H.  E. 
LalDg,  City  Passenger  Agent,  96  Adame  street. 


Louis  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stoc/c  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandSDinBSt  Restaurafit  in 

 o  

Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTEAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING. 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

fieneral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


PATENTS 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Mnrks.  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flvo  years  £X- 
perlence.  We  report  whether  patent  can^e 
secured  ornot,  free  of  chnrge.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  is  allowciL  3'^  page  Book  Fi'ec. 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &  CO..  Attorneys  at  Law, 
fep.U.S.  Pat.  Office      W  ASHINCTON,  D.  & 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identilied 
with  praotioal  measnres  for  the  general 
□  pbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  mannfaoinrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Bail- 
way  Oompany  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9o0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  oonneoting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonn,  Minnesota,  Sonth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  lice  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiaU  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sacb.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

125  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO,  111. , 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AG  ICNTS.  (  


ANDKBSON.  Onstevns,  Bcona  2,  70  Lh  Salle 
BAIBD  b  WABNEB,  Bms.  IS  17,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BABNES  &  PARISH,  157  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BBUO    i>..  Boom  S.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  '^ons.,  Bm  37,  15B  Lake  tjtree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Coein  Bid 
ODLLERTON',  E,  F.,  Room  16, 196  La  rialle  Ht. 
0DMMING8  E.  A,.  &  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sts, 
DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  St.  Homboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  b  Go.,  108  Dearborn  at 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 

EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Ohlcago  111. 
EGQLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7lh  floor  Ohamber  of 
Oommerni  . 

EOLETTE  O.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

officeo:  Halsted  and  71st 

66th  Bonlevard. 
JfBIOEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  InSTirance  Bldg. 
GOODRIDQE,  Edward,  h  Co.,  lv!5  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C  Tj.  it  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiilc  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  *  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Ohioago. 
SOYNB  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JAOOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st, 

LANGHENRY,  B.  J.,  Ass"cia'  Ion  Bldg  ,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WiH.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  et. 
aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalJe  and  Waehlngton 

8tft  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trnst  Bldg. 
UEBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MDLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR  I  ON,T.  J,  Ooie's  Block,  188  and  180  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  8i. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  BWg, 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SOBNEIDEE  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av 
8HOBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  RandolpH 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  b  Oo.  153  and  155  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUITEBMEI8TEB,  H.  0.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisied 

BASIK£B8. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co..  108  Dearbori  st. 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Df  arbnrn  Strer 

MEr.<"HANT8  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Udburn 
Attorney,    Booth  Ohioago  111. 

^KABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DeHrbori. 

WASMANSDORF  St  HEINEMANN,  1<7  8anaolp>. 

Abstracts  of  Title. 


HADDOCK  VALLETTE  &  R10S00BD8,  107  J  ear- 
bom  St. 

SANDY  &  CO..  92-4  Wasolngton  n 

"ELTZBB,  OTTO  ft  CO..  86  Washington  "i. 

B'lOO  DEB'S  AESTRAOT   DBPT..    .v.-,n.y   <  rnrt 


nREVELL'S 
CCBTAIHr  TOP 
DESKS  $13.50  up 
Wa  basil  a7e& Adams 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


May  18,  1896 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

— —  I  &  CO.  i  — 

FAY  SPJBCIALi  ATTENTION 
TO  THB  MANOTAOTXIBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THB 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITI. 


IP  yOV  WANT  AN 


A  Wiping  for  doors  or  windows 


DBOP  U8  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


JIUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  vehich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H   .  W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  bte. 

Chicago. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oior  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  oiir  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MUBPHY 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  rfiven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  out 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


^tlas  Fire  Aspuraooe  Co.,  England. 
North  Qerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsborg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York, 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  l.AI>kAI.LK  8TKBBT. 

CHICAOO  IlililBtOIS. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  IHarqaette  Bids,       W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Larpst  Manufacturers  of  Office  Plt- 
tlngs  in  America.   Challenge  any  one  to 
-   give  the  value  they  do  in  this 
line. 

See  card  on  next  page  of 
Desks,  Beds,  Metal  Chairs, 

!tC.  i 

lloeLe  Folding  Beds, 
UeSKS  Metal  Chairs. 

A.H.ilndrews&Co..2'r3Ta^a& 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS, 


UJfFICK  ANO  WOKas, 
ISth  Mtreet  and  Ashland  Avenue. 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  Co^ 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&..  / 
GHICACO.  > 

Large  Loans  on  Cenipal 
Business  Property  at  4-' 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


Jambs  T.  Hotnb.  Fbank  G.  Hotnx 

HOYNE  BROS. 

KEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  I O.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


flood. 


Ko9. 


CHA8.  F.  TAYLOB. 


FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9404  COSIMEKCIAIi  AVE]VUP, 

Commercial  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  In  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opiolona  of  Titles  iTarnished 


Chicago. 


B    E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Prest. 


H.  H  OB0S8, 

Vice-Prest. 


OB3.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy .  &  Treas 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  PubNo  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Thicaqo. 

Telephone,  Main  44.  " 


■WM.  F.  TEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONY  80HILLKB 

WM.  TEMPEL  \5  CO., 
NORTH  SirE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  GOR.  CLARK. 


Chicago 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Aaams  »t8. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK.  ' 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHIOASO  DIBECTOBT  OOMFANT'S  UAFS  OF  OHIOAQO, 
25  ots,.  50  ots.,  $1.00,  $2.00  aad  $3.00. 


file  of  t^e  latest  Director  ie«  ol  all  the  otbec  large   ilea  can  ba 
loood  at  our  offlcw  (or  tue  of  the  pablMi 


CHICAGO,  MAY  25,  1895. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


A  WEBKL.Y  NE^^SfAfER  OBVOTBO  TO  RBAL  BSTATE.  WBSTBRN  SECURITIBS,  BUILDINQ  ANO  THE  RECORDS 


Ojf  cb  163  AND  165  Washington  St. 


5X 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT.  Q.  BIBKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO.. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  gtate,  [pan 

anfl  I^inandal  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-ResidentB. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


GILBEBT  U.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOLBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  1647, 


"Waslnington  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

W08.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  Peonrltlea  s  Speoiaity.  First 
Mortrages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MorteLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


WTLLYS  W.  BAIBD.    '     LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOEGE  I, ,  WABNEE . 

CoLSnltiDg  tartner. 

Baird  &  Warner. 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Speci  1  aUen'loD  f?iveo  to 

Taxe-*  and  AssespmeotB. 


C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Koom  938  Stock  Exchanse  Bnildlne, 
S.  W.  Cor.  l.a  Salle  and  WasUnston  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/SDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

13S  LA  SALLE  STREET.  W.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

OHIOAGO. 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

no  Dearborn  Street. 


EDWIN  B  BBEI.DON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI^HBQBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  tSaS. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olark.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers,  '^vestment 

nuio,  SECURITIES. 
Mortgage  Lioans. 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

:Ne\y  Stock  JJxchange  Building,  main  floor. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  qnd  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  and  -  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  espeially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

^4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,>s. 
Telephone  West  e9S.  CHICAGO 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


J-H-  l49L'aSalleSt 

T  nVl  I      &  BRO- 

Removed  to  125  Dearborn  st  ^^i'^^. 


A  .  O .  8LAUGHTEB 


WM.  V.  BASES. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  1  S- 1  i  V  La  Salle  Street 

Members  N.  7.  Stock  Exchange.   Members  Chioag  >  Stt  ck  Exchange 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bonght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiE^MONB:  14ie. 


.MainOfrice 


Branch  Ofrice 

Calumet  ay.,  and  17th  St. 
T?H.  Oakland  »87, 


50-FOOT  CORNER 

On  East  avenue  and  Harvard  street,  Oak  Parle. 
$750.   Terms  easy. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Harlem  av,, 
Qv  315  Dearborn  St,  Chicago, 


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May  2^,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.Gr©  .  Tracts  •  F\iro3n.a,seci 

Or  Snbdivided  and  Managed  for  O'wsers. 
30i  to  304  INTEB  OCEAIT  BUILDIN&. 

TKLEPHOIVK  19SH. 

S  M  PETERSON  &  Co 

(Seccessors  to  Dixon  &  Peterson)  nianufact'rs  ot 

eARPENTERS'  MedLDINSS 

Also  Bi*ackets.  Balusters.  Newels,  etc. 

TELEPHONE,  MAIN  936. 

26-128-130  N.  UNION  street. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

143  Eandolph  St. 

CHICACIO. 

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FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Office, 

BANKERS.  «»OE.55«9treet. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  ^  Ji^n, 


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Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

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MowREY  &  Parker, 

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FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
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3f09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL, 

Telephone  e^onth  661, 

Real  E  late  Pought  and  Hold.  Rents  0  Uected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  (jlvan  to  negotiating  loans  and 
ezaminati  n  of  abstracts  oi  tttle. 

JOHN  DULEiiE.  4.  ti.  tiHEFABU 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  ICONtRACfORSj 


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Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flus. 

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tarda  and  Boada  In  n«w  SvUUTlalona. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REPL  ESTATE,  INSUEpCE,  LDps 

South  OhlcaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
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E.  T,  PAUL  <fe  CO, 

SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

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PERLEY  HALE 


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i3o'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST, 


Cliicag-o 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Enilding,  2Qi  Dearborn  St. 

Real  Estate  Bouaht  and  Sold.  Loans  Nesotiated 
on  •'nproved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Re&loents  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commissioti 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIO 

Telephone  Main  3733. 

HumTjjldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 
reaim  estate. 

Scom  41  Merchants  Eldg,, 

BBANOH  OFFIOK:  N.  W.  Oor.  Waehlngtnc  an 

S.  E.  Cor.  Oalifornla  &  North  Atb.  LaSalle  Sts., 

•pp.  Int.  to  Humboldt  Park.  CHIOAQc^ 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  26,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

ProDerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBTISED  AND  OOBBEOTBD  EYEBT  WEEK— ALL  LETIEBS  MUST  BB 
MABKKD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NTJMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTT 
ADTEBTI-iED  EXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  'iWNEB  OB  1.18  AQiNT'S 
AT>OBEfl3  IS  OIYilN. 


SOUTH  r^IDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-stijry  biiok  boilding,  lot  25  x 

1>5.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,500  cash  reqoired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  ll-room  brick  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av.  No  89,  ^0  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  H)  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooms,  choice  cei;;hborhood .     W  8 .  $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  &0th  St,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  15  1  5,200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  st  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,onn.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  ^nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,084  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  boilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
inoombraooe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Qrove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  U .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  S-story  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  et,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  60i.h  st.  icox^on.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

BIdg  $  600 

Drexel  bivd,  near  ilst  st.  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd.  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,OUO 
Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x1*^5.  Address  W  F  Hay  den, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35ih  st,  ll-room  brick  house.  B  15.$15,Oi  O 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B  15.$2<i,00O 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,00(1 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,(100 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  at,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  16.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  aad  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,(11  0,  incumbrance  $7,<iOO.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargaiD.  For  pirtioulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,(00 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,500 

Fotty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Co  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot. 

P  4   $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30( 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  14(1x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P  4...$  200 
Cor  60x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor5('Xl20,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  «  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  bnck.    B  15  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,500 

Urani  blvd,  near  45th  it,  l&-room  stone  house.  B  16. $27,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65tb  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  56th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,(  00.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuches  <k  Co,  841  63d  at  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  10  room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
sooth  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Indiana  av,  near  34tb  st,  10-ioom  brick  house.  B  15.$10,roo 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,600 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  ^t,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,600 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  Y  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56tk  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largf>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,nt,ar^7th  st,10-room  stone  house. B  16.$10,0C0 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain.  Q  8. 

Liike  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  4()th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  ^t,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,00') 

Lake  av,  near  4(ith  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $36,(i00 

Lake  av,  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49tb.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6 let  st,  10-room  frame  bouse 

B  16  $  7,000 

Madipon  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  16..$  9,00ij 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  at,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16..$10,00( 
Mam  st.near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  l,U)n 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$  4,600 
Michigan  av,near  6lBt  st,12-room  brick  honse.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  si  one.  B  16  . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.     W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  fur  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$15,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15....$  6,000 
Myrtle  av,  near  64th  et,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15 ....  $10,000 
Oaken wald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B16.$  9,0C0 
Oakeiiwald  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,0C0 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. f  11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  8t,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 

W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nob  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  III  C  R  R,* 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  8tf  D  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st ,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il    $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  2X2,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  8t.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  16.$12,C00 

Sixty-^flrst  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B15  $  4,500 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Foches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  ay,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  brick  bouse. 

B  15  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  it,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15 .  $  9,500 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $4(  0,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 


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L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lota  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av.oor  47th  at,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  atone.  B  15 ...  $  8,000 
Vincenneaav,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.   B  15. $17,000 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  166 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincenies  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

TTabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  64th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  out  front  foot. 

8  13  ,$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  Ik  ar  12th  st,    2-8tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11     $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  2oth  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Wasbiogton  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,(01 

WashiDgton  av,near  6l8t  st.  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16. $17,000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4th  st.  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  «v  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  ll-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $15,000 

Woodlawu  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$26,(  00 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  8t,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  60Xt.    W  8  ...$  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft .    W  8    $  '  ,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  at,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  6,400 

Clark  at  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  5oxl25,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-slory  new  brick,   stone  front  and  16 

rooms      A  13    $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av^  near  Larrabee  st,  K  0x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
hge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
t;h)re  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only   Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  373^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8   $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne'  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W  8   $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cara  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  wtter,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Heory  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100  . 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  aad  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
bouse,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  rei^ard- 
less  of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bniU  houses 
on  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
watt-r  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«C8y  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^ou8e 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-Btory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dinii  g  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  onk — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first  class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 


May  25,  1896. 


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REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

every  room.  Seoosd  floor  is  finished  with 
onrly  Georgia  pine,  seleoted  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plambiug  all  first-olass,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  farnaoe,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  76  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  np  stairs.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  16,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minates.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yoo  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  mast  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  bnt  owing  to  sickness^,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo;  smaller  place  or  snr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  |15,O0O 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  ,f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  eaey  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  |  2,3C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts.  aonth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  ,  |  80 

Nttwport  av,  8-story  brick  flat  buildi  jg,  18  rooms. 

A  13  185,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900,;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
A  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58>^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LtoiD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23>^.    A  13  f  6,300 

Seminery  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24xl(iO  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W8  $  3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  S  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Weboter  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,!Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  j  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisiim,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette.— Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  ${,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

VEST  BIDE. 

Adams  Bt  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 
Adams  8t  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidenoe,  worth  $1»,000;  big  bargain. 

 •  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

.  ,  ^  °-  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  8t,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ffi  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av",  fVonting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    Rll  |15,000 

Adams  8t,  ronniog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

B  11   I  4  000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 


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brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  storee  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pars  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;   lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 
California  av  8,  No  16,  lot  26}^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st 
Carroll  aV|  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
=j,,o«*„f  j  34  6  10x1(0  )  S  20x128  }    ...  ^ 
size  of  ot  ^  29  3.10x100  \  \  36x128  [  ^''^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  br-M.  O  11, 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  8  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  b.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  15  i  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block . 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  U  $  6,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 ...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  Ooe  flne,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av   $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.  Rll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11    2,600 

Monroe  st.  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000.  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mouct  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  salts.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 


iPark  av.,  near  California  a^,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29,  | 


REAL  BaTATE  FOR  SALE. 


90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Polk  st,  ne<rr  f  aitre  «v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tHe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tek«* 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  et  W.  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linaoott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $6,600.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  prefsea  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11.  . .  .$  6,250 
Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.     W  8  ..  $  2,100 
Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W8  ...$6,600 
Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  enb- 
divided;  very  choice  property .  Z3Jt 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  briok  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  boys 
it  all.    Doty  Bros  i,  Co,  Madison  st  acd  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xirO.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  f-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  S  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the. whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washiogton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  ence 
netir  Francisco  st.  Will  put  in  caph.  X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8   $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $l,Oi  0  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.  W  8. .  .$  7, COO 
Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,01 0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309   $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  509-aore  tr»ct 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  >>eing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
proparty.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bnt  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  OaJ. 
California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracis  of  6  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
S-3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Oal 
California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  et  (1(>0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


been  fitted  ap  for  use  of  owner;  oemeDt  walks, 
wind  mill,  gfoands  water  piped,  fraits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  saorifioe  or  exchange 
for  Ohiouflfo  improved.    P  13. 

Califoroia. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  frnit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  1 105,000.  30,000 
acres  eqaal  famons  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  3ii9  S  6 

Fl3rida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  oarefnily  selected 
as  to  qnality  and  looation  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0-0.  Also  a  beantifnl  Flordia  home 
With  barn,  boat  hoase,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Oo, 
94  La  Salle  st   $  3,100 

Florida  —50.000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000 .  to  8,<'00  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,0(0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Galf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianolais 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  tbe  Rook  Island  and  Barlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bashels;  ost  aboat  $40,n0o;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  average^; 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  cbes- 
tnnt,  tiickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18  000.     Oood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10  0'  0  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(  00 

oa=h,  $4,001  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Ohicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  012. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  trame  store  baildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  ,  $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assnme.    F  12  $20,000 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class  apartment 
buildings,  and  store  and  apartment  bnildings.  Prices 
$20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000,  all  well  rented.    0  12 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Qarlield  Park,  price  $7,500. 
Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8-room  residence  at 
$3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for  express 
business,  rented  at  $20  per  month;  will  exchange  for 
vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravenswood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey, 
Leland,  Lawrence,  Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37*^  x 
122;  this  is  a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick 
Address  W.  J.  Lukems,  1223  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

Paulina  -t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000 
Price  $10,000.    9  12. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  <fc  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  ^  4  400 

Dearborn  st(No  56^2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-8tory  dwelbog  jn  6-rooui  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent-d;H  2.... $4,800 

Halsted  st,  near  i^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6!5.|  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2.   $21,600 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5}^  per  cent. 
Want  $U),f  00  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st.  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  doe  soon,  $ii00  doe  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-etory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  6:id  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

^    1^12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flit  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Haydf-n,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTE  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
olear.    All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 


OAUFOBNIA . 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.  Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.  Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

OEOBaiA  . 

Georgia — 660-aore  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olosr 
$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12. 


INDIANA . 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  reet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  cle»r 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Ofmoe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  XVorth  Jadson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenoed,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,5'io.  Will  take  about  %  io 
Ohicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    H  1 

KANSAS, 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,50'),  encumbrance  $6''6,  doe  la  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l^-at  'on . 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 
clear;  $6O,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenoed  in,  40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out 
houses,  wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.  ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.  Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.  Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred     E  U. 

LAKE  MINNBTONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOBLLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  ia  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $6,000 
up  to  $20,000,     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
bueine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paner 

M  2.  or. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  goods 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change ^  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


POPERTY  TO  LEASE. 
SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBM  PABK. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
-  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbarn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Pour-Story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
tfour-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppaio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  fiat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  inoloded. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5.  f  ,    "  *u 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sis,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Roe  &  Co,  68  N  Olintou 

st,  Ohicago. 

OUTPIDE. 


Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
natare  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Ohicago  or  Oook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson. 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  12. 

Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  soil;  Oak  Park,  Anstin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


An 


Wanted—IMiscellaneous. 

expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  hive  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apolv. 
X  15. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO, 

Snoceesors  to  LanBhenry,  Evaos  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and    Estates  Managed. 


HENRY  SPALTENSTEIN, 


VOBEEB  IN 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst  class 

ai  artment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  <fc  Parish,  157  La  Salle  at. 


'in,  Copper  and  Galvanized  Iron, 

Cornices,  Metal  Skylights,  Gutters. 

Down  Spouts,  Tin.  Slate  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 
Estimates  furnished. 

1-iO  and  133  Newberry  AveriTie. 


LOANS  MADE 
QN  GOOD 
REAL  ESTATE 
SECURITY 


W.  J.  LUKENS 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  INSURANCE 

\i  OR  Th' shore''  '^"^  OHAMBBR  OP  COMMMROE 

PROPEHTY  /^i^^^^ 
A  SPECIALTY  (XJlCagfO 


May  251896. 


TfiE  RfiAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


4B7 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Glilcago. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,C00,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFPIOERS: 

I  XMAN  J.  Gage,  President.  Jab.  B.  Foegan,  Vice  President 

RtoaABD  J.  t-TBEBT,  Oaehier.         Holmes  Hoge.  Ass't  Osehler. 
Fkank  E.  Bbown,  ad  Ass't  Oasbier. 

DIRECTORS: 

Pam'i.  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbenob.  8.  W.  Allebton 

F,  D.  Gbay.  Noeman  B    Beam.  Nelson  Mobbib. 

R.  0.  Niokebson.  L.  J.  OAoe.  Euqene  S.  Pike, 

A.  A.  Oabpbnxeb.  Jab.  B.  Fobqan. 


HART  «&  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

02   and   04  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reai.  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  FIB3T  MOBTGAQES 
A  gPEOIALTY  . 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


EDl/l^/lfiD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOETH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doidt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocaiity  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  3  1     -     -      1S5  Cla,2?k.  Street 


FOR. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upoo 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  N  ineteenth 
A  ven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined 

w  ILL  E-  Fisher  &  Co 

HEAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
14  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Llnscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision, 

Cheapest  lo  s  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  IStock  Excbanee  Balldlnir,  -  Chicago. 

Oornep  Waehington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


  Kooms  629  and  630,         fV\\r*>)kA^  Til 

Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr.  NEWSTOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  ^invdgO,|li  . 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  or 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630, 


CMcap  Interior  DecoratiDi  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &-  Club 
Equipments 
xMantels,Tiies,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUcatlon. 
■49  Sc.  150  Michigan  Avenue, 

T  »1  Henry  Libblee  Co. 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

_  Real  Estate 

Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 


Telephone  Main  1098 


CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  U57  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

Title 

Guarantee 
"""Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantea  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Hakes  ^listracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SKBVIOE  AND  BBASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwTNN  Oabnktt,  Prea.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vice  Prest. 
A.  A.  PrBWABT,  Sec'y.    O-  R.  Labbabbb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trast  Officer. 


Frank  Hail's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabaeh  av.,  near  Jaokson  st.  ' 

NOW  OPEN.  ConHnnons  performanoes  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Chicago  Prioe 
10  15  25  35  50     B  ii  eeatg  $1. 


THE  flCGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Qctincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  J600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MKDICAI,  EXAMINATION  REQUIRKC. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


May  25,  1895 


THE 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  MAY  25,  1895. 


FINANCE  AND  TRADE. 

The  most  important  announcement  of  the  week 
was  the  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  overthrowing 
the  income  tax.  Yet  the  situation  is  now  so  strong 
lhat  this  news,  though  disastrous,  will  have  little  or 
no  adverse  influence  on  business.  Perhaps  it  would 
have  weakened  public  confidence  in  our  national 
credit  a  month  ago,  but  it  will  not  now.  The  move- 
ment in  the  direction  of  a  complete  restoration  of  our 
business  activity  of  1892  has  gone  too  far  to  be  ma- 
terially or  even  more  than  slightly  affected  by  the 
loss  to  the  Government  of  $20,000,000.  Whether  the 
annual  deficit  will  be  increased  that  much  or  more 
by  the  complete  overthrow  of  the  income  tax  law, 
there  is  no  reason  to  doubc  now  that  it  can  and  will 
be  met  without  another  bond  sale.  The  president 
and  Secretary  Carlisle  declare  that  it  will  not  be  nec- 
essary to  float  another  bond  issue;  for  although  the 
treasury  deficit  is  large  and  may  become  greater,  the 
available  cash  balance  in  the  treasury  is  suflacient  to 
tide  over  until  the  meeting  of  congress  in  regular 
session.  The  country  will  therefore  be  relieved  from 
the  paralyzing  fear  of  an  extra  session  of  congress. 

The  gold  reserve  in  the  United  States  treasury  is 
now  nearly' $100,000,000,  and  the  cash  balance  is  re- 
ported to  be  in  excess  of  $180,000  000.  The  return  of 
confidence  has  dcawn  the  money  out  of  its  hiding 
places,  chiefly  the  safety  deposit  vaults.  Bank  state- 
ments show  a  large  expansion  in  deposits,  and  in- 
crease in  legal  tenders  and  an  expansion  in  loans.  So 
long  as  the  gold  reserve  can  be  maintained  and 
steadily  increased  there  will  be  no  danger  of  impaired 
confidence.  Two  influences  are  now  at  work  in  this 
direction.  Foreign  purchases  of  bonds  and  stocks  on 
a  larger  scale  have  been  the  rule  ever  since  the  latter 
part  of  April.  This  is  one  of  the  reasons  why  gold 
exportation  has  been  prevented;  another  is  the  effort 
of  the  bond  syndicate  in  the  same  direction.  Last 
year  at  this  time  gold  was  being  exported  in  large 
amounts,  and  this  condition,  coupled  with  the  ex- 
tensive labor  disturbances,  prevented  anything  like 
a  solid  business  improvement.  But  the  treasury  is 
stronger  now  than  it  has  been  at  any  previous  time 
since  the  panic  began. 

D.  H.  Moffat,  of  Denver,  who  is  very  extensively 
engaged  in  mining  operations,  predicts  a  boom  in 
mining  at  an  early  day.  He  expresses  the  opinion 
that  the  recent  discovery  of  gold  at  Cripple  Creek  and 
also  in  the  gold  belt  of  Leadville  will  exceed  any- 
thing found  in  this  country  since  the  days  of  Cali- 
fornia in  the  way  of  gold  mining,  and  yet  these  dis- 
tricts are  hardly  opened.  A  number  of  mines  men- 
tioned by  Mr.  Moffat  have  paid  in  the  aggregate  about 
$10,000,000  in  dividends,  while  other  mining  proper- 
ties of  a  most  promising  kind  are  being  developed  as 
rapidly  as  practicable.  It  is  estimated  that  the  out- 
put of  gold  from  Colorado  this  year  will  be  nearly 
$20,000,000  and  that  of  silver  about  $15,000  000  in 
value.  The  tendency  for  the  last  two  years  has  been 
to  develop  gold  mining,  and  this  will  doubtless  con- 
tinue to  be  the  case,  but  silver  mining  is  by  no  means 
being  neglected. 

A  New  York  trade  paper  sent  a  list  of  questions  to 
prominent  business  houses  to  determine  as  far  as  pos- 
sible the  drift  of  opinion  on  the  return  of  prosperity. 
The  design  was  to  discover,  if  possible,  whether  the 
present  signs  of  commercial  prosperity  are  a  trust- 
worthy indication  of  permanent  improvement,  and 
what  the  outlook  may  be  for  fall  business. 


Of  the  answers  received  90  percent  said  they  could 
see  a  more  or  less  rapid  return  to  permanent  pros- 
perity. They  believed  that  after  a  year  or  two  of 
great  depression  the  country  was  slowly  but  none  the 
less  surely  emerging  from  that  condition,  and  that 
business  of  all  kinds  would  soon  be  remunerative  to  a 
large  degree.  They  were  almost  unanimous  in  say- 
ing that  they  did  not  expect  a  return  to  the  full 
measure  of  good  times  which  prevailed  before  the 
panic,  but  believed  that  the  recuperative  powers  of 
the  country,  with  its  boundless  capital  and  resources 
of  every  kind,  would  be  suflBcient  to  bring  business  to 
a  fairly  paying  basis. 

This  is  evidently  the  verdict  of  every  thoughtful 
business  man.  And  this  opinion  is  doing  more  to  se- 
cure the  return  of  a  genuine  confidence  and  lasting 
prosperity  than  all  other  influences  combined.  In- 
vestors are  freely  launching  new  enterprises,  mer 
chants  are  buying  larger  stocks,  people  in  all  walks 
of  life  are  stepping  more  briskly  and  confidently,  and 
so  the  great  hum  of  business  is  once  more  heard. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


It  is  a  strange  fact  that  speculation  in  one  branch 
of  trade  stimulates  activity  in  another.  So  the  wild 
boom  this  week  in  wheat  has  acted  to  some  extent  on 
stocks  and  there  is  more  life  in  the  stock  market. 
Of  course  the  influence  of  wheat  speculation  has  not 
been  altogether  favorable  as  to  stocks,  but  in  the 
main  it  is  a  benefit.  Take  railway  shares,  for  in- 
stance. The  granger  roads  have  suffered  from  the 
persistent  statement  that  the  wheat  crop  is  to  be  a 
failure  With  small  crops  their  carrying  trade  will 
be  diminished.  If  the  predictions  of  scarce  and  high 
wheat  should  be  verified  these  stocks  must  inevitably 
be  weakened. 

A  curious  and  contrary  instance  of  the  effect  of  the 
rapid  rise  in  wheat  is  tnat  of  the  New  York  Biscuit 
Co.,  which  laid  in  a  large  stock  of  flour  several  weeks 
ago  when  wheat  was  selling  down  in  the  50s.  About 
100,000  barrels  were  bought,  which  is  equivalent  to 
about  500,000  bushels  of  wheat.  The  30  cent  rise  in 
wheat  means  a  profit  to  the  company  of  about  $150,- 
000  and  will  make  its  stock  correspondingly  valuable 
The  surface  railways  have  been  stronger  and  ad 
vancing  this  week.  Investors  are  beginning  to  see 
that  the  competition  of  elevated  roads  is  not  likely 
to  be  nearly  so  serious  as  has  been  expected,  and  to 
offset  that  the  extension  of  electric  lines  is  already 
bringing  a  largely  increased  business,  which  was  not 
counted  on  when  the  street  railway  stocks  were  sold 
down.  West  Chicago  is  moving  up  toward  130  on 
favorable  reports  of  increased  earnings.  North  Chi- 
cago has  touched  290-a  high  figure  but  none  too  high 
for  the  present  outlook.  The  buying  even  at  these 
figures  is  said  to  be  heaviest  on  the  part  of  insiders, 
which  would  seem  to  prove  that  the  rise  is  not  based 
on  mere  sentiment. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BAIMK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  acd  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  May  18,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


WEEK  ENDING 

WEEK  ENDING 

Per- 

xily  18,  1895. 

MAT  18,  1894 

oen 

tagee 

New  York  

Inc. 

Deo. 

«  698,997.382 

$  464,974,966 

60.6 

91,231,968 

84,023,452 

8.5 

98,188.411 

80,734,697 

21.6 

Philadelphia.. 

70,784.394 

65,7f 0  689 

7.6 

St.  LoniB.  .  . 

25.519.011 

23,692,711 

7.6 

San  FraDoisoo. 

14,276,662 

14,436.299 

10.1 

Baltimore  .... 

13,266.878 

12.718,719 

4.3 

Pittsburgh. . , . 

13,642.426 

12,931,454 

5.4 

Oinoinnati .... 

13,294,(550 

13,285,300 

Nom 

Kansas  Oity  .. 

10,871,116 

9,328,645 

1.3 

New  Orleans  . . 

7,812,690 

7,656,026 

2.1 

4,480,527 

3,932,625 

14.0 

Milwankee. . . . 

5,214,776 

4,316,260 

20.8 

6,337,887 

5,607,049 

13.0 

Lonisvill«i 

6,929,549 

6.034,334 

13.1 

MinneapoliB  . , 

6,496,694 

4,919,062 

3^.1 

3.309,778 

4,967,337 

4  9 

Providence . . . 

5.546,fc00 

4,439,700 

25.0 

6,493,031 

4,826.643 

13.8 

4,918,379 

8,a83i276 

49.6 

8t.  Paul  

Denver.  .■  

Indianapolis. . 

Uolnmbns  .... 

Hartford  

Richmond  .... 

Washington. .. 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. . .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven. . . 

Savannah  .... 

Springfield. ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

Waco*  

Syracuse  .... 

Des  MoinsB.. . 

Qrand  Kd^^ids 
Seattle. ...... 

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  Oity . . , 
Los  Angeles  . . 

Tacoma  

Saginaw. 

Spokane   

JackoODTille. . 
LidooId,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ky. 
Binghampton. 
Bay  Oitj*... 
Fall  River*... 

Akron  *  

Springfield*.. 

OantoL*  

Sioux  Falls*. 
Fremont*.... 
Hastings*. . . . 
(Chattanooga*. 

Fargo*  

Nashville* .... 
Galveston*. . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity. 
Rookford. . . . 

ilelena  

scran  ton  

Kalamazoo... 
Liittle  Rook*. . 

Total,  D.  8. 
Cities  Excldg  N.  1 

Montreal  (Oan) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax,  " 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  . 


4,280,528 

3,394,619 

26  0 

2,836,633 

2,929,191 

3.1 

4,668,149 

3,717,847 

22.9 

3,440,700 

3,876,700 

12.6 

2,408,354 

1,836.252 

31.3 

2,198,418 

2,068,389 

6.8 

2,220,449 

1,596,082 

89.9 

2,182,903 

1,907,003 

14.7 

1,308,721 

1,248.968 

4.2 

1,9.S6,564 

1,998,388 

3.0 

2,241,113 

2,359.671 

4.1 

1,190,485 

1,624,995 

21  0 

1,516,081 

1,372,286 

10.4 

1,486,447 

1.449,659 

2.4 

1,619.205 

1,6(15.614 

Nom 

1,608,583 

1,202.891 

33.6 

1,181,396 

1,314,250 

10.0 

1,139,91b 

1,259,866 

10.0 

1,209,000 

987,360 

22.5 

1,344,157 

1,132,682 

18.6 

2,065,481 

838,383 

145.1 

1,130.434 

834,285 

36.4 

1,236,983 

1,037,423 

19.4 

864,767 

807,844 

6.4 

472,153 

604,636 

21.8 

588.690 

789,071 

26.4 

644,098 

798,788 

19  4 

1,045.372 

88C,800 

18.6 

673,149 

671,144 

14.6 

1,487,371 

1,301.993 

13.8 

608,987 

505,266 

20.3 

4]  0,665 

269,426 

52.0 

383,318 

312,871 

22.3 

380,136 

413.182 

7.9 

284,400 

40f>,5ii6 

21.5 

604,603 

4'29.»19 

17.2 

418,i'33 

3(9,842 

28.0 

346.666 

327,991 

5.2 

367,638 

417,238 

13  4 

306,488 

370,303 

17.3 

416,600 

377,000 

9.6 

281,628 

296,488 

5  0 

813.433 

675,931 

20.2 

228,173 

169  629 

34.8 

.146,294 

144,337 

140.0 

aio.foo 

165,875 

26.5 

47,200 

122.318 

61.4 

67.386 

61,828 

3  0 

56,811 

87,660 

36.3 

202,196 

189,120 

8  0 

126,733 

118,741 

6.1 

372,244 

763,971 

50.7 

4,478,050 

3,973.460 

12.3 

1,005.936 

996,8:^5 

Nom 

227.146 

No  returns 

DoU,D  iU 

,( 

726,712 

t( 

248,243 

<i 

247,267 

it 

161.384,606 

$  887,677,573  30.7 

462,887,124 

422,702,608 

9  2 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
112,208,843  "  111,373,590 
6,881.653 
1,063,193 
676,247 
880,921 


6,730.330 
1,184,412 
667,124 
778,042 


7.9 
2.6 


13.1 


10.2 
13.6 


Total,  Oan....      $20,610,767     |18,955,36b  14.5 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


WEEK  ENDING 
MAT  18,  1896, 

New  Engl'd  States  #11.3,465,633 


Middle 
Sou 'hern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


790,966,744 
41,142,792 
41,646,786 
114,562,739 
40,745,632 
22,941,154 


WEEK  ENDINa 

MAT  18,  1894. 
I  93,455,295 
650,133,303 
35,691,112 
38,526,020 
107,547,997 
38,161,046 
23.261,123 


PEBOENT- 
AQE. 

10.7 
43.4 

15.3 
8.0 
6.5 
6.8 

1.3 


$1,165,469,480  $  886,766,896 
*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

New  York  City  again  leads,  with  its  magnificent 
increase  of  50  5  percent  and  its  total  volume  of  clear- 
ings of  $698,997,382,  constituting  nearly  two-thirds  of 
the  entire  clearings  of  the  United  States.  The  cities 
outside  New  York  make  a  very  much  poorer  showing. 
Their  percentage  of  increase  is  so  small  that  it  pulls 
down  the  total  persentage  of  increase  from.  50  to  30. 
Yet  this  is  a  remarkable  advance  over  the  week  of  a 
year  ago.  It  shows  that  business  is  improving  and 
prices  rising  and  gives  promise  of  an  even  brighter 
future. 

The  most  notable  improvement  outside  the  specu- 
lative grain  and  stock  markets  has  been  in  the  iron 
and  steel  industry.  The  Iron  Age  says  that  the  iron 
trade  is  better  and  the  prospects  for  the  future  are 
brighter  than  at  any  time  within  the  last  two  years. 


May  25,  1835 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


489 


Most  of  the  iron  mills  are  now  running  on  full  time 
and  have  orders  enough  to  keep  them  busy  all  sum- 
mer. At  the  same  time  prices  are  rising.  The  list 
of  recent  advances  includes  Bessemer  pig  iron,  steel 
billets,  structural  iron,  merchant  steel,  nails  and 
wire.  This  important  industry  is  fairly  typical  of  all 
the  others. 

The  advance  in  agricultural  staples  continues. 
Wheat,  corn  and  oats  are  all  higher  than  they  were 
last  week.  The  rise  in  wheat  is  due  mainly  to  re- 
ports of  crop  damages,  but  in  the  case  of  corn  and 
oats  the  influence  was  regular  demand.  The  condi- 
tion of  growing  oats  is  generally  very  good,  and  com- 
paratively little  damage  has  been  done  to  corn. 
Where  corn  has  been  killed,  replanting  will  be  neces- 
sary. The  recent  cold  wave  injured  wheat  only  in 
sections  here  and  there,  mainly  in  the  States  border- 
ing on  Canada.  It  is  true,  however,  that  in  a  num- 
ber of  other  States,  including  Missouri  and  Illinois, 
much  damage  had  been  done  before  the  freeze  by  dry 
weather  and  bugs,  principally  the  former. 

Another  sure  sign  of  prosperity  is  the  increase  in 
railroad  earning^  which  have  been  slow  heretofore 
in  reflecting  the  generally  improved  conditions.  As 
compared  with  the  same  months  of  the  previous  year, 
the  leading  roads,  which  include  two-thirds  of  the 
mileage  of  the  whole  country,  increased  their  earn- 
ings 4.5  percent  in  April,  whereas  in  the  preceding 
months  of  this  year  the  earning?  revealed  a  decrease. 
Most  of  the  western  roads  show  well  in  these  compari- 
sons. Of  the  southwestern  the  Atchison,  the  Mis- 
souri, Kansas  and  Texas,  the  Missouri  Pacific,  and 
the  St.  Louis  Southwestern  report  handsome  gains  in 
earnings  in  April,  and  the  increase  is  being  kept  up 
in  May  also.  This  improvement  in  railway  earnings 
needs  but  to  be  prolonged  a  little  while  to  inspire 
confidence  in  investors  and  advance  railroad  stocks 
permanently. 

Wage  earners  are  beginning  to  sharu  in  the  advanc- 
ing prosperity.  From  the  Lake  Superior  region,  at 
the  Hamilton  and  Ludington  mines,  it  is  announced 
that  the  idle  men  are  all  being  put  to  work  at  better 
wages  than  were  paid  last  season.  On  Tuesday  of 
last  week  an  increase  of  10  percent  in  wages  was  an- 
nounced by  the  Minnesota  Iron  Company— an  addi- 
tion of  $6,000  a  month  to  the  pay-roll.  At  Niles,  O., 
the  Thomas  Furnace  Company  has  announced  a  1.^ 
percent  increase,  and  all  the  manufacturers  in  the 
Mahoning  Valley  have  decided  on  an  increase  of  15 
cents  a  day.  The  wages  of  500  men  employed  in  the 
blast  furnaces  at  New  Castle,  Pa.,  have  been  restored 
to  the  old  rates.  The  total  reduction  in  this  section 
averaged  30  percent.  Other  manufacturers  all  over 
the  country  are  following  suit  in  the  restoration  of 
prices  to  the  figures  which  prevailed  previous  to  the 
panic. 

LATEST  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  May  24. 

Inc.  Dec. 

New  York....  $652,202,635  45.5 

Chicago    95,433,fi84  18.2 

Boston   93,521.595  23.6 

Philadelphia  .  72  257,982  31.2 

St  Louis    24,609,626  22.8 

San  Francisco  10,987,973  1,8 

Baltimore....  12,935,486 

Pittsburg  ....  15,216,188  12.5 

Cincinnati...  13,256,200  12.8 

Kansas  City..  10,570,046  16.6 

New  Orleans.  8,216,528  34.8 

Buffalo   4.599,399  24.0 

Milwaukee...  4,625,916  42.1 

Detroit   6.914,847  l.l 

Louisville....  6,181,631  10.5 

Minneapolis  .  7,897,516  41.9 

Omaha   3,366,099  33  5 

Providence...  5,059,000  26.2 

Cleveland....  5,485,311  28.9 

tHouston....  4,422,679  63.0 

St  Paul   4,510,050  7.6 

Denver   2,831,321  1.5 

Indianapolis.  4,337,758  63.7 

Columbus,  O.  3,699.200  6.6 

Hartford   2,121,006  34.1 

Richmond...  2,085,776 

Washington.  1,978,022  31.3 

Dallas   2,186,752  3.3 

St.  Joseph....  1,288,766  J7.0 


Peoria    .  ... 
Memphis  ... 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester .. . 
New  Haven. 
Savannah. . . 
Spr'gfld,Mass 
Worcester. . 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth  ■ 
tWaco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
t Akron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanoogo 
tFargo 
fNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scranlon 
Kalamazoo 
tLittle  Rock 


1,9%  720 
2,047.646 
1,112,278 
1.508,503 
1,467,318 
1,487,119 
1,812,447 
l,306,17i 
1,27«,548 
1,098,421 
1,274,883 
1,618,187 
1,2:^5,430 
1,215,460 
817.181 
466,372 
622,443 
813,135 
899,562 
485,966 
1,266  957 
565.485 
380,830 
356,122 
326.326 
250.750 
.391,147 
454  875 
417,327 
485,715 
320  619 
352,500 
315,203 
770,559 
26-',5.53 
190,442 
205,  00 
51  313 
54,900 
53  218 
262,!=.21 
120,625 
849,370 
4  040,685 
950,092 
272,254 
662,841 
777.965 
272,550 
320,382 


Total  $1,111,844,944 
Exclusive  of  JSew  York  457,640,307 
fNot  included  in  totals. 


24.8 


17.1 
11.4 

42.5 
7.4 
23.3 
32.0 
12  3 
69.0 
35  1 

4.i 

10.3 
15.2 
14.5 
10  0 

40  0 
39.1 
57.6 
42.8 


12  3 
43.2 

13  3 

8  1 
7.6 
8.8 
22.9 
76.9 
22.4 
32.2 


52  7 
25.3 

21.1 
4.0 
52  7 
21.4 
11.3 


30.8 
18.8 


12.8 
14.4 


22.7 


8  9 
46.3 


57  5 
43.0 


7.1 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  f  lOO 


A.merioan  Ezohange  Nat  

A.inerioan  Trust  and  Savings. . . 

A.tlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Oontinental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   .... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  ... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnst  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoont 
Cap  Stock, 


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1  000 
700 
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2  000 
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230 
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222 
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120 

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OLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRI0E8. 


Am  Straw  Board  43% 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Oo  63 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  12 

"        "  Pfd  . . . .  S0% 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  42 
"  "      Pfd.  61 

Ohioago  Gas  Co  74% 

Obi*  8  S  R9pTOo.,..12% 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.132^ 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .16^ 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  i2\i 

Pfd.  30% 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  69 

N  Chi  St  E  R  290}^ 

Street's  W  8  C  Line  . . .  13^ 
W  Cbi  St  B  B  ...128% 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  5s  ,  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6s. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10  40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (eztension)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  5-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"       Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"       Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  Ss  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s  1907 

Oommeroe  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  . . .  1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  5s . .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  6s  -WOO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^s   ....1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  let  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  €8  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  B  B  Ton  Co  58 ... .  1909 

W  Ohi  8t  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


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UISCELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Cal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Cbi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"  GasOo   

"      Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Coof  111  

IlliaoiB  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R  

Id  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Psok  «-  Prov  Co  fifd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd   ... 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  -  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's.  W  Stable  Oar  Line... 

"  »  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trnst  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  . .   

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amoant 
Oap  Stock. 


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♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


DAILY  SALES. 
Saturday,  May  18,  1895. 


NEW  YOBE  BISCUIT  00. 

2  60 

OHI.  CITY  b't. 

15  330 

OHI  AND  S  8  BAP  THAN  00. 

131  12 

50— acot  12 

150— ao't  12% 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  DOOE. 

360— ao't  62 

250— ao't  62% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
7  131 

3  13134 

26  133 


NO.  OHI. ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

50  286% 

10  286 

ion— ao't   285^ 

150— ao't  285^ 

50— ao't  286 

lOr — ao't  - 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

60  

10  39 

100  ,...39>^ 

6  39^ 

500   40 

50— ao't  38 

60— ao't  39  j| 

60 — ao't  40 


49) 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  25, 189  5 


150  ao't  132  W  OHl  8TBBET  B  E. 

220— ao't  1323^    14  124 

I^tKB  8T  BliBVATBD  K  B .  100  ao't  124J^ 

185  15M  600— aoot  134^ 

26  15^ 


60— ao't  15^ 

300— ao't  15% 

60— ao't  16 


150— ao't  134% 

100— ao't  124J^ 


Monday,  May  20,  1895. 


OHI.  OITT  BT. 

6  330 

STBEBT's  W.  OIB  LINE. 

20  14 

OENTBAI.  UNION  TEL.  00. 

10  46 

10  46 

OAIi.  &  OHI.  OANAIi  &  DOCK  00. 


liAEE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

90  Ifi^ 

44  15% 

100— ao't  n% 

100— ao't  15^ 

100— ao't  15% 

OHI.  &  S.  a.  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 
15  121^ 

100  12^4 

400— ao't  62>^  165  12% 

50— ao't  62%  300  

20  12% 

360— ao't  12i^ 


60  --ao't  63 

DIAMOND  MAaOH  OO,  ILL. 
Ill  132 

50— ao't  132 

iOO— ao't  132 

100— ao't  132% 

NO.  Oni.  BT.  B.  B.  00. 

60    286 

12   287 

2  2871^ 

60— ao't  286 

50— ao't  286% 

160— ao't  287 

50— ao't  287% 

A    .  8TBAW  BOABD  00. 

10  39%  25(1  -ao't 

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650— ao't  12J4 

600— ao't  12% 

150— ao't  12% 

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6.  4  34  100— ao't  124% 

375   40}|  550— aoct  126 

60— ao't  40      100— ao't  125% 

160— ao't  40%  200— ao't  125 

50— ao't  41     150— ao't  li;5% 

Tuesday,  May  24,  1895. 


OENTBAL  T7NI0N  TEL.  00. 

25  48 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

15  287 


NEW  TOBK  BieOTTIT  00 . 
97  60 

60— ao't  60 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  B. 

100— ao't  15>^  160— ao't".'.".' .'.'.'.'.'.'!  .287!^ 

5C— ao't  16%    50— ao't  287% 

lOJ— ao't  15%    50— aoot  287% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL.  CHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  GO. 

26  132      126  12U 

10-— ao't  1323^  160  12% 

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60  63%    60— ao't  123^ 

60— ao't  63     150— ao't  12% 

60— ao't  63%  250— ao't  l:i% 

](J0  ac't  6334  OHI.  BTBBET  B.  B. 

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AM  BTBAW  BOABD 

35   40     150— ao't  12634 

2  iOU  200— ao't  12514 

5  40%  360— ao't  126% 

76  41      460— ao't  126% 

60— ao't  41% 

Wednesday,  May  22,  i  895. 


OHI.  OITY  BAILWAY. 

1  330 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00.,  ILL. 

10  13234 

10  132% 

100— ao't  132% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

60  15 

160— ao't  16% 

160— ao't  15)4 


CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOOE 
12  63% 

UO— ao't  63% 

20(1— ao't  63% 

150— ao't  63% 

50— ao't  64 

&  8. 


CHI.  &  8.  B  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

10  1234 

355  12% 

50— ao't  12% 

60-ao't'. 15%  260-ao't  I234 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
75  125% 

40  125% 

30   125% 

3(iO— ao't  Ii5% 


AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 

100— ao't  40% 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

6  287 


26  287%  iOD— ao't  126% 

60 — ao't  288      350— ao't  126 

100— ao't  288>ii 

Thursday,  May  23,  1895. 


OXNTBAIi  UNION  TEL.  00 

100  60 

OAI>.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 

20    68% 


6.. 

NO. 

20.. 


OHI.  OITT  B't 


CHI.  ST.  B.  B 


..330 

CO. 

..290 


ICO— ao't  63% 

NEW  TOBK  BISaniT  OO. 

100  61% 

60  65 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 
29   132% 

5  — oash  13234 

150— ao't  132% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
40  40 

160  4034 

89  4(  % 

1  41 

50— ao't  40 

60 — ao't  40% 

lot'— ao't   41 

OHI.  &  8.  B.   BAF.  xraN.  CO. 

10  11% 

10  12% 

50 — oash   12 

200— ao't.  1234 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 


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50— ao't 
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.1534 

•16% 
.16% 
.16% 
.16% 
.15% 
.16% 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET   B.  B. 

69  126 

13  12634 

3  126% 

7  127 

60  127% 

75  127% 

2   128 

60— oash   126% 

10— 08Ph   126% 

fO — oash   127% 

50— ao't  126 

350— aoot   126 14 

100— ao't  136% 

100— Hcot  126% 

200— ao'l  127 

5  1- aoot   127% 

60— ao't  127% 

150— ao't  127% 

200— ao't  127% 

20(1— ao't  128 

250— ao't    12834 


Friday,  May  24,  1895. 


a  &  O.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 


40. 

61- 


.63% 
.63% 


ao't  

NO.  OHI.  ^T.  B.  E.  Oi. 

2  289 

160  ...   2i0 

5(10    ao'l  290 

50— ao't  290% 

60— ao't  29034 

100 -ao't  290% 

511 — ao't   291 

W  .  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 


NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

150  69 

LAKE  RT.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 
30  16% 

ICO— ao't  15% 

UHI.  &   B.    B.    BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

175  12% 

30  12!^ 

30  12% 

50— ao't  12% 

15(— ao't  1-^% 

60— ao't  1 :% 

10'— ao't   12% 

AM.    8  BAW  B3A3D. 

IfO  

100                                 44%  5  I. 

10  44%  14— oa»h 

50— ao't  42  50  -ao't 

100— ao't  4a%  '■^O  —ao't 

60— ao't  44  150— ao't  128% 

JOO— ao't  44%  2f)0— ao't  1.8% 

2000— ac't  129 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,   ILL.  .    "  ,. 

'  bl  0— HO't  129% 

37  133%  8,;i„_^o.t,   129)4 

10  »3  %  30  —ao'l  1^9% 


6   :   128^ 

62    128% 

4434  117  18% 

12934 
12-% 
1.8% 
128% 


200 
15C 


-ao't 
-ao't . 


133% 
132% 


GROWTH  OF  CALUMET  HARBOR. 


A    LIGHTERAGE    SYSTEM    TO    BE    ESTABLISHED  TO 
SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

A  lighterage  system  between  Chicago  harbor  and 
the  Calumet  river  will  be  established  within  the  next 
ten  days,  greatly  to  advantage  of  manufacturing  con- 
cerns on  the  Calumet.  It  has  always  been  the  fixed 
policy  of  the  steamers  belonging  to  the  lake  and  rail 
lines  not  to  go  outside  of  Chicago  river  for  freight. 
This  rule  was  maintained  until  this  spring  when  the 
growth  of  the  grain  business  on  the  Calumet  com- 
pelled a  change,  and  of  late  line  steamers  have  been 
in  South  Chicago  frequently.  Although  daily  ap- 
plications were  received  for  the  steamers  to  call  at 
docks  along  the  Calumet  for  general  merchandise  by 
everyone  of  the  lines,  the  old  rule  has  been  main- 
tained in  that  regard.  The  officials  have  demanded 
that  shipments  must  contain  500  tons  before  they 
send  their  steamers  up  the  Calumet.  To  overcome 
this  handicap  under  which  manufacturing  concerns 
were  laboring  in  transportation,  it  was  determined 
to  charter  a  couple  of  small  steamers,  which  will 
bring  the  freight  from  South  Chicago  to  the  docks  of 
the  lines  along  the  Chicago  River  and  taice  back  in- 
coming freight.  The  result  will  be  that  manufactur- 
ing interests  and  business  concerns  on  the  Calumet 
will  be  as  well  placed  in  lake  transportation  as  are 
their  competitors  along  the  Chicago  River.  The  pro- 
ject received  the  most  cordial  support  of  the  lake 
and  rail  people,  who  have  for  a  year  been  looking  for 
some  way  to  get  South  Chicago  business  without 
going  to  the  expense  of  sending  their  steamers  to 
that  point  and  back  again.— Inter  Ocean. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Real  estate  activity  is  increasing  in  a  gratifying 
degree.  On  the  heels  of  the  business  revival  this  is 
to  be  expected,  and  a  glance  at  the  transfer  lists  will 
show  that  the  return  of  prosperity  in  the  real  estate 
market  has  already  begun.  Much  needed  confidence 
that  was  essential  to  the  closing  of  transactions 
which  have  only  been  in  negotiation  heretofore  has 
now  been  obtained  from  the  general  improvement, 
with  the  result  that  both  this  and  last  week's  busi- 
ness have  been  fairly  satisfactory. 

A  table  compiled  by  the  American  Land  and  Title 
Register  showing  the  total  amount  of  real  estate 
transfers  at  leading  cities  for  the  month  of  April  and 
also  a  comparison  with  the  business  of  1894,  reveals 
the  fact  that  both  Chicago's  and  New  Y  ork's  transfers 
fell  off  as  compared  with  last  year.  But  it  is  a  note- 
worthy fact  that  Chicago's  total  of  $10,700,000  for 
April,  1895,  was  not  far  from  New  York's  $14,500,000 
for  the  same  month.  New  York's  sales  of  real  estate 
will  average  about  double  the  average  Chicago  sale, 
but  in  Chicago  the  sales  are  about  twice  as  many. 

A  similar  result  is  found  in  the  total  of  building 
operations,  only  that  there  is  a  gain  of  over  $1,000,000 
in  April,  1895,  over  the  sama  month  in  1894.  Phila- 
delphia leads  Chicago,  with  a  total  of  building  per- 
mits of  $4,202,842  against  Chicago's  $3,871,000.  New 
York  is  not  given.  The  other  cities  are  Brooklyn, 
Cincinnati,  St.  Louis,  New  Orleans,  Pittsburg,  Wash- 
ington, Detroit,  Minneapolis,  Omaha,  St.  Paul, 
Denver,  Indianapolis,  and  Los  Angeles,  and  the 
general  average  among  these  cities  is  much  higher 
for  April,  1895,  than  for  April,  1894. 

SALES  OF  BOULEVARD  PROPERTY  DURING  THE  WEEK. 

D.  McCallay  has  sold  to  E.  S.  Schmidt  50  by  174  8-10 
feet,  east  front,  on  Michigan  boulevard,  299  ft  north 
of  Thirty- fourth  street,  for  $90,000.  The  exact  front- 
age value  does  not  appear  in  this  transaction  because 
the  property  is  improved,  but  it  is  not  far  from  $500 
a  foot. 

Henry  C.  Gray  has  sold  to  Leander  Choate  the 
southwest  corner  of  Fifty-flfth  boulevard  and 
Emerald  avenue,  a  north  front,  150  "by  130  feet,  for 
fl25,000;  also  the  southeast  corner  of  Fift.y-flfth 
boulevard  and  Halsted  street,  north  front,  i08  4-10  by 
130  feet,  for  $100,000. 

Charles  B.  Waite  has  sold  through  Harry  L. 
HoUister  to  Fred  E.  Lee  54  by  90  feet,  east  front,  on 
Lake  avenue  210  feet  south  of  Fifty-second  street  for 
$60,000. 

A  sale  of  Drexel  boulevard  property  at  a  decided 
advance  over  previous  figures  is  recorded  this  week 
in  the  transfer  ol  129  by  19U  feet  on  the  northwest 
corner  of  Drexel  boulevard  and  Fifty-first  street, 
Jacob  Fox  to  James  Bolton,  for  $77,400.  This  is 
$600  per  front  foot  and  is  about  $100  more  than  neigh- 
boring inside  property  has  previously  sold  at.  Con- 
sidering the  corner  location  the  price  is  not  excessive, 

AN  IMPORTANT  IMPROVEMENT  ON  THE  NORTH  LAKE 
SHORE. 

The  Elgin,  Jolliet  and  Eastern  Railroad  Company 
will  in  a  few  days  commence  work  on  a  harbor  for 
Waukegan,  the  present  northern  terminus  of  the 
road.  The  harbor  is  to  have  a  mile  of  dockage  and  a 
depth  at  the  docks  of  twenty  feet,  so  as  to  accommo- 
date the  largest  vessels  on  the  lakes.  The  cost  of 
construction  will  be  about  $250,000. 

The  Northwestern  Elevated  Road  has  at  last  se- 
cured its  complete  right  of  way  as  far  north  as  Grace 
avenue,  and  work  will  be  begun  immediately  on  the 
structure.  This  line  will  be  of  great  benefit  to  a 
large  section  of  the  north  side  which  now  has  only  a 
single  line  of  cable  road,  and  real  estate  values  all 
along  the  new  railway  will  be  enhanced. 

IMPORTANT  WEST  SIDE  SALE. 

The  piece  of  ground  at  Nos.  129  to  139  South  Clin- 
ton street,  118x100  feet  has  just  been  sold  by  J.  A. 
Miller  to  Jno.  H.  Whittemore,  of  Naugatuck,  Conn., 
for  $100,000.  The  grantor  takes  back  a  lease  of  the 
ground  for  99  years  at  $5,000  per  annum.  This  is 
still  less  than  $900  per  front  foot,  or  less  than  $8.50 
per  square  foot    The  north  38  feet  is  occupied  by  a 


May  25,  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


491 


flve-story  building  used  by  James  A.  Miller  &Bro., 
upon  the  other  80  feet  is  the  new  buildiog,  six-stories 
high,  being  built  by  James  A  Miller. 

THAT  CONTROVERSY  OVER  THE  SCHOOL  PBOPEBTY 
LEASES. 

The  Chicago  Board  of  Education,  at  its  regular 
meeting  last  Wednesday  evening,  listened  to  the  ma- 
jority and  minority  reports  of  the  committee  on 
leases  in  the  case  of  the  Tribune  Company  and  Han- 
nah &  Hogg.  The  majority  report  advocated  the  ac- 
ceptance of  a  modification  of  the  present  leases  to 
these  tenants,  which  have  89  years  to  run.  The 
proposition  of  the  lessees  was  to  pay  $30,000  and  $24,- 
rdspectively  per  annum,  the  recently  appraised  valua- 
tion of  their  holdings,  for  the  next  ten  years,  and 
thereafter  to  pay  an  additional  5  percent,  or  $31,500 
and  S25,200  per  annum  for  the  balance  of  the  term,  or 
79  years.  Incidentally  it  maybe  here  stated  that  the 
appraisers  have  only  recently  raised  the  rental  of  the 
Tribune  property  from  $18,000  to  $30,000,  an  increase 
of  66f  percent,  while  the  present  proposition  is  to  fix 
the  revaluation  ten  years  hence  at  only  5  percent  in- 
crease, with  no  future  revaluation  for  79  years.  This 
absurd  proposition  was  vigorously  combated  by  Jos 
eph  W  Errant,  who  very  properly  said: 

"I  desire  to  dissent  and  to  express  my  dissent  as 
strongly  as  I  can,  as  regards  the  action  of  the  com- 
mittee, expressed  in  the  majority  report  presented 
here  to-night.  The  board  of  appraisers  appraised  the 
rent  upon  the  Tribune  Company's  leasehold  for  the 
next  ten  years  at  $30,000  a  year.  The  board  of  ap- 
praisers also  appraised  the  rent  on  Hannah  &  Hogg's 
leasehold  for  the  next  ten  years  at  $24,000  a  year. 
The  lessees  wanted  a  lease  for  the  balance  of  their 
terms  at  the  same  rental  which  the  board  of  apprais 
ers  has  appraised  for  the  next  ten  years.  The  com- 
mittee proposes  to  give  them  just  what  they  asked 
for.  As  a  sop  to  some  of  those  who  might  diifer  from 
others  of  the  committee  in  opinion,  the  committee 
has  agreed  on  the  addition  of  5  per  cent  to  the  ap- 
praisers' rental  after  the  expiration  of  ten  years. 
This  addition  is  so  insignificant  that  it  stamps  the 
character  of  the  entire  transaction. 

"No  figure  yet  offered  these  lessees  has  reached 
that  point  which  would  justify  the  board  in  giving 
them  a  long  term  lease. 

"I  further  object  to  the  majority  report  because  I 
find  no  such  stipulations  as  are  usually  required  in 
similar  leases.  There  is  absolutely  nothing  requiring 
any  improvement  within  a  certain  time,  nothing  as 
to  the  character  or  value  of  such  improvement,  and 
nothing  providing  that  in  case  of  default  in  payment 
of  rent,  or  other  default,  or  in  case  of  the  termina- 
tion of  the  lease,  the  improvement  shall  be  the  prop- 
erty of  the  lessor.  The  whole  transaction  is 
thoroughly  unbusinesslike,  and  is  one  which  none  of 
the  gentlemen  on  the  committee  would  be  guilty  of 
if  the  transaction  involved  his  own  property.  In  fact, 
the  lessees  are  to  receive  all  they  ask  for,  and  the 
interests  of  the  school  fund  property  and  the  city  are 
not  to  be  presented  in  the  lease." 

The  consideration  of  the  matter  was  made  a  special 
order  for  next  Wednesday  night. 

Fessengen  &  High  have  sold  for  Anna  and  Veron- 
icka  Mayor  to  the  Northwestern  Elevated  R.  R.  Co., 
the  3-story  and  basement  brick  building  No  147  and 
149  Center  street,  for  $26,500. 

One  reason  why  the  real  estate  business  is  so  dull 
apparently  is  because  some  of  the  owners  and  many 
of  the  agents  make  it  dull  by  talking  discouragingly. 
Some  of  the  offices  are  not  only  selling  something  but 
they  are  busy;  others  are  doing  nothing  but  grum- 
bling. The  inquiry  has  been  good  for  south  side 
property  and  for  all  kinds  of  real  estate  along  and  on 
the  Metropolitan  "L"  road  in  the  northwest  section 
of  the  city  The  demand  has  been  brisk  in  the 
vicinity  of  Humb  )ldt  Park.  The  same  may  be  said 
of  the  property  lying  on  and  along  the  main  branch 
of  the  above  road  west  of  Halsted  street,  but  in  this 
section  of  the  city  there  is  less  room  for  a  boom  in 
real  estate  than  in  the  northwest  section  where  the 
greatest  improvement  in  transportation  facilities 
.has  been  made. 


THE  REAPER  BLOCK. 


Mrs.  Cyrus  H  McGormick  will  spend  about  |85,000 
in  adding  two  more  stories  to  the  Reaper  block, 
northeast  corner  of  Clark  and  Washington  streets 
and  in  otherwise  remodeling  the  building.  Three 
years  ago  it  was  given  out  that  Mrs.  McCormick 
would  erect  a  sky  scraper  on  this  site,  and  again 
two  years  ago  it  was  reported  in  this  Journal  that 
the  site  would  be  improved;  now  it  is  definitely 
decided  to  add  two  more  stories  to  the  present 
structure.  The  original  plans  and  intentions  of  the 
owner  have  been  materially  changed.  No  better  site 
for  a  flrst-class  office  building  could  be  found  in  the 
city,  but  the  piesent  plan  to  remodel  the  structure 
will  make  it  a  desirable  office  structure  for  lawyers 
and  real  estate  men. 


FIRE  INSURANCE  ADJUSTERS. 


BY  BILL  NYE. 

(An  insurance  adjuster  is  one  who  stands  between 
the  insured  and  immediate  wealth.)  If  it  were  not 
for  the  adjuster  the  insurance  company  would  soon 
give  way  all  its  money  and  fetch  up  in  the  poor  house. 
When  notice  of  my  loss  was  sent  in,  the  company 
wanted  to  pay  me  for  the  house,  grounds,  and  barn 
at  once,  but  the  adjuster  said:  "No,  you  must  not 
give  Mr.  Nye  all  your  money,  for  you  would  run  short 
and  be  a  vagrant  inside  of  a  year." 

So  the  adjuster  came.  After  awhile  I  convinced 
him  that  I  did  not  set  the  house  aflre,  and  I  could  see 
that  it  was  a  relief  to  him,  for  he  was  a  man  who 
loved  to  believe  in  his  fellowmen. 

I  proved  that  my  wife  was  very  dangerously  ill  on 
the  night  of  the  fire,  and  that  her  life  for  three  days 
had  been  despaired  of,  and  so,  looking  into  rhy  great, 
deep,  honest  eyes,  he  said:  "Some  men  might  say 
that  you  had  selected  this  time  to  become  a  wealthy 
widower  and  skip,  but  I  am  not  so  soured  against  my 
fellow-men  as  that.  I  believe  that  if  the  house  was 
set  aflre  some  one  else  did  it." 

I  am  insured  in  five  companies  besides  the  one  that 
carries  my  piano,  and  so  really  there  should  have 
been  six  adjusters  and  the  local  agent  in  addition  to 
the  independent  adjuster;  but  the  climate  here  is  so 
pure  and  bracing  that  one  man  can  do  the  brain  work 
of  two,  and  so  they  did  not  all  come. 

(The  local  agent  and  the  adjuster,  I  find,  are  two 
different  men.  One  is  a  social  favorite  and  a  pleasing 
conversationalist,  while  the  other  is  a  man  who  tells 
you  how  cheaply  houses  like  yours  can  be  built  now- 
a-days ) 

The  agent  gives  you  all  sorts  of  advantages  over 
the  company,  and  when  the  adjuster  comes  you  find 
that  these  things  after  all,  were  not  put  into  the 
policy.  He  also  takes  you  around  behind  the  barn 
and  shows  you  that,  as  a  matter  of  fact,  your  policy 
has  been  vitiated  seven  or  eight  times  the  past  year, 
but  he  will  say  nothing  of  that  because  you  evidently 
did  not  set  the  house  on  fire  yourself,  and  you  seem 
to  want  to  do  better  and  live  a  purer  life,  so  he  will 
give  you  $22  and  pass  receipts.  Then  he  looks  at  his 
watch  and  says  he  must  hurry  away  and  make  some 
other  home  happy  with  his  ready  John,  and  away  he 
goes 

The  agent  and  the  adjuster  are  both  lovely  char- 
acters, but  in  a  different  way.  One  fixes  it  so  that 
you  will,  in  case  of  fire,  be  about  $1,000  better  off, 
while  the  other  makes  you  feel  so  glad  to  think  that 
the  company  has  not  slapped  you  into  jail  for  fraud 
that  you  tremble  all  over  till  he  goes  away. 

I  am  glad  that  all  the  adjusters  did  not  come.  If 
they  had,  I  would  have  been  a  poor  man. 

Once  I  had  a  house  insured  for  $15,000,  and  light- 
ning struck  one  of  the  chimneys  and  destroyed  the 
roof,  the  falling  bricks  cutting  through  the  tin  so 
that  an  entire  new  roof  had  to  be  put  on.  I  had 
planned  to  go  to  Italy  that  summer,  but  I  had  to 
stay  at  home  and  prove  that  I  did  not  tip  that  chim- 
ney over  on  the  house  myself  in  order  to  get  a  new 
roof. 

Life  insurance  is  not  quite  so  bad,  though  I  expect 
to  be  dug  up  by  seven  or  eight  companies,  in  order 


that  they  may  be  plumb  sure  that  I  am  not  playing 
'possum  on  them. 

(When  the  adjusters  went  away  I  felt  from  what 
they  said  to  me  that  I  was  a  sort  of  janitor  for  these 
companies,  and  that  if  I  did  not  use  more  care  in 
protecting  the  property  I  would  be  discharged,  and 
another  man  put  in  my  place.) 


LAKE  FRONT  DEAL  AT  SOUTH  CHICABO. 


Douglas  S.  Taylor,  of  South  Chicago,  wants  to  cede 
to  the  city  a  strip  of  Und  some  two  blocks  in  width 
extending  from  Ninety-sixth  to  Ninetj -ninth  street 
on  condition  that  it  shall  be  used  for  park  and 
boulevard  purposes  and  that  the  right  of  way  to 
railroad  companies  shall  not  be  granted  within  the 
territory,  may  not  be  accepted  by  the  city.  It  was 
supposed,  when  the  proposition  was  made,  that  the 
property  was  free  from  incumbrance.  The  records 
in  the  recorder's  office,  however,  show  a  trust  deed 
against  the  tract,  and  Corporation  Counsel  Beale 
said  its  transfer  to  the  city  would  depend  largely 
upon  the  wishes  of  the  holder  of  the  trust  deed. 

The  Inter  Ocean  commenting  on  Taylor's  proposi- 
tion says: 

"The  object  of  the  proposition  was  undoubtedly  to 
appeal  to  the  public  spirit  of  the  aldermen  and 
defeat  the  passage  of  the  Calumet  and  Blue  I-.land 
Railroad  ordinance,  which,  it  was  understood,  was 
tn  have  been  called- up  at  the  meeting  and  put  upon 
its  passage.  This  proposition  of  Mr.  Taylor  was  sup- 
posedly on  behalf  of  the  faction  in  South  Chicago 
that  is  opposing  the  contemplated  railroad  ordinance. 
Yesterday  the  allegation  was  made  that  a  trust  deed 
was  held  agaiast  the  property,  which  would  prevent 
Mr.  Taylor,  it  is  said,  from  giving  a  clear  title  of  the 
property  granted  to  the  city.  Consequently  the 
property  could  not  be  conveyed  to  the  city  free  of 
incumbrances,  and  just  what  was  meant  by  Taylor's 
offer  to  the  Council  was  not  apparent  to  the  aldermen 
to  whom  the  fact  was  made  known. 

The  proposition  advanced  by  Mr.  Taylor  contained 
no  clause  that  would  lead  the  city  authorities  to  con- 
template the  assumption  of  any  indebtedness  now 
upon  the  property,  and  no  mention  was  made  other 
than  that  the  property  could  be  conveyed  to  the  city 
without  delay.  The  fact  that  a  trust  deed  was  held 
against  the  property  was  shown  by  the  records  in  the 
recorder's  office,  which  also  showed  the  record  of  a 
tax  sale  upon  the  same  property. 

The  trust  deed  in  question  is  upon  all  of  Taylor  s 
first  addition  to  South  Chicago,  a  part  of  which, 
adjoining  the  lake  front  and  giving  with  it  the 
riparian  rights,  Mr.  Taylor  offers  to  the  city,  which 
will  have  the  benefit  of  all  produced  land,  according 
to  the  proposition,  were  the  latter  accepted.  The 
committee  on  wharves  and  public  grounds  now  have 
the  Taylor  proposition  in  their  possession,  and  action 
will  undoubtedly  be  taken  on  the  matter  this  week, 
so  that  the  committee  can  refer  the  proposiiion  back 
to  the  Council  in  time  to  be  read  at  the  next  meeting. 

ALIENS  CANNOT  INHERIT  REAL  ESTATE. 

The  subject  of  alien  land  ownership  is  kept  alive 
by  still  another  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Illinois,  all  former  decisions  having  been  published 
in  this  Journal. 

The  Illinois  Supreme  Court  on  the  13th  of  this 
month  affirmed  a  decree  entered  by  the  Sangamon 
County  Circuit  Court  in  the  case  of  Egan  vs.  Ryan. 
The  case  hinges  on  the  alien  land  act.  John  Egan,  a 
former  wealthy  resident  of  this  county,  left  a  will 
giving  all  his  property  to  a  nephew  in  Ireland.  Two 
nephews  living  in  this  county  petitioned  to  have  the 
will  set  aside  under  the  plea  that  the  devisee  was  an 
alien  and  could  not  inherit  the  property,  nnd  that 
they,  as  next  of  kin  and  citizens  of  the  United  States, 
wert  the  legal  heirs.  The  court  granted  the  peti- 
tion and  entered  a  decree  in  their  favor.  The  case 
was  then  appealed. 

CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Flanders  &  Zimmerman  made  plans  for  a  store  and 
flat  building  at  1935  State  street  for  Patrick  and 
Bernhard  Mahon.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  base- 
ment. 26x116  feet,  have  a  front  of  pressed  brick, 
stone  and  terra  cotta,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat, 
and  will  cost  about  $25,000. 

Architect  John  E  Voss  has  prepared  p^ns  for  a 
block  of  four  dwellings  at  213  to  c2I  Sixty  first  street 
for  George  W.  Riggs,  96x60  feet,  two  stories  and 
basement  high,  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  to  cost 
about  $^5,000. 


492 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  25,  18«6. 


Architects  Schlacks  &  Ottenheiraer  report  plans 
as  follows: 

Three  houses  on  Forty-fourth  street,  just  east  of 
Grand  boulevard,  for  Sol  Wedeles,  two  stories  and 
basement  high,  with  stone  fronts,  slate  mansard 
roofs,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
total  cost  of  $15,000.  Building  to  contain  two  stories 
and  five  flats  of  four  and  five  rooms  each  at  i'^orty- 
seventh  street  and  Princeton  avenue,  for  J.  Barnett, 
and  will  cost  $10  000.  Kesidenceou  East  End  avenue, 
near  Fifty  first  street,  for  Dr.  Boerne  Bettman,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  30x60  feet,  pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta  exterior,  hard  wood  finish,  hot  water 
heating,  electric  light,  marble  and  tile  work;  cost, 
$10,000.  Parochial  residence  at  Freeport,  111.,  for  St. 
Joseph's  parish,  Rev.  Father  Calvelage  pastor,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  ,33x56  feet,  pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta  exterior,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat, 
electric  light  and  modern  conveniences;  cost,  $10,000. 

Architect  G.  Isaacson  has  prepared  plans  for  two 
flat  buildings  at  Belden  and  Hancock  avenues  for  C. 
Johnson,  two  stories  high,  22x60  feet  each,  stone 
foundations  frame  superstructures,  cost  $6,000. 

Architect  Henry  Meissner  has  prepared  plans  and 
is  about  to  let  contracts  for  a  church  at  the  southeast 
Corner  of  California  avenue  and  Moore  street  for  the 
German  Evangelical  Lutheran  St.  Marcus  congrega- 
tion. Rev.  T.  H.  Kohn,  pastor.  The  •edifice  will 
cover  50x100  feet,  have  a  seating  capa-ity  of  600  and 
cost  $:il,000. 

Architect  E.  E  Snyder  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  oflBce  building  at  579  to  589  West  Lake 
street  for  William  R  Griswold.  It  will  cover  125x40 
feet  one  and  two  stories  high,  have  pressed  brick. 
Iron  and  plate  glass  fronts,  hard  wood  finish  and 
modern  i^r  provements,  at  a  cost  of  $15,000. 

Architect  August  Fiedler  has  taken  estimates  for 
the  Pacific  school  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Central 
Park  and  McLean  avenues,  for  the  board  of  education. 
It  will  cover  I04xl92  feet  and  cost  $8.i  000. 

Architect  M.  W.  Boehm  has  prepared  plans  and  is 
taking  figures  on  a  large  apartment  building  on  North 
Halsted  street,  near  Grace.  It  will  be  four  stories 
high,  142x75  feet,  with  front  of  pressed  and  orna- 
mental brick,  terra  cotta  and  stone,  have  steam  heat, 
incandescent  electric  light,  oak  and  cypress  finish, 
marble  wainscoting  and  tile  floors,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $60,000. 

Architect  Gregory  Vigeant  has  prepared  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  at  16  A.stor  street  for  himself. 
It  will  cover  29x105  feet,  five  stories  and  basement 
high  have  stone  and  brick  exterior,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat  and  the  latest  Improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$30,000 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Janean,  Wis. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issne  f  4,f  00 
water  works  bonds 

Mirtinsborg.  W.  Va. — The  Treaeorer  is  anthorized  to  ad 
verti-ie  for  f  2,C0()  of  bonds. 

Marysvilie,  Oal. — The  city  will  vote  on  the  proposition 
of  issainf^  $4O,r0U  drainage  bonds. 

Polaski,  Tenn. — The  city  aathorities  will  soon  issne  $20,- 
000  of  bonds  anthorized  by  Legislature. 

Ballard,  Wash  — An  election  will  soon  be  held  to  vote  on 
the  issne  of  $24,0(10  water  works  bonds, 

Leavenworth,  Ran. — A.n  ordinance  has  been  passed  an- 
thorizing^  the  issne  of  $4,000  paving  bonds. 

Detroit,  Minn — The  citizens  voted  to  bond  the  district 
for  $20,000  for  the  erection  of  two  scboolhonses. 

Los  Angeles,  Oal.  —  The  citizens  have  voted  to  iRsne 
t306,000  of  4^  per  cent  school  bonds,  to  be  dated  Jnly  1. 

Westwood,  Ohio' — The  election  in  Westwood  resalted  in 
a  vote  of  81  against  3  for  the  issuance  of  $2C,O00  in  bonds 
for  water  purposes. 

Riverside,  Oal. — Two  ordinaoces  were  adopted,  author- 
izing the  issne  of  $40,(  00  electric  light  bonds  and  $90,000 
street  improvement  bonds. 

Titnsville,  Fla. — Senator  Morrow  introduced  a  bill  an- 
thoiizing  Brevard  Oonnty  to  issue  bonds  for  the  coijstrno- 
tion  of  poblic  roads. 

Dallas,  Tex. — The  Oommittee  on  Finance  recommends 
the  issue  of  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $200,000  to  pay  the 
deficiency  for  which  the  City  Council  is  unable  to  provide. 

Beaver  Falls,  Pa. — The  Board  of  Education  of  Beaver 
Fall!>,  Pa.,  has  accepted  plans  for  a  new  school  building  to 
cost  $13,208,  and  will  issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $22,000. 

Savannah,  Qa. — The  Grand  Jury  will  in  all  probability 
recommend  an  issue  of  connty  bonds  for  the  purpose  of 
pushing  the  drainage  and  road  improvement  and  for  edu- 
cational purposes. 

Canton,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  June  6  for  the 
purchase  of  $11,400  5  percent  one  to  sis  year  street  im- 
provement bonds.  Qeorge  0.  Liosay,  Committee  oa  Ways 
and  Meaos, 


Pasadena,  Cal. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issne  of 
$40,0UO  school  bonds. 

Flint,  Mich.— The  city  has  voted  to  issne  $50,000  in 
bonds  for  a  water  works  plant. 

Newkirk,  Okla.  Ter. — Oonnty  "K"  has  issued  and  for 
sale  $35,C00  6  per  cent  twenty  to  thirty  year  bonds. 

Montioello,  Iowa. — The  citizens  voted  to  bond  the  school 
district  $8  000  for  the  erection  of  a  new  school. 

Colorado  City,  Col. — The  City  Clerk  has  been  author- 
ized to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $15,0(0  sewer  bonds. 

Oklahoma  City,  O.  T.— Bids  are  invited  for  $60,0(0  20- 
year  6  percent  bonds.    J.  T.  Martin,  City  Clerk. 

Ottnmwa,  Iowa. — The  ordinance  providing;  for  the  issne 
of  $50,000  funding  bonds  was  adopted  by  the  Council. 


There  is  no  cry  of  dull  times  among  the  leading 
plumbing  and  gas  fitting  houses  in  Chicago.  P. 
Nacey  &  Co.,  whose  office  and  store  are  at  No.  339 
Wabash  avenue,  have  every  reason  to  feel  proud  of 
their  success  in  the  plumbing,  gas  fitting  and  house 
drainage  lines.  Their  work  is  seen  in  many  of  the 
best  buildings  in  Chicago,  where  they  are  as  well- 
known  as  are  the  leading  dry  goods'  houses.  Their 
facilities  for  doing  work  are  the  very  best  and  they 
employ  only  the  best  workmen,  under  competent 
superintendance.  Their  references  are  the  best  and 
their  work  is  unexcelled.  They  have  been  in  busi- 
ness in  Chicago  for  a  period  of  thirty  years.  The 
house  makes  a  specialty  of  fine  work  in  all  kinds  of 
buildings,  and  the  members  of  the  firm  give  personal 
attention  to  ail  work  The  name  of  P.  Nacey  &  Co. 
has  always  been  associated  with  good  plumbing. 


SUMMER  KESORTS. 

Hay  fever  is  positively  unknown  at  the  head  of 
Lake  Superior.  Spend  your  hay  fever  vacation  at 
West  Superior  where  you  will  not  only  enjoy  good 
health  but  can  sail,  fish,  hunt,  see  many  wonderful 
things,  make  barrels  of  money  and  live  comfortably 
at  first-class  hotels,  for  instance,  the  '-West  Superior" 
one  of  the  finest  hotels  in  the  Northwest.  Will  make 
you  rates  of  $9  to  $14  per  week.   American  plan. 

Land  and  River  Improvement  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 


Rochwei:  add, Its  9  10  and  11  In  eahblk  2  of  Its  1  to  13  Id  b  12  sec  18  39  14; 
also  enblt  1  of  OdIlD's  enb  of  It  8  in  b  S  in  said  add  in  seo  13  39  13. 
Ma;  27,10  a  m.  David  Snllivao,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  21  in  b  6  Id  the  sub  of  the  e  601.62  ft  of  the  n  1622  ft  of  the  w  of 
the  e  >4  of  the  n  w  M  of  stc  18  39  14.  May  29,  11  a  m.  Lacy  k  Salis- 
bury, executrix.  L  B. 


Annual  Meetins  Buildins  Association  League 
at  Rockford. 

Reduced  rates  for  the  above  tceettng  will  be  given  by  the  Chicago, 
MtlwHukee  &  St.  Paul  Kollway,  June  20.  Parohiise  tickets  at  Oity 
Ticket  Cffice,  95  Adams  Btreet,  or  Duion  Passenger  cttation,  Oanal  St. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Kicnrninn  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  OhicaRO,  Milwaukee  4 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  Karlinuton,  Elkborn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewau^e),  Hartland,  Nasbotah,  Oconomowoo,  Kilbouro,  rparCa, 
St.  PbUl.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetooka,  Tomihawk,  Minocqna, 
Elkhart  Lake,  OntoDBgon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wlsoon"ln,  Minnesota, 
the  MtchiKan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  e'ich  week  to  Wisconsin  Resorts. 
For  riles,  lime  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
9A  Adams  street,  or  Union  Paesergsr  staiioa,  uanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


White  Sulphur  Bprines,  Mont. — Bids  will  be  received 
June  1  for  the  purchase  of  $13  000  Bohool  bonds.  H.  E. 
Thompson,  Olerk . 

May's  Landiug,  N .  J. — The  Atlantic  Oonnty  Board  of 
Freeholders  has  decided  to  issue  bonds  for  the  erection  of 
a  $20,0U0  insane  asylnai. 

Elysian,  Mipn. — School  District  No,  38  will  receive  bids 
May  31  for  the  purchase  of  $3,000  6  per  cent  10-year  bonds. 
F.  A..  Large,  Olerk. 

Concord,  Iowa. — The  County  Auditor  has  been  anthor- 
ized to  sell  $5,000  6  per  cent  two  to  five  year  drainage 
bonds  District  No.  7  bonds,    H.  V.  Reed,  Auditor. 

Millersbnrjj,  Ohio — Bids  will  be  received  until  June  17 
for  the  purchase,  with  accrued  interest,  $20,000  12  to  ?•! 
year  4  per  cent  water  works  bondi.  Josiah  G  Walknk, 
Olerk. 

J&meBtown,  Wis. — The  Common  Council  approved  the 
bill  recently  passed  by  the  Legislature  giving  the  Board  of 
Education  authority  to  issne  bonds  in  the  soiu  of  $85,0C0 
for  building  sohoolhonses. 

Madison,  S.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  until  June  3  for 
the  purchase  of  $30,00(1  refunding  bond;.  Said  bonds  to 
become  due  20  years  from  date  of  issne,  with  option  to  pay 
same  after  10  years  from  date.  A.  A.  Northnp,  County 
Aoditor 


THE  LOT  TRADE. 


West  Grossdale  is  alreatiy  well  known  to  lot  buy- 
ers. Fifty-seven  lots  were  sold  the  first  week  or  at 
the  opening  sale.  Free  excursions  have  been  adver- 
tised to  lake  place  on  May  25th  and  L6th— to-day  and 
tomorrow.  West  Grossdale  is  28  minutes  ride  over 
the  C  B.  &  Q.  Ry,  with  the  finest  of  suburban  rail- 
way servi.;e,  and  cheap  fare.  It  is  bounded  immedi- 
ately by  the  vast  improvements  of  Grossdale  upon 
the  east  and  close  to  the  .5,000-town  of  La  Grange 
upon  the  west.  One  can  almost  throw  a  stone  from 
these  $200  lots  to  property  that  is  selling  for  $50  per 
front  foot.  The  improvements  of  this  new  suburb 
are  of  the  highest  order:  seven  thousand  trees  put  in, 
four  to  eaeh  25  foot  lot.  A  beautiful  park  laid  out 
across  the  entire  subdivision.  Nine-foot  main  sewer 
and  ten  inch  to  eighteen  inch  lateral  sewers,  If  miles 
of  macadamized  boulevards  and  streets,  3i  miles  of 
concrete  walks.  Extra  fine  boulevard  lamps  and 
street  lights.  New  $5,000  depot  already  up.  Five 
houses  to  he  begun  vithin  a  fortnight  and  fifty  to  be 
built  within  the  year.  Ogden  Ave.  Electric  Car  Line 
when  built  will  bisect  this  property.  It  is  convenient 
to  high  school,  graded  schools  and  churches  of  all  de- 
nominations and  stores  and  markets. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO. 


TO  TABB  FLAOK  BK-WEBN  APB.  22  AKD  KAY.   13,  1894. 

Oh'go  (Tnvsty  sub.  It  21  in  b  44  of  the  s  Y2  of  the  n  e  the  w  ^  of  the 
»  Vi  ot  the  u  of  the  n  e  !4,  the  n  w  ^  of  the  n  w  H  of  i  he  u  e  H  of 
the  s  e  14  of  the  n  w  ^4  of  sec  7  38  14.  June  11, 11  a  m.  Walter  But- 
ler, master,  &6  Portland  bik.  L  N, 

So  Oh'go,  Taylor's  2i.d  add.  its  47  48  and  49  in  b  6  In  the  sub  of  Us  1  2 
3  21  26  and  26  of  b  1  and  24  of  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  s  w  !4  of  seo  5  37  16, 
June  10,  1pm.  Oeo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Stewart's  sub,  the  w  H  of  the  of  its  45  46  47  and  48  in  b  la  of  the  s 
w  ^  of  sec  1  38  13  June  1,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56  Renper 
blk.  NOR. 

Webb's  sub.  It  20  of  Its  1  and  2  in  the  Supr  Ot  Oomm  ptnofbTof 

locbran's  snb  of  the  w  M  of  the  s  e  K  of  seo  6  39  14.  June  17,  11  a  m. 

Qerman  Bedder,  admtr.  N  U  R. 
Barber's  sub,  it  5  in  b  4  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  8 

38  14.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 
Oounselman's  snb.  It  30  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  s  w  !i  of  the  n  w  X 

ot  sec  8  38  14.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.   L  N. 
Sheffield's  add,  it  43  In  b  20.  June  11,  1  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 
Waloott's  add,  the  and  1-6  of  the  n  2:i  ft  of  the  s  60  ft  of  Its  6  and  6  in  b 

6.  June  11,  1  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N. 
Oentral  Pk,  Beck's  add.  It  4  in  the  s  e  H  of  sec  11  39  IS.   Jane  11,  11  a 

m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Ooruell,  Us  31  end  82  in  b  66.  Jane  10,  11am.  Walter  Butler,  master, 

L  N. 

iVIorgan  Pk,  the  e  60  ft  of  It  4  (ex  the  n  90  ft)  in  b  "L".  June  10,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  l>  N. 

Mifflin's  sub.  It  5  in  b  1  of  the  w  8^  aeres  of  the  s  H  of  the  s  '/t  of  the 
n  Vi  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  17  38  14.  June  10,  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. 1109  TaC9mabldg.  L  N. 

Holstein  add.  It  18  in  b  13  a  snb  of  the  w  ^  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  31  40  14. 
June  10,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Hull's  sub.  It  21  of  9^  acres  in  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  of  sec  4  39  14.  June 
19,  1pm.  David  Sullivan,  master.  L  N. 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  42  in  b  7  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  n  w  !i  of  sec  20  38  14. 
June  10,  11am.  Thos  I'aylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Chicago  Opera  Bouse 
bldg    L  N. 

Ellis  w  add,  the  n  29^  ft  of  It  28  in  snb  of  Its  1  4  6  and  7  to  10  in  b  1 . 
June  11,  2  p  m.  B  l.  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  fj  N. 

Sheffield's  add,  the  o  H  of  It  61  in  subblk  3  in  b  18.    June  32,  II  a  m. 

bernhard  Mieling,  executor.  L  B. 
Smith  &  Oaldwell's  sub.  It  89  of  Us  19  to  23  and  24  in  the  snb  of  Us  1,  3, 

3,  4,  7,  8,  9  and  IC  in  the  sub  of  the  e  ^  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  il  36  14. 

Jnue  8, 10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk,  L  N. 

So  Ch'go,  Ironworke.  's  add,  Us  25  to  80  in  b  37  a  snb  ot  the  »%  ot  seo 
8  37  16.  June  11,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk. 
L  N. 

Wondlawn  Terrace,  It  56  a  sub  of  the  s  325  ft  of  the  u  1815  ft  of  that  pt 
e  of  the  Illinois  Ueutral  Ry  of  the  n  e  of  seo  23  38  14.  June  II,  II  a 
m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add,  It  16  in  b  6,  a  snb  in  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  32  38  IS. 
June  4,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Weise's  snb.  It  21  of  it  4  in  the  County  Oik's  div  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  %, 
of  seo  27  89  )3;  Us  31  and  82  in  b  1  and  Us  31  and  82  in  b  6  all  Id 
Carey's  snb  of  tbe  e  H  and  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  w  14  of 
seo  22  39  13.  It  122  in  Ulnrk  st  add  to  Edgewater,  being  a  Eub  of  that 
pt  of  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  6  4ii  14,  Us  '.'8  and  29  in  bs  17  18  and  41,  in  b  3, 
its  9  and  10  in  b  4  all  in  Milwaukee  av  Ld  Assn  snb  of  the  w  H  of  the 
n  w  H  of  the  s  e  ^40f  seo  22  4u  13.  June  1^,  II  a  m.  Theresa  Stable, 
guardian.  L  B. 

N  Evanston.  Culver's  add.  Its  25  and  28  in  b  I,  It  23  in  b  2,  Its  7  and  8  in 
b  6,  Its  17,  '2&  aud  '^6  in  b  8,  Its  2,  3,  7,  8,  16,  21  and  22  in  b  20,  N  Evan- 
tton,  Its  1,  4  21  and  23  in  b  2>i  ot  Steward's  resub  of  bs  22.  24  and  26 
lu  N  Evanston.  June  8,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn 
St.  L  B. 

Canal  Trustees  sub,  Its  2  and  3  in  sub  of  the  n  60  ft  of  It  6  in  the  sub  of 
that  pt  w  of  Pine  st  of  b  21  of  ihe  s  )4  of  sec  3  39  14.  June  8,  1  p  m. 
Geo  Mills  Rogers,  lOu  Washington  st.  L  B. 

Harland'9  snb.  It  28  of  It  2  in  Ihe  Connty  Oiks  div  of  b  6  In  the  Assess- 
or's div  of  the  n  w  !4  and  the  w  14  ot  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  82  39  14.  Jane 
16,  Ham.  Bertha  Weitendorf,  admtri.  L  B. 

Mathew's  sub,  Its  26  and  26  of  its  1  and  2  >  in  Eedzld's  snb  of  a  pt  of  the 
8  w  H  of  sec  23  39  13.  June  8,  10  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  86 
Dearborn.  L  B 

Stiuson  snb.  It 31  of  b  48  In  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb  of  the  w  H  and  the 
w  Yt  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  17  39  14.  June  6,  1  p  m  Thos  J  Walsh,  mas- 
ter, 79  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 


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FREE  EXCURSION  TO 


THE  INDUSTRIAL  CITY 


SUNDAY,  MAY  26 

Train  leaves  Polk  Street  Depot,  C.  &  E.  I.  R.  R. 

AT  1  P.  M.  SHARP. 

Stopping  at  Archer  Avenue,  47th  st,  55th  st, 
63d  street  and  Kensington. 

Come  early  and  secure  a  reserved  seat. 

LOTS  $150  TO  $500. 

Easy  Payments.   City  Water.   Electric  Light.   Macadamized  streets  and  other 

improvements. 

NOW  is  the  time  to  buy  lots  while  you  have  a  CHANCE  to  purchase  at  the 

original  prices. 


CHICAGO  HEIGHTS  [AND  ASSOCIATION, 

TEUTONIC  BUILDINN.      172  Washington  st..  ccr.  Fifth  av. 


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WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
May  23,  1895. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

Otty,  over  $1,000   360  $2,496,109 

C  ity,  under  $1,000   126  79,6m3 

County  146  294,n<9 

Total   eao  $2,870,2« 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  May  24,  1894. 

Sales,  Amonnt. 

Oltj,  over  $1,000                             369  ll,931,3('7 

City,  under  1,000                           170  99,814 

Oonnty                                        148  248,215 

Total   677  12,279,336 

Adama  st,  216  ft  e  of  Central  Park  ar.  n  f 
25x142;  Apr  29.  B  Wygant  to  0  L  Will- 
iams  S3,626 

Ada  et,  n  w  oor  Carroll  av,  e  f  88.8x126; 
May  7.  Waahington  loe  Co  to  J  Eeene 
 $10,000 

Ada  at,  25  )  ft  a  of  62nd,  e  f  50x117;  May 
1.  0  A  MoBride  to  H  0  Green  $30,000 

Albany  av,  259  ft  a  of  Armitage,  w  f  25x 
1^5;  May  21.  J  Pederaen  to  Q  Ferna- 
ohild  $1,500 

Albany  av,  292  ft  a  of  22nd  at,  w  f  25x125; 
Apr  22.  M  Biodnioki  to  J  Brodnioki 
   $1,00U 

Albany  av,  159  ft  s  of  Diokene  et,  w  f  50x 
150;  May  7.  T  W  Ritohie  to  J  N  Bell  $3,560 

Alexander  av  and  0  and  ERR,  alley  lot 
bet,  347  ft  n  of  Irving  Park,  50x50; 
Mar  9.  E  C  Bolger  to  C  BnokiDgbam 
 $1,0(0 

Alexander  av  and  0  and  ERR,  alley  lot 
bet,  594  ft  a  of  Solzerat,  25x60;  Apr  16. 
V  A  Waller  to  C  Bnokingham   $1,000 

Alexander  av  and  0  and  ERR,  alley  lot 
bet,  69  ft  8  of  Holzer  at,  25x44;  Apr  16. 
M  A  Kane  to  0  Bnokingham   $1,330 

Armitage  av,  226  ft  e  of  N  48lb,  a  f  25x 
125;  Jan  31,'91.  A  L  Patteraon  to  J  N 
Mason   $1,050 

Armitage  av,  n  w  oor  N  48th,  a  f  50x125; 
May  10.  A  L  Patterson  to  A  F  Starrett 
  $1,700 

Armour  av,  155  ft  a  of  46th  at,  w  f  24xl()(i; 
May  18.  H  J  Aner  to  F  J  Battz  ...$l,716 

Armour  av,  100  ft  a  of  29lh  at,  e  f  25x100; 
Oot  28,'93.  T  W  Jonea  to  E  J  Bookley 
 $2,C00 

Arteaian  av,  316  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
126;  Mar  1.  3  Peteraon  to  B  Loeff.|3,100 

Af-hland  av,  45  ft  a  of  Fry  at,  w  f  22i^x 
109;  May  16.  A  Draeger,  by  conserva- 
tor, to  L  Gref^ori  Jr  et  al  $2,325 

Aahland  av,  216  ft  e  of  Cypress  at,  a  f  24 
xl47>^;  May  4.  J  Polka  to  J  F  Brabee 
 $7,300 

Atlantic  at.  150  ft  a  of  51at,  w  f  25x124; 
May  9.  J  F  Nolan  to  M  Seward  . . .  $1,200 

Anborn  st.  28  ft  a  of  33d  pi,  w  f  25xI3C; 
May  4.  T  Fitzner  to  A  Breoyle  $1,000 

Avenue  'T'  a  e  oor  15Gth  at,  w  f  49x125; 
May  14.  A  Herms  to  H  R  Stener. .  .$2,C00 

Avenue  K,  197  ft  s  of  103d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
and  other  ppty ;  May  21 .  Mast  in  Oby  to 
W  Loeb  ,  $2,560 

Ballou  st,  50  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av,  »  f 
25x177;  May  17.  E  Cook  to  W  J  Lines 
 $3,000 

Bauwans  et,  288  ft  s  of  Tucker,  w  f  24x 
126}^;  Mar  15.  H  Totzke  to  F  Simon 
 $1,600 

Beethoven  pi,  320  ft  e  of  Sedgwick  st,  e  f 
26x122,  more  or  less;  Mar  18.  0  Garben 
to  C  Buckingham  $8,000 

Belden  av,  157  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  45  ft 
to  alley ;  Apr  IP.  J  T  Webber  to  N  Ander- 
eon  |6,000 

Balden  av,  253  ft  e  of  W  51at  at,  e  f  lOOx 
125;  Aug  14, '93.  ML  Ballard  to  B  J 
Glaaer  $1,500 

Belmont  av.  226  ft  w  of  Sacramento,  d  f 
60x125;  Aug  6,'94.  F  Eoenig  to  0  Arnold 

 $2,460 

Belmont  av,  65  ft  w  of  Oak  pi,  e  f  60x50; 
Mar  13.  L  L  McCarthy  to  0  Backing 

ham  $6,000 

Belmont  av,  24  ft  e  of  Leavitt  et,  n  f  24x 
125;  May  17.  C  Topel  to  A  F  Keeney 

  $4,000 

Bishop  at,  82  ft  a  of  68tb,  w  f  26x124;  May 

6.  E  M  Spengler  to  E  Sanders  $1,800 

B  Bworth  av,  49  ft  a  of  Cornelia,  w  f  31^4 
xl24;  May  8.  D  C  Bank  to  L  Erentzag'er 

 $1,650 

Bo  wen  av,  143  ft  e  of  Ellis,  a  t  16x66;  May 


28,'90.  W  H  OarinduS  to  J  Zuokerman 
 $7,5'  0 

Bowen  av,  256  ft  e  of  Ellis,  s  f  16x66;  Mar 
13,'90.  W  H  Carindoff  to  M  M  Bowen 
 $7,600 

Baena  av,  86  ft  w  of  Alexander,  a  f  25x 
100,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  15.  R  A  Wal- 
ler to  0  Buckingham  $10,520 

California  av,  301  ft  a  of  W  16tb  st,  w  f 
25x132;  July  18,'92.  J  Walleck  to  J 
Clemona  $2,350 

California  av,  491  f t  n  of  Chicago,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  2.  A  L  Anderson  to  G  Rothe 
 $7,600 

Calumet  av,  373  ft  s  of  49th  at,  e  f  25x128; 
Ex  r  of  w  of  Alley  "L",  Apr  29.  M 
Eepert  to  J  L  Ohrenstein  $2,9(0 

Calumet  av,  premises  No  4343,  25x126; 
May  1.  M  R  Keeley  to  J  Hill  $10,000 

Calumet  av,  274  ft  n  of  60tb  at,  w  f  24x 
128;  May  9.  N  P  Cammings  to  B. 
Bryant  $12,600 

Calomet  av,  250  ft  e  of  60th  at,  w  f  24x 
128;  May  9.  N  P  Onmmings  to  H  W 
Bryant  $12,580 

Central  Park  av,  50  ft  a  of  Ohio  st,  w  f  50 
xll9,  and  other  ppty;  May  17.  P  A 
Russell  to  R  B  Farson  $3,600 

Central  Park  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  25th  at,  e  f 
25xl2(;  Apr  23.  M  Brabener  to  K  Ooft- 
man  $1,250 

Center  av,  290  ft  n  of  63d  at,  e  f  25x131; 
May  9.  J  C  Edwarda  to  A  A  Swanaon 
 $3,000 

Cbamplain  av,  146  ft  o  of  48th  st,  e  f  18x 
125;  June  20,'92.  G  O  Gordon  to  M  N 
Thompson  $7,600 

Cbamplain  av,  same  ppty;  May  1.  M  N 
Thompson  to  D  P  Shaw   $8,200 

Champlaio  av,  236  ft  a  of  47th  st,  e  f  16% 
X124.82;  Deo  1,'94.  G  O  Gordon  to  M  I 
Franklaad  $8,000 

Chase  av,  a  e  cor  Grand,  n  f  60x150;  May 
1.  F  U  Doland  to  S  R  McGuire  $2,400 

Chestnut  at,  70  ft  e  of  N  Clark,  n  f  20x 
140,  und  }4  int;  Apr  6.  J  W  Sullivan  to 
A  M  Mullen  $2,000 

Chicago  av,  n  w  cor  Waahlenaw,  s  f  25x 
125;  May  16.  W  Neverman  to  S  Eaindl 
 $2,450 

Clark  at  N.  150  ft  s  of  Schiller,  e  f  24x152; 
Apr  24.  C  H alia  to  B  Hyde  $12.0C0 

Clark  st  N,  s  w  oor  Lunt  av,  e  f  43x100; 
May  20.  S  T  Lanphear  to  M  Zender 
 $7,300 

Clark'st  N,  n  e  oor  Rosooe,  w  f  83.64x125; 
Apr  23.  A  Goldspobn  to  U  Buckingham 
 $11,500 

Clark  at  N,  312  f t  n  w  of  Sheffield  av.  s  w 
f  25x78;  May  10.  W  M  Blue  to  W  Bern 
 $2,00C 

Cleveland  av,  96  ft  a  of  Grant  p^  e  t  24x 
124;  Apr  25.  G  Newkirk  to  R  H  Stew- 
art  $4,800 

Ooblentz  st,  236  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x 
100;  May  18.  R  L  Robertson  to  D  Ham- 
mer  $3,800 

Colorado  av,  169  ft  s  w  of  Calif ornii,  n  w 
f  25x95;  May  20.  T  D  Lowther  to  P 
Horsen  $2,750 

Commercial  av,  280  ft  s  of  91st  st,  w  f  26 
xl40;  Mar  12.  M  A  Heneage  to  A  B 
Barker  $10  000 

Congress  at,  200  ft  w  of  S  42nd  av,  a  f  26 
xl25;  May  21.  E  Calkins  to  M  Calkina 
 $2,000 

Cornell  av,  160  ft  a  of  82nd  at,  w  f  40x125; 
Mav  13.  T  D  Cartwright  to  O  E  Stinson 
..."  $1,600 

Cornelia  av,  87  ft  w  of  Wolcott  st,  s  f  25 
X  124;  Mav  1.  O  Z  Olson  to  U  Zahnen 
 '.  $2,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  a  e  cor  66th  st,  w  f  98x 
ins  77-100;  Apr  11.  H  R  Delamater  to 
E  McGnrrin  $40,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  58  ft  n  of  92nd  pi,  e  f 
60x126;  Aug  1,'94.  8  E  Gross  to  G 
Schweinfurth   $1,750 

Dayton  at,  alley  lot  44  ft  n  w,  50  ft  s  w  of 
Bisaell,  a  w  f  25x50;  Apr  6.  J  Behm  to  C 
Buckingham  $1,416 

Dayton  at,  168  ft  a  of  Willow,  e  f  24xl24i^, 
und  ^  int;  May  11.  E  Leiaer  to  F  J 
Sohlichting   $1,600 

Dearborn  et,  198  ft  s  of  60th,  e  t  24x100; 
Dec  21,'94.  P  S  Fagan  to  O  H  O'Mara 
 $1,250 

Diversey  av,  109  ft  w  of  California,  a  f  25 
xl25;  May  16.  B  C  Givins  to  T  Robert- 
son  $3,000 

Diversey  av.  alley  lot  141  ft  s,  76  ft  w  of 
Best,  w  f  25x£0;  Mar  19.  H  Brueschke 

to  O  Buckingham  $1,900 

Divereey  av,  n  e  cor  Humboldt  at,  a  f  267. 
58xU5;  May  18.  R  0  GiviDB  et  al  to  A 
W  Gilmore  $14,800 


Division  st,  275  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
26x120;  May  15.  8  Armer  to  O  J  Grolz 
 $3,000 

Douglas  blvd,  49  ft  e  of  Lawodale  av,  s  f 
24x150;  May  18.  H  Peters  to  Q  A 
Podewa    $1,600 

DoDglas  blvd,  144  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f 
24x1671^;  Apr  13.  F  Gardner  to  B  F 
Eing   $1,800 

Dunoon  av,  48  ft  n  of  81st  st,  w  '  25x124; 
May  1.  8  T  Outhbertaon  to  M  McQuillan 
 $1,500 

Dunning  av,  192  ft  w  of  Stanton,  a  f  24x 
100;  Apr  12.  M  Tucker  to  B  Horris 
 $2.f  00 

Drexel  blvd,  n  w  cor  61at.  e  f  129x191 1^; 
May  1.  Jacob  Fox  and  wife  to  James 
Bolton  $77,400 

East  Ravenswood  Park,  292  ft  n  Of  Leland 
av,  e  f  50x1521^;  May  22.  N  Book  to  C 
West  $14,000 

Edgecomb  pi,  229  ft  w  of  Evaneton  av,  n 
f  50x130;  Apr  27.  T  S  Qradle  to  E  Bar- 
toroly   $3,250 

Bd^ewater  av,  81  ft  e  of  Commercial  st,  a 
f  "5x117.  and  other  ppty;  May  17.  W  J 
Biohardaon  to  W  Backmaun  $14,000, 

Eighteenth  at,  694  ft  e  of  S  44th  av,  n  f 
683  X  687  more  or  less;  May  7.  L  Howe 
to  A  Borke  $21,490 

Eighteenth  st  W,  97  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24 
xl25;  May  17.  W  Frink  to  M  T  Eopka 
 $3,000 

Eighty-sixth  pi,  200  ft  e  of  Sangamon  at, 
n  f  25x116  9;  Apr  20.  C  Schmidt  to  W 
F  Elliiig  $3,0  0 

Eighty  eighth  at,  n  w  oor  Mackinaw  av,  e 
f  50x125;  May  13.  0  Linne  to  J  Ander- 
son $3,000 

Ellis  av,  184  ft  a  e  of  Oakwood,  a  w  f  65x 
181;  May  17.  F  CB  Macfarlane  to  L 
Gans  $16,250 

Ellia  av,  140  ft  n  of  61st  at,  e  f  50x170; 
Feb  21.  C  W  Gordon  to  F  C  Otis. .  .$5,000 

Emma  st,  231  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  24x 
1241^;  May  13.  M  Proess  to  J  C  Praesa 
 $3,000 

Emerald  av,  275  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  26x 
87;  Apr  24.  L  Ish  to  D  A  Preston.  .$1,800 

Emerald  av,  116  ft  n  of  79th  st,  e  f  24x144, 
and  other  ppty;  May  20.  P  J  Greene  to 
L  B  Hilles  $14,000 

Emerald  av.  116  ft  n  of  79th  st,  e  f  24x 
144;  Mar  23,'93.  A  S  Apple  to  J  D  Reig- 
hard  $8,000 

Evanston  av,  89  ft  n  of  Briar  at,  e  f  26x 
125;  May  14.  P  F  Carrell  to  W  Hudson 
 $6,000 

Ewing  st,  68  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  25x118; 
May  17.  D  Pacelli  to  V  Baraglia ..  $3,000 

Fairfield  av,  286  ft  n  of  Lake  st,  e  f  24x 
126;  May  17.  M  Phelps  to  A  Pollock 
 |5  000 

Farragut  av,  141  ft  w  of  Southport,  s  f  75 
xl25;  May  1.  G  Ruediger  to  C  A  Zahn 
 $3  0C0 

Firwell  av,  60  ft  e  of  Market  st,  s  f  60x 
100;  Apr  13.  T  Lake  to  C  8  Waring 
 $2,5(  0 

Faye  st,  250  ft  wof  Wolcott,  s  f  37^x121; 
Nov  1,'93.  O  J  Ford  to  W  H  Cooking- 
ham  $1,260 

Fifty-first  ct  W,  262  ft  s  of  Augusta,  e  f 
25x125;  May  21.  J  E  Livermore  to  P 
Dotty   $1,5(0 

Fifty-second  at  W,  n  e  cor  Leavitt,  s  f  32 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  May  17.  C  Matern 
to  F  Oohne  $6,500 

Fifty-fifth  blvd,  a  w  cor  Emerald  av,  n  f 
150  X  130;  May  23.  Henry  O  Gray  and 
wife  to  Leander  Choate  $126,000 

Fifty-fifth  blvd,  s  e  cor  Halsted  at,  n  f 
108  4-10  X  130;  May  22.  Same  to  sarce 
 $100,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  50  ft  w  of  Justine,  a  f  60x 
130;  Apr  2.  H  C  Gray  to  0  B  Thompson 
et  al  $5,000 

Fifty-ninth  at,  26  ft  e  of  Green,  n  f  26x 
117;  Nov  27,'94.  A  Anderson  to  K  Nord- 
gren  $1,000 

Fletcher  at,  125  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  e  f  25 
xll6;  Apr  20.  C  Gehrke  to  C  Bucking- 
ham  $4,260 

Fletcher  at,  150  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f  50 
xll5;  Apr  20.  0  Gehrke  to  0  Bucking- 
ham  $3,600 

Florence  at,  47  ft  n  of  43d,  e  f  24x126; 
May  20.  H  Vangerow  to  O  Piake.  $1,100 

Forreatville  av,  50  ft  e  of  47th  pi,  e  f  26x 
126;  Apr  6.  M  E  Weiae  to  M  Alber  $2,125 

Forty-eeventh  st,  161  ft  e  of  Wallace,  e  f 
33x126;  May  14.  P  Collina  to  B  Oollina 
  $1,700 

Forty-seventh  at,  s  e  oor  Princeton  av,  n 
f  48x106;  May  21.  J  P  Malloy  to  J 
Baroett  $7,000 


Forty-seventh  st,  48  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f 
24x126;  May  1.  B  J  M  BnJers  to  C  J 
Boyd  $4,500 

Forty-eighth  pi,  280  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  20x124;  Apr  22.  J  Oormack  to  E  A 
Sullivan  $9,500 

Francisco  av,  169  ft  n  of  26th  at,  w  f 
xl35;  Feb  26.  J  Mizera  to  F  Nedbal 
 $1,200 

Fremont  st,  170  ftn  of  Center,  e  f  25x126; 
May  11.  W  H  Fink  to  M  Laoer . . . .  $6,0C0 

Fullerton  av,  s  w  cor  Danube,  n  f  107  x 
126;  Mar  29.  D  N  Hanson  to  C  Eiath 
 $1,800 

Fullerton  av,  167  ft  e  of  Shfffield.  s  f  60x 
160;  Apr  26.  Eat  of  T  Moulding  to  0 
Bnokingham  .'$20,000 

Fulton  st,  75  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  25x124; 
May  21.  O  W  Baker  to  E  Baker  et  al 
 $3,000 

Fulton  at,  a  w  oor  Halated,  n  f  1^5x100; 
May  11.  B  C  Denegie  to  Monarch  Cycle 
Mfg  Co  $f  O,000 

Gait  av,  s  e  cor  Tremont  st,  n  f  60x124; 
May  21.  M  H  Brioe  to  T  English.  .|5  000 

Garfield  av,  alley  lot  263  ft  s,  75  ft  w  of 
Fremont  st,  w  f  27x50;  May  11  LP 
Nickels  to  C  Bnckingham  $4,436 

George  st,  175  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  26x125; 
May  18.  F  E  Weide  to  G  Maleski.  $3,500 

Grace  st,  99  ft  e  of  Rokeby,  a  f  3(  xl25; 
May  16.  U  Long  to  H  A  Morgan .  .$3,000 

Grand  av,  99  ft  n  w  of  Montioello,  a  w  f 
25x126;  Mar  21.  H  8  Nichola  to  H  W 
Duncanaon   $1,800 

Grand  av,  88  ft  n  w  of  Avera,  a  w  f  4  'x 
125;  Oct  10,'92.  A  L  Patterson  to  W  H 
Stevens   $2,000 

Grand  av,  88  ft  n  w  of  Hamlin,  a  w  f  48x 
126;  Oot  10, '92.  A  L  Patterson  to  W  H 
Stevens   $2,000 

Grand  bvd.  40  ft  n  of  Bowen  av,  w  f  30x 
75;  Mar  30.  U  0  Jacobs  to  F  M  Staples 
 $28,0C0 

Greenwood  av,  125  ft  n  of  66th  at,  e  f  26x 
100;  Mar  8.  R  Johna  to  H  I  Oagnio 
 $6,5  0 

Greenwood  av,  300  ft  a  of  63rd  at,  e  f  60x 
161;  Apr  22.  E  A  Sullivan  to  J  Cormack 
 $4,600 

Grenahaw  at,  257  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Apr  8.  H  Manake  toC  Barendt 
 $1,000 

Halated  st,  42  ft  n  of  66th,  w  f  33j^xlOO; 
May  18.  H  Seivert  Jr  to  DeW  0  Butts 
 $3,000 

Halsted  st,  31  ft  a  of  32nd.  e  f  25xl3<', 
leasehold  interest  therein;  May  16.  E  R 
Young  to  A  W  Frank  $3,400 

Halsted  st,  60  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  26x117.8, 
and  other  ppty;  Feb  6.  C  Anderson  to 
E  Norgdren  $11,600 

Halsted  st,  194  ft  s  of  68tb,  e  f  25x119; 
May  14.  J  Broadbent  to  L  Curtis.  .$2,600 

Halsted  st,  same  ppty;  L  Curtis  to  M 
Broadbent  $2,500 

Hamlin  av,  49  ft  s  of  Thomas  st,  e  f  £0x 
125;  May  8,'89.  T  J  Diven  to  A  D  Speirs 
 $1,500 

Hampden  ct,  250  ft  a  of  Wrightwood  av, 
w  f  25x125,  more  or  less;  Apr  24.  B 
Hyde  to  0  Halla  $33,000 

Hartwell  av,  150  ft  n  of  67tb  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  May  16.  W  W  Hanchett  to  T  A 
Cook  $12,(00 

Hastings  at,  a  w  oor  Francea  av,  n  f  149x 
124;  Apr  4.  0  F  Linacott  et  al  to  G  W 
Stilaon  et  al  $2,200 

Henry  et,  140  ft  w  of  Canal,  a  f  50x75; 
May  18.  T  F  Pickbam  to  J  D  Pickham 
 $30,0CO 

Hermitage  av,  50  ft  e  of  Emily  et,  e  f  25x 
128;  May  16.  Maet  in  Chy  to  C  A  Meiater 
 *2,CO0 

Herndon  at,  n  w  cor  Melrose,  e  f  48x126; 
Apr  18.  M  Wolf,  to  h!  Bovermann . . .  $3,6C0 

Hickey  et,  premises  Nos  2648  and  2650, 
£0  X  150  more  or  less;  May  22.  Mast  in 
Chy  to  A  M  Benedict  $2,414 

Homan  av,  72  ft  n  of  Bryon  st,  e  f  96x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  May  14.  M  E 
White  to  G  E  Rtinons  $3,700 

Homan  av,  s  e  oor  W  16th  st,  w  f  63x134.86; 
Apr  13.  M  A  Presoott  to  M  J  Oonnery 
 $2,700 

Homan  av,  n  e  cor  26th  at,  w  f  60x126; 
May  15.  E  B  Camp  to  Aurora  Brg  Co 
 $2,200 

Houston  av,  221  ft  n  of  93rd  at,  e  f  25x140; 
May  9.  R  Tally  to  J  Tully  $2,000 

Howard  s*;,  501  ft  n  of  99tb,  e  f  60x206i^; 
May  10.  H  J  F  Wegner  to  B  F  Wegner 
   $1,000 

Howe  st,  117  ft  B  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  23x 
\2i}4i  I^^y  1^-  ^  Landia  to  E  Prouty 
 $7,500 


May  25,  i£96. 


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Uamholdt  blvd,  s  e  oor  McLean  av,  w  f 
33^x154;  Apr  23.  F  Schroder  to  E  F 

Wanl  $6,000 

Hamboldi  st,  100  ft  n  of  Coartlaod,  e  f 
50x120;  May  U.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  A 

Overson  11,263 

Hnmboldt  st,  50  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f 
26x120;  May  18.  Lake  Forest  University 

to  B  0  B  Sorenson  $2,100 

Illinois  st,  120  ft  e  of  La  Salle  av,  n  f  18^ 
xlOO;  May  7.  U  Reessing  to  0  R  Stave 

 $9,250 

Illinois  st,  120  ft  e  of  La  Salle  av.  n  f  1S% 
XlOO;  May  18.  0  R  Stave  to  Q  F  Swarz 
 $9,600 

Indiana  av,  382  ft  n  ot  29tb  st,  w  f  50x 
177.9,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  25.  0  T 
Maxon  to  E  Maxon  $50,000 

Jackson  st,  2C0  (t  w  of  St  Phillips  av,  n  f 
26x125;  May  3.  T  W  Dodman  to  L  S 
Powers  $1,350 

Jackson  st,  a  e  cor  W  4l6t,  n  f  61x126; 
Sept  26,'94.  Q  B  Storkey  to  8  Z  Makeel 
 $3,000 

Jackson  av,  160  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  25x120; 
May  23.  Q  C  Watts  to  L  E  Horris. $12,000 

Johnston  st,  212  ft  s  of  W  16th,  e  f  24x80, 
more  or  lees;  May  17.  .Hast  in  Ohy  to  E 
PIqss  $1,662 

Kedzie  av,  76  ft  s  of  Franklin  st,  w  f  306x 
125;  May  10.  0  B  Meyer  to  R  0  Moore 
   $4,500 

Kedzie  av,  141  ft  n  of  Hnmboldt  Park 
blvd,  e  f  120x125,  and  other  ppty;  May 
9.  James  W  McCoy  to  Archie  E  Marston 
 $65,C0O 

Eenmore  av,  n  e  oor  Foster,  w  f  50x15  '; 
May  16.  0  B  Prouty  to  A  Landis  .$6,250 

Laflin  st,  150  f t  s  of  W  18th,  w  f  25x100; 
May  13.  A  Benisek  to  M  Benisek.. $2,500 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  289  25x100;  Apr 
27.  J  G  McCarthy  to  L  T  8teward.$18,000 

Lake  av,  210  ft  s  of  52d  st,  e  f  64x90;  May 
9.  Charles  B  Waite  and  wife  to  Harry 
L  Hollister  $60  000 

Lake  av,  same  property  as  above;  May  11. 
flarrv  L  Hollister  and  wife  to  Fred  E 
Lee.".  $60,000 

Lake  ar,  210  f t  s  e  of  73d  st,  e  f  50x216; 
Feb  5.  E  Lord  to  0  C  Heieen   $4,000 

Langley  av,  25  ft  s  of  42d  st,  e  f  26x1343^; 
May  22,  P  Ohristoffel  to  T  J  Ryan. $3,600 

Langley  av,  148  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
125  J^;  May  1.  D  P  Shaw  to  M  N  Thomp- 
son $11,000 

Larrabee  st,  117  ft  n  w  of  Vedder,  s  w  f 
24  X  110;  May  22.  E  Bilstein  to  E 
Wagner  $3,000 

Larrabee  st,  141  f  t  n  w  of  Vedder,  s  w  f 
24x110;  May  22.  S  Winnen  to  F  Wagner 
  $3,300 

Larrabee  st,  195  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  26x 
124;  May  11.  J  Spellar  to  0  Booking- 
ham  |6,875 

La  Salle  av,  125  ft  s  of  Schiller  st.  e  f  12^ 
zl62,  and  other  ppty;  May  13.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  L  F  Jelke  $6,468 

La  Salle  av,  same  pptv;  May  5.  H  M 
Fairbanks  to  L  F  Jelke  ...   $5,468 

La  SaUe  st,  premises  No  3100  25x120;  May 
31.  M  MoNamara  to  A  flowell  ...$12,000 

La  Salle  av,  premises  No  469;  May  16  J 
Brooks  to  O  V  Linden  $16,000 

Lawndale  av,  50  f  t  n  of  W  24th  st,  e  t  3()x 
125;  May  6,  O  L  BoLney  to  E  De  St 
Anstin  $6,000 

LawLdale  av,  same  ppty;  May  12.  E  De 
St  Austin  to  A  De  St  Austin  ...  ..$6,000 

Lexington  st,  176  ft  e  of  S  4(  th  av,  s  f  50 
x125;  May  17.  M  C  Adams  to  J  Dansou 
 $1,600 

Leydiard  st,  191  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  e  f  25 
xV/5;  May  18, '94.  M  Ripberger  to  P  W 
Peterson  $2,400 

Lincoln  av,  531  ft  n  w  of  Seminary,  s  w  f 
26x125,  more  or  less;  May  20.  A  L 
Benner  to  B  0  S.hmidt  $4,500 

Lincoln  av,  401  ft  n  w  Belden,  n  e  f  25  x 
100  more  or  less;  May  23.  D  M  Anstin 
to  R  Anstin  $12,000 

Lincoln  av,  96  ft  n  w  of  Warner,  s  w  f  26 
xl25;  May  8.  E  Rndolph  to  T  Beitzel 
 $1,046 

Loonst  st,  142  ft  e  of  Market,  n  f  26  83- 
100x100;  Apr  24.  R  O'Neil  to  O  Book- 
ingham  $6,576 

Loomis  st,  240  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  24x124}^; 
May  18.  DeW  C  Bntts  to  H  Seivert  Jr 
 $3,000 

Madison  st,  161  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n  f 
26.83  thro  to  Colorado  av;  May  17.  J  W 
McCaskey  to  L  W  McOaskey  $6,000 

Malta  8t,  25  ft  s  e  of  99th,  n  e  f  46x126, 
and  other  ppty;  May  11.  F  F  Oviatt  to 
H  Rieok  $1,300 

Mariana  st,  alley  lot  100  ft  n,  76  ft  w  of 


Best  av,  w  f  25x50;  Deo  20,'94.  E  Am 

hold  to  0  Bnokingh^^m   $1,000 

Mariana  el,  alley  lot  325  f t  n,  75  ft  w  of 
Best  av,  w  f  25x6ii;  Dec  3I,'94.  C  Becker 

to  0  Buckingham  $1,860 

Mariana  st,  75  ft  w  of  Best  av,  s  f  60x50; 
Dec  20,'94.  E  Arnold  to  0  Bnokingham 

 $2,300 

Marehfield  av,  125  ft  s  of  67ih  st.  w  f  26x 
121;  May  21.  W  Kirtz  to  P  Harms. $1,(0 
Maryland  av,  73  ft  s  of  66th  st.  e  f  50x 
126;  May  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Conmer- 

oial  L  &  B  Assn   $12,200 

May  st,  224  ft  n  of  86tb,  w  f  100x126;  Apr 

20.  J  L  Selvey  to  L  Roth   $^.600 

May  st,  148  ftsof  60th,  w  f  2  )xl24  ;  Apr 

10,'90.  J  W  Borden  to  w  r  Ohnroh.$ i.i50 
May  st,   62  ft  s  of  Harrison,  e  f  24x150; 
May  14.  T  A  Cook  to  W  W  Hanohett 

  $13,0(0 

McAlpine  st,  24  ft  n  of  34th,  w  f  24i10«.8; 

May  14.  T  M  Bell  to  8  B  Briggs. .  $2,500 
McLean  av,  34  ft  e  of  N  44th.  n  f  25x126; 

May  4.  C  B  Potter  to  B  Demliog.  .  ♦1,250 
Melrose  st,  618  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f  30  x 
147  X  79;  May  22.  F  W  Alke  to  A  E 

d'Evers   $4,000 

Michigan  av,  246  ft  e  of  70th  st,  e  t  76x 
169;  May  13.  F  O  Springer  to  8  D  Case 

 $2,100 

Michigan  av,  150  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f  lOOx 
160;  May  2' .  O  0  DeSonchet  to  0  H  De 

Sonchet  $1,000 

Michigan  av,  s  e  cor  36th  st,  w  f  54x143.9; 
May  18.  R  N  Freeman  et  al  to  J  Franks 

 $2,172 

Michigan  blvd,  299  ft  n  of  34th  st,  e  f  60x 
1'4.8;  May  17.  D  McCallay  to  E  Schmidt 

   $90,000 

Milton  pi,  486  ft  w  of  Crawford  av,  n  f 
100x124;  May  15.  H  F  Sohnettler  to  J  A 

Morris   $2,800 

Milwaukee  av,  a  e  oor  N  12d,  n  e  f  94x 
111;  May  7.  C  A  Carter  to  0  F  Eisner 

 $4,000 

Monroe  st,  301  f t  e  of  W  44th,  s  f  25x122; 
June  1,'93.  B  A  Taloott  to  8  M  Holmes 

 $1,200 

Mc  nroe  at,  98  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  22x126; 
May  17.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  B  Darand 

 $3,998 

Montrose  blvd,  alley  It  93  ft  126  ft  w  of 
Osgood  st,  w  f  25xl0ii,  and  other  ppty; 
Apr  23.  M  E  Waller  to  C  Buckingham 

  $3,0(  0 

Morgan  st,  183  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  27J^xl24 
67-100;  May  18.  L  B  Lange  to  E  Mc- 

Elroy  $3,8tO 

Morgan  ot,  66  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x124; 
May  18.  J  H  Qreen  to  B  W  Cannon 

 $11,000 

Morgan  st,  245  ft  n  of  87th.  w  f  60x125; 

Apr  20.  W  F  EUing  to  0  Schmidt  $2,600 
Morgan  st,  lo8  ft  n  of  13th  pi,  w  f  48x100, 
nnd  14  int;  May  22.  Q  Vioohi  to  M 

Perciabaaco  1 5,000 

Morgan  st,  same  ppty;  May  22.  V  Perci- 

abasoo  to  G  Vicohi  $5,000 

Mozart  st,  s  e  cor  Bryon,  w  f  25x134;  May 

1?.  A  H  Klemer  to  F  Firppo  $1,900 

Newport  av,  516  ft  w  of  Halsted  st.  n  f  25 

xl2.i;  May  17.  W  Bern  to  W  M  Blue.$2,CC0 
Newport  av,  141  ft  e  of  North  Clark  st,  n 
f  611^x125;  May  3.  M  Morn  to  C  Buck- 
ingham  $3,000 

Nine  acres,  more  or  less,  bet  'Earner  av 
and  Oook  st  (if  extended),  abutting  on 
Chicago  river,  und  %  iut;  May  10.  J 

FjIz  io  M  Qeohegan   $15  000 

Ninety-first  st,  125  ft  w  of  Exchange  av, 
D  f  25x135;  May  8.  F  Aokerman  to  C  P 

Wilder  $6,000 

Noble  av,  76  ft  e  of  Ravenswood  Park,  n 
f  50x1^5;  May   21.  T  Saobsel  to  C 

Mitchell  $4,200 

North  av,  a  w  cor  Springfield,  n  f  48x124, 
and  other  ppty;  May  16.  A  L  Patter- on 

to  O  N  Owens   $6,800 

North  av,  126  ft  w  of  Milwaukee,  s  f  44x 
40,  more  or  less;  May  20.  O  Halten  to 

Met  WSERRCo   $6,000 

North  av,  175  ft  w  ot  Ballon  st,  s  f  26x 
130;  Apr  29.  J  Chappelleto  MAE  Kep- 

pin   $1,600 

Oak  st,  104  It  n  of  43rd  av,  n  f  75x125; 
May  20.  W  H  Tooker  to  8  Lamoreanx 

 $1,800 

Oak  st,  104  f t  w  of  N  Forty-third  av,  n  f 
76x125;  May  16.  J  Lines  to  W  H  Tooker 

 $1,800 

Ogden  av,  75  f t  n  e  of  Central  Park,  n  w 
f  60x126;  Mar  29,'94.  E  Moore  to  I  H 

Jackson  $3,400 

Ohio  st,  841^  ft  e  of  Mead,  n  f  41x78,  and 
other  ppty;  Dec  12,'94.  F  H  White  to  J 
W  MoCoy  ^20,000 


O  e  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  st,  64  ft  e 
of  State,  u  f  27x124;  May  18.  A  E  Lar- 
son to  F  A  Johnson    $1,400 

Page  st,  243  ft  s  of  46ih,  w  f  24x126;  May 

J  8.  J  J  Kb  jar  to  V  Liay   $2,825 

Park  av.  143  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n  f  193^  ft 
lo  alle;  ;  May  15.  L  I  Cavanah  to  E  J 

Lnders  $3,600 

Parnell  av,  2923^  ft  n  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  25x 

125;  Apr  20.  0  Brnse  to  M  J  Brake.$l,000 
Parnell  av,  l49  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  26x126; 
May  22.  H  MoCormiok  to  K  M  Vander- 

weof   $3,(00 

Parnell  av,  K  0  f t  n  of  36th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
May  22.  Est  of  A  Schlnter  to  P  Mc- 

Namara    $1,160 

Paulina  st,  68  ft  n  of  Indiana,  e  f  24x100; 
Miy  18  N  E  Waihier  to  M  D  Falvey 

   $2,»00 

Paulina  st,  300  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  26x125; 

Apr  10.  A  R  Johnsun  lo  A  Morse .. $3,800 
Paulina  st,  187  ft  s  or   Byron  av,  w  f  26x 

12  ;  May  13.  8  Kuth  to  J  Kelly     .  $2,076 
Peiry  av,  n  e  o  t  Waveland,  w  f  49x122; 
May  10  J  H  bchowalier  lo  L  L  Stanton 

 $2,700 

Polk  st,  s  w  cor  DeKalb  u  f  i443^x61 ;  May 

9.  W  H  Richardson  to  F  B  Diohe.  .$3,500 
Polk  Rt,  175  ft  e  of  Saorem-ntu  av,  n  t  25 

xl25;  May  14.  J  Welch  to  A  V\  elch. $6,000 
Prairie  av,  100  ft  s  of  47ih  st,  w  f  l('(  xl36, 
May  9.  H  W  Bryant  to  N  P  CommiDgs 

 416,000 

Racine  av,  100  ft  n  of  Belmont,  w  f  5x 
123;  Apr  18.  E  Bovermann  to  M  Wolf 

 $4,50 

Racine  av,  225  ft  s  of  Garfield,  e  f  26  x 
126;  May  25.  C  Sohlenter  to;j  A  Heder- 

man  $2,800 

Randolph  st,  61  ft  e  of  May,  a  f  20iil00; 

Apr  17.  L  Marks  to  A  Aokerman. . .  $4,900 
Rhodes  av,  28  ft  n  of  34th  st,  e  f  16%x 

114;  May  20.  M  A  Pertin  to  A  Nell.$6,000 
Roboy  St.  49  ft  n  of  37th,  e  f  25  x  1243^; 
May  22.  A  C  Tuthill  to  J  T  Thornton 

 $1,8C0 

Robey  st,  s  w  cor  Hamburg,  e  f  24x100; 

Apr  25 .  F  Towka  to  J  F  Ravicz . . .  $4,000 
Robey  st,  235  ft  s  of  Iowa,  w  f  36.9x125.5; 
May  15.  H  Kramp  to  H  H  Schwa  dt- 

feyer  $2,600 

Rockwell  st,  s  w  c  t  Dunning,  e  f  60x126; 

May  20.  W  0  Kaeoh  to  U  Krneger.$l,5U0 
Rockwell  st,  285  ft  n  of  Division,  w  f  24x 
126;  Feb  23.  N  Sp  ite  to  O  G  H  Ander- 
son  $1,300 

Roscoe  st,  96  ft  w  of  Leaviit,  n  f  24x125; 

May  7.  W  F  Furbtck  to  H  Scheibel.$l,000 
Roecoe  pt,  270  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  n  f  27x 

1^5;  May  20.  M  Berner  to  E  Ploerer.$3,700 
Roscoe  st,  pee  of  ppty  111  ft  n  w,  58  ft  e 
of  Clark  st,  24  19-100x50;  Apr  12.  A  J 

Larsen  to  0  Bnokingham  $1,750 

Rumsey  st,  76  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  24x 
130;  May  15.  M  A  Stanber  to  G  Oster- 

kamp   $3,720 

Snoramento  av,  e  w  cor  37th  pi,  e  f  41x 
1  '5;  May  16.  T  Deady  to  J  J  Magrady 

  $1,000 

Sangamon  st,  150  ft  s  of  98th,  w  f  60x126; 

May  20.  J  H  Haskms  to  U  8  Cook.$l,cOJ 
Sawyer  av,  85  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  20x 
125;  Mar  1,'92.  C  B  Sawyer  to  L  H 

Spreine  et  al  $3,2c0 

Sawyer  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  29th  st,  w  f  75x 
136;  May  20.  C  F  Klentgen  to  A  Boss 

 $4,150 

School  st,  168  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  s  f  36  x 
126;  May  2.  G  H  W  Fritzes  to  P  Klass 

 $1,500 

School  st,  60  ft  s  of  68tb,  w  f  25x123;  May 

!8.  0  J  Farron  to  P  Meyer  $3,u00 

Sedgwick  st,  376  ft  n  of  Garfield  ay,  w  f 
24  ft  to  alley;  May  16.  J  Filz  to  M  Geo- 

hegan.   $7,000 

Sedgwick  st,  165  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of 
North  av,  w  f  25x129;  Apr  27.  P  Peder- 

sen  to  C  Buckingham   $6,300 

Sedgwick  st,  44  ft  n  of  Alaska,  e  f  26x100, 
more  or  lees;  Mar  16.  W  E  Hercher  to 

C  Buckingham  $5,3C0 

Sedgwick  st,  124  ft  s  of  Wisconsin,  w  f  26 
xl26;  Apr  29.  L  J  Nicholson  to  G  F 

Pritzlaff  $3,250 

Sedgwick  st,  287  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  e  f 
24x120;  May  20.  A  Akerlond  to  8  C 

Akerluud   $6,0  0 

Seminary  pi,  122  ft  w  of  Seminary  av,  n  f 
3!5xl24^,  and  other  ppty;  May  15.  Jno 

Schuster  to  Jos  Schuster  $11,000 

Seventy-sixth  st,  100  ft  w  of  Marquette 
av.  n  f  60  X  97;  Apr  26.  J  Luedecke  to 

Windsor  Park  Baptist  .Church  |2.300 

Seventy-sixth  st,  33  ft  e  of  Madison  av,  n 
f  25x126;  May  14.  J  M  Price  to  E  Mon- 
tag    .$1,700 


Seventy-seventh  st,  167  ft  n  e  of  Railroad 
av,  n  w  f  833^x125;  Apr  26.  J  W  Norton 

to  8  A  Harrold  $4,685 

SheflBeld  av,  154  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f 
25  X  120;  Apr  12.  E  F  Hoff  to  L  D  Can- 

nell  $9,t00 

Sherman  st,  135  ft  n  of  70th,  e  f  123^x126; 

Nov  15.'94.  F  A  Ooe  to  M  Jackson. $6,500 
Shurtleft  av,  176  ft  n  of  117th  st,  e  f  25  x 
124;  May  8.  0  Britton  to  N  Anderson 

 $2,600 

Shnrtlfeff  av,  226  ft  n  of  118th  st,  e  f  25x 
123^4;  Mar  18.  W  Johnson  to  A  Sobieski 

 $1,000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  172  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f 
24xU5;  May  17.  W  Kaspar  to  W  KuUe 

 $3,060 

Sixty  first  pi  W,  395  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of 
Halsted  st,  s  f  30x124;  May  22.  G  Clarke 

to  T  Gallivan  $2,600 

Sixty  first  st,  426  ft  e  of  Stony  Island  av, 
n  f  5  )xl26;  May  14.  W  C  Nelson  to  Q  R 

Bennett  $24,000 

Sixty-fi.st  st,  163  ft  w  of  Wallace,  a  f  3Cx 
126;  May  11.  G  Robertson  to  M  Reid 

 $2,700 

Sixty-third  st,  n  w  oor  Ashland  av,  s  f 
I03^xn5;  Apr  30.  A  B  Hosmer  to  A  L 

Baker  $10,300 

Sixtj -third  pi  W,  163  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n 
f  21x126;  Apr  30.  M  B  Parker  to  F  E 

Qreenleaf  $8,000 

Sixty-third  st,  s  e  oor  Irving  av,  n  f  50x 
125;  May  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  F  Black- 
man  $1,239 

Sixty-third  st,  125  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s  f 
i!5xi25;  Mar  80.  A  R  Hardesty  Jr  to  J 

W  McQinnis  $2,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  120  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
60x146;  May  2.  W  A  Conover  to  A  M 

Eph'.in  $5,000 

Sixty-seventh  st,  n  e  cor  May,  s  f  26xl<5; 
Dec  2d,'94.  W  F  Kefgen  to  P  J  Greene 

 $6,600 

Sixty-seventh  st.,,  n  e  oor  Union  av,  s  f  36.4 
xl26;  May  13.  L  Gieseke  to  C  Ganger 

 $7,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  n  e  cor  Robey,  s  f  90x125; 
Jnly  15,'89.  E  A  Cummings  to  J  Lake 

 $2,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  73  ft  w  of  South  Park  av, 
8  f  173^x73;  Apr  30.  E  B  Camp  to  A 

Buge  $4,0(0 

South  Park  a-»,  150  ft  s  of  32nd  st,  e  f 
213^x125;  May    1.  0  A  Phelps  to  J 

Sommer  ;  $5,200 

Spanlding  av,  162  ft  s  of  Courtland  st,  e 
f  27x177;  Apr  6.  R  8  Blinn  to  E  John- 
son  $1,000 

Spanlding  av,  s  e  cor  67th  st,  w  f  120x125; 
and  other  ppty;  May  20.  E  Frank  to  J 

N  Strauss  $2,500 

State  st,  141  ft  n  of  55th,  ef  25x100;  June 
23,'92.  Est  of  J  M  Flynn  to  J  Murphy 

 $3,300 

State  st,  1,  0  ft  n  of  67lh,  w  f  25x125;  May 

15.  W  W  Hanchett  to  T  A  Cook.  .$12,000 
Stewart  av,  97  ft  n  of  75th  st.  e  f  50x133; 
Aug  18,'94.  E  Putnam  et  al  to  Omaha 

Merchandise  Company   $20,000 

Stewart  av,  2(^0  ft  s  of  7  1st  st,  e  f  50x124; 
July  2,'94.  C  B  Eggleston  to  C  De  Wolf 

 '.  $2  503 

St  Lawrence  av,  311  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  25 
xl38;  May  9.  E  M  Powell  to  J  3  Beh- 

rens    $12,£00 

St  Lawrence  av,  preoiises  No  4351,  263^x 

150;  Apr  8.  F  Levaok  to  A  Levy. .  .$9,000 
Sulzer  st,  125  ft  w  of  Alexander  av,  n  f  26 
x94,  and   other  opty;  Apr  15.   L  A 

Waller  to  C  Buckingham   $19,470 

Talman  av,  100  ft  s  of  Thompson  st,  w  f 
26x125;  Apr  16.  C  J  Nichols  to  G  O 

Lindwall  $1,5(0 

Third  av,  75  ftsof  96th  st,  e  f  25x124; 

May  8.  C  P  Wilder  to  F  Ackerman. $2,000 
Thirteenth  st  W,  n  e  cor  Throop,  a  t  74x 
124;  May  13.  M  A  Glasebrooke  to  J 

Ziska  $12,500 

Thirteenth  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f  24 
xl24,  May  16.  M  Dyer  to  M  O'Learv 

 $1,300 

Thirty-first  et  W,  n  e  oor  Troy,  s  f  333.62 
X663.17;   Mar    19.  D  A  Holmes  to  J 

Kralone  $7,000 

Thirty-second  st,  24  ft  e  of  Mospratt.  n  f 
24x124;  May  16.    8   Rewolinski  to  V 

Pomierski  $6,260 

Thirty-sixth  st,  175  ft  e  of  Vincennes  av, 
s  f  18x100,more  or  less;  May  15.  J  Joseph 

to  J  W  Higgins  $6,003 

Throop  st,  60  f t  n  of  W  20th,  e  f  26x108.86; 

Apr  20.  F  Nemec  to  J  Janek  $4,860 

Town  court,  164  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  48x 
75,  more  or  less;  Feb  6.  K  Reoh  et  al  to 
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496 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  25,  1895 


Attractive  Otllces  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 


ADVANTAGE 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  a*ove  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com 
fortable  convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.    The  man- 
agement, without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occu 
pant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most 
conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and 
directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic 
Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory .  • 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any 
business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 

Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager, 

Masonic  Temple,  Chicasro. 


The  Sweetest  Music 
'        requires  a  

Washburn 

)        Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factiir  ies  in  the  world  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
tile  makers. 

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Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
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to  S2000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILD] I?G  JOURNAL. 


(Ooatinued  from  page  495.) 

0  Buokingham  $3,800 

Town  ooort,  n  e  oor  Alaska  et,  w  f  42x100, 
more  or  less;  Apr  6,  N  Batzen  to  0 

Bnokingham  |a,750 

Tripp  av,  58  ft  s  of  Diokens,  e  f  50x125; 
May  15.  A  E  Chatten  to  IS  H  LangoBoh 

/  |3,000 

Tripp  ay,  200  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale.  e  f 
50x126:  Feb  16.  A  L  Qti«n  to  M  J  Con- 
way .. .  «i.ioo 

Troy  at  N,  n  w  oor  Wabansia  av,  e  f  46.7x 
100:  May  16.  0  Bendtsen  to  A  Qengen- 

baoh...:  «10.000 

Troy  8t,  232  ft  8  of  25th.  w  f  24x127,  nnd 
%  int;  May  3.  Est  of  J  Harmaoek  to  B 

Knlka  $1,150 

Twelfth  st,  75  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  8  f  25x 
125  nnd  %  int;  May  22.  Est  of  J  Vavra 

to  K  Vavra  $1,210 

Twelfth  St,  301  ft  w  of  Spanlding  av,  s  f 
25x125:  May  18. T  Portz  to  P  Mellinger 

  $^,000 

Twelfth  st,  s  w  oor  77  42d  pi,  n  f  48x142; 
May  2.  M  M  MoNaoehton  to  W  Q  Wolff 

.  ■;  $3,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  208  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  s  f 
24x100;  May  20.  F    Driesbasoh  to  W 

Miethke  $3,000 

Twentieth  st,  25  ft  e  of  Olark,  s  f  i5xlf0; 

May  17.  O  Jaeger  to  0  B  Mayer. .  .$5,500 
Twenty  first  st  E,  110  ft  w  of  Aroher  av.  n 
f  23  ft  throogh  to  Aroher  av.  May  18. 
8t  Luke's  Free  Hospital  to  L  B  Lange 

.   $i,600 

Twenty-third  et,  n  e  oor  8t  Lonia  av,  s  f 
24%x89;  May  17.  W  J  Hall  to  K  O'Oon- 

nell  $4,«00 

Twenty-third  st  W,  n  w  oor  Washtenaw 
av,  s  f  24.82x124.31;  May  14.  J  Keller 

to  0  Man  $1,150 

Union  av,  s  w  oor  Tell  st,  e  f  1541^x100; 

May  6.  J  E  Haskins  to  H  L  Kraft  $3,250 
Union  av,  100  ft  s  of  89th  st,  ef  50x1253^; 

May  It.  A  W  Axtell  to  H  Mathes. .  $l,-.i00 
Union  av,  s  e  cor  Tell  st,  w  f  291^x100, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  2.  J  H  Haskins  to 

H  8  Cook..  $2,400 

Van  Bnren  st,  20>^  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  n  f 
20^x99;  May  15.  H  F  Waite  to  E  8 

J  add  |3,f00 

Van  Bnren  st,  21  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  n  f  2(i^ 
x99:  May  15.  E  P  Towne  to  H  T  Walter 

...  $7,000 

Victor  ay,  1(  0  ft  s  e  of  8wift  st,  s  w  f  80x 
75.  more  or  less;  Mar  21.  H  W  Duncan- 
son  to  U  8  Nichols   ..  $1,250 

Vinoennes  av,  270  ft  n  of  38th  st,  n  w  f  22 
xlOO;  Apr  3.  A  W  AUyn  to  M  Lundsberg 

 |8,<O0 

Vincennes  av,  premises  No  6622  24.81i 
122.3;  May  15.  N  A  Mayer  to  P  Jaeger 

   $5,000 

Wabash  av,  premises  No  1832,  29.1x168.3; 
May  1.  L  F  Steward  to  J  Q  McCarthy 

 $40,000 

Wabash  av,  s  w  cor  24th  st,  e  f  35x158; 

May  15.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  R  Lyon.$l7,200 
Wallace  st,  188  ft  8  of  76lh,  e  f  48x100; 

May  17.  A  F  Keeney  to  M  Bird.  .$13,600 
Washtenaw  av,  210  ft  n  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
24x125;  May  16.  C  Bookelmann  to  D 

Rieokmann  $1,000 

Washington  blvd,  539  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f 
26x99>^;  May  21.0  L  Williams  to  R 

Wright  $12,000 

Washington  av,  240  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of 
Falls  st,  n  f  18^x126:  Apr  27.  E  Brophy 

to  R  A  Wallace  $8,0C0 

Washington  st,  175  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  s  f 
26x142;  May  1.  K  Cook  to  C  R  Corwith 

 $15,000 

Washington  st,  120  ft  e  of  Market,  n  f  40 
xl80;  May  11.  M  O  Robbins  to  8  B 

Foster  $17,000 

Webster  av,  8  e  cor  73rd  st,  w  f  1(0x124; 

May  I.  J  H  Parish  to  J  M  Brown.$13,£00 
Wells  st,  299  ft  n  of  Goethe,  w  f  24x162; 
May  15.  W  D  Washburn  to  L  B  Farr 

 $18,000 

Wentworth  av,  premises  No  2933  25x120; 
May  16.  W  H  Schick  to  J  E  Faherty 

 $3,200 

Wentwoith  av,  50  ft  n  of  67lh  st,  e  f  50x 
137;  May  14.  L  B  Bliss  to  De  W  C  Butts 

..'     .   $3,887 

Werder  st,  s  e  cor  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  May  18.  Est  of  A  Sterrheim  to  F 

Proehle  $1  600 

Wefctern  av.  456  ft  n  of  34th  st,  e  f  104x 
129;  Apr  27.  R  Mitchell  to  D  T  Robb 

..'  $2,lO0 

Western  av,  326  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f  24x 

126;  Mar  6.  J  Jensen  to  L  Smith.  .$1,600 
Willow  st,  alley  lot  167  ft  s  e,  50  ft  s  w  of 
BisaeU,  s  w  f  50x26;  Apr  1,  E  J  Gehrke 


to  0  Buckingham  $2,500 

Willow  st,  alley  lot  280  ft  n,  75  ft  w  of 
Bissell.  w  f  24x50;  Apr  5.  H  Mamerow 

to  0  Buokingham  $1,260 

Wilton  av,  190  ft  s  of  Waveland,  e  f  35t 
120;  Feb  28,'94.  Est  of  H  P  Hubbard  to 

A  Weber  $2,276 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  100 
ft  8  of  Waveland,  w  f  30x50;  Apr  3.  M 

M  Post  to  C  Buckingham  $4,100 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  182 
ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  Mar  26.  M  Gegen- 

heimer  to  C  Buokingham  $2,362 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  50 
ft  8  of  Waveland.  w  f  50x150;  Apr  4.  Q 

Portman  to  0  Bnokingham  $2,600 

Wilton  acd  Sheffield  avs,  alley  lot  bet,  263 
ft  8  of  Waveland,  w  f  S7}4t.50;  Mar  27. 

J  A  McLane  to  C  Buokingham  $2,850 

Winchester  av,  n  e  cor  73rd  st,  w  f  48x 
124;  May  9.  A  E  Anderson  to  E  Gustaf- 

son.....  tl'SOO 

Winthrop  av,  360  ft  n  of  Ardmore,  w  f 
100x150:  May  9.  J  H  Behrens  to  E  M 

Powell..  «7,600 

Woodlawn  av,  126  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  65  x 
187;  Feb  18.  L  O  Kneeland  to  W  H 

Barry  tl3,0('0 

Woodland  av,  249  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  50x 
170:  May  20.  M  Field  to  M  K  Beannisne 

 $6,250 

Woodside  st,  60  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  26x 

124;  May  7.  Q  Wardel  to  W  Goede. $1,200 
Wood  st,  149  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  25x126;  May 

18.  L  M  Bloom  to  J  McOay  $1,0(0 

Wrightwood  av,  163  ft  w  of  Southport,  n 
f  24x125,  May  15.  L  Bosentreter  to  T 

Dason  $1,550 

Wright  st,  50  ft  n  of  Tremont,  e  f  36x124; 
May  18.  M  E  Hierpe  to  A  E  Anderson 

 |11,0C0 

Yale  av,  150  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  50xl60K; 
May  20.  A  Payne  to  8  A  Buffington 

 $1,600 

Yale  av,  2  9  ft  s  of  Normal  parkway,  e  f 
40  ft  to  alley;  Mar  25.  E  0  Burr  to  A 
W  Qilmore  $12,000 


llII«CBE.l<AaiEOlJS-ClTt . 

TransferB  Under  11000. 
Armington's  sub,  It  71  n  e  l^,  11  39  13 

Oct  19,'89,  A  B  Dewey  to  J  B  Qnirke.$375 
Assr's  div.  It  53  sub  pt  It  3  e  of  Mich  av, 
16  37  14  Mar  23, '93,  J  H  Nichols  to  T 

Steen  POO 

Beebe's  snb,  It  46  b  12  e  hf  n  w  qr  2  39  13 

Mar  27,  J  Polowski  to  G  J  Heimann.$6(  0 
Beebe's  sub.  It  46  b  12  same  Mar  27,  same 

to  O  H  Heimann  $60f 

Belmont  and  Elston  av  add.  It  32  4  40  13 

May  16,  F  Wuerst  to  J/  F  Shannon .  .  $675 
Belmont  Hts  snb.  It  36  and  37  29  40  13 

May  17,  A  N  Hield  to  W  B  Langley    $7(  0 
Brewster's  snb,  It  40  b  2  n  e  ^,  15  39  13 
May  18.  J  Q  Graff  to  R  M  T  R  Ferguson 

 $8i 

nritton's  sab.'it  7  b  1  n  e  34[,  3  39  13  May 

16,  A  A  Boxman  to  J  B  Dick  $600 

Buena  Pk,  w  35  ft  It  I  of  It  "A  b  6  May  6, 

A  Coleman  to  C  Buckingham  $700 

Buena  Pb.  w  26  ft  It  18,  ex  n  10  ft  Apr  15, 

L8  Walker  to  C  Buokinghim  $800 

Burcham's  sub,  It  17  and  18  b  8,  w      n  w 
ij^  5  37  14  May  18,  H  Sievert  Jr  to  D  C 

Butts  |600 

Cir  Ct  ptn,  Orelup  &  E's  sub.  It  46  b  11  n 
hf  31  38  14  May  iO,  9    E  A  Miller  to  J 

H  Blanohet  i^^S 

OirCt  ptn,  same  May  16,  J  H  Blanohet  to 

L  Blanohet  $*75 

Clarkdale,  It  25  b  1  35  38  13  May  16,  D  W 

Potter  to  E  J  Warner  $3£0 

Oleaverville,  wly  5  ft  snb  It  4,  resub  It  6 
and  7  and  pt  It  6  b  5  Apr  16,  8  Pike  to 

M  A  Hardy  $600 

Cornell,  It  33  and  34  b  112  May  8,  M  Hague 

to  F  T  Avery  $*60 

Cornell,  nnd      It  4  b  12  May  17,  0  Orlan- 
do to  D  Orlando  $350 

Cragin,  It  33  and  34  b  10  May  15,  E  D 

Hosmer  to  J  Hannen  $850 

Cratty  Bros'  sab.  Its  1  and  2  b  4  Its  3  4 
and  7  of  It  1  Caldwell's  resnb  Apr  15,  J 

Cratty  et  al  to  A  Ristan  $800 

Cratty  Bros'  snb,  Its  1  and  2  b  2  same 

Mar  15,  same  to  C  A  Hoffman  $760 

Cratty  Bros'  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  2  same 

Apr  1,  same  to  P  Amnndson  $600 

Cratty  Bros'  sub.  Its  16  and  17  b  2  same 

Mar  16,  same  to  B  Bernstein  $760 

Ct  ptn.  It  27  of  It  2  b  8  w  hf  n  w  qr  14  39 
13  July  9,'92,  Est  of  R  8  Williams  to  M 

O'Connell  $750 

Ct  ptn.  It  7  b  19  8  e  qr  31  38  16  Apr  11,  P 
K  Dederick  to  V  Koss  $800 


Ct  ptn.  It  16  b  2  snb  It  8,  ex  w  88  ft  e  % 
B  w  ^  36  39  13  May  21,  J  D  Oasty  to  L 

G  Preaskil  $40* 

Ct  Ptn,  It  34  b  13  8  e  J^.  31  38  15  Feb  4,  J 
H  Sohlund  to  A  Statzkiewioz .  .......  $650 

Ct  ptn.  It  28  b  13  same  Feb  4,  Same  to  S 

Qnniolske  $6f  0 

C  T  8,  sub  It  11  of  It  3  8  It  5  b  27.  29  39  14 

May  4,  E  Brennan  to  E  ad  Kennedy. ffO^ 
De  Jong's  snb,  It  32  pt  It  3  8  T  S  16  37 

14  May  16,  F  T  Healy  to  E  M  C«i;e.$4fi0 
Demarest  &  K  s  sob,  it  44  b  1  s  e  3^,  1  39 
13  Apr  2i,C    Heidekrueger   to   H  J 

Fasholz    $775 

Demarest  &  K's  sub.  It  37  and  e  ■^}4  f*  It 
36  b  2  8  e  3^,  1  39  13  May  16,  A  Evart 

to  J  Drewes   *S<5'' 

Demarest  &  K'a  snb,  It  37  b  2  same  Oct  5, 

'92,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  A  Evart   »8oo 

Demarest  &  K's  sub.  It  33  b  1,  s  e      I  39 

13  May  6,  Title  G  <fc  T  Co  to  K  Strey 
 $675 

Dickey  &  B's  sub.  It  21  and  22  b  4  n  w 
33  40  13  May  16,  E  H  Dickey  et  al  to  K 

Solanski...'   $750 

Donglas  Park  Blvd  Boh  Id  Assn  sub.  It 
24  b  1,  23  39  13  May  9.  J  Havlik  to  J 

Cermak  $800 

Donglas  Park,  Walker's  add.  It  25  b  4 
July  18,'94,  Est  of  J  Short  to  J  Moloney 

 $4(0 

East  Wash  Hts,  It  4u  b  13  May  17,  C  C 

Honnel  to  J  O'Connor  $360 

East  60  ft  8  hf  8  w  qr  8  e  qr  36  38  13,  Jan 

10,  C  Corkery  to  0  &  N  P  R  R  Co  .  .$5(  0 
Edgewater,  Clark  st  add,  It  91  May  7,  E 

Block  to  J  C  F  Block  $489 

Edwards  &  D's  snb,  pt  It  50  b  1,  8  w  qr, 

14  40  13  May  10,  Donrealh  Red  dtone  <fc 
Qaarry  Co  to  MS  Woodward   $400 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add.  Its  258  and  269 
Jnly  14,  1890,  E  A  Cummings  to  R  0 

Givens  $800 

Englewood.  University  sob,  It  13  and  s  10 
ft  It  12  b  1,  21  38  It  Apr  22,  B  A  Peter- 
son to  M  Aroher  $600 

Englewood  Bill,  It  23  b  7  18  38  14  Apr  4, 

E  D  Bosmer  et  al  to  P  Kelly  $8(  0 

Fiftv-flflh  st  blvd  add.  It  226  17  38  14  Apr 

7,'F  S  Leasnre  to  S  Giron  $425 

Ford's  sub,  pt  It  7  and  8  b  16  b  3  to  5,  etc, 
sub  19  «0  14  May  3,  0  J  Ford  to  M  E 

Johnson  $967 

Galvin's  sub.  It  36  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  14  May 

14,  E  Galvin  to  D  Barrett  $6(0 

Galvin's  sub,  It  37  b  2  same  May  14,  Same 

to  M  Leavy  $6oO 

Gilbert  &  G's  snb.  It  87  s  w  qr  14  39  13 
Ang  25,'92,  W  P  Hubbard  to  J  Roneyne 

 $500 

Gross'  N  W  add,  It  43  b  6  25  40  13  Feb  19, 

W  Barth  to  J  Steffen   $498 

Hansbroogh  &  H's  sub,  nnd      s  )^  It  17 


497 


$625 


b  15  e  1^  s  w  qr,  36  40  13  May  2U,  H  0 


Hansen  lo  A  Hansen  $664 

Hosmer  &  F's  snb.  It  42  b  1  s  w  qr  20  38 

It  May  18,  P  Solaoek  to  J  Lejear..$495 
Holstein,  Tinkham's  add.  Its  21  ani  22  b 
4  May  It,  Est  of  A  A  Thalstrom  to  C 

Roehling  $90 

Irving  Park,  It  16  snb  Its  3  to  18  b  21  Feb 
21,'91,  F  F  Kellogg  et  al  to  F  F  Kellogg 

 $660 

Irving  Park,  It  12  b  10  May  7,  F  C  Fetrow 

to  F  Mates   $^00 

Irving  Park,  Elston  av  add,  It  234  Apr  29, 

A  H  Bill  to  J  Burke  $5  )0 

Irving  Park.  Miller's  add.  It  26  b  II,  16 
40  13  May  4,  M  A  Kendriok  to  M  Ensen- 

baoher   $250 

Irving  Park,  Hill  &  Go's  blvd  add,  It  2(i  b 

3  May     A  H  Hill  to  J  Boyer  $t£0 

Kensington,  It  21  b  2  of  b  12  May  30,  0  B 

Sawyer  to  I  Campbell  $850 

Kensington.  1st  add,  It  16  and  w  hf  17  b  4 

May.l,  O  B  Sawyer  to  S  Webster ....  $825 
Kiocaid's  snb.  It  13  s  e  qr  17  38  14  Oct  14, 

'93,  R  C  Givins  to  W  P  Taylor  et  al.$600 
Kincaid's  snb,  same  Apr  29,  W  P  Taylor 

et  al  to  D  Mair   $760 

Kirkland's  snb,  It  13  b  2  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
Apr  22,  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  J  Kirk- 

patriak    $600 

Kralovec  &  K's  sub.  It  39  b  1  e  hf  n  e  qr 
26  39  13  Sept  8,'90,  J  Kraoveo  to  J  J 

Siegler  $75  J 

Lacghton  et  al's  sub,  It  16  snb  e  hf  b  1  w 
hf  n  w  qr  30  39  14  May  17,  O  Johnson 

to  C  G  Carlson  $'5  i 

Lee's  sob.  It  32  b  12  w  hf  s  e  qr  20  38  14 

Mar  24,'90,  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  A  Koch. . .  $450 
Linden  Park,  Hogenson  4  S'a  add.  It  6  b 
1,  4  39  13  May  7,  P  O  Stensland  to  W 

K  Tresness   •  ■  $650 

Lt  32  b  2  w  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  etc  B6 
38  14  Jan  31,'94,  A  WiUey  to  N  Willjy 


Lt  33  and  34  b  4  snb  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39 

13,  apl  16,  J  H  Gard  to  L  D  Bowe. .  .$i!00 
Lt  33  and  34  same,  May  21,  C  H  Gard  to 

same  ^  $800 

Lt  41  b  16  snb  s  hf  10  39  13,  may  11,  M 

Ward  to  F  M  McCarthy  $9?5 

Lt  8  and  9  b  3  sub  s  e  qr  and  e  hf  s  w  qr 
26  39  13,  July  27,'92,  E  A  Cummings  to 

0  L  Gargan  $»00 

Lt  42  b  1  snb  b  17  and  20  sub   19  40  It. 

may  6,  J  Rood  Jr  to  B  Morris  $750 

Lt  35  b  5  snb  pt  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  35  40  13, 
June  27,'92,  M  A  Reid  to  B  T  Wardle 

 $95:9 

Martin  Luther  Col  sob.  It  2  b  7  n  e  qr  20 
40  13  Mar  29,  J  A  Ekstrom  to  C  G 

Lundell  $400 

MoOormick's  snb.  It  95  b  6  Walker's  snb 
25  39  13  Jan  20,  Est  of  N  F  Johnson  to 

1  8  Joh»>8on  $7fO 

MoOormicb  est  snb.  It  86  b  11  Walker's 

snb  n  e  qr  25  39  13  Ang  16,  1894,  N  F 

MoCormiot  to  T  Paul  $350 

MoMahon's  sab.  It  36  b  6  8  e  qr  24  39  13 

Feb  8,  J  Stiles  to  T  Jelinek  $850 

Merigold's  resnb.  It  43  b  7  n  e  qr  22  39  13 
June  3,'93,  C  Counselman  to  A  Dolegal 

 $6J0 

Merigold's  snb.  It  7  b  2  s  e  qr  17  38  It 

May  1,  I  Marshall  to  M  Marbhall.,.  $800 
Miller,  P  &  K's  snb,  Its  76  and  77  b  2  s  e 
qr  It  38  13  Dec  28,'91,  D  L  Miller  et  al 

lo  E  Wolf  $6C0 

MoLtrose,  It  4  b  36  Ang  27,  1894,  Q  0 

Thomas  to  J  W  Grape  $800 

Morgan's  snb,  It  39  b  3  pt  12  39  13  May 

17,  M  J  Sorafford  to  J  Davison  $800 

Morton's  snb.  It  35  b  12  n  w  qr  11  39  13 
May  2f',  B  W  Fulghum  to  W  Sowinska 

 $7£0 

Morton's  sub,  It  61  b  4  s  w  qr  24  39  13 

Feb  1,  J  Jerman  to  J  Strnad  $800 

Morgan  Park,  Washington  Heights,  Its  17 

and  18  b  68  May  10,J  Goe  to  J  Lloyd$350 
Normal  Park,  Parmly's  add.  It  43  b  2 

May  3,  J  P  Belknap  to  H  A  Harsh.  .$950 
North  Chicago  Lawo,  It  19  and  20  b  3,  11 
38  13  May  6,  S  Chapman  to  0  D  Cox 

  ,  $8eo 

Ogden's  eub,  It  199  sub  blks  4  and  5  s  w 
qrl8  to  14  Apr  1,  E  Rudolph  to  J 

Steverson  $62."> 

Ogden's  sLb,  It  343  sub  blks  S  and  7  s  w 
qr  18  40  14  May   14,  E  Rudolph  to  J 

Emweok   $635 

Orvis'  snb.  Its  40  and  41  b  8  s  e  qr  7  38  14 

Apr  19,  H  S  Gage  to  E  A  Casey  $6C0 

Phinney's  snb,  It  80  b  1  n  e  qr  11  39  13 
Nov  23,  1894,  C  T  Farson  et  al  to  P  A 

Russell   $800 

Pinkert  &  S's  snb.  It  18  b  2  n  w  qr  22  39 

13  May  11,  C  C  Meyer  to  F  H  Meyer  $50  ) 
Pullman",  Vander  Sy'e  &  B's  add.  Its  24 
and  15  b  6  May  11,  A  Laferrier  to  E  0 

Lapare  $^00 

Rand's  snb,  und  hf  It  21  b  2  n  w  qr  8  38  14 
May  3,  Annie  Kondziora  to  Ang  Kond- 

ziora  $S0O 

Ravenswood,  Cnyler  add,  It  35  b  2  May  21, 

H  M  Bobbard  to  A  P  Barker  $650 

Ravenswood,  Ingledew's  add,  s  hf  It  3  b  2 

Apr  in,  M  F  Didier  to  W  Hopfner. . .  $800 
Rood's  sob.  it  36  b  2  n  w  qr  20  40  14  May 

1(1,  J  Peohtoldt  to  F  P  Olook  $900 

Sharpshooters  Park,  it  2  snb  its  1  to  4 
resnb  Its  155  to  159,  21  37  14  Apr  2,  J  H 

Hasbins  to  H  8  Cook  $£00 

Simms'  snb,  It  36  b  4  n  e  qr  9  39  13  May 

22,  A  A  rfwanson  to  A  Johnson  ....  $600 
Snow  est  snb,  It  20  b  15  n  w  qr  30  40  14 

May  4,  M  Diebal  to  J  Diebal  $8  0 

South  Chicago,  3ro8s'  Oal  Hts  add.  It  15 
b  3  Sept  21,  1891,  N  K  Fairbank  to  F 

Johnson  $675 

South  Chicago,  It  29  b  45  May  11,  C  &  C 

C  4  D  Co  to  B  Martz  $6ro 

Sooth  Englewood,  Sisson  &  N's  snb,  s  25 
ft  of  8  50  ft  It  2  b  13,  4  37  It  May  13. 

L  Tromner  to  G  M  Collins  $3(0 

South  Englewood,  Sisson  &  N's  sub,  s  25 
ft  of  s  50  ft  It  2  b  13,  t  37  14  Mar  18,  G 

Anderson  'o  L  Tromner  $600 

Sooth  Englewood,  s  25  ft  It  4  b  6  of  b  12 
eto  May  16,  J  F  Bain  to  H  Baker  et  al 

 $6  0 

Staples'  snb.  It  42  b  1  n  e  qr  17  38  14 

May  13,  L  Tromner  lo  Q  N  Collins .  .$250 
Staple's  snb,  It  40  b  2  s  w  qr  17  38  14 

May  20.  A  Carlson  to  J  P  Olson  $7(iO 

Stodder's  sub.  It  11  b  2  n  e  qr  17  38  It 
Apr  29,  D  B  Emerson  to  N  G  Anderson 


$7^  0 


Stoddard's  snb.  Its  2»  and  29  b  6,  4  37  14 
Dec  6,'90.  A  Tidholm  to  C  G  Wahlgren 


$300 


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Stone  &  W's  Bob,  It  34  b  7  w  hf  s  e  qr  6 
38  14  Mar  25,  A  Maoal  to  B  Jankovetz 
 $600 

Stone'&  W'a  sub,  It  15  b  2  sob  blks  41  to 
44,  6  and  7  38  14  May  23,'93,  H  I  Sax- 
ton  A  Knedlik   fSfO 

Stony  Isl  Hts,  It  25  b  4,  1  37jI4  May  8,  E 
Jardine  to  B  Jardine  Jr  $600 

S  T  8,  It  21  b  1  enb  pt  It  7,  16  89  14  May 
15,  MaBt  in  Oby  to  B  Rich  $472 

Treat's  sob.  It  28  and  29  b  3,  8  w  qr  2  39 
13,  apl  19,  0  P  Treat  to  N  Amster. .  .$900 

Trego  &  8  anb,  it  29  b  1  n  w  qr  25  39  13, 
may  17,  O  Ekholra  to  J  Wierolooh..  $680 

Twelfth  8t  Ld  Asan  anb,  It  11  b  1  a  e  qr 
15  39  13,  apl  22,  J  J  Doff  to  0  E  Biabop 

 $725 

Twelfth  St  Ld  Asan  anb,  It  12  b  1,  same, 
apl  22,  Same  A  L  Barry  $726 

Tyley'a  anb.  It  6  a  w  qr  35  40  13,  Deo  22, 
'94,  J  R  Tyley  to  F  Kama  $675 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add,  It  44  b  6 
May  13,  A  Lengafeld  to  B  Q  Halloway 

  $750 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  33  b  6 
Nov  10,'91,  8  E  Gross  to  P  Fraser. .  .$600 

Walden  <S  M  sob,  it  32  and  33  b  7  a  w  qr 
4  37  14,  apl  12,  8  D  Walden  to  O  A 
Chapman   $700 

Wash  Hgta,  It  19  b  7  aeo  17  add,  moh  23, 1 
0  Elaion  to  E  E  Smith  $400 

Watriss  snb,  It  7  b  1  a  e  qr  1  39  13,  Oct  1, 
'90,  J  O  Wetherbee  et  al  to  I  Weiner.$750 

Wrightwood  av  add.  It  11  b  1,  anb  b  1  to  3 
7  and  8,  Feb  6,  W  T  Farwell  to  W  E 
Comminga  $250 

Terkea  anb.  It  30  b  1,  19  40  14,  may  20,  J 
A  MoAToy  to  P  Bioz  $9C0 

srBUBBAM  WABBANTY  OBBWS. 

BI.0OU. 

Oh'«o  Hgts,  It  10  b  U  may  15,  F  Olaar  to  T  A  Wle 
derhoM  W-'" 

Oh'go  Hgt8,  It  43  b  63  Bept  7,'91,  B  0  Mott  to  If  L. 
Hamston  t^OO 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Its  41  and  43  b  63  jaly  17.'94,  K  Olyiner 
to  H  0  Nott  »120fl 

8  Oli'go  Hgts,  8  hf  It  42  b  3  may  Jl,  Q  B  Townsend 

to  E  D  Hall  t^on 

Oolambia  Hgta,  Keeney'e  and  add.  Its  19  aud  3U  b 

18  oot  1,'94,  A  F  tLeeney  to  V  KoIIock  $400 

Oolnmbla  Hgts,  1st  add,  It  13  b  20  may  14,  Same  to 

L  Leest  J300 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Ind  «dd.  Its  26  to  34  b  2  may  17, 

Same  to  F  Topel  t2060 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  19  and  2U  D  20  may 

Q  Holsz  to  J  Hafiner  1600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  !t  10  b72  and  op;  may  16,  T  H  Wleder- 

hold  to  A  Olsar    *600 

MoEldowney's  sab,  Its  26  and  26,  pt  It  4  Oo  Oik's 

div  i9  36  14  may  1,  W  Q  Caldwell  to  A  W  McEI- 

dowuey  1400 

OAI.UUET. 

Morgan  Pk,  Grove  add,  Us  16  and  17  b  4  may  9,  J  0 

Parr  to  J  0  UoEesson  1800 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  1  to  3  resab  pt  b  "M";  may  11,  A  O 

Yoanger  to  8  Stlrmell  14600 

Morgan  Pk,  It  67  resub  b  "K";  apr  16,  0  T  Oowea 

to  O  W  Gnrney  t60(0 

Morgan  Pk,  Us  1  2  6  and  7  sub  Its  9  and  10  b  "O 

may  16,  A  L  Patterson  to  O  N  Owen  12000 

Morgan  Pk,  Us  9  and  10  b  "O";  dec  1,'93,  Same  to 

0  S  Owen  1900 

Blae  Isl  Sab,  It  31  b  4  noT  1,'92,  Oh'go  ifc  T  Oo  to  J 

Relohardt  $600 

Blae  (si  Pk  add.  It  35  b  10.  sept  1,<94,  J  I  Dale  to  J 

Bonlier  $260 

Blae  Isl  Pk,  It  38  b  10  sept  1,'94,  Same  to  V  Boalier 

 ;  $260 

Blae  Isl,  Smith  &  Oo's  3rd  add.  Its  8  and  9  b  6  may 

3,  S  E  Barren  to  H  Behrene  ;  $300 

Morgan  Pk,  n  76  It  Its  19  and  20  sab  n  67  ft  Us  4  and 

6  etc,  b  "E"  apt  10,  0  8  Roberts  to  F  Qleason.$500 

OIOKSO. 

Wallers  sab.  Its  12  snd  13  resab  Its  1  to  6  etc,  b  6  e 

bf  e  e  qr  8  39  13  apr  SO,  8  H  Woodbnry  to  H  L 

Ohllds  $6000 

B  Kldgeland.  Us  48  and  49  mcb  1,*90,  L  Y  Smith  to 

M  J  Stabbus  $800 

20  acres,  bel«g  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  20  39  13  dec  31,'90, 

J  J  P  Odell  to  F  H  Peary  $40,000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  16  and  16  b  38 

feb  24,'93,  W  J  Andrews  et  at  to  F  A  Chapln..$1100 
Aastin  Pk,  Its  31  and  32  b  11  doo  i6,>92,  O  8  Bass  tA 

W  Helm  $950 

S  T  8.  and  bf  Its  19  and  20  b  2,  sab  Its  2  and  3, 16  39 

13  may  16,  B  Y  Baxter  to  J  V  Baxter  $800 

SooTlIIe's  sab.  It  4  b  2  sab  Its  12  to  17  s  w  qr  7  39  13 

may  8,  L  D  Eastman  to  8  M  Claflin  $2260 

Waller's  sab.  It  6  b  4  s  e  qr  8  39  13  apr  13,  Q  F  Uc- 

GUI  to  Q  T  French  $1000 

BhontB  A  D'R  sab.  Its  31  and  32  b  6  n  e  qr  28  89  13 

Aay  16,  L  M  Bechteler  to  J  W  Ohaffle  et  al..  .$1300 


8  Bldgeland,  Its  96  and  96  apr  22,'91,  L  V  Smith  to 

8  P  Oralg  

AastlnTllle.  Austin's  2cd  add.  It  17  b  2  sub  n  pt  b  16 

may  3,  W  Devine  to  F  W  Parlow  $16*0 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  It  42  may  8,  W  t  Ketchum  to 

M  Simmons  »*008 

Brwin's  sab,  and  hf  It  41  s  w  qr  8  39  13  may  17,  M 

Newman  to  M  Wire  

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  23  and  34  b  33,  Its  47  and 
48  b  84,  It  47  b  33,  21  89  13  may  16,  L  W  Frank- 

hein  to  0  Bergolth  $2200 

Waller's  snb.  Us  39  and  40  b  6  s  e  qr  8  39  13  apr  20, 

T  Brenan  to  J  B  Nassana  $*600 

Ogden  &  J's  sab,  s  60  f  t  It  1  b  3  s  e  qr  7  38  13  jan  16, 

94,  D  P  Hicks  to  J  Tucker  $1860 

Biatt'8  snb.  It  7  b  1  s  w  qr  7  39  13  apr  17,'93.  Hame 

to  Same  l»6300 

Dnd  H  pt  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  4  89  18  ach  7,'94,  J 

S  McOIare  to  B  A  Haney  $60'"> 

Morton  Pk,  Hoasaholder'a  add.  It  8  b  2  mch  12,  E 

H  Prince  to  R  A  O'Hara  $400 

Oak  Pk,  Sooville  &  N's  add.  It  1  b  6  apr  30,  J  0 

Skesn  to  A  L  Norman  iSOOO 

Morton  pk.  Us  39  and  40  b  2,  28  39  IS  feb  8,'92,  J  L 

ryfte  to  K  R  Owen  $1000 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  Its  13  to  16  b  1  apr  20,  R 

Dtitz  to  F  Levaok  $3250 

OlBOU  *  Oo's  snb.  It  7  and  s  hf  It  6  b  2  n  w  qr  17  39 

13  may  14,  A  E  WhUe  to  B  L  White  $700 

Lt  3  b  2  sub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  9  39  13  s  of 

Lake  st;  may  11,  0  Eappes  to  F  Grant  $17lO 

Lt  34  b  1  same;  may  11,  F  Grant  to  0  Kappes. .  .$6420 
Austinyllle,  Anettn's  2nd  add.  Its  66  and  66,  eub  Its 
346  to  362  etc,  b  13  apr  24,  0  8  Harmon  to  A  J 

Sweeney  $5260 

Waller's  snb.  Us  19  and  20  b  1  s  e  qr  8  39  13  may  17, 

N  Lacey  to  A  B  Hartman  $2  60. 

Rldgeland,  It  1  b  26  may  18,  R  E  MacUae  to  M  H 

Oonrtney  

Oak  Pk  Price's  add.  It  30,  18  39  13  oct  2e,'92,  F 

Price  to  A  M  Smith  $870 

Frink's  sub,  s  40  ft  It  18  b  6,  8  and  9  39  13  may  2,  M 

J  E  Stratford  to  H  R  Ray  $2250 

Sonnenscblen  &  P's  sab,  Its  29  and  80  b  1  n  w  qr  32 

39  13  may  20,  E  Frank  to  J  N  Straoss  $6(  0 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  Ist  add.  Its  43  and  44  b  7 

may  6, '92,  W  J  Andrews  to  J  H  Shane  $1089 

Oak  Pk,  Gross'  sub.  Its  3  26  and  27  b  10,  19  39  IS 

aiay  2,  J  H  Wells  to  M  J  Wells  $665 

S  Rldgeland,  Eeifeld's  add.  It  77  feb  21,'91,  L  V 

Smith  to  T  Dolan  Jr  $400 

22nd  St  blvd  eub.  It  22  b  7  n  e  qr  29  39  IS  nov  1,'94 

E  P  Rice  to  M  A  Dahlstrom  $380 

Lt  16  b  12  snb  pt  s  hf  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  IS  apr  22.  F 

Stevens  to  A  McO  Gorden  et  al  $600 

Morton  Pk,  Oadahy's  add.  It  18  b  4,  28  39  12  may  11 

0  A  Weare  to  0  O  Oarlson  $400 

Oak  Pk,  Rehm  &  O'D's  sub  of  Weddell's  add,  and 
hf  U  2  b  10  apr  6,  J  A  Black  to  J  W  Black  $826 

BTANBTON . 

Pitner's  add,  w  60  ft  It  16  b  7  moh  16,  R  Blamer  to 

A  F  W  Newman  $1370 

Ladd's  2Dd  add,  pt  Us  16  and  16  b  2  apr  4,   Q  B 

Whitney  to  0  F  Hayes  $14(  0 

Hayes'  sub.  It  4  pt  b  4  Ladd's  2nd  add;  apr  4,  Same 

to  Same  $«00 

Hayes  eub.  It  3  same;  apr  4,  Same  to  bame  $1400 

Adams  k  B's  add,  n  33  ft  Us  9  and  10  b  1  apr  2«,  L 

Brandell  to  0  F  Negley  $1000 

Evanston,  pt  Us  6  and  6  b  66  mch  30,  H   O  Hunt  to 

M  A  Baldwin  t20,0C0 

Traver's  sob,  its  13  to  16  I-  1  s  w  qr  24  41  13  oct  1, 

'91,  H  Andreaeen  et  al  to  A  Qltsou  $30C0 

Evanston,  It  4  b  33  may  17,  B  F   W  eeks  to  H  T 

Weeks  $12,000 

EvanBton,  same;  may  17,  H  F  Weeks  to  H  Z  Weeks 

 $12,000 

Railway  snb,  pt  Us  3  and  4  e  hf  n  w  qr  19  41  14  may 

20,  M  Zender  to  S  T  Lanphear  $300( 

Adams  &  B's  add,  n  1(6  ft  of  s  1^3  fi  ItB  9  and  10  b  I 
19  41  14  may  6,  L  Brandell  to  R  K  Caffield. . .$3660 

LTONS. 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2d  add.  It  3  and  u  hf  4  may  17. 

0  8  Goan  ti  P  Goan  $3000 

La  Grange,  Oossitt's  1st  add.  It  9  b  14  Apr  11,'94,  F 

D  OoBBUt  to  M  R  Foley  $6000 

La  Grange,  Oc  ssitt's  l  st  add,  n  60  ft  It  20  b  16  Deo 

24,'94,  F  D  OosBitt  to  W  P  Price   ..$4500 

La  Grange,  Leiter's  8d  add,  Its  12  and  13  b  16  may 

16,  M  A  Mitchell  to  W  I  Hull  $1600 

Assr's  div.  It  6  b  6  sab  n  hf  It  1  of  It  8  n  hf  32  38  13 

Apr  3,'91,  E  D  Mandell  to  B  Newmark  $800 

La  Orange,  Leiter's  add.  It  14  and  s  hf  16  b  3  may 

18,  M  L  DeWitt  to  F  fl  Mitchell  $4600 

La  urange,  Leiter's  3d  add,  it  IS  b  13  may  20,  P  L 

Evans  to  M  R  Evans  $1(  00 

Orossdale.  3rd  dly,  Its  43  and  44  b  83,  3  38  12  apr  11, 
8  E  Gross  to  M  Oloase  $600 


Rand,  now  Deeplaines,  I's  1  to  7  b  1  snb  Its  1  to  6 

may  18,  D  Hammer  to  A  0  Robertson  $2090 

Edl-on  Pk.  It  27  b  13  oot  l,'93,  J  R  Batler  et  al  to  J 

M  aerr  

Edison  Pk,  Its  61  and  62  b  7  may  13,  M  M  Norcross 


to  W  A  Norcross. 


$400 


NEW  TBIBB. 
Kenilworth,  Avoca  add.  Its  19  and  20  b  9,  29  42  13 

may  18,  J  Stern  to  H  P  Ooellln  $*00 

Wilmette,  Lake  Shore  add,  pt  Us  SO  and  81  b  17 

may  21,  E  A  Burge  to  E  E  Bassett  $1876 

Kenilworth,  It  1  b  8  Apr  26.  I  K  Boyeiea  to  E  K 

SlBith  

Wilmette,  Dlngee's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  14  Apr  4,  F 

E  ravls  to  E  M  Benight   $2000 

Wilmette,  Dean's  add.  It  44  may  1,  E  Dinry  et  al  to 

N  Dionysias  

Hill  &  L'S  sab,  Baxter's  Shore  snb.  It  17  b  1  apr  10, 

L  Hill  to  M  8  Lookwood  ♦TOO 

Oh'ga  N  S  Ld  Oo'  sub.  Its  22  and  23  b  23  jane  20,'98. 

W  D  PrestOD  to  A  M  Treat  $400 

Kenilworth,  Bradford  4  P's  add.  It  44  b  1,  26  42  18 

apr  17,  F  B  Bradford  to  J  SutoUfle  $IJOO 

Kenilworth,  same  add,  Ita  42  and  43  b  1  may  1,  0 
OU  to  Same  *2'0 


Alpine  Bgts,  Its  I  and  2  b  27  apr  30,  T  G  4  T  O  j  to 
E  Backer   $500 

Alpine  Bgts,  Us  8  and  9  b  13  dec  3, '94,  Bame  to  H 
Dlehl  WO 


Powell's  snb.  It  6  b  6  n  n  qr  36  41  12  may  20,  J  D 
Llewellyn  to  A  Badley  $260 

Desplaines,  Parsons  4  L's  add,  n  bf  It  6  e  hf  b  7 
may  17,  0  A  Parsons  to  L  Wolfram  $400 


Melrose,  Its  63  and  64  b  122  Oct  8, '94,  B  Hahn  to  J 

Trillman  $600 

Bollywood,  Its  19  and  20  b  8  Nov  28, '93,  8  B  dross 

to  A  S  Wheeler  $1300 

Bollywood,  Its  19  and  20  b  8  May  20.  A  8  Weeler  to 

O  M  Wheeler  $1300 

Maywood,  It  18  to  20  b  80  may  20,  I  Sanderson  to 

M  Baskman  $1200 

Bellewood,  Its  441  and  442,  9  39  13  Feb  19,  J  E 

Bice  to  G  F  Robertson  $420 

Kensington  add,  it  6  b  7,  33  39  12  Nov  17,'94,  0  A 

Oovell  to  8  J  Oarlile  $1250 

Ssme  may  20,  8  J  OarUle  to  B  0  Oox  $1600 

Broadview,  It  79,  22  39  12  Feb  24,'91,  E  A  Oamminge 

•t  al  to  A  B  Reynolds  $1326 

Thatcher  Park,  It  7  sub  pt  2  and  3,  II  39  12  Mar  30, 

E  O  Waller  to  O  L  WUliams   $6000 

River  Forest,  Lathrop's  sub  pt  Lathrop  4  S's  add. 

Its  1  2  15  and  16  b  4  may  21,  A  E  Forrest  to  E  0 

Waller   $6000 

Grossdale,  2ad  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  61,  Its  4  and  6  b  66 

may  7,<90,  8  E  GrOiS  to  D  Glbler  $460 

Grossdale,  2nd  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  64  may  20, '90, 

Fame  to  Same  $260 

Grossdale,  It  17  b  7,  may  3, '90,  Same  to  Same.. .  $450 
Maywood,  Wallace's  add.  Its  31  and  32  b  11,  16  39  12 

jan  1,'92,  J  H  Wallace  to  J  Gaghln  $300 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  12  b  48  june  27,<92,  8  E 

Gross  to  F  A  Holden   $276 

Grossdale,  same  add.  It  21  b  48  janea7,'92.  Same  to 

A  Bolzer  $'76 

QrosHdale.  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  35  b  88  jane  8, '91,  S  E 

Gross  to  A  Oruzan  $226 

Lt  28  b  2  snb  w  hf  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  13  39 12  may  6,  J  An 

stelt  to  B  Wandersee  1360 

Bellewood,  Bice's  add.  Us  92  and  93,  837  and  3S8 

also  Its  449  460  and  144  and  146,  also  It  41T  nib  pt 

s  w  qr  9  39  12  apr  11,  3  E  Rice  to  B  Z  Mnalton$3600 
River  Forest,  Gale  &  B's  sab,  s  hf  It  S  b  8  8  w  qr  12 

39  I'i  apr  18,  L  Barnard  to  E  O  Gale  $1000 

Grossdale,  Ist  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  41  feb  26,  8  E 

Grose  to  J  A  Nelson  $360 

Maywood,  Its  4  and  6  b  221  may  IS,  J  W  Baetbka  to 

W  a  Baethae  $700 

Maywood,  Us  19  and  20  b  141  moh  11,  H  Heller  to  B 

Gressel  $600 

THOBNION. 

Laas'  sab.  It  11  b  1  of  It  2  n  w  qr  8  36  14  apr  30,  M 

0  Eames  to  E  T  Patterson   $360 

Barvey,  It  43  and  s  hf  44  b  96  may  8,  R  Garner  to 

W  L  Ooryell  $800 

Academy  add.  Its  12  and  13  b  "J";  apr  17,  R  8 

Thain  to  G  M  Miller  $1000 

Academy  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  *'G";  may  8,  W  L 

Ooryell  to  R  Garner  $800 

Frle*ag'8  2nd  sab,  it  18  w  hf  8  86  16  jan   16,   L  E 

Hohman  to  H  Scbaa  $600 

Dolton,  2nd  add,  pt  Us  2  to  4  b  3  may  17.  M  Kowal- 

skl  to  0  Slupianowskl  $800 

Harvey  Pk,  Its  13  and  14  b  7  dec  17,'94,  J  A  Parker 

to  B  O  Bartman    $600 

Harvey  Pk,  same;    apr  6,  H  0  Hartman  to   J  A 

Bailey  $60C 

Harvey,  It  14  b  64  jau  2a,'91,  D  B  Lyman  to  E  O  F 

Dindt  $600 

Hammond,  Faloher's  add.  It  20  b  6,  8  86  16  may  7, 

B  Kraase  to  B  Werley  $30(i 

Brown's  add,  It  28  b  4  may  9,  M  M  Brown  to   R  M 

Johoson    $300 

Part  e  e  cor  w  hf  18  86  14  may  4,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F 

Hewson  $700 


499 


Harvey,  MbbooIc  add.  It  41  b  8,  It  19  b  13  may  2,  O 
Knudson  to  J  A  Ball   $225 

Harvey  It  17  b  179  oot  6. '93,  0  T  and  8  Bank  to  R 
Waddell  $176 


S  Blghlande,  pt  Its  8  9  b  1  may  4,  OVallenttne  to  0 

Llndgren  $600 

Bine  Isld,  Jernberg'a  add.  It  19  b  13  may  9,  0 

By  roe  to  K  J  Byrne  $400 

W  Morgan,  Us  27  and  28  b  3  mch  2.'93,  J  J  Rlgney 

toJ  M  Valentine  $660 

Morgan  Pk,  Blgaey'8  let  add.  It  27  b  2  june  2,>93, 

Same  to  G  Fnhelman  $260 

8  Highlands,  n  bf  It  16  b  1  may  4,  0  Vallentln  to  P 

Belander  .-  $500 

Orandall's  sub,  sub  It  7  pt  It  3  Adams'  sub,  8  w  qr 

18  37  13  may  8,  J  Oranlall  to  J  A  Orandall  $600 

West  hf  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  and  e  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  all  in 

8  w  qr  2  37  13  aug  2,'94,  B  F  Jacibs  to  T  J  Bolger 

 $8250 

W  Morgan,  It  35  b  3,  24  37  13  sept  2,'9I,  J  J  Bigney 

to  F  A  Distlehorst  $260 

Wash  Hgts,  Bmstd  add.  Its  15  to  18  b  4, 11  87  18  may 

16,  G  0  Whipple  to  J  F  Wilson    $10(0 

HANOTEB. 

Part  e  hf  n  e  qr,  10  acres  34  41  9  mch  31,  K  Wend- 
ler  to  G  Yung  $110; 


Fairvlew  Hgts,  Taylor's  add,  Its  8  to  12  b  8  jan  21, 
J  J  Goodrich  to  E  E  Fearing   $16C0 

BIVEBBIDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  1052  b  22  apr  29,  E  A  Driver 

to  H  P  Palmer  $9000 

WHEELING. 

Arlington  Hgts,  Boeger's  add.  Its  1  to  3,  32  42  11 
may  6,  B  W  Boeger  to  B  Eoelllng  $800 

Altenheim,  Mueller's  sub.  Us  5  to  11  b  7  n  e  qr  30 
43  11  may  16,  E  P  Mueller  to  L  F  Magers  $1600 

Dunton,  e  49  f t  b  SO  may  22,  Est  F  Bitzman  to  M 
Hltzman    '$80 


TBVBT  BBKDIS  AND  JIlOBTttAMKM. 

Including  Bolldins  and  Loan  Sooletlet. 

Apfel  P  to  W  M  Willner  may  13,  It  1  and 

2  b  14  b  21,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Anderson  A  O  to  8  W  Oannell  apl  26,  It 

13  b  6,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Anderaon  0  M  to  LRathje  may  16,  It  27  b 

6,  17  38  14,  ly  6^  $1610 

Austin  A  to  M  B  Qreenebanm  may  13,  It 

40  It  2  b  2,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $1200 

Anderson  H  to  S  N  Oannell  may  13.  It  18 

b  1,  1  39  13,  6y  6^  $4200 

Anderaon  J  to  E  0  Donnellan  may  13,  Its 

1  and  2  It  18  b  4,  6  37  15,  3y  7%  $4000 

Arthnr  A  M  to  8  M  Booth  may  14,  Its  39 

and  40  b  6  Central  Park  add,  3y  6«  $31f  0 
Agar  J  S  to  E  G  Foreman  may  3,  Its  7 

and  10  b  41,  38  40  14,  5y  G%  $15,000 

Agreita  R  et  al  to  A  Pike  may  14,  It  39  b 

20,  17  39  14,  6%%  $2300 

Annkeley  A  to  G  Q  Newbnry  Apr  13,  Its 

8  to  10  b  6,  2  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Avent  M  B  to  A  B  Spink  may  15,  pt  It  1 

b  12,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Boohnrn  A  J  to  J  H  Ernat  may  14,  pt  It  7 

It  20  eto  b  2  Sheff  add,  5y  6^  $2700 

Bntts  A  0  to  W  H  Holden  may  7,  Its  1  to 

3  It  47,  17  38  14,  5y  6}4%  $20,000 

Bell  R  A  to  L  Baird  may  11,  It  22  b  2,  6 

39  14,  5y  6?  $2000 

Biahop  J  M  to  A  W  Martin  may  1,  It  121, 

.   8  39  13,  7^  $2000 

Berdsley  O  L  to  F  B  Peabody  may  16,  It 

16  and  16  b  1,  9  39  13,  5y  7%  $2500 

Bowetti  J  0  to  J  Freeae  may  15,  It  31  b  1, 

13  39  13,  8*  $3fO) 

Barney  8  E  to  H  C  McDonald  may  14,  It 

6  b  18,  36  37  13,  2y  6^  $2900 

Barlow  F  W  to  A  Boavorth  may  5,  It  17  b 

2,  8  39  13,  2j6%  $1150 

Brown  H  W  to  A  Tidholm  may  10,  pt  It  1 

2,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Bnell  M  A  to  T  O'T  Hartigan  may  14,  n  e 

qr  8  w  qr  30  35  13,  3y  7%  $1500 

Brake  M  J  to  A  H  Whitley  may  18,  pt  It 

16  b  6,  21  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Beanmiane  M  K  to  H  Dibblee  moh  29.  It 

6  b  4,  14  38  14,  3y  6^  $4686 

Boyd  E  K  to  N  A  Partridge  may  14,  pt  It 

1  b  69,  R  to  Hyde  Pk,  5y  5}4%.. .  .$36,f  00 
Barron  0  L  to  A  J  Anbert  may  1,  It  14  b 

4,  1  40  14,  3y  6«  $1800 

Bliaa  L  8  to  A  W  Martin  may  7,  It  11  b  6, 

21  38  14,  7%  $3887 

Biawell  R  J  to  D  Rankin  may  14,  It  47 

and  48  b  1,  16  39  13,  ly  —  $2000 


500 


Bailey  A  to  J  B  Jones  may  10,  pt  It  26  b 

8,  22  39  U,  6y  6?  |50C0 

Banermeiater  S  to  VV  Heinemana  may  14, 

pt  It  1,  26  40  13.  3y  6^  3  deeds   $27ro 

Bnrohard  G  W  to  F  B  Peabody  may  13,  It 

It  40  b  7,  11  39  13,  5y  6}^%  |2000 

Bragdon  M  0  to  W  G  Hoag  may  10,  It  23 

and  pt  21  b  7  Rogers  Pk  3y  6!<  $30  0 

Burrows  A  to  F  Whitfield  may  13,  pt  Its 

10  to  12  b  11,  11  38  14,  6%   |2000 

Brnder  J  T  to  E  F  B  Bryant  may  16,  It  21 

b  8  S  Chicago,  5j  7%  $1000 

Baohanan  R  E  to  F  Mittelstadt  may  9,  Its 

1  to  7  b  4,  22  40  13,  3y  6^  $3160 

Barnett  J  to  S  Stranss  may  21,  Its  10  and 

11  b  2,  9  38  14,  2y  6^~:  $2000 

Beoker  J  to  G  F  Koester  may  13,  It  105  b 

4  etc,  18  40  14,  3y  7«  $1400 

Ohmielow«ki  A  B  to  A  Gatzert  may  15,  It 

2  It  13  Magnns  add,  5y  6^  $5600 

Case  T  S  to  G  A  Springer  may  13.  It  6  It 

7  b  11,  22  38  U.  may  1,'96,  6i  $1600 

Oarleton  A  M  to  L  S  Balding  may  10,  It  1 

It  2,  3  38  14,  ly  6%   $4250 

Connell  S  W  to  B  M  MoOlnre  Jan  1,  Its  22 

to  24  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Chnrohill  0  E  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  may  1, 

pt  Its  1 1  and  12  b  2  Stark  add  to  Ravens- 
wood,  5y  6?   $5500 

Cooper  H  N  to  C  Dirks  Apr  20,  It  18  b  12, 

4  38  12,  4y  7%  $2800 

Catholio  Bishop  to  F  R  Chandler  may  1, 

Its  14  to  20  and  pt  21  b  4,  22  39  13,  3y 

6^  $7(  00 

Ooady  E  to  J  Kerney  may  8,  pt  s  w  qr  s 

w  qr  13  37  13,  5y  6«  $2000 

Cartright  L  D  to  F  B  Peabody  may  9,  pt 

n  w  qr  36  88  14,  5y  7%  32  deeds. .  $13,70) 
Cejka  J  to  V  Donat  may  10,  It  10  b  6,  25 

39  13,  7?  12000 

Ooombs  I  A  to  W  B  Oonningham  may  15, 

It  31  b  2,  19  38  14,  3y  7%  $1700 

Oonlon  M  to  A  J  Graham  may  16,  b  2,  17 

39  14,  2y  6^   $3000 

Cierzniabowski  N  to  J  H  Gilbe't  may  13 

It  6  b  5,  6  39  14,  6^  $2500 

Carpenter  SWtoB&MBiL  Assn  Apl 

1,  It  320,  17  38  14,  -  $3000 

Cole  C  D  to  S  Kerr  may  14,  It  47  b  13,  13 

39  13,  3y  65S   .$3£00 

Crepin  E  E  to  Conn  Uut  L  Ins  Oo  'may 

H',  s  w  qr  8  e  qr  25  38  13,  3y  7!6. .  .$20,000 
Ohevatel  V  to  Q  W  Kellner  may  16,  It  45 

and  46  b  1,  23  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Croon  M  to  G  W  Kellner  may  18,  pt  It  44 

and  45  b  15,  20  40  14,  6y  6^   $4200 

Grow  W  R  to  E  G  Panling  may  18,  It  24 

It  6,  20  40  14,  5 J  6%  $4500 

Connor  J  to  0  W  Nichols  mch  29,  Its  35  to 

40  »)  6,  24  39  13,  5y  6^  |5  00 

Crone  C  E  to  E  M  Snow  may  10,  pt  It  4  It 

28  b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $f010 

Dnflfy  P  to  O  M  Cross  may  21,  It  11  b  2, 

4  39  13,  4y  7«  $1400 

Dank  R  to  O  V  Stookey  may  7,  1  and  pt 

b  32  Jefiferson,  7%  $2500 

Daly  J  to  E  G  Foreman  may  11,  It  9  b  1 

Delavan  add,  5y  6%  $6500 

Dewemark  J  to  V  Petrtyl  may  14,  It  3  b  9, 

20  39  14,  7«  $5000 

Daniels  C  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  mny  10, 

It  13  b  3  Biggino  L  <fc  Co  add,  3y  6%  $1600 
Davis  H  to  Northern  T  Co  may  1,  pt  It  11 

b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  6!«  $6400 

Dunning  O  8  to  F  R  Chandler  may  20,  pt 

It  14  b  1,  16  38  14,  6y  6<«  $1000 

Dietz  G  to  M  A  Stauber  may  17,  It  13  and 

pt  12  b  40  21  40  14,  5y  7%  $3000 

Dnnoanson  H  W  to  W  F  Labeke  may  17, 

It  43  b  16,  2  39  13,  5y  7%.  $1000 

Devlin  T  A  to  F  B  Peabody  may  16,  It  12 

and  13  b  1,  23  38  14,  2y  7^  $2500 

Dar.ielson  F  G  to  A  B  Cody  may  IB,  It  247 

ane  pt  249,  17  39  13,  5y  7%   $2000 

Dennett  D  to  E  J  Bowes  mav  1,  pt  It  5  b 

3  »,  Hyde  Pk  3y  6se   Sei^^O 

Efferty  M  to  J  W  Pfeiffer  may  16,  It  2  b 

10,  Archer  add  4y  6^  $2400 

Eberfc  W  E  to  P  J  Wetzel  may  15,  It  41  b 

4,  14  39  13,-  $1400 

Eniwede  J  to  8  Brown  Jr  may  14,  Its  343 

b  6,  18  40  14,  6^  $1100 

Elliott  H  M  to  O  L  Hotchinson  may  1,  Its 

29  to  38  b  1,  etc  27  37  1:^,  2y  6%.  ...  $?O0O 
Elser  B  Q  to  E  G  Foreman  may  8,  Its  1  to 

4  b  9,  20  40  14,  5y  6^    .  ..  J13,600 

Fitzpatriok  P  H  to  G  Van  Z  jndt  may  9, 

premises  Nos  144  and  146  Fnlton,  5y  6% 

_  $80fi0 

Fischer  A  &  P  to  W  Easper  may  11,  It  1 

It  9  b  62,  21  39  14,  3y  7%  $1100 

Fiser  A  to  W  Kasper  may  11,  It  37  b  3, 19 

39        3y  6«  $4600 

Fogg  S  F  to  0  A  V  Standish  may  14,  Its 

172  to  175  div  1,  30  38  16,  5y  6?.... $5000 
Farley  M  B  &  J  W  to  Will  H  Moore  may 


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May  25,  1895. 


16,  It  9  b  14,  4  38  12.  2y  7%  $  000 

Flinkow  A  to  W  Heinemann  may  10,  It  51 

b  53,  19  39  14.  6y  6%  '  ..$26(0 

Flodine  L  E  to  0  Jorn  may  10,  It  5  and  6 

It  16  It  38,  16  38  14.  5y  6^   $12,0(0 

Fraser  N  D  to  H  E  Harlbot  may  1,  Its  2 

and  3  It  3  b  15,  22  39  14,  5j  $%....  $20,030 
Fischer  R  to  H  Bartels  may  1,  It  10  and 

11  b  34,  31  39  14,  3y  7J^  $iOiO 

Frankland  M  1  to  A  F  Gorton  may  1,  pt 

It  14  b  1,  10  38  14,  3y  6^  $1980 

Frank  E  to  R  Hart  may  17,  pt  It  23  b  4, 

34  39  14  and  o  p  3y  7%   $5500 

Fallon  P  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  may  16,  pt 

It  136  Flint  add  2y  6%  $5500 

Greifenhagen  R  A  to  J  R  Fonike  may  1, 
pt  it  5  and  3  etc  b  1  etc  28  40  14,  5y  o]4% 

 $26,000 

Gray  H  to  M  W  Pinckney  may  17,  pt  Its 

49  and  50,  16  38  14,  6^  $2800 

Gregory  J  to  J  N  Baohanan  may  15,  pt  b 

7,  17  38  14,  2y  7%  4  deedf   $7600 

Garney  T  8  to  T  M  Conpropst  may  16,  It 

25  b  2,  16  38  44.  5y  7S5  fl5(:0 

Gannarson  C  J  to  F  B  Peabody  may  16, 

pt  It  26  and  27,  div  2,  30  38  16,  6y  7% 

 .$'2000 

Gordon  A  K  to  H  T  Miller  Nov  1,'94,  pt 

b's  10  and  12.  4  37  14,  3y  6^  $4800 

Gnerin  M  H  to  D  Q  Gallery  may  16,  pt  b 

2,  15  38  13,  5y  di  $8200 

Green  J  to  J  8  Oehman  may  14,  It  26  b  16 

26  and  35  38  14,  3y  6$  $1800 

Gredichsen  H  to  A  Gatzert  may  14,  it  44 

b  1,  28  39  14,  5y  6«   $i000 

Gonderman  P  H  to  EG  Foreman  may  8, 

It  4  It  185  Botterfield  add,  ly  7$  ...$5000 
Garner  J  B  to  E  M  Snow  may  9,  pt  b  1 

28  38  14,  6y  6^%,  4  deeds  $8800 

Hoffman  W  F  to  A  Peterson  may  13  It  8 

b  2,  25  40  13,  6y  6%  $12  0 

Hawell  H  to  H  H  Stoltenberg  may  21,  It 

1  b  2,  33  39  14,  2y  6J   $4000 

Hanson  L  M  to  P  O  Stensland  may  16,  It 

20  b  3,  1  39  13,  5y  6^   $2  CO 

Hopkins  J  P  to  C  Jorn  may  20,  Its  41  to 

43  b  2,  9  37  13.  2y  6%  $2000 

Hnrsen  P  to  P  Van  Vlis^i-  gen  may  17,  It 

7  It  1  b  1,  13  39  13,  3y  6^   $3030 

Hayes  D  M  to  A  Gatzert  may  8,  It  8  b  2, 

17  38  14,5y  7^   $1500 

Hant  E  to  J  B  Lord    Us  850  and  861 

b  10  Riverside  3d  add,  6%  *9000 

Havard  C  &  H  to  G  M  Rogers  may  11,  It 

35  It  17  b  38  Irving  Park,  5y  6%  $2000 

Hcff  C  to  H  A  Hangao  may  14,  It  4  and  6 

It  13  etc  Ladwig  <z  M  add  6y  6^  ...$9000 
Herran  J  to  T  F  Keeley  Apl  29,  It  12  b  8, 

33  39  14,  2y6^   $2846 

Hosmer  J  W  to  H  Frankfurter  Apl  12,  Its 

9  and  10  b  9,  4  39  14,  36m  7%  $5000 

Hitch  M  to  W  Heinemann  Apl  23,  It  27  b 

1,  28  40  14,  3y  6^   $3300 

Helbreg     to  W  H  Werner  may  1,  Its  2 

and  3  and  pt  4  b  9,  86  37  l.**,  5y  6« .  .$6000 
Henilz  J  J  to  E  L  Haase  may  14,  It  16  b 

21  Rockwell  add,  5y  6%  $3300 

Howe  P  J  to  J  W  Lanehart  Apl  1,  It  32  It 

10,  29  40  14,3y6?  $3600 

Houghteling  LP&JL  to  FB  Peabody 
Apl  29,  4  and  pt  It  8  It  37  etc  Astor  add 

5y  6)6   $16,000 

Herrick  J  &  D  0  to  F  W  Austin  may  is, 

ptit  6,  7  39  13,  6JI^   $2000 

Holmes  G  E  to  Am  T  <fc  8  Bk  may  16,  It 

8  b  6,  27  42  13,  5y  6$   $3000 

Heighson  M  B  to  A  H  Whitley  may  18,  pt 

It  25  b  5,  16  38  14,  6y  6$  $2  00 

Hamburger  W  to  8  F  Thompson  apl  29, 

pt  s  w  qr  20  39  13,  10m  7%  $3188 

Hitch  M  to  W  Heinemann  apl  23,  It  1  and 

2  b  6,  1  39  13,  3y  6;r  $3000 

Hosmer  A  B  to  J  G  Sherman  Feb  2,  It  13 

b  1  b  21,  36  39  13,  6%   $2400 

Hosmer  A  B  to  F  H  Trade  Jan  30,  pt  b  2, 

36  39  H,  ly6%  $260o 

Hoff  J  to  C  W  Hinxley  may  16,  It  14  and 

16  b  2,  33  39  14  3y  6^  $2600 

Hill  W  T  to  T  J  Lefens  may  14,  pt  Its  9  • 
anrt  10  b  16.  Wolcott  add  3y  6%  $4000 
Hill  A  H  to  H  B  Lavsey  may  17,  Its  5  to 

8  b  14,  22  40  13,  2y  6%.,..  .  $10,000 

Iroine  J  to  J  U  Van  Vlissingen  may  14, 

It  26  b  2,  28  88  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Jones  R  D  to  A  H  Whitlev  may  15,  It  5  It 

5  etc  b  1.  8  38  14,  6y  6^  '  $2000 

Jinkenson  J  to  W  A  Bead  Sept  15.  It  6  b 

6,  28  39  14,  9y  6^  .....$1800 

Jones  M  L  to  S  Bteineger  may  16,  It  17 

and  pt  18  b  3,  22  38  14,  8y  6%  $3000 

Jaloway  F  to  R  Berger  may  16,  It  64  b  12 

5  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Jaloway  ?  to  R  Berger  may  15,  It  6  b  2,  5 

39  14,  3y  6^  $2700 

Johnson  C  V  to  S  L  Jenks  mch  12,  It  2  It 
4  b  6,  J  <{:  P  add,  61  DeEalb  st  6y  6^ 


_  $2600 

Kowaozek  M  to  W  E  Hatterman  may  10, 

it  26  b  6  Sherman  add  5y  6^   $4000 

Kroge-  J  to  Lot-0  LAB  Assn  may  14  It 

20  b  5,  13  39  13,  8^  JSOOO 

Eelly  J  to  M  E  Qaeenebaum  may  16.  pt 

It  4  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  31  39  14,  5y  6!l.  .«12,000 
Kaehl  0  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  14,  It  2  b  1 

8  39  14,  3y6!J   J4000 

Keefer  J  to   Lin  &  6th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn, 

may  16,  It  5  It  25  b  5,  28  39  14,  -  ..  $6600 
Kennan  K  E  to  C  E  Fowler  mch  3ii,  its  27 

to  40  b  63,  19  39  13,  3y  6^  $4000 

Kersting  M  to  M  W  Eozminski  may  17, 

It  7  b  5t,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $5(00 

Eolle  W  to  W  Easper  may  17,lt  18  b  3.  24 

39  13,  6^   11300 

Eeiser  H  F  to  W  E  Spangenberg  may  14, 

It  3  It  142,  Botterfield  add  3y  62  $2100 

Kutban  L  to  A  Gatzert  may  14,  It  41  and 

43  It  11  etc  28  39  13,  6y  6%   $2800 

Klein  A  to  A  Peterson  may  9,  pt  It  26  b 

16,  31  40  14,  4y  6^   13510 

Eral  J  O  to  W  Heinemann  may  10,  It  30  b 

2,  36  40  13  3y  6%  $5-00 

Koop  B  to  E  G  PaaliDg  may  6,  It  55  b  6 

Shefl  add,  5y  7^  |3000 

Kielaok  F  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  may  10.  It 

35  b  2,  1  39  13.  5y  6«  $2909 

Lamzns  A  to  P  O  Stensland  may  16,  pt  b 

7  b  7,  6  39  14,  3y  6«    |30ii0 

Lewis  A  A  to  J  Bnehler  may  16,  pt  Its  6 

and  7  b  1  Lee  add.  5y  fi<J   $1 1,000 

Landfi  Id  M  to  A  W  Martin  May  1  pt  b  1, 

36  4.1  13,  7%  4  deeds  $27(  0 

Lobs  ein  J  G  to  Magan  8  and  L  Assn 

may  14,  It  6  b  8,  23  39  13,  6!{   f  30(0 

Lambsden  F  to  L  Bai  d  may  1(\  It  6  b  12 

Delavan  add,  f,y  656   $6500 

Larson  M  to  L  Baird  Apr  29,  It  20  b  4,  20 

38  14,  5y  6«   1^700 

Lindsnberg  J  to  F  C  Meyer  may  9,  It  6 

and  pt  7  b  19,  18  39  14.  82  $2100 

La  rson  0  A  to  0  B  Wilson  may  15  It  15  b 

1,  8  40  14,  3y  6%  «2(i00 

Leery  0  to  R  Hart  may  13,  It  14  b  4, 19  39 

1*.  3y  62  $4500 

Lense  J   to  J  L  Thorn  may  6,  It  8  b  2, 

t^pringer  &  F  add  3y  62   $2600 

Linden  0  V  to  A  E  Martin  may  16,  It  2. 

Dick  n<on  add.  2y  72   $2300 

Ludford  E  ot  al  to  E  J  Bovves  Jr  moh  23. 

It  12  and  13  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  62  . .  $  0  0 
Lantry  0  to  R  Berger  Apl  23,  It  9  and  10 

b  16.36  39  13,  3v6i^2    $3200 

Layden  E  to  R  Berger  may  17,  pt  It  2  b 

28,  J  R  &  8  add  3y  62  $1700 

Lahmon  H  8  to  J  D  Lahman  may  4,  It  ft 

b  4.32  41  14,  6y  62   $:o  0 

Levey  A  J  to  B  E  Harlbut  apl  19,  It  12  It 

32,  13  39  13.  r.y  62  $2(100 

Laodsberg  M  to  L  M  Smith  apl  3,  It  1  b 

19  Elhs  E  add  5y  62   $660  i 

Levereoz  D  to  W  Heinemann  may  14,  It  3 

b  4.  9  38  14,  Ry  62  $1600 

MoQuire  8  to  F  B  Doland  may  1,  It  10  b 

7,  29  41  14,  5y  62   .'.  $4;  0) 

Meyer  F  W  to  W  H  Tatge  may  16,  It  13  b 

4,  Kensington  72   $1400 

Murphy  D  to  O  L  Schaar  may  8,  It  34  b  1 

33  39  H.3y62   $1400 

McN^lIy  C  to  H  O'Neill  may  10,  It  23  and 

24  b  29,  16  38  14,  2y  62   $3^  00 

Mason  B  H  to  F  B  Peabody  may  16,  pt  It 

2,  Assr'd  div  31  40  14,  fiy  62  $7000 

Mueller  M  A  to  H  C  Zuttermeieter  may  17 

h  39  Stone  mb  20  39  14,  3y  62   $14' 0 

Moore  F  J  to  J  C  Moore  may  9,  It  12  and 

13  b  2,  V5  38  14,  2y  72   $50(0 

Morier  A  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

1,  Its  1  to  4  It  1  etc  b  3,  36  39  13.. ..$7000 
McGiniy  M  M  to  O  H  Fleischer  may  16, 


It  5  b  1.  19  39  14,61^^  $1700 


Madeel  8  Z  to  O  V  Stookey  Sept  26,'94, 

It  23  and  24  b  I,  15  39  13,  3y  62  ...  $2250 
Murtagh  B  to  T  F  Keeley  may  17,  It  7  b 

1  4  38  14.  6y  62  $11,600 

Monroe  G  to  J  G  Shortall  may  1,  pt  it  1 

It  1,  27  39  14.  3y  62  $4000 

Mott  O  to  A  Gatzert  may  8,pt  It  33,  23  38 

1^  5y  62  $2500 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebaum  may 

II',  It  16  b  8.  15  39  13.  By  72   iHOO 

MoKersham  H  B  to  F  B  Peabody  Apl  17 

pt  b  9!,  27  39  14,  3y  7^    .,.$14  530 

Murtagh  B  to  H  a  Rose  may  1,  It  8  to  10 

and  pt  7  b  4,  33  38  14   $60C0 

Meade  G  to  W  Mead  Deo  1,  pt  It  10  It  1  b 

46Kinzie  add,  lOy  62  $13,000 

Mnrdock  F  O  to  A  M  Johnson  may  15.  Its 

12  to  15  Pierce's  sub  17  38  14.  5y  72. $(5000 
Moore  R  0  to  ME  Greenebaum  may  14, 
pt  It  40  and  39,  23  40  13  and  o  p  2y  72 

3  deeds  $1,300 

Maroseck  0  to  E  G  Foreman  may  16,  It 
30  b  3,  1  39  13,  6y  62  $3000 


McDonald  A  to  W  A  Paulsen  may  17,  It  7 

b  1,  26  40  13,  3y  62   $2000 

Meehan  T  to  A  Wisner  may  20,  It  43  b  1 

,3139  14.  3y  62  $ii00 

McDowell  R  A  to  ME  Greenebaum  may 

18.  It  86  Stone  add,  6y  72   $1600 

McNeil  F  W  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  may  7 

It  37  b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  62   $1200 

Meyer  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  may  14,  It 

31  b  10,  31  40  14  and  o  p.  6y  62  ...$1600 
Miles  C  W  to  J  0  Neely  Apr  15,  It  18  b  3 

,,by.3S39  14,5y62   $9600 

Meek  S  M  to  W  Beinemann  may  13,  pt  It 

6  b  2,21  39  14,62  .13500 

McCarthy  J  to  L  Baird  may   14,  It  6  b  3 

Brand  add.  4y  62  $2500 

Martin  8  E  to  Borne  B  and  L  Assn  may  7 

It  17  b  18,  8  37  15.  72   $2300 

Moses  A  to  B  Felsenthal  may  12,  Its  2  3 

and  6  b  17,  11  38  14,  3y  62  $4(00 

Massoth  J  T  to  E  M  Mulford  Jr  may  17, 

It  26  Kennedy's  Park  add,  62  $1500 

Miller  J  A  to  A  Peterson  may  20,  It  115 

,  20  40  14,  5y  6!?  84J00 

Millar  O  S  to  F  R  Chandler  may  15,  It  '  b 

13,  28  38  It,  By  72   $1000 

Meyer  E  to  J  W  Stonaker  may  10,  It  10  b 

3,  7  and  8  40  14,  62   ...$3000 

Noyss  O  to  O  K  G  Billings  may  13,  pt  Its 

1  and  2  It  1  b  12  o  t  ly  72  $11,400 

Nelson  E  and  J  0  to  A  Peterson  may  15 

It  21  b  1,  10  40  14,  By  62   $2500 

Norman  A  L  to  J  Tucker  Apl  30,  It  1  b  5 

7  39  13,  3y  62  $2000 

Nan  L  to  C  M  Sturges  may  10,  It  8  b  6, 

Cent'l  Park  add  3y  62  $5(;'oO 

Nelbert  J  to  W  H  Werner  may  10  It  15 

b  9,  36  37  13,  2y  62   '.  $1760 

Nell  A  to  A  B  Force  may  20,  pt  Its  1  and 

2  It  17  b  3,  34  39  14,  4y  62   $2600 

Olander  W  to  H  A  Haugan  may  13,  It  26 

b  4,  20  40  14,  3y  62   $30C0 

O'Neill  E  and  R  to  L  Baird  apl  1,  It  7  It 

67,  7  39  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Orelnp  0  to  A  N  Eddy  may  18,  It  4  It  15 

It  3.  27  39  14,  6y  62  $4000 

Oak  O  to  J  H  S  Qoiok  Mar  10,  Its  43  and 

44  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6^2  $6000 

Pritt  M  to  I  Baumgartl  may  1,  pt  Its  17 

and  24  b  30  Elston  add,  5v  62  $1000 

Packard  F  S  to  A  B  Mead  may  7,  pt  b  24 

Brand  add.  By  62    $20,00" 

Pottinger  G  E  to  Title  G  and  T  Co  miy 

1",  pt  b  26,  10  39  12,  62  6  deeds  . .  $8200 
Pope  C  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  may  13,  it 

1  to  4  It  8  Bronson  add  5y  5>^2  ••  $40,(00 
Prenzlauer  A  to  J  W  Gary  may  16,  Its  7 

to  12  b  1.  10  38  14,  By  5)6    $10,000 

Paine  M  E  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  ap!  24,  pt  It 

3  It  lb  6,  2  38  14,  fiy  62  $6600 

Powell  E  M  to  W  B  Oairndnff  cay  9.  It 

20  b  2,  C  to  Edgewater,  62  $1800 

Reedy  Elevator  Mfg  Oa  to  J  ,J  Euioker- 

bocker  may  7,  pt  b  12  Newberry  add. 

5y  ^%  *  $2B,000 

Rndnicki  A  M  to  E  G  Foreman  may  8,:ts 

12  and  13  b  3.  21  40  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Roberts  E  8  to  F  Gleason  4pr  11,  pt  b  0, 

Morgan  Park,  72   $2400 

Roos  H  to  J  H  Gibbert  may  13  It  37  b  2 

36  40  13,  5y  61^2   $2000 

Robertson  I  to  B  J  Luders  Apl  16,  It  1  b 

2,  13  39  13,  3y  62   $3800 

Rieokmad  D  to  F  Bookelman  may  16  It 

21  b  3  Oossitt  2d  add  -   $2510 

Reese  0  H  to  H  A  Goodrich  may  17,  It  2 

b  1,8  38  14.  fiy  62  $6000 

Rzepka  J  to  B  A  Bangan  may  13,  It  3  b 

9,6  39  14,  6y  62  $9300 

Robinson  M  to  F  Scales  Apl  26,  It  6  It  61 

b  18,  17  39  14,  3y  62   $2500 

Reichard  L  to  F  B  Peabody  may  10,  It  13 

b  4,  21  38  14.  5y  62   $5500 

Riggs  G  W  to  F  B  Peabody  may  9,  pt  Its 
2  and  3  Nelson  &  B  sub  14  38  14,  6y  62 

*  deeds  $18,000 

Rogers  F  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  7,  It  11 

n  e  qr  2  39  1^,  3y  62   $2100 

Raith  W  F  to  E  G  Foreman  may  17,  It  8 

b  1  b  41,  18  40  14,  5y  62  $2200 

Sprine  L  B  to  0  A  Sawyer  mch  1,  It  5  It  i 

b  14,  Douglas  Pk  add  3y  62   $1800 

ateinhaus  A  to  T  G  &  T  Co  may  1,  pt  b  2 

36  40  13,  6y  62   $3^00 

Smith  A  H  to  W  L  Jeffries  may  18,  pt  It 

36  b  33,  7  39  14,  By  62   $3000 

Shean  M  E  and  H  E  to  W  H  Bolden  may 

9,  pt  It  8  and  9  It  14,  15  36  15,  3y  62.  $5000 
Simons  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  may  13  It 

4  It  6,  3  38  14,  5y  62   $4600 

Snider  H  K  to  F  B  Peabody  may  9,  It  11 

b  19,  19  40  14.  3y  61^2  $3000 

Schur  D  to  W  Beinemann  may  10,  It  13  b 

26,  19  40  14,  6y  62  $1600 

Stener  H  R  to  People's  B  A  L  Assn  may 
6,  It  47  and  48  b  36,  I  W  add  8  Chicago 


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Speede  W  to  O  T  &  T  Oo  may  11,  pt  It  10 

Raymond  snb  27  39  13,  6y  6!«  |40!  0 

Sadler  F  A  to  B  Q  Mason  may  21,  It  30 

and  81  and  pt  32  b  5,  22  39  14,  By  6% 

 |5u,000 

Swart  J  W  to  8  F  Hawley  may  16,  It  46  b 

4,  13  39  13.  e%  $1700 

Seaberg  J  to  L  Ratbje  may  15,  It  12  It  1, 

33  38  14,  6%  $1800 

Baylor  0  L  to  A  H  Whitley  may  18,  pt  Its 

26  and  26  b  5,  16  38  14,  5y   $2500 

dtevens  W  H  to  P  Brown   may  18,   It  19 

and  20  b  8,  4  39  13,  4y  5%  $1622 

Simon  W  to  G  Coombs  may  11,  It  n  w  qr 

17  40  14,5y  6»  $2000 

Stewart  R  H  to  S  F  Hawley  Apl  25,  It  5  b 

2,  33  40  14,  2y  6^  $2300 

Sommer  J  to  0  A  Phelps  may  1,  It  7  b  1, 

34  39  J  4,  6y  6%  $3200 

Siobra  F  to  W  Kasper  may  13,  It  43  b  50, 

19  39  14,  el4%  $1500 

Sonneveld  P  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  may  14 

It  3  b  2,  22  37  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Stiggs  W  to  Lot-0  L  &  B  Assn  may  10, 

It  66  and  67,'  1  38  13,  8^   $200C 

Sobnettler  H  F  to  W  Heinemann  may  10, 

Us  25  to  28  b  2,  22  40  13,  3y  6%  $1000 

Sohweizer  0  to  A  Qatzert  may  10,  It  6  b 

8  Clifford  add,  5j  6%  $8000 

Swenson  C  O  to  D  Qiigg  may  13,  pt  It  21 

It  2,  15  38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Syier  G  S  to  M  L  Pearoe  may  2,  pt  It  4  b 

19  Uanoan  add.  3y  6%  $3000 

Sohonbeok  R  to  H  A  Haagan  may  11,  pt 

It  16  b  23,  J  R  &  Storr's  4th  add  3y  G% 

 $5500 

Stafford  K  S  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  may  13, 

It  3  It  2  n  w  qr  28  40  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Sallivan  M  A  to  £  G  Foreman  may  10,  It 

8  b  1  Delavan  add,  5y  6^  $7000 

Sobaltz  C  F  to  C  H  Fleischer  may  13,  It 

92  b  33  Sheff  add,  2y  e%  $2700 

Saze  H  S  to  Home  B  and  L  Assn  Apr  2, 

It  28  b  88,  5  and  6  37  15.  7^  $2400 

Sontaer  H  to  Conn  Mot  L  Ins  may  6,  It  8 

b  16  Sohl  seo  add,  5y  6%  $8000 

Toaohen  K  to  J  Stepanek  may  10,  It  1  b  6, 

6  aed  7  38  14,  7%   $1800 

Theiner  H  to  J  H  Ernst  may  18,  Its  19 

and  20  b  4  FoUerton  2d  add,  3y  S%  $1200 
Ton  J  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  may  36,  pt  b 

21  and  22,  9  37  U,  3y  63^<  f5000 

Tnra'ski  M  to  T  Tomazkiewioz  may  17,  It 

24  to  26  b  10,  31  40  14,  3y  6%  $1600 

Tripp  F  to  M  W  Kozminski  may  17,  It  16 

Kmery  sub  6  38  14,  3y  7«    . .  $1800 

Turner  MD&LH  to  FW  Crosby  may 

14,  pt  It  50  and  51  b  80,  27  39  14,  3y  6^ 
 $10,000 

Torner  B  to  T  Q  &  T  Co  may  15,  It  6  b  1, 

15  39  13,  5y  6ii  $1900 

Tresaelt  T  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  15,  It  5  b  8 

33  40  14,  3y  6^^%  $4000 

Voss  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  18,  Its 

5  and  6  b  14  Clifford  add,  5y  6^  $3000 

Volhel  W  to  W  E  Hatterman  may  10,  It  16 

b  26,  Sheff  add6!r   $2800 

Westerman  ACi{:JOtoES  Dreyer  may 

1 5,  It  9  b  7,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Way  J  J  to  R  Herger  may  10,  It  11  b  2,  7 

38  14,  3y  6^  $1700 

Wilson  U  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  13,  It  1  b  2, 

2138  14,  7!{   $5000 

Woodbury  3  H  to  0  F  Morse  Apl  30,  It  12 

It  2,  13  39  13.  5y  6^  $5600 

Windsor  Pk  Baptist  Chnroh  to  C  Laed- 

eobs  apl  26,  pt  It  84  biv  2,  30  38  15,  2y 

6%  $1800 

Wayne  J  M  to  0  F  Gibbs  may  1, 11  17  b 

23,  Rogers  Park,  7%  $2000 

Williams  B  &  H  S  to  ME  Greenebanm 

may  9,  Its  1  and  2  b  7,  17  38  14,  5y  6% 

 $6000 

Wiloox  E  E  to  A  Loeb  may  7,  pt  It  16  b  3, 

2  38,14,  ly  7S5  $3000 

White  W  A  to  North  Av  B  and  L  Assn  may 

9,  It  11  b  23,  15  and  16  40  13,  0%.  .  .JluOO 
WilenFky  H  to  N  A  Mayer  may  20,  It  26  b 

18  Brand  add,  3y  6%  $18(0 

Whitley  L  S  to  G  0  Finney  may  16,  It  46 

and  pt  45  b  15,  16  38  14,  6y  6%  fSOOO 

Wood  8  to  E  D'Anoona  may  9,  pt  Its  31 

and  33  b  15,  17  39  14,  —  $8000 

White  a  0  to  C  J  Hambleton  may  16,  Its 

3  and  4  Meyer  &  S  sab  26  40  13,  5y  6^ 
 $2000 

Wille  L  to  F  M  Elliott  Apl  1,  It  1  and  2  b 
6,  P  Jb  Sons  2d  to  Evanston  2y  6j^2.$1500 

Weber  A  to  A  B  Mead  Feb  28,  pt  Its  27 
and  28  b  7,  20  40  14,  2y  6J5  $1000 

Young  E  A  to  J  C  Hntohins  may  It,  pt  It 
1  It  9,  23  38  14.  6y  5^  $4500 

Toong  L  C  to  R  L  Tatham  may  13,  pt  It 

16  b  1,  7  39  13,  4y  e%  $3500 


Zellinger  T  to  J  M  Oliver  may  11,  It  45  b 
4,  J9  39  14,  5y  6«  $50C0 

Zifeka  J  to  J  T  O'Connell  may  13,  Its  73 
to  76  b  1,  S  &  G  add  4y  6i«  $8000 

CHATTKL.  aiOBT»A«Kli. 


Allen  P  M  ta  W  A  Either  may  — ,  fnrn  688 

Madison  ly  $200 

Anderson  C  C  to  S  Richardson  may  14, 

forn  371  Cortland  3m  $101 

Anderson  M  M  to  E  Hodell  may  17,  farn 

379  Lydia  st  7m  $70 

Adams  J  L  to  M  B!  Finch  may  16,  piano 

6m  $72 

Archer  A  to  O  Author  may  20,  faru  1231 

Madison  ly   ,  $200 

Anderson  E  to  H  P  Pripps  may  20,  mdee 

etc,  68  w  Horrison  $800 

Anderson  A  G  to  M  R  Rntt  may  20,  horse 

etc,  3128  C  Grove  av  3m  $266 

Bomke  H  J  to  E  Smith  may  17,  farn  7m 

 $70 

Bern  H  to  W  F  Newberry  may  18,  fnrn 

60d8  $174 

Bezent  R  T  to  C  A  Grover  may  7,  grocery 

484  37th  ly  $175 

Balaam  A  to'  Bohemian  Brg  Co  may  17, 

saloon  7213  Greenwood  av,  dem....$125 
Brady  E  to  H  Morse  may  11,  piano  6m. $72 
Bowles  G  to  M  E  Finch  may  13  plans  6m 

 $103 

Benson  M  to  S  Richardson  may  14,  farn 

6m  $72 

Brabst  E  to  S  Richardson  may  16,  farn 

7m  $72 

Benson  C  A  to  D  Rankin  may  16,  fnrn 

803  Warren  av  6m  $100 

Balaam  A  to  R  M  McCreery  may  11,  farn 

6m  $191 

Boyd  H  W  to  H  Morse  may  11,  farn  6m 

 $155 

Batow  E  to  P  Batow  may  14,  fnrn  744  n 

Paalina  ly  $306 

Beedman  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  may  11, 

farn  100  Sedgwick  ly  |125 

Blnm  &  Diok  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  may  14, 

saloon  254  North  av  2y  $760 

Brazier  S  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  may  16,  sa- 
loon 86  B  Isl  av  2y  $400 

Bessler  C  to  M  Eoenig  inay  16,  market 

102  Vedder  4m  $100 

Brecdenfeld  E  to  P  Breodenfeld  may  14, 

mdse  etc,  1860  N  Hoyne  av  ly  $400 

Bengen  L  to  T  B  Waring  may  14,  farn  166 

Wabash....  $1200 

Birdsall  R  to  V  Fasig  may  16,  farn  Evan- 

ston  lOm   $100 

Bier  M  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  may  15,  sa- 
loon 68  n  Desplaioes  ly  $118 

Baaoh  U  F  to  W  F  Wilke  may  13.  horse$100 
Case  G  J  to  Cicero  Lam  Co  may  18,  horse 

wagon  etc,  6m  $200 

Oopelapd  E  A  to  F  £  Blackman  mch  ^5, 

furn  ly  $265 

Cremerins  0  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

may  17,  saloon  8C8  w  Chi  av  2y  $495 

Carroll  M  to  C  Dal  Pine  apl  15,  fnrn  2l9}4 

w  Van  Baren  4m    $200 

Cregan  M  to  W  MoLaaghlin  may  18,  farn 

122  n  Sheldon  9m  |254 

Cejba  F  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  may  16,  sa- 
loon 845  Ashland  av  2y  $619 

Chambers  J  T  to  M  E  Finch  may  8,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  6m  S98 

Cook  I  D  to  B  F  Nonrse  may  15,  farn  9 

Jackson  18m  $500 

Clark  F  B  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  may  14,  farn 

11100  Mich  av  6m  $189 

Oonklin  E  B  to  F  F  Daggett  may  7,  farn 

3867  Ellis  av,  6m  $260 

Condon  P  to  S  Ladd  may  14,  farn  4201 

Halsted  20m  $201 

Crandall  &  O'Connell  to  J  Johnston  &  Co 

may  8,  machy  203  Canal  3m  $100 

Carmody  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  may  17, 

fnrn  6m  $84 

Carder  F  M  to  Standard  Bry  may  17,  sa- 
loon 308  w  Harnson  23m  $600 

Chicago  Grain  and  Feed  Co  to  F  D  Cam- 

mer  &  Son  Co  may  17,  farnaoe  etc  608 

Clyboarn  av  2y  $40C0 

Crawford  G  to  H  Morse  may  18,  farn  6m 

 $155 

Chan  G  W  to  Depew  &  Way  may  20,  drags 

258  State  $750 

Cronin  J  to  M  W  Brg  Co  may  18,  saloon 

93  Ada  23m  $702 

Dement  C  to  W  Colby  apl  29,  fnrn  $190 

Doderberg  E  to  D  Dwyer  may  1,  market 

12.1  Sedgwick  6m   $100 

Diel  K  R  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  16,  farn  614 

Madison  6m  $66 

Denioke  R  0  to  G  Craig  may  14,  farn  2y 


 $250 

Dellberg  E  to  M  S  Hoyt  may  8,  grocery 

191  w  Washington  ly  $360 

Edwards  P  to  B  F  Minhaels  apl  26,  horses 

"Tattersa  1"  and  "Jaive,"  2y  $1£00 

Elton  A  to  M  T  Carter  may  14,  fnrn  7m$106 
Elfein  J  to  C  Schwartz  may  14,  fnrn  1001 

Meade  9m  $81 

Enderson  D  M  to  U  S  Brg  Co  may  17,  sa- 
loon 860  w  North  av  2y  $.HC0 

Flynn  R  to  K  Ries  may  10,  piano  290  w 

Ohio  6m  $143 

Fogarty  J  L  and  J  to  E  S  Daffy  may  7, 

piano  and  laandry  6712  State  ly  $133 

Foisberg  0  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  14,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  6m  $82 

Fraser  L  G  to     J  Rnssell  may  14,  piano 

5;974  8  Pork  av  5m  $110 

Fieher  J  to  T  McNalley  may  15,  horses 

etc,  1519  47th  2y   $360 

Foster  8  and  A  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co 

may  2,  saloon  673  Grand  av  2y  $599 

Gilien  L  H  to  A  Mirsohaaer  apl  16,  farn 

6568  Shields  av  2y   $81 

Gilbert  L  M  to  W  0  Rost  may  14,  fnrn  ly 

 $160 

Geal  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  may  14, 

saloon  6942  Aberdeen  2y   $3tO 

Gro'ii'e  A  C  to  L  M  Higgius  apl  1,  car- 
riage, mch  15  $166 

Gibson  W  B  to  W  W  Wharry  may  16,  fnrn 

4886  Dearborn,  jnne  24.'  $100 

Gazzalo  J  D  to  C  A  Evaus  may  3,  saloon 

461  w  Madison  ly  $1COO 

Qnstafson  Q  R  to  Natl  Mort  L  Co  may  18, 

farn  3125  Wabash  av  6m  $81 

Gray  H  to  G  G  Habbeil  may  17,  faru  and 

8  m,  lOm    *83 

Gokey  E  J  to  W  E  Ackley  may  17,  farn 

and  piano  6m  $82 

Greenwald  F  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  17,  farn 

and  piano  2363  Parnell  av  6m  $lf 

Hess  F  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  may  17, 

saloon  £09  Ogden  av  2y   $460 

Hart  0  W  to  P  Hinz  may  17,  fnrn  5529 

Emerald  av  Im  $195 

Hngel  C  J  to  K  Barker  may  17.  farn  239 

63d  2y  $160 

Hamming  N  to  Birk  Bros  may  9,  saloon 

129  Sedgwick  2y  $450 

Harty  E  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  may 

18,  ealoon  90  Edgemont  av  2y  $325 

Haldintson  S  F  to  W  H  Thompson  apl  30, 

fnrn  2014  Ind  av  3m  $500 

Hoyt  F  J  to  W  A  Sohreiber  may  17,  fnrn 

374  Dearborn  av  3m  $500 

Hibbard  A  0  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  16,  piano 

and  farn,  86  Page  6m  $442 

Harmer  L  to  M  £  Finch  may  13,  fnrn  and 

8  m,  6m  $77 

Halla  G  F  to  M  E  Finch  may  16,  farn  6m 

 $103 

HerRhell  S  to  W  Hazleton  may  16,  fnrn 

7m  $80 

Hart  K  E  tn  A  K  Sherman  may  2,  fnrn  60 

Ontario  ly  $300 

Hillerman  J  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  apl  25,  res- 

tr'nt  326  State  6m  $116 

Hyde  W  C  to  C  V  Swanson  may  17.  fnrn 

SOds  $112 

Hartig  J  C  to  J  Baamann  may  11,  wagon 

270J8  $126 

Hughes  G  B  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  may  15, 

fnrn  281  Mich  av  6m  $135 

Holingser  A  to  W  Stegeman  apl  27,  horse 

and  wagon  dec  1  $8C 

Hudson  J  L  to  O  P  Richardson  apl  23. 

horses  and  wagon  ly  J690 

Ireland  E  E  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  may  14, 

saloon  2401  State  ly  $564 

Johnson  G  F  to  H  Morse  may  16,  fnrn  6 

m   $272 

Jencyk  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  may  18, 

saloon  690  w  20th  ly  #300 

Eappenstein  J  to  F  MacVeagh  &  Co  may 

14,  grocery  664  w  North  av  6m  $  

Klnemann  B  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

may  10,  saloon  158  V  Boren  2y   $662 

Kenner  W  M  to  F  G  Wright  may  14,  fnrn 

5326  Monroe  6m  '.  $182 

King  G  H  to  G  H  Cobleigh  may  11,  8  m 

and  farn  1247  North  av  9m  11130 

Elingenberg  E  to  H  D  Williams  may  15, 

furn,  horse  etc,  1726  Frederick  ly. .  .$200 
Eane  T  to  Bartholomae  &  L  Co  may  16, 

saloon  273  w  Van  Boren  2y  $7fO 

Kendall   M   to  F  B  Meek  may  16,  fnrn 

Wabash  av  and  28th,  dec  16   $450 

Kramer  M  to  B  G  Kramer  may  14,  gro- 
cery 2864  Wallace,  demand  $700 

Eoenig  T  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  may  18,  sa- 
loon 219  Liiiooln  av  2y    $2f^0 

Lanning  G  to  D  Sheridan  may  2,  horses 

4m  $126 

Lowitz  £  to  D  Sheridan  may  21,  fnrn  328 


LaSalle  6m   i|83 

Lord  A  £  to  P  L  Anten  may  15,  fain  288 

Erie  ly  $.S028 

Eivilin  D  P  to  H  Morse  may  16,  farn  etc, 

6m  $lo9 

Laurence  J  B  to  A  A  Linston  apl  9,  fnrn 

300  Ind  Bt  2y  $226 

Lieveremz  A  to  G  Gutthier  feb  — ,  horses 

etc,  Norwood  Pk  8m   $156 

Lynn  M  F  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  11,  furn  66 

Olive  6m  a  125 

Leehein  J  to  W  Hazleton  may  16,  furn 

85th  and  State,  3m  $322 

Lerouz  E  to  J  Goldenberg  may  11,  farn 

2124  Dearborn  23m   ...$3619 

LoftoB  M  to  SohoeLhofen  Brg  Co  may  13, 

saloon  2433  Rinzie  2y  $606 

Mobberly  W  T  to  F  L  Osborne  may  14. 

furn  546  Park  av.  6m  $70 

Meyer  P  to  M  E  Finch  may  14,  furn  6m 

  $156 

Mosher  R  to  G  Uaake  mar  1,  furn  1221 

Wabash  av  ly  f  260 

Middle  Div  Elevator  Co  to  Rosenbanm 

BroH  jaly  28, '93,  elevator  and  contents, 

—  Pratt  st,  ly   $^5,000 

Moeller  L  to  Niedigger  <e  Thomas  may  1 1, 

saloon  21  Francisco,  dem  $376 

Meye'^hofen  T  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  apl 

20,  saloon  3569  Emerald  av  2y  $4C0 

Martin  J  A  to  J  Springer  may  9,  carriages 

etc,  2y  $123 

Meyer  D  to  S  Liviogston  feb  1?,  farn  117 

Garfield  av,  dec  1,'96   $650 

Majlwski  K  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Co  may  7, 

saloon  3367  Fisk  2y   $250 

Meehan  H  P  to  C  R  Weber  may  16,  horses 

etc,  38th  and  Wafhtecaw  60ds   $271 

Matt  S  G  to  J  C  Aldeman  may  15,  horse 

etc,  f,l4m  $150 

Malatesta  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  may  14, 

saloon  6700  State  23m  $400 

Marien  O  to  H  Marien  may  1,  shop  651 

Wells  2y  $400 

Marslittier  J  to  F  H  Uebardmay  14,  wag- 
on etc.  90d8  $100 

Martin  J  F  to  J  A  Honse  may  19,  ptg  of- 
fice 415  Dearborn  4dq   $1500 

MoNamara  W  0  to  H  Morse  may  16,  fnrn 

6m  $102 

Magnire  F  C  to  E  Smith  may  14,  furn  and 

pi8.no  7m  $200 

Mitchell  0  B  to  £  Smith  may  15,  piano  7 

m  $135 

MoGraw  T  to  H  Morse  may  17,  fnrn  6m$91 
Mailer  H  to  M  L  Horner  may  17,  furn  463 

Canal  2y  ...$156 

Maloney  H  to  W  E  Hughes  may  6,  saloon 

813  Robey  2y  #360 

Maher  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  apl  22, 

saloon  4701  Lincoln  2y   $3f  0 

Miller  H  to  C  W  Robinson  may  16,  farn 

306  Ohio  10m  $260 

Mansfield  A  to  C  Lessiog  may  20, fnrn  etc 

ly  $900 

Mathews  W  F  to  A  De  V  Turner  may  17, 

house  47  8  Peoria  ly  $400 

MoClure  J  8  to  P  S  Coolidge  apl  30,  libra- 
ry, 17)7  Unity  Bldg  6m  $1500 

Newell  T  B  to  E  Smith  may  17,  furn  7m 

 176 

Norris  D  W  to  R  M  MoOreery  may  12. 

furn  5m  $97 

Norton  W  A  et  al  to  F  L  Osborne  may  — , 

engine  2833  C  Grove  av,  demand. .  .$1400 
O'Malley  M  to  J  Donlevy  may  13,  saloon 

262  Water  ly  $760 

Pincas  E  to  G  G  Hnbbell  may  17,  piano 

and  furn  10m  '. . .  $1S5 

Parker  J  to  H  A  Thurber  may  3,  forn  2016 

Dearborn  23m  $487? 

Palleisen  J  H  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  may  15, 

furn  and  piano  3627  Prairie  av  $262 

Peterson  P  E  to  P  Peterson  may  11,  horse 

etc,  490  Noble  av  2y  $75 

Poppelberg  S  to  Corper  B  <fc  M  Co  may 

14,  saloon  6142  Halated  2y  $500 

Patera  0  to  J  M  Abelivitz  may  14,  md«e 

1£6  w  Taylor  6m  $40  > 

Quinn  W  W  to  E  U  Riohe  saloon  4m  .*6S8 
Holoan  &  Wilkinson  to  G  W  Pardridge 

may  16,  tools  etc,  602  Pontiao  Bidg  .^y 

  $4(00 

Riohey  T  P  to  H  P  Mount  may  16,  furn 

6m    $130 

Reed  J  B  to  H  Morse  may  9,  piano  6m  $103 
Ree^an  P  to  R  M  McCreery  may  8,  farn 

and  piano  6m   $70 

Robb  A  M  to  F  W  Thurston  apl  30,  piano 

3538  Vernon  av   $105 

Repmar  A  to  M  £  Finch  may  16,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Raabe  E  to  N  W  BrR  Co  may  14,  saloon 

£19  w  Chi  av  23m  $30) 

Reibel  B  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  may  7,  sa- 


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loon  801  w  ngth  23m   |426 

Reynolds  R  I;  to  M  B  Aylsworth  may  16, 

furn  357  Ohio  |78 

Robin  I  to  FollerA  FoUer  Oo  may  9,  mdse 

643  Jeffdrson  ly   |!60 

Riohy  J  vv  to  Natl  M  Loan  Oo  may  15, 

farn  315  Randolph  6m  il 

R  >beri8on  W  M  to  J  H  Ripley  may 

horpes  and  wagon  6m   , 

Stevens  L  D  to  A  U  W  illiams  jan  28,  fnrn 

■^3>n   1101 

S'Qve  J  S  to  M  E  Finoh  may  14,  forn  6m 

 |103 

Sr  yder  E  F  to  M  E  Finoh  may  8,  fnrn  6 

™  $1 

?ohaar  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  May  15,  fnrn 

715  Polk  6m   1133 

Soehrgren  A  to  F  G  Wright  may  It,  forn 

1636  VVrigbtwood  6m   $260 

Stiles  J  B  to  J  M  VVheaton  may  8,  s  m 

mdse  eto  4654  Sta'e,  dem   $126 

t'heehan  J  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  apl  22,  sa 

loon  40  i7  UaUied  ly  $500 

Sohroeder  H  A  F  to  J  Sohroeder  may  15, 

saloon  173  Milw  av.  jaa  15,'97  |150O 

Sohietz  a  to  H  Cordes  may  1,  fnrn  919  w 

Madison  1  y  $250 

Snyder  J  W  to  rondell  8  &  F  Oo  may  13' 

forn  1683  Aphlaud  av  6m   |94 

Shannon  M  0  t3  O  MoFarland   may  4, 

bldgs  etc.  It  II,  17  39  14,  2y   $150 

Sennholiz  W  to  D  Rankin  apl  30,  fnrn 

P546  Avenoe  G,  6m  $135 

Sobwarz  A  Z  to  S  E  Lambert  may  16,  fnrn 

1610  Oakdale  av  ly  

Stebet  G  J  to  M  J  Fink  may  15,  horses 

eto  4m  |!10(i 

Stewart  F  W  to  F  Brown  may  7,  farn  and 

piano  318  66th   $2  .'0 

Sohngart  H  to  M  E  Finoh  may  14,  piano 

6m  f  103 

Smith  T  C  to  —  Dickinson  may  9,  piano 

and  fnrn  2(38  lod  av  ly  |765 

Sigel  M  to  L  \  Shsnbreiner  may  17,  fnrn 

183  Snperior  V2m   $215 

Simon  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  may  11. 

saloon  174  w  Jaoksou  2y  SiOO 

Stohr  B  ¥  to  M  E  Finoh  may  16,  farn  6m 

 f  $72 

Stone  L  M  to  F  Yoang  may  9,  fnrn  6m$700 
Sabolewski  F  to  Hand  Brg  Co  may  2^, 

saloon  2734  Bonfleld  st  ly  $300 

Skadan  F  0  to  A  H  Williimson  may  '.0. 

'nrn  6m  |100 

Shields  F  J  to  E  Kelly  apl  15,  hoises  eto, 

ly   •  $100 

Sehlobohm  A  to  M  W  Brg  Oo  may  18,  sa 

loon  12  State  ly  $300 

Sheppard  M  to  Natl  M  Loan  Oo  may  17, 

piano  and  farn  3745  Rhodes  av  Sm . .  .$94 
Troepfer  B  to  E  Smiih  may  5,  fnrn  7mf579 
Tropea  P  to  V  Oentari  may  20,  shop  94 

Wells  3m   |512 

Thomas  0  L  to  M  J  Barke  may  16,  mar- 
ket deo  16   1320 

Tavenies  8  to  L  R  Sasher  may  13.  piano 

and  fnrn  4852  Dearborn  ly  $97 

Trapp  et  al  to  F  E  Gilpin  may  2,  fnrn 

486  i  Ogden  9m   $300 

Trnmble  L  A  to  M  E  Littlejohu  may  15, 

fnm  217  Dearborn  ly   ....$15^ 

Toers  VV  T  to  H  P  Moont  may  16,  farn 

6m  $130 

Taylor  J  to  G  Small  may  14,  forn  7m  . .  $99 
Titler  Sand  Oo  to  E  S  Miner  apl  30,  soows 

'y  $2500 

Thomp-on  G  to  L  MoLeod  may  15,  farn 

612  w  Erie  14m  $420 

Taylor  J  to  Smith  Bros,  may  9,  fnrn  7m 

 $135 

Union  Liqnor  Co  to  8  W  Freitag  may  11, 

liquors  eto,  330  Congress  20m  $2000 

Van  MolfMrsWto  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo 

may  11  Paloon  32  Brinke,  dem  $300 

Vantwood  L  Q  to  D  Rankin  may  20,  fnrn 

11 1  Eve-green  av,  dam   $264 

Volkert  A  to  Waoker  &  8  B  &  M  Oo  may 

7,  saloon  14  Deaplfines  2y  $275 

Virginia  Livery  Oo  to  W  M  Adams  may 

18,  livery  248  Kiuzie  2y  $20,650 

Vogt  T  to  J  Vogt  may  1,  horse,  wagon, 

eto,  0  Grove  av,  jan  1,'97   $600 

Wherlaud  H  M  to  M  E  Finoh  may  15, 

fim  1103 

Walsh  D  W  10  M  E  Finoh  may  33,  piano 

Donglas  Pk,  6m  U307 

Wipple  H  to  H  Morse  may  18,  fnrn  6m$208 
Watts  G  W  to  a  P  Moont  may  16,  fnrn 

2505  Oalnmet  av  6m   «70 

Wallace  M  J  to  W  Walsh  apl  6,  forn  SO  n 

Carpenter  ly  |1526 

Warden  0  T  to  Natl  Mort  L  Oo  may  18, 

fnrn  6m  $157 

Whiteon  J  F  to  H  Morse  may  18,  fnrn  6m 

„    $103 

Wiese  J  to  O  George  may  18,  shop  ly . .  $80 
Weeder  J  to  J  A  Dahlem  may  18,  farn 


and  piano  138  29ih,  em  $249 

West  N  D  to  0  H  Merrick  may  20,"  fnrn 

„23m  |io3 

Woodman  W  J  to  E  Smith  may  20,  fnrn 

7m   |7o 

Weis7  A  G  to  Smith  Bros   apl  23,  fnrn 

530  Milwaukee  av  ly  $8g 

Wineger  A  to  Smith  Bros  apl  26,  fnrn  11 

^™  $107 

Wonters  0  to  N  W  Chambers  may  3,  horses 

eto,  1305  Mich  av,  ly,  6^  $360 

Woodley  F  to  J  Lynch  jan  3,  saloon  96 

Desplainefc  ly  $300 

Welbaski    W   to  J  Goldenberg  may  14, 

fnrn  6m   ^77 

Wheeler  A  O  to  P  R  Lyon  may  1*3,  shop 

729  Madison  ly  $126 

Williams  E  M  to  M  E  Finoh  may  13, "fnrn 

^6m  

Williams  J  to  B  Burns  may  16,  wagon  etc 

 $140 

Walton  G  W  to  J  Sextou  &  Co  may  15, 

reutrnt  36  w  Madisou  and  op,  2y..  $1750 
Yoang  W  N  to  H  W  F.-esohe  may  20,  sa- 
loon 288  North  av  ly  $400 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


^»rT6n  ,100 

Gronllntou  J  J  to  M  Howard  may  30,  offloe  furn 

19  W«b«8h  ,15,84 

LeoDbardt  M  to  H  AlUn  may  7,  fnrn  $685 

Qoldsmlth  N  to  A  Nelson  may  6.  mdee  886  Polk.  1300 
Finney  T  J  to  J  H  Hney  moh  27,  furn  914  laooma 


$250 


Graham  J  to  W  B  Sweeney  may  1,  furn  280  Indiana 


•  tlSO 


Manger  W  A  to  4  MaoKer  may  6.  furn  29  8  Went 

''O'""'  $$100 

Eokhart  Bros  &  Oo  to  0  Hansen  may  8,  paints  eto. 


18  Adams. 


.$400 


Hankel  Q  to  B  Wolferle  may  8.  press  eto  342  Dear- 


borp . 


.»10i(p 


Natl  Builder  to  E  K  Bowen  may  8.  furn  $126 

Dlokey  M  to  J  Drinkwater  may  8,  turn  3i7  Qarfleld 

®^  $110 

Flola  B  J  to  Western  Union  O  Storage  Oo  may  8 


mdse . 


.$416 


Rose  R  to,  Western  Cnion  O  Storage  Oo  may  8, 


mdse . 


,  $416 


Am  Brg  Co  to  R  Hns;o  may  7,  sa'oon  $561 

Zaohmra  0  A  et  al  to  P  Y.cket  may  II,   furn  6948 

D'o^ej^t  ,350 

Loeflldr  A  to  A  Esser  jan  24.  shoo  11526  Front  st  $3(0 
Frledericl  0  to  O  Friederlcl  may  1,  groosry....  $250 

Lovess  K  to  A  Stephaoy  may  7,  jewelry  $193 

Ehlers  J  L  to  Church  &  Hrauntiog  apl  1<),  milk  out 


.$170 


Ce  iovitz  J  N  to  0  Palera  may  14,  flxt  and  stock  156 

Taylor  ,900 

tieblitz  M  to  J  Hermes  may  23,  bld^e  801  Halsted$900 
Hermei  J  to  M  Schlitz  may  13,  bldge  801  Halgted 

$1400 

Zololkofl  L  to  E  Sarahson  apl   25,  Chicago  and 
'  Jewish  Dai'y  News"  f. 


Parker  J  W  to  J  0  Stewart  deo  4,  laundry  S66  Van 

Bo'-en  ,,7Q„ 

Knorr  E  E  to  A  E  MoCann  may  8.  horses  etc  C4O11 

Barnett  D  to  L  Ferlman  may  14,  mdee,  Clark  and 

Po'*  $460 

Keller  J  to  L  Keller  may  li,  liquors  e'c  43'  6  State 

 $600 

Stewart  3  C  to  0  F  stone  may  15,   laundry  966  V 

^'"■en  ,2000 

McOauley  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  may  4,  saloon  flxt 

625  Harrison  $1000 

Keeley  Brg  Oo  to  J  hutler  may  4,  saloon  Hit  625 

Harrison  „qoo 

Wilson  K  to  W  Adams  m^y  16.  furn   $30u 

Mason  W  R  to  0  W  Dameier  may  16,  furn  13  43d, $186 
Ho'gren  A  A  to  L  Holmgren  may  13,  horses  etc.  $4C0 
Schroeder  J  to  H  A  F  Schroed^r  may  15,  saloon  173 

Mll^'av  ,2000 

Harding  J  A  to  L  A  Dunn  may  16,  furn  2t6  Walnut 

 »2B0 

Qnnderson  A  to  J  Abrahamsen  apr  2.  milk  business 

 $)76 

Natl  Builder  Pob  Oo  to  0  Fchackelford  may  13, 

goods,  plates,  bick  numbers  etc  185  Dearborj.tBOO 
Ohnesirge  H  to  E  Ohnesorge,  may  18,  mdse  1119 

Milwaukee  av  $2000 

Jacobson  W  L  to  W  Bermann  apl  19,  market  $66 

Wolf  &  Barnes  to  D  H  Barnes  may  7,  market  336  w 

Mat'ison  ,,oo 

Sullivan  HM  to  Thorwalt  &  Boelling  may  18,  leaf 

tobacco  etc,  270  Clark   f200 

jlyslinski  J  W  lo  V  Bardinbkl  may  17,  s  ms  638  No- 
ble st  ,5g 

Chum  J  E  to  a  W  Ohnm  may  20,  drugs  258  State 

  $1600 

Rud  J  A  to  B  Larson  may  8.  restaurant  179  Orand 

a'  $600 

Biedenbach  0  H  to  M  Kramer  apr  29,  grocery  2854 

"Wallabe  ,900 

Wight  S  A  (o  J  B  Boyd  may  18.  dental  offloe  126 

State  ,700 

Stnckmair  S  to  8  Stuckmair  apr  22,  saloon  267 

Canal  ^■^ 

Bornhoft  H  to  D  Bornhott  apr  1,  Yt   lut  in  florist 

business   ....$105 

Williams  S  B  to  J  Lanon  may  1.  furn  1300  n  Olark 

  $1600 

Coy  A  L  to  H  Klrshteln  apl  1,  Vi  drug  store  Wright 

and  63rd  jk  oo 

Wilcke  F  to  J  0  Walledon  may  I,  milk  business.  .$800 
Peatt  N  to  A  A  Parks  apl  in,  frrn  416  Madison. . .$266 

Mlien  J  to  T  Slien  mdse  218  WelU  $hoO 

Zutkowskl  L  to  L  J  Zatkowski  may  ir,  saloon  75 

I'ry  et  ,200 

Samson  M  B  to  T  Eteling  may  10,  forn  49  Pierce  st 

 $169 

Orafl  J  to     Qrafl  apl  18,  forn  339  w  12th  $200 

Graff  Q  to  A  Graff  may  1,  furn  339  w  12th  $150 

Young  S  to  J  J  Johnson  may  3.  farn  316  Olark..  .$600 
Beer  0  to  8  Baer  may  13,  mdse  116  Dearborn..  .$1000 

Morris  S  0  to  J  Fisher  may  10,  horse,  eto  $100 

Dalton  J  H  to  H  Meagher  may  9,  saloon  431  n  Olark 

   $4000 

Walter  G  W  to  u  Wagner  may  4,    unchroom  36 


Jellisnn  A  A  to  E  Bermao  may  8,  grocery  6969  Car- 

P»°ter   ,c,go 

Wells  0  E  to  W  W  Johnson  may  9,  type  eto  $  

Leonhart  M  to  L  Villa  may  8,  furn  1638  w  47th. $1200 
Best  Brg  Oo  to  L  Bockstatsler  may  9.  saloon  651  w 

 tsoo 

Wolferts  R  to  i  Hankel  may  8,  fnrn  342  Dearborn 

«^  $11.00 

O'Neill  0  O  to  J  B  Brooks  may  3,  mdse  353  w  Har- 

 $6000 

Dobieez  F  to  8  Kaeter  apl  27,  horse,  market  eto  96 

'^'sde  

Schmidt  J  J  to  0  Hchroeder  may  8,   saloon  3161 

Wentworth   $2500 

Bnnik  J  to  A  Wachonski  may  9,  grocery  23  Frank- 

 $40U 

Oalopy  T  W  to  0  E  Bausch  apl  27,   H  drug  stock 

3944  0  Grove  av  $2000 

Daroy  F  P  to  J  B  Connolly  may  9,  saloon  1C6  Meat- 

»rn  av  ,450 

Sprague  8  A  to  0  W  8milh  apr  — .  furn...".  $532 

Bncker  W  to  L  MoGuIre  apr  23,  furn  2219  Cottage 


Englewood  Hill,  It  HO  b  8.  Englewood 
Lumber  Gov  Martin  Breokway..$a>7  77 

Egglestnn's  f-nh.  n  l.'^O  ft  It  «2  b  8  of  pt  e 
ofORIAPRrtofni^ofn  i^ofue 
%  sec  28  38  14.  Prank  A  Winblad  et  al 
V  Ferd  W  and  Anna  R  Kahn  and  Don- 
ga' Mnir  ^^OO 

Hosmer  &  Maokey's  sob.  It  9  b  1,  bs  1  to 
6  and  12  to  16  in  snb  of  w  ?^  n  w  2 
39  13.  Wm  Z  Partello  v  Hans  A  Calland 
 $460.29 

Mandel's  snb,  It  75,  bs  5  to  8  of  Porring- 
ton  &  Scranton  sob  of  that  pt  n  of  the 
Barry  Point  Road  of  w  >^  a  w  3^  15  38 
13.  0  F  Holman  V  Joseph  Oonley . .  .$775 


APPL.IC4TI01V  FOB  BUIl  DIV« 


baee- 


br.ck 


Grove  av . 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


.$165 


Gage  et  al  resnb.  It  4  of  b  12  Sampson  & 
Green's  add.  Hntth  L  Henry  v  Fred 

Ooessele  $38.50 

Holntein,  Pierce's  add.  It  44  b  13.  Andrew 

Stanford  v  Horace  W  McKay  $119 

Robey  and  Ohio  ots,  prems  s  w  cor.  Ed- 
ward J  Molloy  V  Patrick  J  Jones. .  $1435 

Thompson  &  Holmes'  sob.  Its  27  and  28  b 
1  s  e  3^  17  68  14.  Edward  Kennealy  v 

B  F  Jones  $70 

Deming  ct,  prems  1956-67.  Charles  Schwe- 
der  et  al  V  0  H  Rathmann  $193 

Diversey  av,  prem  660.  Frank  Ziegler  et 
al  V  A  McDonald   $64..S6 

Diversey  av,  prem  560.  Robert  Banmear- 
ten  et  al  v  Same  $359.60 

Doty  Bros  &  Gordon's  snb  in  Beis'  snb. 
Its  140  and  141  s  w  3^  10  40  13.  John  M 
O'Leahy  v  J  W  La  Senr  $160 

Gilpin's  snb.  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  in 
Vernon  Pk  add  to  Ch'go.  J  W  Hiokey 
Oo  v  Roy  D  Onrry  $1182 

Hnrst's  resnb.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  1  to  4  and 
e  17  ft  It  5  Aesrs's  di»  of  Its  13  to  16  b 
6  and  Its  13  to  16  b  7  Linden  sec  21  88 
It.  U  8  Heap  v  Lorin  A  Barnes  $560 

Bntler,  Onmmings  &  Scnily's  sob  in  Mnn- 
son's  add,  It  1  b  2.  Standard  Radiator 
Oo  V  John  Powell  $142.64 

Fifty-fifth  st  and  Jefferson  av,  prem  n  e 
cor.  J  H  Lawson  &  Oo  v  John  B  Skin- 
ner, Geo  H  Brady,  Joliana  and  Patrick 
Chambers  $6326.19 

Edgewater,  N  Olark  add,  It  120.  Joseph  S 
Marootte  V  Frank  Werger  $211.41 

Owner's  snb,  Itl  29  and  30  of  b  1  of  Laf- 
lin.  Smith  &  Dyer's  snb,  of  n  e  sec 
20  40  14.  A  J  Harnett  v  John  D  Carlett 
 $60 

Hnrst's  resnb,  U  1  of  Its  1  to  4  and  e  17  ft 
It  5  Assr's  div  of  Its  13  to  16  b  6  and  Its 
13  to  16  b  1  Linden  Grove  sec  21  38  14. 
Aognst  Frey  et  al  v  Lorin  A  Barnes 
 $43r50 

Same,  It  2.  Christ  Petgmenn  et  al  v  Same 
 $48.75 

Oh'go,  Keith's  South  Pk  add,  Its  4  to  41 
iuc  sec  14  38  14  $68 

Irving  Pk,  It  14  b  25.  Angnst  J  Waldkiroh 
T  Oliver  L  Watson  $108.39 

Maywood,  It  19  b  212.  J  W  Barker  v  En- 
gene  8  Pebbles .. .   $23.65 


Dearborn  st  .S642,  0  W  Mills,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,400. 
Fifth  av  3144,  J  B  Johnson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,S00. 
Lafayette  av7]U8  and  7110.  F  Moeller,  2  stoiy  und 

basement  brick  dwelling.  $6,10(1. 
Forty-fifth  kt  sod  St  Lawrence  av,  northeast  corner, 
Board  of  Education,   Ihree  story  and  basement 
brick  side  to  echoolhou  e,  $15,000. 
South  Ohioago  av  7806-18.  Grand  CroeMng  Tack  Com 
pany,  2  story  and  basement  brick  factory,  |6,00u. 
Vincennee  av  4606,  H  0  Adams,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  »5.ii()0. 
Michigan  av  4007,  J  F  Page,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $12,0  0. 
Colorado  avSne,  M  Teaman,  two  2  stiry  and 

ment  brick  storen  and  flats,  $^,000. 
Astor  st  16,  G  Vigeant,  6  story  aad  basement 
flats  $26  000. 

Leland  av  201  and  2ii3,  C  E  Churchill.  2  story  and 

basement  brick  apartnreot  house.  $5  Oi  0. 
Cleveland  av  500,  Ph  Apfel,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  s  ore  and  flats,  t9,000. 
Garfield  av  478  J) 2,  Same.  1  story  and  basement  biiok 
stores,  $2,000 

Wabansla  av  217-223,  L  G  Halberg,  three  story  and 

bafemeot  brick  flats,  $20,000. 
Sfdgwick  st  768,  Joha  P  Larson,  tares  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,50". 
Will  st  14,  J  RakowskI,  4  story  and   basement  brick 

flats,  $8,(100. 

Franolsoo  st  489,  John  Voss,  three  story   and  ba-e- 

ment  brick  flats,  $;i,2f!0. 
Potomac  av  »07,  0  Srhow.  2  atory  and  basement 

briok  flats,  $3  8(  0. 
Wood  st  S  111,  Edward  K  Rodgers.   Iw>  three  story 

and  bisement  brick  store*  and  flats,  $i,5'j  1. 
Clarence  av  166,  Charles  Riol her,  three  story  and 

basement  briok  flats,  t6,(i00. 
t^eventeenlh  st  666,  Veolav  Slodek.  threi  story  and 

and  basement  brick  store  aai  flats,  $ii,BOO. 
Troy  st  1S6S-1372,  John   Kralbeo,    tour  1   story  and 

basement  brick  cottages,  $4.0(10. 
Sacramento  av  232,  Mrs  M  Olark,  2  story  and  oase- 

ment  brick  flats,  $  ,000 
Oakley  av  S  10J4,  B  Baierlnlzir,  2  story  b.iok  add, 

$3,(iOO. 

Monro*  st  6123  27,  Wm  T  Hill,  four  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings.  $16,(  0  ' . 

Winneconna  av  7869,  R  Brownell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flhts,  $3,5011. 

Halsted  st  4439-41,  E  Johnson,  four  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  $18,000 

Auburn  av  3230.  The  Rev  Krawesones,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  residence,  *in,000. 

Dickson  st  668,  John  Griot,  one  three-story  a-  d  base- 
ment brick  add,  $6,(i(i|). 

Leavitt  st  1841,  F  Brubns,  2  story  frame  flats  $?,nOO. 

Washington  st  669,  H  M  Hooker,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  add,  $7,500. 

Wentworth  av  5726,  P  H  Olson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  store  and  flat,  front  add,  $5,000. 

Morgan  st  S  6337,  Mrs  Mafilda  Larson,  2  story  ai,d 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,50G 

Ninety-sixth  and  98th  sts  bet.  w  of  I  0  tracks.  5  one 
story  and  basement  brick  car-shops.  $500,000. 

Ashland  av  5440-42,  E  Galvin,  1  story  frame  store  and 
dwelling,  $3,000. 

Congress  st  W  1531,  J  H  Finnegan,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  14,500. 

Twenty-second  st  W  1409,  F  Millies,  thros  story  and 
basement  brick  front  add,  $6,000. 

Osgood  st  116  and  117,  8  J  Jones,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats  and  barn,  $13,0U0. 

Bernard  av  2588,  A  H  Hill  &  Oo,  1  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $2,(00. 

Bernard  av  2629,  Same,  two  1  story  frame  cottages, 
$4,000. 

Sheridan  drive  172',  J  P  MoGuire,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $3,600. 

Wlnthrop  av  1086,  J  L  Cochran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $4,0U0. 

Oalnmet  av  4928,  Mrs  Ohrinsteio,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,(  00. 
Butler  st  7111)12,  Mca  Susie  Hick,  tno  2  story  frame 

dwelllDgs,  $8,000. 


May  25  1895. 


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503 


Qrand  blvd  3636-38,  W  I  Neebs.  two  three-story  and 
basement  briofe  dweiUngs,  t23,0u0 

Evergreen  av  207,  Peter  0  rt  Stinge,  three  8ti>ry  aod  1 
basement  brick  flats,  f  7,(iOO. 

Wallace  st  823,  H  0  White,  i  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t2,(j(iu. 

Armltage  av  334,  Henry  Johnson,  2  story  ard  base- 
ment brick  flats,  13.000. 

Qrand  blvd  35  0,  I  Jammowan,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  *  12.01  0. 

Green  et  6950,  J  F  Olson,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $5,U0  I. 

Thirty-third  st  883,  J  Karasek,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Sixty-siith  cjQft  628.  Sarah  Kice,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  13,300. 

Adams  st  806,  Dr  Martens,  three  story  ana  basement 
brick  addition,  13.000. 

Homan  av  765,  John  G  Lobstelu,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  »4,000. 

Fonrteeulh  et  W  7.:3,  Fred  Schlemme,  2  story  and 
basement  biick  flats,  $2,000. 

Baciue  av  27,  John  E  Granholm,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  rear  addition.  $2,010. 

Drexel  av  6536,  2  story  and  basement  brick  flats, 
$3,2)0. 

State  st  1136  and  1138,  Charles  E  R*  ctor,  4  st^ry  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building  and  store". 
$65,000. 

Lake  av  7770,  E  N  Smith  &  Oo,  2  story  'rame  dwell 
log,  t3,S»0. 

Lake  av  T776,  Same,  2  story  frame  dwelling.  $3,600. 

Calumet  av  612,  A  Slott,  2  story  and  basement  bi  ick 
dwelling,  *3,(00. 

Seventy  ihirJ  pi  146,  Jones  &  Foley,  two  2  story  and 
bassment  brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Ninety-second  278,  John  Born,  ihree  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Woodlawn  av  6127,  M  J  Condon,  2  s.ory  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $7,0u0. 

May  st  S  6499,  A  Huebenthal,  2  story  aud  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,0(jO. 

Milwaukee  av  1537,  Gni  Kleine,  three  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  flats.  fB.OOO. 

Wisconsin  st  13-19,  Ogden,  Shelden  &  (Jo,  1  brioi  ad- 
ditional story,  $4,0111'. 

Chicago  av  W  638,  F  Jhunek,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Wood  s  N  819,  Charles  Schn'z,  three  story  and  bass- 
ment brick  flat",  $2,400. 

Hoyne  av  628,  Benry  L  Hertz,  three  story  and  base 
mei>t  briCT  dwelling,  t  H'.OnO. 

Humboldt  st  391,  Henry  0  Kloook,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Thirty-first  st  E  318-26.  G  M  Ohamb  irlaln.  *  story 
and  oasameut  brick  stores  and  flats,  $6'>.l>ii(i. 

Clinton  st  18-22,  H  M  Hooker,  1  brlct  additional 
story,  $4,010. 

Seventeenth  st  646,  I  Smetanon,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Eedzle  and  Doaglas  avs,    sontheast    orner,  St 

Agatha's  Church,  1  brick  additional  stoi  y  to  schonl 

$8,f00 

Center  el  165,  M  Bibbler,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  addition,  $4,000. 
Exchange  av  4030,  Owen  Ahem,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Oakwood  blvd  191-197,  Hill  estate,  bri"k  basement 

addition,  $3,1  00. 
BnSalo  av  87i3,  O  Linna,  three  story  and  base-nent 

brick  flats,  $3,800. 
Jackson  st  716,  John  K  Matbeney,  three  story  and 

base'rent  brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Adams  st  16f  6,  H  A  Williams,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $6,600. 
Wabash  av  317-379,  Byron  Smith,  brick  basement 

addition,  $2.2i  0. 
Western  av  3422,  B  Fisher,  2  story  and  basement 

flats,  $2,600. 

Forty-seventh  st  T27-735,  J  M  Baslett,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores,  $3,600. 

Jackson  av  6610,  Jnhn  T  Keating,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $5,t00. 

Biohmond  st  186,  J  Oassidy,  2  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

North  8T  W  637,  John  Bell,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition.  $3,000. 

Danla  ay  726,  H  Lndwig,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 


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secured  or  not,  free  of  ch-irge.  Our  fee  not  duo 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3'-2page  Book  Free. 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &  CO.,  Attorneyf  at  Law, 
Vpp. U. S.  Pat.  Office      WASHINCIICN,  D.  C. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago.  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotorers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  8t.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9uO  kilometers)  of  railway,  ezoln- 
eive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  Sontb 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  indnstrial  sncoess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  commnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfaotorers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  7ino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  inetrn- 
mentality  of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  ft  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqniries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur- 
Dished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  U.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

m  Old  Colonj  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  ACjrBJNTS.  (  


ANDBB80N.  Gnstavng,  Er  om  2.  70  La  Salle  st. 
BaIBD  &  WARNER,  Rme.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  n. 
BABNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BRUO    £>.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  "=on8.,  Bm  37,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ooein  Bid 
ODLLEBTON,  E,  F.,  Room  16, 195  La  rialle  Ml. 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  i  Co.,   21  floor  Dearborn  and 

Wa'hlngton  sts. 
DBLAMATER,  8..  56  Dearborn  st.  Hnmboldt  Park 

p-operty  a  specialty. 
DBEYBR  E.  8.  4  Co..  108  Dearborn  at. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  h  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 

EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
KQGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  et. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  &  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  of 
Oommero  , 

EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St.;  Branch 

offices:  Halsted  and  7l6t 

66th  Bonlevard. 
i*'BICKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QKTOHELL  E.  F.,  210  Home  Insnranoe  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  b  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
GORDON  C.  Ij.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiic  Temple. 
aONZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  m  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLB0T,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  *  Oo,  85  Washington  st. 

LANGHENBY,  B.  J.,  Associa'ion  Bldg  ,  153  and  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
MAGILL  J.  0.  i  OO.,  LaSalle  and  Wafhiugton 

8ti  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St." 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG  DLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  204  La  Salle  8t. 
MDLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
NOB  1  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Bloc  k,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  00.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bl<'g. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

8CBNEIDEB  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SOHDMAOBEB  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  a^ 
8HUBART  AARON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUN  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  at. 
WALKEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpli 

SSANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BAKKBB8. 

DBEYEB  K.  8.,  i  Co.,  108  Dearbort  et. 
GBBENEBADM  S0N8,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  IXJHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  4  Oo.,  164DearborL 
WA8MANSD0RF  Si  HEINEMANN,  147  ftandolps. 


Alsitracts  of  Title. 


HADDOCK  VALLSTTE  h  RI0KG0BD8,  107  Dear- 
born 8t. 

HANDY  *  00.,  92-4  Wasnlngtom  «t. 
PBLTZKB,  OTTO  &  00.,  86  Washington  »*. 
BBOOBDEB'8  ABSTRACT   DEPT..   Ocnnty  fonrt 
Horn*. 


REVELL'S 

CUBTAIIJ  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ave&Adams  sr, 


50  { 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


May  25, 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

— -™  I  &  CO.  I »— - 

PAY  SPKCIAb  ATTKMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANTTFAOTTIBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SB  WN  IN  THE  OITI. 


IF  you  WANT  AN 


FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful.men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St 

CHICAGO. 


mm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  ^  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HEI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBIS1IAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and   MadJson  Bts. 

M.i.  56..  Chicago. 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  [iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tile 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


One  Profit  from  manf  r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  r  e  w  s^— n^Mi 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

\Nothlng  about  PH  P  A  P  fjfcspf  their 
them       Wlll-nr  pr/te 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

SoppartB  Back  nhere  ceed-d. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &Co.,^ 


216  Wabaeh  air 
HICaGo. 


P.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS, 


:  Particular  at-: 
Itention  given: 
:to  r^^modeling: 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and: 
:  drainage  : 
:      systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


/  tlae  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  Eoglacd. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York, 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LAHAIiliK  8TKKKT. 

CHICAOO  IliLilNOlM 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  aiarquette  Bids,  N-  W.  Cor.  i>earborn  and  Adams  Streets 


OJTFICK  AND 
15th  Street  and  Ashland  ATenne. 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.Gospve&Go. 

:  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDQ.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  percent  fees 
for  sale.  ^ 


James  T.  Hotnb.  Fbank  G.  Hotne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

EEAL  ESTATE 

ant 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  10,  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


FLOOD . 


Ifo9. 


0HA8.  P.  TATLOB 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COmHIEBCTAIi  AVEXIJB, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

.SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in'  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Qplnlons  of  Titles  Farnlshe^. 


Chicago. 


B     B.  BBOWNELI,, 
Prest. 


H.  H  OBOBS, 

Vice-Prest. 


OE).  E.  LAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treae 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Chicaqo. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 


WM.  F.  TEMPEI.. 


EBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTH.  NY  SCHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SHE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIN2;iE  STREET,  COR  CLARK, 


Chicag-Q 

Directory 
Compsiiiy 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDINC 

Clark,  S.  W.  Cor.  Adams  »t8. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

•LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicaffo 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHIOA&O  DIUECTOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OP  CHICAGO, 
25  ots„  50  oti„  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


eie  of  the  latest  Direotorle*  of  all  tbe  other  Isrse    ties  oup  b« 
found  At  onr  o(Qpe  (or  w»  of  tb^  piibH«, 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  22. 


CHICAGO,  JUNE  1,  1895. 


Off  ce  163  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  HEAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  ioans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KBRFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  Jstate,  [pan 

and  JTinandal  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  IntereBts  of  Non-Residents, 

WILLYS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  L.  WABNE&. 
Consniting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  BaIrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  -  Estate  -  and  -  Mm. 

Real  Esta'e  bought  and  sold  espeially 
in  the  nortnwe==t  portion  of  the  city. 

■3i415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,(& 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 

6% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 
MEAD  &  COE,  -Wasliirigton street. 

GIIjBEBT  M.  WEEK8.                                                          D.  OOLBEBT. 
Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

Special  attention  Klven  to                               (V^  1  O  P>  OT^ 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                          ViJ.-'-^Cl^  ^  • 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

STos.  14S  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 

MortKBgeg  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 

J-H,  l49L-aSalleStrKl 

l#ANi#LI5olNGEN 
I  nVl  1      &  BRO* 

Eemoved  to  125  Dearborn  st  "tooR. 

Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

(^HAN©LER  6c  €®.. 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLB.  - 

A.  O.  8LAUGHIEB.                                                       WM.  V.  BAKES . 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  i  V  Lia,  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.T.  struck  Exchange.  Members  Chicago  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

C.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate, Loans  and  Investments, 

Boom  938  t^ttock  Exchange  Baildins, 
S.  W.  Cor.  lia  Salle  and  Washineton  Streets, 

cmcACo. 

EDWIN  B.  BHEIiDON.                                 EUOENEH.  FISHB0BN. 
WM.  OODKN  OBE£N.                                 UANDOLPH  E.  FISHBUBN . 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  laaS. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien  Bldg.,  34  Olsirk  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TJBIiEPHOKE:  1416. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SALLE  STREET,  H.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  CHICAGO. 

Established  1879.                        Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO,, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office                    Branch  Office 

\B7  ^  1  99  PeHrljOrn  St-           Oalumet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel.  oskiand  287, 

50-FOOT  CORNER 

On  East  avenue  and  Harvard  street,  Oak  Park. 
$750.   Terms  easy. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Harlem  av., 
Or  315  Dearborn  St.  CMcago. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'Sities. 

l»a:ortga,g©  Lioa.ns. 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

506 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  1  ,1895, 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

A.or©  .  Tracts  •  FiirolisLseci 

Or  Sal9di7icLed  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTEH  OCEAN  BUILDIITa. 


IStalrs  Cabinet  Work  dirilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  aod  Eiczie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  CtlicagO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Bandolph  St .. 

CHICACiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6, CO  to  tSO.OU  per  annam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

"Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
-3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULE TTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbca  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS. 


"o;- 


<JoaD«   J  Real  Estate  ,  also  Building  Loans 

Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  <feCo. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolpli  Street, 

Telephone  Ualn  26IS,  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  l-J- 


E.  55  Htreet. 


WaehlDgtOD, 


OHIOAGO 


R  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    66     MBTROfOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

Prsncii  B.  Peabody.  Jas.  L.. Houghteling. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Mecknics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 

•  Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.    All  required 

.information  given  at  office. 

•  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  main  112.  ClliC£lg"0,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVI8ED  AND  OOBBEOTED  BVKBY  WEEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MABKBD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OP  THE  PBOPEBTI 
ADVEBTI8BD  EXCEPT  WHBBB  THE  OWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBKHS  IS  aiYEN, 


BOOTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

.     125.    RU  16,500 

Armoor  av.  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
$1,500  oaeh  required.     Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 
Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15....$  7,000 

Bovren  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.     W  8  .|7,500  and  |  8,000 
Oalamet  av,  near  SOth  st)  60  ft,  make  oflfer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


125 

60 
176 


^23,000 


5,U00 


Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  honse. 

B  15  1  5  200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  16. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot<?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,SO0  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1  • 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  ^ 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
inoombrance  $15,00o.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  U .  | 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  £Oth  st,  100x200.    A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

^     B'<Jg  •  $  600 

Drexel  blvd,  near  list  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    oor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  brick  bouse.    B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house, 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  et,  10  rooms,  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house, 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house, 

Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  bouse.   

Ellis  av,  bet  46lh  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  sel, 

n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,C00 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

„     ®  P-;    $10,500 

torty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4.  $ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4   

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  

Oor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4. 

Oor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4 

or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.    P  4. . 

Cor  60x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4. 

Oor  50x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 
P  4  

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P4  7  1  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooma.  stone.  B  16. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  <!  '220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  J  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  bnok.    B15..*.^$  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $loi500 

Grand  blvd, near  46th  st,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 


B  16.  $20,000 

B  15. $10,000 
B  15..$  8,600 

B  16.  $13,000 
.  B  15. $13,000 
.  B  15. $30,000 

B  16.$  4,500 


300 


.$  326 


250 
30C 
260 
200 
260 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  $ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  | 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.  V  6.  .  .".  , $ 
Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  daya 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  rednoed  from  $22,C00.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Faohes  <fc  Co,  841  63d  st  $18  000 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  IS. $10  000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Indianaav,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15  $10,f00 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15       $17  500 
Indiana  av,  near  59th  (.t,  10  rooms,  frame.    B  16.".'$  6,'eOO 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 
foot.    W8   ^ 


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Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft!  V  6  $ 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  lOdaysonJv 
per  foot.    V6  '  


105 
80 

76 


200 
260 


510,000 


7,000 
9,000 


.$ 


.$  220 


Kenwood.— LargP  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houres;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  av  .near  47th  st.lO-room  stone  house.B  15 
Kenwood  district. —Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27  000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain.  Q  8.  ' 
Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10  000 
Lake  av.  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  &t,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  ilbfion 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.  B  15 ]  $35'()00 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms;  ' 

a  cozy  home.    W  8   |  6  500 

Langley  av.  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot  V*6.'  .'.'.*  $  '  90 
Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  honse.  B  lh'.$20  000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok."    B  15 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  at,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15    $10  000 
Main  st,  near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawle"r 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st   g  1  100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  '  B  15!!."$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  61st  st,12-room  briok  house.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B15.  $30  000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.sv  f  50  or  lOOxiei]  ' 

price  per  foot.    W8  _'|  uq 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain^  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15 ...  $15  ono 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15.."  $  50(10 
Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  .".'.'.'$lo'ono 
Oakenwaldav,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  honse.  B  16  $  9000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house  ' 

,  ^   .'.$14,000 

Uakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11  000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

^  ,  *y   •  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  .'$45  000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware-  ' 
house,  100  X  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

„    ^""l-;---:-.  $  1,850 

froperty  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  |30  000 

Root  Bt,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn"  ' 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il   |20  000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  g  3Q0 

Sidney  av,  near  44i;h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.  B  16.  ! ! ! !  $  8!500 
Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  15.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10^000 

Sixty  first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  .$13,000 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms! 

briok.    B  15  |  4  500 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  76  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fuohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

„   $10,000 

iSonth  Parkav,  near  34th  it,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 
Thornton.— 30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    0  18  |4oo,  or  $12,000 

Iwenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 


Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage.  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  . .  $1600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four  ' 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  fioors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8 . 

Vinoennes  av,oor  47th  st,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  16.  $17  000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  $  8  000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15  $17  000 
Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  $  'i65 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  prioe  aw"ay" 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  16 ....  $15  000 
Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .  $23  000 
Wabash  av.  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13     2 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot",    v'e!!!.   $ 

Wabash  av,  c'owntown  Central  propeyty"at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n  ar  12th  st,    2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   ...  $90  000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180*.'  'ru*  $25  000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house  ' 

B  15   ^  9  (1Q0 

Washington  av,  near  Slst  st,  12  rooms,  frame.'  BU  $17  000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4fh  st,  frame  livery  stal-le,  ' 

lot  60  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $16  500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  U-room  "bric'k 'iiouse.' 

a,    ^,   $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  $18  000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $25V!00 
W  ,odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  olear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Ohioago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  60  ft.    W  8       $  8  600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8    ."  |  f'soQ 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part  ' 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fallerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 


$576.  W8. 


Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vaoant,  50x125,  price 
per  foot.    A  13   . .  jj 

Clark  si  N,  3-stcr  j  new  briok,  stone  front  and*l6 
rooms.    A  13     | 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  streel;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    O  12 


$  5,400 


90 


12,000 


„.  „   $28,000 

Uearboin  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only   Z  33  $12  500 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  prioe  per" foot.  ' 

^8  ^  gg 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-rJ(Dm 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne-  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  oash.  Z  33  |  g^Qoo 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2  story  frame  lot 

33x164  ft      W8  ..$13,000 

liidgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
eleotric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc .  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
<fe  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50.  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  O.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.    The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
on    the    North    Shore.      All    flashings  and 
water  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.     A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  honse 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  diiiing  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first  class  manner.    The  honse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 


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BB4L  ESTATK  FOR  SALE. 

every  room.  Seooad  floor  is  finished  with 
onrly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtaiped;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plQDQbiDg  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  farnaoe,  which  will  heat  the  honse 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  76  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire  place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  np  stairs.  You  cannot  afiford  to  let 
this  pass  withoDt  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  AO  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sicknesp,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo^  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  |i5,ono 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  ,  $  2,3f0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  ^onth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  buildi  tg,  18  rooms. 

A  13    $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  s-t,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.     W  8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.     W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houoes  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  liat  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
•  &  Co.,  1242  Bast  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58}^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  snflBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23>^.     4.  13  $  5,300 

Seminery  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t.    W  8  ....  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, ILake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bQilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisiun,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO  room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

^EST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.  $1,050 

Adams  8t  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
<fc  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r<sidenoe,  worth  $l<i,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-Btory  and  basement, 


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brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  south  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,  .  <  34  6-lOxlOO  )  \  20x128  )  ...  .  ^ 
size  of  ot  ]  29  3-10x100  \  I  35x128  \  ^''^ 

2-  8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  bouses  cost  to  br-'''^.  0  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^2  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  8  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  P  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam- heated  flat  building.  W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyoe,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    B  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lot8 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17   $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  Btory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  av,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jaokeon  blvd,  near  t^edzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11 T  $  5.CO0 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232.  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  8t  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112, 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    B  11.  $10,000 

Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st . 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

laid.    Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  .Vdams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Polk  st,  neo-r  (  «»ntr«)  av,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <fc  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tne  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tekc 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  eqnity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linacott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,250 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  sf  25x125.    W8....$  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125 .    W  8  ....  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3a 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
nefir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  cash.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  50  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
facturing  pt\rposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  por  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal, 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,    olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes. 


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June  1,  1895 


REAL  £STATE  FOR  SALE. 

lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  partionlars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Franoisoo. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonvenienoes,  bavine 
been  fitted  np  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Ohioago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  frnit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selliog  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  fi  309  $  5 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orauge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Ohioago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Oo, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,<i00  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,0t0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  6tore  furniture.  pobtofiBce,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  average^* 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  5 

MISOELLANEOTIS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,0^10  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,f  00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  olear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11   •  4  400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelbug  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent^d;H  2       $4  800 

Ualsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  ' 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.l    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2   «21  600 

Harvey.— $15,000  property,  mostly  improved'  and  ' 
olear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5%  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance" 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil.  $40  000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  ' 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings- 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  doe  soon,  $500  doe  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  olear    lots    or    land,    or    good  outside 

property.    E6   $16  000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement  ' 
Btone  front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  enoum- 
bered  $8,000;  want  farm,    W  U  $18,00Q 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

^   $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  olear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $!6,500 

MOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  0  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
a<re  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12   $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20  000 

Lake  View.— 15,000  in  olear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  E  14, 
Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  O  12. 
 $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Gartield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.  0  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  J>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  S-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000 
Price  $10,000,    8  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Oolony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.    Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  Tliis 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.     Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Georgia~550-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo.  olear- 
$15,000;  want  oity  property.    W  12,  ' 
Indiana— Hotel,  a  Une  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.    Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  OFnoE,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.    Will  take  about  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 
Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Kansas--160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  in  Nov,  1894  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-stor*. 
Will  take  oity  property  for  equity.    B  15, 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

olear;  $60,000;  want  oity  property,    D  14. 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out 
houses,  wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  wate- 
running  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i,  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  H. 
Minnesota.— Wilkin  Oo,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  |  jq 

LAKE  MINNETONKA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  160,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  16. 

WISCONSIN, 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  oity  of  20,000  population, 
olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 

Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exolnsive 
Agency  Bureau, 

MIBOSLLANEOU8 , 
Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $iO,000,  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5  000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  8  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 

nnimproved  landa  and  X  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.    Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate,    S  15, 

Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE, 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  firet-olase 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-Story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Addresn  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  Dice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150  00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.    Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  4  D 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal.  ' 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6.  o  T  ,  m 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  eto.    D  H  Roe  &  Oo,  58  N  Olinton 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson. 
Rookford,  III. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  oash  on  good  equity.    P  I2, 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity,  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building.  ' 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


Wanted—Miscellaneous. 

An  experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Most  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply, 
X  1 5. 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  i  CO., 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 


June  1  189E. 


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The  First  National  Bank  &  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS; 

I  YUAN  J.  Gage.  Pre-ldent.  JiS.  B.  Fokqan,  Vice  President. 

BloaABD  J.  MBKET.  Cashier.  Holmes  Doge.  Ass't  Cashier. 

Fbabk  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 


DIRECTORSl 

Sam'i.  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawbbnok. 
F,  D.  Qeat.  Nobman  B.  Beam. 

R.  0.  Niokebson.  L.  J.  GAqb. 

A.  A.  Oabpenteb.  Jas. 


8.  W.  AllebtOn. 
Nelsok  Mobbis. 
Eugene  S.  Pike. 

B.  FOBQAN. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and   94  Wasliirigrton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate 
and  the  sai/e  of  tiest  mobtgages 
a  speoialty  . 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


EDWJIRD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOETE  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hunn- 
Doldt  bivd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

R,oorxi  ai     -     -      1S5  Olark.  Street 


FOR  SALE. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 


In  their  addition  to 


MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

-Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Gall  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.-  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CalifoFnia  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
14  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  ExcUange  Buildins,  -  Chicago. 

OorDer  WaBhingtoD  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


CUcap  Iflterior  Decorating  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantels  Tiles,  Cer  amicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
■49  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 
Formerly  occupiea  JJgjjj.y  "  ibjjleg  Qq^ 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  vyant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,         rR'lVi4f*Sr\  T11 
NEWSTQCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  V'^^^&^'l^^* 


Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  2  18  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANTTFACTXJBEBS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  1157  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

Title 

Guarantee 
-"-Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago,] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  RCs 
celver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

FBOMFT  SKBYIOE  AND  BBABONABLB  BAIBB. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNK  Gaenett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vioe-Preet. 
A.  A.  grEWA-BT,  Sec'y.    0-  R.  Labbabee,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Xroet  Officer. 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,Museeand  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jaokson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnons  performanoes  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Chicago  Price 
10  15  25  35  50     B.ix  seats  $1. 


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Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JUNE  1.  1895. 


FINANCE  AND  TRADE. 


What  the  present  rise  In  the  wheat  market  means 
to  the  farmer  and  the  country  generally  can  be  readily 
understood  when  it  is  considered  that  our  wheat  ex- 
ports constitute  a  large  proportion  of  our  foreign 
trade  and  amount  in  good  years  to  nearly  1200,000,000, 
and  seldom  fall  below  $:  00.000,000.  Cotton  alone  sur- 
passes wheat  as  an  article  of  export.  Without  a  sur- 
plus of  wheat  it  would  be  very  difficult  to  keep  the 
balance  of  trade  in  our  favor,  but  with  a  fair  crop 
and  a  good  foreign  demand  the  two  requisites  of  pros- 
perity are  combined. 

Prices  have  risen  not  so  much  on  account  of  foreign 
scarcity  as  because  of  fear  lest  our  owe  wheat  supply 
should  be  short  It  is  true  that  Beerbohm,  Europe's 
leading  authority  on  such  matters,  reports  that 
Argentina's  shipments  to  Europe  will  most  probably 
be  "uninportant  after  this  month,"  and  says  that  in 
no  part  of  the  globe  are  wheat  prospects  more  than 
ordinary.  The  former  statement  is  significant  in 
connection  with  the  fact  that  for  two  months  Argen 
tina's  wheat  shipments  to  Europe  have  averaged  two 
million  bushels  a  week.  The  heavy  stocks  afloat  for 
Europe  reported  since  the  1st  of  April  were  largely 
shipments  from  Argentina  and  Russia,  and  the  fact 
that  these  are  now  falling  off  must  create  a  demand 
for  American  wheat  in  England  and  on  the  continent 

The  reports  of  crop  damage  in  our  own  country 
seem  thus  far  to  be  somewhat  exaggerated.  The 
Agricultural  Department  estimates  an  average  crop 
of  wheat  taking  the  country  as  a  whole.  Winter 
wheat  in  the  central  wheat  belt  has  undoubtedly 
been  seriously  damaged  by  bugs  and  dry  weather 
but  in  the  northern  belt,  and  particularly  the  great 
wheat  producing  States  of  the  Northwest,  ttie  yield 
promises  to  be  unusually  heavy;  and  a  similar  report 
comes  from  the  Pacific  States. 

The  rise  in  wheat  then  can  not  be  due  entirely  to 
the  probability  of  short  crops  in  this  country.  It  is 
rather  an  indication  that  business  confidence  and 
activity  have  returned.  The  wheat  market  was 
certain  to  improve  with  the  return  of  prosperity. 
With  the  market  values  of  all  other  products  of  field 
and  factory  rising,  the  price  of  wheat  was  bound  to 
go  up.  And  the  price  will  be  permanently  restored  if 
these  causes  are  permanent. 

Reports  from  banks  and  from  mercantile  business 
are  favorable.  Not  only  has  the  clearing-house  busi- 
ness increased  immensely,  but  loans  and  country 
bank  business  likewise.  Jobbing  trade  throughout 
the  entire  country  continues  above  the  average  for 
this  season  of  the  year.  Manufacturers  are  busy  al- 
most without  exception,  and  the  improvement  is  as 
general  as  it  is  positive. 

Wall  street  reports  a  healthy  demand  for  good  secur- 
ities. It  is  said  that  within  the  last  few  weeks  sales 
of  stocks  aggregating  over  $100,000,000  have  been 
made  in  New  York  to  foreign  investors.  The  credit 
of  this  country  in  Europe  was  never  better  than  it  is 
to-day,  and  it  is  a  remarkable  fact  that  while  the 
partisan  newspapers  are  predicting  all  sorts  of  dire 
calamities  as  the  prospective  result  of  free  silver 
coinage,  our  securities  are  being  more  freely  pur- 
chased abroad  than  for  many  months. 

The  effect  of  all  this  improvement  on  rear  estate 
values  is  most  of  interest  to  our  readers.  Their  turn 
will  come  next,  however,  and  that  soon,  it  is  to  be 
hoped.  The  hoom  in  real  estate  which  is  sure  to  fol- 


low a  recovery  from  panic  always  starts  in  the  great 
centers  and  in  time  reaches  the  smaller  cities  and 
the  farming  lands.  There  have  recently  been  large 
sales  of  real  estate  in  New  York  city  at  good  prices 
and  more  will  be  chronicled  from  week  to  week. 
With  the  spread  of  prosperity  the  entire  country  will 
feel  the  boom  and  prices  of  real  estate  everywhere 
will  rise. 

In  the  history  of  this  country  the  growth  of  wealth 
is  surprising,  and  in  no  form  is  it  more  remarkable 
than  in  the  value  of  land.  This  is  owing  to  the  fact 
that  the  tendency  of  civilization  is  for  people  to 
gather  into  large  cities  where  the  increase  in  land 
values  in  the  course  of  years  is  almost  fabulous. 
Henry  Gannett,  of  New  York,  has  recently  published 
some  statistics  covering  the  wealth  of  the  country 
from  which  he  concludes  that  in  1850  it  was  $7,136,- 
000,000;  in  1860,  $16,160  000,000,  and  in  1870,830,069,- 
000,000,  with  per  capita  wealth  at  $308,  $514,  and  $780 
respectively,  thus  showing  steady  and  great  gains. 
In  1880  the  wealth  was  $-13,642,000,000,  or  an  average 
of  $870  to  each  inhabitant;  in  1890  it  was  about  $62,- 
600,000,000,  or  about  $1,'  00  to  each  inhabitant,  and  at 
both  of  the  latter  dates  it  was  greater  than  the 
wealth  of  any  other  nation.  It  would  be  impossible 
to  say  what  figure  real  estate  holdings  cut  in  this 
computation,  but  they  must  be  enormous. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  only  day  this  week  on  which  the  stock  market 
has  shown  any  boom  was  Wednesday.  The  opening 
was  strong,  but  the  close  was  weak.  On  the  morn- 
ing call  West  Chicago  sold  at  134i,  the  highest  price 
at  which  it  has  sold  since  the  present  rise  began,  but 
on  the  afternoon  call  it  fell  to  1311  and  closed  at  that 
figure.  North  Chicago,  which  sold  earlier  in  the 
week  up  to  295,  went  down  on  the  reaction  to  291. 
Alley  Elevated  sold  at  12  and  Lake  Street  at  15. 
Diamond  Match  went  up  to  137.  At  this  figure  con- 
siderable stock  was  offered  and  the  price  sagged  again 
to  136.  Strawboard  rose  to  50.  It  is.  believed  that 
there  are  inside  forces  behind  this  stock  which  are 
bound  to  put  the  price  still  higher.  For  some  time 
there  has  been  noticeably  a  considerable  advance 
and  the  top  is  by  no  means  reached  yet. 

The  high  prices  of  wheat  and  the  activity  on  the 
Board  of  Trade  are  by  no  means  favorable  to  busi- 
ness on  the  stock  exchange.  Recent  crop  reports 
have  been  very  unfavorable  and  bankers  are  inclined 
to  be  cautious  in  the  face  of  the  fact  that  a  poor  crop 
year  would  mean  disaster  to  general  business. 

Elevated  railway  securities  are  now  at  their  lowest 
and  are  sure  to  rise  sooner  or  later.  No  one  who  saw 
the  Decoration  day  crowds  could  fail  to  be  impressed 
wir.h  the  possibilities  of  street  railway  traffic  in  Chi- 
cigo.  It  is  probably  a  conservative  estimate  that  a 
million  fares  were  taken  in  the  city  on  that  day.  Of 
course  this  was  exceptional,  but  it  shows  what  the 
future  needs  of  the  city  will  require  and  also  points 
to  the  not  far  distant  success  of  the  present  elevated 
roads  whose  stock  is  now  selling  at  12, 15  and  18  cents 
on  the  dollar. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  acd  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  May  25,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 

Per- 
oenta^ee 
Inc.  Deo. 


WEEK  ENDING 

MkY  26,  1895. 


WEEK  ENDING 

MAT  25,  1894. 


New  York.... 

e  662,202.636 

$  464,141,930 

40.5 

96,435,584 

80,770,fOt 

18.2 

93,521,596 

75,661,969 

23.6 

Philadelphia.. 

72,259.782 

55,083,319 

31.2 

St.  LoniB.  .  . 

24.609,636 

20,184,733 

22.8 

San  Fraooiaoo. 

10,987,175 

14.140  000 

Baltimore  .... 

12,935,486 

12.949,662 

Pittsburgh. . . . 

16,216,188 

13.552,7f5 

12,5 

Oinoinnati .... 

13,256,200 

11,757,050 

12.8 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

10,670,046 

9,023,130 

16.6 

New  Orleans  . . 

8,216,528 

6,099,362 

34.8 

4,697,599 

3,620,289 

24.0 

Milwankee. . . . 

4,625,916 

3,261,562 

42.1 

6,914,847 

5,988,961 

Lonisvili*...  4< 

6,181,681 

6,501,604 

10.6 

10.8 
Nom 


l.l 


MlDneapolis  . , 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

Honstou*  

St.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 
Uolnmbns  .... 

Hartford  

Kiohmond  .... 
Washington. .. 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. , .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven . . . 
Savannah  .... 
Springfield. ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

Waco*  

Syracuse  .... 
Des  Moines. . . 
Qrand  K<ij>ids 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  Oity . . . 
Los  Angeles  . . 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jaoksonyille. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton. 
Bay  City*... 
Fall  River*... 

Akron  *  

Springfield*. . 

Canton*  

Sioux  Falls*. 
Fremont*.... 
Hastings*. . . . 
Chattanooga*. 

Fargo*  , 

Nashville* .... 
Galveston*. . . 
Salt  Lake  City. 

Rockford  

Helena  

Scran  ton  

Kalamazoo... 
Uttle  Rook*.. 


7,897,516 
3,366,049 
5,067,000 
6,485.311 
4,422,879 
4,610,060 
2,831,321 
4,337,768 
3,679,200 
2,141,356 
2,085,976 
1,178,022 
2,186,732 
1,228,766 
1,966,720 
2,047,640 
1,112.278 
1,608,593 
1,661,218 
1,481,119 
1,812,449 
1,306,172 
1,278,548 
1,098,421 
1,274,883 
1,618,187 
1,235,430 
1,215,460 
817,181 
466,372 
622.443 
813.735 
871,662 
436,766 
1,266,157 
666,485 
380,830 
356,102 
326,326 
250,750 
391.147 
451,875 
417,327 
485.715 
320,679 
362,600 
316,205 
778,559 
267,663 
190,442 
205,800 
61,313 
54,900 
53,218 
262,521 
120,626 
847,370 
4,040,685 
9£0,092 
272.254 
662,841 
777,965 
272,650 
320,382 


6566,615 
6,063,728 
4,002,200 
4,262.531 
2,711,925 
4,198.670 
4,783.762 
2,660,076 
3.466,300 
1,682.038 
2,104,010 
1,600,546 
2,133,280 
1,478.056 
1.572,300 
2,344,811 
973,240 
1,283.748 
1,311.750 
1,624.371 
1,272,148 
1,214,616 
1,303,082 
765,693 
1,133,643 
951,450 
910,408 
1,159,861 
819,551 
459,809 
630,770 
710,167 
814,810 
627,671 
9C5,973 
406,200 
241,120 
249,374 
357.789 
468,490 
348,250 
317,203 
369,020 
485,762 
2a5,670 
327,300 
282,158 
632,955 
152,649 
156,233 
135,400 
120,489 
105,879 
84,961 
172,121 
94,940 
917,102 
3,286,270 
913,609 


41.9 

26.2 
28.7 
63.0 
7.6 

63.7 
6.5 
34.1 


62  7 
26.3 


21.1 
40.0 


No  returns 


Total,  U.S.  $1,111,844,944  $  854,566,902  £0.8 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  T.    467,640,307       390,424,972   18  8 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  . 


111,274,036 
6,800.178 
1,048,336 
626.522 
872,733 


I 


Total,  Can....  $19,721,806 
*Not  included  in  totals. 


7,863,377 
4,114,776 
815,220 
489,719 
707,591 


$13,283,'  92 


43.8 
41.4 
21.6 
28.0 
23.5 


33.3 


40  8 


2.3 
24.8 


17.2 
11.4 

42  6 
7.4 

45.4 
12.3 
67.0 
35.1 
4.2 

10.3 
13.2 
14  5 
IC.O 

40.0 
31.1 
57.6 
42.8 


12.3 
46.2 
13.3 

8.1 
7.6 
8  8 
22.9 
76.9 
22.4 


Nom 
21.4 

11.9 

12.8 
14.0 


7.S 
1.8 

Nom 
22.7 


8.9 
46.3 


Nom 


67.6 
43.0 
37.9 


7.4 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  magnificent  gains  of  the  past  weeks  are  con* 
tinned.  New  York  leads  with  40.5  percent  advance' 
over  the  corresponding  week  last  year.  Chicago 
shows  a  gain  of  i8.2  percent,  which  is  about  the  same 
as  the  average  of  improvement  for  the  entire  country 
outside  New  York.  Only  seventeen  cities  report 
losses  to  any  considerable  amount.  Among  these 
western  and  farwestern  points  predominate.  The 
wave  of  improvement  seems  to  have  struck  the  east 
first  and  has  not  yet  reached  to  the  Pacific  coast. 

One  feature  of  the  recovery  of  confidence  is  the 
rapid  accumulation  of  money  in  the  banks  ^t  all  the 
great  financial  centers.  The  New  York  banks  are 
taking  money  on  deposit  faster  than  they  can  loan  it 
out.  Their  reserve  is  nearly  $40,000,000,  and  the  re- 
cent bank  statement  shows  a  gain  of  nearly  two  and 
a  half  millions,  notwithstanding  the  fact  that  since 
April  1  loans  have  expanded  to  the  extent  of  $;8,- 
000,000.  Deposits  during  the  same  time  have  in- 
creased $57,500,000.  The  total  of  loans  is  $500,000,000, 
which  indicates  that  somebody  is  finding  an  active 
use  for  money. 


Junei,  I89f5 


TttE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


513 


It  is  not  easy  to  account  for  the  source  of  tbese 
suddenly  augmented  Idle  funds  in  bank  in  face  of  the 
large  loans.  Even  the  bankers  profess  that  they  do 
,not  know  exactly  where  the  money  comes  from.  But 
it  is  thought  that  a  large  proportion  of  the  money  has 
been  until  recently  in  hoarding.  With  the  return  of 
confidence  it  has  been  drawn  out  of  safes  and  old 
stockings  and  put  back  into  the  banks  again.  A 
good  many  millions  might  be  accounted  for  in  this 
way,  and  the  fact  is  thus  demonstrated  that  a  return 
of  confidence  brings  out  a  great  volume  of  circulating 
medium  ready  for  investments  and  loans.  The  late 
panic  was  largely  financial.  It  was  intensified  if  not 
caused  by  a  distrust  of  the  banks.  When  depositors 
withdrew  their  funds  loans  and  discounts  had  to  be 
curtailed  and  the  resulting  stringency  drove  business 
men  to  the  wall.  With  confidence  restored  there  are 
ample  funds  at  command  for  all  business  require 
ments. 

Rising  prices,  which  have  heretofore  been  thought 
to  be  merely  spasmodic,  are  now  the  rule  rather  than 
the  exception.  Several  important  household  staples 
— among  them  oil  and  flour— have  risen  from  50  to 
100  percent  in  price  within  a  few  weeks.  There  is 
hard]y  an  article  of  food  that  has  not  been  somewhat 
appreciated  in  value  by  the  revival  of  business.  The 
same  is  true  of  boots  and  shoes  and  nearly  every  ar 
tide  of  necessity.  In  fact  the  very  return  of  pros 
perlty  is  dependent  to  a  greater  or  less  degree  on  rise 
of  prices,  because  on  a  falling  market  there  can  be  no 
prosperity. 

The  last  to  feel  the  effect  of  rising  prices  will  be 
the  wage  earner  and  the  real  estate  holder.  Wages 
are  governed  almost  wholly  by  the  law  of  supply  and 
demand,  and  real  estate  is  a  kind  of  property  that  is 
least  readily  affected  by  general  prosperity.  Mean- 
time the  wage  earner  will  find  that  while  everything 
he  has  to  buy  is  increased  in  price,  his  wages  remain 
at  the  same  low  figure  they  have  touched  durinar  the 
panic.  To  the  laboring  classes  as  a  whole  the  return 
to  prosperity  will  be  a  benefit,  because  it  will  give 
more  men  an  opportunity  to  earn  a  livelihood,  but 
the  laborer  who  has  had  steady  work  during  the  de- 
pression will  not  be  benefitted  by  a  return  to  an  era 
of  high  prices. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINGS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  May  ai. 


New  York  

Chicago   

Boston  

Philadelphia  . 

St  Louis   

San  Francisco 
Baltimore  — 
Pittsburg  .... 
Cincinnati.... 
Kansas  City.. 
New  Orleans. 

Buffalo  

Milwaukee. . . 

Detroit  

Louisville  ... 
Minneapolis  . 

Omaha  

Providence... 

Cleveland  

tHouston  

St  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. 
Columbus,  O. 

Hartford  

Richmond . . . 
Washington. 

Dallas   

St.  Joseph.... 

Peoria  

Memphis..., 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester... . 
New  Haven. 
Savannah. . . 
Spr'gfld.Mass 
Worcester. . 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
tVVaco 
Syracuse 


Inc. 

Dec. 

160,194,757 

20.4 

81,171,668 

18.0 

74,069.408 

17.4 

42,144,584 

1.8 

18,571,493 
10,198,385 

2.6 

9  0 

11,100,207 

2.6 

13,160,893 

24  9 

10,726,800 

7.5 

8,521,994 

15.7 

7,826,  i  68 

33.4 

3,353,254 

14.7 

3,295,834 
4,937,130 

8.6 

18.7 

4,752,454 

20.8 

6,811,637 

62.7 

2,563,966 

37.7 

3,716,800 

12.0 

4,155,948 

15.7 

3,995,596 

49.4 

3,398,941 

18.5 

1,933,354 

21.8 

3,633,334 

28.1 

3,699  200 

1,509,957 

8.6 

1,800,936 

2.0 

1,638,923 

26.8 

2,186,752 

1,297,692 

3.9 

1,831,602 

2-5.2 

1,151,345 

40.4 

1,087,985 

45.7 

1,134,964 

3.4 

1,037,920 

4.0 

1,55.5,666 

9.1 

1,175,221 

12.5 

944,196 

5.7 

993,615 
970,776 

15.3 

23.7 

888,633 
1,323,624 

23  4 

76.4 

755,750 

26.4 

Des  Moines 

737,008 

20.8 

Grand  Rapids 

677,410 

14.9 

Seattle 

327,961 

7.9 

Lowell 

578,663 

39.2 

Wilmington,  Del 

536,710 

14.3 

Norfolk 

860,976 

Sioux  City 

355.171 

36.2 

Los  Angeles 

1,086,213 

14.7 

Tacoma 

496,112 

6.Z 

Saginaw,  Mich 

200,393 

13.0 

Spokane 

315,592 

29.2 

Jacksonville 

227,374 

23  8 

Lincoln 

199.898 

50.3 

New  Bedford 

364,489 

30  6 

Wichita 

372  267 

37.5 

Birmingham 

341,091 

10  7 

Topeka 

399,644 

28.9 

Lexington,  Ky 

195  356 

20.8 

Binghamton 

258,300 

tBay  City,  Mich 

270,051 

46  5 

tFall  River 

542,748 

4.8 

tAkron,  Ohio 

l''5,378 

56  5 

tSpringfleld,  Ohio 

93,425 

13.7 

fCanton,  Ohio 

164,000 

28.1 

tSioux  Falls  ' 

38  620 

65.7 

tFremont,  Neb 

51,141 

37.6 

tHastings,  Neb 

62  599 

36  2 

tChattanoogo 

196,300 

26.4 

t  Fargo 

ill,.i74 

2.7 

fNashville 

572,740 

18.7 

tGalveston 

3,430,650 

12  4 

Salt  Lake  City 

1.069,187 

25  4 

Rockford,  111 

191,059 

14  3 

Helena 

988,584 

6  0 

Scranton 

631.978 

11.2 

Kalamazoo 

187,12a 

tLittle  Rock 

312,085 

Total 


$  ,819,1.30,011 


Exclusive  of  New  York  358,935,254 
fNot  included  in  totals. 


15  2 
8  9 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  week, 


HISOELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Alien  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo. . . . 

Amerioan  Strait  Board  Oo  

Gal  and  0  Can  and  Dook  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Oentral  Safety  Deposit  Oo . . . . 

Ohi  Anditoriom  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Faoking  &  F  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"  GaaCo  

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

lUinoia  Bteet  Oo  

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  B . . . . 

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Ps  ok  ^-  Prov  Oo  fifd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P. Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscnit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  B  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pnllman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amoaut 

An! 

Gap  Stock. 

I> 

Bid 

$  1  250  000 

6  000  000 

3  569  650 

631^ 

10  OOO  000 

50 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

t8 

£626  000 

£625  000 

s% 

31 

£200  000 

m 

43 

£200  000 

s% 

7  500  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

t330 

600  000 

25  000  000 

"5% 

743^ 

1  000  000 

&% 

3  280  200 

12% 

168^ 

9  000  000 

10% 

136;^ 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

15^ 

£460  000 

£400  OOf) 

"»% 

16 

£775  000 

12 

£776  000 

30 

£200  000 

1% 

20 

£200  000 

10  000  000 

72 

500  000 

kh% 

t510 

6  500  000 

12% 

292 

2  500  000 

tll9 

18  000  000 

28 

30  000  OCO 

"n 

,  4  000  000 

i% 

13M 

'  1  000  000 

n 

55 

1  600  000 

7^ 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

%% 

132?^ 

2  260  000 

t60 

Aeked 


15 
32 
44 

52^ 

330 

75M 

176 
137 

16M 

17 

15 
31 

731^ 
t600 
293 
120 
30 
tl54 

62 


133 
68^ 


"'Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  49%  Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.136 

Cal&OhiC&DCo  63%  Lake  Street  Elevated. .15k 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  13^  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  13U 

Pfd....31j4       "  «         Pfd.  31^ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  ..42  NY  Biscuit  Co  71^ 

"      Pfd.  52  NOhiStRR  293% 

Chicago  Qae  Co  74 Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...14 

0hi  &  S  8  R8pTCo....li;g  W  Cbi  St  B  B,.,,  ..,.133% 


BANK  STOCKS.    Par  1100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Port  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  , 

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings...,, 

International  , 

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo, 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  By  Oo  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  Ss. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  5s ,  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6s. . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  k  S  Side  Bapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Chicago  City  By  5-20  4>^s  

Pass  By  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  6s  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  69   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  6s . .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  let  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  1st  M  63  .1,00 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Ohi  St  B  B  1st  M  5s  1906 

P  Q  L  &  O  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  Se  B  B  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  B  R  Tnn  Co  Ss . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  B  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


Amount 

Anl 

Bid 

Oap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeked 

1  000  000 

n 

tl04 

108^ 

1  000  000 

6^ 

1101^ 

126 

700  000 

6? 

112 

125 

600  000 

\2% 

t250 

1  000  000 

10^ 

t276 

2  000  000 

6« 

127 

132 

1  000  000 

122 

250  000 

82 

500  000 

62 

126 

tl32 

3  000  000 

122 

271 

+277 

500  000 

115 

tll6 

1  000  000 

100 

105 

300  000 

82 

tl20 

126 

222  000 

102 

250  000 

2  000  000 

102 

r350 

500  000 

62 

tl31 

tl36 

200  000 

8% 

fioo 

500  000 

202 

2  000  000 

122 

2  000  000 

102 

tl63 

162 

1  000  000 

82 

1  000  000 

122 

246 

t247 

750  000 

82 

tiiSO 

t240 

1  000  000 

122 

tl35 

tl76 

1  000  000 

tl80 

200  000 

62 

500  000 

62 

tl60 

2  000  rOd 

82 

tll2 

tll4 

500  000 

200 

Amount 


$     350  000 
1  260  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  OOli 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  000 

1  600  0''d 
660  GOO 
600  000 

75  000 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 

1  500  000 
600  000 

1  850  000 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  OOC 

1  600  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


Aeked 


90^ 

t90M 

T90 

99M 

99% 

1021^ 

105>^ 

tl(  0 

102M 

106 

106i 

75 

77 

67 

68 

44 

ioi;g 

101% 

tl09 

tl09i 

1021^ 

102^ 
t90 

ICO 

Tloo 

tlOO 

Tico 

tioi* 

93% 


50 
t97% 
105 
lOlJ^ 
103i| 
187}^ 
102 
92 
1021^ 
ICO^ 
1013^ 


94 

86J^ 
tJO 

99 
tl09 

ficof 

103% 
t91 
104 

102% 

101 

101% 


961^  t96% 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  May  25,  1895. 


OHI.  OITT  b'i. 

7  325 

26  328 

OAI,.  &  OHI.  OANAL  DOCK. 

50  63 

50  63 

60— ac't  63 

NEW  XOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

16  68K 

160  69 

100— ac't  693^ 

OHI  AND  S  S  BAP  IBAN  00. 
ICO  121^ 

26  12 

2  121^ 

50— aoct  12^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
50  43>^ 

199  44 

55  44% 

50— ao't  43>^ 

100— ac't  44 

100— ac't  443^ 

50— ao't  44>^ 

100— ao't  441^ 


OHI.  OAS  00. 

100— ao't  ■ .  76 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  CO. 

56  291 

5  2913^ 

30  2913I 

50— ac't  291  >! 

60— ao't  2933^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL, 
25  133 

25  133>^ 

50— ao't  133}| 

60— ac't  133Jg 

ICO— ac't  134% 

150— ac't  1343I 

60— ac't  135% 

W  OHI  STBEET  B  E. 

2  128J^ 

4  1282^ 

540  129 

95  1293^ 

100  129% 

100— ac't  129 

200— acot  1293^ 

200— ac't  12934; 

100— ao't  12932 


514 


Till:  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  1,  18!  5 


LAKE  8T  BLEVATBD  R  B.  100— aOOt  129% 

100  15%  350— ao't  129^ 

100  15"^  600— aoot  130 

100— ao't  151^  100— ao't  130i^ 

60— ao't  16%    50— ao't  13C>^ 

Monday,  May  27,  1895. 


OHIOAOO  AUDITOBIUM 

50  14 

OHI.  OAS  00. 

50~ao't  74% 

OHI,  OITT  b'x. 
2  326 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

88  70 

OBI.  tc  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

J30  12K 

50 — cash  123^ 

50— ao't  12^ 

100— ao't  12% 

NO.  OHI.  SI.  B.  B.  00. 

6  292 

50 — ao't  291 

150— ao't  292 

100— ao't  294 

OAL.  ft  OHI,  OANAI.  Se  DOOE  00 . 

70  63}4 

.63% 
.63% 
.63 
.633^ 
.63M 
.66M 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 
 IfiJ^ 


100  

2  

200— aoot  

50— ao't  

200— ao't  

300— ao't  

100— ao't  64 

AM.  STBAV  BOABD  00. 


LAKE  ST 

59  

286  15% 

110  15^ 

50— cash  15% 

50— ao't  16% 

150— ao't  15% 

350— ao't  15 

100— ao't  16 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00,  ILL. 
100  135 

100  1353^ 

65  13514 

35..  135>| 

100  135% 

50  135% 

iOO— ao't  135 

550— ao't  1351^ 

1.50— ao't  135% 

160— ao't  136% 

200— ao't  136 

50— ao't  136>^ 

50— ao't  136% 

300— ao't  13634 

50— ao't  136% 

W.  OKI.  8TBEET  B.  B. 


21. 

31. 

36. 

26. 
150. 

26. 

50. 

47. 
100. 


.43% 
.44 

.43% 
.443. 
.44^, 
.44% 
.45 
.45% 


60— ao't  44 

50— ao't  44% 

50— ao't  44% 

200— ao't  443^ 

50— ao't  44% 

50— ao't  45 


10  130 

*  1301^ 

40  130% 

50  180% 

91  130% 

111  131 

10  131% 

100— ao't  130% 

200  -ao't  130% 

'51050— ac't  131 

50— ao't  131% 

100— ao't  131% 

700— ao't  13114 

250— aoct  131% 

150— ao't  131% 

3C0— ao't  132 

50— ao't  1"^3% 

150— ao't  1323^ 

50— ao't  132i| 


Tuesday,  May  28,  1895. 


OHI  &  S.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
50  12 

75  12% 

50— ao't  12% 

LAKE  ST  .   ELEVATED  B  .  B . 

5  153^ 

30  153^ 

50— ao't  1531 

60— ao't  16% 

OAL.  lifc  OHI.    OANAL  &  DOOE. 

250  63% 

50— ao't  64 

250— ao't  64 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00 . 

£0  713^ 

75  72 

50  72% 

18  72% 

13  73 

137  733^ 

50— ao't  72 

AM  8TBAW  BOABD 
100   44% 

310  45 

60  45% 

82  45>4 

50  45% 

150— ao't  45 

200— ao't  453^ 

2C0— ao't  45% 

100— ac't  45% 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  29? 

150— ao't  294 

60— ao't  2943^ 

60— ao't  294% 

60— ao't  294>| 

50— aoot  294% 

100— ao't  5:95 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

25  135 

182  136 

200— ao't  136 

100— ao't  135% 

200— ao't  136 

60— ao't  136% 

150— ao't  „  1363^ 

50— aoot  136% 

50— ao't  136% 

200— ao't  137 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
10  132 

25  132% 

238  133 

10  133% 

60— ao't  132% 

700— ao't  133 

250— ao't  133% 

i700— ao't  138% 

750— ao't  133% 

50— ao't  133% 

350— ao't  133% 

60— ao't  133% 

60— ao't  134 


Wednesday,  May  29,  1895. 


NEW  70BE  BISCUIT  CO.  LAE  E  ST 

60— ao't  72%  195  

OHI.  PACE.  &  PBOV,  00.  ' 

60  43 

BTBEET's  W.  cab  LINE, 

80  14 

OHI,  *  8.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
60  12 

50— ao't  12 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 15 

75  15% 

60— ao't  15% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50  291 

100— ao't  292% 

100— ao't  293 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00,,  ILL. 

fiV2  136 

200— ao't  136% 

100— ao't  136% 

150— ao't  137 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  00. 

10  453^ 

60  453I 

60  46% 

16  46 

OAL.  &  OBI.  OANAL  Sc  DOOE 
100  63% 

 63% 


75. 
95. 
70. 
110. 
10. 


50  

60— ao't . 
50— ao't . 


.64 
.64% 


 131% 

  132 

 132% 

 133 

 1333^ 

5 — oash  132 

50— cash  .132% 

150— ao't  I823I 

50— ao't  132% 

200— ao't  133 

250— ao't  1333^ 

100— ao't  133% 

100— ao't  133% 

200— ao't  133% 

150— ao't  133% 

2C0  -ao't  ,.134 


Friday,  May  31,  1895. 


OHI.  TELEPHONE  00, 

50  1691^ 

OHI.  PAOH.  &  PBOV.  00. 

8  42% 

NEW  YOBE  BISCUIT  00. 

10  72% 

50— ao'i  72% 

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W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
4  131% 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

No  boom  is  yet  perceptible  in  Chicago  real  estate 
nor  is  one  expected  in  the  near  future.  The  steady 
improvement  in  business  if  continued  vyill  bring  solid 
prosperity  and  eventually  rising  values,  but  real 
property  vfill  be  compelled  to  wait  lor  its  share  in 
the  improvement,  and  it  can  afford  to  wait.  As  a 
rule,  real  values  never  go  backward.  Panics  come 
and  panics  go  but  the  increment  in  real  estate  goes 
on  forever,  and  the  Chicago  property  owner  can  rest 
assured  that  his  holdings  will  never  be  less. 

A  Michigan  avenue  sale  of  some  importance  was 
the  transfer  of  27  1-6  by  131i  feet,  west  front,  250  feet 
south  of  Twelfth  street,  by  Mary  A.  T.  Peck  to  Rob- 
ert L.  McElroy,  for  $41,000.  Property  in  the  vicinity 
of  the  new  Illinois  Central  Depot  has  appreciated 
considerably  within  the  last  year  or  two. 

The  title  to  the  Chicago  Chroaicle  property  on 
Washington  street  is  now  formally  transferred  to  the 
company  by  a  deed  from  Martin  J.  Russell  and  wife 
to  the  corporation.  The  property  is  described  as  40 
by  180  7-10  feet  and  "the  consideration,  including 
building  and  contents,  was  $200,000, 

The  property  on  Clinton  street,  139  feet  north  of 
Adams  street,  east  front,  118  1-12  by  100  feet,  has  been 
sold  by  J  A.  Miller  to  J.  H.  Whittemore  for  $100,000. 
This  is  an  unusual  figure  for  west  side  property. 

A  Prairie  avenue  residence  transfer  appears  in  the 
records  this  week.  It  is  215  feet  south  of  Eighteenth 
street  east  front,  67  by  176  5-10  feet,  and  was  sold  by 
Sarah  S.  C.  Marsh  to  Vine  A.  Watkins  for  $50,000.  It 
is  a  generally  accepted  fact  that  Prairie  avenue  prop- 
erty is  quite  as  valuable  south  of  Twenty-second 
street  as  north  of  it,  so  that  the  sale  noted  above  is 
extraordinary  for  the  location  and  for  the  dull  season. 

Sales  on  foreclosure  have  been  of  minor  importance 
this  week,  with  the  exception  of  one  sale  of  eleven 
lots  in  the  block  bounded  by  Kedzie  avenue,  Hum- 


boldt Park  boulevard,  Mead  and  Kinzie  streets,  which 
took  place  Wednesday  forenoon  on  the  real  estate 
board.  The  eleven  lots,  each  25  by  125,  were  sold  to 
nine  different  purchasers  at  sums  ranging  from  $2,750 
to  $3,850,  the  aggregate  of  the  sales  being  $42,900. 

The  Monarch  Cycle  Manufacturing  Company  has 
given  a  trust  deed  to  tV.  Walker  for  $45,000  for  two 
years  at  6  percent  on  the  northwest  corner  of  Fulton 
and  Halsted  streets,  125  by  100  feet.  This  property 
was  purchased  two  weeks  ago  by  the  company  from 
B.  C.  Denegre,  for  $60,000.  It  is  to  be  the  site  of  a 
fine  new  factory  building  for  the  Monarch  Company, 
to  be  erected  at  once  and  to  cost,  with  complete  out- 
fit, between  $70,000  and  $75,000. 

A  building  permit  was  issued  on  Tuesday  for  the 
new  Atwood  store  and  office  building  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  Clark  and  Madison  streets.  This 
building  is  to  cost  $275,000  and  will  rise  to  a  height 
of  ten-stories. 

F.  F.  Douglas  is  putting  up  a  three-story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  building  at  122  to  124  Warren 
avenue,  to  cost  $26,000.  Newman  Brothers  are  build- 
ing three  2  story  and  basement  brick  dwellings  at 
523  to  529  Orchard  street,  to  cost  $24,000.  J.  Deland 
is  erecting  two  brick  dwellings  at  6028-30  Kimbark 
avenue,  to  cost  $20  000. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Masonic  Temple  Asso- 
ciation was  held  yesterday  and  the  directors  for  the 
ensuing  year  were  chusen  by  ballot  of  the  stockhold- 
ers. E.  R.  Bliss  and  Harvey  T.  Weeks  refused  to 
longer  serve  on  the  board,  and  a  slate  was  agreed 
upon  in  advance  and  was  elected  with  little  or  no  op- 
position. The  directors  chosen  were  as  follows:  Jon- 
athan Able,  James  H.  Gilbert,  R.  C.  Lake,  Warren 
G.  Purdy  and  Dr.  D.  G.  Rush. 

The  Northwestern  Elevated  Railway  Company  is 
having  a  hard  time  to  secure  the  consent  of  property 
owners  along  the  line  of  its  proposed  Fifth  avenue 
extension.  A  committee  of  property  owners  this 
week  entered  a  protest  against  the  passage  of  any  or- 
dinance authorizing  the  construction  of  an  elevated 
railroad  in  Fifth  avenue.  The  committee  claim  that 
the  railroad  has  not  secured  the  signatures  of  a  ma- 
jority of  the  Fifth  avenue  property  owners.  Com- 
missioner of  Public  Works  Kent  has  assured  the 
property  owners  that  he  will  see  to  it  that  the  signa- 
tures and  frontages  are  correct,  before  approving 
any  ordinance  that  may  be  passed. 

ACTIVITY  AT  MAYWOOD. — MOVEMENT  TO  EXTEND 
WASHINGTON  BOULEVARD 

A  noteworthy  feature  of  the  week  is  the  remark- 
able activity  in  and  about  Maywood.  The  Proviso 
Land  Association,  who  are  perhaps  the  representa- 
tive dealers  in  real  estate  in  that  locality,  are  kept 
busy  constantly  in  the  endeavor  to  supply  the  in- 
creasing demand  for  houses  and  lots  in  that  suburb. 
Their  property  consists  of  200  acres  in  the  highest 
part  of  the  village.  It  adjoins  the  Chicago  and  North- 
western Railway  Company's  right  of  way,  Melrose 
Park  station  being  in  the  center  of  the  north  line  of 
the  property.  The  Cicero  and  Proviso  Street  Rail- 
way Company's  Electric  line  runs  through  the  prop- 
erty on  Nineteenth  avenue,  from  Melrose  Park  sta- 
tion to  Madison  street,  and  thence  east  to  the  city. 
Madison  and  Jjake  streets,  in  connection  with  Wash- 
ington boulevard,  form  excellent  driveways  to  the 
city,  and  a  movement  is  underway  to  extend  Wash- 
ington boulevard  through  this  property  from  its  pres- 
ent terminus  some  two  miles  east. 

All  improvements  at  Melrose  Park  are  the  best  ob- 
tainable. Nineteenth  avenue  has  been  macadam- 
ized, drain  tiles  have  been  laid,  trees  planted,  sewers, 
sidewalks,  culverts  and  crossings  built.  Clauses  are 
inserted  in  all  contracts  and  deeds  establishing  a 
fifteen-foot  building  line  upon  all  streets  but  St. 
Charles  and  Nineteenth  avenue,  prohibiting  the  erec- 
tion of  buildings  costing  less  than  $1,2,^0,  and  stop- 
ping for  all  time  the  purchase,  sale  and  manufacture 
of  malt  or  spirituous  liquors. 

Melrose  Park  adjoins  Maywood  and  is  practically  a 
continuation  of  the  latter  village  on  the  west.  May- 
wood  lies  on  the  west  bank  of  the  Des  Plaines  river, 
four  and  one-half  miles  west  of  the  city  limits.  The 
land  is  about  ninety  feet  above  Lake  Michigan,  some 


june  1,  1S95. 


THE  REAL  Estate  and  buildisij  JouRiirAL. 


515 


thirty  feet  above  the  Des  Plaines  river,  and  is  high, 
dry  and  healthful.  Building  activity  in  Maywood 
during  the  past  two  years  has  been  remarkable,  and 
real  estate  values  have  doubled  during  that  time.  A 
complete  system  of  waterworks  is  now  in  process  of 
construction,  to  cost  $200,000.  An  electric  light  plant 
is  already  in  operation.  The  Proviso  Land  Associa- 
tion have  sold  during  this  month  over  twelve  houses 
and  lots  at  an  aggregate  price  of  $36,000.  The  people 
of  Chicago  are  fast  finding  homes  in  this  beautiful 
suburb. 

Mr.  D.  B.  Hutchinson  reports  that  inquiries  are 
numerous  for  property  along  the  Metropolitan  Ele- 
vated Railroad  for  both  vacant  and  improved.  Mr. 
Hutchinson  has  made  numerous  sales  which  have 
been  reported  heretofore  in  the  columns  of  this 

JOUBNAL. 

Schwartz  &  Reafeld  report  a  good  demand  for 
Hanson  Park  lots,  especially  for  property  near  the 
electric  line  now  being  built. 


BUYERS'  OBJECTIONS. 


The  public  are  accustomed  to  hearing  the  sellers 
reasons  for  asking  a  high  price  for  real  estate  but 
nothing  is  ever  printed,  or  heard  of  the  varfous  ob- 
jections offered  by  the  other  fellows  why  prices  are 
too  high  or  why  they  should  wait  awhile  before  in- 
vesting. In  other  words  the  bull  side  of  the  market 
is  considered  good  reading  and  good  to  talk  about  but 
the  bear  side  of  the  real  estate  market  is  seldom  heard 
from,  and  never  reported.  Buyers,  however,  are  not 
all  fools  because  they  do  not  buy  early  and  often, 
nor  are  they  foolish  for  not  buying  at  ail  though  they 
never  give  their  reasons.  The  most  common  objec- 
tion heard  from  the  buyers  side  during  the  last  two 
years  is  that  prices  of  real  estate  are  too  high,  com- 
pared with  prices  of  almost  every  thing  else.  When 
this  is  the  case  business  always  drags.  On  the  other 
hand  high  prices  on  the  Board  of  Trade  and  the 
Stock  Exchange  stimulate  trading.  Another  objec- 
tion frequently  heard  of  late  is  that  taxes  are  too 
heavy  and  are  continually  increasing  in  the  face  of 
the  fact  that  improvements  are  lagging  behind,  and 
that  the  treasury  is  empty.  The  demand  for  more 
school  houses  and  better,  teachers,  the  demand  for 
more  park  improvements,  more  street  imDrovements, 
more  police  protection,  more  money  for  the  drainage 
canal,  and  increased  assessments  demanded  by  six- 
teen taxing  oodles  act  as  a  sort  of  bugbear  among 
buyers.  It  is  beginning  to  be  understood  that  the 
small  real  estate  owners  and  the  home  owner  pay 
more  than  their  just  proportion  of  taxes, that  the  most 
centrally  located  blocks  and  lots  in  the  city  and  the 
most  productive  kind  of  realty  holdings  only  pay  taxes 
on  about  one-tenth  to  one-twelfth  of  cash  values, 
while  outlying  property  and  cheap  holdings  pay  six 
or  seven  per  cent  annually  on  a  one-fourth  or  fifth 
valuation. 

While  this  unjust  discrimination  does  not  univers- 
ally exist  in  Cook  county  it  does  exist  in  a  majority 
of  eases.  Hence  the  discouragement  to  small  in- 
vestors. The  lot  buyer  expects  to  pay  taxes  but  he 
does  not  like  to  be  imposed  upon. 

Again,  $500  does  not  look  like  a  high  price  to  pay 
for  a  lot,  but  when  a  would-be  patriotic  real  estate 
dealer  pays  no  more  than  $600  to  $1,000  per  acre  for 
land  and  subdivides  it  so  as  to  make  about  nine  lots 
to  the  acre  to  be  sold  at  from  $600  to  $1,200  per  lot  he 
wants  too  much.  This  would  be  a  profit,  after  al- 
lowing for  sidewalks  and  grading  of  streets  of  more 
than  700  per  cent  on  the  investment.  In  other  words 
he  sells  acres  for  $4,500  to  $10,000  that  only  cost  him 
$500  to  $1,000  plus  the  cost  of  grading  and  sidewalks. 
Subdividers  do  not  all  do  this.  The  most  successful 
ones  pay  $1,000  to  $2,000  per  acre,  build  depots,  good 
roads  and  lay  out  and  improve  parks,  and  then  sell 
the  lots  as  cheaply  as  the  othei  fellow,  or  they  will 
do  all  this  for  the  lot  owner  and  build  him  a  house  to 
live  in  for  less  money  than  he  could  build  the  house 
for.  Such  men  are  benefactors;  the  other  class  are 
speculators. 

Added  to  these  drawbacks  is  the  expense  of  an 
abstract  In  case  the  purchaser  desires  to  sell  and 
which  can  never  be  obviated  until  the  Torrens  Bill 


becomes  a  law.  Our  outrageous  special  assessment 
system  should  be  abolished.  When  these  and  other 
reforms  are  accomplished  we  will  have  a  more  satis- 
factory lot  trade  and  an  active  real  estate  market 

ARE  TAX  SALES  VOID? 

yiGINTILLIONTH  SALE  IS  NO  CLOUD  ON  TITLE. 

The  decision  of  Judge  Tuley  this  week  in  the  case  of 
Sperry  et  al  vs.  Stinsou  et  al  created  some  surprise 
among  real  estate  men  and  raises  the  question  at 
once,  "Are  tax  sales  void."  This  is  the  most  sensible 
decision  couched  in  the  most  sensible  and  forcible 
language  that  has  been  rendered  by  any  Cook  County 
Judge  on  the  subject  of  tax  sales. 

The  legal  rights  between  mortgagor  and  mortgagee 
are  defined  by  Judge  Tuley  in  deciding  the  suit  of 
Sperry  et  al  vs.  Stinson  et  al.  The  Connecticut  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Company  held  a  bond  and  trust 
deed  security  by  way  of  mortgage  made  by  defendant 
Stinson  to  Sperry,  as  trustee,  to  secure  a  debt  of  about 
$15,000.  In  1893  Stinson,  the  mortgagor,  failed  to 
pay  special  assessments  levied  upon  the  ten  acres  of 
land  mortgaged,  and  the  premises  were  sold.  They 
were  bid  in,  and  a  tax  certificate  issued  to  one  Wil- 
liam Mills,  and  subsequently  transferred  to  the  com- 
plainant. The  premises  were  again  offered  for  sale 
for  taxes,  and  the  east  one  vigintillionth  of  the  prem- 
ises sold  on  Oct.  24, 1894.  The  purchase  was  made  by 
the  same  party,  and  the  certificate  transferred  to 
complainant.  When  the  case  was  referred  to  a  mas- 
ter, the  complainant  was  allowed  the  amount  paid  to 
the  tax  buyer,  and  to  this  item  the  defendant  ob- 
jected.  Concerning  the  tax  sale,  Judge  Tuley  said: 

"It  seems  clear  that  if  ejectment  would  not  lie  for 
a  vigintillionth  of  this  land,  that  it  would  not  be  con- 
sidered a  cloud.  In  ejectment,  the  thing  sought  to 
be  recovered  must  be  visible,  a  tangible  something 
capable  of  physical  possession.  The  mind  is  scarcely 
capable  of  comprehending  what  an  east  vigintillionth 
of  a  ten  acre  tract  of  land  would  be.  It  certainly 
woulrt  not  be  visible  to  the  naked  eye;  it  would  not 
be  equal  to  a  line  drawn  by  the  finest  pointed  needle 
ever  made.  Its  width  would  be  a  line  so  fine  that 
the  most  powerful  magnifying  glass  ever  made  could 
not  discover  it;  it  would  be  utterly  incapable  of  phys- 
ical possession ,  The  sheriff  would  be  unable  to  put 
a  tax  title  buyer  in  possession  of  a  vigintillionth  off 
the  east  side  of  the  land.  The  law  does  not  regard 
infinite&mals.  No  principle  can  be  discovered  upon 
which  the  doctrine  of  subrogation  can  be  applied  in 
this  case." 

The  defendant's  exceptions  as  to  the  allowance  by 
the  master  of  the  amounts  paid  for  the  certificates  of 
purchase  are  sustained. 

This  is  certainly  as  just  as  it  is  sensible.  It  is  a 
well-known  fact  that  under  the  rascally  system  of 
special  assessments  now  in  vogue  in  Cook  county  that 
lot  owners  have  had  to  suffer  not  only  from  confisca- 
tion of  their  property  by  being  compelled  to  pay  from 
three  to  five  times  as  much  for  an  improvement  as  it 
actually  costs  to  make  it,  but  are  also  compelled  to 
hire  a  lawyer  to  watch  the  assessments  and  tax  sales 
to  avoid  being  sold  out.  And  it  has  frequently  hap- 
pened that  a  special  assessment  was  made  so  quickly 
and  so  clandestinely  that  owners  and  lawyers  could 
not  obviate  the  tax  sale  that  always  follows  the  de- 
linquent especially  where  the  tax  amounts  to  as  much 
as  the  real  estate  would  sell  for  in  these  dull  times 
and  the  owner  or  victim  is  unable  to  borrow  as  much 
money  on  the  property  as  would  pay  the  taxes  in  some 
cases.  If  the  Judge  reasons  correctly  and  his  con- 
struction of  the  law  of  ejectment  as  applied  to  an  in- 
finitesmal  portion  of  real  estate  is  concurred  in  by 
the  appellate  court  and  the  Supreme  court,  "a 
million  clouds  on  titles  "  will  disappear  like  mist  or 
fog  before  the  sun.  If  a  tax  deed  is  void  and  a  tax 
sale  void  then  how  under  such  a  ruling  can  the  tax 
shark  enforce  any  of  the  conditions  such  as  the  "hun- 
dred per  cent  penalty."  He  can  only  recover  or  claim 
tlie  amount  of  the  taxes  so  advanced  on  an  assess- 
ment legally  levied.  Anything  to  beat  the  robbers 
and  restore  the  real  estate  market  to  its  old  time 
vigor  and  activity.  Only  a  week  ago  the  owner  of 
two  good  lots  had  his  abstract  brought  down  or  con- 
tinued at  an  expense  of  $30,  with  a  view  to  selling  it 
and  had  his  lawyer  to  examine  it  to  see  if  it  was  all 
right.  SuflBce  it  to  say  that  the  abstract  showed  nu- 
merous "tax  sales"  for  special  assessments  and  the 


prospective  buyer  said  he  would  not  have  it  because 
it  had  been  sold  for  taxes.  All  of  the  injustice  that 
a  ruling  of  this  kind  could  have  on  the  tax  shark  is 
nothing  compared  to  the  trouble  and  distress  that 
has  been  caused  by  the  tax  sale  swindle,  to  the  un- 
fortunate lot  owner. 


POLITICS  AND  MUNICIPAL  REFORM  IRREC- 
ONCILABLE. 


THE  WAIL  OF  TWO  CITIES. 

Whenever  the  Journal  takes  any  other  than  a 
hopeful  view  of  municipal  reform  in  Chicago  some- 
body takes  umbrage  and  immediately  proceeds  to 
roast  the  editor  in  a  long  letter  ^ned  "Anonymous," 
or  with  a  nom  de  plume.  Whether  it  is  because  the 
daily  papers  are  not  read  by  these  reformers,  or  that 
the  articles  in  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal  hit  harder  and  carry  up  farther,  we  do  not 
know.  It  ought  to  be  well  known  by  this  time  that 
moral  suasion  or  buncomb  will  not  govern  a  great 
city  any  more  than  such  methods  would  govern  an 
army,  or  a  school  made  up  of  all  classes  of  pupils. 
Ihere  must  be  obedience  and  discipline  backed  up  by 
stringent  laws  to  meet  and  correct  the  insubordina- 
tion of  refractory  members.  If  our  legislature  sand 
council  are  corrupt  there  is  certainly  no  hope  of 
early  reform  at  least.  Before  attempting  to  find  a 
sure  remedy  for  municipal  rottenness,  we  will  quote 
two  well-knoVn  editors  on  the  subject— one  in  New 
York  and  one  in  Chicago. 

This  is  what  the  editor  of  the  Record  and  Guide 
says: 

"It  has  taken  less  time  than  even  the  most 
sanguine  thought  to  demonstrate  that,  in  New  York 
city,  reform  is  an  iridescent  dream.  Of  the  robes  of 
saintliness  with  which  this  city  clothed  itself  last 
fall  with  so  much  ostentation  only  a  few  dirty  tatters 
remain.  A  few  months'  experience  and  a  single 
session  of  the  Legislature  at  Albany  have  been 
sufficient  to  demonstrate  that  the  essentials  of 
political  righteousness  are  not  with  us.  We  may 
preach  about  reform  in  the  pulpit,  talk  about  it  in 
the  press,  fill  Cooper  Union  at  night-time  to  over- 
flowing, but  the  real  thing  we  do  not  possess,  and.  so 
far  as  one  can  see,  do  not  desire.  It  is  very  "Jear  that 
we  cannot  forego  the  game  of  'politics,'  and  so  long 
as  'politics,'  bi-partisan,  partisan  or  otherwise,  play 
any  part,  even  a  negative  part,  in  our  municipal 
affairs  we  shall  be  beset  by  all  the  evils  of  inefliciency 
and  maladministration.  It  is  useless  to  fool  our- 
selves—the majority  of  us  are  not  willing  to  throw 
•politics'  outside  the  city  boundry.  We  so  love  the 
dirty  game  with  its  imbecilities  and  travesties,  that 
the  highest  citizenship  means  for  us,  not  a  single- 
minded  adherence  to  reason  and  conscience,  but  an 
intense  tenacity  to  party  lines,  be  they  Republican  or 
Democratic,  or  something-  else.  It  is  because  i-arty 
is  paramount  with  us  in  municipal  affairs  that 
tricksters  exist  and  reform  movements,  such  as  the 
one  we  inaugurated  last  year,  end  in  babble  and 
ridicule,  and  the  re-emergence,  when  the  hubbub  is 
over,  of  the  political  boss  and  his  attendant  cohort 
of  'boys.'  Our  recent  experience  ought  to  settle 
'Reform'  for  the  next  quarter  of  a  century." 

The  Chicago  Chronicle  is  more  partisan  but  no  less 
pessimistic.    It  says: 

"In  a  spasm  of  civic  virtue,  well  meaning  but  mis- 
guided reformers  in  this  city  (Chicago),  said  in  sub- 
stance last  spring,  'Elect  republicans  and  all  appear- 
ance as  well  as  all  practice  of  boodleism  will  disap- 
pear.' 

They  closed  their  eyes  to  the  fact  that  the  common 
council  was  already  republican,  but  the  spirit  of 
reform  being  upon  them  they  made  it  more  decidedly 
republican  than  ever. 

They  now  have  opportunity  in  sober  judgement  to 
look  back  upon  their  perfected  work.  Are  they 
pleased  with  the  outcome?  The  majority  in  the  com- 
mon council  is  overwhelmingly  republican,  yet  the 
mayor  has  to  resort  to  arbitrary  exercise  of  parlia- 
mentary-law to  defeat  action  in  the  common  council 
supposed  to  be  full  charged  with  corruption.  The 
better  the  republican  ward  the  more  eager  and  shame- 
less the  republican  boodler. 

Honesty  and  republican  partyism  are  wide  apart. 

Municipal  hope  lies  in  the  abilitv  of  the  mayor  to 
control  his  party  followers  by  exercising  his  veto 
power. 

The  same  wave  of  reform  that  filled  the  common 
council  chamber  with  rogues  sent  like  creatures  to 
Springfield,  and  the  one  barrier  the  people  of  Illinois 
have  against  the  scoundrelism  that  would  be  enacted 
by  thi.^  party  machinery  banded  together  by  hope  of 
spoils  is  the  certainty  that  an  honest  democratic 
governor  will  interpose  his  veto  again  as  he  has 
already  done. 


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■JHij  REAL  ESTATE  ANf)  BUILDING  JOtJRNAt. 


June  I,  1895. 


The  democratic  party  has  sins  to  repent,  if  it  can, 
ioistakes  to  repair,  if  it  will;  but  the  democratic 
party  at  its  worst  never  reached  the  level  of 
irresponsibility  and  shameless  greed  to  which  repub 
lican  agencies  both  in  Chicago  and  in  Springfield 
bave  sunk,  though  these  agencies  entered  upon  their 
task  with  the  reputation  of  most  determined  reform- 
ers." 

The  partisan  bitterness  of  the  Chronicle  destroys 
the  effect  of  the  article  in  a  discussion  on  reform.  It 
is  not  so  intensely  democratic  as  it  is  vindictive  on 
account  of  overwhelming  defeat.  But  there  is  some 
truth,  if  not  method  in  its  madness;  true  reform 
iuust  come  from  a  higher  source  than  politics,  because 
political  methods  are  necessarily  vicious  and  corrupt 
as  a  natural  result  of  corrupt  legislation.  The  legis- 
latite  branch  is  superior  to  the  executive,  as  it  is 
paramount  to  the  law  itself,  because  the  legislature 
can  repeal  the  law  and  make  another  to  suit  its 
political  purpose.  The  people  must  be  honest  and 
unerring  in  their  efforts  to  elect  good  men  to  office, 
and  especially  the  legislature  and  council  before  we 
can  have  true  civic  reform.  By  paying  good  salaries 
and  elevating  the  standard  of  qualifications  of  can- 
didates we  would  insure  better  laws  and  better 
results.  The  ministers  are  all  right;  they  are  the 
leaven  in  the  body  politic,  but  they  only  reach  the 
innocent  and  the  comparatively  good. 


BRDUND  RENTS  IN  BALTIMORE. 


"A  feature  of  the  real  estate  business  in  Baltimore  is 
ground  rent,"  says  the  Baltimore  News.  "This  branch 
of  the  market  has  been  unusually  active  of  late  and 
there  is  now  a  scarcity  of  desirable  ground  rents 
There  is  active  competition  for  all  offerings  paying 
at  and  around  5  per  cent  and  offerings  paying  as  low 
as  3  per  cent  are  also  quickly  taken  at  reasonable 
prices.  Irredeemable  rents  are,  of  course,  most 
sought,  but  rents  running  10  years  are  commanding 
increased  attention  and  dealers  report  that  the  de- 
mand is  largely  in  excess  of  the  supply. 

Baltimore  has  cheaper  ground  rents  and  improve- 
ments, considering  the  location,  than  any  other  city 
in  the  country.  This  is  due  to  the  fact  that  the 
residents  of  the  city  are  conservative  and  are  not 
given  to  "booming."  Stocks  and  bonds  have,  during 
recent  years,  been  so  erratic  in  their  movements  as 
to  make  investors  timid  about  putting  their  money 
in  them,  and  in  looking  around  for  a  safe  and  profit- 
able investment,  they  naturally  turn  to  the  real 
estate  market.  Great  as  has  been  the  improvement 
in  property  better  things  are  expected  in  that  line 
and  it  will  pay  those  having  money  to  invest  to  ex- 
amine into  the  possibilities  in  real  estate,  both  in  fee 
and  ground  rents,  before  employing  their  capital  else- 
where." 

The  same  authority  continues  by  giving  statistics: 
"Capitalists  and  people  having  small  sums  of  money, 
desirous  of  investment,  have  shown  their  faith  in  the 
future  of  property  by  buying  whenever  a  favorable 
opportunity  has  presented  itself.  Both  the  business 
and  residence  portions  of  the  city  and  suburban  dis- 
tricts have  been  improved  by  blocks  of  fine  business 
houses  and  miles  of  handsome  residences.  It  is  esti- 
mated that  more  than  $70,000,000  have  been  expended 
on  Improvements  during  the  past  10  years  and  that 
more  than  20,000  houses  of  different  types  have  been 
erected.  There  are  in  Baltimore  at  present  about 
85,000  dwellings,  8,000  warehouses  and  7,000  other 
buildings.  Building  operations  since  1890  have  been 
upon  a  more  extensive  scale  here  than  in  any  other 
city  in  the  country,  and  the  present  season  promises 
to  be  the  most  active  in  the  history  of  the  city." 


Le  Mars,  Iowa. — An  election 
qneetion  of  issuing  $12,000  in 
oity  bDilding. 


will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
bonds  for  the  erection  of  a 


SECURITY  TITLE  AND  TRUST  COMPANY. 

A  meeting  of  the  stock  holders  of  the  Haddock, 
Vallette  &  Rickcords  Co.,  now  the  Security  Title 
and  Trust  Company,  will  be  held  at  the  offices  107  to 
113  Dearborn  street,  on  Tuesday,  June  18,  at  4  o'clock, 
for  the  purpose  of  taking  action  on  the  matter  of 
increasing  the  capital  stock  and  enlarging  the  scope 
of  the  company  by  including  the  general  business  of 
transferring,  registering  and  countersigning  stocks 
and  bonds;  also  to  accept  appointments  and  act  as 
assignee  or  trustee  in  any  capacity.  At  this  meeting 
the  board  of  directors  will  be  increased  from  seven 
to  eleven. 

A  number  of  eastern  investors  are  heavy  subscribers 
to  the  stock  of  the  new  company.  It  is  proposed  that 
$150,000  of  the  present  surplus  of  the  company  shall 
go  to  the  present  stoekholders  as  a  stock  dividend, 
the  balance  to  be  retained  in  the  treasury  for  the 
benefit  of  the  old  and  new  stockholders. 

Among  the  stockholders  of  the  company  are:  George 
Schneider,  president  of  the  National  Bank  of  Illinois; 
estate  of  P.  Schoenhofen,  H.  A.  Haugan,  president 
of  the  State  Bank,  Garden  City  Banking  and  Trust 
Company;  Carles  B.  Farwell,  Cyrus  Bentley,  Winston 
&  Co.,  A.  S.  Northcote,  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Co.,  Joseph 
Donnersberger,  John  T.  Noyes,  Master  in  Chancery; 
John  I.  Bennett,  Master  in  Chancery;  E.  A.  Cum- 
mings,  Charles  H.  Wacker,  Peterson  &  Bay,  B.  A. 
Eckhart,  Greenebaum  Sons,  John  Buehler,  Josiah 
L.  Lombard,  Clarence  A.  Burley,  S.  E.  Gross,  Frank 
G.  Hoyne,  Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  William  D.  Kerfoot, 
Harrison  Bros.,  George  W.  Smith,  Adlai  T.  Ewing, 
Archibald  McNeill,  Clarence  T.  Knight,  Goldzier  & 
Rogers,  Azel  F.  Hatch,  Samuel  B.  Foster,  R.  G. 
Givius,  H.  H.  Walker,  J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen. 


pays 


A  BANK  TO  COMMEND. 

It  may  be  of  some  interest  to  the  Jourlal's  readers 
to  know  what  advantages  one  of  Chicago's  leading 
banks  offers  to  the  public.  The  banking  department 
of  the  Northern  Trust  Company  invites  attention  to 
the  class  of  business  it  is  prepared  to  transact  with 
especial  advantage  to  a  large  class  of  people  who  have 
much  or  little  capital  which  they  do  not  want  to 
immediately  invest  but  do  not  want  their  money  to 
lie  idle  in  safety  deposit  vaults.  The  high  character 
of  the  bank  and  the  liberal  treatment  it  proposes  to 
give  to  its  patrons,  furnishes  the  only  excuse  for  a 
reference  to  the  Northern  Trsut  Company  in  these 
columns. 

On  deposit  accounts,   subject  to  check,  it 
interest  upon  daily  balances  in  exces  of  $1,000. 

It  issues  interest  bearing  certificates  of  deposit 
payable  on  demand  or  at  fixed  rates.  These  certifi- 
cates are  given  for  convenience  those  having  surplus 
money  or  funds  awaiting  investment  who  do  not  care 
to  open  a  regular  deposit  account. 

Loans  are  made  at  lowest  rates  upon  approved 
collateral  only. 

In  its  savings  department  deposits  are  received  in 
any  amount  from  one  dollar  upon  such  deposits, 
subject  to  its  rules. 

In  the  foreign  department  it  draws  drafts  on  the 
principal  cities  of  Europe,  makes  cable  transfers, 
buys  and  sells  foreign  exchange  and  makes  commer- 
cial and  inheritance  collections  abroad. 

This  institution  is  one  of  the  best  known  banks  in 
the  city  and  needs  no  commendation,  judging  by  the 
high  character  of  its  officers  and  directors,  but  the 
public  cannot  be  but  benefited  by  a  knowledge  of  its 
liberal  methods. 


CHANBE  IN  CO-PARTNERSHIP. 


Oarmi,  111.— The  oitizena  have  voted  to  issae  $11,000  in 
bonds  to  pot  in  a  dry  oloset  and  heating  system  in  the 
eohools. 

Gadsden,  Ala.— An  election  will  be  held  in  Angnst  to 
vote  open  issaing  $20,000  in  bonds  for  bnildiog  a  free 
bridge.    Address  the  mayor. 

Temple,  Tex. — The  city  ooanoil  is  considering  the  pro- 
posal to  boild  a  new  $10,ooo  fire  station  and  bond  issue  for 
the  same.   Address  the  mayor. 


The  partnership  existing  between  James  H.  Van 
Vlissingen  and  Arthur  Van  Vlissingen  as  James  H. 
Van  Vlissingen  &  Bro.  is  this  day  terminated  by  mu- 
tual consent.  Arthur  Van  Vlissingen  will  succeed  to 
the  Roseland  business  of  the  old  firm,  and  James  H. 
Van  Vlissingen  to  the  business  of  the  city  office.  The 
latter  will  be  conducted  under  the  style  of  J.  H.  Van 
Vlissingen  &  Co.  The  interest  of  Mr.  Authur  Van 
Vlissingen  in  the  firm  of  Van  Vlissingen  &  Ismond 
is  transferred  to  Mr.  James  H.  Van  Vlissingen, 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architects  Swift  &  Hall  have  completed  plans  for 
a  church  at  Chenoa,  111.,  for  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
congregation.  Rev.  R.  L.  Williams  is  pastor.  It  is 
designed  in  the  Romanesqe  style  of  architecture  and 
will  cover  50  by  60  feet  of  ground.  Exterior  will  be  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  slate  roof  and  stained  glass, 
with  Georgia  pine  finish  for  the  interior.  The  latter, 
including  a  gallery,  will  have  a  seating  capacity  of 
500,  and  the  cost  of  construction  is  estimated  at  $6,500. 

Architect  C.  S.  Halmboe  has  plans  for  sixteen  two- 
story  and  basement  flat  buildings,  for  John  P.  Nagel, 
on  Vincennes  avenue,  between  Sixty-third  and  Sixty- 
fourth  streets.  The  contract  for  the  entire  work  has 
been  let  to  Murray  &  Butler,  and  the  buildings  are  to 
be  ready  for  occupancy  by  August  15.  The  buildings 
will  be  22  by  43  feet  each,  of  varying  designs,  stone 
fronts,  slate  and  composition  roofs,  with  furnace 
heat,  hard  wood  finish,  copper  and  galvanized  iron 
work,  mantels,  grill  work  and  all  modern  improve- 
ments.   Total  cost  al^out  $64,000. 

Architect  Joseph  Molitor  has  completed  plans  for 
two  attractive  store  and  flat  buildings  at  538  and  540 
Jefferson  street  for  Weller  G.Getz.  They  will  cover 
50  by  100  feet,  four  stories  and  basement  high,  with 
stone  fronts  for  the  first  story,  pressed  brick  and 
stone  above,  relieved  by  galvanized  iron  bays,  have 
pine  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
#24,000.  The  buildings  will  be  separated  by  a  drive- 
way faced  by  an  ornamental  iron  gate.  They  will 
contain  thirteen. flats,  two  stores  and  a  hall. 

Architect  William  Thomas  has  completed  plans  for 
a  residence  at  Evanston  for  C,  M.  Rogers  It  will  be 
two  stories,  attic  and  basement  high,  36  by  60  feet, 
be  built  of  stone  and  frame,  have  interior  finish  in 
birch,  quartered-sawed  red  and  white  oak  and  modern 
conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $14,000.  It  will  contain  a 
billiard-room  in  the  basement. 

Architect  Charles  R.  Adams  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  on  Schiller  street  for  Mrs.  J  S.  Ziegler. 
It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  60  by  77 
feet,  have  a  front  partly  of  stone  and  partly  of  pressed 
brick,  vvith  ornate  bay  windows,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improvements,  to  cost 
about  $25,000. 

Architect  Oscar  L.  McMurry  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  at  3540  Prairie  avenue  for  Mrs.  M.  T. 
Kerr.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  25 
by  70  feet,  have  stone  front,  steam  heat,  quarter- 
sawed  oak  finish  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost 
of  $10,000. 

Architect  Niels  Buck  has  prepared  plans  for  a  flat 
building  on  Mayfair  avenue,  near  Southport,  for  J. 
M.  West.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
25  by  60  feet,  have  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$7,000. 

Architect  John  M.  Hoskins  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  modern  apartment  building  on  Washington  boule- 
vard, west  of  Garfield  Park,  for  J.  J.  Collins  and  E. 
W.  Newman.  It  will  cover  50  by  60  feet,  basement 
and  two  stories  high,  have  a  solid  stone  front,quarter- 
sawed  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Architect  Charles  W.  Nothnagel  has  completed 
plans  for  two  modern  residences  at  Oglesby  avenue, 
near  Sixty-first  street.  They  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement  high,  50x61  feet,  have  stone  fronts,  oak  and 
Georgia  pine  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $12,0U0. 

Architects  Ostling  Brothers  have  prepared  plans  for 
a  store  and  flat  building  on  North  Clark  street,  near 
Newport  avenue,  for  Mrs.  Krause.  It  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  25x55  feet,  have  stone 
front,  oak  anl  Georgia  pine  finish  and  modern  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $7,000. 

Architect  Henry  P.  Harned  has  completed  plans 
for  a  large  store  building  at  the  intersection  of  Mil- 
waukee avenue,  Ohio  and  Peoria  streets,  for  Charles 
B.King.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high, 
triangular  in  size,  115x90  feet,  have  pressed  brick, 
stone  and  terra  cotta  exterior,  steam  heat  and  mod- 
ern improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $25,000. 

Architects  Schroeder  &  Koster  have  made  plans 
and  are  about  to  let  contracts  for  a  building  to  con- 
tain six  flats,  at  3i36  Wallace  street,  for  Mr.  Morgen- 
thaler.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
25x83  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  cypress 
finish,  and  will  cost  $7,000.  They  also  made  plans  for 
remodeling  a  residence  at  3645  Forrest  avenue  into 
flat-;,  for  H.  Schulenberg.  The  building  consists  at 
present  of  basement  and  one  story,  22x50  feet,  to 
which  two  stories  and  attic  will  be  added,  and  also  a 
fifteen  foot  extension,  have  a  new,  attractive  front 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  with  mansard  roof  of 
copper  and  red  slate,  estimated  to  cost  $25,000. 

Architect  August  Fiedler  has  taken  estimates  for 
the  Pacific  school  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Central 
Park  and  McLean  avenues,  for  the  board  of  education. 
It  will  cover  104x192  feet  and  cost  $8.i,000. 


June  1,  1895. 


't'ME  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDING  jOURNAL, 


517 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Oinoinnati,  Ohio. — The  Oonnty  Commisaioners  will 
authorize  the  issue  of  $100,000, 

Bainbridge,  Ga. — An  eleotion  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
issue  of  $76,000  City  Hall  bonds. 

Dayton,  Ohio. — The  County  Cottmissioners  have  auth- 
ority to  issue  $20,000  in  bonds  for  bridge  oonstruotion. 

Juneau,  Wis. — The  oitizens  have  voted  to  issue  $4,500 
water  works  bonds 

Martinsbnrg.  W.  Va.— The  Treasurer  is  authorized  to  ad- 
vertise for  $2,000  of  bonds. 

Marysvilie,  Cal. — The  city  will  vote  on  the  proposition 
of  issuing  $40,000  drainage  bonds. 

Pulaski,  Tenn.— The  oity  authorities  will  soon  issue  $20, 
000  of  bonds  authorized  by  Legislature. 

Ballard,  Wash  — An  eleotion  will  soon  be  held  to  vote  on 
the  issue  of  $24,000  water  works  bonds. 

Leavenworth,  Kan. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  au 
thorizing  the  issue  of  $4,000  paving  bonds. 

Detroit,  Minn. — The  oitizens  voted  to  bond  the  district 
for  $20,000  for  the  erection  of  two  sohoolhouses. 

Los  Angeles.  Oal.  —  The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$306,000  of  i]4  per  cent  school  bonds,  to  be  dated  July  1 

Mound  City,  Mo.— The  proposition  to  issue  bonds  to 
furnish  Mound  Oity  with  an  eleotric  light  plan  was  carried 
by  a  vote  of  2i:8  to  1. 

Westwood,  Ohio- — The  eleotion  in  Westwood  resulted  in 
a  vote  of  81  against  3  for  the  issuance  of  $2(  ,0  IC  in  bonds 
for  water  purposes. 

Riverside,  Cal. — I'wo  ordinances  were  adopted,  author- 
izing the  issue  of  $40,(  00  electric  light  bonds  and  $90,000 
street  improvement  bonds. 

Titnsville,  Fla. — Senator  Morrow  introduced  a  bill  au 
thorizing  Brevard  County  to  issue  bonds  for  the  coiiStruc- 
tion  of  public  roads. 

Dallas,  Tex. — The  Committee  on  Finance  recommends 
the  issue  of  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $200,000  to  pay  the 
deficiency  for  which  the  Oity  Council  is  unable  to  provide. 

Beaver  Falls,  Pa.— The  Board  of  Education  of  Beaver 
Falls,  Pa.,  has  accepted  plans  for  a  new  school  building  to 
cost  $13,208,  and  will  issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $22,000 

Savannah,  Ga.— The  Grand  Jury  will  in  all  probability 
recommend  an  issue  of  oonnty  bonds  for  the  purpose  of 
pushing  the  drainage  and  road  improvement  and  for  edu- 
cational purposes. 

OantOQ,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  June  6  for  th_ 
purchase  of  $11,400  5  percent  one  to  sis  year  street  im- 
provement bonds.    George  0  Linsay,  Committee  on  Ways 


and  Means. 

Pasadena,  Oal.— The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  issue  of 
$40,0iiO  school  bonds. 

Flint,  Mich.— The  city  has  voted  to  issue  $50,000  in 
bonds  for  a  water  works  plant. 

Newkirk.  Okla.  Ter.— County  "R»  has  issued  and  for 
sale  $35,(00  6  per  cent  twenty  to  thirty  year  bonds. 

Monticello,  Iowa.— The  citizens  voted  to  bond  the  school 
district  $8,000  for  the  erection  of  a  new  school. 

Colorado  City,  Col.— The  Oity  Olerb  has  been  author- 
ized to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $15,000  sewer  bonds. 

Oklahoma  City,  O.  T.— Bids  are  invited  for  $60,0(  0  20- 
year  6  percent  bonds.    J.  T.  Martin,  City  Clerk. 

Ottumwa,  Iowa.— The  ordinance  providing  for  the  issue 
of  $.50,000  funding  bonds  was  adopted  by  the  Council. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE, 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEEN  JUNE  1  AND  JDNK  30.  1894. 

Oak  Pk,  Waller  &  Probst's  add.  Its  28.  29  and  33  In  b  7  a  snb  of  It  1  In 
Murphy  et  al  sub  of  seo  18  (ex  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  !i)  In  39  18  and  It 
30  b  3  in  8t  iny  lal  blvd  add,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  H  of  the  e  i4  of  the 
8  e  H  of  seo  35  38  14 ;  also  the  premises  known  as  No  421,  48th  st 
June  18, 11  a  m.  Geo  Bues,  master,  lu9  Hartford  bldg.  N  O  E. 

Cassil  &  Prince's  sub,  It  6  of  It  411  in  Olr  Ot  ptn  of  Its  11  and  44  to  47  in 
Thomas  sub  of  Its  12  and  1»  in  b  7  In  Rockwell's  add,  sec  13  39  13. 
.June  15,  11  a  m.   Jos  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  NOB. 

Mark's  sub,  the  e  80  ft  of  Its  9  and  10  In  b  2  of  the  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
3fi7.33  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  16  and  the  s  127.04  ft  of  the  w  ^  of  It  16  in 
the  School  Trustebs  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  June  28,  11  am.  Fk  E  Bry- 
ant, admtr.  NOR 

Ohamber's  sab,  It  40  in  b  2  in  that  pt  of  the  n  /,  of  the  n  Yt  ot  the  n  w 
J4  of  see  33  38  14.  June  17, 1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  94  La8alle 
St.  L  N. 


Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  216  In  the  s  e     of  sec  12  38  13. 
P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 


JuDb  11,  11  a  m. 


La  Grange,  Richmond's  add,  it  3  in  b  7.  June  If,  11  a  m.  PL,  Sherman, 
master.    L  N. 

Oanal  Trustees  snb.  Us  1  and  2  In  the  snb  of  it  6  of  sec  5  39  1*.  June  14, 
11  a  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  NOB. 

Jernberg'8  sub,  divers  lots  in  said  sub,  in  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the 
s  e  54  of  sec  6  39  13.  June  IS,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master.  NOR 

Treat's  sub.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  8  w  H  ot  seo  2  39  13,  June 
16,  11  8  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  mas  er,  llULaSalle  St.  NOR. 

Lane's  sub.  It  61  of  the  s  w  K  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  54  of  seo  35  40  13 
June  14,  1pm.  Edm  8  Gumming ma>ter,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  NOR 

Fishburn's  sub.  Its  51,  62  and  83  of  b  33  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  in 
etc  7  38  14.  June  14,  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  111  9  Tacoma 
bldg.  NOR. 

Lane's  sub.  It  44  of  the  8  w  J4  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  w  of  sec  35  40  13 
June  14,  1pm.  Edm  8  OummiGgs,  master.  NOR. 

Westfall's  sab.  It  186  and  pte  of  Us  184.  185  and  187  of  div  1  of  208  acres 
in  the  e  Yi  of  the  s  w  H  and  the  s  e  14  of  sec  30  38  15.  June  18,  lu  a 
m.  Thoa  Taylor,  Jr.  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  NOR. 

Evanston,  Union  add.  It  14  in  b  5  a  sub  of  sec  19  41  14.  June  14  Ham 
Eilw  A  i;loker,  master.  NOB. 


Oanal  Trustees  snb,  snblt  2  of  it  14  in  b  36  of  sec  7  89  14 
m.  Edm  8  Cummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 


June  18,  1  p 


80  Ch'go  Oalumet  Hgts.  Gross'  add,  it  45  in  b  18  of  the  a  e  M  of  sej  1 
37  14.  June  18,  H  L  Wait,  master,  1)0  baSalle  st.  LB. 

Place's  add.  Its  12  aid  13  (n  b  4,  a  sub  of  ihe  e  3!i  of  the  n  e  W  of  tbe  n 
wii  of  sec  6  39  13.  Juuel7,  1pm,  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master  lOu 
Washington  st.  L  N.  o     ,  , 

Bate's  resub.  ihe  e  33H  ft  of  the  n  Y,  of  It  6  in  b  7  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  a 
w  H  of  sec  21  08  14,  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  mas ;er.  175  Dear 
born  St.  L  N. 

ttoudy  &  Goodwillie'8  sub.  sublts  1,  2.  4,  6,  Sand  7  of  resub  of  Its  19  and 
20  and  all  of  It  21  (ei  w  10  ft)  of  Its  2,  3  and  4  in  the  Assessor's  div  of 
ontlt  B"  iu  WrigQtwood,  seo  28  40  14.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann 
mas'er.  L  N, 

Osborne's  sub,  It  1  in  b  5  of  pt  of  It  2  in  the  Assessor's  sub  of  the  w  V. 
of  sec  t3  and  that  pt  of  the  «  e  of  sec  32  38  14.  Jane  17,  2  d  m  H 
L  Walt,  master.  L.  N.  ■    »-  . 

Jackson's  sub.  Its  1  and  8  of  Its  11  and  14  in  b  22  in  seo  15  adJ.  in  39  14 
June  17,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Taooma  bldg.  L  N. 

C  &  0  0  &  D  OoU  sub.  It  6  in  b  2i>,  sees  5  and  6  87  16.  Jnne  17,  10  a  m 
Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N.  <  ^. 

Forest  Ridge,  divers  pieces  of  property  belonging  to  the  estate  of  F  P 
Si    T  1"  "»  ™-    Jereo.  iah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland 

blk.  L  N. 

Court  ptn.  It  1  in  b  3  of  the  8  e  M,  of  sec  31  38  16.  Jnne  17,  1  p  m  Edm 
6>  Cuminings,  master.  LB. 

Kimbark'8  sub.  It  8  of  It  6  in  b  62  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  in  the  n  w 
H  of  sec  21  39  14.  June  14.  1  p  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master.  8S  Dearborn 

8t.   Li  Jd. 

Diven's  sub.  It  7  in  b  6  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  a  w  >4  of  the  s  w  !i  and  the  e 
H  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  8  w  H  of  sec  2  39  13.  June  16,  1  p  m,  Kdm  8 
Oummings,  master.  LB. 


Ward's  sub.  It  47  in  b  7,  b  12  in  Sheffield's  add. 
O  Overbeck,  executor.  L  B. 


Jnne  2',  11  a  m.  Fred 


White  Sulphur  Springs,  Mont.— Bids  will  be  received 
June  1  for  the  purchase  of  $13  000  school  bonds.     H.  E 
Thompson,  Clerk. 

May's  Landing,  N.  J.— The  Atlantic  County  Board  of 
Freeholders  has  decided  to  issue  bonds  for  the  erection  of 
a  $20,000  insane  asylum. 

Elysian,  Minn.- School  District  No.  38  will  receive  bids 
May  31  for  the  purchase  of  $3,000  6  per  cent  10-year  bonds 
F.  A.  Large,  Clerk. 

Concord,  Iowa.— The  Oonnty  Auditor  has  been  author- 
ized to  sell  15,000  6  pqr  cent  two  to  five  vear  drainage 
bonds  District  No!  7  bonds,    H.  V.  Reed,  Auditor. 

Millersbnrg,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  June  17 
for  the  purchase,  with  accrued  interest,  $20,000  12  to  31 
year  4  per  cent  water  works  bonds.     Josiah  Q  Walknk 
Clerk.  ' 

Jamestown,  Wis.— The  Common  Council  aoproved  the 
till  recently  passed  by  the  Legislature  giving  the  Board  of 
Education  authority  to  issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $85,000 
for  building  sohoolhouses. 

Madison,  8.  D.— Bids  will  be  received  until  June  3  for 
the  purchase  of  $30,000  refunding  bond 3.  Said  bonds  to 
become  due  20  years  from  date  of  issue,  with  option  to  pay 
same  after  10  years  from  date.  A.  A.  Northup,  Oonnty 
Auditor  ' 


Turner  &  Bond's  sub.  It  32  and  n  9  ft  of  It  S3  of  b  10,  in  Morris  et  al 
sub  of  the  w  Yz  of  the  s  w  J4  of  seo  18  39  14  June  14,  Ham  Jno  T 
Noyes  master,  18  and  90  Washington  St.  LB. 

"'r.'^o  <  ^u'^/^f.^'"*  *8       *  fee'  off  tl>e  west  side  of 

It  89  in  b  2  of  the  n  6  of  see  12  39  13.-  onne  14.  Ham  Jno  T 
Noyes,  master.  L  B. 

Lancasler's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  in  b  1  of  the  w  Yi  of  the  s  w  14  sec  22  88  14 
JqdI  28,  11  a  m.  H  A  Foster,  admtr.  LB. 

Watson,  Tower  &  Davis  sub,  It  28  in  b  H  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  H  ol 
seo  6  .1914.  June  19,  H  a  nt.  Geo  Baas,  master.  LB. 

Thee  )4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  seo  28  38  14.  June  18,  Ham.  H  L  Wait  mas- 
ter, 110  LaSaile  st.  L  N. 

The  e  Yt  of  the  d  w  of  ^eo  33  38  13;  also  the  middle  J4  of  the  n  60 
acres  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  e  ^  of  eaid  sec.  June  18, 11  a  m,  H  L  Wait 
master.  L  N. 

Smith's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  of  pt  of  the  w  H  of  It  38  in  the  Pohool  Trustees 
Slit,  of  sec  16  38  14.  June  18,  H  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Port- 
land blk    L  N. 

Normal  School  sub.  the  e  40  ft  of  It  10  in  b  2  of  the  w  ^  of  the  s  e  k  of 
sec  21  38  14.  June  18.  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master.  NOR. 

Mason  &  McKichan's  snb,  it  17  In  b  6  of  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  H 

37  14  June  2o,  Ham.  OP  Bndolphseu,  admlr.  NOB. 

Oanal  Trustees  sub,  an  UQd  1-7  iot  in  the  s  Yi  ex  the  w  to  ft  and  ex 
also  the  e  25  ft  of  the  w  189  ft  of  said  s  !4  of  b  86  of  the  w  ^  of  sec  27 
39  14.  June  21,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  Willard,  executor.  NOR. 

Oh'go  Onvsty  sub.  It  21  in  b  44  of  the  a  H  of  the  n  e  K,  the  w  ?i  of  the 
aYi  of  the  a  Yt  of  the  n  e  J4,  the  u  w  54  of  the  n  w  H  of  ihe  n  e  H  of 
the  s  9  !4  of  the  u  w  >4  of  sec  7  38  14.  June  11,  Ham.  Walter  But- 
ler, master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

So  Oh'go,  Taylor's  2ud  add,  Its  47  48-8nd  49  in  b  6  in  the  snb  of  Its  1  2 
3  24  26  and  26  of  b  1  and  24  of  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  5  37  15 
June  10,  1pm.  Geo  M'lls  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Stewart's  eub,  the  w  H  of  the  Yt  of  Its  45  46  47  aod  48  in  b  15  of  the  s 
w  !4  of  see  1  38  13.  June  1,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper 
blk.  NOB. 

Webb's  sub.  It  20  of  Its  1  and  2  in  the   Supr  Ot  Oomm  ptn  of  b  7  of 
cocbran's  sub  of  the  w  >4  ot  the  s  e  M  of  seo  6  39  14.  June  17,  Ham 
Herman  Hedder,  admtr.  NOR. 
Barber's  sub.  It  5  in  b  4  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  8  w  !4  of  seo  8 

38  14.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 
Oounselman'e  snb.  It  30  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  !i  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  n  w  X 

ot  seo  8  38  14.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 
I  Sheffield's  add.  It  43  In  b  20.  Jnnii  11, 1  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 


Walcott's  add.  the  und  1-6  of  the  n  2.1  ft  of  the  s  60  ft  of  Its  6  and  6  iu  b 
5.  June  11,  1  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  w. 

Central  Pk,  Beck'8  add.  It  4  In  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  11  39  18.  June  11.  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Ooruell,  ItB3lBndS2  1nb68.  June  10,  Ham.  Walter  Bntler,  master, 

Morgan  Pk,  the  e  60  ft  of  It  4  (ex  the  n  90  ft)  in  b  "L".  June  10.  11  a 
m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L.  N. 

Mifflin's  sub.  It  5  in  b  1  of  the  w  S%,  a -res  of  the  s  ^  of  the  e  Yt  of  the 
n  Yt  ot  the  s  e  H  nf  sec  17  38  14.  Jane  10.  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. 1109  Tac  )ma  bldg.  L  N. 

Holstein  add.  It  18  in  b  13  a  snb  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  31  40  14 
June  10.  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Hull's  sub.  It  21  of  9Yt  acres  in  the  e  Yt  of  the  8  w  H  of  sec  4  39  14  June 
19.  1pm.  David  Sullivan,  master    L  N. 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  42  la  b  7  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  w  14  of  sec  20  38  I J 
June  10,  Ham.  Thos  Taylor  Jr.  master.  702  Chicago  Opera  Hou-e 

Ellis  w  add,  the  n  29>^  ft  of  It  28  in  snb  of  Its  1  4  5  and  7  to  10  In  b  1 
June  11,  2  pm.  a  u  Walt,  caster,  HO  LaSalle  8t.  r,  N. 

Sheffield's  add,  the  n  of  It  64  io  snbblk  3  in  b  18.  June  22  11  a  m 
Bernhard  Miallng,  executor.  LB.  '  ' 

Smith  &  Oaldw-ll's  snb.  It  39  of  Us  19  to  23  and  24  in  the  eub  of  Its  ]  2 
3.  4,  7,  8,  9  and  IC  in  the  sub  of  t&e  e  ^  of  the  s  e  !4  of  seo  H  36  14  ' 
June  8,  lu  am.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.   L  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Ironworke  's  add.  Its  25  to  30  in  b  37  a  sub  of  the  s  Yt  of  fee 
8  37  15.  June  11,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60   Portland  blk 
L  N. 

Woodlawn  Terrsce,  It  56  a  snb  of  the  s  325  ft  of  the  u  1815  ft  of  that  nt 
e  of  the  Illinois  Uentral  By  uf  the  n  e  of  sec  2J  38  14.  June  11  11  a 
m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  1.  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add,  It  16  in  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  8  w  H  of  sec  32  E8  1 6 
Jnne  4.  Ham.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56  Beaper  blk.  L  N . 

Weiee'a  sub.  It  21  of  it  4  in  the  County  Oik's  div  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  "si 
of  sec  27  39  13;  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  aud  Its  31  and  32  in  b  6  all  i  , 
Carey's  sub  of  the  e  Yt  and  the  n  w  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  a  w  U  ,  f 
sec  22  39  13.  It  li2  in  Clark  st  add  to  Eogewater.  beflne  a  eub  of  that 
pt  of  the  8  w  J4  of  seo  6  in  14,  Its  v8  and  29  in  ba  17  18  and  41  in  b  i 
its  9  and  10  in  b  4  all  in  Milwaukee  av  Ld  Asan  snb  of  the  w  Yt  ot  the 
n  w  !4  of  the  s  e  iiof  seo  22  4u  13  June  H,  11  a  m  Theresa  Stable 
guardian.  L  B. 

N  Evanston.  Onlver's  sdd.  Us  25  aud  28  in  b  1,  It  23  )n  b  2.  Its  7  and  8  in 
b  6,  Its  17,  -.5  a.  d  .16  in  b  8,  Its  2,  3.  7,  8.  16  21  and  22  in  b  -jO  N  Evan 
ftm.  Its  I.  4  21  and  23  in  b  2S  of  8  eward'n  resub  of  bs  22  24  and  21 
iu  N  Evanston.  June  8,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn 
St.  1..  B. 

Oanal  Trusteea  snb  Its  2  and  3  in  snb  of  the  n  60  ft  of  It  5  in  the  sub  nf 
that  pt  w  i  f  Pine  st  of  b  21  of  rhe  s  !4  ot  sec  3  39  14.    June  8  1pm 
Gej  Mills  Rogers,  100  Washington  st.  L  B.  >    k  . 

Harland'8  sub.  It  28  of  It  2  in  Ihe  County  Oiks  div  of  b  5  in  the  Assess- 
or's div  of  the  n  w  !4  and  the  w  !4  of  the  n  e  J4  of  sec  32  39  14  June 
16,  11  a  m.  Bertha  Weitendorf,  admtrx.  L  B. 

Mathew's  snb.  Its  25  and 
s  w  of  sec  23  39  13. 
Dearborn.  L  B 


16  of  Its  1  and  2  '  in  Kedzle's  snb  of  a  pt  of  the 
June  8,  10  a  m.    Sydney  Stein,  master,  85 

StiusoD  snb.  It  31  of  b  48  in  the  Oanal  Trmteea  eub  of  the  w  Yt  and  the 
w  H  of  the  n  e  !4  of  aec  17  39  14.  June  6.  1  p  m.  Thos  J  Walsh  mas- 
ter, 79  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Rockwell  add.lts  9  10  and  11  In  snhblk  2  of  Its  1  to  12  in  b  12  see  18  39  14- 
also  sublt  1  ot  Odlin's  sub  of  It  8  in  b  6  in  said  add  in  sec  13  39  13' 
May  27,10  a  m.  David  Snllivan,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  21  in  b  6  in  the  sub  of  the  e  601.62  ft  of  the  n  1622  ft  of  the  w  W  of 
the  9  H  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec  18  39  14.  May  29.  11  a  m.  Lucy  A  Salis- 
bury, executrix.  LB. 

SHEEIFF'S  SALES. 

Oanal  Trugtees  sub.  It  25  b  6  of  sec  7  39  14.  June  18.  10  a  m   Jas  Pease 
sheriff.  NOB.  ' 

The  e  40  rods  of  the  e  inn  rods  ot  the  n  w  54  of  sec  23  38  13.  June  18  10 

am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 
Pengoel's  sub.  It  40  iu  b  2  in  the  n  W  of  b  3  in  Borden's  sub  of  the  w  W 

of  tbe  8  e  H  of  sec  36  40  13.    Jane  18, 10  a  m.    Jas  Pease,  sheriff; 

The  Highlands,  Its  311,  312,  319,  320  and  321,  a  snb  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  n 
^  the  n  w  54  of  eeo  17  39  13.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff, 

Elston's  add,  its  3,  4  and  5  b  89. 
NOB. 


June  18.  10  a  m.    Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 

Bergman's  sub.  Its  25  and  26,  b  3  w  M  out  It  9  in  the  Oanal  Trustees 
sub  e  ^4  of  sec  29  40  14.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Fisher's  snb,  it  1  of  the  s  120  ft  of  It  10  in  b  5  in  Cleaverville;  also  the 
30  ft  and  8  inches,  the  n  100  ft  and  8  inehes  of  Ihe  w  Yt  of  It  9  in  b  5 
in  Cleaverville;  alao  It  2  of  Murray  &  Bickwell's  sub  of  Its  47  49  60 
and  51  in  the  Supr  Ot  ptn  of  the  8  e  54  of  the  8  e  54  of  sec  22  38*  14 
Jane  18,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Ogden  A  Jones'  sub,  und  Yt  ot  nwly  Yt  of  It  42;  also  und  16  of  It  48  and 
und  Yt  of  It  49  In  Bronson  ptn  of  Caldwell's  Beserve  in  the  Town  of 
Nlles.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease  sheriff.  NOB. 


Annual  Meetins  Buildine:  Association 
at  Rockford. 


League 


Redaced  rates  for  the  above  meellog  will  be  given  by  the  Chicago 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  June  20  Purchase  tickets  at  City 
Ticket  Office,  95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  station,  Oanal  St 


Wisconsin  Resorts- 
Excursion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
at.  Paul  Railway  to  burlinyton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan.  Milwaukee 
Pewaukes.  Hartland,  Nashotah,  Oconomowoo,  Kilbourn,  pparta,' 
St.  Paul.  Minneapolia,  Lake  Minnetonka,  Tomihawk,  Minocqna' 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wiecon-in,  Minnefota' 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  e  ich  week  to  Wisconsin  Kennrts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  officej 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Canal.  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


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FREE  EXCURSION  TO 


THE  INDUSTRIAL  CITY 


SUNDAY,    JUNE  2 

Train  leaves  Polk  Street  Depot,  C.  &  E.  I.  R.  R. 

AT  1  P.  M.  SHARP. 

Stopping  at  Archer  Avenue,  47th  st,  55th  st, 
63d  street  and  Kensington. 

Come  early  and  secure  a  reserved  seat. 

LOTS  $150  TO  $500. 

Easy  Payments.   City  Water.   Electric  Light.   Macadamized  streets  and  other 

Improvements. 

NOW  is  the  time  to  buy  lots  while  you  have  a  CHANCE  to  purchase  at  the 

original  prices. 


CHICAGO  HEIGHTS  [AND  ASSOCIATION, 

TEUTONIC  BUILD  INQ.      172  Wasliington  st.,  cor,  Fifth  av. 


June  1,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


519 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
May  30,  1895. 

Sales. 

Olty,  over  |1,000   990 

Oity,  under  tl,000   Ill 

County  128 


Amouat. 
11,918,587 
61,735 
149,306 


Total     627 


12,129,627 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  May  31,  1894. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            261  |1,275,K43 

Olty,  under  1,000                           121  71,160 

Oonnty                                        181  457,236 

Total                                        643  (1,804,239 


Aberdeen  st,  100  ft  s  of  Jaokaen,  e  f  75s 
US}4;  Apr  23.  A  Kenny  to  Midland  B 

and  L  Assn  $28,C00 

Adams  st,  65  ft  w  of  St  Lonis  ay,  n  f  SCz 
142;  May  29.  J  Graham  to  E  B  Sim- 
mons  19,000 

Addison  st,  106  ft  e  of  Ward,  s  f  25x125; 
May  10.  M  J  Faberty  to  J  I  Connors 

  $4,500 

Albany  av,  166  ft  n  of  W  12th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  20.  J  Delaney  to  J  F  Merrick 

  ....$5,100 

Albany  a-».  144  ft  n  of  25th  st,  w  f  24x125; 

Mar  26,'94.  J  Staoh  to  J  Kriz  $2,480 

Albany  av  North,  n  e  oor  Sohool  st,  w  f 
53x125;  Mar  1.  A  0  Hesing  to  trnstees 
of  ATondale  Presbyterian  Ohnroh. $1,050 
Allport  st,  144  ft  n  of  W  2l8t,  e  f  24x125; 

May  20.  A  Sohmidl  to  E  J  Oepek .  .$2,700 
Armour  av,  146  ft  n  of  73rd  st,  w  f  50x 
171  58  100;  May  27.  fl  B  Windsor  to 

J  B  Garnet  et  al  $3,000 

Ashland  av,  s  w  oor  DanDing  st,  e  f  373^ 
xl25;  May  27-  M  Berner  to  M  Seiden- 

berg  et  al  $3,400 

Ashland  av,  130  ft  s  of  Ainslee  st,  w  f  25x 
160;  Feb  15.  0  A  Dickinson  to  E  Haas 

  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  224  ft  a  of  Grace  9t,  e  f  V5z 
1243^;  May  17.  H  K  Snider  to  W  Schick 

  $1,087 

Ashland  av,  99  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x121; 

May  23.  P  Johannes  to  J  Kohr  $1,000 

Austin  av,  56  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  n  f  28x 
100,  and  other  ppy;  May  23.  O  Foerster 

to  J  P  Kenny  $8,000 

Avenue  K,  s  w  cor  104th  st,  e  f  98x125, 
and  other  ppty;  May  15.   b!  Kelly  to  K 

Geary  $8,000 

Avenue  K,  same  ppty;  May  25.  K  Geary 

to  R  Kelly  $8,<  50 

Avenue  "Q"  100  ft  s  of  97th  st,  e  f  itOi 
124,  and  other  ppty;  May  24.  C  Mieaoh 

to  0  H  Nix  $5,000 

Ballon  st,  75  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av,  e  f 
25x177;  May  27.  O  Johnniiesen  to  E 

Cook  $2,000 

Bannon  st,  25  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
25x120,  nnd  ^  int;  May  11 .  C  Hange  to 

E  Hansen  $2,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  154J^  ft  w  of  Sonthport, 
B  f  50x125,  and  other  ppty;  May  22  0 

West  to  N  Buck  $8,000 

Belmont  av,  144  ft  w  of  Francisco,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Apr  12.  W  H  Lee  to  J  F  Brower 

 $1,700 

Berteau  av,  103  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  37J^ 
xl25;  July  24,'94.  H  M  Hubbard  to  0 

M  Holm  $1,087 

Bissell  st,  105  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  28x 
125;  Mar  30.  W  K  Farley  to  E  V  Far  ey 

 $10,000 

Bloomingdale  ay,  n  e  oor  Girard  st,  e  f 
24x125;  May  21.  F  Olemsen  to  A  E 

Johnson  $1,800 

Blue  Island  av,  163  f  t  s  w  of  W  16th  st,  s 
e  f  24x100;  May  24.  W  Ahlgrim  to  J 

Ahlgrim   $z,600 

Blue  Island  av.  168  ft  s  w  of  W  16th  st,  s 
e  f  25x100,  more  or  less;  May  23.  S 

Ahlgrim  to  W  Ahlgrim   $2,500 

Burling  st,  215  ft  n  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  22 
x72;  May  25.  0  Bulanger  to  G  Schille 

et  al   $4,200 

Butler  st,  201  ftn  of  8Qth,  e  f  60x121;  May 

24.  J  H  Shaw  to  F  H  Leoke  $5,000 

Butler  st,  60  ft  n  of  Tremont,  e  f  36x124- 
66-100;  May  20.  A  E  Anderson  to  G  W 

Rodgers  $11,000 

Bntler  st,  225  ftn  of  30th,  e  f  25x126;  May 

1.  W  Kenny  to  M  K  Quinn  $4,000 

Carpenter  st,  150  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x124; 
May  20.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Concordia  B, 
L  &  H  Assn  $2,833 


Carpenter  st,  147  ft  s  of  58th,  w  f  25x125; 
May  23.  A  E  Anderson  to  A  J  Brill  et  al 

 $4,000 

Carroll  st,  133  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  s  f  25x 
167;  May  24.  0  A  Donovan  to  A  B  Coxe 

 $6,000 

Central  av,  149  ft  s  of  89th  st,  w  f  50x 
124>^;  May  27.  H  Brill  to  A  E  Ander- 
son $1,000 

Center  av,  73  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  26x124- 
68-100;  May  16.  0  J  E  Lafond  to  J  L 

Peterson  $3,600 

Center  av,  172  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
May  20.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Concordia  B, 

L  &  K  Assn  $2,369 

Chase  av,  67  ft  w  of  Grand,  n  f  50x160; 

May  18.  F  H  Doland  to  A  F  Olgen. $2,000 
Cheltenham  st,  s  w  oor  Coles  av,  n  f  47x 
10,  more  or  less;  May  7.  E  N  Smith  to 

O  Green   $12,000 

Chicago  av,  99  ft  e  of  N  43d,  s  f  72x100; 
Got  20,'94.  E  T  Noonan  to  M  Scully 

  $1,800 

Chicago  av  W,  premises  No  282.  24x122; 
May  36.  M  R  E  Mason  to  J  F  Hinriohs 

et  al  $3,300 

Clark  st  N,  98  ft  n  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  24x 
ICO,  more  or  less;  May  28.  J  W  Tickell 

to  P  P  Thorson  $6,000 

Cleveland  av,  96  ft  s  of  Wisconsin  st,  w  f 
48x122;  May  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Van- 

derbosoh  $3,600 

Clinton  st,  139  ft  n  of  Adams,  e  f  118  1-12 
xlOO;  Apr  30.  Jas  A  Miller  and  wife  to 

J  H  Whittemore  $100,000 

Clybourn  av,  n  w  cor  Langdon  st,  e  f  24x 

100;  May  22.  P  Mueller  to  A  Berg. $8,000 
Commercial  st,  s  e  oor  Byron,  w  f  24x108; 
May  10.  J  E  Taherty  to  I  F  Schick 

 $4,500 

Cornell  st,  57  ft  w  of  Rose,  n  f  25x125, 

May  24.  J  Urban  to  G  J  Urban  $2,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  92  ft  n  of  28th  st,  e  f 
42x240,  more  or  less;  May  25.  J  M 

Taylor  to  A  Mendel  $21,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  200  ft  n  of  63d  st,  w  f 
50x126;  May  17.  J  Roster  to  B  Bailey 

 $6,350 

Cottage  Grove  av,  n  e  oor  eist  st,  w  f  90x 
165;  May  21.  G  W  Hoffman  to  C 

Pardridge  $18,000 

Orescent  road,  144  ft  w  of  Enfield  av,  s  f 
1(0x150;  Apr  19.  Title  Guarantee  and 

Trust  Company  to  G  Williams  $3,000 

Crystal  st,  225  ft  e  of  W  42d  av,  n  f  25x 

122;  May  24.  J  S  Clark  to  G  Rook. $1,278 
Crystal  st,  n  e  cor  Washtenaw  av,  s  f  60x 
120;  May  20.  W  Kirk  et  al  to  Presby- 
terian league  of  Chicago  $3,400 

Dearborn  st,  676  ft  s  of  47th,  e  f  24x100; 

May  13.  A  Boyd  to  P  Boslooper..  .$3,300 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Sacramento,  s  f  83- 
79x126;  May  18.  R  C  Givins  et  al  to  N 

M  Rhodes  $5,0(0 

Diversey  av,  59  ft  w  of  California,  s  f  25x 
125;  May  18.  R  C  Givins  et  al  to  A  H 

Frerksen  $1,300 

Division  st,  123  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25 
xlOO;  Apr  25.  F  G  Stevens  to  G  E  Will- 
iamson   $1,500 

Earl  av,  bet  Southport  and  Wayne,  s  w  f 
30  ft  to  alley;  May  28.  J  Delphin  Jr  to 

0  M  Mallory   ...$1,500 

Eddy  st  W,  104  ft  w  of  Springfield  av,  s  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  5.  P  Hich- 

inger  to  E  Hichinger  $6,000 

Eggleston  av,  30  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  66x 
1191^;  Feb  28.  E  Bebb  to  J  B  Garner 

et  al  $4,5C0 

Eggleston  av,  403  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  47x 
125;  May  21.  J  G  Garrett  to  T  Carson 

 $26,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  /5xl25;  May  25.  Y  Antkowski  to  J 

H  Weiss  $9,0C0 

Eighteenth  st  W,  265  ft  e  of  Oakley  av, 
n  f  25x125;   May    23.    Est  of  A  W 

Schmidt  to  W  Schmidt  $1,06C 

Elizabeth  st,  161  ft  s  of  50th,  e  f  26x124^; 
May  2i'.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Lake  Shore  B 

L&H  Assn  $1,287 

Ellis  av,  216  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x126; 
May  23.    R  Gustafson  to  B  Kinstler 

 $6,800 

Elston  av,  163  ft  s  e  of  Melrose,  s  w  f  26x 
120;  Apr  29.  G  Stieglitz  to  J  Sohnniok 

   $1,000 

Emerald  av,  195  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f  40x 
144;  Feb  21.  P  T  German  Jr  to  M  Thom- 

linsou  i  5,800 

Emerald  av,  199  ft  n  of  57th  st.  e  f  25x 
120;  May  21.  P  Jansen  to  G  W  Diehl 

 $1,150 

Evans  av,  premises  No  4248,  25x124;  May 
3.  T  S  Johnson  to  E  Pister  $2,350 


Farwell  av,  116  ft  w  of  Maple,  s  f  50x171; 


May  22.  J  F  Edwards  to  8  G  Edwards 

 $1,760 

Fifty-first  ot  N,  200  ft  w  of  Washington 
st,  e  f  25x125;  May  28.  J  E  Patterson  to 

J  Alloway  $1,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  60  ft  w  of  Justine,  s  f  5nx 
130;  May  14.  0  Willmott  to  J  Gregory 

 $5,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  122  ft  w  of  Bntler,  n  f  25x 
140;  Feb  12.  H  McCormick  to  E  H 

Kearns   $2,500 

Forrestville  av,  298J^  tt  s  of  47th  st,  w  f 
25x125;   May  25.  M  O  Tremain  to  S 

Johnson  $8,500 

Forrestville  av,  s  e  oor  45th  st,  w  f  237}^ 
xl20;  Forrestville  av,  s  w  oor  45th  st,  e 
f  2371^x120;  May  11.  Est  of  J  Wilson 

to  E  A  Still  $40,375 

Forrestville  av,  158  ft  s  of  46th  st,  w  f  80 
xl20,  and  other  ppty;  May  11.  E  A 

Still  to  W  G  Clark  et  al  $17,200 

Fortieth  st  8,  It  47  blk  64  Norwood  Park, 
May  29.  W  H  Steele  to  G  W  Savery 

 $1,500 

Forty-first  av  8,  182  ft  s  of  12th  st,  e  f  24 
xl26;  May  21.  E  Bradley  to  O  Bradley 

 $i,000 

Forty-second  av  8,  n  e  cor  Howard  st,  w 
f  50x125;  May  20.  J  T  Denvir  to  J  D 

Casey  $1,600 

Forty-fourth  av  S.  75  ft  n  of  Randolph  st, 
e  f  25x126;  May  20,  Mast  in  Ohy  to 
Clerks  and  Mechanics  B,  L  and  I  Assn 

 $3,183 

Forty-fourth  st  W,  76  ft  w  of  La  Salle,  s 
f  25x100;  May  15.  D  Webster  to  J  Alls- 
way    $2,nf0 

Forty-fifth  st,  245  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f 
25x125;  May    18.    E   Peterson   to  A 

Groelie  $1,000 

Forty-sixth  pi,  2X5  ft  w  of  St  Lawreuoe 
av,  s  f  25x130;  May  23.  0  B  Bnsoh  to  G 

Neybert   $2,425 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  198  ft  e  of  Halsted  st, 
n  f  24x125;  May  24.  0  F  Olson  to  M  J 

McCarthy   $3,000 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  224  ft  w  of  Loomis  st, 
n  f  25x126;  Jan  11, '92.  0  J  Vopicka  to 

J  Nemeje  $1,350 

Fourteenth  st  W,  premises  No  267,  26x98; 

Nov  2,'94.  A  Brown  to  E  Brown ...  $:^,75T 
Fourteenth  pi,  157  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f 
26x156;  May  9.  D  E  Postle  to  L  J  Lovak 

 $1,275 

Francisco  av,  26 't  n  of  Oortland  st,  w  f 
26x1133^;  Apr  16.  A  Uuzeitig  to  H  F 

Anderson  $2,800 

Franklin  st,  216  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  25i 
100;  May  24.  J  Miohels  to  H  Nitsch 

 $2,250 

Franklin  st,  s  e  cor  North  av,  w  f  56x100; 
nnd  2  5  int;  Sep  17,'94.  M  S  Urbanus 

et  al  to  J  M  G  Urbanus  et  al  $10,000 

Garfield  blvd,  s  e  oor  Ada  st,  n  f  50x160; 

May  22.  M  J  Doherty  to  T  Byrne.  .$5,000 
Garfield  blvd,  57  ft  w  of  Marshfield  av,  a 
f  26x132;  May  17.  E  Galvin  to  T  Ryan 

 $1,600 

Grant  pi,  188  ft  e  of  Larrabee  st,  n  f  24x 
124;  May  13.  E  Reimann  to  C  Benns 

 $1,800 

Qault  ot,  s  e  cor  Hobbie  st,  w  f  25x100; 
May  25.  F  J  C  Hartwig  to  I  L  Fosse 

et  al  $4,612 

Gilbert  pi,  204  ft  s  e  of  R  I  R  R  n  e  f  31x 
125;  May  27.  L  R  Wegner  to  B  B  Pease 

 $2,400 

Goodspeed  st,  168  ft  n  of  49th,  e  f  24x 
124J^;  May  23.  F  Hebel  to  B  Zemanek 

 $1,000 

Govern  st,  250  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  Sacra- 
mento av,  n  f  24x1483^;  Apr  15.  A  0 

Lindquist  to  B  Miller  $1,800 

Grenshaw  st,  199  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  26 
zl25;  May  20.  C  Sohoenstedt  to  A  S 

Bischmann  $4,500 

Greenwood  av,  400  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  26x 
161;  May  9.  T  Nicholson  to  T  W  Ryan 

 $1,800 

Greenwood  av,  775  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  25x 
151;  Apr  22.  J  S  Barker  to  B  M  Dodd 

 $6,800 

Greenwood  av,  115  ft  s  of  54th  st,  e  f  25x 
164;  Apr  25.  C  S  Frost  to  J  C  Sutton 

 ;  $5,625 

Green  st,  150  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x125;  May 

23.  J  J  Dnnn  to  G  Oly  $1,050 

Haddon  st,  143  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  24x 
120K;  Apr  22.  Est  of  T  Suflern  to  8  E 

Smeby  $1,300 

Halsted  at,  148  ft  a  of  Addison,  e  f  26x72; 
May  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Benton 

Jr  $1,361 

Halsted  at  S,  premises  No   19,  24x117; 

Apr  26.  E  Deutch  to  J  Frank  et  al.$10,000 
Halsted  at,  n  w  cor  76tb,  e  t  126x121; 


May  8.  M  Qerrity  to  8  R  Patterson.$8,00J 
Halsted  at  8,  premises  No  4211,  36x125; 
May  13.  Est  of  A  R  Mason  et  al  to  F 

Kappler  $7,0(0 

Halsted  at,  235  ft  n  of  Irving  Park  av,  e 
f  25x133;  May  2.  H  L  Bordwell  to  J  A 

Frey   $2,500 

Halsted  at,  s  e  cor  W  42d,  w  f  50x118.77; 
Feb  2.  W  H  Brintnall  to  Drovers'  Safe 

Deposit  Oo  $17,500 

Halsted  st,  100  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  60x120; 
May  4.  W  M  Hanland  to  J  Bnokingham 

 $5,000 

Halsted  at,  166  ft  a  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
60x120;  May  24.  M  Barnard  to  P  P  Daly 

 $6,00  0 

Hamburg  st,  116  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  24x 
100;  May  27.  J  Namias  to  W  Ozyozew- 

eki  |2,6(  0 

Hamilton  av,  96  ft  n  of  Jackson  at,  w  f 
24x128;  May  25.  A  0  Perrill  to  J  E 

Hardy  $6,000 

Hamilton  av,  60  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  May  22.  W  Frink  to  B  Sharkey 

 $5,3' 0 

Hancock  av,  181  ft  n  of  North,  e  f  25x177; 

May  25.  A  Nelson  to  H  Benze  $l,2(i0 

Harrison  st,  100  ft  w  of  S  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
126;  May  22.  E  Calkins  to  A  Swanborg 

 $1,000 

Harrison  st,  175  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
B  f  25x132;  May  16.  M  M  Henneberry 

to  C  M  Henneberry  $2,1(0 

Harvard  st,  78  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x125;  May  10.  J  J  Cresap  to  A  Matt- 
son   $8  0  0 

Herndon  st,  24  ft  n  of  School,  e  f  24x125; 
Mar  26.  A  G  Rehtmeyer  to  P  Zeches 

 $1,850 

Hirsoh  st,  166  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f  25 
xl24;  Apr  30.  C  W  fiasmussen  to  M 

Markos   $1,200 

Hirsoh  st,  15n  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
25x124;  May  13.   Alexian  Brothers  of 

Chicago  to  H  Andernon  $1,260 

Holt  st,  250  ft  n  of  Blanche,  e  f  24x124; 
May  10.  F  Klaskowski  to  M  Keander 

 $2,650 

Honore  st,  190  ft  n  of  46th,  e  f  24x124; 

Mar  29.  W  Schultz  to  M  Tomas  .$1,260 
Holt  at,  181  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  24x110; 
May  18.  N  J  Anderson  to  A  Feergan 

 $4,150 

Hoyne  av.  100  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  May  22.  W  Newbauer  to  W  Kelm 

 $1,326 

Humboldt  blvd,  66  ft  s  of  Fnllerton  av,  e 
f  30x212;  Apr  23.  E  8  Talbot  to  K 

Leininger  $4,750 

Indiana  st,  150  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x93; 

May  27.  8  Hicks  to  E  F  Kearney .  .$4, SCO 
Indiana  av,  74  ft  s  of  68th  at,  w  f  26x178; 
May  28.  J  Alloway  to  J  E  Patterson 

 ...$10,000 

Indiana  av,  375  ft  n  of  53d  st,  w  f  25x171; 

May  14.  J  W  Byers  to  E  M  Phillip8.|2,£00 
Illinois  st,  2,438  ft  e  of  State,  n  f  50x100; 
May  7.  G  W  Streetor  to  Cooperative 

Trading  Assn  $26,(00 

Irving  av,  175  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  e  f  25 
xl26;  Apr  19.  T  Guar  and  T  Co  to  G 

Leonhardt  $4,200 

Irving  av,  170  ft  s  of  Potomao,  e  f  243^x 
124;  May  28.  J  Kolber  to  I  Lamensdorf 

 $3,600 

Irving  av,  291  ft  n  of  W  23d  st,  e  f  37}^x 
126;  May  22.  W  Bartels  et  al  to  O  G 

Stenman  $1,025 

Irving  av,  329  ft  n  of  W  23d  st,  e  f  37i^x 
105;  May  22.  W  Bartels  to  J  W  Lander 

 $1,026 

Irving  av,  50  ft  s  of  Belle  Plaiue,  w  f  25x 
121;  May  1.  8  M  L  J  Brown  to  M  Blom 

 $1,100 

Irving  Park  av,  a  e  oor  Eatelle  at,  n  f  60x 
123>^;  May  24.  T  8  Walker  to  0  Buck- 
ingham $3,000 

Jaokson  st,  s  w  oor  Marshfield  av.  n  f  41- 
2-3x160;  May  25.  E  P  Moran  et  al  to  G 

8  Sloan  $10,000 

Jaokson  st,  200  ft  e  of  S  42nd  av,  n  f  26x 
125;  Apr  17.  A  L  Woodward  to  A  D 

Fraser  $1,400 

James  pi,  450  ft  e  of  N  Clark  at,  a  f  50x 
160,  more  or  less;  May  7.  E  Graeff  to  8 

Harnstrom  $11,500 

James  pi,  100  ft  w  of  Lake  View  av,  s  e  f 
50x160;  May  23.  G  Frank  to  L  Fried- 
man $9,400 

Jefferson  at,  495  ft  n  of  111th,  e  f  165z 
330,  more  or  leae;  Apr  16.  A  Coma  to 

T  De  Jong  ,  $2,600 

Jefferson  av,  60  ft  a  of  52nd  st,  e  f  lOOx 
150;  Mar  12.  H  N  Hibbard  to  8  Carr 
 $20,000 

(Continued  3D  patre  521 


520 


TfiE  REAL  tJSI'ATiJ  AND  BtttLDlNG  JOUHNaL. 


Juoe  1,  l8dS. 


Attractive  Offices  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE-. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

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fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 
From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procuie  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaso. 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


521 


(Cioatinued  from  page  519.) 
Jefferson  av,  same  ppty;  May  29.  !S  Oarr 

to  DeW  0  Batts  19,000 

Eerfoot  av,  319  ft  n  w  of  Viuoennes,  s  w 
f  26x122;  May  23.  R   Albreobt   to  E 

Niederegger  at  al  $3,000 

Lafayette  at,  U6  ft  n  of  73rd,  e  f  5uxl71- 
58-100;  May  27.  H  B  Jackson  to  J  B 

Garner  et  al    $3,000 

Lake  ay,  310  ft  s  of  73d  st,  e  f  60x216; 

Feb  5.  O  O  Heisen  to  E  Lord  |4,000 

Lake  st,  200  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f  26x 
100;  May  20.  E  Edwards  to  A  Edwards 

 $6,000 

Langley  av,  298  ft  n  of  19th  st,  e  f  21x 
124;  May  25.  0  A  Uitohoookto  F  Keeler 

 $9,000 

Langley  av,  s  w  oor  39th  st,  e  f  106x167, 
May  33.  M  R  Merriam  to  A  E  Forrest 

etal    $13,760 

La  Salle  st,  s  w  oor  53d,  e  f  32x91  and  % 

int;  May  25.  b  Cook  to  T  P  Keyes. $2,500 
La  Salle  st,  8  w  oor  63d,  e  f  32x91;  May 

25.  T  P  Keyes  to  A  L  Fank  $6,500 

La  Salle  st,  365  ft  n  of  33d,  w  f  25x123; 

May  22.  TV  Hail  to  T  B  Hall  ...  $2,000 

La  Salle  av,  202  ft  s  of  Oak  st,  w  f  26x 
151)^;  May  21.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  A 

Ogden  et  al,  exrs  $5,980 

La  Salle  av,  premises  No  177  and  179,  48 
xllO;  Jnoe  2,'94.  Daniel  J  O'Connor  to 

St  ViDoent  Infant  Asylam  $29,6(  0 

Lawndale  av,  109  ft  s  of  Angasta  Bt,  e  f 
25x125,  ana   other  ppty;  May  1.  E 

Walsh  to  P  P  Thorsen  $2,300 

Lawndale  av,  266  ft  n  of  22nd  st,  e  f  50x 
126;  May  10.  M  A  Warren  to  E  D  St 

Aubin  $2,000 

Leavitt  st,  116  ft  n  of  Hamburg,  e  f  52x 
100,  more  or  less;  Mar  18.  A  Gray  to  J 

A  Wetkowski  $3,(  CO 

Leavitt  st,  240  ft  s  of  34th,  e  f  24x125; 

May  7.  W  H  Browne  to  P  A  Hines  $2,000 
Lexington  st,  197  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av,  s  f 
25x124;  May  1.  J  A  Costello  to  G  S 

Angus  $1,10J 

Leyden  av,  s  e  oor  Belden,  w  f  50x124; 

Apr  22.  G  E  Walter  to  O  Sohwarz. .  $1,100 
Lincoln  av,  237  ft  n  of  Harvey  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  May  16.  F  Wonkowski  to  J  Kotarek 

 $1,400 

Lincoln  st,  176  ft  a  of  47th,  w  f  26x124; 

May  6.  A  Kotard  to  K  H  Franke. .  .$3,000 
Linden  av,  SCO  ft  s  e  of  W  42nd,  s  w  f  60 
xl25;  May  14.  E  G  Philbrook  to  0  8 

J4cNett    $3,000 

Lowe  av,  3 JO  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  150x234; 

May  7.  D  Dimond  to  0  H  Wingate.f  2,000 
Lowe  av,  184  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  31x119; 

May  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  R  H  Dana. $3,200 
Lowe'av,  100  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  26x69  4-10; 

May  28.  M  K  Hallgren  to  L  M  Carr.$4,(  00 
Lnebeck  st,  212  ft  w  of  Uoyne,  n  f  24x 
100;  May  22.K  Eberly  to  J  G  Harlaoher 

 $1,650 

Madison  av,  s  w  oor  89th  st,  e  f  266x125, 
also  23  lots;  Dec  7,'93.  J  Dearinger  to 

G  W  Streetor  $19,000 

Madison  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  23.  G  W 
Streetor  to  Cooperative  Trading  Assn 

 $33,000 

Madison  av,  50  ft  s  of  100th  st,  e  f  98x121; 

May  23.  J  Kelly  to  0  Hermann  $1,400 

Malta  st,  8  w  oor  99th,  e  f  45)^x117;  Apr 

22.  L  V  Christie  to  F  F  Oviatt.  $1,432 
Maplewood  av,  298  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
e  f  25x126;  Apr  24.  E  A  Shedd  to  A  O 

Anderson  $1,500 

Maplewood  av,  274  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
24x125;  May  29.  G  W  Savery  to  W  J 

Steele  $1,600 

Maplewood  av,  325  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  n  t 
50x125;  May  17.  Eat  of  J  W  Hambleton 

to  B  Chapman   $2,160 

Marshfield  av,  premises  No  332,  20x100; 
May  27.  A  Moons  to  S  M  Goldflnger 

 $3,500 

Marshfield  av,  100  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  26x 
123,  and  othsr  ppty;  May  11.  Est  of  J 

W  Drexel  to  J  B  Brooke  $1,170 

•Marshfield  av,  266  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  76x 
121,  and  other  ppty;  May  23.  E  D  Hos- 

mer  to  A  H  Meads   $4,000 

May  st,  175  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  25x1243^;  Oct 
17.'94.  H  E  Hindmarsh  to  J  E  Kotter- 

strand  $1,100 

Michigan  av,  97  ft  s  of  ll4th  pi,  e  t  24x 
122;  May  8.  M  Henderson  to  O  A  Swan- 
son  $2,576 

Michigan  av,  383  ft  s  of  113th  st,  w  f  26x 
164;  May  25.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  0  Seipp 

 $10,053 

Michigan  av,  504  ft  s  of  E  14th  st,  w  f  70 
xl61,  and  3^  int;  May  22.  Patrick  White 
and  wife  et  al  to  Willian;  J  EDgli8h.$25,0C0 


Michigan  st,  2,338  ft  e  of  State:  s  f  60x100; 
May  7.  Q  W  Streetor  to  Cooperative 

Trading  Assn  $42,0C0 

Michigan  blvd,  250  ft  s  of  E  12th  st,  w  f 
27  1-6x1313^;  Apr  16.  Mary  A  T  Peck 

to  Robert  L  McBlroy  $41,000 

Milwaakee  av,  s  e  cor  Hatobinson  st,  s  w 
f  247x126,  and  other  ppty;  May  26.  J 

Hnber  to  G  0  Hield  $11,700 

Monroe  st,  25  ft  e  of  S  4l8t  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  Feb  12.  M  Gaynor  to  C  F  N  Boblitz 

 $1,400 

Monroe  8t.  25  ft  e  of  41st  av,  s  f  26x121; 

May  4.  J  L  Looke  to  F  J  Herdle.  .$1,200 
Monroe  si,  n  e  oor  S  41st  av,  s  f  25x121; 

May  4.  J  L  Locke  to  0  L  Miller.  .$1,200 
Morgan  st,  u  e  cor  U9th,  w  f  96  61-lOOx 
189;  May  18.  A  Chytraas  et  al  to  0  E 

Engstrand  $2,000 

Morgan  st,  s  e  oor  62nd,  w  f  73x124^; 

May  13.  L  E  Smith  to  F  O  hlobb8.$13,(  00 
Morgan  st,  20S  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  26x124.69; 

Apr  29 .  O  B  Green  to  M  Larson ...  $  1,000 
Morgan  st,  225  ft  s  of  118th,  w  f  5x126; 

May  20.  H  Ohisson  to  F  Wretlof.  .$6,500 
Mozart  st,  141  ft  n  of  Diversev  av,  e  t  £0x 
125.78;  May  18.  R  0  Giviu's  et  al  to  F 

Robertson  $1,600 

Muskegon  av,  296  ft  s  of  80th  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  Dec  16,'94.  L  A  Hastiags  to  J  L 

Hastings  Jr  $2,000 

Muskegon  av,  217  ft  n  of  79th  st,  e  f  60x 
159;  May  1.  W  H  Wilkinson  Jr  to  0  A 

Howell   $2,600 

North  av,  75  ft  e  of  Oakley,  n  f  25x123; 

May  27.  M  Marx  to  F  I  Goldwater. $2,800 
Ohio  st,  42  ft  e  of  Franklin,  s  f  20x100; 
May  27.  Est  of  F  R  Messer  to  T  Gib- 
bons  $3,100 

One  Hundred  and  9th  st,  57  ft  w  of  Cal- 
houn av,  s  f  50x125;  May  25.  P  Stirling 

to  B  Stirling  $1,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  bt,  n  w  cor 
Wentworth  av,  s  f  181x126;  May  24.  R 

L  McElroy  to  M  A  T  Peek  $7,000 

Osgood  st,  179  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f 
50x120;  Jan  12.  B  Johnson  to  S  Hanfion 

 $3,500 

Palmer  pi,  n  e  cor  Humboldt  blvd,  s  f  7i  3^ 
xl24>^;  May  24.  O  A  Olson  to  E  A 

Lange   $6,500 

Parnell  av,  75  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  39x125; 

Apr  29.  B  F  Reed  to  A  M  Moffatt. .$6,000 
Parnell  av,  249  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  51x126; 

May  2.  J  R  Trenton  to  W  T  Eaton. $7,000 
Peoria  st,  354  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  :  0x124  69- 
100;  Apr  16.  0  W  Qurney  to  P  S  Cowen 

 $8,000 

Peoria  st,  160  ft  n  of  78th,  e  f  60xl25i^; 
May  15.  M  W  Gardner  to  A  O  Andrae 

 $2,400 

Pierce  av,  160  ft  w  of  Spaulding,  n  f  &0x 
124;  May  28.  S  Sternfeld  to  E  Hohn 

 $1,4(0 

Pine  st,  299  ft  s  of  90th,  e  f  100x179;  Apr 

2.  0  H  Trego  to  W  T  Trego  $2,660 

Prairie  av,  240  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  96x 
160}^,  and  other  ppty;  May  20.  E  Frank 

to  J  N  Strauss  $3,000 

Prairie  av,  215  ft  s  of  18th  st,  e  f  67x176- 
6-10;  May  25.  Sarah  S  0  Marsh  to  Vine 

A  Watkins  $f  0,800 

Prairie  av,  116>^  ft  a  of  60th  st,  w  f  16.10 
X160.7;  May  14.  M  McOmper  to  F  L 

Moore  $5,000 

Princeton  av,  381  ft  n  of  33dst,  w  f  25x 

135;  May  24.  G  Love  to  H  Brady .  .$1,500 
Randolph  st,  23^^  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  s  f 
22  8  10x181;  Apr  25,'94.  C  A  Burley  to 

A  BOoxe  $t,600 

Ridgeway  av,  170  ft  n  of  W  26th  st,  25x 
125;  May  22.  A  E  Ohadwiok  to  S  B 

Harvey  $1,000 

Rhodes  av,  a  w  cor  67th  st,  e  f  100x124; 

May  24.  M  Adler  to  H  Oberndorf.  $3,750 
Robey  st,  78  ft  a  of  Haddow,  e  f  25x1033^, 
nnd  3^  int;  May  24.  A  Ropp  to  O  Ropp 

 $1,000 

Robey  st,  a  e  cor  Thomas,  w  f  24xl2&3^; 
May  17.  A  F  W  Brechlin  to  I  Rajewski 

 $8,900 

Rockwell  st,  76  ft  a  of  Hirsoh,  w  f  26x126; 

May  26.  E  A  Shedd  to  J  Alfredson .$1,600 
Rockwell  at,  132  ft  s  of  Courtland,  e  f 
223^x149;   May  22.  J  H   Smith  to  A 

Anderson  $2,300 

Roscoe  st,  216  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x124; 
May  27.  M  Anderson  to  J  A  Carlson 

 $2,900 

Roscoe  at,  48  ft  w  of  Seeley  av,  s  f  24x126; 
Jan  26.  C  Mneggenbnrg  to  J  Mneggen- 

burg   $1,000 

Roscoe  st,  same  ppty;  May  22.  J  Mnegg- 

enbnrg  to  R  0  Moore  $1,160 

Sangamon  at,  lOQ  ft  a  of  60th,  w  f 


125;  May  26.  M  Lnndberg  to  C  Lund- 
berg  $1,(00 

Sangamon  st,  76  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  26x124; 

May  9.  G  B  Spry  to  J  Gregory  $1,250 

Sangamon  st,  173' ft  n  of  118th,  w  f  25x 
125;  May  29.  A  Norem  to  J  R  Howe 

 $4,500 

Sangamon  st,  116  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  35x 
124.6;  May  16.  A  L  Smith  to  A  S  Lee 

 $1,800 

Sawyer  av,  n  e  cor  26th  st,  w  f  24x125; 

May  24.  E  Fggert  to  J  Holee.  . . .  $1,400 
Sawyer  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  28th  st,  w  f  75x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  May  20.  A  Basa  to 

8  Kleutgen  $4,200 

Sawyer  av,  225  ft  n  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  23.  B  E  Runzel  to  A  G  Ander- 
son  $1(1,000 

Sawyerav, same  ppty;  May  23.  A  G  nder 

son  to  R  F  Runzel  $10,000 

School  at,  a  e  cor  Sheldon  av,  n  f  2(xl25; 

May  23.  K  Haaa  to  F  Bess  $2,650 

Sedgwick  st,  287  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  e  f 
24x120;  May  24.  S  0  Akerlind  to  O  F 

Muemberg   $6,000 

Seeley  av,  312  ft  s  of  5  th  st,  w  f  36x125; 
May  26.  A  E  Anderson  to  G  F  Irask 

 $1,00 

Seventy-first  st,  99  ft  e  of  Eimbark  av.  n 
f  333^x125;  Apr  27.  G  R  Bennett  to  M 

Snell   $5,000 

Seventy-second  pi,  99  ft  w  of  Jefferson 
av,  n  f  50x125;  May  11.  E  C  Preble  to 

Lake  Forest  University  $6,00T 

Seventy  second  st,  224  ft  e  of  Kimbark  av, 
n  f  75x125;  Apr  27.  W  C  Nelson  to  8  A 

Dickerman   ..$1,875 

Sheffield  av,  327  ft  s  of  Belmont,  e  f  48x 
125;  May  23.  8  Harnalrom  to  E  Qraeff 

 $6,800 

Sheffield  av,  140  ft  s  of  Irving  Park,  e  f 
70x190;  May  24,  T  8  Walker  to  0  Buck- 
ingham  $8,960 

Shields  av,  s  w  oor  W  43d  pi,  e  f  48x115, 
and  other  poty;  May  20.  M  J  Arter  to 

M  D  Arter..'.  $3,500 

Sixtieth  at,  53  ft  w  of  Langley  av,  n  f  50x 
150,  and  other   Dpty;   May  22.  J  M 

Wheelook  to  E  F  Wheelook   $7,400 

Sixty-first  st.  26  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  s  f  24 
xl26;  May  27.  D  M  Hayes  to  0  O  Petter- 

son  et  al  $3,2(  0 

Sixty-eixth  pi,  130  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
33  1-3x133;  May  26.  F  Smith  to  W  H 

Smith   ,  $3,500 

Sixty-sixth  st,  120  ft  e  of  Waehingt  n  av, 
8  f  40x127  8  10;  May  1.  E  Stock  to  E  M 

Smith   $4,000 

South  Park  av,  660  ft  n  of  35th  st,  e  f  2lx 
124^;  Apr  16.  Josephine  A  Ayer  to  J 

M  Karl  $16,000 

Sonthport  av,  275  ft  s  of  Waveland,  e  f 
25x130;  May  22.  L  Zandonella  to  T 

Siokel   $1,200 

Spaulding  av,  228  ft  a  of  W  24th  st,  e  f  50 
xl26,  and  other  ppty;  May  20.  G  W 

Rodgera  to  A  E  Arderaon  $4,700 

St  Lawrence  av,  n  e  oor  66th  st.  w  f  913^ 
xl22,  and  other  ppty,  and  3^  int;  May 

24.  H  Oberndorf  to  M  Adler  $5,300 

St  Lawrence  av,  218  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f 
25x179;  May  29.  L  Matthews  to  0  Mat- 
thews $2,260 

St  Lawrence  av,  208  ft  a  of  46tb  st,  w  f  25 
xl79;  Apr  12.  E  B  Camp  to  I  Harris 

 $3,000 

Stony  Island  av,  199  ft  8  of  72nd  st,  w  f 
25x111;  May  25.  A  Muenter  to  W  H 

Cook  $2,500 

Snnnyside  av,  663^  ft  w  of  N  44th  ot,  s  f 
60x148;  May  27.  C  Cowdtry  to  A  O 

Heidelberg  $2,500 

Thirteenth  st,  66  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  25x 
no,  und  3^  int;  May  28.  W  Rosman  to 

L  Rosman  $2,300 

Thirteenth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Laflin,  s  f  24 
xl24;  May  26.  A  Renk  to  L  F  Ullrich 

 $11,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  448  ft  e  of  Blue  Island 
av,  n  f  24x100;   May   15,'94.    J  Mc- 

Namara  to  W  0  Clark  $14,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  25  ft  w  of  Robey  st.  n  f 
25x124;  May  23.  H  Onrran  and  wife  to 

F  H  Ourran  $3,i  00 

Thirty-first  st,  36  ft  w  of  Deaiborn,  n  f 
25x114;  May  25.  J  Hoggins  to  M  A 

Hoggics   $10,000 

Thi rty -first  st,  75  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  s  f 
621^x120;  May  27.  M  N  Carroll  to  J 

Sloane  $24,050 

Thirty-first  st,  41  ft  w  of  Shields  av,  s  f 
25x125;  May  21.  C  Wade  etal  to  S  M 

Baldwin  $2,500 

Thirty-third  st,  266  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  26x 
110,  more  or  less;  May  17,'94.  G  A 
See^verne  to  W  E  Merrick  $1,500 


Thirty-third  st,  same  ppty;  May  1.  W  E 

Merrick  to  W  U  Smith  $1,500 

Thirty-third  st,  same  ppty;  May  23.  W  B 

Smith  to  W  E  Merrick  $1,600 

Thirty-fifth  st,  n  e  oor  Rhodes  av,  s  f  373^ 
xl28;  Apr  12.  Chas  Herbertz  to  Fanny 

A  Gaderjahn  $35,000 

Thirty -sixth  st,  n  e  oor  Gage,  a  f  25x147; 
May  26.  P  Kerrigan  to  A  J  Kerrigan 

 $3,0C0 

Throop  at,  225  ft  a  of  60th,  w  f  25x1243^, 
and  3^  int;  March  21.  C  A  Anderson  to 

J  A  Anderson  $1,800 

Twelfth  st  W,  66  ft  w  of  Center  ay,  a  f  25 
xl25;  May  25.  F  Meisaner  to  L  A  Ruehl 

 $12,500 

Twenty-third  st  W,  260  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n 
f  24  ft  to  alley;  May  28.  J  Donovan  to 

ft  Sionott  $1,200 

Twenty-third  pi,  276  ft  e  of  Princeton  av, 
8  f  26x126;  May  21.  W  Reiohaidt  to  L 

Reichardt  •  $1,650 

Twenty-fourth  at,  426  ft  e  o'f  Princeton 
av,  n  f  26x125;  May  24.  J  P  Zaokres- 

son  to  E  Fox  $4,100 

Twenty-fourth  at,  356  ft  w  of  Western  av, 
n  f  24x120;  May  22.  B  Sharkey  to  W 

Frink  $1,100 

Union  av,  199  ft  b  of  78th  st,  w  f  40x 
126.66;  Oct  24,'94.  M  M  Miller  to  L  A 

McGinn  $20,000 

Vernon  av,  214  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  50x125; 
May  22.  MD  Buddington  to  F  B  Fel- 
lows  '.  $4,000 

Vernon  av.  same  ppty;  May  24.  F  B  Fel- 
lows to  F  E  Buddington  $4,C00 

Wabansia  av,  n  w  oor  Lincoln,  s  f  24x80; 
May  15.  M  F  Sheppard  to  J  Macholz 

 $1,200 

Wabansia  av,  n  e  cor  Hancock,  s  f  50x 
153;  May  27.  Est  of  V  Cop  to  J  Cop 

 $1,050 

Wabash  av,  s  e  cor  107th  st,  w  f  30x93; 

Feb  28.  F  Bergman  to  F  Hamilton. $2,600 
Wabash  av,  premises  Nos  4227,  4229,  4231 
and  4233,  90x160,  more  or  less;  May  26. 

A  Mendel  to  J  M  Taylor  $60,000 

Wabash  av,  98  ft  n  of  74th  at,  w  f  ICOx 
16(1^,  and  other  ppty;  May  27.  J  0 

Carroll  to  J  Sloane  $7,500 

Waller  av,  99  ft  n  of  Humboldt,  w  f  50x 
126;  May  24.  Q  E  Waller  to  G  Mcller 

 $1,000 

Wall  at,  a  w  cor  32d,  e  f  24x124;  Apr  30. 

L  E  Dimmitt  to  J  Bielawski  $1,600 

Warner  av,  1543^  ft  w  of  Sonthport.  n  f 
60x125;  May  21.  W  Schick  to  N  Buck 

 $1,900 

Warner  av,  1543^  ft  w  of  Southport,  n  f 
25x126;  May  22.  N  Buck  to  L  0  Gea- 

hart  $1,500 

Warren  av,  128 't  e  of  Oakley,  n  f  20x124; 
July  26,'94.  A  S  Tyson  to  F  G  Ellinger 

 $7,500 

Warren  av,  363  ft  e  of  Albany,  n  f  25x121; 

May  25.  J  E  Harvey  to  A  C  Perrill.$3,125 
Washtenaw  av,  232  ft  n  of  Humboldt  blvd, 
w  f  25x125;  May  26.  0  A  Dahl  to  A  R 

Dahl  $1,800 

Washington  st,  176  ft  w  of  S  41at  av,  s  f 
25x180;  May  22.  J  H  Furman  Jr  to  A  O 

Johnson  et  al  $1,500 

Washington  st,  80.11  ft  e  of  6th  av,  n  f 
40x180.7;  May  22.  Martin  J  Russell 
and  wife  to  Chicago  Chronicle  Co.$200,000 
Whipple  st,  150  ft  s  of  Courtland,  w  f  26t 
152;  Mar  8,'94  J  M  Race  et  al  to  0  S 

Dean  et  al  $1,400 

Wells  Bt,  16  ft  a  of  Oak.  w  f  26x100;  May 

15.  0  Burns  to  E  Reimann  $18,000 

Wentworth  av,  258  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  40x 
174}^;  May  8.  8  R  Patterson  to  M  Qer- 

rity  $8,000 

Wentworth  av,  149  ft  s  of  20th  at,  w  f  49x 
50,  more  or  less,  nnd  3^  int;  May  3.  F 

E  Walter  to  G  J  Walter  $1,500 

Wisoouein  st,  87  ft  e  of  Sedgwick,  s  f  20x 
72;  May  21.  P  Loffle  to  P  P  Thorsen 
..  $8,(00 

Wolfram  st,  269  ft  w  of  Sheffield  av,  a  f 
25x1241^;  May  27.  M  Piatt  to  J  Koelle 

 '.  $2,725 

iVoodlawn  av,  premises  No  4442,  20x175; 

May  28.  F  C  Berry  to  M  O  Dell.  .$13,000 
Wood  st,  170  ft  a  of  88lh,  w  f  50x126;  Apr 

12.  E  Wakeley  to  L  Franklin  $2,000 

Wood  st,  117  ft  8  of  W  97tb,  w  f  60x169; 
Apr  22.  F  F  Oviatt  to  L  B  Christie 
 $2,300 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

Tbl8  1b  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  {or  the  pnrpose 
of  specnlatJnR  in  real  estate.  It  le  an  AdvertlelnK 
Barean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
proteoUoD  and  best  resnlts  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  j>  Oo.'s  Bank, 

"  Wasmansdorfl  &  Heloemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  tbonsand  others  In  Obicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

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nililCSl^ljANlCOCrS— CITY . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOU. 

Armitage  av,  Tbomdeon's  Bob,  33  Ita  n  w 
qr  34  40  13  May  10,  A  L  FatterBon  to  A 

F  Storrett  $900 

Ashton'a  sab,  It  41  b  1  s  w  3^,  S5  88  14 

Apr  18,  J  B  Woodroff  to  J  Holmboe .  $750 
AsBr's  div,  pt  It  13  36  aod  37  of  It  2  b  6  n 
w      and  w      n  e       32  39  14  May  4, 

E  Harland  et  al  to  J  M  Reid  $460 

Ayondale,  It  28  b  14  May  19,  R  0  Moore 

to  A  Barman  $600 

ATondale.  It  29  b  14  May  19,  R  0  Moore 

to  P  A  Egge  $600 

Baird's  snb,  It  9  n  e  Xt36  38  14  Apr  8,  L 

B  Baird  to  E  Johnson   $700 

Belmont  av,  Lonck's  snb.  It  29  b  2  n  w  qr 
29  40  13  May  20,  M  L  Wolff  to  A  Gnsh- 

mann  $276 

Beverly  Hills  sab.  It  18  b  2  s  w  l^,  6  37  14 
May  16,  F  J  Kerr  to  M  and  F  Oooper 

 $820 

Braokett's  sab,  Itlb2s6  j^nw^^se 
}i,  3  39  13  May  23, 1  D  Brown  to  0  Kerr 

 $600 

Brand's  sab.  It  36  of  It  10  n  e  j^,  26  40  13 

May  20, 1  A  Oarll  to  0  Nasland  $600 

Britten's  sab,  It  37  b  1  n  e  3^,  8  39  13  May 

14,  0  W  Anderson  to  0  H  Palmer  ..$4G0 
Brookline,  It  It  sab  b  1  sob  n  3^  and  s  e 
3^,  b  3  May  22,  M  E  A  Walsh  to  J  A 

Richards  $700 

Oarolin's  cab,  and  J^lt7b3wJ^8e3^, 
26  38  14  May  22,  W  J  Abbey  to  O  W 

Ohadsey  $600 

Center  av  add,  It  315  17  38  14  May  9,'92, 

G  F  Hawley  to  E  F  Robbins  $5(0 

Odgo  Unvsty  snb,  It  22  b  22  n       7  38  14 

May  23,  B  Zemanek  to  F  Hebel  $600 

Olarkdale,  Olark  &  M's  Ist  add.  It  48  b  7 

May  16,  J  K  Drysdale  to  B  Webster. $376 
Olarkdale,  Olark  &  Oo's  3d  add,  Its  IS  and 
14  b  8  Sept  21,'93,  0  E  Bale  to  E  D  Orr 

 $600 

Orosby  et  al's  sab,  It  15  b  30  s  e  14,  26  40 
13  May  17,  0  L  Easer  to  Q  E  Lan<lqaist 

 $700 

Orosby  et  al's  sab.  It  16  b  30  same  May 

17,  O  L  Easer  to  S  Swanson  $700 

Ot  ptn,  pt  It  15  sab  It  6  and  sab  It  7  of  It 
6  B  e  qr  20  40  14  Apr  3,  J  Olson  to  C 

Baokingham   ..$200 

Ot  ptn.  It  42  b  12  n      31  38  15  Feb  6,'94, 

L  J  Hansen  to  M  E  Moorehoase  . . .  .$760 
Ot  ptn.  It  6  b  12  B  e  qr,  31  38  16  Sep  18. 

'94,  J  O  Morris  to  K  Aspern  $760 

Daleiden's  sab,  It  19  and  20  b  2  n  w  ^, 
1  40  13  May  18,  P  Daleiden  to  B  F 

Weber  $400 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add.  It  11  b  28  Oot  17,'92, 

S  E  Gross  to  P  FlanagAn  $675 

Daaphin  Pk,  2d  add,  It  13  b  38  Nov  10,'90, 

S  E  Gross  to  T  RooBseni  $676 

Daaphin  Pk  add,  It  46  b  26  May  26,  M 

Sohimmelpfeonig  to  M  Taell   $460 

Davis'  add,  It  53  b  3  12  39  13  May  24,  J 

Linnett  to  D  Baambaoh  $200 

Davis'  sub.  It  8  n  >^  b  10  s  w  qr,  28  39  14 

May  88,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  Freiborg.$870 
D  why's  sab.  It  6  b  8  n  e  qr,  15  39  13  Deo 

3,'94,  D  8  Plaoe  to  E  L  Hanse  $900 

De  Witt's  3d  add,  It  7  sab  It  4  to  16  Deo 
31,'91,  P  E  Oanfield  to  J  W  Haening 

 $660 

Diokey  &  B's  sab.  It  3  and  4  b  3  n  w  qr, 
33  40  13  May  20,  F  Jagasoh  to  J  Enopik 

 $8C0 

Diven's  sub,  It  26  b  2  a  w  qr,2  39  13  May 

20,  F  Wiener  to  0  Naamann  $475 

Dock  Oo's  snb,  U  41  b  2  s  e  qr,  2  37  14 

May  22,  0  &  0  0  &  D  Go  to  L  Schmidt 

  $426 

Doaglas  Park,  Pepper's  add,  It  187  May 

21,  '94.  A  Benes  to  J  Ohmelik  $900 

Bberhart's  sab,  it  35  and  36  b  3  n  e  qr. 

23  38  13  Not  12,'88,  J  F  Eberhart  to  A 
Stoddard   |650 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  61  Mar  9,  S  0 
Samner  to  A  E  Phalon  $600 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add,  It  372  Apr 

29,  J  H  Worth  to  0  Brown  $500 

Farlin'a  snb,  It  32  b  6  s  e  qr,  25  40  13  Apr 

30,  A  H  Sohaetzel  to  R  0  Moore  $650 

Fifty-fifth  St  blvd  add.  It  241  May  31,  H 

J  Barker  to  A  Barker  $660 

Ford's  sab.  It  61  b  38  19  40  14  Aug  1,'93, 

C  J  Ford  to  P  Spitzer  f675 

Forty-eighth  st  W,  Loary's  add.  Its  91 

and  92,  15  39  13  May  11,'94,  0  H  Trego 

to  H  Sontag  $700 

Gage  Park,  Oraig  Bras'  sub,  Its  13  and  14 

b  3,  13  38  13  May  20,  0  Eottke  to  A 

^  Bodtke  jg76 

Gage  et  al's  sab.  It  2  b  4  e  )^  b  e  qr,  32  39 

14  May  24,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  Jorn. .  .$822 
GalYin'a  sub,  It  3.8  b  2  a  e  qr,  7  38  14  May 


20,  E  Galvin  to  J  Synoha  $600 

Garfield  bNd,  Varoe's  add,  It  17  b  B  14  39 

13  Apr  17,  O  F  Elmes  to  A  E  Dryer. $950 
Goodwin  B  &  P's  sab.  It  16  b  9  w  3^  b  w 

qr,  26  39  13  Apr  18,  W  J  Oarey  to  H 

Fisher  et  al  $500 

Graylaod  Pk  add  Ohgo,  It  247  May  14,  P 

F  Haynes  et  al  to  0  Tborsen  $300 

Gross'  N  W  add.  It  28  b  7  May  21,  O  L 

Watson  to  H  8  Roche  $600 

Gross'  sab,  It  6  b  6  s  w  qr,  6  38  14  Apr  7, 

8  E  Gross  to  O  B  Stafford  $700 

Gross'  sub.  It  46  b  5  s  w  qr,  5  38  14  May 

4,  S  E  Gross  to  F  J  Fletcher  $660 

Gross'  N  W  add.  It  83  b  7  May  21,  O  L 

Watson  to  J  Bjorn  $600 

Hale's  sub.  It  7  and  8  b  2  s  w  qr,  13  40  13 

May  23.  W  P  Steele  to  E  Lackey  $800 

Hilliard  <Ss  H's  snb.  It  6  b  5  n  w  qr,  7  37 

14  May  16,'94,  S  A  Hilliard  to  0  Wis- 
Bing    $600 

Hitt's  sub.  It  34  and  36  b  3  snb  It  6  and  6 
s  e  qr,  8  37  14  May  3,  J  Mersbaoh  to  W 

Roach  $666 

Holstein,  It  22  b  11  May  22,  P  A  Nystrom 

to  L  L  Hoar  $960 

Holstein,  same  May  22,  J  L  Hoar  to  P  A 

Nystrom   $900 

Irving  Pk,  It  16  sub  It  3  to  18  b  21  May 

1^,  F  F  Kellogg  to  W  Feldmann  . . 
Jacobs'  sob.  It  6  b  6  n  e  qr,  30  38  11  May 

14,  J  Price  to  O  S  Thornton  $400 

Relvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add.  It  34  b  26  May 

16,  A  L  Patterson  to  0  N  Owen  $800 

Eelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add.  Its  20  and  21 
b  13  May  14,  J  Oarne  Jr  to  S  Eiohberg 

 $400 

Eosciuezko's  eab,  It  40  n  w  qr,  26  39  13 
May  22,  F  SabolenB:ki  to  I  F  Dankow- 

Bki  f  800 

Ereloveo  &  E's  sab,  and  bf  It  19  b  5  n  e 
qr  26  39  13  May  14,  W  Easpar  to  J 

Kraloveo  $276 

Lathrop  &  L's  sab.  It  8  s  e  qr,  6  38  11 
May  8,'93,  H  0  Harvey  to  F  Mikolajezyk 

 $626 

Linden  Grove,  Oaldwell  s  sub,  sob  It  2  ex 
n  31  ft  of  e  1 19  ft,  pt  b  17  May  22,  Mast 

in  Ohy  to  R  H  Dana  |500 

Lt  6  snb  B  qr  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  1^  40  13 

May  6,  J  J  Budlong  to  L  A  Badlong.$800 
Lot  39  b  1  sob  biks  1  to  6  etc  w  hf  n  w  qr 
2  39  13  May  20,  J  Oarne  Jr  to  A  F  Skog 

 $360 

Lot  34  b  2  sob  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13 

May  20.  A  Gisar  to  O  Fuller  $250 

Lomber  Yard  sub,  It  8  s  w  qr,  34  37  14 

May  9,  B  A  Reich  to  W  Wendland. .  .$650 
McAoIey  &  E's  sob.  Its  13  and  14  b  20  n  e 
qr  33  40  13  and  o  p  May  27,  A  O  Andrae 

to  A  J  Andrae  $600 

Normal  Park,  Downing  <k  P's  add.  It  151 

Apr  26,  L  Winterhelt  to  S  W  Burns. $625 
North  av  and  Grand  av,  Oalland's  sob.  It 
16  b  3,  84  40  13  May  10,  W  Sargent  to 

M  £  Toang  $600 

North  av  and  Grand  av,  Oalland's  sob,  It 
12  b  2,  34  4C  13  Oot  26,'91,  H  A  Oalland 

to  R  P  Aglevard  $600 

North  av  and  Grand  av,  same  sub,  It  33  b 

2  same  Oct  3,'93,  same  to  same  $600 

Oakwoods  sob.  It  47  b  4  n  e  qr  22  38  14 

May  24,  P  0  Brohn  to  F  Zemke  $876 

Ogden's  snb,  It  303  sub  bs  4  and  6  s  w  qr 

18  40  14  Apr   ,  B  Rudolph  to  A  A 

Frend  $900 

Ogden's  sub.  It  45  sub  bs  10  and  11  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Apr    1,    E  Rudolph  to  W 

Schremb  $660 

Ohio  Bt,  1,973  ft  e  of  State,  8  f  26x100  May 

23,  G  W  Streeter  to  E  Beatty  $600 

Ohio  st,  26  ft  e  and  adjoining  the  above 
property  May  23,  same  to  M  A  Roberts 

 $600 

Phare  &  S'a  sub.  Its  17  to  19  b  4  n  e  qr  1 
38  13  May  21,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  Fitz- 
gerald $883 

Pullman,  Vander  Syde  &  B's  add.  It  36 
and  w  hf  37  b  3  May  18,  W  K  Rood- 

hiDzen  to  U  M  Vanderlinden   $660 

Pullman,  Mann's  add.  It  22  b  8  Apr  14,  H 

Gano  et  al  to  A  Korte  $800 

Richon  &  B's  sub.  It  7  b  1  snb  pt  It  6  w  hJ 
n  e  qr  26  40  13  Oot  15,'94,  M  Pregler  to 

F  Buoh   ...$800 

Richon  &  B's  sub.  It  10  b  1  snb  pt  It  6  n  e 
qr  25  40  13  May  22,  Est  of  L  Tegtmeier 

to  M  0  Tegtmeier  $500 

Shields  &  N's  Bob,  It  13  n  w  qr  6  38  14 

May  27,  N  Metvier  to  H  Beao prey .  .$700 
Shouts  &  D's  add,  It  15  b  6  Mar  20,  T  P 

Shonts  to  V  L  Oanninghaa  $600 

Shonta  A  D's  add,  same  Mar  20,  V  L 

Ounningham  to  J  Stockford   $600 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hts  add,  It  27 
b4Jupe29,  1891,  N  E  Fairbaok-to  E 
Dannigan  ,,.  ,  ^|476 


Sooth  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hta  add,  It  45 
b  23  Apr  19,    N    E  Fairbank  to  W 

Raschka  $660 

South  Chicago,  Taylor's  Ist  add,  It  18  b 

18,  8  37  15  Mar  .SO,  H  R  Belknap  to  A  J 
Turner  $700 

South  Chicago,  same  add.  It  17  b  18  May 

20,  same  to  S  E  Martin  $800 

Sooth  Englewood,  Coles'  BOb,  It  37  b  4 
pt  a  w  qr  33  38  14  May  23,  E  Cowdrey 

to  H  B  Franklin  $500 

Springer's  sob,  8  hf  It  4  b  1  s  w  qr  17  38 

14  May  27,  M  Pritkin  to  F  Baspalitz  $400 
Stanwood'  8  sob.  It  41  b  2  n  w  or  2  37  14 
Apr  2,'94,  W  B  Topliff  to  Ist  Presbyte- 
rian Scy  of  EvanstoQ  $700 

Stewart's  Bob,  sub  It  3  snb  Its  1  and  2  b  8 
n  hf  B  e  qr  28  38  14  May  10,  M  Jones 

to  M  A  Wheeler  $500 

Stone  &  W's  sub.  It  44  b  4  snb  ba  1  4  and 
6,  6  and  7  38  14  May  20,  0  C  Broomell 

to  M  Oarey   $460 

Suffern's  sub.  It  27  sub  n  pt  b  2  s  w  qr  6 
39  14  May  26,  1st  Ey  Lnth  Cong  Oh  to 

A  Pelz  $800 

Treat's  snb.  It  12  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Apr 

19,  0  P  Treat  to  L  P  Rasmussen  ...  $40f 
Tyley'a  snb.  It  9  a  w  qr  35  40  13  Mar  1,  J 

R  Tyley  to  T  Heinz   $560 

West  Englewood.  It  26  b  3,  18  38  13  Mar 

23,'92,  D  L  Miller  et  al  to  J  L  Eisele  $400 
West  Pnllman,  It  6  resnb  Its  22  to  24  b  8 
Mar  1,'94,  Am  T  and  8  Bk  to  T  J  Ernies 

 $«50 

Yerkes'snb,  It  14  b  12,  19  40  14  Aug  1,'92, 
W  F  Fnrbeck  to  A  N  Brooks  $600 

HVBVKBAN  WARBAJKTY  OKKOH. 

BLOOM. 

8  e  qr  8  e  qr  36  36  11  and  o  p;  may  7,  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  J  Dnmbsky  11920 

Oh'go  Ugta,  It  10  b  72  and  o  p;  may  16,  T  H  Wiede 

hold  ti  A  Oisar  $6ro 

Ob'KO  HRts,  U  6  b  192  may  9,  Oh'go  T  &  T  C  o  to 

B  Ooleman   $476 

Oolnmbla  Hgts,  Eeeney'g  Ist  add.  It  6  b  22  oct  16, 

94,  A  F  Keeney  et  al  to  P  Montagne  et  al  ...  1600 
Patterson,  It  46  b  6  apr  20,  F  J  Kerr  to  W  W  Brown 

et  al  $200 

Uoaiewood,  Soandia  add,  Its  46  to  48  b  "B„  (eb  7, 

B  H  Birkla  to  J  Jackson  ei  at    $(76 

Oh'RO  BgtB,  It  26  b  lil6  may  22,  Oh'go  T  i&  T  Go  to 

P  Hartman  $800 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  36  b  22  may  22,  Inter  State   B   &  L 

Assn  to  J  E  Llnbarger  $1600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  same;  m%y  23,  J  K  biobarger  to  F  L 

Bunn  $1600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbacbe's  add.  It  19  b  23,  23  36  14  may 

8,  O  D  Thompson  to  W  J  Scbnltz . . . :  $260 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  32  b  67  may  13,  3  Sbeorson  to  H  Boss 

 $260 

S  Oh'gu  Hgts,  s  hf  It  42  b  3  may  K,  E  D  Hall  to  0  E 
Towosend  $360 

BfiEMEN. 

Olalrmont.  Smith  &  Go's  Ist  add.  It  636  b  10  may  4, 

H  K  Barrel!  to  OT  M  Kraft  $200 

Bass'  ard  add.  Its  7  to  10,  1  36  13  may  16.  W  Traat 
er  to  3  Lambeaa  $1000 

OALDMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  Jeroberg's  snb,  Bood  k  W's  add,  Its  10 
and  11  b  34,  may  23,  B  Hildebrsnd  to  M  H  Hub- 
bard  $1200 

Bine  Isl  Sap,  It  32  b  4  nov  l,'9i,  Oh'go  TSeT  Oo  to 

W  Belchardt  $500 

Bine  Isl  Pk  add.  It  46  b  12  nov  10,>94,  J  T  Dale  to 
W  Ponnerski  $300 


OIOBBO. 

Lts  3  4  and  26  to  38  b  40  snb  19  39  13  may  22,  Est  N 

Davis  to  E  a  Koeppe  $1000 

Bldgeland,  It  16  b  36,  feb  28,  0  J   Swanion  to  J 

Earle  $1626 

Berwyn,  Andrews  it  P'sSrd  add,  Its  22  and  23  b  43 

may  20,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  E  Hamphrey.$2660 
tialisbnry's  sab.  Its  21  and  23  b  1  e  hf  s  e  qr  6  39  13 

may  32,  J  K  Gomstook  et  al  to  E  Patteani  ...  $1000 
Woodbine  add,  Its  43  and  41  b  8  mAy  22,  P  A  Nys- 
trom to  L  L  Hoar    $60(> 

Woodbine  add,  same;  may  22,  J  L  Hoar  to  P  A  Ny- 
strom $600 

Oak  Pk,  Wallea  &  P's  add.  Us  16  to  18  b  3  may  23, 

J  Stephens  to  E  Landsberg  $2600 

Blocks  3  6  and  8,  sab  It  6  and  w  33  (t  It  6  sab  18  39 

13  may  14,  F  Biedle  to  E  Q  Stearns  $50,000 

S  Bldgeland,  It  lit  jan  30  B  A  Behberg  to  J  J  Beh- 

berg  $111)0 

AnstinviUe,  Graft's  add,  Its  13  and  14  b  16  may  17, 

Z  O  Smith  to  A  uaepara  $2!60 

Oak  Pk,  uh'go  Herald  add,  It  19  b  4  apr  30,  M  Bei- 

f  id  to  B  A  Molden  et  al  $10C0 

Burwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  Us  17  and  18  b  36 

mob  1,'93,  W  J  Andrews  to  B  B  Reave  $1600 

Austin  Hgts,  It  37  b  3,  17  39 13  may  23,  J  L  Elliott 

to  A  B  i;iatbcop   $1000 

Aaetin,  Johnston  Jr'a  add,  a  60  ft  ot  s  loa  ft  U  1  b  H 


may  21,  F  J  Timme  et  al  to  A  O  Qiacclolli....  1660 
Oak  Pk,  Barnstrom'B  add.  It  SO  b  1  feb  16,'91,  8 

Harnstrom  to  A  M  Johnson  $676 

AastiuTllIe,  Anetin's  2nd  add.  It  16  b  1  n  pt  b  16  apr 

16,  F  QriSen  to  J  K  Hathaway  $eOOO 

Woodbine  add,  1  a  36  and  36  b  3  mob  14,  N  L  Toang 

to  E  UcAIllster   ..  ..$575 

Berwyn,  its  30  and  31  b  6  may  4,  W  J  Andrews  et  al 

to  J  Scbnnk  "...$1200 

Bldgeland,  Its  18  and  19  b  81  apr  10,  L  M  Qorton  to 

J  O  LanghUn  $6700 

Olyde,  3rd  div,  pt  Its  33  and  84  b  6  snb  be  1  to  8  and 

6  to  8  may  22,  W  J  Yoang  to  T  P  Keyes  et  al..$iOOO 
Olyde,  8rd  dlT,  It  8  and  w  bf  It  7  b  5  may  22,  Same 

to  Same  $3000 

Berwyn,  It  37  b  10  deo  1,'94,  B  A  Perkins  to  E  O 

Bice  $2600 

Austin  Pk,  Us  36  to  88  b  V,  17  39  13  may  26,  J  E 

Hardy  to  A  0  Perrill  $1800 

The  Highlands,  It  311,  IT  39  13  may  18,  J  HaateaftsI 

to  E  0  La  Belle  $660 

The  Highlands,  It  812  same  may  U,  Mama  to  L  H 

Budolph  $6so 

South  Bldgeland,  Depot  sab.  It  163  s  e  qr  18  39  IS 

Feb  8,  J  T  lams  to  P  O  B  Cartln  et  al  $eoO 

Oak  Park,  Ghloago  Herald  add.  Power's  resub,  It 
28  b  1,  bs  1  and  2  may  2,  U  J  Orowley  to  K  A 

Growley   $1309 

Olson  &  Oo's  snb.  Its  3  and  4  b  1  n  w  qr  17  89 13  may 

14,'91.  0  G  Wilson  to  P  J  Btroberg  $1160 

Morton  Park,  H  L  <jb  I  Oo's  add.  Us  1  to  10  b  6.  28 

39  13  may  38,  P  W  Webster  to  W  W  Weare....$6600 
Austin  Pk,  It  18  b  3,  IT  39  13  jan  17,'9i),  o's  Bass  to 

J  E  Dexter  $626 

32nd  st  blvd  sub'  It  6  b  8  n  e  qr  39  39  13  may  36,'94, 

E  P  Bice  to  N  Martin  $416 

Lts  46  and  47  b  40,  sab  19  39  13  may  13,L  Koepke  to 

B  G  Koepke  $360 

Woodbine  add.  It  8  b  4,  16  39  18,  apr  5,  N  L  Toang 

to  H  li  Kobernns  $330 

8  Bldgeland,  Beifeld's  add.  It  101  deo  17,'90,  L  T 

Smith  to  B  L  Goldwortby  $436 

8ali8bary's  sub.  It  89  and  n  hf  It  88  b  13  e  hf  s  e  qr 

6  39  18  may  16,  N  Bobbins  Sr  to  W  L  Wilkin..  .$487 
Lts  1  and  2  b  7  eab  It  6  and  w  33  ft  It  6,  sob  18  39  13 

may  15,  M  T  Hanlon  to  T  F  Qrlffin  $100 

Erwln'8  sob,  it  26  ■  w  qr  8  39  18  may  30,  A  Faell- 
graSto  M  A  BoIIert  $T0O 

SVAN8T0N. 

White's  add.  It  33  and  n  bf  It  33  b  6  may  9,  B  B  Hol- 

lett  to  0  P  George  $6000 

Adams  dc  B's  add,  a  3ft  ft  Its  9  and  10  b  t  apr  34,  L 

Brandell  to  8  F  Burden   $1600 

Keeney  i  B's  add,  it  6  b  8  may  17.  L  S  Wentworth 
to  J  Hansen  $600 

LXOHB. 

Nickerson'g  eab.  It  14,  sub  bs  2  and  7  e  hf  6  38  13 

may  14,  J  H  Ourtis  to  M  Sheeby  $476 

La  Grange,  n  20  ft  It  11  b  4  may  1,  8  Vial  to  J  M 

Vail  $600 

Assr'a  div.  It  6  b  5  sob  n  hf  It  1,  sub  It  8  n  hf  33  38 
13  may  8,>91,  E  D  Uandell  to  A  Scbwarzman..  .$800 

MAINE. 

PoweU's  eab.  It «  b  6  n  w  qr  36-41 13  may  20,  A  Had- 

ley  to  A  Llewellyn  $260 

Orchard  pi.  Its  1  to  3  b  1,  sub  be  1  3 1  and  6,  33  41 

12  may  2,  E  D  Scott  to  0  Boesohe  $435 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Glencoe,  Borufl's  add.  It  33  b  10  may  13,  M  J  Hal- 
ter to  J  W  Btch  $300 

Oh'go  N  8  Ld  Oo's  sub.  It  1  b  20,  8  17  and  18  42  18 
may  18,  A  Gross  to  M  Bell  $225 

FBOVISO. 

Marsh's  sub.  Its  6  to  8  b  3  n  e  qr  16  39  12  may  12, 

'94,  G  S  81  eldon  to  L  U  Elliott  $3000 

Grossdale,  Its  7  and  8  b  30  may  8,  W  Hockler  to  J 

B  Boee  $loeo 

Gale  B  B's  snb,  s  bf  It  8  b  3  s  w  qr  13  39  13  Apr  16, 

E  O  Gale  to  M  S  Downey  $1500 

Biver  Forest,  Edgewater  ParK  add.  Its  90  and  91 

may  14,  G  M  Fadner  to  A  E  Jones  $1000 

Biverside,  Bradish  &  M's  snb.  Its  1  to  6  b  1,  34  39 

13  may  8,  Harris  Livings  on  A  Oo  to  A  I  Olimann 
  $2600 

Maywood,  Its  9  and  10  b  196  may  34,  Msywood  Oo 

to  J  T  Donahue   $1060 

Lts  37  and  38  b  30  sab  bs  27  and  39  to  34,  4  39  13 

may  38,  W  B  Whiting  to  P  A  Lord  $800 

Gale  ft  B's  sub,  s  bf  It  5  b  8  s  w  qr  12  39  12  Apr  16, 

E  O  Gale  to  M  L  Phelps  $1260 

Grossdale,  It  54  b  7  aag  3T,<92,  S  E  Gross  to  G  John- 
son  $300 

Western  add.  Us  43  and  43  b  16  apr  16,  0  Mayer  to 

F  Mayer  $280 

Grossdale,  Srd  add,  It  6  b  89,  may  18,  O  H  Selple  to 

Q  0  Pfelfler  $300 

Grossdale,  same  add.  It  5  b  81  apr  S,'98,  S  E  Gross 

to  A  G  Black  $336 

Melrose,  Its  6  to  8  D  86  may  31,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0 

Bamseier  $688 

Melrose,  It  17  b  1(6  may  33,  V  Perciabaeco  to  Q 

Veoobi  $800 

Melioie.  same;  may  33,  G  Veocbi  to  M  Peroiabasco 

etal  $800 


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June  1,  1895.. 


THOBNTON. 

Brown  &  B's  snb.  Its  30  to  37  B  e  qr  20  36  H  may  3, 

'9*,  J  H  MotSrew  to  M  Q  Freeman   $2000 

Sonth  Hsire;,  pt  be  1  and  16  may  1,  J  A  Ayer  to 

QB  HoHett  $10,000 

Harvey,  Its  26  and  27  b  164  Apr  27,  Am  T  and  8  Bk 

to  J  Sweeney  $1660 

Phillips'  sab.  It  66  b  8  Q  hf  6  36  IS  Aag  1,<93,  L  J 

aitz  to  P  Haraden    $  

Woodlawn  av,  Anihoby'g  sub.  It  29  b  2,'85  36  14  apr 

18,  A  McQinn  to  J  Frost  ...  •   $200 

W  Bsmmond,  It  16  b  22  mch  24,'93,  W  I  Ovesna  to 

F  Zowalski   .$260 

Fretiag'8  2nd  snb.  It  13  w  hf  8  86  16  jan'lS,  H  Schaa 

to  E  Trangott..-.  ■   $600 

Brown's  add.  It  5  b  6  apr  22,  M  IVI  Brown  to  0  Han- 
sen $3  5 

Harvey,  It  15  b  70  jan  26, '93,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  F 

F  Werner   $1200 

Ohase  &  D's  snb.  Its  9  and  10  b  6  n  w  qr  7  86  14  may 

20,  Q  Ohase  to  M  Oook  $450 

De  Yoang's  snb.  Its  1  and  2  n  e  qr  20  36  14  may  20, 

C  M  Smith  to  0  U  Feldoamp ............  ;  1760 

Orchard  &idge  add.  It  6  b  2  may  22  W  Hanson  to  J 

Wolf  Sr  $500 

Speight's  snb,  pt  It  1  b  20  n  w  qr  19  86  14  apr  10,  H 

E  Schriver  to  8  Godfrey  1900 

Speight's  snb,  s  75  ft  It  1  b  20  apr  lo,  Same  to  N  R 

Krltzer  $900 

WOBTH. 

S  Highlands,  w  hf  It  3  b  1  may  t1,  S  H  Millard  to 

O  8chrage  et  aK  $126 

Wash  Hgts,  Hanford's  add.  It  £6  b  1,  11  37  13  may 

17,  O  E  Ooppock  to  J  Robblns  $500 

Wash  Bgt^,  same  add.  It  12  b  1  same;  may  17,  a  W 

Coppook  to  J  Robblns  $500 

W  Morgan,  Us  24  and  25  b  3,  23  37  13  sept  2,'s)l,  J  J 

Rigney  to  E  Arnold  et  al  $550 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  22  b  1  feb  18,  R  S  Oollins  to  E, 

Bergling  $426 

3  Highlands,  e  hf  I  22  b  1  feb  16,  Same  to  0  Patter- 
son |426 

8  Highlands  w  hf  It  17  b  3  may  10,  H  0  Valleutlne 

too  Johnson  ,  ',  $4g6 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  snb.  It  43  and  n  hf  It  42  b  2,  9 

37  13  may  16,  J  N  barker  to  J  P  Hopkics  1400 

Uak  Lawn,  same  sab,  Its  41  and  42  b  2  may  11,  Natl 

L  &  I  Oo  to  Same   $19C0 

Lts  37  to  41,  snb  n  hf  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  26  37  13 

apr  3C,  R  Brand  to  Trs  of  Schools  T  37  R  13.  .$2160 
Lts  34  to  36  same:  spr  3n,  M  Eiohorn  to  Same. .  $1305 
W  Highlands,  w  hf  It  6  b  6,  23  37  13  muy  10,  Est  O  0 

Cjllias  to  Q  A  Eriokson  $500 

S  Highlands,  s  hf  It  14  b  1  feb  27,  R  H  Collins  to  A 

Ohristensen  t50U 

LEYDEN. 

Frtirvlew  Hgts,  Its  14  and  13  b  16  jan  6,'9i,  O  R 

Trowbridge  to  W  W  Woodfell  $650 

River  Pk,  It  1  b  2  eub  pt  fs  1  to  4,  10  and  11  may  3, 

F  Meyer  to  R  Peters  $700 

El  8«ortb,  Its  21  to  23  b  1,  Its  8  and  9  b  6,  It  23  b  7, 

25  4ii  12  may  1,  E  B  Weeks  et  al  to  J  W  Lytle.  $1860 
Norwood  Pk,  Lowry's  2nd  add.  It  66  may  2,  A  B 

Smith  to  J  Ott  1560 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  16  to  18  b  18  feb  28  J  P  Fritze  to 

H  L  Fearing  $760 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  13  to  16  b  8  oct  30,'94,  Same  to  £ 

D  Fearing   $750 

OBLAND . 

Afpine  Hgts,  It  34  b  28,  apr  30,  Title  G  &  X  Oo  to  0 
M  Hltchoofck.  t2C0 

Alpine  H^ts,  Its  7  and  8  b  11  api-  18,  Title  G  A  T  Oo 
to  O  Flohr   $  00 

Cottage  Home  snb,  and  hf  w  hf  b  16  e  hf  n  e  qr  9 
36  12  may  7,  L  W  Johnson  to  L  N  ZimmermacteOO 

7  J  acres  e  hf  n  w  <3r  alsc  n  30  acres  w  hf  n  w  qr  36 
36  12  may  22,  0  Bettenhanse  to  A  Bettenhaase 

 ^  .if,..,  -..  $8000 

WHEEMNG. 

DontOD,  Its  1  end  2  b  6  apr  15,  L  F  Magers  to  M  A 

Hall    ;    11500 

BIVEE6IDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div,  It  1341  b  36,  It  l.i  66  b  37,  Its  1376 
and  1377  b  38  apr  11,  J  S  Meckliog  to  L  Pratt. $1000 

Riverside,  Beebe's  Central  sab.  It  k5  b  1,  35  39  12 

auK  1,'94,  J  Lnlz  to  B  Lutz  i ... .$10' 0 

PALATINE. 

Palatine  It  1  b  4  may  18,  J  Alexander  to  H;0  Koeh- 

•er  $2400 

Pa'atine.  e  hf  It  2  b  "M",  algo  w  >^  .  Jtr     b  "M"; 

jane  9,'94,  F  Eehrendt  lo  F  H  Jollier   $2(00 

NOB  WOOD   PABK  .;   

Nerwood  Pk,  Lonry's  2dd  add.  Its  289  and  390  feb 

28,'93,  M  Loary  lo  F  B  Chapman  $760 

BABBINGTON.  •'      ■  , 

28V4  acres  u  e  qr  21  42  9  jane  ]0,'9I,  J  F  JaD!BC%e  et 

al  to  W  Grote  neso 

hakoveb; 

\h  teres  sec  17  and  iO  41  9  may  22,  J  De  Wire  to  R 
W  Hendricks....  41875 

2814  acres  4  41  9  apr  29,  B  W  Hendricks  to  L  Fehi- 
wan    t360o 


Incindliii^&UlVll^B  and  Loan  Societies. 
Abraham  L  to  W  E  Hatterman  may  10, 

pt  It  2  b  33  Elston  add,  5y  ...  f 3000 

Anderson  G  A  to  E  Goodridge  may  21,  It 

30  b  17,  10  39  13,  7^.  H250 

Andrews  W  J   to   Pnb  Sav  LAB  Assn 

may  13,  It  47  b  6,  31  47  13,  6^   f  2000 

Agardh  H  to  F  B  Peabody  may  15,  It  12 

Brown  to  Argyle,  5y  6>^%   |16C0 

Ahlbaoh  J  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  may  26, 

it  45  b  6,  19  40  14,  5y  6<«   f  1100 

Bnsoh  A  W  and  Q  V  to  M  E  Qreenebanm 

may  23,  Us  10  and  11  b  4,  16  38  14,  5y 

6%  16000 

Borges  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may  22,  Its 

6  and  7  It  14  b  16,  21  37  14,  5y  6$;  $16,000 
Barkett  F  P  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may  22, 

It  2  and  3  It  1,  2  38  14,  5j  H  .  ...|30,000 
Baokioi^ham  J  to  W  A  Montgomery  may 

4.  It  19  and  20  b  8,  17  38  14,  ly  6% . .  |5000 
Barke  A  to  W  Botler  may  7,  It  5  It  3,  22 

39  13,  3y  6«  |18,0O0 

Book  N  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  may  22,  It  14  and 

15  b  3.  17  40  14,  3y  6!«  $4000 

Bishop  J  N  to  AW  Martin  may  1,  pt  It 

81,  King  &  R  snb,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  .  .$3500 
Brennan  0  to  W  T  Dwight  may  22,  It  39 

b  15,  17  39  14,  2y  6^  $5000 

Borner  M  J  to  W  D  Baker  may  21,  It  48  b 

12  b  7,  Bookwell  add  2y  6^   $2300 

Billik  E  to  E  0  Oannellan  may  26,  It  14  b 

3,  32  38  15,  3y  1%   $1900 

Bosby  H  &  C  to  W  H  McDonald  may  27, 

pt  It  19  and  all  10  b  27,  22  39  14,  ly  6^ 

  $40,000 

Butler  W  J  to  M  W  Kozmineki  may  25,  It 

36  b  2  b  10,  23  39  13,  5y   $1600 

Brabeneo  M  J  to  O  Knbin  may  20,  It  20  b 

3,  S  38  It,  5y  6>^^  $2(00 

Bowes  J  R  to  Q  C  Fry  may  14,  It  30  Whee- 
ler snb  10  38  14,  6%  $6000 

Baokley  J  W  to  R  Hart  Apr  30,  It  5  b  6, 

28  39  14,  3y  1%  $2000 

Bartolovy  E  to  H  S  Dietrich  may  22,  It  6 

b  2,  17  40  14,  7^   $4500 

Brownell  R  E  to  F  R  Chandler  may  20,  U 

29  b  15,  28  38  14,  5y  6«  $2000 

Brvant  J  B  to  M  L  Oofifen  Oct  12,  It  11  b 

io.  18  39  11,  1%.  $2000 

Bonihius  A  to  W  W  Birkbott  mch  4,  pt  15 

37  14  and  o  p,  4y  6^  $16f0 

BoDghan  J  P  to  Peoples  B  <fc  L  Assn  may 

6,  pt  It  11  It  2  It  B,  28  40  14,  1%  ...$6500 
Boettiger  A  0  to  A  L  Wilk  may  22.  \U  15 

and  16  b  60,  H  to  Hyde  Pk,  5y  6^.$15,000 
Bailey  R  to  J  Rosenthal  may  17,  Its  36 

and  37  b  7,  14  38  14.  2y  7%   $2500 

Bixby  R  8  to  W  Pollasky  may  24,  Its  6 

and  7  b  2,*26  39  13,  3y  6«  $2000 

Barnnm  J  A  to  A  B  Mead  may  15,  It  24  b 

35  Woloott  add,  5y  5^   $8000 

Banmann  3  &  S  to  C  L  Sohaar  may  15,  It 

44  b  1,  26  39  13,  7^.   $1500 

Bennett  F  F  to  F  R  Chandler  may  21,  pt 

b  12,  26  38  14,  3y  1%  4  deeds  $2500 

Bowes  E  J  Jr  to  Eoob  H  A  may  18,  It  46  b 

2,  33  40  14,  5y  6<«  $3250 

Bennett  F  F  to  F  R  Chandler  may  21,  Its 

19  and  20  b  II,  26  38  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Baldwin  L  S  to  H  Leroh  may  20,  It  5  b  1, 

28  40  14,  ly  7!«  $2000 

Berg  J  to  A  Swanson  may  17,  It  23  b  1, 

16  38  14,  5y  6?   $2600 

Hennett  G  R  to  J  0  Parsons  may  15,  It  17 

Nelson  &  3  sab  14  38  14,  5y  &%  2  deeds 

 $12,000 

Christensen  M  P  to  E  H  Erickson  may  23, 

It  118  n  e  qr  29  38  14,  3y  65f  $1800 

Conly  C  B  to  D  V  Haskin  may  15,  pt  b  2, 

25  40  13,  1%  6  deeds   $3600 

Crawford  F  E  to  Northern  Ti-nst  Oo  may 

23,  It  20  b  1,  23  38  14,  5y   $3000 

Campbell  Bros  Mfg  Co  to  G  U  High  may 

21,  It  13  b  13,  9  39  14,  3y  6^  $35C0 

Carlstein  J  F  to  L  Baird  Apr  6,  It  17  b  4, 

18  40  14,  5y  6?6  $2200 

Chalmers  I B  to  0  Title  and  T  Oo  may  16, 

Its  36  to  38  b  3,  26  38  14,  2y  &%  $2000 

Crandall  L  E  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  may  23,  pt 

n  e  qr  22  40  13,  5y    $4000 

Cart  C  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  may  22,  It  27  b  70, 

8  Chicago  5y  6^  $6000 

Cepek  T  to  E  Q  Foreman  may  22,  It  67 

and  pt  58  b  10,  50  39  14,  3y   $2700 

Crowley  A  et  al  to  A  Smith  may  21,  pt  It 

33,  Wisner  add,  3y  6%   1S2300 

Clay  K  to  J  Staab  may  15,  It  22  and  pt23 

b  7,  18  40  14,  6!?  $2000 

Oaywin  H  I  to  Q  J  Porter  mch  8,  pt  n  e 

qr  n  w  qr  23  38  14,  l>^y  65s  $2600 

Onmmings  N  P  to  F  R  Chandler  may  17, 

pt  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  G%  4  deeds ....  $22,000 
Cook  L  M  to  F  B  Peabody  may  17,  ptlt 

35  b  9,  22  39  14,  3y  est  $7500 


Carr  8  to.  Pacific  L  and  B  Assn  may  20, 

pt  b  21  Hyde  Park  4  deeds   $48,000 

Cannon  D  F  to  J  H  Cannon  may  18,  pt  It 

9  b  5  Kiozieadd  5y  6^  $4100 

Crafts  W  8  to  0  E  Crafts  may  27,  Its  6 

and  6  b  6,  9  39  13.  ly   $1200 

Chalmers  I  B  and  J  to  C  Title  and  T  Oo 

may  16,  Its  34  and  36  b  3,  26  38  14, 

 $4000 

Oasaidy  J  to  F  W  Straos  may  24,  pt  It  6  b 

24,  29  39  14,  2y  7«  $20C0 

Gowdrey  H  A  to  Leasing  B  &  L  Assn  may 

20,  n  hf  It  18  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  b%.  .  $2000 
Cnlvar  M  J  to  WO  BomkerhofiC  may  23, 

Its  1  to  10  b  7,  Ewiug  to  Evnstn  and  o 

P  2y  1%  $1800 

De  Jong  T  to  J  H  Van  Viissingen  Apr  16, 

pt  It  60,  16  37  14,  4y  6%  $i0D0 

Dorsey  B  to  J  P  Wilson  may  11,  Its  36 

and  37  b  22,  17  39  14,  5y.7!f  $4590 

Dutton  E  F  to  N  W  Mat  L  los  Co  may  15 

It  5  b  27,  o  t  &3  h%   $35,000 

De  8taabin  A  to  Doaglas  Pk  B  Assn  may 

16,  ptlt  4  b  1,  26  39  13,  8«....  $3400 

Dooglass  8B&FFtoHA  Hangan  may 

23,  It  3  and  pt  4   b  3,  7  39  14,   5y  6% 

 $16,000 

Daly  P  P  to  8  Strans  may  23,  It  33  and 

34  b  1,  17  38  14,  June  1,'96,  6«  $3000 

Dnrham  0  to  A  Tidholm  may  22,  pt  It  3 

b  6,  21  38  14,  2y  6^  $100o 

Dopker  B  H  to  Ashland  Ave  B  and  L  Assn 

may  15,  It  33  hf  s  e  qr  23  39  13,  7^.  $2600 
Dale  J  T  to  A  Peterson  apl  30,  It  11  b  24, 

7  39  14,  5y  &%  $5000 

Eggers  J  G  to  A  Wisner  may  26,  It  79  b  6 

18  39  14,  3y  6$  $3000 

Eyster  W  B  to  O  T  &  T  Co  mch  30,  It  1  It 

6  b  10,  Rockwell,  3y  6^  $2200 

Essiff  B  to  J  H  Kremer  may  20,  It  103  b 

11,  33  39  14,  3y  7%   $1000 

Erath  0  to  F  Mask  may  21,  Its  1  to  4  b  2, 

32  40  13,   $1800 

Elliott  H  M  to  W  W  Wal.'h  may  1,  Its  5  to 

8  b  2,  16  39  12,  2y  6^   $2041 

Earle  J  to  W  Heinemann  may  9,  It  15  b 

35,  8  39  12,  3y  655  $1000 

Eisner  C  F  to  O  D  Rask  may  7,  Its  7  and 

8  b  1,  22  40  13,  4y  6%  $2000 

Fieher  H  C  to  J   B  Van  Viissingen  may 

16,  pt  It  17  b  2  Hyde  Park  6y  6^  ...  $7000 
Fellows  J  E  to  A  0  Soatbard  may  21  Its  4 

and  3  It  2  etc  3  38  14,  90  ds  6^  $6500 

Fields  8  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Feb  1,  pt 

Its  57  and  58,  7  39  14,  5y  6%,%   $2600 

Fehrman  L  to  W  Q  Waterman  may  16,  pt 

4  41  9,  7y  1%  $3300 

Friedland  L,  to  8  W  Oonnell  Feb  7,  It  52  b 

4,  Halt  to  Argyle  5y  6?  $1800 

Foley  E  L  to  J  H  Van  Viissingen  may  22 

It  23  b  1,  7  39  13,  3y  6«  $2000 

Frezinsky  H  to  F  Reidle  may  20,  It  72, 

33  39  14,  3y  6^  •.  $1500 

Foot  J  B  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

may  13,  It  16  b  1,  Narwood  Pk  7.  .^$2400 
Gibson  A  A.  T  MoFarland  may  23,  It  18  b 

4,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $2000 

Gsel  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  24,  pt  It 

29  b  2  b  3,  18  39  14,  3y  7^    .  $1300 

Grob  J  F  to  H  8  Dietrich  may  17,  Its  30 

and  31  b  3,  8  37  15,  7«  $1800 

Gilbert  A  M  to  E  T  Malone  may  21,  It  18 

b  31,  9  39  13,   $2500 

Gallagher  E  to  C  F  8chamacher  Jr  may 

22,  It  6  b  4,  13  39  13,  7^  $2300 

Garner  J  B  to  J  O  Linn  Feb  28,  pt  b  1,  28 

38  14,      4  deeds  $2000 

Qriswold  W  C  to  H  M  Loomis  may  24,  pt 

b  4,  4  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Gatohell  C  to  Will  H  Moore  may  15,  It  115 

It  91,  27  35  14,  4y  6%  $5000 

Greiner  G  to  G  W  Kellner  may  13,  pt  b  4 

36  41  12,  5y  6%   $3900 

Gates  E  H  to  D  F  Flannery  may  24,  It  2  b 

2,  2  38  14,  3y  6i{  $4500 

Gilson  P  et  al  to  Spragne,  W  4  Co  may 

24,  Its  17  to  19  n  e  qr  15  38  14,  6^.  .$2000 
Gerrity  M  to  Jesse  Holdom  may  8,  pt  It  7 

b  4,  21  38  14,  5y  6S6   $4000 

GoQstein  B  to  A  Smith  may  23,  It  42  b  1, 

1  39  13,  3y  &}4%  $5000 

Green  O  to  G  Nichols  may  20,  pt  Its  134 

to  136  div  1,  30  38  15,  3y  7<{  $1000 

Gilbertson  J  A  to  G  Berkhoff  Jr  may  18, 

pt  b  8  s  w  qr  6  39  14,  3y   $1500 

Granholm  J  E  to  A  Chy trans  may  21,  It 

12  b  5  b  13  Sheffield  add  $4800 

Ganderson  J  0  to  M  W  Eozminski  may 

17,  Its  30  and  31  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  6« 
 $13,000 

Gallagher  J  to  J  B  Waller  may  20,  pt  It  2 
b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  7«  $6500 

Griffin  M  E  to  L  A  Soymonr  Mar  14,  Its 
24  to  28  b  pt  1  and  o  p  13  40  13,  5y  7% 
 $1890 


Hageman  F  0  to  R  Hart  may  15,  pt  Its 

46  and  47  Spanlding  snb  10  38  14,  5y  0« 

 $£000 

Harvey  B  L  B  to  D  S  Mort  and  Trust  Co 

may  15,  pt  It  2  e  hf  b  2,  22  39  1  4,  By  6!P 

....    ..$45,000 

Harting  H  to  W  B  Walker  may  24,  pt  e  hf 

8  w  qr  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  26  38  14,  5y  Q%  4 

deeds    $8000 

Head  J  to  G  Woodland  may  20,  Its  1  to  3 

b  1,  S  39  13,  5y  6«...  $2(00 

Hanns  J  M  to  H  Robens  may  10,  It  1  It 

118  Bronson  add,  lOy  6%  $10,000 

Hosmer  E  D  to  E  Rector  may  23,  pt  b  8, 

18  38  14,  3y   ,  $2000 

Hills  R  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  20,  It  17  b 

4,  36  40  13,  4y  6se  $1800 

Hnnerberg  E  and  W  to  N  Shore  B  and  L 

Assn  may  1,  pt  It  1  b  'T'  Palatine  1% 

   $3000 

Hill  F  A  to  P  V  Castle  Feb  1,  It  3  and  pt 

2  b  2,  8  39  13,  5y  6^  $2600 

Hale  H  R  to  Home  B  and  L  Assn  may  15, 

It  23. b  7  Winnetka  Park  Bluffs  7!{..$2900 
Howe  8  to  J  B  FoDike  may  20,  It  &  It  13b 

2.  2  38  14,  5y  &%%....  ...  $5(00 

Haase  T  to  P  O  Stensland  may  24,  It  33  b 

1.  8  39  14.  2y  1%  $1600 

Hillyard  E  E  to  Calumet  B  &  L  Assn  apl 

17,  It  14  b  1,  Bnrnside  1%  $2(00 

Hammond  H  E  to  A  B  Cody  may  18,  Its 

12  to  14  b  3,  14  38  14,  3y   $6000 

Hinden  M  to  T  David  may  21,  It  35  and 

pt  34  b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Henry  H  and  M  to  H  P  Moran  may  23,  It 

8  and  9  b  12,  28  40  12,  8^  $2000 

Hogt  L  to  J  L  Barston  may  13,  pt  It  5  b 

6,  Danphin  Pk,  3y  7%   $1800 

Uankins  G  V  to  G  G  Newburv  may  20,  It 

17  It  2,  15  38  14,  3y  6!«....  '  $12,0(0 

Hoffman  P  M  to  8  A  Walther  may  18,  pt 

It  75,  Rand,  3y  6^    $5000 

Hanley  W  N  to  E  F  Gorton  may  22,  It  18 

b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6?^  $4600 

Imbierowioz  J  to  E  G  Foreman  may  21, 

pt  It  15  b  20  Sheflfifeld  add  5y  6«  $4000 

Illsley  AO  to  AW  Eschenberg  may  27, 

pt  It  2  b  2,  28  38  14,  3y   $2200 

Jacobsen  G  H  to  W  Heineman  may  23,  It 

12  b  13,  30  40  14,  3y  6«  $3500 

Johnson  S  H  to  P  Steele  may  23,  Its  29 

and  30  b  4,  31  39  13,  8<«  ; .  $3000 

Johnson  L  to  J  P  Wilson  may  14,  It  7  It 

12  etc  b  74  Russell,  M  &  R  add  i%  $13,000 
Johnson  C  P  to  A  Peterpon  may  22,  It  26 

b  27  Ogden  add  3y  7^  $2000 

Jones  W  P  to  P  W  Snowhook  may  1,  It  41 

It  2  b  2,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $1(00 

Jaoobson  N  to  A  Peterson  may  23,  Its  83 

and  84  b  24.  7  39  14,  3y  (,%   $3600 

Johnsoti  L  to  P  O  Stensland  may  22,  It  28 

b  3,  15  39  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Jensen  0  0  to  A  Loeb  apl  18,  pt  b  4,  4  38 

14,  4y  6^  $6000 

Eauffman  E  M  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  may  23, 

It  45  and  46  b  2,  31  37  14,  6>i^  $1600 

Earlovsky  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  14, 

It  35  b  1,  26  39  13,  5y  6^  $3500 

EwaBigrooh  A  to  P  O  Sten'^land  may  21, 

pt  It  53  and  60  b  7,  5  39  14,  4y  65;.. $4000 
Klappany  F  A  to  A  Wolf   may  22,  It  86 

and  87,' 8  38  14,  1%  $36C0 

Eelly  T  to  Northern  T  Oo  may  16,  It  37  b 

27,  39  39  14.  6%  $2550 

KirchhofE  8  to  G  G  Newbury  may  18,  pt 

It  21,  28  40  14  $10,500 

Ennz  Q  to  Lake  St  B  <t  L  Assn  may  17,  It 

It  b  2,  0  to  Harlem  1%  .1.  $2000 

Eiesel  J  to  R  Berger   may  14,  It  36  b  7, 

Sheffield  add  6y  6^  $3000 

Eaag  E  H  J  to  W  Heinemann  may  22,  It 

5  b  17,  28  39  14,  6y  6^....*  $3000 

EeaneJtoR  Berger  may  20,  It  69  b  11, 

33  39  14,  5y  6^  $1700 

Eraloveo  J  to  H  C  Basye  Mar  19,  It  23  et 

oomrs  sub  25  39  13,  3y  6^  $5000 

Eavseek  J  to  A  Gatzert  may  21,  It  24  b  1 

Boone  add,  5y  G%  $3200 

Eooh  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  23,  It  50 

b  36,  19  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Eempton  S  E  to  A  Smith  may  22,  It  8  b  3 

Ellis  w  add,  5y   $3500 

Enight  E  to  R  P  Hollett  may  20,  pt  Its  10 

and  11  b  5,  21  38  14,  6^  $4f  00 

Eanarske  A  to  E  S  Dreyer  may  21,  It  11  b 

17,  30  40  14,  6y  6^  $1500 

Kemp  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  20,  It  3  It  6, 

25  40  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Eimball  C  T  to  W  Loeb  may  13,  pt  b  1, 

9  38  14,  5y  %%  6  deeds  $6000 

Lange  J  B  to  A  Peterson  may  17,  It  1  It  2, 

21  39  14,  5y  6!6  $3000 

Loundsbnry  C  W  to  F  H  Zander  may  15, 

It  203  b  11,  8  39  13,  1%  $1700 

Lederer  I  to  8  StrauR  may  18,  pt  It  3  b  18 


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Ogden  add  ly  6%   $5C00 

Lord  I  J  to  M  E  QreenebaDm  may  21,  pt 

It  11  b  2,  3  38  14,  6y  6^  f5000 

LoBSe  J  to  A  Gatzert  may  25,  It  17  b  1,  32 

39  14,  5y  6^  |3000 

Lanbe  E  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  may  '.'7,  it 

13  b  2.  29  39  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Lipsby  A  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  may  27,  It 

66  b  8,  4  38  14,  3y  614%  |2000 

Linden  0  V  to  A  E  Martin  may  16,  it  2 

Dickinson  add  2y  7^  |2300 

Lang  M  E  to  8  W  Connell  apl  23.  pt  b  2, 

2  39  13,  5y  6?  ....$6000 

Larson  S  M  and  L  M  to  S  B  Boyoe  may 

17,  It  40  It  6,  36  40  13,  5y  6?S  $20^10 

Lndwig  H  to  W  A  Doyle  may  20,  It  27  b  8 

1  39  13,  3y  6^  $22tO 

Lane  L  <t  O  W  to  G  Berkhofif  Jr  may  23, 

It  42  b  1.  28  40  14,  3y  6%  $2760 

Ledvinka  H  to  W  Kaspar  may  27,  It  19  b 

5,  13  39  13,  5  1  5Jg  $2000 

Latimer  L  E  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L 
Assn  may  20,  It  11  and  12  b  3  K  &  R  to 

Evnstn  7%  $5000 

Latimer  L  E  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Go  B  &  L 
AssD  may  16,  It  10  and  11  b  3  E  &  R  to 

Evnstn  7%  |5000 

Leonhardt  L  to  Traveler  Ins  Co  may  16, 

It  1  and  2  b  67  Evanston  6y  6%.  ..$10,000 
Lndwig  R  F  to  C  T  «  T  Oo  may  20.  It  1 

to  22  b  8.  4  38  14,  5y  6%   $8000 

MoNally  0  and  J  W  to  H  O'Neill  may  2t, 

It  23  and  24  b  1 ,  16  38  14,  2y  6^  ...  $3000 
Ma48op  R  J  to  W  A  Paulsen  mav  24,  It  1 

ts  3  b  25,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7%  '  i3600 

MoElroy  R  L  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  may 

15,  pt  It  14  b  1,  22  39  14,  5y  5«.  .  .$20,000 
Monarch  Cycle  Mfg  Co  to    W  B  Walker 
may  22,  It  1  and  2  and  pt  3  b  19,  Car- 
penter add  2y  6^   $45,0C0 

Mossman  M  to  W  Heinemann  may  20,  it 

39  b  53,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Maier  0  to  0  C  Schomaoher  may  24,  It  27 

and  28  b  6,  29  39  13,  6^  $3000 

A^aslowski  J  to  M  W  Rozminski  may  18, 
It  12   Lathrop  &  R  snb  6  39  14,  3y  7% 

 $1800 

Mooney  W  H  to  R  Berger  may  23,  It  41  b 

10,  29  40  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

MoOown  D  O  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn 

may  14,lt  23  b  2,  20  38  14  $2200 

Maher  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  22,  It 
2  b  1,  T  &  Green  add  5y  6^....  ...$6500 

Moinean  F  to  F  B  Chandler  may  18,  It  44 

b  21,  1  37  14,6y  7%   ....   ..  flOOO 

Marck  T  to  J  E  Wilson  may  20,  It  8  b  4, 

29  40  14,  5y  6^%  $3500 

Mendel  A  to  L  Carter  may  22,  !t  42  It  49 

Ellis  e  add,  6%  $2500 

McOormiok  H  to  R  Hart  may  20,  pt  b  1, 

17  38  14,  3y  7%  3  deeds  $3600 

Mills  C  H  to  W  Heinemann  may  17,  It  2] 

It  18,  8  40  14.  5jG%  $3000 

Moore  R  G  to  R  Hart  may  17,  pt  s  hf  e  hf 
w  hf  s  w  qr  B  w  qr  25  40  13,  ly  7%  3 

deeds  $3000 

Milnamow  L  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may 

?0,  It  20  b  4,  11  39  13,  5y  6!«  $6500 

Mandtke  C  to  R  Berger  may  18,  It  10  b  3, 

28  40  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Mueller  0  to  A  W  Esohenberg  may  20,  It 

14  Ballin  sab  8  38  14.  5y  6^  $2000 

Morgan  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  20,  It  1 

Adams'  sob  28  .^9  14,  5y  6^  $700C 

Meadows  A  S  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Co  may 

15,  pt  It  395.  8  39  13,  lOy  7^  $6000 

Nekola  Y  to  M  Jenicek  may  15,  It  79  b  43 

19  39  14,  7%  12800 

Naernp  T  to  C  P  H  Dose  may  13,  It  9  b  1, 

1  39  13,  5y  6%  $2500 

Nold  T  O  to  M  0  Wold  may  1,  It  4  >j  12, 

8  39  14,  3y  7^  $8000 

Nenbaner  0  to  E  G  Foreman  may  7,  It  19 

b  35,  Shefifild  add  5y  655  $3000 

Newman  L  E  to  B  B  Lathrop  mar  5,  It  13 

b  48,  7  39  14,  6mos,  6%  $3000 

Nissen  H  to  P  O  Stensland  may  18,  It  16 

It  23  etc  b  43  Ogden  add,  5y  7%.  . . .  $1000 
Newport  M  E  to  W  Loeb  may  20,  It  12  b 

1,  29  40  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Nonweller  F  H  to  F  B  Peabody  may  21, 

Its  and  6  b  2,  «7  38  14,  5y  7%  $4500 

Northrop  A  D  to  J  Ling  may  20,  pt  n  e  qr 

21  38  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Olsen  T  to  B  Mnoroe  Apr  30,  It  7  and  pt 

8,  38  14,  71  mos  7^  $2160 

O'Pearne  W  F  to  P  B  Peabody  may  13, 

It  10  It  1,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $1800 

Pospisel  K  to  M  E  Grtenebaum  may  10, 

It  6  b  13,  20  39  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Potwin  M  E  to  J  H  Finlay  may  20,  pt  b's 
3  and  9  etc  and  o  p  Rockwell  add  5y  S% 

 ....$55,000 

Patrick  M  A  to  A  T  Gait  may  21,  It  1.  Ct 


Ocmrs  sub  15  39  13,  3y  6^  |5O00   Serlis  W  to  G  SohuVk 


Petterson  C  O  to  H  F  Hayes  may  27,  It  8 

b  2,  17  38  14,  80  mos  6}4i  ,...$1600 

Pronty  E  and  0  B  to  R  Berger  may  15, 
pt  It  1  and  2  It  11  b  2,  33  40  14,  5y  6% 

 $4000 

Pardee  H  T  to  C  T  .fc  T  Co  may  21,  b's  10 

and  20,  20  37  15,  3y  7%  $2500 

Powell  R  to  Q  W  Stanford  may  27,  It  6  b 

30,  36  39  12,  3y  6^  $3000 

Post  A  to  F  J  Monlton  may  20,  Its  226  to 

229,  1  40  12  $1800 

Petschke  M  to  B  Q  Foreman  may  15,  It  3 

b  2  b  8,  6  39  14,  5y  6!?  $3600 

Peterson  0  J  to  J  H  Van  Vliszingen  may 

20,  Us  16  and  17  b  1,  15  37  14,  3y  7^  $1600 
Peterson  O  T  to  P  O  Stensland  may  12.  It 

27  b  1,  1  39  13,  5j  7%  $12C0 

Qainn  B  to  P  W  Snowhook  may  16,  pt  Its 

25  to  27  b  5,  U  39  13,  2y  75g  $2500 

Robertson  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  16,  It  301 

n  w  qr  25  40  13,  5y  6^  $25,000 

Robertson  F  to  G  T  Steen  may  16,  Its  301 

and  a02  same,  3y  6^  $2000 

Bihuer  C  to  J  H  Van  Vlisaingen  may  4,  It 

29  b  8,  26  38  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Rabe  W  to  R  Schmidt  may  23,  pt  It  10 

and  11  It  1  b  H,  Morgan  Pk,  3y  6%. $3(00 
Rabe  R  to  H  Kroggel  may  23,  It  5  and  6 

b  1,  8  39  14,  3y  6%  $5000 

Ritchie  O  to  E  8  Dreyer  may  23,  It  25  b 

4,  20  40  14,  5y  6i   $2000 

Rhodes  V  M  to  J  H  Gilbert,  may  18,  It  43 
to  45  Givins  &  G  sub   25  40  13,  5y  6% 

 $15,000. 

Rhodes  V  M  to  G  T  Steen  may  18,  same 

prop  iy  6%  $4500 

Robertson  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  8,  pt  It 

230,  Givins  &  G  sub  25  40  13,  6y  6!?.$3600 
Rabe  W  to  E  Hart  may  25,  It  5  and  6  b  1, 

8  39  14,  ly  6^  $5000 

Rose  J  B  to  Pacific  LAB  Assn  may  2  , 

It  7  and  8  b  2i',  34  39  12,  —  „  $1800 

Rosenberger  P  to  Pao  L  and  H  Assn  may 
14,  Its  63  and  66  b  6,  26  40  13 ..... .  $3200 

Rentz  E  J  to  P  J  EUert  may  26,  It  4  It  6  b 

2,  6  39  14,  2y  6«   $2550 

Russell  M  A  to  W  Loeb  may  16,  It  5  and 

6  It  2,  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $7000 

Reichardt  L  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  may  23, 

It  206  Lansingh  23  39  13,  5y  63^^.  .$2500 
Richter  E  C  to  E  Q  Foreman  may  21,  It  I 

b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6%   $5000 

Rsimann  E  G  L  to  W  Heinemann  may  8, 
pt  Its  1  and  2  b  17  Johnston  R  <t  8  add 

^y  7%  $3(00 

Reimann  E  to  W  Heinemann  may  8,  pt 
Itsl  and  2  b  17  Johnston  B  &  8  add,  6y 

6%  $10,(00 

Ryan  D  J  to  O  Van  Zandt  may  17,  It  32 

b  3,  11  39  13,  3y  6^  $3500 

Schmid  C  to  A  Tidholm  may  23,  It  1  It  11 

etc  b  7,  3  39  14,  5y  7^  $55C0 

Summers  L  A  to  W  F  Cooling  may  28,  pt 

It  3  b  3  K  add  Ravens  wood,  ly  6^..  $2000 
Sullivan  J  to  J  Gnnzenbauser  may  15,  It 

3  It  24  b  1,  24  38  13,  3y  6^  $1000 

Smith  R  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  Jan  5,  It 

37  Holmes  snb  34  39  14,  2i^y  6>^%.$1200 
Sweeney  J  M  to  Masonic  Mut  S  &  u  Assn 

may  13,  Its  26  and  27  b  164,  Harvey  $25cj0 
Schroeder  A  M  to  S  W  Connell  may  18,  It 

30  b  3  Ashland  add,  5y  6^  $48C0 

Sage  J  G  to  Koyal  Trust  Co  may  1 5,  pt  U 

18  b  8,  2  38  14,  3y  6^  $3(00 

Sohennemann  J  to  J  A  Walther  may  3,  pt 

It  7  b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  6«   $1600 

Sanohes  M  and  F  J  to  W  Heinemann  may 

16,  It  14  b  24,  33  40  14.  5y  6%  .  ..$2600 
Sladek  V  to  0  Nowak  mav  17,  It  11  b  2,  1 

39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Sweeney  A  J  to  J  A  MoKeever  Apr  24,  Its 

55  and  56  It  345,  8  39  13,  2y  6%  ... .  $35C0 
Skou  A  to  0  Jorn  may  25,  It  53  and  54  b 

3,  33  39  14.  3y  6«  $500 

Smiih  R  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  may  26,  It 

37  Holmes  snb  34  39  14    $1000 

Stewart  B  F  to  H  E  Hurlbot  Dec  30,'94,  It 

17  It  2,  34  39  14.  iSy  6^  $5000 

Santeen  W  to  F  S  Winston  may  24,  It  18 

b  6,  15  39  13.  3  y  65?   $2000 

Smely  8  E  to  W  D  Kerfoot  Apl  27,  It  12  b 

1,6  39  14,  4y6«.  $10C0 

Schlemme  B  to  C  F  Schumacher  Jr  may 

22,  It  13  b  14,  19  39  14,  3y  e}4%  ..$1700 
Sammon  M  A  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  may 

25,  It  47  b  10,  8  &  G  add  3y  6^.  ...$1200 
Shean  M  E  to  A  H  Whitley  may  9,  pt  It  8 

and  9,  15  38  14,  3y  6^  |2200 

Smith  B  to  R  E  Smith  may  21,  It  13  It  8, 

2  38  14,  3y  6^  |24O0 

Sohultz  A  to  J  Ozekala  may  4,  pt  It  4  and 

all  5t  o  8  b  27,  Ehton  add,  6%  $EO0O 

Sohultz  A, to  J  Schumann  may  22,  same 
property  ly  1%   ,     .  |1300 


e  may  27,  It  46  b  5 


FuIIerton  2d  add  —  ,  $1500 

Sullivan  F  P  to  T  J  Lefens  may  24,  Its  23 

and  24  b  1  b  11  Sheffield  add  5y  6%  $12,900 
Sntton  J  C  to  H  M  Bacon  Apr  25,  pt  It  5 

b  14,  11  38  14.  5y  6^   $4625 

Spolander  C  A  to  B  Berger  may  27,  Its  10 

and  11  b  8,  36  40  13,  3y  6^%.,  $2000 

Saxe  H  8  to  Q  A  Rose   may  23,   pt  b  6, 

Chase  &  P  to  Evnstn  7%  4  deeds  ...  $2300 
Slayton  M  G  to  F  R  Chandler  may  15,  It 

36  It  7,  8  39  14,  16m  7%  $1250 

Setzke  F  to  H  1  Sheldon  may  1,  It  39  It  2 

b  24,  31  39  14.  5y  7^  $3000 

Sommer  A  to  J  A  Walther  may  20,  It  43 

b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $2C00 

Steffan  J  E  to  T  G  &  T  Co  may  22,  Its  35 

and  36  b  1  b  3,  Sheff  add  3y  6%  $3600 

Sohintz  J  P  to  J  P  Wiison  may  16,  It  7  b 

1,  15  39  13,  5y  6^   . .  $5000 

Stephens  I  M  to  C  T  &  T  Co  may  16,  pt  b 

4,  18  40  14  $4000 

Schmidt  J  C  F  A  to  G  City  Mut  SLAB 

Assn  may  22,  It  1  b  2,  6  39  14.  7%.  . .  $4600 
Schick  I  F  to  Logan  Mnt  L  &  B  Assn  apl 

1,  It  48  b  2,  19  40  14  $2600 

Steffen  J  to  F  R  Chandler  may  20,  It  28  b 

26,  S  Chicago  5y  6%  $2500 

Thompson  C  W  to  F  Mersema  may  22.  It 

40  b  21,  14  37  14.  6y  7%   $22C0 

Thacher  J  and  W  H  to  P  Van  Vli-singen 
may  8,  It  14  Wilson  snb  It  7  b  6,  34  39 

1*.  6%   $7000 

Tayler  J  E  to  F  B  Peabydy  may  18,  pt  It 

7  s  e  qr  3  38  14,  3y  6^%   $7000 

Terwilliger  G  A  to  A  Dunning  Jan  8,  It  1 

b  29,  6  40  14,  5y  6%   ....$6737 

Thornton  O  S  to  A  B  Mead  may  22,  pt  It 

24  and  23  b  3,  21  38  It,  5y  6^  $6000 

Turner  A  A  to  N  W  Mut  Ins  Co  apl  27,  Its 

43  to  47  It  etc  10  38  14,  6y  5%  $60,000 

Tozzo  A  to  A  Peterson  may  18,  It  24  b  20, 

17  39  14,  5y  6%   $2500 

Taylor  J  M  to  C  K  Miller  may  25,  Its  34 

and  35  b  10.  17  39  14,  Iv  6%   $2000 

Taylor  J  M  to  C  K  Miller  may  25,  Its  34 

aod  35  b  10.  17  39  14.  ly  6%   $2000 

Dlrich  H  to  H  Felsenthal  may  25,  Its  23 

and  24  b  9,  26  40  13,  by  6%   $1500 

Vilas  H  C  to  E  M  Snow  may  22,  It  789  b 

6,  3rd  div  Riverside  6y  6%   $5700 

Van  O'Linda  J  to  M  E  Oreenebanm  may 

18,  pt  It  1  b  9,  Rockwell  add  3y  6^..$3000 
Vondasek  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  17, 

It  141  b  27,  17  39  14,  6y  6^   $7000 

Vette  E  W  to  H  Vette  Mar  16,  pt  b  1,  19 

42  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Vincent  L  A  B  B  to  S  R  Hnrford  may  20, 

It  17  b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  7%   $2000 

Von  Graenenbroeck  J  to  Title  G  and  T 
Co  may  15,  Its  1  and  2  b  60,  14  38  14,  4y 

6%   $11,000 

Voss  F  to  Mnt  Sec  L  &  B  Assn  may  22,  pt 

b  1,  9  39  13,  7^  $2000 

Williams  Q  to  L  Carter  may  6.  pt  b  18, 

Caldwell's  Res  S%    $4800 

Williamson  R  et  al  to  0  E  Sohlytern  may 

21,  It  14  b  43,  Ogden  add,  3y  6?.  ..$12,000 
Wisdom  E  to  C  F  White  may  15,  It  51  and 

68  So  Park  add  3y  6^   $4600 

Wallbnrg  A  to  C  J  Emmsig  apl  22,  It  i7 

and  28  b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $4000 

Wagcer  F  to  C  Jensen  may  2i,  It  22  It  3 

It2,  4  39  14,6y  6^   $2300 

Walsh  M  to  0  J  Hambleton  may  27,  pt  a 

w  frl  22  39  14,  2y  6^   $4000 

Westergren  K  fl  to  Swedish  B  &  L  Assn 

may  20,  It  19  b  4,  30  39  13.  6%  $2200 

Warren  A  Jr  to  P  A  Winohell  may  22,  pt 

e  hf  17  39  13,;!y  6^  |66C0 

White  P  to  F  H  Winston  may  11,  pt  It  29 

and  30,  n  w  frl  qr.  22  39  14." 5y  6^.  $25  000 
Wahl  E  F  to  —  Lewisohn  apl  23,  It  25, 

Parkway  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Wilcox  E  E  to  J  0  Neely  may  18,  pt  It  1  b 

13,  2  38  14,  ly  6%  $2500 

Wiedenhoefh  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may 

22,  It  6  b  6,  23  39  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Webb  R  and  F  D  to  Fedl  8  B  and  L  Assn 

Feb  15,  Its  23  and  24  b  13,  2  37  13.  .$2200 
Wheeler  T  B  to  A  Wisner  may  20,  Its  18 

and  19  b  5,  26  40  13,  6^   $1922 

Yarlott  M  to  G  R  Cannon  may  27,  It  10 

It  1  b  22,  11  38  14,  6!?  $201.0 

Yerdes  M  G  &  G  8  to  Q  Van  Zandt  may 

24,  prem  402  Grove  aq  $3272 

Yonng  P  J  to  W  T  Riokards  may  24,  It  1 

b  74,  19  41  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Ziemsen  P  to  L  Davis  may  22,  pt  It  43  b 

23,  17  39  14,  3y  6}4%  $4000 


CHATTKl.  aiOBT«}A»KlS. 


Anthony  E  C  to  M  C  Lewis  may  20.  fnrn 

••  $90 

Allen  E  to  F  MoOinnis  may  20,  fnrn  386 


State  2y  |igoo 

Anderson  J  to  Miller  Brg  Co  apl  30,  sa- 
loon 45  Chicago  av   $600 

Armatage  W  to  Kelly.  Mans  &  Co  may  21, 

tools  etc     $115 

Armieply  R  S  to  J  A  Dahlam  may  18. 

farn  ly  |277 

Armbrnster  J  0  to  Am  Brg  Co  may  26, 

saloon  715  Wells  23m  $1000 

Aylesworth  R  H  to  C  Hasterlika  may  21, 

horse  etc  139  53d  $500 

Brown  J  H  to  D  R  MoNaoght  may  20, 

fnrn  and  piano,  6m  $181 

Bernan  J  F  to  0  H  Merrick  may  16,  pi- 
ano 23m   ^83 

Batchefor  0  H  to  U  8  Brg  Co  may  16,  Ka- 

loon  No  1  Jackson  2y  $4000 

Bniiak  J  to  U  8  Brg  Co  may  20,  saloon 

617  Noble  2y  |iooo 

Basso  M  to  J  Oeresa  may  11,  horses  etc 

289  Larrabee  7m  $165 

Birkett  R  P  et  al  to  J  A  Prances  may  20, 

billiard  ball  468  Lincoln  av  18m  ....  $JO00 
Bjornstrom  C  to  H  Morse  may  22,  furn  6 

™  $155 

Bonney  0  to  A  A  Stanford  may  18,  horses 

etc,  ifiOis  |93 

Bnrbank  H  C  to  M  E  Finch  may  14,  fnrn 

6m  

Baker  J  W  W  to  E  Renand  may  15,  Vorn 

1215  Wabash  5m  $130 

Banerlea  J  to  J  Former  Jr  may  15,  milk 

business  18m  $200 

Bnrk  T  to  Brossean  &  N  apl  24,  fnrn  1607 

Wabash, 6m  $540 

Branch  B  to  8  C  Molkey  may  10,  fnrn  6m 

 $321 

Bnrlingame  O  to  J  A  Bnrlingame  may  27, 

fnrn,  farm,  stock  etc,  sec  14  42  10,  ly$1457 
Bindig  H  to  P  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  may 

24,  saloon  1432  47th  ly  |500 

Beoroft  J  to  A  H  Williams  dec  26,  furn 

and  s  m,  5513  Armour  av  23m  $228 

Brown  A  0  to  A  H  Williams,  may  13,  furn 

piano  7m   $102 

Berndt  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  may  27.  sa- 
loon 4834  Ashland  av  23m   $310 

Baoerfeind  E  to  8  d  Marks,  barber  shop 

1041  Milwankee  av  $200 

Boone  E  and  W  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  may 

25,  piano  :'554  0  Grove  av  6m  $100 

Campbell  J  G  to  H  Morse  may  24,  furn 

piano  and  s  m,  6m  $207 

Clinton  D  W  to  M  E  Finch  may  23,  furn 

6na  $87 

Crawford  J  to  A  J  Strong  may  23,  furn  ly 

 $84 

Cunradi  A  to  M  Cunradi  may  17,  fnrn 

Archer  and  Hart  avs  3y  $2300 

Oreotz  8  P  to  A  Low  et  al  may  9,  horses 

wagons  etc,  137  Cheltenham  ly  $800 

Cass  J  8  to  M  E  Pinch  may  16,  fnrn  6m 

 $118 

Curtis  N  8  to  K  Clark  may  6,  furn  2o2 

Michigan  7m  $700 

Olemmensen  F  to  E  E  Johnson  dec  8, 

fnrn  221  Bloomingdale  av  ly  $300 

Olansen  B  to  E  Gray  may  21,  fnrn  283 

Grand  av,  apl  21  $400 

Crowley  J  A  to  E  Wolleredorf  may  13,  fnrn 

893  Polk  3m....  $175 

Oottle  M  M  to  Q  Gates  may  21,  fnrn  2m 

 $200 

Ooakey  F  L  to  C  H    Weaver  may  22, 

hf^raes,  wagon  etc,  614  n  Clarke  7m.. $740 
Oampagnon  F  to  G  Small  may  27,  furn 

and  s  m,  7m  $167 

Dnnoan  R  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  23,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m  $103 

Dnnhan  H  J  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  may  23, 

fnrn  and  s  m,  3o6  Baird  av  $157 

Dooley  T  J  to  Am  Brg  Co  may  22,  saloon 

11  South  Water  23m,  p  m  $300 

Driscoll  D  C  to  D  S  Brg  Co  may  21,  sa- 
loon 39  n  Clark  2y  $1000 

Dall  C  A  to  M  E  Finch  may  18  fnrn  6m 

  $103 

Drake  A  H  to  0  W  Yonng  may  10,  wagon 

etc,  17m  $250 

Dean  G  W  to  H  Morse  may  21,  fnrn  6m$207 
Evans  W  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  may  21,  sa- 
loon 121  Fourth  av,  demand  $121 

Ellis  G  A  to  S  Ellis  apl  21,  horses  etc,  349 

w  13th  25d8  $2000 

Fonrshay  W  P  to  M  E  Pinch  may  25,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Fields  J  to  A  H  French  may  1,  fnrii,  pi- 
ano and  8  m.  6m   $132 

Finnigan  T  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  may 

22  fnrn  617  Erie  23m  $600 

Firi  A  to  J  Paoli  may  23,  horse  218  n 

Sangamon  2y  $115 

Ford  A  J  to  E  Smith  may  22.  furn  7m. $109 
Frank  J  to  H  Morse  may  23.  furn  6m . .  $165 
Fitzgerald  P  to  0  Dennehy  &  Co  may  22, 


526 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  1,  1896. 


t>aloon  2-tl  w  Monroe  23ni  fl029 

Gritzner  F  A  to  G  Mattmiller  may  23,  fnrn 

355  63d  ly  

Grensyeld  A  to  H  Foppen  &  Oo  may  16, 

horses  eto,  ly  $iOO 

Groner  A  to  L  F  Romer  may  22,  horse  eto 

ly   1140 

Qerokman  M  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  &  M 

Co  may  23,  saloon  412  w  14th  ly  1250 

Gillette  K  to  0  Peterson  may  8,  furn  9 

Jaokson  ....   $1500 

Ganther  L  to  F  G  Wright  may  24,  horses 

eto  42  Bethoven  pi.  6m  $S20 

Griesen  F  to  VV  M  Ihde  may  23,  saloon 

jnne  23,'96     |562 

Gresen  F  vV  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

may  23,  saloou  66  Oanalport  av  2y..f500 
Graff  A  M  to  E  A  Ere  may  20.  piano  2y.|50 
Haokley  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

18,  forn  43)^  Harmon  av  2y  $200 

Hipes  F  Sto  J  J  Owen  may  22,  fnrn  6426 

Stony  Isld  av,  4m  $230 

Hawley  H  0  lo  H  Mo'"se  may  24,  piano  6 

m   $82 

Bowland  B  to  H  H  Nichols  may  11,  forn 

Rowland  Honse  23m  $275 

Beams  J  F  to  VV  Savage,  personally  and 
extr  may  22,  machy  eto,  42  Miohst  60d9 

 $2206 

Uowison  H  to  Tcsetti  Brg  Co  may  22,  sa- 
loon 151  e  18th  $717 

Hooper  A  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  may  20, 

horses  eto,  2:^26  Wabash  av  6m  $87 

Harrison  W  to  M  E  Finoh  may  14,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Uenning  0  to  Q  Q  Uabbell  may  21,  fnrn 

8m    $70 

Hoffman  W  to  0  fl  Oarr  may  10,  farn  and 

piano  705  Dania  av  2y  $100 

Hagedorn  U  to  B  G  Uihlien  may  22,  sa- 
loon 1164  Milw  av  23m   $1479 

Has«nbein  H  to  Standard  Bry  may  21, 

saloon  1026  Armitage  av  28m  $325 

Hansen  E  to  L  Q  Hoskins  may  20,  steam 

merry-go-ronnd  ly  $800 

Ha  leaok  I  0  and  J  0  to  U  E  Almeter  <fc 

Co  may  22,  fnrn  75  Van  Bnren  23m  $5576 
Hunt  S  to  E  Smith  may  23,  fnrn  and  pi- 
ano 7m  $70 

Hodge  W  H  tojE  Smith  may  4,  fnrn  and 

piano  "m  $265 

Hanley  J  to  0  L  Ryan  apl  15,  fnrn  343 

5th  av,  monthly  $4375 

Jones  W  A  to  F  E  Blaokman  may  13,  forn 

8200  Ooriiell  6m   $160 

Jones  F  to  H  Morse  may  22,  piano  6m^  

Jones  W  to  Nat  Mort  L  Co  may  23,  fnrn 

749  119th  6m  $105 

Jonea  C  E  to  H  P  Moant  may  21,  forn 

582  Madison  6m  $800 

Keating  J  to  0  H  Oarr  may  13,  farn  183 

51st  2y    $76 

Kortz  0  W  to  Wl  M  Freeman  &  Oo  apl  8, 

horses  eto,  64  35th  2m   $268 

Kern  J  to  0  Reinhold  may   18,  fnrn  628 

8l8t  18m  $500 

Keim  P  J  to  W  P  Hall  may  14,  restrnt  251 

Dearborn  feb  1,'97  $1200 

Kelly  J  P  to  D  Rankin  may  18,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $135 

Kohl  H  to  J  Prenss  may  21,  market  847  w 

North  av  $120 

Keller  P  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  may  25,  farn 

336  Indiana  em  $137 

Leament  J  L  to  C  Coagle  moh  26,  fnrn  10 

Curtis  $2500 

Lewis  G  G  to  F  Daviea  may  21,  horse  eto 

520  Dearborn,  sept  1  $326 

Leonard  J  to  E  Smith  may  21,  forn  and  2 

8  m,  7m  $109 

Larson  S  G  to  A  B  Bowman  may  27, 

horses  etc,  6m   $161 

Lambert  P  J  to  D  Rankin  may  22,  farn 

175  Dearborn  6m  $200 

Long  F  G  to  3  B  Knowlton  may  25,  shop 

7m  $86 

Linde  A  to  L  Marks  mi!.y  21,  market  116 

Chicago  av  SOls  $100 

Lndlam  E  M  P  to  H  Hammond  may  23, 

fnrn  8&1  Monroe  9m  $365 

Lind  T  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  may  24,  drugs 

1312  n  Weitern  av  2y  f  150 

Lash  &,  Beyer  to  E  Hill  may  15,  wagon 

6620  0  Grove  av  6m  $84 

Lamborg  J  S  to  E  Hewitt  may  21,  fnrn 

6736  Wentworth  av  23m  $205 

Lassen  H  to  H  Morse  may  20,  farn,  oattle 

horses  eto,  6m  $70 

Larsen  J  P  to  Corper  Brg  &  Mltg  Oo  may 

21,  saloon  63  n  Centre  av  2y  $400 

Lob  G  E  to  R  M  MoOreery  may  18,  farn 

6m  $85 

Lloyd  B  to  Morrison,  Plnmmer  &  Oo  may 

21,  drugs  eto,  26th  st  and  42d  pi  2y.  $150 
Lacaghan  P  to  J  M  Allen  may  1,  farn  49 

n  Ashland  av,  Um  $360 

Lettinan  A  to  G  Q  Hubbell  may  21,  furn 


lOm   $72 

Mizze  F  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  may  2^,  sa- 
loon Oh'go  Hgts,  dem  $250 

Meir  R  to  H  Aigoer  may  22  saloon  Oly- 
boarn  av  3m   $500 

Mayer  G  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  may  22,  saloon 
Linoolu  av  and  Washington  6m  ....  $8(  0 

Mease  J  J  to  R  J  Benner  feb  11,  farn  992 
Oakley  2y  $700 

Mother  H  to  Nieman,  Collins  ic  Oo  may 

17, °  horse  and  wagon  2420  St  Charles  av 
 $100 

Mills  J  to  W  E  Ankley  may  i'l,  fnrn  and 

piano  and  s  m,  6m   $268 

MoMinn  H  to  M  E  Finoh  may  23,  farn 

and  8  m,  6m   $77 

Miles  S  T  to  M  B  Hinman  may  22,  furn 

291  Ontario  5y   f  1000 

Marsh  I  to  Z  P  Hanson  apl  17.  furn  .  .$327 
MoOlintook  W  O  to  J  A  Sittig  may  22, 

fnrn  60d8  $150 

Murphy  B  S  to  J  A  Dahlam  may  18,  furn 

5222  Jefferson  av  ly  $372 

McGloin  R  G  to  Riobelien  Wine  Oo  may 

1,  saloon  64  Adams,  20m  $2000 

Mooney  J  U  to  M  E  Finoh  may  15,  fnrn 

2  16th  6m  $103 

Murphy  J  J  to  W  Hazleton  may  .0,  farn 

horse  eto.  8m   $140 

Moran  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  apl  30,  sa- 
loon 3324  Ashland  av  2y  $459 

Mnllett  W  to  U  Hammelgarn  may  1,  furn 

86  n  Clark,  ly   $162 

Marlavski  P  J  to  W  O  Wade  may  20,  furn 

5m   $77 

MoOann  J  B  to  M  E  Finch  may  24,  furn 

eto  6m  $352 

Martenson  0  F  to  H  Morse  may  21,  piano 

6m  $77 

Miller  L  J  to  H  Miller  may  23,  growing 

crops.  Wheeling  ly   |525 

Mirnarsky  M  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  may 

25,  saloon  119  w  Adams  2y  $525 

Maxwell  0  N  to  E  Smith  may  23,  fnrn  7m 

 $70 

MoDongal  W  to  B  Morse  may  24,  fnrn 

piano  and  sm,  6m  $156 

Nelson  J  to  Oantwell  Eagle  B  g  Oo  may 

18,  saloon  1842  w  18t   $200 

Nepournok  J  to  H  Morse  may  23,  farn 

and  s  m  6m  $77 

O'Brien  J  to  E  A  Erd  may  10,  piano  2y  $50 
O'Neill  J  E  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  may  24,  sa- 
loon 3'  1  Wabansia  av  ly  $10 

O'Brien  J  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

18,  saloon  i  0  '1  Ootnrio  2y  $475 

O'Brien  B  to  F  W  Hill  &  (  o  may  20,  furn 

5542  LaSalle  6m   $93 

Odell  0  to  T  W  Oole  may  1,  furn  1556 

Wabash  av  9m  $1440 

Price  J  to  S  Thornton  may  1,  hose  2529 

Dearborn  $256 

Pratt  E  L  to  Q  fl  Oobleigh  may  2t,  2251 

S  Park  av  3m     $172 

Planett  J  J  to  J  L  Magnire  may  25,  mdse 

2023  Madison  30ds  $400 

Pellner  J  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  may  24,  saloon 

293  Olybourn  av  6m  $300 

Pelaska  A  E  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  may  10, 

saloon  6006  Halsted  2y  $250 

Piatt  J  to  H  Morse  may  20,  farn  and  pi- 
ano 6m  $103 

Payton   A  J  to  A  McKeudry  may  24, 

horses  eto,  76  Jeffn  st  2y   $200 

Peck  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  may  24,  saloon 

893  Bine  Isl  av  2y   $300 

Qualey  M  J  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  may  'H, 

farn  and  s  m,  495  Elston  av  6m ....  $106 
Robinson  G  W  to  D  Pries  may  20,  furn 

4m  $168 

Ryan  J  to  Brosseau  &  N  may  1,  horses 

eto  1238  n  Ashland  av  6m  $248 

Rao  J  to  W  O  Wade  may  20,  furn  and  pi 

ano  6m   . . .   $77 

Rabey  M  to  A  H  French  may  4,  piano  6m 

 $72 

hobertson  J  to  0  Robertson  may  2,  fnrn 

4633  Ohamplain  2y  $510 

Rosen  M  to  D  8  Brg  Oo  may  25,  saloon 

103  Jeff/1,  ly   $300 

Robinson  0  to  J  Oonley  m  <y  1,  farn  167J^ 

Desplaines  apl  30,'96  $36C 

Bice  W  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  may  22,  furn 

6m   $  

Ryen  K  to  M  Askin  may  18,  furn  10m. $246 
Redyersey  M  to  W  Hazleton  may  24,  fnrn 

6m   $84 

Rodger  W  to  J  Vandenburg  may  16,  fnrn 

1833  45th  ly  $324 

Bohrig  Q  H  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  may  20,  sa- 
loon 101  w  Randolph  ly  $250 

Stout  J  to  S  B  Knowlton  may  22,  farn  7m 

 $130 

Stiles  J  O  to  F  Miller  Brg  Oo  may  22,  sa- 
loon 640  Lake  2y  $1090 

Slunsky  0  D  to  0  Brown  may  23,  market 
eto.  2903  S  Canal  18m  $250 


Swenson  J  A  to  P  A  Freakholm  moh  24, 

safe  eto  9m  $100 

Sprool  G  O  to  E  W  Sproal  apr  9,  horses 

etc.  6413  Wenlworth  av  2y   $100 

Stewart  P  to  W  Hazleton  may  17,  furn 

and  piano  7m    $337 

Stapely  M  E  to  M  E  Finoh  may  23,  farn 

6m  $237 

Sobatzhnber  J  to  W  Side  Brg  Oo  may  3, 

saloon  470  Olybourn  av  2y  $200 

Stowell  J  H  to  W  L  Stowell  may  24,  piano 

and  furn  23m   $850 

Shannon  J  to  J  Sohnier  may  20,  horses 

eto  460  Moore,  4m  $101 

Safje  J  to  A  Hanlev  may  25,  fnrn  546  Ful- 
ton ly  $525 

Stork  N  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  may  20,  sa- 
loon 2900  Wallace  23m  $1200 

Stephens  W  T  to  R  Rumsey  may  20.  mar- 
ket 702  120th  $200 

Stillman  F  L  to  M  E  Finch  may  22,  piano 

6m  $93 

Shilion  A  to  A  H  Williams  may  24,  furn 

ly  ..$180 

Stitt  D  A  to  D  R  MoNaaght  may  21,  fnrn 

6m  $155 

Sohlitt  J  .o  M  Jank  may  17,  saloon  62 

Van  Bured  23m  $519 

Stadelman  G  to  Standard  Bry  may  22,  sa- 
loon 10  17  Chi  av   $250 

Sohroeder  J  to  Ostenig  &  F  Tennyson  may 

4,  fnrn  1736  23d   $176 

Sherman  O  to  W  Hazleton  may  18,  furn 

6m  $135 

Singer  W  F  to  E  Smith  may  20,  farn  7m 

 $1 

Strove  Q  to  J  PRusthoi  may  18,  furn  llHl 

Milw  av  15m  $226 

Thompson  F  F  to  E  Smith  may  21,  furn 

7m  $102 

Tdlbott  W  G  to  M  E  Finoh  may  10,  furn, 

horses  eto  6m  $77 

Trenton  A  J  L  to  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  may 

25,  saloon  253  n  Clarke  2y  $700 

Upson  M  E  to  J  H  Gonsolos  may  16.  liv- 
ery 239  Paulina  ly  $1360 

Vaciu  E  to  0  Pletka  may  17,  saloon  4829 

Cook  ly  $250 

Watson  R  G  to  H  Morse  may  20,  fnrn  6m 

 $202 

Werner  0  to  S  Richardson  may  22,  fnrn 

7m  $84 

Wallace  0  L  to  D  R  MoNaught  may  16, 

fnrn  6m  $77 

White  M  B  to  A  Weber  may  20,  farn  2129 

Dearborn  2y   

Woloott  J  G  to  E  Smith  may  18,  furn  7m 

  $83 

Wild  F  B  to  W  T  Roberts  may  22,  laundry 

Pullman  4m  $120 

Whitney  J  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  &  M  Co 

may  23,  saloon  393  Halsted  $475 

Whikey  A  to  A  H  French  may  1,  fnrn  6m 
 $95 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Oampbell  0  D  to  Sanda^  Greek  Ooal  Oo,  leaie  o{ 
onal  yard  7U-7I8  Ashland  av  wltb  bldgs  and  con- 
tents 1859 

fox  E  to  H  Henry  jan  1,  mdse  eto,  139  n  Park  av 
 |2l)0n 

Lnndgrea  H  R  to  0  Wolf  deo  20,  mdee  118  Fnllerton 
av  1625 

Plefter  J  to  Q  Magee  may  22,  saloon  Lincoln  av 
and  Washlngtnn  st  $2500 

Melbinsch  V  to  Melbinscb  Oo  may  2!t,  laandry..  (760 

Qans  A  £  to  P  W  Oblsson  deo  14,  torn  18U8  Mllw 
av  $100 

ScbmellDg  A  to  J  Valk  may  — ,  furn  1G6  Fifth  8V.I317 

Finkeleteiu  P  to  J  Flnkelsteln  mcb  18,  farn  eto  2972 
State  $275 

Jones  W  T  to  E  K  Jonea  may  21,  faro  11925  Emer- 
ald av  $400 

Mueller  A  to  W  Mueller  may  24,  horses  etc  $426 

Meyer  F  to  M  F  Earl  may  IS'  m^lse  310  Adams..  $600 

Bednared  A  to  J  O  Vela  may  17,  mdse  872  Throop 
 $550 

Oaston  W  O  to  L  Qastou  may  6,  mdse  818  Oarfleld 
blvd  $350 

Scott  E  L  to  W  Scott  may  24,  horses  trucks  etc  436 
Wash  blvd  $200 

Ergelhardt  A  J  to  G  A  E  gelhardt  may  23,  mdse 
2(14  3l8t  $600 

Harvey  T  H  to  M  Barvey  may  23.  groceries  616  w 
Erie  $100 

Scbalz  H  to  F  Pomereher  may  2.S,  bldg  698  n  Paul- 
ina st  ."  $900 

Bublman  P  J  to  J  M  Meyer  may  26,  furn  etc  617  n 
Clark  $464 

Boorson  N  0  to  A  Boysen  may  27,  turn  201  w  Erie 
  $2000 

McKenny  J  to  T  Edgar  may  27,  furn  81  6th  av..$12)6 

Bergman  T  to  L  Dnrsao  may  2T,  shop   $80 

Slater  H  W  to  G  Welstein  june  12,  furn  417  North 
av    $300 

Larson  P  to  A  Shostedt  may  22,  mdss  $200 

Pritirkin  M  to  N  Baspalitz  may  27,  mdse  137  12tht6(iO 

Pritikin  M  to  S  Baspalitz  may  26,  mdse  137  w  12th 
 $300 


A  W  Ketcham  vb  American  Syodicate,  $8,480. 

Walter  H  Ayers  vs  American  syndicate,  $s,068. 

B  bert  D  Sheppard  vs  Banks'  Agricultural  and 
Transfer  Onmpany,  $1,062.43. 

A'bert  \  Manger  vs  Oornellos  Callahan,  $500. 

George  F  Orde  vs  W  Charlie,  the  Merchants' 
Advisory  Oompany  and  Mrs  W  J  Charlie  $575.80. 

James  K  Price  vs  Oity  of  Chicago  $2,000. 

Henry  Saohleben  vs  Chicago  Summer  Night  Con- 
cert Company,  $522  42. 

W  Hart  vs  Employers'  Liabllily  Assurance,  limited, 
of  London,  I6,ii00. 

Lainere  bchumaoher  vs  Estate  of  Rose  Ann 
Hughes,  $3  7.'^0. 

Gottfri  d  Brewing  Company  vs  Palrick  Gallagher, 
$  . 


Bernard  H  E  to  A  Berger  may  20,  cigar  factory  903 

Dearborn  $100 

Salzer  F  A  to  J  Fallbaoher  may  20,  xalooa  729  Hal 

Bted   $1600 

Eappers  G  to  0  A  Libby  may  15,  grocery  2f)48  u 

Clark  $275 

Moore  0  to  N  J  Moore  may  15,  furn  Hyde  Pk ... . $300 
Whitti  r  S  B  to  0  F  Oherrman  may  16,   honse  914 

Fulton    $100 

Smyers  B  C  to  B  E  Smyers  oct  2,'9J,  ptg  office. $1000 
Young  M  R  to  B  Lagershauten  may  14,   bldg  and 

contentB,  Leyden  Pk  $176 

Wlnkel  W  to  O  A  Llbby  may  15,  grocery  $231 

Fox  E  H  to  E  Granygel  jan  1,  mdse  137  n  Park  av 

$2000  $2000 

McNulty  V  to  A  A  McSulty  juay  20,  furn  233  Ohio 

  $2500 

Lake  D  to  0  M  Crandall  may  16,  mdse  $3250 

Russell  W  A  to  G  Peterson  may  25,  express  business 

etc    $295 

Kimball  H  A  to  F  J  Miles  may  U,  atereoptican  eto 

 $200 

Martin  J  P  to  M  Fllgal  may  20,  market  $11 0 

Marx  H  J  to  C  Zelgler  aept  14, '94,  mdse  940  Milw 

av   $360 

McOauley  A  to  J  Quest  aug  1,'94,  furn  223  Ontario 

 $500 

Young  E  B  to  A  W  French  may  16.  bldgs  etc.  It  22 

Stadleman's  sub  32  39  IS  $3400 

Reynolds  B  0  t  j  A  F  Werner  may  20,  furn  4310  0 

Grove  av  $1400 

MacDonald  W  to  O  Kogere  may   18,   bakery  3306 

Halsted    $190 

Mattmiller  Q  to  F  A  Gintzer  may  23,  laundry  Wood- 
lawn  Pk   tl'^l 

Hunt  W  B  to  B  B  Tanguey  may  22,  furn  1802  End 

av  $250 

Penlzits  F  to  0  Schendberger  may  18,  farn  920  Da- 
vis t200 


Christy  A  Wise  vs  Dan  Gannon,  665.24. 

Wagg  Anderson  Woolen  Oo  vs  Garden  City  Watch 
Supply  Oo,  Joseph  Manning  and  Herman  Breidt, 
$1,510.82. 

Joseph  8  Barton  vs  Joseph  Jacobs.  $5,955. f  8. 
Weir  &  Crelg  Oo  vs  Anton  and  G  J  Miller,  $1,042. 
Consider  H  Wlllett  vs  Ada  J  Venable,  $500, 
A  H  Ramsey  vs  Edward  F  Wilbur,  $606.62. 
Barbara  Moeechke  vs  Oity  of  Chicago,  $4,800. 
Joseph  W  Krlck  vs  P  J  Oostello  and  Wm  Fyan  $800. 
Matilda  Stuart  vs  Est  of  Charles  Tlegs,  $1,260. 
T  0  Joy  &  Co  vs  B  M  Hennessy,  $1,628  25. 
L  reEZ  Bevers  vs  Libby,  McNeill  &  Libby,  $1,600. 
Keeley  Brewery  Company  va  Thomas  O'Rourke, 
$1,178.42. 

Morgan  &  Wright  vs  Kallway  Equipment  Oo, 
$1,322.61. 

Michael  Clarkson  vs  John  J  Twohey,  $4,600. 

Julius  M  Darling  vs  Thomis  B  Blair,  $2,954.90. 

Bank  of  Commerce  of  San  Diego,  Oal.  vs  Charles 
H  Ferry,  $1,651.61. 

Grace  M  Felton  vs  Home  Benefit  Order,  $1,600. 

Thomas  Connelly  vs  John  Kelly  et  al,  $5,5.';9. 

Elmer  Wiaters  by  next  friend,  Charles  W  Beck  vs 
Mandel  Brothers.  $750. 

Richard  J  Duffy  vs  Masonic  Fraternity  Temple 
Association,  $7,00. 

Henry  Horn  vs  Stearns  Lime  and  Stone  Company, 
$3,5iiO. 

E  H  Turner,  use  of  John  Holm  vs  Dwight  K  Tripp, 
$636. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Garfield,  It  30  b  4,  Wm  Clayton  v  A  T 
Patzky  $53.02 

Description  of  property  incomplete.  B  J 
Hnenning  et  al  v  Robert  and  Bertha 
Bornzine  and  Wm  Beineman  ....$625.64 

Thompson  4  Holmes'  sub,  It  28  b  1  of  e 
45  acres  of  n  60  acres  of  s  e  qr  sec  17 
38  14.  South  Side  Lumber  Co  v  Benj  F 
Jones  and  John  Patterson  $566,46 


une  1  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


527 


Thompson  &  Holmes'  sab,  It  28  b  1  in  s  e 
qr  17  38  14.  Herman  Dykema  v  B  F 
Jones  |23 

Same.  Same  v  same  $33.90 

Calamet  av,  premises  Nos  4727  to  4747.  J 
C  Joy  &  Oo  V  Marons  M  Brown.  11109.34 

Ravenswood,  w  37  ft  of  It  1  and  w  37  ft  of 
n  10  ft  of  It  2  b  6.  Haroonrt  Mott  v 
Minuie  H  Goodie  |145.50 

Powell's  snb,  It  7  b  1  in  26  40  13  (560 
Diversey  av).  Wm  Sohroeder  et  al  t  A 
McDonald  |196,31 

Under  den  Linden,  S  E  Gross'  add,  It  35 
b  6  in  e  bf  of  8  w  qr  seo  24  40  13.  Home 
Lnmber  Oo  v  Chiistupher  J  Hofif.f  169.59 

Linden  Grove,  Charles  flarst's  resnb,  It  3 
of  Its  1  to  4  e  17  ft  of  It  5  in  Assessor's 
div  of  Its  13  to  16  b  6  and  Its  13  to  16  b 
7.  H  S  Heap  V  Sara  A  Hurst  .|70 

ArPL.IC&TION  FOB  BUI1.DIN« 

JPSBiUITe^. 

BaQijolph  St  e  216,  P  W  Gates,  one  brick  additional 

story  and  elevator  shaft,  $3,000. 
Mictiigan  av  11621-26,  U  Bock,  one  brick  additional 

story  $2,000 

Oalamet  av  4217-19,  Joh'.jSton  &  Gregory,  two  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Hurbor  av,  near  Ninety-third  st,  Obarles  Oonnsel- 
man  &  Co,  brick  grain  and  storage  warehonee, 
$136,000. 

Stewart  av  12011,  0  Thickenworth,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,8U0. 

Prairie  av  3640,  Est  of  James  Kerr,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Wabash  av  19^7-31,  Sidney  A  Kent,  three  three-story 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $11,000. 
May  St  6918-20,  John  Knllerstrand,  two  2  story  frame 

flats,  $3,600. 

Forty  flfth  pi  679-687,  William  Berry,  Ave  2  story  and 
basement  brick  cwelling'',  $42,6  0. 

Tnlrty-sucond  st  892,  John  Larson,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Winchester  av  6608,  Jotin  Sykes,  2  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Wabash  av  64  66,  Matthew  Laflm,  two  brick  addi- 
tional stories,  $10,0C0. 

Sixty-flrst  st  748-50,  0  I  Oarlson,  two  three-story  and 
basement  briok  flatj,  $8,000. 

Byron  st  521,  W  H  Oookingham,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,600. 

Diversey  av  1713,  John  Biebel,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Wells  st  297.  Henry  Bussell  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Wilson  av  808,  M  Larsen,  three  story  and  basement 
bnck  flats,  $5,000. 

Hamlin  av  136,  James  Oartin,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Polk  st  1942,  Charles  Schnmptl,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Ferdinand  st  288-94,  Seaman,  Oox  &  Brown,  three 
and  basement  brick  wareboase,  $3,000. 

Flournoy  st  1189,  Crowley,  Bibert  &  Oo,  2  slory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,300. 

Diversey  av  383,  Charles  Riens,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  $16,000. 

Grand  av  3319,  L  Helwig,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flats,  $2,000. 

Greenwood  av  633(i-32,  Joseph  Cormack,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,000. 

Milwaukee  av  242-44,  H  A  Chapin  &  Son,  4  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  apartment  bnilding, 
$60,000. 

Hoyne  av  N  908,  B  Kane,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Twenty-flrst'st  913,  H  Schoot,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Grenshaw  av  1642,  Charles  Barndt,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Greenwood  av,  W  Plnnkett,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Lsavitt  st  N  1646,  Fred  Popentheiu,  2  story  frame 
store  and  flats,  $2,700. 

KiDzie  st  206-208,  The  Chicago  Varnish  Co,  one  brick 
additional  story  and  alterations,  $16,000. 

Prairie  av  4709-16,  four  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats.  $26,000. 

Twelfth  st  W  192.  W  0  Sullivan,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Ellis  av  3600-3506,  Simeon  B  Eisendrath,  6  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  honse,  $76,000. 
Davis  st  644,  C  Anderson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  Oats,  $6,000. 
North  av  W  761,  0  D  Hanson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 
Diversey  av  396  97,  T  Bobertson,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Mozart  st  1569-71,  Same,  two  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Irving  av  2324,  0  H  Havord,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $3,600. 
Kockwell  st  N  722,  Swan  Nelson,  tljree  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 


Cakwood  av  4343-46,  J  Shibley  Brothers.  4  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  house,  $20,000. 

Twenty-third  st  197-199,  E  J  Lebmann,  threa  story 
and  basement  brick  basement  addition,  $5,000. 

Fifty-fourth  ot  937-39,  E  F  Dyar,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Dearborn  st  2301-7,  E  J  Lehmann,  alterations  on 
building,  $6,0li0. 

Greenwood  av  4841-45,  R  Nash,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,500. 

State  st  2128,  C  P  Welder,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Forty-second  pi  91-101,  F  P  Bnrket,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building,  $20,000. 

Boulevard  pi  664,  C  A  Separd,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,6u0. 

Wentworth  av  660,  H  I  Houghton,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,600. 

Greenwood  av  4419-29,  Robert  Thacker,  six  3  story 
and  basement  briok  dwellings.  $40,000. 

Sixty  third  st  239-267,  Chicjgo  Exhibition  Oo,  1  story 
at d  basement  briok  exhibition  bailding,  $260,000. 

Seventh  av  9850-52,  J  F  Grob,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Indiana  av  2330,  EOF  Holer,  1  story  brick  addition 
and  alterations,  $3,00U. 

lone  pi  690,  H  M  Stevenson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $10,OOJ. 

Marshfleld  av  641014,  J  B  Brooke,  two  1  story  frame 
cjttages,  $2,400. 

Washburn  av  473,  F  Konralinka,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,600. 

Superior  tt  W  408,  NSzaereoki,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,0U0. 

Waller  st  91,  B  Goobesman,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flat,  $6,000. 

Belden  av  494-500,  W  P  Ketcham,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartment  bnilding,  $110,000. 

Stale  st  N  696,  J  A  Spoor,  three  story  and  basement 
briok  residence  $2J,000. 

Western  av,  near  Myrtle  av,  J  B  Foot,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,100. 

Iowa  st  420,  Jallus  W  Holmes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,200. 

Western  av  386,  G  L  Erwin,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5,ii0n. 

Halsted  st  N  1148,  Gottfried  B^ohuken,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,600. 

Bnrllng  st  712-717,  E  Mason,  two  taree-story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Green  st  5942,  G  Oly,  2  s'ory  frame  flats,  $2,000. 

Edgeomb  ct  1463,  Eusrene  Bartholdi,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $3,000. 

Chase  av  34J,  A  F  OgJea.  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
16,000. 

Lawndale  av  S  930,  L  Reicbart,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Twelfth  st  1623,  F  Lagorio,  three  story  and  base- 

meiit  brick  store  a  d  flats,  $7,6  0. 
Warren  av  122-124,  F  F  Douglas,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  apartmsnt  building,  $26,000. 
Portland  av  3014,  P  P  Holmquist,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Fifty-four, h  ot  933.  Garner  &  Powell,  two  three-story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 
Marshfield  av  6218,  Otto  Berry,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $3,000. 
Halsted  st  6831.  Mrs  A  Richard,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,800. 
Green  st  6949-53,  Mrs  M  Larson,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Crystal  st  30,  P  Olson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Hall  st  693,  L  Osoffski,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $1,600. 

Francisco  av  N  484  M  Burke,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Monroe  av  5606,  J  Slocum,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,000. 

Commercial  av  8934,  F  A  Dolin,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,20u 

Clark  st  462  to  480,  National  Tube  Works,  1  story 
aLd  basement  brick  freight  honse,  $17,000. 

Calumet  av  4710,  Corse  &  Jeffrey,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $12,0ii0. 

Belden  av  327,  J  M  Hills,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $6,i  00. 

Melrose  st  650,  Tneodore  Filbrand,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

BeUe  Plaine  av  219,  airs  H  Shoeter,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,200. 

Lawrence  av  287,  J  B  Proesel,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Irving  st  226,  Joseph  Man,  2  story  frame  flats,  $3,000. 
Vincenues  av  4638  and  4640,  p  MuUally,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,000. 
Clark  st  134  and  136,  The  George  A  Fuller  Co,  10 

story  and  basement  brick  store  and  office  building, 

$275,000. 

Sixth  av  9768,  H  S  Palmer,  two  1  story  frame  cot- 
tages, $3,000. 

Indiana  av  3820,  p  Mangan,  three  story  and  base- 
ment  brick  flats,  $6,600. 

Washington  st  2084,  Catholic  Bishop  ot  Chicago,  1 
story  brick  obarci),  $14,000, 


Fifteenth  st  W  1664, B  Dettmann,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  and  barn,  $3,000. 
Fairfield  av  888,  Mrs  Mollie  Lnndahl,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,2110. 
blrsch  st  266,  H  Anderson,  three  i>tory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $S2  0. 
Forty-second  st  N  2602,  H  C  Van  Barlingen,  2  story 

frame  dwelling,  t2,60o. 
Potomac  av  1  6,  D  Baumeister,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,6<ir<. 
Taylor  st  W  111,  John  Mackin,  three  story  and  base 

meot  brick  stoi  e  and  flats,  $6.00  i. 
Forty-flfth  st  803-5,  Mrs  i  ydia  Johnson,  three  storj 

and  bas  ment  brick  flats,  $6,00''. 
Twenty  second  st  W  1677,  A   Mananeo.  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  nnd  flats  and  smsU  base 

ment  and  1  story  addition.  $6,>  00. 
Green  st  (>4lO.  J  R  Young,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Armour  av  213",  E  L  Brand,   thre<«   story  and  base 

mert  brick  store  and  flats,  $5.0i0. 
Eimbark  av  6028  30.  De  Land,  two  2  story  and  base- 

mn'  t  brick  dwellicge,  $20,0(0. 
Orchard  st  523  629,  Newman  Brothers,  three  2  story 

aud  basement  brick  dwellings,  $24,101. 
Milwaukee  av  465-467,  Hecry  gchroeder,  2  story 

brick  a'dition,  $6,(  00. 
Milwaukee  av  1728-30,  John  Qunderson,  two  3  story 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $18,000 
Rockwell  st  632,  M  Massopost,  three  story  and  base 

ment  bilck  fiats,  $^,i  00, 


Where  Shall  we  so  this  Sammer? 


We  can  answer  the  Inqniry 

A  conplete  list  of.the  bes";  and  most  economical 
Summer  Resorts  not  too  f  r  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  b»  calling  person 
ally  at  City  Ticket  Office  of.ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Railway  in  ihe  new  Marquette  Building, 
Nr.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.   0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 

AgBUt. 

Picnic  (^runnda* 

The  best  picnic  grounds  near  Chicago  are  located 
on  the  li  e  oi  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway.  St  PhuI  Park,  Turner  Park  and  Birch- 
wood  are  all  within  twelve  miles  of  Dnion  depot  or 
Kinzie  street  depot,  with  Ir  w  rates  and  quick  transit. 
For  further  information  call  on  or  address  H.  E. 
taing.  City  Passenger  saei  t,  96  Adams  street. 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks;  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  be 
secured  or  not,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  not  due 
until  patent  is  allowed.  3>.2page  Book  Free. 
H>  B.  WILLSON  &  CO.,  Attorneys  at  Law, 
«pp.  U.  s.  Pat.  Office     WASHINCYON,  D.C 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9o0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiali  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 
I  A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  Si.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colon7  Bldg..  CHIGAQO.  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  ACSrHSNTS.  (- 


ANDERSON,  Qustavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WARNER,  Bms.  IS  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  et. 
BARNBT  BRrrO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  '^one.,  Bm  87. 1B«  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Eld 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

DELAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Part 

p'ooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  8t. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABD8,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  ^k  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  ol 

Oommercp , 
EULETTE  C.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St. 
iTBIOKE,  0.  C,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
iOBDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
SBOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEE,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  «  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
aOYNB  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st. 

JAOOBS  B.  F.  k  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 

LANGHENBY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
HIAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalJe  and  Washington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
UEBIG^LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
tfULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOB  10N,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Boren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Blr-g. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

¥IEBLING,  r.  C,  115  Dearborn  st- 
WALKEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

KANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEI8TEB,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Oo.,  108  DesrborL  St. 

GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 

MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 
Attorney.    South  Chicago  111. 

^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dedrbork. 

WA8MANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  RaQaolp^. 

Abitracts  of  Title. 

aADDOCK  VALLETTE  k  BIOKOOBDS,  107reBr- 
bom  St. 

aANDY  S  CO.,  92-4  Wasnlngttm  8». 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st, 
B«0OaDBB«8  AB8TBA0T  PKPT..  Oonnty  fonrt 
Hnn<a. 


REVELL'S 

CUETAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  ave&Adaisr  sr 


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June  1,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

m  I  &  CO.  I 

PAY  SPECIAL  ATTKKTIOK 

TO  THE  UANUFAOTtrBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SH^WN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IE  YOTJ  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  nneasure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 


CHICAGO. 


JlUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  tbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.   W.  GHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBI8HAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  £.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  bts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tlxe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fittii  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


>  tla8  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ine.  Co.,  Uambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Oo  ,  Hanabarg. 


Rochester  Qernaan  Inn.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAiSAIiliE  STKKKT. 

CHICAOO  IliJLIlVOM 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  JHarquette  Bide,       W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  AdaniN  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

Andrews^^i^ 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  D  fjrcept  their 

them      wntnr  p,ice 
Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  need-d 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

276  Wabaeh  av- 


A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co., 


<  HICaGO. 


standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS, 


OVFICK  AND  WOKKS, 
15th  titreet  and  Ashland  Avenue. 
Chlcaeo,  111. 


Henry  Ji  Cospve  &  Co. 

■  .1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&.. 
/  -  ,  CHICACO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent, 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale.  / 


James  T.  Hoine.  Fbank  G.  Uotnb 

HOYNE  BROS. 

EEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


O.  FLOOD. 


/Telephone  No  9 


OHAB.  P.  TAYfB 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9804  COaillERCIAIi  AVEIVUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OpinlonN  of  Titles  Famished 


Chicago. 


B     E.  BBOWNEI.L, 

Prest. 


H.  H  OBOSS, 

Vice-Prest. 


OEl.  E.  I.AZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Oiticago. 

■telephone.  Main  44. 


WM.F.  TBMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEI,.  ANTHf.NS  SOHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SHE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZiE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


Chicag^o 

Directory 
Compaijy 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  ms.  . 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICAUO  DIEECTOEY  OOMFAKY'S  HEAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts.,  50  cts„  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


file  of  tbe  latest  Direototles  of  all  tbe  other  large    ties  osn  b» 
fonnd  st  ODr  office  (or  nee  of  tb«  psbH«, 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  23. 

CHICAGO,  JUNE  8,  1895. 

Off  ce  163  and  165  Washington  St. 

A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  MEAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES, 

BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  ioans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  Or.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

j^al  fstate,  [can 

and  pinandal  Pig<^nt%. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents, 


ON  CHICAGO  REALTY 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wa-slaington.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

STos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 


The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  PeonriHes  a  Speolaity.  First 
Mort,  ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLTJ. 


0.  B.  von  BIEDENFELD  &  CO., 
Real  Estate,Loansand  Investments, 

Boom  93SiStock  Exchange  Buildine, 
S.  W.  Cor.  lia  Salle  and  Washinston  Streets, 
CHICA<^0. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrt|a|B  Leans  anfl  InvBstents,' 

Real  Estate. 

t3S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2B0,  OHIOAGO. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''SmEs. 

3i»Iortga,g©  Xjostxis. 

114:  I^a  Salle  Street, 

Ne\y  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


GILBERT  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 

Gilbert  M.  Weeks  &  Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Bandolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 

^icagfo. 


Speci'l  attention  given  to 

Taxes  aud  Assessments 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

110  Dearborn  Street. 


EDWIN  B  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GEE AN. 


EUGENE  H.  TIRHBUBN. 
UANDOIiFH  E.  FISHBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  fSSS- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg..  34  Olark.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office  Branch  Office 

1  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St-  Oalnmet  av.,  and  nth  8t. 

-  ■  Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WTLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBOE  I,.  WABNEB. 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceeding  Baird  k  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 

90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  -  Estate  and  -  RenM. 

Real  Esta  e  bought  and  sold  espeially 
in  the  nortnwe~t  portion  of  the  city. 

■3«4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,fe. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


J.H.  l49L'aSalleSt 

^^N\/USSINGEN 

&  BRO* 


EST'D 
1673 


A .  O  .  SIiAUQHTEB . 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  IT*  J-iB,  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.Y.  strok  Exchange.  Members  Chicagj  Stock  Exchange. 
9TOCK8  AND  BONDS  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TJBEiEPHOKi:  1416. 

50  F00T  CORNER 

On  East  avenue  and  Harvard  street,  Oak  Park. 
$750.   Terms  easy. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Harlenn  av., 
Pr  215  Dearborn  St.  Chicago, 


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June  8  ,1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.csve  .  Tracts  •  F-uroiiaseci 

Or  Subdivided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
30i  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

TBliEPHONB  1988. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


ttrilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  Cf 


Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH. 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  aud  Kitzie  et. 
Telephme.  Main  9S6.  CtjlCagfO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6  CO  to  ten.UU  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

«$J  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  {$< 
$500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULE TTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo^a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago, 

M  BANKERS. 


♦Joaof    J  Real  Estate  .  also  Building  Loeos. 

Invesiioents. 


ALEX  FRIEND &Co, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  ISO  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street, 
Telephone  Haln  260.  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MOPTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94  La  Salle  Street.  l-Zin°^^n, 


Branch  OfDce, 
«90  K.  55  Street. 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    B3  AMD    66     METROfOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


Ynncih  B.  Fealjodj, 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


Mecli«s'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 

•  Men  counseling   with  this 

•  office areoffered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.    All  required 

•  information  given  at  office. 
.  Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CtllCElgfO,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Seo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  V1c«  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  ad  Vice  President. 
OkBX.  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
BEtiB¥  B,  ESMZ,  3d  Asst.  Osebier, 


CHICAGO. 


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AND 
TRIED" 


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N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNESI, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  P^BISB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  JIIaf4onlc  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

ISO  LASALLE  STBEliT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

V  ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


1 107  Ashiuoa  Block, 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

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REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

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ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


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TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


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E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravbnswood 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Cliica-gfo. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agenu  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/HDney  Loaned  HiMul  CommissiDn 

On  improved  city  property  and 
•3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

ITorthwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nev?  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJR^WOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 


MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NOHTH  HHORE  PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINBS  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1S54. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (g. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and   L^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  HarriEon  6  9.  109-411  E00KER7  BLDQ. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEieTEB.   O.  H.  FU30HE0E.    O.  H.  ZUTTBBMEiaTBB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


MOTARIBS  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAQO , 

^^Eyauston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specially. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  80BBBINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3  I  09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  Sontli  6641, 

Real  EHtate  Bonght  and  Hold.  Bents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  given  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  DOLK^E.  i.  B..  BHEFABl^ 

ESTABLISHES  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

°  paving!  ClTRflCfORS." 


MANUFAOTUBBBS  AND  DBAIiXBS  LB 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  GHIOAGO 

SECOND  FI.OOB  TEUIONIO  BUILDINa. 
TBLBPHONE  No.  \U9. 

Psrtlonlar  attentton  pal4  to  Uacadam  Roads,  DriTea,  Boole 
nrda  and  Boada  In  naw  8iibdi?i«loni. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

EEPL  EST/ITE,  INSURpCE,  LDpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBJLJL  BSTJITB SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  chicaco- 

PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


i3o    MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3t5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Ch-icagro 


EDWIN  F.  BETCHELL, 

REAL'  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  BuildLing,  204  Dearborn  St. 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiatfid 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  of^Nor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  Ulala  3733. 

Hnmboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Meroliants  Bldg., 

BRANCH  orFIOE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

S,  E.  Oor.  Oallfornla  &  North  Avs.  LsSalle  Stg., 

0pp.  £nt.  to  Hnmboldl  Park,  OBIOAGl  . 


632 


THE  tlSAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDlNG  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


-:o: 


BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVBBT  WEEK — ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 
MABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AMD  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTI 
ADTEBTI9ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  uWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBESS  IS  aiTEM. 


6,500 


7,000 
6,600 


200 


3,350 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av.  No  2323,  2-8tory  brick  bnilding,  lot  25  x 
125.    R  11  $ 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3  500; 
$1,500  cash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15....  | 

Bo\ren  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  16  $ 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  Dei;?hborhood.     W  8. $7,500  and  |  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  | 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  bnilding  in  first- 
olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $ 

Ghamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  15  $  5_200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  sabdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0On.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot'^  «ind  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vaoant  lot  223^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stene 
front  bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-etory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  J 1 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  bnilding. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  $  600 

Drexel  blvd,  near  ilst  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   eSd  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  11-room  brick  house.  B  15.$15,0(.0 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  16.$2<i,00(i 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15.$10,00n 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  buildirg  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

„     B  15  $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot 

P  *   $ 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.  P  4. .  .$ 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

^  P  *    $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  1 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ct,  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .  ..$  8,0(0 

Forty-e^hth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok,    B  16  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


126 

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175 


300 


.$  326 


260 

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260 
200 
260 

220 

300 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot .    W8  $ 

Groveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V  6  

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  particolars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  lO  room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park.— Fin  e  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b  siory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  boilt  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10  room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,00(i 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6^500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W  8   . .  I 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6 !  $ 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  lOdaysonJy, 

per  foot.    V  6  | 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hon.  es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar^7th  8t,10-room  stone  honse.B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  60x180;  bargain.  Q  8. 
Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft.  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  16. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 


105 

80 

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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  3 let  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

B   $10  Qoo 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.'$  g'fiOO 
Thornton.— 30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
^    $  4,600 


1,600 


200 
260 


B  15. 


7,000 
9,000 


Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $; 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10,00C 
Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .'  !$  4.500 
Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  briok  house.B  15.$24,0€0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  JO  rooms,  stone.  B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.iv  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  nO 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$15,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16  $  5,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,000 

Oaken wald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  lO-room  stone  house 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

^   $9,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-etory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

„     I"'^  $  1,850 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  11   $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Bnilding,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  e  300 

Sidney  av,  near  44ch  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8!500 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,8tone.B  15. $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B  15  1  4^500 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fnches  & 


Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 
x1l'5.  Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  i 
Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  Bt,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finieh,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 

Vinoennes  av.cor  47th  st,  U-room  stone  house.  B  16.$17,0')0 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B15...$  8  000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  l5.$17'ooo 
V  inoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  ....  $  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).     P  4. 
VinceuLcs  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $15  OOO 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .  $23000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

8  13   ^ 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  ...  .  !.!..$ 
Wabash  av,  ;'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  c  ar  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  bnilding 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabahh  av,  bet  25th  and  •J6th  sts.  50x180.'  R  11.  .$25  000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  honse  ' 

B  16  ^  9,ron 

Washington  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17*000 
Wentworth  av  near  64fh  st.  fraoie  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Bnilding,  Soite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  ,  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

„    ^,   $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $25,(00 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.     W  8   .$  r'gOO 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  font.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FoUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

*"6.    W8  15,400 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  60x126,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  si  N,  3-stcr>  new  briok,   stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  < 

Clybourn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  1(  0x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  boildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  bilanoe  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  oash. 

Price  for  a  whort  time  only   Z  33  '.  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37"^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  ^ 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33     | 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.  W8  

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc ,  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60.  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.  B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  126  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
watf-r  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.  A  lO  foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 


>  12,000 


90 

5,000 
.$13,000 


Junes,  1895. 


T&E  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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RE^L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  veBtibnle  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  bnilt 
in  the  diiiing  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
fioiabed  in  a  first-oiasa  manner.  The  honse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plnmbiiig  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  fornace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  op  stairs.  You  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  tO  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  mast  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  bat  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  for  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4    |15,O0O 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  I  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  <fc  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  ...  $  2,500 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts,  <30uth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Nowport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  bnildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13  185,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W  8    f  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots, -.^  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  16,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  anii  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParB,  and  94  Ln 
galle  St.  , 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58)^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  et,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.     4.  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats ;  rental  $660 ;  lot  24x100  ft .    W  8 ...  $  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, ILake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  bQilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisinn,  3-stoty  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  honse;  mod- 
ern; lot  60x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

(VEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  honse.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st.  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  neat  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2 -story  briok,  stoau  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1 ,2^0  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enonm- 
braace,  which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pnr- 
oliaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

California  av  8,  No  16,  lot  26]^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  aVa  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
-    .   <  34  6-10x1(0  )  S  20x128  >    .,.  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  |  35x128  [ 

2-  6tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
bfi  sold  for  less  thnr  honses  mat  to  br-'''.  O  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.  W  ^.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  subnrb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  z 
140  ft,  size  of  bnilding  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,566  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  story  new  briok  flat  bnilding  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i\edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5.rO0 

Re^zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  76x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11 .  $10,000 

Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av   $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x126  ft.    R  11   $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-atory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  bnilding.    W8  $9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  honse  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roei  st . 

Monnt  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  gronnd  in  lota  to  aiita.  Price 


REAL  Estate  for  SALE. 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  fnrnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  et,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-6tory  brick  flat.    R  11.  $  7,000 

Polk  st,  ne»T  (  antre  2-Btory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  dc  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  f  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3-story  pressea  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  1 1 ....  $  6,260 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  ...$  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W8  ...$  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3A 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and.  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Oo,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2.000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  far 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000.  ^ 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.    Want  a  resi  ience 
nefir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  cash.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100 .   W  8 .  $  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  bnilding,  for  $l,OnO  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas, — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,orO  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre,  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaqniu  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfeot.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
Oalifornia — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (ICO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonveoienoes,  having 
been  fitted  a p  for  nse  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Ohioafifo  improved.  P  13. 
California. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  catefnlly  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'Qge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  &  Oo, 

94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida.— 60,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Island>  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  %  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffioe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  vthite  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  5 

MISOELIiANEOCS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    Hll   *  4  400 

Dearborn  st  (No  6662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-story  dwelhiig  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2    '  $4  800 

Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  ' 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  ht\    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2   |21  600 

Harvey.— $16,000  property,  mostly  improved"  and  ' 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6i2  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil   $40  OOO 

Beventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  ' 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Buildine 
San  Francisco,  Oal 
California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,    olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
btone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  126  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

„    P^2..  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flit  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayd«-n,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  e3d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

MOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
CiybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,t00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.— 16,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted— Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfleld  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.  C  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leiand,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $6,000. 
Price  $10,000.    S  12.  tr  ^ 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,600.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S 
Dietrich  <fc  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 

California~30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Oolony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.    Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  close  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $225 
per  acre.     Eastern  property  oonsidiired  for  all  or  part 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
Georgia~660-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olosr- 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12.  ' 
Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.    Address  Globe 
Real  Estate  Ofeicb,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.    Will  take  about  %  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 
Kansas. — Butler  Oo,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas.— Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Kansas— 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,600,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  l>k-8tor». 
Will  take  oity  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kaneas 
clear;  $60,000;  want  oity  property,    D  14.  ' 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    %^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick 
preferred     B  11. 
Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 


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LASH  UINNETONSA. 

Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property.    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOkLLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $6  000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might'add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 

H^e^ unimproved  lands  and  %  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change >^  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


south  side. 

Indiana  av.  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olasB 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease     F  12 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  FABK. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 

O  1  O. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Four-Btory  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
tour-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park .    Open  Sunday . 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160  00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal.  ' 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5.  o  »  .  10 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 
above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  68  N  Clinton 
st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 
Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    P  12, 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


An 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office.  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  16. 


lane  H  mi. 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJlLDlNG  JOURNAL. 


535 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  §  CO, 

Successors  to  Langhenry,  Evans  &  Oo., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 


©2   and   04  Washjirigrtoii  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Beaii  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  FIBST  MOETOAOES        ReAL  EsTATE  BoTJGHT, 
A  BPEOIALTT,  80I1D  AND  MaNAQED. 


EDJVJIffD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,  North  ave. .  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

ai     -     -      1S5  Ola-rlt  Street 
FOR.  SA.3L,E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Ezchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property. 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Gal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 
li  Post  Street,      .     SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL, 


Llnscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down,  $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exctaanee  Bull  dins,  -  Chieaso. 

Oorner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


CMcap  Interior  DecoratiDE  Co. 

'Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
Mantels,  Tiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  application. 
149  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 
Formerly  occu^ed  JJgjj^y  j^jljljlee  Qq^ 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 


Rooms  629  and  6.30 
NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING 


,  Oliwgo.Ill. 


Real  Estate 
"  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANTJFACTTJKERS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  1157  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Businesi, 
Makes  &^stracts  of  Title . 

Gruarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMFT  SKBYIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Oabkett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  VIce  Prest. 
A.  A.  SXEW&BT,  Sec'y.    0'  B.  Labbabee,  Treas. 
Fbase  H.  Sellebs,  Traet  Officer. 


Frank  Hall's  Casino, Musee  and  Variety 

Theater — Wabash  av.,  near  Jaokson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Oontinnoas  performances  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago.  Prioe 
10  16  26  36  60     B  iz  seats  $1. 


THE  flCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  Qdincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  1600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agrent. 

KO  M^DICAI,  SXAHIKATION  REQUIRED. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JUNE  8.  1895. 


BUSINESS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Interest  continues  to  center  in  the  return  of  pros 
perity  as  measured  by  the  advance  in  wages.  The 
continuous  rising  tendency  is  most  encouraging. 
Last  week  the  great  Cambria  Iron  Company  an- 
nounced an  advance  in  all  departments  of  lo  percent. 
This  affects  3,000  men  and  increases  the  pay  rolls  of 
of  the  company  $20,000  a  month.  It  is  evident  that 
there  must  have  been  a  great  improvement  in  busi- 
ness to  enable  the  company  to  venture  upon  such  a 
radical  addition  to  its  expenses.  Recent  reports 
from  manufacturing  centers  at  75  cities  east  of  the 
Rocky  mountains  show  that  more  than  227  important 
manufacturing  concerns  started  up  between  April  1st 
and  the  last  of  May,  by  reason  of  which  53  000  em- 
ployes have  secured  work.  Within  the  same  period 
the  wages  of  no  fewer  than  178,000  industrial  em- 
ployes have  been  advanced  on  an  average  10  percent. 
This  is  a  hopeful  indication  that  the  hard  times  are 
passing  and  that  eventually  wages  may  be  completely 
restored  to  the  figures  of  ante-panic  times. 

In  this  connection  it  is  of  interest  to  note  the 
quality  of  the  American  workingman's  labor  as  com- 
pared with  that  of  Europeans.  In  the  current  num 
her  of  the  North  American  Review  Mr.  Mulhall  com 
pares  the  relative  industrial  power  of  the  people  of 
the  United  States  with  that  of  Europeans  in  a  strik- 
ing and  comprehensive  manner.  He  first  reduces  all 
power  which  enters  into  productive  energy— horse 
power,  steam  power  and  hand  power— to  foot-tons,  a 
foot-ton  being  the  power  required  to  lift  a  ton  a  foot. 
The  working  power  of  an  able-bodied  male -adult  is 
300  foot-tons  daily,  that  of  a  horse  3,000,  and  that  of 
a  steam  horse  power  4,000. 

By  combining  these  sources  of  energy  and  dividing 
the  sum  by  the  number  of  workers,  we  get  the  aver- 
age industrial  power  of  an  American  workman  in 
connection  with  the  mechanical  appliances  at  his 
command.  The  result  for  various  periods  is  as  fol 
lows:  In  1820  it  was  446  foot  tons  daily;  in  1840,  1,020 
foot-tons;  in  i860,  1240;  in  1880,  1,545;  and  in'  1895, 
1,940.  The  great  increase  in  effectiveness  has  been 
rendered  possible  by  the  multiplication  of  labor  sav 
ing  machinery.  At  the  present  time  the  productive 
energy  of  the  individual,  measured  in  connection 
with  the  mechanical  and  chemical  power  he  controls, 
is  five  times  greater  than  it  was  in  1S20.  Our  aggre- 
gate working  power  as  a  whole  nation  has  trebled 
since  1860;  of  this  increase  one-twentieth  is  due  to 
increased  numbers,  55-123  to  horse  power,  and  67-123 
to  steam  power.  More  than  three  fourths  of  the 
steam  power  is  employed  in  transportation,  the 
United  States  having  double  the  amouut  of  all  other 
nations  of  the  earth  collectively.  And  while  the  in- 
dividual working  energy  of  the  American  is  i  94o 
foot-tons  per  day,  that  of  the  inhabitant  of  Great 
Britain  is  1,470;  of  Germany,  902;  of  France,  910-  of 
Austria,  560;  of  Italy,  .380;  and  of  Spain,  590. 

Taking  agriculture  as  an  example,  it  is  found  that 
Austria  employs  more  laborers  than  we  do,  Germany 
nearly  as  many,  and  France,  with  only  about  half 
our  population,  nearly  three-quarters  as  many,  yet 
the  average  productive  power  of  the  American  agri- 
culturist is  from  .300  to  600  percent  greater  than  the 
European.  Mr.  MulhiU  says:  "A  farm  hand  in  the 
United  States  raises  as  much  grain  as  three  in  En- 
gland, four  in  France,  five  in  Germany,  or  six  in 
Austria,  which  shows  what  an  enormous  waste  of 


labor  occurs  in  Europe,  because  farmers  are  not  sup- 
plied with  the  same  mechanical  appliances  as  in  the 
United  States." 

In  the  matter  of  education  the  showing  is  still 
more  largely  in  favor  of  America.  The  census  of 
1890  showed  that  87  percent  of  the  total  population 
of  this  country  could  read  and  write.  "It  may  be 
fearlessly  asserted,"  says  Mr.  Mulhill,  '  that  in  the 
history  of  the  human  race  no  nation  before  ever  pos- 
sessed 41.000,000  instructed  citizens."  The  expendi- 
ture for  education  is  $2.40  for  each  inhabitant  in 
America,  $1.30  in  Great  Britain,  80  cents  in  France, 
50  cents  in  Germany,  30  cents  in  Austria,  and  25  cents 
in  Italy.  There  is  an  absolute  proportion  between 
the  rate  of  expenditure  for  education  and  the  pro- 
ductive power,  showing  that  education,  machine 
power,  productive  power  and  the  wage  rate  all  ad- 
vance simultaneously. 

LOCAL  STOCKS. 

The  city  of  Chicago  refunding  twenty  year  gold  4 
percent  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $2,748,000  are  to  be 
placed  in  Germany  through  Speyer  &  Co.,  of  New 
York.  Their  bid  was  i04.6i,  amounting  to  a  premium 
on  the  entire  issue  of  $127  644,  or  $46,7i6  more  propor- 
tionately than  was  received  by  the  city  for  similar 
bonds  sold  a  year  ago.  It  is  said  that  the  bids  for 
these  bonds  were  the  highest  ever  received  by  the  city, 
which  would  seem  to  indicate  that  Chicago's  credit  is 
excellent. 

Foreign  investors  are  taking  heart  again.  At  a 
special  meeting  of  the  stockholders  of  the  Chicago 
and  Great  Western  Railway  Company,  held  recently 
in  London,  the  chairman  said  that  an  improvement 
in  the  earnings  of  the  road  was  noticeable.  In  the 
last  nine  days  of  April  there  was  an  increaseof  $16,000; 
in  the  first  week  of  May  an  increase  of  $9,600;  in'  the 
second  week  of  May  a  little  over  $10,000,  and  from 
what  he  heard  there  was  reason  to  expect  that  a  mod 
erate  increase  might  be  looked  for  over  last  year. 


Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioax  City... 
Lob  Angeles  . . 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jaoksonyille. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham . . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton . 
♦Bay  Oity... 
*Fall  River... 

*Akron   

♦Springfield. . 

♦Canton  

♦Sionx  Falls. 
♦Fremont.... 
♦Hastings. . . . 
♦Chattanooga. 

♦Fargo  

♦Nashville .... 
*Qalve8ton. . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity . 
Rookford. . . . 

Helena  

Soranton  

Kalamazoo... 
♦Lrittle  Rook . . 


June  8, 

18k6r. 

327,961 

353,940 

7.9 

678.663 

416,5i'0 

39.2 

536.710 

626,776 

14  3 

860.976 

867,510 

Nom 

355,171 

567,650 

36.2 

1,C86,213 

955,235 

14.  7 

496,112 

467,380 

6  2 

200,393 

226,122 

13.0 

815,692 

236,324 

29.3 

227,374 

298.088 

23.8 

199,898 

391,028 

50.3 

364.489 

278,416 

30.6 

372.267 

270,653 

37.5 

341,091 

307,423 

10  7 

399.644 

310,052 

28.9 

196,366 

242,795 

20.8 

268,300 

269,400 

Nom 

270,061 

184,979 

46  5 

542,748 

536,81g 

4.8 

176,378 

99,234 

56.5 

93,425 

107,476 

13.7 

164,f00 

127,993 

28. 1 

38,620 

110,886 

65.7 

61.141 

81,869 

37.6 

62,599 

98,515 

36.2 

196,300 

155,191 

26  4 

111,374 

108,119 

2.7 

672,740 

704,566 

18.7 

3,430,659 

3,051,110 

12.4 

1,069.187 

852,337 

25.4 

191.059 

No  retarns 

988,684 

(( 

631,979 

>< 

187,128 

41 

312,085 

t( 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  June  1,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


New  York  

Chicago  

Boston  

Philadelphia.. 
St.  Lonis.  .  . 
San  Francisco. 
Baltimore  .... 
fittsbnrgh. . . . 
Cincinnati . . . . 
Kansas  Oity  . . 
New  Orleans  . . 

BnfTalo  

Milwaukee. . . . 

Detroit   

LonisvilU...  „ 
Minneapolis  . , 

Omaha  

Providence . . . 

Cleveland  

♦Houston  

St.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 
♦Colnmbas  . . . 

Hartford  

Richmond  .... 
Washington. .. 

♦Dallas  

St.  Joseph. ... 

Peoria  

Memphis  ..... 
Portland  Dr.. 
Rochester. . . . . 
New  Haven. . . 
Savannah 
Springfield.  .7.- 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 
♦Waoo.. '■ 
Syraonse  .... 
Des  Moines. . . 
Qrand  Kk^idi 


WEEK  ENDINO 
JUNE  1,  1895. 

•  460.194.767 
81,171,668 
74,069,408 
42,144,584 
18.571,493 
10,198,3?6 
11,100,207 
13,160,893 
10,726,800 
8,621,994 
7.826,168 
3,353,254 
3,295,834 
4,937,130 
4.762,464 
6,811,687 
2  563,966 
3.716,800 
4,156,9*8 
3,996,596 
3.398,941 
1,933,364 
3,633,334 
3.699,200 
1  509,957 
1,800,936 
1,638,923 
2,186,762 
1,297,692 
1,831,602 
1,161,346 
1,087,986 
1,134,964 
1,037,920 
1.556,666 
'  ^-1,176,221 
944,196 
993,616 
970.776 
888,633 
1,323.624 
755,769 
737,008 
677,410 


WEEK  ENDINO 

Per 

JUNE  1,  1894.  centagef 

382,240,771 

Inc. 

Dec. 

20.4 

68,720,640 

18.0 

63,000,860 

17.4 

42,965,676 

1.8 

19,004,238 

2.6 

11,141.670 

9.0 

11.443,625 

2.6 

10,51 3,C  72 

24.9 

9,978,000 

7.5 

7,362,784 

15.7 

5,720,1C0 

38.4 

2,927,100 

14.7 

3,026,402 

8.6 

4,152,271 

18.7 

4.890,903 

20.8 

4.168,611 

63.7 

4,116.836 

87  7 

3,31'<',000 

12.0 

3.503.699 

16.7 

2,674,330 

49.4 

2,863,710 

18  6 

2,470.100 

21  8 

2,042,164 

28.1 

2,994,900 

23.6 

1,388,688 

8.6 

1,887,479 

2.0 

1,290,831 

26.8 

1,711,969 

1,341,280 

d.9 

1.463,031 

26.2 

1,931,650 

40.4 

656,201 

45  7 

1,179.066 

3.4 

998.390 

4.C 

1,422,602 

9.1 

1,046.195 

12.6 

893,689 

6.7 

861,153 

15.3 

783,827 

23.7 

1,151,316 

23.4 

750,490 

76.4 

957,322 

26.4 

931,332 

20.8 

589,008 

14.9 

Total,  U.S.  $819,130,011  $  711,069,979  15.2 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  Y.   368,936,254      :«8,820,208     8  9 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 
Montreal  (Can)        $10,811,959     $  9,372,788 
4,804,425 
937,598 
612,127 
831,908 


Toronto 
Halifax. 
Hamilton. 
Winnipeg. 


5,189.600 
1,014,523 
659,006 
760,532 


15.3 
7.5 


6.6 
'.2.3 


9.3 


Total,  Can....      $17,898,017     $16,235,917  5.3 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


WEEK  ENDINO 
JUNE  1,  1895, 

New  Bngl'd  States  $  84,933,(117 


Middle 
Soarhern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
South  western  " 
Far  Western  " 


621,002,511 
35,253,432 
32,978,026 
100,365,775 
20,314,436 
17,503,373 


WEBK  8NDINU 

JUNE  1,  1894. 
$  72,194,911 

440,682,407 
?0,637,138 
28,393,6.S0 
87,801,105 
30,926,122 
17.593,116 


PEBOENT- 
AQE. 

17.7 

18  2 
15  4 
16.3 
14.3 


2.0 

0.5 


$  822,350,668  $  708,227,429 

♦Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Athough  the  total  of  clearings  for  the  week  is 
somewhat  less  than  it  has  been  for  several  weeks  pre- 
ceding, yet  the  showing  as  compared  with  the  week 
a  year  ago  is  excellent.  The  percentage  of  gain  of 
15.2  for  all  the  cities  is  indicative  of  continued  im- 
provement in  spite  of  the  reign  of  a  hot  wave  of  un- 
precedented severity.  Business  of  all  kinds  languishes 
when  the  thermometer  is  in  the  nineties.  A  few  days 
of  sweltering  heat  throughout  the  entire  country  is 
not  conducive  to  brisk  trade. 

The  railroads  are  among  the  last  of  the  interests  to 
show  any  improvement,  but  they  are  now  beginning 
to  reap  their  share  of  the  increased  business.  The 
Railroad  Gazette  says  that  since  January  1  orders 
have  been  given  for  21,590  freight  cars,  and  bids  are 
out  for  3,000  others.  In  less  than  five  months  of  this 
year,  according  to  that  paper,  5,000  more  cars  have 
been  constructed  than  were  built  in  the  entire  year 
1894.  The  output  for  1893,  whish  was  51,000  cars  will 
probably  be  exceeded  this  year,  but  that  for  1892, 
which  was  93,000.  will  not  be  reached.  Railroad  earn- 
ings  continue  to  show  gains  over  1894,  and  the  com- 
parison with  1893,  it  is  evident,  will  soon  be  favor- 
able. The  railroads  will  be  put  to  considerable  ex- 
pense to  harvest  tha  crops,  which  now  bid  fair  to  be 
of  good  quantity.  Probably  $100,000,000  in  improve- 
ments by  the  railroads  will  be  required  before  the 
close  of  the  year. 

It  is  interesting  to  note  that  silver  advances  as 
prices  of  commodities  rise.  Silver  for  the  past  few 
weeks  has  been  at  a  higher  level  than  for  the  pre- 
vious eight  or  ten  months,  yet  it  is  advancing  still 
further.  Wages  are  going  up  also.  Mills  which  made 
a  cut  during  the  panic  are  restoring  the  former  wage 
scale  gradually,  but  it  must  be  confessed  that  the 


June  8,  18  5 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


537 


average  of  wages  is  still  far  below  the  figure  which 
prevailed  previous  to  1894.  The  advances  thus  far 
made  cover  principally  the  textile  and  metal  indus- 
tries. 

We  are  constantly  reminded  by  a  certain  section  of 
the  daily  press  that  the  present  currency  agitation  in 
this  country  is  likely  to  cause  foreign  investors  to 
withdraw  their  capital  and  thus  precipitate  a  panic 
here.  As  if  we  must  speak  only  in  whispers  lest 
European  capitalists  should  hear  what  we  say  and  be 
displeased.  The  facts  are  that  the  United  States  is 
the  favorite  ground  in  the  world  for  the  investment 
of  capital  and  is  likely  to  remain  so  whatever  our 
currency  policy  may  be,  and  that  even  at  the  present 
time  more  money  is  being  offered  us  than  we  can  use 
in  our  industries.  This  condition  exists  in  spite  of 
of  the  opposition  of  economists  and  statists  in  Lon- 
don who  have  persisted  in  decrying  our  investments. 
Within  the  last  three  months  bankere  have  placed 
some  $130,000,000  of  our  bonds  and  stocks  in  the  Lon- 
don and  continental  markets.  Only  last  week  an  is- 
sue of  $.'^,000,000  of  railroad  bonds  drew  out  $10  000,- 
000  of  offers  from  London  before  the  securities  were 
openly  offered,  and,  besides  that,  $2,000,000  of  obliga- 
tions of  an  electrical  corporation  were  negotiated  in 
the  same  market.  Even  Henry  Clews  says  that 
Europe  seems  to  no  longer  attach  any  serious  impor- 
tance to  the  position  of  the  silver  question  in  this 
country,  and  that,  conference  or  no  conference,  in- 
ternational bimetallism  is  now  surrounded  with 
greater  doubt  than  ever  as  a  settlement  of  this  ques- 
tion. 

LATEST  BANK  CLEARINB3. 


38  4 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  June  6. 

Inc.  Dec. 

$624,155,461 
108,:^5 1,427 
98,012,683 
77,089.024 
26,580,466 
17,777,867 
16,686,195 
15,655,380 
14,476,800 
12,018,846 
8,525,316 
4.977,380 
4,949,367 
6,857,311 
7,762,725 
7,106,576 
3,615,133 
5,805,300 
5,655,477 
4,096,314 
5,062,602 
3,232,266 
4,858,884 
4,050,800 
2,400.800 
2,658,560 
2,189,682 
2,057,952 
1,550,000 
1,873,761 
1,570,850 
1,47S,226 
1,738,515 
1,575,553 
1,453,933 
1,532,207 
1,512,462 
1,307,079 
1,258,982 
1,652,380 
1,047,499 
1,137,815 
1,078,054 
953,297 
572,600 
663,173 
742,762 
932,584 
600,540 
1,002,106 
594,563 
449,472 
463,856 
303.155 
426.613 
483,733 
461,321 
380,469 
453,491 


New  York 

Chif.ago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

Houston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

Dallas 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 


33.0 
21.3 
22  5 
22.4 
21.0 
52.9 
21.1 
12  8 
8.4 
13.0 
21.8 
305 
11.0 
14.5 
40.1 
11.3 

36.8 
12.7 
14.4 
39.0 
30.8 
23.7 
8.2 
3.2 
25.7 
21.1 
10.7 


109.5 
7.8 
1.2 
16.4 
10.9 
28.0 

15.1 

48.9 
21.9 

21.8 
22.4 

Vi.O 


37.8 

40.7 
42.4 


37.6 
40  y 


15.3 
40.6 


8.1 

7  3 


15.5 

1.1 
19  2 

l::.9 


26  5 
22.2 
7.3 


Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
fSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
tFretdont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
fNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scranton 
tKalamazoo 
tLittle  Rock 


385,094 
401,100 
399,565 
708,569 
214,160 
176,790 
238,800 
21,407 
80,925 
56  439 
251,016 
160,744 
1,198,676 
3,613,335 
1.379,023 
267,241 
446,131 
832.814 
326,537 
449,172 


Total  $1,131,685,552 
Exclusive  of  New  York  507,530,091 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


4  7 
27.0 

116.1 

350.2 

61.8 
6.6 
38.3 
22.1 
4.6 

9.8 


25  8 
18.4 


13  6 

1.8 

40.8 

85.5 
25.9 
40.0 


13.7 


13.6 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  for  the  week, 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  ttOO 


A.merioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  Savingn. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Oontinental  Nationnl  

Oorn  Exchange  fiank  

Drovere'  National  

Eqnitable  Trast  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinoia  Trnst  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trast  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Oo  


Amonnt 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Aaked 

1  000  000 

7% 

tl04 

108^ 

1  000  000 

6% 

111 

t-26 

700  000 

6% 

113 

126 

600  000 

12% 

t250 

1  000  000 

10% 

t276 

2  000  000 

6% 

137 

131>^ 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

6% 

SOO  000 

6% 

127K 

1132 

3  000  000 

12% 

a72 

+217 

600  000 

116 

tll6 

1  000  000 

100 

106 

300  000 

6% 

tl20 

tl26 

222  000 

10% 

260  000 

2  000  COO 

io% 

T360 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tl36 

200  000 

s% 

88 

100 

600  000 

20% 

660 

2  000  000 

\2% 

2  000  000 

\0% 

169>^ 

170 

1  000  COO 

1  000  000 

12% 

243 

t247 

750  000 

t230 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl76 

I  000  000 

fl80 

200  000 

"6% 

600  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

tll2 

600  000 

200 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


km  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6b 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Ods  Ry  Ss . . .  1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  6b  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6b.  .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Isb  Mtg  10  40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  6-20  4}^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  58 
"  Opera  Hoose  Oo  68  1905 
"  Anditoriam  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  6s....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6s   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  1906 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  6s . .  1937 
Oonsnmers  Gas  1st  M  68. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  68 ... . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  ..5>O0 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  41^8  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

PG  L  &  O  Oo  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  6s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  6b  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amoant 


350  000 
1  250  000 

1  260  000 

2  COO  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  000 


7  600 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
250 
900 

1  600 
660 
600 

76 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  646 

1  500 
500 

1  850 

2  360 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  600 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


000 
000 
500 
000 
000 
000 
000 
O'd 
GOO 
000 

oor 
ooc 

000 
OCO 

coo 

000 
000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


Bid 


90% 
t75 


1023^ 
tlOO 
106 
t75 

67 

t<* 

101^ 

tl09 

1021^ 

TlOO 
tico 


93% 

+60 

ICS 
101 

103% 

+102 
f92 

10234 

101% 
96H 


ABbed 


100 
+90 

'99M 
lOSH 
102M 
106i 
t77 

69K 

loi;^ 

tl09i 

102% 

+90 

ICO 

+10C 
tlOJJ 


94 

85 
50 
99 
+109 

ficof 
103;^ 

+91 
+104 

102% 
101 

loiM 

196^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Cal  and  O  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  <k  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  <fe  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"  GaeOo  

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

IlliQoia  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R  

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«<5k     Prov  Or,  fifd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

"  «'  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


Amonnt 

AdI 

Oap  Stocb. 


D 

Bid 

Asked 

S  1  250  000 

«% 

+115 

6  000  OOC 

49 

49^ 

3  669  660 

64 

10  000  000 

"&% 

63 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  00(1 

•  •  • 

+8 

£625  000 

7% 
8% 

16 

17 

£626  000 

33^ 

34 

£200  COO 

10% 

£200  000 

8% 

61^ 

7  600  000 

12 

12M 

9  000  000 

12% 

330 

336 

600  000 

25  000  000 

+74% 

V^Vs 

1  000  000 

h% 

3  280  200 

12% 

169 

170 

9  000  000 

10% 

136 

137 

60  000  000 

10  000  000 

.  .  ■ 

161^ 

16% 

£450  000 

8 

8H 

£400  OOf 

16 

£775  000 

n 

14 

17 

£775  000 

8% 

333^ 

3534 

£200  000 

n 

20 

£200  000 

1% 

43% 

4834 

10  000  000 

70 

73 

500  000 

30^ 

+510 

+600 

5  500  000 

12% 

294% 

297 

2  600  000 

n 

115 

120 

18  000  000 

28 

30 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

+  154 

4  uuu  uoo 

13J^ 

15 

1  000  000 

1% 

62 

1  600  000 

n 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

1Z^% 

135 

2  260  000 

+60 

66 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  47% 

Oal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Oo  63j| 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  15% 

"        "  Pfd.. ..3134 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  41 

"  '«  "  Pfd.  51 
Ohioago  Gas  Co.  74 

Chi&SSR8pT0o....ll% 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.1323^ 
Lake  Street  Elevated. .16 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  153^ 

Pfd.  31 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  67 

N  Chi  St  R  R  29034 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...13 
W  Obi  St  R  B,.,.  ....132% 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  June  I,  1895. 


WESIEBN  STONE. 

60  64 

OHI  TELEPHONE  OO . 

18  170 

OBNTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00 

50  52 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

1  15 

Oel  PACK  &  PBOV  00. 

215   43 

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  00. 

26  12 

50— aoot....  -  12 

NO.  CHI.BT.  B.  B.  00. 

6  292 

120  293 

100— ao't  296 

50— ao't   •  295>^ 

60— ao't  296 


DIAMOND  HATCH  00.,  Ilili. 

25  13634 

88  136"^ 

6  136% 

200— ao't  137;^ 

60— ao't  I373I 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  OO. 
50  49% 

5"  49;^ 

25  50 

100— ao't  493^ 

50— ac't  49^ 

300— ao't  50 

W  OHI  8TBEET  B  B. 
2  

93  

60  

280  

450— ac't  

50— aoot  1293^ 

400— ac't  134% 


.IS 
.13b3^ 
.133% 
.133% 
.134^^8 


Monday,  June  3,  1895. 


OHI.    PAOK.    &  PBOV,  00. 

50  43 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

160  IS 


&  8.  B.  BAP. 


TBAN.  00. 
 11^ 


OHI. 
1  . 

24  12 

50— ao't  123^ 

25  ^    151^0AL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  Sf  DOCK  00. 

150-^ao't . . 15     200— ao't  64 

60— ao't  153^  250  -ac't  64}^ 


DIAMOND  MA70H  CO,  ILL. 

46  136 

100  1363^ 

200— ac't  137 

100— ac't  1373^ 

NO.  Cni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100  29bl4 

100— ac't  2963^ 

200— ao't  297 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B. 
50  

7  

35  

16  

25  

60  

50  

50 — cash  

200— ao't  


.138}^ 

.133% 

.134 

.13434 

.134% 

.1343^ 

.134% 

.134K 
.134% 


538 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895 


AM.  STEAW  BOABD  00.  ,50  _ao't  1341^ 

363  45      70C—8o't  1345^ 

100— ao't  451^  300— ao't  184% 

160— ao't  ^B}4    60— ao't  184% 

101'— ao't  45%  350— ao't  .135 

50— ao't  46     250— aoct  1351^ 

5^— ao't  46%  400— ao't  135}^ 

60— ao't  47     550— ao't  1?5% 

5C— ao't  49     4f0— ao't  1?5^ 

200--ac't  135% 

Tuesday,  June  4,  1895. 


AM.  EXOHAMOE  NAT'l  b'k 

10  ,...100 

OHI.  OAS  00. 

50— ao't  74^ 

OHI.  PACK.  &  PBOT.  OO. 

20  43 

V  EBTEBN  6T0NB  00. 

50  64 

OHI  &  S.  B  BAP .  TBAN.  OO. 

5)— ao't  11% 

stbeet's  w.  oab  line. 
1  0  14 

new  YOBK  biscuit  00. 

280  70 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILIi. 

191— oash  136 

CHI.  CITY  b't 

6  328 

4   330 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

10  394 

If  0— ao't  296 

50— ao't  296^4 

LAKEBT.   EliEYATED  B.  B. 
15  14% 

 16 

 ^'"H 


"12. 
10. 

6- 


OAIi.  &  OHI.  OANAI.  &  DOOE 
140  64 

60— ao't  641^ 

60— ao't  64^ 

150— ao't  64>| 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 
1   46 

100  46^ 

6  47 

100  47^ 

60  47% 

100— ao't  47 

150— ao't  471^ 

150— ao't  47% 

1(0— ao't  48 

60— ao't  4gl^ 

50 — ao't  48>^ 

W .  Om  .  8TBEET  B .  B. 

50  133% 

117  134i| 

1  136 

200— ao't  134 

100— ao't  1341^ 

60— ao't  134% 

250- ao't  134>^ 

150— ao't  134^ 

350— ao't  136 

300— ao't  1361^ 

150— ao't  13534 

800— ao't  Ig5>^ 


W.  OKI.  BTBEET   B.  B. 


-cash . 


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Thursday,  June  6,  1895. 


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NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

11  70 

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VALUE  OF  LAND  AT  THIRTY-FIRST  STREET. 

On  the  southwest  corner  of  Groveland  avenue  and 
Thirty-ffrst  street  stands  what  was  once  a  World's 
Fair  Hotel.  It  has  been  changed  to  an  apartment 
house  containing  flfty-six  apartments.  The  south- 
west corner  of  Groveland  avenue  and  Thirty-first 
street,  100x110  feet,  upon  which  this  building  stands 
changed  ownership  twice  in  three  days,  the  consider- 
ation in  each  case  being  $550,000.  The  first  transfer 
Of  May  27,  was  by  P.  J.  Sorg  to  Charles  E  Coogan, 
and  the  second,  of  May  29,  was  by  Charles  E.  Coogan 
to  Frank  H.  Ray.  Mr.  Sorg  is  the  millionaire  Ohio 
plug  tobacco  manufacturer,  and  Mr.  Ray  is  his  Chi- 
cago rep/esentative.  The  building  upon  the  ground 
is  an  eight-story  structure  completed  in  the  early 
spring  of  1892.  It  had  375  rooms,  and  was  temporarily 
designed  for  a  World's  Fair  hotel,  about  $350,000  be- 
ing expended  in  construction.  Counting  the  build- 
ing as  it  now  stands  worth  about  $400,000,  the  price 
paid  would  leave  $150,000  for  the  land,  or  $1  500  per 
foot  for  Groveland  avenue  front.  In  this  connection 
it  is  significant  for  the  rise  in  values  that  the  land, 
together  with  50x240  feet  on  Forty-ninth  street,  near 
Ellis  avenue,  was  sold  April  20,  J889,  by  J  Frank 
Aldrich  to  M.  E.  Dorman  for  $5:i,500.  Shortly  after- 
ward the  Groveland  avenue  corner  passed  into  the 
ownership  of  P.  J.  Sorg,  who.  May  1  1890,  leased  it 
to  Howard  &  Berwin  for  ninety-nine  years  at  $3,000 
per  annum.  This  lease  being  defaulted  upon,  the 
land  passed  back  to  Mr.  Sorg.  The  Groveland  is  one 
of  the  few  apartment  houses  in  Chicago  built  entirely 
of  stone.  It  was  the  first  World's  Fair  hotel  to  be 
remodeled 


G  eenville,  8.  O. — The  Connty  Board  of  OomissioDers 
has  deoided  to  iesoe  |40,000  6  per  cent  bonds,  rnnning 
twenty  years,  interest  payable  in  January  and  Jnly,  to  re- 
plaoe  $54,000  bonds  whioh  fall  doe  in  Jnly. 

Taooma,  Wash. — The  Oonnty  Oommissioners  are  con- 
sidering the  matter  of  calling  an  election  to  decide  by 
vote  of  the  people  whether  to  ratify  outstanding  oonnty 
warrants  in  the  snm  of  $165,000.  The  oity  Finance  Oom- 
mittee  is  also  considering  the  matter  of  fnnding  oity  war- 
rnotB,  ^  • 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Whatever  improvement  is  noticeable  in  the  real 
estate  market  is  in  a  greater  firmness  in  values  rather 
than  in  volume  of  sales.  Property  is  held  now  more 
tenaciously  than  it  was  a  few  months  ago  and  owners 
are  not  tumbliug  over  one  another  to  sell  so  much  as 
they  were  during  the  panic.  Recent  transfers  show 
a  decided  advance  in  prices  rather  than  any  retro- 
grade movement,  and  there  is  every  reason  to  believe 
that  Chicago  property  is  now,  as  always  the  best  in- 
vestment on  the  continent. 

The  southeast  corner  of  Calumet  avenue  and  Forty- 
second  street,  west  front,  54  by  126  feet,  has  been  sold 
by  J .  Beifeld  to  P.  A.  Montgomery  for  $56,000. 

The  southeast  corner  of  Kimoark  avenue  and  Forty- 
eighth  street,  50  by  188  feet,  was  transferred  by  J.  H. 
Howard  to  I.  G.  Howard  for  $40,000.  These  two 
transfers,  while  not  especially  significent,  are  inter- 
esting as  showing  the  probable  value  of  property  in 
the  localities  named.  People  who  are  familiar  with 
past  transactions  in  these  localities  will  notice  that 
there  is  no  backward  movement  on  the  south  side  at 
least. 

Building  permits  and  reports  of  architects  show 
that  there  is  a  decided  improvement  in  the  building 
industry.  It  is  now  no  longer  uncommon  for  permits 
to  be  issued  for  structures  to  cost  $25,000  and  up- 
wards. Charles  Kaestner  &  Co.  are  now  erecting  a 
factory  building  at  241  to  247  South  Jefferson  street 
to  cost  $160,000.  The  other  important  buildings  which 
appear  of  record  this  week  are  mainly  residences  of 
the  best  class— a  sure  indication  of  prosperity. 

MEETING  OF  THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

At  the  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  held  Wednesday  of  this  week,  it  was  decided 
to  push  the  claims  of  the  board  to  their  copyrighted 
form  of  lease,  a  close  imitation  of  which  is  said  to  be 
printed  by  a  local  firm  of  stationers.  Also  the  mat- 
ter of  defacement  of  signs  was  taken  up  and  was  re- 
ferred to  the  public  service  committee,  with  an 
amendment  that  the  unauthorized  use  of  windows 
in  vacant  stores  be  stopped. 

The  proposed  lake  front  improvement  was  endorsed 
as  follows: 

Whereas,  Chicago  has  at  last  awakened  to  the 
necessity  of  adorning  the  lake  front  with  a  beautiful 
park  accessible  to  all  its  citizens,  and 

Whereas,  An  opportunity  now  offers  of  procuring 
the  necessary  filling  for  this  purpose  without  any 
great  expense;  therefore,  be  it 

Resolved,  That  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 
heartily  approves  of  the  proposed  improvement  and 
will  co-operate  with  the  common  council  and  the 
committee  of  citizens  in  bringing  about  the  desired 
result. 

On  motion  of  the  president  the  committee  on  pub- 
lic service  was  instructed  to  take  such  action  as  would 
be  conducive  to  the  most  speedy  realization  of  the 
project. 

E.  T.  Paul  &  Co.  report  that  inquiries  for  Evanston 
and  Winetka  property  are  numerous,  and  that  they 
expect  to  close  out  a  number  of  sales  within  a  week. 
The  above  mentioned  firm  also  has  some  very  choice 
property  at  Willmette  and  many  other  places, 

Bruner  &  Bruner  report  that  ^the  market  is 
improving  and  that  they  have  several  deals  on  hand 
which  they  expect  to  close  in  a  few  days. 

Erastus  Sipperly  renorts  the  sale  of  thirteen  lots  in 
his  new  subdivision  at  Oak  Park,  and  expects  to  close 
several  more  on  Monday. 


Seattle,  Wash.— The  School  Board  ordered  the  issne  of 
$400,000  school  bonds  to  meet  the  ontstanding  debt,  the 
boLds  to  be  dated  July  1,'95,  and  payable  Jane  30,  1916,  at 
the  oflSoe  of  the  Oonnty  Treasurer.  Offered  for  sale  in 
biooks  of  $60,000.  Bids  will  be  advertised  in  the  Seattle 
papers  and  in  the  New  York  Times. 

Dayton,  Ohio.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  on 
Jnoe  20  for  the  sale  of  $20,000  Montgomery  Ooanty  special 
bridge  bonds,  in  denominations  of  $1,000  eaoh,  said  bonds 
to  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent.  Said  bonds  to 
be  payable  as  follows:  $4,000  Sep  1,  1897;  $4,000  Sep  1, 
1898;  $6,0C0  Sep  1,  1899;  $6,000  Sep  1.  1900,  at  the  Qoqnty 
trpasiirer's  office,    H,  W.  Lewis,  Auditor. 


June  8,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


539 


HDW  TITLES  ARE  COMPLICATED. 

TROUBLES  CAUSED  BY  ALIEN  OWNERS. 

Never  before  iu  the  history  of  the  real  estate  busi- 
ness has  there  been  so  urge  a  demand  for  the  sim- 
pliflcation  of  titles  as  exist  cow.  Never  before  has 
there  been  a  greater  need  of  responsible  lawyers  who 
understand  real  estate  titles,  and  the  law  of  inherit- 
ance including  the  alien  land  laws.  The  business  was 
beset  by  too  many  difficulties  before  the  complica- 
tions arising  from  land  ownership  by  aliens  "were 
discovered."  We  say  "discovered"  because  prior  to 
the  organization  of  the  National  Real  Estate  Con- 
gress at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  the  subject  was  scarcely 
thought  of  by  the  lawyers  and  the  Judges.  But  as 
serious  as  some  of  the  hardships  imposed  by  the 
Scully  law  of  Illinois  are,  they  are  not  more  hurtful 
to  the  real  estate  trade  than  numerous  irregularities 
and  impositions  that  are  permitted  under  our  laws 
governing  the  transfer  of  real  property.  In  the  year 
of  1890  a  man  by  the  name  of  Collins  bought  a  tract 
of  land  at  Western  Springs  and  subdivided  it.  He 
sold  twelve  or  thirteen  lots  to  innocent  purchasers 
some  of  whom  paid  in  full  for  their  lots  at  the  rates 
of  $800  and  $1,000  apiece.  It  was  stipulated  in  the 
contracts  of  sale  and  in  the  warranty  deeds  that  a 
certain  blanket  mortgage  amounting  to  less  than  $70 
per  lot  was  to  be  paid  by  the  said  Collins  in  Novem- 
ber 1894,  and  that  Collins  the  grantor  would  save  the 
purchasers  harmless  from  the  said  mortgage.  The 
warranty  deeds  were  given  warranteeing  title  and 
stipulating  the  condition  to  "save  the  purchasers 
harmless"  from  the  mortgagee.  The  seller  of  these 
lots  never  paid  the  mortgage  and  about  three  months 
after  the  same  became  due,  he  died.  And  before  he 
died  he  made  a  secojid  mortgage  on  all  of  the  unsold 
portion  of  the  subdivision  to  his  step-son  who  is  a 
rich  man.  The  land  was  sufficiently  valuable  to 
bring  more  at  forced  sale  than  would  pay  the  first 
mortgage  but  by  this  second  mortgage  the  unfortu- 
nate purchasers  were  prevented  from  going  into  court 
and  asking  the  Judge  to  order  the  unsold  portion  of 
the  subdivision  sold  first  so  as  to  save  the  thirteen 
lot  purchasers  harmless  from  the  mortgage  because 
the  unsold  portion  was  ample  to  satisfy  the  mort- 
gage. But  the  second  mortgage  which  is  a  fraud  pre- 
vented that.  The  grantor  or  owner  of  the  subdi- 
vision died  insolvent  because  he  disposed  of  his  prop- 
erty before  his  death.  His  wealthy  wife  who  signed 
the  deeds  with  him  does  not  live  in  this  State  and 
she  owns  her  own  property  in  her  own  right  abso- 
lutely as  a  FEME  covert  may  do.  Now  the  legal  ques- 
tion is,  "How  many  actions  at  law  will  be  required  to 
get  at  the  widow  and  at  the  second  mortgagee,"  who 
is  one  of  Chicago's  best  citizens.  A  well-known  law- 
yer of  this  city  who  understands  this  class  of  cases 
has  been  employed  to  prosecute  the  whole  gang  im- 
pHcated  in  this  swindle,  but  it  will  take  along  time, 
and  a  large  amount  of  money  before  these  innocent  lot 
purchasers  get  their  rights  Of  course  subsequent 
purchasers  of  this  land  must  understand  that  the 
title  to  the  two  blocks  at  Western  Springs  is  clouded 
by  a  fraudulent  mortgage  and  by  adverse  claims. 
This  is  a  sample  of  real  estate  frauds  in  Cook  county 
and  must  suffice  for  this  time. 

Here  is  another  kind  of  difficulty  with  titles.  A 
man  with  his  family  moved  to  Chicago  from  Bavaria, 
Germany  thirty  years  ago.  He  never  became  a  voter 
in  the  State  of  Illinois  and  died  an  alien.  His 
children  grew  up  and  were  married.  Some  went  back 
to  Bavaria  and  the  rest  remained  here.  The  father 
acquired  considerable  real  estate  in  Chicago  which 
became  valuable.  It  was  divided  up  between  the 
heirs  at  the  fathers  death.  When  it  got  into  court 
the  daughter  who  went  back  to  Germany  lost  all  of 
her  interest  as  also  some  of  the  others  because  the 
alien  heirs  of  aliens  as  well  as  the  alien  heirs  of  citi- 
zens cannot  inherit  land  in  Illinois.  Again;  a  Cana- 
dian who  worked  for  Carson,  Pirie,  Scott  &  Co.  of 
Chicago,  bought  some  lots  and  subsequently  returned 
to  Canada.  While  there  he  interested  several  prom- 
inent men  in  a  real  estate  deal  here.  A  tract  of  land 
was  purchased  for  the  syndicate  by  him  and  through 
him  but  he  was  not  a  voter— and  was  an  alien  atter 
a  lapse  of  flye  years,   ^e  coiild  pot  sell  bis  lots  and 


give  a  good  title  no  matter  what  kind  of  a  treaty  ex- 
isted between  the  United  States  and  England  in 
whose  dominion  Canada  is.  A  good  constitutional 
lawyer  can  state  the  complications  that  will  arise 
in  this  case  On  the  13th  of  May  last  the  Supreme 
court  decided  that  an  alien  heir  living  in  Ireland 
could  not  inherit  his  portion  of  valuable  real  estate 
here,  nor  could  he  deed  land  otherwise  acquired. 
But  thousands  of  real  estate  owners  will  ascertain 
sooner  or  later  that  some  of  the  former  grantors  in 
their  chain  of  title  as  well  as  some  of  the  devisees 
could  not  grant  or  give  a  good  title  to  real  estate. 
The  same  may  be  said  of  any  deed  or  mortgage  or  be- 
quest of  any  alien.  As  an  illustration,  the  other  day 
a  gentleman  called  at  the  office  of  the  Journal  and 
stated  that  he  was  compelled  to  procure  the  affidavit 
of  a  man  who  personally  knew  the  grantor  was  not 
an  alien  before  the  purchaser  would  accept  his  title. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

OF  INTEREST  TO  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS. 
[Oompiled  by  Thornton  &  Chancellor,  Members  of  the  Ohic«go  Bar. J 

ORAL  LEASE  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  LONGER  PERIOD 
THAN  ONE  YEAR. 

A  recent  case,  which  has  attracted  considerable  at- 
tention, and  which  promises  to  be  a  leading  one  upon 
the  questions  adjudicated  is  that  of  Marr  vs.  Ray.  It 
deals  with  an  oral  lease  of  property  for  a  longer 
period  than  one  year,  and  lays  down  the  rule  that 
where  a  parol  lease  is  made,  fixing  the  amount  of 
rent,  and  the  time  of  its  payment,  and  fixing  the  term 
at  a  greater  period  than  one  year,  it  is  clearly  within 
the  statute  of  frauds,  which  declares  that  such  a  con- 
tract is  void  unless  reduced  to  writing.  The  tenant 
entering  under  such  voidable  contract,  and  paying 
rent  at  the  sum  fixed  by  the  contract  becomes  a  ten- 
ant from  month  to  month  and  is  entitled  to  notice 
to  quit.  Being  such  tenant,  and  having  made 
payment  of  rent,  and  holding  over  from  month  to 
month,  he  is  liable  monthly  for  the  rent  to  be  paid 
by  the  terms  of  the  contract  under  which  he  took 
possession  of  the  property,  in  the  absence  of  another 
and  different  contract. 

The  parties  having  proceeded  to  act  under  the  con- 
tract, and  having  created  the  relation  of  landlord 
and  tenant,  the  contract,  so  far  as  stipulations  are 
made,  not  within  the  statute,  governs  the  parties  so 
long  as  possession  is  retained,  and  the  tenant  has  an 
interest  from  month  to  month,  and  is  controlled  in 
every  respect  by  the  terms  of  the  lease,  except  as  to 
the  term  of  it.  The  rent,  in  such  a  case,  may  be  col- 
lected either  under  a  distress  for  rent,  or  in  an  action 
for  use  and  occupation. 

LANDLORD  AND  TENANT. 

An  agreement  by  a  landlord  with  his  tenant  to 
reduce  rent,  made  during  the  term  of  the  lease,  will 
not  be  enforced  unless  there  is  a  new  consideration. 

When  a  tenant  holds  over  the  law  implies  an  agree- 
ment to  hold  the  pramises  upon  the  terms  of  the 
prior  lease. 

PROMISES  OF   FUTURE  IMPROVEMENTS  MADE  TO 
BUYERS  BY  SUBDIVISION  OWNERS. 

Dealers  in  subdivision  property  will  be  interested 
in  the  recent  case  of  Day  vs.  Fort  Scott  Investment 
Co.,  which  deals  with  the  effect  upon  contract  for 
the  sale  of  lots,  of  promises  of  future  improvements 
made  at  the  time  the  property  is  shown  and  before 
purchase,  and  which  promises  are  not  afterward 
carried  out.  In  discussing  the  case  the  court  said 
that  the  representations  charged  to  have  been  false 
and  fraudulent  referred  to  no  existing  facts,  but 
merely  amounted  to  promises  as  to  something  to  be 
done  in  the  future.  Even  if  at  the  time  the  promises 
were  made  it  was  not  intended  to  comply  with  them, 
it  was  but  an  unexecuted  intention,  which  has  never 
been  held,  of  itself,  to  constitute  fraud.  As  distin- 
guished from  the  false  representation  of  a  fact,  the 
false  representation  of  a  matter  of  intention,  not 
amounting  to  a  matter  of  fact,  though  it  may  have 
influenced  a  transaction,  is  not  a  fraud  in  law.  A 
statement  of  intention,  merely,  cannot  be  a  mis- 
representation amounting  to  fraud,  since  such  a 
sts^terpeRt    not  affirmation  of  an  external  fact,  but 


is,  at  most,  only  an  assertion  that  a  present  mental 
condition  or  opinion  exists.  Applying  the  above  law 
to  this  case,  the  court  held  that  assurances  given 
before  the  purchases  were  made,  that  a  street  railway 
would  be  built,  and  gdS  wells  would  be  dug,  which 
were  not  carried  out,  because  of  the  collapse  of  the 
"boom"  were  not  such  fraudulent  representations  as 
as  would  avoid  the  contracts  of  purchase. 


NOVEL  POINT  IN  CONDEMNATION  PRO- 
CEEDINBS. 


The  decision  rendered  by  Judge  Goggin  last  fall  in 
the  case  of  White  vs.  The  Metropolitan  West  Side 
Elevated  Railroad  Co.,  has  recently  been  affirmed  by 
our  Supreme  Court.  This  case  decides  a  novel  point 
in  condemnation  proceeding,  Hugh  A.  White  and 
others,  as  Trustees  owned  a  piece  of  property  on  Til- 
den  street  in  Chicago  which  the  Metropolitan  road 
was  condemning  for  its  right  of  way.  They  also 
owned  the  block  of  ground  on  the  opposite  side  of 
Tilden  street  across  the  street  north  of  the  property 
being  condemned.  They  claimed  that  both  pieces  of 
property  were  purchased  with  the  intention  of  using 
them  together  as  one  property  and  one  plant  for  a 
polytechnic  institute,  contemplating  an  expenditure 
of  several  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  the  construc- 
tion, completion  and  equipment  of  buildings.  It  was 
contended  that  the  market  value  of  each  of  the  tracts 
was  greater  because  of  the  ownership  of  the  other  in 
connection  with  it,  and  that  the  loss  of  one  would 
prevent  the  other  from  being  used  for  the  purpose  in- 
tended, and  would  therefore  diminish  its  value  also, 
and  it  was  attempted  to  prove  the  damages  to  the 
property  on  the  north  side  of  Tilden  street  in  the 
proceeding  to  condemn  the  property  on  the  south 
side  of  the  street.  The  Court  held  that  this  could 
not  be  done.  The  land  north  of  Tilden  street,  al- 
leged to  have  been  damaged,  was  not  contiguous  to 
the  property  taken  by  the  railroad  company,  as  it 
was  separated  by  the  street  the  fee  of  which  was  in 
the  City  of  Chicago,  and  when  proceedings  are  insti- 
tuted under  the  eminent  domain  act  to  condemn  one 
lot  or  tract  of  land,  the  owner  cannot  bring  into  that 
proceeding  another  tract  of  land,  not  contiguous  and 
not  connected  with  the  land  condemned,  no  portion 
of  which  has  been  taken,  and  recover  such  consequen- 
tial damages  as  he  may  have  sustained.  If  the  prop- 
erty which  is  not  taken  has  been  injured  damages 
must  be  sought  in  another  proceeding. 


THE  WAYS  OF  ALDERMEN. 


Politics  has  but  little  to  do  with  the  action  of  a 
majority  of  the  common  council  as  will  be  seen  by 
carefully  watching  the  order  of  business  in  that  body. 
A  majority  of  the  members  are  always  in  perfect  ac- 
cord when  an  ordinance  of  any  importance  is  before 
the  council;  that  majority  rules  the  day  unless  the 
Mayor  vetoes  the  measure.  Every  alderman,  whether 
democrat,  republican  or  professional  boodler,  wants 
something  done  for  his  ward,  and  must  rely  upon  his 
colleagues  to  help  him  and  he  must  look  to  the  clique 
for  votes.  If  he  does  not  receive  their  support  he 
can  get  nothing  for  his  constituents,  not  even  a  side- 
walk and  certainly  not  an  ordinance  for  a  railroad 
right  of  way.  When  the  Calumet  and  Blue  Island 
railroad  ordinance  was  passed  by  the  council  nearly 
two  to  one,  George  S.  Foster  the  new  member  from 
the  Twenty-seventh  ward,  voted  against  it,  and  on 
the  27th  of  May  Mr.  Foster,  desirous  of  serving  his 
constituents,  introduced  an  ordinance  with  what  suc- 
cess we  quote  the  council  proceedings  as  officially 
published  to  show. 

"The  Clerk  on  motion  of  Aid.  Foster,  presented  the 
report  of  the  Committee  on  Streets  and  Alleys.  W.  D., 
on  petitions  and  ordinance  granting  permission  to 
the  Chicago  Passenger  Traction  Co.,  on  Fullerton, 
Austin,  Grand,  Ridgeland  and  Oak  Park  avenues,  and 
on  Tanner  Road,  deferred  and  published  April  29, 
1895  (page  96  ) 

Aid.  Foster  moved  to  concur  in  the  report  and  pass 
the  ordinance. 

Aid.  Cooke  moved  that  the  ordinance  be  recom- 
mitted to  the  committee  from  whence  it  came. 

The  motion  to  recommit  prevailed  by  yeas  and  nays 
as  follow: 

Yeas— Gleason,  Ballard,  Best,  Judah,  Madden, 


540 


THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895. 


Martin,  Stuckart,  Cooke.  Haas  ("th  ward)  Rohde, 
Bidwell.  Carter,  Watson,  Hambleton,  Kahler,  Camp- 
bell, Holuian,  Mugler,  Haas  (15th  ward),  Sctiermann, 
Lenke,  Revere.  Brenuan,  Eblert,  Hoyer,  Schendorf, 
>Jalthy,  Manierre,  Chapman,  Schlake,  McCarthy— 3 1. 

Nays— Marrenner.  Deist,  Doerr,  Engel,  Stanwood. 
Keats,  Lammers,  Mahoney,  Powers,  Lawler.  Hart- 
wick,  Brachtendorf,  VVeisbrod.  Currier,  Milne,  Fink- 
ler,  Butler,  Foster.  Bigane,  Sayle  Mulcahy,  Mer- 
chant, Utesch,  Noble,  Greenacre,  Mann,  Kent,  Shep- 
herd, Chadwick— 29  " 

After  this  was  done  certain  members  politely  in- 
formed Mr.  Geo.  S.  Foster  of  the  Twenty-seventh 
ward,  that  if  he  wanted  his  ordinance  passed  and 
Fullerton  avenue  opened  up  he  must  vote  for  the  C. 
&  B.  I.  R.  R.  ordinance  on  its  second  trip  through 
the  Council  after  the  Mayor  vetoes  it  as  he  intended 
to  do.  Mr.  Foster  is  anxious  to  be  a  useful  and  law 
abiding  alderman  but  what  shall  he  do  to  avoid  being 
called  a  member  of  the  majority  whom  the  public  are 
taught  to  believe  are  all  boodlers? 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  S.  S  Beman  has  completed  plans  for  a 
carriage  repository  to  be  erected  at  378to38j  Wabash 
avenue,  for  Studebaker  Bros.,  203  Michigan  avenue, 
wh<'  will  occupy  the  first  and  second  stories  with 
their  carriage  busines;.  It  will  cover  120  by  170  feet, 
ten  stories  and  basement  high,  be  of  fire  proof  con- 
struction, with  exterior  of  brick,  have  a  front  princi- 
pally of  ornamental  iron  and  plate  glass,  marble  and 
tile  entrance,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric 
light,  composition  roof,  and  the  latest  improvements. 
The  foundations  will  be  built  on  piles.  Cost  about 
S200,000.  Also  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  on  North 
.•^  tate  street,  for  John  S.  Runnells,  184  La  Salle  street. 
It  will  be  three  stories  high,  brick  and  stone  exterior, 
hard  wood  finish,  steam  or  hot  water  heating,  electric 
light,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
between  $15,000  and  $20,000.  ' 

Architect  Charles  Grotz  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
stone  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  West  Division 
steet,  near  Rockwell,  for  F,m.  M.  Tartels,  226  West 
Drake  avenue  It  will  cover  25  by  92  feet,  three  and 
a  half  stories  high,  have  an  attractive  front  of  stone, 
relieved  by  galvanized  iron  bays,  slate  tower  projec- 
tion and  mansard  roof.  It  is  to  be  fin  shed  in  Georgia 
pine,  provided  with  bathrooms,  mantels,  plate  and 
ornamental  glass,  automatic  sprinkler,  architectural 
and  ornamental  iron  work,  marble  work  mineral 
wool,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
815,000.  It  will  contain  one  store  and  five  flats  of 
seven  and  five  rooms  each. 

Architect  Henry  Ives  Cobb,  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  manufacturing  building  to  be  erected  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  Randolph  and  Canal  streets  for 
Ogden,  Sheldon  &  Co  ,  36  Clark  street.  It  will  cover 
76  by  150  feet,  six  stories  and  basement  high,  have 
pressed  brick  fronts,  interior  of  mill  construction 
composition  roof,  architectural  iron  work,  stearn 
heat,  elevators,  boilers,  machinery,  and  will  cost 
upwards  of  $50,000.  Also  making  plans  for  a  club 
house  to  be  elected  at  the  corner  of  Fifty-eighth 
street  and  Lexington  avenue,  for  the  Quandrangle 
Club,  composed  of  members  of  Chicago  University 
and  prominent  business  and  professional  men.  It 
will  be  three  stories  high,  have  stone  exterior,  tile 
roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric  light 
and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  $30,000. 

Architect  Henry  T.  Kley  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  West  Division 
street,  near  Hoyne  avenue,  for  J.  Stremme.    It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  24  by  90  feet 
with  a  handsome  stone  front,  relieved  by  stou  bay' 
cornice  and  carvings,  and  slate  tower  projection 
have  composion  roof,  architectural  ironwork  plate 
glass,  Georgia  pine   finish,    bath  rooms,  mantels 
speaking  tubes,  cement  basement  floor,  and  will  cost 
$9,000. 

Architect  Frank  L.  Wright,  was  engaged  the  other 
day  to  prepare  plans  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  on 
Kenilworth  avenue,  just  north  of  Elizabeth  court 
Oak  Park,  111.,  for  Jessie  A.  Baldwin,  attorney  99 
Washington  street.  It  will  be  two  stories  high  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  exterior,  slate  roof, 'hard 
wood  finish,  hot  water  heating,  electric  wiring  and 
the  latest  improvements  at  a  cost  of  $12,000. 

Architect  Uwigbt  K.  Perkins  is  about  to  let  con- 
tracts fur  a  prett}  residence  to  be  erected  at  Kenil- 
worth, 111  ,  for  C.  H.  Mallory.  It  will  consist  of  two 
stories  and  attic,  33  by  50  feet,  with  stone  fovnda- 
tions,  first  story  of  Roman  brick,  and  second  story  of 
iron  and  mptal  laths,  coverd  with  Pordand  cement 
have  shingle  roof,  interior  finish  in  red  quarter- 
sawed  oak  and  Georgia  pine,  hot  water  heating 
electric  light,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $7,500.  .dud 

Architect  Fritz  Lang  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
attractive  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at 
1006  and  1008  Milwaukee  avenue,  for  Rand  C 


Schroeder.  It  will  cover  50  by  100  feet,  basement  and 
three  stories  high,  be  of  iron  construction,  with  the 
first  two  stories  in  front  and  rear  of  iron  and  plate 
glass,  ana  the  remdinder  of  pressed  brick  ana  stone, 
have  galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  hard 
wood  finish,  bath  rooms,  mantels,  cement  basement 
floor,  stone  sidewalks,  and  modern  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $15,000  Also  plans  for  a  building  of  the 
same  kind  to  be  erected  at  the  corner  of  North 
Oakley  and  Clybourn  avenue,  for  Dr.  William  Deegan. 
It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  75  by  86.7 
feet,  have  pressd  brick  and  stone  front,  with  galvan- 
ized iron  bays  and  cornice,  composition  roof,  archi- 
tectural iron  work,  plate  glass,  Georgia  pine  finish, 
bath  rooms,  mantels,  electric  bells,  and  will  cost 
$8,000.  Also  for  a  barn  to  be  erected  on  South  Cali- 
fornia avenue,  near  Twelfth  street,  for  H.  Cassidy. 
It  will  be  two  stories  high,  50  by  100  feet,  of  iron  con- 
struction, with  pressed  brick  front,  composition  roof, 
and  will  cost  $(j,UOO. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared 
plans  for  four  dwellings  to  be  erected  at  the  north- 
east corner  of  Forestville  avenue  and  Forty-ninth 
street,  for  Barry  &  Bailey.  They  will  be  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  98.6  by  68  feet,  have  pressed  brick, 
stone  and  terra  cotta  fronts,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  total  cost  of 
$-0,000. 

Architect  otto  A.  Kupfer  has  prepared  plans  and 
is  letting  contracts  for  a  handsome  residence  to  be 
erected  at  1445  Harvard  street,  for  Mrs.  Agnes  H'uell- 
gratf,  o24  South  California  avenue.  It  will  consist  of 
basement  and  two  stories,  34  by  65  feet,  have  an 
elaborate  cut  stone  front  and  side,  with  stone  bay, 
capped  by  tower  projection  of  tile.  The  house  is  to 
be  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  sycamore,  maple 
and  Georgia  pine,  provided  with  fine  nickel  plated 
plumbing,  tile  vestibule,  parquet  floor  in  dining 
room,  furnace  heat,  mantels,  cement  walks  and 
drives,  and  the  latest  improvements  at  a  costof  $9,000 
Also  completing  plans  for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected 
at  221  String  street,  for  Adolph  Dorry.  It  will  con- 
sist of  three  stories,  attic  and  basement,  23  by  75  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  with  brick  bays 
and  galvanized  iron  cornice,  slate  mansard  roof,  pine 
finish,  bath  toot  s,  mantels,  speaking  tubes,  and  will 
cost  $7,500. 

Architects  G.  M.  Gunsteens  &  Co.  are  preparing 
plans  for  a  handsome  residence  to  be  erected  on 
Fowler  street,  near  North  Hoyne  avenue.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  22  by  70  feet,  have 
Bedford  stone  front,  m  irble  and  tile  vestibule,  inte- 
rior finish  of  quarter-sawea  oak,  cypress  and  syca- 
more, steam  heat,  gas  ranges,  electric  wiring,  and 
modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  Also  for 
a  stone  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  West  Madison 
street,  near  Western  avenue,  for  A.  M.  Olsen.  It  will 
be  35  by  oft  feet,  basement  and  three  stories  high, 
have  cut  stone  front  and  bay  windows,  galvanized 
iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  architectural  iron 
work,  plate  glass  windows,  oak  and  Georgia  pine 
finish,  mantels,  laundries,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $11,000.  It  will  contain  one  store, 
two  four-room  and  two  six-room  flats.  Also  made 
p'ans  for  a  livery  stable  to  be  erected  on  West  North 
avenue,  near  Rockwell  street,  for  Henry  Johnson, 
undertaker.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement 
high,  46  by  75  feet,  have  pressed  brick  front,  compo- 
sition roof,  and  will  contain  twenty-seven  stalls. 
Cost  $3,000. 

Architects  Patton  &  Fisher  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  dormitory  for  girls  to  be  erected  at  Wheaton, 
111  ,  for  the  Wheaton  College.  It  will  cover  140  by 
l.i  feet,  bastment  and  three  stories  high,  with  a 
rear  addition,  32  by  80  feet,  having  pressed  brick, 
stone  and  terra  cotta  exterior,  slate  roof,  hard  wood 
finish,  hot  water  heating,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $40,000.  Also  for  a  residence  to  be 
erected  on  Woodlawn  avenue  and  Fifty-eighth  street 
for  Professor  Jacques  Loeb,  6460  Oglesby  avenue.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  60  feet 
have  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  front,  hard  wood 
finish,  electric  wiring,  a  combination  of  hot  air  and 
hot  water  heating,  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a 
cost  of  $7,500. 

Architects  Shepley.  Rutao  &  Coolidge  have  pre- 
pared plans  for  a  fine  residence  to  be  erected  at  596 
North  State  street,  for  John  A.  Spooner.  184  La  Salle 
street.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high 
with  26  and  43  feet  frontage  and  a  depth  of  68  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  exterior,  with  marble  ornamenta- 
tions and  cornice,  interior  finish  of  mahogany,  satin- 
wood  and  pine,  painted  white,  electric  wiring, 
billiard  room,  and  all  modern  conveniences.  In  the 
rear  is  to  be  built  a  two-story  brick  barn.  30  by  40 
feet,  with  the  steam  heating  plant  is  to  located. 
Total  cost  $35,000. 

Architect  Chas.  Thisslew  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
fourth  addition  to  F.  Herhold  &  Sons  extensive  chair 
factory  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Carpenter  and 
West  Erie  streets.  The  addition  will  cover  58  by  99 
feet,  SIX  stories  and  basement  high,  be  of  mill  con- 
struction, with  exterior  of  brick  and  stone,  and  com- 
position roof,  and  will  cost  $1.5,000.  Also  made  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  Irving  Park,  at  a 


cost  of  $2,000,  for  Mr.  Larson.  It  will  be  two  stories 
high,  22  by  50  feet,  have  stone  foundations,  and  frame 
^^^0  residence  to  be  erected  at 
l  .  ,?f^H\°°^,Tl°"^>  Thomas  Illsley,  at  a  cost 
or  $2,500.  it  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
21i  by  45  feet,  have  stone  foundation,  frame  super- 
structure, furnace,  mantel,  and  modern  improve- 
ments. Ed.  Blum  has  the  masonic  contract  and 
l^ossum  &  Anderson  the  carpenter  contract. 

Architect  William  Maurer  has  completed  plans  for 
a  cottage  to  be  erected  on  Troy  street  at  a  cost  of 
$1,500  for  William  Hieber.  911  North  Hoyne  avenue, 
one  story  high,  of  frame,  with  Georgia  pine  finish 
and  plumbing.  =    *-  > 

Architect  Thomas  M.  Mullay  has  plans  prepared 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  2502  Sanger  street, 
for  Michael  J.  Bransfleld,  2500  Sanger  street,  three 
stories  and  basement  high.  22  by  52  feet,  with  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  and  will  cost  $5,100.  Also  a 
flat  building  at  5210  Indiana  avenue,  for  John 
McKernan,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  75 
feet,  with  stone  and  pressed  brick  front,  composition 
roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  Also  a  flat  build- 
ing to  be  erected  at  the  corner  of  Twenty-sixth  street 
and  Emerald  avenue,  for  Dr.  Boehm,  four  stories  and 
basement  high,  with  brick  and  stone  exterior,  and 
modern  improvements. 

Architect  E.  A.  Hogenson  has  comple  ted  plans  and 
IS  letting  contracts  for  a  building  to  contain  two  flats 
to  be  erected  at  3.6  North  Robey  street.  It  will  be 
two  stories  and  basement  high,  slate  tower  projec- 
tion, composition  roof,  oak  and  yellow  pine  finish, 
bath  rooms,  mantels  speaking  tubes,  and  will  cost 
$7,000. 

At  the  southwest  corner  of  Michigan  avenue  and 
Th'.rty-ninth  street  an  old  house  is  being  torn  down, 
and  it  is  stated  that  C.  H.  Matthiesson,  president  of 
the  Chicago  Sugar  Refining  Company,  West  Taylor 
street,  corner  Beach,  will  erect  a  fine  seven-story 
apartment  building,  300  by  161  feet,  to  cost  about 
$350,000. 

Architect  D.  H.  Burnham  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  bank  and  office  building  which  Lucius  G. 
Fisher,  president  of  the  Union  Bag  and  Paper 
Company,  161  Plymouth  place,  will  erect  at  the  north- 
east corner  Dearborn  and  Van  Buren  streets,  extend- 
ing to  Plymouth  place.  The  plans  call  for  a  structure 
eighteen  stories  and  basement  high,  70  by  100  feet,  of 
fire  proof  construction,  with  steel  skeleton,  terra 
cotta  exterior,  composition  roof,  marble  balls  with 
mosaic  floors,  mahogany  finish,  six  elevators,  steam 
heat,  electric  light,  safety  deposit  vaults,  and  all  the 
latest  improvements.  The  cost  is  estimated  at 
S!500,000. 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorensen  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  North  May  street, 
near  Grand  avenue,  for  Larson  Brothers.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  31  by  72  feet,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  with  brick  bay  and 
galvanized  Iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  Georgia 
pine  finish,  bath  rooms,  mantels,  and  will  cost  $6,000. 
Also  for  a  building  of  smaller  description  to  lie 
erected  on  Maplewood  avenue,  near  Hirsch  street, 
for  Mr.  Larson.  It  will  cover  22  by  56  feet,  and  will 
cost  $5,400.  Also  for  a  similar  building  to  be  erected 
on  Davis  street,  near  Hirsch,  for  O.  Simp  on,  2i  by 
56  feet,  have  cement  sidewalks,  and  will  cost  $5,400. 

Architects  Worthman  &  Neebe  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  434  Glenwood 
avenue,  for  Christ  Rickert,  on  the  premises.  It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  22.6  by  42  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  slate  roof,  Georgia 
pine  finish,  and  will  cost  $4,000.  Also  for  remodeling 
a  flat  building  at  8i  Palmer  avenue,  for  Mrs.  Alma 
Stern.  It  will  be  raised  up  have  a  new  story  under- 
neath and  an  extension  in  the  rear,  be  two  stories 
high,  20  by  48  feet,  of  frame,  with  shingle  roof.  The 
improvement  to  cost  $1,500  to  $2,000. 

Architect  Treat  &  Foltz  have  let  the  mason  con- 
tract to  Ph.  Lotz,  Fairbank  building,  for  two  addi- 
tional stories  to  the  five-story  office  building  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  Milwaukee  and  Chicago  avenues, 
the  improvement  to  cost  about  $10,000,  for  Henry 
Schroeder,  on  the  premises. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  let  the  general 
contract  to  Garthwait  &  McCall,  316  Chamber  of 
Commerce  building,  for  a  handsome  residence  in  the 
Queen  Ann  style  of  architecture  to  be  erected  on 
Washington  avenue,  near  Fifty-eighth  street,  for  H. 
Rensnow.  It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and 
basement,  39  by  64  6  feet,  have  stone  front,  slate  roof, 
marble  wainscoted  and  tile  naved  vestibule,  nickel 
p'ated  plumbing,  mantels,  steam  heat,  electric  light, 
cement  walks  on  the  side,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  about  $14,000. 

Architects  Stiles  &  Stone  have  completed  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  Fifty-third 
street,  near  Kimbark  avenue,  for  John  F.  Pershing, 
315  Dearborn  street.     It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  50  by  80  feet,  have  stone  front,  oak 
I  finish,  steam  heat,  gas  ranges,  and  modern  improve- 
I  raeots,  nt  a  cost  of  $22,000.     Also  for  an  apartment 
,  building  to  be  erected  on  the  South  Side  for  Neill  & 


June  8,  1895. 


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MKhnke,  1006  Chamber  of  Commerce  builling.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  80  feet, 
stone  front,  composition  roof,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  and  modern  Improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
818,000. 

Architect  A.  Lonek  has  prepared  plans  for  a  flat 
building  to  be  erected  on  Sixteenth  street,  between 
Albany  and  Kedzle  avenues,  for  Robert  Dlttman. 
It  will  bt  two  stories  and  basement  high,  with  a 
frontage  of  21  and  25  feet,  and  a  depth  of  61  feet,  have 
a  pretty  stone  facade,  with  bay  and  cornice  of  same 
material,  composition  roof,  oak  finish,  hot  water 
heating,  mantels,  speaking  tubes,  cement  floor,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $6,000.  Also 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Elk  Grove  avenue 
near  Clyhourn  place.  It  will  consist  of  two  stories, 
attic  and  basement,  22  by  52  feet,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  front,  wooden  cornice,  slate  roof,  pine 
finish,  electric  bells,  and  will  cost  $2,800. 

Architects  Tuthill  &  Atchison  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  three-story  and  basement  dwelling,  15  by  66  feet, 
of  brick  and  stone  construction,  with  mcdern 
improvements,  to  be  built  at  690  lone  place,  for 
Harry  M.  Stevenson,  tailor,  193  Wabash  avenue,  at  a 
cost  of  about  $13,000. 

Among  the  well-known  south  side  plumbers  and 
gas  fitters  John  P.  Martin  is  one  of  the  most  prosper- 
ous. He  is  ready  at  all  times  to  furnish  estimates  on 
application,  and  all  work  put  in  his  hands  will  be 
promptly  attended  to.  His  place  of  business  is  at 
2606  t5taie  street,  Gerald  building. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


YooDgatown,  O.  J  — Howard  Edwards,  city  clerk,  will 
receive  bids  nntil  Jane  10,  for  the  parohase  of  5  per  cent 
sewer  bonds. 

Brazil,  lad. — The  coaamon  ooanoil  has  ordered  the  is- 
soanoe  of  6  per  cent  tweuty-year  bonds  to  ths  amoant  of 
$40,000. 

Ottoville,  O.  —  J.  B.  Mersmnn  iovites  bids  np  to  June 
10,  12  m.,  for  the  pnrohase  of  |.t,000  of  6  per  cent  eohool 
bonds. 

Bismarck,  N.  D — Geo.  E.  Nichols,  state  treasnrer,  wants 
bids  np  to  Jnne  20,  2  p.  m.,  for  |24,000  of  4  per  cent  bonds. 

Van  Wert,  O. — 0.  F.  Manship,  clerk  wants  bids  op  to 
Jane  18,  7:30  p.  m.,  for  the  purchase  of  5  per  cent  Tillage 
bonds. 

Sparta,  Wis. — The  ooanty  treasarer  will  offer  for  sale 
Jaly  1,  1895,  |50,000  o*  6  per  cent  court  house  bonds. 

Pleasant  Ridge,  O. — "i.  T.  Button  wauU  bids  up  to 
Jane  11  for  the  purchase  of  $2,000  of  5  per  cent  bonds. 

Omaha,  Neb. — H.  Bolln,  city  treasurer,  wants  bids  until 
Jane  10,  12  m.,  for  $172,000  of  per  cent  bonds. 

-6  per  cent — Jnne 


19, 


Ironton,  0.— Bonds, '$5,262.87- 
12  m.    Q,  H.  Davies,  city  clerk. 

Lander,  Wyo. — E.  A..  Earle  will  receive  bids  np  to  Jnne 
15,  for  $10,000  of  8  per  cent  bonds. 

Avondale,  0. — Improvement  of  School  street — June  15, 
12  m.    W.  E.  Wynne. 

Battle  Greek,  Mich.— Bonds— $25,000 — June  12,  6  p.  m. 
Mary  G.  Briggs. 

Washington  0.  H.,  0.— Bonds,  $1,350,  6  per  cent.  A. 
Burnett,  city  olerk. 

Hibbing,  Minn.— Bonds— $11,4' 0,  7 
Connors,  recorder. 


Hltt'a  snb.  It  HB  of  the  n  w  >4  of  the  s  w  >4  of  sees  17  and  18  37  14.  Jane 
:<t,  1  p  m.  Ohae  T  Fareon,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  N  (J  B. 

8woet»8  resnb,  nnd  '/i  tnt  of  It  24  and  ihe  s  2  ft  of  It  26  In  b  an  of  b4  18 
19  auu  20  (n  AssesBor'a  dlv  of  the  e  V4  of  tbe  ■  e!4  of  eeo  18  39  li 
Jaly  8.  Ham.  LonlB  Sladky,  admtr.  NOB. 

Ayere&  Hambletun's  snb.  It  80  of  the  a  4.20  aores  of  b  39  of  the  III  and 
Mich  Oanal  Trnsteee  snb  of  the  w  V4  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  21  39  li.  Jnne 
29,11am.  Dora  L  Staoh,  admtr.  NOB. 

Van  Hchaack  &  Herricb's  snb,  Us  27.  28  and  30  b  20  In  Walker's  sub  of 
th«  n  w  !4  of  sec  31  39  14.  Jnne  22.  11  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leamlne,  mas- 
ter, 1412  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Blckerdlke  &  Steele's  sob,  the  a  32  f  of  the  n  96.7  ft  of  the  e  150  ft  In  b 
16,  toRether  with  other  pli-oes  of  property  In  aiitd  snb.  Jane  26,  11  a 
m.  Oeo  Bass,  master,  109  Dearborn  at.  L  N. 


Maywoid  Its  14  and  15  and  the  n  >4  of  It  13  la  b  68. 
Oeo  Baea,  master.  L  N. 


Jnie  26,  Ham. 


per  cent.    J.  B. 


Prootorknott.  Minn. 
Brainard. 


A.  L. 


Bonds— $7,000,  6  per  cent 
Bonds— $27,000— Jnne    10.    J.   L.  Goep- 


Boone,  la. 
pinger. 

Port  Clinton,  O. — Bonds — 17,000,  5  per  cent.  J.  H. 
Fans. 

Omaha,  Neb. — Bonds — $32,700,  5  per  cent.    H.  Bolln. 

Ballard,  Wash. — Ballard  has  voted  to  issue  $23,000  re- 
funding bonds. 

Knoxville.  Iowa.— The  proposition  to  issue  $8^,000  bonds 
was  carried. 

Bedford,  Iowa. — The  council  has  decided  to  submit  the 
proposition  to  bond  the  city  $15,000  to  put  in  a  water 
system. 

Delaware,  Ohio. — The  Delaware  County  Oiimmissioners 
will  offer  for  sale  5  per  cent  eight-year  Concord  Township 
road  bonds. 

Sparia,  Monroe  County,  Wis. — Bond  bids  will  be  re- 
ceived for  $50,000  one  to  ten-year  5s  court  house  bonds,  1 
p.  m.,  July  ]. 

Murfreesboro,  Tenn. — The  Legislature  has  passed  a  bill 
authorizing  the  city  to  issue  bonds  for  an  electric  light 
plant.    Address  the  Mayor. 


Tamaqna,  Pa. — Tbe  school  district  wants  to  borrow 
$25,000  at  4  per  cent. 

Norwood,  Ohio. — The  city  voted  in  favor  of  issuing 
$95,000  town  hall  and  light  bonds. 

Seattle,  w'ash. — The  City  School  Board  at  its  meeting 
ordered  the  issue  of  $400,000  worth  of  bond^  to  meet  out- 
standing debt.    Atto'ney  of  the  board,  W.  W.  White. 

Toronto,  Canada. — The  city  will  probably  issue  $75,ni  0 
in  bonds  to  defray  expenses  for  the  improving  of  ihe  new 
water  works  system.    John  Blevins,  City  Clerk. 

Le  Mars,  Iowa. — An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $12,000  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a 
city  building. 

Carmi,  111. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $11,000  in 
bonds  to  put  in  a  dry  closet  and  heating  system  iu  tbe 
schools. 

Gadsden,  Ala. — An  election  will  be  held  in  August  to 
vote  upon  issuing  $20,000  in  bonds  for  boildirg  a  free 
bridge.    Address  the  mayor. 

YouDgslown,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  uniil  June  l"^ 
for  the  puijhase  of  $325  5  per  cent  sewer  bonds.  J  Howard 
Edwards,  City  Clerk. 

Lander,  Wyo.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Jnne  15  for 
the  purchase  of  $10,000  8  par  cent  school  bonds,  payable 
in  the  years  1902  to  1907.    N.  H.  Brown,  Secretary. 

Pleasant  Ridge,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jnne 
11  for  the  purchase  of  $20,000  fifteen  to  eighteen  year  5 
par  cent  village  bonds.    Robert  T.  Untton,  Clerk. 

Galveston,  Texas. —  At  a  meeting  of  City  Council  May  13 
the  president  of  the  Finance  Committee  was  authorized  to 
negotiate  the  bonds  for  the  water  works  appropriaiioQ. 

Dubuque,  la. — The  finance  committee  has  been  authorized 
to  negotiate  the  sale  of  $5,000  seven  year  5  per  cent  street 
bonds,  au  homed  Aug.  9,'94.    T.  J.  Cooney,  Recjrder. 

San  Jacinto,  Oal. — The  special  election  held  in  San 
Jacinto,  Riverside  County,  May  10,  to  vote  upon  the  issu- 
ance of  $43,000  water  works'  bonds  carried  by  a  vote  of 
141  for  with  38  against. 

Hibbings,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  June  11  for  the 
purchase  of  $11,400  7  and  1%  par  cent  10-year  bonds,  for 
the  purchase  of  the  Hibbings  water  and  light  company's 
plant.    J.  B.  Connors,  Recorder. 

Galveston.  Tex. — The  ordinance  has  been  passed  au  hor- 
izing  the  issue  and  sile  of  $200,0C0  twenty-five  year  5  per 
cent  refunding  bonds.  The  city  reserves  the  right  to  re- 
deem the  bonds  ten  years  after  date  of  issue. 

Salinas,  Cal. — The  city  council  of  Salinas  has  passed  an 
ordinance  calling  for  an  election  for  the  issuance  of  $140.- 
000  bonds  for  the  construction  of  gas  and  electric  light 
works,  water  works  and  an  improved  sewerage  system. 

Milwaukee.  Wis. — The  city  oomptrollsr  will  offer  for 
sale  in  June  the  following  bonds:  $200,000  City  Hall  bonds, 
$150,000  school  bonds,  $151,000  library  bonds,  $100,000 
viaduct  bonds. 

Sevierville,  Tenn. — The  nndprsigned  committee  will  re 
oeive  sealed  bids  for  an  issue  of  bonds  to  build  and  furnish  | 
a  courthouse  for  Sevier  County,  nntil  July  1,1895.    The  ' '^''^  °  2"  "        ^^''''s  n  15  ft  of  it  12  and  the  s  5  ft  of  it  11;  the  s  lO  ft 
issue  directed  is  of  $20,Oro  of  ooupin  bonds,  each  of  the  I  l^and  the  n  10  ft  of  it  13,  and  th6_n  6  ft  of  it  14  all  in  b  9  of  Au-- 

denomination  of  $100,  dated  Augost  1,  1895,  bearing  in- 
terest from  date  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent,  payable  annually, 
both  interest  and  principal  payable  in  legal  tender  money 
of  the  United  States,  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  in  New 
York  City.  The  interest  will  be  paid  on  the  2d  day  of 
February,  each  year,  beginning  with  the  half-yearly  inter 
est  February  2,  1896,  to  p  ly  which  a  sinking  fund  tax  of 
ten  per  cent  is  levied  the  present  year.  The  bonds  are  to 
run  ten  years,  but  may  be  redeemed  after  three  years  from 
date,  on  any  2d  day  of  February,  on  lodging  notice  for 
sixty  days  with  the  said  bank.  Bids  should  be  addressed 
as  above  to  the  '•Courthouse  Bond  Committee,"  care  of 
Bank  of  Sevierville,  Sevierville,  Tenn.  Each  bid  must  be 
accompanied  by  a  duly  certified  check  in  the  sum  of  two 
thousand  dollars  (J2.00n),  which  will  be  returned  if  the  bid 
be  not  accepted.  J.  R.  Peoland,  W.  D.  Atchley,  M.  B. 
McMahan,  Courthouse  Bond  Committee  of  Sevier  County, 
Tennessee. 


Lt  31  In  the  anb.of  the  e  '/4  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  d  e  H  of 
Bee  11  39  13.  June  22, 10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leamlncr,  maeter,  1412  Ash- 
land b)k    L  N. 

Fallerton's  2nd  add.  Its  44  and  46  in  b  7  a  sab  of  that  pt  of  tbe  »  Y,  of 
the  9  e  54  of  sec  30  40  14.    Jane  21,  11  a  m.   Hiram  Barber,  master. 
626  Opera  Bon-ie  bldft.  NOB. 
Smi'h's  snb.  Its  8i  and  86  in  b  36  io  Sheffield's  add.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Edm 

8  Cumminga,  miater,  701  Kedzle  bldg.  li  N. 
Culver's  add,  sub  Ite  2  and  3  of  Ita  39  tnd  40  in  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  28  40 
14.  Jnue  24,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicier,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 
Taylor's  anb.  It  43  in  b  2  of  b  1  of  the  Aaeeaaor's  div  of  the  e  !4  of  the  n 

w  !i  of  sec  8  39  14.  Ju  le  24.  11  a  m  Edw  A  Dioter,  mteter.  L  N. 
Dickey  &  Baker's  sub.  It  33  of  b  5  cf  XhomDeon  &  Holmea'  sub  of  the 
e  45  acres  of  the  u  60  acres  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  17  38  14.  June  24,  11  a 
m  Edw  A  Dicker,  aster.  L  N. 
l.athrop&  Larned's  sub,  It  .S3  of  the  w  3  acres  of  the  e  10  acres  of  the  n 
15  acres  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  a  e  !4  of  sec  6  38  14.  Juae  21,  11  a  m.  Bdw 
A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  44;  also  the  n  in  ft  of  It  43  in  sabblk  7  of  Morgan's  sub  of  the  w  H  of 
theawH  of  b  10  in  Shefflald's  add.  JuielH  11am.  Walter  But- 
ler, master,  88  Portland  blk.  L  B. 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mut  Ld  Asao  sub.  It  34  in  b  9  In  sec  20  42  13.  Jnne 
25,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

Allen'a  sub.  It  12  of  Its  8,  9, 10  and  11,  Gray's  sab  of  8  acres  e  of  and 
adj  the  w  35.62  acres  n  e  of  Plank  road  in  the  n  e  of  eeo  36  40  IS 
June  21.  1  p  m  Geo  Milla  Eogera,  master,  100  Washington  at.  L  N.  " 
La  Grange.  Bichmond's  add,  it^  4  and  5  in  b  2,  a  eub  of  tie  a  e  i4  of  the 
8  w  H  and  p-  of  the  s  e  !i  w  of  road  in  sec  33  39  12.  Jane  24  1  p  m 
Geo  Mills  Sogers,  master.  L  N. 
Qrossdale,  Uroa^'  Ist  add.  It  25  in  b  51  a  sub  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  34  39 
12.  Jun  27,  U  a  m.  Finley  Scruggs,  admtr.  L  N. 

Oolu-nbia  Hgta.  Reeney's  lat  add.  Its  19  and  20  in  b  6,  a  aab  of  the  a  V, 
of  the  a  e  14  of  aecs  32  and  .33  35  14.  Jane  19,  1  p  m.  Edm  8  Oum- 
mings  master,  701  Eedzle  bldg.  L  B. 

Fish  &  Young's  eab.  It  29  of  b  8  in  the  Asseaaor'a  dlv  of  the  a  w  14  of 
sec  4  38  14.  Juuel2,  11am.  Jno  T  Noyea,  maater,  88  and  90  Waeh- 
ington  St    L  B. 

8tir80n'8  sub,  It  31  of  b  45  iu  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  4  of  tbe 
n  e  ^  of  see  17  39  14.  Jnne  12, 1pm.  T  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dear- 
born at.  LB. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Grogs'  2nd  add.  It  12  In  the  resnb  of  Its  27  to  36.  June 
19  2  p  m.  H  L,  Wait,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  L  IS. 

Thompson's  snb.  Its  29  to  37  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  1 
39  13.  June  26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  I'ortland  blk.  L  B. 

Walker'a  sub.  It  36  in  b  29  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  31  39  14.  June  17,  11  a  m, 
Sydney  Stein,  master,  83  Dearborn  st.  L  D. 

Bowmanville,  Us  13,  14  and  15  a  sub  of  the  e  V4  and  the  n  J4  of  the  w  % 
of  the  a  e  i4  of  see  12  40  13.  June  15,  11am.  Jno  T  Noyea  maater 
88  and  90  Waahington  8t.  LB.  #    1  , 

Blue  lal,  Kedzle  av  add.  Its  62  to  63  and  the  s  liY,  ft  of  It  61  In  the  s  w 
H  of  see  36  37  13.  June  20,  1pm.  Wm  F  Weimera,  maater,  630  Opera 
House  bldg.  LB. 
Eberhart  &  Koyoe's  sub.  Us  9,  10,  11  and  12  in  b  7  In  Fairview,  of  the  w 
V,  of  the  s  e  !4  of  see  9  40  12.  July  2,  11  a  m.  Thos  I  onovan,  admtr. 
L  B. 


burn  Pk,  sec  28  38  14.  Jane  20,  1pm.  Wm  F  Wiemera,  maater.   L  B. 

Hosmer's  sub.  Its  39  to  42  of  the  e  14  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  e  !4  o  the  n 
p  !i  of  sec  20  38  14.  June  19,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master,  56  Reap- 
er blk.  LB. 

Court  ptn.  It  1  in  b  3  of  the  s  e  >4  of  sec  31  38  15.  June  17,  1pm. 
8  Cumminga,  maater.  L  B. 


Edm 


Jane  18,  1  p 
14.  June  28, 
June  26, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TASH  Pi.AOK  BETWEEN  JUNE  8  AND  J0NE  30.  1894. 

John=tr>n'a  sub.  It  8  in  b  12  of  she  e  V4  of  a  e  qr  of  the  a  e  H  of  sec  6  39 
14.  Juue  28,  1pm.  Fred  J  Brodersen,  admtr.  NOB. 

Band's  sab.  It  15  of  b  34  in  Stone  &  Whitney'^  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  a 
e  hi  of  sec  fi  and  the  o  ai  d  w  >4  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  7  38  14  July  3, 
1pm.  FT  Kiunare,  admtr.  NCR. 

Eberhart's  snb.  Ita  2'>,  2fi  and  27  of  the  n  Yi  of  the  a  e  of  the  n  w  >4 
of  the  a  w  !i  of  aec  4  38  14.  Jane  21.  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevena.  maater. 
110  LaSalle  at.  NOB. 

Hambleton  &  Howei'  sub.  Its  4  and  5  in  the  snb  of  It  6  of  b  10  in  Hund- 
ley's eah  of  Its  3  to  21  and  Its  33  to  37  in  Pine  Grove,  a  sab  of  see  21 
40  14.  June  2],  11  am.  Edw  A  Dicker,  maeter,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 
NOR. 

Snowdon's  sub,  n  V4  of  It  21  in  b  4  of  the  a  w  )4  of  the  n  w  14  of  sec  17 
38  14.  June  28,  10  a  m.  H  N  Stoltenberg,  admtr.  N  O  R. 

Codwlae  snb,  the  s  24  ft  of  It  2  in  the  sob  of  Us  112  to  115  in  b  8  of  w  v4 
of  s  e  14  of  aeo  18  39  14.  July  c,  U  r  ra,  Wensle  Sohaler,  admtr. 
NOR, 


Canal  Trns  teea  eub,  snb  It  2  of  It  14  in  b  36  of  aec  7  39  14. 
m.  Edm  S  Cumminga,  master.  L  B. 

Oh'go  Hgta,  Ita  11  and  12  in  b  70  a  aub  in  seca  2n  and  21  39 
1pm.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

Jones'  snb.  It  7  in  b  1  of  t^e  w  !^  of  the  n  e     of  see  13  39  13. 

10  a  m.  Th  s  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Flnnrnoy's  aub.  an  nnd  Yt  int  in  It  65  in  b  8  being  in  the  e  H  of  the  a  w 
a  and  the  w  H  of  thes  e  J4  o£  sec  18  39  14.  July  2,  11  a  m.  Daniel 
McDowell,  admtr.  L  B. 

All  that  pt  of  the  e  Y2  of  the  w     of  aec  5  38  12:  alao  that  pt  of  the  a  a 
of  the  a  w  Vi  of  eeo  32  39  12.    June  21,  11  a  m.   Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
master.  L  B. 

Oak  Pk.  Waller  &  Probat'a  add.  Its  28.  29  and  ?3  in  b  7  a  anb  of  It  1  in 
Murphy  et  al  sub  of  aec  18  (ex  Ihe  w  H  of  the  a  w  ^i)  In  39  l.S  and  It 
30  b  3  in  St  my  Isl  blvd  add,  being  a  snb  of  the  n  !4  of  the  e  Yi  of  the 
8  e  of  eeo  35  38  14 ;  also  the  premises  known  ai  No  421,  48th  St. 
Jnne  18, 11  a  m.  Geo  Btss.  master,  lii9  Hartford  bldg.  NOR. 

Caasil  &  Prince's  enb.  It  5  of  It  40  in  Cir  Ct  ptn  of  Its  11  and  44  to  47  in 
Thomas  eub  of  Its  12  and  13  io  b  7  in  Rockwell's  add.  aec  13  39  18. 
June  15,  11  a  m.   Jos  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Mark's  anb.  Ihe  e  80  ft  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  2  of  the  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
367.33  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  16  and  the  a  127.04  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  16  in 
the  School  Truateea  sub  of  eec  16  38  14.  June  25,  11  am.  Fk  E  Bry- 
ant, admtr.  NCR 

Chamber's  enb.  It  40  in  b  2  In  that  pt  of  the  n  Yt  ot  the  n  Vj  of  the  n  w 
a  of  sec  3!  38  14.  June  17,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  maater,  94  LaSalle 
at.  L  N. 

Kennedy'a  Pk  add.  It  216  in  the  a  e  14  of  eec  12  38  13.  June  11, 11  a  m. 
P  L  Sherman,  nraater,  66  Beapsr  blk.  L  N. 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add,  It  3  in  b  7.  June  l^",  Ham.  PL  Sherman, 
maater.    L  N. 

Canal  Trustees  sub,  Its  1  and  2  In  the  sub  of  It  6  of  sec  5  39  1*.  June  14, 

11  a  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  maeter,  626  Opera  House  bldg.  NOB. 

Jernberg'e  eub,  divera  lots  in  aaid  anb,  in  the  w  14  of  the  n  w  !i  of  the 
a  e  14  of  sec  5  39  H.  Jane  15,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  maater.  NCR. 


Treat's  eub.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  u  e  H  of  the  a  w  H  of  sec  2  39  13, 
16,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  NOB. 


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THE  REAL -ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895 


Laue'8  sab,  It  SI  of  the  8  w  H  o'  the  n  e  >4  of  th9  s  vr  %  ot  sec  35  4i)  13 
Juue  14,  1pm.  Edm  8  Gumming  •.  ma-ter,  701  KeJzie  bldg.  NOR. 

Flehburn'8  sub.  Us  51,  62  and  S3  of  b  33  In  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  in 
sec  7  38  14.  June  14,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  Hii9  Taooma 
bldg.  NOR. 

Lane's  sab,  It  44  of  the  avi  %  of  the  n  6  H  ot  the  s  w  54  of  sec  35  40  13, 
Jane  14,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oammiogs,  master.  NOR. 

Westfall's  sab,  It  186  and  pis  of  Its  181.  185  and  187  of  dlv  1  of  208  acres 
in  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  !4  and  the  s  e  H  of  sec  30  38  15.  June  18,  10  a 
m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  Uoase  bidg.  NOR, 

EyanstoD,  Union  add.  It  14  in  b  6  a  sub  of  sec  19  41  14.  June  14,  11  a  m. 

Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 
Oanal  Trustees  sub,  snblt  2  of  It  14  in  b  36  of  sec  7  39  14.    June  18,  1  p 

m.  Edm  8  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

8o  Oh'go  Oalnmet  Hgts,  Qroes'  add.  It  43  la  b  18  of  the  s  e  H  of  eesl 
37  14.  June  18,  H  I.  Wait,  master,  110  uaSalle  at.  L  B. 

Place's  add.  Its  12  aad  13  inb  4,  a  sab  of  the  e  ^  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  n 
w  >4  of  sec  5  39  13.  June  17,  1pm.  Ue>>  Mills  Rogers,  master,  lOU 
Washington  st.  L  N. 

Bate's  resab.  the  e  33M  ft  of  the  n  H  of  It  6  In  b  7  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  e 
\r  ^  of  sec  21  b8  14,  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Uann,  mas:er,  173  Dear- 
born St.  L  N. 

Cioady  &  Qoodwillie's  sub.  sublts  1,  2,  4,  5,  6  and  7  of  resub  of  Its  19  and 
20  and  all  of  It  21  (ex  w  10  ft)  of  Us  2,  3  aud  4  in  the  Assessor's  dlv  of 
oatlt  "B"  in  Wrlghtwood,  sec  28  40  14.  Jane  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  M!>nn, 
master.  L  N. 

Osborne's  sub,  It  1  in  b  5  of  pt  of  It  2  In  the  Assessor's  sab  of  the  w 
of  sec  £3  and  that  pt  of  the  ■  e  !4  of  sec  3i  38  14,    Jane  17,  2  pm.  H 
L  Wair,  master.  L.  N 

Jackson's  sub.  Its  1  and  8  of  Its  11  aad  14  in  b  22  in  sec  15  adJ,  in  39  14 
June  17,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicier,  master,  1109  Taooma  bldg.  L  N. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  OoU  sub.  It  6  in  b  2ii,  sees  5  and  6  37  15.  June  17,  10  a  m. 
Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Forest  Ridge,  divers  pieces  of  property  belonging  to  the  estate  of  F  P 
Bell.  Jane  26,  26,  10  a  m.  Jere  i  iah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland 
blk.  L  N. 

Court  ptn.  It  1  in  b  3  of  the  s  e  y  of  sec  31  38  16.  June  17,  1pm.  Edm 
S  Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

Eimbark'g  sub,  It  8  of  It  5  in  b  62  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  in  the  n  w 
!4  of  sec  21  39  14.  June  14, 1  p  m.  Sydney  ijlein,  master,  86  Dearborn 
St.  L  b. 

Dlven's  sub.  It  7  in  b  6  of  the  s  w  H  of  <he  b  w  H  ot  the  s  w  )4  and  the  e 
!4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  2  39  13.  Jane  15,  1  p  m.  Edm  8 
Oammings,  master.  L  B. 

Ward's  sub.  It  47  in  b  7,  b  12  in  Sheffield's  add.  June  2\  11  a  m.  Fred 

O  Overbeck,  executor.  L  B. 
Turner  &  Bond's  sub.  It  32  and  n  9  ft  of  It  33  of  b  in,   in  Morris  et  al 

sub  of  the  w  !4  of  the  s  w  %  of  sec  18  39  14     .June  14,  II  a  m.  Jno  T 

Noyesi,  master,  38  and  90  Waehingtiin  st.  L  B. 

Wright  &  Webster's  sub.  It-)  85,  86,  87,  88  and  4  feet  off  the  west  side  of 
It  89  in  b  2  of  the  n  e  K  of  sec  12  b9  13.  jaue  14,  11  am.  Juo  T 
Noyes,  master.  L  o. 

Lancaster's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  in  h  1  of  the  w  !4  of  the  s  w  H  sec  22  88  14. 
Jnn$  28,  11  a  m.  U  A  Foster,  admtr.  L  B. 

Watson,  Tower  &  Davis  sub,  It  i8  in  b  11  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  !4  of 
sec  6  39  14.  June  19,  Ham.  Qeo  Bass,  master.  L  B. 

Thee  ?4  of  the  n  w  !i  of  sec  28  38  14.  June  18,  11  a  m.  H  L  Wait,  mas- 
ter, 110  La8alle  st.  L  N. 

The  e  V4  of  the  n  w  ^  of  ec3i38  13;  also  the  middle  >^  "f  the  n  60 
acres  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e  H  of  said  sec.  June  18,  11  a  ra.  U  L  Wait, 
master.  L  N. 

Smith's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  of  pt  of  the  w  i4  of  It  38  in  the  "ohool  Trustees 
sab  of  sec  IB  38  14.  Juue  18,  11  a  m.  Waller  Bailer,  maoter,  £6  Port 
land  blk    L  N, 

Normal  School  sub,  the  e  40  ft  of  It  lu  in  b  2  of  the  w  M  of  the  s  e  ^  of 
sec  21  38  14.  June  18,  11  a  m.  Geo  Kass,  master.  NOR. 

Mason  &  McKichan's  sub,  It  17  in  b  5  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  1* 

37  14.  June  2,i,  11  a  m.  CP  Rudolpheen,  admtr.  NOR. 

Oanal  Trustees  sub,  an  uud  1-7  iot  in  the  s  i-4  ex  the  w  (0  ft  and  ex 
also  the  e  25  ft  of  the  w  189  ft  of  -aid  s  V,  of  b  36  of  the  w  i4  of  sec  il 
39  14.  June  21,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  Willard,  executor.  NOR. 

Oh'go  Onvsty  sub.  It  21  in  b  44  of  the  s  %  of  the  n  e  the  w  ?i  of  the 
8  Yt  of  the  a  Yi  of  the  n  e  !4,  the  u  w  ^  of  the  n  w  J4  of  ihe  u  e  ii  of 
the  8  9  14  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  7  38  H.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Walter  But- 
ler, master,  66  Portland  blk.  I,  N. 

80  Oh'go,  Taylor's  2i.d  add.  Its  47  48  and  49  in  b  6  in  the  sab  of  Its  1  2 
3  2t  25  and  26  of  b  1  and  24  of  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  s  w  !^  of  sec  5  37  16. 
June  10,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Stewarl's  eub,  the  w  S4  of  the  54  of  Its  45  46  47  aod  48  in  b  15  of  the  s 
w  of  sec  1  38  13  Jane  1,  11  a  m.  P  l.  bherman,  master,  58  Reaner 
blk.  NOR. 

Webb's  sub,  It  20  of  Its  1  and  2  In  the-  .^upr  Ct  Gnmm  ptn  of  b  7  of 
^.ocbran's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  e  H  "f  sec  6  39  14.  June  17,  11  a  m. 
Herman  Hedder,  admtr.  NOR. 

Barber's  sub.  It  6  in  b  4  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  w  ;i  of  the  8  w       of  sec  8 

38  14.  Jane  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.  L  N. 

Oonnselman's  sub,  It  30  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  }4  of  the  s  w  14  of  the  n  w  '4 
ot  sec  8  38  14.  June  11,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master.   L  N. 

Sheffield's  add.  It  43  in  b  20.  June  11, 1  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  .V. 

Walcott'B  add,  the  und  1-5  of  the  n  20  ft  of  the  s  60  ft  of  Its  5  and  6  in  b 
5.  June  11,  1  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master,  110  La  Halle  st.  L  f  . 

Central  Pk,  Beck's  add.  It  4  in  the  s  e  >i  of  sec  11  89  13.  June  11,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Cornell,  Its  31  and  32  in  b  66.  June  10,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master, 
L  N. 

Morgan  Pk,  the  e  50  ft  of  It  4  (ex  the  n  90  ft)  in  b  "L".  Jane  10,  11  a 
m.  Waller  Eatler,  master.  L  N. 

Mifflin's  sub.  It  5  in  b  1  of  the  w  8U  aorea  of  the  s  Yi  of  the  e  Yi  of  the 
n  Yi  of  the  a  e  K  of  sec  17  38  14.  J  une  10,  11  a  m .  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. 1109  Tacoma  bIdg.  L  N. 

Holetein  add.  It  18  in  b  13  a  sub  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  31  40  14 
June  10,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Hull's  sub.  It  21  of  9Yi  acres  in  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  %  of  sec  4  39  14.June 
19,  1pm.  David  Sullivan,  master.  L  N. 

Goodwin's  eub.  It  42  in  b  7  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  20  38  14 
June  10,  11am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Chicago   Opera  House 
bldg    L  N. 

Ellis  w  add,  the  n  29M  ft  of  It  28  in  eub  of  Its  1  4  5  and  7  to  10  in  b  1 
Jane  11,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  oaater,  110  LaSalle  at.  N. 

Sheffleld'a  add,  the  n  W  of  It  64  in  eubblk  3  in  b  18.  June  22  U  a  m 
Bernhard  Mieling,  executor.  LB. 

^'^i''}^ ^  OMyteWe  sub,  It  39  of  Its  19  to  23  and  24  in  the  snb  of  Its  1.  2 
3,  4,  7,  8,  9  and  IC  in  the  aab  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  21  36  14 
June  8, 10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

o^',*L°','''°''*°''^®''*  *<^<''      25  to  30  in  b  37  a  sub  of  the  s     of  sec 
8  37  15.  June  11,  U  s  m.  A  F  StevensoD,  master,  6U  Portland  blk. 

Li  Si. 


Woodlawn  Terrace,  It  65  a  sub  of  the  s  325  ft  of  the  u  1815  ft  of  that  pt 
e  of  the  Illinois  Central  Ry  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  23  38  14.  Jane  11,  11  a 
m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add.  It  16  in  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  8  w  54  of  sec  32  38  15. 
June  4,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Weise's  sub.  It  21  of  it  4  in  the  County  Oik's  dlv  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  M 
of  sec  27  39  13;  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  and  Its  31  and  32  in  b  5  all  ia 
Carey's  sub  of  the  e  Yt  and  the  n  w  »4  of  the  s  w  }4  of  the  s  w  4  of 
sec  22  39  13,  It  122  in  Clark  8t  add  to  Edgewater,  belnc  a  snb  of  that 
pt  of  the  8  w  >4  of  sec  6  4u  14,  Its  28  and  29  in  bs  17  18  and  41,  lu  b  3, 
Its  9  and  10  in  b  4  all  in  Milwaukee  av  Ld  Asen  sub  of  the  w  %  of  the 
n  w  54  of  the  8  e  >40f  sec  22  40  13.  June  13,  11  a  m.  Theresa  Stable, 
guardian.  L  B, 

N  Evanston.  Culver's  add.  Its  05  and  28  in  b  1,  It  23  In  b  2,  Us  7  and  8  in 
b  6,  Its  17,  25  and  26  in  b  8,  Its  2,  3,  7,  8,  16,  21  and  22  in  b  20,  N  Evan- 
ston, Its  1,  4  21  and  23  in  b  26  of  Steward's  resub  of  bs  22.  24  and  26 
in  N  Evanston.  June  8,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Faraon,  maeter,  108  Dearborn 
St.  L  B. 

Oanal  Trustees  sub,  Its  2  and  3  in  eub  ot  the  n  50  ft  of  It  5  in  the  sub  of 
that  pt  w  of  Pine  at  of  b  21  of  Ihe  a  54  of  sec  3  39  14.  June  8,  1  p  m. 
Geo  Mills  Rogers,  100  Washington  st.  L  B. 

Harland's  snb.  It  28  of  It  2  in  the  County  Oiks  dlv  of  b  5  in  the  Assess- 
or's div  of  the  n  w  54  and  the  w  ot  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  32  39  14.  June 
15,  11am.  Bertha  Weitendorf,  admtrx.  L  B. 

Mathew's  sub,  Its  25  and  26  of  Its  1  and  2  1  in  Kedzin's  sub  of  a  pt  of  tne 
s  w  54  of  sec  23  39  13.  June  8,  10  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85 
Dearborn.  L  B 

Stlt.8on  sab.  It  31  of  b  48  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  %  and  the 
w  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  17  39  14.  June  6,  1  p  m  Thos  J  Walsh,  mas- 
ter, 79  Dearborn  at.  L  B. 

Rockwell  add, Its  9  10  and  11  In  snhblk  2  of  Us  1  to  12  in  b  12  sec  18  39  14; 
also  snblt  1  of  Odlin'a  aab  of  It  8  in  b  6  in  eald  add  in  see  13  39  13.' 
May  27,10  a  m.  David  Snilivan,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  21  in  b  6  in  the  eub  of  the  e  501.62  ft  ot  the  n  1622  ft  of  the  w  H  of 
the  9  y,  of  Ihe  n  w  H  of  see  18  39  14.  May  29,  11  a  m.  Lucy  A  Salis- 
bury, executrix.  L  B. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

E  54  of  the  s  e  54  of  aeo  19  37  13  and  the  W  54  of  the  s  e  54  and  the  n  36 
acres  of  the  e  54  of  the  s  w  54  of  aeo  2)  37  13.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Oanal  Trustees  eub,  w  54  of  It  34  ot  sub  of  e  10  acres  of  outit  of  b  19  of 
e  54  sec  29  40  14.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peas»,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Lyman  et  al  sub,  Its  31  to  36  of  b  1  ot  Couaty  Olerk.e  div  of  the  e  54  of 
the  n  w  H  sec  18  40  14.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Walker's  sub,  Its  4,  8  and  6  lu  b  3  of  that  pi  s  of  the  Oanal  iu  the  n  w  54 
of  sec  31  39  14.  June  25,  l(i  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Canal  Trugtees  sub.  It  26  b  6  of  sec  7  39  14.  June  18.  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NCR. 

The  a  40  rode  of  the  e  loo  rods  of  the  n  w  54  ot  sec  23  38  13.  June  18, 10 
a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Pengoet's  sub.  It  40  iu  b  2  In  the  n  54  ot  b  3  in  Borden's  eub  of  the  w  54 
of  the  8  e  54  of  sec  36  40  13.  Jane  18,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff 
NOB.  ■ 

The  Highlands,  Its  311,  312,  319.  320  and  321,  a  sub  of  the  e  54  of  the  n 
w  54  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec  17  39  13.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 
NOR.  ' 

Eleton'a  add,  Us  3,  4  and  6  b  89.  June  18,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff 
NOR. 

Bergman's  eub.  Its  25  and  26,  b  3  w  3i  out  It  9  in  the  Canal  Trustees 
sub  e  ^  of  sec  29  40  14.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jaa  Peaee,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Fisher's  sub.  It  1  of  the  s  120  ft  of  It  10  in  b  5  in  Cleavervllle;  also  the 
80  ft  and  8  inches,  the  n  100  ft  and  8  inches  of  the  w  54  of  It  9  in  b  5 
in  Cleaverville;  also  It  2  of  Murray  &  Biokwell's  sub  ot  Its  47.  49,  BO 
and  51  in  the  Supr  Ct  ptn  of  the  s  e  54  of  the  s  e  54  of  sec  22  88  14. 
June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Ogden  &  Jones'  sub,  and  Yt  of  nwly  54  of  It  42;  also  und  1-6  of  It  48  and 
und  52  of  It  49  In  Broneon  ptn  of  Caldwell's  Reserve  in  the  Town  of 
Niles.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff.  NOR. 


Annual  Meetins 


Bulldine;  Association 
at  Rockford. 


League 


Reduced  rates  for  the  above  meeting  will  be  given  by  the  Chicago, 
•Vlilwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  June  20.  Purchase  tickets  at  City 
Ticket  Office,  95  Adams  Street,  or  Union  Passenger  station,  Canal  St 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Excursion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
at.  Paul  Railway  to  Burllnxton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukee,  Hartland,  Nashotah,  Oconomowoc,  Kilbourn.  Sparta, 
8t.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetooka,  Tomahawk,  Mioocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wieconein,  Minneeota, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northweet.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  each  week  to  Wisconsin  Resorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  aud 
SI adison  streets. 


LOANS  MADE 

ON  GOOD 
REAL  ESTATE 
SECURITY 


W.  J.  LUKENS 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  INSURANCE 


LAKE  VIEW  and 
NORTH  SHORE 
PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY 


1322  AUD  1323  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE 


(gicagfo 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  |3, COO, 000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

Lyman  J.  Gage,  President.  Jas.  B.  Foegan,  Vice  President. 

RiOHABD  J.  Stbeet.  Cashier.  Holmes  Hooe,  Aes't  Oashier. 

Fbank  E.  Bbown,  2d  Aes't  Oashier. 

DIRECTORS: 

Sam'i,  M.  Niokebson.      E.  F.  Lawkenoe.  8.  W.  Allebton. 

F.  D.  Qbay.  Nobman  B,  Beam.  Neibon  Mobbis. 

R.  0.  Niokbbson.  L.  J.  GAoe.  Eugene  8.  Pike. 

A.  A.  Oabpbntbb.  Jas.  B.  Fobqan. 


June  8,  lfe95. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


643 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
t>he  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
June  6,  1895. 

Sales.     .  Amoa.it. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   8'A6  $3,099,373 

J  ity,  under  $1,000.      77  47,666 

Coanty   104  162,312 


Total. 


607 


$3,309,340 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  June  7,  1894. 

HaleB,  Amonnt 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            412  $1,906,164 

City,  under  1,000...,                      174  lf)6,961 

C-onnty                                        160  373,638 


Total   746 


$2,385,653 


Aberdeen  st,  60  ft  w  of  Soathport  av,  s  f 
5f  xl30;  May  13.  A  L  Brown  to  J  E  Mo- 
Gnire   |!2,f00 

Aberdeen  st,  n  w  or  Sontbport  av,  a  f  60 
xl30,  and  other  ppty;  May  13.  L  H 
Brown  to  J  E  MoQaire  $4,500 

Aberdeen  st,  s  e  oor  62d,  w  f  43%xl25, 
May  16.  John  MoNiobols  to  Jamea  Mo- 
Niohola  |3,600 

Adams  st,  180  ft  w  of  Be  Lonis  av,  n  f  25 
xl42;  May  9.  J  P  Ililes  to  L  Naw..$9,50C 

Adams  st,  201  ft  e  of  S  45th  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  May  20.  J  E  Maosfield  to  B  J 
Edwards  $2,550 

Adams  st,  126^  ft  w  of  S  40th  av,  n  f  35 
xl21;  Apr  30.  E  L  Uanoe  to  Jame^ 
Egan  ll.OOC 

Albany  av  N,  200  ft  n  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  50x 
126;  May  24.  0  E  Mattram  to  W  F  Van 
O  Linda  $1,100 

Arlington  pi,  100  ft  e  of  Larrabee  st,  n  f 
56x174;  Jane  3,  A  E  Westman  to  J  Dilg 
  ,   $8,500 

Armour  av,  358  ft  s  of  35th  st,  e  f  '^Tj^x 
69.8;  May  29.  E  Jouvenat  to  0  S  Tonet 
et  al  $1,500 

Armour  av,  SSGJ^  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  24x 
148;  May  15.  A  Prindiville  to  I  H 
Sohoen  $2,000 

Armour  av,  630  ft  8  of  Oarfie  d  blvd,  w  f 
26x98;  June  4.  W  H  Stillson  to  B  Olark- 
8on  $2,800 

Ashland  av,  250  ft  s  of  45th  st,  w  f  25x 
121;  Apr  22.  8  E  Gross  to  0  0  Hnff.$1.600 

Ashland  av,  274  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x 
123;  June  1.  H  A  Lewis  to  A  U  Meads 
 $1,200 

Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  47tb  st,  w  f  47x121, 
und  }4  int;  June  4.  H  E  Willmott  to  J 
MoDonongh  $15,000 

Aognsta  st,  47  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x124 ;  May  28.  H  Mueller  to  L  Eandlik 
 $4,000 

Auijusta  st,  Eame  ppty;  May  28.  L  Kand- 
lik  to  J  H  Mueller  $4,100 

Avenue  "Q"  100  ft  a  of  97th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
124,  and  other  ppty;  May  24.  0  H  Nix 
to  Oalnmet  and  Blue  Island  By  Co. $6,000 

Barry  av,  li^}4  ft  e  of  Olark  st,  n  f  38t 
110x78x421^;  Apr  29.  Eat  of  J  Noble  to 
J  P  Mueller  $2,850 

Belmont  av,  s  w  oor  Pine  Grove,  n  f  49x 
150;  May  27.  P  Jnergens  to  E  Branns 
 $9,000 

Belmont  av,  264  ft  w  of  Franoisoo,  n  f  24 
xl26;  May  2.  G  Rothe  to  A  L  Anderson 
 $1,250 

Bosworth  av,  191  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  50x 
123;  May  22,  E  F  W  Hamburger  to  T 
Siokel  et  al  $2,400 

Batler  st,  100  f t  s  of  71st,  e  f  50x1263^; 
May  28.  E  F  Kearney  to  8  Hioks. .  $3,750 

Buffalo  av,  1483^  ft  s  of  85th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  June  4,  M  Linert  to  A  Sohnase 
 $1,500 

Butler  st,  225  ft  s  of  30th,  w  f  25x126; 
May  1,'94.  F  0  Onrtis  to  T  J  Pender- 
gast  $4,276 

Butler  st,  230  ft  n  of  76th,  w  f  30x110; 
May  29.  J  K  Brittain  to  A  Trebiloook 
 $1,500 

Butler  st,  200  ft  n  of  76th,  w  f  30x125; 
May  29.  J  E  Brittain  to  J  Penhallegon 
 $1,500 

Butler  st,  209  ft  n  of  66th.  e  f  50x126; 
Nov  14,  1888.  J  G  Sheffield  to  A  Ohit- 
tiok  $2,600 

California  av  N,  82^^  ft  n  of  Augusta  st, 
w  f  26x125;  May  2.  J  0  Wetherbee  et  al 
to  0  Deubler  $1,250 

Calumet  av,  s  e  oor  42d  st,  w  f  54x126; 
May  8.  J  Beifeld  to  P  A  Montgomery 
et  al  $66,000 

Calumet  av,  603^  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  32z 


7 1 ,  and  other  ppty ;  May  29 .  A  F  Keeney 

to  N  K  Eikoos  $12,000 

Calumet  av,  175  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  25x 

127;  May  18.  J  C  Daly  to  Q  Lyons. $3,000 
Campbell  av,  175  ft  a  of  Hirsob  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  June  2.  A  K  Anderson  to  F  H 

Warneke    $1,650 

Campbell  av,  78  ft  w  of  Clara  pi,  e  f  30x 
110;  Mav  28.0  Schmidt  to  S  Rahifs 

 '  $1,500 

Carmen  av,  164}^  ft  w  of  Evanston,  n  f 
40x144;  June  4.  M  J  LaBounty  to  L  J 

Nicholson   $1,240 

Carroll  av,  228  f t  w  of  N  41st,  n  f  25  f  t  J;o 
alley;  May  23.  Est  of  C  Drevenkorn  to 

R  P  Newman  $1,7C0 

Center  av,  s  e  oor  72nd  st,  w  f  49x1 24i^; 

June  3,  H  W  Jndd  to  H  W  Judd.  . .  $1,000 
Center  av,  n  e  cor  W  15th  st,  w  f  25x103; 
June  4.   J  T  Thomnson  to  F  MoUarthy 

 '.  $4,800 

Ohamplain  av.  89  ft  n  of  44th  st,  w  f  28x 
133;  Mjy  25,  8  P  Langley  to  0  0  Smith 

 $5,250 

Chicago  av,  s  e  oor  Tuohy,  w  f  75x175; 

May  3.  0  H  Morse  to  0  Behrens.  .$3,800 
Claremont  av,  47  ft  n  of  Potomac,  e  f  24 
xl25;  June  3.  R   Barry  to  P  Collins 

  $1,100 

Claremont  av,  116  ft  s  of  W  25th  st,  w  f 
24xliin,  more  or  leas;  May  30.  F  Ander 

to  P  Yoenger   $2,200 

Claremont  av,  116  ft  s  of  W  26th  st,  w  f 
24x100;  May  30.  F  Tuenger  to  F  Aoder 

 $2,200 

Clark  St.  100  ft  n  w  of  Buckingham  pi,  s 
w  f  25x125;  Feb  27.  B  Mullen  to  A 

Mullen  $2,000 

Cleaver  st,  139  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  24x 
12t;  May  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Republic 

L  and  B  Assn  $8,570 

Clybonrn  pi,  80  ft  w  of  Girard  av,  s  f 
26^^x125;  May  29.  I  Gostlin  to  W  H 

Gostlin  ,  $2,600 

Cly bourn  pi,  same  ppty;  May  29,  W  H 

Gostlin  to  M  J  Gostlin  et  al  $2,500 

Olybourn  av,  100  ft  n  w  of  Concord  pi,  n 
e  f  2nxlOO;  May  18.  H  Brennan  et  al  to 

n  J  W  Bathe   $3,300 

Colfax  av,  98  ft  n  of  119th  st,  w  f  250x 
125;  Apr  16.  W  W  White  to  J  J  Hart- 
man   $3,000 

Commercial  av,  160  ft  s  of  Berteaa,  e  f  30 
xl65;  May  21.  William  Gibson  to  M  Ott 

 $4,500 

Commercial  st,  141  ft  n  of  AddisoD,  e  f 
26x124;  Apr  18.  F  H  Nash  to  M  Nash 

  $1,000 

Congress  st  W,  75  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f 
25x126;  June  4.  M  J  Crowley  to  C  J 

Kngel  $1,750 

Cornelia  st,  25  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
37j^xl24.68;  May  1.  O  Svoboda  to  H 

Le  Brun  $1,25(1 

Cornelia  st,  226  ft  e  of  Noble,  s  f  25x127; 
May  29.  J  Jendrzejewski  to  F  Soraiber 

   $4,60  ) 

Cornelia  st,  s  e  oor  N  Campbell  av,  n  f 
26x125;  Apr  24.  S  Pavel  to  H  Le  Brun 

 $1,025 

Cornell  av,  330  ft  n  of  82d  st,  w  f  10x125; 

May  18.  P  L  Abbott  to  J  8  Moe... $1,600 
Cortland  st,  148  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  48x 
lOf^,  and  other  ppty;  May  27.  F  D  Jer- 

main  to  0  Hawley  $3,600 

Cottage  Grove  av,  158  ft  s  of  7Cth  st,  w  f 
50x125;  May  31.  G  M  Emrick  to  G  T 

Fisher  $10,000 

Crawford  av,  32  ft  s  of  Milton  pi.  e  f  25s 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  11.  J  J  De 

vine  to  T  Slattery  $1,000 

Dearborn  st,  755  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
25x99;  May  20.  E  Bryan  to  J  V  Johnson 

 $1  272 

Dearborn  and  State  sts,  alley  lot  bet,  334 
ft  8  of  53rd,  e  f  28x35 ;  May  1 .  F  J  Ken- 

driok  to  C  A  Londelius  $4,000 

Deming  pi,  300  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  n  f  50x 
189;  May  a7.  E  Brauns  to  J  Juergens 

   $14,000 

Dickens  av,  n  e  oor  N  40th,  s  f  50x126; 

May  27.  H  Iveson  to  E  Dandelin. .  $1,500 
Dickson  st,  216  ft  n  of  North  av,  e  f  25x 

120;  June  6.  J  Ooakley  to  J  Ryan  .$2,350 
Diversey  av,  84  ft  w  of  California,  s  f  25x 
125;  May  28.  B  C  Givins  et  al  to  J  M 

Jacobs  $1,300 

Diversey  av,  secor  Paulina  st,  n  f  74x125; 
aod  other  pptv;  May  1.  J  Euester  et  al 

to  C  N  Strotz'.  $20,339 

Divere.ey  av,  260  ft  e  of  Wolcott  st,  s  f  25 
zl25;  May  25,   IV  Deering  to  Lassig 

Bridge  and  Iron  Works  $1,170 

Division  st  W,  95  ft  e  of  N  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
24x121;  Apr  25.  Est  of  T  Suffern  to  F 
Stremme  •••••••  ,.,$2,500 


Division  st,  78  ft  e  of  Chatham  ct,  n  f  25 
xllO;  June  1.  J  Weilaud  to  J  Hoenner 

 ,  $5,0(0 

Douglas  blvd,  100  ft  s  of  Grenshaw  st,  e  f 
25x123;  May  27.  W  J  Casey  to  J  8 

Lyons  $1,800 

Drexel  blvd,  U9%  ft  s  of  45'.h  st,  w  f  65x 
2261^;  Juce  3.  A  T  Smith  to  J  G  Shedd 

 $32,500 

Dunning  av,  2633^  ft  e  of  Ashland,  n  f  52 
xl24;  Juno  4.  O  Tisher  to  E  Heroher 

 ".  $1,500 

Eddy  st  W,  141  ft  e  of  N  40lh,  s  f  4!lj^x 
125;  June  1.  A  L  Parks  to  W  H  MoDon- 

ough  et  al    $1,400 

Eggleston  av,  276  ft  a  of  64th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  10.  J  H  Conn  to  O  C  Pugh 

 $6,(00 

Eighteenth  pi,  144  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
24x124;  Apr  30.  R  Paneo  to  J  Klegina 

 $1,900 

Eighty-first  ot,  s  e  oor  Jan  Huss  av,  n  f 
;500xl26,  and  other   ppty;  June  3.  F 

Butley  to  P  A  Starok  |6,000 

Eighty-fourth  st,  61  ft  w  of  Grand  Trunk 
R  R  n  f  50x1263^;  Apr  25.  J  F  Randolph 

to  G  C  Yall  $4,200 

Ellis  av,  266  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  25x1323^; 

May  4.  R  Johns  to  G  Preble  $2,000 

Ellis  av,  241  ft  8  of  63rd  st,  w  f  26x132; 

May  4.  R  Johns  to  E  J  Oiefendorf .  $2,000 
Bsoanaba  av,  300  ft  s  of  80th  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  May  16.  J  E  Norltn  to  N  Danielson 

.   $3,400 

Farwell  av,  195  ft  e  of  Chicago,  a  f  50x 
171;  June  3.  Maet  in  Chy  to  Dearborn 

8,  L  and  B  Assn   $3,500 

Fifteenth  st  W,  216  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f  24 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  May  21.  J  T 

Denvir  to  J  D  Casey  $1  800 

Fifty-first  ot  N,  s  e  cor  Homer  st,  w  f  50x 
152;  May  23.  E  D  Hosmer  to  C  J  Har- 
mon $1,200 

Fifteenth  st,  premises  JNo  434  15th  st.  May 

14.  P  Walsh  to  J  Bradley  $1,309 

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  170  ft  e  of  Peoria  st,  n 
f  52x1201^  ;  May  18.  H  Hodgdon  to  E 

F  Dyar  $3,120 

Fitty-flfth  st,  49  ft  e  of  Humboldt,  s  f  96 
xl25;  Jan  9,'94.  8  B  Miller  to  T  M 

Carriger  $2,400 

Fifty-fifth  st,  105  ft  w  of  Dearborn,  a  f  25 
xl25;  June  5.   Williapi  Sohaeidsr  to  E 

W  Garrett  $9,0(0 

Fifty-sixth  st,  160  ft  e  of  Indiana  av,  s  f 
67x126;  May  27.  0  A  Londelias  to  A  E 

Stnrgea  et  al  $22,0(0 

Fifty-ninth  st,  s  e  oor  8  4(»th  av,  n  f  lOOx 
126;  Nov  21,  1889    M  O  Eberhart  to  C 

M  White  ,  $1,100 

Forrestville  av,  bet  49th  and  SOth  sts,  w  f 
26x125;  Mar  1.  W  F  Peterson  to  L  H 

Burdiok  $2,000 

Forty-second  at  8,  n  e  oor  2^ih,  w  f  56x 
125;  May  13.  J  Beaomont  to  F  Pinkall 

 $1,400 

Forty-aeoond  ot  8,  265  ft  u  ot  Colorado 
a-»,  e  f  26x126;  June  4.  M  G  Thompson 

to  R  T  Evans  $l,fOO 

Forty-third  st  W,  25  ft  w  of  Portland  av, 
25x1233^;  May  31.  J  W  Sweeney  to  W 

H  Matohett  $1,700 

Forty-fourth  st,  181  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  50x126;  Apr  30.  Q  T  Kessler  to  8 

Wedeles  $6,000 

Forty-fifth  pi  W,  180  ft  w  of  Butler  st,  s  f 
25x125;  May  11.  M  Spuoek  to  G  Jong- 

clalis  $4,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  171  ft  w  of  HaUted,  n  f 
170x125;  May  29.   T   Vernia   to  B  J 

Nockin  Jr  $22,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  184  ft  e  of  Stewart  av, 
8  f  48x100;  June  3.  P  A  Starck  to  F  B 

Dllery  $12,000 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  K'O  ft  e  of  Jeflferson  st, 
sf  75x75,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  16.  H 

Martin  to  0  H  Horton  $22,500 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  175  ft  e  of  Jeflferson  at, 
8  f  25x75,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  15.  T 

Dempster  to  O  H  Horton  $2,F.0u 

Fourteenth  at  W,  bet  Center  av  and 
Waller,  s  f  24xl(  0;  May  31.  A  H  Cohn 

to  8  H  Cohn  $3,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  144  ft  w  of  Throop,  n  f 
48x124;  June  5,  M  Seyfried  to  R  Bern- 
stein $12,000 

Fremont  at,  5t0  ft,  more  or  less,  n  w  of 
Bnena   av,  w  f  60x200;   May    28.  R 

Klemofen  to  L  Klemofen  $5,000 

Fulton  st,  239  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  s  f 
24x149;  May  31.  C  J  Maner  to  0 

Hazeltine   $7,200 

Fulton  st,  74  ft  e  of  N  Talman  av,  n  f  24 
xll0;Jane5.  M  Reinhirt  to  L  Zetoher 

 $2,500 

Gait  ftv,  8  e  oor  Fremont  st,  n  f  50x124; 


May  22.  T  English  to  M  H  Brice.  .$6,000 

Garfield  blvd,  100  ft  w  of  Stewart  av.  n  f 
26x  25;  May  14.  J  H  Beals  to  E  D  Joel 
 $5,500 

Garfield  blvd,  125  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
25x126;  May  14.  E  H  Beals  to  E  D  Joel 
 $3,000 

Garfield  blvd,  86  ft  w  of  Atlantic  st,  n  f 
12x130;  Mar  1.  M  E  Burdiok  to  W  F 
Peterson  $2,000 

Good  st,  216ftw  of  Sholto,  n  f  24x10'); 
June  1.  J  Lanahan  to  M  Burns  $2,600 

Grace  st,  44  ft  e  of  Ward,  s  f  4 i  3^x47; 
Aprl.  H  McJames  to  MP  Cleveland 
 $2,500 

Grand  av,  n  e  oor  Poland,  s  f  59x126;  May 
27.  D  N  Hanson  to  J  Beplea  $1,650 

Grand  blvd,  167  ft  a  of  37th  st,  e  f  40x124; 
May  4.  E  M  Montgomery  to  J  C  Bei- 
feld $12,000 

Grand  blvd,  97  ft  8  of  37th  st,  e  f  60x124; 
May  4.  P  A  Montgomery  to  J  0  Bei- 
feld .  $18,000 

Greenwood  av,  30  ft  n  of  44th  at,  e  f  2oj^ 
xl26;  May  20.  E  T  Otis  to  A  0  Deming 
 $12,000 

Greenwood  av,  n  e  cor  66th  st,  w  f  983^x 
126;  May  17.  J  H  Willard  to  W  A  Harris 

'  et  al  $6,000 

Greenwood  av,  s  w  cor  6l8t  st,  e  f  97x177; 
May  27.  J  W  Martin  to  C  A  Londelius 
 $11,000 

Green  st,  176  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  25x125;  June 
3.  D  Scully  to  M  Gantly  $1,400 

Green  at,  75  ft  a  of  59th,  e  f  25x125;  May 
15.  E  P  Strandberg  to  H  E  Chnroh.$6,000 

Green  at,  110  ft  a  of  60th,  w  f  40x125; 
May  28.  I  C  Jacobson  to  S  J  Lnnd- 
stedt  $5,000 

Groveland  av,  a  w  cor  3l8t  st,  e  f  100x110; 
May  27.  P  J  Sorg  to  Ohas  E  Ooogan 
 $550,C00 

Groveland  av,  same  ppty;  May  29.  Chas 
E  Ooogan  to  Frank  H  Ray  $560,000 

Haddon  at,  173  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f 
25x120;  June  1.  H  Jognow  to  J  Toman 
 $2,650 

Lfaddon  st,  219  ft  e  of  N  Leavitt,  n  f  24x 
1203^;  May  29.  O  Gullickson  to  Wm 
Daehn   $2,700 

Halsted  st,  200  ft  n  of  122d,  w  f  25x123; 
June  1.  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  I  E  Bennett 
 41,000 

Halsted  at,  a  w  oor  Addison,  e  f  973^x123; 
May  1.  E  Stock  to  A  Lenoard  et  al 
 $15,000 

Halsted  st,  50  ft  n  of  Root,  w  f  25x126; 
Jan  29.  H  W  Webb  et  al  to  H  B  Myers 
  ,  $5,625 

Halsted  st,  premises  No  3646,  24x1233^; 
June  4.  C  Kaufman  to  J  Hoflfmao .  $5,S00 

Halsted  at,  same  ppty;  May  24.  J  A  Hoff- 
man to  B  Wartelsky  $6,500 

Hamlin  av,  660  ft  8  of  W  Diversey,  w  f  330 
x666;  May  29.  J  F  Evans  to  C  P  H  Dose 
 $12,500 

Hamlin  av,  660  ft  n  of  Fullerton,  w  f  68ox 
665;  May  29.  J  F  Evans  to  0  P  H  Dose 
   $25,000 

Harrison  st,  175  ft  w  of  Franoieoo,  n  f  25x 
124;  May  29.  0  A  Myers  to  T  8  Thors- 
dale  $1,700 

Harrison  st,  174  ft  w  of  W  40th,  a  f  25t 
125;  May  25.  B  Dempaey  to  B  H  George 
 $1,000 

Harriaon  st.,  298  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  s  f  48x 
125;  Apr  22.  M  J  Holth  to  E  Greenbnrg 
 $2,500 

Harvard  st,  50  ft  e  of  Albany  av.  n  f  25x 
125;  June  1.  J  Qrell  to  W  Pigott.  .  .$6,000 

Hastings  st,  124  ft  w  of  Frances  av,  is  f 
100x124.26;  May  27.  J  F  Linsoott  to  J 
W  Bogers  $2,000 

Hermitage  av,  n  w  cor  49th  st,  6  f  48x126; 
June  1.  £  B  Ashermaun  to  J  H  Weiss 
 $5,136 

Hermitage  av.  n  e  cor  50th  at,  w  f  96x 
1243^;  May  20.  A  Stone  to  D  Heitman 
 $1,400 

Hermitage  av.  n  w  cor  49th  st,  e  f  48x 
1243^;  June  1.  Gottfried  Brewing  Co  to 

E  B  Asohermann  $5,136 

Holstein,  Lots  26  and  27,  no  bik  given,  in 
31  40  14;  May  29.  W  H  Cole  to  A  Churc- 
hill et  al    $1,100 

Homan  av,  50  ft  n  of  W  13th  st.  w  f  25x 
126;  June  3.  C  F  Wilke  to  J  Wokoun 

 $1,410 

Humboldt  st,  125  ft  s  of  Lee  av,  e  f  180.8 
X126.77;  May  18.  F  Henschel  to  FP 

Cleveland  $1,200 

Huron  st,  160  ft  e  of  N  49th  av,  n  f  26x 
120>^;  May  22,  J  Zurrin  to  T  Hacker 

    $3,500 

Huron  st,  s  e  cor  N  49th  av,  n  f  60x1203^; 

(Continued  jn  page  545 


544 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895 


Attractive  Otiices  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE  . 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  Icnown  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com 
fortable  couvenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

...      ,    From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 

visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  pi.aced  in  the  observatory 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  propertv  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaao. 


'  oris  LtJKES,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HanijsoTTiBst  RBStaiiraat  in 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


The  Sweetest  Music 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

AddresB  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  C1,AI9I!^  COMPANY, 

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P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


requires  a. 


b  Washburn 

,/%        Guitar,  Mandolin, 
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^  They  are  the  pio.hict  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factor  ies  in  the-  woiidand  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  huish.  Send  tu 
the  makers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FKEE) 
containing-  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
Music  IJealers. 


In  endless  variety 
V  lOlinS  ^'•'^at'y  reduced 
.  prices.  From  $3.00 
to  S2000.  vve  present  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A  k  to  see  the  genuine  (  lid 
V)olins  at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 
V  isitors  cordi-      ■  ^  , 

ally  welcome.     Lyon  &  Healy 

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N.B.— We  sell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-P.icp 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

DIERS  WIDOWS 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS.  ' 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
.;he  line  of  dnty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
jince  the  war.  Snrvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
if  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
.'honsand'^  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
>r  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
.'<iti'  «aonensfi  1 


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ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

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Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


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Qeneral  JobblCK  li-  a\\  Branchee  of 

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Others  Proportionately  Low. 

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artistic  instruments— 

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UNEQUALED  inaction 
UNEQUALED  in  casings 


QUALITY, 

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OXJARAlSr  TEED 

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545 


(Ooatinued  from  page  543.) 
May  27.  H  T  Glover  et  al  to  E  H  J 

Boseok  $1,SOO 

Indiana  st,  362  ft  w  of  Elizabeth,  n  f  25x 
150;  Mar  18,'91. 0  B  Havens  to  A  E 

Havens   $12,000 

Indiana  av,  72  ft  n  of  3tst  st,  e  f  24x119; 

May  18.  K  E  Bendell  to  A  Hildred. $6,400 
Irving  av,  360  ft  a  of  Polk  st,  e  f  183^t 
125;  Jane  5.  F  0  Roundy  to  H  E  Higley 

 $4,000 

Irving  Park  blvd,  s  w  oor  Troy  st,  n  f  13.S 
xl25;  May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  F 

Smerling  $3,700 

Irving  Park  blvd,  s  w  oor  Troy  st,  n  f  133 
zl25,  with  411^  other  lots  in  same  snb; 
May  20.  B  Kaafman  to  W  E  Hatterman 

 $10,000 

Jaoksou  blvd,  164  ft  e  of  Center  av,  n  f 
54x178;  Nov  5  '94.  0  M  Holden  et  al  to 

J  Speotor  et  al  $10,800 

Jaokson  st,  s  w  oor  S  46th,  300  ft  to 
Owasoo,  Jnne  4.  J  U  Smith  to  City  of 

Ohioago  $14  OUO 

Jaokson  av,  192  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  48z 
1061^;  Apt  10.  L  M  MoQraw  to  V  I 

Aaron  $13,000 

Jaokson  st,  178  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  22x 
125;  May  29.  fl  L  Rogers  to  E  V  8 

Rollo  $10,000 

JefifersoD  st,  100  ft  s  of  Madison,  e  f  44x 
79>^;   May   29.  K   Ohatroop  to  A  E 

Lbiont  $65,000 

Jefferson  av,  s  w  oor  Gray  st.  e  f  55x121; 
May  20.  E  K  Butler  to  H  Birehwall 

 $1,025 

Joseph  st.  No  2161,  33^  ft  w  of  Oali- 
forLia  av,  n  f  24x125;  Apr  22.  William 

Lorimer  to  E  J  Dwyer  $4,000 

Jastine  et,  249  ft  n  of  53d,  e  f  25x121; 

Jone  1.  F  Mnhe  to  F  Weber  $1,006 

Jastine  st,  299  ft  n  of  50th,  w  f  26x124; 

Apr  10.  I  Shiok  to  J  H  Esser  $1,700 

Kedzie  av,  150  ft  s  of  Douglas,  w  f  1773^ 
xl26;  May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  W 

Breyer  $3,575 

Eedzie  av,  s  e  oor  Douglas,  w  f  160x125; 
May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  A  N  Nelson 

 $3,900 

Eedzie  av.  111  ft  n  of  Douglas,  w  f  U  Ox 
125;  May  iO.  W  E    Hatterman   to  A 

Glanz  *2,2Cr 

Kedzie  av,  91  ft  s  of  Fiournoy  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  May  2.  Est  of  G  K  Shoenberger  to 

E  J  Burritt  $1,500 

Eedzie  av,  same  ppty;  May  2.  E  J  Burritt 

to  G  8  Ballard  $1,800 

Eedzie  av  N,  164  ft  n  of  Armitage,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  LAW  Ovitt  to  A  Albuoh 

 $1,260 

Eenmore  av,  306  ft  s  of  Grand,  e  f  60x 
150;  Aug  4,'94.  Est  of  J  0  McDowell  to 

M  8  Lapham  $1,100 

Eimbark  av,  138  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  50x 
165;  May  26.  M  0  8mith  to  J  Inglis  etal 

 $3,2  0 

Eimbark  av.  b  e  oor  48th  st,  w  f  50x188.2; 
May  26.  J  H  Howard  to  W  A  Fuller 

  $40,000 

Eimbark  av,  same  ppty;  June  1.  W  A 

Fuller  to  I  G  Howard  $40,0C0 

Eimbark  av,  s  e  oor  52Dd  st,  w  f  50x126; 

May  22.  H  M  Oady  to  G  W  Earn.. $6,500 
Laflin  st,  200  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  50xl24>^; 

July  14,'aO.  J  Walker  to  N  J  Toole.$l,300 
Lake  st,  85  ft  e  of  Green,  s  f  41x96,  more 
or  less;  June  1.  P  Dumond  to  W  P 

Hook  $10,000 

Lake  av,  221  ft  n  of  39th  st,  e  f  20x179; 

May  6.  E  J  White  to  M  B  Spioer. $13,600 
Lake  av,  125  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  w  f  16>^xl24; 

June  1.  B  8  Choroh  to  8  E  vrallaoe.$8,000 
Lake  av,  72  ft  s  of  Bowen,  e  f  24x100; 
May  21.  A  8  Walker  to  H  L  Turner 

 $9,600 

Lake  av,  same  ppty;  June  3.  H  L  Turner 

to  A  Z  Bowen  $9,500 

Langley  av,  160  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  148x 
12^;Apr  13.  L  Burger  to  Williana  Dough- 
erty  $6,000 

Langley  av,  248  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  49.62x 
121.9:  May  31.  M  L  J  Russell  to  T 

Larch  $1,7C0 

Langley  av,  44  ft  e  of  Prospect  pi,  w  f  22 
xlOO;Jonel  F  8  Gowles  to  M  B  Oowles 

 $7,5l>0 

Larrabee  st,  s  w  cor  Uak,  e  f  60  ft  to 
OroBby  st;  June  3.  E  Mueller  to  P  Mil 

ler   $10,000 

La  Salle  st,.  223  ft  s  of  37th,  w  f  24^x 
122>^;  Jane  5.  0  U  Trudel  to  L  O  Bir- 

low    $2  600 

La  Salle  ar,  144  ft  s  of  Eugenie  st,  w  f  20 
x6f,  more  or  less;  May  1.  W  James  to 

E  0  Gnnn   $6,600 

Lawndale  av,  218  ft  s  of  W  29th  st,  w  f  24 


xl25j^;  June  1.  G  W  Oass  to  M  E  En- 
right   $2,800 

Lawndale  av,  174  ft  s  of  Oornelia  st,  e  f 
50x125;  June  1.  J  F  TV  Helmnth  to  J 

Mossier  $2,o50 

Lexington  st,  180  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f 
25x126;  June  3.  M  A  Lyons  to  S  Hefter 

   $5,850 

Linden  av,  25  ft  n  w  of  N  42d,  e  f  26x135; 

Apr  9.  W  K  Driggs  to  M  I  Smith. .  $3,000 
Lincoln  av,  308  ft  n  w  of  Center  st,  s  w  f 
94x136,  more  or  less;  May  29.  Andrew 
E  Leicht  and  wife  to  Eatharina  Cha- 

troop  $30,000 

Lowe  av,  276  ft  s  of  120th  st,  e  f  60x123; 

June  1.  Am  T  and  8  Bk  to  J  Hale8.$l,300 
Lowe  av,  s  w  cor  64th  st,  e  f  160x150;  May 

22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L  P  Boyle  $6,500 

Lowe  av,  same  ppty;  Jane  5.  L  P  Boyle 

to  E  H  Simons  $6,5C0 

Lnbeok  st,  192  ft  w  of  N  Robey,  s  f  92x 
100;  June   1.  J  Gnnzenbanser   to  J 

Dzievor    $4,803 

Lunt  av,  450  ft  e  of  Sonthport,  n  f  50x173; 

May  27.  W  Clancy  to  0  A  Antes.  .  .$6,500 
Madison  av,  95  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  26x143; 
Oct  I2,'94.  J  C  Neemes  to  L  £  Holmes 

 ■.  $5,000 

Madison  at,  325  ft  e  of  8  41st  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Jan  22,'94.  D  8  Place  to  M  T  Tim-  . 

roth  $4,0C0 

Madison  av,  183  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  26x 
15i;  Apr  27.  W  Y  Baker  to  E  B  Smith 

 $9,000 

Madison  av,  n  e  oor  62nd  st.  w  f  50x134; 
Mar  4.    T  A  Buokner  to  W  H  Moore 

 $10,000 

Manistee  av,  160  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  26x 
138j^;  June  4.   M   Syozesmak   to  M 

Pyplatz...  $1,300 

Maplewood  av  N,  s  e  cor  Frankfort  at,  w 
f  19x110;  May  28.  M  C  Peffierman  to  L 

M  Larson  $l,i00 

Maple  av,  202  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  50x122; 

Apr  16.  E  Larson  lo  J  M  Carlson.  .$2,0.  C 
Marshfield  av,  166  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  June  3.  B  0  Perry  to  J  H  Swart- 
wont  .'  $3,500 

Maryland  av,  171  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  May  31.  J  Z  Soanlan  to  B  Brady 

 $4,000 

May  St.  190  ft  s  of  Lake,  w  f  26.66x118.8; 
Jane  1.  J  Genoflle  et  al  to  E  W  Morgan 

et  al  $6,000 

Meadow  lai.e,  455  ft  w  of  Ridge  rd,  e  f 
50x162;  May  29.  C  Hayden  to  H  F  Hay- 
den   $3',000 

Melrose  st,  241  ft  e  of  Son  hport  av,  n  f 
50x122;  May  31.  H  Boassemaere  to  M 

Boossemaere  $4,500 

Miller  st,  164  ft  n  of  W  Polk,  w  f  48x104; 

May  22.  J  T  Denvir  to  J  D  Casey ..  $2,500 
Minerva  av,  148^^  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  t  bOx 
126;  Oct  26,'94.  W  Mavor  to  E  Smith 

 $2,760 

Mohawk  st,  198^^  ft  s  of  Center,  e  f  25x 
127;  June  4.  M  Hallbaaer  to  C  Henning 

 $3,000 

Monroe  av,  100  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  5')x 

100;  Apr  20.  W  Wy'.es  to  A  Hood.. $4,000 
Morgan  st,  n  e  oor  W  63rd  pi,  w  f  SlJ^x 
120;  Deo  19,'94.  M  Ragen  to  J  Enzweiler 

  $2,300 

Morgan  st,  98  ft  a  of  68th,  e  f  25x124.61; 
Feb  16.  J  S  Comelicg  to  J  Fleming 

  ,..$1,600 

Morgan  st,  25  ft  n  of  Belknap,  e  f  25x115; 

Mar  12.  M  A  Johnson  to  P  Ryan.. $1,700 
Mospratt  st,  48  ft  s  of  32d  pi,  w  f  24x126, 
und  ^  int.  May  22.  Est  of  J  Formella 

to  MSimikowski  $1,000 

Mospratt  st,  n  w  cor  32d,  e  f  24x124;  May 
23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Commercial  L  &  B 

Assn  $8,000 

Morse  st,  195  ft  e  of  Ridge  av,  n  t  141x 
171;  May  1.  C  H  Moise  to  L  Beck  et  al 

 $5,240 

Ninteenth  st  W,  48  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24 
xl25;MBy  10.  F  Junger  to  F  Jaborek 

   .$14,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  100  ft  w  of  Oakley  av, 
n  f  25x126;  June  1.  A  ToUar  to  K  H 

Frank  1  $9,000 

Ninety-first  st,  50  ft  e  of  Buffalo  av,  s  f 
26x135;  June  4.  0  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  R 

Atchison  Jr   $1,026 

North  av  W,  160  ft  w  of  Ballon  st,  9  f  25x 
140;  May  1.  J  Ohapell  to  P  S  Olson 

 $2,000 

North  av  W,  100  ft  e  of  N  Spaulding,  n  f 
75x121,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  14.  J  F 

Evans  to  H  J  Evans  $  0  000 

North  av  W,  75  ft  w  of  N  Sawyer,  s  f  60x 
136;  May  22.  J  C  Williams  to  G  Walk 

 $4,000 

Oak  Bt,  115  ft  e  of  Wells,  s  f  20x109;  Feb 


27.  B  Mullen  to  A  Mullen  $6,000 

Ogden  blvd,  69  ft  s  w  of  Rockwell  st,  e  f 
11^x114;  June  6.  J    May  to  R  Matt 

. .  $6,000 
n  f  21 


Ohio  st  W,  8  e  oor  N  Lawndale  av 

x76;  Apr  10.  W  P  Eetoham  to  V  I  Aaron 

 $4  600  i 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  st,  n  w  cor  Went- 
worth  av,  a  f  45x125;  June  1.  E  F  Olson 

to  G  Nylander  $1,100 

Ontario  st,  3,466  ft  s  of  State,  n  f  25x100; 
May  7.  William  H  Cox  to  O  O  atorle 

$1,0C0 

Orchard  st,  166  ft  a  of  Belmont  av,  e  f  50 
xl25;  May  31.  J  8  M  Gils  to  A  Nordeen 

 $2,75) 

Orchard  st,  112  ft  n  e  of  Cybonrn  av,  s  e 
f  25x90;  June  3.  A  Torpe  to  J  Bauer 

 $6,000 

Osgood  st,  207  ft  B  of  Grace,  e  f  26x120; 

May  1.  J  M  Mayer  to  J  J  Farlong.$l,'.:50 
Owasoo  st,  176  ft  e  of  8  4l8t  av,  n  f  60x 
124  7;  May  29.  W  A  Renter  to  J  E  Mans- 
field  $l,8fO 

Paulina  Bt,  92  ft  n  of  Sunnyside  av,  e  f 
75x165;  Apr  9.  E  Wallace  et  al  to  A 

Trostel  $6,812 

Paxton  av,  125  ft  n  w  of  136th  st,  n  e  f  25 
xl25;  May  17.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Village 

Loan  and  Bnildicg  Assn  $1,324 

Peoria  Bt,  166  ft  n  of  65th,  w  f  25x124.65; 

May  22.  O  B  Green  to  G  Church. .  .$1,075 
Peoria  at,  37  ft  s  of  77th,  e  f  40x1243^; 
May  14.  U  Z  Salomon  to  J  H  Beals 

 $7,0(  0 

Perry  at,  62  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine  av,  e  f 
33x161;  May  20.  L  Lntz  to  P  Becker 

 $2,oro 

Perry  st,  n  e  oor  Warren  av,  w  f  58x16!; 

May  8.  L  Lntz  to  N  Buck  $4,260 

Pine  Grove  av,  a  e  cor   Waveland,  w  f 
160  4  10x200;  May  16.  W  A  Alexander 

to  J  Maokin  $80,0:0 

Polk  st  W,  n  e  oor  Winchester  av,  s  f  110 
xll4;  June  3.  Wm  Kent  to  F  J  Kennett 

  ,  $13,000 

Polk  st  W,  140  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f 
27x125;  June  5.  R  Bernstein  to  W  U 

8ey fried   $12,000 

Prairie  av,  290  ft  s  of  40th  at,  w  f  20x160; 
May  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  J  Urqnbart 

 $4,335 

Prairie  av,  200  ft  n  of  4l8t  st,  w  f  20x160; 

May  2i.  M  in  O  to  M  H  Bogert  $4,335 

Prairie  av,  154  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  26x178; 
June  3,'94.  M  J  DUmann  to  D  Ullmann 

  $1^,000 

Princeton  av,  267  ft  w  of  37th  st.  w  f  223^ 
xl25;  May  24.  H  G  Loomis  to  F  CO'Day 

 $4,000 

Princeton  ev,  247  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  19>^ 
xl26;  May  24.  H  G  Loomis  to  M  E 

Hammond.  $4,000 

Racine  av,  H%  ft  s  of  Lill,  w  f  60x120; 

June  5.  G  K  Powell  to  L  A  Baker. $4,716 
Racine  av,  743^  ft  s  ot  Lill  av,  w  f  5  x 
128;  May  15.  J  J  DiboB  to  G  H  Powell 

 $4,715 

Randolph  st,  n  w  oor  Canal,  s  f  75x793^, 
und  }^  int;  Mar  16.  0  R  Green  to  M  A 

Lewis  $18,000 

Reaper  at,  141  ft  a  of  Diversey  av,  e  f 
483x126;  May  LOW  Fullerton  to  S 

Brown  Jr  $6,960 

Robey  st  N,  48  ft  n  of  Homer,  e  f  24x100; 
May  16.  H  M  Shrepfer  to  F  W  Schy- 

manski  $3,(00 

Roscoe  at,  822  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 
176x1663^;  May  8.  Emilie  Wiegleb  and 
husband  to  Charles  H  Dennis  . . .  $40,000 
RoBooe  st,  a  w  cor  Perry  av,  n  f  273^x124; 

May  8.  N  Buck  to  L  Lutz  $7,(/00 

Roscoe  et,  s  w  cor  Lincoln,  n  f  48x126; 
May  31.  T  Eckbreoht  to  L  W  Herd- 
rich  $6,700 

Saginaw  av,  60  ft  s  of  87th  at,  w  f  26x  I 
138>^;  May  29.  W  Polfns  to  M  C  Py- 

platz   $1,200 

Sangamon  st,  241  ft  s  of  63d,  w  f  26x 
124.72;  Nov  2.'92.  0  B  Green  to  D  Kem- 

man   $1,000 

Sangamon  st,  291  ft  s  of  vV  12th,  w  f  26x 
100;  May  31.  M  Shapiro  to  I  Shapiro 

 $6,600 

Seldeu  st,  288  ft  e  of  Lincoln  n  f  24x100; 

May  13.  G  Jenkins  to  A  W  Eratz.  .$4,000 
Seventy-second  st,  983^  ft  e  of  Eimbark 
av,  n  f  £0x126;  May  31.  B  F  Bennett  to 

F  F  Bennett  $1,300 

Seventy-fifth  st,  161  ft  e  of  Bond  av,  a  f  60 
xllO;  Apr  11.  M  F  McDonagh  to  8  O 

Duncan  $13,000 

Shields  av,  159  ft  n  of  7  th  9t,  w  f  4o  ft 
to  R  R  r  of  w;  May  28.  J  B  Bonlton  to 

M  A  Piokley  ^  1,(  00 

Sixteenth  pi  W,  314  ft  w  of  Wentwofth  av, 


n  f  60x147;  June  1 .  Maet  in  Ohy  to  8  0 

Kesler   $2,185 

Sixty-first  at,  36  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  s  f  30x 
12.'5;  May  15.  H  E  Church  to  E  P  Strand- 
berg   $4,200 

Sixty-second  st  W,  547  ft  e  of  Halsted,*  s  f 
373^x125;  Sep  19,'92.  P  Papke  to  H 

Heinz  $6.0:50 

Sixty-second  st.  251  ft  e  of  St  Loaia  av,  a 
f  25x124;  Feb  8,'94.  Maat  in   Chy  to 
Security  Loan  and  Building  AB)«n..$2,0i  0 
Sixty-second  st  W,  540  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n 
f  60x125;  May  29.  A  Trebilcook  et  al  to 

T  B  Ohamberlin  $16,0(0 

Sixty-third  st,  n  w  oor  Bishop,  s  f  45x125; 

June  4.  J  Morony  to  P  J  Barry  $4,000 

Sixty-third  st,  75  ft  e  of  May,  s  f  25x126; 
May  29.  J  E  EuUerstand  to  D  C  Berry 

 $13,000 

Sixty-third  st,  s  w  cor  Union  av,  n  f  234x 
136;  May  22.  Mast   in   Chy   to  M  H 

Bogert  $23,901 

Sixty  fifth  st,  191  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
43x150;  May  31.  0  Squires  et  al  to  L  D 

Pugh  $32,000 

Sixty-sixth  pi,  300  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  n  f  40x126;  May  25.  C  F  White  to 

H  B  Byers  $5,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  n  w  oor  Justine,  a  f  33x 
125;  May  27,'89.  0  P  Dewey  to  T  F 

Reilly  $1,200 

Sixty-ninth  st,  n  w  oor  Marshfield  av,  a  f 
32x125;  Apr  10.  J  L  8  Hall  to  J  W 

Waiter  $4,400 

South  Park  av,  383  ft  n  of  35th  st,  e  f  50^ 
xl243^;  Apr  27.0  T  Mason  to  E  B 

.Smith  $30,01  0 

South  Park  av,  s  e  oor  24th  st,  w  f  2l3^x 
120;  Apr  22.  J  J  Schobinger  to  D  Bash 

  $6,0f0 

Sooth  Park  av,  n  w  cor  69th  st,  e  f  2l3^x 

68;  Apr  27.  0  L  Fry  to  F  A  BrydeD.$5,C(0 
Southport  av,  a  w  cor  Addison  st,  e  f  6(  x 
124;  May  14.  A  L  F  Eilert  to  A  E  Ob- 
lander   $6,0t0 

South  Park  av,  141  ft  n  of  79th  st,  v?  f 

152x124,  and  other  ppty;  .  C 

F  Trapp  to  W  T  Farwell  $5,660 

Southport  av,  225  ft  s  of  Waveland,  w  f 
60x120;  Apr  24.  J  G  Bodmer  to  S  Kahn 

  $6,0CO 

Sonthport  av,  74  ft  n  of  Addison  st,  e  f  26 
xl333^;  May  22.  Est  of  J  Wioher  to  E 

MoUer  '.  $1,000 

Spaulding  av,  125  ft  a  of  25th  at,  w  f  75x 
125;  Sep  1,'92.    0  H    Bromann  to  M 

Zajicek  $1,461 

State  Bt,  68.8  ft  n  of  30th,  w  f  26x1223^; 
Sep  27, '92.  R  Baumann  to  B  Baamann 

 $8,000 

State  st,  30/1^  ft  n  of  29th,  e  f  26x123; 

June  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  C  Gray.  .$3,367 
Stewart  av,  n  e  cor  64th  st,  w  f  60x140; 

May  1.  T  Valentine  to  N  J  Sharp .  .$4,600 
Stewart  av,  100  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f  76x150, 

May  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  J  Miller.$ll,700 
St  Lawrence  av,  223  ft  a  of  70th  st,  e  f  25 
xl24;  Oot  29,'94.  E  B  Camp  to  W  E 

Weale  $1,126 

St  Louis  av,  100  f  t  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  June  5.  M  Hurley  to  J  T  Henne- 

berry  $1,200 

St  Louis  av,  265  ft  s  of  Ogden,  w  f  25x 
1223^;  June  LEE  Brugge  to  O  F 

Schlehnber  $5,£00 

Stony  Island  av,  75  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x 
160;  May  31.  E  B  MoEev  to  R  M  Me- 

Key  et  al  .'  $4,360 

Sunnyside  av,  224  ft  w  of  Hamilton,  n  f 
373^x1211^;  May  28.  0  B  Lnkens  to  B 

H  Gavin  $l.i>00 

Saperior  av,  n  w  oor  85th  st,  e  f  123x124, 
and  other  ppty;  June  4.  M  Leonard  to 

A  Sohnase  $3,000 

Superior  av,  221  ft  a  of  83rd  at,  e  f  26x 
124;  June  4.  I  Lazaraki  to  J  Ohemma 

 $1,250 

Superior  av,  85  ft  s  of  87th  et,  w  f  50x140; 
May  16.  N  Danielson  to  A  Lilgestrom 

  $2  500 

Thirteenth  st  W,  199  ft  w  of  Center  av,  25 
xl24;  June  1.  J  Klokke  to  N  Mathiesou 

 $4,000 

Thirteenth  at  W,  144  ft  w  of  8  Wood,  n  f 

72x124;  Apr  4.  G  A  Ellis  to  S  Ellis. $3,000 
Thirteenth  pi,  168  ft  w  of  Laflin  st,  s  f  24 
xl24;  June  3.  A  A  Lorr  to  J  A  Wallt- 

zeck  $2,6' 0 

Thomas  st,  26  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
25x120;  May  31.  H  Ulrich  to  0  Ulrioh 

 $6,206 

Tracy  av,  391  ft  n  of  W  48ih  pi,  e  f  233-^x 

126;  June  1.  E  Petit  to  P  Donovan. $2,500 
Troy  st,  n  w  oor  Douglas  av,  e  f  111x125; 
May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  0  Hatter 
man  $1,86C 


l^lTfe  RfeAL  tiStAtE  AND  fetjlLt)tNG  ^OtJRtJAt. 


June  8,  189S 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  l8  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  parpose 
of  speoalatlns  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  AdTertising 
Borean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insare 
protecilon  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Banb. 

"  Wasmansdorff  &  Helnemann,  Bunkers, 
and  a  tbonsand  others  In  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  15  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOM  5,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


June  8,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


547 


Troy  at,  71  f t  n  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f  U5x 
100;  May  27.  H  HaWersoD  to  A  Olson 

 $2,000 

Troy  st,  n  w  oor  64lh,  e  f  50x125;  May  23. 
Mast  in  Ohy  to  Village  Loan  and  Baild- 

inf?  Assn  $2,030 

Trnmbnll  av,  150  f t  s  of  W  2l8t  st,  w  f  25 
xlOO;  May  27.  E  Daudelin  to  H  Ivison 

 $6,CO0 

Twelfth  st  W,  72  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  24x125; 
May  29.  M  Eirohman  to  W  0  Kirohman 

 $1,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  24x125; 
May  31.  M  Kirohaian  to  J  J  Fetermiobel 

 $14,000 

Twelfth  8t  W,  150  f t  w  of  W  4l8t,  25x125; 

May  28.  M  Soott  to  H  G  Brown  $1,100 

Twelfth  pi  W,  166  ft  e  of  Laflin  st,  n  f  24 
xl24;  June  5.  J  H  F  Wallrodt  to  R  John 

 $1,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  premises  No  1078,  June 

1.  Est  of  J  Nowak  to  M  Nowak . .  .$1,00C 
Twenty-second  st  W,  s  w  oor  Oakley  av, 
n  f  25x124;  May  8.  G  8  Ballard  to  U 

Van  Horn  $2,000 

Twenty-second  st  W,  49  ft  e  of  Avers  av, 
n  f  24x125;  May  29.  0  W  Carter  to  G  A 

Rose  $1,400 

Twenty-third  st  W,  50  ft  e  of  Kroll,  n  f 
25x100;   May   31.  F  J  Bauman   to  0 

Marteno   $2,400 

Twenty  fifth  st  W,  144  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av, 
n  f  24x100;  June  4.  F   Kuban  to  J 

Zdenek   $3,500 

Van  Bnren  st,  421  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  s  f  491^x106;  Mar  15.  A  8  Bradley 

to  M  L  Lang  ,  $2,600 

Van  Boren  st.  4373^  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  s  f  26>^xl05;  June  3.  M  L  Lang  to 

C  E  Finnegan   $6,600 

Van  Buren  st,  421  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
8  f  25x105;  June  3.  M  L  Lang  to  E  A 

Mordock  $6,500 

Vernon  av.  116  ft  s  of  43rd  st,  e  f  25x121 ; 

Mar  28.  A  Farrand  to  A  0  Story .  .$8,600 
Vinoennes  av,  226  ft  s  of  40th  st,  w  f  25x 
130,  more  or  less;  May  17.  W  A  Harris 

et  al  to  J  H  Willard  et  al  $1.8,600 

Vincennea  av,  s  e  oor  46th  at,  w  f  237  J^x 
1263^;  June  1.  Est  of  J  Wilson  to  E 

Ryder  $25,000 

Warner  ay,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  s  f  50x 
126;  May  24.  H  P  Schwennesen  to  P 

Spielmann  $2,450 

Warren  av,  368  ft  e  of  California,  s  f  2us 
122;  June  5.  H  E  Higley  to  F  O  Roondy 

 $6,500 

Warren  av,  59  ft  w  of  Hermitage,  n  f  30x 
122;  Jane  4.  £  Dobson  to  E  J  Lewis 

 $3,075 

Washington  st,  151  f t  e  of  8  45th  av,  s  t 
25x180;  May  16.  F  B  Chamberlin  to  A 

Trebiloock  $2,000 

Washington  st,  126  f t  e  of  8  45th  av,  s  f 
26x180;  May  16.  F  B  Chamberlin  to  J 

Penhallegon  $2,000 

Washington  blvd,  n  e  cor  California  av,  s 
f  45x1(  0,  und     int;  June  6.  E  J  Lewis 

to  Paul  Uumond  $6,750 

Webster  av,  s  e  oor  74th  st,  w  f  66 . 82xl2C ; 
Wentworth  av,  a  e  oor  74th  at,  e  f  132.84 
X98.84;  Feb  6,'93.  Idora  Montgomery 

to  Q  W  Streeter  $60,000 

Wentworth  av,  82  ft  n  of  120th  st,  w  f  50 
xl20;  May  27,  H  T  Fitszgibbon  to  J  T 

Toong  $1,400 

Wentworth  av,  lisy^  tt  n  of  69th  st,  e  f 
33x133;  June  1.  M  K  Hardoastle  to  M 

R  Merriam  $6,2K0 

Western  av,  173  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  e  f 
50x126;  June  1.  0  Catlin  to  J  Mildner 

 $3.50) 

Winnemao  av,  156  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f 
50x144;  May  31.   A  Chytrana  to  A  V 

Johnson  $1,600 

Wol'ram  st,  275  ft  e  of  Drake  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  June  1.  E  Zbirski  to  William  Mock 

 $1,400 

Wolfram  st,  181  ft  e  of  8octhport  av,  n  f 
26x124)^;  June  3.  R   Barz  to   H  J 

Schmidt  $2,525 

Woodlawn  av,  49  ft  n  of  58th  at,  e  f  50x 

177;  Apr  17.  M  Field  to  J  Loeb. .  .$5,250 
Wrightwood  av,  200  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  n 
f  25x190;  Feb  27.  B  Mullen  to  A  Mullen 
 $6,000 

niMCfiJjl^ANKOUS— ClTl; . 

Tranatere  Under  tlOOO. 
Argyle,  Hall's  add.  It  32  b  4  May  21,  0 

Bristle  et  al  to  E  Werner   $760 

Argyle,  Hall's  add.  It  34  b  4  May  21,  same 

to  same   $7£0 

Bauer's  resub.  It  14  b  2  n  hf  a  w  qr  23  40 
13  May  20,  L  Haentze  to  C  Hatzfeld  $500 


Beebe'a  sub,  It  43  b  5  e  hf  n  w  qr  2  39  13 
May  21,  F  Lewandowski  to  E  M  Dynie- 

wioz  $600 

Beebe's  sub,  same  Feb  21,  A  Dyniewicz  to 

F  Lewandowaki  $600 

Borden's  1st  add.  It  35  b  2,  17  38  14  Nov 

2n,'91,  J  U  Borden  to  J  A  Danielson  $500 
Borden's  sub.  It  21  b  4  n  e  qr  17  38  14 

June  1,  E  Granum  to  W  M  Willner.  .$575 
Braokett's  anb.  Its  14  and  15  b  2seqr3 
39  13  May  31,  D  M  Kenyon  to  J  J 

Carroll   $800 

Brand's  sub.  It  36  of  It  10  n  e  qr  26  40  13 

June  1,  C  B  Naslund  to  C  Ott  et  al.  .$800 
Chicago  Heights,  It  37  b  4,  33  40  13  May 

7,  B  J  Qlasen  to  R  T  Crane  $325 

Chicago  Heights  aub.  It  8  b  1,  33  40  13 

Apr  16,  S  L  Boyce  to  J  Roth  $275 

Chicago  Heights,  It  32  b  3,  33  40  13  Apr 

23,  '94,  8  L  Boyoe  to  J  J  Buckley  $275 

Clarkdale,  Mitchell's  add.  It  14  b  16  May 

24,  F  E  Morse  to  E  H  Gary  $300 

Co  Clk's  div.  It  16  b  4  sab  bs  1  to  6  e  hf  n 

w  qr  18  40  14  June  27,'94,  B  MoAndrewa 

to  M  E  Wenderoth  $800 

Colorado  add.  It  8  b  1,  15  39  13  May  4,  A 

J  Koch  to  J  W  Wraith  $850 

Ct  ptn,  it-33  b  7  w  hf  s  w  qr  25  39  13  May 

28,  J  Roohford  to  B  Sohroedet  $800 

Ot  ptn,  It  44  b  9  e  hf  23  39  13  May  27,  H 

C  Brant  to  A  W  Olson  $860 

Oonnaelman's  sub.  It  43  b  5  n  w  qr  15  39 
13  May  7,  P  W  Palmer  to  J  E  Mansfield 

 $600 

Dauphin  Park.  It  21  b  4  Apr  17,  R  D  F 

Fngl  to  L  Hasler  $650 

Dauphin  Park,  It  3  b  3  May  23,  C  &  C  C 

Jfc  D  Co  to  J  F  Brower  $750 

Davenport's  aub.  It  269  n  e  qr  3  39  13  May 

23,  J  Schmelz  to  H  Pfafif  $450 

Diven's  sub.  It  32  b  8  s  w  qr  2  39  13  May 

22,  J  Jolkowski  to  A  Jolkowski  $600 

Dunning's  aub,  Us  31  and  32  b  3  n  w  qr 
19  40  13  May  29,  A  Dunning  to  J  Keefer 

 $300 

Eberbart's  sub.  It  12  b  8  n  e  qr  23  38  13 
Jan  26,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  G  E  Stolp 

 $225 

Edson's  aub,  It  13  b  11  n  w  qr  20  40  14 

May  21,  J  Rood  Jr  to  J  P  Hurley . . .  $800 
En_glewood  Heights,  It  15  b  2,  6  37  14 
June  1,  Gottfried  Brg  Co  to  E  B  Aaoh- 

mann  $250 

Englewoo<i  on  the  Uill,  lat  add.  Us  149 
and  150  Apr  14,'80,  E  A  Cummings  to 

M  C  Pearce  $650 

Englewood  Hts,  It  44  b  11  June  11,'94,  Q 

WaiQ  to  G  F  Bunday  $600 

Englewood  Hts,  It  12  b  4  June  11,  1894, 

same  to  same  $600 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  3d  add.  It  233  Nov 

20,'91,  E  A  Oummings  to  M  H  Bowen  $475 
Englewood  Hta,  It  15  b  2  June  1,  E  B 

Ashermann  to  J  H  Weiss  $260 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  168,  20  38  14 
May  29,'89,  C  P  Dewey  to  A  H  Maaok 

 $300 

Englewood,  McKey's  add,  Its  21  and  22  b 
2  May  20,  W  D  McKey  to  A  Stenhonse 

 $860 

E  1^  It  2  and  w  It  3  b  2  sub  n  ^  e  }^  a 
e  qr  a  e  qr,  1  39  13  May  31,  H  L  Brun 

to  M  L  Venn  $800 

Fifty-fifth  st  blvd  add,  Ita  171  and  17a 
Oct  31,  18t0,  E  A  Onmminga  to  H  R 

Johnaon  $979 

Fifty-fifth  st  blvd  add.  It  301  May  17, 

same  to  same  $760 

Ford's  sub.  It  90  b  28,19  40  14  Mar  28,C  F 

Ford  to  O  Y  Olson   $775 

Galvin'a  sub,  It  39  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  14  May 

27.  E  Galvin  to  P  Feely  $600 

Garfield  blvd  add.  It  58  Apr  1,  N  F  Worth 

to  0  Brahany  $850 

Garfield,  It  16  b  12  May  20,  A  Prickett  to 

C  E  Olson  $600 

Grant  Pk  add,  It  60  and  78  July  1,'91,  F  F 

Cauda  to  F  Seeba  '.  $925 

Gross'  sub.  It  3  b  21  a  w  3^  5  38  14  Deo  3, 

91,  8  E  Gross  to  C  C  Huff  $675 

Hanson's  sub.  It  24  and  25  b  4  n  e  ^  32 
40  13  May  28,  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  C  Blue- 
ford  $530 

Harding's  sub,  It  13  b  10  w  }^  n  w  ^,  11 
39  13  Apr  10,  H  C  Rose  to  H  W  Harris 

 $700 

Harrison's  add.  It  21  b  3  13  39  13  May  31, 

A  E  Wood  to  0  A  Wood  $450 

Heintz's  aub.  It  23  b  6  a  w      4  38  14  June 

4,  F  Hutchison  to  T  Griffin.  $700 

Hinckley's  sub.  It  12  It  61  to  65  s  e  ^,  8 

38  14  May  6,  D  Dick  to  J  Kennedy .  .$750 
Humboldt  Park,  Pierce's  add.  It  36  b  5 

May  25,  M  Sumna  to  E  M  Prince.  ..$700 
Humboldt  Park,  Gross'  6th  add,  It  21  Nov 
6,'93,  W  J  Moore  to  H  F  BoegerhoflE .  $950 


Humboldt  Park,  Gross'  5th  add.  It  32  Apr 
17,  C  Nelson  to  E  Engborg  et  al  $650 

Humboldt  Park,  Gross'  4th  add.  It  92  May 
22,  J  W  Ohaflfee  to  L  Russell  $600 

Iglehart's  sub,  It  10  of  It  9  e  3^  a  e  Ji,  1 
38  13  June  3,  A  Groelle  to  F  Groelle.«(03 

Irving  Park,  Ladd's  add.  It  12  b  1,  22  40 

13  May  20,  L  B  Adams  to  W  W  Wilcox 
 *800 

Jacobs'  sub,  It  40  and  41  b  2  n  e  }4,30  38 

14  June  1,  C  A  Whejler  to  D  A  Wood 
 $950 

Jacobs'  sub.  It  22  b  13  n  e  }4,  31  38  15 
May  15,  E  M  Goodlander  to  L  Wiaeman 
 $850 

Jefferson  Village,  w  3^  It  20  b  57  May  6, 
E  E  Graham  to  C  B  Glass  $400 

Jefferson,  Murray's  add.  It  1  b  3  Apr  26, 
M  Foerater  to  A  0  Butts  $500 

Johnston's  sub.  It  35  b  6  e  3^  8  e  3^,  36  40 
13  May  38,  S  B  Hambleton  et  al  to  W 
Ro38  $575 

Kennedy's  Pk  add,  It  197  and  198  Apr  7, 
D  J  Kennedy  to  A  Hemming  $950 

Kensington,  Young  &  C's  1st  add.  Its  13 
and  14  sub  b  2  of  b  17  May  16,  J  J 
Walter  to  I  Gardner  $800 

Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2d  add,  and  hf 
It  22  b  6  May  22,  B  Olson  to  M  Elliott 


Lake  View,  Buokingham'a  2d  add.  It  9  b  5 
May  23,  W  N  Gunderson  to  A  Gunder- 

son  

Lt  46  b  2  resab  w  3^  b  8  and  11  etc  e  >«5> 
a  e  qr  20  37  14  May  28,  A  Ohytrans  to 

F  Ohlsaon  $500 

Lt  39  b  2  sub  pt  w  >^  s  e  qr,  23  40  13  Apr 

2,  8  N  Dada  to  J  Kohnke  $450 

Lt  10  b  3  sub  b  15  and  20  19  40  14  June 

5,  J  Rood  Jr  to  P  Stichter  $80 

Lt  10  same  June  6,  F  Stichter  to  C  Eng- 

strom  $800 

McMillan  &  W'a  sub.  It  35  b  5  s  e  3^,  27 
39  13  Sep  7,'94.  J  McMillan  et  al  to  A  R 

Burlirgame  $525 

McMillan  &  W's  sub,  It  2  b  6  n  e  3^,  27  39 

13  Jan  28,  O  W  Smith  to  A  J  Rvan.  .$600 
Merigold'a  sub.  It  17  b  10  n  e  3^.  22  39  13 
July  11,'92,  L  Smerz  to  C  Oounselman 

 $550 

Merigold'a  sub.  It  18  b  10  n  e  qr,  22  39  IJ 
July  ll,'92,  C  Counselman  to  L  Smerz 

 $660 

\dilwaakee  av,  Hatterman's  aub,  It  18  b  1 
Apr  3,  W  E  Hatterman  to  J  Kazminski 

  ,  $400 

Milwaukee  av,  Butler's  sob.  Us  34  and  35  b 

3,  8  40  13  May  10,  1892,  E  K  Butler  to  L 
Witt  $850 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  33  b  1 
n  e  qr  26  40  13  May  26,  K  Muir  to  J  8 

MoConnell  $600 

Normal  Park,  Downing  &  P's  add  It  280 
May  — ,  M  A  Dawson  to  H  R  Johnson 

 $460 

Phare's  2d  anb.  It  37  reeub  pt  w  hf  n  e  qr 
1  38  13  March  30,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A 

Mclntyre  $401 

Place's  sub,  It  6  b  3  n  e  ^,  15  39  13  Apr 

16,  H  Ballen  to  J  Fielding  $990 

Place's  sub,  It  43  b  16  same  May  27,  0  & 

C  C  &  D  Co  to  J  Powlioke  $400 

Pullman,  Scanlan'a  add.  Its  5  and  6  b  2 

apr  18,  H  Qano  et  al  to  0  Hirtz  $450 

Pullman,  Gordon's  add.  Its  44  to  46  and  e 
hf  43  May  1,'90,  D  0  3ordon  to  B  Van- 

der  Meer  et  al  $750 

Pullman,  Gordon's  add.  It  76  May  23.  F 

Meyer  to  R  Peters  $460 

Pullman  e  }^  It  38  and  39  b  6  lat  add  May 

30,  Cath  Bish  of  Chgo  to  C  Korman  .$60T 
Ravenswood,  Onyler  add,  n  hf  It  23  b  7 

Mar  1,  H  M  Hubbard  to  K  Clay  $415 

Ravenswood,  Ouyler  add.  It  22  b  7  Nov  17, 

'94,  same  to  same   $830 

Ridgeland,  Linscott's  sub.  It  13  and  14  b 
3  n  w  qr  20  40  13  May  16,  F  T  Linscott 

to  G  Anderson  

Ridgeland  av,  same  anb,  Ita  15  and  16  b  5 

May  16,  aame  to  A  Anderaon  $850 

Ridgeland  av,  same  sub.  It  30  b  1  n  w  qr  20 
40  13  Feb  24,  J  F  Linaoott  to  E  Norria 

 $300 

Ridgeland  av,  same  sub.  Its  1  2  and  w  hf 
3  b  2  20  40  13  May  22,  F  T  Linscott  to 

W  A  Ogden  $600 

Simons'  aub,  It  48  b  8  s  e  qr,  35  40  13  Aug 

23,'92,  A  C  Kamen  to  J  J  Rose  $600 

Snydacker's  aub,  It  4  b  3  n  e  qr,  17  38  14 
May  27,  J  A  Consterdine  to  p  0  Keaaler 

 $650 

South  Chicago,  It  9  b  142  May  28,  0  &  C 

C  &  D  Co  to  J  Wolimann  $625 

South  Chicago,  Orlnp  &  T's  add.  It  31  b  9 
Apr  12,  A  Orelup  et  al  to  A  Anderaon 
 $600 


Sooth  Chicago,  Palmer's  add,  It  12  b  7 
July  3(','90,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  M  Bern- 
stein  $600 

South  Chicago,  Taylor'a  2d  add.  It  42  and 
n  hf  41  b  10  Apr  25,  E  AUere  to  J  U 

Schlund  $900 

South  Chicago,  Taylor's  2d  add,  s  hf  It  41 

b  10  Apr  25,  E  Albers  to  same  $600 

Steel's  sub.  It  32  w  3^  b  I  s  w  qr,  26  39  13 
Aug  12,'93,  0  Wittke  et  al  to  F  Wieaner 

 $570 

Stevenson  &  A's  sab  It  13  b  2  s  e  qr,  8  38 
14  May  27,  A  Romag  to  E  M  Winaton 

.$600 


Stoddet'e  sub.  It  29  bin  e  qr,  17  38  14 
May  18,  D  H  Tolman  to  G  O  J  Sohultz 


 $686 

S  T  S,  It  30  of  It  63,  16  37  14  Oct  8,'9a,  G 

Otto  to  Y  Pool  $326 

S  T  8  It  10  and  11  b  3  sab  It  56  and  n  }4 

58  16  37  14  May  18,  E  F  Olson  to  A  F 

Holm  $775 

Sutton's  add,  w  34.6  ft  It  13  b  4  18  39  14 

May  23,  P  H  Linneen  to  Met  W  8  El  R 

R  Co  $850 

Tyley'8  anb  It  8  8  w  qr  35  40  13  Apl  30,  J 

>    R  Tyley  to  B  Carlson  $560 

Und  qr  It  13  b  14  sob  19  39  14  May  8,  B 

Schueler  to  P  Schlemme  $464 

Und  qr  of  same  property  as  above  May  8, 

F  Schlemme  to  B  Schlemme  $934 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2d  add.  It  33  b 

4  Mar  28  R  C  Moore  to  O  Z  Olaon.  .$650 
Unter  den  Linden,  same,  Apr  9,  O  Z  Olson 

to  O  C  Rud  $800 

Wash  Hgts  sub.  It  22  to  24  sub  Its  8  to  14 

b  5  Jan  3,  J  B  Jndson  et  al  to  G  Sohnt7 

 $900 

Webb  8  sub.  It  14  b  14  a  e  qr  14  38  13  Jan 

2,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  J  W  Lowe.... $325 
Webb's  sub.  It  16  of  n  hf  b  10  s  e  qr  14  38 

13  May  24.  J  W  Breese  to  E  Free8e.$360 
West  Ohgo  L'd  Go's  sub  It  61  b  20  8  hi  10 

39  13  May  21,  F  8  Tyrrell  to  J  G  Sny- 
der $850 

West  Ohgo  L'd  Go's  snb  It  50  b  20  eame 

may  21,  same  to  same  $860 

W  Pullman  It  12  b  9  Feb  21,  Am  T  &  8 

Bk  to  0  Schmidt  $760 

Wiener's  sub.  It  64  b  6  n  e  qr  26  40  13  Feb 

23,  J  Shaffer  to  P  Rosenberger  $300 

Wisner's  sub.  It  63  b  6,  same  Feb  23,  A  W 

Black  to  same  $300 

Wrightwood  It  61   b  30  It  E,  may  31,  T 

Eliel  to  E  Hoffman  $600 

Wrightwood  av  add,  It  10  b  1  sub  bs  1  to 

3  7  and  8  Feb  6,  W  T  Farwell  to  A  Q 

Cox  et  al  $260 

»CBUBBAW  WARKAKTY  I>££I>i». 


BL.00M. 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  12  and  n  hf  11  b  60  oot  6,'tQ,  L  M  Uc- 

Oally  to  J  Adair  IISBO 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Eeeney'a  and  add.  Us  1  to  3   b  9 

may  27,  A  F  Eeeney  to  8  Nelson.,  $900 

Oolaoibla  Hgts,  Eeeney's  Ist  add,  It  6  b  10,  Its  2 

and  3  b  20  feb  21,  A  F  Keeaey  to  J  W  Walter..  $600 
Oolambia  Hgts,  same  add,  It  It)  b  9  feb  9,  Bame  to 

J  H  Pelzer  $836 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same;  apr  10,  J  H  Pelzer  to  K  E 

Schoene  $86o 

Oh'go  Hgts,  w  126  ft  b  162  may  27,  Oh'go  TAT  Co 

to  W  Q  Oaldwell  $3260 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  19  b  179  june  4,  G  F  Arnold  to  J 

Qranick  $2600 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Keeney's  let  add.  Us  8  and  9  b  24 

may  8,  F  Keake  to  A  F  Eeeney  $1600 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same:  may  8,  A  F  Eeeney  to  Steg- 

er  &  Oo  $1500 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add,  Its  6  and  7  b  24 

apr  29,'92,  J  F  Eeeney  to  M  Jahn  $600 

olambia  Hgts,  same;  apr  15,  U  Jahn  to  Steger  & 

Oo  $Bco 

Oolnmbla  Hgts,  Eeeney's  Ist  add,  It  6  b  24  apr  22, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  Same  $300 

BABBINOTON. 


North  10  acres  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  36  42  9,  and  o  p;  may 

25,  D  Wlohmann  to  0  Wichmann  $2400 

Korth  e  qr  s  W  qr  of  B  w  qr  s  e  qr  36  42  9,  and  o  p; 
may  25,  Same  to  Same  $6100 

BBEMEM. 

Bass'  3rd  add,  Its  11  and  12  b  10  may  SO,  W  Tranter 

to  E  Neltborpe  $500 

Olairmont,  8mith  &  Oo's  2nd  add.  It  216  b  3  may  33, 
J  a  Legel  to  8  B  Earrell  $210 

OALUMET. 

Bourke's  sab.  Its  28  and  29  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  31  87  14 

may  25,  W  H  Smith  to  F  Smith  $J»000 

treat's  sab.  Its  17  to  21  b  10,  e  hf  t  w  qr  17  37  14 

jane  1,  F  Timmia  to  J  H  Beck  $1600 

Morgan  Pk,  pt  It  9  b  "P";  mch  26,  D  L  Qates  to  L 
M  Gates  $H0O 


548 


THt:  REAL  ESTATE  AND  fetTlLDlNG  JOtTHKAL 


JuDeS,  189§. 


Blae  Isl,  Sander's  add.  Us  4  and  S  may  6,  Est  V  Bu 
set  to  A  Koeneoke  $17,000 

BlU6  Isl,  Xoaog'e  liud  add  It  10  and  w  lU  ft  It  11 
sab  Its  50  to  Si  apr  19,  Est  J  P  Toang  to  B  Cer- 
trand  |8i  0 

Bias  Isld,  Wattle's  add,  pt  It  4  b  4,  31  37  14  may  22, 
E  Reiner  to  8  Dickerson   $900 

Bine  Isld,  same  add,  pt  It  3  b  4  may  22,  Same  to  A 
0  Miller  $1050 


Lt  12  b  1,  sab  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  9  39  13  s  of 
Lake  st;  may  31,  Title  Q  b  T  Co  to  H  Uadsen 

  $4300 

Beynold'e  enb.  It  33  b  4,  e  hf  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  6  39  13 

may  13,  A  V  Qleaeon  to  J  T  Fralik  $600 

Berwyn.  Andrews  ^  P's  2d  add.  Its  19  and  20  b  38 

may  19,»9J,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  M  F  Latoham$9S0 
Reynold's  snb.  Us  11  and  12  b  1,  9  39  13  may  20,  O 

F  Koester  et  al  to  U  L  Ryan  $2575 

Kearney's  rt?8ab,lt6  1  and  2  b  5,  bs  6  to  8  Shlppen's 

add.  Oak  Pk;  may  31,  J  gcherman  to  M  Benslng- 

er   ,  $1000 

Force's  sub.  It  9,  sub  Ite  10  to  16  b  3  of  bs  2  to  4  s  w 

qr  7  39  13  feb  20.  A  B  Oody  to  T  Eraeger  $1500 

AnstlDvUle,  Merrick's  snb,  Us  16  and  17  b  3,  9  39  13 

apr  30,  L  0  Waohsmuth  to  T  Langford  $50003 

Anstin,  M  &  8's  snb,  s  80  ft  of  n  320  f t  e  hf  b  6  s  e 

qr  s  w  qr  6  39  13  may  23,  W  J  McDonald  to  E  P 

Chamberlain  $3200 

Clyde,  4th  dlv.  U  10  b  1  moh  18,  M  F  Raftree  to  J  E 

Hollibaagh  $600 

Lt  8  b  3,  SDb  pt  e  hf  w  hf  s  w  qr  8  39  13  apr  26,'94, 

a  W  MoLester  to  B  E  Dadley  $4100 

Berwyn,  It  10  b  2  may  20,'91,  W  J  Andrews  to  8 

Uihiein  $475 

Berwyn,  Its  3  and  4  b  )9  may  29,  T  0  Schaffner  to 

M  H  Scha&oer    $1500 

Lt  20  b  59  SQb  19  39  13  may  21,  J  Stinson  to  I  Mc- 

Cor  1  1350 

Berwyn,  It  35  b  4  may  1,  C  A  Anderson  to  R  A  Per- 
kins  $500 

Reynolds'  snb,  It  16  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  may  23,  K 

Pendleton  to  K  BnLciman  1600 

D  M  L  I  Go's  snb,  ond  H  b  46,  19  39  13  may  16,  F  M 

Solomon  to  L  S^nnenschein  $760 

Anstin,  Coleman's  add.  w  hf  It  13  b  2  may  6,  A  N 

Bronangh  to  D  B  Birds  $250 

22nd  8t  blvd  sab.  It  8  b  6,  29  39  IS  may  9,  E  P  Bice 

to  W  A  Winchester  $385 

22ad  St  hlvd  sub,  Its  15  and  16  b  6  n  e  qr  29  39  13 

oct  26,'94,  E  P  Bice  to  P  McAllister  $770 

22nd  St  blTd  snb.  It  17  b  5  oct  26,'94,  Same  to  G  H 

McAllister    JS86 

Woodbine  add.  It  25  b  6  moh  1.  N  L  Tonng  to  J  R 

Davis  1550 

Ogden  &  J's  sub,  e  50  ft  I.s  20  to  22  b  6  8  e  qr  7  89 

13  may  6  E  H  Danshee  to  J  W  Pyne  $1,750 

S  T  8,  It  19  sub  Its  14  to  19,  16  39  13  may  22,  C  Mott 

to  W  Muser   ...  |6oo 

8  T  S,  sa^ne;  may  23,  N  Peterson  to  0  Mott  $500 

EVAN9T0N. 

Evanston  White's  add,  It  4  b  4  snb  bs  4  to  6  may  1, 
L  0  Roth  to  0  M  Rogeri>.  $5000 

Evanston,  Eedzie  St  K's  add.  It  6  b  2  may  10,  H  P 
Cheeney  to  J  Nostreicher  $2500 

N  W  Unvsty  sub,  It  12  resnb  Its  12  to  16  b  78,  19  41 

14  may  29,  E  H  Taylor  to  0  K  Ober  $3600 

Rogers  Pk  Eeeaey's  add,  Its  11  and  12  b  5  may  1, 

T  Beck  et  al  to  J  M  Kean  $2000 

Oha«e  &  P's  add,  It  9  b  6,  It  1  and  n  hf  It  2  b  7,  It  3 
b  9;  also  Its  3  to  7  b  2,  Pltner's  3rd  add;  dec  11, 
'94,  L  F  MiEZ98h»imer  to  H  8  Saxe   .$12,000 


Lagrange,  Letter's  3rd  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  20  may  22, 
E  J  Berry  et  al  to  0  M  Babbitt  12500 

LaQracge,  Richmond's  add,  It  9  b  4  apr  23,  W  E 
Burgess  to  0  W  Wilbur  jgOO 

MAINE. 

Canfield,  Peale's  sub,  Us  2  to  7  b  6  july  8,'92,  R  S 
Peale  to  G  Vetromela  |8oo 

Park  Ridge  Union  add,  It  10  b  7,  may  21,  I H  Seelye 
to  J  Bebb  1500 

OBIiAND. 

Lincoln  Hgts,  Its  1  to  10  b  7  may  29,  O  J  Hogue  to 

H  G  Strassheim  $2500 

Orland  Pk,  People's  add,  Its  17  and  18  b  11,  9  36  12 

sept  27,'91,  J  T  Dale  to  M  White  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  7  and  8  b  28  apr  29,  Title  G  &  T  Co 

to  0  Reutter  j^OO 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  lu  b  13  apr  2».  Same  to  L  B  Bodgen 

 V  $200 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Wilmette,  Stranbe's  add,  5nxi6l  ft  e  and  adj  It  1  b 
1  may  18,  J  Steflens  to  A  Pearson  $£00 

That  pt  of  B  25  acres  eofO&NWR  K  n  e  qrse 
qr  2S  42  13  may  24.  L  0  Keeler  to  H  H  Gage.. $7760 

Wilmette,  Iverness  Ld  Assn  eub,  Westerfleld's  add, 
It  8  b  9  apr  16.'96.  EquHable  T  Oo  to  E  J  Moss 
  $1036 

Taylorsport,  ely  160  ft  b  16  may  28,  J  0  Howland 


to  A  L  Dewar. 


.$1100 


"rossdale,  2nd  add,  It  16  b54  feb  18,  0  F  Shaw  to 

M  Stone.. ^  $300 

Bellewood,  Its  185  and  186  may  23,94,  J  E  Kloe  to  A 

Berndt  |v;oo 

Riverside.  Bradisb  &  We  add,  und  hf  Itsl  to  5  b  1, 

24  39  12  may  23,  A  I  Ullman  to  H  J  Oilman  .$1260 
Madison  et,  Whiteside  &  Go's  add.  pt  Its  7  8  and  10, 

8  39  12  dec  10,'94,  H  P  Mann  to  E  G  Kelley .. .  $4300 
Madison  st  add.  It  703,  10  39  12  may  16,  G  I  Susan 

to  E  S  Bryan  $250 

Grossdale,  2Dd  add,  its  6  and  6  b  60  oct  l,i94,  S  E 

Gross  to  F  Eigl  $21,0 

Melrose,  It  66  b  188  jaly  20, '91,  W  Garnett  Jr  to  Q 

Smaldone  $200 

Gale  &  B's  sub,  n  hf  It  8  b  6  s  w  qr  12  39  12  apr  16, 

E  O  Gale  to  Q  J  Schmltt  $1500 

Gale  i  B's  sub,  n  iOhi  ft  It  10  b  8  same;  apr  16, 

Srtme  to  Same  $1500 

THOBNTON. 

garvey  Pk.  It  13  b  6  moh  7,  P  Johnson  to  A  J  L  An- 
derson $200 

Harvey  Pk,  It  14  b  54  mch  8,  J  Anderson  to  Samet200 

Harvey,  Its  39  and  40  b  66  nov  1,'90,  D  B  Ljman  et 
al  to  £  T  Hayes  $400 

Harvey,  It  2  b  125  apr  9,'91,  Same  to  F  L  Fuller.  $550 

Harvey,  It  38  b  99  may  4,  L  D  McUowan  to  O  W 
Grnbbs   $311 

Woodlawn  av.  Authonv's  snb,  Ita  38  and  39  b  2  s  w 
qr  35  36  14  may  9,  A  Mc31nn  to  I  M  Miohel8on.$400 

Woodlawu  BV,  same  snb,  It  30  b  2  same;  apr  19, 
Same  to  Same  $200 

Harvey,  It  11  b  120  apr  30,'9I,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to 
P  Flanagan  $600 

West  311  acres  e  51  f  cr«-8  e  of  n  w  qr  32  36  14  sept  10, 
'94,  8  E  Johuaon  to  0  T  Reynolds  $3600 

8  Harvey,  Its  1  to  12  b  1  may  6,  J  A  Ayer  to  H  Jonte 

 $500 

WOBTH. 

5  Highlands,  w  qr  It  9  and  all  It  12  b  4  may  20,  B  S 
Collins  to  C  A  t  trandell  $900 

Wash  Hie,  Atwood's  add.  It  42  b  12  Apr  26,  8  H 

Wright  to  I  Blythe  et  al  $2611 

Oviatt's  snb.  It  10  b  16  re?ub  Its  10  to  15  bs  13  to  16 

8  w  qr  13  37  13  may  29,  O  K  Hnlobinson  to  W  S 

Maher  $2000 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  eub.  It  34  b  22,  9  37  13  may  », 

94  J  Dunn  to  A  A  Eenyon  $350 

W  hf  8  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  2  37  13  eept  1,'9  ,  B  F 

J  cobs  to  T  J  Bolger  $4600 

Uak  Lawn,  Minnick's  sub,  lis  t8  and  39  b  23,  9  37  13 

apr  ?5,  J  N  Bark>-r  to  .1  A  Barnes  $3000 

W  Highlands,  e  ?4  It  21  b  5  may  10,  H  C  Vallentiu 

to  M  Person  $750 

Evergreen  Pk  Jacob's  sub,  Us  6  to  8  b  19,  2  37  13 

oct  19,'94,  b  F  Jacobs  to  E  M  Bliss  $1850 

Blue  Isl,  Smith  &  Gj's  3rd  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  9 

m  »y  23.  8  E  Barrell  to  H  0  HaDsen   .  .$360 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacob's  eub.  It  7  b  32,  2  37  13  jan  2, 

T  J  Bolger  to  F  E  Baker  $550 

Evergreen  Pk,  same  eub.  Its  15  and  16  b  29  may  21, 

B  F  Jacobs  to  A  G  Mackle  $100 

ELK  OBO?E. 
Part  s  eqr  20  41  11  containing  5  acres;   apr  17,  W 
Richardson  to  E  Pingel  $325 

LEMONT. 

Lt  6  sub  that  pt  w  hf  n  w  qr  28  37  11  may  20,  J  W 
McCarthy  to  D  Connors  ...$200 

Jasnegora,  McCarthy  &  B's  add.  Us  10  11  and  12  b 
B,  29  37  11  may  31,  J  W  MoCar  by  et  al  to  M 
Brambeck  $350 

LETDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  its  19  and  20  b  J8,  may  28,  8 
H  Fletcher  to  T  N  MoGanley  $10C0 

6  acres,  n  w  qr  3  40  12  dec  11,'65,  Q  A  Follansbee  et 
al  to  W  Heller  1740 

Indian  Highlands,  It  56  b  22  may  2,  G  R  Finch  to  O 
Larson   |226 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add .  Its  18  and  19  b  20  may  28,  L 
Franklin  to  0  Arndt  $12C0 

FAIiATINK. 

Palatine,  It  8  b  "S";  Aasr's  dlv,  containing  144  rds 
of  grd;  may  23,  0  E  Juneau  to  P  H  Young  $3000 

flartung'8  resnb,  188  acres  s  w  qr  27  42  10,  also  It  1 
pt  34  42  10  apr  25,  0  L  Hartnng  to  W  T  HBr«$20,000 
PAIiOa. 

South  w  qr  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  87  12  apr  16,  M  J  Went. 

worth  to  A  Wachter  11200 

LEASES. 

Ed.  F.  Williams  has  leased  to  the  Oakland  Mnsic 
Hall  Oo.  the  premises  on  Oottsge  Grove  av,  80  ft  n 
of  Fortieth  st,  w  f  54Vix30,  for  the  term  of  198  years 
at  a  yearly  rental  of  $800. 

J.  H.  Whittemore  has  leased  to  J.  A.  Miller  the 
premiees  on  Ollnton  st,  139  ft  8  of  West  Monroe  st,  e 
£  118x100,  for  99  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $5,0.  0. 

Chas.  0.  Housel  has  leased  to  Rudolph  Rlesenthe 
premises  on  West  North  av,  n  w  cor  Campbell  av,  s 
t  73x120  ft  for  99  years  at  an  annnal  rental  of  $1,200, 
payable  $800  quarterly. 


TKIJ8T  UiBBUH  AND  HIOKTUAWKH. 

Including  Bnlldlne  and  Loan  Societies. 
Ahleson  H  to  A  Ohytrans  may  28,  It  46  b 

2.  20  37  14  |U0O 

Andrews  W  J  to  Q  S  Habbard  Jr  may  14, 

It  13  and  14  b  13,  31  39  13,  7%  |2200 

Adams  J  Q  to  Bq  citable   Assaranoe  Soo 
may  24,  It  3  and  4  b  83,  8  S  add  4y  B% 

 1160,000 

Antes  W  to  M  0  Olanoy  May  26,  It  10  b  4, 

32  41  14,  6$  $3600 

Anderson  0  J  to  H  A  Haagan  May  29,  It 

14  b  34  Johnston  R  &  S  add  5y  6^.  $10,000 
Adamowski  J  to  M  Osnoh  May  31.  It  11  b 

1  Olifford  add  6^   $3800 

Anderson  O  to  L  Rathje  May  29,  It  125  n 

wqr  9  38  14,  5y  6%  $3760 

Brooke  E  J  T  to  J  E  Otis  Jr  May- 29,  pt 

It  1  Bronson's  add  4y  6^  $15,000 

Bogert  M  H  to  J  T  Noyes  May  22,  It  6  It 

12  b  1,  3  38  14,  2j  6%  and  o  p....  $11,294 
Burke  A  to  W  Heineman  May  27,  It  6  b  3 

Delavan  add,  3j  6%  $1000 

Benze  0  M  to  E  a  Spanlding  May  29,  It 

93  Feinbergs  sab  2(i  40  14.  5y  6^.  ..$1900 
Bnrgess  R  to  O  W  Uinkley  jane  1,  It  377, 

9  38  14,  5y  6«  $2000 

Betts  B8&EH  toSW  Oannell  May  25, 

It  6  b  10,  31  40  14,  3y  7%  $1800 

Beter  J  to  L  Davis  May  29,  It  22  b  8  19 

39  14,  6y  514%  $2500 

Bookbart  J  to  0  H  Dnensing  May  28,lt  19 

b  3  KenaiDgton  3y  6^  $1500 

Bryhn  U  F  to  A  Pike  May  28,  It  42  b  10 

Lee  add  3y  e%  $3000 

Brisile  C  to  H  J  WaCingford  May  21,  Its  3 
«nd  4  b  17  b  3,  8  40  14,  3y  e%  8  deeds 

 $14,000 

Bolger  T  J  to  I  E  Roll  Sept  1,'94  pt  s  w 

qr  2  37  13,  3y  6^  $2750 

Baber  A  M  to  J  M  Smith  May  6,pt  It  13  b 

1,  21  38  14,  ly  7^  $30C0 

Barry  W  H  to  ME  Qreenebaom  may  28, 

It  1  It  27  b  4,  11  38  14,  5y  6%  $13,0C0 

Burda  L  to  0  L  Hammond  May  28,  It  48 

b  7,  32  38  IB,  7^  «1000 

Brodnioke  M  to  A  Gaizert  may  20,  It  179 

D  Pk  add  25  39  13,  5y  6^  $2500 

Byrne  H  L  to  S  L  Boyoe  may  23,  pt  It  10 

b  51,  9  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Barry  H  A  &  W  H  to  W  Brace  may  1.  pt 

It  11  b  5,  3  38  14,  7%  $16,828 

Brown  M  L  to  R  Berger  Jane  1.  pt  It  15 

and  16  b  34,  Woloott  add  3y  6%  ..$6000 
Breyer  W  to  W  E  Hatterman  may  20,  Its 
37  to  42  and  pt  36  b  2  Hatterman's  Irv- 
ing Pk  sab  3y  6%  $1000 

Best  E  10  Am  T  &  8  Bk  may  31,  It  39  b  4, 

20  38  14,  6%   $2000 

Baird  F  B  to  F  B  Feabody  may  27,  pt  it 

14  b  1,  22  39  14,  5y  6%  f  10,000 

Betts  R  S  to  S  W  Oannell  may  25,  It  6  It 

1  etc  b  10,  31  40  14,  3y  7^   $1800 

rtrooke  J  B  to  E  A  Manger  may  25,  Its  4 

and  5  b  31,  19  38  14,  3y  7^  $2000 

Bebb  F  A  to  R  P  Hollett  may  25,  pt  It  7  b 

1,  28  38  14,  5y  G%  $2500 

Bar-y  F  fl  to  W  Brace  Apl  1,  It  lit  18  b  4 

2  38  14,  ly   7%   $5000 

Beoknell  J  to  M  A  Staober  may  20,  Its  50 

to  52  b  2,  5  39  14,  5y  7^   $1000 

Bolstad  B  L  to  A  Loeb  may  28,  pt  U  33  b 

3,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Behrens  0  to  W  E  Miller  may  3,  It  8  b  10 

Rogers  Pk  4y  6^  $2500 

Brown  S  to  0  Smith  may  1,  Its  37  to  63  b 

2,  30  40  14,  3y  6%  $4462 

Binning  A  I  A  to  J  Buroh  may  14,  It  11  b 

1,  11  38  14,  3s  7%  $2500 

Bean  M  8  to  E  Gloodridge  may  29,  It  11  b 

1,  12  39  13,  3y  6%  $10C0 

Berg  A  P  to  W  Heinemann  may  28,  pt  It 

9  b  4,  36  40  13,  5y  6}4%  $2800 

Barnam  O  H  to  A  Lampets  may  27,  It  33 

and  34  b  35,  7  39  14,  lOy  6%  $5000 

Beok  Ij  to  J  M  Kean  May  1,  pt  b  47 

Rogers  Park  7y  7%  3  dee-'s  $4100 

OoldwlU  R  A  to  M  W  Pinokney  May  23, 

It  22  b  2,  17  38  14,6^  $1500 

Oinooi  Q  to  J  H  Ootly  May  29,  It  22  b  9, 

17  39  14,  5^  $3  600 

Oallen  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm.  May  27,  It 

21  b  3,  4  38  14,  6y  6^  $2500 

Oarmody  P  M  to  ME  Greenebaam  May 

29,  It  9  b  3  b  5,  22  38  13,  6y  63^«.  ..$2700 
Oolvin  M  J  &  W  A  to  8  Beers  May  28,  It 

17  b  6,  28  38  14,  5y  6^.  $3000 

Cook  U  8  to  Bankers  and  M  B  and  L 

Assn  Apr  1,  It  2  It  1,      37  14  $2200 

Oarathers  A  K  8  to  J  T  Boddie  may  28, 

pt  It  21  b  16  8  8  add  5y  6%  $11,500 

Oarr  8  T  to  J  D  Hibbard   Moh  12,  Its  2 

and  3  b  21,  Hyde  Fb,  6y  7%  $6187 

Olark  J  V  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may  27,  It 

29  b  2,  Lee  add  5y  6^  $5500 


Oarr  L  M  to  J  Stern  may  22,  pt  Its  4  and 

6  n  w  qr  21  38  14  $2400 

Ohittiok  A  and  H  to  F  P  Simons  may  27, 

It  15  and  16  b  6.  21  38  14,  6y  6%....  $6000 
Ooe  W  E  to  W  M  R  Vose  may  1,  It  18  b  1, 

Hase  to  Evanston  5y  e%  $1500 

Carlson  E  to  E  F  Gordon   June  1,   Its  41 

and  42  bl,  8  38  14.  6^  $3700 

Oejkee  P  to  A  Kozel  may  3,  It  25  b  5.  30 

39  14,  3y  7%  ^2000 

Oammings  0  S  to  Mot  See  L  &  B  Assn  - 

It  12  b  1,  11  39  12,  7%  $11,000 

Oerny  A  to  J  Kostner  may  25,  It  121  and 

122  It  5,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Cassidy  J  to  Pablio  Sav  L  &  B  Assn  may 

18,  It  32  b  2,  1  39  13,  6«  $2700 

OlatK  W  Q  to  G  G  Rose  may  11,  pt  b  2,  3 

38  14,  6^  8  deeds  $16,200 

Dennis  C  H  to  E  E  PrnsBing  May  8,  pt  It 

23  Pine  Grove  3y  6%  4  deeds  $^0,000 

Dyer  E  F  to  D  Quigg  May  18,  pt  Its  10 

and  12  and  all  It  11  It  20,  8  38  14,  6^ 

 $1780 

Jiokinson  8  F  et  al  to  R  Hart  May  31,  Us 

19  and  22  b  5,  10  38  14,  2y  6%  $6500 

Dentava  J  to  0  U  Fletscher  May  28,  pt  It 

3  b  2  Brand  add  oy  6^  $4000 

Dennis  F  to  B  8  Mayer  May  10,  pt  Its  22 

and  23  b  1,  4  38  14,  6^  $5500 

Deegan  P  to  Pablic  Sav  L  &  B  Assn  may 

18,  It  22  b  2,  19  40  14,  6%  $2500 

Dodd  B  M  to  0  F  Marsh  may  22,  pt  It  33, 

Wadsworlh  add  23  38  14,  2y  e%  $1800 

Dolin  F  A  to  R  Hart  may  27,  It  14  b  42, 

80  Ohgo  5y  6^%  13000 

Danl  F  X  to  W  Heinemann  may  23,  Its  51 

and  62  b  5,  17  39  14.  5y  7«  $2500 

Dowers  J  N  to  W  Heinemann  may  18,  It 

30  b  3,  5  38  14,.5y  6%  jioco 

Danziger  N  F  to  O  T  &  T  Co  may  27,  pt 

It  10  and  U  n  w  qr  18  40  14,  6^  $5000 

Deaaegher  J  B  to  W  H  Mathews  may  29 

It  40  b  3.  33  39  14.  6y  6^  $l  j00 

Domex  J  to  P  O  Stensland  June  1,  It  33  b 

11.5  39  14,  5y  6%  13500 

Domek  J  to  P  O  Stensland  Jane  1,  It  33  b 

11.6  39  14,  ty  6%  $3500 

Dunoanson  H  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  may  25 

pt  b  — ,  16  39  13,  5y  7%,  3  deeds  ....  $3260 
Diehl  M  to  Eq  Trust  Oo  may  22,  It  14  b  2, 

11  38  14,  6y  6i  jigoo 

Dynibwioz  E  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  moh 

20,  ptb  5,  2  39  13,  5y  6%  $3350 

Dudley  R  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Apl  25 

It3b  3,  8  39  13,  6^  $1200 

Edman  R  P  to  Northern  T  Oo  may  10,  It 

13  b  83,  6  and  6  37  15,  5j  6%  $6000 

Engstrand  0  E  to  Ev  A  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  may  18,  It  22  and  23  b  4,  20  37  14 

 $7700 

Eliel  T  to  M  W  Kozmiski  May  31,  It  6  b  3 

It  E  28  40  14,  3y  6^  $4600 

Eastbnrn  J  H  to  A  Gatzert  May  29,  pt  It 

8  b  1,  3  38  14,  4y  6%  ^^6000 

Eberthaeuser  P  to  G  W  Kellner  June  1  It 

16  b  52,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Fellows  J  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam  May  28, 

pt  It  2  8  e  qr  5  38  14,  5y  6%  5  deeds  $25,000 
Flynn  J  M  to  Westn  D  B  and  L  Assn  May 

31,  It  7  b  7,  9  38  14,  6^  $7600 

Finan  M  E  to  N  H  Mathews  May  21,  pt  It 

8  b  5,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $2800 

Fehrenkamp  F  to  0  N  Lauman  may  28,  It 

32  b  24,  80  Ohgo  6y  6%  $1800 

Fall  H  W  to  G  Van  Zandt  may  26,  prem 

76  Loomis  3y  G%  $4(  00 

Freeman  R  M  to  R  Rart  June  1,  It  1  It  19, 

etc  b  B,  34  39  14,  3y  6%  $10,000 

Fishleigh  H  P  to  R  Hart  may  21,  pt  b  2, 

19  40  14,  2y  614%  .'...$1800 

Gibsoi  W  to  H  E  Muehlke  June  1,  It  1  It 

4,  18  40  14,  7^  12250 

Grim  8  A  to  M  E  Greenebaim  Jane  1,  It 

9  b  4,  9  39  13,  4y  7%  $1000 

Godfrey  M  J  to  B  Chamberlain  may  15,  It 

40  b  4,  9  38  14,  5y  6}^%  $2200 

Gibson  MS&WRtoSW  Oannell  may  3 

pt  b  1.  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Gerrity  B  &  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  may 

22,  It  10  b  11,  28  39  14,  6^ .. .   $2500 

Gaynor  J  to  L  Garter   may  12,   pt  It  2, 

Klinger  sub  10  38  14,  6^  $3000 

Qniot  J  to  T  Oebne  May  27,  It  26  b  11,  5 

39  14  dem  6%  $3000 

Gilmore  L  M  to  L  Baird  May  27,  It  37  b  2, 

23  39  13,  5y  6^  $2800 

Goan  P  to  F  Weigley  May  15,  It  3  and  pt 

4  b  7,  4  38  12,  2y  7%  $1500 

George  R  to  H  B  Wiokersham   jnne  1,  It 

44  b  27,  17  39  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Gilbke  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  June  1,  It 

56  b  6,  29  40  14,  5y  61^%  $2500 

Huszagh  R  D  to  Mut  Ben  L  Ins  Oo  june 

1,  pt  Its  144  and  145  Flint  add  5y  514% 

"  -  $10,000 


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Hammond  F  to  Winnetka  B  and  L  Assc 
May  17,  Its  21  and  23  b  3  Prov  Pomestd 
Bab  7^  $2300 

Hamilton  K  A  to  C  H  Obase  Jan  1,  pt  b  9 
Ogden  add.  oj  6%   .'$20,000 

Hansen  H  M  to  R  Berger  Ma;  29,  pt  It  4 
b  11  Pine  Grove  3y  6^%  $4000 

Harris  M  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  Deo  3,  pt  It 
22  and  23  b  1,  in  38  14,  6y  6%  .  .  .  .$5000 

Holth  O  to  P  O  Stenaland  May  28.  It  8  It 

15  eto  b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $1100 

Holton  A  M  to  0  J  Eavauagh  iVIay  16.  Its 

57  and  58  b  60,  7  39  14,  3y  6%%.  .  |l'i,000 
flaokaaf  E  to  W  Loeb  May  18,  It  31  b  5, 

1  39  13,  4y  6^  $2500 

Hield  G  0  to  O  MoNett  may  14,  Its  1  to  8 

and  16  to  20,  16  4o  13,  7%   $2000 

Hayes  D  to  W  K  Melan  may  25,  pt  It  6  b 

25  8  S  add,  5j  6%  $13,000 

Howe  A  to  0  0  Boomell  may  1,  It  13  b  2, 

18  39  14,  6%  $iO  lO 

Hedenberff  J  W  to  F  B  Peakody  may  8,  pt 

b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  7^   $4000 

Herrman  J  B  to  J  U  Ernst  may  28,  It  146 

It  9  b  1,  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  $-JOiO 

Hioks  8  to  W  U  Moore  may  17,  pt  It  2  b 

3.  28  38  14,  6^   $6(i00 

Hnff  O  G  to  8  E  Gross  Apl  25,  It  38  and 

40  b  4,  5  38  14,  6^   $1300 

Hioks  8  to  W  D  Cooper  may  9,  It  10  b  7, 

21  38  14,  4y  7^  $3050 

Hurlbat  A  &  E  to  J  M  Oliver  may  20,  It 

20  b  3,  White  to  Evanston  2y  6%.  .  .$3400 
Herriok  M  B  to  P  O  8tensland  may  23,  It 

16  and  17  b  4,  30  4i)  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Horz  W  V  to  0  L  Harinng  Apl  25,  pt  s  w 

qr  27  4is  10  and  o  p  15y  6%  $16,000 

Hoenner  J  to  J  H  Ernst  Jane  1.  pt  It  2  b 

88  Elston  add  3y  6«   $3000 

Iten  A  to  A  W  Esohenberg  may  31,  It  1  b 

16,  4  39  14,  3y  6%   $2000 

Ingles  J  et  al  to  J  H  Gilbert  May  28,.  It  16 

b  11,  23  38  14,  6y  6^   $4000 

Iverson  O  to  A  Loeb  May  28,  Its  5  )  and  51 

b  55,  19  39  14,  5y  6^   ...  $25,000 

Jeffers  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jane  1,  It 

64  b  1,  20  —  14,  5y  7^   $1200 

jQlien  J  P  to  W  U  B  and  L  Assn  Apr  30, 

It  20  b  1.  26  38  14,  6%  $^5  )0 

Jonas  A  to  W  E  Hatterman  May  25,  Its  10 

and  11  b  2,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  $2300 

Jabloosky  F  E  to  B  Hart  May  18,  It  14  b 

F,  32  39  14,  3y  6^^  $6000 

Jaokqbes  0  to  H  0  Sohalz  May  27,  It  69  b 

18,  31  39  14,  6^  $2800 

Jenninats  P  J  to  D  J  Swenie  may  27,  It  3 

b  6.  18  39  14,  5y  6%   $3600 

Janikowski  E  to  W  Heinemann  may  20, 

It  33  b  6,  5  39  14,  5y  7%  $1500 

Jilek  A  to  W  Easpar  Jane  1,  It  63  b  11, 

Sampson  &  G  add  5y  6}4%  $10(0 

Jaoobsen  H  to  L  Mikkelsen  may  23,  It  10 

b  9,  6  39  14,  6<?   $1100 

Jenkins  W  M  to  F  B  Peabody  may  27,  It 

1  b  96,  So  Ohgo  6y  6%%   $3000 

Kelly  M  to  P  Chamberlain  may  15,  It  35 

b  18,  4  38  14,  3y  6}i%   $<!0  )0 

Klein  E  to  (J  O  Sohnmaoher  Jane  I,  It  42 

b  17,  19  39  14,  3y  6%   fl800 

Kirk  J  to  A  E  Gaild  Jr  Jane  1,  It  14  It  4  b 

1,  7  and  8  40  14,  5y  7«  $  1000 

Karlson  J  A  to  O  d  Fleisohman  Jane  3, 

It  37  and  38  b  4,  35  40  13,  1%  $2000 

Klawitter  E  to  W  Heinemann  may  20,  It 

13  b  6,  0  to  Ravenswood  6y  6!6.  ..  $1600 
Kohont  J  to  W  Easpar  may  29,  pt  It  8  b 

51,  19  39  14,  4y  6^    $1600 

Keeney  H  to  E  N  Soott  may  25,  It  26  b  2, 

1  39  13,  3y  6%  $3500 

Krafka  J  to  W  Easpar  may  28,  It  11  b  3, 

28  38  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Elenk  J  to  A  Podolsky  may  24,  It  17  b  4, 

4  38  14,  8!«  $  .'000 

Kabn  8  to  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn  may  28,  It 

10  and  11  b  12,  20  40  14  $2600 

Kirkland  F  W  to  A  B  Mead  May  22,  It  1  b 

2,  18  40  14,  5y  6%   

Kidder  M  H  A  C  to  W  H  Hoag  May  1,  pt 

b  15  EvanstoB,  5y  6^   $5000 

Keating  M  &  J  J  to  Northern  Trust  Oo 

May  24,  It  1  It  21  b  52,  7  38  14,  5y  63^« 

 $2500 

Kaehl  F  C  F  to  B  Berger  May  29,  Its  10 

and  11  b  11  Fnllerton  2d  add  5y  6%. $2000 
Kearnes  W  to  W  HeinemannMay  29,  It  26 

b  11  Johnston  R  &  L  add,  6y  6%.  $13,000 
Koeneoke  A  to  W  Holden  May  4,  Its  4 

and  5  b  4  Bl  IsUl  5y  6^  $10,000 

King  E  A  to  A  B  Mead  May  29,  U  6  It  15, 

32  41  14,  5y  6}4%  $25C0 

Kane  M  E  to  E  Q  Foreman  jane  1,  It  4  b 

9,  31  40  14,  By  6%   $3000 

Ketoham  W  P  to  G  N  Stone  Deo  5,  ehf  n 

w  qr  s  e  qr  7  37  13,  ly  6^  $6000 

Lang  E  M  L  to  A  S  Bradley  Mar  16,  pt  It 


15  w  hf  n  e  qr  14  39  13,  6^  3  deeds. $3900 
Logemann  J  to  E  G  Panling  May  27,  it 

39  b  6,  29  40  14.  5y  65C  $200C 

Leoheler  M  L  and  J  to  E  G  Paaling  May 
26,  It  6  b  %  39  40  14,  5y  7J?  $1600 

Little  H  A  to  B  Berger  May  29,  It  85  Rob- 
ertson stb  23  38  14,  5y  6$  $2500 

Larson  J  P  to  H  A  Haagan  jane  1,  pt  It  4 
and  all  5  and  6  b  13,  33*40  14,  5y  6^ 
 $10,000 

Lawder  8  to  Englevrood  B  and  L  Assn 
May  27,  pt  It  2  b  9,  21  38  14,  1%  ...$1700 

Latphaw  M  F  and  H  C  to  Pablio  T  L  and 
B  Assn  May  27,  Its  19  and  iO  b  38,  31 
39  13,  6%  $1900 

Londelias  O  A  to  A  Gatzert  May  29,  pt  It 
10  b  4,  6  38  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Linkowski  J  to  M  Majewski  May  29,  It  37 
b  3,  8  39  14,  6^  $2900 

Lamson  W  H  to  F  B  Peabcdy  may  21,  pt 
b  8  Donglas  Pk  add,  3y  656  $7000 

Leieningpr  K  to  E  H  Fishbarn  Apl  23,  It 

2  b  1,  35  40  i:^,  Hy  6%  $3730 

Long  A  M  to  8  Polkey  may  27,  pt  It  4  b 

49.  Carpenter  add  3y  6^  $3000 

Lamkin  J  M  to  B  Hart  may  24,  It  18  b  6, 

9  38  ll,  3y  1%  $2600 

Larson  G  to  G  A  Johnson  Jane  3,  It  42  b 

4,  30  39  13.  5y  7%    $1400 

Leonard  F  M  to  E  M  Snow  may  22,  It  27 

'to  31  b  9  Ogden  add  5j  5%   $15,000 

Moody  I  G  to  Q  P  Gary   may  28,   Its  23 

and  24  b  17,  4  38  14,  3y  7^  $2i-.00 

Martin  J  M  to  J  F  Todd   may  18,  It  23  b 

12,  3  38  13,  7%  $1,500 

^oran  M  E  to  F  E  D  Bradley  June  1,  pt 

It  19  and  20  b  4.  21  38  14,  6%  $2500 

Moore  F  L  to  W  J  Fairman  may  28,  It  1 

It  14  b  2,  16  38  14.  C>%   $1460 

Mamerre  G  to  S  W  Rawson  may  24,  It  12 

It  1,  17  39  14,  5y  6^   $8(00 

Marx  A  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Oo  may  10,  pt 

b  2,  3  39  14,  5y  6!{  $6000 

Mueller  J  H  to  0  H  Fleischer  may  28,  It 

24  b  3.  1  39  H,  6^   $20  0 

MoOalloagh  A  E  to  E  N  Soott  may  22,  U 

37  b  42.  So  Chgo  5y  7%  $26,000 

Morton  A  O  to  V  A  Watkins  may  28,  It  25 

to  29  b  2,  Gladstone  Pk  8  40  13,  ly  6^ 

 $2700 

Morse  H  A  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  may  27 

pt  It  2  b  1,  15  39  14,  7!^  $3000 

Miller  D  W  to  L  Baird  may  24,  It  11  b  1, 

b  71,  W  Hgts,  5y  7<{  $9(0 1 

Massey  T  C  to  F  B  Peabody  may  25,  It  21 

b  7.  Argyle  Bj  P%  ..  $3500 

Merchant  0  W  to  R  Hart  may  24,  pt  It  16 

It  1  b  13,  21  38  14,  5y  6$   $15,(00 

Milpon  H  H  to  H  E  Harlbat  may  2,  pt  It 

1  to  3  b  5  My  rick  2d  add  3y  6;?  $3500 

VcRearnan  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  June  1 

It  5  b  1  b  7,  18  38  14,  5y  6^   $8500 

Molis  F  to  W  Easpar  Jane  1,  It  53  b  7,  20 

39  14.  2y  6S«  $1000 

Moran  T  A  tr  to  W  H  Milan  may  21,  pt  It 

3  and  4  b  141  sol  sec  2y  5^   $20,000 

Maher  W  8  to  Peo  B  A  L  Assn  may  10,  It 

20  b  16,  24  37  13,  7«  $4(  00 

Miller  A  J  to  J  T  Noyes  may  22,  Its  5  to  7 

b  1,  21  38  14,2y  6^  $4680 

Martin  J  M  to  8  Adier   may  29,  It  9  and 

10  It  9  b  2,  15  38  14,  3y  6%   $3000 

Miller  P  to  0  Meier  Jane  3,  It  9  b  93  El- 
ston add  5y  6^  $6000 

McCarthy  S  F  to  M  L  Jeflfries  Jr  Apl  25, 

pt  It  1  and  2  b  13,  Woloott  add  5y  5%% 

 $7000 

Maas  C  to  J  H  Gilbeit  Jane  1,  Its  3  and  4 

It  17  b  16  Ashland  2d  add  5y  6%.. $12,000 
Mansfield  J  E  to  iA  E  Greenebaam  May 

28,  It  46  b  5,  16  39  13.  By  7%  $1100 

Moss  W  L  to  H  H  C  Miller  jane  1,  pt  It  1 

It  6  Cleaverville  2y  6^  $2'  00 

Marqaert  M  to  0  H  Fleischer  May  20,  It 

37  b  5,  1  39  13,  6^   $3600 

Mazaneo  V  to  M  E  Greenebaam  May  27, 

It  19  b  19  D  Park  add  5y  6^  $4000 

Meek  E  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  May  9,  Its 

16  and  21  b  1,  8  .39  14,  2y  ....$HO0O 
Meyer  W  A  to  ME  Greenebaam  May  28, 

It  9('  b  5.  6  39  14,  5y  7«  $1500 

Merz  G  to  H  Babens  May  21  b  101  8  8 

add  2y  B%  $15,000 

McBean  A  J  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins  Oo  jane  1, 

pt  It  8  b  1 19  Sohl  Sec  By  6^..  ....  $40,000 

Moore  Will  H  to  J  0  Hatohins  Maj  29,  pt 

Its  6  and  6  It  4,  11  38  14,  5y  6jt  . . .  $14,000 
Maokm  J  to  Title  Q  and  T  Oo  may  16, 

Its  13  and  14  b  7,  21  40  14.  ly  6^. $10,000 
Methodist  E  Oharch  Blae  Island  to  W  A 

Bay  pt  Its  7  to  9  Assrs  div  30  37  14,  2y 

7%  $3(!00 

Morris  J  O  to  L  C  Ehls  May  23.  Its  11  to 

17  b  2,  6  37  14,  2y  7?  $4033 

Norwegian  Lnth  and  T  T  Society  to  J  J 


Sohvyarz  May  31,  Its  1  to  6  b  6,  1  39  i:^, 

3y  6^  »  $7(00 

Nahes  0  to  J  H  Gilbert  May  28,  pt  Its  32 

to  36  n  e  qr  11  39  13,  6y  6^  $2000 

Naber  M  H  to  A  Loeb  Mny  22,  pt  It  6  b  6 

Sooth  Brand  add  5y  6j6   $6500 

Nordeen  A  to  J  S  M  Gilo  May  31,  It  13  b 

2,  29  40  14,  6«  $1500 

Narman  O  to  E  B  Haase  may  29,  It  2  It  7 

It  133  Bntterfield  add,  3y  6^   $:  500 

Natce  G  W  to  JO  Brown   may  1,  Its  24 

and  40  b  1,  20  36  14,  ly  6?   $3000 

Ott  M  to  H  E  Maehike  Jane  1,  pt  It  5  It  1 

18  40  14,  7%   $2250 

Odell  J  A  to  J  B  Bnrtt  may  28,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  4,  2  38  14,  ly  S%  $1500 

Oetzel  J  to  T  J  Lefens  may  24,  It  1  and  2 

b  16,  1  39  1,3.  5y  6^  $4500 

Overdiea  H  D  to  T  D  Moore  may  28,  It  9 

b  1,  23  38  14,  3  y  7%  $3000 

Oberlander  J  to  E  F  Bayley  I/ay  27,  pt  It 

11  b  1  Dnnoan  add,  3y  6)^  $3000 

Pardridge  E  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  May  23, 

It  7  and  pt  8  b  2,  6  39  14  and  o  p  2y  5S6 

 $100,000 

Page  E  B  to  W  Tod  jane  1,  It  23  b  6,  3  38 

14,  5y  6!{  $12  000 

Petterson  J  G  to  H  A  Haagan  May  29,  It 

43  b  1,  1  39  13,  5y  6%   $3000 

Petersjn  M  to  0  0  3ntz  may  27,  It  4?  b  2, 

22  38  14,  5y  ^%  $4500 

Palzke  J  A  to  A  M  Snydaoker  may  24,  It 

29  b  24,  35  40  13.  5y  6^   $6000 

Price  B  L  to  A  B  Mead   may  22,  pt  b  II, 

'  21  38  14,  5y  6%,  2  deeds   $12,000 

Powers  O  M  to  J  0  Hafchins  Jano  1,  It  4 

and  5  b  41,  Hyde  Pk  3y  6%  $15,000 

Pforr  O  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may  31,  pt 

Its  61  and  62  b  30,  19  4o  14,  ly  7<{;.  .$1600 
Pearson  J  H  to  0  0  Eohlpaat  may  23,  pt 

It  49  and  50  b  3,  1?  39  14,  e%   $3800 

Peterson  E  to  E  O  Brown  may  27,  It  53  b 

3,  12  39  13,  5y  6]4%   $20jO 

Rech  H  to  T  Schmitz  Apr  2,  pt  It  6  It  5  b 

1  Ashland  2d  add  and  o  p  6m  6^. .  .$2000 
Ryan  M  L  to  H  G  Zander  May  20,  Its  11 

and  U  b  1,  9  39  13,  3y  7^...."  $1?{;0 

RoUo  D  V  8  to  E  B  Einney  May  1,  It  5  It 

1  b  11  Bockwell  add,  3y  6^  $5000 

Bitohie  B  0  to  F  B  Brjan  *pr  15,  pt  Its 

33  and  34  b  2,  17  40  14,  18m  (i%  ...  $1500 
Beioh  O  to  J  U  Gilbert  May  27,  pt  b  10, 

35  40  13,  ly  6^   $2600 

Beese  S  8  to  fl  W  Austin  June  1,  It  7  b  2, 

2  39  13,  6;«  $3(03 

Bussell  H  to  L  Carter  may  25,  It  24  b  18, 

Johnston  B  &  8  add  5y  6%  $22,000 

Reynolds  F  G  to  ME  Greenebaam  may 

24,  pt  It  10  b  9,  21  38  14,  3y  6^A%..  .$2400 
Rise  8  to  A  B  Mead  may  27,  It  1  b  1,  21  38 

14,  3y  7%   $2000 

Russell  M  A  to  W  Loeb  may  16,  Its  5  and 

6  It  3,  3  3&  14,  3y  6^  $1700 

Begnell  B  J  to  H  A  Haagan  may  27,  It  261 

S  Drive  sab  17  40  14,  5y  6^  ...  ....$5500 

Beater  P  J  to  T  MoEcerny  may  26,  It  38 

b  1,  30  39  14,  7?  $2000 

Smith  E  M  to  W  A  Bond   may  13,   It  10 

White  &  0  sub  23  38  14,  6^   $15C0 

Snyder  J  0  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn  may  21 

It  £0  and  51  b  20,  10  39  14,  7%  $6000 

Schwartz  A  to  H  A  Haugan  may  25,  Its  9 

and  10  Higgins  L  &  Oo  add,  3y  6^. $2000 
Snell  M  &  J  to  T  McQill  may  27,  It  27  and 

pt  18  b  6,  26  38  14,  e'i   $2000 

Sohmid  A  to  E  G  Foreman  may  24,  It  33 

b  12,  6  39  14,  5y  6%   ....$36(  0 

Strotz  O  N  to  F  Whitfield  may  1,  Us  4  to 

13  etc  Euester  &  R  snb  30  40  14,  3y  6% 
 $16,246 

Smith  C  A  to  W  J  Sandberg  may  28,  It  2 

b  35,  34  39  14,  5y  6%   $5000 

Spiedel  B  C  to  M  L  Uaftree  may  20,  It  23 

b  70,  Cornell  7%  $4300 

Sadler  F  A  to  O  T  4  T  Co  may  22,  Its  30 

and  31  b  2,  22  39  14.  By  6%  . .  .$75,000 
Soott  A  to  G  A  B  B  £  L  Assn  may  13,  It  7 

b  2,  15  39  13,  6%  ...   $  000 

Silberline  J  F  to  F  B  Peabody  may  30,  It 

14  to  16  b  4  B  W  &  W  add  5y  6%.. $30,000 
SMII  E  A  to  A  E  Walters  may  11,  pt  b's  1 

and  2,  3  38  14,  6%  16  deeds   $16,500 

Sykora  C  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  3,    It  18, 

Lake  st  add  5y  6^   $1700 

Stookham  W  H  to  Travelers  Ids  Co  may 

31,  pt  It  6  b  2,  19  41  14,  5y  6S6  $5600 

Sullivan  D  to  T  Dehue  may  31,  It  47  and 

48  b  2,  9  38  14,  demand  6%  $2200 

Seaverns  G  A  to  T  G  <»  T  Oo  may  31,Its  I 

and  2  b  12,  17  39  14,  5y  6«  $10,000 

8t  Marks  Ohorch  to  F  B  Peabody  may  15. 

Its  2  and  3  It  7  Ellis  E  add  5y  6^ . .  .$3000 
Shelhamer  J  to  0  0  Bntz   may  24,  Its  21 

22  and  30  b  3,  36  39  13,  5y  6%  $3600 

Smerliug  F  to  W  E  Hatterman  may  20,  It  i 


1  to  5  b  1   Hatterman's  Irving  Pk  sub 

Sy  6^  #1000 

Soott  M  E  to  D  O  Strong  June  1,  and  hf 

It  2  b  2,  Ft  Dearborn  add  5y  S^^^. $56,000 
Taylor  E  E  and  D  8  to  8  M  Booth  June  3, 

b  11,  8  37  15,  3y  6%  $5000 

Spencer  J  to  J  L  Thurn  Jane  1,  It  7  b  2, 

1  38  13,  7%  $10C0 

Simpson  0  to  J  F  Behm  jane  3,  pt  s  e  qr 

5  37  13,  ly  I30C0 

Sohammer  M  to  F  M  Eranz  jane  1,  It  17 

b  4.  4  39  14,  3y  7^  $1800 

Simek  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  May  27,  It 

34  b  2,  25  39  13,  5y  6^   $3000 

Sharp  N  G  to  F  J  Kent  May  1,  pt  It  5  b 

15,  21  38  14.  5y  6%   $2200 

Swnnok  T  to  V  M  Brand  May  28,  It  28  b  3, 

8  40  14,  7^....   ...   $2500 

Schlitt  J  to  0  B  Paeiflfer  May  29,  pt  It  7  b 

66.  21  39  14,  3y  6%   $2500 

Shogren  J  W  to  A  Chytrans  M»y  29,  It  8 

It  36  b  .'i,  ^0  40  14,  —   $2300 

Sarohow  O  J  to  0  H  Daensing  May  29,  It 

12  b  1  2  39  13.  5y  6^   $1800 

Steinbaok  F  to  F  Straus  May  30,  pt  w  hf 

n  w  or  3  38  14,  SJ^y  6%.  $4263 

Shovey  D  L  to  W  M  Howland  May  29.  It 

19  Shorey  snb  14  38  14,  3y  6%  $3(00 

Simrell  0  B  to  E  F  Bayley  May  29,  It  18 

b  3,  16  38  14,  3y  6«  $2000 

Stembreoher  J  to  W  Gary  May  14,  pt  b  12, 

31  40  14,  5y  6%  9  deeds   $16,000 

Simon  0  to  Clks  and  Meoh  B  L  and  I 

Asan  May  13,  It  9  b  2,  12  39  12,  8^.  .$2000 
Scully  J  to  Dom  B  Assn  Aug  22,  pt  b  13, 

26  39  13  $2600 

Tanroth  M  T  to  D  8  Plan  May  1,  It  11  b 

1,  15  39  13.  4y  6«  $2400 

Toman  J  to  0  P  H  Dose  june  1 ,  It  1  /  b  3, 

1  39  13,  2y  6^  $1600 

Taylor  0  F  to  P  Dedirf  may  29,  Its  11  to 

14  etc  b  13,  33  39  13,  2y  6%  $1200 

Terrieu  M  to  J  D  Harvey  may  27,  It  f  5  b 

1,  10  39  13,  7%  $1800 

Tate  A  E  to  G  Karnes  may  26,  It  43  and 

pt  44  b  2,  22  38  14,  6^  $2000 

Urban  O  J  to  O  H  Duensing  may  24,  It  3 

It  28,  6  39  14,  ^y  6%  $1500 

Drqohart  W  J  to  J  T  Noyes  may  22,  It  1 

U  12  b  1,  3  38  14,  2y  6^  $1736 

Verburg  J  to  W  Lister  June  1,  It  10  b  2, 

8  39  14,  6%,  2  deeds  $5930 

Vlimmerstedt  M  to  F  B  Peabody  June  I, 

It  3  and  4  b  1  Higgins  L&Co  add  6y  62 

 $20,000 

Van  Bezey  J  0  to  W  D  Kerfoot  may  3,  pt 

b  15,  11  39  13,  4y  6%  4  deeds  $8000 

Voss  L  to  0  C  Schumoher  jane  1,  It  61  b 

64,  19  39  14,  6y  62  ..$1000 

Van  Harlingen  fl  0  to  F  Whitfield  May 

13,  It  13  b  16,  22  40  13,  72  $3000 

Wedells  C  to  M  L  Willard  june  1,  pt  It  24 

b  5,  11  38  14,  3y  62  $7600 

Winterbatter  J  to  T  J  Lefens  May  28,  It  2 

b  6,  4  .38  14.  62  $3500 

Warner  C  to  H  0  Znttermeister  May  28, 

pt  It  5  b  24,  17  39  14,  62.   $1000 

Walker  H  A  to  F  R  Chandler  May  29,  pt 

It  8  It  6  b  3.  17  39  14,  2y  62  $2000 

Westreicher  Jto  H  S  Shedd  May  10,  It  1  b 

2  E  &  E  to  Evanston  62  .'  $2000 

Williams  L  R  to  W  D  MoEey  May  17,  It 

14  and  pt  It  17  b  2,  14  38  14,  5y  62. $8376 
Weil  J  to  E  O  Brown  jane  1,  lease  of  It  8 

b  1  o  t  ly  63^2  $50,000 

Wichman  0  to  J  Fenz  Jr  May  29,  n  e  qr 

8  w  qr  n  w  qr  B  e  qr  36  42  9,  lOy  52.  $2400 
Weber  A  M  to  G  H  Schlotthaner  jane  3, 

It  45  It  2  Bntterfield  add  4y  62  $3500 

Wanner  E  E  to  S  8  Parkey  may  23,  It  9  b 

6,  30  41  14,  18m  62  $30C0 

Whitcomb  W  H  to  EG  Pauling  may  21, 

It  7  b  2.  9  39  13,  2y  72  $1000 

Waohowski  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  may 

28,  It  71  b  27  Sheffield  add  5y  6>^2..$1700 
West  F  T  to  R  Berger  may  25,  pt  b  5,  13 

3  J  13,  5y  62,  6  deeds  $18,500 

Walt  J  F  W  to  Phoenix  B  Society  may  27 

It  36  b  22,  25  40  13,  72   $1100 

Weara  W  W  to  P  B  Weare  gdn  may  3,  Its 

1  to  10  b  6,  28  39  13,  3y  62  $3666 

Wallace  L  O  to  L  Baird  may  26,  It  18  b  4, 

20  39  14,  6y  62   $5000 

Wilkinson  tl  to  E  M  Snow  may  24,  pt  n  e 

qr  b  55  8  S  add  5y  5>^2  $3000 

Welsh  M  to  J  D  Harvey  may  27,  It  3  b  16, 

10  39  13,  72  $1000 

Wales  J  to  W  Easpar  Jane  1,  pt  It  23  b  13 

20  39  14,  2y  62   $2000 

Wheeler  0  G  to  H  Henderson  may  20,  pt 

It  3  b  14,  22  39  14,  5y  62  $17.5C0 

Ward  B  T  to  T  H  Gault  may  29,  It  28  b  5, 

13  39  13.  2y  7«   |;20C0 

Young  J  N  to  F  B  Prease  June  3,  It  8  and 
pt  9  b  1,  31  39  13,  82  $1800 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  8,  1895. 


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Aostin  to  SohoeDhofen  Brg  Co  may  31, 

salooa  11  Me8);liD  'jy  $200 

Aggens  0  to  (i  Km 86  may  31,  grocery  8f>9 

w  mh  ly  |400 

Anderson  J  E  to  F  E  Banner  boiler  eio, 

352  Webster  av  120  ds  $120 

Allen  E  T  to  P  W  Fay  may  27,  market 

186  n  Lake,  p  m,  2y   $600 

Anderson  J  to  J  A  Jonas  may  28,  horses, 

trucks  eto,  282  Milwankee  av  3m  |500 

Adams  I  E  to  A  P  Pam  may  23,  furn  138 

Jackson  st     |(,00 

Albangh  M  P  J  to  E  Lathrop  joue  1,  fnrn 

1925  Alioh  av  17m  |1259 

Bjoth  VV  0  to  J  Kenan  jan  lo,  fnrn  700 

Hinman  ly  |200 

Blaokman  L  I  to  8  J  Miller  jane  1,  horses 

eto  788  Madison  ly  $2500 

Bar88  J  R  toF  Keeler  may  21,  furn  ly.$268 
Birm  L  J  to  W  E  Aokley  may  28,  farn  and 

piano  6m   |103 

Blnmenthal  M  to  Nat  M   L  Co  may  29, 

farn  and  s  m  429  Orchard  6m  $94 

Bates  O  E  to  J  OoUen  may  28,  furn  6m$100 
Brown  J  H  to  Fecker  Brg  Oo  may  28,  sa- 
loon 364  Clark,  dem  $400 

Bnel  J  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  may  28,  saloon 

385  Division  9m  $617 

Blasins  N  to  G  Wetzel  may  21,  furn  3m$l  15 
Baldwin  M  E  et  al  to  HA  F  Mogg  may 

27,  farn  2045  Carroll  av  23m  $104 

Baohand  L  N  to  H  P  Mount  may  25,  furn 

6m   $83 

Bnss  R  H  to  M  E  Finob  may  28,  fnrn  6m 

 $115 

Beader  I  M  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  may  31, 

torn  6m    $113 

Bowen  E  R  to  0  S  Barton  apl  24,  maohy 

69th  and  Waloat  6m  ....   $530 

Beeoroft  F  W  to  E  P  Philo  deo  30,  carpet 

cleaning  wks  ...     $1300 

Boerlin  L  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  mo"  29,  forn 

2587  St  Charles  av  6m  $157 

Baillargpon  P  to  E  Smith  may  27,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Barrett  H  A  to  H  Morse  may  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $100 

Belmont  J  F  to  H  Morse  may  28,  forn  8m 

 ••  $181 

Bossier  Livery  Co  to  0  C  Wren  may  29, 

4746  0  Urove  av  2y  $3000 

Beaven  E  to  M  B  Finch  may  28,  piano  6m 

 $103 

Bertrand  C  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  jane  1, 

saloon  108  w  Washiogton  ly   $500 

Blake  V  to  P  Prokopeo  jane  1    horse  eto 

1296  w  2l8t5y   $1000 

Blakemore  D  0  to  0  Pick  jane  3,  furn 

2958  State  ly  $700 

Orowly  A  to  M  E  Finch  may  28,  piano  6m 

 $122 

Cook  0  M  to  M  E  Finch  may  28,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $192 

Oook  W  H  to  E  Smith  may  20,  furn  and 

8  m,  7m  ,.  ...  $102 

Chambers  J  to  E  Smith  may  29,  furn  7m 

 $200 

Oumheeon  L  to  J  Miller  may  24,  boiler 

eto,  79  Wilson  ^   J385 

Ooale  J  R  to  0  Meader  may  27,  forn  10m 

 $70 

Onsig  L  M  to  M  Mnlvihill  may  27,  fnrn 

127  n  Green....   $1  qq 

Condon  P  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co   may  27, 

hoase  and  saloon  4025  Hnlsted  ly..  $700 
Corning  W  A  to  M  P  Barker  may  24,  fnrn 

6m  1^74 

Calumet  Book  and  Eng  Co  to  Chapman 

Pub  Co  may  10,  press,  ly  $1000 

OalhoDD  I  to  Atzel  Bros  may  26j  horses 

eto  216  Peoria  18m  $2101 

DeQrott  J  to  C  Price  jnne  3,  horses  etc, 

3427  Wab«.8h  3m  $800 

Deilan  E  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  jane  3,  furn 

2299  Grand  av  13m   .  $i2l 

Delight  E  R  to  A  W  Howari  may  29,  farn 

16  Cent  Mn«ic  Hall,  aept  29,'d6  ...  .$352 
Daley  A  to  O'D  &  J  Bav  Brg  Co  feb  ^5, 

saloon  31-'5  Root,  dem  $385 

Dolfon  A  to  M  £  Finch  may  31,  furn  6m 

•  •••  ,   J77 

DuBrenill  B  A  to  W  8  Lasher  may  27, 

furn  741  63d  ly   |652 

Dillon  C  F  to  C  A  Bellows  may  31,  milk 

business  43  \^^alnat  18m  $400 

Daniels  E  0  to  F  M  Daniels  may  28,  turn 

674  Lake  ly  $1400 

De  Durling  Q  to  R  M  McOreery  may  25, 

fni'n  248  w  Madison  6m   $105 

DeGolyer  F  Q  to  E  Smith  may  24,  furn 

7™  $135 

Ehlers  H  to  Oantwell  E  Brg  Co  may  15. 

saloon  238  Jefferson  1  Im  $600 

Ferdynand  &  Tymioh  to  P  Tollar  june  3, 
grocery  1062  w  I9th  ly  $1150 


Fey  L  8  to  G  A  Israelson  may  31,  horses 

eto,  7881  Winneoonna  av,  4m  $1125 

Feigl  F  to  Waukesha  Spgs  Brg  Oo  may 

17,  saloon  333  w  North  av  2y  $275 

Farr  M  to  W  E  Hughes  june  1,  library  eto 

^,1™  $478 

barren  J  O  to  H  Morse  may  27,  furn  and 

8  m,  em  |207 

Fee  F  to  G  Fee  may  28,  saloon  3401  State 

2y  $2500 

Fanpel  A  A  to  Shields  Bros  may  10,  forn 

^  6m   

Ferlick  B  E  to  0  H  Carr  may  22,  fnrn 

3758  C  Grove  av  2y   |80 

Fraser  W  J  to  A  Wilson  apl  15,  furn  9305 

Homan  av  18m   $200 

Grange  J  to  G  F  Trask  may  25,  fnrn  3308 

Wabash  av  8m  $260 

Qolding  8  M  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  may 

31,  saloon  1417  State  3m  $86 

Grant  D  to  W  J  Kinsley  Imp  Oo  may   , 

horses,  mules  eto,  Lyons  3m  ..  ..$1062 
Graff  B  to  8  Shoeneman  may  29,  lumber 

333  Indiana     %qoo 

Giles  P  to  0  Meader  may  29,  furn  l()m$106 
Gorham  F  E  to  B  Niggemever   jane  4, 

furn  75  39th  ]  

Hopkins  M  to  Orowharst  &  Thomis  may 

13,  furn  27114  Lake,  not  21  uno 

Hopkinson  J  to  P  J  Goldsmith  jane  4. 

mdse  556  Ogden  av  6m  $275 

Haley  0  M  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  jane  4,  sa- 
loon 46  5th  av  $600 

Haller  W  to  A  Norder  apl  26,  fnrn  1663  n 

Clark  oct  1  $300 

Hohloff  A  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  feb  23, 

saloon  665  31st,  dem   $300 

Hudson  E  H  to  D  Branch  may  29,  forn 

and  piano  3163  0  Grove  av  15m  $500 

Hogan  R  H  to  M  P  Barker  may  24,  piano 

eto-  ly  $164 

Harris  E  P  to  B  H  Lskeman  may  25,  pi- 

aco  and  fnrn  6121  Madison  av  3m.  .$110 
Hay  R  0  to  R  W  George  may  28,  Inrn 

3953  0  Grove  av  6m  $250 

Hintt  0  to  C  Beokmann  may  27,  farm, 

stock  etc,  Hanover,  ly   $1170 

Howorth  0    W  to  B  Gray  may  1,  photo 

gallery  3108  Forest  av  6m   $150 

Helm  F  W  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  may  18,  sa- 
loon 6001  Cook,  demd   $2(  0 

Hartley  A  F  to  V  H  Kelsey  jane  1,  studio 

3f;9  Madison  2y  $6000 

Heldsson  H  to  U  Morse  may  16,  furn  6m 

 $153 

Hughes  A  F  to  Shields  Bros  -ray  29,  furn 

1270  Madison  loi    $100 

Hozan  L  P  to  H  A  F  Mogg  may  27,  furn 

15O0  Ad'.ms  23m   $104 

Jacobs  M  M  to  M  J  Dawold  may  24,  forn 

83  Adams  Ex  BIdg  $133 

Johnson  J  to  L  Otto  jane  1,  lunch  counter 

6m  $350 

Jordan  J  J  to  Sctoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

25,  saloon  8  407  Maokinao  av  2y  $1(0 

Jay  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  may  27,  fnrn  6m$lo3 
Jackson  M  J  to  W  Hazlelon  may  25,  furn 
6m   SiQi 


365  State  2y  jgOO 

Leenheer  J  to  B  Niggemeyer  may  20, 

horses  etc,  833  and  State  ly  $625 

Lapham  M  to  M  0  Smith  may  16,  furn 

3001  Vernon  av  ly  $200 

Lehman  L  to  G  W  Winslow  may  25,  furn 

ly  $600 

Misgill  )  to  G  Willard  may  17,  saloon  908 

w  12th,  to  secure  tent  $1440 

MoElroy  J  M  to  H  P  Mount  may  27,  furn 

6m  ;..  1104 

Mojewski  K  to  Wacker  &  B   B  &  M  Oo 

may  27,  saloon  3317  Fisk  2y  $300 

Majewski  F  to  Wacker  ifc  B  B  &  M  Co 

may  27,  saloon  3261  Dllman  2y  $100 

Meyer  F  to  0  Parets  may  7,  machine  60 

ds  


Johnson  T  8  to  P  C  Brooks  may  27,  furn 

Jane  25  |ii4 

Koehle  P  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  may  29,  sa- 
loon 183  23d  Um   $250 

Klein  M  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  may 

24,  saloon  3635  Halsted  2y   $425 

Krumhinde  H  I  to  M  Kramhinde.may  28. 

plant.  126  V  Baren  ly  $5(10 

Klien  I  to  J  Hel  er  may  18,  furn  .3642  For- 
rest av  2y   $500 

Kimball  N  A  to  H  Morse  may  28,  furn 

piano  6m    |i27 

Kegel  F  to  Sohoonhofen  Brg  Oo  juae  4, 

scow  eto,  ly  $2£0 

Krinn  M  to  W  A  Lemma  may  1,  fnrn  102 

Aberdeen  ...   $34 

Levi  A  L  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  jnne  3, 

drugs,  Harrison  and  Wabash  av  2y..$400 
Lief  N  to  O  Meader  may  21,  furn  10m.$i35 
Lookbaner  B  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  1,  furn 

and  s  m,  6m     $79 

Locke  L  M  to  H  Morse  june  1,  fnrn  6m$20  J 
Lonergan  M  B  to  M  Fanning  jane  3,  fnrn 

4154  Halsted  ly  $3(  03 

Lusk  B  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  june  1,  furn  1022 

Saperior  6m  . . . .  ;  $122 

Lannon  R  to  M  B  Finch  may  29,  forn  and 

pi  'DO  6m  |io3 

L'Gendre  M  to  F  MoNellie  may  27,  piano 

29.0  37th,  23m  ...$135 

Langslow  R  to  H  Morse  may  28,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Loediog  H  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  may  28,  sa- 
loon 148  Willow  2y    $600 

Lange  0  F  to  F  Knhne  may  27,  furn,  Chi 

av  near  Carpenter  11m  $1200 

Le  Geudre  E  to  F  MoNellis  may  24,  fnrn 

4561  Wabash  23m     . .  $78 

Lefevre  8  to  0  A  Mathews  may  27,  fnrn 


Moday  F  to  E  8  Lloyd  may  31,  horses  371 

Armitage  av,  dem.  $200 

McSorley  J  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  may  25, 

saloon  63  Paoria,  demd  $900 

Mac  Oance  L  to  J  J  Healey  may  28,  furn 

3932  0  Grove  av  2y  $300 

Martin  J  H  to  J  Martin  may  31,  horse  eto 

'J5 1  Ooyler  av  6y  $400 

Mamet  F  L  to  E  Smith  may  24,  furn  7m 

 $135 

Moritzen  A  to  U  Morse  may  28,  furn  6m 

 $105 

Morse  W  H  to  M  B  Finch  may  28,  furn 

6m  $77 

McLean  D  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may  4, 

saloon  1861  Lincoln  av  2y  $659 

Morrison  J  10  H  Morse  may  29,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Melbuisch  H  to  F  T  Pindell  may  27,  pi- 
ano and  furn  16(:7  Mich  av  ly  $563 

McO  ormick  M  J  to  J  B  Ooffay  jane  2,  sa' 

loon  0  Grove  and  S  Chicago  avs  2y.$575 
Mahoney  T  T  to  H  Morse  june  1,  furn 

and  piano  6m   ,  $207 

Merritt  F  B  to  W  F  Jefferson  jane  3,  den- 
tal olBoe  36  VVashingtoa   $250 

Messer  J  to  M  Brookeu  may  31,  horses 

and  wagon  3m   $135 

Mngerdite  H  D  to  0  Mathews  jane  3, 

steam  jacket  107  Canal  18m  $7C0 

May  J  B  to  H  Morse  may  2C,  forn  6m..  $71 
Nat  Bottling  Wks  to  III  Glass  Oo  may  29, 
mdse.  horses,  factory  etc,  666  Austin 

av  23m  $8100 

Norris  D  M  to  E  0  Bodley  may  27,  forn 

1!  01  Madison  $450 

Nicholes  J  to  G  3  Habbell  may  SO,  forn 

llm   $105 

Olsen  8  to  8td  Bry  may  27,  saloon  150  n 

Lincoln  23m  $3C0 

O'Donnel'  T  to  J  OuUen  may  20,  furn  and 

9  m,  ly  $143 

Olsin  O  H  to  F  E  Gorham  may  31,  furn.fSO 
Press  K  to  M  F  Sallivao  jane  3,  farn  361 

Chicago  av  jane  16     $100 

Phillips  E  to  J  V  Johnson  may  20,  furn 

ni  Clark  ly  $61  0 

Pope  G  0  to  E  Smith  may  27,  fnrn  7m. $81 
Pinney  F  to  W  W  Ford  may  22,  furn  4702 

0  Grove  av  2y  o...$300 

Riverbaogh  A  to  B  Crist  june  3.  fnrn  3m 

 $160 

Redmend  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  may  31,  fnrn 

piano  and  s  m  951  n  Woodlawn  av  6m$83 
Roberts  O  to  M  E  Finch  may  29,  farn  6m 

 $130 

Runge  N  to  Std  Brewery  may  29,  saloon 

60  Maud  av  23m   $400 

Rice  T  R  to  F  MoNellis  may  25,  farn  354 

Huron  23m  $154 

Richardson  E  L  to  L  Smith  may  26,  furn 

Evanston  7m  $241 

Rohde  O  to  W  Side  Brg  Co  apl  22,  saloon 

605  w  Belmont  av  2y  $200 

Rnetsperger  R  to  P  Arnold  may  27,  regis- 
ter 106  n  Olark  2y  $126 

Story  Fishing  Oo  to  J  Summerfield  may 

24,  maohy  etc,  215  Clinton  $375 

Sohultz  E   H  to  J    Bnderhook   aug  18, 

horses  etc,  436  Irving  av  2y  $400 

Schliok  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  may  29.  sa- 
loon 68  n  Olark  2y   $178 

Schoen  J  to  M  E  Hartwell  oat  I,  dental 

office  2163^  n  Olark  2y   $127 

Smausky  L  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  may 

28,  saloon  40  w  Madison  2y   .  . $776 

Schmidt  J  0  to  F  Kiferstein  may  31,  sa- 
loon 444  Milwaukee  av  3m  $1200 

Soheideman  H  M  to  A  Scheideman  may 

23,  It  9  b  3'  12  38  13,  3y  6%  $15  10 

Sohoeben  P  to  H  Morse  may  25,  horses 

etc,  6m  ,  J115 

Serioh  M  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  may  28,  saloon 

119  Halsted  23m  $400 

Shane  A  F  to  F  MoNellis  may  29,  furn  188 

n  Stete  $i67 

Smith  W  J  to  J  D  Spear  may  13,  furn  6m 

 $208 

Sellshopp  H  to  B  H  Lakeman  may  25, 
furn  and  piano  628  Barling  6m  $183 


Samson  8  to  F  MoNellis  may  39,  piano  n 

Park  av  23m  |]i5 

Sohlesinger  P  to  Armour  &  60  may  29, 

market  6m  $1000 

Stranch  0  to  A  Meho  june  1,  furn  and  7  b 

ms.  2.3m  1350 

Stemke  L  to  G  G  Hubbell  may  31,  furn 

7m  ggg 

Sheehan  H  A  to  J  V  Sheehan  apl  3,  forn 

4156  0  Grove  av  18m  $1600 

Sloan  F  to  A  L  Norton  may  3,  horse  etc, 

354  Van  Bnren  6m  $150 

Simpson  M  to  D  Beise  jane  4,  "farn,'dec 

.$61 


21. 


Jinow  F  to  B  Von  Hearne  may  27,  house 

2910  w  41st,  23m  $300 

Sohnadman  H  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  may 

24,  saloon  568  Soothport  av,  2y  .,  .$450 
Schneider  E  to  Oorper  Brg  Oo  may  20, 

saloon  85  Olybourn  av  ly  $400 

Thiel  A  M  to  F  Rothschild  jnne  1,  furn  18 

•,  $160 

Ulrich  A  to  F  Wesohkul  may  26,  horse  etc 

548  w  Chicago  av  23m  $600 

Urbanozy  K  J  to  M  E  Finch  may  31,  17  s 

ms  and  farn.  6m  $361 

Van  Eeok  &  Bedger  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg 

Co  may  24,  saloon  395  State  ly  $600 

Woelbans  E  W  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  may  25, 

farn  7m  |io4 

Wtokstrom  0  W  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

may  23,  saloon  3T1  Austin  av  2y  $682 

Whelan  W  to  A  M  Worsley  may  6,  furn 

768  64fh  6m  $260 

Woods  R  G  to  J  A  Wood  may  27,  frrn  2y 

 $175 

Williams  M  E  to  H  Morse  may  28,  furn 

6m  $103 

Wallaok  H  L  to  8  Wallaok  jnne  3,  pt  stock 

of  mdse,  188  n  Clark,  dem  $2757 

Waliack  H  L  to  H  Radzinski  june  3,  part 

same,  dem  $7364 

Wilson  F  J  to  E  G  Wendell  jane  1,  restnt 

127  w  Madison  6m  $200 

Woodstock  W  W  to  M  E  Woodstock  may 

29,  farn  618  w  Van  Buren  ly  $500 

Woolley  A  U  to  M  E  Finch  june  1,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m  $82 

Wise  F  O  to  G  G  Hubbell  jnne  1,  fnrn 

9m  |6o 

Wasaty  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  may  31, 

saloon  1115  Lewis  av  ly  $250 

Whittaker  W  to  L  Manheimer  jnne  3, 

horses  eto,  Forrest  av  4m  $lf 0 

Whitney  N  to  H  0  Spalding  jane  3,  furn 

227  Superior  ly  $300 

Wilson  W  H  to  G  H  Cobleigh  june  3,  fnrn 

296  Center  st  6m  $55 

Ziokert  U  J  to  D  R  McNanght  may  23, 
piano  6m  $77 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Yoenser  F  to  W  Kopp  may  31.  horses  etc  $300 

F  eter  F  P  to  P  F  Ballen  may  15,  fnru  $200 

Nelson  N  O  to  0  Neleoa  apl  15,  restaurant  239  Van 
Bnren,  $8  0. 

Owens  Q  to  F  E  Owens  may  31,  horse  and  wa«OD$600 
Melink  J  to  0  F  Drake  may  28,  macby  etc  160  Oi;n- 

   $1000 

Faulkner  0  to  E  Sanders  may  21,  mdse  720  n  Ma- 

plewood  av  $186 

Odell  J  A  to  F  0  Berry  may  38,  mdse  338  43d,. .  $6000 

Freeman  L  J  to  A  Odell  may  28,  mdee  $244 

Walton  W  0  to  J  Lyman  may  28.  horses  etc  $100 

Fay  P  W  to  E  A  Allen  may  25,  mdse,  484  w  Lake$1600 
Lafr  Dtz  O  to  J  Helback  Jr  may  29,  saloon  etc  3457 

Oo  tage  Grove  av   $75',0 

Stepanek  V  to  M  Zajicek  may  29,  horse  eto  $200 

Evans  NO   to  L  Y  Sykes  may  29,  press  etc  $201 

Weber  J  to  O  O  Harz  may  26,  cab  $1300 

Fjote  S  to  Struben  Wine  Oo  may  i?.  saloon  Unity 

bids  $1200 

McHu9h  M  to  D  SfcHOHh  may  27,  horses  eto   $500 

Botchklss  0  T  to  0  R  Oorwith  mch  26,  fnrn  Olark 

and  Ontario  $3200 

Hhields  W  G  t )  J  Welch  june  1,  furn  412  State.. .  $76 
Klchirdeon  0  F  to  N  p  Bryson  mch  23,  maohy  283 

Oanal  $i20j 

McGreever  A  to  M  Mc?heron  apl  29,  horse  eto  375 

w  44th     t200 

Bryson  W  P  to  Bryson  Fiver  Oo  may  29,  maohy  eto 

'■'S*  Oanal  jjOOO 

Asenns  O  to  J  Butler  jnne  1,  mdss  82*A8hland  8t.$900 
Kohn  I  to  D  Brown  may  25,  house,  6704  Stony  Isl 

8'  $176 

KrupRer  H  to  J  Schabow  juLe  1,  horses  etc  26 

Ohaae  ot    jigjo 

Hoehman  J  to  M  Hoehman  may  31,  mdse  $150 

Grotefend  E  R  to  O  Ballstrom  may  31,  fnrn  1676 

0-«<on  av  |g„(, 

Belt  T  J  10  J  J  Schleicher  jane  1,  farn  706  Taylor 

 $692 

Welmsn  8  to  E  Melnau  jnne  3,  plctare  frame;  $5 


June  8  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


551 


Theresa  Lenetz  vs  Oity  of  Ohlosgo,  $3,600. 

MofEat  Cycle  Company  vs  F  T  Fowler,  $8,992. 

Leo  Palacheck  vs  A  J  Herbst  Co. 

Jesee  E  Schiller  vs  Parker  Ransom.  $2,000. 

W  E  Frost  Mfg  Co  v8  Slary  F  Boyer,  $1,270.60. 

R  8  Grant  vs  O  P  Crawford,  $400. 

J  Sullivan  vs  W  8  Qiflord,  $606.65. 

0  B  Connor  vs  Christian  Hass,  $914. 

Back  of  Commerce  vs  A  J  Htrbst  no,  $1200. 

B  A  Qromell  vs  C  A  Moehl,  $1,004. 

A  H  Foskett,  add  est  H  J  Malligan  vs  Patrick 
J  Rocbe,  $927,08. 

American  Brg  Co  vs  John  and  Augusta  Samp,  $600. 

Theodore  Grngel,  vs  H  F  Albers,  $1,6(5. 

J  W  Brown  vs  John  Angus  and  Q  A  Gindele, 
$610.68. 

W  A  Popp  vs  F  O  Braske,  $521. 

0  E  French  vs  0  0  OoUey,  $3,200. 

John  Herrman  vs  QiSord  &  Schneider,  $602  45. 

0  A  Paltzer,  survivlns  partner  of  0  A  Paltzer  &  Co, 
vs  Alex  McDutosh,  $2,397.80. 

First  National  Bank  of  Waukugan  vs  0  H  Magoon, 
$1,587  60. 

N  8  Johnson  vs  O  G  Pitt,  $1,726. 

A  H  Baker  vs  Fhiliskey  Stanley,  $4,626.16. 

M  J  Swatek  vs  Milton  We'ton,  $1,217.60. 

Emil  Moeeche  vs  City  of  CblcaRO,  $760. 

William  E  Oloyes  vs  L  B  aud  Frank  0  OiddiDgs. 
$2,8(6.64. 

John  A  Walgren  vs  Andrew  A  Johnson  et  al, 
$565.36. 

Morris  Hirsch  vs  Moses  Rothschild,  $1,847.46. 

J  W  Porter  vs  Moses  Rothschild,  $568.06. 

McElfresh  Clay  Mfg  Co  vs  Alias  Sewer  Co,  $725.08, 

M  D  Wells  &  Co  vs  E  F  Barker,  $535 . 12 

Philadelphia  and  Beading  Coal  aud  Iron  Co, 
vs  CaTpbell  &  Co,  $660.76. 

Nicholas  Swartz  vs  City  of  Chicago,  $5(i0. 

Joseph  Novek  vs  Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy 
R  R  Co,  $1,0U0. 

George  P  Qore  &  Co  vs  Jonas  Christein,  $2,682.60 

Emily  A  Enapp  vs  Chas  P  Coggeshall,  $1,891', 

Michael  F  Maloney  vs  Ohas  P  Coggeshall,  $11,088. 

J  D  HofEmaa  vs  B  F  Cronkrite  <&  Co,  $3,144.61. 

Second  National  Bank  of  St  Paul  vs  Cnmby, 
SpanldlDg  &  Hawkins,  $23,305.01. 

Sara  V  Gramm  vs  Carl  T  Qramm,  $645. 

0  M  Jackson  vs  Wm  Harley,  $3,142  91. 

Armour  &  Co  vs  Ohas  E  Hawk,  $600. 

Frank  Elnnare,  administrator  of  John  Norceh  vs 
Illinois  Central  R  R  Co,  $1,600. 

Nati  -nal  Bank  of  Illinois  vs  Sam  T  Jack,  $1,015.27 

btein  &  Eelbogen  vs  W  W  O'Hara,  $1,505.79. 

Hoftheimer  Bros  vs  Marks  &  Co,  $1,631 .36. 

Klite  Laondry  Co  vs  Segar  Spring  Berl  Co,  $805, 

E  P  Peacock  vs  Traver  Mfg  Oo.  $1,245  75. 

Scottdale  Iron  and  Steel  Oo  (limited)  vs  Turnbull 
&  Onllerton  Roofing  and  Metal  Lath  Oo,  $936.09. 

Midland  Steel  Co  vs  TurnbnU  &  Cullerton  Oo, 
$1,493  70. 

James  K.  Sebree  vs  Ellen  Oonlon  Van  Vuer, 
$523.91. 


ME0HANI08'  LIENS. 

Aeeeesor's  div,  It  29  b  10  of  e  8  e  see 
18  39  14.  Baroourt  Mott  v  Wm  MoSor- 
ly  $15S.36 

Plaoerdale  enb,  Its  29  and  30  b  4  e  3^  of  9 
e  }4  860  20  37  14.  Eriok  J  Stolpe  v  Olof 
Nordia  |107.76 

Lt  3  b  57  n  see  19  39  14.  B  J  HonniDg 
et  al  Y  Robert  Bornzine  and  Wm  Heine- 
man,  tr   1625.54 

O  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  anb.  Us  IJ  and  18  b  5  a 
e  ^  2  37  14.  Alex  F  Stewart  et  al  v 
Frank  La  Reao  $177.45 

Ravenswood,  Aehland  add,  w  3^  It  21  b  ?. 
tfohn  A  Ganger  &  Oo  v  Fritz  0  Sohiebe 
 $63.40 

Ravenswood,  same  add,  e  7^  It  21  b  1. 
Same  v  Same  $61.60 

Montrose,  Its  19  to  21  in  resnb  of  Feft  & 
Uigg's  8ub  of  b  19.  City  Lomber  Oo  v 
Ida  M  and  F  Bartlett  $594.22 

Bryanta's  add.  It  11  b  P,  A  S  Chapin  v  H 
W  Bryant  -   $132.10 

Orvie  anb,  lt20b7neM8e  )^  seo  7  88 
14.  Eugene  London  y  Henry  Beok.,  .  $23 

Same,  It  22.  Same  y  Same  $23 

Same,  It  21.  Same  y  Same  $23 

Wright  &  Webster's  sub,  It  17  b  3  n  e  }4 
12  39  13.  Paepoke-Leioht  Lumber  Oo  v 
Albert  GrosYenor  $1208.55 

Lt  28  in  sub  in  e  }^  s  w  ^  15  39  13  n  of 
Barry  Point  Road.  George  H  Grnsaing 
V  Lydia  Johnson  $170.39 

Madison  st  W,  prem  1236.  Vidoent  Z 
Williams  v  Mary  A  Hughes  $96.67 


ArPL.ICft.TIOX  VOU  BUILDINU 

CKKIUITIS. 

Bldgewood  av  5415,  Kdgar  Janes,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment  brick  Snts,  $4,000. 

Forest  av  3623,  H  SchuUenberg.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $3,000. 

Eimbark  bv  6641  and  6643,  James  Ingalls,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwelling,  $5,00U. 

Ashland  av  819,  F  Topnika,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,500. 

Jackson  blvd  1493,  M  Ooooey,  2  story  and  bftsement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,1)00. 

Wood  et  8  823,  Joseph  Badosta,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Twelfth  st  470,  E  Maher,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $5.0  iO. 

Bofcoe  8t409,  William  Pretzel,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 

Sedgffick  st  53  and  55,  Oscar  Wimmerstedt,  4  story 
aud  basement  brick  apartment  buildiag,  $19,000. 

Seminary  av  630,  W  H  Moouey,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,00'J. 

Orchard  8t  26,  J  McNorney,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  »2,0(i0. 

Fifty-third  st  289-91,  J  FPershim,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $23,000. 

St  te  et  3618,  J  Wiuterbottom,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $15,00 1. 

Washington  av  5806-8,  H  Benenow,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 

Sixty-third  et  760-62,  J  E  Sparlln,  two  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores,  J2,ii00. 

Wentworth  av  4160,  —  Winterhalter,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $5,0t0. 

State  st  6031,  A  C  Swenson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  story  and  flats,  $6,ncO. 

Wentworth  av  38iil,  corner  of  Thtrty  oighth  s*,  S 
Both«childi<,  five  three  story  and  basement  brick 
stores  and  flits,  and  1  story  brick  barn,  $3ii,00u. 

Millard  av  981,  H  8  Gllmore,  2  story  and  tasiment 
brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Janssen  av  29,  John  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Winona  av  1066,  Mrs  M  B  Deal,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,50iJ. 

Center  st  186,  0  Lipomann,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  ptorns  and  flats,  $6, OHO. 

Divereey  et  5L7,  V  M  Rhodes,  four  three  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $28,000. 

Dickson  st  T)i,  J, cob  Tasmer,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat-,  $1,61  0. 

Onion  av  42(,'l,  Mary  Kelley,  2  etory  frame  flats, 
$3,000. 

McHenry  st  35,  M  Centala,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flat<i,  $3,000. 

Division  st  W  b8.  B  Niemierowicz,  three  story  and 
baeement  brl.k  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 

Wall  st  32-!6,  F  Jablonski,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 

Michigan  av  288,  George  C  Walker,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  add,  $2,000, 

Bishop  st  5206,  A  Ackerman,  2  etory  frame  cottage, 
$2  6 JO. 

Calumet  av  3902-6.  Marvin  A  Farr,'4  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  apartment  building,  $36,000. 

Wabash  av  1828,  J  L  McCIure,  4  etory  and  baeement 
brick  front  add,  $2,500. 

State  et  ■2320-22,  E  J  Lehmann  Est,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  rear  add  to  flat  and  boiler  house, 
$5,(100. 

Forty-Sixth  st  345,  A  O  Slaughter,  1  story  and  attic 

brick  barn,  f 15,000. 
Union  av  Slul,  Dan  Sullivan,  2  story  frame  store  and 

flat,  $2,000. 

Sammerdale  av  622,  Larlsa  Rosenberg,  2  etory  frame 
flate,  $2,40i>. 

Larrabee  st  478,  William  Besswinger,  three  story 

and  baeement  brick  flate,  $4,000. 
Park  av  350,  H  Champion,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,000. 

Emerson  av  106,  TLomas  Jordai,   three  story  and 

baeement  brick  flate,  $3,<  00. 
Carroll  av  845  to  851,  L  Wolf,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  factory,  $7,cno. 
Clark  st  116,  Mrs  Lena  Kraus,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Division  st  W  862,  George  Mohler,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,500. 
Maplewood  av  29,  Hngh  Galaghar,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $5,000 
Ellis  av  6325.  E  J  Diefender,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Paulina  st  8  4800-18,  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago, 

brick  foundation  of  a  church,  $6,U0('. 
ForreetviUe  av  4851  57,  Barry  &  Bailey,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellioge,  $40,00 ). 
Wood  st  3434,  Mrs  C  Jacquist,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $2,600. 
Thlrty-fltth  st  1408,  0  Kampman,  thf  ae  etory  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,700. 
Throop  st  5016,  Frank  Snyder,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,400. 

Grand  blvd  4761,  Dr  Ephraim  Ingalle,  2  story  and 
baeement  brick  dwelling  and  three  story  brick 
barn,  $35,000. 


Grand  blvd  4741,  Dr  F  E  Ingalls,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  barn,  $7,000. 

Greenwood  av  4929,  John  0  Neely,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn,  $2,000. 

Aberdeen  et  5720,  Charles  Johoeon,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats  $2,600. 

Matteeon  et  658,  G  Anderson,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats  $4,00fi. 

Twelfth  st  W  131,  A  Hamder,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  sfre  and  flats,  $3,300. 

Madison  st  481-81,  E  W  Uu'-tie,  6  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flate,  $25,000. 

Thirty-fifth  ot  2  139,  Thomi '  Kelly,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Lexington  st  1689,  F  B  Hicbards,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3  2  10. 

California  av  S  1108-14,  St  Markus  Church,  1  story 
brick  church,  $20,0n0. 

Western  av  8  938-40,  0  Iverson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $26,000. 

Bonney  av  911,  James  Brown,  2  story  and  basemant 
brick  flats,  $1,000. 

Harvard  st  1413-45,  Agi'es  FuUaroft,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  residence,  tl<i,OO0. 

Western  av  8  335,  J  J  Spillane,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $3,300. 

Forty-first  ct  1040,  P  Faber,  2  etory  frame  dwelling, 
$2,0,10. 

Houston  av  8847,  Joha  SteflEan,  the 3e  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Thirty  first  st  616,  Jo^«p'i  Kuter,  2  utir?  aud  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flits.  $3,50). 

Greon  st  S  99,  J  T  RawUigh,  2  story  ani  basement 
brick  feed  store,  $5.5(10. 

Monroe  et  W  2('3'>,  F  W  Bablitz,  2  story  and  base- 
meut  brick  flats,  $'1,(iO  '. 

Wanhin^ton  st  1222,  Dr  Blonke,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  dwellin?,  $5,0''0. 

Franklin  st  2'i9,  P  Ploutien,  4  story  and  basement 
b.  ick  flats,  te.OdO. 

Paulina  et  3709  9,  Mary  Hermns,  two  2  story  frame 
fla  s,  »2,!00. 

Seminary  av  241-243,  T  P  Sul  ivan,  two  3  etory  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $10,0f)0. 

Belden  av  212,  Same,  three  story  aud  baeement  brick 
flats,  $5,(  00. 


Where  Shall  we  so  ihis  Summer? 


We  can  answer  the  inquiry. 

A  conaplete  list  of;the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Beeorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  b;  calling  person 
ally  at  Oity  Ticket  Office  ofithe  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Bailway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building 
No.  95  Adams  t  treet,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Location  for  FactoFies. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identiHed 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufaotorers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  linea. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
milea  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  VVisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  adYaotages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources, 
i  A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oonipaiiy — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufaotaring  is  Wsstward.  "-  Nothing 
shoold  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqniries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  for 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colon/  Bldg,.  CHICAQO,  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.C3rH!NTS.  (  


ANDEBSON,  QDetavug,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  St. 
BABNES  &  PABISH,  167  La  Salle  8t. 
BABNBY  BBUO    £>.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.     «onB.,  Bm  87,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  0.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
B0WEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  et. 
CAIBNDCFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0DMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
WafhlDgton  sta, 

DELAMATEB,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Part 

proDerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  8.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  at. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  b  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohioago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  .MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommercp. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
ifBIOKE,  0.  C,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
G00DBID6E,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSaile  St. 
aOBDON  C.  V.  k  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GBOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  S.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBOT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

EEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENBY,  B.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  153  and  155 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  et. 
aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalie  and  Waehington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Tmst  Bldg. 
MEBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  b  Oo.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
WDLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
N0B10N,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  4  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  E.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bl<"g. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  8fi  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMAOBEB  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBABT  AARON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpt 

SANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  155  LaSalle  Sirs 
ZUTTEEMEISTEE,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BAKKEKS. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  4  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 

dSESNEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Stiec 

MERCHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 
Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 

^BABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164Dearbon. 

WASMANSDOBF  Si  HEINEMANN,  147  Sauaulp:> . 

Al)itract8  of  Title. 


SADDOOK  VALLBTTE  h  BI0K0OBD8,  107  Dear- 
born St. 

HANDY  Si  CO.,  92-4  Washlngfam  »t 
PELTZBR,  OTTO  Ss  CO.,  86  Washington  st, 
EEOOBDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  nBPT..  Ooimty  Court 
Roma. 


REVELL'S 


.       CUKTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


June  8,  1895 


GEO.  6.  CARPENTER 

 ^— r  I  &  CO.  I  — 

PAY  S«PECiAL.  ATTKHiTlOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


WB  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

BVEB  SH'^WN  IN  THE  OIIX. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWiTING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St 

CHICAGO. 


AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  tbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front 
age  on  Austin  Avenue,  which  v?as 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  SIOOO  down 
and  110.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  J67  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN, 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and   Madison  ats. 

T.,.,.o..M.i.s6..  Chicago. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |^ardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE.  tSie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on -us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws__»«.^ 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  fUC  A  D  fjrc?p<  their 
them       v»  1 1 1_  n  r  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  need-d 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^'f 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 
OHIOAOO. 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIOHT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AKU  WOKK.S, 
15th  Street  and  Ashland  A  venue, 
Chlcaso,  III. 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven: 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


-♦tlBa  Fire  Aesnraooe  Co.,  Eoglaud. 
North  German  Fire  Ine.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co  ,  Bambarg. 


Koohester  German  Ids   Oo.,  N.  Y. 
GernJBn  Fi'e  Inn.  Oo.,  Pittaburg!  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180-191  L.A8A1.LI:  STKKKT. 

CHICAGO  IlililKroiS 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A,  Loeb . 
Louis  Becker 


T-^lephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEr^. 

Room  1749  Harqaette  Bldff,  K.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go; 

'1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDCJ.:  ■ 
CHIC  Ado. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
B usi ness  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
fpF  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne.  Fbank  q,  Hotne 

HOYNE  BROS. 

HEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Roonn  19,  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


O.  FL^OD. 


Telephone  No  9 


OHAS.  P.  TATL'-B. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9404  COMMERCIAJL  AVEXU 

Commercial  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
b,  bi  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


B     B.  BEOWNELI,, 
Prest. 


H.  H  OBOSS, 

Vloe-Prest. 


GE").  B.  I.AZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Furnished 


phicago. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements. 

manufacturers  O'^ 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

elephone,  Main  44.  ^"'"""9  '^•^'"^fl"- 


WM    F.  TEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHl.NT  SOHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  \S  CO., 
NORTH  SILE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


Chicag-Q 

^  Directory 
Compaiiy 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  ».  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sis. 

Publishers  

"J'^I^SglS^^"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

CHICAGO  SECORITIES. 
LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

CHICA&O  DIBECTOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts.,  50  ots„  $1.00,  $3.00  and  $3.00. 

ai«  pt  the  latest  pjreoto.  les  of  all  the  other  large    ties  obd  be 
fopDd  St  onr  office  for  nee  of  the  pnblif 


Vol.  XXXVII.    No.  24. 


CHICAGO,  JUNE  16,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKL.Y  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIUDINS  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

1^  On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


5X 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 
MEAD  &  COE.  "Washington.  Street. 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Nob.  145  and  147  Kauclolph  St.. 
CHICA4>0. 

The  lEveetment  of  Money  In  Good  ^ecuri.lf9  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOL^. 


EDWARD  G  PAULING, 

/SDrt^gagB  Leans  and  InvBstmenfcs, 


Real  Estate. 


>32  LA  SilLLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAQO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 


Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''SmiiEs 

Mortgage  Lioans. 

114  JLa  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12,  Care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT. 


G.  BIKKHOFF,  JR 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO, 

pgal  gtate,  Epan 

and  JTinandal  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

GILBERT  M.  WEEKS.  D   OOLBEBT . 

Telephone  Main  1^4/. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schilier  Building 


Special  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


(gicagfo, 


Borrowers  of  Money 

On  Chicago  Real  Estate  security 
Apply  to 

^HAN©LER  €©.. 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

110  Dearborn  Street. 


EDWIN  B  .  SHELDON  . 
WM.  OODEN  OBEflN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
UANDOIiPH  E.  FISHBDBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen  Bldg.,  34  Olstrk.  St,, 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Office 

Cttiuaiet  fiv.,  find  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WTLLTS  W.  BAIBD.  LTMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  T>.  WABNEE. 

Oo'iRultiug  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceefl  ng  Pftiril  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 
LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■5(415*MlLWAUKEE*AVENtJE,i& 

Telephone  West  69i.  CHICAGO 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  I 


J.H.  l49La5alleSt 

^N\/USSINGEN 


EST'D 
16  7  9 


&  BRO 


Bemoved  to  125  Dearborn  st 


MAIN 
FLOOR. 


A.  O,  8LAUOHXEB 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  i  V  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.  T.  8toc"i  Exchange.  Members  0hicag3  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 


Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 


TKI<RVHOK£  1416. 


50-FOOT  CORNER 

On  East  avenue  and  Harvard  street,  Oak  Park. 
$750.   Terms  easy. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Harlem  av., 
Or  215  Dearborn  St.  Chicago. 


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W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aor©  .  Tracts  •  Furolia-seci 

Or  Subdivided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKL.EPHONK  19SH. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  GO. 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKiiRS  AND 

MORTGAGE       «ra„eh  «mce, 
BANKERS.  «90K.  55  street. 


Stairs . 


Cabinet  Work 


(irrilles 


S.M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERb  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASII, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Eiizie  et. 


Telephone,  Main  986. 


Ctiicagfo. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
143  Randolph  St .. 

CHICA«iO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5.C0  to  160.00  per  annum 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


N.  W.  Oor. 
Washington, 


OHIOAGO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    51,     S3  AND    65     MBTKOROUTAH  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and.La  Salle  Streets  ^ 
CHICAGO. 


June  l.'S,  1895. 

Peabody,  Houghteling^&^ 

164  Dearbsrn  5t.,Pirst  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

P.-:Bcis  B.  Peabody.  J„.  l.  Houshtellnj. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•ej  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
•31  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co. 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth^^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS.  ^ 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  ISO  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Sfreef,  Near  Randolph  Street, 
Telephone  Main  268.  CHICAGO. 


Mecliaiiics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Mdln  112.  CIniCeigfO,  111. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estate* 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


8.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
«th  Floor  itlasonic  Temple 


•  THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sobmeideb,  Prefident. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  Vice  President. 
»  M.  A.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  MoLi..  Cashier. 
Rknbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oaehier. 
Henby  R.  KiMT,  2dA8et.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  <^nrrent  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STf?E£iT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Mechanics'  Liens  exclusively. 


]  i07  A«iliiaad  B 


I  A  Perfect  Reference  Record  | 

i  AND  J 

I  A  wide-awake:  newspaper  I 

<  DEVOTED  tl»  ^ 

I  REAL  ESTATE  ^ 

J  WESTERN  SECURITIES 

t  BUILDING 

;  ANDTME  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state I  Bijildip(5  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


) 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance 
Building  ano  Real  Estatf. 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  \ 
MASTER'S  SALE3  | 
FORECLOSURES  i 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 

I 

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Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  24 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JUNE  15,  1895, 


$5.00  PEK  annum;  10c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8UBAN0E  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Ch-icagro. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  ST,, 
Room  44.  '         -         -  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/aonBy  Loaned  Witlioiit  Commission 

■31  On  improved  city  property  and 
•Si  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

NQrtIiwester&  I^utual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  Nev?  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A,  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  sxjK.AnsroE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWHirEKS-  ASSOCIATION. 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY  CUtir^Ct  crr\ 

A  SPECIALTY.  V^niCdgO. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  xS  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
FnsrA.3sroi-A.L  brokers, 

97  CLARK  Street 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pabllc.  Telephone  Main  3369. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   L^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Egfleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409-411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB.    O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI3TEB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTEKMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C.  MOWBEY. 


C.  F.  PARKER, 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

901  Stock  E::cliange  Building,        CHICAGO , 

^g-Evaneton  and  Wllmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  BOHBBINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  0O„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  tSontli  664, 

B«al  Estate  Bought  and  Hold .  Rents  Ojllected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
Testments  Made.  Special  attention  ^iven  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  DOLEtlE.  i.  H.  SHEPABb 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CiTRflCTORSr 


MANUFAOTUBBBS  AND  DBALKBS  IN 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone^ 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux, 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAGC* 

SECOND  riiOOB  TEUrONIO  BUILDINO. 
TELEPHONE  No.  1169. 


Fartioalar  attentloD  paid  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drives,  Bonle 
Tsrdi  and  Boads  In  new  SaMirlalon*. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REPL  ESTATE,  IHSURpCE,  LOpS 

South  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  <fe  CO, 

BSTu^TB  ^  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago, 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l3oi  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i5  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicag-o 


EDWIN  F.  SETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Bnilding,  204  Dearljorn  St 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  or  Nor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  Slain  3733. 

Humboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty- 

M.  D,  DEAN, 
REAXm  kstate. 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFIOE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Washlngtoc  an 

8-  E.  Oor.  Oalifornia  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Homboldt  Park.  CHICAQC 


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The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BETISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  aVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTBB8  MUST  BE 


MASKED  WITH  THE  LETTBB  AND  NUMBEB  OP  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8ED   EXCEPT    WHEBE  THE    oWNEB   OB    fcIS  AQENT' 
ADDBESS  IS  aiYEN. 


5,200 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,   No  2323,  2-atory  brick  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  (  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  |3,600; 
$1,500  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  |  7,000 

Boven  av.  No  89,  tO  rooms,  stone     B  15  |  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalamet  av,  near  30th  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,360 

Champlain  av,  near  47tb  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 
B  15  

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $8,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

ClarkstS.northof  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  Ell  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slat  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,00d.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  Jl .  $86,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  S-story  briok  building, 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £0th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
BWg  I  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  ilst  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 

Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  .$23,000 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25xl?5.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  e3d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  brick  honse.    B  15. $15,000 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10-room  brick  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooBie,  briok  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  honse.  

Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15.i3o'oOO 

Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  honse.     B  16.$  4,500 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$66,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 
n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Forrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16. 

Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone! 
B  15^...   ' 

Forty-third  and  Forty-sevenlh  st  corners, 

Coi  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  «ront 

foot.    P4  ^ 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot. 

P  4   J 

Cor  ISfxlCO,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.| 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  anap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$ 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  prioo  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  6Cxl  20,  great  bargBin,  price  per  front  fojt. 

*  $ 

Cor  lOOxUO,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pricf  per  front 

foot.    P  4  ~  I  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stooe.  B  15.,*15.000 
Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  15...  $  6,000 

Forty  sevenih  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  '220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4   |  93 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  426,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  1  ii . .  ' .  ,1!  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    8  15  $l,ll500 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  ^t,  15-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  |:^7,00(i 


B  16.  $20,000 
B  15.  $10,000 
B  15..$  8,500 
B  16.^13,000 
B  15. $13,000 


5  7,f00 

^0,500 

300 

325 

250 
cO( 
260 
200 
260 

220 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


125 

60 
175 


105 
75 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  6ith  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $ 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.  V  6. $ 
Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
bnitdin«j8  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house. B  15. $10^000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park.— Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8iory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18  foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  brick  house.  B  15.$10,C00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,600 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,B00 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  et.  50  x  100  x  165  ft.  price  ner 

foot.    W8  $ 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft.  per  ft!  V  6!$ 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  | 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houses;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av.near  47th  8t,10-room  stone  house.B  15.  $10,000 
Kenwood  district.— Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain.  Q  8. 
Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  honse.     B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15^000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  ^  6  500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot  V  6.'  ..'.'.$  '  90 
Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  honse 

B     15    I      7  QQQ 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  .$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  |  1,100 1 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15.!.$  4,500' 
Michigan  av.near  51st  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15.$24,0C0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16..  .$15,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16  $  e,ofO 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $10,000 

Oakenwaldav,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  honse.  B15.$  9',000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  stone  honse 

B  16  ^  $14,0C0 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15!|ll,'oOO 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  "flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
honse,  100  x  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable  ' 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

„   $1,860 

f  roperty  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  end  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — Que  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

acd  railroad  frontage,  650xi!00  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-8tory  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  11    $20, (  00 

Seventy  ninth  Bt,  cor  Soheli  av,  IfOxliS.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  p  cqq 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  slsoo 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomp,stone.B  i5.$l2!c00 

Sixty-lirst  at,  No  251,  14-room  frame.     B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  gtooe.    B  15  .|13,'o(0 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  15  

Sonth  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th"  st 
and  AvecneK,  two  blocks  from  Calami  t  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  eleotno  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Addre-s  G  Foohes  & 


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Sonth  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  brick  honse. 

^      15   QQQ 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  b'i5.'$  9,500 
ihornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  |4oo,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

r,  .  ^  •  •  •,  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st    .       $  1  600 
Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four  ' 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 

Vincennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15. $17  000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  $  8000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  $17!o00 
Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 . .  $  166 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15  $23  000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

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Wabash  av ,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.  ' v'  6  !!*...*.'.  i .  .  $ 
Wabash  av,  :^owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.  Q8. 
Wabash  av,  n  ar  12th  st,   2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90  000 

Wabaeh  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  li! .$25000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  16  ^  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  *B  15.  $17,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  jjg  500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  iionse. 

„    "  1^  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  61st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$26,fOO 
W  ,odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  r,'500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    \  13  $ 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$676.    W8  1 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  60x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  ,  I 

Clark  8t  N,  3-8torj  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13    < 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  1<  0x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
t»ge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  >^  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 %  ft,  price  per  foot. 

^   .W8  r.../.   J  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33     |  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  ISO  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  iovestment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
VVilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  2  0  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.  B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive  1  ha  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
frnit  tree?,  shrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  eummer  by  days  work  regard- 
leas  of  eor^t,  acd  is  one  of  the  best  buih  houses 
on  the  Nonh  Shore.  All  Bashings  and 
wat  r  tables  are  made  of  Alumitium,  which 
will  nei  her  ra.it,  d'^cay  or  rot  A  lO-foot 
veranda  t  xtenda  around  two  sides  of  the  honsa 
and  over  the  drive-way;  Ihe  front  djors  and 
door  leading  from  dia'o^-  room  to  veranda  are 


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5,400 


90 


SI  2,000 


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bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  iBt  and  2d-stpry  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finiBhed  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dicing  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plnmbiiig  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-plaoe  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  Yon  oannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  riics  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  for  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  |15,00O 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block..  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av.  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  I  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  buildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13  186,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58 x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laondry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  snfiBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75x123)^.     A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  45x125  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,lLabe  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bQildiDg,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ail  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  snit.    O  4. 

VEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

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Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26}y^^  x  13!)  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av.  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   (  34  6-10x100  )  J  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  J  |  35x128  ^ '"^ 

2-  story  am]  basement  etone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  br-M.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Qraoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  partionlars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.  W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  3  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block  „ 
Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages oflfered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  S-story  stone  flat 
baildins:  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $i,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  Btory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jaokeon  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 

Labest  W,  Nos  V230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 ...  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x11 2, 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11,  $10,000 

Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Oimeteries,  20 

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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

per  acre,    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,.near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Polk  st,  nen-r  (  «.ntre  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  A  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  |5(i0  per  acre,  no  iiicumbrance.  Will  tekP 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linacott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
Seeley  av,  (No  16)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $6,600.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,250 
Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W8....$  2,100 
Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  61x125 .    W  8  ....  $  6,500 
Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  23.* 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail-  » 
road  station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  <ence 
nefir  Francisco  St.    Will  put  in  caeh.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  ^..$60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  I  2 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
gB4  $ftkea  oare  of  in  tracts  of  5  aoree  and 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improTed  and 
title  perfect.  For  partionlars  address  Box  45, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Franoisoo. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (IcO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonTenienoee,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  frnits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  saorifioe  or  ezohange 
for  Ohioago  improved.    P  13. 

CaliforDia. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  1 105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selliog  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  5 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Oo, 
94  La  Salle  st  .$3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchaoge;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrela;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  |40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  pobtoflSoe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  'white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, bickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  5 

MIBOEL1.ANEOUB . 
A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(  00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  16. 


ReahEstate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  |  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-8tory  dwelhng  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2  . . !  $4  800 

Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and'  ' 
flats,  will  pay  12%  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  51fl    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  |21  600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and  ' 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  51^  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance' 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil   *40  000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and'  east  ' 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
partionlars  address  Box  46,Telephone  Building 
San  Francisco,  Cal  " 
California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,   olives,  prunes,  raisin  graces. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
tftone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

^    1^12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  8t,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Ohioago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  8t  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBIH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  O  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
atre  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  ,  $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
bnildinge;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
 $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 


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liAEB  MINNEIONKA. 


WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.  0  12. 
Clybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman.  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  ft,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent  $990 
per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant  up  to  $5,000 
Price  $10,000.    S  12. 
Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats.  Rent 
$2,280.  Price  $22,500.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it. 

OUTSIDE. 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony"  improved 
in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house,  barn,  well,  windmill, 
etc.    Vines  will  bear  their  first  crop  this  season.  This 
tract  is  located  oiose  to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section 
being  rapidly  improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Price  $226 
per  acre.      Eastern  property  considered  for  all  or  part. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Georgia~550-aore  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  olaar- 
$16,000;  want  city  property.    W  12,  ' 
Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  reet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear, 
and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first- 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.    Address  G1.0BE 
Real  Kstate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump, 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  first-class  order,  price  $7,500.    Will  take  about  14  io 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  I 
Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

eqnitv.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas.— Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  in  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  dne  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-storj. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced   in,    40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  'railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick 
preferred      E  11. 
Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 


Lake  Minnetonka— 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  olear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOBIiltANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5  000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 

H^en  Dim  proved  lands  and      cash  for  Mock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst-olasa 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    P  12 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  PABE. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location, 
o  18* 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st 
Desirable  suite  of  oflSces  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  6-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
oflSoe  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150  00 
per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located' 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.    Address  H  &  D 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal.  ' 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3  flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5.  T  ,    "  *o 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Rob  &  Oo,  68  N  Clinton 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.  Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111, 
Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party,  O  A  Riohaedson. 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12, 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building.  ' 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg.   

Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  oflSoe  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply, 
X  16. 


June  15  1895.' 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


559 


R.  J.  LANGHENRY  §  CO, 

Saccessore  to  LaDghenry,  Evans  &  Co., 

153  and  155  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

RENTS  COLLECTED, 

Property  and   Estates  Managed. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

03   and   04  Waslnirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reaii  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OP  FIB9T  MOBIGAOES         ReAI  EbTATE  BoUGHT, 

A  bpeoialtt  ,  Sold  and  Managed. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOBTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morthave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  S 1  ^-     -      las  Ola-rlc  Street 
FOR 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upoQ 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

&00D  INVESTMESTT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H,  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  ^ulbert,  Mgr. 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


California  Land 


FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  fcr 
Income  Paying  Property. 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal.,  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions. 
The  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Post  Street.      .     SAN  PRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Llnscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision, 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down,  $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

60.5  Stock  Cxclianse  Buildins,  -  Chicago. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,         rc<'  r»  'j  r<?  rA  Til 
NEW  STOCK  EXGHANGEIBUILDING,.  ^ll  K<lgO,|ll , 


CMcap  Interior  Decoralinj  Co. 

^ank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
xMantelsJiles.CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  fumlslicd  upon  application. 
149  &  ISO  Michigan  Avenue, 

■^'Si  Henry  LibWee  Co. 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 


Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 
MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiliany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTUBBRS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  1157  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago,] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re^ 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  Alsstractsof  Title. 

Gruarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

FBOMFT  SBBVIOE  AMD  SEASONABLE  BATE3. 
OPFICBRS. 

GwYHN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sblleks,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  9IEWABT,  Sec'y.    0'  B.  Labbabeb.  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  Sellebs,  Traet  Ofiacer. 


Frank  Hall's  Casmo,Museeand  Variety 

Theater — Wabasli  av.,  near  Jaokson  st. 

NOW  OPEN.  Continnons  performanoes  11  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioago  Price 
10  15  25  36  50     B.ix  seats  $1. 


THE  JIGGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

"Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

ITO  IVIEDICAX,  EXAMINATION  REQUIRBO. 


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June  J5,  18*5. 


THE 


Published  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


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Subscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seoond  olass  matter  at  the  postofBoe,  Obicago, 
CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JUNE  15,  1895. 


FINANCE  AND  TRADE. 


Comptroller  Eckels  was  able  this  week  to  announce 
the  actual  condition  of  the  national  banks  of  the 
country  from  the  reports  sent  him  pursuant  to  the 
call  of  May  7th,  and  his  statement  shows  an  excep- 
tional degree  of  general  prosperity.    The  three  sig- 
nificant points  covered  by  the  reports  are  individual 
deposits,  loans  and  discounts,  and  lawful  money  in 
reserve  in  bank.    The  deposits  in  national  banks 
probably  equal  only  about  half  of  the  aggregate  de- 
posits in  all  the  banks,  including  state  and  private 
institutions,  yet  the  national  bank  statement  serves 
to  show  the  condition  of  the  people's  moQey.  Indi- 
vidual deposits  now  aggregate  $1  690,961,239.  This 
exceeds  by  a  little  over  823,000,000  the  sum  on  deposit 
March  5;  it  is  less  by  $37,500,000  than  the  sum  de- 
posited in  the  same  banks  Oct.  2  last  but  exceeds  by 
over  $13  000,000  the  sum  deposited  July  18,  1894— a 
little  less  than  a  year  ago— and  is  $20,000,000  in  ex- 
cess of  the  sum  deposited  in  the  same  banks  May  4, 
1894.    The  real  comparison  is  with  1893,  and  when  it 
Is  known  that  on  December  i9  of  that  year  the  banks 
held  $151,500,000  in  deposits  less  than  they  hold  now, 
the  Indication  of  improved  conditions  becomes  ap- 
parent.   Going  back  to  October,  1893,  we  find  the 
individual  deposits  nearly  $240,000,000  less  than  they 
are  now.   This  was  the  lowest  point  reached  during 
the  panic— a  fall  of  $302,'  00,000  in  less  than  fifteen 
months  from  July,  1892.    It  will  thrs  be  seen  that 
we  are  now  within  $62,000,000 of  the  high  water  mark 
of  that  year  and  constantly  gaining,  so  that  the 
former  prosperity  so  far  as  money  goes  seems  likely 
to  return  to  the  people  within  a  few  months. 

Bank  loans  are  now  $137,000,000  less  than  they  were 
in  July,  1892,  but  they  are  $146,000,000  more  than 
they  were  in  October,  1893.  October  was  the  month 
when  the  panic  struck  bottom.  There  had  been  a 
steady  decline  in  the  demand  for  money  in  trade 
from  September,  1892,  until  October,  1893.  Now  the 
demand  is  on  the  increase  and  the  figures  of  1892  are 
likely  to  be  reached  before  the  close  of  another  year 
With  deposits  and  loans  assuming  their  former  pro- 
portions and  lawful  money  in  reserve  increased  from 
$289,000,000  to  $364,000,000,  the  visible  signs  of  finan- 
cial improvement  are  solid  and  encouraging. 

The  next  financial  consideration  will  be  the  gold 
reserve.  A  statement  from  the  treasury  this  week 
shows  that  the  reserve  has  nearly  reached  the  round 
$100,000,000  mark,  the  actual  figures  being  $99,491,105. 
It  is  stated  on  good  authority  that  there  is  still  some 
$7,000,000  yet  due  from  the  syndicate  and  that  this 
gold  is  now  on  its  way  to  the  treasury.  After  that 
has  been  received  the  old  anxiety  in  regard  to  falling 
gold  reserve  will  be  upon  the  country  again.  The 
syndicate  has  an  option  on  any  bonds  which  the 
Government  may  issue  between  now  and  next  October 
and  the  temptation  to  force  the  Government  to  an- 
other issue  of  bonds  will  be  so  great  that  it  will  be  a 
wonder  if  it  is  not  yielded  to.  While  there  is  no  need 
for  any  immediate  alarm  and  certainly  no  prelimin- 
ary indications  of  any  intended  raid,  the  outlook  is 
not  good  for  a  continuation  of  the  gold  reserve  at  its 
present  point. 

The  price  of  exchange  governs  the  export  of  gold 
and  this  has  been  hovering  dangerously  near  the  ex- 
porting point  of  late.  For  the  past  five  months  our 
imports  have  exceeded  exports  by  $3,000,000  to  $4,- 
000,000  a  month.   In  April,  1S94,  the  imports  were 


$60,090,037,  and  the  exports  $64,124,812,  an  excess  of 
exports  over  imports  of  over  $4,000,000.  For  April, 
1895,  the  imports  were  $68,5T.s,755;  and  the  exports 
$65,253,648,  an  excess  of  imports  over  exports  of  three 
and  a  third  millions.  For  March,  1895,  the  excess  of 
imports  was  $4,000,000,  and  since  January  the  ratio 
has  been  about  that  amount.  The  balance  of  trade 
is  clearly  against  the  United  States.  It  must  be 
paid  in  gold,  as  must  also  the  large  sums,  amounting 
to  millions,  which  are  sent  abroad  to  tourists  and 
others.  Unless  the  sale  of  American  securities  is 
considerably  increased,  there  is  likely  soon  to  be  an- 
other gold  drain  on  the  treasury. 

The  United  States  ranks  first  in  mineral  produc- 
tion among  all  the  countries  of  the  world.  Our 
mineral  output  last  year  amounted  to  over  $553,000,- 
000.  As  compared  with  1893,  this  shows  a  loss  of 
$62,000,000,  but  we  are  still  ahead  of  all  other  nations. 
The  decrease  shown  last  year  was  due  in  many  in- 
stances to  a  fall  in  values  rather  than  loss  of  quan- 
tities. 

The  decrease  in  the  value  of  our  silver  mined  last 
year  was  only  18  percent.  Compared  with  the  de- 
crease in  other  minerals,  this  is  a  slight  reduction. 
Notwithstanding  the  Government's  withdrawal  from 
the  silver  market,  in  accordance  with  the  repeal  of 
the  Sherman  law,  silver  production  has  been  well 
maintained.  With  a  reduction  of  4,500,000  ounces 
n  1?93  and  a  further  reduction  of  10,654,000  last  year, 
this  country  is  still  the  greatest  silver  producer  in 
the  world.  The  output  of  gold  has  increased.  We 
still  hold  first  rank  in  the  production  of  this  metal, 
although  Australia  and  South  Africa  are  not  far  be- 
hind. The  diversion  of  capital  and  labor  in  some 
sections  from  silver  to  gold  mining  is  responsible  for 
the  increase  in  gold  production  last  year. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Local  stocks  have  been  quiet  but  firm.  West  Chi 
cago  is  indicating  a  near-by  upward  movement.  It 
is  now  in  good  demand  around  133  and  is  good  prop 
erty  at  that  figure.  North  Chicago  has  passed  293 
and  is  evidently  slated  for  a  rise  to  300  before  many 
days.  The  undeniably  strong  point  about  these 
stocks  is  that  their  earnings  are  increasing  steadily 
and  that  no  matter  how  many  elevated  projects  are 
set  on  foot  the  surface  lines  continue  to  grow  ih  earn 
ing  power. 

The  sensation  of  the  week  was  the  decision  of  the 
Illinois  Supreme  Court  in  the  case  of  the  Distilling 
and  Cattle  Feeding  Company,  familiarly  known  as 
the  whisky  trust,  holding  it  to  be  an  illegal  corpo- 
ration and  sustaining  the  judgment  of  the  lower 
court  dissolving  the  company.  The  law  allows  two 
years  for  winding  up  the  affairs  of  the  trust.  But 
the  real  si^jnificance  of  the  court's  decision  is  seen  in 
the  fact  that  under  the  same  ruling  the  Standard 
Oil,  Diamond  Match,  Sugar  and  Chicago  Gas  trusts 
are  all  liable  to  dissolution  by  quo  warranto  proceed 
ings  in  the  states  in  which  they  are  organized. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  June  8,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING 
JUNE  8,  1895. 


New  York.... 

«  624,155,461 

$  469,967,307 

108,351,427 

89,228065 

98,012,683 

80,044,975 

Philadelphia. . 

77,089,024 

62,923,273 

8t.  LoniB.  .  . 

26,580,466 

21,911,314 

San  Franoisoo. 

19,777,867 

12,992.791 

Baltimore  .... 

16,686.195 

16.094,034 

Pittsbnrgh  

15,656,380 

13,349,2r5 

Oinoinnati .... 

14,476,800 

13,316,850 

Kansas  Oity  .. 

12,018,846 

10,096,134 

New  Orleans  . . 

8,52.'5,316 

6,990,096 

BnflPalo  

4,977,380 

3,815,493 

Miiwaakee. . . . 

4,949,367 

4,452,071 

,  6,857,311 

5,988,729 

LouiBvill«i.  . , , 

7,762,725 

7,453,484 

i^inuea polls  . . 

7,106,S96 

6.348,344 

3,615,133 

5,874,692 

WEEK  ENDING  Per- 

JUNE  8,  1894.  oentagee 
Ido.  Deo. 


33.0 
21.3 
22.5 

2i.i: 

21  0 
52.9 
21 .1 
12.8 
8.4 
13.0 
21.8 
30.5 
11.0 
14  5 
40.1 
U  8 


Providence . . . 

Cleveland  

*  Houston  

8t.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 

♦Uolnmbns  . . . 

Hartford  

Biohmond  .... 

Washington. .. 

Dallas  

8t.  Joseph. , ., 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven. . . 

Savannah  .... 

Springfield, ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

Waco  

Syracuse  .... 

Des  Moinea. . . 

Grand  Kdyids 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  Oity... 

Los  Angeles  . . 

Tacoma,  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jaokoonyille. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  Ey. 
Binghampton. 
♦Bay  Oity... 
*Fall  River... 

*Akron   

♦Springfield. . 

♦Canton  

♦Sioux  Falls. 
♦Fremont.... 
♦Hastings. , . . 
♦Uhattanooga, 

♦Fargo  , 

♦Nashville.... 
*Qalve8ton. . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity. 
Rockford. . . . 

Helena  

Scranton  

Kalamazoo... 
♦Little  Book.. 


5.805,300 
5,666,499 
4,096,212 
6,062,602 
3,232,268 
4,858,884 
4,060,800 
2,400,800 
2,658,560 
2,189,682 
2,067,952 
1,550,000 
1,873,761 
1,590,850 
1,496,226 
1,738,515 
1,576,653 
1,453,933 
1,432,207 
1,512,462 
1,307,079 
1,258,982 
1,652,380 
1,047,499 
1,137,815 
1,078,054 
953,297 
572,606 
663.173 
742,762 
932,684 
600,840 
1,C02,106 
694,663 
449,472 
463,856 
303,155 
426,613 
483,933 
461,321 
380,469 
453,491 
462,094 
401,100 
399,565 
708.569 
214,160 
176,790 
238,800 
21,409 
80,925 
56,439 
251,016 
160,774 
1,198,676 
3,613,335 
1,379,023 
267.241 
446,131 
832,814 
326,637 
449,172 


4,245,800 
5,017.830 
3,679,941 
3,636,397 
3,115.804 
3,921,718 
3,741,100 
2,324,124 
2,142,452 
1,809,139 
1,863,461 
1,830,487 
1.669,960 
2,688,266 
714,022 
1,793.007 
1,656,582 
1,242,079 
1,387,589 
1.182,192 
1,424,926 
1,082,284 
1,784,067 
703,279 
931,502 
1,077,620 
780,117 
466,936 
786,269 
662,529 
943,353 
743,471 
726,755 
682,173 
318,860 
324,927 
419.132 
540,883 
521,006 
330,411 
260,838 
623,117 
442,360 
383,100 
311,025 
720,918 
99,244 
184,561 
176,300 
114,922 
108,266 
100,473 
155,191 
150,538 
863,940 
4,643,265 
1.316,947 
No  returns 


36.8 
12.7 
14.4 

39.0 
30.8 
23.7 
8.2 
3.2 
25.7 
21.1 
10.7 

Norn 

109.6 

1.2 
16.3 
10.4 
28. C 

15.7 

48.9 
21.9 
Nom 
21.8 
22.4 

12  0 


15.3 
40.6 
3.0 


8.1 
7.3 


37.8 


39.6 
40.9 


4.7 

27  0 

116.1 

25.2 


15.5 

1.1 
19.2 

12.9 


26.5 
22.2 
7.3 


13.6 
13.6 


61  8 
6.6 
38.3 

4.6 


1.8 

40.8 

85.6 
26  9 
44.0 


22.1 


Total,  D.  S.  $1,131,685,552  |  904,363,286  25.8 
Cities Excldg  N.  Y.   507,630,071      434,384,979  18.4 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  ''  . 


113,199,823 
6,519.675 
1,210,375 
668,834 
1,035,513 


$11,344,544 

6,570,825 
1,146,738 
726,750 
817,178 


15.9 
16.8 
6.5 

27.1 


8.1 


Total,  Can....      $22,674,220     $18,788,857  13.5 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


i7EEK  ENDING 

JUNE  8,  1895, 
"New  Engl'd  States  $113,901,759 


Middle 
Southern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


725,154,675 
43,984,981 
45,449,882 
133,064,393 
42,654,974 
28,964,640 


WEBK  BHDING 

JUNE  8,  1894. 
$  93,470,963 
653,162,887 
39,157,542 
40,662,188 
115,921,659 
38,244,0^8 
20,857,410 


PEBOBNT- 
AQE. 

22.0 
31.1 

12  3 
12.0 
14.8 
11.5 
40.5 


38,4 


$1,133,175,304  I  901,476,577 

*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Good  authorities  are  agreed  that  the  business  of 
this  country  as  a  whole  has  never  been  surpassed  in 
volume  at  this  season  of  the  year.  The  bank  clear- 
ings last  month  were  within  less  than  4  percent  of 
our  record  for  May,  1893.  If  allowance  is  made  for 
the  difference  in  prices  and  for  the  portion  of  the 
New  York  Stock  Exchange's  business  which  was 
transferred  from  the  clearing-house  of  the  Associated 
Banks  of  that  city  to  the  Stock  Exchange  clearing- 
house in  1893,  last  month's  bank  clearings  represent 
the  largest  May  business  in  the  history  of  the  United 
States, 

Tb?  gain  over  May,  1894,  is  nearly  a  thousaqd  rail- 


June  15,  18J5 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


561 


lion  dollars,  or  about  25  percent.  That  was  the  In- 
crease In  May.  This  month  it  will  be  considerably 
larger,  for  two  reasons.  Firstly,  on  account  of  the 
great  activity  shown  in  many  industries,  and  sec- 
ondly, because  of  the  great  railroad  strike  last  June 
and  July.  The  probability  is  that  June  of  this  year 
will  beat  every  previous  record,  not  only  in  real  vol- 
ume of  business  but  in  actual  figures  also. 

According  to  the  reports  of  the  Financial  Chronicle 
on  railway  earnings  they  gained  6.47  percent  in  the 
fourth  week  of  May.  The  reports  cover  flfty-nine 
lines  and  systems.  All  but  twelve  made  gains.  Two 
of  these  twelve  are  in  Mexico  and  one  is  in  Canada. 
Four  of  the  remaining  nine  came  within  less  than 
$800  of  their  returns  for  the  fourth  week  of  May  last 
year.  The  gains  of  47  roads  amounted  to  $647,000. 
bf  these  the  Illinois  Central  gained  about  $177,000; 
the  Big  Four,  $60,000,  and  and  the  Wabash,  $40,000. 

Prices  are  still  climbing.  What  the  significance  of 
this  fact  to  the  country  at  large  is  can  be  seen  from 
its  effect  on  the  farmers  Wheat  alone  is  likely  to 
yield  them  far  better  returns  than  for  several  years 
past.  The  crop  is  now  estimated  at  400,000,000  bush- 
els as  against  460,000,000  bushels  last  year,  but  the 
price  to  the  farmer  has  nearly  doubled,  so  that  he 
will  realize  a  great  deal  more  for  this  year's  crop 
than  he  did  for  last  year's.  It  is  not  at  all  improb- 
able that  wheat  this  year  will  sell  at  a  dollar,  as 
stocks  from  last  year  are  comparatively  light.  With 
plenty  of  money  in  the  pocket  of  the  farmer  the  pros- 
perity of  the  merchant  and  manufacturer  is  assured. 

It  must  not  be  supposed,  however,  that  because  the 
wheat  crop  will  probably  fall  below  that  of  last  year 
all  other  crops  will  suffer  in  proportion.  In  fact,  the 
opposite  is  probable.  According  to  the  recent  report 
of  the  freight  department  of  the  Northern  Pacific 
railroad,  abundant  harvests  are  expected  throughout 
all  the  northern  states.  In  Minnesota  fine,  copious 
rains,  followed  by  warm  sunshine,  have  been  general. 
There  is  now  sufficient  moisture  to  last  several  weeks. 
The  nights  are  cool,  with  a  heavy  fall  of  dew 
when  it  does  not  rain.  Crops  of  all  kinds  are  thriv- 
ing wonderfully. 

The  same  conditions  prevail  throughout  Dakota, 
Manitoba,  Montana  and  Idaho.  Wheat  is  said  to  be 
good  for  20  bushels  to  the  acre.  Corn  in  some  locali- 
ties is  advanced  far  enough  to  be  cultivated.  The 
potato  bug,  or  Colorado  beetle,  seems  to  have  disap- 
peared. Flax,  which  was  supposed  to  be  injured  by 
the  cold  wave  of  three  weeks  ago,  is  now  thriving 
splendidly.  Small  grains  are  doing  well.  There  is 
more  grass  on  the  ranges  than  at  any  period  last  year, 
and  cattle  are  fattening  rapidly.  Merchants  are  ex- 
tending all  the  credit  necessary,  on  the  strength  of 
the  promising  good  harvest. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINB3. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  June  13. 

Inc.  Dec. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

tHouston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

Dallas 

St.  Joseph 


$546,123,629 
90,850,984 
96,670.153 
63,603,246 
26,488,527 
13,170,869 
14,467,765 
14,656,241 
13,729,700 
10,490,786 
7,828,052 
4.421,727 
4,654,290 
6.250,625 
6,7i2,873 
7,093,819 
3,314,340 
5,456,600 
6,345,099 
4,332,426 
4,364,994 
3,205,768 
5,243,876 
4,040  200 
2,034.822 
2,481,179 
2,097,097 
1,951,474 
1,301,000 


27.5 
6.1 

25  6 
24.2 
15.3 
4.5 
3.6 
23  7 
7.8 
16.5 
24.8 
16  9 
4.3 
2.1 
16.3 
9.4 

19  7 
53.2 
8.7 
1.5 
23.7 
35.0 
18.1 
26.8 
11.2 
22.2 


Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

t  Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
fFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
fCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
fChattanooga 
t Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scranton 
tKalamazoo 
fLittle  Rock 


38  3 


2,081.861 
1,684,877 
1,237,482 
1,479,968 
1,547,219 
1,708,584 
1,403,857 
1.298,401 
1,233,136 
1,096,579 
1,291,880 
1,085,079 
958,257 
992,715 
805,226 
516,165 
738,371 
695,390 
935,646 
498,700 
1,253.317 
582,683 
505,446 
425,210 
333.789 
312.195 
501,365 
320,737 
633,045 
401,067 
326261 
368,700 
338,895 
696  900 
263,188 
175,626 
187,200 
52,367 
.59,018 
63  802 
234,568 
176,tt25 
952.144 
3  621,700 
960,185 
273,763 
563,764 
563.056 
288,144 
408,903 


Total  $1,003,010,496 
Exclusive  of  New  York  456,886,867 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


30.8 

58.4 
4  9 
4.7 
33.7 
13.0 
2.') 
3.5 
21.5 
15  1 
6.4 
7  6 

5.2 
4.6 

27.4 
7.8 

14  3 

48  2 
2.3 
68  3 
77.8 

16.5 
26  5 

167  8 
16.5 

4  5 
ly  8 
24  1 
39  0 
26.5 
32.6 


22  5 
39.9 
15.2 


19.5 
8.2 


21.8 
15.1 


30.0 


22.3 


1.3 


5.5 


56.5 
43.8 
25.9 


8.3 
26.7 

1.4 


THE  SILVER  QUESTION. 


1.4 
10.9 


The  silver  problem  is  the  foremost  question  in 
American  politics  to-day.  All  legislation  on  the  sub- 
ject must  be  done  under  the  scrutiny  of  the  American 
people  who  have  been  awakened  by  the  famous  books 
entitled  "Coin's  Financial  School"  and  the  -'Tale  of 
of  Two  Nations."  Plain,  matter  of  fact  reading  no 
matter  how  forceful,  does  not  receive  much  attention. 
The  people  want  romance  and  sentiment  in  finance 
as  well  as  real  estate.  The  doctrine  of  '  Coin"  has 
started  a  revolution  and  it  will  cost  the  bankers, 
money  lenders,  bondholders  and  sound  money  advo- 
cates millions  of  dollars  to  check  the  free  silver  tide 
and  prevent  the  free  silver  people  from  "carrying  the 
country  by  storm." 

This  is  what  the  advocates  of  the  remonetization  of 
silver  claim: 

1.  That  high  prices  and  high  vfages  make  good 
times 

2.  That  prices  rise  in  proportion  as  the  currency 
is  expanded. 

3.  That  there  has  been  a  disastrous  decline  in 
prices  since  1873,  when  the  act  shutting  our  mints 
against  the  further  free  coinage  of  silver  was  passed. 

4.  That  such  decline  is  chargeable  to  the  decrease 
in  the  volume  of  redemption  money  caused  by  that 
act. 

5.  That  its  passage  was  accomplished  by  fraud  and 
circumvention,  dethroning  silver  after  a  reign  of 
eighty  years. 

6.  That  because  at  the  date  of  the  first  coinage 
act,  in  1792,  the  ratio  of  silver  and  gold  throughout 
the  world  was  estimated  to  be  15  to  1;  and  because  in 
the  wording  of  the  law  which  contemplated  a  decimal 
currency  the  silver  dollar  of  Spain  was  named  as  a 
convenient  unit  of  value,  it  was  thus  ipso  facto  made 
the  standard  by  which  gold  was  to  be  measured— a 
position  of  primacy  that  it  continued  lo  hold  un- 
challenged until  its  "assassination"  in  1873. 

7.  That  notwithstanding  the  present  low  price  of 
silver  and  the  adverse  policy  of  the  commercial  world, 
it  is,  nevertheless,  within  the  power,  as  it  is  for  the 
interest,  of  the  United  States  to  resume  at  once  and 
alone  the  free  coinage  of  pig  silver  for  account  of  the 
mine-owner,  at  the  old  ratio  of  16  to  i. 


8.  That  while  conceding  the  principle  that  the 
ratio  at  the  mint  must  approximately  conform  to  the 
ratio  in  the  market  yet  the  increase  in  the  supply  of 
silver  will  increase  its  use,  the  increase  of  its  use  will 
increase  the  demand,  and  the  increase  in  demand  will 
speedily  restore  it  to  its  old  figure  in  the  market. 

9.  That  by  criminal  conspiracy  between  the  pluto- 
crats of  Europe  and  America,  in  which  corrupt  or  in- 
competent statesmen  participated,  the  purchasing 
power  of  gold  has  been  unduly  enhanced  in  its  re- 
lation to  silver,  and  ought  to  be  reduced  to  its  just 
proportion. 

10.  That  should  gold  be  driven  out  of  circulation 
and  our  domestic  commerce  degraded  to  a  silver  basis, 
placing  us  under  the  same  conditions  in  this  respect 
as  China,  Japan,  India,  Mexico,  and  the  South  Ameri- 
can RepuDlics,  business  would  soon  adjust,  itself  to 
the  new  system,  and  the  only  sufferers  would  be  the 
creditor  or  capitalistic  class,  styled  "Shylocks,"  for 
whom  few  tears  need  be  shed,  considering  how  they 
have  been  grinding  the  faces  of  the  poor  for  lo!  these 
many  years. 

Gold  monometalist's  or  the  opponents  of  free  coin- 
age base  their  arguments  on  the  following  propo- 
sitions: 

1.  That  Coin's  pioposition  that  ''the  commercial 
value  of  any  commodity  dupends  on  supply  and  de- 
mand" is  "entirely  mythical." 

2.  Opening  the  mints  to  free  coinage  does  not 
furnish  any  demand  for  either  gold  or  silver  any  more 
than  "merely  grinding  wheat  into  fiour"  constitutes 
a  demand  for  flour. 

3.  Opening  the  mints  to  free  coinage  does  furnish 
a  demand  for  gold  and  silver,  one  or  the  other  all  the 
time,  and  both  together  at  any  time,  when  they  equal 
each  other  in  value  at  the  legal  ratio. 

4.  Opening  the  mints  to  free  coinage  of  silver 
mined  in  the  United  States  is  not  the  same  thing  as 
opening  them  to  free  coinage  of  the  world.  That  is, 
it  is  an  ''absolute  falsehood"  to  say  that  under  free 
coinage  any  man,  and  every  man,  may  take  any  sum 
of  bullion  to  a  mint  at  any  time  and  have  it  refined 
and  assayed  and  weighed  and  coined  and  returned  to 
him  as  coin. 

5.  No  new  demand  is  created  for  bullion  by  mak- 
ing coin  of  it.  The  fact  that  the  government  goes  to 
the  expense  of  refining  and  assaying  and  allowing 
and  coining  and  guaranteeing  the  work  of  turning  it 
into  money,  which,  will  extinguish  any  debt  anywhere, 
without  regard  to  the  pleasure  of  the  creditor  and 
without  any  expense  to  either  party,  does  not  occa- 
sion any  new  demand  for  it. 

Just  as  in  the  case  of  wheat.  No  new  "demand"  is 
created  for  wheat  by  "merely  grinding  it  into  flocr. 
Anybody  can  see  this  about  wheat,  because,  of  course, 
any  man  could  just  as  well  buy  wheat  and  have  the 
chore  boy  or  the  laundress  "merely  grind  it  into  flour" 
before  making  cake  of  it. 

It  is  perhaps  not  so  clear  about  bullion,  because 
there  is  a  constitutional  prejudice  against  private 
mints  in  this  country,  for  one  thing.  And,  besides 
that,  ihe  private  mint  might  not  be  as  well  known 
as  the  United  States  mint  in  foreign  lands,  and  its 
guarantee  of  weight  and  fineness  might  not  be  im- 
plicitly trusted.  And  again,  it  is  a  sort  of  a  nuisance, 
to  say'nothing  of  the  expense,  for  every  fellow  to  be 
obliged  to  run  his  own  mint.  But  of  course  he  could 
do  it  if  he  wanted  to  and  had  the  money  and  the 
time  and  the  experience  and  the  same  credit  in  the 
commercial  world  as  the  United  States  has,  and  there 
were  no  legal  obstacle  in  the  way. 

6.  "Money"  and  "mint"  are  inteichangeable  terms. 
The  $1,000,000,900  of  gold  coined  by  the  government 
from  1793  to  1877  would  have  been  absolutely  worth- 
less as  money  if  it  had  not  been  a  "mint  " 


Hazleton,  Pa. — The  oity  of  Hazleton  offers  a  desirable 
investment,  $23,fiOO  of  4  per  cent  bonds  in  denominations 
of  $100,  designated  Mhe  "First  Uity  Loan,"  interest  payable 
aemi-anDually.  These  bonds  are  now  on  sale  at  the  of&oe 
of  Ihe  Oity  Treasurer  at  par,  with  aocrned  interest. 
Clarence  J.  Oreveling,  Oity  Treasurer. 

Seyierville,  Tenn. — The  nndersigned  committee  will  re- 
ceive sealed  bids  for  an  issue  of  bonds  to  build  and  furnish 
a  courthouse  for  Sevier  Oonnty,  until  July  1,  1895.  The 
issue  directed  is  of  f 20,0  0  of  ooupan  bonds,  each  of  the 
denomination  of  $100,  dated  August  1,  1895,  bearing  in- 
terest from  date  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent,  payable  annually, 
both  interest  and  principal  payable  in  legal  tender  money 
of  the  United  States,  at  the  Ohase  National  Bank,  in  New 
York  Oity.  The  interest  will  be  paid  on  the  2d  day  of 
February,  each  year,  beginning  with  the  half-yearly  inter- 
est February  2,  1896,  to  piy  which  a  sinkiug  fund  tax  of 
ten  per  cent  is  levied  the  present  year.  The  bonds  are  to 
ran  ten  years,  bat  may  be  redeemed  after  three  years  from 
date,  on  any  '^d  day  of  February,  on  lodging  notice  for 
sixty  days  with  the  said  bank.  Bids  should  be  addressed 
as  above  to  the  '-Oourthonse  Bond  Oommittee,"  care  of 
Bank  of  Sevierville,  Sevierville,  Tenn.  Each  bid  must  be 
accompanied  by  a  duly  certified  check  in  the  sum  of  two 
thousand  dollars  ({2.000),  which  will  be  returned  if  the  bid 
be  not  accepted.  J.  R.  Penland,  W.  D.  Atohley,  M.  B. 
MoMahan,  Oourthouse  Bond  Oommittee  of  Sevier  Oounty, 
Tennessee. 


562 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  1  5,  ]b\  5 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Banse  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


Amerioan  Exohange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exobange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


Amount 

Anl 

Bid 

Gap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeked 

1  000  000 

1% 

100 

1081^ 
126 

1  000  000 

6« 

113 

700  ODO 

&% 

tll3 

125 

500  000 

12% 

t260 

1  000  000 

\0% 

t276 

2  000  000 

e% 

127K 

132 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

600  000 

e% 

127K 

tl32 

3  000  000 

12% 

2Ti 

t277 

600  000 

111 

tll6 

1  000  000 

104 

300  000 

fiao 

tl25 

222  000 

10% 

260  000 

2  000  000 

10% 

t350 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tl.35 

200  000 

8% 

90 

100 

600  000 

20% 

t550 

2  0011  000 

12% 

2  000  000 

U)% 

170 

1  000  000 

8% 

1  000  000 

12% 

t243 

t247 

750  000 

8% 

230 

+240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

fl75 

1  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

"e% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

tll2 

tll4 

600  000 

200 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co ....  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  Bs. . .  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  5-20  Ss  

Chi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Co  6b.  .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Chicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

l8t  Mtg  10-40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  681929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Ch  of  Com  SVC  5-20  59  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  69   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ... .  1905 
Cbi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  5s. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58 . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  let  M  68  ^bOO 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  C  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  6sl900 

W  Chi  St  B  R  Ist  M  68  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58... .1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  Bs  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  5  


Amount 


350  000 
1  250  00(1 

1  250  000 

2  000  OdO 

3  166  OOo 
300  000 
681  00(1 

2  206  000 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
260 
900 

1  600 
660 
600 

76 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  546 

I  500 
600 

1  850 

2  360 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  600 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


000 
000 
500 

or)0 
000 
000 
000 

0'  J 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


Bid 

Asked 

1021^ 

91 

100 

175 

+90 

99 

'99% 

ios% 

100>i 

102U 

108% 

110 

73 

t77 

66 

67 

t44 

45 

101 M 

101% 

tl09 

102>^ 

102% 

t90 

95 

99>^ 

Tloo 

tioc 

TlOO 

flOiJ 

93% 

94 

86 

87 

+50 

f.-iO 

T97M 

t99 

105 

+109 

1003^ 

fioof 

103^ 

103% 

t87M 

+91 

•102 

+104 

192 

102% 

102% 

1(^0% 

101 

101% 

101% 

96% 

98 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co. . . . 
Amerioan  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Cal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"  Qa8Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illi-iois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  <ited  B  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

In  PKJk  V  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amount 

AdI 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

$  1  250  000 

8% 

6  000  000 

3  569  650 

10  000  000 

"^% 

I  000  000 

2  000  000 

£625  000 

"n 

8% 

£626  000 

£200  000 

10% 

£200  000 

8% 

7  500  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

600  000 

25  000  000 

"5% 

1  000  000 

h% 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

50  000  OOt' 

10  000  000 

£450  000 

£400  oor 

"8% 

Bid  Asked 


48 

64 
1>1% 

t8 
16 

31% 
43 

61M 

326 

74 

tl69 
134% 

16% 
7% 
17 


tll6 
49 

61% 
52 


16 
32 

5^% 


330 

74M 

170 
135% 

16% 

8U 
17}4 


Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  B  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line . . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  InsDranoe  Oo  . .  ,  

West  Div  City  Railway  -  

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 

7% 

1*% 

tl7 

£776  000 

8% 

323^ 

33 

£200  000 

7% 

t20 

£200  000 

7% 

t*3M 

10  000  000 

70% 

72 

500  000 

■io% 

t610 

tBOO 

5  500  000 

12% 

292 

293 

2  600  000 

7% 

116 

119 

18  000  000 

28% 

29% 

J  101 

4  000  000 

14 

1*% 

1  000  000 

7% 

69 

t62 

1  600  000 

7% 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

■65% 

13  189  000 

«% 

132% 

133 

2  250  000 

160 

68 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  46% 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Oo  63% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  15j| 

"  Pfd....  31% 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  43 
"      Pfd. 61 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  75  J.^ 

Chi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co . . . .  11>^ 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.133% 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .163^ 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  15 

Pfd.  311^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  69 

N  Chi  St  R  R  292% 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  ..Ai% 
W  Cbi  St  R  R...  .,,.133 


DAILY^LES. 

Saturday,  June  8,  1895. 


OHI   CITY  BAILWAY. 

4  330 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

5^  68H 

OENTBAL  IMON  TEL.  GO 

10  51 

CAI,.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 

100— ao't  631^ 

100— ac't  63i| 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  CO. 
30  48 

260   48% 

50— aoot   4S]4 

50— ao't  48% 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

25  16 

lOO— ac't  15% 

350— ac't  16 

100— ao't  181^ 

50— ao't  16% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 

26   1321^ 

100— ao't  131% 

350— ac't  132i| 

100— aoct  133 


CHI  AND  9  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

20  12 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  CO. 

50— ao't  286 

50— ac't  2861^ 

100— ao't  287 

KO  -ao't  287  >^ 

60— acot   287% 

50-  ao't  287% 

200— ao't  288 

60— ao't  289% 

60— acct  290 

60— ac't  290% 

511— ac't  290% 

50— ao't  291 

100— ao't  2911-^ 

50— ao't   291 1^ 

60— ao't  291% 

W  CBI  8TBEET  B  B. 

51   1SI% 

32  131% 

50  13)% 

75  132 

5(0— ao't  132 

200— acot  1321^' 

600— ao't  123!^ 

150— ac't  132% 

300— ac't  132>^ 


Monday,  June  lO,  1895. 


CAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00. 

50  63 

MEW  YOBK  BISCT7IT00. 

2  68 

100...  70 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
86  16 

100— ac't  16 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  CO. 

90  48 

100  481^ 

50— ac't  48 

100— ac't  4812 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 

6  131S^ 

60  133 

4  1331^ 

16  1S3% 

2  133% 

50—  ao't  132^ 

51—  ac't  132% 

300— ao't  li*% 

100— ac't  134% 

400— ac't  134>4 

50— ao't  134% 


OHI.  CITY  BAILWAY 

1.,  330 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

60  2891^ 

100— ao't   ...289 

100  -ao't  '289% 

50— ao't  289 '4 

50— ao't  289% 

5(— ao't  289% 

150— ao't  290 

50— ac't  2901^ 

4tO— ao't  290^ 

250— ao't  290% 

150— ac't  291 

-W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

50  131 

50  131% 

125  13II4 

2  132 

5— cash  132 

50— ac't  131% 

200  -ac't  131% 

400— ao't....   131% 

300— ao't  182 

50— ao't  132% 

660— ac't  132% 

50— aoct  132% 


Tuesday,  June  11,  1895. 


CHI.  CITY  b'y 


30. 


.328 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00 . 

20  69% 


UNION.  NATIONAL  BANE. 

20— cash  Ill 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ac't  135 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B  B. 

93  16% 

10  16>^ 

50— ac't  16% 

OAL.  &  OHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 

160— ac'c  63% 

1(0— ao't  63% 

W.  OHI,  STBEET  B.  B, 
34  131j^ 

177  131% 

44  131% 

72  132 

25— cash  131V^ 

50— ao't  131% 

60— ao't  131% 

20(— ao't  132 

350— ao't  132 

250— ao't  13i!% 


10. 

650 


.69% 
.7J3 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 
13   47% 

13  48 

50— ac't  47% 

50— ao't  48 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO, 

50   288% 

50— ao't.   289% 


50  -ao't   .  289% 

100 — ao't  ...  289% 

60 — ac't  290 

51— ao't  290>^ 

60— ao't;  290% 

150— ao't  291 

100— ac't  2911^ 

100— ao't  291% 

100— ao't  292 

60— ao't  292% 

60— ac't  292% 

60— ac't  292% 


Wednesday,  June  12,  1895. 


0.  &  O.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 

60— ac't   63% 

OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

1  325 

60  326 

STBEBT'S  W.  cab  ^,INE. 

60— ac't  14 

60— ac't  141^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
10  47% 

26  48 

100— ac't  48 

OHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

5  ...11% 

100  11% 

250— ao't  li% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

22  ,  18% 

15..  16% 

50— ac't  16 14 

250— ac't  16% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

8  133% 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

300— ac't  i93 

350— ac't  29314 

50— ao't  293% 

350— ao't ....   293% 

50— ac't  293% 

50— ac't  293% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
1  132 

60  132% 

25   132% 

£0  131% 

2— cash   132% 

50— ao't  13i% 

50— ac't  132% 

50— ao't  132% 

900— ao't  133 

200— ao't  133% 

500— ao't  13314 


Thursday,  June  13,  1895. 


OENTBAL  LNION  TEL.  00. 

3  51 

OHI.  &   a.    S.    BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

50— ao't  1}% 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 

2  134 

STBEET'S  W.  cab  LINE. 

5  li% 

50— ac't  14%; 

OHI.  CITY  b'y, 

2  325 

100   328 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CQ. 

4  70 

111  71 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK 

50— ao't  63% 

50— ac't  63% 

OHI.  OAS  00. 

50— ao't  72% 

200— ac't  72% 

50— ac't   73% 

160— ac't  75 


LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
57  16% 

50— ac't  16% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

100  ;  47 

fiO  47% 

25  48 

100— ao't  47% 

250— ao't  473^ 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  CO. 

100— ac't  292% 

160— ao't  29234 

200— ao't  292% 

£01— ao't  292% 

100— ac't  293% 

-W.  OHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 
10   132% 

2  132% 

20  133 

150— ao't  1S2% 

100— ac't  132% 

350— ac't  133 

150— ao't  133% 

100— ao't  -  13334 

510— acct  133% 


Friday,  June  14,  1895. 


OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CO. 

10  62 

P.  SGHOENHOrBN  BBEW.  00, 

40  i5 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00, 

47  70 

CHI,  TELEPHONE  00, 

10  170 

CHI.  OITY  b'y. 
1  328 

63  330 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  DOCK. 

386  64 

150— ao't  64 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
190  133% 

60— ao't  13434 


NO.  OHI,  ST.  B.  B,  CO. 

60  292 

50 -ao't  292% 

150— ao't  293 

ICO— ac't  29334 

150— ac't  293% 

50— ac't  293% 

OHI.  OAS  CO. 

£0  76% 

£0  76% 

100— ao't   .75 

300— ao't  7534 

lOff— ac't  75% 

1(0— ao't  75% 

350— ac't  75% 

3  0— ao't  75% 

150— ao't   .76 

AM.    81BAW  BOABD. 
6  46% 


June  15,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDUP G  JOURNAL. 


563 


90  47 

OHI.  ft  8.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  OO.  .,„, 

111/    60  47% 

31   50_ao't  461^ 

liAKB  ST.  EliETATED    B.  B.        100 — ao't  46% 

9  163^  50 — ao't  47 

126  leji  50— ao't  ilK 

l(0_ao't  16%  100— ao't  47^ 

250— ao't  16^  2C0— ao't  473^ 

STBEET's  W  .    CAB  LINE  W  .  OHI.  8TBEET  B.  B. 

60  14         7  132% 

110  14%    20  133 

135   15        1— oash  132J^ 

6  15l^    50— ao't  13S 

60— ao't....      ,  14%  150— ao't  1333^ 

60— ao't  15     300— ao't  1333^ 

300— ao't  133% 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  week  has  been  one  of  importance  to  real  estate 
interests  in  a  legislative  and  municipal  way  rather 
than  from  the  standpoint  of  the  broker's  office. 
Sales,  though  large  in  the  aggregate,  have  not  devel- 
oped any  transactions  of  special  importance.  The 
market  may  be  characterized  as  fairly  active  yet  not 
up  to  the  average  of  activity  as  shown  in  other  lines 
of  business.  Real  estate  must  wait  its  turn,  but 
when  the  time  comes  it  will  reap  all  the  greater  har- 
vest for  owners  who  have  the  patience  to  wait. 

The  Grand  Pacific  hotel  property  is  likely  to  be 
the  subject  of  a  long  term  lease  in  the  near  future. 
The  west  half  of  the  land  is  owned  by  the  North- 
western University  and  the  east  half  by  L.  Z.  Leiter. 
The  hotel  building  has  been  until  recently  the  prop- 
erty of  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel  Company,  but  it  is 
now  understood  that  this  company  has  turned  over 
the  building  to  the  University  in  default  of  pay- 
ments on  their  lease.  The  property  has  heretofore 
brought  the  University  an  income  of  $53,000  a  year 
and  it  is  not  in  the  minds  of  the  trustees  to  let  it  lie 
idle  if  a  suitable  tenant  can  be  found. 

Mayor  Swift's  veto  of  the  Calumet  and  Blue  Island 
Railroad  ordinance  has  met  with  general  approval. 
The  chief  objection  to  this  ordinance  was  that  it 
granted  to  the  Illinois  Steel  Company,  owners  of  the 
railroad,  a  right  of  way  along  the  lake  shore  in  South 
Chicago.  It  was  felt  that  grants  of  the  lake  shore 
had  already  been  too  general  in  past  years,  particu- 
larly in  the  case  of  the  Illinois  Central  Railroad,  and 
Mayor  Swift  merely  voiced  the  sentiments  of  the  peo- 
ple when  he  refused  to  be  a  party  to  any  further  do- 
nations of  that  character  A  modified  ordinance  may 
be  passed,  but  it  must  not  encroach  on  the  people's 
rights. 

Track  elevation  is  at  last  to  be  an  accomplished 
fact  in  Chicago.  On  the  South  side  some  delay  is  just 
now  being  encountered  because  the  Fortieth  street 
line  of  the  Union  Stock  Yards  Company  must  be  ele- 
vated before  the  other  lines  crossing  it  can  go  up. 
Also  the  Alley  Elevated  road  must  be  raised  some 
ten  feet  or  more  to  cross  the  Fortieth  street  line  at 
grade.  The  Rock  Island  and  Lake  Shore  companies 
are  to  elevate  their  tracks  as  far  south  as  Sixty- 
seventh  street.  By  Sept.  1  they  will  have  completed 
the  work  as  far  as  Fortieth  street,  but  they  will  then 
be  compelled  to  await  the  action  of  the  Fortieth 
street  line  before  going  any  farther.  The  Chicago 
and  Northwestern  Railroad  will  have  completed  its 
track  elevation  from  Kedzie  avenue  to  Forty-third 
street  by  July  1.  The  main  elevation  will  be  eleven 
feet  and  the  depression  at  the  street  crossings  three 
and  a  half  feet,  affording  thirteen  and  a  half  feet 
clear  under  the  subways.  The  cost  of  the  10,000  feet 
of  elevation  will  be  $500,000.  It  is  probable  that  the 
Northwestern  road  will  elevate  its  tracks  on  the  Mil- 
waukee and  Wisconsin  divisions  also. 

VACANT  STORES  *N  WEST  MADISON  STREET. 

The  alarm  caused  by  so  many  vacant  stores  and 
flats  on  West  Madison  street  demands  an  explanation. 
The  street  is  the  most  extensively  traveled  thorough- 
fare in  Chicago,  except  State,  because  it  traverses 
the  most  densely  populated  portion  of  the  West  Side, 
where  more  than  one-half  of  the  people  of  the  city 
reside.  The  fact  of  the  matter  is  that  there  are 
more  vacant  stores  and  flats  west  of  the  river  on 
Madison  than  usual  at  this  time  of  year,  but  when 


the  reasons  are  shown  there  is  less  cause  for  alarm. 
Hundreds  of  the  buildings  are  old  rat  harbors  and 
many  of  them  shanties  and  are  not  suitable  for  busi- 
ness purposes.  The  flats  in  the  best  buildings  are 
not  nearly  so  comfortable  and  quiet  to  live  in  as  are 
the  same  kind  of  apartments  on  parallel  streets. 
Improvements  have  not  kept  pace  with  the  growth 
of  the  city  and  the  street  has  fallen  behind.  The 
department  stores  are  largely  responsible  for  this 
stati  of  affairs  but  they  operate  against  every  portion 
of  the  city  the  same  and  injure  the  retail  trade  in 
dry  goods  and  notions  more  than  any  other  line. 
Another  reason  for  the  vacant  store  space  is  that  a 
large  number  of  small  dealers  have  moved  to  points 
along  and  contiguous  to  the  new  Metropolitan  "L" 
lines  in  the  northwest  section  of  the  city  and  further 
west  and  south  on  main  lines.  The  fact  that  quite 
a  number  of  new  buildings  are  vacant  is  due  to  high 
rents  in  dull  times.  As  soon  as  business  activity  re- 
turns these  will  find  ready  tenants,  but  the  old 
houses  will  not  be  sought  by  good  tenants.  Persons 
who  have  traveled  along  Cottage  Grove  avenue  and 
other  leading  South  Side  thoroughfares  say  that  the 
same  condition  of  things  exists  there  and  in  many 
places  there  are  more  vacant  flats  and  stores  than 
upon  the  West  Side.  It  is  also  a  well-known  fact 
that  thousands  of  people  store  their  furniture  on 
May  1,  to  await  a  reduction  in  rents,  or  until  the 
dullness  in  the  renting  season  begins  when  they  are 
able  to  secure  quarters  at  their  own  prices.  This  is 
not  creditable  to  the  tenants  or  "rent  dodgers"  nor 
to  the  city,  but  it  is  a  well  known  fact.  Madison 
street  will  fill  up  with  tenants  next  fall  and  nobody 
will  ever  know  that  any  thing  has  happened  except 
the  owners  of  the  old  rickety  buildings.  Meantime, 
building  continues  in  every  part  of  city  and  suburbs. 

THE  TOBRBNS  LAND  BILL. 

The  final  passage  of  this  bill,  after  numerous  fruit- 
less efforts  extending  over  six  years,  is  welcome  news 
from  the  dying  legislature  at  Springfield.  Much 
credit  is  due  to  the  committee  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  who  by  timely  and  vigorous  action  at  the  last 
moment  secured  the  success  of  the  measure.  Before 
the  law  can  take  effect  in  Cook  County  it  must,  on 
petition  of  2,500  voters,  be  submit'  ed  to  a  vote  of  the 
people,  a  majority  of  whom  must  ratify  it  This  they 
will  do  readily  when  the  advantages  of  the  system 
are  shown  to  them,  and  the  measure  may  be  relied  on 
to  be  adopted  on  its  merits. 

The  Torrens  bill  has  been  so  often  explained  that 
it  is  already  familiar  to  a  majority  of  the  property 
owners  of  Chicago.  It  provides  for  the  registration 
of  the  title  of  land  instead  of  recording  the  deeds. 
When  the  owner  secures  registration  of  his  property 
his  title  is  secured  forever  and  there  is  no  further 
necessity  of  going  back  over  past  history.  The  cer- 
tificate of  registration  given  by  the  recorder  to  the 
owner  who  registers  the  property  protects  him  from 
all  former  claimants  and  the  certificate  of  title  which 
accompanies  each  subsequent  transfer  are  conclusive 
— no  one  can  go  back  of  them. 

The  advantages  of  such  a  system  to  owners  of  and 
dealers  in  real  estate  are  evident.  Property  is  trans- 
ferred as  readily  as  shares  of  stock  in  a  corporation. 
The  recorder  will  give  a  certificate  to  the  owner  of 
the  property  giving  a  full  description  and  having  en- 
dorsed thereon  the  last  transfer  of  record.  Subse- 
quent transfers,  mortgages  or  releases  will  be  en- 
dorsed on  this  certificate  and  entered  In  the  recorder's 
book.  When  a  certificate  is  covered  with  endorse- 
ments a  new  certificate  will  be  issued.  A  moment's 
comparison  with  the  recorder's  book  will  be  sufficient 
to  verify  the  title  as  shown  on  the  certificate. 

Although  this  measure  cuts  off  all  previous  claims 
of  whatever  nature  yet  it  provides  an  indemnity  fund 
out  of  which  anybody  whose  interest  is  cut  off  by 
mistake  or  wrong  of  the  recorder  or  anyone  else  may 
obtain  the  value  of  his  interest.  The  first  registra- 
tion becomes  conclusive  against  all  claims  after  five 
years,  but  the  rights  of  infants  are  protected  by  the 
provision  that  there  can  be  no  dealings  with  the  real 
estate  of  a  deceased  person  till  the  heirship  is  proved 
in  the  Probate  Court  and  the  court  has  found  the 
heirs  and  entered  an  order  for  the  transfer  of  the 
title  to  them. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  Members  of  the 
Ohioago  Bar.] 

SALE  OF  REAL  ESTATE  BY  ONE  NOT  A  BROKER. 

It  is  decided  by  a  recent  case  in  the  Supreme  Court 
that  the  negotiation  of  a  single  sale  of  real  estate 
does  not  constitute  one  a  "real  estate  broker,"  within 
the  meaning  of  an  ordinance  deflning  such  broker  to 
be  one  who  "is  engaged  in  selling  or  negotiating  sales 
of  real  estate  belonging  to  others,"  and  that  the  per- 
son making  such  single  sale  may  recover  compensa- 
tion for  making  it,  although  he  has  no  license  as  a 
real  estate  broker  as  required  by  ordinance.  The  or- 
dinance in  question  provides  that  it  shall  not  be  law- 
ful for  any  person  to  exercise,  within  this  city,  the 
business  of  a  real  estate  broker  without  a  license. 

SPECIAL  TAXES  LEVIED  FOR  THE  MAINTENANCE 
AND  REPAIR  OF  BOULEVARDS. 

The  decision  in  the  case  involving  the  validity  of 
the  special  taxes  levied  by  the  West  Chicago  Park 
Commissioners  for  the  purpose  of  defraying  the  ex- 
pense of  keeping  the  boulevards  in  repair  has  been 
recently  reversed  by  the  Supreme  Court.  The  tax 
was  levied  by  the  Park  Commissioners  upon  the  prop- 
erty abutting  upon  the  boulevards,  under  and  by 
virtue  of  the  act  of  the  General  Assembly  passed  in 
1893  entitled  "An  act  to  authorize  corporate  authori- 
ties having  jurisdiction  and  control  of  parks  and 
boulevards  to  levy  a  special  tax  upon  contiguous 
property  abutting  on  boulevards  and  pleasure  ways, 
for  the  maintenance  and  repair  thereof  "  The  Su- 
preme Court  has  declared  that  act  to  be  unconstitu- 
tional, on  the  ground  that  its  purpose  is  not  to  levy 
taxes  for  "local  improvements,  for  the  reason  that 
the  maintenance  and  repair  of  a  street  are  not  strictly 
"local  improvements."  The  corporate  authorities 
may  levy  special  assessments  upon  abutting  property 
for  the  purpose  of  paying  for  the  original  paving  of  a 
street.  Repairing  streets  is  as  much  the  original 
duty  of  the  city  as  is  cleaning,  watching  and  light- 
ing them.  The  same  line  of  reasoning  influenced  the 
Supreme  Court  to  decide,  some  time  since,  that  the 
ordinance  passed  by  the  city  council,  providing  for  a 
special  assessment  to  pay  for  the  sprinkling  of  streets 
was  unconstitutional  and  that  the  assessment  was 
void. 

The  above  f^ecisious  including  "Oral  Lease  of  Prop- 
erty for  Longer  Period  than  One  Year,"  "Landlord 
and  Tenant,"  "Promises  of  Future  Improvements 
made  to  Buyers  by  Subdivision  Owners,"  and  "Novel 
Point  In  Condemnation  Proceedings,"  by  Thornton 
&  Chancellor,  are  all  of  vital  importance  to  real 
estate  agents  and  owners. — [Editor.] 


FRANKLIN  PARK. 


Franklin  Park  has  not  lost  any  of  its  inhabitants 
during  the  dull  times  but  continues  to  improve  with 
age.  The  vast  improvements  made  by  its  founder, 
involving  an  expenditure  of  about  $300,000  are  now 
coming  into  usefulness  as  the  population  increases. 
The  outlay  for  shade  trees  and  sidewalks  was  judi- 
ciously made,  and  now  render  Franklin  Park  one  of 
the  most  convenient  and  delightful  places  in  the 
county  to  live  in.  There  is  no  lack  of  train  service 
by  the  C.  M.  &  St.  P.  and  Wisconsin  Central  Rail- 
ways as  is  evidenced  by  the  new  time  cards  issued  by 
these  roads.  They  show  that  sixteen  trains  stop 
there  daily  each  way.  Mr.  Franklin  is  still  building 
more  houses  for  customers  and  every  house  in  town 
is  occupied.  The  scenery  about  this  new  suburb  is 
refreshing  and  beautiful,  and  its  sewer  system  to- 
gether with  its  high  elevation  above  Desplaines  river 
renders  it  a  perfectly  healthful  residence  town,  within 
easy  distance  of  the  business  centre  of  the  city. 


WEST  PULLMAN. 

One  of  the  first  suburbs  to  respond  to  the  return- 
ing activity  in  real  estate  was  West  Pullman.  Started 
as  it  was  on  the  declining  market  its  failure  was  gen- 
erally predicted,  but  its  continued  upbuilding  is 
but  another  evidence  of  the  boundless  resources  of 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Chicago.  The  enormous  industries  located  there 
have  shown  the  effects  of  business  depression  so  little 
that  building  has  gone  on  uninterruptedly,  and  now 
the  sale  of  lots  has  opened  up  with  good  promise  of  a 
year  of  activity.  During  the  past  fortnight  twenty- 
four  lots  have  been  sold  at  over  $20,000.  The  Illinois 
Central  Railroad  has  extended  its  suburban  express 
train  schedule  to  West  Pullman,  giving  that  suburb 
a  39  minute  service. 

Sharpshooter's  Park  addition  to  West  Pullman  has 
sold  eleven  lots  during  the  past  week  at  $7,750. 

CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Architect  Iver  C.  Zarbell  has  prepared  plans  as 
roiiows:  iour-story  and  basement  apartment  build- 
ing, 49  by  73  feet,  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  to 
be  erected  at  2431  Calumet  avenue  for  Mrs.  K 
Hillenbrand,  at  a  cost  of  $30,000.  Four-story  and 
basement  flat-,  40  by  48  feet,  pressed  brick  front,  to 
be  erected  in  the  rear  of  the  foregoing  for  the  same 
owner  at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  Three-story  and  basement 
store  an  1  flat  building,  25  by  80  feet,  stone  front, 
hard  wood  finish,  to  be  erected  at  4213  Halsted  street 
for  Frank  Kapple  &  Co.,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

William  O.  Budd  will  erect  a  block  of  stores  and 
fiats  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Wright  and  Fiftv- 
eighth  streets.  It  will  cover  120  by  80  feet,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  and 

$-0  00?°°  ^^^^  ^^^^^ 


It  will  be  heated  by  steam  and  will  cost 


Architect  Lewandowski  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
residence  on  Melrose  street,  near  North  Halsted  street 
t  ^J^^^  d'Avers.  It  will  be  two  stories  high, 
^8  by  54  feet,  have  stone  basement,  frame  super- 
structure, red  oak  and  cypress  finish  and  modern  con- 
veniences, at  a  cost  of  $5,000. 

fl.f  hn^M^"^^  ^-  ?■  I'entecost  has  plans  prepared  for  a 
nat  building  on  Lexington  avenue,  near  Central  Park 
boulevard  for  W  P.  Jones.  It  will  consist  of  cellar 
and  two  stories,  2o  by  56  feet,  have  stone  front,  oak 
of  $4  500^  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost 

Architect  C.  W.  Nothnagel  has  prepared  plans  foi 
three  residences  on  Champlain  avenue,  near  Seventy 
second  street,  for  George  Gordon.  Th'ey  will  consis 
?rnnf?'^a  and  two  stories,  45  by  46  feet,  have  ston 
fronts,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish  and  modern  con 
veniences,  at  a  total  cost  of  $9,000. 

Architect  Flower  has  plans  under  way  for  a  fine 
clubhouse  and  hall  building,  to  be  erected  on  Oglesby 
nf  whT.'wif '  S'xty-third  street,  for  a  stock  company! 
ot  which  the  promoters'  names  are  withheld  for  the 
present.  The  structure  will  cover  40  by  80  feet  of 
ground,  and  will  consist  of   basement  and  three 

sSpw.''lWn^^  t^l^^^  «f  sixty-five  feet  from 

sidewalk  to  cornice.  The  front  is  to  be  of  stone 
pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  of  artistic  design  and 
mirble,  mosaic,  tile  work  and  stained  glass  are  to  be 
used  in  profusion  in  the  interior,  beside  hard  wood 

$40  om'^^T.^t^'A-.  ^^"^  estimatSi  at 

$40,000.   Most  of  the  basement  will  be  taken  un  bv 

hn«"ffi'?°''  >K^''°  ^'^^  floo''  i«  to  be  a  hall,  37 
fhirH  ""'^u  "'^^^'  12  feet.  The  second  and 
third  floors  will  contain  lodgerooms,  offices,  reception- 
—  "^^^oi  appointments.  Other  improvements 
Which  the   some   arcitect   is  prenarins-  plans 


in  oak. 
820,000. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burflend  have  completed  de- 
signs for  an  apartment  structure  to  be  erected  at 
once  on  Trumbull  avenue,  near  Ogden.  It  will  be  3- 
ioS"^mu'^^  "'^^^  fi'o°t  95  feet,  with  a  depth  of 
i^^.  Ihe  first  story  will  be  constructed  of  stone  and 
tne  upper  stories  of  pressed  brick.   The  interior  will 

■1,  v!'  '^'^^  eighteen  flats  of  6-rooms  each.  They 
will  be  finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam, 
and  will  cost  $30,000. 

Construction  will  soon  be  commenced  on  an  8-story 
building  to  be  erected  by  Messrs.  Donahue  &  Henne- 
nerry  on  the  east  side  of  Dearborn  street  south  of  and 
adjacent  to  their  present  building.  It  will  front  50 
feet  with  a  depth  of  71  feet  to  Plymouth  place.  The 
present  building  has  a  frontage  of  about  225  feet,  is 
8  stories  high  and  cost  about  $225,000.  The  new 
structure  will  conform  architecturally  to  the  present 
building.  The  exterior  will  be  of  pressed  brick.  The 
interior  will  be  of  mill  construction.  It  will  be 
equipped  with  passenger  and  freight  elevators,  and 
will  be  provided  with  steam  heat. 


Jefferson  av  . .  7l8t  75th   w  a 

Washtenaw  av.  Waehington  bd  Harrison! ". "  w  s 
HiokliDff  av...Bal8te(l  Center.  ws 

?0*h   Kedzie  av....Troy  "'w  b 

Osgood  av  (Qraoeland  av  to  Montrose  bd)  Ohatgiof/  name 

to    Kenmore"  av  o  a 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Tamaqoa,   Pa. — The 
|25,roo  at  4  per  cent. 

Norwood,  Ohio.— The  city  voted  in  favor  of 
«fi5,0(;0  town  hall  and  light  bonds. 


Bohool  district  wants  to  borrow 


issDing 


for  ouiue   arciieci   is  preparing 

incluae:  apartment  building  on  Greenwood  avenue 
near  Sixty-fourth  street,  for  T.  W.  Ryan  It Tifl 
consist  of  three  stories  and  basement,  23  bv  60  feet 
wv^  handsome  facade  of  cut  Bedford  stone,  Roman 
br  ck  and  terra  cotta,  and  entrance  flanked  by  stone 
columns  capped  by  carved  capitals,  have  carved 
ornamentations,  tile  and  slate  mansard  roof,  stained 
and  beveled  glass,  oak  finish,  steam  heat  llectric 
$lf  oon"'^  It  \^t^«t  I'^P.ro/ements.  at  a  cost  of  abou? 
nLo  wv,^P^''^™^°t  building  on  Sixty- fourth  street 
near  Wharton  avenue,  for  A.  S.  Tate.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  60  feet  have 
Bedford  stone  front,  oak  finish,  marble  wainscotid 

and  he^'r'V''"^*^^^'  ^^^^^  heat,  electdc  light 
Bnilrw  f  laiprovements,  at  a  cost  of  $8,000. 
Building  to  contain  one  store  and  five  flats  of  Ave 

street?"  nwili'^h^Tr^'"  f  ':"ty  ninth  and  Morgan 
25  hv  ;n  17,  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
fo  by  fO  feet,  have  Bedford  stone  front,  oak  and 
Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  cost  about  $10,000 

Messrs.  Goelitz  &  Brother  will  build  a  3  story  anart- 
ment  house  in  Oak  Park  on  North  BouSd  Sr 


Oak  Park  avenue,  to  cost  $25,000. 
en  is  the  architect 


Wm.  J.  Van  Keur- 


ORDINANCES  FOR  SPECIAL  ASSESSMENTS. 

Note— Abbreviations  signify:  o.  onrbing;  g,  grading;  m 
maoadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  s.,  waterservioe; 
swk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

BTBEEr.  PEOM  TO  IMP't 

Elm  N  State  Lake  Shore, swk 

N  fi9th  SheridanRoad  Lake  Mioh.  .swk 

Argyle  SheridanRoad  Lake  Mioh.. swk 

Ridgewood  av.54th  55th  swk 

Fifty-seooDd.  .Jefferson  av..Lake  av  swk 

Hibbard  av...52d  53d  i.swk 

Sixty-first  Indiana  av.  ..Cottage  G  avswk 

Wilson  av    ...W  Ravensw'd  Palmer  swk 

Park 

Thirty-seventh  Viooennes  av.  Ellis  Park  .  .swk 

Shields  av  55th  57th   swk 

Sixty-thinl ....  Winter  Sherman  . . . .  swk 

Kedzie  av  Lake   Jaokson  bv.  .swk 

Thirty-sixth  .  Parnell  av  ...Batler  swk 

Thirty-fonrth  .Emerald  av.  .  Halsted  ...  .  swk 

Florence  av      Wood   Prospect  av.ewk 

Hanson  ct  Lincoln  Western  a? . .  swk 

Gr&ut  pi  Western  av. . .  pointl65ft  wswk 

Maynard  av  Edwards  av  Eastman  av.swk 
.CMAStPRyswk 
.  Wallace.  ...  swk 

•  35th   swk 

.  Archer  av  swk 
Alley  east  swk 
Taylor  ...  swk 
California  av  swk 

15th   Hwk 

Aberdeen  swk 
swk 

69th  ...  ....swk 

Western  av  Ip 
Lake  Mich  Ip 
0  BAL  S  Ry  Ip  • 
Wilson  av  Ip 
Everett  ws 

Everett  Center  w  s 

(  Through  b 
Park  av. .  J  Brown's  snb  ohf 
Adams  . . . .  ]  w  hf  r  w  qr  sec 
I  11  39  13 


Hosmer  av  Grand  av  .. 

Forty-ninth.    Duion  av  .. 

Lincoln  34lh  ...  .  . 

Thirty-fonrth  .  Wood  ....  . . 

Snnnyside  av  .Western  av 
Myrlle  Ashland  av. 


W  19th  .., 
Rockwell  .. 
Tilden  av  . 
Portland  av 
Linden  av  . . 
Melrose  ... 
Indiana 
Otto   


Albany  av 
Ogden  . . . 
Bowery  .. 

118th  n9th 

67th  ... 
Robey  . 
St  Olair 
Ashland  av 


N  Hamilton  avMontrose  av 

Crawford  av  Center   

Vernon  av 


^few  Lake  .. 

Irving  &  Leavitt  Monroe 


Lincoln  av  ....  35th  ... . 


.38th.  .  .     \  Opening  alley 
(  Wic 


T    .      „  \   ■  .dening  st 

Imng  Park  av  Irving  Pk  bd  Changing  na  ne 

WlrviDg  Pk  av  Peoria  Johnso::  . 

Morgan,  Sangamon,  Peoria,  Green,  67th 
and  68th  


,  8W4 

,  swk 
swk 

.  swk 
swk 


at^q^^g'w^S  "^'^  ^"""^  ^  *  apartment  house 
Swill  cos?$°13,000.'"'^  P^^"^^  ^"^'^^ 


25x75, 


Architect  H.  M.  Hansen  has  planned  for  A.  Cha.s- 
ler  a  4-story  fiat  building  to  be  built  at  the  corner  of 

?r?a°ofP5o\Vf°^t^^'r^"'?,^K"^^°"^-  «°  °e7an 

area  of  50x50  feet  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone  ud 
to  the  second  story,  above  that  pressed  brick.  It  will 
contain  six  8-room  apartments  and  will  be  finished 


Changing  name 
^  o  f  and  p 

Ninety-first... Exchange  av-GreenBay  avo  f  and  p 

Irving  Park  avHalsted  Point  925  ft ec  f  and  m 

Lint  av  Ridge  av  Point  516  f t  c  g  and  p 

of  e  line  of 
Evanston  av 

Forty-fonrth.  .State  Grand  blvd  .  swk 

Forty-fourth.  .State  Grand  blvd 

F orty-fonrth . . bt Lawrence  avGrand  blvd 
Forty-fonrth.  .StLewrenoe  avGrand  blvd 

Wharton  av. .  .SIst  55th  

Thirty-seventhEUis  av  Lake  av..*. 

^^"6  State  Point  625ft  e  swk 

of  St  Clair. .  swk 

Kinzie  State  Rush  swk 

Adams  Halsted  Centre  swk 

Van  Buren  ....  Canal  Centre  av  . .  swk 

Jane  Rockwell   California.,  swk 

Londy  Lane  ..32d  33d  swk 

James  av  Wood  Lincoln  ....  swk 

Oologn    DeeriDg  Fuller  swk 

Cologne  Main  Deering  swk 

J^OKan  Hickory  0  &  A  Ry. . .  swk 

102d  Prospect  av..Wood   swk 

^O^th  Prospect  av    Washington  av  pwk 

Charles    100th.  103d  swk 

Ashland  av      Archer  av  35th  .  .  ..  I  p 

Archer  av  Western  av..  Chi  river.  .  I  p 

Thirty  fifth . . .  Western  av ...  Chi  river  ....  1  p 
Forty  eighth . .  Robey  Leavitt  w  s 


Seattle  Wash  .-The  City  School  Board  at  its  meeting 
ordered  the  issue  of  «400,0.  0  worth  of  bonds  to  meet  out- 
standing debt.    Attorney  of  the  board,  W.  W.  White. 

Toronto,  Canada.— The  city  will  probably  issue  «75,0(  0 
in  bonds  to  defray  expenses  for  the  improving  of  the  new 
water  works  system.    John  Blevins,  City  Clerk. 

Le  Mars,  Iowa.— An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $12,000  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a 
city  building. 

Carmi,  111.— The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  111,000  in 
bonds  to  put  in  a  dry  closet  and  heating  system  in  the 
schools. 

Gadsden,  Ala.— An  election  will  be  held  in  August  to 
vote  upon  issuing  |20,000  in  bonds  for  building  a  free 
bridge.    Address  the  mayor. 

Lander,  Wyo.- Bids  will  be  received  until  June  15  for 
the  purchase  of  f  10,00n  8  par  cent  school  bonds,  payable 
in  the  years  1902  to  1907.    N.  H.  Brown,  Secretary. 

Dubuque,  la.— The  finance  committee  has  been  authorized 
to  negotiate  the  sale  of  |5,000  sev^n  year  5  per  cent  street 
bonds,  authorized  Aug.  9,'94.    T.  J.  Oooney,  Recorder. 

Galveston.  Tex.— The  ordinance  has  been  passed  amhor- 
izing  the  issue  and  sale  of  i200,0(  0  twenty-five  year  6  per 
cent  refunding  bonds.  The  city  reserves  the  right  to  re- 
deem the  bonds  ten  years  after  date  of  issue. 

Salinas,  Cal.— The  city  council  of  Salinas  has  passed  an 
ordinance  calling  for  an  election  for  the  issuance  of  |140,- 
000  bonds  for  the  construction  of  gas  and  electric  light 
works,  water  works  and  an  improved  sewerage  system. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— The  city  oomptrolbr  will  offer  for 
sale  in  June  the  following  bond,.<:  12  10,0(  0  City  Hai|  bonds 
|150,000  school  bonds,  $150,000  library  bonds,  #ir  Q  OOO 
viaduct  bonds,  ' 

Delaware,  Ohio.— The  Delaware  County  Commissioners 
will  offer  for  sale  5  per  cent  eight-year  Concord  Township 
road  bonds.  ' 

Sparta,  Monroe  County,  Wi?.— Bond  bids  will  be  re- 
ceived for  $60,000  one  to  ten-year  5s  court  house  bonds,  1 
p.  m.,  July  1. 

Van  Wert,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  antil  June  18  for 
the  purchase  of  $5,000  ten-year  bonds.  Also  seven  coupon 
bonds  of  the  denomination  of  $2,5no  each,  dated  June  20, 
1895,  and  payable  in  two  to  eight  years  inclusive.  Also 
seven  coupon  bonds  of  the  deDomination  of  $460,  dated 
June  20,  1895,  payable  in  two  to  eight  years  inclusive. 
Also  five  coupon  bonds  of  the  denomination  of  $175  each, 
dated  June  20,  1895,  payable  in  two  to  six  years,  inclusive. 
The  above  bonds  bear  6  per  cent  interest.  C.  F.  Mansship, 
Clerk. 


Bismarck,  N.  D  — Se.iled  proposals  will  be  received  at 
the  office  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  State  of  North  Dakota 
until  June  20,  for  the  purchase  of  $24,000  North  Dakota 
refunding  bonds,  dated  July  1,  1895,  to  run  twenty  years 
without  option,  bearing  4  per  cent  interest,  payable  semi- 
annually, on  the  first  day  of  January  and  July,  each  year, 
principal  and  interest  payable  at  the  Chemical  National 
Bank,  New  York  city.  George  E.  Nicolls,  State  Treasurer. 
At  the  same  time  and  place,  bids  will  be  received  for  the 
purchase  of  $14,600  North  Dakota  refunding  bonds,  dated 
July  1,  1895,  to  run  twenty  years  withoat  op.ion,  bearing 
4  per  cent  interest  payable  semi-annually,  on  the  first  day 
of  January  and  July  ot  each  year. 

Toronto,  Ont.— The  undersigned  will  receive  tenders  for 
the  purchase  of  terminable  annuities  running  for  a  period 
of  forty  years,  issued  by  the  Province  of  Ontario  under 
authority  of  an  act  of  the  Provincial  Parliament.  The 
annoities  will  be  in  the  form  of  certificates  signed  by  the 
Provincial  Treasurer,  guaranteeing  half-yearly  payments 
at  the  office  of  the  Provincial  Treasurer  in  Toronto  of  sums 
of  $100  or  larger  sums  on  the  30th  day  of  June  and  31st 
day  of  December  in  each  year  for  forty  years.  The  total 
amount  of  annuities  to  be  issued  in  1895,  and  for  which 
tenders  are  asked,  is  $8,000  annually,  but  tenders  will  be 
received  for  any  part  of  the  same  not  less  than  $200 
annually.  Tenders  will  be  received  until  July  12  next. 
R.  Baroourt,  Provincial  Treasurer. 

Petersburg,  Va.— The  bids  for  $194,600  5  per  cent  bonds 
of  the  city  of  Petersburg,  Va.,  otherwise  known  as  the 
South  Side  Railroad  renewal  bonds,  were  all  rejected,  as 
they  were  too  low. 

Marfreesboro,  Tenn.— The  Legislature  has  passed  a  bill 
authorizing  the  city  to  issue  bonds  for  an  electric  light 
plant.    Address  the  Mayor. 


June  15,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


565 


Greenville,  8.  O.— The  Connty  Board  of  Oomissioners 
has  decided  to  iasne  $40,000  6  per  cent  bonds,  running 
twenty  years,  interest  payable  in  J<innary  and  July,  to  re- 
place 154,000  bonds  which  fall  dne  in  Jnly. 

Taooma,  Wash.— The  County  Oommissioners  are  con- 
sidering the  matter  of  calling  an  election  to  decide  by 
vote  of  the  people  whether  to  ratify  outstanding  county 
warrants  in  the  sum  of  $165,000.  The  city  Finance  Com- 
mittee is  also  considering  the  matter  of  funding  city  war- 
ants. 

Seattle,  Wash.— The  School  Board  ordered  the  issue  of 
$400,000  school  bonds  to  meet  the 'outstanding  debt,  the 
bonds  to  be  dated  Jnly  1,'95,  and  payable  June  30,  1915,  at 
the  office  of  the  County  Treasurer.  Offered  for  sale  in 
biooks  of  $60,000.  Bids  will  be  advertised  in  the  Seattle 
papers  and  in  the  New  York  Times. 

Dayton,  Ohio.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  on 
June  20  for  the  sale  of  $20,000  Montgomery  County  special 
bridge  bonds,  in  denominations  of  $1,000  each,  said  bonds 
to  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent.  Said  bonds  to 
be  payable  as  follows:  $4,000  Sep  1,  1897;  $4,fl00  Sep  1, 
1898;  $6,000  Sep  1,  1899;  $6,000  Sep  1,  1900,  at  the  county 
treasnrei'a  office.    H.  W.  Lewis,  Auditor. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TA«E  PLACE  BETWEEN  JUNE  15  AND  JCNE  30.  1894. 

Assessor's  dlv.  Us  2  and  3  of  the  w  of  b  2  In  the  Assessor's  div  of  the 
n  w  J4  of  sec  2i  39  14.  July  6,  11  a  m.  Jno  8  Brewer,  admtr.  h  B. 

gchool  sec  add,  the  w  22  ft  of  It  20  in  b  46.  Jnly  9.  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  lOU  WashinRton  st.  L  B. 

Winslow,  Jaoobson  <t  Tallnian's  snb,  It  13  In  b  1  of  the  n  e  !i  of  the  o  e 
!4  of  sec  1  39  13.  Jane  2^,  10  a  m .    Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Oni- 
.  oago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

Brown's  add.  Its  61  and  64  in  b  3.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Harah  Kelly,  admtrx. 
L  B. 

Stinson's  sub.  It  89  of  b  17  In  sec  19  39  It.    July  3,  1  p  m.  Edm  8  Cum- 

minge,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 
Wentworth's  snb.  Its  24  and  25  in  b  2  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w  H  of 

the  n  w  ^4  of  sec  34  39  14.    July  3,  11  a  m.    Hiram  Barber,  master, 

S26  Cpera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

Canal  Trustees  snb.  It  75  in  b  6  of  the  w  V4  of  sec  5  39  14.  July  2,  10  a 
m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  B. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  sub.  It  29  in  b  69  in  sees  6  and  6  37  )5.  Jnly  1,  1  p  m, 
Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  LB. 

Englewood,  Le=i  Bro's  63rd  st  add,  It  36  a  resnb  of  b  2  of  Fear's  sub  of 
the  w  9H  acres  of  the  s  19  acres  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  17 
38  14.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  69  and  60  in  b  13  in  sec  35  41  13.    July  9,   1  p  m.  Geo 

Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 
Lt  9  in  b  9  in  the  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  14 

13.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

Douglas  Pk,  Dowoing,  Oorning  &  Prentiss  add.  It  10  in  b  4,  being  a  sub 
of  b  4  and  It  2  in  b  3  in  Oircult  Ot  ptn  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  e  %  and 
that  pt  of  the  e  Vt  ot  the  s  e  J4  in  sec  23  39  12  June  1:7,  1pm.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 

Blue  Isld,  Kediie  ave  add.  Its  52  to  6?  and  the  s  12V4  ft  of  it  51  in  the 
8  w  COT  of  the  8  w  M  of  eec  36  37  13.  June  28,  1pm.  Wm  F  Weicers, 
master,  6M  Opera  House  blk.  LB. 

Websters  sab.  It  2  in  b  1  of  ItB  3  and  4  in  b  45  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub 
of  the  w  V4  of  the  8  e  54  of  sec  21  39  14.  July  1,  Ham.  Jhon  a  Heime, 
epl  comm.  L  B. 

South  Oh'go,  Notre  Dame  add,  It  20  in  b  4  a  sub  of  the  a  %  ot  sec  7  37 
16.  June  29,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  30  in  b  31  a  snb  of  the  8  e '4  of  seo  34  40  13.   Jnne  29,  1pm.  Ohas 

T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 
Beyel  &  Lot  filer's  add.  Its  10  and  11  in  b  2  ot  It  1  in  the  supr  Ot  ptn  of 

ot  the  8  e  H  of  sec  22  39  13.   July  8,  11  a  m.    Maria  Stelzer,  admtrx. 

L  B. 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Its  11  and  12  in  b  70  a  sub  in  sees  20  and  21  35  14.  Jan*,  26, 
1pm.  Ihos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  8t.  L  B. 

Clark's  sub.  It  30  of  the  s  of  It  3  snd  all  of  Us  4  to  13  in  b  2  ot  Bay- 
ard &  Palmer's  add  in  the  s  H  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  2  38  14.  June  26,  1 
pm.  Edm  8  Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

Eleanor's  sub.  Its  9  and  10  ia  b  2  of  the  s  12  acres  of  the  u  e  !4  of  the  n 
w  H  (ox  30  ft)  of  sec  10  38  14;  also  It  5  in  b  3  in  Traver's  sab  of  the  e 
lB.9i  acres  oj  pt  of  the  s  e  54  of  sec  23  39  13.  Jane  27,  10  a  m.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Bair'8  sub.  It  4  of  ihe  e  66  ft  of  It  4  and  the  w  20  ft  of  It  8  in  Parker's 
sub  of  It  22  and  s  H  of  Its  23  to  26  in  Dobbin's  sub  of  the  n  i4  of  the 
8  e  H  of  the  n  e  Vi  of  sec  3  38  14.  July  2, 11  a  m.    Geo  Bass,  aaster, 

109  Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 

John»ton'8  sub.  It  8  in  b  12  of  she  e  H  of  s  e  qr  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  6  39 

14.  June  28,  1pm.  Fred  J  Brodoreen,  adratr.  NOB. 

Band's  sab.  It  15  of  b  34  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  of  the  w  V4  of  the  s 
e  (4  of  sec  6  and  the  n  H  and  w  %4  of  the  s  e  !i  of  sec  7  38  14.  July  3, 
1pm.  FT  Kinnare,  admtr.  NCR. 

Eberhart'fl  sub.  Its  25,  26  and  27  of  the  n  Vi  ot  the  s  e  H  of  the  n  w  H 
of  the  8  w  li  of  sec  4  38  14.  Jnne  21.  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master, 

110  LaSalle'  st.  N  0  R. 

Hambleton  &  Howe<'  sub.  Its  4  and  5  in  the  sab  of  It  6  of  b  10  in  Hund- 
ley's sub  of  Its  3  to  21  and  Its  33  to  37  in  Pine  Grove,  a  sab  of  sec  21 
40  14.  Jane  21,  11am.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 
NOR. 

Snowdon's  snb,  n  V4  of  It  21  in  b  4  of  the  8  w  H  of  the  n  w  ?4  of  see  17 
38  14.  June  28,  10  a  m.  H  N  Stolteuberg,  admtr.  NOR. 

Oodwise  sub,  the  s  24  ft  of  It  2  in  the  snb  of  Its  112  to  115  in  b  6  of  w  ;4 
of  8  e  K  of  sec  18  39  14.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Wenzle  Sohuler,  admtr. 
NOB. 

Hitt'8  sub.  It  148  of  the  n  w  >4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sees  17  and  18  37  14.  Jnne 
ill,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  NOB. 

Sweet '8  resub,  und  Vi  tnt  of  It  24  and  the  s  2  ft  of  It  26  in  b  20  of  bs  18 
19  aua  20  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  e!4  of  sec  18  39  14 
Jnly  8,  11  a  m.  Louis  Sladky,  admtr.  NOR. 

Ayers  &  Hambleton's  sub.  It  80  ot  the  s  4.20  aares  of  b  39  of  the  III  and 
Mich  Oanal  Trustees  sob  of  the  w  V4  of  the  s  e  H  ot  sec  21  39  14.  June 
29, 11  a  m.  Dora  L  Btach,  admtr.  NOR. 


I 


Maywood  Its  14  and  16  and  the  n  Vt  of  It  13  ia  b  I 
Geo  Bass,  master.  .L  N. 


June  25,  Ham 


Van  Schaack  &  Herriok's  sub.  Its  27.  28  and  30  b  20  in  Walker's  eub  of 
the  n  w  !i  of  sec  31  39  14.  June  22.  11  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  mas- 
ter, 1412  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Bickerdike  &  Steele's  sub,  the  s  32  ft  of  the  n  96.7  ft  ot  the  e  150  ft  in  b 
16,  together  with  other  pieces  of  property  in  said  sub.  June  26,  11  a 
m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Lt  31  in  the  sub  of  the  e  V,  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  s  e  K  of  'be  r  e  H,  of 
sec  11  89  13.  June  22, 10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1412  Ash- 
land blk.  L  N. 

Fallerton's  2nd  add.  Its  44  and  45  in  b  7  a  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  s  H  of 

the  8  e  H  of  sec  30  40  14.    June  21,  11  a  m.    Hiram  Barber,  master, 

526  Opera  Hoase  bldg.  NOR. 
Smith's  sub.  Its  85  and  86  in  b  36  in  Sheffield's  add.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Edm 

8  Oammings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 
Culver's  add,  snb  Its  2  and  3  of  Its  39  and  40  in  the  n  w  hi  of  sec  28  40 

14.  Jane  24,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Taylor's  sub.  It  43  in  b  2  of  b  1  of  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  ^  ot  the  n 
w  54  of  sec  8  39  14.  Juae  24,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Dickey  &  Baker's  sab.  It  33  of  b  5  of  ThompBOn  &  Holmes'  sub  of  the 

e  45  acres  of  the  u  60  acres  of  the  s  e  V4  of  eec  17  38  14.  June  24,  11  a 

m   Edw  A  Dicker,  ai  aster.  L  N. 
Lathrop  &  Larned'8  sub,  It  33  of  the  w  3  acres  ot  the  e  10  acres  of  the  n 

IB  acres  ot  the  s  e  H  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  6  38  14.  June  2»,  11  a  m.  Bdw 

A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 
Lt  44;  also  the  n  10  ft  ot  it  43  in  snbblk  7  of  Morgan's  sub  of  the  w  Vt  ot 

theswH  of  b  10  in  Sheffield's  add.  Jajel8,  Ham.  Walter  Bat- 

ler,  master,  86  Portland  blk.  LB. 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mut  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  34  in  b  9  in  sec  20  42  13.  June 
26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

Allen's  sub.  It  12  of  Its  8,  9,  10  and  11,  Gray's  sub  of  8  acres  e  of  and 
adj  the  w  35.62  acres  n  e  of  Plank  road  in  the  n  e  H  of  sec  36  40  13. 
Jnne  24,  1pm  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  St.  L  N. 

La  Grange,  Bichmond's  add.  Its  4  and  5  in  b  2,  a  sub  of  tlie  s  e  i4  "f  the 
s  w  !4  and  pt  of  the  s  e  i4  w  of  road  ia  sec  33  39  12.  June  24,  1pm. 
Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Qrossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  2i  in  b  51  a  sab  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  34  39 
12.  Juu  27,  Ham.  Finley  Scruggs,  admtr.  L  N. 

Oolu-Dbia  Hgta,  Keeney's  1st  add.  Us  19  aad  20  in  b  6,  a  sab  of  the  8  M 
of  the  8  e  }4  of  sees  32  and  33  35  14.  June  19,  1  p  m.  Edm  8  Onm- 
miuge  master,  701  Kedeie  bldg.  L  B. 

Fish  &  Young's  sub.  It  29  ot  b  8  in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  s  w  !4  of 
sec  4  38 14.  Juue  12,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  90  Wash- 
ington st    L  B. 

Stirson's  sab.  It  31  of  b  45  ia  the  Oanal  Trustees  sab  of  th9  w  4  of  the 
n  e  M,  of  sec  17  39  14.  June  12,  1  p  m.  T  J  Walsb,  master,  79  Dear- 
born St.  L  B. 

Humboldt  Pk.  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  12  in  the  resub  of  Us  27  to  36.  June 
19  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  110  LaSalle  st.  L  IS. 

Thompson's  sub.  Its  29  to  37  in  b  1  ot  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  >4  of  sen  1 
39  13.  June  26,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  86  fortland  blk.  L  B. 

Walker's  sub,  It  36  m  b  29  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  31  39  14.  June  17,  II  a  m. 
Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  St.  L  D. 

Bowmanville,  Its  13,  14  and  15  a  sub  of  the  e  M  and  the  n  J4  of  the  w  Vi 
of  the  8  e  H  of  sec  12  40  13.  June  15,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master, 
88  and  90  Weshingtm  st.  L  B. 

Blue  Isl,  Kedzie  av  add.  Its  52  to  63  and  the  s  12(4  ft  ot  It  51  in  the  8  w 
>4  of  sec  36  3!  13.  June  20,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Weimere,  master,  63J  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  B. 

Eberhart  &  Boyce's  sub.  Its  9,  10,  11  and  12  in  b  7  in  Falrview,  of  the  w 
Yi  of  the  8  e  }4  of  eec  9  40  12.  July  2,  11  a  m.  Thos  onovan,  admtr. 
L  B. 

The  n  20  ft  ot  It  11,  the  n  15  ft  of  It  12  and  the  s  5  ft  of  It  11;  the  s  10  ft 
of  It  12  and  the  n  10  ft  of  It  13,  and  the  u  8  ft  of  It  14  all  in  b  9  of  Au- 
burn Pk,  sec  28  38  14.  Juae  20,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Wlemere,  master.   L  B. 

Hosmer's  sab.  Its  39  to  42  of  the  e  !4  of  the  s  w  J4  of  the  e  e  i4  o  the  n 
p  V4  of  sec  20  38  14.  June  19,  H  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master,  56  Reap- 
er blk.  L  B.' 

Court  ptn.  It  1  in  b  3  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  31  38  15.  June  17,  1pm.  Edm 
8  Oummings,  master.  L  B.  . 

Canal  Trustees  sub,  sub  It  2  of  It  14  in  b  36  of  sec  7  39  14.  June  18,  1  p 
m.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

Oh'go  Hgta,  Its  11  and  12  in  b  70  a  sub  in  sees  20  and  21  39  14.  June  28, 
1pm.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  et.  L  B. 

Jones'  sub.  It  7  ia  b  1  of  tbe  w     of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  13  39  13.    June  25, 

10  a  m.  Th  is  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 

Flnurnoy'8  snb,  an  und  Yi  int  in  It  65  in  b  8  beiag  in  the  e  i4  of  the  s  w 
14  and  the  w  Yt  of  thes  e  H  of  eec  18  39  14.  July  2,  11  a  m.  Daniel 
McDowell,  admtr.  L  B. 

All  that  pt  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  w  Y3  of  sec  5  38  12:  also  that  pt  of  the  8  e 
14  of  the  8  w  of  eec  32  39  12.  June  21,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
master.  L  B.  | 

Oak  Pk.  Waller  &  Probst's  add.  Us  28.  29  and  S3  in  b  7  a  sub  of  It  1  in 
Mnrphy  et  al  sub  ot  sec  18  (ex  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  K)  in  39  IS  and  It  | 
30  b  3  in  Stnny  Isl  blvd  add,  being  a  sub  of  the  n  H  of  the  e  H  of  the  1 
8  e  i4  of  sec  35  38  14;  also  the  premises  known  a^  No  421,  48th  st. 
June  18,  Ham.  Geo  Buss,  master,  lo9  Hartford  bldg.  NOB. 

Oaseil  &  Prince's  snb.  It  5  of  It  40  in  Oir  Ot  ptn  of  Us  11  and  44  to  47  in  j 
Thomas  sub  of  Us  12  and  13  in  b  7  In  Rockwell's  add.  sec  13  39  13. 
Jnne  15, 11  a  m.   Jos  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Mark's  snb,  the  e  80  ft  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  2  ot  the  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
367.33  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  IS  and  the  s  127.04  ft  of  the  w  V4  of  It  16  in 
the  School  Trustees  sub  of  eec  16  38  14.  June  25,  11  am.  Fk  E  Bry- 
ant, admtr.  NOB 

Chamber's  snb.  It  40  in  b  2  in  that  pt  of  the  n  Y?  of  the  n  Y,  of  the  n  w 
14  of  sec  33  38  14.  June  17, 1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  LaSalle 
St.  1/  N. 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  216  in  the  s  e  M  of  sec  12  38  13.  June  11,  11  a  m. 
P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  3  in  b  7.  June  18,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman, 
master.   L  N . 

Oanal  Trustees  sub.  Us  1  and  2  in  the  sub  of  It  6  ot  sec  5  39  li.  June  14, 

11  a  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg.  NOB. 

Jernberg's  sub,  divers  lots  in  said  sub,  in  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the 
s  e  54  of  sec  8  39  13.  Jane  15,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master.  NOR. 

Treat's  sub.  It  13  in  b  2  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  w  !4  ot  sec  2  39  13.  June 
16,  Ham.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  NOB. 

Diven'8  sub.  It  7  in  b  6  ot  the  8  w  54  of  the  s  w  J4  of  the  s  w  ii  and  the  e 
Yi  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  2  39  13.  June  15,  1pm.  Edm  8 
Oummings,  master.  L  B. 

Ward's  snb.  It  47  in  b  7,  b  12  in  Sheffield's  add.  June  2>,  11  a  m.  Fred 
0  Overbook,  executor.  L  B. 

Lancaster's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  In  b  1  of  the  w  Yt  of  the  e  w  M  sec  22  88  14. 
Juni  28,  Ham.  HA  Foster,  admtr.  L  B. 

The  e  V4  of  the  n  w  5^  of  pec  33  38  13;  also  the  middle  H  of  the  n  60 
acres  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e  of  said  sec.  June  18, 11  a  m.  H  L  Wait, 
master.  L  N, 


SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

E  Y2  of  the  8  e  H  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  W  14  of  the  8  e  ^  and  the  n  36 
acres  of  toe  e  Yt  ot  the  8  w  !4  ot  sec  20  37  13.  June  26,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheria.  NOB. 

Canal  Trustees  sub,  w  Yt  ot  It  34  ot  sub  ot  e  10  acres  ot  outit  of  b  19  of 
e  Yi  sec  29  40  14.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Lyman  et  al  sub.  Us  31  to  36  ot  b  1  ot  Oouaty  Clerk,8  div  ot  the  e  »/4  of 
the  n  w  !4  seo  18  40  14.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sherlfl.  NOB. 

Walker's  sub.  Its  4,  s  and  6  in  b  3  of  that  pi  8  of  the  Canal  In  the  n  w  !4 
of  sec  31  39  14.  Jane  25,  lo  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  N  O  tt. 

Oanal  Trugtees  eub.  It  25  b  6  of  sec  7  39  14.  June  18, 10  a  m,  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOR. 

The  8  40  rods  of  the  e  lofl  rods  of  the  n  w  54  ot  sec  23  38  13.  June  18, 10 

am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 
Pengoet'a  sub,  It  40  in  b  2  in  the  u  V4  of  b  3  in  Borden's  sub  ot  the  w 

of  the  8  e  14  of  sec  36  40  13.    June  18, 10  a  m.    Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 

N  0  E. 

The  Highlands.  Us  311,  312,  319.  320  and  321,  a  aub  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  n 
w  Yi  of  the  n  w  ^  of  eec  17  39  13.  June  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff, 
NOR. 

Hill's  sub.  Its  12  and  13  in  b  2  of  s  e  J4  1  39  13.    Jaly  2,  10  a  m.  Jae 

Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
Oviatt's  sub,  sub  It  49  of  Its  45  to  52  in  b  30  in  Sneffield's  add.  July  2, 

10  a  m   Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
Bergman's  sub.  Us  25  and  26  b  3  w  ^  ontlt  9  In  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb^ 

e  Yi  ot  sec  29  40  14,  jaly  2,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 


Annual  Meetine  Building  Association  League 
at  Rockford. 

Reduced  rates  for  Ihe  above  meeting  will  be  given  by  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  June  20  Purchase  tickets  at  City 
Ticket  Office,  95  Adams  Street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal  St. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 


Excnrsion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  Burlinuton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukee,  Uartland,  Nashotah,  Oonomowoc,  Kilbonm,  i^parta, 
St.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minuetonka,  Tomihawk,  Mioocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resnrts  of  Wisconsin,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  eich  week  to  Wisconsin  Kesorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


LOANS  MADE 
ON  GOOD 
REAL  ESTATE 
SECURITY 

W.  J.  LUKENS 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  INSURANCE 


LAKE  VIEW  and  1322  AND  1323  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE 

NORTHSHORE 
PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY 


(gicagfo 


The  First  National  Banl(  s  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFFICERS: 

I  YUAN  J.  Gage,  President.  Jas.  B.  Foroan,  Vice  President. 

BioHABD  J.  bTBEET,  Cashier.  Holmes  Hoqe,  Ass't  Cashier. 

Frank  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Cashier. 

DIRECTORSl 

Sam'l  M.  Niokeeson.      E.  F.  Lawrence.  8.  W.  AllebtOn. 

F,  D.  Gray.  Nobman  B.  Ream.  Neison  Mobris. 

R.  0.  NiOKEBSON.  L.  J.  GAOE.  Eugene  S.  Pike. 

A.  A.  Carpenter.  Jas.  B.  Foroam. 

SALESMEN 


Are  making  more  clean 
money  selling  West  Pull- 
man property  than  any- 
thing in  Chicago.    Try  it. 

EASY  TERMS. 

LIBERAL  COMMISSIONS. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  100  Washington  Street. 


J.  B.  DAYIB. 


WIIiBUB  B.  DAVIS. 


DAVIS  &  SON. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

I08  Dearborn  Street.  Chicago. 

Owners  of  15  snbdivlsi  ns  fronting  Madison,  Adams  Jackson,  Van 
Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison  streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake 
stieet  L  roads.  Also  owneri  of  4  subdivisions  near  Bralnnrd,  Beverly 
Hills  and  Longwood.    Houses  built  and  sold  on  easy  terms. 


566 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOHRNAL. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
June  13,  1895. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

Otty,  over  $1,000   3^^^  $'J,1S5.951 

City,  under  $1,000   130  7(i,261 

County   138  395,190 

Total   615  $3,601,496 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  June  14,  1894. 


Sales. 

OUy,  over  $1,000  ,   833 

City,  under  1,000   «S 

Oonnty   123 

Total   504 


Amount. 
$1,8  i5, 584 
89,964 
221,736 


$2,137,284 


Aberdeen  et,  75  ft  s  of  73rd,  e  f  25xl24i^; 

Apr  17.  F  D  Oroott  to  A  MoQnnn.  .|1.700 
Aberdeen  st,  153  ft  n  of  62d,  e  f  25x125; 

June  6.  J  Williams  to  A  Severin..  .$1,600 
Adams  st,  100  ft  e  of  8  42nd,  8  f  26x12 1; 

Apr  27.  T  Andrew  to  F  A  Brown.  .$1,075 
Ada  st,  47  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  25x124;  June 

11.  J  Laoe  to  L  Ullrich  $1,500 

Albany  av,  228  ft  n  of  23d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Apr  22.  A  Waohowski  to  M  Brodinoki 

 11,000 

Albany  av,  237  ft  n  of  Jackson  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  May  28.  F  E  Qoodall  to  D  F  An- 
derson $5,000 

Argyle  st,  175  ft  w  of  Linden,  n  f  25x145; 

Feb  7.  0  Bristle  to  L  Fridland  $1,000 

Armitage  av,  s  w  cor  N  44th,  10  acres; 

May  16.  L  Rnndell  to  A  E  Gross.  .$21,000 
Armitage  av,  n  w  oor  Ballon  st,  s  f  49  67x 
125.77;  Jnne  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  N 

Vance  $1,476 

Armitage  av,  174  ft  w  of  Homan,  n  f  25x 
150;  Jane  12.  0  B  Selliken  to  H  Nitz 

 $5,000 

Armonr  av,  631  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
25x98;  June  4.  B  Clarkson  to  0  E  Still- 
son   $2,800 

Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  45th  st,  w  f  25x121; 

June  7.  J  Veverka  to  M  Fiser  $5,000 

Artesian  av,  300  ft  8  of  Diversey,  e  f  25x 
126;  Jnne  5.  J  E  Peterson  to  0  8  Verill 

 $3,500 

Artesian  av,  141  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  25x126, 

Jane  6.  0  Larson  to  A  J  Newman.  .$3,000 
A  strip  of  lend  2C0  ft  wide  lying  n  e  of 
right  of  way  of  Baltimore,  P  0  Ry  and 
8  of  lC2d  8t;  June  3.  W  H  Oolehonr  to 

P  H  Putnam  $1,000 

Ballon  st,  75  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av,  e  f 
25x177;  May  27.  E  Ooot  to  O  Johannes- 
sen.  $2,000 

Belmont  av,  s  e  cor  Herndon  st,  n  f  50x 
125;  May  1,  A  L  Townsend  to  O  H 

Mears  $4,4C0 

Belmont  av,  50  ft  w  of  Oakley,  n  f  25x125; 
June  8.  P  Mangelsen  to  P  Oarmody 

 $1,200 

Berwin  av,  26  ft  w  of  Lincoln  et,  n  f  75x 
125;  June  11.  0  F  Peterson  to  I  0  Abra- 

hamson  $2,100 

Brand  av,  n  e  cor  Noble,  w  f  48x123;  May 
lO.'.PO.  May  10,'90.  A  Wisner  to  A  0  J 

Gunz  $1,000 

Barling  st,  311  f t  s  of  Webster  av,  e  f  22x 
70;  M-ay  25.  J  Raleigh  to  Q  G  Starve 

 $1,900 

California  av,  313  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
17J^yl26>^;  May  15.  W  M  Reid  to  B 

Gimlin  $4,500 

Calumet  av,  298  ft  n  of  51st  st,  w  f  25x 
127,  more  or  less;  May  14.  M  J  Stantoa 

to  M  Feoher  $11,700 

Calumet  av,  151  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  39J^x 
160.9,  ex  pt  taken  by  L  Ry;  May  15.  F 

Romney  to  I  Loebe   $2,260 

Calnmet  av,  50  ft  n  of  69th  at,  e  f  16x91; 
June  10.  N  K  Bikers  to  N  J  Peitzkeu 

 $4,.'500 

Campbell  av,  141  ft  s  of  Slat  at,  e  f  50x 
125;  May  25.  Jiri  Washington  Building 

and  Loan  Assn  to  P  Patzke  $2,475 

Campbell  av,  195  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e 
f  25x125;  May  17.  Est  of  J  6  Hamble- 

toE  to  R  Briokson  $l,fO  ) 

Carpenter  st,  s  w  cor  68th,  e  f  48xl2o; 

June  6.  A  Nyetedt  to  S  H  Byrns.  .$10,' 00 
Carroll  av,  26  ft  e  of  N  4  5.h.  n  f  26x50, 
more  or  less;  Mar  5, '94.  U  Schroeder  to 

A  B  \dams  et  al  $1,(;00 

Center  av.  122  ft  n  of  Van  Buren  st,  w  f 
27x143;  Apr  22.  N  M  Eisendrath  to  G 

N  Pogue  $6,070 

Champlain  av,  121  ft  n  of  64th  at,  e  f  24x 
122;  May  27.  W  W  Porter  to  W  Craven 


 $5,000 

Chase  av,  150  ft  w  of  Maple,  n  f  50x150; 
Apr  18.  F  a  Doland  to  0  A  Brownell  et 

   $4,440 

Ch-itham  ct,  114  ft  n  of  Bobbie  st,  w  f  25 
xl30;  Apr  11.  A  C  Scott  to  K  Hedin 

 $1,500 

Chicago  av,  s  e  oor  Troy  st,  n  f  50x125; 
May  31.  H  B  Fargo  to  G  F  Hawley 

  $3,600 

Olaremont  av,  316  ft  s  of  Roscoe  st,  w  f 
50x124;  June    10.   H  Hanseeuw  to  H 

Mahnke  $1,300 

Olaremout  av,  same  ppty;  Jnne  12.  H 

Mabuke  to  M  Hanseeuw  $1,300 

Olaremont  av,  24  ft  n  of  34th  st,  w  f  24x 
108.8;  Jane  10.  8  B  Briggs  to  D  P  Hob- 
bard  $3,500 

Claremont  av,  125  ft  s  of  LeMoyne  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Jnne  5.  A  B  Borgmeier  to  A  J  , 

Borgmeier  $1,800 

Clark  st,  200  ft  n  w  of  Belmont  av,  s  w  f 
25x200;  Apr  15.   L  Krause  to  0  Dreak- 

haiin  $6,500 

Cleveland  av,  260  ft  n  of  North,  e  f  24x 
82;  Jnne  6.  M  Mossmann  Sr  to  M  Moss- 

mann   $2,000 

Clifton  av,  s  w  car  Belden,  e  f  57x124,  and 
other  ppty;  June  3.  R  S  Blome  to  J 

Stamsen   $20,000 

Clifton  av,  same  ppty;  June  3.  M  Scam- 
sen  to  R  S  Blome  $20,000 

Coles  av,  110  ft  n  w  of  75ch  at,  w  f  lOOx 
200;  May  22.  P  J  MoDouongh  to  W  P 

Wilson   $4,000 

Commercial  st,  160  ft  n  of  Grace,  w  f  25x 
108;  Mar  30.  N  C  Werdell  to  C  Theis 

 $1,900 

Congress  at,  51  ft  w  of  S  41st  av,  s  f  25i 
125;  Jnne  1.  J  P  Stanton  to  J  Sullivan 

 $1,000 

Cornell  av,  230  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x150; 
Jnne  10.  J  S  McCanlej   to   M    V  Q 

Woolley  $12,600 

Cottage  Grove  av,  a  e  oor  65th  st,  w  f  98x 
108^,  und  14  iut;  Jnne  4.  E  MoOurrin 

to  b  C  Deniaon   $22,500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  s  w  cor  4l8t  st,  e  f  101 
4-10x90;  May  15.  Charles  E  Brown  and 

wife  to  Frank  H  Barry  $90,000 

Curtis  st,  164  ft  □  of  Madiaon.  e  f  24x115; 
May  28.  J  Linden  to  W  Brandenberger 

 $7,200 

Curtis  at,  150  ft  n  of  Randolph,  w  f  28x 
126;  June  1.  M  M  Guawald  to  8  M  Wal- 
lace $7,000 

Davia  at,  264  ft  n  of  LeMoyne  w  f  25x124; 

June  8.  A  J  Thiele  to  J  Bingmo3er.$l,500 
Dawson  st,  240  ft,  more  or  less,  a  w  of 
Garden  av,  n  w  f  5(ixl25;  Apr  18.  W  A 

Warren  to  M  E  Jacoba  $1,200 

Dearborn  st,  265  ft  n  of  35th,  w  f  24x123; 
June  4.  J  Qeyer  et  al  to  L  Frezinsky 

 $3,300 

Dickens  av,  165  e  of  Homan,  a  f  28x15''; 

Jnne  6.  8  J  Hobba  to  J  R  Files  $3  000 

Dickaon  at,  96  ft  n  of  Blaokhawk,  w  f  24x 

125;  Jnne  5.  J  Neffelt  to  V  Schultz  $*,600 
Diversey  av,  n  w  cor  California,  a  f  68.79 
xl25;  May  16.  R  C  Givina  et  al  to  A 

Stastny  $8,000 

Diviaion  et,  243  ft  w  of  Kedzie  ut,  a  f  26x 
124;  Apr  4.  0  Pedereen  to  W  Pedersen 

 $1,000 

Dobaon  av,  261  ft  a  of  72d  st,  e  f  26x126; 

June  1.  P  Dahl  to  C  Roth  $2,000 

Dobson  av,  62  ft  s  of  71st  at,  e  f  251125; 
Jnne  7,  A  Lindholts  to  F  A  Swanson 

 $3,000 

Drexel  blvd,  98  ft  a  of  43d  st,  e  f  100x250; 
May  17.  F  B  Heap  et  al  to  I  Schmitt 

 $29,000 

Eggleston  av,  33  ft  n  of  72d  at,  w  f  16.46 
xll9»^;  May  28.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to  H 

B  Jackson  $5,500 

Eighty-first  at,  25  ft  e  of  Emerald  av,  n  f 
25x121;  Jnne  8.  M  Haberstroh  to  A  A 

Haberatroh  $1,500 

Eighty-third  at,  248  ft  e  o'  Hamlin  av,  s 
f  25x125;  Deo  1,'94.  0  E  Townsend  to 

C  J  Hicks  $1,200 

Eighty-ninth  p',  125  ft  e  of  South  Park  av, 
n  f  50x122;  Oct  24,'92.  S  E  Grose  to  M 

J  Blane  $1,550 

Eighty  ninth  pi,  213  ft  e  of  South  Park 
av,  n  f  371^x122;  May  28.  S  E  Grose  to 

W  8  Kipley  $1,200 

Elburn  av,  125  ft  w  of  Throop  st,  e  f  26i 
1C3;  June  11.  A  Reily  to  A  Hubbard 

  $2,0(0 

Ellis  av,  173  ft  e  of  66th  st,  e  f  50x126; 

June  1.  C  G  Sohoh  to  G  M  Weeks. $14,500 
Blston  av,  225  ft  n  w  of  Maplewood,  n  e  f 
25  ft  to  alley;  Jnne  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

0  Pehrson  $1,238 

Emma  at,  416  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  a  f  35z 


124;  Jnne  4.  G  Litewski  to  M  Hellwig 

 $3,800 

Emerald  av,  267  ft  s  of  34th  at,  e  f  26x 
124}^;  May  6.  J  Dienstel  to  D  Murphy 

 $3,800 

Emerson  av,  premises  No  136  June  7.  J 

0  Gould  to  E  Gilmartin   $1,250 

Erie  st,  1,451  f t  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  26x100; 
May  7.  E  R  Streetor  to  C  B  Applegate 

 $5,000 

Evergreen  av,  670  ft  a  w  of  Milwaukee,  n 
w  f  25x160;  June  7.  T  F  Thompson  to 

J  C  Kilner  ,  $11,000 

Exchange  av,  265  ft  a  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x 
1381^;  Deo6.'94.  C  Rothschild  to  M  Con- 

heim  $1,000 

Exchange  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  7,'94.  M 

Conheim  to  H  Rothschild  $1,200 

Fairfield  av,  100  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  '/5x 
125;  June  8.  W  Majeski  to  A  O  Sherven 

 $1,000 

Fiftieth  at,  120  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  a  f 
24x126;  Jut:e  8.  E  Zimmerman  to  W 

Metzler  $1,200 

Fifty-flrat  st,  165  ft  e  of  Madison  av,  n  f 
40x144  7-10;  Jnne  5.  G  B  Shaw  to  E  M 

James  $9,000 

Forty-third  st,  62  ft  w  of  Emerald  av,  s  f 
62x102.67,  und  1-6  int;  Jnne  11.  B  Kohn 

to  H  R  Myers   $2  000 

Fifty-foorth  st,  237  ft  w  "of  Uui  m  av,  n'f 
16.67x125;  May  28.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to 

H  B  Windsor  $5,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  n  w  cor  Monroe  av,  s  f  46 
x36;  also  4-ft  passageway;  May  7.  C  G 

Welton  to  A  F  Drautzer  $10,900 

Fifty-fifth  Bt.  100  ft  w  of  Washington  av, 
a  f  50  ft  3}4  inxl02.8;   Jnne   1.  A  R 

Thacker  to  R  King  . . ,  $36,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  207  ft  e  of  Indiana  av,  s  f 
46%xl24^;  May  1.  C  A  londelins  to  F 

J  Kendriok  $18,000 

Flournoy  at,  141  ft  e  of  8  48th  av,  n  f  61}^ 
xl26;  May  6.  C  A  Norton  to  P  Petersen 

 $1,300 

Fortieth  at,  140  ft  eof  Vernon  av,  a  f  17^ 
1109;  June  7.  C  N  Souther  to  G  W 

Banks  et  al  $4,500 

Fortieth  av  N,  225  ft  n  of  Courtland,  e  f 
50x125;  May  7.  J  A  Keeney  to   I  L 

Mason  ...   $1,300 

Fortieth  av  N,  175  ft  n  of  Courtland,  e  f 
5rxl25;  May  7.  J  A  Keeney  to  K  A 

Qainn  $1,300 

Forty-first  st,  255  ft  w  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  a  f  1651^x1801^,  except  part  of  It  9; 
May  15.  Charles  E  Brown  to  William  H 

Barry  $150,000 

Forty-second  av  8,  275  ft  e  of  13th  at,  e  f 
25x125;  May  28.  A  Pagne  to  R  Kunkel 

 $1,100 

Forty  third  pi  W,  125  ft  w  of  Pamell  av. 
n  f  25x1261^;  June  8.  R  Grace  to  E 

Schnlfz  $2,000 

Forty-fourth  at,  231  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  40x113,  more  or  leas;  Apr  30.  QT 

Kessler  to  J  Oormaok  $5,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  50  ft  w  of  Sutler,  n  f  25x 

125;  Jnne  12  J  Whitall  to  P  F  Pell.$2,000 
Forty-sixth  st,  170  ft  e  of  Woodlawn  av, 
n  f  45x120.  and  other  ppty;  May  21.  P 

J  Kellogg  to  F  a  Read  $)5,000 

E^orty-seventh  st.  76  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n  f 
25x126;  Apr  30.  F  A  Riddle  et  al  to  A 

MiDigan  $1,160 

Forty-aeventh  st,  281  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  a  f  24x100;  June  10.  J  Walah  to  E 

Oallen  $3,200 

Forty-seventh  at,  175  ft  e  of  Gross  av,  s  f 
26  ft  to  alley;  June  1.  A  Hnebaoh  to  M 

M  Kuebsoh  $4,500 

Forty-aeventh  pi  W,  s  w  oor  Wallace  st,  n 
f24xl'.;5;  June  4.  J  Walker  et  al  to  J 

Bnrgesa   $1,100 

Forty -seventh  av  N,  8  w  cor  School  at,  e  f 
6  0x10934,  and  other  ppty;  May  25.  M 

A  Sinclair  to  M  N  Paine   $2^,010 

Forty  eighth  at,  121  ft  e  of  Center  av,  e  f 
25xlk6;  Jnne  6.  E  C  Wise  et  al  to  W 

Liater  $1,400 

Fourteenth  et  W,  216  ft  w  of  ishland  av, 
n  f  24x124;  June  12.  A  W  Kratz  to  P  J 

Briarton   $2,200 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  176  ft  w  of  Lafiin  at,  s  f 
25x124;  Aug  3,'94.  F  L  Moore  to  F 

Orabsky  $1,500 

Frankfort  st,  164  ft  e  of  N  Hoyne  av,  s  f 
24xlO(';  May  23.  T  Dommek  to  F  Mielke 

 $2,5C0 

Fremont  st,  141  ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  w  f 
26x124;  June  6.  A  Hensel  to  G  L  Mont- 
gomery  $4,000 

Fnllerton  av,  s  e  oor  Homan,  n  f  96x150; 

Jnne  7 .  J  Oarr  et  al  to  V  F  Olsen  . .  $3,600 
Fulton  st,  75  ft  w  of  Wood,  a  f  25x123; 
June  7.  A  Connor  to  M  Rnhnke. .  .$2,800 


Fnlton  st,  169  ft  e  of  Ada,  n  f  28x164?^; 

May  12.  A  Walker  to  H  P  Nael8en.$7.(t00 
Fnlton  at.,  26  ft  e  of  Union  Park  ot,  a  f  20 
xli5;  June  4.  0  E  Peters  to  J  O  Kimball 

 $2,400 

George  st,  s  w  cor  Seminary  av,  n  f  72x 
1241^;    May    7.    R   KoUbaum    to  A 

Sohluetzer  et  al  $7,400 

Giddings  st,  n  w  oor  Hoyne  av,  s  f  37 
44-100x122  82-100;  May  27.  R  8  Betta 

to  A  Whiteway  $5,000 

Gladys  av,  125  ft  w  of  Rockwell  at,  n  f  26 
xKO;  June  10.  C  Thompson  to  E  B 

Pease  $3,000 

Goldsmith  st,  165  ft  s  w  of  76th,  n  w  f  40 
x75,  more  or  less;  June  7.  0  B  Kenney 

to  W  R  Ramsey  $6,600 

Grand  av,  109  ft  n  w  of  Western,  s  w  f  25 
xl33;  June  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  The  Peo- 
ple's B  and  L  Assn  $3,152 

Grand  av,  34  ft  w  of  W  56th  at,  n  f  25.94x 
129.65;  Apr  9.    w'  Bnharewitoh   to  J 

Dyba  $1,900 

Grand  av,  eame  ppty;  Jone  1.  J  Dyba  to 

A  Bagaremcz  $1,900 

Greenleaf  st,  263  ft  e  of  Ridge  av,  a  f  150 
xl71;  May  7.  H  W  Freund  to  H  S  Heb- 

erlicg  $4,000 

Green  st,  60  ft  n  of  73d,  w  f  60x121,  and 
other  ppty;  Jnne  11.  L  Herzog  Jr  to  J 

Riemersema  $1,600 

Gross  av,  286  ft  s  w  of  46th  st,  w  f  25  ft 
to  alley;  May  15.  8  E  Grose  to  E  8  Mc- 

Qlinsey  $1,275 

Halsted  st,  19  ft  a  of  68th,  e  f  60x119;  May 

29.  H  Oldfield  to  N  Pintee  $7,0J0 

Halsted  al,  344  ft  a  of  68th,  e  f  50x119; 

May  7.  W  M  Brvin  to  H  Banmann.$7,250 
Harding  av^  a  e  cor  W  28th  st,  w  f  26x125; 
Jan  27,93.  C  W  Griggs  to  J  W  O  Ban- 

non  |1,000 

Harriaon  at,  175  ft  e  of  8  47th  av,  n  f  50x 
123;  June  11.  J  Steiniger  to  H  Letch 

  .$1,600 

Harvard  at,  326  ft  w  ot  Sacramento  av,  n 
f  25x126;  Jnne  8.  A  0  Campbell  to  A 

Casey  $2,600 

Hastings  st,  249  ft  e  of  Brown  av,  s  f  50x 
124;  Jnne  7.  J  F  Linaoott  to  T  N  Mc- 

Canley  $1,000 

Hermitage  av,  144  ft  s  of  36th  at,  e  f  24x 
126;  June  3.  0  Samuel  to  F  Samuel 

    $1,600 

Herndon  at,  48  ft  n  of  School,  e  f  24x125; 

May  24.  J  8  Brikson  to  B  Stock ...  $4,250 
Hirsch  at,  91  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25 
xl24;  May  31.  J  B  Conleur  to  G  Dann- 

haner    $1,500 

Homan  av,  222  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
26x177;  Jnne  10.  0  Bender  to  T  H  J 

Schroder  $1,500 

Humboldt  st,  100  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
e  f  25xl2C,nnd  3^  int;  June  7.  F  Hamerig 

to  B  Halverson  $1,400 

Humboldt  blvd,  350  ft  a  of  Courtland  sf, 
e  f  26x175;  May  6.  M  L  Hetriok  to  T 

Hetriok  $4,500 

Hnmboldt  blvd,  120  ft  w  of  Talman  av,  n 
f  24x166;  Jnne  10.  J  Ahlsohlager  to  C 

Ahlsohlager  $1,8C0 

Huron  st,  125  ft  w  of  Armour  av,  n  f  25x 
126;  May  26.  A  F  Kindblom  to  C  B  F 

Birgqniat  $3,800 

Huron  st,  same  ppty;  Jnne  12.  O  B  F 

Birgquiet  to  8  M  Kindblom  $4,000 

Huron  at,  124  ft  e  of  Towneend,  n  f  24x 
100;  May  29.  Maet  in  Chy  to  H  Sch- 
wartz |2,550 

Indiana  at,  100  ft  w  of  8  49th  av,  n  f  50x 
120;  Sep  1,'88.  M  Lawrence  to  F  H 

Howe  $1,450 

Indiana  av,  220  ft  h  of  6l8t  st,  e  f  50x 
17034;  Jfly  16,'94.  E  J  Stevens  to  W  T 

Keck  $4,612 

Indiana  av,  183  ft  a  of  26th  st,  w  f  30x170; 
May  25.  Mary  D  Turner  to  Margaret  L  | 

Smale   $15,000  1 

Dgleside  av,  165  ft  a  of  67th  st,  w  f  48x 
115;  Jnne  10.  P  J  Dawkina  to  B  L  Carl- 
sou   #4,000 

Ingleside  av,  255  ft  s  of  81st  at,  w  f  60x 
125;  Jnne  8.  D  M  Lord  et  al  to  A  J 

Wilson  $1,000 

Ingleeide  av,  151  ft  n  of  65th  at,  e  f  25x 
104;  May  29.  T  8  Thoradale  to  C  A 

Myera  $7,000 

rving  Park  av.  10434  of  Sonthport, 
a  f  50x125;  Jnne  4.  N  Buck   to  F  L 

Strobehn  $3,0C0 

Jackson  st,  264  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f  21  ^ 
x2223^;  June  8.  J   J  Mullen  to  M  R 

Harris  $11,500 

anaaen  av,  92  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  37i^x 
12034;  June  4.  F  W  Gnnther  to  M  Feiat 

 $2,260 

Jefferson  av,  98  ft  a  of  102d  at,  w  f  26x 


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125;  Jnne  7.  Andes  Svgs  L  Assn  to  J 
Hanson  -  $1,900 

Kedzie  av,  n  e  oor  DoDf^lai),  w  f  111x125; 
May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  L  M  Samp- 
son $2,750 

Kedzie  av,  26fi  ft  8  of  Palmer  pi,  w  f  50x 
284;  June  8.  K  Kaemojerer  to  L  F  Ull- 
rich  $7,000 

Kedzie  av,  147  ft  8  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  25x 
123^ ;  June  3.  T  L  Maitland  to  D  Gawne 
 $1,600 

Kenwood  av,  n  e  oor  43th  st,  w  f  52x174 
7-10;  May  25.  Olara  E  Turner  and  hus- 
band to  Margaret  L  Smale  $45,000 

Kimbark  av,  s  w  oor  48th  8t,  e  f  75xl26j^; 
May  1.  J  M  Brown  to  J  H  Parish. $30,000 

Lake  av,  s  w  oor  49th  st,  n  e  f  250  ft  run- 
ning through  to  Washington  av;  May 
25.  Margaret  L  Smale  to  Olara  E  Tnrner 
et  al  $65,000 

Lake  av,  150  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  39th 
8t,  e  f  6x178  8-10;  Jnne  12.  E  K  Maokey 
to  B  M  Shayne  $1,500 

Lake  st,  348  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  25x 
99;  May  25.  H  S  Smith  et  al  to  G  H 
May  $2,000 

Lake  st,  15u  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  s  f  50x78, 
more  or  less;  May  13.  E  D  St  Aubin  to 
0  L  Bonney    $5,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Assn  sub,  Its  6  to  9, 
bik  5;  also  described  by  M  and  B  no 
plat  on  record;  May  17.  W  Jordan  to  E 
M  Stanward   ....$15,000 

Langley  av,  n  e  cor  66th  st,  w  f  58. 4x 
121.84;  Apr  28.  A  Behling  to  L)  T  Sulli- 
van  ,   $2,800 

Langley  av.  300  ft  s  of  68th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Jnne  5.  W  Dougherty  to  H  H  Hilgard 
 $1,000 

Leavitt  at,  102  ft  n  of  Greenwich,  w  f  16x 
124;  May  24.  A  Whiteway  to  E  S  Retts 
  $3,000 

Lee  av,  125  ft  w  of  Sacramento,  s  f  50x 
125;  Jnne  8.  E  Resmaim  to  E  W  Zander 
 $3,000 

Lexington  av,  203  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Jnne  11.  H  Flood  to  E  L  O'Hearne 
 $4,200 

Lexington  av,  n  e  cor  65th  st,  n  w  f  99j^x 
158;  June  1 .  F  J  Smith  to  J  T  Ford.$6,550 

Lexington  st,  226  f t  w  of  S  47th  av,  s  f  50 
xla5;  May  15.  O  Schlehuber  to  E  K 
Brugge  $1,500 

Lexington  av,  162  ft  n  of  S4th  pi,  e  f  50x 
164;  May  21.  0  S  Walin  to  E  G  Dickin- 
son  $30,000 

Lexington  st,  298i^  ft  w  ot  Central  Park 
av,  n  f  25x124;  Apr  15.  0  MoKeon  to 
0  Lndford  $1,125 

Linden  av,  n  w  cor  Clinton,  e  f  100x175, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  8.  K  A  Casey  to  J 
Rich  $1,5(0 

Lincoln  av,  120  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
24x121;  June  1.  E  Maynard  to  A  and  0 
Lawitzki   ...$2,200 

Lincoln  st,  48  ft  n  of  98th,  w  f  50x136, 
and  other  ppty;  June  1.  A  Wiswall  to 
F  F  Oviatt  ,  ...$4,000 

Lincoln  st,  118  ft  s  of  Aagnsta.  w  f  48x 
124^;  June  7.  J  J  Probst  to  W  A 
Meyer....   $4,500 

Lock  st,  65  ft  n  of  3l8t,  e  f  24x110;  June 
8.  Est  of  J  Simon  to  L  Simon  $2,500 

Longwood  av,  opp  105th  st.  e  f  40x243; 
May  15.  8  B  Curtis  to  E  Brown ..  .$1,000 

Longwood  av,  730  ft  s  of  103d  st,  e  f  lOOx 
243,  more  or  less;  May  9.  li  H  Norton 
to  8  W  D  Wilder  $4,000 

Lowe  av,  100  ft  s  of  33rd  st,  w  f  25x125; 
May  31.  A  M  Dub  to  J  Cerveny . .  .|3,300 

Mackinaw  av,  65  ft  s  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x 
140;  May  18.  A  Nelson  toAWMo.rell 
 $1,100 

Madiaon  av,  160  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f  50x 
150;  May  1.  A  W  Green  to  G  G  McRav 
 $6,400 

Madiaon  at,  250  f t  w  of  S  44th  av,  8  f  2ox 
175;  Jnne  11.  J  J  Brady  to  P  Mnrtaugh 
 $1,500 

Madiaon  st,  453  ft  w  of  Hamlin  av,  a  f  24 
xl58;  June  8,'94.  S  Donahue  to  J  T  Mil- 
manow  $10,500 

Madiaon  av,  280  ft  a  of  50th  at,  w  f  18x 
150J^;  Jnne  7.  F  P  Vose  to  W  A  Paulsen 
 $7,500 

Madiaon  av,  280  ft  a  of  50th  st,  w  f  18x 
1501^;  Jnne  7.  Central  Trust  and  Sav- 
ings Bank  to  F  P  Vose  $13,500 

Madison  av,  s  e  oor  62d  st,  w  f  125x125; 
Jnne  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Cousin. $2, 700 

Marshfield  av,  181  f  t  s  of  62d  8t,  e  f  :J5x 
124;  Jan  31.  E  D  Hoamer  to  O  Berry 
 $3,140 

Marshfield  av,  250  ft  s  of  56th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  June  8.  E  Sell  to  F  Potthash.  .$4,000 

Maryland  av,  198  n  of  67tfa  at,  e  f  25x126; 


Mayl.  M  O'Snllivan  to  E  B  Trainer 
 .-.  $6,000 

May  st,  n  w  oor  86th.  n  f  198x124;  June 
13.  R  A  Ellerman  to  E  E  Selvey. .  .$2,400 

McLean  av,  50  ft  e  of  Lawndale,  n  f  25x 
1253^;  May  25.  E  S  Dreyer  to  F  Bannier 
 $1,600 

Michigan  av,  221  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
160;  June  3.  W  R  Martin  to  M  8  Hess 
 $5,500 

Michigan  av,  66  ft  n  of  113th  at,  e  f  26x 
116;  May  20.  N  Jensen  to  L  Jensen. $3,500 

Milwaukee  av,  18  ft  s  e  of  Oakley,  s  w  f 
22x100,  and  other  ppty;  May  29.  E 
KuohhofE  to  H  KnohhoflE  $12,000 

Milwaukee  av.  No  825  and  163  TV  Division 
st,  premises  No  825;  June  4.  M  Sgrozin- 
aki  to  B  E  Marks  $16,300 

Monroe  av,  150  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  50x 
100;  Mav  11.  W  H  Gage  to  A  W  Gage 
 .'    $3,500 

Monroe  av,  500  ft  a  of  64th  st,  e  f  50x165; 
May  27.  F  J  Smith  to  F  M  Farwell 
 $4,500 

Mozart  st,  175  ft  s  of  Armitage  av,  e  f  25 
xlCO;  June  5.  J  E  Rood  to  G  W  Twlchell 
 $2,000 

Myrtle  at,  25  ft  n  of  W  Taylor,  e  f  25x54; 
Jnnel.  W  Pigott  to  J  Grell  $2,500 

Nelson  st,  177  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  a  f  25x 
124;  Jnne  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  P  Brod 
 $2,345 

Nelson  st,  202  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  25x 
124;  Jnne  5.  M  Ball  to  J  J  Hermann 
 $1,100 

Ninlieth  st,  50  ft  e  of  South  Park  av,  s  f 
50x122;  Apr  23.  S  E  Gross  to  A  Frum 
 $1,600 

Ninety-firat  st,  8  w  oor  Leavitt,  n  f  264x 
128,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  14.  D  0  Mo- 
Kay  to  G  H  Rubly  $2,556 

Noble  av,  141  ft  w  of  Perry  st,  n  f  50x124; 
June  8.  P  W  H  Snndmaoher  et  al  to  W 
O  Tegmeyer   $2,000 

Oakdale  st,  141  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  50x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  May  15.  F  B  Pea- 
body  et  al  to  8  R  Martin  $13,000 

Oakdale  av,  437  ft  w  of  Evinston,  s  f  38x 
125;  May  18.  J  Croak  to  M  W  Winkel- 
mann   ...  $4,560 

Oakland  crescent,  75  ft,  more  or  leas,  n  of 
4l8t  st,  w  f  23x60,  more  or  less;  Jnne 
12.  C  T  Smith  to  L  Jones  $9,500 

Oakley  ay,  396  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  25x124^; 
June  5.  G  Anderson  to  I  M  Larson.$3,500 

O'Brien  st,  175  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  s  f  25x 
90;  May  9.  B  Goldberg  to  F  Robino- 
wich  $4,000 

Ogden  av,  89  ft  n  e  of  Washington  st,  n 
w  f  20x50,  more  or  leas;  May  29.  J 
Martin  to  N  Eley  $8,500 

Ohio  at,  a  e  cor  Robey,  n  f  24x100;  June 
10.  W  C  Riley  to  J  Riley  $2,600 

Ohio  at,  120  ft  e  of  Dearborn  av,  a  f  40x 
109,  und  3^  int;  June  3.  W  T  Hill  to  K 
L  Hill  et  al  $4,666 

Ohio  at,  8  e  oor  Claremont  av,  n  f  25x100; 
Jnne  6.  B  M  Thomas  to  J  T  Dale. $10,000 

Ohio  st,  105}^  ft  w  of  Avers  av,  a  f  21x 
110.8;  Jan  3.  B  E  Onrley  to  F  R  Power 
 $5,000 

Ohio  st,  1471^  ft  w  of  Avera  av,  a  f  21>^x 
110.8;  July  18,'94.  C  Brendt  to  F  R 
Power  ^  $5,000 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  at,  8lV^  ft 
w  of  Parnell  av,  a  f  25x1365^;  Apr  20. 
L  B  Strayer  to  G  J  Fedkamp  et  al. $1,000 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  st,  57  ft  w 
of  Clinton,  n  f  50x1363^;  June  8.  C  W 
Moore  to  J  P  Gansen  $1,600 

One  Hundred  and  Frst  pi,  399  ft  w  of 
Prospect  av,  n  f  150x195;  May  16.  N 
Dye  to  F  A  Bebb  $2,200 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  at,  152  ft  e  of 
State,  a  f  25x134;  Jnne  5.  E  W  Foreman 
to  H  M  Walker  $2,600 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  pi,  313  ft  w  of 
State  at,  a  f  100x125;  June  6.  L  Nubling 
to  P  Dahle  $2,000 

Orchard  st,  195  ft  n  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
120;  May  11.  A  Miller  to  A  Killner. $3,000 

Osgood  st,  241  ft  8  of  Diversey,  w  f  25x 
140;  May  16.  G  Peterson  to  J  W  Giles 
 $5,000 

Page  st,  170  ft  a  of  4:6th,  w  f  24x125;  Jnne 
4.  M  Fend  to  A  Fencl  $1,700 

Park  av,  178  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  30x100; 
Jnne  10.  J  Sageser  to  R  S  Howard.$9,114 

Parnell  av,  15 »  ft  s  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
May  14.  A  Levin  et  al  to  M  J  Connor- 
ton  $3,200 

Payton  st,  a  w  cor  Milwaukee  av,  e  f  225x 
123  3,  and  other  pnty;  Jane  28.  L  E 
Crandall  to  C  A  Tyrrell  $14,000 

Payton  at,  aame  ppty;  Aug  15,'94.  0  A 
Tyrrell  to  L  E  Crandall  $14,000 


Peoria  st,  225  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x125;  May 

9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Union  Savings,  Loan 

&  Building  Assn  ,   $1,521 

Pleasant  pi,  193  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  24 
xlOO;  June  7.  A  G  Rehtmeyer  to  0 
Schoth  et  al  $2,500 

Polk  st  W,  98  ft  w  of  Springfield  av,  n  f 
25x125;  June  1.  Q  W  MoLester  to  J 
Adams  $1,000 

Prairie  av,  150  ft  s  of  20th  st,  w  f  50x1773^ ; 
May  21.  Bertha  C  Denegre  to  Archie  J 
MoBean  $52,000 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  25x180; 
May  31.  T  N  Reed  to  J  A  Dunne.  .$3,000 

Racine  av,  75  ft  n  of  Marianna  st,  w  f  25 
xl25;  June  5.  P  Haake  to  J  Hinter- 
mann  $2,500 

Ravenswood  Park  W,  195  ft  s  of  Lawrence 
av,  e  f  50x1523^;  June  4.  C  Nitschke  br 
to  F  Bockins  $4,100 

Rhodes  av,  108  ft  n  of  Ellis  ot,  e  f  123^x 
124;  May  23.  R  B  Finn  to  J  C  F  Royer 
 $4,000 

Ridgeway  av,  75  ft  s  of  25th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Mar  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  B  Smith.$2,468 

Robey  st,  250  ft  n  of  72d,  w  f  50x125; 
June  1.  D  A  Wood  to  W  H  Maclean 
 $1,000 

Robey  st,  a  w  oor  Warner  av,  e  f  58x125; 
June  5.  G  Berkhofl  Jr  to  P  J  Brazzee 
 $2,200 

Rockwell  at,  141  ft  s  of  50th,  w  f  33x1243^; 
June  4.  A  Jannisch  to  F  0  Krn9ger.$  1,000 

Roscoe  at,  96  ft  e  of  N  Irving  av,  a  f  24x 
125;  Mar  12,'94.  W  F  Furbeck  to  H  A 
Stnebig  $1,025 

Roscoe  st,  24  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Deo  7,'94.  P  J  Meany  to  G  Geier 
   $1,100 

Sacramento  av,  s  w  oor  45th  at,  e  f  1973^ 
xl24^.  und  ^4  int;  June  7.  W  I  Grant 
to  J  J  Grant'.  $2,500 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  a  of  118th,  w  f  25x 
126;  Jnne  13.  E  E  Warren  to  F  T  Will- 
iams $3,000 

Sawyer  av,  172  ft  n  of  Huron  st,  w  f  48x 
125;  June  3.  G  Knefel  to  J  0  Hendricks 
 $6,000 

School  st,  n  e  oor  Robey,  s  f  50x125;  May 

10.  AW  H  Zinke  to  A  Mnellemann 
et  al.... ,  $4,560 

Selden  at,  96  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x100; 
June  12.  P  J  Brierton  to  A  W  Kratz.$4.500 

Sheffield  av,  n  e  oor  Windsor,  w  f  93%x 
236  4-10;  Mav  29.  H  F  Nuelaen  to  J 
Walker  '  $19,000 

Shields  av,  125  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
.33x117;  Jnne  1.  J  MoNamara  to  F  T 
Murphy  $4,000 

Shields  av,  136  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  30x132; 
June  1,  J  F  Renfro  to  8  Lowder. .  .$2,800 

Sinnott  pi,  120  ft  w  of  Center  av,  s  f  24x 
87;  May  28.  T  D  Thompson  to  J 
Linkowski   $3,000 

Sinnott  pi,  192  ft  e  of  Elizabeth  st,  s  f  24 
x87,  and  %  int;  Sep  14, '94.  Est  of  J  0 
Raemnssen  to  M  L  Rasmnssen  ....$1,645 

Sixteenth  st  W,  286  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  a  f 
26x164;  Jnne  8.  A  Wallenta  to  J  J  Bar- 
rett $1,500 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  99  ft  e  of  Hamlin  av,  n  f 
25x126;  Oct  24,'90.  F  N  Dopkins  to  T 
V  Day  $4,000 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  n  e  oor  Princeton  av,  a  f  40 
X  24;  May  23.  W  D  Kennedy  to  L  B 
Kennedy  $5,000 

Sixty-first  st,  49  ft  w  of  Elizabeth,  s  f  24x 
125;  Jnne  6.  A  Severin  to  J  Williams 
 $2,710 

Sixty-flrst  at,  lOU  ft  w  of  Ada,  s  f  24.59x 
109;  Jnne  1.  0  B  Crawford  to  A  Bull 
 $3,750 

Sixty-second  pi  W,  247  ft  w  of  Stewart  av, 
n  f  4034^x129,  more  ot  less;  July  6,'94. 
R  A  Wilbur  to  E  G  Wilbur  $6,500 

Sixty-seoond  st,  210  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f 
60x178.9;  Apr  20.  B  V  Prosser  to  Q  Orr 
  $6,0  0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  n  w  cor  Carpenter,  s  f  125 
XlOO;  Apr  11.  S  0  Duncan  to  P  J  Mo- 
Donagh  $6,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  100  ft  w  of  Elizabeth,  n  f 
24  ft  63^  inxl25;  May  13.  G  W  Vonder- 
heidt  to  G  Harath  $1,200 

South  Chicago  av,  200  ft  s  of  133d  at,  w  f 
26x125;  June  4.  F  B  Reynolds  to  Dewitt 
C  Butts  $6,000 

South  Chicago  av,  266  ft  13  e  of  67th  st,  s 
w  f  50x125;  May  18.  8  T  Jenness  to  G 
W  Nixon  $3,500 

South  Park  av,  963^  ft  a  ot  27th  at,  w  f  77 
x70,  more  or  less;  June  6.  P  Kennedy  to 
T  Hutchinson  $8,000 

Sonth  Water  at,  a  w  oor  Wabaah  av,  n  f 
46  8-10x140,  und  >^  int;  May  29.  M  A 
Coleman  to  M  E  Soott  $55,000 


State  st,  23  ft  n  of  40th,  e  f  47x103,3954 
and  3956  State,  Mav  28.  F  Dennis  and 
wife  to  W  A  Haynes  $50,000 

State  st,  68  8-10  ft  n  of  3fith,  w  f  25x1223^; 
Jnne  11.  B  Baumann  to  J  L  Mahoney 
   $6,000 

State  st,  same  ppty;  June  12.  J  L 
Mahoney  to  A  B  Perrigo  $6,500 

State  st,  n  w  cor  Division,  e  f  223^x1313^; 
impd;  May  25.  Est  of  W  C  Hunt  to  E  J 
T  Brooke  $23,000 

StelU  pi,  325  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f 
25x100;  Jnne  3.  R  S  Grant  to  J  N  Hho- 
gren  »  $2,500 

St  Louis  av,  238  ft  n  of  Central  blvd,  w  f 
24x125;  May  16.  J  Coughlin  to  O  B 
Mnnger  $1,200 

Superior  st,  B  e  oor  N  47th  av,  n  f  30x121; 
June  10.  E  B  Pease  to  0  Thompson 
 $2,600 

Talman  av,  s  e  oor  81st  st,  w  f  2863^x125, 
and  other  ppty;  June  8.  F  A  Uelmer 
and  wife  to  O  A  M  Kowalski  $35,000 

Thirty-fifth  st,  a  e  oor  Wood,  n  f  49x133; 
June  11.  L  M  Bloom  to  H  Kahn  et  al 
 $4,800 

Thirty-sixth  Bt,  s  w  oor  Anbnrn,  n  f  99x 
147;  June  1.  Q  M  Weeks  to  C  G  Schnh 
 $8,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Ellis  av,  s  f  48 
xl27>'2;  Apr  30.  B  Corn  well  to  A  B  Peck 
 $8,£00 

Tolman  av,  125  ft  n  of  45thst,ef  lOOx 
126;  Apr  5.  E  A  Overbacgh  10  H  H 
Lobdell   $2,000 

Troy  st,  s  w  oor  Douglas  av,  e  *  3l23^x 
125;  May  20.  W  B  Hatterman  to  0 
Sampson  $4,837 

Troy  at.  111  ft  n  of  Douglas  av,  e  f  lOOx 
125;  May  20.  W  E  Hatterman  to  A  C 
Thompson  $1,500 

Troy  st,  191  ft  s  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  25x 
126^;  June  12.  A  Kratz  to  P  J  Briar- 
ton  $1,000 

Turner  av,  50  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  May  29.  J  Tanner  to  A  Q  Wiese 
 $1,062 

Twelfth  8t  W,  175  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
25x124;  June  11.  L  M  Jaeger  to  J 
Blahas  $3,100 

Tweiitieth  pi  W,  55  ft  w  of  Morgan  st,  n  f 
25x84,  more  or  less;  Nov  22,'93.  Est  of 
A  Smetana  to  M  Smetana  $1,050 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  175  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st, 
n  f  26x1263^^;  May  23.  B  Minster  et  al 
to  F  A  Stauber  $1,900 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  24  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n 
f  24x126;  June  7.  C  Marquardt  to  0 
Geist  $1,600 

Twenty-fourth  st,  200  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Jnne  11.  J  Ja:etioh  to  L 
Mioetich.  $4,5C0 

Twenty-sixth  at,  a  w  ^or  Union  av,  n  f  32x 
104,  und  14  iiit;  June  7.  J  Devitt  to  Q 
MoKibbioa  $3,500 

Union  av,  221  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
16  2-3x124  8-10;  May  29.  A  0  Chriatian 
to  A  Langtry  $4,200 

Union  av,  230  ft  a  of  Garfield,  w  f  lG%x 
124  8;  Jane  5.  A  0  Christian  to  M  J 
Christian  $4,200 

Uiiion  av,  148  ft  n  of  30th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Jnne  5.  8  Clifford  to  S  H  Koch  $1,575 

Van  Bnren  st,  74  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  24 
xlOO;  May  22.  J  White  to  M  Delaney 
 $1,900 

Vinoennes  av,  premises  No  3812  and  3814; 
Jnne  7.  J  Gunzenhauser  to  F  B  Will- 
iams  $6,000 

Vincennea  av,  241  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  50x 
122;  June  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  H  Mo- 
Cortney  $2,004 

Vinoennes  av,  99  ft  s  w  of  36th  at,  w  f 
203^x90;  May  20.  A  McCartney  to  W 
Ames  $3,000 

Vilas  pi,  a  w  oor  Hamilton  av,  n  f  37  42- 
100x121  55-100;  Mt.y  16.  J  W  Giles  to 
G  Peterson  $3,500 

Wade  st,  n  w  cor  Currier,  s  w  f  77. 9x78. 4x 
92;  June  13.  T  Leehy  to  J  H  Weiss.$4,960 

Wallace  av,  premises  877,  Jnne  6.  N  Foster 
to  J  Benzett  $1,500 

Wallace  st,  430  ft  n  of  35th,  w  f  25x125; 
Jnne  5.  J  Stuhlmiller  to  0  B  Ernst. $3,000 

Wallace  at,  n  w  oor  58th,  e  f  49x125,  nnd 
3^  int;  May  27.  A  Q  Berg  to  C  Ander- 
son $1,200 

Waller  st,  75  ft  n  of  W  14th,  w  f  25x90. 
Sep  1,'93.  P  Desnenx  to  H  Kinzelberg 
 $5,250 

Walnut  at,  ICO  ft  w  of  Fransoisco  av,  n  f 
24x150;  June  11.  LA  Nevans  to  W  H 
Tett   $3,500 

Walnut  st,  320  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f  18. 3S 
xl323^;  Apr  12.  C  E  Cable  to  J  Decker 
(Continued  jn  page  569 


568 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Attractive  OtOces  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE  . 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easilv  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  olHces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

Visit  the  Observatory  daiiT^managemenT,  'rth'ou?c^J'rSnl?f  S2 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building.  makes 
^,f',V'^?^^ifl®^B'^«'°ess  Directory,  most  cofispicuously  placed  in  the  observatory 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 

theVrSpem  o7i?s^tS?s''"'""        "'^^^"^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^"^^^^ 

Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chlcaeo. 


June  15,  1895. 


Lo^is  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsomBst  RBstaurant  in 
/iTTiBrica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CLiA^IltlM  COMPAWY. 

•  OHN  WEDDEBBOBI,,     -     MAXAOINQ  ATTOBNET 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHiNGTON,  D.  0. 

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&0  DIERS  WIDOWS 
CHILDREN,  PAReNlsT^' 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
vhe  line  of  doty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
«in09  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
>f  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  olaims  a  specialty, 
•'honsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
!»r  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  se  No  fee 
iotl'  saooessfi  1 


requires  a 


Washburn 


Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  the  world  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
the  makers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FREE) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
Music  Dealers. 


\72^|;*-_,  In  endless  variety 
VlOIinS  ^\B'-eatly  reduceS 
'  *  prices.  From  $3  00 

to  S2000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
'  double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsevyhere.  A-k  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
Violins  .  at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 

Visitors  cordi-      ■  p    u  . 

ally  welcome.      Lyon  &  Mealy 
Wabash-ave.  and  Adams-st. 
'  N.B.-We  sell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-Price 


OflBoe  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

eeneralJobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  lu  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING.  MASONRY. 

Caloirtilnlng,  ©to. 
All  ^luad  ot  Cement  Work  a  specialtT 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qninoy  St., 
BTlIding  Materiali  Oh « 

Vqt  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767. 


This  Desk  for  $17,00 

i'   Others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  6l  Co* 

216  Wabash  Ave..  CHICAGO, 


BROTHERS 


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 $4,500 

Washtenaw  av,  98^  ft  n  of  Blooming- 
dale  rd,  e  f  25x126;  June  10.  Maat  in 

Chy  to  H  Jansen  $1,606 

Wasbtenaw  av  N,  225  ft  n  of  LeMoyne  st, 
w  f  25x126:  May  21.  O  R  Glover  to  J 

Flynn  S4.600 

Washington  av,  n  w  cor  59th  st,  e  f  20  x 
150;  also  Madison  av,  n  e  oor  59th  st,  w 
f  103x150;  May  15.  Adlai  T  Swing  and 

wife  to  Charles  E  Brown  |105,000 

Washington  av,  n  w  oor  59th  st,  e  f  249 
10-12x150;  also  Madison  av,  n  e  oor  59th 
st,  w  f  100x150;  May  15.  Barry  Hotel 
Company  to  Charles  E  Brown. .  .$273,000 
Washington  av,  159  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f  25 
xl.i6;  Jnro  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  F  Gor- 
ton $1,080 

Wellington  av,  150  ft  n  of  Perry  st,  s  f 
25x125;  June  1.  F  W  H  Snodmacher  et 

al  to  0  G  Sandmacher...  |l,0C0 

Wells  st,  15  ft  s  of  Whiting,  w  f  25x100; 
May   24.  E   Reimann  to  MoCammon 

Piano  Company  $23,000 

Wentworth  av,  51  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  25x 

124;  June  10  A  Wilke  to  8  Jensen. $3,750 
Wentworth  av,  52  ft  s  of  N  52d  pi,  w  f  26 
xl27^;  May  23-  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  J  Reb- 

mann  |1,006 

Western  av,  250  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  25x 
1261^;  May  17.  H  Leeb  to  0  T  Fairman 

 $4,300 

Wiloox'  st,  227  ft  w  of  8  40th  av,  n  f  25x 

121;  June  7.  D  Ornse  to  B  NeflE . . .  .$1,30C 
Wilcox  st,  150  ft  w  of  8  42d  av,  n  f  26x 
122;  Jane  5.  H  B  Allen  to  A  N  Burke 

 $1,200 

Wilson  av,  90  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  35x137; 

May  24.  E  Stook  to  J  S  Erikson.  ,.$3,000 
Winchester  av,  391  ft  a  of  Polk  st,  e  f  25x 
114M;  June  7.  R  J  Fisher  to  8  R  Zme- 

tow  |2,500 

Winnemao  av.  114  ft  e  of  Winchester,  s  f 
38x101;  Mav  22.  E  J  Boo  to  J  M  Kean 

  . . ".  $3,000 

vVinthrop  av,  250  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f 
50x150;  May  14.  J  A  McDowell  to  8  J 

Belknap  |9,000 

Woodlawn  av,  216  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f 
193.9;  May  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  0 

Clancy  $12,000 

Woodlawn  av,  n  w  oor  62nd  st,  w  f  lOOx 
166;  June  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  J  Keck 

 $1,774 

Woodlawn  av,  187  ft  n  of  65th  st.  w  f  50x 
165,  and  other   ppty;   June  10.  J  W 

Brooks  Jr  to  A  E  Sturges  $30,000 

Woodlawn  av,  same  ppty;  June  10.  A  E 

Sturges  to  M  R  Brooks  $30,f00 

Wood  st,  241  ft  s  of  4:7th,  e  f  60x124;  June 

7.  J  F  Mikolasek  to  M  Kapl  $2,000 

Wood  st,  74  ft  n  of  74th,  w  f  50xl24i^; 
Dec  14,'94.  A  G  Skinner  to  P  Young 

 $l,t00 

Wood  st,  50  ft  s  of  52d,  e  f  50x124.8;  June 

10.  F  Simon  to  G  Simon  $1,300 

Wood  st,  141  f  t  s  of  Adams,  ef  24x125; 
Aug  10,'94.  G  M  Baer  to  B  Greenebaum 

 $10,000 

Wood  st,  48  ft  s  of  Thomas,  e  f  25x125; 
June  1.  A  Krng  to  L  Rothmann  $4,300 

MlSCBliliAMEOCS— CITX . 

Transfers  Dnder  tlOOO. 
Af-hiaod.  It  15  b  12  Apr  15,  H  Phipps  Jr 

to  J  8  Beck  $375 

Ashland,  It  13  b  5  Aug  12,'91,  H  Phipps 

Jr  to  J  Longhridge  ,  $500 

Avondale,  Felsenthal's  add,  It  53  b  2  sub 

Its  1  2  and  4  to  16  mar  16,  H  Felsen- 

thal  tG  A  Berg  et  al  $425 

^laird  &  R's  sub,  It  35  b  9  n  e  J^,  31  38  14 

May  11,  W  a  Gage  to  A  W  Gage  ...$500 
Birge  &  Co's  sub,  it  11  and  12  b  3  s  e  3^,  4 

39  13  June  8,  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Q  Evans 

 $200 

Bowman's  sub.  It  2  sub  It  43  s  e  j^,  12  40 

13  May  10,  N  F  Dangiger  to  H  T  Wich- 
mann  r  $500 

Belmont  av,  B^own  Jr's  sub,  It  169  30  40 
14,  June  6,  8  Brown  Jr  to  Inter  0  Pub 
Co  $900 

Beverly  Hills,  Preeoott's  sub,  Its  51  and 
52  b  4,  6  36  14  Oct  16,'94,  J  A  Prescott 
to  J  F  Switzer  $950 

Bnrnside,  It  24  b  8  Jan  27,'90,  W  V  Jacobs 
to  L  H  Johnson  $325 

CairndnfE  &  B's  sab.  It  46  n  w  12  39  13 
June  7,  W  Sohlafman  to  E  H  Seeman 
 $450 

Cir  Ct  ptn,  It  24  3  acs  s  w  oor  n  e  J^,  8  39 

14  May  16,  Est  W  A  Keteltas  to  K  A 
Haailton  $500 

Olarkdale,  Clack  &  M's  2d  add,  It  35  b  3 
Apr  8,  H  Haratnoui  to  M  E  Lower.  .$300 


Clsrkdale,  Mitchell's  add.  It  11  b  6  Oct  6, 

'93,  F  E  Morse  to  E  A  Gary  $460 

Co  Oik's  div.  It  7  b  9  e      n  w       18  40  14 

May  28,  M  J  Roberts  to  W  H  Cobb.. $950 
Cornell,  It  19  to  23  b  116  June  6,  Mast  in 

Chy  to  P  H  Dickey  $611 

Cornell,  It  43  b  89  June  7,  J  Hanson  to 

Andes  Svgs  L  Assn  $700 

Cornell,  It  13  b  106  May  27,  C  Anderson 

to  A  G  Berg  $700 

Cornell,  It  14  and  15  b  122  May  29,  T  B 

Bryan  to  O  Bigoness  $342 

Oragin,  Lyford  &  M's  add.  It  7  b  1  June  3, 

A  Anderson  to  A  Hanson   $375 

C  T  8,  pt  It  1  b  6  of  b  14  e  hf  29  40  14 

May  3,  L  Beck  to  P  Bergman  $500 

Demarest's  sub,  It  35  b  1  s  e  34,  8  38  14 

June  7,  F  A  Swanson  to  A  Lindholm.|900 
Derby's  sub.  It  3  b  8  n  e      15  39  13  June 

10,  J  G  Graff  to  A  0  King  |850 

Dickey  &  B's  sub,  It  11  b  1  33  40  13  June 

6,  I  N  Soderholm  to  L  Anyzewski..  .$375 
Diven's  sub.  It  32  and  s  ]4  33  b  5  a  w  3^, 
2  39  13  May  28,  T  J  Diven  to  0  T 

Somers  •  •-  $50U 

Diversey  av,  Williams'  sub,  It  26  b  2,  30 
40  13  Jan  25,  F  P  Lmith  to  R  L  Jen- 

kirs   $300 

Diversey  av,  Williams'  sub.  Its  14  and  24 
same  Feb  5.0,  same  to  J  M  Fishbarne 


Dock  Co's  sub.  It  36  b  24  5  and  6  37  15 

June  6,  8  Ostowski  to  L  Draeger  $291 

Blston  add,  n  25  ft  It  7  b  4  b  34  Aug  16, 

A  Packanin  to  M  J  Pankanin  $350 

Elston's  sub,  It  19  to  21  b  2  Assr's  div,  n  e 

qr,  8  39  14  May  10,  J  C  Bnrmeister  to  P 

O  Stensland  $700 

Bnglewood  Heights,  Gage's  add.  It  36  b  5 

may  27,  JCullen  to  8  W  Cannell  $300 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  12  and  s  hf 

It  11  b  15  Deo  27,'90,  C  H  Larwenoe  to 

M  Dressel  $712 

Englewood.  Lanphere  s  add,  It  10  and  n 

hf  11  b  15  Dec  27,  1890,  same  to  M 

Thomas  $712 

Bnglewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  12  b  1  Dec 

9,'89,  0  H  Lawrence  to  A  Jager  $325 

Englewood,  McKey's  add,  It  42  b  4  Nov  1, 

92,  W  D  McKey  to  J  Redmond  $400 

Englewood,  MoKey's  add,  same  May  28,  J 

Redmond  to  J  W  Doud  $400 

Ford's  sub.  It  59  b  37  b  27,  etc,  19  40  14 

May  1,  C  F  Ford  to  J  Kirschstein. .  .$725 
Forty-eighth  st  W,  Lowry's  add.  It  26 

June  3,  J  A  Manning  to  J  T  Calkins  $700 
Galvin's  sub.  It  30  b  2  s  e  qr,  7  38  14  May 

25,  E  Galvin  to  P  Malloy  $600 

Garfield  blvd,  Cummings'  add,  It  84,  14  39 

13  Aug  23,'90,  E  A  Cummings  to  0  D 
Michals   ...$600 

Goodwin,  B  &  P's  sub.  It  50  b  11  w  s  w 
qr,  26  39  13  Apr  24,  H  L  Hogoe  to  A  E 
Bronner  $750 

Graham's  sub,  It  17  b  8  b  5  and  8  Snyder 
&  L's  sub  8  w  qr,  3  39  13  Dec  17,'94,  A  J 
Graham  to  K  Bparesus  $300 

Gray  land  Pk  add,  It  38  May  11,  P  F 
Haynes  et  al  to  R  F  Sohroeder  $6C  0 

High  Ridge,  Kemper's  sub.  It  26  b  2,  6  40 

14  Jan  3,'93,  H  J  Kemper  et  al  to  C  H 
Qeil  $625 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  C  sub.  It  61  and  62  b 
6  n  w  qr  29  38  14  July  16,'90,  R  S  Cox 
to  W  Madlung  $590 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  O's  sub.  It  24  b  8  n  w 
qr  29  38  14  Dec  16,'94,  M  O'SuUivan  to 
G  Hagstrom   I30f 

Hillside,  same  sub  It  23  b  8  Dec  4,  1894, 
same  to  G  Windblad  

Holstein,  Pierce's  add.  It  17  b  18  may  1, 
H  Paradies  to  J  Jans  $750 

Humboldt  Park,  Pierce's  add.  It  18  b  3 
May  14,  0  8  Qainlan  to  W  Ungerer.  .$760 

Hmbldt  Pk,  Gross'  4th  add,  It  57  May  9, 
A  A  Gross  to  8  E  Gross   $700 

Humboldt  Pk,  Pierce's  add.  It  37  b  6  Apr 
22,  Continental  Natl  Bk  to  B  BoUman 
 $725 

Hyde  Pk,  MoChesney's  Hmstd  sub,  It  19 
b  5,  22  38  14  May  18,  C  M  Tintjes  to  J 
Dolan   $750 

Hyde  Pk,  same  sub,  It  20  b  6  May  18, 
same  to  D  Morgan  $750 

Iglehart's  sub.  It  2  sub  Its  5  and  8  ex  R  R 
s  w  qr  7  38  14  June  19,'93,  W  F  Lnbeke 
to  A  Lederer   $640 

Irving  Park,  Miller's  add,  Its  41  and  44  b 
18  Apr  37, M  0  Allen  et  al  to  C  Gunder- 
son  •  $550 

Irving  Pk,  Van  de  Venter's  add,  It  30,  May 
20,  G  W  Boyoe  to  H  U  Mauther  $500 

Johnstons  Jr's  sub.  It  24  b  4  n  w  qr  36  39 
13  May  28,  J  Schroth  to  A  G  Rehtmeyer 
 $950 

Kennedy's  Pk  ad4,  It  382  8  e  qr  12  38  13 


8ept,'90,  J  Kennedy  to  J  Barrett  $375 

Kerr's  sub.  It  2  b  2  n  hf  w  hf  n  w  qr  29  37 
14  May  25,  N  Westn  L  and  B  Assn  to  B 

Cunningham  $600 

Kerr's  sub.  It  1  b  2  same  May  25,  same  to 

W  J  Barr  $75r 

Lake  st,  Cummings'  add,  it  18,  11  39  13 

Apr  5,  R  0  Givins  to  C  8ykora  $650 

Lake  View  and  Chicago,  Clyboarn  av  add, 
nnd  }^  It  37  b  2  June  1,  Est  of  A  Gal- 

bert  to  F  Galbert  $500 

Laughton  &  R's  sub.  It  48  w  hf  b  1  n  w  qr 
30  39  14  Jan  29,  Est  of  A  Peplow  to  F 

Heise  $700 

Laughton  &  R's  sub,  same  June  8,  F  Heise 

to  F  Peplow  $800 

Library  sub.  It  82  b  6  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  8  38 
14  May  17,  Newberry  Library  to  M 

Sweeney   $660 

Linden  Park,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  It  27  b 
1  May  24,  J  P  Madsen  to  J  P  Thomp- 
son  $375 

Lt  81  and  82  sub  w  hf  s  hf  w  1-3  n  e  qr  35 
40  13  Aug  22,'8(',  J  N  Vance  to  W  Mil- 
ler  $500 

Lt  34  and  35  b  12  sub  s  hf  5  37  14,  Sept 
21,'94,  E  F  Datton  to  Li  P  Zimmermanu 

  ^950 

Lt  19  b  4  sub  b  1  to  6  etc  w  hf  n  w  qr  2 
39  13,  Feb  27,  G  Doogan  to  A  Calland 

 $600 

Lt  20  b  1  sub  pt  It  2  and  4  ptn  e  48  acs  n 
96  acres  n  w  qr  i5  39  13  June  10,  E  Carr 

to  0  Eberhardt  $007 

Lt  14  b  2  sub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  8  e  qr  23  39  13 

May  27,  M  YooEg  to  H  0  Rossow. .  $8i5 
Lt  15  b  2  sub  n  %  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  1  39 

13,  May  22,  Oath  Biehop  to  F  Jaros.«7Ui 
Lts  84  and  85  sub  n  w  qr  u  w  qr  34  40  13 

May  8,  J  Kolb  to  8  E  Nielson  $20.! 

Maplewood,  Banerle's  add.  It  17  b  3,  26  40 

13  Apr  1,  M  Bauerle  to  F  Ryan  $750 

Maplewood,  same,  it  20  b  3  Apr  1,  same 

to  G  F  Cole   $750 

Maplewood,  same  property  may  21,  G  F 

Cole  to  J  Stockford  $750 

Maplewood,  Bauerle's  add.  It  b  3  May  21, 

F  Ryan  to  J  Stockford   $750 

Messenger's  snb.  It  2  b  2  s  w  qr  14  38  13 
May  22,  V  H  Messenger  to  J  Hopen- 

gardener  $350 

Meyer's  sub,  It  44  n  w  qr  25  40  13  Oct  23, 

'94,  C  G  M  Meyer  to  A  K  Moller  $600 

McMillan  &  W's  sub.  It  41  b  8,  s  e  qr  27 
39  13  June  4,  A  J  Wiokund  to  J  Haber- 

lin  et  al  $390 

McMillen  &  W's  3d  add.  It  32  b  13  May 

30, '92,  same  to  K  Bergmann   $450 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman'a  snb.  It  66  b  3, 
25  40  13  June  1,  R  Wiegele  to  W  Mock 

 $60  I 

Montrose,  OrandaH's  sub.  It  23  b  18  b  3 
and  18  June  7,  L  E  Crandall  to  W  Ben- 
sing  $500 

Montrose,  Crandall's  snb,  It  21  b  3  b  3  and 
18  June  5,  L  B  Crandall  to  K  J  Wheeler 


Montrose,  Gardner's  add,  It  7  b  14  Oct  22, 
'94,  M  E  Albright  to  0  B  Gardner. 

Nassnnd's  add.  It  14  and  s  hf  13  Jane  3, 
D  Naslund  to  8  Brown  Jr . . . ,  $900 

Normal  Park.  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  281 
Aug  29,'88,  J  F  Downing  to  W  N  Pea- 
well  «275 

Normal  Park,  Downing  &  P's  add.  Us  687 
688  Feb  6,'91,  L  Gorton  to  J  Coyne.  .$800 

North  av  and  Grand  av.  Oalland's  sub.  It 
31  b  1  34  40  13  May  12,  H  A  Calland  to 
P  Moore  $800 

Norwood  Pk,  It  12  b  7  May  30,  A  C  Foot 
to  A  Mitchell  $500 

Norwood  Pk,  It  32  b  1  June  3,  0  P  Harl- 
sen  to  J  B  Foot  $200 

Ogden's  sub,  It  322  sub  bs  4  and  5  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Feb  1,'94,  E  Rudolph  to  C  F 
Broehm  $600 

Ogden's  sub.  It  94  sub  bs  10  and  11  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  May  1,  E  Rudolph  to  P 
Schnetz  $681 

Perry  &  H's  sub,  It  20  b  1  n  w  qr  22  38  13 
May  28,  H  P  Maxwell  et  al  to  J  M 
Schmitz  $550 

Place's  add.  It  11  b  4  May  24,  F  A  Bear  to 
J  P  Garrity   $800 

Pullman,  Fallis  &  G's  add,  Its  23  and  24  b 
5  May  31,  J  R  Parnell  to  E  Tosetti ,  $600 

Pullman,  Vander  Syde  &  B  add.  It  25  b  3, 
June  18,'94,  K  Madderom  to  W  K  Rood- 
hunzen   $476 

Pullman,  Hmstd  add.  It  17  b  1  Apr  16,'93, 
O  Broman  to  0  J  Peterson  $700 

Race's  sub.  It  19  b  2  n  e  qr  23  40  13  June 
4,  L  B  Crandall  G  M  Stephenson  ...  $500 

Race's  sub.  It  33  b  5  n  e  qr  23  40  13  Deo 
26,  1894,  L  B  Crandall  to  A  G  Mills  $500 

Ravenswood,  Lutz  Pk  add,  It  7  b  3  June 


12,  F  C  B  Wieneke  to  M  Wieneke. .  .$750 
Ravenswood,  Cnyler  add.  It  16  b  5  Jan  1, 

'92,  H  M  Hubbard  to  H  HoUe  $675 

Reyels  &  L's  add.  It  23  b  4,  22  39  13  Mar 

15,'90,  J  J  Duffy  to  J  Loefflar    ....  $240 
Scobey  &  S's  sub.  It  16,  17  38  14  Jane  4, 

N  S  Fenn  to  A  H  Meads  $600 

Sheffield's  add.  It  33  b  40  Apr  27,  Q  E  P 

Dodge  to  J  Krysinski  $825 

Sheffield  add.  It  34  b  4  Apr  27,  same  to  B 

Krysinski  $826 

Simons'  sub.  It  26  b  18  s  e  qr  35  40  13 

May  4,  L  L  White  to  E  Wa=8ergord.$750 
Sixty-third  st  sub,  It  443  w  hf  s  e  qr  18  38 

14  Apr  5,  1890,  E  A  Oommiugs  to  H  R 

Johnson  $207 

Sixty-third  st,  Oammings  &  Co's  sub.  It 

233  18  38  14  Apr  15,  J  B  Boulton  to  M 

E  Moore  $7C0  . 

South  Chicago,  Hill  &  P  add.  Its  7  to  13  and 

35  b39  May  1,  0  Green  to  A  G  Wells. $800 
South  Chicago,  Hill  &  P  add.  It  5  b  51  May 

20,  J  R  Crocker  to  T  H  Jane  $5  0 

South  Chicago,  Ironworkers  add.  It  45  b 

36  May  31,  A  B  E  Bremer  to  I  C  Blohm 
 $500 

South  Ohgo  Taylor's  2d  add,  lt4  b  16  June 

5,  H  D  Jndson  to  H  8  Palmer  $81 0 

South  Chicago,  Orelnp  <fc  T's  add.  It  38  b 

11  Mar  20,  W  J  Taylor  to  C  Poetz. .  $5(0 
South  Englewood,  Hill  &  P  add.  Us  38  and 
39  b  3  May  1,  E  U  Martin  to  C  C  Selvey 

 $700 

Stevenson  &  A's  sub,  It  13  b  2  a  e  qr  8  38 
14  Apr  26,  Est  of  P  Ahrens  to  A  Komag 

  f  600 

Stone  &  W's  sub.  It  83  b  7  w  hf  s  e  qr  6  38 

14  June  6,  F  B  Clarke  to  T  Oehne  , .  $400 
8  T  8,  It  14  b  3  sub  It  55  and  n  hf  68,  16 
36  14  may  18,  E  F  Olson  to  V  E  New- 
man et  al  $403 

Sub  It  3  of  It  2  sub  w  12  acres  n  31.21 
acres  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  7  40  14  May  27,  Q 
W  Bartholomew  to  A  0  Heidelberg.  .$700 
Taylor's  sub,  It  17  b  5  s  w  qr  33  39  14  Aug 

14,'93,  C  F  Taylor  to  K  Fitzgerald ..  $375 
Traver's  snb.  It  34  b  3  s  e  qr  23  39  13  Jan 

3,  8  M  Schneider  to  T  H  Matthews. .  $776 
Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  21  and  s 
14  10  b  4  June  7,  0  Feohtner  to  A  Hueb- 

ner  $900 

Unter  den  Linden,  Grose'  add,  It  3  b  2 
June  11,  M  Buettner  to  A  G  Friedrioh 

 $600 

Washington  Hts,  Uilliard  &  D's  resnb.  It 
3  b  3  June  10,  C  L  Kriete  to  J  H  Kreite 

 $500 

Washington  Hts,  Hough  &  R's  add.  Its  1 

and  2  b  3  June  7,  I  Hock  to  E  Coady  $800 
Wash  Hgts,  w  hf  It  4  b  11,  17  37  14  April 

29,  A  8  Woods  to  G  L  Kallum  et  al.  .$960 
Weddell  &  C  sub.  It  39  b  10  w  hf  s  e  qr  20 

38  14,  B  M  Hall  et  al  to  B  Cummins  $525 
Westerlund's  sub.  It  18  b  1  n  w  qr  26  40 
13,  Oct  20,'94,  J  A  Westerlnnd  to  T  F 

Brett  $700 

West  Ohgo  L'd  Oo  sub.  It  16  b  4,  10  38  13 

June  4.  P  E  Luney  to  P  Doersch  $350 

West  Pullman,  It  10  b  7  June  1,  Am  T  & 

8  Bk  to  J  H  Larson  $860 

West  Pullman,  It  10  b  13  Apl  20,  Am  T  & 

8  Bk  to  T  Fay  $4C0 

White  &  O  sub.  It  42  b  8  b  41  to  44  Stone 
&  W  snb  6  and  7  38  14  May  11,'91,  H  I 
Saxton  to  L  Moran  $490 

WAKKAWTY  I»KKI»». 


BLOOm. 

Oh'go  Bk's,  It  28  b  1  inch  1  ,'94,  E  Q  Belsiger  to  F 

P  Santer  

De  Forest,  It  8  b  17,  pt  23  35  14  ju  e  13,>9»,   R  A 

Kimmel  to  E  Ford  $1000 

De  Forest,  It  7  b  17  fipr  ]0,'94,  Same  to  dame  1200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  31  b  179  july  28,'94,  A  Bage  to  A  Cas- 

teller  *'60O 

Columbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  let  add.  Its  19  to  21  b  7 

june  7,  A  F  Siekman  to  F  ScUenermann  1769 

Oh'go  Fgls'  It  193  jnne  10,  H  M  Palmer  to  E  8  Lin- 

birger...'  »2.B00 

South  e  qr  8  w  qr  10  35  14  jane  21.'94,  0  Bang  et  al 

to  J  McManimen  13200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  22  b  77  may  28,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  J 

Walsh  *326 

Oolumbia  Hgts,  Keeney'e  Ist  ad1,  It  31  b  19  may 

28,  A  F  Keeney  tm  Walton  &  Oooley  1250 

Patterson,  It  6  b  18  nov  4,'!)3,  a  R  Patterson  to  E  T 

Lynne   *200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  6  Bub  bs  4  and  7  jnne  3,  Ohgo  T  &  T 

Oo  to  T  Fortler  $275 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Go's  *th  sab,  Us  163  to  165  b  3 
june  6,  S  E  Barrel!  to  0  W  Wright  138 1 

Homewood,  Soindia  add,  lU  38  and  39  b  "D";  june 
1,  J  D  FUm  to  8  J  Hobbs  ♦MO 


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Bine  laid,  Abbott  &  H's  adl,  lt8  t  to  7,  10  to  37  and 
39  to  4S  b  5.  1  36  13  jane  12,  W  D  Henke  to  j  A 
Delamare  $8676 

OAIiUMET. 

Bine  Isld,  Sander's  add,  bs  i  and  6  jane  5,  A  Eoe- 

neoke  to  R  Brand  $20,000 

Blue  Isld,  Rehm's  add.  It  37  b  4  sub  ba  1  and  2  of  b 

8  and  i  may  1,  R  Brand  to  R  S  Flowers  $400 

OIOEBO. 

Page's  sub.  Us  13  to  15  b  62,  19  39 13  aug  16,'9*,  T 
Lnnd  to  B  J  Anderson  $1130 

Frederiokson's  sub.  Its  25  30  and  34  b  8,  29  39  13 
may  24,  H  B  Hinckley  to  T  ffollstein  $5000 

Berwyn,  Its  B  and  6  b  19  jnly  6, '91,  W  J  Andrews  et 
al  to  L  W  Mills  $900 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  20  to  22  b  6  and  o  p;  may 
13,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  R  3  Grant  $1843 

Austin,  M  &  8  sub,  s  hf  It  7  b  1  s  w  qr  6  39  13  june 
1,  J  0  Kilner  to  F  F  I'hompson  $8500 

Berwyn,  2d  add,  Its  37  to  39  b  38  jane  5,  W  J  An- 
drews et  al  to  8  N  Brooks   $2400 

Woodbine  add,  32  Its,  6  89  13  may  13,  N  L  Youni?  to 
E  W  Lyman   $16,000 

Austin's  sob,  It  25  b  4  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  39  13  june  1,  0 
Oorrigan  to  F  H  Dickey  $6000 

Olson  &  OotS  snb.  It  11  and  n  hf  It  12  b  2  n  w  qr  17 
39  13  june  7,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Garden  Olty  Eq  L  & 
B  Assn  $2083 

Austinville,  Merrick's  add.  It  35  and   w  IB  ft  It  34  b 

I  of  b  3,  snb  b  5  sept  25, '94,  T  Wilson  to  N  A  Bush 
 $2600 

Flemming  &  S's  sub.  Its  61  and  62  b  16,  31  39  IS 
june  1,  O  H  Baldwin  to  R  Long  $2800 

Taylor's  sub.  Its  20  to  22  b  5  s  w  qr  33  39  13  may  8, 
0  F  Taylor  to  F  K.  Vlttum  $1125 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add,  13  Its,  resub  b  8  june  7, 
F  H  Nonweller  to  G  F  Baker  $8000 

Austinville,  Austin's  add.  It  108  and  w  10  ft  It  107  b 

II  june  3,  G  F  Belknap  to  W  H  Pickens  $2000 

La  Vergne,  Sonnenschelt.  &  S's  2nd  add,  Its  8  and 

9  b  11  june  7,  W  A  Haynes  to  F  Dennis  $20CO 

Auatinville,  Graft's  add.  It  5  b  2  may  16,  L  Button 

to  B  F  Smith  $1700 

Austin  Hgts,  Its  38  to  41  b  12  june  7,  0  A  O'Neil  to 

W  G  Lloyd  13850 

Morton  Pk,  Us  38  and  89  sub  bp  13  and  14  may  28,  J 

H  Coulter  to  A  B  Weare  $3000 

Morton  Pk,  Hawthorne  Ld  Imp  Go's  add.  It  39  b  9 

may  29,  W  Weare  to  H  N  Mills  $450 

3  T  8,  It  1  b  2  sub  Us  215  to  217,  16  39  13  apr  IB,  T 

H  Gale  to  F  G  Alberg  $326 

8  T  8,  It  2  b  2  same;  apr  15,  M  Boehme  to  F  G  Al- 
berg $325 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P'e  add.  It  9  b  5  apr  12,'91,  T  W 

Sennott  to  D  H  Doyle  $460 

8  Ridgelaud,  Beifeld's  add,  it  83  aug  19,'9J,  L  V 

emith  to  0  Ingelbretsen  $325 

Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add.  It  17  b  4, 20  39  13  may  18, 

J  Gross  to  M  A  Thompson  $400 

Bridge's  add.  It  9  b  5,  9  39  13  may  27,  R  G  Woods  to 

A  A  Willott  $2(00 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add,  Its  14  and  15  b  25,  It  42  b  26, 

It  3  of  sab  Its  20  to  24  b  25  dec  18,'9l,  R  W  Hall  to 

D  W  Graham  $2360 

Hawthorne,  s  qr  It  11  b  14  june  4,  J  A  McLane  to  J 

Pysk  $500 

Berwyn,  Its  26  and  27  b  6  moh  22,'92,  W  J  Andrews 

et  b1  to  A  H  Zimmerman  $1276 

W  Harrison  st  snb.  It  4  b  1  s  w  qr  17  39  13  may  13, 

0  T  Lange  to  G  Hebbeler  $100 

W  Harrison  st  sub,  It  3  b  1  same;  may  13,  F  G  Lange 

10  8ame  $400 

Berwyn,  It  116  Andrews  k  P's  resnb,  pt  bs  36  and 

37  2nd  add,  may  16,  W  J  Andrews  to  F  0  Oady  $1000 
Hawthorne.  It  39  b  7  may  31,  H  N  Mills  to  M  Schu- 
ler  $460 

BYANSTON  . 

UuTsty  sub.  It  22  b  3,  7  and  8  41 14  may  1,  N  W  Dni- 

vereity  to  H  H  0  Miller  $2000 

Evanston,  Paul's  add,  U  1  b  4  apr  23,  E  T  Paul  to  K 

V  Bantz  $4500 

Hobbs'  snb.  It  56  n  w  qr  18  41 14  june  10.  8  J  Schaad 

to  J  A  Schaad   $3000 

N  Evanston,  Gulver's  add,  It  22  b  6  may  20,  M  E  Or- 

vis  to  T  Prass  $1100 

Evanston,  Eeeney  &  R's  add.  Its  11  and  12  b  3  june 

1,  L  E  Latimer  to  G  K  Hover  $6000 

White's  add.  It  20  b  3  apr  19,  A  B  Fowler  to  A  K 

Hurlbut  $6000 

Evanston,  It  15  Bub  Its  6  to  10  b  58,  nov  9,'87,  L 

Kon^mer  to  J  Kanning  $1200 

LYONS. 

La  Orange,  Letter's  add,  lis  7  and  8  b  2  june  1,  D 

W  Wilson  to  L  F  Cole   J7500 

La  Grange,  Us  8  and  9  b  15  aug  ],'94,  D  B  T,yman 

toLEnright  ,  $5000 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  4  b  9  may  9,  P  A 

Lord  to  O  B  King  $2500 

La  Grange,  It  1  b  10  june  8,  D  J  Sherman  to  W 

Bnarr  $4500 

MAINE. 

-Qth  hf  8  e  qr  a  e  qr  sec  7  and  e  h(  n  e  qr  sec  18 


ex  B  R  41 12  june  10,  J  H  0  Sohwake  to  W  A 

Scott  

Riverview,  Whipple's  add.  Its  3  5  and  6  D  3  may  IB, 

0  Hutsman  to  W  A  Hamilton  $1600 

Riverview,  Baker's  add.  It  15  b  1,  29  41  12  june  4. 

J  Schwanbeck  to  M  Witt  $1400 

Penny  &  M's  sub.  Its  9  and  10  b  2  6  e  qr  26  41  12 

may  1,  0  H  Bacon  to  E  G  Stearns  $2,400 

Riverview,  Whipple's  add,  pt  b  4  may  31,   w  A 

Hamilton  Tr,  to  Sbaefler  Piano  Co  $25,000 

OBLAND . 

West  qr  n  w  qr  30  86  12  june  7,  W  Tllsy  to  L  Tllsy 

  $2400 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  45  b  24,  It  45  and  46  b  19  apr  28,  T 

G  &  T  Oo  to  F  Stasne  and  K  Mueller . . . ,  $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  31  and  32  b  23, 20  36  12  apr  30,  Title 

Q  &  T  Co  to  L  B  King  $40P 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  31  b  22  same;  june  11,  L  B  King  to 

J  B  Wilbur   $2riO 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  1  and;2  b;i  june  1,  E  T 

Paul  to  M  A  Morley  $600 

Seeger's  sub,  U  18  b  8  n  w  qr  88  42  13  june  7,  A  M 

Stener  to  J  Seger  $3  0 

Wilmette  Village,  pt  Us  1  and  2  b  23  may  9,    W  8 

Gooding  to  E  O  Skelton  $1675 

Vernamo's  sub.  its  12,  21  to  23  and  30  b  2,  20  42  13 

jane  6,  E  H  Find  to  B  A  Fi  zsimmons  $1200 

Taylorsport,  ba  9  and  16  and  8  and  9  b  10  apr  10, 

K  L  Wyman  to  A  L  Dewar  $6,000 

Vernamo,  Its  31  to  36  b  2  june  8,  J  AUes  Jr  to  M 

Reues  $700 

Qlencoe,  nly  133  ft  It  12  b  8  may  20,  W  E  Starr  to 

BNewhall  $2660 

Provident  &Int  Ld  Aesn  sub.  It  14  b  2,  20  42  13,  may 

14,  0  Prouty  to  J  I  Pearoe  Jr   ...  $150 

WUmette,  McOanney's  add.  It  2  b  2  may  23,  D  A 

Wood  to  0  A  Wheeler  $J000 

Glencoe,  It  25  b  19  may  8,  B  Newnall  to  F  Newhsll 

 $500 

Wilmette  Bts,  Its  1  to  6  b  1  oct  24,'94,  J  Price  to  J 

F  Greece  $25(jO 

Vernava,  It  7  to  11  b  2  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  20  42  13  iray 

28,  J  AUes  Jr  to  G  Fortmann  $500 

Ch'rfO  N  8  Ld  Go's  sub.  It  24  b  23,  8  17  and  18  42  13 

mch  14,'94,  W  D  Preston  to  A  0  Heidelberg  $200 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add,  pt  Its  13  and  14  b  8  may  9, 

E  Prindle  to  E  Patten  $1200 

PEOVISO. 

Madison  st  add.  It  703,  10  39  12  may  IB,  E  S  Bryan 
to  J  Edge  $275 

Melrose,  Its  6  and  7  b  85  may  22,  A  S  Eaton  to  H 
Beske   $501' 

We  tern  add.  Its  '15  and  26  b  1,  15  39  12  jane  11,  O 

1  esser  to  B  Feiss   $416 

Maywood,  It  3  b  196  june  4,  A  M  Koeser  to  T 

Rooney  $300 

Maywood,  It  4  b  196  june  4,  M  8  Eldredge  to  same 

 $30C 

Hollywood,  Its  9  and  10  b  9  may  16,  S  E  Gross  to  H 

C  Grosi  $2700 

Hollywood,  It  36  b  13  may  15,  same  to  eame  $24CB 

Hollywood,  It  2  and  n  hf  3  b  5  may  15,  same  to  sime 

 $2250 

Gros^dale,  It  14  and  w  hf  15  b  33  Jan  27,>93,  same 

to  L  E  Qiress  $350 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3d  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  70  may  13, 

same  to  M  Kustoflerson   $650 

Grossdale,  Us  16  and  16  b  12  june  1,  same  to  G 

Kerbach  ,  $425 

Riverside  Lawn,  Its  11  to  14  b  4  june  10,  G  F  Knott 

to  J  Boorrmey ar    $21,000 

Harlem,  R  R  add,  Schlund's  sub,  It  17  b  3  bs  25  to 

28  etc  june  1,  0  Schlund  to  J  A  W  Rokete  $500 

Maywood,  Its  19  and  20  b  220  june  8,  W  Baethke  to 

F  N  Senders  $2  125 

Melrose,  Us  13  and  14  b  70  mch  26,'92,  A  Speede  to 

E  A  Barker  $400 

Fowler,  B  &  B's  sub,  n  20  ft  s  60  ft  It  30  n  w  qr  12 

and  n  e  qr  11  39  12  may  28,  E  G  Waller  to  W  R 

Patterson   tsOO 

Grossdale,  It  6  b  26  may  6,  P  Bandry  to  M  0  Sonars 


 $810 

Lt  34  b  3  snb  w  hf  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  13  39  12  mch  29,  W 

Boldenweck  to  J  W  Shiflers  $550 

Melrose,  It  3  b  120  aug  31,'91,  8  M  Blosa  to  A  Wii- 

liams  $250 

Maywood,  It  15  and  n  hf  It  14  b  218  apr  19,  A  A  Ben 

nett  to  C  M  Smith   $3(100 

Riverside,  Bradish  &  M's  add.  Its  47  and  48  b  12 

may  8,  M  8  Philips  to  J  X  Brown   $950 

Maywood,  U  3  and  4  b  68  may  24,  0  8trassh»im  to 

A  A  Bennett  $1100 

Maywood,  Its  3  and  4  b  223  may  30,  F  Meyer  to  J  G 

Meyer  |650 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  Us  1038,  1039  and  1042  b  21  apr 
29,  8  0  Brady  to  A  J  Cooper  ,.  $11,300 

Blveraide,  3d  div,  It  1121  b  25  june  6,  H  R  Lloyd  to 
J  T  Driver    $3500 

THOENTON. 

Toung  &  R's  add,  It  18  b  5  may  8,  W  L  Young  to  A 
EToung  $400 


Gouwen'8  sab.  It  33  pt  14  36  14  may  28,  8  C  Oouwen- 

hoven  to  E  De  Young  $887 

W  Hammond,  It  12  b  18  jaae  6,  O  Schwlchtenberg 

to  8t  Joseph  B  &  L  Assn  $5u0 

Lansing,  Axtell's  add,  Us  17  and  18,  1.  12  b  "D"; 

apr  29,  F  Lange  to  W  F  80'iultze  $1200 

Harvey,  Its  5  and  6  sab  pt  It  12  apr  2,  Harvey  Ld 

Assn  to  R  Speara  $800 

Academy  add,  Us  28  to  34  b  "P";  agr  29,  L  A  Earle 

to  G  GrifflQ  *2000 

Harvey,  Its  25  to  28  b  133  may  ^8,  O  Q  Post  to  M 

Sheahan  »BOU 

Harvey,  Its  86  and  37  b  70  jau  26,'92,  G  0  Dtley  to 

A  E  Frisbee  $1800 

Harvey,  It  17  bl79  feb  1,'93,  Am  T  &8  Bk  to  P  W 

Harrington  WO 

Orchard  Ridge  add.  Us  9  and  10  b  14  au^  24, '91,  T 

Shea  Sr  to  F  Czerwenka  $400 

Harvey,  It  17  b  85  aug  1,'94,  G  M  Beardsley  to  F  H 

Smith   $10(0 

Harvey  Hgts,  It  16  b  5  may  21,  Si  L  Swift  to  A  J 

Moore  •  $226 

Phillip's  sub,  100  US  n  hf  36  86   IB  may  21,  A  L 

Jones  to  W  N  Hellen  $54,000 

Brown's  add,  It  21  b  3  may  20, '98,  M   M  Brown 

to  L  H  Jackson  $390 

Phoenix  Pk  add.  It  15  b  3  may  1,  Q  A  Martin  to  G 

O  Bloumert   ,  $1600 

W  Hammond,  It  44  b  11  may  24,  0  M  Story  to  F  , 

Marmol   t300 

South  w  qr  n  w  qr  and  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20  36  14 

may  26,  B  Flacher  to  B  J  Qlaser  ,  $15,000 

Harvey,  It  19  and  s  hf  18  b  119  may  14,  M  A  Shahan 

t  )  C  Meyer  $873 

Brown's  add.  It  16  b  4  dec  1,'93,  M  M  Brown  to  B 

F  Howard  $320 

8  Lawn,  Us  13  and  14  b  3  may  16,  A  G  Markham  to 

Q  J  Barnes  $1200 

Harvey.  It  12  and  n  hf  13  b  71  may  6,  0  L  Goodman 

et  al  to  A  M  Daring  $2500 

Harvey,  und  hf  same;  may  6,  A  M  Daring  to  A  G 

Saxe  $1250 

W  Hammond,  It  44  b  8  mch  18,  J  0  Rollins  et  al  to 

F  Kwedtkoakl  $225 

Brown's  add.  It  30  b  4  may  1,  J  Schmidt  to  M  Sem- 

melhaack  $3(jU 

Sohram's  Village,  It  18,  19  86  15  miy  1,  J  Semmel- 

haaok  to  J  Schmidt  $2)0 

WHEELING. 

Danton,  Us  15  and  16  b  25  may  22,  J  H  Lorenzen  to 
H  W  Boeger  $450 

Alteuhlem,  Mueller's  aub.  Its  1  and  2  b  8  n  e  qr  30 
4i  11  may  30,  E  P  Mueller  to  F  Bedeker  $200 

WOETH. 

Morgan  Pk,  Beokwith's  add  Nov  22.'91,  H  Oox  to 

J  J  Oarriger  $1000 

Blue  l8l.  Young's  add.  pt  It  34  b  33.  36  37  13  june  6, 

W  H  Boenlng  to  M  Beening  $1700 

Oak  Lawn,  Minniok's  sub.  It  33  b  2,  9  47  13,  may  3, 

'94,  J  Dunn  to  H  E  Vale  $35C 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick'a  sab,  Ita  29,  37  to  39  b  22  may 

8,  J  Dunn  to  E  Maher  et  al  $1400 

Blae  Isl,  Jernberg'a  add,  Ita  12  36  37  b  6  june  10,  V 

M  Eughea  to  G  C  Wedderburn  Jr  $1200 

Bine  lel,  Rexford  &  B'a  add,  a  32  ft  it  11  juue  7,  F 

Lommler  to  A  Konaoer    $1360 

Greenwood  Pk,  its  1  and  2  b  8  june  10,  W  G  With- 

ington  to  Mrs  S  8  Bailey  $830 

Morgan  Pk,  Firemans  Ins  Go's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  6, 

13  37  13  may  1,  M  J  Smith  to  C  8  Iglehart  $700 

Wash  Hgts,  Hanford's  add.  Its  32  to  35  b  1,  11  37  13 

may  2,  E  Oolby  to  N  E  Prentice    $1400 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  12  b  3  may  10,  H  0  Vallentin 

to  T  Larson  $600 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacobs'  sub,  Its  9  and  10  b  20,  2  37  13 

apr  25,  J  F  Randolph  to  G  C  Yoll  $I2U0 

LE7DEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  Gage's  add.  It  9  b  8  juue  10,  Mast  In 
Chy  to  0  Kult  $2000 

Fairview  Hgts,  Ita  18  and  19  b  14  jnne  1,  O  K  Trow- 
bridge to  0  Baldo  ...$1200 

Fairview,  its  43  to  46  b  2  may  4,  J  Stally  to  W  Had- 
den  et  al  $1200 

Indian  Highlands,  Its  25  to  29  b  6  feb  15,  G  B  Finch 

toQ  0  Balnea   $1300 

NOBWOOD  PABK 

Norwood  Pk,  Brown's  add.  It  33  b  2  jane  7,  A  Payne 
to  J  Hillet  al  $450 

LEASES. 

8  F  Fogg  has  leased  to  F  B  Clarke  et  al  for  a  term 
of  99  years,  from  July  1,  1892.  at  an  annual  rental  of 
$3,600,  the  following  property:  Ellis  av,  nw  cor 
651h  st,  e  f  112^x168/,. 

TKDIST  UKKDtH  A\D  MOKTdiAWKIi 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Anderson  0  A  to  O  O  Batz  Jnne  8,  It  32  b 

2,  17  40  U,  5y  7%  f35C0 

Atwood  F  M  to  F  R  Chambers  Apr  15, 

lease  of  pt  It  8  b  66,  3y  6^.  .$285,000 

Anderson  6  Q  H  to  EG  Panling  May  29, 

It  44  and  pt  43  b  14,  6  39  14.  5y  6?.$50n0 
Brill  H  to  L  Rathje  May  29,  It  1  b  2,  17 

38  14,  5y  6^  t^OOO 


Baomeister  D  to  J  U  Gilbert  Jane  3,  It  6 

b  2,  6  39  14,  4y  6!{   $2500 

Baaer  J  to  A  Torpe  jane  3,  It  25  It  163,  4 

39  14,  lOy  6«   $5000 

Ryrns  S  H  to  S  Ziegler  jane  6,  Its  1  and  2 

b  7,  20  38  14  15700 

Brown  M  L  to  U  S  Stanton  Jnne  3,  pt  Its 

15  and  16  b  34,  Woloott  add  ly  6^..|2CO0 
Bernstein  R  &  L  to  W  U  Sej  fried  Jnne  5, 

Its  7  and  8  b  10  8  <t  Q  add,  6y  63^55.  |£.000 
Beyerle  A  L  to  W  Heinemann  Jnne  4,  Its 

14  and  15  b  9,  35  40  13,  5y  6%  $4500 

Byers  U  B  to  0  F  White  May  25,  It  8  b  1 

23  38  14,  6y  6^  $3375 

Beoker  M  to  H  0  Znttermeister  May  30, 

It  41  b  14,  29  40  14,  3y  6i{  $1000 

Blaohowsky  8  to  L  Rathje  Jane  4,  It  21  b 

4,  17  38  14,  GJi^  $1800 

Bebb  T  P  to  R  P  Hollett  May  26,  pt  It  7 

b  1,  28  38  14,  5y  6i6  $2500 

Bowes  E  J  Jr  to  ME  Qreenebanm  Jnne 

8,  pt  It  5  b  39,  Hyde  Pk  2y  6^  $6750 

Brandt  0  H  M  to  W  Heinemann  Jnne  7, 

It  62  It  b  4,  13  39  13,  ly  6%  $1600 

Bogne  H  B  to  T  M  Garrett  Jnne  7,  b  3,  26 

40  13,  5y  5]^%  $56,000 

Bnrke  E  to  G  H  Whittemore  May  28,  pt  b 

10,  3  39  14,  ly  1%  $2500 

Blodgett  F  E  &  W  to  G  U  High  May  29, 

Its  10  to  16  b  2  b  4  G  L  &  G  add  Evstn, 

3y  6^  $4000 

Bnroh  D  to  E  Hildebrand  Apl  27,  pt  It  44 

b  3,  27  39  14,  6y  6^  $3500 

Beynolds  F  B  to  A  W  Martin  Jnne  1,  It  40 

b  7,  31  37  15,  3y  6^  $1500 

Berg  G  J  to  P  O  Stensland  Apl  7,  It  58  b 

11  Elaton  add  5y  6%  $2200 

Baker  E  0  to  W  Loeb  jnne  6,  It  8  It  12  b 

21  Ashld  2d  3y  6^  $2000 

Born  J  to  Paoifio  L  and  H  Assn  May  28, 

Its  32  and  33  b  8,  32  38  15,  -  $22,500 

Bloom  W  D  to  M  W  Eozminski  jnne  10, 

It  22  b  8  Brainard  &  E  add  5y  6^  .  .$2500 
Brom  J  to  M  Janioek  jnne  6,  It  3  b  6.  20 

39  14,  1%  $20(0 

Beman  8  S  to  F  R  Chandler  jone  1,  Its  30 

and  31  Keith  snb  14  38  14,  7y  6^.  .$20,000 
BanerA  H  to  W  Heinemann  May  22,  ptlt 

1  Lill  &  D  snb  29  40  14,  5y  5)4%.  .$15,000 
Biebel  T  to  J  Staab  jnne  1,  It  36  b  1,  28 

40  14,  5y  6%   $5500 

Badenooh  C  to  O  K  G  Billings  Apr  29,  its 

11  and  12  b  13,  5  37  14  and  o  p  3y  6^ 
 $205,975 

Boddie  M  M  to  E  M  Winston  Apr  23,  pt  It 
4  b  17,  22  39  14,  ly  6^  $15,490 

Bowen  A  Z  to  J  0  Neely  May  27,  It  14  b  3, 

2  38  14,  5y  6^  $4CO0 

Oonrtney  T  E  to  E  Maher  jnne  3,  Its  39 

and  40  b  7,  1  38  13,  6%  $500(; 

Clark  L  0  to  G  O  Fry  May  24,  It  18  b  4, 

20  39  14,  ,Sy  6^  $2000 

Ooogen  C  E  to  E  A  Woodward  May  28,  Its 

47  to  50  Cottage  Grove  33  39  14,  5y  6% 

 ,  $300,000 

Chemma  J  to  I  Lazarski  jnne  4,  It  39  b  5, 

32  38  16,  3y  6^  $1<'00 

Ohnroh  H  E  to  L  Rathje  May  16,  pt  b  5, 

17  38  14.  90mos  6%  $1500 

Christian  W  to  Title  G  and  T  Co  jnne  3, 

pt  b  3,  28  38  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Collins  J  J  to  E  G  Panling  jnne  3,  It  37  b 

28,  10  39  13,  3y  6<K  $3£00 

Christenson  O  G  to  Title  G  and  T  Co  jnne 

3,  It  26  b  6,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $4500 

Cagney  M  E  to  M.  E  Greenebaum  jnne  1, 

It  7  b  7,  18  39  14,  6y  6^  ..  $6500 

Carroll  J  to  E  G  Panling  jnne  1,  It  10  b 

13,  4  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Cleaver  E  0  to  F  H  Winston  Jnne  1,  Its  1 

to  4  and  pt  5  It  6  b  81,  27  39  14,  5y  6% 

 $20,000 

Cerveny  J  to  C  Pitte  May  31,  pt  34  b  10, 

33  39  14,  6^  $1680 

Coie  L  F  to  I  F  Plnmmer  June  1,  Its  7 

and  8  b  2.  4  28  12,  3y  withont  int . . .  $1500 
Codman  D  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  jnne  30,  It 

27  b  3  b  1,  2  38  14,  3y  6%  $8500 

Conover  W  A  to  G  MoKenzie  jnne  -,  5  37 

14,  5y  e%  $6000 

Conraths  P  to  P  W  8nowhook  jnne  1,  It 

49  b  6,  28  39  14,  5y  6%  $6(00 

Oole  N  L  to  M  D  Johnson  May  31,  It  58  b 

9  b  27,  Cornell  5y  7%  $2500 

Cnrley  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  May  29,  It 

19  b  22,  3  37  14  and  o  p  5y  7i  $4200 

CoIIanger  W  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Moh 

20,  It  20  b  16,  33  39  14  5y  6S?  $4600 

Cnohing  F  J  to  J  R  Madison  Jnne  8,  It  20 

b  18,  22  40  13.  3y  7%  $2000 

Crowley  M  and  J  to  0  O  Sohnmaober  jnne 

3,  It  47  b  2,  33  39  14,  5y  7^  $1500 

Oohn  H  to  0  8  Qninlan  jnne  3,  It  6  It  7  b 

67,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  $6800 

Darker  O  to  Bankets  and  M  B  &  L  Assn 

May  14,  It  11  b  2,  20  38  14. ....  ....  $2200 


572 


Donovan  P  to  D  Cliflford  jane  1,  It  b  4,  9 

38  U,  7y  -  

Doae  0  P  H  to  W  Evans  May  29,  Its  13 

and  3  Kimbell  snb  36  40  13,  6mo8 

 122,500 

Dzievor  J  to  J  Qnnzenhanser  june  1.  Its 

39  to  42  b  5,  31  40  14,  3mo8  6^....  |28C0 
Dnfenderfer  E  J  to  L  Baird  May  24,  n  h; 

It  8  K  &  W  enb  23  38  14,  5y  6^  ....  *3r00 
Drake  S  M  and  W  H  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins 

Co  jnne  1.  pt  Its  47  and  46  b  22,  17  ,S9 

6y  5%%  16000 

Dahl  M  to  E  G  Panling  jone  8,  It  28  b  29 

34  40  13,  3y7)t   jSloVo 

Draehl  F  E  to  W  A  Doyoe  jnne  5,  It  4  It 

38  b  6,  28  40  14,  2y  7^  |2500 

Darrow  W  H  to  J  A  Fonst  Jan  12,  It  4'>  w 

hf  b  93,  27  39  14,  ly  6^  $16,S00 

Dowst  O  O  to  J  E  Dalton  jane  4,  It  38  b 

58,  10  39  13,  e%  11000 

Diokmann  E  to  R  Berger  Jnne  4,  pt  b  2 

35  40  13,  3y  7%  5  deeds  fs'^OO 

Dexter  H  E  and  A  F  to  J  R  Fonike  Jnne 

4,  pt  Its  18  19  and  20  b  2,  34  39  14,  fiy 

6^  $11,000 

DeBeok  A  to  C  Jorn  Jnne  6,  It  46  b  10  28 

39  14.5y6«  11200 

Ernst  C  E  to  O  V  Howell  Jane  6,  It  98 

b  11,  33  39  14,  6%  $3000 

Enriohs  L  <fc  D  to  D  B  Lyman  June  8,  It  8 

and  9  b  15,  4  38  12,  3y  6^   |3300 

Eggleston  0  B  to  F  R  Chandler  june  1,  It 

11  b  1,  28  38  14,  5y  6^  |26C0 

Everett  0  O  and  J  M  to  H  H  Rose  june 

6,  It  22  b  1,  9  39  13.  7^  $1800 

Eskeldson  J  O  to  4,  Pike  june  5,  It  27  b  3, 

^7  39  14,  7^  J3500 

Eriksson  Q  to  E  Stock  june  1,  It  24  It  I'.'O 

eto  Bronson  add  4y  6^  |1000 

Eikoos  N  K  to  Q  Newell  May  29,lts  2  and 

3  It  29.  22  38  14,  ly  7^  |2250 

Evans  E  E  to  H  R  Baldwin  May  6,  pt  It 

9,  22  40  13,  5y  7^  |2400 

Eager  E  F  to  P  Ross  jane  3,  It  22  and  pt 

23  b  1  b  5,  21  38  14,  3y  6^  |2000 

Eley  N  to  A  Peterson  May  29,  It  15  It  6  b 

2  UPk  add  3y  6^  |40(  0 

Blander  E  to  O  H  Waldo  jnne  3,  It  1  b  1 

eto  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $16f0 

Frezinsky  L  to  F  Reidle  jnne  4,  It  37  b 

16,  33  39  14,  3y  6^  |1800 

Blood  A  to  P  8  Hebard  May  31,  It  33  b  3 

b  6,23  39  13,  3y  6^  |2000 

Friedman  L  to  J  W  Gary  june  1,  It  56 

Addison  st  add  5y  B^^% .'.  $4000 

Ford  A  T  to  H  Mnpgraves  jane  11,  It  29  b 

4,  23  38  14,  3y  6^   HOOO 

Fleisohfesser  H  to  W  A  Hatterman  jnne 

25,  It  44  b  9,  31  40  14,  Hy  6%  $2500 

Forrest  A  and  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm 

jone  7,  It  46  b  7,  28  39  14,  3y  6^....$1500 
Fleoher  M  to  H  Daley  May  14,  It  13  and 

pt  14  b  1,  16  38  14,  2y  6^  $3700 

Foley  J  M  to  W  Heinemann  June  5.  It  59 

It  1,  13  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Flodine  L  E  to  0  Jorn  Jnne  5,  It  1  It  41 

17  38  ]4,5y  6%  $2500 

Gaepers  S  to  T  J  Dnnphy  May  31,  It  7  it 

4,21  39  14,  5y  e%  $1800 

Guth  F  J  to  R  Berger  Jnne  4,  Its  45  and 

46  b  3,  6  39  14.  3y  6%  $2000 

Grass  0  to  O  V  Stookey  June  5,  Us  19  to 

to  23  b  116  Cornell  1%  |2000 

Griffin  J  to  E  Graoe  Sept  10,'94,  pt  It  2 

Lynch  to  Hyde  Pk  5y  6%  3  deeds. ..  $6090 
Gross  H  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  May  15, 
Its  9  and  !0  b  9,  35  39  12,  5y  1%  and  o  p 

^  $3000 

Gnengerich  L  to  Peo  B  and  L  Assn,  It  14 
It  36,  21  40  14,  7% 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


1,  Its  19  to  21  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  5}4%  $12,500 
Haestis  A  A  to  Q  W  Stanford  Mav  15,  Its 

69  and  70  b  42,  17  39  14,  5y  62.  '  . . .  $3(  00 
Hetteriogton  J  T  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen 
jane  3,  pt  Its  95  and  98  b  3,  30  38  15,  3y 

6^  $2500 

Hiokey  M  C  to  F  M  Blount  May  25,  pt  It 

1  It  5  b  87,  27  39  14,  3y  6%  $6000 

Hook  B  O  to  Douglas  Pk  B  Assn  May  31, 

It  55  and  pt  54  b  17  La  VergDe8^  $2CO0 
Huntley  N  8  to  F  R  Chandler  Apr  19,  It  9 

b  54,  5  37  15,  5y  7^  $2000 

Harvey  B  8  B  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  jane  6, 

pt  It  2  b  2.  22  39  14,  Sy  6^   $6200 

Hnyck  M  E  and  F  P  Armstead  Oct  I.'94, 
pt  Its  12  and  13  Ot  Comrs  snb  b  8  Rock- 
well add,  655  $2500 

Hill  W  T  to  F  B  Peabody  jane  1.  pt  b  1, 

14  38  14,  5y  e%  deeds     $12,900 

Herriff  M  A  and  J  C  to  G  D  Rease  jane  8, 
Its  26  and  27  b  4  b  15  Shefl  add  ly  6% 

   $2000 

Hubbard  0  G  to  J  H  Kraemer  jone  3.  It 

30  b  11,  31  39  13,  5y  6^   ^noo 

Horn  L  to  T  H  Barnnm  jnne  6,  It  16 

Down  &  B  add  3y  6*.   $2500 

Hamilton  K  A  to  R  A  Hamilton  june  5  Its 

and  21  b  9  Ogden  add  6%   $15C0 

Hodenberg  J  W  to  Chi  Title  and  T  Co 
jane  6,  Its  25  and  27  b  1,  7  38  14,  3y  6<? 

 $1600 

Huntsoha  E  to  A  Pike  Jnne  6,  H  34  b  1  b 

b  16,  6  and  7  38  14,  7%  $1000 

fligby  H  E  to  F  I  Kent  Jnne  6,  It  1  It  27 

b  6,  18  39  13,  62   $2850 

Heinze  B  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  Jnne  3  It  17 

b  1,  20  40  14,  7%   '..#1400 

Hayes  J  J  to  R  L  Tatham  Jnne  6,  It  25  b 

ii,  13  39  13,  5y  62  .$6000 

Hibernian  Armory  Assn  to  0  Jorn  Jnne  6 

Its  1  4  5  and  8  b  1  Hamberg  3y  7%.  .$3600 
Hamilton  H  B  to  W  S  Wilkinton  June  1, 

It  7  It  9,  17  40  14,  3y  62   $1500 

Hnbbard  0  Q  to  J  H  Kraemer  June  3,  Its 

29  and  30  b  11,  31  39  13,  3y  62  ...  $1700 
Hammond  F  to  Winnetka  B  and  L  Assc 
May  17,  Its  21  and  2i  b  3  Prov  Pomeetd 

snb  72    $2300 

Hamilton  K  A  to  C  H  Chase  Jan  1,  pt  b  9 

Ogden  add.  5y  62   ."$20,000 

Hansen  H  M  to  R  Berger  May  29,  pt  It  4 

b  11  Pine  Grove  3y  6i^2  $4000 

Harris  M  to  Title  Q  and  T  Co  Dao  3,  pt  It 

22  and  23  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  62  ...$7000 
Uolth  O  to  P  O  Stensland  May  23.  It  8  It 

15  eto  b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $1100 

Holton  A  M  to  C  J  Kav magh  M,ay  16.  Its 

57  and  58  b  60,  7  39  14.  3y  63^2-  •  Jl  ',000 
flnckauf  E  to  W  Loeb  May  18,  It  31  b  5, 

1  39  13,  4y  62  $2500 

Hield  G  C  to  C  MoNett  may  14.  Its  1  to  8 

and  16  to  20,  16  4o  13,  72   $2000 

Hayes  D  to  W  E  Melan  may  25,  pt  It  6  b 

25  8  8  add,  5y  62  $1.3,000 

Howe  A  to  0  C  Boomell  may  1,  It  13  b  2, 

18  39  14,  62  $10 

Hedenberff  J  W  to  F  BPeakody  may  8,  pt 

b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  7%  $4000 

Uerrman  J  E  to  J  H  Ernst  may  28,  It  145 

It  9  b  1,  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  fiOOO 

Hicks  8  to  W  H  Moore  may  17,  pt  It  2  b 

3.  28  38  14,  62   $6(100 

Hnflf  C  C  to  8  B  Gross  Apl  25,  It  38  and 

40  b  4,  5  38  14,  6^  $1300 

Hicks  8  to  W  D  Cooper  may  9,  It  10  b  7. 

21  38  14,  4y  7%  $3050 

Hurlbut  A  &  K  to  J  M  Oliver  may  20,  It 

20  b  3,  White  to  Evanston  2y  6%.  ..$3400 
Herrick  M  B  to  P  O  Stensland  may  23,  It 
16  and  17  b  4,  30  40  14,  5y  62  $3000 


--.  ...$2300 

an^d'"7f  b  18°1  ^irfiT^^'^li"""     "l'^     i  ^"'^  W  V  to  C  L  Hartung  Apl  25,  pt  Tw 

GoTr?  K^rF^'^ynVe^s  j^un^iVptVt-feT  I     '°  « p  • 

wqrswqr  15  38  14,  62.  $1000 

Garrett  E  W  and  L  D  to  H  A  Ritter  jnne 


4,  pt  Its  13  and  14  b  1  b  23  frl  seo  15 

add  5y  62  $5000 

Gunning  R  J  to  J   W  Gary  Mar  10,  lease 
of  It  5  It  11  It  2  b  20,  22  39  14,  2y  7% 


Greenwald  M  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jane 

1,  Its  16  and  17  b  6,  8  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 
Guerin  T  E  to  Eqoit  T  Co  june  1,  It  2  b  3 

^1*38  14,6^  $10,000 

Gould  I  L  to  W  H  Johnson  jnne  1,  It  4  b 

6,  32  41  14,  ly  6^  $1048 

Graniok  J  to  Golden  B  and  L  Assn  jnne 

5,  It  19  b  179,  —  35  14  Ohi  Hghts.  ,$3(00 
Healy  B  to  C  Title  and  T  Co  june  4,  It  30 

bl,  22  38  14,  5y6^  $2500 

Horan  J  to  D  M  L  Ins  Co  May  24,  Its  1  to 

3  De Witts  3d  add  5y  6^  $8500 

Hawley  G  to  8  M  Moore  May  31,  It  48  n 

wqrl2  39  13,  5y  72  $1500 

Hansel  C  0  et  a!  to  A  M  Snydao^er  jone 


p  15y  62  $16,000 

Hoenner  J  to  J  H  Ernst  Jnne  1.  pt  It  2  b 

Elston  add  3y  62  $3000 

Iten  A  to  A  W  Eschenberg  may  31,  It  1  b 

16,  4  39  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Ingles  J  et  al  to  J  H  Gilbert  May  28,  It  16 

b  11,  23  38  14,  6y  6^  $4000 

Ivereon  0  to  A  Loeb  May  28,  Its  50  and  51 

b  55,  19  39  14,  5y  62  $25,000 

Jeffers  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  1,  It 

64  b  1,  20  — 14.  5y  7%   $i2(i0 

Jnhen  J  P  to  W  U  B  and  L  Assn  Apr  30, 

It  20  b  1.  26  38  14,  62  $2500 

Jonas  A  to  W  E  Hatterman  May  25,  Its  10 

and  11  b  2,  31  40  14,  6y  62  $2300 

Joel  E  to  F  H  Graham  Miy  31,  pt  b  2  16 

38  14,  2y  7!g  $3200 

Jacobs  C  to  F  L  Wilk  jnne  5,  It  11  b  2,  7 

39  14,  6y  6^  $30oo 

Johnson  E  A  to  W  Stenernagle  jnne  5,  It 

53  and  pt  52  b  5,  19  40  14,  3y  6^..  $1800 
Jevne  C  to  Eqnita'<le  L  Ins  Co  May  24,  It 
4  b  14  Ft  Dearborn  add  lOy  5%  gold 
 $160,000 


Jones  J  H  to  E  G  Mason  Apl  1,  pt  It  33 

div  3,  30  38  15,  5y  72.  4  deeds  $8000 

King  E  to  L  M  Coy  Jnne  3,  it  28  b  7.  10 

39  13,  5y  72   $1200 

Kallerstrand  8  E  to  C  Jorn  June  6,  pt  b 

12,  20  38  14.  oy  62  3  deeds  $6500 

Kroeger  A  to  J  H  Kraemer  June  5,  It  405 
b  7,  Snydaoker  add  to  Hammond  3y  62 

^  $1000 

Knsak  J  to  S  W  Raidson  June  7,  It  29  b  5 

3140  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Koc  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  5,  It  26  b 

3,  20  39  14,  5y  62  $3600 

Kloeber  8  H  to  W  H  Swift  jnne  3,  It  14  b 

2  Stone  of  Astor  2y  7%  $10,500 

Kratz  A  W  to  R  Berger  jnne  6,  It  74  b  5 

18  39  14,  6y62  $2500 

Koch  H  A  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  Apr  27,  Its 
9  and  10  It  1  b  1  Rockwell  add  3y  62 

 $11,000 

Keoh  M  and  L  to  H  C  Muehlke  jane  6,  It 

32  b  2,  20  40  14,  6y  62  $1800 

Kerr  A  B  to  Jesse  Holdom  jane  10,  It  134 

n  w  qr  9  38  14,  5y  62  $1600 

Keating  M  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jane  6, 

It  5  b  5,  12  38  14,  3y  62   $3500 

Kowalski  0  A  to  P  A  Helmer  jane  8,  Its  1 

to  12  b  6,  36  38  It,  3y  62   $10,000 

King  R  to  A  R  Thacker  jnne  1,  pt  Its  8 

and  9  b  49,  n  38  14  2y  62  $3000 

Koenle  J  J  to  F  G  Bradley  Mar  1,  pt  It  14 

It  29  etc  3  38  14.  3y  6^   $2000 

Kummerow  F  M  to  P  O  Stensland  June  1 

It  2  b  22,  6  39  14,  3y  62   $35(  0 

Kildahl  J  N  to  P  O  Stensland  May  2,  It  9 

b  16,  6  39  14,  5y  62  $3(00 

Kann  O  to  J  Stern  May  22,  It  21  b  2  b  2 

etc,  17  37  14...:  $1400 

Kelly  B  to  A  loeb  june  4,  It  24  Waller 

sob  20  39  14,  6y  6%  $5000 

Lindner  0  to  T  Oehne  june  5,  It  46  Freit- 

Bg's  snb  8  36  15,  -  $20C0 

Long  R  to  F  H  Dicker  jane  1,  Its  61  and 

62  b  16,  31  39  13,  62    $2800 

Leonard  A  and  C  to  E  Stock  May  1,  It  49 

to  62  Addison  st  add  62  $8000 

Lapham  M  8  and  A  B  to  J  L  Cochran 

Ang  4,  It  7  b  U,  5  44  14,  7y  62  !f5876 

Leger  8  to  H  Felsenthal  june  3,  It  5  b  23 

S39U,5y62  $.3000 

Lintz  N  to  C  L  Sohaar  May  22,  It  16  b  3, 

28  39  14,  5y  6^   $2000 

Laingor  W  R  to  Reliance  B  L  and  H  Assn 

jnue  3,  It  11  and  12  It  3,  11  39  13,62  $4000 
Lloyd  W  G  to  T  Brenan  jnne  7,  Its  38  to 

41  b  2.  17  39  1.3,  4y  6«  $2900 

Larson  A  to  B  W  Cnllen  june  6,  It  3  b  1, 

13  37  13,  6^  $1000 

Livingston  C  to  M  B  Greenebanm  May 

29,  It  38  It  3,  18  .B9  14,  2y  7}^%  $1900 

Lindqoist  G  W  to  A  F  Johnson  jane  6,  It 

16  b  14  Johnston,  R  &  S  add  s'y  6^. $3500 
Lnndahl  M  to  A  Loeb  May  8,  It  43  b  7,  36 

40  13,  5y  62  $5000 

La  Petre  P  to  J  Stern  May  22,  It  37  b  1, 

15  39  13,  -  $2000 

Lindholm  J  T  to  W  Heinemann  Jane  5, 

pt  b  18,  29  40  14,  5y  62    ..  $6000 

Lehman  J  to  8  W  Oonnell  June  6,  pt  It  21 

b  6,  20  40  14,  6y  62   $2000 

Leger  B  to  H  Felsenthal  June  3,  pt  It  5  b 

23.6  39  14.  5y  62  $3000 

MoNally  J  to  J  F  Rehm  June  4.  pt  Its  15 

and  14  b  2,  Boshnell  add  5y  62  $23,000 

MoShea  8  to  R  Hart  Jnne  5,  It  0  b  28.  -- 

»y  6^  $5000 

MoAnley  J  F  to  J  M  Gartside  jone  1,  It 

33  b  3  J  R  &  Storrs  add,  5y  62  $2000 

Millard  E  A  to  W  Scott  May  27,  It  1  b  10 

H  to  Parke  Ridge,  2y  6^  $1500 

Morgenthaler  J  J  to  Gclden  B  L  &  H 

Assn  jnne  3,  It  1  b  13,  33  39  14,  -. .  .$6400 
McDonald  F  C  to  L  Proudfoot  May  2C,  Its 

48  and  49  b  6,  13  39  13,  ly  no  int.  .$3000 
MoNahn  8  D  to  W  O  DeWitt  jane  6,  It  15 

b  14,  4  38  12,  5y  5^  $1500 

MoConnell  J  M  to  J  B  Galloway  june  10 

Its  54  to  62  b  1,  28  39  14,  5y  5i^^.  $30,000 
MoRoy  G  G  to  F  M  Peterson  May  1,  It  13 

b  29,  14  38  14,  4y  62  $4800 

MoQranahan  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  june 

3,  It  47  b  22,  33  39  14,  5y  72  $2000 

Mears  0  H  to  A  L  Townsend  May  1,  Its 

291  and  292  b  1  etc  29  40  14.  ly  62  $3400 
MoBead  A  J  to  W  B  Walker  May  21,  It  11 

b  5  b  17,  22  39  14.  5y  5}4%   $20,000 

MoCandles  H  M  to  W  Loeb  May  14,  It  7 

and  pt  8  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  72  $160  J 

Martens  C  H  to  J  C  Hutchins  Jnne  8,  It 

100  b  42,  17  39  14,  6y  6%  $3300 

Melka  L  to  D  B  Lyman  Jnne  3,  It  1  It  4  b 

56,  2  29  14.  5y  6^  $4500 

Morris  L  to  F  Bliss  May  13,  Its  2  to  4  b  12 

6  37  14,  Aug  21  $17,500 

Mills  M  E  to  A  L  Bafeer  jane  3,  fte  2§ 


June  15,  1895. 


29  b  24  Carpenter  add,  5y  6^  $6000 

Marphy  F  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  May  28 

Jl''  ".^^        ^       *dd  5y  61^2  $2200 

Moller  A  to  0  Peltzer  jane  3,  It  27  b  1  8 

38  14  3y  6%  $iooo 

Moore  iVm  H  to  J  C  Hutching  jane  5,  pt 

Its  8  and  9  It  4  b  13,  11  38  14,  5y  6^ 

«»■■,*,*■■:   $10,000 

Mueller  J  P  to  E  P  Oomstock  Apr  29,  It  6 

It  22  etc  28  40  14,  3y  62  $1850 

Mnhlheieer  0  Q  to  E  Mederegger  jnne  3. 

pt  s  hf  n  w  qr  10  42  12,  2y  62   $1900 

Myers  H  R  to  T  8  Creighton  Jan  29,  It  20 

b  12,  4  38  14,  2y62    $4000 

March  D  J  to  M  B  Greenebanm  jnne  4  It 

12  bl,  16  39  23,  5y  e%  $30(0 

Newman  B  W  to  E  G  Panling  june  3,  It 

36  b  28,  10  39  13,  2y  6%  $3500 

Nowak  F  to  C  Title  and  T  Co  jane  l.ltll 

and  pt  12,  9  38  14,  5y  62   $6000 

Nelson  J  to  H  A  Haugan  June  7,  It  42  and 

43  It  2,8  39  14.  5y  62  $14,000 

Nelson  8  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  May  29,  pt 
It  1  b  2.  29  40  14,  6y  62   $35C0 


Nelson  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jane  lo"  It 

40b8  139  13,  5y  62  $2500 

Nelson  O  to  E  G  Foreman  Jane  4,  Its  19 

and  20  b  4,  36  40  IS,  5y  62  $4500 

Olson  V  F  to  W  G  WintheriU  jane  7.  Its 

and  8  b  3,  36  40  13,  ly  62  $1600 

Orr  G  to  E  V  Prosser  Apr  20,  It  17  b  1 

,16  38  14,62  $2(500 

Olson  E  A  to  L  Baird  June  4,  It  15  and  16 

b  1,  26  38  14,  6y  655  $3500 

Oviatt  F  F  to  Q  W  Murray  Jnne  1,  Its  9 

and  14  b  7,  7  37  14,  5y  62   $2400 

Phoenix  W  H  to  H  R  Bock  june  6,  It  13  b 

4,  9  39  13,  3y  6^  $2200 

Pretzel  E  to  E  G  Foreman  May  27,  It  22 

and  pt  21,  19  40  14,  5y  7^  $60ro 

Patterson  8  E  and  O  M  to  W  B  Costello 

june  5,  It  7  b  2,  15  38  14.  -  $1500 

Prendergast  T  J  to  W  A  Bond  Yay  1  It 

10  b  6,  28  39  14,  6%  $3575 

Parker  M  B  to  B  0  Hoist  jnne  1,  It  5  b  3 

2138  14,5y6^  ...$.350o 

Potter  M  to  C  Title  and  T  Co  jane  1,  It  1 

b  2,  2  39  13,  5y  6^  $1500 

Powers  M  to  M  B  Greenebanm  May  26,  It 

/  b  8  Springer  &  Fox  add.  3y  72.  ..$1300 
Poppen'berg  R  to  J  B  Mueller  May  14,  It 

30  b  2,  17  38  14,  e%  $2500 

Partfelle  E  M  to  H  E  Hurlbut  Apr  2],  It  1 

It  6.  11  39  13,  2y62  $1800 

Pagenkopf  W  to  L  Rathje  Jone  6,  Its  17 

and  pt  16  b  15,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  ....$2350 
Plett  M  to  O  Deike  May  16,  It  37  b  5,  20 

39  H.  ly  n  $lfiOO 

Perkins  M  A  to  D  B  Lyman  Jnne  1,  It  18 
and  19  b  28.  Richmond  4  38  12,  3y  62 

 $3100 

Peterson  J  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  June  5 

It  13  b  25,  26  40  13,  5y  7«  $1900 

Pinter  N  to  F  C  Farwell  jane  6,  Its  5  and 

6  b  3,  20  38  14,  ly  6«  $2.';00 

Palmer  L  B  to  J  J  Barbour  Feb  15,  Us  5 

to  14  b  2,  36  41  12,  4mos  7^  .....$4000 
Popp  P  to  M  B  Greenebanm  jnne  7,  It  7 

It  6  b  64,  21  39  14,  5y  62  $8000 

Psrry  M  L  and  8  Q  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co 

May  27,  It  31  b  13,  8  39  It,  2y  e%.  .  .$4500 
Pekoe  J  to  N  A  Mayer  jaue  1,  Its  1  and  2 

b2bl3,  7  38  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Panlek  M  to  C  Buehl  jane  6,  It  80  b  34 

19  39  14,  2y6«  $16co 

Plotke  N  M  to  J  MoGillan  june  4.  pt  bs  1 

and  2,  28  42  13,  ly  7%   ■....$3600 

Peterson  P  to  A  Peterson  june  1,  pt  It  5 

bl,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  $1200 

Piper  E  H  to  T  O  Mueller  Jane  J,  It  1  U 

13  Kedzie  snb  9  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Powell  G  H  to  J  H  Ernst  May  15,  pt  U  15 

b  17,  29  40  14,  5y  6%   .$2700 

Porter  E  B  to  J  Gnaedinger  May  7,  Its  13 

and  14  b  2,  13  39  12,  82  $1200 

Quick  W  F  to  F  B  Peabody  june  10,  blks 

8  and  9,  12  39  12,  5y  6^  $26,(00 

Rutschke  B  to  O  T  &  T  Co  Jnne  6,  It  2  b 

4,  Ashland  add,  3y  6%  $1900 

Rathel  0  to  T  H  Sohintz  Jane  1,  It  10  b  46 

21  39  14  dem  6^  $6000 

Reynertson  R  et  al  to  B  F  Gorton  June  1, 

Its  7  to  12  b  2.  6  39  13,  72  $1800 

Reimann  E  to  W  A  Becker  june  8,  It  15  b 

9.  17  40  14,  3y  62  .,..$3300 

Ruhnke  A  to  J  Seewalski  jnne  4,  It  13  b  5, 

6  39  14,6^  $2600 

Ryan  J  to  W  H  Cook  Jnne  6,  It  46  It  b  19, 

Sheffield  add  7y  62  $2000 

Ryder  R  to  R  E  Waller  Jan  1,  pt  b  2,  3  38 

14,  62  9  deeds  $14,996 

annders  0  E  to  E  Wolf  May  28,  It  20  b 

3,33  39  14,  3y  7%  $1750 

SchmaedeKe  H  to  D  Speoketer  June  1,  e 
hf  s  e  qr  7  35  18,  8jr  6^.,.,  |1700 


June  15,  189o. 


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Smith  F  M  to  N  A  Steele  May  16,  It  9  b  2, 

10  3?  U,  3y  6^  $6(  00 

Sohitelbein  J  to  O  H  Meads  May  20,  It  9 

b  4,  32  39  14,  3y  6%  *1600 

ShattachH  to  J  O  Prebis  jnne  4,  It  11  b  1, 

6  39  14,  4y  6%  135^^0 

Swenson  A  E  to  F  E  Lord  jone  1,  pt  It  2'i 

It  2,  15  38  14,  5y  6?  |400() 

Seavey  M  A  to  A  Newell  May  11,  pt  b  5, 

12  39  12,  3y  6«  1 15(0 

Sohnbert  A  to  M  0  Clancy  jnne  6,  It  13  b 

12,  30  41  44,  6y  6)8  flOOO 

Smith  H  J  to  Got  Grove  B  and  L  Asan 

jnne  6,  It  27  b  8  b  2,  23  28  14,  6%.  .$1560 
Sallen  E  A  to  Village  L  and  B  Asan  May 

16,  Its  31  and  32  b  8,  31  39  13,  -  ..,.|'i250 
Silverman  P  to  W  Loeb  May  20,  pt  It  4  b 

38  8  8  add  5y  6^  *6(  00 

Simon  G  to  W  H  Tatge  jnne  10,  Ita  3  and 

4  b  8,  7  38  14,  3y  6^   |1300 

St  Panls  P  E  Ohnreh  Hyde  Pk  to  Northern 

T  Oo  May  28,  Its  5  to  7  b  6, 14  38  14,  4y 

6j{  $15,000 

Sohtoetzer  H  to  H  Eollbanm  May  7,  Its  1 

to  3  b  1,  29  40  14,  6^  $5400 

Sohniz  O  to  0  M  Weber  Jnne  1,  It  6  b  \ 

23  39  13,  3y  6%  $IC00 

Seegere  C  to  B  Sohennemand  May  29,  It 

14  b  30,  Ogden  add  3y  6)1  $5000 

Smith  J  W  to  P  J  Wetzel  June  1,  It  22  b 

11,  36  39  13,  6^  $^000 

Steveneon  W  to  J  H  Lehner  Jnne  3,  It  21, 

Qerber  sub  11  38  14,  7)«  $  .;€50 

Speger  E  to  Q  Van  Zandt  Jnne  7,  prem 

649  Bnrling  3y  7^  $2100 

Spang  M  to  E  O  Paaliog  Jnne  7,  It  9  It  12 

10  40  14,5y  6<«  $4500 

Soholz  R  to  0  F  W  Wagenkneobt  Jnne  1. 

It  44  b  4  b  9  Sheffield  ad-*  3y  6* . . . .  $1600 
Soblatt  S  to  W  Loeb  Jnne  8,  pt  It  17,  Bay- 
ley  snb  10  38  14  $4000 

Stedman  S  J  to  D  A  Kimball  May  16,  It 

32  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $3500 

Speotor  J  It  al  to  U  H  G  Miller  Jnne  3,  It 

17  and  18  b  24,  17  39  14,  3y  6%  $5800 

Simon  L  to  M  W  Eozmineki  jnne  3,  It  28 

b  14  Brand  add  4y   $1500 

Sloan  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnne  3,  It 

206  b  6,  18  39  14,  5y  65^  $5500 

Slay  ton  8  T  to  E  A  Brown  May  29,  It  11 

b  1  It  3,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Steven  D  M  to  R  Berger  May  29,  pt  It  8 

b  7,  22  38  14,  5y  6^  $2C00 

Sohnabel  3  W  to  H  Felsenthal  jnne  1,  Its 

1  to  4  b  3,  29  40  14,  bj%%  $9000 

Spioer  M  B  to  A  B  Mead  May  6,  It  3  It  4 

Ellis  e  add,  6^  $5000 

Stremme  F  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Go  May  17, 

Its  34  and  35  b  1,  6  39  14  and  o  p  3y  6^ 

 $90C0 

Seegers  G,  oonevr,  to  B  Sohenneman  May 

i9,  Ita  20  to  22  b  25  Elston  add  5y  6% 

 $2(',0L0 

Seavey  W  H  to  W  0  Pease  jnne  6,  It  53  b 

4.  32  41  14,  5y  6!{   $45(0 

Tonk  A  M  to  Eqnit  Trnst  Oo  jnne  1,  It  59 

It  F,  28  40  14,  5y  6^  $7600 

Tornverein  Fortaohvett  to  W  Heinemann 

May  31,  It  15  b  2,  36  40  13,  5y  6%.  .$  in, 500 
Tnrner  H  W  to  F  W  Engers  jnne  4,  Its  1 

to  8  b  15,  31  38  15   $2600 

Thee  Sem  of  Ev  Lnth  Ghnroh  to   R  D 

Trexler  Nov  16.  pt  b  14,  20  40  It,  5y 

b\i%  $6i00 

Tilaey  L  to  0  Holm  Jnne  7,  47  acres  in  a 

hf  30  Orland  5y  6^  $lf00 

Talbot  G  L  to  H  F  Eidmann  May  24,  It  2 

b  1,  21  38  14,  1%..   $2000 

Thomas  M  C  to  D  M  Hillis  jnne  5,  Ita  1  to 

9  b  28,  4  38  12,  6^   $4(  03 

Tnrban  T  to  G  Jorn  Jnne  4,  It  24  b  1,  etc 

8  38  14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Usher  J  A  et  al  to  Q  Dorn  May  16,  pt  b  7. 

3  S8  14,  6^  $3000 

Van  Heule  A  L  to  P  O  Stensland  Jnne  3, 

It  19  It  3  b  9,  Sheffield  add  3y  &%...  $6u00 
Vlcek     to  0  0  Sohomaoher  jnne  3,  It  10  b 

5,  26  39  13,  5y  6%  $1000 

Vo86  F  P  to  VV  A  Paulsen  jnne  7,  It  40  It 

6  b  9,  Hyde  Park,  1%  $7500 

Walter  J  W  to  S  L  Loewenthal  May  27,  It 

A  It  18,  19  38  14,  3y  1%  $.'i5ii0 

Wallrodt  J  H  F  to  FA  Stanber  jnne  5,  It 

68  b  3,  20  39  14,  90d8  $1000 

Wiknlecby  T  to  J  F  Stepina  jnne  3,  It  1  b 

li,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $4200 

Waixel  H  to  N  A  Steele  jnne  1,  Its  25  to 

27,  n  w  or  ^5  38  14,  2y  6%  $5000 

Wnlff  H  H  to  F  Whitfield  jnne  6,  It  13  b 

8,  19  40  14,  5y  6^  |1COO 

Woodbridge  J  et  al  to  Chi  Perm  B  ana  L 

Assn  jnne  4,  Its  1  to  4  b  162,  £0  38  15, 

1%  $2700 

Winkelman  H  W  to  W  J  English  May  18, 

pt  b  I,  28  40  14,  3y  5%  $3000 


"Weeks  G  M  to  W  A  Oonover  Jnne  1,  pt  It 
4  and  6  b  12,  13  38  14,  ly  G%   $lf:O0 

Wares  J  F  to  A  Gaizert  .  It  37  and  93 

b  I  2  38  14,  5y  (,%  2  deeda   $7000 

Wyeth  N  to  C  I  Heald  June  6,  It  21,  Sim- 
mons <fe  Q  add  16  40  14,  ly  1%  $1800 

Wallace  b  to  W  Loeb  May  8,  pt  It  10  b  31 
Carpenter  add  5y  6«  $6000 

Wataon  K  to  N  M  Jones  Apl  16,  It  60  and 
6 1  b  2  b  1 ,  35  40  1 3  and  o  p  2y  6^ . .  $2965 

Zanma  P  to  O  0  Bntz  May  15,  It  1  b  4,  30 
39  14,  5/  7^  $5500 

Zimmerman  A  P  to  H  S  Dietrich  jnne  1, 
It  41  b  1,  23  40  14,  7^  $1500 

Zeigler  M  E  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  May 
17,  Its  10  11  and  14  It  14,  Bronaon  add, 
lOy  h%  ..$75,0C0 

OHATTBIi  nOBTUAUKIS. 


Albert  P  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  3,  aaloon 

138  w  Harrison  23m  $15f0 

Aokerman  &  Hitohoook  to  P  Van  Schaaok 

&  Sona  may  31,  drugs  6501  Halsted  2y 

 $2900 

Aapal  M  to  A  Aspal  jnne  7,  fnrn  $450 

Anstin  Q  W  to  J  L  Benlett  jnne  1,  fnrn  12 

Buttersweet  pi,  2m  $260 

Birrell  T  to  Butler  Bros  jnne  3,  fnrn  270 

56tb  6m  $200 

Bnrtis  F  W  to  J  S  Simmons  may  28,  pi- 
ano and  fnrn  38  Park  av  $200 

Blooh  A  to  M  Zina  jnne  7,  fnrn  92  Gnatom 

H  pi  ly  $2348 

Baer  J  S  to  A  H  Loeb  jnne  6,  fnrn  3242 

Groveland  av  $200 

Barbour  L  A  to  E  Smith  may  SI,  fnrn  6m 

 $185 

Bloia  O  to  A  Laird  jnne  4,  trnok  etc,  22m 

 $375 

Bancroft  W  A  to  E  G  Qoldthorp  may  16, 

fnrn  296  60th  2m  $83 

Burns  J  to  W  Dixon  jnne  1,  milk  business 

3241  Armour  av,  9m  $250 

Burns  to  A  Nielaon  jnne  1,  aame  ly...$160 
Bryant  J  to  A  H  French  may  29,  fnrn  7m 

 $140 

Bertach  J  L  to  Gorper  Brg      M  Go  may 

15,  aaloon  468  Center  av  lOda  $100 

Benaon  P  to  W  Olson  jone  7,  horsea  etc, 

2y  $500 

Boland  T  to  F  McNeills  jnne  8,  fnrn  3153 

Emerald  av  23m  $2,2 

Biabee  N  to  P  E  Held  jnne  6,  shop  149  n 

Olark  2y  $3500 

Brnel  K  and  J  F  to  Brook,  Erank  &  Frank 

jnne  8.  fnrn  613  Seminary  av  ly. .  .$2499 
Braslett  J  W  to  W  Boyd  jnne  6,  saloon 

2608  Sta.e  $600 

Bacon  W  H  to  B  M  MoCreery  jnne  4,  fnrn 

6m  $73 

Brady  M  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  6,  fnrn  6m$269 
Bolden  H  to  Vat  M  Loan  Oo  jnne  10,  fnrn 

2627  Wentworth  av  6m  $70 

Blonnt  J  j  to  H  Morse  jnne  7,  fnrn  6m. $77 
Baker  T  H  to  H  Morse  jnne  6,  fnrn  6m$103 
Bendell  B  to  H  Morse  jnne  4,  fnrn  6m.  .$78 
Canfield  G  O  to  F  Bender  jnne  6,  fnrn 

1172  Jackson,  jnne  10  $210 

Carroll  W  H  to  A  Bauer  &  Co  jnne  6,  sa- 
loon 495  Lincoln  av  8m  $94 

Corcoran  R  A  to  Brewer  &  U  Go  jnne  6, 

saloon  1330  Madison  ly  $470 

Carroll  E  to  p  W  Lyon  jnne  10,  fnrn 

7341^  Halsted  ly  $300 

Gowdrey  B  to  J  A  Dahlem  jnne  3,  piano 

346  Winchester  av  6m  $97 

Ghadwick  J  S  to  S  T  Forsman  jnne  3, 

fnrn  £06  Adama  6m  $2C0 

Carroll  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  may  23,  fnrn 

6m  $82 

Cudmore  &  Morran  to  Standard  Brg  Co 

jnne  7.  saloon  292  15th  2y  $222 

Oole  A  M  to  W  F  Chambers  jnne  8,  fnrn 

ly   ,  »200 

Clements  W  to  Henn  <fc  G  Brg  Co  jnne  6, 

saloon  2131  Halsted  2y  $675 

Catlin  R  to  F  G  Wright  jnne  6,  fnrn  880 

Jackson  6m  $78 

Golwell  E  V  to  Q  Small  jnne  6,  fnrn  6m|195 
deary  F  P  to  0  S  Green  jane  4,  barn  and 

premises.  Emerald  av  ly  f560 

Carl  U  to  D  R  MoNanght  jnne  6,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Dobbs  E  0  to  Nat  M  L  Go  jnne  6,  fnrn 

103  Leavitt  6m  $100 

Dewey  L  to  K  C  Gilbert  jnne  3,  fnrn  387 

Superior  S175 

Dolan  F  to  R  M  MoCreery  jnne  2,  fnrn 


6m  $83 

Dale  0  P  to  J  W  Augell  jone  7,  fnrn. .  $i45 
Delp  V  to  MoAvoy  brg  Co  jnne  7,  fnrn 

6m  $997 

Dunne  J  E  to  Independent  Brg  Aasn  jane 

5,  saloon  172  Mich  av  2y  $aO,  0 


Elliott  J  G  to  P  Chancellor  jnne  8,  fnrn 

579  Sedgwick  2y  |20D 

Everett  L  et  al  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  jnne 

4,  saloon  6310  Stony  I.ild  av  8cq  $80 

Elworthy  A  E  to  V  Fasig  jone  4,  fnrn  3m 

 $240 

Eiss  R  E  to  L  G  Wagner  jnne  3,  fnrn  2y 

 $605 

Fasbinder  W  to  J  Orteib  jnne  7,  fnrn  581 

n  Halsted,  aept  1 .   $150 

French  M  F  to  J  A  Lewis  jnne  4,  lanndry 

Lake,  18m  $2000 

Fell  J  G  to  H  Hammond  jnne  7,  fnrn  18 

Flonrnoy  6m  ,  $143 

Fox  G  to  C  Meader  jnne  5,  fnrn  ly  $86 

Foreman  O  B  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  jnne  7, 

aaloon  P5  16th  2y   $1101 

Fell  J  A  to  G  Small  jnne  3,  fnrn  7m... $162 
Funk  A  L  to  E  I  Jacobeon  jnne  3,  brass 

foundry  48  n  Clinton  ly  $5500 

Fink  G  M  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  3,  furn  6m$82 
Gallop  W  H  to  W  H  Bratt  jnne  3,  ptg  of- 
fice 931  Gross  av  6m  $116 

Gerseorioh  H  to  J   Hagenbuok   jnne  3, 

horses  eto,  30m   $200 

Geary  D  J  to  H  Morae  jnne  1,  fnrn  6m|103 
Granger  G  E  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  5,  furn 

6m  $100 

Gunderson  E  to  A  H  French  may  16,  fnrn 

6m  $72 

Goldatein  B  S  to  S  IgenatacK  feb  20,  fnrn 

410  Qlark  $100 

Gnilford  F  A  to  B  Smith  jnne  6,  fnrn  7m 

 $140 

Groeppner  Q  to  Seipp  Brg  Go  jnne  ^  sa- 
loon 285  22d,  2y  $307 

Gordon  M  to  R  Gordon  jnne  10,  grocery 

416  w  14th  $460 

Goe  S  T  to  E  Smith  jnne  3,  fnrn  7m..  $136 
Qilkison  G  P  to  G  H  Gobleigh  jnne  3, 

furn  981  Monroe  6m  $132 

Goodfellow  H  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jnne  5, 

furn  and  piano  24f0  Commercial  6!n$106 
Grosshana  G  to  Star  Bry  may  29,  saloon 

638  Oanal  $600 

Higham  0  to  G  Small  jnne  6,  fnrn  574  n 

Park  av  7m  $130 

Hill  &  Lamb  10  Star  Bry  jnne  5,  saloon 

835  Grand  av  $300 

Hayea  J  F  to  A  J  Redmond  jnne  10,  fnrn 

3428  Harold  av23m  f575 

Hanley  J  to  Fortune  Brg  Oo  jnne  1,  sa- 
loon 2y   $1000 

Huse  W  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jnne  11,  fnrn 

6m  $79 

Haggueh  F  H  to  Q  O  Hubbell  jnne  7, 

fnrn  9m   $77 

Hyder  J  0  to  0  H  Oarr  may  18,  fnrn  884 

Sawyer  2y  $76 

Hempstead  L  to  0  H  Oarr  may  16,  furn 

825  Wabash  $1<0 

Hnnkler  F  to  8  Albeiaen  may  17  horse  ly 

  $2t  5 

Hawkina  R  H  to  G  fl  Gobleigh  jnne  7, 

piano  4724  Prairie  av  2m  $85 

Hutchinson  S  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  1,  fnrn 

6m  $207 

HanHon  A  to  J  H  Hanson  jnne  7,  horses 

868  Dania  ly  $140 

Huck  H  to  W  Adderly  may  1,  ptg  office 

85th  av  3m  $4C0 

Hill  F  Q  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  5,  fnrn  6m.  «fc2 
Howe  J  R  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  may  31,  fnrn 

635  57th,  8m  $130 

Hoermann  J  H  to  0  Tews  mar  17,  car- 
riages 743  n  Paulina  ly  $402 

Hess  P  R  to  F  McNellis  may  23,  fnrn 

1668  Aldine23m  $70 

Iveison  J  to  S  Stangland  jnne  4,  horse 

eto,  244  w  Indiana  ly,  p  m  $100 

laniz  A  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  6,  saloon 

1060  Van  Horn  23m  $200 

Ingbls  J  T  to  O  A  Anstrnck  jnne  5,  pi£.DO 

25m    $125 

Irons  J  to  R  E  Miller  jnne  1,  fnrn  665 

Madison  10m  $340 

Jarzomkowsky  O  to  B  Straus  jnne  10. 

horse  eto,  1628  Kedzie  av  60d8  $165 

Jane  —  to  T  R  Ihle  jnne  4,  market  244  w 

Indiana  ly  $CO0 

Johnson  W  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  4,  fnrn 

6m   $112 

Knechel  W  to  S  Gaunt  jnne  5,  maohy  eto 

78  Market  6m  $3C0 

King  A  L  to  F  Q  Wright  jnne  8,  fnrn  6m 


Keegen  B  E  to  0  Deanaly  &  Go  jnne  6, 

ealoou  1014  Lake  2y  fUOO 

Keith  R  C  to  J  N  Riddle  may  27,  register 

5m  $125 

Kemp  L  C  to  M  E  Kemp  jnne  6,  tools  eto 

2y  $40' 

Kecnison  S  N  to  A  R  Johnson  jane  6, 

fnrn  71  Wathington  2y  $180 

Keiih  F  B  to  E  Smith  jane  3,  fnrn  7m.  .$73 


Kappelman  0  to  H  M  McCreery  jjuo 

fnrn  6m  $167 

Kadish  T  to  M  B  Fearons  jute  10,  forn 

54  Wells,  demd  $.3(0 

Kantrowsky  M  to  Star  Bry  apl  27,  saloon 

547  Oanal  2y  $425 

Levi  L  to  E  Smith  jnne  1,  fnrn  7m  $167 

Luedeka  E  0  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  1,  farn 

6m  $287 

Langdon  A  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jnne  6,  fnrn 

931  Monroe  7m  $83 

Long  L  W  to  A  E  Carlstrom  jan  16,  horses 

etc,  6m   $300 

Lindskog  L  N  to  Kelly  M  &  Co  jnne  7, 

horse  eto,  6m  $:-'50 

Lester  H  B  to  H  Fischer  jnne  6,  mdae  110 

Monroe  ly  $250 

Lambroa  J  G  to  H  E  Graves  jnne  6,  lem- 
onade and  fruit  atand,  postoffioe  3m  $400 
Long  J  T  to  J  A  Dahlem  jnne  5,  fnrn  283 

Webster  av,  6m   $162 

Leslie  L  to  M  Clafiin  jnne  6,  fnrn  71  n 

Sheldon  6m  $94 

Lewia  T  O  to  G  Small  jnne  3,  fnrn  and 

piano  416  40th  2m  $80 

Lemcke  0  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  june  4,  aaloon 

271  w  Chi  av  23m   $489 

Lane  E  M  to  3  Makeever  june  3,  fnrn  6341 

Cglesby  av  7m  $94 

Lange  0  L  to  V  Fasig  june  5,  fnrn  l''m$lCO 
Lehman  A  to  A  H  French  may  23,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m    |135 

Loftus  A  to  H  Morse  may  31,  turn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Lynch  A  to  H  A  F  Mcgg  may  27,  piano 

23m  $99 

L«ng  J  0  to  8  Williams  may  27,  horses 

and  truck  2y  $165 

Mallon  G  H  to  E  Smith  may  27,  fnrn  6m 

 $72 

Mahoney  W  T  to  H  Morae  jnne  1 ,  fnrn  6m 

   $77 

Mnlheisen  0  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  4,  sa- 
loon 842  flybourn  av  ly  $600 

Mnloy  J  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  may  10, 

saloon  848  3l8t   $100 

Mandel  D  B  to  W  Mandel  jnne  4,  Colum- 
bia Mustard  Mills  $749 

Maizen  D  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  jone 

8,  Faloon  25'3  State   $323 

McDonald  B  D  to  D  Rosenberg  may  — , 

steam  pnmp  eto,  ang  10   $126 

Mitchell  a  L  to  H  Morae  jnne  4.  piano, 

6m  $77 

Mahnke  0  to  L  Oswald  jnne  5,  jnne  eto, 

2y  $126 

Muir  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  may  31,  furn  6m 

 $82 

Madeaok  K  to  H  Morae  jnne  1.  fnrn  and 

s  m,  6m  $103 

Merch  E  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  11,  presses 

etc,  97  Halsted  6m  $97 

Mattnk  E  )  to  D  Hf  MoNanght  jan  22, 

horses  etc,  6m  $82 

Martin  O  A  to  D  R  MoNanght  jnne  3, 

fnrn  6m  $207 

Nortbrup  H  M  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnne  6, 

fnrn  9m  $90 

Nenbarth  L  R  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  5,  fnrn 

428  35th  6m  $106 

O'Toole  J  F  to  Swift  &  Co  jnne  4,  wagons 

eto,  4249  Blanchard  6m  $110 

OrifiE  &  Co  to  R  Schwartz  jane  5,  5,000,- 

000  brick  6m  $1309 

Okerkersch  W  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  4,  sa- 
loon 1.50  Clybonm  23m  $400 

O'Toole  F  to  T  J  Lipton  &  Co  jane  4, 

wayon  eto,  4'it9  Blanchard  av  90d8.  $131 
Popper  F  to  W  Hazleton  jnne  5,  fnrn  22m 

 $80 

Phillips  J  A  to  V  E  S  Kaken  may  20, 

horse  etc,  ly  $125 

Prouty  Q  0  to  G  H  Merrick  may  3(i,  forn 

23m  $70 

Peak  B  L  to  VV  T  Low  may  31,  fnrn  5712 

Dearborn  ly  #310 

Pond  L  8  to  R  M  Bamett  jnne  6,  piano 

and  forn  453  Norih  av  7m   $188 

Pierce  G  B  to  M  E  Finch  jaue  5,  piano 

6m  $77 

Peterson  M  to  G  P  Rndolphsen  may  9,  3 

rooms  and  fnrn  414  w  Ohio  may  10,'96 

 $216 

Price  W  to  D  Rankin  jnne  7,  fnrn  45  Mor- 
gan 6m  $102 

Pederson  P  A  to  0  EUstrom  jnne  1.  horsea 

etc.  18m  $300 

Prien  M  to  N  VV  Brg  Oo  jnne  7,  faloon 

f03  Carroll  av,  23m  $500 

Phillips  H  B  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  i.  fnrn 

6m  il03 

Ryan  M  J  to  F  G  Wright  jane  6,  farn  6m 

 $78 

Ryder  S  A  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  P,  furu  6m 

 tl63 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  15.  1895. 


Reity  B  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jaoe  7, 

saloon  3C9  Wabash  2y  |360 

Beiofa  A  to  Star  Bry  jane  5,  saloon  328 

Grand  av    |6 jO 

Banyon  R  M  to  M  J  Oostello  jane  1, 

horses  etc,  1257  Lake  eods   f350 

Ranales  O  H  to  Schmidt  Bri;  Oo  jme  6, 

saloon  213  w  Randolph  2y   |250 

Reel  ey  T  to  A  Mattenoore  jane  7,  piano 

and  fnrn  276  Soperior  22m  .   f  28o 

Rockwell  F  L  to  G  Small  may  25,  fnrn 

Hyde  Pk  6m  |100 

Rote  B  H  to  F  Kopplin  jane  5,  track  etc, 

373  Leavitt  3m  $76 

Rock  F  to  A  H  French  may  I,  piano  n 

Crawford  av  6m  $72 

Rhodes  0  A  to  S  Makeover  jnne  3,  piano 

741  63d  ot,  6m  |70 

Reeser  0  to  J  Wilk  jane  3,  farn  1518  Wa- 
bash av  7m  $520 

Raake  B  D  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jane  3,  saloon 

315  w  Ohi  av   $3C0 

Rnppert  F  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  may  31,  saloon 

175  Division  23m  $27i) 

Robertsen  J  M  to  J  F  Stewart  jane  1,  farn 

2y  $557 

Reese  J  B  and  J  W  Qarvey  jan  5,  maohy 

etc,  80  Norton,  15m  $1810 

Seeler  M  to  E  Seeler  nov  28,  fnrn  12  Lin- 
coln Rv  ly  $300 

Spenny  K  to  V  Fasig  jane  3,  fnrn  and  pi- 
ano, 8m  $80 

Snell  H  J  to  D  M  Baker  jane  4,  piano 

794  Jackson  ly  $500 

Sutherland  W  S  to  H  P  Monnt  jane  1, 

fnrn  and  piano,  6m  $100 

Sohabert  R  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Oo  jane  7,  sa- 
loon 42  eth  av  ly  $600 

Snk  A  E  to  F  Zajioek  jnne  7,  ptg  oflBoe 

567  w  18th  3m  $87 

Schilling  W  to  ES  Lloyd  jane  7,  horses 

etc,  :i938  29th  6m  $24C 

Smith  8  to  E  Smith  jane  6,  farn  7m  $70 

Smith  O  M  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jane  6. 

farn  bm  $208 

Soholer  E  0  to  Shields  Bros  jone  8,  fnrn 

3m  $86 

Seymoer  C  0  to  H  Oolson  jane  5,  farn  6m 

 $102 

Shaaer  L  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jane  8.  fnrn  5125 

Morgan  7m   $140 

Sell  E  to  F  PoUhah  jane  10,  saloon  295  n 

Market  ly   $1100 

Smith  M  to  Packard  &  Thomson  jane  1, 

fnrn  ly  $250 

Smith  W  to  E  Smith  jane  4,  farn  7m.  .$200 
Sievers  0  O  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Oo  jnne  6, 

saloon  170  Milwaukee  av  2y  $450 

Schnlz  G  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jane  4 

saloan  708  w  Division  2y  

Storm  A  L  to  U  S  Brg  Co  may  28,  saloon 

29  Rash  2y  $460 

Schaozsnbach  O  to  J  I  MoOanley  jane  5, 

machy  etc,  568  w  13th  ly  $1500 

Sampson  T  to  O  H  Carr  may  23,  farn  68 

El  barn  av  2y  $100 

Smith  P  E  to  0  H  Carr  may  29,  fnrn  and 

s  m,  6432  Evans  2y  $100 

Sohaltz  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  jane  5,  sa- 
loon 54  n  Canal  23m   $1351 

Schroder  R  to  J  E  Oassidy  jnne  20,  farn 

52  and  0  Grove  av  ly  $70 

Stone  J  L  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  jane  7,  saloon 

519  State,  oot  7,'96   $400 

Spencer  W  H  to  Q  Small  may  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $105 

Seeley  R  to  H  J  Wilson  agt,  jnne  1,  fnrn 

96  Van  Bareu  $1375 

Smide  B  H  to  Mandel  Bros  jnne  4,  fnrn 

352  State,  to  secure  rent  $5200 

Taggart  0  W  to  J  0  Goodwin  jane  4,  farn 

7m  $78 

Tettenborn  F  to  Kelly  Mans  &  Co  may  29, 

wagons  etc,  517  n  Halsted  6m  $377 

Tanb  M  to  J  Fremanel  jane  7,  fnrn  136 

Oi?den  av  6m    $100 

Tnpper  H  M  to  S  J  Mills  jane  8,  ptg  of- 
fice 3  n  Clark  may  20,'97,  p  m  $909 

Thomas  A  E  et  al  to  F  M  Lowe  may  22 

farn  42  Collage  pi,  jane  22  $500 

Taylor  N  B  to  E  P  Hatch  jnne  5,  factory 

etc,  3938  Drexel  blvd  2y  $965 

Took  0  H  to  E  Smith  jane  1,  fnrn  and  s 

m,  7m  $83 

Travis  J  H  to  H  Moi-se  may  28,  fnrn  6m 

,   f207 

Vilroet  G  to  W  Haz  eton  may  29,  f n  n 

4218  C  Grova  av  7m   $121 

Vogt  T  to  E  Hechinger  may  15,  hor^e 

etc,  2360  O  Grove  av  H85 

Vailing  O  to  E  H  Roohe  saloon  2y  ...  *3  t8 
Vogel  0  to  S  Kiohardson  feb  7.  furn  1»7 

w  15th  9m  $72 

Wegehenkel  H  to  J  Luson  jane  6,  sal  jon 

225  Randolph  2    50  i 

Woodrofif  H  to  D  W  g       1  n  .  .t,  restr  it 
115  Harrison  tm  $2  5 


Wing  H  A  to  G  a  Oobleigh  jane  6,  farn 

736  Oalifornii  6m  ....  $92 

Walters  F  W  to  M  E  Finch  may  24,  fnrn 

6m  $ 

Walsh  E  to  J  CuUen  may  31,  fnrn  250  1 

Madison  6m    $127 

Weeks  &  Copper  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo 

jone  3,  saloon  3144  State  ly  jf,200 

Weinand  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jane  6,  279 

Milwaukee  av  23m  $71 

Welch  &  Payne  to  M  Ennis  jane  10,  horse 

etc  455  47th  3m  $6 

Weise  M  H  to  Star  Bry  jane  5,  saloon  135 

w  18th  $500 

Werner  O  to  G  H  Hammond  Co  jnne  6, 

furn  56th  and  Grand  av,  9m  $154 

Walker  S  L  to  G  Small  jone  5,  fnrn  6m. $90 
Wright  0  D  to  E  Smith  may  31,  fnrn  7m 

 $213 

Wagner  R  to  E  E  Davison  june  — ,  fnrn 

t02  Lincoln  av  2y  $700 

Weinar  H  L  to  H  Morse  jane  3,  furn  6m 

  $103 

Waldron  E  to  H  S  Derby  jane  1,  farn  4m 

 1118 

Wehring  J  to  F  Korz  jane  1,  saloon  $600 

WreningG  W  to  E  Smith  june  1,  furn 

and  piano,  7m  $70 

Webb  C  V  to  \  H  Williams  may  31,  pi- 
ano 4m  $  

Warner  F  D  to  Q  Gates  june  6,  farn  347 

u  Clark  15m  $200 

Wilson  E  to  t^hields  Bros  may  13,  furn  ly 

 $135 

Winter  0  to  C  8  Johnsen  june  8,  fnrn  95 

Chicago  av  |146 

Young  F  to  F  J  Sohaab  jane  5,  tools  etc, 

64  w  Monroe  2y  $800 

Yoang  W  L  G  to  K  Mackey  jane  6,  shop 

151  53d  $100 

Zabronsky  A  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  jane  10, 
saloon  505  w  22d  2y  $150 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Stokes  0  F  et  $1  to  A  Pood  et  al  may  23,  factory 

etc  18  w  Randolph  $6000 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Warz  may  31  carriage  etc  $760 

MoBngh  J  Q  to  D  M  Thielmau  jQoe  4,  furn  3433 

Wabash  isqq 

Proaty  0  to  J  T  Dale  jaoe  8,  bldff  Winaetka  |1 

Jaggle  A  to  G  Goefifaer  Jane  1,  Siloon  285  22nd..  1308 
McDonald  J  R  to  A  Rapp  June  1,  piee^tee  etc  71  w 
Jackson     n 

Bntterfield  A  to  J  Batterfield  joDe  4,  farn  $275 

Uaaglacd  Q  8  to  J  fcowrsen  jane  4,  market  244 

Indiana  tlOO 

Groenwall  A  T  to  J  J  Phllllppe  may  23,  saloon  34 

.  $5C0 


Ohi  av. 


Ooggeshall  0  P  to  L  H  Ooggeshall  mch  11,  farn 

Irving  Pk  tl650 

Berwln  L  8  to  R  Berwln  jnne  4,  farn  610  Kedzie 

 $300 

Smith  D  D  to  H  Smith  june  4,  forn  $1 

Nenman  E  to  M  Neaman  jane  S,  mdse  289  RushtlUOO 

Barber  W  H  to  E  Pasey  Jnne  4,  fnrn   $65 

McLanghlin  A  B  to  A  J  McMahon  jane  7,  hor8e.$1500 
Wnertenteld  W  to  J  0  Prness  may  25,  grocery  and 

saloon  ls6  Webster  av  $2100 

Ruckerman  B  to  N  Meyers  jane  8,  watcher  etc. $1717 
Nash  F  G  to  M  Nash  june  3,  saloon  630  w  Indiana 

 •  $3600 

Oronenberger  G  J  to  0  H  Eulette  may  26,  drawing 

 $194 

Bergling  B  to  L  Uggren  jnne  3,  lanndry  264  n 

Market  1275 

Vitchel  Q  to  K  M  Vitchel  jnne  4,  fruits  etc  5th  av 

and  8  Water  |2oii 

Wood  0  A  to  E  S  Wood  jane  1,  fnrn  176  Tincennes 

av  $1000 

Yoenger  F  to  W  Kopp  may  31,  horses  etc  $300 

Fester  F  P  to  P  F  Bnllen  may  15,  faru  $200 

Nelson  N  0  to  0  Nelson  apl  15,  restaurant  239  Van 
Buren,  $800. 

Owens  G  to  F  E  Owens  may  31.  horse  and  wagon$800 
Melink  J  to  0  F  Drake  may  28,  machy  etc  160  Olln- 

'"O   $1000 

Faulkner  0  to  E  Sanders  may  24,  mdse  720  n  Ma- 

plewood  av  ngg 

Odell  J  A  to  F  C  Berry  may  28,  mdse  338  43d,. .  $6000 

Freeman  L  J  to  A  Odell  may  28,  mdse.  $244 

Walton  W  0  to  J  Lyman  may  28,  horses  etc  $100 

Fay  P  W  to  E  A  Allen  may  25,  mdse,  484  w  Lake$1800 
Lafr,ntz  O  to  J  Helback  Jr  may  29,  saloon  etc  3487 

Oo  tage  Grove  av  $7500 

Stepanek  V  to  M  Zajicek  may  29,  horse  etc  $200 

Evans  NO  to  L  T  Sykes  may  29,  press  etc  $201 

WeberJtoOO  Harz  may  25,  cab  $1300 

Foote  8  to  Struben  Wine  Oo  may  27,  saloon  Unity 

'''dg  Ijsco 

McHujh  M  to  D  UcHugh  may  27,  horses  etc   $500 

Hotchkiss  0  T  to  0  R  Oorwith  mch  26,  furn  Olark 

and  Ontario  13200 

hields  VV  O  to  J  Welch  jane  1,  furn  412  State.. .  $75 


John  J  Hopper  v  George  E  Beandet,  $2,836. «5. 
Sarah  A  Lieberman,  exox,  v  Buruetein.  Abraham, 
*  Flyman,  $1,373.18. 

Oraig  Oil  Oo  v  Chicago  Oil  Co,  Chioigo  Lubrica- 
ting Oo,  Frederick  and  Frank  Traver,  $500.07. 
M  Fisher,  Sons  &  Oo  v  Edward  Dowd,  $2,291  93. 
John  P   Sqaire  v  Highland  Park  Building  Oo, 
$1,491.23. 

J  Darwin  Edwards  v  Benjamin  F  Jacobs,  $1,752. 
John  Sexton  v  Emanuel  and  Hulda  Kohn,  $64e. 
M  Fisher,  Sons  *  Oo  v  0  A  Leigh,  $937.34. 
Henry  Stuckart  and  August  Wfkin  v  Conrad  L 
Niehoa.  $5,888. 
Pabst  Brewing  Oo  v  Ellen  O'Neill,  ei  al,  $1,664.26. 
Illiaaie  Nail  Oo  v  Albert  Potthof  and  Albert  E 
Hurlbat,  $661.48. 
Pabst  Brewing  Oo  v  Harry  Rogartz,  $698. 
Emma  Leroux  v  Eliza  Sedno,  $1,479.79. 
M  Fisher,  Sons  &  Oo  v  Emil  0  and  Frank  H  Shafer, 
$1,428.29. 

Illinois  Terra  Ootta  Lumber  Oo  v  Albert  J  Stone 
$3,077. 

Central  Lumber  Co  v  Mary  and  Austin  Walsh, 
$1,155.75. 
L  E  Brown  v  Robert  Bruce,  $1,747.29. 
Findlay  Talbe  Mfg  Oo  v  W  M  Dietrich  &  Oo, 
$1,342.26. 

John  Ettelson  v  First  National  Bank  of  Ohioago, 
$817. 50. 

Phil  Chancelor  v  James  Hite.  $636.50. 
Theo  Peter  Kord  v  August  iell,  $1,048. 
Rittenhoufe  &  Kmbree  Oo  v  Johi  Lorenson,  $561. 
Metropjlitan  National  Bank  of  Ohioago  v  I  F  and 
Qejrge  Laing,  $16  I5.^.e6. 
Portland  Oemenc  Paving  Oo  v  Pratt  &  Ely,  $1,707  37 
E  W  Bl.itohford  &  Oo  v  E  L  Peterson,  $572.80. 
Fannie  3tarng  v  Peter  DseldiLiB,  $4,800. 
W  F  Matthews  adinr  estiMe  of  John  Donahoe,  de- 
ceased, v  West  Uhioago  Railway  Oo,  $2,500. 

''barles  H  Lawrenoa  v  Pauline  E  Bjde  et  al, 
$5  026.75. 

L  A  McDonald  v  Daniel  0  and  Fred  L  Borufl, 
$5,250. 

Hyman.  Berg  &  Oo  v  Charles  D  Cole,  $1,276. 

Charles  Shafluer  v  James  M  Orowie,  $786.61. 

0  Koehle  v  Harry  F  and  Arthur  V  Lee,  $1,700. 

BFQill  v  John  0  Neemes,  $1.721. 06. 

Gaujoin  &  Co  v  Frank  Rotunao,  $532. 

Henry  Sandmeyer  v  James  Wadsworth,  $894.99. 

Josapa  and  Joseph  D  Sawyer  and  John  B  Manning 
and  Thomas  F  Patterson  v  Joseph  it  Leopold, 
$1810.39. 

Fuch  &  Lang  Manafaotaring  Oo  v  Knight,  Leonard 
&  Oo,  $2,015 . 

John  Chambers,  use  ot  Thomas  and  John  L  Oratty, 
W  Bancroft,  0  E  Cleveland  and  Alfred  E  Manning 
V  Emanuel  Kohn,  $1,993.91. 

Payne  Fittz  v  Thomas  J  Loomis,  $668.80. 

R  J  Gunning  v  Thomas  J  McCarthy,  $3,000. 

Nathan  Perkins  v  Mik  Mares,  $526.18. 

Louis  H  Sasi  v  John  Stehle,  $647.38. 

Hugh  R  Milton,  H  and  Elijah  0  Wilson  v  John  Cor- 
betts,  $1,133.28. 

C  e  Kimball  v  Orvin  L  Fox,  $927  60. 

DAK  Steele  v  Manhattan  Publishing  Oo,  $1,600. 

Frances  M  Jacobs  v  William  Musk,  $620. 

Claries  W  Betsche  4  Oo  v  Prairie  Furniture  Oa, 
$601. 

Abstract  Safety  Vault  Oo  v  Rasmussen  Brothers, 
$576. 

McOoy  &  Oo  T  J  W  Tralnor,  $1,586. 
Lanrens  Hull  v  William  G  Waddell.  $2,9)9.76, 


Yerkes'  sub,  It  24  b  4  of  be  33  to  36  ino, 
41  to  44  ino  sub  of  sec  19  40  14.  Superior 

Lum  Oo  V  Panl  and  Lina  Binsler  $176 

Ford's  sub,  Its  32  to  39  inc,  b  38.  of  bs  27 
28  37  and  38  of  sub  of  18  40  14.  Robert 
0  Sutherland  v  Thomas  White. . .  $891.81 
Assessor's  div.  It  29  b  10  of  e  3^  s  e  3^  sec 
18  39  14.  Haroourt  Mott  v  Wm  MoSor- 

'y  $15i.35 

Placerdale  snb,  its  29  and  30  b  4  e  >^  of  s 
e  }4  sec  20  37  14.  Erick  J  Stolpe  v  Olof 
Nordia  $107.75 

Lt  3  b  57  n  1^  sec  19  39  14.  B  J  Banning 
et  al  V  Robert  Bornzine  and  Wm  Ueine- 
"lai'.   $625.54 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Co's  sub.  Its  17  and  18  b  5  s 
e  1^  2  37  14.  Alex  F  Stewart  et  al  v 
Frank  La  Reau  $177.46 

Ravenswood,  Ashland  add,  w  3^  It  21  b  2. 
John  A  Ganger  &  Co  v  Fritz  C  Sobiebe 
 $63.40 

Ravenswood,  same  add,  e  >^  It  21  b  1. 
Same  v  Same  $61.60 

Montrose,  Us  19  to  21  in  resab  of  Feft  & 
Bigg's  sob  of  b  19.  City  Lumber  Oo  v 
Ida  M  and  F  Bartlett   $594.22 

Bryants's  add,  it  11  b  P.  AS  Chapin  v  H 
W  Bryant   $132.10 

Orvis  sab,  It  20  b  7  n  e  M  s  e  34  sec  7  88 
14.  Eugene  London  v  Henry  Beok..  .  $23 

Same,  It  22.  Same  v  Same  $23 

Same,  It  21.  Same  v  Same  $23 

Wright  &  Webster's  sub,  Itl7b3  ne  }£ 
12  39  13.  Paepcke-Leioht  Lumber  Oo  v 
Albert  Grosvenor  $1208.55 

Lt  28  in  sub  in  e  3>^  s  w  3-.^  15  39  13  n  of 
Barry  Point  Road.  George  H  Qrussing 
V  Lydia  Johnson  $170.39 

Madison  st  W,  prem  i236.  Vincent  Z 
Williams  v  Mary  A  Hoghes  ,.  $96.67 


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MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Placerdale,  It  37  b  4  resub  of  w  3^  of  bs  8 
and  11  and  all  of  bs  9  and  10  e  s  e 
14  seo  20  37  14.  Englewood  Plastering 
Oo  V  Emmett  E  Warren  $152.90 

Fifty  fifth  St  blvd,  Gardner's  add,  It  16  b 
4  n  w  3^  seo  16  38  14.  P  G  Stoll  v  Jno 
M  Malcomsen  $276.55 

Oh'go  av  W,  prem  1097.  Filip  &  Raichart 
Mfg  Co  V  Albert  Grosvenor  $1090 

Oh'go,  Fnllerton's  3d  add,  It  14  b  1.  Cy- 
rus A  Hull  v  Albert  M  Sayers  $2015 

Oh'go,  Fullerton's  3d  add.  It  14  b  1.  John 
McSorley  v  A  M  Sayers,  Edward  E  Da- 
vison and  Cyrus  A  Hall ...   $725 

Dnv'sty  snb,  sub  It  2  sab  of  Its  29  to  38  b 
2  of  8      n  e  34  34  39  14.    J  B  Smith  v 

Norah  Gridley  $99.30 

East  %  It  17  in  sub  of  n  148.56  ft  of  e  3^ 
outlet  18  and  s  119.19  ft  e  %  outlt  19, 
16  38  14.  Peter  Ackerman  v  W  F  Sheri- 
dan  $30.60 

Rawson  &  Ackerly's  snb.  It  15  b  2  of  n  74 
rods  of  n  e  3^  sec  4  33  14.  Edward 

Mathias  v  Henriette  Beilfuss  $24 

May  st,  prem  6123.  John  Morrison  v 
Christina  N  Brouwer  $143 


Harvard  st  1600,  J  Goggin,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Egdmont  av  31,  F  Sorger,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 

J eflerson  st  8  241  -247,  Charles  Kaeatner  &  Oo.  6  story 

and  basement  brick  factory,  $160,00li 
Roscoe  st  239,  W  W  Schultz,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,600. 

Wellington  st  H41,  W  D  Matterson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $8,000. 
Lyman  st  121416,  D  Sloan,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,000. 

Fifty-second  st  217-221,  H  F  Waite,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 
Greenwood  av  6236,  Peter  Tennis,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Storms  av  1216-18,  Edward  Carlson,  two  2  story  and 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Sangamon  st  6951,  Carl  Lundberg,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Peoria  st  6341,  H  W  Kuhn,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Halsted  st  8  6037,  N  A  Nilson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,C00. 
Peoria  st  2912-14,  Charles  Stein,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $24,000. 
Linden  av  102,  0  Feck  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 

Coblentz  st  17,  Peter  Schukola.  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 

North  av  1186,  W  Kouster,  4  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,(00. 

Oalifornia  av,  northwest  corner  and  Klnzie  st.  Grif- 
fin Wheel  company,  1  story  and  basement  brick  ad- 
dition to  side,  $4,000. 

Humboldt  av  1226,  Henry  Gainer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn,  $2,000. 

Lincoln  av  236,  P  P  Moore,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,600. 

Morris  av  133-32.  Mrs  M  Seavey,  2  story  frame  dwtli- 
ing,  $4,000. 

Wilson  av  22,  B  S  Thaoosor,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  front  addition,  $3,00  1. 
Sta'.e  st  3334,  W  Goldstein,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
Clark  et  N  1 ,06,  William  Birn,  three  story  and  base- 

ment  bric^  store  and  flats,  $1,500. 
North  av  W  1153,  William  Patosky,  three  story  ar.d 

basejiont  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
Oortee  st  2a5,  August  Huelke.  three  stoty  an!  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Washtenaw  av  782,  Bella  Kaney.  2  story  and  bape- 

meat  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Division  8t  W  465,  Fred  Stremme,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,010. 
Turner  av  745,  P  M  Oarmody,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500, 


June  15  Ibyii. 


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Forly  fourth  8t  66  68,  John  0  Snydsr,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  Sst°,  {6,60U. 

Forreelville  bt  4517-23.  A  R  OUrk  &  Oo.  fonr  2 
story  and  bafement  orick  dwellings,  $24,000. 

Forrestville  av  4616  22,  Same,  four  2  story  and  haee- 
ment  brick  dwellings,  124,0:  0. 

Fiftieth  ct  €11-615,  Same,  three  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelliuKS,  tlS.OUU. 

Oo'es  BT  72(0-2,  M  E  Church,  1  story  frame  church, 
12,300. 

South  Park  av  6g22  24,  E  B  Oamp,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  t6  600. 
South  Park  av  6840-42,  Same,  three  2  story  and  base- 

luent  brick  dwellings,  t6,600. 
reerlDg  st  3044,  Baker,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $6,000. 

Belle  Plain  av  9^4,  Neils  Buck,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Warren  av  965,  Same,  two  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Lakewood  av  2483,  E  0  Ncc,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
tS,000. 

Center  et  66,  Sheeden  Brothers,  three  story  and 

basemeat  biick  flats,  $5,000. 
Sherwin  av  91U,  0  B  Oady,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 

$6,  10. 

Hart  st  i)839,  John  Sbllbaner,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Washington  st  1801,  A  Q  Sanson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat',  $3,500. 

Thirteenth  st  East  51,  Q  Lanterbach,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Kedzie  av  1029,  F  W  Bogers,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,<i00. 

Dickey  av  84,  Same,  three  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 

Division  st  W  865,  Mrs  E  Beygeb,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  apartment  building, 
$10,000. 

August  st  203,  A  Blumenhagen,  three  story  acd 
bEsjmetjt  brick  warehouse  and  flat,  $4,000. 

Western  av  N  '(67,  John  Strudeman,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  front  addition,  $3,000. 

Monroe  st  W  1677.79,  J  W  McLester,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Homan  av  282,  0  Eohler,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,500. 

Flonrnoy  st  1(  98,  John  Baaon,  2  story  aud  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Winchester  av  424.  Jacob  Newman,  three  story  aud 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Madison  st  W  1286,  J  W  McOloskay,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Sarrison  st  I2I2,  Annie  M  Howard,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,600. 

Calumet  av  4841-43,  J  0  Jones,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $12,00  >. 

Justine  st  6618,  Ralph  E  Peterson,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,600, 

Ashland  av  S  4228,  Anna  Mitchell,  2  story  frame 
flats.  $2,600. 

Forrestville  av  4932,  Frank  Muldoo',   three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Hadison  av   6560-68,    Dniverslty  Congregational 

Chnrch,  1  story  and  basement    brick  chnroh, 

$30,100. 

Maple  st  623,  Qeorge  Bnsch,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Center  av  6336,  8  Balchowsky,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flat,  $2,300. 
Jefferson  av  6212.  Samuel  Carr,   four  3  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings.  $74  000. 
Kedzie  av  1014,  a  Bulard  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Danla  Ev  702,  Q  M  Gunstein,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Fall  view  av  401,  J  E  Peterson,  2  stoiy  and  bseement 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,800. 
State  st  N  469,  S  R  Jewttt,  2  story  and  casement 

brick  barn,  $5,000. 

Ashland  av  47o7,  Bloom,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores,  $11,000. 

Madison  st  1310,  Tom  Fortin,  tuo  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores,  $12,000. 

Congress  st  W  2264,  Daniel  J  March,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Warren  av  17,  R  Lowenthan,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  (  ffice  building,  $8,000. 

Belmont  av  '29-31.  Q  J  Jacobson,  2  story  and  base- 
brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 

Sigel  st  61,  td  rs  Stammler,  2  story  and  J^asement 
brick  flats,  $5,310. 

Oommeicial  av  2343,  J  H  Garrett,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  }4.00U. 

Halsied  st  1876-81,  Lenard  Brothers,  4  l-story  frame 
stores,  $2,300. 

Dayton  st  2«2,  O  Eckerbreck,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  t(  p  and  front  add,  $2,400. 

Orchard  st  648,  Otto  Juneman,  three  story  and  base- 
tteat  brick  flats,  $6,(  00. 

Semioary  IV  146,  William  H  Ro«s,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $f>,000. 

Roslyn  pi  40.  John  P  Boughn,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $8  COU. 


Newport  av  416-46'',  T  White,  twer.ty-oue  2  story  and 
baFement  brick  dwellings.  $80,000. 

Madisan  st  1064,  J  Healey,  three  story  and  b  .sement 
brick  store  and  flats,  J7,0OO. 

Canal  st  N  2  to  8,  Ogden,  Sheldoo  &  Oo,  6  story  and 
ba'ement  brick  ttores  and  factory,  $100,OJO. 

Kedzie  IV  396,  George  L  Ballard,  three  story  and 
basemoLt  I  rick  store  and  flht,  $4,300. 

Jackson  blv.l  1407,  John  J  Hayes  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  8  t-i,  $4,'  0 

Central  ark  av  106!)  to  1113,  Board  of  Education,  3 
story  and  basement  brick  echoolhou'^e,  and  1  story 
brick  boiler  touse,  $7i,000. 

Division  st  W  1220,  H  F  Be'gerhnff,  2  st  ry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,40  ). 

Curtis  st  N  13,  S  M  Wallace,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Lawndale  av  1055-57,  E  S  Loblum,  two  1  story  frame 
cottages,  (2,000. 

Ash  and  av  S  4737,  Bloom,  two  2  story  and  basement 
brick  stores,  $11,C00. 

Shermin  st  4201-3,  Michael  Foley,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Uiiion  bv  6811,  e  0  Mor  on,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$6,600 

Kwing  bv  9624.  H  F  Alters,  two  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Six  y-first  st  7  4  756,  C  J  Carlson,   two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 


Where  i^hall  we  so  tikis  S^nmmer? 


We  can  answer  the  inquiry. 

A  coTplete  list  of^the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Resorts  not  too  far  from  1  hieago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  b  calling  person 
ally  at  City  Ticket  Office  ot,the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  >it.  Paul  Railway  in  (he  new  Marquette  Building. 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


TYPEWRIT  EKS. 

ALL  MAKES. 

Remingtons, 
Caligraphs, 
Yosts, 

Hamnnonds,etc. 

At  40  to  (10  per  cent  below  mano- 
fscturers  pri.  e-".  Every  machice 
fully  guaranteed. 

MACHINES  RENTED 

at  correspondingly  low  rates,  al- 
lowlnj  a  montli's  rent  to  apply  oc 


price. 


TYPEWRITER  EMPORIUM, 


Tel.  Main  3288. 


161  l^a  i^alle  H*reet. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  loDg  been  identifled 
with  praotioal  measares  for  the  general 
Dpbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotDrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lineg. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9u0  kilometers)  of  railway,  ezoln- 
sive  of  seoond  traok,  oonneoting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missoari,  Minnesota,  Sontb 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  indostrial  snocess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  commnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle-  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfactarers 
who  woDld  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  7ino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qnarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  Bddi- 
tion  to  the  vast  agricnltnral  resonrces. 

A  nnmber  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oonspany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur 
nisbed  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  CoDimissloner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colcny  Bldg,,  CHICAGO.  111. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AGrHNXS.  (  


ANDERSON,  GostBTus,  Rcom  2.  70  La  Salle  it. 
BAIRD  b  WARNER,  Bmg.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  «t. 
BARNES  St  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BRDO    o..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  O.  G.  *  ^^ons.,  Rm  87,  186  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bidg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301A304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   23  floor  Dearborn  and 
Wafhington  sts, 

OELAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 

p  -ooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETER  E.  S.  &  Co..  108  Dearborn  et. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEf).  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerc* . 
EULETTE  C.  H  &  CO..  167  Dearborn  St. 
iCRICEE,  C.  C,  61  Metropolitan  BIk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquf  tte  BIdg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
aOBDON  C.  v.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
ODNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOTNB  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  St. 

LANGHENRT,  R.  J.,  ASBOoia  ion  Bldg  ,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  ft. 
JHAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  tt  Trnst  Bldg. 
UBBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  St  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
UULLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBION,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Msdkoo. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  60  Mejor  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg.. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBABT  AARON,  R  201. 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TTDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIEBLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
WALEEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpk 

2ANDEB,  E.  W.  St  Co.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUXTBBMEISTEB,  H.  O.,  &  Co.,  818  8.  HsMted 

DBETEB  E.  8.,  St  Co.,  108  Dearbori  St. 

GBEKNKBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 

MEBCHANT8  IXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbum 
Attorney,   Eouth  Chicago  111. 

PKABODT,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164DearborL 

WA8MAN8DOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  1*7  aaaaolp?  . 

Al9itracti  of  Title. 


HADDOCK  VALI.ETTE  &  BIO  5  CORDS,  107  E ear- 
bom  St. 

HANDY  fc  CO.,  9i-^  Wasntngton  at. 
PELiTZEB,  OTTO  *  CO.,  88  Washington  st, 
BSOOBDBB'B  AB8TBA0T  DEPT..  Oonnty  Tonrt 
Honia- 


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iiis  DESKS  $13.50  up 

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THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


June  15,  1S95 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

FAY  SPHCIAIi  ATTKXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFACTURE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHjWN  is   THE  OITS. 


IF  SOU  WANT  AN 

AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DROP  U3   A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  Stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trusiworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 

AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10  00  down 
and  SIO.OO  per  mionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W  CBBISTIAN, 


J.  H  .  0HBI81IAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  £.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Uadigon  tits. 

Telepf.one  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  fb.© 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


r.  NACEY. 


r  M.  MURrnv. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven: 
to  rfmodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


OIiIOA.C*0. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


Atlas  Fire  Assaranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Inn.  Oo.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins,  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  l<AtSA]jLR  8TKRKT. 

CHICAGO  IlilillVOIH 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  narquette  Bide.  ^'^^  W.  Cor.  I>earborii  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  minf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  gcods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Ollice, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  I'roof. 

A  n  d  re  w  s  .^.^MM 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUP  A  P  f*c«P'  their 
them       wntnr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Bftck  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,"f  tTi^cAGo.""- 


Stantord  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  AKi>  WOKKlit, 
15th  Htreet  and  Ashland  ATenne, 
Chlcaso,  III. 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  COr 

'1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG.. 


CHICAGO. 


Lirge  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
•piRr  cent. 

5  ^  and  6  percent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  G.  Uotnb 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19,  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


O.  FLOOD. 


.  .. Telephone  No  9... 


OHAS.  F.  TAYLOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Rail  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9)404  COIIMEKCIAI.  AVRXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6t  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Famished. 


Chicago. 


B.  £.  BBOWNELL,  H.  B    OBOBB,  OE).  E.  IiAZEAB, 

Prest.  Vice-Prest.  Secy.&Trese. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Rhicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


WM    F.  TEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL,  ANTH3N7  SOHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 

NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR  CLARK. 


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25  cts,,  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2,00  and  $3.00. 


aia  of  the  latest  Directories  of  all  tbe  other  large    ties  can  be 
iound  at  our  office  for  ase  of  th«  pablic^ 


VOL,.  AAAVii.— JNO.  25. 


CHICAGO,  JUNE  22,  1895. 


^MONEYTO  LOAN 

p  On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT<feCo, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO^ 


A  WmBKLY  NEWSPARBR  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  BSTATE.  WESTBfilV  SBCURITIBS.  BUILDIMQ  AND  THE  RECORDS 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


5X 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Estate,  [pan 
and  financial  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Intereets  of  Non-Residents, 


lOO 

J  "Wasliin.eton  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

BTos.  145  and  147  Randolpli  St., 
CHIC  At.  O. 

The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  Securities  a  Specialty  First 
Mortuages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ttortgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

tSS  LA  SALLB  STREET.  W.  W.  COR.  MADI30H. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  .5o,  OHIOAQO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'SmEs. 

Morta:age  Ijoans. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

 NewStock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Kental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12,  CareBgal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  qOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

^icagfo. 


Special  attention  ^ven  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 


AND 


Insurance. 


Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 
NOTARY  PUBuc.  Ctiicag^o,  111. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GEEEN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
BAND0I.PH  E.  FISHBUBN. 


WTLLT8  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  GBOBGE  I,.  WABNEB. 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  ■■  MM, 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe^t  portion  of  the  city. 

^^ISiMlLWAUKEE+AVENUE^fe. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


I  firi  I      ^  BRO 

Removed  to  125  Dearborn  st 


FLOOR. 


A.  O,  SliAUOHIEB. 


WM.  V.  BAKEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Claris  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
ta-,  A^i^aS^^B  Branch  Oflflce 

I  87       I  S9  Dearborn  St-  Oalnmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 

T^l.  Oa^and  387, 


1  1  5- 1  1  V  Ija,  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.  Y.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Ohioaga  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boncht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiK  PHONE  1416. 

50-FOOT  CORNER 

On  East  avenue  and  Harvard  street,  Oak  Park. 
$750.   Terms  easy. 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

Madison  st.  and  Harlem  av„ 
Or  215  Dearborn  St,  Chicago. 


578 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  2-2,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

.A-cre  .  Tracts  •  F-aroli£ts©<d. 

Or  SuTDdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


«rrllles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kluzie  st. 


Telephone,  Main  986. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

13  Bandolpli  St . 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6.C0  to  tfiO.OU  per  ananm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

^  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ^ 
•$i  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  ^g- 

C.  H.  EULETTE  Sl  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago 

•ej       BANKERS.  ^ 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND &Co 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 

Telephone  Ualn  26&.  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  WasbiDgton, 


Branch  Olllee, 
ft90  £,  55  t^treet. 


OHIOAQO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    aSAHO    6S    MBTHOfOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


Francis  E.  Fealiody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 
Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


r.  A.  BABNE'", 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


B.  M.  PABI8B, 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  .office  are  offered  unequaled 
.  .opportunities  for  protection 
.  against  loss.  All  required 
.  .information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Mectianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  aiain  113.  CI)  iCElgfO,  111. 


•  THE!. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Oeo.  Sobheidkb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  VloB  PreBldent. 
Wm.  a.  Hamuohd,  3d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moix,  Cashier. 
Benbt  D.  Fibu>,  Asst.  Oasbler. 
BSHBT  B.  KSHTi  ad  Asst.  Osshler. 


OHIGAGO. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 


157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


I 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  JHasonlc  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 


BANKERS. 


Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STBEilT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN,! 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


|I07  AelMi^ua  B 


Mei;baq}cs'  Wens  e^clvisively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  Wide-awake  newspaper 

DEVOTKD  T0> 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


&-THE 

F{eal  ^state|BijiIdi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


Showing  In  Advance 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Building  and  Real  estatr 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 
Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  5ales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  25. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVEKY  SATURDAY.  JUNE  22,  1895. 


85.00  PER  aknijm;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  PliAOED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  . 

Ravenswood.  OxllCagfO. 


JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


/HonBy  LDaned  Withoot  CDmmissiDn 

On  improved  city  property  and 
■31  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519.  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT. 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Sireet. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402 The  OXFORD. 84  and  86  LaSalle  SL, CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   L^eal  Estate 

I08  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


Egfleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harriion  6  9.  409411  BOOZERT  BLD&. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS . 
SILAS  M .  MOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  ,TUDD. 

E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 

Knigl?t  ^  Ma^sl^all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
F-nsr-A-nsroiAL  brokers, 

97  CLARK  Street. 


H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB.   O.  H.  FU30HE0E.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  RUBUO.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2f. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
904  Stock  Exchange  Building,  CHICAQO 

^~ETSDeton  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANK  BIEDIiE. 


P.  J.  BOHBEINEB. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  Sontli  661, 

Real  Entate  Bonght  BDd  Hold.  Bents  Ojlleoted.  Taxes  Paid  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  neRotlatlnR  loan's  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  DOLESE. 


i,  H.  SHEFABl; 


B8TABLI8HXD  1888. 


Dolese  &  Shepard, 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Poblio.  Telephone  Main  8269. 


PAVING i CONTRACTORS. 

"  ■  c 

MAKxii'AOTTmua  Ain>  oaAUBi  ta 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      .  OHIOAGC* 

BBOOND  riiOOB  TEUrONIO  BUIIiDINQ. 
TELEPHONE  No.  IMS. 

Parttcalar  attentloo  p»M  to  Macadam  Boada,  Mrea,  Boiil» 
vwda  wd  Boada  in  mw  SabdiTUioM. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  1N2URPCE,  LDP2 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO , 

HBA^Iu  BSTA.TB<S; LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  chicaco 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


l30'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST, 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Dearborn  St. 
"^SL^i**"*®  ^^yStl*         Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EZOHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  aiala  3733. 


HnmlDaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

BSTATB, 


Boom  il  Uerchanti  Bldg„ 


BBANOH  OFFICE;  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

8.  E.  Ooc.  California  St  North  Ats.  LaSslle  Ste., 

0pp.  Int.  to  Homboldl  Park.  CHIOAQC 


580 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURKAL. 


JuDe  22, 1899. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTBD  EVEBT  WEEK — A-LIi  r.ETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MABKBD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPBBTY 
ADVEBTI9ED  EXCEPT  WHEBB  THE  uWNEB  OB  BIS  AOENT'S 
AnDBESS  IS  OITEN. 


BEA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


200 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Archer  av,   No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    Rll  t  6.500 

Armoar  av,  No  5628,  house  and  lot,  price  f 3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vincennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood .    W  8 .  $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oaltimet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     C  18  $  3,360 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000,  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot,  22J^xl00.  R  11  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  11 .  $86,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  $460,0p0 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6. .  . . : .  $  90 

Prexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  £0th  st,  100x200.    A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma  , 
Bldg  ...f  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4l8t  at,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$23,000 

Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  .$23,OpO 

Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden , 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  bouse.    B  16. $15,01)0 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  bouse. 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  atone  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  46th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  bouse 

Ellis  av,  near  64tb  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house. 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$66,000,  inoumbranoe  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111, 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,0)00 

Forty  -second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  16  $10,6100 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  comers. 

Cor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot    P  4.  $ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <roTit 

foot.    P  4  ,    .$ 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $ 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot, 
or  140x100,  snap,  prioe  per  iront  foot.  P 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot;" 

P  4  ........$ 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.  P4  ,.   $  soo 

Forty-fifth  st.nearGrand  blvd,  14  room«,  stone.  B  16.$15,000 

Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  6,0100 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6...,...$  2120 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  198 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $  8,^00 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,M)0 


B  15.  $20,000 
B  15. $10,000 
B  15..$  8,500 
B  15.  $13,000 
B  16.  $13,000 
B  15.  $30,000 
B  15.$  4,600 


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Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  houde .  B 15 .  $27,0|00 


Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  wonld  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveiand       near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  fall  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  10-room  frame  house. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8tory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
IS-foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  brick  house.  B  16.$10,C00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  at,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoa^fes;  cheap.  H  15.  I 
Kenwood  av,n6ar^7th  at,10-room  stone  house. B  15.$10,OCO 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av,  near  45lh  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15 .  $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  16. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  .$  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  62d  st,  50  x  135  It:,  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  bV,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$10,00C 
Main  st,  near  Slst,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.  B  15...$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  6l8t  8t,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15 . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$16,000 
Monroe  av,  near 64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B15....$  5,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  roopas,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  1  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevatied,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
-each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   Rll......  :   $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  723,  106  x  125  ftf  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Oom- 
mission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  V  I  1,850 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riv«rdale. — One  block,  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-8tory  btiok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls;  lot  100x125.     Rll....-  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  .......$  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roome,stone.B'16.$12,C0b 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261,  14-ioom  frame,    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15 ..... .  $13,000 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  ay,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  16.  $  4,500 

South  Chicago  -^A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue^K,  two  blooka  from.  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  imjproTement.    Address  G  Fuohes  & 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  HI. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  16  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.$  9,600 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  bouse.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  4Bd  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15 ...  $  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  166 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoences  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $16,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

S  13  ,$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  Q^ar  12th  st,   2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  60x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  5l8t  si,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av.  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  briok  house. 

B  16  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$25,rOO 
W  >odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft .    W  8 ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  t,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  soqth  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Barling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  6,400 

Clark  8t  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13   90 

Clark  st  N,  3-story  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3  story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 

Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  comeT  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  I  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
eleotrio  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.  B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
OD  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rnst,  dooay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house  ' 
and  over  the  drive-way ;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 


June  22,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 

bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibnle  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  bnilt 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-olasa  manner.    The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  is  finished  with 
onrly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plombing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  fnrnaoe,  which  will  heat  the  honee 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  76  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  np  stairs.    Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  ^6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.     Eenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  fiud  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo/  smaller  place  or  snriall  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4  |15,00O 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrova  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  j  2,500 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  iouth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  |  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  bnildi  g,  28  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  tt,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  a  houses  8  rooms  |4,250;  9 
rooms  $fi,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
<fc  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  683^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  suflScient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  Bast  Ravenswood  Park, 

School  st  corner,  75xl23>^.    A  13  |  6^300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .f  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  |  .3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W  8   flO.OOO 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  i5xl26  ft.    W8  |  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, (Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amandson,  owner, 

85  5th  av.  Room  50  j  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  S-story  flat  bnilding,20  rootns- 
frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette.— Very  fine  7  to  10  room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  eh  mod.ern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Adams  et,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  .f  ... 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 


rada  av,  75x182  ft.  Bll. 


Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 


ft.    R  11 


$  145 

$15,000 
.$  4,000 


Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26  600 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.    Send  for  cata-  ' 

logue.    L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum. 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av^  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi 
size  of  nt  i  ^*  6-10x1(  0  )  \  20x128  >..,.' 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  I  35x128  [ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br-M  0  11 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  973^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore8t,nearOampbellav.  houseof  7room8.  Fll  $  3  000 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern,' 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Bobey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    B  11  $36,000 

Harrison  St.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  . 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale.— Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lota 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134 

W8  

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.  B  11  .*.,,.* 
Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tor*y  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  | 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-«tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  av,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 
foot.  W8  


BBAL  BaTATE  FOR  SALE. 

per  acre.    R  11   $  2  000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick  ' 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats-    Bll   $12  000 

Park  av.,  near  Oalifornia  av,  choice  modern  7-room  ' 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Boom  29 

90  La  Salle  st   «  g 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat"  B  ll  $  7*000 
Polk  st,  nep-r  (  ontre  Mv,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.    The  ' 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  A  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st   •  2  600 

Proviso— 80  acres,  being  tbe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  ORB. 
Price  |6(jO  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Farkaa 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock. 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Bidgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,    Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  <fc  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 
Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317 


.  $  1,350 


.$  2,500 
4,600 


>  13,000 


'  t7BBT  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 

front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 

&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 
Adams  st,near  Garfield  Park  -New,  modern  steam- 

heated  residence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story"  modern  Vteam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  

Adams  8t,  near  St  Lonia  av,  modern  Vteam-heated 

2  f!tory  brick,  etooe  froot,  fl^t  bqildieg.    W  8.|ll,O0Q 


1,060 


$13,000 


515,000 


3,000 


,    ,        .  ,  J  .     $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  |  g  ^Qfj 

Ke(?zieav,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  B  ll  $31 'ooo 
Lake  st  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above,    Bll...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x13  2. 
B  11  ,  

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  si' ''L"  Voad,*5-oent 
fare.     One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Bobinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  eq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    B  11  $10  000 
Madison  st.  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick  ' 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

„    Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Bll   $12  000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $l,6o6  ' 
each.    Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale: 
cheap.  Bll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1  500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot  ' 
25x125  ft.    R  11 


Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  naodern  2-stoVy  brick," 
stone  front  flat  building.  W  8.  ■ 
Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house '22x56  'ft'" 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  .Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
§ere8  for  bnrjal  groaiacl  jn  lots  to  Bijts,  Prioe 


f  2,600 
$  8,000 


and  319,  cor  Nutt  et, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11   $12  000 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3  story  pressed' brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Looia  av,  8  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  .  .'.'.  $  6,500 
Twelfth  et,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  B  B,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property.  Z3.* 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  buys 
it  all.    Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8  $  2  000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105* 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-Btory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co.  Madison  at  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi<ienoe 
netir  Francisco  st.  Will  put  in  oaph.  X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Bobey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8   |  2I6 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  s'-sto'ry 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

facturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.  W8...$7,C00 
Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  ' 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas.— Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309  ^    |  g 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  ia  not  a  farmer.  He  Uvea 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or .  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  Beal  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
SiOi  t/afeea  o«rf  of  ie  tr«otg  of  §  aores  aod 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  22,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


lemons  and  orangea;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Franoisoo. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  bavinft 
been  fitted  np  for  nse  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  OhicHgo  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  3,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  |105,00«.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  t  5 

Florida  — Orange  (Jo.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
ai«  to  quality  and  locution  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2.0  0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  I  3,100 

Florida.— 60,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1-60 

Illinois.— Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  f 3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,n00;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  value,  600- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  pobtofQoe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  1 

MISCEIiLANEOUS . 

A  fine  lesidenoe  in  city  of  18.000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(  00 

cash,  |4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


ReahEstate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  |3,500,  dear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2....  $4,800 

Ualsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.3  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Bailding. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5i^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
;^3.50  ppr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  4&,Telephone  Building, 
San  Franoisoo,  Cal 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,   olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
Htone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Baydt-n,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street' improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  ranning  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
 $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.  C  12. 
Olybonrn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37}^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  boilders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 


California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  .d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considi^red  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Cal   $  225 

Georgia~650-aore  tine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co.  oiesr 

$15,000;  want  city  property.    W  12, 
Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate  glass 
front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improvements,  clear 
and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will  exchange  for  a  large  first 
class  farm  if  well  improved  and  clear.    Address  GiiOBE 
Real  Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  station,  297 
acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced,  wind  mill  pump 
good  house  and  good  barns  with  farming  implements 
in  flrst-olass  order,  price  $7,500.    Will  take  about  in 
Chicago  property,  balance  cash  and  mortgages.    B  1 
Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

eqnitv.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  lo  miles  from  Alton 
price  $3,600,  encumbrance  $606,  dae  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  Ij^-storjr 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  15. 
Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas 

clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  othtir  out 
houses,  wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
runnine  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance-- i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 
Minnesota.— -Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

Sontb  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 
713  Taooma  Building  $  10 

LAKE  UINNETONSA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  16, 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOEIiliANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property ;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  pnoer. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change )^  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 


Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12, 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  et,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


SUBURBAN. 


II 


AUBUBN  PABK. 


Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vioinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  6-cent;  double  flat  honBe;all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $2(i  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Anhland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Rue  &  Co,  68  N  Olintou 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdbon, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  1^, 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg.   


Wanted—Miscellaneous. 


An 


expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  establiehed 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  oeed  applji 
X  16. 


June  32  189£. 


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WII.BUB  B.  DAVIS  . 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street,  Chicaso. 

Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jaclcson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

©2   and   04  Wastiirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  tbe  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Loans  on  Reai,  Estate 
and  thb  sale  of  fib3t  mobtgaqes 
a  8pe0ialtt, 


Rbal  Estate  Bought, 
SoiiD  AND  Managed. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOBTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  ai;  .     .     las  Olar-lt  Street 
FOR.  SA-LE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 
&00D  INVESTMEJTT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

at^fl'?®*®®"*'^  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  Pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  L  built  by 

S^iHif  a  y^^'-    "^^^^e  houses  are  selling 

rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Ninc^tf^Anth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  thf sup Jly 
pf  the  r  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation .  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
fnH  ^T^^^-^^  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
ieTou  Ji'irveSfher^  '"^^'^^^^  Judgm?nt\il^ 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

TRTJSXEES ' 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Kugene  H.  Fisbburp.  Secy.  Wm.  M.  HHjbprt,  Mgr. 


California  Land 

FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Ezcliange  for 
Income  Paying  Property . 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
L.ai..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigatinff 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propositions, 
ihe  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  makine 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TEADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
14  Post  Street,      .     SAN  PRANOISCO,  CAL 


Cliicap  Interior  DecorallDg  Co. 

"Bank,  Office  &  Club 
Equipments 
l\Iantels,Tiles,CeramicMosaics 

FINE  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 

Highest  grade  of  first  class  goods. 
Drawings  and  Estimates  furnished  upon  appUcatlon. 
"49  &  150  Michigan  Avenue, 

X'Z  Henry  LibWee  Co. 


WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $10 
down,  $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  JBxcbanse  Bnlldine,  -  Chicago 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  StreetB. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
Ibove^theTkt  ^^^^     ^®  ^^^^ 

Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Kooms  629  and  6.30,         /rv »  j.. 
NgWSTOQK  |5^GHANQE]BUILDING,.  \l2K<lgO.|Jl . 


Tfflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 

MANTIFACTTJBER8  OF 

Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  1157  Marquette  Building,    ■  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


Title 


iUARANTEE 

Trust  Co. 


fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Businesj, 
Makes  Atstractsof  Title. 

Gruarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  8IBVIOE  AND  BEASONABLK  BATB8. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Gabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vioe-Preet. 
A.  A.  9IBWABT,  Sec'y.   0-  B.  Labbabeb,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  Sbllbbs,  Trust  Officer. 


Frank  Hah's  Casino,Musee  and  Variety 

Theater— Wabash  av.,  near  Jackson  et.  ' 

NOW  OPEN.  Oontinnoos  performances  Ham 
11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Ohioaso  Prino 
10  15  26  35  50     B.«  seats  |1. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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THE 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JUNE  22.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 

Conservative  thinkers  are  beginning  to  warn  the 
public  against  a  reaction.  They  say  that  the  specu- 
lative fervor  generated  by  reviving  business  condi- 
tions has  carried  some  prices  too  high  lor  the  time 
being,  and  that  all  the  traditions  of  trade  are  in  favor 
of  a  reaction  to  accompany  a  rapid  advance,  no 
matter  how  legitimate  and  warranted  the  advance 
may  be.  Such  a  reaction  has  been  seen  during  the 
past  week  in  the  price  of  wheat,  and  it  may  follow  in 
various  other  articles,  but  there  is  little  fear  among 
the  posted  operators  that  the  old  plane  of  prices  will 
be.reached  again.  A  part  of  the  decline  is  undoubt- 
edly due  to  the  magnificent  crop  prospects  in  the 
northwest,  but  this,  on  the  other  hand,  is  cause  for 
encouragement.  In  fact,  reports  from  all  parts  of 
the  country  are  so  uniformly  favorable  that  a  mere 
reaction  from  the  rise  of  prices  which  may  have  gone 
too  high  will  not  be  of  any  particular  signitlcance. 

A  steady  and  conservative  advance  in  values  has 
its  effect  on  every  department  of  finance  and  trade. 
Even  the  money  market  is  most  vitally  affected. 
When  business  is  good  and  prices  are  high  the  value 
of  the  collateral  for  borrowing  money  is  at  the  high- 
est and  loans  are  freely  asked  and  given,  with  the  re- 
sult that  millions  of  idle  funds  find  their  way  into 
circulation  and  productive  industry.  Much  has  been 
said  about  the  hoarding  of  capital  as  a  cause  of  the 
recent  panic,  but  it  is  ditBcult  to  say  whether  this  or 
the  scarcity  of  good  collateral  did  most  to  bring  about 
a  close  market  The  volume  of  money  in  the  coun- 
try is  ample  for  the  demands  of  trade,  but  its  appar- 
ent scarcity  has  been  due  rather  to  a  lack  of  confi- 
dence in  securities  than  to  anything  else. 

The  Treasury  situation,  on  the  whole,  is  quite  fa- 
vorable. The  deficit  continues,  and  for  the  year  end- 
ing June  30  the  total  deficit  will  probably  be  about 
$48,000,000,  but  this  immense  sum  will  be  only  a  little 
over  two-thirds  arrears  io  the  fiscal  year  which  ende  1 
eleven  and  a  half  months  ago.  The  gold  fund  is 
nearly  up  to  the  $100,000,000  line,  and  as  the  bond  syn- 
dicate still  has  some  $7,000,000  or  more  to  pay  into  the 
Treasury,  it  is  probable  that  the  reserve  will  hold  its 
own  until  fall,  when  the  regular  gold  importations 
may  be  relied  on  to  keep  the  reserve  intact. 

The  recent  report  of  the  Inter-State  Commerce 
Commission  on  the  railways  of  the  United  States, 
while  not  entirely  fresh  as  to  data,  is  yet  interesting 
as  showing  the  condition  of  the  greatest  industrial 
interest  of  this  country  according  to  most  recently  ob- 
tainable figures.  The  continuing  tendency  towards 
concentration  is  shown  by  the  merger  during  the  year 
of  fifteen  companies,  the  reorganization  of  twenty- 
two  and  the  consolidation  of  fourteen.  A  very  large 
number  of  railway  corporations  maintain  an  exist- 
ence without  operating  roads,  having  leased  them  or 
consolidated  them  on  terms  that  require  them  to 
maintain  their  separate  existence.  The  extent  to 
which  this  consolidation  has  gone  on  is  shown  by  the 
statement  that  44  of  the  roads  of  the  United  States 
have  over  one-half  the  trackage,  and  that  ninety 
roads  operate  nearly  three-fourths  of  the  entire  mile- 
age. 

Unfortunately,  the  railways  do  not  present  a  favor- 
able financial  report.  Over  63  percent  of  their  capi- 
tal stock  pays  no  dividends.  About  one-fourth  of  the 
mileage  of  the  country  is  operated  by  receivers.  The 
doating  debt  is  over  $600,000,000.    Fixed  charges 


amounting  to  $264,000,000  pay  no  interest.  The  show- 
ing is  one  of  general  insolvency.  No  other  business 
or  industry  in  the  country  presents  so  dismal  a  record. 

The  cause  is  over  capitalization.  The  railways  of 
the  entire  country  are  capitalized  in  bonds  and  stocks 
at  the  rate  of  $62,951  a  mile .  Of  course  this  is  a  ridicu- 
lous sum  even  for  an  average  and  is  more  significant 
of  reckless  financiering  when  it  is  remembered  that 
many  of  the  roads  are  capitalized  far  in  excess  of  this 
figure.  In  general,  the  roads  with  a  capital  in  stocks 
and  bonds  representing  approximately  the  cost  of 
construction  are  solvent,  divjdend-paying  properties; 
and  it  is  the  roads  with  absurdly  watered  stocks  that 
are  in  the  insolvent  list.  The  average  rate  on  the 
dividend-paying  roads  is  over  5  percent,  which  shows 
that  railroad  property  like  everything  else  pays  fairly 
well  when  not  over  capitalized.  It  is  not  a  fact  that 
the  railroad  business  of  the  country  is  unprofitable, 
but  that  legitimate  earnings  cannot  keep  pace  with 
reckless  financiering. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Nearly  all  the  excitement  this  week  has  been  in 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  Several  causes  have  combined 
to  make  this  soar.  In  the  first  place  the  extension  of 
its  tracks  to  Wabash  avenue  is  regarded  as  a  good 
omen.  A  terminus  at  that  avenue  is  sure  to  be  much 
more  advantageous  to  the  road  than  the  present  sta- 
tion on  Market  street.  With  trains  running  into  the 
heart  of  the  business  district  it  is  easy  to  see  that 
traffic  will  be  very  largely  increased. 

Then  it  was  announced  early  in  the  week  that  the 
Ziegler  suit  for  a  receiver  had  been  dismissed,  and  at 
once  a  bull  movement  in  the  stock  commenced. 
Nearly  10,000  shares  were  sold  on  Tuesday  at  an  ad- 
vance ranging  from  17i  to  18i.  The  next  day  nearly 
5,000  shares  changed  hands,  and  the  price  jumped  up 
to  I9i  This  figure  was  pretty  well  maintained  later 
in  the  week,  as  an  official  statement  of  the  earnings 
and  fixed  charges  of  the  road  was  put  in  circulation 
Thursday  and  made  a  favorable  showing.  Accord- 
ing to  this  statement,  the  net  earnings  of  the  road 
for  the  first  six  months  of  1895  will  be  about  $104,350 
and  the  fixed  charges  for  the  same  period,  $107,955, 
leaving  a  deficit  of  only  $3,605.  With  the  present 
traffic  practically  meeting  the  fixed  charges  while  the 
road  is  at  a  great  disadvantage  as  to  down-town  ter- 
minal and  extensions,  it  is  argued  that  when  the 
Wabash  avenue  terminal  is  secured  there  must  be  a 
very  great  change  in  earning  power— so  great,  in  fact, 
as  to  solve  the  financial  problem  for  the  future. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  foi 
the  week  ending  June  15,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 

WEEK  EDDINO 
JUIfB  15,  1895. 


WEEK  ENDINO 
JUNE  16,  1894. 


Inc. 

New  York.... 

S  646.123.629 

$  428,779,216 

27. 

6 

80,850,984 

86,591,221 

6. 

1 

96,670,163 

76,976,802 

26. 

6 

Philadelphia.. 

63,603,246 

61,284,000 

24. 

2 

St.  Louis.  .  . 

26.438,627 

22,861,870 

16. 

3 

San  Fraooisoo. 

13,170,869 

12,601.665 

4. 

6 

Baltimore  .... 

14,467,766 

14.031,890 

3. 

6 

Pittsburgh  

14,666,241 

U.779,&12 

23. 

7 

Oinoinnati .... 

13,972,700 

13,782,250 

7 

8 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

10,490,786 

9,0(  7,381 

16. 

5 

New  Orleans  . . 

7.828,082 

6,267,60.5 

24. 

8 

4,12I,7;i7 

3,779,667 

16 

9 

Milwaukee. . . . 

4,664,290 

4,460,066 

4 

3 

6,250,625 

6,202,110 

2 

1 

6,712.873 

6,630,712 

16 

3 

Minaespolis . . 

7,096,819 

6.486,524 

9 

4 

3.314,340 

6,446,426 

Providence . . . 

6,456,600 

4,563,600 

19 

.7 

6,345.099 

4.890.176 

53 

.2 

4,322,426 

3,987,991 

8 

.7 

St.  Paul  

4,364,994 

3,912,493 

1 

.6 

3,205,768 

2,604.378 

23 

.7 

Indianapolis. . 

6,243,879 

3.883,369 

35 

.0 

Uolumbns.  . . . 

4,040,2(10 

3.422,600 

18 

.1 

2,034,822 

1,821,223 

26 

.8 

aiohmond  .... 

2,481,179 

2,131,682 

11 

.2 

Washington. .. 

2,097,097 

1,710,546 

22 

.2 

1,961,474 

1,980,658 

St.  Joseph. ... 

1,301,000 

1,469,688 

Per 
oentagee 
Deo. 


2,081,861 

1,698,948 

30.8 

Memphis   

1,648,877 

2,406,941 

80.0 

Portland  Or.. 

1,237,482 

778,817 

58.4 

1,479,968 

1,416,111 

4.9 

New  Haven. . . 

1,647,219 

1,474,067 

4.7 

Savannah  .... 

1,708,384 

1,276,867 

33.7 

Springfield. ... 

1,403,807 

1,233,841 

13.8 

1,298,401 

1.264,987 

2.6 

Portland  Me.. 

1,233,136 

1,177,196 

3.5 

1,096,579 

902,673 

21.5 

Fort  Worth... 

1,291,880 

1,523,147 

15.1 

♦Waco. 

1,085,1179 

1,019,134 

6.4 

Syracuse  .... 

968.257 

890,412 

7.6 

Des  Moines. . . 

992,7:5 

995,634 

Nom 

Grand  Kdj>idB 

805,226 

746,658 

5.2 

516,166 

492,583 

4.6 

738.371 

579,471 

27.4 

Wilmington  Del 

696,39C 

648,884 

7  8 

Norfolk  

935,646 

818,190 

14  3 

Sioux  Oity . . . 

498,700 

639,891 

22.3 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,253,317 

845,432 

48.2 

582,673 

385,895 

22.3 

Saginaw  

5(5,446 

£0C,086 

68.3 

425,210 

240,505 

77.8 

Jaokoonyille. . 

333,789 

405.529 

1.3 

Lincoln,  Neb. 

312,196 

383,832 

16. S 

New  Bedford.. 

501,365 

395,608 

26.5 

320,737 

320,377 

Nom 

Birmingham . . 

633,045 

237,386 

167.8 

401.067 

343,821 

16.5 

Lexington,  Ey, 

326,201 

344,673 

6.5 

Bingbampton. 

368,700 

361,700 

4.6 

*Bay  Oity... 

338,895 

281,883 

19.8 

*Fall  River... 

696,990 

847,041 

24.1 

263,188 

165,239 

39.0 

♦Springfield. . 

175,626 

144,459 

26.6 

187,i;00 

141,400 

32.6 

♦Sioux  Falls. 

52,367 

125,950 

56.6 

♦Fremont.,.. 

59,048 

105,354 

43.8 

♦Hastings, . . . 

63,802 

84,772 

26.9 

♦Uhattanooga. 

234,568 

191,052 

22  5 

176,926 

125,496 

39.9 

♦Nashville.... 

962,144 

826,644 

15.2 

*Glalve8ton. . . 

3,621,700 

3,966  9i0 

8.3 

Salt  Lake  Oity. 

960,185 

1,309,909 

Ott  7 

Rookford. . . . 

27  3.763 

No  returns 

663,764 

,i 

563,056 

i< 

Kalamazoo... 

288,144 

<i 

♦Liittle  Rook.. 

408,903 

<i 

Total,  U.  8. 
Cities  Exoldg  N. 

Montreal  (Oan) 
Toronto 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  ''  . 


$1,003,010,496 
Y.  466,886,867 


f  852,863,697  21, 
404,084,481  16. 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


112,924,666 
7,404.456 
1,367,170 
736.203 
860,503 


$10,792,621 
5,226,445 
1,008,668 
682,137 
727,899 


14.1 
41.7 
36.0 
7.9 
19.2 


Total,  Oan.. 


$22,662,988     $17,709,87 1  22.8 


ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


^EEE  ENDINO 
JUNE  15,  1895, 

New  Engl'd  States  #111,680,864 


WEEK  BNDINa  PEBCENT- 
JUNE  15,  1894.  AGE. 

I  89,475,795  24.7 


38.8 


1.4 
10.9 


Middle 

Soufhern  " 

Western  " 

Northwestern  " 

Soathwestern  " 

Far  Western  " 


631,611,768 
40,937,815 
43,959,249 
114,166,898 
40,636,994 
21,915,433 


498,280,918 
36,636,543 
36,900,628 

111,726,040 
37,236,722 
19,830,687 


26.7 
12.2 
21.8 
2.1 
9.1 
10.  6 


$1,004,809,021  $  829,987,233 
♦Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEABINGS. 

A  comparison  of  the  bank  clearings  of  May  shows 
that  there  was  an  increase  for  the  month  this  year  of 
14  percent  over  April,  1895,  of  25  percent  over  May, 
1894,  and  of  6.6  percent  over  May,  1893.  As  the  finan- 
cial panic  did  not  strike  until  June,  1893,  the  gain  in 
May  over  the  same  month  in  that  year  is  particularly 
pleasing.  There  was  also  a  gain  of  12  5  percent  in 
the  five  months  ending  with  May  over  the  same  time 
in  1894.  May's  great  increase  of  25  percent  had  a 
marked  effect  on  this  total,  as  the  highest  previous 
gain  in  any  month  this  year  was  in  April— a  gain  of 
14  percent— and  the  lowest  was  in  February—  6  per- 
cent. This  week  the  gain  is  again  manifestly  large— 
21.8  percent— which  shows  that  the  upward  move- 
ment is  still  progressing.  In  Canada  the  gain  is 
about  the  same.  In  the  groups  of  States  we  notice 
considerable  variation,  ranging  all  the  way  from  2.1 
to  26  7  percent.  The  New  England  and  Middle 
States  lead  and  the  Northwestern  and  Southwestern 
States  bring  up  the  rear. 

Another  encouraging  indication  is  the  increase  in 
the  currency  circulation,  which  amounted  to  $6,745,402 
io  May  over  April.  The  aggregate  circulatioq  a,t  tliQ 


June  22,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


585 


I 


end  of  May— that  is,  the  amount  of  money  in  the 
people's  hands  and  in  the  banlis  and  other  financial 
and  business  institutions  outside  of  the  Treasury- 
was  $1,606,179,556.  According  to  the  Treasury  esti- 
mate this  is  about  $23.02  per  capita.  If  a  large  circu- 
lation means  good  times  this  exhibit  ought  to  be 
pleasing,  for  the  per  capita  is  seldom  as  high  as  this 
and  very  rarely  higher.  In  fact  it  has  been  lower  in 
periods  of  greater  prosperity.  In  1879,  just  after  the 
resumption  of  specie  payments,  it  was  between  $4  and 
$5  lower,  but  for  a  year  or  two  then  there  was  greater 
industrial  activity  than  has  ever  been  known  in  this 
country  since. 

Advancing  prices  and  advancing  wages  go  hand  in 
hand.  For  instance,  in  Philadelphia  the  Iron  and 
Steel  Association  have  issued  a  bulletin  announcing 
an  advance  of  $2  per  ton  in  steel  rails.  Here  is  a  case 
which  illustrates  how  higher  prices  benefit  the  work- 
ing man.  The  ordinary  laborer  can  not  by  any  pos- 
sibility be  a  purchaser  of  steel  rails  and  hence  is  not 
interested  in  keeping  the  price  of  rails  down,  but  an 
advance  in  their  price  makes  it  possible  at  once  to 
increase  the  wages  of  every  laborer  employed  in  their 
production.  This  benefits  thousands  of  workmen 
and  their  families.  And  the  same  is  true  of  nearly 
every  department  of  industry.  While  the  working 
man  is  a  large  consumer  of  the  necessaries  of  life  he 
is  not  a  purchaser  of  the  more  elaborate  and  expen- 
sive of  the  manufactures  on  which  his  labor  is  ex- 
pended, so  that  when  these  products  rise  in  price  he 
is  benefited  far  more  than  he  is  injured. 

Apparently  the  aggregate  industrial  output  of  the 
country  is  very  nearly  up  to  that  of  1892,  before  the 
panic  was  in  sight.  This  does  not  appear  to  be  the 
case  on  the  face  of  the  returns,  but  we  must  remem- 
ber that  prices  are  so  much  lower  now  than  then 
that  a  given  volume  of  business  appears  smaller  now. 
The  fact  is  that  in  spite  of  these  low  prices  the  ag- 
gregate of  trade  is  fast  reaching  up  to  the  high  water 
figures  of  1892,  and  that,  if  no  reverses  set  in,  we  shall 
soon  see  a  complete  restoration  of  good  times. 


Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
fSioux  Falls 
tFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
t  Fargo 
fNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scranton 
Kalamazoo 
Little  Rock 

Total 


414,096 
284,349 
286.269 
466;618 
4387,54 
532,165 
449,600 
361,334 
718,770 
278,114 
197,841 
191,200 
57  886 
74,353 
60  490 
128,330 
817,619 
3,574,660 
1,181,331 
172,650 
586,476 
794.315 
286,855 
357,917 


85.0 


7  2 
76  6 

4.9 
38  1 
18  3 
16  3 
48  8 


26 
10.9 


30. 


N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  Bs  .i,00 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  41^8  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  let  IVI  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  l8t  oon  6!l  1943 

Sonth  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  let  M  58  192S 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  58 ....  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  69  

West  Town  New  issue  * 

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


600  000 

105 

1  850  000 

1001^ 

2  350  000 

103^ 

3  400  000 

"102 

217  000 

•92 

4  100  000 

102 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 

1  000  000 

427  000 

tl09 

■f-ifof 

t91 
tl04 

102% 

101 

101^ 

98 


$1,076,419,460 


Exclusive  of  New  York  446,256,291 
fNot  included  in  totals. 


21  9 

11  9 
10  7 

15.7 
2.7 


29  0 
15  2 


51. 
45.01 
22  5 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Kanse  f<»r  the  weeR, 


BANK  STOCKS.    Par  $100 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  June  20. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

fHouston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

Dallas 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 
Sioux  City 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 


Inc. 

Dec 

$630,163,169 

39.1 

89,091, 1.S8 

10.4 

84,1)  5,  i50 
75,750,090 

14  2 

32.1 

23,406,973 

8.3 

13,443,332 

21.8 

14,139,730 

17.4 

14,436,527 

9  9 

13,714,100 

18.1 

9,445,589 

6.9 

7,323,423 

4.5 

4.0!-5,042 

10  8 

4,428,030 

8.1 

6.044,176 

19.1 

5,936,229 

12.0 

6,799,955 

12.9 

3,091,727 

38  2 

6,264,700 

30  7 

5,752,336 

13.3 

3,848,489 

3.0 

4,892,695 

20.7 

2,  8j  9,023 

i4.2 

4,812,886 

12.5 

3,622  400 

10.7 

2,015.050 

8.0 

2,406,980 

5.6 

1,892,693 

10  5 

2,074,822 

9.5 

1,277,000 

2.3 

1,867,687 

6.2 

1,387,163 

11.6 

1,075,320 

22.0 

1,542,360 

23.1 

1,351,172 

21.1 

1,739,158 

8.7 

1,101,506 
1,239,358 

35.8 

22  6 

950,651 

9.2 

1,148,290 

22  5 

960,198 

4.9 

772,494 

4.2 

420,670 

23.0 

715,520 

26.5 

692,706 

4.5 

421.325 

28.8 

630,515 

43.0 

496,643 

69.0 

American  Exohan^e  Nat  

Amerioan  Trust  and  Savingn. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  , 

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  , 

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   . . . . 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Onion  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoant 
Cap  8tock. 


1  000  OOn 
1  000  000 
700  0<i( 
500  000 

1  000  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

230  000 
500  000 

3  000  000 
600  000 

1  000  000 
300  000 
222  000 
250  000 

2  000  000 
500  000 
200  000 
500  000 

2  000  000 
2  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  000  000 
750  000 
1  000  000 

1  000  000 
200  000 
500  000 

2  000  000 
500  000 


6% 

12% 
10^ 

m 


Bid 


iro 
114 
112 


128 


Asked 

flOSl 
-25 
125 
t260 
+275 
T132 


6% 

125 

tl32 

12% 

274 

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116 

tll5 

tl(i4 

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tl20 

tl26 

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345 

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650 

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12% 

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tl75 

fiso 

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tll4 

200 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  O  Can  and  Dock  Co!! 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Oo  . . . . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. .  ] 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Paokingr  &  P  Oo  Limited 

Ohi  Packing  4  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  8  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  .  .  . 

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

Deposit  Vault  Co  . . . 

Gas  Co   

Passenger  Ry  

Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo   ..... 

Lake  Street  Ele  »te<J  B  R  . 
In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd ... ."  . 

In  P«<5k  «r  Prov  Co  fifd  ' 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited  .  .  .  . 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  . . . .  ' 
North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo .....  ] 

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  '.' 

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line'. 

I  Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  . .   

West  Div  Oity  Railway    ..  ." 
West  Chicago  Street  R  R 


Amonnt 
Gap  Stock. 


$  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

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CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

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M  u  n  °° Lake  Street  Elevated.. isf 
Brew  &  Malt  Oo       ...Ah%  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  . . . .  1^ 

Pfd  ....30         "  "         pfj  ofii/ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  ..42M  N  Y  Biscuit  Co....  .  :72 


"      Pfd. 61 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  731/ 

Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co . . . .  11^ 


N  Ohi  St  R  R. 
Street's  W  S  0  Line 
W  Obi  St  R  R  


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.131^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  <k  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  63 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  58 ,  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Chicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  1933 

Chicago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4>^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  6s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1906 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  6sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  S  V  O  5-20  63  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  63  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  69  ,  

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  63  1905 

Ohi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  63. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  68. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 


Amount 


S     360  000 
1  260  000 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  000 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  600 
400  000 

1  250  000 
250  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'  J 
650  COO 
600  000 

75  OOP 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 


Bid 


102>^ 
92}^ 
t75 
99 

1021^ 
lOOJ^ 
108>^ 
73 

66 
t44 

lOlK 
tl09 
102% 

96 


Tloo 
Tico 


Gadsden, 


93% 
86 
|t50 

1  500  000|t975I^ 


Asked 


DAILYSALES. 

Saturday,  June  15,  1895. 


tioo 

T90 


OAL. 

25.. 


1053^ 
1023^ 
110 
76 

t67 
46 

lovA 

tl09i 
102^ 
t90 


tioc 

lOi} 


Ala.— An  election  will  be  held  in  August  to 
vote  upon  issuing  $20,000  in  bonds  for  building  a  free 
bridge.    Address  the  mayor. 

Dubuque,  la.— The  finance  committee  has  been  authorized 
to  negotiate  the  sale  of  |5,000  seven  year  6  per  cent  street 
bonds,  authorized  Aug.  9,'94.    T,  J.  Oooney,  Recorder. 


•  OHI.  OANAIi  &  DOCK. 

 641^ 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

20  10^ 

OHI.  OAS  00. 

loo  74 

60— ao't  74% 

LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  R  B . 
10  16% 

 ^ooZ^c'i:::: :::8 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILIi. 

96  1331^ 

60— ao't  133>^ 

STBBET's  W  .  CAB  LINE  . 

70  ....15 


NO.  OHI.ST.  B.  B.  00. 

12  292 

50— ac't  292% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

50  47 

1""  4?!^ 

50  475^ 

200— aoot   47 

50-.  ac't  47% 


150— ao't. 


35  161^  260— ao't 

60— ao't  15i|    50— ac't. 


W  OHI  STBEET  b  b. 

\  

5  132^ 

50— ac't  132% 

150 — acot  132% 


,133 
.133% 


Monday,  June  17,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  71 

BTBKEES'S  W.   OAB  LINE. 

66  15 

OHI  TELEPHONE  00. 
10  170 


OHI  &  S. 

20  

100  


8  BAP.  TBAN. 


00. 

..11% 
11% 


100— ac't  11^ 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

462  293 


5^8 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OHI.  OAS  OO. 

60  741^ 

50  74% 

60— aoot  74 1^ 

60— ao't  75  J^' 

OAIi.  A  OHI.  OANAI.  &  DOOK  00 . 
25  641^ 

100  64>^ 

60 — oash  

100— ao't  

50 — aoot  65 


100— ao't  293 

650  -ao't  293J 

100— ao't  293^ 

60— ao't  293^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

3  132 

130  1321^ 

10  132% 

60  132}^ 

«JM  350-ao't  132% 

f*M  100 -ao't  132% 

50— ao't  132^ 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00,  ILL. 

100  133 

100  133>^ 

60  133 

100— ao't  133>|  232  

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  00.  53 — oash 

66  48       50— ao't. 

90  48  W    50— ao't. 

104  "  "48K    50— ao't. 

100— ao't  "  '48ii  400— ao't  16% 

50— ao't  48%  100— ao't  16^ 

160— ao't  483^  100— ao't  17 

50— ao't  [iS^    60— aoct  n}4 

60— ao't  48%  150— ao't   .17j^ 

Tuesday.  June  18,  1895. 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B. 
IC  

30  

10  


B. 

16% 

16^ 

16% 

17 

17 

16% 
16.^ 
16% 


NEW  TOBK  BISOinT  00 . 

100  72 

OAL.  &  OHI.    OANAL  &  DOCK. 

200— ao't  64% 

100— ao't  6iJi 

OHI.  OAS  00. 

100  74% 


stbeet's  w  oab  line. 

45  16 

100— ao't  151^ 

W.  OHI,  BTBEET  B.  B. 

50  131% 

100  131% 

28  132 


50— ao't  74%  400— ao't  131% 

lOO-ao't  74J^  150— ao't  131  Ji 

200— ao't  74%  250— ao't  132 

60— ao't  74%    50— ao't  1323^ 

100— ao't  1321^ 


Thursday,  June  20,  1895. 


50— ao't 

AM. 


stbeet's  w. 
6  

NO.  OHI.  ST. 
10  


OAB  LINE. 

 15M 

00. 

.292 


B.  B 


NBW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

1  72 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL, 

25  1321^ 

20  132%  150— ao't  292% 

OHI,  GAS  00.  50 — ao't  292% 

100  ao't  741^0HI.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

•74%  140  11% 

STBAW  BOABD  00.  100  11% 


50— ao't, 
50— ao't . 


igiy   12 

49^    ^0  1,% 

49^    10  12}4 

W.OHI.  8TBEET   BR  ^5-OB8h  ,  .  .    .  11% 

w.  um.  BTBEET   E.  B.  150— ao't  12 

ij  131%  250— ao't  12% 

 132     500-ao't  12M 

10   laatij 

50— ao't..  isiy  elevated  b.  b. 

100— ao't....  131  s}    70  18% 

350— ao't  i3ig  1*5  18% 

50— ao't   131%  123  19 

100- ao't   ...  132       *2  19% 

100— aoot   132U  650— ao't  18% 

60— ao't....  J323/1250— ao't  19 

100— ao't  '.'..'.'.[  132%2^50—  193^ 

Friday,  June  21,  1895. 


was  always  his  theory  that  an  elevated  road  could 
not  permanently  injure  a  street  for  two  reasons. 
Some  of  his  tenants  left  Park  avenue,  moved  over  on 
the  Metropolitan  and  when  he  found  them,  the 
whole  family  were  sitting  out  "on  the  rear  porch 
looking  at  the  cars  go  by."  To  be  plain  about  it  peo- 
ple flock  to  the  "L"  roads  and  desert  streets  that 
they  have  lived  on  and  done  business  on  for  twenty 
years. 


.73 


OHI.  ft  8. 

23  

43  

10  


.  TraN.  00. 

 11% 

 11% 

 11% 


AM  BTBAW  BOABD 

80  

100  

100  

10 — oash  

100 — ao't  49 

160— ao't  


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 


50. 
60- 


-ao't . 


150— ao't  132% 

LAKE  ST .   ELEVATED  B  .  B . 

75  17% 

90  17% 

10  17% 

.ow  "0  17% 

*93t  166  17% 

40  :::;i8^' 

166  18% 

100  18% 

100   .18% 

10  18% 

.292     360— ao't  17% 

.291      *0C— ao't  17% 

---       -  .17% 


49 


49 


60— ao't  '?91%1160— ao't 

60 -ao't  291%  260— ao't  17% 

50— ao't  292    3600— ao't  18 

50— ao't  292%  300— ao't  18% 

100— ao't  292%  360— ao't  18% 

50— ao't  292%  500— ao't  18% 

60— ao't  292%  1400— ao't  18% 

50— ao't  293 

Wednesday,  June  19,  1895. 


NEW  XOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

103  72 

OENEBAL  ELEOTBIO 

50— ao't  .35% 

60— ao't  36 

CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

20  11% 

2  11% 

O.  &  O.  OANAL  &  D03K. 

6  64% 

100— ao't   64% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

20  132 

60  132% 

160— ao't  132 

stbeet's  W.  OAB  LINE. 

55  16 

115  16% 

345  15% 

OHI.  OAS  CO, 

100— ao't  74% 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO, 
160— ao't  5:911^ 

60— ao't  291% 

100— ao't  292 

60 — ao't  292% 

50— ao't  292% 

50 — ao't  292% 

50 — ao't  293 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

134  -131% 

131% 
132% 

132% 


50. 
50. 
15. 


200— ao't  131^^, 

50— ao't  ,  ....131% 

150 — ao't  132 

60— ao't  132  U 

100— ao't  132% 

200-ao't  132% 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  B. 

20  18% 

70  18% 

136  18% 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00 

10  

stbeet's  W.    OAB  LINE 

^  15% 

CAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  DOOK. 

20  64 

OHI.  ft  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

20  11% 


AM.    SaBAW  BOABD. 

20  48% 

50  49 

52  49% 

150— ao't  491^ 

50— ao't  49% 

200— ao't  49% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 
.„   123  18% 

100  12     i90  18% 

200-ao't  11%  100  19 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO.  6(  0  ao't  18% 

50-ao't  291%  350— ao't  17% 

50— ao't  292%11*^°~*°''  19 

50 — ao't  292%        w.  ohi.  stbeet  b.  b. 

OHI.  OAS  00.  20  131% 

150— ao't   73%  300— ao't  131% 

60— ao't  74^1    60— ao't  131% 

50— ao't   74 U  360— ao't  131% 

250— ao't   l.qiTiC 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL 


20  132% 

3  132% 

61  133 

100— ao't  132% 

50— ao't  133% 


250— ao't  131% 

2C0— ao't  132 

150— ao't  132% 

50— ao't  132% 

200— ao't  132% 

2f0  -ao't  13214 

150 — aoot  132% 


150— ao't  74%  100   18% 

160— ao't  74%  310  19 

50— ao't  18% 

4O0— ao't  18% 

67  49ii   18^ 


.74% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

65  49% 

.49% 

16   49^ 

100-ao't  .'49%,ff^-ao>  18% 

160-ao't  *9%^*^°-*<','  19 

350---ao't  19% 


650— ao't  18% 


CURRENT  COMIVIENT. 

A  great  many  people  wonder  why  the  electric  cars 
did  not  come  sooner.   Minneapolis,  St.  Paul,  Kansas 
City  and  a  score  of  smaller  cities  had  these  things 
long  ago.   It  is  also  well-known  that  the  companies 
owning  the  cables  and  horse  car  roads  fought  the 
electric  railways  as  long  as  they  could  and  did  all  in 
their  power  to  ruin  the  elevated  roads.    But  now  we 
have  the  electric  street  cars  every  where  and  still  we 
are  not  happy.   It  has  been  demonstrated  that  the 
L"  roads  do  not  pay  and  cannot  pay  without  a  down 
town  loop  or  convenient  terminals  in  the  business 
centre.   When  the  South  Side  cable  system  was  in- 
stalled by  the  Chicago  City  Railway  company  there 
were  several  auxiliary  loops  in  the  system.  Such  were 
the  down-town  loops  of  the  Wabash  avenue  and 
State  street  cables  and  Jackson  Park  loop  on  the 
Fifty-flfth  street  cable.    These  loops  were  driven 
from  the  main  cables  by  a  system  of  drums.  The 
main  cable  in  each  case  described  a  flgure  eight 
around  two  drums.    The  movement  of  the  cable 
caused  the  drums  to  revolve,  and  they  in  turn  set  the 
loop  cable  in  motion.   These  auxiliary  cables  were  a 
weak  point  in  the  system  and  were  more  likely  to 
break  down  than  the  main  lines.   In  consequence  the 
street  railway  company  has  been  gradually  substitut- 
ing straight  cables  for  the  loops,  and  now  has  them 
all  changed  except  the  one  on  Twenty-second  street. 
♦*» 

If  loops  were  a  necessity  for  a  cable  system  they 
are  also  necessary  for  an  elevated  railway.  It  is  now 
conceded  that  the  "L"  roads  are  a  benefit  even  to 
business  on  the  streets  upon  which  they  are  built. 
A  well-known  real  astate  agent  who  manages  to 
be  heard  every  Sunday  in  the  Sunday  papers  says  it 


The  vacant  stores  on  West  Madison  street  must  be 
charged  to  thie  whim  as  much  as  to  the  department 
stores.  The  Metropolitan  "L"  on  the  south  and  the 
Lake  street  "L"  on  the  north  drew  the  people  away 
from  the  old  thoroughfare.  Hundreds  have  gone  to 
the  northwest  section  along  the  north  branch  of  the 
Metropolitan  "L"  and  the  new  electric  lines  in  that 
section.  Formerly  West  Siders '  went  to  the  South 
side  to  get  in  the  swim,  but  now  the  great  West  side 
has  surpassed  itself  in  the  matter  of  transportation 
facilities.  The  elevated  roads  and  the  electric  rail- 
ways have  come  to  stay. 

When  a  committee  of  Chicago  business  men  went 
to  New  York  City  to  learn  what  results  the  elevated 
roads  had  produced  they  reported  that  the  only  local- 
ity in  New  York  that  had  been  damaged  to  any  ex- 
tent by  the  "L"  roads  is  the  way  down-town  section. 
The  streets  are  narrow  and  many  curves  are  necessary, 
and  probably  some  of  the  damage  suits  brought  had  a 
basis  in  equity,  but  these  injuries  to  property  are 
slight  compared  to  the  immense  benefit  conferred  by 
the  road  to  the  city.  The  same  conditions  in  reference 
to  damages  do  not  exist  in  Chicago,  the  same  oppor- 
tunities for  benefiting  property  do. 

"I  have  returned  home,"  says  one,  "convinced  that 
Wabash  avenue  may  be  transformed  by  the  proposed 
loop  into  a  business  street  as  important  as  New 
York's  Sixth  avenue,  between  Fourteenth  and  Twen- 
ty-third streets.  A  great  benefit  will  also  be  con- 
ferred upon  Lake,  Franklin  and  Harrison  streets, 
which  it  is  proposed  for  the  other  three  sides  of  the 
loop. 

"I  would  advise  every  man  on  the  streets  named 
who  has  a  business  worth  $5,000  a  year  or  property 
that  rents  for  $1,000  to  visit  New  York  if  he  objects 
to  the  loop.  His  objections  will  vanish.  It  means 
large  financial  benefits  to  business  and  property.  The 
people  who  live  in  the  outskirts  of  the  city  and  who 
want  to  get  down  to  the  heart  of  the  city  quickly  and 
at  a  small  cost  will  find  in  this  plan  a  solution  of  the 
question  of  rapid  transit. 

"The  plan  of  the  structure  should  involve  the  erec 
tion  of  posts  as  near  the  surface  road  tracks  as  possi- 
ble, and  no  sidewalk  stations  should  be  permitted. 
The  ordinance  for  the  loop  should  contain  a  cast-iron 
provision  enabling  any  other  elevated  road  which 
may  be  built  to  use  it.  I  believe  there  will  be  no  ob- 
jection to  this  on  the  part  of  the  elevated  roads.  A 
good  many  millions  of  dollars  have  been  invested  in 
elevated  railroad  enterprises  in  this  city.  Investors 
cannot  reasonably  expect  returns  until  the  roads  can 
get  further  into  the  city.  If  this  loop  plan  is  not 
adopted  the  roads,  of  course  will  endeayor  to  push 
their  way  further  into  town  as  best  they  can.  They 
would  be  justified  in  so  doing,  but  endless  complica- 
tions will  follow,  and  any  such  disconnected  plan  will 
not  secure  a  final  solution  of  the  rapid  transit  prob- 
lem, which  is  one  of  the  biggest  things  before  the 
public.  The  question  it  seems  to  me,  can  be  settled 
for  all  time  by  the  building  of  this  loop." 

* 

*  * 

One  reason  why  reformers  do  not  reform  the  coun- 
try or  rather  some  of  the  people  in  it  is  because  re- 
forms die  out,  or  if  they  do  not  die  out  they  are  too 
mild  in  their  methods.  The  Civic  Federation  can 
clean  the  streets,  but  it  cannot  prevent  members  of 
the  common  council  or  the  legislature  from  acsept- 
'ng  bribes.  Neither  can  it  compel  the  General  As- 
sembly to  pass  salutary  laws.  As  long  as  the  al- 
mighty dollar  rules  the  world  and  no  one  in  poor  cir- 
cumstances is  even  respected  there  is  no  hopes  of  re- 
forming the  public  service.  The  one  way  to  secure 
good  laws  is  to  do  as  the  members  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board  have  done  in  the  matter  of  the  Torrens  bill. 
They  went  down  to  Springfield  and  staid  with  the 


June  22,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


687 


boys  till  their  bill  was  passed.  The  bill  had  to  pass. 
The  Board  proposes  to  do  the  samethlDg  for  the 
Revenue  bill  which  will  be  brought  up  in  the  extra 
session  called  by  the  Governor.  The  Real  Estate 
Board  is  ail  right  but  it  is  not  the  whole  thing.  Let 
the  Civic  Federation  jump  in  the  band  wagon. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

In  volume  of  transfers  the  present  week  and  the 
preceding  one  have  been  all  that  could  be  desired 
under  the  circumstances.  Improvement  comes  slowly 
to  real  estate  interests  but  it  is  sure.  While  general 
business  is  booming  real  estate  is  taking  on  a  con- 
servative and  steady  gain,  which  means  that  in  the 
near  future  it  will  develop  into  a  genuine  old-time 
boom  which  will  not  disappear  in  a  day.  The  bank 
clearings  show  that  the  recovery  in  business  is  most 
manifest  in  the  East,  and  accordingly  it  is  to  that 
point  of  the  compass  we  look  most  confidently  for 
real  estate  as  well  as  commercial  and  industrial  im- 
provement. But  a  comparison  of  real  estate  activity 
in  New  York  and  Chicago  is  not  unfavorable  to  the 
latter  city.  Last  week  the  aggregate  sales  in  New 
York  were  12,786,605,  while  the  aggregate  in  Chicago 
was  $2,831,94i,  a  gain  of  over  145,000  for  Chicago.  The 
number  of  transfers  in  Chicago  was  nearly  double 
the  number  in  New  York,  but  this  only  indicates  a 
greater  activity  here. 

NOTABLE  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Many  brokers  report  that  they  have  sales  in  hand 
which  are  not  quite  ready  to  report  but  are  of  con- 
siaerable  magnitude.  From  what  our  represent- 
ative has  been  able  to  gather  by  conversation  with 
the  real  estate  dealers  of  the  city  there  is  a  good  in- 
quiry for  the  larger  properties  both  in  the  down- 
town and  the  outlying  districts.  The  transfers  them 
selves  show  this.  Nicholas  Flanagan  has  sold  to 
Mary  Lynch  the  northeast  corner  of  Halsted  and 
Root  streets,  50  by  126  feet,  for  $40,000.  This  prop- 
erty is  about  six  miles  from  the  center  of  the  city, 
yet  it  has  commanded  a  handsome  price  in  this  trans- 
action. The  ground  can  not  be  worth  much  less  than 
$600  a  foot. 

A  west  side  sale  is  that  of  the  premises  Nos.  75  to 
85  South  Morgan  street,  120  by  150  feet,  for  |50,000. 
This  part  of  the  city  is  rapidly  flUing  up  with  manu- 
facturing concerns  of  the  better  sort.  While  it  has 
no  railroad  facilities  to  boast  of  it  is  convenient  to 
the  center  and  is  especially  adapted  to  such  lines  of 
manufacture  as  bakeries,  piano  factories,  specialties, 
etc  ,  etc. 

Another  important  transfer  of  outside  property 
was  that  of  the  southwest  correr  of  West  North 
avenue  and  North  Forty-eighth  street,  forty  acres  for 
$7^000.  This  is  $1,800  and  acre,  and  is  considered  a 
very  conservative  figure  for  the  property. 

The  executors  of  the  Gore  estate  have  purchased 
the  leasehold  interest  in  the  Gore  hotel  property  for 
$95,000.  It  is  now  probable  that  this  entire  property 
will  eventually  pass  into  the  hands  of  the  estate.  It 
is  constantly  appreciating  in  value  by  the  movement 
of  trade  southward  along  Clark  street,  and  the  pros- 
pect of  a  profitable  holding  of  the  property  by  the 
estate  is  now  much  tetter  than  ever  before. 

A  deed  six  years  old  was  filed  with  the  Recorder 
this  week,  which  is  chiefly  interesting  on  occount  of 
its  size.  It  was  given  by  the  Joliet  Steel  company  to 
the  Illinois  Steel  company  and  was  dated  May  4, 
1889.  The  consideration  is  $4,626,600  and  the  deed 
conveys  all  the  property,  chattels,  and  franchises  of 
the  Joliet  Steel  comprny  in  the  counties  of  Cook  and 
Will.  The  buildings,  shops,  improvements,  works, 
factories,  apparatus,  sheds,  docks,  furnaces, 
machinery,  equipments,  contracts  and  leases  were 
particularly  specified.  The  paper  was  signed  for  the 
Joliet  Steel  company  by  Alexander  J.  Leith  as 
President  and  J.  Carolus  Stirling,  Secretary. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  AND  THE  TORRENS  LAW. 

At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  held 
Thursday  afternoon  the  following  gentlemen  were 
appointed  a  committee  to  secure  the  adoption  of  the 
Torrens  bill  at  the  fall  election  by  popular  vote:  L. 


A.  Seeberger,  Wm.  A.  Bond,  J  Donnersberger,  Dun 
lap  Smith,  J.  L.  Lombard.  E.  H  Fishburn.  E.  S. 
Dreyer  and  W.  G  Jackson.  The  committee  is  the 
same  as  the  one  previously  appointed  to  champion 
the  measure  before  the  legislature,  with  the  excep' 
tion  of  Mr.  Lombard,  who  retires.  The  report  of  the 
legislative  committee  was  presented  to  the  Board. 
It  recited  the  labors  of  members  of  the  Board  in  favor 
of  the  Torrens  bill  from  the  inception  of  the  move 
ment  in  1890;  gave  praise  to  the  public  press  for  hearty 
support,  and  also  to  Senator  John  Humphrey,  Rep- 
resentative Geo.  W.  Miller,  Speaker  Meyer,  Lieu 
tenant  Gov.  Gill  and  Gov.  Altgeld  for  assistance  and 
support. 

The  twenty-third  bi-monthly  dinner  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board  will  be  held  on  the  evening  of  July  1 
and  the  subject  for  discussion  will  be  the  Torrens 
law.  Friends  of  the  Board,  both  in  and  out  of  the 
Legislature,  will  be  invited.  L  A.  Seeberger  will  be 
chairman  of  the  evening  and  the  committee  of  ar 
rangements  are  H.  S.  Dietrich,  V.  H.  Surghnor,  and 

B.  R.  De  Young. 

H.  O.  STONE  &  CO. 

If  the  business  done  by  the  above  named  real  estate 
house  is  any  criterion  of  the  market  there  is 'certainly 
nothing  to  complain  of.  Besides  having  the  care  of 
a  vast  amount  of  property  they  do  an  extensive  rent- 
ing business,  loan  a  large  aumount  of  money  or  real 
estate  security  and  sell  as  well  as  buy  real  estate. 
They  have  had  a  brisk  renting  season  and  are  still 
busy  in  their  renting  department.  The  firm  is  not 
only  hopeful  but  sanguine. 

SALES  AND  LOANS  BY  CHAS.  A    BRILLOW  &  CO. 

As  an  indicaton  of  the  activity  in  the  real  estate 
market  in  the  nortfiwest  section  of  the  city  the 
Journal  gives  the  transactions  of  the  firm  of  Chas. 
A.  Brillow  &  Co.,  whose  office  is  at  84  and  86  La  Salle 
street.  The  following  among  other  transactions  were 
made  by  them  during  last  week: 

To  Herrmann  Kirchhoflf  a  loan  of  $70,000  at  5i  per- 
cent on  property  on  Milwaukee  avenue  and  Oakley 
avenue. 

To  John  Rzepka  a  loan  of  $9,300  on  property  at  667 
and  66J  North  Ashland  avenue. 

To  August  Beig  a  loan  of  $2,800  on  property  at 
Perry  avenue. 

To  August  Strom  a  loan  of  $1,250  on  property  at 
1413  North  Western  avenue. 

They  have  sold  the  property  at  284  Burling  street 
for  Kattie  Bullinger  to  Gotlob  Scbiele;  have  also  sold 
an  80-acre  farm  in  Pulaski  county,  Ind.,  for  Hugo 
Dahn  to  Albert  Bullinger.  If  other  leading  firms 
operating  in  northwest  property  would  report  all 
sales  and  loans  as  soon  as  made  the  market  would  be 
improved  thereby. 

Brillow  &  Co.  do  a  general  real  estate  and  loan 
business  and  have  from  time  to  time  transacted  a 
number  of  loans  and  sales  that  indicate  anything  but 
a  dull  market.  This  firm  promises  a  sale  or  two  of 
considerable  importance  in  the  near  future. 

BRIGHT  FUTURE  FOR  SUBURBAN  PROPERTY. 

The  dream  of  the  subdivider  is  about  to  be  rea,lized. 
The  electric  street  car  has  at  last  come  to  his  assist- 
ance. Property  heretofore  inaccessible  has  been 
placed  within  easy  reach  of  the  city's  business  centre. 
The  boast  of  the  South  Side  for  twenty  years  was  un- 
equalled transportation  facilities.  The  same  ad- 
vantages may  now  be  claimed  for  the  West  Side,  the 
northwest  section  and  the  North  Side.  The  Cicero 
&  Proviso  Electric  Line  took  the  lead  west  of  the  city 
on  Madisoniand  Lake  streets,  running  to  the  Des- 
plaines  river  and  north  and  south  along  that  stream 
for  a  considerable  distance.  Next  came  the  Metro- 
politan "L"  with  a  branch  running  north  to  Mil- 
waukee avenue  and  thence  along  and  parallel  to  that 
thoroughfare  through  the  thickly  settled  portion  of 
the  northwest  section.  Now  they  have  electric  lines 
on  iNorth  avenue  to  Forty- fourth  street,  on  Armit- 
age  avenue  to  Hermosa,  on  Western  avenue  north  to 
Lake  view  and  south  to  Wisconsin  Central  tracks 
and  other  lines  traverse  its  entire  length.  Transfer 
tickets  are  given  at  Madison  street  both  ways.  The 
Lake  street  "L"  is  well  patronized  as  far  as  Austin. 


The  new  electric  line  on  Chicago  avenue  extends  to 
Harlem  and  several  spurs  and  loops  have  been  ex- 
tended north  from  Chicago  to  Hanson  Park,  Cragin, 
and  on  Fortieth  street  to  North  avenue.  In  short, 
the  northwestern  section  of  the  city  is  fairly  grid- 
ironed  with  street  car  tracks.  There  is  also  another 
line  in  process  of  construction  west  from  Milwaukee 
avenue  on  Irving  Park  boulevard  to  Dunning,  and  a 
line  projected  west  from  Logan  Square  on  Fullerton 
avenue  to  the  city  limits  or  to  the  Town  of  Leyden 
line.  The  same  activity  is  seen  in  every  direction 
where  real  estate  interests  lie.  The  Northwestern 
"L"  will  be  a  handsome  improvement  for  the  North 
Side  no  matter  who  owns  it  or  operates  it  The  elec- 
tric line  is  the  subdividers  prop  and  will  be  his  hobby 
in  the  near  future.  Those  who  have  looked  over  the 
ground  are  firm  in  the  belief  that  the  next  real  estate 
boom  will  be  the  greatest  one  Chicago  ever  had  and 
some  of  the  more  enthusiastic  ones  believe  the  move- 
ment will  begin  this  season. 


AMOUNT  OF  REAL  ESTATE  TRANSFERS  IN 
32  CITIES. 


The  American  Land  and  Title  Register  publishes 
the  following  tables  of  real  estate  transfers  and  cost 
of  new  buildings  for  the  months  of  April  and  May 
1895. 


TOTAL  AMOUNT  OF  TRANSFERS. 


CITIES 

New  York 

Chicago 

Philadelphia 

St.  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Buffalo 

Montreal 

Pittsburgh 

Washington 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Louisville 

Omaha 

Rochester 

St.  Paul 

Kansas  City 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Portland,  Or 

Toledo 

Nashville 

Lincoln 

Atlanta 

Los  Angeles 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Dallas 

Tacoma 

Galveston 

Sioux  Falls 

Niagara  Falls 

Des  Moines 

TOTAL 
CITIES 

Chicago 

Philadelphia 

Brooklyn 

Cincinnati 

St.  Louis 

New  Orleans 

Pittsburgh 

Washington 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

St.  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Los  Angeles 

Kansas  City 

Toledo 

Cleveland 

Buffalo 


April,  1895 
$14,500,000 
10,700,000 
9,o31,339 
2,820,519 
2,624,145 
3,157,804 
444,780 
993.815 
2,374,150 
1.585,209 
1.234,851 
575  OuO 
976, 93S 
296,450 
383.289 
1,139,964 
1,04?,0,6 
850,000 
431,304 
500,000 
306,660 
215,113 
450,203 
1,705,087 
501,427 
501,007 
780,682 
302,102 
216.822 
152,108 
263,312 
402,000 

COST  OF  NEW  BUILDINGS. 

May,  1894 
$3,426,000 
2,294,965 
1,261,529 

226,494 
1,229,900 

229,029 

144,674 

71.5.750 

387,600 

360,985 
97,155 

304  445 
91,600 

185,765 

184,850 

192,060 

302,000 

560.265 

540,000 


May,  1895 
$15,402,000 
11,615,000 
10.593,823 
3,605,066 
1,508,000 
2,205,560 
466,822 
1,185,763 
2,071,800 
l,509,ie5 
1,633,299 
650,000 
140,607 
142,113 
480,416 
1,013,198 
l,90.i,749 
680,000 
486,212 
503,671 
464,765 
284,612 
633,144 
1,677,145 
344,053 
630,000 
608,440 
977,175 
520,000 
150,162 
223,537 
629,602 

May.  1895 
$4,550,000 
7,274,548 
1,979,744 
292,765 
1,165  154 
22  -,492 
317,474 
213,095 
544,500 
193,100 
35,391 
357,225 
162,400 
332,233 
363,990 
194,220 
710,150 
462,730 
724,036 


Toronto,  Ont. — The  aodersigned  will  receive  tenders  for 
the  porohaBe  of  terminable  annnities  rnniiing  for  a  period 
of  forty  years,  issned  by  the  Province  of  Ontario  under 
anlhority  of  an  act  of  the  Provincial  Parliament.  The 
annnities  will  be  in  the  form  of  certificates  signed  by  the 
Provincial  Treasurer,  gnaranteeing  half-yearly  payments 
at  the  office  of  the  Provincial  Treasurer  in  Toronto  of  sums 
of  |ino  or  larger  sams  on  the  30th  day  of  June  and  3l8t 
day  of  December  in  each  year  for  forty  years.  The  total 
amount  of  annuities  to  be  issned  in  1895,  and  for  which 
tenders  are  ask'sd,  is  tS.OOO  annually,  but  tenders  will  be 
received  for  any  part  of  the  same  not  less  than  $200 
annually.  Tendera  will  be  received  until  July  12  next. 
R.  Baroonrt,  Provincial  Treasurer. 


588 


'tilE  JttlAL  ES-tATfe  AND  BtJiLDlNa  JoORNAt. 


June  -1%  1896. 


TORRENS  SYSTEM  OF  TRANSFER.  ;  ^ 
ATTOKNEYS  WILL  BE  BBKEFITED        t HE  LAW 

'  By  the  bill  recorders  of  the  counties  in  this  state 
adopting  the  Torrens  system  of  transferring  title  to 
real  estate  will  be  made  registrars  of  titles,  and  in 
addition  to  their  duties  as  recorders  of  deeds,  they 
with  the  assistance  of  their  deputies  and  examiners 
of  titles  who  must  be  attorneys  at  law  will  conduct 
the  registration  of  titles  and  dealings  with  registered 
lands.    The  form  of  application  by  the  real  estate 
owner  is  prescribed  in  the  bill  and  will  be  furnished 
by  the  recorder.    He  s  ts  forth  his  title,  and  the 
facts  necessary  to  be  known  in  passing  upon  the  title 
He  also  furnishes  to  the  registrar  such  evidences  of 
his  title— deeds,  abstracts,  etc.— as  will  enable  the 
examiners  to  determine  whether  his  title  is  as  stated, 
and  to  certify  its  true  condition  to  the  registrar. 
The  examination  will  necessarily  be  substantially  the 
same  as  is  made  in  the  case  of  a  purchase  of  lands, 
except  that  the  examiners  will  soon  become  experts 
in  the  business,  and  the  knowledge  which  they  will 
have  gained  of  titles  in  a  subdivision  will  frequently 
save  them  much  of  the  time  that  an  attorney  would 
necessarily  take  in  running  back  a  title  to  its  source. 

Should  the  examiners  And  defects  in  the  title  that 
can  be  removed,  time  will  be  given  to  the  applicant 
to  remove  them.  If  they  are  not  removed  in  reason- 
able time,  or  the  title  is  found  not  to  be  good,  the 
application  will  be  denied  without  prejudice.  The 
applicant  may,  by  bill  in  equity,  remove  clouds  from 
his  title  and  compel  the  registrar  to  register  his  title 
if  adjudged  to  be  entitled  to  registration. 

If  the  title  is  found  to  be  in  the  applicant,  as  set 
forth  in  his  application,  and  the  applicant  is  entitled 
to  have  it  registered,  the  registrar  issues  a  certificate 
of  title  and  proceeds  to  bring  the  land  under  the  act. 
The  certificate  is  in  duplicate.  One  part  is  entered 
in  a  book  known  as  the  "Register  of  Titles,"  and  the 
other  is  delivered  to  the  owner.  The  form  of  the 
certificate  is  also  prescribed  wherein  a  description  of 
the  land  or  lot  is  givin  together  with  the  incum- 
brances on  the  property. 


addressing  the  member  of  the  legislature  from  your 
district. 

The  Session  Laws  are  always  bound  and  issued 
as  soon  as  convenient  and  placed  within  the  reach 
of  all. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 


MANNER  OF  ISSUING  CERTIFICATE 

Sec.  20.  Certificates  of  title  shall  be  numbered 
consecutively.  Every  first  and  subsequent  certificate 
of  title  shall  be  in  duplicate,  and  bear  date  the  day 
and  year  of  its  issue,  and  be  under  the  hand  and 
official  seal  of  the  registrar,  one  copy  of  which  shall 
be  retained  by  the  registrar  and  be  known  as  the 
original,  and  the  other,  to  be  known  as  the  duplicate, 
shall  be  delivered  to  the  owner.  It  shall  state 
whether  the  owner,  except  in  casese  of  a  corporation, 
is  married  or  not  married,  and,  if  married,  the  name 
of  the  husband  or  wife.  If  the  owner  is  a  minor,  it 
shall  state  his  age,  if  under  any  other  disability,  the 
nature  of  the  disability.  The  registrar  shall  note  at 
the  end  of  each  certificate,  original  and  duplicate,  in 
such  manner  as  to  show  and  preserve  their  priorities, 
the  particulars  of  all  estates,  mortgages,  incum- 
brances, liens  and  changes,  to  which  the  owner's 
title  is  subject. 

Sec.  21.   The  certificate  of  title  may,  suject  to 
such  changes  as  the  case  may  require,  be  substantially 
in  the  following  form: 
State  of  Illinois 


-County 


 of  (rcsidsDCG 

and  if  a  minor  give  his  age;  if  under  other  disability,' 
state  the  nature  of  the  disability)  married  to  (name 
of  husband  or  wife,  or  if  not  married  say  not  married) 
IS  the  owner  of  an  estate  in  fee  simple  (or  as  the  case 
may  be)  in  the  following  land  (here  describe  the 
premises)  subject  to  the  estates,  easements,  incum- 
brances and  charges  hereunder  noted.  (In  case  of 
trust,  condition  or  limitation,  say  "in  trusf'or  "upon 
condition"  or  "with  limitation"  as  the  case  may  be) 
Witness  my  hand  and  official  seal  this  (date). 

f^®-*-^-]  ""Registrar. 

The  above  is  sufficient  to  give  our  readers  a  good 
general  idea  of  the  working  of  the  bill,  which  has 
been  published  in  full  in  the  Tribune  and  other 
papers.  The  full  text  of  the  bill  as  officially  pub- 
lished may  be  obtained  by  application  to  the  secre- 
tary or  presi'^ent  of  the  Real  Estate  Board,  or  by 


[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  Members  of  the 
Ohioago  Bar.] 
BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 

A  by-law  of  a  building  and  loan  association  which 
provides  that  "no  share  of  stock  shall  be  transferred 
while  any  dues  of  any  kind  against  the  owner  thereof 
miy  remain  unpaid"  creates  such  a  lien  in  favor  of 
the  loan  assaciation  against  the  share  holder,  for 
any  indebtedness  of  the  latter  to  the  association,  as 
will  be  available  against  the  shareholder's  assignee 
in  case  the  shareholder  becomes  insolvent.  The 
secretary  of  such  an  association  is  the  "owner"  of 
such  stock,  within  the  meaning  of  such  by-law,  if  he 
has  purchased  it  from  others,  although  he  has  failed, 
as  secretary,  to  make  transfer  of  such  stock  upon  the 
books  of  the  association, 

exemption  from  TAXATION   OF   THE   PROPERTY  OF 
BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 

There  has  been  considerable  litigation  in  the  town 
of  Joliet  recently  over  the  right  to  tax  the  stock  and 
notes  of  homestead  building  and  loan  associations. 
The  validity  of  such  a  tax  was  contested  in  four 
suits  brought  by  as  many  associations.  The  ques- 
tions raised  in  each  suit  are  the  same.  The  suit  of 
the  People's  Loan  and  Homestead  Association  arose 
out  of  the  following  facts.  The  assessor  of  the  town 
of  Joliet  made  an  assessment  against  this  association 
for  a  large  amount  upon  its  credits  and  other  prop- 
erty. The  officers  of  the  association  appeared  before 
the  town  board  of  review  .and  objected  to  the  assess 
ment,  on  the  ground  that  the  property  assessed  was 
exempt  by  law.  The  objection  being  overruled,  they 
appealed  to  the  county  board.  The  county  board  set 
aside  the  entire  assessment  uf  the  town  of  Joliet  on 
the  ground  that  it  was  too  high,  as  compared  with 
the  rest  of  the  county.  A  new  assessment  was 
ordered,  and  a  review  committee  appointed  to  acton 
such  new  assessment,  the  new  assessment  being  made 
after  the  fourth  Monday  in  June.  The  assessor 
returned  a  new  assessment  against  the  association 
amounting  to  $150,085,  of  which  $S5  was  upon  office 
furniture  and  $150,000  upon  "credits  other  than  bank, 
banker,  broker  or  stock  jobber."  The  officers  of  the 
association  appeared  before  the  review  committee  of 
the  county  board  and  objected  to  this  new  assess 
ment.  The  county  board  refused  to  change  the 
assessment,  and  the  association  took  an  appeal  to 
the  State  Auditor,  who  certified  the  case  to  the 
Supreme  Court. 

When  the  matter  come  up  before  the  Supreme 
Court  the  court  decided  that  the  legislature  exceeded 
its  powers  when  it  provided,  in  the  act  in  regard  to 
such  a.^sociations,  that  the  stock  and  notes  of  such 
should  not  be  subject  to  taxation,  and  the  court  con- 
firmed the  assessment  laid  by  the  town. 


do  anything  with  its  streets  which  is  not  incompat- 
ible with  the  end  for  which  streets  are  established. 
The  shade  trees  in  the  public  streets  of  a  city  are  the' 
property  of  the  municipality,  and  it  has  complete 
control  over  them,  and  the  property  owners  have  no 
redress  for  the  loss  of  the  shade  of  the  trees  thus  (des- 
troyed. The  city  may  vacate,  alter,  widen,  extend, 
grade,  pave  or  otherwise  improve  its  streets  and  side- 
walks, as  it  sees  fit,  and  property  owners  hold  their 
property  subject  to  those  rights. 


I 


LIMITED  POWERS  OF  MAYOR  AND  COMMISSIONERS  OF 
PUBLIC  WORKS. 

Judge  Horton  of  the  Circuit  Court  decided  in  the 
cases  of  Eraser  and  Chalmers  v.  City  of  Chicago, 
Holly  manufacturing  company,  et.  al.,  and  the 
Edward  P.  Allis  company  v.  same,  in  a  very  concise 
opinion,  the  principal  points  of  which  are: 

The  mayor,  commissioner  of  public  works  and 
comptroller  of  the  city  of  Chicago  cannot  make  a  con- 
tract binding  on  the  city  except  when  authorized  by 
a  vote  of  the  common  council,  and  a  record  of  the 
yeas  and  nays  on  the  order  entered  on  the  records  of 
the  council.  And  such  officers  cannot  make  a  con- 
tract binding  on  the  city  unless  an  appropriation 
shall  have  been  previously  made  concerning  such 
expense. 

On  July  11,  1894,  the  common  council  of  the  city  of 
Chicago,  having  under  consideration  the  question  of 
an  extension  of  the  system  of  water  supply  and 
enlargement  of  the  pumping  capacity  of  the  water 
works  of  said  city,  directed  the  commissioner  of 
public  works  to  prepare  plans  and  specifications  for 
the  construction  and  placing  of  four  pumping 
engines  and  to  advertise  for  bids. 

Bids  were  advertised  for  each  engine  separately 
and  opened  November  12,  1894,  and  the  bidders  or 
their  representatives  were  informed  that  they  could 
not  be  told  when,  if  at  all,  the  contracts  would  be 
let,  and  that  each  bidder  could  withdraw  his  check, 
which  was  done.  The  aggregate  of  the  Holly  manu- 
facturing company  amounted  to  $275,668,  while  the 
aggregate  of  the  lowest  bid  was  about  $258,000. 

BUILDINB  ASSOCIATION  LEABUE. 


RIGHT  OF  CITY  TO  VACATE  STREETS— ITS  CONTROL 
OVER  TREES  ALONG  THE  STREET. 

The  question  of  the  right  of  a  city  to  vacate  part 
of  a  street  only,  and  also  the  extent  of  the  control  of 
the  city  over  shade  trees  along  the  street,  arose  in  a 
recent  case  in  which  the  city  of  Mt.  Carmel  was  a 
party.  The  streets  of  Mt.  Carmel,  as  originally  laid 
out,  were  all  ninety-nine  feet  wide.  An  ordinance 
was  passed  by  the  city  council  vacating  two  feet  on 
each  side  of  the  streets,  and  subsequc  ntly  the  council 
passed  another  ordinance  providing  for  the  laying  of 
a  sidewilk  on  the  north  side  of  Sixth  street  of  such  a 
width  that,  in  consequence  of  the  reduced  width  of 
the  street,  a  number  of  shade  trees  along  the  street 
had  to  be  destroyed.  Certain  of  the  property  owners 
along  the  street,  in  front  of  whose  property  the  trees 
stood,  sought  to  enjoin  the  city  from  proceeding  with 
the  laying  of  the  sidewalk.  The  injunction  to  the 
property-owners  was  denied,  the  court  holding  that 
the  city,  under  its  power  to  vacate  streets,  has  power 
to  vacate  a  portion  only  thereof.and  that  the  city  may 


ANNUAL  CONVB-NTION  AT  ROCKFORD  OF  THE  STATE 
ASSOCIATION. 

The  Illinois  Building  and  Loan  league  met  in 
Rockford  yesterday,  300  delegates  being  present.  The 
first  session  was  held  at  Grand  Army  hall  in  the 
morning,  with  President  George  K.  Penfleld  of  Rock- 
ford  in  the  chair.  Miyor  Brown  welcomed  the  dele- 
gates, after  which  the  president  gave  his  annual  ad- 
dress. He  declared  the  league  to  be  the  foremost  of 
any  in  America.  He  gave  the  history  of  the  present 
law  in  relation  to  the  assessment  of  taxes  against 
building  associations  and  said  he  had  every  reason  to 
believe  that  it  will  work  well  among  the  806  associ- 
ations of  the  state.  A  gain  of  240  associations  has 
been  made  during  the  year.  The  gain  in  net  shares 
is  345,791,  and  the  increase  in  loans  is  $6,779,»-32. 
Secretary  B.  G.  Vasen,  Quincy,  presented  his  rep(>rt, 
showing  twenty-three  new  associations  admitted  to 
membership. 

The  following  committees  were  appointed:  Cred- 
entials—H.  E.  Potthofl  of  Peoria,  S.  H.  Gwyer  of 
Rock  Island,  A.  D.  Schulz  of  Galesburg.  Reso- 
lutions—H.  D.  Sexton  of  East  St.  Louis,  J.  B  Samuel 
of  Peoria,  C.  L.  Norton  of  Chicago.  New  Business- 
James  N.  Buchanan  of  Chicago,  A.  P.  Harper  of  Chi- 
cago, R.  J.  Moore  of  Centralia.  Good  of  the  League— 
J.  M.  Shumway  of  Taylorville,  H.  M.  Walker  of 
Chicago,  A.  A.  Wilmarih  of  Aurora. 


Taooma,  Wash. — The  Oounty  OommisBionera  are  oon- 
flidering  the  matter  of  oalliog  an  election  to  decide  by 
vote  of  the  people  whether  to  ratify  ontstanding  ooanty 
warrants  in  the  aam  of  |165,00n.  The  city  Finance  Com- 
mittee is  also  considering  the  matter  of  fanding  city  war- 
ants. 

Seattle,  Wash. — The  School  Board  ordered  the  issue  of 
$40(1,000  school  bonds  to  meet  the  ontstanding  debt,  the 
bot-ds  to  be  dated  Jnly  1,'95,  and  payable  Jane  30,  1915,  at 
the  office  of  the  Oonnty  Treasorer.  Offered  for  sale  in 
blocks  of  $60,000.  Bids  will  be  advertised  in  the  Seattle 
papers  and  in  the  New  York  Times. 


June  22,  1895. 


^HE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Charles  E.  Brown,  who  recently  bought  the 
Barry  Hotel,  a  four-story  building,  300  feet  front 
on  Fifty-ninth  street,  200  feet  on  Washington  and 
100  feet  on  Madison  avenue,  for  $300,000  and  paid 
1100,000  to  Adlai  T.  Ewing  for  the  ground,  contem- 
plates a  big  addition  to  the  fine  building.  This  ad- 
dition will  be  two  stories  high,  covering  the  site  of 
the  present  hotel  and  will  contain  200  additional 
guest  rooms.  There  will  also  be  a  complete  Turkish 
bath  establishment  with  a  large  swimming  bath, 
bowling  alleys  and  a  covered  tennis  court  The  ad- 
dition will  be  of  brick  and  finished  in  hard  wood, 
provided  with  steam  heat,  electric  light  and  modern 
conveniences  It  will  cost  about  $100,000.  Cowles  «& 
Ohrenstein  are  the  architects. 

Architect  Howard  Van  Doren  Shaw  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  picturesque  country  house  at  Highland 
Park  for  E.  A.  Fargo.  It  will  be  in  the  colonial 
style,  and  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  base- 
ment, 37  by  52  feet,  have  stone  foundations,  frame 
superstructure,  shingle  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  hot 
air  heating  and  the  latest  improvements  at  a  cost  of 
$7,000  or  $8,000. 

Architect  John  E  Voss  has  prepared  plans  for  three 
residences  in  Auburn  Park  for  James  Randolph. 
They  will  be  three  stories  high,  50  by  50  feet,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  hard  wood  and  Georgia 
pine  finish,  furnace  heat  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  total  cost  of  $8,000. 

Architect  A.  F.  Hussander  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  residence  at  Austin,  111.,  for  A.  B.  Martman.  It 
will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  24  by 
40  feet,  be  built  of  frame  and  stone,  have  hard  wood 
finish  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $4,000 

Architect  Henry  T.  Kley  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
modern  residence  on  Ewing  pl^ce,  near  North  Leavitt 
street,  for  Charles  H.  Fleischer.  It  will  consist  of 
two  stories  attic  and  basement,  28  by  59  feet,  have 
handsome  front  of  buff  Bedford  stone,  slate  roof, 
marble  and  tile  vestibule,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,500. 

Architect  Henry  Ives  Cobb  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  factory  at  Muskegon,  Mich.,  for  the  Amazon  Hos- 
iery Company.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  225  by  100  feet,  built  of  brick  and  stone,  with 
composition  roof,  at  a  cost  of  $75  000.  The  same 
architect  is  preparing  plans  for  a  hotel  to  be  erected 
at  Pittsburg,  Pa.  It  will  be  of  flrepruof  construction, 
seven  stories  and  basement  high,  built  of  stone  and 
brick,  provided  with  steam  heat,  electric  light  and 
all  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $700,000. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  are  engaged  on 
plans  for  a  large  apartment  building  on  Oakwood 
avenue,  near  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  for  Barry  &  Fal- 
lows. It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  have 
probably  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta  front,  hard 
wood  finish,  steam  heat,  marble  and  tile  work,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $125,000. 

Architect  Fritz  Lang  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  Buulevard  place,  between 
Forty-sixth  and  Forty-seventh  streets,  lor  Henry  Ney- 
bert.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  22 
by  65  feet,  with  a  buff  Bedford  stone  front,  relieved 
by  stone  bay,  and  slate  tower  projection,  entrance 
flanked  by  granite  columns,  and  have  carved  orna- 
mentations. The  interior  is  to  be  finished  in  oak 
throughout,  have  hard  wood  floors,  steam  heat,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000. 

Architect  Oscar  L.  McMurry  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  at  6515  Harvard  street  for  O.  T. 
Blight.  It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  base- 
ment 40  by  50  feet,  be  built  of  frame,  on  stone  foun- 
dations, have  shingle  roof,  oak  finish,  a  combination 
of  hot  water  and  hot  air  heating,  and  modern  con- 
veniences.  The  cost  is  estimated  at  $12,500. 


Architect  Julian  Barnes  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
four-roona  school  building  at  Kingston  It  will  con 
sist  of  basement  and  two  stories,  42  by  68  feet,  be 
built  of  brick,  have  slate  roof,  pine  finish,  furnace 
heat,  and  will  cost  $7,000. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  prepared  plans 
for  an  apartment  building,  three  stories  and  base 
ment  high  and  covering  96  by  122  feet,  to  be  erected 
on  Trumbull  avenue,  near  Ogden  avenue.  Exterior 
material  will  be  stone  for  the  first  story,  with  pressed 
brick  and  stone  trimmings  above,  and  the  interior 
construction  will  include  marble  wainscoted  and  tiled 
paved  vestibule,  red  oak  woodwork  and  steam  heat. 
The  building  is  to  be  divided  into  eighteen  apart 
ments  of  five  and  six  rooms  each  and  will  cost  about 
$30,000.  The  same  architects  have  also  plans  for  a 
department  store  at  Lemont,  which  will  consist  of  a 
main  building,  37  by  lOz  feet,  with  a  40  by  34  feet  ad- 
dition, the  whole  to  be  two  stories  high,  with  stone 
front,  interior  finish  of  Georgia  pine,  and  to  cost 
about  $10,000. 

Architect  C.  W.  Stevens  has  designed  for  Charles 
Carlson  an  apartment  house,  to  be  erected  ou  the 
north  side  of  Garfield  avenue,  between  Orchard  and 
Pearl  streets.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  with  a  frontage  of  ninety  feet  and  a  depth  cn 
the  north  and  south  lines  of  forty-five  feet.  The 
front  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick,  relieved  by 
stone  trimmings,  and  the  interior  will  be  finished  in 
hard  wood.  It  will  be  divided  into  twelve  flats  of 
flve  and  six  rooms  each,  and  will  be  heated  by  steam 
Cost  of  construction  is  estimated  at  $20,000. 

Plans  for  an  apartment  house  at  2230  Wabash 
avenue  have  been  prepared  by  John  J.  Egan  for 
Henry  Guerin.  The  structure  will  be  four  stories 
and  basement  high,  25  by  75  feet  in  size,  and  have  a 
front  of  stone  for  the  flrst  story  and  pressed  brick 
above.  The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood 
and  provided  with  all  modern  conveniences.  About 
$13,000  will  be  expended  on  the  improvement 

Architect  H.  M.  Hansen  reports  plans  for  a  four 
story  and  basement  apartment  house,  to  be  erected 
at  Grant  place  and  Cleveland  avenue,  for  a.  Chasler. 
It  will  be  50  feet  square,  with  iron  front  up  to  the 
second  story  and  pressed  brick  and  stone  trimmings 
above.  The  interior  finish  will  include  marble  wain 
scoting,  mosaic  floors,  steura  heat  and  oak  flnish 
The  building  will  cost  about  $20,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Architects  Handy  &  Cady  have  prepared  plans  for 
a  store  and  flat  building  at  the  northeast  corner  of 
South  Halsted  and  Sebor  streets  for  George  Wash- 
ington Spofford.  It  will  cover  170  by  272  feet,  four 
stoiies  and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  fronts,  partly  hard  wood  flnish.  steam  heat, 
and  modern  smprovements.  It  will  contain  seven 
stores  and  fifty  eight  flats  of  four  and  five  rooms  each. 
The  cost  will  probably  reach  $50,000.  The  same 
architects  have  made  plans  for  a  store  and  flat  build- 
ing on  Webster  avenue,  near  Racine  avenue,  for  Max 
Tonk.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  48 
by  113  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  archi- 
tectural iron  work,  plate  glass,  hard  wood  flnish, 
steam  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
about  $35,000. 

Architect  F.  L  Charnley  has  prepared  plans  for 
four  fine  residences  at  5206  to  5212  Jefferson  avenue 
for  Samuel  Carr.  They  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  25  by  66  feet  each,  have  concrete 
foundations,  cut  stone  fronts,  slate  roofs,  oak  and 
curly  birch  finish,  and  every  modern  convenience,  at 
a  total  cost  of  $64,000. 


Tamaqna,  Pa. — The  school  district  wants  to  borrow 
|25,r00  at  1  per  cent. 

Norwood,  Ohio. — The  oity  voted  in  favor  of  issning 
195,000  town  hall  and  light  bonds. 

Seattle,  Wash. — The  Oity  School  Board  at  its  meeting 
ordered  the  issue  of  f400,0(J0  worth  of  bonds  to  meet  oat- 
standing  debt.    Atto.'ney  of  the  board,  W.  W.  White. 

Toronto,  Canada. — The  city  will  probably  issue  $75,0f0 
in  bonds  to  defray  expenses  for  the  improving  of  the  new 
water  works  system.    John  Blevins,  Oity  OlerK. 

Le  Mars,  Iowa. — kn  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  |12,000  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a 
oity  building. 

Oarmi,  111. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $11,000  in 
bonds  to  pat  in  a  dry  closet  and  heating  system  in  the 
schools. 

Galveston.  Tex. — The  ordinance  has  been  passed  au  hor- 
izing  the  issue  and  sale  of  $200,0(0  twenty-five  year  5  per 
cent  refunding  bonds.  The  city  reserves  the  right  to  re- 
deem the  bonds  ten  years  after  date  of  issue. 

Salinas,  Oal. — The  oity  council  of  Salinas  has  passed  an 
ordinance  oalling  for  an  election  for  the  issuance  of  $140,- 
000  bonds  for  the  construction  of  gas  and  electric  light 
works,  water  works  and  an  improved  sewerage  system. 

Sevierville,  Tenn. — The  undersigned  committee  will  re- 
ceive sealed  bids  for  an  issue  of  bonds  to  boild  and  furnish 
a  courthouse  for  Sevier  Oonnty,  until  July  1,  1895.  The 
issue  directed  is  of  $20,0' 0  of  coup  in  bonds,  each  of  the 
denomination  of  $100,  dated  August  1,  1895,  bearing  in- 
terest from  date  at  the  rate  of  5  percent,  payable  annually, 
both  interest  and  principal  payable  in  legal  tender  money 
of  the  United  States,  at  the  Ohase  National  Bank,  in  New 
York  Oity.  The  interest  will  be  paid  on  the  2d  day  of 
February,  each  year,  beginning  with  the  half-yearly  iuter 
est  February  2,  1896,  to  pay  which  a  sinking  fund  tax  of 
ten  per  cent  is  levied  the  present  year.  The  bonds  are  to 
run  ten  years,  but  may  be  redeemed  after  three  years  from 
date,  on  any  i:d  day  of  February,  on  lodging  notice  for 
sixty  days  with  the  said  bank.  Bids  should  be  addressed 
as  above  to  the  ''Oonrthonse  Bond  Committee,"  care  of 
Bank  of  Sevierville,  Sevierville,  Tenn.  Each  bid  must  be 
accompanied  by  a  duly  certified  check  in  the  sum  of  two 
thousand  dollars  (f  2,000),  which  will  be  returned  if  the  bid 
be  not  accepted.  J.  R.  Penland,  W.  D.  Atchley,  M.  B. 
McMahan,  Ooarthouse  Bond  Committee  of  Sevier  County, 
Tennessee. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEEN  JUNE  15  AND  JONE  30.  189*. 

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w  H  of  It  39  In  the  School  Truitees  Bab  of  eeo  16  33  14.  Jnly  16,  11 
a  m.  0  L  Flnerly,  admtr.  L  N. 

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ee?  eab  of  eeo  i)3  39  li.  Jaly  9,  11  a  m.  Geo  Baes,  master,  109  Hart^ 
ford  bidg.  L  N. 

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of  sec  28  38  14.  also  It  25  in  h  H  Ironworker's  add  to  8  Ohgn  a  snb  of 
the  8  ^4  of  sec  8  37  IS;  also  the  and  '/4  of  It  32  in  b  90  In  0  &  0  0  &  D 
Oo's  sab  of  sec^  5  and  6  37  15.  Jaly  8,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master,  110 
LaSalle  at.  L  N. 

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e  "4  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  6  14  of  sec  17  38  14.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Ohag 
T  Fareon,  master,  1(  8  Dearb  )rn  st.  L,  N. 

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w  H  of  "eo  28  38  14.  Jnly  2,  Ham.  P  L  Hher  nan,  master,  Dtf  Be  loer 
bik.   L  N. 

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12.  Jaly  U,  Ham  Flnley  Scru^g^,  tdmtr.  L  N. 

Lee's  add,  It  17  in  b  15  In  the  n  i4  of  sec  6  39  14.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Edw 
A  Dicker  master,  1109  Tacoma  b\dg.  L  N. 


July  8,  11  s 


Ashland  2d  add.  It  6  in  tht,  reiob  of  Its  9,  10  and  11  la  b  14. 

m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 
Culver's  Pk,  Gammon's  eub,  It?  24  and  35  in  b  2  of  Its  1  and  2  of  Mor- 

bach  et  al  sub  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  7  40  14.    July  20,  11  a 

m.  Murgaret  Miller,  adnotix.  L  N. 

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of  the  s  w  a  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  1  37  U.  July  8,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor 
Jr,  master,  70i  Ohlcafjo  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

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of  canal  i  >  eeo  3S  38  12.  July  17,  Ham  Lacy  E  Beebe,  admtrx.  L  N 

Fricke  &  Dole's  snb.  It  23  of  b  t  of  Johnston's  sub  of  the  e  Yt  ol  the  8 
e  H  of  eeo  6  39  14.  July  8,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Logan'e  eub.  It  16  of  It  I  of  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  V4  of  the  e  M  of  the 
8  6 '4  of  the  s  w  J4  of  sec  3  38  14.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Ghas  T  Farpon, 
master.  L  «  . 

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Assessor's  div  of  the  n  w  !4  ot  sec  22  39  14.  July  9,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master,  56  Partland  blk.  LN. 

Ford's  sub,  It  69  of  b  18  in  the  eub  of  sec  19  lO  14.  July  9,  11  a  m.  Wal- 
ler Butler,  master.  L  N. 

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sec  18  37  16.  July  1 1,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Starr's  sub.  the  w  16  ft  of  It  31  of  Its  114,  lis.  Hi!  of  Broneou'e  add. 
Jaly  10,  Ham.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

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b  5  io  Ash'nnd  add  to  Rivenswoid  iu  the  8  w  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec 
17  40  It;  also  It  2  in  b  6  and  It  2.jin  b  3  la  Ashland  add  to  BsTenswood. 
July  9,  Ham.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

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n  w  H  of  sec  22  39  14.  July  5,  11  a  m.  Jno  S  Brewer,  admtr.  L  B. 

"chool  eeo  add,  the  w  22  ft  of  It  20  ia  b  46.  July  9,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills 
Kogere,  master,  100  Washington  St.  L  B. 

■Vinelow,  Jacobson  A  Tallman'e  eub,  It  13  in  b  1  of  the  n  e  54  of  the  n  e 
of  sec  1  39  13.  June  2;),  10  a  m.    Thoe  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chi- 
cago Opera  Bouse  bldg.  L  B. 

Brown's  add.  Its  61  and  64  in  b  3.  July  8,  11  a  m 
L  B. 


Sarah  Kelly,  admtrx. 
July  3,  1  p  m.  Kdm  8  Cum- 


Stlnson's  sub.  It  89  of  b  17  in  see  19  39  14. 
minge,  maeter,  701  Redzie  bldg.  L  B. 

Wentworth'e  sub.  Its  24  aud'25  in  b  2  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w  %  ot 
the  n  w  i4  of  sec  .34  39  14.  July  3,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master, 
526  Opera  Hoaee  bldg.  LB. 

Oanal  Trustees  eub.  It  75  In  b  6  of  the  w  VJ  of  eeo  5  39  14.  July  2,  10  a 
m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1412  Ashland  bik.  L  B. 

0  &  0  0  Si  D  Oo's  sub.  It  29  in  b  59  in  sees  6  and  6  37  16.  July  1,  1  p  m. 
Chae  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  LB. 

Englewood,  Le^  Bro's  63rd  st  add.  It  36  a  resub  of  b  2  of  Fear's  eub  of 
the  w  9H  acre§  of  the  s  19  acres  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  e  w  J4  of  eec  17 
38  14.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Chas  T  Fareon,  master.  L  B. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  59  ani  6"  ia  b  13  in  eec  35  41  12.  Jnly  9,  1  p  m,  Geo 
Mills  Kugers,  m  eter.  L  B. 

Lt  9  in  b  9  in  the  sub  of  the  w  14  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  14  38 
13.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Ohae  i'  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

Douglai  Pk,  Downing,  Ooroing  &  Prenties  add.  It  10  in  b  4,  being  a  snb 
of  t)  4  and  It  2  in  b  »  in  Circuit  Ct  ptn  of  the  e  %  of  the  n  e  J4  and 
that  pt  of  the  e  H  of  the  e  e  54  in  eeo  23  39  12.  June  27,  I  p  m.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 

Blue  I-ild,  Kedzie  rv^  add.  Its  52  to  6 1  and  the  e  12Vi  ft  of  It  51  in  the 
8  w  cor  of  the  s  w  54  of  eec  36  37  13.  June  28,  1pm.  Wm  W  Weicers, 
master.  6)0  Opera  douse  bik.  L  B. 

Webetere  euh.  It  2  in  b  1  of  Its  3  and  4  in  b  45  in  the  Oanal  Trnetees  sub 
of  the  w  i4  of  the  8  e  !4  of  sec  2I  39  14.  July  1,  11am.  Jhon  a  Beime, 
8pl  comm.  L  B. 

Sou'h  Oh'gi,  Notre  Dame  add.  It  20  in  b  4  a  eub  of  the  s  %  of  eec  7  37 
15.  June  29,  1pm.  Chas  T  Farson,  maeter.  u  B. 


Lt  30  in  b  31  a  sab  of  the  s  e  ,4  of  eec  34  40  13.  June 
T  Farson,  master.  L  a. 


1pm.  Chas 


Eeiel  &  Lofffler's  add.  Its  10  and  11  in  b  2  of  It  1  in  the  supr  Ot  ptn  of 
of  the  s  e  )4  of  sec  22  39  13.   July  8,  Ham.    Maria  Stelzer.  admtrx 
L  B. 

Ch'go  ffgts.  Its  11  and  12  in  b  7u  a  sub  in  sees  20  and  21  35  14.  June  25. 
1pm.  J  hos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  St.  L  B. 

Clark's  sub.  It  30  of  the  e  ot  It  3  nnd  all  of  Its  4  to  13  In  b  2  ot  Bay- 
ard a  Palmer's  add  in  the  s  !4  of  the  n  w  54  ot  eec  2  38  14.  June  26,  1 
p  m.  Edm  8  Onmmiags,  master.  L  B. 

Eleanor's  sub,  Its  9  and  10  ia  h  2  of  the  e  12  acres  of  the  u  e  !4  of  the  n 
w  54  (ex  Su  ft)  of  sec  10  38  14;  also  It  5  in  b  3  in  Traver's  sub  of  the  e 
16.92  acres  0}  pt  ot  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  23  39  13.  June  27,  10  a  m.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  maeter.  L  B. 

Bair's  enb.  It  4  of  ih'<  e  65  ft  of  It  4  and  the  w  20  ft  of  It  5  in  Parker's 
eub  of  It  22  and  s  I/2  of  Us  23  to  26  in  t^obbin's  sub  of  the  n  !4  of  the 
s  e  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  3  38  14.  July  2, 11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  a  aster, 
109  Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 

Johnston's  sub,  It  8  in  b  12  of  she  e  V4  of  8  e  qr  of  the  s  e  5^  of  sec  6  39 
14.  June  28,  1pm.  Fred  J  Brodersen,  admtr.  N  O  K. 

Rand's  sub.  It  16  of  b  34  in  Stnne  &  Whitney's  sub  of  the  w  V4  of  the  e 
e  54  of  sec  6  and  the  u  14  and  w  »4  of  the  e  e  54  of  sec  7  38  14.  July  8, 
1pm.  FT  Kiunare,  admtr.  NOR. 

Snowdon's  sub,  n  54  of  It  21  in  b  4  of  the  e  w  54  ot  the  n  w  54  of  sec  17 
38  14.  June  28,  10  a  m.  H  N  Stolteuberg,  admtr.  N  u  B. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  22,  1896 


Oodwis©  8ub.  the  8  34  ft  of  It  2  in  the  snb  of  Ite  113  to  116  in  b  6  of  w 
of  8  e  V4  of  860  18  S9  14.    July  (i,  11  a  m.    Weuzle  Sohaler.  adaitr. 
NOB. 

Sweet's  resnb,  and  Yt  Int  of  U  24  and  t^e  s  2  ft  of  It  26  In  b  an  of  bs  18 
19  and  20  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  H  of  the  8  eH  of  eeo  18  39  14. 
July  8,  11  a  m.  Louis  Sladky.  admtr.  N  0  K. 

Ayer8&  Hambleton's  aab.  It  SO  of  the  8  4.20  aores  of  b  39  of  the  111  and 
Mich  Oanal  Trnatees  sub  of  the  w  i4  of  the  8  e  H  of  sec  21  39  11.  June 
29, 11  a  m.  Dora  L  Staoh.  admtr.  N  0  K. 

Maywood  Us  14  and  15  and  the  n  Vi  of  U  13  in  b  68.  June  26,  11  a  m 
Geo  Bass,  master.  L  N. 

Van  Schaacb  i:  Herriok's  sub.  Us  27,  28  anl  30  b  20  in  Walker's  sub  of 

the  n  w  "i  of  sec  31  39  14.  June  22,  11  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leamlns.  mas 

ter,  1412  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 
Biokerdike  &  Steele's  sub,  the  s  32  ft  of  the  n  96.7  ft  of  the  e  160  ft  in  h 

16,  tORether  with  other  pl-oes  of  property  io  sal  J  sub.   Jane  25,  11  a 

m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Dearbirn  st.  L  N. 
Lt  31  in  the  sub  of  the  e  Vs  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  s  e  >4  of  the  d  e  !4  o 

see  11  S9  13.  June  22, 10  a  m.    Jeremiah  Leamiue,  master,  1412  Ash 

land  blk.  L  N. 

Smith's  sub.  Its  85  and  86  in  b  36  in  Sheffield's  add.  July  1,  I  p  m.  Edm 

8  Cummings,  master,  701  Kednie  bldg.  L  N. 
Oalver's  add,  sub  Its  2  and  3  of  Its  39  cud  40  in  the  n  w  y  of  sec  28  40 

14.  June  24,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  1109  raooma  bldg.  L  N. 

Taylor's  sub.  It  43  in  b  2  of  b  1  of  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  V4  of  the  n 
w  J4  of  sec  8  39  14.  Jo  le  24,  11  a  m   Edw  A  Dicker,  mister.  L  N. 

Dickey  &  Baker's  sub.  It  33  of  b  5  of  Thompson  &  Holmes'  sub  of  the 
e  45  acres  of  the  n  60  acres  of  the  8  e  H  of  8eo  17  38  14.  June  24,  11  a 
m   Edw  A  Dicker,  .  aster.  L  N. 

Lathrop  &  Larned's  sab,  It  33  of  the  w  3  acres  of  the  e  10  acres  of  the  n 
15  acres  of  the  s  e  "i  of  the  a  e  of  sec  B  33  14.  June  21,  11  a  m.  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mat  Ld  Aasn  snb.  It  34  in  b  9  in  sec  20  42  13.  June 
25,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  B. 

Allen's  eub.  It  12  of  Us  8,  9,  in  and  11,  Gray's  sub  of  8  acres  e  of  and 

adj  the  w  35.62  acres  n  e  of  Plank  road  in  the  n  e  H  of  sec  36  40  13. 

June  24,  1pm  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  et.  L  N. 
La  Grange,  Richmond's  add,  lU  4  and  5  in  b  2,  a  sub  of  the  s  e  t4  of  the 

s  w  H  and  p-;  of  the  s  e  }4  w  of  road  in  sec  33  .39  12.    June  24,  1  p  m 

Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Grossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add.  It  25  in  b  61  a  sub  of  the  n  w  %  of  sec  34  39 
12.  Jun  27,  11  am.  Finley  Scruggs,  admtr.  L  N. 

Thompson's  sub,  Its  29  to  37  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  of  the  n  e  ^  of  see  1 
39  13.  June  25,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  f  ortland  blk.  L  B 

Eberhart  &  Boyoe'a  f  ub.  Its  9,  10,  11  and  12  in  b  7  in  Falrview,  of  the  w 
H  of  the  8  e  !i  nf  sec  940  12.  July2,llam.  Thos  .  onovan,  admtr 

L.  3. 

Oh'gn  Hgts.  Us  11  and  12  in  b  70  a  sub  In  sees  2n  and  21  39  14.  June  28 
1pm.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 


Jones'  sub,  It  7  in  b  1  of  tbe  w  V4  of  the  n  e  J4  of  see  13  39  13. 
10  a  m.  Th  s  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  B. 


Jnne  25, 


riournoy's  snb.  an  und  !4  int  in  It  65  in  b  8  being  In  the  e  i4  of  the  s  w 
J4  and  the  w  H  of  thes  e  >4  of  sec  18  39  14.  July  2,  11  am  Daniel 
McDowell,  admtr.  L  B. 

Mark's  enb,  the  e  80  ft  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  2  of  the  n  170.71  ft  of  the  w 
367.33  ft  of  the  w  H  of  It  16  and  the  s  127.04  ft  of  the  w  V4  of  It  16  in 
the  School  Trastees  sub  of  eeo  16  38  14.  June  25,  11  am.  Fk  E  Brv- 
ant,  admtr.  NOR  ' 

Ward's  sub,  it  47  in  b  7,  b  12  in  Sheffield's  add.  June  22,  11  a  m  Fred 
O  Overbeck,  executor.  L  B. 


Lancaster's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  in  b  1  of  the  w  % 
Junt  2H,  11  a  m.  HA  Foster,  admtr.  L  B. 


of  the  s  w     sec  22  88  14. 


Mason  &  McKichan's  sub.  It  17  in  b  5  of  the  w  ^  of  the  n  w  V  of  sec  14 
37  14  June  25,  11  a  m.  OP  Rudolphsen,  admtr.  NOR. 


Sheffield's  add,  the  n  H  of  It  64  in  eubblk  3  in  b 
Bernhard  Mieling,  executor.  L  B. 


18.    June  22,  11  a  m. 


Forest  Bidge,  divers  pieces  of  property  belonging  to  (he  estate  of  F  P 
St"'  r"'".?^  "  ™-    Jere  .  iah  Learning,  master,  1412  Ashland 

blk.  L  N. 

^l^^^y  *=,^«'eb8ter's  sub.  It  -  85,  86,  87.  88  and  4  feet  ofi  the  west  side  of 

It  89  in  b  2  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  )2  39  13.    ,jnne  14,   11  a  m     Jno  T 

Noyes,  master.  L 
Kimbark's  sub.  It  8  of  It  6  in  b  62  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub  in  the  n  w 

!4  of  sec  21  39  14.  June  14,  1  p  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn 

St.  L  b. 

Evanston,  Union  add.  It  14  in  b  5  a  sub  of  sec  19  41  14.  June  14  11  a  m 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  N  O  K.  '  ' 

Lane's  suh.  It  44  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  s  w  M  of  fee  36  40  13 
JuQ<  14,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummiogs,  master.  N  0  K. 

Lane's  sub,  It  51  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  a  w  M  of  sec  35  40  13 
June  II,  1  p  m,  Edm  8  Oammingj.  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  N  0  r! 

Fishhaii.'s  sab  Its  51,  52  and  53  of  b  33  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  in 
t'JS  ^  "It'*;  o^°°*  "  ^  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma 

Watson,  Tower  &  Davis  sub.  It  28  in  b  11  of  the  w  %  of  the  n  w  W  of 
oec  6     !4.  June  19,  11  a  m  .  Geo  Bass,  mas'er.  L  B. 

Thee  /j  of  the  n  w  H  nf  sec  28  38  14.  June  18,  11  a  m.  H  L  Wait  mas 
t^r,  Uu  UaSaile  st        N.  '^on,  uibh 

Smith's  sub.  Its  7  Hurt  «  of  pt  of  the  w  V4  of  It  38  in  the  School  Trustees 
'"xt"       "'""^      "  *       Walter  Batler,  master,  56  Port 

Normal  -  chool  sab,  the  e  40  ft  of  U  10  in  b  2  of  ( he  w  W  of  the  s  e  1^  of 
sec  21  :id  14.  June  18.  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  ma-ter.  NOR.  ^ 

Caiial  Trustees  sao,  an  a  id  1-7  Lit  in  the  s  %  ex  the  w  tO  ft  end  ei 
also  the  e  25  ft  of  the  w  189  ft  of  .aid  e  of  b  36  of  the  w  /,  of  sec  27 
39  14.  Jane  21,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  Willard,  executor.  N  0  B. 

Webb's  sub,  It  20  of  Its  1  and  2  in  the  .-upr  Ct  Oomm  ptnofb7of 
ocbran's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  e  M  of  sec  6  39  14.  Jane  17  Ham 

Herman  Hedder,  anmlr.  NOR.  ' 
Hull's  sub.  It  21  of  9H  acres  in  the  e     of  the  s  w  J4  of  sec  4  39  14.June 

19,  1pm.  David  Sullivan,  master   L  N. 

Westfall's  sab,  It  183  and  pis  of  Its  184.  18)  and  187  of  div  1  of  208 acres 
lu  the  e  H  of  the  8  w  !4  and  the  s  e  H  of  sec  30  38  15.  June  18  lo  a 
m.  Ihos  laylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  N  O  R. 

Oanal  Trustees  snb,  sublt  2  of  It  14  in  b  36  of  sec  7  39  14.  June  18  1  n 
m.  Edo.  8  0ammln«8,  master,  701  Ksdzle  bldg.  LB. 

80  Ci'go  Oaluuaet  Hgta,  Gross'  add,  It  45  la  b  18  of  the  s  e  of  sec  1 
37  14.  June  18,  H  1.  Wait,  master,  110  ..aSalle  st.  L  B. 

Place's  add,  Its  12  a  ,d  13  in  b  4,  a  enb  of  .  he  e  %  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n 
Walhinrton  st.^L  /.""^       ""^  ^'"^ 


Turner  &  Bond's  sub.  It  32  and  n  9  ft  of  It  33  of  b  in.  in  Morris  et  al 
sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  8  w  H  of  sec  18  39  14 .  Jane  14,  Ham.  Jno  T 
Noyes,  master,  98  and  90  Washington  st.  L  B. 

Weise's  sub.  It  21  of  it  4  in  the  County  Oik's  div  of  that  pt  of  the  n  e  U 
of  sec  27  39  13;  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  and  Its  31  and  32  in  b  6  all  ia 
Carey's  sub  of  the  e  Y,  and  the  n  w  54  of  the  e  w  M  of  the  s  w  J4  of 
Fee  22  39  13,  It  122  in  Olark  st  add  to  Edgewater,  being  a  sub  of  that 
pt  of  the  8  w  H  of  sec  5  4ii  14,  Its  28  and  29  In  bs  17  18  and  41,  in  b  3, 
Its  9  and  10  in  b  4  all  In  Milwaukee  av  Ld  Assn  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the 
n  w  H  of  the  s  e  }4,ot  sec  22  40  13.  June  13,  Ham.  Theresa  Stable, 
guardian.  L  B. 

Holstein  add.  It  18  in  b  IS  a  snb  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  31  40  14 
June  10,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Stewar 's  sub,  the  w  H  of  the  H  of  Its  45  46  47  and  48  in  b  16  of  the  s 
w  14  of  sec  1  38  13  June  1,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper 
blk.  NOR. 

So  Oh'go,  Taylor's  2nd  add.  Us  47  48  and  49  lu  b  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  1  2 
3  24  25  and  26  of  b  1  and  24  of  b  6,  a  sub  in  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  5  37  15 
June  10,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  N. 

Oh'go  Dnvsty  snb.  U  21  in  b  44  of  the  8  Yz  of  the  n  e  »4,  the  w  ?4  of  the 
s  14  of  the  a  Yt  of  the  n  e  !4.  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  n  e  H  of 
the  8  9  !4  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  7  38  14.  June  11. 11  a  m.  Walter  But- 
ler, master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 


ORDINANCES  FOR  SPECIAL  ASSESSMENTS. 

Note — Abbreviations  signify:  0.  curbing;  g,  grading;  m 
maoadamiziDg;  p,  paving;  f,  filling,  w.  b.,  waterservioe; 
swk,  sidewalk  j  Ip,  lamp-posts;  d,  drains. 

aiBEET.  FBOM  TO  IMP'x 

Elm  N  State  L-ike  Shore,  swk 

N  fi9th  SheridanRoad  Lake  Miob.  .swk 

Argyle  SheridanRoad  Lake  Mich.. swk 

Ridgewood  av.54tb  55ih  swk 

Fifty-seoond.  .Jefferson  av. .  Lake  av  swk 

Hibbard  av...52d  B3d  swk 

Sixty-first  ....  Indiana  av. .  .Cottage  Q  av  swk 

Wileon  av   W  Ravensw'd  Palmer  swk 

Park 

Thirty-seventh  Vinoennes  av.  Ellis  Park  .swk 

Shields  av  55th   57th   swk 

Sixty-thiril ... .  Winter  Sherman  . .  ..swk 

Kedzie  av  Lake  J aokson  bv . .  swk 

Thirty-sixth  .  Parnell  av  ...Batler  swk 

Thirty-fonrth  .Emerald  av.  .Halsted  swk 

Florenoeav      Wood  Prospect  av. swk 

.Lincoln  Western  av.  .swk 

.  pointl66  ft  w  swk 


Hanson  ot 

Grant  pi  Western  av . 

Maynard  av     Edward"?  av     Eastman  av.swk 

Hosmer  av  Grand  av  O  MASt  P  Ry  swk 

Forty-ninth.    Union  av   Wallace.. 

Lincoln  34th  35th  

Thirty-foarth  .Wood  Archer  av 

Sonnyside  av  .Western  av     Alley  east 
Myrtle  Ashland  av. 


W  19th 
Rockwell  .., 
Tilden  av  . , 
Portland  av 
Linden  av  . . 
Melrose  ... 
Indiana 


Albany  av 
Ogden  . . . 
Bowery 


.  swk 
.  swk 
swk 
swk 
swk 

Oalifornia  av  swk 


Taylor 


15th  

Aberdeen 


118th  119th 


Otto   ...  ....  Ashland  av 

N  Hamilton  avMontrose  av 
Crawford  av    Center  .... 

Vernon  av . 


New   Lake... 

rving  &  Leavitt  Monroe 


.swk 
swk 
swk 
.  swk 
Ip 
Ip 


e  s 
Dear- 


Bate's  reaab.  the  e  33^  ft  of  the  n  Yt  of  It  6  In  b  7  of  the  n  e  }i  of  th 
w  "4  of  sec  21  i,H  14.  Juue  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dei 
ojm  St.  L  «. 

Gondy  4  GoodwiUie's  sub,  sublts  1,  2,  4,  5,  6  and  7  of  resub  of  Its  19  and 
onfi?  "H  ?'  V  "  ^"  °'  3  and  4  in  the  Assessor's  div  of 
ontlt    O'  l.i  Wrig  uwood.  see  28  40  14.  Juue  18.  10  a  ra.  Jas  B  Mann. 


67th  69th  

Bobey  ....  Western  av 
8t  Clair  ....    Lake  Mich 

0  E<tL  8  By  Ip 
Wilson  av  Ip 
Everett  ws 

..Everett  Center  w  s 

fThrongh    b  1 
Park  av. .!  Brown's  sob  e  hf 
Adams . . . .  )  w  hf  s  w  qr  see 
Lu  39  13 

Lincoln  av.... 35th  38th   \  Opening  alley 

(  Widening  st 

rving  Park  av  Irving  Pk  bd  Changing  naue 

W  Irving  Pk  av  Peoria  Johnson  Changing  name 

Morgan,  Sangamon,  Peoria,  Green,  67th  )    ,  , 
and  68th  ^  o  f  and  p 

Ninety-first.  ..Exchange  av.QreenBay  avo  f  and  p 

rving  Park  avHalsted  Point  925  f t  e  o  f  and  m 

Ijnnt  av  Bidge  av  Point  516  f  t  o  g  and  p 

of  e  line  of 
Evanston  av 

Forty-fonrth.. State  Grand  blvd  .  swk 

Forty-fonrth.  .State  Grand  blvd  .  swa 

Forty-fourth .  .btLawrenoe  avGtand  blvd  .  swk 
Forty-fourth.  .StLewrenoe  avGrand  blvd  .  swk 

Wharton  av. .  .Slst  55th  swk 

Thirty-seventhEUis  av  Lake  av  swk 

Erie  State  Point  625ft  e  swk 

of  St  Clair.,  swk 

Kinzie  State.  Bush  swk 

Adams  Halsted  Centre  swk 

Van  Bnren  Canal  Centre  av  . .  swk 

Jane  Bookwell  California.,  swk 

Londy  Lane  .  .32d  33d  swk 

James  av  Wood  Lincoln  ....swk 

Oologn   Deering  Fuller  swk 

Cologne  Main  Deering  swk 

Logan  Hickory  C  &  A  By . . .  swk 

102d  Prospect  av..Wood   swk 

105th  Prospect  av    Washington  av  pwk 

Charles    100th  103d   swk 


Ashland  av      Archer  av  ....  35th  

Archer  av  Western  av. .  Chi  river 

Thirty  fifth.  ..Western  av...Chi  river. 

Forty-eighth . .  Bobey  Leavitt . , 

Jefferson  av  .  .7l8t  75th  w  a 

Washtenaw  av.  Washington  bd  Harrison. .  w  s 
Hiokling  av . . .  Halsted  Center  ,  w  s 


I  P 
1  P 
1  P 
w  s 


SHERIFF'S  SALES. 


E  Yt  of  the  8  e  %  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  W  of  the  s  e  K  and  tife  n  SB 
p"ase,''8'heHl.1,''o  B?  "        °'  ""^     "  ''''  " 

Oanal  Trustees  sub,  w  Yt  of  It  34  of  sub  of  e  10  acres  of  outlt  of  b  19  of 
e     tec  29  40  14.  June  25,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sherifl.  N  0  K. 

yman  et  al  sub.  Its  81  to  86  of  b  1  of  Oouuty  01erk,e  div  of  the  e  Yt  of 
i-the  n  w     sec  18  40  14.  Jane  25.  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.    N  O  R. 


Walker's  stib,  Its  4,  5  and  8  in  b  3  of  that  pt  s  of  the  Oanal  In  the  n  w  >4 
of  sec  31  39  14.  June  25,  lo  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR 

TeLrBCifl.ToR.°''°'' - 

Oviatt'8  snb,  sub  It  49  of  Its  45  to  52  in  b  30  in  Sheffield's  add.  July  2 

10  a  m   Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Bergman's  sub.  Us  25  and  26  b  3  w  54  outlt  9  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  snb, 

e  /,  of  seo  29  40  14.  July  2,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


(too  liATB  TO  OliASSIFT.) 

Kansas.— Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  neat  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9  -room 

residence,  with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  371^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fnllerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Bidge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  retarn  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  z  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Excursion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago.  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  BurUngton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaakee, 
Pewaukes.  Hartland,  Nashotah,  Ooonomowoc,  Kilboarn,  Sparta 
St.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Vlinnetonka.  Tomahawk,  Minooqua 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wisconsin,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peuinsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  each  week  to  Wisconsin  Resorts 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


LOANS  MADE 
ON  GOOD 
REAL  ESTATE 
SECURITY 

W.  J.  LUKENS 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  INSURANCE 

1322  AND  1323  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE 


LAKE  VIEW  and 
NORTH  SHORE 
PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY 


The  First  National  Bank  s  Gliicap. 

Paid  in  Capital  $3,000,000.  Surplus  $3,000,000, 

OFPIOBRB: 

!  THAN  J.  Oaqe,  President.  Jas.  B.  Fobgan,  Vice  President. 

RioaABO  J.^MBKET,  Oashler.         Holmes  Boob,  Ass't  Oashier. 
Fbank  E.  Bbown,  2d  Ass't  Oashier. 

i3/AECrO/?S.- 

Ham'i,  M.  Nioeebson.      E.  F.  Lawbknoe. 
F.  D.  Geat.  Nobman  b.  Beau. 

R.  0.  NiCKKBBON.  L.  J.  QAOE. 

A.  A.  Oabpentbb.  Ja 


8.  W.  Allkbton. 
Nkison  Mobbis. 
EuQENE  8.  Pike. 

B.  FOBQAM. 


SALESMEN 


Are  making  more  clean 
money  selling  West  Pull- 
man property  than  any- 
thing in  Chicago.    Try  it. 

EASY  TERMS. 
LIBERAL  COMMISSIONS. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  100  Washington  Street. 


June  22,  1^96. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


691 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
June  20,  1895. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   290* 

Olty,  under  11,000    98 

CooDty    112 


Amount. 
|l,893,ad0 
S7,9S8 
375,260 


Total   490 


12,326,608 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  June  21,  1894. 


Olty,  over  tl,000    323 

City,  under  1,000   129 

Oounty  ,   89 

Total   541 


Amount. 

{1,48-2,(193 
188,768 
180.717 


11.851,578 


Aberdeen  st,  2'«5  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  26x 
124.66;  Jan  16.  S  W  8oo(t  to  E  N  Soott 

 tl.lOO 

Ada  Bt,  191  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  26xl24>^;  May 
22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Paoifio  L  and  U  Aesn 

 $3,213 

Alexander  av,  300  fte  ot  Grace  st,  w  f  60x 
120;  June  1.  H  0  Lindholm  to  A  Peter- 
eon  |3,000 

Anthony  av,  68  ft  s  e  of  Sonth  Park,  s  w  f 
60x1:^6;  Jane  i.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  H 

Gary  |t,44:0 

Anthony  av,  209  ft  s  e  of  Esoanaba,  n  e  f 
160x135;  Jnne  U.  0  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to 

E  A  Shedd  |4,200 

Armitage  av,  199  ft  w  of  Point  st,  s  f  26x 

126;  June  17.  W  Mosoh  to  F  8troh.|2,500 
Artesian  av  N,  s  w  oor  Wabansia,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jane  19.  A  Madsen  to  J  O  Knndsen 

 |4,650 

Artesian  av,  24  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
24x124;  Apr  17.  W  Kreioker  to  A  Alles 

 $1,00) 

Avenne  L,  283  ft  s  of  lOlst  st,  w  f  25x 
121,i>^;  Jane  19.  R  E  L  Brooks  to  F 

Stonehill  $2,300 

Avenae  "L"  223  ft  a  of  103rd  st,  w  f  25x 
122;  Nov  17,'94.  J  8  Peterson  to  M  I 

Phelps  $2,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  427  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  s  f 
60x125;  Jnne  13.  H  Peterson  to  N  A 

Davis  $2,000 

Breden  av,  146  ft  w  of  Larrabee  st,  s  f  60 
xl34;  Jnne  1.  M  J  W  Taylor  to  A  B 

Crawford  $lo,000 

Buffalo  av,  135  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  60xl4(i; 
Apr  24.  T  Lnndberg  to  A  J  Lindberg 

  ...$6,t00 

Bofifalo  av,  n  w  oor  86th  st,  e  f  26x124; 

Jnne  12.  Mast  iu  Ohy  to  L  8iever8.$4,l33 
BnSalo  av,  p  w  oor  I34th  st,  e  f  32xl33>^; 
Jnne  12.  Mast  In  Chy  to  City  of  Chi- 
cago $1,860 

California  av,  100  ft  n  of  Donning  st,  w  f 
26x126;  June  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  O 

Stensland  $1,322 

Calnmet  av,  60J^  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  32x 
71;  Jane  12.  N  K  Eikos  to  L  Broadwell 

 $8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  211  ft  s  of  87th  st,  w  f  165i^ 
xl69,  and  other  ppty;  May  12.  0  P 

Hayes  to  A  0  Timm  $2,964 

Calnmet  av,  n  w  oor  45th  st,  e  f  97x137 J^; 

Jnne  10.  P  Angsten  to  J  N  Dubaoh.t20,000 
Canal  st,  50  ft  n  of  33rd,  e  f  26x124  8-10^ 

Jnne  6   A  J  Smith  to  C  H  Nitt  $1,300 

Canal  st  8,  297  ft  s  of  119th,  w  f  26xl23J^; 
May  27.  American  Trnst  and  Savings 

Bank  to  H  Wey month  $1,775 

Carmen  av,  52  ft  e  of  Soathport,  s  f  40x 
160;  May  13.  J  D  Corlett  to  J  W  Slay- 
ton  $1,600 

Carmen  av  W,  141  ft  e  of  N  54th.  61x1^5; 

May  20.  T  L  Hanson  to  W  Wilde .  .$2,500 
Carpenter  st,  300  ft  n  of  62nd,  w  f  25x 
126;  Jane  18.  C  A  Johnson  to  A  Rein- 
hold  $6,0(0 

Central  Park  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  24th  st,  e  f 
5  1x124;  Jane  14.  M  F  Riley  to  8  Bamm 

 $2,500 

Olara  pi,  151  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  27 
xl02;  Jane  12.  A  Steinhans  to  M  Lnndy 

 $3,000 

Clark  st,  287  ft  n  w  of  Sheffield  av,  s  w  f 
26x77;  Jane  17.  WM  Bine  to  W  Birn 

 $2,0C0 

Cleveland  av,  22^^  ft  s  of  Menomonee  st, 
w  f  22%xl2;  Apr  18.  S  R  Selden  to  A 

W  Stanmeyer  $1,360 

Clifton  av,  126  ft  s  of  Garfield,  w  f  25x 
124;  Jnne  16.  P  M  Oonningham  to  J  E 

Fitzgerald  $9,960 

Clinton  av,  72  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  e  f  24x 
125;  June  13.  J  L  Sheafler  to  T  A  Al- 
varez  $3,000 


Clinton  av,  96  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  e  f  24x 
126;  Jnne  16.  J  LSheafFerto  A  E  Brnn- 

ner  $3,600 

Congress  st,  236  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  s  f  20x 
80;  Jane  6.  J  J  Sullivan  to  J  F  Griffin 

  $1,000 

Congress  st,  275  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  26x 

171;  Mar  20.  F  Fortin  to  E  Fortin.  .$7,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  172  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f 
24x122;  May  1.  0  J  Bassie  to  G  H 

Owen    $6,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  196  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f 
48x122,  and  ]4  int;  May  1.  C  J  Bassie 

to  0  A  Baell  $7,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  168  ft  n  w  of  South 
Park,  w  f  27.96,  running  through  to 
South  Park  av;  June  18.  J  Geyer  et  al 

to  J  A  Orb  '....$7,250 

Cottage  Grove  av,  same  ppty;  June  18. 

Est  of  U  Geyer  to  J  A  Orb  $7,260 

Crystal  st,  53  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  26x120; 

May  6.  H  Hertz  to  C  Sohiller  $1,650 

Dearborn  av,  n  e  oor  Ontario  st,  w  f  20x 
80;  June  1.  A  B  Crawford  to  M  J  rV 

Taylor  $16, COO 

Dickens  av,  128  ft  e  of  Koman,  s  f  28x150; 

June  15.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  L  Hull. $1,480 
Division  et,  2^5  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n 
f  26x120;  June  5.  P  E  Bode  to  0  Bruse 

 $1,200 

Division  et,  premises   No  2^3  26x100; 

Jnne  1.  E  B  Eddy  to  8  Canavan.  .$5,000 
Drexel  av,  141  ft  n  of  75th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
June  1.  J  8  Knowlson  to  W  Alloway 

 $3,000 

Dunning  st,  153  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  18 
xlOO;  June  19.  A  Weingartner  to  H  Kers- 

ten  $2,000 

Eighty-second  st,  s  e  oor  Emerald  av,  n  f 
i!6xll9;  Jnne  18.  J  W  Flood  to  G  F 

Arnold  $1,000 

Eighty-fifth  st,  60  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av,  s 
f  26x125^;  June  4.  J  F  Randolph  to  J 

E  Benton   $1,000 

Eighty-eighth  st,  n  e  oor  of  Center,  s  f  132 
xl25;  Mar  18.  0  Debolt  to  L  E  Brouwer 

 $2,500 

Eighty-eighth  st,  n  e  oor  of  Center,  s  f  57 
xl25;  June  14.  L  E  Brouwer  to  L  Sheetz 

 $1,000 

Ellis  av,  n  e  oor  79th  st,  w  f  265x125;  June 

10.  P  Kennedy  to  E  A  Liphard  $7,300 

Elizabeth  st,  75  ft  n  of  68th,  w  f  50x1243^ ; 
Jane  17.  M  Schumann  to  0  F  W  Lent- 

ner  ,..$1,660 

Eleton  road,  n  w  oor  Bernard  st,  e  w  f  60 
x60,  more  or  less;  Jnne  20.  L  E  Orandall 

to  W  H  Barber  $1,000 

Evergreen  st,  n  w  oor  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
41x124;  June  10.  AT  Lofdahl  to  JN 

Lee   $4,000 

Fairfield  av,  158  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  K  Ox 
126;  Jnne  11.  G  N  MoLester  to  N  F 

Kranz  $1,10C 

Fay  av,  141  ft  s  of  Pratt,  w  f  461^x124; 

Jnne  5.  E  A  King  to  M  Dorland  $5,400 

Fifth  av,  261  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  24x125; 
June  14.  F  A  MarquardttoO  Marqaardt 

....   o  $5,0)0 

Fifteenth  et  W,  premises  No  107,  25x90; 
June  18.  G  Azzato  to  D  Oaponigiro 

 $1,5  0 

Fiftieth  st,  100  ft  w  of  Canal,  s  f  lOOx 
125J^;  June  8.  Q  B  Oruiokshank  to  Chi- 
cago and   Western  Indiana  Railroad 

Company  $2,000 

Fifty-first  st,  s  w  oor  Artesian  av,  n  f  46x 
125;  May  24.  D  J  Kennedy  to  L  Nie- 

moth  $1,350 

Fifty-first  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Princeton  av, 
n  f  24x125}^;  May  17.  A  McGinn  to  H 

G  Loomis  $4,800 

Fifty-first  av  N,  240  ft  a  of  Armitage,  e  f 
60x162;  Apr  16.  J  F  Thompson  to  K 

Watson  $2,500 

Fifty-fourth  st,  207  ft  e  of  Morgan,  s  f  26 
xl23;  June  14.  A  Steidinger  to  M  Spain 

 $1,300 

Fifty-ninth  st,  s  w  oor  Wood,  n  f  39^x120; 
also  69th  st,  s  e  cor  Honore,  n  f  25x130; 
June  29.  M  E  O'Grady  to  O  Ballongnis 

  $6,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  same  ppty;  Jnne  19.  O 

Ballongnis  to  M  C  O'Grady  $5,000 

Fortieth  st,  100  f t  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
197x178,  except  right  of  way  of  railroad; 
Jnne  11.  F  Diesel  and  wife  to  Frank 

Diesel  Can  Company  $24,000 

Forty-first  st  N,  161  ft  w  of  Butler,  e  f  25x 
12*14;  May  13.  Nicholas  Flanagan  and 

wife  to  Mary  Lynch  $2,500 

Forty-first  st,  248  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av,  s 
f  17x150;  June  18.  A  J  Glenn  to  P  Peter- 
son  $6,650 

Forty-second  pi,  194  ft  w  of  Butler  st,  e  f 
50x125;  May  21.  C  A  Reynolds  to  J  A 
Murphy  ,  , . . .  $2,600 


Forty-third  ot  N,  160  ft  n  of  Cosgrove  av, 
e  f  60x150;  June  17.  J  A  Henderson  to 

A  H  Hill  $1,000 

Forty-third  ct  N,  same  ppty;  June  8.  A 

H  Hill  to  M  A  Henderson  $1,000 

Forty-sixth  ot  N,  s  e  oor  Wilson  av,  n  f 
100x135,  and  other  ppty;  Jane  13.  J  A 

Jameson  to      B  Judson  $3,5C0 

Forty-eighth  st  E,  premises  No  672,  26x 
126;  Jane  IC.  J  N  Dubaoh  to  P  Angaten 

  $13,000 

Forty-eighth  av  N,  160  ft  n  of  Sunnyside, 
w  f  100x126;  Mav  27.  H  T  Smith  to  F 

L  Cheney  '.  $2,0C0 

Foster  av,  25  ft  e  of  Winchester,  s  f  50x 
125;  Apr  25.  A  O  Peterson  to  0  A  Carl- 
son    $1,600 

Fourteenth  st  W,  250  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  s  f 
25x90;  June  6.  0  H  Williams  to  J  Zasa- 

del  $2,750 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  Loomis  si,  n 
f  72x124;  Mar  21.  W  R  Talbot  to  J  F 

Sampson  $3,400 

Fourteenth  pi,  236  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  n  f 
125x165;  Aug  22,'94.  J  L  Lombard  to  J 

D  Pickham  $7,000 

Fremont  st,  199  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  24x 
124*^;  June  1 .  A  Peterson  to  H  O  Lind- 
holm $6,450 

Fry  st,  n  e  cor  Holt,  s  f  24x125;  Jnne  12 

Mast  in  Chy  to  J  R  Penniman  $8,225 

FuUerton  av,  107  ft  e  of  Campbell,  n  f  25x 
96.61;  June  12.  A  Steinhans  to  M  Lundy 

 $7,0(  0 

Fulton  st,  premises  No  474,  20x115;  Jnne 
15.  J  0  Kimball  8r  to  J  0  Kimball  Jr 

 $2,2C0 

Fulton  st,  12,^  ft  e  of  Maplewood  av,  s  f 
24x120;  June  6.   M  Qilmartin  to  P  O  0 

0  St  L  Sy  Co   $4,600 

Fulton  st,  3641^  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  24 
xl60;  June  14.  A  W  Sabin  to  D  M  Hayes 

 $2,550 

Garfield  blvd,  108  ft  e  of  Carpenter  st,  n  f 
36x147;  June  7.  A  M  Pence  to  F  Junker 

 $2,625 

George  st,  188  ft  w  of  Southport  av,  n  f 
25x126;  June  15.  J  P  Wagner  to  P  A 

Lenz  $1,200 

George  st,  225  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  25x125; 

June  15.  J  Tozke  to  J  Bushauer.  .  .$1,400 
Goethe  st,  264  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  27x165; 
June  10.  A  Woebbecke  to  G  H  Kriets 

 ...$7,i0.) 

Goethe  st,  3l7ftwof  Wells,  s  f  28x165; 
Jane  13.  Exrs  of  H  0  Kriete  to  0  Bruse 

 $7,600 

Grand  av,  s  e  cor  N  48th,  n  w  f  90x100, 
more  or  less;  May  9,'92.  F  8  Thomp- 
son to  K  Watson  $3,500 

Grand  av,  363  ft  s  of  37th  st,  w  f  44x124; 
Juce  14.  Eva    A   Liphard   to  Peter 

Kennedy  $13,0U0 

Grant  pi,  164  ft  w  of  Cleveland  av,  n  f  24 
xl24;  June  8.  E  Lnken  to  H  CohlgraS 

 $4,0(  0 

Grant  pi,  140  ft  w  of  Cleveland  av,  n  f  24 
xl24;  June  8.  W  Lnken  to  H  Oohlgrafl 

  $16,0(0 

Green  st,  100  ft  n  of  61st,  w  f  2-xl26; 
May  10.  W  T  Church  to  J  Wrigh  man 

 $1,500 

Gross  Park,  •.;26  ft  e  of  E  Ravenswood,  s 
f  25x108;  Jan  2.  H  0  Albreoht  to  Q  L 

Sohwiney  $2,300 

Haddon  et,  288  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  a  f  24x 
120;  Mar  5,'94.  F  E  Morris  to  A  P  Morris 

 $3,000 

Haddon  st,  265  ft  w  of  Campbell  av.  n  f 
24x120;  June  14.  A  Hanson  to  E  Sinclair 

 $1,600 

Halsted  st,  s  e  cor  58th,  w  f  75x125,  und 
14  int;  Jane  19.  V  M  Lee  to  G  E  Nichols 

 $5,626 

Halsted  st,  n  e  cor  Root,  w  f  50x126;  May 
13.    Nicholas   Flanagan   and   wife  to 

Mary  Lynch  $40,000 

halsted  st,  225  ft  s  of  63rd,  w  f  25x113; 
June  17.  J  H  Weiss  to  E  B  Asohermann 

 $3,573 

Hamilton  av,  premises  No  74  24x125; 
Jane  19.  Est  of  L  Salisbury  to  H  Brown 

 $2,000 

Hermitage  av,  141  ft  n  of  Clybonrn  pi,  e 
f  24x125;  May  29.  Est  of  J  Gaech  to  J 

Gneoh   $1050 

Homan  av,  250  ft  n  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  25x 
124.86:  June  19.  M  0  M  MoDonnell  to 

H  C  Buggert  $6,000 

Honore  st,  60  ft  s  of  62nd,  e  f  50x125; 

June  17.  H  I  Saxton  to  E  B  Bodley.$l,000 
Hoyne  av  N,  24  ft  s  of  Churchill  st,  w  f 
24x100;  Mar   25.  G   Stanfenbell  to  A 

Sandkop  $1,660 

Humbolat  st,  123  ft  n  of  45th,  w  f  50x126; 
July  27,'94.  R  W  Foster  to  W  A  Felton 
 $1,000 


Huron  st,  21  ft  e  of  Troy,  n  f  21x90;  Jnne 

19.  J  Collins  to  C  Barr  $3,000 

Indiana  av,  99  ft  s  of  68th  st,  w  f  26x178; 
June  1.  W  Alloway  and  wife  to  J  8 

Knowlson  $10,000 

Ingleside  av,  357  ft  s  of  58th  st,  e  f  24x 
11.5,  May  10.  J  K  Bigelow  to  L  E  Miller 

 $2,280 

Irving  Park  av,  100  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  s 
f  25x118;  May  29.  H  M  Hubbard  to  B 

Mazzel  et  al  $1,250 

Irving  Park  av,  302  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f 
200x130;  June  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  W 

Kellner  $9,600 

Jackson  st,  200  ft  e  of  8  42nd  av,  n  f  25x 
1!;5;  Jnne  7.  A  D  Eraser  to  C  A  Good- 
win  $1,400 

JaokBon  st,  50  ft  w  of  Humboldt,  n  f  26x 
126;  May  22.  0  Davidson  to  W  H  Slack 

 $11,000 

Jackson  st,  2V5>^  ft  w  of  8  44th  av,  s  f  25 
xl21;  Apr  4.   J  E  Price  to  J  Cooper 

  $1,160 

Janssen  av.  155  ft  n  of  Oornelia.  e  f  37^^ 
xl23^;  June  1.  O  A  Williams  to  J  B 

Williams  $5,CC0 

Janssen  av,  same  ppty;  June  1.  J  R  Will- 
iams to  A  Williams  $5,000 

Justine  st,  170  ft  n  of  4hth,  w  f  24x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Jane  18.  J  J  Egan  to  J 

J  Mnllins   $1,500 

Kedzie  av,  54  ft  s  of  eist  nt,  e  f  65xl08J^; 
May  25.  L  Franklin  to  M  Finkelstine 

 $1,875 

Kedzie  av,  119  ft  s  of  61st  st,  e  f  65xl08>^; 

May  23.  L  Franklin  to  A  Uolmgren.$l,875 
Kedzie  av,  144  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  24x123; 
Oct  22,'94.  0  A  McBride  to  C  Gardner 

 $3,000 

Keeley  et,  308  ft  n  w  of  Lyman,  e  f  24x 
100,  more  or  less;  June  11.  C  F  Grotb  to 

W  Konow  $2,000 

Kenmore  av,  100  ft  s  of  Balmoral,  w  f  50x 
150;  June  15.  J  E  Fitzgerald  to  P  M 

Cunningham  $4,600 

Kenwood  8,  n  7  ft  It  16  and  35  ft  It  17,  no 
block  given;  June  12.  F  T  Bennett  to  H 

H  Horr  $3,400 

Kimbark  av,  100  ft  s  of  55th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
188;  Apr  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Geiselman 

 $6,762 

Kroll  st,  236  ft  s  of  Moore,  e  f  24x106; 
Apr  3.  J  Effenberger  to  M  Neohojdoma 

  .  $2,OfO 

Lafayette  st,  125  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  50x112; 
more  or  lees;  Apr  11.  8  C  Duncan  to  P 

J  McDonagh  $5,000 

Lafayette  st,  250  ft  s  of  7l8t,  e  f  60x 
176.74;  June  10.  J  P  Mallette  to  E 

Moeller  $3,000 

Lafiin  av,  200  ft  n  of  86th  st,  w  f  48x125; 

June  18.  J  L  Bigelow  to  P  Steele .  .$1,000 
Lake  Michigan  Dist  Assn  sub.  Its  4  and  5 
bik  6,  otherwise  described  by  M  &  B; 
Jnne  3.  W  Jordan  to  E  M  Stanward 

  $1,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Assn  sub.  Its  46  and 
47  blk  4,  same;  May  24.  E  R  Streetor  to 

E  M  Stanward  $15,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Asen  survey.  It  2  blk 

5,  other wiee  described  by  M  &  B;  June 
3.  vV  Jordeon  to  W  J  Clszbe  $6,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Assn  survey,  It  3  blk 

6,  otherwise  described  by  M  db  B  June 
3.  W  Jordan  to  8  E  Fox  $5,000 

Langley  av,  152  ft  n  of  38th  st,  e  f  20>^x 
109;  May  28.  J  Kelley  to  M  A  Nickerson 

 $9,000 

Lanabee  st,  217  ft  s  of  Deming  pi,  w  f  17 
xlOO;  June  15.  P  Ermling  to  J  G  Grosse 

 $7,000 

LaSalle  st,  291  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  25x126; 
Feb  12.  J  C  Kelly  et  al  to  R  F  Kelly 

 $1,600 

Lawrence  av,  s  e  cor  Leavitt  st,  n  f  37 
44-100x122  79-100;  June  15.  F  Olinski 

to  P  Flood  $1,400 

Lee  av,  186  ft  w  of  California,  s  f  24x125; 

June  1.  J  E  Swanson  to  F  Guthrie. $1,000 
Leland  av,  143  ft  e  of  Commercial,  n  f  22 
x86;Jnne  15.  8  Brown  Jr  to  A  Lazenby 

 $6,500 

Leland  av,  504  ft  e  of  N  66th,  n  f  96x125; 
May  17.  0  Dickinson  to  M  D  F  Stevens 

 ,.$1,000 

Le  Moyne  et,  260  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av,  n 
f  25x125;  June  14.  FA  Rogers  to  F  J 

How  $5,000 

Lexington  av,  112  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  60x 
164;  May  2.  A  Trebiloook  et  al  to  E  E 

Holman    ?. 30,000 

Lexington  st,  267  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  3  f 
25x125;  Jnne  3.  P  Bonflfard  to  0  Gordon 

 $3,000 

Lexington  st,  53  ft  e  of  Spaolding  av,  s  f 
26x124;  May  18.   Est  of  Q  K  Shoen- 
(Guntinued  )n  page  569 


592 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtTlLDiNG  JOtJRNAL. 


Attractive  Otfices  in  tlie  MasonicTeniple 

ADVANTAGE  *^ 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
wurld;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com 
fortable  convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— '-Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

tuese  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 
A  Uassifled  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatnrv 

?J^eril?i^ngTh"a?re°Ja7tl^^-^^^^^«^  dir^ts  him^^whereVe^\~r^ 
^^No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc 

theVrSpeSro^ts^tS^s"''''""  '"^^^  ^^^^-^-^^ 

Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaeo 


1.0  IS  Lukes.  Manager.  Telephone  Main  U81. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
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to  52000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A  k  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
Violins  .  at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIIJG  JOURNAL. 


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((joatinued  from  page  567.) 

berger  to  J  L  Enright  tl  100 

LeziDgton  av,  182  ft  d  of  94th  at,  w  f  26x 
124;  May  1.  J  Kennedy  to  J  J  MoOeeoan 

 11,400 

Lincoln  av,  153  ft  o  e  of  Bertean,  s  w  f 
25x125;  May  1.  E  Rudolph  to  M  J  Healy 

 $1,046 

Linooln  st,  230  ft  n  of  DiYision,  e  f  6i)x 
99;  June  10.  0  Deppe  to  0  Q  H  Ander- 
son $8,000 

Linooln  st,  190^4  ft  n  of  45th,  w  f  24x125; 

May  26.  E  Boske  to  T  W  Boske  $1,200 

Linooln  a-v,  45  f  t  n  w  of  Belle  Plaine,  s  w 
f  25x125;  Jane  1.  E  Rudolph  to  M  J 

Healy  $1,100 

Lowe  av,  250  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  e  f  25x125; 

June  15.  E  E  Olarke  to  J  Leask. .  .$3,000 
Lowe  av,  91  ft  n  of  38th  st,  w  f  24x124; 
June  11.  J  W  O'Brien  to  W  L  O'Brien 

 ,  $2,0C0 

Madison  av,  280  ft  s  of  50th  st,  w  f  18x 
150j^;  June  7.  F  P  Vose  to  Q  Sohn- 

maker  $6,000 

Mapiewood  av,  119  ft  n  of  Milwaukee,  e  f 
26x103;  Feb  22.  E  0  PefiEerman  to  P 

Munson  $1,200 

Mapiewood  av,  25  ft  n  of  Alice  pi,  w  f  30 
xllO;  June  5.  M  Anderson  to  O  Clapp- 

roth  $1,800 

Mapiewood  av,  75  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
25x125;  June  18.  F  Anderson  to  H  0 

Johnson  $4,500 

Marianiia  st,  24  ft  e  of  Ward,  s  I  24x1183^; 

June  19.  J  Wansverski  to  F  Krept.$l,625 
Marshfield  av,  142  ft  u  of  Angusta  st,  w  f 
23.74x130;  June  18.  J  Klosowioz  to  F 

TalafOQS  $2,675 

Marshfield  av,  62%  ft  n  of  Congress  st, 
w  f  20^x100;  May  31.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

L  K  Clark    $3,450 

Marshfield  av,  83  ft  n  of  W  Congress  st, 
w  f  20^x100;  May  25.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

L  E  Clark  $3,450 

Marshfield  av,  287  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x 

123;  Jan  30.  Q  W  Elder  to  0  B  8tave.$3,200 
Marquette  av,  n  w  cor  88th  st,  e  1'  26xl38>^; 
June  6.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  MoAvoy  Brew- 
ing Co  $4  862 

May  st,  190  ft  n  of  Randolph,  w  f  24x 
118.8;  June  12.  AM  Mosser  to  FW 

Morgan  et  al  $6,000 

Merrill  av,  166  ft  n  of  83rd  st,  e  f  25x125^; 

Nov  7,'94.0  Anderson  to  0  W  Vail.$l.tO) 
Miohigan  av,  100  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  75i 
161.  nnd  ^  int;  Jan  2.  J  F  Wares  to  R 

Z  Herrick  $12,000 

Milwaukee  av,  260  ft  s  e  of  Oakley,  s  w  f 
22x100;  June  19.  J  Qoetter  to  A  Crowley 

 $8,(  0 ) 

Monroe  st,  200  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f  25x 
191;  May  8.  D  H  Consodine  to  H  Q 

Sohmeltz   $3,500 

Monroe  av,  330  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  50x165; 
Jane  15.  B  Haggerty  to  L  C  Farwell 

 $4,500 

Monroe  st,  125  ft  e  of  8  42nd  av.  n  f  25x 
121;  May  27.  J  Gillespie  to  J  Freely 

 $5,'  00 

Monroe  av,  100  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  w  f  lOi  x 
183;  June  4.  F  L  Linden  to 


R  Curran 

 $10,500 

Montana  st,  236  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  Ash- 
land av,  n  f  25x123;  Apr  25.  A  Ugel  to 
J  Latall  $3,000 

Montioello  av,  150  ft  n  of  W  Kinzie  st,  w 
f  50x94;  May  27.  A  Z  Bowen  to  A  J 
Anbert  '  $2,000 

Montioello  av,  150  f t  n  of  W  Kinzie  st,  w 
f  50x94;  Apr  6.  A  L  Hughes  to  A  Z 
Bowen  $1,5G0 

Morgan  st,  191  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  60xl24>^; 
June  15.  C  H  Morrison  to  N  Byrnes 
 $2,(1(0 

Morgan  st,  168  ft  n  o'  Austin  av,  w  f  22x 
115}^;  Jane  13.  T  A  Snowden  to  8  Rich- 
ardson $2,880 

Morgan  st,  52J^  ft  s  of  W  Congress,  e  f 
25x100;  June  13.  8  M  Magee  to  W 
Brandenberger  $5,000 

Morgan  st  S,  premises  No  75,  77,  79,  81, 
83  and  85,  120x151;  May  29.  Emily  H 
Baboook  to  Richard  E  Labar  $50,000 

Mozart  st,  241  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  e  f  25 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  May  21.  R  C 
Giving  et  al  to  0  E  Cessna  $1,600 

Muskegon  av,  105^^  ft  n  of  82nd  st,  e  f  24 
xl24^;  June  6.  J  L  Ludwig  to  M 
Dnggan  $1,600 

Newberry  av,  341  ft  s  of  W  12th  st,  w  f 
25x100;  June  11.  M  Strass  to  8  Russ 
 $3,000 

Ninety-fifth  st,  b  w  oor  Muskegon  av,  n  f 
61x135;  June  11.  0  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  W 
Rnndle  $1,800 

Noble  av,  141  ft  w  of  Perry  st,  n  f  50x124; 
June  10.  W  0  Tegmeyer  to  A  H  Sand- 


maoher  $2,000 

Noble  av,  n  w  oor  Seminary,  b  f  24x125; 
June  16.  0  O  Erlandson  to  C  F  Blank 

 $6,600 

North  av  W,  B  w  oor  N  48th,  40  acres;  May 
9   C  Barber  et  al  to  1)  H  Kochersperger 

 $72,0C0 

North  av  W,  premises  No  827.,  25x125; 
June  18.  J  C  Knudsen  to  E  Eeawans 

 $3,500 

North  av  W,  121  ft  w  of  Rockwell  st,  s  f 
24x123;  June  16.  A  G  Rehtmeyer  to  S 

B  Henderson  $6,000 

()akwood  av,  150  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s  f 
16x173,  more  or  less;  Jnue  15.  Ma^-t  in 

Chy  to  8  H  Finch  $4,803 

Ogden  av,  l'i5  ft  s  w  of  Hamlin,  u  w  f  26 
ft  to  alley;  May  27.  J  Novak  8f  to  J 

Novak  Jr  $1,6C0 

Ogden  av,  89  ft  n  e  of  Washington  st,  n 
w  f  20x62;  June  8.  N  Eley  to  L  E  Lati- 
mer $10,5  10 

Ogleeby  av.  47  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  125x126; 
Apr  20.  T  H  Watson  to  J  Browulee  et  al 

   $7,500 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  125  ft  w 
of  Emerald  av.  8  f  25x125;  May  17.  J 
W  Onmmings  to  C  A  Hnmberger.  .$4,600 
Ontario  st,  124  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  25x100; 

May  31.  M  Metzto  W  C  Newberry .  $13,750 
Pacific  av,  96^  ft  n  of  Van  Bnren  st,  w  f 
100x105;  8  Clark  st,  95  ft  n  of  Van 
Buren,  e  f  100x106,  this  property  ad- 
joioiDg,  leasehold  est  aod  int  of  P  U 
Ueffron  and  wife  and  J  J  Gore  and  wife; 
June  17.  Mast  in  Chy  to  exrs  of  James 

J  Gore   $96,000 

Palmer  pi,  178  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  b 
f  100x1243^;  Jure  17.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

G  D  Bromell  $3,870 

Park  av,  97  ft  n  of  Garden,  w  f  '^5xl2S; 

June  3.  P  A  Egge  to  R  C  Moore. .  .f  1,700 
Park  av,  100  ft  w  of  S  40th,  s  f  25  ft  to 
alley;  Oct  3,'91.  H  Poinier  to  M  C  Fiioh 

  $2  5  30 

Farnell  av,  160  ft  n  of  75th  et,  w  f  40x167; 

May  20.  A  Wilde  to  T  L  Hanson.  .$8,000 
Panlina  st,  429  ft  b  of  Ainslie,  e  t  56x165; 

Apr  16.  E  Clark  to  E  Meyer  $6,600 

Paulina  st,  264  ft  n  of  61^t,  e  f  24x124; 
Jane  15.  M  Truokenbrodt  to  H  Briese 

 $2,500 

Pearce  st,  250  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  n  f  25x 
1193^,  and  other  ppty;  Jane  19.  Est  of 

I  Zooker  to  A  Zucker    $1,600 

Perry  av,  299  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x122; 

June  13.  P  F  Boldt  to  M  Hearle  .  .$1,000 
Princeton  av,  s  w  cor  70ih  st.  e  f  1  0.8x 

H2;  .  R  L  Price  to  R  B  Barber 

 $25,(100 

Princeton  av,  same  ppty;  .RE 

Barber  to  K  E  Price  $25,000 

Qninn  at,  130  ft  n  w  of  31st,  w  f  25x59; 
May  24.  Est  of  T  Sullivan  to  8  Mult- 

hamp   $1,495 

Rhodes  av,  93  ft  n  of  33rd  st,  w  f  ISj^x 
951^;  June  12.  G  W  Morris  to  N  D 

Morris  $7^000 

Ridgew^y  av,  73  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  e  f  24 
xl26i^;  May  1.  W  Frank  to  Q  W  Cass 

 $1,650 

Robey  st,  57  ft  n  of  St  Elmo,  w  f  25x125; 
June  20.  A  Hogan  to  L  Von  der  Leek 

 $2,000 

Robey  st,  s  e  cor  Winona  av,  w  t  150x157; 
and  3^  int,  and  other  ppty ;  Oct  11, '89. 

0  Brewster  to  W  J  Brewster  $16,000 

Rockwell  at,  99  ft  s  of  15th  pi,  w  f  25x 
100;  June  13.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  J  flam- 

bleton   $2,578 

Rosooe  st,  n  e  oor  Seeley  av,  s  f  48x125; 

June  19.  M  Papp  to  A  M  Larlz  ...$5,050 
Sacramento  av,1083^  ft  n  of  Lexington  st, 
w  f  21x100;  May  28.  F  T  West  to  N  F 

Crawford  $6,000 

Sacramento  av,  190  ft  s  of  Fillmore  st,  e  f 
26x126;  June  14.  I  V    MoQee   to  M 

Griffin  $6,200 

Sawyer  av,  304  ft  s  of  W  23rd  st,  w  f  26x 

125;  Jane  17.  M  Laita  to  M  Heroh.$l,560 
Sawyer  av,  187  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  w  f  24x 
177;  June  12,'94.  F  J  Knhne  to  F  G 

Kuhne  $1,000 

School  st,  150  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  b  f  25x125; 
Jane  16.  0  Kanowski  to  J  Kanowski 

  $1,600 

Seminary  av,  s  e  oor  Newport,  w  f  243^x 
123  65-100;  June  17.  M  Trede  to  W  Dose 

  ..  $7,300 

Seventy-third  st,  2983^  ft  w  of  Madison 
av,  s  f  25x125;  May  10.  A  Meissner  to 

B  M  Thoma  $3,000 

Seventy-third  st,  124  ft  w  of  Madison  av, 
s  f  25x125;  May   10.  A   Flaok  to  B  M 

Thoma    $3,000 

Shields  av,  175  f t  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f  75x186.8; 
May  2.  Edward  E  Holme^n  an4  wife  to 


Albert  Trebiloock  $30,000 

Shields  av,  360  ftsof  73rd  st,  e  f  25x121^; 
June  1.  F  D  MaoPhetridge  to  0  W  Vogt 

  -  $1,700 

Sibley  at,  25  ft  a  of  Vernon  Park  pi,  e  f 
26x100;  June  18.  Est  ot  0  Huot  to  P 

Greuier   $2  650 

Sixty-first  st,  426  ft  w  of  Stony  Island  av, 
n  f  50x125;  May  20.  G  R  Bennett  to  W 

0  Nelson  $24,000 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  n  e  oor  Spiulding  av,  s  f 
100x124;  Junes.   L  Franklin  to  MW 

Lodin  $2,326 

Sixty  third  st,  s  w  oor  Union  av.  n  f  234x 
136;  June  17.  M  H  Boijert  to  W  A  Par- 
cell   $50,000 

Sixty-aeventh  st,  49  ft  w  of  Green,  s  f  24x 

125;  June  10.  H  O'dhea  to  P  White.S;i.576 
Sixty-ninth  at,  s  e  cor  Vernon  av.  n  f  1283^ 
Xl00x60x26x41;  June  18.  J  E  Allen  to 

W  N  Thompson    .$40,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  same  ppty;  June  11.  B  F 

Chase  to  W  N  Thompson  $40,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  opp  OLaoncey  av,  s  f  i5x 
125;  June  1.  W  J  Taylor  to  D  Ploszyn- 

ski  $1,250 

South  Chicago  av,  75  ft  s  e  of  Keefe,  n  e 
f  26x125;  June  18.  J  J  Knickerbocker 

to  0  Lichnog   $1,700 

Spaulding  av,  130  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale, 
w  f  25x177;  June  10.  H  M  Johnson  to  F 

W  Wardriok  $1,700 

Star  av,  275  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x75;  June 

3.  J  P  Mackenzia  to  K  L  Oarpenter,$3,500 
State  st,  3085/2      s  of  North  av,  w  f  26x 
130;  June  10.  E  T  Walker  to  J  8  Run- 

nells   $15,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  71  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  55x 
83;  June  4.  J  A  Usher  et  al  to  F  L  Lin- 
den $37,000 

St  Louis  av,  175  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jane  It.  S  Ramm  to  M  F  Riley 

 $5,500 

Sannyside  av,  72  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  a  f  35x 
100;  June  15.  W  Bowden  to  F  W  Jaros 

 $5,000 

Superior  st.  213  ft  w  of  Western  av,  a  f 
24x123;  June  17.  O  R  Smith  to  J  Dir- 

pohmitz   $2,000 

Talman  av,  31  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  road, 
e  f  26x1253^;  May  28.  J  Kelley  to  E 

Niokerson  $4,000 

Taylor  st,  124  ft  w  of  Wood,  a  f  24x162; 
June  7.  Est  of  M  A  Lawler  to  A  Bren- 

nan   $1,800 

Taylor  at  W,  s  e  oor  Rockwell,  n  f  86x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Jane  13.  John  W  Hed- 
enberg  to  Jame-i  W  Hedenberg..  $18,600 
Throop  st,  n  w  oor  6Sth,  e  f  li  5tl24;  May 

31.  F  J  H  How  to  F  W  Rogers  ...  $14,000 
Thirteenth  st  W,  48  ft  w  of  Laflin,  s  f  24x 
124;  May  13.   H  8  Bell  et  al  to  F  H 

Soholk    $1,500 

Thirty-eighth  st,  184  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  a 
f  5'ixl25;  June  14.  A  Morrier  to  M  H 

Bates   $8,000 

Thirty-first  at,  225  ft  e  of  Look,  a  e  f  25  ft 
to  alley;  June  13.  M  Friederich  to  F  X 

Burger  $2,200 

TripD  av.  208  ft  s  ot  Dickens,  w  f  lOOx 
1253^;  June  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  W 

Deering    $3,792 

Troy  st,  232  ft  s  of  25th,  w  f  24x127;  June 

20.  B  Hulka  to  M  Harmaoek  $1,200 

Trumbull  av,  284  ft  s  of  Ogden,  e  f  25x 
1223^;  liar  28.  H  J  Traver  to  A  Klepal 

 $1,000 

Turner  av,  50  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x126; 

June  1.  A  Q  Weise  to  0  Knefel ....  $l,60u 
Turner  at,  75  ft  s  of  62nd  st,  e  f  26x126; 

C  H  Peck  to  B  J  Peck  $1,500 

Twelfth  at  W,  2o}4  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  48 
xllO;  June  G.  L  Feltenstein  and  hus- 
band to  W  8  Tillotson   $30,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  210  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  s  f 
24x100;  June  15.  W  Miethke  to  A  Drie- 

bnsch    $3,500 

Twentieth  pi  W,  30  ft  w  of  Morgan  st,  s  f 
25x84;  Mar  28.  J  Winberg  to  J  Zajioek 

 $1,825 

Twentieth  at  W,  275  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  a 
f  25x125;  May  10.  F  Heise  to  E  H 

Riohter  $1,600 

Twenty-second  pi  W,  216  ft  w  of  Cali- 
fornia av,  s  f  25x124;  June  15.  J  Cizek 

to  C  M  Sigl   $1,250 

Twenty-third  pi  W,  188  ft  w  of  Leavitt  at, 
a  f  26x125;  June  15.  P  Schweitzer  to  H 

Sohunemann  $1,6  0 

Union  av,  123"^  ft  a  of  Tlst  st,  e  f  25x 
1543^;  Mav  6.  H  A  Harsh  to  G  Grahnm 

 "  $1,000 

Union  st,  24  ft  s  of  16th,  e  f  48x100;  Apr 
29.  0  M  McKay  ei  al  to  J  H  Whipple 

 $2,000 

Union  av,  483^  ft  s  of  68th  st,  w  f  24x125; 
May  I.  F  W  Honerberg  to  L  A  M  Bar- 


ton  $2,750 

Van  Buren  st,  397  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
a  f  24xl0n;  June  12.  A  Roesler  to  P 

Rothschild  $5,000 

Van  Buren  st,  268  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
s  f  30x75;  more  or  less;  May  3.  L  D 

Payne  to  B  Bennett  $4,500 

Vernon  av,  s  e  oor  40th  st,  w  f  20x106; 

June  14.  T  Sullivan  to  N  Nolan  $1,000 

Vincennes  av,  premises  No  3708,  20x100; 

May  23.  P  Peterson  to  B  Harding.  $3,200 
Wabash  av,  160  ft  n  of  Congress  st,  e  t  80 
xl653^;  Jane  13.  B  F  Qaimby  to  L  Z 

Leiter  $6,000 

Wabash  av,  n  w  cor  28th  st,  e  f  93^x141, 
more  or  less,  and  5-13  int;  these  prem- 
ises are  deeded  subject  to  a  lease  for 
ninety-nine  years  to  the  Mosher  Apart- 
ment Hotel  Co;  Deo  17,'94.  William  L 

Bradley  to  S  M  Provost  $54,545 

Wabash  av.  same  poty,  and  5-13  int;  Dee 
17,'94.  William  L  Bradley  to  J  B  Glover 

 '.  $51,000 

Wabash  av,  same  ppty,  and  3-  3  int;  Deo 
17,'94.  William  L  Bradley  to  Q  B  Pro- 
vost   $36,(  00 

Wallace  st.  50  ft  8  of  44th,  w  f  24x125; 
Apr  iO.  Est  of  C  R  Moody  to  B  O'Connor 

 $1,000 

Wallace  st,  316  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  25x124.72; 

June  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Lorenz. $3,360 
Wallace  st,  227>^  ft  s  of  76th,  e  f  .32x100; 

Miy  29.  M  Bird  to  E  C  Deaven. .  .$9,000 
Waller  st,  n  w  cor  Humboldt  av,  e  f  48.8x 
124.7;  Jane  12.  G  E  Walter  to  F  Jelke 

 $2,0C0 

Walnut  st,  183  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  b  f  33x 
125;  Jan  29.  G  0  Sanborn  to  A  L  Clarke 

 $9,000 

Walnut  st,  same  ppty;  Jan  30.  A  L  Clarke 

to  0  A  Sanborn  $9,000 

Washtenaw  av,  275  ft  s  of  Lemoyne,  e  f 
25x125,   Jane   12.  W  Anderson   to  A 

Anderson  $4,400 

Washington  st,  176  ft  w  of  8  43rd  av,  n  f 
25x175;  June  12.  F  W  West  to  M  I 

Brookhaasen  $2,£00 

Washington  st,  257  f  t  e  of  8  40th  av,  s  f 
24x157;  June  10.  E  Roy  to  J  J  Carroll 

 $1,000 

Washington  st,  655  ft  w  of  Falls,  s  f  83x 
99}^;  Apr  29.  E  A  Weir  to  R  Wright 

  $5  500 

Washington  av,  144  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  50x 
150;  Jane  1.  H  W  Hoyt  to  W  N  Thomp- 
son  $51,500 

Western  av,  152  ft  n  of  Noble,  e  f  26x126; 
June  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Heinemann 

 $1,576 

Western  av,  33  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Jane  16.  E  Mielke  to  F  Bcke- 

breoht  $2,150 

Western  av,  n  e  oor  Cornelia  st,  w  f  24,  68 
X103.82;  May  10.  C  H  G  Anderson  to  O 

Deppe  $15,rC0 

Western  av,  a  e  cor  71st  st,  and  3^  of  lOj^ 
acres  and  other  ppty;  Jane  18.  J  G 

Eggera  to  F  Benzli  $5  0  JO 

Western  av,  45  ft  n  of  Flournoy  st,  e  f  30 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Jane  8.  H  M 

Wheadon  to  N  A  Augur  $6,000 

Western  av  N,  175  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  25 
xl26;  May  26.  R  0  Moore  to  L  H  Adler 

 $1,6C0 

Wilcox  St.  25  ft  e  of  42nd  av,  n  f  25x121 ; 

May  27.  J  Freely  to  J  Gillespie  . .  .$1,300 
Wilson  av,  482  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  lOOx 
115;  June  17.  J  E  Flanagan  et  al  to  T 

B  Jeffery  $8,500 

Winchester  av,  190  ft  n  of  Thomas  st,  e  f 
26x125;  May  25.  H  E  F  Uoeppner  to  E 

J  Rentz  $2,850 

Winchester  av,  premises  No  87  24x110; 
June  12.  C  Livingston  to  R  B  Dudley 

    $4,750 

Wisconsin  av,  n  e  oor  N  68th  st,  w  f  90x 
124;  June  7.  R  Robertson  to  F  Cowlin 

 $1,600 

Wisconsin  av,  same  ppty;   Jane    10.  F 

Cowlin  to  J  Convey   $1,600 

Woodlawn  av,  99  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  50x 
177^;  Mar  22.  M  Field  to  I  8  Tolman 

 $5,260 

Woodlawn  av,  264  ft  s  of  68th  st,  e  f  33jg 
xl70^;  Apr  17.  M  Fired  to  0  E  Hewitt 

 $3,500 

Wood  St.  301  ft  8  of  63d,  w  t  25x123;  June 

8.  W  Frink  to  Q  J  Hillard  et  al  $1,280 

Wrigbtwood  av,  n  w  oor  Perry  st,  a  f 
396^x429  92,  nnd  3^  int,  more  or  less; 
June  12.  W  K  Lowry  to  Q  0  Lenke.$2,500 
Wrightwood  av,  449  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  n 
f  24.9xl.'»0;  Feb  26.  P  W  Bendow  to  L 

Barndt  $12,500 

Yile  St.  166?^  ft  a  of  67th.  w  f  34x133; 

June  12.  P  G  Teter  to  R  E  Barber. $2,6ro 
Yale  at,  same  ppty;  Juoe  12.  B  £  Barber 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

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Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Insure 
proteoJon  and  best  results  to  advertisers 
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and  a  thousand  others  In  Chicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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to  L  A  Teter  |2,500 

Yorktown  st,  22  ft  s  of  33rd,  e  f  23.66x 
124.95;  Jane  13.  U  Stolpman  to  W  H 
Bowman  $1,300 


aHeSCBliLiAIVKOCS— CITS . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOU. 

Ashland,  2d  add,  It  29  b  6  Jnne  18,  J  G 

Eggers  to  F  Bengli  $60 

Baird  &  R's  snb.  It  11  b  8  b  1  to  8  Dook 

Go's  snb,  2  37  14  June  17,  J  A  Sherwood 

to  M  Dnthell  

Boldenweok  &  M's  snb.  It  12  b  4  22  40  13 

Jane  11 ,  R  Bnohanan  to  J  Weiner . . .  $64^ 
Brand's  sub.  It  4  b  2  of  b  7  n  e  3^,  26  40 

13  Jday  29,  J  Stirlen  to  A  Salavitz.  .$500 
O  T     It  6  b  1  snb  b  14  16  and  17  e  s 

w  }4,  31  39  14  June  18,  T  Green  et  al  to 

P  D  Green  $550 

Casey's  snb,  It  23  b  2  s  w      22  39  13  May 

21,  B  H  Ooman  to  J  L  Bowman  $600 

Olarkdale,  It  25  b  1  Apr  15,  M  H  Olark  to 

D  W  Potter  $500 

Cornell,  It  35  b  84  June  3,  0  Covert  to  W 

E  Palmer  $600 

Craft's  snb,  It  12  b  8  n  e  3^,  9  39  13  Jnne 

I,  E  &1  Kanoose  to  A  B  Leslie  $300 

Oratty  Bros'  snb.  Caldwell's  res.  It  19  and 

20  b  3  Apr  1,  J  Cratty  et  al  to  M  E  Mo- 

Ginnis  f700 

Ct  ptn,  It  23  b  1  e  qr  8  e  qr,  25  38  14  Apr 

II,  '93,  T  B  Wisdom  to  G  A  Ohapman.$700 
Ct  ptn  It  82  sub  It  2  b  8  w       s  w  qr,  14 

39  13  May  24,  E  V  Wood  to  W  Britt.$750 
Ct  ptn.  It  37  same  May  17,  E  V  Wood  to 

E  Britt   $750 

Ct  ptn,  und  2-6  pt  It  30  b  3  sub  It  E  n  w 
qr,  8  39  14  Feb  28,  Est  J  Rasmussen  to 

M  L  Rasmnssen  $667 

Danphin  Bk  add,  It  36  b  19  June  4,  F  L 

Lindon  to  R  Onrran  $600 

Demarest  &  K's  College  snb.  It  15  b  2  s  e 
qr,  1  39  13  Jane  5,  Title  G  A  T  Co  to  A 

F  Evert  $800 

Demarest  &  K's  College  sub.  It  12  and  e 
2)4  it  It  13  b  2  same  Jnne  8,  same  to  J 

A  Brandt  $875 

Look  Co's  sub.  It  37  b  139,  6  and  7  37  15 
June  11,  0  &  C  C  <k  D  Co  to  W  Bundle 

 $550 

Dook  Co's  sub.  It  32  and  33  b  4  sub  b  10 
to  16,  2  37  14  May  1,'90,  W  V  Jacobs  to 

T  W  Philpott  $700 

East  Wash  Hts,  It  43  b  13  May  21,  C  O 

Honsel  to  M  O'Connor  $350 

East  Wash  Hts,  It  27  b  1  June  15,  0  H 

Peek  to  B  J  Peek  $400 

Eberhart's  sub.  It  66  b  11  n  e  qr,  23  38  13 
Jan  24,  E  M  Btannard  to  M  B  Koehler 

 $750 

Eberhart's  sub,  It  66  b  11  n  e  qr,  23  38  13 

Feb  11,  M  B  Koehler  to  B  8tanDard.$rf00 
Edgington  Pk.  It  260  and  261  July  7,'88, 

W  O  Schmidt  to  H  Korte  $475 

Edson's  sab,  It  5  b  11  n  e  qr,  20  40  14  Jnne 

17,  W  W  Marr  to  G  A  Oopp  $900 

Eggleston's  sub,  s  10  ft  It  4  b  2  n  e  qr,  28 
38  14,  June  12,  M  A  Halley  to  A  F  Salis- 
bury  1650 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Ist  add.  It  80  July 

3,'90,  E  A  Oummings  to  A  J  Hilbur.$325 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  4th  add,  It  155 
Jan  17,'91,  E  A  Cummings  et  al  to  L 

Barniokel  $400 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  3d  add.  It  281 
June  11,  M  Aiken  to  J  W  Chaffee  et  al 

 $500 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  1st  add,  It  272 
Jnne  2,'90,  E  A  Oummings  to  W  A  Ger- 

laoh  $375 

Englewood  Hts,  It  20  and  21  b  4  6  37  14 

June  11,  L  Franklin  to  C  Marshall.  .$700 
Ford's  snb.  It  12  b  38  9  40  14  May  24,  0  J 

Ford  to  U  Uaf ner . . .  ^  $760 

Freer's  snh.  It  22  b  6  sub  b  1  to  6,  eto,  w 
}^  n  w  qr,  2  39  13  Jnne  15,  A  L  Short 

to  E  T  Brown  j560 

Garfield  blvd  add.  It  70  91  and  92  Mar  1, 

J  0  McDonald  to  R  D  McDonald.  ..$50C 
Garfield,  It  43  b  25  May  7,  P  8  Thomp- 
son to  J  Eichmiller  $660 

Givins'  snb.  It  6  and  7  b  4  s  e  qr,  24  38  13 
Deo  14,'93,  R  C  Givins  to  A  J  Kadaw 

 $225 

Goodwin's  anb.  It  23  b  2  n  w  qr,  20  38  14 

May  16,  D  Goodwin  to  D  0  MoCown.$750 
Goodwin,  B  &  B's  snb,  It  8  b9wUnw 
qr,  26  39  13  Nov  10,'94,  R  J  Bremner  to 

K  Hill  1500 

Grand  av  sub,  It  25  b  6  n  e  qr,  32  40  13 

June  11,  G  E  Walter  to  T  Koiz  $600 

Grand  av  snb.  It  29  b  3  32  40  13  June  13, 

Q  E  Walter  to  R  Santeler  $500 

Sanson's  sub,  It  32  b  2  w  >^  n  e  qr,  32  40 
13  June  13,  D  N  Hansoq  <|r  to  G  H 


Bachman  ,  $660 

Hanson's  snb,  It  52  b  7  n  e  qr,  32  40  13 
Jnne  13,  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  C  Lange 

 $550 

Harland   et  al's  add,  It  192  June  12,  E 

Harland  et  al  to  A  Pignsh  $650 

Hilliard  &  H's  sub,  pt  It  13  b  3  17  37  14 

June  12,  J  Cassady  to  T  Cassady  $400 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb.  It  33  b  8  2  39  13  May 

29,  E  T  Brown  to  J  F  Doherty  $550 

Jefferson,  It  46  b  13  May  15,  A  Weloh  to 

H  Esdohr  $200 

Jones'  sub.  It  24  b  4  resub  bs  7  and  10  n 
hf  8  w  qr  21  40  13  Jnne  14,  L  E  Crandall 

to  O  C  Trowbridge  $476 

Jones'  sub.  Its  30  and  31  b  1  sub  bs  7  and 
10  n  hf  8  w  qr  23  40  13  Apr  6,  M  A  Day 

to  M  E  White  $850 

King  S  &  W's  add.  It  36  b  5  Jnne  1,  0  A 

Dickinson  to  K  Crowe  

Kraloveo  &  K's  anb.  It  37  b  6  n  e  qr  26  39 
13  June  8,  G  Marsalek  to  Manning  B 

and  L  Assn  $600 

Kraloveo  &  K's  snb.  It  18  b  8  n  e  qr  26  29 

13  May  16,  J  Kraloveo  to  J  Sikyta..$976 
Lansingh  add.  It  118  May  16,  P  R  Gntz- 

mer  to  J  T  Johnson  $900 

Lansingh  add.  Its  187  and  188,  23  39  13 

May  17,  H  Matthes  to  P  R  Gntzmer.$671 
Lansingh  add.  It  187  same  May  15,  P  R 

Gntzmer  to  J  Barry  $900 

Larned's  snb,  It  24  b  2  s  w  qr  31  39  14 
May  23,  E  H  Barrows  to  J  T  Thornton 

  $800 

Lnrton's  snb.  It  17  b  1  n  w  qr  I  38  13  June 

4,  A  H  Parker  to  T  Dnnn  $726 

Lot  5  b  1  snb  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  4  39  13  Apr 

20,  L  V  Carry  to  J  Bukelew  $500 

Lot  39  b  2  snb  n  16  acres  n  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  June  8,  E  A  Warner  to  C  Hughes 

 $8eo 

Lot  37  snb  Its  26  31  34  and  39  w  hf  n  e  qr 
26  39  13  June  11,  J  Matthews  to  N 

Lnnd  $800 

Lt  11.  b  5  sub  39  aos  s  e  qr,  26  40  13  May 

11,  G  M  Kern  to  M  O'Brien  $760 

Lt  63,  sub  b  3  4  5,  eto,  snb  19  40  14  June 

10,  E  B  Camp  to  P  Koch  $750 

Lt  19,  b  2  of  It  4  div  n  e  qr' s  w  vr,  25  40 

13  Jnne  14,  J  Knhns  to  P  Immel  $600 

Maolay's  snb.  It  23  b  2  n  w  qr  11  38  13 

Jnne  16,'94,  J  G  Maclay  to  T  Hickey 

 $260 

Maolay's  snb,  same  June  13,  T  Hickey  to 

M  Uiokey  $250 

Marston  &  A's  snb.  It  37  b  3  s  w  qr  20  38 

14  Jnne  11,  U  Loesoh  to  J  Steiniger  $600 
Mason's  sub,  It  43  b  5  s  e  qr  23  38  13  Feb 

18,  C  H  Lighthart  to  W  D  Knick ....  $700 
MoChesney's  sub.  It  19  b  2  n  w  qr  9  38  14 
Jane  8,  8  E  Howarth  to  G  B  Cruick- 

ehank  |36o 

MoChesney's  sub.  It  19  b  2  n  w  qr  9  38  14 
June  14,  G  B  Crniokshank  to  C  <fc  W  I 

R  R  Oo      |5oo 

Mollroy's  snb.  It  28  snb  Its  63  to  66  w  hf 
s  w  qr  1  39  13  Apr  18,  P  S  Starr  to  A 

Sohuebke   $900 

McMahon's  snb.  It  35  b  7  s  e  qr  24  39  13 

Jnne  17,  J  W  Klewer  to  J  Jezek  $650 

Merigold's  resnb.  It  34  b  2  n  e  qr  22  39  13 

May  27,  0  Counselman  to  M  F  Kase  $750 
Merigold's  resnb.  It  19  b  6,  22  39  13  Aug 

24,'94.  0  Connselman  to  A  K  Preib.  .$650 
Montrose,  It  11  b  32  Apr  27,  J  B  Farns 

worth  to  E  L  Farnsworth  

Nieman's  sub,  It  11  s  w  qr  35  40  13  Ang 

16,'94,  R  J  Emerson  to  T  Dolan  $600 

North  Park  add,  Its  21  and  22  b  2,  11  40 
13  Jnne  17,  P  J  Yoangquist  to  T  A 

Olson  |46o 

Norwood  Park,  It  21  b  64  Apr  3,  B  Wells 

to  A  Rose  $726 

Norwood  Park,  It  2  b  82  May  1,  0  P 

Granger  to  M  E  Findlay  $200 

Ogden's  sub.  It  78  snb  bs  10  and  11  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  May  13,    E  Rudolph  to  B 

Sohoettes  f7O0 

Ogden's  snb.  It  289  sub  bs  4  and  5  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Jnne  1,  E  Rudolph  to  J  Kutz 

 $700 

Place's  add,  It  31  b  5  Jnne  10,  C  Davies  to 

H  Gary  |9oo 

Purington  &  S's  aub,  It  78  snb  bs  5  to  8  w 
hf  s  w  qr  16  39  13  May  27,  B  L  Dalziel 

to  B  Shea  |650 

Rees'  sub,  It  1  b  16,  35  and  36  39  13  June 

13,  I  A  Watson  to  H  Shapiro       .  . .  $700 
Rudolph's  sub.  It  14  bs  10  and  11  Ogden's 
snb  18  40  14  Mar  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  A 

Miller  J600 

Sampson  &  G's  add,  nnd      It  44  b  7  Jnne 

15,  C  P  McKay  to  H  C  MoKay .... 
Schnell's  sab,  0  T  8,  pt  It  1  b  45,  33  40  14 

May  1,  R  PoUaok  to  L  Wolff  $600 

Simons'  sob,  It  39  b  18  se  qr36  40  1§  Jnne 


11,  Mast  in  Chy  to  P  O  Stensland. .  .$466 

Simons'  sab,  It  34  b  24  s  e  qr  35  40  13 
Deo  12,'92,  8  Delamater  to  B  A  Heu- 
negan  $350 

Sooth  Chicago,  It  23  b  16  Jane  13,  C  &  C 
C  &  D  Co  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  $533 

Stone  &  W's  sub,  It  4  s  hf  b  14,  6  and  7 
38  14  Apr  11, '93,  J  M  Sonthgate  to  T  J 
Bassett  $500 

Street's  sub.  It  20  b  13  e  hf  s  w  qr  17  37 

14  Nov  9,'92,  W  R  Hildebrand  to  J  Oen- 
tek   $375 

Walden  &  M's  snb.  It  6  b  6  s  w  qr,  4  37  14 

Mar  23,  H  E  James  to  O  F  Coburn.  .$600 
Way's  sub,  It  20  u  e  qr,  11  39  13  Jane  7, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  F  D  Way  $411 

Way's  sub.  It  21  same  Jane  7,  same  to 

same  $41 

M'ay's  snb,  It  22  and  23   same   June  7, 

same  to  same  $822 

Union  Pk  add,  Webster'rt  sub.  It  7  It  6  to 

15  b  2  June  14,  C  S  Farrar  to  0  A  Law- 
rence  $700 

Weddell  <fc  C's  sub.  It  61  and  62  b  6  29,  38 
14  July  15,'90,  W  Madlang  to  T  Ascher 
 $690 

West  Chgo  Ld  Co's  sub.  It  34  b  6  n  w  qr 
n  w  qr,  10  39  13  Feb  28,  J  A  Crawford 
to  R  A  Gordon  ,  ....$250 

Wrightwood  av  aad,  It  11  b  1  sub  b  1  to 
3  7  and  8  Jane  6,  W  E  Cummings  to  K 
L  Whitney  $300 

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H  F  Dono- 


BliOOM. 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  6  snb  b  2  of  b  73  jane  14, 

T  Oo  to  H  aedaschke  

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  38  b  182  jnne  3,  Same  to 

van  $B( 

Oo  Oik's  div,  its  17  and  18  and  half  sts  adj  MoEi- 

downey's  sub,  pt  it  4  pt  n  hf  29  35  14  july  16, '94,  A 

Oaskey  to  W  G  Oaskey  $4000 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Keeuey's  Fub,  it  li  b  25,  33  36  14  jnne 

18,  A  F  Keeney  to  L  Stradingor  $200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  it  6  snb  bs  4  and  7  jone  8,  T  Fortier  to 

H  Badenin^  $550 

East  hf  n  w  qr  and  n  10  acrea  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  7  35  14 

jane  10.  D  Haseelbach  to  J  Meeter  $7400 

East  hf  etc  same;  jnne  12,  H  Winterhofl  to  D  Has- 

.  eeibaoh    14500 

Oolnmbia  Hgts,  Eeeney'u  Isttdd,   it  19  b  9  apr  8, 

A.  F  Siekman  to  F  Scheuermann   $200 

North  hf  8  w  qr  n  w  qr  31  36  16,  20  acres;   jane  4 

M  Dieboidt  to  A  W  Stommel   $500 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Qriese's  add,   its  1  to  4  may  23,  T 

Griese  to  L  Oswald  $800 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Keeney'9  sub,  it  29  b  8,  33  35  14  jane  3, 

E  Loverook  to  M  Koch  $200 

Oolnmbla  Hgts,  Keeney's  Ist  add.  It  12'b  8  apr  18, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  A  Qeering  $250 


Blue  Isl  Pk,  it  21  b  5  nov  4,'92,  J  T  Dale  to 

nock    

Bine  Isid,  n  10  ft  It  3  sub  s  2iWi  tt  b  18 
Boehi  to  W  D  Henke  


J  Ban 

 $300 

jane  11,  B 
 $400 


Morgan  Pk,  its  1  to  3  resub  It  1  and  pt  It  2,  Bron- 
son's  sab.  pt  b  "M",  jane  13,  8  Stirmell  to  0  M 

Williams  $3000 

Bine  Isid,  it  4  and  s  10  ft  it  3  snb  s  220i4  ft  b  18, 

jane  17,  W  D  Henke  to  H  Frahm   $4600 

Blue  Isid,  Sander's  M  add,  pt  n  hf  b  16  jnne  17, 
R  Brand  to  J  J  Joens  $7000 

OIOEBO. 


Grant  Loco  Wks  add,  its  16  17  18  22  and  23  b  1,  It  16 
to  19  b  3  may  27, '94,  Grant  Ld  Assn  to  G  P  Lee 

  $3382 

Merrick's  sub,  s  hf  it  3  b  4  n  w  ^  9  39  13  may  29.  B 

R  dohnitze  to  J  8  Way  man   $2)00 

Walker's  sub.  It  21  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  may  1,  H  Ho- 

gans  to  F  A  Blatherwiok  $2700 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  40  to  45  b  4,  21  39  13  may 

13,  D  B  Lyman  et  ai  to  Orane  Oo   $2234 

Berwyn,  its  28  and  29  b  15  jnne  7,  B  A  Perkins  to  A 

0  Helm  11228 

AustluvlUe,  Austin's  2d  add.  Its  261  and  262  b  12 

oot  1,'90,  A  A  Phillips  to  E  Smith   $1440 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  27  may  13,  D  B 

Lyman  et  ai  to  P  Robjrts  $1^83 

Woodbine  add.  Its  4T  and  48  0  1,  Its  15  and  16  b  3,  It 
3,  it  28  b  7,  it  SO  b  8,  6  39  13  jnne  6,  N  L  Young 

to  M  N  Paine  $3000 

Scoville's  sab,  It  6  b  1,  sub  Its  12  to  17  s  w  qr  9  39  13 

juoe  11,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  S  Herrlck   $1699 

Morton  Pk,  Staufler's  add,  its  10  to  15  juae  in,  J 

Oudahy  toD  J  Edgerly  $4,125 

Wilson's  sub,  its  20  and  21  b  4  n  w  qr  17  39  13  june 

16.'91,F  P  Wilson  too  W  OarlsoD  $1100 

W  Harrison  st,  sub  it  31  b  4  s  w  qr  17  39  13  apr  13, 

J  B  Norton  to  M  A  Hall  $650 

W  Harrison  st  sub,  its  21  and  22  b  3  apr  1,  Same  to 

E  A  Hull  1725 

8  Rldgeiand,  Besfeld's  add,  it  43  «ag  14,  L  V  Smith 


to  0  E  Van  der  Borst  $300 

Hawthorne,  pt  it  3  b  14  apr  7,  J  A   M  Lane  to  L 

Reuckert  $460 

Oanfield's  snb,  It  38  b  16  Salisbury's  sub,  6  39  18 

may  25,  H  Clark  to  M  McDermott   $500 

Power's  resub.  It  37  b  2  etc,  Oh'go  U.rald,  Oak  Pk; 

june  7,  J  Powers  to  J  E  Uidwell  $361 

Woodbine  add,  it  19  b  8  may  16,  N  L  Yoang  to  E  E 

Roberts    $850 

Hawthorne,  8  qr  it  9  b  14  dec  27,'92,  J  A  McLane  to 

S  Bigos  $426 

Hawthorne,  n  hf  s  hf  it  11  b  14  jnne  11,  J  A  McLane 

to  N  Kaufmann  $125 

Morton  Pk,  It  88  sub  bs  13  and  14  may  3(i,  N  Kauf- 
mann to  R  Boehm  Jr  $360 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add,  its  21  and  22  b  29,  it  29  b  27, 

21  39  13  may  13,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  G  E  Spry$1322 
Anstiuyille,  Austin's  2nd  add.  It  2  snb  its  346  to  362 

etc  b  13  jane  8,  D  O'Brien  to  P  V  Oaatle  et  al.$1500 
STS,  its  27  to  34  sub  its  163  164  and  169,  16  39  13 

jane  7,  W  H  Wilson  to  J  Birk  $4000 

Austinviile,  Its  102  to  104  b  10  june  6,  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  F  B  Jones   $3379 

Hawthorne,  It  34  resub  pt  b  2  june  3,  W  D  Orelgh- 
ton  to  J  Powlak  $700 

EVAN8TON. 

Evaniton,  Its  4  and  5  b  92  may  28,  N  F  Orawford  to 

FF  West  17600 

N  Evanslon,  Culver's  add.  It  18  b  1  may  22.   Q  Ek- 

strand  to  J  M  Kean  $4000 

N  Evanston,  its  9  and  15  b  20  may  14,  M  D  Jamleson 

to  H  H  Roberts  $5000 

Evanston,  Adams  &  B's  add,  n  26  ft  Its  16  and  17  b 

1  jan  3,  P  Risch  to  M  Schnmer   $1250 

Unvsty  sub.  It  10  b  83  pt  7  and  18  41 14  may  1,  N  W 

Dnvsty  to  M  8  Terry  $1777 

Lake  Grove,  Brown's  add,  it  21  b  3  apr  30,  A  Deni- 

Bon  to  M  A  Wyrick  ,  $1100 

8  Evanston,  Keenuy  &  R's  add,  s  hf  its  3  and  9  b  8 
june  15,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Young  Men's  8  L  &  B  * 

Assn  H296 

Evanston,  pt  b  39,  100x160  ft;  june  18,   A  L  Sewell 

to  0  S  Quinian  $7600 

Evanston,  Whipple's  add,  it  6  b  4  june  6,  F  H  Ba- 
ker to  A  L  Egolf  $394 

LYONS. 

La  Grange,  I  eiter's  add.  It  26  b  6,  jane  13,  H  L 

Todd  to  L  M  Rich  $2000 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  10  b  8  may  2,  W  F  Hill 

to  E  D  Snyder  et  ai  $1000 

La  Grange,  same;  apr  29,  A  E  Bohri  to  W  P  Hill 

 $1000 

Und  hf  s  e  qr  6  38  13  Oct  6,'94,  L  H  Holmes  to  D 

Goodwin  $30,000 

Nickerson's  sub  It  149,  Curtis'  sub,  bs  1  and  8,  6  38 

13  apr  19,  Royal  T  Oo  to  B  Meyer  $425 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  pt  Its  30  to  33  b  4  june  4, 
F  Neagie  to  P  Birkenmeier   $400 

MAINE. 

Oanfleid,  Peale's  sub.  Us  29  and  30  b  2,  36  41 12  june 

1,  E  B  Hughes  to  J  Traves  $500 

Park  Ridge,  Dnion  add.  It  24  b  5  ang  11, '91,  D  B 

Dewey  to  P  F  Stanton  $400 

Powell's  sub,  It  3  b  1,  n  w  qr35  41 12  june  12,  G  H 

Frick  to  M  8  dinger  $2000 

Park  Ridge,  Hodge's  add,  n  w  qr  it  13  b  9  may  20,E 

F  Dakin  to  J  W  Weyrauoh  $4600 

Riverview,  Diefendorf's  add,  It  38  b  3,  29  41  12  jane 

5,  W  A  Hamilton  to  H  J  Matthews  $300 

Park  Ridge,  Korma  Pk  add,  it  39  b  4  june  7,  L  E 
Wlghtman  to  A  H  Williams  $360 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Winnetka,  pt  b  20  june  11,  AH  Strand  to  N  P 
Stewart  _  $6000 

Wiimette,  Dingee's  add,  it  1  b  12  feb  6,  Squire 
Dingee  Oo  to  E  M  Tebbits  $1071 

Winnetka,  pt  o  20  june  4,  J  A  Beasley  to  N  P  Stew- 
art  $1850 

Wilmeite,  McDaniel's  add,  it  17  b  6  jan  l(i,  A  0  But- 
ler to  J  Eldridge  $500 

Oo  Oik's  div,  it  20  pt  6  42  13  june  1,  G  M  Dewar  to 
A  I.  Dewar  $25,600 

Wiimette,  Uiugee'a  add,  It  10  and  w  hf  11  b  5  may 
3,  H  L  Carroll  to  A  L  Ourrey  $1126 

PBOVISO. 

Madison  st  add.  It  474  june  4,  E  A  Beed  to  G  Oiapp 

 $1800 

Ranson's  sub,  n  33  ft  it  4  s  w  qr  12  39  12  jaiy  30, '94, 

B  L  Wrlsley  to  H  E  Chapman  $250C 

Maywood,  it  9  ex  n  10  ft  and  ail  it  10  b  95  apr  15, 

'91,  R  0  Snllivan  to  F  P  Sullivan  $1000 

Melrose  Pk,  all  int  in  It  27  b  106  june  13,  M  Vece  to 
to  R  Cozzi  $1000 

THOBNTON. 

Academy  add,  it  46  b  "Q"  june  4,  M  A  Sinclair  to 
M  N  Paine  $660 

Harvey,  It  38  b  173  nov  16,'94,  O  H  MoOevltt  to  A 
Du  cjarine  $1600 

Harvey,  same ;  jan  9,  A  Dn  Qurine  to  F  F  Wake- 


596 


field    ,21 

North  hf  8  hf  9  w  qr  ex  2V4  acres,   18  36  14  apr  19, 

Mast  In  Ohy  to  E  0  Haseelmau  t66 

Haryey,  U  27  b  163  aog  iS.m,  Am  T  *  8  Bk  to  L 

Bowman  ,826 

MoOlintock's  sab,  It  12  n  e  qr  SO  36  14  may  18,  W  0 

McOlintook  to  J  Stanley  1600 

Harvey.  It  48  b  122  may  28,  M  8  Coryell  to  J  8  Dnn 

lap...  ,1500 

LanslDRh,  Axtell's  add,  It  14  may  11,  0  Arndt  to  W 

Wolfl  ,660 

W  Hammond,  It  6  b  28,  apr  SO,  J  Einnane  t;  F  Kow 
alo«yk  1300 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILi)ING  JOURNAL 


June  22,  1896. 


WOBTH. 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  2  b  4  Mar  1,  B  8  Collins  to  A 

E  Anderson  ,100 

Washington  Hts,  Atwood's  add.  Its  31  to  48  b  11 

june  8.  W  Lnken  to  H  OohlgrafE  $S3uO 

Robinson's  snb,  Its  20  to  01  b  3,  36  37  la,  jane  4,  W 

D  Henbe  to  H  Qebert  ,500 

Oafe  Lawn,  Mlnnlok's  sab.  It  26  b  22,  9  37  13  june  1 

J  N  Barker  to  A  D  Adams  $350 

Oak  La«rn,  Minniok's  sub.  It  28  b  22,  9  37  13  May  3, 

J  Dann  to  A  P  Lampbere  ,360 

Oak  L  wn,  same  snb.  It  32  b  22  May  3,  same  to  K  F 

Lampbere  ,36, 

Oak  Lawn,  same  snb.  It  31  b  2i  May  3,  same  to  A 

Fisher   ,35, 

Harmon  &  J's  sub.  It  IB,  b  5  s  e  qr  26  37  13  Mar  21, 

'94,  J  A  McKeever  to  C  While   »650 

Reed  Bros'  sub,  Its  29  and  30  b  4  s  e  qr  4  37  13,  jane 

12,  A  Pearson  to  G  Olsen  ,600 

Beed  Bros'  sab,  same  jane  12,  e  Olsen  to  M I 

Pearson  ,6C0 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnlca's  snb.  It  1  b  2,  9  37  13  jane  12, 

J  N  Barker  to  Q  K  Birge  $97(1 

Greenwood  Pk  snb,  Us  1  and  2  b  8,  IS  87  13  jane  7, 

B  H  Smith  to  W  G  Whitiugton.  $800 

Blue  laid,  Smith  &  Go's  3rd  add,  Its  47  and  48  b 

,  6  Oct  22,'94,  8  E  Barrell  to  J  W  Heneley  $300 

8  Highland-,  w  hf  It  3  b  4  moh  7,   E  8  Oollics  to  J 

Soderstrom  et  al  $426 

Wash  Hgts,  Atwood's  add.  It  44  b  1,  23  37  13  june  V, 
a  H  Wright  to  J  Anthony  ,250 

I/ETDEN. 

Turner  Pk  Ld  Assn  sub,  b  3,  28  40  12  may  1,  J 
Probst  to  O  0  Kinnison   ,960o 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  43  and  44  b  5  may  18,  O  R  Trow- 
bridge to  M  A  J  Walsh  $500 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  Its  36  and  37  b  12  june  17,  L 
Franklin  to  W  Willert  $6no 

Indian  Highlands,  Its  30  and  31  b  2  ,  jane  13,  Q  B 
Finch  to  J  E  Sundberg   ^360 

Franklin  Pk.  It  46  b  8,  F  0  Walton  to  F  H  Rowlands 
 $500 

Indian  Highlands.  It  65  b  22  apr  30,  Q  B  finch  to  G 
Gustafson   ,325 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  39  and  40  b  10  may  27,  O  R 
Trowbridge  to  A  H  Olmstead  $475 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Riverside,  2d  div,  e  hf  it  375  b  7  june  15,  F  M  Har- 
pold  to  H  W  Harpold  $10,000 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  959  b  17  nov  14.'92,  E  A  Dri- 
ver to  M  SMacAnthur  ,40  0 


Alpine  Hgts,  Its  6  aad  6  b  27, 
Ward  


Title  G  &  T  Oo 


to  0 
. .$i00 


FAXATINB. 


West  hf  w  hf  s  e  qr  and  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  3J  42  10 


and  o  p;  may  28,  H  Duensing  to  F  Rohde 
Part  8  w  qr  s  w  qr  9  42  10  and  o  p;  june  14, 
Wilson  to  E  J  Flagg  


.  $6632 
J  W 
119,984 


WHEELING. 


North  e  qr  s  w  qr  and  8  e  qr  n  w  qr  also  e  w  qr  n  w 
qr  and  n  wqr  8  wqrl5  42  11  june  12,  Uast  in 
Ohy  to  M  Baubb   ,H 

LEASES . 

Mary  Virginia  Dunham  has  leased  to  Frederick 
W  Clark  and  George  T  Clark  for  a  term  of  99  years 
the  following  property:  Jackson  st,  IBO  ft  w  of  Sta^e 
st,  s  f  25  ft  running  through  to  Qainoy  st,  with  a 
frontage  of  I83i  ft  at  a  -ental  as  follows:  On  the  1st 
day  of  Aug  1895,  $1  853  34:  Ist  of  November,  1895, 
and  Feb  1,'J6,  $1,876;  on  the  1st  day  of  May,  Au- 
gust and  November,  1896.  and  of  February,  1897. 
tl,92S;  on  the  first  day  of  each  month  of  May,  August 
and  November.  1897,  and  of  February,  1898,  |l,97f- 
on  the  first  day  of  May,  August  and  No- 
vember, 1898.  and  Feb  1,  1699,  $2,926;  on  the  first 
lay  of  May,  August  and  November,  1899,  and  Feb- 
ruary,  1900,  $2,075;  on  the  first  day  of  May,  August 
HDd  November,  1901.,  and  February,  1901,  $2,125;  on 
theflrstday  of  May,  August  aud  November,  1901, 
and  February.  1902,  $2,175;  on  the  first  day  of  May,' 
August  and  November,  1902,  aud  February,  1903', 
t2.225:  on  tho  first  day  of  May,  August  November 
and  February  of  each  and  every  year  during  the  re- 
mainder of  the  term  of  this  lease  and  until  the  first 
day  of  May,  1994,  the  cum  of  t2,a76,  payable  (p  gold 
OOln  from  May  1,  1895, 


TKLIST  UKKUH  AN1>  JKOKTWAWKS 

lucludlnK  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 

Anderson  A  to  8  W  Rawson  jane  1^,  It  12 

b6,  13S  13,  5y  6%  |ijooo 

Anderson  E  Q  to  G  A  R  B  and  L  Assn 

May  13,  It  1  It  9,  36  40  13,  6%  «1500 

Anderson  Q  to  L  Baird  jane  1,  It  36  b  8, 

£0  38  14,  5y6;?   |3600 

Adams  J  to  M  E  Greenebaom  jane  5,  pt  b 

3  eto  14  39  13,  5y  G%  3  deeds  |5400 

Anderson  J  to  P  O  Stensland  jane  12,  It  3 

b  5.  Clifford  add,  Sy  7%   $1000 

Aroan  L  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 
May  27,  Its  3  aod  4  F  to  Fnllman  7% 

.   $2700 

Anderson  N  to  J  H  Gilbert  jane  10,  It  11 

b  5,  35  40  13,  By  6^  $7000 

Ahren  0  and  A  to  L  Baird  jane  8,  It  13  b 

52  8  ChioaKo  5y  6^  $4500 

Avilddson  O  to  A  Peterson  jane  1,  It  46  It 

5.  31  40  14,  5y  6%   ^2700 

Avildsen  O  to  A  Peterson  jane  l,lt  45  It  6, 

31  40  14,  5y  6!?   |2800 

Barker  J  N  to  W  a  Hoops  Jan  16,  It  2  b  1 

b  3  frl  15  add  7^  $13,000 

Braanling  G  to  La  Fayette-  B  and  L  Assn 

Jane  17,  It  6  b  10,  8  40  14,  6?  $3000 

Beryson  L  L  to  Empire  Sav  L  and  B  Assn 

J ane  5,  It  24  b  4,  4  39  14,  8?  $3500 

Baok  S  J  to  A  Peterson  Jane  17,  Its  16 

and  17  b  8,  1  39  1.3.  3y  6^  $30C0 

Bergquist  J  to  E  G  Panling  jane  14,  It  16 

b  1.',  18  39  14,  5y  6^  hcqo 

Bargess  W  T  to  A  B  Oody  jone  11,  w  hf  s 

w  qr  33  40  13,  3y  7«  |2000 

Blood  E  E  to  E  S  Packer  Apr  9,  pt  It  27  b 

4,34  39  14,  5y  6^  |7ooo 

Baer  F  A  to  B  Baer  jane  7,  It  22  Bsers 

add,  6%   12024 

Barothy  V  to  G  Van  Zandt  jane  10,  s  w 
oor  Cottage  Grove  av  and  34ih  st  3y  6^ 

„  $30(jO 

Barlingame  U  I  to  N  E  Lane  May  27,  n 

w  qr  8  w  qr  n  w  or  14  42  10,  6y  (i%  $2400 
Blake  E  N  to  J  C  Neely  Apr  24,  It  6  b  2 

frl  15  add  ly  6«  $100,1)00 

BI0S8  8  M  to  J  W  Gary  june  1,  pt  b  128 

Melrose  3y  6%  4  deeds  $4000 

Bond  W  A  to  Philada  Sav  Fond  Soo  jane 

10.  It  2  It  4  b  4.  3  38  14,  5y         ....  $7(iOO 
Barendt  0  10  M  E  Greenebaam  june  10 

It  8  b  3,  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

Baamgarten  L  to  E  G  Foreman  jnne  14, 

It  11  and  12  b  2,  18  39  14,  5y  6%.... $3100 
Barke  T  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jnne  13, 

It  9  b  2,  33  39  14,  By  7%  $uoo 

Bigelow  J  K  to  J  C  Neeley  April  14,  Its  1 

and  pt  2  b  2  b  £0,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  .$15,0J0 
Baker  G  F  to  O  T  Allyn  Apl  1,  pt  20  aors 

e  hf  e  hf  n  w  qr  21  40  13,  5y  6«. . .  $19,000 
Barth  G  L  to  E  W  Adkinson  May  29  It  3 

It  24  b  1,  9  38  14,  5y  6^   $0500 

itlowski  M  to  M  Majewski  jane  2,  It  84 

b  40  Sheffield  add  6^  $25  0 

Boohken  G  to  J  P  Wilson  jnne  16,  It  13 

and  pt  14,  28  40  14,  6%  |5,  co 

Brown  W  L  to  J  8  Norton  jnne  12,  pt  b  6, 

Evanston  5y  62,  3  deeds  $10,000 

Brookhensen  T  0  to  F  B  Feibody  jane  14 

It  8  b  27,  10  39  13,—  J2000 

Brian  E  to  E  A  Beanvair  jnne  10.  pt  35 

39  13,  6%  2  deeds  ..:.$34£0 

Barog  W  H  to  J  R  Knight  jane  12,  pt  It 

28  b  4,  11  38  14,  5y  6?  $12,000 

Barry  F  H  to  J  B  Payne  jane  12,  Its  1  to 

3  It  41,  3  38  14,  5y6^   $15,0C0 

Boden  F  to  N  A  Mayer  jane  1,  pt  It  26  it 

It  7,  25  38  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Barry  F  H  to  W  Brace  june  12,lts  Ito  5  It 

41,3  38  14,  ly  7%  $18,703 

Bnrke  A  to  W  Heinemann  jnne  13,  It  6  b 

3  Delavan  add  3y  6%  $1000 

Baier  0  to  L  Hiiler  jane  11,  it  51  and  pt 

50  b  3,  19  40  14,  6y  6%  $1800 

Barger  F  V  to  O  L  8ohaar  jane  13,  It  22 

It  5  b  28,  29  39  14,  7m  6%  $1400 

Bailey  J  A  to  A  Smith  jane  7,  It  4  b  22  3 

3  37  14,.3y  7!?  ugoo 

Brown  O  E  to  B  Y  Craig  May  15,  Us  9  to 

14  b  76,  14  38  14,  4y  6%  $40,000 

Behrens  J  H  to  W  H  Cairndnfl  jam  8,  Its 

4  and  5  b  1  0  to  Edge  water  .  $1000 
Brownell  0  A  to  F  H  Doland  Apr  18,  It  4 

b  7,  29  41  14,  8y  62  |2281 

Beeoher  F  H  to  H  Michaels  jane  12,  It  12 

It32b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  6;?   $3000 

Blaha  J  to  N  A  Mayer  jnne  10,  It  8  b6,  19 

39  14,  5y  6^   J4000 

Bnriatiek  J  to  M  E  Greenebaain  May  23, 

It  33  b  48,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Brown  8  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  jnne  11,  It  20 

N  Ashland  add  6y  7^   $1400 

Bennett  O  R  to  F  Q  Bradley  jane  10,  It  41 

b  1,  14  39  13,  6y  /!«  jgooo 

Boedker  E  and  H  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  jane 

6.  prem  i4th  pi  6y  6;?  , . . . .  $3000 


Bensing  W  to  Corn-Wealth  L  and  B  Assn         13,  28  38  14,  5v  72  Jtoonn 


qr  19  37  16,  2y  6;J   |1600 

Coyne  VI  T  to  T  F  Kelley  jane  12,  It  16  b 

20,  16  39  14,  3y  62  |5000 

Chester  T  to  A  Tidholm  jane  15,  pt  b  9  b 

3,  16  38  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Crawford  A  B  to  J  G  Shortall  jane  17.  pt 

s  e  qr  b  6,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Oassleman  C  to  0  E  Schlytern  jnne  12,  it 

12  b  26  Elston  add  3y  7%  $5000 

Cole  M  L  to  M  D  Johnson  jnne  14,  Its  24 

and  25  It  26  Cornell  6y  7!?  $1000 

Clark  W  G  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jiine  8 
Its  1  to  4  b  1,  3  39  14,  6y  62  8  deeds 

 $38,000 

Clark  W  G  to  0  G  Rose  june  8,  pt  it  18  b 

2,3  38  14,  62  $2026 

Oormack  J  to  J  G  Rowe  jane  12,  pt  It  29. 

•^38  1*.6!«   ...$2770 

Clark  A  W  to  L  Rathje  jnne  10,  pt  It  16 

It  38,  16  38  14,  5y  62    ...$15f0 

Clark  E  to  W  Heinemann  june  10,  It  43 

Valliquotte  sub  34  39  14,  3y  62  $1800 

Clement  J  to  J  Stern  jnne  3,  pt  b  19,  1  to 

May  wood  jigoo 

Craig  J  H  to  G  H  High  june  2,  pt  It  52  e 

hf  n  e  qr  23  38  14,  6y  6^   $2000 

Code  C  N  to  J  Mnoha  june  10,  It  14  b  12, 

^36  40  13,  6%  12400 

Coatry  J  to  W  Heinemann  jnne  7,  It  28  b 

2,  Gross  n  add  3y  72  $1200 

Cunningham  M  A  to  A  Kelly  jnne  1,  It  29, 

Watkins  &  S  sob  28  40  14,  62  $2000 

Grain  8  to  G  A  Rose  june  12,  It  7  b  2,  19 

*1  1*.  3y  62   $2000 

Costello  E  to  W  H  Milan  june  11,  Its  32  to 

24  b  2,  9  38  14,  6^  |COOO 

Clark  F  L  to  A  Schiller  june  3,  It  13  It  23 

b  1,6  39  14,  72  $1200 

Cessna  O  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  june  10,  It  2.S3 

nw^25»0  13,  5y  61^2  $2700 

Duneon  D  to  T  8  Creighton  june  14,  Its  6 

and  7  b  63  Evanston  6%   $1000 

Dewar  A  E  to  N  M  Jones  june  1,  It  20  frl 

sec  6  42  13,  ?y  63!  $16,403 

Daley  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam  june  U  It 

42  b  3,  15  39  13,  5y  6>^2  $2800 

Dean  M  E  to  L  Rathje  jane  13,  pt  Its  16 

and  13  b  16,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  $4200 

Detler  L  S  to  J  C  Hntohins  june  11,  It  8 

b  3  Ashland  2d  add  6y  62  $7000 

Delamore  J  A  to  J  Haffner  juie  12,  pt  b 

5  Abbott  &  H  to  6  Island  5y  6%  $30f0 

Darling  I  to  Home  B  and  L  Assn  jane  4, 

pt  It  96  Div  3,  30  38  15,  7^6  $2000 

Dunfee  J  to  H  R  Buck  jane  13,  It  5  b  8, 

8  39  13.  3y  6^  |1700 

Dabaoh  J  N  to  M  E  Greenebaam  june  10, 
pt  Us  20  and  19  Pike  snb  2  38  14,  5y  6% 

^  $27,500 

Davis  J  W  to  W  0  McClintcok  Aug  1,  Its 

4  and  5  b  12,  30  36  14,  6^   $1300 

Dickinson  0  A  to  W  F  Wilmers  jnne  1,  It 

35  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  72  $1600 

De  St  Aabin  E  to  D  Park  B  Assn  May  31, 

pt  Its  11  and  12  b  1,  21  38  14,  8%. .  .$4300 
Dolese  J  et  al  to  Acew  B  &  L  Assn  june 

12,  Us  1  to  4  b  24,  28  39  13,  7%  $4000 

Dexter  H  F  to  Northern  T  Co  june  4,  pt 
It  18  and  all  19  and  pt  20  b  2,  34  39  14 

 $11,000 

Dorn  G  to  C  T  &  T  Co  May  20,  It  3  b  1, 

Park  View  5y  7%   15250 

Drafz  A  to  O  Coombs  june  10,  it  72  b  19, 

8  e  qr  s  e  qr  19  40  14,  62  $1100 

Denton  J  W  to  F  H  Lumbard  Jan  10,  It 

It  14  It  1  eto  b  6,  11  39  13,  5y  7^ . . . .  $1200 
Edwards  G  to  8  W  Straus  Jane  12,  pt  b  1, 

17  38  14,  5y  6Sf    |6000 

Eidmann  E  M  and  HE  to  T  G  &  T  Oo 
june  12,  It  16  and  16  and  pt  17  b  1,  21 

38  14,  5y  6^  13500 

Eriokson  A  to  fl  A  Paugan  jane  13,  It  82 

bl5,  7  39  14.  5y  62  $3500 

Emerson  0  to  F  G  Springer  May  28,  It  1 

b  5  Hyde  Pk  2y  62  $19,000 

Ehlers  W  to  E  Q  Foreman  june  8,  It  36  b 

3  Sampson  &  G  add  4y  62  $2000 

Franklin  L  to  W  H  Ruby  May  23,  Its  1  to 

20  b  1,  21  40  14,  3y  62   $3000 

Fenue  0  to  G  A  Rose  june  1,  It  5  b  2 

Wilmette  5y  72  $1200 

Fairman  D  B  to  J  &  Farwell  May  20,  Us 

1  and  2  8  e  qr  11  39  13.  2y  7%  $1600 

First  Dutch  Ref  Ohnroh  Holland  to  A 
Gouwens  Jan  1,  1894,  pt  15  36  14,  3y  6% 

 $2200 

Farwell  L  C  to  F  M  Farwell  jnne  15,  It  16 

b  2,23  38  14,  3y  6^  $2600 

Farnnm  M  O  to  E  N  Scott  june  14,  U  21 

b  1,  20  40  14,  5y  6j^2  $2100 

Flodiur  L  E  to  O  Jorn  june  12,  pt  It  38, 

16  38  14,  6y  62..  $12,000 

Forest  A  D  to  F  B  Obaodler  jnne  I,  pt  b 


and  72  Ot  ptn  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $15,(  00 

Farwell  F  M  to  H  Musgrave  May  27,  Its 

31  and  32  b  1,  23  38  14.  ly  6%  $3000 

Falkenau  V  to  E  G  Paaling  Jane  15,  pt  It 

23  b  3  Chicago  Heights  3y  6!r....$  16,000 
Fortney  J  N  to  G  W  Murray  jnne  12,  It  1 

b3.21  38  14,  3y62  $1000 

Grisko  L  to  Northern  Trust  Co  june  10, 

It  13  b  26,  33  39  IS,  6%   $6000 

Gubbins  W  to  E  Q  Foreman  june  12,  It  24 

b  8, 19  39  14,  3y  62  $3100 

Goldsmith  A  L  to  C  L  Hutchinson  june 
10,  pt  it  4  and  6  It  4  b  13,  11  38  14,  5y 

 $7(00 

Goentzel  0  to  A  D  Weiner  jnne  11,  It  9  b 

1,18  39  13,  5;?  $3600 

Graydon  J  R  to  A  0  Higgins  june  7,  It 

619,  29  38  14,3y  62  $1600 

Gruneklee  A  to  T  J  Lefens  june  12,  pt  it 

It  103  Bronson  add  3y  62  $3000 

Gregg  H  B  to  L  Baird  june  10,  It  19  and 

pt  20  b  1,  16  38  14,  6y  6%  $2200 

Grosser  R  to  H  A  Haugan  jane  12,  it  10  b 

4,  36  40  13,  ly  62  $3000 

Grosse  J  Q  to  E  8  Dreyer  june  16,  U  8  b 

51,  28  40  14,  6y  6jf  $3000 

Gray  P  H  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Oo  june  10, 

pt  b  23,  10  39  12,  7%  4  deeds  $6400 

Gray  H  E  to  O  W  Hinkley  May  27,  Us  1  to 

21  b  115,16  39  13,62  $6000 

Gerrity  S  J  to  MB  Greenebaam  june  13, 

It  21  b  2  b  7,  17  39  14,  3y  6>^2  $26tO 

Galbraith  T  B  to  J  W  Fannier  june  12,  pt 
Us  10  and  15  Hubbard  sub  27  38  14,  3y 

 $2000 

Qillon  J  to  3  Van  Zandt  June  8,  prem  30 

De  Kalb  6%  |2200 

Gunderson  G  F  to  J  Stern  May  2",  It  )  2  b 

3,  33  39  14   J2200 

George  W  to  B  Lathrop  june  4,  Us  2^6  8 

Div  snb  17  40  14,  5y  62  $2620 

Qoetz  S  to  0  H  Fleischer  iune  6.  It  2  It  2 

b  1,  12  39  13,  3y  6J6  '.  $1500 

Gross  A  E  to  E  R  Rundell  May  16,  n  e  qr 

n  e  qr  34  40  13,  4y  6^  $16,000 

Giley  3  W  to  8  W  Connell  May  21,  It  16  b 

10,  29  40  14,  5y  62   $3000 

Holmes  L  E  to  A  E  White  june  8,  It  6  b  2 

b  2,  11  38  14,  ly  ei  $2385 

Hyde  E  M  to  Jesse  Haldom  jnne  11,  pt  It 
21  b  2  Lyons,  G  &  W  to  Evanston  3y  6% 

 $6000 

Hanswirth  O  to  N  J  Schmitz  jnne  10,  It 

10  b  53,  33  40  14,  3y  6%  $2200 

Hill  8  E  to  J  0  Spengler  june  8,  pt  Us  43 

and  42  b  8,  9  39  13,  5y  7^   ..$1800 

Helmers  H  J  to  J  E  Dalton  june  4,  pt  n 

wqr  6  36  14.  82  $8000 

Haskell  F  L  to  J  Bnrch  May  14,  Its  8  to 

10  b  58  W  Heights  3y  7%  $1000 

Hearne  N  F  to  F  R  Chandler  june  7,  pt  b 

3,  13  39  13,  5y  6%  6  deeds  $6530 

Hibbard  N  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  june  10,  It 

1  b  6  Sheffield  add  5y  62  $10,000 

Haberstroh  A  A  to  H  W  Frisohe  jnne  8,  It 

15  b  6,  32  38  14,  lOy  62   $1500 

Hjerpe  L  to  0  Jorn  june  10,  It  39  b  19,  33 

39  1*.  62  $1400 

Honsel  0  C  to  0  F  Grey  jcne  10,  It  10  It 

21  It  2  b  9  Sheff  add  5y  6^   $2000 

Hellgreen  J  to  M  A  Wallace  june  12,  It  27 

b  4,  20  38  14,  7S5   $1150 

Hayes  D  M  to  A  M  Snydaoker  june  18,  It 

19  b  8,  11  39  13,  5y  e%  $3600 

Hankel  A  to  W  A  Bond  jnne  6,  It  73  b  2, 

19  39  14,  5y  7^   $2000 

Hill  W  T  to  T  J  Lefens  May  14,  Us  48  and 

49  partn  of  e  hf  s  e  12  39  13,  6^  ...  $8000 
Borland  0  to  L  Baird  jnne  1,  It  7  b  3,  6 

39  14.  6y  6^  $2600 

Hotz  E  R  to  R  Berger  june  12,  It  241  8 

Drive  snb  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Hellm  E  to  0  L  Sohaar  jnne  10,  It  6  It  6  b 

4,  24  39  13,  6y  6^  $2600 

HalTOrsen  J  J  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn 

May  1,  Its  3  to  6  b  63,  19  39  13,  6%  $1700 
Hansen  H  D  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  june  12 

U  22  b  1  b  7,  36  40  13,  2y  6%  $1000 

Hoppin  MP&FM  to  TG&TOo  jnne 

12,  Us  13  and  14  b  1,  21  38  14.  5y  62.  $3500 
Harris  M  R  to  J  J  Miller  june  6,  It  2  b  11 

Rockwell  add  Nov  6,  6^  p  m  $5000 

Hiss  A  A  to  F  M  Lanahan  June  4,  w  hf  b 

3  It  1  b  4  eto  31  38  15,  ly  62  $34,250 

Huschl  0  to  A  Peterson  Apr  8,  Us  15  to 

20  b  7  Ridgeley  add  5y  62  $12,000 

Hammond  L  D  to  D  O  Strong  May  18,  pt 

U  11  It  16  b  1  Ellis  W  add  5y  62. ...$7000 
Haseelman  E  0  to  L  Ratbja  june  16,  pt  n 

e  qr  18  36  14,  3y  72  $2200 

Herriok  D  Z  to  L  B  Dond  june  15,  Its  5  to 

7  b  6,  3  38  14,  2y  6S!  $14,000 

Immel  P  to  8  A  Walker  jnne  14,  Its  18  and 
X9b2,  25  40  13,  6y  6^...,.  ,,.|ICQ0 


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Isaacs  0  V  M  0  to  A  Peterson  jane  12,  Its 

I  to  10  and  pt  11  It  6,   10  38  U,  2y  6% 
 110,000 

Johnson  G  J  to  E  Stook  jane  1,  pt  It  10 
and  all  9  b  1,  17  38  14,  6^  $3000 

Jensen  O  O  to  W  Loeb  jane  3,  It  8  b  1,  4 
38  14,  5y  6se  $4000 

Jaoobson  H  to  A  M  Snydaoker  jane  10,  It 
46  It  5  b  66,  21  39  14.  5y  6!?  $3000 

Jaros  F  W  to  W  Bowden  jane  15,  It  3  It 

II  etc  b  8,  18  40  14,  5y  6^  $3600 

Jensen  B  O  at  al  to  J  Frake  jane  12,  It  9 

b  140,  7  37  15,   ....$1000 

Janker  F  to  W  D  Kerfoot  june  7,  pt  It  5 

and  all  6  Pence's  sab  17  37  14,  6%.. $1750 
Janssen  H  W  to  B  J  Wertheimer  june  6, 

It  6  b  8,  4  38  14,  5y  6%  $1600 

JunI  N  to  0  H  Fleisoher  jnne  15,  Us  18 

and  19  b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Jones  B  0  to  F  B  Peabody  Jane  7,  pt  It  5 

b  3  Clarke  add  3y  6«  $10,000 

Johnson  R  A  to  S  M  Moore  jine  15,  It  5 

It  17  etc  b  9  Rockwell  add  5y  6%.  .  .$2800 
Jayne  E  L  to  F  B  Peabody  May  29,  pt  b 

1  Ridgewood  etc  6y  e%  3  deeds. .  .$13,0C0 
Jensen  O  8  to  M  A  Stauber  jane  12,  Its  5 

and  Ifi  b  1,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  2  deeds.. $7350 
Klemmentsen  0  K  to  A  Loeb  jane  10,  pt 

b  2,  3  39  13,  5y  1%  $2400 

Kristooe  T  to  Q  L  Swantzen  june  14,  It  41 

b  9  Lee  add  6%.  $2000 

Krioh  J  to  H  M  Matthews  june  15,  Its  45 

and  46  b  1.  9  39  13,  5y  6%  $1800 

Klein  S  to  E  O  Foreman  jnne  14,  It  1  and 

2  b  16,  20  .''O  14.  4y  6^  $15,f00 

Keeney  A  £  to  J  Bidley  jane  1,  It  20  b  17, 

29  40  14,  ly  6^  $1000 

Ealling  J  to  H  Rabens  jane  14,  It  3  It  2  b 

38,  21  39  14.  3y  6^  $2500 

Kalb  E  to  J  0  Hntohine  jane  11,  It  13  b  1, 

28  40  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Earzka  L  to  M  Lederbarger  june  4,  Itj  61 

«nd  62  b  ?t,  8  40  14,  4y  6%  $2500 

Kirobhofif  H  to  Westn  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  May 
18,  Its  1  to  4  b  11  and  pt  b  16.  31  40  14, 

l>%    ....  $70,000 

Enapp  A  W  to  Traders  Ins  Co  jane  11.  It 
27  b  5  E  &  Eeeney  to  Evanston  3y  6% 

    ...  $3000 

Kaiser  W  to  C  L  Sohaar  june  11,  Its  1  and 

2  b  4,  31  39  14,  5y  6%   $1700 

Koch  H  A  to  L  Balrd  june  8,  It  46  b  2  b 

28,  33  40  14,  5y  6^  $3250 

KnndsoD  J  0  to  A  F  Gait  jnne  13,  It  18  b 

8,  30  40  13,  6y  635   $4(00 

Eahn  H  to  I  T  Richards  jnne  11,  Its  10 

and  li  b  2,  31  39  14,  3y  6%  $3800 

Eirkham  E  M  to  D  M  Hills  jane  10,  It  1 

b  12,  18  40  14  May  1,'96  6«  $1650 

Eyie  8  I  to  Northern  T  C  june  1,  It  8  b  4, 

17  36  14,  6^  

Eonralinka  F  to  J  R  Fonlke  May  20,  It  22 

b  11  8oh  Sec  6^  $3500 

Livi  L  to  A  Peterson  june  11,  It  65  b  1, 

10  38  14,  ly  6^  $6000 

Ludas  N  to  J  H  Ernst  june  10,  It  8  b  32, 

33  4014,  3y  6«   $2400 

Liokton  M  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  jane  10, 

It  19  b  1,  6  and  7  38  14,  6y  %i5  0 

Lenf  H  M  to  A  J  Graham  jnne  12,  It  10  b 

17,  7  39  14,  6y  6?  $3250 

Leverenz  L  T  to  E  Q  Foreman  jnne  6,  It 

6  b  6,  6  39  14,  6y  6%  $2800 

Laloh  E  e  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  june  4,  Its 

19  and  £0  b  23,  33  40  14,  2y  6«  ....  $'^000 
liinbargei  E  S  to  Inter-state  B  and  L 

Assn  jane  1,  It  3  b  193  Ohi  Hght8..$4500 
Lloyd  J  0  and  G  0  to  A  Tidholm  Jnne  15, 

Its  11  and  12  b  4,  16  38  14,  5y       .  .$1500 
Lnndberg  0  to  L  Baird  June  12,  It  5  b  4, 

17  38  14,  6y  6?  ..$2500 

liarson  M  and  0  to  L  Baird  june  10,  pt  b 

6,  17  34  14,  5y6!«....  ,  $5000 

liookie  G  to  Home  B  &  L  Aasn  june  4,  It 

5  b  7,  36  39  13,  7^  $2100 

Lindqnist  J  E  to  P  Halley  june  12,  it  1  It 

4  Assrs  diY  34  39  14,  7^  $4000 

Lippner  C  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  june  5,  It  26  b  7 

b  4  ShefiBeld  add  5y  6%  $8000 

Laner  N  A  to  J  H  Smith  jnne  1,  It  21  b 

120  8  s  add  5y  6^  $5000 

Lewis  A  C  to  M  E  Greenebaom  jnne  7,  It 

14  b  6  Lee  add  5y  6$  $3500 

Mahone  F  S  to  G  A  Rose  jnne  10,  It  4  b 

16,  3  38  14,  5y  6?  $1800 

McDonough  J  t9  EG  Foreman  jnne  14, 

It  1  and  2  b  1,  8  38  14,  2y  6f  $6500 

Meadoworoft  0  E  to  G  W  Morgan  May  29 

pt  It  4  b  17,  Woloott  add  5y  6^  $8000 

McDonald  E  to  ?<orthern  T  Co  june  11,  It 

i6  b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $4600 

Moeller  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jane  10,  pt  b 

2,  28  38  14,5y  6^  $  

Maguire  M  P  to  E  B  Smith  june  11,  It  24 
b  11,  28  39  14,  3y  If  $1000, 


Miller  L  E  to  F  A  Barnes  May  10,  It  16  b 

16,  14  38  14,  4y  6%  $1680 

Maoks  B  B  to  Northern  T  Oo  jnne  10,  It 

22  b  2,  5  39  14,  5y  6^  $7800 

MoGnire  B  to  R  Berger  june  13,  It  41  b  6, 

5  38  14,  5y  &]4%  $2000 

MoAoliff  M  T  to  F  C  Eing  Deo  23,  It  41  b 

14,  28  40  12,  1%  $1500 

MeoEIinz  J  8  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  jnne  12, 

Its  11  and  42  b  6,  31  40  14,  5y  6«.. $12,000 
Misaner  I  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnne  17,  It  13  b 

4  Brand  add  5y  6^  $2500 

Mohr  0  to  W  Loeb  june  15,  It  24  b  17,  20 

39  14,  5y  6^  $1700 

Meyer  J  to  Commercial  B  and  L  Assn 

june  10,  It  3  b  8.  8  37  15,  1%  $1200 

Miller  F  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  jnne  13,  It  26 

b  3,  24  39  13,  5y  6«  $9000 

MoElligott  F  Q  to  F  8  Hebard  june  10,  pt 

It  22  Smith  to  Hyde  Pk  6^  $2500 

Miller  F  F  C  to  R  D  Sheppard  May  1.  It 

22  b  3,  18  41  14.  6^  p  m  $1000 

Meeter  J  to  I  T  Greenaore  jnne  10,  pt  n  e 

qr  s  e  qr  7  35  16,  3y  6?  $3000 

McDonald  J  0  to  PW  Snowhook  July  25, 
'94,  Its  16  and  16  b  76  Russell  M  &  R 

add  6y  6^  $5000 

MoMahon  F  P,  est  of,  to  0  R  Trowbridge 
june  11,  It  1  b  12  8  Chicago  eto  5y  1% 

 $3500 

Munger  O  B  to  J  0  Hendricks  jnne  4,  It 

27  b  10,  11  39  13,  6J5   ...  $1600 

Miniter  J  F  to  H  F  Moran  ]nne  8,  Its  14 

and  15  b  2,  23  39  13,  8«  $1000 

MasoQ  J  H  to  R  L  Davis  jane  5,  pt  Its  8 

and  7  b  4  eto  8  40  14,  3y  7^  $2000 

MaoDonald  M  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen 

june  7,  It  13  It  49,  17  38  14,  3y  6^.  .$2000 
Mahoney  J  L  to  B  Banman  june  11,  pt  It 

1  Its  5  to  8  b  94,  27  39  14,  2y  .  .$1500 
Martenwiter  J  G  to  W  H  Heinemann 

june  7,  pt  It  liJ  b  10,  20  40  14,  3y  G%  $3500 
Mack  W  B  to  H  0  Porter  May  25,  Its  33  to 

36  Price  to  Oak  Pk  7!«  $1250 

Neht  W  F  to  A  8mith  jnne  7,  It  36  It  10, 

36  40  13,  3y  7<?  $1000 

Netz  H  to  H  B  DieterU  jnne  12,  Its  8  b  4, 

34  40  13,  6^  $1500 

Nichols  G  E  to  N  H  Milan  jnne  1,  Its  43 

to  47  b  2,  16  38  14,  G%  $6000 

Nelson  M  D  to  H  A  Drake  Apr  6,  It  12  b 

10,  17  40  14,  6^  $3000 

Nolan  D  to  G  D  Pease  jane  4,  Its  17  to  27 

b  2  Hyde  Pk  6^  $2500 

Nath  H  K  and  J  B  to  B  W  Keightley  jnne 

16,  Its  18  and  19  b  44  Cornell  5y  1%  $1300 
Newberry  W  Oo  to  F  Raynor  jnne  12,  It 

26  b  14.  9  39  14,  ly  6^  $10,312 

Nichols  F  to  L  H  Martin  jnne  12,  Us  23 

to  42  b  8,  3  39  It,  3y  7%    $3000 

Nelson  8  to  A  Peterson  June  17,  It  26  b  5, 

1  39  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Neal  8  8  to  J  P  Wilson  jnne  13,  It  5  b  2 

Hnse  to  Evanston  3y  6$  $2600 

O'Donoghne  B  to  R  M  Brant  jnne  11,  It 

22  b  23  b  4,  8  38  14,  7^  $1800 

Olson  L  0  to  A  Gatzert  jnne  10,  It  28  b  3, 

36  40  13,  3y  738   $1000 

Ortmeyer  G  to  H  G  Zander  june  11,  Its  2 

and  3  b  7,  U  1)  L  add,  5y  7«  ....  $1100 
O'Connor  T  to  R  Berger  june  10,  It  43  b  1, 

33  39  14,  5y  6$   $2500 

Olson  L  0  to  A  Gatzert  jnne  10,  It  28  b  8, 

36  40  13,  By  635  |8000 

O'Brien  J  to  Northern  T  Oo  jane  3,  It  1  b 

8,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $12,000 

O'Brien  J  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  jnne  3,  pt 

It  6  b  81,  27  39  14  and  o  p  4y  6«  ...$4600 
Opetz  L  F  to  N  Ohi  Mat  S  and  B  Assn 
jnne  6,  Its  6  and  7  b  7  b  5  Sheffield  add 

7«  $2000 

Power  F  R  to  ti  Zeisler  jnne  10,  It  6  It  30 

b  7,  11  39  13,  63f  $4400 

Plygensky  Sorez  to  A  Kozel  june  6,  Its  5 

to  7  b  48,  19  39  14,  ly  6!«  $2000 

Prugler  M  to  C  H  Fleisoher  jnne  14,  Its  3 

to  6  b  1,  25  40  13,  3y  638  $3000 

Petry  G  to  W  Heinemann  jnne  14,  It  10  b 

26  b  5  b  13  Sheff  add  3y  %%   $13C0 

Panlsberg  F  to  J  0  Spengler  jnne  12,  Its 

8  and  9  b  1,  26  40  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Paohe  J  W  to  W  Heinemann  jnne  10,  It 

121  b  53,  33  40  14,  5y  63!  $1000 

Pederson  P  O  to  M  E  Greenebanm  june 

12,  pt  It  7  b  2,  36  40  13,  3y  1%  $17C0 

Perrigo  A  B  to  W  B  Oostello  inne  8,  pt  b 

94,27  39  14,   .'  $3000 

Paul  V  I  to  Will  H  Moore  june  10,  It  3  b 

1,  3  38  14,  3y  6^  $5000 

Paul  L  R  to  Q  Graf  jnne  2,  It  46  b  2,  4  38 

1*.  735   $1000 

Prass  T  to  Ev  Sav  L  and  B  Assn  jnne  8, 

It  22  b  6  0  to  N  Bvntn  1%  $1200 

Paasoh  0  to  M  A  Stanber  june  11,  pt  w  hf 
n  e  qr  6  39  14,  635  $3500 


Partridge  N  A  to  Northern  T  Oo  june  13, 

pt  It  2  and  3  b  11.  32  41  14  $1000 

Plank  0  M  and  W  G  to  A  Peterson  Jnne 
14,  pt  It  1  It  6  etc  b  4  Evanston  3y  6^ 

 $2000 

Rodosta  J  to  E  G  Foreman  jnne  1,  It  6  b 

6,  19  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Rebling  M  8  to  Ev  and  N  Cook  Co  B  and 
L  Assn  May  28,  Its  11  and  12  b  15,  36 

40  14,  7SS  $1500 

Rinehart  L  A  to  F  B  Pease  june  5,  It  'J7  b 

6  Archer  add  %%  $1800 

Ryan  J  A  to  0  H  Hinklin  jnne  10,  pt  It  6 

b  60,  21  39  14,  2y  6^  $1500 

Rich  L  M  to  H  M  Bacon  May  1,  It  25  and 

26  b  6,  4  38  12,  6^  $2000 

Rasmnssen  M  L  to  J  E  Daltun  jnne  12,  It 

30  b  3,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Rubs  S  to  A  H  Meads  June  18,  It  17  b  1 

Brand  add  6mos  6%   .$20nO 

Reynolds  E  A  to  E  Reynolds  iune  15,  It  1 

It  46  b  6,  18  39  14,  3y  6«  3  deeds  ....  $2700 
Riley  P  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  15.  Its 

40  and  41  It  1,  24  39  14,  3y  &%  $1000 

Rowan  N  to  PW  Snowhook  May  11,  It  9  b 

1,  23  39  13,  6y  6^  $2000 

Roberts  H  H  to  0  F  Qibbs  june  11,  It  15 

b  20  N  Evanston  1%  $2260 

Rawan  B  and  T  to  Intnl  B  L  and  I  Union 

jnne  1,  It  34  b  3,  31  37  15,  'i%  $1000 

Romag  H  to  Lin  and  5th  Wd  B  and  L 

Assn  june  11,  It  13  b  2,  8  38  14   $1675 

Sohaad  J  A  to  8  J  Sohaad  jnne  10,  It  f  6 

n  w  3^,  18  41  14,  6y  638  $2200 

Stookham  W  H  to  Evanston  8  and  L  Assn 
jnne  7,  pt  Its  5  and  6  b  2  Bliss  to  Evans- 
ton  .$?500 

Salamowicz  A  to  A  Jendrzejek  jone  10,  It 

14  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  25  39  13  $10C0 

Spengler  J  to  T  H  Schintz  jnne  13,  It  3  It 

3  and  It  1  It  4  b  56,  21  39  14,  3y  6^. $10,00  ) 
Spilzer  P  to  H  P  Kranz  jnne  10,  It  61  b  38, 

19  40  14,  5y  62  $1300 

SyKara  C  to  J  H  Gilbert  june  12,  It  18 

Lake  Street  add.  H  $2  00 

Smith  J  W  to  H  H  Heinsen  May  16,  It  1  b 

37  8  Chicago  6^  $4000 

Smith  L  L  to  T  Dwight  june  10,  Its  33 

and  34  b  2  K  &  E  to  Evanston  7^.  .$4000 
Saze  B  M  to  H  Binninger  jnne  7  Its  31 

and  32  It  10,  26  39  14,  5y  7^  $2500 

Saner  W  to  J  Turk  june  17,  It  9  b  6,  26  41 

13,  6^  $1200 

Skiles  W  W  to  F  R  Chandler  jnne  1,  pt  b 

9,  28  38  12,  5j  1%  $2500 

Stern  B  B  to  Insnrnce  Co  of  III  june  16, 

It  6  and  pt  7  b  10,  23  38  14,  5y  6%. .  $7000 
Snndberg  J  A  to  W  F  Wiemers  jnne  16.  It 

9  b  6  Ogden  add  2y  6^  $2000 

Steffen  M  to  E  G  Pauling  jnne  12,  It  1  It 

10  It  D  28  40  14,  5y  5^  $20,000 

Schneider  N  to  O  0  Bntz  jnne  15,  It  8  It  4 

n  w  qr  28  40  14,  5y  635   $9000 

Sether  O  T  to  H  A  Haugan  jnne  17,  Its  27 

and  28  b  4,  18  39  14,  5y  6^   $6000 

Staples  E  8  to  A  W  Mills  june  1,  Its  12  to 

15  b  49  Ridgeland  3y  6^  $2000 

Schwab  J  G  to  J  F  Scanlon  june  14,  It  7 

It  120  eto  Brorson  add  1%  $4000 

Stinson  J  to  A  Gatzert  June  14,  pt  It  21 

and  all  22  to  35  b  7,  2  38  14,  5y  6«. $20,0)0 
Stookbam  W  H  to  R  W  Burns  jnne  3,  pt  b 

2,  B  to  Evstn  3y  6^  $5' 00 

Sohill  J  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  jnne  12,  It  5  It  2  b 

2,  34  39  14,  6y  6%  $3500 

Stnebig  H  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  10 

It  22  b  5,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $1300 

Selvey  E  E  to  F  B  Pease  june  13,  Its  26  to 

32  b  3,  32  38  14,  7y  62   $2400 

Sweeney  T  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  13 

It  4  Gano  snb  33  39  14,  3y  62  $1500 

Wiseman  L  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  jnne  11,  It  22 

b  13,  31  38  15,   $1500 

Schmidt  T  to  O  L  Schaar  june  10,  It  32  b 

6,  28  39  14,  3y  62  $1400 

Spier  0  to  M  W  Eozminski  jnne  11,  pt  It 

12  It  18  b  1  Ellia  W  add  5y  62  $2500 

Spencer  G  W  to  J  H  Jones  june  11,  It  11 

b  2,  14  38  14,  5y  &%  $5C00 

Smith  J  to  B  A  Ottenberg  Mch  7,prm  247 

Canal,  dem  52  $4260 

Shenrly  A  B  to  J  A  O'Donnell  jane  17,  pt 
Its  14  and  15  Oo  Oiks  sub  3  38  14,  ly  1% 

 $1500 

Scott  W  A  to  0  8  Cutting  jnne  10,  s  hf  s 
qr  8  e  qr  7  and  pt  9,  18  41  12,  4y  6^ 

   $17,231 

Smith  0  M  to  J  Bohlander  Apr  19,  It  15 

and  pt  14  b  218  May  wood  62  $2000 

Sack  J  J  to  W  Heinemann  jnne  11, Its  Ito 

5  b  8,  32  39  14,  3y  62  $3600 

Storris  D  W  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  june  3, 

pt  It  16  b  2,  11  38  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Steflens  P  to  N  A  Mayer  june  5,  It  11  b  10 
18  39  14,  5y  6^  $6500 


Sewoss  0  W  to  E  R  Haas  june  6,  pt  n  w 

qr  1  40  12,  3y  72  $10fO 

Slastny  A  to  G  T  Steen  May  16,  Us  305 

and  306  Givins  &  G  sub,  25  40  13,  5y  6^ 

 $17,0C0 

Shreiber  M  to  J  0  Spencer  Yay  1,  pt  b 

17,  20  39  14,3y  72  $3800 

Shevven  A  A  to  A  Smith  jnne  7,  It  44  b  8, 

26  40  13,  3y  72   $2200 

Thelmont  L  J  to  L  Rathje  Mar  13,  pt  n  e 

qr  8  e  qr  17  38  14,  6y  62  $2700 

Thorsen  P  P  to  A  feterson  june  12,  It  5  b 

6,  20  40  14,  5y  62   ...  «10no 

Taylor  E  H  to  J  A  Bnrhaus  june  8,  pt  It 

4  b  25.  ^^7  39  It,  62   $2000 

Tolman  S  8  to  U  Dibblee  Mch  22,  U  ,0  b 

4,  14  38  14,  3y  62  $1760 

Telander  E  P  to  L  Ralhje  june  8,  It  18  b 

2,  17  38  14,  ly  62  $1600 

Trainor  B  B  to  Cottage  Grove   B  and  L 

*s&n  jone  1",  Us  40  and  41  b  8,  30  39  14, 

62  $1800 

Thomas  L  H  to  A  Peterson  june  14,  It  38 

b  1  b  28,  12  39  13,  2y  62   $2''00 

Tatge  O  W  to  N  A  Lough  jnne  14,  It  29, 

b  16,  28  38  14,  6J^2  $2600 

Taubman  0  to  L  0  Kubnert  jnne  7,  pt  b 

15,  19  .39  14,  2y  62  $8000 

Thompson  W  K  to  G  Woodland  june  1,  pt 

It  2  8  e  3^  n  e  3^  14  38  14.  3y  62  ...$2400 
Teatt  L  M  to  M  L  Raftree  jane  14,  It  6  b 

1,  4  38  14  72  $1800 

DIrich  A  to  H  0  Zattermeister  jnne  10,  It 

50  b  34,  31  39  11,  3y  62  $1400 

Valentine  G  to  M  W  Kozminski  june  3,  It 

23  b  2,  9  38  14,  5y  6>^2  $l(i(0 

Venema  A  to  J  U  Van  Vlissingen  jane  11, 

Its  49  and  5  )  b  14,  19  39  14,  5y  62.  .$9000 
Vigneron  E  to  Can  Am  L  &  B  Assn  June 

10,  pt  It  1  b  2,  23  b8  14,  62   $4500 

Yonder  Gointen  A  to  Golden  B  and  L 

Assn  june  3,  It  31  b  2,  17  38  14   $17(0 

Wightman  0  A  to  EvanstoE  8  and  L  Assn 

jnne  7,  Its  31  and  32  Lyman  G  &  W  add 

Evanston  $2200 

Wilson  H  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jane  1,  Its  35 

and  36  b  13,  2  39  13,  3y  62   $2100 

White  O  to  0  J  Van  Zandt  June  10,  prem 

226-228  Morgan  ct  5y  62   $11,000 

Wheeler  G  to  M  A  Wells  June  16,  bldg  on 

It  3  b  34  o  t  3y  7^  $10,000 

Weise  G  B  to  B  G  Mason  jane  12,  pt  Its  3 

and  4  b  16,  2  38  14,  3y  62  $4030 

Warren  F  M  to  E  G  Mason  June  12,  It  12 

b  1,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $7(00 

Wentworth  G  E  to  W  J  Wilcox  jnne  II,  pt 

It  6  b  3,  14  38  14,  3y  72  $2(  00 

Walsh  P  E  to  G  H  Shay  jure  6,  It  80  b  1, 

Sampson  &  G  add  3y  1%   |1800 

Wendorf  N  to  J  G  Gilbert  jone  17,  It  7  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3y  62  $2200 

Wheeler  E  J  to  A  W  Eschenberg  May  18, 

It  il  b  3,  15  40  13,  72  $1000 

Williams  A  L  to  M  Schmitz  jnne  11,  pt  It 

40  BronBon  add  Sept  1,  62  $3000 

Winslow  L  V  to  E  O  Wenlworth  jane  6, 

Us  1  and  2  It  6  b  3,  28  40  14,  6y  62  $13,000 
Woodlawn  M  E    Church    to  Equitable 
Trust  Co  jane  1,  Its  14  and  16  b  3,  23 

38  14,  6m  62  $4000 

Wilder  S  W  D  to  R  8  Thompson  May  9. 

pt  It  7  b  2,  18  37  i4,  3y  62   $3000 

Young  J  R  to  L  Baird  May  29,  It  5  and  pt 

6  b  7,  20  38  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Zobell  F  to  U  M  Matthews  june  14,  It  45 

b  10,  1  37  15,  6y  72          :  $2000 

Zasadell  J  to  M  Blachek  june  11,  It  10  b 

62,  21  39  14   $20  0 

Zappen  L  M  and  W  L  to  0  H  Fleisoher 
jnne  11,  Its  114  and  115  b  10,  18  40  14, 
5y  72  $2000 

CJUATTKL.  lIOBT<]}AWKH. 


Arnold   8  L  to  R  L  McEllvoy  jane  6, 

restrnt  1S27  Mich  av  ly  $1625 

Anderson  G  to  M  L  Norris  june  1  i,  h  irses 

and  furn  7m  $195 

Archer  0  M  to  M  J  Padden  june  12,  fnrn 

2081  Lake  6m  $^65 

Ad  ams  E  D  to  E  G  Schmidt  Brg  Co  jane 

16,  fnrn  44  5th  av  2y   $500 

Abbott  F  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  jnne  12,  saloon 

137  Ewing  23m  $1C00 

Blese  0  E  to  E  8  Mason  june  i5,  fnrn  ly 


Buchholtz  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  may  20,  sa- 
loon 621  Larrabee  23m  $£00 

Beseems  P  to  W  A  Mayo  june  12,  furn  3m 

 $425 

Bnnk  L  to  N  W  Brg  Co  jnne  7,  saloon  759 

Canal  23m   $200 

Ball  U  L  to  E  Smith  jane  10,  fu'n  lm.^l02 
Bromley  M  A  to  E  Smith  june  11,  farn 
6m  |i0 


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Bethriok  J  to  A  H   Johnson  may  27, 

fnrn  3603  State  9m  .  |200 

Borghoffen  J  J  to  Q  J  Williams  jnne  13, 

fnrn  95  Dearborn.-  J200 

Barg  A  to  Tossetti  Erg  Co  jnne  14,  saloon 

5242  State  ly  |245 

Boyle  A  to  8  Bernstein  jane  13,  fnrn  4550 

State  ly  jHO 

Ball  8  E  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  jone  12,  sa- 
loon 3036  Dearborn,  dem  $475 

Banmann  Q  N  to  H  Morse  jnne  11,  fnrn 

6ta  |70 

Breeklin  W  to  M  E  Finch  jone  8,  fnrn 

6m  ^59 

Bnrnham  Q  W  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  14,  fnrn 

6m.  $129 

Beim  J  to  J  Smith  dec  31,  fnrn  538  n  Ash- 
land av,  jaly  1,'96    $200 

Bergman  J  to  J  0  Qoodftin  jnne  7,  fnrn 

^f'm  |78 

Black  V  G  to  E  M  Black  jone  15.  fn^-n 

3614  Rhodes  av  tm  $800 

Bowdor  W  a  to  H  Morse  jane  14,  fard 

6ni  $103 

Bankes  H  A  to  M  E  Finch  jane  13,  fnrn 

3m  $62 

Barsotti  H  W  to  J  L  Bersonti  jnne  18, 

fnrn  2y  |yOO 

Beick  F  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  jnne  18,  sa- 
loon 2956  Union  av  ly  . . .  $404 

Blase  F  H  to  E  A  Cnmmings  jane  10,  fnrn 

1005  Lake  2y  $282 

Barney  B  F  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  17,  fnrn 

7m  $84 

Clark  J  W  to  J  0  Goodwin  jone  13,  fnrn 

 $185 

Conley  P  W  to  P  F  Knefel  may  27 

loon  2107  I2th  23m  

Colbert  M  to  F  M 


June  2i.  189&. 


loon  1021  n  Clark  2y  |600 

Qidart  A  to  W  Hazleton  jnne  7,  fnrn  6m 

 ^  $72 

Hart  H  P  to  E  Smith  jnne  13,  fnrn"7m!$7C 
Hinman  J  to  C  Meader  jane  17,  fnrn  10m 


88- 

.$506 

Powell  jnne  14,  prtg 

office  2y  $1000 

Cole  M  T  to  W  W  Clark  jane  13,  bldgs  It 

7  b  62,  7  39  14,  2y  |300 

Chambers  M  to  P  Chambers  june  12,  mar- 
ket 162  Seminary  av  2y  $500 

Chicago  Journal  of  Commerce  Oo  to  J  N 
Onmming  jnne  4,  ptg  office,  etc,  80 

Lakeside  bldg,  2y   $■.0 

Chicago  Journal  of   Commerce   Oo  to  8 

Grook  jaue  4,  same  2y  $200 

Czerwenka  F  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  jane  11. 

saloon  67  Randolph  2y  $3000 

Chicago  Piano  Stool  Co  to  U  J  Benjamin 

jnne  13,  factory  792  Madison  6m  $700 

Currier  F  to  A  Currier  jane  4,  horse  etc. 

Calumet  4m  $141 

Chandler  T  W  to  W  M  Northam  i  Co  jane 

10,  saloon  etc,  Hyde  Pk  2y  $4900 

Oasselman  E  to  J  0  Goodwin  jnne  8,  fnrn 

 $86 

Connard  8  M  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  12,  fnrn 

6™  $200 

Oreistensen  L  to  P  Gill  jnne  18.  horses 

etc,  2458  Dearborn  23m  $1500 

Danielson  F  to  E  A  Erd  jnne  14,  fnm  w 

42d3y   '.|75 

Dambek  P  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  9,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Dohle  G  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  jnne  4,  fnrn*  ly 

^  $75 

Dee  F  A  to  Nat  M  Co  jane  10,  fnrn  4745 

Evans  av  6m  $104 

DeCampe  E  to  G  G  Habbell  jane  10,  Yarn 


Helm  N  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jnne  17,  furn  23 

m   $102 

Bar'ey  W  C  to  F  Relies  jnne  15.  fnrn 

Maine  tp  2y  

Hoffman  J  to  P  8  Kolink  jnne  17.  wagon 

7m  

Heck  J  to  H  Bothman  jnne  18,  restrnt  40 

Clark  6m,  p  m  $250 

Hennessy  P  J  to  T  Z  Stephenson  jnne  13, 

wagon  etc,  10m  $500 

Hellbanser  M  to  N  W  Brg  Co  jnne  6^  sa- 
loon 1953  Seminary  av  23m  !  $600 

Haasl  G  to  J  Kots  jane  17,  fnrn  227  Mad- 

„i8on  2y  1350 

Herbert  K  to  L  Herbert  jnne  15,  fnrn 

1868  North  Clark  jgO 

Hopkins  J  0  to  M  J  Parsons  may  24, 

furn  127  Ashland  blvd,  6m  $500 

Hartman  <fe  Boedecker  to  Seipp  Bry  Co 

jnne  13,  saloon,  1  Jacknon  22m  $1200 

Hitz  A  to  S  Kanefshy  jane  14,  fnrn  ly.|200 
Hansen  C  to  H  Morse  jane  10,  horses 

wagon  etc,  6m  $258 

Hafwolt  J  to  Nat  M  Oo  jnne  11,  furn  12 

Centennial  ot  7m  ,  $55 

Howard  G  to  Kenig  &  L  Cigar  Co  jnne 

11,  wagon  etc,  6m  $iio 

Hess  A  to  A  Stein  jnne  11,  horse  etc,  6m 

„  $360 

Hanptman  D  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  4,  sa 

loon  529  w  15th,  23m  $200 

Hodges  H  J  to  W  Hazleton  may  29,  fnrn 


etc,  J400 

Muloy  L  A  to  P  FittzjnnelO,  restrnt  988 

Washington  4m  $378 

MeGloin  A  G  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  may 
saloon  64  Adams  2y  $250 


25, 


6m . 


$186 


10m. 


  $84 

Dean  J  A  to  D  R  MoNanght  may  27,  fnrn 

6m   $103 

Davis  H  8  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  jnne  13, 

saloon  413  Racine  av,  dem  $1146 

Drew  F  8  to  H  Morse  jube  11,  fnrn  em.  $77 
Evers  H  to  0  Doeel  june  11,  horses  etc, 

„.^y  ••••  $400 

Jiighme  L  to  J  R  Eighn  may  29.  horses 

eto,  2y   . 13000 

Bngeldrum  H  to  M  E  Finch  june  15,  furn 

6m    3472 

Eshorflf  J  G  J  to  H  F  Kinge 'june  iV,  ptg 

office  4>-5  B  Isl  av  ly  $S00 

Fleece  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  jnne  17,  sa- 
loon 121  4th  av  dem  $182 

Fine  N  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jnne  16,* fnrn  223 

w  Division  9m   $107 

Finney  E  E  to  I  J  Mix  jnne  "12,* 
etc,  57th  St  and  Kimbark  av  ly 
Fn  ler  E  C  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  11,* *i'u*rn"" 

6m   $103 

Foster  0  Q  to  8  B  Knowlton  jone  5,*  Vnrn 

7m   

Falgowski  P  to  Henn  &  GBrg  Oo  jiine  6 

saloon  497  B  Isl  av  2'-   «250 

Ofejg  H  M  to  F  G  Wright  may '25,' *  fnrn 


wagon 


furn  3m 


$105 


Glassener  N  to  H  8  Moniger  june  10,  bldg 
It  20  b  12  Ravenswood,  5m   $124 

Qoforth  W  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  june  11 
saloon  886  43d,  2y   •300 

Gage  KE  to  H  M  Bojohn  "jnue  *1,' fnm 
Riverside  Hotel  2y   |550 

Oreen  P  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  janon'.aa- 


Hansler  W  to  Blatz  Brg  Co  jnne  11,  ea 

loon  424  North  av  2y  $1700 

Huff  J  T  to  J  H  Biace  jnne  14,  mdse  891 

„Polk  

Hodgman  W  F  to  A  Maier  jnne  11,  wagon 

90ds  $135 

Holt  M  to  H  Morse  jnne  15,  fnrn  6m.  .$60 
Herlock  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  jan9  12,  sa- 
loon 365  Clark  2y  $945 

Hardmg  W  N  to  A  H  Baldwin   jnne  11, 

fnrn  7m   %15l 

Hurley  D  H  to  H  8  Walls  june'— ,"  horses 

etc,  Lyons  Im  J93 

Ilenfeld  J  to  0  Foertsoh  june  10,  fnrn  21 

™    $110 

Janniok  W  to  B  Levi  &  Oo  jnne  15,  horses 

etc,  Im  $170 

Jacob  H  to  W  Licklon  jane  14,  fnrn  5768 

Wentworth  av.  jnne  14,'96  $200 

Johnson  0  N  to  C  Q  Akam  may  1,  pool 

tables  etc,  1018  Madison    ..  $1066 

Johaun  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  jnne  6,  sa- 
loon 173  w  Erie  ly  $413 

Kellis  F  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  's.  eafoon 

Belmont  av  and  Leavitt  st  23m  $675 

Kane  P  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  jnne  8,  saloon 

1991^  Centre  av  ly  $350 

Kramer  G  A  to  A  E  Menardi  jone  10 

fnrn  638  43d  6m   $200 

Kleinman  O  E  to  J  H  Kleinman  jone  1, 

horse  etc,  80  Wood  $416 

Kleinhans  W  0  to  0  Meader  jnnVll.  fnru 

6™  $70 

Kilt  C  L  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  10,  furn  6m$77 
Klane  A  Q to  F  Bender  jnne  12,  wagon 

etc,  128  Orchard  6m  $120 

Kanney  &  Smith  to  W  T  Rawlings  'may 

20,  bakery  etc,  3008  0  Grove  av  2y..$525 
Lamson  M  W  to  W  J  Byrnes  jnne  13, 

horses,  carriage,  148  Morgan  ly  $15o0 

Lollesgaard  S  to  G  G  Hnbbell  june  12. 

furn  9m  $70 

Lowell  J  M  to  M  E  Finch  ^une  12,  furn 

6m  

Levy  0  L  to  F  McNeills  jnne  11,  furn  105 

Orchard  23m  $104 

Lawrence  P  to  8  B  Knowlton  jnne' 6,  furn 

,..7m  $65 

Lippenoott  A  E  to  V  Falkenau  june  1,  sa- 
loon Chi  Hgts,  23m  $,S600 

Len  M  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  18.  fnrn  6m. $122 
LeokyJWtoM  E  Finch  jnne  13,  furn 

$78 


6m . 

LeOlair  J  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  june  ii' sa'^ 

loon  96  Polk  ly  $539 

Linn  A  A  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  may  13^  saloon 

61  Chi  av  $1122 

Lawrence  G  R'lo  Sweet  w  "&  60  may  13, 

photo  camera  etc.  331  30th  6m  $500 

Lonisignass  A  T  to  U  R  Brg  Oo  jone  12, 

saloon  247  Rush  2y  $500 

MoGaney  M  to  D  E  Wagner  jnne  12,  fnrn 

107  Peoria  2y   $90 

Merchle  H  to  D  Wagner  june  'l'2',  *f*n'r*n"61 

Madison  9m  $450 

May  H  A  to  H  Q  Loomis  may  6,  SOO  Dear- 

A.'^n'''^^".  11200 

McBrioe  0  A  to  H  0  Green  june  11,  horses 


.$70  Moore  W  to  N  Gillispie  'jnne  13,  horses 
etc  2971  Archer  av  9m 
McNerney  0  to  H  Morse  jnne  8,  fnrn  etc, 

6m  $66 

Milton  J  M  to  V  Fasig  june  12,  fnrn  lOm 

 $132 

MoGinness  F  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  10, 

furn  6m  $72 

Mahoney  P  P  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  13,  fnrn 

^m  $62 

Miller  0  E  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jnne  16,  furn 

38  Tell  pi   $70 

Meissner  F  to  Chicago  Brg  Oo  jnne  18, 

saloon  384  Ogden  av  ly  $400 

Mears  F  S  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jnne  17,  fnrn 

45  Harding  av  7m  $265 

Metoh  G  to  M  E  Finch  jone  11,  fnrn  6m 

 $62 

MoOormick  D  to  J  McCormiok  jnne  16, 

saloon  88  Huron  23m  $131 

Merritt  R  to  Consumers'  &  M  Oil  Co  mch 

9,  horses  etc  2y  $100 

MoGammon  O  H  et  al  to  A  Pfaflf  jane  17, 

saloon  1901  Madison,  oot  16   $4500 

Nicholsen  W  to  Omo  Packg  Co  jnne  11, 

restrnt  388 Dearborn  6m  $150 

O'Grady  M  to  0  H  Merrick  jane  7,  fnrn 

6m   $70 

Olsen  A  to  J  Schnair  jnne  J 4,  horses  etc, 

471  Superior  7m   $176 

O'Donnell  K  to  L  8  Stnart  jnne  17,  mar- 
ket 126  n  Marset  9m  $100 

O'Donnell  J  to  U  8  Brg  Co  Jnne  14,  sa- 
loon 179  n  Clark  2y  $626 

Polle  N  to  W  Side  Brg  Co  june  17,  saloou 

321  w  I2th  $695 

Pederson  L  to  F  McNbIHs  june  18,  fnrn 

23m    $86 

Pfeififer  E  to  Keeluy  Brg  Co  May  9,  sa- 
loon 3034  Indiana  av  9m  $2000 

Parsons  W  H  to  E  A  Erd  jane  13,  fnrn 

2y   $100 

Palmer  D  H  to  Anhanser-B  Brg  Oo  june 

17,  saloon  12  Sangamon  23m  $ofO 

Price  G  to  H  Morse  jane  12,  furn  6m.  $103 
Petterson  J  to  H  A  Draper  jnne  15,  horses 

etc,  Leyden  6m   $150 

Pavey  J  to  G  G  Habbell  jone  15,  fnrn 

9m  $70 

Probst  P  to  Corper  B  &  M  Co  jnne  6,  sa- 
loon '.;11  Wabaih  av  2y  $1000 

Peooy  A  D  to  R  M  MoCreery  jnne  13, 

fnrn  6m  $83 

Pollard  M  to  K  Black  jnne  12,  fnrn  567  n 

Clark  9m  $530 

Pinsky  8  to  W  E  Aokley  jnne  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Pare  A  A  et  al  to  D  R  McNanght  jane  12, 

forn  6m  $77 

Peptowski  F  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  jnne 

saloon  1195  Blue  Island  av,  dem.... $400 
Rohn  L  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnne  17,  furn  10 

m  $g5 

Ralston  E  L  to  F  P  Tyler  jnne  11,  engine 

etc  w  Lake  2y....   $6(0 

Regan  M  O  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  10,  fnrn 

6m   $72 

Reinhard  H  to  Q  W  Reinhard  jone  12, 

horses  etc,  413  4.Sd  ly   $150 

Remsen  Q  M  to  8  B  Knowlton  jane  6, 

fnrn  7m  $139 

Reeves  A  E  and  M  to  W  Lanaghan  jnne 

10,  fnra  49  u  Ashland  av  2y  $260 

RefPel  M  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  jnne  11,  sa- 
loon 2701  Wentworth  av  ly  $626 

Rice  W  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  10,  fnrn  6345 

Wheaton  av  6m  $106 

Rastall   J    E  to  0  MoNett  june  12  "Mili- 
tary News"  and  outfit,  18m  $500 

Schmedehime  O  to  J  Lilly  june  8,  fnrn 

302  Halsted  ang  lfi,'96  $72 

Schintz  J  A  to  H  P  Mount  june  14,  furn 

6m  $135 

Smith  R  B  to  8  B  Knowl.on  june  12,  fnrn 

7m  $97 

Steimer  J  R  to  D  R  MoNanght  jnne  11, 

fnrn  6m  $77 

Sonlyo  A  to  J  F  Boland  jane  11,  fnrn  199 

37th  2m  $288 

Staflford  E  to  F  G  Wright  june  12,  horses 

etc,  6m  $226 

Santer  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  june  12,  fnrn 

126  Milw  av  7m  $70 

Smith  J  C  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jane  11,  "fnrn 

8m  $62 

Spanger  M  F  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  jnne  9, 

fnrn  300  Franklin  3m  $117 

Shuebert  P  to  Waukesha  Spgs  Brg  Co 

Co  june  8,  saloon  122  Clark  $200 

Staley  A  V  to  Am  Paper  Oo  jnne  7,  ptg 

office  3969  0  Grove  av  2y  $375 

Sailer  B  to  W  Hazleton  jnne  14,  harneaa 


etc  406  State  6m  

Svensan  J  to  H  Rose 
Wells   


 $60 

jone  3,  fnrn  124 
•  • •  •  S276 
Sullivan  J  H  to  G  H  Shay*  *j"u'ne  '  16,  *bicy- 

ole  ly  $90 

Saletzke  0  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  15,'fnrn 

21  Best  av  7m  $157 

Speck  J  J  to  M  F  Lilly  june  15,  furn  Ane- 

^  '"n-  'Om  $2000 

Tagert  A  0  to  G  L  Webster  jnne  3,  fnrn 

„  •:  $88 

Spnngstead  M  to  R  M  McOreery  jnne  14, 

fnrn  6m  $70 

Spring  C  A  to  P  T  Snlliv'a'n  jnne" '  17  "sa- 
loon 650  Polk  2y  $595 

Stnart  0  G  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  jnne  18,  forn 

^l*'™  ••••  $70 

Torgenson  O  to  0  Carpenter  jnne  10, 

wagon  etc,  764  w  North  av  6m  $99 

Toner  F  E  to  L  Schmalz  june  13,  shop 

1126  ionthport  av  10m  $100 

Tonhy  P  L  to  M  B  Finch  june  6,  fnrn  6m 

^  $103 

Tnrnbnll  G  R  to  0  H  Merrick  jnne  11, 

'orn  6o^  $3, 

Talbot  A  J  to  R  M  McOreery  jnne  6,  furn 

 $215 

Tweed  H  J  to  W  H  Stein  jnne  13,  forn 

763  Stewart  av   $311 

Thorne  V  F  to  J  Rissann  jnne  12,  fnrn 

„  *™  $85 

Ulrioh  A  E  to  F  J  Snltzer  june  11,  fnrn 

556  w  13th  18m  $150 

Vani  J  B  to  8  B  Knowlton  june  7,  fnrn 

,  7m  $117 

Volter  M  L  to  J  W  Angell  jnne  16,  fnrn 

6m    $90 

Voitlander  E  to  J  N  Bergsler  81  Th'roop 

 $300 

Verden  P  to  J  Pieser  <k  Oo  jnne  13,  horses 

etc,  624  w  Superior  ly  $125 

Ward  J  M  to  Am  Brg  Oo  jnne  14,  saloon 

5438  State  23m  $600 

Winterberg  P  H  to  F  W  Hill  4  Oo  jnne  6. 

fnrn  3034  C  Grove  av  7m  $196 

Walker  R  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnne  16,  fnrn 

»m  $58 

Westerfield  R  M  to  A  W  Green  feb  27. 

'nrn  6m  $100 

Westerfield  R  M  to  A  A  Greene  feb  21, 

*nrn  6m  $100 

Wilkinson  8  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  13,  forn 

6m   $62 

Williams  T  to  8  K  Schofield  jane  15,  furn 

37th  and  Wentworth  av  16m  $604 

Watkin  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg  june  11,  furn 

4401  Wabash  23m  $72 

Wendet  E  to  M  B  Finch  jnne  6,  fu^n  6m 

„,  $63 

Walker  J  0  to  M  B  Finch  jane  8,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Williams  0  H  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  jone  11, 

fnrn  239  n  Paulina  and  167  Wells  2y  $160 
Zieger  F  to  M  E  Finch  jane  7,  fnrn  6m$l03 


Wllbelm  Behm  et  at, 
y  W  H  Beet  et  al, 


Joseph  Schlltz  Brewing  Oo  v 

1706.(6. 
United  States  Oarrlaga  Oo 
I697.60. 

Archibald  JotinsoD,  nee  of  Marlon  B  Johnson,  v 

Rale  Bliss,  1667.64. 
Edwin  D  Morse  v  William  Dagler,  $957. 
Olenientlne  Peterson  v  Alexander  Dlerkes,  t2,95S.60. 
D  Q  Snyder  v  William  Haeleter,  tl,l«. 
Albert  Rnsaell  j  Qeorge  L  Mnrchie,  $3,113.93. 
Edward  B  Stege  v  Philip  and  Anton  Beeta,  $697. 
J  E  and  E  A  Hnghes  v  E  J  and  Ella  M  Bell,  $3,783. 
Peter  Marton  v  W  I,  Thomas  and  Walter  T  Olark, 
$4,000. 

Nicholas  J  Beitzker  v  Neal  K  Eikoas,  $918. 
Oottfried  Brg  Oo  v  Bichard  J  Hogan,  $62').  <0. 
Peter  Sohonnhofen  v  Oharles  Peters,  $1,098.93. 
Henly  Brothers'  Commission  Oo  v  Waakesha  Hygela 

Mineral  Springs  Oo,  $684.07. 
William  T  Orltcbfleld  v  Bermndez  Asphalt  Paring 
Oo.  $3,046. 

Dearborn  Paper  Oo  v  W  0  aarrison,  $670.66. 
Samael  D  Simpson  v  William  0  Qsrrison,  $660.63. 
Delaney  A  Marphy  v  Lizzie  Harty,  $977. 
T  L  Oudahy  Packing  Oo  ▼  William  and  E  V  Holland, 
Isaiah  B  Libby  v  Oharles  F  Jacobs,  $3,090. 
Union  National  Bank  v  Ohaney  G  Milton,  $4,398  97. 
Union  Nation  Bank  v  Erasmns  Hlnnlck,  $4,864.39. 
Home  National  Bank  v  Oharles  Noyes,  $11,603. 
Nels  W  Peterson  v  Andrew  Olson,  $734.66. 
Edwin  Q  Lancaster  t  Saturday  Evening  Herald  Oo, 
$3,801. 

Bibbard,  Spencer,  Bartlett  A  Oo  v  J  Q  Smith, 

$639.08. 
Ernest  Tossetti  Brewing  Oo 
$886. 

Ernest  Tosetti  Frewing  Oo  v  Anton  Wilovsky,  $663. 
George  0  Bnell  v  Ohloago  Feed  and  Grain  Oo, 
te.168.34. 


Anton  WillmoTsky, 


June  22  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


599 


Obarles  Shery  v  Olty  of  rhicago,  H90. 
Robert  H  McOreary  v  Uaroas  M  Fowle,  $"48. 
Henry  S  Osborne  et  al  v  Patrick  H  BeSroD,  $100,000. 
Mayer  Velt  t  Chris  LaD^e,  $509.74. 
F  J  Dewes  Brewing  Oo  v  Wm  0  Paul  et  al,  $1,847. 
Michael  Horn  v  William  Mmou,  $660. 
Michael  Born  v  Obarles  S  Simon,  $708.60. 
Oscar  Ihllmany  v  Albert  T  Armstrong,  $863.86. 
Hibernian  Banking  Association  v  John  J  Oasbin, 
$3,(50. 

George  Wragg  v  City  of  Chicago.  $4,323.68. 
Patrick  Dougherty  and  John  Berg  v  City  of  Chlcagc, 
$7,819  26. 

Edward  D  Jones  v  Emory  A  Oobb.  $3.77i.75. 

James  J  McCarthy  v  Christian  S  Engie,  $1,395.80. 

MofTat  Cycle  Oo,  nse  of  Globe  Savings  Bank  v  Min- 
nie Fowler  and  George  Hill,  $9,139.51. 

Edward  8  Eastman,  admini  tralor  estate  of  Michael 
Stachowski  v  Gooch,  Re<nhart  A  Oo,  $660. 

Louis  Albert  &  Son  v  Oaspar  and  Marie  Hnmaim, 
$612. 

Thomas  Connelly  v  Charles  M  Maynard.  $662.95. 
Eaton  <&  Prince  Oo  v  Henry  J  Reynolds,  $1,117.35. 
South  St  Joseph  Laud  Oo  v  John  M  Bice,  $9,361.28. 
Ellfha  0  Ware  v  Charles  M  Bigdon,  $2,916. 
GeorkC  W  Weber  v  William  Schmidt  Bakery  Oo. 
$689.33. 

Thoaias  S  Rldgeway  t  John  J  Shutterly  and  Abel 

Bll-8,  $2,651.22. 
United  States  Brewing  Oo  v  Max  Stybnrski  et  al, 

$628. 

Gowlng,  Sawyer  &  Oo  v  H  Swlsky  &  Oo,  $1,451.04. 


Blue  Isld,  Rehm's  add,  w  25  ft  It  5  and  e 
10  ft  It  P.  Bruse,  Howes  &  Oo  v  L  h 
Frink  |47.66 


APPL,IC&TI01V  FOK  BUIJ.I>IN()> 
PKKHIITI^. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Oakley  G  0  to  T  W  Angel  June  6,  ptg  office  196 

Olark  St  jj5 

Modie  E  to  H  Wehnehofer  june  4,  shop,  543  31st  st 

 $628 

Kramer  J  W  to  J  SulIlTan  dec  8,  farn  3314  0  Grove 

 $1060 

Bloss  J  R  to  M  Bloes  et  al  nov  1.  furn  $256 

Chambers  W  to  B  Mueller  may  2.  mdse  etc  $800 

Goldman  8  to  A  Oohn  June  1,  ore,  162  Cleveland  av 

 $263 

Adams  G  to  E  Davis  mch  1,  boots  and  shoes  4303 

Halsted  1276 

DeWitt  0  E  to  J  B  Stiyther  jane  6,  573  43d  $2000 

Mills  S  J  lo  H  M  Tapper  june  8,  ptg  cffioe  etc,  3  n 

Clark  I2C00 

Bonohelle  P  A  to  W  O  Blokness  may  26,  ^  Int  in 

horses  etc  ,1150 

Oarr  B  M  to  J  E  Summers  june  16,  drags  1412  Wa- 


bash. 

Bares  F  to  L  Swikart  june  14,  horses  etc,., 
Unvergah  0  to  Q  Bertram  june  16,  furn 
Clark  etc  2y  


 $19i  0 

 1300 

etc  117 
$2600 


Jasircak  T  to  J  Eurowski  june  17,  saloon  C86  Noble 
   $360 

Solomon  0  to  B  Solomon  june  10,  mdse,  furn  Vin- 
cennes  av  and  34th    1400 

Plaff  A  to  G  H  McOammoij  june  17,  saloon  1967 
Madison  |70oo 

Ohristensen  L  to  P  Gill  june  17,  horses  etc,  2468 
Dearborn  ,$16Co 

Samuelson  A  L  to  W  S  Schwaldt  june  17,  grocer- 
ies etc,  480  Lincoln  av  IgCO 

Davis  B  L  to  G  Boyden  feb  28,  painting,  486  Dear- 
born av  1560 

Stinson  H  P  to  0  L  Stinson  june  3,  muchy  etc,  183 
Walnut  J3000 

Bothman  H  to  I  Heck  june  18,  restrnt  46  Olark.  $360 

Pinger  A  to  P  Pinger  june  7,  barber  shop  114 
Olark  11500 

Lyon  Q  W  to  E  OarroU  jane  9,  saloon  784H  n  Hal- 
8'e<l  $460 


ME0HANI08'  LIENS. 


Hill's  snb,  Its  5  to  8  b  1  of  s  e  8  w  s 
e  14  1  39  13.  Thomas  B  Walsh  v  Martin 
Serum  $17.88 

Vance  &  Phillip's  blvd  add.  Us  12  and  13 
b  4.  M  J  Doyle  v  A  Q  Mnir  |500 

Ashland,  It  10  b  7.  Kniokerbooker  Ice  Oo 
V  Emma  Sell  f  64.56 

Ravenawood.  Olybourn's  add,  (s  w  cor 
Lincoln  and  Webster  avs)  It  1  b  8 
Adolph  Hasterliok  v  August  Gross- 
man and  Erbaoh  Bros  J96 

Bates'  sub,  It  18  b  1  of  pt  of  9  39  13.  John 
E  Wallace  v  P  Wahler,  Mary  J  Olarke, 
Thomas  Kiasaok  and  Bates....  $128 

Ryan  et  al  anb,  Its  29  and  83  b  3  of  s  e  ^ 
s  w  3^  11  38  13.  Brazil  Brick  and  Pipe 
Oo  V  Minnie  H  and  T  O  Goudie  $58 

Westf  all's  snb,  It  154  of  e  of  s  w  )^  s  e 
frao  sec  30  38  15.  Addison  0  Berry  v  E 

W  Holden  $239.48 

Englewood  Hgts,  It  6  b  13.  S  F  Warren  & 

Gov  T  J  McUoagall  $113.37 

Brand's  sab,  UAofw^swJ^se^nw 
M  3  38  14.  John  A  Easer  v  Smith  Galtz 
*  Oo  $123.45 


Parnell  av  3414,  James  Brenner,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Sangamon  st  6325,  D  Kemman,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Fifty-ninth  st  1226,  H  Britt,  three  story  and  base 

meat  brick  store  and  dais,  $10,000. 
Kimbark  av  4837-39,  2  story   and  basement  brick 

dwelliags,  $11,000. 
Prairie  av  6601,   D  GeKer,  2  story  and  basement 

b'-ick  flats,  $2  600. 
Forrestville  av  4928.  Max  Alber,  2  story  and  bjse. 

ment  brick  dwelling,  $4,00U. 
Prairie  av  5142-62,  Hoii.e  for  Aged,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  m'^n'a  hoases  and  barn,  t6,0( 
Indiana  ft  E  211-213,  Michael  Norton,  1  story  and 

basement  brick  shop,  $2,6  0. 
Dearborn  hy  289,  George  H  Tayior,  4  story  tnd  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $1«.U00. 
Holt  st  577,  Joe  Ludynski,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,u00. 
Twenty-fitth  si  218,  J  J  Kelogg,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling.  $2,110. 
Kedzie  av  817-879,  W  H  Lamson,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flits,  $12,Q00. 
(>  Ineteenth  st  1689,  Lavina  Hoyt,  2  story  frame  dw  ell- 
ing,  t2,tiC0. 

Twenty-six  h  st  606,  James  Crowley,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  5,00P. 
Gladys  av  2964,  F  J  Stream,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Webster  av  169  171,  two  4  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $36,i'00. 

Central  Park  blvd  145-147,  A  J  Aubert,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $8,0(0. 
Belmont  av  408-10,  P  Connel,  two  2  story  frame 

stores  and  flats,  $2,000. 
Kenmore  av  1100,  J  L  Cochrane,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $10,000. 

Kenmore  av  1140,  Same,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$8,000. 

Winthrop  av  1204,  Same.  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$4,000. 

Perry  st  1034,  W  Schnltz,  two  1  story  frame  flats, 
$2  000. 

Noble  av  136-41,  Board  of  Education,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  schoolhouse  and  1  story  brick 
bollerhouse,  $60,000. 
It.  enty-second  st  47-51,  J  W  Allen,  two  4  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  buildings.  $6ii,0j0. 
MctCeynolds  st  81,  E  Barlz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Forty.fonrth   st  440-442,  Joseph   Corcicick,  two  2 

story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $12,000. 
Forty-seventh  st  716,  F  Smith,  2  story   frame  flats, 
$2,500.  ' 
Fifty-flrst  St  182-184,  H  Henderson,  three  scory  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $16,000. 
Ashland  bt  668,  George  Stange,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,009. 
Sedgwick  st  443,  Joseph  Q  Schwab,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Pearson  st  E  16,  E  P  Darby,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  apartment  building,  $15,000. 
Lakewood  av  2436,  J  L  Cochran,  2  story  frame  duell- 
ing, $2,0J0. 

Winthrop  st  1001-3,  Same,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,600. 

Winthrop  av  933,  Same,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,600. 

Bldge  av  3449,  T  Sumer,  1  story  frame  greenhouse, 
$2,600. 

Potomac  av  26,  S  Samuelson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  rear  addition,  $2,000. 
Harding  st  43,  0  Sykora,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,000. 

Nebraska  av  86,  Annie  J  Olson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Nebraska  av  44,  Nels  Madsen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Erie  st  W  2384,  J  G  Scabbeth,  2  story  and  basement 
I    brick  flats,  $2,80u. 

Eighty-eighth  st  1246-48,  two  1  story  frame  cottages 
$2,000. 

Seventy-fourth  pi  1366-70,  Hnlda  Saxe,  three  2  story 
frame  dwellings,  $2,400. 

Green  st  6431,  G  Anderson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Forrestville  av  4815-17,  M  O  Tremaln,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,000. 

Union  Stockyards  Company,  five  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  offices,  no  street  number 
given,  $26,000. 

Forty-flrst  st  223.  8  D  Evans,  3  story  and  basement 
brick  storehouse,  $3,000- 

Stewart  av  12036,  M  Updike,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,000. 

Mrs  L  L  Tabor,  4  story  and  baseineiit  brick  apart- 
ment building,  118,000,  I 


La  Salle  st  3520,  Peter  Reilly,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,200. 

Ninety-second  st  272-276,  John  MoOabe,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store,  $25,000. 

Bidgewood  av  6468,  J  M  Diehl,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,500, 

Victor  st  1106,  B  H  Walker,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,300. 

Noble  st  679,  three  story  and  basement  brick  flats, 
$3,600. 

Davis  st  644,  Carl  Anderson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,5IJ0. 
Ashland  av  N  633,  John  Szattoch,  three  stoiy  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,700. 
Elk  Grove  av  940,  Fred  Sohort,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Eighteenth  st  W  783,  William  Nowatzki,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $16,000. 
Twenty-first  pi  934,  Charles  Qeist,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000, 
Eighteenth  st  W  616,  John  Novak,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Market  st  N  317,  William  Karney,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $16,000. 
Sheffield  av  1177,  F  Spang,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $6,600. 
Halsted  st  62-60,  Monarch  Bicycle  Mfg  Oo,  8  story 

and  basement  brick  factory,  $86,000. 
Indiana  st  699,  Mrs  Borchenlus,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 
Division  st  813,  Emma  Pastelo,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Washtenaw  av  816,  Mr  Hansen,  2  story  and  basemen 

brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Humboldi  blvd  1229,  W  Koehler,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  barn,  $2,000. 
Lsavittst  N  1071,  Jacob  Hang,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  rear  add,  $2,000. 
Seventy-ihird  pi  132-142,  Jones  &  Foley,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $7,000. 
Morgan  st  5606,  Mrs  Inga  Heber,  2  story  frame  Bats 

13,001). 

Vinconnes  av  6600-8,  Frank  Bodia,  four  2  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $5,00ii. 

Seventy-fifth  pi  147-165,   E  u   Minnick,  five  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Wharton  av  6426,  A  E  Tate,   three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flat",  t7,l  00. 

Wilcox  av  2  •'>5,  James  Dailey,  2  s  ory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

May  st  N  7.1-86,  Morgan  &  Wright,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  factory  and  oae  addl  story,  $50,000. 

Marshflsld  av  450,  B  Harris,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $8,600. 

Hastings  st  298,  William  Hintz,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flais,  $3,000 


IDIK.EOTOK,Y 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AC*  HJNTS.  (  


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identifled 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  henoe  manufacturers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  7inc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  Slates.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

i25  Old  Coloa/  Bldg.,  CmCAQO.  111.^ 


A.NDEBS0N.  Gustavufl,  Boom  2,  70  L<»  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  r<8ll»  ■«. 
BABNE8  &  PABI8H,  167  La  Salle  st. 
BABNEY  BBUO    o..  Boom  5.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Bm  37.  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bidg. 
BOWEBS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CUMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Park 

prooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  8.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLE8TON  k  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  et. 
ELLIOTT,  .WAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
*"BI0KE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bidg. 
GOODEIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aOEDON  C.  U.  &  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GBOSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  O.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
90YNE  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 

LANGHBNBY,  B.  J.,  Association  Bidg  ,  153  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
MAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalie  and  Washington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bidg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
VIULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
NOB  1 0N,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madiaon. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  60  Major  Bidg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  BWg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANE,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

8CHNEIDEB  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SOHUMACBEB  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBABT  AAEON,  E  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  et 
WALEEE,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bidg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolp* 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  156  LaSalle  Stra 
ZUTTEEMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Haisted 

BANKERS. 

OBEYER  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 

GEEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 

MEROHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Colbum 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  III. 

("EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DearborL 

WASMANSDOBF  k  HEINEMANN,  147  Saadolp3. 

AbitractB  of  Title. 


SADDOOK  VALI-ETTE  &  BIOEOOBDS,  107  Pear- 
bom  St. 

aANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Washington  st 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  Washington  «t. 
B«CO«DEB''8  AB8TBA0T  DEPT.,   Ootipty  fourt 
Ron**. 


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W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  gtate,  [pan 

and  financial  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE 


lOO 

>  "Wasliington.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Horn.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.. 
CHICAGO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltles  s  Speciaity.  First 
Mortgagee  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


GILBKBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEET. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


WYLLTB  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  I,.  WABNEB. 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  and  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■^41S*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,te. 


Special  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ttDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

13a  LA  SALLE  STREET.  H.  W.  COR.  MAOISON. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  .50.   OHIOAGO 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  ^ 

Morteiag©  Ijoans. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


SECURITIES 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  rramc  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Eental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  v?ill  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12.  CareKeal  Estate  and  building  Journal. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 


AND 


Insurance. 


Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBUC.  ClliCag^O,  111. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  OBEflN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBOBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBDBN. 


Telephone  West  692, 


CHICAGO 


JJJL_  I49L'a5alleStr:i 
I  firi  1       A  BRO- 


Eemoved  to  125  Dearborn  st 


MAIN 
FLOOR. 


A.  O,  8LAUOHTEB. 


WM.  V.  BAKXB. 


OODEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  IB3e. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcierL  Blcig.,  34  Claris:  St., 
CHICAGO. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  1 V  La,  Sail©  Street- 

Members  N.T.  Stock  Exchange.   Members  Chicago  Stock  Exohsng*. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


.Main  OfTlce 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St- 


Branch  Office 

Ottlumet  av.,  and  47tb  St. 
Tel.  OaklAod  387, 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEL.KPMOKE  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenue  and 
SCadison  Street. 


OHIOAGO 
1104  Owingg  Building, 
215  Dearborn  Street. 


«02 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  29,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aore  .  Tra-ots  •  F-arolisiseci 

Or  Sabdlvided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work  dirilles 

S-  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERb  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaakee  are.  and  Eiczie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  CtllCagfO. 


ri.  J.  PURSER.  Pres. 
P.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

43  Handolph  St . 
cmcAdrO. 

Private  SafeH  to  rent. 
ii.CO  to  tsn.ou  per  anaam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
■Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  De  arborn  St. 


Green ebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•31  BANKERS. 

 0  


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Street,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
Teleplione  Halo  3«8,  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Mftin  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 


«90  B.  SS  Street. 


94  La  Salle  Street,  IZiu^^^, 


CHICAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    SSAND    65     METROPOUTAM  BL.OCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Yallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  \^  ^ 

rrsnoi&  B.  Peabody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


■  IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNEO, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


B.  M.  PABIBB, 


Mechmcs'  Lien  Associaiion, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CtlicagfO,  111. 


THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo.  Sobneidbb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  VlcB  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hamuond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Cabl  Mou,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
Benbv  B.  Esnt,  2d  Asst.  Ossibier. 


CHICAGO. 


BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  .ND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MAITUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  Alasonlc  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Onrrent  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STBE£T 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 


1107  A8|>iuud  B 


Mecbanlcs'  Liens  exclusively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record  j 

ANU 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCUWaPAPE 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


-THE- 


"i  I^eal  ^state I  Bijildi9(5  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


.CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce 
Building  and  Real  esta-t* 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  5ales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  26, 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVEEY  SATURDAY.  JUNE  29,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annxjm;  10c.  pek  Copt. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8TTBAN0E  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  /"^V,  * 

Ravenswood.  \_xxHC6l^O^ 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/aoney  LoanBd  Witiiout  CoTnTiiissiDn 

■3)  On  improved  city  property  and 
■a  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NOHTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M .  JIOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  x&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W-  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstabliMhed  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
Frisr-A.3sroiAL  brokers, 

97  CLARK  Street- 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telephone  Main  3269. 


O.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Drcyer  &  (g. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   anci    I^eal  Estate, 

I08  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409-111  E00KEB7  BLDQ. 

H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI8TBB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBUO.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


H.  O.  MOVTREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

9C4  Stock  Exchange  Building,        CHICAGO , 

^^Evanston  and  Wllmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


F.  J.  SOHBEINEB-. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  t^onth  661, 

Beal  Estate  Bought  and  sold .  Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  neKOtlating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 


JOHN  D0LE8E. 


*.  H.  BHEPABi; 


ESTABLISHED  18S8. 


Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING:  CONTRACTORS, 

"  c 

tfANUrAOTUBBBS  AND  DKAI.IIB8  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      .  OHIOAGC 

*  SliCOND  PliOOE  TEUlONIO  BUILDING. 

TELEPHONE  No.  IMS. 

Particular  sttentloD  paM  to  Maoadam  Bosdg,  Drlvet,  Boole 
Tarda  and  Boads  In  new  SQbdSTUloiu. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REPL  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

South  OhioaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


E.  T,  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  chicaco. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


rSo'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3iB  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicagfo 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartom  St. 

"^SL^.^***®  B^^S^t        Sold.  Loans  Nesotlated 
on  I 'y. proved  City  Property.  Interets  orNor- 


Residents  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residt  nts. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  Mala  3733. 


Hnmljoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

fioom  41  Ma-chant  T'dg., 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  WashlDgtoii  an 

8.  E.  Cor.  Oallfornia  «  North  Ats.  LaSalle  8ta., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Humboldt  Park.    ^  OHIOAQC 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  29,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBTISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  BVEBY  WEEK — ALL  LBTTEBS  MUST  BE 
UABKBD  WITH  THE  LBTTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPBBTY 
ADTBBTI9ED  KXOBPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNBB  OB  BIS  AQENl'S 
ADDBKHS  IS  OITEN. 


RE4L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


125 

60 
175 


6,500 


7,000 


200 

3,360 
5,200 


SOUTH  BIDE, 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  boilding,  lot  25  x 
125.    R  11    I 

Armoar  av.  No  5628,  honse  and  lot,  price  $3,600; 
$1,600  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  brlok  house.    B  16  | 

Boven  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
ftont  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalumet  av,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  oflfer;  price  " 
per  foot.    V  6  | 

Oalumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station,  'oheai). 
Q  8.  ^ 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  flrat- 
olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  18  $ 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 
B  16  1 

Chicago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  prieei 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  iihat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0on.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
^quity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22J^xl00.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,00d.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  11 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  .S-story  briok  building 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6 ......  $  'go 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  SOth  st,  100x20n.    A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

„     ^11^  ••  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4l8t  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  26x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   e3d  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  honae. 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  46th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  _ 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.     B  15  $  4*500 
EUis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  speoiallv  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel. 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestvllle  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  7  000 
Forty^seoond  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone.  ' 

B  16  ^  ,,,,  $10  600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners* ' 
Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  _  _ 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.' 

*   I 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4!$ 
Oor97xl00,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Oor  50x;20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4!$ 
00^60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 


Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15. .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  { 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.  V  6.  .'.*.  *.  .  !..$. 
Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  So'daya 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  <k  Co,  841  63d  st  $18  000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  lO-room  frame  house. B  15. $10  000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park.— Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  ij-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18- foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16  5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  isilio.'coo 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  69th  st,  10  rooms,  fratne.    B  15.  .$  6600 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  ner  ' 
foot.  W8  


105 
80 


B  15.  $20,000 
B  15.  $10,000 
B  15.  .$  8,500 
B  16.113,000 
B  15.  $13,000 


300 


.$  326 


250 
300 
250 
200 
260 


Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per* front 
root.    P  4 


$  220 

—    ♦  300 

Forty-fifth  8t,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms.  Btone.'fi  i5!$15  000 
Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.  B  16  $  6  000 
Forty-BBventh  st,  60-foot  oor,  per  foot.  V  6  "  $  '22O 
Forty-seventh  st.  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.  BU  '  *  *  *$  8  OCO 
,i        l'?'?.**'  "  '■«°'^«>  briok.    B  15. . ;  ■.$10500 

Grand  blvd,  near  46th  bt,  I5-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27  000 


Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft!  V  6  $ 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only 

per  foot.    V6  '  |  75 

Kenwood.— Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  bouc'es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  av.near '*7th  st,10-room  stone  house.B  16.  $10,000 
Kenwood  district.— Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27  000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain .  Q  8.  ' 
Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  . ..  $30^000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $16!on') 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  15  !  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms- 

a  oozy  home.    W8  $6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B     16  ^  J      J  QQQ 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  $  9  000 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  $10  OOC 
Main  st,  near  3l8t,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  ^  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15!.  .$  4,'500 
Michigan  av,near  eist  st,12.room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  JO  rooms,  stone.  B  15  $30  000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  lOOxiei] 

price  per  foot.    W8  |  uq 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain^  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6',000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  16  $  9000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house  ' 

^  .  ^   $14,000 

oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st.  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 

W8  1 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45  OOO 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware-  ' 
house,  100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


.$  4,600 


9,500 


Ind. 


.$  1,850 


Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Biverdale.— One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     B  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il    $20  000 

Seventy-ninth  st.  cor  Sohell  av,  180x126.    Address  ' 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  g  300 

Sidney  av,  near  44i;h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.  B  16.  ..*."!$  8  600 
Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms,8tone.B  15.  $12^000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty-first  st,  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40i^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  St. 


Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B  16 . .   

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75*x  i'2'5'ft  at  Veth  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Kipe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

• "  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,600 

btateand  Halsted  sts,  residtnce  with  3 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  apd  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  oash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
ihornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L  12   J  ^ 

Union  av,  near  39th  st,  4-room  b'r*iok"ootta*g*e,'l*o*t'26  ' 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $1600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four  ' 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price.  ' 

Vincennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  16. $17  000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  $  8000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15.$17!ooO 
Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  $  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4, 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.QS. 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15       $16  ooO 
Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

S13   J 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.  V  6  ..*....!,  ..$  260 
Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q8.  - 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel .    R  1 1   $90  000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11*  $25  000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  house  ' 

B  15   ^  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  *B  15  $17,000 
Wentworth  av.  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $16  600 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  bric'k  iioiise. 

™    ^,   $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  .$18  000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  61st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$25,'oo0 
W  -odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 


.$  8,600 
p,600 

95 

.$  5,400 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft.    W  8 . 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  

Burling  st,  near  Bnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 
$576.    W8  I. 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9  -room 

residence,  with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av,  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  oor  Fnllerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60xl?5  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  |  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-story  new  brick,  stone  front  and'l*6 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  bricfe 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Oearboinav,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 


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Diyision  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oome'  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash,  Z  33  $  6,CO0 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-etory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  113,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N,  W,  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments,    B  14 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive     The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
frnit  trees,  shrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  lO-room 
honse,  built  last  snmmer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnilc  houses 
on    the    North    Shore,      All    flashings  and 
wat-r  tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  mat,  d«cay  or  rot.     A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^on8e 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevnl  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.     The  honse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Secoad  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.    You  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes,     Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  yon  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  oity  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  foz  smaller  place  or  snr.all  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  ^900,  lot  50x125  ft,    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  j 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts.  ionVa  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $ 

Ndwport  av,  S-story  brick  flat  buildi  /g,  18  rooms, 

A-  13    $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Oenter  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot-    W8  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts,  ' 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View,  Address  Lloyd 
<k  Oo„  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58J^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LioiD  <fe  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75sl23i^,     A  13  $  5  300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story  ' 
brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f  t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  ^  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W  8   $10  000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  '2-etoVy  ' 
frame  flats;  lot  i5xl25  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, iLake  View,  48*  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  6th  av,  Room  50  ^  4  OOq 

WellingtoD  8t,  corner,  3-Btory  flat  boilding.Mrooiiisi  ' 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33,  $11,000 
Wilmette. —  Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500,  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000, 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800,  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x176  at  $2,800,  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000,  Will  make 
terms  to  suit,    O  4, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


,$  3,000 


VEST  SIDE. 


1,050 


.$13,000 


Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft,    Price  each.  X  14 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain, 

W  8  

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice, 

8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8, $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo 

rada  av,  75x182  ft,    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  rnnniog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats,  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bidg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  oity; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 
California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
miDgs  in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899,  Mrs  Mary  McOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
fiisrfi  of  nf  i      6-lOxlOO  )  \  20x128  )  ^ 
size  of  ot  j  23  3.10x100  \  |  36x128  [  ''''^ 
2-Btory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  thfin  hooses  cost  to  br'M.  0  11 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97»^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137,  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st, 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre,  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms,  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building,    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120,    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5,  Henry  J  Coegrove  &  Oo,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale, — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acrey.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11.. .*,  ,  !.  

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  S-story  stone'flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  : 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000, 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av, 
Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot,    W8   ... 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 
Colorado  av.  Rii  ,  


.$  2,500 
4,500 


513,000 


.$  150 


,|  6,000 


Ke(?zieav,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x160,  R11,$31,0C0 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above,    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  bouse, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  honse,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  hoQses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday, 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden,  R  11.  $10,000 
Madison  st.  near  May,  24x120  ft.  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av   $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  5()x 

90  ft  to  alley,    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x126.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  II  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft,    R  11   1  2,600 

Monroe  st.  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building,    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000.  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash,  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    RU  |  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment,  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building, 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats,    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av,,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain,  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat,    R  11.$  7,000 
Polk  st,  newr  (  «ntre  av.  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inonmbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time,  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st, 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats,    X  14, 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.    Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500,  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each,    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented,    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  26x125,    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125 .    W  8  ....  $  6,500 
Twelfth  st,  80  acrea  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property ,    Z  3il 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale,    H  2, 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  686)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.    Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24^100.  W  8.  ,$  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  far 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000,  Doty  Bros  &  Co.  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av, 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
sonth  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;    make  offer,    Tbos  J 

Norton,  19  )  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd.  residence,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  $9,000, 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
near  Francisco  st.  Will  put  in  cash,  X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  fox  99 
years,    W  8, 

Washington  blTd,  near  Franoisco,  n  f  30x100,  W  8, $  7,000 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  29,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


WashiDgton  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  d  f  £0  x  125, 

prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

WashiDgton  at,  near  Oanal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  11,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  ia  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  pnrpoaes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wiloox  av,  weat  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-Btory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  biiok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  f Tona  Ogden  av  cars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Aah,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gam, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180.000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Boom  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tr*ot 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  baais  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  prioe  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
deteritiined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  <fc  Co,  Real  Esiate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Franoiaco,  Oal. 

California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  aeoare 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  takeu  care  of  in  traces  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Franoiaco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (IcO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  coat  $105,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  B  309  $  5 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  bouse,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  aale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st   $  3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,''XiO  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (poasibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to  15,OiO  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Onlf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Boom  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Bock  Islandt  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Dee  Moines, 
on  the  Book  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
3.5,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  properly. 
B  11. 

Kansas. — Bassell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farmicg  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  yeara  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  3^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
bnildinga,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  pobtoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Boom  309  $  5 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.  Qood  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capaoity 


BBAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,0 00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  B.  B.    Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 


Real'Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-atory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-story  dwelhug  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2  $4,800 

Halsted  st,  near  ivth,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  bi4  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — il5,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  regioa.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  at,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Bock  Island  B  B,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    K6  $16,00C 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  B.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  khle  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  asaume  reaaonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  i00x270,  briok 
and  trame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  icopraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12   $28,000 

Eenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  tor  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.  —15,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assame  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Qood  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
 $20,000,  $30,(00,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Qarfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
expreaa  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Bobey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  t6.000.    S  12  $  10,000 

Warren  av  ,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Bent  $2,280 .  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22  ,500 


BEAL  ESTATE  FOB  EXCHANGE. 

OUTSIDE. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Biverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Cal  $  225 

Georgia — 650-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

oloax;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  firet-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Beal 
Kbtatb  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
vind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  ordtr. 
Will  take  about  %  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kaneaa. — Bassell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas- -160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-story. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kaneaa- 2,360-acre  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance— i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 
Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  10 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  60  x  160,  clear 
83,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  16. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Ohicego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000,     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  fiats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of  goods , 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change ^  or  all  for  real  estate,    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-class 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBUBBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinitv  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18.   

PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  BIDE, 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
H'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Bandolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  ofiloes  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    Address  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

*  WEST  BIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
ofiioe  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday, 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $1£.0.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  Q  (f  D, 

Real  gatEtte  and  Bqilding  Journal, 


June  29  189£. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


607 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  at,  3-flat  boilding  worth  |7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  ale,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  oasb;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  at,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  looality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Bob  &  Oo,  68  N  Olinton 

Bt,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Cook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Biohaedson, 
Bockford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 

or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity .    F  la 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WILBUB  B.  DAVIS , 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street,  Chlcaso. 

Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Laiie  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

es   and   04  Wasliirigrton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Beal  Estate 
and  the  saie  of  fib8t  mobtgagbs 
a  bfe0iai.t7 , 


Beal  Estate  Bought, 
SoiiD  AND  Managed. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STEEET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  tbe  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

California  Land 

FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  fcr 
Income  Paying  Property , 

The  land  is  well  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 
Cal..  close  to  navigation  and  consequently  cheap 
freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa, 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.  An  irrigating 
canal  adjoins  the  property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer 
He  lives  in  San  Francisco  and  can  not  give  it  proper 
attention. 

Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't  want  to  lose 
time  in  entertaining  any  but  first  class  propwsitions. 
Ihe  lowest  price  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre. 
Owner  is  determined  to  SELL  or  TRADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fishery  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
U  Pest  Street,      .     SAN  PRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

GOS  Stock  Exclianse  Building,  .  Chlcaso. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


CERAMIClOSAICS 

Moaaioa  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  npon  applioation. 

Cliicago  IntBrior  DBCorating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

Real  Estate 
Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,  218  La  Salle  Street 

Telephone  Main  1098  CHICAGO 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANWACTUREKS  OF 


EDIVAfiD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
^^\\P[  ?'*Y  ^  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,   North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
tor    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  ai    .    .     las  Olarlt  Street 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividl 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  $2,000  per  acre  30  t©  100  feet 
above  the  lalie. 
Tell  me  just  what  you  want. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  630,         rVi\r,*\^^  Tit 
NEW  STOCK  EXGHARIGE.BUILDING,.  V'^^^^'^'P^  • 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No.  1157  Marquette  Building,     -  CHICA&O. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


Title 

Guarantee 
'""'Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

$1,600,000 

■  300.000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Adminislrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witi)  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Easiness, 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title. 

Gaarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SSBVIOE  AND  BEABONABIiE  BATB8. 
OPFIOBRS. 

QwTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebb,  Vioe-Prest. 
A.  A.  SiBWABT,  Seo'y.   0.  B.  Labbabek,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  Sellers,  Trnet  Ofaoer. 


Frank  Hall's  Casino,Museeand  Varietv 

Theater— Wabaeh  av.,  near  Jackson  st.  ' 

NOW  OPEN.  Oontinnons  performances  H  a.  m 
t  11:30  p.  m.  daily.  Greatest  Show  in  Otiicajro.  Prion 
10  16  25  36  60     B  ii  seats  $1. 


THE  11CGIDENT8  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Qdincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

B@  your  own  Agent. 

NOM^DICAI,  EXAMINATION  KEtfXOXXSO. 


608 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


June  29,  18t6. 


PubUsHed  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


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Subscription  Price.  S5.00  Per  Tear, 


Entered  se  seoood  cIasB  matter  at  the  postcfSce,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JUNE  29.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


Foreign  exchange  has  been  ruling  rather  high  of 
late.  The  Morgan-B  Imont  syndicate  has  supplied 
the  demand,  in  accordance  with  their  agreement,  and 
exports  of  gold  have  thus  been  avoided.  Last  year 
in  June  gold  was  leaving  the  country  at  the  rate  of 
$5,000  OGO  a  week.  This  June  we  have  been  gaining 
in  gold  imports  every  week.  The  amount  is  small, 
but  next  m'lnth  ii  bids  fair  to  be  larger,  and  by  Aug- 
ust the  fliiw  will  pro  lably  be  large  enough  to  put  an 
end  to  all  doubts  as  to  the  fate  of  the  Government 
bond  deal. 

Exports  of  merchandise  continue  heavy  for  this 
season  of  the  year.  Foreign  shipments  from  New 
York  alone  amounted  during  the  first  two  weeks  of 
June  to  almost  $15,000,000.  This  is  an  increase  of 
$?62,000,  or  more  than  6  per  cent.  The  decline  in  the 
price  of  wheat  should  stimulate  exports  of  that  cereal. 
If  exporters  wait  too  long,  they  may  have  to  pay 
higher  prices.  Estimating  our  wincer  wheat  crop  at 
250,000,000  bushels  and  our  yield  of  spring  wheat  at 
175,000,000,  and  making  due  allowance  for  stocks  left 
over  from  last  year,  we  will  not  have  more  than  100,- 
000,000  bushels  of  wheat  to  export  in  the  next  twelve 
months.  This  is  40,000,000  bushels  below  the  annual 
average  for  the  last  ten  years. 

The  cotton  goods  market  is  reported  firm  and 
active.  Advances  have  been  made  in  the  price  of 
some  article.si.  Raw  cotton,  on  the  other  hand,  has 
suffered  a  slight  decline  in  consequence  of  the  im- 
proved condition  of  the  growing  crop.  Up  to  the 
middle  of  June  1,558,000  more  bales  have  been  shipped 
to  Europe  than  were  during  the  corresponding  period 
of  1894.  There  has  also  been  a  gain  of  500,000  bales 
in  the  amount  taken  by  cotton  mills  on  this  side. 

A  recent  issue  of  the  Manufacturers'  Record  con- 
tains a  list  of  88  cotton  mills  being  erected  in  the 
South.  Some  are  additions  to  factories  already  es- 
tablished and  in  operation,  but  the  majority  are  en- 
tirely new  enterprises  and  are  located  in  about  80 
different  cities.  It  is  an  astonishing  fact  that  not  a 
single  cotton  mill— of  those  above-mentioned— was 
located  in  St.  Louis. 

For  Some  time  New  England  cotton  mill  earnings 
have  been  going  South  for  investment  in  new  fac- 
tories. The  Massachusetts  Mills  Company,  one  of 
the  oldest  and  strongest  corporations  of  the  State,  is 
building  a  $600,000  mill,  to  have  30,000  spindles  and 
1,200  looms,  at  Rome,  Ga.  The  Dwight  Company, 
another  of  New  England's  big  cotton  manufacturing 
concerns,  is  putting  up  a  $500,000  mill  at  Gadsden, 
Ala.  A  half  dozen  other  companies  in  the  East  are 
doing  the  same  thing  Instead  of  enlarging  their 
old  mills  in  New  England  they  are  building  new 
ones  in  the  South. 

The  growth  of  the  cotton  manufacturing  in  the 
South  in  the  last  15  years  is  unprecedented.  Southern 
spindles  numbered  but  667.000  in  J880,  and 
now  they  foot  up  over  3.500,000,  including 
those  recently  established.  The  looms  have 
increased  from  U,32^  in  1880  to  over  100,000 
in  1895.  Nearly  5u0,000  spindles  and  14,000 
looms  were  added  last  year,  and  as  many  more  are 
being  put  in  this  year.  This  year's  investment  will 
amount  to  something  like  $i2,000,000. 

The  investment  of  so  much  capital  in  a  staple 
industry  which  has  felt  the  effect  of  the  panic  as 


much  as  any  other  interest  is  proof  positive  of  a 
return  of  confidence  to  large  investors.  Great  manu 
facturing  concerns  who  were  able  to  keep  their 
works  going  during  the  panic  only  by  reducing  wages 
or  lessening  time  are  now  branching  out  with  new 
enterprises  and  increasing  wages.  This  is  a  most 
hopeful  sign.  Their  action  as  to  wages  is  entirely 
voluntary;  and  it  conveys  a  lesson  of  great  importance 
to  workingmen.  In  no  single  instance  has  an  advance 
of  wages  been  obtained  by  a  strike  or  any  other  form 
of  compulsion  or  intimidation.  The  employers  have 
not  held  any  conferences  with  walking  delegates  or 
any  other  representatives  of  labor  organizations. 
They  have  simply  done  what  was  dictated  by  their 
own  sense  of  justice  and  fairness,  without  waiting 
for  any  demand. 

The  absence  i)t  strikes  at  this  time  is  especially 
gratifying.  It  is  estimated  that  the  number  of  per- 
sons whose  wages  have  been  voluntarily  advanced 
this  year  is  over  200,000  The  business  revival  has 
only  just  started,  and  already  the  workingmen  are 
receiving  more  wages,  not  because  they  have  struck, 
but  because  they  have  refrained  from  striking. 
Experience  has  demonstrated  that  there  is  nothing 
for  them  to  gain  by  a  strike,  for  even  when  it  suc- 
ceeds it  costs  more  than  it  is  worth. 

Altogether  the  outlook  is  more  hopeful  than  it  has 
been  for  two  years  past.  The  depression  is  past  and 
henceforth  we  may  expect  an  improved  order  of  busi- 
ness, which  nothing  but  an  unhealthy  boom  on  the 
one  hand  or  a  sudden  blighting  of  confidence  on  the 
other,  can  reiard. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Elevated  railways  have  monopolized  the  attention 
of  the  Exchange  this  week  to  the  exclusion  of  other 
stocks.  Cables  have  not  developed  any  strength. 
Early  in  the  week  they  showed  a  disposition  to  sag 
and  later  they  actually  fell  off  to  comparatively  low 
figures.  West  Chicago  selling  at  1-7  and  North  Chi- 
cago at  287.  The  boom  in  the  smaller  stocks  hurts 
these  high  priced  securities  because  holders  see  more 
profit  in  selling  out  and  buying  cheap  elevated  shares 
in  anticipation  of  a  rise. 

Lake  Street  Elevated  has  come  prominently  to  the 
front  of  late  by  reason  of  several  favorable  circum- 
stances which  combine  to  favor  the  road.  The  ex- 
tension of  the  tracks  to  Wibash  avenue  has  attracted 
favorable  attention.  Then  it  is  understood  that  the 
motive  power  is  to  be  changed  to  electricity  and  that 
within  sixty  days  or  so  the  road  will  be  fully  equipped 
with  electric  power  and  that  the  operating  expenses 
will  be  reduced  to  50  per  cent  of  the  gross  receipts. 
Furthermore  officials  of  the  company  give  out  that 
they  will  shortly  have  a  new  loop  which  will  run 
from  Lake  street  to  Harrison  street — presumably  by 
way  of  Market  street  and  Fifth  avenue.  This  would 
be  a  most  important  advantage,  and  is  not  at  all  im- 
probable. Under  such  encouragement  it  is  not 
strange  that  Lake  Street  stock  has  taken  on  a  new 
interest  and  is  selling  above  20.  Its  friends  insist 
that  it  will  soon  reach  30,  and  there  is  good  prospect 
that  their  predictions  will  be  verified. 

Alley  Elevated  has  risen  several  points  during  the 
week, apparently  in  strict  sympathy  with  Lake  Street. 
However  it  is  now  certain  that  foreclosure  proceed- 
ings can  not  be  commenced  for  a  year  to  come,  and 
in  that  time  there  is  no  telling  what  fortunes  may 
befall  to  Alley  "L." 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  ar-d  Canada  for 
the  weekending  June  22,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


New  York   

Ohioago  

BoHtOD  

Philadelphia. . 
St.  Lonia  .  . 
San  FraDoisoo, 


WEEK  ENDING 

JUNE  22,  1895. 

«  630.163,169 
89,091,158 
83,115,260 

23.406,973 
13,443,332 


WEEK  ENDING  Per- 
JUNE  22,  1894.  oentagCB 
Ino.  Deo. 


$  453,648,821 
80,624,919 
73,605,562 
67,399,884 
21,607,960 
11,040,814 


39.1 
10.4 
14.2 
32.1 
8.3 
21. « 


Baltimore  .... 

14,139.730 

12.044,392 

17.4 

Pittsbnrgh. . . . 

14,436  527 

13.111,268 

9.9 

Oinoinnati .... 

13,714,100 

11,670,900 

18.1 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

9,445,589 

8,819,400 

6.9 

New  Orleans  . . 

7,323,426 

7,004,436 

4.6 

Baffalo  

4,085,042 

3,680,628 

10.8 

Milwaukee. . . , 

4,428,030 

4,813,099 

8.1 

6,044,176 

6,077,624 

19.1 

5,986,229 

5,343,9.')2 

12.0 

Minnea  polls  . . 

6,799,955 

6.019,445 

12,9 

3,091,727 

5,1)07,240 

38.2 

Providence . . . 

6,264,700 

4,793,500 

30,7 

5,752,336 

4,863.833 

18.3 

3,848,489 

3,»65j897 

3.0 

4,892,696 

4,060,530 

20.7 

2,819,023 

2,467.523 

14.2 

Indianapolis. . 

4,812,886 

4,279,038 

12.6 

Uolnmbas.  . . . 

3,622,400 

3,271,600 

10.7 

2,016,050 

1,864,348 

8.0 

Riohmond  .... 

4,406,980 

4,274,933 

6.6 

Washington. .. 

1,892,693 

1,718,694 

10.5 

2,074,822 

1,892,746 

9.6 

St.  Joseph. . . . 

1,277,000 

1,301,677 

2.3 

1,867,687 

1,757,888 

6.2 

Memphis   

1,387,163 

1,656,642 

11.6 

rortland  Ur.. 

1,075,320 

884,788 

22.0 

1,642,360 

1,153,784 

23.1 

IN e w  Haven. . . 

1,361,172 

1,379,899 

2,1 

Savannah  .... 

1,739,158 

1,606,509 

8.7 

Springfield. ... 

1,469,192 

1,230,843 

19.4 

1,377,961 

1.170,144 

15.7 

rortland  Me.. 

1,240,398 

1,283,396 

3.1 

Atlanta  

1,101  506 

819,218 

35.8 

 J.      ITT  1 1_ 

rort  Worth... 

1,239,358 

1,590,931 

22.6 

950.661 

1,047,925 

9.2 

Syraoase  .... 

1,148,290 

937,147 

22.5 

Des  Moines. . . 

960,198 

1,018,335 

4.9 

Grand  Kd^ids 

772,494 

741,997 

4.2 

420,670 

544,928 

23.0 

715.620 

665,211 

26.5 

Wilmington  Del 

692,7C6 

669,236 

4  6 

938.534 

843,5'0 

11.2 

Sionz  Oity... 

421,325 

693,000 

23.8 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,145,093 

824,376 

39.0 

630,516 

442,667 

43.0 

Saginaw  

496,643 

292,630 

69. C 

414,096 

223,604 

85.0 

Jaoksonyille. . 

284,349 

388,296 

26.8 

Linooln,  Neb. 

286,269 

320,750 

10.9 

New  Bedford.. 

380,344 

367,566 

Nom 

466,618 

296,333 

73.2 

Birmingham. . 

438,764 

248,B6C 

76.6 

532,165 

608,058 

4.9 

Lexington,  Ky. 

273,326 

294,875 

7.1 

Binghampton. 

449,600 

324,700 

38.1 

*Day  Uity . , . 

361,334 

305,615 

18.3 

c&ii  tCiver. . . 

718,770 

616,529 

16.3 

278,114 

187,217 

48.8 

'oprmgneld. . 

197,841 

160,821 

30.4 

*Canton  

191,!i00 

175,645 

9.1 

♦Sioux  Falls. 

57,886 

118,626 

51.8 

♦Fremont .... 

74,353 

104,535 

45.0 

♦Hastings, . . . 

60,690 

77,398 

22.6 

♦Ubattanooga. 

232,187 

173,890 

33.0 

128,330 

104,939 

21.9 

♦Nashville .... 

817,619 

811,140 

Nom 

^G^alvestoQ. 

o,D  J  x,ouL 

3,196,950 

11.9 

Salt  Lake  Oity. 

1,181,331 

1,066,390 

10.7 

Rookford. . .. 

172,650 

No  returns 

586,476 

794,316 

t( 

Kalamazoo... 

286,865 

4( 

♦Liittle  Rook.. 

357,917 

(I 

Total,  U.  8.  $1,076,419,460 
Cities  Exoldg  N.  T.  446,266,291 


849,973,101  29.0 
396,324,280  15.2 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Oan) 

$13,220,494 

$10,012,990 

32.0 

I oronto  " 

6,338.403 

4,964.892 

27.0 

Halifax.  " 

1,202,184 

863,028 

39.5 

Hamilton,    "  . 

742.112 

699,635 

22.2 

Winnipeg.  . 

829,341 

791,097 

3.7 

Total,  Oan.... 

$22,332,089 

$16,440,646 

29.5 

ANALYSIS  BY  GKOUPS  OF  STATES. 


ffEEE  ENDING 

JUNE  22,  1895, 
New  Engl'd  States  $99,648,347 


Middle 
Soufhern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Southwestern  *' 
Far  Western  " 


727,575,078 
41,071,156 
41,477,690 
111,839,044 
36,515,508 
21,715,866 


WEEK  ENDING  FEBOENT- 
JUNE  22,  1894.  AGE. 

$  86,260,458  16.5 
630,256,232 


37,716,954 
35,643,819 
106,523,614 
34,844,110 
18.009,641 


37.2 
9  0 
16.9 
6.0 
6.0 
20.5 


$1,079,839,579  $  849,184,828 
*Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Bank  clearings  again  show  an  increase  both  over 
last  year  and  the  preceding  week  this  year.  The 
gain  over  the  corresponding  week  last  year  is  29  per- 
cent; the  gain  over  last  week  is  7.2  perceqt,  or,  jq 


June  2d,  1896 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


609 


round  figures,  about  $73,000,000.  All  the  large  cities 
show  handsome  increases.  It  is  gratifying  to  read 
such  a  list  of  percentages  as  those  of  the  leading 
cities,  and  it  is  equilly  gratifying  to  note  that  the 
decreases  are  nearly  all  among  the  cities  of  minor 
importance. 

It  can  hardly  be  expected  that  this  advance  in  vol- 
ume of  business  will  be  kept  up,  now  that  the  sum- 
mer months  have  come.  There  is  invariably  a  fall- 
ing off  in  July  and  August,  as  compared  with  the 
earlier  months  of  the  year.  But  there  seems  to  be  no 
likelihood  of  a  falling  off  as  compared  with  the  same 
months  last  year,  which  is  the  real  point  of  compari- 
son. Nor  is  it  probable  that  the  "rising  tide  of  trade 
and  industry"  which  Dun  thinks  "threatens  here  and 
there  to  mount  too  far  and  too  fast,"  will  in  reality 
get  beyond  the  resources  of  the  country  and  the 
banks  to  sustain.  There  is  plenty  of  money  for  all 
possible  business  exigences.  The  New  York  bank 
statement  for  last  waek  showed  an  increase  in  loans 
of  $4,950,500.  and  since  April  6  last  the  increase  has 
been  $32,467,700;  but  notwithstanding  this  drain  the 
receipt  of  money  from  the  interior  has  been  so  large 
that  the  deposits  of  the  banks  have  increased  during 
the  same  time  from  $50D,822,.S00  to  $574,458,000.  This 
state  of  things  does  not  indicate  any  scarcity  of 
money  in  the  country,  and  abroad  the  situation  is 
still  more  significant,  for  it  is  reported  that  there  was 
never  such  an  abundance  of  funds  in  London  as  at 
the  present  moment 

Of  late  the  hopeful  feeling  for  the  future  has  been 
strengthened  by  the  more  encouraging  crop  reports 
which  have  come  in  from  all  quartets.  Widespread 
and  copious  rains  have  put  a  different  face  upon 
affairs,  even  in  the  winter  wheat  districts  from  which 
such  a  constant  stream  of  dismal  reports  were  sent 
out  only  a  few  weeks  ago.  The  yield  of  wheat  in  that 
section  will  be  much  better  than  was  expected,  but 
the  main  cause  for  encouragement  is  the  promise  of 
an  enormous  corn  crop.  In  Kansas  it  is  expected  to 
exceed  any  previous  yield  by  at  lea-t  60,000,000  bush- 
els. The  better  crop  prospects  have  knocked  off  the 
prices  of  cereals  to  some  extent,  but  it  is  believed 
that  the  increased  demand  will  insure  a  much  higher 
average  for  wheat  than  last  year,  and  also  fairly  good 
prices  for  corn. 

The  importance  of  the  crop  outlook  to  collateral 
interests  is  evident  when  the  railroads,  for  instance, 
are  considered.  One  company  alone  sold  to  railroads 
last  week  6,000  tons  of  steel  rails.  The  price  of  rails 
has  advanced  $2  a  ton,  and  another  advance  is  looked 
for.  There  is  also  an  active  trade  in  merchant  iron 
and  steel,  hardware  and  white  lead,  with  prices  ad- 
vancing. The  same  is  true  of  the  market  for  iron 
and  steel  bars  and  structural  material.  Nails  have 
advanced  in  price,  as  also  steel  billets,  pig  iron,  pipe 
and  tubing.  In  short,  the  commercial  reports  speak 
of  a  grand  rush  for  supplies  in  iron  and  steel,  and  of 
mounting  prices.  If  iron  is  the  trade  barometer  it 
indicates  that  the  improved  conditions  are  perma- 
nent. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  June  27. 

Dec. 

New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 

Omaha  3,071,264  39  2 

Providence 
Cleveland 
tHouston 

St  Paul  3.883.522  4.9 


Inc. 

$571,305,204 

45.3 

85,137,630 

10.6 

93,346,846 

29.3 

74,949,953 

39.2 

21,275,603 

10.9 

10,227,781 

0.9 

13,214,373 

36.0 

16.239,091 

24.6 

13,783,350 

12.2 

9,465,981 

29.0 

6,873,894 

11.5 

3.960,693 

24  9 

6,107,220 

38.2 

5.471,892 

12.3 

6,68l,b63 

56.0 

5,269,997 

7.3 

3,071,264 

5,252,200 

32.2 

6,165,596 

.31.9 

3,987,977 

28.8 

3,883,522 

Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
t  Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
fCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
fChattanooga 
fFargo 
fNashville 
fGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scran ton 
tKalamazoo 
fLittle  Rock 

Total  $1,010,482,041 
Exclusive  of  New  York  439,176,837 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


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LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  tbe  week, 


EANE  STCCZ3.   Par  $100 


A.merioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  SavingH. .. 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankin^r  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Sayings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   .  . . . 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  ... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


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UISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Qde  Ry  58. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  Ss. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  6-20  68.  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. . .  1910 

Oons  Pack  Co's  6a  1912 

Chicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exteD8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4^b  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  Ss 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1906 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  681929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ... .  1905 
Ohi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  58  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  >,00 

N  Chi  City  Ry  ij^s  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st.  M  58   1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  B  Ton  Co  5s  . .  1909 

W  Chi  at  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  iesne 
Western  Stove  Co  H-'JO  5  .  . 


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MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Oal  and  C  Oan  and  Dock  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Oo  . . . . 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  ^ted  R  R . . . . 

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pack  «•  Prov  Oo  fifd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd   ... 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amoant 
Cap  Stock. 


I  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£626  000 
£200  000 
£200  OOO 

7  500  000 
9  000  OPO 

600  000 
26  000  Of  0 

1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  OOf 
10  000  000 
£460  000 
£400  00( 
£775  000 
£776  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 
10  000  000 
500  OCO 
6  500  000 

2  600  000 
18  000  000 
30  000  OCO 

4  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  600  000 

500  000 

1  250  000 
13  189  OOO 

2  260  000 


AdI 
D 

Bid 

Asked 

8^ 

tll5 

<9% 

49% 

6434 

6? 

61% 

55 

''1% 

rs 

15 

16 

8% 

31% 

32 

10% 

43 

4:^% 

8% 

61% 

6'^% 

13^ 

13M 

12% 

30i) 

t-lHO 

"5% 

74 

7iH 

b% 

12% 

tl69 

170 

10% 

134M 

135% 

21% 

22 

7% 

8H 

8% 

17% 

17% 

1% 

14;^ 

tl7 

8% 

32M 

33 

7% 

t20 

7% 

t43M 

t48K 

72 

73% 

30% 

teio 

teoo 

12% 

292 

293 

7% 

116 

U9 

28M 

29% 

"8% 

tl54 

4^ 

15 

16% 

7% 

69 

t62 

7% 

10% 

35% 

«% 

132^ 

133 

t60 

68 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations 


given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PEIOES. 


Am  Straw  Board  49 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  Jfc  D  Oo  64 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10 

Pfd....  091 
Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  42 
"      Pfd. 61 

Chicago  Gas  Co  64%  Street's  W  S  0  Line  !..14M 

Chi&  S  S  RapT0o....l2%  W  Cbi  St  R  R,...  ..,.129% 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.133 
Lake  Street  Elevated. .19^ 

Mil  <fc  Chi  Brew  Co  10 

Pfd. 29 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  70 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  290% 


DAILY_SALES. 
Saturday,  June  22,  1896. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

60— ao't  49 


HEW  TOBE  BI80T7IT  OO . 

50— ac't  78 


610 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  29,  18f5 


OHI  AND  8  B  BAF  TBAN  00. 

60— ao't....  12 

OAI..  te  am.  OANAIi  &  DCOK. 

200  64 

50— ao't  

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  Ilili, 

110  132 

100— ao't  1321^ 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  00. 

40  •£90% 

10  291 

100— ao't  29134 

60— ao't  292 


LASB  8T  BI.BTATBD  R  B . 
167  18% 

18% 


30. 


160— ao't  18^ 

SCO— ao't  18% 

50— ao't  19 

W  OHI  STBBET  B  B. 
10   131 

10  ;  

40  131% 

450— ao't  131^ 

6C0— aoot  1313^ 

100— ao't  131 

150— ao't  131% 

750— ao't  131^ 


Monday,  June  24,  1895. 


OHI.  OITT  B'T, 


30. 


 305 

AM.  8IBAW  BOABD  00. 

150— ao't  48% 

200— ao't  49 

DIAMOND  MATOH  OO,  IIiI<. 

78  1321^ 


50— ao't  1321^ 

60— ao't  132^ 

400— ao't  132>| 

W.  OHI.  SXBEET  B.  B. 

6  130 

35  130^ 

4  1301^ 

60— cash  13034 

250— ao't  130% 

600  -ao't  130^ 

350— ao't  130^ 

260— ao't  130% 


OAt..  ft  OHI.  OANAIi  &  DOOE  00 . 

100— ao't  643^ 

50— aoot  64% 

NO.  Oni.  81.  B.  B.  00. 

4    290 

60  2903^ 

100  290% 

150— ao't  291 


liASE  ST. 

50  

199  

65  

5  

80  

65  


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 18% 

 19 

 19% 

 19M 

 19% 

19H 


25— cash  19 

150— ao't  18% 

200— ao't  19 

750— ao't  193^ 


 «00-ao't  1934 

t  130^  400-ao't  19% 

1400— ao't  W}4 


660  -ao't  131 


Tuesday,  June  25,  1895. 


AM  BTBAW  BOABD  IiAKEST.  BIiEVATED  B .  B . 

20   4934    60  19^ 

NEW  XOBE  BisoniT  OO.        296  19% 

60  72K    65  20 

,  10  201^ 

OHI.  OITT  B'l.   

29  ....305    1800— ao't  19% 

OAIi.  <t  OHI.   OANAIi  &  DOOE.     300 — ao't  19% 

100— ao't  641^  250— ao't 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  OO. 


.20 

.201^ 
.2034 
.20% 


150— ao't  

600— ao't  

160— ao't  290J^    50— ao't  

100— ao't  291 

50-ao't  291M         •       •  ^'^^'''''^  °  • 

25  129 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL.  129?^ 

20  13234  89".!!!;!;!!!.'!;.";'.'.i3o 

1  '  133     lOQ— ao't  129 

160— ao't  132V$  250— ao't  129^^ 

100— ao't  1333^    50— ao't  129^ 

OHI.  &  8.  a.  BAP.  TraN.  oo.      50 — ao't  129% 

25  12       50— ao't  129% 

60  1234  350— ao't  130 

192  itu  300— ao't  ,.13034 

SoUaoct ! !    !!.*.* ! '.  .* ."  .'l2     500— ao't  13034 

50— ao't   .1234    50— ao'f;  130% 

360— ao't  12%  ItO— ao't  130J^ 

400— ao't  121^    50— ao't  131 


Wednesday,  June  26,  1895. 


OHI.  CITY  B'y. 
10  

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

60— ao't  1323^ 

0.  &  O.  OANAL  &  D02E. 

150— ao't  64 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 

20  4634 

20  4834 

20  48% 

60— ao't  48 

60— ao't  4834 

60— ao't  48% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

60— ao't  £893^ 

50— ao't  289% 

60— ao't  289% 

160— ao't  289% 

60— ao't  290 

60— ao't  290% 

60— ao't  291% 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
40  128K 


OHI.  OAS  00. 

50— ao't  71 

50— ao't  71% 

OHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

82  1234 

20  12% 

224  12% 

100  12% 

134  lb 

160  133^ 

50  13^ 

200  13% 

1  133^ 

200— ao't  1234 

200— ao't  12% 

250— ao't  12% 

350— ao't  13 

150— ao't  13% 

20c— ao't  133^ 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

200  203^ 

146  20% 

206  20% 

70  21 

100  2134 


5  129 

50— ao't  128W  ao't  20 

100— ao't   128^  200-ao't  2034 

100— ao't  *128%    6''— ao't  20% 

150— ao't  128^  250-ao't  20% 

500— ao't   129^550-ao't  20% 

60-ao't  !!!  12934  *°"-a°''  20% 

50-ao't  i29(|1350-ao't  21 

600— ao'l  2134 

Thursday,  June  27,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

36  7234 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DOCK 

50  63% 

OHI.  TELEPHONE  00, 

4  170 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 

103  132 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  OO. 

5  287 

100  288 

50  2883^ 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 

90  4634 

90  4734 

100— aoot  46^ 

100— ao't  4634 

50— ao't  46% 

60— ao't  46% 

50— ac't  47 

60— ao't  4734 

50— ao't  4734 

50— ao't  47J4 

OHI.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 


stbeet's  w.  cab  line. 


15. 

10. 


.14^ 
.14% 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET   B,  B. 


.127 

.1273i 
.12734 
.12734 
.127 


..13 
.133/8 

,.1334 

,.13% 
..131^ 
,.13% 
.13% 


1  

20  

10  

74  

265  

60  

180  

50  

50 — oash   .  13% 

50— ao't  12% 

100— ao't  1334 

60— ao't  13% 

450— ao't  1334 

350— ao't  13% 

3(0— ao't  13% 

200— ao't  13% 

3iiO— ao't  14 


129  

50  

60  

31  

6 — oash . 

50— ao't  127^ 

50— ao't  12734 

150— ao't  127% 

50— ao't  127% 

350— ao't  128 

50— aoot  12834 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
50  

25  

250  

10  

70  

60  

5  

4"  

200  

35  

150  


 203^ 

 20% 

 203^ 

 20% 

 2114 

 21% 

 2114 

 21% 

 21% 

 21% 

 22 

100— ao't....  2i) 

150— ao't  2034 

300— ao't  2034 

350— ao't  2(1% 

460— ao't  2034 

40n— ao't  20% 

300— ao't  20% 

400— ao't  21 

350— ao't  21}4 

250— aoot  21% 

50— ao't  21% 

550— ao't  21% 

500— ao't  21% 

60— ao't  22 


Friday,  June  28,  1895. 


OHI.  OITI  B'T 
10  305 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

60  70 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 
20  1323^ 

BTBEET'b  W.    CAE  LINE 

20  14>^ 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  DOOE. 

60  633^ 

50— ao't  64 

NO.  OHI.  8T.  B.  B.  00. 

50  -ao't  291 

50— ao't  291% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

160  19% 

90  1934 

40  19% 

300  19% 

60  19% 

208  20 

100   2034 

60— ao't  19% 

500— ao't  1931 

ICO— ao't  19% 

560  -ao't  19% 

600— aoot  19% 

450— ao't  20 

100— ao't  203^ 

50— ao't  2034 

50— ao't  20% 


OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

100  12% 

74  12% 

20  13 

100— ao't  12% 

60— ao't   133^ 

AM.    S3BAW  BOABD. 
200  48 

160  4834 

40  49 

50— oash  48 

60— ao't  483^ 

100— ao't  49 

100— ao't  4914 

60— ao't  49% 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

160  12834 

10  128% 

100  12834 

50   128% 

247  129 

150  1293^ 

50  129% 

100  129% 

30— oash  12834 

50— ao't  12834 

5P0— ao't  129 

300— ao't   1293^ 

150— ao't    12934 

ICO— ao't  129% 

250— ao't  1293^ 

300— ao't  129% 

650— ao't  129% 


West  Oonshooken,  Pa. —  A  epeoial  eleotion  was  held  in 
said  plaoe  Jane  11  to  deoide  whether  or  not  $6,0(  0  in  bonds 
shoald  be  iesned  to  pay  off  the  bonded  indebtedness  of  the 
boroDgh.    The  vote  was  174  for  and  21  against. 

Homestead,  Pa. — kt  a  meeting  of  the  Homestead  Ooon- 
oil  it  was  decided  that  a  epeoial  eleotion  of  the  town,  wiih 
$40,000,  be  held  on  Jnly  23,  $20,000  of  this  money  to  go  to 
street  improvements,  $15,000  for  water  extension  and 
$6,000  for  sewers. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Large  sales  are  the  exception  rather  than  the  rule, 
yet  the  volume  of  transfers  recorded  is  fairly  satis- 
factory, notwithstanding  the  fact  that  small  trans- 
actions do  not  make  much  of  a  showing  in  summing 
up  the  total.  Chicago's  total  of  transfers  still  ex- 
ceeds New  York's  both  in  number  and  value.  It  the 
broker  can  get  any  comfort  from  the  fact  that  his 
brother  dealers  in  other  cities  are  faring  worse  than 
he  is,  the  comparison  with  New  York  is  valuable  to 
that,  end. 

An  Important  sale  of  the  week  was  that  of  the 
Dodge  property,  on  Franklin  street,  46  feet  north  of 
Madison  street.  The  property  is  known  as  No's.  128 
and  130  Franklin  street.  It  comprises  46  by  80  feet 
of  ground,  improved  with  a  fine  six-story  brick  build- 
ing adapted  to  wholesale  purposes.  It  was  sold  this 
week  by  James  B.  Dodge  to  H.  J.  M.  Luedde  for 
$120,000.  Mr.  Luedde  then  leased  the  property  to 
Charl°s  S.  MacCarty  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an  an- 
nual rental  of  $5,000,  the  lease  dating  from  May  1  of 
the  present  year. 

Activity  in  subdivision  property  is  the  only  redeem- 
ing feature  of  the  season,  and  not  a  few  brokers  are 
free  to  prophesy  that  the  entire  summer  and  fall  will 
witness  a  good  demand  for  cheap  lots.  There  is  no 
apparent  effort  to  "boom"  things,  as  in  the  past,  by 
fake  methods  of  brass  band  excursions  and  balloon 
ascensions.  The  people  refuse  to  be  gulled  in  that 
way  any  longer.  The  regular  subdivision  firms  are 
sending  out  free  excursions  daily  but  without  circus 
accompaniment,  and  the  public  have  come  to  dis- 
criminate in  favor  of  regular  business  of  this  kind 
and  against  the  hippodrome  variety. 

THE  NEW  TAX  SALE  L\W. 

As  the  time  for  sale  of  property  for  taxes  approaches 
a  large  number  of  owners  are  interested  in  the  new 
Brvan  tax  law,  which  will  go  into  effect  August  5. 
This  law  has  been  tested  in  Kane  county  and  has 
given  excellent  satisfaction.  It  favors  the  owner, 
and  at  the  same  time  puts  the  business  of  the  pro- 
fessional tax-buyer  on  a  much  more  solid  and  legiti- 
mate basis.  Heretofore,  the  penalty  as  the  result  of 
a  sale  of  property  for  delinquent  taxes  has  been  25 
percent.  This  exorbitant  charge  will  be  reduced 
under  the  new  law  and  it  may  go  as  low  as  5  percent. 
The  old  law  contemplated  the  purchase  of  an  infini- 
tesimal interest  in  an  owner's  property;  under  the 
new  arrangement  the  tax  buyer  who  bids  the  lowest 
penalty  gets  the  property.  The  only  way  the  old  ex- 
orbitant percentage  can  be  kept  up  will  be  by  a  com- 
bine, which  is  not  likely  to  be  effected. 

But  the  Bryan  law  is  also  an  advantage  to  the  tax- 
buyer  in  that  it  gives  him  a  better  title  to  the  prop- 
erty. Under  the  old  law,  while  he  was  able  to  put  a 
cloud  upon  the  title,  he  found  it  hard  to  maintain 
his  claim  in  the  court,  as  the  amount  of  the  delin- 
quent's property  understood  to  be  his  own  was 
infinitesimal.  The  tax  deed  upon  such  a  small  claim 
has  been  held  to  have  little  or  no  effect  upon  the  title, 
but  in  case  of  a  sale  by  the  owner  it  invariably 
worked  trouble.  As  a  result  tax-buyers  have  always 
been  willing  to  make  dickers  and  trades,  but  they 
seldom  compromised  on  less  than  10  to  15  per  cent. 
As  stated  above  the  new  law  will  probably  cut  down 
the  penalty  to  5  or  10  per  cent,  which  will  be  all  the 
owner  will  have  to  pay  if  the  property  is  redeemed 
within  six  months,  and  at  the  same  time  it  will  make 
the  purchaser's  claim  more  valid. 

Building  circles  were  aroused  yesterday  by  an  arti- 
cle which  charged  that  Chicago  manufacturers  of 
brick  had  combined  to  control  the  output  of  Cook 
county  brick  and  to  raise  its  price  from  $5.75  to  $7 
per  thousand.  The  cause  for  the  rumor  was  the 
incorporation  of  the  Illinoi?  Building  Material 
Company,  which  is  to  take  from  all  the  brick  makers 
all  brick  used  in  Cook  county  at  an  agreed  price. 
Thus  far  the  price  remains  at  $5,75  but  it  is  yet  to  be 
seen  what  the  price  will  be  when  the  new  trust  gets 
in  full  working  order.  By  the  terms  of  this  arrange- 
ment the  Illinois  Building  Material  Company 
virtually  secure  a  monopoly  of  the  sale  of  brick  In 
Cook  county  and  the  only  competition  possible  wil  1 


1006  29,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


611 


be  by  outside  manufacturers  who  are  clearly  at  a 
disadvantage  as  regards  freight. 

By  degrees  the  elevated  railroads  and  trolley  lines 
are  invading  the  South  Side  business  district,  in 
spite  of  the  opposition  of  property  owners.  Lake 
Street  Elevated  is  now  built  nearly  to  Wabash  ave- 
nue and  the  company  expects  soon  to  secure  the  con- 
sent of  property  owners  on  that  avenue  for  a  right  of 
way  south  to  Congress  street.  Failing  in  that  they 
will  build  their  Market  street  line  south  to  Harrison 
street  and  thence  east  to  Fifth  avenue,  where  they 
can  connect  with  the  Fifth  avenue  line  of  the  North- 
western Elevated  and  thus  complete  their  loop  way 
by  way  of  Fifth  avenue  and  Lake  street. 

The  North  Chicago  cars  now  cross  Clark  street 
bridge  by  trolley  and  it  is  only  a  question  of  time 
when  they  will  come  down  to  Washington  street  by 
the  same  motor.  Emboldened  by  their  success  the 
,  City  Railway  is  asking  for  a  trolley  line  on  Clark 
street  from  Madison  street  south  to  Van  Buren, 
where  they  turn  east  and  connect  with  the  Wabash 
avenue  line.  Property  owners  along  Clark  street  are 
fighting  the  trolley  vigorously,  but  they  will  need  to 
arouse  themselves  if  they  defeat  this  project. 

J..H.  Van  Vl'ssingen  reports  an  increased  enquiry 
for  docks  and  factory  property,  and  has  closed  the 
following  sales:  to  Walter  Frazier  Brown,  380  feet  of 
river  front  north  of  Archer  avenue  bridge,  for  $47,000; 
to  George  R.  H.  Hughes  449  feet  of  river  front  north 
of  the  Alton  railroad  bridge  for  $45,000;  to  the  Illinois 
Steel  Co.  about  i4  acres  on  Thirty-fifth  street,  north- 
west corner  of  Iron,  for  $91,000.  A  number  of  other 
negotiations  are  now  pending. 

A  SALE  FOR  HALF  A  MILLION. 

A.  J.  Alexander,  of  Kentucky,  has  purchased  the 
property  that  abuts  ihe  Ashland  block,  being  80  feet 
on  Randolph  and  40  feet  on  Clark  street  for  $560,000. 
The  Clark  street  frontage  is  occupied  by  the  Olympic 
Theatre  and  the  Randolph  street  frontage  by  Wood's 
Museum.  The  price  paid  is  about  $30.00  a  square 
foot.  The  sellers  or  grantors  were  Henry  N.  and 
Effle  Kingsbury,  R.  A.  Waller  as  the  ag(  nt  of  Alex- 
ander. 


THE  LAKE  FRONT  PARK. 


The  process  of  filling  in  the  Lake  front  is  to  be  con- 
tinued. Twenty-five  year:;  ago  the  cars  were  running 
on  the  lake  but  it  was  filled  up  and  more  room  given 
to  the  city  as  well  as  to  the  Illinois  Central  road. 
Now  the  city  will  undertake  the  work  of  filling  in 
the  Lake  front  for  the  purpose  of  making  Lake  Front 
Park  attractive  and  useful  as  a  pleasure  resort.  This 
improvement  will  benefit  the  city  and  especially  all 
of  the  real  estate  facing  the  Park . 

No  objections  worthy  of  consideration  have  been 
urged  against  the  proposed  park  by  the  men  who 
have  opposed  the  idea  of  those  aldermen  who  voted 
against  the  ordinance.  The  point  made  that  a  park 
causes  a  deterioration  and  depreciation  of  real  estate 
on  streets  abutting  the  park  is  so  obviously  incorrect 
that  refuting  argument  is  scarcely  necessary.  The 
enormous  enhancement  in  value  of  property  fronting 
on  beautiful  public  parks  is  so  well  known  that  it 
seems  strange  that  Alderman  Ballard  could  have 
meant  seriously  the  arguments  be  offered  in  his 
speech  against  the  ordinance.  In  Chicago  and  every 
city  of  the  world  the  property  fronting  on  parks  or 
pleasure  driveways  has  been  increased  manifold  in 
value.  The  prices  asked  for  real  estate  along  the 
Lake  Shore  drive  or  on  the  line  of  any  of  the  South 
Side  boulevards  prove  the  desirability  of  land  abut- 
ting on  these  greatest  ornaments  of  a  city. 

Alderman  Ballard's  assertion  that  the  present 
Lake  Front  Park  works  injury  to  his  property  on 
Michigan  avenue  is  no  argument  at  all  against  the 
proposed  park,  because  the  new  pleasure  ground  is 
designed  to  remove  the  objectionable  features  of  the 
bald  strip  of  land  now  lying  along  Michigan  avenue, 
and  to  convert  the  lake  front  into  a  beautiful  park 
which  will  double  the  value  of  Mr.  Ballard's  prop- 
erty instead  of  reducing  it. 
Alderman  Madden  said:  "We  were  satisfied  that 


that  the  people  of  the  city  want  this  park  on  the 
lake  shore  and  we  felt  that  the  ordinance  would  be 
passed  by  the  council.  The  elimination  from  the 
original  ordinance  of  the  clauses  providing  for  a 
board  of  control  and  the  erection  of  public  buildings 
does  not  affect  the  vital  point  of  the  enterprise  at  all. 

"The  main  object  was  to  first  get  the  park.  The 
details  can  be  arranged  later.  Now  we  have  the  land, 
already  made  and  to  be  reclaimed,  dedicated  to  park 
purposes.  That  is  a  good  start.  The  council,  by 
subsequent  action,  can  permit  the  construction  of 
any  buildings  desired,  such  as  the  Field  Columbian 
Museum,  the  Woman's  Building,  an  armory  or  other 
public  structures.  These  are  matters  that  can  be 
decided  at  any  time.  After  we  have  the  park  we 
can  consider  what  we  want  to  place  on  it.  As  to  the 
details  of  control  and  management,  they  also  can  be 
fixed  after  further  deliberation." 


CHARACTERIZED  BY  OTHERS. 


Chicago  must  keep  the  particulars  of  her  troubles 
from  getting  into  home  papers  if  she  would  escape 
the  punishment  that  follows  political  rottenness  and 
the  scorn  that  comes  from  being  found  out.  This  is 
the  way  the  Freeport  Journal  accounts  for  Chicago's 
troubles: 

"John  P.  Hopkins,  De!r;ocrat,was  not  elected  mayor 
of  Chicago,  but  he  was  fraudulently  counted  in  and 
served  as  the  Democratic  mayor  of  that  city,  and  the 
city  was  looted  in  true  Democratic  style.  Hopkins  is 
now  in  Europe,  but  six  of  the  Democratic  scoundrels 
have  been  indicted  for  boodling,  and  will  probably 
go  to  the  penitentiary.  John  Y.  McKane,  the  great 
Democratic  boss  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  is  doing  time  in 
the  penitentiary,  and  the  Chicago  Democratic  bood- 
lers  will  soon  be  wearing  stripes  in  the  penitentiary 
of  Illinois." 

The  country  papers  always  find  something  "hard" 
to  say  of  Chicago  and  New  York  or  Brooklyn.  But  if 
the  Freeport  Journal  thinks  that  it  is  simply  and 
solely  a  Democratic  administration  that  tolerates 
dishonesty  and  meanness  it  is  not  up  to  date.  The 
above  statement  is  not  too  strong  when  applied  to 
the  Hopkins  administration,  but  to  assume  that  all 
of  the  boodlers  and  scamps  who  came  in  under  the 
Hopkin's  regime  are  Democrats  is  a  mistake.  Some 
of  the  fellows  are  over  there  yet  and  one  of  them 
now  says  he  is  a  Republican.  The  newspaper  men 
know  him  if  they  know  anything  about  it  and  they 
know  that  he  always  was  a  Democrat  in  democratic 
times  and  a  Republican  in  republican  times.  The 
professional  office  hunter  and  boodler  is  not  only 
capable  of  "carrying  water  on  both  shoulders"  but  he 
is  "all  things  to  all  men."  Chicago  politics  are  rot- 
ten—assessments are  rotten  and  the  city  is  run  to  a 
large  extent  by  the  tramp  element  who  are  attracted 
to  us  by  so  much  brag  and  bluster. 

TJNQTJALIFIED  SU;^FRAGE. 

This  is  what  Bishop  Doane  of  the  Episcopal  church 
recently  said  about  tramp  made  voters: 

"I  believe  that  God  will  yet  save  this  State  and 
Nation  from  the  aggravated  miseries  of  an  enlarged, 
unqualified  suffrage,  which,  in  universality  of  male 
voters,  is  our  most  threatening  danger  to-day.  But 
if  we  are  to  be  visited  with  this  infliction,  as  a  well- 
earned  punishment  for  many  national  sins,  then  I 
believe  that,  when  we  have  tasted  its  bitterness,  we 
shall  be  brought  back,  perhaps  through  anarchy  and 
revolution,  to  a  Democracy  which  shall  demand  for 
its  existence  government  by  men  whom  education 
and  actual  Americanism  of  final  interest  in  the 
Nation  qualify  to  govern.  Meanwhile,  when  consti- 
tutions shall  have  been  altered  to  disturb  the  equi- 
poise of  the  relation  between  man  and  woman;  when 
motherhood  shall  be  replaced  by  mismanaged  offices; 
when  money  shall  buy  the  votes  of  women,  as  it  does 
now  themselves;  when  the  fires  of  political  discord 
shall  be  lighted  on  the  hearthstone  of  domestic  peace; 
when  the  assertion  of  demanded  right  shall  have  de- 
stroyed the  instructive  chivalry  of  "conceded  courtes- 
ies; when  'woman,'  as  has  been  well  said,  'once  the 
superior,'  has  become  the  equal  of  man  then  the 
reaped  whirlwind  of  some  violent  political  reaction 
will  be  gathered  in  tears  by  those  who  are  sowing  the 
wind  in  the  mad  joy  of  Petroleuse  of  the  French  revo- 
lution. Never  in  any  ages,  nowhere  in  any  land  and 
nowhere  in  America  so  much  as  now  in  our  own  Em- 
pire State  was  there  such  absolute  unreason  for  the) 


clamor  which  seeks  to  distract  women  from  the  du- 
ties of  the  vocation  to  which  they  are  called,  in  the 
mad  pursuit  of  the  greatest  wrong  that  can  be  done 
to  their  sex,  their  country  and  mankind.  The  man 
who  is  set  in  public  place  to  train  some  of  the  women 
of  America  for  their  vocation  may  not  in  times  like 
these  withhold  his  voice  of  warning  against  the 
dangers  and  delusions  of  the  hour." 

It  would  be  a  waste  of  space  to  make  the  applica- 
tion of  this  to  the  tax  payers  interests.  Our  readers 
know  how  it  affects  all  American  cities. 


YERKES  AND  THE  METROPOLITAN  "L." 

The  citizens  of  Humboldt  Park  are  up  in  arms  be- 
cause the  march  of  improvements  is  interrupted  in 
that  quarter  by  Mr.  Yerke^.whose  policy  is  to  '  rule  or 
ruin."  They  say  he  never  made  any  effort  to  accom- 
modate the  people  and  that  he  compelled  them  to 
ride  on  his  miserable  old  cars  long  enough  to  get  their 
nickels  away  from  them  then  allowed  them  to  walk  to 
the  city.  His  bulldozing  tactics  have  so  enraged  the 
people  that  some  of  the  citizens  talk  of  circulating  a 
petition  for  the  purpose  of  boycotting  bis  lines. 

Mr.  T.  B  Watts,  who  is  with  the  fl.-m  of  E.  Cook 
&  Co.,  at  Humboldt  Park,  has  written  a  letter  on  the 
subject  that  is  forcible  and  to  the  point.  The  letter 
is  as  follows: 

Humboldt  Park,  June  £2,  1895 
To  The  Editor  Real  Es  pa  i  e  journal:— Dear  Sir, 
By  request  of  your  agent  I  send  you  a  statement 
of  a  few  facts  concf^rning  transportation  fro!i<  our 
vicinity  (Humboldt  Park),  or  more  properly  speaking, 
the  southeast  part  of  the  27th  ward.  Our  conveyance 
to  the  city  has  been  to  take  the  street  cars,  ride  until 
the  cable  breaks  then  run  the  rest  of  the  way  which 
was  generally  about  two-thirds  the  distance  and  in 
the  short  space  of  time  of  one  hour  or  eighty  minutes 
finely  get  down  town.  When  Yerkes  found  out  there 
was  goirg  to  be  some  other  way  for  us  to  get  down 
town  he  put  in  an  elevated  line  of  street  cars  on 
North  avenue  and  another  on  Armitage  avenue.  He 
did  this  to  take  the  trade  from  the  Metropolitan 
Elevated,  which  runs  between  North  avenue  and 
Armitage.  J>ow,  to  hinder  the  Metrooolitan  further 
he  has  a  small  piece  of  an  elevated  road  built  across 
the  line  of  the  Metropolitan  line  about  seventy  five 
feet  long  and  refuses  to  take  it  down.  He  did  this 
for  pure  cussedness  and  never  intended  to  build  the 
line  where  he  built  this  short  piece,  and  it  appears 
that  the  courts  favor  him  in  his  cussedness  by  not 
giving  the  Metropolitan  authority  to  tear  this  ob- 
struction down.  Now.  if  the  Metropolitan  people 
would  take  my  advice  they  would  complete  their  line 
as  far  as  this  obstruction  and  build  a  walk  over  this 
short  space,  put  on  their  cars  and  commence  running, 
give  each  person  west  of  Western  avenue  free  passes 
until  Yerkes  tore  down  his  obstructions  I  think  they 
would  come  to  time  I  can  find  5,000  people  who  wi,l 
sign  a  paper  that  they  will  never  ride  over  Yerkes 
lines  after  they  get  some  other  conveyance  in  this 
part  of  the  city.  T.  B.  Watts. 


ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE  MADE  BY  THE 
RECORDER  OF  DEEDS. 

[Oompiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  Itdembers  of  the 
Ohioago  Bar.] 

A  decision  has  recently  been  handed  down  by  the 
Supreme  Court,  in  a  case  in  which  the  character  of 
the  abstracts  of  title  made  by  the  recorder  of  deeds 
of  Cook  county  was  determined.  The  seller  of  a 
piece  of  property  furnished  an  abstract  of  title  made 
by  the  recorder  of  deeds  of  Cook  county,  in  compli- 
ance with  the  provision  in  the  contract  of  sale  that 
he  should  furnish  a  complete  merchantable  abstract 
of  title  or  merchantable  copy.  The  purchaser  refused 
to  accept  the  abstract  as  merchantable.  The  seller 
then  declared  the  contract  void  and  forfeited  $3,500 
purchase  money  and  brought  suit  to  have  the  con- 
tract removed  from  the  records  as  being  a  cloud  upon 
his  title.  The  Court  held  that  the  seller  had  fur- 
nished such  an  abstract  as  the  agreement  called  for, 
that  the  same  was  merchantable  and  that  he  had 
complied  with  all  the  terms  of  his  contract,  and  that 
the  contract  as  recorded  was  a  cloud  upon  the  title 
and  shoul  1  be  removed. 


Norwood.  Ohio. — The  oity  voted  in  favor  of  issning 
|f5,0(  0  town  haU  and  light  bonds. 

Oadsden,  Ala. — An  election  will  be  held  in  Angnat  to 
vote  opoa  issaing  $20,000  in  bonds  for  bnilding  a  free 
bridge.    AddresB  the  mayor. 


612 


TtttJ  RtJAL  teSTATte  AlSt>  BUILDING  JOtrtlf?AL. 


iune  2d,  1896. 


BYPSY  METHOD  OF  SELLINB  LOTS. 


"Like  a  right  gypsy,  hath,  at  fast  and  looee, 
Begailed  me  to  the  vary  heart  uf  loss." 

Selling  lots  at  auction  is  not  a  new  device  as  ordin- 
arily conducted  but  to  devise  real  estate  in  a  tent  on 
the  commons  to  any  bidder  who  will  pay  $10  down 
and'$5  monthly  is  decidedly  unique.  Passing  through 
Humboldt  Park  a  couple  of  gentlemen  saw  a  crowd 
of  boys  around  a  tent  from  which  came  strains  of 
tnusic  mingled  with  squacking.  Nobody  seemed  to 
understand  the  noise  but  several  small  boys  said  "that 
they  were  selling  lots  at  auction  to  de  highest  bidder 
'cept  dey  bids  onit  themselves."  A  closer  inspection 
revealed  the  gypsy  method  of  selling  real  estate.  No 
one  could  be  found  who  had  bought  a  lot  at  auction 
and  nobody's  pocket  had  been  picked  because  no  one 
had  been  there  with  any  money  in  his  clothes  to  lose 
but  it  was  claimed  that  several  lots  had  been  sold  on 
the  easy  installment  plan  a  day  or  two  ago.  The 
price  of  lots  range  all  the  way  from  SIO  to  $2,500,  ac- 
cording to  the  length  of  time  the  purchaser  holds 
them.  One  thing  is  certain;  it  costs  ten  dollars  up- 
wards to  bid  on  lots  in  the  vicinity  of  that  tent.  You 
get  your  fortune  told  and  your  fortune  all  at  the 
same  price. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

J.  W.  Hough,  master  mechanic  for  the  Union  Stock 
Yards  and  Transit  Company,  has  prepared  plans  for 
Ave  store  and  office  buildings,  three  to  be  erected  on 
South  Halsted  street  and  two  in  Exchange  al'ey  for 
the  company.  They  will  be  two  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  74  by  54  feet,  built  of  brick  and  stone,  at 
a  cost  of  $30,000. 

Architect  C.  W.  Nothnagel  is  letting  contracts  for 
three  residences  on  Oglesby  avenue,  near  Sixty-flrst 
street,  for  R  W.  Hall.  They  will  cover  50  by  62  feet, 
two  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone  fronts, 
hard  wood  finish,  and  will  cost  $12,000. 

Architect  Fred  Koenig  has  prepared  plans  and  Is 
letting  contracts  for  an  apartment  building  on  West 
Monroe  street,  between  Fortieth  and  Forty-first 
streets,  for  Mac  O'Halloran. 

Architects  Horatio  F.  Wilson  and  J:l.  F.  Hawes 
have  prepared  plans  for  a  residence  on  Michigan 
avenue,  near  Forty-seventh  street,  for  Edward  F. 
Robbins.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
25  by  75  feet,  have  Bedford  stone  front,  hard  wood 
finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$10,000. 

Aichitect  Vantyle  W.  Coddington  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  flat  building  at  4940  Dearborn  street  for 
Frank  Nowak.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  35  by  63  feet,  have  a  front  of  stone  and  pressed 
brick,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Architects  La  Pointe  &  Hickok  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  modern  apartment  building  on  Warren  avenue 
near  Wood  street,  for  Lewis  &  Demond.  It  will 
cover  35  by  91  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
have  stone  front,  with  carved  ornamentations,  stone 
portico  and  columns  with  carved  capitals,  oak  finish 
marble  and  tile  entrance  and  the  latest 
ments,  at  a  cost  of  $15,000. 


Fifty-sixth  and  Fifty-seventh.  It  will  cost  |15,000. 
The  same  cost  is  estimated  for  the  third  structure,  a 
three-story  building,  36  by  70  feet,  on  Green  street 
between  Fify-sixth  and  Fiftv-seventh.  The  fourth 
is  also  a  three  story  building,  42  by  50  feet,  to  contain 
six  flats,  on  Green  street  just  north  of  Fifty-seventh, 
and  to  cost  about  $12,000.  The  fifth  structure  will 
be  three  stories,  25  by  48  feet,  fronting  on  Fifty- 
seventh  street,  just  west  of  Green,  and  to  cost  |9,000. 

Architect  Arthur  G.  Morey  has  designed  a  hand- 
some new  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  which  is  to  be 
built  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Central  avenue  and 
Ohio  street,  in  the  Town  of  Austin.  The  church 
will  be  57x98  feet  in  size,  with  a  tower  on  the  princi- 
pal corner  75  feet  in  height.  The  wall  will  be  of 
native  stone  trimmed  with  Bedford,  and  the  roof  will 
be  of  slate.   The  cost  of  the  edifice  will  be  $25,000. 

Plans  for  the  Harvard  apartment  building,  to  be 
erected  by  T.  B.  Galbraith  at  the  corner  of  Harvard 
avenue  and  Sixty-seventh  street,  Englewood,  are 
being  prepared  by  architects  McMichael  &  More- 
house- The  improvement  will  be  40x170  feet,  five 
stories  high,  of  Bedford  stone  pressed  brick  and  terra 
cotta,  and  will  cost  $65,000.  It  will  be  provided  with 
elevators,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  gas  ranges  and 
fire  places. 


improve- 


A  new  public  school  building  will  be  erected  at  the 
corner  of  Homan  avenue  and  Palatine  street,  at  a 
cost  of  about  $75,000.  August  Fiedler,  architect  for 
the  Board  of  Education,  is  now  working  on  the  plans. 

Richard  Nash  will  build  a  $25,000  residence,  35x65 
feet,  at  4841  to  4845  Greenwood  avenue  according  to 
plans  by  architects  Pridmore  &  Stanhope.  The  in- 
terior will  be  supplied  with  the  most  modern  annli- 
ances  of  all  kinds.  ^ 

The  Chicago  Varnish  Co.  is  building  for  its  genera^ 
office  a  unique  structure  at  the  corner  of  Dearborn 
avenue  and  Kinzie  street,  according  to  plans  by  archi- 
tect H.  1.  Cobb.  The  architecture  is  of  the  pure  Dutch 
style,  very  seldom  found  in  this  country.  The  build- 
ing is  45x90  feet,  will  be  heated  by  steam,  lighted  with 
electricity  and  will  cost  $35,000. 

Plans  for  five  apartment  houses  which  De  Witt  C 
Butts  will  erect  in  the  vicinity  of  Englewood  at  an 
aggregate  cost  of  nearly  $100,0(iO,  have  been  prepared 
by  Stiles  &  Stone.  The  first  is  a  three-story  and  base- 
ment structure,  100  by  122  feet,  at  Fifty-seventh  and 
Sangamon  streets.  It  will  be  constructed  of  cut 
stont  for  the  first  story  and  stone  trimmings  and 
terra  cotta  above.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into 
twenty-four  flats,  an  ^  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood 
and  heated  by  steam.  This  build  ing  will  cost  $47  000 
The  second  is  a  three-story  structure,  33  by  70  feet* 
with  SIX  flats,  to  be  erected  on  Peoria  street  between 


Architect  Carr  has  completed  the  plans  and  is  now 
receiving  bids  for  a  three-story  and  basement  eight- 
room  apartment  building,  50x78  feet,  on  Forest  ave- 
nue. The  front  will  be  of  Bedford  stone  and  the  in- 
terior will  be  finished  In  hard  wood.  There  will  be 
marble  vestibules  and  hall  and  ornamented  side- 
boards and  china  closets  and  ice  boxes,  steam  heat 
and  electric  bells.  The  entire  cost  will  amount  to 
$16,000.  Mr.  Carr  has  also  completed  plans  and  will 
soon  be  ready  for  flgures  for  a  four-story  and  base- 
ment store  and  flat  building  on  Forty  fifth  street, 
near  St.  Lawrence  avenue.  There  will  be  steam  heat 
and  all  other  modern  improvements,  and  the  cost  will 
be  about  $10,500. 

Architect  E.  C.  S.  Holmboe  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  three-story  and  basement  fiat  building,  Z5  by  66  feet, 
with  stone  front  and  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish, 
which  A.  A.  Wesley  will  erect  at  29z0  Armour  avenue, 
at  a  cost  of  $10  000. 

Joseph  Belfeld,  of  the  firm  of  Belfeld  Brothers, 
who  has  made  heavy  investments  in  the  building 
line  in  the  best  residence  portion  of  the  fourth  ward 
during  the  last  two  years,  has  had  plans  prepared  by 
Perley  Hale  for  six  residences  on  Calumet  avenue, 
between  Thirty-seventh  and  Thirty-eighth  streets. 
Each  building  will  be  thiee  stories  and  basement, 
have  stone  front  and  hard  wood  finish,  and  the  total 
cost  of  construction  will  be  about  $50,000. 

The  big  furniture   factory  of  George  Freese  at 
Cortland  street  and  Campbell  avenue,  which  was 
destroyed  by  flre  some  weeks  ago,  will  be  recon 
structea  after  plans  by  J.  B.  tiohm.  The  main  build 
ing  will  be  40  by  100  feet,  of  brick  with  interior  of 
mill  construction,  and  will  cost  probably  $15,000. 

Architects  Patton  &  Fisher  are  about  to  let  con 
tracts  for  an  apartment  building  at  the  southwest 
corner  of  Monroe  and  Loomis  streets  for  Wylie  & 
Gougar.  The  structure  will  be  four  stories  and  base- 
ment, 125  by  72  feet,  with  exterior  of  pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta  and  interior  of  hard  wood,  besides 
mosaic  floors  and  marble  wainscoting.  It  will  cost 
about  $65,000. 

Architects  D.  E.  &  O.  H.  Postle  have  prepared 
plaus  for  a  residence  at  Oak  Park  for  G.  F.  Whidden. 
It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  30 
by  52  feet,  be  built  of  frame  and  stone,  have  shingle 
roof,  hard  wood  finish,  furnace,  mantels  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000. 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorensen  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Shober 
and  Hirsch  streets,  for  J.  H.  McGee.  It  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  40  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will 
cost  $4,000.  He  also  made  plans  for  a  flat  building  on 
Humboldt  boulevard,  near  Logan  square,  for  Daly 
Brothers.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
22  by  58  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  with 
brick  bay,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  cost 
$3,500. 

Architect  Harry  H.  Richards  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  taking  flgures  on  three  residences  at  Seventy- 
first  street  and  Lafayette  avenue,  for  E.  Mueller. 
They  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  57 
feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  oak  finish, 
and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Architects  Elmendorf  &  Park  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  on  Jackson  boulevard,  near  Homan 
avenue,  for  G.  F.  Gilbert.  It  will  consist  of  twn 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  have  stone  front,  oak 
and  white  pine  finish  and  all  modern  conveniences 
at  a  cost  of  $7,500. 

Architect  C.  W  Stevens  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
modern  apartment  building  at  Garfield  avenue, 
between  Orchard  and  Pearl  streets,  for  Charles  Carl- 
son 

Architects  H.  L.  Page  &  Co.  have  prepared  plans 


for  a  residence  at  a  corner  on  North  State  street.  It 
will  consist  of  three  stories,  attic  and  basement, 
have  marble  front,  tile  and  composition  roof,  hard 
wood  finish,  steam  heat,  marble  and  tile  work,  elec- 
tric wiring  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$3o,000.  It  will  contain  a  billiard-room  in  the  base- 
ment. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Paw  Paw,  Miob.— A.  bond  issne  of  |30,(01  will  be  made 
for  pablio  improvements. 

Madrid,  Iowa.— The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  bonds 
to  put  in  a  water  and  light  plant. 

Melrose,  Mass.— The  Town  Treasurer  was  authorized  to 
advertise  for  bids  for  |5(),000  water  bonds 

Riverside,  Oal.— The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $90,000 
in  bonds  for  paving  and  improvements. 

Fremont  Ooanty,  Idaho. — Will  vote  on  the  proposition 
(o  issue  bonds  for  $175,000  to  pay  outslandiDg  indebted- 
ness. 

Wilmington,  Del. — Another  oity  of  Wilmington  loan  of 
$50,000  for  the  pnrohase  of  land  for  pablio  parks  will  soon 
be  issued. 

Barton,  Vt.— The  town  of  Barton,  Vt.,  has  voted  to  issue 
bond^  to  the  amount  of  $10,000,  to  establish  an  electric 
light  plant. 

Little  Perry,  N.  J. — A  proposition  is  on  foot  to  bond  the 
borough  for  $6,0  Ki  for  macadamizing  the  three  principal 
roads  running  throuKh  the  town. 

Denver,  Ool. — Bids  will  be  received  until  July  1  for  the 
pnrohase  of  $3,(  00  7  per  cent  6-year  District  No.  18  school 
bonds.    Qeorge  Ashton,  treasurer. 

Yonkers,  N.  Y. — A.t  a  meeting  of  Common  Oopnoil  June 
10,  ihe  board  authorized  the  ia^ne  of  $59,000  Hssessment 
bonds  and  $45,000  tax  relief  bonds. 

La  Grande,  Ore. — La  G-rande  talk^  of  bonding  the  oity 
for  $25,0(10  to  purchase  the  property  of  the  Blue  Mountain 
Duiversity  for  use  by  the  public  sohooh. 

Bergenfield,  Bergen  County,  N.  J.— Lately  it  was  decided 
to  bond  the  borough  for  $12,000  for  macadamizing  pur- 
poses.   Address  the  Borough  Oonncil. 

Newkirk,  Okla.  Ter.— This  town  is  about  to  raise  $5,000 
6  per  cent  refunding  bonds.  As'^essed  valuation,  $20(1,000, 
population,  2,000.    County  seat  of  Kay  County. 

Indiana,  Pa. — The  Indiana  County  CommissionerR  have 
petitioned  court  to  issue  an  order  granting  them  the  p  ivi- 
lege  of  negotiating  a  loan  of  $20,0(  0  to  meet  certain  obli- 
gations.   The  county  treasury  is  badly  depleted. 

MoKeeaport,  Pa. — Oity  Controller  Berwick  has  decided 
to  advertise  for  bids  for  the  purchase  of  0(0,000  worth 
of  bonds  in  order  to  fund  the  city's  filating  indebtedness. 

Dayton,  Ten n.— This  city  voted  to  issue  |5f',0  0  6  per 
per  cent  twenty-year  general  improvement  bond^.  For 
further  particulars  address  J.  T  Dean,  cashier  Daytcn 
Bank  and  Trust  Company. 

St.  Charles,  Minn. — The  City  Council  has  decided  to 
issue  $17,000  water  works  bonds  at  5  per  cent,  $1,000  due 
in  1909  and  $1,000  per  annum  thereafter  until  paid.  Bids 
will  be  opened  early  in  July. 

Qainoy,  111. — Investors  are  oautioned  against  the  pur- 
chase of  City  of  Qaincy,  t>  per  cent  bonds  ma'ariog  Jan. 
1,  1900,  and  issued  to  the  Mississippi  and  Missouri  Air 
Line  Railway.  Questions  have  been  raised  as  to  the 
regularity  of  the  signatures  on  bond^  Nos.  22,  28,  H(\  36 
and  38,  for  $500  each.  The  "Bond  Buyer"  says  iheso 
bonds  were  recently  purchased  by  a  prominent  municipal 
bond  house  of  this  city,  and  as  is  iheir  custom  before 
delivering  to  their  clients,  the  city  oflaoials  were  notified 
of  the  purchase  with  a  description  of  the  bonds,  a  request 
being  made  to  advise  the  house  if  the  bonds  were  regular. 
The  reply  not  being  satisfactory,  the  bonds  were  sent  to 
Qaincy  and  they  have  been  returned  with  advices  that  the 
signatures  were  probably  fo  ged. 

Toronto,  Ont. — The  undersigned  will  receive  tenders  for 
the  purchase  of  terminable  annuities  running  for  a  period 
of  forty  yearf,  issued  by  the  Province  of  Ontario  under 
authority  of  an  act  of  the  Provincial  Parliament.  The 
annuities  will  be  in  the  form  of  certificates  signed  by  the 
Provincial  Treasurer,  guaranteeing  half-yearly  payments 
at  the  oflSoe  of  the  Provincial  Treasurer  in  Toronto  of  sums 
of  $100  or  larger  sums  on  the  SOth  day  of  June  and  31st 
day  of  December  in  each  year  for  forty  years.  The  total 
amount  of  annuities  to  be  issued  in  1895,  and  for  which 
tenders  are  asked,  is  $8,000  annually,  but  tenders  will  be 
received  for  any  part  of  the  same  not  less  than  $200 
annually.  Tenderd  will  be  received  until  July  12  next. 
R.  Barcourt,  Provincial  Treasnier. 

Sevierville,  Tenn. — The  undersigned  committee  will  re- 
ceive sealed  bids  for  anissne  of  bonds  to  build  and  furnish 
a  courthouse  for  Sevier  County,  until  July  1,  1895.  The 
issue  directed  is  of  $20,0  0  of  coupon  bonds,  each  of  the 
denomination  of  $100,  dated  August  1,  1895,  bearing  in- 
terest from  date  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent,  payable  annually, 
both  interest  and  principal  payable  in  legal  tender  money 
of  the  United  States,  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  in  New 
York  City.  The  interest  will  be  paid  on  the  2d  day  of 
February,  each  year,  beginning  with  the  half-yearly  inter- 
est February  2,  1896,  to  pay  which  a  sinking  fund  tax  of 


iune  23,  1895. 


TltE  REAL  tiSTATte  AND  BtJlLBliTG  JOtTRKAL. 


ten  per  cent  is  levied  the  present  year.  The  bonds  are  to 
ran  ten  years,  but  may  be  redeemed  after  three  years  from 
date,  on  any  L'd  day  of  February,  on  lodging  notice  for 
sixty  days  with  the  said  bftnk.  Bids  should  be  addressed 
88  above  to  the  '"Oonrthonse  Bond  Committee,"  care  of 
Bank  of  Sevierville,  Sevierville,  Tenn.  Each  bid  mnst  be 
accompanied  by  a  duly  certified  check  in  the  sum  of  two 
thousand  dollars  (f  2,000),  which  will  be  returned  if  the  bid 
be  not  accepted.  J.  R.  Penland,  W.  D.  Atohley,  M.  B. 
MoMahan,  Courthouse  Bond  Committee  of  Sevier  County, 
Tennessee. 

Taooma,  Wash. — The  County  Commissioners  are  con- 
sidering the  matter  of  calling  an  election  to  decide  by 
vote  of  the  people  whether  to  ratify  outstanding  county 
warrants  in  the  sum  of  $165,000,  The  city  Finance  Com- 
mittee is  also  considering  the  matter  of  funding  city  war- 
ants. 

Seattle,  Wash.— The  School  Board  ordered  the  issue  of 
$400,000  school  bonds  to  meet  the  outstanding  debt,  the 
bonds  to  be  dated  July  1,'95,  and  payable  June  30,  1915,  at 
the  oflaoe  of  the  County  Treasurer.  Offered  for  sale  in 
blocks  of  $60,000.  Bids  will  be  advertised  in  the  Seattle 
papers  and  in  the  New  York  Times. 

Seattle,  Wash.— The  City  School  Board  at  its  meeting 
ordered  the  issue  of  $400,000  worth  of  bonds  to  meet  out- 
standing debt.    Attorney  of  the  board,  W.  W.  White. 

Toronto,  Canada. — The  city  will  probably  issue  $75,0C  0 
in  bonds  to  defray  expenses  for  the  improving  of  the  new 
water  works  system.    John  Blevins,  City  ClerK. 

Le  Mars,  Iowa.— An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $12,000  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a 
city  building. 


Wisconsin  Resorts< 

Kxcnrslon  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Ohicaeo,  Milwaukee  & 
Mt.  Paul  Bailway  to  BnrIin«ton.  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukee,  Hartland,  Naehotah,  Ooonomowoc,  Kilbourn,  c-narta 
phh.  ?r'  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetonka.  Tom-.hawk,  Minocqua, 
JURbart  Lake.  Ontonagon,  and  all  reanrts  of  Wifcon-ln,  Minnesota 
me  Michigan  PeDlneula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  e^ch  week  to  uiscorsin  hesorts 
S?V/  "J"®  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office! 
^  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passengor  station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 

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front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Inoumbranoe 
f  12,Q00,  due  August  1,  1898.  e%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 


Newberry's  sub.  It  47  of  b  1  in  the  State  Bank  of  Illinois  sub  of  the  n  e 
H  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  4  39  11.  July  12,  1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master. 
94  La  Salle  St.  N  0  K. 

Schully's  sub.  Its  30  and  3 1  in  b  3  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  n  w  >4  of  sec  27 
38  14.  July  IS,  Ham.  PL  She-man,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  NOR. 

Scully's  sub.  Its  31  and  32 in  b  4  of  the  n  w  "4  of  the  n  w  U  of  sec  27  38 
14:  also  Its  33  and  34  in  b  4  in  said  sub.  July  13,  Ham  P  L  Sher- 
man, master.  NOB. 

Gerber  &  Jarret's  sub.  the  n  18  ft  of  It  7  and  the  s  11%  ft  of  It  6  of  Its  5 
and  8  (ex  the  w  25  ft)  In  b  19  anJ  Its  5  6  7  and  8  In  b  20  in  Linden 
Grove  sub,  being  a  sub  of  the  s  90  acres  and  the  w  H  of  the  n  70 
acres  of  the  n  w  ."i  of  sec  21  38  14.  July  12,  1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper. 
master  NOR.  '     >     f  , 

Oarpenter's  add.  It  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  6  to  iS  in  the  sub  of  b  36.  July 

12,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOB. 

'^'^Tfi*,'!'  "  26  In  b  2  of  the  e  of  the  s  w  ?4  of  the  n  w  14  ot  sec 
16  38  14.  July  12,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  NOR, 

Keith's  resub.  It  3  in  the  resub  of  Its  72,  73  and  74  of  Its  1  to  24  in  b  3 
and  all  of  b  4  in  Keed's  sub  of  the  e  i!i  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w  >4  of 
8(30  13  39  13.  JalylMl  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma 
bidg,  NOR. 

Ooohran  et  al  sub.  It  45  in  the  sub  of  n  of  b  8  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  s  e  M 
of  sec  6  39  14.  July  20,  11  a  m.  Margaret  Nugent,  admtr.  NOB. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  add,  the  n  2a  ft  of  It  705  and  the  s  8*5  ft 
of  It  704,  being  a  sub  of  the  e  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  20  38  14.  July  16 
11  a  m.  Gbo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  NOB. 

Vincent,  It  21  in  b  B,  being  a  sob  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  n  w  >4  of  see  31  40 
14.  July  12,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master.  N  C  B. 

Jernberg's  sub,  Its  14,  16,  16,  17.  18,  21,  40,  24,  4.  6,  6,  7,  1  2  M  85  44 
46.  46.  47,  28.  29,  32,  33.  3,  38,  39,  3.  41  n  of  It  42  s  %  of  It  42  Its  43  26! 
•iT,  36,  37,  19  and  20  In  b  3  the  w  V4  of  It  24  in  b  1  and  Its  25,  29  30  40 
44,  45,  37,  38,  32,  33,  41,  42,  43,  2ii,  27,  39,  28,  36,  36,  46,  47.  34,  31  In  b  4 
of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  w  54  ot  the  s  w  J4  of  the  s  e  «  of  sec  5  39  13.  July 

13.  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master.  NOB. 

Lingle  &  Barnett's  sub.  It  3  in  b  3  of  It  1  in  the  ptn  of  the  e  48  acres  of 
the  n  96  acres  of  the  n  w  of  sec  26  39  13.  July  12  1pm  Wm  F 
Oooper,  master.  NOB, 

Elston  add,  the  n  »/4  of  It  10  in  h  89.  July  12,  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker 
master.  NOB.  ' 

Stinson's  sub.  It  8  of  b  31  in  sec  19  39  14.  July  12,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Eicker 
master.  NOB. 

Beynold'e  sub.  It  1  in  b  2  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  s  w  >4  of  sec  6  S9  13;  also 
It  3  in  b  3  in  said  sub.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Theron  Durham,  admtr 
NOB. 

Hurt  &  Douglass'  sub,  Its  3  and  4  in  b  4  of  the  e  19  acres  of  the  w  aa 
acres  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  s  w  )4  of  sec  36  40  13.  July  12,  Ham  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

Morier's  sub.  It  1  of  the  w  of  the  8  e  H  of  the  n  9  V  of  the  n  e  of 
sec  18  37  16.  July  111,  11  a  m.  Walter  Buller,  master.  L  N. 

Starr's  sub,  the  w  16  ft  ot  It  31  of  Its  114.  H5,  W  of  "Bronson's  add 
July  10.  11am.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Butler,  Wright  &  Webster's  add,  the  w  27  ft  of  It  8  in  b  18  also  It  1  in 
b  6  in  Ash'nnd  add  to  Bavenswood  in  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  w  }4  of  sec 
17  40  l4;ftl80  It  2  in  b  6and  lt23inb  3  la  Ashland  add  to  Bavenswood 
July  9.  Ham.  Walter  Butler,  master  L  B. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE, 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEEN  JUNE  16  AND  JONESu.  1894. 

Belle  Plain,  It  8  in  the  sub  of  Its  11  and  12,  being  a  sub  by  the  Sapr  Ot 
of  the  8  e  54  of  the  s  e  ^4  of  sec  18  40  14  July  17,  li  a  m.  Waltei 
Butler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Marston's  fc  Augur's  siib.  It  28  in  b  4  of  the  s  w  >4  of  the  s  w  of  tec 
20;  and  It  8  in  b  9  in  Snow  &  Dickinson's  Garfield  blvd  add  in  fee  17 
38  14.  July  17.  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Summerdale,  It  26  of  b  2.  July  27,  U  a  m.  Edwin  I  Felsenthal,  admtr. 

ij  a, 

stave  &  Kle-^m'B  sub.  Its  6,  7,  9  and  10  in  b  6  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  25  38 
13.  July  13,  1pm.  Edm  8  Onmmings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Circuit  Ot  sub,  Its  23,  24  and  25  in  b  1,  in  ptn  of  It  22  in  Oounty  Oiks 
sub  ill  sec  18  41  14.  July  16,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Bogers,  chaster,  100 
Washington  st.  L  N.  •  > 

Supr  Ot  sub.  It  14  in  b  3  of  It  2  of  Sapr  Ot  ptn  of  the  s  s-8  of  the  n  e  U 
of  sac  4  38  14.  July  16,  11  a  m.  Lucius  W  Winchester,  master,  116 
Monroe  et.  L  N. 

Hayward's  sub.  It  36  in  b  2  of  that  pt  8  of  the  blvd  of  the  s  e  !4  of  s  e 
54  of  the  n  e  !4  of  663  II  39  la.  July  13,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N.  """s. 

Premises  knowa  as  No  469  State  st;  also  Its  7  to  12.  14  to  21  in  b  7  in 
Philips  SQb  of  n  w  >4  of  n  w  14  of  sec  6  36  15.  July  16,  H  a  m  MF 
Tuley,  executor.  L  N. 

^  '^°^®^uM°'''  ^  """^    °*  'o  84  (ex  the  n  40  ft  of 

Its  31  to  34  in  b  10  in  Fort  Dearborn  add.  July  12,  lu  a  m  Til  Trust 
and  Svgs  Bk,  guardian.  L  N. 

Barnam  Grove,  the  s  60  ft  of  It  7  (ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  5  of  the  s  42  7 
acres  of  the  w  y,  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  21  38  14  also  the  u  40  ft  of  It' 7 
(ex  the  e  3b  ft)  in  b  5  in  Barnnm  Grove  sub  of  the  8  4i  7  acres  of  the 

i^n^,    J^,^  "  *  ^  "'"'y  16.  2  p  m.    H  L  Wait  master, 

110  Lb  aalie  st.  l.  N. 

°  ?7^»°     °  ■'^°!f,"''!3  °f      '8  '°  2}  in  b  4,  sees  6  and  6 

37  15;  also  Its  22  and  23  in  b  6  in  said  sub  of  the  s  e  54  of  sec  2  37  14 

July  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  mssier.  L  N. 
Lt  45  In  the  sub  ot  the  n  w  14  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e  >4  and  w  V.  of  the 

8  w  )4  of  the  n  e  "4  of  the  n  e  i4  of  sec  1  37  14,   July  12.  10  a  m  Thos 

Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg, 

ligglns.Law&Oo'sadd,  It5(exthe62ft  )    July  23,  H  am.  Alex 
Ohytrans,  admtr.  NOR. 

.aroed  siib.  Its  34  and  36  in  b  1  of  the  e     of  the  e     of  the  n  e  !4  of 

no'  B  "  ■'"'^        "  "         ^'^^  Obytraus,  admtr. 

lanal  Trustees  sub  an  nnd  1-7  int  in  the  s  H  ex  the  w  50  ft  and  ex  al- 
so the  e  26  ft  of  the  w  189  ft  of  s  /,  of  b  36  ot  w  v,  of  sec  27  39  14 
July  19,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  Wlllard,  guardian.  NOR 


Assessor's  div.  Its  2  and  3  of  the  w  H  of  b  2  in  (he  Assessor's  div  of  the 
n  w  !4  of  sec  22  39  14.  July  5,  11  a  m.  Jno  8  Brewer,  admtr.  L  B. 

"chool  sec  add,  the  w  24  ft  of  It  20  in  b  46.  July  9.  1  p  m  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  et.  LB. 

*in8low,  Jaoobson  ic  Tallman's  sub.  It  13  in  b  1  ot  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e 
^  of  sec  1  39  13.  June  2H,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  702  Ohi- 
cago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  B. 

Brown's  add.  Its  61  and  64  in  b  3.  July  8.  11  a  m.  Sarah  Kelly,  admtrx. 
L  B. 

Stinson's  sub.  It  89  of  b  17  in  sec  19  39  U.  July  S,  1  p  m.  Edm  8  Onm- 
mings, master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  B. 

Wentworth's  sub.  Its  24  and  25  in  b  2  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w  W  of 
the  n  w  V4  of  sec  34  39  14.  July  3,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master. 
526  Opera  House  bldg.  LB. 

Oanal  Trustees  enb.  It  76  in  b  6  of  the  w  V4  of  sec  6  39  14.  July  2  10  a 
m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  LB. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  sub,  It  29  in  b  59  in  sees  6  and  6  .S7  15.    July  1  1  n  m 
Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  St.  LB. 

Englewood,  Le=>  Bro's  63rd  st  add.  It  36  a  resab  of  b  2  of  Fear's  sub  of 
the  w  9%  acrei  of  the  s  19  acres  ot  the  s  e  14  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  17 
38  14.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 


July  9,   1  pin.  Geo 


armon'8  enb.  It  64  ot  b  3  in  Oanal  Trustees  sub  ot  sec  33 
23,  11  a  m.  Ohas  B  Barqolat,  admtr.  NOB. 


39  14.  July 


Edison  Pk,  Its  59  and  6"  in  b  13  in  sec  36  41  12 

Mills  Rogers,  master.  L  B. 
Lt  9  in  b  9  in  the  sub  ot  the  w  V,  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  14  38 
13.  July  1,  1pm.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B 

I  Webetere  sub.  It  2  in  b  1  of  Its  3  and  4  in  b  45  in  the  Oanal  Trustees  sub 
I    of  the  w  H  of  the  s  e  14  of  sec  21  39  14.  July  1,  11  a  m.  Jhon  a  Heime 
spl  comm.  LB. 

SoQih  Oh'go,  Notre  Dame  add.  It  20  in  b  4  a  sub  of  the  e  ?£  ot  s^o  7  37 
15.  June  29,  1pm.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

Lt  30  in  b  31  a  enb  of  the  s  e  4  ot  sec  34  40  13.   June  29.  1  d  m  Ohas 
T  Farson,  master.  Lb.  >     k  • 

Bejel  &  Lof  ffler's  add.  Its  10  and  11  in  b  2  ot  It  1  in  the  supr  Ot  ptn  of 
of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  22  39  13.   July  8,  Ham.    Maria  Stelzer,  admtrx 

Bair's  eub,  It  4  of  the  e  65  ft  of  It  4  and  the  w  20  ft  of  It  5  in  Parser's 
sub  of  It  22  and  s  '/^  ot  Its  23  to  26  in  Oobbin's  sub  of  the  n      of  the 

?nQ  ^  "t/*"  H  K,^/'''  °J  f,*"  ^  ^®  -'"'y  ^'  "  a  «eo  Bass,  naeter, 
109  Hartford  bldg.  LB. 

Rand's  sab,  It  15  of  b  34  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  s 
e  !ii  of  sec  6  and  the  n  14  and  w  ^4  ot  the  8  e  H  of  sec  7  38  14    Julv  3 
I     1  p  m.  F  T  Kinnare,  admtr.  NOR.  ■       /  t 

Oodwise  sub.  the  s  24  ft  ot  It  2  in  the  sub  of  Its  112  to  115  in  b  6  of  w  vi 
of8^eJ4otsecl8  39  14.    July  8,  11  a  m.    Wenzle  Sohuler,  admtr. 

Sweet  s  resub,  and  %  Int  ot  It  24  and  the  s  2  ft  of  It  25  in  b  20  of  bi  18 
19  ana  20  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  y,  of  the  s  e!4  of  sec  18  39  14 
Julys.  Ham.  Louis  Sladky,  admtr.  NCR. 

"  °f  «  ^-^O  a'res  ot  b  39  ot  the  111  and 
Mich  Oanal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  21  39  14.  June 
29,11am.  Dora  L  Stacn,  admtr.  NOB. 

Smith's  sub.  Its  85  and  86  in  b  36  in  Sheffield's  add.  July  1,1pm.  Edm 

S  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N.  j  < 

Eberhart  &  Koyce's  eub.  its  9,  10,  11  and  12  in  b  7  in  Fairview,  of  the  w 
H  of  the  8  e  >4  ot  sec  9  40  12.  July  2,  11  a  m.   Thos  x.  onovan,  adrntr" 

Li  J3. 

Flournoy's  sob,  an  and  %  int  in  It  66  in  b  8  being  in  the  e  H  of  the  s  w 
MVD°owelt  Id^tr!  t'l'         ""^  "  "  "^^^ 

'/u^^"2^lVa°'m°^^^^uVvyc\\:r^t.°i^t^^^ 


Oass  sub.  It  9  and  the  e  6  In  ot  It  8  in  b  2  of  the  the  n  '/,  of  n  H  of  (be 
w  W  of  It  39  in  the  School  Trustees  sab  of  sec  16  38  14.  July  16  11 
a  m.  0  L  Flnerty,  admtr.  L  N. 

Crane's  sub.  It  27  in  b  1  of  the  n  of  b  or  outlt  6  in  the  Oanal  Trust- 
ees sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  July  9,  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  maeter,  109  Hart- 
ford bldg.  L  N. 

Cornell,  divers  pieces  of  property;  also  parcel  of  ground  In  the  s  e  H 
of  sec  26  38  14.  also  It  26  in  b  8  Ironworker's  add  to  S  Ohgo  a  eub  of 
the  8  y,  ot  sec  8  37  15;  also  the  und  of  It  32  In  b  90  in  0  &  0  O  &  l> 
Oo's  enb  of  sees  6  and  6  37  16.  Julys,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master.  Hi) 
LaSalle  et.  L  N. 

Stodder's  sub,  the  s  2  )  ft  of  It  10  and  the  n  10  ft  of  It  11  in  b  1  of  th«  « 
e  ^  of  the  n  w  ^  o(  the  n  e  »4  of  sec  17  38  14.  July  8,  11  a  m.  Onas 
T  Farson,  master.  Its  Dearbjrn  st.  L  N. 

Normal  Pk,  Parmly's  add.  It  7  in  b  1,  being  a  sub  ot  the  u  w  K  of  the  •> 
^j^of  "»<=28  38  14.  July  2,  Ham.  P  L  Sher  nan,  master,  6d  Be  per 

Grossdale.  Gross'  let  add.  It  26  In  b  51  a  sub  of  the  n  w  U  of  see  34  3  I 
12.  Jalyl5,  Ham.  Flnley  Scruggs,  edmtr.  L  N. 

Lee's  add,  it  17  in  b  15  in  the  n  H  ot  sec  6  39  14.  July  8,  11  a  m  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Ashland  2d  add.  It  6  in  the  reinb  ot  Its  9,  10  and  11  iu  b  14.  July  8  11  a 

m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 
Onlver'8  Pk,  Gammon's  eub,  IU  24  and  25  in  b  2  ot  Its  1  and  2  of  Mor- 
bach  et  al  sub  of  the  s  e  14  of  the  s  w  »4  of  sec  7  40  14.    July  20,  11  a 
m.  Mi.rgaret  Miller,  adnotrx,  L  N. 

Lt  45  in  b  1  ic  the  sub  ot  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e  14  and  w 
of  the  8  w  !4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  1  37  It.  July  8.  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor 
Jr,  master,  701  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Beebesub,  It2  of  the  w  %  of  the  s  w  V4.  and  the  s  w  H  •  of  90  foot  lin.^ 

of  canal  i   sec  33  38  12.  July  17,  11  a  m.  Laoy  E  Beebe,  admtrx.  L 
Fricke  &  Dole's  sub.  It  23  ot  b  t  of  Johnston's  sab  of  the  e  W  ot  the  s 

e  H  of  sec  6  39  14.  July  8,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 
Logan's  eub.  It  16  of  It  1  of  Assessor's  div  of  the  e  H  of  the  8  H  of  the 
s  e  !4  of  the  8  w  J4  of  sec  3  38 14.  July  8,   11  a  m.   Ohae  T  Farpou 
master.  L  N  .  ' 

Johnston  &  Sexton's  sub.  Its  5,  6,  v,  8  anl  9  of  the  w  pt  of  b  1  ot  the 
Assessor's  divot  the  n  w  14  of  sec  22  39  14.  July  9,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master,  56  Partland  blk.  L  N. 

Ford's  eub.  It  69  of  b  18  in  the  sub  of  sec  19  *0  14.  July  9,  11  a  m  Wal- 
ler  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Oviatt's  sub,  sub  It  49  of  Its  46  to  52  in  b  30  in  Sneffleld's  add    July  2 

10  a  m   Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Bergman's  sub.  Its  25  and  26  b  3  w  ^  outlt  9  in  the  Canal  Trustees  sub 
e  '/j  of  sec  29  40  14.  july  2,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  Phillip's  add,  Its  485,  486  (ex  the  e  149  ft)  e  % 
n  e  !4  sec  29  38  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

^  ol?f,?',?°?' ?^  P'  °f    "  Cl'a>-k  8t  w  H  n  e  H  sec 

2040  14.  July  16,  10  s  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Allln's  resub.  It  3  of  (he  8  96  ft  of  sobblk  2  in  b  S  In  the   sub  ot  Its  31 

??QQ  f'TM""!^  °*  the  n  w  14  of  the  w  %  of  the  n  e  }4  of  sec 
32  39  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

The  e  Vi  of  the  s  e  34  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  w  H  of  s  w  "4  and  n  3S 
acres  of  the  e  V,  of  s  w  H  of  sec  20  37  13.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jae  Pease, 
eneriii.  NOR. 

Eggleston's  2nd  sub.  It  l  b  10  of  the  n  %  of  the  n  e  %  (ex  the  n  V,  ot  u 
=L°iiS  if  U^l^^  n  e  >4  in  see  28  3i  14.  July  16,  IC  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sneritl.  NOR. 

Baldwin's  sub.  Its  16  and  16  In  b  3  ot  bs  3.  14,  19,  30,  31  and  33  in  La 
Vergne  a  enb  ot  all  of  n  w  >.4  and  that  pt  of  n  e  14  and  e  e  >4  and  e  v, 
of  8  w  H  in  sec  31  39  13.  July  16,  10  a  m.  /as  Peaee,  sheriff   N  O  R. 

Elston's  add.  It  9  b  93  sees  4  and  5  39  14.  July  16.  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sneriii,  N  O  K. 

Glencoe,  ely  200  ft  nf  the  sly  70.8  ot  It  5  and  the  e  200  ft  ot  It  6  all  in  b 
A.  July  9,  10  a  m-  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Lane's  sub.  Its  80  and  31  of  the  w  H  ot  the  s  w  H  of  the  n  w  U  of  s  w 
H  of  sec  17  38  14.  July  9,  lu  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR* 


FOR 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMEJTT  as  BUSINESS  PHOPERTI. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
Of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation .  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


614 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


June  29,  1895 


June  29,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


615 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
June  27,  1895. 


Sales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000....    994 

Oity,  under  $1,000   107 

Ooanty  Ill 


Amoant. 
17,126,775 
67,848 
366,487 


Total . 


312 


$7,461,110 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  June  28,  1894. 

Bales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            260  $1,367,310 

City,  under  1,000                          173  105,152 

°°°uty  ,                              136  326,536 

Total                                     669  $1,797,908 


Aberdeen  st,  premises  No  6406,  25x124.61; 

Jane  10,  M  8  Bird  to  W  T  Payne.  .$3,500 
Adams  st,  176  ft  w  of  S  4l8t  av,  s  f  25x 
121;  May  25.  F  8  Dewey  to  J  F  Caut- 
ion |1,250 

Adams  av,  141  ft  s  of  8.3rd  st,  w  f  50x125, 
and  other  ppty;  May  29.  E  B  Oamp  to 

A  F  Keeney  |4,030 

Adams  st,  175  f  t  e  of  8  42nd  av,  s  f  25x 
121;  Jane  27.  W  A  Renter  to  L  M  Gor- 
ton  |5,400 

Ada  st,  250  ft  8  of  62nd,  e  f  E0xU7;  June 

22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K  Yonnjr,  reo.$7,200 
Ada  st,  197  ft  8  of  67th,  e  f  26x124;  June 

24.  E  U  Seeman  to  I  A  Brinemon. $2,600 
Anthony  av,  217  ft  s  e  of  South  Park,  s 
w  f  25x125;  June  15.  J  M  MoMinn  to  A 

T  STrexler  $4,510 

Armoar  av,  191  ft  n  of  55th  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Deo  31,'94.  R  Letsohe  to  E  Silk- 

enat  $1,500 

Artesian  av,  s  e  oor  Potomao,  w  f  75x126; 
Jane  11.  G  L  0  Rappreoht  to  O  T  Lof- 

dahl  $3  660 

Ashland  ar,  76  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  2Sx 
124;  Jnne  24.  0  N  Strotz  to  8  Brown 

Jr  $1,267 

Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  Hillook,  w  f  560x134, 
more  or  lees,  rnnniog  back  to  Sonth 
Branch  river,  with  other  ppty  in  Jcliet, 
111;  also  mannfaotnring  plants,  docks, 
etc;  May  4,'89.  Joliet  8teel  Oo  to  Illinois 

Steel  Oo  |4,626,6fO 

Austin  av,  8  w  oor  Robey  st,  n  f  48x94; 
Jnne  24,  M  R  Davis  to'  M  S  Downey 

 $10,000 

i  Avers  av,  288  ft  8  of  LeMoyne,  w  f  48x 
1241^;  Jnne  24,  E  T  Brown  to  0  Stan- 
ton $1,100 

Berteau  av,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  n  f  lOOx 
125;  June  al.RS  Elder  to  B  Schmidt 

 }5.(00 

Bishop  st,  249  ft  8  of  48th,  w  f  25x124; 

Jane  22.  N  Qoerres  to  S  Wolf  $l,4;0 

Bishop  st,  275  tt  s  of  53rd,  e  f  25x124  47- 
100;   Deo  15,'94.    O  Oannavan   to  L 

Haghes   $2,500 

Bine  Island  av,  s  e  oor  Ewing  st,  n  w  f  20 
xlOlx64xl20;  Jane  2C.  A  F  W  Wagner 

to  F  M  Lehmann  $9,^00 

Bradley  pi,  a  e  oor  Fremont  st,  n  f  5  x 
131>^;  Jnnel.  FA  Schwnohow  to  M 

Kennedy  $3,500 

Bnokingham  pi,  466  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Jane  16;  8  Eckman  to  0  R 

Stave  $5,500 

Bnokingham  pi,  same  ppty;  Jane  18.  0 

R  Stave  to  G  W  Elder  $6,000 

Barling  st,  300  ft  s  of  Dewey  pi,  e  f  26x 
105i|;  Jane  17.  0  Flashaar  to  J  0  D 

Rosa  $3,500 

California  av,  33  tt  s  of  McLean,  e  f  25x 
90,  more  or  less;  Jane  17.  F  Bailey  to 

C  A  Olson  $1,200 

California  av,  120  ft  u  of  Marianna,  e  f 
24x126;  Jane  20.  J  L  Sheaflfer  to  E 

Qa'ier  $3,(00 

Campbell  av,  175  ft  s  of  Wellington  st,  e 
f  50x125;  Jane  21.  8  Weber  to  C  E 

Likens  $1,200 

Carmen  av,  247  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st.  n  f  50 
xl80;  Jane  13.  F  R  Mueller  to  G  A 

Sahlberg  $2,400 

Carmen  av,  264  ft  e  of  E  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  26x  1241^ ;  June  LEW  Zander 

to  8  I  Newbanks  $3,0C0 

Carpenter  st,  100  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  26x124; 

May  14.  P  Nelson  to  A  Stenhouse. $1,600 
Center  st,  75  ft  e  of  Third  av,  n  f  lOOx 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  21,  C  A  Mo- 

Kenzie  to  E  B  Camp   . .  $1,5Q0 

Champlain  av,  236  ft  e  of  47th  st,  w  f  25x 
124  85-lCO;  Jnne  19,  W  8  Vanderwater 
to  M  Briggs  $14,000 


Chicago  av,  1,972  fte  of  State  st,  n  f  250x 
127;  June  17,  George  W  Streetor  to  D 

J  Overholt  $100,000 

Clark  st  8,  95  ft  n  of  Van  Buren,  e  f  60  ft 
through  to  Pacific  av,  June  20.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  F  8  Osborne  $146,747 

Cleaver  st,  n  e  cor  Bradley,  w  f  26x124  66- 
100;  June  20.  R  Brand  to  J  Drabanski 

 $8,500 

Clifton  av,  75  ft  s  of  Garfield,  w  f  25x124; 

June  24.  H  D  Gann  Jr  to  L  Burst. $6,500 
Clinton  st,  228  ft  s  of  118th, ef  26x123.65; 
Jnne  19.  8  C  Joyner  to  P  Mnlvaney 

 $2,000 

Clinton  et,  153  ft  s  of  118,  e  f  25x123  7-10; 

Jnne  19.  J  Joyner  to  P  Mnlvaney .  $2,000 
Claremont  av,  141  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  e  f 
25x124;  Jane  13.  A  Wettengel  to  A  F 

Keeney  $2,300 

Coles  av,  s  w  oor  77th  st,  n  e  f  75x200; 
Apr  30.  J  E  Danielsou  to  77th  street  M 

E  Chnroh  $3,250 

Commercial  av,  255  ft  s  of  88th  st,  w  f  25 
xl40;  June  5.  8  Oatowski  to  L  Draeger 

 $1,912 

Commercial  aV;  170  ft  n  of  92nd  st,  e  f  60 
xl38,»>^;  Jane  15.  D  Lake  to  C  Fink 

 $30,000 

Congress  st,  s  e  oor  Laflin,  n  f  25x105; 

Feb  18.  G  0  Solis  to  J  T  Hall  84,500 

Cornelia  st,  76  ft  w  of  49th  av,  s  f  50x 
1253^,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  19.  G  W 

Craijf  to  M  D  Birge  $2,000 

Dearborn  st,  125  ft  s  of  38th,  w  f  25x110; 
June  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Q  C  Pfeiffer 

 $2,959 

Dearborn  av,  89  f t  s  of  Superior  st,  e  f  20 
x80,  June  24,  Mast  in  Chy   to  E  8 

Dreyer  $3,278 

DeKalb  st,  32  f t  8  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  e  f 
20.4x124.4;  May  22.  M  A  Aber  to  F 

Gamble  ,  $1,500 

Dewey  pi,  375  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  b  f  37i^ 
xl61J^;  Jane  3.  W  Schoeninger  to  A  C 

Seavert   $3,300 

Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Rockwell  st,  s  f  48 
1-10x130  65-100,  and  other  ppty ;  June 

3.  J  Wain  to  O  A  Lewis  $16,000 

Douglas  blvd,  s  e  oor  W  23rd  st,  w  f  48x 

125;  Jnne  24.  J  Rane  to  A  Mojzis. $6,000 
Dover  st,  153  ft  s  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  5(  x 
150,  more  or  less;  June  16.  Graoeland 
Cemetery  Company  to  S  Brown  Jr.$8,900 
Bggleston  av,  82  ft  n  of  72nd  st,  w  f  16?^ 
xll9>^;  Jnne  24.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to  J 

M  Oakes  et  al  $5,500 

Eggleston  av,  93}^  ft  n  of  71st  st,  e  f  50x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  May  28.  8  Hicks 

to  M  Griggs  $15,000 

Elbridge  st,  76  f t  s  w  of  Drake  av,  s  e  f 
25  to  alley;  June  21.  K  Sohlutz  to  N  J 

Rosvall  $1,000 

Elizabeth  av,  230  ft  s  of  82nd  st.  e  f  25x 
1261^;  Jnne  15.  D  A  Goodman  to  H  W 

Hutchinson  $1,700 

Eighty-ninth  st,  166  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  8  f  25x125;  June  8.  D  A  Goodwin  to 

J  E  Greenebanm  $1,000 

Eleanor  av,  140  ft  n  of  83rd  st,  e  f  24x125, 
und  }4  int;  Jnne  22.  O  Rubens  to  A  U 

Mahler  $1,0C0 

Ellis  av,  113  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  25xl5'<i^; 
June  24.  A  D  Elmers  to  E  M  Hagan 

 $2,20U 

Emerald  av,  33  ft  s  of  94th  st,  e  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  June  20.  J  Q  Wise  to 

D  W  Simons  $15,000 

Erie  st,  601  42-100  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  u  f  26 
xlOO;  June  19.  W  Allen  to  R  F  Siohler 

 $2,000 

Erie  st,  n  e  oor  Robey,  s  f  24xl21i^;  June 

26.  A  Lind  to  H  Goldstine  $2,600 

Evans  av,  348  ft  s  of  73d  st,  e  f  24  85-100 
xl24  7-10;  June  20.  W  F  Rnehle  to  8  A 

Moody  et  al  $1,660 

Fairfield  av,  s  w  oor  Coartland  st,  e  f  48^ 
xl26;  June  26.   Mast  in  Chy  to  F  W 

Bipper  $2,717 

Fairfield  av,  580  ft  s  of  Harvard  st,  e  f  25 
xUl;  May  28.  C  M  Gesohke  to  B  M 

Tower  $10,000 

Fifth  av,  281  ft  8  of  36th  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Apr  27.  0  Jorn  to  A.  8  Feldman. . .  $2,000 
Fifteenth  st  W,  400  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  n  f 

25x80;  Jan  24.  A  Nemeoto  J  Frea8.$l,800 
Fifty-first  av  N,  121  ft  8  of  Grand  av,  e  f 
30x160;  June  18.  Est  of  R  H  Hnrdley 

to  A  M  Hnrdley  $1,100 

Fifty-first  st,  n  w  oor  May,  s  f  126J^x 
109  65-100;  June  22,  K  Sommer  to  C 

Raeth  $8,000 

Fifty-fifth  blvd,  s  e  oor  Halsted  8t,  n  f 
108^x130;  Fifty  fifth  blvd,  s  w  oor 
Emerald  av,  n  f  150x180,  und  ^  int; 
May  17.  E  O  Wood  to  H  C  Gray .. $25,000 


Fifty-fifth  8t,  100  ft  e  of  Monroe  av,  n  f 


75x88;  June  15.  F  B  Laws  to  G  Catlin 

 $58,000 

Fifty-fifth  pi,  8  e  oor  8  40th  av,  n  f  59ax 
120,  and  other  ppty;  June  17.  William 
R  Merriam    to   Charles   S  MaoCarty 

 $20,000 

Fifty-fifth  pi,  same  ppty;  Jnne  15.  George 
A  Hart  and  wife  to  J  H  Whitemore 

  $28,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  8  e  oor  Springfield  av,  n  f 
592x124,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  21.  Chas 
S  MacCarty  to  the  traslees  of  the  estate 

of  William  Hill  $26,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  105  ft  e  of  Monroe  av,  s  f 
35x94;  June  10.  E  Taylor  to  H  C  Taylor 

 •-  $12,000 

Fifty-ninth  st  N,  359  ft  w  ot  Ashland  av. 
n  f  25x1271^;  June  3.  P  Daleiden  to  K 

E  Q  Bolander  $1,000 

Forest  ay,  595  ft  s  of  35th  st,  w  f  16j^x 
132;  Jane  12.  M  B  Madden  to  J  E  Lind- 

qnist  $6,500 

Forty-first  st,  133  ft,  more  or  lees,  e  of  8t 
Lawrence  av,  n  f  20x121;  Jnne  18.  M 

Briggs  to  C  L  Wood  $6,500 

Forty-third  st,  s  w  oor  Paroell  av,  ii  f  76x 
12,51^;  June  14.  C  N  Griffith  to  J  L 

Konhn  $65,000 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  144  ft  w  of  Wallace 
st,  8  f  21x126;  Jnne  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

A  E  Egan  $2,988 

Fonrteenth  pi  W,  275  ft  e  of  Jefferson  st, 
s  f  25x99;  Jane  13.  J  Delehanty  to  R 

Berbia  $2,000 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  159  ft  w  of  Laflin  st,  s  f 
25x124;  Apr  16.  F  L  Moore  to  A  Klcn- 

hrmizer  $1,50 

Franklin  st,  n  w  cor  Fremont,  e  f  50x126; 
and  other  ppty;  June  7.  L  E  Orandall 

to  D  W  Ryan  $12,000 

Franklin  st,  46  ft  n  of  Madison,  e  f  46x 
80,  more  or  less;  Jnne  5.  James  B  Dodge 

et  al  to  H  J  M  Lnedde  $120,000 

Fremont  st,  177  ft  s  of  Clay,  w  f  25x125; 
Jane  3.  MM  Mamerow  to  F  Kolodzik 

  $2,20 

Fremont  st,  131  ft  n  of  Webster  av.  e  f 
24x124;  June  26.  I  F  Eamin  to  H  F 

Donovan  $12,000 

FoUerton  av,  1  0  ft  w  of  N  70th,  s  f  50x 
163;  June  21.  J  Birtmstle  to  J  Standi- 

ford  $1,000 

Fnllerton  av,    same   ppty;  June  22.  J 

Standiford  to  A  Birtinstle   $1,000 

FuUerton  av,  n  w  cor  Central  Park,  s  f 
52x125;  Jnne  17.  P  Sohnlte  to   C  W 

Peters  ..$2,026 

Fulton  st,  79  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  20x 
137;  June  12.  H  W  Wagner  to  M  C  Hurd 

 $4,200 

Gilbert  p!,  391  f t  n  w  of  Vinoennes  av,  n 
e  f  50x125;  June  25.  J  H  Sohmidt  to  A 

Roloflf  $1,400 

Gilbert  pi,  71  ft  s  e  of  Chicago  Rock 
Island  and  Pacific  Railway  s  w  f  50x 
125;  June  18.  EB  Pease  to  P  Feustel 

 $1,300 

Govern  st,  15  1  ft,  more  or  less;  w  of  Sac- 
ramento av,  s  f  25x140;  June  13.  Q  Ross 

to  M  L  Koch   $3,300 

Grand  av,  S3  ft  e  of  Fisehor,  s  f  40x  122; 

Jane  19.  Y  Lill  to  J  R  Lill   $2,'i00 

Qroveland  av,  375  ft  s  e  of  Slst  st,  e  f  60 
xllG;  Jnne  19.  M  Briggs  to  W  8  Van- 
derwater  $10,000 

Halsted  st,  175  ft  n  of  120th,  e  f  50x125; 
May  14,  Amer  T  and  8  Bank  to  L  M 

Kleeman  $2,5^0 

Halsted  st,  225  ft  s  of  63d,  w  f  26x113; 
June  17,  E  B  Asohermaon  to  J  H  Weiss 

 $.3,673 

Halsted  st,  125  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x125; 
Feb  11.  G  Anderson  to  L  A  MoUlena- 

han  $14,500 

Halsted  st,  1^6  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x124.8; 
Jane  18.  L  A   McOenahan   to   B  N 

Oooley  $10,000 

Halsted  st,  147  ft  n  of  Center,  e  f  25x125; 
June  17,  M  Hollaoher  to  A  Bernero 

 $8,700 

Harding  av,  n  e  cor  W  18th  st,  w  f  228x 
129,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  4.  L  H  Whit- 
ney to  M  L  Whitney   $4,000 

Harding  av,  141  ft  n  of  Park,  e  f  23x124; 
Jnne  27,  W  R  Langar  to  J  E  Langar 

 $4,000 

Harrison  st,  326  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  26x 
125;  June  17,  K  Richards  to  M  C  Hurley 

 $4,800 

Hermitage  st,  240  ft  8  of  Jackson,  e  f  60x 
125,  aleo  all  of  It  23,  26,  27  and  30  ex  e 
623^  ft  in  same  bik;  June  4.  Est  of  E 

Stanford  to  L  E  Nelow  $27,500 

Hermitage  av,  116  ft  n  of  York  st,  e  f  50x 
127;  June  13.  John  M  Hedenberg  to 
James  W  Hedenberg,  $6,250 


Hermitage  av,  192  ft  a  of  Emily  st,  w  f 
24xl30i  May  7.  C  Stolinski  to  8  Wile- 

zewski  $3,00  ) 

Hope  st,  340  ft  e  of  Morgan,  n  f  20x70?^; 

June  24.  E  Riley  to  L  Bertoli  $2.45o 

Howe  st,  190  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  June  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Oonnecti- 

ODt  Gen'l  Life  Ins  Co  $4,67.i 

Humboldt  st,  50  ft  s  of  Thomas,  e  f  25x 
125;  June  25.  J  Anderson  to  O  Oalberff 

 $2,20n 

Humboldt  st,  50  ft  b  of  Dunning,  w  f  25x 
125  7-10;  June  3  C  E  Cessna  to  A  West- 

erling  $1,8C0 

Humboldt  blvd,  66  ft  s  of  Fnllerton  av,  e 
f  50x212;  Jane  24.  K  Leininger  to  J  F 

Leininsrer  $4,7f0 

Humboldt  st,  50  ft  s  of  Thomas,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jnne  25.  O  Anlberg  to  J  A  Wies- 

berg  $2,2f0 

Hnron  st,  100  ft  w  of  N  46th  av,  s  f  25x 
121;  June  21,  T  Boehm  to  H  Oldfield 

   $2,300 

Ingleside  av,  169  ft  n  of  76th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  June  24.  L  L  Kerr  to  A  Biahop 

 $2,000 

Irving  av,  250  ft  n  of  Potomao,  w  f  24x 
125;  Jnne  22.  C  Jornson  to  W  J  Jesper- 

8on  $3,150 

Jeffery  av,  76  ft  n  of  72d  pi,  e  f  38x157; 

Jan  2.  T  I  Bennett  to  J  M  Flagg.  .$8,0  "0 
Jeffrey  av,  41  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  42x157; 

Jane  19.  T  I  Bennett  to  H  H  Horr. $3,400 
Kingston  av,  147  ft  s  of  85th  st,  e  f  76x 
125;  June  50.  H  Allen  to  J  Gust^fson 

 $i,8on 

Kiczie  st,  289  f t  e  of  N  48th  av,  s  f  24x 
106J^;  Oct  1,'87.  A  B  Dewey  to  E  Kins 

 $1,610 

Kinzie  st.  218  ft  w  of  N  47th  av,  b  f  24x 
1061^;  Sept  18,'94.  E  RetfBnider  to  Dr 

E  H  Griffin  $2,500 

Kinzie  st,  same  ppty;  Sep  29,'94.  Dr  G  H 

Griffin  to  M  H  Buckley  $2,500 

Laflin  st,  s  e  oor  46th,  w  f  23x124;  May  10. 

G  J  Tatge  to  W  Doell  $2,600 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Sew,  otherwise  de- 
scribed by  metes  and  bounds.  It  63  bIk  4; 
May  4.  E  R  Streetor  to  R  F  Sichler 

 -  $6,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Sew,  otherwise  de- 
scribed by  metes  and  bounds,  It  5  blk 
9;  June  18.  G  W   Streetor  to  S  W 

Whitnery  $10,0f  0 

Lake  st,  185  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  s  f 
30x77;  Deo  26,'94.  N  V  Brown  to  W  V 

Brown  _  ...  $2,500 

La  Salle  st,  37}^  fc  n  of  l-^eth  pi,  w  f  37^4 
xl22;  June  7.  E  0  Wentworlh  to  F  A 

Mattsson  $1,400 

La  Salle  st,  302  ft  n  of  37th.  e  f  24xl20>^; 

June  20.  A  Bradley  to  F  J  Rein.  .$1,325 
Lawrence  av,  414  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  50x 
99;  Jnne  20.  A  Imhof  to  C  8  Whitcomb 

 $2,fi00 

Lawience  av,  464  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  60x 
99;  June  20.  A  Imhof  to  A  McKinzie 

 $2  500 

Lawrence  av.  664  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  5() 
x99;  June  20.  A  Imhof  to  H  T  Brown 

 $2,£00 

Leavitt  at,  n  e  oor  Coblentz,  w  f  24x100; 
June  12.  J  H  Hodges  to  A  Churchill 

 $6,250 

Leavitt  st.  264  ft  s  of  34th.  e  f  24x126; 

Aug  2,'92.  J  G  Earle  to  M  Stoll  $1,660 

Lexington  av,  87  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  e  f  l?Ox 
164;  Jnne  27.  J  P  Smith  to  S  Phelps 

 $17,500 

Lime  st,  318  ft  s  of  Archer  av,  e  f  24x100; 

June  20.  F  Pans  to  F  Fritsoh  $2,760 

Lincoln  av,  48  ft  n  of  98th  st,  w  f  50x136; 
June  24.  F  F  Oviatt  to  W  E  Burgess 

 $3,toa 

Lincoln  av,  357  ft  s  e  of  Wellington,  s  w 
f  26  to  alley;  June  21,  Est  of  F  Pans  to 

T  Pans  $1,050 

Lincoln  av,  s  w  oor  Newport,  n  e  f  24x 
117;  June  27.  J  B  Thielen  to  W  F  Kuss- 

mann  $2,400 

Lincoln  st,  s  w  oor  Foster  av,  e  f  126x152; 

Apr  30.  L  A  Brown  to  F  Babbage. $6,437 
Lincoln  st,  75  ft  n  of  Winona  av,  e  f  75x 
152;  Apr  30,  L  A  Brown  to  F  Babbage 

 $3,862 

Loomis  st,  74  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  75x124;  June 

24,  0  Swansen  to  J  Oleson  $2,600 

Lowe  av,  232  fts  of  66th  st,  w  f  33}^xl25; 
June  20.  B  L  Karlstrand  to  J  Kingsley 

 $3,600 

Lowe  av,  150  ft  s  of  33d  st,  w  f  24x126; 

June  18.  A  Crane  to  V  H  Cavao  $1,250 

Lowe  av,  410  ft  s  of  118th  st,  e  f  25x123; 

June  10.  J  W  Graham  to  H  Ballin. $3,000 
Lowe  av,  198  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  26x126; 
(Continued  m  page  569 


616 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


June  29,  1895. 


Attractive  Ofiices  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE  . 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  oflQces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com 
fortable  convenience,  used  or  patented 
— everything  possessed  by  any  other 
olBce  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— ''Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 
From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procuie  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaso. 


L.0'18  Lukes,  ManaKer. 


TelephODe  Main  1481. 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsomBst  Restaurant  in 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  oard  to 
THE  C£.AI9II>i  COmPANY, 

iOHN  WEDDEBBUBN,     -     MANAQINO  ATTOBNET, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


requires  a 


Washburn 

Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  the  world  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
the  makers, 

Lyon  «&  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FREE) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  lirst-class 
Music  Dealers. 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  rOB 

SO  DIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENTS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
»he  line  of  doty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
linoe  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
if  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
'itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 
/hoQsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
»r  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
■lati'  faooesafi  1 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410, 
Henidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobblo^  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


\7t^\i.^^  In  endless  variety 
VlOimS  ^^g■-eatly  reduced 

'  ^  prices.  From  $3.00 

to  S2000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A_k  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
Violins  -Vat  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 

Visitors  cordi-     i  ,.„„   c.  t-i  i  . 

ally  welcome.      Lyon  &  Mealy  , 

Wabash-ave.  and  Adams-st. 
N.B.-We  sell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-Price 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

QenAral  Jobblni;  It  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca.lcim.lnlns,  eto. 
All  kiuud  01  Cemont  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qnincy  St.. 

tiilldlnK  Material*  Chlcaco 

For  Sale,     Telephone.  Main  767 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

Othera  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  6l  Co* 

216  Wtbath  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


BROTHERS 


In  the  ei^ht  large  Salesrooms  on  first 
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((joatinued  from  page  667.) 
Mav  28.  J  Marphy  to  J  W  Dowd.  .11,000 
Mackinaw  av,  s  w  oor  89th  at,  e  f  30x140, 
nud  %  int;  June  13.  A  Federmann  to  P 

H  Bishop  13.000 

^  Maiden  et,  307  ft  n  of  Leland  av,  e  f  fiOx 
■       158;  June  21.  Qraoeland  Cemetery  Oo 

*       to  L  M  Kendall  |2,9C0 

Maplewood  av  N,  premiBes  No  769,  25x 
l-^e;  Jane  17.0  Q  H  Anderson  to  F 

Tymioh   $9,600 

Maplewood  av,  n  w  oor  of  Hirsoh  et,  e  f 
25x126,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  26.  L 

Paulsen  to  0  P  Holbeok  $18,600 

Marphfleld  av,  287  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x 
12^;  June  18.  fl  R  Stave  to  8  Eokman 

et  al   $3,200 

May  Bt,  48-  ft  n  of  7nth,  e  f  99x126;  June 

3.  J  H  Zeis  to  J  A  Swaneon  et  al.  .$2,500 
May  St,  216  ft  s  of  87th,  e  f  25x124;  June 

ai.  M  E  Treaoy  to  J  Barnett   $2,800 

McLean  av,  10  )  ft  w  of  Ballon  st,  n  f  5f;x 
126;  Jane  24.  E  T  Rnthamel  to  8  La- 

moranx  $2,600 

Miohiffan  av,  396  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  493^ 
x2:;0,  more  or  less;  Jane  19,  M  Briggs 

to  W  8  Vanderwater  $6,187 

Miohigaa  blvd,  48  ft  8  of  B  13th  st,  w  f 
24x130;  Jane  12.   Nellie  W  Chambers 

and  others  to  George  A  Hart  $45,000 

Michigan  av,  648  ft  s  of  6l8t  st,  w  f  36x 
160;  May  30,  J  Griffin  to  0  M  Collins 

 $7,3£0 

MoflFat  st,  8  e  oor  Campbell  av,  n  f  24x 
124  2  3;  Jane  U.  H  Fiok  to  H  Lippoldt 

 :   $2,800 

Monroe  st,  75  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  n  f 
25x1071^;  June  3.  F  Ferguson  to  W  J 

Lester  $3,125 

Monroe  st,  202  ft  w  of  8  4l8t  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  June  1.  T  J  Riley  to  A  E  Chapman 

 $1,2  5 

Monroe  st,  260  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  8  f  25x 
191;  Jane  1.  8  B  Fleming  to  A  H  Heper 

 $8,7(0 

Monroe  av,  150  ft  s  of  64:th  st,  e  f  60xi65; 
June  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  V  B  Russell 

  $6,32 

Monroe  av,  290  ft  s  of  62nd  st,  e  f  60x 
166;  May  1.  0  A  Buell  to  0  J  Bussie 

 $25,000 

Montana  st,  283  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  s  f 
14x113;  Apr  1.  P  Busohwah  to  A  J  Sam- 
nelson  .  $1^4( 

Mospratt  st,  72  ft  s  o'  32d  pi,  e  f  24x125; 

Feb  21.  F  Kooh  to  P  Kotezki  $2,765 

Newberry  av,  199  ft  s  of  Taylor  st,  e  f  24 
86-lCOilOO;  Jane  24.  E  Horan  to  M 

Handmaker  et  al  $3,600 

Nineteenth  st  W,  100  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Jnne  7,  K  H  Franke  to  P 

Tollar  $9,000 

Ninety  first  st,  495  ft  e  of  Woodlawn  av, 
23^  acres;  June  20.  W  V  Jacobs  to  D 

5d  Hillis  $3,750 

Ninety-third  st,  n  e  00;  Lexington  av,  6 
acres;  June  19.  W  M  Alister  to  E  B 

Jennings  $10,(00 

Ninety-seventh  st,  61  ft  w  of  Exchange 
av,  8  f  25x135;  June  20.  O  Anderson  to 

N  Lykke   $1,E00 

North  av,  s  w  oor  Springfield,  n  f  48x126; 
May  20.  O  N  Owen  to  W  H  E  Kuehne 

 $3,200 

North  av,  98  ft  e  of  N  42d,  n  f  24x125; 
Apr  23,'94.  J  F  Thompson  to  L  C  Jor- 

genaon  $1,050 

Norton  av,  176  ft  w  of  46th,  n  f  60x125; 
June  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K  Young 

 $5,000 

Oakdale  av.  280  ft  w  of  Kvanaton,  s  f  65x 
125;  Jane  11.  C  Wagner  and  wife  et  al 

to  L  Enders  $10,350 

Oakdale  av,  360  ft  e  of  Evanston,  8  f  37x 
140j^;  May  2?.  E  Sohultz  to  J  H  Beh- 

rent    $6,660 

Oakdale  av,  426  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  12 
xl25;  Apr  23.  J  Croak  to  A  M  Nelson 

^  $1,380 

Oakdale  av,  403  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  22x 
125;  Apr  23.  B  Lichter  to  A  M  Nelson 

^  $2,630 

Oakenwald  av,  327  ft  n  w  of  45th  st,  w  f 
19x141;  June  22.  F  B  Dyohe  to  W  H 

Richardson  $10,000 

Oakley  av,  194  f t  n  of  Potomac,  e  f  25x 
124;  May  24.  J  Kelly  to  R  Rabenstein 

 $3,3C0 

Oakley  av,  n  w  oor  Luebeck  st,  e  f  96x 

100;  Jnne  26.  O  Hess  to  H  Hahn.. $4,000 
Oakley  av,  141  ft  s  of  Belmont,  e  f  26x 
125;  Mar  18.  G  Holsz  to  A  F  Keeney 

„  •  $3  000 

Onkley  av,  396  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  26x120^; 

June  5.  I  M  Larson  to  L  Pederson. $3,600 
Oak  st,  104  ft  w  of  N  43rd  av,  n  f  75x126; 
Jane  21.  S  Laoioroax  to  E  J  Rithamel 


 $1,350 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  s  e  oor 
Stewart  av,  n  f  56,58x106.3;  June  18. 
American  T  and  8  Bank  to  H  Kaehler 

 $2,900 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  st,  s  w  oor 
Peoria,  n  f  375,20x580.87;  June  7.  Levi 
Carter  to  The  Carter  White  Lead  Co 

 $350,000 

Osgood  at,  240  ft  n  of  Buena  av,  e  f  60x 
150;  June  18.  W  Pottle  to  G  M  Weeks 

 $7,000 

Park  av,  437  ft  e  of  California,  n  f  17x70; 
Jnne  4.  H  fl  Spring  to  H  L  Thompaon 

 $4,500 

Park  av,  471  ft  e  of  California,  n  f  17x70; 
June  4.  H  E  Tuttle  to  H  L  Thompson 

 $4,500 

Park  av,  454  ft  e  of  California,  n  f  17x70; 
June  4.  E  E  Rooks  to  H  L  Thompson 

    $4,5^^0 

Park  av.  125  ft  e  of  S  44tb,  n  f  26x126; 

June  17.  F  S  Tyrrell  to  J  H  Baker. $1,0(0 
Park  av.,  68  ft  e  of  8  43rd  ot,  l  f  25x125; 

Jnne  17.  F  8  Tyrrell  to  E  Baker. . #1,100 
Parnell  av,  293  ft  o  of  7l8t  st  e  f  26xlV5; 
June  19.  M  J  Brake  to  F  J  Cnnneen 

 $4,0^0 

Parnell  av,  134  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  60x126; 

June  5,  B  L  Newman  to  A  Winne. $14,00) 
Parnell  av,  64  ft  s  of  69lh  st,  w  f  28x124; 

Sep  19,'8'i,  ^  O  Bndd  to  H  Gray., $3,200 
Parnell  av,  275  ft  s  of  30th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Jnne  24.  W  E  Burgess  to  F  F  Oviatt 

 $3,0f0 

Paulina  st,  301  ft  s  of  63d.  w  f  25x123; 
May  25,  M  Finkelstine  to  L  Franklin 

 $2,800 

Paulina  st,  164  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x123; 
May  23.  O  W  Holmgren  to  L  Franklin 

 $2,700 

Paulina  Rt,  232  ft  n  of  84th,  e  f  100x125; 

Aug  80,'92,  B  Meyer  Jr  to  T  Dunn, $1,692 
Paulina  st,  142  ft  n  of  Leland  av,  e  f  62x 
147;  Jnne  20,  E  W  Zander  to  V  0  Price 

 $7,(01 

Paulina  st,  212  ft  s  of  Byron  av,  w  f  26x 
123;  Jnne  25,  0  Weinrioh  to  O  Alex- 
ander  $3,500 

Paulina  st,  same  ppty;  Jnne  25.  0  Alex- 
ander to  M  Weinrioh  $3,500 

Peoria  st,  100  ft  a  of  115th,  w  f  50x171^; 

May  29,  A  Soderberg  to  J  King. .  .$1,200 
Peoria  st.  199  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f  25 
xl24  67-1(0;  June  3.  J  A  Swanson  el  al 

to  J  H  Zeis   18,000 

Peoria  st,  291  ft  s  of  63d,  w  f  25x125; 
Ja:e  19.  L  Anderson  to  L  P  Morrison 

 $6,000 

Polk  st  W,  ft  e  of  S  47th  av,  s  f  25x 

125;  Apr  30.  J  Oonley  to  J  E  Martin 

 $2,000 

Prairie  av,  200  ft  n  of  4l8t  st,  w  f  20x160; 
June  17.  M  H  Bogert  to  W  A  Puroell 

 $6,760 

Prairie  av,  266  ft  s  of  35th  st,  e  f  50x124; 

Jnne  4.  B  E  Kerr  to  M  J  Kerr  $10.(00 

Prairie  av,  299  ft  n  of  59th  st,  w  f  60x178; 
and  other  ppty;  June  15.  G  Catlin  to  F 

B  Laws  $30,000 

Princeton  av,  109  ft  n  of  88th  st.  e  f  50x 
125;  June  24.  L  H  Ross  to  J  S  Dudley 

 $1,000 

Prospect  av,  69  ft  s  of  93rd  st,  w  f  25x 
2il,  more  or  less;  June  27.  H  Goldstine 

to  M  Goodwin  $2,150 

Prospect  av,  s  e  oor  93rd  st,  w  f  69x194. 
more  or  less;  June  27.  H  Goldstine  to 

A  Lind   $6,350 

Ravenswood,  Portman's  addition  no  blk 
given,  Us  22  and  23;  Jnne  20.  C  Becker 

to  R  Busoh  $1,060 

Ravenswood  Park  E,  24  ft  s  of  Byron  st, 
w  f  ^5x108;  May  29.  J  Rood  Jr  to  P  T 

Hoban   .   $1,650 

Rhine  st,  212  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  48x 
100;  June  19.  O  Knndson  to  I  J  Geer 

 $1,5C0 

Ridgeway  av,  136  ft  s  of  Oourtland  st,  e  f 
26x125;  Feb  16,'93.  H  L  Southworth  to 

J  R  Lane   $2,600 

Ridgeland  av,  48  ft  n  of  Hastings  st,  w  f 
72x126;  June  12.  C  F  Linscott  to  J  F 

Linsoott  $1,500 

Eobey  8t.  141  ft  s  of  Armitage  av,  w  f  24 

xl25;  May  24.  V  Rost  to  H  Jahns.  .$2,200 
Rockwell  st  S,  premises  No  6662,  24^x 
126;  June  25.  H  J  Kent  to  H  G  Kent 

 $1,000 

Rokeby  st,  60  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f  30 
xl20,  Apr  25,'94.  Est  of  H  P  Hubbard 

to  J  Knight  $1,800 

Root  8t,  94  ft  e  of  Butler,  s  f  25x124;  June 

20.  J  a  Martin  to  A  O'Leary  $1,500 

Rosooe  st,  8  w  oor  N  Irving  av,  n  f  24x 

125;  June  1.  H  Severin  to  A  Arens, $1,673 
SapranieQto  av,  q  w  cor  Marianna,  e  f  99x 


126;  Apr  24,  A  W  Lund  to  0  J  Hartwig 

 $2,500 

School  st,  160  ft  w  of  Perry,  e  f  25x125; 
June  17.  J  Kanowske  to  O  Kanowske 

 $1,600 

School  st,  161  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  25x125; 
May  12,  S  J  Burning  to  T  Jackelin 

 $1,700 

Seminary  av,  225  ft  n  of  School  ot,  e  f  26 
xl23  65-100;  June  22,  d  J  Anderson  to 

N  Petteraon  $4,41  0 

Seventieth  st,  a  w  oor  Princeton  av,  n  f 
1  0x100  8-10;  June  22,  R  L  Price  to  R 

E  Barbee  $35,000 

Seventieth  st,  same  ppty;  Jure  22   R  B 

Barbee  to  K  E  Price  $25,000 

Seventy-fifth  st,  33  ft  e  of  Madisoi  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Jane  18.  J  C  Weinert  to  P 

Weinert  |3,6i  0 

Seventy-sixth  pi,  221  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  8  f  37j^xl25;  June  21,  F  Langosch 

to  W  F  Raehle  SI. 050 

Sheridan  drive,  176  ft  8  of  School  st,  e  t 
25x124;  June  1.  E  L  Thompson  to  E  A 

Thompsoi?  $5,000 

Sheridan  drive,  175  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f 
25x124;  May  31.  P  Thompson  to  E  L 

Thompson  $4,600 

Shields  av,  90  ft  n  of  66th  pi,  e  f  23x11?; 
Jnne  20,  L  P  Morrison  to  L  Anderson 

 $3,(00 

Sixteenth  st  W,  303  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  n 
f  25x125;  June  20.    M    Wolski   to  J 

Kntsoha  $1,800 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  n  w  oor  Stewart  av,  s  f  72 
xl20;  Jnne  25.  J  F  Johannes  to  J  W 

Hirsoh  $18,C0) 

Sixty-first  st,  n  w  oor  Stony  leland  av,  s  f 
125x126;  May  26,  T  C  Nash  to  0  H 

Powers  $40,1  Oo 

Sixty-tnird  st,  s  e  oor  Carpenter,  d  f  52x 
125;  June  13.  B  Olssn  to  W  C  Dntley 

 $5,1  OT 

Sixty-third  st,  n  e  oor  Laflin,  s  f  26x126; 

Mar  19.  L  Ost  to  W  BInmer   $2,300 

Sooth  Park  av,  663^  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f 
171^x68;  Apr  26,  'J  F  White  et  al  to  M 

F  ^ads  .$4,500 

Spaulding  av,  125  ft  n  of  W  16th  st,  w  f 
25x125;  June  26,  M  G  Foley  to  R  Ber- 

win,  ,  $1,100 

Springfield  av,  134  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f 
192x1241^;  Jane  11,  M  K  Snlzar  to  8 

Hastings  $4,0C0 

State  st  N,  303  ft  a  of  Burton  pi,  e  f  21  ft 
113^  in  by  132;  June  25.  A  M  Ohetlain 

to  U  L  Allen   $22,000 

State  st,  208*^  ft  n  of  Burton  pi,  w  f  25x 
130;  Jnne  lo.  E  T  Walker  to  J  L  Coch- 
ran  $18,760 

State  st,  premises  No  3626,  25x1783^;  Nov 
26,'94.  N  Lancaster  to   B  G  Wallace 

 $15,000 

St  Helen  st,  141  ft  a  w  of  Stave,  a  e  f  26x 
lOi  ,  more  or  lers;  June  24,  M  Cook  to 

M  J  W  Kennedy   $1,500 

Stewart  av.  128  fl  n  of  6l8t  pi,  e  f  50x1263^; 
Jnne  21.  Jennie  G  Garrett  to  Alfred 

Oraie  $46,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  114  ft  s  of  72nd  st,  w  f 
32x122  85-100;  June  21.  E  B  Camp  to 

E  Shamek   . .  $8,000 

St  Lawrence  ay,  same  ppty;  June  22.  E 

Shamek  to  F  T  Bunker  $8,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  s  w  oor  48th  st,  e  f  9»3^x 
125;  May  26,  O  H  Powers  to  T  0  Naeh 

 $70,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  a  e  oor  72d  st,  w  f  18x 
122.85;  Feb  23,  B  M  Camp  to  0  Lennon 

 $4,750 

Superior  st,  144  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  24 
xl2l3^;  Jnne  21,  E  Robe  to  J  M  Tam- 

minga  $3,(  (0 

Superior  st,  n  e  oor  Wood,  a  f  50x1203^; 

Jane  24.  A  Meyer  to  L  Pieper  $3o,o00 

Temple  st,  132  ft  a  of  Chicago  av,  e  f  24x 
100;  Jnne  10.  N  S  Petersen  to  8  P  Har- 

stad  $7,6(0 

Thirty  first  at,  100  ft  e  of  Lowe  av,  a  f  26 
xl25;  June  12,  0  8  Canfield  to  J  Keifer 

 $2,330 

Thirty-eighth  st,  150  ft,  more  or  leas,  e  of 
Francisco  av,  n  f  88x125;  June  14.  Est 

of  E  G  Holmes  to  A  Morried  $3,200 

Thomas  st,  26  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x 
125;  June  15.  C  Lehmer  et  al  to  A  F  W 

Breohlin  $2,900 

Turner  av,  125  ft  a  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  June  22.   E   O'Donnell   to  M  E 

Byrne   $1,000 

Twelfih  pi  W,  286  ft  e  of  Laflin  st,  s  f 
24x124;  June  10.  8  I  Gannett  to  P 

Bauer,  Jr  $1,700 

Twelfth  pi  W,  88  ft  w  of  Waller  st,  s  f 
24x107;  Feb  12.  Est  of  J  Fitzgerald  to 

M  Brady  $2,360 

Twelfth  pi  W,  same  ppty;  Mar  27.  M 


Brady  to  M  Fitzgerald  $2,400 

Twelfth  St.  260  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n  f  50 
xl67;  June  1.  L  8  Heofisld  to  A  Ander- 
son  $4,200 

Twentieth  st  W,  n  w  cor  Wood,  s  f  483^x 
125;  Jnne  7.  A  Niokler  to  G  Sohroeder 

 $8,000 

Twenty-second  at.  premises  No  411,  21^ 
ft  through  to   alley;  June   '2,1.  E  F 

Sargent  to  L  B  Farr  $5,5(0 

Twenty-second  pi,  250  ft  e  of  Princeton 
av,  n  f  25x100;  June  26.  A  E  Marth  to 

F  Alpers   $2,C00 

Twenty-second  pi  W,  216  ft  w  of  Cali- 
fornia av,  8  f  25x124;  June  22,  C  M  Sigl 

to  J  8eteoka  $1,300 

Twenty-second  st  W,  49  ft  e  of  Whipple 
av,  n  f  24>^xl25;  Sep  15,'94,  J  March- 

lewioz  to  M  Spikes  $5,550 

Union  st,  126  ft  a  of  W  14th  pi,  e  f  26x 
l(Jo;  June  17.  J  C  D  Ross  to  C  Flashaar 

 $3,600 

Union  av,  100  ft  n  of  94th  st,  w  f  60x126; 
and  other  ppty;  Dec  26,'94,  8  D  Walden 

to  O  8  Rodenbraugh  $1,200 

Union  av,  175  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Jane  24.  J  Reilly  to  E 

Reilly   $20,000 

Van  Buren  et,  400  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25 
xl26;Junel7,  B  Baker  to  F  S  Tyrrell 

 $4,400 

Vernon  av,  26  ft  e  of  66th  st,  w  f  99^x 
1223^;  June  1,  N  A  Mayer  to  F  Boden 

 $6,510 

Vinoennes  av,  n  w  oor  Park  st,  e  f  300x 
160;  Oct  8, '94.  A  Rnndblad  to  A  Frost 

 $9,000 

Vinoennes  av,  s  w  oor  6Gth  st,  e  f  993^x 
1223^;  June  1,  N  A  Mayer  to  F  Boden 

   $6,500 

Vinoennes  av,  113  ft  n  of  71st  et,  w  f  30x 
124;  June  1.  Eqoitable  Savings  L  and 

H  AssL  to  0  W  Rose  $2,400 

Vine  St.  150  ft  s  of  Willow,  e  f  27x58  8-10; 

Oct  20,'90.  C  Todlebeh  to  A  Loehr.$l,900 
Wabash  av,  280  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  e  f  116x 
220,  more  orleee;  June  24,  M  A  Vesey 

to  N  G  Nilson  $20,000 

Wallace  et,  '/le  ft  &  of  38th,  w  f  48x125; 
June  27.  Est  of  A  T  Gatzner  to  F  M 

Nilles  »2.(00 

Wallace  st,  100  ft  s  of  88th,  e  f  50x1323^; 

May  23.  G  F  Bnnday  to  J  W  Coffin. $1,500 
Walnut  st,  196  ft  w  of  Fransisoo  av,  n  f 
24x160;  Jnne  3.  J  L  McMann  to  M  F 

Martin  $3,000 

Washtenaw  av,  60  ft  a  of  Dunning  st,  w  f 
373^x126;  June  25.  J  Burke  to  W  Barke 

 $2,500 

Washington  st,  671  ft  w  of  Falls,  s  f  le^l^ 
xlo7;  Apr  27.  H  L  Thompson  to  H 

Wright  $6,7fO 

Washington  av,  159  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f 
124x178x125;  Jnne  16.  B  F  Gorton  to  E 

B  Camp  $2,000 

Washington  st.  90  ft  e  of  Heraiitage  av, 
n  f  22x122;  Jnne  1.  A  H  Heper  to  S  B 

Fleming  $6,00  0 

Washington  st,  61  ft  e  of  S  46th  av,  a  f 
60x180;  May  3   J  V  Burke  to  W  Burke 

 $.3,200 

Washington  blvd,  premisea  No  449,  25x 
170;  June  2^.  8  J  Dickson  to  8  M  Pariah 

   $16,000 

Waveland  av,  n  e  cor  Evauaton,  e  e  f  80x 
150;  June  2o.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  F  Mc- 

Givern   $7,600 

Webster  av.  90  ft  w  of  Clif^on,  8  f  413^x 

125;  June  14.  L  Furet  to  H  Deghn.$2  500 
Wellicgton  st,  145  ft  w  of  Seminary  av,  n 
f  373,^x123;  June  24.  A  Jacobs  to  L 

Biohelberg  $2,850 

Wentworth  av,  126  ft  n  of  53rd  st,  w  f  25 
xl.e;  Apr  17.  M  A  Penny  to  P  Reilly 

 $2,100 

8  of  57th  pi,  w  f 
P  Mansson  et  al  to 

 $1,6C0 

Chicago  av,  w  f  20 
x53;  Jane  22.  N  Petterson  to  O  0  An- 
derson  $2,500 

Whipple  st,  B  w  oor  43rd,  e  f  75x124;  June 

22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  Goodman ...  $1  500 
Whipple  8t,  206  ft  s  of  Armitage  av,  w  f 
25x152;  June  20.  O  J  Harting  to  R  K 

Stenzel  $3,000 

Whipple  st,  357  ft  n  of  Jaokson,  e  f  24x 

125;  Jane  25.  0  Arnt  to  J  H  Darby. $2,000 
Whipple  st,  same  ppty;  June  25.   J  H 

Darby  to  E  Arnt  $2,000 

Wilcox  st,  293  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  60x 
125;  May  15.  K  M  Gaest  to  A  Sperry 

 $3,000 

Wiicox  st,  300  ft  w  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25.8x 
1213^;  Jnne  6.  H  Downey  to  G  ULioh 

 $1,100 

Wilmot  av,  116  f t  w  of  Sobey  st,  a  f  33z 


Wentworth  av,  247  ft 
100x128;  Sep  8,'92. 

T  J  Barnes  

Wesson  st,  120  ft  n  of 


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have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
suiting  the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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ion;  June  24.  J  Bnrnham  to  K  Heinze 
 $2,(  00 

VVinnemao  av,  75  ft  e  of  N  52nd.  s  f  75x 
125;  Jnne  5!5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  Van 
Sohwiok  S  1,698 

Yale  av,  182  ft  n  of  116th  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Oot  10,'94,  E  Qord  to  M  A  Barry .  .$1,500 


Transfers  Under  11000. 
AUgeld's  snb,  It  234  n  w  ^,  29  40  14  Jnne 

19,  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Qeneser  |750 

Ashland,  It  29  b  3  May  15,  H  Phipps  Jr 

to  J  Hender  $650 

Ashland,  It  44  b  10  May  27,  H  Phipps  Jr 

to  J  8  Beck  $4( 

Assr's  div,  It  31  snb  pt  e  of  Mich  av,  It  3 

snb  It  4  to  8  w  ^,  15  37  14  Ang  12,'92, 

J  P  Dixey  to  N  Vanderklok  et  al  $290 

Assr's  div,  It  28  snb  It  2  b  5  n  w  ^  and  w 
n  e  34^,  32  39  14  Jane  19,  Est  of  F 

Weitendorf  to  F  Kooh  ^_ 

Assr's  sab,  n      s  }^  n  4-5  It  17  b  11,  O  T 

8,  33  39  14  Mar  2,  J  W  Baker  to  W  8 

Baker  |800 

Baird  &  R's  snb,  it  41  b  11,  31  38  14  Oot 

20,  'SO,  L  0  Baird  to  A  Q  Sown.   ...  $425 
Belmont  Heights,  It  16  b  1,  29  40  13  Jnne 

6,  A  H  Hiela  to  K  L  Whitney  $400 

Beverly  Hills,  It  8  and  9  b  1  6  36  14  Jnne 

2,  E  B  Smith  to  M  E  Swafford  $600 

Bonney  &  M'a  snb.  It  28  to  cO  w       fa  5 

Steel's  snb,  36  39  13  Jnne  21,  Mast  in 

Ohy  to  G  Woeflfel   $675 

Bonney  &  M's  snb.  It  31  to  33  same  Jnne 

21,  8ame  to  W  H  Hosmer  $675 

Brenook's  add.  It  35  and  36,  b  1  22  39  13 

Feb  8,'90,  W  J  Brenook  to  A  E  Feohter 

 $499 

Chicago  Lawn,  Meyer's  add.  It  30  b  2,  14 

38  13  May  2,  M  E  VVhitehouse  to  M  E 

White  1300 

Cir  Ot  p-.n,  It  31  snb  u  }4  a  }4  ne^^sw 

qr,  4  38  14  May  25,  G  H  Rnsa  et  al  to  R 

Walsh  1900 

Clarke's  snb.  It  27  b  7  Stone  &  W's  sab,  s 

e  qr,  6  38  14  Jane  15,  A  Hanoek  to  F 

Sandera  |700 

Clarke's  sab,  It  42  same  Jane  16,  F  Ran 

dera  to  V  Hnmpal  $500 

Colorado  add,  It  19  b  1  Jane  21,  H  Smita 

to  M  A  Trainor  $700 

Oowles'  add,  It  12  b  4  31  38  5  Jnne  11,  Est 

of  A  Oowles  to  S  E  Unme  $400 

Ot  ptn.  It  7  b  14  pt  n       31  38  15  May  21, 

D  Parvis  to  M  Davis   $800 

0  T  8,  It  39  b  26  5  39  14  May  16,'87,  0 

Maiden  to  J  Peter  $510 

O  T  S,  It  51  of  It  1  sab  It  13  b  24  29  39  14 

Jane  22,  W  Schilling  to  8  Wleklinski 


 $800 

O  T  8,  It  23  sab  w  J^,  b  32  31  39  14  Jnne 

11,  E  Harland  to  J  Kroeninger  $600 

Danphin  Pk,  it  26  and  27  b  5  Jnne  10,  0 

&  0  0  &  D  Co  to  E  J  Mitohener  $500 

Demareat  &  K's  College  snb.  It  7  and  w 
6  b  1  8  e  qr,  1  39  13  Jnne  21,  Mast  in 

Chy  to  T  Schnlze  $928 

Diven's  sab.  It  34  b  7  s  w  qr,  2  39  13  May 

15,'93,  G  8  Sweet  to  E  O  Sweet  $800 

Diven  s  sab,  same  Jane  13,  E  0  Sweet  to 

8  J  Miller  |700 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add.  It  68  Jnne  5,  W 

Wade  to  T  Deacy   ,  $475 

Eggleston's  2d  snb,  It  30  b  14  n  e  qr,  28 
38  14  May  7,  Mast  in   Chy   to   R  E 

Broomell  I850 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Ist  add.  Its  109 
and  110  Jane  4,  F  0  Lindobboe  to  O 

Qeiger  |566 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add,  It  87  Jnne 

13,  M  Ladwig  to  M  Baaer  $400 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add.  It  56o'and 

561  Jane  18,  H  Mengel  to  A  Rahm..$900 
Qalvin'*  sub.  It  33  b  1  se  qr,  7  38  14  Jnne 

22,  E  Qalvin  to  J  Blank  $600 

Galvin's  snb,  It  46  b  2  s  e  qr,  7  38  14  May 

27,  E  Galvin  to  J  Brenner  $800 

Galvin's  snb.  It  33  b  1  s  e  qr,  7  38  14'jone 

19,  POlenger  to  E  Galvin  $600 

Garfield  blvd,  Onmmings'  add.  It  30  May 

8,  H  B  Anderson  to  G  Dunlop  $800 

Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  add.  It  30  ex  n  30 
ft  b  A  Jane  14,  0  B  Horton  to  0  L 

Childs  |9O0 

Goodwin's  sab,  It  11  b  3  a  w  qr,  20  38  14 

May  27,  D  Goodwin  to  O  8  Parker.  .$750 
Goodwin  B  &,  P's  sob,  and      1*  H  to  15 
b  14  s  w  qr,  26  39  13  Mar  17,'94,  J  R 

Shaman  to  H  fl  Shaman  $900 

Grayland,  Crandall's  sab.  It  17  b  "4  Jnne  .   ^„ 

16,  L  E  Crandall  to  R  Roberts  $475  I  Rudolph's  snb,  it  271  bs  4  and  6  bgdVn's 

Hammond's  sub,  It  46  b  3  D  eqr,  31  38  15     '     — '    ■■ 

jggins  to  B  J  Ooyle.$875 


Hillside,  Weddell  &  C's  sob.  It  61  b  2  n  w 
qr  29  38  14  May  17,'90,  R  8  Cox  Jr  to 

D  Maxwell   $340 

Hillside,  Weddell  i  C's  sub.  Its  69  and  60 

b  2  May  17,'90,  same  to  J  Maxwell .  .$680 
Hill's  sab.  It  26  and  26  b  3  32  and  33  38 
14  Jnne  21,  T  Dreblow  to  J  J  Preder- 

gast  $700 

Holstein,  It  12  b  6  Jane  19,  R  Land  to  C 

Lund  $700 

Humboldt  Park,  Pierce's  add.  It  16  b  6 
Mar  9,  Continental  Natl  Bk  to  J  P  Ryan 

 $700 

Irving  Park,  Elston  av  add.  It  32  b  2,  16 
40  13  June  12,  A  H  Hill  to  S  E  Gilbert 

 $350 

Irving  Park,  Elston  av  add.  It  8  b  1  Jnne 

4,  A  H  Hill  to  J  and  T  Znber  $350 

Irving  Park,  Elston  av.  It  13  b  3  Vay  27, 

A  H  Hill  to  T  Nonsa   $400 

Jacobs'  snb,  It  38  b  6  n  e  qr,  30  38  14  June 

22,  E  Brate  to  M  Bohermer  $300 

Jefferson  Park,  Stevers'  sub  Its  166  and 
167,  16  40  13  May  14,  J  Hill  Jr  to  O 

Dickinson  $800 

Jefferson  Park,  Stevers'  sub,  same  May 

17,  C  Dickinson  to  M  D  F  Stevers.  .  $800 
Jeffer&on  Park,  Stevers'  sub.  It  155  June 

14,  M  D  F  Stevers  to  E  H  Brodiqae.$300 
Jefferson  Park,  Stevers'  snb.  It  154  Apr 

18,  E  H  Brodliqne  to  A  H  Rowland  $300 
Jefferson,  Loack's  add.  Its  46  and  46  b  4 

Sep  15,  J  N  Elliott  to  8  B  Storms..  .$250 
Jefferson,  Free's  add.  It  1  b  1  June  10,  J 

J  Phelan  to  I-  Rittsr-  $800 

Leech's  sab.  It  15  sub  Its  1  to  16  and  24  to 
46  b  1  n  e  qr  8  38  14  May  11,'91,  T  P 

Phillips  to  J  Mahoney  $600 

Lill  et  al's  sob,  e  hf  It  7  sub  pt  b  4  s  w  hf 
n  w  qr  29  40  14  June  17,  C  Labahn  to  G 

F  Trossery  $800 

Lot  4  b  1  snb  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  4  39 
13  Apr  1,  M  D  Birge  to  J  R  Buckelew 

 $600 

Lot  37  snb  Its  26  31  34  and  39  w  hf  n  e  qr 
26  39  13  June  11,  J  Matthews  to  M 

Lund   $800 

Lot  30  b  7  sub  bs  1  to  6  etc  w  hf  n  w  qr 
2  39  13  Nov  23,'94,  F  J  Mackey  to  E  A 

Walpole  $475 

Lot  33  sub  n  hf  w  1^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  July 

25, 'd2,  J  N  Vance  to  R  Koschel  $375 

Lt  85,  sub  e  1^  n  w  qr,  n  e  qr,  16  39  13 

Mar  30,  O  Galbraith  to  E  Winhs  $700 

Lt  7,  b  1  sab  n  16  acs  w      w  3^  n  e  qr,  9 
39  13  June  26,  J  M  Johnston  to  J  B 

Oarner  $800 

Lt  8,  b  1  same  June  25,  J  M  Oaks  to  same 

 $800 

Lt  7,  sub  b  2  of  b  3  snb  s  e  qr  and  e  }4  h 
w  qr,  26  39  13  Sep  23,'89,  E  A  Cnm- 

mines  to  M  Sipla  $375 

Lt  2J4,  snb  b  1  to  4,  etc,  sub,  19  40  14 

Jane  22,  J  Genesser  to  P  Billen  $900 

Lt  13,  b  1  It  21  b  2  It  23  b  3  snb  n  3^  s  w 
qr  n  w  1^,  24  40  13  Jan  1,'91,  J  N  Fort 

to  LOttiberg  $976 

Mnndell's  sab,  and  hf  int  It  130  bs  1  to 
4  P  &  S's  sab  15  39  13  Jnne  22,  J  F 

Bicker  to  E  C  Lehman  $650 

Meyer's  snb.  It  6  n  w  qr  25  40  13  Oot  29,'94, 

0  G  M  Meyer  to  H  Koss  $610 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  45  b  1, 

Jnne  7,  H  O  Walton  to  J  Gaffke  ...  $460 
Milwaukee  av.  Storey's  sub.  It  31  b  2  s  e 
qr  26  40  13  June  14,  M  J  Doyle  to  J 

Prenss  $600 

Nash's  sub.  It  32  b  1,  n  w  qr  14  38  13  Feb 

16,'92,  J  L  LoQia  to  M  Meyersvitz.  ..$400 
Normal  Park,  Downing  &  P's  add.  It  216 

Jane  11,  A  Gorjinska  to  N  Schilling  $500 
Ogden's  sub.  It  246  anb  ba  6  and  7  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  May  1,  E  Rudolph  to  A  M 

Soholtea  $884 

Pierce'a  Park,  It  18  b  1  a  w  qr  n  w  qr  35 
38  14  Apr  27,  W  H  Pointon  to  D  Ham- 
ilton  $600 

Pullman,  Gordon's  add.  It  119  Feb  11,  A 


Sisson  &  N'a  sub,  It  28  b  26  n  w  qr  4  37 

14  Jnne  21,  W  Hughes  to  A  Bliss  $300 

Sixty-third  st  sub,  Its  509  and  510  w  hf  s 
e  qr  18  38  14  May  20,  8  Brookman  to  J 

L  Hoerber   $700 

Sixty-third  st  sub.  Its  463  and  464  w  hf  s 
e  qr  18  38  14  June  19,  D  Moriarity  to  J 

W  Chaffee  $710 

Snow  est  sub.  It  9  snb  pt  It  19  s  e  qr  n  e 
qr  25  40  13  Jnne  21,  C  E  Lnkens  to  J 

Reich  $700 

South  Chicago,  Palmer's  add.  It  46  b  3 

Sept  1,'94,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  J  Kooh  |650 
South  Chioago,lt  7  b  38  June  24,J  PInard 

to  W  Farlin  $886 

South  Chicago,  e  50  ft  It  34  b  24  Jnne  22, 

F  Tnchocka  to  L  Taohooka  $960 

South  Chicago,  It  8  b  73  Apr  17,  0  iSs  U  0 

&  D  Co  to  E  E  Kendall  $800 

South  Englewood,  Hill  &  P's  add.  Its  25 
and  26  Jane  11,  F  Ellerman  to  R  A 

EUerman  $600 

Staple's  sub.  It  25  b  3,  10  38  13  June  22, 

O'MoGreer  to  H  Heimbaoh  $5i  0 

8  50  ft  It  2  sob  B  43  rds  b  w  qr,  5  40  14 
June  19,  Est  of  R  J  Parvis  to  O  Neoses 

 $973 

Twelfth  8t  add.  It  15  b  1  14  39  13  June  19, 

J  F  Lyons  to  J  J  Scully  $680 

Und  hf  It  4  b  2  sub  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  n  w  qr 
8  38  14  June  11,  F  N  Mookridge  to  L  M 

Metcalf  $400 

Dnter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  5  b  2 
Jnne  5,  C  Klapproth  to  0  L  Anderson 

 $800 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  3  b  7 
June  11,0  Junemann  to  G  Ortmayer 

 $600 

Waiden  &  M'a  snb.  It  11  and  12  b  1  s  w 
qr,  4  37  14  May  15,  P  I  Malvane  to  F 

W  Ward  et  al  $566 

Washington  Heights,  Hough  &  R's  add. 
Its  3  and  4  b  3,  8  37  14  May  31,  M  Sin- 
net  to  B  Ooady  $850 

Webb's  sob.  It  12  and  13  b  14  s  e  qr,  14 
38  13  Feb  26,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  L  F 

Garwood  $7(0 

Webster  av,  Brown  Jr's  enb.  It  38  s  w  qr 
7  40  14  Jnne  17,  8  Brown  Jr  to  B  Hed- 

rioh   $6C0 

West  Pullman,  It  41  b  6  2d  add  June  19, 

A  X  Centella  to  A  Manika  |600 

West  Pullman,  It  19  b  36  Jane  14,  Am  T 

&  8  Bk  to  J  B  Matthews  $700 

Wisner's  snb,  It  9  b  1  It  13  and  14  Brand's 
sub,  26  40  13  June  20,  A  Bolander  to  C 

Andeison   $475 

Wisner's  snb,  same  Jnne  20,  0  Anderson 
to  J  P  Johnson  $475 


HUBUBBAN  WAKBAIHTY  UKBDS. 


OALUMKI. 

Street's  sab.  Us  44  and  46  b  2,  e  hf  e  w  qr  17  37  14. 

jane  3,  D  Hildebrand  to  J  Q  Ofifner  1900 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  11  and  12  resub  pt  b  "F";  may  17, 

G  W  Paul  to  J  B  Bnndlett  $2600 

Morgan  Pk,  Its  6  to  8  b  "Q";  may  2,  J  V  Borke  to 

M  Snllivan  12260 

Blu9  Isl,  Bojinson's  add.  It  1  b  18  jui.e  24,  Est  F 

Grokopf  to  L  O  Qroskopf  $1000 

Morgan  Pk,  OnmminKS  .&  Oo's  add.  It  67  janfc  14,  8 
Petersen  to  A  F  Eathe  $200 

OIOEBO. 


McOorkell  ...1900 

Aaetlaville,  Graft's  add.  Its  3  and  4  and  8  10  ft  It  3 

b  2  jane  14,  E  A  Brown  to  J  OenuinK  $2800 

Mandell  &  H's  enb.  It  9  b  2  n  e  qr  20  39  13  jnne  6,  F 

Stork  to  J  W  Wassail  $1860 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  It  19  b  4  jnne  6,  M  M 

Keef e  to  K  H  Westergren  fSKO 

Morton  Pk,  Us  45  and  46  b  9  mch  23,  D  E  Johnson 

to  J  M  Lee  I  $2600 

Berwyn,  U  34  and  8  hf  It  35  b  20  deo  1,'92,  W  J  An- 
drews et  al  to  0  L  Graham  $800 

Auetlnvllle,  Graft's  add,  Its  17  and  18  b  1  jnne  13,  M 

B  Grafts  to  F  J  Wray  $3000 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add,  14  Its;  jnne  1,  I  Probst 

I    to  O  0  Kinnieon  $14,000 

8  r  S,  Its  1  2  3  11  and  12  of  Its  157  and  168,  n  pt  16 

39  13  jane  12,  M  M  Ballard  to  A  Ballard  $1800 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add,  It  4  and  n  hf  4  b  10  apr  23, 

P  J  Wetzel  to  G  Wahrings  $9J0 

Ridgeland,  Its  25  and  26  b  35  jnne  15,  M  B  Potter  to 

WJ  MacDonald  $2200 

Glifford  &  W's  snb.  Its  13  to  21  b  4  n  w  qr  4  89  13 

may  24,  G  O'Donnell  to  A  H  Swaneon  $3600 

Oak  Pk,  206  S  Harvey  av;  jano  12,  B  E  Dudley  to 

R  A  Livingston  et  al  $6600 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell's  add.  all  b  1  ex  Us  2  4  to  7  and  13 
to  16  jane  11,  B  Ctitz  to  A  Levy  $12,000 

KVANSTON. 

Pitner  &  Son's  2nd  add.  It  15  b  6  may  27,  J  Becker 

to  M  8  Kemp  ,  $750 

PItner's  add.  It  14  b  1  june  6,  H  H  Gage  to  M  E  AI- 

'en  $2000 

Lyon,  G  &  W's  add,  and  hf  It  11  sab  Its  1  to  12  b  3 

jane  8,  F  A  Howard  to  G  A  Wightman  $1000 

Snyder's  add,  pt  Its  2  3  and  4  b  2  may  1,   W  W 

Wright  to  8  K  Winchell   $10,000 

Evanston,  Whipple's  add.  It  10  b  4  jnne  14,  F  H  Ba- 
ker to  F  Anderson   $325 

Pitner's  add.  It  8  b  6  jnne  7,  J  Eronenberger  to  J 

F  Herold  $660 

Ladd's  2nd  add,  nnd  %  w  25  ft  Its  1  and  2  b  3  jane 
14,  W  Hayes  et  al  to  O  Anderson  ;  $20S 

liTONB. 

Lay  &  L's  snb.  It  17  h  11  w  h£  s  w  qr  4  38  12  aug  18, 

I)  B  Lyman  to  E  F  Keating  $700 

La  Grange,  It  1  b  10  jnne  13,  W  Snarr  to  G  L  Mnr- 

ohle  13600 

Lt  10  b  10  sub  w  hf  8  w  qr  4  38  12  jane  11,   Mast  in 

Chy  to  W  H  Witherell  $377 

Niokerson's  sab.  It  17  b  6  e  hf  36  13  oct  19,'94,   J  0 

Waohter  to  E  L  Wager  $350 

Western  Spgs,  It  15  b  27,  6  38  12  jane  21,  A  O  Ste- 
vers to  P  Feustel  $1200 

MAINE. 


.  $850 


Swart  to  W  Swart   $800 

Ravenswood,  Cuyler  add.  It  12  b  2  June 

11,  H  M  Hubbard  to  A  Ekluud 
Ravenswood,  Cuyler  add.  It  21  b  7  Apr  16, 

H  M  Hubbard  to  O  Z  Olsen 
Reid's  snb.  Its  31  and  32  b  5  a  e  qr  27  39 

13  June  8,  0  Booffard  to  M  E  Dllrioh$500 
Reid's  sub,  It  37  b  1  of  b  4  w  hf  a  w  qr  27 
39  13  Nov  21,  1894,  M  R  Kesler  to  F  M 

Klingenhagen  $6C0 

Rhode's  sub.  It  39  b  1  bs  I  and  2  s  w  qr 
34  40  13  June  16,  V  P  Waterman  to  8 
Gillespie  $500 


lammond's  sub.  It  46  b  3  n  e  qr,  31  38  15 
Sep  1,'92,  L  M  Higgins  to  B  J  Ooyle. 
Heintz's  sab,  It  22  b  6  s  w  qr,  4  38  14  Jane 
15,  V  aotohiasoQ  to  J  Welch  |742 


snb  18  40  14  June  18,  0  Emmerich  to 
M  A  Kleinhaus 
Sharpshooters  Park,  It  6  sub  Its  160  and 


Oak  Park,  Blackstone  add,  s  60  ft  It  11  b  4  jane  3,  J 

J  Jones  to  E  P  DuDshee  $4500 

Austinvllle,  Austin's  2d  add.  Its  280  and  281  b  12 

jane  14,  W  D  Seytrled  to  M  Onhlar  $3,500 

Lots  8  and  9  b  2  sab  8  b  f  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  6  39  13  May 

11,  Firemens  Ins  Go  to  F  A  Byan  $1560 

Anstinvllle,  Graft's  add.  Its  13  and  14  bl  June  19, 

T  Uuhlar  to  W  U  8  ey fried  $70(0 

Owens'  sub.  It  15  b  2  nf  It  2  pt  Owen  &  M's  enb  s  w 

qr  9  ,19  13  May  1,  H  Hogans  to  M  G  Goodnow.i4000 
Auetlnvllle,  Graft's  add.  Its  81  and  32  b  6  jnne  19, 

8  E  Hird  to  OB  Grafts  $4000 

Austin,  Lombard  av  add.  It  93  june  13,  J  Fro.hllch 

to  J  0  F  Eoch  t850 

Steven's  add,  pt  Its  21  and  22  b  2  may  4,  E  Baker  to 

W  H  McGiil  $760 

Morton  Pk,  It  32  b  12  may  20,  W  MElIIinger  te  D  E 

Fiske  $600 

Hutchinson  &  R's  sab.  It  17  b  7,  19  39  13  june   12,  A 

Anderson  to  W  Anderson   .(800 

8  T  8,  It  17  enb  It  127,  16  39  13  june  15,  G  Bertram 

10  O  Uuergagt  $8('0 

La  Vergne,  Keete's  add.  It  29  b  3  june  1,  M  M 

Keefe  to  O  0  Thoren  $500 

Morton  Pk,  Staufler's  add.  It  6  jane  10,  J  Gndahy 

to  W  W  Weare  $900 

Austin,  Johnston  Jr's  add,  w  50  ft  of  s  125  ft  It  3  b 

7  june  6,  A  E  Robinson  to  H  H  Esch  $2000 

Berwyn,  Its  60  and  61  b  13  feb  1,'93,  W  J  Andrews 
et  al  to  W  F  Smith  $1000 


161  ^ane  17,  H  L  Kr^.n  to  U  S^Oook  $60o|  ^  Z^^^T^,:,,-^:;,-^-^,-^': 


Biverview,  Whipple's  add.  Its  15  and  16  b  1,  29  41 

12  june  19,  W  Treder  to  A  Hulsmann  $1900 

Penny  &  M's  sub,  e  hf  It  9  b  8,  26  41  12  june  18,  H 

Batighan  to  W  Paevogel    $3000 

Park  Kidge,  pt  Its  12  and  13  b  4  june  20,  G  D  Boot 

to  K  Boot  $1210 

Band,  pt  It  130,  jane  19,  J  Drewes  to  H  G  Serme 

  $1477 

Edison  Pk,  It  17  b  35  july  18, '94,  J  B  Butler  et  al  to 
G  Shafeldt  $300 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Winnetka,  pt  b  2  jnne  19,  Archer  B  &  L  Assn  to  F  8 

8  Wright    $8600 

Wilmette,  It  4  b  12  june  22,  J   L  MoKittriok  to  D 

Colbert  $4600 

Wilmette,  same;  juae  22,  D  Colbert  to  0  J  Mc'Jit- 

trlok    $5000 

Wilmette  Village,  Paul's  dlv»U8  39  and  40  b  2  june 

7,  G  McKibbon  to  J  Devitt  $50C 

Kenilworth,  Bradford  &  P's  add.  It  20  b  2,  29  42  13 

jnne  6,  0  Ott  to  B  A  Nelson  .".$200 

Gage's  sub,  It  6  b  6,  8  and  17  42  13  jnne  14,  0  P 

Dewey  to  M  8  Dingwell  $400 

Wilmette,  Bauer's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  7  june  15,  F 

W  Metz  to  J  M  Melz  $500 

PBOVISO. 

Lts  37  and  38  b  6  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12  jan  3,  L 

E  Boyd  to  W  H  Wilson  $400 

Melrose,  Its  19  and  20  b  126  jane  14,  8  M  Bloss  to  E 

Laner  $626 

Melrose,  Its  9  and  10  b  106  jnne  10,  E  Goldaoker  to 

H  Siegel  $400 

Ransom's  sab.  It  16  s  w  qr  12  39  12  june  7,  J  R  Bob- 

icson  to  G  L  Thatcher  $1500 

Melrose,  Its  26  and  27  b  130  jnne  16,  O  F  Onerr  to 

F  Klabis  $950 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  66  jnne  15,  W  B  Stone  to  6 

Wallen  $2500 

Melrose,  Its  23  and  24  b  65  deo  10,>94,  E  A  Barker  to 

J  A  Barker    $2000 

Madison  et  add.  Its  339  and  340  june  12,  T  H  Wright 

to  P  C  Mills  $400 

Harlem,  Schlund's  sab,  it  7  b  2  may  16,  J  Schlund 

to  M  Wioke  $10f  0 

Lt  36  b  4  eub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12  feb  18,  0  6  Man- 
ger to  J  Van  Tabergen  ,  $260 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILi3ING  JOURNAL 


JuneZP,  1896. 


THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  It  S  b  19'i  aag  17,'92,  Am  T  &  S  Bk  to  O  J 

Hodges  1325 

YouDg'8  OeQtral  sab.  It  11  b  46,  8  86  11  jane  7.  J  A 

Yoang  to  S  P  Stioson   12000 

BlTd  add,  Its  25  to  28  b  ^  18  36  )4  may  8,  M  M  Uc- 

Oanley  to  J  M  Weaver  11360 

Harvey,  It  IT  b  70  may  3,  Same  to  Same  $6001/ 

McUahan's  add.  Its  60  to  63  b  3  jane  19,  J  S  Welton 

to  0  H  Pierce  $1200 

Bashnell's  add.  Its  44  49  and  50  b  3,  It  ai  b  6,  18  36 

15  apr  23,  H  Sternberg  to  A  Brecher  $1000 

Lt  3  ex  R  B  r  of  w,  sub  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  17  36  14  sept 

1,'S>3,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  J  T   Byerson  &  Son 

 $11,500 

Oolnmbia  add.  100  lots,  19  36  14  jane  8,  M  H  Back 

ley  to  M  M  Hood  $12,500 

Part  5  38  15,  jane  20,  J  E  Yonng  to  A  T  Young.$70.000 
McCIintock's  sub,  Its  19  and  20  b  11  n  eqr  30  36  14 

i.pr  12,  W  0  Mc  Jllntack  to  W  Wood  $350 

W  Hammond,  It  27  b  16  may  5, '93,  W  T  Cessna  to  J 

Zemsjtys  $200 

Harvey,  U  46  b  172 .mch  5,  E  A  Hogi?  to  W  F  Ber- 

man  et  al    $200 

Lunslngb,  Axtell'a  add.  Its  15  and  16  jane   10,  J 

Meeter  to  D  Hasselbach  $400 

S  Lawa,  It  29  resub  b  43  may  11,  J  H  Phillips  to  0 

linger  $3=0 

WOBTH. 

Blue  Isl,  Day's  Ridge  add,  It  7,  36  37  13  jaae  20,  0 
M  Day  to  T  E  Hani    $260 

Oh'go  Bidse  sub.  b  23  n  w  qr  17  37  13  jane  19,  R  M 
OTT  to  J  T  Dale  et  al    $20,000 

Oak  Lawn,  Mlnnick's  snb.  Its  23  and  H  b  27,  9  37  13 
jin  1,  J  N  Barker  to  P  G  Boehme  $750 

a  Highlands,  e  hf  It  19  b  3  mob  2U,  Est  0  C  Collins 
to  L  Johnson  t425 

Reed  Bros'  sub.  Its  21  to  24  b  4,  s  e  qr  4  37  13  may 
23,  N  S  Hughus  to  P  Caldwell  $16C0 

u  Highlands,  It  1  b  4  mch  7,  R  8  Oallins  to  J  O  An- 
derson $800 

Biae  Isl,  Young's  add,  It  2  b  18,  36  37  13  apr  17,  J  A 
Wuest  to  J  f  Rebm  $iOM 

BLOOM. 

Ch'go  Bgts,  It  21  b  154,  jane  6,  Oh'go  T  &  X  Oo  to 

0  Trndeaa   $275 

C  jlumbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add.  It  4  b  27  apr  30, 

H  James  to  E  Dueneiag  $2^6 

C  I'go  Hgt<,  Ferbache's  add.  It  3  b  21  June  22, '93,  J 

M  Dreutzer  to  F  A  Uoore  $200 

Cjlumbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  edd,  It  40  b  27,  jnne 

12,  A  F  Eeeney  to  B  Sohearer  $200 

Cn'go  Hgts,  Eeeney's  sub,  lt5  ehf  b  3  apr  19,  Urab- 

tree's  Farm  Agency  of  Ohattanooga  to  W  Hisey 

 $200 

(  h'go  Hgts,  It  7  same;  feb  2i>,  s  M  Ellis  et  al  to  J  B 

Found  $200 

i  b'go  Hgts,  Us  5  and  6  same:  feb  20,  S  M  Ellis  et 

la  to  Crabtree's  Farm  Agency  ut  Chattanooga, $400 

LEYDEN. 

Ellsworth,  Its  24  and  25  b  7,  It  16  b  6  mch  4,   E  B 

Weeks  et  al  to  J  L  Pearson  et  al  $1100 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  32  and  33  b  4,  feb  7,'93,  O  R 

Trowbridge  to  0  J  Eoerner  $6600 

Franklin  Pk,  Isi  add.  It  40  b  14  apr  U,'94,  M  T  Mc- 

Auliff  to  L  Franklin  $600 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add.  Its  16  to  19  b  16  jane  20,  L 

Franklin  to  8  Peck  $3000 

'4<,hlller  Pk,  It  13  b  2,  16  40  12  oot  26,>94,  W  Eolze  to 

E  Qnst  -  $290 

BABBINOTON. 
ser's  dlv,  pt  It  26  w  hf  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  1  4i  9 
may  8,  F  Wiseman  to  A  Nan°en  $600 

BBEMEN. 

North  hf  s  e  qr  b  1  snb  w  hf  n  w  qr  6  36  13  jnne  24, 
J  Micbie  to  J  L  Williams  $300 

Bass'  3rd  add.  Us  7  to  10  b  10,  1  36  18,  may  15,  W 
Tranter  toO  Lambeaa   $1000 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B's  add,  It  31  b  4,  31  36  13 
jane  26,  L  H  Whicney  to  Hockenburg  &  Co. ...$500 

NIIiES. 

Two  acres  s  w  qr  17  41 13  mch  6,  F  Husoher  to  W  H 
Muller  $3500 

J'orth  38  rds  of  e  26.76  rds  a  w  qr  27  41  13  jono  14, 
J  Jahnke  to  Q  A  Johnson  $3200 

OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgt«,  Its  17  and  18  b  18  may  14,  Title  Q  &  T 
Co  to  Q  Oampione  {230 

Alpine  Hgts,  U  36  b  13,  ang  27, '94,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to 
VO  Stronse  $2C0 

PALOS. 

Cnd  1-S  32U  teres,  27  and  34  37  12  apr  29,  A  Q  Haw- 
ley  to  W  L  McOIanghry   $3600 

f-ilos  Highlands,  Its  21  and  22  b  10  juae  14,  A 
Holmes  to  J  L  Johnson  $400 

LEASES. 

H  J  M  Lnedde  has  leaded  the  following  property; 
Franklin  st,  46  ft  n  of  Madison  st,  46x80,  more  or 
less,  for  a  term  of  99  years  from  May  1,  1895,  at  an 
QDiiqal  rental  of  $5,000  to  Charles  8  MacOdrty. 


TKIJST  UKKUH  AMD  nOKTUAWKH. 

Inolndlns  Bnlldlns  and  Loan  Societies. 

Anderson  A  to  O  P  H  Dose  jane  1,  It  12  b 

I,  23  39  13,  6y  6%.  f2670 

Albert  B  to  Paoifio  L  &  H  Assd  jane  18, 

It  40  and  pt  41  b  10,  5  37  15,  6^.  ..f  10,400 
Austin  H  W  to  D  O  Stron?  jnoe  20,  Ha  6 

and  6  b  1  Butler,  W  &  W  add  5y  5^  1 1 2,000 
Astella  A  et  al  to  P  0  Steiisland  jane  12, 

s  bf  It  3  b  36  Ogden  add  3y  6^  f  3000 

Adams  H  0  to  J  P  Wilson  jane  18,  pt  It 

10  It  5  8  e  qr  3  38  14,  4y  6^  $4500 

Aikin  0  to  F  M  Elliott  June  18,  pt  b  63 

Evanston  6y  6*  .'  |1590 

Brown  H  to  F  A  Barnes  jnne  20>  It  21  b  5, 

18  .''S  14.  5y  6^  $2000 

Behrens  J  H  to  0  F  Wolflf  jane  21,  pt  It 

20  Homewood  28  40  14,  3y  6%  11800 

Beoh  J  to  D  B  Lyman  May  29,  It  2  b  66, 

17  36  14,  2y  6!8   $1250 

Buinham  T  to  N  A  Steel  iune  12.  It  19,  20 

28  etc  b  2  and  pt  b  6,'  31  37  14,  3y  6% 

  $1960 

Baroley  F  P  to  R  P  Hollett  Nov  21,  pt  It 

4  b  6,  21  38  14,  6^  $1500 

Bowen  A  Z  to  H  L  Turner  jane  6,  It  6  b 

16,1139  14,7^  $1000 

Brady  M  A  to  J  P  Van  VlissiDgen  juoe 

25,  It  16  b  1,  b  9,  35  39  14,  3y  1%  ...$1200 
Brown  S  Jr  to  B  Latbrop  jane  15,  It  259 

8  Drive  sub  17  40  14  Sept  1,'96,  6^.$60(  0 
Biggs  F  K  to  J  R  Case  jane  10,  Its  21  and 

22  b  6,  K  &  K  to  Evanston  $2750 

Brennan  J  to  A  Oatzert  jane  11.  It  63  b 

II,  33  39  14,  5y  6%   $-.'500 

Bash  E  A  and  F  S  to  Q  A  Rose  jane  24,  pt 

b  24  Woloott  add  3y  6^   $4500 

Baragwanath  H  D  to  J  Hughes  jane  21, 

Its  42  to  44  b  23  Eleton  add  1%.  ..  $3700 
Bueoking  A  R  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jnne 

17,  pt  Us  17  and  18  b  7  Bnena  Fe.  ly  7!? 

 $1000 

Braanling  Q  to  La  Fayett  B  and  L  Assn 

june  18,  It  6  b  10,  8  40  14,  6!{  $2200 

Ohapman  M  0  to  E  M  Fooler  May  15, 

lease  of  Its  9  and  10  b  17  Dunoan  add 

im6%....  $2500 

Biokell  E  L  to  E  F  Qorton  jnne  18,  It  94, 

22  (J8  14,  6%  $2500 

Boden  F  to  N  A  Mayer  jnne  1,  pt  b  17,  22 

38  14,  6y  6%  4  deeds   $16,500 

Buggert  H  0  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  jane  10, 

It  f  5  b  5,  23  39  13.  5y  6^  $2500 

Bosoh  F  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  jane  15.  Its 

2  and  4  b  1  b  3  Ecglewood  5y  5^4%  $10,000 
Baker  H  A  to  O  A  Rose  june  19,  It  16  b  .3, 

1  39  13,  7?  *1200 

Buck  N  to  8  W  Oonnell  jnne  13,  w  hf  It  4 

b  2  Ashland  add  5y  6%  $3000 

Bokman  J  F  to  N  Friend  june  20,  It  6  b 

52  South  Ohioago  3y  6^  $2000 

Baroiszewski  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnne 

13,  It  171  Peppers  add  5y  6}4%  ....  $2000 
Brown  W  V  to  E  L  Uarpham  june  21,  pt 

It  29  Bielenberger  add  3y  6^%  $4000 

Ooohran  J  L  to  W  D  Kerfoot  jaoe  10.  It  3 

b  2,  3  39  13,  6!f  $13,750 

Christensen  J  to  Will  H  Moore  june  17.  pt 

It  3  b  B  3  38  14,  6y  5^  $2001 

Ooohran  8  J  to  J  J  Kniokerbooker  jnne 

15,  pt  It  14  Oo  Olerk  sub  3  38  14,  5v  S% 

  $12,000 

Orombil  M  F  to  T  J  Holmes  june  20,  U  5 

b  82,  5  and  6  37  15,  ly  7^  $.i300 

Ourtin  J  to  Equit  Trust  Oo  june  I,  Its  140 

and  141  It  7,  23  39  13,  37mo8  6%...  $1500 
Camp  E  B  to  E  F  Gorton  jnne  15,  pt  b  72 

Oornell  6%  $1300 

Oentata  M  to  E  Q  Foreman  june  12,  It  24 

b  32  Elston  add  5j  6%  $3500 

Christofferson  0  to  A  Loeb  jane  18,  It  10 

and  pt  11  b  12,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Ohioago  Racing  Assn  to  A  S  Trade  jcne 

1,  8  e  qr  33  39  13,  3y  6^  $100,000 

Oardozo  P  to  8  M  Moore  Jan  30,  pt  n  w 

qr  n  e  qr  34  39  13,  6y  7%  4  deeds. .  $3900 
Ounnlngham  N  to  Englewood  B  and  L 

Assn  jnne  17,  Its  1  and  2  b  10,  6  37  14, 

7%  $6000 

Cehlar  M  to  Empire  8  B  and  L  Aesn  jnne 

20,  Its  280  and  281  b  12,  8  39  13,  8%  *2n0C 
Davey  S  T  to  W  Heinemann  jane  15,  Its 

8  and  9  Brown  Jr's  add  18  40  14,  5y  6% 
 $2000 

Dorherty  R  to  W  T  Dwight  june  18,  pt  It 
12  b  38  Carpenter  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Downey  M  and  J  to  0  H  Hambleton  jane 

21,  It  15  It  4  eto  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Dorenbas  K  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  jnne 

12,  It  82  b  4,  20  39  14,  5y  7%  $1000 

Deal  M  R  to  E  G  Foreman  jnne  18,  It  41 

Brown  to  Argyle  3y   $3000 

Ditzler  O  A  to  A  B  Oody  jnne  12,  pt  Its  2 

to  5  b  6,  21  38  14,  3j  7^  $150« 

DeLand  E  A  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  june  14, 

U  3  b  I,  14  38  14.  5y  6^  $11,000 


Dibble  C  A  to  J  G  Rowe  june  17,  It  46  b  5 

Oentl  Park  add  ly  6^  $2000 

Dunkers  F  to  H  Rnbens  june  17,  It  64 

Keith  sub  14  38  14,  7^  $2000 

Duplissis  J  L  to  F  R  Candler  june  27,  Us 

28  and  29  b  3,  22  38  14   $6500 

Davis  M  R  to  T  Brenan  jnne  24,  It  8  b  3, 

12  39  13,  5y  0%  ..$2500 

Dole  J  O  et  al  to  J  W  Gary  june  20,  b  23 

Ohi  Ridge  17  37  13,  2y  7%  $10,000 

Drabanski  J  to  F  8  Winston  june  24,  It 

38  b  10,  5  39  14,  9y  6$;   $8600 

Elliott  W  8  to  A  L  Bates  jane  20,  It  4  b  2, 

34  39  14,5y  6!«   $3500 

Eriokson  P  to  A  Loeb  june  17,  It  11  and 

12  b  6,  7  39  14,  5y  635  $10,000 

Eiohelberg  L  to  0  Eennutz  Jr  jnne  24, 

It  2  and  pi  3  It  3  eto  29  40  14,  3y  6% .  $1850 
Elder  G  W  to  W  Heinemann  june  22,lt  63 

b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Ellsworth  W  to  0  H  Waldo  jnne  i8.  It  8  b 

20,  10  39  13.  3y  6!«   ...$1500 

Evans  F  to  J  H  Ernst  june  20,  pt  n  hf  e 

hf  n  w  qr  6  40  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Ellinger  F  G  to  Will  H  Moore  jane  20.  pt 

It  56  b  58,  7  39  14,  4y  6^   $3750 

Edman  J  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  june  1,  It  7  b  4, 

36  40  13,  5y  6X  $2000 

Ebert  J  to  H  P  Kranz  Mar  7,  Its  1  and  2 

It  3,  31  41  14,  3y  6%   $2000 

Epstein  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  jane  18  prem 

128-12854  Colorado  av,  ly  6<E  $1000 

Fleming  S  B  and  J  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam 

june  1,  pt  It  4  b  1,  7  39  14,  5y  6%. .  .$3000 
Fi^hleigh  M  E  to  J  B  Barton  jnne  14,  It 

19  b  17,  17  ana  18  40  14.  5y  6%  $1500 

Foeh  W  to  A  W  Morell  june  18,  It  44  b  69 

South  Chioago  3y  5^   $1000 

Flagg  S  M  10  L  D  Oortright  june  21,  It  5 

b  5,  25  38  14,  5y  6^   $3600 

Fitzgibbons  L  to  A  Tidholm  jnne  20,  It 

10  and  pt  11  and  9  b  6,  6  39  14,  6y  H 

 ,  $1200 

Frioke  W  0  to  E  G  Foreman  juoe  20,  It  1 

It  25  Belle  Plaine  5y  6%  $4000 

Fritsoh  F  to  J  L  Thnrn  jane  20.  It  12 

Gage's  add  29  39  14,  6y  6^  $1750 

Furman  L  to  J  N  Jaoobson  june  8,  Its  2i 

to  26  b  1  Fnllerton  add,  2y  6^  $2100 

Farmer  T  G  to  H  A  Hangan  june  18,  pt 

Its  9  and  and  all  11  to  16  b  17,  21  38  14, 

Bs  6%   $5000 

Frahm  H  to  J  Haffner  jane  17,  It  4  and  pt 

3  b  18,  31  37  14,  3y  6?  $3300 

Frink  W  to  0  M  Walker  Mar  1,  pt  s  w  qr 

31  39  14,  6«  4  deeds   ...  $3200 

Farr  L  B  to  S  0  Sargent  jnne  22,  pt  It  245, 

28  39  13,  6^  $22fiO 

Fripel  N  to  B  G  Halle  june  10,  It  5  b  2 

Ravenswood  and  op  b%   $6000 

Fetter  G  0  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  june  1, 

It  24  b  2,  18  39  14.  5y  S%%  $5000 

Given  3  M  to  F  W  Bngers  jane  21,  Its  14 

and  16  b  3,  30  41  14.  3y  6%   $2400 

Greenfield  O  W  to  0  8  Farson  jnne  18,  It 

8  It  8,  10  38  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Qamptor  G  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  june 

18,  It  31  b  43,  33  40  14,  5y  7^  $2000 

Grenier  P  to  J  Piamondon  jnne  18,  It  2  b 

4  Vernon  Pk  add,  56mo8  6«  $1400 

Grace  H  to  A  A  Lough  jane  16,  pt  It  36  b 

31,  33  38  14  $3500 

Gondelaoh  F  to  R  Berger  june  19,  It  12  b 

1,  20  40  14,  3y  6^   $1500 

Ganderson  8  M  to  Q  R  Daly  jnne  20,  Its 

5  to  8  b  7,  15  39  13,  3y  6%  $1500 

Gersomke  0  to  W  Beinemann  Mav  28,  It 

16  b  5  b  10  Sheffield  add  6y  6%.  .'...$1600 
Geahart  L  0  to  8  W  Oonnell  jane  13,  e  hf 

It  4  b  2  Ashland  add  5y  6^   $3000 

Gibson  G  to  G  J  Tatge  june  17,  Its  2  and 

and  3  b  6,  33  39  14,  3y  6«   $1200 

Greenebaum  B  to  J  H  Gilbert  june  20,  Its 

31  and  32  b  12,  31  40  14,  5y  62  . . . .  $20,000 
Heinze  F  G  to  B  0  Ferguson  june  18,  It  5 

It  51,  28  40  14,  5y  6%  $8500 

Hood  A  to  O  0  Butz  jnne  24,  pt  It  11  b  7, 

23  38  14,  6y  G%  $9000 

Hankins  G  V  to  J  O  Hatohins  june  2C,  Its 

21  and  22  n  w  qr  22  39  14,  5y  6^  $125,000 
Harstad  8  P  to  P  O  Stensland  june  10,  pt 

b  4,  8  39  14,  5y  65g  $5000 

Heafield  L  8  to  P  L  Outen  jnne  19,  Its  1 

to  46  b  1  and  Its  1  to  46  b  2  It  12,  26  40 

13,  3y  6%   $90C0 

Banekamp  M  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  jane  17, 

prem  1706  Harrison  5y  6^  $1800 

Hewen  F  0  to  W  Heinemann  jane  19,  It 

53  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Boyt  M  B  and  J  O  to  E  G  Pauling  Njv  19, 

'84,  It  12  b  39,  27  39  14,  18mos  7%..  $1000 
Hathaway  J  L  to  Conn  Mat  L  Ins  Oo 

June  15,  pt  b  5,  9  39  14,  6y  614%.  $45,000 
Hnll  D  J  to  G  A  Follansbee  May  1,  It  2  It 

5  b  20  Riverside  3d  Div  73S  $2762 

H^Bsell  O  to  J  0  Spangler  jnne  16,  It  66  b 


6,  36  40  13,  62  $2200 

Hawley  O  W  to  W  Heineman  jnne  18,  Its 

to  7  10  eto,  1 7  38  14,  5y  6%   $5500 

Heindl  A  to  J  Daniel  jnne  17,  It  2  b  51  b 

33,  19  39  14,  72  «2009 

Hawtree  A  E  to  Will  H  Moore  jane  18,  pt 

Its  6  and  7  b  1 1  Linden  Grove  4y  62  $  1 7v  0 
Heildenblnth  J  L  to  J  P  Wilson  jane  17, 

It  36  b  3  b  10  Sheffield  add  5y  62.  ..$3000 
Hallberg  L  G  to  F  B  Peabody  jnne  7,  pt 

Its  95  to  98  b  94  b  24  Sheffield  add  6y  6% 

 $18,000 

Hathaway  J  N  to  F  H  Zander  May  1,  It 

15  b  1,  8  39  13,  44mos  62  $23C0 

Harding  B  to  F  M  Smith  May  31,  pt  It  17 

Ellis  e  add  6%  $2000 

Hills  F  N  to  T  Campbell  May  31,  pt  It  2 

Lynch  to  Hyde  Pk  ly  6%  $5000 

Johns  A  to  Com  Wealth  L  and  B  Assn 

jnne  13,  It  5  b  22  South  Ohioago  $2500 

Jorgenson  L  0  to  P  O  Stensland  juoe  17, 

It  27  Davenport  sub  3  39  13,  6y  7j5.$1000 
Johnson  M  E  to  S  W  Oonnell  june  10,  pt 

Its  7  and  8  b  16  b  3,  19  40  14,  5y  &%  $26(  0 
Jazefornieoz  L  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnne  10,  Its 

23  and  24  b  7  Elston  add,  3y  6^.... $3000 
Jnnek  K  to  R  0  Busse  jnne  10,  pt  b  2, 1 

39  13,  3y  7%  $2500 

Jones  J  C  to  R  Hart  june  6,  pt  Its  8  and 

1  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  62  2  deeds  $8000 

Junemann  O  to  W  Heinemann  june  10,  It 

Watkins  &  S  snb  28  40  14,  5y  62.... $6000 
Kendall  L  M  to  B  Lathrop  june  20,  it  160 

5  Drive  snb  1/  40  14,  3y  H%  $2100 

Kemman  D  to  L  Ratbje  june  19,  It  15  b 

3,  20  38  14,  6%  $2800 

Kelner  J  0  to  E  O  Brown  june  22,  It  14  b 

17,  Lee  add  5y  62  $5000 

Kollooh  P  to  Home  M  L  Assn  jane  14,  It 

44  b  4,  6  39  14.  6^4%  $2500 

Rlawans  E  to  8  Zeisler  jniiC  18,  It  18  It  4, 

36  40  13,  30mos  62  $2600 

Kooh  M  A  and  T  H  to  O  0  Bnlz  jnne  17, 

Its  40  and  41  b  9,  18  39  14,  5y  62. .  .$6000 
Koohersberger  D  H  to  F  Scruggs  May  10. 

n  e  qr  n  e  qr  4  39  13,  4y  62  $69,000 

Koch  0  to  R  Berger  june  6,  It  12  b  4,  6  39 

14,  5y  62  $3300 

Kotezke  P  to  0  L  Schaar  june  20,  It  28  It 

2  b  6,  32  39  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Koeber  0  to  F  Laokner  june  13,  Its  37  and 

38  b  2,  14  39  13,  ly  62  $2600 

Knight  J  to  A  B  Mead  Apr  25,  pt  It  2  b 

15,  20  40  14,  4y  6%  $1200 

Keok  W  H  to  A  Gatzert  june  2,  It  7  b  17, 

20  38  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Eaepar  H  to  A  Gatzert  jnne  17,  It  29  b  7, 

29  40  14,  5y  655  $1800 

Kelly  M  and  0  to  Northern  T  Oo  May  3, 

It  1  b  6,  32  39  14,  6y  6%  4  deeds..  $12,900 
Kloook  H  0  to  G  F  Lanaghen  jnne  18,  It 

12  b  4  etc  OlifCord  add,  5y  62  $4000 

Lafifarty  A  B  to  J  0  Neeley  jnne  10,  It  19 

b  6,  23  38  14.  6^  $5000 

Liston  M  to  R  J  Listen  june  28,  It  28  and 

pt  "27  b  15,  25  40  13  dem  62  $1000 

Law  F  to  M  Helbreg  May  15,  It  1  s  w  frl 

qr  5  36  14,  6y  7^  $1200 

Loehr  J  P  0  to  E  G  Foreman  june  2C,  It 

11  b  36  Woloott  add  5y  62  $6000 

Langdon  0  to  0  J  Hamberton  june  13,  It 

193  Fowler  sub  9  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Laoy  77  J  to  A  Tidholm  jnne  12,  pt  It  7 

b  24,  4  38  14,  6y  62  $1600 

Lampheas  S  T  to  Q  A  Ross  june  19,  pt  It 

3,  19  41  14,  3y  6>^2  $1200 

Lawrence  T  F  to  T  Cratty  june  1,  It  24  b 

2,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Laubly  E  to  J  E  Dalton  jnne  10,  It  45  b 

12,  23  39  13,  62  $4003 

Londelius  0  A  to  R  Hart  jnne  18,  Its  1  and 

2  pt  b  3,  14  38  14,  6y  62  2  deeds.  .$19,000 
Lowenstein  I  to  8  J  Lombard  june  8,  Its 

2  to  6  b  2,  36  38  14,  ly  72  $1500 

Lehmpnhl  F  to  L  Baird  june  19,  It  67  It  1, 

28  40  14,  6y  6^  •  $2400 

Lockerbil  E  to  R  Berger  jnne  14,  It  1  b  43, 

12  40  13,5y  6J^2  $1000 

Linden  F  L  to  T  G  Collins  Jan  26,  It  14  b 

1,  14  38  14,  62  and  o  p  $5300 

Lofdahl  A  T  to  L  Hill  jnne  11,  Its  46  and 

47  b  9,  1  39  13,  2y  62  $2300 

Lindberg  A  J  to  F  R  Ohmdler  jnne  18,  It 

6  b  5.  5  and  6  37  15,  5y  72  $1500 

Lasson  L  J  to  0  Jorn  jnne  22,  It  6  b  2,  16 

38  14,  3y  62  $3000 

Mason  M  B  to  J  J  Kniokerbooker  jnne  17 

It  11  South  Tier  Oaken  wald  5y  62  $13,000 
Merz  P  to  O  0  Butz  june  24,  Its  28  to  30 

b  F,  28  40  14, 5y  6<«   $25,000 

Messinger  0  J  to  Pacific  L  &  H  Assn  jnne 

21,  Its  1  to  3  It  14  eto  34  39  14  $66,400 

Murray  L  W  to  L  Baird  juni  20,  It  48  b  2 

18  39  14,  6y  62  $3500 

Miokley  A  to  Q  OoDibs  Jane  13,  It  70  b  16, 

19  39  14,  6%  $2000 


June  29,  1895, 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


MoNerney  M  and  J  to  P  O  Stensland  jane 

10,  It  84  Gross  5th  H  Pk  add  6y  6%.|1600 
Mnllmann  P  to  H  W  Brandt  jane  17,  It 

24  b  3  Brown  to  Evnstn  6y  6«  |2600 

Montgomery  M  L  to  F  B  Pease  jane  19, 

It  13,  It  13  b  16,  3  37  14,  8^  $1600 

Moody  8  E  T  to  J  W  Tamer  jone  15,  Its 

2  7  and  8  b  2  b  4,  19  40  14,  6^  f  2600 

■  Murray  J  to  R  Berger  jane  20,  its  20  and 
m  21  b  25  and  o  p  29  30  14,  5y  65S....  16000 

■  MoElroy  E  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jone  18,  pt 

Its  8  and  9  b  J,  21  38  14,  3y   |1350 

Molloy  E  J  to  Qaeen  City  L  and  B  Assn 

jano  18,  It  46  b  54,  7  39  14,  7%  $2500 

Marohie  Q  L  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn 
■f        jnne  17.  pt  It  2  b  3,  36  40  13  7%  . . .  $3500 
K       Miller  J  F  to  A  Wisuer  jane  22,  It  12  b  3, 

■  26  40  13,7!?  $1786 

■  Martha  J  P  to  J  E  Dalton  Apr  2,  Its  69 

■  and  70  n  e  qr  3  39  13.  6^  $1200 

Matson  I  and  O  R  to  P  0  Stensland  jnne 

7,  Its  1  and  2  and  b  1,  33  40  14,  3y  6% 

 $6000 

Maeller  F  W  to  A  Frennd  j  me  1,  It  16 

and  pt  13  b  2,  34  39  14,  42m  6jf.  .$18,000 
Malatiata  D  N  to  W  H  Warner  May  1,  Its 

9  and  10  b  48  Cornell  2y  7^  $3800 

MoOormiok  P  C  to  A  Gatzert  jane  16,  It 

44  b  6,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $1600 

Nichols  F  A  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  jane 
lo.  Its  6  and  7  Myriok  ?d  add  5y 

 $30,000 

NiohoU  F  to  C  W  Hillard  jane  21,  It  34  b 

9,3  39  13.6m7!K  $5000 

Northrop  C  T  to  E  Maher  jnne  20,  It  37 

and  pt  38  b  2,  21  38  14,  6;?  $9a04 

Newman  L  E  to  C  H  Weaver  jane  22,  It 

31  b  46,  7  39  14,  7m  6%  $fOJ0 

NeiU  E  et  al  to  E  F  Bay  ley  jane  20,  Its  4i 

and  42  Averill  sub  3  38  14,  5y  6% . .  $13  0  lo 
Nelson  8  W  to  F  0  Meyer  june  12,  Us  14 

to  16  b  3,  17  39  14,  8^   $2(  00 

Neimoth  L  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  May  24,  Its  5 

and  6  Kenndy  Pk  5y  6^  $100 

O'Brien  0  to  R  Berger  jane  13.  pt  It  22  b 

30  Johnston  R  &  8  add  5y  6%  $1000 

Ohlson  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  jane  10,  It  18  b  4 

36  40  13,5y6!?  $1800 

Osborne  F  S  to  F  8  Hebard  jone  20,  99-yr 
leasehold  in  It  15  b  115  s  b  add,  dem  6^ 

 $110,000 

O  Connell  P  to  G  W  Kellner  jnae  18,  Its 
21  27  and  28  b  2  b  49,  19  40  14,  5y  6% 
•  ••••  $80(0 

O'Ronrke  C  to  Deering  B  and  L  Assn 

jane  18,  It  5  It  11,  8  38  14,  1%  #50 

Ojtberg  G  to  0  Jorn  jane  22.  It  7  b  2,  16 


38  14,3y  6!?  |a,fO 

O'Malley  J  to  F  H  Winston  jone  19,  Its  8 
to  12  and  18   s  w  qr   34  39  14,  5y  6% 

••■  $80,000 

O  Connor  J  D  to  D  Smith  jone  15,  It  35  b 

4  Sheflf  add  3y  6^  |2000 

Ojmonson  H  C  to  A  Loeb  jone  18,  It  12 

and  pt  11  b  12,  6  36  14,  5y  6^  $50f0 

OaiUow  M  to  O  0  Bntz  jane  18,  pt  Its  44 

and  43  b  7  b  10  Sheffield  add  4y  6^. $3750 
O  Connell  C  to  M  E  Greenebaata  jane  19 

It  9  It  1  b  6,  13  39  13,  5y  6J^^  $1800 

Otis  T  G  to  f  B  Peabody  jone  18,  b  4  2 

v>^^}Sfl   $5000 

Prindl  M  L  to  F  M  Elliott  jnne  1,  It  2  It 

6  b  67  Evanston   «  

Place  D  8  to  A  L  Coe  May  is.'lts  ie'and 

17  b  43  s  s  add  5y  5^  $45,000 

Parcel!  J  to  F  8  Winston  May  31,  Its  14 

to  25  b  7  Place's  add  —  $n  727 

Peters  C  to  Northern  TrosV  oo  jane  16 

Its  15  and  16  b  4,  32  40  13,  Q%. .  $1)00 
Peterson  W  F  to  Northern  Trust  Co'jane 

13,  Its  9  and  10  b  1.  9  38  14,  6«  ....$9000 
PyottDAtoO  K  Miller  jone  18,  pt  Its 

29  and  28  b  5  Ashland  add  5y  6^  .  $;000 
Petterson  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jone  16,  Its  7 

and  8  b  17,  8  39  14,  5y  7^  |6000 

Peterson  A  H  to  E  M  Snow  jane  20,  It  7  b 

4  etc  32  38  14  and  o  p  3y  7«. .  $1200 
Parker  T  Jr  to  C  W  Greenfield  jnne 'l8  It 

16  b  9,  17  39  14,5y6%  $7500 

Pickham  J  D  to  J  G  Lombard  Jan  1,  Its 
B-:.^  "rf?  ^i^^  l>onglas  Pk  add,  6«..$3260 
Pitte  0  to  B  Pitte  jane  16,  U  42  b  6,  20  39 

14,  3y  6%     $28i  0 

Pedersen  L  to  A  Loeb  jnne  19,  It  10  b  2. 

31  40l4,5y  H  $6CO0 

Peterson  A  U  to  T  M  Snow  inne  20.  it  7 

b  4,32  38  15,  6%   $1200 

Peterson  N  8  to  P  O  Stensland  jane  10. 

It  50  b  4,  8  39  14,  5y  ^  |2eoo 

Poole  A  and  C  to  O  F  Gibbs  jn  e  17,  It  1 

D  V  ^l^^^  L  &  G  to  Evnstn  6^  $60no 

Potter  M  B  and  0  E  to  H  W  Austin  jone 

-27  pt  It:,  6  and  7  It  13  etc  7  39  13,  %%  $6000 
Perkins  0  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  june  24 
It  36  and  37  b  7,  11  39  13,  5y  6>^^.  .$5t00 


Power  F  R  to  A  G  Weise  jone  1,  It  6  b  11 

1139  13,  2y  6$  jfijoo 

Peelman  H  C  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  june 

15,  It  9  and  10  h  43,  9  37  14,  5y  7^.  .$1260 
Quinlan  C  8  to  J  M  Kean  jnne  18,  pt  b  39 

Evanstn  3  m  6^  $2500 

Renna  T  to  R  Gerber  june  18,  Its  45  and 

46  b  1, -.'^  39  13,  7!l  $1200 

Bnhlman  F  to  W  Hansen  june  19,  It  20  b 

10  Lane  Park  5y  6^  $1700 

Ruck  C  to  O  L  Benner  jnne  11,  It  7  b  8 

D  8  Bank  add  and  o  p  3y  6^   $2500 

Riderborg  E  to  F  C  Knhn  jone  20,  its  22 

to  24  b  5,  36  40  13,  5y  1%  $3700 

Robinsky  U  to  H  Felsenthal  june  22,  It  5 

21  39  14,  6y  6^  ISOqo 

Rick  J  to  W  Heinemann  May  10,  Its  26  to 

29  bl,  18  39  14,  5y   $8o00 

Rabe  B  to  P  O  Stensland  jnne  15,  It  6  b  2 

9  39  13,  3y   |2000 

Ratolifle  FA  to  J  V  Farwell  Jr  May  14, 

It  6  and  pt  4  b  42  Rogers  Pk  6SS . . . .  $2760 
Reaohy  O  P  to  A  Peterson  june  19,  It  21 

b  3,  22  39  14,  5y  6%  $2400 

Raap  J  H  to  F  B  Poabody  june  20,  Its  26 

to  28  b  8,  6  39  14,  6y  Q%  $11,000 

Reddy  J  M  to  B  R  De  Young  jnne  17,  its 

11  and  12  b  1  b  4  Brookline  6^  $2000 

Reynertson  R  to  H  A  Haugan  june  17,  It 

29  b  4,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  j6500 

RavilT  E  to  G  A  Gibbs  june  12,  Its  2  and 

3  b  1,  22  38  14,  3y  H  $2600 

Sheehan  J  to  F  A  Barnes  jane  7,  pt  It  3  b 

16,33  38  14,2y  7%  |io00 

Staller  C  A  to  H  Felsenthal  jnnt  18,  pt  It 

144  It  6  etc  18  39  14,  5y  6^  $65  W 

Scully  N  to  J  F  Cahill  jone  1,  pt  Its  91 

and  93  Butterfleld  add  3y  6%  $3000 

Snajdr  F  to  8  Sikyta  june  11,  It  40  b  2.  8 

,  38  14,  H  $'i800 

Soens  J  to  N  M  Blumenthal  june  17,  pt  b 

15,  31  37  14.  3^^  6^  |3000 

Schumacher  G  to  W  A  Paulsen  june  8,  It 

10  It  6  b  9  Hyde  Pk  5y  6^  $6844 

Sohrimpl  C  to  N  A  Mayer  jane  3,  It  23  b 

3,14  39  13,5y6^  $7000 

8chroeder  C  to  Northern  T  Co  jone  17,  It 

31  and  30  b  3,  20  40  14,  3y  H  $iO00 

Schneider  F  to  Golden  B  and  L  and  Home- 
stead june  17,  It  6  b  4,  4  38  14  $3500 

Sears  J  10  W  T  Riohardt  june  20,  pt  It  16 

b  18,  Kenilworth  3y  6^  $2800 

Sohoen  L  to  Northern  Trust  Co  jane  1  It 

12  bl,  20  40  14,  3y  Q%  $1500 

avoboda  S  J  to  J  Sikyta  jone  11,  It  4  b  2 

8  38  14,  —  $1000 

Smith  C  to  W  A  BoTd  june  18,  It  16  b  6 

33  39  14,  5y  1%  $2600 

Sohnmer  M  to  P  Risoh  Jr  Apl  27,  pt  It  16 
and  17  b  1  A  &  B  to  Evanston   3y  6% 

 $3600 

Seiff  W  to  W  Heinemann  jone  25,  It  6  Jt 

2!  s  w  qr  20  40  14,  3y  16%.  $1200 

Schick  J  to  L  Rathje  june  25,  It  46  and 

46  b  2,  9  38  14,  3y  6%  |iooo 

Seavert  A  0  to  B  M  Snow  june  3,  It  63 

and  pt  24  b  1,  28  40  14,  635  $2100 

Schmidt  M  8  to  G  D  Becker  june  21,  It  17 

and  pt  16  b  1,  32  38  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

8oharf  A  M  to  H  A  Wallingford  jane  10 

It  12  n  e  qr  17  40  14,  3y  S«  $1650 

Schlessinger  E  to  J  Rosenthal  jane  7  it  1 

It  4  It  7  Ellis  E  add  5y  6^  $3000 

Sitkena  E  to  E  F  Bayley  jane  16  It  18  b 

^  2,9  38  14,6y  H  |25C0 

btephens  W  O  to  J  B  Keogh  jane  8,  Its  8 

and  9  b  3,  10  39  13,  3y  1%  H210 

Schmidt  W  to  J  C  King  june  10,  pt  It  8  b 

3,19  39  14,  6y  1%   ...$1000 

8hewe  A  to  A  Gatzert  june  19,  It  70  Sex- 
ton add  by  1%   $1000 

Shorvind  O  C  to  A  Loeb  jnne  19,  it '45  b 

«  ^'^  1*800 

Sohlatt  b  to  N  A  Mayer  june  14,  Its  5  to  8 

It  19,  9  38  14,  3y  6!?  $6000 

Stewarn  A  to  Northern  Trust  Co  june  17 

It  6  b  2  9  38  14,  5y  61^% $  22OO 
Steward  L  to  Ins  Co  of  Illinois  june  15,  pt 

It  b  32  Carpenter  add  G%  $3000 

Soojse  B  to  A  M  Snydacker  june  20,  It  12 

b  13,  19  39  14,  6y  6^     $4000 

Scully  J  J  to  F  0  Meyer  june  19,  It  15  b  1 

"f/^;!?   -.11000 

iysi  J  to  J  Cerwenka  june  19,  It  23  b  44 

7  38  14,6^  

Turner  H  C  to  M  w'kozminski  june 

Tabor  L  L  to  T  W  Rawson  june  18,  pt  It 

8  b  T  3  38  14,  6y  6«   ^$2000 

Titus  B  to  G  W  MoLester  jnne  1,  pt  b  6 

34  39  14,  3y  6^  6  deeds   $11  300 

Titus  B  to  G  W  McLester  june  1,  pt  b  2 

34  d9  14,  5y  6^   .    ^   •.q  q 

Turner  E  H  to  F  B  Peabody  june  1*9,  pt" 
Us  2  to  4  b  5  Hyde  Pk,  3y  Q%  $7000 


Titus  B  to  G  W  MoLester  june  1,  pt  It  2 

It  3  b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  6%  ..$2400 

Turner  M  P  to  J  W  Turner  june  15,  Its  13 

to  16  b  6  etc  19  40  14,  6;?   $.3000 

Topinka  F  to  W  Kaspar  june  17,  u'so  b 

48  19  39  14,6^  jgOOO 

Irebilcock  A  to  J  L  Chapman  jnne  15,  pt 

lt9U  10,  16  38  14,  5y   $io,oro 

Talcott  E  A  to  D  S  Place  jane  15,  It  14  b 

1,  16  3S  13,  5y  6*  $5oro 

Thatcher  G  L  et  al  to  F  B  Peabody  jone 

14,  It  4  and  pt  5  It  8  b  19  o  t  5y  5^  $15,000 
Ihompson  N  N  to  B  F  Chase  june  11  Us 

1  to  4  b  11,  22  38  14,  &%  $900(j 

Ihomas  B  M  to  A  B  Mead  May  1,  It  36  b 

14  26  38  14,  H  $1600 

Witkowski  J  to  J  Bedwioz  june  1,  It  11  b 

l,  6  38  14,3y  7^   ^,Ooo 

Whitoomb  C  8  to  H  A  Wallingford  jone 

20.  It  13  Imhoflf  sub  17  40  14,  &%. .  .$1650 
Wright  T  to  A  Torpe  jane  20,  It  11  It  2  b 

2  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%   $1001 

Wrieht  F  to  A  B  Wells  jnne  19,  pt  b  22 

w>!^/°°»?'.^*iy   «*000 

White  M  to  Title  and  Trost  B  and  L  Assn 

jone  12,  It  3  Dray  sub  22  38  14,  S%  $2174 
Wink  J  Jr  to  J  Wink  Aug  1,  Its  1  and  2  b 

w^;t^.?^*',*^   f 

Walsh  M  to  J  L  Moss  May  16,  It  6  b  1  31 

^39  "'3y  H  $1400 

Williams  F  B  to  J  Gonzeohanser  june  20 

pt  U  3  It  11  b  3.  34  39  14,  5y  .$12,000 

Wiengart  N  to  G  Coombs  May  30,  It  6  b 

2,  20  40  14,  6^^  fnOO 

Washburn  H  C  to  F  B  Peabody  june  18 

pt  U  6  b  1,  16  38  14.  5y  &%   $36,  q 

Wightman  J  to  H  A  Haugan  jone  20  It  18 

b  1,  17  38  14.5y  6^  $3000 

Wood  C  L  to  0  T  Gait  june  18,  It  9  It  23, 

3  38  14,  5y  61  ^30(0 

Winter  F  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  june  19,  It 

16  b  6  b  10  Sheffield  add  3y  &%  $3000 

Weeks  G  M  to  C  H  Lawrence  june  18,  It 

17  and  pt  18  b  3  Buena  Pk  5y       .  $6825 
Wilson  A  F  to  A  Chytraos  june  22,  It  45 


b  2,  20  37  14. 


.$3500 


Woodruflf  I  E  f,o  J  G  Weart  june  14,'  its  11 

to  18  b  3,  30  38  15,  1%  $20C0 

Zolinski  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnne  16,'  It  8  b 
12,  5  39  14.  2y   14400 

CHATTBl,  n01CT»A»K8. 


n  OJark  3m   jj^g 

BaerLJ  to  Orescent  Coal  "and  "Mining 

Co  jnne  21,  horses  etc,  15m   $1776 

Oarnger  D  E  to  M  E  Finch  june  2l"fnrn 

''m   iisi 

Collins  J  to  Delaney  &  Murphy  "june"  21 

saloon  etc,  321  Mich  at  ly  *856 
Conlon  P  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  jnne"  iV  'ea- 

loon  2118  Wabash  2y...  '$600 
Chilton  L  W  to  J  H  Cobleigh  jane'  30 

forn  3824  Rhodes  av  7m  «e5 
Crockett  J  R  to  A  Armstrong' j'an'e"  18 
forn  ly   ggg 

Corbett  B  0  to  F  McNellis' jnn'e"2'l', 'fn'rn 

7231  Blue  Is!  av  2^m  ...  ,.,  4135 
Carlton  M  to  H  Morse  june  1?"  f'u'rn  'and 

piano  6m   $101 

Combs  A  C  to  Nat  M  L  o'o 'jnne  "l9, "forn 

6350  Marshfleld  7m    $155 

Chain  J  to  P  McNellis  june  i9,"farn'2705 

Calumet  av  23m   «200 

Crump  T  fl  to  F  McNelii's"  'j'nne'l'g,'  furn 
23m  

Cary  J  8  to  H  P  Mount  june  19,"  fn'rn  1760 

Monadnook  bldg,  4m  

Crawford  W  A  to  F  G  Opperman 'j'n'n'e  17 

barbershop,  Maywood,  apl  2,'96  ...$103 
Childs  J  R  to  J  Kenan  june  14,  furn  64th 

and  Webb  ly   »200 

Corona  S  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co"  june'  lS 

saloon  774  Polk  2y   »'Iqq 

Carter  W  H  to  A  Smoety  jone  21.  "horse 

forn  etc,  396  Dearborn   »qq 

Charlton  A  to  H  P  Mount  june"22,"farn 

113  Lincoln  av  6m   ^ta-j 

Cole  H  0  to  L  W  Hathaway" june  21,  lanch 

room  100  Harrison  23m..'  $2100 

Doln  L  N  to  M  E  Finch  june  22,'fnrn  6m 

 •   $103 

Dotigherty  H  to  Nat  M   Loan  Co  june  24, 

$72 


Allen  J  R  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  june  22,  furn 

674  Warren  av  6m   $72 

Antenen  E  R  to  Nat  M  Loan"  Co"  june  22 

fnru  73  Rees  st  6m  

Anderson  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  "21,  "furn 

Ashbaugh  J  H  to  D  Rankin  may  27,  fnrn 

23  Bryan  pi,  6m   ^i^-j 

Ahgar  M  A  to  W  A  Mn"mford'j'ane'20, 


horses  etc  6m  . 


$500 


Alberts  J  A  to  C  C  Heisen  jnne  22,'bidg8, 

48th  Bt  and  Lake  av  3m   $6000 

Amdel  L  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  june  24,' saioon 

293  w  Erie  23m   $300 

BredewigFEto  W  F  Bi"e'r'worth'deo'l8, 

18,  forn  279  Lincoln  av  ly   $200 

Burke  A  to  W  Hazelton  june  18,furn'6m$ 
Bain  H  to  W  J  Malcolm  june  20,  wagon 

mdse  etc,  1609  63d,  lOm   $92 

Bingle  P  M  to  Nat  M  Loan 'co'j'u'ne  "21 

furn  3757  Ellis  av  7m   $52 

Bonnell  O  to  L  R  Lasher  june"  1 4,"  "ptg  "of* 

fice  1541  Fulton  ly   |;2oo 

Billings  H  F  to  U  Morse  j"u"n"e' "ii,"  "pi'ano 

and  furn  6m....   $336 

Bannister  R  L  to  F  E  Blaokman  jnne  14 

furn  and  piano  ly  ^{^q 

Beeoher  P  B  to  W  E  Ackley  june  12,  furn 

and  8  m,  6m   «203 

Brown  F  R  to  Nat  M  Loa"n  "6"o"  "j"a'n"e  21 
furn  6m   gj^g 

Barker  A  to  C  H  Oarr  ju'ne'i*  f'n^n '2"4"^$100 
Boyer  F  to  E  Smith  june  5.  furn  6m..  $100 
Bnttes  <fe  F  to  B  Smith  jane  18,  furn  7m$89 
Beasly  W  H  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

jane  21,  saloon  9712  State  2y   $516 

Brodie  E  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  june  18 

saloon  2826  Shields  av  2y    ,  *3oo 
Butler  P  J  to  M  E  Finch  june  2l'."pi'ano 
6m   " 

Bntt  T  to  H  Morse  june  18,  fnrn  and  s'm, 

6m  

Berez  J  to  0  Ferguson  juns  19,  fnrn  2V$100 
Browne  B  M  to  R  B  Bliss  apl  8,  fnrn  3667 

Wabash   $105 

Bailey  0  C  to  J  B  F  Reid' june  "i5,"6hop 

*m   $120 

BednarikA  to  A  Hass  june  20, " 'ho'rse, 

tools  etc,  673  Throop  ly  $200 

Bayer  A  to  H  Lepmarr  jnne  '24,  furn  2603 

Kellogg  st  11m   «83 

Bryen  C  B  to  R  Hilton  jun"e"2'4','"f"n"rn"233 


fnrn  6414  Star  av  7m 
Dostal  T  to  Boh  Brg  Co  june  "22,"  "saloon 

Douglass  T  to  D  "r  McNaught  jnne  ^18 

furn  6m  

Dubois  H  to  Indpdt  Brg  Assn  june  21 

saloon  309  Loomis  22m   $17*50 

Davenport  W  to  0  Ferguson  june  !9,  furn 

Deal  D  il  to  W  F  Wh"eaton"  joiie" "21,' " furn^° 
674  B  Isl  av  23m. 


p.     ^  „         „   $100 

Dorst  H  M  to  U  8  Brg  Co  jnne  21,  saloon 

1221  Milwaukee  av  2y  

Dress  J  to  G  G  Htibbell  june  18,  farn"and 

piano  10m  

Dunham  H  B  to  M  E  Finch  "june"  iV.'pi- 

ano  6m   *77 

Duggan  J  T  to  H  Morse  june  1*7,"  "pi"ano 

6m   *77 

Dean  B  M  to  H  A  Baker  sept  11,'93,  'pi 

ano  818  California  av  2y   ^130 

Doycer  0  I  to  E  Smith  june  18,'f'nrn'  7iii$135 
Durbrow  P  to  F  McNeUis  jnne  18,  furn 

„  ^^"^r-:   1104 

brsin  &  Zimmerman  to  U  8  Brg  Co  jone 

6,  ealoou  1764  n  Clark   1450 

Bnnis  B  to  V  Fasig  june  20,  forn  10m".'$l63 
Eichenbaom  M  to  G  P  Buthman  may  7 

furn  bv\   $i£0 

Ellis  E  a  to  Oarr  <fc  Encntt  june  24  fnrn 

319  66th  3m    

Eselin  D  to  J  Oullen  june  21,  fom  4m  j;86 
Fnrlong  M  to  M  E  Finch  june  14,  forn 

6m  ijQj 

Flaherty  J  J  to  Standard  Brg  Co  june  24 

saloon  148  Halsted  23m   $400 

Foster  J  W  to  P  W  Hill  &  Co  jnne  "19!  "fnrn 

651  28th  6m  _  ^y^l 

Finkhanser  D  J  to  E  B  BeckVey  jnne  19 

fnrn  3120  State  6m   *ioo 

Friedlander  D  M  to  R  M  McCreery"  "jane 

20,  millinery  6m   -$165 

Fitzgerald  B  J  to  Nat  M  L  "60"  "june  20, 

forn  1574  Alexander  6m  ....  $220 
Finn  D  to  J  H  Cobleigh  june  — ,  "furn 

3545  Armour  av  6m   $118 

Flewelling  A  Pto  H  Mount  jane"2i,  piano 

6m  

Faxon  C  H  to  M  E  Finch  june  21,"  furn 

6m   1229 

Glove  N  8  to  G  J  Williams  jone  19', "  fiirn 

80  Dearborn  2y   $-00 

Gleson  C  M  to  A  G  Stolz  "j"n'ne  "l,"  ii"o"r8e8 

etc,  113  Adams   1350 

Qraefa  B  to  E  Smith  june  14,  'furn  "and 

and  piano  7m   jgg 

Gauffin  C  F  to  C  Brock"  Jones*  "jane'  '20, 

furn  452  w  Adams  9m  $198 

Oruegor  A  to  W  Side  Brg  Co  jone' 22,  sa- 
loon 1635  w  North  av  $592 

Gronemier  H  A  to  8  Qronemier  jone  _ 

wagon  and  fnrn,  6m    $150 

Gross  J  to  Std  8  M  Co  june  1,  maohy  Sg 

w  Washington  6m   $115 

Givens  H  B  to  S  Makeever  jnne  22  forn 


622 


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June  2d.  1895. 


7in  $161 

Gehman  A  B  to  L  Brown  jnne  24,  fnrn 

788  Talman  av,  July  24  $170 

Moiabsro  W  8  to  U  Oohn  jone  20,  furn 

eto.  6m  $103 

Heory  J  to  G  Bradford  jnne  11,  ooaoh 

horses  eto,  593  w  North  av  6m  ilOOO 

Helm  R  P  to  H  Morse  jone  20,  fnrn  6bd.|76 
Halvorson  O  to  Std  Brg  Oo  jane  20,  sa- 
loon 118  w  Haron  23m  #600 

Hetzet  G  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jane  20,  fnrn  428 

Belden  av  7m  $166 

Haines  J  to  E  Belohlavok  jnne  18,  horses 

eto,  731  Ind  avty  $9C0 

Heyman  W  A.  to  0  Bergeson  jnne  12,  fnrn 

3506  Union  av  7m  $138 

Hannegan  P  to  D  Rankin  jane  18,  horses 

eto,  65  Uaron  3m  $2C0 

Hews  0  D  to  F  Schmidt  jane  20,  fnrn 

111th  and  Mich  av  2y  $1(  00 

Hamblin  E  L  to  </  H  Gnnsolis  jnne  20, 
ptg  office,  Dearborn  and  Harrison  6m 

 $1000 

Holding  Q  H  to  W  H  King  jnne  17,  fnrn 

5833  Emerald  av  ly   $111 

Hart  B  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  jane  17, 

sa'oon  7)9  W  Madison  2y  *75 

Hitchcock  W  F  to  G  T  Webster  jone  8. 

ptg  office  418  Dearborn  6Cd8  $96 

Hanter  G  i  to  J  S  Howella  jane  17,  piano 

and  fnrn  728  Winthrop  av  aog  1  $374 

Howard  Q  F  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  18,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Hewea  G  H  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnne  17,  furn 

10m  |15?5 

Henderson  A  to  V  Fasig  jane  12,  fnrn  10 

m  $80 

Haider  W  to  G  E  Lloyd  &  Co  jnne  15. 

maohy  414  Dearborn  9m  $800 

Hurley  D  D  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

jnne  25,  saloon  2464  Halsted  $4(  0 

Hatchings  A  to  B  Rodges  jnne  26,  fnrn  2y 

 $400 

Hengle  E  J  to  R  M  McOreery  jnne  14, 

fnrn  6m  $71 

Inbenville  0  G  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  24. 

fnrn  942  35th,  6m  $75 

Jackson  D  M  to  J  B  Jackson  — ,  safe  etc, 

2605  State  2y  $300 

Jones  F  E  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  22,  fnrn  6m 

 $160 

Jones  J  A  to  H  Hammond  jnne  10,  fnrn 

6m  $76 

Johnson  C  E  to  A  H  Biggs  jnne  19,  fnrn 

497  Dearborn  7m  $216 

Knaack  M  to  G  G  Joy  jone  18,  bldg  and 

maohy  2834  Indiana  st  14m  $3(  03 

Kablman  H  P  to  F  MoNellis  jnne  14,  pi 

ano  158  Edgewood  av,  23m  $265 

Keith  J  J  to  F  MoNellis  jnne  22,  fnrn 

23m  $104 

Enapp  A  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  20,  fnrn  6m 

 $207 

Klar  A  to  J  Bisohof  jnne  24,  furn  18m.$f03 
Kealing  M  and  F  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co 

june  3,  saloon  1700  Wabash  av  23m  $535 
Keutzer  T  to  0  Kentzer  jnne  24,  fonndiy 

50  Mich  8t  2y  $800 

Leaden  M  J  to  Best  Brg  Oo  jnne  20,  sa- 
loon 352  Bnstin  av  2y  $300 

Lederle  0  F  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

jane  20,  saloon,  Genoa  111,  2y  $398 

Lewis  J  L  to  F  E  Blaokman  jane  19,  6m 

 $500 

La  Belle  E  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  18,  fnrn  6m 

 $87 

Linn  J  A  to  H  Morse  jnne  19,  fnrn  6m.  $76 
Lyons  G  J  to  F  MoNellis  jnne  20,  fnrn 

23m  $90 

Leslie  V  D  to  M  E  Finch  jane  14,  piano 

6m  $103 

Levy  8  to  E  Smith  jure  17,  fnrn  7m. .  $167 
Lenz  H  to  Standard  Bry  june  17,  saloon  2 

Market  23m  $1225 

Landwebr  U  to  J  Bellman  jnne  3,  crops, 

eto,  Bonore,  4m  $175 

Lake  E  A  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  14,  fnrn  6m 

 $67 

McManigel  L  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  12,  fnrn 

6m  $75 

MoUan  0  G  to  R  E  Cantwell  jane  7,  horses 

eto,  2y  $200 

Moore  J  G  to  J  E  Jooelyn  june  17,  macby 

2y.  p  m  $340 

MoDonsld  W  F  to  0  H  Merrick  jnne  18, 

furn  23m  $70 

McQaade  D  to  E  Smith  jnne  15,  fnrn  7m 

 ,  $167 

Mears  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  18,  fnrn 

6m  $168 

MoMahon  W  K  to  J  N  Howard  jnne  15, 
fnrn  and  piano  301  w  Fullerton  av  6m 

 $295 

Myron  H  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  june  14,  fnrn  and 

8  m5200  May,  7m  $75 

Mahon  R  J  to  G  G  Hubbell,  fnrn  and  8  m 
9in  $80 


Muloahy  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  jnne  11, 

saloon  232  n  Clark  9m.  $763 

Martin  0  L  to  G  B  Smith  june  19,  fnrn 

7m  $135 

Messner  O  to  F  McNeills  jnne  21,  fnrn 

23m  $135 

McAvoy  J  B  to  E  Smith  jnne  13,  furn  and 

8  m,  7m  $70 

McEeown  J  to  Parkhnrst  &  Wilkinson 

jnne  20,  engine  eto,  27  Illinois  6m.  .$418 
Magnlis  A  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  june  20,  sa- 
loon 1834  Armour  av  33m  $1700 

Mealon  J  to  W  Hazelton  june  17,  horses 

eto,  6m  $130 

May  0  to  Am  Brg  Oo  jnne  19,  saloon  284 

Franklin  23m   $1200 

McKeen  H  0  to  M  E  Finch  jone  20,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Murray  0  H  to  D  R  McNaaght  jnne  14, 

horses  eto,  6m  $77 

Magnnsen  G  8  to  Pabet  Brg  Co  jnne  SO, 

saloon  252  w  Indiana,  23m  $400 

Marsh  E  to  Brewer  <e  H  Brg  Oo  june  25, 

saloon  358  Franklin  ly  $200 

Moore  L  M  to  R  M  McOreery  june  24. 

fnrn  16m  $300 

Noble  R  A  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  jnne  24,  sa- 
loon 137  w  V  Boren  2y  $407 

Nelson  O  D  to  W  A  Paulson  jnne  20, 

maohy  10m   $1500 

Nobee  K  A  to  G  S  Thomas  may  26,  furn 

saloon  137  w  V  Buren  $750 

Nottolli  F  to  Bnnte  Frank  &  Co  jone  21, 

horse  and  wagon  304  Division  ly  $234 

Norton  E  to  N  Perring  jnne  19,  furii,  7 

Madison,  oot  9  $300 

Noonan  J'J  to  Oomrs  of  Lincoln  Pk,  eleo 

launches,  ang  15  $20C0 

Orr  E  J  and  H  B  to  O  R  Stokes  june  14, 

piano  and  farn  6151  Stewart  av  6m.  .$500 
O'Lieary  A  to  0  H  Soehler  jnne  17,  saloon 

Auburn  Pk  10m  

Pearlstein  E  to  S  A  Eohn  jone  24,  fnrn 

177  La  Salle  2m....  $100 

Powers  M  to  J  Lngorio  jnne  25,  fnrn.. $300 
Powell  L  N  to  M  Simon  may  7,  barber 

shop  1223  State  6m  $245 

Peopla  J  A  to  J  Hagenbnck  june  18,  furn 

2y  $100 

Peterson  0  to  State  Bk  Chi  mch  25,  farn 

16m   $6£0 

Perry  J  0  to  O  Bergeson  joni  15,  fnrn 

5201  Armour  ly  $89 

Parker  A  M  to  D  Pries  jane  18,  furn  6m 

 $199 

Plum  J  to  W  Side  Brg  Oo  jnne  19,  saloon 

384  w  Division  2y  $2f00 

Porter  E  et  al  to  A  Ahlatrand  jnne  8,  pi- 
ano and  furn,  92d  st.  2m  $500 

Peterson  W  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  15,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  445  Milwaukee  an  7m  $77 

Ponston  J  to  P  Schneider  may  2,  horses 

etc,  6422  Carpenter  2y  $200 

Peterson  J  to  F  Oltendorf  jnne  18,  pigs, 

HoDore,  9m  $70 

Qoinn  M  to  M  Qninn  june  20,  fnrn  2918  C 

Grove  av  ly  $400 

Richardson  L  F  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jane 

20,  fnrn  and  8  m  105  41st  7m  $80 

Ranson  B  F  to  P  A  Garrison  jnne  18,  liv- 
ery 2y  $1300 

Ranson  8  F  to  W  Porter  june  19,  livery 

etc,  2154  O  Grove  av  2y  $5(i00 

Retts  K  to  H  P  Mount  jnne  20,  fnrn  3006 

Dearborn  6m  $90 

Rohnen  J  B  to  E  Biachofberg  may  — , 

baaers  602  m  14th  ly  $800 

Rathborn  R  to  0  Meader  june  12,  fnrn  10 

m  $80 

Rosenquest  N  0  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  17, 

fnrn  6m  $62 

Raymond  E  to  G  Beverly  jnne  10,  dia- 
monds etc,  2018  Wabash  av  6m  $260 

Reimann  A  J  to  J  Onllen  jnne  — ,  furn 

2141  12th  6m  $81 

Rftflerty  J  T  to  J  Stenson  &  Oo,  furn  129 

Harrison  ly  $1097 

Roebrig  L  to  M  E  Finoh  jnne  16,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m  $62 

Riohter  H  F  to  J  MoMahohn  jnne  19,  fnrn 

108  5th  av  $25  0 

Rust  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnne  13,  fnrn  6m.  $62 
Rosin  S  to  Best  Brg  Co  jnne  16,  saloon 

219  w  Lake  ly  $300 

Smith  S  W  to  A  H  Baldwin  june  15,  fnrn 

237  Illinois  13m,  p  m  $69 

Sanders  0  F  to  A  B  Labelle  jnne  17,  fnrn 

993  Harrison  5m  $76 

Simons  8  J  to  H  Morse  jnne  19,  fnrn  6m$77 
Shunk  L  to  H  Morse  jnne  18,  farn  6m.  .$7  7 
Smith  8  to  0  tf  Merrick  jone  17,  furn  23 

m  $70 

Shoeff  H  to  W  Hazelton  jane  8,  fnrn  6m$72 
Shewpard  J  to  0  Bergeson  jnne  11,  furn 

1839  Wabash  ly  $250 

Schultz  J  to  E  Hewitt  jnne  14,  fnrn  ly.$87 
Sohipmen  H  to  Oorper  Brg  Oo  june  14, 


saloon  335  State  2y  $1600 

Sta'ger  M  D  to  Morrison  P  &  Oo  jnne  20, 

drngs  456  Centre  av  2y  $1060 

Stack  J  to  J  Gaael  jone  18,  saloon  198  w 

Randolnh  8m  pm  $200 

Smith  L  to  E  W  Cohen  june  19,  fnrn  2086 

Wabash  av,  demd  $  

SnyderOWFtoF  S  Qunsolns  june  19, 

19,  fnrn  7m  $300 

Savinovioh  J  to  Star  Bry  june  22,  saloon 

72  w  Madison  $60T 

Scbmith  L  to  Star  Bry  mch  6,  saloon  89 

Desplaines  $800 

Slack  F  to  Star  Bry  jnne  6,  saloon  60  Ca- 

nalport  av  $600 

Schick  0  to  Star  Bry  june  6,  furn  288  w 

13th  $500 

Standemaver  R  W  E  to  0  Wach  may  ic, 

fnrn  121  Fullerton  av,  3m  $3f0 

Schneider  8  N  to  G  F  Tucker  june  3, 

horaea,  library  eto,  2y  $4(0 

Smith  S  M  to  E  F  Ogg  jnne  24,  fnrn  7m 

  $150 

Selmen  F  to  Aunkeler  jone  17,  shop  192 

n  Clark  jan  1.'98  $600 

Sand  A  to  F  R  Stewart  apr     fnrn  Robey 

and  Indiana  2y  . . .   $150 

Shea  T  to  M  M  Fletcher  jnne  14,  piano 

etc,  445  Harrison  ly  $350 

Sullivan  D  M  to  M  E  Finoh  jnae  19,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Scott  W  B  to  T  Jubb  jnne  19,  fnrn  193 

Washington  2y   $400 

Siason  O  W  to  G  V  Pnroell  jone  21,  farn 

1260  Madison  $2564 

Smith  W  to  F  MoNellis  june  21,  fnrn  23m 

 $72 

Skillen  J  to  H  Morse  jnne  19,  farn  and  s 

m,  6m  $63 

Schlnnd  J  to  H  Morse  jone  19.  piano  and 

s  m,  6m  $82 

Thompson  T  M  to  J  Ammann  ijone  20,  s 

ms  and  fnrn  38  Emerson  at  2y  4350 

Tonin  H  to  C  Bender  jone  21.  fnrn  7m  $75 
Toft  B  to  H  Morse  june  14,  furn  and  pi- 
ano and  8  m,  6m  $77 

Tintner  A  to  8  P  fliraoh  jane  21,  farn  123 

Monroe  6m  $3'  0 

Tranton  J  to  V  Aexa  jnne  17,  maohy.  .$313 
Turck  M  to  Mandel   Bros  june  30,  turn 

1731  Buckingham  pi,  6m   $62 

Todd  J  G  to  H  Hammond  jone  17,  furn 

and  pool  table,  buggy  eto,  6m  $175 

Trentelaar  J  D  to  D  R  McNanght  jnue  13, 

furn  6m  $'0 

Unger  H  to  D  Hyman  june  22,  p'g  office 

296  Dearborn  2y  $6t  0 

Uahr  O  to  Q  L  Webster  june  15,  piano 

248  Ohio  $100 

Viggera  C  H  to  W  D  Underwood  jnne  18. 

market  690  V  Baren  6m  $730 

VoUenoourt  A  to  A  H  French  juue  10,  fnrn 

6m  ■  ■  •  $36 

Vanier  W  to  0  H  Merriok  jnne  18,  fnrn 

23m  $70 

Vander  Bye  A  to  0  Ziegenhagen  june  18. 

horses  etc,  11900  State  ly   $400 

Weasel  M  O  to  J  Weasel  june  20,  fnrn  6617 

Ashland  av  ly  $550 

Wentbardt  F  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Co  jnne 

IV,  saloon  6200  Carpenter  2y  $300 

Wai-her  W  to  M  Waisner  jnne  26,  furn 

618  Wabash  7m  $400 

Welsh  U  E  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  may 

27,  saloon  641  Wabansia  23m  $785 

Whipple  E  te  O  M  Whipple  jane  11,  fnrn 

6-;il9  Wentworth  av  joly  1  $^00 

Weisz  A  G  to  E  R  Pike  june  24,  furn  6^0 

Milwaukee  av  17m  $90 

Wheeler  E  L  to  H  Morse  jnne  24,  horses 

eto,  6m  $77 

Wiegard  E  E  to  Q  Ort  jnne  24,  saloon  891 

Rookwrll  2y  $600 

Washingro  M  A  to  ME  Finch  june  24, 

fnrn  6m  $77 

White  W  to  M  E  Finch  jane  19,  fnrn  6m 

 $93 

Weli  0  A  to  G  G  Habbell  jnne  21,  fnrn 

9m  $135 

Wrialey  M  M  to  E  Coffee  jnne  21,  fnrn 

eto,  70  Aldine  av  6m   $100 

Wright  0  G  to  H  Morse  jnne  17,  furn  6m 

 $103 

White  J  G  to  B  Comgleton  june  17,  books 

etc,  9ds  $300 

Yager  E  and  N  E  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  14, 

piano  6m  $71 

Ziegler  P  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  jane  19, 
saloon  1231  Lake  2y  $3C0 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


ery  S2S  SedKwlofe  »2000 

Bedlloh  B  to  R  Zeisler  juue  17,  saloon  111  UadUoa 

 tl280 

Nauol'  r  Q  to  J  O  Wlotmau  jane  21,  piano  aud 

furu  642  Sheffield  av  t628 

Voodi'Cb  Uetal  Oo  to  W  Schmidt  Baklofc  Oo  jane 

2(',  bakery  49  n  Olark.   15200 

Jooelyu  J  E  to  J  Q  Moore  jane  17,  madhy  8S29 

State  12340 

Carroll  E  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Oo  Jnne  17,  saloon 

7J4  Halsted   tSSO 

BlnKham  W  B  to  O  F  Sweet  jnne  19,  fnrn  Elmbsll 

Hotel  262  Olark  WOOD 

Britteubam  J  R  to  A  F  Brlttenham  jnne  18,  milk 

business  1300 

Bramberg  M  L  to  W  Brambarg  may  1,  fnrn  ttnO 

Wheeler  J  F  to  M  Wheeler  jane  19,   saloon  4119 

Haleted   11150 

Preissner  fl  to  W  Proissner  june  19,  mdse  ""tc  1475 

Milwaukee  av    $500 

Harley  T  U  to  0  dUman  june  19,  mdse  88  and  90 

State  $1 

AndeisoD  L  H  to  Q  Moore  jane  10,  forn   .(3 

Cdell  L  to  B  S  •  etts  jnne  19,  ptR  office,  121  6th  av 

  tlOOC 

MoUan  0  G  to  A  Mollan  june  20,  furn  302  Obam- 

plain  bldff  1700 

Elrmlnski  J  to  W  Piaseokl  jane  23,  turn  tSOO 

Brack  L  to  M  Boreastelu  jane  21,  Vt  Int  eto  saloon 

10 ->  Van  Bnren  11100 

Boomer  U  M  to  W  F  Paine  june  20,  houee,  27  39  14 

 1500 

Todd  J  Q  to  Q  W  Ladd  june  20,  tarn.7863;Railroad 

av  $1200 

Carroll  W  to  J  Ratledge  jaue  18,  horse  eto  $200 

Winerrotbe  W  F  lo  A  K  Winerrothe  june  21,  sa- 

loou  96  LaSalle  $520 

WaLzer  B  D  to  H  Echeteadt  june  21,  ealoon  3832 

State  $600 

Mabon  J  E  to  E  L  Mahao  jane  24,  horses  etc  and 
piano,  17ii  w  WashiDgtou  $800 


Welch  L  to  L  Oohn  jane  20,  market  etc  $10i'0 

fe  cully  &  Powers  to  J  O  Bobinson  jane  17,  livery 

662  Lake  $1 

Jacobs  M  M  to  »t  Junck  june  20.  raloon  1100  63d.$300 
Seiderbers  R  to  J  A  Frledlander  june  20,  mllUn- 


Patrlck  Oleary  V  Vr  and  Mrs  George  A  Chambers, 
$5  H.Rl. 

Maria  Rollins  v  City  of  Chicago,  $75C. 
Bridget  turke  v  City  of  Chicago,  $7511. 
Wood  Brothers  v  Isaac  M  and  Courtney  H  Howie, 
$588.32. 

Armour  PaoklDg  Oo  v  J  w  Hall,  $763.54. 

Nelson  Morris  &  Oo  v  Adol^b  Hess,  $629.72. 

John  (Jzaja  and  Frank   Kontak,  administrators  of 

John  Kuja<ralii'8  estate,  v  Frederick  W  and  George 

A  Macomb,  tl,i.76. 
E  E  Flint  v  Jacob  Jaooboweky,  $630. 
William  Loeffler  v  Emannel  Kohn.  $714.69. 
The  George  W  Blake  Manufacturing  Oo  y  F  W  Lamb 

b  Oo,  $12,640. 
Ft  0  aud  0  Durand  v  John  Lorschneider,  $1,057,78. 
Henry  Brown  v  Horatio  H  Mason,  Charles  E  Hogue, 

etiphea  P  Meyer,  John  King,   Wm  F  Daudrldge, 

Dennis  A  and  Cornelius  N  Shanahan,   Harry  B 

Locke,  Harden  aud  Williamson,  »1,750. 
Magdale  a  Juuk  v  Jopeph  Rauen,  $590. 

Oberbeck  Brothers  Manafactnring  Oo  v  Spiegel  h 

Oo,  $836.90. 

O  a  Richaidion  &  Oo  v  O  A,  Fred  J,  Helena  and 

Wi'liam  H  Boser,  t2,499  20. 
Beudeiot  &  Burnh^m  ManafacturiDg  Oo  v  Butler 

Manufacturing  Oo,  $766.14. 
Enseoo  RPike  v  B  Lee  Francs  and  B  R  Hutohcraft, 

$1,956.38. 

New  England  KoitOng  Co  v  Charles  0  Frankeuthal, 
Joseph  Freudenthal  aud  Henry  Adler,  $1,758.33. 

Tiffany  Bros  v  0  0  Frankenthal  et  al,  $1,440. 

Winsted  Hosiery  Co  v  0  0  Frankeuthal  et  al,$2.125.90 

Keeue  &  Hagerty  v  David  Goldberg,  $3,116.45. 

Tha  Acme  Shear  Company  v  David  Goldberg, 
$833.20. 

Piere,  Butler  &  Pierce  Mai  utacturing  Oo  v  Geo  F 

Harding,  Jr,  $666.57. 
Frank  D  and  Ottie  Fitch,  use  of  the  Pearson  Lumber 

Co,  $18,0. 

Oh'oago  Varnish  Co  v  Nesbett  Oo,  $880.08. 
Commercial  Lean  and  Trust  Oo  v  AquiUa  Pickering 

and  William  B  Boche,  $3,021.82. 
Isaiah  B  Libby  v  Joseph  Tooley,  $15,000. 
Lapp  &  Flershem  v  Esteher  Wolfson,  $1  303.12. 
Selz,  Schwab  &  Oo  v  William  Alien,  $644  02. 
8  M  Inglls  v  M  W  Best,  $1,429.86 
Archibald  Campbell  v  R  Q  Barrett,  $960. 
Ann  M  Butts  v  Olty  of  Chicago,  $1,500. 
David  Jones  v  J  L  Campbell,  $847.60. 
Towie  Mfg  Oo  V  0  Clapp  and  Thomas  Pavts,  $1,664.87. 
Glens  Falls  Tnsnranos  Oo  v  Gardner  &  Peck,  $7815.01. 
Merchants'  National  Bani  v  Wm  Qreoier  Jr,  $7,625. 
Katrlna  Rlchter.  admi  John  Bichter,  deceased,  v 

Thomas  Hughes,  John  Altley,  W  8  Fox,  $2,000. 
M  8  Meehan  v  Mary  Jone',  $21,500. 
Charles  Schweet  v  Horm  Mueller,  $3,500. 
F  A  Stauber  v  I  J  Newberger,  $698.26. 
Annis  D  Northrop  v  P  Ft  W  and  0  By,  $600. 
J  A  Schoenhais.  admtr  est  of  Leonard  Sohoenhals  v 

Pittsburg  Bridge  Oo.  $1,900. 
United  States  Brewing  Oo  v  Mary  Hoatek,  $568. 


Tune  29  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


623 


Orersr,  Olincb  &  Co  v  Adkus  &  Qiudele,  1647.77. 
T  S  Case  V  John  J  Blair.  $1,00  ). 

Mary  A  Lonergan,  eieoatrix  of  will  of  TbomaB 
Lonergan  v  Brener  &  Uofman  Brewiog  Oo,  t90b.72 

Samael  0  Davis  &  Oo  t  B  Baaman,  16,863.70. 

Kate  Q  Page  v  Ohioago  aad  Northwestern  Uailwaj, 
tl.500. 

E  F  Qadgeon  v  D  K  Oasay,  $1,600. 

Josepbloe  M  Gillette,  executrix  estate  of  E  L  Gil- 
lette V  O  0  and  F  D  Cleave,  12.382.47. 

Garden  Oily  Hanking  and  Trnst  Co  v  John  Early, 
t6fi. 

Carlos  8  Hardy  v  Sam  T  Jack,  12,033.23. 
■I  H  Nortoi.  V  Nick  Luetz,  11,396.21. 
8  0  Kork  V  T  W  Prior,  $3,693. 

Patrick  Mnrpby  v  Patrick  M  and  Mary  Brennan, 
13.000. 

Oblcago  Stampiag  Oo  v  jl  L,  W  T  and  M  M  Best, 
1662. 7u. 

Frederick  Week  v  W  Deerlng  &  Co,  $600. 
John  Sohaafema  v  0  D  Hews,  $6,0ii0. 
Union  Drop  Forge  Oo  v  E  M  Harrison,  t774. 
Market  National  Bank  v  Lehigh  &  Franklin  Ooal  Oo, 
$4,126. 

Hosteilik  Bros  y  John  Nemec,  $876. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Lt  11  b  42  in  sub  div  of  Ireins;  Park. 
Frank  L  Lively  v  Millard  W  Rioe  and  J 

A  MaoBarney  ,  $62.50 

Lt  U  b  21,  Kellogg  <fe  Meyers'  snb  of  Ita 
3  to  18  b  21  in  Irving  Pk.  Same  v 
Franklin  M  Blnut  and  J  A  MaoBnrney 

 162.50 

Walsh's  sab,  d  3^  b  24  s  e  20  39  U. 
John  W  Landis  v  George  F  Whitney 

 $253.47 

Western  av  blvd,  Ryan  &  Mahen'a  snb,  it 
33  of  It  9  in  Iglehart's  sub  of  e  of  s 
e  ^  860  1  28  13.  Leo  8  Krzynski  v  Min- 
nie B  Gondie  $534.64 

Same  sab,  It  29.  Same  v  Same  $534.64 

Baxter's  sub,  it  43  b  6  of  s  w  s  e  >^  seo 
20  40   14.   Henry   Bauer  v  Fredrecki 

Schmidt  $34.75 

Snow  &  Dickinson's  sub.  Its  12  and  13  b 
1  of  Its  1  to  4  Whitcomb  <fc  Warren's 
Bub  of  8  >^  of  8  w  )^  of  8  e  3^  sec  3  38 
14.  H  B  Wheelock  v  Lulu  Cutler. .  $212.44 
Gilpin's  snb.  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Park  add.   E  R  Brainard  et  al  v 

Ray  D  Ourry  $477.15 

Van   Bnren  st    W,  prem  1326.  Gnstav 

Uoppe  V  Anton  Reuss  $405 

Hayes'  et  al  sub.  e  3^  It  6  of  b  32,  Carpen- 
ter's add,  (295  W  Lake.)   E  H  Tarnook 

V  Pearl  M  Sohultz  and  E  H  Tarnook 
admr  8544.25 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  It  42.  Brazil  Brick 
and  Pipe  Co  v  Wm  J  Ketchem  and  Mu- 
tual Construction  Oo   . .  $116.80 

Dearborn  st,  prem  444.  Evans  Marble  Co 

V  Uns  Walker  $437.42 

Keith's  8  Pk   add,   Thomas  sub,  sub  Its 

1  to  9  inc.   Higgins-Butter  Mfg  Co  v 

John  S  and  Ellen  0  Thomas  $125 

Monroe  8t  W,  prem  1669.  John  Coumbe  v 

Agnes  C  Membard  $619.96 

Englevpood,  Weddell  &  C's  add.  It  182. 

Wm  Dunning  v  Elmer  H  Seaman.  $46.25 
Same  prems.  C  W  Dunning  v  Same.  $33.26 


APPLICATION  FOB  BVIliOINe 
PBKiniTS. 

Ewing  av  6626-30,  H  F  Albers,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Oalnmet  av  4466-68,  J  N  Dnbeck,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  building,  $20,000. 
Market  st  161,  J  V  Farwell,  7  story  and  basement 

brick  stores,  $20,000. 
Market  st  149,  Same,  2  story  brick  addition,  $6,000. 
Carpenter  st  8  5639-46,  H  MoOormick,  three  1  story 

frame  cottages,  $3,000. 
Brown  st  197-203,  A  Tarkowski,  4  story  brick  factory 
$16,000.  ' 
O'Brien  st  76,  D  F  Bremner  Oo,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $16,000. 
Lake  st  W  lOUO,  C  Osborn,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flat,  $8,000. 
Evergreen  av  683,  H  Anderson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Mozart  st  1369,  angh  W  Kirk,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,200. 
Elkgrove  av  1064,  John  Wesonski,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 
DaTis  st  648,  Charles  Anderson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  fiats,  $4,000. 
Milwaukee  av  1006-8,  E  Schroeder,  two  3  story  and 
and  basement  brlog  stores  and  flats,  $10,000. 


Murphy  av  4626-33,  Peter  Nepper,  four  1  story  glass 

and  frame  greenhouses,  $2  500. 
State  Bt  N  696,  John  A  Spoor,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  barn,  rear,  $2,()(jO. 
Clark  st  N  1277  81,  M  W  Boehm,  three  1  story  and 

basement  brick  stores.  $3,000. 
Abbott  ct  16  18,  John  Peterson,  two  3  story  and  base- 

meut  brick  flats,  $11,000. 
Halsted  st  N  503,  Armour  &  Co,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  barn,  $5,(100. 
Wilson  av  211-213,  C  0  Churchill,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $5,i  00. 
Quincy  st,  180  and  182,  and  Jackson  st  139  and  2»1, 

H  O  Duraad,  two  brick  addition  stores,  $26,00il. 
Lafayette  av  7118-20.  e  Moeller,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t6,()C0. 
Green  st  6045,  J   VPhiteman,  2  stoiy  and  basement 

brick  flats,  *2,600. 
Kimbark  av  61  66-68,  Claries  E  Inces,  threa  8  story 

and  basement  brick  ilwdHings,  $5,000. 
Johnson  pi  IIP,  M  Bramen,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,001). 
Monroe  st  W  1993,  M  Halloran,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  I6,(i0  1 . 
Jefferson  st  502,  Jacob  D  Rosenberg.  4  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 
California  av  301,  Edgar  Ludlow,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $j,000. 
Dover  st  32o9,  Christ  Growe,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Charles  0  Cessna,  ten  2  story  frame  dwellings,  no 

DomDer  or  street  given,  $18,000. 
Dania  av  629,  Axel  Benson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,600 
Dickson  st  668,  Walentf  Schaltz.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $t.OOU. 
Desplaines  st  8  228  to  238,  Crane  Elevator  Company, 

4  story  and  basement  factory,  $34,000. 
Bolter  st  3020,  Herman  Bussion,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  rear  addition,  $2,500. 
Jeffery  av  7v!0,  H  H  Horn,  2  story   frame  dwelling, 
$3,000 . 

Plymouth  pi  146-148,  Donohue  &  Henneberry,  8  story 

and  basement  brick  warehouse,  $26,000. 
North  av  W  1173,  Nels  Anderson,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,0u0. 
Chicago  av  W  282,  F  Hendricks,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Dnnning  st  1027-33,  Julius  Bauer  A  Co,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  factory,  $14,000. 
Ohio  st  E  72-74,  F  Holbrook,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  warehouse,  $10,0j9. 
Halsted  st  N  1871,  J  Minter,  three  story  frame  flats, 
13,200. 

Clarence  av  136,   Axel  Peterson,  three  story  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  $6,500. 
Crilly  pi  2  to  24,  D  F  Orllly,  eight  4  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $64,000. 
Eugenie  st  145,  Same,  4  story  and   basement  brick 
flats,  $8,000. 

Florimond  st  62,  Same,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $8,000. 

Wabash  av  3400,  James  O'Brien,  4  story  and  bass- 

ment  brick  flats,  $16,000. 
Arlington  st  1800-4,  John  F  0  Theiss,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $12,000. 
Schiller  st  217,  219  and  221.   Miss  Mary  Zlegler,  4 
story  and  basement  brick  apartment  building, 
$30,000. 

Clark  st  N  1267-69,  M  Steffans,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  store  Rnd  flats,  1  story  addition  and  front 
addition,  $12,000. 
Congress  st  W  358-364,  George  Duddleson,  five  three- 
story  and  basement  brick  fluts.  $36,000. 
Twelfth  st  829,  John  Hendricks,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,600. 
Forty-seventh  st  716-726  F  W  Parker.  4  story  and 
basement   brick  stores  and    apartment  house, 
$30,000. 

Green  st  6408,  Fred  Kelson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Michigan  av  139,  E  Ammon,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition  and  basement  addition, 
$2,000. 

Indiana  av  5310,  John  McEernan,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $9,600. 
Dearborn  st  4942,  Frank  Knowak,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 
Greenwood  av  6106-12,  0  A  Londelius,   four  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $24,000. 
Waller  st  91,  E  Grossman,  one  brick  additional  story, 

$2,000. 

Ashland  av  8  945,  J  H  Norton,  three  story  and  base- 

raant  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,00J, 
May  st  N 166,   Larson   Brothers,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $8,000. 
Osgood  st  196-198,  Eriokson   Brothers,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Paulina  st  N  2611,  Adolph  Flakier,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $5,000. 
Addison  av  13i  6,  Faherty  &  SchoSner,  2  story  frame 

store  and  office,  $2,500. 
Belmont  av  1336-38.  Gustaf  Dlttman,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Center  av  2749,  J  W  Grape,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,000. 


Montloello  av  1368,  1370,  1374,  1376  and  1S8I,  Panl 
Schulte,  flve  1  story  frame  cottages,  $2,600. 

Superior  st  W  919,  Ed  Bankes,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats.  $4,000. 

Park  av  613,  H  F  Ward,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Pitney  ct  i\  00  to  3120,  Universal  Gas  Company,  flve 

2  story  and  basement  brick  gas  nouses,  $40,000. 
Pitney  ct  3000  to  3120,  Same,  three  1  st  ry  and  base 

ment  brick  houses,  $6,0iio. 
Michigan  av  5628,  Mrs  Slayton,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $10,ooo. 
State  st  6444,  J  Murphy,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Union  av  4860,  William  Landon,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flat,  $3,000. 
Eighteenth  st  W  783,  William  Nowatzki,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $16,000. 
Twenty-first  pi  934.  Charles  Qelst,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Eighteenth  st  W  616,  John  Novak,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Market  et  N  317.  William  Earney,  4  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats.  $16,000. 
Sheffield  av  1177,  F  Spang,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $6,600. 
Halsted  st  52-60,  Monarch  Bicycle  Mfg  Oo,  8  story 

and  basement  brick  factory.  $86,000. 
Indiana  st  699,  Mrs  Borchenius,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,0u0. 
Division  st  813,  Emma  Pastelo,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Washtenaw  av  816,  Mr  Hansen.  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Humboldi  blvd  1229,  W  Eoehler,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn,  $2,000. 
Laavitt  st  N  1071,  Jacob  Hang,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  rear  add,  $2,000. 
Seventy  tblrd  pi  132-142,  Jones  &  Foley,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $7,(j00. 
Morgan  st  6606,  Mrs  Inga  Heber,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$3,('0n. 

Vincnones  av  6600-8,  Frank  Bodin,  four  2  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Seventy-fltth  p»  147-166,  E  u  Minnick,  flve  2  story 
f  nd  bisemeut  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Wharton  av  6426,  A  E  Tate,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flato,  t7,(  00. 

Wilcox  av  2  55,  James  Dailey,  2  s  ory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

May  st  N  7J-86,  Morgan  &  Wright,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  factory  and  oae  addl  story.  $60,000. 

Marsbfl-ld  av  4'iO,  B  Harris,  ihree  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $8,600. 

Hastings  st  298,  William  Hiniz,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  Sals,  $3,000 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  AGrBNTS.  (  


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago.  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identilled 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them 
selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  ooal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiaU  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  ancb.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

^5  Old Celo&7  Bld£.,  CHICAaO,  111., 


A.NDEBSON.  Qnstavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIBD  h  WARNER,  Bmg.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  il. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BBDO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Rm  87.  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINQS  E.  A,,  b  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATER,  S..  66  Dearborn  gt.  Hnmboldt  Park 

prooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  et. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  E.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLE8T0N  h  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  4  00.,  7th  floor  Ohamitter  o 

Commerce . 
BULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iTBIOKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Bit. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquftte  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  I26  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZBNHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1.  88  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANE,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS.  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  88  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  h  Oo.,  99  Washington  st. 

EEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  h  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENBY,  B.  J.,  Association  Bldg.,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

MAGILL  J.  0.  h  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  h  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  b  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIEEN,  O.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR  1  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABKE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  00.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R..  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  BUg. 

RAND.  OHAS.  £.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANE,  &  Uo.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SOHUMAOBEB  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201.  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  b  Co,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIERLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st 
WALEER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSaUeStre 
ZUITEBMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Oo.,  818  S.  Halsted 

BANKKBtS. 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearbors  St. 

GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 

MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbum 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 

^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  4  Co.,  164Deart)orL 

WASMANSDORF  81  HEINEMANN,  147  Kanaolpa. 

Amtractr  of  Title. 

HADDOOE  TALLETTB  &  RI0E00BD8,  107rear- 
bom  St. 

SANDY  &  CO.,  n-4  WBsnlngfam  st 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st 
BB0O'<DEB*S  ABSTBAOT  DEPT.,  Oonnty  fonrt 


REVELL'S 

CUBTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  aveJ^Adasr  ir 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


June  29,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAt.  ATTKXTIOX 

TO  THB  MANUFACTTJBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

ETEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IP  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  s>trlpesand  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 

AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  pavments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  GHBIBTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  S.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  J^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oxir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE.  tSxe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  U.S.  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WAFJASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven : 
to  rf'modellng: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A  tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Oo.,  Eogiand. 
North  German  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Roohester  Qernaan  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  1^AHAI..L.E  STKKeT. 

CH1CA«0  IlililMOIIS. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHER. 

Room  1749  JHarqnette  Bide,       W.  Cor.  l>earborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  inanf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^.«^M 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  D  Except  their 
them       U  n  t    r  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Sopporte  Back  where  needed. 
Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^'?  K',"cago.'"" 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS. 


OVFICK  AND  WORKS, 
ISth  Street  and  Ashland  Avenne. 
Chlcaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Go. 

1538-1539  MAHaUETTE  BLDG.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


James  T.  Hotne. 


Fbank  O.  Hotne 


HOYNE  BROS. 

REAL  ESTATE 

EENTING  AGENTS. 

Room  19.  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICACO. 


C  .  FLOOD . 


.Telephone  No  9  


0HA8.  F.  TATIi^B. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

»;404  COnMERCTAIi  AVEKUP, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  Qi  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OptnlonM  of  rttlea  icarnlstaed 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL,  H.  H  0B08S, 

Frest.  Vioe-Prest. 


GEO.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treai. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  44, 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Chicago. 


■WM.  r.  TBMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEIi.  ANTHONY  BOHILLBB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SHE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET.  COR  CLARK. 


Chicag^o 

Directory 
^  Company 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  t».  W.  Cor.  Adams  »ts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 

'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICA&O  DIEECTOBY  OOMFAITT'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts„  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3,00. 


tile  of  the  latest  Directories  of  all  tbe  other  large    ties  cao  b« 
fonDd  at  oar  office  for  use  of  tbe  pnblio. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  ftBAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


lOO 

■Washin-gton  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  «&  LOANS, 

Xos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.. 

cmcA«iio. 


G.  BIRKHOFF)  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINgrON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  gtate,  [pan 

and  pinancial  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

GILBKBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEET. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 


WILLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIED,  GEOBGB  !<.  WABNEB. 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Balrd  &  Bradley  Eet'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Special  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments, 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

las  LA  SALLB  STREET,  H.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  260. 


OHIOAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''SmTiEs 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

 New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
"Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  1^,  Car©  Keal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.^-— 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belnnont  Aves. 
NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Cliicag^o,  111, 


EDWIN  B  .  SHELDON  . 
WM.  OGDEN  GBEdlN. 


EUGENE  H.  nsHBUBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  EI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olaj-lt  St., 
CHICAGO. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  and  ■  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■5)4'1B*M1LWAUKEE*AVENUE,|«. 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  I 


J-H-  I49La5alleSt 

^NVtlSSINGEN 

&  BRO- 

Eemoved  to  125  Dearborn  st 


MAIN 
FLOOR. 


A.  0,  8LATJGHTEB. 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  i  V  La.  Salle  Street- 

Members  N.y.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Chicago  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bouRht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO. 


Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


_    ^Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oalnmet  av.,  and  17tb  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TKliEf>HO]K£  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenua  and 
Madison  Street- 


CHICAGO 
1104  Owings  Building. 
215  Searliorn  Street. 


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W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS 

Aor©  .  Tracts  •  F\ircli8LS©ci 

Or  Salsdivlded  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEE  OCEAN  BUILDDTa. 

TKLEPaONK  1988. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  6,  1895. 


stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


Grilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
l26-i30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet,  Uilwankee  eve.  and  Eiczie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  dlicagfO 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pros. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Bandolph  St 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
tS.CO  to  Mn.OU  per  anna  m 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•el  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($. 
"3j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO.. 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Green ebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo' ii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M      BANKERS.  ^ 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Buiiding;ioarjs. 
Investments. 


ALEX  FRIEND  &Co. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
RENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Main  Office,  150  La  Salle  st. 
Branch  office,  10  N.  Halsted  Slreel,  Near  Randolph  Street. 
TelepJxme  Main  ^68,  CHICAGO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


S90  £.  55  Street. 


OHIOAGO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counsefor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    61,    BSANO    66     MBTKOPOLITAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  . 


Prancls  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearbom  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Meclianics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Materia! 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics^  Lien  Association. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNES  Telephone  1931.  s,  m.  pabish, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  .ND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  lia.  C]r|iC8lgfO,  IH. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  Jtlasonlc  Temple. 


•THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

Qeo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltkb  L.  Peok,  vice  President. 

Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President.  rtTTTnt  A 

Oabl  Moll,  Cashier.  VXllUAGrO» 
Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
B.  Ssht,  ad  Asst.  OastUer. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STEEUT 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


Mecbanies'  Liens  exclusively. 


]  107  A»<iiiaQa  et 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record  J 

AND 

A  Wide-awake  nc«i»pape 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 


Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


C— THE- 


-1  I^eal  ^s(:ate|BtiiIdi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  Advance 
Building  and  real  estatc 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  5ales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  27. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JULY  6,  1895. 


.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8UBAN0E  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estatc,  Loans  and  Renting, 


153-155  LaSalie  Street, 

branch  office. 

Raybnswood. 


Chicagfo. 


JAIwIES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  Si. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Boney  LnanBd  Wlbtiout  CDininissiDn 

■9)  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M    MOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JTJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 

Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Fabllc.  Telepbnne 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

 Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of  

REAL  estate  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  SL,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   arid    I^eal  Estate, 

ICS  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Egfleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409411  EOOKEHY  ELD&. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBUEI8TEB.   O.  H.  FU30HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEKMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


H.  C.  MOWREY. 


C.  F.  PARKER. 


MowREY  &  Parker, 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 
9C4  stock  Ezchange  Building,  CHICAGO. 

^^Evanston  and  Wilmette  Property  a  Specialty. 


FBANE  BIEDLE. 


P.  J.  BOBBEINEB.. 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  00„ 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS. 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  Soath  661, 

Real  Entate  Bongbt  aod  8old .  Bents  Oollected.  Taxes  Paid.  In- 
vestments Made.  Special  attention  glTen  to  negotiating  loans  and 
examination  of  abstracts  of  title. 

JOHN  D0LE8E.  H.  BHEFABD 

SSTABLI8HBD  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAViNGlCONTRACTORSr 


UAHUFAOTUBIBS  AND  DBALXB8  IB 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz, 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      .  OHIOAGC) 

BEOOND  FliOOB  TEUrONIO  BUILDING. 
TELBFHONB  No  •UHi, 


PsTttonlar  attenUoD  paid  to  Mao 
varda  and  Boadi  1 


VM,  Boole 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 


Successor  to 


EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LDpZ 

Soath  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

E.  T,  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago. 


PERLEY  HALE 


ARCHITECT, 


iSot  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3i6  DEARBORN  ST. 


Cliicag-o 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Harqaette  Building,  204  Dearlsorn  St- 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Loans  Nesotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  or  Nor- 
Resldents  Attendee!  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commisslop 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EZCHAN&E  BUILDING.  NOT  AST  FUBLIO 

Telepbone  Main  3733. 

Hum'baldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAZi  ESTATK, 

Scorn  41  Uerchanti  Bldg„ 

BBANOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

8.  E.  Oor.  California  A  North  Ats.  LaSslle  Sta., 

0pp.  Ent.  to  Homboldt  Park.  OHIOAQC 


628 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  6, 1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


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BBVISSD  AND  COBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALL  IjETTEBS  MUST  BE 

MABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NTJMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8ED    EXCEPT    WHEBE  THE   uWNEB   OB   HIS  AGENT' 
ADDBBSB  IS  aiTEN. 


5,200 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoar  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500; 
$1,600  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  16....$  7,000 

Boven  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone    B  16  $  6,600 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 
B  16  

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0nn.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  16. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  »nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
ot  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  oflEer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1 . 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221.^x100.  R  11 .  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  et,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  86th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  11 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  SOth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  $  600 

Drexel  blvd,  near  4l8t  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  16.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    oor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  11-room  brick  bouse.    B  15. $16,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house. 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house. 

Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.    _   _  .   

Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  16.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  inonmbranoe  $7,000.  Will  exohange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Dretel, 

n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

E.     $10,600 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  ohoioe,  prioe  per  front  foot.    P  4.  $ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4  J 

Oor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P  4  ]  $ 
Oor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Cor  60x320,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4!$ 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 


B  15.  $20,000 
B  15.  $10,000 
B  15..$  8,500 
B  16.113,000 


300 


.$  325 


260 
30C 
260 
200 
260 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


.$  126 

60 
175 


105 
80 

75 


P  4.   ^ 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 
foot.    P  4 . 


220 


300 


Forty-fifth  st.nearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ot,  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  '220 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P4  .  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  briok.    3  15..*.'."$  8,0C0 

Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10^500 

(irand  blvd,  near  45th  it,  16-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27^000 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 
residence,  would  divide,  prioe  per  foot.  H  16. . 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W  8  

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V  6      

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  oontaining  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fnohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park.— Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-siory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
IS-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,6C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  brick  house .  B  15 .  $10,C0() 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,600 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  ........$ 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6^$ 
Ingleside  av,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  1 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  ohoioe  location  for 

apartments  or  houres;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar'<7th  8t,10-room  stone  honse.B  16. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8 
Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  briok  house.     B  15. $10,000 
Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  . .  .$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6l8t  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .; 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  at,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16. . ; 
Main  8t,near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  at,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15.  !.$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  Slst  st,12-room  briok  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.  .$30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  10(ixl61, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15..  .$16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16  $  5,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  iS  $10,000 

Oaken wald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house.  B  15.  $  9',000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

^  1^  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  et,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  ^ 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500,  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

Paoifio  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms 
brick.    B  16  

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  r25"ft  kt  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fnohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  brick  house. 
B  16  


$  4,500 


110,000 


7,000 
9,000 


10,000 


.$  110 


9,500 


^60,000 


.$  1,850 


Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale.— One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     B  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  6  300 

Sidney  av,  near  44ih  st,  7  rooms,  stone.  B  16.  .!!!$  sUoO 
Sixty  first  et,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  16.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  425,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  .  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  iO^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,1C0.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  St. 


South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  8*15.*$  9,500 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnce  with  3 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    C  18  |4oo,  or  $12,000 

Iwenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 

„  -  ^   $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xl26.  Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  . . .  $  1  600 
Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8  • 

Vincennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. .  .$  8,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.   B  16. $17,000 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  166 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q 8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $16,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.  B  15.  .  $23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  per  front  foot. 

S13  ,   ^ 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot*. '  v'e! !*..'.'.'!.  ..$ 
Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,   2-3tory  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$26^000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

^    ^  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  eist  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av.  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  iiouse. 

„    ^,15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  53d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  Slst  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $25,000 
W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  olear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 


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NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  e,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 
^.^576.     W8  16,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  373^  teet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  oor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  Sooth- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  SO  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-8torj  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13    $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-story  ' 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 

Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

W  8  ,  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne'  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33   ...  $  6,000 

Division  8t,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  tl3,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streeis, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 
Fonr  flat  bnildicgs,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898.  e%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Eenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluflf,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.    The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  sbrnbberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  bnih  houses 
OD    the    North    Shore.      All    flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  uf  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  di=icay  or  rot.     A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  let  and  2d-story  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.    The  bouse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plnmbiug  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.    Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily, time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.     Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo.r  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Claik  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrovs  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5(0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  ionth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  ,  $  80 

Newport  av,  S-story  brick  flat  bnildi  jg,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f^ot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $  6,500 

Bavenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
<fc  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Parft,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Bavenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68)^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  snfiBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23j^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminery  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

SberidsB  flrjve, oeey  Rokeby  at,  g  f  40  ft.  W  § , , , . |  8,000 


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Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-i-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avs,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  i5xl25  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, 'Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  60  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bDilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  fir^t- 
olasB  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  lO-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.   X  14  $  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Qarfield  Park-"New,  modern  steam- 
heated  risidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11   $16,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pam  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  J2. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooius  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  .3,300 

Brick  cottage,  stone  foundation,  one  and  one-half 
stories,  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trim- 
mings, upper  front  half  finished  in  landing  and 
large  front  bed  room  with  olosit,  niche,  etc; 
length  of  house  60  ft;  lot  24  by  120;  new  small 
barn  for  horse,  buggy  and  feed  aisle;  fencing 
and  walks  in  good  repair;  baud  made  iron  rail 
at  front;  house  newly  painted,  striped  and 
spouted;  parlors  newly  papered;  basement  full 
length  of  house,  rear  half  of  basement  floored 
and  partitioned,  with  water  and  sink  for 
laundry  purposes;  gas  and  fixtures  in  house; 
new,  open  plumbing  with  enameled  iron  bath 
tub,  etc;  house  divided  oozily  for  two  small 
families  or  room  renting — giving  privacy  to 
each,  and  each  with  sink  and  running  water 
separate;  house  in  good  repair;  absolutely  no 
vermin  of  any  kind;  all  assessments  paid,  and 
abstract  down  to  date;  all  city  improvements 
in;  neighborhood  cleanly  and  excellent  in  every 
particular;  neighbors  all  that  could  be  desired; 
convenient  to  beautiful  park;  hoise  is  detached 
and  contains  seven  rooms  besides  bath  room; 
premises  cost  $2,750  five  years  ago,  when  street 
was  not  paved  and  no  modern  improvements  or 
conveniences  in  the  house.  The  price  of  lots 
has  advanced  $500,  (and  selling)  since  original 
purchase  of  described  premises.  Price  now 
asked  is  no  more  than  the  actual  advance  in 
price  of  lot.  In  ordinary  good  times  the  prop- 
erty would  be  worth  $3,6n0.  Terms,  $750  spot 
cash,  $300  in  one  year,  balance  years  from 
date  of  purchase,  straight  mortgage,  six  per 
9fet(  iaterest   payable   siini-annuaUy.  Tl}i§ 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


mortgage  may  be  renewed.  About  three  miles 
from  Court  House;  two  electric  car  lines  within 
a  block  and  Metropolitan  Elevated  five  minutes 
walk.  Neighborhood  is  thoroughly  improved 
and  new  bnildiogs  going  up  near  by — not  a 
prairie  affair  at  all.  If  party  buyes  before  16th 
inst,  price  includes  household  furniture  almost 
good  as  new.    Price,  net.    Owner.    X  11  $3,360 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26%^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av^  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
=,-,o  «f       i  34  6-lOxirO  )  \  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-lOxlOO  \  \  35x128  [  ^^'^ 
2-story  anil  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br.'M.  O  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  973^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.  W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-Btory  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  f  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  25x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  f  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  hlva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  6,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    B  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x1 1 2. 

a  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  huoses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-Btory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,60Q 

Mas^ell  8t,  Nos  26§  en^  26Q,  3  storfs  ro4  flats,  50i 


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90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  112,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  fl.OCO  to  $1,500 
eaoh.  Also  a  nnmber  of  new  hoases  for  sale; 
oheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  boases,  lot 

26x126  ft.    R  11  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
eaoh.  Mortgage  |3,000,  will  sell  equity  oheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Oemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  aore.    Rll  |  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  |I1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  Oalifornia  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

Polk  st,  neffr  <  antrti  *v,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  dk  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  |  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inonmbranoe.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  u  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eaoh.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  eaoh  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,250 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  at,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126 .    W  8  ....  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  ZS^ 

Two  valuable  corners  one  blook  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  boys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  Pt,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  prioe  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
neiir  Franoisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Athland  av,  n  f  60  x  126, 

prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 


OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  oypresB,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


hickory  and  walnut,  folly  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180.000 
and  l,260,0t  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Room  309  | 

California.— San  Joaqniu  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 
Oalifornia — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (100  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonvenienoes,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.  P  13. 
California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,0OO.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$76  per  acre);  price  per  aore.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  246  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 

94  La  Salle  st  $ 

Florida.  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  aore;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  prioe 
peraore.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  $ 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  oash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  3^  vaioe,  600- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlook,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  | 

MIB0ELI.ANEOUS . 

fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.  Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  oash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  16. 


Real°E8tate  for  Exchange. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


3,100 


1.60 


assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  dear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rentcd;H  2.... $4,800 

Ualsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  555.5  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  oorn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  oash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
briok;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  aore  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Boilding, 
San  Francisco,  Cal, 

□alifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  eaoh;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  doe  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-Btory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
briok  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  60x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  kble  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
CfybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 


Shore  vacant.    0  12. 


for  Iowa  farm. 
D  L  Pery,  713 


.$28,000 
.  $20,000 


80T7TH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  oor  70th,  126x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 


Keomore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12.  . 

Lake  View. —$6,000  in  clear  lots 
Will  assume  small  amount. 
Taooma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vaoant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  briok  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  oash.    C  12. 

Clybonrn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leiand,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  S-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    9  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vaoant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE, 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  eto.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  ciope 
to  good  schools  a  id  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -560-aQre  one  frait  farm  in  Hoaston  Oo, 


July  6  189£. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXOBANGE. 

olasr;  want  oity  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  One  large  briok,  with  72  Teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  room?,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, olear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-olasB  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Olobe  ReaIi 
Estate  Office,  Plymonth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  Horth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pnmp,  good  hoase  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  aboat  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Botler  Oo,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Ferry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Kansas — 160  acres  in  Oeborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  |3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-storjr. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kansas —2, 350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

clear;  $60,000;  want  oity  property.    D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-aore  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horsea  and  50  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.    Price  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  briok  house  on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 
Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.—Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Buildirg  $  10 

liAKE  MINNETONSA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    b  16. 

WieOONSIN . 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  C  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISOEIiliANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Ohioego,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property ;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change }4  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


cash  for  stock  of  goods . 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst-cIasB 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBTIBN  PABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SODTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSallo  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    AddresH  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.    Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED, 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Rob  &  Oo,  68  N  Olinton 

•t,  Obieago. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED, 


OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  coil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Oook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bnsineBs  with  reliable  party.  0  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  expeiienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WII.BUB  B.  DAVIS. 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

108  Dearborn  Street.  Chlcaso. 


Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

OS   and   04  Wasl^irigrton.  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Reai,  Estate 

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86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


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Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

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Corner  Waebingtoo  and  La  Salle  Streeti< 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

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Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  qnality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  famished  npon  application. 

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OFFICERS. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  6,  1815 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JULY  6.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


The  second  half  of  the  year  1?95  could  hardly  open 
more  auspiciously  from  the  standpoint  of  business 
outlook.  Manufactures  and  trade  are  prosperous. 
The  long  period  of  languishing  industry  and  ruined 
business  has  been  followed  by  a  revival  so  thorough 
as  to  give  ground  for  the  belief  that  it  is  to  be  per- 
manent. This  belief  is  further  strengthened  by  the 
fact  that  although  the  dull  midsummer  months  have 
set  in  and  the  volume  of  business  has  slightly  de- 
creased, yet  all  returns  show  that  the  proportion  of 
gain  this  year  over  last  is  being  continued  in  spite  of 
the  midsummer  dullness. 

The  national  outlook  is  not  so  promising.  Al- 
though it  is  announced  that  the  gold  reserve  is  now 
$107,000,000,  it  is  to  be  remembered  that  it  represents 
borrowed  money,  and  does  not  hide  the  fact  the  rev- 
enueof  the  govern ment  is  deficient.  According  to 
the  most  trustworthy  reports,  the  deficit  at  the  close 
of  the  fiscal  year  last  Saturday  was  fully  $48,000,000. 
Early  in  the  year  Secretary  Carlisle  estimated  that 
the  deficit  would  be  only  about  $22,000,000,  but  with 
all  the  effort  of  the  administration  to  keep  down  ex- 
penses and  postpone  obligations  it  has  more  than 
doubled  that  figure.  The  hope  of  the  Treasury  de- 
partment now  is  that  the  revenue  will  show  a  consid- 
erable increase  during  the  next  fiscal  year  by  reason 
of  the  general  improvement  in  business,  and  that 
they  can  then  catch  up  what  they  are  behind  with- 
out attracting  attention.  But  it  is  evident  that 
some  measures  must  be  taken  by  the  next  congress 
to  increase  the  revenues  to  a  safe  point  and  to  fore- 
stall any  future  possibility  of  insufflcient  income  and 
consequent  bond  issues. 

With  confidence  restored  and  government  revenues 
ample  the  gold  reserve  will  take  care  of  itself.  This 
is  proved  by  the  most  recent  experience  at  the  sub- 
treasuries,  where  gold  is  now  being  offered  in  ex- 
change for  greenbacks  of  large  denominations.  In 
times  of  ordinary  business  prosperity  paper  is  invari- 
ably preferred  to  coin  for  commercial  uses  because  it 
is  more  readily  handled.  But  in  times  of  panic  gold 
is  hoarded  and  paper  exuhao^eable  for  gold  is  taken 
to  the  treasury  and  gold  demanded  for  it.  Thus  a 
double  inconv  nience  to  the  treasury  arises.  Little 
gold  is  deposited  and  what  is  on  hand  is  soon  drained 
by  exchange  of  gold  notes. 

In  normal  times  the  exchange  of  gold  for  green- 
backs is  not  uncommon,  especially  in  the  crop  moving 
period,  and  the  renewal  of  this  movement,  which 
seemed  to  have  been  permanently  interrupted  during 
the  panic,  is  a  sure  indication  of  the  restoration  of 
business  confidence.  When  men  exchange  gold  for 
anything  except  gold  certificates  the  financial  condi- 
tions must  appear  highly  favorable. 

Confidence  in  American  securities  abroad  seems  to 
have  been  strengthened  simultaneously  with  this  re- 
newal of  confidence  at  home.  Foreign  investors  have 
always  found  America  the  safest  ground  for  the  de- 
posit of  their  savings,  and  they  now  see  that  there  is 
no  change  in  conditions  in  that  respect,  this  country 
being  one  of  the  first  in  the  world  to  recover  from  the 
shock  of  the  panic. 

Our  foreign  relations  are  likely  to  be  considerably 
augmented  by  the  opening  of  China  to  the  commerce 
of  the  world.  China  is  America's  principal  foreign 
market  for  cotton  goodg.  Last  year  our  shipments 


of  cotton  cloths  to  that  country  amounted  to  about 
50,000,000  yards,  or  nearly  twice  as  much  as  to  Brazil, 
our  next  customer.  The  total  value  of  all  cotton  ex- 
ports amounted  to  over  $14,000,000,  China's  portion 
bringing  $2,600,000-about  19  percent  of  the  whole. 
During  the  war  between  China  and  Japan  this  trade 
fell  off  considerably,  but  it  is  again  assuming  its  old 
time  proportions.  While  it  is  probably  true  that 
China's  imports  of  cotton  manufactures  will  be 
affected  somewhat  by  home  production,  yet  it  will 
be  a  long  time  before  the  home  .supply  equals  the  de 
mand.  China  consumes  an  enormous  quantity  of 
cloth,  her  purchases  from  England  alone  reaching  in 
some  years  500,0000,000  yards. 

But  our  exports  to  China  are  not  confined  to  cotton 
manufactures.  We  have  a  good  trade  with  her  in 
petroleum,  amounting  to  about  82,000,000  annually, 
and  also  in  various  kinds  of  machinery.  China  has 
commenced  using  sewing  machines,  agricultural  im 
plements,  American  furniture,  lard,  butter,  hams 
and  other  meat  products.  She  has  begun  to  build 
railroads  and  will  spend  a  good  many  million  dollars 
in  the  next  twenty  years  for  locomotives,  rails,  cars, 
bridge  material  and  other  things  in  the  railway  line 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  stock  exchange  has  been  decidedly  dull  this 
week,  whether  owing  to  the  holiday  or  to  a  lull  in 
business.  The  expected  boom  which  seemed  immi 
nent  last  week  did  not  materialize,  but  seems  in  a 
fair  way  to  do  so  in  the  near  future.  The  elevated 
stocks  still  monopolize  most  of  the  attention  of 
traders,  but  they  are  stationary.  Lake  street,  which 
last  week  was  slated  for  a  quick  rise  to  30  has  hovered 
around  22  all  the  week.  No  new  Influences  have  been 
brought  to  bear  in  favor  of  this  stock. 

It  is  evident  that  the  adoption  of  electric  power  is 
to  be  the  salvation  of  the  elevated  roads  which  are 
now  in  the  dumps.  Lake"  street  is  said  to  have  de 
cided  on  this  change  and  Alley  Elevated  is  consider 
ing  it.  The  commonly  accepted  estimate  of  cost  of 
operation  by  electricity  is  50  percent  of  the  gross  re 
ceipts.  At  this  rate  a  great  saving  would  be  made 
over  steam,  which  costs  nearer  80  percent.  But  in 
actual  practice  electricity  is  not  found  equal  to  ex 
pectations.  The  cost  of  repairs  and  renewals  are 
likely  to  be  lost  sight  of  in  the  original  estimate. 

All  this  improvement  in  elevated  prospects  has  a 
correspondingly  depressing  effect  on  the  surface 
stocks.  West  Chicago  has  moved  down  two  full 
points  this  week  to  128i  and  North  Chicago  has  sold 
at  288f  ex  dividend.  The  success  of  the  Metropoli- 
tan and  Lake  Street  Elevated  roads  means  a  loss  of 
from  $3,000  to  $4,000  a  day  to  the  West  Chicago  lines 
and  this,  in  spite  of  expanding  business  over  a  large 
territory,  is  a  serious  matter.  With  such  competi- 
tion West  Chicago  can  hardly  be  expected  to  go 
higher. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
84  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  arid  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  June  29,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 


St.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 
OolnmbDB.  . . , 

Hartford  

Richmond  .... 
Washington. .. 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. . .. 

Peoria  

Sdemphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven . . . 
Savannah  .... 
Springfleld.,.. 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

♦Waco  

Syraonse  .... 
Des  Moines. . . 
Grand  Uit^ids 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioax  Oity... 
Los  Angeles  . . 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jacksonville. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 

Wichita  

Birmingham. . 

Topeka   

Lexington,  By. 
Bingbampton. 
♦Bay  Oity... 
*Fall  River... 

*Akron   

♦Springfield. . 

♦Canton  

♦Sionx  Falls. 
♦Fremont..., 
♦Hastings. . . . 
♦Uhattanooga. 

♦Fargo  , 

♦Nashville .... 
*Qalve8ton. . . 
Salt  Lake  Oity. 
Rockford. . . . 

Helena  

Soranton  

Kalamazoo... 
♦Uttle  Bock.. 


3,883,622 
2,441,601 
4,184,620 
3,680,600 
1,996,158 
2,322,064 
1,647,353 
2,088,738 
1,177,000 
1,716,810 
1,036,815 
1,034,918 
1,399,606 
1,366,253 
1,669,032 
1,273,238 
1,264,393 
1,081,027 
797,110 
1,077,684 
1,202.635 
1,(50,494 
8ijO,66S 
759,176 
437.361 
911,979 
708,399 
830.205 
368,686 
1,043,686 
661,341 
324,738 
363,680 
277,563 
296,217 
469,744 
438,863 
428,126 
489,195 
247,624 
366,300 
320,224 
,759.284 
256,178 
128,140 
167,700 
37,746 
66.454 
68,366 
202,962 
158,303 
696,246 
4,057,010 
1,090,579 
216.234 
641,073 
800,676 
831,311 
264,166 


4.6 

11  R 
11  .  0 

9.  Ri^  inn 

94  7 

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Nom 

1)1  OQ|  IvO 

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1  1 77  1  ^Ift 

A|  1  <  4  1  LOO 

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4.2 

9i.  Q 
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1  29fi  Al± 

15. 5 

819,141 

9*7  T 
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11  n 

1,260,798 

1  *20'A  94 S 

9Q  1 
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1  089  29fi 

IK  7 
10 .  f 

999  18A 

752,552 

29  7 

1  4H4  000 

9K  1 
^0,  1 

1  199  984 

XT 

1,077,890 

1  fi 
1  •  0 

870  152 

9  9 

6.6 

PCS  A 

654  271 

97  7 

fi9Q  fil  .) 

JNom 

676  581 

718  8(1^ 

dK.  9 
40  .  ^ 

474,772 

la  .  1 

On  c 
«o .  D 

371 601 

Q  1 

£1*1 

290.869 

±  Q 
4,0 

322,484 

8.0 

V  ^■',00 1 

49  K 

274  819 

OV .  4 

OA  0 

476  299 

9  7 

28n  01 1 

1  Q  9 
lo.  £> 

265,600 

37, 5 

240  964 

*19  7 

569  759 

00  •  J. 

178  200 

109,180 

1  7  i. 

139  200 

9n  1 
.  1 

116,854 

<7fi  O 

73,478 

99  7 

70,699 

17ft 

185,838 

8.6 

108,615 

46.2 

638,213 

9.0 

2,798,860 

45.1 

1,006,580 

9,0 

No  retaras 

Total,  D.  8.  $1,010,482,041  f  761,049,577  33.6 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  T.   439,176.837      367,638,667  21.2 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

111,596,666 
6,552,606 
1,019,323 
632.524 
859,860 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton.    "  . 
Winnipeg.  *'  . 


I  9,196,601 
4,615,481 
1,126,687 
676,870 
662,428 


26.1 
20.3 


9.8 


9.7 
29.7 


Total,  Can....      $19,660,979     $16,613,639  21.7 
ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 


New  York.... 

Chicago  

Boston  

Philadelphia.. 
St.  Lonis  .  . 
San  Francisco. 
Baltimore  .... 
Pittsburgh. . . . 
Cincinnati .... 
Kansas  City  ., 
New  Orleans  . . 

Bnffalo  

Milwankee. . . . 

Detroit   

LonisvilU  

Minneapolis  . . 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

♦Qoostoo  


WEES  ENDING 

WEEK  ENDING 

Per- 

JUNE  29,  1895. 

JUNE  29,  1894.  oentages 

•  571,305.204 

loo. 

Dec. 

$  393,411,010 

46.3 

85,137,630 

76,936,792 

10.6 

93,346,846 

72,160,906 

29.3 

74,949,963 

63,848,135 

39.2 

21,276,603 

19,156,376 

JO. 9 

10,227,781 

19,170.903 

0.9 

13,214.373 

9.752,363 

36.0 

16,239,091 

13,011,690 

24.6 

13,783,360 

12,268,800 

12.2 

9,465,981 

7,332,177 

29.0 

6,873,894 

5,986,886 

11.5 

3,960,693 

3,098,851 

24.9 

6,107,220 

3,699,920 

38.2 

6,471,892 

4,876,376 

12.3 

6,684,863 

4,263,849 

66.0 

6,269,997 

4,906,862 

7.3 

3,071,264 

6,050,517 

39.2 

5,262,200 

3,972,100 

32.2 

6,166,696 

4,676.003 

31.9 

3,987,977 

3,092,814 

28.8 

vVEEE  ENDING 
JUNE  29,  1895, 

New  Engl'd  States  $107,700,121 
■'  669,271,340 
37,095,052 
41,2(12,459 
105,730,914 
33,831,457 
17,741,92C 


Middle 
Sont.hern  " 
Western  " 
Northwestern  " 
Soothwestern  " 
Far  Western  " 


WEEK  ENDING  PEBOENT- 
JUNE  29,  1894.  AGE. 
$  82,951,286  29.9 
466,896,873 
30,590,989 
39,974,493 
100,119,607 
30,281,435 
17.077,543 


44.3 
21.7 
22.1 

6.6 
12.0 

4.1 


$1,012,573,263  $  760,892,226 

♦Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

As  predicted  last  week,  the  "volume  of  clearings 
this  week  far  exceeds  that  of  the  corresponding  week 
a  year  ago,  though  falling  slightly  behind  that  of  the 
week  immediately  preceding  of  this  year.  The  ap- 
proach of  summer  always  afifects  business  unfavor- 
ably, but  this  year  less  than  formerly,  as  witness  the 
splendid  increase  of  33.6  percent  over  last  year.  It 
is  also  an  advance  over  1893  and  about  equal  to  the 
week  in  1892  which  was  regarded  as  high  water  mark 
in  the  history  of  bank  clearings. 

The  points  most  unfavorably  affected  seem  to  be 
western  and  southern  centers  to  which  the  full  effect 
of  the  revival  of  trade  has  not  yet  extended.  For 
instance,  Omaha  shows  a  decrease  of  39.2  per  cent; 
St.  Paul,  4.9;  Denver,  4.6,  St.  Joseph,  4.2;  Memphis,' 


July  6,  189(5 


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633 


15  5,  and  Ft.  Worth,  25.1.  These  are  the  only  note- 
worthy decreases  recorded  during  the  week  and  they 
are  all  in  the  western  and  southern  cities.  It  is  fair 
to  presume  that  if  the  present  rate  of  improvement 
can  be  maintained  these  and  other  interior  cities  will 
soon  enroll  themselves  permanently  on  the  gaining 
side. 

Whether  from  increased  demand  or  not,  prices  have 
advanced  rapidly.  A  few  weeks  ago  Bessemer  pig 
iron  brought  only  $9.50  a  ton,  at  Pittsburg,  and  there 
were  comparaiively  few  buyers  at  that  price.  Now 
it  is  in  demand  at  tl3.  This  is  an  advance  of  36  per 
cent.  During  the  same  time  the  price  of  billets  has 
increased  from  $14  at  Pittsburg  to  $20,  and  another 
advance  to  $2i  is  daily  expected.  This  will  make  a 
total  advance  of  50  per  cent  in  the  price  of  steel 
billets  since  April.  Steel  rails  also  have  advanced, 
though  they  have  been  affected  least  of  all.  It  was 
only  recently  that  the  first  notable  rise  in  their 
market  value  took  place,  when  they  rose  from  $22  to 
$24  a  ton.  The  Engineering  and  Mining  Journal 
claims  that  this  price  is  too  high  for  the  cost  of  pro- 
duction, and  says  that  if  billets  can  be  made  from 
pig  for  $4  50,  the  price  of  rails  when  billets  were  $14 
should  not  have  exceeded  $18,  whereas  it  was  122— a 
price  which  was  the  result  of  an  agreement  among 
railmakers  to  sustain  prices  when  the  pig  market  de- 
clined. Yet  steel  rails  have  been  selling  for  a  week 
or  ten  days  at  $22,  and  even  the  Engineering  and 
Mining  Journal  is  looking  for  another  advance  which 
will  put  the  price  at  $26. 

All  this  is  of  interest  merely  as  showing  how  prices 
advance  in  a  single  important  line,  affecting  many 
other  collateral  lines  and  typical  of  trade  in  general. 
The  result  has  been  gratifying  to  manufacturers  and 
merchants  and  also  of  positive  advantage  to  the 
laboring  classes.  A  recent  computation  shows  that 
250  firms  averaging  1.000  employes  each,  have  in- 
creased the  wages  of  their  men,  most  of  them  volun- 
tarily, from  10  to  20  per  cent  The  average  increase 
has  been  about  12  per  cent.  This  increase  has  been 
made  since  April,  and  four-fifths  of  the  250,000  men, 
representing  over  1,000,000  persons,  are  employed  in 
lines  more  or  less  directly  connected  with  the  iron 
and  steel  industry.  The  better  prices  received  by  the 
mills  for  their  products  enable  them  to  pay  higher 
wages,  and  this  in  turn  has  a  marked  effect  on  other 
industries.  It  is  a  fact  that  the  average  working- 
man  saves  very  little  of  his  earnings.  He  regards 
money  as  of  value  to  him  only  as  he  can  spend  it, 
and  so  higher  wages  mean  simply  greater  spending 
power  on  the  part  of  the  laborer,  more  money  in  cir- 
culation, a  mightily  increased  impetus  to  industry 
and^trade  in  general. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINGS' 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  July  3. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

tHouston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

fDallas 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 


$523,159,719 
95,075,594 
102,3^1,718 
71,127.603 
20,294,526 
13,209,295 
15,158,733 
14,658.986 
13,184,200 
8,0i8,226 
6,765,378 
4.54.^,487 
4,791,692 
5.175,363 
6,171, sl6 
5,059,979 
2,803,575 
4,631,500 
5,207,993 
2,775,298 
4,384,374 
2,009,609 
4,416,342 
2,931,700 
2,622.571 
2,908,268 
1,559,805 
2,088,738 
1,126,000 
1,900.794 


Inc. 
16.2 
23.5 
30.1 
32.8 
11.6 
33.8 

13,1 
2.3 
19.3 
15.5 
12.0 
15.1 
2.5 


2.2 
18.5 

45.5 

7.0 
16.7 
10.0 

7.4 


12.3 


Dec. 


7.1 
19.7 


12.3 
10.1 

8.2 


Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

tWaco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacorua 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
fAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
tFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
fGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Rockford,  111 
Helena 
Scran ton 
fKalamazoo 


1,293,887 
1,104,291 
1,537,164 
1,436,942 
1,633,2S7 
1,588,616 
1,317,413 
1,189,256 
897,55.^ 
981,292 
1,100,655 
881,867 
6t)4,682 
738,273 
441i,447 
<535,120 
669,821 
664,442 
414.132 
885,349 
447,855 
349,295 
321,354 
284,879 
255.168 
362.581 
474  253 
295,534 
331.554 
290  955 
335,100 
305,027 
654,746 
256,178 
147,006 
175,900 
49,474 
66,814 
56  026 
216,8i5 
112,661 
782,242 
2,267,065 
1,056,354 
177,857 
539.966 
839  654 
204,135 


Total  $975,994,944 
Exclusive  of  New  York  452,835,227 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


2!. 6 

51.4 
1.3 
4.3 

22.6 
8.2 

25.9 
5.3 
2.7 

6.7 
27.8 


20.0 
8.7 


45.0 
24.5 
40.7 
52.6 


104.0 


4  3 
1  2 

42  5 

87.0 
18.5 


29.9 
87.0 

31.7 
17  0 
il.3 
2.1 
20.8 


14.9 
19.6 


14.7 


17.9 
12.6 
7.3 


1  3 
2.8 


28,0 
22.0 


6  6 
31.6 


1.0 


3.8 
16,3 
10.9 
50  4 


7.4 


16.7 


MI30ELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  week, 


BANE  STOCKS.    Par  f  \00 


American  Exchange  Nat  

A.merioan  Trnst  and  SavingB. . . 

Atlas  National  

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

DroverB*  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings  

International   .... 

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trost  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnst  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Oo  


Amoant 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  000 

1% 

100 

tl08i 

1  000  000 

6« 

114 

tl25 

700  000 

6% 

125 

500  000 

12% 

•f260 

1  000  000 

10% 

t276 

2  000  000 

6% 

125 

130 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

600  000 

s% 

tl25 

tl32 

3  000  000 

12% 

a74 

+277 

600  000 

115 

+115 

1  000  000 

tl04 

300  000 

8% 

tl20 

+125 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

10% 

360 

t350 

600  000 

6% 

tl31 

fl.SS 

200  000 

8% 

t90 

fioo 

600  000 

20% 

650 

2  000  000 

12% 

t275 

2  000  000 

10% 

160 

tl70 

1  000  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

12% 

248 

t24r 

760  000 

8% 

t230 

+240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

fivs 

1  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

"b% 

600  000 

6« 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

tll2 

500  000 

200 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  49% 

Cal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Oo  64 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10 

"  "  Pfd..,.293^ 
Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  43 

"       "           "  Pfd.61 
Chicago  Gas  Co  

Ohi«  S  S  RapT0o....l3 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.131^ 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .201^ 
Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  ....  10 
"  "  Pfd.29>^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  70i^ 

N  Chi  St  R  R  292% 

Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...1*% 
W  Obi  St  R  R....  ....130 


Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Co ....  6a 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  5s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  let  M  5-20  5s.  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Uhicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extensiou)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Co  Gs  1905 
"  Anditorinm  Ist  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  68  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ... .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  68. .  1937 
Consnmers  Gas  Ist  M  68. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6a  ..^^00 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4}^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  &  C  Co  let  con  6!l  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5b1900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  let  M  6s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amount 


350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
260 
900 

1  600 
660 
600 

75 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  646 

1  500 
500 

1  860 

2  360 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  500 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


000 
000 
500 
000 
000 
000 
000 
O'l) 
GOO 
000 
00(» 

ooc 

000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


Bid 


92^ 

83K 
t50 

106 
100^ 
103>^ 
87^ 
102 
92 

i02>^ 
1(0% 
101% 

96J^ 


Asked 


92 

tlOO 

+75 

+90 

99 

'99U 

102>^ 

106)4 

100>^ 

102M 

1083^ 

110 

73 

76 

66 

67 

46 

lOlJ^ 

101 M 

tl09 

+109i 

1021^ 

102% 

T90 

+99K 

t95 

TlOO 

Tioc 

TlOO 

tioij 

94 

86 
fEO 
+99 
101% 
102 
103% 
t91 
tl04 

+97 
102% 
101 
102 

98 


UISOELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  ... . 

Ohi  Anditorinm  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  B  R . . . . 

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pjok     Prov  Oo  fifd  

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line . . . 

"         "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trnst  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo . .  ,  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock. 

Anl 
D 

8  1  250  000 

8$ 

6  000  000 

3  669  660 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£626  000 

£626  000 

8* 

£200  000 

10% 

£200  000 

8% 

7  500  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

500  000 

26  000  000 

"&% 

1  000  000 

5% 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

£450  000 

£400  OOf 

"»% 

£775  000 

7% 
8% 

£776  000 

£200  000 

n 

£200  000 

7% 

10  000  000 

500  000 

m% 

5  500  000 

12% 

2  500  000 

7% 

18  000  000 

30  000  OCO 

H 

4  000  000 

i% 

1  000  000 

7% 

1  600  000 

7% 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

^% 

2  250  000 

Bid  Asked 


49% 
64% 
61^ 

+8 

10% 

31% 

h2% 

305 

59% 

166 
131 

21% 
7% 
17% 
11 

32M 
t20 
t43% 

70 
T610 
292 
118 
+28% 

t69 


129>^ 
t60 


tll5 

50 

+64% 
66 


+16 
32 
43 

310 

+74M 

176 
131M 

22 

8H 
18 
12 
33 

rm 
73 

T800 

293 
119 

+29M 
+154 

16M 
61 


130 
68 


♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  quotations  given. 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  June  29,  1896. 


NATIONAL  BAIIiWAX  00. 

10  118 

OHI.  OITY  BAII.WAY. 

8  305 

OHI  TELEPHONE  OO. 

33  170 

NO.  CHI.ST.  B.  B.  00. 

100— ac't  293 

CHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  CO. 

50  13. 

50— cash  13 

50— ac't  13 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B  B. 

20— cash  20% 

2C0— ac't  20 


DIAMOND  KATOH  00.,  ILL. 

150— ac't  132 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

60  49)i 

4  49 

100  49% 

105  49% 

250  49% 

50— ac't  49% 

200— ac't  49% 

600— ac't  50 

W  OKI  STBBET  B  E. 

219  130 

16  130 

ICO— ac't  130 

250— aoot  130>^ 


634 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  6,   18!  5 


60— ao't  20%  100— ao't  13C 

700— ao't  20J^  150— ao't  130% 

300— ao'i  20^  250— ao't  130i^ 

60— ao't  20^  1 60— ao't  1 30 

150— ao't  130^ 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Monday,  July  I,  1895. 


OHI.  OITT  b'y. 

8  ....305 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

4  292 

60  —ao't  294 

OHI.  tf  a,  B.  BAf.  TBAN.  00. 

2  13 

10  131^ 

2  IS^A 

50— ao't  13>^ 

100— ao't  13^ 

50— ao't  18^ 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  00. 

86  491^ 


W.  OHI.  SIBEBT  B.  B. 

4C  129}4 

25— oash  129% 

100— ao't  129 

100  -ao't  129^ 

50— ao't  129^ 

J  60— ao't  130 

50— ao't  13034 

LAKE  SI.  ELBTATEB  B.  B. 

55  2C}4 

75  20^ 

75  20^ 

25— cash  20»4 

350— ao't  201^ 

100— ao't  205^ 


350— ao't. 


.20M 


10  

 /  60     150— ao't  20% 

^^-"''f^  «H  400-ao't  21 

60— ao't  49^ 

60 — ao't  60 


Tuesday,  July  2,  1895. 


MATIONAIi  BAII.WAY  OO. 

3  118 

OHI.  OITY  b'y. 

1  306 

AM  8TBAW  BOABB 

60   igsj^ 

160— ao't....   49M 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

6  292 

100  292>^ 

60— ao't  2921^ 

100— ao't  293% 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

60— ao't  128^ 

60 — ao't  128^ 

100— ao't  129 

300— ao't  129% 

160 — ao't  129j^ 

50-=-ao't  129% 

50— ao't  129M 

LAKE  ST.  EI.EVATED  B.  B. 
30  21 

26  21% 

60— ao't  20% 

460— ao't  20^8 

200— ao't  21 

800— ao't  21% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00 

52  

1  

200— ao't  

OHI,  &  B.  S 

195  

100  

439  

'350  

90  


BAP, 


IliL. 

 131% 

.  132 

 131J^ 

iraN.  00, 

 14 

 143^ 

 143^ 




100— ao't  US, 

50 — ao't   -14% 

50 — aoct  15 


OHI.    OANAL  &  DOOE. 

 66 


.65^ 


OAL. 

50, 
200. 

50. 
100. 
50. 
20. 
100. 
100. 
lOO. 

60— ao't  65% 

50 — aoot  66% 

100— ao't  66}i 

300— ao't  67 

50— ao't  67% 

50— ao't  .67% 


66% 
67 

673^ 
67% 
67% 


Wednesday,  Julys,  1895. 


AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  00. 

16  49 

OHI.  OITY  b'y. 

3  306 

OKNTBAIi  UNION  TBI,  00. 

10  62 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  liL. 
12  130% 

100— oash  131% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

60— ao't  288% 


EIjEYATED  b.  b. 

 20% 

 20% 

 21 

 21% 


IiAEE  ST. 

20  

10  

20  

65  

300— ao't. 

300— ao't  21 

150— ao't  21% 

60 — ao't  213^ 

OHI,  8TBEET  E.  B. 

*   128 

10  127% 


60— ao't  288?^  200— ao't   1283^ 

•■  400— ao't  128^ 

60— ao't  128% 


60 — ao't  289 

AM.    SiBAW  BOABD. 
60  49% 

50— ao't  493I 

60— ao't  49% 

60— ao't  49% 

O.  &  0.  CAN  All  &  DOCK. 

16  67 

30  673^ 

20  673I 

50 — ao't  67 

200— ao't  67% 


&  S,  8  BAP,  TBAN.  CO. 


.14 
.14% 


OHI 
10. 

10. 
50. 

10  1434; 

60 — oash  HTU 

250— ao't  13% 

450— ao't  14 

150— ao't  1414 

50— ao't  14% 


PromiDent  real  estate  brokers  and  officers  of  title 
gurantee  and  abstract  companies,  who  have  been  in- 
terviewed by  our  representative  this  week,  say  that 
the  situation  is  already  wonderfully  improved  and 
that  the  outlook  for  the  future  is  exceptionally  brif^ht. 
The  present  improvement  consists  in  a  larger  inquiry 
for  property,  chiefly  for  residence  purposes,  and  the 
sales  of  this  class  of  property,  ranging  in  values  from 
$1,500  upward,  are  much  more  numerous  than  form- 
erly. But  there  is  also  a  demand  for  larger  holdings, 
including  downtown  property,  and  many  transac- 
tions of  considerable  size  only  await  the  necessary 
preliminaries  before  going  to  record.  At  present  it 
is  quite  in  order  to  conceal  these  larger  deals  as  much 
as  possible,  and  it  is  not  uncommon  for  sales  involv- 
ing many  thousands  of  dollars  to  appear  of  record  as 
for  only  a  nominal  consideration,  the  seller  receiving 
the  real  price  in  a  side  payment.  So  that  the  trans- 
fer lists,  even  though  containing  some  fictitious 
transactions,  do  not  overstate  the  volume  of  business 
of  the  week. 

There  will  be  no  boom,  say  these  gentlemen  of  the 
real  estate  fraternity,  because  the  conditions  are  not 
favorable  to  a  boom.  Previous  booms  have  been 
bred  by  the  peculiar  monetary  conditions.  The 
people  have  saved  and  accumulated  and  suddenly 
found  out  that  real  estate  was  likely  enormously  to 
increase  in  value.  Then  they  have  begun  to  invest 
and  the  higher  prices  went  up  the  stronger  grew  the 
desire  to  buy,  until  all  the  investors  in  the  market 
had  taken  on  all  thev  could  carry,  when  tbe  rise 
stopped  for  lack  of  more  capital  to  push  it  still 
higher.  Just  now.  however,  no  such  conditions  pre- 
vail. Investors,  large  and  small,  have  been  loaded 
down  with  real  estate  until  they  can  carry  no  more. 
And  the  process  still  continues.  The  subdivision 
men  refuse  to  be  quiet.  They  are  moving  heaven  and 
earth  and  exploring  the  heavens  themselves  in  an  at- 
tempt to  sell  more  lots,  and  they  are  keeping  the  sur- 
plus cash  of  investors  tied  up  so  closely  that  there  is 
no  opportunity  for  an  accumulation  of  money  pre 
paiatory  to  a  boom.  Nothing  further  than  a  steady 
demand  for  property  can  be  expected. 

LARGER  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Several  sales  of  down-town  property  appear  of 
record  this  week.  The  J.  W.  Butler  Paper  Company's 
block  on  Monroe  street  was  sold  for  $180,000.  This 
is  a  north  front,  50  feet  east  of  Franklin  street,  45  by 
199,  and  is  substantially  Improved.  The  price  of 
$4,000  a  front  foot  including  the  improvement  is  not 
excessive. 

The  Dale  property,  on  Dearborn  street,  east  front 
125  feet  south  of  Van  Buret  street,  has  been  sold  by 
John  T.  Dale  to  Henry  W.  King.  It  is  75  by  56  feet, 
with  a  frontage  in  the  rear  on  Custom  House  place, 
and  is  improved  with  a  substantial  manufacturing 
building.  The  consideration  named  in  the  transfer 
was  1300,000  or  $4,000  a  foot-exactly  the  same  figure, 
-ncluding  the  improvement  as  that  paid  for  the  But- 
ler property. 

The  southwest  corner  of  Dearborn  and  South 
Water  streets,  north  front,  m  by  50  feet,  was  sold  by 
N.  Q,  Pope  to  Thomas  Murdoch  for  the  Simon  Reid 
estate,  for  $117,500,  This  is  a  shallow  lot  yet  its  lo- 
cation on  an  important  corner  ought  to  have  com- 
manded a  better  price.  As  compared  with  the  pre- 
viously mentioned  sales  the  consideration 
small. 


tory  in  the  State,  situated  so  as  tu  form  one  connected 
area,  may  be  organized  into  a  park  district  for  the 
establishment  of  public  parks  and  boulevards.  When 
the  district  borders  on  navigable  water,  the  title  to 
the  submerged  land  of  which  is  vested  in  the  State 
of  Illinois,  the  district  may  fill  in  such  submerged 
land  where  the  water  is  not  fit  for  navigation.  Over 
the  ground  so  filled  in  the  commissioners  will  have 
the  power  to  lay  out  parks  and  boulevards;  'also  to 
construct  breakwaters  for  the  protection  of  the 
drives.  When  the  land  taken  possession  of  by  the 
commissioners  is  so  situated  that  it  shuts  off  from 
the  water  other  lands,  then  the  law  provides  that 
damages  shall  be  allowad  the  owners.  This  law  will 
result  in  a  great  enhancement  in  values  along  Sheri- 
dan drive,  and  will  enable  the  people  to  construct  a 
beautiful  boulevard  as  far  north  as  the  borders  of  the 
State. 

Another  park  bill  authorizes  the  West-Park  Board 
to  issue  $600,000  in  bonds  and  increase  the  tax  levy 
from  four  10  six  mills  on  the  dollar.  There  is  also  a 
law  giving  the  Lincoln  Park  Board  power  to  reclaim 
submerged  lands  and  increase  the  area  of  the  park. 

The  tax  levying  powers  of  the  sanitary  trustees  of 
Chicago  are  changed  by  a  new  law  from  one-half  of  1 
per  cent  to  U  per  cent.  This  bill  is  operative  only  in 
the  years  1895,  1896  and  1897.  Its  object  is  to  enable 
the  trustees  to  finish  the  channel  before  January  1, 
1898,  without  a  deficit, 

80  ACRES  SOLD  FOR  $130,000. 

An  80-acre  tract  subdivided  into  about  700  lots,  at 
Calumet  Heights,  have  been  sold  by  N.  K.  Fairbank 
to  W,  S.  Stratton,  of  Colorado.  The  property  lies 
west  of  South  Chicago  on  the  Chicago  &  Western 
Indiana  R.  R.,  at  Ninety-fifth  street.  It  is  the  in 
tention  of  the  purchaser  to  retail  the  lots  and  make 
it  an  object  to  manufacturers  to  locate  there.  Mr. 
Fairbank  still  owns  80  acres  more,  here,  he  having 
bought  160  acres  several  years  ago  of  John  B,  Ally, 
of  Boston,  for  $125,000. 


seems 


Newkirk,  Okla.  Ter.-This  town  is  abont  to  raise  f  5,000 
6  per  cent  refnnding  bonds.  Assessed  valaation,  S200  000 
population,  2,000,    Oonnty  seat  of  Kay  Oonnty. 

Indiana,  Pa.-The  Indiana  Oonnty  Oommissioners  have 
petitioned  oonrt  to  issue  an  order  granting  them  the  privi- 
lege of  negotiating  a  loan  of  $20,000  to  meet  oertain  obli- 
gations.  The  oonnty  treasury  is  badly  depleted 


NEW  LAWS  AFFECTING  REAL  ESTATE. 

Besides  the  Torrens  law  there  were  others  passed 
by  the  late  legislature  which  have  a  bearing  on  real 
estate  interests  and  which  went  into  effect  July  1st, 
By  the  inheritance  tax  law  any  father,  mother,  wife,' 
child  or  similarly  near  relation  who  falls  heir  to  any 
money  will  be  required  to  pay  to  the  State  $1  for 
every  $100  so  received  in  excess  of  $20,000.  On  estates 
of  $10,000  or  less  the  tax  is  $3,  and  on  estates  of  $20  - 
000  or  less  it  is  $4,  The  fact  that  this  tax  does  not 
affect  real  estate  will  have  a  tendency  to  discourage 
personal  property  bequests  and  to  encourage  real  es- 
tate investments. 

The  Sheridan  Drive  law  provides  that  any  terri- 


IMPORTANT  IMPROVEMENTS  AT  Vt^ASHINOTON 
HEIGHTS. 

A  number  of  lots  amounting  to  about  five  acres  of 
ground  have  been  purchased  at  Washington  Heights 
by  the  Chicago  Pneumatic  Steel  Warehouse  Com- 
pany for  the  purpose  of  erecting  elevators.  The  lots 
were  bought  quietly  one  at  a  time.  The  tract  is 
located  south  of  the  Rock  Island  depot  and  is  in  the 
shape  of  a  flatiron,  at  the  junction  of  the  Rock  Island 
and  the  Pan-Handle.  The  capacity  of  the  steel  tanks 
to  be  built  at  once  has  not  yet  been  decided,  but  the 
company  expects  ultimately  to  furnish  in  the  neigh- 
borhood of  1,000,000  bushels  of  storage  room  by  con- 
structing new  tanks  as  they  are  needed.  The^flrst 
line  of  tanks  will  be  finished  inside  of  a  year.  The 
Chicago  Bridge  works  is  immediately  south  of  the 
location  chosen,  and  the  structural  material  to  be 
used  will  be  made  at  those  works. 

In  general  the  warehouses  will  be  constructed  after 
the  plan  of  those  now  in  operation  at  Toledo,  Ohio, 
with  improvements.  The  company  is  incorporated 
under  the  laws  of  this  State  with  a  capital  stock  of 
$200,000.  Among  the  projectors  are  JohnHillJr, 
William  Nash,  John  C,  Ross,  H.  F.  Douseman.  H.  E. 
Broughton,  and  other  members  of  tlie  Board  of 
Trade, 

Wm.  L.  Kamerling  &  Co..  670  West  Chicago  avenue, 
report  the  following  among  the  sales  of  the  past  five 
weeks:  F.  Fredericks  to  Joseph  Gillis,  northwest 
corner  of  Cornelia  street  and  Campbell  avenue,  lot 
50x125  feet,  $i,200;  Herman  Kramp  to  H.  Schiverat- 
feger,  Robey  street  near  Chicago  avenue,  lot  37x125 
feet,  $2,600;  Jno.  Henry  Gegenbach  to  Carl  Bendtsen, 
115  acres  in  Lake  County,  Illinois,  $10,775;  Carl 
Bendtsen  to  Jno.  H.  Gengenbach,  895  North  Troy 
street,  northwest  corner  of  Wabansia  avenue,  house 
and  lot  46x100  feet,  $10,000;  Herman  Riesche  to  Al- 
fred H.  Stephani,  northeast  corner  of  Augusta  street 
and  Washtenaw  avenue,  lot  47x125  feet,  $3,500;  Alfred 
H.  Stephani  to  Herman  Riesche,  322  North  Robey 
street,  25x125  feet,  improved,  $7,500;  Arvid  T  L  of 
dahl  to  Julius  H.  Lee,  northwest  corner  of  Evergreen 
and  Washtenaw  avenues,  lot  41x124  feet,  $4,000; 
George  Chas.  Rupprecht  to  Arvid  T  L  of  dahl  south- 


July  6,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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east  corner  of  Dania  and  Potomac  avenues,  lot  50x 
126  feet,  $3,650;  Anna  Lemke  to  Robt.  S  Nelson,  468 
North  Hoyne  avenue,  25x125  feet,  improved,  $7,200; 
Jacob  Schnable  to  Ole  Olesoti,  Robey  street  near  Iowa 
street,  ii5xl25  feet,  $1,850;  Louis  Kaeding  to  John 
Nelson,  457  North  Waehtenaw  avenue,  25x125  feet, 
improved,  $2,100;  Nelson  and  Kreuter  to  Anna  Lemke, 
Paulina  street  near  Grace  avenue,  $1,200;  August  W. 
Holm  to  Theresa  Hoeft,  North  Hoyne  avenue  near 
Evergreen  avenue,  482x150  feet,  $6,500. 


THE  NEW  LIEN  LAW. 

ARCHITECTS    REJOICE    AT    THE    SUCCESS    OF  COLE- 
MAN'S MECHANIC  LIEN  BILL. 


The  Mechanic's  Lien  Bill  or  Law  as  prepared  by 
Mr.  Julius  A.  Coleman,  of  Chicago,  has  become  a  law 
and  is  now  in  force.  Mr.  Coleman  is  the  author  of 
the  well-known  treatise  on  Mechanic's  Liens.  The 
above  entitled  bill  passed  both  houses  almost  unani- 
mously, there  being  only  two  votes  against  it  in  the 
House  and  three  in  the  Senate,  a  rare  compliment  to 
any  bill. 

The  following  are  the  chief  features  of  the  law: 

It  allows  a  lien  to  the  architect  for  drawing  plans 
and  speciflcations,  whether  the  same  are  used  or  not. 
For  materials  specially  munufactured  and  prepared, 
though  not  used,  a  most  important  provision  for 
stone  and  mill  men.  The  seller  of  material  is  not  re- 
quired to  show  that  his  material  was  incorporated 
into  the  building,  but  simply  that  it  was  sold  for  and 
delivered  at  the  premises. 

But  one  claim  has  to  be  filed,  no  matter  how  many 
lots  are  improved  or  separate  buildings  erected. 
Where  the  contract  is  for  all  of  the  material  of  a  cer- 
tain class,  as  for  the  rough  lumber  or  mill  work  in  a 
building,  or  for  the  plumbing,  masonry,  carpenter- 
ing, etc.,  at  an  agreed  price,  no  itemized  account  need 
be  filed,  except  for  extras.  And  as  to  the  owner,  the 
claim  for  lien  can  be  corrected  at  any  time  before  or 
even  during  the  trial. 

Suit  can  be  brought  to  enforce  a  lien  without  filing 
a  claim,  and  the  provisions  of  the  law  are  so  admir- 
able that  lien  suits  can  be  tried  in  from  thirty  to 
ninety  days. 

Laborers  and  material  men  are  given  liens  against 
the  money  coming  to  contractors  for  public  improve- 
ments. 

Lien  claims  are  made  assignable  and  enforceable  in 
the  name  of  the  assignee  the  same  as  the  assignor. 

The  subcontractor's  lien  is  superior  to  any  garnish- 
ment orgeneral  assignment  of  the  original  contractor. 
Material  unpaid  for  and  unused  can  be  reclaimed  by 
the  seller. 

Where  the  owner  is  notified  by  the  contractor  of 
the  amount  of  a  subcontract,  and  the  subcontractor 
completes  his  contracts,  the  owner  must  pay  for  it, 
no  matter  what  the  original  contract  price  was,  or 
how  much  the  cost  of  the  building  exceeds  it. 

Where  the  contractor  abandons  the  contract  sub- 
contractors can  complete  it,  if  they  see  fit. 

The  time  of  serving  notice  by  subcontractors  is  ex- 
tended to  sixty  days  after  the  completion  of  the  work 
and  the  form  of  notice  is  greatly  simplified. 

For  amounts  under  $200  judgments  can  be  obtained 
in  the  Justice's  Court,  a  transcript  filed  in  the  Circuit 
Court  and  the  same  enforced  as  a  lien  claim  with 
preference  on  the  property  improved. 

Attorneys'  fees  are  allowed  successful  claimdnts. 

Where  the  husband  improves  the  wife's  property 
with  her  knowledge  and  consent,  the  lien  exists  the 
same  as  if  she  had  made  the  contract. 

These  are  a  few  of  the  features  of  a  Law  that  has 
at  last  been  made  fair  to  and  intelligible  by  all 
parties.  We  congratulate  Mr.  Coleman  on  the  suc- 
cess of  his  work,  and  material  men,  contractors  and 
laborers  on  the  fact  that  tht  Legislature  has  at  last 
passed  a  Law  that  will  be  satisfactory  to  them  and 
make  a  lien  claim  good  for  something  and  collection 
of  it  a  sure  thing. 


St.  Charles,  Minn. — The  City  Oonnoil  has  deoided  to 
isBDe  $17,000  water  works  bonds  at  5  per  cent,  $1,000  due 
in  1909  and  $1,000  per  annnm  thereafter  nntil  paid.  Bids 
will  be  opened  early  in  Jaly. 


SUBAR  REFINERY  TO  BO  TO  SOUTH 
CHICABO. 


LAND  BOUGHT  AT  THE  MOUTH  OF  THE  CALUMET. 

Some  good  is  to  come  to  the  people  of  South  Chi- 
cago through  its  '  lake  front  steal."  The  Chicago  Ca- 
nal and  Dock  Company  have  closed  negotiations  with 
the  Chicago  Sugar  Refinery  Company  for  the  purchase 
of  a  tract  of  about  ten  acres  at  the  mouth  of  the  Cal- 
umet river  and  on  the  right  of  way  of  the  Calumet 
and  Blue  Island  railway.  This  will  be  the  site  of  the 
large  t  glucose  manufacturing  plant  in  the  country. 

The  purchasing  company  now  has  an  immense 
plant  in  the  city  just  south  of  Taylor  street  and  east 
of  the  Burlington  railway  tracks  on  Beach  street. 
Its  main  building  is  twelve  stories  high,  and  its 
property  has  a  frontage  on  Taylor  street  of  650  feet 
and  almost  as  much  on  Beach  street.  The  Chicago 
Sugar  Refinery  Company  is  by  far  the  biggest  buyer 
of  corn  in  the  local  market,  taking  from  20,000  to  30- 
000  bushels  a  day.  According  to  one  of  the  agents  of 
the  sugar  refinery  company  the  erection  of  the  new 
South  Chicago  plant  will  treble  the  capacity  of  the 
company.  The  domestic  and  foreign  trade  in  glucose 
and  kindred  products,  it  is  said,  has  grown  to  such 
an  extent  that  the  new  venture,  which  will  represent 
an  outlay  of  hundreds  of  thousands  of  dollars  Is  fully 
warranted.  The  new  building  will  be  of  steel  struct- 
ure and  equipped  with  modern  at)pliances. 

Mr.  Dibbleeof  Dibblee&  Manierre,  who  conducted 
the  negotiations  is  absent  from  the  city  He  is  a 
stockholder  in  the  Chicago  Canal  and  Dock  Co.  and 
of  the  Sugar  Refinery  Company. 

This  tract  of  land  is  on  the  south  side  of  the  Calu- 
met river,  east  of  Ewing  avenue  and  west  of  the 
Taylor  slip,  which  opens  into  the  Calumet  river  and 
runs  parallel  with  the  Lake  Michigan  Shore  line, 
which  is  only  a  few  hundred  feet  distant.  It  is 
known  in  the  description  of  the  dock  company's 
lands  as  dock  No.  3  The  frontage  on  the  river  is 
nearly  900  feet  and  on  the  slip  and  on  Ewing  avenue 
about  660  feet. 

The  tract  is  just  south  of  and  across  the  river  from 
the  Illinois  Steel  company's  plant  and  immediately 
on  the  line  of  the  Calumet  and  Blue  Island  railroad. 

The  Chicago  Sugar  Refinery  Company's  building  is 
to  be  steel  framed  and  the  structural  iron  will  be  fur- 
nished, it  is  said,  by  the  steel  company.  The  erection 
of  a  plant  such  as  is  planned  with  the  consequent 
freight  traflic  will  be  desirable  to  the  railroad  com- 
pany. 

VALUABLE  SUGBESTIONS  BY  THE 
SUPREME  COURT. 


A  creditor  can  not  be  barred  from  suing  when  he 
has  no  right  to  sue!  (Presumably  because  it  would 
discourage  litigation.) 

Notice  of  a  lease  will  affect  the  purchaser  of  real 
estate  with  notice  of  the  convenants  contiined  in  it. 

The  disproportion,  if  one  exists,  beteen  the  value 
of  chattels  mortgaged  and  the  amount  thereby 
secured,  affords  no  basis  for  a  presumption  of  fraud. 

A  pre-existing  debt  is  not  such  valuable  considera- 
tion as  will  protect  the  holder  of  a  negotiable  note 
wrongfully  pledged  as  collateral  security  ty  the  payee. 

The  person  who  is  charged  with  an  act  of  negli- 
gence which  has  caused  an  injury  car  not  protect 
himself  by  showing  that  similar  acts  were  customary 
in  the  community  where  he  lived. 

An  agent  has  a  lieu  on  the  fund  and  property  of 
the  principal  in  his  possession  and  under  his  control 
for  moneys  advanced  or  liabilities  incurred,  when 
proper,  necessary,  or  incident  to  his  agency. 

If  delivery  of  a  deed  is  made  to  the  grantee,  it  will 
be  an  absolute  delivery,  whatever  conditions  may  be 
annexed  thereto  not  incorporated  in  the  deed  iself, 
and  title  will  immediately  pass  to  the  grantee. 

A  party  who  already  holds  pledged  property  to 
secure  his  debt,  may  become,  by  consent  of  the  parties 
and  his  own,  the  detainer  of  the  pledge  of  another 
creditor  of  the  debtor,  after  the  expiration  of  the 
contract  of  pledge,  securing  his  own  debt. 

Written  instruments,  signed  by  parties  who  have 
full  opportunity  to  know  the  contents,  should  not  be 


stricken  down  unless  the  evidence  is  reesonably  clear 
that  in  obtaining  their  execution,  a  fraud  has  in 
fact  been  committed. 

The  amendments  made  to  meet  the  objections  of 
the  patent  examiner  are  not  to  be  construed  to  dis- 
claim the  patentee's  actual  invention,  if  such  con- 
struction can  be  avoided  without  doing  violence  to 
the  obvious  meaning  or  the  language. 

Ah  a  general  rule,  the  repeal  of  a  statute  which 
confers  the  right  to  an  action,  the  remedy  provided 
existing  solely  by  and  through  such  statute,  or  the 
repeal  of  a  penal  statute,  abates  a  suit  pending  to 
enforce  the  remedy  provided,  or  destroys  any  right  of 
action  which  has  accrued  thereunder. 

He  who  would  rescind  a  contract  must  put  the 
other  party  in  as  good  a  situation  as  he  was  before, 
otherwise  he  cannot  do  it;  and  his  complaint,  framed 
with  this  object,  must  state  facts  showing  that  he 
has  performed,  or  offered  to  perform  on  his  part 
every  act  necessary  to  thus  place  such  other  party. 


THE  OLDEST  REAL  ESTATE  TRANSACTION. 


The  oldest  real  estate  transaction  of  which  we  have 
any  account  was  where  Abraham  purchased  of  Eph- 
ron  the  field  of  Machpelah  and  paid  by  weight  400 
shekels  of  silver,  which  was  the  current  money  of 
the  merchant  in  the  same  manner  as  bars  of  gold  and 
bullion  are  now  used  to  adjust  balances  between  na- 
tions— purely  a  barter  transaction.  Cattle  were  the 
first  general  medium  of  exchange,  as  they  could  be 
driven  from  place  to  place.  Men  bought  their  wives 
with  them;  a  virgin  was  considered  worth  a  dozen 
heads  of  grown  cattle.  The  Lydians  were  the  first  of 
whom  we  have  any  account  who  coined  gold  and 
silver  into  money  aft'^r  the  Trojan  war,  at  which 
time  barter  was  the  common  method  of  exchange. 

Decidedly  the  choicest  literary  morsels  of  the  sea- 
son are  the  two  plays— just  published,  64  pages  each 
— The  Comedy  of  Fraud,  or  the  i^'ailure  of  Grant, 
Ward  &  Co.,  and  the  Merchant  Prince;  or  the  Res- 
urrection of  A.  T.  Stewart,  by  Dr.  Crowe,  author  of 
the  Tragedy  of  Abraham  Lincoln;  The  Mockery  of 
Justice;  Miscegenatisn,  and  other  plays.  For  copies 
of  each  play  send  ten  cents  in  Stamps  to  Dr.  S.  W. 
Crowe,  217  W.  49th  Street,  New  York  City. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Fremont  County,  Idaho. — Will  vote  on  the  proposition 
to  issue  bonds  for  $175,000  to  pay  ontstandiDg  indebted- 
ness. 

Wilmington,  Del. — Another  city  of  Wilmington  loan  of 
$60,000  for  the  parohase  of  land  for  public  parks  will  soon 
be  issoed. 

Barton,  Vt. — The  town  of  Barton,  Vt.,  has  voted  to  issoe 
bonds  to  the  amonnt  of  $10,000,  to  establish  an  eleotrio 
light  plant. 

Little  Ferry,  N.  J. — A  proposition  is  on  foot  to  bond  the 
borough  for  $6,0  lO  for  macadamizing  the  three  principal 
roads  ranning  through  the  town. 

Yonkers,  N.  ¥. — A.i  a  meeting  of  Common  Council  June 
10,  the  board  authorized  the  issue  of  $59,000  assessment 
bonds  and  $45,0U0  tax  relief  bonds. 

La  Grande,  Ore. — La  Grande  talks  of  bonding  the  city 
for  $2o,0no  to  parohase  the  property  of  the  Blue  Mountain 
Duiversity  for  use  by  the  public  sohooh. 

Bergeofleld,  Bergen  County,  N.  J. — Lately  it  was  deoided 
to  bond  the  borough  for  $12,000  for  macadamizing  pur- 
poses.   Address  the  Borout^b  Council. 

McKeesport,  Pa. — City  Oontroller  Berwick  has  deoided 
to  advertise  for  bids  for  the  purchase  of  $3,000,000  worth 
of  bonds  in  order  to  fund  ihe  city's  flating  indebtedness. 

Dayton,  Teno. — This  city  voted  to  issue  $50,000  6  per 
per  cent  twenty-year  general  improvement  bonds.  For 
further  particalara  address  J.  T  Dean,  cashier  Daytcn 
Bank  and  Trust  Company. 

Qainoy,  111. — Investors  are  oaationed  against  the  pur- 
chase of  City  of  Qainoy,  6  per  cent  bonds  maturing  Jan. 
1,  1900,  and  issued  to  the  Mississippi  and  Missouri  Air 
Line  Railway.  Questions  have  been  raised  as  to  the 
regularity  of  the  signatures  on  bonds  Nos.  22,  28,  30,  36 
and  38,  for  |500  each.  The  "Bond  Buyer"  says  these 
bonds  were  recently  purchased  by  a  prominent  municipal 
bond  bouse  of  this  city,  and  as  is  ibeir  custom  before 
delivering  to  their  clients,  the  city  officials  were  notified 
of  the  purchase  with  a  description  of  the  bonds,  a  request 
bein^  made  to  advise  the  house  if  the  bonds  were  regular. 
The  reply  not  being  satisfactory,  the  bonds  were  sent  to 
Quincy  and  they  have  been  returned  with  advices  that  the 
signatures  were  probably  forged. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSTTRB. 

TO  TAKB  PLACE  BBTWEEN  JULT    8  AND  /ONE  3".  1894. 

B»Ile  Plain,  It  8  In  the  sub  of  It«  11  and  12.  beiusr  a  enb  by  the  Sapr  Ot 
of  the  8  e  M  of  the  8  e  H  ot  seo  18  40  14.  July  17,  li  a  m.  Walter 
BnUer,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Marston's  &  Angur's  enb.  It  38  In  b  4  of  the  9  w  ^  of  the  8  w  V4  of  see 
aoj  and  It  8  in  b  9  In  Snow  &  Dickinson's  Garfield  hlvd  add  in  8eo  17 
38  14.  July  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 

Snmmerdale,  It  26  of  b  2.  Jnly  27,  11  a  m.  Edwin  I  Felsenthal.  admtr. 

stave  &  Klemm'B  snb,  Its  6,  7,  9  and  10  In  b  6  of  the  n  e  14  of  8eo  2B  38 
16.  July  IS,  1pm.  Edm  8  Onmmings,  master,  701  Kedzle  bldg.  L  N. 

Olroalt  Ot  Bub,  Its  23,  24  and  25  in  b  1,  in  ptn  ot  It  22  in  Oonnty  Oiks 
robin  seo  18  41  14.  July  IB,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  caster,  100 
Washington  st.  L  N.  r,     ,  , 

Bopr  Ot  sub.  It  14  In  b  3  of  It  2  of  Sapr  Ot  ptn  of  the  s  »-8  of  the  n  e  "4 
of  seo  4  S8  14.  Jnly  16,  11  a  m.  Lnolns  W  Winchester,  master,  115 
Monroe  st.  L  N. 

Hayward's  snb.  It  36  in  b  2  of  that  pt  s  of  the  blvd  of  the  s  e  K  of  s  e 
H  of  the  n  e  >4  of  seo  11  39  13.  July  13,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leamine. 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  No  489  State  et;  also  Its  7  to  12,  14  to  21  In  b  7  in 
Ph  lips  snb  of  n  w  H  of  n  w  M  of  seo  6  36  16.  July  16,  11am.  MF 
Tuley,  executor.  L  N.  ^     ,  .  oi  * 

Bowen  &  McKey's  snb,  snblts  1  and  2  of  Its  26  to  84  (ex  the  n  40  ft  ot 
Its  31  to  34  in  b  10  in  Fort  Dearborn  add.  July  12,  10  a  m.  Ill  Trust 
and  Svgs  Bk,  guardian.  L  N. 

Bamum  Grove,  the  a  60  ft  of  It  7  (ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  5  of  the  s  42  7 
acres  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  21  38  14.  also  the  n  40  ft  of  It" 7 
(ex  the  e  36  ft)  In  b  5  in  Barnnm  Grove  sab  of  the  e  42  7  acres  of  the 
^y\°'J'\«'^^H.otaeo2138U.  Jnly  IB,  2  pm.  H  L  Walt  master, 
110  Lb  Salle  Rt,  L  N. 

°  t,°,P  *,  °  "  ^  °*  °f  "8  18  to  29  in  b  4,  sees  6  and  6 

5  }       V  23  in  b  5  in  said  snb  of  the  s  e  U,  of  sec  2  37  14 

July  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 
Lt  46  In  the  snb  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  >i  of  the  n  b  ^  and  w  y,  of  the 

«  w     of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  n  e  14  of  seo  1  37  14.   Jnly  12,  10  a  m.  Thos 

Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg 

Hlgglns.  Law  &  Go's  add,  It  5  (ex  the  e  2  ft  )  July  23,  11  a  m.  Alex 
Ohytraus,  admtr.  NOR. 

Larred  sub.  Its  34  and  35  In  b  1  of  the  e     of  the  e  %  of  the  n  e  H,  of 

no'  R  "'"'^       "  «        ■^'e*  Ohytrans,  admtr 

^J^U""  «  ^»      tl'e  w  50  ft  and  ex  al 

t","'?^®  ??  "  °'  ft  of  s     of  b  36  of  w  V,  of  sec   27  39  14 

July  19,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  Willard,  guardian.  NOB 


I"''-      ^*       28  in  b  2  of  the  8  60  acres  of  the  w  V,  of 

526'Sp"er^^^r  ^f/g^."L  B."""'      "  " 

Oanal  Trustees  snb.  It  75  in  b  6  of  the  w  %  ot  eeo  5  39  14.    July  2   10  a 
m.  Jeremiah  Leamlng,  master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  LB. 


°  ^S'  °.^*JP  "  29  in  b  69  in  seos  6  and  6  37  16. 

Chas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  L  B. 


July  1,  1  p  m. 


tSL^  Q>^'  "  Bro  9  6Srd  st  add.  It  36  a  resub  of  b  2  of  Fear's  sub  of 
the  w  9H  acres  of  the  s  19  acres  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  seo  17 
38  14.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Chas  T  Farson,  master.  LB 


Mills  Rogers,  mister.  L  B. 


July  9,  1  pm,  Geo 


14.  July 


Larmon's  sub.  It  64  of  b  3  In  Canal  Trustees  sub  of  sec  33  39 

28,  11  a  m.  Chas  E  Barqnist.  admtr.  NOB. 
Newberry's  snb.  It  47  of  b  1  in  the  state  Bank  of  Illinois  sub  of  the  n  e 

?4fa's''all"ert.Vo  R.*''"-  -^"'y      1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master, 

^  M^'i^Vnlv'/s^n  ?        °'  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  w  «  of  seo  27 

88  14.  July  13,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  NOR. 

Bcully's  sub.  Its  31  and  32  In  b  4  ot  the  n  w  y  of  the  n  w  V  of  sec  27  S« 
14:  also  its  38  and  34  In  b  4  In  said  snb.  Jnly  13!  11 1  m  P  L  Sher- 
man, master.  N  0  R.  .num.  rtioner 

Qerber  &  Jarret's  sub.  the  n  18  ft  of  It  7  and  the  s  11/,  ft  of  It  6  of  Its  6 
and  8  (ex  the  w  25  ft)  in  b  19  an  J  Us  6  6  7  and  8  in  b  20  in  Linden 
Grove  sub,  being  a  sub  of  the  s  90  acres  and  the  w  y,  of  the  n  10 

mas'ter  N  0°^     °'      "  '"'^       '  ^  ^  0°°P«^' 

Oarpenter's  add.  It  6  in  the  sub  ot  Its  6  to  13  in  the  sub  of  b  36.  Jnly 
12,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llo  La  Salle  st.  NCR. 

^I^M  w  '°ini  v',^,"  "  ^  "^^^^  °'  «  w  M  of  the  n  w  !4  ot  sec 
16  3«  14.  July  12,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  NOR. 

^«nH'!ir.!?K'.".'  1?  ''^^l^  °J  '2,  73  and  74  of  Its  1  to  24  In  b  8 
^,o"»;?',?  *  1° .deed's  snb  of  the  e  3i  of  the  s  14  of  the  n  w  U  of 
bWg   N  0  R.  "  "         ^'^'^  ^  ^"^'eMlo"  Tacoma 

Ooohran  et  al  sub.  It  45  In  the  sub  of  n  H  of  b  H  of  the  w  H  of  the  9  e  I 
of  860  6  39  14.  Jnly  20,  11am.  Margaret  Nugent,  admtr.  NO  R  ^  I 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Oox'e  add,  the  n  20  ft  ot  It  705  and  the  s  KU  t, 
ot  It  704,  being  a  sub  of  the  e  V,  of  the  s  w  14  of  see  20  38  u!  Jul^ia 
11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  NCR. 

Vincent,  It  21  In  b  6,  being  a  snb  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  w  !i  of  sec  31  ii, 
14.  July  12,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master    N  C  R.  "      °'  *" 

Jernberg's  snb.  Its  14,  15,  16,  17.  18,  21,  40,  24,  4.  6  6  7  7  2  34  S'!  n 
45,  46,  47,  28,  29,  32,  33.  3,  38,  39,  9.  41  n  of  I  42  s  %  ot  It  42  Its  43  26' 
27.  86,  37,  19  and  20  in  b  3  the  w  /.  of  It  24  in  b  4  and  Us  25  29  sn  In 
44.  46,  37,  38,  32  33,  41  42,  43,  26.  27,  39,  28.  36;36r?6.  47.  34,  31  In  b  i 
?l  n  .'J^  2VbI°  w  K  of  the  s  w  .4  of  the  s  e  k  of  sec  5  39  13  July 
13.11am.  P  L  Sherman,  master.  NOB.  '".ouij 

Hk*'®  a  Bametf  s  sub,  It  3  in  b  3  of  U  1  in  the  ptn  of  the  e  48  acres  of 
the  n  96  acres  of  the  n  w  V4  of  sec  25  39  13.  July  12  1  p  m  Wm  F 
Cooper,  master.  NOR,  i',  ipm.    vvm  F 

Elston  add,  the  n  V,  of  It  10  in  b  89, 
master.  NCR. 


'°T.?i^  I","*®  ^""^2^       ^  ^«  °'  the  n  e  M  of  the  8  w  H  of  seo  14  38 
13.  July  1,  1  p  m.  Chas  T  Farson,  master.  L  B. 

^of  th«Tv*'"„J'.H  '°  ^  ^       *inbi5  in  the  Canal  Trustees  sub 

spl  comm*  L  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  21  39  14.  July  1,  11  a  m.  Jhon  H  Heime, 

o'q'^,"""*  ""^^        It  20  in  b  4  a  snb  of  the  s  9i  of  seo  7  37 
16.  June  29,  1  p  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  LB. 

^^^/L^  Loeffler's  add.  Us  10  and  11  in  b  2  of  It  1  In  the  eupr  Ot  ptn  of 
of  Hies  e)4  of  sec  22  39  13.   July  8,  11am.    Maria  Stelzer,  admtrx. 

Bair's  sub.  It  4  ot  the  e  66  ft  of  It  4  and  the  w  20  ft  ot  It  5  in  Parker's 
8°e  vVf't'h  ""^  l^'  f  2«  '°  sub  of  tU  n  ^  of  thi 

109  i^tt'o'd  bfd];!  °j  r ' -""^ 

«  ^*  !?  *  Whitney's  snb  of  the  w  Y,  of  the  s 

e  of  see  6  and  the  n  and  w  H  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  7  38  14  Jnly  3 
1pm.  FT  Kinnare,  admtr.  NOR.  '  ' 

Oodwise  sub  the  9  24  ft  of  It  2  In  the  snb  of  Its  112  to  115  in  b  6  of  w 
of  8  e^M  of  sec  18  39  14.    July  8,  11  a  m.    Wenzle  Sohnler,  admtr 

^'jn!,''on?''\°°''  ^*        '  '*  2*  and  the  9  2  ft  of  It  25  In  b  20  of  b.  18 
T^,  «     '°  •^««?'«o'"s  d'v  ot  the  e     of  the  9  e!4  of  sec  18  39  14 
July  8.  11am.  Louis  Sladky,  admtr.  NCR. 

*  Mi,th*n^^^i''l*'"l'^  '*  30  of  the  s  4.20  acres  ot  b  39  of  the  III  and 
Mich  Canal  Trustees  sub  of  the  w  V,  ot  the  s  e  W  of  seo  21  39  14.  June 
^9, 11am.  Dora  L  Staon,  admtr.  NOR. 

Smith's  sub.  Its  85  and  86  in  b  36  in  Sheffield's  add.  July  1,1pm.  Edm 
8  Cummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N.  ^  '<    v  '^■om 

Eberhart  &  Koyce's  snb.  Its  9,  lu.  11  and  12  in  b  7  in  Fairview,  of  the  w 
H  of  the  8  e  H  of  seo  9  40  12.  July  2,  11  a  m.   Thos  .  onovan.  admtr 

Flournoy's  sub  an  nnd  V,  int  In^lt  66  in  b  8  being  in  the  e  ■/,  of  the  8  w 
^VD°oVe1trd^t;'^r'^*'"^"'°'«^^^*-  ^'^  «  -  ^-ie^ 

^^u^.ni.^v^^m°^'s^tSsVy^k^h:r^..°4l^r°.«N'^s      -  ^« 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

^Vn*!,'',t''°^  'o*"  "  *^  u'  '.'1^®  '°  "  '°  ^  30  in  Sheffield's  add 
10  a  m   Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

*'Tyro{'9er2'9  io'u  VnJl  \n  "  ^  °T°*"„^  '°  Trustees  sub, 

e  /,  01  sec  i9  40  14,  July  2,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff,  NCR. 

Normal  Pk.  Downing  &  Phillip's  add.  Its  485,  486  (ex  the  e  14<J  ftl  «  u 
D  e  14  see  29  38  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peaee,  sheriff    N  O  R 

Talbots'  sub.  It  64  of  that  pt  of  b  IS  lying  w  "f  Clark  st  w  W  n  «  ly 
50  40  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  N  O  R.  "  ^  "  ^  ^*  ^'>° 

*'ii1^'*<.^?°^  "  '  *      "  °f  2  in  b  8  in  the   sub  of  Its  31 

and  32  in  Assessor's  div  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  w  W  of  thA  n  J^v  L 
82  39  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  N  O  K  °' 

The  e  '/,  of  the  s  e  J4  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  w  of  8  w  !i  and  n  SK 
sheriff".'  N  Vb!  °'  '  '^'^         «  ^   ^as  Pease! 


EDIVARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOETH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
^^^io^L^'^Y  ^  ^"^P^cialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
vjorthave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
Tor    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


July  2, 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Sf^^^pr^r'^o  m"^®''        """^  °°  8al»  by  the  Ohicaso,  Milwaukee  & 

Pewfukie    HirtlLd'"  V  ^""'°"'   '^«"'^«°<  M7lwaukee* 

p.,,^  'iJ!  Nashotah,    Oconomowoc,    Kilbonrn.  gnarta 

F  khAr^f.^i^.^f"""''  ^^^^  VTlnnetonka,  Tomahawk,  Minocqna 
fhf  Mil^  ^•p^°f°°^?°°'  «"  '•««"rt8  of  Wisconsin  Minnesota' 

the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.     Special  low  rates  i^«d« 

F^r  r»?«?*H  "'"."'k^'"'"'*  f""""^  °'  "'^"'^  week  to  WisooZin  R|9ort9 
For  rates,  time  table9,  and  further  Information  apply  at  ticket  office' 

Madison  s'trtets.'"  ^"^""^"^  Station,  ^o'^nal'  Adams'^aud' 


FOR.  SA.LE. 

The  Proyiso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTME.^T  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

ct'Hi'?®*®®"*'^  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  Mav- 
T^f.'J''^  '^^  Houses  will  be  built  by 

the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  thesunnlv 
ot  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  .send  for  pamphlet  containing 
'  ^^^.^^  Mayweed,  then  go  out  to  the  property 

SateTou  to7nVs??her^  ^"^^'"^^^ 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


July  12,  11  a  m.    Edw  A  Dicker, 
"'m.X'.''N''o '1.°'  ^  •'"'^      "  "  A  Bicker. 

Hurt  k  Douglass'  sub,  Its  3  and  4  in  b  4  of  the  e  19  acres  of  the  w  <l« 

rj,rckt!ta"st"er''*        I!  '  ^  °'  "  "  » 

Morier'8  sub.  It  1  of  the  w     of  the  s  e  W  of  the  n  e     of  ♦h-.  „  „  . 
sec  18  37  16.  Jnly  lu,  11  a  m.  Walter  BuUerf  maste'^.  L  N."*  °  "  ^  °^ 

Starr's  sub,  the  w  16  ft  of  It  31  of  Its  I U  iiK  ii««*»t> 
July  10,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  ma"er.  L  N  ""d. 


Bchool  sec  add,  the  w  22  ft  of  It  20  In  b  46.   July  9  1  n  m 
Bogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  B       '   •  '  P  ™ 


Qeo  Mills 


Wlnalow,  Jacobson  A  Tallman's  sub.  It  18  in  b  1  of  the  n  e  W  nf  fho  „ 
H  of  sec  1  39  18.  June  2»,  10am.    Thos  Taylor  Jr  masilr  702  Ohi* 
cago  Opera  House  bldg.  LB.  Jr,  master,  702  Ohi- 

Bro^'s  add.  Its  61  and  61  in  b  3.  July  8.  11  a  m.  Harah  Kelly,  admtrx. 

8tkiBon'8  sob.  It  89  of  b  17  In  sec  19  89  14 
mfcgg,  master,  701  Eedzle  bldg.  L  B.  ' 


Jnly  3,  1  p  m.  Edm  S  Onm- 


California  Land 

FOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE. 

A  500-acre  tract  for  Exchange  for 
Income  Paying  Property , 

n^^\\^^^  situated  in  San  Joaquin  County, 

Cal.,  close  to  navigation   and  consequently  chean 
freight.   It  is  well  adapted  to  the  growth  of  Alfalfa 
as  well  as  fruits,  being  quite  level.    An  irrigat  ng 
canal  adjoins  the  property.    Owner  is  not  a  firmer 
StentSn"        ^^^^^i^^o  and  can  not  give  it  proper 

ti^i'ln*'"^^^  /"i         ^^^•^  '^"t  want  to  lose 

t^me  In  entertaining  any  but  first  class  prop.,sitions 
J^Si'i'^^'^P"''^  that  will  be  entertained  in  making 
a  ready  exchange  will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre 

I'J^^^l^'^^f  ^«   SELL   or  TEADE  and 
invites  propositions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 

Will  E-  Fisher  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 
UPostStrert,      .     SAN  FEAUOISOO,  OAL. 


ARE  YOU  LOOKING  FOR 

Acre 
Property, 

Inside  or  outside  of  city  limits  of  Chicago,  for 

Syndicating, 
Sub-dividing  OR 

Investment  Purposes,  or  for 
Elegant  Country  Homes? 

I  have  some  choice  tracts  of  from  2  to  200  acres 
each  at  from  $75  to  12,000  per  acre  30  to  100  feet 
above  the  lake. 

Tell  me  just  what  you  ^ant. 

ANDREW  DUNNING, 

Rooms  629  and  6.30,  •  ^ 

NEW  STOCK  EXCHANGE. BUILDING,.        K<lgO.|  11 . 


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The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
July  4,  1895. 


Sales. 

Olty,  over  11,000   3S3 

□  tty,  ander  11,000   107 

Ooanty  164 


Amooat. 
13,673,280 
66,726 
440,400 


Total. 


620 


$4,078,406 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  July  5,  1894. 

Hales.  &monnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                             269  $1,810,066 

Olty,  under  1,000                           102  63,229 

Oonnty                                          97  452,347 

Total                                     4S8  $2,326,641 


Aberdeen  st,  232  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  27x 
1241^;  Apr  26,'93.  Norma)  Park  Loan 

Assooiation  to  L  K  Weber  $2,500 

Aberdeen  st,  197  ft  n  of  63d,  e  f  25x124^; 

June  25.  A  Rolofif  to  J  H  Sohmidt. .  12,475 
Aberdeen  at,  3a5  ft  s  of  62nd,  e  f  25x)  24^; 

Jane  28.  A  F  Seaberg  to  L  Ullrich. $7,600 
Adams  st,  226  ft  w  of  S  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Jane  12.  H  H  Thompson  to  J 

Ijodeski  $1,075 

Ada  8t,  bet  70th  and  7l8t  sts,  w  f  83^^! 
124;  Jane  20.  L  D  Sohlipp  to  M  Roe 

 $2,200 

Ada  et,  118  ft  s  of  48th,  w  f  24x125;  Jane 

1.  J  F  Woll  to  A  A  Sohafer  $1,400 

Addison  st,  200  ft  e  of-Woloott,  s  f  26x125; 
Jnne  17.  E  B  Trelease  to  A  W  Zinke  et 

a'  $1,125 

Aroher  av,  n  w  cor  Look  st,  s  f  36x100; 
Jnne  28.  Mast  in  <lhy  to  K  D  Arnold 

 $12,704 

Aroher  av,  50  ft  n  e  of  Emerald,  n  w  f  25 
xluO;  Jnne  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Gottfried 

Brewing  Company  $2  303 

Argyle  st  W,  100  ft  w  of  N  53rd  av,  n  f  25 
x90,  more  or  less;  Apr  30.  O  W  Kraeger 

to  O  Bormann  $2,200 

Armitage  av,  n  w  oor  Vannatka,  10  acres; 
June  4.  N  M  Vannatka  to  F  H  Diokey 

.  et  al  $25  O.0O 

Armour  av,  146  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  f  50x 
171.58;  June  3.  H  B  Windsor  to  J  B 

Garner  et  al   ,  ...$3,000 

Ashland  av,  125  ft  s  of  64tL  st,  e  f  60x121; 

Jnne  26.  E  Galvin  to  8  Dreyer.  ..$3,000 
Ashland  av,  48  ft  s  of  N  59lh  st.  e  f  50x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  1.  P  Daleiden 

to  L  Lnmpp  $4,260 

Ashland  av,  130  ft  s  of  Edgewater,  w  f  25 
xl27}^.  and  other  ppty;  Jaljr  2.  W  J 

Biohardjon  to  P  Daleidea   $12,000 

Ashland  av,  124  ft  n  of  Aroher,  w  f  470  ft 
baok  to  river;  May  JO.  Illinois  fc.teel 

Company  to  W  F  Brown  $47,000 

Ashland  av,  300  ft  s  of  45th  st,  w  f  25x 
121;  May  13.  8  E  Gross  to  B  Saunders 

.  ;  $1,600 

Ashland  av,  204  ft  n  of  47th  st,  e  f  48x 
lil;  May  24.  J  H  Goelitz  to  H  Sohill 

.  •••••  t7,000 

Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  Hickory  st,  w  f  665 
baok  to  river;  Jane  27.  Ill  Steel  Oo  to 

G  R  a  Hashes  $44,000 

Aognsta  st,  80  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f 
26x135;  Jnne  29.  L  J  Braben  to  L  Mar- 

.  """n*  $3,000 

Avecne  K,  149  ft  s  of  104th  et,  w  t  37i^x 
125;  Apr  1.  G  Dietrich  to  G  F  Dietrich 

.   $1,500 

Avenne  K,  187  ft  s  of  lC4th  st,  w  f  37i^x 
125;  Apr  1.  G  Dietrich  to  L  Klemen 

.   $1,500 

A  strip  of  land  116  ft  wide,  lying  in  e  3^ 
860  8,37,  16  bet  Illinois  and  Indiana 
state  line  and  a  line  drawn  at  right 
angle  to  center  line  of  main  track  of  L 
8  &  M  8  R  R  at  its  intersection  with 
center  line  of  102d  st  thence  n  e  along 
said  strip  being  a  line  part  to  and  116 
f t  n  e  at  right  angle  from  n  e  right  of 
way  line  of  B  P  <fc  O  Hy  containing 
4.481  acres  more  or  less;  Jnne  25,  Title 
Gnar  and  T  Oo  as  rec  to  Calnmet  &  B  I 

o  ^y  -;-.  >o.  $8,0(0 

Belle  Plaine  av,  72  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f 

25x120;  Jnne  1.  F  H  Trnesdell  to  D 

Johnson  11600 

Belmont  av,  217  ft  w  of  Herndon  st,  s  f 

26x122;  May  J 6.  G  Friede  to  F  Friede 

 $5,000 

HelE^oD-.  a/,  same  ppty;  Jane  25.  F  Friede 

to  aa.  ifriede  $5,000 

Berlin  et,  n  w  cor  Talman  av,  n  f  23.9'x 

126;  May  30.  J  Brower  to  Q  Wolf..  $2,800 


Bishop  st,  274  ft  n  of  6.'ith,  e  f  25x124; 
June  26.  J  A  Oromie  to  W  O  Hacigan 

 $V,0  0 

Bixby  pi,  75  ft  n  of  Kinzie  st,  w  f  25x110; 

Apr  I.  J  Barry  to  J  Frake   $2,f0T 

Blaine  pi,  299  ft  e  of  Loomisst,  n  f  169^ 
xlCO;  Jane  5!t.  Henry  D  Stringer  to 

James  K  Eagle   .   $85,000 

Bloe  Island  av,  66  f t  s  of  W  20th  st,  w  f 
24xl22>^;  Nov  21,'94.  Royal  Trast  Com- 

pany  to  A  L  Uoe  $20,000 

Bine  Island  av,  395  ft  n  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s 
f  24x100;  Jnne  29.  T  E  Rnshbrook  to 

M  J  Shaw  $1,0C0 

Boldenweok  av,  49  ft  w  of  W  42d  st,  n  f 
24x126;  Jane  6.  H  0  Skollerod  to  G  J  E 

Rosenqnist  $1,100 

BnflEalo  av,  156  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  /  25x140; 
July  2.  C  and  C  C  and  D  Oo  to  J  H 

Wagner  $1,500 

Burling  st,  178  ft  s  of  Wrightwood  av,  e  f 
48x1261^;  May  20.  J  H  Behrens  to  O  J 

Magee     $6,000 

Butler  st,  79  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  27x112;  June 

26.  M  H  Olark  to  M  L  Olin  $4,500 

Butler  st,  99  ft  s  of  69th,  w  t  50x125;  Jnne 
28.  Clara  E  Ward  to  Charles  Thompson 

 $16,000 

California  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  31st  st,  w  f  25 
xl29,  and  other  ppty;  July  2.  J  Chlum- 

cby  to  V  Motycka  $6,200 

California  av,  74  ft  s  of  Oonrtland  st,  w  f 
:  5x126;  May  2.  0  Lian  to  J  M  Oarlsen 

 $3,000 

Campbell  av,  531  ft  s  of  40th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  July  6.  W  Frink  to  J  Jennings 

 $1,250 

Campbell  av,  144  ft  n  of  LeMoyne  st,  w  f 
24x126;  July  1.  A  Nelson  to  A  T  Aoker- 

blad  $2,200 

Calnmet  av,  200  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  243^x 
127;  June  22.  H  Daley  to  M  J  Stanton 

 $3,(0  T 

Calumet  av,  340  ft  s  of  5lst  st,  w  f  40x 
160;  Apr  15.  R  H   Lawrence   to  A 

Bohlatt   $4,000 

Calumet  av,  665  ft  n  of  36th  st,  e  f  18x 
1  6;  June  28.  G  A  Hamlin  to  H  L  Eisen- 

dtaih  $8,500 

Calumet  av,  151  ft  s  of  42d  st,  w  f  48x128; 

Apr  24.  M  D  Gilman  to  M  Mahnke  $8,640 
Calnmet  av,  same  property  as  above,  nnd 
^  inst;  Apr  25.  M  Mahnke  to  E  Neill 

 $4,320 

Carpenter  st,  199  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  25x125; 
Jnly  1.  E  Ytterberg  to  E  Gnstafson 

 $1,360 

Carpeiiter  st,  66  ftn  of  63rd,  e  f  32  82  100 
xl25;  Juue  24.  M  D,*  Oasse  to  True 
Standard  L  atd  B  Association  ...$2,100 
Central  Park  av,  3oO  ft  s  of  W  15ih  st,  e  f 
26x125;  Apr  23.  W  T  Oushing  to  0  Evers 

 $1,000 

Central  Park  av,  191  f t  n  of  W  22nd  st, 
e  f  60x126;  Jnne  27.  8  Ward  et  al  to 

Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago  $3,500 

Center  av,  174  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  26x124; 

June  12.  E  L  Waugh  to  J  Bobel. .  $1,600 
Center  st,  191  ft  n  of  88th,  w  f  50x124; 
June  15.  L  E  Broawer  to  0  Galling 

 $1,200 

Center  av,  73  ft  n  of  50th  st,  e  f  120x124; 

July  1 .  B  McCord  to  M  Watkins . . .  $3,00(' 
Champlain  av.  315  ft  s  of  44th  st,  e  f  25x 
12Sj^;  June  29.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Safely 

L  and  B  Assn  $6,:^-,0 

Champlain  av,  same  ppty;  July  I.  Safety 

L  and  B  Assn  to  J  E  Walley  $5,500 

Champlain  av,  25u  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  25 
xl25;  May  29.  L  I  Mnnroe  to  J  P  Mc 

Oarick   11850 

Claremont  av,  288  ft  s  of  Hirsch  st,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Jnne  29.  O  Simpson  to  0  P  Hol- 

beoh   ji  ]i(iQ 

Claremont  av,  216  ft  a  of  Potomac,  w'f 
39x135,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  20.  J  M 

Watson  et  al  to  J  J  Mack  $2,760 

Claremont  av,  200  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine,  e 
f  25xi24;  June  18.  E  Rudolph  to  R 


Barz. 


.$1,159 


Claremont  av,  25  ft  s  of  Hirsch  st,  w  f  26 
xl24;  June  26.  E  Anderson  to  J  C  Willie 

^,  $5,500 

Clark  st  N,  76  ft  s  of  Edgewater  av,  w  f 
i!6xl27>^,  and  other  ppty;  June  26.  R  L 
Stable  et  al  by  guardian  to  J  H  Hooper 

 $3,850 

Colorado  av,  216  f  t  n  e  of  8  44th,  s  e  f  26 
xl20;  June  38.  0  A  Moore  to  J  E  Mnrphy 

„   $1,500 

Colorado  av,  160  ft  n  e  of  Central  Park, 
n  w  f  87  9-10x167  7-10;  June  28.  J  E 

Mnrphy  to  C  A  Moore   $S,O0O 

Cortenz  st,  50  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  a  f  46'x 
150;  Jnne  28.  F  F  MoKee  to  B  Tomlin- 
 $7,000 


Cortez  st,  s  w  cor  Vannatka  av,  10  acres; 
June  4.  M  J  Langdon  to  F  H  Dickey 

fit  a'  $20,000 

Congress  st,  421  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  25 
xl26;  July  3.  M  J  Perry  to  M  0  O'Toole 

„  ■   ...  .$5,100 

Cottage  Grove  av,  s  e  oor  48th  st,  w  f  98  k 
xl4n;  Jane  27.  F  P  Wilson  to  W  A  Pur 

oe"  $3O,CO0 

Curtis  av,  bet  113th  and  114th  sts,  w  f  26 
xl36;  Mar  13.'91.  Est  of  L  Kronka  to 

H  Zoelloer  025 

Dearborn  av,  124  ft  n  of  Division  st,  e'f 
22.89x149^;  June  12.  N  J  Lukena  to  M 

^  Corner  $12,0C0 

Dearborn  et,  227  ft  s  of  46th,  e  f  24x100; 
July  2.  W  Oamenisoh  to  P  W  Jackson 

^  •  •  •  •  $2,700 

Dearborn  at,  125  ft  a  of  Van  Bnren,  e  f 
76x56  77-100,  or  through  to  Custom 
House  pi;  May  29.  John  T  Dale  and 

wife  et  al  to  Henry  W  King  $300,000 

Dearborn  s%  941  ft  s  of  47th.  w  f  26  9-10 
xlOO;  Jnne  29.  T  Newell  to  0  Miller 

^  $7,500 

Dearborn  st,  between  60th  and  Slat,  e  f 
46x100;  Apr  18.  H  H  Gage  to  8  Sohlatt 

^  $2,700 

Dearborn  st,  between  5  th  and  61st,  e  f 
81x100;  June  24.  8  Schlatt  to  H  Sohoen 

^  $12,000 

Douglas  blvd,  49  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av,  s  f 
24x150;  Jnne  26.  Q  A  Pndewa  to  W  A 

Suttnn  $1  700 

Douglas  blvd,  pame  pp'y;  July  3.  W  A 

Sutton  to  H  W  Dikeman  $2,400 

Drexel  blvd,  s  w  oor  42d  st,  e  f  21.17xl6i ; 

May  37.  S  A  Landt  to  R  E  Jenkins  $26,500 
Earl  av.  135  ft  n  w  of  Wayne,  n  e  f  46x 
125;  Jnne  25.  G  F  Mills  to  J  MoWilliams 

„  $5,600 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  s  w  cor  Robey  st,  e  f 
330x649,  more  or  less;  May  2.  G  F  Ban- 
day  to  J  F  Kelley  $8,260 

Eighty -first  st,  200  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f  26x 
1211^;  June  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  8 

Wheeler    $2,148 

Eighty-first  at,  226  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f  26'x 
121J^;  Jnne  15.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  F 

Gorton  $2,148 

Eighty-eighth  st,  32  ft  w  of  May,  s  f  6nx 
126;  June  16.  L  Sheetz  to  T  W  Brophy 

„  ••   »1,00T 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  213  ft  e  of  Vincennes 
av,  a  f  37>^xl25;  Apr  2.  8  E  Gross  to 

H  F  HoIUster  $],075 

Eighty-ninth  pi,  a  w  oor  Vincennes  av,  n 
f  26x122;  Aug  23,'90.  8  E  Gross  to  L 

Goebbela  $i,o25 

Elizabeth  at,  136  ft  a  of  69th,  e  f  SSj^x 
1243^;  Jnne  22.  W  Miner  to  M  Peterson 

  $2,000 

Elizabeth  av,  n  e  oor  92d  at,  w  f  49x124; 

Jnne  27.  J  H  Timm  to  D  O'Neil. .  .$1,650 
Ellis  av,  97  ft  a  of  eiat  at,  w  f  50x173; 

June  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  R  Linn.$  1,864 
Elston  av,  73  ft  a  e  of  Armitage,  w  f  26x 
100,  June  27.  Est  of  W  Behrna  to  B 

Deutachmann  $1,600 

Elston  av,  47  ft  n  w  of  Hammond,  n  e  f 

60x176;  July  1.  0  Kath  to  M  Ohae. $1,726 
Emerald  av,  216  ft  a  of  26th  at.  w  f  24x 
124;  June  39.  J  Brandner  to  J  Hoist 

etal  ,  $4,200 

Emerald  av,  166  ft  s  of  76th  at,  wV  4('x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  26.  BTimmer- 

mann  to  8  W  Riegle  ,..$4,400 

Emeraon  av,  premises  No  91;  July  1,'93. 

J  T  Dale  to  T  Bellman  et  al  $2,000 

Emerald  av,  s  w  oor  130th  et,  e  f  63x75, 
more  or  less;  Jnne  26.  W  J  Oatchoart  to 

M  0  O'Reilly  $6,0CO 

Erie  at,  72  ft  e  of  Ada,  n  f  24x126;  June 

26.  E  J  Bush  et  al  to  M  F  McGee.. $4,700 
Erie  st,  626  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  25x100; 

June  27.  W  Allen  to  R  F  Siokler.  .$2,000 
Escanaba  av,  80  ft  s  of  89lh  st,  e  f  25x 
138^;  June  21.  B   Snlkowski   to  M 

Gszeozynska  $1,900 

Escanaba  av,  121  ft  n  of  80th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Apr  1.  A  F  Okerlind  to  M  A  Fyke 

 $3,500 

Escanaba  av,  325  ft  s  of  80th  st.  e  f  26x 
124;  Mar  30.  A  F  Okerlind  to  L  Tarney 

 $2,500 

Ferdinand  st,  168  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x 
100;  June  27.  T  Jensen  to  J  F  Lemin- 

ger  $2,400 

Fi'th  av,  476  ft  s  of  3l8t  st,  e  f  25x126, 
May  6.  Est  of  T  Seery  to  G  F  Ander- 

^   $3,800 

Fifteenth  st  W,  431  ft  e  of  Margaret,  s  f 
24x125;  June  28.  B  Beoker  to  M  Sohaefer 

 $2,000 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  101  ft  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  a  f  100x208  4-10;  Jnne  10. 


Bronson  B  Tattle  and  wife  to  E  R  Per- 
kins, trustee,  under  last  will  of  I  Oham- 

„  berlain  $80,000 

Fifty-first  av  N,  53  ft  s  of  Dickens,  e  f 
261^x136;  Jnly  3.  J  Hailwood  to  F  J 

Norton  _   $1,400 

Fifty-first  st  W,  n  w  cor  of  Thompson  av 
e  f  50x126;  Apr  6,'93.  M  D  Birge  to  W 

Perrin  $1,300 

Fifty-sixth  st,  200  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n'f 
25x140;  Jnne  26.  M  L  Olin  to   M  H 

„  f^'ai-fee  12,200 

Fifty-ninth  st,  96  ft  e  of  Center  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Jaly  3.  Charles  Leiter  to  Chris- 
tine Leiter  ji  gOO 

Fillmore  st,  123  ft  w  of  S  45th  a'vW  f  100 
xl33,  and  other  ppty;  Jnue  7.  G  O  Rietz 

et  al  to  E  G  W  Rietz  $7  500 

Fillmore  st,  s  w  oor  Central  Park  av,  n  f 
126x1243^,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  26.  E  J 

Coen  to  G  H  Rempe  $8,000 

Forreslville  av,  n  e  oor  49th  st,  w  f  98>^'x 
126;  May  17.  E  F  Bayley  to  F  P  Barry 

^    $14,000 

Forest  av.  premises  No  3602,  16>^xl24; 
July  1.  W  Q  Davis  to  M  W  Qombiner 

^  $8,000 

Fortieth  Bt,  173  ft  w  of  Vincennes  av,  n  f 
17x125;  June  27.  B  C  Farson  to  H  O 

Barnes  $4,000 

Forty-first  av  N,  294  ft  s  of  Bryon  st,  e  f 
50  X  1733^;  Jnne  20.  The  Bain  &  Chap- 
man Mfg  Co  to  0  L  Steen  $J,800 

Forty-second  st,  141  ft  e  of  Lake  av,  s  f 
19x100,  more  or  less;  Jane  6.  8  J  Bnrk- 

dahl  et  al  to  J  8  Knowlson  $5,000 

Forty-second  st,  319  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd, 
n  f  253^x126;  May  20.  C  J  Magee  to  J 

H  Behrens  $13,500 

Forty-sixth  st,  187  ft  e  of  Vincennes  av, 
n  f  25x124;  Jnne  29.  J  A  Andereon  to  W 

J  Shine  $2,875 

Forty-seventh  st,  141  ft  w  of  Western  av 
bvd,  n  f  26x125,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne 

28.  J  Darlow  to  H  W  Austin  $6,650 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  150  ft  s  of  Belden  av, 
w  f  176x118,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  19. 

ER  Ede  to  R  Pitcher  $1,440 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  s  w  cor  Belden  av,  e  f 
275x126,  and  other  ppty;  Jane  19.  H  8 

Shedd  to  R  Pitcher?  $9,180 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  200  ft  w  of  Canal  st.  n 
f  75x126;  June  26.  G  B  Ornickshank  to 

0  and  W  I  R  R  $i,6(0 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  200  ft  w  of  Canal  ft,  n 
f  76x125;  June  20    J  M  Church  to  G  B 

Crnickshank  $1,060 

Francis  pi,  s  w  oor  Point  st,  s  e  f  26x97; 

June  26.  0  Terlitzki  to  M  Doffloy. $4,000 
Franklin  st,  69  ft  n  of  Florimond,  w  f  23 
xll6;  June  28.  T  Bruege^estadt  to  H 

Loftns  $8,750 

Franklin  st,  48  ft  s  of  Schiller,  e  f  48x72; 
July  1.  A  J  Kasper  to  H  W  Henneberg 

 $9,000 

Fnlton  at,  99  ft  e  of  Francisco  nv,  s  f 
73.95x150,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  19, '94. 

E  J  Lewis  to  G  K  Bowes  $9,000 

Fnlton  st,  136  ft  e  of  Fransisoo  av,  s  f  19 
xl60,  more  or  less;  May  21.  E  M  Bowes 

to  C  A  Perkins  $6,500 

Fulton  at,  206  ft  w  of  St  John's  ot,  n  f  23 
xl88;  Jnne  26.  M  Keck  to  Thompson 

Phosphate  Company   $3,000 

Garfield  blvd,  249  ft  n  of  Wallace  st.  s  f 
26x125;  July  2.  W    Lorimer   to  F   T  . 

Mnrphy  $3,030  I 

Garfield  blvd,  same   ppty;  June  29.  J  ' 

Goodwin  to  F  T  Murphy ...  >  $3,000 

Goethe  st,  346  ft  w  of  Well,  s  f  24x165; 
Jnne  16.  0  P  Deckert  to  O  Dohrmann 

 $6,600 

Goethe  st,  264  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  27x165, 
and  other  ppty;  June  15.  G  H  Krsete 

to  0  Dohrmann  $14,700 

Goethe  st,  369  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  44x160; 
Jnne  15.  T  Lndwig  to  C  Dohrmann 

 $11,000 

Goethe  st,  413  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  22x150; 
June  16.  M  Mnrphy  et  al  to  0  Dohrmann  4 

 $6,250  I 

Goethe  st,  457  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  22x150; 
June  15.  E  E  Rowan  to  0  Dohrmann 

 $6,400 

Goethe  at,  237  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  27x165; 
June  15.  F  T  Wratkowsky  to  0  Dohr- 
mann $7,500 

Goethe  st,  291  ft  w  of  Wells,  s  f  26x165; 

Jnne  15.  A  Stoflfel  to  C  Qohrmann. $6,900 
Graoeland  av,  125  ft  e  of  Irving,  s  f  60x 
116;  May  1.  8  W  and  L  J  Brown  to  A 

Folsom....   $1,500 

Grand  av,  60  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  50x160; 

June  27.  L  H  Barnes  to  E  B  Fish  $16,000 
Grenahaw  st,  60  ft  w  of  Central  Park  av, 
a  f  76xl24J^;  July  1.  E  H  Naramore  to 


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F  R  Naramore  |2,400 

Orenshaw  Bt,  223  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  b  f 
26x130;  Jnly  2.  H  Olson  to  E  Horan 
 $2,160 

Qreenwioh  Bt,  216  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
24x100;  Jane  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  U 
Van  Deasen  $1,760 

Greenwood  av,  163  ft  n  of  62nd  st,  e  f  50 
xl77;  Jane  28.  J  W  Cooper  to  a  Alt- 
man  |22,000 

Green  st,  250  ft  s  of  86th,  e  f  24x126.77; 
Jalj  2.  K  Carlton  to  F  A  Cox  |2,760 

Green  st,  76  ft  n  of  60tb,  w  f  75x124.6; 
Apr  22.  Z  LondstromtoM  Larson. $3,000 

Gross  av,  200  ft  s  of  94th  st,  w  f  50x126; 
Jane  24.  G  Hawkinsoo  to  C  C  Stratton 
 $1,600 

Halsted  st,  n  w  cor  Adams,  e  f  96x126, 
and  }4  int;  Jane  18  E  B  iS  Manson  to  J 
M  Smyth  $16,260 

Ualstbd  st,  same  ppty,  and  }^  in;  Jane 
18.  N  G  Stnrtevant  to  J  M  8myth.$  16,250 

Halsted  st,  150  ft  a  of  67th,  e  f  26x121; 
Jane  29.  F  Tbiel  to  R  Goss  $2,030 

Halsted  st,  148  ft  s  of  Wellington,  w  f  24x 
100;  Jane  24.  H  Stafford  to  C  C  Hoasel 
at  al  $10,500 

Halsted  st,  126  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  26x126, 
and  %  Jane  26.  int;  B  N  Cooley  to  E  J 
Oooley  $3,600 

Halsted  st,  n  w  oor  Adams,  e  f  96x126, 
and  ^  int;  Jane  18.  C  A  Colbarn  to  J 
M  Smyth  $16,260 

Harrison  st,  78  ft  eof  Lincoln,  s  f  20x100; 
May  7.  Est  of  J  N  Balestier  to  Post 
Qradaate  Medical  Sohool  $3,000 

Harvard  st,  261  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  n  f 
26x121;  Jane  29.  M  Mansfield  to  F 
Wiloke  $2^500 

Harvey  st,  24  ft  e  of  Winchester  av,  s  f  48 
xl26;  Jane  26.  A  Kozirok  et  al  to  F 
Swiezy  $6.4C0 

Henderson  st,  75  ft  e  of  W  60th,  s  f  75x 
\2-r>;  Sep  1,'93.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  A 
J  Ford  $1,060 

Hermitage  av,  141  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  33  x 
124;  Jnly  2.  V  Motyokar  to  M  Chlame- 
o*y  $6,2'i0 

Hermitage  av,  s  w  oor  62d8t,  e  f  56  x  124 
and  other  property;  jane  8.  E  D  Hos- 
mer  et  al  to  J  Griffiths  $10,000 

Hermitage  av,  237  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine,  w 
f  60x165;  Jane  25,  E  M  Orne  to  G  Kaiser 
 $2,050 

Hexndon  st,  24  ft  n  of  Sohool,  w  f  24x126; 
Jane  22.  J  Bobel  to  R  S  Elder  $3,600 

Uomao  av,  126  ft  s  of  W  12th  pi,  e  f  26x 
115;  Jane  1.  C  Griffin  to  M  E  Fraker 
 $1,000 

Homan  av,  lOo  f t  s  of  W  12th  pi,  e  f  23x 
116;  Jane  1.  0  Griffin  to  D  J  Fraker 
 $1,000 

Homer  Bt,  284  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x100; 
Nov  1,'94.  J  Lea  to  P  Tatge  $2,200 

Hoyne  av,  49  ft  a  of  Thomas  st,  w  f  24x 
XOi)i\  Jane  11.  A  M  Leinke  to  S  Nel- 
son $7,600 

Hoyne  av,  76  ft  n  of  36th  at,  e  f  25x125; 
Jaly  1.  W  Frink  to  E  G  Stoemer. . $3,800 

Humboldt  at,  26  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
e  f  26x120;  Jane  17.  O  Ellertaen  to  E 
Lastig  $4,600 

Hamboldt  at,  192  ft  n  of  Cook,  e  f  72x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Jane  20.  F  Roakill  to 
G  Greenebaam  $4,000 

Homboldt  st,  216  ft  n  of  Homboldt  blvd, 
w  f  26x126;  Jaly  1.  B  A  Baldwin  to  E  E 
Overfield  $1,000 

Illinois  av,  premises  No  3212;  Jane  27.  D 
O'Neil  to  J  HTimm  $1,560 

Indiana  av,  232  ft  n  of  29th  st,  w  f  26x 
177  9-10;  Jane  26.  C  L  Pardridge  to  E 
L  Pardridge  $6,500 

Iowa  Bt,  80  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  126x124; 
Jaly  1.  M  H  Seram  to  J  B  Moir.  .$20,000 

Jackson  st,  18)^  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
18x81>i;  Jane  25.  W  D  Williams  to  H 
E  Tattle  $6,500 

Janssen  av,  206  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  37^ 
i\20yi\  Jane  6.  A  Levy  to  0  E  Helm 
 $1,803 

Jefferson  st,  82  ft  a  of  14th,  e  f  46x90; 
Jaly  2.  h  Robinson  to  M  J  Bernstein 
 $6,000 

Jeffery  and  Yatea  ava,  a  atrip  of  land  60 
ft  in  width  bet,  263  ft  a  of  94th  st;  Jane 
29.  Charles  C  Stratton  to  C  and  W  I 
Ry  Co  $12,871 

Johnston  av,  484  ft  w  of  California,  s  f  25 
xlOO;  Jaly  2.  A  J  Baohhotz  to  M  M 
Bachhotz   $1,500 

Johnston  av,  669  ft  w  of  California,  b  f  26 
XlOO;  Jane  28.  J  Alqaist  to  L  S  Bekkin 
 $3,000 

Joseph  at,  premises  No  2161,  26x125; 
June  22.  £  J  Dwyer  to  J  M  Dwyer.$4,500 


Joseph  st,  same  ppty;  June  26.  J  M 
Dwyer  to  M  V  L  Dwyer  $4,500 

Justine  av,  162  ft  a  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
26.70x124.2;  June  29.  J  Hoist  to  J 
Brandner  $4,200 

Kimbark  av,  265  It  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  26x 
166;  June  29.  J  E  Cowles  to  F  W  Boeder 
 $7,500 

Lafayette  av,  premises  No  7205,  16%x 
118  68  10  ';  July  1.  E  Moeller  to  H  Eg- 
gleston  $5,000 

Lafiin  st,  149  ft  s  of  90th,  e  f  100x133, 
and  other  ppty;  June  29.  B  L  Brainerd 
to  W  T  Bennett  $8,750 

Lafiin  st,  107  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  313^x124; 
June  1.  C  O  Andersen  to  J  A  Anderson 
 $3,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Aasn,  sub  3,  39.  14, 
Its  46  and  47,  blk  4;  June  27.  E  M  Stan- 
nard  to  A  J  Kalkas  $2,000 

Lake  Park  pi,  s  e  oor  Michigan  blvd,  n  f 
100x125,  and  other  ppty;  June  26.  Mast 
in  Chy  to  J  P  Primley  $16,947 

Lake  av,  260  ft  s  e  of  73d  st,  e  f  60x214; 
June  24.  E  Lord  to  Q  T  Kesaler. .  .$4,000 

Lake  st,  200  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  a  f  20x120, 
more  or  less;  May  21.  G  E  Bowea  to  0 
A  Perkins  $3,600 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  696,  699,  99x125, 
more  or  less;  Jane  21.  F  W  Crandall  et 
al  to  C  L  Boyd  $70,000 

Langley  av,  117  ft  a  of  71st  st,  w  f  40x 
123^;  Mar  3.  W  V  Jacobs  to  E  J  South- 
well $2,100 

Leavitt  st,  72  ft  a  of  Berlin,  e  f  72x100; 
May  1.  J  T  Dale  to  B  M  Thomas.  .$3,600 

Leland  av,  s  w  oor  Woloott  st,  n  f  38x93, 
and  14  int;  Mar  23.  G  W  Burt  to  A  S 
Burt  $2,500 

Lexington  st,  300  ft  e  of  Springfield  av, 
a  f  25x126;  June  28.  C  A  Moore  to  J  E 
Murphy  $8,000 

Lexington  st,  260  ft  e  of  S  40th  av,  n  f  26 
xl26;  June  28.  F  J  Wisner  to  E  Mo 
Carthy  $1,200 

Lincoln  st,  298  ft  n  of  Aoguata,  w  f  24  66 
xl25;  July  2.  0  Johnson  to  H  Nowak 
 $1,965 

Lincoln  av,  261  ft  a  of  Larrabee  st,  n  e  f 
25x126;  July  10.  E  Tragardh  to  R  Sohon- 
beck  $6,000 

Locust  at,  118  ft  w  of  Franklin,  n  f  26x 
100;  June  29.  A  Eruger  to  P  Hitchcock 
 $6,300 

Logan  av,  100  ft  n  of  98th  st,  s  e  f  60x 
160;  June  29.  M  Peters  to  J  W  Hughes 
   $1,400 

Loomis  Bt,  203  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x125; 
May  6.  W  Kross  to  0  F  Claussen.  $',800 

Lowe  av,  23  ft  s  of  100th  st,  w  f  24x125, 
and  other  ppty;  July  1.  W  Frink  to  A 
Peters  $1,500 

Lowe  av,  98  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  60x125; 
June  27.  0  M  Hotohkin  et  al  to  D  M 
Richards  $1,500 

Lowe  av,  150  ft  s  of  122d  st,  e  f  50x65, 
more  or  less;  July  2.  N  Peters  to  L 
Peters  $1,500 

Lowe  av,  a  w  oor  100th  st,  e  f  48x125;  July 

1.  J  Beyer  to  R  Rapp  $1,000 

Mackinaw  av,  n  w  cor  86th  st,  e  f  26x124; 

June  29.  A  Proctor  to  J  F  Bokman  .$1,000 

Madison  st,  n  e  oor  8  44tb  at,  s  f  100x176; 
June  20.  J  N  Brewster  to  F  0  O'Day 
 $20,000 

Madison  at,  aame  ppty;  June  29.  F  0 
O'Day  to  M  Sbarboro    $20,000 

Maplewood  av,  250  ft  s  of  Potomac,  e  f 
23x1263^;  June  29.  J  Alfredson  to  M 
Hoffert  $7,000 

Marehfield  av,  287  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  26x 
123;  June  28.  C  W  Moreland  to  S  Eiok- 
man  $3,200 

Marehfield  av,  same  ppty;  June  28.  S 
Eickaan  to  C  W  Moreland  $3,200 

Marahfield  av,  premises  No  339;  June  29. 
0  V  Osborn  to  H  Diamond  i3,200 

Marahfield  av,  97  ft  n  of  92nd  st,  w  f  60x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  June  28.  P  Uerd- 
oastle  to  Avenue  Savings  Bank  ....  $1,000 

Marshfield  av,  76  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f  60x 
126;  June  24.  J  T  Clark  to  H  M  Gron- 
wold  $11,000 

Marahfield  av,  73  ft  n  of  53d  et,  e  f  25  x 
126;  Jnly  1.  H  A  Beck  to  W  N  Garner 
 $2,600 

Marehfield  av,  48  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Jaly  1.  H  A  Beck  to  E  W  Fix  $2,600 

May  St.  198  ft  s  of  60th,  w  f  24x124;  June 

2.  M  Nystedt  to  N  P  Norden  $2,600 

May  st,  s  w  cor  W  2l8t,  e  f  24x100;  June 

27.  C  Ueiser  to  F  T  Murphy  $6,000 

McLean  t>v,  124  ft  w  of  Central  Park,  s  f 
26xl26>^;  July  1.  H  F  Eaton  to  H  H 

Gage  $2,900 

Melrose  st,  211  ft  w  of  Robey.n  f  26x125; 


June  28.  A  Neubaam  to  M  Anderson 
 $2,380 

Melrose  st,  962  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of 
Evanston  av,  n  f  36x166,  and  %  in^! 
June  19.  E  Dickinson  and  wife  to  H 
Stafford  $3,750 

Melrose  st,  eame  ppty,  und  int;  June 
21.  C  0  Houeel  and  wife  to  H  Stafford 
 $3,750 

Merrill  av,  98  ft  n  of  82d  st,  e  f  50x175}^; 
Jane  20.  G  T  Leidle  to  W  Williams.$  1,200 

Michael  av,  150  ft  s  e  of  88th  st,  s  w  f  60x 
125;  Feb  7.  J  D  Horton  to  W  J  Boyd 
 $1,200 

Michigan  av,  240  ft  n  of  14th  st,  w  f  55  x 
130;  June  19.  Simooe  Chapman  and 
wife  to  Henry  A  Ware   ...  $68,800 

Michigan  av,  148}^  ft  n  of  66th  st.  w  f  75 
xl61 ;  also  Wabaeh  av,  n  e  cor  66th  st,  w 
f  148j^xl61;  May  29.  Henry  W  Kiog  to 
Samuel  Hart   $32.0G0 

Michigan  av,  223>^  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  75 
xl6l,  also  Michigan  av,  n  w  oor  E5th  st, 
e  f  148>^xl61;  May  29.  Henry  W  King 
to  Sarah  E  Hart..'.  «36,000 

Michigan  av,  n  e  cor  56th  st,  w  f  148J^x 
161,  also  Indiana  av,  148J^  ft  n  of  56th 
et,  e  f  160x161,  also  "Vabash  av,  148>^ 
ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  150x161;  May  29. 
Henry  W  King  to  John  T  Dale  . . .  $67,600 

Millard  av,  747  ft  n  of  Ogden,  e  t  35x134; 
May  11.  C  J  Dempeter  et  al  to  W  Ward 
   $1,837 

Milton  pi,  511  ft  w  of  Crawford  av,  e  f 
108x124;  June  29.  C  McMahon  to  F 
Hartep  $2,000 

Milwaukee  av,  76  ft  a  e  of  Woodard  et.  s 
w  f  100  X  126  more  or  less;  Jane  21.  Eet 
of  H  F  W  Meyer  to  A  G  Wieee  ....  $3,CfO 

Mohawk  et,  326  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  25 
xl32;  May  20.  E  Maas  to  A  Rohde.$6,100 

Monroe  at,  226  ft  e  of  S  46th  av,  n  f  25x 
122;  June  19.  C  A  Fanning  to  R  M 
Worthing.   $1,000 

Monroe  st,  19'  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  36x 
194}^;  June  27.  E  S  Danforth  to  F  N 
Danforth  $17,600 

Monroe  at,  100  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  Jnly  2.  B  Grerens  to  M  Sohnachgen 
 $7,600 

Monroe  st,  250  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  s 
f  25x113;  June  24.  H  M  Gronwold  to  J 
T  Clark  $15,000 

Monroe  av,  300  ft  n  of  62ad  st,  e  f  25x 
166;  July  1.  D  A  K  Steele  to  J  S  Tom- 
linson  $8,000 

Monroe  av,  243  ft  s  of  61st  st,  e  f  25x166; 
June  12.  D  A  E  Steele  to  M  G  Cart- 
wright  $8,00C 

Monroe  st,  60  ft  e  of  Franklin,  n  f  46x 
199;  Mayl.JW  Butler  Paper  Co  to 
Julius  W  Butler  $180,000 

Montana  st,  251  ft  e  of  Aehland  av,  n  f 
25x123;  June  25.  M  Tippereiter  to  L 
Von  der  Leek  $2,200 

Monticello  av,  s  w  cor  Huron  st,  e  f  322x 
125;  Jnly  1.  C  A  Perkins  to  J  H  Lon- 
drigan  $11,000 

Montrose  blvd,  triangular  piece  of  ground 
bounded  by  Montrose  blvd,  Evanston 
av  and  C  E  R  R,  641.8x848;  June  24. 
Est  of  E  J  M  Hi<le  to  U  Buokinghnm 
 $79,460 

Morgan  st,  218  ft  s  of  Adams,  e  f  39i 
ll»i^;  Juno  29.  H  G  Brooks  to  C  T 
Lnckow   $9,000 

Moepratt  st,  610  ft  s  of  32nd  pi,  w  f  48x 
124  66-100;  Apr  29.  E  Harlaud  et  al  to 
J  Shalanski   $l,2f.O 

Mozart  st,  466  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  26 
xl25;  Jaly  2.  A  L  Andersen  to  M  Soholz 
 $5,600 

Muskegon  av,  200  ft  a  of  79th  st,  e  f  26x 
124;  June  4.  H  T  Taylor  to  E  J  Mon- 
tague $2,700 

Nebraska  av,  200  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f 
200x126;  June  29.  N  S  Sunderland  to  S 
A  Webber  $6,000 

Nelson  et,  141  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  26x 
125;  June  28.  G  Krause  to  A  W  Under- 
wood $1,600 

North  av,  s  w  oor  N  48th,  40  acres,  und 
%  int;  June  24.  Daniel  H  Eochereper- 
ger  to  J  F  Thompson  ...   $36,000 

North  av,  n  e  cor  Washtenaw,  s  f  50x117; 
June  22.  Ole  Enudson  to  Janette  Pick 
 $5,000 

North  av,  73  ft  w  of  Talman,  a  f  24x426; 
June  28.  C  M  Bareee  to  H  Michaelsen 
 $6,500 

North  av,  40  ft  e  of  Meyer  ct,  s  f  20x100; 
June  29.  F  Repplinger  to  A  HoSlund 
 ,  $10,000 

North  av,  76  ft  w  of  N  47th  ct,  s  f  40x126, 
and  other  ppty;  June  29.  A  Hofflund  to 
F  Repplinger  $6,100 


Norwood  ct,  491  ft  w  of  Evergreen  av,  a 
f  82x175;  June  10.  M  D  Stevers  to  F  A 
Winchell  $6,000 

Nutt  at,  50  f t  n  of  W  18th,  e  f  25x124; 
June  27.  A  Stahl  et  al  to  J  Cihlan. $2,925 

Oak  Grove  av,  150  ft  e  of  Racine,  n  f  26x 
126;  May  25.  P  Cameron  to  N  J  Nelson 
 $1,075 

Ogden  av,  100  ft  n  e  of  Campbell,  e  f  48 
xl60;  Jan  26.  E  J  Coen  to  G  H  Rempe 
 $7,000 

Ogden  av,  316  ft  n  e  of  Rockwell  st,  a  e  f 
25x166;  Jan  26.  E  J  Coen  to  G  H  Rempe 
 $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  st,  391  ft  w  of 
Weutworth  av,  n  f  50x126;  June  26.  A 
Nehring  to  H  Nelson  $1,250 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  n  w  cor 
Throop,  s  f  85xlS0;  June  14.  T  Oassaday 
to  Pneumatic  Steel  Warehouse  Co.$2,6C0 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  301  ft  w  of 
Throop,  a  f  179x190;  June  13.  W  Kel- 
han  to  Pneamatic  Steel  Warehouae  Co 
  $2,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  185  ft  w  of 
Throop,  s  f  100x190;  June  19.  E  Sava- 
cool  to  Pneumatic  Steel  Warehouse  Co 
 $1,0(  0 

Park  av  N,  186  ft  s  of  Webster,  e  f  24x 
176;  June  29.  Maet  in  Chy  to  Anna 
Baaer,  exrs  of  Auguetus  Bauer ....  $8,41)j 

Parnell  av,  120  ft  e  of  75th  st,  e  f  40x100; 
June  1.  C  B  Eggleaton  et  al  to  M  B 
White  $6,500 

Parnell  av,  174  ft  s  of  70th  st,  e  f  100  x 
125;  Jnly  2.  C  Bruse  to  O  E  Ward.  $7,000 

Perry  at,  72  ft  n  of  Nelson,  w  f  24x125; 
Jnne  29.  F  Anderaon  to  A  Mnller.  $6,000 

Ferry  et,  same  ppty;  Jane  29.  A  Mueller 
to  I  Anderaon  $6,000 

Pine  Grove  av,  a  e  cor  Grace  et,  w  f  293x 
l^^^i;  June  17.  Allen  R  Vinnedge  to 
Oliver  E  Goldemith  $35,000 

Pine  Bt,  bet  Wright  st  and  Ashland  av,  n 
f  471^x125;  Feb  19.  J  H  Kimball  to  W 
Q  Spoeri   $1,000 

Pine  st,  238  ft  w  of  Aehland  av,  s  f  473^x 
125;  Feb  19.  J  H  Eimball  to  F  Spoeri 
 $1,000 

Pine  8t,  286  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  47J^  x 
126;  Feb  19.  Same  to  E  C  Obeann .$  1,000 

Pine  st,  143  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  e  f  47^  x 
126;  Feb  19.  Same  to  0  L  Spoeri.  .$l,f  00 

Princeton  av,  50  ft  n  of  27th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  2.  P  Wohler  to  H  Eollbaum 
 $5,000 

Prairie  av,  81  ft  n  of  30th  et,  w  f  20  6-lOx 
134«^;  June  22.  E  Pardridge  to  F  Pard- 
ridge  $10,000 

Prairie  av.  176  ft  n  of  35th  st,  e  f  25x123; 
May  28.  F  L  Shonmaker  to  T  Joyce  Jr, 
 $4,80C 

Prairie  av.  s  ejoor  44th  st,  w  f  100x160.62; 
Jnly  1.  G  Hubbard  to  0  A  Marsh .  .$1,250 

Prairie  av,  297  ft  s  of  44th  et,  e  f  26x 
160.68;  Jnly  3.  A  J  Oronin  to  E  Cronin 
 $18,000 

Pratt  st,  152  ft  w  of  Leesing,  n  f  19x120, 
Nov  14,'91.  C  Musoff  to  F  J  Mulka. $4,000 

Racine  av,  120  ft  s  of  Wellington  st,  w  f 
24x116;  Jnne  29.  F  Harter  to  C  Mc- 
Mahon  $3,800 

Ravenswood  Park  E,  n  e  cor  Berwyn  av, 
w  f  26x127;  June  27.  A  Duokmann  to  N 
P  Peterson  $1,800 

Randolph  st,  80  ft  e  of  S  Clark,  a  f  80x 
180;  also  S  Clark  st,  140  ft  n  of  Ran- 
dolph, w  f  40x80,  said  premises  adjoin- 
iog  Ashland  blk  ppty  upon  the  e  and  n; 
May  1.  Henry  W  Eingabury  and  wife 
of  Baltimore,  Md,  to  Alexander  J  Alex- 
ander of  Woodford  county,  Eentnoky 
 $360,000 

Rhodes  av,  287  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  25x125; 
June  20.  A  J  Toolen  to  G  S  Sargent 
 $1,C00 

Rhodes  av,  137  ft  n  of  74th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jane  20.  B  S  Blank  to  T  J  Pratt 
 $2,7(0 

Ridgeway  av,  149  ft  n  of  Iowa  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Apr  24.  R  Schultz  to  O  Eoch. $1,700 

Robey  ^t,  98  ft  s  of  W  20th,  w  f  263^x 
26.9;  Jnne  26.  F  O  O'Day  to  Met  W  S 
"L"  R  R  $6,500 

Robey  st,  73  ft  n  of  A^arren  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jnne  29.  M  A  Kleinhaus  to  D  Clay 
 $8,600 

Robey  st,  60  ft  a  of  Warner  av,  w  f  26x 
126;  June  26.  O  Z  Oleon  to  H  Boening 
 $2,600 

Rogere  Park,  It  9,  blk  44;  June  26.  W 
Peetka  to  S  M  Loach  $1,126 

Roscoe  st,  376  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  Hal- 
sted, n  f  33x133;  Jnly  3.  J  F  Boos  to  J 
R  Ward  $8,600 

(Continued  )d  page  641 


640 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Attractive  Oftices  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  everj 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin 
ciple  of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 

TTioit     .  ,,1^        ♦       J  rr^ —  From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 

visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building.  ''^nants,  maices 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatorv 

,        one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 

theVrS?em  o7its''tirn?s''""^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^^^^^  - 

Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaeo. 


to  IS  tUKES,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  U8I. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HanilsDmBst  Restaurant  in 
/IniBrlca 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  Ct.AIM»l  COMPAMY, 

<OHN  WEDDEBB0B^,     -     MANAGING  ATTOENET, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


SO  DIERS 
CHILDREN, 


PENSIONS  FBOOUBED  POB 


„  WIDOWS. 
PARENTS. 


Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
vhe  line  of  dnty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
4ince  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
if  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 
I'honsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
;ati'  «aoaessf(  1 


The  Sweetest  Music 
requires  a. 


Washburn 

Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  the  world  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
the  makers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FREE) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class  f4\ 
Music  Dealers.  ' 


OfiSce  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
Rewidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  Jobbing  h;  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

OalGlmlnlrxg,  etc 
All  L.itiu.d  01  Cement  Work  a  specialtt 
OflBoe  and  Yard:  126  Qninoy  St., 

BnildlnB  MaterJaU 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767  ^"'*'«^«» 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

'  Others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrtws  &  Cot 

216  Wabasft  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


BROTHERS 


^  In  the  ei^ht  large  Salesrooms  on  first 
floor  will  be  found  all  styles  of  these 
artistic  instruments— 

UNEQUALED  m  tone. 

UNEQUALED  in  action. 

UNEQUALED  in  casings 


QUALITY, 

STYLE, 

PRICES, 
^--^  TERMS 


Al.io  bargalne  In  Pianos  from  other  malrnra     r*  „  

MC^     !  ^  °  examine  our  stock  YOU  WILL  BUY. 

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Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


641 


(Ooatinued  from  page  639.) 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  s  of  118th,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jane  8.  B  J  Stolpe  to  0  P  Bnrdiok 
   f 4,000 

Sawyer  av  N,  s  e  oor  W  Beldec,  w  f  50x 
140;  June  28.  A  Marshall  to  B  Krimel 
 11,600 

Sawyer  av,  s  e  oor  Belmont,  w  f  97x123, 
and  other  ppty;  June  28.  F  A.  Ulrioh  to 
L  L  Elliott  ....$2,100 

Sawyer  av,  same  ppty;  Jane  29.  L  L 
Elliott  to  L  Ulrioh  $2,100 

Sawyer  av,  222  ft  s  of  Belmont,  w  f  25x 
123;  Jane  27.  W  Shaumbarg  to  A.  Wie- 
ner $1,300 

Seeley  av,  450  ft  s  of  36th  at,  e  f  25x125; 
Jane  14.  U  H  Walker  to  0  B  Johnson 
 $3,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  240  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24 
xl25;  June  29.  F  Dalejsi  to  W  Ohela- 
baoha  $3,300 

Sheridan  drive,  n  e  oor  Oornelia  av,  W  f 
50x1241^;  June  28.  W  F  Semple  to  M  A 
Houston  $10,000 

Shields  av,  195  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  67x 
186.9;  Feb  19.  S  D  Walden  to  J  K  Brit- 
tain  $22,000 

Shields  av,  same  ppty;  Jane  20.  J  K  Brit- 
tain  to  J  V  Walden  $22,000 

Shields  av,  premises  Nos  5033,  5031,  5029, 
5027,  5023,  5021,  5  n9,  5017,  5013,  5011, 
5007,  2?6xll8j^;  June  21.  O  L  Boyd  to 
F  W  Orandall  $33,000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  100  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  s  f 
24xl24J^;  Jane  19.  B  W  Bromilow  to 
M  W  Oribben  $3,000 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  n  w  oor  Stewart  av,  s  f  72 
xl20;  Jaoe  26.  J  W   Kirsoh  to  0  M 
Johannes  $18,000 

Sixty- first  st,  126  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f  126 
xl98;  June  9.  W  S  Proadfoot  to  F.  W 
Proadfoot   $15,000 

Sixty-first  st,  72  ft  e  of  Carpenter,  n  f  24 
xl'22;  June  27.  8  Schaflfner  to  E  Kedar- 
sky  $1,800 

Sixty-sixth  st,  218  ft  e  of  Rassano,  s  f  40 
X127.8;  June  27.  Q  Sohmid  to  0  Sohmid 
 $5,(  00 

Sixty-seventh  st,  52  ft  e  of  May,  s  f  26x 
125;  June  27.  M  Hannaford  to  Holland 
B  and  L  Assn  $1,500 

Sixty-ninth  st,  76  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  8  f  26 
xlOO,  June  24.  P  J  MoDonagh  to  M  J 
J  Coghlan  $1,0C0 

South  Onioago  av,  50  ft  s  e  of  Saginaw,  a 
w  f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  July  1.  J  A 
Murphy  to  M  A  Fox  $2,000 

Sooth  Ohioago  av,  s  e  cor  South  Park,  n  e 
f  131x126;  Deo  19,'93.  A  A  Dooley  to  W 
H  Burke  $14,000 

Sonthport  av,  107  ft  s  of  George  st,  w  f 
26x120;  June  17.  M  Weber  to  H  Kasper 
 $4,200 

Southport  av,  s  w  oor  Addison  st,  e  f  50x 
120;  June  5.  A  K  Oblander  to  A  Sohafif- 
ner  $5,600 

Southport  av,  same  ppty,  and  int;  June 
26.  A  SohafEner  to  M  J  Faherty . .  .$2,750 

Stewart  av,  s  w  oor  75th  st,  e  f  34  x  133; 
July  1.  0  H  Garnett  to  0  3  Thornton 
 $2,050 

Stewart  av,  280  ft  s  of  12l8t  st,  e  f  60x123; 
June  18.  American  Trust  and  Savings 
Bank  to  L  L  Lamb  $1,800 

St  Lawrence  av,  275  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f 
26x128;  June  10.  B  Oookburn  to  B 
Mayer  $10,000 

Stony  Island  av,  26  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  75x 
135  1-3;  Apr  30.  J  J  Connell  to  R  H 
Smith  $19,300 

Strong  st,  n  w  cor  N  49th  av,  s  f  150x125; 
June  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  H  Warner 
 $1,750 

Taylor  st,  s  e  cor  Rookwell,  n  f  86x126; 
June  14.  J  W  Hedenberg  to  W  B  Howe 
et  al  $7,500 

Theodosia  av,  premises  No  1985;  June  1. 
M  De  F  Stevens  to  H  B  Gale  $3,000 

Thirty-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Laflin,  s  f  968x602, 
more  or  less;  Jane  27.  Q  R  H  Hughes 
to  Illinois  Steel  Company  $91,C00 

Thirty-seventh  st,  n  w  cor  Rhodes  i»v,  s  f 
42x110;  June  24.  B  J  Murphy  to  M  Mo- 
Ardle   $9,800 

Thome  av,  241  ft  w  of  Sonthport,  s  f  50x 
13&}4;  July  3.  A  Kasper  to  U  Weber 
 $2,175 

Tripp  av,  s  e  cor  Dickens,  w  f  583^x1251^; 
June  25.  J  H  Brennan  to  G  N  Shay .$1,300 

Troy  st,  120  ft  8  of  26th,  e  f  24x1 26;' June 
11.  A  0  Merkel  to  8  Cygan  $1,290 

Twelfth  st  W,  8  e  oor  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
44x125;  June  29.  M  Sbarboro  to  F  0 
O'Day  $12,000 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  240  ft  e  of  Washtenaw 
BY,  n  f  34  X  X25;  ^une  15.  F  Flioek  ta  0 


Kelch  $1,125 

Twenty-first  st  W,  211  ft  e  of  Ualsted,  n  f 
24x100;  July  1.  B  Kolar  to  J  Nemeoek 
 $4,5C0 

Twenty-first  st  W,  192  ft  e  of  Paulina,  e  f 
36x126;  July  1.  J  Nemeoek  to  E  Kolar 
et  al  $10,000 

Twenty-third  st,  123  ft  e  of  Canal,  n  f  25 
xl25;  June  12.  Bmil  Zaft  to  W  Beyer 
 $3,000 

Twenty-third  st,  same  ppty;  July  1.  W 
Beyer  to  Bmil  Zaft  $3,200 

Twenty-fourth  pi,  135  ft  e  of  Stewart  av, 
sf  26x126;  Apr  29.  W  Plunkett  to  W 
Lehr  $2,500 

Union  st,  150  ft  s  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f  23x 
100;  June  26.  Q  Righeimer  to  B  Weller 
 $11,000 

Union  av,  221  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f 
16%xl24.7;  June  29.  A  Langtry  to  E  E 
Hoole  $4,200 

Union  Park  pi,  premises  No  56;  Jane  39. 
H  Watt  to  A  M  Watt  $5,000 

Union  st,  240  ft  n  of  39th,  e  f  60x123; 
Jane  24.  J  N  Drummond  to  A  L  Van 
Winkle  $1,700 

Union  av,  250  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  26x125; 
July  1.  E  Minaker  to  H  F  Hall  $3,900 

Wabash  av,  200  ft  n  of  26th  st,  e  f  22x 
178;  July  1.  B  Q  Henderson  to  C  M 
Henderson  $8,000 

Wabash  av,  premises  No  5615,  26x191^; 
July  1.  S  Sohlatt  to  M  A  Ryan  ...$5,100 

Wallace  st,  n  w  ooi  46th,  e  f  b2%^\2b%; 
July  2.  0  0  Jensen  to  J  Brooks.  .$18,800 

Wallace  st,  n  w  oor  58th,  e  f  48>^xl26,  und 
%  int;  June  22.  A  Q  Berg  to  Q  H  Fora- 
man  $1,200 

Walnut  st,  26  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  26x105; 
Jane  25.  M  A  King  to  J  O'Hara  . .  $3,00  ) 

Washtenaw  av,  n  e  oor  Wabansia,  w  f  50x 
12,5;  June  20.  Est  of  A  L  Oonacher  to 
E  Riderburg  $3,660 

Washtjnaw  av,  92  f t  s  of  W  38th  pi.  e  f  25 
xl25;  June  28.  A  Peters  to  W  Frink  $2,600 

Water  st  S,  s  w  cor  Dearborn,  n  f  43J^  x 
50;  July  2.  Norton  Q  Pope  to  Thomas 
Murdoch  et  al,  trustees  of  the  estate  of 
Simon  Reid  $117,500 

Wellington  st,  200  ft  w  of  Perry,  s  f  25t 
125;  Apr  11.  F  W  H  Sundmaoher  et  al 
to  M  Feit  $1,000 

Western  av,  241  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  60x 
126;  July  1.  T  Ainni  to  R  Valentine 
 $9,000 

Wisconsin  av,  516  ft  n  of  Elston,  n  w  f  60 
jl42;  Deo  26,'94.  J  0  Johnson  to  B  M 
Gordon  $1,025 

Wisconsin  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  3.  E  M 
Gordon  to  D  A  Pierce  $1,025 

Wondlawn  av,  1(0  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  26x 
100;  Jane  25.  H  Grim  to  F  Dusek  $3,800 

Wood  st,  s  e  cor  63rd,  w  f  60x125}^,  and 
other  ppty;  June  28.  F  A  R  Prindle  to 
J  W  Heokenburg  $2,500 

Wolfram  st,  190  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  n  f  25 
xl26;  June  27.  Est  of  E  Larson  to  S 
Koch   $3,800 

Yale  av,  197  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  60xl23i^; 
June  29.  A  Pfennig  to  J  Frank  $6,600 

Yates  av,  8  w  cor  9l8t  st,  e  f  60x124;  also 
724  lots,  more  or  leas,  in  Gross'  Oal 
Hgts  add  to  South  Chicago;  June  10.  N 
K  Fairbank  and  wife  to  Charles  0  Strat- 
ton  $130,000 

aii«»ceLiLiAsieoiTs— CITY . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOO. 

Argyle,  Hall's  add.  It  30  b  4  June  19,  C 
Bristle  et  al  to  J  F  Luhrs  Jr  $750 

Ashton's  sub.  It  41  b  1  8  w  3^,  36  38  14 
Apr  18,  J  B  Wood  to  J  Holmboe  $750 

Assr's  div.  It  32  sub  pt  e  of  Mich  av  It  3 
sub  Its  4  to  8  w  qr  15  37  14  July  2,'92, 
J  P  Dixey  to  H  Tanis   $290 

Assr's  div.  It  33  same  Sept  11,'92,  same  to 
P  Dyklim  $290 

Baker's  sub.  It  34  b  3  s  w  J^,  4  38  14  June 
26,  J  P  Ronshausen  to  N  Davis  $700 

Bentley's  sub.  It  8  n  w  34,  26  40  13  June 
10,  W  Q  Bentlev  to  T  J  Lynch  $525 

Birge  &  Go's  sub  lt  11  and  12  b  3  a  e 
4  39  13  June  24,  J  G  Evans  to  T  B 
Shearer   $550 

Roynton's  sub.  It  3  b  3  n  w  3^,  16,  39  13 
June  9,  0  D  Richards  to  F  R  Lindop 
 $650 

Brand's  sub,  It  96  and  97  of  It  10  n  e  ^, 
26  40  13  June  4,  M  E  Jacobs  to  J  Kara- 
sek  $700 

Brookline,  It  15  b  2  resub  b  1  Jane  21,  D 
A  Pierce  to  W  F  Ruehle  $275 

Butterfield's  add,  n  %  sub  It  23  sub  It  2 
to  4  July  1,  0  Sohommers  to  C  Gomer- 
mano  • « •  - •  •  f 700 


Clarkdale,  It  5  to  8.  b  2  Apr  27,  J  M  Hub- 
bard to  n  F  Brennan  $800 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  Oo's  3d  add.  It  4  b  2 
JoDe  6,  O  Manwafring  to  I  B  Benton  $500 

Oleaverville,  pt  It  6  b  7  June  4,  H  I  Bayor 
to  8  8  Whitehouse  $2^0 

Co  Clk's  div,  sub  It  8  to  10,  b  10  of  It  4 
and  5,  8  e  ^,  22  40  13  May  15,  W  Bold- 
enweck  to  M  Hansen  $900 

Oo  Clk's  div,  same  June  14,  M  Hansen  to 
K  Madsen  $900 

Cornell,  n  26  ft  It  8,  b  65  Jane  26,  P  Cor- 
nell et  al  to  W  G  Price  et  al  $550 

Ot  ptu  It  27  b  2  sub  It  8  ex  w  88  ft  e  hf  s 
w  qr  36  39  13  June  10,  F  Jackson  to  E 
Sohibilla  $375 

GTS,  all  int  in  b  92,  27  39  It  Feb  26,'87, 
M  F  Nichols  to  H  H  Higinbotham .  .$500 

Gladstone  Pk,  Crandall's  add.  It  21  and 
28,  b  3  Jui:e  10,  L  E  Orandall  to  R  E 
Sohnnemann  $960 

Dauphin  Fk,  2d  add,  It  15  b  39  Apr  2,  8 
B  Gross  to  H  F  Uollister   $825 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add,  It  31  b  35  Aug  1,'92, 
8  E  Gross  to  L  W  Oavalli  $650 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add,  It  9,  b  34  Apr  2, 
Same  to  H  F  Hollisier   $700 

Danphin  Park,  It  37  b  56  May  4,  8  B 
Gross  to  S  Brockman  $6(  0 

Dickey  &  B'ssub,  It  30  b  3  n  w  qr  33  40  13 
Mar  23,  F  H  Diokey  to  J  Kjziowski. $326 

Diversey  av,  Deenng's  sob.  It  143  n  e  3^, 
30  40  14  June  13,  W  Deering  to  Inter  O 
Pub  Co  $900 

Demarest's  sub.  It  33  b  1  s  e  3^,  18  38  14 
Deo  10,'91,  H  W  Mahan  to  8  E  Buckle 
 $600 

Demarest's  sub.  It  34  b  1  same  Nov  30, '91, 
Same  to  L  A  Rosenquist  $600 

Elsdon,  It  39,  b  3  June  26,  M  Laroohe  to 
J  W  Chaflfee  $500 

Bnglewood,  Lamphere's  add.  It  8  b  3  June 
22,  O  Hopkins  to  J  Nerney  $325 

Bnglewood,  Lee  Bros'  63d  6t  add,  It  6  Jane 
16,  Q  N  Lee  to  Q  W  Calkins  $800 

Ettlinger's  sub.  It  45  an  J  46,  b  2  s  w  qr, 
11  38  13  Apr  23, '94,  8  Eitlinger  to  L 
Adier  $600 

Fernwood,  Bloss  &  Oo's  sob.  Its  54  69  and 
131  May  29,  G  A  Van  Dyk  to  F  Hamil- 
ton $760 

Freer's  sub.  It  20  b  1  sob  It  7  to  10  w  J^, 
n  w  qr,  2  39  13  June  18,  C  L  Wood  to 
M  Briggs   $750 

Freer's  sub,  It  12  b  5  of  It  7  to  11  w  J^,  n 
w  qr,  2  39  13  June  29,  S  A  Farrar  to  A 
Farrar  $6  JO 

Freer's  sub.  It  3  and  4  b  5  of  It  7  to  11 
w  3^  u  w  qr,  2  39  13  June  20,  8  H  Whee- 
ler to  P  J  Harmon  $900 

Galvin's  sub,  It  44  b  2  s  e  qr,  7  38  14  June 
19,  E  Galvin  to  J  Olenger   $600 

Garfield,  It  17,  b  2  June  27,  A  F  Keeney 
to  G  Heart  $600 

Gilbert  &  G's  sub,  It  88  s  w  qr,  14  39  13 
Apr  27,  M  W  Cribben  to  E  W  Bromilow 
 $750 

Gladstone  Park,  Oraodall's  sub.  It  7  and 
8  b  4  8  e  qr  6  40  13  June  22,  8  M 
Weems  to  M  O'Brien   $900 

Grayland,  Crandall's  sub.  It  38  and  39  b  2, 
22  40  13,  June  20,  L  E  Orandall  to  J 
Gert7  $860 

Grayland  Pk  add.  It  177  Aug  1,'94,  P  F 
Haynes  et  al  to  N  A  Foberg   $400 

Grose'  5th  Hmbldt  Pk  add,  It  58  Sep  7, 
'91,  8  E  Gross  to  E  Kvavlie   $660 

Gross'  same  add,  same  June  18,  E  Kvav- 
lie to  B  Nelson  $650 

Harding's  sub.  It  1  b  7  w  hf  n  w  qr  11  39 

13  June  21,  R  T  Osborn  to  N  Horn.. $492 
Hansbrough  &  H'a  sub,  n  17  ft  It  20  b  9  e 

^  s  w  qr,  36  40  13  June  29,  G  Sohall  Sr 
to  G  Sohall  Jr  $800 

Hanson's  sub.  It  31  and  32  b  1  n  e  qr,  3i 
40  13  May  28,  N  N  Hanson  Jr  to  A 
Oeker   $900 

Hilliard  &  H's  sub.  It  11  b  3  n  w  qr,  17  Al 

14  June  17,  C  Lemin  to  J  Hill  Jr  . . .  $500 
Hillside.  Weddell  &  O's  sob.  It  18  b  4  n  w 

qr  29  38  14  Mar  21, '90.  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  K 

Dalton  $465 

Humboldt  Park,  Wisner's  sob.  It  29,  3  39 

13  June  22,  M  Wilson  to  Loan  &  Invest 
Co  of  N  America   ..  $450 

Humbldt  Pk,  Gross'  add.  It  14  May  6,  8 
E  Gross  to  W  E  Rowbotham  $710 

111  Cent  R  R  Oo's  snb.  It  1  sob  pt  It  9  and 
10  b  1,  12  and  13  38  14  June  16,  Mast 
in  Chy  to  E  E  Smith   $6C0 

Irving  Park  aad.  It  25  b  21  June  29,  A  H 
Hill  to  0  M  Arnold  »500 

Jacobs'  sub,  Its  4  and  6  b  6  n  e  qr  30  38 

14  May  25,  W  H  Fitch  to  F  M  Patton 
 $600 

Jefferson,  Its  1  and  3  t>  26  Apr  29,  Q  W 


Saffold  to  J  Groenier  $800 

Jefferson  Park,  Stever's  sub  It  80  Jane  17, 
F  D  Stever  to  O  O  Rouen  $360 

Kraloveo  &  K's  sub,  It  6  b  7  n  e  qr  26  39 
13  Apr  19,'91,  J  Kraloveo  ot  al  to  F 
Nalaoh  $600 

Lake  View,  Baokingham's  2d  add  It  10  b 
2  Dec  3,'88,  O  Buckingham  to  E  J  (Joyle 
 «600 

Lawndale,  Wood's  sob,  It  63,  23  39  13  Aug 
30,'94,  H  Wood  to  N  Foley  $800 

Lawrence  av,  Crandall's  snb.  It  1  b  3,  17 
40  13  June  17,  J  B  Gummerson  to  P  C 
Gummerson  $275 

Lawrence  av,  Crandall's  feub.  It  23  b  3  n  e 
qr  17  40  13  June  19,  F  A  Borst  to  H  B 
MoOord  $500 

Leech's  sub,  It  16  sob  Its  1  to  16  and  24 
to  46  b  1  n  e  qr  8  38  14  July  2,  J 
Mahoney  to  F  Stephens  $560 

Library  sub,  It  18  b  5  n  e  qr  8  H8  14  June 
22,  Newberry  Library  to  L  M  Rose  .  $630 

Lot  50  snb  w  1,111  ft  n  w  qr  36  38  14 
May  'iO,  8  Bro^  kman  to  J  L  Hoerber 
 $500 

Lot  3  resab  Its  21  to  24  bs  8  and  9  sab  e 
hf  B  w  qr  22  38  14  June  17,  N  J  Peilzker 
to  C  J  Nndelmann  $3 JO 

Lot  12  b  4  snb  39  acres  e  hf  s  e  qr  26  40 

13  Joce  13,  E  L  Upton  to  J  T  Gibbons 
 $750 

Lot  11  b  4  same  June  13,  same  to  W  J 
Barns   $375 

McMillan  &  W's  snb.  Its  12  and  13  b  I  s  e 
qr27  39  13  Apr  25,'91,  J  McMillan  et  al 
to  A  G  Hawkins....  $fcO0 

Merigold's  resub.  It  27  b  2  n  e  qr  22  39  13 
Joly  1,  F  Vanicek  to  V  Bueokmann.$775 

Merigold's  resab.  It  22  b  7  n  e  qr  22  89  13 
Jane  27,  F  Sindelar  to  J  Miohael  $700 

Messenger's  sab.  It  1  b  2  s  w  qr  It  38  13 
May  22,  V  H  Messenger  to  W  H  Con- 
ger $350 

Meyer  &  8's  snb.  n  11  ft  It  43  n  w  qr 
26  40  13  Jane  15,  R  0  Moore  to  T  Brod- 
ow3ki  $275 

Moore's  sub,  Its  31  to  34  b  1  s  w  qr  35  38 

14  June  19,  M  A  Hendrick  to  M  C  Gar- 


rigus   .... 

Morton's  sub,  Its  37  and  38  b  1  e  hf  n  w 

qr  11  39  13  June  5,  A  B  Austin  to  J  W 

Loney  $750 

Ogden's  sub.  It  388  sub  bs  6  and  7  s  w  qr 

18  40  14  Jane<l,  E  Rudolph  to  J  B 

Moliter   $835 

Ogden's  sub.  It  142  snb  bs  10  and  11,  s  w 

qr  18  40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph  to  0  O 

W  Rohrbeok  $645 

Place's  add.  It  9  b  6  Jane  8,  0  Davies  to 

R  Treppack   $700 

Place's  add,  It  32  b  6  June  27,  0  Davies 

to  J  E  Mansfield  $903 

Pryor  &  H's  snb.  s  25  ft  It  13  b  8,  3  33 

13  July  1,  B  N  Nathan  to  M  Lamping 

 $9(0 

Pullman,  Field's  add,  It  23  b  6  Apr  30.  H 

Gano  et  al  to  City  of  Chicago  f  600 

Reyels  &  L's  add,  It  18  b  4,  22  39  13  Mar 

30,  W  Loefflsr  to  f  F  Gallagher....  $325 
Rood's  snb.  It  36  b  2  n  w  qr  20  40  14  July 

1,  F  P  Klook  to  E  E  Noo  $925 

Soherenberg's  snb,  It  33  b  1  b  1  King  &  P's 

sub  n  e  qr  29  40  13  Jane  20,  W  Scheren- 

berg  to  D  B  Bird  $250 

Soobey  &  S's  sub.  It  10  s  w  qr  17  38  14 

July  1,  L  Ullrich  to  A  J  Seaberg  $700 

South  Chicago,  It  11  b  4  Feb  19,'94,  0  & 

C  C  &  D  Oo  to  A  E  Woodhull  $650 

South  Chicago,  It  11  b  4  May  8,'93,  same 

to  0  E  Baoou  $560 

Sooth  Chicago,  It  2iS>  81  June  22,  J  Sirobo 

to  A  Noizel  

South  Chicago,  It  42  b  48  June  24,  0  &  0 

0  &  D  Oo  to  J  A  Marphy   .$700 

South  Chicago,  It  26  b  47  June  24,  same 

to  same    $725 

South  Chicago,  It  30  b  20  June  28,  L  A 

Frey  to  B  Sohiebor  $550 

South  Chioaifo,  Taylor's  2d  add.  Its  11 

and  12  b  10  Jane  20,  H  D  JoJson  to  J 

P  Conningham  $900 

South  Chicago,  Crocker's  add.  It  33  b  1 

Apr  23,  K  M  Thomas  to  F  I  Rodgert  $881 
South  Ohioago,  Gross'  Calnmet  Heights 

add.  It  41  b  24  Nov  20,'91,  N  K  Fair- 
bank  to  E  B  Oliver  $675 

Stoney  Isl  Hgts,  Smith's  snb.  It  12  b  21,  1 

37  14  June  6,  0  Newberg  to  0  A  Berg- 

stedt  $700 

S  T  8,  e  3  ft  It  1  sob  pt  Its  2  and  3  of  It 

36,  16  38  14  June  19,  0  M  Lawrence  to 

M  F  Sammey  $300 


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TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

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of  speonlatlng  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertlslnc 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  St  Oo.'s  Bank, 

"  Wasmansdorft  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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Sixty-third  et  snb,  It  443  w  hf  s  e  qr  18  38 

14  May  27,  H  E  Johnsen  to  W  J  Webb 
 |550 

Steel's  Bub,  It  28  of  w  hf  a  w  qr  26  39  13 
Nov  26,'94,  O  Wittke  et  al  to  E  Brabeo 
 «650 

Stoddard's  snb,  It  34  b  6  n  e  qr  4  37  14 
May  29,  F  Bratt  to  A  Hallgren  $600 

Stone  &  W'b  snb.  It  7  b  2  of  b  13,  7  38  14 
May  26,  J  K  Bnrtis  to  V  Ropp  $760 

Stone  &  W's  8Qb,  It  41  b  4,  6  and  7  38  14 
Jane  25,  O  0  Broomell  to  J  Oeok  $426 

Taylor's  snb.  It  34  s  w  qr  8  38  14  Deo  20, 
'92,  D  Heitmann  to  H  Rhein  $700 

Twelfth  St  Ld  Assn  sob.  It  22  b  1  8  e  qr 

15  39  13  Jane  27,  k  L  Oarlsen  to  D  W 
Voltz  $800 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add,  It  8  b  4 
June  14,  F  F  Oviatt  to  E  Melms  $600 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2d  add,  It  29  b 
3  June  13,  J  J  Sobuiz  to  A  WiBner..$600 

Walker's  snb,  It  3  snb  9      b  14  n  w  qr  31 

39  14  June  6,  W  A  Price  to  W  H  Bow- 
man  $300 

Wisner's  sab,  Its  55  to  57  b  3  n  w  qr  26 

40  13  Oct  21, '89,  A  Wisner  to  O  Kohl 
 $650 

Yerkes'  snb,  It  11  b  10,  19  40  14  May  6,'89, 
0  T  Yerkes  to  J  Qeass  $826 

SUBURBAN  WABBANTT  DBjBDS. 


BLOOM. 

80  acres  n  w  qr  5  35  14,  also  6V4  acres  s  w  qr  32  36 

1*  jnne  24,  N  Seymour  to  0  Stave  $16,000 

89  acres,  same,  jane  24,  0  Stave  to  M  J  Seymoar 

   tl6,000 

Oh'go  Hgts,  bs  103  and  104  jan  30,  Eetoham  Wagon 

Oo  to  Ch'go  Wauron  Oo  $55,000 

27  2-9  acres  s  e  qr  II  36  11  jaly  2,  A  B  Jnergens  to 

0  L  Sweet  $1850 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Eeecey's  sub.  Us  24  to  26  b  26  jnne  29, 

J  a  McKenzie  to  8  Sachs  $1600 

Oolumbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  2nd  add.  Its  1  to  4  and  43 

b  20  june  29,  A  F  Keeney  to  L  Leek  $1800 

De  Forrest,  It  27  b  6,  23  35  13  jane  19,  J  S  We' ton 

to  0  H  Perce  $200 

BBEMEN. 

Senth  36  acres,  ex  e  9  acres  of  e  66  acres  n  e  qr  29 

36  13  june  22,  J  Vogt  to  M  E  Brown   $7500 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &B's  add,  it  31  b  4  jnne  26,  L 

Whitney  to  Haokeuburg  &  Oo  $6C0 

Bass'  2nd  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  8,  1  35  13  jnne  27.  H 

Ahrensfeldt  to  E  R  Brown  $500 

Bass'  2d  add.  Us  29  and  80  b  8  jane  27,  Same  to  A 

ABigelow    $600 

OALtlMET. 

Portland,  b  36,  ex  w  120  ft,  31  and  32  37  14  june  21, 
J  (i  Roll  to  a  Mueller  $1600 

Orlg  snb,  It  30  b  2  resab  w  hf  bs  8  and  11  etc,  e  hf  s 
e  qr  20  37  14  apr  30,  A  Obytraus  et  al  to  M  L  Aaer 
 $600 

Blue  Isld  Pk  add.  It  22  b  6  nov  4,'92,  J  T  Dale  to  M 
Michalak  $300 

OIOSBO. 

Oak  Pk,  Harcstrom's  add.  It  29  b  2  moh  20,'9I,  S 

Harnstrom  to  A  Larson  $660 

Qrant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  46,  Its  36  and 

37  b  34,  21  39  13  may  13,  Grant  Ld  Assn  to  Latrobe 
Steel  Works  $1690 

Oak  Pk,  Hontieholder's  add.  Its  10  to  15  ani?  23  to  28 

b  4  june  24  M  D  Hathaway  to  F  Engelhardt. .  $6900 
Lt  20  b  21  sub  bs  4  and  6  ptu  wt  a  hf  30  39  13  june 

26,  A  Speight  to  A  Q  Speight  $200 

Clyde,  3d  div.  It  8  and  w  hf  It  7  b  5  sub  bs  1  to  8 

and  5  to  8  Hi  ay  24,  T  Eeyes  et  al  to  E  Beverly.  $3000 
Morton  Pk,  It  88,  sub  bs  13  and  14  june  24,  B  Boehm 

to  A  Stepina  et  al  $900 

Bldgeland,  pt  Its  6  and  7  b  17  june  14,  H  Ooombs  to 

A  J  Ooombs  $800 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add,  Its  39  and  40  b  8 

june  17,  Q  Hubbard  to  I"  J  Huse  $1500 

Harlem,  Eettlestring's  add,  s  34  ft  It  4  b  6,  7  39  13, 

apr  15,  W  A  Eettlestring  to  J  Harper  $950 

Lt36  b  12  sab  It  6  s  of  B  B,  18  39  13  jan  22,  S  A  Oor- 

lett  to  M  A  Ives  $426 

Berwyn,  Its  32  and  33  b  20  june  17,  T  O  Spencer  to 

J  B  Halladay  '.  $800 

Schaubel's  sub.  It  9  It  10,  ScoviUe'B  sub,  7  39  13 

june  24,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L  Olcese  $5,901 

Mandell  &  H's  sub,  pt  It  2  b  12,  20  39  13  sept  3, '89, 

E  D  Mandell  to  J  Tracy  $600 

Wilson  &  St  O's  resub,  Its  8  and  9  b  2  b  3  etc  ,  Mer- 
rick's snb,9  39  13  may  20,T  A  Snow  to  S  H  Brooks 

  $1700 

Bridge's  add.  It  1  b  4,  9  37  13  jnne  13,  A  A  Unnger 

too  WiUams   $600 

Hlatt's  snb.  Its  3  and  21  b  2  s  w  qr  II  39  13  ,  J  B 

Payson  Jr  to  L  B  Pay  son  $6,623 

Austin,  Graft's  add.  Its  28  and  29,   b  6  jnne  22,  J 

Kelly  to  T  Connolly  $2500 

Baldwin's  sub,  It  2  j  b  9,  b  3  etc,  La  Vergne,  june  1, 


0  H  Baldwin  to  A  Stein  $1600 

Clyde  1st  dly,  n  37^  ft  It  17  b  6,  29  39  13  may  20,  0 

H  Worcester  to  E  T  Wilson   $2750 

La  Yergne,  Baldwin's  sab.  Its  15  and  16  b  3  Jaae  17, 

O  H  Baldwin  to  8  D  Simpson  

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  It  47  b  6  apr  1,  0  E 

Piper  to  W  J  Andrens  $3200 

Austin,  Johnston  Jrs  add,  w  106  ft  It  8  b  12  june  19, 

M  D  Vermllyea  tc  L  0  Bose   $300 

Twenty-second  st  blvd  snb.  It  84  b  8  n  e  qr  29  39  18 

may  1,  E  P  Bice  to  J  F  Borcbardt  $380 

8  Ridgeland,  It  123  apr  2, '90,  L  T  Smith   to  W  E 

Waugh  $276 

Sooville's  sub.  It  9  of  It  4,  w  hf  n  e  qr  7  39  18,  may 

20,  D  J  Kennedy  to  H  J  Straight  $12,000 

Hill's  resub.  It  12  b  2,  It  2  etc,  Owen  &  M's  snb,  s 

w  qr  9  39  13  june  19,  H  Bogans  to  J   A  Hannett 

  $4400 

OliSord  et  al's  sub.  Us  42  to  49  b  4  s  w  qr  8  39  13 

apr  16,  J  M  HoSman  to  Eat  P  McLean  $6,800 

WaUer's  snb.  It  33  and  n  10  ft  It  34  b  3  s  e  qr  8  39  13 

jnne  20,  W  M  Beid  to  K  0  Bebberg  $1,226 

Highlands,  It  279  and  s  hf  278,  17  89  13  may  2U,'93, 

S  Harnstrom  to  J  Bock  $1200 

Qrant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  26  b  2,  Its  21  and  22  b  27,  It 

7  8  and  22  b  34,  Its  40  41  and  42  b  48,  21  39  13  may 

13,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  W  Toothe  $3,777 

Woodbine  add.  Us  14  to  17  b  6,  6  39  13  jane  3,  N  L 

Young  to  0  F  Walbaum  $1600 

ETAN6T0N . 

Qaffield's  snb.  Its  25  and  26  s  w  qr  7  41  14  jane  17, 
T  B  HaU  to  F  P  Vose   $46  0 

Qaffield's  snb.  Its  18  and  19  same;  jane  IT,  Same  to 
S  8  Neal  $45C0 

Pitner  &  Son's  3rd  add,  It  13  b  6  jene  8,  M  B  Butt 
to  0  0  Blakely  $1000 

White's  add,  pt  Its  7  and  8  b  11  june  26, 1  O  Norkett 
to  W  Q  Norkeit  $6000 

S  Evanston,  Hnntoon'e  add.  It  19  june  26,  W  G 
Norkett  to  I  O  Norkett  $60  0 

Evanston,  s  6  ft  It  b  11  apr  13,  U  P  Hill  to  E  A  Hat- 
field $800 

LXONB. 

La  Orange,  Letter's  3d  add,  It  6  b  21  dec  24,'94,  A 

B  Ashley  to  LMTeall  $3400 

La  Orange,  Leiter's  add.  It  19  b  17  june  6,  W  H 

Oeorge  to  0  W  Richmond  $4000 

Niokerson's  sub.  It  8  b  7  sub  bs  8  to  6  etc  e  hf  6  38 

13  june  27,  J  O  Waohter  to  L  James  $476 

Niokerson's  sab.  Its  6  and  7  b  7  same  jnne  13,  same 

to  D  J  Hines  1950 

Nlckersoo's  aab,  It  9  b  7  same  june  27,  same  to  A 

J  Bnmmell  $476 

Grossdale,  It  21  b  78  3d  add  8  88  12  jaly  1,  0  M 

TobintoP  Bnrke  $800 

Grossdale,  8rd  add.  Its  38  and  39  b  90  apr  9,'94,  A 

Michael  to  H  McCartney  $300 

Nickerson's  snb.  It  26  b  7  sub  bs  8  to  6  and  11  to  14 

e  hf  6  38  13  Oct  24,'93,  J  0  Waohter  to  E  J  Jones 

 1360 

MAINE. 

Edison  Park,  It  32  b  9  jnne  8,  M  E  Butler  to  A  i 
Fowler  $260 

Desplalnes,  Biver  add.  It  11  b  16  jane  18,  E  Otter- 
tag  to  L  Poser  1400 

Park  Bidge,  Union  add.  It  13  b  1  Mar  30,'91,  W  A 
Pickard  to  0  H  Armstrong  $276 

Bowen's  snb.  Us  83  and  34  b  3  n  e  qr  29  41  12,  apr  30, 
0  Hulsmann  to  M  0  Donnelly  $600 

B  verview.  Barker's  add.  It  42  b  1  jnne  27,  H 
Meyers  to  A  nehrenberg  $3000 

Park  Bidge,  Brown's  add,  Its  22  to  26  b  8  Jan  10,  O 
E  Lay  to  E  W  Fix  $1200 

Blverview,  Whipple's  add,  Its  29  aud  30  b  1  dec  12, 
'92,  J  F  Dittman  to  0  Schroeder  $700 

Park  Ridge,  Union  add.  It  8  b  6  jane  20,  W  H  Hol- 
den  to  E  Haenesck  ,  $600 

Park  Ridge,  anion  add.  It  23  and  n  hf  22  b  4  july 
11, '92,  8  Potter  to  Same  $660 

NEW  TBIBB. 

Wilmette, Bauer's  add.  It  3  b  1  jane  19,  J  T  Boberta 

to  W  Davey  $360 

Vernamo,  Its  8  to  6,  27  and  47  b  2,  19  42  13  jane  20, 

J  M  HaU  to  E  Varian  $600 

Wllmette,  Boemer's  add.  It  1  b  1,  83  42  13  may  14, 

0  Boemer  to  O  M  Clow  $660 

Glenooe,  It  34  sub  s  w  450  ft  b  20  jnne  3,  A  B  Cal- 
houn to  0  Matthews  $600 

Hubbard  est  sub,  b  2,  14  42  13  june  24,  T  Oampbell 

to  W  L  Fisher  $18,000 

Curtis'  resub.  Its  16  and  17,  Its  1  2  9  10  b  4  Wilmette 

june  10,  J  6  Spencer  et  al  to  T  M  Braithwaite.$900 
Hubbard  est  sub,  b  6  n  e  qr  17   42  18  jnne  20.  T 

Campbell  to  F  Heinig  $7,600 

Hubbard  est  sub,  bs  1  to  8  same,  jane  1,  Est  G 

Hubbard  to  T   Oampbell   $66,975 

Hubbard  est  sub,  und  1-8  same;  may  4,  K  Hubbard 

to  Same  $18,991 

Hubbard  est  sub,  und  1-8  int  same;  may  4,  Same  to 

Same  $18,991 

Hubbard  est  sab,  b  3  same;  jnne  1,  T  Oampbell  to 

J  W  Bolte  $6000 


Hnbbard  est  sub,  b  4  same;  jane  I,  Same  to  E  8 

Ooolidge  ISl-OO 

Hnbbard  est  snb,  b  6  same;  jnne  1,  Same  to  C 

Eehr   $8,750 

Hnbbard  est  sab,  sub  2  of  b  1  same;  jane  1,  Same 

to  J  W  Oampbell  $5,u(0 

Wilmette,  Bauer's  add.  It  8  b  7  jan  2,>94,  0  A  Weary 

to  A  M  Weary  $360 

Peck's  sub,  b  20,  ex  s  204  ft,  20  and  21  42  18  june  19, 

F  W  Jones  to  N  P  Stewart  $1600 

Wilmette,  MoDaniel's  add.  It  14  b  4  jnne  17,  0  E 

Baymond  to  E  0  Jones    $660 

Wilmette,  It  7  b  9  apr  29,  game  to  E  P  Jones  $625 

Wilmette,  It  6  b  9  jane  17,  Same  to  J  H  Jones.. .  $660 
Proy  Mnt  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  2  b  2,  20  42  18  may  29,  S 

M  Little  to  J  I  Pearoe  Jr   $160 

Wilmette,  It  6  b  2  sub  bs  3  6  9  10  and  B  hf  8  apr  22, 

A  M  Bacon  to  H  A  Naper  $750 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  It  23  b  7  apr  20,  W  H  Calm- 
duff  to  H  B  Hale  $4(100 

Wilmette,  Bauer's  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  4  june  26,  A 

W  K  Nielson  to  E  F  Jackson  $800 

PBOVISO. 

Grossdale,  It  4U  b  9  apr  29,  8  E  Gross  to  T  P  White 

 $375 

Grossdale,  Ist  add.  It  18  b  42  june  18  A  Andz'ewicz 

to  8  E  Gross  $1C0 

Grossdale,  Isi  add.  It  17  b  63  jane  21,  J  M  Tam- 

minga  to  E  Bobe  $1000 

Grossdale,  Ist  add.  It  16  b  53  june  21,  E  Tamminga 

to  Same  $11jOO 

Grossdale,  Ist  add.  It  18  b  63  june  21,  G  H  Zark- 

stra  to  Same  $l(jOO 

Grossdale,  2nd  add.  Its  1  ani  2  b  69  june  lu,  8  E 

Gross  to  B  Behringer  $676 

Gro8§daIe,  Its  23  and  24  b  62  jane  8,  Same  to  T  E 

Erb   $525 

Maywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  82  june  20,  J  F  Brabrook  to 

A  J  Maas  $1GOO 

Biver  Forest,  Latbrop's  resub  pt  Lathrop  A  S's 

add.  It  9  b  6  june  21,  H  L  Lalng  to  T  Hogan..$1000 
La  Grange,  Biobmond's  add.  It  5  b  7,  33  39  12  june 

14,  E  H  Griffith  to  J  L  Kouhn  $3500 

Madison  st  add.  Its  198  and  199,  10  89  12  jnne  21,  P 

Byrnes  to  M  M  B  Byrnes  $600 

La  Orange,  Small's  add.  It  2  b  4,  33  39  12,  dec  11, 

L  Kerrison  to  M  F  Hawkins  $'300 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Us  19  to  22  b  69  may  31, 

0  A  Oarnaway  et  al  to  J  8  Wlnton  $1000 

Grossdale.  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  6  b  72  jane  2u,  J  P 

Anderson  to  0  Anderson  $350 

Harlem,  South  add,  n  hf  It  29  b  2  june  3.  J  G  Lob- 
stein  to  F  Schmidt  $360 

Harlem,  Sooth  add,  8  hC  It  3D  jaaeS,  Same  lo  M 

Schmidt  $350 

Harlem,  South  add,  n  hf  It  30,   jnne  3,  Same  to  L 

Sohmidl    $360 

Harlem,  Sonth  add,  8  hf  It  29  jnne  3,  game  to  M 

Detjens  $350 

Gale  A  B'^  snb.  It  8  b  3  s  w  qr  12  39  12  june  24,  M  I 

Downey  to  M  B  Davis  $9000 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  959  b  17  jane  20,  M  8  Mac- 
Arthur  to  O  8  Lawrence  $4600 

Biver  Forest,  Snow  &  D's  add.  It  21  b  6  jnne  8,  J 

Tucker  to  F  B  Maxwell  $800 

Biver  Forest,  Snow  A  D's  add.  It  10  b  3  jnne  26,  W 

D  Johns  to  B  Orothere  $900 

Grossdale,  Its  40  to  42  b  6  feb  16,  J  F  Vasey  to  E 

Vasey  $1200 

La  Grange,  Bichmond's  add  Us  1  2  13  14  16  17  to  20 

and  22  to  24  b  7  jnne  25,  A  8  Mnnger  to  H  W 

Allen  $13,000 

River  Forest,  Snow  &  D's  add,  Its  18  and  19  b  6 

may  1,  8  B  Winohell  to  W  W  Wright  $2600 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  It  b  162  jane  26,  J  M  Oakes  to 

J  B  Garner  $600 

8  Oak  Pk,  Schaaf  b  K's  add.  It  40  b  4,  13  89  12  may 

27,  A  Schaaf  et  al  to  D  M  Scott  $360 

THOBNION. 

Lansing,  Axtell'B  add.  Its  2  and  26  and  w  TH  ft  It  1 

Jnne  27,  Mast  in  Oby  to  0  Krnmm  $3308 

Orchard  Bidge  add.  Its  34  to  37  b   13  june  25,  T 

Shea  Sr  to  A  M  Schneider   $600 

Harvey,  It  6  sub  Its  42  to  44  b  82  may  15,  W  Q  Hun- 

derman  to  L  P  Gaston   ...$1100 

Brown's  add.  Us  6  and  6  b  1  jane  1,  M  M  Brown  to 

W  PHiU    $1300 

Brown's  add,  It  8  b  6  jane  5,  Same  to  F  B  Manhall 

 $450 

Harvey,  It  4  and  K  hf  It  3  b  65dei)  11,'90,  D  B  Lj 

man  et  al  to  J  Caldwell   $16  <1 

Bloch  &  J's  sub,  It  3  b  1  s  w  qr  8  36  16  jnne  29,  A 

Bloch  et  al  to  W  Anserski  $3i  0 

Biverdale,  Crocker  &  H's  add.  Its  HI  and  35  b  6,  4 

36  14  may  31,  Mrs  E  Shaughnessy  to  J  £  Kuller- 

strand  $500 

Lord<!>  159th  st  add.  Its  44  45  and  46  b  8  may  28,  A 

Speight  to  A  0  Peterson  $270 

Oh'go,  Spies'  add.  It  7  b  6,  4  36  16,  may  4,  Est  A  W 

Spies  to  F  Kay  $400 

Harvey,  It  41  b  106  sept  6,'90,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to 

0  M  Van  Valsenbarg  $226 


Academy  add.  It  17  b  "T";  dec  18,'91,  B  A  Jrinter- 

hofl  to  M  A  Sheets  $360 

Academy  add.  It  6  b  "A",  Us  26  and  27  b  "L";  oct 

16,'91,  Same  to  Same  $1260 

Academy  add,  same;  apr  6,'92,  N  L  Voung  to  B  A 

Brinkerhoff  $1000 

Toung  &  B'B  2nd  add.  It  8  b  6  apr  6,  M  E  Hovls  to 

G  A  Bose  $600 

Harvey,  It  22  b  6  june  22,  Mast  In  Oby  to  M  K 

Tonng  $674 

Harvey,  It  2  b  119  jane  20,  F  Nawickl   to  M  Naw- 

loki  $600 

Brown  Jc  B'B  sub.  It  44  b  6  s  e  qr  2  36  14  june  17,  J 

H  McGrew  to  0  G  Steger  Jr  $200 

Orchard  Bidge  add.  Its  41  and  42  b  11  jnne  16, '92, 

T  Shea  8r  to  0  Phillip  $270 

W  Hammond,  Its  10  and  11  b  27  apr  29,  J  Einnan 

to  J  Eulczak  ,  $600 

Brown's  add.  It  17  b  4,  20  36  14  may  16,  M  M  Brown 

to  E  A  Thomas  $460 

WOBIB. 

W  Highlands,  n  hf  It  14  b  6  jane  10,  Est  0  0  Col- 
lins to  A  Malmqulst  $60(j 

South  hf  It  14  b  5  same:  june  13.  Same  to  8  Ander- 
son ....$500 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  9  b  1  jane  1,  B  8  Collins  to  J 
Larson   ....  $425 

LBTDEN . 

Franklin  Pk,  4th  add.  Its  10  to  12  b  2  june  26,  L 
Franklin  to  G  W  Northrup  Jr  $1600 

Ellsworth,  Its  32  to  85  b  7,  jane  1,  E  B  Weeks  et  al 
to  A  L  Nickey  $800 

Indian  Highlands,  Us  47  and  48  b  9  jane  27,  G  B 
Finch  to  M  L  Johnson  $160 

Franklin  Pk,  2d  add.  Us  21  and  22  b  A  dec  7,  P  F 
Young  to  0  B  Kinney  $1600 

River  Pk,  It  21  b  1  of  b  10  jnne  1,  F  M  Lasher  to  O 
0  Haskins  $400 

Biver  Pk,  same;  june  1,  0  J  Underwood  to  F  M 
Lasher  |ioo 

Indian  Highlands,  It  16  b  20,  Q  B  Fiach  to  B  Frits- 
void  $200 

HANOTEB. 

Hanover,  Lyndale  Pk  add.  It  6  b  3  june  24,  O  M 
Jernbergto  W  Bamsay  $300 

Part  e  hf  e  bf  s  w  qr  16  41 9,  10  acres;  feb  21.  F 
Hansingto  H  Banslng  $600 

3.78  acres  s  w  qr  18  41  9,  may  4,  D  0  Dodds  to  E  0 
Duck  $800 

LEMONT. 

Boyer's  sub.  It  16  n  w  qr  23  37  11  may  9,  B  Reed  to 
J  Beed  $4000 

Singer  &  T  Stone  Co's  snb.  It  15  b  3  s  e  qr  20  37  11 
june  27,  E  Bohn  to  M  E  Peltzer  $1176 

WHEELING. 

UcDnffee's  sub  It  19  and  8  ely  qr  It  18  pt  sec  1  2  11 
and  12  42  11  and  o  p;  june  26,  M  Stengel  to  H  A 
Lang   $120" 

PALATINE' 

Sonth  e  qr  n  e  qr  2  42  10  aug  27,<89,  M  Gothard  et 
al  to  A  Landmann  $2900 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Biverside,  8rd  div.  It  1053  and  pt  U  1064  b  22  june 
27,  U  L  Barnes  to  H  P  Palmer....   $6440 

N3BIBFIELD. 

West  10  acres  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  12  42  12  jane  20,  Est  W 
L  Oain  to  M  L  Freiberger  $480 

NOBWOOD  FABK 

Norwood  Pk,  Schleiter's  add.  It  849  may  21,  E 
Johnson  to  A  0  Nye  $400 

OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  17  b  23,  apr  30,  Title  O  &  T  Co  to  M 
Kastrup  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  SO  and  31  b  29  jane  24,  Same  to  G 
Q  Wolter  $400 

SOHAUMBEBQ. 

North  hf  8  w  qr  16  41  10  also  n  e  qr  e  e  qr  17  41  10 
feb  21,  F  0  Hansing  to  H  Hausing  $4360 

LEASES. 

L  T  PuUen  et  al  has  leased  to  J  B  Towle  et  al  for 
a  term  of  93  years  frim  Dec  12,  1892,  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $3,OJ0,  the  following  property:  Sixty-third 
st,  n  w  cor  Madison  av.  e  f  160x90. 


644 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILiDING  JOURNAL 


July  6,  1895 


Inoludlng  Bolldins  and  Loan  Hooletles. 

Ammen  W  J  to  Title  Q  and  T  Oo  Jnne  29, 
It  7  b  4,  6  39  U,  5y  62  $2500 

Anderson  T  to  E  A  Mathews  Jnne  28,  pt 
Its  1  to  6  It  48  etc  b  28,  17  39  14,  ly  7% 
 $1600 

Alexander  A  J  to  H  S  Osborn  June  10,  pt 
It  5  and  all  it  6  b  35  o  t  2y  without 
int  $96,000 

Adams  P  to  0  Peel  June  28,  It  91  b  42,  32 
40  14,  3y  6%  $16r0 

Armstrong  M  to  W  A  Bond  Jnne  28,  It  7  b 

2,  33  39  14,  3y  6%  $16C0 

Anderpon  F  to  E  A  Matthews  June  28, 

nnd  hf  Its  1  to  6  It  47  b  ^8,  17  39  14,  6% 
 $15fO 

Anderson  A  A  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  June 
28,  It  21  b  23,  J  R  &  Storr's  add  5y  6% 
 $15,000 

Aronowski  M  to  W  Janoweki  June  19,  It 
40  b  4,  20  39  14,  2y  6%  $16f0 

Alpers  F  to  J  A  Walker  Jnne  26,  It  79 
Waller's  sub  28  39  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Aubert  A  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  15,  It  5  b 

16,  11  39  13,  5y  6^  $6000 

Avery  A  to  O  B  &  Q  Suburban  B  and  L 

Assn  June  14,  It  17  b  23  E  Hinsdale  8% 

 $1600 

Bard  M  E  to  W  W  Carter  June  16,  It  36  b 

3,  21  38  14,  6«  $1400 

Bord  A  to  D  Eiohberg  June  24,  It  39  b  9, 

*  37  14,  8?  |UCO 

Barrow  J  T  to  D  B  Lyman  May  23,  it  6  b 

11,  16  38  14,  4y  72  $2000 

Brown  J  to  H  P  Kranz  Jnne  17,  It  12  b  33 

Rogeis  Park,  5y  6^  $1200 

BrownellO  Q  and  W  J  to  W  E  Hughs  Deo 

17,  pt  It  16  and  all  17  and  18  b  2,  31  38 
14,  5y  62  $5443 

Bernhardt  J  to  Northern  T  Oo  June  22,  pt 

It  9  b  41  Jefferson  6%  $1700 

Brouwet  J  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L  Assn 

June  21,  It  25  b  18,  5  37  14,  7%  $1300 

Boisot  E  K  to  F  B  Peabody  June  26,  Its 

21  and  22  b  12,  4  38  12,  5y  6%  $4000 

Bartelme  B  to  N  A  Mayer  June  28.  It  2  It 

11  b  76  Russell  M  &  R  add,  6y  62.  .$3000 
Bohlens  0  E  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  Jnne  28 

Its  to  3  b  12  Ashland  add  ly  62  $I0(.0 

Birn  W  to  E  G  Spaulding  June  25,  It  33  b 

2,  20  40  14,  2y  62  $2000 

Burke  R  0  8  to  G  D  Holton  Jnne  26,  pt  b 

12,  30  40  14,  6%  3  deeds  $1600 

Bickley  J  T  to  Northern  T  Oo  June  12  It 

3  It  12  b  6,  11  38  14,  2y  62  .$2590 

Behrends  J  to  J  A  Beck  with  June  27,  it  42 

b  4,  13  39  13,  3y  62  $36(0 

Brown  W  E  to  J  0  Hutchins  May  10,  pt  b 

16,  29  39  14.  5y  52  $32,000 

Barkes  A  W  to  0  Baboook  Jnne  15,  pt  its 

30  and  31  b  90,  27  39  14,  ly  62  . . . .  $9.'60 
Bury  E  J  to  J  G  Shortall  Jnne  25,  pt  b  2, 

IC  38  14,3y  72  $2250 

Elamer  W  to  L  Winkler  Mar  19,  It  29 

Sooby  &  8  sub  18  39  14,  62   $1600 

Barnett  J  to  A  M  Snydaober  June  24,  Its 

10  and  11  b  2,  9  38  14,  6y  62  $0300 

1-aoon  M  to  J  3  Shortall  June  25,  pt  It  75 

div  3,  30  38  15,  5y  62  $3000 

baker  T  J  to  W  Loeb  Jnne  24,  it  11  and 

pt  10  b  36  Rogers  Pk  3y  62  $1000 

Binkley  J  F  to  Northern  Trust  Co  June  12, 

It  3  It  12,  11  38  14,  3y  62  $24,000 

Baylie  J  B  to  Phoenix  B  Society  June  24, 

K  37  b  1,  20  40  14,  72  $1200 

Beardsley  0  L  to  C  B  Wood  June  ''6  pt  b 

1.9  39  13,  2y  62  $2400 

Cc&n  M  to  Common- Wealth  L  and  B 

Assn  June  18,  Its  31  and  32  b  7,  31  39 

12  $-J600 

Collins  0  M  to  P  MSnowhook  May  31,  pt 

It  2  Lynch  to  Hg  Park,  62  $43C0 

Cowlea  J  E  to  J  M  Jackson  Jnne  25,  pt  It 

20  b  5,  14  38  14  f^|40co 

Cook  P  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  Jnne  24,  It 

42  South  Park  add,  5y  62  $4500 

Cooper  J  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  June  '^2,  It  14 

b  2.  36  40  13,  61^2  $1800 

Cule  T  O  to  W  H  Holden  June  21,  pt  It  4 

b  6,  21  38  14,  23m  62  $2100 

Clark  W  G  to  0  G  Rose  June  8,  pt  Its  17 

and  18  b  2,  3  38  14  $2025 

Campbell  T  to  A  L  Ooe  June  1,  b  7,  17  42 

'3.  6y  62  $6000 

(  liaisen  L  A  to  H  A  Haugan  June  29  It 

10  and  pt  9  b  1,  33  40  14,  fiy  62.  .$17,000 
Cnrley  L  to  M  Powers  May  29,  Its  28  and 

29b2bl4,  32  39  14,7*  $1300 

Oastle  G  to  A  J  Liohtenstein  inly  1,  pt  It 

16  bl,  34  39  14,  3y  62  .  $5000 

Craven  W  to  L  R  Tonsley  Jnne  28,  It  35  b 

4,  22  38  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Olinjt  A  G  to  Northom  Trnat  Oo  Jnne  1  It 

27bX3,  20  40  14,  3j  62  $3600 


Ooriiwall  J  to  Pacific  L  and  H  Assn  June 
28.  pt  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  3  38  14,  82 

 $45,400 

Collins  J  N  to  F  M  Baker  Jnne  31,  It  42  b 

2,  16  38  14,  5y  62  $1500 

Oleave  F  D  to  R  J  Walk  June  27,  It  23  b 

5,  3  38  14,  2y  62  $5000 

Churchill  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  20,  pt  b 

12,  31  40  14,  5y  62   ,  $.3000 

Champion  H  to  Q  Ooombs  June  8,  pt  It 

53  b  55,  7  39  14,  62  $3000 

Coyne  R  J  to  J  0  Neeley  May  21,  It  26  b 

39,  21  39  14,  2y  62  $5000 

Cobb  8  to  E  Qoodridge  June  27,  It  3  It  41 

etc  b  27,  12  39  13,  3y  62   $3600 

Ohesbrough  E  A  to  L  Baird  June  26,  It  3 
It  45  b  1  Palmers  L  8  Drive  add  3y  62 

 $20C0 

Clingman  C  W  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn 
June  17,  pt  its  16  to  20  b  4,  11  89  13,  72 

 $11,300 

Oobb  W  H  to  0  Title  and  T  Oo  Jnne  17, 

pt  It  9,  18  40  14,  5y  62   $1000 

Chamberlain  V  T  to  0  Title  and  T  Co 

july  1,  It  11  b  6,  14  38  14,  5y  62. .  $11,500 
Clow  O  M  to  Evanston  8  and  L  Assn  June 

18,  It  1  Wilmette  72  $1800 

Dick  J  R  to  Oak  Park  B  and  L  Assn  Jnne 

18,  It  10  b  3,  9  39  13,  72   $1700 

Donovan  H  P  to  E  8  Dreyer  June  26,  It 

37  b  2  b  3  Sheffield  add  ly  6^% ....  $40C0 
Dahl  0  B  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  july  1,  It  69 

It  10,  26  40  13,  6y  6^2  $1100 

Dickey  F  H  to  8  Dunlop  June  4,  pt  a  e  qr 

and  8  w  qr  34  40  13,  6y  62  p  m . .  .  $33,000 
Duck  E  0  to  J  H  Harrison  May  4,  pt  s  w 

qr  18  41  9.  5y  62  $1150 

Dietrich  Q  F  to  E  W  Tatge  June  12,  It  42 

and  pt  41  b  27,  8  37  15,  6y  72  $1000 

Doyle  0  to  J  P  Mahoney  Feb  1,  It  5  b  15 

Johnston  R  &  L  add  3y  62  $3000 

Dreyer  S  to  8  W  Strauss  June  26,  Us  6 

and  7  b  1,  7  38  14,  4y  62  $2200 

Dorn  G  to  Title  &  and  Trust  Co  June  15, 

b  8,  26  38  14,  30  mos  72  $5500 

Delany  M  to  J  White  June  25,  It  25  It  1  b 

46,  7  39  14,  5y  62  $1400 

Dufrain  P  to  8  W  Oonnell  June  26,  It  8  b 

5.  17  38  14,  3y  72  $1200 

Deriohs  J  to  J  H  Ernst  June  27,  It  28  b  1, 

35  40  13,  2y  62.  $1000 

Dietrich  L  to  0  F  bchumaoher  Jr  June  25, 

It  28  b  1.  27  39  14,  82  $1400 

Erhart  L  J  to  M  Kennioott  Jnne  25,  It  1 

b  2,  28  38  14,62   $2000 

Esche  L  to  G  Mnlderiok  June  16,  pt  b  24. 

36  37  13,  5y  62  $2000 

Ellerman  A  M  to  8  W  Oonnell  June  22,  It 

6  b  39,  33  40  14,  5y  62  $26r0 

Fordyoe  H  G  to  F  J  Crawford  June  26.  s 

hf  n  w  qr  19  40  13,  5y  72   $14,000 

Fink  O  to  J  H  Sohlund  Jnne  16,  Its  9  and 

10  It  12  b  7  South  Chicago  4y  52. . .  $4000 
French  W  I  to  A  Peterson  july  l,lt30 

Gross  6th  Hyde  Pk  add  2y  72  $1000 

Fjeldse  N  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  Jnne  29, 

pt  It  6  It  21,  5  39  14,  6y  62  $3500 

Ferner  K  to  N  TV  Mut  L  Ins  Co  May  4,  Its 

10  and  11  b  2,  a3  39  13,  5y  62   $7(  00 

Fritz  M  to  J  G  Shortall  Jnne  23.  It  8  b  7, 

22  38  14,  5y  62  . .  .$1100 

Ferrier  E  to  G  R  Mitchell  June  26,  Its  10 

and  11  b  2,  23  39  13,  90d8  62  $1600 

Faraldsen  8  K  to  A  Loeb  June  25.  It  18  b 

3,  36  40  13,  62   $5000 

Gorton  L  M  to  I  R  Manefield  Jnne  37,  It 

32  b  6,  15  39  13,  2y  62  $2200 

Grawe  0  to  H  Felsenthal  Jnne  25,  it  11  b 

5  b  10,  Sheffield  add  2y  62  $6000 

Ger  Bv  Lnth  8  M  Congregation  to  L 
Ratbje  June  17,  pt  b  5,  25  39  13,  5y  62 

 $16,000 

Qnstaford  P  to  8  M  Moore  June  5,  It  104 

8  w  qr  19  38  14,  72  $1000 

Groth  0  W  F  to  North  Av  B  &  L  Assn 

June  26,  It  1  b  9  SheflE  add  62  $2000 

Gallagher  D  E  to  H  E  Hurlbnt  Apr  21,  It 

2  It  6  b  11,  33  39  13  and  o  p  2y  62.  $3603 
Qrugenwald  J  E  to  G  Coombs  Jnne  26,  It 

22  b  4,  14  40  14,  4y  62  $1300 

Guthrie  P  A  to  W  W  Carter  jnly  1,  It  22 

b  1,  21  38  14,  62  $1800 

Gaiting  W  to  O  J  Kilkany  Jnne  15,  Its  19 

and  10  b  18,  6  37  14,  ly  62  $2000 

Gricwold  H  M  to  H  A  Hangan  June  24, 

pt  b  5  Snlton  add  5y  62  $6000 

Gonrly  N  to  J  H  Gilbert  Jnne  27,  It  4  b  1, 

16  38  14,  5y  63^2  $1500 

Grnnwold  H  to  E  S  Dreyer  Jnne  23  It  21 

b6,  18  40  14,  3y  62  $15C0 

Golgert  H  to  F  O  Knhn  June  34,  It  2  b  6, 

36  40  13,  3y  61^2  $1000 

Goldstein  W  to  M  W  Kozminski  Jnne  26, 

Its  7  and  8  b  1,  33  39  13,  6y  5^2  . .  13,000 
Garrett  N  M  to  Hftrvard  B  and  L  Assn 


June  21,  It  24  b  4,  28  38  14.  62  $6400 

Granath  0  G  to  A  Ohytrans  May  1,  pt  b  1 

20  40  14  -.  $1300 

Uoitz  0  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  June  24,  It  17 

b  6  b  13  Sheff  add,  72  $1000 

Hopkins  M  B  to  Original  B  aid  L  Assn 
June  24,  It  19  and  20  b  1,  9  37  14,  62 

 $2000 

Hosmer  W  H  to  Douglas  Pk  B  Assn  May 

1,  Its  31  to  33  b  5,  26  39  13,  82  $2000 

Hildebrandt  H  to  0  O  Butz  June  26,  Us  21 

and  22  b  1  b  11  Sheff  add  dem  72. .  $4500 
Hoy  T  to  Q  M  Stevens  Jnne  26,  It  42  b  16 

24  39  13,  3y  62  $2100 

Hughes  G  R  H  to  Title  A;  T  Oo  June  26,'  pt 

It  75  div  3,  30  38  16,  5y  62  $3000 

Hughes  G  R  H  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  June 

25,  It  9  b  2,  33  39  14,  5y  62  $1900 

Harwood  M  J  to  N  Friend  Jnne  19,  pt  It 

2  b  13,  22  39  14,  2y  72  $1200 

Hamlin  M  A  to  J  P  Wilson  June  27,  pt  It 

2ehfneqr  23  38  14,  5y  62  $35'0 

Harvey  I  to  H  Felsenthal  June  27,  It  4  b  7, 

28  39  14,  3y  62  $1500 

Hallin  A  to  A  Ohytrans  Jnne  26,  pt  b  16, 

35  40  13  $2700 

Haflfer  A  B  to  0  0  Schumacher  Jnne  26,  It 

18  b  44,  21  39  14,  62  $3000 

Hamilton  G  to  T  M  Oonpropst  June  28  It 

10  It  5,  16  38  14,  3y  62  ....$2100 

Higgins  8  to  W  Heinemann  June  25,  pt  n 

w  qr  5  38  13,  3y  62  4  deeds  $6000 

Hogeman  F  C  to  0  Leeming  June  27,  pt 

It  48  Spalding  snb  10  38  14,  5y  62.  .$5000 
Harlik  J  to  A  Kozel  June  26,  It  35  b  35, 

19  39  14,  6y  62  $UO0 

Heimike  A  to  R  Berger  Jnne  26,  It  19  b 

70,  5  and  6  37  15,  3y  62  $1500 

Hallisriey  J  F  to  F  B  Peabody  June  24,  pt 

8  w  qr  11  39  13,  6y  62  3  deeds  ....  $l(»,600 
Hasek  M  to  E  Ebel  June  27,  It  32  b  14,20 

39  14,  2y  62   $1500 

Howe  W  B  et  ai  to  Ohi  Title  and  T  Oo 
June  14,  It  64  b  2,  13  39  13  and  o  p  6y 

7^   >  $3600 

Hamilton  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  Jnne  27,  Its  29 

and  30  b  10,  26  38  14,  6y  62   $2500 

Holmberg  0  P  to  A  Ohytrans  jnly  1,  It  6 

b  29,  33  40  14  $4700 

Hitchcock  P  W  to  A  Krnger  Jnne  29,  pt  It 

11  b  27,  4  39  14,  62  $3700 

Hedenberg  J  W  to  Ohi  Title  and  T  Co 
June"28,  Its  19  47  and  48  b  2,  7  38  14, 

6^  $1500 

Illingworth  G  M  to  W  M  Blumenthal 

Jnne  24,  It  6  It  11  etc  3  38  14,  62... $2000 
Jacobson  G  H  to  W  Heinemann  May  23, 

It  2  b  13,  30  40  14,  3y  62  $3800 

Johnson  D  D  to  J  W  Vanderrort  May  16, 

Its  84  to  87  Scott  add  3mo8  -  $1605 

Johnson  H  B  to  A  Peterson  joly  1,  n  hf  It 

8  b  11,  36  40  13,  3y  62-  $1200 

Jones  J  A  to  J  0  Daly  Jnne  25,  Its  1  and 

2  b  7,  22  38  14,  ly  72  $1000 

Jones  E  A  to  B  F  Runyan  Jnne  26,  It  3  It 

7  b  2  Sawyer  add  6y  62  $2000 

Kohn  G  to  R  Hart  Jnne  21,  Its  4/  and  48 

b  2,  26  40  13,  2y  62  $1(00 

Kool  J  R  to  O  W  Hinkley  Jnne  27,  Its  26 

and  27  U  15,  14  39  13,  6y  62   $4C00 

Kennedy  L  M  to  J  R  Foulke  June  26,  it  9 

b  65,  19  39  14,  3y  62  $1000 

Kelly  H  to  H  \  Haugan  June  27,  Its  15 

and  16  b  1,  17  39  14,  5y  62  $11,000 

Kirk  R  L  to  Wilmette  H  and  L  Assn  jnly 

1,  It  3  It  10  Wilmette  72  $2300 

Koelzer  W  to  tS  A  Martin  Jnne  26,  It  27  b 

3,  12  39  13,  3y  72  $1300 

Kelly  P  to  F  G  Bradley  Jnne  27,  It  15  b  3, 

13  39  13,  4y  62  $1400 

Kabrasnowio  J  to  Englewood  B  and  L 
Assn  June  17,  It  21  b  2  8  Chicago  72 

 $2500 

Kehr  0  to  A  L  Ooe  June  1,  b  7  17  42  13, 

6y  62  $3000 

Kelly  R  F  to  E  W  Adkinson  Feb  12,  pt  Its 

13  and  14  b  2,  16  38  14,  4y  62  ...$1200 
Krubaroh  W  to  B  Wolf  May  23,  It  28  b  5 

b  5  Sheffield  add,  3y  63^  $1800 

Kennedy  M  to  J  M  Stevens  June  1,  It  14 

and  pt  13  b  5,  20  40  14,  3y  62  $1600 

Kavanagh  M  to  A  Peterson  Jnne  24,  It  34 

b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  72  $1100 

Koch  H  A  til  G  Von  Hetmott  June  24,  It 

46  It  2  b  28,  35  40  14,  3y  62  2300 

KendaU  E  E  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 
June  17,  Its  16  to  17  b  103  etc  6  37  15  72 

 $8000 

Lawrence  J  A  and  B  A  to  Norwood  Pk  B 
L  and  H  Asen  Apr  16,  Its  16  and  17  b  12 

Norwood  Pk,  72  $3300 

Londrigen  J  H  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  May  31, 

Its  1  to  13  b  7,  11  39  13,  2y  62  $4400 

Laws  F  B  to  A  Gatzert  Jnne  24,  pt  b  2. 16 
38  14,  3y  72  .15500 


Lindsay  D  J  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  Jnne  1. 
Us  14  and  16  b  56  Hyde  Park,  23^y  62 

,   $10,000 

Lewandowski  V  to  M  Prieweki  June  27, 

It  36U  2  b  37,  21  39  14,  ly  62  $2000 

Loebig  O  to  H  E  Hurlbnt  May  27,  It  2  It 

16  etc  13  39  13,  3y  62  $70(0 

Lanferok  T  to  B  L  Maoiejowaki  June  12, 

pt  \t  12  b  14,  33  39  14,  oy  62  $2000 

Larson  A  A  to  E  O  Brown  June  25,  It  9  b 

9  Ogden  add  5y  62  $6000 

Lindsay  D  J  to  Northern  T  Oo  Jnne  1,  Its 

14  and  15  b  60  Hyde  Pk  18mos  72.  .$2000 
Larson  J  A  to  Northern  T  Oo  Jnne  5,  Its 

19  to  21  b  3  b  18  Johnson  R  &  8  add 

5y  52  $33,C00 

Littleson  8  to  Prosperity  L  and  B  Assn 
jnly  1,  Its  58  and  59  b  1,  13  40  13,  5  1-52 

 $1500 

Levy  B  to  R  A  Bausner  jnlv  i.  Its  206  and 

207  b  6  Sheffield  add  5y  62   $2500 

Lindgtrand  A  J  to  F  Mersema  June  22,  It 

15  b  3,  22  37  14,  3y  72  $1000 

Levi  E  to  R  Berger  June  28,  It  4  It  27  b  2, 

3  38  14,  2y  62  $1000 

Magill  WO  to  AN  Eddy  June  20,  pt  b 

58  Evanston  5y  62  $10,500 

Metz  H  to  A  Gatzert  June  26,  It  9  b  2,  21 

38  14,  5y  62  $4600 

MoArdle  M  to  P  W  Snowhook  June  24,  It 

7  U  18  b  1  Ellis  W  add  4y  62  $4(  00 

Mueller  W  F  0  to  O  Columbus  B  and  L 
Assn  June  10,  It  9  It  13  b  43  Sheffield 

add  $2000 

Morgan  M  B  to  0  R  Glover  June  20,  It  45 

b  2,  10  39  13,  6y  62  $1000 

Marisohka  K  to  F  Zajioek  June  26,  It  42 

b  33,  19  39  14,  oy  62  $1600 

Martin  G  to  0  H  Fleischer  June  21,  Its  13 

and  14  b  1,  8  38  14,  62  $2600 

McEllin  J  M  to  A  E  Barr  June  25,  It  26  b 

14,  15  39  13,  6y  61^2  $2000 

Miohaelson  H  to  F  0  Knhn  Jnne  28,  it  31 

It  4,  36  40  13,  5y  62  $4000 

Morgan  H  A  to  Reliance  B  L  and  H  Assn 

Jnne  27,  It  97,  8  39  13  $3(00 

McRoberts  W  to   June  19,  It  42  b  8 

31  14,  July  1,'97  62  $2000 

Miller  E  A  to  J  Frake  Jnne  28,  It  46  and 

pt  46  b  3,  30  38  15,  72  $1200 

McClellan  A  to  W  T  Riokards  Jnne  1,  pt 

b  5,  28  42  13,  6y  62   $3500 

Malone  H  G  to  J  G  Elsdorf  Jnne  18,  It  3 

Assre  div  5  40  13,  6y  62  $1000 

Mnir  D  to  I  W  ConneU  June  11,  It  37  b  5. 

20  38  14,  6y  72  $1600 

Miller  G  F  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  June  11.  It 

17  b  18  OaldweU  Reserve  61^2  $2400 

Masterson  L  to  W  H  Holden  Jnne  22,  It 

26  Avery  snb,  8  38  14,  3y  62  $:00D 

McLean  I  to  H  Culver  Jnne  21,  pt  It  40  It 

6  b  2,  10  38  14,  62  $2C00 

Montgomery  M  A  to  G  A  Montgomery 
June  27,  It  92  b  23  Sheffield  add,  2y  62 

 $1000 

Noa  E  E  to  E  T  Noa  july  1,  It  36  b  2,  20 

40  14,  7y  42  ...$1300 

Norwood  Pk  M  E  Church  to  A  Peterson 
Jnne  22,  Its  29  and  30  b  7  Norwood  Pk 

3y  72  $1500 

Nussbanm  0  J  to  ME  Greenebaum  Jnne 
26,  Ue  45  add  46  b  2,  20  38  14,  5y  6>^2 

 •  $2500 

elson  J  R  et  al  to  A  Tidholm  June  26,  Us 
32  to  34  b  2  etc  16  38  14,  3y  62  . . . .  $2000 
Nayle  J  W  to  Northern  Trust  Co  June  26, 

pt  It  4  Gross  sub  10  38  14,  2y  62.  ..$1000 
Naarhten  H  D  to  8  0  Eastman  June  29,  pt 

b  1,  21  40  14,  2y  62  4  deeds  $20,003 

Newman  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  Jnne  25,  It 

66  It  11,  18  39  14,  3y62  $2500 

Nelson  8  to  J  L  Wilson  June  11,  It  11,  It 

29  b  8,  6  39  14.  ly  62  $2000 

Nichols  M  8  to  G  H  High  Jnne  24,  Its  1 

and  2  It  44,  27  39  14,  5y  52  $.3000 

Olson  0  A  to  H  A  Haugan  Jnne  27,  It  7  b 

2,  21  38  14,  3y  62  $4000 

Ostrom  O  O  to  R  Berger  Jnne  26,  pt  b  4 
Oath  Bish  sub  L  8  Drive  2y  72  6  deeds 

 $5000 

O'Day  F  0  to  E  W  Onllen  June  26,  It  10  Its 

6  to  10  b  1,  24  39  14.  ly  72  $2500 

Ost  L  to  L  Winkler  Mar  19,  It  28  Sooby 

A  8  snb  17  38  14,  62  $1000 

Ozias  E  R  to  I  a  Mansfield  Jnne  29,  It  14 

b  3,  15  39  13,  ly  62   $1000 

Obigt  K  to  H  P  Kranz  June  24,  Us  3  and 

4  U  2  b  2,  8  40  14,  62  $2600 

Otis  F  0  to  W  Loeb  Jnne  20,  pt  it  12  b  4 

14  38  14,  5y  62  $8600 

O'Donnell  P  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Oo  June 

21,  It  36  It  7,  23  39  13,  5j  62  $4000 

Ott  W  to  W  8  Potrom  May  1,  It  36  and  e 

hf  36  b  10,  18  40  14,  7y  62  $2395 

Pain  M  E  to  J  Eastbnro  et  al  June  24,  pt 


July  6,  18&6. 


REAL  LJTATE  ANt>  feUlLDIlTG  JOtJtlNAL 


3  It  1  b  6,  2  38  14  4y  7JJ  f20fO 

Peterson  A  to  E  Q  Pauling  Jone  26,  Its  13 

and  14  b  4,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $5600 

Peterson  A  E  to  0  Jorn  June  22,  It  4  ^»  ^! 

It  39,  16  38  14,  3y  6!6  $2500 

Parker  F  W  to  Title  Gaar  and  T  Oo  June 

24,  pt  Its  5  and  6  Its  5  s  e  qr  3  38  14,  6y 

1%  14200 

Penketh  J  to  M  A  Farr  June  26,  Its  47 

and  48  b  4,  10  39  13,  5y  7^  f  1000 

Palmer  E  E  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  June  1, 

pt  b  7,  11  39  13,  4y  6^  tSUOO 

Palmer  E  8  to  Conservative  B  and  L  Assn 

June  21,  Its  29  and  30  b  1,  29  39  13,  6!6 

 12500 

Post  Graduate  Medical  School  to  E  H 

Fiahbnrn  ^aay  7,  pt  It  11  b  3  Ashland 

2d  add  3y  6%  |2250 

Power  F  R  to  F  E  Baker  June  26,  Its  19 

and  20  b  8,  4  37  13,  3y  6^  f  1000 

Pashke  E  H  to  0  H  Gormer  Jane  26,  It  18 

b  12,  18  40  14,  ^%  $1000 

Pneumatic  Steel  Warkhonse   Oo  to  W 

Keehan  June  13,  Its  6  and  7  b  3,  17  37 

14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Pack  M  B  to  3  L  Thatcher  May  31,  It  6  b 

I  Lathrop  to  River  Forest,  6y  1%  ..$2500 
Runtz  H  to  0  Frisohe  Jane  25,  It  3  b  3,  20 

40  14,  2y  7ig   $1500 

Ruehle  W  F  to  E  F  Bayley  June  26,  It  37 

and  pt  36  b  1,  26  38  14,  5y  G%  $1200 

Rohn  M  to  P  O  Stensland  June  24,  It  31  b 

1,  9  39  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Raymand  G  to  Northern  T  Oo  June  15,  It 

15  It  11  b  10  Rockwell  add  5y  6?.  .  .$7000 
Reddy  J  M  to  B  R  DeYonag  June  17,  Its 

II  and  12  b  1,  27  38  14,  2y  1%  $2000 

Rohde  A  to  Oook  Oo  B  and  L  Assn  Jane 

22,  It  12  It  7  b  5,  4  39  14,  7^  $2600 

Ryan  S  M  to  Bankers  and  Mer  B  and  L 

6  ssn  Apr  23,  It  22  b  1,  19  38  14  ... .  $2500 
Reb  0  to  Northern  Trust  Co  June  22.  It 

14  b  9,  32  40  13,  3y  6^  $1600 

Rsokrodt  0  to  E  G  Panling  June  19,  Its  8 

and  9  It  15,  14  39  13,  5y  6i{  $5000 

Reilly  M  A  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  June  27, 

It  25  b  1,  17  38  14,  5y  &%  $6300 

Smith  A  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  June  27,  pt 

It  7  b  3,  14  38  13,  3y  6%  $2600 

Sheehan  M  E  and  J  to  J  R  Fonlke  June 

16,  It  1  Its  11  and  12  b  16  South  Branch 

add  5y  6^  $5000 

Starkey  E  E  to  Evanston  S  and  L  Assn 

Jnne  26,  Its  8  to  10  It  I  b  11  Wimette  1% 

 $2500 

Stark  N  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  Jone  27, 

It  50  b  2,  8  38  14,  6<«  $1560 

Sohultz  A  to  0  BSohlytern  May  15,  It  5  b 

30  Blston  add,  %y  1%  $5000 

Suna  M  to  O  0  Schnmacher  June  27,  It  18 

n  w  qr  26  89  13,  6^  $1000 

Spenson  0  S  to  11  A  Haugan  June  27,  pt 

It  7  b  4,  15  38  14,  5y  6^   $7000 

Seller  A  W  to  W  Janioek  June  28,  Its  7  to 

9  b  2,  25  39  13,  7^  $2600 

Smith  D  0  to  J  G  Shortall  Jane  22,  pt  Its 

21  and  23  and  all  22  b  1,  21  38  14,  5y  &% 

 $3000 

Sohlansky  J  to  0  E  Hailand  Apr  29,  Us 

110  and  111  Harland  et  al  add,  6y 

 $1100 

Soharlan  W  to  F  S  Winston  June  26,  pt  It 

7  b  18,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $1800 

Smith  A  H  to  Pao  L  and  H  Assn  June  22, 

It  36  and  pt  37  b  7,  20  40  14   $6700 

Stratton  0  0  to  H  A  Wheeler  Jnne  29.  pt 

Gross  sab  Calamet  Heights  4y  6%  $110,000 
Seidel  A  to  E  H  Fishburn  Apr  30,  pt  It  8 

b  13  Sheffield  add  ly  6%  $4000 

Schneider  F  to  B  C  Zerrieu  Jane  4,  It  54 

Kemnitz  &  W  sub  20  40  14,  3y  6^.. $1000 
Sejba  J  to  A  Eozel  June  26,  It  29  b  1,  20 

39  14,  3y  6%   $1300 

Sohultz  W  to  R  Berger  June  29,  It  9  b  14, 

19  40  14,  3y  6$  $2000 

Stookham  A  B  to  W  T  Rickards  June  28, 

Its  5  and  6  b  3,  19  41  14,  5y  6^  $8000 

Switall  F  to  P  Eiolbassa  Jane  28,  It  36  b 

6,  5  39  14,  6^  $2000 

Sanborn  G  0  to  I  L  Allwood  pt  Its  17 

to  22  b  48  Bidgeland  ly  6!^  $5000 

Sheddan  A  R  to  Chicago  Title  and  T  Oo 

June  25,  Its  26  and  27  b  8  b  10  Sheff 

add  5y  6%  $8000 

Simonds  E  F  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Oo  June 

1,  pt  fri  w  hf  n  e  qr  27  38  12,  3y  G%  $3632 
Thompson  F  to  B  J  Regnell  Jane  11,  pt 

It  16,  28  40  14,  3y  7^   .  $1000 

Sohiedemanu  E  to  G  A  Rose  June  26,  It  10 

It  6,  36  40  13,  6y  6«  $2100 

Schmit  0  and  P  to  Cottage  Grove  B  and 

L  Assn  June  24,  It  12  b  9,  28  37  14,  &% 

 $2180 

Spencer  S  G  to  R  Hart  June  26.  Its  17  to 

20  Spencer's  sab  8  38  14,  6y  6^... $22,000 


Taylor  J  R  to  F  R  Chandler  June  25,  It  7 

b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $18,000 

Turner  F  A  to  M  E  Greenebaum  Jnne  29, 

Its  36  to  38  b  3,  19  40  14,  6%  $1200 

Titus  B  to  0  W  MoLester  Jane  1,  pt  Its  3 

to  5  b  2,  34  39  14,  5y   $2500 

Vender  A  A  J  to  T  Oehne  June  22,  pt  It 

14  n  e  qr  15  36  14,  6^  $2500 

Winohell  8  R  to  W  B  Wright  1/ay  1,  pt  Its 

2  and  4  and  all  3  Snider  to  Evanston 

6y  B%  $6000 

Wightman  O  A  to  G  A  Rose  Jane  21,  pt  b 

2,  12  41  13,  5y         3  deeds  $5400 

White  T  to  O  M  Jackson  May  2,  pt  b  38, 

19  40  14,  6%  $600 

Wagner  A  F  to  E  R  Haase  June  26,  Us  5 

and  6  b  4,  22  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Williams  0  L  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  June  20,  It 

13  b  6  OentI  Pk  add  5y  G%  $3500 

Wonlgel  G  to  Douglas  Pk  B  Assn  May  1, 

Its  28  to  30  b  6,  26  39  13,  H  $2000 

Wischoerer  E  to  A  Pike  June  29,  It  38  b  4, 

37  40  14,  6y  <a%%  $2200 

Winohell  J  A  to  F  A  Woodbury  Jnne  10, 

It  16  b  25  Norwood  Park  5y  6^.... $4000 
Watson  F  H  to  Goal  Blnflf  Mining  Co  June 

26,  Its  18  19  24  and  25  b  24  South  Branch 

add  4mo8  7%  $5000 

Ward  A  T  to  W  L  Davis  Jane  26,  It  50  b 

18,  19  40  14,  6^  $1300 

Wallace  0  W  to  F  R  Chandler  June  1,  pt 

Its  6  and  7  b  4  frI  16  add  and  o  p  3p  6^ 

 $15,000 

White  0  F  to  Northern  T  Co  June  29,  Its 

9  to  11  b  6  Batler  W  &  W  add  3y  %% 

 $12,000 

Whitfield  T  to  F  0  Vierling  June  29,  lease 

of  Its  14  and  15  b  9,  28  39  14,  5y  6% 

 $15,000 

Yale  L  P  to  F  R  Chandler  June  15,  It  10 

It  10  b  10,  5  37  15,  5y  7^  $1600 

Yonng  A  T  to  J  H  Gilbert  Jnne  26,  pt  6 

36  15,  ly  6!{  $5000 

Zimmerman  I  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  15,  Its 

18  and  19  b  9,  36  40  13,  5y  63^35 ... .$2500 

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Arenson  A  and  S  L  to  U  F  Mount  June 
25,  fnrn  409  Belden  av  9m  «g87 

Angel  S  M  to  E  A  Erd  jane  26,  piano  2y 
 ,  $160 

Arnt  0  to  E  Gehm  june  26,  furn  90d8.  $250 

Aluno  A  J  to  F  Q  Wright  june  18,  horses 
etc,  152  Bosworth  6m  $175 

Anderson  0  to  Miller  Brg  Oo  jane  21,  sa- 
loon 9583  Commercial  av  2y  $200 

Adae  S  G  to  H  Essers  jane  26,  piano  and 
furn  677  Fulton,  nov  1,'9S   $344 

Anderson  to  K  G  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  juue 
24,  saloon  277  Division  ly  $450 

Brown  E  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  june  20,  sa- 
loon 305  Clark  ly   $267 

Baumgarth  O  to  North  W  Brg  Co  june  26, 
saloon  1156  Lincoln  av  23m  $500 

Barker  R  A  to  H  Hammond  june  20,  fnrn 
643  V  Bnren  9m   $103 

Baker  H  A  to  0  O  O'Neil  june  27,  horses 
etc,  753  61st  3m  $329 

Brown  M  to  E  R  Gordon  jnne  20,  furn  434 
Dearborn  av  16m  $600 

Birke  M  E  to  J  tlagenback  may  23,  furn 
and  piano  3m   $160 

Breton  H  to  F  MoNellis  june  24,  furn  23 
m  $104 

Burnhaus  H  to  H  Hammond  jone  26,  fnrn 
3402  Prairie  av  9m  $103 

Bohne  Hy  to  Herman  Bohne  jane  15, 
horses  etc  2y  $5C0 

Bobjian  J  F  to  Std  Bry  june  29,  saloon 
312  12th  $600 

Oarothers  J  P  to  0  B  Taylor  june  27,  pi- 
ano and  furn  227  Belden  av  6m  $196 

Oasbore  A  J  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co  jane  28, 
saloon  86  w  Ohio  ly   $176 

Cohen  I  L  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jane  29,  furn 
20m    $136 

Crews  S  F  to  S  C  Allen  june  27,  fnrn  Riv- 
erside 6m  $1200 

CoHina  J  B  to  S  P  Parmly  jane  26,  fnrn 
63  e  18th  2y  $931 

Caldwell  O  B  to  O  P  Swift  june  28,  horses 
etc,  7062  0  Grove  av  ly  $80 

Carlson  0  F  to  C  Seipp  Brg  Co  jnne  28, 
saloon  44  Chicago  av,  2y  $311 

Carroll  W  B  to  H  G  Loomia  june  28,  furn 
182  State,  apl  1.'97   $600 

Conniff  T  to  E  Smith  june  16,  fnrn  3m. $61 

Canniortz  J  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co  jane  20, 
saloon  1921  Lincoln  av  ly  $1400 

Celler  G  to  Gates  I  Wks  jnne  16,  maohy 
eto.  Willow  Sprgs  6m  $3048 

Daiazer  F  to  A  T  Gronvall  june  27,  furn 
66  Chi  av  93d8   $100 

Diettrioh  J  to  0  Meader  jane  26,  furn  10 


m    $150 

Dostal  F  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  june  27,  saloon 

Ibll  w  12th  6m  $2090 

Diehl  0  N  to  0  Diehl  oct  5,  piano,  Sanga- 
mon 2y  $160 

Dienett  K  to  Indpdt  Brg  Assn  jone  26, 

saloon  63  Vedder  2y  $500 

Danforth  G  W  to  H  Morse  june  24,  furn 

6043  Wentworth  av  6m  $103 

Dewey  E  8  to  G  H  CuUen  jane  26,  farn 

182  Madison  23m  $650 

Ebetney  A  to  North  W  Brg  Co  june  25, 

saloon  65  Samuel  23m  $500 

Ellis  M  to  W  A  Lemma  apr  16,  furn  118 

Sangamon  6m  $160 

Emana  K  to  F  H  Bowers  june  28,  furn  Vy 

 $1200 

Efner  S  to  D  Rankin  jane  19,  furn  6m.$167 
Fillbrick  W  F  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  jane 

27,  saloon  285  w  Van  Bnren  ly  $415 

Follett  J  S  to  C  H  Merrick  iune  20,  furn 

 '.  $68 

Feaser  D  to  J  J  Owen  jane  6,  furn  274  a 

Albany  av  6m  $126 

Freedman  S  to  8  Lewis  june  21,  furn  1622 

Wabash  $300 

Farr  U  J  to  0  J  Farr  june  25,  dental  of- 
fice 210  Olybourn  av  2y  $288 

Fahsbendr  E  to  E  S  Lloyd  june  24,  bidg 

167  76th  $300 

Flower  H  to  8  F  Gnnerlna  june  27,  furn 

9m  $100 

Gaskell  0  A  to  T  L  Haines  june  29,  farn 

6600  Sherman  7m  $430 

Guentner  L  to  W  Enaksted  furn  646  n 

Wood  $460 

GronhoS  H  to  M  E  Finch  june  28,  horses 

wagon  2837  0  Grove  av  6m   $51 

Gordman  0  to  North  W  Brg  Oo  june  24, 

saloon  575  w  Chicago  av  ly  $200 

Greene  M  to  D  R  McNanght  june  24,  furn 

6m  $156 

Geary  N  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jnne  28,  furn 

322  Harrison  6m  $92 

Gorean  F  X  to  M  E  Finch  june  21,  fnrn 

6m  $82 

Gleason  J  H  to  S  E  Shimmin  june  22, 

furn  3m  $127 

Harris  W  E  to  R.  M  MoOreery  june  26. 

furn  6m  $60 

Hornung  G  J  to  E  Dietrich  jnne  28,  shop 

Ashland  bik  2y  $2800 

Hovey  0  M  to  H  Morse  jane  26,  piano 

6m  $77 

Haskell  E  Y  to  T  B  Waring  jnne  28,  fnrn 

eto,  195  Canal  6m  $660 

Hall  M  L  to  J  J  Owen  may  7,  fnrn  629 

Madison  6m  $125 

Halstrom  H  to  O  Larson  jnne  26,  fnrn  ly 

   $160 

Howies  J  to  D  R  McNaught  june  3,  fnrn 

6m  $155 

Huntron  E  0  to  8  Heath  june  22,  fnrn 

255  Ohio  14m  $360 

Henderson  H  to  M  E  Finch  june  28,  furn 

6m  $362 

HoUey  0  to  J  T  Rawleigh  june  29,  horaea 

eto,  ISFIournoy  ly  $130 

Heene  J  to  0  Minook  june  29,  fnrn  22  w 

Huron  ly  $300 

Harr  M  E  to  H  Morse  june  28,  furn  6m$310 
Horacek  J  O  to  W  F  Zaoh  june  28,  fnrn 

397  w  18th  18m  $500 

Holmes  J  P  to  Nat  M  L  Co  june  28,  furn 

Morgan  Pk  7m  $62 

Hall  A  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  june  26,  piano 

23m  $85 

Jordan  F  W  to  H  Morse  jane  26,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Johnson  H  T  to  M  E  Finch  june  28,  furn 

6m  $77 

James  E  to  W  O  Wade  june  6,  furn  6m.  $62 
Eanner  W  M  to  L  M  Higgins  jnne  25, 

carriage  139  63d  6m  $266 

Eeefe  J  to  Oondells  &  T  Co  june  24,  fnrn 

1843  n  Ashland  av  6m  $89 

Eiroher  S  to  L  Eiroher  jnne  27,  horses 

eto,  143  3l8t,  6m  $300 

Eearnes  J  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  june  27, 

saloon  58  n  w  48th  st  2y   $600 

Eingswell  J  M  to  M  E  Finch  june  21, 

farn  6m   $103 

Lopina  N  and  L  to  U  S  Brg  Co  june  24, 

saloon  378  Dearborn  2y  $350 

Ludwig  Wto  W  J  Lamb  june  29,  dreas- 

makera  stock  eto,  44  n  Clark,  may  1, 

'96  $300 

Lear  C  H  to  E  C  Nelson  jnne  24,  horses 

etc,  Irving  Pk  6m  $200 

Lotzow  F  to  M  Mueller  june  21,  live  stock 

eto,  3187  Milwaukee  av  2y  $260 

Latchford  W  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  june  25, 

fnrn  Maywood  6m  $124 

Liendeoker  L  to  Corper  Brg  Co  june  28, 

saloon  402  Slst  2y  $940 


Layne  J  L  to  L  E  Raymore  june  29,  furn 

100  Washington  4m  $3(  0 

Larson  O  L  to  G  J  Williams  june  29, 

horses  etc,  1616  Mich  av  etc,  6m  $44  5 

Loth  8  Ato  P  V  Loth  jone  18,  furn  14 

Groveland  Pk,  )8m   $1150 

Lawn  R  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jane  28,  fnrn  4740 

Evans  av  7m  $78 

Leve  A  to  Tossetti  Brg  Oo  june  26,  saloon 

720  w  Division  ly  $343 

Lang  H  to  B  P  Mount  june  26,  s  m  and 

furn,  24  26th  6m   *162 

Loomis  E  Y  and  BE  to  0  E  Hammond 

jnne  -0,  hotel  forn  4901  Calumet  av  7m 

 $960 

Loomia  E  Y  to  0  E  Hammond  jnne  20, 

forn  4901  Calamet  av  2y  $910 

McNalty  H  J  ta  E  Varian  june  26,  aaloon 

278  n  Market  2y    $.360 

Mitchell  W  A  E  to  O  D  Ingraham  jnne 

20,  fnrn  $125 

Moses  A  H  to  H  Morae  jane  22,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $231 

McDonald  J  to  Dexter  Folding  Oo  jnne 

26,  machine  lom   $550 

Menarde  8  A  to  U  S  Glore  jure  20,  fnrn 

574  Lake  2m  ...$110 

MoNamara  W  to  Std  Bry  june  29,  aaloon 

208  w  Harrison  ...   $500 

McOauly  M  M  to  L  L  Albright  jnne  26, 

furn  Harvey  2y  $500 

Mueller  P  to  P  Hand  Brg  Oo  jane  18,  aa- 
loon 1930  Oommeroial  av  ly  $300 

Miller  0  P  to  E  M  G.iffing  jane  20,  fnrn 

6m   $80 

Merz  J  to  M  E  Finch  jane* 28,  furn  6m.  $82 
McCarthy  E  to  M  McCarthy  july  1,  fnrn 

186  Albany  av  ly    |50O 

Miller  J  L  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  jane  27, 

aaloon  314  State  2y   $200 

Moriarty  M  to  M  E  Finch  jane  27,  fnrn 

6m   $103 

McDonald  W  F  to  O  H  Merrick  jane  25, 

furn  2y  $65 

Maraton  H  0  to  M  La-vrenoe  june  1,  fnrn 

4203  Ellis  av  ly  $50C0 

Marble  0  E  to  Chi  Paper  Oo  june  28, 

press  91  Mich  av. .  .'  $361 

Molony  T  to  M  Moloney  jane  24,  furn 

1249  Milwaukee  av  60ds   $300 

Main  W  to  North  W  Brg  Oo  jnne  24,  sa- 
loon 958  George  st  23m  $500 

Monto  J  to  R  M  MoOreery  jane  22,  furn 

6m    $96 

McOabe  C  R  to  H  Morse  jnne  20,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $100 

Moni  A  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  jnne  28, 

SHloon  834  BarriBon  2y  $503 

Mnlcahy  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  june  11, 

saloon  232  n  Clark  9m  $763 

Martin  0  L  to  G  R  Smith  jnne  19,  fnrn 

7m  $135 

Messner  O  to  F  MoNellis  june  21,  fnrn 

23m  $IB5 

McAvoy  J  B  to  E  Smith  june  13,  fnrn  and 

s  m,  7m  $70 

McEeown  J  to  Parkhurst  &  Wilkinson 

jnne  20,  engine  etc,  27  Illinois  6m.  .$418 
Magalis  A  to  Oooke  Brg  Oo  june  20,  ea- 

loon  1834  Armour  av  33m  $1700 

Mealon  J  to  W  Hazeltou  june  17,  horaea 

etc,  6m  $130 

May  C  to  Am  Brg  Oo  jnne  19,  aaloon  284 

Franklin  23m   $1200 

MoEeen  H  0  to  M  E  Finch  jone  20,  furn 

6m  $103 

Murray  0  H  to  D  R  MoNaught  juue  14, 

horses  eto,  6m  $77 

Magnnsen  G  8  to  Pabat  Brg  Co  june  £0, 

saloon  252  w  Indiana,  23m  $400 

Marsh  E  to  Brewer  <3c  H  Brg  Oo  june  35, 

saloon  358  Franklin  ly  $200 

Moore  L  M  to  R  M  McOreery  jnne  24. 

fnrn  16m  $300 

Noble  R  A  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  jane  24,  sa- 
loon 137  w  V  Baren  2y  $407 

Nelson  O  D  to  W  A  Paulson  june  20, 

maohy  10m   $15C0 

Nobee  R  A  to  G  8  Thomas  may  26,  fnrn 

saloon  137  w  V  Baren  $750 

Nottolli  F  to  Bnnte  Frank  &  Go  june  21, 

horse  and  wagon  3i)4  Division  ly....$234 
Norton  E  to  N  Perring  june  19,  fnrn,  7 

Madison,  oot  9  $300 

Noonan  J  J  to  Oomrs  of  Lincoln  Pk,  eleo 

launches,  ang  15  $2000 

Naah  W  to  M  E  Finch  juue  28,  furn  6m 

 $129 

Nesbitt  Oo  to  Ohi  Varnish  Oo  june  29, 

fnrn  46  V  Bured  ly  $882 

Nowaczyk  M  to  V  Ohinielawski  jane  24, 

furn  8810  Commercial  av  6m  $150 

Nolan  T  F  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo  jone  28,  furn 

june  16  $2(0 

Norton  A  to  H  Morse  jnne  25,  farn  and 


646 


TfiE  IlfeAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIKG  JOURNAL. 


July  C  1895. 


piano   $150 

Norris  D  to  F  V  Ohristian  jQue28,  engine 

etc,  3w  $200 

O'Connor  T  E  to  C  K  Oarr  jane  22,  furn 

-'y  1 100 

Odell  L  to  D  Prie?  may  22,  piano  ly..|116 
Orzeezynski  J  to  Waoker  <fc  B  B  &  M  Oo 

jnne  27,  saloon  150  w  Chi  av  6m  $260 

O'Oonnell  M  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  jane 

27,  saloon  265  w  Randolph  $500 

O'Connor  D  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

jane  27,  saloon  3756  Emerald  av  2y.|400 
Orr  B  J  and  H  B  to  O  R  Stokes  iuue  14, 

piano  and  fnrn  6151  Stewart  av  Grn . .  $500 
O'Lieary  4  to  C  H  Soehler  jane  17,  saloon 

Aabarn  Pk  10m  $200 

Pearlstein  E  to  8  A  Kohn  jane  24,  fnrn 

177  La  Salle  2m   $100 

Powers  M  to  J  Lngorio  jnne  25,  forn . .  $300 
Powell  L  N  to  M  Simou  may  7,  barber 

shop  1223  State  6m  $245 

Peopla  J  A  to  J  Hagenbook  jnne  18,  fnrn 

2y 


Peterson  C  to  State  Bk  Chi  moh  25, 
16m  

Perry  J  C  to  O  Bergpson  juni  15, 
5201  Armoar  ly  

Parker  A  M  to  D  Pries  jane  18,  fnrn 


.$100 
furn 
.  $6£0 
forn 
...  $89 
6m 
.$199 

Plam  J  to  W  Side  Brg  Co  jane  19,  ealoon 

384  w  Division  2y  $2600 

Porter  E  et  al  to  A  Ahlstrand  jnne  8,  pi- 
ano and  furn,  92d  st,  2m  $500 

Peterson  W  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  15,  furn 

and  8  m,  445  Milwaukee  an  7m  $77 

Ponston  J  to  P  Schneider  may  2,  horses 

eto,  6422  Carpenter  2y  $200 

Peterson  J  to  F  Oltendorf  june  18,  pigs, 

HoDore,  9m  $70 

Pederson  Q  to  F  MoNellis  jane  28,  furn 

6m  $73 

Paulsen  H  to  M  E  Finoh  jane  22,  furn  6m 

 $87 

Piukard  W  R  to  M  E  Finch  jane  29,  farn 

6m   $77 

Purosll  &  Oo  to   L   Fitzgerald   juae  24, 

fnra  Champlain  bldg  ly  $400 

Qaian  M  to  M  Qainn  jnne  20,  furn  2918  C 

Grove  av  ly   $400 

Richardson  L  F  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  jnne 

saloon  335  Stale  2y  $1600 

Ryard  A  to  B  A  Erd  june  18,  piano  6m$150 
Reynolds  J  R  to  D  Priess  jane  29,  furn 

6m  $200 

Raymond  0  L  8  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  june 

28,  saloon  174  Clark  2y  $108 

Reed  J  to  Steinmetz  &  Sons  feb  14,  forn 

Clark  and  Huron,  2.'m  $245 

Rnnke  E  to  E  imith  june  8,  farn  7m . .  $102 
Ridersburg  G  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  jane 

25,  saloon  206  La  Salle,  nov  1  $500 

handolph  G  W  to  A  J  Stonffe  jane  26, 

furn  5m   $700 

Speath  J  0  to  F  Kosener  jnne  25,  grocery 

1172  Jackson  1;!0  ds  $100 

Schwartz  L  to  B  Friend  &  Sons  jone  10, 

saloon  92  w  Randolph  2y  $600 

Scheflerte  H  H  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

jane  26,  saloon  181  w  Madison  2y...$677 
Seipley  0  H  to  M  E  Finch  jane  22,  piano 

6m  $77 

Street  G  F  to  D  E  Wagner  june  27,  fnrn 

U  Park  av  3m  $120 

Stiddard  J  8  to  H  Morse  jane  28,  furn 

6m   $77 

Smedborg  O  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  jnne  22, 

saloon  151  18th,  dem   $717 

Spear  A  A  to  S  A  Raven  june  26,  piano 

and  furn  2451  Mioh  av   $1227 

Stuebe  M  J  to  M  E  Finch  june  27,  forn 

6m   $62 

Soovelle  8  S  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  june  28,  furn 

1641  Prairie  av  7m   $i03 

Sw  leney  J  to  J  Hagenbuck  jane  26,  fnrn 

 $100 

Sttt'ger  M  D  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  june  20, 

drugs  466  Centre  av  2y  $1060 

Stnok  J  to  J  Qasel  jnne  18,  saloon  198  w 

Randolph  8m  pm  $200 

Smi'h  L  to  E  W  Cohen  june  19,  furn  2086 

"  aba;>h  av.  demd  $  

SnyderOWFtoF  S  Gnnsolns  jnne  19, 

19.  fnrn  7m  $300 

Savitjovioh  .J  to  Star  Bry  jnne  22,  saloon 

72  w  Madison  $gO  I 

Schmith  L  to  Star  Bry  mch  6,  saloon  89 

UBspUinert    $800 

SUob  e  10  Star  Bry  jane  6,  saloon  50  Ca- 

nalport  av   $500 

Sohiok  0  to  htar  Bry  jnne  6,  fnrn  288  w 

'8th  $5G0 

Standemaver  R  W  E  to  0  Wach  may  lo, 

furn  121  FuUerton  av,  3m  $300 

Schneider  8  N  to  Q  F  Tucker  jnne  3, 

horses,  library  eto,  2y  $4C0 

Smith  8  M  to  E  F  Ogg  jane  21,  furn  7m 

 $150 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


ArmetroDR  F  L  to  E  V  ArmetroDf;  jane  34,  horse 
and  wagon  2y  |400 

Zingarella  V  to  F  Zlngarella  ,  furn  66  e  Polk 

 1800 


Selmen  F  to  Aunkeler  june  17,  shop  192 

n  Clark  jan  1,'98  kjoo 

Sand  A  to  F  R  Stewart  apr  8,  fnrn  Robey 

and  Indiana  2y  $  150 

Shea  T  to  M  M  Fletcher  jone  14,  piano 

eto,  446  Harrison  ly  $350 

Sullivan  D  M  to  M  E  Finch  jane  19,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Scott  W  B  to  T  Jabb  jane  19,  fnrn  193 

Washington  2y  $400 

Sisson  0  W  to  G  V  Pnrcell  jnne  21,  furn 

1250  Madison  $2564 

Smith  W  to  F  MoNellis  jnne  21,  fnrn  23m 

 $72 

Skillen  J  to  H  Morse  jane  19,  farn  and  s 

m.  6m  $63 

Snhlnnd  J  to  H  Morse  jnne  19,  piano  and 

8  m,  6m  $82 

Thompson  T  M  to  J  Ammann  jnne  20,  s 

ms  and  furn  38  Emerson  st  2y  $350 

Tonin  H  to  0  Bender  june  21.  fnrn  7m  $75 
Toft  E  to  H  Morse  june  14,  fnrn  and  pi- 
ano and  s  m,  6m  $77 

Tintner  A  to  8  P  flirsch  june  21,  fnrn  123 

Monroe  6m  $300 

Tranton  J  to  V  Aexa  june  17,  machy.  .$313 
Turok  M  to  Mandel  Bros  jnne  30,  fnrn 

1731  Buckingham  pi,  5m   $62 

Todd  J  G  to  H  Hammond  jnne  17,  fnrn 

and  pool  table,  buggy  etc,  6m  $176 

Trent.elaar  J  D  to  D  R  MoNanght  jnne  13, 

fnrn  6m  $70 

Thomas  N  to  E  Smith  june  27,  furn  7m. $70 
Treacy  M  Eto  Q  D  Nichols  jane  22,  piano 

and  farn  802  63d  6m   $65 

Unger  J  H  to  D  Preiss  jnne  28,  fnrn  sept 

'96   $62 

Unger  H  to  D  Hyman  jane  22,  ptg  office 

296  Dearborn  2y  $6C0 

Ushr  C  to  G  L  Webster  june  16,  piano 

248  Ohio  $100 

Viggers  0  H  to  W  D  Underwood  jnne  18, 

market  590  V  Bnren  6m  $730 

VoUenoourt  A  to  A  H  French  june  10,  fnrn 

5nQ   $66 

Vanier  W  to  0  H  Merrick  june  18,  fnrn 

23m  $70 

Vander  Bye  A  to  0  Ziegenhagen  jnne  18, 

horses  eto,  11900  State  ly   $400 

Van  Valsenburgh  M  J  to  M  A  Storey 

june  27.  furn  2y  $780 

Van  Pelt  L  J  to  <3  B  Knowlton  jnne  21, 

fnrn  7m  $68 

Wenlinger  F  to  A  Baner  &  Oo  june  18,  sa- 
loon 101  Ohi  av  6m  $2361 

Werer  J  N  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  june  28,  sa- 
loon H  s  Clark  ly  

Weinert  J  0  to  J  Weinert  jane  29,  horses 

etc,  996  76th  23m  $1'  00 

Witting  J  to  W  Hazelton  jane  26,  fnrn 

6m   ..$72 

Wentworth  A  A  to  B  Smith  jnne  18,  fnrn 

3m   $135 

Werbe  E  to  J  Cnllen  jnne  7,  fnrn  6m. .  .$68 
Watkins  R  L  to  M  E  Finoh  jane  28,  furn 

6m  $31 

Wessel      0  to  J  Weasel  jnne  20,  fnrn  6617 

Ashland  av  ly  $550 

Wenthardt  F  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  jane 

19,  saloon  6200  Carpenter  2y  $300 

Waiaher  W  to  M  Waisner  june  26,  fnrn 

618  Wabash  7m  $400 

Welsh  U  E  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  may 

27,  saloon  541  Wabansia  23m  $785 

Whipple  E  te  0  M  Whipple  june  11,  fnrn 

6219  Wentworth  av  jnly  1  $300 

Weisz  A  G  to  E  R  Pike  jane  24,  fnrn  620 

Milwaukee  av  17m  $90 

Wheeler  E  L  to  H  Morse  jnne  24,  horses 

etc,  6m  $77 

Wiegard  E  E  to  G  Ort  june  24,  saloon  891 

Rockwrll  2y  

Washingro  M  A  to  ME  Finch  jnne  24, 

fnrn  6m  $77 

White  W  to  M  E  Pinch  june  19,  farn  6m 
 $33 

Weli  0  A  to  G  G  Hobbell  jnne  21,  fnrn 

9m  $135 

Wrisley  M  M  to  E  Coffee  jnne  21,  furn 

eto,  70  Aldine  av  6m   $100 

Wright  0  G  to  H  Morse  june  17,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

White  J  G  to  B  Comgleton  jnne  17,  books 

etc,  9ds  $300 

Yoang  R  R  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jnne 

26,  saloon  855  Madison  2y  $350 

Yager  E  and  N  E  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnne  14, 

piano  6m   ....  $71 

Ziegler  P  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  june  19, 

saloon  1231  Lake  2y  |3C0 


Beioemann  A  to  E  aelnemanc  jane  23,  furn  1988 

Ashland  av  jioon 

Fernberg  J  to  J  Siskin  june  24,  mdse  787  Lincoln 

 IKiOf) 

Perry  J  J  to  R  Oondon  jane  24,  mdse  1356  Jackson 

 $300 

Gee  W  tD  B  8i  june  25,  furn  4637  Ashland  1120 

800  G  to  F  Gon  jane  26,  fnrn  4742  Ashland  tl60 

Breese  M  E  to  K  F  Breese  june  17,  41st  and  Ind  av 

  $2600 

Kieneoke  F  et  al  to  J  Spiegel  &  Oo  june  22,  bldgs 

eto,  RobliiSon  st  and  0  &  A  tracks   $50,6d0 

Renter  F  to  J  Spiegel  &  Oo  jnne  22.  bldg«. . ..  $60,600 
MoOaffen  R  J  to  E  Rehn  june  25,  grocery  831  Van 

Bnren  |goO 

Galor  R  to  H  Schmidt  jone  16,  saloon  116  36  Front 

1^  $4H0 

Gamble  J  to  E  H  Vavra  jone  25,  furn  61  LaSalletSSO 
Price  F  A  to  E  K  Belles  feb  26,  shop  and  contents, 

8  10  13   $100 

Nye  M  A  to  G  W  Hill  june  27,  horse  $300 

Hnghes  A  F  to  B  A  Wright  june  26,  saloon  1236 

Madison   $1500 

Barney  M  M  to  Q  T  Hoaston  &  Oo  june  27,  lumber 

etc.  Its  8  and  9  b  60  Elston  add   $226 

Stroig  H  D  to  J  K  Eager  jane  24,  maohy  and  plant 

cor  Jackson,  Loomis  and  Ihroop   $16,000 

Besteder  W  to  J  McBilde  jnne  28,  H  int  in  horses 

e'o.   $1800 

Hangerson  A  to  H  B  Hanson  jaQe26,  horses  wrgon 

eto,  81  Perry  av  $294 

Sohimel  L  to  H  W  Simmons  jnne  13,  furn  1P87 

Jackson  1150 

Jnmes  K  a  to  J  H  Tuchb  md  june  27,  horse  $240 

Fries  H  A  to  A  Schoeomsyer   jane  27,  ptg  ofBoe 

183  01ark    |600 

Anderson  B  to  L  Larson  june  20,  md  e  11H6  Mil- 
waukee av  J488 

Toy  W  to  W  Duck  jane  20,  fnrn  757  n  Halted..  .$2(0 
Chicago  Swing  Oo  10  0  B  Piokert  jane  14.  bldg  etc, 

Willow  Springs  $055 

Boden  A  T  to  W  J  Mo  ulty  jane  26,  saloon   278  n 

Market  ^^qq 

Sibley  J  E  to  B  Sibley  jane  2i.  horse  etc  $2111- 

Teale  0  H  to  W  J  Hall  jone  29.  mdie,  586  Erie  .  1425 
Wllinosky  J  to  J  Wllinowsky  jane  1,  saloon  689  B 

I»'a°<iav  1600 

Devertmann  A  to  4  Gentz  jane  29,  saloon  606  State 

  $2375 

Peck  0  D  to  0  B  Bullea  june  29    horses  e'o,  4022 

Wentworih  av   $1600 

Speng-la  G  to  J  Damais  jaly  1.  saloon  203  Taylor 

  $5  0 


Wanzer  B  D  to  H  Echeteadt  june  24,  saloon 


3832 
..$600 


Mahon  J  E  to  E  L  Mahan  jane  24,  horses  etc  and 
piano,  17ii  w  Wsshingtou  $800 


Fred  F  Bischoft, 


Raslatt  J  E  to  H  A 
News"  


Wheeler  june  29,  "Military 

  J200 

Holmes  T  to  A  G  Bnske  july  1,  saloan  89  Blckory 

 $300 

Wood  A  0  to  0  Wood  june  29,  bldg  eto,  Wood  and 


.$5  0 


Oonstaulipolas  G  to  F  Tnmplis  july  1,  tobacco  etc, 

396  w  12lh  

Reichardt  E  to  J  a  Vou  Tallols  july  1,  market  etc, 

.$500 


187  Wells. 


Welch  L  to  L  Oohn  june  20,  market  etc  $10, 0 

t  cully  &  Powers  to  J  O  Robinson  jane  17,  livery 

562  Lake  u 

Jacobs  M  M  to  SI  Jnnck  june  20,  laloon  1100  63d.$iC0 
Seiderberg  R  to  J  A  Friedlander  june  20,  millin- 
ery 325  Sedgwick  $2000 

Bedlich  H  to  R  Zeisler  jane  17,  saloon  111  Madison 

  $1250 

Nancier  G  to  J  O  Wlckman  jone  21,  piano  and 

furn  542  Sheffield  av  $625 

Voedisch  Metal  Oo  to  W  Schmidt  Baking  Oo  june 

2(',  bakery  49  n  Clark  $5200 

Jocelyn  J  E  to  J  G  Moore  june  17,  madhy  3529 

State  $2340 

Carroll  E  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Oo  June  17,  saloon 

734  Halsted   $330 

Bingham  W  R  to  O  F  Sweet  jnne  19,  fnrn  Kimball 

Hotel  262  Clark  $4000 

Brlltenham  J  R  to  A  F  Brittenham  june  18,  milk 

business  ..$300 

Bramberg  M  L  to  W  Brambarg  may  1,  fnrn  $400 

Wheeler  J  F  to  M  Wheeler  jane  19,  saloon  4U9 

Halsted   jijgo 

Preisener  G  to  W  Prelssner  june  19,  mdse  etc  1475 

Milwaukee  av  jgoQ 

Harley  T  U  to  0  Oilman  jnne  19,  mdse  88  and  90 

.  $1 


State  

Anderson  L  H  to  G  Uoore  jane  10,  furn  $2 

Odell  L  to  R  S  '  etts  june  19,  ptg  office,  121  6th  av 

  $100t 

Mollan  0  G  to  A  Mollan  june  2D,  fnrn  302  Oham- 

plaln  bldg  |7(,o 

Kirminskl  J  to  W  Piaseoki  june  23,  furn  $300 

Frank  L  to  M  Boreastein  june  21,  ^  Int  eto  saloon 

105  Van  Bnren  $1100 

Boomer  M  M  to  W  F  Paine  jnne  20,  house,  27  39  14 

 $500 

Todd  J  G  to  G  W  Ladd  jane  20,  fnrn  7868  Railroad 

8^  $1200 

Carroll  W  to  J  Batledge  june  18,  horse  eto  $200 

Winerrothe  W  F  to  A  B  Winerrothe  jnne  21,  sa- 
loon 96  LaSalle  $5jo 


New  Fblladelpbia  Iron  Works 
$2,029  4L 

Hlbbard  and  Wm  P  Porter  v  Frederick  L  Day,  $1250. 
William  Foote  v  Lewis  Doohstadtur,  $516.90. 
I  U  Home  v  Wm  Fitzijerald,  $728.64. 
Otto  W  Mitchell  V  Julia  B  Follett,  $946. 
George  Schwelnfurth  v  M  Gilbert,  $564. 
William  H  Sadler  v  Mrs  B  and  Andrew  J  Graham, 
$1,967  67. 

B  C  Dunbar  and  R  A  HoIIingworth  v  Joseph  Gregg, 
$512.56. 

Mlchele  Addano,  admtr  estate  of  Solomon  Addano  v 

James  8  A  Hill,  $500. 
Jason  R  Caldwell  v  O  H  Huff,  $2,000. 
Mrs  O'ara  Oamphouse  v  Jefferson  Ice  Oompany,  $500 
United  States  Brewing  Oo  v  Ltbblo  Kornan,  $538. 
Ernest  Bemls  v  North  Chicago  Street  Railroad  Co, 
$3,600. 

Frank  C  Vlerllng  and  John  V  Baxter  v  Zoe  Cwens, 
$600. 

Henry  A  Foster,  admtr  estate  of  Charles  Bohn  v 
Pittsburg,  Fort  Wayne  and  Chicago  Railroad  Co, 
$1,260. 

Anthony  T  Jennings  v  West  Chicago  Street  Railroad 
Oo,  $6,000. 

James  Magnire  v  Philip  D  Armonr,  Jonathan  V  and 
Philip  D  Armour  Jr,  and  George  K  Webster,  $3,000. 
Henry  J  Bowers  v  Oity  of  Ohlcsgo,  $760. 
John  Shiloa  by  next  friend,  Leo  Roe  'er  v  Edward 

Ross  Manufacturing  Co  and  Edward  Ross,  $500. 
Kas  Lir  Wroblewskl  v  Bernhard  Nowacezewski,  $610. 
Marv  Reed,  as  executrix  of  Horatio  Reed,  Eleanor 
White,  Francis  A  Wilson  and  Qeorglana  White, 
exeoatrix  of  Charles  White,  $2,343.60. 
James  T  Hall  v  Angus  &  Gindele,  $775.60. 
Gottfried  Brewing  Oo  v  Gus  Bergeson,  $522. 
E  G  Wtlder  v  Wm  Huelster,  $1,341.16. 
Henrietta  Ohnesorge  v  Edward  Kebbs,  $1,746.20. 
DavBd  J  Green  r  Louisa  Kraatz.  $1.()00. 
B  B  and  J  T  Wpllacs  v  George  Smith,  $7,431.13. 
Lydia  J  Oadwell  v  Helen  Starrett,  $976. 
Henry  Schoelkopf  v  Turner  &  Ray  $833.32. 
Alice  M  Putney  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $600. 
Joseph  Landauer  v  Sumuel  Cahn,  $669. 
Oharles  Hopkins  v  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  South- 

ern  Railway,  $900. 
Edson  Keith  &  Oo  v  P  8  Rice,  $1,000. 
Wacker  &  Birk  v  Rudolph  Anbach.  $1,236.60. 
Abraham  Wolf  v  B  J  Bernstein,  $1,004.75. 
Oharles  A  Morse  v  Moses  Kothsohild,  $2,061.10. 
Jennings  Trust  Oo  v  Y  M  0  A,  $850. 
Home  National  Bank  v  Oharles  Brandel,  $1,818.43. 
Ursin  &  Klabo  v  D  0  Bornfl,  $3  050. 
F  J  Kinnare,  admtr  estate  of  Mattie  Dewis,  deceasei, 
v  L  8  and  M  8  Rr  and  Conrad  Selpp  Bry  Oo,$1.260. 
Brewer  A  Hoffman  Brg  Oo  v  W  W  Qalnn,  $1,103. 
J  J  Badenoch  Oo  v  Thomas  Scully  and  P 
$987. 

Patrick  Oleary  v  Mr  and  Mrs  George  A 
$508.51. 

Maria  Rollins  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $75C. 
Bridget  Burke  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $750. 
Wood  Brothers  v  Isaac  M  and  Courtney  H  Howie, 
$688.32. 

Armour  Packing  Oo  v  J  W  Hall,  $753.54, 

Nelson  Morris  &  Oo  v  Adolph  Hess,  $629.72. 

John  Czaja  and  Frank  Kontak.  administrators  of 

John  Kujawski's  estate,  v  Frederick  W  and  George 

A  Macomb,  $l,t;76. 
E  E  Flint  v  Jacob  Jacoboweky,  $630. 
William  Loeffler  v  Emanuel  Koha,  $714.59. 
The  George  W  Blake  Manufacturing  Oo  y  F  W  Lamb 

&  Oo,  $12,640. 
H  0  and  0  Durand  v  John  Lorschneider,  $1,057,78. 
Henry  Brown  v  Horatio  H  Mason,  Oharles  E  Hogue, 

Stsphen  P  Meyer,  J  ohn  King,   Wm  F  Dandrldge, 

Dennis  A  and  Cornelius  N  Shanahan,   Harry  B 

Locke,  Harden  and  Williamson,  H,750. 
Magdalena  Junk  v  Jopeph  Bauen,  $590. 

Oberbeck  Brothers  Manufacturing  Oo  v  Spiegel  & 

Oo,  1836.90. 

O  8  Richardson  &  Oo  v  O  A,  Fred  J,  Helena  and 

William  H  Boser,  $2,499.20. 
Bendeict  &  Bnrnham  Manufacturing  Oo  v  Butler 

Mannfactnring  Oo,  $766.14. 
Eugene  B  Pike  v  B  Lee  France  and  B  R  Hutehcraft, 

$1,966.38. 

New  England  Knitting  Oo  v  Oharles  0  Frankenthal, 
Joseph  Freudenthal  and  Henry  Adler,  $1,758.33. 

Tiffany  Bros  v  0  O  Frankenthal  et  al,  $1,440. 

Wlnsted  Hosiery  Oo  v  0  0  Frankenthal  et  al,$2,126.30 

Keene  &  Fagerty  v  David  Goldberg,  $3,116.45. 

The  Acme  Shear  Oompany  v  David  Goldberg. 
$833.20. 

Plere,  Bntler  &  Pierce  Manutaoturing  Oo  v  Geo  F 

Harding,  Jr,  $666.57. 
Frank  D  and  Ottie  Fitoh.  use  of  the  Pearson  Lumber 

Co,  $1800. 

Chicago  Varnish  Co  v  Nesbett  Oo,  $880.08. 


P  Powers, 


Chambers, 


July  6  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


647 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Gage  et  al's  snb,  It  1  b  6  of  e  8  e  3^  32 
39  14.  Emory  0  Wise  et  al  v  Martha  and 
Christopher  F  Kelly  |200 

Ft  Dearborn  add,  It  1  b  2.  Axel  OoUender 

V  John  B  Legnard  |770.92 

Gilpin's  sub,  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Pk  add  to  Chicago.  J  W  fliokey  Co 

V  Hoy  D  Carry  $2007 

Borden's  sab,  sab  Its  27  and  28,  Us  4  5 
and  6  and  s  60  ft  of  It  7  b  8  of  bo  }4 
seo  36  40  18.  Adam  Harvey  et  al  v  Ole 
KnaJson  $1143.47 

Eggleston's  resub,  n  130  ft  it  12  of  b  3  n 
e  3^  28  38  14.  Ohioago  Veneered  Door 
Co  V  Fredmond  W  Kuhn  |130.75 

Pike's  snb,  ItllofsJ^seJ^nei^s  w 
3  38  14.  D  H  Marble  v  May  L  Brown 
 $60 

Wa'oansia  av,  prem  114.  Thomas  Qaohow- 
ski  vAlex  Nadolny  $328.40 

Connselman's  nub.  It  43  b  2  of  b  28  O  T 
sub,  e  1^  31  39  14.  Wm  White  v  Annie 
MoUoneld  $421.13 

Same  prems.  August  Wille  et  al  v  Same 
 $1621 

Ogden's  blvd  add.  Its  20  and  21  b  1.  A  L 
Meriam  v  E  Brunner  and  E  Sohwalin 
 $615 

Premises  n  w  oor  of  Newberry  av  and 
14th  81.  Dawson  Bros  v  Jacob  Laskey 
 $252.50 

Gilpin's  sub,  Its  15  to  17  of  b  14,  Vernon 
Pk  add.  Francisco  Blair  et  al  v  Day  D 
Ourry  and  Theresa  Sullivan  $8019,25 

Lt  11  b  42  in  snb  div  of  Irving  Park. 
Frank  L  Lively  v  Millard  W  Rice  and  J 
A  MacBurney  $62.50 

Lt  1 1  b  21,  Kellogg  &  Meyers'  sub  of  Its 
3  to  18  b  21  in  Irving  Pk.  Same  v 
Franklin  M  Blunt  and  J  A  MacBurney 
  $62.50 

Walsh's  sub,  a  >^  b  24  s  e  20  39  14. 
John  W  Landis  v  George  F  Whitney 
 $253.47 

Western  av  blvd,  Ryan  &  Mahen's  snb,  It 
33  of  It  9  in  Iglehart's  snb  oi  t  %  of  8 
e  3^  860  1  28  13.  Leo  S  Krzynski  v  Min- 
nie H  Goodie  $534.64 

Same  sub.  It  29.  Same  v  Same  $534.64 

Baxter's  sub.  It  43  b  6  of  s  w  )^  s  e  >^  seo 
20  40  14.  Henry  Baner  v  Fredreoki 
Schmidt  $34.75 

Snow  &  Dickinson's  sub.  Its  12  and  13  b 
1  of  Its  1  to  4  Whitcomb  &  Warren's 
snb  of  8  >^  of  8  w  34  of  8  e  M  eeo  3  38 
14.  H  B  Wheelock  v  Lulu  Cutler. .  $212.44 

Gilpin's  sub.  Us  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Park  add.  E  R  Brainard  et  al  v 
Ray  D  Curry  $477.16 

Van  Buren  st  W,  prem  1326.  Gustav 
Hoppe  V  Anton  Reuse  $405 

Hayes'  et  al  sab.  e  It  5  of  b  32,  Carpen- 
ter's add,  (295  W  Lake.)   E  H  Tnrnook 

V  Pearl  M  Sohaltz  and  E  H  Tnrnock 
admr  $544.25 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  It  42.  Brazil  Brick 
and  Pipe  Co  v  Wm  J  Ketchem  and  Mu- 
tual Construction  Co  $116.80 

Dearborn  st,  prem  444.  Evans  Marble  Co 
v  Gus  Walker  $437.42 

Keith's  S  Pk  add,  Thomas  sub,  sub  Its 
1  to  9  inc.  Higgins-Butter  Mfg  Co  v 
John  S  and  Ellen  C  Thomas  $l25 

Monroe  st  W,  prem  1669.  John  Coumbe  v 
Agnes  C  Membard  $619.96 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add.  It  182. 
Wm  Dunning  v  Elmer  H  Seaman.  $45.25 

Same  prems.  C  W  Dunning  v  Same.  $33.25 


APPL.IC&TION  FOB  BVIl.I>I!Ke 
PKB3IIT». 

Lexington  st  6153-59,  W  Q  Press,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  tSU.OOO. 

Oglesby  av  6548-47,  A  Hood,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $13,000. 

William  Tnrnbull,  three  2  story  and  basement  brick 
dwellings,  112,000. 

Carpenter  st  S  6619,  William  Ceok,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t3,500. 

Madison  st  W  2018,  8  Taloot,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store'and  flats,  $6,000. 

Western  av  8  3444,  J  Eudler,  2  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  flats,  13,000. 

Oakley  av  514,  James  E  Reynolds,  2  story  an4  base- 
ipent  brlQk  flats,  $5,000. 


Alexander  Scatt,  2  story  and  basement  brick  dwell 
ing,  $B,000. 

Wilson  av  226,  C  A  Hanson,  2  story  frame  dwelling. 
$2,500. 

Wilton  av  1194,  John  Eatzaor,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats  $6,000. 

Chicago  av  W  1770,  W  J  Benson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $2,800. 

Wilmot  st  156-68,  rear,  Herman  EirchoS,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  boiler-house,  t6,(  00. 

Ninety-second  st  249,  Ernest  Erfarth,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flits,  and  top  add! 
tlOD,  $4,000. 

Lincoln  av  566,  Mary  JC  Newport,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,500, 
Oommercial  av  2410,  J  J  McDonald,  three  story  frame 

dwelling,  t6,0C0. 
Wolfram  st  1253,  Oarl  Osten,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
George  st,  near  Evanston  av,  Mrs  G  Voite,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwelling,  $4,(ifl0. 
Ashland  av  N  656,  P  Kathofski,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  i>tores  and  apartment  baildiag,  $i5,000, 
Division  st  W  979,  Paul  EoUook,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Keenan  st  8,  Adam  aoike,  2  story  and  baseroent 

brick  flats,  $^,000- 
Harrison  st  1745,  Mary  Fewart,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 
Warren  av  120,  Lewis  &  Bumond,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  building,  $13,0u0. 
East  End  st  5130,  Dr  Bennett,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $8,000. 
Haldted  st  4211.  Frank  Eapple,  three  story  and  base 

meat  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Oakwood  blvd  194-96,  J  K  Murphy,  4  story  and  base 

ment  brick  apartmsnt  house,  $20,000. 
Lowe  st  3347,  A  B   Bljthe,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Emerald  av  2575,  Charles  Boebm,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  apartment  building, 

$16,000. 

LaSalle  st  3628,  Theodore  Green,  1  story  and  base 

ment  brick  cottage,  $3,5u0. 
Forty-fourth  st  444-46-48,  8  Wedeles,  three  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $18,000. 
Washington  st  231-237,  Est  L  0  P  Freer,  8  story  and 

basement  brick  warehouse,  $180,00ii. 
Halsted  st  4201,  George  H  Fox,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  bank  and  office  building,  $60  000. 
Oreenshaw  st  1772,  Aug  Marks,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Taylor  st  1261-01,  Heywood  &  Morrill,  brick  smoke- 
stack. $3,000. 
Van  Buren  st  548-62,  Th »  Illinois  Condensing  Com 

pany,  three  story  and  basement  brick  stable, 

$25,000. 

George  st  417-505,  Fanny  Robertson,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Oakdale  av  416,  Same,  2  story  and  basement  crick 

flats,  $3,600. 

Noble  st  702,  John  Chraprknski,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 

Davis  st  693,  H  0  Osmonson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Davis  st  697.  C  Ohristopherson,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Lemoyne  st  449,  Humboldt  Park  M  E  Church,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  residence,  $2,600. 

Lawndale  av  266-68,  0  A  Perkins,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Charles  E  Hewitt,  2  story  and  basement  brick  resl 
denoe,  $6,000. 

Thirty-second  et  582,  J  J  8naberger,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,900. 

Peoria  st  85915,  Johnson  Brothers,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 

8awyer  av  865,  L  Zlok,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
dwelling,  $3,000. 

Fletcher  st  1651,  B  L  Bolstad,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,800. 

Kimbark  av  6835,  0  H  Beoketts,  2  story  frame  dwell 
ing  and  1  story  frame  barn,  $7,00U. 

Tolman  av  752-64,  M  H  Swift,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Sixty-first  st  760,  0  J  Carlson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
,  Indiana  av  3749  to  3769,  John  O'Malley,  4  story  and 
'    basement  brick  apartment  building,  $76,000. 

Honore  st  7014-24,  T.  B  Ward,  six  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $18,000. 

Commercial  av  9206-12,  J  J  Jenkins,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  office  and  store  and  flats,  $26,000. 

Troy  st  1376-82,  John  Erolovec,  four  1  story  and 
basement  brick  cottages,  $4,000. 

California  av  342  to  344,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
barn,  $6,000. 

Twelfth  st  1602,  John  Hnbalak,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,000. 

Emerald  av  T537  and  7539,  James  F  Doremeyer,  2 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,000. 

Justine  st  6612,  R  £  Peterson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,600. 

Cleveland  av  571,  A  E  Maas,  2  etory  and  basement  | 
brick  flats,  $4,609, 


Indiana  av  4947  to  4959,  Cbicogo  Training  School 
for  City,  Home  and  Foreign  Missions,  6  story  and 
basement  brick  training  school,  $3n,00(>. 

Ualsted  st  6714,  Rudolph  Goss,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $2,5C0. 

Wharton  av  6034  and  6U36.  W  H  Chamberlain,  3  story 
and  basement  brick  apartment  building,  $20,000. 

Center  st  129,  A  L  Van  Heule,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store,  flats  and  barn,  $6,00u. 

Kimball  av  1023,  O  Thorwin,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,OiiO. 

Chicago  av  W  319,  Jeremiah  S  Quinlan,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Rockwell  st  N  6i7,  three  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $9,000. 

Bingham  st  II,  Julias  Scham,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Washington  st  1812-16.  J  F  Hallissey,  three  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Lawndale  av  306,  H  B  Cline,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $3,600. 

Taylor  st  W  785,  A  Brennan,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  barn  and  dwelling,  $6,500. 

Madison  st  W  428-30,  B  B  Peabody,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  apartment  building,  $24,000. 

May  st  N  15-17,  Morgan  &  Wright,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  factory,  $15,000. 

Grant  pi  64-66,  Andrew  Chaiser,  twj  4  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $15,000. 

Sherwin  av  1127,  2  story  and  basement  brick  resi- 
dence, $4,300. 

Sedgwick  st  339,  A  Schroder,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Wallace  st  1230-32,  West  Pullman  Congregational 
Church,  1  and  2  story  fram  church  and  gymnasi- 
um, $4,0U0. 

Pitney  ct  3000  to  312?,  Universal  Gas  Company,  one 
gas  tank,  $60,000. 

Fifty-ninth  st  1100,  Society  Idma,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $12,000. 

ureenwocd  av  6326-28,  Miller  &  Case,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $12,000. 

Kimbark  av  6338  42,  thre^2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwellings,  $12,000. 

Halsted  st  3646,  B  Wartelsky,  2  story  and  basemen  t 
ment  brick  store,  $7,000. 

Washington  blvd  1149  51,  0  J  Lewis,  three  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Uirsch  st  289,  Gus'av  D  innhauer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Ellis  av  6146-66,  S  E  Sturges,  six  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $33,000. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  commnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instrn- 
mentality  of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sacb.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

^5  Old  Colo&j  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.C5-HJNTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  Room  2,  70  Li  Sal'e  st. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Bms.  16  17, 90  La  Hallo  it. 
BARNES  h  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BRnO    i>..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BERG3TEDT  0.  G.  *  '^ons.,  Rm  37,  156  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  h  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CUMMING8  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

DELAMATEB,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 

prooerty  a  specialty. 
DRETER  E.  8.  b  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  t  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommercf . 
EDLETTE  C.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iTRICKE,  C.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquf  tte  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C,  C.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  B.,  6th  Floor  MasoLic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  R  410,  206  LaSalle  St.  ' 
HELMER  *  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-et.,  S  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HOTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st, 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  st. 

LANGHENBT,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  and  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WiJl.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEEIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
tfOLLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  st. 
NOR  1  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,8109  State  Street. 

SOBNEIDER  Q  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIBBLING,  F.  C,  115  Dearborn  at 
WALKBB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolp* 

KANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  153  and  155  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTEBMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Baiated 

DRETEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearbors  st. 

GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Stre< 

MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Uolbnrn 
Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 

PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DearboTi. 

WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Kaaaolpa , 

Abstracts  of  Title. 


aADDOCK  VALI.ETTE  &  RTOKOORDS,  lOTLear- 
bom  st. 

SANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Wasnington  st 
'-SLTZKR,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  Washingtoij  st. 
B«COSDBR>8  AB8TBA0T   DEPT..   OfjtmtT  fonrt 


REVELL'S 

CTKTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ave&Adaffir  it 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  6,  1895 


GEOJ.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPEC  IAD  ATTEMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANDFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HATE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DROP  US  A  lilNE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  m on  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 


CHICAGO. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  naionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W  0HEI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Th^:  Tacoma 

K.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  j^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE."  tJae 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 

drainage 

systems 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


A.tlas  Fire  Assnrauoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  Qerman  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 
INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liASAIiliE  8TKKKT, 

CHICAC^O  IlililNOIS. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Olarqaette  Bide,  ^-  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  D  Except  their 
them      vntnr  p^/ce 

Typewriter  Cliairs  only  $5. 

Sapporte  Back  where  needed. 
Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^"c  hicaIo.""' 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS, 


OITFICK  ANO  WORKS, 
15th  Street  and  Ashland  ATenne, 
Chicago,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Goi 

;:1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDa.. ' 


CHICAGO.' 


Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
?for  sale. 


Jaivtes  T.  Hoyne.  Fbank  G.  Hoxnb 

HOYNE  BROS. 

EEAL  ESTATE 

and 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Roonn  19,  88  LA  SALLE  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


C.  FI.OOD. 


.  Telephone  No  9 . 


OHAS.  F.  TAYL'^B. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9a04  COMMERCIAIi  AVEIVUf, 

Comrnercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  iTlties  iCarnished 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Prest. 


H.  H  OBOSS, 
Vice-Prest. 


GET.  B.  LAZEiB, 

Secy.  &  Trees, 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Hhicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 


WM.  r.  TEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONY  SOHILLEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 

NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIN2IE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  ,5/^/1/^5  AlfKinds. 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

1X2  f  .  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3       twenty-five       "    9.50 

4x5   "  one  sign,  put  up   4.00 

6x8  "    *'      "      "    "    6,OQ 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  28. 


CHICAGO,  JULY  13,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKL.Y  NEWSPAPER  OBVOTBD  TO  REAL  BSTATE.  WESTERN  SECURITIES.  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT<feCo, 


88  Washington  St, 


CHICAGO. 


W.  D.  KBRFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Jstate,  [oan 

and  JTinancial  Pi^§,znU. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Waslnington.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFFd  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

BTos.  145  and  147  Kaudolph  St., 
CHlCA<,iO. 


The  Invsetmeut  of  Money  in  Good  f-ecnrltles  a  Specialty,  first 
Mort.ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGBT  AND  SOLD. 


EDWARO  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrt|a|B  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

»3«  LA  SALLE  STREET.  H.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO 


QILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  d.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.  Weeks  &  Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 

(gicagfo. 


I  WILLYS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGB  I,.  WABNEB. 

OouSQltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Special  attention  Riven  to 

Taxes  and  AReespmente. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  ■■  and  -  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

•$i4.15*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,|& 
Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 


Insurance. 


Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'SmEs. 

Morteiage  Loans. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

 New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


Ctjicagfo,  111 


MAJOR  I 
BLOCK  i 


J^-  l49La5alleSt 

^N\/0SSINGEN 


EST'D 
16  79 


&  BRO* 

Eemoved  to  125  Dsarborn  st  ^tooR. 


A.  O,  SLATJGHTEE. 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  OBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FISHBUBN, 


OODEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcierL  Blcig.,  34  Olark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  15,  C^rf  Eeal  Est^t?  ^ad  Puilding  Journal, 
I 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
,0-,  ^.^^aS^^S  „ Branch  Office 

I  »7  ^  I  89  Pear^Ofn  §t-  Oalnmet  Bv.,  and  47th  St. 

Tel,  OftklBPiJ  287, 


1  15-1  IT-  Lia  Salle  Street- 

Members  N.  Y.  stock  Exchange,  Members  Ohicaga  Stock  Exohange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bouBht  and  sold  on  commlseion. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYGRS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEPHOJVi:  1416. 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avesua  and 
Magtison  Street, 


OHIOAGO 
UOi  Owlcgs  Building! 
pi5  Pe?trl)orn  street. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  13,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS 

A.OI*©   Trstots  •  F-u.rolia.seci 

Or  8alDcli7icled  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Staim  Cabinet  Work  (Grilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERb  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH. 
126-130  NORTH  UMION  STEET, 

bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  aod  Eiczle  at. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  Ct\icagO. 


ri.  J.  PURSER.  Prej. 
P.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
.43  Handolph  St.. 

CHICAeO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
tS.CO  to  Mn.OU  per  anoQ  m 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

"Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
<^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'ii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building.loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  106  NORTH  ANENUE, 

Ttltphont  8$e  Wttt,  ^  i  C  O 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROK^-RS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Ofllce, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


290  K.  55  e>treet. 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    B3  AMO    SB     MBTROROUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


r.-ancit  B.  Peatody. 


Jas.  L.  Hoaghteling 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Medimcs'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  Ail  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Tttain  112.  Ctiicagro,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  dF  lllinok 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNBfi, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


8.  M.  PABI8B. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 


Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  JHTasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STEEET 


115  Dearborn  St. 


3bo.  Sobmeideb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peoe,  Vlon  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  3d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  MolI/,  Cashier. 
Bembt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oaehler. 
Berbt  B.  KaMTi  3dA»8t.  Ossbler, 


OHICAQO. 


J.  A.  COLEMAN, 

Author  "Coleman's  Mechanics'  Liens  of  Illinois." 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 


lyieyhauios'  TjieQs  eyclvisively. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AKD 

A  WIDE-AWAKC  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


F{eal  Estate  I  Bijildipijjoijrpal 


-2^4 — 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


.CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce 
Building  and  Real  Estatf 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 
Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtTlLDlNG  JOURNAL. 


July  13, 1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BKVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  BYEBY  WEEK — Alili  LEIIEBS  MUST  BE 
MASKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OP  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTISED  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  QWNEB  OB  HIS  AGENT'S 
ADDBESS  IS  OIYEN. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,   No  2323,  2-BtOry  briok  bnilding,  lot  25  s 

125.    R  11  i  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  boase  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,530  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bowen  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  bouse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood .    W  8 .  $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59tb,  a  2-flat  bailding  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  IS  $  3,360 

Ohamplain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  hoose. 

B  15  $  5,200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0nn.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  snd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  liviog  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  S-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  $  500 

Drexel  bivd,  near  list  Bt.  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$23,0U0 
Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Bailding,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  bouse.  B  15.$15,0i.(i 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15.$2<i,0n(i 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  stone  house.  B  15.$10,00(i 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  inonmbranoe  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.|  7,CO0 
Forty -second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15    $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  ohoice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rout 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P  4 .  $  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  I ront  foot,  P4...$  200 
Cor  60x1 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P   $  220 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4    $  300 

Forty-fifth  st.nearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ct.  No  16,  6  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  bnck.    B  16  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

CJrand  blvd, near  45th  st,  16-room  stone  honse.  B  16. $27,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  176 

Halsted  st  8,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  fiat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuuhes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av.near  52d  st,  lO-room  frame  house. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  it  siory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fiue  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,C00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hou^r'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar''7th  8t,10-room  stone  house.B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av,  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th.  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  6Ist  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  16..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$10,OOC 
Main  st,  near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

<fe  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15...$  4.600 
Michigan  av.near  61st  st,12-room  briok  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  JO  rooms,  s  one.  B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15... $16,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  16  $  6,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Oaken wald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  honse .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  honse 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
bailding  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  x  108,  100  Bialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Oom- 
mission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

lod  $  1,850 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Bailding,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44t;h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8,500 

Sixty  first  st.  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomP,stone.B  15.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st,  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st.  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40V^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  15  $  4,500 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  76  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Oalnmet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 

South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  16  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.$  9,500 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
aores  ot  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  aores  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton. — 30 aores;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Oanal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

„     ^  12  I  4^600 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl  J6.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  efectrio 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av.cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  ..$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.   B  15. $17,000 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  166 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincenues  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  15 ... .  $16,000 
Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  16. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S13  ,$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  ^'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  ik  ar  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10  room  frame  honse 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  briok  house. 

^  15  $15,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  briok.    B  16.. $18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $26,000 
W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  |  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  60  ft,    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  e,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.     W8  $  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37^^  teet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  oor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13    $  90 

Clark  8i  N,  S-stcry  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  fraitie  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  oash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only  .  Z  33  $12,600 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^^  ft,  price  per  foot. 


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REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 


W  8. 


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Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne<'  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  oaah.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  at,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  |13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston .— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  |30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Bidge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  f 4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  honse,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms, 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N,  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 
Fonr  flat  bnildings,  pressed'  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  e%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortf^age 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Jonroal. 
Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  126  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bluff,  and  176  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive-    The  lot  is  76  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrabberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  buih  houses 
on    the    North    Shore.      All    flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.     A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  house 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.    The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbitjg  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  honE>e 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.    Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.     Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  foz  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   0  4    $15,000 

vMontana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x126  ft.    W  8  !f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  ea?y  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  ,  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  ^onth  pan 

60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  bnildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13    $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

fjot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720 .    W  8  $  6,600 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots, houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
<k  Oo„  1242  East  Ravenswood  Part,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583>g  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75xl23j^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats ;  rental  $660 ;  lot  24x100  ft .    W  8 ...  $  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  a  f  40  ft,    W  8 . . . .  |  3,000  j 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-i  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^6x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  bDilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  8t,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  honses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000, 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300,  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000,  Will  make 
terms  to  suit,    O  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


VEST  SIDE. 

Adams  St  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14  $  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building,  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  at,  near  Central  Park  av,  u  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w.of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    B  11    $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-etory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Parii  property .    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  TacomR  bidg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,21  0  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.     Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $^6  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 

J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ^  ....  $  .3,300 

Brick  cottage,  stone  foundation,  one  and  one-half 
stories,  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trim- 
mings, upper  front  half  finished  in  landing  and 
large  front  bed  room  with  closit,  niche,  etc; 
length  of  house  50  ft;  lot  24  by  120;  new  small 
barn  for  horse,  buggy  and  feed  aisle;  fencing 
and  walks  in  good  repair;  ha  :d  made  iron  rail 
at  front;  house  newly  painted,  striped  and 
spouted;  parlors  newly  papered;  basement  full 
length  of  house,  rear  half  of  basement  floored 
and  partitioned,  with  water  and  sink  for 
laundry  purposes;  gas  and  fixtures  in  house; 
new,  open  plumbing  with  enameled  iron  bath 
tub,  etc;  house  divided  oozily  for  two  small 
families  or  room  renting — giving  privacy  to 
each,  and  each  with  sink  and  running  water 
separate;  house  in  good  repair;  absolutely  no 
vermin  of  any  kind;  all  assessments  paid,  and 
abstract  down  to  date;  all  city  improvements 
in;  neighborhood  cleanly  and  excellent  in  every 
particular;  neighbors  all  that  could  be  desired; 
convenient  to  beautiful  park;  ho^se  is  detached 
and  contains  seven  rooms  besides  bath  room; 
premises  cost  $2,750  five  years  ago,  when  street 
was  not  paved  and  no  modern  improvements  or 
conveniences  in  the  house.  The  price  of  lots 
has  advanced  $500,  (and  selling)  since  original 
purchase  of  described  premises.  Price  now 
asked  is  no  more  than  the  actual  advance  in 
price  of  lot.  In  ordinary  good  times  the  prop- 
erty would  be  worth  $3,600.  Terms,  $750  spot 
cash,  S300  in  one  year,  balance  years  from 
date  of  purchase,  straight  mortgage,  sii  per 
cent,  interest    payable    simi-annually.  This 


mortgage  may  be  renewed.  About  three  miles 
from  Court  House;  two  electric  oar  lines  within 
a  block  and  Metropolitan  Elevated  five  minutes 
walk.  Neighborhood  is  thoroughly  improved 
and  new  buildings  going  up  near  by — not  a 
prairie  affair  at  all.  If  party  buyes  before  16th 
inst,  price  inolodes  household  furniture  almost 

good  as  new.    Price,  net.    Owner.    X  11  $3,250 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26"^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899,  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
a,>A  nf  nf  j  3*  6-10x100  )  J  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  23  3.10x100  f  I  36x128  [ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  honses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bii'M.  0  11. 
Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements,  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  874  E  Division  sS, 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;. price  per  acre,  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  bouses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station,  Must 
sell,  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West, 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain,     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building,  W  8.  ,$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame,    R  11  .,..,$36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  26x  about  175,  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  f  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R,  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all,    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  3  Oosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  lU  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  :.   $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
bailding  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-Btory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blvd,  near  Homan  ar,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av,    R  11  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 ,  $31,000 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, .f^OxllS,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25xli 2, 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  o-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-ioom  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 


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90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  f  12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  prioe  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
eaoh.  Also  a  namber  of  new  bonses  for  Bale; 
cheap.    B  11. 

Mead  et,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    B  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  boases,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  hoase  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
eaoh.  Mortgage  $3,000.  will  sell  eqnity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallom,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
aores  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  salts.  Price 
per  acre.    RU  I  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  briok  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3.760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-Btory  brick  flat.    R  ll.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N.  near  Grand  av,  hoose  and  lot.  $3,3(  0. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

Polk  st,  nem  <  «»itr6  *v,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  A  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2.500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  O  B  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inonmbrance.  Will  te^f^ 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av.  Lioficott's  sub-diviBion,  lots  $226  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  16)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  hoose  which  we  can  sell  for  $6,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11   ...  $12,000 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,250 

Twelftb  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8....$  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  5 1x126 .    W  8  ....  $  6,600 

Twelfth  Bt,  80  aores  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z32* 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Saoramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  )-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75:106 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-0tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  reBidenoe, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thoa  J 
Norton,  19o  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  prioe  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  enoe 
neur  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Bobey  st,  75x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8   $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

ArksnesB. — Aeb,  oypreeB,  oak,  oottouwood,  gnm, 


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hickory  and  walnut,  folly  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,260,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $ 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propo<4ition8  The  lowest  prioe  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  £  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  aores  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  OhicasTO  improved.    P  13. 

(Jaliforoia. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  frnit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00'i.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  aores  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida  — 50,000  to  600,000  aores  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,000  to  16,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Oulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  aod  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Inland,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  milts  from  Des  Moines, 
on  tbe  Rook  Islatid  and  Bhrlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  neat  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }4  value,  600- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  pobtoffioe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISOELIiANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.  Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.  One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  16. 


ReahEstate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  oor  70tb,  126x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exobsoge  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  aod 


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assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  6636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-Btory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (Nu  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  briok  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2  $4,800 

Ualsted  st,  near  l:^th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12%  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.{]  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5%  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

'Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  B,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
briok;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.60  per  acre  nntil  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Oalifotniainoomci  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranones,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choiceBt  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  oor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
Htone  front  flat  building,  South  pide,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64tb  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  dear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

City  income  for  higb-olass  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  aV^  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant .    0  12....,  $28,000 

Eeomore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  bnildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  O  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Bavens- 
wcod  lots  on  Lyman,  Bobey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lueens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Bent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  oash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalie  it  $22,600 

OUTSIDE. 

California — 30  aores  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  dose 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considored  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Poet  Bt,  San  Francisco, 
Onl  $  225 

Georgia — 660-eore  one  frnjt  farm  in  HouBton  Co, 


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olaat;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  briok,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, olear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-olass  farm  if  well 
improved  and  olear.  Address  Olobe  Real 
Estate  Offigb,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  aores  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pamp,  good  honse  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  abont  %  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Bntler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Ferry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Rossell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Ferry,  713 
Tacoma  Bnilding. 
Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from  Alton; 
price  $3,500,  encumbrance  $606,  due  In  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14,  IJ^-story. 
Will  take  city  property  for  equity.    B  16. 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,  stocked,  in  Southern  Kansas, 

olear;  $60,000;  want  city  property.    D  14. 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,    40-acre  tracts  near 
Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence,  barn  60x64 
with  room  for  16  horses  and  60  cattle,  and  other  out- 
houses, wind  mill  for  pumping  water  and  grinding 
machine.    ^  mile  from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water 
running  through.    Frice  $6,000,  $3,000  cash.    Will  take 
a  brick  house  on  North  Side  for  balance -  i.  e.  brick 
preferred.    E  11. 
Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.    D  L  Ferry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakotft. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Ferry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  lo 

LAKE  UINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  honse  and  lot  60  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    b  15. 

WISCONSIN . 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  0  16,  Exclusive 
Agency  Bureau. 

MIS0EI.I.ANE0U8. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    B  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paper. 
M  2. 

H^e^ unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of  goods. 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change yi  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


OUTPIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben.  Boseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 

or  aores;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    "  ' 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


F  12. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  flrst-olasa 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  PABE. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  6  aores  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


Wanted— Miscellaneous. 

An  experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  ofSoe  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apolv. 
X  15.  *^  ' 


Wanted—Loans . 

Wanted — $40,000  on  improved;  without  commission. 
E.  D.  MorFC,  704  Masonic  Temple. 


3,  B.  DAVIS. 


WII.BUB  B.  DAVIS, 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street,  Chicaeo. 


Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackfeon,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    AddresH  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-oent;  double  flat  honse;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.    Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 

$10,000.    T  5.  B  T  . 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Rob  &  Co,  68  N  Clinton 

at,  Ohioago. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exchanee  Bnlldins,  .  Chlcaso. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 

WILLIAM  W.  WEARE 

_  Real  Estate 

"  Renting  and  Loans 

MORTON  PARK  A  SPECIALTY 

Room  220,        l^a  9alle  Street 

Telephone  MftjB  1098  .  CHICAGO 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantela,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  famished  upon  application. 

Ctiicago  InteriDr  DecDrating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

02   and   04  Wasliirigrton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loams  on  Real  Estatb 

AND  THB  SALE  OP  PIBST  M0BTQAGE8        RbAI,  EstATB  BoUOBT, 

A  spBoiALTx .  Sold  and  Managed. 


Tiflany  Pressed  Brick  Co. 


MANUFACTUBEKS  OF 


Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick, 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 
No .  1157  Marquette  Building,    -  CHICAQO. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  579 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago,] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
UndiTided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  &hstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SMBTIOE  AND  BEASONABIiE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

awTNit  Qabnxit,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vloe-Prest, 
A.  A,  SixwABT,  Seo'y.  0-  B.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbame  H,  8bu,xb8,  Traet  Officer. 


THE  flGGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  QtriNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  1600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

JTO  WSOICAI/  EXAMINATI9N  Ii:E6QOTWT^ 


656 


THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  18,  18!  6. 


THE 


J^aU  mi  |«ildinj  Journal 


PubUshed  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


OPriOE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabsorlptlon  Prloe,  S5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seooDd-oUes  matter  at  the  postoffice,  Obloago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY.  JULY  13.  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 

A  curious  measure  of  the  business  improvement  is 
that  furnished  by  the  postoflQce  department  in  Its 
report  of  stamps  issued  and  sale  of  stamped  envelopes 
during  the  fiscal  year,  1894-95,  The  total  sales  rose 
almost  four  million  dollars'  v?orth  over  those  of 
1893-4,  and  most  of  the  increase  is  represented  by  the 
sales  of  the  last  three  months  of  the  fiscal  year. 
This  so  recent  gain  gives  the  department  confidence 
to  predict  that  the  increased  sale  will  continue  in 
this  proportion,  and,  if  so,  the  issue  of  stamped 
paper  during  18  5-6  should  rise  to  fifteen  million 
dollars  more  than  for  1891,  when  they  reached  their 
lowest  figure.  This  is  an  increase  of  about  25  percent, 
and  shows  an  enormous  stride  in  our  postal  business. 
The  department  officials  say  that  their  experience 
has  shown  that  the  sale  of  stamps  and  other  forms  of 
postage  is  one  of  the  best  tests  of  the  volume  of 
trade,  and  that  the  postal  issues  "respond  to  the 
changing  phases  of  business  almost  as  promptly  as  a 
baromet<^r  to  the  pressure  of  the  atmosphere;  they 
afford  the  proof  in  the  present  case  that  the  business 
of  the  country  is  again  assuming  a  healthy  volume 
in  all  its  departments,  and  that  the  recent  improve- 
ment is  not  speculative  or  spasmodic." 

Cheap  money  is  doing  much  to  aid  industry  and 
enterprise.  The  case  of  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad 
Company  is  an  example  in  point.  This  company  has 
just  placed  a  loan  of  $5,000,000  on  bonds  running 
fifty  years  and  bearing  3i  percent  interest.  The 
road  does  not  borrow  this  money  on  account  of  any 
necessity,  but  simply  because  the  money  market  is 
so  favorable  to  borrowers  that  it  can  replace  out- 
standing securities  with  new  ones  issued  at  a  lower 
rate  of  interest-  An  official  of  the  company  states 
that  the  reason  for  making  the  loan  is  the  abnormal 
ease  of  the  money  market.  All  the  commercial 
reports  tell  a  similar  story.  The  three  government 
bond  issues  absorbed  $165,000,000  of  idle  capital.  Yet 
the  last  New  York  bank  statement  shows  the  average 
cash  to  be  $176,000,000,  and  the  excess  reserve  over 
the  legal  requirement  $36,000,000.  The  same  condi- 
tion prevails  in  all  the  money  centers  of  the  world. 
The  British  treasury  recently  offered  a  million 
pounds  in  treasury  bills,  and  sixty  million  pounds 
were  offered,  the  lowest  rate  being  less  than  1  percent 
The  great  rever  es  met  by  capital  in  Australia  and 
South  America  caused  money  to  be  kept  In  the  safes 
of  its  owners  until  it  has  accumulated  to  an  almost 
unprecedented  extent  and  is  everywhere  seeking  safe 
investment  at  the  lowest  remuneration. 

Yet  there  has  been  an  actual  decrease  in  the 
amount  of  currency  in  circulation  outside  the 
Treasury  in  the  past  twelve  monlhs,  amounting  to 
an  average  of  about  $5,0  0,000  a  month.  According 
to  the  estimates  of  population  made  by  the  Treasury 
authorities  the  per  capita  circulation  is  now  about 
J22.96.  This  is  a  reduction  of  $1.37  in  a  year.  But  it 
is  evident  that  during  the  twelve  months  in  which 
the  volume  of  money  was  decreasing  the  volume  of 
trade  was  increasirg.  It  seems  evident  from  these 
facts  that  there  is  no  necessary  connection  between 
the  per  capita  circulation  and  business  prosperity, 
the  latter  depending  rather  on  confidence  than  on  a 
large  volume  of  money. 

Railway  earnings  are  on  the  increase  again.  Last 
month  they  took  a  big  jump.    A  number  of  lines 


have  not  reported  for  the  entire  month  as  yet,  but 
enough  is  known  to  justify  the  statement  that  the 
increase  for  the  whole  country  over  June,  1894,  will 
reach  nearly  9  percent.  The  Missouri,  Kansas  and 
Texas  leads,  with  a  gain  of  $87,000  for  the  fourth 
week  of  June  and  $1.04^,000  for  the  first  half  of  the 
year.  This  is  a  wonderful  showing.  No  other  rail- 
road in  the  United  States  can  point  to  such  a  record. 
The  gain  is  remarkable  also  in  percentage— 25  per- 
cent. Of  the  railroad  systems  that  increased  their 
gains  during  June  a  majority  are  western  and  south- 
western roads.  This  would  seem  to  indicate  that 
agricultural  conditions  have  much  to  do  with  their 
prosperity. 

The  country's  entire  wheat  crop— both  spring  and 
winter  wheat— will  not  be  far  from  425,000,000 
bushels.  To  this  must  be  added  the  amount  held 
over  from  last  year  and  still  available.  After  all 
estimates  and  deductions  have  been  made  it  is 
thought  that  50,000,0  0  bushels  will  cover  the  amount 
of  left  over  wheat  to  be  added  to  the  425,000,000 
bushels  of  the  new  crop. 

Home  consumption  will  probably  take  365,000.000 
bushels.  The  surplus  will  be  for  export.  Our  wheat 
and  flour  exports  for  the  twelve  months  ending  June 
30  amounted  in  round  numbers  to  150,000,000  bushels, 
or  40,000,000  bushels  more  than  our  surplus  will  be 
in  the  next  twelve  months.  These  shipments  were 
considerably  under  the  average,  so  that  with  anything 
like  a  normal  demand  for  wheat  this  year  our  pro- 
ducers should  receive  a  good  price  for  every  bushel. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


A  week  of  normal  activity,  with  few  specially 
interesting  developments,  has  been  the  history  of  the 
Chicago  Stock  Exchange  for  the  past  six  days.  The 
general  tendency  of  the  market,  as  usual  during  the 
midsummer  months,  is  toward  stability  rather  than 
brilliancy,  investors  seemingly  being  satisfied  if 
prices  hold  their  own. 

Chicago  Gas  has  been  heavy  owing  to  lack  of  sup- 
port by  friends  and  various  attacks  by  enemies.  As 
a  matter  of  fact  the  company  is  making  more  money 
than  it  was  a  year  ago,  aad  its  floating  debt  is  con- 
siderably less  than  the  aggregate  of  judgment  notes 
which  it  holds  against  the  City  of  Chicago,  but  the 
sale  of  140,000  shares  by  the  Standard  Oil  interest 
above  70  started  a  down-hill  movement  which  has 
continued  until  the  stock  is  now  down  to  55. 

Lake  Street  and  Alley  Elevated  have  been  fairly 
active  all  the  week,  selling  around  20  and  13  respect- 
ively. Renewed  talk  about  a  receiver  for  Lake  Street 
on  petition  of  the  original  bondholders  does  not 
seem  to  have  affected  the  stock  at  all.  Indeed,  it  is 
hardly  probable  that  a  receiver  could  be  secured,  as 
the  present  backers  of  Lake  Street  would  buy  up  the 
disaffected  bonds  rather  than  be  put  to  incon- 
venience. The  extension  of  the  Lake  Street  road  to 
Wabash  avenue  is  a  strong  bull  point  in  favor  of  the 
stock. 

It  is  difficult  to  see  what  inspires  increased  confi- 
dence in  Alley  Elevated,  unless  it  is  a  slight  im- 
provement in  its  business,  which,  however,  is  not  of 
great  importance.  An  attempt  is  to  be  made  soon 
at  reorganization,  and  then  the  fate  of  the  road  will 
be  known. 

West  Chicago  sold  down  to  126.  This  is  an  extreme 
bear  point  for  this  stock;  it  can  hardly  go  much 
lower.  North  Chicago  was  little  in  evidence  during 
the  week  but  a  few  sales  were  made  at  288. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


Qainoy,  111. — Investora  are  oantioned  against  the  pnr- 
ohaae  of  City  of  Qainoy,  6  per  cent  bonds  matnriog  Jan. 
1,  1900,  and  iesLed  to  the  Miesis(>ippi  and  Missoari  Air 
Line  Railway.  Qneations  have  been  raised  as  to  the 
regnlarity  of  the  Bignatnres  on  bond4  Nos.  22,  28,  30,  36 
and  38,  for  §600  each.  The  "Bond  Bayer"  says  these 
bonds  were  recently  pnrohased  by  a  prominent  manioipal 
bond  hoose  of  this  city,  and  as  is  <heir  oastom  before 
delivering  to  their  clients,  the  oity  officials  were  Qotified 
of  the  purchase  with  a  description  of  the  bonds,  a  request 
being  made  to  advise  the  house  if  the  bonds  were  regular. 
The  reply  not  being  satisfactory,  the  bonds  were  sent  to 
Qainoy  and  they  have  been  returned  with  advices  that  the 
signatores  were  probably  furged. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 

83  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atid  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  July  6,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDING  WEEK  ENDING  Fer- 

JUiiT  6,  1896.  JDi.Y  6,  1894.  oentages 

Inc.  Deo. 

New  York            •  523.159,719    i  170,216,583  16.2 

Chicago   95,076,69*  76,973,863  23.5 

Boston   102,391.718  78,636,033  80.1 

Philadelphia..  71,127,603  63,604,672  32.8 

St.  Loms.  .  .  20.294,626  18,111,971  11.6 

San  Fran oisoo.  13,209,296  9,866.739  33.8 

Baltimore....  16,168,733  15.261,882  Nom 

Pittsburgh....  14,668,986  12,961,366  13.1 

Cincinnati....  13,184,200  12,842,860  2.3 

Kansas  City..  8,028,226  6,722,604  19.3 

New  Orleans..  6.766,378  6,866,467  15.6 

Buffalo   4,643,487  4,066,577  12.0 

Milwaukee....  4,791,692  4,161,467  15.1 

Detroit    6,176,363  6,039,984  2.6 

LouisvilU   6.171,816  6.167,714  Nom 

Minneapolis..  6,069,979  5.442,181  7.1 

Omaha   2,803,576  4,148,977  49.7 

Providence...  4.631,500  4,63v),l00  2.2 

Cleveland   6,207,993  4,466.008  16.6 

•aoaston   2,775,298  3,169,967  12.3 

St.  Paul......  4,384,374  3,016,607  45.6 

Denver   2,009,609  2,234.889  10.1 

Indianapolis..  4,416,342  4,124,080  7.0 

Columbus....  2,981,700  2,632,700  16.7 

Hartford   2,622,671  2,384,614  10.0 

Bichmond....  2,908,268  2,702,380  7.4 

Washington...  1,659,805  1,699,469  8.2 

♦Dallas   2,088,738  1,184,753 

St.  Joseph.,..  1,126,000  1,290,485 

Peoria   1,900,794  l,69(/,975  12.3 

Memphis    1,293,887  1,061,214  21.6 

Portland  Or..  1,104,291  729,344  61.4 

Boohester   1,537,164  1,611.078  1.3 

New  Haven...  1,436,942  1,379,134  4.3 

Savannah  ....  1,633,287  1,329,875  22.6 

Springfield....  1,688,616  1,467,058  8.2 

Worcester   1,317,413  1,044,337  25.9 

Portland  Me..  1,189,256  1,124,716  6.3 

Atlanta   897,556  873,161  2.7 

Fort  Worth...  981,292  1,153,714  14.7 

♦Waco   1,100,655  1,030,463  6.7 

Syracuse  ....  881,867  697,613  27.8 

Des  Moines...  664,682  809,403  17.9 

Grand  K<ii>id6  738,273  844,919  12.6 

Seattle   442,447  476,587  7.3 

Lowell   636,125  525,112  20.0 

Wilmington  Del  669,821  664,271  8  7 

Norfolk   864.442  875,965  1.3 

Sioux  Oity...  414,132  576,370  2.8 

Los  Angeles..  885,349  610,061  46.0 

Tacoma   447,855  369,376  24  5 

Saginaw   349,295  233,308  40.7 

Spokane   321,354  209,006  62.6 

Jacksonville..  284,879  396.270  28To 

Lincoln,  Neb.  256,168  327,447  22.0 

New  Bedford..  362,681  361,698  Nom 

Wichita   474,253  232,268  104.0 

Birmingham..  296,534  316,706  6.6 

Topeka   331,654  484,396  31.6 

Lexington,  Ey.  290,965  278,466  4.3 

Bingbampton.  336,ipo  331,600  1.2 

*Bay  Oity...  305,027  214,652  42.5 

*Fall  River., ,  654.746  661,915  1.0 

♦Akron    266,178  136,979  87.0 

Springfield...  147,106  123,940  18.5 

♦Canton   176,900  182,000  3.8 

*Sioux  Falls,  49,474  129,671  16.3 

♦Fremont....  66,814  76,276  10  9 

♦Hastings   66,026  113,376  60.4 

♦Chattanooga.  216,816  167,400  29  9 

♦Fargo   112,661  91,469  87.0 

♦Nashville....  782,242  845,068  7.4 

"Galveston...  2,267,066  3,316,680  31,7 

Salt  Lake  City.  1,056,354  902,06^  17.0 

Rookford   177.857  No  returns 

Helena   539,966  " 

Soranton   839,664  " 

Kalamazoo...  204,135  " 


Total,  U.  8. 

S  975.944,944 

1  852,566,087  14 

.9 

Oities  Exoldg  N.  T.  452,836,227 

382,360,604 

19 

6 

DOMINION  OF 

CANADA, 

Montreal  (Can) 

1  9,941,703 

1  9,611,494 

4 

6 

Toronto  " 

6,366,772 

4,810.774 

32 

2 

Halifax.  " 

1,269,309 

1,124,377 

12. 

6 

Hamilton.    "  . 

692.913 

673,532 

2 

8 

Winnipeg.  . 

973,911 

863,346 

12 

i 

Total,  Can... 

$19,244,658 

116,120,346 

13 

ANALYSIS  BY  GROUPS  OF  STATES. 

tVEEE  ENDING       WESX  SHDINU  PEBOENX- 

JUI.T  6, 1895.    JDi,T  6,  1894.  aqb. 
New  Gugl'd  States  1 1 16,830,468      |91,46 1 , 702  27.9 


July  13,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


6S7 


Middle  " 
Soarhern  " 
Western 
Northwestern  " 
Soathwestern  " 
Par  Western  " 


616,243,926 
37,983,785 
38,515,937 
115,349,990 
31,548,446 
21,016,52C 


643,268,478 
35,998,043 
36,286,661 
99,285,890 
28,747,896 
15.906,392 


13.6 
5.7 
6.3 
16.2 
10.0 
32.0 


$977,489,072  $  850,945,061 
*Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEABINGS. 

Though  the  total  of  bank  clearings  fell  off  during 
the  week  as  compared  with  the  preceding  week,  yet 
the  percentage  of  increase  over  last  year  was  main 
tained  fairly  well.  Outside  of  New  York  the  in- 
crease was  19.6  percent.  The  metropolis  was  the  one 
to  suffer  this  week  in  contrast  with  the  other  cities 
— an  unusual  occurrence— and  her  increase  of  only 
16.2  percent  pulled  down  the  total  increase  to  14.9. 
Had  the  usual  conditions  prevailed  the  figures  would 
have  been  reversed. 

It  is  necessary  to  bear  in  mind  that  new  develop- 
ments of  importance  in  the  business  situation  seldom 
occur  at  this  time  of  the  year.  The  bustle  of  spring 
trade  is  over  and  the  stir  and  vigor  of  fall  business 
has  not  yet  started.  It  is  a  time  of  general  stock- 
taking and  accounting,  when  the  profits  and  losses  of 
the  earlier  half  of  the  year  are  computed  and  plans 
are  laid  for  the  enterprises  of  the  other  half.  The 
record  of  the  past  six  months,  as  set  forth  in  the 
financial  reports,  is  more  than  encouraging.  It  not 
only  shows  a  net  gain  over  previous  months  but  gives 
promise  of  better  things  for  the  future. 

Last  year  at  this  time  the  railroads  of  a  large  part 
of  the  West  were  tied  up  by  strikes,  traffic  between 
business  centers  was  interrupted,  large  property  in- 
terests were  at  the  mercy  of  mobs,  and  the  trade  out- 
look had  not  been  so  dark  for  many  years.  At  pres- 
ent labor  troubles  are  fewer  than  have  been  known 
at  this  season  in  the  past  dozen  years.  Only  a  few 
strikes  are  reported,  and  these  are  of  insignificant 
proportions  At  no  time  since  the  resumption  of 
specie  payments  in  1879,  which  ended  the  panic  of 
1873,  was  there  such  a  general  feeling  of  business 
hopefulness  as  now  appears. 

Perhaps  the  most  hopeful  indication  is  the  activity 
in  manufactures  at  this  ordinarily  dull  season  of  the 
year.  This  means  employment  for  a  large  number  of 
laborers  and,  on  the  other  hand,  increased  purchas- 
ing power  on  their  part.  Jobbers  are  getting  ready 
f  )r  an  unusually  heavy  trade  in  fall  and  winter  goods. 
They  are  in  good  spirits,  and  that  fact  in  itself  is  a 
healthy  sign,  because  it  is  based  on  reliable  informa- 
tion received  from  their  representatives  on  the  road. 
Trade  with  them  promises  to  be  more  than  ordina- 
rily heavy  during  the  rest  of  the  year.  In  fact  it  is 
said  that  the  sales  of  dry  goods  jobbing  houses  in 
general  were  larger  in  the  first  half  of  the  present 
year  than  they  ever  were  in  a  similar  period  before. 

Prices  for  the  most  part  are  firm.  Lumber,  tin 
plate  and  print  cloths  have  recently  advanced  in 
price.  Cotton  goods  generally  are  firm  and  fancy 
prints  are  reported  active  for  fall  delivery.  Raw 
cotton  is  higher,  as  are  also  pig  iron,  steel  billets,  bar 
iron,  leather  and  wool.  But  agricultural  products  as 
a  whole  have  not  advanced.  This  is  not  because  of  a 
decreased  demand  but  rather  in  spite  of  it.  With 
the  farmer  it  is  not  possible  to  regulate  the  supply, 
and  consequently,  no  matter  what  may  be  the 
demand,  the  price  is  dependent  on  the  relative 
abundance  of  the  product.  Unless  the  weather  be- 
comes unfavorable  to  an  extraordinary  degree,  this 
year's  crops  are  bound  to  be  larger  than  any  we  have 
had  in  several  years,  if  not  the  largest  in  the  history 
of  the  country.  Prices  may  not  be  maintained  under 
such  circumstances,  but  present  indications  are  that 
they  cannot  fall  to  the  low  figures  reached  last  year 
With  bountiful  crops  and  fair  prices  the  farmer's 
harvest  will  be  much  more  valuable  to  him  than  for 
many  seasons. 

Newkirk,  Okla.  Ter.— This  town  is  abont  to  raise  |5,000 
6  per  cent  refanding  bunds.  Assessed  valaation,  |200,000, 
popalatioD,  2,000.    Ooanty  seat  of  Kay  Ooanty. 

Indiana,  Pa. — The  Indiana  Oonnty  Oommissioners  have 
petitioned  oonrt  to  issne  an  order  grantiuf;  them  the  privi- 
lege of  negotiating  a  loan  of  $20,0li0  to  meet  certain  obli- 
gations.  'The  ooanty  treasory  is  badly  depleted. 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARIIStBS' 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  July  11. 

Inc.  Dec 
40.5 
42.3 
24.8 
5.0 
11.7 
48.5 
1.8 
14.2 
2.7 
3.9 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
tHouston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
fDallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
WorcesLer 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
tWaco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
fSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
fChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
fKalamazoo 
tLittle  Rock 


$638,139,623 
105,684,008 
108,599,876 
72,222.677 
26,985,332 
12,737,242 
16,570,189 
17,628,311 
15,024,550 
9,993,491 
7,361,0*8 

6,092,600 
7.091,145 
6,297,295 
7,579,670 
3,859,707 
5,601,700 
5.867,592 
4,316,997 
5,20  ,018 
2.928,200 
4,971,024 
3,965  700 
3,522.658 
3,6i9,104 
2.095,255 
1,906,933 
1,357,000 
2,171  626 
1,658.724 
1,481,380 
1,441,744 
1,907,472 
1,914,146 
1,755,090 
1.375.685 
1,462,782 
1,211,876 
1,020,346 
l,0«l,268 
1,183  949 
999.754 
919  864 
558,853 
873,976 
769,237 
1,015,452 
497.719 
1,048,097 
553.084 
476,662 
460,88<5 
340  011 
320.713 
428,764 
306  771 
360,909 
322,655 
462  977 
472,000 
448,611 
802.777 
29-',679 
218,840 
226,358 
64  969 
70,708 
67  881 
253,779 
193.5>;5 
1,236,566 
4,219,100 
1,295,375 
816  366 
514.960 
274,725 
290,829 


Total  $1,116,243,696 
Exclusive  of  New  York  508,104,073 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


20.2 
36.2 
16.6 

38.6 

17.9 
28.7 
18.6 
55.2 
19.1 
13.9 
17.3 
22.2 
15.4 
2.9 
16.5 


14.5 
46.5 


42.5 
25.8 
3.7 
2.8 
19.8 


26.3 

9.2 
16.7 


3.2 

3  6 
47.4 
31.8 
76.9 


12  9 
15  0 
14  6 


18  8 
43.5 

21.0 
46.3 
43.9 


22  8 
94  9 
35.1 
5  2 
41  9 
23.4 

12.2 


29  5 
19.0 


3.4 

1.5 

18.6 


26.2 
12.5 


15.2 


30  1 
4.4 

5.7 


30. 


25.4 
24.7 


1,5 

3.5 


49.6 
24.7 
37.0 


4.9 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Bergeofield,  Bergen  Ooanty,  N.  J. — Lately  it  was  decided 
to  bnnd  the  borough  for  $12,000  for  macadamizing  par- 
poses.    Address  the  Boroagh  Oonncil. 

MoKeesport,  Pa. — Oity  OontroUer  Berwick  has  decided 
to  advertise  for  bids  for  the  purchase  of  $3,000,000  worth 
of  bonds  in  order  to  fnnd  the  city's  Sating  indebtedness. 

Dayton,  Teno. — This  oity  voted  to  issne  |50,ono  6  per 
per  cent  twenty-year  general  improvement  bonds.  For 
forther  partioalars  address  J.  T  Dean,  cashier  Dayton 
Bank  and  Trast  Company. 

St.  Charles,  Minn. — The  Oity  Ooanoil  has  decided  te 
isBoe  $17,000  water  works  bonds  at  6  per  cent,  $1,000  dns 
in  1909  and  $1,000  per  annam  tbereafiec  antil  paid.  Bido 
will  be  opened  early  in  Jnly. 


Jtanse  for  the  weetc, 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  ... 

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings .... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America .... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  , 

Northern  Trust  Co  ■ 

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  Ss.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  5-20  68  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Jhicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 
Chicago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4}^8 . , 

PasB  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  Honse  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  8  V  0  5-20  68 . . . 
Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....1907 
Commerce  Vault  Oo  68  . 
Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ... .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  68. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  1st  M  6s. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  68 . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  A8n68  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  let  M  68  SOO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  5a  1906 

P  G  L  <fc  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  5b1900 

W  Chi  St  B  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tnn  Co  58 ... .  1909 
W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  6a. 

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  6-20  6  


Amoont 

Anl 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Bid 

Asked 

1  000  000 

7% 

100 

tl08i 

1  000  000 

n4j^ 

f  126 

700  ODO 

s% 

112 

126 

600  000 

12% 

t260 

1  000  000 

10% 

7276 

2  000  000 

e% 

126 

130 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

s% 

600  000 

|125 

tl32 

3  000  000 

12% 

271 

t257 

600  000 

tll5 

Tll6 

1  000  000 

102 

300  000 

tl20 

■fl25 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10% 

360 

t360 

600  000 

6% 

tl31 

■f  136 

200  000 

8% 

t90 

fioo 

600  000 

20% 

t550 

2  001'  000 

12% 

270 

2  000  000 

10% 

160 

tl70 

1  000  000 

s% 

1  000  000 

\2% 

+248 

t247 

760  000 

%% 

■230 

t240 

1  00"  000 

12% 

■"135 

five 

1  000  000 

"180 

200  000 

6% 

600  000 

6« 

tl60 

2  000  000 

»% 

tll2 

tli4 

600  000 

200 

Amonnt 

Bid 

Aflked 

8     360  000 

1  250  000 

94 

1  260  000 

t'5 

T90 

2  000  000 

99 

'991^ 

3  166  OOo 

102H 

106J^ 

300  000 

100 

1023^ 

681  000 

100 

109>i 

2  206  000 

76 

7  600  000 

167 

3  000  000 

48 

4  619  500 

101 M 

101 

400  000 

tlOH 

1  260  000 

102% 

1023^ 

250  000 

t90 

900  000 

t95 

98 

1  600  0'\) 

660  GOO 

Tloo 

tioc 

600  000 

tico 

tlOiJ 

76  000 

2  000  OOC 

10  OCO  000 

93 

931^ 

4  646  000 

82}^ 

t86 

J50 

tfO 

1  600  000 

98 

99 

600  000 

105 

101% 

1  850  000 

100^ 

102 

2  360  000 

103% 

104 

3  400  000 

t91 

fl02 

tl04 

217  000 

t92 

t97H 

4  100  00( 

102J^ 

102% 

1  500  OOf 

101 X 

102 

2  000  000 

101\ 

102 

1  000  000 

427  000 

97 

100 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Oo . . . . 
Ca!  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"  GasOo   

"       Passenger  By  

"       Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Peck  &  Prov  »Jo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  V  Prov  Oo  flfd  


AqI 


f>% 


6% 
6% 
12% 
10% 


8%\ 


Bid  Asked 


68 
(>1H 


18 

lOH 

t31% 
12%^303 


66% 

tl66 
132 

1% 
17 


tll6 

69 
55 


12% 


63 
308 

tl76 
132M 

21% 
8 
18 


658 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  13,  1895 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Soboenbofen  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Soboenbofen  BrW  Oo  pfd  . . 

Kew  York  Bisoait  Co  

North  Chioago  City  Ry  

North  Chioago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pnllman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

U  li  «  pfj 

Title  Qnarantee  and  TrnstOo. 

Traders'  Insnrance  Co . .   

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares,  f^ast  qnotations  given 


Xfi  iO  UUU 

1% 

Til 

T12 

hi  to  u(X) 

s% 

32J^ 

33 

£200  000 

1% 

t20 

xi£\J\J  UUU 

la 

10  000  000 

<TA  1/ 

70% 

72 

CAA  AAA 

OUU  UUU 

or<y 

t600 

R   CAA  AAA 

O  6UU  UUU 

\2'i 

288 

290 

A   e  Alt  AA/^ 

7% 

116 

119 

1  Q  AAA  AAA 

10  000  000 

OA    AA/\  AA/\ 

aO  000  OUO 

H 

yl64 

4  vUU  UUi' 

Let 

111/ 

1*78 

1  R 

1  000  000 

■  ^ 

f69 

60 

1  600  000 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

128K 

128^ 

2  260  000 

60M 

66 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  4714  Diamond  Match  Co,  Ill.l31i^ 

Oal  &  Obi  0  &  D  Co  67>|  Lake  Street  Elevated . .  20% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10  Mil  &  Obi  Brew  Oo  ....  10 

"        "  Pfd....  30         "  "         Pfd.  29 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  43  NY  Biscuit  Co  70 

"       "  "      Pfd.51>^  N  Ohi  St  R  R  2881^ 

Chicago  Gas  Co  56>|  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...13^ 

Ohi  *  8  8  Rap  T  Co . . . .  13}^  W  Obi  St  R  B  . . ,   126>| 

DAILYJ5ALES. 
Monday,  July  8,  1895. 


OHI.  OITI  b'Y. 

1  305 

HO.  OBI.  SX.  B.  B.  00. 

60  — ac't  289>^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  IliL. 

9  131>^ 

119  132 

OAL.  Se  OHI.  OANAL  DOOK. 
60  68% 

100  69 

100— ac't  68>^ 

260— ac't  69 

W.  Om.  8TBEEI  B.  B. 

23  

60  

50  

60 — ac't  

50— ac't  

100  -ac't  

150— ac't  


 128 

 128% 

 12ii% 

 128% 

 1281^ 

 128% 

 128M 

100— ao't  128% 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

40  48% 

100— ao't  48  j| 

60— ao't  49 

OHI.  &  S.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  OO, 

63  13% 

60  13% 

120  14 

10  141^ 

50— ac't   -13% 

750— ao't  14 

LAEE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

12  2(;?^ 

10  21>^ 

4— cash  20% 

100— ao't  20% 

850— -ac't  20^ 

SCO— ao't  20% 

500— ao't  21 

50— ao't  213^ 

50— ao't  


Tuesday,  July  9,  1895. 


IIE\r  XOBX  BISOUIT  00.  OHI.  OITX  B'z. 

20  70      16  ....302 

AM  STBAW  BOABD  1  304 

100  48      OAL.  &  OHI.   OAMAX  &  DOOK. 

60— ao't....  ....  .'....47%    50  67 

OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TraN.  00.  —  67% 

100— ao't  67% 

60— ao't  68 


150  13 

300— ac't  18 

50 — ao't   •13J^         ^'  BTBEETB.  B. 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  B.  —  l''7% 

250— ao't  128 

100— ao't  128 

50— ao't  128^ 


500— ao't 
100— ac't 


.20 
.20 
.20% 


Wednesday,  July  lO,  1895. 


btbeet's  w.  oab  line 
5  14 

OEMTBAIi  UNION  TEL.  OO. 

10  62 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

1— cash  288 

CHI.  OITZ  b'x. 

30    304 

15  a06 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

40— cash.  471^ 

60— ao't  47^ 

0.  Sc  O.  CANAL  ft  DOCK. 
60  67 

100— ao't  66% 

100— ao't   67 

60— ao't  671^ 

50— acot  67=^4 

60— ao't  67% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

108  132 

OHI.  <!  a.  B  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

19  13 

20  13J^ 

600— ao't  133^ 

100— ao't  13% 

100— ao't  13 1| 

w.  nn.  STBEET  E.  B. 

50  128% 

500— ao't  128^ 

50— ao't  128% 

50— ao't  128^ 

50— ao't  128% 

60- ao't  129 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

115   20 

1  20>^ 

35— cash  20 

1000— ao't  20 


60— ao't . 


.68     300— ac't  20l^ 

800— ac't  20  }4 


Thursday,  July  I  i,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

50— ao't  i8% 

DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ac't  13-£}4 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOOK 

200— ao't  67 

NBW  10BK  BISOUIT  00. 
6  70 

40  705^ 

76  :.71 

OHI.  CITY  b'y 

16  303 

6  304 

5  306 

cm.  A  8.    S.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

60  13}4 

10— cash   .13M 

50— ac't  133^ 

250— ao't  li% 

350— ao't  13% 


LAKE   ST .    ELKVATED  B.  B. 

65  20 

10  20% 

20   2(  % 

10  20^ 

50— ao't  20% 

loo— ao't....  2(% 

100--ao't.  20% 

300— ao't  30% 

60— ac't  20% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 

1  126 

50  126>^ 

102  127 

50— ac't  126% 

250— ac't  127 

350— ac't  1271^ 

50— ao't  127}^ 

150— ao't  ,  127% 

35  >— acot  12?}^ 

100— ao't  127% 


Friday,  July  12,  1895. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

60— ao't  288% 

OHI  A  8.  8  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

50— ao't  13% 

AM.    S.BAW  BOABD. 

26  48 

50— ao't  47% 

200— ao't  48 

LAKE  HT.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 
20  20% 

46   20% 

lOO— ao't  20«^ 

50— ao't  20% 

150— ao't  2(1% 

160— ao't  20% 

650— ao't  21 


W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

26  126 

50  1261^ 

10  126% 

IPO- ao't  126 

160— ao't  12^% 

50— ao't...  126^ 

250— ac't  126  vi 

50— ao't  126% 

60— ao't  126% 

150— ao't  127 

NEW  YOBK  BISOUIT  OO  . 
40..  70 

10  71 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 
16  67^ 

60— ao't  67  vi 

60— ao't  67% 


METROPOLITAN  BRANCH  TO  BE  COM- 
PLETED. 


The  difficulty  referred  to  in  the  Journal  two 
weeks  ago  between  the  Metropolitan  '"L"  and  the 
Lake  street  "L"  roads  have  been  removed  and  the 
gap  between  California  and  Fairfield  avenues  which 
has  been  such  an  eyesore  and  provocation  to  the  in- 
habitants of  that  section  will  be  tilled  up  just  as  soon 
as  the  work  can  be  done.  That  gap  is  the  only  thing 
which  now  stands  in  the  way  of  the  operation  of  the 
branch.  The  road  and  depots  on  either  side  of  it 
have  been  in  readiness  for  operation  for  a  long  time. 
Iron  has  been  lying  on  the  ground  for  months  to  fill 
the  gap.  Derricks  are  all  in  position  to  put  it  up 
and  a  very  few  days  will  be  sufficient  to  complete  the 
work. 

The  only  hindrance  to  the  completion  of  that 
branch  has  been  a  legal  fight  between  the  Metropoli- 
tan and  Lake  Street  Elevated  roads,  involving  the 
property  across  the  gap.  That  fight  was  settled  yes- 
terday, and  settled  in  such  a  way  that  the  Metropoli- 
tan can  go  ahead  at  once  and  complete  its  work.  The 
Lake  Street  "L"  never  made  any  more  progress  in  oc- 
cupying the  northwestern  section  of  the  city  than  se- 
curing an  ordinance  to  build  its  road,  while  the  Met- 
ropolitan went  ahead,  secured  its  right  of  way.  con- 
structed its  road  just  as  quickly  as  the  work  could  be 
done.  The  Lake  Street  "L,"  when  it  found  out  the 
route  selected  by  its  competitor,  sought  to  head  it 
off  by  buying  two  lots  right  on  the  route  between 
California  and  Fairfield  avenues,  and  announced  its 
intention  of  locating  a  station  there  when  its 
road  was  constructed.  It  sought  to  strengthen  its 
claim  to  undisputed  possession  of  the  property  by 
erecting  about  150  feet  of  elevated  structure. 

The  Metropolitan  began  condemnation  proceed- 
ings to  secure  the  property,  but  its  act  in  this  respect 
was  met  by  an  injunction  suit  begun  by  the  Lake 
Street  "L"  to  enjoin  it  from  in  any  way  interfering 
with  the  property.  The  injunction  suit  was  heard 
by  Judge  Payne  last  spring  and  he  decided  that  the 


Metropolitan  "J,"  had  the  right  to  condemn  the  prop- 
erty of  its  rival  and  dissolveed  the  temporary  injunc- 
tion which  had  been  Issued  in  the  case. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

A  movemeht  is  noticeable  in  the  real  estate  world 
which  is  of  more  than  local  significance.  It  began 
some  months  ago  in  New  York  and  its  effect  is  now 
being  felt  in  Chicago,  The  New  York  market  has 
shown  a  marked  advance  in  values,  ranging,  as  com- 
pared with  five  years  ago,  and  in  some  instances  as 
compared  with  two  years  ago,  from  50  to  150  percent. 
The  greatest  movement  is  in  business  property,  or  in 
property  just  passing  from  residence  to  business  uses, 
but  it  is  by  no  means  confined  to  this  class,  extend- 
ing to  property  used  wholly  for  private  residences. 
Low  interest  rates  on  money  and  the  demand  for 
secure  investments  have  combined  to  make  real 
estate  a  favorite  with  large  investors.  In  spite  of 
large  reductions  in  rentals  and  the  recent  difficulty 
in  securing  tenants,  a  real  estate  investment  that 
will  pay  three  percent  is  now  regarded  as,  in  a  meas- 
ure, satisfactory,  and  is  far  better  than  loaning 
money  at  one  percent  per  annum  on  call,  with  the 
chances  of  funds  lying  idle  a  good  portion  of  the  year. 

The  same  considerations  that  prompt  eastern  in- 
vestors to  prefer  real  estate  to  other  forms  of  invest- 
ment will  influence  Chicago  investors  also  a  little 
later.  If  New  York  City  real  estate  is  purchased  be- 
cause it  is  believed  that  the  future  of  that  city  is 
sure  and  that  with  its  increase  in  population  and 
business  the  value  of  the  property  is  certain  to  grow, 
then  the  same  considerations  apply,  only  with  greater 
force,  to  Chicago  and  other  western  cities.  The 
great  increase  in  values  has  yet  to  come  to  these 
younger  towns,  and  the  purchaser  who  buys  now  will 
live  to  reap  the  certain  harvest  of  enhancing  values. 

In  general,  it  may  be  said  that  if  investors  are 
willing  to  accept,  as  they  are  now,  a  three,  four  or 
five  per  cent  return,  a  well  located  real  estate  invest- 
ment is  safer  than  any  other,  is  less  liable  to  fluctua- 
tions, anl  therefore  will  always  be  the  favorite  with 
the  conservative  class.  Lower  interest  rates  on 
money  necessarily  mean  higher  prices  for  such  real 
estate  as  may  be  in  actual  demand  for  purposes  of 
business  or  residence. 


THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

Good  loans  are  not  in  demand  so  much  now  as  at 
former  times  of  greater  activity.  Wild  cat  loans  are 
always  in  demand,  and  the  present  is  no  exception  to 
the  rule.  Money  is  plentiful  and  interest  rates  are 
low,  but  it  is  noticeable  that  the  men  to  whom  bro- 
kers like  to  loan  are  not  seeking  loans  in  any  great 
numbers.  They  are  content  with  present  arrange- 
ments and  are  pursing  the  conservative  policy  of 
watching  future  developments. 

The  ups  and  downs  of  the  broker's  life  are  as  noth- 
ing compared  with  the  vicissitudes  of  the  borrower. 
It  is  safe  to  say  that  the  shrewd  borrower  has  tiis  for- 
tune already  carved  out  in  advance.  He  simply 
needs  to  keep  borrowing.  An  instance  was  that  of  a 
builder  who  wanted  $24,000.  He  could  have  got 
along  with  less,  but  decided  that  the  figure  named 
was  necessary.  He  was  refused  by  one  institution 
and  the  same  day  obtained  $36,000  on  the  same 
security  from  another  equally  conservative  house,. 
The  slight  difference  of  $12,000  would  be  a  fortune  to 
many  a  less  audacious  man. 


IMPORTANT  SALES. 


An  interesting  exchange  of  property  was  recorded 
this  week.  Oscar  E.  Anderson  transferred  to  the  es- 
tate of  James  M.  Kyan  the  southwest  corner  of 
Forty-fifth  street  and  Viucennes  avenue,  east  front, 
89  by  137.2  on  a  basis  of  1110,000,  and  received  in  ex- 
change 44  by  U8i  feet  on  Monroe  street,  280  feet  west 
of  Oakley  avenue,  at  $8,800;  25  by  100  feet  on  Fifth 
avenue,  50  feet  north  of  Harrison  street,  at  $85,000, 
and  48  by  150  feet  on  Grand  boulevard,  2911  feet  south 
of  Forty-second  street,  at  $15,000. 

Dexter  A.  Smith  has  said  to  Frank  W.  Patrick  the 


July  13,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


659 


premises  4058  and  4060  Ellis  avenue,  50  by  180  feet, 
for  $50,000. 

Isaac  C.  Gifford  has  sold  to  the  American  Ceramic 
Works  for  865,000  the  property  on  Ada  street,  141  feet 
north  of  Fifty-ninth,  149  by  124.5  feet,  for  $65,000. 

Ada  S.  Garrett  has  sold  to  Richard  L.  de  Zeng  for 
$70,000  the  property  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Ful- 
lerton  and  Kimball  avenues,  500.74  by  1,281  feet. 


NEW  MECHANIC'S  LIEN  LAW. 

SYNOPSIS  OP  SECTIONS  AND   HEADINGS  OF  SEC- 
TIONS NOT  PPINIED  (COFYBIGHTBD  BY 

J.  A.  COLEMAN,  ATTORNEY  AT  LAW.) 
IMPORTANT  SECTIONS  OF  THE  ACT  OF  lei95. 

Section  I.  That  any  person  who  shall  by  any  con- 
tract with  the  owner  of  a  lot  or  tract  of  land,  or  with 
one  whom  such  owner  has  authorized  or  knowingly 
permitted  to  improve  the  same,  furnish  or  specially 
manufacture  and  prepare  materials,  fixtures,  appa- 
ratus or  machinery  for  the  purpose  of,  or  in  building, 
altering,  repairing  or  ornamenting  any  house  or 
other  building,  walk,  driveway,  fence  or  improve- 
ment, or  appurtenance  thereto  on  such  lot,  or  con- 
nected therewith,  and  upon,  over  or  under  a  side- 
walk; street  or  alley  adjoining;  or  All  or  excavate 
such  lot;  or  raise  or  lower  any  house  thereon,  or  re- 
move any  house  thereto;  or  perform  services  as  an 
architect  for  any  such  purpose;  or  furnish  or  perform 
labor  or  services  as  superintendent,  timekeeper,  or 
otherwise  in  building,  altering,  reparing  or  orna- 
menting the  same;  or  furnish  materials,  fixtures, 
apparatus,  machinery,  labor  or  services  on  the  order 
of  his  agent,  architect  or  superintendent  having 
charge  of  the  improvement  in  building,  altering,  re- 
pairing or  ornamenting  the  same,  shall  be  known  un- 
der this  act  as  a  contractor,  and  shall  have  a  lien 
upon  the  whole  of  such  tract  of  land  or  lot  and  upon 
the  adjoining  or  adjacent  lots  of  such  owner  consti- 
tuting the  same  premises  and  occupied  or  used  in 
connection  with  such  lot  as  a  place  of  residence  or 
business;  and  in  case  the  contract  be  entire  and  re- 
late to  two  or  more  buildings  on  adjoining  or  adjacent 
lots  of  the  same  owner,  upon  all  of  said  lots  and  the 
improvements  thereon,  for  the  amount  due  to  him 
for  such  material,  fixtures,  apparatus,  machinery, 
services  or  labor,  and  interest  from  the  date  the 
same  is  due. 

This  lien  shall  extend  to  an  estate  in  fee,  for  life, 
for  years,  or  any  other  estate,  or  any  right  of  re- 
demption, or  other  interest  which  such  owner  may 
have  in  the  lot  or  land  at  the  time  of  making  such 
contract  or  may  subsequently  acquire  therein,  and, 
as  to  the  improvements  for  which  the  lien  is  claimed, 
shall  be  superior  to  any  right  of  dower  of  husband  or 
wife  in  such  improvements. 

This  lien  shall  attach  as  of  the  date  of  the  con- 
tract, hut  as  against  or  to  the  prejudice  of  any  other 
creditor,  incumbrancer  or  purchaser,  without  actual 
or  constructive  notice  of  such  contract.  The  lien  shall 
not  attach  as  of  the  date  of  the  contract,  unless, 
within  thirty  dajs  thereafter,  the  contractor  shall 
file  in  the  office  of  the  clerk  of  the  Circuit  Court  of 
the  county  in  which  such  improvement  is  to  be  made, 
a  statement,  giving  his  name  and  the  name  of  the 
owner  of  the  property,  what"  his  contract  is  for,  the 
amount  to  be  paid,  a  description  of  the  property, 
and  the  date  when  delivery  of  material,  or  work  is  to 
be  completed.  If  such  statement  is  not  filed  within 
the  thirty  days  named,  the  lien  shall  attach  from  the 
date  the  same  is.  filed,  provided,  that  commencement 
of  work  or  delivery  of  material  at  the  premises  by 
any  contractor,  shall  serve  the  same  purpose  as  the 
filing  of  such  statement  or  commencement  of  work 
by  all  parties  who  may  subsequently  furnish  or 
specially  prepare  material  for,  or  perform  services  or 
labor  in  the  construction  of  the  improvement. 

The  lien  for  materials  bought,  specially  prepared 
for,  or  delivered  at,  but  not  usod  in  the  improvement, 
shall  be  second  to  the  lien  of  contractors  whose 
material  was  used  therein;  and  as  against  purchas- 
ers and  incumbrancers  of  such  real  estate,  who  be- 
come such  without  actual  or  constructive  notice  of 
the  contract  for  materials,  the  lien  shall  prevail  only 
to  the  extent  of  the  value  of  the  materials  used. 


If  the  materials,  fixtures,  apparatus,  machinery, 
laborer  services  were  furnished  under  a  contract 
with  any  of  the  persons  named  other  than  the  owner, 
or  one  by  him  authorized  to  make  such  contract,  the 
owner  may  prevent  such  lien  for  what  is  not  then 
furnished  or  oerformed,  by  giving  written  notice  to 
the  person  furnishing  or  performing  the  same  that 
he  will  not  be  responsible  therefor. 

Sec.  2  Provides  for  mistake  in  erecting  building 
on  wrong  lot.  Lien  is  placed  on  the  building  only 
which  can  be  removed. 

Sec.  3.  Provides  for  liens  on  land  owned  by  wife 
where  the  husband  makes  the  contract.  No  claim  of 
homestead  rights  by  either  husband  or  wife  will  de- 
feat a  lien. 

Sec.  4.  Makes  provision  when  the  owner  fails  to 
make  payments  or  fails  on  his  part.  The  contractor 
is  not  to  suffer  by  such  delays  but  can  claim  money 
already  earned  and  for  material  furnished  including 
damages,  and  on  ten  days  notice  to  owner  the  con- 
tractor may  quit  work  and  have  lien  for  materials 
and  labor  as  aforesaid;  also  the  material  unused  can 
be  removed. 

Sec  5.  The  contractor  must  notify  the  owner  and 
give  him  names  of  all  persons  engaged  on  the  build- 
ing and  furnishing  materials  under  oath.  Owner 
may  cancel  contract  if  contractor  refuses  or  neglects 
to  furnish  such  information  and  notice.  This  is  an 
important  section  and  should  be  studied  closely  by 
contractors  because  it  provides  for  forfeiture  by  con- 
tractor for  work  already  done. 

Sec.  6.  Bars  a  lien  in  case  of  verbal  contract  when 
the  materials  and  labor  are  not  furnished  within  one 
year  from  date  of  contract  and  no  lien  shall  be  al- 
lowed under  written  contract  unless  work  is  done 
and  materials  furnished  within  three  years  or  the 
time  of  pavment  beyond  one  year  from  date  of  con- 
tract. Nor  shall  a  lien  be  had  under  written  con- 
tract when  the  time  of  completion  or  final  payment 
is  more  than  one  year  from  date  of  contract  unless 
the  work  be  continued  up  to  the  date  of  such  pay- 
ment, or  a  notice  filed  with  the  clerk  of  the  Circuit 
Court  within  thirty  days  after  completing  contract. 
Contractors  should  read  this  section  closely. 

Sec.  7.  No  contractor  shall  be  allowed  a  lien  to 
the  prejudice  of  other  creditors  or  incumbrancer  or 
purchaser  unless  he  shall  bring  suit  within  four 
months  after  last  payment,  etc.  Contractors  and 
owners  should  consult  a  good  lawyer  at  once  when 
this  condition  arises.  The  section  is  extensive  and 
complicated. 

Sec.  8.  All  claims  for  liens  that  may  arise  under 
the  terms  of  this  new  lien  law  shall  be  assignable 
and  the  assignee  may  enforce  such  liens  and  collect 
the  money.  This  was  sometimes  done  under  the  old 
law 

Sec.  9.  Any  two  or  more  persons  having  liens  on 
same  property  may  join  in  suit  and  set  forth  their 
claims  jointly.  This  section  involves  foreclosure  of 
mortgage  or  trust  deed  and  is  not  easily  understood 
by  any  one  not  a  lawyer. 

Sec.  10  applies  to  administrators  or  executors 
and  makes  provision  when  any  of  the  parties  in  in- 
terest die  pending  the  proceedings.  It  is  a  difficult 
section  involving  legal  complications. 

Sec.  1112  and  13  have  reference  to  the  pleadings 
and  will  only  be  understood  by  lawyers. 

Sec.  14  and  15  protect  parties  who  are  not  ready 
for  trial  for  want  of  preparation  but  trial  shall  be 
had  upon  issues  between  such  parties  as  are  before 
the  court  without  reference  to  issues  between  other 
parties,  but  nothing  shall  be  done  or  ordered  done 
that  would  prevent  a  just  distribution  among  all 
claimants.  This  section  will  prove  troublesome  to 
lawyers,  courts  and  litigants  as  final  adjudication 
can  not  be  made  till  all  parties  in  interest  are  pro- 
vided for. 

Sec.  16.  Gives  preference  to  claims  for  liens  over 
all  incumbrances  and  will  not  be  defeated  by  even 
widow's  dower,  or  by  any  mortgage  or  trust  deed. 

Sec.  17  provides  that  where  claims  relates  to  dif- 
ferent lots  the  court  can  apportion  the  damages  or 
amount  of  the  lien  and  each  house  and  lot  shall  bear 
its  just  proportion. 

,    Sec.  18  provides  that  costs  shall  be  divided  or  as- 


sessed equitably  against  the  losing  parties. 

Sec.  19  provides  for  the  sale  separately  of  a  part  of 
the  premises  affected  by  liens  so  as  to  leave  intact 
the  residue  if  they  can  be  separated. 

Sec.  20  directs  the  application  of  the  proceeds  of 
sale  to  each  in  proportion  to  their  amounts  except 
that  claims  of  laborers  to  the  extent  of  of  two  weeks' 
wages  shall  be  paid  first,  and  after  that  the  balance 
due  such  laborers  and  other  mechanic  lien  creditors 
shall  be  made  pro  rata  and  in  case  of  any  excess  of 
money  realized  to  be  returned  to  owner. 

Sec.  21  provides  that  the  right  of  redemption 
shall  exist  in  favor  of  the  same  persons  in  the  eame 
manner  as  is  provided  for  the  redemption  of  real 
estate  from  sales  under  judgment  and  executions  at 
law. 

Sec.  22  applies  to  subcontractors  and  is  a  difficult 
provision  of  the  law.  It  contemplates  many 
mechanic's  laborers  and  material  men  demanding 
more  in  the  aggregate  than  equals  the  contract  price, 
but  allows  interest  on  claims  as  well  as  costs,  at- 
torney fees,  etc.,  which  will  in  many  cases  exceed  the 
contract  price,  and  when  the  contractor  shall  fail  to 
perform  his  part  or  abandon  his  work  pursuant  to 
section  20.  The  subcontractors  and  material  men 
may  complete  the  work  and  shall  be  allowed  a  reas- 
onable compensation  for  same.  Provided  if  it  shall 
appear  to  the  court  that  the  owner  and  the  contractor 
conspired  to  fix  a  low  price  to  defraud  others  then  the 
court  shall  receive  evidence  for  the  purpose  of  ascer- 
taining the  difference  between  a  fair  price  and  the 
"fixed  price."  This  section  involves  many  other  sec- 
tions and  is  too  complicated  for  anybody  but  a  good 
lawyer. 

Sec  23.  Subcontractors  are  required  to  make  out 
and  give  to  the  owner  and  contractor  a  statement 
of  all  persons  furnishing  materials,  etc.,  as  given  in  a 
previous  section,  and  if  such  subcontractors  fail  to 
give  such  notice  they  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  $50  for 
every  such  offense. 

Sec.  25  prescribes  the  form  of  notice  to  be  served 
on  owner.  The  foregoing  extracts  are  sufficient  for 
the  purpose  of  showing  the  changes  and  principal 
features  in  the  present  lien  law  of  Illinois.  It  will 
not  be  long  until  the  courts  will  construe  the  law  on 
a  number  of  doubtful  points.  The  Journal  will 
endeavor  to  publish  decisions  as  fast  as  they  are  ren- 
dered for  the  benefit  of  its  readers.  The  act  is  said 
to  be  an  improvement  in  many  respects  over  the  old 
law.  It  certainly  contemplate-;  and  provides  for 
many  difficulties  that  arise  every  day  under  the  head 
of  Mechanic's  Liens. 


VALUE  OF  REAL  ESTATE  IN  WASHING- 
TON, D.  C. 

The  following  sales  of  frontage  on  leading  streets 
and  avenues  in  Washington,  D.  C.  will  serve  to  show 
values  there: 

As  will  be  seen,  the  movement  in  property  in  this 
city  has  not  been,  during  the  time  referred  to,  very 
active,  and  it  will  no  doubt  be  a  surprise  to  many  to 
know  that  the  transfers  have  been  so  limited  in 
number.  It  is  not  claimed  that  the  list  is  a  complete 
one,  but  it  is  very  nearly  so,  and  includes  all  of  the 
important  transactions  in  the  period  indicated.  The 
list  is  as  follows,  the  year  of  the  transaction  being 
first  given  and  then  the  price  paid  per  square  foot, 
which  includes,  of  course,  the  value  of  the  Improve- 
ments: 

PER  SQ.  FT. 

Northwest  corner  of  11th  street  and  Pennsyl- 
vania avenue,  with  a  frontage  of  twenty  feet, 
and  containing  1,693  square  feet.  1881,  cost, 
$30,000.  $17.72 

Fronting  twenty-three  feet  seven  inches,  ex- 
tending back  to  Dstreet,  and  containing  i,673 
square  feet.    1883,  co*t,  $33,460.  $20.00 

On  the  south  side  of  Pennsylvania  avenue,  be- 
tween 12th  and  13th  streets,  fronting  sixteen 
feet  six  inches,  running  back  to  D  street,  and 
containing  l,5i6  sqare  feet.    1887,  cost,  $7,630.  $5.00 

Pennsylvania  avenue,  having  a  frontage  of 
fifteen  feet  ten  inches  and  containing  1,160 
square  feet.   1887,  cost,  $24,599.  $21.12 

At  the  northeast  corner  of  the  avenue  and  7th 
street,  with  a  frontage  on  three  streets,  con- 
taining 2,452  square  feet,  1887,  cost,  about 
»105,000.  $42.00 


660 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  J  OtJtlJ? At. 


July  13,  1896. 


The  southeast  corner  of  the  avenue  and  11th 
street,  having  a  frontage  of  twenty-eight  feet, 
and  containing  2,892  square  feet.  1881,  cost, 
$33,500.  $12.30 

Pennsylvania  avenue,  fronting  twenty-flve  feet, 
and  containing  4,.')00  square  feet.  1887.  cost, 
$11,000.  $2.44 

Fronting  twenty-three  feet  six  Inches  on  the 
south  side,  and  extending  back  to  C  street, 
and  containing  2,669  square  feet.  1888,  cost, 
$13,718.  $5.14 

Pennsylvania  avenue,  fronting  twenty-two  feet 
on  the  south  side  of  the  avenue,  and  con- 
taining 2,232  square  feet.   1888.  cost,  $28,000.  $12.54 

Fronting  thirty-nine  feet  ten  inches  on  the 
south  side,  and  containing  2,572  square  feet. 
1888.  cost,  $17,825.  $6.93 

Fronting  twenty-six  feet  and  containing  1,855 
square  feet.    1888,  cost,  $38,500.  $20.75 

Southwest  corner  of  the  avenue  and  10th  street, 
having  a  frontage  of  twenty-one  feet  six 
inches,  and  containing  1,832  square  feet.  1888, 
cost.  $22,000.  $12.11 

Fronting  21  98  feet,  extending  back  to  C  street, 
and  containing  2,162  square  feet.  1886,  cost, 
$37,000.  $17  00 

Northeast  corner  of  3d  and  the  avenup,  having 
a  frontage  of  25  feet  and  containing  4,359 
square  feet.   1889,  cost,  $21.79.').  $5.00 

At  I  he  northeast  corner  of  the  avenue  and  10th 
street,  containing  2,559  square  feet,  with 
frontage  on  three  streets.    1890,  cost,  $130,000.  $50  80 

Fronting  15  feet  10  inches  and  containing  1,194 
square  feet.    1891.  cost,  $40,(  00.  $33  50 

The  whole  square  323  on  the  south  side  of  the 
avenue  between  Hth  and  12th,  purchased  by 
the  United  States  for  the  city  post  ofBce 
building,  containing  61,436  squarefeet.  1891, 
cost,  $tj50,162.  $10  59 

Fronting  25  feet  and  containing  4,043  square 
feet.    1891,  cost,  fl8,000.  $4.50 

The  whole  square  255  on  the  south  side  of 
Pennsylvania  avenue  or  E  street  between  13J 
and  I4th  streets,  for  the  power  house  of  the 
W.  and  G.  R-  R..  containing  45,9'0  square 
feet.    189!,  cost,  $555,511.  $12.10 

E  street  or  the  avenue  between  I3th  and  14th, 
having  a  frontage  of  20  feet  and  containing 
3,180  square  feet    1892,  cost,  $25  440.  $8.00 

Old  Imperial  Hotel  property,  fronting  70  feet 
on  E  street  or  the  avenue,  between  13th  and 
14th  streets,  and  containing  11,130  square 
feet.    1892.  cost,  $80,000.  $7.00 

Northeast  corner  of  the  avenue  and  12th  street, 
fronting  46  feet  6  inches,  and  containing  5,260 
feet.   1«92,  cost,  about  $157  800.         About  $30.00 

Northwest  corner  ef  the  avenue  and  14th  street, 
having  a  frontage  of  139  feet  on  the  avenue, 
and  extending  back  to  F  street  and  contain- 
ing 33,467  square  feet.    1892,  cost,  $602,406.  $18.00 

Fronting  50  feet  and  containing  11,245  square 
feet,  including  the  rear  part  of  the  adjoining 
lot,    1895,  cost,  $  0,800.  $2.75 

Fronting  15  feet  10  inches,  and  containing  1,160 
squarefeet.    1895,  cost,  $41,250.  $35.55! 

Fronting  24  feet,  and  extending  back  to  D 
street,  with  a  frontage  of  20  feet  on  that 
street,  containing  3,197  square  feet.  1895, 
cost,  $61,500.  $19.23 


July  2»,  11a  m.    Walter  Batler,  master. 


Mr.  J.  A.  Coleman,  1107  Ashland  Block,  has  gotten 
out  a  pocket  edition  of  the  new  Mechanic  Lien  Law, 
as  prepared  by  him,  and  an  explanation,  with  forms, 
etc.,  of  114  pages.  The  book  has  a  complete  index, 
and  the  explanation  will  enable  anyone  from  material 
man  and  contractor,  to  laborer,  as  well  as  owner,  to 
know  exactly  what  to  do,  and  how  to  do  it  in  order 
to  protect  himself.  It  can  be  had  at  $1.50  per  copy 
by  addressing  his  office. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKE  PLACE  BETWEKH  JULY   15  AKDJONESli.  1894. 

Bsrland'e  eob.  It  13  of  the  e  m  ft  of  the  w  3£  of  the  n  e  "4  of  sec  30 

»U  U.  July  8U,  11  a  m.  Adelheid  Scbultz,  admtr.  N  0  K. 
LoomiB  enb.  It  2  in  the  enb  of  Its  U  to  16  of  Iti  16  and  17  of  Turner's 

sub  of  It  i  of  the  b  H  of  the  s  e  !i  of  see  12  39  13.    July  19,  11  a  m 

Edw  A    icker,  master,  1109  Taooma  bldg.  NOB. 
Harvey,  It  29  in  b  75.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 
Wentworth'8  sub.  It  5  in  b  3  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  H 

of  sec  34  39  14.  July  20,  10  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg. 

N  0  B. 

Oh'go  Unvsty  sub.  It  44  in  b  44  of  the  s  W  of  the  n  e  H.  the  w  K  of  the 
BVi  ot  the  n  i4  of  the  n  e  ^4  and  the  s  e  !i  ot  the  n  w  H  of  sec  7  38 
14.  July  19, 11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  LaSalle  st.  N  0  K. 

Earle's  resnb,  Its  13  and  14  of  the  e  H  of  b  6  and  the  w  H  of  b  6  in 
Cleaver  &  Bbermau's  sub  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  s  20  acres  of  the  n 
w  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  see  3  88  14.  July  19,  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. NCR. 

Chapman  Bro's  sub.  the  e  18.6  inches  of  Ihe  n  100  ft  of  It  2  of  the  w  % 
of  It  12  all  of  It  11  and  the  e  Vi  of  It  10  in  b  6  in  Bockwell's  add.  July 
19,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Temple's  sob,  It  26  in  b  2  of  the  e  '/»  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  n  w  V  of  see 
16  38  It.  July  19,  il  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master.  NOB. 


Holstein.  ''inkham's  add.  It  19  iu  the  sob  of  Its  in  to 24  in  b  fi  of  =the  s 
w  M,  of  sec  30  40  14.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Gdw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

Sohultz's  sub.  Its  11  and  12  of  pt  of  It  33  in  EnBelland's  sub  of  tne  n  w 
H,  of  sec  6  36  14.  July  24.  11  a  m.  Walter  BuHer,  master.  56  Portland 
blk.  Ij  h. 

MoOanney's  add.  It  15  in  b  3  in  Wilmette.  July  22,  1pm.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master.  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Us  5S,  56  and  57  in  b  9.   July  20,  10  a  m.  Geo 

Bass,  master.  N  0  K. 
Lts  19  to  32  in  b  1,  Its  19  to  25  In  b  2.  Its  1  to  27  in  h  3  and  Its  1  to  14  and 

•i8  to  41  in  b  4  in  the  sob  of  that  ot  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  M  of  sec  8 

39  13.  July  19,  11  a  m.    Chas  T  Farson.   master,  108  Dearborn  St. 

NOB. 

Premises  at  the  n  w  cor  of  64th  and  Fast  End  av.  Hyde  Park  in  sees  11 
12  14  38  14.  July  20,  1"  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master  NOR. 

MoLeod's  sub.  Its  1  to  23  in  b  1  of  the  e  V4  of  the  s  e  H  of  the  s  w  H  of 
sec  24  38  13.  July  23,  11  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  st. 
L  N. 

Lt  27  In  b  1  in  Ihe  sab  ot  the  e  V4  of  the  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  w  U 
of  sec  8  38  14.  July  20,  1pm.  Edm  8  Onmmings,  master,  701  Kedzie 
bldg.  L  N. 

Vanden  Berg's  snb.  Its  21  and  22  of  pt  of  It  64  in  sec  16  87  14.  July  25, 
11  a  m.  Leonard  Vanden  Berg,  admtr.  L,  N. 

Q'over's  snb.  Its  46  47  and  48  of  th   s  Vi  of  b  61  in  the  sub  of  sec  19  3S 

14.  July  3P.  11  a  m.  Jno  Berg,  adtctr.  L  N. 
Terby's  sub.  the  e  H  of  It  18  in  b  2  of  the  n  V4  of  the  n  V4  of  the  n  w  H 

and  the  w  H  of  thb  n  e  !4  of  sec  15      14.    July  29,  11  a  m.  Biram 

Barber,  master,  626  Opera  Hoase  bldg. 

Slaufter's  sub.  Its  22  and  23  of  Its  1  to  4  in  b  17  of  Linden  Gr^ve  sub  in 
the  n  w  K  of  sec  21  38  14.  Jnly  2J,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master, 
702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  NOR. 

Hutchinson's  sob.  It  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  16  and  17  of  bs  2  and  3  in  Hnb- 
harJ'H  sub  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  ^  ot  sac  2  38  14.  July  20,  11  a  m.  A 
F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Graves'  snb,  It  6  in  b  2  of  that  pt  of  the  a  V4  of  the  n  V4  of  the  n  e  H  of 
sec  34  39  14.  July  VO,  11  a  m.  Chas  T  Farson,  master.  L  N. 

Oakwood  sub.  Its  39  to  42  in  b  6,  of  the  n  V4  of  the  s  !4  of  the  n  e  !4  of 
sec  22  38  14.  July  24,  II  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Sheffield's  add.  It  12  in  b  41. 
L  N. 

Westfall'a  sab,  the  n  '-4  of  It  91,  dlv  1.  in  sec  30  38  15;  al^o  sublt  20  in  It 
1  in  b  7  Oanal  'i  ruitees  sub  in  the  s  e  14  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  It  132 
dlv  2  of  said  sub  in  sec  30  38  15.  July  27,  11  am.  Julia  M  Penn, 
admtrx.  NOB. 

Stone's  sob,  beginning  at  Ihe  n  w  cor  of  It  1  in  b  5  of  the  n  16  acres  of 
the  w  V4  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  3B  39  14.  July  23,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman, 
master,  66  Beaper  blk.  K  0  B. 

Hosm  r  &  Mackey's  snb.  It  42  in  b  9  of  bs  1  to  6  and  bs  12  to  IB  in 
Freer's  snb  ot  the  w  yj  of  the  n  w  V4  of  sec  2  39  13.  July  19.  11  a  m. 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

Marston's  &  Augur's  sub.  It  28  in  b  4  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  w  H  of  'eo 
20;  and  It  8  in  b  9  io  Snow  &  Dickinson's  Qarfl^ld  blvd  add  m  tec  17 
38  14.  July  17.  II  a  m.  Walter  Bntler.  master.  L  N. 

Snmmerdele,  It  26  of  b  2.  Joly  27.  11  a  m.  Edwin  1  Felsenthal,  admtr. 
L  N. 

Stave  &  Kle-^'m's  sub,  Its  6,  7,  9  and  10  in  b  6  of  the  n  o  H  of  sec  25  38 
13.  July  13.  1pm.  Edm  8  Oummings.  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Circuit  Ot  sub,  lt«  23,  24  and  25  in  b  1,  in  ptn  of  It  22  in  County  Oiks 
sub  in  sec  18  41  14.  .luly  15,  1  p  m.  yeo  Mills  Rogers,  n^aster,  UO 
Washington  st.  L  N. 

8upr  Ot  sub.  It  14  in  b  3  of  It  2  of  Sopr  Ot  ptn  of  the  s  m-8  of  the  n  e  !4 
of  sec  4  38  14.  Jnly  15,  11am.  Lucins  W  Winchester,  master,  115 
Monroe  st.  L  N. 

Hayward's  snb.  It  35  in  b  2  of  that  pt  s  ot  the  blvd  of  the  s  e  of  s  e 
H  of  the  n  e  14  of  peo  II  39  U.  July  13,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leamine 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  No  489  State  st;  also  Its  7  to  12,  34  to  21  in  b  7  in 
Philips  sob  of  n  w  ot  n  w  J4  of  sec  6  36  15.  July  16,  Ham.  M  F 
Taley,  executor.  L  N. 

Bowen  i  McKey's  sob,  sublts  1  and  2  of  Its  26  to  34  (ex  the  n  40  ft  of 
Its  31  to  3*  in  b  10  in  Fort  Dearborn  add.  July  12,  10  a  m.  Ill  Trust 
and  8vgs  Bk,  goardian.  L  N. 

Barnum  Orove,  the  s  6(i  ft  of  It  7  (ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  5  of  ihe  s  42  7 
Bcres  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  e  i4  of  sec  21  38  14.  also  the  n  40  ft  of  It  7 
(ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  6  in  Barnum  Grove  sob  ot  the  s  42  7  acres  of  the 
w  Yt  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  21  38  14.  Jnly  15,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master 
110  La  8ahe  st.  L  N. 

0  &  0  0  ii  D  no's  sob.  It  5  of  the  sub  ot  Its  18  to  29  iu  b  4,  sees  6  and  6 

37  IB;  also  Its  22  and  23  in  h  5  in  said  sub  of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  2  37  14 
July  17,  11am.  Walter  Butler,  m»ster.  L  N. 

Higgins.  Law  &  Go's  add,  It  5  (ex  the  e  2  ft.)  July  23,  11  am.  Alex 
Ohytraus,  admtr.  NOB. 

Larped  snb.  Its  34  and  35  In  b  1  of  the  e  Y,  of  the  e  Yi  of  the  n  e  U  of 
the^  w  Vi  of  sec  81  39  14.    July  23,  Ham.   Alex  Ohytraus,  admtr. 

Canal  Trustees  sob.  an  nnd  1-7  iut  in  the  s  V4  ex  the  w  50  ft  and  ex  al- 
so Ihe  e  26  ft  ot  the  w  189  ft  of  s  y4  of  b  36  of  w '4  of  sec  27  39  14 
July  19,  11  a  m.  Jane  A  WlUard,  gaaidian.  NOB. 

Larmon's  sub.  It  64  of  b  3  in  Oanal  Trustees  sob  of  sec  33  39  14  July 
23,  11  a  m.  Ohas  E  Barquist,  admtr.  NOB. 

Schully's  sub.  Its  30  and  31  in  b  3  of  the  n  w  J4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  27 

38  14.  July  13,  Ham.  PL  She-man,  master,  66  Beaper  blk.  NOB. 

Scully's  snb.  Its  31  and  32  in  b  4  of  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  27  38 
1<:  also  Its  33  and  34  in  b  4  in  said  sub.  July  13,  11  a  m.  PL  Sher- 
man, master.  NOB. 

Oochrun  ef  al  sub.  It  45  in  ihe  sub  of  n  !^  of  b  8  of  the  w  Yi  of  the  s  e  H 
of  sec  6  39  14.  July  20,  11  a  m.  Margaret  Nngenf,  admtr.  N  0  K. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add,  the  n  20  ft  of  It  706  and  the  8  ft 
ot  It  704,  being  a  sub  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  20  38  14.  July  16, 
Ham.  Qho  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  NOB. 

Jernberg's  sub,  Its  14,  15,  16,  17,  18.  21.  40,  24,  4,  5,  6,  7,  1,  2  34  85  44 
45.  46.  47,  28,  29,  32,  33.  3.  38,  39,  3,  41  n  '/»  of  It  42  s  of  It  42  Its  43  26' 
27,  36,  37,  19  and  20  in  b  3  the  w  !4  of  It  24  in  b  1  and  Its  26,  29.  30,  40, 
44.  46,  37,  38.  32.  33,  41,  42,  43,  26.  27,  39.  28.  35,  36.  46,  47.  34,  31  in  b  4 
ot  the  w  Y2  ot  the  n  w  !4  ot  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  e  }i  ot  sec  5  39  13.  July 
13.  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master.  NOR. 

Reynold's  sub.  It  1  io  b  2  of  the  n  w  i4  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  6  S9  13;  also 
it  3  in  b  3  in  said  sub.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Theron  Durham,  admtr. 
NOB. 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  26  in  b  51  a  sab  of  the  n  w  K  of  sec  34  39 
12.  July  16,  Ham.  Finley  Scruggs,  tdmtr.  L  N. 

Culver's  Pk,  Gammon's  sub,  Its  24  and  25  in  b  2  of  Its  1  and  2  of  Mor- 
bach  et  al  sub  of  the  s  e  K  of  the  a  w  H  of  see  7  40  14.  July  20,  11  a 
m.  Margaret  Miller,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Beebesub,  It  2  of  the  w  ^  of  the  s  w  and  the  s  w  54  «  of  90  foot  line 
of  canalii  sec  33  38  12.  July  17,  11  a  m.  Laoj  R  Beebe,  admtrx.  L  N 


SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

State  Bank  ot  Ttl  sub.  It  30  b'6  sec  4  39  14;  also  Its  24  and  25  Rudolph 
&  Ohladek's  add  to  Austin  a  sub  s  e  !4  u  w  H  b  e  >4  6  39  13.  and  Its  26 
to  40  in  b  2  in  Hedenberg's  sob  nwj48e!4ee!47  38  14.    July  28, 

10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  Phillip's  add,  It  120  a  sob  of  the  e  i4  D  e  ^  eeo 
29  88  14.  July  23.  10  a  tii.  Jas  Pease,  sherlfl.  NOR. 

240  acres  being  the  n  e  and  the  e  yi  ot  the  n  w  !4  of  see  9  37  12;  also 
It  3  b  34  Johnston,  Roberts  &  Storr's  add,  sec  4  89  14.  Jnly  28,  10  a  m. 
Jas  Pease  sheriff.  NOB. 

County  Oik's  dlv.  It  27  of  s  e  !4  of  see  17  42  18.  July  23,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sherlfl.  NOB. 

Talbot's  sub.  It  64  of  that  pt  w  of  Olark  st  ot  b  13  of  Lafltn,  Smith  & 
Dyer's  sob  of  n  e  H  (ex  128-100  acres  in  n  e  cor)  seo  20  40  14.  Jtly  23, 

11  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Eggleston's  2nd  sub.  It  1  b  10  of  the  n  >4  of  the  n  e  !4  (ei  the  n  of  n 
i4  of  n  H  of  said  n  e  ?4  In  seo  28  33  14.  July  16,  IC  am.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff  NOB. 

Baldwin's  sob.  Its  16  and  16  in  b  3  of  bs  3.  14,  19,  30.  31  and  33  in  La 
Vergne  a  sub  of  all  of  n  w  5.4  and  that  pt  of  n  e  >4  and  s  e  H  and  e  H 
of  s  w  ^  in  sec  31  39  13.  July  16.  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Elston's  add.  It  9  b  93  sees  4  and  5  39  14. 
sheriff.  NOB. 


July  16,  10  a  m.    Jas  Pease, 


Normal  Pk.  Downing  &  Phillip's  add.  Its  485,  488  (ex  the  s  149  ft)  e  V4 
n  e  !^  sec  29  38  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOB. 

Talbots'  sob.  It  64  of  that  pt  of  b  13  lying  w  "f  Olark  st  w  M  n  e  M  seo 
20  40  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Allln's  resub.  It  3  of  the  s  96  ft  of  subblk  2  in  b  8  In  the  sub  of  Its  81 
and  32  in  Assessor's  dlv  of  the  n  w  ^4  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo 
82  39  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Peuse,  sheriff.  NOB. 

The  e  of  the  s  e  H  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  w  H  of  s  w  ^  and  n  38 
acres  of  the  e  Vj  o£  s  w  of  seo  20  37  13.  Joly  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sherlfl.  NOR. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Excnrsion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  bv  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  Bnrlim/ton.  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukes,  Hartland,  Nashotah.  Oconomowoo.  Kilb"urn,  Hparta, 
8t.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetonka,  Tomihawk,  Minocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontnragon,  and  all  re»"rts  of  Wisconsin,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  ot  e>»ch  week  to  wisco'  sin  Hesorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Dnlon  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOETH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocaiity  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMEITT  as  BUSINESS  PROPEETY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Mayweed,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

TRUSTEES: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


July  13,  1896.  TtlE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Tfit:  RfiAL  ESTATte  AND  BUILDING  JOOHKAL. 


July  13,  1896 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
July  11,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000    S4n  |i,310,7(i8 

Oity,  under  $1,000.  lit  71,811 

Oounty   89  317,782 

Total   88!f  »2,699,998 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  July  12,  1894. 

Hales.  AmoDnt, 

Olty,  over  11,000                            271  11,399,810 

Olty,  under  1,000....                      129  75,543 

Oounty                                        160  302,516 

Total                                     640  11,777,869 


Ada  St,  141  ft  n  of  59tta,  w  f  149x124.56; 
also  Tbroop  st,  141  ft  n  of  69tb.  e  f  149 
X124.66;  Jane  21;  Isaac  0  Gifford  to 

Amerioan  Oeramio  works  f 66,000 

Addison  st,  82  ft  w  of  Tyson,  s  f  50x126; 

May  1.  E  Strieker  to  E  F  Mitobell.|l,400 
Addison  av,  64  ft  w  of  Wilton,  s  f  36  76- 
100x124  95-100;  June  14.  M  AUmen- 

dinger  to  0  Bnokiagham  $3,760 

Anthony  av,  217  tt  s  e  of  Sooth  Park,  s  w 
t  25x125;  Jnne  15.  ATS  Trexler  to  0 

A  MoMinn  $4,600 

Alaska  st.  150  ft  w  of  Larrabee,  s  f  26x69; 
Jane  6.  A  Eellner  to  0  Buokingbam 

 $3,800 

Alaska  st,  160  ft  e  of  Town,  s  f  25x69;  May 

31.  F  Amesob  to  0  Bnokingbam  $2,250 

Archer  ay,  161  ft  n  e  of  22nd  st,  n  w  f  25 
x75,  more  or  less;  J nl;  8.  L  Rosengarten 

to  L  Eckstein  $7,(  00 

Armitage  av,  68  ft  e  of  N  4l8t,  n  f  75x125; 
Jnly  9.  Q  a  Newbarg  to  J  T  Rossing 

  $3,000 

Armour  av,  721  f t  s  of  47th  st,ef  25x943^; 

Jnly  10.  N  Oartis  to  A  Todd  $2,500 

Armoar  av,  s  w  cor  37th  st,  e  f  50x97; 

Jnly  1.  M  Fitzgrerald  to  H  Stern ..  .$3,900 
Artesian  ar,  288  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
24x124 ;  July  2.  S  Johnson  to  S  M  Thomp- 
son  $3,600 

Ashland  av,  49  ft  s  of  83d  st,  e  f  76  x  125; 
Ang  30,'93.  B  Meyer  to  M  Dembafsky 

  $1,692 

Ashland  ay,  176  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  60x 
1213^;  Jnly  5.  E  Galvin  to  0  J  Wils 

 $3,000 

Ashland  av,  146  ft  n  of  44th  st.  e  f  25x 
124;  Jaly  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Free  Home 

B  Land  H  Assn   $1,080 

Abhland  av,  s  w  ooi  43rd  st,  e  f  60x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Jnly  2.  Mast  in  Oban 

to  E  WoestboflE   $8,900 

Ashland  av,  336  ft  c  of  60th  st,  e  f  24z 
122;  May  27.  E  A  Warfield  to  I  Ohesbire 

 $2,000 

Aogasta  st,  98  ft  e  of  Fairfield  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jnne  8.  A  tianson  to  M  T  Back 

 $3,000 

Angnsta  st,  120  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  24xl2'J; 
Jane  24.  Est  of  T  Soffern  to  P  A  Peter- 
son $1,275 

Avers  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  e  f  260x126;  Jaly 

6 .  U  Garben  to  B  J  Schneider ...  .  $4,(j00 
Avers  av,  214  ft  s  of  Chicago,  e  f  24  x  125; 
Jnly  11.  8  S  Hurlbnt  to  H  W  Duncan- 
son   $1,000 

Avers  av,  74  ft  n  of  Kinzie,  w  f  243^x119, 
and  other  ppty;  June  12,  Est  of  E  Leon- 
ard to  M  B  Williams  $1,000 

Ajers  av,  316  ft  n  of  55th  st,  e  f  50x126; 
Jnly  6.  R  E  Sobeunemann  to  W  T  Far- 
well  |l,fOO 

Balmoral  av,  169  ft  w  of  Wright  st,  n  f  26 
xl2.^;  Jnne  29.  F  M  Mees  to  0  Rascber 

 $4,760 

Beacon  st,  s  e  cor  Wilson  av,  w  f  96  84-100 
xl51  4-10;  June  6.  H  J  Feet  et  al  to  J 

T  Olongh  ....$7,300 

Belle  Plaine  av,  140  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  n 
f  20x100;  Jnne  7.  W  E  Ooman  to  T  A 

Broadbent  $4,0.')0 

Bernioe  av,  263  f  t  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  s  f  373^x126;  Jnne  4.  H  Heins- 

dotff  to  0  H  Risbel  $4,100 

BisseU  st  and  Shef&eld  av,  alley  It  bet, 
172  ft  8  of  Clay  st,  24x50;  Apr  8.  0 

Eisenhuth  to  G  Buokingbam  $1,400 

BisseU  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet,  259 
ft  n  of  Center  st,  50x30;  May  22.  (i 
Kronenberger  to  C  Buckingham  ...  $8, .500 
BisseU  st  and  Clybonrn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
43  ft  8  of  Willow  st,  60x25;  Jnly  1.  H 
Bartelt  to  0  Buckingham  $1,750 


BisseU  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  lot  bet, 
200  ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  60x26;  May  Vl. 
E  G  Wilkinson  to  0  Bookingham.  .$i,250 
BisseU  st  and  Olybourn  av,  alley  It  bet  73 
ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  50x30,  more  or  less; 
May  4.   E  U  Will  to  C  Buokingbam 

 $10,500 

BisseU  st  and  Olybourn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
142  ft  s  of  Willow  st,  50x25;  Jnne  14. 

J  Wardin  to  H  Bartell  $1,750 

Blue  I'^land  av,  60  ft  n  e  of  Dobyns  st,  n 
w  f  24x100;  June  26.  M  J  Fleming  to  J 

W  Oohn   $6,500 

Bine  I-iland  av,  113  ft  a  e  of  W  18th  st,  n 
w  f  24x122,  und  ^  int;  Jnly  1.  J  W 

Oohn  to  S  S  Sohalimaon  $3,250 

Burling  st,  430  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  33x131; 

Jnly  8.  S  Strauss  to  F  H  Raiser.  .$10,600 
California  av  N,  premises  No  988,  26x126; 
July  9.  J  P  Bulton  to  A  P  McDonald 

 $1,1)00 

California  av,  261  ft  n  of  W  18th  st,  w  f 
25x132;  Jnly  8.  M  Sterba  to  A  Kryda 

 $3,700 

Calnmet  av,  142  f t  n  of  20th  st,  e  f  60x 
1773^;  Jaly  8.  A  M  Hall  Ellis  to  M 

Field   $23,000 

Calumet  av,  97  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
1373^;  Jane  4.  W  A  Stanton  to  J  Corn- 

waU  $14,000 

Oalumet  av,  234  ft  s  of  60th  st,  e  f  113 
84-100x160  7-10;  June  28.  HR  Steb- 

bings  to  0  A  LondeUus  $8,960 

Oalumet  av,  319  ft  n  of  68tb  st,  e  f  ll6x 
170;  Jnly  5.  J  A  Sleeper  to  W  Porter 

 $11,600 

Campbell  av,  191  ft  s  of  39th  st,  w  f  26x 
1223^;  Jnne  19.  J  A  Turner  to  E  Flynn 

 $1,800 

Canal  st,  169  ft  n  of  Adams,  e  f  20  5  lOOx 
793^;  July  1.  A  O  Oallaghan  et  al  to  M 

O  Oallaghan  et  al  $20,000 

Carpenter  st,  147  ft  s  of  58tb,  w  f  26x125; 

Jnly  1.  H  Brill  to  A  J  Brill  $2,000 

Carpenter  st,  98  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  25x1241^; 
July  9.  G  0  J  Schwartz  to  G  A  Qeyer 

 $2,000 

Carroll  av,  126  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  s  f  25x 

124;  July  3.  W  Rathje  to  8  Straus  $2,000 
Oenter  av,  n  e  cor  W  15th  st,  w  f  25x103; 

Jnly  6.  F  MoOarthy  to  F  J  Rorke. .$3,600 
Center  av,  30  )  f t  s  of  Augusta  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  July  5.  V  WIeklinski  to  M  Lazaro- 

wiez  $5,000 

Center  st,  75  ft  w  of  BisseU,  n  f  V5t120; 
May  23.  V  Mayer  et  al  to  0  Buoking- 
bam $13,250 

Center  et,  100  ft  w  of  BisseU,  n  f  243^x 
120;  Jnne  29.  A  Meyer  et  al  to  0  Buck- 
ingham  $12,500 

Champlain  av,  175  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  25 
X124.8;  June  26.  S  J  M  Anderson  et  al 

to  E  J  Bury  $12,000 

Champlain  av,  150  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  25 
X124.8;  June  25.  H  0  Staver  to  J  Fear- 
son  et  al  $3,125 

Champlain  av,  160  ft  8  of  49th  st,  w  f  50x 
124.9;  June  29.  E  J  Bnry  to  J  Pearson 

et  al  $6,250 

Champlain  av,  193  ft  n  of  eist  st,  w  f  50x 
120;  June  6.  S  A  Barbour  to  F  Maher 

 $26,000 

Chase  ot,  premises  No  16;  July  6.  0  Rohn 

to  H  Hinkens  $1,500 

Church  ct,  141  ft  n  of  Archer  av,  e  f  26x 
100;  Apr  30.  Est  of  E  Bnrk  to  M  Bnrk 

 $1,000 

Claremont  av,  138  ft  s  of  Ems  pi,  e  f  23x 
100;  July  8.  W  U  Oole  to  A  Ohnrchill 

 $1,100 

Claremont  av,  233  ft  n  of  Grenshaw  st,  e 
f  25x128;  Jnne  21.  A  F  M  Atkins  to  M 

E  Long   $3,000 

Clark  st  N,  535  ft  s  e  of  FnUerton  av,  n  e 
f  24  8-10x140;  Jane  27.  Ssm  Redfern  to 

Regina  Finger  $24,000 

Clark  st  N,  same  ppty;  July  5.  Regina 

Finger  to  8  McWinn  . ,  $24,000 

Clark  st  N,  s  w  cor  Summerdale  av,  e  f 
65x170,  und  %  int;  Deo  20,'94. 1  Lace 

to  E  E  Oostain  $1,860 

Olybourn  av,  133  f t  s  e  of  Diversey,  s  w  f 
26x126;  Jnne  4.  T  Oonley  to  T  W 

Saunders  $3,500 

Clyboum  av,  48  f t  s  e  of  Concord  pi,  n  e  f 
24x100  and  other  property;  July  5.  E 

Liess  to  A  Liess  $3,000 

Olybourn  av,  48  f t  s  e  of  Oonoord  pi,  n  e 
f  24x100,  and  other  ppty;  July   5.  0 

Liess  to  E  Liess  $2,600 

Colorado  av,  225  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  n 
w  f  50x70;  June  19.  A  S  Bradley  to  0 

Reckrodt  $3,800 

Cortland  st,  97  ft  e  of  Gross  av,  n  f  24x 
110;  June  26.  M  Sage  to  C  H  Taylor 


 $6,000 

Cortez  st,  144  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24z 
125;  June  18.  Est  of  T  Suffern  to  O  M 

Glawe    $1,200 

Cottage  Grove  av,  288  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  e  f 
24x122;  Jnne  18.  F  W  Patrick  tp  D  A 

Smith  $6,000 

Crawford  av,  n  e  cor  64th  st,  w  f  97x126; 

May  18.  S  Ettlicger  to  P  JunneU.  .$1,106 
Oartis  st  146  ft  n  of  Indiana  av,  e  f  24x 
116;  July  2.  L  A  Fabric  to  J  T  Stanton 

  $3,000 

Davis  st,  289  ft  n  of  Lemoyne,w  f  2Sxl26; 

July  11.  K  Pinzto  H  0  Olsen  $4,600 

Dearborn  st,  225  ft  s  of  Slst,  w  f  32xlu0; 

Mar  15.  M  Griffis  to  H  B  Hall  $2,500 

Deering  st,  premises  No  2968,  36  7-lOx 
112  37-100;  July  9.  Mast  in  Chv  to  J  B 

Galloway  I...  $5,292 

Deming  pi,  premises  No  1925  20x146; 
Jnly  5.  G  Frank   to   W  Beinemann 

 $13,600 

Deming  pi,  premises  No   1933  20x146; 

July  6.  G  Frank  to  A  Bauer  $13,500 

Dewey  ct,  premishs  No  1706,  27x1613^; 

July  6.  W  Loock  to  W  Almest  t4,25  ) 

Division  st,  bet  Rockwell,  and  Campbell 
av,  n  f  168  71-100x100x120;  June  24.  J 

Notman  to  8  Rauwolf  $10,500 

Division  st,  120  ft  e  of  Artesian  av,  s  f  24 
xl25;  Jnly  8.  P  Hendricks  to  C  F  Gras- 

hoflf  $10,500 

Douglas  blvd,  125  ft  w  ot  Soman  av,  s  f 
25x188;  Jnne  13.   P  J  Ounaue  to  M 

Kelter  $3,600 

Dover  st,  190  ft  n  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  50x 
175;  June  1.  Graoeland  Cemetery  Com- 
pany to  T  A  Pease  "... $3,217 

Eighteenth  st  W,  236  ft  e  of  Blue  Inland 
av.  n  f  24x124;  July  8.  F  Vutach  to  I 

Fily   $5,300 

Elizabeth  st,  247  ft  n  of  61st,  w  f  26x 
12434;  Jnly  2.  0  O  Larson  to  A  Erikson 

  ...  $1,600 

EUis  av,  8  e  cor  81st  st,  w  f  30x125;  Feb 

5.  D  Roy  to  P  Murphy   $1,500 

Ellis  av,  premises  No  40.i8  and  406o,  60x 
180;  Jane  18.  Dexter  A  Smith  and  wife 

to  Frank  W  Patrick  $60,000 

Ellis  av,  72  ft  D  of  68th  st,  e  f  60x130; 
June  22.  Est  of  W  Stralow  to  E  Kimpel 

,  $3,850 

Ellis  av,  same  ppty;  Jnne  23.  E  Eimpel 

to  H  K  Stralow  $3,860 

Ellis  av,  291  ft  s  of  63rd  st,  w  f  60x132; 

May  16.  R  Johns  to  0  A  Standish.  $5,000 
Elm  st,  lie  ft  w  of  Franklin,  n  f  27  l-6x 
90;  Mar  28.  A  M  Magnus  to  0  Bnok- 
ingbam  $8,675 

Elm  st,  137  ft  w  of  Franklin,  n  f  28x90; 
Mar  28.  F  Magnus  to  0  Buckingham 

 $7,000 

Elston  av,  200  f t  n  w  of  Maplewood,  n  e  f 
25  to  alley:  July  10.  Garden  City  Equit- 
able Loan  and  Building  Association  to 

A  Wagener  $1,600 

Emerald  av,  s  e  cor  46th  st,  w  f  25x124; 

July  9.  W  Seymour  to  E  Jones  $1,100 

Erie  st,  200  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  26x124;  June 

27.  E  F  Angated  to  J  Larsen  $8,500 

Evanston  av,  93  ft  u  w  of  Oraceland,  w  f 
50x116,  more  or  less;  Apr  12.  HE 

Hamilton  to  U  L  BordweU  $5,000 

Evanston  av,  344  f t  s  e  of  Grace  st,  w  f 
100x22134;  Jnly  6.  WiUiam  Ristow  and 

wife  to  Adam  Schillo  $20,000 

Eyans  av,  179  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  36x124; 

July  3.  A  Ford  to  J  L  Aimorantz.  .$1,726 
Fairfield  av,  160  ft  s  of  Dunning  st,  w  f 
25x126;  July  6.  S  Johnson  to  J  D 

Greenebaam   ,..$2,620 

Fairfield  av,  208  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  60x 
126;  July  3.  N  F  Eranz  to  J  P  Beck 

 $1,260 

Fairfield  av,  168  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  50x 
126;  N  F  Eranz  to  0  A  Frederickson 

 $1,250 

Farrell  st,  404  ft  s  e  of  Lyman,  e  f  24x 
100;  Aug  4,'86.  0  Mneller  to  0  Jorn 

 $2,000 

Farrell  st,  131  f t  n  w  of  Slst,  e  f  683^x 
100,  July  6.  M  O'Qormau  to  8  Gold- 
stein  $8  000 

Faye  st,  75  ft  e  of  Wolcott,  n  f  37%xVn; 
July  9.  F  B  Silverstein  to  H  Silver- 
stein   $1,100 

Fifth  av,  50  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Jnne  26.  Charles  L  Ryan  et  al, 
heirs  of  James  M  Ryan,  to  Oscar  E 

Anderson   $85,000 

Fiftieth  st,  96  ft  e  of  Blanchard  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr  27.  A  Boenert  to  F  Well- 
hausen   $1,1(  0 

I Fifty-seventh  st,  b  e  oor  Clinton  av,  n  f  50 
xl26;  Jane  27.  A  B  Garfield  et  al  to  O 


B  Gayer   $1,260 

Forrestville  av,  832  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  34 
zl2e;  July  1.  E  F  Bayley  to  A  Buohman 
 $4,600 

Forrestville  av,  19834  Q  49th  st,  e  f 
33x126;  June  38.  B  F  Bayley  to  V  I 
Paul  $10,600 

Fortieth  av  N,  260  ft  n  of  Byron  st,  e  f 
60x17334,  and  other  ppty;  May  27.  R  E 
Jenkins  to  0  C  Landt  $3,600 

Forty-third  st,  2(.0  ft  w  of  Drexel  blvd,  n 
f  29^x983^,  und  34  int;  May  27.  J  Ches- 
hire to  E  A  Warfield  $3,500 

Forty-third  av  N,  200  ft  n  of  Blooming- 
dale,  w  f  50x125;  Jane  7.  Mast  in  Ohy 
toHDWyman  $1,274 

Forty-third  av  N,  n  e  cor  Courtland,  w  f 
60x126;  Jnne  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  U  D 
Wyman  $1,273 

Forty-third  st,  80  ft  w  of  Langley  av,  s  f 
64x116;  June  14.  F  B  Rood  to  W  A 
FnroeU  $13,500 

Forty-sixth  pi  W,  e  of  Stewart  av,  n  f  96x 
100;  Jnne  29.  E  D  MoOonoughy  to  City 
of  Chicago  $2,500 

Forty-sixth  av  N,  200  ft  n  of  Cortez  st,  e 
f  50x182;  July  9.  0  F  Baird  to  J  Baird 
 $1,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  96  ft  e  of  Uonore,  s  t 
24x120;  Jnly  9.  F  B  Clarke  to  M  Ber- 
anek  $1,800 

Fourteenth  st  W,  356  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  f 
24x100;  Jnne  13.  M  M  Eorshak  to  G 
Eorshak    f4.C00 

Frances  pi,  175  ft  s  w  of  Point  st,  s  e  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  Julv  1.  B  Wulflf  to  J  Tbor- 
son  '.  $1,290 

Franklin  st,  96  ft  s  of  Schiller,  e  f  47x72; 
Jane  27.  J  Tormey  to  M  W  Hennebery 
 $6,0C0 

Front  st,  n  e  cor  Elston  av,  s  f  233^^x100; 
July  6.  F  Sutterle  to  H  Enessowl.  $5,600 

B'nllerton  av,  n  e  cor  EimOall,  s  f  500  74- 
100x1,281  5-100;  Jnne  7.  Ada  8  Garrett 
and  bus  to  Bamilton  B  Bogae  ...$7o,000 

Fullerton  av,  same  ppty;  Jane  26.  Hamil- 
ton B  Bogue  to  Richard  L  de  Zene.$70,000 

Fulton  st,  83  ft  w  of  Boman  av,  s  f  30x 
160;  Feb  15.  Est  of  L  0  Ward  to  A  M 
Brown  $3,860 

Fulton  st,  .^0  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n  f  299 
35-100x110,  more  or  less;  Apr  22.  B  0 
Ward  to  M  Von  Platen   $7,000 

George  st,  148  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f  26x 
126;  Apr  20.  R  H  Ribbon  to  0  Bucking- 
ham $4,0C0 

Graceland  av,  26  ft  e  of  Oakley,  s  f  25x 
116;  Jane  1.  S  Brown  Jr  to  0  A  Mol- 
berg  $1,160 

Graoeland  av,  n  e  oor  Leavitt  st,  s  f  48x 
125;  Jane  26.  W  Schick  to  B  Beverin 
 $2,200 

Grand  av,  99  ft  n  w  of  Monticello,  s  w  f 
25x126;  July  8.  H  W  Dnnoanson  to  D  J 
Mahonev  $3,000 

Grand  blvd,  294^  ft  s  of  42d  st,  e  f  48x 
160;  Jnne  26.  Charles  L  Ryan  et  al, 
heirs  of  James  M  Ryan,  to  Oscar  E 
Anderson  $16,000 

Grant  av,  60  ft  c  of  Geneva  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  July  1.  T  Eelly  to  M  Hartnett 
 $2,100 

Grenshaw  st,  341  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  n  f 
36x126;  Jnly  11.  J  Effenberger  to  W  G 
Erug  $1,'  50 

Greenwood  av,  216  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  58 
x79;  Jane  25.  J  Woodbridge  to  0  W 
Hoft  $3,600 

Greenwood  av,  273  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  67 
x873^;  Jane  24.  J  Wadsworth  to  0  W 
Bofl  $3  00, 

Greenwood  av,  149  ft  n  of  45th  st,  w  f 
3334x176;  July  1.  U  E  Seaton  to  E  F 
Daniels  $9,360 

Green  st,  143  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  16  77-lOOx 
122  36-100;  June  39.  W  T  Lesber  to  R 
Curran  $4,600 

Balsted  st,  179  ft  n  of  Diversey,  w  f  26x 
140;  Jane  3.  B  J  Eaage  to  A  S  Lakey 
 $12,<00 

Balsted  st,  same  ppty;  June  3.  A  8  Lakey 
to  L  Eaage  $13,000 

H'ilsted  st,  176  ft  n  of  120th.  w  f  35  ft  to 
alley;  Jnly  5  American  Trust  and  Sav- 
ings Bank  to  0  J  Miles  $2,OC0 

Balsted  st,  200  ft  n  of  12uth.  w  f  25  f t  to 
alley;  July  6.  American  Trust  and  Sav- 
ings Bank  to  8  Fischer  $2,000 

Balsted  st,  n  w  cor  Adams,  e  f  95x126, 
and  3^  int;  Jane  18.  L  B  8  Dodge  to  J 
M  Smythe   $16,250 

Balsted  st,  99  tt  n  of  72d,  w  f  26x125; 
Jane  31.  P  Dingeldein  to  M  MoCollum 
 $1,500 

Hamilton  av,  76  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  26z 


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126;  Oct  27,'94.  W  Frink  to  J  B  Worst 

 13,200 

Hamilton  bt,  26  ft  n  of  34th  at,  e  f  26z 

125;  Jaly  10.  R  Dnpke  to  Q  Bnhle. .  f  1,600 
Hamlin  av,  75  ft  s  of  Folton  st,  e  f  26s 
125;  July  8.  0  P  Graham   to   M  E 

Ooortney  |1,500 

Harrison  st,  92  ft  w  of  Panlina,  a  f  22  x 

111;  July  6.  L  F  Fink  to  U  Benze.  .|6.600 
Hayne  ot,  406  ft  a  of  Aroher  av,  e  f  89x 
97,  i.nd  other  ppty;  May  23.  J  E  Prower 

to  J  W  Moran  f  4,000 

Hermitage  av,  11  ft  s  of  N  Panlina  st,  e  f 
25x101;  Jone  27.  H  Hoholer  to  O  Belsa- 

ner  |3,500 

HermitaKB  av,  200  ft  a  of  53d  at,  e  f  50  x 
125;  July  10.  0  A  Jaoobson  to  D  Hogan 

 $6,400 

Holt  6t,  290  ft  a  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  24x110; 

July  1.  J  Hplitt  to  A  Jendrzeyek.  .$3,5o0 
Hom»n  av,  216  ft  s  of  12th  st,  w  f  25x197; 

July  6.  P  J  MoMnllin  to  J  MoNeill.$l,300 
Homan  av,  50  ft  s  of  W  16th  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jaly  6.  A  M  Dnmme  to  A  Mnller 

 i;i,roo 

Hodson  av,  220  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  25x1^4; 
Jane  6.  Eat  of  F  L  Edgerton  et  al  to  A 

Desoherman    f2,5i;0 

Humboldt  at,  141  ft  n  of  Van  Boren,  w  f 
25x126:  May  31,'93.  P  E  Donnelly  to  O 

Donnelly  f6,O00 

Haron  at,  48  ft  e  of  Avers  av,  n  f  24x111; 
July  8.  D  Mahoney  to  H  W  Donoanson 

   *4.760 

Indiana  av,  i9  ft  s  oJ  59th  at,  w  f  34x130; 

July  9.  A  Baohman  to  R  P  Bayley.$fi,500 
Indiana  av,  200  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  50x160; 
Jnly  1.  F  W  Ohriaman  to  E  Sheehan 

 *2,0C0 

Indiana  av,  a  e  oor  70th  st,  w  f  46,*>^xl25; 
July  8 .  Q  N  Lee  to  T  Newell ......  |2,5()0 

^  Jackson  at,  74  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  24x 
100;  Apr  17.  Est  of  P  H  Owens  to  M 

Owens  1 1,200 

Jaokson  at,  n  e  oor  8  4  7th  av,  a  f  50x165; 
May  27.  D  Galbraith  to  W  0  Batdorf 

  ...$2,200 

Johnston  av,  328  ft  e  of  Saoramento,  n  f 
25x100;  July  10.  T  Smith  to  W  Fraoer 

 $1,800 

Jnstine  at,  191  ft  a  of  e9th,  w  f  50x124; 

Jaly  2.  L  Ullrioh  to  B  Ohmau  *  1,400 

Kedzie  av,  392  ft  s  of  13th  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Jan  12.  0  B  Smith  to  J  L  Lombard  .$1,250 
Kedzie  av,  191  f  t  s  of  Ohioago.  w  f  25x 
126^;  Jnly  6.  J  F  Pethybridge  to  A 

Oalland   $1,50' i 

Kedzie  av  N,  a  w  oor  oeaoh,  e  f  .30x17?; 
Jnly  1.  Continental  National  Bank  to 

L  Steinbaoh    $2,0(0 

Kedzie  av,  32  ft  s  of  Beaoh,  e  f  26x177}^; 
Jane  11.  Oontinental  National  Ban£  to 

M  Saasminn  $1,3(0 

Kedzie  av,  103  ft  n  of  Oonrtland  st,  e  f  25 
xl77;  Jnly  9.  J  Robinaon  to  K  Richards 

 $U0) 

Kedzie  av,  144  ft  n  of  25th  st,  w  f  24x 
la6j^;  May  25.  Est  of  K  Polak  to  A 

Mrazek  $1,060 

Keith  st,  132  ft  n  of  Haroa,  e  f  24x1(0; 
Jnly  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Qermaine 

 $2,600 

Kenwood  av.  58  ft  w  of  Avondale,  n  f  25x 
125;  July  6.  W  B  Plumb  to  D  K  Schlitz 

  $1,200 

Kimbark  av,  3.38  ft  n  of  66  h  st,  w  f  25x 
165;  May  26.  E  Sheldon  to  E  Vigneron 

 $8,000 

Lafayette  st,  2(  0  ft  s  of  72d.  e  f  50x176; 
July  9.  D  A  K  Steele  to  J  S  Tomlinaon 

 $3,000 

Lake  Park  av,  premises  No  8014,  ]7%x 
92;  Jane  1.  11  U  Milden  to  J  J  Tenbner 

 $7,5C0 

Lake  st.  23  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f  22 
82-100x84;  Jnly  3.  J  W  Qaver  to  H  L 

Ohilds  $5,500 

Lake  av,  n  w  oor  78th  st,  n  e  f  87x100; 

July  LEW  Holden  to  E  Holden  .  J1*?,000 
Lake  av,  same  ppty;  Jaly  10.  E  Holden 

to  K  P  Holden  $18,000 

Lake  av,  190  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  20x90;  Jane 

1.  T  P  Ford  to  D  A  Pierce   $14,(  00 

Larrabee  at,  170  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  26x 
124;  Apr  18.  A  M  Lartz  to  O  Bucking- 
ham $6,126 

Larabee  st,  752  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  24x 
132;  July  8.  F  H  Kaiaer  to  S  Strausa 

   $6,000 

La  Salle  at,  266  ft  n  of  29th,  e  f  41>^xl2(i; 
June  16.  D  F  Groves  to  A  M  Clement 

 $18  000 

Lawndale  av,  140  ft  n  of  64th  at,  e  f  lOOx 
126;  May  7.  8  Chapman  to  0  A  Funk 

"  $1,500 

Lawndale  av,  236  ft  a  of  53rd  st,  e  f  126x 


126,  and  other  ppty;  Jane  26.  S  Chap 

man  to  S  Derby  $4,000 

Lawndale  a v,  same  ppty ;  June  26 .  S  Derby 

to  M  C  Chapman  $4,000 

Lawrerce  av,  63  ft  w  of  Linden  st,  s  f 
31.7x127;  July  3.  J  Q  Oswald  to  A  L 

Degeman  $1,600 

Le  Moyne  av,  226  ft  w  of  Spaalding,  n  f 
25x125;  July  6.  F  W  Rogers  to  M  F 

Vanartsdalen  $1,400 

Lexington  av,  n  e  oor  66th  at,  w  f  50x125; 
June  29.  J  G  Rexford  to  R  M  Baker 

 f  5,0C0 

Leyden  av,  a  w  oor  Humboldt,  e  f  60x125; 

July  5.  O  E  Walter  to  O  Roehl  $1,250 

Linden  av,  216  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  w  f 
24x126;  Junel.  W  Wheeler  to  W  H  Lon- 
don $2,000 

Lincoln  av,  178  ft  s  e  of  Belmont,  s  w  f 
24  ft  through  to  Belmont,  Jnly  6.  M  L 

P  Cutler  to  A  Reese  $2,400 

Lipooln  av,  premises  135;  Jane  21.  B  Mo- 

Donnell  et  al  to  A  M  Ellermapn. .  .$4,600 
Lincoln  at,  95  ft  s  of  95th,  e  f  50  x  180; 

Jui.e  26.  F  E  Fosa  to  F  F  Oviatt. .  .$1,500 
Lincoln  et.  175  ft  a  of  47th,  w  f  26x124; 

May  24.  K  H  Frank  to  A  Koltara.  .$3,000 
Loomis  at,  136  ft  n  of  Van  Bnren,  w  f  24x 
120,  also  a  72  ft  of  It  60;  June  15.  D  F 

Grovea  to  A  M  Clement  $40,000 

Loomis  Bt.  216  ft  a  of  69th,  w  f  26xl24i^; 
May  2  J  E  Kallerstrand  to  0  A  Carl- 
son $3,000 

Loomia  st,  n  e  oor  53th,  e  f  26x124,  and 
other  ppty;  July  5.  E  A  Dnnn  to  C  J 

Magee  $2,500 

Lowe  av,  25C  ft  a  of  70th  et,  e  f  60x126; 
Jane  24.  J  H  Pratt  to  0  O  D  Adams 

 $2,550 

Lowe  av,  28  ft  n  of  45th  st,  w  f  25zV2d^; 
July  3  C  C  Jensen  to  O  V  Linden  et  al 

 $7,300 

Lowe  av,  171  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w  f  26x 
li5;  Mar  19.  W  Lowen  to  E  D  Cook 

 $4,000 

Lyman  av,  139  ft  a  of  Lunnyside,  e  f  ICOx 
177,  nnd  ^  int;  June  27.  J  H  Anderson 

to  T  M  Avery  $5,000 

Madison  st,  125  ft  e  of  Ct.lifornia  av,  n  f 
3(  xl2l;  Jnly  9.  M  A  Hughes  to  K  Eich- 

engreen  $18,000 

Madison  av,  148  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  50x 
100;  Aug  15,'94.  E  O  Lanphere  to  J  O 

Morrison  $7,!  00 

Madison  av,  196  ft  a  of  63d  st,  w  f  61  ft 
back  to  R  U;  Jane  27.  C  Badenooh  to 

D  M  Cammings  $10,000 

Mackinaw  av ,  55  ft  n  of  89th  at,  w  f  25x 
140;  May  29.  P  Huth  to  W  E  Bafferty 

 $1.C00 

Mariania  av,  139  ft  e  of  Ballon,  s  f  63x 
126;  June  27   B  Krimel  to  W  0  Corlies 

 $1,100 

Marshfield  av,  n  e  cor  69th  st,  w  f  125x 
124;  June  29.  P  Jeaperson  to  U  Tosetti 

   $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  105  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  26  x 
124;  Jnly  6.  W  C  Leonard  to  F  S  Miller 

 $3,600 

May  st,  100  ft  a  of  64th,  w  f  25x124  65-100; 

Apr  27.  R  Kiesling  to  A  Riesling. ! $2,200 
May  st,  same  ppty;  May  13.  A  Kiesling  to 

J  Kiesling...  $2,200 

Meadow  lane,  455  ft  n  of  Ridge  road,  e  f 
50x162,  und  ^  int;  July  9.  H  F  Hayden 

to  J  J  Bateson  $1,000 

Michigan  av,  100  ft  a  of  72d  al,  w  f  50x 
160,  and  other  ppty;  June  19.  0  8  Fend- 

rich  to  N  L  Lindaley  $8,000 

Monroe  av,  300  ft  a  of  66th  at,  e  f  60x165; 
Jane  4.  F  W  Green  to  E  A  Erickson 

 $4,000 

Monroe  at,  289  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  44x 
118}^;  June  25.  Charlea  L  Ryan  et  al, 
heirs  of  James  M  Ryan,  to  Oscar  E 

Arderson  $8,800 

Montioello  av,  premises  1868;  July  6.  P 

Sohulte  to  H  Topp  $1,3(  0 

Montrose  blvd,  60  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n 
f  50x125;  July  I.  A  S  Gerrill  to  R  H 

Mather  $1,400 

Nineteenth  st  W,  n  e  oor  Washtenaw  av, 
H  *  634x138  2,  ex  right  of  way  of  0  B  <fc 
Q  Rv;  Jnly  3.  Corn  Exchange  Bank  to 

Illinois  Vinegar  Mfg  Co  $18,000 

Nintieth  at,  s  e  cor  Erie  av,  n  f  98x80; 

July  6.  P  Yoong  to  A  Ahern   $4,000 

Ninety-second  at,  126  ft  w  ot  Erie  av,  a  f 
25x135;  July  6.  P  Young  to  W  J  Pfeifer 

 $10,000 

Ninety-second  st,  same  ppty;  Jaly  6.  W  J 

Pfeifer  to  L  Young  $10,5C0 

Niuety  third  st,  100  ft  w  of  Erie  av,  s  f  26 
xl35;  Feb  13.   0  and  0  C  and  D  Co  to 

First  Pi ee  Methodist  Church  $1,400 

I  Noble  av,  s  e  cor  Gresham  at,  n  w  f  114 


7-10x125,  more  or  less;  July  6.  S  Mayer 

W  Birn  $2,200 

North  av,  s  w  oor  Ridgeway,  n  f  48x136; 

June  27 .  P  E  Bode  to  C  M  Bode . . .  $4,00C 
North  av,  100  ft  e  of  Homan,  n  f  60x120, 
and  other  ppty;  Ma;  30.  W  Martin  to  J 

L  Hitach  $4,400 

North  av,  121  ft  e  of  Maplewood,  a  f  24x 
121);  Jnly  8.  0  T  Graahoft  to  P  Hen- 

dricka  $7,000 

Oakdale  av,  266  ft  e  of  Oakley,  s  f  26x126; 

June  20.  E  C  Bnllia  to  G  Holder ..  $1,600 
Ohio  st,  76  ft  e  of  Wood,  a  f  25x124;  July 

6.  O  Hansen  to  J  Anderson  $7,000 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  a  e  cor 
Clinton,  n  f  56>^xl<)6>^;  July  8.  Ameri- 
can Trust  and  Savings  Bank  to  T  Wild 

 $2  900 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  at,  226  ft  e  of 
Prairie  av,  n  f  26x210;  June  29.  C  E 

Hillstrom  to  0  Hillstrom  $3,600 

One  Hundred  and  Foarteenth  pi,  138  ft  w 
of  Michigan  av.  n  f  24x124;  July  1.  A 

W  Krieger  to  A  Anderson  $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  23  it  w 
of  Peoria  st,  e  f  26x120}^;  Jaly  6.  O  E 

Engstrand  to  N  B  Eokstrom  $3,<.00 

Osgood  st,  276  ft  8  of  School,  w  f  26x124; 
May  27.  A  L  Haegatedt  to  L  E  Lee 

 $4,300 

Osgood  st,  60  ft  a  of  Rosooe,  w  f  26x124; 
Jone  26.  F  Blomgren  et  al  to  J  Stuben- 

beok  $4,600 

Otto  st,  161  ft  w  of  Southport  av,  n  f  26x 
126;  July   2.    J    J    Cumminga  to  F 

Homeyer  $l,i  0 

Palmer  pi,  n  e  oor  Sacramento  av,  s  f  128 
xl28;  Jnly  9.  H  B  Ahrensfeld  to  C  M 

Meyer  $2O,CO0 

Palmer  pi,  d  e  oor  Sacramento  av,  a  f  128 
xl28;  July  9.  C  C  W  Meyer  to   H  B 

Ahrenafeld  $20,000 

Parnell  av,  206  ft  s  of  79th  st,  e  f  24i^x 
140;  May  16.  J  B  Thompson  to  C  A 

Sanderson   $1,000 

Panlina  st,  313  ft  a  of  60th,  e  f  24x125; 
June  17.  U  Brieae  to  K  Truokenhodc 

 .$2,600 

Paulina  at,  74  ft  a  of  Byron,  e  f  26x125; 
June  11.  J  P  Shanka  to  G  M  Wateon 

 $4,000 

Peoria  aty  100  ft  n  of  99th.  e  f  5  1x126; 

Jaly  2.  H  8  Cook  to  W  8chellhaae.*$l,40() 
Prairie  av,  421  ft  a  of  29th  at,  e  f  2114- 
100x188;  July  1.  F  P  Burket  to  A  W 

McCandleaa   $14,000 

Princeton  av,  1:^6  ft  n  of  61^t  st.  w  f  20x 
124;  Jaly  9.  H  B  Mathews  to  U  A  Har- 

nois    $1,600 

Pratt  av,  n  e  cor  Grand,  a  f  60x174,  and 
other  ppty;  May  14.  A  L  Farwell  to  F 

A  Ratcliffe   $4,5  !0 

Ravenswood  Park  E,  100  ft  n  of  Berwyn 
av,  w  f  25x127;  July  10.  S  Fisher  to  C 

Nellis  $2,200 

Rhodes  av,  2t0  ft  s  of  7l8t  at,  e  f  50x130; 
June  26,  C  Christensen  to  A  M  McKee 

 $2,400 

Rhodes  av,  106  ft  n  of  73rd  at,  w  f  i5il25; 
June  29.  J  Fleming  to  C  W  bishop 

 $2,1  00 

Robey  at,  180  ft  n  of  62d,  w  f  50x116;  July 

3.  H  I  Saxton  to  E  R  Bodley  $1,500 

Rockwell  at,  376  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  Mil- 
waukee av,  e  f  28x100,  more  or  less; 
June  26.  E  Maynard  to  0  Shanahan 

 $1,600 

Rogers  Park,  It  6,  blk  37;  Jane  24.  8 

Brown  Jr  et  al  to  F  A  Staples  $1,660 

Rokeby  st,  156  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f 
30x120;  July  8.  R  A  Kaiser  to  8  Strauas 

  $2,500 

Roscoe  st,  126  ft  e  of  Ravenswood  Pk,  a 
f  26x125;  June  21.  G  Seaberg  to  P 

Heraty  $2,500 

Sangamon  st,  144  ft  a  of  W  13th  pi,  w  f 
24x100;  July  8.  A  Kolar  to  V  A  Geringer 

 $4,000 

Sawyer  av,  100  ft  a  of  Dunning  at,  w  f  50 
X200;  June  28.  V  O  Price  to  B  J  Ander- 

aon    ,  $1,70C 

Schiller  st,  146  ft  w  of  Franklin,  a  f  24x 
130;  Apr  30.  0  Sallivan  to  0  Bucking- 
ham  $3,1:50 

School  st,  125  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  s  f  26x 

126 ;  June  20.  C  Bantow  to  8  Miller.$  i  ,200 
Seeley  av,  700  ft  n  of  107th  at,  w  f  10i>x 
150,  and  other  ppty;  June  18.   F  W 

Patrick  to  D  A  Smith  $25,000 

Seminary  and  Osgood  st,  alley  It  bet,  400 
ft  a  of  Buena  av,  50x25;  Jane  4.  F  B 

Freeman  to  0  Buckingham  $1,600 

Seminary  and  Osgood  st,  alley  It  bet,  300 
ft  u  of  Buena  av,  56x25;  June  11.  R  T 

Whelpley  to  C  Buckingham  $1,800 

Seminary  and  Osgood  st,  alley  It  bet,  24u 


ft  n  of  Buena  av,  60x26;  Jane  19.  W 

Pottle  to  0  Buckingham  $2,680 

Seminary  and  Osgood  st,  499  ft  n  of  Irv- 
ing Park  av,  31x25;  June  6.  T  W  Algeo 

to  C  Buckingham  $1,146 

Seventy- fifth  st,  s  w  oor  Langley  av,  n  f 
66x116;  Jnly  LAW  MoCandleas  to  W 

K  Gore  $6,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  s  w  oor  Cbamplain 
av,  n  f  264x598;  Feb  9,'9L  M  Wakeman 

et  al  to  J  L  Lombard  $27,5(0 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  at,  alley  It  bet,  50 
ft  n  of  Clay,  25x60;  Apr  ,30.  H  Buh- 

wedel  to  0  Buckingham  $1,660 

Sheffield  av  and  Biasell  st,  alley  It  bet,  125 
ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  5"xl25;  May  27.  W 
0  Bnenzow  to  C  Buckingham....  ..$1,100 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet,  260 
ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  5!ix?5;  June  25.  A 

M  Loth  to  C  Backingham  $1,260 

Sheffield  av  and  Bisaell  at,  alley  It  bet, 
225  ft  n  of  Mariana  st.  50x25;  May  27. 
F  J  Bnenzow,  Jr  to  C  Buckingham. $1,160 
Sheffield  av,  3  0  ft  n  of  Wellington,  e  f 
25x124;  June  1.  J  Lennon  to  J  Town- 
send...   $2,800 

Sheridan  drive,  550  ft  s  Buena  av,  e  f  60x 
2C0;  Jnly  9.  G  H  Rublj  to  DeW  C  Butts 

 $29,0(  0 

Shields  av,  207  ft  n  of  28tb  pi,  e  f  25x126; 

June  10.  M  Kraasa  to  E  T  Schaer. $1,600 
Simma  av,  101  ft  a  of  Chestnut  at,  w  f  26 
xl25;  July  1.  E  Hogenson  to  J  H  Burger 

 $2,350 

Simon  av,  62  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f  60 
xl77,  and  other  ppty;  July  2.  M  Ferntie 

to  W  Ferntie   $1,600 

Sixtieth  at,  120  ft  e  of  Ellis  av,  n  f  66x182; 
Jnly  8.  F  C  Woodworth  to  D  H  Potter 

 $18,''00 

Sixtieth  st,  136  ft  w  of  Central  Park  av, 
n  f  60x125;  July  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Gar- 
den City  Equitable  B  and  L  Asan. $1,629 
Sixtieth  at  W,  240  ft  w  of  Princeton  av,  n 
f  25x124;  Apr  1,'93.  Coit  &  Co  to  O 

Garrison   $3,600 

Sixty  first  at,  premises  No  410,  23}^xl00; 
June  18.  F.  8  Smith  to  F  W  Patrick 

 $15,(00 

Sixty-second  at,  a  w  oor  Stewart  siv,  n  f 
62  X  160;  Jnly  10.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  A  M 

Billinga  $1,866 

Sixty-third  at,  100  ft  e  of  Madiaon  av,  n  f 
64x130;  Jane  27.  W  A  Coleman  to  D  W 

Cumminga  fio,  00 

Sixty-fourth  st,  127  ft  w  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  26x124;  Jnly  8.  J  F  Eberhardt  to  A 

J  8  Powell  $2,300 

Sixty-fourth  at,  165  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  nf  26x150;  June  27.  E  Lamphere  to 

D  M  Cammings  $4,8(0 

Sixty-fourth  st,  75 't  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
n  f  25x124;  July  9.  J  F  Eberhart  to  T  J 

H  Schroeder  $1,750 

Sixty-seventh  at,  n  w  oor  Laflin,  a  f  67x 

126;  June  27.  G  Gnmz  to  H  Deist.  .$1,925 
Sixty  seventh  at,  s  w  oor  Throop,  n  f  6tx 
120;  Jnly  6.  F  Goldstein  to  M  O'Gor- 

man  $1,600 

Sixty-seventh  at,  s  e  cor  Batler,  n  f  42x 
60;  June  27.  E  Williams  to  F  Ackerman 

 $3,800 

Sixty-ninth  st,  160  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
100x70>^;  Jnly  2.  M  E  Shannon  to  J  E 

Roth  et  al  $40,'  00 

Sonth  Chicago  av,  400  ft,  more  or  less,  n 
w  of  73d  9t,  n  e  f  75x126;  June  1.  D  A 

Peirce  to  T  P  Ford  $7,000 

South  Ohioago  av,  287  ft  s  e  of  Colfax,  n 
e  f  50x130;  June  18.  F  T  Patrick  to  U 

A  Smith  $2,500 

Southport  av,  100  ft  n  of  Mariana  at,  w  f 
25x124;  Jnly  9.  W  Klebba  to  A  Czan- 

skowski  $2,175 

Southport  av,  n  w  cor  Rosemont,  e  f  36i 
126,  and  other  ppty;  June  20.  L  Ernst 

to  A  Czanskowski  $1,600 

Southport  av,  297  ft  s  of  North,  e  f  lOOx 
123;  June  12.  W  T  Church  to  C  Brill 

 $4,000 

State  st,  n  6  acres  of  It  2  in  aab  a  w  a 
w  }4  10-37-14,  lying  bet  State  at  and 
Michigan  av,  n  ot  103d;  July  22,'93.  J 

Boerama  to  J  A  Hall  $18,0(10 

State  at,  n  3  acres  It  3,  Boon  et  al  sub  s  w 
M  8  w  j^,  10-37-14,  lying  bet  State  at, 
and  Michigan  av;  Feb  8.  P  De  Jong  et 

al  to  J  A  Hall  $6,460 

State  st,  261  ft  s  of  .36th,  e  f  48x123;  Jnly 

6.  P  Maher  to  S  A  Barbour  $20,000 

St  James  pi,  110  ft  w  of  Lake  View  av,  a 
f  50x146;  Jnly  6.  L  Freedman  to  J  O 

Beifeld  $3,600 

St  Lawrence  av,  87^  ft  a  of  46th  st,  e  f 
60x120;  Jnly  6.  M  A  Harnby  to  M  Kohu 
(CuatlQued  )n  page  665 


664  Tttfi  REAL  teg^ATJE  AiJD  BtriLt)tNG  ^OtTRjJAL.  July  13,  189S. 


Attractive  Offices  in  tiie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
— everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten 
ants  first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice — ''Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 
From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatdry  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procuie  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  MaSOnic  Temple,  Chicaeo. 


l  o  IB  Lukes,  Manager. 


Telephone  Main  U81. 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

Handsomest  Restaurant  in 
Pmerica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  PBKtSS  CliAiaiH  COMPANY, 

iOHN  WEDDEBBUB^,     -     MANAOINQ  ATTOBNBT, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


The  Sweetest  Music 
requires  a. 


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Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  theworld  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
the  makers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FREE) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
Music  Dealers. 


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floor  will  be  found  all  styles  of  these 
artistic  instruments — 

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QUALITY, 

STYLE, 

PRICES, 

TERMS 

Ca-XJARAJSTTEEID.  S 


Al^o  bargains  in  Pianos  from  other  makers.    If  yon  examine  our  stock  YOU  WILL  BUY- 

NEW  and  second-hand  Ohlokerlng  Pianos  at  special  prices,  to  reduce  st.ick 

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PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

&0  DIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
vhe  line  of  dnty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
lince  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
>f  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
'itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
/honsand?  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
ir  new  laws.  No  oharKe  for  advi  }e  No  fee 
iat\'  anooessft  1 


OflBoe  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

IJeueral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


Violins 


In  endless  variety 
greatly  reduced 
^  prices.  From  $3.00 

to  S2000.  we  Dresent  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A  k  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
'  Violins  .'.at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 
Visitors  cordi-  •  .,„^  c  bj  i 
ally  welcome.  Lyotl  &  Mealy 
Wabash-ave.  and  Adams  st. 
N.B.-We  tell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-Prlce 


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PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca.lcixn.lxilxig,  eto. 
All  Emud  ot  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qoiuoy  St., 
B^lldins  Materials  C'hIca&O 

For  Hale.     Telephone.  Main  767 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

Other*  Proportionately  Low. 

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Is  what  I  claim  for  my  work  in  engrav- 
ing and  printing  PLATS,  CITY  AND 
COUNTY  MAPS,  etc.  in  single,  double 
or  triple  colors. 

High  grade  COMMERCIAL  WORK  is 
another  of  my  specialties. 


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July  IS,  1S95 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


665 


(Ooatinued  from  pajje  663.) 

 $17,000 

St  Lawre&oe  av,  100  ft  a  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  60 
xl24;  Jane  8.  0  N  Gray  to  J  L  Lom- 
bard  $2,000 

St  Lonis  av,  310>^  ft  s  of  Ogden,  e  f  26x 
1221^;  Jane  3.  E  Brngge  to  \  M  Dam- 

mer   $5,600 

Talman  av,  230  ft  n  of  Hamboldt  blvd,  w 
f  50x126;  June  U.  OJ  Lovgren  to  8 

BDger  $4,000 

Thomas  st,  275  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x120;  Jaly  9.  H  Q  Thoreaon  to  J  See- 

lig   3,500 

Throop  st,  446  ft  n  of  29th,  w  f  24x114; 

Jnne  19.  M  Hiokey  to  W  Prink  $2,300 

Throop  st,  360  ft  n  of  W  18th,  e  f  24x122; 

July  5.  0  J  Magee  to  E  A.  Unnn .  .$10,750 
Tonhy  av,  n  w  oor  Forest,  s  f  100x64 ;  Jane 

19.  N  H  Gentry  to  E  Ulrioh,  Jr.. $10,600 
Tripp  av,  186  ft  s  of  Coartlaad,  w  f  60x 
125;  June  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  D  Wy- 

man   $1,282 

Troy  av,  218  ft  s  of  Franklin,  w  f  36x 
125}^;  Jnly  1.  B  0  Moore  to  M  Sondene 

 $1,000 

Troy  av.  254  ft  s  of  Franklin,  w  f  36x 
12o%;  Jnly  1.  R  0  Moore  to  A  Sondene 

 $1,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  144  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x 
100,  more  or  less;  June  21.  Q  Tighe  to 

P  K  Oonley  $6,000 

Twelfth  st,  60  ft  e  of  W  41st,  s  f  24x126; 
Jone  19.  P  J  Oonway  to  0  B  Anderson 

 $1,250 

Twelfth  st,  326  ft  w  of  W  40th,  s  f  26x125; 
Jnly  2.  J  Grennan  to  O  P  Anderson 

   $1,300 

Twelfth  pi  W,  224  ft  w  of  Center  av.  s  f 
26x124;  Jnne  6.  N  Reden  et  al  to  D 

Mnrphy  $1,926 

Twenty-ninth  pi  W,  963^  ft  w  of  Prince- 
ton av,  n  f  21x103;  Jane  15.  J  Karl  to  A 

Klapproth  $4,000 

UUman  st,  99  ft  s  of  37th,  w  f  26x100; 
July  6.  H  Kraft  to  W  J  Lewandowski 

 $1,735 

Union  st,  83  ft  n  of  60  h,  e  f  25x125;  July 
5  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Oommeroial  Boilding 

and  Loan  Association   $3,463 

Union  av,  117  ft  w  of  28th  si,  w  f  24x125; 

Jnly  2.  T  H  Faile  to  V  Kanknsoh.  .$1,'J60 
Vernon  av,  133  ft  s  of  43d  st,  w  f  16>^  x 
120  7-10;  May  2.  J  P  Sidwell  to  a  A 

Stewart  $8,00;) 

Vincennes  av,  s  w  oor  45th  st,  e  f  89x 
137.2;  Jnne  28.  Oscar  E  Anderson  and 
wife  to  Charles  L  Ryan  et  al,  heirs  of 

James  M  Ryan  $110,0(0 

Vincennes  av,  178  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  20x 
146.66;  Jone  27.  L  Simons  to  E  C  Far- 
son  $9,500 

Wabash  av,  premises  No  6811  and  6813 
50x159  68-100;  Jane  29.  M  A  Organhns 

to  W  F  Todd  $12,760 

Wabash  av,  n  e  cor  42d  st,  w  f  26x161, 
and  ^  int;  Jo  y  1.  M  Lamping  to  E  A 

Nathan  $3,40C 

Wallace  st,  80  ft  n  of  W  60th,  e  f  26x127; 
Jone  29.  A  Reinhold  to  H  F  Sohaberth 

 $4,000 

Walnnt  st,  250  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  29x 
126;  Jane  15,  R  O  Snllivan  to  J  J  Ma- 
honey   $7,500 

Walnot  st,  same  ppty;  Jnne  16.  J  J  Ma- 
honey  to  H  M  Sallivan  $7,600 

Warren  av,  81  ft  e  of  Francisco,  s  f  20x 
122;  Jaly  6.  J  E  MoLonghlin  to  E  E 

Rooks  $6,600 

Washington  blvd,  120  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st, 
s  f  20x124;  May  4.  L  A  Ashley  to  Q  W 

Newcomb   $7,000 

Wentworth  av,  198  ft  s  of  44th  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Jnly  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Wentworth 

Bldg  Assn  $6,081 

Western  av,  250  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  w  f 
24  8-10x124  7-10;  Mar  21.  B  Ogden  to 

J  De  Lacy  $1,250 

Western  av,  225  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  w  f 
25x124  7-10;  Mar  21.  B  Ogden  to  D 

Shanahan  $1,260 

Western  av  blvd,  560  ft  n  of  42d  st,  e  f  25 
xl24;  Jnly  1.  F  J  E  Brnhn  to  L  Deppe 

 $1,050 

Western  av,  293  ft  n  of  Winnemao,  w  f 
75x125;  Jnne  7.  W  W  Lloyd  to  W  E 

Ooman  $1,800 

Western  av,  n  w  cor  Cnyler,  e  f  33  x  125; 
Jaly  10.  P  O  Stensland  et  al  to  B  Han- 
sen $1,250 

Wellington  st,  n  w  cor  Evanston  av,  loOx 

130;  Jnly  5.  A  Baaer  to  Q  Frank.  .$20,600 
Whiting  st,  143  ft  e  of  Orleans,  n  f  26i^x 
100;  Jnne  5.  P  Uselding  to  0  Buoking- 

ham  $9,000 

Wilton  av  and  Sbeflfteld  av,  alley  It  bet, 


232  ft  n  of  Addison,  50i50;  May  22.  J 
A  Anderson  to  0  Bookingham.  ...  $1,990 

Wilton  av,  and  Sheridan  drive.,  alley  It 
bet,  791^  ft  n  e  of  Waveland  av,  60x60; 
Jan  29.  W  H  Dorothy  to  0  Buckingham 
 $2,700 

Winchester  av,  98  ft  s  of  92d  st,  e  f  50x 
187;  Jane  18.  F  W  Patrick  to  D  A  Smith 
 $2,600 

/Vilson  av,  166  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  25x 
163  87-100;  Jane  27.  L  H  Walker  to  U 
Lnoie....  $2,800 

Woodlawn  av,  60  ft  s  of  71st  st,  w  f  25x 
110;  Jaly  6.  H  Qarben  to  B  J  Schneider 
 $3,500 

Woodlawn  av,  s  e  oor  91st  st,  6  acres  and 
other  ppty;  Jnne  24.  D  M  Hillis  to  0  O 
C  and  D  Co  $9,000 

Woodlawn  av,  s  w  cor  Minerva,  e  f  129x 
75,  more  or  less;  May  1.  F  W  Green  to 
Woodlawn  Park  OInb  $8,000 

Wood  st,  216  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  48x124;  Jaly 
6.  J  F  Fetbybridge  to  A  Oalland.  .$1,000 

Wood  at,  254  ft  s  of  Webster  av,  w  f  25x 
131;  May  1.  J  T  Dale  to  C  Dernehl.$2,000 

Wood  st,  251  ft  8  of  63rd,  w  f  25x123;  Jnly 
8.  W  FrinktoF  Schadde  $1,275 

Yale  av,  300  ft  s  of  72d  st,e  f  60x124,  and 
other  ppty;  July  2.  M  Snapp  to  N  Jones 
 $13,7C0 

Yorktown  st,  n  e  cor  33rd,  e  f  25x117  9-10; 
Jone  19.  W  Frink  to  M  Uickey  $3,300 

!lltl!IC£ljljAAIKO CIS— CITY  . 

Trsnetere  Under  $100U. 


48sr's  div,  It  8  b  F  sub  bs  2  and  3  n  w  qr 
and  w  hf  D  e  qr  32  39  14  Aog  4,  0 

Mueller  to  O  Jorn  $800 

Assr's  div,  It  54  sob  pt  Its  4  to  8  w  hf  w  hf 
15  37  14  Mar  15,'93,  J  H  Nichols  to  V 

Lindblad  $300 

Auburn  Park,  It  17  resob  b  15,  28  38  14 
Jnly  8,  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  B  Eggleston 

 $600 

Baker's  sab.  It  43  a  w  qr  17  38  14  Jnne  29, 

U  L  Bortree  to  F  P  Smith  $950 

Bergner's  sub,  Its  8  and  9  s  w  qr  17  37  15 

Jaly  1,  M  Hamner  to  H  Bohnhoff . .  .$300 
Boldenweck  &  M's  sob.  It  1  b  2  Ita  4  and  6 
C  Clks  22  40  13  July  2,  A  Madsen  to  L 

Grung  $375 

Boldenweck  &  M's  sob  Its  2  and  13  b  5  pt 
s  e  qr  22  40  13  Jnly  1,  R  E  Bocbanan  to 

H  0  Jorgeus  $800 

Brand's  sob,  It  69  b  10  n  e  qr  26  40  13 

Oct  8,'94,  A  Wisner  to  0  B  Dahl  $450 

Brand's  sob.  It  6  b  6  sub  Its  8  and  9  n  e 
qr  26  40  13  Jnne  17,  L  Ullrioa  to  A  J 

Teare  $450 

Brewster's  sub,  It  16  b  4  n  e  qr  15  39  13 

June  24,  J  B  Mansfield  to  H  J  ffister  $850 
Barley's  sub.  It  9  Us  1  and  4  b  9  Ogden's 

sub  June  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  J  Sohmitt  $707 
Burley's  sab,  It  12  same  Jnne  1,  same  to 

A  Dassonville   ...  $76{) 

Bornside,  It  49  b  7  Nov  19,  1890,  W  V 

Jacobs  to  P  Draine  $J76 

Caldwell's  Res,  Oratty  Bros'  sab,  Its  40 
and  41  b  4  June  1,  J  Cratty  et  al  to  C 

Haakinson  $626 

Campbell's  sub.  It  16  b  8  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Jnne  14,  Est  of  G  0  Campbell  to  M 

Reinhardt  $600 

Oanfleld's  sub,  D  E  Witt's  3d  add.  It  115 
Its  4  to  15  Jnly  2,  J  0  Connelly  M  Riley 

 $400 

Center  av  add.  It  358  and  s  5  f t  357  May 

10,  F  E  Ballard  to  T  T  Lindstrom  .  .i;900 
Clark's  sub.  It  3  b  1  s  w  qr  13  39  13  July 

2,  R  Nicholson  to  A  Simpson  $700 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  Oo's  4th  add,  Ita  8  and 
9  b  4  Jan  25,  W  G  Clark  to  J  C  Haskins 

 $700 

Clarkdale,  Its  5  and  6  b  2  Jnne  29,  S  and 

H  F  Brennan  to  M  Grimes  $400 

Cook  &  A's  sub,  sub  It  1  sob  It  2,  3,  5  and 
resub  It  4  b  7  w  3^  n  e  3^,  24  39  13  June 

20,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  8  Kerr  $831 

Co  Oik's  div,  sub  It  6  and  e  hf  6  b  3  of  Its 
4  and  5  pt  s  e  qr  22  40  13,  Jnly  1,  A 

Madsen  to  W  L  Loveland  $525 

Cole's  sub.  It  25  b  18  n  e  qr  5  37  14  June 

24,  L  E  Brouwer  to  J  Brouwer  $500 

Cornell,  Its  19  to  23  b  116  June  6,  F  H 

Dickey  to  C  Gross  $800 

Counselman's  sub.  It  36  b  1  s  e  i^,  1  39  13 

July  2,  H  Qowak  to  O  Johnson  $900 

Counselman's  sub,  It  40  b  5  n  w  ^,  15  39 

13  May  9,  G  fl  Parks  to  J  Jones  $a00 

Crosby  et  al's  sub,  it  25  b  31  s  e  3^,  26  40 

13  July  1,  M  Hnudene  to  R  C  Moore. $7C0 
O  T  8,  It  24  sub  n  w  qr  b  27,32  39  14  May 

11,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Crowley  $460 

Dauphin  Pk  adJ,  It  46  b  26  July  3,  E  J 
Upton  to  M  Xqell  $760 


Dauphin  Pk  add,  It  46  b  26  Jaly  6,  M 

Tnell  to  Oath  Bish  of  Cbgo  $750 

Dauphin  Park  add.  It  44  b  26  July  1,  M 

McArdle  to  M  Tnell  $476 

Davenport's  sub.  It  81  n  e      3  39  13  Juce 

26,  ti  U  Rose  to  J  Klein  $400 

Demarest's  sab.  It  26  b  3  n  e  3^,  18  38  14 

Mar  20,  Z  F  Parkinson  to  M  J  S8xie.$600 
Derby's  sub.  It  2  b  8  n  e  3^,  15  39  13  May 

28,  E  J  Sharp  to  C  J  Taylor  $976 

Dickey  &  B's  sob.  It  28  b  3  n  w  3^,  33  40 

13  Mar  23,  F  H  Dickey  et  al  to  J  Wirkos 
 $325 

Dock  Co,  It  7  b  45,  5  and  6  37  15  Jnne  26, 

OJkCC&DOotoL  Wetzel   $600 

Dose's  sub.  It  37  b  13  b  e  3^,  26  40  13  July 

1,  C  P  H  Dose  too  Bezold  $460 

Douglas  Park  Blvd  Ld  Assn  sob.  It  3  b  6 
n  w  qr  2.i  39  li  June  27,  A  J  Sabath  to 

J  Bngelthaler   $580 

Douglas  blvd  B  &  L  Ld  Aasn's  eob,  It  20 
b  8  n  w  34>  ^3  39  13  Jmy  3,  J  Kostner 

to  M  Kroopa  $525 

Drexel  Pk,  It  22,  b  1  19  38  14  Apr  25,  Est 

of  J  W  Diexel  to  8  M  Ryan    $480 

Bast  Washington  Heights,  It  45  b  13  Mar 

1,  C  0  Honsel  to  0  J  Maboney  $360 

Eberbart  &  U's  sub.  It  )8  to  21  b  1  s  e  3^, 

14  38  13  Oct  12,'88,  J  F  Eberbart  to  A 
Honeywell   $900 

Kdgewater  Pk,  It  42,  6  40  14  July  I,  L 

Ernst  to  L  M  Coy  et  al   $760 

Elston  and  Jefferson  avs,  Botler's  snb.  Its 
22  and  23  b  3,  9  40  13  Jane  26,  L  R 

Gordon  to  T  A  Settig   $300 

Elston'e  add,  n  w  3^,  It  10  b  92  Dec  18,'94, 

O  W  Paulson  to  K  8  Grace   ,  . .  $500 

Englewood  Hill,  lt.'.i02,20  38  14  Joly  2,'95, 

J  P  Martin  to  T  8  Upton  $526 

Enelewood  tits.  Gage's  add.  It  31  b  13 

Jane  1.^  O  Ecker  to  K  Mende  $500 

Ettlinger's  snb,  Its  1  and  2  b  2swqrll 
38  13  Feb  28,'94,  S  Ettlinger  to  L  Adier 

 $526 

Ettlinger's  aob,  It  24  and  25,  b  1  11  38  13 

Mar  18,  8  Ettlinger  to  P  Jonnel...  $545 
Freer's  snb,  It  43  b  1  sob  b  1  to  4  w  3^  n 
e  3^,  22  39  13  July  6,  E  F  Triggs  to  J  T 

Bawleigh  $800 

Freer's  sob,  It  44  b  )  same  Jnly  6,  Same 

to  J  H  Rawleigb  $800 

Freer's  snb.  It  39  b  2  snb  b  13  to  16,  w  i4 
n  e  3^,  22  39  13  Apr  2,'95,  W  Scott  to  J 

H  Neumever  $625 

Galvin's  sub,  It  43  b  3  s  e  3^,  7  38  14  July 

1,  E  Qalvin  to  O  W  Anderson  $600 

Garfield,  It  11  b  21  July  6,  A  F  Keeney  to 

M  Monson  $750 

Garfield,  It  16  1st  add,  35  40  13  Jone  5,  J 

N  Mason  to  F  B  Waloott  $800 

Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  add,  It  31  b  A  Jane 

22,  F  0  Butler  to  0  L  Childs  $900 

Grayland  Pk,  It  155  and  156  June  7,  P  F 

Haynes  et  al  to  W  J  Ostermann  $700 

Grayland  Pk,  It  157  and  158  June  7,  Same 

to  Q  Ostermann   $700 

Gross'  U  D  L  add.  It  lib  8  Jnly  6,  T  A 

Hendricks  to  J  M  Gordon  $350 

Hambleton's  sub.  It  43  b  8  e  3^,  s  v 
35  40  13  Jane  27,  H  Uuthling  to  U  F 

Eaton    $9u0 

Hanson's  snb.  It  29  b  4  32  40  13  June  22, 

D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  G  Burgbacker  $576 

Harding's  sob.  It  29  and  nnd  3^  int  It  28 
and  34  to  38  b  16  w  3^  n  w  11  39  1.3 
Jane  13,  J  R  Leonard  to  M  U  Williams 

 $750 

Hatch's  sob,  It  9  s  e  qr,  33  40  13  Joly  3,  B 

W  Hoffman  to  N  0  Hoffman  $600 

Hilliard  &  H'a  bob.  It  10  b  3  n  w  qr  17  37 
14  Jone  8,  8  A  Hilliard  to  Pneomatio 

Steel  Warehouse  Co   $500 

Uolstein,  It  20  b  13  Joly  2,  P  Young  et  al 

to  E  B  Healy  $900 

Irving  Park  add.  It  31  b  12  Joly  6,  A  H 

Hill  to  J  Zahradiuk  $626 

Jones'  sob,  It  16  b  3  of  b  12  n  hf  s  w  qr 
23  40  13  May  3,  T  W  Pitcher  to  0  A 

Day  $400 

J  &  Lee's  anb,  It  71  b  4  s  w  qr  20  39  14 

June  19,  T  J  Jirka  to  F  Zajicek   $999 

J  &  Lee's  sob,  same  June  19,  F  Zajicek  to 

B  B  Jirka  $999 

Kennedy's  Park  add.  It  441,  12  38  13  Nov 

24,'90,  D  J  Kennedy  to  W  B  Reiger  $376 
Kensington,  It  18  b  2  of  b  12  Jnly  5,  0  B 

Sawyer  to  A  L  McDowell  $700 

Lake  Mich  Dist  Assn,  Its  4  to  8  b  30  Jnly 

3,  0  Bary  to  J  Brennuok   $500 

Lee's  sub.  It  5  b  2,  2^  38  14  July  9,  G  A 

Geyer  to  Q  C  J  Schwartz  $800 

Lot  16  b  3  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  and 
w  hf  3  w  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  1  37  14  Jnne 

24,  A  W  Morrell  to  P  H  Oonley  $400 

Lot  19  b  4  sub  bs  1  to  6  etc  w  hf  n  w  qr  2 
39  13  June  21,  A  Calland  to  0  Anderson 


 $600 

Lot  86  b  19  sab  19  40  14  June  24,  E  F  0 
Koenig  to  O  A  Hartman  $840 

Lot  21  b  1  sub  bs  17  and  20  snb  19  40  14 
Jone  24,  J  Rood  Jr  to  A  Lemke  $800 

Lot  46  b  4  snb  bs  3  and  4  of  bs  17  and  20 
sob  19  40  14  Aug  31,'92,  J  Bood  Jr  to  R 
Bartholdt  $700 

Lot  84  sub  n  hf  a  hf  w  3^  n  w  qr  35  40  13 
June  24,  M  8  Heath  to  N  Goetz  $826 

Lot  9  b  2  sub  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  26  40 
13  May  31,  E  Tillotson  to  J  A  Bendigs 
 $860 

Macalestor's  resub.  It  1  sub  Its  61  to  63  b 
49  C  T's  sob  17  39  14  July  3,  A  M  Den- 
ton to  L  0  Scbroeder  $800 

McPherson  &  A's  add,  It  10  b  4  June  24, 
J  N  Drommond  to  J  Foy  $860 

Meritfold's  resob,  It  33  b  3  n  e  qr  22  39 
13  June  29,  J  Cerny  to  J  Sikyta  #550 

O'Brien's  snb.  It  4  b  14  w  hf  s  w  qr  34  40 
13  June  21,  A  Olin  to  O  Olin  $700 

Ogden's  sub.  It  428  sob  6  and  7  s  w  qr  18 
40  14  Joly  1.  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  R  Barz 
 $635 

Ogden's  sub,  It  4:-;0  blks  6  and  7  s  w  qr 
18  40  14  Jane  1,  E  Rudolph  to  O 
Spranger  $962 

Orvis'  sob,  It  23  b  2  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  7  38  14 
May  27,  E  A  Warfield  to  I  Cheshire. $500 

Place's  3d  add,  sob  It  14  of  It  6  b  7  May 
6,  J  Anstettto  J  Pnroell  $550 

Rand's  sab.  It  51  n  e  qr  12  38  13  Jone  10, 
0  Sanow  to  A  Bratbch  $350 

Raveaawood,  Cuyler  add.  It  14  b  2  Aug  1, 
'91,  H  M  Habbard  to  E  A  Margetson 


Ravenswood,  Lntz  Pk  add.  It  31  b  3  July 

1,  E  F  G  Wood  to  E  0  Malmberg . . .  $500 
Ravenswood,  Lntz  Pk  add,  same  May  27, 

E  DeSt  Aobin  to  E  F  Q  Wood  $500 

Rees  sob,  Its  2  and  3  b  16,  35  and  36  39  13 

Jnne  19,  J  A  Watson  to  0  Perry  $800 

Riverdale,  Bowen's  sob,  It  11  b  3  s  w  qr 
34  37  14  Apr  18,  Est  of  F  Dillner  to  H 

De  Boer   $610 

Roger's  sub.  It  6  and  e  7  ft  It  5  b  17  s  w 
qr  4  39  14  Deo  18, '94,  P  Grace  to  W  H 

Grace   $600 

Seavern's  sob.  It  1  b  7  b  7  s  w  qr  25  40  15 
and  o  p  Jone  26,  Mast  in  Chy  to  O 

Johnson    ,.$1,063 

Sexton's  add.  It  70  May  9,  P  J  Sexton  to 

A  Sohewe   $600 

Simm's  sub,  It  31  and  n  hf  30  b  2  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  June  26,  8  A  Tolman  to  L  E 

Nelson  $760 

Skinner  &  J's  sob,  pt  It  3  b  14  n  e  qr  21 
38  14  June  29,  L  Tichenor  to  M  0 

Broegger  $250 

South  Chicago,  Stony  Isl  add,  It  11  b  3 
sab  bs  1  to  4,  1  37  14  Mar  16.'91,  F  I 

Bennett  to  R  J  Dwyer  $700 

Sooth  Chicago,  Ironworkers  add.  It  3  b  8 

Mar  25.  A  B  0  Bremer  to  J  Meyer.  .$600 
Stenaland's  aob.  It  46  b  4  s  e  qr  13  40  13 

Joly  9,  B  Majsaok  to  K  O'Shea  $700 

Stenaland's  sub,  same  July  9,  J  O'Shea  to 

E  Majsack.   $700 

Storey  &  A's  add.  It  13  b  3  July  8,  M  A 

Heany  to  0  Johnson   $400 

Terrill's  sob.  It  27  It  6  prtn  s  e  qr  13  40 
July  8,  A  8  Terrill  to  M  Rohloff....  $700 
welfth  st  add,  It  12  b  1  July  8,  M  Soallon 

to  M  Walsh  $800 

Wash  Hts,  It  27  b  £5  July  1,  M  V  Nichols 

to  E  H  Stitson  $/50 

West  PoUman,  It  14  b  29  Jnly  6,  Am  T  <k 

8  Bk  to  L  L  Lamb  $810 

West  Pnllman,  It  4  b  19  June  6,  Am  T  <fc 

8  Bk  to  G  Jefferson  $765 

Winkelman's  resub,  It  28  b  12  b  1  and  12, 
bimon's  sub,  s  e  qr,  36  40  13  June  29,  J 

Reitz  to  J  Rieger  $875 

Wisner's  sub,  It  4  b  4  n  w  qr,  23   40  13 

June  20,  A  Paradowski  to  F  Boshold.$5'0 
Yerkes'  sub.  It  38  b  6,  19  40  14  Dec  8,'93, 

W  F  Furbeck  to  Q  Wollweber  $600 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  23  b  13,  19  40  14  Jnne  17, 
L  P  Jeffries  to  M  M  Oopeley  $600 

8UBUBBAM  WABBANTY  1>B£»I». 


BliOOU. 

Oh'go  Hgte,  It  18  b  192  jane  14,  Oh'go  T  4  X  00  to 

A  Jolineon  $600 

Qlover's  sab.  It  2  b  e  qr  20  35  14  may  26,  W  J  MoEl- 

downey  et  al  to  N  Pagoria  $600 

Oli'go  figte,  It  31  b  14  jaly  1,  N  M  Smith   to  O  8 

Blohardson  $2,6U0 

Oolambla  Hgte,  Eeeney's  let  add.  Its  24  and  25  b  19 

moh  11.  A  F  Keeney  to  J  Krnsel    »120a 

Oolambla  Hgts,  Eeeney's  2nd  add,  Us  19  and  20  b  9 

mch  11.  Same  to  tiame  $400 

Oh'go  Hgte.  Eeeney's  sab.  Its  1  to  3  b  26  msy  20, 
Same  to  j  and  W  fiissman  .$660 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  13,  189^ 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  s  Beal  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  speonlatind  In  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Bnreaa  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
proteo'tlon  and  best  resalts  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Waemansdorfl  &  Heloemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  In  Obloago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  imlDortance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure^,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


July  13.  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL 


667 


Oh'go  Hst8,  It  9  b  2  oot  24,'92,  F  B  MoElroy  to  A  B 

Hndson  $600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  1  b  193  jaly  5,  Oh'go  T  4  T  Oo  to  V 

Flint  ^  $1000 

Ob'go  Hgtg,  It  12  b  1  jaly  6,  W  J  Hiebeg  to  A  W  Mo- 

Eldowney  $1000 

Bloom.  It  6  resub  Us  1  2  IT  and  18,  20  85  14  jnne  17, 

D  W  Tnrbett  to  E  Badger  $3S0 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  2d  add.  Its  42  and  43  b  20 

july  1,  L  Leok  to  U  Tlppereiter  $900 

Columbia  Hgts,  Its  2  and  3  b  20  jaly  1,  Same  to  0 

H  Tlppereiter  $900 


Olalrmont,  Smith  k  Go's  4th  sab.  It  "K"  b  5  jaly  5, 

M  O'Brien  to  J  O'Brien    $600 

Tlnley  Pk.  Whitney  &  B's  add,  it  9  b  1,  apr  3,  P 

Dooley  to  3  Btlei'el  $500 

Blue  Isld,  Smith  A  Oo's  8d  add.  It  29  b  6  jaly  3,  8  B 

Barren  to  P  Jamleson   ....$200 

Oak  Forest,  Oak  Forest  Hgts  add,  Its  44  to  48  b  2 

joly  8,  0  W  Bishop  to  0  L  Moak  $9C0 


Street's  sub,  b  13,  17  and  20  37  14  jnne  24,  E  F  Ol- 
son to  Wm  Bysted  $10,000 

Uorgan  Pk,  Jernberg's  sub.  Its  23  and  24  b  4  july  2, 
A  Erokson  to  0  O  Larson  $1000 


Ollfiford  &  W's  snb,  Its  1  to  24  b  3  n  w  qr   4  39  13 

may  24,  O  O'Donnell  to  A  A  Swanson  $7200 

Harlem,  Eeitlestrlng's  add,  w  165  ft  It  20  b  2  july  1, 

^         F  L  Wright  to  C  L  Wright   $12,0C<i 

Frlnk's  Syn  sub.  It  3,  ex  s  68  ft,  s  w  qr  9  89  13  july 

2,  A  B  Cody  to  B  Dean  $9,6C0 

Oak  Pk,  Blaokstone  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  6  june  14, 

W  R  Boney  to  J  0  Skeen  $6,600 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  3,  may  7,  U 

M  Keefe  to  S  Clark  $1,360 

Oak  Pk  ay  sub,  It  8  b  9,  18  89  13  june  10,  A  Hansen 

too  M  Bliss  $1250 

Qreendale,  b  1  s  w  qr  17  39  13  june  19,  W  A  Cole- 
man to  Q  F  Baker  $12,600 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  Ist  add.  It  27  b  6,  may  1,  J 

W  Yates  to  0  G  Wonn  $626 

Lt  36  b  12  snb  It  6,  s  of  B  B.  18  39  13  jnly  2,  8  A 

Oorlett  to  A  J  Abbs  $6,000 

Hoard  et  al  sub,  It  7  pt  It  1,  Nile's  sub.  Its  10  to  16 
etc.  Skinner's  snb,  n  w  qr  7  39  13  july  6,  E  W 

Hoard  to  W  Elson  $2000 

8  T  S,  It  1  of  It  98,  16  39  13  apr  8,   M  A  Hanks  to  0 

K  Landon  $700 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  26,  Its  1  and  2 
b  34,  It  3  b  8,  Its  23  24  and  26  b  1,  may  13.  D  B  Ly- 
man et  at  to  B  P  Prentice  $4j64 

Morton  Pk,  Householder's  add.  Its  16  16  25  to  28 

and  S3  b  3  july  9,  M  D  Hathaway  to  M  Waler  .$3500 
Morton  Pk,  Hawthorne  LAI  Go's  add.  It  16  b  8 

moh  9,  Est  S  F  Patterson  to  H  M  Matthews.. .  $300 
Clyde,  3rd  dlv.  It  8  anl  w  !4  U  7  b  8  sub  bs  1  to  3 

and  6  to  8  june  26,  E  Beverly  to  G  F  Trask  $400 

8  T  8,  It  8  of  Its  14  to  19.  16  39  13  june  27,  W  V 

QhlsUn  to  M  Oorbett  $6g0 

Waller's  snb.  Its  1  and  2  b  4  s  e  qr  8  39  13  june  26, 

Mast  In  Ohy  to  J  B  Uougan  $3693 

Boynton's  sub.  It  3  b  3  n  w  qr  5  39  13  june  9,   F  B 

Llndop  to  J  A  MoDonell...,   ..$700 

Lt  33  and  s  hf  It  34  b  4  sub  e  hf  e  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  89  IS 

jnue  28,  E  Hogeuson  et  al  to  A  B  Chrlstensen . .  $826 
8  T  S,  It  39  of  Us  120  and  121,  16  39  13  jane  28,  W  B 

Davis  to  E  Bogenson   $235 

Mandel  &  H's  snb.  It  6  b  6  n  hf  20  39  13  noT  27,'88, 

E  D  Mandell  to  W  E  Glbb  $100j 

East  hf  e  hf  8  w  qr  n  e  qr  6  39  13  may  27,  Mast  in 

Chy  to  N  8  Fauntleroy   $9500 

AustlavUIe,  Austin's  add.  It  138  b  11  may  20,  8  H 

Brooke  to  T  A  Snow  $gOo 

Clyde,  4th  div.  Its  28  and  30  b  1,  29  39  18  apr  J,  M  F 

Baftree  to  E  8  Parmer  $1000 

Austin,  Beardsley's  add,  Its  1  2  6  6  to  16  b  1,  9  39  13 

june  29,  O  L  Beardsley  to  0  Beardsley  $6000 

Beynold's  sub,  n  hf  It  8  b  8  «  w  qr  6  39  13  june  26, 

M  Nehf  to  8  Ede  $9qo 

AuetinvlUe,  Austin's  2d  add.  It  800  b  12  jnne  20,  O 

F  Erloaon  to  Q  0  Hayman  $gOO 

Austin,  Rudolph  &  O's  add.  It  33  and  n  hf  It  32  may 

23, '91,  8  W  Chladek  to  J  Wennberg  $676 

Lt  32  b  8  snb  n  w  qr  It  6  snb  18  39  13  june  18,  F  C 

Roundy  to  ^  Lee  Uqq 

Austin  St  M's  sub.  It  1  sub  w  201  ft  It  1  b  1  w  hf  n  w 
qr  9  89  13  june  28,  W  H  Sohafer  to  W  A  Sohafer 

  $3000 

Oak  Pk,  Brabrook's  sub,  It  21  b  12  sub  19  39  13  june 
17,  8  A  Wad!iworth  to  M  E  Hovey  $226 

BVAN8I0M. 

Gilbert  &  F's  add,  pt  Its  2  and  3  b  2  july  1,  0  J  Gil- 
bert to  E  B  Gernsey  $3600 

8  Evaaston,  Qolden's  add  lt8  b  4  june  28,  B  M  Pen- 
tecoast  to  0  H  Gary  $4500 

Evanston,  n  hf  It  9  b5  jaly  1,  8  E  Bradley  to  0  J 
O'lbert  13500 

Evanston,  Its  1  to  3  and  10  to  12  b  48  jane  26,  0  U 
White  to  M  B  Lott  $46,000 

Evanston,  It  7  b  60  july  9,  E  E  Tudor  to  Q  Woodley 
"••  MOOO 


Evanston,  Its  84  36  39  to  42,  45  to  48  b  I,  Its  8  12  13 
b  2,  Its  1  to  7  b  3,  Its  27  43  and  44  3  4  Culver's 
add;  jnly  1,  L  Qodefrin  to  0  W  Cole  $6000 

N  Evanston,  Culver's  add.  It  26  b  6  also  Its  8  and  4 
b  1,  It  24  b  2  Herbert  &  R's  add  S  Evanston;  June 
28,  G  Kearney  to  M  J  Culver  $800 


NEW  TBIEB. 
Eenilwortb,  It  12  b  6  june  1, 1  K  Boyesen  et  al  to  A 

L  MoClellan  $8600 

Glenooe,  Hartw ell's  add.  It  16  b  4  jnne  14,  B  A 

Hartwell  to  L  Erk  $250 

Vernamo,  Its  3  4  and  6  b  2  jnne  27,'91,  E  Varlan  to 


A  T  Boder. 


.$800 


Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  81  to  86  b  4  june  21,  W  H 

Garrett  to  A  Crane  $2000 

Oh'go  N  «  Ld  Oo's  snb,  It  14  b  4  8.  17  and  18  42  18 

apr  18, '94,  W  D  Preston  to  M  1'  Smith  $200 

Vernamo,  Its  20  to  29  b  7,  20  42  13  july  1,  J  AUes  Jr 

to  0  J  Madden  $1200 

W  Kenllworth,  all  b  1  and  pt  bs  2  to  6,  28  42  13  june 

28,  P  Robertson  to  W  K  Oook  $60,765 

OBLAND . 

Humphrey's  sub.  Its  26  and  27  n  e  qr  9  36  12  july  6, 

A  Gnndermann  to  F  Bolder   $575 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  4  to  6  b  22  apr  29,   Title  G  4  T  Oo 
3  A  Barnard   $6oo 

PBOVI80. 

Qrossdale,  2d  add.  It  23  b  63  jane  26,  A  H  McDon- 
ald to  H  J  Greenwood  $300 

Melrose,  It  18  b  118  aug  24,'91,  3  M  Bloss  to  H  Fel- 

.$260 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  It  11  b  4,  38  39  12  may 

13,  W  E  Bargees  to  0  H  Eckel  $660 

Bellewood,  Its  142,  143,  287,  238  856  367  368  and  369 

june  20,  J  E  Bloe  to  F  A  Smith  $4175 

Broadview,  n  26  ft  of  8  125  ft  It  177  jnne  24,   A  H 

Reynolds  to  T  M  Warnook  $400 

Grossdale,  2d  add,  its  19  and  20  b  62,  Its  12  and  13  b 

76,  3rd  add;  june  3,  A  Johnson  to  0  Anderson  $1200 
Maywood,  Its  16  to  20  b  63  dec  11,'94,  C  G  Bolden- 

week  to  L  H  Boldenweck  $2000 

Grossdale,  1st  add.  Its  31  and  32  b  36  june  17,  B 

Rothschild  to  A  Roesler  (goo 

THORNTON. 

Harvey,  It  19  b  109  june  27,  A  E  Luttle  to  J  J  Hall 

$1000 

Barnham,  Its  5  and  6  b  2  july  1,  Mast  In  Ohy  to  W 

0  Boyden  isooQ 

Harvey,  It  81  b  239,  oot  13, '98,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  L 

$360 


Jacobs . 


McCllntook's  sub.  It  6  b  3  and  o  p,  n  e  qr  30  36  14 

jaly  1,  M  C  Uerrymsn  to  0  E  McOIintock....  $5000 
SchulTZ  »  C'e  Bub,  Its  37  to  44  b4  uwqr.S036  16 

moh  31,'92,  P  W  Kimball  to  8  Farman   $2400 

Sc  inllz  &  C's  snb.  Us  8  to  10  b  2  same;  moh  30,'91, 

L  Titoomb  to  Same   $2400 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  sub.  It  37  b  2  f  w  qr  35 
14  feb  2,  8  M  Barrett  to  J  D  Ryan  $200 

WOBTH. 

E  hf  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  8  w  qr  2  37  13  Fept  10,  B  F 

JacDbs  to  T  J  Bolger  $36,500 

Bine  Island,  Young's  add.  It  11  and  e  5  ft  It  12  b  2 

july  2,  F  V  Balling  to  H  Nickel  $775 

Oak  Lawn,  Crandall's  snb,  it  20  and  o  p  b  16  july  3, 

J  Carson  to  G  Carlson  $900 

South  Highlands,  w  hf  It  16  b  6  Jan  14,  B  8  Collins 

to  F  A  Stromberg  $450 

Blue  Isl,  Helbreg's  add.  It  4  b  22  June  29,  D  Storz 

to  L  Bothenberger  $2  eno 

Robinson's  sub.  It  18  b  3  sub  Its  11  to  14  w  hf  s  e  qr 
36  37  18  Apr  30,  B  Rohde  to  M  Hensen   $1000 

I.BMONT. 

Lemont,  Dowse's  add.  It  7  b  1  june  27,  P  Petz  to  J 

W  McCarthy  tl600 

Lemont,  Fishbaok's  add,  Its  7  to  9  b  6  july  1,  P  A 

Klein  to  A  Kroger   $1000 

Lemont,  same;  may  11,  F  Kraeger  to  P  Klein  .  $1000 
I.ETDEN . 

Franklin  Pk.  3d  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  26,  and  o  p,  dec 

1,'94,  L  Franklin  to  A  W  Pick  $20M 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  14  jan  10,  L  Franklin 

to  J  A  Howe  ,1000 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  It  8  b  11  june  31.  L  Franklin 
toL  M  Seiple  ,4600 

NILE3. 

North  nf  8  h(  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  14  41  13,  10  acres;  june 

29,  A  Van  Patten  to  G  B  Bartlett   $2n,000 

East  6  ft  8  100  ft  n  of  Church  st,  com  at  s  w  qr  14  41 
13  may  8,  E  Heirs  to  M  D  Heinz  $2000 


NOBWOOD  FABE 
Norwood  Pk,  Whipple's  add.  It  1  b  3,  may  14, 
of  O  H  Piatt  to  F  DIehl  


Est 

.tsoo 


PAIiATINB' 
Palatine,  It  8  b  "P";  jnly  8,  0  Manz  jw  to 
row  


Mau- 
 $6(0 

WHEELING. 

Dunton,  Its  I  2  7  and  8  b  3  June  26,  B  A  Kinder  to 

H  E  Mead  et  al  ,3500 

Dunton,  Its  1  and  2  b  6  Jnne  25,  M  A  Hall  to  H  W 
 $1600 


TBUtST  UBKUH  AND  AlOKTWAWKtl. 

Inolndlne  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Andersen  0  Q  H  to  E  Q  Pauling  Jane  1, 

pt  Its  43  and  42  b  14,  6  39  14,  3y  e%  $2000 
Anderson  O  G  to  E  O  Brown  Joly  2,  It  16, 

6  39  14,  3y  6*  |3500 

Anderson  L  to  W  Loeb  Jnne  20,  pt  It  6  It 

26,  16  38  14,  5y  6%%   |1600 

Ambrose  J  to  E  «i  Foreman  June  26,  pt 
Its  4  and  5  b  14  Vernon  Pk  add  5y  6% 

 $6000 

Alfero  M  A  to  H  H  Rose  Jane  22,  It  6  It 

4  etc  18  39  14,  6i«  $2000 

ilpinas  W  to  R  Berger  jaly  2,  It  3  b  2, 14 

40  14.  3y  6Ui----  $1400 

Akerblad  A  T  to  W  Nelson  july  1,  It  23  b 

2,  1  39  13,  4y  6^  $1800 

Albertz  A  to  W  Loeb  June  25,  pt  Its  52 

65  Prnssings  add  Gj  7%  $1500 

Bond  E  0  to  Westn  Union  B  and  L  Assn 

july  9,  It  3  It  3,  29  40  14,  e%   $1900 

Barnham  T  to  M  0  Olanoy  May  15.  pt  s 

fri  s  e  qr  34  37  14,  5y  7!i   $5000 

Brown  S  Jr  to  H  P  Kranss  July  l,lt  14  and 

pt  13  Naslund  add  3y  6^  $1800 

Ballard  Q  S  to  D  B  Hutchinson  july  1,  pt 

Its  22  and  23  b  2,  13  H9  13,  6%  $5000 

Burk  B  N  to  E  N  Soott  June  20,  It  18  b  8 

Rogers  Fkei4  $2600 

Breese  to  J  H  3ilbert  jnly  1,  It  11  b  8 

Sampson  &  Q  add  5y  6^  $5500 

Bnrke  M  to  Title  Q  and  T  Oo  jnly  3,  It  37 

b  4  Sheflf  add  8y  6%  $4036 

Baker  J  T  to  W  Loeb  jnly  2.  It  11  and  pt 

10  b  36  Regers  Park,  5y  6^  $2500 

Brennan  A  to  J  L  Clark  july  i.  Its  30  and 

31  Stone  add  6]4%  $5000 

Baranowski  H  to  M  Quoh  June  13,  It  22  b 

4,  32  38  14,  655  $2200 

Brophy  M  F  to  H  E  Hurlbut  jnly  3,  It  3  b 

4,  12  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Boyer  E  M  0  to  B  Halley  Jane  28,  It  13  b 

2,  22  38  14,  75!  $30f  0 

Burgan  A  to  Ji  L  Chapman  joly  1,  pt  It  2 

It  12,  21  38  14,  7«   $2100 

Boyd  0  L  to  Equitable  T  Oo  jaly  1,  Its  6 

and  6  b  51,  7  39  14  demand  7!?  $2000 

Bernstein  M  J  to  J  Rosenthal  jaly  2,  It  4 

and  pt  It  1  b  56,  21  39  14  Deo  1,  6«  $2^00 
Barth  0  Q  to  P  J  Wetzel  joly  3,  It  29  and 

pt  30  b  8,  23  39  13,  7^  $1000 

Beygeh  E  to  H  Felsenthal  july  1,  pt  It  5 

It  14,  6  39  14,  5y  6?   $13,000 

Berry  M  A  and  W  to  R  Berger  joly  1,  It  7 

b  3,  7  40  14,  3y  6%%  $2000 

Brngmoser  J  to  A  Peterson  july  3,  It  19  b 

3,  6  39  14,  2y  6j?  $2000 

Beardsley  0  to  0  B  Wood  jnly  2,  pt  b  2, 

9  39  13,  2y  6^   $1200 

Baker  A  M  to  H  R  Pebbles  Jane  27,  It  8 

b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  6$  $2000 

Batdorf  W  O  to  S  M  Moore  June  27,  its 

116  and  117,  16  39  13,  4y  6!g  $1200 

Brooke  L  to  A  E  Walters  jnly  8,  Its  17  to 

19  It  14,  15  38  14,  6y  6%  $30(0 

Barron  J  to  M  E  3reenebaum  jnly  5,  Its 

18  and  19  b  3,  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $3500 

Brown  A  M  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  july  3,  pt  s  e 

qr  11  39  13,  2y  6«  $1900 

Baker  G  F  to  0  E  Allyn  july  1,  b  1  Green- 
dale  5y  6!J  $6000 

Bolander  G  et  al  to  A  Ohytrans  jaly  6,  It 

4  It  4,  8  40  14   $2400 

Boiler  F  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  july  6,  It  11  b 

5,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Beattie  0  S  to  Am  Trust  and  S  Bk  June 
1,  pt  It  9  and  all  11  b  1,  6  39  13,  5y  6% 

 $5000 

Barry  F  H  to  B  F  Bayley  jnly  1,  pt  b  1, 

10  38  14,  5y  6^  4  deeds  $20,500 

Barry  F  H  to  0  R  Webster  july  2,  pt  b  1, 

10  38  14,  3y  e%  4  deeds  $8500 

Bolger  T  J  to  J  E  Roll  Sept  4,  pt  s  w  qr 

2  37  13,  3y  6%  4  deeds  $7500 

Brown  M  A  and  G  F  to  N  M  Jones  jnly  1, 

Its  3  and  4  b  7  Rockwell  add,  5y  7%  $4000 
Oassedy  M  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jaly  5, 

It  39  b  1,  36  40  13,  6y  6^4%  $2500 

Clark  W  Q  et  al  to  0  G  Rose  June  8,  pt  b 

2,2  38  14,  6%  $4050 

Oox  F  A  and  F  W  toR  Berger  jnly  3,lt  11 

b  7,  32  38  14,  3y  63^;?   $1400 

Oanady  M  to  W  Heinemann  June  27,  It  2 

b  29  Ravenswood,  3y  6;?  $1800 

Chatns  H  to  J  Kenny  july  1,  It  43  b  6,  14 

as  13,  3y  6^  12(00 

Ohelabacha  N  to  J  Dolejsi  June  29,  )t  36 

b  34,  19  39  14,  ly  6^  $2300 

Ooombs  A  J  to  Lake  Street  B  and  L  Assn 
June  23,  pt  Its  6  and  7  b  18,  7  and  8  39 

^   $1600 

Carlson  F  O  to  L  Rathje  jnly  3  It  19  b  2, 

17  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Counter  M  to  Royal  Trust  Oo  jnly  3,  It  10 

It  61,  29  37  14,  6?  $ii60 

OattellierN  to  O  Tridel  jnly  3,  It  3  b  3, 13 
39  13,  3y6^  ,  |25or 


Cox  W  H  to  H  A  Haugan  jnly  3,  It  24  b  1, 

8  39  14,  3y  6^  $30fO 

Catholic  Bishop   of    Chicago    to    F  R 

Chandler  jaly  1,  Its  19  to  28  b  10  8 

Chicago  3y  6%  $6000 

Camp  E  B  to  F  R  Chandler  jaly  1,  pt  b  3, 

22  38  14,  5y  7%  6  deeds  $12,000 

Oarr  0  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  july  1,  It  8  b 

9  Sampson  &  O  add  5y  6^  $2600 

Clay  D  to  J  Staab  jaly  1,  It  171  b  4,  18  40 

1*.  3y  61^!?  $1700 

Oox  M  to  M  H  Hoey  july  1,  pt  Its  265 

and  266,  20  38  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Collins T  to  W  8  Yonng  jnly  2,  ItSBogue 

add  5y  6^   $1000 

Oasserly  M  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  july  6, 

It  37  b  1,  36  4(J  13,  5y  6^  $2500 

Ohamberlin  G  M  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo 
June  27  Its  10  to  16  b  1  frl  2  38  14,  6y 

 $55,0C0 

Casey  W  H  to  0  J  Hambleton  June  15,  It 

23  b  4,  18  36  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Oath  Bishop  to  J  0  Hntohins  jnly  1,  Its  32 

to  37  b  2  D  Park  add  5j  6%  $12,000 

Oohn  J  to  J  Stern  Jnne  26,  It  27  b  2,  20 

^9  14  $4700 

Cornwall  J  to  A  W  Martin  June  26,  Its  41 

and  42  Averill  sub,  3  38  14.  3y  6<?. .  $6620 
Dayton  M  E  and  F  E  to  E  N  Scott  jnly  8, 

pt  It  1  b     23  38  14,  5y  6?   $U00 

Dnpliaser  J  L  to  F  R  Chandler  july  1,  pt 

It  10  Stone's  snb  3  38  14,  5y  6;?  . .  $25,000 
Dale  J  T  to  0  Bentley  jaly  1,  pt  b  1.  16 

38  14,  6^  $15,000 

Doremeyer  J  F  to  F  R  Chandler  June  27, 

pUt  21  b  14,  28  38  14,  3y  7%  $4000 

Doremns  I  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  july  1. 
Its  5  and  6  and  pt  4  Boone  add  5y  6^ 

 $10,000 

Dale  A  M  to  W  Heinemann  july  2,  It  6  It 

3,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Dzievor  J  to  E  G  Foreman  June  27,  Its  1 

and  2  b  8,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  $12,600 

Dinsmore  M  A  and  W  K  to  C  U  Smith 

jnly  1,  It  9  b  2  b  5,  9  39  13,  6y  7^..  $2000 
Dienstel  J  to  0  Werno  jnly  3,  It  36  b  8,  33 

39  U,  6^   I2OO0 

Doolittle  A  O  to  D  L  Zook  jnly  3,lt  1  and 

pt  2  b  47  Rogers  Pk  4y  6^  $2400 

Davis  V  G  to  S  A  French  jnly  1,  It  1  It  2 

b  1,  34  39  14,  5y  6<J  $6600 

Dzweier  0  to  R  Berger  jnlv  1,  It  1  b  16,  4 

39  14,  .Sy  6^  '  J1500 

Eisendrath  H  L  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Co 
Jane  28,  pt  Its  62  and  59  b  2,  34  39  14, 

5J  G%   $5000 

Eaton  H  F  to  Ev  <fc  N  Oook  Oo  B  and  L 

Assn  jaly  1,  It  43  b  8,  25  40  13,  7^.  .$2900 
Enaler  Q  to  0  L  Schaar  jnly  1,  Its  4  and 

5  b  35,  36  39  13,  5y  6^   $3000 

Elder  R  8  to  H  W  Grade  Jnne  24,  It  17  b 

3,  17  40  14,  ly  6^  $2000 

Emmons  M  and  CP  to  L  J  Swift  May  6, 

It  17  b  14,  D  Pk  add  6«  $2500 

Eklnnd  J  A  to  W  Loeb  Apr  15,  It  21  b  4, 

8  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Eddy  Ida  H  to  F  R  Grover  jnly  6,  It  40  b 

35,  7  39  14,  ly  6^  $1300 

Elder  R  S  to  H  W  Vanpel  June  24,  It  17 

b  3  Ashland  add  ly  6%  $2000 

Eyie  G  W  to  0  Garner  June  22,  It  3  It  12 

b  6,  9  38  14,6^  $1468 

Foley  M  to  july  9,  It  31  b  17,  4  36  14, 

6^  $7000 

Finch  F  E  to  F  M  Elliott  jnly  8,  pt  b  54 

Evnstn  Bj  G%  $3000 

Fenn  E  A  and  J  J  to  J  J  Nichols  June  18, 

It  14  It  2,21  38  14,  ly  7^  $2000 

Ford  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  8,  It  25 

b  21,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $^000 

Foley  D  P  to  M  T  Cole  June  2,  Its  28  and 

29  b  1,  28  40  14,  2y  6^  $1200 

Farbush  P  to  M  E  Greenebanm  June  28, 

It  24  Hammond  sub  25  40  13,  3y  7<J  $1300 
Fangsted  E  to  S  M  Moore  Jnne  24,  It  19 

and  pt  20  b  1,  9  39  13,  7^  $1200 

Faror  F  A  to  S  Kerr  June  25,  It  3  b  2,  15 

39  13,  3y  7%  $i800 

Flynn  S  to  W  B  Costello  jnly  1,  Its  27  and 

28  b  5,  22  38  14,  6^^   $1600 

Foss  H  L  and  J  P  to  Berkshire  L  Ins  Co 

jnly  1,  pt  b  4,  17  39  14,  5y  7%  .,..$20,000 
Fairfield  J  B  to  W  T  Galloway  jnly  3,  pt 

It  9  It  1  b  5,  17  37  14,6^  $1700 

Franklin  L  to  H  Felsenthal  June  27,  pt 

1st  add  Franklin  Pk  6%  6  deeds ....  $6000 
Franklin  L  to  M  Felsenthal  Jnne  27,  pt  b 

I,  28  40  14.  6^  5  deeds  $5000 

Frank  G  to  Mnt  Ben  Life  Ids  Oo  july  1  It 

3  It  6  b  3,  28  40  14,  Sj  6%  $7000 

Farson  E  0  to  S  E  Dickinson  June  25,  It 

1  It  6  8  e  qr  3  38  14  $1260 

Fritz  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  3,  It  47 

It  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6«  |U00 

Fitch  0  0  to  8  W  Oonnell  June  18,  pt  It 

5  b  8  Johnston,  R  &  8  add  5y  6;^. .  .$27(0 
Ford  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  July  8,  It  23  b 


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21,  7  39  U,  5y  6^  |2000 

Qeist  C  to  AFreese  Jane  26,lt  2  b  59,19  39 

U,8i  $3000 

Goodwin  B  J  to  W  T  Biokards  joly  1,  It 

10  b  3,  33  39  14.  6!«  $1600 

Greene  B  R  to  E  8  Dreyer  joly  1,  Us  7  to 

10  b  4.  26  39  13,  2y  6^«...   |1500 

Garrison  0  to  0  F  Tidholm  Apr  I,  pt  It  3 

b  1,  16  38  14,  lly  6^  $2700 

Gee  A  to  F  M  Elliott  Jone  30,  Its  13  and 

14  and  pt  15, 19  41  14,  3y  6«   |28(  0 

Ooodno  G  W  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  joly 

6,  It  13  b  6,  14  38  14,  5y  6«  $1200 

Gnrney  G  W  to  Am  Trust  and  S  Bk  joly 

2,  It  14  b  4,  31  38  15,  6^  *18no 

Goldberg  F  and  J  to  W  Heinemann  joly 

3,  It  9  Thompson  add  5y  6^  $3000 

Goldberg  T  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  1,  Its  28 

and  33,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Gray  J  F  to  W  A  Bond  jnly  2,  It  9  b  5 

Jefferson  2y  6%    $2500 

Gallagher  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jaly  3, 

It  43  b  4,  12  39  13,  5y  6^  $15C0 

Gaaghan  J  to  R  Berger  June  28,  It  5  b  4, 

13  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Graham  M  H  to  T  A  Benning  joly  1,  Its 

23  and  24  n  w  qr  25  40  13,  ly  P%. .  .$2700 
Grossman  B  to  W  Heinemann  June  27,  It 

90  b  6,  ^?8  39  14,  5y  6«  $9f  00 

Greitoh  N  to  E  G  Paoling  jaly  2,  It  19  b  1, 

20  40  14,  5y   $1700 

Gilbert  0  J  to  Evnstn  S  and  L  Assn  jnly 

6,  n  qr  It  9  b  5  Evanston  1%  $2100 

Hobbs  F  O  to  W  Loeb  Jane  25,  pt  b  2,  17 

38  14,  5y  6^..   $5500 

Hanson  J  L  to  J  L  Gilbert  jaly  8,  It  3 

and  pt  4  b  6,  26  40  13,  5y  6!J  $4500 

Hughes  A  B  to  L  Baird  jaly  1,  pt  b  B, 

White  to  Evanston  5y  6^.  |40G0 

Huebenthal  A  to  P  Maehlmann  july  1,  It 

12  b  6,  20  —  14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Huohtenhausen  B  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  1, 

It  20  b  4,  15  39  13,      6%  $1200 

Hack  J  J  to  F  M  Elliott  June  20,  It  34 

and  pt  35  and  all  It  38  and  pt  S7  b  14, 

6  39  14,  4y  6^  $1800 

Hall  A  0  and  E  A  Peterson  June  26,  It  13 

b  12,  12  39  1.^,  3y  6;«  $2500 

Que  S  to  S  Straus  June  27,  Its  29  to  32  b 

2  S  to  Pullman  ly  6^  $1000 

Humboldt  Pk  M  E  Ohnroh  to  A  Peterson 

June  20,  Its  22  to  24  b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  6i 

 $3000 

Hartnett  M  to  T  Kelly  jaly  1,  It  8  b  1 

Kelly  add  7y  $1900 

Harwood  M  J  to  M  Friend  july  5,  pt  It  3 

b  13,  22  39  14,  3y  7%   $lf:00 

Hojnowski  J  to  J  Bennorz  June  17,  It  10 

b  53,  19  39  14,  5y  6<5  $1500 

Harms  U  to  A  B  Mead  Jane  22,  Its  12  and 

13  b  2  Butler  W  &  W  add  5y  6!6. .  .$11,000 
Heintz  G  W  to  H  G  Zander  joly  3,  It  11 

b  11,  22  40  14,  3y  7%   $14C0 

Hammer  E  and  L  to  F  S  Hebard  july  3, 

It  2,  8  40  14,  6!^  $2000 

Hansen  J  F  to  A  Peterson  June  21,  It  21 

b  3,  1  39  13,  5y6^  $2500 

Horn  O  to  0  F  Sohumaoher  Jr  july  6,  It 

60  b  1  b  17,  19  39  14,  4y  6^  $1800 

Haggerty  M  0  to  ME  Gieenebanm  June 

26,  It  29  b  2,  14  38  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Herruth  H  to  H  Felsenthal  july  5,  It  62  b 

28,  7  39  14,  5y  6^   $1300 

Uebert  I  to  L  Rathje  jnly  1,  It  4  b  1,  17 

38  14,  ly  6%  $19C0 

Hnelke  A  to  F  Krnmseig  july  1,  It  20  Leh- 

mer  sub  1  39  13,  3y  6^  $1700 

Holder  P  W  to  JEOowles  july  l,pt  It  20  b 

6,  14  38  14,  2y  6%  $2000 

Hazlewood  O  8  to  J  Newman  july  3,  Its  1 

to  12  b  14,  36  38  11.  7y  $1150 

Jones  0  R  to  L  Rathje  June  25,  It  15  b  1, 

28  38  14,  ly  S^^  $*000 

Jenkins  R  E  to  0  G  Landt  jaly  1,  pt  It  1 

b  4,  2  38  14,  ly  6^  $6000 

Johnson  A  B  to  E  G  Foreman  jaly  1,  It 

10  b  25  Bavenswood  5y  6^   $35:0 

Johnson  E  to  A  Cby  trans  jnly  5,  It  66  and 

pt  67,  6  39  14  $1'200 

Jaoobsen  J  T  to  G  A  Rose  jaly  1,  It  76  b 

5,  36  40  13,  5y  61^55  $2000 

Johnston  A  to  F  B  Peabody  july  1,  It  1 

Brestle  et  al  sub  6  40  14,  5y  $18,500 
Johnson  M  to  G  A  Rose  july  1,  It  22  and 

pt  21  b  6  Grant  to  Evanston  5y  6}^% 

 $2300 

Jane  J  A  to  H  W  Austin  july  1,  Us  10  and 

15,  7  39  14,  6%  $5'  00 

Kreiober  W  to  J  Rosenthal  july  2,  Its  36 

and  37  and  pt  38  b  4  Sheff  add  loeds  1% 

 $2334 

Erenek  F  to  R  Berger  June  27,  It  10  b  6, 

35  40  13,  3y  7%  $lflOO 

Kelon  0  to  J  F  Brower  joly  5.  It  7  b  2,  It 

87  b  3,2  37  14,  7;«  $1160 


Kaufman  J  to  V  0  Price  july  3,  It  7  b  3. 

36  40  13,  ly  6%  $15  0 

Knzinsbi  S  to  M  Osnoh  july  6,  It  17  b  32 

Elston  add  ti%  $1000 

Krasiewioz  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  11,  It  28 

b  1 1  Elston  add  5y  6^  $40;  0 

Kcllooh  P  to  Home  Mat  L  Assn  June  27, 

It  37  b  3  b  1,  1  39  13,  6>^«  $5000 

Knnz  8  to  O  0  Sohumaoher  June  29,  It  45 

b  1,  1  39  13,  3y  6^.  $1000 

Keller  J  tu  E  F  Oometook  May  1,  It  7  It 

47,  28  40  14,  6^5  $1000 

Kean  J  M  to  D  L  Zook  july  3,  pt  Its  12 

and  13  b  46  Rogers  Pk,  4y  6^  $2000 

Konioek  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  1,  It 

98  b  34,  19  39  14,  3y  6}^%   $1500 

Kuhn  H  W  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  jnly  6,  pt 

It  4  b  19,  -a  38  14,  6%  $1000 

Kelly  0  M  tu  A  Peterson  jaly  6,  It  21  b  7 

Delavan  add  2y  6^  $1500 

Kean  A  to  M  E  Greenebaum  June  29,  It 

17  b  4,  35  38  14,  5y  1%  $1300 

Koetteritz  P  to  Central  Pk  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  1,  Its  11  to  13  b  4  River  add  Des- 

plaines7^  $1300 

Kuhn  H  L  and  8  to  L  Baird  july  5,  It  21  b 

6,  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Kallal  J  to  J  Novak  jaly  6,  It  68  b  43,  19 

39  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Lippke  J  to  0  F  Sohumaoher  Jr  jaly  8.  It 

47  b  6  8  &  Green  add  3y  6^  $1000 

Lyon  Q  to  J  S    Norton  july  8,  It  18 

Springer  sub  10  38  14,  5y  6%  . .  ..  $U00 
Leok  Von  der  L  to  H  P  Kranz  jnly  9,  Its 

27  and  28  b  42  Sheffield  add  e^!....  $1200 
Lane  R  to  W  A  Onnningham  jaly  1,  pt  e 

hf  s  e  qr  38  39  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Lehr  W  to  J  0  King  Apr  29,  It  35  b  8 

Aroher  add,  3y  6^   $2500 

Larsen  J  to  8  VI  Moore  June  24,  pt  It  20 

and  all  21  to  26  b  1,  9  39  13,  6y  6%.  $5000 
Lovewell  C  H  to  R  Hart  June  27,  It  6  It  3, 

3  38  14,  3y  656  $4500 

Lnokon  0  T  to  W  H  Oppenheim  June  21, 

pt  Its  1  and  4  b  14.  17  39  14.  3y  6%  $5000 
Lyons  G  to  J  P  Wilson  july  1,  It  17  b  1. 

10  38  14,  6!{   $5000 

Lazarowioz  M  to  E  Z  Broad swski  july  5, 

It  25  b  11  Elston  add  6m  G%  $2000 

Link  J  to  E  G  Foreman  June  21,  It  64  b 

31,  31  39  14,  5y  6il  $2000 

Lobstein  J  G  to  J  0  Sobnmaoher  july  6, 

It  83  b  88  b  10,  20  38  14,  7;?  $801  0 

La'son  J  A  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  June  6, 

Its  19  to  21  and  pt  22  b  18  Johnston  R 

&  L  add  3y  7;6  $5^00 

Meyer  0  M  to  T  M  Oonpropst  jnly  6,  Its 

12  to  15  It  14  b  2,  36  40  13,  5y  62.  .  .$40(0 
Mnher  W  S  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn  May 

20.  It  10  b  16,  13  37  13,7^   $4000 

Mattsen  M  to  J  H  Bennett  jnly  3,  It  9  b  6, 

35  3814,3y  7<8  $2000 

MalhoUand  W  H  et  al  to  W  Heinemann 

july  1.  Its  26  and  27  It  10  b  2,  8  40  14, 

6y  1%  $2000 

Meiling  0  G  to  P  J  Wetz-jl  jnly  6,  It  y4  b 

43.  17  39  14,  6i«  $2000 

Marshall  E  P  F  to  G  Van  Zandt  jnly  1, 

Its  7  to  11  b  i,  26  39  13,  5y  6<8  $1460 

Murray  W  W  to  A  J  Hodge  july  1,  ptlt26 

b  7.  7  39  14,  7!J   $3000 

Martin  K  H  to  0  K  G  Billings  jaly  8.  Its 

1  to  3  It  1,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $7000 

MoDermott  O  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  June 

24,  It  18  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  6^   $2200 

Morton  H  J  to  Northern  Trnst  Oo  June  1, 

It  35  b  2,  18  39  14,  5y  5%%  $5000 

Miner  M  A  to  Ohioago  Title  &  T  Oo  july 

1,  pt  It  21  Wadsworth  to  Woodlawn  4y 

6%  $1500 

Mears  N  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Oo  july  1, 

pt  b  52  Elston  add  6y  6^  1 21,000 

Melka  A  to  A  M  Snydaoker  july  1,  pt  It 

16  b  66  S  8eo  add  5 y  6^16  $3000 

MoOlennahan  J  0  to  W  H  Adams  july  6, 

bldgs  eto.  It  140  div  1.  30  38  15,  3m  $1100 
McDonnell  J  P  to  F  8  Hebord  June  28, 

It  35  b  2,  34  39  14,  6^6  $20(  0 

Madling  W  to  0  Jorn  jnly  1,  pt  Its  468  to 

472,  20  38  14,  6%  $5C00 

Mazenee  K  to  M  E  Greenebaam  June  29, 

It  10  b  6,  20  39  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Morse  H  A  to  J  U  tf'indley  july  1,  lease 

and  imp  on  Its  20  to  25  b  6,  14  38  14, 

5s  6f  $8000 

McLeman  J  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Oo  Jnne 

27,  Its  14  to  22  b  2  b  1  eto  Thompson 

add  and  o  p  ly  5^  $275,000 

Miner  J  U  to  S  Miner  Jane  26,  It  26  b  14, 

28  38  14,  6^  $3000 

Moore  R  0  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  2,  It 

2  b  2,  25  40  13,  6y  7SI  $1100 

Morrison  J  to  Northern  T  Oo  May  29,  pt 

b  65,  14  38  14,  6y  655  $9000 

Mellinf(er  J  H  to  R  L  Tatfaam  jnly  8,  It  3 


It  31,  11  39  13,  6^  $2500 

MoKeever  J  L  to  D  B  Lyman  july  6,  It  20 

n  e  qr  11  39  13,  6y  6%  $3500 

McDonald  M  and  A  to  0  Title  and  T  Uo 

joly  1,  It  7  b  1,  25  40  13,  Bj  6%  $2200 

Mneller  H  tu  M  E)  Greenebaam  jnly  9,  Its 

6  and  7  It  1,  7  38  14,  3y  7^  $1800 

Novotny  M  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  1, 

It  62  b  8,  20  39  14,  6y  6!J  $6000 

Nelson  F  to  L    Baird    June    24,  It  44 

Wheeler  snb  20  38  14,  6y  6)t  $2500 

Nowak  J  to  F  W  Straus  June  26,  It  2  b  5, 

20  39  14.  3y  6%  $6000 

Norton  B  J  to  G  A  Rose  June  26,  pt  b  3, 

33  38  14,  6y  6%  3  deeds  $9000 

Nelson  A  et  nl  to  ME  Greenebaum  jnly 

1,  It  102  and  pt  It  F  28  40  14,  3y  e%  $8500 
Newman  N  et  al  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly 

1,  pt  Its  107  and  108,  28  40  14,  3y  6%  $8600 
Newman  A  and  M  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum 
july  1,  pt  Its  108  and  109,  28  40  14,  3y 

6^  $9000 

Nebls  H  to  R  Berger  jnly  5,  It  18  b  1,  6 

38  14,  by  6%  $2000 

Niedert  L  to  D  H  Tolman  jnly  2,  It  2  b  7 

Elston  add  7%  $2C00 

O'Keefe  J  to  Phoenix  B  Society  jnly  2,  It 

12  b  4,  36  40  13,  7^  $1<  00 

Overfleld  E  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  2,  It  28 

b  5,  26  40  13,  6^  $2400 

Otis  F  O  to  W  Loeb  June  20,  pt  It  12  b  4, 

14  38  16,  2y  6^  $1000 

O'Uara  J  to  J  Kenny  June  26,  It  26  b  46, 

7  39  14,  5y  6^  #1600 

O'Toole  D  to  D  Diest  jnly  1,  It  16  b  7 

Archer  add  $1(01 

O'Donnell  D  P  to  ME  Greenebaum  jnly 

1,  It  31  b  63,  19  39  14,  3y  7^  $1400 

Oik  8  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  1,  It  16  b  1, 

26  40  13,  6y  7^  f2200 

O'Keefe  T  to  S  Piper  jnlv  1,  It  18  b  2,  3 

38  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Ott  0  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  3,  pt  It 

21  It  9,  10  38  14,  3y  6«  $2800 

Pedersen  L  to  A  Loeb  july  2,  pt  b  10,  36 

40  13,  6y  6}4%  $2000 

Petrie  E  D  to  N  Chi  Mut  S  and  B  Assn 

Jnne  15,  pt  Its  88  and  89  It  8  b  5  W 

Hgts  $1600 

Parish  S  M  to  F  A  Barnes  july  1,  pt  It  1 

b  1  J/yrick  2d  add.  5j  6%  $1600 

Polzin  A  to  G  D  Becker  June  26,  Its  1  to 

3  b  2,  8  37  14,  3y  6^  $2200 

Phillips  H  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  july  1,  prem 

844  W  Adams,  5y  6^   $3000 

Persons  V  0  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  Jnne 

24,  Its  1  and  2  It  16,  17  36  14,  3y  7%. $1200 
Powers  O  H  to  M  E  Graenebanm  June  27, 

It  1  Nelson  &  B  sub  14  38  14,  2y  6^. $4000 
Pollard  E  K  to  G  D  Holton  Jnne  24,  pt  It 

33  b  18,  12  38  14,  7%  $2000 

Parrish  F  E  to  Title  G  and  T  Oo  June  20, 

pt  b  b  0  It  2  etc  b  2,  10  39  12,  lOy  6% 

3  deeds  $4000 

Peterson  H  to  T  Oehne  May  4.  Its  37  b  38, 

35  38  14,  ly  6^  $1320 

Partridge  W  E  to  M  White  June  13,  pt 

11  and  12  b  1  Ellis  w  add  2y  S%.  ..$2000 
Palmer  V  to  W  Kozmirski  jnly  5,  It  12  It 

1,  9  38  14,  5y  6}i%  $1600 

Poole  O  E  to  G  W  Rodgers  july  2,  It  10, 

17  42  13,  5y  6^  $2510 

Paul  J  to  0  B  Webster  June  28,  pt  It  8  b 

2,  10  38  14,  3y  6%  $2600 

Paterson  J  to  D  Eiohberg  Jane  20,  It  22 

b  6,  28  38  U,5y  7%  $2000 

Pettit  J  G  to  0  F  Maofarlane  jnly  1,  Its 

25  to  31  b  72,  17  36  14,  3y  7%  $1700 

Pfeiffer  G  L  to  J  D  Phillips  july  1,  It  9  b 

12  Wilmette  5y  6%  $1200 

Pershing  J  F  to  Will  H  Moore  july  3,  It 

12  b  24,  K  to  Hyde  Pk  5y  6^  $16,000 

Quant  J  P  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  1,  It  28  b  40,  6  36  16,  7i{  $4000 

Qairk  S  J  to  A  Peterson  jnne  1,  It  79 

Prussing  sub  12  39  13,  2y  7%  $1500 

Quirk  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  Jnne  27,  It 

40  It  47  b  1,  23  39  13,  5y  6^  $2000 

Reid  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  1,  pt  It 

5,  10  .38  14,  6y  6%  3  deeds  $16,000 

Raiser  0  to  J  R  Mann  June  29,  Its  9  to  11 

b  7,  26  38  14,  655  $1000 

Riley  M  F  to  M  0  Hoehn  May  28,  prem 

881  St  Louis  av  ly  6^   $1000 

Rasmussen  R  to  M  W  Pinokney  jnly  3,  Its 

27  and  38  b  1  F  to  Pullman  6%  $1700 

Reimers  G  to  0  F  Sohumaoher  Jr  july  9, 

It  28  b  3  b  47,  17  39  14,  6y  6!K  ....  $2600 
Rein  F  J  to  Lin  &  6th  Wd  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  5,  It  36  b  3,  33  39  14   $2100 

Rakowski  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  June  16,  It  34 

b  13  Elston  add,  5y  6!?  $9000 

Repplinson  F  toA  Hofflund  july  2,  Its  21 

22  42  and  43  b  8,  34  40  14,  6y  6!?..  .$1700 
Rehm  A  to  P  J  Wetzel  Jane  17,  its  26  and 


27  b  4,  8  37  14,  62   $4000 

Rieger  O  to  N  Chi  Mat  8  and  B  Assn  June 

28,  It  39  b  9.  33  40  13,  72  $1600 

Reilly  M  and  P  to  O  A  Burley  jnly  1,  It  49 

b  2,  18  39  14,  3y  72  $2000 

Rilea  8  W  to  J  L  Chapman  jnly  1,  Its  37 

and  38  b  1,  21  38  14,  2y  62  $1600 

Rrifsinder  £  0  to  0  Dallen  joly  1,  It  8  b 

45,  8  39  13,  5y  62  $1500 

Rooney  M  J  to  E  G  Foreman  Jnne  28,  It 

18  b  3,  18  39  14,  6y  62  $3500 

Ronning  A  8  to  A  0  Hoffman  jnly  3,  It  29 

b  14,  35  40  13,  5y  72  $1500 

Reis  B  to  H  P  Kranz  july  5,  pt  It  14,  s  w 

qr  4  39  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Rothenberger  L  to  O  Runge  july  2,  w  hf  s 

w  qr  36  37  12,  2y  6^2  $1200 

Reiling  E  P  to  N  Bnschwah  Jane  6,  It  14 

b  1,  19  40  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Sohnlte  M  A  to  J  R  Fonlke  Jnne  26,  It  23 

It  1  b  3,  13  39  13,  3y  61^2.  $2200 

Sohreiner  A  to  H  P  Kranz  June  26,  pt  It 

20  b  1,  8  40  14,  3y  62   $2000 

Sohroeder  G  to  8  A  Walther  Jane  24,  It  49 

b  51,  19  39  14,  5y  62  $1500 

Swansea  I  to  G  N  Stone  June  20,  It  6  b  8 

20  38  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Sohmalbaoh  G  to  G  Whitfield  June  18,  It 

12  b  1,  29  40  14,  72   $2800 

Segard  J  B  to  J  F  Neagle  June  20,  It  1  b 

-  Ft  Dearborn  add  2y  6J^2  $87,426 

Stanmeyer  A  W  to  E  H  Fishburn  july  1, 

pt  b  61,  33  40  14,  4y  62  $2600 

Sjoberg  J  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  8, 

pt  It  5  b  3  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  62  $1100 

Seiple  L  M  to  W  H  Doe  June  4,  pt  b  1,  28 

40  12,  3y  62  $6000 

Speidel  R  O  to  F  B  Peabody  july  9,  It  23 

b  7  Cornell  By  72   $4000 

Smith  P  to  0  L  Sohaar  jnly  8,  Its  9  and 

10  b  12,  36  39  1.3,  3y  6J^2  $1000 

Snilivaa  R  C  to  A  J  Garham  June  7,  pt  b 

3,  13  39  13.  6y  62  $12,5«.0 

Sloan  D  to  J  Wolfenstetter  jnly  6,  It  21  b 

12,  18  40  14,  62  $2500 

Standish  C  A  U  to  F  R  Chandler  jnly  1, 

pt  It  9  King  &  R  to  Woodlawn  6y  62 

3  deeds  $10,500 

Sundmaoher  A  H  to  H  Felsenthal  jaly  6, 

Its  12  and  13  b  16,  29  40  14,  5y  62.  .$3000 
Spellune  J  J  et  al  to  M  W  Kozminski  Jnne 

26,  Its  4  and  5  n  e  qr  13  39  13  5y  62  $1500 
Stewart  M  G  A  to  E  F  Runyan  jnly  1,  Its 

95  and  96  Keith  sub  14  38  14,  6y  6%% 

 $4600 

Steubeok  E  A  to  F  B  Peabody  June  24,  It 

17  b  8  Pine  Grove  6y  62  $6000 

Sheehan  M  E  and  J  to  J  R  Fonlke  June 

16,  It  2  It  11  b  16  South  Branoh  add  62 

 $5000 

Sargeant  G  S  to  B  Halley  June  28,  It  12  b 

2,  26  and  35  i58  14,  72  $2000 

Sohoenreiob  O  P  to  Home  Mnt  L  Assn 

Jnne  27,  pt  It  31  b  8,  6  39  14,  6>^2.  .$6000 
Shankland  E  0  to  F  B  Peabody  Jnne  20, 

pt  b  2  Greene  snb  n  e  qr  3  38  14,  5}  7% 

 $6000 

Spensie  P  M  to  G  A  Ross  jnly  1,  It  13  b  4, 

8  40  14,  3y  62  $15C0 

Sondene  M  to  R  Hart  july  2,  It  40  and  pt 

39  aid  37.  25  40  13,  5y  62  $2400 

Stern  A  to  O  H  Fleischer  jnly  5,  Its  72 

and  73  b  2.  36  40  13,  2y  62  $2800 

Shnpe  C  R  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  6, 

Its  16  and  17  b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  72. .  .$1000 
Stanton  J  T  to  J  H  Burke  july  5,  It  7  b  24 

Ogden  add  7  1-62  «2400 

Sanford  M  E  to  D  B  Dewey  july  3,  Its  18 

to  21  b  44,  8  39  13,  2y  6)^2  $2600 

Tetzloff  C  to  W  Heineman  july  8,  It  25  b 

4,  36  40  13,  62  $3600 

Taime  O  to  W  H  Tatge  july  6,  It  25  b  2. 

15  38  14,  62   $3000 

Thompson  J  F  to  N  M  Jones  June  24,  pt 
blks  11  14  16  and  21  N  Evnstn  ly  62 
«  $7500 

Thaoker  J  R  to  E  P  Bayley  july  3,  pt  Its 
1  and  2  It  11  eto  2  38  14,  6y  62  6  deeds 
 $17,000 

Tracy  E  G  to  0  M  Kilgonr  May  1,  It  3  b 
8.  22  and  28  42  — ,  3y  62   $3600 

Titus  B  to  H  E  Hurlbnt  july  2,  It  68  b  6, 

13  39  13,  5y  62  $3600 

Traver  M  A  to  F  M  Elliott  jnly  2,  It  7  H 

&  P  to  Evanston  3y  7%  $1000 

Thiele  A  J  to  German  Fire  Ins  Oo  June 

20,  Its  26  to  28  b  4,  6  39  14,  3y  62.  .$3000 
Taylor  J  E  to  Wilmette  H  and  L  Assn 

july  1,  Its  19  and  20  b  6  Wilmette,  72 

   $5000 

Thompson  M  H  to  D  S  Cook  May  18,  pt 

seos  26  27  and  29  41  9,  3y  6<£  $7314 

Travis  M  to  D  Smith  july  1,  Its  2  and  3  b 

12,  27  39  13,  2y  72  $3600 

Titus  B  to  G  W  MoLester  June  1,  pt  It  6 


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b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  6%  1*500 

Vigneron  B  to  J  Stern  jaly  1,  pt  It  1  b  2, 

23  38  14  1*800 

Wentworth  G  K  to  H  N  Tnttle  June  29,  pt 

n  6  qr  10  38  14,  5y  6%  |49,739 

Wenter  M  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  jnly  1,  It 

4  b  17,  18  39  14,  3y  6^  $8000 

WiBelo^el  F  3  to  J  Frake  June  'M,  pt  17 

37  16,  4y  6%  $2600 

Ward  M  and  J  J  to  8  E  Diokenson  Jane 

29,  pt  Its  180  and  181  It  49.  33  39  14,  6J5 

 |1400 

Weiss  A  to  W  Heinemann  June  27,  pt  It  7 

b  9  J  R  &  8  add,  2y  6^  $2500 

Webber  8  A  to  W  B  Packard  June  29,  Its 

57  to  64  Palmer  Place  add,  6%.  ...  $40C0 
Ward  0  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jaly  1,  pt 

Beck's  sub  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  iil  38  14,  3y  6% 

4  deeds  $9400 

Wolfe  J  to  T  J  Lefens  july  1,  It  2  Ortel 

sub  22  37  14  and  o  p  ly  6%  $15,000 

Wright  O  L  to  N  M  Jones  july  1,  pt  It  20 

b  2,  7  39  13,  3y  7^  $5000 

Wright  D  0  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  july  1, 

It  136  It  66  etc,  16  37  14  and  o  p  3v  7^ 

 $1000 

TTheatley  H  L  to  Lake  View  B  and  L 

Assn  july  6,  pt  b  4,  19  40  14,  7«  . . . .  $7000 
Weokler  W  0  to  J  H  Ernst  july  3.  It  21 

and  pt  2ii  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  6^  $6000 

Waters  J  E  to  8  M  Moore  June  27,  pt  It 

39  and  all  40  b  68,  7  39  14,  6y  6^..  .$/000 
White  M  B  to  N  M  Jones  June  1,  It  4  b  17, 

28  38  14,  6«   $15(0 

Willie  J  O  to  M  Anderson  June  26,  It  33  b 

11,  26  39  14,  53  mo8  6%  $2000 

Walker  S  L  to  J  Stern  jaly  1,  It  31  b  22, 

12  39  13  $5800 

Wagner  J  F  to  A  Wisner  july  5,  It  92  b  8, 

29  40  14,  3y  6%  $2400 

Wehner  R  to  Lin  &  6th  Wd  B  and  L  Assn 

july  3,  It  7  b  3,  32  39  14  $2386 

Weetgaard  H  to  Q  D  Pease  july  5,  Its  24 

to  26  Palmer  Place  add  3y  6%  $2800 

Warren  A  J  to  111  T  and  S  Bk  july  3,  pt  s 

e  qr  17  39  13,  5y  6%  50  acres  $6;, 800 

Woodruff  M  B  to  J  0  Hutchins  jaly  I,  Its 

26  and  27  Strong  sub  3  38  14,  5y  6% 

  $8000 

Ward  0  E  to  M  E  Kimball  july  1,  pt  b  5 

Beck's  sub  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  21  38  14,  S% 

 $14C0 

WarineE  to  J  D  Dezendorf  June  18,  It  16 

and  pt  15  and  17  b  16,  9  38  14, 5y  1%  $2000 
Walsh  D  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  3,  It  10 

b  5,  16  38  14,  3y  6«   $2000 

Young  J  Al  to  A  B  Mead  June  26,  It  8  b  9, 

29  38  14,  6^  $3500 

Zavis  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  June  29,  It 

70  b  9,  20  39  14,  6y  6^  $20C0 


Anderson  B  to  A  Bergstrom  july  1,  laun- 
dry etc,  301  n  Market  6m  $300 

Abate  F  to  8  Malpeok  mch  8,  furn  139 

Ewing  ly  |300 

Allen  E  A  and  J  M  to  F  P  Hawkins  june 

29,  furn  1623  Prairie  av  ly  $952 

Appleton  W  M  to  E  A  Erd  june  19,  farn 

7m  fl50 

Ablstrand  J  to  Shields  Bros  july  2  furn 

6m  $93 

Braman  A  E  to  E  Spear  june  10,  farn  and 

piano  ly  |103 

Buxton  D  to  J  W  Lowry  july  8.   piano  2y 

 $100 

Bennane  0  to  Blatz  Brg  Oo  july  9,  saloon 

124  Balsted  2y  $692 

Baldwin  W  H  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  jaly  6, 

saloon  71st  and  8  Chicago  av,  oct  6, '96 

 $1250 

Bendizsa  0  to  A  A  Linston  jane  25,  farn 

300  Indiana  120  ds  $190 

Bernstein  A  B  to  A  U  Bernstein  july  15, 

saloon  476  State  5m  $800 

Boughns  W  O  to  A  0  Peterson  july  6, 

millinery  goods  664  Grand  av  2y  $376 

Baudert  C  F  to  U  8  Brg  Co  july  2.  saloon 

Blue  I«land  2y  '.. 

Bode  H  to  Feckler  Brg  Co  july  5,  saloon 

1432  Milwaukee  av  |350 

Betts  8  J  to  E  R  Bradford  july  1,  horses 

etc,  90ds  $502 

Becker  J  to  J  M  Lyons  july  2,  fnrn  24  n 

Clark  6m  |160 

Barstow  F  J  to  M  Burgess  Paper  Oo  joly 

6,  ptg  office  116  5th  av  9m  

Berand  G  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  july  2, 

saloon  367  Wabash  av  ly  

Beldhouser  W  to  G  Lippaoh  july  1,  mar- 
ket 1217  Bosooe  6m  |200 

Ballsntyn  J  to  H  P  Mount  june  29,  furn 

7m...    $85 

Brown  T  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnly  2,  furn  9m 


 $104 

Blaszkowski  B  to  W  E  Aokley  Jnly  11,  16 

s  ms  and  furn  $124 

Burns  J  G  to  M  F  Finch  june  29,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $92 

Buchanan  8  H  to  0  Harrison  june  29,  furn 

and  piano  3033  Groveland  av  2y  . . . .  $800 
Berger  F  J  to  J  Keokeby  july  1,  drugs 

1486  Wabash  3y  $1500 

Bern  W  J  to  H  P  Mount  jaly  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $400 

Bisdorf  M  to  Birk  Brg  Co  june  28,  saloon 

2y  t200 

Bade  E  E  et  al  to  O  M  Mnrdooh  furn  2y 

  $600 

Buxbaum  F  to  £  Saltey  july  1,  saloon 

2035  Armour  ly  $2260 

Butler  F  A  to  0  Bergeson  july  2.  farn  and 

s  m.  2y    $100 

Bull  M  to  R  M  McCreery  joly  18,  furn 

6m  $143 

Breede  0  to  A  Lakemacher  jand  29,  furn 

32m  $108 

Banmgartin  L  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Go 

july  5,  saloon  29  Ogden  av  2y  $300 

Bowe  P  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  june  28, 

saloon  9440  Commercial  av  2y  $260 

Birtz  M  to  M  Zirk  jaly  3,  horse  etc,  148 

Rumsey  23m  $142 

Beeoher  A  to  Standard  Bry  jnly  6,  486  w 

North  av  23m  f390 

Baker  F  G  to  0  H  Bartling  jnly  1,  farn 

leds  $110 

Brady  F  E  to  D  J  Stewart  june  28,  horse 

etc,  6''0  w  45th  ly   $125 

Burke  W  J  to  E  A  Woodward  dec  1,  sa 

loon  Groveland  av  and  Slat  3m  $2500 

Bender  J  to  Ind  Brg  Assn  july  8,  saloon 

137  w  Van  Boren  ly  |375 

Beck  W  A  to  B  Schmitt  july  2t.  fnrn  21 

Edbrook  pi    $118 

Oheny  0  M  to  J  Baldwin  june  17,  farn  24 

State  ly     $250 

Curtis  Q  H  to  E  H  Brig-gs  july  5,  mdse 

etc,  1st  floor  Lexington  eods  $500 

Ohristensen  M  to  R  Hildebrandt  july  2, 

grocery  50  Emerson  av  5m  $2f0 

Campbell  S  F  to  0  M  Van  Valkenberg 

july  1,  furn  322  Indiana  7m   $110 

Clark  L  M  to  F  J  Cashing  june  26,  piano 

Irving  Pk  2y    $1000 

Oristy  L  M  et  al  to  M  Mulvihill  jaly  2, 

bottling  works  etc,  127  n  Green  j<\n  1 

 $1000 

Crawford  J  M  to  M  Wilson  moh  1,  piano 

and  furn  629  Garfield  av  ly  $359 

Cook  J  to  F  McNeills  june  29,  piano  and 

furn  23m  $200 

Oary  E  8  to  H  P  Mount  jane  29,  furn  6m 

  $105 

Olntt  0  0  to  H  Morse  july  6,  piano  6m$103 
Combs  T  W  to  0  H  Merrick  june  28,  pi- 
ano 6m  $102 

Dudley  F  V  to  H  A  F  Mogg  july  1,  piano 

3m   $96 

Doty  H  E  to  A  J  Bedmond  july  1,  burglar 

proof  chest  110  Ogden  av  $175 

Doncan  O  A  to  A  Danoan  apr  3,  restrnt 

125  5th  av  $1500 

Durand  H  J  to  L  V  Seydel  jaly  3,  furn 

3m  ...  $125 

Daly  A  D  to  E  B  Switze  apr  9,  fnrn  73 

Warren  av  6m  $212 

Durell  E  P  to  F  B  Waring  jnly  5,  ptg  of- 
fice 128  Franklin  ly  $520 

Dryadale  E  A  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  june 

6,  saloon,  Palos  3m  $400 

Dorian  J  H  to  8  F  Qansolos  jnly  3,  fnrn 

9m  $75 

Doklorsky   H  to  M  Karasick  jane  29, 

bakery  $600 

Dirks  E  G  to  M  D  Ott  july  1,  shop  ly.$10n 
Dunne  B  to  A  U  French  june  24,  piano 

6m  $;04 

Esser  H  to  E  Kern  july  2.  horses  etc.  4927 

Justine  st,  dem   $240 

Engelhardt  A  to  D  S  Brg  Co  jaly  3  saloon 

Blue  Island  2y  $600 

Eokart  O  to  L  G  Smith  june  8,  furn  6m$135 
Ecksten  F  B  to  R  M   MoOreery  jaly  2, 

furn  6m   $90 

Flood  J  to  Nat  Bk  U  s  july  6,  library  etc, 

297  n  State  6m   $961 

Franke  M  G  to  W  B  Lindsay  joly  6,  mdse 

and  farn  9434  0  Grove  av"2m  $200 

Foster  E  B  to  J  8  Martin  jaly  3,  drug 

store  1369  Madison  2y  $1450 

Frederick  B  to  J  A  Zelter  jnly  3.  flit  415 

n  Clark  2y  8m    $348 

France  H  to  H  Morse  jnly  1,  fnrn  6m.  $201 
Fay  A  P  to  A  M  Prick  june  29,  furn  184 

Randolph  6m   $115 

Fritz  H  A  to  R  M  MoCrepry  july  1,  6m. $70 
Fluegel  0  L  to  Morrison  P  <fc  Oo  june  27, 
drugs  etc,  277  Jackson  blvd  21m ....  $276  , 


Fay  P  W  to  J  L  Reade  june  25,  mdse  El- 
gin 3m  $ — 

Friend  F  B  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  july  3,  saloon 

183  Ontario  2y  $647 

Fagan  J  to  M  E  Finch  june  27,  piano  6m 

 $82 

Forrest  W  to  G  A  Duncan  july  8,  restrnt 

I25  5lhav  $1500 

Grebasch  H  to  A  Nopeiz  july  1,  furn  131 

n  Clark  3m  $230 

Gentz  A  to  J  G  Oella  jane  29,  saloon  508 

ly  $1!00 

Goggley  J  to  J  Cullen  july  1,  piano,  11 

O'Neil  6m  $133 

Gross  J  W  to  0  Meader  july  2,  piano  6m 

  $110 

Graham  A  B  to  T  A  Banning  jul^  1,  piano 

and  furn  685  Diversey  av  ly   $125 

Greger  Q  0  to  F  E  Blackman,'furn  7  Oak- 

Idnd  av  ly  $130 

Oillett  H  and  O  to  Fairbanks  Morse  &  Co 

june  25,  engine  $220 

Gilson  F  to  F  Gillow  Jr  july  3,  furn  84 

Clifton  av  ly   $500 

Gooch  H  A  to  J  W  Angell  july  6,  furn  404 

Drexel  blvd  1(  Oda  $1100 

Hammerioh    H  P  to  J  Schneir   july  5, 

horses  etc,  615  w  Erie  2y  $165 

Hild  W  to  L  Kandlik  july  6,  market  fix- 
tures etc,  668  w  Division  3m  $100 

Hauser  G  D  to  M  E  Finch  july  2,  furn 

and  piano  6m  $129 

Habel  T  to  Waoker  &  B  B  M  Oo  june  2\ 

saloon  952  Mitchell  av  2y   $321 

Hanke  A  to  R  Liesendabl  july  2,  horse 

and  wagon  482  b  w  48th   $76 

Hnnerberg  W  to  J  Stahl  june  24,  saloon, 

Palatine  2y    $600 

Heldemess  G  J  to  J  F  Dickson  july  1, 

farn  171  43d  SOds   $600 

Hollander  J  H  to  L  Warden  june  29,  furn 

381  Mohawk  $164 

Hancock  Q  R   to  0  H  Merrick  jane 

furn  6m  $106 

Hanson  U  to  J  H  Burke  june  1,  horses  3m 

 $86 

Hanson  G  P  to  F  Thompson  apr  14,  gro- 
cery 204  Montrose  2y  $432 

Hayes  J  B  to  H  P  Mount  june  28,  fnrn 

6m  $110 

Henser  W  to  H  P  Mount  jane  28,  furn  4m 

 $136 

Hunter  J  N  to  W  G  Clarke  may  31,  furn 

Peoples  Institute  bldg  11m  $660 

Higgins  P  to  H  P  Mount  june  29,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m   $130 

Hohn  B  to  H  Morse  jane  27,  piano,  s  ra 

and  furn  6m  $86 

Huntington  J  B  to  H  Morse  june  29,  furn 

and  piano  6m  $103 

Habel  d  to  Wacker  &  B  B  <{:  M  Co  july  1, 

saloon  1£C  Humboldt  2y  $376 

Uammett  0  to  H  Morse  july  2,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $166 

Harper  H  E  to  H  P  Mount  July  3,  furn 

and  piano  627  Sheridan  av,  dem  ..  $105 
Jones  S  8  to  H  Morse  july  1,  furn  6m.  $103 
Jonea  F  E  to  B  Wiedmann  july  2,  furn 

Hy  Pk  7m.'  $100 

JaoKaon  H  to  T  R  Lasher  june  28,  furn 

262  w  Randolph  ly  $125 

Jones  H  D  to  Morrison  Plummer  <K  Oo 

jnly  1.  drugs  132  63d  2y  $714 

Jains  T  J  to  0  D  Chase  july  8,  furn  1820 

Wabash  8m  |fl50 

Eosinski  J  to  J  0  Goodwin  july  9.  fnrn 

etc,  7m   $196 

Kurtz  0  W  to  Horsh  W  Oo  july  8,  horses 

etc,  2y  $382 

Koraoh  I  to  R  M  McCreery  june  26,  furn 

6m   $70 

Knott  G  J  to  E  Smith  june  28,  furn  Evan- 

ston  6m  $70 

Kenyon  B  to  J  Newhauser  jaly  2,  furn  42 

Oiark   .'  $2600 

Eessel  B  to  J  Hagenbuok  jaly  2,  furn  ly 

 $100 

Keppler  &  Schnauss  to  E  8  Lloyd  july  1, 

horse  etc,  611  Groveland  av  ly  $100 

Layley  H  to  Brewer  <fc  H  Brg  Oo  july  6, 

saloon  481»^  Clark  2y  $200 

Line  D  J  to  A  H  French  june  13,  farn  6m 

 $136 

Leyser  J  B  to  M  B  Finch  july  2,  piano 

6m    $137 

Larsen  J  to  A  Pedersen  jane  24,  furn  226 

Grand  av  $250 

Lema  &  Baldioohi  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  july  2, 

saloon  303  Division  23m   $376 

Lippert  A  8  to  8  Lippert  july  6,  saloon 

68  Randolph   $1800 

Layne  J  L  to  S  B  Saymore  iuly  2,  fnrn 

509  Title  &  T  bldg  6m  . . . '.  $450 

Lynch  J  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  july  1, 
saloon  164  Green  ly  $600 


Loogtiti  W  L  to  H  Morse  june  29,  piano 

and  fnrn  6m  $103 

LeGroB  C  to  T  Archer  june  29,  horses, 

furn  eto,  2333  Wabash  ly  $200 

Larmme  M  to  F  M  McCreery  june  29, 

furn  and  piano  6m  $168 

Lewenstein  A  to  A  Greisheimer  july  2, 

piano  8m  $250 

March  S  J  to  D  R  McNaught  june  26, 

horses  eto,  gm  $103 

Middleton  J  F  to  F  MoNellis  june  26, 

piano  23m  $136 

Mnllen  D  J  to  H  P  Mount  june  24,  piano 

6m  $80 

Maynard  P  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  may  31, 

saloon  10(2  w  119th,  23m  $200 

Moliok  L  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  june  18,  saloon 

Elston  and  Crawford  avs,  dem  ....  $1000 
Marr  C  J  to  J  Hagenbuok  july  3,  furn  15 

m  $10 

MoGrath  B  to  J  Cullen  july  3,  horses  etc, 

60H  w  Taylor  6m   $251 

Murphy  J  E  to  H  Sched  jaly  2,  livery  432 

Ogden  av  18m  $660 

Mandis  F  to  M  E  Finch  july  2,  fnrn  6m 

 $82 

McDonough  J  E  to  H  Morse  joly  2,  fnrn, 

horses  etc,  6m  $129 

Morawczniski  J  to  Nat  Brg  Oo  july  5,  sa- 
loon 74  Front  st  2y  $150 

Manley  G  to  A  H  Williams  jnly  7,  furn 

ly   $90 

Mislin  B  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  july  2, 

saloon  178  Randolph  $375 

Myers  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  july  6,  furn 

2960  Indiana  av  7m  $93 

MoNamara  L  to  W  H  Stone  june  29,  farn 

7904  Commercial  av  3m  $260 

Meyenburg  J  to  0  J  Shields  Bros  july  3, 

piano  2m  $99 

Mann  W  H  to  8  B  Knowlton  july  9,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $104 

Mahuke  0  to  L  Oswald  june  19,  cows  etc. 

Bloom  2y  $126 

Morette  D  et  al  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

june  29,  saloon  62  Wells  2y  $550 

Matthews  M  C  to  W  A  Rriggs  jane  26, 

bakpry,  Pullman  ly  $700 

McHagh  M  to  8  McBugh  furn  2y  $4C0 

Mack  A  M  to  J  A  Dahlam  june  26,  furn 

417  n  State  6m   $414 

Miller  A  to  D  Hyman  jnly  3  furn  207 

Schiller  st  16m  $100 

McMabon  J  J  to  M  B  Finch  july  3,  piano 

6m   $103 

MoPherson  M  A  to  B  F  Gilhnly  july  8, 

furn  363  43d  2y  $300 

Meyer  J  to  E  0  Meyer  june  27,  furn  204 

Henry  ly  $50 

Medert  T  &  Oo  to  A  L  Medert  july  6,  en- 
gine, machy  etc.  16-20  n  Lincoln  ly$2000 
Nelson  G  to  W  Hazelton  june  26,  farn  6m 

 $140 

Nenning  K  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  june 

28,  saloon  60  Marshfield  av  2y  $360 

Nicknick  J  to  Brosseau  &  N  july  1,  furn 

1835  State  6m  $134 

Nelson  A  to  N  B  Murphy  july  2,  horses 

6m    $550 

Nolan  T  F  to  F  McNeills  june  28,  2  pianos 

   $135 

Nowaczewski  P  to  S  Peterson  &  Oo  june 

28,  turn  6m  $160 

Newman  0  H  to  P  Walsh  july  1,  lunch 

room  73  5th  av,  9m  $200 

O'Connor  P  to  Phil  &  Reading  0  &  I  Co 

june  25,  horses  etc,  Wayne  Oo  111. $15,000 
Ozello  J  to  North  W  Brg  Oo  july  6,  sa- 
loon 12  State,  may  20,'96  $300 

Otis  E  to  F  MoNellis  july  3,  piano  23m$136 
O'Uara  D  to  J  OuUen  jaly  8,  horses  etc, 

124  n  Green  6m   $183 

Olson  A  to  Kelly  Maas  &  Oo  june  20, 

shop  6824  Ualsted  2y  $558 

Ogg  R  to  W  Crane  apr  13,  laundry  eto  214 

w  Madison  23m  $482 

Pawtowska  F  to  A  Themmen  june  29, 

furo  Ashland  and  55th  ly   $276 

Park  R  H  to  Shields  Bros  july  6,  farn  3m 

 $172 

Pera  F  to  N  G  Brg  Oo  june  2,   ,  23m 

 $250 

Petersen  E  to  M  Peterson  jnly  1,  engine, 
machy,  horses  etc,  365  Halgted  11m  and 

25ds  $1000 

Palmer  C  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  july  1,  sa- 
loon 123  Desplaioes  2y  $159 

Palanik  M  to  I  B  Sammers  Bros  feb  25, 

cows  etc,  Lemont,  sept  1,'96  $270 

Peters  W  to  R  M  McCreery  june  19,  furn 

6m    $191 

Payne  B  M  to  Bob  Brg  Oo  july  5,  saloon 

1033  w  Taylor,  dem.  $609 

Peters  J  K  to  M  E  Finch  july  I,  furn  6m 
 $103 


67d 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRiJAL. 


July  13  1896. 


Perlan  W  Q  to  R  L  Brown  joly  1,  drags 

923  Unooln  aT  2y  |«00 

Ferry  F  to  A  Ooalter  jane  11,  forn  632 

Madison   |2C0 

Parsons  M  J  to  H  L  Parson  jaly  8,  farn 

4163  Lake  av  2y    $2000 

Qninn  L  L  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jaly  1,  Melrose 

Park  6m  |104 

Ronteh  P  to  E  O  Langer  apr  20,  mdse 

6303  Halsted  11m  |500 

ReimTeld  S  *o  k  Earz  jaly  6,  wagons  eto 

 fzOO 

Reinderst  C  F  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  jaly  3,  sa- 
loon 344  Western  av  2y  $800 

Roth  A.  E  to  F  Roth  joly  5,  farn  182  State 

 |250 

Rogers  8  to  P  Van  Sohaaok  &  Sons  joly 

5,  drags  425  State  2y  |255 

Raelzke  F  to  Soboenhofen  Brg  Uo  jaoe 

28.  saloon  123  i  analport  av  2y  #200 

Ransom  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  8,  farn 

6m  $310 

Reiner  0  to  Oondill  S  &  T  Oo  jaly  8,  pi- 
ano 503  HerndoD  11m  $135 

Rawasley  J  VV  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

jaly  6,  saloon  521  State  2y  $750 

Reiter  Q  to  0  deofert  jaly  1,  horses  eto, 

2y  $660 

Reszozniski  J  to  A  Orletkowski  jane  21, 

13  8  ms  ly   $150 

Reefenberg  A  to  Q  W  Pierce  joiy  2,  farn 
Remaob  A  to  W  H  King  jaly  2,  piano  and 

farn  722  Sedgwick  $135 

Ranson  J  0  to  J  P  Ransom  jnne  ^9,  farn 

4846  Forrestville  av  and  op   $1750 

Stanley  M  to  D  R  McNaaght  jane  27, 

farn  6m  $82 

Seward  J  to  H  P  Moant  jaly  1,  farn  226 

Larrabee  6m  $104 

Soanlon  W  H  to  T  F  Wheeler  apr  30. 

piano  6644  Hope  av  6m  $235 

oala  J  to  Oolborne  Mfg  Oo  jone  — ,  boil- 
er 27  Cromwell  9  i  ds   $375 

Snllivan  J  J  to  RM  McOreery  jaly  8,  farn 

6m  $102 

Sohmaker  F  0  to  F  Provins  jaly  9,  horse 

eto,  189  3l8t  $300 

Sawalsky  A  to  Waoker&  B  B  &  M  Oo  jaly 

8,  saloon  1237  u  Leavitt  3y  $155 

Sohwartzkop  O  to  F  McNeills  july  6,  forn 

23m  $135 

Swiizer  W  F  to  fl  A  F  Mogg  jaly  1,  farn 

23m  $70 

Stentban  L  to  W  D  Aldrich  et  al  jaly  1, 

horse  eto,  3m  $210 

Spanknabel  H  to  D  Rankin  jane  19,  farn 

1032  Center   $260 

Seufert  P  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  july 

2,  saloon  184  Armitage  av  $200 

iizaoha  V  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jane  29, 

saloon  373  w  12th  2y    $475 

Schroeder  J  to  L  E  Maxwell  jaly  2,  shop 

6214  Wentworth  45d8  $150 

Sweet  E  J  to  J  R  Morris  joly  1,  farn.. $8300 
Schmidt  L  F  0  to  J  R  Morris  jnly  1,  fnru 

6m  $187 

Swanson  N  B  to  W  Hazelton  jane  29,  farn 

6m  $90 

Smith  A  J  L  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jane  12,  sa- 
loon 48  Clark  ly  $688 

Stedge  Q  M  to  R  P  Helm  jolv  6,  farn 

81%  Wells  6m  $100 

Smith  8  i  to  Tobey  Hay  and  Qrain  Co 

july  5,  horse  eto,  303  26th  2y   $82 

Stevens  W  T  to  0  Meader  july  15,  fnrn 

6m  $il7 

Schneider  F  P  to  W  D  Moore  joly  6,  car- 
riage, 96ds  $100 

Stern  J  H  to  L  Bear  jaiy  6,  horses  eto,  492 

Morgan    $200 

Thatcher  A  to  E  E  Todd  jaly  7,  horses  etc 

1321  Wabash  ly   

Theis  A  to  O  Q  Habbell  jaly  5,  farn  10m 

  $103 

Tripp  A  E  to  a  G  Habbell  jaae  26,  furn 

6m  $225 

Trimble  G  to  F  J  Trimble  jaly  1,  farn  609 

Madison  ly  $1200 

Travis  O  H  to  G  U  Cobleigh  jnly  6,  furn 

and  piano  438  w  Conf^ress  6m  $95 

Trimm  J  0  to  J  Harford  jaly  3,  house 

4129  Sherman  St,  eto,  ly  $517 

Tederscbi  F  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  june  28, 

saloon  129  Ewing,  dem  $160 

Tapley  Q  H  to  Northn  Stove  Repair  Co 

jaly  2,  oastgs  eto,  347  Milwaukee  av  13 

m   $1642 

Thorndel  E  J  to  0  B  Kimball  jaly  1, 

mdse  eto,  648  Lincoln  av  2y    .   $t20 

Venn  J  O  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  2,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $118 

Von  Voltier  M  to  L  G  Smith  jone  28,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $97 

Vercoe  W  L  to  E  W  Verooe  jaly  3,  baggy 

eto.  2y  $100 

WaUet  E  Q  to  H  P  Haribot  july  6,  forn 

6m  $105 


Waddington  W  and  G  to  E  D  Graham 

jan  7,  engine  and  macby,  horses  eto, 

1608  Indinna  av  ly  $1776 

Wnllweber  J  ti  A  D  Wilmanns  jnly  1, 

piano  626  Orchard  ly  $100 

Wilson  W  to  W  L  Hewitt  july  6,  wagons 

etc,  5034  State  $1000 

Wilcox  J  F  to  J  D  Spear  jaly  5,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Waisner  W  to  8  Waisner  june  29,  farn  173 

Plymonth  pi  6m  $275 

Walz  A  to  U  Horner  &  Oo  july  3,  fnrn 

and  mdse  56  w  Madison  2y  $249 

Welsh  A  G  to  H  Lathe.m  jane  23,  paper 

cutter  etc,  2y  $1281 

Webber  H  L  to  W  S  Markel  jane  11,  bidg 

end  mdse,  654  w  103d,  6m   $125 

Wemple  M  to  0  A  Morrill  jaly  1,  piano 

and  farn  7338  Stewart  av3y  $425 

Wiechman  F  to  J  Mersbaoh  jaly  6,  engine 

and  machy  5L7  w  Uth   $400 

Wilmot  F  U  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  8,  furn 

6m  $103 

Zeiss  H  to  A  L  Eaton  july  6,  horse  and 

wagon  11  47th  2y  $200 

Zech  B  to  U  S  Brg  Co  july  1,  salooo  14  w 

Ohio  2y   -t  SOO 

Zitty  K  H  to  B  Lindemann  jaly  1,  milk 

business,  Bidgeland  9m,  p  m  $150 

Zellinka  S  to  E  Smith  jane  27,  fu  n  7m 

 $167 

Zimmer  P  to  Apgarr  Oo  july  3,  furn  412 

North  av  6m  $136 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Korohman  \I  to  J  J  Petermlchel  july   1,  wagoDS 

etc,  776  12th   12300 

Batter  J  to  Q  ThompaoD  jaly  1,  h  iree  t400 

SeveriQ  B  to  A  Q  Stewart  jaly  2,  mdee  246  North 

av    1700 

Berks  W  J  to  0  G   bloke  ja'y  3,  furu,  Womaos 

Tetuple  tl26 

Hant  E:  to  E  O  Towoe  july  1,  piano  and  forn  1S9 

34th  8t  t462 

Welsher  A  Q  to  Vf  J  Andrews  july  1,  farn  196 

Clark  2y    »28T0 

Blvoire  D  to  L  Jombiz  jme  25.  ^  mt  in  baslness 

367  Wabash   $660 

Plassoht  N  to  A  Jaakowdkl  july  3,  esloon  1US8  48th 

 $400 

Aubert  A  J  to  A  W  Stanmeyer  jaly  1,  bou^e,  lot 

107  b  61,  33  40  14  tluiiO 

Beney  U  to  Y  Small  july  2,  tarn  eto,  494  LaSalle 

6m  $291 

Chambers  M  E  to  0  Mae'Ier  jaly  1,  hotel  forn  282 

Indiana  8t   I18u0 

Downer  M  to  i  Klohaid  'on  Jane  26,  fnrn  221  Clark 

   t/01 

Qrn<zba  J  to  A  Ualkowa  jaly  1,  groory  3201  Fox 

 $600 

Bobn  E  to  U  K  PeltEsr  Jaae  27,  furn  Lemone.. .  I7U0 

Pellzsr  M  E  to  E  Boha  jane  21,  fnrn  ^700 

Bohn  E  to  III  B  Pellzsr  June  21,  saloon  Lemont. .  t3(jO 
Pellz^r  M  E  to  E  Bobn  jane  29,  ealooa,  Lemmt  .t300 

Hayes  O  H  to  F  B  Bimball  apr  8,  farn  $15  • 

I  ockwood  F  B  to  J  T  dmith  jane  17,  paint  shop , |16  ■ 
Huse  R  to  H  Deanis  July  2,  fnrn  253  North  av..  ,.$213 

Messerth  E  to  W  Miller  jaly  6,  farn  $180 

Freedman  S  to  8  Levin  jaly  — ,  mdse  1632  Wabash 

 $300 

Chratal  J  to  U  Norotny  Jnnd  29,  turn  and  flxt  698 

Jefferson  $4S0 

Tobey  A  to  8  Ulller  sept  1,  fnrn  1601  Ulcblgan  ev 

 $273 

Zuokermaa  &  Oohn  to  J  Qoldberger  jaly  S,  fnrn 

694  Halsted    $4ro 

Jankowski  J  V  to  N  W  Plaseckl  jaly  6,  saloon  1868, 

48th  1400 

Smitb  J  T  to  F  B  Lookwood  jaae  21,  24,  factory, $150 
Knopp  0  B  to  A  easel  jaly  B,  tarn  1299  Lake.. $21 00 
Erze»lcuicowskl  M  to  F  An°on   furn  982  n 

Hoyne  faoo 

Waterman  Q  to  F  Waterman  ju.y  5,  pony  span.. $160 
Flater  0  J  to  J  J  Petermlchael  may  6,  grocery  131 

w  Bandolph  $1000 

Mesen  F  L  to  8  F  Mesen  june  2%,  jewelry  $800 

Sclobobn  A  to  F  Ozello  jane  26,  saloon  12  State.  $460 
Jones  E  0  to  H  W  Frpy  dec  6,  fnru  8463  Wabash$t800 
Arlnlngziata  V  to  V  Nasell  jaly  3,  shop  336  Olark 

 $325 

Petermlchel  J  J  to  F  W  Auokleme  jaly  6,  horses 

wagon  and  candy  routes   $1960 

Oueack  E  t  )  Citizens  Brg  Oo  jnly  6,  horses,  eto, 

and  saloon  2968  Deerlug  $670 

McOlnae  W  H  to  J  F  McOlnre  july  8,  pt  office  sup- 
plies 241  Blalto  $1000 

Duncan  G  A  to  W  Forest  july  6,  furn  125  5th  av.$1600 
Llndeman  B  to  P  H  Xlliby  july  1,  milk  business. 

Oak  Pk      $1000 

Lemeri  E  to  J  Lemert  jaly  8  factory  779  Madison 
Halma  J  to  U  Alma  june  6,  furn  4849  Ashland  av.(4  0 
Saner  J  to  M  Vondrasek  jaly  6,  furn  863  w  Uth. $1800 
Oberlin  M  L  to  J  E  Fltzpatrlck  204  Washington. $7uC 
Heloemann  A  to  E  Helnemann  jane  22,  (nro  4938 
Ashland  av  $1000 


Fernberg  J  to  J  Siskin  june  24,  mdse  787  Lincoln 

av  $UO0 

Perry  J  J  to  B  Condon  jnne  2t,  mdse  1356  Jackson 

 $300 

Gee  W  t>  B  81  june  26,  furu  46S7  Ashland  $120 

Soo  G  to  F  Gon  june  26,  furn  4742  Ashland  $150 

Breese  U  E  to  B  F  Breese  june  17,  41st  and  Ind  av 

  $2600 

Kienecke  F  et  al  to  J  Spiegel  A  Oo  jnne  22,  bldgs 

eto,  BobiLSon  st  and  0  &  A  tracks  $60,500 

Beuter  F  to  J  Spiegel  *  Oo  jnne  22,  btdgs. . ..  $60,600 
UoOafiten  H  J  to  E  Behn  june  25,  grocery  831  Van 

Buren  $600 

Galor  B  to  H  Schmidt  june  15,  saloon  115  36  Front 

av   ..$4(10 

Gamble  J  to  B  H  Yavra  june  25,  fnrn  61  La8alle$360 
Price  F  A  to  G  K  Belles  feb  26,  shop  and  contents, 

8  40  13    $400 

Nye  M  A  to  Q  W  Hill  jnne  27.  horse  $300 

Hngaes  A  F  to  B  A  Wright  june  26,  saloon  1236 

Madison   $1500 

Barnev  M  M  to  G  T  Houston  &  Oo  june  27,  lumber 

eto.  Its  8  and  9  b  50  Elston  add   $226 

Stroi  g  B  D  to  J  K  Eager  jnne  24,  maoby  and  plant 

cor  Jackson,  Loomis  and  Ibroop   $16,000 

Besteder  W  to  J  McBride  jnne  28,     int  in  horses 

eto  $1800 

Hnugerson  A  to  U  B  Hanson  juae  26,  horses  wegon 

eto,  81  Perry  av  $294 

Schlojel  L  to  H  W  i^immons   june  13,  furn  1087 

Jack'on  $160 

James  K  U  to  J  H  Tuchbiind  jane  27,  horse. ...  $260 
Fries  H  A  to  A  Schoenmayer  jnne  27,  ptg  office 

183  Clark    $600 

Waiizer  B  D  to  H  Echsteadt  june  24,  saloon  3832 

State  $600 

Mabon  J  E  to  E  L  Mahan  june  24,  horses  etc  and 

piano,  ITU  w  Wasbiogtou  $800 


Charles  H  Mears  &  Oo  v  John  U  Bergstrom, 
$741.88. 

Bridget  McDermott  v  City  of  Chicago,  $1,100. 
Bradner  Smith  A  Oo  v  De  Clerqne  A  Sobmetzer, 
$1,869  23. 

James  B  Clow  &  Sons  V  Alfred  H  Fett,  $523.69. 

Mr  Sat  CycU  Oo,  use  of  Oarollne  D  Hill,  v  Frank  T 

Fuwier,  $8,992. 
Star  Ooal  Oo  v  Dion  Geraldine,  $68.24. 
John  A  Boebling  v  B  B  Oilman,  O  H  Slmonds  and  H 

K  Gllman,  $3,192.41. 
Thomas  Melhle  v  John  8  Given  Jr,  $602.46. 
Peter  Qillen  et  al  v  John  Geell,  $1,356.04. 
Henry  J  Hewee  v  James  and  Augusta  Hayward, 

$8,000. 

Chirles  B  Foot  v  David  Henderson,  $622. 

Stearns  Manufacturing  Oo  v  George  D  Hoffman, 

$1,96  .46. 
W  H  Hoop'i  V  E  T  Horn,  $1,357.60. 
Jote.>h  Doskocie  v  L  W  Kadlec,  $618.26. 
Charles  S  Baddin  v  Nellie  D  Lines,  $2,169. 
Mary  E  B  Meserve  v  Qenrge  lUiUer,  John  L  Stagg 

and  George  L  Miller,  $4,906. 
Thomas  Milton  Kelly  v  U   E  Page  Oonfectionery 

Oo,  $80U. 

Simpson,  Hall,  Miller  <fc  Co  v  Morse,  Mitchell  & 

Williams,  (2,074.00. 
L  Wolff  MaLufacturi-g  Co  v  M  F  MuDZesbeimpr, 

$7,988.96. 

Wayne  County  Savings  Bank  of  Homestead,  Pa,  v  W 
H  Silberhorn,  $6,427.36. 

The  Mutual  Bank  v  William  D  Tilden,  $1,034.73. 

John  0  Everett  v  George  A  Treyser,  $608,76. 

Michael  Woods  v  Dui>m  Stockyards  and  Transit  Oo, 
Obloago,  Borliogion  and  Quincy  Bailroad  Oo,  Chi- 
cago and  Northwestern  Ballroiid  Oo,  Chicago  and 
Alton  Bailroad  Oo,  and  Illinois  Central  Bailroad 
Co,  $1,000 

Oontinental    National  'Bank    v    Charles  Weaver, 
The  W  L  Scott  Co  v  Cnarle^  A  Weaver.  $9,690.43. 
Gottfried  Brewing  Co  v  Frank  Wollny,  $1,441  04. 
Fortune  Brothers'   '  rewlng  Oo  v  James  O'Boyle, 

alias  James  Boyle,  $1.S97.70. 
People's  Electric  Light  and  Motor  Power  Oo  v  City 

of  Chicago,  $1,762.02. 
People's  Light  and  Power  Oo  v  City  of  Ohlcago, 

$6,488.23. 

Margaret  A  Scben  v  City  of  Ohioago,  $3,500. 
Abram  Levine  v  Jacob  Friedman  et  al,  $3,176. 
John  Franklin  Whitmore  v  Falter  Se  Fuller,  $1,000. 
Jobn  Keen,  use  of  G  H  Sugoie,  v  Illiaois  Uteel  Com- 
pany, $2  000. 

T  H  Qanlt,  J  McE  Clelland  v  Barrlet  Loveland, 
Eaton  Prince  Oo  v  Siegel,  Cooper  &  Oo,  $1,390. 
William  Brim  V  James  B  Woods  $1,458.64. 
Mc9uiness  A  Gannon,  use  of  Delaney  tt  Murphy,  v 

West  Chicago  B  and  L  Assn,  $5ij0.86. 
Simpson,  Crawford   &  Simpson  v  Harry  Barnard, 

and  Frederic  M  Solomon,  %9i'i. 
Carl  Moll  v  Samuel  Chandler.  $3,676. 
First  National  Bank  of  Lapeer,  Mich,  v  S  Chapman, 

$6,866.83. 

Anton  F  Stolte  v  Oity  of  Ohicago,  $8,786.61. 
Henry  Hantlngton  v  George  W  HotallDg,  $687.60. 


John  J  Hartley  A  Co  V  John  A  James,  and  JohnW 
Tantes,  $934. 

K  G  Lobmidt  Brewing  Oo  v  Peter  Mueller,  $1,C79.1S. 
W  D  Latimer  v  Ge->rge  B  Dpp,  $713  46. 
Dallemand  A  Co  v  Jobn  J  Vogelsang,  $564. 
Wilhelm  Grntzemacher  v  Siztus  Bupka,  $629. 
W  F  Sanders,  use  of  J  W  Sanders,  v  A  B  Meeker, 
$2,197. 

People  of  the  slate,  nse  of  9  W  Lees,  v  G  A  Samon- 

skl,  $1,000. 
H  F  Albers  V  Ada  J  Tnrner,  $15,279. 
William  M  Jnhneton  v  Barnett  Produce  Co,  $3,014.95 
Hazelton  Boiler  and  Steel  Co  v  Calumet  Iron  and 

fteel  Oo,  $16,000. 
Elizabeth  Ellsworth  v  Oily  of  Uhicago,  $2,100. 
Garden  City  Banking  and  Trnst  Co  V  John  GiUeii, 

$881,110. 

Joy  and  J  P  Love  v  Benjamin  Hyde,  $2,060.38. 
William  Eyienfeldt  v  Illinois  Steel  Oo,  $7,000. 
The  history  Oo  v  George  H  Sisson,  $12,113. 
Edgar  M  Snr.w,  Theodore  G  Dickinson  and  Henry  H 

Fuller  V  John  V  A  Weaver,  $3,145. 
Cenrad  Seipp  Brewing  Co  v  Ernest  Weler  et  al, 

$4,447. 

Charles  F  Thomas  v  West  Ohioago  Street  Bailroad 
Oo,  $2,600. 

Mary  Evans  v  Weit  Chicago  Street  Bailroad  Oo  $600. 
New  Philadelphia  Iron  Works  v  Fred  F  Blschoff, 
$2,029.41. 

Hibbard  and  Wm  P  Porter  v  Frederick  L  Day,  $1260, 
William  Foote  v  Lewis  Dochstadtur,  $516.90. 
I  G  Home  V  Wm  Fiiz<erald,  $728.64. 
Otto  W  Mitchell  V  Julia  B  Follett,  $946. 
George  Srhwelnfurtb  v  M  Gilbert,  $564. 
William  H  Sadler  v  Mrs  B  and  Andrew  J  Graham, 
$1,967  57. 

B  0  Dunbar  and  B  A  Holliogworth  v  Joseph  Gregg, 
$612  66. 

MIohele  Addano,  admtr  estate  of  Solomon  Addano  v  , 

James  8  A  Bill,  $600. 
Jason  B  Oaldwell  v  J  H  Huff,  $2,000. 
Mrs  0  ara  Oamphouse  v  Jefferson  Ice  Oompanv,  $500 
United  States  Brewing  Oo  T  Libble  Kornan,  $638. 
Ernest  Bemls  v  North  Chicago  Street  Bailroad  '"o, 

$3,500. 

Frank  0  Vlerllng  and  John  y  Baxter  v  Zoe  Cwens, 
$600. 

Henry  A  Foster,  admtr  estite  of  Charles  Bohn  v 
Pittsburg,  Fort  Wayne  and  Ohlcago  Bailroad  Oo, 
$1,250. 

Anthony  T  Jennlngii  v  West  Ohicago  Street  Bailroad 
Co,  $6,1  00. 

James  Magnlre  v  Philip  D  Armour,  Jonathan  V  ond 
Philip  D  Armour  Jr,  and  George  E  Webster,  $3,000. 

Benry  J  Bowers  v  City  of  Chicago,  $7.';0. 

John  Sbiloa  by  next  friend,  Leo  Boe  er  v  Edward 
Boss  Manufacturing  Oo  and  Edward  Boss,  $600. 

Eas  Lir  Wroblewskl  v  Bernhard  NowaoezewskI,  $610. 

Mary  Beed,  as  executrix  of  Horatio  Beed,  Eleanor 
White,  Francis  A  Wilson  and  Ge'>rglana  White, 
executrix  of  Charles  White,  $2,343  60. 

James  T  Ball  v  Angus  &  Oindele,  $77.>.60. 

Gottfried  Brewing  Oov  Gns  Bergeson,  $6^2. 

E  G  Wt  Ider  v  Wm  Huelster,  $1,341.16. 

Henrietta  Ohnesorge  v  Edward  Kebb^  $1,746.20. 

Davsd  J  Green  t  Louisa  Eraalz,  $1,000. 

R  B  and  J  T  Wellace  v  George  Smith,  $7,431.13. 

Lydla  J  Tadwell  v  Helen  Starrett,  $976. 

Henry  Schoelkopf  v  Turner  &  Ray  $833.32. 

Alice  M  Putney  v  Oity  of  Ohicago,  $500. 

Joseph  Landauer  v  Sumuel  Oahn,  $669. 

Charles  Hopkins  v  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  South- 
ern Bailway,  $900 . 

Edson  Keith  &  Oo  v  P  S  Bice,  $1,000. 

Wacker  &  Birk  v  Rudolph  Anbach.  $1,236.60. 

Abraham  Wolf  v  B  J  Bernstein,  $1,004.73. 

Charles  A  Morse  v  Moses  Bothscbild,  $2,C61.10. 

Jenniufes  Trust  Oo  v  T  M  0  A,  $85u. 

Home  National  Bank  v  Charles  Brandel,  $1,818.43. 

Ursia  A  Klabo  v  D  0  Bornff,  $3  060. 

F  J  Kinnare,  admtr  estate  of  Uattie  Dewis,  deceased, 
V  L  S  and  M  8  Br  and  Conrad  Seipp  Bry  Oo,$1.250. 

Brewer  A  Hoffman  Brg  Oo  v  W  W  Qulnn,  $1,103. 

J  J  Badenoob  Oo  v  Thomas  Scully  and  P  i>  Powers, 
$987. 

Patrick  Oleary  v  Mr  and  Mrs  George  A  Chambers, 
$5  8.61. 

Maria  Bollins  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $76C. 
Bridget  Bnrke  v  City  of  Ohicago,  $760. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Sixty-first  at,  prem  746.  John  Beed  v  L  E 
Flordine  and  0  J  Carlson  $233.98 

Sixty-flrat  st,  prem  750.  Same  v  Same. $235 

Sixty  first  st,  prem  762.  Same  v  Same 
 $187.82 

Englewood  Hill,  (6244  Marsbfield  av)  U 
18  b  7.  Etglewood  Sash  and  Door  Oo  t 
Charles  M  MoLouth  $155.23 

Englewood  Hill  enb.  It  18  b  7.  Knioker- 
booker  loe  Uo  v  Charles  M  MoLouth 
 $63.66 


July  13  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


671 


Hookes'  snb,  It  1  and  n  26  ft  It  2  in  0  T 
sab  8  e  3^  29  40  14.  John  R  Gregory  v 
F  0  Thompson  |150 

Weddell  &  Oox's  sub,  It  35  of  e  3^  of  8  w 
%  860  29  38  14,  So  Side  Lnm  Oo  v  Jen- 
nie and  Morris  Beoker  $295.41 

Ltl0b3n>^  frao  ^  11  39  14.  NY 
Safety  team  Power  Oo  v  Dernberg, 
Glitjk  &  Horner   $317.60 

Park  View,  It  14  b  1.  Union  Parnaoe  Oov 
Wm  F  Miller  |1035 

MoKetoham  &  M's  sob,  Its  41  and  42  b  14 
w  >^  n  w  34  14  38  14.  Lawson  &  Frisby 
Lumber  Oo  v  Joseph  H  Ohapek.  .$272.82 

Gage  et  al's  snb.  It  1  b  6  of  e  3^^  s  e  3^  32 
39  14.  fimory  0  Wise  et  al  v  Martha  and 
Christopher  F  Kelly  $200 

Ft  Dearborn  add,  It  1  b  2.  Axel  OoUender 

V  John  B  Legnard  $770.92 

Gilpin's  snb.  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Pk  add  to  Chicago.  J  W  Hiokey  Oo 

V  Roy  D  Carry  $2007 

Borden's  sab,  snb  Us  27  and  28.  Its  4  5 

and  6  and  s  60  ft  of  It  7  b  8  of  s  e  3^ 
see  36  40  13.  Adam  Harvey  et  al  v  Ole 
Knadson  $1143.47 

Eggleston's  resab,  n  130  ft  It  12  of  b  3  n 
e  3^  28  38  14.  Chioago  Veneered  Door 
Oo  V  Fredmond  W  Knhn  $130.76 

Pike's  sab,  ltllof83^se3^ne348  w 
3^  3  38  14.  D  H  Marble  v  May  L  Brown 
 $60 

Wa'oansia  av,  prem  144.  Thomas  Gaohow- 
8ki  V  Alex  Nadolny  $328.40 

Ooaneelman's  snb.  It  43  b  2  of  b  28  0  T 
sab,  e  3^  31  39  14.  Wm  White  v  Annie 
MoUoneld  $421.13 

Same  prems.  Angnst  Wille  et  al  v  Same 
....  ,  $1621 

Ogden's  blvd  add,  Its  20  and  21  b  1.  A  L 
Meriam  t  E  Brnnner  and  K  Sobwalin 
 $615 

Premises  n  w  cor  of  Newberry  av  and 
14th  81.  Dawson  Bros  v  Jacob  Laskey 
 $252.60 

Gilpin's  sab,  Its  15  to  17  of  b  14,  Vernon 
Pk  add.  Francisco  Blair  et  al  v  Day  D 
Carry  and  Theresa  Snllivan  $8019.25 

Lt  11  b  42  in  sab  div  of  Irving  Park. 
Frank  L  Lively  v  Millard  W  Rice  and  J 
A  MaoBarney  $62.60 

Lt  II  b  21,  Kellogg  &  Meyers'  sob  of  Its 
3  tu  18  b  21  in  Irving  Pk.  Same  v 
Franklin  M  Blaut  and  J  A  MacBnrney 
 $62.50 

Walsh's  snb,  a  >^  b  24  s  e  3^  20  39  14. 
John  W  Landis  v  George  F  Whitney 
 $253.47 


APPlilC&TlON  FOB  BUIL.JDI1MW 

Soatbport  av  4111,  Benson  &  Oarlsou,  2  etor;  frame 
flati,  tl.OOu. 

Avers  av  268,  Miss  Delano,   2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  12,200. 
Park  av  1660,  J  H  Backer  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  t2,600. 

Bnruett  st  163,  Olarles  Klawe,  2  story  and  ba'iement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Parnell  av  8328,  John  Lee,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
La  Salle  av  436  37,  Thomas  Rltchey,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  rear  addition,  $3,000. 
Six'h  av  9762-64,  U  F  Albers,  two  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,600. 

Oalnmet  av  4440-48,  Robert  Mitchell,  four  3  story 
and  basement  brlok  flats,  $40,000. 

Langley  av  t718,  H  MoOormick,  2  itory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Halsted  st  8  6649,  Oecar  Larson,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,090. 

Laflin  st  6442,  J  H  Rtephens,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,0(  0. 

Tblrty-elKbth  st  2169-71,  H  Morier,  three  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Central  Park  av  1166,  Henry  Bamm,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Qrenshaw  bt  i068,  John  Salllvan,  2  story  and  base' 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Harvard  st  1666,  Henry  Ootholey,  2  story  and  baae- 
nient  brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Wlloox  Bv  2106,  James  Qillispie,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Dlversey  av  560,  A  McDonald,  2  story  and  basement 
brlok  flats,  $2,200. 

Englewood  av  615,  Albert  Treblloook,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Horgao  st  6019,  Fred  Anderson,  9  story  sod  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2.40U, 


Seventy-eighth  st  96-100,  Mathew   MoNamara,  2 

story  and  basemeat  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Wellington  st  1242,  Thomas  deary,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,(<00. 

Oornella  st  610-88,  J  Haddock,  fifteen  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6C,000. 
Lawrence  av  1419,  A  ImboS,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 

$4,000. 

Tonhy  av  22  te  80,  Jacob  Phillips,  1  story  green- 

boase,  $3,600. 
Lincoln  et  ,  Peter  N  Bedlng,  three  story  frame 

store  and  flat,  $2,6i  0. 
Point  st  92,  John  Tborson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,300. 
Lincoln  st  477,  Igoatz  Wavlnek,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  t5,0(i0. 
Twentieth  st  868,  B  Reynertson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,00C. 
Forty-third  st  771-73,  Thomas   Wells,  two  1  story 

and  basement  brlok  stores,  $2,000. 
Bond  av  7408,  P  J  McDonoagb,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $4,000. 

Boolevard  pi  569,  Oeore  Niebert,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Madison  av  6C53-6S,  W  J  tieirdsall,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Uarshfield  av  6346-47,  Ida  A  Oombs,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $8,600. 

Armoor  av  4943,  G  Qoggin,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

May  st  6149,  O  Anderson,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,0*0. 

Forty-second  and  Jastine  sts,  s  e  cor.  Swift  h  Oo, 
three  story  and  basement  brlok  factory,  $14,0u0. 

Edwards  av  8016,  Mrs  M  U  Dawes,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,600. 

Onllom  av  46  47  and  49,  Samnel  Brown  Jr,  three  1 

story  frame  oottege^,  $2,400. 
Estes  av  632,  J  B  Barb  e  2  story  frame  dwelling, 

$3,500. 

Washbnrne  av  130,  Vaclar  Oekal,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Qreenwlch  st  26,  John  James,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,200, 
Myrtle  av  1662  to  1676,  'Clanger  h  Banerle,  fonr  1 

story  frame  cottages,  $3,n00. 
Greenwood  av  6651-63,  Harris  &  McQImsie,  three  2 

story  and  basement  brlok  dwellings,  $15,000, 
St  Lawrence  av  6441,  Miss  Ida  Bocae,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Bonore  st  6460-64-56,  Oatherine  K  Merchant,  three  3 

story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 
Woodlawn  av  5018-20,  J  J  Mitchell,  1  story  green- 

bonse,  14,000. 
Fifty- flfth  st  1014-18,  James  J  Spencer,  thrae  story 

and  baoement  brick  flats,  $32,000. 
BichmoDd  av  1451',  E  Overfield,  2  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  Oats,  $8,600. 
Prairie  av  3211,  J  H  Allen,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Panllna  st  2080-90,  F  H  Traesdell,  two  1  story  frame 

cottages,  $3,000. 
Wentworth  av  6403,  H  Metz,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
Lake  Shore  drive  68,  A  T  Aldis,  three  story  sod 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $16,00<t. 
Sheffield  av  1206,  Emma  Hofl.  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Lincoln  av  1614,  E  L  Hewia,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,400. 
Marshfleld  av  N  73,  L  (i  Hallberg,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  schoolhonse,  $5,000. 
Dania  av  766,  Peter  Hartlng,  two  etory  and  basement 

brlok  flats,  t2,600. 
Davis  st  309-311,  John  Werebane.  2  story  snd  base 

ment  brick  rear  addition,  $3,000. 
Trnmball  av  931,  Mrs  Anna  Klepal,  three  etory  snd 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Homan  ay  862,  E  Laabe,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,600. 

Oenter  av  S  301,  John  Ambrose,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Oenter  ay  8738  and  37,  J  Qarllng,  two  1  story  frame 
cottages,  $2,600. 

Thirty-sixth  st  107  to  113,  M  J  Roughan,  two  6  story 
and  basement  brick  apartment  baildings,  $40,000. 

Washington  terrace  4906  to  4612,  M  ij  Lamed,  fear  2 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $18,i  00. 

Strand  et  8926,  Peter  Anderson,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store,  $2,300. 

Flfty-foarth  ot  831,  William  Kane,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,200. 

Blgbty-sevenLb  pi  1771,  O  L  Mallette,  1  story  frame 
cottage,  $2,U0O. 

Wabash  av  1723  to  1727,  8  E  Kent,  4  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  rear  bnilding,  $80,UQ0. 

Thirty-seventh  st  5S8,  Miss  Battle  Q  Perkins,  2  story 
and  basement  brlok  store  and  flats,  $2,500. 

Prairie  av  4615-17,  Mrs  O'Oonnor,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flsts,  $17,(ioo. 

81zty>8ixth  st  514-16,  M  H  Bnck,  2  story  snd  bsse- 
ment  brlok  flats,  $4,000. 

Osrpenter  st  5423,  M  Holmgren,  2  story  sod  base- 
ment  brlok  Qsts,  $2,000, 


Dearborn  et  6401,  A  Slott,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  4,000. 

Oalnmet  av  5017,  J  O  Daley,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Oalnmet  av  6021,  Mrs  Stanton,  ihree  storj  and  baee- 
meiit  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Oalnmet  bvS023,  Bugh  Daley,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Indiana  av  3i4I,  Dr  J  K  Lemming,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling  and  2  etory  oarn,  $8,000. 

Twenty-flftb  s;  W  B68,  Joseph  Beni8Cb,  2  etory  brick 
flats,  $2,200. 

Hermitage  av  511,  O  Baoney,  three  8t)ry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,80n. 

Jackson  st  1649,  G  F  Gilbert,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $6  600. 

Sannyside  av  702-4,  B  G  Bennett,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $10,0 JU. 

Bertean  st  936,  J  W  Klllian,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat",  $4,000. 

Melrose  st  1663,  Mrs  Alice  E  De  Evers,  2  story  frame 
dwelling.  $4,000. 

Wintbrop  av  1140,  J  f.  Ooonran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $7,000. 

Astor  st  13  and  15,  H  F  Waite,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  additions,  $2,SiiO. 

Jane  st  S47,  Max  Tisbler,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,300. 

Bookwell  st  638,  Antone  Brecblln,  two  3  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,300. 

Dickson  st  694,  J  Wrze  zez,  2  story  snd  basement 
brick  store  and  flats  $2,600- 

Bawyer  av  607,  William  Nehf,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,500, 


Where  Shall  we  so  this  Summer? 


We  can  answer  the  Inqnlry. 

A  conapiete  list  of.tbe  best  and  most  economical 
Snmmer  Resorts  not  tno  far  from  Chioago  furnished 
free  apon  application  by  mall,  or  by  calUncr  person- 
ally at  Oity  Ticket  Office  of  the  Chicago,  Milwankee 
&  St.  Panl  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building. 
No.  95  Adams  Htreet,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Soatber,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-five  years  ez- 
perlence.  Wo  report  whether  patent  can  b( 
secured  or  not,  fr^  e  of  oh.irpe.  Our  fee  pot  due 
tntll  patent  is  pIIowci!.  3'Jptt?o  Book  Free. 
H.  B.  WILLSON  ^  CO.,  .attorneys  at  Law, 
'tp.  U.  8.  Put.  Offli-"       "srASHiNCVON,  D.C 


Location  for  Factories, 

The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
apbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwankoe  &  St.  Panl  Bail- 
way  Oompany  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
oompany,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Miesoari,  Minnesota,  Soath 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  indastrial  snooess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufactarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qaarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flas  and  other 
raw  materiali  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resoarces. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Oonfidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

m  Old  Col9tt7  Bldg,.  GHICAQO.  111. 


IDIREOTOK.Y 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  AQHINTS.  (- 


ANDERSON,  Onstavns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  it, 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  Ls  SsUe  St. 
BARNEY  6RO0    B.,  Boom  5.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Rm  87,  156  Lske  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Taooms  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  h  00.  301A304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINOS  E.  A,,  &  Oo.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

OELAMATER,  8.,  66  Desrbom  at,  Humboldt  Park 

property  s  specialty. 
DBETER  E.  S.  &  Oo.,  108  Dearborn  at, 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Oblcago  III. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Ohsmber  o 

Commerce. 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
ITBIOKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marqnette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LsSalle  St 
aORDON  C,  n.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  Ls  Sslle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Wsshlngton  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  S  Ohlcsgo. 
HOTNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBDT,  H.  B.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  86,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  at 

LANOHBNRT,  R.  J.,  Assoolstion  Bldg  ,  163  and  ISfi 

Ls  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  d  Oo.,  189  LsSslle  at. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LsSsUe  St. 
nAGILL  J.  0.  h  CO.,  LsSslJe  snd  Wsshlngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSslle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Tmst  Bldg. 
^RIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  Ls  Sslle  St 
aULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LsSalle  et. 
NOR  r ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Vsn  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LsSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,8109  Stste  Street 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACBEB  C.  0.,  266  Blue  Islsnd  av. 
SHUBABT  AARON,  fi  201, 167  Dearborn  8t. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  ADQ,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIERLING,  F.  0.,  118  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoms  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Rsndolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  16»  snd  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZDTTERMEISTEB,  H.  0,.  &  Co.,  818  S.  Baieted 

BAKKKBS. 

DREYER  B.  8.,  tt  Co.,  108  Desrbort  St. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolburn 

Attorney,   South  Ohioago  III. 
^EABODY,  HOUGHTBLING  &  Co.,  164DesrborL 
WA8MAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  RanaolpS. 

Abitracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLBTTE  k  RI0KOORD8,  107  Dear- 
bom  st 

HANDY  *  00.,  92-4  Wssnlngton  st 
PKLTZBR,  OTTO  *  OO.,  85  Washington  st 
BE003DEB<8  ABSTRACT  DHPT..  Oonnty  Court 
Hons*. 


REVELL'S 

CUBTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  avd&Adamf » 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  A"ND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  13,  1895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAl.  ATTKWTIOK 

TO  THE  MANTJFAOTTJBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IP  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOOltS  OE  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  nneasure, 
show  :>tripesand  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  mionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  J67  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.   W-  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBIBIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  K.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  »tB. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


4Af 


41. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  o\ir  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
1 0  rf>modeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

an:!  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


I*  tlas  Fire  ^ssaracoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambarg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Oo  ,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins   Oo.,  N.  Y. 
Germnn  Fi-e  In«.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
■  Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  <fe  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LiA8AIiL.£  STKE£T. 

CHlCACtO  IlililSrOIS 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A,  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHER. 

Room  1749  Marquette  Bids,       W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manfr  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  re  ws^.^.«^M 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  obout  f '  U  C  A  D  Except  their 
them       unurir  pfice 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

SnppDFts  Back  where  Deed"d 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.H.  Andrews  &  Co.,''f  ^^c'^Zt?"' 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGBT 


ELEVATORS. 


OVFICK  AND  WOJBKt», 
ISth  Street  and  Ashland  Avenue, 
Chleaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gospve&  Go^ 

1538-1539  MARdUETTE  BLDQ.. 
CHICAGO; 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4v 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

DliandlBB  4  ChandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHAN/CAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WBSHiltfeiTON,  0.  C. 


C.  FLOOD. 


Telephone  No  9. 


CHAB.  F.  TAYIi'-B. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COlimERCTAIi  ATKHiW, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  Hi. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6.     and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
ploions  of  Titles  Garnished 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNEI.Ii, 
Prest. 


H.  H    OBOSB,  GEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Vice-Prest.  Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Go. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STEEET  AND  BOULEVARD  WOEK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Chicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44, 


WM  .  F.  TEMPEIi.  FBANE  TEMFEIj.  ANTHONY  SOHIIiLEB  . 

WM.  TEMPEL  \5  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIN2IE  STREIET.  COR.  CLARK, 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  ^/^/^  All  Kinds^ 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2  ft.  per  liundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "    9.50 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   4  00 

6x8  "    *'  "    "    6.00 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  29 


CHICAGO,  JULY  '^0,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Wa-sliington.  Street. 


W.  D.  KBRFOOT.  «•  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  gtate,  [oan 

and  K'inancial  /Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


OIIiBEBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOLBEBT, 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


WASMANSDOUFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Ho».  145  and  14T  Kandolpli  St., 
CflLICAdiO. 

mo  Investment  ot  Money  In  Good  Pecurltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortsages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


GilbertM.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

@icagfO. 


WILLYS  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  QBOBGE  L.  WABNEB. 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  Jt  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  LaSalie  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  •  MM, 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■9J41S*MlLWAUKEE*AVENlJE,te- 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


Specinl  attenUon  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assesements. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/S!lort|a|B  Leans  and  InvBStments, 

Real  Estate. 

taZ  LA  SALLE  STREET,  H.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  CHIOAGO. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance  — « 

Lane  Parit  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  RUBUC.  dliCagfO,  111. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  GBEaN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI9HBDBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


J.H.    '25  Dearborn  Street. 

'SWUSSIMCEM 

&  CO. 


A.  O,  SliAUQHIEB 


WM.  V.  BAKBE. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  """'Srities. 

Morteiag©  Liosuns. 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

►  Wanted,  Nortli  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

9  15,  CaieH^al  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1839. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bld-g.,  34  Olarlc  St., 
CHICAGO. 


1  1  5- 1  i  7-  I-ia,  sail©  Street. 

Members  N.  V.  Stock  Exchange.  Members  Ohicago  Stock  Kxohange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bonght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIjE  PHONE  1416. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
187  &  1 89  Dearborn  S%- 


Branch  Office 

Oalumet  av.,  and  nth  St. 
Tel,  OftSland  287, 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenue  and 
Madison  Street' 


OHIOAGO 
1104  OvriEgs  Building 
215  Dearborn  Street. 


«74 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aore  .  Tracts  .  Fiarcliaseci 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKLiE  PHONE  198H. 


July  20,  1895. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


AND 


Branch  Office, 
aoo  B.  S5  Street. 


OHIOAQO. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


<irrilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &,  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kinzie  st. 
Telephone,  Main  988.  CYlicSLgO. 


IP.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    G1,    B3AND    66     METKOPOUTAH  BLOCK. 

[Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

m  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans. 


Francis  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St. 

CHICACiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5X0  to  ISli.OU  per  ann  um 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 
abstracts  of  title, 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
Tu^'^li  ^ou^ty-  Illinois,  together 

w  th  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

to^d^ate*^^^^  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
Guai-an tees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

..^f  ^^^I  Assessments  that  have  been 

confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures 
Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 

thorough  examinations.  aigcsduu 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

m  all  parts  of  the  city. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


■  IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$. 
•ej  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |$. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Green ebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearboia  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago, 

BANKERS.  ^ 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Buildingjloans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

Tvlephona  888  West,  1 C  SiQ  O 


iMeclianics'  Lien  Associalion, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  requirec 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Amigon. 

R.  W.  HYMAN  ir.~&W, 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  !84  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  118.  ClrjicagfO,  111. 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


I 


f .  A.  BABNtiS, 

Notary  Public 


Telephone  1931. 


M.  PABI8B, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 


REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  ..0 

RENTING  AGENTS. 


stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estitea 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


•THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Gbo.  Sohneidkb,  President. 
Waltkb  L.  Peok,  Vice  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moli,,  Cashier. 
Heney  d.  Field,  Asst.  Oaehler. 
HEMB7  B.  KaBT,  2dAeBt.  OsBWer, 


CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of"^  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
 «tl>  Floor  Jllasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Bates' 

120  LASALLE  STi?EliT 


Linscott's  Ridgeiand  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exchanee  BnlldioK,  .  Chlcaca. 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets, 


I  n  III  ^ 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  29 


I^eal  ^stal:e|Buildi9(5  Journal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Adv;»nce 

BUILDING  «ND  REAL  ESTATS 
NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS-  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  j 
MASTER'S  SALE3  | 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  jJ 

f 


SMYERS,  Publisher. 


i 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  JULY  20,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  anntjm;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOB  PliAOED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

IE»3-i55  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  Ch-iCaQ-O. 

Ravens  WOOD.   21  

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  -        -        -  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty  


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

-Agent  for  the  management  and  care  of- 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

402  The  OXFORD,  84  and  86  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO, 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (g. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and-   I<cal  Estate, 

ICS  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO, 


/BonBy  LoanBd  Witliout  DomTnisslon 

M  On  improved  city  property  and 
■51  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Bmlding. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJR,A.lTOE3. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 


Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

Sonth  OhioaBO  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondenoe  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO , 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago, 


H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  PU?OHEOK.    0.  H.  ZUTTEEMEI8TEE . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

«or>,i.,HS  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2e. 


MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS-  ASSOCIATION. 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS, 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., . 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.W-  Cor.Dearborn&WashlnctonSts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 

R£AL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FIl«TA.lSrOI-A.3Lj  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telepho 


H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  SI     -     -     1S5  Olark:  Street 


FBANE  BIEDIiE. 


P.  J.  BOHBEINEB, 


FRANK  RIEDLE  &  CO., 
REAL  *  ESTATE  *  BROKERS, 

3I09  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

Telephone  Sonth  664, 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Bents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid.  Itt 
vestments  Made.  Special  attention  Riven  to  neROtlatlng  loans  and 
examination  o£  abstracts  o£  title. 


PERLEY  HALE 

ARCHITECT, 


l30'  MANHATTAN  BUILDING, 
3iB  DEARBORN  ST. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  §  LOANS, 


822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartorn  St. 
Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  orNop- 
Resldents  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


JOHN  DOLESB. 


J.  H.  SHEPIBI^ 


BST&BLISHBD  1868. 


Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVii  I  CONTRACTORS, 


MJlHUFAOTTJBBBS  aHD  DI1AI.BB8  IS 


Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 


172  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

BEOOND  riiOOB  TEUrONIO  BUILDINO, 
TELEPHONE  NO.  14«». 


OHIOAQO 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  llain  3733. 

Hnmljaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D,  DEAN, 

RSAIx  BSTATE!, 

Bcom  41  Herchanta  Bldg„ 


Particular  attention  paid  to  Mao 
Tftrda  and  Boadi 


BRANCH  OFFICE; 
8.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Avs. 
0pp.  Ent.  to  Hunboldl  Park, 


N,  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 
LaSaUe  St8., 

OHIOAQC 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJlLDlNG  JOtJRNAL. 


July  20, 1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o :  

ProDorty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BETISBD  AND  OOBEEOTED  BYEBY  'WEEK — ALL  liETTEBS  MUST  BE 
MASKED  WITH  THE  LETIEB  AND  NUMBBB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADTEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBB  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBEBS  IS  QIYEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-8tojy  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  f 3,500; 
|1,500  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av.  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15  $  7,000 

Bovren  av.  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone     B  15  $  6,500 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7, 500  and  f  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  St,  60  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 

per  foot.    V  6  I  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olaas  order;  rental  |32;  |350  oash,    O  18  $  3,360 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  15  1  5,200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  |40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  |3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  |67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11 .  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  prioe  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-Btory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  U .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain.  Prioe  per  ft .  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg..  $  600 

Drexel  bivd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  briok.    B  15.. $23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av.   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  36ih  st,  11-room  brick  bouse.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  briok  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,600 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8, 
Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,0(0,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (6F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Forrestville  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty  -second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15    $10,500 

forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  prioe  per  front  ft.  P4.$  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4...$  200 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4....   $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioe  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  8t,nfearQrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $  6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $  8,0(0 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  -it,  16-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  prioe  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  66th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  Bt  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  fiat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near  52d  st,  10-room  frame  house. B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B  15.$10,C00 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  69th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,600 
Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  166  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Larg^i  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoQ<<es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,near^7th  8t,10-room  stone  house. B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  bt,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q8. 

Lake  av.  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  boose.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  briok.    B  16  $35,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  6lBt  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  16  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  briok.  B  16..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  60  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st,near  3Ist.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  15...$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  51st  Bt,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  8ts,«r  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$15,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64tb  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15....$  6,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  III  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.. o  $45,000 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  In  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  st;  u  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  8t,  near  Stock  Yards,  S-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  11  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nob  246  and  261,  13  roomB,stone.B  15.  $12,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  15  $10,000 

Sixty-first  st.  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40i^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  wHI  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  at. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B15  $  4,600 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Foches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  111. 
South  Park  av,  near  31st  st,  8-room  briok  house. 

B  16  $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  16.$  9,500 
State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  Is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  xts,  tbree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xias.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,oor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  bouse.  B  16. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. .  .$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  166 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choioe;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4, 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  briok.    B  15  $16,000 

Wabash  av,  near  54th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  16. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

8  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  lO-room-  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16. $17,000 
Wentworth  aV:  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $26,000 
W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  |  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft,    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  Bt,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  8,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FoUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.    W8  $  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  f®®*  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FoUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  125  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E''gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  s  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  60x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  S-story  new  brick,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  oash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant .    0  12  $28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  oash. 
Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^  ft,  price  per  foot. 


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For  explanation  of  the  purpose  of  the  Exclusive 
Agency  List  see  page  682. 


DiTiJo^sV/nw  VoVnVr'bti9,'Vot  33  x  100;  6-rooin 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorner  to  improve;  dirt  ^ 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  '/  i"I  ' 

Division  8t,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  •  .fld.OUU 

Edeewater.— Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  ana 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  By,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14  ,  , 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Inonmbranoe 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Bailding  Journal. 
Kenilworth.— Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  12o  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  blafif,  and  ITS  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.    The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  stjfubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
OD    the    North   Shore.     All    flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  of  Aluminum,  y/h^oh 
will  neither  rust,  di^cay  or  rot.     A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^on8e 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  Ist  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.    The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak— floors  the  same.    Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.    The  house  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.     Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Georgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.    A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
—gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.    Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.    Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily.time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.     Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.     Might  consider  an 
exchange  foi  smaller  place  or  SDr.all  equity  as 
Dart  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 

chaser.    O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrovs  &  Oo, 

Ashland  Block  1  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  ionth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  buildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13...  «85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParK,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOXD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminsry  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats ;  rental  $660 ;  lot  24x100  ft .    W  8 ...  $  6,800 
Sheridandrive.nearRokeby  et,  sf  40  ft.    W8....$  3,000 


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Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  ^-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary ,!Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amundson,  owner, 

85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  ^.OOO 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-Btory  flat  bnilding,20  rooms ; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  _  •  .$12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisiim,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 


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WEST  SIDE. 

Adams 8t  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each. 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 
Adams  st.near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

^8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,"flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  8t,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  U  $15,000 

Adams  st,  rnnniog  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126^  4  OOO 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;   lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.     Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av  $ 

Blue  Island  av,  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 

J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av   $  3,3^^0 

Brick  cottage,  stone  foundation,  one  and  one-half 
stories,  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trim- 
mings, upper  front  half  finished  in  landing  and 
large  front  bed  room  with  closit,  niche,  etc; 
length  of  house  50  ft;  lot  24  by  120;  new  small 
barn  for  horse,  buggy  and  feed  aisle;  fencing 
and  walks  in  good  repair;  hand  made  iron  rail 
at  front;    house  newly  painted,  striped  and 
spouted;  parlors  newly  papered;  basement  full 
length  of  house,  rear  half  of  basement  floored 
and  partitioned,  with    water    and    sink  for 
laundry  purposes;  gas  and  fixtures  in  house; 
new,  open  plumbing  with  enameled  iron  bath 
tub,  etc;   house  divided  oozily  for  two  small 
families  or  room  renting— giving  privacy  to 
each,  and  each  with  sink  and  running  water 
separate;  house  in  good  repair;  absolutely  no 
vermin  of  any  kind;  all  assessments  paid,  and 
abstract  down  to  date;    all  city  improvements 
in;  neighborhood  cleanly  and  excellent  in  every 
particular;  neighbors  all  that  could  be  desired; 
convenient  to  beautiful  park;  honse  is  detached 
and  contains  seven  rooms  besides  bathroom; 
premises  cost  $2,750  five  years  ago,  when  street 
was  not  paved  and  no  modern  improvements  or 
conveniences  in  the  house.     The  price  of  lots 
has  advanced  $500,  (and  selling)  since  original 
purchase  of  described  premises.     Price  now 
asked  is  no  more  than  the  actual  advance  in 
price  of  lot.    In  ordinary  good  times  the  prop- 
erty would  be  worth  $3,600.    Terms,  $750  spot 


3,000 


cash,  $300  in  one  year,  balance  2^  years  from 
date  of  purchase,  straight  mortgage,  six  per 
cent,  interest  payable  simi-annually.  This 
mortgage  may  be  renewed.  About  three  miles 
from  Court  House;  two  electric  oar  lines  within 
a  block  and  Metropolitan  Elevated  five  minutes 
walk.  Neighborhood  is  thoroughly  improved 
and  new  buildings  going  up  near  by — not  a 
prairie  affair  at  all.  If  party  buyes  before  16th 
inst,  price  includes  household  furniture  almost 

good  as  new.    Price,  net.    Owner.    X  11  $3,260 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26^.;.  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    ,   j  34  6-10x100  )  J  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  I  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  j;  ^'"^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bailfl-  C  11. 
Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  91^4  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  I  ^'000 

Fulton  Bt,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8 .  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyue,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  fr^me.    R  U  $36,0CO 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  *  4,0P0 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  i  1.200 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  0  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  |  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale.— Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

^8    *  2,500 

Homer  st,'  No*12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  •  •  •  f  *.500 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mo<i- 

ern;  rents  for  $\,565  per  year.    B  17  ..$13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.  W8  

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  U  W.rhA^r. 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . . .  f  lu.ouu 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

g  II  $  6,000 

Linden  Park—Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg.  nnn 
Logan  sq.  75x225.  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,uuu 
Madison  st.  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 


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July  20,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Ogden  av  |16,600 

Maxwell  et,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Ma  >.fair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  fl.OOO  to  $1,500 

each.    Also  a  nnmber  of  new  houses  for  sale; 

cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  hoases,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11   $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  bnilding.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    R  11  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  OamTpbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Bnilding. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll.....  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

Polk  st,  Den  (  antre  «v.  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <k  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tHe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12ch  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  |6C0  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tekP 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  t  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  16)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .S17  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  bnilding;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,250 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  e  f  25x125.    W  8....$  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6.500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .    Z  3.* 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  8t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
neiir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ar^hland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  bnilding,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,G00 

Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  |  2,950 


For  full  explanation  of  the  purposes  of  the 
Exclusive  Agency  List  see  page  682. 

REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180.000 
and  1,260,01  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Esiate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (li  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
aa  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0'i0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  bouse,  ora'Dge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,'i00  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309   $  1.60 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  ttie  Rook  Island  and  Barlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Raesell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  %  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
bnildiogit.  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  postofQoe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bnilding. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, bickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  g 

MISCBLIi^NEOUB. 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  16. 


ReahEstate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  IX  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2  $4,800 

Ualsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.11  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  oolA  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Bnilding, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Euoumbranoe  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  at,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  bnilding.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  bnilding  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lxman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  O  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  ,  $28,000 

Eenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View. —$6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  0  12. 
 ,  $20,000,  $30, COO,  $40,000 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Clybourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  31^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lokenb,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Paulina  bt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  id  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.   Price  per  acre. 


July  20  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Poet  st.  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -660-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Honston  Co. 

clear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  briok,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  |1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Reaij 
Estate  Office,  Flymonth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pnmp,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  ordbr. 
Will  take  abont  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Bntler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from 
Alton; encumbrance  |606,  due  in  Nov,  1894, or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14, 
Ij^-Btorjr.  Will  take  city  property  for  equity. 
B  16  $  3,500 

Kansas — 2,350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  z  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance—  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  3£0  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Buildiog  $  10 

LAKE  MINNETONEA. 

Lake  Minnetonka — 8-room  house  and  lot  50  x  150,  clear 
$3,000;  want  Chicago  property,    S  15. 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  population, 
clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hardware  or  clothing. 
Will  exchange  for  city  property.  Address  O  16,  Ezolnsiye 
Agency  Bureau. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from  $5,000 
up  to  $20,000.     Will  exchange  for  equity  in  flats  or 
busine  s  property;  might  add  some  first  mortgage  paoer. 
M2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  goods, 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.  Would  ex- 
change 14  °'  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olase 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99-year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.  *  99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  FABK. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park,  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  fioor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    AddresH  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  fiat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  fioor  6  rooms,  upper  fiat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
fiat.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  fioora,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.     Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc,    D  H  Roe  &  Co,  58  N  Clinton 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE, 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  ?oil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rookford,  111. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


Wanted—Miscellaneous. 


An 


experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  15. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

KzcnrBlon  tickets  sre  now  on  sale  by  the  OhlcsRO,  Milwaukee  & 
8t.  Paul  Railway  to  Borllnuton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukes,  Hartland,  Nashotah,  Ooonomowoo,  Kilbourn.  Sparta, 
St.  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetonka,  Tomahawk,  Minocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wlsconoin,  Mlnuesota, 
the  Michii^an  PeolDsuIa  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  e»ch  week  to  Wiscougln  Besorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  ofBce, 
96  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WILBUB  B.  DAVIS. 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street,  Chicaso. 


Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

&00D  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Moaaios  for  deoorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  fnrnished  upon  application. 

Cliica|D  InDerior  DecDraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 


OS   and   04  Washjirigrton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate 
and  the  sale  of  fib3t  mobtoaoes 
a  specialty , 


Real  Estate  Bouoht, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


Title 

Guarantee 
--Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re> 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security]Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

FBOMFI  SBBYIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwTNN  Oabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllbbs,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  Stewabt,  Seo'y.   0-  B.  LABBASxa,  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  SEU.EB8,  Trnet  Officer. 


THE  ilGGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

wo  M^DICAI,  GXAMINATIOM  RBQOIRBD 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  20,  18v5. 


THE 


FMbiisHed  by  R.  C.  SMYEFIS. 


OPPIOE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 
Sal3Scription  Frloe,  S5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seoond-clsas  matter  at  the  postoffice,  Chicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JULY  20,  1895. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


Capital,  which  is  usually  the  last  interest  to  be 
benefited  by  returning  prosperity,  is  now  beginning 
to  feel  the  effect  of  the  general  improvement.  A 
gradually  increasing  demand  for  money  has  raised 
the  rates  of  interest.  With  the  prospect  of  continued 
prosperity  capitalists  are  not  eager  to  loan  at  low 
lates,  and  consequently  some  recent  attempts  to  float 
3-per-cent  municipal  bonds  have  failed.  Both  New 
York  and  Philadelphia  have  been  disappoinied  in  the 
number  of  bids  received  for  their  proposed  issue  of 
bonds,  the  former  wanting  $2,746,300,  and  receiving 
bids  for  only  $2,256,371,  while  the  premium  offered 
was  hardly  worth  mentioning;  and  the  latter  asked 
for  $1,200,000,  and  did  not  receive  bids  for  quite  one- 
fifth  that  amount.  Money  is  abundant  in  these  cities, 
and  yet  3-per-cent  gold  bonds  do  not  attract  buyers. 
On  the  other  hand,  Brooklyn  has  just  received  bids 
to  the  amount  of  nearly  $7,000,000  for  a  3^  percent 
loan  of  1570,000,  which  seems  to  signify  that  the 
bankers  who  make  it  their  business  to  handle  such 
bonds  can  not  see  any  profit  in  them  at  less  than  3^ 
percent  under  present  conditions,  even  though  the 
amount  of  idle  capital  is  larger  than  it  has  been  for 
many  years.  The  3-per-cent  bonds  of  cities  like  New 
York  and  Philadelphia  would  certainly  be  taken  in 
jany  amount  if  the  circumstances  indicated  a  con- 
;tinuaace  of  the  present  extraordinary  congestion  of 
the  money  market;  but  the  fact  is  that  all  the  signs 
are  of  a  better  kind,  and  the  men  who  have  money 
,to  lend  are  not  willing  to  take  3  percent  for  it,  be- 
.:cause  they  feel  sure  that  they  can  soon  get  more. 
'  locreased  imports  are  a  sign  of  prosperity  if  viewed 
ifrom  the  standpoint  of  a  greater  purchasing  power 
on  the  part  of  the  people.  The  appraiser  at  New 
York  gives  some  statistics  to  show  that  for  the  first 
six  months  of  the  current  year  there  has  been  an  in- 
crease of  about  50  per  cent  in  the  importations  of 
jsilk  goods  as  compared  with  the  corresponding  period 
ot  last  year— that  is,  the  value  of  the  importation 
lOf  these  goods  for  the  first  half  of  this  year  was  122,- 
j000,000,  against  |15.000,000  in  the  first  half  of  1894. 
;There  has  also  been  a  large  increase  in  the  importa- 
;tions  of  woolen  dress  goods  from  France,  Germany 
'and  England,  and  in  woolen  ana  cotton  hosiery,  as 
also  in  other  less  important  lines  of  goods.  At  the 
same  time  there  is  noticeable  an  increase  in  exports, 
though  not  in  proportion  to  the  increase  in  imports. 
'The  result  is  that  the  balance  of  trade  is  fast  being 
'Idetermined  against  us. 

This  matter  of  international  balances  is  likely  to 
settle  itself  in  the  long  run,  because  it  is  not  possible 
tor  any  country  to  buy  more  than  it  sells  or  can  ob- 
'ain  credit  for.  Consequently  no  more  serious  dis 
jster  can  befall  than  plunging  the  nation  more  deeply 
nto  debt.  With  our  wonderful  resources  we  can 
readily  stand  that,  but  the  study  of  imports  and  ex- 
:)orts  as  indicating  relative  prosperity  will  always  be 
jf  interest. 

The  New  York  Commercial  Bulletin  presents,  as 
the  result  of  a  careful  investigation,  highly  interest- 
ing figures  of  the  various  debtor  and  creditor  items 
)ther  than  merchandise  ttnd  specie.  It  finds  that 
he  debtor  items,  which  include  investment  ac- 
count, traveling  credits,  inward  freight  charges  per 
foreign  vtgsels,  and  undervaluations  of  imports, 


amount  annually  to  $175,475,00"',  while  the  creditor 
items,  which  include  money  brought  by  immigrants, 
outlays  of  foreign  ships  in  port,  port  outlays  of  pas- 
senger steamships,  and  outward  earnings  of  Ameri- 
can vessels,  amount  to  $29,750,000.  It  thus  appears 
that  the  various  items  in  the  international  account, 
outside  of  imports  and  exports  of  goods  and  specie 
and  of  the  movement  in  securities,  yield  a  net  debtor 
balance  of  $145,000,000.  This  result  affords  an  indi- 
cation of  the  course  of  the  foraign  exchanges  during 
recent  years,  and  selecting  the  seven  fiscal  years, 
1887  to  1893,  both  inclusive,  it  is  shown  that  the  ex- 
ports of  merchandise  and  specie  exceeded  the  im- 
ports to  the  amount  of  $524,000,000,  but  during  that 
period  the  debtor  items  above  noted  amounted  to 
$1,015,000,000,  so  that  for  the  seven  years  the  debtor 
or  adverse  balance  was  $J91,000  000,  or  an  average  of 
$70,000,000  per  year,  which  it  is  presumed  has  been 
settled  by  the  sale  of  American  securities  abroad. 

Crop  prospects  still  continue  to  engross  public  at- 
tention, especially  throughout  the  west.  As  yet  the 
season  is  not  far  enough  advanced  to  determine  defi- 
nitely just  what  the  outcome  will  be,  and  conse- 
quently there  is  no  little  speculation.  Wheat  will 
take  care  of  itself.  If  the  crop  is  abundant  prices 
will  fall  off;  if  scarce,  there  will  be  a  compensating 
advance.  But  corn  is  an  entirely  different  crop.  Its 
value  depends  largely  on  home  demands  and  consump- 
tion. Foreigners  can  not  be  induced  to  use  very 
much  of  it. 

According  to  the  figures  of  the  bureau  of  statistics 
for  the  year  ending  June  30,  the  decreased  export  of 
corn  was  about  60  per  cent,  the  figures  for  1894  and 
1895  being  respectively  29,000,000  and  13,000,000 
bushels.  The  higher  price  of  corn  last  year  in  part 
explains  the  falling  off  in  the  foreign  demand,  but 
further  reasons  are  increased  foreign  competition 
and  the  relatively  low  price  of  wheat.  It  is  esti- 
mated that  the  corn  crop  of  the  United  States  may 
reach  2,000,000,000  bushels  this  year,  and  it  is  not 
likely  that  more  than  1  percent  of  this  crop  can  be 
exported.  The  price  of  corn,  therefore,  is  pretty  sure 
to  be  regulated  by  its  value  at  home  for  feeding  pur- 
poses. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Important  developments  in  the  Chicago  Stock  Ex- 
change may  be  expected  within  the  next  six  weeks. 
The  changes  will  affect  chiefly  the  street  and  eleva- 
ted railway  stocks,  which  are  now  fluctuating  slightly 
but  later  on  may  be  considerably  increased  or  dimin- 
ished in  value  according  to  circumstances.  It  is  now 
reported  on  good  authority  that  the  property  owners 
on  Harrison  street,  from  Fifth  avenue  east  to  Wa- 
bash avenue,  are  strongly  in  favor  of  an  elevated  road 
and  will  give  their  consent  to  the  construction  of  the 
loop  with  but  very  little  opposition.  It  is  also  stated 
that  Wabash  avenue  property  owners  are  fast  sign- 
ing the  petition  for  an  elevated  track  on  that  street 
and  that  an  ordinance  to  that  effect  is  likely  to  be  in- 
troduced in  the  council  at  an  early  date.  The  right 
of  way  once  secured,  it  would  be  but  the  work  of  a 
few  weeks  to  build  the  road,  and  the  benefit  of  a  loop 
to  the  Lake  Street,  Alley  "L"' and  Metropolitan  roads 
would  be  incalculable.  Lake  Street  stock  has  been 
quoted  this  week  at  20i;  Alley  ''L",  at  Hi,  and  Met- 
ropolitan at  20f .  These  figures  would  doubtless  be 
doubled  or  trebled  as  soon  as  trains  on  all  the  roads 
were  running  around  the  loop.  On  the  other  hand. 
West  Chicago  Street  Railway  stock  would  suffer  a 
still  further  decline  on  account  of  the  strong  compe- 
tition of  the  elevated  roads. 

The  industrial  stocks  have  held  up  fairly  well  for 
warm  weather.  Straw  board  sold  down  to  46  but 
rallied  to  17.  American  Biscuit  was  quoted  at  72  and 
New  York  Biscuit  sold  at  70i.  Chicago  Gas  has  been 
at  bottom  notch  this  week  and  is  likely  to  go  lower. 
Attorney  General  Moloney  is  still  on  the  war  path 
against  the  alleged  trusts. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  at 
83  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  and  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  July  13,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEBK  ENDING 


WEEK  ENDINQ 


Per- 


Aveleth,  Minn.-- -Bids  will  be  received  for  the  porchaee 
of  |3,000  8  per  oent  village  boads,  |1,000  dae  and  payable 
July  15, 1896;  $i,000  dae  and  payable  Jaly  15,  1897 


JULY  13, 1895. 

JtJM  13,  1894. 

oen 

tagea 

Inc. 

Deo. 

New  York.... 

B  638,139,623 

I  464,706,132 

40.6 

105,684,008 

74,265,926 

42.3 

108,599,876 

86,996,156 

24.8 

Philadelphia.. 

72,222,677 

68,79C,870 

6.0 

St.  Lome , . ,  . 

26,985,332 

23,888,468 

11.7 

San  Franoisoo. 

12,737,242 

8,673.845 

48.5 

Baltimore  .... 

16,570.189 

16.262,938 

1.8 

Pittabnrgh. . . . 

17,628,311 

15.463,754 

14.2 

Oinoinnati .... 

15,024,550 

14,693,400 

2.7 

Kansas  Oity  . . 

9,993,491 

9,615,808 

3.9 

New  Orleans  . . 

7,361,048 

7,621,62» 

3.4 

5,365,276 

4,461,125 

20.2 

Milwaakee .... 

6,092,600 

4,479,663 

36.2 

7,091,145 

6,084,952 

16.6 

6,297,295 

7,189,926 

1.6 

Minneapolis  . , 

7,579,670 

5,462,321 

38.6 

3,869,707 

4,733,193 

18.6 

Providence . . . 

5,601,700 

4,800,000 

17.9 

6,867,592 

6,338.270 

28.7 

4,316,997 

3,659,590 

18.6 

St.  Paul  

5,201,018 

3,356,009 

66.2 

2,928,200 

2,452.344 

19.1 

Indianapolis. . 

4,971,024 

4,365,240 

13.9 

Uolambns.  . . . 

3,966,700 

3.364,700 

17.8 

Hartford  

3,522,658 

2,882,091 

22.2 

Richmond  .... 

3,679,104 

3,181,372 

15.4 

Washington. .. 

2,095,265 

2,037,669 

2.9 

1,906,933 

1,630,270 

16.6 

St.  Joseph. , .. 

1,357,000 

1,833,068 

26.2 

2,171,626 

2,480,122 

12.6 

Memphis   

1,658,724 

1,441,424 

14.6 

Portland  Or.. 

1,481,380 

1,014,496 

46.6 

1,441,744 

1,704,627 

15.2 

New  Haven. . . 

1,907,472 

1,903.486 

Nom 

Savannah  .... 

1,914,146 

1,841,785 

42.5 

Springfield. ... 

1,766,090 

1,390,332 

26.8 

1,375,686 

1.328,710 

3.7 

Portland  Me.. 

1,462,782 

1.421,486 

2.8 

1,211,876 

1,014,407 

19.8 

Fort  Worth... 

1,020,346 

1,468,686 

80.1 

1,081,268 

1,132,184 

4.4 

Syraonae  .... 

1,183.949 

936,922 

26.3 

Des  Moinea. . . 

999,754, 

1,062,209 

5.7 

Qrand  Kd ^ids 

919,864' 

841,367 

9.2 

Seattle  

668,858 

477,701 

16.7 

873,976 

641,195 

36.3 

Wilmington  Del 

769,237 

798,693 

30.6 

Norfolk 

1,015,452 

983,140 

3.2 

Sionz  Oity . . . 

497,719 

546,634 

9.1 

Los  Angeles  . . 

1,048,097 

690,874 

77.6 

563,884 

376,612 

47.4 

Saginaw  

476,662 

361,010 

31.8 

460,886 

259,688 

76.9 

Jaoksonyille. . 

340,011 

450,482 

26.4 

Lincoln,  Neb. 

320,713 

424,666 

24.7 

New  Bedford.. 

428,764 

379,162 

12.9 

Wichita  

306,771 

266,221 

15.0 

Birmingham. . 

360,909 

313,798 

14.6 

322.656 

327,039 

1.6 

Lexington,  Ey. 

462,977 

479,420 

3.6 

Binghampton. 

472,000 

397,400 

18.8 

Bay  Oity .... 

448,611 

311,632 

43.6 

Fall  River.... 

8C2.777 

800,686 

Nom 

297,769 

248,149 

21.0 

Springfield. . . 

218,840 

149,376 

46.3 

226,368 

156,870 

43.9 

Sionx  Falls.. 

64,969 

127,200 

49.6 

70,708 

93,423 

24.7 

67,881 

98,167 

37.0 

Uhattanooga. . 

253,779 

206,047 

22.8 

193,636 

98.661 

94.9 

1,236,566 

910,227 

36.1 

*Qalve8ton. . . 

4,219,100 

4,007,166 

5.2 

Salt  Lake  Oity. 

1,295,375 

912,457 

41.9 

Scran  ton  

816,366 

660,576 

23.4 

614,96n 

540,743 

4.9 

Kalamazoo... 

274.725 

243,672 

12.2 

Little  Bock . . 

264,166 

No  retnrns 

Total,  U.  8.  11.146.243,696  |  886,645,777  29.6 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  Y.   508,104,073      430,840,645  19.0 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal  (Can) 

116,264,846 

110,797,436 

42.0 

Toronto  " 

6,655.306 

6,643,272 

1.6 

Halifax.  " 

1,437,285 

1,149,731 

Hamilton.    "  . 

813.524 

663,245 

22.6 

Winnipeg.  . 

905,808 

869,692 

4.1 

Total,  Can.... 

$26,076,768 

119,653,674 

21  9 

12.8 


*Not  included  in  totals, 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  increase  this  week  over  both  the  preceding 
week  aod  the  corresponding  week  last  year  is  phe> 


July  20,  1895 

nomenal.  It  had  been  supposed  that  there  would  be 
a  gradual  falling  off  as  the  summer  season  progressed 
and  that  each  week  would  be  smaller  in  aggregate 
results  than  the  one  preceding  it,  but  such  is  not 
now  found  to  be  the  case.  In  addition  to  a  gain  of 
29.5  per  cent  over  last  year,  we  have  also  a  gain  of 
17.4  per  cent  over  the  preceding  week  this  year,  in- 
dicating a  volume  of  business  which  is  truly  surpris 
ing.  The  best  predictions  of  the  most  sanguine 
students  of  the  financial  situation  have  been  sur- 
passed by  the  actual  results. 

The  losses  this  weeK  as  previously  are  chiefly  at  in- 
terior points,  like  Omaha,  St.  Joseph,  Peoria,  Roches- 
ter, Ft.  Worth,  etc ,  but  it  is  noticeable  that  the  west 
is  now  receiving  a  greater  portion  of  the  general 
good  fortune  than  heretofore.  Inland  cities  like  Chi- 
cago, St.  Louis,  Milwaukee,  1  etroit,  Minneapolis, 
Cleveland,  Houston,  St.  Paul,  Denver,  etc.,  etc.,  all 
show  gains  over  last  year.  Heretofore  the  interior 
cities  have  been  the  weakest  among  the  sisterhood. 

How  sensitive  the  financial  situation  is  may  be 
seen  from  the  fact  that  the  two  small  shipments  of 
gold  during  the  past  week  have  created  no  little 
alarm.  The  first  export  amounted  to  $259,500,  and 
though  the  sum  was  comparatively  small  it  was  suSi 
cient  to  indicate  a  dangerous  tendency  in  that  direc- 
tion. The  second  shipment  was  only  $100,000  and 
was  regarded  with  less  alarm.  At  this  season  of  the 
year  it  is  likely  that  more  or  less  gold  will  go  out  in 
small  quantities  on  account  of  purely  commercial 
transactions,  but  so  long  as  the  amounts  are  small 
and  the  gold  is  taken  from  the  banks  instead  of  the 
treasury  no  serious  menace  to  the  national  reserve  is 
threatened. 

A  glance  backward  will  help  to  a  realization  of  the 
extent  and  meaning  of  the  present  revival  of  business. 
Early  in  1891  the  panic  begun  to  brew.  In  January 
of  that  year  wages  were  reduced  9  per  cent  at  the 
large  steel  works  at  Homestead,  Pa.,  and  in  the  fol- 
lowing February  4  000  men  were  thrown  out  of  work. 
In  the  next  April  there  was  a  second  reduction  of 
wages  5  per  cent— and  in  July  1892  occurred  a  great 
and  bloody  strike  of  3,800  men  against  wage  reduc- 
tions. On  January  22,  J  891,  at  Youngstown,  O.,  10,- 
000  men  were  thrown  out  of  work  and  the  wages  of 
5,000  were  reduced  at  Johnstown,  Pa.  In  less  than  a 
year  after  that  24,00  >  mill  hands  were  thrown  out  of 
work  or  their  wages  cut  down.  In  March,  1892,  one 
western  steel  company  had  2,500  men  idle,  and  in 
July  of  that  year  ordered  a  reduction  of  45  per  cent 
in  wages.  Strikes,  shutdowns,  working  on  short 
time,  reduction  of  wages  were  the  order  of  the  day 
from  18y0  to  the  fall  of  1894. 

It  IS  belieyed  that  the  present  improvement  has 
come  to  stay,  and  that  what  is  most  needed  to 
heighten  and  broaden  the  new  tide  of  prosperity  is 
to  enlarge  the  export  trade  of  American  manufac- 
tured products.  Present  conditions  are  in  the  main 
favorable.  The  manufacturer  is  relieved  to  a  large 
extent  of  the  burden  of  taxation  on  raw  materials, 
and  at  the  same  time  is  enabled  every  year  to  manu- 
facture at  less  cost  for  labor  and  machinery.  With 
proper  encouragement  of  foreign  trade  relations 
America  will  yet  be  the  foremost  industrial  as  well 
as  agricultural  nation  of  the  world.  As  yet  there  is 
no  immediate  prospect  of  a  restoration  of  the  Ameri- 
can merchant  marine  which  has  almost  disappeared 
from  the  seas,  but  with  a  wise  policy  in  this  behalf 
we  may  eventually  become  a  maritime  nation  also 
and  thus  be  enabled  to  export  our  merchandise  in 
our  own  ships. 

Phoenix,  Ariz. — The  members  of  the  Board  of  Trnsteee 
of  the  Qlendale  School  Diatriot  are  preparing  to  isene 
bonds  for  $6,000  lately  ordered  by  the  Supervisors  for  the 
parpose  of  baildin^;  a  new  school  hoDse. 

Meioed,  Oal. — The  Board  of  Supervisors  will  submit  to 
the  voters  of  the  county  a  proposition  to  vote  for  the 
issnanoe  of  bonds  for  the  sum  of  |15,UO0  to  build  a  read 
from  Bear  Valley  to  Ooaterville. 

Knoxville,  Tenn. — An  ordinaace  is  before  the  North 
Enoxville  Ooonoil  to  piovide  for  the  floating  of  $35,000 
street  improvement  bonds.  The  entire  issae  anthorized  is 
$75,000. 

Council  Bluffs,  Iowa.— An  election  will  be  held  in  the 
Fall  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issnint;  $10,000  in  bonds  to 
purchase  proper  equipments  for  the  county  farm. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtTILDING  JOURNAL. 


681 


LATEST  BANK  CLEARINBS* 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  July  19. 

Inc.  Dec. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

fHouston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

Dallas 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

tWaco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
tFargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena  . 
fKalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
fLittle  Rock 
Toledo 


$567,847,947 
86,038,627 
102,111,561 
69,147,565 
23,542,555 
14,668,464 
14,400,557 
14,706,077 
12,766,700 
9,699,492 
6,831,267 
4.658,0:^5 
4,555,967 
7.240,618 
5,839,992 
6,055,405 
3,302,111 
6,331,500 
6,793,115 
4,049,639 
5,286,029 
2,715,121 
6,159,421 
3,811,300 
3,058.244 
2,372,217 
2,039,765 
2,010,715 
1,168,000 
1,705  694 
1,348,432 
1,148,775 
1,457,416 
1,969,478 
2,195,486 
1,531, S37 
1,342,850 
1,270,595 
955,608 
1,048,419 
1,128,540 
1,004,410 
912,969 
805,828 
500,890 
750,610 
804,178 
968,067 
408.648 
1,232,869 
518,773 
395,806 
324,53^5 
277,781 
373.657 
549,507 
298,063 
330,135 
394,230 
435,218 
372,000 
442,157 
952,037 
293,769 
184,918 
188,400 
55,372 
47,007 
57,397 
207,455 
246,280 
1,236,566 
3,769,065 
1,108,319 
742.864 
639,709 
287,876 
283,557 
276,370 
1,438,617 


Total  $1,030,030,049 
Exclusive  of  New  York  462,182,202 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


32.1 
20.2 
30.3 
18.3 
19.8 
24.7 
5.1 
12.0 

19.0 

7.9 

15.3 

11.5 

29.9 

38.1 

18.7 
46.3 
7.9 
47.3 
15.4 
54.1 
2<J.9 
U.7 
13.8 
22.2 
14.8 


14.6 
49.8 
5.8 
19.5 
69.7 
25.3 
8.8 
1.5 
25.1 

7.9 
18.8 

11. 9 
20.7 
19.0 
5.8 

9.2 

70.1 


45 
36 


14.3 
3.1 

20.6 
1.8 

8.7 
58.9 
10.5 


98, 
17, 


9.5 


14  2 
18  9 
11.2 
25.7 
18.1 


26.0 
19.0 


11.1 


11.2 
27.9 


14.0 
21.4 


16.3 
20.1 


29.2 
5.3 


22.4 
18.7 


9.9 


52.5 
42.6 
18.5 

3.3 


3.7 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Range  for  the  weeK, 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   • 

Chicago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinsr  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  NaMonal  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


Tifl&n,  Ohio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  t«  provide 
for  the  issue  of  $11,000  paving  bonds. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla. — An  election  will  either  be  held  in 
July  or  August  to  vote  on  the  proposition  of  bonding  the 
city  to  the  extent  of  $150,000  or  $200,000  for  improve- 
ments. Water  works,  sewerage  system  and  street  paving. 
Address  the  Mayor. 

Cambridge  City,  Ohio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed 
authorizing  the  Mayor  and  City  Clerk  to  advertise  sale  of 
$60,000  B}4  per  cent  10-40  year  water  work  bonds,  dated 
July  1,  1895.  J.  0.  Longsworth,  Mayor;  W.  W.  Stewart, 
Clerk. 


Anl 

Bid 

Gap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeke( 

1  000  000 

7% 

100 

V20 

1  000  000 

G% 

117 

700  000 

e% 

112 

116 

500  000 

12% 

t360 

1  000  000 

10% 

t275 

2  000  000 

G% 

125 

130 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

600  000 

6% 

■fl25 

U^2 

3  000  000 

12% 

271 

p',7 

500  000 

113 

tlI5 

1  000  000 

300  000 

tl20 

tl26 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

10% 

350 

500 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tl-35 

200  000 

8% 

po 

100 

500  000 

20% 

'f'550 

2  00(1  000 

12% 

270 

2  000  OOO 

10% 

160H 

180 

1  000  000 

»% 

1  000  000 

12% 

245 

t24; 

750  000 

%% 

230 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl/5 

1  000  000 

|l80 

200  000 

500  000 

e% 

fieo 

2  000  OOf 

8% 

125 

500  000 

200 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  Cs 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  5-20  58.  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

.    1st  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4i^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  68  

Cent'l  Safety  Dfep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  ... .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s . .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  5s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58 . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6s  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6s  ..SjOO 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  C  Co  Ist  con  6^  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwCo  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  58  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


Aiaonnt 

Bid 

Aebe 

350  000 

1  250  000 

95 

100 

1  260  000 

t75 

t90 

2  000  000 

9i,% 

'991 

3  166  000 

102^4 

1051 

300  000 

100 

IO2I 

581  000 

100 

109} 

2  206  000 

75>^ 

76 

7  500  000 

6? 

68 

3  000  000 

47 

4  619  500 

1011/2 

10]  ■ 

400  000 

tlO" 

tlO! 

1  250  000 

102% 

1023 

250  000 

t90 

900  000 

t95 

981 

1  600  O'  d 

660  GOO 

rioo 

tlO( 

600  000 

Tico 

tlOi 

75  000 

2  000  OOC 

10  OCO  000 

9  Vs 

91) 

4  546  000 

80M 

83 

4n 

47 

1  500  000 

99 

500  000 

tl06 

100 

1  850  000 

1003^ 

102 

2  350  000 

103% 

in 

3  400  OPO 

t87M 

t91 

+102 

tio. 

217  000 

t92 

t97 

4  100  00(i 

102^ 

102' 

1  500  OOf 

101 M 

tl(2 

2  000  000 

101^ 

tlO! 

1  000  000 

427  000 

1  97 

00 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Oal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co . . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

lUinoia  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  «Jo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  V.  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock. 


J  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  669  660 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  00( 
£625  OiiO 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  ono 

7  600  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

50  000  OOf 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


'n 

8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 

"5% 
5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid 


47M 
673^ 
62 

t8 
T31% 

IIM 
301 

55 

165 
129 

20% 

tl7 


Aek 

tni 

48 
68 
t55 


tl2 
31 
42 
53 
12 
30 

56 

18 
13 

20 
7 

tl8 


6^2 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  20,  1895 


[  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited.... 

f  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

I  P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
J  P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

'  New  York  Bisonit  Oo  

'I  North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

I.  North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo.,v  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

!Pnllman  Palace  Oar  Oo  
Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 
"         "         "  pfd 
Title  Gaarantee  and  TrnstCo. 
J  ^Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

fWest  Div  Oity  Railway  
West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 

7% 

til 

£775  000 

t32M 

£200  000 

n 

t20 

£200  000 

.10  000  000 

500  000 

30^ 

t510 

6  500  000 

12% 

287 

2  600  000 

7% 

rii6 

18  000  000 

t28M 

30  000  000 

H 

4  000  000 

12K 

1  000  000 

7% 

51 

1  600  000 

7% 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

■ib% 

13  189  000 

9% 

127>^ 

2  250  000 

teoM 

tl2 
t33 

48M 

72 

•600 

■290 

119 

29% 

164 

14 

60 


128 
65 


*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  qnotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  47^  Diamond  Match  Co,  I11.128J^ 

Oal  &  Chi  0  Jk  D  Co  67 j|  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .20^^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10     Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  10>^ 

"  Pfd. ...28^       "  "         Pfd. 281^ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  ..40i|  N  Y  Biscnit  Oo  70 

"      Pfd.521^  N  Ohi  St  R  R  2893^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  52^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...12>| 

0hi&  S  S  R8pTCo....l2i|  W  Obi  St  R  B...  ,,.127^ 


DAILYSALES. 

Saturday,  July  13,  1895. 


OHI.  OITY  BAILWAT. 

2  308 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

5  48 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  B. 

20   1271^ 

BO— ao't  1273^ 

200— aoct  127>^ 

CHI  AND  S  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

26...   13 

9  131^ 

200— ac't  12^ 

6U0— ao't....   13 


CAXr.  &  OHI.  CANAI,  &  DOCK  00 . 

50  67^ 

150— ac't  67^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  lUj, 

12  

100— ac't  1301^ 

100— ao't  isiyi 

50— ao't  1311^ 

LAKE  SI  EI/EVATED  B  B 
10  20^ 

15  20% 

6  20M 

150— ac't  20 

100— ao't  20^ 


Monday,  July  15,  1895. 


CENIBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

3  52 

OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  DOCK. 

20  671^ 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  70 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

300— ac't  1273^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

150— ao't  47^ 

100— ao't  48 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00,  ILL. 

214  130 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

5  2C^ 

70  20^ 

150— ao't  20i| 

3C0— ao't  20% 

550— ao't  20^ 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
75  12 

25  12 

100  12%, 

10  12% 

1  13 

150— ao't  115^ 

50— ao't  11^ 

60— ao't  12 


6  130^  100— ac't  123^ 

250— ao't  13C>^  ICO— ac't  123^ 

150— ao't  1303^  200— ao't  12% 

60— ao't  130i|  700— ao't  123^ 

ICO— ao't  12% 

Tuesday,  July  iG,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL.         LAKE  ST .   ELEVATED  B .  B. 

5  129?^  100  203^ 

25  130     100- ac't  2C% 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

25  47M 

65   48 

100— ao't  47 

300— ao't  47>^ 

OAIi.  &  OHI.   CANAL  &  DOCK. 

16  67 


CHI.  &  S.  B.  BAP. 

25  

60  

25  

34  

10  

50— ac't  


TraN.  CO. 

 113€ 

 113^ 



 iiM 

 11% 

11% 


Wednesday,  July  17,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ao't  129^ 

OHI.  CITS  b't. 

25  300 

1  301 

8TSEET  E.  B. 
100    127 

50— ao't  127% 

NO.  CHI.   ST.   E.  B  CO. 

50— ao't  2873^ 

50— ao't  28731 

50— ao't  287% 

O.  &  0.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 

15  673^ 

10  68 

50— ao't  67^ 


CHI.  &  S.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

10  llj^ 

5  113^ 

250— ac't  11>| 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

65  201^ 

28  203^ 

100— ao't  20% 

50— ao't  201^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

5  46 

30  463^ 

10  46^ 

50— ao't  46 

50— ac't  46^ 


Thursday,  July  18,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

60  703^ 

CHI.  CITS  b'y 

10  300 

6  3013^ 

OHI.  &  8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

ICO  11% 

10  12% 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

10  20% 

50— ao't  20% 

OAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  &  DOOK 
36  67^ 

60— ac't  673^ 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

65  286 

10  286^ 

100— ac't  28531 

60  —ac't  2863^ 


W.  OHI.  STBEET    B.  B. 

50    127J^ 

100— ao't  127% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
100  46 

25  463^ 

60  47 

300— ao't  463^ 

50— ac't  46M 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 

10  1293^ 

20  129% 

10  129% 

4  129% 

100— ac't  129 

50— ao't  1293^ 

100— ao't  12934 

50— ao't  1293>| 


Friday,  July  19,  1895. 


30  

60— ao't. 


OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

25  .....301 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 
16  67% 

20  68 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

 129 

 128% 

CHI  &  B.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
71  12 

100— ao't  12 

IOC— ao't  133^ 

50— ao't  123^ 

LAKE  RT.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
5  20% 

13  21 

lOO— ao't  21 


W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

250— ao't  127% 

AM.    S7BAW  BOABD. 

67  48 

10— cash  473^ 

60— ac't  48 

50— ao't  48  3:^ 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

6  286 

80  287 

100   289 

50  28934 

100— ac't  286 

50— ao't  2863^ 

150— ao't  287 

50— ao't  288 

100— ao't  288>^ 

50— ac't  289i| 

150— ac't  289% 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


60-ac't.'...  ..:::::::673^  200-ao't  11% 

100— ao't  67% 

260— ao't  67% 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  00. 

2  

10  

130  

60— ao't  


.286 
.287 
.288 
.2881^ 


W .  OHI ,  STBEET  B .  B. 
10  127 

30  1273^ 

21  1273^ 

400— ao't  l'<;7^ 

200— ac't  127% 

200— ao't  127>^ 

50— ac't  127% 


Ohenoa,  IlL — An  election  will  soon  be  held  to  vote  on 
the  issue  of  $16,000  water  bonds. 


On  account  of  the  false  reports  put  in  circulation 
among  real  estate  agents  of  this  city,  by  our  rivals, 
the  publisher  of  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal  positively  states  that  he  makes  no  other 
charge  for  advertising  under  the  above  heading  than 
10  cents  per  line,  and  desires  it  known  that  he  has 
never  received  a  commission  or  any  part  of  a  com- 
mission from  anybody  for  selling  property  by  adver- 
tising same  in  this  Journal.  The  Journal  has 
never  earned  a  single  dollar  by  selling  real  estate  for 
anybody,  but  has  taken  real  estate  for  display  ader- 
tising  as  done  by  numerous  other  publications  and 
has  lost  a  large  amount  of  money  by  so  doing.  The 
Journal  is  the  friend  of  all  legitimate  real  estate 
dealers  and  has  studiously  avoided  all  such  propo- 
sitions. Letters  are  being  received  and  delivered 
daily  in  reference  to  pieces  of  property  advertised 
under  the  head  of  Exclusive  Agency  Lists,  and  a 
number  of  our  advertisers  are  gratified  with  results. 
It  costs  10  cents  a  line  and  no  more  to  advertise 
under  the  above  heading  as  the  price  was  reduced 
from  15  cents  per  line.  R.  C.  Smyers. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Any  degree  of  activity  worth  mentioning  at  this 
season  of  the  year  is  certainly  good  cause  for  encour- 
agement. A  dull  week  in  a  dull  month  can  not  be 
expected  to  give  evidence  of  stirring  scenes  in  the 
real  estate  market,  yet  in  some  circles  there  is  now 
noticeable  an  actual  increase  in  inquiry  and  a  grati- 
fying improvement  both  in  the  character  and  size  of 
tranactions.  With  half  tfie  office  force  of  real  estate 
houses  absent  on  vacation,  with  no  help  and  little 
inclination  to  go  ®ut  after  business,  there  is  still  a 
positive  gain  all  along  the  line  and  in  some  offices  a 
stir  and  hum  of  business  such  as  has  not  been  known 
before  at  this  season  of  the  year  since  1892. 

large  sales  of  the  week. 
A  plat  of  ground  220  by  150  feet  at  45  to  63  Goethe 
street  was  transferred  by  Charles  Dohrman  to  the 
City  of  Chicago  for  $64,000. 

The  transfer  of  the  Franklin  street  property,  45 
feet  north.of  Madison  street,  east  front,  the  sale  of 
which  was  reported  in  these  columns  a  few  weeks 
ago,  appears  of  record  this  week  as  a  re-transfer  of 
the  same  property  back  to  the  Hill  estate  by  Mr. 
Luedde,  the  former  purchaser.  The  consideration 
named  in  the  former  deed  was  $120,000;  in  the  present 
transaction  it  is  $100,000. 

Charles  T.  Cadwell  and  wife  have  sold  to  Ernst  C. 
Brown  50  by  168  feet  at  1841  to  1843  Wabash  avenue, 
for  $65,000. 

The  elegant  residence  property  on  Drexel  bovlevard, 
128  feet  north  of  Forty-fourth  street,  east  front,  70 
by  250  feet,  has  been  sold  by  A.  Mcintosh  to  A.  J. 
Champlain  for  $65,000. 

G.  A.  Armour  has  sold  to  H.  H.  Kohlsaat,  for 
$130,000,  65  by  164  feet  on  the  Lake  Shore  drive,  171.86 
feet  southeast  of  Burton  place.  As  part  payment 
Mr.  Kohlsaat  transferred  the  northwest  corner  of 
Thirtieth  street  and  Prairie  avenue,  east  front,  52 
by  196  feet,  at  $65,000. 

A  sale  of  78  by  173  feet  on  Wabash  avenue,  831  feet 
north  of  Peck  court,  west  front,  D.  Eggleston  &  son 
to  William  Blair,  for  $131,000,  is  worthy  of  special 
notice.  This  is  the  site  of  the  building  formerly 
occupied  by  Wilkins,  Ketcham  &  Rothschild  as  a 
furniture  factory  and  which  was  burned  out  last 
spring.  Mr.  Blair,  who  is  an  old  resident  of  the 
city,  buyes  as  an  investment.  His  experience  in  this 
transaction  illustrates  the  necessity  of  discretion  in 
buying.  Two  firms  represented  Mr.  Blair  in  his 
purchase,  and  the  owners  of  the  property,  thinking 
that  it  was  in  demand  by  two  purchasers,  raised  the 
price,  with  the  result  that  Mr.  Blair  finally  paid 
several  thousand  dollars  more  than  he  wouU  have 
paid  had  it  not  been  for  the  apparent  competition  of 
the  buyers. 

PROPOSED  free  hospital  FOR  EVANSTON. 

Negotiations  were  closed  yesterday  by  which  a  com- 
modious site  on  Ridge  avenue  became  the  property 
of  the  Evanston  Hospital  Association.  At  a  recent 
meeting  of  the  association,  Architect  G.  L.  Harvey 
prepared  plans  for  the  hospital  buildings.  The  plans 
were  adopted  and  a  subscription  has  been  started, 
headed  by  the  names  of  half  a  dozen  Evanstonians 
who  promise  to  give  $1,000  apiece  toward  the  new 
enterprise.  The  plans  call  for  several  isolated  build- 
ings. The  first  to  be  erected  will  be  known  as  the 
administration  building.  It  will  accommodate  forty 
patients,  ten  nurses  and  the  necessary  attendants. 

IMPROYEMENT  IN  THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

According  to  tables  compiled  by  the  American 
Land  &  Title  Register  there  is  general  improvement 
in  nearly  all  leading  cities  of  the  United  States  both 
in  the  aggregate  of  sales  recorded  and  in  the  total 
amount  of  money  expended  in  new  buildings.  Sta- 
tistics showing  the  considerations  of  recorded  trans- 
fers at  thirty-two  principal  cities  for  June  show  a  re- 
markable improvement  in  the  market.  In  all  but 
eleven  of  the  thirty-two  cities  the  total  transfers  for 
June  exceed  those  for  the  same  month  of  last  year, 
and  in  many  instances  the  increases  are  quite  heavy. 
Chicago  shows  the  greatest  month  in  realty  trans- 
actions for  several  years,  the  total  amonnt  of  trans- 


July  20,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITfja  JOURNAL. 


683 


fers  there  being  87  per  ceat  more  than  in  June,  1894. 
The  increase  in  New  York,  as  compared  with  J une  of 
last  year  is  16  per  cent;  in  Philadelphia,  30  per  cent; 
in  San  Francisco,  20  per  cent,  in  Washington  22  per 
cent;  in  St.  Paul,  151  per  cent;  in  Portland,  39  per 
cent;  in  Nashville,  114  per  cent,  and  in  Dallas  27  per 
cent. 

The  Register  adds  to  its  commentary  on  the  tables 
in  its  July  issue  that  "As  the  volume  of  business  in- 
creases, prices  will  inevitably  advance,  and  the  ftw 
investors  who  had  the  wisdom  to  buy  while  the  mar- 
ket was  weak  will  reap  large  profits.  The  majority 
of  people  prefer  to  buy  real  estate  on  a  rising  market, 
and  within  a  short  time  we  may  expect  to  s°.e  them 
jumping  over  each  other  to  buy  properties  at  almost 
double  the  prices  that  could  have  been  secured  a  few 
months  ago.  In  this  respect  the  public  is,  indeed,  a 
queer  sort." 

The  table  of  building  statistics  shows  a  general  in- 
crease over  the  corresponding  month  of  last  year.  In 
the  sixteen  cities  from  which  the  returns  are  reported 
the  grand  total  for  June,  1895,  is  14,170,590,  as  against 
$12,077,392  for  June  of  last  yhar  This  is  an  increase 
in  the  grand  total  of  17  per  cent,  which  is  surely  en- 
couraging. There  are  only  five  cities  in  the  sixteen 
where  the  building  for  June,  1895,  was  less  than  it 
was  in  June,  1894,  and  in  these  places  the  decreases 
were  very  slight.  In  Chicago,  the  increase  was  over 
a  million  dollars;  in  Detroit,  nearly  $500,000;  in  Phila 
delphia,  about  $200,000;  in  St.  Louis,  nearly  SIOO.ODO; 
in  Cincinnati  and  Pittsburg,  about  $50,0'0.  Minne- 
apolis shows  a  decrease  of  $14«,000,  while  St.  Paul  has 
an  increase  of  $22,000,  yet  the  operations  in  the  former 
city  amount  to  considerably  more  than  those  in  the 
latter. 

LARGE  WEST  SIDE  LEASES. 

A  ninety-nine-year  lease  of  the  northeast  corner  of 
Desplaines  and  Fulton  streets  has  been  recorded. 
John  C.  Spry  is  lessor  and  the  lessees  were  represented 
by  Coffeen  &  Co.  The  property  is  170x170  feet  and 
was  leased  for  the  above  term  at  $12,000  per  annum. 
The  value  of  the  property  is  about  1,100  per  front  foot. 
There  is  a  four  story  building  situated  on  part  of  the 
property.  It  is  proposed  to  improve  the  unoccupied 
portion  of  the  lot  by  a  six  story  building.  John  M. 
Van  Osdell  is  the  architect. 

Numbers  128  and  130  South  Jefferson  street  have 
been  leased  for  ninety-nine  years.  The  property  will 
be  improved  with  a  live  story  and  basement  ware- 
house to  cost  about  $30,000  Pleasant  Amick  ne- 
gotiated the  deal.  Number  128,  25x160  feet,  was 
purchased  by  Mrs.  Sarah  J  Phillips  from  Mrs.  Anna 
B.  Farrell,  for  $13,750.  Mrs.  Phillips  also  owned  No. 
130  and  afterward  sold  both  properties,  50x160  feet, 
to  A.  O.  Mason,  for  $33,333.  E.  C.  Phillips  then  made 
a  lease  of  the  property  for  a  term  of  ninety-nine  years 
from  July  1  at  a  rental  of  $2,000  a  year. 


Ind.  These  gentlemen  were  stockholders  in  the 
Calumet  Canal  and  Improvement  Company  and  for 
several  years  have  been  in  a  position  to  know  what 
the  value  of  property  in  the  East  Chicago  region  is. 
They  have  incorporated  under  the  title  of  the  Lake 
Michigan  Land  Company,  of  Indiana,  and  they  will 
be  a  powerful  factor  in  the  future  development  of 
this  section. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 


ACTIVITY  IN  INDIANA. 


The  far-famed  ToUeston  boom  has  had  a  partial 
revival  this  week  owing  to  the  negotiation  of  several 
deals  in  and  about  East  Chicago,  on  the  shore  of 
Lake  Michigan  in  Indiana.  Several  large  tracts  of 
land  have  been  placed  under  option  in  that  locality 
It  is  remarked  that  the  stock  yards  people  are  the 
prospective  buyers,  but  the  Indiana  attorneys  who 
are  engineering  the  deals  have  thus  far  refused  to 
give  out  any  information.  From  what  can  be  learned 
through  other  sources  from  men  familiar  with  the 
property  and  acquainted  with  those  who  have  inter- 
ests therQ,  it  is  gathered  that  some  movements  of 
great  importance  to  the  Indiana  lake  shore  are  in 
contemplation. 

One  sale  of  570  acres  has  been  closed  during  the 
week.  The  property  is  known  as  Section  22,  Town 
37,  Range  9,  and  lies  on  the  lake  shore  just  south  of 
"Whiting  and  about  two  miles  east  of  East  Chicago. 
It  is  a  part  of  the  property  of  the  Calumet  Canal  and 
Improvement  Company  and  is  on  the  site  of  the  pro- 
posed canal  to  be  built  by  this  company  to  connect 
the  Calumet  river  with  Lake  Michigan.  The  pur- 
chasers are  Aldis,  Aldis  &  Northcote,  John  G.  Wat- 
son, secretary  of  the  Calumet  Company,  Cyrus  Mc- 
Cormick  and  Dr.  Charles  H.  Johnson,  of  Valparaiso, 


[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  Members  of  the 
Ohioago  Bar.  ] 

KBAL  ESTATE  BROKER— AGREEMENT  FOR  COMMIS- 
SIONS. 

Cue  Wm.  H.  tVolf  owner  of  the  Wolf  and  David- 
son Dry  Dock  Co.  entered  into  a  parol  agreement 
with  one  Starke  to  the  effect  that  if  Starke  would 
procure  a  purchaser  for  all  the  real  estate  and  per- 
sonal property  of  the  company,  at  a  price  not  less 
than  $237,500  for  the  whole,  he.  Wolf  would  pay  to 
Starke  upon  the  completion  of  such  sale  for  his  com^ 
mission  and  services  therefor  the  sum  of  $2,500.  It 
was  understood  and  agreed  between  them  that  in  order 
to  effect  such  sale  it  would  be  necessary  to  interest  a 
good  many  persons  in  making  the  purchase  and  that 
Starke  should  undertake  to  find  persons  who  would 
join  with  him  in  the  purchase  of  the  property,  and 
that  Starke  should  have  such  an  interest  in  the 
property  as  he  would  be  able  to  pay  for.  Subse 
quently  a  contract  in  writing  was  made  whereby 
Starke  agreed  to  pay  or  cause  to  be  paid  to  the  com- 
pany the  sum  of  $237,500  for  the  property  at  the 
times  and  in  the  manner  specified  in  the  contract. 
Starke  did  not  And  persons  who  joined  with  him  in 
the  purchase,  and  upon  the  terms  and  conditions 
mentioned  in  the  contract.  The  purchase  price  of 
$237,500  was  paid  to  the  company  and  the  property 
was  conveyed  to  Starke  and  by  him  to  the  syndicate 
which  he  had  organized  to  purchase  it.  After  the 
completion  of  the  transaction  Starke  demanded  his 
commission  of  $2,500  which  Wolf,  on  the  behalf  of 
the  company  refused  to  pay,  upon  the  ground  that 
the  previous  oral  agreement  to  pay  a  commission  be- 
came merged  in  the  later  written  contract  and  that 
neither  the  written  contract  nor  any  subsequent  pa- 
pers contained  any  mention  or  reference  to  any  com- 
mission or  pay  for  any  service  performed  or  rendered 
by  Starke  in  effecting  the  sale. 

Starke  brought  suit  for  his  commission  and  it  was 
allowed  to  him,  the  Court  holding  that  the  parol 
agreement  to  pay  a  commission  for  the  sale  of  the 
property  at  a  certain  price,  giving  Starke  the  right 
to  become  one  of  the  purchasers,  did  not  become 
merged  in  the  subsequent  written  agreement  giving 
Starke  an  option  on  the  property  at  such  price,  and 
that  he  was  therefore  entitled  to  recover  his  commiS' 
sions.— Supreme  Court  of  Wisconsin. 

BROKERAGE— LIEN  FOR  COMMISSIONS. 

Where  one  employs  a  loan  broker  to  obtain  a  loan 
of  money  for  him,  or  to  sell  a  note  and  mortgage,  and 
the  contract  of  employment,  which  is  in  writing, 
does  not  specify  the  time  within  which  the  broker  is 
to  obtain  the  money,  the  broker  is  entitled  to  a 
reasonable  time,  taking  all  of  the  circumstances  into 
consideration;  and  if,  within  a  reasonable  time,  the 
broker  found  a  person  willing  and  able  to  make  the 
loan,  or  to  purchase  the  note  and  mortgage,  upon  the 
terms  proposed,  he  has  earned  his  commission. 

When  a  broker  is  intrusted  with  the  possession  of 
a  note  and  mortgage,  in  respect  to  which  he  negoti- 
ates, he  is  entitled  to  a  lien  upon  the  note  and  moit 
^gage,  or  on  the  proceeds  thereof,  if  in  his  possession 
for  his  commissions.— Supreme  Court  of  Minnesota. 

FORFEITURE  UNDER  CONTRACT  TO  PURCHASE  LAND, 
—ASSUMPTION  OF  MORTGAGE. 

Where  an  agreement  for  the  sale  of  land  provided 
that  the  purchaser  should  assume  a  mortgage.as  part 
of  the  consideration,  and  that  in  cas  ■  of  default  in 
any  payments  required  to  be  made  to  the  seller  the 
contract  should  be  void,  and  the  purchaser's  interest 
in  the  land  should  cease,  and  become  forfeited,  it 
was  held  that  the  fact  that  the  holder  of  the  mortgage 
knew  of  the  agreement,  and  thereafter  notified  the 


seller  from  declaring  the  contract  forfeited  for  a  de- 
fault in  payments  to  be  made  to  him.— Supreme 
Court  of  Iowa. 

UNAUTHORIZED  PAYMENT  OF  MORTGAGE  DEBT. 

The  owner  of  a  piece  of  property  executed  a  trust 
deed  to  a  certain  person  as  trustee,  to  secure  the  pay- 
ment of  a  note  payable  to  the  wife  of  the  trustee. 
The  trust  deed  empowered  the  trustee  to  hold  the 
property  in  trust  for  the  holder  of  the  note,  and  in 
case  of  default,  upon  application  of  tha  holder  of  the 
note,  to  foreclose  and  sell,  providing  also,  that  if  the 
note  was  paid  the  deed  should  be  void  and  the  prop- 
erty should  be  reconveyed  to  the  mortgagor.  Subse- 
quent to  the  execution  of  the  trust  deed  the  note  and 
trust  deed  were  sold  and  transferred  by  the  owner  of 
the  note,  and  the  land  was  sold  and  conveyed  several 
times,  each  time  subject  to  the  trust  deed.  The  last 
purchaser  paid  the  amount  of  the  mortgage  debt  to 
the  trustee  before  the  maturity  of  the  note,  and  re- 
ceived from  the  trustee  and  placed  on  record  a  quit- 
claim deed  of  the  property  covered  by  the  trust  deed 
for  a  nominal  consideration.  The  quit-claim  deed 
made  no  reference  to  the  powers  contained  in  the 
trust  deed,  and  did  not  recite  the  payment  of  the 
note;  nor  was  the  note  surrendered.  The  Court  held 
that  the  payment  made  to  the  trustee  did  not  extin- 
guish the  note,  and  that  the  quit-claim  deed  executed 
by  the  trustee  did  not  relieve  the  premises  of  the 
lien  of  the  trust  deed.— Circuit  Court  of  Appeals. 
Eighth  Circuit. 


AN  IMPORTANT  DECISION. 

Judge  Waterman,  of  the  appellate  court  has 
handed  down  a  decision  in  regard  to  decretal  sales  of 
real  estate.  In  the  case  at  issue  objection  was  made 
to  a  sale  by  a  master  in  chancery  that  the  name  of  the 
defendant,  Cornelius  Li.  Field  was  mentioned  as 
Cornelia  R.  Field.  The  court  held  that  the 
object  of  the  notice  was  to  secure  the  attendance 
of  purchasers  and  obtain  a  fair  price.  When  that  ob- 
ject is  attained,  immaterial  mistakes  or  irregulari- 
ties will  not  be  held  to  be  fatal.  Only  such  mistakes 
or  omissions  as  are  calculated  to  deter  or  mislead  bid- 
ders, or  to  depreciate  the  value  of  the  property,  or  to 
prevent  it  from  bringing  a  fair  price,  make  it  neces- 
sary to  order  a  readvertising  of  the  property.  The 
sale  seems  to  have  been  attended  by  agents  of  each 
of  the  objectors.  The  master  did,  at  the  sale,  invite 
suggestions  as  to  whether  any  one  would  bid  upon  or 
for  a  smaller  portion  of  the  property  than  the  whole 
parcel.  No  one  offering  to  do  so,  or  requesting  a 
sale  in  any  other  manner,  it  was  offered  and  sold  as  a 
whole.  No  offer  was  made  by  either  of  the  objectors 
or  any  person  to  bid  more  if  the  property  were 
re-advertised.  It  is  immaterialthat  only  representa- 
tives of  the  complainant  and  defendants  in  the  fore- 
closure proceedings  were  present  at  the  sale.  Neither 
the  master  nor  court  can  compel  anyone  to  be  present. 
If  the  public  see  fit  to  stay  away,  it  cannot  le  driven 
to  the  auction  block.  In  this  state  where  the  sale  is 
in  reality  only  conditional,  redemption  being  allowed, 
it  is  seldom  that  foreclosure  sales  attract  any  save 
parties  to  the  proceedings. 

CHECKED  BY  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 

Among  the  many  efforts  of  reckless  officialism 
clothed  with  taxing  functions  to  extend  the  dangerous 
power  of  special  assessment  and  taxation  beyond 
legal  boundaries  is  that  of  certain  park  commission- 
ers wishing  to  make  repairs  to  "boulevards"  and 
pleasure  drives.  The  park  commissioners  of  the 
western  section  of  Chicago,  for  example,  undertook 
to  levy  annually  a  special  tax  or  assessment  on  prop- 
erty deemed  benefitted  by  repairs  to  such  highways; 
but  the  Supreme  Court  has  decided  such  levies  to  be 
illegal  and  void  for  the  sufficient  reason  that  tempo- 
rary repairs  do  not  constitute  a  "local  improvement" 
within  the  meaning  and  intending  of  the  law.  The 
case  is  that  of  Crane  v.  W.  C.  Park  commissioners. 
This  case  was  reported  in  connection  with  other 

It  is 


Supreme  Court  matters  a  month  or  more  ago 
referred  to  again  because  it  meets  wiih  general  ap- 
purchaseTof  matu^nrintMestrd\d"not  preclude  the  proval  among  property  owners  and  real  estate  agents 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BTJlLBlNa  JOURNAL. 


July  20,  1895. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Plans  have  been  prepared  by  William  A.  Youmans 
&  Brother  for  six  flat  buildings  to  be  erected  at  Her- 
mitage avenue  and  Fifty-sixth  street  for  L.  G.  Gray, 
at  an  approximate  cost  of  $30,000.  The  buildings 
will  be  2-stories  and  basement  high,  22  by  48  feet, 
with  fronts  of  pressed  brick  and  stone  and  will  have 
interior  finish  of  red  cypress  and  be  provided  with 
furnace  heat.  Contracts  have  been  let  by  the  same 
firm  of  architects  for  a  building  on  Emerald  avenue, 
south  of  Root  street,  which  is  to  contain  a  livery  and 
sales  stable  and  a  number  of  flats,  The  structure 
will  cover  96  by  125  feet  and  be  3-stories  high  with 
front  of  pressed  brick  and  Portland  stone,  oak  and 
cypress  finish  and  an  elevator.  The  owner  is  E.  H. 
Schloeman,  who  will  expend  about  $30,000  on  the  im- 
provement. 

D.  MahafEey  has  made  plans  for  a  store  and  flat 
building  on  North  Clark,  near  Diversey  street.  It 
will  cover  68  by  89  feet,  be  2-stories  and  basement 
high,  with  pressed  brick  front,  hard  pine  finish  and 
will  cost  $6,500. 

Charles  M.  Palmer  will  let  contracts  on  three 
dwellings  at  6551  and  6553  Greenwood  avenue  for 
Harris  &  McGimsie.  To  be  2-stories  and  basement, 
16  by  68  feet,  built  of  stone  and  brick,  with  modern 
improvements,  and  the  total  cost  will  be  about 
$20,000. 

Beye  &  Rautert  have  prepared  plans  for  a  brewery, 
with  30,000  barrels  capacity,  at  Scranton,  Pa.,  for  the 
Consumers'  Brewing  Company.  It  is  to  be  built  of 
brick  and  stone,  with  interior  of  steel  construction, 
and  will  cost  about  $60,000. 

J.  E.  Pridmore  and  L.  E.  Stanhope  have  designed 
for  Perry  G.  Norton  three  2-story  houses,  to  be  built 
on  Sheridan  avenue,  south  of  Sixty-third  street.  They 
will  front  fifty  feet  with  a  depth  of  seventy-five. 
The  fronts  will  be  constructed  of  mottled  brick  with 
stone  trimmings.  The  interiors  will  be  finished  in 
hardwood,  parquetry  flooring  being  used.  They  will 
be  heated  by  hot  water  and  hot  air.  They  will  cost 
$12,000. 

Among  a  number  of  improvements  for  which  Jul 
de  Horvath  has  made  plans  is  a  3-story  store  and 
apartment  building  for  Charles  Day,  to  be  erected 
at  the  southeast  corner  of  Washtenaw  avenue  and 
Twelfth  street,  at  a  cost  of  $.35,000  It  will  front  50 
feet,  with  a  depth  of  125,  and  will  be  constructed  of 
stone  and  pressed  brick.  The  interior  will  be  divided 
into  four  stores  in  the  first  story  and  ten  flats  of  five 
and  six  rooms  above.  It  will  be  finished  in  oak  and 
heated  by  steam.  He  has  also  planned  for  the  same 
owner  a  :i-story  and  apartment  building,  to  be  erected 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  Kedzie  avenue  and  Taylor 
street,  to  be  constructed  of  stone  and  pressed  brick, 
and  will  contain  one  store  and  nine  apartments  of 
four  and  five  rooms  each.   It  will  cost  $20,000. 


LogSD,  Ohio.— The 
water  bonds. 


town  has   voted  to  issae  |50,000 


Deerfleld,  Wis. — The  village  has  voted  to  issoe 
water  bonds. 


5,000 


Oolf  ax,  Iowa. — The  oitizens  have 
sohool  bonds. 


voted  to  issne  |12,600 


Oinoinnati,  Ohio.— This  oity  will  shortly  issue  $60,000 
in  bonds  for  bridgfe  oonstrcotion. 

Temple,  Texas. — The  Oounoil  was  authorized  the  issue 
of  110,000  fire  protection  bonds. 

Omaha.  Neb. — The  Oity  Treasurer  will  advertise  about 
Aug.  1,  bids  for  the  sale  of  |8n,000  paving  bonds  will  be 
asked. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

TO  TAKB  PLACE  BETWEEN  JULY   16  ANDJDNE31I.  1894. 

Baird  &  Bradley's  enb.  It  7  in  b  1  of  pt  of  the  e  V4  of  the  n  w  i4  and  pt 
of  the  w  H  of  th^  n  6  «4  of  seo  6  39  14.  Aug  9,  11am.  Henrietta 
Heneon,  admtrx.  NCR. 


Hansen's  sub,  the  e  87.7  ft  of  It  23  in  seo  6  39  13. 
Foerster,  executor.  NOR. 


Aug  9,  11  a  m.  Otto 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Piper's  sub,  It  22  in  b  4  and  It  1  in  b  5  of  the  s  V4  of  the  n  e  H  of  the 
w  X  of  the  s  w  H;  e  V4  of  the  8  w  >4  of  the  s  w  H  and  the  8  e  %  of 
the  9  w  J4  of  the  8  w  !4  all  iu  seo  32  38  14.  Aug  16,  2  pm.  Constance 
Booty,  admirx  NOR. 

Band's  sub.  It  15  of  b  34  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  s 
e  J4  of  sec  6  and  the  n  ^  and  w  H  of  the  s  e  !i  of  sec  7  38  14.  Aug  21 
1  p  m.  F  T  Klnnare,  admtr.  NOR. 

An  und  H  of  the  n  w  '4  and  the  s  e  M  of  that  pt  of  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  w 
H  of  seo  12  39  13.  Aug  6,  11  a  m.  Addle  L  Polk,  guardian.    L  N. 

Norwood  Pk,  Its  Ifl  to  13  in  b  16  and  Its  6  to  9  in  b  24.  Aug  6,  11  a  m 
Crueeh  Rutishauser,  assignee.  L  M. 

Worrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add,  Its  3  and  4  b  6  in  sec  11  38  13 
Aug  19,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  IdO  Washington  St.  L  N. 

Blue  leld  Pk  add.  It  9  in  b  2.  bein^  a  sob  of  the  e  H  of  the  w  and  the 
w  H  of  the  w  H  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  30  37  14.  Aug  3,  1  p  m 
Edm  8  Oummings,  master,  7i  1  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 


Ashland  add.  Its  1  to  B  in  b  4. 

66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 
Ogden'8  add,  snbit  i  In  the  sub  of  \U  12  to  16  in  b 

Mary  Olson,  admtrx.  NOR. 


Anst  6,   Ham.    PL  Hherman,  master. 


23.    Aug  9,  11  a  m 


24. 


Wyoming,  Ohio.— Bonds — 13,000,  5  per  oent— July 
W.  A.  Clark. 

Evanston,  Ohio.— Bonds- 11,000,  6  per  oent.  W.  fl. 
Erapp. 

Wabash,  Ind.— The  Wabash  Water  Company  will  refund 
$130,000  of  6  per  oent  bonds  by  issuing  $200,000  of  6  per 
eent  thirty-year  bonds. 

Tiffin,  Ohio.— Bonds— $37,500,  6  per  oent— July  30.  J. 
B  Ehrenfried,  oity  olera. 

Wapakoneta,  Ohio. — Bonds— $10,000,  6  per  oent — July 
30.    J.  Myers,  clerk. 

Montgomery,  Ala.—  Bonds— $30,000, 6  per  oent— July  29. 
B.  H.  Sommerville. 


Canton,  Ohio.— Bonds — $50,000,  6  per  oent- 
H,  Belden,  oity  olerk. 


-July  27.  F. 


St.  Joseph,  Mioh. — The  Village  Counoil  has  decided  to 
call  an  election  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $55,000 
in  bonds  to  purchase  waterworks. 

San  Antonio,  Texas. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed 
ordering  an  election  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing 
$300,000  6  per  cent  bonds. 

San  Bernardino,  Oal. — Resolution  ordering  the  issuance 
of  bonds  of  the  Lngenia  School  district  was  passed  by  the 
Supervisors. 

ShuUsburg,  Wis. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issue  of  $8,000  one  to  sixteen-year  5  per  oent 
water  bonds. 

Pine  Island,  Minn. — The  citizens  will  soon  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $7,000  water  supply  bonds. 

San  Diego,  Cal.— The  Board  of  supervisors  ordered  the 
issuance  of  $3,500  bonds  of  the  Nuevo  School  District. 

Scottsburg,  Ind. — The  bcott  County  Commissioners  has 
authorized  the  issue  of  $9,000  jail  bonds. 

Kettle  Falls,  Wash.— This  place  has  voted  to  issue  bonds 
to  pay  off  the  outstanding  indebtedness. 

San  Antonio,  Fla.— The  oity  contemplates  issuing  $50,000 
in  bonds  for  street  improvements.    Address  the  Mayor. 


Earle'a  resnb,  Us  13  and  14  of  the  e  H  of  b  5  and   the  w  H  of  b  6  in 
Oleaver  &  Sbermnu's  sub  of  the  n  10  acres  of  the  s  2li  Hcre^  of  Ihe 
w  i4  of  the  n  e  M,  of  seo  S  88  14.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. NOR. 

Chapman  Bro's  sub,  the  e  18.6  inches  of  the  n  100  ft  of  Jt  2  of  the  w  '/4 
of  It  12  all  of  It  11  and  the  e  i4  of  It  10  in  b  6  In  Rockwell's  add.  July 
19,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Temple's  sub.  It  26  in  b  2  of  the  e  V,  of  the  s  w  »i  of  the  n  w  M  of  sec 
16  38  14.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master.  NOR 

Holstein.  '  inkham's  add.  It  19  in  the  snb  of  Its  10  to  24  in  b  6  of  the  s 
w  H  of  sec  30  40  14.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR 

bchultz's  sub.  Its  11  and  12  of  pt  of  It  33  in  Engelland'g  sub  of  tne  n  w 
H  of  sec  6  36  14.  July  24,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  66  Portland 
blk.  Jj  K. 

McCanney's  add,  It  16  in  b  3  In  Wilmette.  July  22,  1pm.  Geo  Bliils 
Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Its  65,  56  and  57  In  b  9.  July  20,  10  a  m.  Geo 
Bass,  master.  NOR. 

Lts  19  to  82  in  b  1,  Us  19  to  25  in  b  2,  Its  1  to  27  in  b  8  and  Its  1  to  14  and 
28  to  41  in  b  4  in  the  sub  of  that  ot  of  the  e  of  the  8  w  J4  of  sec  8 
39  13.  July  19,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  St. 
NOB. 

I  Premises  at  the  n  w  cor  of  54th  and  Bast  End  av,  Hyde  Park  in  sees  11 
12  14  38  14.  July  20,  IIJ  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master  NOR. 

McLeod's  sub.  Its  1  to  23  in  b  1  of  the  e  y,  ot  the  s  e  H  of  the  s  w  of 
sec  24  38  13.  July  23,  11  a  m.  Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  st 
L  N. 

Lt  27  in  b  1  in  the  sub  of  the  e  V4  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  w  M 
of  sec  8  38  14.  July  20, 1pm.  Edm  8  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie 
bldg.  L  N. 

Vanden  Berg's  sub.  Its  21  and  22  of  pt  of  It  64  in  sec  16  37  14.  July  26, 
11  a  m.  Leonard  Vanden  Berg,  admtr.  L,  N. 

Glover's  sub,  Its  46  47  and  48  of  th   s  14  of  b  61  in  the  sub  of  sec  19  39 

14.  July  30,  11  a  m.  Jno  Berg,  admtr.  L  N. 
Yerby's  sub,  the  e  '/4  of  It  18  in  b  2  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  V,  of  the  n  w  H 

and  the  w  Vi  of  the  n  e  J4  of  sec  16  38  14.    July  29,  11  a  m.  Biram 

Barber,  master,  626  Opera  Bouse  bldg. 

StanfEer's  sub.  Its  22  and  28  of  Its  1  to  4  in  b  17  of  Linden  Grove  sub  in 
the  n  w  H  of  sec  21  38  14.  July  22,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor,  Jr,  master, 
702  Chicago  Opera  House  bldg.  NOR. 

Hutchinson's  sub.  It  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  16  and  17  of  bs  2  and  3  in  Hub- 
bard's sub  of  the  e  V4  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  2  38  14.  July  20,  Ham.  A 
F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Sheffield's  add.  It  12  in  b  41. 
L  N. 

Westfall's  sub.  the  n  i4  of  It  91,  dlv  1.  in  sec  30  38  16;  also  eublt  20  in  It 
1  in  b  7  Canal  Trustees  sub  in  the  s  e  54  of  seo  17  39  14;  also  It  132 
dlv  2  of  said  sub  in  sec  30  38  16.  July  27,  11  a  m.  Julia  M  Penn, 
admtrx.  NOR. 

Stone's  snb,  beginning  at  the  n  w  cor  of  It  1  In  b  6  of  the  n  16  acres  of 
the  w  of  the  8  w  H  of  seo  36  39  14.  July  23,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman, 
master,  66  Reaper  blk.  K  0  R. 

Hosmer  &  Mackey's  sub.  It  42  in  b  9  of  bs  1  to  6  and  bs  12  to  16  in 
Freer's  snb  of  the  in  ot  the  n  w  of  sec  2  39  13.  July  19,  11  a  m. 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Marston's  &  Augur's  sub.  It  28  in  b  4  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  s  w  >i  of  sec 
20;  .and  It  8  in  b  9  in  Snow  &  Dickinson's  Qarfiald  blvd  add  in  sec  17 
38  14.  July  17.  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  No  489  State  st;  also  Its  7  to  12,  14  to  21  in  b  7  in 
Philips  sub  of  n  w  }i  of  n  w  ^  of  sec  6  36  15.  July  16,  Ham.  M  F 
Tuley,  executor.  L  N. 

Bowen  &  McKey's  sub,  sublts  1  and  2  of  Us  26  to  84  (ex  the  n  40  ft  of 
Its  31  to  34  in  b  10  in  Fort  Dearborn  add.  July  12,  10  a  m.  Ill  Trust 
and  Svgs  Bk,  guardian.  L  N, 

Barnum  Grove,  the  s  60  ft  of  It  7  (ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  6  of  Ihe  s  42.7 
acres  of  the  w  i4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo  21  38  14.  also  the  n  40  ft  of  It  7 
(ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  6  in  Barnum  Grove  sub  of  the  s  42.7  acres  of  the 
w  14  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  21  38  14.  July  16, 2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master, 
110  Lb  Salie  8t.  L  N. 


July  24,  31  a  m.    Walter  Butler,  master, 


Graves'  snb  It  6  in  b  2  of  that  pt  of  the  s  of  the  n  V,  of  the  n  e  H  of 
seo  34  39  14.  July  20,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  L  N. 

Oakwood  snb.  Its  39  to  42  in  b  6.  of  the  n  V,  of  the  s  '/,  of  the  nek  of 
sec  22  38  14.  July  24,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Snmmerdale,  It  26  of  b  2.  July  27,  11  a  m.  Edwin  I  Felsenthal,  admtr. 
L  N.  ' 

Stave  &  Kle-inm's  sub,  Its  6,  7,  9  and  10  in  b  6  of  the  n  e  K  of  sec  25  38 
13.  July  13,  1pm.  Edm  3  Oammings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Oircuft  Ot  sub.  Its  23,  24  and  25  in  b  1,  in  ptn  of  It  22  in  County  Oiks 
sub  in  see  18  41  14.  July  15,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  caster,  100 
Washington  St.  L  N.  n     >  , 

Snpr  Ot  sub.  It  14  in  b  3  of  It  2  of  Supr  Ot  ptn  of  the  s  8-8  ot  the  n  e  W 
of  sec  4  38  14^  July  15,  11  a  m.  Lucius   W   Winchester,  master,  116 


Monroe  st.  L  N 

Hayward's  sub.  It  85  in  b  2  of  that  pt  s  of  the  blvd  of  the  s  e  H  of  s  e 
H  of  the  n  e  !i  of  seo  11  39  13.  July  13,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming. 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N.  i^tjauiiug. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Taylor  &  Knight's  snb.  It  13  b  5  Duncan  snb,  e  %  n  w  !4  sec  4  38  14 
Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

Hull's  sub,  It  4  of  Us  115,  117  Butterfleld's  add.  Aug  6,  10  a  m  Jag 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Blameuser's  sub,  the  n  26  ft  of  It  35,  the  s  50  ft  ot  the  n  100  ft  of  It  34 
the  s  25  ft  ot  It  34  ot  the  s  loo  acres  of  the  e  e  14  ot  sec  21  41  18.  also 
that  pt  of  Us  12,  13  and  16  iu  Owner's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  seo  21  41  18 
Aug  6,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

4  and  6  39  14. 


filstou's  add.  It  6  in  sub  ot  Its  1,  2  nnd  3  in  b  93,  sees 
Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Storkes'  sub,  the  n  30  ft  of  Us  17, 18  and  the  s  10  ft  of  It  19  in  b  11  of 
Auburn,  being  a  resab  of  bf  1  to  16  in  the  w  V,  of  the  s  w  ^  of  seo  28 
38  14.  Aug  6, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff,  N  O  K. 

Dunn's  sub  w  M  It  5  ot  the  s  111  ft  of  the  w  of  It  16  School  Trustees 
sub  of  b  H  sec  16  38  14.  Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 


Pullman,  Fallls  &  Gano's  add.  It  36  and  8%  ft  of  It  84  in  b  6 
a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 


Aug  6,  10 


Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  Phillip's  add,  !t  120  a  snb  of  the  e  H  n  e  W  seo 
29  88  14.  July  23,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR.  ^  ««« 

240  acres  being  the  n  e  !4  and  the  e  -4  of  the  n  w  )4  ot  sec  9  37  19-  also 
It  3  b  84  Johnston,  Roberts  &  Storr's  add,  sec  4  89  14.  July  23  l(i  a  m 
Jas  Pease  sheriff.  NOR.  /    ,  1  o  m. 

OonntyClVsdlv,  lt27ofse!4ofsecl7  42  13.  July  23,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Talbot's  sub.  It  64  of  that  pt  w  of  Olark  st  ot  b  13  of  Laflin,  Smith  & 
Dyer's  sub  of  n  e  M  (ex  128-100  acres  in  n  e  cor)  sec  20  40  14.  Jnlv  28 
11  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Eggleston'fl  2nd  sub.  It  1  b  in  of  the  n  %  of  the  n  e  %  (ex  the  n  H  of  n 
4  n  e  "4  in  sec  28  33  14.    July  16,  IC  a  m.    Jas  Pease, 

sheriff    NOR.  ' 

Baldwin's  sub.  Us  IR  and  16  in  b  8  ot  bt  8.  14,  19,  30,  31  and  31  in  La 
Vergne  a  sub  of  all  of  u  w  U  and  that  pt  of  n  e  >4  and  s  e  14  and  e  V4 
of  s  w  !4  in  seo  31  39  13.  July  16,  10  am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Elston'a  add,  I<-  9  b  93  sees  4  and  5  39  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease 
sheriff.  NOR.  ' 

Normal  Pk.  Downing  k  Phillip's  add.  Its  485,  486  (ex  the  s  149  ft)  e  % 
n  e  54  sec  29  38  14.  July  18,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

Talbots'  sub.  It  64  of  that  pt  ot  b  13  lying  w  of  Olark  st  w  W  n  e  see 
2040  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NCR. 

Allln's  resub.  It  3  of  Ihe  s  96  ft  ot  sabblk  2  in  b  8  In  the  snb  of  Us  31 
and  32  in  Assessor's  dlv  of  the  n  w  14  of  the  w  '/j  of  the  n  e  ot  seo 
82  39  14.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  N  O  b.  * 

The  e  V4  of  the  s  e  K  of  seo  19  37  13  and  the  w  H  ot  s  w  V  and  n  35 
acres  ot  the  e  ot  s  w  !4  of  sec  20  37  13.  July  16,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease, 
sheriff.  NOR. 


300 
750 
2,000 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 

(too  liATK  TO  CLASSIFY.) 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  seo  24 
40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14....$ 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $ 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $ 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14  ,  $65,000 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 

$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Ravenswood,  Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26 

xl26.    Want  an  offer.    A  14. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  a  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  \ 

Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 


.$  1,800 
600 


EOmRD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocaiity  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


July  20,  1895. 


'TfiS  ntlAh  ESTATE  AKD  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


685 


MAP  showing  territory  south  of  55th  street 
extending  to  the  southern  boundry  of  the 
Town  of  Bloom  and  east  to  Griffith  station  on 
the  Elgin,  Joliet  &  Eastern  JEI..R. 


686 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  20,  1895 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
July  18,  1895. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

Otty,  over  11,000   311  |2,489,'286 

Olty,  under  11,000   142  84,110 

County  16S  261,318 

Total   633  12,834,714 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  July  19,  1894. 

Bales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  11,000                            289  Jl,614,46a 

Olty,  under  1,000                           132  78,6i  7 

Oonity                                          130  260.885 

Total                                     651  11,943.954 


Aberdeen  st,  246  ft  d  of  65th,  e  f  25x124; 

JuDB  27.  R  Harmeyer  to  M  J  Kane.|4,'iOO 
Adams  st,  75  ft  w  of  S  43d  av,  n  f  25x 
1211^;  Deo  7, '94.  J  J  Bates  to  W  D 

Fischer  S9,000 

Adams  st.  49  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x121; 
Jnly  17.  0  P  Lookert  et  al  to  F  S  Tyrrell 

 $2,500 

Adams  st,  220  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  n  f  21)^ 
xl78;  Jolv  15.  W  J  Fassett  to  M  Hardin 

 ;  $7,500 

Adams  av,  55  ft  b  of  80th  st,  w  f  50x116, 
and  other  ppty;  Jnly  10.  W  Fennimore 

to  R  Fennimore  $4,000 

Adams  av,  same  ppty;  July  12.  R  Fenni- 
more to  F  E  Fennimore  $4,000 

Ada  st,  125  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  50xl24>^,  and 
other  ppty;  July  8.  J  Stevenson  to  F  E 

Williard  $4,000 

Addison  av,  150  ft  e  of  Woloott  st,  n  f  25 
xl24;  Apr  30.  Q  Newell  to  R  Sloewsand 

 $1,000 

Albany  av,  n  e  cor  T  36th  pi.  w  f  66x126; 
July  16.  W  J  Downs  to  J  F  Stepina 

 $1,C00 

Albany  av.  25C  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  oOx 
124M;  June  6.  K  Lebastian  to  T  J  Se- 

besta  $2,200 

Allen  av,  141  ft  n  e  of  Milwaukee,  n  w  f 
25x125,  and  o  p;  July  15.  J  H  Guetsohow 

to  G  F  Koester  $2,050 

Anthony  av,  s  e  cor  Esoanaba,  n  e  f  i34x 
135x190;  July  16.  0  and  0  O  and  D  Oo 

to  0  A  Qainn  .$2,500 

Archer  av,  n  w  cor  Look  st,  s  e  f  36x100; 

Jnly  5.  K  D  Arnold  to  T  Leyden.  .$14,500 
Ashland  av,  a30  ft  s  of  Ainslee  st,  e  f  50x 
165;  Jnly  10.  Mast  inChy  to  A  J  Ander- 
son    $1,336 

Ashland  av,  n  w  oor  W  12th  pi,  e  f  55x150; 

Jnly  8.  R  Grosser  to  D  Grosser  $5,(00 

Ashland  av,  212  ft  n  of  12th  st,  e  f  40x150; 
Jnly  11-  R  0  Bartholomay  to  German 

Evan  Luth  In  Cbnroh   $8,000 

Avenue  K,  261  ft  s  of  98th  st,  w  f  25xl21>^; 
May  22.  F  W  Green  to  O  0  Greenwald 

 $1,500 

Barry  av,  147  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove,  b  f  5tix 
178;  Jnly  9.  Charles  E  Hnrd  to  John 

Walker  $17,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  148  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  n  f  25 
xl20;  Jnly  15,  J  W  Ries  to  S  Brown  Jr 

  $1,600 

Belmont  ay.  50  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  n  f  6''xl25; 
Joly  16.  L  Artelt  to  Est  of  W  Ristow 

  $1,625 

Birohwood  Beach,  It  15,  resob  of  blk  15, 
29  41.  14;  ixioti  27.  D  D  Bathriok  et  al 

to  I  M  Ohanberlaia   $3,000 

Bithop  Bt,  18J  ft  9  of  68th,  w  t  26xr24; 

Jnly  8.  P  Or..sB  o  J  D  Neal   $1,700 

Boon  and  others'  tub,  It  2,  of  s  w  3^,  s  w 
3^,  10,  il,  14  ex  p  it  aod  o  p  lyiug  bet 
State  Bt  and  Michigan  av,  99  ft  n  of 
103rd  av,  Apr  26.  A   Maat  to  J  A  Hall 

   $9,000 

Buffalo  av,  255  ft  r  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Joly  16.  0,  0,  0  &  D  Co  to  U  A  Stowell 

 $1,5(0 

Buffalo  av,  205  ft  s  of  90ih  st,  e  f  25x140; 

Joly  16   Same  to  E  G  Stowell  $1,500 

California  av,  44  ft  n  of  Monroe  st,  e  f  22 
xl25;  July  13.  W  D  Fisher  to  R  8  Shee- 

han    $3,0;)0 

California  av.  66  ft  n  of  Potomac,  w  f  25x 
140;  Joly  10 .  A  8  Owens  to  P  H  Sloan 

   $2,000 

Calumet  av.  n  e  cor  Slat  Bt,  w  f  299. 8x 
150;  June  28.  V  E  Conger  to  W  A  Skin- 

uer   $8,000 

Camobell  av,  72  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne,  w  f  24 
xl26;  July  13.  J  8   Clark  to   T  Naan 

 '  $3,500 

Oanalport  av,  48  ft  n  e  of  Jefferson  st,  n 


w  f  48x100,  more   or  less;  Jnly    11.  A 

Langhlin  to  T  Regan  $2,200 

Canal  st,  198  ft  s  of  29th,  w  f  25x100:  Jnly 

3.  P  Bockendahl  to  J  Tegtmeyer.  .$2,7.  0 
Canal  st.  47  ft  b  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f  25x116; 

July  15.  B  Oohn  to  A  Kopperl  $4,60!) 

Carpenter  st,  s  e  cor  53rd,  w  f  46j^xl25; 
May  4,'93.  J  H  Powell  to  R  R  Cbadwick 

 $3,500 

Carpenter  st,  130  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  25x124; 

July  17.  E  S  Phelps  to  K  E  Ostrom. $2,000 
Central  Park  av,  290  ft  s  of  Colorado,  e  f 
25x125;  July  13.    A  Panooast  to  A  8 

Brasen  $2,000 

Central  Park  av,  260  ft  s  of  BloomiLg- 
dale,  w  f  26x177;  June  25.  P  0  Stene- 

land  to  J  Weske  $1,700 

Central  Park  av,  n  w  cor  W  29th  st,  e  f 
240x125,  and  other  ppty;  June  27.  G  W 

Cass  to  K  M  Porter  $35,000 

Central  Park  av,  200  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  60 
xl25,  and  o  p;  Jnly  15.  J  H  Guetsohow 

to  G  F  Koester  $2,400 

Central  Park  av,  175  ft  s  of  Monroe  st,  w 
f  25x200;  July  12.  S  Zeisler  to  0  O  Shea 

 $4,000 

Clark    st  N,  46  ft  s  of  Olaremont  av, 
w  f  481^x122;  July  15.  A   Lind  to  A 

Soderstrom  $3,050 

Cleveland  av,  95  ft  s  of  Menomonee  Bt,  w 
f  25x72;  July  8.  A  W  Stanmeyer  to  A  J 

Aubert  $3,000 

Clifton  av,  n  w  cor  W  28th  st,  e  f  49x125; 

July  15.  J  Ludwig  to  E  T  Smith.  ..$1,250 
Coles  av,  310  f t  s  e  of  72d  st.  e  f  100x195; 

Aug  24,'94.  Q  Dork  to  C  Pickez.  ..$6,500 
Commercial  st,  124  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x 
125;  July  1.  M  Honsleim  to  J  Eichel- 

berg  $2,450 

Congress  st,  200  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  25 
xl35i^;July  12.  8  J  Fuller   to  L  D 

Hirsohberg  $6,000 

Congress  st,  175  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av,  b  f 
25x125;  Jnly  18.  Q  A   Wilcox  to  D  L 

Mooney  $1,200 

Constance  av,  132i^  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f  25 
xl26,  and  other  pp'y;  Jnly   8.    J  A 

Wagner  to  B  F  George  $2.f00 

Cortez  st,  30  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
241^x124  68-lCO;  July  18.  J  Tesmer  to 

B  Balou  $4,000 

Crescent  road,  218  ft  b  e  of  Presoott  av,  w 
f  50x^60;  June  11.  T  Guar  and  T  Oo  to 

T  Sharp  $1,500 

Dayton  st,  239  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  24x 

125;  Joly  16.  J  Faber  to  F  Krieg. .  $4,000 
Dearborn  et,  74J^  ft  n  of  Van  Bnren,  w  f 
25x104 >^;  July  10.  Equitable  Trust  Com- 
pany to  L  G  Fisher  $?6,roO 

Dearborn  st,  premises  No  6202,  36  73-1'  0 
xlOO;  July  9.  8  Sohlatt  to  N  A  Maver 

 $5  OOU 

Dearborn  et,  227  ft  s  of  46th,  e  f  24x100; 
Joly  8.  F  W  Jackson  to  E  Oamenisch 

 $2,'.  00 

Dearborn  st,  160  ft  8  of  30th,  e  f  25x100; 

July  12.  H  Ottenheimer  to  8  8ohlatt.$3,100 
De  Eoven  st,  58  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  24x 
108;  June  28.  M  Moore  to  W  Gubbine 

 $2,200 

Dekoven  et,  275  ft  e  of  Halsted,  a  f  25x 

119;  Joly  2.  F  Tiuaer  to  J  M  Timer.$3,200 
Diversey  av,  150  ft  e  of  0  &  N  W  R  R  s  f 
25x124;  Jnly  11.  C  Rogge  to  H  J  Fast 

 $1,300 

Diversey  st,  208  ft  w  of  Commercial,  s  f 
25x124;  Mar  23.  Est  of  F  Krotz  to  A 

Swienke  $1,000 

Drexel  blvd,  275  ft  n  w  of  41st  Bt,  w  f  25x 
180;  Jnne  18.  C  Timmis  to   8  B  Bond 

 $1,750 

Drexel  blvd.  128  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  70x 
250;  July  12.  A  Mcintosh  to  A  J  Cham- 

plin  $65,000 

Drexel  av,  n  w  cor  66th   st,  e  f  48x126; 

Jnly  2.  G  ReoBS  to  A  H  Heper  $4,C00 

Drexel  av,  257  ft  8  of  67th  st,  w  f  24x130; 

Joly  11.  E  Andrae  to  H  Asmns ....  $2,160 
Eggleston  av,  93^  ft  n  of  7l8t  et,  e  f  50x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  June  6.  M  Griggs 

to  R  Hicks  $14,000 

Eggleston  av,  66  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  16  44- 
100xll9>^;  Jnly  3.  J  B  Garner  to  L  G 

Praitt  $5,500 

Eighty-ninth  st,  133  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av, 
8  f  36x125;  June  29,  8  E  Groas  to  H  0 

Gross  $3,200 

Ellis  av,  n  w  cor  43d  st,  e  f  148  2-10x150; 
July  2.  0  L  Hntchinson  quit  claims  to 

C  Fargo  $45,000 

Ellis  av,  same  ppty;  July  2.  J  Cudahy  to 

C  Fargo  $45,000 

Ellis  av,  8  eoor  46th  st,  w  f  99>^xl90;  Jnne 


First  Methodist  Chnroh  of  Chioago.$26,500 
Elston  av,  96  f t  s  e  of  Campbell,  n  e  f  24 
ft  through  to  Campbell  av,  Joly  10.  B 

Reime  to  R  C  Moore  $1,300 

Emerald  av,  s  w  cor  77th  st,  e  f  46x144; 

Joly  10,  J  J  Wirt  to  J  B  Jodson  .  . .  $6,000 
Emerald  av,  273  ft  8  of  62d  Bt,  e  f  25x119; 

Joly  15.  E  Siegl  to  A  Leibold  $2,900 

Enfield  av,  n  e  cor  Presoott,  w  f  76x164; 
Apr  19.  T  Guar  and  T  Oo  to  J  B  Cable 

 $3,000 

Enolid  av,  393  ft  a  of  71st  at,  e  f  40xl34; 

Jnly  8.  M  H  Bowen  to  L  8  Tiffany.$6,600 
Evanston  av,  175  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  ^^  25x 
122;  July  10.  W  E  Palmer  to  M  Mallay 

 $3,800 

Evanston  av,  ft  n  w  of  Edgeoomb 

pi,  e  f  331.^x150;  July  15.  F  L  Baldwin 

to  A  M  Wheeler  $7,500 

Evans  av,  premises  4641,  May  39.  M  8 

Bean  to  W  Bean   . .   .  $5,000 

Evans  av,  400  ft  b  of  67th  st,  e  f  26x122; 

Jnly  10,  M  Malloy  to  L  Palmer ....  $3,300 
Fairfield  av,  125  ft  s  of  Mariana,  w  f  25x 
126;  Joly  17.  J  Frenneson  to  J  P  Lar- 
son $2,000 

Fairfield  av,  8  w  oor  Wood  st,  e  f  125x150, 
and  other  ppty;  Jnne  17.  G  E  Fobs  to  C 

P  Noble  $5,000 

Fifth  av,  80  ft  n  of  Madison  st,  w  f  21%x 
80,  more  or  less;  July  8.  Norton  Q  Pope 

to  Robert  B  Oronch   $80,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Paulina,  8  f  24 
xl24;  May  17.  H  G  Peters  to  F  W  Schaar 

 $3,500 

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  232  ft  e  of  Peoria  st.  n 
f  50x12(11^;  May  13.  H  Hodgden  to  <V 

E  Powell  et  al  $4,000 

Fi;ty-fifth  8t,  n  e  cor  Ellis  av,  s  f  142x92; 

Jnne  29.  K  M  Porter  to  Q  W  Cass. $60,500 
Fortieth  st,  s  e  oor  Langley  av,  n  f  152x 
212%,  und  3-5  int;  June  26.  A  M  Mc- 

Kee  et  al  to  C  Christensen  $2,700 

Fortieth  av  8,  282  ft  n  of  16th  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Jnly  13.  J  Podolsky  to  J  Cnrley 

 $1,250 

Fortieth  av  N,  275  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  r 
25x126.  Jnly  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Home 

Building  and  Loan  Assn  $1,637 

Fortieth  av  8,  306  ft  n  of  15th  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Jnly  11.  J  Podolsky  to  F  Zdenek 

 $1,076 

Forty-first  ot  N,  n  e  cor  Miller  av,  w  f  27x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  July  15.  J  H  Guets- 
ohow to  U  Q  Zander  $1,000 

Forty-flrat  av  8,  150  ft  n  of  13th  st,  w  f 
60x126;  Jnne  28.  0  Connselman  to  J 

Hoolihan  $1,400 

Forty-seoond  pi,  191  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd, 
n  f  25x125;  Jone  21.  A  3  Hall  to  W  G 

Press   $2,1C0 

Forty-second  ot  8,  200  ft  n  of  14th  st,  w  f 
25x126;  Jnly  17.  8  Sitka  to  F  Riech 

 $1,000 

Forty-first  av  N,  50  ft  n  of  Waobansia,  e 
f  25x125;  May  20.  0  Olson  to  A  P  Keeney 

  ...  .$1,500 

Forty-foorth  av  8,  109  ft  n  of  Randolph 
st,  w  f  26x126}^;  Jnly  17.  F  8  Tyrrell  to 

JF  Lookert  $3,900 

Forty-fifth  st,  241  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  25x 
113;  July  11.  Q  Bendler  to  F  J  Fadner 

 $4,600 

Forty-sixth  st,  s  e  oor  Shields  av,  n  f  200x 
222;  Jnly  15.  J  Hood  to  A  W  Hester 

 $20,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  25  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  n  f 
25x126;  July  16.  H  Isaacs  to  R  Botsch 

 $1,300 

Forty-seventh  st,  48  ft  e  of  Tracy  av,  n  f 
24x106;  July  2.  DeW  0  Harrison  to  E 

M  Baldwin  $3,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  49  ft  w  of  Bishop,  8  f  24 
xl25;  Jnly  15.  J  Reee  to  W  M  Carter  et 

al  $2,600 

Forty-eighth  st,  188  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  18x124%;  Jnne  28.  R  Walsh  to  H  L 

Ross  $9,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  240  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f 
24x124;  Jnly  12.  M  Morphy  to  J  Lay- 
man  $1,450 

Frankfort  st,  116  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  lOOx 
100;  May  21.  D  Williams  to  J  Dzievor 

 $4,200 

Franklin  st,  45  ft  n  of  Madison,  e  f  45x80 
79-100,  more  or  less;  Jone  27.  Henry  J 
M  Loedde  to  James  B  Dodge  et  al,  trus- 
tees of  est  of  Wm  Hill  $100,000 

Garfield  blvd,  8  w  oor  Bishop  st,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jnly  12.  J  U  Brennan  to  A  Cavan- 

agh  $2,000 

George  st,  206  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  s  f  26x 
'    123;Jolyl.  8  Paesenheim  to  J  Ribbon 


2 1 ,  M  Hill  to  J  Hewitt  $26,500  i   $1,800 

Ellis  av,  same  ppty;  Jnly  16.  J  Hewitt  to      Goethe  st,  premises  No  45,  47,  49,  61,  63, 


57,  59,  fil  and  63,  220x150;  Jone  27. 
Chas  Dohrmann  and  wife  to  City  of 

Chicago   $64,C0O 

Grand  av,  s  e  cor  47th  st,  w  f  100x300; 
Jnly  8.  Samoel  P  Parmly  to  George  T 

Smith  $70,000 

Green  Bay  av,  175  ft  s  of  108th  et,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Joly  1.  J  J  Kreer  to  A  E  Zoehr 

 $1,000 

Greenwood  av,  250  ft  s  of  5ith  st,  e  f  5(ix 
156;  Jnly  3.  W  M  Bowen  to  D  E  Mask- 

wald  $1,500 

Greet:  wood  av,  153  ft  w  of  Oakley,  n  f  18x 
100;  Jnne  19.  A  Weingartner  to  H  Kris- 

ler  et  al  $2,000 

Greenwood  av,  799  ft  s  of  63rd  st.  w  f  30x 
71;  June  26.  J  Woodbridge  to  L  0  Clnnn 

 $1,600 

Greenwood  av,  250  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  26 
xlOO;  May  14.  R  Jones  to  T  Cannon 

 $1,625 

Goldsmith  av,  314  ft  s  w  of  75th  st,  w  f 
26x109;  July  17.  0  E  Heimbredt  to  8 

Oook  $7,600 

Goodrich's  sub,  It  1,  blk  9,  n  s  blvd  sub,  e 
1^  8  w  ^  32,  41,  14;  July  1.  H  A  Good- 
rich to  J  L  R  Corcoran  $3,600 

Halsted  st,  n  e  oor  59th,  w  f  25x125;  July 

16.  J  Shaughnessy  to  J  Schneider.$16,600 
Halsted  st,  226  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  50x125; 
Jone  18.  J  Schneider  to  J  E  Shaughnessy 

 $6,0  .W 

Halsted  st,  375  ft  b  of  59th,  e  f  60x117  8-10; 
Joly  15.  A  W  Greene  to  G  F  Knoth 

 $3(1  000 

Halsted  at,  s  e  oor  45tb,  w  f  100xl26i^; 

Jnly  1.  A  O'Leary  to  J  O'Leary . .  .$20,000 
Halsted  st,  225  ft  n  of  73rd,  e  f  25x121; 
Jnly  1.  M  Oarmodv  to  W  F  Donahoe 

 '.  $1,260 

Haddon  st,  129  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x 
120,  more  or  less;  Jnly  15.  J  Anda  to  O 

Olson  $1,100 

Haddon  st,  147  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f 
25x120;  Jnly  11.  A  Nelson  to  J  Kloswioz 

 $1,600 

Hamilton  av  N,  25  ft  n  of  School  st,  e  f 
25x124;  July  16.  O  Salzmann  to  A  Ban- 

uiann  $1,5C0 

Hamilton  av,  50  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  26x 
126,  and  other  ppty ;  Jnly  1.  H  H  Walker 

to  W  Frink  $5,800 

Hamilton  av,  49  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Joly  2.  H  H  Walker  to  J  W  Craw- 
ford et  al    $4,000 

Hammond  av,  175  ft  s  of  Conneaut,  w  f  60 
xl26;  June  1.  Q  W  Higgins  et  al  to  S 

Reegan  $1,C00 

Hamlin  av,  165  ft  n  of  Ogden,  e  f  26x116; 
Jnne  17,  W  H  MoQovern  to  W  Condon 

    $1,200 

Harvard  st,  276  f t  e  of  8  48th  av,  n  f  60x 
125;  July  10.  H  Mnrphy  to  J  J  Morphy 

 $1,800 

Haynes  ot,  116  ft  s  of  Hillock  av,  w  f  122x 
113,  and  other  ppty;  July  1.  W  Tnrk- 

ington  to  A  A  Libby  Jr  $40,Oro 

Hermitage  av,  241  ft  s  of  85th  st,  e  f  60x 
128;  Jnly  12.  B  N   Anderson  to  D  8 

Simon  $1,000 

Hermitage  av,  100  ft  n  of  Clarinda  st,  e  f 

25x130;  July  16.  J  Mehl  to  J  Trost. $1,087 
Hoffman  av,  11  ft  s  of  Elston,  e  f  98. 4x 

125;  Jnly  7.  M  Pregler  to  J  Tanier.$10,000 
Homer  st,  308  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  24x100; 
July  16.  E  Maynard  to  8  A  Bonestal 

 $2,000 

Homer  st,  144  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  24 
xl24;  July  9.  Bankers'  and  Merohante 
Building  and  Loan  Assn  to  G  Winsberg 

 $3,800 

Hough  av,  8  w  oor  91st  Bt,  e  f  100x125; 

Jnne  27.  R  Harmeyer  to  M  J  Kane.$  1,600 
Houston  av,  106  ft  n  of  90th  3t,  w  f  25x 

140;  July  10.  P  Trant  to  J  P  Trant.$3,(!00 
Humboldt  st,  s  e  oor  53rd,  w  f  189^^x125, 
and  other  ppty;  May  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

F  W  Eugers  $1,208 

Humboldt  blvd,  181  ft  n  of  Armitage  av, 
e  f  200x1641^;  June  29.  W  8  Sunder- 
land to  F  H  Dickey  et  al  $13,000 

Inglesides  av,  s  w  cor  78lh  st,  e  f  161x125; 

July  13.  M  D  Begley  to  T  H  Pear8e.$3,600 
Inglesides  av,  162  ft  b  of  78ih  st,  e  f  IfiOx 
11b;  July  13.  M  U  Begley  to  T  H  Pearse 

 $4,600 

Jackson  st,  250  ft  w  of  8  40th  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  July  8.  M  Grail  to  J  A  Biokford 

 $1,300 

Jackson  st,  260  ft  w  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Jnly  16.   E  H  Bacon  to  0  Trim 

 ,$1,300 

Jefferson  av,  176  ft  n  of  71st  st,  e  f  373^x 
167;  July  16.  F  P  Brown  to  J  Rollins 
 $3,000 


July  20,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


687 


/efferson  st  S,  premises  No  128,  25x159; 
Jnly  1.  A  B  Farley  to  8  J  Phillip8.tl3,<06 

Jefferson  st  S;  premises  No  12G  and  128, 
50x159;  July  1.  8  J  Phillips  to  A  O 
Mason  $33,333 

Jefferson  av,  198  ft  n  of  103rd  st,  w  f  fOx 
125;  Joly  12.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Garden 
i  Oity  Equitable  Loan  and  Building  Aesu 
*   $1,214 

Johnston  ay,  278  ft  e  of  Sacramento,  n  f 
25x100;  July  U.  M  Olsen  to  F  O  Peter- 
son  $1,150 

JastlDe  st,  298  ft  s  of  64tb,  w  f  25x124; 
June  4.  D  Goodwin  to  J  E  Hasbios 
 $',500 

Justine  st,  174  ft  n  of  60ih,  w  f  25x125; 
Joly  16.  J  F  Linok  to  E  Linok   $1  200 

Kedzie  av,  516  ft  s  of  ?almer  pi,  w  f  50x 
234;  Jane  10.  M  L  De  Graffemeid  to  E 
Orosson   ,  $2,200 

Eedzie  av,  126  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
25x104;  July  5.  W  Fitzpatriok  to  H  T 
Fletcher  $2,000 

Kenmore  av,  200  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f  50 
zl50;  Mnr  24,'94.  J  0  McDowell  et  al  to 
J  M  Sullivan  $13,oOO 

Kenwood  av,  premises  4752,  20x89  43-lCO; 
May  16.  J  W  Snyder  et  al  to  J  8  Pearoe 
Jr  $12,500 

Eimbark  av,  244  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  5oz 
175;  June  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  Wright 
 $2,458 

Eimbark  av,  premises  No  6521,  26x166; 
Jane  21.  E  Sheldon  to  M  E  Dayton 
 $8,000 

Eimbark  av,  88  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
165;  Jane  21.  M  E  Dayton  to  E  Sheldon 
  $IO,.500 

Eimbark  av,  277  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  26^ 
xl63;  July  13.  N  M  Swasey  to  B  G 
Swasey  $6,000 

Einney  av,  249  ft  s  of  72d  st.  e  f  60x111; 
June  20.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  J  Boardman 
 $1,868 

Langley  av,  128  ft  n  of  43rd  st,  e  f  22x120; 
Apr  12.  M  Kennett  to  W  B  Wilcox. $  ',8  0 

Lake  Shore  drive,  171.86  ft  s  e  of  Barton 
pi,  e  f  66x164,  more  or  less;  July  16.  G 
A  Armour  to  H  H  Kohlsaat  $130,010 

La  Salle  st,  s  w  cor  Slst,  e  f  25x12i  ;  July 
16.  U  Howell  to  M  E  Slaughter. .  .$12,000 

La  Salle  st,  s  w  cor  53d,  e  f  32>^x91 ;  July 

I.  A  L  FnuK  to  H  P  Keyes  $6,500 

Laurel  av,  72  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  w  f  24x 

126,  and  other  ppty;  July  16.  J  Stock- 
ford  to  H  Z  O'Neill  $4,600 

Lawndale  av,  n  w  oor  W  18th  st,  e  f  4»x 
125;  Jnly  1.  J  T  Moloney  to  T  T  Moloney 
 $l,7fO 

Lexington  st,  241  ft  w  of  Garfield  blvd, 
n  f  26x125;  Jnly  10.  G  W  Jaukson  to  8 
Halls  $1,100 

Lexington  st,  216  ft  w  of  Garfield  blvd  n 
f  25x125;  Jnly  10.  Q  W  Jackson  to  0  L 
Anderson  $1,100 

Lexington  st,  260  ft  e  of  8  40 oh  av,  n  f  -^5 
xl24;  July  10.  A  I  Tucker  to  L  D  Koch 
  $1,900 

Lexington  st,  s  w  oor  8  43d  av,  n  f  138x 
75,  more  or  less;  July  17.  R  Jeatzsch 
to  E  Jentzach  $1,000 

Lincoln  av,  97  ft  n  of  Lake,  w  f  150x122; 
July  13.  W  T  Church  to  Travelers'  In- 
surance Company  $4,800 

Lincoln  st,  s  w  cor  52d,  e  f  25x125;  July 

II.  K  Tonohen  to  P  Vesely  $3.0CO 

Lincoln  av,  241  ft  s  of  Pratt,  e  f  50x122; 

Jaly  15.  0  L  Benson  to  E  8  Salmonson 
 $6,000 

Loomis  st,  141  ft  s  of  W  16th.  w  f  24  f t  to 
alley;  July  18.  E  G  Roll  to  F  Filip  et  al 
 $3,675 

Lot  29  and  s  of  It  30,  no  bik  given,  cir 
ot  ptn,  n  e  23,  39  13;  July  1.  D  Rehm  to 
0  G  Barth   $2,300 

Lobeck  st,  139  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  75x100; 
July  16.  J  Ganzenhauser  to  J  Dzievor 
•  •••••••   ,$2  700 

Lnelia  av,  125  ft  a  of  92d  st,  e  f  50x126, 
June  26,'90.  N  K  Fairbank  to  W  A 
Paul  et  al   $1,000 

Lyou  av,  203  ft  n  w  ot  Evans,  s  w  f  25x 
126;  June  1 5.  A  Bergman  to  0  Ray  per  Jr 
 $1,600 

Madison  av,  s  e  cor  74th  st,  w  f  100x126; 
July  5.  J  Dolder  to  B  Gage  $5,000 

Magnolia  av,  50  ft  n  ot  Berwyn,  e  f  37i^x 
123;  July  3.  8  H  Austin  Jr  to  M  E  Neel 
 $6,060 

Manistee  av,  288  ft  n  of  80th  st,  e  f  24x 
124}/^;  Mar  16.  D  Eamalich  to  P  ijpreen- 
berg   $1,000 

Maplewood  av,  125  ft  s  of  Franklin  st,  w  f 
26x125;  Jnly  9.  J  B.-andenberg  to  J  F 
Powell  |1,4C0 

Maplewood  av,  240  ft  n  of  FuUertcn,  e  f 


50x126;  Jnly  10,  John  Brabets  to  Jose- 
phine Brabets    $3,200 

Marshfield  av,  75  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f 
25x130;  May  23.  M  Erase  to  J  Samlow 

 $3.8C0 

Maryland  av,  198  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  Jnly  17.  D  R  B  Carrier  to  M  Qlen- 

non  $1,300 

May  st,  n  w  oor  74th.  e  f  100x124^^;  Mar 

19.  8  Eiohberg  to  M  8  Crofnt  $2,00l> 

McLean  av,  1^5  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  u  f 
25x126;  July  11.  J  0  Jaoobsen  to  A  8 

Loser  «1,660 

Michigan   av,  premises   2449,  25x1613^; 

July  15.  8  Coleman  to  C  H  Smith  .  .$5,000 
Minnehaha  av,  99  ft  n  of  92d  st,  e  f  oOx 
124^;  July  9,'91.  N  K  Fairbank  to  E  G 

Martin  $1,150 

Millard  av,  336  f t  s  of  W  26th  st,  e  f  48x 
125;  July  10.  G  W  Hale  to  T  P  Rogers 

 $2,000 

Milwaukee  av,  144  ft  s  e  of  Cornell  st,  n 
e  f  24x125;  June  28.  M  Von  Horn  est  ot 

to  G  Bahlfs  $6,600 

Monroe  st,  s  w  oor  8  40th  av,  n  f  26  68- 
100x121  40-100;  June  4.  W  J  Pfeifer  to 

A  Peterson  $1,800 

Monroe  st,  15  )  ft  e  ot  Central  Park  av,  s 
f  26x125;  June  24.  H  M  Gronwold  to  C 

Hogan  $13,500 

Morgan  st,  206  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x124 
69-100;  July  17.  M  Larson  to  0  B  Helm- 

brodt  $8,000 

Nebraska  av,  480  ft  n  of  Armitagp,  w  f  25 
xl25;  July  8.  C  R  Stave  to  E  Halvorsen 

 $2,200 

Ninety-first  st,  s  w  cor  Cottage  Grove  av, 
'JO  acres,  also  a  tract  of  land  lying  n  of 
0  &  W  I  Ry  bet  South  Park  and  St 
Lawrence  avs  and  91st  st;  Jnly  15.  O,  O 
0  &  D  Company  to  H  0  Gross  . . .  $50,000 
Ninety-first  st,  same  ppty,  and  other  con- 
siderations; July  15.  H  C  Gross  to  S  E 

Gross  $60,000 

Ninety  fifth  pi  W,  116  ft  w  of  Vinoennes 
av,  s  f  88x142;  May  25.  I  H  Hole  to  A  G 

Taylor  $2,400 

North  av,  48  ft  w  of  Winchester,  s  f  24x 
8C;  June  12.  E  D  Ellis  to  F  H  Roe- 

sohaob  $3,100 

North  av,  76  ft  w  of  Smithy  n  f  76x149; 
July  10.  Columbia  Planing  Mill  Co  to 

0  A  Ristow  $12,200 

North  av,  24  ft  e  of  Rockwell  st,  n  f  24x 
125;  June  26.  A  M  Meyer  to  C  Bruse 

 $5,000 

N  %  It  34  ex  w  67  ft  and  ex  n  33  ft  for 
street.  School  Trustees'  sob  sec  16,  37, 
14;  Nov  22,'94.  A  Eoning  to  W  H  Skia- 

ner  $7,200 

Oakenwald  av,  176  ft  s  e  of  46th  st,  w  f 
26x137;  Deo  27,'92.  H  Howell  to  C  B 

Howell  et  al  $16,0(0 

Oakley  av,  241  ft  s  of  W  22d  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  May  20.  A  F  W  Ahrens  to  F  Dempe- 

lein  $2,376 

Oakley  av,  73  ft  n  of  49th  pi,  w  f  26x109, 
more  or  less;  June  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 
P  Schoenhofen  Brewing  Company  .$1,846 
Oakley  av,  48  ft  n  of  Coblentz  st,  w  f  24x 

10(i;  June  24.  C  Nilson  to  A  Tied..  $1,050 
Oakley  av,  n  e  cor  Hirsch  st,  w  f  25x125; 

June  4.  J  A  Mayer  to  L  J  Geils  . .  .$5,300 
Ogden  blvd,  300  ft  s  w  of  Hamlin  av,  n  w 
f  25  ft  to  alley;  July  4.  J  J  Maboney  to 

E  A  Smith  $1,800 

Ohio  st,  n  w  oor  Ada,  s  f  48x137;  July  12. 

J  Nelson  to  J  C  Oedarholm  $30,000 

Ohio  st,  same  ppty;  July  15.  J  O  Oedar- 
holm to  J  R  Nelson  $30,000 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  st.  141  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av,  s  f  50x125;  Jnly  11.  F 

Coleman  to  C  K  Coleman   $2,600 

Orchard  st,  100  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f 
37i^xl2t;  Jnly  15.  G  0  J  Enohl  to  T 

Ludwig  $4,226 

Osgood  et,  145  ft  s  of  Noble  av,  w  f  24x 

124;  Apr  6.  0  Walfrid  to  Q  Carlson. $3,500 
Palmer  pi,  428  ft  e  of  Humboldt  blvd,  s  f 
25x1243^;  June  24.  M  H  Te^d  to  T  F 

Daly  $1,800 

Park  av,  200  ft  e  of  8  44th,  n  f  25x125; 
July  17.  F  8  Tyrrell  to  C  P  Lockert 

 $5,600 

Park  av,  102  ft  e  of  8  47th,  s  f  25x108; 

Jnly  1.  J  J  Regney  to  O  E  Hon8ton.$3,600 
Parkway  blvd,  200  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  n  f  60x144;  July  1.  A  A  Libby  Jr  to 

W  Turkington  $17,500 

Paulina  st,  175  ft  s  of  Taylor,  e  f  25x126; 
Jnly  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  O  Tegt- 

meyer  $2,002 

Paulina  st,  241  ft  s  of  47th.  w  f  25x1241^; 

Jnly  12  Mast  in  Ohy  to  R  L  Pitts. $1,134 
Perry  st,  150  ft  n  of  Belden  av,  w  f  26x 
128;  July  16.  A  Lowenstein  to  J  Berg- 


holz  $2,100 

Polk  st,  190  ft  e  of  Springfield  av,  s  f  25x 

126;  July  13.  J  Jelley  to  T  Holmes. $1,000 
Poplar  st,  406  ft,  more  or  less,  n  w  ot  31st, 
w  f  25x115;  June  7.  M  Galligan  to  M 

Qainn  $2,5C0 

Prairie  av,  n  w  oor  30th  st,  e  f  52x196; 
July  13.  H  H  Eohlsaat  to  G  A  Armoar 

 $65,000 

Princeton  av,  118  ft  n  of  45th  st,  w  f  24x 
123;  Aug  7.  A  O'Malley  to  0  O  Toole 

 $3,500 

Racine  av,  360  ft  s  of  Roscoe  st,  w  f  50x 
124;  June  1.  A  F  Baxter  to  J  Entz- 

minger   $2,000 

Randolph  st  W,  premises  No  447  and  449, 

July  2.  O  Heper  to  0  Lotz  $8,250 

Randolph  st  W,  same  ppty;  Jnly  3.  0 

Lotz  to  G  Reass  $8,250 

Rhine  st,  140  ft  e  ot  Western  av,  s  f  24x 
100;  July  1.  H  Curtis  to  L  M  Larson 

 $2,600 

Ridgeway  av,  391  ft  s  w  of  Milwaukee,  s  e 
f  1^5x131;  May  24,  F  W  Alke  to  W  F 

Christensea  $2,750 

Ridgeway  av,  s  e  cor  W  19th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  June  15.  J  BR  Brornan  to  J  E 

Bidwell  $1,2C0 

Ridgeway  av,  143  ft  s  of  Fallerton,  e  f 
300x1253^;  May  16.  E  G  Burling  to  0 

Siewert  $3,850 

Ridgway  av,  224  ft  s  of  Armitage,  e  f  25x 

125;  July  1 .  A  Gent  to  A  Rrog  *2,700 

Robey  st,  226  ft  n  of  School,  e  f  25x124; 

Joly  11.  P  Haas  to  8  Reuss  $2,400 

Rockwell  st,  s  e  oor  Franklin,  w  f  25x125; 

July  10.  A  0  Andrae  to  Q  Jensen  .  .$2,200 
Rockwell  st,  1453^  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale 
av,  w  f  25il25;  Jnly  6.  8  B  Hambleton 

et  al  to  J  H  Erzinger  $1,500 

Rogers  Park,  It  1,  blk  33;  July  9.  L  M 
Higgins  et  al  to  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chi- 
cago  $3,750 

Rogers  Park,  It  18,  b  8;  May  ?.  A  A  David 

to  J  R  Burks  $1,250 

Root  st,  s  e  cor  Emerald  av,  n  f  66  7-12x 
100;  June  26.  EH  Schloeman  to  F  F 

Mason  $11,487 

Sangamon  st,  premises  No  6353,  26x124 
69-100;  July  16.  J  E  Dalley  to  J  M 

Wheeler  $7,000 

Sangamon  st,  s  w  oor  68tb,  e  f  39x125; 

Jnly  16.  P  Cross  to  0  A  Jeffers  $3,000 

Sangamon  st,  326  ft  n  of  63rd,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  6.  D  Sautter  to   M  Sautter 

 $2,800 

Sawyer  av,  226  ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  e  f 
26x175;  July  1.  L  Silverman  to  L  Manrer 

  $1,000 

Sawyer  av,  189  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
27x177;  Deo  26,'94.  0  O  Johnson  to  W 

P  Liddell  $2,800 

Sawyer  av,  103  ft  n  of  Oonrtland  st,  w  f 
60x177;  Jane  21.  W  J  Edwards  to  M 

Ekwald  $2,000 

School  st,  161  ft  w  of  Southport  av,  s  f  25 
xl25;  July  15.  0  Uoff  to  P  J  Sohmitz 

  $2,000 

School  st,  96  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jane  21.  J  E  Smith  to  J  Eruter 

  $2,450 

Seeley  av,  s  w  oor  36th  st,  e  f  25x125,  and 
other  ppty;  July  1.  EG  Stromer  to  U 

H  Walker  $3,200 

Seeley  av,  60  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  25x126; 

May  21.  W  Frink  to  R  J  Einoaid. .  .$2,900 
beeley  av,  n  w  cor  If  7th  st,  w  f  100x160; 
July  8.  H  Cunningham   to   E  Wood 

 $1,300 

Seminary  av,  126  ft  n  of  Belmont,  w  f  25 
xl23;  Jnly  11.  M  D  Straus  to  D  Pfeiffer 

 $1,650 

Seventy-fifth  st,  s  w  oor  Spencer  av,  n  f 
217x120;  July  18.  E  L  Patterson  to  F  E 

Patterson  $16,190 

Shelby  ot,  116  ft  n  of  W  20th  st,  e  f  26x 
87>^;  May  29.  J  Rozhon  to  J  Krnpka 

 $4,000 

Sheridan  drive,  s  e  cor  Farwell  av,  w  f 
1391^x150;  Jnly  8.  8  W  Crandall  et  al 

to  J  L  Corcoran  $9,000 

Sixty-first  st,  217  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f  33^ 
xl21;  June  29.  J  E  Preston  to  D  W 

Johnson  $6,000 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  75  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  9,'92.  M  S  Rhett  to  E 

H  Clarke  $1,600 

Sixty  first  pi  W,  same  ppty;  Sep  17, '94. 
E  H  Olarke^o  Engineers'  Bcildiug  Assn 

 $1,600 

Sixty-first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Loomis,  s  f  24.69 
xl09;  July  10,'94.  F  Timmis  to  0  B 

Crawford  $3,250 

Sixty-first  st  W,  386  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
26x125;  Jnly  12.  M  G  Roby  to  R  L 
Lyons  $2,100 


Sixty-third  st,  68  ft  e  of  Morgan,  n  f  26x 
125;  Jan  2.  OB  Green  to  C  Hattrem 

 $1,875 

Sixty-fourth  st,  190  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  n  f  24x125,  more  or  less;  July  12.  B 

Hnltin  to  D  Smith  $6,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  300  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
25x70)^;  July  12.  I  Knssel  to  G  Enssel 

 $3,500 

Sonth  st,  n  e  cor  Center  av,  s  f  423x142, 
and  other  ppty;  June  15.  G  F  Enott  to 

A  W  Greene  $16,'  00 

Southport  av,  s  e  cor  Albion,  w  f  59x140, 
and  other  ppty;  June  11.  B  H  Williams 

to  F  H  Doland  $5,000 

South  Park  av,  683  ft  n  of  35th  st,  e  f  21x 

123;  July  11.  J  M  Earl  to  J  A  Ayer.$18,000 
Spaulding  av,  175  f  t  n  of  W  13th  st,  e  f 
25x125;  June  4.  W  Taylor  to  E  L  Maas 

 $1,5(0 

Spaulding  av,  213  ft  n  of  23d  st,  w  f  26x 
126;  July  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  K  H  Franks 

 $1,034 

Spaulding  av,  26  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  26x177;  July   5.    B   Hoelsoher  to  A 

Eoesche  $2,700 

Spruce  st,  264  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f  24x111; 
Jane  24.  O  Hogan  to  H  M  Gronwold 

 $6,750 

State  st,  147  ft  n  of  94th,  e  f  50x17655^; 

June  7.  A  Rooney  to  J  P  Mallette.  .$3,(i00 
State  st,  25  ft  s  of  30th,  e  f  26x117  8-10; 

July  12.  L  Silver  to  T  Fodseski. .  .$17,600 
Superior  st  W,  premises  No  1141  and  1147, 
50x122;  July  11.  F  J  Wisner  to  M  Hayes 

 $8,000 

Taylor  et  W,  premises  No  201,  25x115; 

July  2.  V  Svihla  to  B  Marik  $8,0'  0 

Taylor  st,  175  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  s  f  25x 

115;  July  1.  A  Marik  to  V  Svlhear. $8,000 
Thomas  st,  26  ft  w  of  Newton,  s  f  24x108, 
and  }4  int;  Oct  10,'94.  F  0  Eroeger  to 

E  F  Erneger  $1,500 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  216  f  t  e  of  Wood  st,  s  f 
24x124;  June  22.  Est  of  J  Zelms  to  8 

Zelms  $1,100 

Thirty-second  st,  237  ft  w  of  Center  av,  s 
f  24x124;  Sep  11.  Est  of  W  Allen  to  E 

Allen   ;  $1,615 

Thirty-eighth  pi  N,  141  ft  e  of  Ridgelard 
av,  s  f  275x125;  June  27.  A  N  Hired  to 

0  B  Eimbell  $4,000 

Trumbull  av,  n  w  oor  Einzie  st,  e  f  50x 
126;  July  11.  R  R  Birney  to  J  E  Mans- 
field $2,0(0 

Twelfth  st  W,  525  ft  e  of  Center  av,  n  f 
26x124;  June  17.  L  E   Clift  to  O  W 

Henssler  $2,9(  0 

Twelfth  st,  B  e  oor  Lawndale  av,  n  f  24 
95-100x125;  Jan  18.  T  McGovern  to  E 

Ferrier  $6,000 

Twentieth  st,  26  f t  e  of  S  Clark,  s  f  25x 
90,  more  or  less;  July  8.  0  B  Mayer  to 

S  Sohlott  $6,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  48  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24 
xl25;  July  17.  O  Nordosz  to  J  Nordosz 

 $1,160 

Twenty-fifth  pi,  266  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av. 
n  f  26x124;  Jnly   15,    M  Yara   to  J 

Krnpka  $2,500 

Twenty-fifth  st  W,  s  w  cor  Oakley  av,  n  f 
321^x100;  Jnly  16.  J  Earlovsky  to  W  A 

Birk  $2,000 

Twenty-ninth  st,  73  ft  w  of  Poplar,  s  e  f 
24x126;  Jnly  10.  V  Barnes  to  E  Touchen 

 $3,000 

Twenty  second  pi  W,  198  ft  e  of  Lincoln 
st,  s  f  24x100;  June  4.  F  Flinkow  to  W 

F  Flinkow  $1,300 

Twenty-ninth  pi,  75  ft  e  of  Oalamet  av,  s 
f  50x125;  July  1.  A  F  Eeeney  to  L  M 

Curry  $12,030 

Van  Buren  st,  200  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  25x100,  and  other  ppty;  May  29.  M 

S  Bean  to  W  Bean  $10,000 

Van  Buren  st,  12(i  ft  e  of  Loomis,  n  f  24x 
110;  May  18.  E  F  M  Graham  to  F  8 

Southwiok  $8,526 

Van  Buren  st,  76  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f  25x 
125;  July  15.  A  A  Franohere  to  E  Walker 

 $9,0C0 

Van  Buren  st,  238  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
s  f  30x70,  more  or  less;  July  15.  L  D 

Payne  to  0  Ten  Eyok  $6,000 

Vinoennes  av,  110  ft  n  of  46th  st.  e  f  30x 
145;  July  11,  P  0  Bauer  to  H  Auer 

 $13,(00 

Wabash  av,  276  fts  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x182; 

Jnly  16.  M  Thelen  to  0  Thelen ....  $1,300 
Wabash  av,  83>^  ft  n  of  Peck  pi,  w  f  78x 
173;  Jnly  16.  George  C  Lazear,  receiver 
of  D  Eggleston  &  Son  to    Wm  Blair 

 $131,000 

Wabash  av,  276  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  25x159; 
July  13.  0  Coffey  to  J  F  Coffey  $3,600 

(Continued  sa  patie  6S0 


888 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BTTILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  20,  1896. 


Attractive  OfUces  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGE;. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building:  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  oflBces  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
— everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 
From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 
visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory. 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  propertv  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicasro. 


Louis  Lukes,  ManaKer. 


Telephone  Main  1481, 


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Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandSDmest  Restaurant  in 
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Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


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689 


(Ooatinued  from  page  687.) 

Wabash  av,  premises  No  1841  and  1843, 
60x168;  July  6.  Ohas  T  Oadwell  and 
wife  to  Ernest  O  Brown  |65,000 

Wallace  at,  80  f t  n  of  W  60th,  e  f  26x127; 
July  17.  H  F  Sohnberth  to  M  Maehlek 
 |4,000 

Wallace  st,  150  ft  s  of  70th,  e  f  50x125, 
nnd  14  int;  Jnly  12.  T  F  Whalen  to  D 
B  Tipton    $1-000 

Warren  av,  125  ft  e  of  California,  s  f  23x 
122  88  100;  July  17.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  I  P 
Steel  16,000 

Warren  av,  356  ft  w  of  Campbell,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jalv  13.  I  V  NiohcUs  to  M  E  Deu- 
ohar....'  13,500 

Warren  av .  557  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n  f  32 
9-10x122;  June  28.  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  E 
Horlbert  i4,216 

Washington  av,  191  ft  n  of  Jackson  Park 
terrace,  w  f  50x95;  Mar  30.  QR  Wright 
to  P  Wright  $4,500 

Washington  s!;,  301  ft  e  of  8  43rd  av,  s  f 
25xl8u;May  31.0  Lightbeoker  to  0  F 
Izard  f  1,500 

Washington  st,  63  ft  e  of  S  5l8t  ot,  s  f 
62>^xl80;  July  11.  H  Martin  to  J  A 
Pattens  $5,400 

Waveland  av,  81  ft  e  of  Seminary,  s  f  25x 
134;  July  16.  A  F  Schardt  to  J  MoEUi- 
gott  $2,300 

Western  av,  72  ft  s  of  Lnebeok  st,  w  f  24x 
ICO;  Jane  27.  E  L  Wrisley  to  A  L  Han- 
sen $2,300 

Western  av,  75  ft  s  of  Van  Baren  st,  w  f 
76x125,  and  other  ppty;  Joiy  16.  W  A  S 
Qraham  to  J  A  MoLane  $10,000 

Whipple  st,  175  ft  n  of  North  av,  w  f  33>^ 
xU7;  Jnly  13.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  C  Cook 
 $2,343 

Wiloox  av,  589  ft  w  of  Rockwell  at,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Jnly  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  E 
Ureenebaam  $3,806 

Winchester  av,  150  ft  n  of  Winona,  e  f  50 
il57;  Apr  2.  A  F  Cnmming  to  G  H  Shaj 
 $8,000 

Winchester  av,  650  ft  n  of  93rd  st,  w  f  £0 
xl75;  July  8.  F  E  Willard  to  J  Steven- 
son $12,000 

Woodlawn  av,  25  ft  s  of  54th  pi,  e  f  25x 
164;  Joly  15.  Q  A  Trode  to  F  R  Cain 
 $2,500 

Wood  Bt,  203  ft  n  of  Angnsta,  w  f  25x128; 
July  17.  J  Fronk  to  Q  Litewski  ^2,200 

mSCBljl^AniBODS— CITS . 

Transters  Under  11000. 

ATgyle,  Hall's  add.  It  3  snb  Its  1  to  5  b  4, 
8  4(1  14  Jane  28,  C  Bristle  et  al  to  J  G 
Oswald  $900 

irmitage  av,  Thompson's  snb.  It  3  b  3,  34 
40  H  May  28,  J  F  Thompson  to  F  T 

^  Baird  $400 

Avondale.  Felsethal's  add,  It  43  b  2  snb  It 

12  and  4  to  16  Jnly  9,  E  W  Niwcomb  to 

A  H  Qiffert  ,  $500 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr  snb.  It  119,  30  40 

It  July  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  A  Bross  ...$900 
Borden's  snb,  It  19  b  3  s  w  3^,  17  38  14 

Jane  25,  T  R  Hadley  to  0  M  Johnson 

 $985 

Bochner's  snb,  It  27  b  2  b  2,  19  40  14  July 

1,'90,  H  O  Buchner  to  W  R  Railton . .  $6C0 
Bnena  Pk,  w  25  ft  It  10  b  3  Apr  30,  P  V 

Pierpont  to  0  Buckingham  $750 

Boena  Pk,  w  25  ft  It  7  b  3  May  24,  J  M 

Rogers  to  same  $800 

Carey's  snb,  It  12  b  5  8  w  J^.  22  39  13  July 

12,  E  Stahle  to  M  Stable  $500 

Carpenter  st  and  Milwaukee  av,  Butler's 

sab,  Its  44  and  45,  b  1,  8  40  13  June  17, 

E  K  Butler  to  J  T  Johnson  $806 

Carpenter  st  and  Miiwaakee  av,  Butler's 

sab.  It  41  b  1,  8  40  13  Jan  2,  E  K  Butler 

to  P  T  Johnson  $200 

Oleaverville  add,  nnd  1-5  It  13  b  5  June 

26,  D  H  Braisted  to  C  Ohristenseu. . .  $900 
Cleaverville  add,  same  June  26,  D  B  Bell 

to  same   $900 

Oo  Glk's  sub.  It  19  b  2  of  It  2  e  %  33  40 

13  Jnly  5,  E  R  Ede  to  P  Ulanoy  $350 

Colorado  add,  It  19  h  1  Jnly  3,  M  A  Trainer 

to  J  3  Osborn  $775 

Oook  &  A's  snb.  It  4  s  w  qr  its  14  and  15 
b  8,  24  30  13,  A  N  Anderson  to  J  W 
Dapples  $600 

Cornell,  It  15  and  xi%,\&  b  16  July  16, 
Uast  in  Chy  to  E  R  Haase  $653 

CooDselman's  sab,  It  26  b  4  n  w  3>^,  15  3d 
13  July  6,  A  L  Bohuenemann  to  W  T 
Farwell  $80C 

Oonnselman'e  sub.  It  19  b  1  n  w  3^,  16  39 
13  July  17,  R  Jentzsob  to  E  Jentzsoh 
 $600 

Oowles'  add,  U  3  b  4  31  38  15  Aug  4,'90, 


Est  A  Oowles  to  E  O  Rogers  $600 

C  T  8,  It  36  b  1  of  s  3^,  b  26  33  39  14  July 

6,  J  H  Woods  to  J  Sweeney  $900 

Dauphin  Pk,  2d  add  It  2  b  .39  May  15,  W 

Vollbach  to  R  H  Wandtke  $800 

Dauphin  Park,  Gross'  sub.  It  47  b  26  bs 

25  and  26  July  3,  M  Tnell  to  Oath  Bish 
of  Chicago  $900 

Dauphin  Park,  Gross'  sub  Its  44  and  45  b 

26  July  3,  same  to  same  $925 

Davenport's  sub.  It  82  n  e  qr  3  39  13  June 

25,  H  H  Rose  to  J  Klein  $426 

Davis  &  Son's  snb,  It  32  and  33  b  13  sub 
B  j^.  5  37  14  Dec  15,'91,  W  R  Davis  to 
W  A  Holbrook  $900 

Davis  &  Son's  sab.  It  38  b  12  b  11  and  12, 
B  1^,  5  37  14  Sep  21,'94,  E  F  Dutton  to 
H  M  Harman   |501 

Demarest's  snb,  It  7  b  2  a  e  M,  18  38  14 
Jan  28,'92,  H  W  Mahon  to  L  Binder. $725 

Dickey  &  B's  sub.  It  29  b  3  n  w  qr  33  40 

13  Feb  27,  F  H  Dickey  efc  al  to  M 
Roszkowski  $325 

Div»n's  sub.  It  45  b  7  s  w  3^,  2  39  13  Jan 
12,  J  Meyer  to  M  M  Hoefoed  $526 

Diversey  av,  Williams'  sub.  It  25  b  2,  30 
40  13  June  3,  F  P  Smith  to  I  S  Meyers 
 $3C0 

Dobbin's  sub.  It  16  b  6  s  w  qr  28  39  14 
July  6,  J  Brazill  to  M  B  Brazill  $200 

Dose's  sub,  It  36  b  13  Kimball's  sub,  s  e  3^, 
26  40  13  July  6,  0  P  H  Dose  to  A  Moldai 
 $490 

Dose'a  snb.  It  31  w  3^  It  15  Kimbell's  snb 
8  e  3^,  26  40  13  June  4,  V  F  Olson  to  A 
W  McLean  $140 

Dose's  sab,  It  89  b  13  s  e  qr  26  40  13  Jnly 
6,  0  P  H  Dose  to  A  Holt  $441 

Douglas  blvd,  Feinberg  &  L's  add.  It  11. 

14  39  13  June  19,  0  P  Anderson  to  F 
Sible  S8C0 

Dray's  snb.  It  6  s  e  3^,  n  w  qr,  n  e  qr,  s  e 
qr,  22  38  14  Jnly  12,  0  B  Anderson  to  F 
Sohaltz  et  al  $937 

Edgington  Park,  It  2,  34  40  13  July  3,  M 
Harper  Jr  to  C  Brinkman  $250 

Edgewater,  CairndnfE's  add.  It  31  and  s  e 
hf  It  32  b  1  July  1,  M  Hitch  to  J  Hitch 
 $900 

Elsdon,  It  37  b  4  July  1,  O  W  Paulson  to 
E  Lundin  $300 

Bnglewood,  Allerton's  add.  Its  239  and 
240  Sept  26,  1890,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  A 
Harnsler  $800 

Englewood  Heights,  It  25  b  6,  6  39  14  Jnly 
3,  L  Franklin  to  J  Smonse  $475 

Englewood  Heights,  It  22  b  6,  6  39  14 
Jnly  3,  same  to  G  W  Smith  $476 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  262  Nov  19,'94, 
E  M  Cummings  to  M  J  Lndington .  .$375 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  257  Feb  16,'91, 
same  to  same  $376 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Ist  add.  It  101 
Jnly  5,  E  A  Onmmings  to  H  Jurgenson 
 $350 

Englewood  Heights,  Gage's  add.  Its  34 
and  35  b  4  Jnly  27,'94,  D  8  Simon  to 
M  Charlton  $860 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  16  b  4 
Sept  3,'94,  C  H  Lawrence  to  Est  of  C  A 
Talbott  $500 

Englewood,  Landphere's  add,  It  45  b  10 
July  5,  N  O  Brodine  to  E  O  Brodine.$650 

Englewood  Heights,  N  &  Hart's  add.  Its 

15  and  16  b  7,  31  38  14  June  25,'94,  A 
Cohen  to  L  G  Wolff  $906 

Englewood  Heights,  Neumann  &  H's  add 

It  43  b  7  June  25,  1894,  A  Cohen  to  8 

Knnstadter  $453 

Englewood,  W  &  Cox's  add.  Its  386  and 

387  June  27,  W  W  Wood  to  R  8  Cox  $700 
Englewood,  W  &  Cox's  add,  same  Jnly  1, 

R  S  Oox  et  al  to  Q  Fox  $700 

Farlin's  snb.  It  35  n  e  qr,  26  38  14  July  1, 

W  Q  Sweet  to  E  Gallagher  $70C 

Farlin's  sub,  same  Jan  22,  Est  J  W  Farlin 

to  W  G  Sweet  $775 

Forty-second  st  W  add,  It  1  resub  Aug  20, 

'94,  C  H  Trego  to  L  E  Goldner  $800 

Freer's  sub.  It  6  b  6  snb  bs  1  to  6  etc  w  hf 

n  w  qr  2  39  13  July  5,  John  Came  J  r  to 

J  C  Poalsen  $450 

Garfield,  It  3  b  3  Jnly  5,  A  F  Keeney  to  M 

A  Krueger  $9f  0 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add.  Its  7  and  8 

b  6  June  25,  1890,  F  T  Murphy  to  C  P 

Etten  $860 

Gehrke'8  sub.  It  12  b  2  n  e  qr,  26    40  13 

June  22,  M  Pregler  to  J  Tanier  $650 

Gross'  N  W  add.  It  40  b  4  Jan  22,  O  Nas- 

sen  to  A  MoOormiek  $450 

Gross'  N  W  add.  It  33  b  7  25  40  13  July  5, 

O  L  Watson  to  J  Bjorn  $500 

Harding's  sub.  It  27  b  16  w  hf  n  w  qr  11 

39  13  Julie  12,  S  J  Leonard  to  M  B 

WjlUatos  , , . .  ...... 


Harland  et  al's  add.  It  144  July  6,  J  Long 
to  J  Dertz  $«50 

Hegewisch,  It  32  b  6,  31  37  15  June  25,  0 
Bruse  to  A  M  Meyer  $260 

Higgin's  sub.  It  31  b  9  s  e  qr  4  38  14  Oct 

24,  '88,  M  Laflin  to  fl  Rittmeier  $425 

Homan  <k  M's  sub.  It  44  b  9  Freer's  sub 

Oct  30,'91,  T  J  Mackey  to  C  B  Jensen 

   $600 

Hosmer  *  M's  snb.  It  12  b  10  2  39  13  June 

25,  E  T  Brown  to  A  L  Short  $600 

Hubbard's  sub.  It  45  and  26  b  1  Reid's  snb 

27  39  13  June  1,  M  G  and  A  E  Morley 

to  P  Thomsen  $900 

Humboldt  Park,  Gross'  4th  add,  It  62  Jnly 

5,  C  Otto  to  F  Sohmelzer  $600 

Irondale,  It  2  b  16  13  37  14  Jnly  1,  L  Derr 

to  J  H  Jones  $800 

Irving  Park,  Baxter's  snb.  It  6  b  6  Jan 

28,  Central  Glass  Co  to  W  W  Parker  $260 
Irving  Park,  Baxter's  sub.  Its  23  to  26  b  5 

Apr  5,  Est  ot  W  Walker  to  J  I  Hayward 

 $500 

Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sab.  It  27 

b  4  Oct  25,'94,  W  E  Hatterman  to  C 

Anderson  $300 

Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  37 

b  5  Nov  20,'94,  same  to  J  0  Curtis  .  .$  !00 
Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  snb.  It  21 

b  4  Oct  25,'94,  same  to  E  Kell  $300 

Irvi#)g  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sub,  It  41 

b  5  Nov  25,'94,  same  to  T  E  Kren. .  .$300 
Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sab.  It  22 

b  4  Oct  25,'94,  same  to  J  Ekstrom. .  .$300 
Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  44 

b  1  Dec  24,'94,  same  to  T  Baldwin. . $375 
Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  sab,  It  16 

b  6  Oct  25,'94,  same  to  0  Anderson.  $3(0 
Irving  Park,  It  10  sub  pt  b  16  Joly  6,  0  A 

Wallis  to  F  E  Rodell  $450 

Kennedy's  Pk  add,  it  681  Apr  9,'90,  D  J 

Kennedy  to  F  Rose  $'(  0 

Kensington,  It  21  and  22  s  b  2  ot  b  1  and 

6,  Ist  add  July  1),  G  H  Krantz  to  O  B 
Clark   S760 

Kimball's  sub.  It  75  b  13  s  e  qr,  26  40  13 
June  15,  0  P  H  Dose  to  A  Kinne  $550 

Lansingh  add.  It  65  June  16,  E  E  Thomp- 
son to  J  E  Bidwell   $800 

Lawrence  av,  Crandall's  add,  Its  31  and 
32  b  4,  17  40  13  Apr  15,  L  E  Crandall  to 
F  E  Jones  $600 

Linscott's  av  sub.  It  11  b  2  a  hf  n  w  qr  n 
w  qr  20  40  13  July  8,  C  F  Linsoott  et  al 
to  A  Buge  $450 

Loring  &  Q's  sab.  It  22  b  5,  22  38  14  July 
12,  J  U  Kuetemeyer  to  W  H  Bied...$800 

Lot  64  and  s  hf  65  sub  pt  It  3  of  Its  4  to  8 
w  hf  w  hf  15  37  14  June  13,  1891,  W  E 
Furness  to  A  W  Lindbolm  $396 

Lot  49  snb  a  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  21  37  14 
Ooi  27'94,  G  F  Swanson  to  A  Wright. $260 

Lot  17  b  37  sub  pt  s  ht  5  37  14  Apr  2,  O 
W  Larsen  to  L  Larson  ■  $500 

Lots  135  and  136  sub  bs  2  7  etc  sub  s  hf  s 
w  qr  18  38  14  May  13,'93,  B  0  Qivins  to 
E  L  Cahill  $825 

Lot  31  b  1  snb  w  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr8  38 
14  June 26,  J  Griffin  to  A  Siaoh  ....  $716 

Lot  41  b  2  sub  n  16  acres  w  ht  w  hf  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  June  29,  K  A  Wanner  to  8  A 
Chapman  $600 

Lots  24  and  26  b  2  of  b  13  snb  8  e  qr  and 
e  hf  s  w  qr  26  39  13,  D  O'SulIivan  to  R 
J  Leahy  $760 

Lot  18  b  4  snb  n  16  acres  w  ht  w  ht  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  Feb  27,  D  F  Hicks  to  C  Q 
Bergh  et  al  $500 

Lot  88  b  3  sub  s  hf  10  39  13  July  3,  M  J 
Kendrick  to  D  West  et  al  $950 

Lots  79  and  80  sab  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr 
21  37  14  Aug  6,'91,  L  W  Yaggy  to  A 
Hamelind  $950 

Lot  9  b  2  sub  e  ht  e  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  8  38 
14  Jan  8,'92,  F  T  Murphy  to  J  G  Weber 
 $80C 

Merigold's  resub.  It  11  b  10  n  50  acres  n 
e  qr  23  39  13  Jnly  5,  F  Baer  to  P  Engels 
 $415 

Meyer's  snb.  It  7  b  3  n  e  qr  14  38  13  Jnly 
12,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  W  Collins  ....  $450 

Meyer's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  3  same  Jnly  12, 
same  to  same  $805 

Montrose,  It  24  b  18  Jnly  11,  L  E  Crandall 
to  G  P  Sohlimske  $400 

Normal  Park,  Parmly's  add.  It  28  b  1  May 
24,  S  P  Parmly  to  J  I  Taylor  $800 

Norwood  Park,  It  6  b  12  Jnly  10,  A 
Christofersen  to  W  L  Buss  $476 

Norwood  Park,  It  19  b  20  Jnly  2,  B  Win- 
gren  to  T  Granden  $400 

O'Brien's  snb,  It  41  b  13,  30  40  13  July  2, 
C  Celander  to  E  G  Celander  $400 

Parke's  sab.  It  17  b  4  s  e  qr  27  40  13  July 
12,  F  Hoffman  to  J  Anderson  $275 

PoUman,  Ist  add,  It  44  b  4  Jnly  3,  M  Dahl- 


berg  to  A  Wowra  $700 

Putnam's  sub.  It  17  b  4  s  w  qr  9  38  14 
June  6,  J  Haaprioh  to  C  Gandletz.  .$800 

Pullman,  Vander  Syde  &  B's  add,  It  13 
and  w  hf  12  b  3  July  3,  J  L  Almcrantz 
to  A  Ford  «900 

Pullman  Field's  add,  It  61  b  3  May  4,  H 
Qano  et  al  to  8  Van  Wyngaarden. .  .$600 

Rood  Jr's  snb,  It  18  b  1  b  1  bs  17  and  20, 
19  40  14  Jnly  27,  J  Rood  Jr  to  M  L 
Mnlvehill  $750 

Roselandadd,  Its  212  and  213  Sept  26,'91, 
L  W  Yaggy  to  8  E  Bowen  $825 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  355,  18  40  14  Jane  1,  E 
Rudolph  to  Q  Federer   $900 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  140  bs  10  and  11  Ogden's 
snb  8  w  qr  18  40  14  July  5,  A  L  Brown 
to  J  Beinert  $800 

Rnssell's  snb,  Ita  1  and  2  b  13,18  37  15 
Feb  1,  E  A  Wakely  to  8  Farman  $500 

Simm's  snb.  It  34  and  n  tf  33  b  2  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  Jnly  16,  8  A  Tolman  to  P  A 
Johnson  $787 

Sixty-third  st,  Cnmmings  <fc  Go's  sub,  It 
147  8  e  qr  18  38  14  Joly  10,  F  A  Early 
to  H  H  Early   $500 

South  Chicago,  Orelup  &  T's  add.  It  32  b 
9  Jan  18,  A  Orelup  et  al  to  M  C  Olson 
 $700 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Oal  Hts  add,  It  40 
b  15  June  23,  8  E  Willing  to  A  Heintz 
 $600 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hts  add.  It  32 
b  2  July  8,  S  8  Drinkwater  to  T  Mulvy 
 $600 

South  Englewood,  Sisson  &  N's  snb.  It  25 
b  6,  5  37  14  Jnly  2,  F  A  Cox  to  K  8 
Carleton  $500 

Stone  &  W'8  sub.  It  15  of  It  2  b  10,  6  and 
7  38  14  Jnly  8,  J  Kinniega  ti  C  J 
Tramos  $^00 

Stone  &  W'8  sub.  It  43  b  1  of  b  13,  7  38  14 
Mar  24.'9C,  J  K  Burtis  to  A  Macal. .  .$700 

Stony  Island  Heights  snb,  It  12  b  4,  1  37 
It  Apr  1,  S  M  Arnold  to  F  M  Arnold  $500 

Thirty-eighth  st,  Bartley's  add.  It  132 
July  5,  0  E  Bartley  to  E  Mueller  $450 

Thompson's  sab,  nnd  %  It  It  1  2  and  3  of 
Its  1  to  5  b  3,  1  39  13  May  24,  P  E 
Bode  to  H  Keeney   $580 

Treat's  sub,  It  5  b  5  s  w  qr  2  39  13  June 
11,  C  P  Treat  to  R  Barnes  $400 

Treat's  sub.  It  10  b  6  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Apr 
30,  0  P  Treat  to  M  Halket  $476 

Treat's  snb.  It  11  b  6  same  Apr  30,  same 
toJ  M  Halkett  $*76 

Twelfth  St  Land  Assn  sub.  It  19  b  9  a  e 
qr  15  39  13  Jane  27,  F  T  Murphy  to  J 
Goodwin   ■•  $^25 

Twelfth  St  Ld  Assn  aub.  It  27  b  8  a  e  qr 
15  39  13  Jnne  5,  J  L  Thompson  to  F 
Spelina  *625 

Walker'8  sub,  It  35  b  1  a  w  qr  31  39  14 
May  21,  R  J  Kii^oaid  to  W  Funk....  $800 

Washington  Heights,  Oviatt's  sub,  und  hf 
Its  68  and  69  b  5  June  1,  B  Horn  to  L 
Horn  «600 

Washington  Heights,  Oviatt's  sub,  and  hf 
Its  68  to  69  b  5  June  1,  name  to  F  Horn 
 $600 

Washington  Heights,  It  82  sub  Its  12  to 
14  b  4  Mar  19,  C  0  Norton  to  J  Wilkin- 
son $300 

Washington  Heights.  It  81  same  Apr  2,  J 
L  WoodrnfiE  to  J  Wilkinson  $200 

Washington  Heights,  Blue  Island  L  ana 
B  Co'a  snb,  It  21  b  67  July  3,  A  Sven- 
son  to  O  Engstand  $600 

Washington  Heights,  Its  13  and  14  b  67 
Joly  9,  J  A  Delamare  to  W  L  Long. $67 5 

West  Pullmau,  It  15  b  9  Jane  11,  L  O 
Kn6«Iand  to  M  Gaatatson  $7C0 

West  Pullman,  Hnrd's  add,  It  22  b  3  Jnne 
2,  H  B  Hurd  Jr  to  M  Bouma  $250 

W  &  Cox's  sub.  It  32  b  9  n  e  qr  20  38  14 
Mar  12.  W  F  Adams  to  H  Bokhardt. $660 

W  &  Cox's  sub,  same  Apr  25,  H  Eckhardt 
to  A  Finn  $650 

HCBUBBAN  WABBAMTY  UB£U8. 


BIjOOM. 

Patterion,  It  42  b  B  jana  18  A  H  Pickering  to  A  A 

Murray  

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  M  b  75  jnly  10,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  F 

J  Deegan   WOO 

Qleuwood,  Its  12  and  13  b  2  sept  12,  J  M  Drentzer 

to  J  F  Wood  

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  22  b  26.  jaly  2,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  A 

Qraha  

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  23  b  153  jaly  2,  Same  to  L  Starke. t275 
Oolnmbla  Hgt',  Keeney's  let  add.  It  3  b  9  may  1,  A 

F  Keeney  to  A  Hochlenter  *200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  30  b  14  jnly  12,  Q  H  Carlson  to  S  M 

Howard  *360 


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for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
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,  BBEMEN. 

Lte  12  and  13  b  14,  It  46  b  16,  It  24  b  it  snh  pt  n  e  qr 

12  ae  13  jane  26,  Royal  T  Oo  to  J  Nowakow8ki.»950 
Blue  laid,  Abbott  &  H's  add.  It  9  b  5  jane  13,   W  D 

Heoke  to  M  M  Reed  1360 

Olairaiont,  Smith  4  Oo's  4th  sab.  It  "E"  b  5  moh 

2^j,  8  E  Barrel!  to  M  O  Brlen  $275 

Olairmont,  same  sab.  Its  106  and  166  b  3  jane  35,  8 

E  Barren  to  J  H  Bean  $376 

OAliDMET. 

Waeh  Ugte,  It  1,  Randolph's  resab  of  Us  1  to  6  b 
"T"'  Blue  Isl  L  &  B  Oo;  jane  26,  F  F  Oviatt  to  F 
EFoes  $8000 

Blue  l8l.  Smith  &  Go's  3rd  add.  Its  26  and  26  b  6 
jtily  16,  8  E  Barrel!  to  W  Sylvester  $360 

Aser's  div.  It  37  b  4  w  hf  s  w  qr  30  37  14  jnly  6,  J  h 
Zacharlas  to  Q  Sehaberth   $1363 

OIOEBO. 

Lt  1  and  n  7  ft  It  3  b  2  snb  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13  jane 

20,  F  A  Hill  to  M  L  Kelly  $5500 

EatchlnsoD  &  R's  sab.  Its  4  7  8  to  14,  24  to  30  b  7, 

w  ht  it  3  sab  18  39  13  etc,  oot  14,  E  8  Oammlngs  to 

E  Q  Shea  $5006 

Hntohineon  &  R's  sab.  Its  20  to  34  b  6  same;  jaly  8, 

Same  to  Same  $3600 

Srant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  6  b  38,  It  16  b  47  may  13, 

Grant  Ld  Assn  to  0  Farst  $980 

Waller's  resab.  Us  12  and  13  resab  Us  1  to  6  etc,  b  6 

s  e  qr  8  39  13  jaly  3,  H  L  Ohllds  to  J  W  Qaaer.$6L00 
DeWltt's  3rd  add.  It  74   of  Its  4  to  15  jaly  13,  J 

Krebbs  to  E  E  Erebbs  $1000 

Aastln,  Prairie  >t  add.  It  ISO  jane  26,  E  A  Oam- 
mlngs to  E  Q  Eoeppt  $2464 

La  VerRne,  Eeefe's  add.  It  10  and  s  hf  It  9  b  4  jaly 

11,  W  Erlkson  to  Evanston  &  N  0  Oo  B  &  L  Assn 

  $3000 

Berwyn,Andrew3  *  P's  1st  add.  Its  36  and  36  b  6 

dec  2,'90,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  8  J  aoodreds.$850 
32nd  St  blvd  sub.  Us  33  and  83  b  3  n  e  qr  29  39  13 

nov  1,'94,  E  P  Bice  to  Q  W  Knhn  $770 

S  T  8,  It  32,  16  39  13  jane  38,  W  I  Eastis  to  A  F 

Dean  $500 

33od  St  blTd  sab.  It  10  b  6  n  e  qr  29  39  13  oot  34,'94, 

E  P  Rice  toM  Gibbons  $590 

La  Vergne,  Eeefe's  add.  It  6  b  3  noT  8,  J  Peahl  to  0 

A  Westllng  $300 

Lt  40  and  s  hf  It  41  b  3  snb  e  hf  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13 

juae  20,  E  Hogeoson  et  al  to  O  J  Halvorsen.. .  $750 
Anstin,  Prairie  av  add.  It  98  may  21,  E  A  0am- 

mings  to  E  W  Murphy  $1750 

Mandell  A  H's  sub.  It  8  b  13,  30  39  13,  apr  1B,'90,  B 

D  Mandell  to  0  F  Buchler  $1600 

Olson  &  Go's  sub.  It  1  b  1,  17  39  13  sept  16,'92,  H  C 

Wilson  to  Q  Wlnsberg  $700 

Holly  &  8's  snb.  It  19  and  w  2  ft  It  20  b  1  s  w  qr  9  39 

13  jane  34,  J  Larson  to  B  Fangsted  $3000 

Reynold's  sub,  s  53  ft  It  10  b  4,  6  39  13  jaly  5,   S  D 

Striker  to  J  A  Buckley  $900 

Oak  Pk,  Hanson's  add,  It  81  b  2  jaly  3,  F  0  O'Day 

to  B  Andrews  $550 

Oak  Pk,  same;  jaly  6,  B  Andrews  to  0  Swan8on..$650 
Taylor's  sub.  It  38  b  11,  33  39  13  jane  30,  0  T  Tay- 
lor to  T  Evensen  $300 

Enisely  add.  It  31  b  6,  17  39  13  may  10,  A  0  SlUenoe 

to  H  M  ^hase     $500 

Hawthorne,  n  48  ft  It  13  b  It  jaly  9,  J  A  MoLane  to 

8  Lanperske  $960 

Walker's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  1,  n  w  qr  9  39  13  and  o  p 

june  1,  0  J  McNulty  to  H  Hogans  $3000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P'd  1st  add.  Its  38  and  39  b  40 

june  29,  E  Buckley  to  A  0  WiUlams  $1000 

Lts  11  to  13  b  18  snb  19  39  13  july  8,  0  E  Maliu  to  H 

N  T  Pickering  $4800 

Austin  M  &  S's  resub,  n  40  ft  s  480  ft  w  hf  b  8  s  w 

qr  6  39  13  jaly  10,  F  A  Early  to  H  H  Early  ....$4100 
33nd  St  sub.  It  37  b  8  n  e  qr  29  39  13  may  23,  B  P 

Rice  to  J  E  Doherty  $380 

Austin,  Prairie  av  add.  Its  148  and  149  jane  26,  H 

G  Foreman  to  B  Q  Eoeppe  $5,646 

Austin  saae  add,  It  152  june  22,  F  J  Reichmann  to 

to  iame  $2600 

Scoville's  sub,  w  hf  e  hf  It  30  in  resub  Its  1  to  11  s 

w  qr  7  39  13  may  1,'93,  P  R  Lord  to  Q  H  Tlter.$4000 
Ridgeland,  it  13  b  6  e  hf  7  and  8  39  13  jane  17,  F 

Porter  et  al  to  H  Eoenlng  et  al  $900 

S  Ridgeland,  Depot  sub.  It  63,  18  89  13  jan  16,  J  T 

lams  to  W  H  H  Soi^rbeck  ,  $460 

Mandell's  sob.  It  5  b  3  8  T's  sub  16  39  13  jaly  9,  L  0 

Ohristensen  to  M  Gilbert  $400 

Oak  Pk,  Gunderson  &  Q's  add.  It  4  b  1  may  1,  8  T 

Qunderson  to  J  Simon  Jr  $375 

Holly  &  S's  sub.  It  24  b  2,  9  39  13  july  8,  H  Bryant 

to  E  G  MarshaU..   tlOOO 

BYANBTON. 

Lake  Grove,  Brown's  add.  It  8  b  6  june  18,  R  M 
eitt  to  0  W  Deering...  $10,000 

Evanston,  pt  It  10  to  13  and  s  hf  of  alley  b  67  june 
25,  O  Gresnslit  et  al  to  A  Hofflund  $2200 

Ivanston,  s  30  f t  It  8  b  1,  n  10  ft  sub  It  1,  resab  Its 
9  to  11  and  12  all  In  b  1,  Huse's  add,  june  1,  L  D 
Parker  to  L  M  Oarr  $3300 

Evaoston,  Uaiou  add.  Its  11  and  12  ex  w  40  ft  b  5 
jaly  8,  S  J  Akeson  to  B  Olson  $4000 


Evanston,  It  3  b  45  july  10,  B  Osborn  to  0  A  Wight- 
man  $6000 

Evanston,  same;  july  10,  0  A  Wightman  to  8  M  Os- 
born   $6000 

Evanston,  Adams  A  B'e  add.  It  14  b  3  jaly  13,  3  O 
NelU  to  0  O  Bellow  $2260 

N  Evanston,  It  5  b  18,jaly  8,  A  B  Barrows  et  al  to  J 
T  Talt  $3600 

Unvsly  sub.  It  16  and  n  37  ft  U  15  b  84,  pt  7  18  41 
and  14  may  38,  N  W  Unvsty  to  J  W  Bodgers . .  $6310 

Browne  &  O's  add.  Its  33  to  34  b  3  may  36,  0  £ 
Browne  to  J  0  Benson  $900 

Evanston,  Pitner's  add,  U  10  b  1  jane  39,  0  F  Goess- 
ling  to  M  L  Thomas  $1300 

LYOIia. 

Nlckerson<8  snb.  Its  1  and  2  snb  bs  3  and  7  e  hf  6 
38  13  july  3,  Royal  T  Oo  to  MA  Fay  $1360 

Hinsdale,  Ayer's  1st  add,  59x133  ft  in  b  4  jan  27,  F 
Jackson  to  M  Oakmann  $1000 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  14  b  8  jaly  6,  E  D  Sny- 
der to  L  Schmltz  $3609 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2nd  add.  It  19  b  17  jane  39,  O 
W  Richmond  to  M  B  Tlmberlake  $4000 

Orossdale,  Us  46  to  49  b  7,  3  38  U  apr  30,  8  E 
Gross  to  J  W  Gross  $2500 

Mt  Forrest  snb.  It  2  b  23,  33  38  12  july  1,  L  W  Mc- 
Millan to  J  H  Naylor  $500 

Wachter's  sub.  Us  38  to  80  b  1  and  op,  bs  3  to  6 
Nickerson's  sub,  6  38  14  jane  19,  J  0  Waohter  to 
E  Adair  $4600 

Wachter's  sub.  It  19  b  1  same;  oct  24,'93,  Same  to  W 
K  Spence  $356 

Wachter's  sub.  It  35  b  1  same;  oot  34,'93,  Same  to  J 
Spence  $363 

E  Hinsdale,  Thomas'  sub,  It  17  b  33  may  24,  0  I 
Peck  to  A  Avery  $700 

MAINE. 

Park  Ridge,  Bolten's  add.  It  49  apr  3,  J  0  Bolten 
to  B  Trechette  $900 

Park  Ridge,  Union  add,  11  4  b  4  oot  30, '94,  W  A 
Smith  to  A  Becker  $350 

Oanfleld,  Peale's  snb.  Its  30  and  31  b  6  july  13,  A 
Gray  to  G  J  Luck  $360 

Park  Bldge,  Brown's  add.  Its  24  and  26  b  11,  36  4) 

12  may  20,  E  H  Robinson  to  F  H  Spelch  $325 

Rlverview,  Shaw's  add.  Us  16  to  17  b  3  jane  13, 

Mast  in  Oby  to  J  Simmons  $1900 

Edison  Pk,  Us  32  and  23  b  11,  86  41  13  may  31,  Title 

U  &  T  Oo  to  A  Dunning  $600 

West  hf  s  w  qr  26  41  12  july  1,  H  Snell  to  A  Wlsner 

 $26,161 

Shannon  &  O's  sub,  It  63  b  6,  35  41  12  july  1,  0  A 

McGuire  to  A  Gray  $200 

Oanfield,  Its  11  and  13  b  7,  36  41  16  june  29,  R  8 

Peale  to  M  Malvebill  $620 

Park  Ridge,  Hodge's  add,  s  hf  It  6  n  hf  It  7  b  16 

jnly  8.  W  Eimke  to  H  Halberg  $1500 

Columbia  snb.  Us  3  to  5,  7  and  8  b  3  s  w  qr  37  41  13 

feb  7,  M  Dougherty  to  B  Greenebaum  $6000 

DesplaiLe^  Riverside  add,  It  63  b  11  apr  18,  W  Oa- 

rey  to  E  Feppard    $400 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Glencoe,  Onlver  A  J's  add.  Its  19  to  32  b  4  may  29, 

B  Halsted  to  J  r  Clarke  $1,600 

Vernamo,  Its  6  to  10  and  39  lo  43  b  7,  20  43  13  july 

16,  J  Alles  Jr  to  G  G  Groeger  $1,300 

13Ux31SH  f  t  n  e  qr  83  43  13  june  10,  J  Sohildgen  to 

W  Goebble  $1080 

Wllmette,  Lake  Hhore  add.  It  36  b  18  jnly  17,  £  A 

Burge  to  G  G  Hill  $1000 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  Us  16  and  17  b  3  oot  10, '93,  W 

H  OairnduS  to  J  Mo  Williams  $1660 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  same;  jane  36,  J  MoWilliams 

to  G  F  Mills  $3000 

Glencoe,  Brown's  add.  Its  46  and  45  b  6  jan  10, '93, 

MB  Brown  to  M  N  Johnston....  $6U0 

Winnetka,  Elm  st  add.  Its  4  to  6  b  6  apr  8,  M  A 

Hanks  to  B  E  Searl  $1400 

Iverness,  It  11  b  7  june  6,  T  A  Broadbent  to  W  W 

Lloyd  13100 

Provident  Mnt  L  Assn's  sub,  nnd  hf  It  14  b  3,  20  43 

13  june  39.  J  I  Peace  to  0  Sabell  $335 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Oo,  It  17  b  35,  8  and  17  43  13  june 

14.  W  D  Preston  to  J  Anderson  $2000 

OBLAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  1  and  2  b  30  apr  39,  Title  G  A  T  Oo 
to  N  Bauer  $1000 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  30  31  and  32  b  19  july  9,  Same  to 
M  K  Hlnie  $600 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  12  b  32  apr  13,  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  to  L 
Pell  $20( 

PBOVISO. 

Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  3  8  e  qr  11  39  13  jaly  1,  E  0  Nichols  to 
H  H  Nichols  $16,000 

Maywood,  It  13  to  34  b  63  july  1,  H  H  Nichols  to  E 
0  Nichols  $30,000 

River  Forest,  Lathrop's  resab,  pt  Lathrop  &  S's 
add.  It  9  b  6  jnly  8,  P  Hogau  to  W  E  Barker. .$1300 

Maywood,  Its  18  19  and  30  b  110  june  13,  S  A  Dodge 
to  W  Redfearn  $3000 

May  wood.  Marsh's  add.  It  37  b  3  joly  3,  0  H  Bald- 
win to  D  0  Harrison  $1000 


May  wood.  Its  31  to  39  b  198  nov  24,  H  E  Skllton  to 

P  Nichols  $'i500 

River  Forest,  Lathrop's  resnb,  Lathrop  4  S's  add. 

Us  22  to  26  b  2,  J  McDonald  to  A  F  SkeUin.  ..$6000 
North  30  ft  It  11  and  s  30  ft  It  10  sub  n  qr  e  hf  w  hf 

s  w  qr  12  39  13  july  15,  A  Jaloks  toO  V  Jewell.. $750 
Eenslngton  add.  Its  16  and  16  b  13  jane  6,   A  B 

Mead  to  B  G  Adams  $15i)0 

Hollywood,  It  34  b  7  oct  10,'93,  8  E  Gross  to  J 

Marland  $626 

Lts  17  and  18  b  150,  10  39  12,  jane  1,  Mast  In  Ohy  to 

B  0  Bassett  $350 

Dunlap's  sub.  It  34  b  31,  13  39  12   aug  7,'94,    E  F 

Oomstock  to  F  Troast  $440 

Melrose,  It  18  b  136  sept  4,<9l,  S  M  Bluss  to  F  Erne- 

ger   $276 

Melrose,  Its  I  to  3  b  68  jaly  2,  Q  0  Messersmlth  to 

W  FLangguth  $2100 

Melrose,  It  18  b  100  may  4,'92,  8  M  Bloss  et  al  to  M 

H  Onrtis  $265 

Fowler,  BAB  sub,  n  90  ft  It  33,  11  and  12  39  12  jnly 

6,  W  Thatcher  to  F  J  Watson  $1710 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  148  jaly  3,  J  M  Johnston  to 

J  B  Garner  et  al  $600 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  152  jaly  2,  J  M  Cakes  to 

Same  $600 

Melrose,  It  13  b  143  june  35,  Same  t)  J  M  Johnston 

 $350 

Melrose,  It  14  b  143  june  38,  Same  to  Same  $250 

Maywood,  Its  19  and  20  b  311  jaly  2,  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn  $139 ) 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2d  add.  It  15  b  7  june  26,  B  Burk- 

halter  to  O  Burrell  $250 

Harlem,  South  add.  It  4  b  4  dec  7,*91,  J  G  Lobstelu 

to  L  Eeepe  $376 

Maywood,  Its  19  and  30  b  311  may  16,  J  F  Honts  to 

WHolman  $3000 

THOBNTON. 

McOlintook'8  snb.  Its  36  and  37  b  13  s  hs  n  e  qr  30 

36  14  jnly  6,  0  E  McOUntook  to  J  J  Carpenter  $1000 
Hammond.  Manufacturer's  add.  Its  41  to  46  jane 

6,  J  8  Wolfe  to  N  B  Wolfe   $1400 

Harvey,  It  38  b  86  june  36,  F  K  Foss  to  F  F  Jviatt 

 $1000 

W  4  acres  It  3  b  18  sub  s  w  qr  18  36  16  jaly  1,  B 

Harland  to  A  H  ShaSord  $3000 

South  Harvey,  McOlintock's  snb  6  Its  may  6,  W  O 

Moniintock  to  8  H  Hart   $3000 

South  Lawn,  Chase's  sab  n  pt  b  4  july  1,  G  Ohase 

to  H  Baker  $400 

Harver  Heights,  It  20  b  3  jane  11,  M  D  Swift  et  al 

to  P  Van  Maren  $350 

TouDg  &  R's  add.  Its  2  4  and  7  b  2  It  19  b  3  It  4  b  6, 

july  1,  J  8  Curtis  to  G  H  Curtis  82125 

Harvey,lt  36  sab  It  3  sub  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  e  of  I  0  R  R 

june  30,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  J  R  Mitchell  $400 

Orchard  Ridge  add,  lte  8  to  8  b  13  june  24,'9^,  T 

Shea  Sr  to  W  I  Fitch  $900 

Orchard  Ridge  add.  It  7  b  4,  dec  32,>93,  Same  to  M 

A  Stout  $200 

Orchard  Ridge  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  14  ang  19,'9l, 

Same  to  J  Belisle  $575 

Buroham,  It  68  b  10  june  3,  W  H  Band  to  B  A  Cobb 

 $800 

Harvey,  It  26  b  55  jaly  2,  M  8  Hunter  to  M  8  Nor- 

ris  $6  JO 

McOlintock's  sub,  It  34  b  3  n  e  qr  30  86  14  july  9,  O 

£  McOlintock  to  A  A  Green    $360 

Harvey,  It  33  b  192  mch  31, '92,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  A  H 

Enapp  ....$276 

WOBTB. 

Evergreen  Pk,  Cain's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  4,  1  37  13 
jnly  3,  J  J  Oakley  to  G  Oakley  $500 

Oak  Lawn,  Mluniok's  aub.  It  44  b  28  jane  27,  J  N 
Barker  to  0  E  Monson . . ,   $376 

Lt  33  b  6  sub  w  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  1  87  13  jane  21,  0 
Babene  to  A  May  $260 

Lt  47  b  6  same;  jane  21,  S  Wedeles  to  Same  $250 

IiEMONT. 

Lemont,  Norton  &  W's  add.  It  6  b  6  jaly  2,  P  Dock 
endorf  to  P  Jagodzinski  $260 

Sonthwest  qr  It  46  sub  e  hf  n  w  qr  28  37  11  july  10, 
J  Paulsen  to  Lemont  B  L  &  H  Assn  $500 

liETDKN  . 

Fairvlew  Hgts,  Its  29  and  30  b  6  july  11,  F  J  Fad 

ner  to  D  B  Agin  $2000 

Fairvlew  Hgts,  samr;  jnly  11,  D  B  Agin  to  G  Bend 

ler  $3000 

Franklin  Pk,  Gage's  add.   It  1  b  19,  jnly  8,   A  E 

LetzHr  to  S  Boysou  $800 

Schumacher  &  G's  add,  Its  6  and  6  b  11    jane  27,  J 

C  Hchumacher  to  J  H  Hagen  $300 

Norwood  Pk,  Lowry's  2d  add.  It  232,  1  40  12  june 

11.  A  B  Smith  to  J  A  Gordon  $500 

Ellsworth,  Its  4  and  5  b  6,  35  40  13  may  1,  £  B  Weeks 

et  al  to  J  W  Aiuswjrth  $500 

ELK  OBOYE. 
Part  s  e  qr  17  41 11,  4  acre);  jan  6,  J  Fasse  to  H 
Fasse  $500 


BIYEBalDE. 

Hollywood,  It  36  b  13  june  1,  H  0  Gross  to  S  £ 
Gross  $3400 

Bollywood,  It  3  and  n  hf  It  3  b  5,  Its  9  and  10  b  9 
june  1,  Same  to  Same  $t930 

Hollywood,  It  16  b  6  june  33,<91,  8  E  Gross  to  W 
Schlldt  $606 

S0HAT7MBEBO. 

Southeast  qr  s  w  qe  s  e  qr  34  41  10,  80  acres;  jan  8, 
J  Fasse  to  H  Fasse  $6000 

WHEELING. 
1.73  acres  n  e  qr  34  42  11  june  29,  F  £  Nellis  to  W 

Merriell  $1060 

Dunton,  8  hf  It  6  b  80  moh  18,>93,  F  8  Eopp  to  F 

Stnenkel  $700 

NSBTHFIEIiD. 

Assr's  div.  It  38,  10  42  12  july  13,  £  Noble  et  al  to 
M  E  Tearney  et  al  $3000 

NILEB. 

North  2!4  acres  pt  n  w  qr  30  41  13,  containing  16.60 
acres;  jane  7,  G  Scbrader  to  A  Nickler  $2500 

8  acres  n  w  qr  30  41  13  june  7,  Same  to  Same..  .$6500 

Supr  Ct  ptn.  It  1  e  hf  s  e  qr  sec  22  and  s  w  qr  23  41 
13  jaly  10,  J  Steif  to  M  Sprunk  $13,500 

Mlrander's  res.  It  5,  21  an  I  30,  West's  et  al  eub,  pt 
Its  I  and  18  Assr'3  div,  41 13  july  16,  B  Conrad  to 
M  Csis  $1900 

NEW  BUBDIVISIONS . 

Humboldt  av  9  e  oor  N  Forty-fifth  ct,  4  blks;  F  H 
Dickey  et  al 

Lexington  av,  n  e  cor  Ninety-first  st,  46  lote;  0  Sc  0 
0  i  D  Co. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  s  e  cor  Morgan,  32 

lots;  Am  T  &  S  Bk. 
One  Hundred  and  Seventh  st,  s  w  cor  Wentworth  av, 

47  lots;  W  H  Skinner. 
Bush  st,  n  e  cor  Cedar  st,  2  lots;  Wm  Seymonr. 
Walnut  st,  s  w  cor  Maple  av,  9  lots;  T  A  McCord. 
Woodlawc  av,  n  e  oor  Ninety-second  si,  48  lots;  0  & 

0  0  4  D  Co. 

LEASES . 

A.  O.  Mason  has  leased  to  B.  Phillips  for  a  term 
of  nlnety-nlue  years,  at  a  rental  ot  $2,000  per  an  • 
nam,  from  July  1,  1895,  the  following  property 
Premises  126  and  128  South  JefFerson  st,  50x159, 


TKCST  OKBDS  AND  JlIORT«}A<i}E8. 

Including  BnlldlBg  and  Loan  Sooiettes. 
Anderson  B  J  to  R  0  Price  Jane  28,  Us  40 

and  41  b  7,  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $1300 

kyeis  3  A  and  Q  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen 

June  25,  pt  Us  7  and  8  Alethian  add  4y 

e%  $80(.o 

Anderson  0  P  to  T  Davy  jnly  2,  It  35  b  9, 

15  39  13,  7^  $1300 

Armstrong  D  R  to  F  M  Elliott  May  5,  pt 

b  23  Evanston  5y  6%  $3600 

Aim  J  H  to  0  L  Sohaar  july  9,  It  13  it  4  b 

2,  29  39  14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Abrams  M  to  0  Bnhl  jaly  9,  Its  721  and 

722,  21  38  14,  6^  $3500 

Austin  Safety  Deposit  Oo  to  F  D  Oastle 

June  1,  It  16  and  pt  13  to  15  b  5,  9  39 

13,  30  notes  6i  $5000 

Arneson  N  et  al  to  G  B  Haldane  Mar  15, 

bs  1  to  4,  6  39  13,  18m  5^  p  m  $24,000 

Anderson  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  july  1,  prem 

499  W  Erie  st  5y  6^  $3500 

Burkart  E  S  to  F  B  Peabody  july  pt 

it  3  High  Ridge  5y  7^  $1850 

Bolstad  B  to  G  Frantzen  jaly  11,  pt  It  33 

b  3,  29  40  14,  6%  $1000 

Brzeozkowski  F  to  0  Oolambns  B  and  L 

Assn  jaly  8,  It  40  b  39  b  1,  19  40  14  $2000 
Burger  J  H  to  L  L  Felatrup  jnly  1,  It  34 

b  4,  19  39  13,  6%  $1060 

Biggs  F  H  to  J  R  Case  jaly  2,  It  7  b  6,  19 

41  14,  5y  6%  $2600 

Bnohman  A  to  0  R  Webster  july  1,  pt  b  2, 

10  38  14,  6!{  $1260 

Betison  0  L  to  A  T  Gait  jaly  4,  Its  17  14 

and  15  b  2  and  It  23  b  1,  32  41  14,  6y  6% 

 $3000 

Blakeslee  A  P  to  Northern  T  Oo  july  8,  pt 

It  5  b  6,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Beedin  T  F  to  F  Williams  jaly  6,  Its  32 

and  33  b  13,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $  

Brosterbaus  B  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  jaly  8,  pt 

Its  17  and  18  It  32  North  add  7%  $2000 

Bass  F  B  to  O  F  Qibbs  joly  9,  Its  20  and 

21  b  3  G  L  &  Q  to  Evanston  6%  $2000 

Benson  A  to  J  U  Van   Vlissingen  jaly  6, 

It  19  b  2,  2  37  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Barbour  B  A  to  M  B  Loomis  jaly  1,  Its  11 

and  12  b  4,  33  39  14,  7^  $6000 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  20,  1895. 


Barbets  J  to  F  Easpar  jaly  10,  Its  40  and 

41  b  20.  25  40  13,  6  l  b%   flGOO 

Badnra  J  to  J  W  Lanehart  jaly  10,  It  41 

b  8,  6  39  14,  6^  $1600 

BoroherdiDg  W  E  to  P  F  Knefel  jnly  1,  It 

14  b  A,  32  3914,  6^  |1425 

Baker  Q  8  to  T  S  Oreighton  jaly  10,  It  3 

b  49  EvanstoD  5s  6%  14000 

Blatobford  F  L  and  P  to  Pablio  S  L  and 

T  Co  jnly  2,  Its  1  and  2  It  4,  7  39  13,  6^ 

 16000 

Billon  0  O  to  M  B  Loomis  jnly  15,  It  14 

b  2  B  to  Evanston  3y  6^  $1600 

Bengtson  Q  B  to  A  Ohytrans  jnly  15,  It  9 

It  8  Bntterfield  add  6%  $2700 

Bnrton  O  S  to  H  W  Anstin  jnly  8,  Us  14 

and  15  b  4,  7  49  13,  6«  $6000 

Bnrkhard  A  to  F  Whitfield  jaly  12,  It  10 

b  2  b  44  SheflE  add  6!?  $2000 

Braoh  E  J  to  F  G  Bradley  Jane  8,  It  S5  It 

18,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $2C00 

Olarkson  B  to  R  Hart  jnly  13,  It  24  b  2, 

16  38  14,  3y  7^  $14C0 

Oath  Bishop  to  M  A  Hoey  Jnne  5,  Its  6  to 

12  b  8,  21  37  14,  5y  6?:  $8000 

Oook  H  S  to  MoDoment  S  and  L  Assn 

jnly  3,  It  5  It  160  eto,  21  37  14,  7%. .  $2200 
Bromann  H  to  E  G  Foreman  jaly  13.  Its 

49  and  60  b  58,  19  39  14,  5y  6^  |70U0 

Cass  G  W  to  Chicago  Title  and  T  Co  jaly 

10,  pt  b  19,  11  38  14,  6y  6%  3  deeds  $14,r00 
Oonrtney  J  to  J  OSohnmaoher  jnly  13,  It 

51  b  2,  20  39  14,   $1000 

Crawford  J  W  to  J  L  Moss  jnly  2,  It  46  b 

4,  31  39  14,  6y  G%   $1800 

Cameron  J  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  Jnne 

?5,  pt  Its  9  to  12  b  9  H  Park  5y  6^  $8500 
Chladek  J  W  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn 

Assn  jnly  11,  It  30  b  6,  4  39  14,  7%  $3100 
Carey  G  W  to  A  Peterson  jnly  11,  It  35  b 

2,12  39  13,  3y6>^^  $2800 

Cable  J  B  to  L  Carter  jnly  1,  It  14  b  19 

Caldwell  Res  6%  $2400 

Carney  P  to  A  Qatzert  ialy  8,  It  33  b  3, 

22  38  14,  5y  6S^   .'  $280) 

Clayton  E  to  F  A  Winkelman  jaly  9,  Its 

24  to  33  b  11  b  2,  36  40  13,  5y  6!«  . .  $3500 
Christenseu  P  P  to  P  0  Stensland  jaly  8, 

It  42  b  6,  1  39  13,  6y  7^  $12(0 

Carlson  P  to  C  W  Lnhtenberg  jaly  10.  It 

43  b  49,  19  39  14,  3y  7^  $3500 

Christenson  C  to  3  W  MoKee  inly  1,  It  13 

b  6,  3  38  14,  3y  6«   ...$21f0 

Cable  J  B  to  P  EWilson  jnly  1,  It  14  b  19 

It  3,  4  40  14,  3y  7^  $4000 

Clandt  0  to  J  H  Ernst  jnly  9,  It  30  b  6  b 

5  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  $1500 

Cook  J  to  Northern  T  Co  June  20,  Us  5  to 

8  b  37  Ogden  add  5y  5^6  $15,fi00 

Condon  P  to  F  MoCormiok  jnly  2,  pt  n  e 

qr  9  38  14,8;?  $3000 

Clay  J  8  to  G  F  Borman  June  15,  It  2  and 

pt  4,  36  37  13,  6^  $20C0 

Oarr  M  to  F  J  Loasoh  June  1,  pt  It  8  b  1 

b  1  H  to  Evanston  5y  6!8  $2200 

Conghlan  E  to  R  Hart  jnly  10,  It  8  Dale 

sub  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $1900 

Oarlsen  C  A  to  H  Mathews  jnly  1,  It  43  b 

1,  17  38  14.  5y  6%  $1400 

Ohamberlin  I  M  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  1,  It  6  b 

15,  29  41  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Chamberlin  I  M  to  B  M  Smith  Jnne  27, 

It  5  b  15,  29  41  14,  62  $15  0 

Cormaok  J  to  F  B  Peabody  ja  y  13,  pt  It 

2  Wadsworth  snb  23  38  14,  5y  6%.  .  $7000 
Dnerling  B  E  and  G  to  M  W  Kozminski 

jnly  15,  It  15  b  3  Murray  add  5y  6J5.$3500 
Dnnoan  E  J  to  R  Berger  jnly  12,  pt  b  5 

Harrison  add  3y  6%  $2500 

Dempsey  OA  to  J  M  Prondfit  jnly  15, 

Us  29  and  30  b  11,  26  38  14,  5y  6%.. $3100 
Depatie  J  B  to  E  R  Haase  jaly  10,  It  20  b 

4,  30  40  14,  3y  72  $1200 

Dndley  E  C  to  Bankers  and  M  B  and  L 

Assn  jnly  1,  It  17  b  1,  2  37  14  $1400 

DeLany  J  to  J  8  Norton  Mar  21,  It  38  b 

5,  6  39  14,  5y  62  $1000 

Diokey  F  H  to  W  B  Packard  June  29,  Its 

33  to  40  Palmer  pi  add  2y  62  $8664 

Dondy  W  D  to  Ashland  Av  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  3,  It  72  b  3,  19  39  13,  72  $1800 

DanielBoc  C  A  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  9,  pt  it  16  b  4,  5  39  13,  62  $1800 

Draine  P  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  1,  It  49  b  7  Bnrnside  72  $1300 

Danner  M  to  G  Danner  jnly  10,  pt  It  41  b 

2,  33  40  14.  3y  72  $1200 

Davis  O  G  to  F  O  Jooelyn  jnly  B,  Its  40 

and  41  b  6,  31  37  14,  72  $2600 

Davis  8  to  J  B  Galloway  jnly  1,  It  1  b  94, 

27  39  14,  5y  62  $1400 

Daniels  E  F  to  W  A  Frost  joly  1,  It  14  b  4, 

2  38  14,  3y  62  $7000 

Eiohengreen  E  to  A  H  Loeb  June  1,  Its  5 

and  6  b  6,  17  39  14,  ly  62  $2000 

Ewing  R  a  tQ  W  0  Cooper  jnly  8,  It  33  b 


37,  26  and  35  38  14,  5y  62  $1300 

Eiohelberg  G  J  to  E  Hnfmayer  jnly  1,  It 

6  b  17  eto  19  39  14.  3y  62  $15f0 

Eyer  C  B  to  G  A  Rose  Jnne  5.  pt  b  2 

Pratt  to  Evanston  3y  62  5  deeds.  .  $4600 
Evans  M  P  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  1,  Its  35  and 

26  It  11,  26  39  13,  3y  6S  $26C0 

EustisPStoF  B  Peabody  jnly  9,  Its  10 

and  11  b  2,  4  38  12,  7y  62  $6600 

Ebborn  P  to  A  H  Meads  jnly  10,  It  45  It 

41,  3y  72   $1200 

Earle  J  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  jnly  1,  It  13 

b  3,  9  39  14,  5y  62  $6000 

Eleason  8  to  A  Peterson  jnly  9,  It  82  b 

19,  7  39  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Freil  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  15  It  21 

b  2,  9  38  14,  3y  72  $1000 

Flurkey  A  J  to  0  C  Sohnmaoher  jnly  8,  It 

94  b  3,  24  39  13.  82  $1200 

Ford  C  to  W  D  Cooper  jnly  12,  pt  It  5  It 

1  eto  b  6  Rockwell  add  3y  62  $2250 

Francois  T  to  J  8  Martin  jnly  16,  pt  It  6 

b  10  Sohl  sec  add  6j  6%  $4000 

Fornaoian  J  to  M  E  Greenebaom  jnly  15, 

It  30  b  2,  16  38  14,  6y  62   $2600 

Frey  L  A  to  A  H  MoGonigal  jnly  10,  It  13 

It  12  b  71  8  Chicago  Dec  1,'96,  72.. $7618 
Fanier  J  to  L  Pregler  jaly  7,  Its  3  to  6  b 

1,  26  40  13,  62  $4500 

Fitzgibbon  T  to  Title  and  T  Co  jnly  8,  It 

333,  9  38  14.  72  $2474 

Frink  W  to  J  L  Moss  jnly  12,  pt  b  11.  36 

39  13,  5y  62  $  

Ferrier  E  to  G  R  Mitchell  June  20,  Its  10 

and  11  b  2,  29  39  13,  90d8  62  $1500 

Fall  H  W  to  G  Van  Zandt  June  26,  prem 

75  Loomie  3y  62  $4000 

Frank  G  to  Mat  Benefit  L  Ins  Co  jaly  1, 

It  32  b  38,  33  40  14,  3y  63^2  $6000 

Fletcher  J  W  to  Royal  Trust  Oo  jnly  1,  It 

26  b  2,  28  39  14,  3y  72  $1000 

Foley  M  to  J  W  Hongh  jnly  9,  Its  31  and 

32  b  17,  4  38  14,62  $7000 

Flight  J  W  to  W  E  Humphrey  jaly  6,  its 

34  and  35  b  2,  4  39  13,  62  $1800 

Gross  J  W  to  Ashland  Ave  B  and  L  Assn 

 ,  Its  46  and  49  b  7,  3  38  12   $2500 

Gndrioksen  T  to  Homestead  L  and  Guar 

00  jnly  10,  It  44  b  ],  28  39  14  ....  $7800 
Greenfield  0  W  to  O  T  Farson  jnly  8,  It  8 

It  8,  10  38  14,  5y  62  $2600 

Geddes  D  to  Mt  Pleasant  B  Assn  jnly  11, 

It  1  Wheeler  snb,  20  38  14,  82   $1500 

Graham  W  F  to  J  Stern  jnly  1,  It  5  and 

pt  6  b  27  Johnston  R  &  8  add  $2000 

Germain  A  to  G  A  Rose  jaly  1,  It  36  b  3, 

8  39  14,  5y  72  $1600 

Qranqnist  E  E  to  E  F  Bayley  jnly  10,  It 

36  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  62  $31C0 

Grandin  T  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn  jnly 

8,  It  19  b  20,  6  40  13,  62   $20(0 

Georgas  0  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  8, 

Its  22  and  21  b  38  Sheffield  add  5y  62 

 $5000 

Gaylord  M  to  E  R  Haase  jnly  8,  It  22  It 

10,  22  38  14,  3y  62  $28f  0 

Qeils  L  J  to  P  O  Stensland  jnly  8,  It  25  b 

7,  6  39  14,  6y  62  $3500 

Galloway  J  B  to  Eqnit  Trust  Co  jnly  10. 

It  8  it  4  b  27,  29  39  14,  5y  62  $6000 

Gross  H  0  to  F  B  Peabody  Jnne  29,  It  30 

and  pt  29  b  32,  3  37  14.  4y  72  $1200 

Haakins  L  E  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  10,  Its  5 

and  6  b  16  Dingee  to  Wilmette,  5y  62 

 $-500 

Hewitt  0  E  to  0  L  Hutchinson  jaly  10, 

pt  It  6  b  25,  14  38  14,  5y  6i^2  $6000 

Hnrslin  P  to  E  0  Brown  jnly  8,  It  43  b  8, 

1  39  13,  6y  62  $35C0 

Hibben  J  lo  O  F  Gibbs  jnly  14,  It  3  b  7 

Union  add  Evanston  62  $4000 

Horgan  W  to  P  M  Cormiok  jnly  2,  Its  7 

and  9  b  42,  21  39  14,  62  $6000 

Hall  J  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jnly  9,  Us  11 

and  12  b  2,  27  38  14,  5y  ?2  $1200 

Haskins  J  E  to  L  Rdthje  jaly  5,  It  6  and 

pt  7  b  3,  21  38  14,  62.  $7760 

Halvorson  E  and  B  to  W  Heinemann  jnly 

9,  It  58  Palmer  pi  add  5y  62..;  $2200 

flerris  P  to  Golden  B  L  and  H  Assn  jaly 

9,  Its  19  and  2 )  b  1,  8  38  14  $65 10 

Herdrioh  0  to  Eokhart  &  Swan  jnly  5,  It  2 

b  6,  20  39  14,  3y  72  $2500 

Hummel  G  to  B  Lamper  jnly  8,  It  34  b  1, 

18  39  14,  2^y  62  $1000 

Hoff  E  F  to  8  W  Oannell  jnly  3,  It  13  and 

pt  14  b  1,  20  40  14,  6y  62  $2300 

Hofman  V  to  G  Hofman  jily  6,  It  1  It  2  b 

1  Rockwell  add  62  $25,000 

Hardin  P  E  to  J  0  Hntchins,  It  38  Harper 

add  5y  62  $6'  00 

Hill  O  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  14,  It 

6  b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  62  $3000 

Howell  J  W  to  W  T  Rickards  jnly  11,  It  1 

and  pt  It  10  It  1  Brown  to  Evanston  5y 

^  $6600 


Uoetter  F  to  H  8  Dietrich  jnly  15,  It  13  b 

58  Elston  add  72  $3i  00 

Hirsohberg  L  D  to  0  M  Poagae  jnly  13, 

It  37  b  1.  18  39  14.  3y  62  $2600 

Hoot  P  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  july  12,  It 

-  b  2,  JS  39  14.  62   $1300 

Hoyt  G  W  to  F  B  Peabody  jnly  12,  pt  It 

2  b  24  E  to  Hyde  Park  3y  62  ...  $10,000 
Hefferman  J  J  to  A  Wolf  jnly  12,  Its  4 

and  6  b  4,  34  39  13,  72   $2500 

Holman  E  E  to  G  W  Murray  June  17,  It 

13  b  15,  11  38  14,  7^  $2150 

Johnson  F  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn  jaly 

11,  It  24  b  4,  34  39  14.  62   $1000 

Jenn  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  10,  It  17  b  18, 

31  40  14,  6y  62  $2000 

Junker  M  et  al  to  Jesse  Holdom  jnly  11, 

it  11  b  8,  31  39  14,  3y  62  $30  0 

Johnson  D  W  to  G  A  Rose  jaly  1,  It  10 

and  pt  9  b  6.  16  38  14,  3y  62  $2600 

Jones  J  H  et  al  to  E  Q  Mason  Apr  1,  it  7 

It  33  div  3,  30  38  16,  5y  72  $2000 

Jeflfers  C  A  to  H  A  Goodrich  july  9,  pt  It 

47  b  4,23  38  14,  62  $1400 

Joyce  M  and  P  to  West  Division  8t  B  and 
L  Assn  Jnne  28,  It  19  Gross  H  Pk  add 

62    $1400 

Jenson  O  S  to  M  A  Stauber  Jnne  12,  It  5 

b  1,  6  39  14,  5>  62   $5350 

Jones  E  to  E  Q  Pauling  jaly  9,  It  48  b  3, 

4  38  14,  5y  62  $5500 

Johnson  R  F  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  jnly 

6,  Its  3  to  5  It  15  etc,  6  39  14,  3y  62.$7o00 
Johnson  W  to  W  R  Hart  jnly  12.  It  42  b 

6,  17,  38  14,  3y  Si^2  $2800 

Erzyak  J  to  J  Mocha  Apr  27,  It  3  b  3 

Elston  add  62  $2500 

Eing  J  to  C  H  Walker  Jnne  12,  It  4  b  1. 

31  39  14,  62.  $1500 

Brneger  E  to  8  A  Walker  Oct  10  '94,  It  35 

b  1.  6  39  14,  ly  3>^2  $1800 

Seating  0  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  10,  It  20  b 

5,  6  39  14,  72  $1000 

Eoesche  A  to  B  Hoetsoh  jnly  6,  It  5  b  11, 

35  40  13,  62  $i626 

Eoeppe  E  G  to  G  T  8teen  June  29,  It  153 

s  e  qr  8  39  13.  2y  62  $2125 

Eanfman  G  W  to  W  Heineman  jaly  8,  pt 

It  8  b  11,  19  41  14,  6y  62  $4500 

Eophofski  F  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  10,  It 

4  b  26  Sheffield  add  5y  6^  $1500 

Eoeppe  E  G  to  8  M  Moore  Jnne  25,  Its 

148  and  149  Prarie  av  add  8  39  13,  6% 

 $2773 

Eral  J  to  M  Polaohek  jaly  2,  It  36  b  1,  26 

39  13,  72   $1200 

Eohn  M  to  W  Loeb  jnly  8,  Its  13  and  14 

b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  72  ..$2500 

Eane  W  to  Unity  B  and  L  Assn  jnly  10, 

It  39  b  7,  9  38  14,  62  $7000 

Eeegan  J  to  N  A  Mayer  jnly  1,  It  14 

Eeith  sub  14  39  13,  3y  62  $1800 

Eeley  M  L  to  P  V  Oastle  June  20,  It  1 

and  pt  2  b  2,  8  39  13,  6y  62  $2500 

Eillian  E  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  June  21,  It  14 

Elder  et  al  snb  28  40  14,  5j  62   $3600 

Eohlhof  J  to  J  B  Van   Viissingen  jnly  8, 

It  5  b  1,  16  38  14.  3y  72  $1700 

Erzcztofiak  J  to  M  W  Eozminski  jnly  2, 

It  36  b  1,  32  39  14,  6y  62  $1000 

Eeeney  H  and  D  F  to  H  V  Pierpont  jnly 

11,  It  69  b  7.  36  40  13  and  d  p  62... $5250 
Eittredge  A  E  to  W  H  ^milton  Jnne  1, 

Its  8  to  10  It  8,  10  38  14,  ly  62  $30:0 

Eoeppe  E  Q  lo  8  M  Moore  Jnne  25,  It 

150  Prairie  av  add  Austin  S%  $1636 

Eeegan  M  to  P  W  Snowhook  jnly  3,  It  44 

b  2  b  10  Sheffield  add  ly  62  $1000 

Lacker  M  to  F  N  Baker  jnly  10,  It  15  b  12, 

28  39  14,  3y  62  $1(00 

Loftus  P  toT  F  Eelley  jnly  9,  It  18  b  56. 

5  37  14,  ly  62  $3700 

Lord  P  A  to  R  P  Hollett  jnly  6,  It  8  b  27, 

4  38  12,62  $2000 

Larson  8  P  to  E  G  Foreman  jnly  6,  It  34 

b  2,  8  39  14,  6y  6>^2  $9000 

Logan  0  A  to  0  H  Waterons  july  2,  w  hf 

s  e  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  36  38  14,  5y  52. $6000 
Leyden  T  to  F  Greeley  jnly  15.  It  31  b  1 

b  17,  23  39  14,  5y  62   $7000 

Lotz  0  to  F  Lachner  jaly  11,  Its  11  and  12 

Stowe  snb  8  .39  14    $4260 

Lehmann  A  to  W  Vouke  Dec  11,'94,  pt  b 

28,  13  39  12,  May  25,'95,  62  $1000 

Lott  M  R  to  0  M  White  June  26,  Its  1  to 

3  and  10  to  12  b  48  Evanston  2y  52 

 $26,000 

Lagergren  C  G  to  A  B  Mead  jnly  1,  Its  61 

and  62  It  6  b  2  Morgan  Pk  2y  72. .  $2000 
Luster  I  to  A  Pike  June  24,  It  27  b  9,  6 

30  14,  62  $2000 

Leonard  E  M  S  to  J  H  Jones  June  29,  pt 

b  2, 10  38  14,  6y  62  4  deeds  $18,000 

Leih  A  8  to  E  G  Mason  jnly  6,  It  17 

Jones  snb  29  38  14,  5y  6}4% ...  $6000 
Lange  R  0  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  11,  Us 


41  to  43  b  2  U  D  L  add  6y  62  ...» . $1500 
Mosehirsh  W  to  0  J  Hambleton  jnly  8,  It 

15  b  11,  6  39  14,  5y  62  $1100 

McDonnell  W  to  R  A  Eeyes  Jnne  27,  Its 

13  to  48  b  9  and  pt  b  10,  26  37  14,  5y 

6%  $26,703 

Morrison  J  0  to  8  Weinberg  Anar  15,  pt  b 

65  Hyde  Pk  2y  72  $4950 

Maher  M  to  0  O  Schumacher  july  10,  It 

48  b  6,  20  39  14,  3v  62  $1550 

Melm  E  to  F  W  Eraft  Jnne  28,  It  8  and 

pt  7  b  4,  24  40  13,  62   $1400 

I/aas  E  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  5,  It 

22  b  1,  23  39  13.  5y  6>^2   $3000 

Mathias  A  M  to  F  A  Tinkham  jnly  5,  it 

34  b  53,  6  37  15,  5y  72  $3200 

Mcintosh  A  to  P  M  Orr  july  12,  pt  It  30 

b  1  b  8,  17  39  14,  ly  62  $2J,000 

Morris  W  J  to  P  Ehrman  Nov  27,  pt  It  6 

b  2,  3  38  14.  4y  62  $4600 

McDonald  L  E  to  F  W  Straus  july  7,  pt 

Its  62  and  63  Cir  Ct  partn  3  38  14,  3y  62 

 $3600 

Moran  P  et  al  to  P  McHugh  June  27,  It 

23  b  15,  17  39  14,  3y  62  $6000 

Meinhaid  A  0  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Asan 

july  1,  It  22  b  I  Sutton  add  72  $8000 

Munn  B  M  to  O  J  Gilbert  jnly  11,  Its  10 

and  20  b  9  Wilmette  62  $2E03 

Michol  P  to  N  0  Mnt  B  and  L  Assn  jaly 

10,  It  5  It  136  Bronson  add  72  $2800 

Marks  A  to  Q  E  Hull  jnly  8,  It  6  It  13,  14 

39  13,  4y  6%  $1300 

McEeon  J  to  D  L  Zook  jnly  10,  It  21  b  43 

Rogers  Pk  4y  62  $2000 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly 

U,  pt  b  16,  11  39  13,  4y  72  $20C0 

MoDermott  J  to  F  0  Meyer  july  12,  It  3  b 

1  b  47,  17  39  14,82   $1800 

Montgomery  M  L  to  P  B  Pease  June  19, 

It  14  b  16,  3  37  14,  82  $1600 

Mayer  J  A  to  E  G  Mason  jnly  10,  It  20 

Snp  ct  partn  30  40  14,  5  y  62  ..  .$30,000 
Neybert  G  to  J  H  Weis  jaly  3,  pt  It  3  It  5, 

3  38  14,  5y  52  $4000 

Neal  J  D  to  0  E  Sohniedlap  jnly  10,  It 

131,  20  38  14,  5y  62  $1000 

Nortmeier  M  to  F  Stoll  Jnne  16,  It  121 

Peinberg  LSD  add  6y  62  $3000 

Nelson  0  lo  M  A  Delany  jnly  9,  pt  It  8 

b  13,  36  40  13,  3y  62  $2000 

Nelson  N  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  8,  pt  It 

16  U  1  b  2,  21  40  14,  5y  62  $2600 

Nowatzke  W  to  M  E  (Greenebanm  jnly  10, 

pt  b  47,  19  39  14,  6y  6%  $11,000 

O'Malley  M  and  W  J  to  F  M  Elliott  jnly 

8,  pt  U  12  b  36,  9  39  14.  3y  62  $1000 

Orten  0  to  A  Jacobs  jnly  11,  Its  48  and  49 

b  1,  29  40  14,  9y  62   $4000 

Perkins  0  A  to  B  0  Fahrney  jnly  9,  It  89, 

14  39  13,  5y  62   $2500 

Powell  W  E  to  J  S  Eberhart  May  13,  pt 
Its  8  and  10  aU  9  b  1,  8  38  14,  90d8  62 

 $1900 

Pelletier  L  to  E  S  Dreyer  jnly  10,  It  22  b 

2,  9  38  14,  3y  62   $1200 

Pearoe  J  I  Jr  to  P  B  Hoyt  jnly  10,  pt  b  4, 

7  39  13,  5y  72  $4000 

Prnden  W  U  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  8,  It  17  It 

15,  32  41  14  and  o  p  3y  62  $3000 

Prondfoot  J  to  E  G  Panling  jnly  6  pt  b  3 

b  1,  23,  38  14,  5y  62  $5600 

Parohem  J  to  M  W  Eozminski  jnly  15,  It 

28  b  7  Springer  &  F  add  3y  6>^2..  .$1200 
Parks  A  to  L  Baird  july  8,  It  6  It  13  lith 

st  add  5y  62  $2300 

Paulsen  P  F  to  J  Mnlfinger  july  10,  U  4 

U  44  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  62   S1600 

Powell  A  J  8  to  F  F  Oviatt  jnly  8,  It  6  b 

6,  23  38  14,  62  $1800 

Patterson  M  to  G  W  Spinner  july  1,  It  36 

b  1,  22  39  14,  72   $1300 

Parker  T  J  to  0  W  Greenfield  jnly  8,  It  16 

fa  9,  17  39  14,  5y  62  $7500 

Reedy  E  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  jnly  11, 

It  39  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  62  $1000 

Ruddy  M  to  M  W  Eozminski  June  10,  It 

7  U  21  b  6,  7  38  14,  3y  72,   $1700 

Russell  E  and  J  to  D  W  Eldred  jnly  2,  w 

hf  w  hf  n  w  qr  36  30  12,  26y  72 . . . .  $2000 
Rothenberg  Jr  to  E  G  Foreman  jnly  5,  It 

90  b  67,  7  39  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Rnbb  I  to  G  8  Baker  May  1,   pt  It  2  b  5 

8  Evanston  6y  62  $1460 

Rentz  A  to  M  J  Frank  jnly  9,  It  23  b  6  b 

4  ShefiE  add  $1200 

Rehtmeyer  A  Q  to  A  M  Snydacker  jaly  10, 

It  11  It  4  b  8,  36  40  13,  6y  62  $2500 

Riordan  T  G  to  E  G  Panling  july  10,  It 

52  It  18,  29  40  14,  6y  72  $2000 

Raawolf  S  to  E  H  Fishburn  Jnne  24,  It  2 

8  Eastman  sub  1  39  13,  4y  62  $6500 

Rossing  J  E  to  T  H  Hnlbert  july  9,  Its  6 

to  8  b  6,  34  40  13,  4y  62  $2400 

Sanderson  O  to  E  Ballentine  Jnne  16,  pt 

It  6  n  w  qr  33  38  14,  6y  62  $2000 


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6§3 


Spreka  W  to  Itf  E  Greenebaam  joly  8,  It 

1  It  25  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  S%  $2500 

Sprnnk  M  to  H  P  Kranz  joly  10,  It  Sup 

ot  snb  22  and  23  41  13,  4y  6!«  $11,500 

Stein  £  to  A  Ellinger  Jnne  6,  pt  Its  13 

and  14  b  1,  21  38  14,  6m  6%  $2000 

Smith  W  B  to  111  S  and  L  Assn  Jane  24, 

It  33  and  pt  32,  3  37  14,  6%  $2000 

Sokop  J  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  Jane  14, 

Its  5  and  6  It  1  b  I  Lee  add  5y  5%% 

  $15,000 

Sandberg  A  to  Swedish  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  9,  it  77  and  pt  76,  5  39  13,  6^.  .$1900 
Smith  W  Sovy  to  H  W  Austin  joly  8,  pt  s 

e  qr  11  39  12,  3y  6%  $4000 

Starok  J  to  W  Vooke  Deo  11,'94,  pt  b  28, 

13  39  12,  May  25,'95,  6^  $1500 

Samuel  F  to  0  0  Sohamaoher  June  11,  It 

44  b  27,  31  39  14,  6!J  $1000 

Smith  J  P  to  E  Q  Pauling  jaly  6,  Its  1 

and  2  b  3,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $5500 

Spiering  M  to  A  8  Oella  Apr  13,  It  10 

Smith  sab,  Ellis  W  add  4y  6%  $2000 

Stewart  J  to  L  Baird  july  8,  It  12  b  2,  18 

40  14,  3y  6%  «2500 

Skinner  W  H  to  J  B  Woodrnflf  June  15, 

ptlt  34,  16  37  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Skinner  W  H  to  A  Van  Vlissiugen  June 

15,  It  -  to  47  b  34,  16  37  14,  3y  7^ .  .$1000 
Stehman  J  H  to  A  Wisner  july  13,  itt«  1  to 

25  b  2,  26  40  13,  3y  6!J  $4000 

Seoord  B  O  to  Eq  S  L  and  B  Assn  jaly 

12,  It  6  b  6,  22  38  14,  6%  ,  $3300 

Saotter  M  to  L  Rathje  June  22,  It  38  b  1, 

17  38  14,  3y  6^  $1252 

Seyfarth  H  to  R  Hart  july  5,  pt  It  8  b  6, 

21  38  14.  3y  6^  $3500 

Samlow  J  to  S  A  Walker  May  23,  pt  It  10 

b  18,  6  37  14,  3y  6^  $1200 

Slattery  H  to  M  J  Dunne  jaly  9,  It  6  b  4, 

12  39  13,  7%  $1300 

Sohaar  E  T  to  M  Eranss  Jane  10,  It  28  It 

10  b  3,  28  39  14,  3y  6^  $100C 

Stern  M  to  La  Fayette  B  and  L  Assn,  It 

16  b  2,  25  40  13,  6?^  $1300 

Sullivan  J  M  to  J  L  Ooohrane  Mar  24,  It 

20  b  27,  5  40  14,  4y  6%  $10,000 

Sandberg  A  S  to  Ev  and  N  Oook  Oo  B 

and  L  Assn  july  5,  Its  7  and  8  b  53  W 

Hghts  756  -.  *2CO0 

Sherman  F  to  J  Relant  Jr  july  9,  it  26  b 

2,  8  38  14,  1%  $1600 

Sammelson  S  to  W  E  Hatterman  jaly  10, 

It  6  b  6,  39  14,  5y  6%%  $4000 

Starkweather  F  H  to  O  M  Staples  June 

4,  It  3  b  140  Sohl  seo  6%  $18,000 

Stock  L  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins  Co  july  1,  It 

182  Flint  add,  5y  5%%  $8600 

Sohiesswohl  J  0  to  H  P  Kranz  july  2,  Its 

17  and  18  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $3503 

Sohlntz  T  to  R  Berger  jaly  10,  It  18  b  67, 

5  and  6  37  15,  3y  6}4%  $2000 

Shea  M  to  0  H  Pasoheok  july  10,  It  33  b 

27,  20  39  14,  5y  6«   $1375 

Severs  F  B  to  J  U  MoFarland  july  8,  pt  b 

2,  6  7  eto,  6  37  14,  2y  7%  3  deeds. . .  $8^60 
Sohlott  S  to  N  A  Mayer  jaly  9,  pt  Its  6 

and  7  b  29,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Simondsen  E  E  to  M  Qriffith  july  12,  pt 

It  28  and  all  29  to  39  b  35,  29  38  14  5y 

6%   ,  $2500 

Thames  B  to  E  W  Hanoke  july  6,  Its  5  8 

and  9  It  25  b  13  Sheffield  add  3y  6^.  $3000 
Tayler  H  B  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  july  8, 

It  14  b  2,  9  38  14,  3y  7^  $1300 

Todd  J  to  C  L  Place  jaly  1,  Its  34  and  36 

b  4,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Teamer  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  jaly  5,  It  52 

b  6,  5  39  14,  6^  $4000 

Thorsen  J  to  J  W  Walsh  july  1,  It  8  b  6, 

36  40  13,  7%  $3500 

Wohler  P  to  E  Heath  july  4,  pt  b  11,  20 

39  14,  6^  $i34y 

Vanartsdalen  M  F  to  W  F  Lubeke  july 

8,  It  14  Anderson's  sab  2  39  13,  5y  7% 

 $3800 

Vilek  J  to  F  J  Ring  jaly  8,  It  42  b  5,  6  US 

U,6%  $1500 

Weave  W  W  to  O  F  Wolfe  Deo  26,  It  29  to 

31  b  6,  28  39  14,  7!«  $2000 

TTood  O  to  O  F  Wood  Mar  9,  w  hf  n  w  qr 

27  41  12  and  o  p  6y  7%  2  deeds  $37,000 

Winslow  Bros  Oo  to          july  9,  Its  7  and 

3  b  3  Sawyer's  add  6m  $10,000 

Wood  L  M  to  0  Wood  Oct  20,'94,  pt  bs  4 

and  6,  28  40  12,  2y  6%  $10,000 

Weiss  O  F  to  W  G  Hoag  july  5,  pt  It  46  to 

48  Hobbs  sub,  18  41  i4,  Ij^y  7%  $1000 

Wippo  W  to  N  Westn  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  Jnne 

4,  pt  It  7  b  23  o  t  6y  6S^  $11,600 

Wilson  A  H  to  H  Babens  july  12,  pt  It  11 

It  3,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Wheeler  S  H  to  Philda  Sav  Fund  Soo  july 

3,  pt  b  17,  12  39  13,  5^   $18,000 

Wilde  W  to  W  Heinemann  Jnne  14,  It  71 


b  20.  6  39  14,  5y  6!«  $2000 

Wieohman  3  to  J  Merabaoh  Jane  6,  Its  92 

and  93  b  7  Sampson  &  G  add,  2y  6^  $1600 
Whitford  T  to  W  L  Millar  july  5,  pt  w  hf 

n  w  qr  n  e  qr  25  37  13,  ly  (>%  $2000 

Williams  H  M  to  Meroht  Loan  and  T  Oo 

Jane  20,  sub  in  Its  13  and  14  It  1  eto 

ot4y  6^  $25,000 

Wagner  L  E  and  G  to  J  Stern  jaly  11,  It 

23  b  4,  14  38  14  $6500 

Wohler  P  to  E  Heath  jnly  2,  pt  b  48,  19 

39  14,  6^    $1466 

Widner  J  to  A  T  Gait  july  10,  pt  It  12 

Frees  sub  32  40  14,  3y  6%  $2(  00 

Wartelaky  B  to  W  A  Arms  jaly  8,  It  38  b 

6  Hamburg  3y  6^  $5000 

Woodlawn  Park  Olab  to  H  Irvine  May  1, 

It  9  b  5,  23  38  14,  lOy  6^  $70(0 

Winslow  W  H  to  E  G  Foreman  jaly  11, 

Its  8  to  19  b  6,  11  39  13,  ly  6^  $6000 

Wingale  O  H  to  F  R  Chandler  jaly  10,  It 

10  and  pt  11  b  3,  21  38  It,  3j  6%..  .  $3500 
Ziok  L  to  A  E  Barr  July  9,  It  4  b  9,  23  39 

13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Zenk  J  to  H  S  Dietrich  Mar  22,  pt  Its  5 

and  6  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  32  38  12,  3y  75«..}1400 
Zimmerman  H  to  O  H  Fleischer  July  11, 

pt  Its  194  and  196  Bronson  add  2y  6% 

 $1500 

Zander  E  W  to  W  Heinemann  july  13,  Its 

1  '^6  25  and  24  It  11  b  3,  7  40  14,  2y  7% 

 $2000 

Zitzewitz  F  to  A  C  Ernst  jaly   5,  pt  It 

23  b  I  Sheffield  add  3y   $2500 


Anderson  &  Ginsberg  to  Birk  Bros  Brg 

Oo  july  9,  saloon,   Monroe  and  Des- 

plaines  $600 

Adams  W  B  to  L  R  Fisher  june  25,  horses 

eto,  6m  $90 

Arnold  A  0  to  M  O  Newman  july  12, 

horses  eto,  4845  Forrestville  av  6m.$lCO0 
Austin  A  E  to  J  J  Atkinson  july  2,  shop, 

54  w  Van  B,  22m  $400 

Austin  J  H  to  W  G  Haley  july  6,  confec- 
tions 522  Western  av   $150 

Arnold  G  W  to  H  Morse  july  12,  farn  6m 

 $129 

Brosius  0  0  to  Bartholomew  &  Co  B  &  M 

Oo  july  9,  saloon  373  Halsted  9m. .  .$475 
Brown  F  0  to  0  H  Merrick  jnly  12.  furn 

2y   $70 

Bennett  B  to  H  L  Kinsman  july  6,  furn 

 $100 

Besse  P  to  J  Besse  may  28.  furn  276  w  V 

Baren  3m    $1000 

Balay  I  to  H  P  Mount  jaly  8,  furn  3024 

Dearborn  6m    $104 

Brown  A  H  to  Swift  &  Oo  july  9,  market 

Ch'go  Hgts  ly  $300 

Begenson  G  to  B  Isid  Brg  Co  june  28,  sa- 
loon 846  119th  2y  $600 

Barling  M  to  A  U  French  july  11,  farn 

8m   $350 

Barley  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  july  5,  shop  2m 

 $77 

Bertstein  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  june  21, 

saloon  150  17th  23m   $268 

Bennett  K  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  8,  furn  and 

8  m,  6m  $103 

Bough  J  to  H  Morse  july  ll,lfarn  6m.  $103 
Branns  H  to  Brewer  <fc  H  Brg  Oo  ju!y  11, 

saloon  1231  Ldke  2y  $400 

Bnrk  L  to  J  A  Butterfield  july  12,  farn 

Union  Pk  Hotel  2y  $30C0 

Bard  E  F  to  O  Meader  july  6,  furn  19m$100 
Brantigan  E  to  A  H  Williams  july  15. 

furn  6m  $70 

Barke  M  8  to  Am  Brg  Oo  july  16,  saloon 

356  w  Adams  $765 

Brooks  F  to  M  L  Billick  jaly  13,  furn 

285  w  Madison  2y  6%  $130 

Burk  T  F  to  J  W  Kelley  jaly  15,  shop.  $260 
Beeman  A  0  to  W  Oohn  july  13,  furn  6m 

 $83 

Bradford  F  L  to  H  S  Teeple  july  10,  furn 

Ogden  bldg,  2  Warren  av  4m  $165 

Boynton  H  to  J  E  Forsyth  july  16,  furn 

2y  $200 

Baer  B  to  F  Beck  jane  15,  piano  and  furn 

516  n  Leavitt,  may  1,'96   $100 

Blakely  A  J  to  S  F  Gunsolos  may  11,  furn 

6m  $200 

Bechtel  M  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  jaly  11,  saloon 

1986  n  Ashland  av  23m  $442 

Oostigan  D  E  to  J  P  Oostigan  july  11, 

mdse  256  n  Clark  6m  $250 

Coleman  S  to  0  H  Smith  july  15,  furn 

2446  Mich  av  2y  $3800 

Crawford  B  A  to  L  0  Crawford  june  80, 

furn  ly  $250 

Coleman  K  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  16,  farn 

6m  $103 


Calkins  Electric  Burner  Co  to  I  M  Cal- 
kins july  16,  all  prop  ly  $2322 

Champlin  E  L  to  Chicago  Newspaper  U 

july  10,  ptg  office  28  n  52d  10m  $166 

Conway  J  to  D  R  McNaught  july  9,  furn 

6m  $135 

Oonklin  M  to  W  Kelly  july  8,   furn  80 

Morgan  2y  $200 

Chessman  H  to  Smith  Bros  may  7,  furn 

1868  Ashford  av  2y  $74 

Olenry  F  P  to  G  Adams  july  9,  furn  4129 

Emerald  av  $500 

Chilson  E  0  to  J  C  Goodwin  july  4,  7m 

 $130 

Oook  T  to  Star  Bry  june  13,  saloon  380 

Western  av  $900 

Ohatfleld  D  E  to  0  B  Eggleston  jnne  20, 

furn  7728  Hawthorne  av  ly  $562 

Cross  A  M  to  S  B  Knowlton  july  10,  furn 

500  Reliance  bldg  6m  $195 

Crozett  C  E  et  al  to  A  H  Foskett  jaly  12 

mdse  223  n  Clark  ly  $9fO0 

Chapman  P  W  to  E  Hill  jone  12,  wagon 

5636  Lowe  av  6m  $125 

Oostigan  J  P  to  T  Murphy  may  13,  s  ms 

 $500 

Dummert  W  0  to  J  H  Pripke  jaly  15, 

piano  and  furn  2y  $850 

Dobbrott  J  to  Nat  Brg  Co  jnne  1,  saloon 

176  Mozart  2y  «676 

Douglass  E  to  M  E  Finch  july  15,  furn 

6m  $87 

Dean  B  D  to  Smith  Bros  jnly  13.  furn  7m 

   $70 

Douglas  0  M  to  8  B  Knowlton  july  15, 

horse,  furn  etc.  7m  $80 

Durell  B  P  to  B  Ourell  july  6,  ptg  office 

128  Franklin  6m  $1200 

Dotot  J  B  to  F  McNeills  july  9,  furn  23m 

 $79 

Dellow  S  L  to  M  E  Finch  july  8,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $77 

Dunlop  E  M  to  M  Olaflin  jaly  10,  4316 

Greenwood  av,  6m  $187 

Erickson  S  A  to  J  0  Goodwin  jaly  10. 

furn  7m    $248 

Eiohler  M  to  L  Henry  july  10,  shop  144 

LaSalle  6m    $200 

Erhart  J  to  I  L  Arde  july  3,  saloon  261 

Well.*  st  ly   $400 

Ennis  B  to  Q  Q  Hubbell  july  9,  furn  6m 

 f235 

Englewood  Interior  Furniture  Oo  to  LA 

Heile  june  5,  plant  etc,  ly  ....... .  .$6000 

Elias  J  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jnly  8,  furn  23m 

 $71 

Friedlander  E  P  to  F  Lein  jnly  6,  furn 

76th  $400 

Funke  E  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  jaly  15,  sa- 
loon 1319  n  Halsted  2y  $900 

Fitzsimmons  0  E  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co 

jaly  15,  saloon  281  Randolph  dem  . .  $195 
Freud  A  B  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jane 

27,  saloon  2247  Milwaukee  av  2y  $575 

Fuller  E  0  to  H  E  Fuller  july  1,  furn  3 

Washington  pi  ly  $300 

Fink  0  to  A  H  French  july  5,  farn  6m.  $72 
Fonntaine  H  E  to  G  M  Wisshack  jaly  1, 

furn  Madison  and  Peoria  99ds.... .  $286 
Gleam  P  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  july  8,  saloon 

27  Brie  23m  $15n 

Gorman  J  J  to  H  Morse  jnly  9,  furn  6m. $76 
Gray  L  0  and  A  S  to  H  Oomstook  july  11. 

farn  4401  Berkeley  av  2y  $1875 

Giomi  0  to  Tossetti  Brg  Co  july  12,  sa- 
loon 250  Armour  av  ly   $850 

Gusman  J  W  to  G  G  Hnbbell  jnly  8,  furn 

10m  $97 

Gibson  J  to  M  Morris  joly  15,  coal  wag- 
ons, horses  etc,  1216  n  Ashland  av  6m 

 $400 

Gramen  0  T  to  J  Martin  jnly  13,  furn  etc 

23m  $500 

Graham  J  W  to  M  Wilooxsin  jaly  10,  furn 

6m  $418 

Hough  T  A  to  0  J  Negus  jaly  12,  horses 

eto,  4552  Cottage  G  av  2y   $124 

Horn  S  P  to  H  Morse  july  13,  farn  and 

piano  6m   $267 

Hartmann  R  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  july  13,  sa- 
loon, 1  Jackson  21m  $1200 

Hinckley  J  R  to  8  E  Lambert  july  16, 

furn  6337  Wharton  5m   $117 

Highland  D  0  R  to  G  H  Oobleigh  jnly  — , 

furn,  horse,  7151  Emerald  av  6m.... $115 
Hanelka  J  J  to  F  Freise  july  11,  piano 

etc,  2y  $150 

Haskins  J  £  to  L  Esohberg  inly  2,  farn 

6312  Wright  ly  '  $250 

Ualligan  R  B  to  W  B  Austin  jaly  9,  furn 

5813  Wabash  Im  $270 

Hay  S  W  to  A  8  Phelps  jnly  9,  furn  626  n 

Clark  2y  $100 

Halbe  0  F  to  M  E  Finch  joly  9,  furn  6m 

 $232 


Hochspeier  F  W  to  F  P  Klock  jnly  11, 

wagons  etc,  967  n  California  av  ly..$700 
Hough  0  E  to  A  H  French  jaly  5,  furn 

6m  $72 

Irwin  J  B  to  H  Morse  jaly  9,  furn  6m. $103 
Johnson  F  A  to  M  E  Finch  joly  15,  furn 

6m  $165 

JaoobR  J  J  to  L  Lowenstein  jaly  1,  horses 

eto.  423  Western  av  13m  $200 

Johnson  G  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  joly  13, 

farn  7m    $121 

Johnson  R  to  Smith  Bros  jaly  9,  furn  and 

s  m,  7m   $73 

Jenssen  A  to  W  E  Ackley  july  2,  furn  and 

8  m,  6m   $77 

Jones  M  to  F  Wells  jnne  10,  farn  6  Meri- 
dian 28ds  «131 

Jackson  H  N  to  J  R  Manff  joly  1,  Hyde 

Park  4m  $440 

Kemper  E  W  to  M  £  Finch  joly  10,  farn 

6m   $155 

Kenneally  M  to  L  A  Bryan  jaly  8,  furn 

350  Waba«h  dem  $300 

Kaknska  L  to  A  Waoal  joly  9.  farn  1241 

Crawford  av  ly  $100 

Klatz  G  to  Am  Brg  Oo  joly  9,  salson  141 

n  Clyboorn  av  5m  $354 

Kingwell  0  G  to  D  Rankin  july  8,  furn 

1537  Adams  5m  $207 

Kraszka  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  jnly  12, 

saloon  1158  w  22d,  23m  $200 

Knoch  0  to  R  M  McCreery  july  8,  furn 

3m  $86 

Kerr  E  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  jnly  10,  sa- 
loon flxt  348  Center  Bt  dem  $383 

Lynn  F  0  to  Am  Brg  Oo  joly  9,  saloon.  1 

Theatre  ct  ly  $2140 

Letzler  £  £  to  S  Boysen  joly  8,  furn  201 

w  Erie  6m  $1100 

Laakarin  T  to  0  Apostolokos  may  29, 

mdse  etc,  245  B  Isid  av,  3m  $300 

Le  Bontellier  J  L  to  S  Makeever  jnly  12, 

furn  7m  $656 

Landwehr  S  to  Star  Bry  july  6,  saloon 

438  Ogden  av  $400 

Livingston  H  to  F  Rosener  jaly  15,  gro- 
cery 171  39th  ly  $230 

Lindstrom  £  W  to  M  E  Finch  july  2, 

furn  6m   $77 

Lyons  H  M  to  J  J  Kelly  jaly  8,  farn  110 

w  Washington  6m  $250 

Larlec  J  to  M  £  Nowaczyk  jaly  11,  mar- 
ket 718  w  18th  6m  $360 

Lemmon  A  to  A  H  French  july  1,  farn 

6m   $210 

Malinska  J  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  july  10,  saloon 

514  Lincoln,  dem   $650 

Marshall  J  to  M  £  Finch  june  26,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Mueller  B  to  McAvoy  Rrg  Oo  joly  10,  sa- 
loon 275  w  Madison  ly  $1100 

Mcintosh  J  to  M  £  Finch  jaly  6,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Mnlroy  F  L  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  10,  furn 

6m  $82 

Moeller  W  to  A  H  French  jaly  8,  furn  6m 

  $104 

Mandel  0  T  to  M  £  Finch  joly  9,  furn  6m 

 $77 

McKinney  £  M  to  F  J  Wamfut  july  10, 

ptg  office  81th  av  2y   $1890 

Martinson  M  to  T  Swanson  et  al  apr  14, 

furn  119  Oak  $500 

MoOune  A  to  0  Binder  july  12,  mdse  114 

18th  ly  $103 

Meinking  H  to  W  Wittman,  horses  eto, 

teaming  business  22m  $1000 

Mueller  T  to  J  Whelan  joly  6,  furn. . .  $100 
McLean  G  A  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  10,  farn 

and  piano,  6m  $156 

Moneygracqoe  G  to  W  Hazelton  joly  9, 

furn  6m  $86 

MoGaire  M  to  W  Hazelton  july  11,  furn 

6m   $101 

Mansfield  J  B  to  G  0  Fenny  jane  20,  furn 

ly  $360 

Meeoh  H  H  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  july  16,  furn 

7600  Emerald  av  7m  $104 

Maciejewski  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  jane 

25,  saloon  266  Blaokhawk  23m  $500 

McGagin  L  to  J  H  Hillerms.n  jnne  26. 

furn  327  State  6m  $90 

Meyerson  H  A  to  W  Scott  &  Co  may  I2, 

press  etc,  7  and  9  Jefferson  22m  ....  $2260 
Miller  8  P  to  S  Harnstrom  jaly  12,  laun- 

dr'-  65  Wabash  90d8  $500 

Mey'C  to  J  D  ipear  joly  12,  furn  13m. $126 
Matthews  Z  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jaly  11,  farn 

and  s  m,  1613  Prairie  av,  7m  $IC5 

Murphy  T  P  to  Manhattan  Brg  Oo  july 

9,  saloon  184  w  12th  6m   $400 

Mueseler  F  to  D  3  Brg  Oo  july  12,  saloon 

283  Kinzie  2y  $1(00 

Meisterheiser  L  to  H  Meisterheiser  july 

12,  horses  eto,  2y  $700 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Jnly  20,  189&. 


Neimau  H  F  to  i<at  M  Loan  Co  jaly  10, 

fnrn  and  piano,  827  60th  7ni  $93 

Nemes  A  to  VV  E  Aokley  joly  24,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Olson  F  W  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Oo  jane  U, 

saloon  161  Grand  av  2y  $400 

Ogg  F  to  E  T  Ogg  jnly  12,  shop  25m.  .$300 
Parker  W  H  to  ijmlth  Bros  jnly  9,  fnrn 

7m  $167 

Podang  P  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  jaly 

12,  saloon  and  bldg  381  w  22d  2y . . .  $700 
Penner  J  E  to  A  Polley  jaly  6,  bakery 

iO  \  Belmont  ly  $500 

Pekarek  J  to  0  J  Vnpioka  jane  26,  milk 

basiness  663  w  19ih,  6m  .-  $200 

Parente  G  to  M  Parente  jaly  5,  mdse  and 

lea^e  1688  n  Clark  3m  $140 

Piatt  E  B  to  R  Fuller  jaly  13,  farn  6518 

Wharton  av  13m  $250 

Peterson  B  to  J  O  Groder  jaly  9,  fnrn  $130 
Patterson  M  to  G  Sohweinfarth  jane  26, 

piano  and  farn  380  Ohio  ly  $98 

Peril  W  N  to  T  D  Germain  jaly  11,  wag- 
ons etc,  134  n  Halsted  3m   $110 

Pollinger  W  H  to  R  Boe  <B  Oo  jaly  9, 

press  298  Dearborn  4m  $350 

Qaeeny  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jaly  11,  fnrn  6m 

 $135 

Ryan  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  jaly  12,  horses 

eto  7m    $130 

Raettner  E  to  E  S  Lloyd  jaly  15,  grocery 

elo,  104  Gresham  av  ly   $70 

Russell  E  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jaly  10,  farn 

23m  $70 

Roberts  J  to  N  W  Roran  jane  19,  fnrn  $300 
Rumsill  N  to  R  F  Bnllen  jnly  11,  fnrn  457 

55th  2y  $300 

Reaoooroh  R  to  0  Kindergarten  OoUege 

jaly  6,  farn  2y  $425 

Reizler  G  to  M  E  Finoh  jnly  10,  farn  6m 

 $207 

Sohweim  M  to  Waoker  &B  B&  M  Oo  jaly 

9,  saloon  701  Byron  2y  ....  s  $326 

Syk  )nvy  A  to  A  J  Kewalski  jaly  10,  sa- 

Icon  709  Milwaukee  av  60d8  $176 

Stephenson  J  0  to  R  M  MoOreery  jnly  2, 

pi.ino  5m  $73 

Sloman  L  to  H  Morse  jaly  9,  farn  6m.  $143 
Storr  0  F  to  S  F  Gunsolas  jaly  9,  fnrn 

6m  $100 

Sinclair  E  R  to  F  A  Maizer  et  al  jaly  10, 

farn  3417  Vernon,  indemnity  $  

Sharper  W  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jaly  12,  farn 

and  B  m,  226  n  State  7m  $1£0 

Sanders  M  L  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jaly  12,  farn 

201  Oolorado  ay  7m  $72 

Sohoaetz  L  to  M  Junk  july  16,  saloon 

3927  Halsted  2m  $250 

Stoat  0  F  to  H  P  Mount  jaly  12,  farn  463 

Weels  4m  $295 

Stockford  J  to  L  P  Hammond  july  13, 

fnrn,  Hnlbert  av  near  48th.  6m   $98 

Sohinnann  0  to  0  P  Artz  july  3,  hordes 

16m  $123 

hwan  J  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg,  piano  23m. $108 
Strong  M  to  J  T  Rawleigh  july  9,  horses 

eto,  178  Sangamon  ly  $132 

Sohlobohn  A  to  N  W  Brg  Oo,  saloon  117 

Franklin,  apr  1  $900 

Sauford  F  B  to  J  A  Dahlam  jane  14,  fnrn 

6m   $162 

Tanning  H  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  jnly 

10,  saloon  310  Division  2y  $254 

Townsend  A  R  to  8  Makeever  jaly  15, 

farn  4347  Berkeley  av  7m  $289 

Thompson  Q  D  to  8  H  Gunsolas  july  12, 

fnrn  286  Rash  6m  $77 

Talmage  J  F  to  M  Grover  july  13,  horses 

2y   $775 

Teel  Bros  *o  M  E  Teel  jaly  11,  prtg  office 

178  Madison  ly  $450 

Theis  A  to  G  G  Hubbell  july  10,  horses 

eto.  10m  $135 

Traoey  &  O'Brien  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo 

jane  27,  saloon  961  State  $550 

Tiinz  J  to  Beat  Brg  Oo  july  4,  saloon  200 

w  Division  23m   $600 

Ware  W  to  J  Callen  july  11,  farn  876  Erie 

6m   $133 

Ward  M  L  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo  jaly  13,  fnrn 

58  u  State  21m  $500 

Weber  J  to  Empolyes  L  Bk  jaly  16, buggy 

eto,  25  Frank  $117 

Weifie  A  to  E  Weise  jaly  5,  harness  shop 

66.)  Lincoln  av  2y  $200 

Weaver  D  A  to  E  0  Ohrist  july  9,  farn 

655  OarroU  av  6m   $96 

Wolf  E  to  M  E  Finoh  jaly  9,  faro  6m  . .  .$77 
WoUki  M  to  N  W  6rg  Co  jaly  6,  saloon 

1060  Van  Horn  23m   ...$200 

Weatley  W  to  D  W  Benderhoof  july  8, 

farn.  mdse  97  Dearborn  6m  $500 

Wirtz  E  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  jnly  9,  sa- 
loon 3125  Aroher  av  ly  $300 

Wingo  0  R  to  M  E  Finoh  july  6,  farn  and 

a  m,  6m  $102 

Wagerer  0  B  to  Am  Brg  Go  jane  28,  sa- 


loon, Thomas  and  12th,  23m  $485 

Weokler  G  A  to  0  F  Kade  &  Oo  jane  15, 

awniQgs  eto,  1943  Wabash  av  $576 

Wagner  &  Niehersen  to  J  Worten  jnne  22, 

piano,  Harlem  Olub,  ly  $102 

Wheeler  H  to  F  B  Knownton  july  11, 

farn  and  s  m,  6m  $135 

Williams  E  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  july  8,  sa- 
loon 5959  State  23m  $450 

Wojlalewiotz  M  F  to  J  Wojlalewictz  jnly 

13,  register  ly  $167 

toungblood  M  E  to  E  Beatty  july  15, 

fnrn  Im  $250 

BILLS  OP  SALE. 


Mallnowfki  A  to  M  Noweoki  jaly  9,  saloon  4926 

Centre  av  $300 

Kowaleki  A  J  to  A  gzykony  may  31,  "saloon  709  Mil- 
waukee av  1600 

Stokes  H  A  to  F  A  Porter  jaly  10.  fnrn  3319  8tate*200 
Jensen  J  0  to  A  Fletcher  jaly  10,  grocery  893  n 

Maplewood  av  $600 

Treager  0  to  T  H  beckwlth  jaly  11,  house,  Sher- 
man and  65th  $125 

Treager  0  to  Same  jnne  28,  house  616  Englewood 

'V  $150 

Shode  A  to  E  F  Nelsen  jaly  10,  horses  eto  1660 

Slansky  (J  D  to  H  Fesh  jaly  10,  market  2903  Canal 

 1275 

Martin  D  E  to  Eeeley  Brg  Oo  jnne  20,  saloon  87ul 

laSalle  $426 

Walker  &  Marcus  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  july  7,  saloon 

120th  and  Emerald  av  Jy  $500 

JonsoD  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  jane  20,  saloon  211  92d 

et2y  1274 

Drebln  L  to  0  Wolfra  jalv  9,  mdse  61  Banker  8t.$126 
Zeuoh  H  to  S  Longfls  jaly  9,  mdse  eto,  686  Lincoln 

8t  $300 

Glomskl  J  to  Enflewskl  jaly  — ,  625  Nob:e  $200 

Jensen  L  P  to  S  Ohristensen  july  10,  groceries  681 

Grand  av  tsoo 

Ohamberlin  T  T  to  8  B  Ohamberlin  jaly  9,  fnrn.  $600 

Longfls  L  to  L  J  Szeach  jnly  — ,  mdse  etc,   $375 

Orean  A  to  J  W  Groswold  jaly  8,  furn  ly  $275 

Edgar  T  lo  0  M  McKenny  july  9,  ptg  office  81  5th 

T  11400 

Orde  S  L  to  J  Erhart  july  3,  saloon  261   Wells  st 

 $160ii 

Starkey  W  to  M  0  McDonald  jaly  6,  machine  $10C 

Dickenberg  C  to  Ohicage  Brg  Co  july  10,  saloon  86 

w  North  av  2y  $80C 

Boysen  A  to  A  Felzler  july  8,  farn  201  w  Erie.  $2500 
Oillnian  M  L  to  H  K  GUman  jane  3,  mdse  116  Mar- 
ket ti 

Gilman  H  E  to  S  Mankovitz  jaly  11,  mdse  116  Har- 

tet  $650 

Hnrlbul  A  and  W  S  Eden  to  Northern  Hotel  Oo 

jane  1,  furn.  Great  Morthern  Hotel  $1 

Gangell  A  to  A  Kochanowskl  jaly  16,  restaurant 

660  Milwaukee  av  $300 

Kutz  M  to  B  florwich  july  16,  groceries  236  w  Ran- 
dolph   t7c9 

Powell  M  toP  J  O'Donnell  jane  20,  flxt  $450 

Denmark  P  to  S  Richards  may  15,  furn  138  Wells. $60 
Shaffuer  J  to  0  Shaflner  jaly  7,  bldg,  37  and  i9  16th 

6m  $200 

Orown  A  to  J  Johnson  july  11,  restaurant  3038 

wentworth  av  $450 

Brosel  N  to  J  Salinger  july  1,  peddling  business 

427  Milwaukee  av  ly  $400 

Smith  E  to  J  M  Detrlck  july  1,  furn  3310  Indiana 

av  Im  1278 

(  hnran  F  to  J  Matuska  jnly  1,  saloon  614  Lincoln 

 $1800 

Westergren  J  to  W  E  Ackley  jaly  1,  fnrn  em  $70 

Wowrrieoky  W  to  W  O  Wade  july  5,  furn  6m  $18 

Sullivan  L  to  W  O  Wade  jaly  8,  turn  6m  $25 

Haggston  J  A  to  W  O  Wade  jaly  8,  furn  6m  $61 

Brcdowekl  A  Z  to  W  0  Wade  july  1,  furn  and  s  m 

6  per  cent  iigi 

Hasucherren  A  to  W  O  Wade  jaly  9,  fnrn  and  s  m 

6m   162 

Oronli  D  F  agt  to  G  Hessett  Jr  july  13,  saloon  856 

w  Adams  1260 

Hesser  G  J  to  Am  Brg  Oo  july  13,  saloon  356  w 

Adams....  1250 

Johannes  F  to  0  W  Johnson  may  1,  mdse,  3922 

State  11000 

Sohaefer  F  to  L  E  Schaefer  jane  1,  Int  In  business, 

395  Harrison  ,  J500 

Weidemeler  H  to  A  Fon§ter  jane  27,  cows  etc, 

1703  I'horndike  st,  ly.  $168 

Lang  A  to  M  Lang  jaly  12,  furn  794  Maplewood  av 
 ;  $300 

Maran  J  jI  to  T  Maram  july  16,  mdse  214  65th... $333 
Eorchman  M  to  J  J  Petermichel  jaly  1,  wagons 

etc,  776  12th  $2500 

Butler  J  to  G  Thompson  july  1,  horse  $400 

Severln  H  to  A  G  Stewart  jnly  2,  mdse  246  North 

 $700 

Berks  W  J  to  0  G  Bloke  jnly  8,  fnrn,  Womans 

Temple  fnn 

Hunt  E  to  E  O  Towne  july  1,  piano  and  fnrn  139 

84th  Bt  t462 

Welsher  A  Q  to  W  J  Andrews  jnly  1,  farn  196 


Olark  2y  jagTO 

Rivolre  D  to  L  Oombaz  june  25.  ^  Int  In  basiness 

367  Wabash  |66o 

Piasecht  N  to  A  Jankowski  july  3,  saloon  1858  48th 

   $400 

Aubert  A  J  to  A  W  Stanmeyer  jnly  1,  honse,  lot 

107  b  51,  33  40  14  |iooo 

Reney  M  to  Y  Small  july  2,  fnrn  eto,  494  LaSalle 

6m  $291 

Chambers  M  E  to  C  Mueller  july  1,  hotel  fnrn  282 

Indiana  st   $1800 

Downer  M  to  8  Richardson  june  26,  furn  221  Olark 

•  $201 

Grnf^zka  J  to  A  Malkowa  jnly  1,  grocery  3201  Fox 

 $500 

Bohn  E  to  M  E  Peltzer  June  27,  farn  Lemone.. .  $700 

Peltzar  M  E  to  E  Bohn  jnne  21,  furn  $700 

Bohn  E  to  M  B  Pellzer  Jane  27,  saloon  Lemont. .  $300 
Peltzer  M  E  to  E  Bohn  jane  29,  saloon,  Lemont  .$300 

Hayes  D  H  to  F  R  Kimball  apr  8,  furn  $150 

I  ockwood  F  B  to  J  T  Smith  june  17,  paint  shop. $160 

Huse  R  to  H  Dennis  july  2,  furn  253  North  av  $213 

Meseerth  E  to  W  Miller  jaly  6,  furn  $180 

Freedman  S  to  S  Levin  july  — ,  mdse  1632  Wabash 

 $300 

Ohratal  J  to  M  Norotny  juns  29,  turn  and  flxt  698 

Jefferson    ^450 

Tobey  A  to  8  Miller  sept  1,  furn  160*  Michigan  av 

 $273 

Zuckermaa  &  Cohn  to  J  Qoldberger  july  6,  furn 

594  Halsted  $4o(; 

Jankowski  J  V  to  N  W  Plaseoki  jnly  5,  saloon  1868, 

*8th  $400 

Smith  J  T  to  F  B  Lockwood  jane  21,  24,  factory. $150 
Enopp  0  B  to  A  Bensel  july  5,  farn  1299  Lake.. $2100 
Erzeeiculcowski  M  to  F  Anson   furn  982  n 

Hoyne  $300 

Waterman  G  to  F  Waterman  juiy  5,  pony  span.. $150 
Fiater  0  J  to  J  J  Petermlchael  may  6,  grocery  131 

w  Randolph  $1000 

Meeen  F  L  to  S  F  Mesen  jnne  24,  jewelry  $300 

Sclobohn  A  to  F  Ozello  june  25,  saloon  12  State.  $460 
Jones  E  C  to  a  W  Frey  dec  6,  fura  3465  Waba8h$1800 
Arlningzlata  V  to  T  Nasell  july  3,  shop  336  Olark 

 $325 

Petermichel  J  J  to  F  W  Anckleme  jaly  6,  horses 

wagon  and  candy  routes   $1950 

Ousack  E  to  Citizens  Brg  Oo  jaly  6,  horses,  eto, 

and  saloon  2968  Deerlng  $570 

McOluae  W  H  to  J  F  MoOlure  jaly  8,  pt  office  sup- 
plies 241  Rial  to  $1000 

Duncan  G  A  to  W  Forest  jnly  6,  fnrn  126  6th  av.$1600 
Llndeman  B  to  P  H  Tillsy  july  1,   milk  business, 

Oak  Pk     $1000 

Lemert  E  to  J  Lemert  july  8  factory  779  Madison 
Halma  J  to  M  Alma  jane  6,  furn  4849  Ashland  av.$4(0 
Saner  J  to  M  Tondrasek  jaly  6,  furn  363  w  12th. $1800 
Oberlin  M  L  to  J  E  Fltzpatriok  201  Washington. $700 
Beloemann  A  to  E  aelnemann  jane  22,  furn  4938 

Ashland  av  $1000 

Fernberg  J  to  J  Siskin  june  24,  mdse  787  Lincoln 

av  $1000 

Perry  J  J  to  R  Condon  june  24,  mdse  1366  Jackson 

 $300 

Gee  W  t3  B  Si  june  25,  furn  4617  Ashland  $120 

Soo  G  to  r  Gon  june  25,  furn  4742  Ashland  $150 

Breese  M  E  to  R  F  Breese  jnne  17,  4l8t  and  Ind  av 

  $2500 

Rienecke  F  et  al  to  J  Spiegel  &  Oo  jnne  22,  bldgs 

etc,  Robinson  st  and  0  it  A  tracks  $50,5J0 

Renter  F  to  J  Spiegel  &  Oo  june  22,  bldgs. . ..  $60,600 
McOaffen  H  J  to  E  Rebn  june  25,  grocery  831  Van 

Buren  $600 

Galor  R  to  H  Schmidt  june  16,  saloon  115  36  Front 

av  $4C0 

Gamble  J  to  E  H  Vavra  jane  25,  furn  61  La8alle$350 
Price  F  A  to  E  E  Belles  feb  26,  shop  and  contents, 

8  40  13   $J00 

Nye  M  A  to  G  W  Hill  june  27,  horse  $300 

Hughes  A  F  to  R  A  Wright  june  26,  saloon  1236 

Madison  $1600 

Barney  M  M  to  G  T  Houston  &  Oo  june  27,  lumber 

eto.  Its  8  and  9  b  60  Elston  odd   $226 

Strong  B  D  to  J  E  Eager  jnne  24,  machy  and  plant 

cor  Jackson,  Loomis  and  Throop  $16,000 

Besteder  W  to  J  McBrlde  jnne  28,  J4  int  in  horses 

etc,  $1800 

Baugerson  A  to  H  B  Hanson  jnne  26,  horses  wagon 

etc,  81  Perry  av  $294 

Schimel  L  to  H  W  Simmons  jnne  13,  fnrn  1087 

Jackson  $150 

Jnmes  E  B  to  J  H  Tuchband  jnne  27,  horse  $250 

Fries  H  A  to  A  Schoenmayer  jnne  27,  ptg  office 

183  Olark  $600 

Wanzer  R  D  to  H  Echsteadt  jnne  24,  saloon  3832 

Stote  $600 

Mahon  J  E  to  E  L  Mahan  jnne  24,  horses  etc  and 

piano,  170  w  Washington  $800 


Dn  Bois  and  Van  Taseel  Brothers  v  Boehm  Leather 
Oo,  $4,166.68. 

John  Fleming  v  Chicago  and  Erie  Railroad  Oo, 
$1,260. 

Thomas,  Patrick,  EUzsbeth  0,  Margaret  B,  John  E, 


Peter,  James  and  Robert  J  Brennau  vOlty  of  OhI. 

cago,  $8,000. 
Fritz  Sohroeder  v  Frazer  &  Chalmers,  $3,600. 
Swedish  American  National  Bank  of  Minneapolis,  v 

Isaac  Golden,  $2,693. 
People,  use  of  F  J  Deegan  v  J  F  Gosrgen,  0  L  Nle- 

hoff,  Michael  Ryan,  $6,000. 
T  H  Gault,  J  McE  Oleland  v  Henrietta  Loveland, 

$15,000. 

Theodore  Mueller  v  Charles  Meyer,  $3,000. 
Perry,  Mueller  &  Oo  v  U  W  Stupner,  $810,35. 
Wagg-Anderson  Woolen  Oo  v  H  W  Stupner  $662.43. 
R  F  Thorogood  r  P  L  Touhy,  $567.75. 
Michael  Campbell  and  Patrick  Egan  v  J  8  Thomas, 
$661.20. 

James  Vandeventerv  J  8  Wright,  $562.70. 

W  E  Elokke  v  West  Chicago  Street  Railway  Co,  $500. 

Frederick  Sordenfrei  v  Peter  and  Waldrurga  Franz- 
man,  $640.91. 

Hall,  Dresser  &  00  v  Frank  A  Hecht,  $2,600. 

D  R  Francis  &  Brother  Oomml-sion  Company  vA 
Leask,  $2,812.16. 

M  Butterfleld  v  A  S  and  H  F  Race,  $9,412.43. 

Prairie  State  National  Bank  v  S  W  Rogers  et  al, 
$3,100. 

John  Mulvell  v  Lippman  Silver  et  al,  $936. 
Magdalena  Junk  v  Peter  Homer,  $759. 
National  Bank  of  Oonstantine,  v  John  0  Oonlln, 
$2,500. 

Elise  Morris,  admtr  estate  of  Henry  Morris,  v  Fred- 
eric W  Hildebrandt,  $4,000. 

Ambrose  D  Hay  ward  v  Oity  of  OUcago,  $1,116 

Conrad  Seipp  Brewing  Co  v  William  Law,  $770.36. 

Globe  Savings  Bank  v  Thomas  McOann,  $828.38. 

Oharles  H  MiU§  v  George  W  Palmer,  $4,691. 

Sprague,  Warner  &  Oo  v  Richelieu  Hotel  Oo,  $1,087. 

Spragne,  Warner  &  Oo  v  Kichelien  Hotel  Oo,  $4,136. 

D  H  Tolman  v  J  M  Russell,  $830. 

C  G  L  Eelso  v  Wilson  Manufacturing  Oo,  $1,216.40. 

W  R  Manierre  v  Berghoff  Brewing  Oo,  $928.03. 

Emily  Anderson  v  Andrew  Bjornson,  $1,958.38. 

Ohicago  Vehicle  Company  v  Boston  Laundry  Oo, 
$641. 

F  M  Goodman  v  Fred  G  and  Giles  8  Doty,  $1,000. 
Great  Northern  Wool  and  Fur  Oo  v  Lena  Friedmon, 
$2,103.35. 

John  E  Jenkins  and   Walter  H  Wilson  v  Thomas 

Hawkes,  $664  811. 
Henry  E  Fletcher  v  E  H  Eing  and  Wilson  Shufeldt, 

$1,202.22.  " 
John  A  Modin  v  Andrew  Liad,  $684.20. 
John  D  Helmkin  v  Gustav  Luth  et  al,  $1,350. 
Morrlmura  Aral  &  Oo  v  Natchaug  Silk  Co,  $14,786  68. 
China  and  Japan  Trading  Cj   v  Natchaug  Silk  Oo, 

$8,193  47. 

F  M  Smith  V  Richelieu  Hotel  Co,  $1,077. 
F  J  Dewes  Brewing  Oo  v  H  W  Stcinhaus,  $747.75. 
Bohemian  Brewing  Co  v  Martin  Vlasak  et  al,  $626. 
Oharles  H  Mears  &  Oo  v  John    M  Bergstrom, 
$741.88. 

Bridget  MoDermott  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $1,100. 
Bradner  Smith  &  Co  v  De  Olerque  &  Schmetzer, 
$1,869.23. 

James  B  Glow  &  Sons  v  Alfred  H  Fett,  $523.59. 
Moffat  Oycis  Co,  use  of  Caroline  D  Hill,  v  Frank  T 

Fowler,  $8,992. 
Star  Coal  Oo  v  Dion  Geraldine,  $68.24. 
John  A  Roebling  v  E  B  Gilman,  O  H  Slmonds  and  H 

E  Gilman,  $3,192. 4>;. 
Thomas  Melhle  v  John  8  Given  Jr,  $502.45. 
Peter  Gillen  et  al  v  John  Gsell,  $1,356.04. 
Henry  J  Hewes  v  James  and  Augusta  Hayward, 

$8,000. 

Oharles  B  Foot  v  David  Henderson,  $632. 

Stearns  Manufacturing  Oo  v  George  D  Hoffman, 

$1,962.46. 
W  H  Hoops  v  E  T  Horn,  $1,357.50. 
Joseph  Doskocie  v  L  W  Eadlec,  $618.25. 
Oharles  8  Raddin  v  Nellie  D  Lines,  $2,169, 
Mary  E  B  Meserve  v  Genrge  Miller,  John  L  Btagg 

and  George  L  Miller,  $4,905. 
Thomas  Milton  Eelly  v  M  E  Page  Confectionery 

Co,  $800. 

Simpson,  Hall,  Miller  &  Go  v  Morse,  Mitchell  h 

Williams,  $2,074.00. 
L  Wolff  Mannfactnrlrg  Go  v  M  F  MuDzesheimwr, 

$7,988.96. 

Wayne  County  Pav'ngs  Bank  of  Homestead,  Pr,  v  W 
H  Siltaerhom,  $5,4-.27.35. 

The  Mutual  Bank  v  William  D  Tilden,  $1,034.73. 

John  G  Everett  v  George  A  Treyser,  $508.75. 

Michael  Woods  v  Dulon  Stockyards  and  Transit  Oo, 
Ohicago,  Burllogton  and  Quincy  Railroad  Oo,  Ohi- 
cago and  Northwestern  Railroad  Co,  Ohicago  and 
Alton  Railroad  Co,  and  Illinois  Central  Railroad 
Oo,  $1,000 

Oontinental    National  ^Bank    v    Oharles  Weaver, 
The  W  L  Scott  Co  v  Oharles  A  Weaver.  $9,690.43. 
Gottfried  Brewing  Oo  v  Frank  Wollny,  $1,441  04. 
Fortune  Brothers'   Prewlng  Oo  v  James  O'Boyle, 

alias  James  Boyle,  $1,397.70. 
People's  Electric  Light  and  Motor  Power  Oo  v  Oity 

of  Ohicago,  $1,762.02. 
People's  Light  and  Power  Oo  v  Oity  of  Ohicago, 

$6,488.23. 

Uargsret  A  Soben  v  Oity  of  Ohicago,  $3,600, 


July  20  1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL. 


695 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


0  T  sab,  It  12  of  snb  of  Its  15  16  and  19  b 
56,  7  39  14.  Karl  B  Jyroh  v  Ida  and 
Charles  J  Borronghs  and  Adolph  Loeb 
  13750.90 

Brand's  sob  in  Behm's  add  to  Bine  laid, 
It  37  b  i.  Balling  Co  v  R  S  Flowers 
 $201  96 

Melrose  at,  prem  1638.  Adolph  Uasterlid 

V  Qeorge  E  Barns,  Alois  Hank. ..  $138.76 
Lake  av,  prem  5451-53.  Charles  Gibbs  & 

Co  Y  David  R  Shannon,  Edwin  S  Bowes 
and  John  R  Bowes  |69 

Sixty-first  st,  prem  746.  John  Reed  v  L  E 
Flordine  and  C  J  Carlson  $233.98 

Sizty-flrst  st,  prem  750.  Same  t  Same. $235 

Sixty  first  st,  prem  762.  Same  v  Same 
 $187.82 

Englewood  Hill,  (6244  Marshfield  av)  It 
18  b  7.  Englewood  Sash  and  Door  Co  v 
Charles  M  MoLonth  $165.23 

Englewood  Hill  snb.  It  18  b  7.  Enioker- 
booker  loe  Co  v  Charles  M  MoLoath 
 $63.65 

Hookes'  snb,  It  1  and  n  25  ft  It  2  in  C  T 
snb  8  e  3^  29  40  14.  John  R  Gregory  v 
F  C  Thompson  .$150 

Weddell  &  Cox's  snb.  It  35  of  e  >^  of  s  w 
^  seo  29  38  14.  So  Side  Lnm  Co  v  Jen- 
nie and  Morris  Beoker  $295.41 

Lt  10  b  3  n  }4  frao  11  39  14.  N  Y 
Safety  Steam  Power  Co  v  Dernberg, 
Gliok  &  Horner  $317.50 

Park  View,  It  14  b  1.  Union  Fnrnaoe  Cov 
Wm  F  Miller  $1035 

MoEetoham  &  M's  snb,  Its  41  and  42  b  14 
w  3^  n  w  34  14  38  14.  Lawson  &  Frisby 
Lumber  Co  v  Joseph  H  Chapek.  .$272.82 

Gage  et  al's  snb.  It  1  b  6  of  e  s  e  3^  32 
39  14.  Emory  C  Wise  et  al  v  Martha  and 
Christopher  F  Kelly  $200 

Ft  Dearborn  add,  It  1  b  2.  Axel  Oollender 

V  John  B  Legnard  $770.92 

Gilpin's  sub,  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Pk  add  to  Chicago.  J  W  Hiokey  Co 

V  Roy  D  Curry  $2007 

Borden's  snb,  snb  Its  27  and  28,  Its  4  5 

and  6  and  s  60  ft  of  It  7  b  8  of  s  u  3^ 
seo  36  40  13.  Adam  Harvey  et  al  v  Ole 
Knndson  $1143.47 

Eggleeion's  resub,  n  130  ft  It  12  of  b  3  n 
e  3^  28  38  14.  Chicago  Veneered  Door 
Co  V  Fredmond  W  Knhn  $130.75 

Pike's  snb,  ltllof8j^se3€ne34s  w 
K  3  38  14.  D  H  Marble  v  May  L  Brown 
 $60 

Waoansia  av,  prem  114.  Thomas  Gaohow- 
ski  v  Alex  Nadolny  $328.40 

Connselman's  nub,  It  43  b  2  of  b  28  0  T 
sub,  e  3^  31  39  14.  Wm  White  v  Annie 
MoUoneld  $421.13 

Same  prems.  August  Wille  et  al  v  Same 
 $1621 

Ogden's  blvd  add,  Its  20  and  21  b  1.  A  L 
Meriam  v  E  Brnnner  and  E  Sohwalin 
 $615 

Premises  n  w  cor  of  Newberry  av  and 
14th  St.  Dawson  Bros  v  Jacob  Laskey 
 $252.50 

Gilpin's  snb.  Its  15  to  17  of  b  14,  Vernon 
Pk  add.  Francisco  Blair  et  al  v  Day  D 
Curry  and  Theresa  SnIIivan  $8019.25 

Lt  11  b  42  in  sub  div  of  Irving  Park. 
Frank  L  Lively  v  Millard  W  Rice  and  J 
A  MacBurney  $62.50 


APPL.IC&.TIOIV  FOB  BUILiDIIVC} 
FKB9IIT8. 

Emerald  av  4649,  J  W  Barton,  tbree  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t5,000. 

Langley  av  6350,  P  Oarney,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Sherman  pi  1738-10,  B  Mandl,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t3,500. 

Obamplaln  av  4943,  Pearson  &  Anderson,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Sangamon  et  8  11827,  Alfred  Bnnston,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,7U0 

Morgan  st  S  11811,  Frank  O  Wietlof ,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,700. 

Congress  st  W  2277,  Mrs  J  Oornwell,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  fiats,  $2,600. 

Van  Buren  st  W,  J  R  Kool,  2  story  and  basement 
basement  brick  flats,  13,000. 

Twenty-first  pi  951,  John  Berg,  2  story  and  base- 
ineut  brlos  fiats,  $8,800. 


Lincoln  Park  blvd  179-81,  Potter  Palmer,  two  4  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 
Oakdale  av  437  and  456,  Frank  Bobertson,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  fiats,  $7,U00. 
Halsted  st  642-44,  Joseph  Zangerle,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flits  $3,5U0. 
Fifty-ninth  st  723,  Charles  Bolander,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,U00. 

Addison  st  685-57,  Bev  Andrew  Oroke,  2  story  frame 

residence,  $2,600. 
Western  av  N  12  14  16  and  18,  R  F  Oonway,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  store  and  apartment 

bailding,  $i0,00i). 
Luke  St  W  1008-10-12,  Same,  4  story  and  baiement 

brick  apartment  bnilding,  $36,000. 
North  av  W  401-4U9,  EirohoS  t,  Lange,  4  etory  and 

basement  brick  masic  hall,  $26,000. 
McLean  avenne  493,  H  F  Eaton,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,000. 

Washtenaw  av  376  to  380,  Loais  Berfir,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 
Vincennes  av  6630,  L  J  Boyer,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Giddings  st  313,  W  J  Stewart,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Homan  av  1180,  W  H  Galasha,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $2,200. 
Tarner  av  9U9,  F  B  Dandelin,  2  story  and  baeement 

brisk  flats,  $4,600. 
Twentieth  st  W  934,  Bndolph  Troike,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  fiats,  $3,600. 
St  Lonis  av  1396,  Vojta  Vydima,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $2,60U. 
Spanlding  av  6U6,  Mrs  £  Maas,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,800. 
Lnbeck  st  17  19  and  21,  All   Saints'  Polish  Gatholic 

Church,  2  story  and  basement  brick  charch  and 

school,  $19,000, 
Albany  av  93,  W  T  Roberts,  2  story  and  basesient 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Twelfth  Bt  W  411.417,  St  Ignatlui   College,  4  etory 

and  basement  brick  addition  to  college,  $40,000. 
Monroe  st  W  1563,  Henry  Q  8ohmeltz,     story  and 

basement  brick  residence,  t8,0U0. 
Portland  ay  3244,  Mrs  8  A  8attou,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  (6,000. 
Eighty-eighth  st  1252,  Charles  Crawford,  1  story 

frame  cotisge,  $2,000. 
Englewood  av  414,  J  A  Botcher,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $3,000. 
Wabash  av  425-439,  and  39-45  Peck  ct,  M  M  Brown, 

two  2  story  and  basement  brick  store  bnildings, 

$30,000. 

Rokeby  st  156,  Thomas  Furlong,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Bncklngham  pi  1673,  William  Nelson,  2  story  frame 
flats.  $2,600. 

8t  James  pi  48-50,  B  Harnstrom,  twJ4  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  125,000 . 

Clark  st  N  1584-88,  William  Haworth,  four  1  story 
and  basement  brick  stores,  $3,000. 

Qarfleld  av  380-86,  J  Q  Carlson,  four  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Burling  st  605-607,  0  J  Hagee,  2tory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $9,000. 

Union  av  7112,  Qeorge  Qraham,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,200. 

Wabash  av  2962,  Samuel  Davis,  4  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $20,000. 

Orescent  road,  William  McEwen,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $4,000. 

Eufleld  av,  William  UcEwen,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$2,600. 

Noble  av  1040,  Peter  Billen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

LaSalle  av  618,  John  F  Jelke,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $26,000. 

Orescent  road,  A  A  Augustus,  2  story  and  basemen  t 
brick  dwelling,  $6,600. 

BUerton  av,  W  A  Lime,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,600. 

Park  av  1460-52,  Central  Park  Congregational 
Church,  1  story  and  basement  brick  church,  $5,000. 

Ninety-second  st  157,  E  L  Hassenstein,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  office,  $2,800 

Wood  st  6322  44,  William  Frink,  ten  1  story  frame 
cottages,  $9,000. 

Halsted  st  S  6262,  James  Cannon,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000 . 

Qrand  blvd  3710-18,  Jacob  0  Biefield,  five  3  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $26,000. 

Orand  blvd  4814,  W  P  Qnm,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $9,000. 

Paulina  st  S  6327,  Edward  D  Wictere,  2  story  and 
basement  briok  fiats,  $2,000. 

Larrabue  st  403,  Caterlne  Wiudbill,  2  story  and  base 
ment  briok  flat,  $3,000. 

Halsted  st  8  331-333,  Trustees  Hull  house,  4  story 
and  basement  brick  children's  building,  $9,000. 

Springfield  av  1046,  S  E  Daoast,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $3,000. 

Nineteenth  st  W  1233-63,  Bnsse  &  Qleasoa,  4  story 
and  basement  brick  factory  and  engine  room, 
$60,000. 

Kimball  av  167,  J  H  Blohmah,  2  story  and  basement 
l?riok  dwtlling,  13,001;, 


Orescent  road,  J  B  Coble,  2  story  frame  dwelling 
$4,(00. 

Orescent  road,  Robert  Dousman,  2  story  frame 
dwelling  $4,000. 

Oalitornia  av  N  500,  0  and  I  Dabler,  2  stcry  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,0u0. 

Palmer  square  203,  Dally  Brothers,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $2,801). 

Dudley  st  765,  John  McDonald,  three  story  aid  base- 
ment  brick  fiats,  $3,8i)0. 

Cornelia  st  643-645,  H  Le  Brown,  4  story  and  base- 
ment  briok  flats,  $8,n00. 

Jcnson  st  90,  L  Q  Hageu,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
fiats,  $9,(00. 

LaSalle  av  493,  William  McCain,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Rockwell  and  sts,  Unicago  Fneamatio  Malting  Com- 
pany, 1  story  and  basement  briok  elevator,  $1,000 

Hinman  st  992,  Henry  Browoman,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  stores  and  flats,  $4,500. 

North  av  W  1176,  Q  Walk,  2  story  and  basement  briok 
stores  and  flats,  $6,000, 

Linden  pi  123  to  141,  Metropoli  an  West  Side  Eleva- 
ted Railroad  Oompany,  motor  Inspection  house,  1 
story  frame,  $7,000. 

Lincoln  av  497,  Richard  Birk,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $2,00j. 

Armitage  av  260,  Josepo  Sankoski,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  $4,000. 

Shober  st  118,  J  H  Mc3ee,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  stores  and  flats,  $3,500. 

Walnut  st  608,  J  L  Collins,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,000. 

Davis  st  630,  Ohris  Nelson,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Aoerdeen  st  6144,  A  Severln,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flat,  $3,00J. 

Harvard  st  7327,  N  P  Severln,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flat,  $4,500. 

Madison  av  5641-43,  J  0  Morrison,  two  2  story  and 
basement  briok  dwellings,  $12,000. 

Ellis  av  5331-35,  Gordon  &  Dimmet,  three  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 

Vincennes  av  6301-7,  Nagel  &  Marry,  four  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 


Where  Shall  we  so  this  Summer  ? 


We  can  answer  the  inquiry. 

A  complete  list  of;the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Resorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  by  calling  person 
ally  at  Olty  Ticket  Office  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  Ht.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building. 
No.  95  Adams  Htreet,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Location  for  Factories. 

The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identiiled 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo 
tion  of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them 
selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Oompany  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resonrces. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P,  Railway 

i25  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  ZU.  ^ 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.  Gr  H  N  T  S  .  (  


ANDERSON,  Qnstavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  et 
BAIBD  b  WARNER,  Bme.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PABISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BABNEY  BRCO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BERGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  '^ons.,  Bm  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWORTH  A.  0.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIENDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CUMMINGS  E.  A,,  h  Co.,   2d  fioor  Dearborn  and 
Wafhlngton  sts. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  et.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  &  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommercp. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  et. 
iTBICKE,  C.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  BIk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
SORDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  et 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Ohicago. 
90YNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENBT,  B.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  and  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  Ladalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
ItlAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COB,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
HULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBrON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEAENE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Blfg. 

KAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,S109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  Q  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
8CHUMA0BEB  O.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBAET  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  et 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpi 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  155  LaSalle  Str« 
ZOTTEBMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 

BANK£R8. 

DBEYBB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MEB0HANT8  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Colbnm 

Attorney,   South  Ohicago  111. 
?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DearborL 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  BandolpS. 

AlJitracti  of  Title. 


HADDOCK  VALLETTE  it  BIOKOOBDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  st. 

SANDY  *  00.,  92-4  Waenington  st 
PELTZBE,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  WBShington  et 
BEOOBDBB'S  ABSTBAOT  DEPT.,  Oonnty  Conrt 
Hoai*. 


REVELL'S 

CUBTAiai  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 
Wa  basil  aTe& Adams  u 


696 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  20,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

m  1  &  CO.  I   

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEKTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUPAOTUBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


s 


Que 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  you  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U8  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  sttri pes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St 

HICAGO. 

AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  L.a  Selle   and  Usdison  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  ai^d  Qeperal  [iardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oxir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tbe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  o\xc  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  aM  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven : 
to  r<^modeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled : 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  our 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


i*tla8  Fire  Assnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Tranaatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Booheater  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Inn.  Oo.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAISAIiCK  STKBJBT. 

CHICAGO  IliIilNOIt» 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A,  Loeb. 

Louts  Becker 


Telephone  Main  t353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Arcliitectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  naraaette  Bids,  M.  W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf  r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  OflBce, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^....«^a 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUP  A  D  Except  their 
them       wntnr  price 

Typewriter  Cliairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Baeb  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  4  Oo./'IRSr 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


PASSENGER 

AND 

FREIGHT 


[ELEVATORS. 


OFFICK  ANI>  WORKS, 
ISth  (Street  and  Ashland  A  venue. 
Chicaso,  111. 


ilenrf  J.  Gospvelft  C 

1538-1539  MAHaUETTE  BLDG.. 
{  CHICAGO. 

Lar^e  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  f  ees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyriglits,  Etc. 

CtiandlBB  ft  CtiandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     wbi»hij«(>}TON,  JD.  c. 


C.  FLOOD. 


Telephone  No  9         '      0HA8.  F.  TA1L"E. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  C09I91BRCIAIi  AVEIVUK, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Pre8t. 


H.  H  OBOSS, 
Vice-Prest. 


GEO.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
plolQps  of  Titles  Furnishetl- 


Chicago. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


\7M .  F.  TEUPSIi.  FBANK  TEMPEL.         ANTHONY  BOHIIiIiEB 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KIN^IE  STRIEET,  COR>  CtARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attra^^^^      SIGNS  A.!]...!^.ir'.f??.: 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2  ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "    9.50 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   4  00 

6x8  "  ^'   6.00 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  30.  CHICAGO,  JULY  tl,  1895.  Office  163  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIUDINO  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

■ 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  Foan 

and  pinandal  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WILLIS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,          OEOBGB  L,  WABNSB. 
Oonenltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sucodedlng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est^d  1857* 

•REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

MONFY  TO  \  riAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  Wasliiiigton street. 

GILBBBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                     D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

T04  Schiller  Building. 

Specie!  attention  Klven  to                             /T?  1  <~»C3»  crr^ 
Taxes  and  Aseessmentg .                           vLi    ^  • 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

n6dl '  LoltllG '  dllU '  nulllllllL. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■3J415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUEjie. 
Telephone  West  «9a,  CHICAGO 

WASMANSDOEEF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Vos.  14S  and  147  Randolph  ^t.. 
CHICA«:0. 

The  Inv«Btment  of  Money  In  Good  SeonrUles  a  Speoiaity.  Firet 
Mortijageg  on  Real  Estate  alwayaon  hand. 

J.H-    125  Dearborn  Street. 

li/KNiVOsSINGEN 

I       1        &  CO. 

H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

A .  0  .  SLACOHTEB .                                                   WM .  T .  BAEEB . 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  1  S-  1  I'Z   TjS,   Sail©  Street- 
Members  N.  T.  Stock  Exchange.  Members  Ohioago  Stock  Exchange. 
STOOES  AXD  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

|liDrt|a|B  Leans  anfl  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

taa  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAQO. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 
NOTARY  puBuc.                            Cliicagfo,  111. 

EDWIN  B.  6HEI1DON.                                 EUQEME  H.  FIBBBCBN. 
WM.  OQDEN  OBE£N.                               BANDOLFB  E.  FI8HBUBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1839. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen  Blcig.,  34  Olarlc  St., 
CHICAGO. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiKPBOKE  1416. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'S.t.es. 

XyCorteisige  Ljoslzis. 

114  La  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  briclc 
and  Iramc  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.   Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.   Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12,  Care  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

Established  1879.                        Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
„     Main  Office                   Branch  Office 

1  87  &  1  89  Dearborn  St-          Qalamet  av.,  and  17th  St. 

Te!.  OeWand  387, 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  OHIOAGO 
Harlem  Avenue  and                  1104  Owicgs  Building 
Madison  Street.                     215  Pearlsorn  Street. 

«98 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  27,  1896. 


W.  H. 
GAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-or©  .  Tracts  •  Fiiroliaseci 

Or  Sal3&i7idecL  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEB  OCEAN  BUILDDTQ. 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work  <i}rille8 

S.  M.  Peterson  <fe  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet,  Milwaukee  are.  and  Kinzie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  •  CtjlCagfO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

143  Eandolph  St . 

CHICA60. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
tS.CO  to  tsn.OU  per  a  no  am 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

«3|  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  j$< 
•ej  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  f$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  106  NORTH  ANENUE, 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BAN  KERS.  ^"^^ 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


OHIOAGO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Sr,    B3ANO    66     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  airte-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


MecliJinics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 

•  Men  counseling   with  this 

•  office  are  offered  unequaled 

•  opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.    All  required 

•  information  given  at  office. 

•  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  C]r|iCagfO,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo.  Sobneideb,  President. 
WAI.TBB  L.  Peoe,  Vloe  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vloe  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbt  D,  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
HBNsx  B.  ejh;,  2dA8st.  Oasbjer; 


CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &.Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4. 

Francis  B.  Fe&'bocly.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


f .  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABI8B, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURHSTG  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  masonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO. 

BANKERS. 

Reaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STItS£T' 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.LINSCOTT&Go. 

605  ^tock  JBxcbanse  Bnlldlns,  .  Cbloaso, 

Pgrner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Str^ete, 


„ftmii 


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A  Perfect  Reference  Record  { 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCW8PAPE 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 


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BUILDING  AND  REAL  ESTATE 
NEWS 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  27, 1895 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBTI8KD  AND  OOBBEOTEO  BYEBX  WEEK — ALL  LETIEBS  MUST  BE 
HABKBO  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUUBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADTBBTISED  BXOEFT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT's 
inDBKBS  IS  OITEN. 


200 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-story  briok  bnilding,  lot  26  x 

126.    R  11  1  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  hoase  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
$1,690  oash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  ll-room  briok  house.    B  15....$  7,000 

Bo\pen  av,  No  89,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  6,600 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalamet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Oalnmet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  bnilding  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $33;  $360  cash.    C  18  $  3,360 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  hoase 

B  15  $  6,200 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.    O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  inoumbrance  of  $8,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  Bt  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^zlOO.  R  11 .  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombranoe  $16,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  36th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory ,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  11 .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building, 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

BIdg  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  .$23,000 
Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x126.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Bnilding,  Suite    212,    oor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  ll-room  brick  house.  B  15. $15,000 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  lO-room  stone  house.  B  16. $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15..$  8,500 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $30,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  oash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  oor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
Porrestville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$  7,000 
Forty-second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15  $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P4  1 

Oor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $ 

Oor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Oor97xl00,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.  P  4. .  .$ 
Oor  60x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *    $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 
foot.   P4  1 


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Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  15. $16,000 
Forty-seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  15 . . 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  

Forty-eighth  st,  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15 . . 


6,000 
220 
98 
8,000 


7,000 
9,000 


Forty-eighth  st,  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  15  $10,500 

Grand  blvd, near  46th  st,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  66th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  <k  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near52d  st,  lO-room  frame  house. B  15.$lojO00 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write -f or  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  a-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  34th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B 15. $10,000 

Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $17,500 

Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  15.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Ingleside  av,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoD<<es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  a^,n6ar'<7th  st,10-room  stone  house.B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  15. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $16,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  oor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  ,  

Madison  av,  near  57th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  16. . 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

<fc  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  R3d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  16. .  .$  4,600 
Michigan  av,near  Slst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  ,..$  no 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  67th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16. .  .$15,000 

Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15  $  6,000 

Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  16  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  16. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

 $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  most  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  O  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  |  i^gOO 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Oom- 
mission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  11   $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44th  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $  8.600 

Sixty-first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  rooms.stone.B  15.  $12,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Sixty-first  st.  No  251,  14-room  frame.    B  16  $10,000 

Sixty-first  at,  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  St. 
Sixty-ninth  ot,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

briok.    B  16  |  4,500 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Oalnmet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Park  av,  near  Slst  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

„   $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  S4th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,500 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  S 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  S  acres  of  ground  imptoved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  oash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  oash. 

_        12    I  4  500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xia5.    Lawler  <k  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av.oor  47th  st,  ll-room  stone  house.  B  15. $17,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  4Sd  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. . .  $  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.   B  15.  $17,000 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  165 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q 8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 

Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $15,000 

Wabash  av,  near  64th  st,  IS  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13   J 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6..'..  .'.'!!!.$ 
Wabash  av,  ('owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n°ar  12th  st,   2-atory  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  26th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  ll..$25|oOO 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  16  1  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  61st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16.  $17,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  ll-room  briok  house. 

B  15  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  5l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.$25,(i00 
W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 


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NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8 ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  »,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

1676.    W8  $5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37>^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37*^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14  $66,000 

Olark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x126,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  |>  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-storj  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 


July  27,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briotc 
and  frame  store  baildin^s  in  front,  rear  front- 
bge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  oa&h,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vaoant.    O  12  f 28,000 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oornev  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  oa«h.  Z  33    $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  npwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Ohicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Fonr  flat  bnildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000, due  August  1,  1898,  6^.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mort$j;age 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal, 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vaoant, 
$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Eenilworth. — Residence  on  Kenilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
fruit  trees,  shrubberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
house,  built  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  builc  houses 
on  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  uf  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d/^oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  ^onse 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining  room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  bouse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Oeorgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbing  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  76  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  You  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Eenilworth  ia 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  with  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 

.  is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sickness,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo?  smaller  place  or  small  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  .50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  south  part 

60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  .%  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  fiat  buildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13  $86,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  S-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $  5,500 

Bavenswood,  Cnyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25 
xl25.    Want  an  offer.    A  14. 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houpes  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
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gains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58 J^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufiSoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.    A  13.  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8. .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W8.,..$  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '{-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  25x126  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, !Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,5(10.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14,$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Mast  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-8tory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  now  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  816,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vaoant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $'ri6  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ,  $  3,300 

Brick  cottage,  stone  foundation,  one  and  one-half 
stories,  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trim- 
mings, upper  front  half  finished  in  landing  and 
large  front  bed  room  with  closit,  niche,  etc; 
length  of  house  50  ft;  lot  24  by  120;  new  small 
barn  for  horse,  buggy  and  feed  aisle;  fencing 
and  walks  in  good  repair;  baod-made  iron  rail 
•  at  front;  house  newly  painted,  striped  and 
spouted;  parlors  newly  papered;  basement  full 
length  of  house,  rear  half  of  basement  floored 
and  partitioned,  with  water  and  sink  for 
laundry  purposes;  gas  and  fixtures  in  house; 
new,  open  plumbing  with  enameled  iron  bath 
tub,  etc;  house  divided  cozily  for  two  small 
families  or  room  renting — giving  privacy  to 
each,  and  each  with  sink  and  running  water 
separate;  house  in  good  repair;  absolutely  no 
yergjg  of  any  ^indf  ftU  ftspegsinents  p^id,  aed 


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abstract  down  to  date;  all  city  improvements 
in;  neighborhood  cleanly  and  excellent  in  every 
particular;  neitrhbors  all  that  oocld  be  desired; 
convenient  to  beautiful  park;  ho-^se  is  detached 
and  contains  seven  rooms  besides  bathroom; 
premises  cost  $2,750  five  years  ago,  when  street 
was  not  paved  and  no  modern  improvements  or 
conveniences  in  the  house  The  price  of  lots 
has  advanced  $500,  (and  selling)  since  original 
purchase  of  described  premises.  Price  now 
asked  is  no  more  than  the  actual  advance  in 
price  of  lot.  In  ordinary  good  times  the  prop- 
erty would  be  worth  $3,600.  Terms,  $750  spot 
cash,  $300  in  one  year,  balance  'Z^  year^  from 
date  of  purchase,  straight  mortgage,  six  per 
cent,  interest  payable  eimi-annually.  This 
mortgage  may  be  renewed.  About  three  miles 
from  Court  Mouse;  two  electric  oar  lines  within 
a  block  and  Metropolitan  Elevated  five  minutes 
walk.  Neighborhood  is  thoroughly  improved 
and  new  bnildings  going  up  near  by — not  a 
prairie  affair  at  all.  If  party  boyes  before  16th 
inst,  price  includes  household  furniture  almost 
good  as  new.    Price,  net.    Owner.    Xll  $3,260 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-tfat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
o;,^  «f       J  34  6-10xl(  0  )  S  20x128  )  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  [  ^'"^ 

2-  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  ba-M.  C  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  .Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  bouses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  bnildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  &  .  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mouthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vaoant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.  Will  divide.  Price  per  acre.  A  14  ....  $  300 
Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
baildine  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  doable 

3-  8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  I^Q 

Jao^son  blyd,  nea?  i^edgie  ^v,  25x?33  ft,  tbToii|[b  t9 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Colorado  av.    R  11  $  6.000 

Ke(?zie  av,  oor  Jaokson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  |31,000 
Lake  st  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 ....  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  Oalifornia  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

R  11  1  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  honse, 
stone  foandation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  f  4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $iO,OJO 
Madison  st.  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st.  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  U  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  honse  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  room? 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000.  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    RU  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  honse  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  Oalifornia  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,3C0. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

folk  st,  neffr  (  <»ntr*  uv.  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  &  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2.500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Ulnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inonmbranoe.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  aa 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W.  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  i  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av.  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $6,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,260 
Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loaia  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  ....  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  proflt  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3it 
Twff  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  aijd  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madieoo  Bt.,,, .  .-,.$12,600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  vCant  a  resi'^ence 
netir  Francisco  st.    (Vill  put  in  cash.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aehland  av,  n  f  50  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  off&r.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  Pt,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180.000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

Oalifornia. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  ¥ou  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (IcO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchangee 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Oolony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'age,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida.  — 60,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0C0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Onlf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  H167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }4  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  Sitore  furniture,  postofQce,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  obes- 
.  tnot,.  bio^ory,  asli,  beaob,  maple,  bemlook,  eto.^ 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Price  per  acre.  W 
Temple,  Room  309.  .. 


H  Woodward,  Woman's 


UISOBLIiANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

O  15. 


ReahEstate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-rooai  fiats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2.... $4,800 

Halsted  st,  near  12<h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
fiats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.g  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st.  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-Btory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
13.60  par  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  46,Telepbone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancties,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  $16,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lxuan,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  flne  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  ^ble  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  0  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12   $28,000 

Clybonrn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lueens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F12  $20,000 

Lake  View. —86,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  0  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

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17,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  briok  modern  8- 
room  residenoe  at  |3,600,  balance  oaBb.    0  12. 

Fanlina  ft,  near  Madison,  3-atory  flat  bnildin^,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  ezohange  for  olear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S  12  f  10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Qarfleld  Park,  ohoioe  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  oash.  H.  S. 
Dietriob  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raiein  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 

 improved  to  fruits  and  homes.     Eastern  pro- 

tSSi  perty  oonsidored  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Cal  $  225 

Georgia- -650-acre  One  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olosr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  One  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  ReaIi 
Estate  Offiob,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  weU  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  %  io  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas^ — 160  acres  in  Osborn  Co,  10  miles  from 
Alton; encumbrance  $606,  doe  In  Nov,  1894, or 
before;  frame  house,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14, 
Ij^-storj.  Will  take  city  property  for  equity. 
B  16  $  3,500 

Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  ^11  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  othttr  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  briok  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  BaildiDg  |  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  150,  olear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  15.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty. Address  0  16. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 

Fall  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  bnsine  s  property;  might  add  some 
first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  M  cash  for  stock  of  goods . 
X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock.    Would  ex- 
change >^  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for  first-olass 

apartment  house.    Will  give  99  year  lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 

AUBUBN  PABK. 

Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land  with  house  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
S  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Court  House.    AddresH  Hoyne  Bros.  88  LaSalle  st. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
oflloe  Lindeo  Park,    Open  Sunday. 


Two  nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for  $150.00 
per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 
Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.  Property  located 
on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D, 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  5. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Rue  &  Co,  58  N  Olintor. 

st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soli,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbaben,  Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  12. 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STEEET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Fiournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Wanted—Miscellaneous. 

An  experienced  renting  man  in  an  established 
west  side  office  Must  have  some  cash  and  be 
bight  and  capable;  none  others  need  apply. 
X  16. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WILBUB  B.  DAVIS. 


DAVIS  &  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street.  Chlcaso. 


Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Oummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  jFishburn,  Secy.  "Wni.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantela.  Fireplace  Purnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FUEINITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  qnality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  famished  upon  application. 

Cli1ca|o  IntBrior  DecDrating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 


OS   and   04  WasI|ir|gftoii  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


LoAKs  ON  Reai.  Estate 

AND  THE  SALE  OF  FIBST  MOBTGAOES 
A  SPECIALTY. 


BEAii  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  In  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Faid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re> 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  SecurityTund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  .Abstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOUPT  S8BTI0E  AND  BEAS0NABI.E  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

Qwzmn  Oabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  Stbwabt,  Seo'y.   0-  B.  Labbabkb,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  8EI.I.XB8,  Trust  Officer. 


THE  aCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 
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704 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  27,  18:  5. 


THE 


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Entered  as  seoond  class  matter  at  the  poetoffioe,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  JULY  27,  im. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


Figures  recently  compiled  by  the  bureau  of  statis- 
tics show  that  our  exports  of  raw  cotton  and  cotton 
cloth  are  on  the  increase.  After  a  period  of  unex- 
ampled depression  the  price  of  cotton  began  to  show 
a  sharp  upward  tendency  early  in  June.  It  was  at 
first  feared  that  this  advance  in  prices  would  be  more 
than  counterbalanced  by  reduction  in  exports,  which 
would  have  the  effect  of  reducing  production  and, 
incidentally,  of  interrupting  the  gradual  rise  in  the 
wages  of  operatives  which  has  been  reported  from  all 
important  manufacturing  districts  in  the  United 
States.  The  statistics  of  the  treasury  department, 
however,  show  that  in  spite  of  increased  values,  the 
shipments  of  cotton  to  foreign  countries  have  not 
decreased,  but,  with  the  exception  of  exports  to  China, 
have  shown  a  healthy  increase  over  the  same  period 
of  1894.  Exports  to  China  have  been  lessened  some 
what  by  the  interruption  of  traffic  due  to  the  war  in 
the  east.  Exports  to  Japan  have  suffered  no  diminu- 
tion, and  it  is  expected  that  within  a  few  weeks 
commerce  with  the  flowery  kingdom  will  be  fully  re- 
stored and  the  exports  of  our  staples  will  return  to 
their  former  proportions. 

The  fact  that  the  tide  of  prosperity  has  not  affected 
the  West  as  completely  as  it  has  the  East  is  due  to 
the  nature  of  the  respective  interests  of  the  two  sec- 
tions. The  East  is  largely  an  industrial  section,  and 
a  revival  of  manufacturing  activity  has  brought  im- 
mediate benefit  to  that  part  of  the  country.  The 
West  is  largely  agiicultural,  and  its  prosperity  must 
necessarily  wait  on  the  result  of  the  present,  crop 
season.  In  the  great  industrial  centers  new  enter- 
prises are  being  started  and  labor  is  in  demand  at 
improved  wages.  Tens  of  thousands  of  people  who 
were  earning  nothing  a  year  ago  or  who  were  getting 
insufficient  for  a  decent  subsistence  are  now  receiving 
good  remuneration  for  their  labor.  Not  far  from  a 
million  persons  have  found  steady  employment  with- 
in the  past  six  months  who  were  previously  idle  or 
employed  only  a  part  of  the  time,  and  nearly  as  many 
have  during  that  period  had  their  wages  increased. 
As  stated  in  a  recent  article,  the  purchasing  ability 
of  workers  in  the  manufacturing  industries  of  the 
country  is  greater  at"  this  time  by  several  million 
dollars  weekly  than  it  was  a  year  ago,  and  this  is 
being  felt  by  all  interests  in  the  East,  where  the  im- 
provement has  been  most  general.  Its  invigorating 
influence  reaches  to  every  channel  of  trade. 

The  West  will  share  in  this  prosperity  shortly. 
No  one  who  has  intelligently  watched  the  conditions 
prevailing  throughout  this  great  section  can  help 
feeling  that  we  a  re  about  entering  on  an  era  of  almost 
unexampled  activity.  The  coming  year  will  prob- 
ably see  a  decided  increase  in  western  investments. 
It  should  also  witness  a  large  influx  of  population  to 
those  states  where  there  are  good  inducements  and 
opportunities.  There  is  no  longer  any  room  for  pessi- 
mistic forebodings  in  the  face  of  the  onward  march 
of  progress. 

The  one  cloud  as  large  as  a  man's  hand  now  on  the 
horizon  is  the  danger  of  gold  exports.  Even  Henry 
Clews  is  forced  to  admit  that  some  distrust  is  being 
caused  by  the  approach  of  the  period  when  the  obli- 
gation of  the  loan  syndicate  to  protect  the  govern- 
ment gold  reserve  will  terminate.  And  in  fact,  this 
feature  xa^^  well  c^^js^  novae  apxiety.      is  wel} 


known  that  if  the  great  power  of  the  Rothschild- 
Belmont  syndicate  were  not  exerted  to  prevent  it 
there  would  now  be  large  exports  of  gold,  If  the  pro- 
tection of  the  syndicate  is  withdrawn  after  Oct.  1,  as 
now  seems  likely,  and  the  government  revenues  do 
not  increase  in  the  meantime  so  as  to  make  the  in- 
come equal  to  the  expenditures,  it  will  be  impossible 
for  the  government  to  maintain  the  gold  reserve  at 
or  above  the  $100,000,000  mark.  If  it  once  begins  to 
dwindle  it  is  likely  to  go  down  rapidly,  as  the  first 
heavy  withdrawals  of  gold  will  breed  distrust,  and 
the  speculators  and  exporters  will  commence  climb- 
ing over  each  other  to  get  at  the  yellow  metal.  Our 
currency  system  makes  it  easy  for  the  exporters  to 
accumulate  greenbacks  and  use  them  to  drain  the 
treasury  of  its  gold.  Under  the  law  the  treasury  is 
obliged  to  pay  out  the  greenbacks,  the  speculators 
get  hold  of  them  again,  and  thus  the  process  of  re 
demption  known  as  "the  endless  chain"  is  kept  in 
perpetual  motion. 

The  newspapers  of  the  country  are  pointing  to 
various  ways  out  of  this  dilemma,  each  one  differing 
according  to  political  bias.  The  high  protection  ad 
vocates  say  that  there  will  be  no  relief  until  the 
tariff  is  raised  so  high  that  the  revenues  of  the  coun- 
try will  be  ample  to  create  a  strong  reserve.  The 
free  trade  organs  say  that  it  is  only  a  question  of 
time  when  the  trouble  will  right  itself.  Meantime 
they  leave  it  to'be  inferred  that  more  bond  issues  will 
be  resorted  to  if  necessary.  Looking  at  the  problem 
from  a  strictly  business  standpoint,  without  political 
bias,  it  is  evident  that  the  whole  trouble  lies  in  the 
effort  of  the  government  to  stand  sponsor  for  the 
currency.  Either  one  of  two  things  should  be  done: 
the  government  should  go  out  of  the  banking  busi- 
ness entirely  and  throw  the  whole  burden  of  main- 
taining a  gold  reserve  on  the  banks  where  it  belongs, 
or  if  the  government  is  to  continue  its  currency 
guarantee,  then  it  should  assume  absolute  prerog- 
atives as  to  its  issues,  or,  in  other  words,  should  re- 
sort to  absolute  flatism.  It  is  a  species  of  rank  pat- 
ernalism to  look  to  government  for  relief  every  time 
a  firm  of  Wall  street  speculators  finds  a  profit  in  ex- 
porting gold. 


LOCAL  STOCKS. 


Firmness  if  not  activity  has  characterized  the 
stock  exchange  this  week.  For  some  unexplained 
reason  nearly  every  security  on  the  list  has  shown  a 
tendency  to  advance.  This  movement  started  on 
Monday,  when  Strawboard  rallied  to  5H  on  the  settle- 
ment of  the  strawboard  war  and  the  agreement  mak- 
ing the  Standard  Strawboard  Company  sales  agents 
for  the  manufacturers. 

Lake  Street  Elevated  sold  at  2H  on  improved  pros- 
pects. Some  resources  not  heretofore  counted  on 
have  recently  come  to  light.  It  is  said  that  the 
Metropolitan  Elevated  recently  paid  Lake  Street 
$100,000  in  settlement  of  claims  and  that  Lake  Street 
has  an  asset  in  its  Humboldt  Park  right  of  way  which 
it  may  be  able  to  dispose  of  for  close  on  to  half  a 
million  dollars.  Alley  Elevated  and  Metropolitan 
have  been  heavier,  the  former  selling  at  11  7-8  and 
the  latter  at  >.0.  i  he  cable  stocks  have  been  firm  all 
the  week.  CityRailvray  reached  310;  West  Chicago, 
128i;  North  Chicago,  29Z.  It  seems  as  though  the 
recent  predictions  that  North  Chicago  would  go  to 
300  would  be  fulfilled.  All  the  cable  stocks  are  pro- 
fiting from  the  investment  demand  which  exceeds 
the  supply. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  ai 
83  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  atd  Canada  for 
the  weekending  July  20,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  vear. 

WEEK  ENDINQ 
JULY  20,  1895, 


WEEK  ENDING 

Jur.Y  20,  1894. 


New  York  

Ohioago  

Boston  

Philadelphia. . 
8t,  JjQBig..  ,  , 


Per- 
oentages 
Ino.  Deo. 
567,847.947    $  429,165,860  <32Cl^ 
86,C38,627         71,516,901  ^(r.2r< 
102,111,561         78,303,608  30.3 
69,147,665         58,459,070  18.3 
33,§42,66§        }9,662,399    J  9. 8 


San  FraDoisoo. 

Baltimore  .... 

Pittsburgh. , . . 

Oinoinnati .... 

Kansas  City  .. 

New  Orleans  . . 

Buffalo  

M^ilwankee. . . . 

Detroit  

Lonisvillft  

^Minneapolis  . . 

Omaha  

Providence  . . . 

Cleveland  

♦Houston  

8t.  Paul  

Denver  

Indianapolis. . 

Columbus.  . . . 

Hartford  

Riohmond  .... 

Washington . . . 

Dallas  

St.  Joseph. , .. 

Peoria  

Memphis   

Portland  Or.. 

Rochester  

New  Haven. . . 

Savannah  .... 

Springfield. ... 

Worcester  

Portland  Me.. 

Atlanta  

Fort  Worth... 

*Waoo  

Syracuse  .... 

Des  Moines. . . 

Grand  K(i;>ids 

Seattle  

Lowell  

Wilmington  Del 

Norfolk  

Sioux  City... 

Los  Angeles  .. 

Taooma  

Saginaw  

Spokane   

Jacksonville. . 
Lincoln,  Neb. 
New  Bedford.. 
Wichita  

Birmingham. . 
Topeka   

Lexington,  Ky. 
Binghampton. 
*Bay  City... 
*Fall  River... 

♦Akron   

♦Springfield. . 

♦Canton  

*8ioux  Falls. 
♦Fremont.... 
♦Hastings. . . . 
♦Chattanooga, 

♦Fargo  

Nashville  

^Galveston. . . 
Salt  Lake  City. 

Scranton  

Helena  

Kalamazoo.,, 
Liittle  Book, . 


14,668,464 
14,4C0.557 
14,706,017 
12,766,700 
9,699,402 
6,831,267 
4,658,035 
4,555,967 
7,240,618 
5,839,992 
6,055,405 
3,302,111 
6,331,500 
6,793,115 
4,049,639 
5,286,029 
2,715,121 
6,159,421 
3,811,300 
3,058,244 
2,372,217 
2,039,765 
2,010,715 
1,168,000 
1,705,694 
1,348,432 
1,148,775 
1,457,416 
1,969,478 
2,195,486 
1,531,837 
1,342,850 
1,270,696 
955,608 
1,048,419 
1,128,640 
1,004,410 
912,969 
805,828 
500,890 
750,610 
804,178 
968.067 
408,648 
1,232,869 
618,773 
395,806 
324,536 
377,781 
373,657 
649,507 
298,063 
330,135 
394.230 
435,218 
372,000 
442,167 
952,037 
298,769 
184,918 
188,400 
66,372 
47.007 
57,397 
207,456 
246,280 
1,236,566 
3,769,065 
1,108,319 
742,864 
639,709 
287.876 
283,557 


11,792.127 

13.78C,f06 
13,329,171 
14,380,650 
8,144,541 
6,330,930 
4,036,470 
4,083,782 
5,579,143 
6,676,314 
4.417,420 
4,689,201 
5,332,200 
4,644.864 
3,763,250 
3,727,481 
2,362.013 
3,992,512 
3,364,700 
2,735,496 
2,102,869 
1,666,460 
1,750,465 
1,358,637 
2,419,811 
1,570,283 
766,755 
1,374,281 
1,641.366 
1,207,949 
1,219,777 
1,475,227 
1,276,984 
763,391 
901,352 
1,028,336 
874,312 
1,145,538 
718,993 
414,116 
629,935 
760,383 
885,920 
577,083 
723,606 
646,895 
271,155 
237,310 
356.816 
458,9:0 
480,512 
289,213 
273,025 
385,614 
483,176 
341,800 
277,864 
680,209 
196,746 
143,302 
160,397 
116,504 
81,844 
69,740 
188,840 
158.629 
828,912 
3,299,140 
938,216 
667,634 
507,639 
242,799 


24,7 
5.1 
12,0 

19.0 
7,9 
15.3 
11.5 
29,9 

38,1 

18,7 
46,3 
7,9 
47.3 
15.4 
54.1 
22.9 
U.7 
13.8 
22.2 
14.8 


49.8 
5.8 
19.5 
69.7 
26,3 


26.1 
16.3 
7.9 
18,8 

11,9 
20,7 
19,0 
5  8 
9.2 

70,1 

46.7 
36.7 


14.3 
3.1 

20.6 
1.8 

8,7 
58.9 
10,6 
52.0 
29.0 
17.6 


9.5 

50.5 
14.2 
18,9 
11.2 
25.7 
18,1 


11,1 


11,2 
27.9 


14,0 
21.4 
14.6 


8.8 

1.5 


20,1 


29.2 
5.3 


22,4 
18,7 


9,9 


62.6 
42,6 
18.6 

3.3 


No  returns 


Total,  U.  S.  $1,030,030,049  f  827,811,437  26.0 -> 
Cities  Bxoldg  N.  Y,   462,182,202      395,645,571  19.0 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA, 


Montreal  (Can) 
Toronto  " 
Halifax.  " 
Hamilton,    "  . 
Winnipeg,  ''  . 


$11,022  366 
5,308.334 
1,250,625 
665.200 
926,617 


Total,  Can...,  $20,073,142 
♦Not  included  in  totals. 


112,252,665 
6,120,533 
1,281,815 
632,029 
779,047 

120,287,042 


6.2 
18.8 


2,4 
13,3 
2.3 


Nom 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Why  the  commercial  reports  should  speak  of  the 
past  week  in  bank  clearings  as  a  lull  in  business  is 
not  readily  explained  especially  when  the  facts  as  re- 
ported in  the  news  dispatciies  are  taken  into  account. 
The  total  of  clearings  for  the  week  quoted  was 
$1,030,030,049.  For  the  week  immediately  preceding 
the  total  was  $1,146,243,696,  or  $116,ll3.6i7  more  than 
last  week;  but  for  the  week  preceding  that— the  one 
ending  July  5— the  tatal  was  only  $975,994  944,  or 
$54,035,105  less  than  the  total  of  last  week.  Further- 
more, there  was  a  large  percentage  of  gain  last  week 
over  the  corresponding  week  last  year.  The  total 
gain  of  26.0  per  cent  would  be  remarkable  at  any 
time,  but  it  is  especially  so  during  the  midsummer 
(JuUijess.    "yhe  sitiiatioa  is  aoytbiag  but  ^iscoijrag' 


^uly  27,  1895 


ME  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


705 


ing.  Instead  of  a  retrograde  movement,  as  the  com- 
mercial reports,  prepared  in  advance  of  real  news  as 
to  the  financial  and  commercial  condition  of  the 
country,  would  have  it,  there  is  a  most  pronounced 
and  satisfactory  advance  all  along  the  line,  and  this 
in  a  time  when  the  ordinary  summer  conditions  do 
not  usually  admit  of  any  improvement. 

The  disposition  of  country  merchants  at  present  is 
to  buy  too  much  rather  than  too  little.  Jobbers  are 
not  blind  to  this  fact  and  are  guarding  against  the 
dangerous  tendency.  All  through  the  west  their 
traveling  salesmen  are  selling  with  greater  caution 
than  heretofore  in  view  of  the  uncertainty  about  the 
crops.  Country  merchants  are  placing  optional  or- 
ders, in  many  instances  ordering  exceptionally  large 
bills  with  the  option  of  cancelling  half  the  order  if 
crops  do  not  prove  satisfactory.  This  gives  the  job- 
bers a  basis  of  confidence  and  also  leaves  the  mer- 
chant a  loophole  of  escape  in  case  of  adversity. 

The  crop  situation  is  still  the  most  important  fac- 
tor in  the  problem  of  general  prosperity,  and  the 
crops  were  nevermore  promising  in  midsummer  than 
they  are  at  present.  The  condition  of  corn  is  put  at 
99  3  by  the  Agricultural  Department,  which  is  higher 
than  it  has  been  for  many  years  at  this  time;  winter 
wheat  is  at  65.8  and  spring  wheat  at  102.2.  The  low 
figure  for  winter  wheat,  offset  by  the  high  one  for  the 
spring  variety,  will  make  the  aggregate  wheat  yield 
from  450,000,000  to  475,000,000  bushels,  or  an  average 
crop.  Corn,  however,  promises  to  beat  all  records. 
The  condition  and  acreage  promise  a  yield  of  over 
2,300,000,000  bushels,  which  is  about  200,000,000  in  ex- 
cess of  any  previous  production,  and  almost  double 
lasc  year's  yield,  which  was  1,250,000  000. 

In  nearly  all  the  other  great  agricultuial  products, 
too,  the  condition  is  better  than  it  has  been  in  any 
recent  year  at  this  time.  Barley  is  rated  at  81.9; 
potatoes  at  91.5;  tobacco,  85.9;  oats,  83.2;  cotton,  82.3; 
rye,  80.7.  Fruits  in  general,  which  do  not  figure  in 
the  Agricultural  Department's  reports,  are  also  in 
good  condition.  Low  prices  are  likely  to  prevail,  yet 
it  is  probable  that  the  value  of  the  agricultural 
products  of  the  United  States  for  i895  will  be  larger 
than  for  any  year  of  the  past  decade. 

Large  crops  mean  increased  income  for  farmers,  an 
abundance  of  food  for  the  people  at  reasonable  prices, 
an  increase  in  traffic  and  income  of  the  railroads, 
necessitating  the  employment  of  more  men  and  the 
payment  of  more  money  for  wages,  as  also  an  increase 
in  railway  construction.  In  other  words,  a  year  of 
plenty  means  a  year  of  general  prosperity. 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  tbe  week, 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  f  lOO 

Amerioan  ExohaoKe  Nat  

American  Trust  and  SavingR. . 

Atlas  National  

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trast  Go  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking-  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings .... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Ohioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Go  


Amount 

Anl 

Bid 

Gap  Stock. 

D. 

Asbed 

1  000  000 

n 

100^ 

no8i 

J  000  000 

6^ 

117M 

700  000 

&% 

tll2 

117 

500  000 

12% 

t250 

1  000  000 

10% 

1275 

2  000  000 

e% 

125 

131 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

600  000 

G% 

■t-125 

tl32 

3  000  000 

12% 

271 

1277 

500  000 

113M 

tll5 

1  000  000 

99 

102 

300  000 

's'% 

tl20 

126 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

10% 

350 

tsoo 

500  000 

e% 

tl31 

tl.35 

200  000 

s% 

t90 

100 

600  000 

20% 

t550 

2  000  000 

12% 

t270 

2  000  000 

10% 

162 

180 

1  000  000 

8% 

121 

1  000  000 

12% 

245 

t247 

760  000 

8% 

230 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl75 

1  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

tll2 

125 

500  000 

220 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo  6b 

Am  Straw  Board  Go  6s 

Oalnmet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  5b.  . .  1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Go  lat  M  5-20  5b.  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Go  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Go's  6s  1912 

Ohicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  Gity  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Go  6b  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6b  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
»  "    Oons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  SVG  5-20  58  

Gent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  5b....  1907 

Oommeroe  Vault  Go  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Go  68  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  58. .  1937 
Oonsumers  Gas  Ist  M  68. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  68 ... . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6s  -i^OO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  IVI  5b  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Oo  Ist  con  S%  1943 

South  Park  68  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  5sl900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  iBt  M  5b  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  68 . . . .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amonnt 


360  000 
1  250  000 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  0C)O 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
260 
900 

1  600 
650 
600 

75 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  546 

1  500 
500 

1  860 

2  360 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  500 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


000 
000 
600 
000 
000 
000 
000 
O'd 
000 
000 
00(1 

ooc 

000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


Bid 

Aeked 

95 

100 

t75 

t90 

'99M 

102}4 

1063^ 

100 

102^1 

100 

1093^ 

76 

67 

68 

t45J^ 

47 

loiH 

101% 

tl09 

tl09i 

102% 

102% 

t90 

t96 

98  K 

TlOO 

tioc 

tlOO 

tioij 

9  }i 

91M 

80%, 

83 

40 

47 

97K 

99 

tl05 

100 

1003^ 

102 

103% 

104 

\87]4 

t91 

■■102 

|l04 

fiJ2 

T97J^ 

102% 

102% 

101 M 

tl02 

lOlJg 

tl02 

97 

100 

mSGELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Gar  Wheel  Go  

Amerioan  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  G  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Gent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Oentral  Safety  Deposit  Go ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Go. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohioago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

«      Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Go  

Diamond  Match  Go  of  III  

lUiaoia  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R.... 

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P80k     Prov  Go  fifd  ..... . 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Go  

North  Ohioago  Oity  Ry  

North  Ohicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Go  

National  Linseed  Oil  Go  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Go  

Street's  W  Stable  Gar  Line. . . 

"         "         "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo 
Traders'  Insurance  Oo ..... . 

West  Div  Oity  Railway  .... 

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


AmoQDt 
Cap  Stock. 


Anl 
D 


S  1  260  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  660 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  OOO 

1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  OOf 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 
£776  000 
£775  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 
10  000  000 
500  000 
5  500  000 

2  600  000 
18  000  000 
30  000  000 

4  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  600  000 

500  000 

1  260  000 
13  189  000 

2  260  000 


n 

8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 

"5% 

hi 
12% 
10% 


1% 
1% 

30^ 
12% 
1% 


H 
1% 
1% 
10% 

•ih% 


Bid  Asked 


47M 
673^ 
62 

t8 

T31% 

52J^ 
11% 
301 

65 

165 
129 

20% 
7% 

fi; 

T32M 
t20 

70M 
t510 
287 

rii6 

t28M 

12% 
61 


127% 

teoM 


tll5 
48 

68% 
t56 


tl2% 
31 

42% 
63 
12 
303 

66% 

180 
130 

20% 

7% 
18 
12 
33 


72 

600 

290 

119 

29% 

154 

14 

60 


128 
66 


'I'Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  quotations  given 


OHI.  OITT  BAII.WAY. 


GLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board . . .  ^ . . .  50% 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  &DO0  67% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10 

"         "  Pfd  ... .  28% 

Ohi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .40% 

"  "  "  Pfd.  62% 
Ohicago  Gas  Oo  52^ 

Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Oo . . . .  12% 


Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.128% 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .20% 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  10% 

Pfd.  28% 

N  Y  Biscuit  Go  70 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  2893^ 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...  12% 
W  Obi  St  R  R  ...127% 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  July  20,  i  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  GO. 

5  48 

OHI  AND  S  S  BAP  IBAN  00. 


10 . . .   

1  

200— ac't . . . . 
500— ao't . . . . 


W  OHI  8TBEET  B  B. 

8  1261^ 

BO— ao't  127^ 

200— aoct  127% 

\2\/ 

■^g^OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAI.  &  DOCK  CO. 

.12%    15  68 

,13     200— ao't  68 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00. 

30  

50— ac't  

60— ao't  


..301 

II^L, 

..127 
,.127 

127% 


L.AKE  8T  ELEVATED  B  B. 
20  21 

60  20% 

6  20% 

50— ao't  21% 

100— ao't  21% 


50— ac't  127% 

Monday,  July  22, 


1895. 


OENTEAL  UNION  TEL.  CO. 

3  62 

OAIi.  &  CHI.  CANAL  DOCK. 

30  68 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  70 

W.  CHI.  STBEBT  B.  B. 

60— ao't  127% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

150— ac't  50% 

100— ac't  50% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 

84  127 

41  128 

250— ac't  13C% 

150— ac't  130% 

50— ac't  130% 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 


15  

70  

160— ac't. 
3C0— ac't . 
550— ac't. 


 21% 

 20M 

 20% 

 20% 

 20M 

OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  OO. 

60  12% 

25  12Ji 

100  12% 

10  12% 

1  13 

160— ac't  11% 

50— ao't  11% 

50— ac't  12 

100— ac't  12% 

ICO— ac't  123^ 

200— ao't  12% 

700— ao't  12 

ICO— ao't  12% 

Tuesday,  July  23,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
60  128% 

25  130 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 
21  51 

2C   51% 

25— ac't  51 

50— ao't  51% 

OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 
15  67 

50— ac't  67% 

100— ac't  67% 

250— ac't  67% 

NO.  CHI.SX.  B.  B.  00. 

2  292 

10  287 

130  288 

50— ac't  292% 


.11% 
•  IIJ^ 
.11?^ 
.11% 

.11% 
•11% 


Wednesday,  July  24, 


LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.B. 
15  20% 

100— ac't  2(% 

CHI.  &  8.  S.   BAF.  TraN.  CO. 

25  

60  

25  

34  

10  

50— ac't  

100— ao't  12% 

W .  OHI .  STBBET  B  .  B. 
11  128 

30   127% 

21   127% 

400— ac't  127% 

200— ac't  127% 

200 -ao't   127% 

50— ac't  ...   128% 

895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ac't  130% 

CHI.  CITS  b'y. 

25  300 

1  301 

■w,  C^M\.  STBBET  t.  B. 
100   127% 

60— ac't  127% 

NO.  OHI.   ST.   B.  B  CO. 

50— ac't  2873^ 

50— ac't  ...287% 

60— ao't  287% 

C,  &  C.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 
15  67% 

10  68 

50— ao't  68 


CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN  CO. 

10  11% 

5  11% 

50— ac't  12% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.B. 
55,  20\ 

28  20% 

100— ao't  20% 

50— ac't  20% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

5   46 

30  46% 

10  46% 

50— ao't  46 

60— ao't   .51 


Thursday,  July  25,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

50  70% 

OHI.  CITY  b'y 

48  310 

.  5  301% 

OHI.  &   S.    8.    BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

ICO  11% 

10  12% 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B, 
10  20% 

50— ac't  20% 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK 
36  67% 

60— ac't  67% 

NO.  cm.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

55  286 

10   286% 

100— ac't  285% 

10 -ao't  291 

Friday,  July  26,  1895. 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

26  20%    20  .....310 

13  21  W  .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

100— ais'V.  21%  250— ac't  127% 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.B. 
80  128% 

100— ac't  127% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
100  46 

25  46% 

60  47 

30')— ao't  46% 

60— ao't  46% 

DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 
10  129% 

20  129% 

10    129% 

4  129% 

100— ao't  129  ' 

50— ao't  129% 

100— ac't  129% 

50-ac't  129% 


103 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


July  27,  1895 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILIi, 
30  129 

50— ao'f;  128% 

OAIi.  tc  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCOE. 
16  67% 

20  68 

AM.  s:baw  boabd. 

67  48 

10— oash  47 

60— ao't  48 

50— ao't  483:^ 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

6  286 

80  287 


100  289 

50  

100— ao't  286 

50— ao't  i 

160— ao't  287 

50— ao't  288 

100— ao't  288}^ 

60— ao't   289^ 

150— ao't  289% 

OHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  OO. 

71  12 

100— ao't  12 

IOC— ao't  1214^^ 

50— ao't  Vil 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Prosperous  brokers  say  that  July  is  going  on  record 
as  a  good  midsummer  month  for  real  estate  business 
The  closing  weeks  of  the  month,  to  be  sure,  are  not 
remarkable  for  a  large  list  of  transfers.  Yet  in  con- 
sideration of  the  fact  that  little  activity  is  usually 
expected  at  this  time  of  the  year,  and  that  the  season 
immediately  preceding  has  been  even  duller  than  the 
present,  it  is  perhaps  fairly  consoling  to  look  back  on 
a  month  as  productive  of  actual  results  as  this  July 
The  outlook,  too,  is  so  vastly  improved  that  it  may 
be  regarded  as  putting  an  entirely  new  face  on  the 
real  estate  situation.  Certainly  the  future  can  not 
be  as  bad  as  the  past. 

This  opinion  is  backed  by  the  men  of  most  experi 
ence  in  the  business.  Contractors  and  investors  are 
now  buying  vacant  and  improved  property  for  invest- 
ment to  an  extent  not  expected  for  this  time  of  yaar 
The  prevailing  feeling  is  that  prices  will  never  be  so 
low  as  they  are  now  and  that  property  bought  just 
before  the  general  rise  which  is  sure  to  occur  will 
profit  the  investor  largely.  Contractors  regard  their 
investments  made  now  as  the  buying  of  a  staple 
article  at  its  lowest  market  price,  while  investors  for 
income  look  on  real  estate  at  present  figures  as  the 
safest  and  most  productive  security  they  can  buy. 

The  demand  for  loans  still  continues  good.  It  is 
safe  to  say  that  there  will  be  an  unusually  large  num- 
ber of  buildings  erected  for  occupancy  May  1,  1896 
Moneyed  institutions  like  the  large  life  insurance 
and  trust  companies  are  very  conservative  at  present 
and  are  refusing  many  times  more  loans  than  they 
make,  but  in  all  instances  where  the  security  offered 
is  ample  there  is  no  hesitation  on  the  part  of  these 
institutions  to  put  money  into  Chicago  real  estate 
mortgages. 

The  Chicago  transfers  still  exceed  those  of  New 
York  both  in  number  and  amount.  The  market  is 
bracing  up  under  this  activity.  The  sales  on  the 
real  estate  board  by  order  of  court  are  a  good  indica- 
tion of  how  prices  are  holding  up.  Within  the  last 
week  it  has  happened  in  judicial  sales  that  higher 
than  the  appraised  valuation  has  been  bid  for  prop- 
erty at  auction. 

IMPORTANT  SALES. 

The  sale  of  the  northeast  corner  of  Jefferson  ave- 
nue and  Fifty-third  street,  70  by  118i  feet,  for  $'20,- 
000  is  announced  elsewhere.  M.  M.  Ballard  sells  to 
J.  L.  Cochran  who  buys  for  investment.  The  prop- 
erty is  improved  with  a  four-story  double  apartment 
building. 

J.  Baum  has  sold  to  S.  Schwartz  20  by  ;]00  feet  on 
State  street,  east  front,  120  feet  south  of  Polk  street, 
for  $42  500.  The  purchaser  secures  a  fine  property, 
owinK  to  the  location,  which  is  promising  for  future 
development.  This  section  of  the  city  has  so  long 
been  in  disrepute  that  its  values  are  not  properly  ap- 
preciated. 

The  sale  of  the  Grant  Locomotive  Works  property 
to  the  Siemens-Halske  Electric  Company,  which  has 
been  frequently  alluded  to  in  these  columns  during 
the  past  year,  has  finally  become  a  matter  of  record. 
The  transfer  appears  as  1,886  by  64!  feet.on  Robinson 
avenue,  northwest  corner  of  West  Sixteenth  street, 
east  front,  with  machinery  and  buildings,  and  is 
signed  by  D.  B.  Lyman,  as  trustee  for  the  Grant  Lo- 
comotive Works  Company.  The  property  comprises 
over  twenty-seven  acres  of  valuable  land  besides  per- 
sonal property  and  Improvements  of  great  value. 

Among  the  judicial  sales  on  the  Real  Estate  Board 


this  week  were  several  of  more  than  ordinary  impor- 
tance. The  northwest  corner  of  East  End  avenue 
and  Fifty-fourth  street,  60  by  155  feet,  was  sold  to 
Clare  G.  Duck  for  $16,000.  A  lot  on  Wabash  avenue 
between  Thirty-second  and  Thirty-third  streets,  25 
by  164  feet,  was  sold  to  Emanuel  S.  UUman  for 
$19,900, 

Michigan  avenue,  25  by  176i  feet,  at  the  southwest 
corner  of  Thirty-flfth  street,  with  a  three  story  stone 
front  brick  residence— Lydia  S.  Birge  was  the  pur- 
chaser at  $25,500. 

John  Guerin  bought  ten  acres  at  the  southeast  cor 
ner  of  One  Hundred  and  Sixth  street  and  Avenue 
H  for  815  000. 

W.  H.  Cairnduff  &  Co.  report  among  recent  sales 
the  following  that  have  been  filed  for  record:  The 
Ballard  Block  and  annexed  four-story  double  apart- 
ment building  at  northeast  corner  of  Fifty-third 
street  and  Jefferson  avenue,  one  block  west  of  Hyde 
Park  station,  $120,000;  a  three-story  flat  building  at 
number  492,  Forty-second  place,  $12,750;  47.53  St. 
Lawrence  avenue,  $12,500;  1043  Early  avenue;  resi- 
dence, $5,500;  100  feet  on  Winthrop  avenue,  near 
Aidmore.  $7,500;  48  feet  on  Burling  street,  near 
Wrightwood  avenue,  $6,000;  725  feet  of  vacant  at 
Edgewater  for  $40,000  and  150  feet  at  Winnetka  Park 
Bluffs,  $4,500. 

M.  Cass  has  opened  a  real  estate  oflBce  at  172  Lin- 
coln avenue  and  will  do  a  general  real  estate,  rent- 
ing and  fire  insurance  business.  The  locality  is  a 
good  one  and  Mr.  Cass  is  well  qualified  to  make  a 
success  in  the  real  estate  field  at  this  point. 

Aug.  Thies  &  Co.  have  a  well  established  real  estate 
business  at  791  Lincoln  avenue,  near  the  depot  of  the 
Chicago  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  road  and  011  the  line 
of  the  electric  cars  running  to  Ravenswood  and 
Bowmanville.  They  do  also  a  general  legal  and  con 
veyancing  business. 

Among  the  real  estate  firms  located  near  the  cor- 
ner of  Lincoln  and  Wrightwood  avenues  none  are 
better  known  than  Bradley  &  Ackley,  of  462  Lincoln 
avenue.  Boih  members  of  this  firm  have  had  long 
experience  in  the  real  estate  business  in  their  section 
of  the  city,  and  are  thoroughly  familiar  with  values 
and  well  acquainted  with  owners.  It  is  needless  to 
say  that  their  business  is  prosperous.  They  also 
make  a  specialty  of  fire  insurance,  representing  no 
less  than  eight  standard  companies. 

W.  H.  Cairnduff  &  Co.  have  sold  for  M.  E.  Ballard 
to  J.  L.  Cochran  the  northwest  corner  of  Fifty-third 
street  and  Jefferson  avenue,  70x118  feet,  with  im- 
provements, for  $120  000.  The  improvements  consist 
of  a  corner  building  of  trick  and  stone,  five  stories 
high  and  divided  into  stores  and  fiats,  around  which, 
in  an  L  shape,  is  an  eight-story  apartment  building. 
This  is  one  of  the  best  business  corners  in  Hyde  Park. 
It  was  purchased  by  Mr.  Cochran  as  an  investment. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

It  was  rumored  on  Thursday  that  since  its 
settlement  with  the  Metropolitan  the  Lake  street  L 
has  abandoned  its  Humboldt  Park  extension  and 
sold  a  part  of  the  right  of  way. 

For  the  portion  of  the  right  of  way  for  the  pro- 
posed extension,  which  the  Lake  Street  Company 
secured,  it  paid  out  $500,000.  When  the  company 
changed  hands  last  year  and  came  under  the  manage- 
ment of  D.  H.  Louderback,  the  further  purchase  of 
property  was  discontinued,  so  that  the  entire  right  of 
way  had  not  been  secured.  Besides  the  lots  which 
were  sold  to  the  Metropolitan,  it  is  said  that  an  ad- 
ditional $130,000  worth  of  property  has  been  disposed 
of,  and  the  proceeds  will  go  toward  the  cost  of  con- 
verting the  motive  power  from  steam  to  electricity. 

Concerning  the  settlement  with  the  Metropolitan, 
about  which  there  has  been  much  conjecture,  it  is 
said  the  Metropolitan  people  offered  $.00  000  in  bonds 
or  $85,000  in  cash.  The  former  proposition  was  ac- 
cepted. Fn.m  both  transactions  the  company  will 
realize  about  $225  000,  the  estimated  cost  of  making 
the  change  from  steam  to  electricity. 

A  bill  has  been  filed  in  the  superior  court  by  Mrs. 
Anna  Marie  Eiffler  against  the  Dime  National  Build- 
ing and  Loan  Association.  The  petitioner,  who  owns 
seventy  shares  in  the  company,  brings  the  action  to 
recover  her  deposits.   Mrs.  Eiffler  believes  the  asso- 


ciation to  be  insolvent,  and  prays  for  an  accounting. 
Her  bill  recites  that  in  June  she  got  a  judgment  for 
$404.15  in  the  superior  court;  that  a  writ  of  fieri 
facias  was  issued  and  given  to  the  sheriff,  but  that 
the  association  failed  to  satisfy  the  demand.  She 
further  charges  that  the  association  has  interests 
and  debts  owing  it,  and  that  if  such  have  been 
transferred  or  assigned  it  has  been  done  with  the 
view  of  placing  the  property  beyond  her  reach  Mrs. 
EiSler  also  refers  to  the  closing  of  the  company's 
offices  on  the  south  side,  and  states  that  it  has  no 
place  of  business  except  the  office  of  Secretary  Milloy, 
at  309  Western  avenue.  It  is  charged  that  the  com- 
pany has  transacted  no  legitimate  business  for  two 
months,  and  that  it  has  in  fact  ceased  operations 
under  its  charter.  The  bill  then  asks  for  the  appoint- 
ment of  a  receiver. 


THE  BREAT  NORTHERN  FIASCO. 

It  now  looks  as  though  the  Great  Northern  Hotel 
Extension  scheme  would  end  in  smoke,  as  the  Jour- 
nal has  all  along  prophesied.  A  quarrel  of  large 
dimensions  between  Sampson  and  Latham,  who 
claim  to  have  been  the  original  promoters  of  the 
scheme,  and  the  Great  Northern  Theatre  and  Hotel 
Company,  who  are  its  latest  sponsors,  is  now  im- 
minent. A  bill  was  filed  in  the  Circuit  Court  this 
week  by  Charles  H.  Sampson  and  James  F.  Latham, 
asking  for  an  injunction  against  John  A.  Davidson, 
William  S.  Eden,  Henry  George,  Charles  J  .  George, 
Alexander  David,son,  Hugh  L  Burnham,  Alvin  Hul- 
burt,  and  the  Great  Northern  Theatre  and  Hotel 
Company.  It  is  intended  to  prevent  the  defendants 
from  proceeding  to  erect  an  annex  to  the  present 
hotel  building. 

Sampson  &  Co.  claim  to  have  been  the  originators 
of  the  extension  scheme,  and  they  say  that  they  se- 
cured from  the  owners  of  the  adjcining  property  op- 
lions  for  long-term  leases  Their  plan  was  to  erect  a 
building  to  be  known  as  the  Jackson  Safety  Deposit 
Building.  With  this  object  in  view  they  claim  to 
have  sought  the  co-operation  of  the  Great  Northern 
Hotel  people,  who  promised  to  aid  in  the  carrying 
out  of  the  plans  and  to  take  a  lease  upon  a  portion  of 
the  new  building.  It  is  also  alleged  that  the  hotel 
people  were  to  take  a  large  part  of  the  $1,000,000 
stock  in  the  company. 

Sampson  &  Co.  further  claim  to  have  secured  the 
co-operation  of  Henry  George  &  Son,  of  Detroit,  as 
contractors  for  the  building,  and  to  have  induced 
them  to  take  $300,000  stock  in  the  enterprise,  and  to 
advance  $.=>0,000  earnest  money  required  by  one  of  the 
owners  of  the  ground,  to  be  used  for  the  annex.  For 
all  these  and  other  services  Sampson  &  Co.  were  to 
receive  as  compensation  $100,000  in  stock  in  the  new 
company.  But  in  the  progress  of  the  negotiations, 
the  bill  claims,  copies  of  all  leases  and  papers  in  the 
scheme  were  given  to  George  &  Son,  who  thus  came 
into  possession  of  all  the  facts  upon  which  the  scheme 
was  based  At  this  juncture,  the  bill  further  claims, 
William  S.  Edtn  and  John  A.  Davidson  stepped  in 
to  defraud  Sampson  &  Co.  of  their  promoters'  fees, 
and  on  information  gained  from  the  papers  left  tem- 
porarily with  George  &  Son,  formed  the  Great  North- 
ern Theatre  and  Hotel  Company,  in  which  the  inter- 
ests of  Sampson  &  Co.  were  entirely  ignored.  The 
original  options  on  the  ground  having  expired,  the 
Great  Northern  people,  it  is  said,  went  to  the  owners 
and  secured  new  options  on  which  they  now  propose 
to  erect  a  building  identical  in  form  with  the  one 
proposed  by  Sampson  &  Co.,  but  leaving  them  out  en- 
tirely. 

The  bill  sets  forth  at  length  various  schemes  which 
were  worked  in  connection  with  the  proposed  build- 
ing, and  the  allegation  was  made  that  John  A.  Da- 
vidson, President  of  the  Great  Northern  Hotel  com- 
pany, and  Hurlbut  &  Eden,  lessees  of  the  hotel,  took 
underhanded  means  to  defeat  the  project  in  the  form 
proposed  by  the  complainant.  One  of  the  statements 
made  in  the  bill  is  that  William  S.  Eden  intercepted 
a  telegram  which  Charles  J.  George  was  sending  to 
his  father  asking  that  he  reconsider  his  refusal  to  go 
on  with  the  operations.  It  charges  Eden  with  hav  ng 
had  the  telegram  abstrac;ed  from  the  telegraph  office 
in  the  hotel,  and  thus  preventing  favorable  action 
being  taken  until  the  options  secured  by  Sampson  & 
Co.  expired, 


July  27,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITSG  JOURNAL. 


707 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  Members  of  the 
OhioBgo  Bar.] 
SURKENDEK  OF  PREMISES  BY  TENANT. 

A  tenant  removed  from  the  premises  before  the  ex- 
piration of  the  term,  without  notice,  and  left  the  Icey 
with  a  neighbor  of  the  landlord.  The  landlord  noti- 
fied the  tenant  that  he  would  be  held  for  the  rent 
for  the  whole  term  unless  the  premises  were  rented, 
that  he  would  try  to  re-rent  them,  and  that  the  ten- 
ant might  aid  in  procuring  a  new  tenant.  The  land- 
lord then  placed  the  premises  with  a  rental  agent. 
The  Court  held  that  there  was  no  acceptance  of  a 
surrender  of  the  premises.— Pennsylvania  Supreme 
Court. 

mechanics'  lien— fixtures. 
Wires  and  insulators  which  are  used  in  forming 
and  completing  the  connection  between  an  electric 
light  and  power  plant  and  the  dwellings,  stores  and 
other  public  places,  for  the  purpose  of  conveying  or 
transmitting  light  and  heat  thereto,  are  fixtures 
within  the  provisions  of  the  mechanics'  lien  law.— 
New  Jersey  Court  of  Chancery. 

LANDLORD  AND  TENANT  —  "OCCUPANCY"  OF  PREM- 
ISES. 

A  lease  provided  that  it  should  continue  for  one 
year,  and  that  at  the  end  of  that  term  either  party 
might  terminate  the  lease  by  giving  three  month's 
notice  thereof,  but  that  in  default  of  the  notice,  the 
lease  should  continue  for  another  year,  and  so  on 
until  terminated  by  such  notice,  and  also  proyided 
that  the  tenant  should  pay  a  certain  rental  so  long 
as  he  should  "occupy"  the  premises.  The  Court  held 
that  the  provision  as  to  occupancy  meant  tenancy 
under  the  lease,  and  that  the  teaant  was  liable  for 
rent  for  the  entire  term,  though  he  removed  before 
the  expiration  of  the  term. — Supreme  Court  of  Penn- 
sylvania. 

REPAIRS  BY  LANDLORD. 

♦Vhere  a  landlord  unlawfully  enters  the  premises 
to  make  improvements  and  makes  holes  in  the  roof 
which  let  in  dust  and  rain,  the  tenant  is  entitled  to 
recover  for  the  damages  to  his  stock  and  machinery 
caused  thereby. — Supreme  Court  of  New  York. 

NOTICE  OF  INTENTION  TO  QUIT— WAIVER. 

The  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsylvania  has  recently 
decided  that  the  requirements  of  written  notice  on 
the  part  of  the  tenant  to  surrender  the  premises  was 
waived,  where  the  tenant  gave  verbal  notice  of  his 
intention  to  quit  at  the  end  of  the  term,  and  no  ob- 
jection was  made  that  the  notice  was  not  written  as 
required  by  the  lease;  and  subsequently,  during  the 
term,  in  response  to  the  tenants  proposition  to  hold 
over  from  month  to  month  the  landlord's  agent 
promised  to  see  the  landlord  and  inform  the  tenant 
of  the  answer  before  the  expiration  of  the  term  of 
the  lease.  But  the  failure  of  the  landlord's  agent  to 
let  the  tenant  know  the  landlord's  answer  to  the  ten- 
ant's proposition  to  hold  over  as  tenant  from  month 
to  month  did  not  authorize  the  tenant  to  treat  his 
proposition  as  accepted,  so  as  to  release  him  from 
the  legal  consequences  of  holding  over. 

COVENANT  IN  LEASE  TO  MAKE  REPAIRS. 

Where  the  lease  contains  a  covenant  by  the  land- 
lord to  deliver  the  premises  in  a  state  of  good  repair, 
and  to  make  all  permanent  alterations,  improve- 
ments and  additions  which  shall  be  required  by  any 
law  or  ordinance,  the  taking  and  retaining  posses- 
sion of  the  premises  by  the  tenant  is  not  a  waiver  of 
his  right  to  claim  damages  for  a  breach  of  the  cove- 
nants in  the  lease. 

The  tenant  is  not  bound  to  make  the  permanent 
and  important  repairs  which  the  landlord  has  cove- 
nanted to  make,  but  he  may  seek  his  remedy  on  the 
covenants  to  recover  his  damages.— Supreme  Court  of 
New  York. 

DELIVERY  OF  DEEDS. 

The  recording  of  a  deed  creates  only  a  presump- 
tion of  delivery.  An  acceptance  of  the  deed  by  the 
purchaser  subsequent  to  the  recording  of  the  deed 
cannot  take  effect,  by  alteration,  as  of  the  date  of 
the  recording,  so  as  to  affect  the  rights  of  a  purchaser 
on  foreclosure  of  a  prior  mortgage. — New  York  Su- 
preme Court. 


OBJECTIONS  TO  THE  TORRENS  LAW. 


In  his  speech  before  the  members  of  the  Chicago 
Real  Estate  Board  at  its  twenty-third  annual  dinner, 
at  the  Auditorium  Hotel.  July  1,  C.  Porter  Johnson 
reviewed  the  objections  most  frequently  made  against 
the  working  out  of  the  law.   He  said  in  part: 

"Opposition  arises  from  certain  sections  to  this 
bill,  because  it  is  contended  that  under  its  provisions 
the  registrar  is  clothed  with  too  much  responsibility, 
and  I  believe  that  when  you  clothe  the  officer  with 
responsibility  you  make  him  a  more  careful  judicial 
officer;  and,  more  than  that,  the  people  in  the  selec- 
tion of  that  officer  will  be  more  careful  in  seeing  that 
the  proper  man  is  elected  to  the  office,  i  he  bond  of 
the  registrar  of  Cook  County  is  $200,000  under  the 
provisions  of  this  act.  I  was  talking  with  a  gentle- 
man the  other  day,  and  he  said  the  registrar  will  be 
some  cheap  politician,  chosen  by  the  party  to  which 
the  registrar  belongs.  I  don't  believe  it;  I  believe 
when  this  law  becomes  operative  it  will  show  that 
the  recorder  or  registrar  will  realize  that  he  is  per- 
sonally responsible  for  the  proper  discharge  of  his 
dutv,  and  that  officer  will  see  that  the  deputies 
chosen  by  him  are  as  eminently  qualified  and  entitled 
to  the  credit  of  the  people  of  Cook  County  as  himself. 
I  believe  that  when  you  centralize  responsibility  you 
do  a  wise  thing,  for  the  greater  responsibility  the 
law  places  upon  an  officer,  the  more  careful  he  will 
be  in  the  discharge  of  public  duty;  the  more  likely  to 
be  animated  by  honest  motives  and  careful  methods, 
than  when  he  does  not  appreciate  this  responsibility. 
So  I  believe  the  Torrens  act  placing  the  responsibil- 
ity on  the  registrar  or  recorder  is  a  wise  provision, 
and  will  lead  to  the  better  enforcement  of  the  law, 
and  inculcate  a  higher  appreciation  of  public  trusts 
and  a  more  faithful  discharge  of  public  duties. 

We  are  told  that  this  new  law  will  entail  trouble 
and  expense.  In  my  practice,  limited  as  it  is,  and 
must  be  with  young  men,  I  continually  find  the  need 
of  just  such  a  law.  I  was  examining  the  title  to  a 
piece  of  property  for  a  client;  in  the  abstract  I  found 
that  there  was  a  transfer  of  lot  thirty-five  when  it 
should  have  been  lot  thirty-three.  I  examined  it 
three  or  four  times  in  order  to  see  whether  any  sub- 
sequent deed  corrected  this  error.  1  could  find  nope. 
Finally  I  told  my  client  that  the  title  was  not  good, 
and  I  went  to  the  abstract  office  and  looked  up  the 
indexes,  and  after  a  search  of  three  hours  I  found  the 
deed  did  show  a  transfer  of  lot  thirty-three  instead 
of  lot  thirty-five.  This  was  a  mistake  of  the  abstract 
company.  Such  an  error  nevtr  could  have  existed 
under  the  Torrens  law,  I  believe  the  lot  was  valued 
at  $500;  the  continuation  of  that  abstract  and  its  ex- 
amination cost  fifty  dollars.  In  another  instance  I 
made  a  loan  through  Rose  Quinlan  &  Co.  for  a  client 
and  their  attorney  examined  the  abstract.  He 
wanted  to  borrow  $300.  The  continuation  of  the  ab- 
stract and  the  fees  to  the  lawyer  for  the  examination 
took  a  great  deal  of  the  loan,  and  the  poor  fellow  only 
got  $250  out  of  three  hundred  encumbered  on  his 
property.  This  act  will  cheapen  the  transfer  of  the 
real  estate.  And  who  is  to  be  benefited?  Not  alone 
the  rich,  but  the  poor  man  who  owns  but  one  lot,  and 
has  paid  for  it  at  ten  dollars  a  month,  and  six  per 
cent  on  deferred  payments,  will  be  able  to  realize 
upon  his  property,  make  it  an  immediate  available 
asset,  upon  which  he  can  realize  at  once,  and  not  as 
under  the  present  rule  cost  him  one-sixth  of  his  prop- 
erty in  order  to  get  an  abstract,  the  title  examined 
and  the  lawyer  paid. 

It  will  not  only  result  in  cheapening  transfers  but 
will  make  real  estate,  which  is  the  basis  of  wealth, 
an  immediate  asset,  so  that  the  poor  and  the  rich 
man  alike  can  obtain  upon  his  property  what  it  is 
worth  without  long  delay  and  large  expense. 


AN  IMPORTANT  DECISION. 


Two  important  points  were  settled  in  a  decision 
by  Judge  Hutchinson  this  week  in  the  case  of  Ford 
vs.  Terry,  to  recover  real  estate  brokerage.  It  was  a 
case  of  curbstone  brokerage,  inasmuch  as  the  plain- 
tiff did  not  have  a  license  at  the  time  of  negotiating 
the  sale.  The  court  decided.  First,  that  if  the  de- 
fendant was  ever  under  obligation  to  pay  a  commis- 
sion to  the  plaintiff,  he  was  relieved  of  that  obliga- 
tion because  the  plaintiff  acted  as  agent  of  both 
buyer  and  seller  in  the  deal  without  having,  as  the 
law  requires,  given  due  notice  of  this  dual  relation  to 
the  parties  and  without  having  their  approval;  sec- 
ondly, the  contract  of  sale  was  signed  May  5,  the 
deed  passed  May  14,  and  the  broker  secured  his 
license  May  12.  The  court  held  that  the  right  to 
commissions  accrued  when  the  contract  was  signed, 
and  not  when  the  deed  passed,  and  that  failure  to 
have  a  license  on  the  former  date  was  fatal  to  a  re- 
covery for  brokerage. 


WONDERFUL  RESOURCES  OF  IOWA. 

The  great  state  of  Iowa  contains  5-15,000  fine  farms, 
with  good  buildings,  fences,  orchards  and  other  im- 
provements; 7,000,000  swine  graze  upon  the  clover 
pastures  and  4,000,000  cattle  feed  and  fatten  upon  her 
blue  grass  pastures.  When  we  behold  the  wilderness 
of  corn  that  is  growing  upon  every  farm  in  Iowa,  and 
when  we  see  the  vast  fields  of  oats  and  wheat  as  they 
wave  in  the  breeze,  we  view  them  all  with  wonder 
and  admiration.  The  corn  crop  of  Iowa  for  1892 
would  fill  a  crib  eight  feet  wide,  ten  feet  high  and 
two  thousand  miles  long,  equal  to  335,000,000  bushels. 
The  7,000,000  swine,  if  they  were  placed  in  a  row  side 
by  side,  and  each  swine  occupied  eighteen  inches,  it 
would  make  a  line  two  thousand  miles  long.  Her 
4,000,000  of  cattle,  if  they  were  placed  in  a  row  side 
by  side,  and  each  were  given  three  feet  in  which  to 
stand,  it  would  make  a  line  more  than  2,200  miles 
long.  The  8,836,816  tons  of  hay  raised  in  1892  in  Iowa 
would  make  a  stack  or  rick  of  hay  ten  feet  high,  ten 
feet  wide  and  9,000  miles  long.  The  168.000,000  pounds 
of  butter  made  in  18P2  in  Iowa  would  load  a  train 
thirty-three  miles  in  length. 

Perhaps  there  is  no  place  in  this  country  which  has 
such  beautiful  weather,  both  fall  and  spring,  as 
Iowa. 

In  addition  to  her  productive  soil  and  excellent 
climate  the  water  is  the  purest  and  best,  and  most 
abundant  of  any  state  in  the  Union,  being  supplied 
by  innumerable  springs,  creeks  and  excellent  wells 
all  over  the  state.  In  addition  to  this  there  is  a  gen- 
tle breeze  blowing  at  the  rate  of  seven  to  eight  miles 
per  hour  nearly  every  day  in  the  year,  which  is  very 
convenient  for  the  use  of  windmills  and  wind  pumps. 
The  water  is  of  the  purest  and  best  quality,  besides 
there  are  many  springs  and  flowing  wells  that  have 
great  reputation  for  health. 

In  addition  to  the  soil,  climate  and  water,  it  is  well 
supplied  with  building  sione,  there  being  ]4.'{  stone 
quarries  in  this  state,  valued  in  1890  at  $530,^63,  the 
entire  production  of  which  was  6,280,727  cubic  feet 
of  stone,  valued  at  $236,792;  and  365  394  barrels  of 
lime,  valued  at  $170  000.  These  quarries  are  well 
distributed  over  the  state 

In  addition  to  the  stone  as  above  mentioned  Iowa 
has  37?  coal  mines  producing  in  1890  3,721,981  tons  of 
coal,  and  giving  employment  to  9,130  persons,  the 
value  of  the  coal  produced  being  $3,783,572,  this  coal 
being  distributed  over  twenty-nine  counties  in  the 
state,  extending  from  Scott  to  Fremont,  and  from  the 
Missouri  line  to  Hamilton  county,  making  it  the 
greatest  coal  producing  state  west  of  the  Mississippi 
river,  and  being  the  fifth  coal  producing  state  in  the 
Union. 

In  addition  to  the  advantages  above  referred  to 
the  State  has  8,513  miles  of  railroad,  extending  over 
every  county  in  the  State,  and  reaching  every  county 
seat  but  one.  There  are  but  very  few  sections  of  land 
in  Iowa  that  are  ten  miles  from  a  railroad,  and  a 
great  majority  of  the  lands  are  within  five  miles  of 
a  station.  These  roads,  at  a  cost  of  }25,00  a  mile 
would  aggregate  $212,844,000.  There  are  1,150  rail- 
road stations  in  the  State,  the  passenger  earnings  of 
said  roads  being  more  than  $10,000,000  and  the  freight 
earnings  more  than  $26,000,000,  giving  employment  to 
thousands  of  men  in  operating  the  roads. 

In  addition  to  the  roads  above  mentioned  are  1,835 
postoffices,  most  of  which  have  daily  mails. 

Very  much  of  the  tillable  land  of  this  State  is  now 
in  a  good  state  of  cultivation,  there  being  215,000 
farms  covering  more  than  34,000,000  acres  of  land. 
Perhaps  it  is  safe  to  say  that  there  is  no  place  the  size 
of  Iowa  on  this  continent  where  the  people  are  so 
prosperous  and  happy  as  in  Iowa,  or  where  wealth 
has  increased  so  rapidly  within  the  last  forty  years, 
for  in  1850  the  average  wealth  per  capita  in  Iowa  was 
$123  39,  in  1860  it  was  $366.46,  in  1870  it  was  $640.89, 
in  1880  it  was  $1,059,  and  in  18d0  it  was  *1, 413,  and 
to-day  it  is  very  much  larger  than  then,  whereas  the 
wealth  per  capita  of  the  United  States  is  about  $1,000, 
and  when  we  consider  that  the  wealth  of  this  State 
has  nearly  all  been  produced  within  the  last  forty 
years,  we  conclude  that  there  is  no  country  so  thrifty 
and  prosperous  as  Iowa. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


By  the  auditor's  report  of  June  30,  1892,  we  find  104 
savings  banks,  141  state  banks,  185  private  banks, 
154  national  banks,  with  deposits  to  the  amount  of 
more  than  164,000,000,  or  more  than  $44  per  capita. 
We  further  And  that  the  State  and  county  debts  are 
less  than  $2  per  capita  and  upon  examination  of  the 
records  we  And  that  34,000.000  acres  of  land  in  Iowa 
is  mortgaged  for  less  than  $4.40  per  acre,  and  the  in- 
crease in  value  during  the  years  of  1881  and  1892  was 
more  than  the  aggregate  amount  of  mortgages  upon 
them.  Besides  many  of  these  mortgages  were  given 
for  the  purchase  price  of  the  land,  as  will  be  seen  by 
the  census  reports  showing  the  amount  of  wealth  per 
capita  that  each  man  had  at  the  date  of  taking  the 
census. 

Iowa  is  destined  to  be  the  richest  country  of  its 
size  on  earth,  for  the  reason  that  its  agricultural 
products  exceed  in  value  all  the  gold  and  silver  mines 
of  the  world  combined. 

In  the  year  1891  the  agricultural  products  of  Iowa 
were  more  than  $464,000,000,  the  larger  portion  of 
which  were  the  direct  products  of  the  soil.  In  addi- 
tion to  this  in  1892  they  had  more  than  7,000,000 
swine,  more  than  4,000,000  cattle,  besides  1,312,000 
horses.  The  State  produced  168,000,000  pounds  of 
butter,  5,000,000  tons  of  hay,  besides  more  than  $5,- 
000,000  worth  of  poultry. 

Iowa  is  fast  becoming  a  fruit  growing  State,  for  in 
1891  they  shipped  from  five  counties  alone,  to-wit: 
Fremont,  Mills,  Page,  Montgomery  and  Adams,  142,- 
526  barrels  of  apples  out  of  the  State,  and  from  the 
station  of  Council  Bluffs  alone,  15  car  loads  of  grapes. 

The  State  is  fast  growing  in  population  as  well  as 
wealth.  In  1892  there  were  13.275  school  houses,  22,- 
275  lady  school  teachers,  and  4,978  men  teachers,  at 
an  expense  of  $7,490,191;  509  332  pupils  were  enrolled 
in  the  public  schools,  in  addition  to  all  those  that 
were  attending  private  schools. 

When  we  consider  the  products  of  the  soil  and  of 
the  mines,  the  climate,  water,  railroads,  and  examine 
into  the  agricultural  reports  for  the  last  thirty  years, 
including  grain,  grass  and  fruit,  we  are  forced  to  con- 
clude that  Iowa  farming  is  a  very  safe  business  to 
engage  in,  and  if  we  add  increase  in  value  of  lands, 
the  rents  and  profits  derived  from  the  lands,  we  are 
forced  to  conclude  that  there  is  no  better  investment 
than  Iowa  farms. 


THE  PUBLIC  LANDS. 


SWAMP  LAND  GRANTS— INDfCATIONS   OF  GROWIXO 
VALUES. 

Capitalists  as  well  as  settlers  and  home  seekers  are 
turning  their  attention  more  and  more  to  the 
scarcity  of  the  Public  Laads,  the  cheapness  of  which 
places  them  within  the  reach  of  all.  A  feature  of 
this  subject  is  Swamp  Land  Grants  by  the  Federal 
Government  to  the  States. 

The  first  grant  was  to  the  State  of  Louisiana  alone 
and  was  intended  to  enable  her  to  drain  and  improve 
the  numerous  swamps  within  her  borders.  It-  was 
limited  in  its  terms,  yet  very  valuable  to  the  State. 
Later,  in  I850,  Louisiana  wanted  an  additional  grant, 
but  her  Representatives  in  Congress  found  that  they 
could  not  obtain  it  exclusively  for  their  State,  and 
introduced  a  bill  granting  all  swamp  lands  located  in 
any  State  where  the  United  States  possessed  public 
lands  to  the  State  government  and  providing  for  in- 
demnity lands  to  be  taken  in  place  of  any  swamp 
lands  that  had'already  been  disposed  of  by  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  State?  that  benefited  by  this  law  were 
Alabama,  Arkansas,  California,  Florida,  Indian  Ter- 
ritory, Illinois,  Michigan,  Mississippi,  Missouri,  Ohio 
and  Wisconsin.  Later,  when  Minnesoia  and  Oregon 
were  admitted,  a  provision  was  placed  in  their  ad- 
mission acts  granting  to  them  the  swamp  lands  with- 
in their  borders  on  the  same  lines  as  in  the  grants  to 
the  other  States, 

A  contemporary  commenting  on  the  abuses  of 
swamp  land  claims  says: 

"Before  any  other  States  were  admitted  the  swamp 
land  claims  became  such  a  crying  abuse  that  Con 
gress  refused  to  make  any  such  grants  to  any  later 
States,  giving  each  instead  1,000,000  acres,  to  be  ap- 
plied for  certain  specific  purposes.   The  reason  for 


this  limitation  appears  from  the  following  table, 
showing  the  quantities  of  land  claimed  under  the  act 
by  the  more  important  swamp  land  States.  Some  of 
them  have  claimed  about  half  of  their  entire  area, 
and  have  actually  had  from  one-third  to  one-fifth  of 
it  patented  to  them. 

.  Swamp  Land  Swamp  Land 

^.^^^■p-  Claimed.  Patented. 

f^onda,  22,229,000  16,657,000 

Louisiana  11,769,000  9011,000 

Arkansas   8,656,000  7  676,000 

Michigan    7,293,000  5,670,000 

)^JSConsin    4,570,000  3,348,000 

Iowa   4,568,000  1.185,000 

Minnesota    4, 548. <  00  3,044,000 

Jllinpis    3,981,000  1,456,000 

Mississippi   3,603,000  3,307  000 

Two  methods  have  been  followed  in  the  adjust- 
ment of  the  grants.  In  the  first  place  the  State  is 
asked  whether  it  will  send  out  its  own  surveyors  and 
ascertain  its  own  swamp  lands,  or  whether  it  will  ac- 
cept the  United  States  survey.  The  reply  has  inva- 
riably been  in  favor  of  the  latter.  The  Swamp  Land 
Office  has  then  gone  over  the  notes  of  the  United 
btates  surveyors,  and  wherever  swamp  lands  were 
shown  by  them  has  forwarded  lists  of  them  to  the 
Secretary  of  the  Interior.  On  his  approval  the  lands 
have  been  patented  to  the  States.  Any  lands  admit- 
ted to  be  swamp,  but  shown  on  the  record  as  already 
sold  or  rented  for  any  other  purpose,  have  been  with 
held  from  these  lists." 

After  the  first  big  adjustment  of  the  grants  the 
State  made  no  claim  for  a  time.  Then  they  began 
to  examine  into  the  subject,  and  finally  in  every  case 
they  have  put  their  own  men  into  the  field  to  revise 
the  United  States  surveys.  For  over  thirty  years 
this  has  been  going  on,  and  there  seems  no  evidence 
that  it  will  ever  stop.  Claims  rejected  ten  or  twenty 
years  ago  are  made  afresh  to  day,  and  as  the  question 
of  swamp  or  no  swamp  is  an  actual  fact  to  be  ascer- 
tained by  observation,  the  claims  must  each  time  be 
examined  into  by  the  Government  surveys.  When 
the  State  surveyors  make  a  claim  a  Government  sur- 
veyor is  sent  to  go  over  it,  and  on  his  report  the  land 
is  appreved  and  patented 

These  swamp  lands  are  becoming  more  and  more 
valuable  every  year  because  of  increased  drainage,  or 
of  inexhaustible  fertility  when  improved  and  culti 
vated,  and  cost  less  to  drain  than  the  irrigation  of 
dry  lands.  Congress  will  be  looked  to  to  exercise  a 
watchful  care  over  Uncle  Sam's  swamp  lands 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Six  two-story  and  basement  dwellings  will  be 
erected  at  7014  to  7024  Honore  street  after  plans  by 
architect  T.  A.  Squires,  to  cost  about  $23,000. 

Architects  Ostling  Bros,  have  plans  for  an  aoart- 
ment  house  for  Mrs.  Kate  Christman,  to  be  erecied 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  State  and  Forty  sixth 
streets,  70  by  lOO  feet,  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  to 
cost  about  $60,000. 

Architect  Charles  M  Palmer  completed  plans  for  a 
block  of  stores  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Forty-third 
street  and  Ellis  avenue,  for  Charles  Fargo,  150  by  75 
feet,  one  story  high,  built  of  brick,  com}>osition  roof 
plate  glass,  gas  fixtures,  and  will  cost  $12,000. 

Five  houses,  to  cost  about  $40,000,  will  be  built  by 
E.  H.  Turner  on  Washington  avenue,  near  Forty- 
ninth  street,  after  designs  and  plans  by  architect 
Howard  V.  Shaw.  These  dwellings  will  be  detached 
and  will  bs  three  stories  high  and  will  vary  in  ground 
area. 

W.  I.  Burdsall  will  erect  two  dwellings  at  6053  and 
60 >5  Madison  avenue,  to  be  4Jx64  feet,  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  with  stone  fronts,  hardwood 
finish  and  modern  improvements,  to  cost  about  $13,- 
0  0.  Plans  for  the  above  were  prepared  by  architect 
J  A.  Miller. 

At  the  corner  of  Sixty-third  street  and  Cottage 
Grove  avenue  C.  W.  Pardridge  will  build  an  apart- 
ment house  to  cost  $30,000.  which  will  be  90x165  feet. 
He  is  also  erecting  a  five-story  store  and  flat  build- 
ing at  the  southwest  corner  of  Forty-third  street  and 
Lawrence  avenue. 

Architect  W.  T.  Branitzky  has  completed  plans 
and  is  taking  figures  for  a  modern  flat  building  at  339 
Marshfleld  avenue  for  Mrs.  Henrietta  Diamond  It 
will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  80  feet, 
have  an  elaborate  Portland  stone  front,  with  stone 
portico  and  slate  tower  projection  oak  and  Georgia 
pine  finish,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$7,000. 

H.  F.  Hawes  has  prepared  plans  for  an  apartment 
building  on  Grand  boulevard,  south  of  Forty-third 
street,  for  Benjamin  Mason.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  25x71  feet,  have  stone  front,  hard 


July  27,  1898. 

wood  finish,'  hot  water  heating,  and  modern  Imnrove- 
ments,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Mr.  F.  Knudson,  architect,  has  made  plans  for  a 
building  to  contain  five  flats,  to  be  erected  at  860 
Maplewood  avenue,  for  Mr.  Falkenber,^.  The  struc- 
ture will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  2ix78  feet 
with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  oak  and  pine 
interior  finish,  and  will  cost  about  $8,000. 

Architect  Carl  Nielson  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
building  to  contain  six  flats  on  Francisco  street  near 
West  Division,  for  P.  J.  Carlson,  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  23  by  80  feet,  blue  Bedford  stone 
front,  with  entrance  flanked  by  stone  columns  and 
carved  capitals,  red  oak  and  white  pine  finish  and 
modern  improvements,  to  cost  $8,500  ' 

A  large  six-story  addition  or  annex  is  being  erected 
to  the  Vincennes  Apartment  Building  at  Ellis  Park 
and  Thirty  sixth  street,  Ly  M.  J.  Ranghan,  the  owner 
of  the  original  building  which  was  only  completed 
last  year.  The  exterior  will  correspond  in  architec- 
ture to  the  main  structure;  and  the  interior  will  con- 
tain thirty-five  apartments  of  two  and  three  large 
rooms  with  reception  hall  and  bath  room  attached 
to  each.  There  will  be  elevator  service,  electric 
lights  and  other  conveniences.  Perley  Hale  is  the 
architect. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 

(too  late  to  olasbift.) 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  at,  4  story  flat  bnilding  oon- 
tainiug  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
part  cash.    V  11. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Siiver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q,  13.  Care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


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HVDEPARK. 


MAP  showing  territory  south  of  55th  street 
extending  to  the  southern  boundary  of  the 
Town  of  Bloom  and  east  to  Griffith  station  on 
the  Elgin,  Joliet  &  Eastern  R.  R. 


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July  2T,  1896 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
lihe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
July  Z6,  1895. 

Olty,  over  tl.OOO  ..^..i,..   270 

0lt7,  under  $1,000..   137 

Ooanty  170 


Amooat. 
11,616,930 
76,310 
9S1,66S 


Totol. 


t2,64(,796 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  July  26,  1894. 

BBles.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  11,000                            272  $1,285,918 

City,  under  1,000                           140  73,424 

Louuty                                         138  288,461 

Total                                     550  tl,647.793 


Aberdeen  st,  27  ft  □  of  62Dd,  w  f  25x125; 

Jaly  16.  L  Roqae  to  J  Code   $1,150 

Aberdeen  at,  s  w  oor  66th,  e  f  65x121;  Jaly 

19.  D  Leonard  to  W  W  Hanohett..|l,600 
Adams  st,  75  ft  w  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  25x122; 

Jaly  18.  T  H  Smith  to  Q  Uirioh..  .f  1,325 
Adama  av,  s  w  oor  74th  at,  e  f  475x125.73; 

Jnne  24.  F  Uolder  to  O  A.  Tarner. .$48,000 
Albany  av,  160  ft  n  of  25th  st,  e  f  24x125; 

Jaly  22.  0  Mraz  to  F  Mraz   $1,000 

Albany  av,  32  ft  s  of  Homer  st,  e  f  25x 

135;  Jaly  11.  S  £  Graves  to  A  Bengtson 

 $1,800 

Albany  av,  150  ft  n  of  13th  st,  e  f  25xl44>^; 

July  22.  r  e  O'Oonnor  to  M  O'Connor 

 $2,200 

Armitage  av,  a  e  oor  Spanlding,  n  f  50x 

15U;  Jaly  15.  H  H  £  Oaedtke  to  F  (J 

Reok  $3,550 

Armitage  av,  same   ppty;   Jaly  16.  F  O 

Reok  to  B  Oaedtke  $3,660 

Armitage  av.  58  f t  w  of  N  4l8t,  n  f  26x 

126;  Jaly  17.  Q  O  Newbary  to  0  Madsen 

  $1,000 

Armour  av,  200  ft  a  of  38th  at,  e  f  25x97; 

Jaly  9.  M  £  Strayer  to  M  MoBride.$2,000 
Artesian  av,  276  ft  9  of  Diversey,  e  f  26x 

126;Joly  16.  J  £  Peterson  to  C  Apel- 

born  $4,600 

Arteaian  av,  180  ft  n  of  Fnllerton,  e  f  25x 

126;  Jaly  11.  S  Spitza  to  S  Maroinkow- 

ski  $2,600 

Ashland  av,  280  ft  n  of  Noble,  w  f  46  f t  to 

alley;  July  23.  M  Mayer  to  VV  Beok.fS.OOO 
Ashland  av,  s  e  oor  14th  pi,  w  f  24x125; 

Jaly  24.  J  £fting  to  U  8tamwald. $16,000 
Ashland  av,  74  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  25x121; 

Jane  15.  J  A  £okland  to  0  J  Sohall 

 $3,500 

Aagasta  st,  150  ft  e  of  Noble,  n  f  26x127; 

Jaly  17.  O  Lacknow   to  J  Kozluwski 

  f3,800 

Belmont  av,  264  ft  w  of  Francisoo,  n  f  24 

xl26;  Jaly    15.  A   L    Anderson  to  £ 

Koehler  $4,250 

Berkeley  av,  240  ft  n  of  42d  at,  e  f  50x^2; 

Jaly  19.  J  A  Qaalt  to  Q  Gaalt  $10,000 

Berkeley  av,  240  ft  n  w  of  42d  st,  e  f  50x 

83;  Jaly  2.  H  A  Barry  to  J  A  Qaalt 

 $27,000 

Berlin  st,  s  w  oor  Talman  «v,  n  f  23  9-lUx 

125;  Jane  15.  G  Wolf  to  M  Braoer. $3,000 
Berteaa  av,  75  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  26x 

126;  Jaly  1.  £  Rudolph  to  G  Detterbeok 

  $1,046 

Bifhop  8t,  224  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  i5xl24; 

Jane  19.  M  Xorley  to  £  Ohse  $1,600 

Bntler  st,  326  ft  n  of  30th,  e  f  26x126;  May 

1.  8  D  Swayne  to  J  P  Hoenle  $3,950 

Bosvrorth  av,  216  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  25x 

123}^;  Jane  1.  O  Charles  to  8  K  Cox 

 $2,550 

Barlington  st,  132ft  n  of  18th,  e  f  24x 

106i|;  Jaly  19.  J  Dobes  to  F  Dobea 

 $2,600 

Byron  av,  263  f  t  w  of  W  Bavenswood  Park, 

n  f  37}^xl26;  May  20.  0  J  Ford  to  A 

Uabertrot      $1,500 

Byron  st,  100  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f 

60x140;  May  6.  £  T  Stotesbary  to  G  £ 

Taylor  $5,760 

Centre  av,  241  ft  n  of  63rd  st,  w  f  25xl24i4; 

Jaly  11.  L  UUrioh  to  D  8ten  $7,600 

OongresB  st,  396  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f 
19  36-100x166;  Mar  6,'91.  J  N  Canning 

to  M  A  Fly  $4,000 

Oongresa  st,  same  ppty;  July  20.  M  A 

Fly  to  N  M  Brown  $4,000 

Campbell  av,  s  w  oor  Frankfort  st,  e  f  44 

xllO;  July  1.  0  Netz  to  G  Bloats.,  .$5,000 
Chicago  av,  312  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  48z 
121;  June  7.  M  F  MoGee  et  al  to  P 

Eriokaon   $6,600 

California  av,  a  e  oor  Oongreaa  st,  w  f  26z 
125;  July  3.  £  J  Roy  to  A  L  Jansen 

 $2,900 

Oorte«  st,  60  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f  46x160; 


July  19.  R  Tomlinaon  to  A  Tholen. $7,500 

California  av,  164  ft  n  of  Lake  st,  w  f  18x 
126;  Jaly  16.  lid  H  Lowell  to  A  Fitz- 
gerald  $4,600 

Canal  st,  123  ft  s  of  Madison,  e  f  22.2x 
79)^;  July  2.  J  A  Gault  to  W  H  Barry 
 $20,000 

Canal  st,  243  ft  n  of  119th,  e  f  26x124; 
July  17.  G  W  Hanford  to  C  M  Camp 
 $1,500 

Carpenter  st,  60  ft  s  of  Austin  av,  w  f  20x 
116;  May  16.  C  H  Morse  to  F  Brezdl 
   $1,400 

Carroll  av,  n  w  oor  8  46th,  s  f  28x100; 
July  17.  UH  Porter  to  J  Broderiok 
 $1,800 

Center  av,  n  w  oor  62d  st,  e  f  60.96x131.68; 
July  24.  P  Hajdioh  to  J  Hajdioh. .  .$2,000 

Champlain  av,  s  e  oor  48th  st,  w  f  lOOz 
124.82,  and  ^  int;  Jane  16.  D  Smith  to 
£  C  Shankland  $2,666 

Chase  av,  110  ft  e  of  Grand,  n  f  60x150; 
July  23.  M  Prussing  to  A  Uartl. .  .$2,000 

Chaunoey  av,  100  ft  s  of  69th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  2.  H  W  Brant  to  A  O  Brant 
 $1,600 

Chaunoey  av,  300  it  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  July  19.  £  Fleisohhauer  to  C  B  Vey 
 $2,900 

Chaunoey  av,  same  ppty;  July  20. (C  B 
Vey  to  £  Fleisohhauer  $3,000 

Chicago  av,  96  ft  w  of  Ada  st,  n  f  24x92; 
June  27.  £  Wieden  to  F  A  8tanber.$8,000 

Claremont  av,  329  ft  n  of  Sunnyside,  e  f 
37>^xl25;  July  8.  W  J  Lukens  to  8 
Brown  Jr  $3,500 

Claremont  av,  291  ft  n  of  Sunnyside,  e  f 
371^x125;  July  8.  W  J  Lukens  to  8 
Brown,  Jr  $3,500 

Cleveland  av,  22  ft  s  of  Menominee  st,  w 
f  221^x72;  July  26.  A  W  Stammeyer  to 
A  N  isiann  $2,200 

Clinton  av,  192  ft  n  of  Fvergreen,  e  f  S6x 
125;  July  8.  LG  Sheaflfer  to  F  Weiss 
 $1,500 

Coles  av,  s  e  oor  76th  at,  w  f  25x148;  May 
28,'94.  J  H  Shielda  to  F  C  N  Robertson 
 $4,702 

Commercial  av,  66  ft  n  of  89th  st,  e  f  25x 
1383^;  July  18.  J  Rozynek  to  B  Rozynek 
 $2,000 

Congress  st,  141  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f 
26x166;  July  19.  J  J  Dufify  to  J  W  Con- 
don  $2,850 

Coyler  av,  n  w  oor  Lincoln  st,  s  f  28x120; 
June  15.  O  M  Carlstein  to  A  A  Swanson 
 $10,000 

Dearborn  st,  240  ft  s  of  35th,  e  f  24x123; 
July  15.  R  N  Niles  to  C  L  Makee.  .$4,600 

Diversey  av,  108  ft  e  of  Mozart  st,  s  f  £0x 
125;  July  22.  F  Robertson  to  O  L  Albert 
 $10,000 

East  Ravenswood  Park,  120  ft  n  of  Car- 
men av,  w  f  24x127;  July  1.  W  H  Mul- 
holland  to  G  W  Fish  et  al...  $2,500 

Eggleston  av,  25  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  43x 
121;  July  24.  £  J  Jaokson  to  8  A  Mo- 
Clean  Jr  $6,000 

Eighty-ninth  st,  110  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av, 
s  f  371^x125;  July  1.  H  C  Gross  to  8  E 
Gross  $3,200 

EUia  av,  n  w  oor  62d  st,  e  f  1471^x130; 
July  6.  M  A  Farr  to  £  8  Sturges.  .$18,750 

Elston  av,  297  f  t  s  e  of  Campbell,  n  e  f  25 
xl25;  July  \8.  M  Vogginger  to  J  Range 
 $2,500 

Elston  av,  145  ft  n  w  of  Sheridan,  s  w  f 
50x125;  July  13.  W  Boldenweok  et  al  to 
F  A  Anderson  et  al  $1,600 

Elston  av,  75  ft  n  w  of  Forest,  s  w  f  26x80, 
and  other  ppty;  July  20.  F  Weiss  to  J 
L  Sheaffer  $2,250 

Emerald  av,  362  ft  n  of  33rd  at,  e  f  2ex 
125;  July  17.  F  Ader  to  H  C  Zntter- 
meister  $3,000 

Emerald  av,  240  ft  a  of  36th  st.  e  f  24x 
124;  July  10.  W  Kahlhorn  to  H  Voigt 
 $1,500 

Enfield  av,  176  ft  n  of  Presoott,  w  f  lOOz 
158;  July  10.  Title  Guarantee  &  Trust 
Co  to  L  W  Johnston  $2,000 

Erie  st,  661  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  n  f  26x100; 
July  1.  W  AUer  to  W  J  Olizle  $2,000 

Euclid  av,  57  ftn  of  73d  et,  w  f  391^x134; 
July  1.  M  G  Caitwright  to  0  B  Bennett 
 $7,800 

Evans  av,  251  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  48x124; 
July  17.  J  D  O'Leary  to  D  O'Leary .$1,000 

Evergreen  av,  696  ft  s  w  of  Milwaukee,  n 
w  f  25x150;  July  27.  F  A  Hess  to  C  Eioh- 
mann  $10,000 

Exchange  av,  80  ft  n  of  90th  st,  w  f  25x 
n8}4;  July  12.  C  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  J  O 

Knall  $1,600 

X change  av,  130  ft  s  of  89tb  st,  e  f  25x 

I    1381^;  July  18.  0  Drebing  to  Calumet 


National  Bank  $3,600 

Farragut  av,  24  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  s  t  76x 
124, and  other  ppty;  July  8.  E  Rudolph 
to      J  Lukens  '.  $6,000 

Fifth  av,  200  ft  a  of  Slat  st,  e  f  75x126; 
June  7.  First  M  E  Church  of  Chicago 
to  Asbury  M  E  Church  $8,000 

Fifth  av,  200  ft  s  of  31at  st,  e  f  60x126; 
July  1.  Asbury  M  £  Church  to  Evangel- 
ical Lutheran  Faith  Church  $6,000 

Fifth  av,  260  ft  s  of  Slat  at,  e  f  26x126; 
July  1.  Same  to  J  E  Eliason  $2,000 

Fifty-third  st,  n  e  oor  Jefferson  av,  s  f  70 
xll8>^;  July  15.  M  M  Baliard  and  hus- 
band to  J  L  Cochran  $120,000 

Fifty-fifth  at,  Campbell's  add.  Its  18  to  24, 
blk  6;  July  8.  C  8  MaoOarty  to  W  Gar- 
nett  $3,600 

Fifty-first  st,  90  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  s  f  26x 
120;  July  16.  J  Berkhansen  to  J  Schick 
 $2,500 

Fifty-first  pi,  s  e  cor  of  Peoria  at,  n  f  41x 
124;  July  15.  J  Sohiok  to  J  Berkhouaen 
 $6,000 

Fifty-fifth  pi,  175  ft  w  of  Springfield  av, 
n  f  125x1201^;  July  19.  C  8  MaoCarty 
to  W  H  Pinden  $2,000 

Fillmore  st,  237  ft  w  of  California  av,  s  f 
24x136;  Jaly  17 .  M  8  Wilcox  to  J  Parker 
 $2,0C0 

Flonrnoy  st,  200  ft  e  of  8  40th  av.  n  ?  26x 
126;  July  ^0.  A  M  Koch  to  M  W  HamiN 
ton  $5,000 

Francisco  av,  126  ft  s  of  Armitage,  w  f 
25x1133^;  July  18.  B  K  Barnes  to  0  W 
Swibolt  $3,760 

Fremont  »t,  75  ft  n  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f  33 
xl24i^;  July  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  W  Can- 
nell  $2,056 

Forest  av.  163  ft  s  of  Kemper  st,  e  f  37>^ 
xl67  7-10;  July  17.  H  J  Kemper  et  al  to 
£  Knehn  $1,200 

Forty-second  av  N,  a  w  oor  Wabansia,  e  f 
64x125;  July  34.  J  A  Grant  to  H  Sch- 
ramm $1,400 

Forty-aecond  ct  N,  200  ft  a  of  Linden  av, 
w  f  50x1671^;  July  9.  £  Greenwood  to 
£  Engmark  et  al  $1,000 

Forty-fourth  av  N,  200  ft  n  of  Cosgrove, 
w  f  60x163;  July  15.  0  F  Hunting  to  J 
Anderson  $2,750 

Forty-fifth  pi  W,  106  ft  w  of  Butler  st,  n  f 
26x125;  July  22.  J  Dougherty  to  I  F 
Daakawsky  $2,000 

Forty-sixth  at,  s  w  oor  Wallace,  n  f  40x 
127;  June  7.  J  C  Johnston  to  F  A  Brad- 
flah    $3,000 

Forty-sixth  pi,  346  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s  f 
30x134;  Joly  18.  C  E  Hammond  to  E  A 
Weir  $9,000 

Forty-seventh  at,  76  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n 
f  50x124;  July  28,'90.  W  A  MoDavid  to 
8  A  Stout.....   $1,200 

Forty-seventh  at,  141  f t  w  of  Western  blvd, 
n  f  26x126;  May  3.  H  W  Austin  to  J  A 
Weasel  $1,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  205  ft  e  of  Blue  Island 
av,  n  f  24x125;  July  9.  T  J  Neil  to  A 
Novak  $3,600 

Garfield  blvd,  68  ft  e  of  Carpenter  st,  n  f 
50x147;  July  2.  A  M  Fence  to  M  A 
Mooney   $3,760 

Garfield  blvd,  137}^  ft  w  of  Peoria  st,  n  f 
47x160,  June  18.  M  D  Hathaway  to  R 
A  Laverty  $3,800 

Grand  av,  72  ft  a  e  of  Harding,  a  w  f  48z 
125;  Oct  11,'92.  J  L  Davis  to  C  8  Owen 
 $1,200 

Grand  av,  53  ft  w  of  Charlton,  s  f  40x122; 
June  19.  G  Lill  to  W  W  Hill  $2,000 

Grand  av,  203  ft  n  w  of  Division  st,  n  e 
f  25  ft  through  to  Division  at;  Oct  34, 
'94.  Charles  Koehnke  to  C  Fluchr.  .$1,200 

Grand  av,  198  ft  s  of  44th  st,  e  f  49x166; 
July  20.  L  Felstenstein  to  W  T  Fenton 
 $20,000 

Green  at,  200  ft  n  of  73d.  w  f  25x121;  Jaly 
1.  K  R  Howard  to  L  Roberts  $1,850 

Greenwood  av,  400  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  26 
7-12x170}^;  5uly  24.  J  Enright  to  M 
Enright  et  al  $3,000 

Haddon  st,  266  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  s  f  24x 
130;  July  5.  P  Barke  to  M  Tirnan. $2,275 

Halated  et,  76  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  26x125;  Dec 
24,'94.  L  Goode  to  H  £  Arnold  $5,000 

Hamilton  av,  26  ft  n  of  School  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  July  17.  A  Baumann  to  E  Salzmnnn 
 $1,800 

Harding  av,  141  ft  n  of  Park,  e  f  23x126; 
July  22.  W  R  Lanigor  to  J  £  Lanigor 
 $4,000 

Harvard  st,  226  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  a  f  26x 

125;  July  .  M  A  Da  Hadway  to  M 

C  Seegert  $1,035 

Hawkinaon  av,  s  w  oor  119tb  at,  e  f  175x 
126;  July  18.  E  J  Hill  to  H  Saxe. .  .$2,200 


Hermitage  av,  264  ft  a  of  60th  at,  e  f  26x 
134;  Oct  6,'94.  K  H  Frankl  to  A  Harnik 
   $2,700 

Hermitage  av,  116  ft  n  of  York  st,  e  f  5034 
X126.78;  July  17.  J  W  Hedenberg  to  F 
J  Hubbard  $8,000 

Herndon  st,  250  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f 
37}^xl23;  July  23.  N  Pearson  to  W  A 
Carlson  $1,600 

Horton  at,  77  ft  a  of  Garley,  e  f  20x76}^; 
July  19.  T  Degan  to  W  J  Shine  ....  $2,500 

Irving  Park  av,  n  e  oor  Spanldiog,  a  f  76 
xl26;  July  22.  W  Boldenweok  to  £  F  L 
Pochler  $2,400 

Jackson  at,  125  ft  e  of  Weatern  av,  a  f  40x 
160;  July  16.8  M  Parish  to  J  H  Mo- 
Corkle   $16,000 

Justine  st,  266  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  26x124; 
July  17.  E  Best  to  C  Maranesi  $3,500 

Kimbark  av,  67  ft  n  of  82d  at,  e  f  26x126; 
July  19.  J  F  Peirce  to  M  Casiok... $1,000 

Kinney  av,  s  e  oor  69th  at,  w  f  40x163; 
July  11.  M  Bagge  to  A  Nelaon.... $2,600 

Lake  Michigan  Diat  Aaan,  Its  6  and  7,  blk 
10,  10  39  14;  July  24.  G  W  Streeter  to  C 
Sparre  $10,000 

Lake  Michigan  Dist  Asan,  Its  4  and  6,  blk 
10,  survey  10,  39,  14;  July  23.  G  W 
Streetor  to  W  A  Poulaen  $10,000 

Lake  Shore  drive,  171  86-luO  ft  s  e  of 
Burtnn  pi,  e  f  65x164,  more  or  less;  July 
16.  G  A  Armour  to  H  U  KohlBaat.$130,0(  0 

Lakewood  av,  213  ft  n  of  Balmoral,  w  f 
37>^xl23;  July  10.  M  E  McDowell  est  of 
to  O  W  Jamea  $6,600 

Lakewood  av,  300  ft  s  e  of  Berwyn,  e  f 
100x123,  and  other  ppty;  Jaly  22.  J  L 
Cochran  to  M  M  Ballard  $39,000 

Langley  av,  n  e  oor  67th  st,  w  f  100x72; 
July  11.  B  A  Erickson  to  W  M  Brink- 
man  $6,600 

Langley  av,  same  ppty;  July  12.  W  M 
Brinkman  to  D  H  Hammer  $7,500 

Langley  av,  bet  66th  and  66th  sts,  w  f  24x 
122;  July  16.  H  K  Brooke  to  F  Sheehan 
 $4,100 

La  Salle  at,  686  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
26x127;  June  20.  J  E  Dunning  to  J  Uala- 
burt  $1,760 

La  Salle  st,  s  w  oor  63d,  e  f  331^x91;  July 

18.  T  P  Keyes  to  H  Gtiebel  $6,500 

Lawndale  av,  n  w  cor  W  19th  st,  e  f  32x 

125;  Jaly  18.  W  A  Zuegel  te  G  L  Suesa 
 $1,560 

Lawndale  av.  194  ft  n  of  Cortland  st,  e  f 
62x1261^;  July  23.  F  Pierce  to  M  C 
Shannon  $1,400 

Lawndale  a\,  247  ft  n  of  Cortland  st,  e  f 
52x126^;  Joly  16.  F  Pierce  to  E  S  A 
Labium  $1,200 

Leavitt  st,  48  ft  n  of  Pleasant  pi,  e  f  24x 
100;  July  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  C  Spencer 
 13033 

Lexington  at,  61  ft  w  of  8  47th  av,  a  f  35x 
J  26;  July  19.  R  Mclntyre  to  J  H  Fay 
 $1,000 

Lexington  at,  61  ft  e  of  S  47th  av,  n  f  25x 
126;  Jaly  i7.  C  Tomow  to  L  Hoffman 
 $2,600 

Lexington  av,  200  ft  n  of  56th  at,  w  f  24x 
150;  July  17.  W  J  Jeffery  to  K  Hier- 
holzer  $8,500 

Liberty  st  W,  275  ft  e  of  Jefferson,  a  f  25 
x74i^;  July  11.  C  Holzmann  to  Repub 
lie  L  <t:  B  Assn   $2,700 

Lincoln  av,  169  ft  n  of  Paulina  st,  s  w  f 
25  ft  thro  to  Paulina  st;  July  19.  Mast 
in  Chy  to  J  A  Orb  $1,913 

Linden  at,  693  ft  n  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f  60 
ft  to  alley;  July  23.  C  Bristle  to  G  Haw- 
kinaon  $1,600 

Lincoln  at.  197  f t  n  of  Polk,  e  f  24x116; 
July  18.  J  Coffey  to  E  Riley  $2,250 

Lincoln  at,  130  ft  n  of  62nd,  e  f  26x125; 
July  13.  W  Platka  to  M  Kraska. .  .$1,150 

Lowe  av,  s  w  oor  101st  at,  e  f  48x126;  July 

19.  W  Hill  to  H  Saxe  $1,200 

Lnnt  at,  n  e  oor  Myrtle,  a  f  100x171^; 

July  19.  £  W  Zander  to  W  A  Becker 
  ...  $6,250 

McLean  av,  98  ft  e  of  Ballon  at,  s  f  243^x 
125;  July  6.  F  W  Rogers  to  M  F  Van- 
artedalen  $1,750 

Madison  av,  163  ft  n  of  75th  at,  w  f  26x 
126;  June  24.  J  Dolder  to  C  A  Turner 
 $1,800 

Malta  at,  s  w  oor  99th,  e  f  45i^xll7;  July 

1.  F  F  Ovlatt  to  A  Kirk  $1,617 

Mandell's  sub,  a  }4,  Ita  6,  7,  8  and  9,  blk 

2,  n  J^,  a  J^,  n  w  23,  38,  13;  Nov  23, 
'89.  £  D  Mandell  to  £  D  Stevens  et  al 
 $2,8C0 

Marshfield  av,  96  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  t 
33>;^xl34i^;  Jaly  22.  R  0  Moore  to  A  J 
Isaacson  $2,700 

Marshfield  av,  330  ft  a  of  62d  at,  e  f  26z 


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124;  Jaly  8.  B  D  Seeley  to  M  Qoodman 
 $4,800 

Marahfield  av,  237  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x 
123;  Jane  6.  M  A  Honston  to  W  F 
Senaple  |4,r00 

Marquette  av,  297  ft  n  of  78th  st,  e  f  87 
1  5x167;  Jaly  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  W 
Smith  $1,000 

Maryland  av,  n  w  oor  77th  at,  e  f  102  i^x 
125;  July  20.  N  H  Anderson  to  0  K 
Harding  et  al   $7,500 

May  St,  162  ft  s  of  Harrison,  e  f  24x150; 
Jaly  17.  W  W  Hanohett  to  D  Leonard 
 $10,000 

May  8t,  150  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  25x124;  Jaly 
10.  D  Daniels  to  B  Phillips  $1,200 

Melrose  st,  216  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  72x 
125;  July  22.  A  J  Isaacson  to  R  0  Moore 
 $3,700 

Michigan  av,  300  ft  s  of  82nd  st,  e  f  50x 
161,  and  other  ppty;  Jaly  18.  J  H  OofC- 
rey  to  R  Connelly  $8,000 

Millard  av,  216  ft  a  of  12th  st,  w  f  75x125; 
Jaly  16.  J  H  MoGorkle  to  S  M  Parish 
 $4,000 

Milwaukee  av,  72  ft  s  e  of  Mantene  ot,  n 
e  f  24x100;  Jane  29.  0  Bremer  et  al  to 
F  Goldberg  $6,375 

Milwaukee  av,  67  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  s  w  f 
25x125;  July  1.  W  O  Oorlies  to  B  Kinnel 
 $2,000 

Monroe  av,  60  ft  n  of  52nd  st,  e  f  5nx 
178%;  Nov  2,'94.  E  Hanley  to  0  A  Will- 
iams $13,500 

Montioello  av,  n  w  cor  Pot  mac,  e  f  144x 
125;  Jaly  2.  A  Katz  to  0  Dortmandt 
 $3,500 

Mohawk  st,  n  w  cor  Oenter,  e  f  24x123 
7  10;  July  24.  0  Rosmanith  to  J  Bessey 
 ,  $7,000 

Morgan  st,  250  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  25x124^; 
Mar  5.  I)  Barnett  to  M  Jones  $1,800 

Morgan  st,  166  ft  s  of  61st,  e  f  25x121; 
July  18.  W  O  Yates  to  J  W  Yates. .  $3,500 

Mozart  st,  168  ft  n  Qf  Mariana  av,  e  f  24x 
125;  July  8.  I  L  Hheaffer  to  F  Weiss 
 $1,000 

Muskegon  av,  230  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  26x 
1381^;  July  9.  N  Mentz  to  J  P  Oanning- 
ham  $1,01)0 

Newport  av,  516  ft  w  of  Halsted  st.  n  f  25 
xl26;  May  17.  W  Bern  to  W  M  Blue. $1,600 

Newport  av,  same  ppty;  July  18.  W  M 
Blue  to  J  J  Kelly  $2,000 

Newton  st,  226  ft  n  of  Augusta,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  24.  A  Eamm  to  W  Nehmzow 
   $1,900 

Norwood  av,  101  ft  w  of  Southport,  n  f 
26x123;  July  22.  J  L  Ooohran  to  M  M 
Ballard   ....$1,125 

Norwood  Park,  It  15,  blk  13;  Jaly  23.  Q 
Cady  to  0  Oady  $2,400 

Norwood  Pal-k  av,  101  f  t  n  w  of  Ainslee  st, 
s  w  f  30x137;  July  16.  O  Schweiger  to  M 
Schumacher  ,  .$1,800 

Oakdale  av,  141  ft  w  of  Sheffield,  b  f  26x 
I2l%;  Apr  17.  H  Dreibus  to  8  Friedrioh 
 $4,250 

Oakenwald  av,  premises  No  4360,  16%x 
140;  July  6.  B  R  Shnrley  to  J  E  Smith 
 $5,  ^50 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  st,  488  ft  w  of 
State,  n  f  50x125;  July  21,'93.  D  De- 
Boer  to  L  Carlson  $1,700 

One  Bandredand  Fourteecth  pi,  251  ft  w 
of  State  st,  n  f  373^x1243^;  July  3.  J  A 
Hall  to  B  Johnson  $1,100 

One  Hundred  and  Sixteenth  st,  s  e  oor 
Union  av,  n  f  50xl54>^,  and  other  ppty; 
July  23.  li  0  Hildebrand  by  conservator 
to  O  A  Fargher  ,  f  1  ,C00 

Ogdeu  av,  50  ft  n  e  of  Hamlin,  n  w  f  25x 
lulj^;  July  1.  K  Walsh  to  Q  A  Zuegel 
 $1,400 

Osgood  st,  216  ftn  of  Wellington,  w  f  25 
xl24;  July  II.  N  Swanson  to  F  Straok 
 $3,200 

Osgood  st,  416  ft  8  of  Bueua  av,  w  f  50x 
150;  Apr  17.  R  A  Waller  to  E  H  Taylor 
 $3,000 

Park  av,  40  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  24x125; 
July  9.  OL  Wilmot  to  T  Stanton.. $7,000 

Parnell  av,  249  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  60x125; 
July  6.  J  R  Trenton  to  W  I  Eaton. .  $7,000 

Parnell  av,  1483^  ft  n  of  tOth  st,  e  f  49J^ 
xl40;  Jane  22.  B  Stahlto  A  M  O  Fallon 
 $3,000 

Parnell  av,  144  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  24x125; 
July  25.  T  O'Connor  to  J  Horan. ..  $5,000 

Paulina  st,  279  ft  s  of  Ainsley.  w  f  60x165, 
July  18.  8  F  Miller  to  0  F  I'arke  ..$8,(i00 

Paulina  st,  279  ft  s  of  AinMie,  w  f  50x166; 
July  18.  0  F  Taake  to  M  S  Miller.  .$8,000 

Paulina  st,  217  fts  of  6  th,  e  f  25x124^; 
Jnly  11.  N  Schmidt  to  W  Wellke.  .$1,(00 

Peoria  st,  76  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  66x126;  June 
19.  W  J  MoWade  to  8  T  Donahey.. $3,600  I 


Peoria  st,  175  ft  s  of  118th,  e  f  26x126; 
July  6.  A  Onse  to  W  Hubartt  $3,500 

Peoria  st,  126  ft  n  of  86th,  w  f  25x126; 
May  27.  E  N  Vosseller  et  al  to  E  Uhr- 
lander  $1,500 

Perry  av,  138>^  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f  26x 
123;  Jane  I.  O  Charles  to  F  F  Sohwarz 
 $2,400 

Pine  Grove  av,  301  ft  n  w  of  Waveland,  e 
f  50x225;  May  9.  J  F  Bonnivell  et  al  to 
O  B  WolfiE  et  al  $7,500 

Polk  st,  341  ft  w  of  Garfield  blvd,  s  f  26x 
124;  June  3.  N  F  Worth  to  H  Thomp- 
son  $1,000 

Potomac  av,  250  ft  e  of  Washtenaw,  s  f 
25x125;  July  16.  A  Anderson  to  H  C 
Rosnes  $2,425 

Prairie  av,  s  w  oor  26th  st.  e  f  6(.xl01:  July 
22.  E  Meeker  et  al  to  N  B  Judah. $18,000 

Prescott  av,  n  w  oor  Enfield,  s  f  143J^x 
118;  Apr  19.  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  G  E 
Simpson  $2,700 

Princeton  av,  233  ft  s  of  5l8t  st,  w  f  24x 
124;  Jnly  23.  A  Liljeatrom  to  8  S  Kar- 
Btedt  J  4,000 

Prospect  av,  69  ft  s  of  93d  st,  w  f  25x177; 
July  18.  M  Goodman  to  H  F  Niemann 
 $2  100 

Prospect  av,  same  ppty;  Jnly  20.  H  F 
Niemann  to  C  Niemann  $2^160 

Ravenswood  Park  W,  72  ft  s  of  Melrose 
st,  e  f  24x113;  July  16.  Mast  in  Chan 
to  eat  of  H  Baker  $1,336 

Reed  av,  214  ft  s  of  Princeton  st,  e  f  25x 
123,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  9,'94  S  R  Reed 
to  RG  Mason  $3,150 

Ridge  av,  s  e  oor  Francisco  at,  n  f  88x 
129,  and  other  ppty;  July  23.  H  Hansen 
to  U  N  Fletcher  $3,400 

Ridgeman  av,  141  ft  s  w  of  Milwaukee,  s 
e  f  60x131 ;  July  8.  F  W  Alke  to  L  Gibisoh 
 $1,000 

Rhodes  av,  s  w  oor  33d  st,  e  f  18x94,>4; 
July  3.  J  E  Woodruff  to  M  Doemeoke 
 $8,000 

Robey  st,  n  e  cor  Byron  av,  w  f  81x83; 
May  7, '94.  0  J  Ford  to  M  Hauslein 
 $2,500 

Roscoe  st.  151  fte  of  B  Ravenswood  Park, 
s  f  25x115;  July  16.  J  Henrioh  to  F  Hen- 
rich   $3,400 

Sangamon  st,  192  ft  n  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f 
24x100;  July  9.  J  Byrne  to  I  Cohen. $4,926 

Sangamon  st.  86  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  37>^x 
124.69;  July  6.  O  B  Green  to  heirs  of  C 
A  Brown  $1,600 

Sangamon  st,  172  ft  n  of  71st,  e  f  60x125; 
July  18.  H  Saxe  to  W  H  Richardson 
 $6,800 

Sawyer  av,  216  ft  s  of  Armitage,  e  f  50x 
177;  Feb  24, '94.  M  Berner  to  L  Wegner 
 $1,600 

School  st,  99  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  s  f  243^x 
luO;  July  22.  A  Schuettge  to  E  Allen 
 $3,000 

Seminary  av,  74J^  ft.  s  of  Noble,  e  f  i;6x 
124;  Jnly  22.  ON  Blomgren  to  O  M 
Hogberg  $3,200 

Sheffield's  add,  It  80  b  31  July  23,  J  Shay 
et  al  to  J  Quinlan  $1050 

Sherman  av,  222  ft  s  of  78th  st,  w  f  26x 
159;  June  26.  J  E  Woodruff  to  G  F 
Miller   $1,000 

Shields  av,  s  w  cor  27th  st,  e  f  30x124; 
July  17.  H  Hierholzer  to  W  J  Jeffery 
 $7,950 

Sixty-first  st,  97  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  s  f  24x 
126;  July  20.  A  W  Ling  to  B  Erikson 
 $2,5'  0 

Sixty-fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Maryland  av,  s  f  152 
xl20;  Sep  14,'93.  T  A  Evoy  to  Catholic 
Bishop  of  Chicago  $13,220 

Sixty-ninth  st,  a  w  cor  Hermitage  av,  n  f 
67.57x125,  and  other  ppty;  July  IV.  0 
Palermo  Navigato  to  J  G  Lobstein  Jr 
et  al..  ,  ,  $10,000 

Sixty -ninth  st,  s  w  oor  Paulina,  n  f  57.67 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  May  21.  O  P 
Navigato  to  H  F  (Vescott  $9,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  s  w  oor  Bggleston  av,  n  f 
50x99,  and  other  ppty;  July  5.  J  H  Kid- 
der to  H  Culver  ...$13,000 

South  Park  av,  73  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Apr  30.  E  B  Camp  to  G  Walsh 
 $1,500 

South  Park  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  22,'94.  M 
G  Miles  to  E  B  Camp  ,  $1,500 

Southport  av,  256  ft  n  of  Seminary  pi,  e 
f  25x141;  July  19.  M  Knnz  to  T  Pitrow- 
ski  $6,500 

Southport  av,  171  ft  s  of  Divetsey  at,  w  f 
26x125;  Jnly  19.  M  Kunz  to  T  Piotrow- 

ski  $4,500 

Southport  av,  248  ft  s  of  Wrightwood,  w 
f  25x124;  Oct  23,'94.  T  Derron  to  J  8 

Leaner  $4,060 

Springfield  av,  226  ft  a  of  Indiana  st,  e  t 


25x125;  July  6.  L  A  Leavitt  to  J  Warke 
 $1,800 

Springfield  av,  n  w  cor  Lexington  st,  e  f 
3434x981^;  July  18.  T  Woods  to  F  R  Mo- 
Mullen  $1,600 

State  st,  120  ft  s  of  Polk,  e  f  20xlC0;  May 
20.  J  Baam  to  8  Schwartz  $42,500 

Stewart  aV,  250  ft  s  of  73d  st,  e  f  25x219; 
June  4.  C  N  Bennett  to  L  C  Bennett 
 $1,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  196  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  26 
xl22;  June  22.  J  A  Beckstrom  to  H  C 
Beokstrom  $1,400 

St.  Lawrence  av,  146  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  79 
68  100x132;  July  16.  E  B  Camp  to  C 
Behrens...  $20,000 

St.  Lawrence  av,  same  ppty;  July  17.  C 
Behrens  to  M  E  Pomeroy  $20,000 

Talman  av,  2()f  ft  s  of  North,  e  f  60x125; 
July  24.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Peterson 
 $2,496 

Taylor  st,  66  ft  w  of  Throop,  n  f  25x109; 
July  23.  A  Ginsberg  to  J  McDermott 
 $2,800 

Taylor  st,  291  ft  w  of  Weston  av,  s  f  25x 
124;  June  17.  G  F  Gilbert  to  G  A  Coff- 
man  $3,000 

The  Stracd,  256  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  26x140; 
July  8.  O  Swenson  to  P  Anderson.  .$1,200 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  236  ft  e  of  Blue  Island 
av,  s  f  24x107;  July  18.  J  F  Peterson  to 
M  Caro   $4,726 

Thirteenth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Laflin,  s  f  24 
xl24;  July  16.  L  F  Ullrich  to  C  Renk 
 $12,0'^0 

Thirty-third  st.  166  ft  e  of  Wood,  a  f  53  ft 
to  alley;  July  19.  J  T  Oakley  to  T  Ruddy 
 $2,000 

Thirty-sixth  st,  211}^  ft  w  of  Vincennes 
av,  n  f  25x150;  July  20.  J  R  Taylor  to  A 
Oliver  $12,0(0 

Twentieth  st  W,  26  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x 
125;  July  1.  R  Reynertson  to  C  E  Bge- 
burg  $1U,000 

Twentieth  at  W,  same  ppty;  July  13.  C  E 
Egeburg  to  R  Reynertson  $10,00 J 

Twenty-second  st  W,  270  ft  e  of  Robey,  n 
f  72x124;  Mar  12.  A  0  Badger  to  Amer- 
ican Short  Horn  Assn   $4,500 

Twenty-fltth  st  W,  n  e  oor  Oakley  av,  s  e 
f  67>^xl00;  Jnly  1.  J  Kobat  to  A  Kozell 
 $10,000 

Twenty-first  st  W,  250  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n 
f  25x126;  July  20.  G  Bergener  to  M  8 
Bartels  $1,50C 

Turner  av,  75  f t  n  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  July  18.  J  R  C  Morcomb  to  J  A 
Brady  $1,900 

Twomey  st,  210  ft  w  of  Sedgwick,  s  f  25x 
99;  July  6.  C  Deckert  to  G  B  Bengtson 
 $3,300 

Union  Park  ct,  141  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
24.86x111.61;  June  29.  E  McLaughlin 
to  H  E  May  $3,200 

Union  st,  100  ft  n  of  32d,  e  f  25x125;  July 
18.  M  Albrecht  to  J  Dienstel  $6,oO0 

Van  Buret,  st,  247  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f 
25x125;  June  8.  H  Bennett  to  H  F  B 
Bennett  $1,900 

Vincennes  av,  95  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  84x 
150;  Apr  12.  J  I  Pearce  Jr  to  H  V 
Snyder  $;  4,000 

Wabash  av,  100  ft  n  of  83rd  st,  w  f  5Ux 
161}^,  and  other  ppty;  July  18.  J  H 
Coffrey  to  R  Connelly   $8,000 

Wabash  av,  99  ft  s  of  3Uth  st,  w  f  48x114; 
July  19.  People's  B  &  L  Assn  to  J  C 
Smith  $12,500 

Wallace  at,  375  ft  s  of  26th,  e  f  25x130; 
July  18.  C  L  Schaar  to  J  Baum  ...$2,000 

Wallace  st,  n  w  oor  46th,  e  f  27%xl26i^; 
July  22.  J  Brooks  to  A  Tucker. .  .$15,0(  0 

Washington  av,  173  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  50 
xl50;  July  12.  E  Stiles  to  M  W  Cameron 
 $12,0,0 

Washington  blvd,  166  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  a 
f  26x100;  Jaly  15.  B  Castle  to  W  A  Doyle 
 $6,000 

Washington  st,  251  ft  e  of  S  4lBt  av,  s  f 
25x180;  July  19.  Du  W  Norris  to  M 
Burn  $2,550 

Washtenaw  av,  168  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  25x 
125;  July  2.  0  Dortmund  to  0  Katz 
 $2,800 

Washtenaw  av,  182  ft  n  of  Humboldt  blvd, 
e  f  50x126;  July  17.  W  E  Littler  to  F 
Rapelgi  $1,800 

Webster  av,  s  e  oor  Fremont  st,  n  t  4Cx 
125;  Nov  10,'89.  M  R  Curtis  to  B  L 
Curtis  et  al  $12  500 

Wentworth  av,  160  ft  s  of  53rd  st,  w  f  128 
x91%;  Jnly  19.  R  G  Hart  to  F  E  Lee 
 $18,000 

Wesson  st,  723  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  44 
x73;  July  I.  F  Junker  to  C  Kaveney 
  $4,5C0| 

Western  av,  143  ft  a  of  Potomac,  w  f  24x  I 


125;  July  3.  A  H  Kamerling  to  O  Hol- 
inger  f  1,500 

Western  av,  n  e  cor  Melrose  st,  w  f  49x 
120;  July  22.  D  Miller  to  J  Greene. $1,550 

Whipple  av,  192  ft  n  of  W  28th  st,  w  f  24 
xl26;  May  20.  A  Landa  to  V  Honsen 
 $2,5£0 

Wilmot  av,  312  ft  n  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  e  f 
24x100;  July  20.  W  Kube  to  L  Sallefeki 
 $3.51,0 

Winchester  av,  184  ft  n  of  Polk  et,  e  f  24x 
114,  more  or  less;  July  18.  R  £  Dudley 
to  M  E  Swager  |4.f,00 

Winthrop  av,  n  e  oor  Claremont,w  f  99%x 
150;  June  27.  M  L  Watrons  to  MB  , 
McDowell  est  of  $12,000 

Wood  st,  102  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  250x123; 
July  19.  J  W  Drexel  est   to   W  Frink 

 $6,0(  0 

mtSCBJLIjAIVeOtJS— CIT« . 

Transfers  Under  11000, 

Aeht on's  sub,  Its  19  and  20  b  4  s  w  qr  36 
38  14  June  7,  F  W  Hammett  to  W  J 
LawBon  $600 

Bentley'a  sub.  It  36  w  hf  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  n 
w  qr  26  40  13  June  27,'92,  W  Q  Bentley  ''\ 
to  J  Gusoh  $50ir 

Boldenweck's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b  2,  24  40 
13  July  6,  J  B  Meyer  to  T  Tropp  ....  $ — -'i 

Borden's  sub.  It  19  b  3  s  w  qr  17  38  14 
June  96,  T  R  Hadley  to  0  M  Johnson$98.-> 

Bowman's  sob.  Its  14  and  15  of  It  43  s  e 
qr  12  40  13  May  31,  N  F  Danziger  to  E 
Dorothy  $70  ) 

Bnrnside,  It  29  b  1  Mar  16,  0  Jonnson  to  ' 
R  O  Hardy  $600 

Bushnell's  add,  n  6  inches  It  3  b  "B"  of  n 
hf  b  8  and  all  b  9  June  14,  V  C  Thomp 
son  to  G  H  Taylor  $466 

Caldwell's  Reserve,  Cratty  i,  Bleyer's  sub,  • 
Its  21  and  22  b  3  Mar  16,  J  Cratty  et  al 
to  A  M  Shannon  $700 

Carey's  sub,  It  12  b  6  s  w  qr  22  39  13  Jnly 
12,  E  Stable  to  M  Stable  $600 

Carter's  resnb  in  Clifford's  add.  It  4  b  14 
Jnly  18,  0  O  Blomstrond  to  M  Elias.$775 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub,  and  hf  Its  1  and  2  b  6, 

7  38  14  June  15,  J  A  Ecklund   to  0  J 
Schall  $600 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub,  und  hf  It  3  b  6  same; 
June  1,  Same  to  I  Ecklund  $226 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub,  nnd  hf  It  4  b  6  same; 
June  1,  Same  to  A  P  Nelson  $320 

Cole  &  Co's  sub,  pt  8  and  9  b  3,  33  and  32 
38  14  July  12,  C  J  Wegner  to  8  F  War- 
ren    $6(0 

Colorado  add.  It  19  b  1  July  3,  M  A  Train- 
er to  J  8  Osborn  $775 

Constance,  It  38  b  4  s  w  qr  36  38  14  Dec 
12,'92,  J  W  Sweet  to  T  Mclnerny . .  .$476 

Cornell,  It  33  b  37  Apr  1,  A  Feiler  to  R  U 
Ewing  $750 

Cornell,  It  15  and  n  hf  It  16  b  16  Jnly  16, 
Mast  in  Chy  to  B  R  Haase  $663  ' 

Cornell,  Gray's  add.  It  22  b  1  May  27,  W 
F  Coleman  to  J  T  Campbell  $700 

Counselman's  sub.  It  19  b  1  n  w  qr  15  39 
13  Jnly  17,  R  Jentsoh  to  E  Jentaoh. .$50u 

Crosby  et  al  sub.  It  12  b  25  e  hf  s  e  qr  ^5 
40  13  July  22,  J  E  Fay  to  J  E  Peterson 
 ....$660 

Crosby  et  al  sub,  It  9  b  32  e  hf  2  e  qr  26 
40  13  Apr  17,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  J  Hen- 
nan   $966 

0  T  8,  It  40  a  hf  b  23  e  hf  31  39  14  June 
19, '91,  8  E  Beers  to  W  J  Dunlop  $500 ' 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  31  b  39  Feb  6,'93, 

8  E  Gross  to  W  Holtzaffel  $676 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  22  b  36  Dec  SV, 

'90,  Sama  to  M  Foley  |S25 

Dauphin  Pk.  It  43  b  15  July  16,  8  Dowl- 

ing  to  H  Siemon  Jr  .$450 

Dauphin  Park,  It  43  b  15  jnly  16,  8  Dowl- 

ing  to  H  Siemon  Jr  .$460^ 

Demarest  &  K's  Columbian  sub,  It  35  b  1, 

1  39  13  July  15,  T  G  &  T  Co  to  F  Ruth 

 $800 

Diven's  sub,  It  47  b  8,  2  39  13  Jan  7,'90,  T 

J  Diven  to  J  Brennen  $400 

Diven's  sub.  It  13  b  6  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Jnly   =  ' 

9,  P  MoGrath  to  J  Hart  $350 

Diven's  sub.  It  22  b  4  s  w  qr  2  39  13  July 

17,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B  Romer  $786 

Diven's  sub.  It  27  b  6  n  w  qr  2  39  13  June 

22,  J  A  Beckstrom  to  C  M  Beokstrom$60&  ^ 
Dock  Co's  sab.  It  34  b  63,  6  and  6  37  16  - 

Apr  22,  W  L  Bvana  to  E  Albers . . . . .  $900^^" 
DooK  Co's  snb.  It  19  b  12,  6  and  6  37  76 

Jan  18,  C  C  &  D  Co  to  F  Porg  ,.  ..$400  ^ 
Dose's  sub,  It  14  b  14  Kimbell's  sub,  s  e 

qr  26  40  13  July  8,  C  P  fl  Dose  to  B  O 

Sohultz   .$660 

Douglas  Park,  Prescott's  add,  und  ^  It 

20  s  b  4  b  5  July  10,  B  A  Moss  to  B 

Donovan  ..$600 

^CuQtinued  )a  page  713 


712 


THE  ttfiAL  ESTATtJ  AND  BtJlLDlNG  JOtJRifAti. 


July  29,  1896 


Attractive  Offices  in  tlie  Masonic  Temple 

ADVANTAGES. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in  the 
world;  therefore,  the  cheapest  building 
from  which  to  advertise  in  America. 

It  is  the  best  known  building  in 
Chicago;  therefore,  the  most  easily  found 
by  strangers  and  home  people. 

It  is  the  only  building  which  every 
stranger  visits  before  leaving"  the  city. 

In  it  you  can  have  offices  above  smoke 
and  dirt,  above  noise,  above  the  stench 
of  the  street,  in  the  full  unobstructed 
light  of  day,  with  fourteen  rapid  ele- 
vators. 

In  it  you  have  every  business  or  com- 
fortable convenience,  used  or  patented 
—everything  possessed  by  any  other 
office  building  in  the  world  and  more 
besides. 

The  Masonic  Temple  was  built  for  ten- 
ants first,  owners  second.  It  is  operated 
for  the  tenants  first,  every  other  interest 
afterward.  There  are  no  restrictions 
except  that  one  which  is  the  basic  prin- 
ciple of  law  and  justice— "Use  your  own 
so  as  not  to  abuse  others." 
.  .    ^     ^  From  two  to  four  thousand  strangers 

visit  the  observatory  daily.  The  management,  without  cost  to  tenants,  makes 
these  strangers  a  benefit  to  every  occupant  of  the  building. 

A  Classified  Business  Directory,  most  conspicuously  placed  in  the  observatory, 
arrests  the  attention  of  every  visitor  and  directs  him  to  where  he  can  procure  in 
the  building  what  he  wants. 

No  one  but  occupants  of  the  Masonic  Temple  will  be  mentioned  on  this  Direc- 
tory . 

If  the  Masonic  Temple  possesses  any  business  advantage,  that  advantage  is 
the  property  of  its  tenants. 
Address  WM.  F.  GROWER,  Manager,  Masonic  Temple,  Chicaso. 


Louis  Lckxs,  MansRer.  Telephone  Main  1481, 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

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HandsomBst  Restaurant  In 
/Imerica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


The  Sweetest  Music 
requires  a. 


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They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
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Violins 


In  endless  variety 
at  greatly  reduced 
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to  SZOOO.  we  present  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A-k  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
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Visitors  cordi-  w  ..„^  t  u  i 
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SO  DIERS  WIDOWS. 
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Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
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THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


713 


((joatinued  from  page  711.) 

Drexel  Park,  It  16  b  2  joly  9,  Est  of  J  W 
Dreiel  to  A  E  Wiesten  

Elston  and  JeffersOD  av,  Butler's  add,  Its 
22  and  23  b  3,  9  40  13  July  12,  T  A  8it- 
tig  to  0  H  Merriok  $500 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add,  It  513  jaly  11 
S  Cannon  to  D  Cannon  $460 

Edgewater,  Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add, 
It  3  b  4  Jnly  19,  H  Japp  to  F  Brnhn  $605 

EDglewood,  Lanphere's  ndd,  It  F  sob  Its  1 
to  7  eto  b  6,  Ang  9,'94,  0  H  Lawrence 
to  A  Prairie  $500 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  It  38  b  3  Aug  17, 
'89,  0  H  Lawrenee  to  A  Johnson  $300 

Englewood  Hgts,  N  &  Hart's  add.  It  44  b 
7,  31  38  14  June  25,  Oh'go  Land  Assn  to 
A  Hartman  $453 

Englewood  Heights,  Meomann  &  H's  aJd, 
It  21  b  7  Jane  25,'94,  A  Cohen  to  Q  W 
Allen  $453 

Englewood  Heights,  Noamann  &  H's  add, 
Its  19  and  20  b  7  Jane  25,'94,  same  to 
W  Wolff    $906 

Englewood  Heights,  Neamann  &  H's  add, 
It  26  b  7  June  25,  1894,  same  to  L  M 
Berwin  $453 

Englewood  Heights,  Neumann  &  H's  add. 
It  12  b  7  June  25,'94,  same  to  D  R  Selig- 
man   $453 

Eaglew.iod  Heights,  Neumann  &  R's  add. 
Its  17  ana  18  b  7  June  26,'91,  same  to 
L  Wolff  $906 

Englewood  Heights,  Neumann  &  H's  add, 
It  3  b  7  June  25  '94,  same  to  D  M  Wolff 
 $453 

Fernwood,  Bloss  &  Co's  sub.  It  99  Jaly  6. 
S  M  Bloss  to  E  De  Haan    $390 

Qalvin's  eub.  It  45  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Jnly 
15,  E  lialvin  to  A  Hoffman  $600 

Qalvin's  sub.  It  42  b  2  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  7  33 
14  July  8,  E  Galvin  to  C  A  Eri08on.$  — 

Garfield,  It  44  b  8  July  18,  C  Laughridge 
to  S  J  Requa  $450 

Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  add.  It  40  b  B  July 

15,  M  C  Adams  to  T  J  Baines  $962 

Garfield  Fk  add,  It  1  b  4  July  12,  F  Alsip 

et  al  to  T  B  Tattershall   $600 

Garfield  Fk  add.  It  1  b  1  June  1,  F  Alsip 

et  al  to  D  J  Wedeking  $575 

Gehrke's  sub.  It  16  b  1,  It  B  Bauersmeis- 

ter  &  R's  sub,  n  e  qr  25  40  13  Mar  23, 

F  O  Qehrke  to  W  Roeter  $400 

Givins  <fc  Gilbert's  sub,  It  232  n  w  qr  26  40 

13  Jnly  15,  R  O  Givins  to  F  W  Monro$8C0 
Grahsim's  sub.  It  42  b  8  s  w  qr  3  39  13 

July  10,  A  J  Graham  to  M  A  Cloonan$340 
Grant  Pk,  Boldenweok's  add,  It  16  b  3  May 

27,  W  Boldenweok  to  F  Caspars  $400 

Grant  Park,  Boldenweok's  add,  und  %  Its 

29  and  39  b  3,  Joly  5,  W  Boldenweok  to 

T  A  Pease  $734 

Gray  land  Pk  add,  It  391  May  14,  P  F 

Haynes  to  0  Prindiville  $325 

Gross'  N  W  add,  It  18  b  7  Oct  23,'94,  J 

MoDougall  to  H  McDoogall  

Hillside,  Wedell  &  C's  sub.  It  54  b  2  n  w 

qr  29  38  14  May  5,'90,  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  W 

Bnell  $340 

Hillside,  Wedell  &  C's  sob,  It  55  same  May 

5,  '90,  same  to  same  $340 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add.  It  23  b  11  Joly  5, 

A  E  Johnson  to  A  Bnrkman  $900 

Holstein  add.  It  12  b  16  July  2,  W  North 

ave  B  &  L  &  H  Assn  to  F  Leverone.  $700 
Uosmer  &  Maokey's  sub,  It  7  b  10  n  w  qr 

2  39  13  May  23,'92,  F  J  Mackey  to  M 
Riewes  $600 

Hosmer  &  M's  sub.  It  17  b  7,  2  39  13  Oct 

16,  '9l,  F  J  Mackey  to  M  Frelka  $600 

Hyde  Park,  Berger's  2d  add,  It  5  b  4  July 

6,  J  Kowalski  to  J  Wierzbowsky  $700 

Hyde  Pk,  George  &  Wanner's  add.  It  33  b 

4  July  17,  B  F  George  to  E  M  Holmes 

 $500 

Irving  Park  blvd,  Hatterman's  snb.  It  43 

b  1  Jnne  24,  W  E  Hatterman  to  A  O 

Kristianson  $360 

Jacobs'  sub.  It  16  b  2  n  e  qr  30  38  14  Jnly 

18,  J  W  Chaffee  to  O  C  Pugh  $500 

Jacobs'  sob.  It  5  b  5  s  e  qr  23  38  13  May 

6,  D  W  Potter  to  T  J  Hodgson  $250 

Jacobs'  snb.  It  11  b  6  w  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  30 

38  14  Jnly  1,  O  J  Giflert  to  A  0  Giffert 

  $450 

Jacobs'  sub.  It  5  b  6  s  e  qr  23  38  13  May 

5,  D  W  Potter  to  T  J  Hodgson  $260 

Kedzie  ave  Ld  Assn  sob,  It  14  b  6,  26  39 

13  Jnly  2,  F  Shota  to  F  Hnmek  $525 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  681  Apr  9,'90,  D  J 

Kennedy  to  F  Rose  $700 

Kensington,  Young  &  C's  3d  add.  It  217  b 

3  Jnly  IP,  W  B  Kenny  to  N  K  Walsh  $400 
Kimbell's  sab.  It  46  b  13  s  e  qr  26  40  13 

Jane  16,  G  P  H  Dose  to  W  Blenke..$425 
Lake  St,  Coosisings'  add,  it  49,  U  3?  13 


jnly  2,  H  Q  Eoreman  to  H  S  Grogner 
 $850 

Lansingh  add,  It  153  July  17,  J  W  Mott 
to  J  Brugge  $600 

Lansingh  add,  same;  Jnly  17,  J  Brugge 
to  C  J  Wagenkneoht  $750 

Lt  28  b  8  sub  pt  s  of  road,  e  hf  s  e  qr  15 
39  13  July  20,  E  O'Connor  to  E  M 
Trontman  $600 

Lt  61  sub  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  21  37  14 
July  18,  E  H  Rnmbold  to  H  L  Brighton 
 $400 

Lt  18  and  e  hf  It  19  sub  n  hf  s  hf  w  3^  n 
e  qr  35  40  13  June  24,'89,  J  N  Vaiice  to 
A  J  Hennan  $376 

Lots  45  and  46  snb  n  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr 
and  w  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  1  37  14 
May  20,  S  Campbell  to  W  E  Palmer 
 $6C0 

Lot  123  sob  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  Joly 
10,  C  Jensen  to  A  O  Andrae  $500 

Lot  29  b  1  snb  b  e  qr  s  w  qr  35  40  13  Apr 

'  30,'91,  M  A  Reid  to  C  Sinclair  $525 

Lot  9  b  1  div  of  n  6  qr  s  w  qr  35  40  13 
June  19,  M  A  Soidmore  to  T  J  Garvey 
 1600 

McMillan  &  W's  4th  add,  It  .35  b  15  May 
1,'93,  J  McMillan  to  W  T  McOall  $409 

Maplewood,  Carter's  add.  It  16  b  4  jaly  8, 
O  A  Lewis  to  J  H  Swanson  -. ...  $700 

Maplewood,  Carter's  add.  It  47  b  4,  25  40 

13  July  13,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  i  O  Andrae 
 $650 

Meyer's  sub.  It  7  b  3  n  e  qr  14  38  13  July 

12,  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  W  Collins  $450 

Meyer's  snb.  Its  8  and  9  b  3  same;  July 

12,  Same  to  Same  $805 

Nasland's  add.  It  9  and  n  hf  It  10  Jnly  1,P 

GlueoK  to  F  R  Revenfeld   $950 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  148 

Jnly  2,  J  Biemersma  to  M  Gitzen..  .$475 
Normal  Park,  Downing  A  P's  add.  It  280 

May  8,  H  R  Johnsen  to  F  B  Brewer. $500 
North  Pk  add.  It  39  and  s  hf  It  40  b  J5 

July  5,  J  A  Modin  to  C  A  Bjork  $712 

Norwood  Pk,  Boldenweok  &  M's  add.  It 

18  b  4  May  10,'94,  W  H  Tnttle  to  M 
Dahlin  $300 

Norwood  Pk,  It  3  resub  b  60  July  18,  E  J 
Hill  to  H  Saxe  $300 

Orelup  &  Taylor's  sab.  It  41  b  9  n  e  qr  31 
38  15  July  6,  M  Conley  to  S  F  Cuth- 
bertson  $200 

Orvia'  sub.  Its  11  and  12  b  3  s  e  qr  7  38 

14  Jnly  U,  A  Smith  to  H  McCormick$70r 
Palmer's  add,  It  45  b  3  Jnne  6.'93.  M  P 

M  Palmer  to  C  Ziegler  et  al  $600 

Park  add.  It  22  b  5  Jnne  22,  P  J  Young- 

quist  to  D  Waller  $400 

Park  add.  It  34  s  hf  It  36  b  6  Mar  11,  Same 

toS  Swenson  $637 

Parmley'a  sub,  nnd  hf  It  6  s  w  qr  11  39  13 

July  6,  J  E  Laingor  to  E  R  Laingor.i500 
Pennook,  Grant  <fc  K's  add.  It  10  b  8  jnly 
10,  C  H  Seymour  to  W  H  Dellenbock 

 $500 

Pennock,  Grant  &  K's  add,  same  July  15, 

W  H  Dellenbock  to  C  M  Bod«  $600 

Pullman,  Field's  add,  It  13  b  3  Aug  2,'94, 

L  Cassidy  to  A  Niucent  $900 

Pullman,  Vander  Syde  &  B's  add.  It  4  e  hf 
It  5  b  4  July  17,  C  Ostberg  to  H  G 

Brandenburg  $650 

Ravenswood,  Cnyler  add.  It  26  b  6  June 

12,  H  M  Hubbard  to  R  Bofinger  $900 

Rarenswood,  Lutz  Park  add.  It  47  b  2 

Nov  10,'94,  J  Hein  to  M  J  Healy  $400 

Rood  Jt's  snb,  It  44  b  2,  19  40  14  May  2, 

'92,  J  Rood  Jr  to  W  Franoke  $600 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  96  s  w  qr  18  40  14  June 

6,  B  Rudolph  to  H  R  Anmiller  $700 

Rudolph's  sob.  It  311  s  w  qr  13  4014  June 

1,  E  Rudolph  to  M  Zwiok  $600 

Salisbury's  sub,  It  29  b  10  e  hf  5  39  13 

May  6,  G  Wallenberg  to  A  Brlandson$475 
Simm's  sob.  It  34  and  n  hf  It  33  b  2  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  July  16,  8  A  Tolman  to  P  A 

Johnson.   $787 

Sixty-third  st,  Commings  &  Co's  snb.  It 
237,  18  38  14  Jnne  22,  C  A  Gardner  to 

L  W  Gardner  $500 

bnow  &  H's  bub.lts  66  ande?  s  e  frl  qr  8  40 
14  July  17.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  J  Haidon 

 $851 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Gal  Hgts  add.  It  36  b 

19  May  8, '91,  N  K  Fairbankto  J  T  Wil- 
son  4650 

South  Ch'go,  same  add,  It  3  b  15  May  29, 
'91,  Same  to  H  D  Wilson   $700 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add.  Its  7 
and  9  b  9  June  28,  N  K  Fairbank  to  M 
Poulton  '.  $900 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hts  add.  It  35 
b  2  May  30,  N  K  Fairbank  to  S  Cook 


Sontb  Obioago,  Groes'  Cal  Ht?  add,  Ua 


9  and  10  b  7  June  8,'91,  N  K  Fairbank 
to  J  F  Weir  $700 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hts  add.  Its 42 
and  43  b  2  jnly  20,'91,  N  K  Fairbank  to 
F  A  Nohl  $900 

South  Chicago,  Gross'  Cal  Hts  add.  Its  7 
and  8,  b  9  June  28,  N  K  Fairbank  to  M 
Poulton  $900 

South  Englewood,  Hulbert's  add.  It  14  b 
Oct  24,'94,  J  Wade  te  H  M  Baird...  $500 

Storey  &  Allen's  snb.  It  35  n  e  qr  26  40  13 
June  17,  I  A  Carll  to  O  Ott  et  al . . . .  $600 

S  T  8,  De  Jong's  sub.  It  32  n  hf  It  31,  10 

37  14  July  8,  W  H  Hoyt  to  J  I  Pearoe 
Jr  $500 

S  T  S,  Horton's  sub.  It  7  b  2  pt  It  58  and 
all  55,  16  37  14  July  2,  0  F  Uanderin  to 
E  F  Olson  $400 

Sutoliffe's  snb,  n  hf  It  65  and  all  66  pt  It 
3,  15  37  14  Apr  27'91,  W  E  Fnrness  to 
A  ^iharp  S396 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  Its  41  and 
42  b  8  Aug  25,'94,  F  Peters  to  M  Rosen- 
thal  $900 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  7  b  4 
jaly  1.  R  A  Love  to  E  Melms  $600 

White  &  Coleman's  snb.  It  27  b  3  s  e  qr  7 

38  14  Mar  21,'92,  H  I  Saxton  to  A  Schu- 
bert $5(0 

Wisner's  sub.  It  42  s  hf  b  5  Hambletou's 
snb  e  hf  n  w  qr  35  40  13  July  12,  G  F 
Koester  to  A  Gent  $350 


BLOOM. 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Us  17  to  22  b  190  jaly  12,  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  Inter  State  B&LA...   t8u68 

De  Forrest,  Its  8  and  9  b  5  jnly  9,'94,  J  8  Welton  to 

W  T  McNeilly  t200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  14  b  19S  july  18,  Oh'go  C  &  T  Co  to 

F  Hnrst  $726 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Its  1  and  2  b  2  jaly  15,  H  8  Shedd  to  A 

Q  Metzger  1625 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  13  b  151  july  2,  Oh'go  T  Q  T  Oo  to  J 

Raymond   1276 

Bass'  add,  Its  25  to  28  b  6  s  e  qr  1  »6  13  may  10,  W 

Trantor  to  0  A  Sheriok  $100 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  Ist  add.  It  27  b  22  jane  6 

A  F  Keeney  to  Lvd  Leok    $310 

Oolnmbla  Hgts,  same;  jnly  19  Lvd  Leek  to  E  Mnel 

ler  1300 

Oolambia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  Ist  add.  Its  11  and  15  b  9 

jnly  17,  A  I"  Keeney  to  E  Hempll  1500 

OALiUaiET. 

Assr's  div.  It  37  b  4  w  hf  8  w  qr  30  37  14  jnly  5,  J  L 

Zacharias  to  Q  Schaberth  11353 

Morgan  Pk,  Bigney's  1st  add,  Its  43  and  44  b  1  jan 

2,  J  J  Kigney  to  J  8  Donsherty  $550 

Morgan  Pk,  Bigney's  1st  add.  Its  43  and  44  b  1  jan 

2,  J  J  Rigoey  to  J  8  i  ougherty  $560 

EieSer's  snb.  It  3  w  hf  b  23  in  e  ht  s  w  qr  31  37  14 

j  ily  17,  0  E  Kieffer  to  N  Orossland  $1000 

OIOEBO. 

Hawthorne,  n  hf  s  hf  It  11  b  14  jaly  18,  N  Kaafman 

to  F  Maoiejewski  $600 

Olyde,  3rd  div.  It  42  b  3,  29  39  13  oot  24,'94,  0  H 

Worcester  to  8  A  Dammond  $375 

Harlem,  Kettlestring's  add,  n  26  ft  it  3  b  5  of  b  6 

jan'*  12,  W  N  Kettlestrings  to  0  W  Schneider. $1875 
Oak  Pk,  Dray's  add,  n  hf  It  4  b  8  jane  26,  .T  V  Em- 

mltt  to  M  E  Holland  $350 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  45  may 

n,  W  J  Andrews  to  A  M  Oreager  $2600 

aross'  snb,  It  18,  16  39  13  jaly  17,  R  Jentzsoh  to  E 

Jentzsch  $6t>0 

Oak  Fk,  Ives  b  E's  add,  Its  1  to  12  b  13  jaly  22,  0  E 

Malin  to  0  Halger  $2080 

Grant  Loco  Wrks  add.  Us  28  and  32  b  34  jaly  16, 

Grant  Ld  Ooto  E  Q  Keith  $200 

Scoville'B  snb,  It  16  and  n  6  ft  It  16  resab  Its  1  to  11 

s  w  qr  7  39  13  jaly  13,  Bet  H  0   Walker  to  0  F 

Walker  $2600 

Berwyn,  It  53  b  3  jaly  18,  A  Maher  to  8  H  Fletcher 

  $1000 

Merrick's  eub,  n  54  ft  It  8  b  4  w  hf  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

apr  22,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Borlvog  B  &  L  As^n..  .$2664 
La  Vergne,  Sonaensohein  &  S's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b 

10  mch  29,'9D,  O  Sonnenschein  to  HI  D  Wilber.  .$900 
Oak  Pk,  Shippen's  add.  Its  1  and  2  resab  b  8  july  1, 

'94,  T  Kearney  to  W  Hastings  $900 

Oak  Pk,  Qross'  snb,  its  43  and  44  b  7,   19  39  13  jaly 

20,  O  Weinbaner  to  0  E  Soellner  »430 

Bldgeland.  It  26  b  31  jaly  12,  A  E  Hemingway  to  H 

J  Straight  $1560 

Salisbary's  sab,  and  hf  Its  1  to  48  b  4,  5  39  13  jane 

28,  ^  I  okken  et  al  to  A  A  Strom  $3000 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  It  46  b  1  jan  20, 

'91,  E  Hogenson  et  al  to  L  L  Filstrap  $760 

Linden  Pk,  same  add.  It  17  and  s  hf  It  16  b  1  jan  13, 

'91,  Same  to  W  McQregry  $626 

Linden  Pk,  same  add,  It  25  b  4   apr  8,'9i.  Same  to 

LLFUstrap  ,   1600 


Aastinville,  Austin's  add.  It  133  b  11  juoe  28.  H 

L«kken  to  J  Lokken  $868 

Aastinville,  Austin's  add.  Its  134  136  and  152  b  11 

jnne  28,  E  Lokken  to  Same  $1000 

Anstin'B  snb.  It  12  b  2  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  39  13  jaly  6,  M 

L  Kellogg  to  W  P  Tuttie  $40i'0 

22nd  st  blvd  eab.  Us  12  and  13  b  8  u  e  qr  29  39  13 

apr  11,  E  P  Bice  to  J  P  Wlnkraniz   $385 

22nd  st  blvd  snb,  Its  30  31  and  36  b  8  same;  joly  6, 

Same  to  J  O  Waohter  $776 

Schmidt's  sub,  w  ht  It  6  b  3  a  w  qr  6  39  18  july  9,  A 

Hirsekorn  to  E  Gaudrean  $6  .0 

22nd  st  blvd  sub,  its  26  and  26  b  6  n  e  qr  29  19 13 

jnly  6,  E  P  Rice  to  M  Devaney   $760 

OlitCord  &  W's  sub.  It  14  b  4  n  w  qr  4  39  13  may  22, 

A  A  Swansou  to  A  Johnson  $300 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Us  10  and  11  b  7  jnly  2, 

L>  P  Oarr  to  L  J  Stiven  $600 

Mt.r8h'8  snb.  It  3  b  6  n  e  qr  16  39  13  june  8, '91,  H  M 

Elliott  to  L  Marsh  $600 

Marsh's  sab,  It  4  b  6  same;  jane  8, '94,  Same  to  £ 

Kftller  1600 

Marsh's  sub.  It  22  b  3  same;  may  26,'g4,  Same  to  0 

T  Marsh   $600 

Mandell  &  H's  sab,  It  10  b  6,  20  39  13  june  27,  B  N 

Branch  to  F  Burns  |27l0 

Anstln,  Prairie  av  add,  Us  161  and  153,  H  39  13  jaly 

29,'94,  B  0  Givins  to  E  G  Eoeppe  $4460 

La  Vergne,  Baldwin's  sub.  Us  24  to  26  b  18,  31  89  13 

jan  8,  A  £  Drake  to  O  H  Baldwin   $.^600 

Morton  Pk,  Shouts  &  D's  add.  It  16  b  6  july  16,  J 

Stockford  to  A  Z  O'Neill  $4000 

Olson  &  Go's  sub,  it  1  b  1  n  hf  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  17  39 

jaly  9,  Q  Winsberg  to  W  H  Dyson  I8C0 

Robinson  av,  n  w  cor  W  Sixteenth  st,  e  f  1,886x641 

more  or  less;  imp,  machy  atd  bldgs;  jane  16,  D 

B  Lyinan  et  al,  trs  Grant  Ld  Assn  to  Siemen- 

Halske  Electric  Oo  $717,. 00 

Mandell  &  H's  sub.  It  5  b  16,  20  39  13  m<  y  6,  £  D 

Mandell  to  J  Leigh  et  al  $1360 

South  18  ft  It  2  b  2  sab  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13  s  of  By 

june  19,  F  A  Hill  to  8  Ryan  $5500 

Austin,  Prairie  av  add.  It  113  june  28,  J  M  Bisbee  to 

A  Hinde  $1600 

Morton  Pk,  Oudahy's  add,  its  24  and  25  b  10  jane 

27,  A  H  Wilson  to  0  T  Hlgbee  1700 

Steven's  add,  w  hf  It  43  b  1  july  9,  E  B  Kitel  to  J  U 

Thorpe   .$900 

Bidgeland,  Its  3  i  and  6  b  6,  7  and  8  39  13  jane  16, 

0  W  Habl-ard  to  H  Miller  |2t00 

Mandell  &  H's  sub.  It  6,  ex  st  and  alley  b  6  n  e  qr  2u 

39  13  july  5,  H  H  Newhall  to  F  Burns  $2600 

Wilson's  sub.  It  18  b  4  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  n  w  qr  17  39  IS 

jaly  7,  F  P  Wilson  to  M  Booiee  $660 

Wilson's  sub.  It  28  b  3  same;  june  16,'91,  Same  to  J 

McQaffin  $560 

Taylor's  sub.  It  4  b  5,  e  hf  8  w  qr  33  39  13  ang  26, 

'92,  0  F  Taylor  to  J  Gebhart  $376 

Hill's  snb.  It  241,  ex  s  40  ft,  pt  e  hf  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  e 

w  qr  9  39  13  june  25,  F  A  Hill  to  S  B  Ooleman  .$800 
Harlem,  Kettlestring's  add,  n  26  ft  It  3  b  6  of  b  6 

june  12,  W  N  Eettlestring  to  0  W  Schneider.. $1876 
Oak  Pk,  Dray's  add,  n  hf  it  4  b  8  june  26,  J  V  Em- 
mitt  to  M  £  Holland    $350 

Berwyu.Audrews  &  P's  3d  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  46  may 

17,  W  J  Andrews  to  A  M  Oreager  $.i600 

Gross  sub,  it  18,  16  39  13  july  17,  B  Jentzsch  to  E 

Jentzsch  i  $600 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston,  Nate  &  Adams'  add,  pt  Us  6  and  7  b  2 

jaly  3,  0  F  Jones  to  0  J  Jones   $1200 

N  Evanston,  .brown  &  Co's  add,  Its  1  and  2  b  2  july 

8,  E  D  Rogers  to  E  H  Niemann  $386 

Evanston,  pt  1  s  2  and  3  b  12  july  3,  L  0  Tallmadga 

to  W  ueering  $4260 

Evanston,  Grant  &  J's  add,  n  26  ft  It  13  b  6  july  10. 

B  L  Simons  to  E  D  Simons  1600 

Evanston,  w  9TA  It  It  6  and  w  97!4  ft,  n  35  ft  It  6  b 

66  jaly  19,  B  D  Baldwin  to  M  A  Baldwin  $20,000 

Evaneton,  Hutton  et  al  add.  Its  2  3  and  4  b  2  july 

16,  J  M  Wheeler  to  J  fi  Dalley  $4000 

S  Evanston,  Harbert  &  B's  add.  It  16  b  1  june  12,  M 

J  Culver  to  H  P  Duftell  $300 

EVdUSton,  Browne's  add,  It  6  b  6  june  13,  S  Alsber 

to  A  McDonald  $800 

Evanston,  e  26  ft  Us  8  and  9  b  19  jaly  1,  £  Fierson 

to  FA  Gustafson  $6600 

LXONB. 

Lay  &  Lyman's  sub,  It  5  and  pt  Its  4  and  6  b  6  s  w 

qr  4  38  12  may  15,  D  B  Lyman  to  0  H  Walker.  $600  J 
La  Grange,  it  18  b  5  july  1,  A  H  Loomis  to  A  W 

Woodward  tiOOO 

La  Grange,  It  1  and  n  6  ft  It  2  b  6  oct  26, '93,  J  M 

Grim  to  W  B  Howard   $2100 

La  Grange,  Its  1  and  2  b  6  july  12,  V  B  Howard  to 

W  0  Hickox  $4600 

Wachter's  sab.  Us  23  and  24  b  7  e  hf  6  38  13  Oct  24, 

'93,  J  0  Waohter  to  H  T  Jones  Jr  $720 

Onrtis'  sub.  It  141  e  hf  6  38  13  july  5,  Boyal  Trust 

Oo  to  B  Murray  $476 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add.  It  10  b  6  jnly  18,  E  Duran 

to  M  E  Brown  $760 

Wachter's  sub,  It  20  b  7  b  3  etc,  e  hf  6  33  13  jane  8, 

J  0  Wapl»ter  tQ  4  M  Uorpby  ,.,,,....'..$460 


714 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL. 


July  27,  189i 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agenoy  for  the  purpose 
of  speoalatlnit  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  AdTertlslng 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protection  and  best  resnlts  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorfl  &  Heinemsnn,  Bankers, 
and  a  ttionsand  others  in  Ohioago, 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


I^he  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
wh^re-atl^tjppy  should  ,be  sent.  ^       '    v  a:::..c/'7":^:Xr'".:v^  - 


July  27,  1895. 


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716 


Oartls'  sab.  It  103  bs  2  and  7,  Nlokerson's  sub,  e  hf 

6  38  13  jQ;y  8,  Boyal  T  Oo  to  J  T  O'Connor  $M5 

Onrtle'  sab,  Its  28  and  29  e  b(  26  38  IS  jaly  S,  Boyal 

T  Oo  to  J  D  Oook  »1100 

Oartis'  sab,  Us  IS  and  16  same,  jaly  8,  J  H  Onrtls 

to  J  A  Bert  and  J  P  Heam  1950 

La  Qrange,  Letter's  2d  add.  Its  1  to  9  b  11  may  28, 

E  Kelly  to  F  U  Kantzler  t6T60 

Lyons,  White's  Ist  add.  It  19,  2  38  12,  mar  29,  G  8 

White  et  al  to  F  8  Sohallz   J7218 

Sammlt,  Ist  add,  Its  9  and  10,  12  38  13  DOT  23,  M  J 

Wentworth  to  0  Ponkow  t400 

Sammit,  1st  add.  Its  16  and  16  same;  mar  23,  Same 

to  J  Ohern  $400 

Waohter's  sob.  It  18  b  8,  Nickerson'e  snb,  e  hf  6  98 

18,  mar  28,  J  0  Wauhter  to  W  L  Hchnppert   $400 

Wachter's  sab.  It  11  b  3  same;  mar  38,  Same  to  W 

Sohappert  $400 

Waohter's  gab.  It  1  b  8  same;  mar  38,  Same  to  N 

Laxen  $450 

Oartis'  sab.  It  1«1,  e  ht  6  38  13  jaly  5,  Boyal  Trast 

Oo  to  B  Marray  $476 

MAINS. 

Park  Ridge,  Brown's  add,  Its  33  to  26  b  8,  jaly  2,  E 

W  Fix  to  H  A  Beok  $1200 

Park  Bidge.  Bolten's  add,  It  G9  June  36, 1  0  Bolten 

to  E  M  Trell  $900 

Park  Bidge,  Hodge's  add.  It  6  b  16  jaly  6,  T  Eeates 

to  0  M  Blocker   $616 

Park  Bidge,  Hanson's  sab,  Shannon  &  O's  sab.  Its 

3  and  4  b  6  jaly  17,  E  F  Dakin  to  Q  Dakin  $460 

Edison  Pk,  Its  27  and  28  b  37  dec  3,'94,  0  T  Thayer 

to  H  A  Thayer  $800 

Desplaines,  Biverslde  add,  Us  39  aod  40  b  6  jaly  6, 

J  W  Brook  to  P  Bzamborski  $300 

De^plalnes,  It  40  b  6  jaly  16,  P  Szamborskl  to  M 

Szamborskl    1200 

BiJge  Lawn,  Its  28  and  29  b  3  jaly  19,  A  Gray  lo  E 

Baosom  1400 

Desplalnes,  Biverslde  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  6  jaly  6, 

J  W  Brook  to  P  frzamborskl  $300 

Desplalnes,  same  add,  It  40  b  6  jaly  16,  P  Szam- 
borskl to  M  Szamborskl  $200 

NEW  TBIBB. 

Wllmette,  Lake  Shore  add.  It  25  b  18  jaly  17,  E  A 

Burge  to  G  G  Hill  $1000 

Wllmette,  Dnvsty  sab,  b  9  jane  14,  F  U  Hale  et  al 

to  Evanston  Hospital  Assn  $12,600 

Wllmette,  w  60  ft  It  12  b  22  jane  36,  F  W  Little  to 

F  L  Joy  1800 

Winnetka,  Depot  Place  sab,  It  6  b  13  apr  2,  3  T 

Dale  to  L  Stabbe  1600 

Vernaoio,  Its  1  and  2  b  3  jaly  22,  J  Alles  Jr  to  F 

Pierce  $1800 

Seger's  sab,  It  18  and  w  36  ft  It  19  b  7  n  e  qr  n  w  qr 

33  43  13  jane  20,  G  W  dohaefer  to  J  8chaeter.$1600 
Seger's  sab.  It  1  and  n  10  ft  It  3  b  1  jane   30,  J 

Sohaeferto  G  W  Sohaefer  $2000 

Wllmette,  Paul's  3nd  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  4  jaly  1,  B 

N  Ward  to  E  O  Batler  $3000 

Wllmette,  Dingee's  add.  It  1  b  14  jaae  17,  a  A  De- 
Long  to  E  J  SaUlvan  $960 

Wllmette,  pt  It  1  b  3  jaly  28,  L  Boeser  to  J  J  A  An- 

dresen    $150  i 

Wllmette,  MnUaalel's  add.  It  24  b  7  jaly  5,  U  I 

Paal  to  U  £  Oampbell  $826 

Vernamo,  Its  7  to  11  b  3,  30  42  13  jaly  11,  J  Alles  Jr 

to  O  Haije  $76  J 

lit  13  b  3  sab  a  e  qr  8  e  qr  7  42  13  may  2,'94,  Est  A 

J  Xarner  to  Q  Tamer  $500 

Vernamo,  Us  2l  and  47  b  2,  20  42  13  jaly  9,   B  Vari- 

an  to  Q  Seraaer  1600 

40x313V,  ft  n  e  83  42  13  jane  10,  Same  to  Oath  Blsh 

of  Oh'go  $8.0 

OBLAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  7  and  8  b  31  noT  17,>94,  Title  G  h 
T  Oo  to  A  A  Marshall  $400 

Alpine  egts.  Its  36  and  37  b  29  jaly  9,  Title  G  &  T 
Oo  to  J  A  Methe  $600 

FBOVISO. 

3  acres  n  e  cor  n  w  qr  38  99  13  jane  19,  W  F  Kolb  to 

0  G  Lennberg  $200 

Groeedale,  It  44  b  19  jaly  20,  H  8  Sohwioherath  to 

A  F  Warner  $380 

Biver  Forest,  Lathrop's  resab  pt  Lathrop  <&  S's 

add,  n  26  ft  It  8  b  3  jaly  11,  £  0  Briggg  ttf  J  G 

Hltt  $660 

Haywood,  Us  16  and  17  b  343  jaly  19,  Maywood  Oo 

to  A  M  Schepp  $600 

Qrossdale,  It  41  b  44  dec  26,'93,  S  E  Gross  to  B  Ea- 

llck  $200 

Maywood,  Uadlson  st  add.  Its  69:i  693  716  and  717 

jaly  12,  0  7ancy  to  B  Maginnls  $2000 

Biverside,  It  1076  b  23  jaly  8,  J  Lister  to  J  A  G 

.    Miller  •••r-i  '  $875 

'Mnrphy's  sab.  It  1  n  e  qr  13  39  13  apr  16,  G  D 

Pierce  to  A  Peters  $636 

Mnrphy's  sab,  same;  apr  16,  A  Peters  to  W  Peters 

 $638 

Melrose,  Its  43  and  44  (no  block  given);  may  47  D  B 

Barnard  to  B  H  Moftatt  $260 

Uarwood,  It  17  D  255  jaly  19,  Uaywood  Oq  to  M  M 

TuTilej  ^  lioo 


Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  31  b  36  jane  17,  Le  B 

0  Try  on  to  B  Botheohlld   ...  $350 

Qrossdale,  Us  8  and  9  b  6  moh  36,  8  E  Gross  to  O  G 

Kephart....  $600 

Madison  st,  Onmmlngs'  add.  It  63  jaly  3,  J  P  Straab 

to  A  Thode  $400 

Grossdale.  Gross'  3d  add.  Its  31  and  33  b  93   feb  24, 

'91,  8  E  Gross  to  A  Hattenbaoh  $300 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  14  b  40  jaly  11,  N  A 

Gildner  to  J  P  Lederle   $300 

Grossdale.  It  31  b  39  jane  14,'93,  8  E  Gross  to  A 

Beckman    $600 

Melrose.  Us  11  and  13  b  87,  jaly  13.  J  W  Barker  to 

Oo  Barkholm   $600 

3  acre;  n  e  cor  n  w  qr  38  39  13  jane  19,  W  F  Kolb  to 

0  Q  Lennberg  $200 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  Us  29  and  30  of  It  3  jaly  6,  Harvey  Ld  Assn 

to  A  L  Dickson  $800 

Harvey.  It  89  b  156  jaly  13,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  D  A 

Pierce  $874 

Harvey  Hgts,  It  3 1  b  3  jane  11,  M  L  Swift  et  al  to  P 

Van  Maren  ...$260 

Harvey,  Yonng  &  B's  add,  Its  2  4  and  7  b  3,  It  19  b 

8  and  It  4  b  6  jaly  1,  J  8  Oartls  to  G  H  Oartis. $2126 
Hammond.  Snydaoker  il:  Ambs  Ill's  add,  Its  21  and 

32  b  3  jaly  9,  B  Snydaoker  to  L  Kraase  $900 

Harvey,  It  9  b  102  jaly  11,  L  D  Conner  to  M  W  Da- 
vis $974 

8  Harvey,  Its?  to  12  b  1  jaly  12,  H  Jonte  to  D  L 

Oollier  $1600 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  sab,  It^  36  aod  37  b  3,  36 

33  14  jane  13,  L  A  McGinn  to  J  McVey   $600 

Woodlawn  av,  same;  jaly  IT,  J  McVey  to  M  Hellen 

 $600 

Harvey,  Masonic  add,  9  lots;  may  1,'93,  J  Baves- 
loot  to  F  Olsen  $1350 

Harvey,  Its  43  and  44  b  11  jaly  1,  Q  Ohase  to  FG 
Alden  $660 

Hammond,  Suydacker  &  A's  III  add.  Its  31  and  21 
b  3  jaly  9.  B  Snydaoker  to  L  Kraase  (900 

Harvey,  It  19  b  102  jaly  11,  L  D  Oonner  to  M  W  Da- 
vis $974 

8  Harvey,  Its  7  ta*12  b  1  jaly  12,  H  Jonte  to  D  L 

Oollier  $1600 

WOBTH. 

Robinson's  sab.  It  10  b  2  of  It  12  b  31.  36  37  13  may 

14,  W  D  Henke  to  8  Knirsoh  $260 

Greenwood  Hgts,  it  33  b  1  may  10,  W  Springer  to  J 

Qainn  $250 

S  Highlands,  w  hf  It  20  b  3  feb  18,  R  8  Oollins  to  0 

Berg  $600 

Harmon  &  Yonng's  sab.  It  13  b  6  g  w  qr   s  e  qr  36 

87  13  moh  26,'93.  J  A  McKeever  to  0  B  Brayton 

 $660 

Oliflord  &  W's  sab.  Us  3  and  4  b  3  s  hf  n  w  qr  4  37 

18  jnly  16,  A  A  Swanson  to  F  8  Frabel  $700 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnick's  sab.  Its  16  to  34  b  16,  9  37  13 

jaly  19,  M  Oament  to  0  Joaveaat   $3000 

Taylor's  sab,  It  43  b  1  n  e  qr  24  37  18  jnly  18,  H  D 

Oole  to  M  La  BaUsle  etal  $600 

Taylor's  sab,  It  41  b  1  same;  jaly  18,  Same  to  A 

Botson   $600 

8  Bighlands,  e  ht  It  19  b  3, 26  37  13  jane  24,  L  John- 
son to  F  Winkler  $300 

Bvergereen  Pk,  Jacobs'  sab.  It  12  and  D  ht  It  13  b 

28,  2  37  13  mch  17,  B  F  Jacobs  to  E  8  Stongh..  $637 
Hanson  Pk,  It  9  b  6,  36  37  13  apr  33,  J  W  Fitzgerald 

to  Am  Oarlson  $600 

Bine  Isld,  Jernberg's  add,  it  14  b  16  jnly  9,  J  W 

Jauney  to  P  B  Nodin  $40 

Wehle's  snb.  Its  1  to  4  n  w  qr  o  e  qr  3  37  13  jaly  9, 

J  Wehle  to  N  Feipel  $6,500 

Bobinson's  snb.  It  10  b  3  of  It  13  b  21,  36  87  13  may 

14,  W  D  Henke  to  8  Knirsoh  $350 

Greenwood  Hgts,  It  33  b  1  may  10,  W  Springer  to  J 

Qainn  $360 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  30  b  3,  feb  18,  B  8  Oollins  to  0 

Berg  $600 

NIIiEB. 

Bidge  snb.  Its  9  and  10  b  4  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  24  41 13  jaly 
8,  J  T  Talt  to  F  £  Finch  $400 

Norwood  Pk,  Lladstrom  &  M's  add,  may  14,  W  H 
Tattle  to  A  G  Thiel  $336 

East  10  acres  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  36  41  13  feb  27,  B 

Schneider  to  B  F  Weber  $5000 

HANOVEB. 

East  26  acres  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  33  41  9,  jiine31,  MA 

Hoag  to  F  L  Steere  $1600 

ELK  GBOTE. 
68-100  acres  in  s  w  qr  se  qr  seo  30  41  11  jaly  6,  O 

Witbhaeger  to  L  Sohnell  $340 

BITEBBIDE. 

Riverview.  Whipple's  add.  Us  16  and  16  b  1  jaly  17, 

A  aolsman  to  B  B  Williams  $1050 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Oo's  4tb  sab.  Its  166  and  167  e 
hf  2  36  13  jaly  3,  8  E  Barrell  to  A  M  8botter..$360 

LEASES . 

Warren  Springer  has  leased  to  Obarles  0  Bassell 
tor  a  term  bt  99  years  from  Jan.  26,  1896,  at  a  rental 
of  first  ten  years  tl,800  per  annnm,  thereafter  $2,100 
per  annam,  the  following  property:  JeSerion  et, 
360  ft  n  of  HarrlRoi),  •  t  e0z96. 


TKUBT  1>BBI>I»  AND  JItOBTCtAUCill. 

Inolnding  BnlldlnB  and  Loan  Societies. 
Adam  A  E  to  R  P  Hollett  July  1,  It  22  and 

pt  21,  33  40  13,  5y  6)6  |1958 

Albro  H  to  A  E  Guild  Jr  jnly  9,  pt  It  10, 

7  39  13,  3y  Hi4%  $4600 

Anderson  A  to  A  O  Brown  jaly  16,  It  28  b 

2,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  |6U00 

Anderson  A  E  to  H  U  Anderson  jaly  12, 

pt  It  37  b  40,  21  40  14,  3y  6%  $1800 

Anderson  F  A  to  B  F  Oomstook  july  13, 

Its  61  and  62  TJ  D  L  add  23  40  13,  3y  6% 

....   $1025 

Avers  F  Q  to  F  B  Peabody  july  15,  pt  b 

33  Kinzie  add  5y  7^  $10,000 

Babel  J  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  12,  It  13  b 

1,  17  41  14,  3y  6}4%  $1500 

Baldwin  H  A  to  W  8  Tillotson  july  19,  pt 

Its  6  and  5  b  65  Evanston  e%  $4000 

Bantz  K  V  to  W  S  Massn  july  16,  It  1  b  4, 

12  4113,  5y  7^  $2500 

Barker  A  P  to  Western  Un  B  and  L  Assn 

july  16,  It  37  b  79,  6  and  6  37  15,  Gi 

 $14,000 

Barrow  E  A  to  J  8  Murray  july  16,  It  10 

It  20,  18  41  14,  3y  7i«  $2500 

Baurer  M  to  W  E  Hatterman  july  8,  It  29 

b  6,  31  40  14,  3y  7^  $1500 

Baxter  I  B  to  A  B  Mead  joly  15,  It  7  It  14 

etc  b  18  Ogden  add,  2>  6%  $1000 

Benson  W  J  to  F  B  Peabody  June  26,  It 

22  b  5,  2  39  13,  6y   $2000 

Behrens  0  to  A  B  Oamp  julv  15,  Its  12 

to  14  It  4  eto  27  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Behrens  A  to  P  O  Stensland  july  16,  It  15 

b  2,  5  39  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Becker  W  A  to  E  A  Munger  july  19,  Its  12 

and  13  b  8,  31  41  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Berg  L  to  F  O  Stensland  jnly  17,  pt  b  2, 

1  39  13,  5y  G%  2  deeds  $10,000 

Beanarek  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  9, 

It  51  b  12,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Bergholz  J  to  F  Gottsohalk  july  16,  It  24 

b  1  b  15  Sheffield  add  6y  6*  $1600 

Bennett  8  J  to  W  G  Hoag  july  10,  Its  1  to 

4  b  6  Brown  to  Evanston  6%  $2000 

Boome  A  to  A  Ohytraus  jnly  17,  It  6  b  7 

Delavan  add  $4700 

Burns  M  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  18,  It  17  b 

12,  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $1000 

Bliss  K  W  to  E  F  Gorton  july  18,  bs  2 

and  6,  7  37  14,  3y  65g  $6000 

Buckley  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  19, 

pt  It  5  b  6,    38  14,  16ds  7%  $1500 

Bolckom  A  E  and  D  8  to  Pao  L  and  H 

Assn  july  10,  Its  2  and  3  b  6,  6  40  13 

 $2800 

Buck  N  to  8  W  Oonnell  ju'y  15,  It  28  b  2, 

17  40  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Brezell  F  H  to  P  W  Snowhook  jnly  20,  It 

4  b  5  Ogden  add  3y  7^  p  m  $  .000 

Brisbois  M  L  to  J  H  Burke  july  23,  pt  Its 

16  and  17  b  4,  5  40  14,  7  1-6^  $4500 

Boylan  M  G  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  july  17, 

It  1  It  13  etc,  2  38  14,  6i6   $5000 

Bieitbold  O  H  to  0  A  Wightman  jnly  15, 

Its  8  and  9  It  1  eto  Dingee  &  McD  snb 

Wllmette  5y  6J^^  $1600 

Bodine  J  to  0  A  Wightman  jnly  17,  It  40 

b  2,  L  G  &  W  add  Evanston  5y  6%  $1400 
Brown  8  to  H  P  Eranz  july  16,  It  4  E  & 

B  sub  30  40  14,  5y  7)8  $1500 

Brinkman  W  M  to  E  W  Heightley  jnly 

12,  pt  b  2,  22  38  14,  6y  6%  4  deeds. $10,500 
Brinkman  W  M  to  8  E  Magill  jnly  12,  pt 

b  2  same  6^  4  deeds  $4000 

Bjork  0  A  to  J  D  Hnbbard  july  18,  It  49 

and  pt  40  b  16,  11  40  13,  3y  6%  $1500 

Burkross  E  to  J  D  Hnbbard  jnly  13,  It  6 

b2,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Brown  H  to  E  F  Comer  jnly  1,  It  4  b  9  L 

to  Desplaines  5y  6^  $1700 

Brown  A  to  Properity  L  and  B  Assn  july 

12,  It  35  b  8,  6  39  14,  5^%  $2000 

Binder  L  to  Intnl  B  L  and  I  Union  july 

1,  It  19  b  6,  28  38  14,  5%  $2600 

Bnrns  E  L  to  0  G  Schumacher  jnly  15,  It 

7  b  3  b  5,  23  39  12,  3y  6^  SIOOO 

Bickford  J  A  to  D  8  Place  jnly  15,  It  11 

b  1,  16  39  13,  5y  6^  $3000 

Blomgren  F  A  to  R  Berger  july  15,  It  6  b 

1,  20  4014,  3y  6i«  $1800 

Bergen  P  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  17,  It  169 

Fowler  snb  9  38  14,  5y  7%  $1000 

Orosson  E  to  J  B  Enight  June  10,  It  Cir 

ot  partn  36  40  13,  3y  6^5  $1470 

Oaro  M  to  T  H  Schintz  jnly  17,  pt  It  2  b 

66,  21  39  14,  3y  7;g  $1000 

Glontier  J  0  to  W  H  Matthews  july  11,  It 

264  Fowler  sub  9  38  14,  6y  6%  $1600 

Chapman  E  B  to  A  Wisner  july  16,  It  1  b 

4,  7  40  14,  5y  6i«  ...$1500 

Colianger  H  and  L  to  E  G  Foreman  jujy 
^  10,  Its  2  and  3  It  1  b  6,  22  39  14,  2y  6^ 

 fliiOO 

Cahill  D  toTi  a  Hoey  jaly  16,- Ur 32  b^,- 

80  89  U,6%   ....r.$2600 


Condon  J  W  to  P  W  Snowhook  july  19,  It 

26  It  2  b  4  Rockwell  add  2j  6%  $1460 

Oonnon  J  to  Eq  Trust  Oo  july  1,  It  42 

Botsford  sub  8  38  14,  5y  6«  $90  JO 

Casey  P  E  to  W  A  Bond  july  17,  It  6  b  2, 

17  38  14,  4y  7%  flOOO 

Oath  Bishop  to  J  0  Hutchins  June  11,  Its 

2  to  25  b  5  Eay  add  5y  6%  $16,000 

Oombs  J  A  and  A.  0  to  Chicago  Title  and 

T  Oo  jnly  22,  pt  b  1,  19  38  14,  %  $8800 

Ohristensen  W  P  to  W  H  Tatge  May  24, 

Its  17  to  20  Alke's  snb  26  40  13,  6!<.  .$1668 
Oronk  R  D  to  B  Dean  july  1,  Its  14  and 

16  It  1  b  4,  9  39  13,  5y  S%  $4000 

Oameron  W  J  to  Adelphi  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  4,  It  7  b  2  It  2,  16  39  13,  7% ... .  $1200 
Corcoran  J  L  R  to  J  N  Yonng  july  1,  It  1 

b  9,  32  41  14,  3y  6;«    $1600 

Clifford  D  to  F  R  Chandler  jnly  6,  It  1  b 

36,  6  37  15,  6y  6^  $2600 

Coffman  Q  A  to  T  G  Morris  June  17,  It  43 

b  1,  13  39  13,  4y  6%  $2600 

Carr  E  J  to  A  Margnardt  jnly  16,  It  8  b 

11,  17  38  14,  3y  655  $1000 

Collins  M  T  to  H  0  Sohnlz  jnly  12,  It  3S 

b  1  b  40,  17  39  14,  7^  $4000 

Cadwallader  E  and  I  T  to  Village  L  and 

B  Assn  jnly  18,  pt  Its  10  and  11  It  23 

Ellis  E  add  $8000 

Campbell  F  to  E  R  Haase  jnly  19,  pt  b  6 

ect  30  40  14  Tinkham  add  Holstein  7% 

22  deeds  $30,000 

Crawford  C  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july 

16,  It  6  It  20  b  2,  17  38  14,  6y  7!t....$l600 
Dvorak  V  to  J  Novak  july  12,  It  21  b  2, 

25  39  13,  3y  6^  $100  0 

Dunn  P  to  0  H  Fleischer  jnly  16,  It  4  b  1, 

9  38  14,  2y  7^  $1360 

Dozle  W  A  to  0  8  Doyle  jnly  23,  It  34 

Castle's  snb,  U  39  13,  ly  6^  $2000 

Dnnker  F  to  R  Berger  july  10,  It  11  b  4, 

36  40  13,  6^  $1000 

Dousman  R  J  to  L  Carter  jnly  6,  It  12  b 

11  Edgebrook  6%  $4080 

Danniol  W  et  al  to  8  W  Rawson  jnly  17, 

It  13  Rawson  sub  13  39  13,  6y  6%. .  .$2000 
Dow  E  0  tu  D  M  Eirlen  jnly  16,  pt  It  34 

and  all  35  to  38  b  21,  6  37  14,  G}4i  $6000 
Day  G  R  to  J  R  Bowes  jnly  3,  It  3 

Pearce's  2d  add  10  38  14,  2y  7%  ....$1260 
Dobosz  J  to  Am  Trust  and  8  Bank  july 

17,  Its  43  and  44  b  16,  17  36  15,6M«$1250 
Danbe  M  A  to  F  Whitfield  july  16,  It  7  b 

I  b  44  Sheff  add  5y  6^  $20C0 

Dowenuty  C  to  H  A  Haagan  jnly  17,  It 

39  Buckingham  2d  sub  20  40  14,  6y  6% 
 $12,000 

Dandelin  8  E  to  A  Loeb  jnly  18,  It  4  It  12 

Douglas  Park  add  6y  6%  $3i00 

Daly  P  to  P  W  Snowhook  June  9,  It  16  b 

2,  3  38  14,  6^  $1400 

Cuoora  E  to  L  Hausler  jnly  16,  pt  It  4  b 

4,  5  and  6  37  15,6%  $1440 

Durand  C  to  A  0  Dnrand  jnly  19,  pt  b  3, 

25  38  14,  6%,  $4200 

Erickson  J  8  to  H  A  Hangan  july  12,  pt 

Its  2  and  3  It  3,  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Eaton  H  T  to  Clerks  and  M  B  L  and  I 

Assn  jnly  3,  It  66  b  8,  36  40  13,  8%.. $2600 
Ederer  T  to  W  Heinemann  july  11,  It  2  It 

13,  33  40  13,  4y  6^  $6000 

Erickson  P  to  A  Loeb  jnly  16,  Its  11  and 

12  b  6,  7  39  13,  5y  6«  $12,000 

Eaton  E  A  to  A  B  Mead  May  20,  Us  17  to 

19  b  96,  27  39  14,  5y  G%  $6000 

Ederer  T  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  11,  It  2  Its 

13  to  23,  33  40  14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Early  F  E  to  Chicago  Perm  B  and  A  Assn 

jnly  16,  pt  b  3,  6  39  13,  7^  $2600 

Finkler  J  to  J  H  Ernst  july  16,  It  108  b  I, 

29  40  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Farrell  E  M  to  F  R  Chandler  jnly  18,  pt 

It  17  b  112  8  8  add  3y  6*  $3100 

Fallis  8  W  to  E  0  Brown  jnly  12,  It  97  b 

13,  7  39  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Fitzgerald  J  D  to  J  P  Wilson  jnly  18,  It 

40  Beeoher  sub,  33  39  14,  5y  6%  ....$3600 
Frink  F  M  to  A  W  Martin  jnly  15,  pt  It 

6  b  5,  9  39  13,  ly  6^  $1800 

Frank  G  to  FB  Peabody  july  12,  3y  6!< 

 $12,000 

Flaohsbarth  F  F  to  E  R  Haase  June  16,  It  1 

18,  H  to  Oak  Park  3y  6^  $1900 

Falardeau  8  to  W  E  Hatterman  jnly  16,  It 

17  b  3,  3y  6%  $10C0 

Foster  0  H  to  D  M  Hilles  May  1,  It  2  b  1,. 

16  38  14,  6y  6^  .....  ....$10,000 

Frioke  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  jnly  20,  prem 

6'i3  N  Oampbell  av  6y  ..#2800 
Gieenewald  F  0  L  to  8  S  Date  jnly  18, 

prem  716  N  Park  ai  Ij  7%  $2000 

Gnlkberg  H  to  Property  L  and  B  Assn 

july  15,  It  28  »>  4,  1  39  13,  514%  14600 

Gronwald  H  M  to  H  A  Hangan  joly  12,  It 

33  b  3  b  40,  17  39  14,  6y  6%  $;i800 

Gross  H  0  to  8  SpanMing  |nly:16^-bfn 

e  4'  B  e  qr  aird^pt  n'w  qt  ■  e  qr  8  87  It, 


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Oehm  E  to  H  Felsenthal  jaly  16,  It  20  b 

41,  38  40  J4,  3y  6X.,..  |1500 

OoelitzWtqG  Vftti  Zandt  jnly  10,  n  w 
oor  Oak  Park  and  Railroad  av.  Oak  Pk 

14y  6%  120,000 

Qoodridge  J  S  to  E  Qoodridge  jaly  16,  pt 

It  70  b  1,  30  38  16.  3y  6<J  $1800 

Groves  E  Bto  H  P  Taylor  jaly  13,  pt  It  3 

b  6,  2  38  14,  6%  85000 

GostafsoD  F  4  to  E  S  Kimball  jnly  16,  pt 

Its  8  aod  9  bV  Evanston  6y  6^  $6500 

Oraham  I  at  al  to  P  W  Snowhook  jaly  12, 

Its  29  and  30  b  1,  18  38  14,  5y  6J. .  .$5000 
Gee  A  to  Eqait  Trust  Oo  july  1,  pt  It  33  b 

19,  29  40  14,  3y  6«  $5000 

Gaillard  A  to  C  8  Winslow  jaly  14,  It  6  b 

2,  8  38  14,  5y  6^....  $1700 

Galovrska  V  to  0  H  Fleischer  Jane  26,  It 

46  b  8,  6  39  14,  2y  6^  $2300 

Gerrish  T  R  to  J  W  Helmer  jaly  16,  pt  b 

1,  28  38^14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Gray  P  H  to  Q  M  Rogers  June  1,  pt  seo 

23  39  13.  6y  6;«  $50,000 

Hubbard  F  J  to  Obi  Title  and  T  Co  jaly 

7.  It  25  and  26  b  4,  18  39  14,  40ds  6^  p 

m  $3600 

Herman  J  to  O  V  Stookey  jnly  2,  It  62  b 

1,  16  38  14,  8^   $1400 

Hill  G  Q  to  Evanston  B  and  L  Asan  july 

15,  It  25  b  18  L  8  add  to  Evn  7%. .  .$2300 
Hellabrant  K  K  and  W  D  to  Northn  Trust 

Oo  july  3,  It  19  b  39,  29  39  14,  6y  5^% 

 ;  $16,000 

Harty  W  to  M-W  Kerwin  july  1,  pt  It  5  It 

6,  3  2«14,  7«  $2260 

Uoertei  H  to  H  0-  Hansen  jaly  17,  pt  It  2, 

13  39  12,  6«  $2500 

Hussey  S  H  to  E  A  Warfield  jaly  1,  Its  29 

and  30  b  11,  28  38  14,  3y  6S6   $1350 

HcSert  J  to  E  G  Foreman  july  19,  pt  It  4 

and  all  5  b  11  b  10  Rockwell  add  5y  6% 

 $10,000 

Uahuska  A  to  M  E  Greenebaum  joly  6,  It 

46  b  2  b  2,  20  39  14,  3y  6$6  $4500 

Uelmath  O  F  to  V  M  Brand  jaly  1 It  23 

b  7,  19  40  14.  4y  7«   ....  ,$1600 

Howes  8  B  to  G  W  Newoomb  july  8,  Its  8 

and  9  b  1  b  3,  11  38  14,  6%  $14,000 

Hood  J  to  H  T  Glover  jnly  12,  pt  b  6 

Fraser  sub  4  38  14.  6)15  $4500 

Hewitt  J  to  Title  Guar  and  T  Oo  Jane  21, 

It  26  and  pt  24  b  7,  2  38  14,  4y  6^. $20,000 
Hellmath  M  tu  Home  M  L  Assn  jnly  15, 

Its  47  and  48  b  22,  5  39  14,  6^%  ...$1200 
Hughes  T  to  L  Karoher  jnly  5,  b  1  b  4,  27 

38  14,  3y  6?  $16tO 

Henning  C  to  F  Krumseig  july  15,  It  22  b 

3.  36  40  13,  3y  6^  $1000 

Hielman  L  to  W  D  Cooper  jnly  10,  It  44 

b  23,  6  and  6  37  15,  5y  6;J . . . .   $2100 

Heorichs  J  F  to  A  Gatzert  july  10,  It  85 

b  26,  6  39  14,  6y  6«  $7000 

Uausa  J  to  H  M  Favliuek  June  19,  pt  Its 

12  and  13  It  9  etc  35  40  13,  3y  7%. .  .$1000 
Hendricks  J  O  to  8  W  hawson  June  29,  It 

168  It  5,  18  39  14,  6y  6%  $5500 

billabrant  K  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  jaly  3, 

It  19  b  39,  27  39  U,  2y  6%  $2000 

Hyde  J  D  to  Travelers  Ins  Oo  jnly  8,  It  17 

b  6  Union  add  Evanston  5y  6^  ...  .$20ii0 
UcffmanOLto  J  Pfirshicg  july  1,  Its  6 

and  7  b  4  A  and  W  add  Evanston  Apr 

1,  7^  $W00 

Hornstein  G  to  North  Av  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  12,  It  42  b  12  and  It  24  b  5,  2  39  13, 

b%  $3600 

Jones  R  and  1  to  A  Peterson  july  22,  It 

1'52  b  42,  17  39  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Jennings  0  E  to  D  M  Hillis  jnly  16,  It  49 

and  pt  60  b  80,  27  39  14,  3y  6%  $1250 

Jennings  O  E  to  O  M  Hillis  july  15,  It  49 

and  pt  50  b  80,  27  39  14,  3y  6}^%.  .  .$1250 
Jeffers  0  A  to  P  Cross  july  16,  pt  It  47  b 

4,  20  38  14,  5y  6%   $1000 

King  8  T  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  july  13,  Its 

39  and  40  b  8.  20  38  14,   $1200 

Keith  J  E  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  jaly  15,  pt 

b  6,  17  40  14,  3y  6^  $9000 

Keating  T  to  W  D  Kerfoot  july  18,  It  26 

b  1  Vernon  Pk  add  3y  6^   $200  T 

Kosahel  R  to  0  O  Sohumaoher  jaly  16,  It 

38  n  e  qr  35  40  13,  8!K   $1000 

Kozlowski  J  to  8  A  Walker  july  17,  It  7  b 

23,  5  .39  14,  by  6%  $2800 

Ktarns  M  A  to  O  C  Butz  july  19,  pt  It  3  b 

31,  33  40  14.  6%    $8C00 

Kuhn  M  0  to  J  R  George  jnly  22,  It  28  b 

1.  9  38  14,  6«  $1800 

Kook  H  to  L    Rathje    jaly    23,  It  74 

Wheeler  sab  20  .38  14,  5y  62   $27C0 

Knssfl  J  to  R  Btrger  joly  18,  It  11  b  12. 

21  38  H,  6y  6%  $3000 

Klein  M  to  A  0  Ernst  july  15,  It  17  It  2  b 

1  Shtfif  add  3y  est   fl'OO 

Jienoeaj-  M  0  to  A  Peterson  jaly  Jl,  U  15  , 


b  1,  35  40  13,  5y  62  $5500 

Kendrioh  M  A  to  VV  U  Oook  May  23,  pt  b 

11,  12  38  13.  2y  1%   ....$1200 

Kennedy  M  J  O'L  to  A  Peterson  july  11, 

It  14  b  1,  26  40  13.  6y  62  $5500 

Koier  0  to  J  R  Cass  jaly  12,  It  5  b  6,  6  39 

14,  6y  6^   $27500 

Knndson  T  to  W      Hatterman  july  16,  Jt 

21  b  5,  25  40  13,  3y  62  $ir00 

Knndson  O  to  W  E  Hatterman  jnly  15,  It 

15  b  53y  6!«  $1C00 

Kennedy  C  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  15, 

It  12  b  20,  17  39  14,  3y  6>^   ...  $15  0 

Kearns  M  to  B  E  Hurlbut  jnly  15,  It  17 

It  F,  28  40  14,  6y  6^   $6000 

Kaveny  0  to  E  Stock  jnly  1,  Its  138  and 

139  Hnll  sub  4  39  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Kitz  J  il  to  L  0  Knhnert  july  17,  It  12  b 

66,  14  38  14.  5y  62  $6000 

Leland  H  L  to  F  B  Peabody  july  11,  It  95 

8  Drive  sub  17  40  14,  6y  62  $5000 

Long  P  to  M  W  Kozminski  july  18,  pt  It 

7  Browne's  add  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Labium  E  8  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  july  17,  It 

11  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  35  40  — ,  3y  72  $2000 

Latus  H  to  F  B  Peabydy  july  12,  It  2  b  37, 

27  39  14,  5y   $11,000 

Leviok  H  to  Title  G  and  T  Co  jaly  18,  pt 

It  5  b  13  Ashland  add  62  $3000 

Lange  J  to  E  G  Pauling  july  15,  It  7  b  1, 

29  40  14,  3y  6^%   $1600 

LittlejohT  W  J  to  T  Dent  july  11,  Its  6  to 

8  b  2  and  pt  b  6,  Wilmette6^   $7844 

LaBelle  J  to  G  A  Rose  jaly  10,  Its  16  to 

19  Davis  to  Pullman  6y  72  $1600 

Lehr  F  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  16,  It  47  b 

7,  19  40  14,3y6i^2  $1000 

Laws  F  B  to  A  Heile  july  22,  Its  32  to  35 

b  7,  26  40  13,  6%   $20C0 

Londelius  0  A  to  A  Gatzert  july  10,  Its  1 
to  4  It  3,  16  38  14,  6y  6%....   ...  .$16,000 

Lombard  L  E  to  O  M  Brady  jaly  16,  It  4 

Roth  sub  11  39  13,  6y  62  $2000 

Leibold  A  to  J  W  Pfeiffer  july  16,  It  13  b 

b,  9  38  14,  62  $2100 

Landen  E  to  J  R  Foulke  inly  16,  It  38  b  2, 

16  38  14,  5y  51^2  ...    '.  $1800 

Lockert  J  F  to  C  T  Tyrrell  july  17,  pt  b 

20,  10  39  13,  7!«  $3000 

Lukens  W  J  to  8  Brown  Jr  july  8,  pt 
Brown's  59th  st  sub  7  40  14,  62  6  deeds 

 $1800 

Leonard  M  0  and  F  J  to  O  H  Waldo  july 

11,  pt  b  2,  10  38  14,  ly  72  $14C0 

Lemoyne  J  V  to  Eq  L  las  Co  jnly  1,  Its  4 

to  6  It  1  b  13  Ft  D  add  lOy  62  . . . .  $160,000 
Lerow  0  0  to  0  Oady  June  13,  It  5  b  9 

Ravenswood  3y  72  $2500 

Lehr  F  to  E  Tosetti  july  16,  pt  b  3,  17  38 

14,  3y  6^  $4000 

Laverty  R  A  to  0  H  Enlette  June  18,  pt 

Its  6  and  8  and  all  7  b  3.  17  38  14,  5y  62 

 $2500 

McNarney  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july 

15,  pt  It  6  b  4,  10  38  14,  2y  6f.   $1100 

MoNarney  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july 

15,  pt  It  6  b  4,  16  38  14,  72  $1100 

Medley  G  W  to  W  A  McLaren  June  28,  It 

1  b  2,  27  39  14,  6y  62   $1100 

Montague  A  J  to  F  R  Chandler  july  1,  pt 

8  w  qr  10  28  14,  11  deeds  $18,760 

Manran  0  J  to  Ohi  Title  and  T  Oo  jnly  19, 

It  38  b  16,  20  39  14,  3y  6^  $2600 

Morton  E  0  to  E  F  Bayley  jnly  21,  Its  1 

and  2  b  6,  21  38  14,  6y  62  $5000 

Miller  N  to  Northn  T  Oo  jaly  20,  Its  1  and 

2  It  48  b  7  b  5  Sheff  add  3y  6%  $9000 

Miller  M  8  to  0  F  Taake  jnly  16,  It  14  b 

2,  7  40  14,  7y  6J5  $3400 

MoOormiok  G  B  to  G  Nichols  july  5r2,  pt 

It  71  div  3,  30  38  15,  3y  72  $3000 

McKinlook  W  L  to  Will  H  Moore  Jane  18. 

It8  b  2.  34  39  14,  5y  6^  .-..$21,000 

Moore  K  0  to  R  Hart  Jnly  17,  pt  Its  32  to 

36  Meyer  &  8  sub  25  40  13, 6y  72.. $3600 
Marchlewicz  J  to  0  Perm  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  16,  It  21  b  30  Sheffield  add  ....$1900 
McDonnell  P  E  to  0  M  Hinkley  jaly  10, 

b  1  Reeds  sub  36  39  13,  2j  6%  $1260 

May  A  to  G  W  Kellnet  july  15,  Its  75  and 

76  Altgald  sub  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $3400 

Mineker  E  to  R  Hart  july  11,  It  lib  7, 

21  38  14,  5y  6^  $6600 

McAllister  H  G  to  J  Stern  july  1,  Its  47 

and  48  b  75  W  Hghts  $1600 

McCarthy  D  C  to  fl  H  Rose  july  15,  It  11 

It  1  etc  21  .38  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Mulholand  W  H  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  7, 

It  3  b  1,  19  40  14,  5y  62  $1800 

Murray  M  F  to  House  B  and  L  Assn 

july  18,  pt  b  2.  9  39  13,  62   $1000 

Masterson  E  F  to  J  8ohnitz9r  joly  18,  Its 

24  and  25  b  1,  33  39  14,  82  $5(i00 

Moran  J  to  E  S  Dreyer  july  17,  pt  n  e  qr 

33  40  13,  3y  62   $1000 

fiioberg  F  0  to  J  9  Norton  jaly  13,  It  6  b 


4,  13  39  13,  5y  62  ...  $3500 

MoMahon  H  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  18,  It 

3  b  4,  20  4C  14,  3y  62  $3000 

Neel  M  E  to  J  L  Cochran  july  IS,  pt  b  10, 

8  40  14,  6%  $3850 

Nalt  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum. jnly  18,  Its  9 

and  10  b  10  Avondale  ly   $1000 

Nolan  P  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  july  17,  prem 

500  W  Taylor  5y  62  $3'- 00 

Nelson  0  to  A  Loeb  jnly  18.  pt  Its  37  and 
36  Watson  T  &  D  sub  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $600 
Nielsen  J  to  Y  Frantzen  jnly  17,  It  39  b  8, 

36  40  13,  72  ....$1200 

Newton  M  M  to  8  8  Date  july  18,  It  9  It  1 

b  13,  18  34  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Olson  O  to  N  Mayer  June  15,  It  4  It  4  b  7, 

6  39  14,  62  $1350 

0'N«ill  T  J  to  W   B  Mcllvaine  May  10,  b 

21,  17  42  13,  ly  62.  $1600 

Olson  J  P  to  W  Odell  Olark  jnly  11,  It  40 

b  2.  17  38  14,  3y  6%%  $2000 

Osowsbi  L  to  H  A  Haugan  july  16,  It  12 

b  6,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Overfield  E  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  jaly  2,  It  25 

b  6,  25  40  13,  6y  62  $2400 

O'Day  F  0  to  A  Peterson  jnly  15,  pt  It  72 

b  62,  19  34  14,  6y  62   $5600 

O'Shea  0  to  H  Greenebaum  july  12,  It  21 

to  23  b  2  Oentl  Pk  add  3  y  6%.  $26C0 

Peterson  J  to  J  P  Wilson  jnly  16,  It  1 
Abbott  sub,  Biokerdike  &  8  snb  28  40 

14.  62.  $11,000 

Pogh  H  to  E  G  Foreman  joly  16,  It  41  b 

4,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  .$2300 

Pelka  B  to  M  W  Kozminski  jaly  16,  It  33 

b  85,  19  39  14,  5y  62....   $2900 

Parker  H  W  to  0  J  Hambleton  joly  22, 

It  97  b  24,  7  39  14,  5y  62  $1600 

f  owell  F  E  to  J  O  Foelj  jnly  17,  pt  It  4 

b  8,21  38  14,  3y62  $1500 

Perdowski  T  to  P  Kiolbassa  June  24,  Its 

29  and  30  b  5,  15  39  12,  6^   $1000 

Piper  J  E  to  W  H  Swift  july  20,  pt  It  4  b 

14,  22  39  14,  6y  6^  $8000 

Peterson  J  E  <o  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  16, 

It  12  b  25,  25  40  13,  6y  72  $26iO 

Pearoe  E  to  F  R  Chandler  jnly  12,  pt  b  1, 

23  39  13.  3y  62   $1500 

Peterson  H  to  G  G  Snydaoker  jaly  11,  e 
hf  It  6  b  13  Johnson  R  &  8  add  3y  6% 

 $2600 

Qamstey  F  to  J  Mulfinger  jnly  10,  It  8  b  2, 

16  38  14,  6y  6^  $1800 

Reusnow  T  to  J  Stern  jnly  16,  pt  b  6, 

Robinson  to  B  Island  62  $1500 

Rrendergast  T  H  to  E  S  Dreyer  july  17, 

It  1  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Rosenthal  A  to  W  H  Geseke  jnly  12,  It  -.'9 

b  4,  31  40  14,  2y  62  $1900 

Riemersma  J  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  16  Us  134  and  133,  29  38  14^  72  $3200 
Reynertson  R  to  A  Peterson  july  18,  It  7 

b  52,  19  39  14,  3y  6^  $6000 

Regan  8  to  G  L  Paddock  June  1,  Its  27 

and  28  b  4,  25  40  13,  3y  62  $1200 

Rapeljo  F  to  Equitable  Trust  Oo  jaly  1, 

Its  12  and  13  b  7,  25  4U  13,  7%  13i0 

Reynolds  C  W  to  M  H  Hoey  jnly  18,  Its 

9  and  10  b  1,  29  38  14.  ly  72  $1000 

Redmond  N  to  M  E  Harris  july  19,  It  20 

b  1,  30  40  13,  3y  62   ...$1500 

Ryan  D  W  to  Home  Mnt  L  Assn  july  15, 
Its  1  and  2  b  9  Lee  add  and  o  p  6%% 

 $40C0 

Rodgers  J  W  to  R  D  Shepard  June  29,  It 

16  and  pt  15  b  184.  7  41  14,  6%  $4000 

Readhead  T  to  J  J  Barton  May  29,  pt  b  6, 

Gray  to  Cornell  4y  62    $620  J 

Ranney  H  J  to  W  A  Bond  jnly  7,  pt  s  w 

qr  34  39  14,  5y  62  $2500 

Roos  A  to  E  R  Haase  jaly  16,  It  27 

Haase  add  Oak  Pk  5y  62   $2000 

Ryan  8  to  P  O  Stensland  jaly  16,  Its  29 

and  30  b  1,  36  40  13,  3y  62  $1000 

Richards  R  B  to  E  R  Haas  jnly  18,  pt  It  30 

b  1,17  40  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Rehfield  B  to  Village  L  and  B  Assn  May 

16,  It  24  b  17,  35  40  13   .$1000 

Ritzloff  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  july  1,  prem 

92  and  94  Rees  st  5y  6je  $3000 

Stave  0  R  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  9,  It  2  It 

6  b  8,  21  40  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Sohlatt  8  to  W  Loeb  June  20,  It  7  b  10,  28 

i59  14  $2500 

Skdkan  A  to  O  O  Schumacher  july  11,  It 

39  b  1,  26  39  13,  6y  72  ...  $1500 

Scala  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  july  15,  It  10 

b  1,  4  38  14,  3y  62   $1800 

Snchomski  L  to  P  Kiolbassa  july  15,  It  40 

b  1  b  10.  5  39  11,  6^  $2000 

bohaar  F  N  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  May  17, 

It  93  b  17,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $2700 

Schintz  P  J  to  M  Schmidt  july  15,  It  30  b 

2.  20  40  14,  ly  6^    $l?oo 

Severin  H  to  I.  Rathje  jnly  5,  It  30,  28  38 
H,3f(>^.,..  15300 


Saoriste  A  G  to  G  D  Pease  july  13,  Its  3 

and  4  b  2,  4  38  12,  3y  6}4%  $3000 

Schneider  0  W  to  8  Dunlop  June  12,  pt  It 

3  b  5,  7  39  13.  5y  62  $1300 

Sloan  P  H  to  P  R  Chandler  jaly  10,  pt  It 

24  b  3,  1  39  13.  6y  62  $3(00 

Smyth  0  H  to  H  H  Walker  jaly  6,  pt  Us  1 

to  3  b  2,  12  and  13  38  14,  3y  7%  ...  $6000 
Soeder  A  to  M  W  Kozminski  july  13,  It 

48  b  19,  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $1300 

Sheehan  H  A  to  W  D  Fischer  july  13,  U 

12  b  1,  13  39  13,  2y  62  $2500 

Sohnlle  H  to  E  G  Foremann  Joly  16,  Us 
18  and  19  b  16  and  U  21  b  10,  33  40  14, 

5y  5^  $16,000 

Sullivan  J  A  to  T  H  Schintz  jnly  6,  It  9  It 

2  b  8,  14  39  13,  6y  62  $2500 

Schmidt  A  to  D  Qnigg  jaly  15,  prem  4630 

Drexel  blvd  4y  62  $1500 

Stille  B  et  al  to  A  Schiller  jnly  18,  It  20  It 

2  Butterfield  add  62  $4500 

Sihanek  A  to  O  Kubin  july  16,  It  3  It  16  8 

8  add  2y  62  $1500 

Schultz  V  to  J  H  Gilbert  july  17,  It  20  b 

6,6  39  14,  6^  $4000 

Salter  J  M  to  H  8  Dietrich  july  12,  Its  1 

and  4  b  1,  14  39  13,  3y  72  $1000 

Sheehan  F  to  H  K  Brooks  july  15,  It  26  b 

7,  22  38  14,  6y  6^  ^3290 

Springer  W  to  O  Peckham  july  18,  It  6 

and  pt  8  b  61  8  S  add  3y  62  $50,000 

Simpson  A  J  to  W  A  Bond  july  16,  pt  It 

154  div  3,  30  38  15  and  o  p  62  $3500 

Siewert  0  to  W  H  Lee  May  16,  Us  31  to 

42  It  46  b  2,  25  40  13,  62  $2460 

Staley  W  0  to  J  Stern  jaly  1,  It  10  b  5,  23 

38  14  $1500 

Sohalm  A  to  F  Krumseig  july  10,  It  4  b  7, 

31  40  14,  4y  62  $1200 

8  Kaudanwiski  Foreningen  Idnna  to  M 
E  Greenebaum  June  7,  It  17  b  4,  7  38 

14,  5y  6;g   $8600 

Seoba  L  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  June  22,  It 

63  b  1,  11  39  13,  5y  62  $2800 

Sheff  I  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  jnly  18,  pt 

b  2,  28  39  14,  6y  62  ...  $2500 

Slade  J  to  F  B  Peabody  july  18,  It  12  It 

14  b  63  Sohl  seo  add  6%  $60C0 

Swedberg  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  jnly  11, 
pt  Its  62  and  63  Ptussing  add  3y  6l{% 

 $1000 

Scriste  L  J  to  Ohi  Title  and  T  Oo  jnly  13, 

pt  It  1  b  24,  4  38  12,  5y  6%  $3000 

ochsU  M  and  H  A  to  8  Straus  jnly  19,  pt 

b  17,  3  39  14,  4y  62  $3000 

Stroner  A  to  J  Sikyta  jaly  15,  It  2  b  2,  8 

38  14,  72  $1600 

Schukala  P  to  E  G  Foreman  july  18,  pt 

Its  39  and  40  b  8,  31  40  14,  62   $3000 

Smalley  E  A  to  J  H  IVcOortney  july  12, 

Us  43  and  44  b  4,  28  3H  14,  5y  62. .  .$in00 
Schmidt  O  to  P  O  Stensland  jaly  6,  It  8  b 

8.  26  40  13.  3y  6^.  $1000 

Simpson  G  E  to  L  Garter  Apr  19,  It  15  b 

18  Edgebrook  62   $6000 

Stnrges  E  8  to  J  A  Simpson  jaly  10,  Its 
1  to  6  it  26  s  w  ^  14  38  14,  5y  62  6  deeds 

 $29,500 

Tearney  M  E  to  A  B  Wells  jnly  13,  It  38 

Assrs  div  10  42  12  and  o  p  3y  62. .  .$3000 
Triner  J  M  to  0  D  Lask  jnly  2,  It  26  It  11 

School  sec  add  2y  6^  $2000 

Tufts  O  B  to  F  G  Bradley  july  15,  It  46  b 

5,  15  39  13,  4y  6^  $2000 

Tiffany  L  .8  to  8  T  Bowen  july  8,  U  11  b 

2,  25  38  14,  3y  6^  $1900 

Tegtmeyer  J  to  H  Dnnsen  july  3,  It  9  b  4, 

28  39  14,  5y  62  $1000 

Taylor  G  E  to  0  K  A  Hutchinson  May  6, 

U  9  b  4,  21  40  14,  72  $4250 

Thnnack  J  H  to  R  Berger  july  13,  It  19  b 

3,  28  40  14,  6y  6%  $7000 

Thompson  B  to  J  Stern  jnly  2,  Its  3  and 

4  b  1  b  1  F  to  Avondale.  $1800 

Thnnbery  R  L  to  M  J  Dunne  jnly  3,  pt  b 

2,  6  38  14.  7!?....   $2200 

Umsted  G  to  0  WHinokley  jnly  19,  pt  Its  ' 

10  and  11  b  8,  21  38  14,  3y  6^  $2600 

Van  Tassel  G  D  to  T  H  Schintz  July  19, 

It  40  b  6,  9  40  14,  5y  62  $1300 

Vartya  to  0  R  Stoker  july  17.  pt  Itt  1  and 

2,  7  37  14.  ly  72..  $1000 

Voltz  G  to  L  Baird  july  18,  It  4  b  2,  28  40 

14,  6y  6J5  $9000 

Vanartsaak  M  F  to  W  F  Lnbeke  july  12, 

pt  b  3,  25  40  13,  6y  7^   $1700 

Van  Bergen  W  D  to  A  Peterson  joly  18, 

It  42  and  pt  47,  16  37  14,  3y  62....  $5000 
Weffg  D  a  to  E  M  Snow  jnly  8,  It  46  b  ^ 

102  8  S  add  5y  6%  $12,500 

Winkler  P  to  E  Rndolph  June  1,  it  149  b 

10.  18  40  14.  4y  6^  $1049 

Wiora  M  to  W  D  Cooper  jnly  10,  It  14  b 

21,  5  and  6  37  16,  5y  62  $1700 

Weir  E  to  R  L  Hammond  july  18,  pt  b  1, 


3  38  14,  6% 


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Welsh  J  M  to  J  T  Martin  Jane  21,  It  12  n 

w  qr  3  38  14,  3y  6%  12000 

Waller  L  8  and  R  A  to  New  York  L  Ins 

Oo  jnly  1,  Its  21  to  26  b  2  Baena  Park 

5j  b%  120,000 

Weege  F  0  to  J  Weege  Apr  3,  It  8  b  21,  36 

37  13,  6y  6%  $3500 

Whitehead  0  H  to  0  A  Sharpe  joly  12,  It 

425  b  9,  8  39  13,  5y  5^  |3500 

Wing  T  W  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  15,  It  63 

b  19,  19  40  14,  5y  6%%  |1300 

Whipple  M  E  to  W  b  Oanningbam  jaly 

15,  Its  11  and  14  b  6,  6  39  14,  2y  7%.|1000 
Whipple  G  O  to  E  G  Mason  jnly  16,  b  5, 

11  37  13,  3y  7^  $6000 

Walker  O  L  to  M  F  Raftree  joly  16,  Its 

63  and  64  and  pt  65  b  13,  28  i(9  13,  5y  1% 

 $1000 

Wheatley  fl  L  to  Evanaton  and  N  Cook 

Oo  B  and  L  Assn  jaly  17,  Its  12  and  24 

b  21,  19  40  14,  7%  $8000 

Wleklinski  V  to  B  8  Dreyer  jnly  10,  Its 

27  to  48  b  4,  33  40  13,  Ij  G%  $2000 

Wiedner  T  to  J  8taab  jnly  18,  Its  39  to  44 

b  1  eto  8  40  14,  3y  6%  $2ft00 

Walker  0  H  to  D  B  Lyman  May  16,  pt  b 

8,  4  38  14,  5y  6^  $1300 

Warskawer  J  to  R  Berger  jaly  15,  It  45  b 

4,  9  38  14,  5y  6%.  $2500 

Winaberg  Q  to  L  A  Loeb  jaly  12,  pt  It  28 

b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  6!{    $1600 

Wollweber  Q  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  jnly  17, 

It  38  b  6,  19  40  14,  5y   $1400 

Wolf  B  to  R  Berger  jalv  16,  pt  Its  11  and 

13  b  16,  17  39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Weber  Q  N  to  E  R  Haase  jaly  1?,  It  2  b  2, 

19  41  14,  3y  6!8  $1700 

Wilson  I  H  to  H  H  Anderson  jaly  8,  Its 

17  and  18  b  2,  7  40  14,  6y  7^  $25C0 

Yates  J  W  to  L  Rathje  jaly  19,  It  16  b  1, 

17  38  14,  5y  9^  $1000 

Zolmski  8  to  Haragan  B  and  L  jaly 

17,  It  8  b  1,  6  39  14,  7  4  5^   $1500 


Allen  E  to  H  P  Monnt   jnly  13,  fnrn  54 

43d  st  6m  $100 

Anriphone  Oo  to  A  L  Eembei   jaly  12, 

fnrn  617  Masonio  Temple  $100 

Anderson  A  E  to  D  M  MoOreery  jaly  18, 

fnrn  6m  $81 

Andrews  A  (i  to  J  Salter  Jr  jaly  18,  gas 

engine  2833  Oottage  Q  av  8m  $140 

Allen-Hasey  Oo  to  jaly  18,  maohy, 

etc,  213  Randolph  ly  $1075 

Anderson  O  M  to  8teele-Wedeles  Oo  dec 

14,  grocery,  market  eto,  1200  59th  3y.$700 
Bone  to  F  Winter  Oo  jnly  16,  drags  eto 

1064  w  12th  Im  $60 

Boyer  J  8  to  R  A  Hitohoook  jaly  20,  furn 

1924  Mich  av  ly  $1200 

Bernateip  D  to  A  Friedman  jaly  22,  farn 


2y. 


.$96 


Barns  B  to  J  M  Hartman  jane  17,  carriage 

horse  eto,  9m  $141 

Boohholtz  H  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  jane  28, 

saloon  221  Lake  demd  $418 

Bragg  0  £  to  Smith  BroE<  jaly  16,  farn  6m 

 $174 

Barnside  J  to  Q  O  Habbell  jaly  16,  farn 

and  piano  6m  $70 

Beak  T  to  D  R  MoNanght  jaly  18,  piano 


2y, 


.$82 


Branell  F  H  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  18,  piano 

farn.  horses,  eto,  6m  $310 

Boerman  J  D  to  Mo4voy  Brg  Oo  jaly  16, 

saloon  27  Blae  Isl  av  ly  $1103 

Balkiewioz  K  A  to  J  T  Simileka  jaly  2, 

mdse  511  Milwaukee  av  18m  $600 

Baldwin  W  H  to  J  A  Sweeney  jaly  6, 

saloon  23m  $1500 

Bacon  E  R  to  J  I  Best  jane  11,  corn  cribs 
elevators,  eto,  at  diSereat  points  ly 

6m  $32,000 

Badara  I  to  Am  Brg  Oo  joly  18,  saloon  22 

Aagnsta  4m  $500 

Bell  0  H  to  M  E  Williams  joly  18,  shop 

183  Halsted  6m  flOO 

Berthoaf  N  A  to  H  Morse  jaly  16,  farn 

and  piano  $310 

Bernen  J  F  to  E  Kropp  jane  28,  piano  18 

m  $160 

Cheney  F  P  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  jaly 

17,  saloon  3124  Oottage  Q  av  2y  $100 

Olark  F  to  H  Morse  jaly  13,  fnrn  and  s  m 

 $66 

Gary  Q  W  to  M  Moore  jaly  17,  market  7m 

 $165 

Carey  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  15,  farn  6m 

 $82 

Charalier  L  Q  to  ME  Finch  jaly  9,  fnrn 

6m  $82 

Carlson  G  A  to  A  Q  Grauath  jaly  17,  farn 
and  B  m  horses  etc,  192  Division  3m. $125 


Cleaver  H  E  to  A  T  Randall  jaly  16.  farn 

8922  Langley  av  18m   $1500 

Olaasen  B  to  0  Anderson   jaly  22,  farn 

525  Miiwaokee  av  6m  $125 

Campbell  A  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jaly  20, 

farn  42  Onrtis  7m  $104 

Oadwork  W  R  to  A  Pitt  joly  11,  cows  etc 

2m  $113 

De  Roe  0  L  to  F  MacVeagh  &  Oo  jaly  12, 

horses,  eto,  65(7  Halsted  ly   $197 

Des  Reveires  G  R  to  Home  Nat  Bk  jaly 

17.  horses  eto,  1048  34th  4m  $2u60 

Dnpet  F  E  to  H  Morse  jaly  16,  farn  6m$77 
Doty  J  0  to  J  M  Hartman  mar  13,  horse 

and  carriage  17m   $200 

Denzon  F  A  to  P  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jnly 

20,  saloon  8  Clark  2y  $200 

Dodson'  Cycle  Oo  to  McDowell,  Staker  & 

Oo  joly  17,  engine   and  maohy  11-15 

Canal  60ds  $254 

Darand  O  H  to  0  S  Wiloox  jane  7,  horses 

eto  $480 

Eccles  M  to  J  W  Stafford  jaly  12,  fnrn  290 

State  9m  $338 

Eastman  F  M  to  J  B  Hoagh  jaly  11,  piano 

ly   $75 

Fleischman  A  to  J  A  Lindberg  jaly  15, 

fixt  etc,  1203  N  Halsted  6m  $686 

Fitzsimmons  0  E  to   Manhattan  Brg  Oo 

jaly  16,  saloon  281  w  Randolph  ly..$195 
Fall  H  W  to  M  Cnllen  jnly  22,  hotel  farn 

Madison  and  Clinton  2y  $15,000 

Gadsden  W  M  to  D  M  McOreery  jnly  17, 

furn  6m  $137 

Goldman  H  to  0  Meader  jaly  19,  forn  9m 

 $126 

Graham  H  to  W  O  Wade  joly  16,  furn 

and  piano  6m  $166 

Gibbons  M  E  to  M  E  Finoh  jnly  20,  piano 

6m  $77 

Green  A  L  to  E  F  Starok  jnly  3,  farn.  .$100 
Gerty  J  to  J  M  Chamberlin  jnly  16,  forn 

214  3l8t  ly  $140) 

Gravelie  A  to  W  E  Ackley  jaly  15,  furn 

6m  '  $103 

Hendenark  F  to  Shields  Bros  july  17, 

piano  6m  ...$6101 

Heillstrom  M  to  A  H  French  jaly  11,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $72 

Harris  &  Bernard  to  H  Kohl  jaly  20,  409 

Halsted  8m  $100 

Hinkley  E  t  to  R  M  McOreery  jaly  17, 

fnrn  6m    $109 

Helleson  H  to  A  Eaal  july  22,  maohy  215 

Van  Baren  2y  $1200 

Howard  M  H  to  JO  Rydberg  july  20,'94, 

factory,  etc.  10116  Avenne  K  2y  p  m  .$£00 
Hamlin  H  A  to  0  Heck  july  18,  ptg  office 

423  Dearborn  2y  $3000 

Irving  R  to  M  E  Finch,  jaly  18,  piano  6m 

 $77 

Johnston  J  H  to  E  Leroy  jaly  16,  grocery 

664  Sedgwick  Im  .$669 

Johnson  D  to  E  Gould  july   16,  piano 

Jefferson  av  2y  $180 

Jones  M  to  F  Watts  joly  17,  furn  6  Merid- 
ian $111 

Jensen  J  0  to  W  O  Wade  jnly  8,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Johnson  J  W  to  H  Morse  jnly  20,  furn 

etc,  6%  $103 

Jentzsoh  R   to   A  Seidenbelher  july  16, 

mdse  2164  12th  dem  $726 

Jentzsoh  R  to  E  Jentzsoh  jnly  16,  horse 

and  buggy  dem  $150 

Jensen  J  il  to  H  F  Mount  july  15,  forn  7 

m  .$213 

Jogensen  D  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  jaly  15, 

saloon  997  N  Western  av  2y  $400 

Eenny  M  to  D  M  McOreery  jnly  18,  furn 

6m   $52 

Eouhn  J  L  to  G  G  Gates  jaly  18,  furn  9m 

 $267 

Eappleyea  R  T  to  Shields  Bros  jaly  13, 

fnrn  6m  $155 

Eouhn  J  L  to  J  A  Dahlem  july  18,  piano 

4m  $162 

Erueger  L  0  to  M  E  Finoh  july  17,  furn 

and  piano  and  s  m  6m  $207 

Eraus  S  to  8  Schwarzchild  july  16,  piano 

and  furn  441  38th  ly  $250 

Eearns  J  F  to  W  M  Savage  jaly  20,  machy 

42-44  Mich  st  Im  $2629 

Eillen  G  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  july  12, 

saloon  67  Ashland  av  2y  $325 

Eimmey  J  to  D  R  McNanght  july  12,  furn 

6m   -  ....$20 

Eortman  A  to  L  L  Elliott  jnly  16,  furn  6 

m   $100 

Eetter  P  to  W  Side  Brg  Oo  jnly  11,  sa- 
loon 1167  Wabansia  av  2y  $600 

Eimball  T  to  C  Garver  july  13,  engine 

etc  96  w  Adams  Im  $150 

Londgren  O  to  M  E  Finch  july  17,  furn 
6m  $20 


Langfield  0  Jr  to  0  Langfield  jnly  20, 
horee  buggy  etc,  636  Washtenaw  ly.$140 

Larsen  I  to  O  Mensohing  july  20,  press 
etc,  66  Lind  bik  ly  $646 

La  Framboise  M  to  L  St  Jean  july  20, 
horse,  furn  eto,  36  B  Isl  av  2y  $450 

La  Monte  8  to  H  P  Mount  july  15,  furn 
3962  Langley  av  6m  $76 

Lnmpp  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  july  11,  sa- 
loon 414  26th  23m  $325 

Merrill  W  H  to  R  L  Merrill  jaly  18,  farn 


2y. 


.$150 


McCarthy  E  to  D  R  McNaoght  jaly  13, 

forn  6m  $129 

MoEenzie  M  to  W  U  Wilson  july  17,  fnrn 

2108  Wabash  Apl  30,  98  $3825 

Mueller  H  to  J  W  Allen  july  — ,  wagons 

etc,  1011  w  12th  16m  $800 

McComley  F  R  to  J  Cedaroff  july  22, 

furn  307  Wells  4m   $200 

Metherd  E  to  J  Lowrey  jnly  22,  furn  854 

Van  Buren  60wks  $350 

Moss  0  M  to  H  F   Mount   jaly  12,  furn 

1456  Newpart  6m  $150 

Mitchell  E  E  to  H  Morse  july  16,  furn  6 

m  $103 

Monahan  F  D  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  jaly  22, 

saloon  67  Rush  $600 

Nilea  W  H  to  N  L  Sweeting  july  1,  mules 

etc  5359  Mich  av  -..$500 

Neiman  H  F  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  joly  lu, 

furn  and  piano,  827  60tb  7m  $93 

Nemea  A  to  W  E  Ackley  jnly  24,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

O'Donnell  J  to  Fortune  Brg  Oo  july  17, 

saloon  91  B  Isl  av  ly   $370 

Oohlert  W  to  H  Draabholm  jaly  17,  fnrn 

23m  $300 

O'Shea  J  to  M  E  Finoh  jnly  19,  furn  and 

sm  6m  $77 

O'Malley  J  to  J  Callen  jaly  20,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $116 

Olson  F  W  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  jane  14, 

saloon  151  Grand  av  2y  $400 

Ogg  F  to  B  T  Ogg  joly  12,  shop  26m.. $300 
Papageorge  A  to  J  Roasell  july  19,  farn 

4108  Oottage  G  av  4m  $100 

Parnell  J  E  to  U  Reeziger  july  16,  fnrn 

Stock  Ex  Bldg  5m  $160 

Peck  Dairy  Oo   to  E  D  Ellis   july  18, 

horses,  wagons,  eto,  238  Huron  ...  $  1600 
Phillips  F  E  to  W  A  Phillips   july  17, 

dental  office  ly  $500 

Psyk  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  Jnly  17, 

saloon  Linden  av  Cicero  2y  $282 

Pemberton  H  W  to  J  M  Uarelin  jnly  18, 

furn  367  Madison  2y   $1200 

Parker  M  to  0  R  Stoher  jnly  16,  piano  76th 

and  Home  ly  $260 

Paulson  C  to  L  G  Smith  jnly  16,  6urn  6m 


.$72 

Parker  W  H  to  Smith  Bros  july  9,  furn 

7m  $167 

Podang  P  to  Wacker  <k  B  B  &  M  Oo  july 

12,  saloon  and  bldg  381  w  22d  2y...  $700 
Penner  J  B  to  A  Polley  jaly  6,  bakery 

903  Belmont  ly  $600 

Pekarek  J  to  0  J  V^pioka  june  26,  milk 

business  663  w  19ih,  6m  $2  10 

Parente  G  to  M  Parente  jnly  6,  mdse  and 

lease  1688  n  Olark  3m  $!■!() 

Piatt  E  B  to  R  Fuller  july  13,  fnrn  66 J 8 

Wharton  av  13m  $250 

Peterson  B  to  J  0  Groder  jnly  9,  furn  $130 
Patterson  M  to  G  Sohweinfnrth  june  26, 

piano  and  fnrn  330  Ohio  ly  $98 

Peril  W  N  to  T  D  Germain  joly  11,  wag- 
ons eto,  134  n  Halsted  3m   $110 

Pollinger  W  H  to  R  Hoe  <e  Co  july  9, 

press  298  Dearborn  4m  $360 

Queeny  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  11,  furn  6m 

.$I35 

Raddaly  H  A  to  Henn  b  G  Brg  Co  july 

17,  saloon  3701  Wood  2y  $325 

Rudinoki  J  to  P  Van  Schaack  &  Sons  jnly 

2,  drugs  562  W  26th  2y  $460 

Ryan  M  L  to  R  M  McOreery  july  16,  furn 

6m  $70 

Ryan  F  P  to  W  Merke  jane  20,  barn  It  26 

It  7  4  39  14  ly  $440 

Relya  J  H  to  H  P  Mount  july  9,  forn  and 

a  m  9621  Charles  6m  $80 

Renter  J  C  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  july  19,  maohy 

tools  eto,  66  Canal  $208 

Rexvad  8  to  D  R  McNanght  joly  13,  wag- 
ons etc  6m.-  $103 

Raiter  8  to  A  Sprawka  jnly  9,  saloon  102 

Gresham  av  2y  $200 

Ryan  W  to  S  B  Enowlton  jnly  12,  horses 

eto.  7m  ,  $180 

Rnettner  E  to  E  S  Lloyd  jnly  15,  grocery 

eto,  104  Gresham  av  ly  $70 

Russell  E  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jnly  10,  furn 

23m  870 

Roberts  J  to  N  W  Horan  june  19,  furn  $300 


Rnmsill  N  to  R  F  Bnllen  jnly  11,  forn  467 

56th  2y  $bl/0 

Rescoorch  R  to  0  Eindergarten  College 

jnly  6,  fnrn  2y  $4i5 

Retzler  G  to  M  B  Finch  july  10,  furn  6m 

 $207 

Sloetzer  G  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

jaly  17,  saloon  3021  Oottage  G  av  2y.$40a 
Stoeser  8  A  to  H  Bruggestradt  july  15, 

saloon  and  restnt  170  Clark  lOm.  ..$6600 
Sheehan  J  to  0  Martin  jnly  16,  saloon  838 

35th  ly  $600 

Swanson  T  to  8  Nelson  jnly  18,  fnrn  61 

Chi  av  8m  $186 

Stork  O  to  8  Meyers  jane  18,  furn  and  s  m 

horse  eto,  1200  Palmer  2y  $600 

Sezauer  G  to  A  H  Gordon  july  20,  fnrn 

268  vVells  ly   $150 

Shay  D  F  to  M  Hayes  jaly  22,  piano  and 

furn  1266  Madison  2y  $300 

Sohwager  W  P  to  H  M  Shrapper  jaly  7, 

piano  ly  $77 

Sobreiber  &  Eicbberg  to  Davidson  &  Sons 

july  17,  marbles,  monnments,  tools  etc. 

Archer  av  near  Wood  3m  $1839 

Smalley  F  8   to  D  R  McNanght  jnly  11, 

furn  6m  $77 

Sohoettle  W  G  to  Am   Straw   Board  Co 

jaly   16,  maohy  etc     Washington  2 

y  $668 

Siemers  G  0  to  H  Smith   jaly  12,  horses 

eto  189  Leavitt  2y  $500 

Spobr  J  E  to  A  M  Simmons  joly  10,  furn 

37  Sedgwick  1  y  $100 

Snell  MM  to  J  0  Goodwin  jnly  20,  furn 

7m   $95 

Springwater  M  to  R  M  McOreery  jnly  20, 

furn  6m  $83 

Sullivan  B  F  to  M  E  Finoh  july  17,  forn 

and  plan)  6m   $93 

Sobweim  M  to  Waoker  &  B  B  d:  M  Oo  jaly 

9,  saloon  701  Byron  2y  $326 

Sykonvy  A  to  A  J  Eewalski  jnly  10,  sa- 
loon 709  Milnankee  av  60ds  $176 

Stephenson  j  0  to  R  M  McOreery  jnly  2, 

piano  5m  $73 

Sloman  L  to  H  Morse  jnly  9,  fnrn  6m.  $143 
Storr  0  F  to  S  F  Gnnsolns  jnly  9,  fnrn 

6m  $100 

Sinclair  E  R  to  F  A  Moizer  et  al  jnly  10, 

fnrn  3117  Vernon, indemnity.. 
Sharper  W  to  Nat  M  L  Co  jnly  12,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  226  n  State  7m  $130 

Sanders  M  L  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  jnly  12,  furn 

204  Colorado  av  7m  $72 

Sohnaetz  L  to  M  Junk  july  16,  saloon 

8927  Halsted  3m  $250 

Stout  0  F  to  H  P  Mount  july  12,  furn  463 

Weels  4m  $295 

Stookford  J  to  L  P  Hammond  july  13, 

fnrn,  Hnlbert  av  near  48th,  6m  $98 

Snhinnann  O  to  0  F  Artz  jaly  3,  horaes 

16m   $123 

Swan  J  R  to  U  A  F  Mogg,  piano  23m. $108 
Strong  M  to  J  T  Rawleigh  july  9,  horses 

eto,  178  Sangamon  ly  $132 

Sohlobohn  A  to  N  W  Brg  Co,  saloon  117 

Franklin,  apr  1  $900 

Sanford  F  B  to  J  A  Dahlam  jane  14,  furn 

6m  $162 

Traager'.O  to  G  Gates  july  16,  fnrn  72d 

and  Morgan  4m  $1C0 

TowDsley  J  to  H  Morae  july  16,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Tyler  R  L  to  Smith  Bros  jaly  17,  furn  and 

s  m  7m  $70 

Thomas  J  A  to  G  G  Habbell  jaly  22,  fnrn 

10m  $390 

Tanning  H  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  jnly 

10,  selooQ  310  Division  2y  $254 

Townaend  A  R  to  8  Makeover  jnly  15, 

fnrn  4i47  Berkeley  av  7m  $289 

Thompson  G  D  to  S  H  Gunsolos  july  12, 

furn  286  Rush  6m  $77 

Talmage  J  F  to  M  Grover  joly  13,  horses 


2y. 


.$776 


Teel  Bros  *o  M  E  Teel  joly  11,  prtg  office 

178  Madison  ly  $450 

Theis  A  to  G  G  Hubbell  july  10,  horses 

eto,  10m  $136 

Van  Eessen  R  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  july  18, 

forn  and  piano  6m  $207 

Wheeler  F  C  to  ME  Finoh  joly  15,  forn 

6m  $165 

Wheeler  T  H  to  E  Wheeler  july  16,  horses 

etc,  Pontiac  90d8  $1000 

Wa  kler  G  A  to  G  M  Wackier  july  8,  mdse 

1906  State  2y  $2200 

West  E  to  G  G  Hubbell  july  13,  furn  8m 

 $126 

Wiloox  W  I  to  A  L  Dawson  july  16,  boil- 
er 3  m  $90 

Welmann  0  H  R  to  J  Motz   jnly  15,  shop 

179  N  Ashland  av  6m  $100 

Weiohmann  F  to  W  Weichmann  jnly  19, 


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maohy,  eto,  617  W  14th  2y  |202 

Wiohowski  W  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Co  jaly 

10,  eaJoon  3947  Farrell  ly  |160 

YoQDK  F  to  D  R  MoMaaght  jaly  17.  farn 

6m  $82 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Ac  ie  K  to  a  B  Weeks  ialf  16,  farn  361  Bneb  $100 

Mandol  Q  to  0  Qioml  jaly  12,  ealoon  $830 

Falk  O  W  to  J  Nielsen  jaly  20,  (nrn  7:^1  Madieou.iasO 

Trontman  W  to  E  O'Connor  jnly  20,  fnrn  $600 

Feat  U  H  to  P  J  Uorey  bdr  lit,  Bbop  SS3  State. .$2800 

Bothkoweky  L  to  8  Lewis  jaly  22,  mdse  $765 

Sheridan  D  A  to  K  Sberldan  jnne  3,  horses  eto.. $600 
Mansfield  J  B  to  Q  0  Finney  jaly  2,  farn  193  Jack- 
son  $350 

Omo  J  H  to  E  Philips  jaly  20,  mdse  888H  Dear- 
born $300 

Westln  J  F  to  0  Johnson  et  al  jaly  26,  saloon  6916 

Hslsted  $1400 

Rallett  J  J  to  F  A  Bobertson  jaly  22,  farn  72  Har- 
rison..  $680 

Johnson  £  E  to  T  A  Boyer  jaly  22,  shop  4300  Em- 
erald BT  $235 

Williams  L  to  O  S  Phelps  Jr  jaly  26,  farn  1618  Wa- 
bash $200 

Monger  W  A  to  B  A  Balrd  july  20,  2908  Went- 

worth  $166 

tieldmeister  A  to  L  Qeldmeister  dec  31,  piano  136 

Fowler  $200 

Tohak  F  to  J  Karczyk  jaly  11,  Innohroom  249  n 

Oentre  av  $80 

Smith  U  W  to  Q  J  Smith  jaly  19,  ealoon  860  Boot 

3t  $8000 

Smith  H  W  to  Bedman  ■&  Winters  jaly  13,  same 

prop  $3000 

Uaehlik  M  to  H  F  Schobeitb  jaly  17,  farn,  fixt 

and  mdse  647  Olark  $4000 

frank  T  to  0  Baesack  jaly  18,  farn  133  Halsted..$222 
Barper  0  W  to  J  u  SchlUen  jaly  19,  saloon  1611 

Wabash  $600 

Mcintosh  B  to  A  B  Bradley  jaly  19,  farn  2008  Ar- 

moar  av,  6m   $130 

Ayars  E  D  E  M  to  £  B  Tabor  jaly  19,  farn  $400 

Hopp  W  K  to  M  £  Hammond  jaly  19,  presses,  pat- 
eats  etc  $426 

Jenkel  F  to  B  J  Jenkel  jaly  16,  farn  473  n  Olark. (600 
John  L  B  to  a  Bach  jaly  11,  saloon  627  Clark  (con- 
ditional)  $2300 

Qoermsn  S  L  to  A  Qoermau  may  10,  market  4636 

Wallace  $710 

Schmetze  L  to  M  Junk  jaly  17,  saloon  3927  Halsted 

 $260 

Kroen  0  to  A  moede  jaly  16,  wagons,  horses  etc, 

1303  n  Halsted  $2500 

Tarckg  £  to  D  Qester  jaly  16,  saloon  1317  n  Halsted 

  $1179 

Campbell  J  M  to  E  Moyeo  jane  29,  millinery  143 

Blae  Island  av  1600 

Doyle  D  to  H  Oalver  jaly  16,  horse  288  Forqaor.$368 

Martin  A  H  to  E  H  Talbot  jaly  17,  farn  $199 

DeLaney  M  E  to  B  H  Lacas  jaly  17,  horses  eto, 

1906  Lake  $40U 

Lost  A  to  E  Wegren  jaly  1,  846  Milwaukee  av  2y.$400 

Alden  J  W  to  M  M  Alden  jaly  16,  saloon  $600 

Schaber  F  J  to  F  Schaber  jaly  8,  bicycles  eto,  897 

a  Halsted  $360 

Dostal  F  to  Selpp  Brg  Oo  jaly  20,  bldg  and  saloon 

1511  to  1616  w  12th  $200 

Lind  £  H  to  L  N  Soyeter,  jaly  19,  farn  9714  8tate$ie5 
Oonnell  W  P  to  E  M  Oonnell  jaly  3,  furn  4707  Indi- 
ana av  $t300 

Steinberg  J  to  £  S  Johnson  jaly  18,  farn  646  Chio 

 $600 

Balrd  B  B  to  P  Yoang  jaly  20,  wagon  $100 

Weber  J  to  0  O  Harz  jaly  17,  cab  etc,  $650 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Hara  Jo  y  17,  csb  etc  $660 

Leeuheer  J  to  H  Hermsen  jaly  22,  crupj  etc,  87  th 

St  $100 

Oook  J  A  to  O  F  Harding  jaly  2:^,  md^e  etc,  1(7 

Washington  st  $600 

Snow  8  0  to  A  W  Oook  jaly  20,  farn  153  Harrison 
   $150 

MBOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


East  100  ft  Its  8  and  9  b  49  in  11  38  14. 
Leonard  M  Brown  t  Annie  R  Thooker 
 $73.99 

Colorado  av,  prems  258.  D  F  Morgan 
Boiler  Oo  v  Frank  0  Moberg  $200 

Same.  Same  v  Same  $12.25 

Oh'go,  Ooyler'a  add,  It  38  b  7.  W  8  Ed- 
brooke  t  Anna  H  Peterson  $34.80 

Calumet  ay,  prems  4727  to  4747.  T  C  Joy 
&  Co  y  M  M  Brown  $1109.34 

Ford's  snb.  Its  82  to  39  ino,  b  38  of  bs  27 
and  28,  37  and  38  of  the  sab  of  sen  19 
40  14  ex  B  w  n  e  1^  and  b  e  ^  n  w  3^ 
and  e  K  B  e  of  said  seo.  Robert  C 
Sutherland  y  Thomas  White  $1547.26 

Park  View,  It  14  b  1.  Union  Farnaoe  Coy 
Wm  F  Miller  $1035 


0  T  snb.  It  12  of  snb  of  Its  15  16  and  19  b 
56,  7  39  14.  Karl  E  Jyroh  v  Ida  and 
Charles  J  Borroaghs  and  Adolph  Loeb 
 $3750.90 

Brand's  snb  in  Rebm's  add  to  Blae  Isld, 
It  37  b  4.  Balling  Co  y  R  S  Flowers 
 $201  96 

Melrose  st,  prem  1638.  Adolph  tjasterlid 
y  George  E  Barns,  Alois  Hank. .  .$138.76 

Lake  ay,  prem  5461-S3.  Charles  Oibbs  & 
Co  y  David  R  Shannon,  Edwin  S  Bowes 
and  John  R  Bowes  $69 

Sixty-first  st,  prem  746.  John  Reedy  L  E 
Flordine  and  C  J  Carlson  $233.98 

Sixty-first  st,  prem  750.  Same  y  Same. $235 

Sixty  first  st,  prem  762.  Same  y  Same 
 $187.82 

Englewood  Hill,  (6244  Marshfield  ay)  It 
18  b  7.  Ecglewood  Sash  and  Door  Oo  y 
Charles  M  MoLoath  $155.23 

Englewood  Hill  snb,  It  18  b  7.  Knioker- 
booker  loe  Co  y  Charles  M  MoLoath 
 $63.66 

Hookes'  sab,  It  1  and  n  26  ft  It  2  in  0  T 
Bab  8  e  1^  29  40  14.  John  R  Gregory  v 
F  C  Thompson  $150 

Weddell  &  Cox's  sob,  It  35  of  e  >^  of  s  w 
3^  see  29  38  14.  So  Side  Lam  Oo  y  Jen- 
nie and  Morris  Becker  $295.41 

Ltl0b3n>^  frao  11  39  14.  NY 
Safety  ^'team  Power  Co  y  Dernberg, 
Qliok  &  Horner   $317.50 

MoEetoham  &  M's  sob.  Its  41  and  42  b  14 
w  n  w  34  14  38  14.  Lawson  <fc  Frisby 
Lumber  Co  v  Joseph  H  Ohapek.  .$272.82 

Gage  et  al's  sub,  It  1  b  P  of  e  3^  s  e  3^  32 
39  14.  Emory  0  Wise  et  al  y  Martha  and 
Christopher  F  Kelly  $200 

Ft  Dearborn  add,  It  1  b  2.  Axel  Oollender 
y  John  B  Legnard  $770.92 

Gilpin's  snb,  Its  15  16  and  17  of  b  14  Ver- 
non Pk  add  to  Chicago.  J  W  Hiokey  Co 
y  Roy  D  Curry  $2007 

Borden's  sub,  sab  Its  27  and  28.  Its  4  5 
and  6  and  s  60  ft  of  It  7  b  8  of  s  e  3^ 
sec  36  40  13.  Adam  Haivey  et  al  y  Ole 
Knndson  $1143.47 

Bggleston's  resnb,  n  130  ft  It  12  of  b  3  n 
e  a  28  38  14.  Chicago  Veneered  Door 
Co  y  Fredmond  W  Kuho  $130.75 

Pike's  snb,  ItllofsJ^seJ^neJ^s  ^ 
^  3  38  14.  D  H  Marble  y  May  L  Brown 
 $60 

Waoansia  ay,  prem  144.  Thomas  Gaohow- 
ski  v  Alex  Nsdoloy  $328,40 

Connselman's  hub.  It  43  b  2  of  b  28  0  T 
sub,  e  3^  31  39  14.  Wm  White  y  Annie 
MoUoneld  $421.13 

Same  prems.  August  Wille  et  al  y  Same 
....  $1621 

Ogden's  blyd  add,  Its  20  and  21  b  1.  A  L 
Meriam  y  E  Brunner  and  E  Sohwalin 
 $615 

Premises  n  w  oor  of  Newberry  av  and 
14th  SI.  Dawson  Bros  y  Jacob  Laskey 
 $252.50 

Gilpin's  sub.  Its  15  to  17  of  b  14,  Vernon 
Pk  add.  Francisco  Blair  et  al  v  Day  D 
Curry  aud  Theresa  Snllivan  $8019.25 

Lt  11  b  42  in  sub  div  of  Irving  Park. 
Frank  L  Lively  v  Millard  W  Rice  and  J 
A  MaoBurney  $62.50 


Illinois  Malleable  Iron  Oo  v  W  F  Brent,  $867.61. 
Israel  Blank  v  Henry  Oalver,  $625. 
Martin  Finn  v  City  of  Ohicasro,  $1,442,49  and  $4,154.18 
Hibernian  Banking  AsBOCiatioa  v  Martin  Oonnelly, 
$1,046. 

A  £  Mabie  v  Chicago  Economioal  Fael  Gas  Co,  $6,000 
Nelson,  Chasman  &  Oo  v  W  G  Garter,  $610. 
Gage  Brothers  &  Oo  v  Katie  Faates  et  al,  $1200. 
World's  Fair  Pantomlne  and  Fire  works  Oo  v  J  L 

Eesner,  $600. 
M  Cnnningham  v  John  Kabonn,  $982. 
H  A  Fostfcr,  administrator  estate  James  8  Walsh,  v 

J  A  McGarigle,  . 

M  E  Martin  V  Metropolitan  Elevated  Ballroad  Co, 

$600. 

Kerr  Thread  Co  v  Star  Knitting  Works,  $l,3f6. 
Eclipse  Bicycle  Oo  v  Stokes  Manafaotariug'Oo,  $3,145 
F  T  Einnare,  administrator  Alice  Walsh  v  The  Ool- 
ambla,  $600. 

Oonrad  Seipp  Brewing  Oo  v  Angaste  Valllanconrt, 
$538.26. 

Hoeninghas  4  Cartis  v  Harry  Barnard  &  Oo,  $1,475. 
Zacker  &  Josephy  v  Harry  Barnard  *  Oo,  $1,063.92. 
W  and  H  Oatherwood  v  W  M  Bryant,  $556,17. 
M  a  Brooks  y  Frank  U  Chapman,  $4,242.99. 


Wm  H  Bood  v  Chicago  City  Ballway  Co,  $2,60C. 

Cecelia  Mitchell  v  Chicago  and  Grand  Trank  Bail- 
way  Oo  and  Chicago  Oily  Hallway  Oo,  $1,200. 

John  Albarger  &  Stoer  v  Edward  Dowd,  $2,128.89. 

Daniel  McCarthy  v  John  P  Dptalski,  $659.40. 

Pierre  Charles  Engene  Champion  v  Electrical  Fire 
Works  and  Constraction  Oo,  $4,763.45. 

W  H  Hintze  v  Jennie  K  Hinize,  $8,040. 

a  B  Franklin  &  Co  v  W  F  Jackson,  $763.66. 

J  B  Keim  V  W  8  McGinuis,  $2  041.96. 

Brewer  &  Hoffman  Brewing  Co  v  Enrloo  Mason, 
$558.75. 

M  P  dough  &  Oo  V  Isaac  Miller,  $1,606. 
Hibernian  Banking  Association  v  Bioheliea  Hotel, 
$1,077. 

Laflla  &  Band  Powder  Co  v  Weaver,  Getz  &  Oo, 
$681.18. 

Bredtechaeider,  Balthaser  v  Elisa  Bredtschneider, 
$2,703.75. 

Bertha  Tegtmeyer  v  J  N  Canning,  $9,122. 
F  0  Parker  v  George  S  Knapp,  $772. 
Oity  Lumber  Co  v  E  A  Kirg,  $1,410. 
Mendel  Horwioh  v  L  S  &  M  8  By,  $7,600. 
B  B  Street  v  Charles  S  Mason,  $3,O0O. 
Eclipse  Bicycle  Oo  v  Stokes  Mfg  Oo,  $3,146. 
Oliver  Brothers  v  Samuel  Williams,  $1,814.88. 
James  8  Baseett  v  P  H  Decker,  $3,478. 
Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  v  G  A  Emery, 
$2,561.61. 

Thomas  Lord  v  George  C  Donning,  $552. 
First  National  Bank  v  David  Henderson,  $700. 
Home  Lumber  Co  v  Charles  Jarchow,  $802.50. 
Bernard  Strauss  v  Elizabeth  Schenk,  $620. 
D  S  Brewing  Co  v  Ellen  Varian  et  al.  $2,661.25. 
Arthur  W  Underwood  v  West  Side  Artificial  Ice  Co, 
$«.670- 

Peter,  Jamea  and  Robert  J  Brennan  v  Oity  of  Chi- 
cago, $3,000. 

Fritz  Sohroeder  v  Frazer  &  Chalmers,  $3,500. 

Swedish  American  National  Bank  of  Minneapolis,  v 
Isaac  Golden,  $2,693. 

People,  use  of  F  J  Deegan  v  J  F  Goergen,  0  L  Nie- 
hofl,  Michael  fiyan,  $5,000. 

T  H  Gault,  J  MoK  Oleland  v  Henrietta  Loveland, 
$16,000. 

Theodore  Mueller  v  Charles  Meyer,  $8,000. 
Perry,  Maeller  &  Co  v  H  W  Stapner,  $810,35. 
Wagg-Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  H  W  Stapner  $662.43. 
R  F  Thorogood  y  P  L  Touhy,  $567.75. 
Michael  Campbell  and  Patrick  Egan  v  J  S  Thomas, 
$561.20. 

James  Vandeventerv  J  8  Wright,  $562.7.). 

W  E  Klokke  v  West  Oblcago  Street  Ballway  Oo,  $600. 

Frederick  Sordenfrei  v  Peter  and  Waldrurga  Franz- 
man,  $640.91. 

Hall,  Dresser  &  Uo  v  Frank  A  Heoht,  $2,500. 

D  R  Francis  &  Brother  OommUsion  Company  v  A 
Leask,  $«,812.86. 

M  Butterfleld  v  A  8  and  H  F  Race,  $9,412.43. 

Prairie  State  National  Bank  v  8  W  Sogers  etal, 
$3,100. 

John  Mu'veil  v  Llppman  Silver  et  al,  $936. 
Magdalena  Junk  v  Peter  Somer,  $759. 
National  Bank  of  Oonstantlne,   v  John  0  Oonlin, 
$2,6'J0. 

Elise  Morris,  admtr  estate  of  Henry  Morris,  v  Fred- 
eric W  Hlldebrandt,  $4,000. 
Ambrose  D  Hayward  v  Oity  of  OMcago,  $1,116 
Conrad  Seipp  Brewing  Oo  v  William  Law,  $770.36. 
Globe  Savings  Bank  v  Thomas  McOann,  $828.38. 
Charles  H  MilUv  George  W  Palmer,  14.691. 
Sprague,  Warner  &  Co  v  Richelieu  Hotel  Oo,  $1,087. 
Sprague,  Warner  &  Co  v  Richelieu  Hotel  Oo,  $4,135. 
D  H  Tolman  v  J  M  Russell,  $830. 
C  G  L  Kelso  V  Wilson  Manutaotaring  Co,  $1,216.40. 
W  R  Manierre  v  Berghoft  Brewing  Oo,  $9i8.03. 


AFPL.IC&^T101V  VOB  BVILJDIIH4,} 
PGB9IITIS. 

Monroe  ay  5481,  P  J  Lavin,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $6,000. 

Michigan  av  11349,  A  B  Anderson,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  fiats,  $3,5II0. 

Wabash  av  161-163,  Rebecca  Churob,  2  story  and 
basement  front  addition,  $9,600. 

Evans  av  4442,  Wylie  &  Bounger,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $20,000. 

Stewart  av  6632,  Anderson  Gelen,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Prairie  av  4256  58,  D  8  Bryant,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $12,000. 

Ganit  pi  25,  J  L  Fosse,  4  story  and  basement  brick 
factory,  $9,000. 

Keumore  st  2761,  F  S  Gardener,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $15,000. 

Halsted  st  N  1102  10,  Peter  Mertz,  2  story  brick  top 
addition,  $12,000 

Desplaines  st  201,  A  Parkhurst,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  warehouse,  $5,000. 

Kedzle  av  8  1296,  Oarl  ScUroeder,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Jackson  st  W  2008,  J  A  Bickford,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,0C0. 

Newberry  av  150,  A  Hunter,  three  story  and  base, 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,500. 


Davis  Bt  687,  0  Simpson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,C00. 
Frankfort  at  117-123,  Henry  Hoepe,  two  1  story  and 

basement  brick  cottages,  $2,000. 
Avers  av  211,  H  W  Harris,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Oalamet  av  3916  to  3917,  2  story  and  basement  brlok 

flats,  $6,000. 

Eimbark  av  6641-43,  E  0  Sheldon,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brlok  dwellings,  $10,000. 
Forty-third  st  404-414,  0  W  Partridge,  five  5  story 

and  basement  store  and    apartment  bnildloKs, 

$60,000. 

Emerald  av  4167-73,  E  H  Schloemann,  3  story  and 
basement  brick  barn,  $12,000. 

Green  st  S  6610,  Albert  Fick,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,00il. 

George  st  1222,  8  J  Bibba,  2  story  frame  flats,  $3,000. 

Bobey  st  N  3030,  William  Berry,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,600. 

Indiana  et  186,  0  0  Liohtenhome,  6  story  and  base- 
ment brlok  fiats,  $5,000. 

Sedgwick  et  208,  A  G  Gastafson,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Van  Baren  548,  The  Illinois  Condensing  Company,  1 
story  and  basement  brick  repair,  $2,600. 

Orescent  road,  W  B  Burch,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$6,000 

Huron  st  W  2196,  Michael  Eeinhart,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,400. 

Hamlin  av  65,  William  Evers,  2  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  flat,  $3,000. 

Lexington  av  2023,  W  P  Jones,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Sigel  st  36,  Willi  im  Winkel,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Nelson  st  608,  Fred  Freeman,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,300. 

Wabash  av  878-388,  Studebaker  Brothers'  Mannfao- 
taring  Company,  10  story  and  basement  brlok 
warehouse  aud  office  ballding,  $225,000. 

Lowe  av  7833-47,  0  E  Ward,  ten  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $30,000. 

Thirty-third  st  489,  Armour  Institute,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  boiler  house,  $3,000. 

Ohio  st  2435,  J  O  Harmon,  two  6  story  frame  flats, 
$3,600. 

Edgar  st  146,  William  Foley,  2  story  and  basement 

basement  brlok  flats,  $2,0  0. 
Wrightwood  av  564,  John  L  Hanson,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Wade  st  78,  John  Weis  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $5,(100. 

Monroe  av  6143,  J  Oookbarn,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flais,  $4,500. 

Monroe  av  6145,  Bichard  Oarran,  three  story  and 
basement  brioE  flats,  $4,500. 

Oakenwald  av  4541-43,  Mrs  0  E  W  Sears,  two  3  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Werder  st  48,  Ole  Gellickson,  2  story  and  basement 
oriok  fists,  $3,600. 

Kinzle  st  W  463-469,  James  Frake,  4  story  and  base 
ment  brick  factory,  $3,000. 

Monroe  st  W  2070,  Eugene  Chapman,  3  story  and 
basement  brick  fiats,  $3  500. 

Fulton  st  1357,  E  A  Hall,  front  and  resr  addition  to 
dwelling,  $3,000. 

Thirteen  st  W  65,  Mrs  B  Piccee,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,600. 

Thirteenth  st  188,  M  Sohoralk,  three  story  and  base- 
mei^t  brick  fiats,  $6,000. 

Wilcox  av  2126,  John  Frelding,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  fiats,  $3,400. 

Congress  st  2198,  George  Mann,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,100. 

Jackson  st  W  70  to  86.  James  Dunn,  7  story  and  base- 
ment brick  office  and  warehouse  building,  $55,000. 

Morse  st  1206,  I  Keyes,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,000. 

Thirty-third  st  869,  A  T  Heath,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $3,000. 

Langlay  av  7412,  Alexander  Symonds,  3  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,400. 

Lexington  st  48-50  Second  Free  Methodist  Ohnrob, 
2  story  and  basement  brick  church,  $3,000. 

Polk  st  1891,  C  A  Perkins,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $4,000. 

Ashland  av  735,  Albert  Alberts,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  t2,50u. 
park  av  103-105,  Franklin  Sawyer,  two  2  story  and 

b&sement  brick  dwellings,  $3,800. 
Ashland  av  2348,  William  Mueller,  2  story  and  base- 

ment  frame  dwelling,  $3,600. 
Ridge  av  2599  to  2609,  Arthur  Johnstone,  2  story  and 

babement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Fremont  f>t  1208,  John  J  Anderson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Aator  st  127,  W  D  Kerfoot,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $25,000. 
Vincennes  av  4646-60,  John  H  Sterle,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  addition,  $2,000. 
Michigan  av  4836,  Mrs  Hess,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 
Boslyn  pi  34  36  and  38.  Benjamin  Green,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  dwelling,  $21,000. 
Early  av  1106,  Levi  Wood,  2  story  and  bssemsD 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 


July  27  1895. 


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Indiana  av  5231,  Fred  Belinee,  2  etory  and  basement 

ment  brick  flats,  $3,U00. 
Stewart  av  12006,  Stephen  S  Day,  2  etory  frame 

dwelling,  ta,400, 
McLean  av  406,  H  F  Eaton,  2  story  and  basement 

brlok  flats,  $3,000. 

ment  briok  warehouse,  $26,000. 
Forty-flfth  st  and  Packers  av,  Armour  &  Oo,  6  story 

and  basement  brick  freezing  hon^e,  $20,00u. 
Wallace  st  1617,  Mrs  William  Hummel,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  fiats,  $2,400. 
Wilcox  av  2146,  Qeorge  Ulrloh,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Oalltornla  av  4  208-210,  William  QlSert,  three  3  story 

and  brick  stores  and  flats,  $3C,0G0. 
Humboldt  av  8  e  cor  N  Forty-flfth  ot,  4  blks;   F  H 

Dickey  et  al 

Lexington  av,  n  e  cor  Ninety-first  st,  46  lots;  0  &  0 
0  &  D  Oo. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  s  e  cor  Morgan,  22 

lots;  Am  T  &  S  Bk. 
One  Hundred  and  Seventh  sc,  s  w  oor  Wentworth  av, 

47  lots;  W  d  Skinner. 
Bush  st,  n  e  oor  Oudar  st,  2  lots;  Wm  Seymour. 
Walnut  st,  s  w  cor  Maple  av,  9  lots;  T  A  McOord. 
Woodlawc  av,  n  e  oor  Ninety-second  at,  43  lots,  0  & 

0  0  &  D  Oo. 

A.  O.  Mason  has  leased  to  E.  Phillips  for  a  term 
of  ninety-nine  years,  at  a  rental  of  $2,000  per  an  - 
num,  from  July  1,  1895,  the  following  property 
Premises  126  and  128  South  Jefferson  st,  60x169. 
Du  Bols  and  Van  Tassel  Brothers  v  Boehm  Leather 

Oo,  $4,166.68. 
John  Fleming  v  Ohlcago  and  Erie  Ballroad  Oo, 

$1,260. 


Where  Shall  we  so  this  Summer  ? 


We  can  answer  the  Inqairy. 

A  complete  list  of'the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Kesorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  by  calling  person- 
ally at  Olty  Ticket  Office  ot  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Bailding. 
No.  96  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Location  for  Factories, 

The  name  of  tbe  Chicago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Fanl  Railway  has  long  been  identiHed 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
□  pbailding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  benoe  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assaranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Bail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  Tbe  eight  States  traversed  by  tbe 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  Sontb 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  soch.  Tbe  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  Si.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  111. 


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ANDERSON,  QnstavuB,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIBD  &  WABNER,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BABNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BBCO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  «on8.,  Bm  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  805  Taooma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301A304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINQS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
WaFhlngton  Bte, 

DELAMATEB,  S.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Park 

p  rooerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  k  Co.,  108  Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  Sk  OO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommercp. 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
i^BICEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
oK)RDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  S  Chicago. 
HOTNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JAOOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  at. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg.,  163  ana  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  Wivl.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
MAGILL  J.  0.  b  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UEBIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  fl.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
NORroN,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  *  oo.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMAOBER  0,  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  B  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolplr 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  h  Oo.  163  and  156  LaSalle  Str« 
ZUITERMEISTER,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BANKBBS. 

DBEYEB  K.  8.,  i  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolburn 

Attorney,   South  Ohlcago  111. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164DeBrborL 
WA8MAN8D0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randoips. 

AliBtracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  li  BIOKOOBDS.  107  Dear- 
born St. 

HANDY  *  00.,  92-4  Washington  it 
PKLTZEB,  OTTO  *  00.,  85  Washington  st, 
BK0O8DBB>S  AB8TBA0T  PBPT.,  Oonni;  Court 
Bone*. 


REVELL'S 

CCBTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasli  avs&Adamt  n 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


July  27,  18d5 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

1  I  &  CO.  I  ^  

PAY  SPEClAIi  ATTKMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUTAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HATE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOE  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


Bijjlders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   A-SSORTMENT  LARGE,  tJae 
QUALITY  of  oiir  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


DBOP  US  A  lilNE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  Stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  frontp- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Thj:  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  L.a  Salle   and  Madison  8tB. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  <fe  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


:  Particular  at- 
:tention  rfiven 
:to  rpmodeling 
:  defective 
:  plumbing  and 
:  drainage 
:  systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  out 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. ; 


A-tlas  Fire  Aasnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  Oerman  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  Oerman  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Idb.  Oo.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  I.A8AX.IiK  8TKBKT. 

CHlCAeO  IlililNOIS 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Koom  1749  nar^uette  Bide,      W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 

OKicA-ca-o. 


One  Froiit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn — Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^-MMMM 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  D  Except  thefr 
them       UntHI  p^icg 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

SnpportB  Back  wbere  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

,  A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^"c  hicago.""" 


Standard  Elevator  Co. 


HIGHEST  GRADE 


FASSENOBR 

AND 

FREIGHT 


ELEVATORS, 


OrFICK  AND  WORKS. 
ISth  Street  and  Ashland  Avenue, 
Cbicaso,  111. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Mari(S,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CiiandlBB  &  CliaiidlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     wasHiitf  exonr,  d.  c. 


C.  FLOOD. 


■  Telephone  No  9  


OEAS.  F.  TATIiCB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COMMERCJALi  AVEIV1IF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
pinions  of  Titles  Fnmislied. 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNEIiIi,  H.  H    QBOSB,  GEO.  E.  LAZE&B, 

Prest.  Vice-Prest.  Secy.  &  Treae. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTUBERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STEEET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Main  it, 

WM.  F.  TEMFBI..  FBANE  TEMPEL.  ANTHONT  SOHII/LKB. 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET,  COR>  CtARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  ^/^jy^AU  K^ 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2  ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "    9.50 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   4.00 

6x8  "    *'  *'    6.00 


Vol.  XXX VII.- No.  31. 


CHICAGO,  AUGUST  3,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co. 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KEBFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  [pan 
and  financial 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WTI.I1XB  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  L.  WABNEB. 
OonsnltlDR  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Snooeed'ng  Baird  k  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  WasliirigSjn. street. 

OILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgaie  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

Special  attention  Riven  to                                      i  y-tr^  rrr^ 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                          vtj. CXgi  . 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  '■  Estate  -  and  ■  Rentins^ 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwc-t  portion  of  the  city. 

■91415*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUEjt6. 
Telephone  West  69i,  CHICAGO 

WASMAN8D0EFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Nos.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 

cH:icjk^«iio. 

The  Inveetment  of  Money  In  Good  f^eonritleB  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortnages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLn. 

J.H.    I'5  Dearborn  Street. 

\Mnvussingen 

1       1        &  CO. 

rl.  il.  J AiNlooriiNI, 
Real  Estate,  Loans 

•  —  ■  '■      '                               '    ■  ■■- T  ■   - 

A.  0,  BIiAUGHTEB-                                                       WM.  V.  BAEEB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  L'T-  List  Sail©  Street- 
Members  N.T.  8t"ok  Exchange.  Members  Ohioaf^j  Stock  Exchange. 
STO0K8  AND  BONDS  boa«ht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

»aa  LA  BALLB  STRBET,  M.  W.  COft.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAGO. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves- 

NOTARY  RUBUC.                                                 ClliCagfO,  111. 

EDWIN  B.  SHEIjDON.                                 EUQENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

maTABusHBo  taae. 
CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogdexi  Blcig.,  34  Olark  St., 
CHICAGO. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiE   HONE  1416. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '^''''Sities. 

XxfortGEEkge  UoGixis. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.   Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12,  Care  Keal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

Established  1879.                        Tei,ephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
J''l?Ji?P*''co                   Branch  Office 

1  87  St>  1  89  Dearborn  St.           Oammet  av.,  and  47tb  St. 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  OHIOAGO 
Harlen  Avenue  and<                  1104  O^^rgs  Building 
KadissB  Street*                      811  Dearborn  i»treeV 

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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  3,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aor©  .  Tracts  •  Fvirdiaseci 

Or  Sulsdlvided  and  Uanftged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  IITTEK  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

TKCEPHONB  19»H. 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work  Grilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERi.  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126- ISO  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  are.  and  EiBzie  Bt. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  CtllCagO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

U3  Bandolpli  St. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5X0  to  t6n.OU  per  annnm 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94  La  Salle  Street, 

WSBhlDgtOD, 


Branch  Office, 
290  K.  55  (Street. 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Bl,    63  AMD    BB     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Street Sj 

CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans 


Francis  E.  Fealiody. 


Jas.  L.  EoQghteling. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•3j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
■Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  ^ 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearborn  Street,  Main  Floor,  CmcAGO. 

•ej  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  I05  NORTH  ANENUE, 

tiephena  888  WqH,  ^  i  C  a^O 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  lOO  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth<»r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Meclianics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

..Contractors  and  Material 
•  Men  counseling  with  this 
.  .office  are  offered  unequaled 
.  .opportunities  for  protection 
.  against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  main  113.  CtlicagfO,  111. 


.THE. 


National  Bank  of  lllinDis 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qko.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  Vice  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hamuond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbx  D.  Tuxs,  Asst.  Oashier. 
HsNBT  B.  E>BTi  3d  Asst.  Oasblert 


CHICAGO. 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  TKE- 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNE8, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


8.  M.  PABI8B, 


BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  Rtreet,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  JHasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates; 

 120  LASALLE  STBEtT 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

005  Stock  ExcUanse  Bnllding,  •      ■  ChicaxQ 

(Corner  Washington  and  L4  Salle  Streets, 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


^^2\  ^statelBuildipiJ  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


.CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance 
Building  ano  Real  estate 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 
Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  31. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  AUGUST  3,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TEIiBFHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTTBANOE  PtAOED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Ctiiceigro. 


BRANCH  OFFICE. 

Ratenswood 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St,. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Boney  LoanBd  WitliDot  CommissiDn 

^  On  improved  city  property  and 
■31  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJK.-A.3SrOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNOERWRITEftS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 

A  SPECIALTY. 


E..  A.  CUMMING8. 
SILAS  M    MOORE . 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JTJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washlneton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
EstaMlMhed  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FIlSr-A.3SrOI-A^IL.  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

®"  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pnblio.  Telepbo 


H.  0.  ZDITEBMEISTEB.    0.  H.  FU30HE0K.    0.  H.  ZnTTXBMEI3TBB 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

LQANS*^*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

MOTARIES  RUBUO.                                   TELEPHONE  CANAL  2f. 

GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  EST/ITE,  INSURflHCE,  LOANS 

Soath  ObioBKO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.                         South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartorn  St. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.   Loans  Negotiated 
on  <  01  proved  City  Property.  Interets  orNop- 
9esidents  Attendecl  to- 

E.  T.  PAUL  6l  CO., 

BSTA.TB  &  I^OA^NS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  cara  and  management  of  property* 

Major  BIdg.  CHICAGO 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING. 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given   to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

E.  S.  Utq^yq^t  &c  @. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and   I^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Ji^^lcblOll  &  IVldUcllt), 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  insurance 

Telephone  Earriion  6  9.  409411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EZOHANGE  BUILDING.          NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  aiain  3733. 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 

COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room.  SI     -    -     1S5  Olarlt  Street 

Hnmboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D,  DEAN 

REAL  ESSTATE, 

Scorn  41  Merchant!  Bldg„ 

BBANOH  OFFIOK:                N.  W.  Oor,  Waahlngton  an 
S.  E.  Cor.  California  A  Nartti  Avs.                 LaSalle  Sts., 
Opp.  Ent.  to  Homboldi  Park.  0HI0A6C 

JOHN  DOLESE.                              i.  H.  SHEPAB1> 

ESTABLISHED  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 

EDIVAftD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,   North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.   Buy,  sell  or  handle 
"or    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AlSt>  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  3, 1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Proberty  ^or  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BBTI8ED  AND  OOBEEOTED  BVKBI  WBEK — ALL  IjETTEBS  MUST  BE 
UABKSD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NU^EB  OF  THE  PBOFBBTT 
AOTEBTlaSD  KXOBFT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BI8  AQKNT'S 
IDDBBSS  IS  aiT&M. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-Btory  briok  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

126.    R  11  f  6,500 

Armour  av,  No  5528,  hcQse  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
|1,500  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bowen  av,  No  394,  11-room  briok  house.    B  15....$  7,000 

Bowen  av,  No  89, 10  rooms,  stone    B  15  $  6,600 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoenues  av,  on«  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,600  and  $  8,000 

Oalbmet  av,  near  SCth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  I  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  *'L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  fitst- 

olass  order;  rental  |33;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,360 

Champlain  av,  near  47th  st,  8  rooms,  stone  house. 

B  16  $  6,200 

Ohioago  Heights.^Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  |40,0flo.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Ohioago  Heights.-  Three  lot=i  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $8,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  31st  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombracoe  $16,00d.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Orove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sta,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  U .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 

Bldg  $  500 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  15  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Drexel  blvd,  near  40th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$23,000 
Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  near  35th  st,  11-room  briok  bouse.  B  16. $15,0(0 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  lO-room  brick  house.  B  16.$2(i,000 
Ellis  av,  near  36th  st,  10-room  stone  bouse.  B  15.  $10,000 
Ellis  av,  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  briok  house.  B  15.. $  8,600 
Ellis  av,  near  44th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  15. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  45th  st,  10  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16. $13,000 
Ellis  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  stone  house.  B  16.$3(*,000 
Ellis  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  brick  house.  B  15.$  4,500 
Ellis  av,  bet  46th  aud  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,0(0,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Prond- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 
Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Eedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
Forreatville  av.  near  43d  st,  8  rooms,  stone.    B  16.$  7,000 
Forty  second  pi,  near  Grand  blvd,  10  rooms,  stone. 

B  15,   $10,500 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

G«i  100x10(1,  ohcioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  (ront 

foot.    P  4  $  326 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4    $  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30( 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $  260 
or  14(1x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$  200 
Cor  60x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-fifth  st,nearGrand  blvd,  14  rooms,  stone.  B  16. $16,000 
Forty  seventh  ot.  No  16,  6  rooms,  briok.    B  16  . .  $  6,000 

Forty  seventh  st,T50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Forty-eighth  st.  No  425,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  16....$  8,000 


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Forty-eighth  st.  No  50,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $10,500 

Grand  blvd, near  45th  st,  I5-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  wonld  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$  126 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    Y6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  56th  Bt  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fnohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Hibbard  av,near62d  st,  10-room  frame  house.  B  15. $10,000 
Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — ¥ine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bowen  4Ss  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents   $16,5r0 

Indiana  av,  near  34tb  st,  10-room  briok  house.  B 16. $10,000 
Indiana  av,  near  32d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.  B  15  ...$17,600 
Indiana  av,  near  59th  st,  10  rooms,  frame.  B  16.  .$  6,500 
Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  z  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  Y  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Larg<>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hou.'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  av,n6ar^7th  Bt,10-room  stone  house. B  15. $10,000 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  near  46th  st,  10-room  brick  house.     B  16. $10,000 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  13  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  ...$30,000 

Lake  av,  near  43d  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $15,ono 

Lake  av,  near  40th  st,  14  rooms,  brick.    B  16  $36,000 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  near  49th,  12-room  frame  house.  B  15. $20,000 
Madison  av,  cor  near  61st  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  7,000 

Madison  av,  near  67th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.  B  16..$  9,000 
Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10,000 
Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  26x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.  B  16. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  61st  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.  .$30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Monroe  av,  near  57th  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15..  .$15,000 
Monroe  av,  near  64th  st,  8  rooms,  frame.    B  15....$  6,000 
Myrtle  av,  near  64th  st,  10  rooms,  brick.    B  16  ... .  $10,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  9  room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $  9,000 
Oukenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  10-room  stone  house 

B  15  $14,000 

Oakenwald  av,  near  43d  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $11,000 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.. o  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  Brails  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11.  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind   $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres,    ^ant  offer.    A  14. 
Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.   Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  il    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  ahd  Stewnrt  av   $  6,300 

Sidney  av,  near  44i:h  st,  7  rooms,  stone.    B  15  $  8,600 

Sixty  first  st,  Nos  246  and  261,  13  roomB,stone.B  16. $12,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Sixty-first  st.  No  261, 14-room  frame .    B 16  $10,000 

Sixty  first  st,  No  426,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  16  $13,000 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40>^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 

Sixty-ninth  ct,  near  Cottage  Grove  av,  7  rooms, 

brick.    B  16  $  4,600 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  ft 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

South  Park  av,  near  3l8t  st,  8-room  brick  house. 

B  16   $10,000 

South  Park  av,  near  34th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.  B  15.$  9,600 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  s 
acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  rtts,  tbree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis.  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av.cor  47th  st,  11-room  stone  house.  B  16. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  near  43d  st,  9  rooms,  stone.  B  15. .  .$  8,000 
Vinoennes  av,  near  46th  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  16. $17,000 
Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V6....$  166 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood. 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5  xl60.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  near  33d  st,  11  rooms,  brick.  B  16 . . . .  $16,000 
Wabash  av,  near  64th  at,  13  rooms,  brick.  B  15. .  .$23,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n-ar  12th  st,   2-8tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  60x180.  R  11.  .$25,000 
Washington  av,  near  49th  st,  10-room  frame  house 

B  15  $  9,000 

Washington  av,  near  51st  st,  12  rooms,  frame.  B  15. $17,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  60  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

Woodlawn  av,  near  47th  st,  11-room  brick  house. 

B  16  $16,000 

Woodlawn  av,  near  63d  st,  12  rooms,  brick.    B  16.  .$18,000 
Woodlawn  av,  near  6l8t  st,  12  rooms,  stone.    B  15. $26,000 
W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  Bite.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8 ....  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  0,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.    W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37^^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room resi- 
dence, with  37^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  oor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x126  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x126,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  $  90 

Clark  st  N,  8-story  new  briok,  stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 


August  3,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

ClybOUrn  av^  near  Larrabee  Bt,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  baildin(;a  in  front,  rear  front- 
bge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vaoant.   O  12  128,000 

Oayler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.  Want 
&n  offer.   A  11. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-atory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  8  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  3^  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only .  Z  33  ,  $12,50 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37%  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-ruom 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33   ■  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  npwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Oo.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  honse,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    B  14 

Four  flat  boildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  exoelleot  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenne  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  folly  oooDpied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incnmbrance 
$12,000,  doe  Aagnst  1,  1898  6%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Joornal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  tracking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
$3,000  equity.    A  14...,  $  5,500 

Kenilworth. — Residence  on  Renilworth  av,  between 
the  Sheridan  Drive  and  Lake  Michigan,  125  ft 
from  the  lake,  or  bloff,  and  175  ft  from  Sheri- 
dan Drive.  The  lot  is  75  x  183  ft,  shade  and 
frait  trees,  sbrobberry,  flowers,  etc;  10-room 
hoase,  bnilt  last  summer  by  days  work  regard- 
less of  cost,  and  is  one  of  the  best  built  houses 
00  the  North  Shore.  All  flashings  and 
water-tables  are  made  uf  Aluminum,  which 
will  neither  rust,  d«oay  or  rot.  A  10-foot 
veranda  extends  around  two  sides  of  the  nonse 
and  over  the  drive-way;  the  front  doors  and 
door  leading  from  dining-room  to  veranda  are 
bevel  plate  glass;  also  the  vestibule  door  and 
the  1st  and  2d-8tory  windows  are  French  plate 
glass.  The  parlor  is  finished  in  Birch,  the 
dining  room  and  reception  hall  of  quarter 
sawed  oak — floors  the  same.  Side-board  built 
in  the  dining  room,  with  bevel  plate  mirror,  all 
finished  in  a  first-class  manner.  The  honse  is 
lighted  with  gas,  and  wired  for  electricity  in 
every  room.  Second  floor  is  finished  with 
curly  Qeorgia  pine,  selected  especially,  and 
are  patterns  rarely  obtained;  sanitary  wash- 
bowls and  plumbiDg  all  first-class,  heated  by 
the  Reynolds  furnace,  which  will  heat  the  house 
the  coldest  day  in  winter  to  75  degrees  if 
desired.  A  wood  fire-place  in  reception  hall 
— gas  fire-place  in  parlor,  and  gas  fire-place  in 
front  room  up  stairs.  Yon  cannot  afford  to  let 
this  pass  without  investigation.  Monthly  tick- 
ets 60  rides  $6,30,21  trains  each  way  daily,time 
to  city  from  27  to  40  minutes.  Kenilworth  is 
the  first  town  that  you  find  where  property  is 
reasonable  wiih  all  city  conveniences.  The 
place  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated.  My  place 
is  cheap,  but  owing  to  sicknese,  I  desire  to  sell 
and  will  give  a  bargain.  Might  consider  an 
exchange  fo7  smaller  place  or  snnall  equity  as 
part  payment,  can  make  terms  to  suit  pur- 
chaser.   O  4  $15,000 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block..  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  jouth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  „  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  buildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

,      A  13  „  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

fooih'  W8......  $  200 

Fearsop.  at^  bet  Karlcet  and  Franklin  sts,  8-story 

frame.  lep t»l  $720 .    W  8  $  6,600 

Bavenswood.-^Ccnimercial,  Rob^y  and.  Perry  sts, 
IQ  T^ry  fine  lots,  2  honses  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
rooms  $6,9004  oentral  IbcatioDS  and  good  bar- 


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gains.  We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  'residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58)g'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufiQoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOYd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  75x123)^.    A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W8.  ..$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W8....$  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  H-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  z5xl25  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, 'Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  6th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  26x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  fir^t- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  honse, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

VEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  Bteam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Tark  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  .$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x160,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  Partt  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Oilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enonm- 
branoe,  which  will  be  extended  to  suit  par- 
chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  O  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  816,  2-story  frame  blacksmith  | 
ehop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.     Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av    $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-Btory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.    Net  cash  price.  . 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,300 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  sonth  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .  (  84  6-10x100  )  i  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3.10x100  {  }  35x128  [  j 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  honses,  will  1 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bn^M.  0  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  W  449.  care  this  Joornal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 
for  good  improveijiebts.  S  w  cor  QalsGed  aqrd  . 
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Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

honses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  qt,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  26x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  26x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Ashland 
block 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vaoant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
np  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  ....  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  uf  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  sonth  front,  doable 
3-story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000. 
Doty  BroB  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5.000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 

Lake  st  W,  Nob  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  np;  open  Snnday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq.  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$i0.040 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x126.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  namber  of  new  honses  for  sale; 
cheap.    B  11. 

Mead  et,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    R  U  *$  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  honse  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  £ 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable- corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
eize  60'Z  .126  it;  sewer  fo,  aod  etooe  sidewalk 


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BKAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


laid.    Address  Erastas  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  briok  bailding,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  Oalifornia  av,  oboioe  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  |  3,760 

Park  ay,  near  California,  2-8tory  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Paalina  st  N,  near  Qrand  av,  honse  and  lot.  $3,3C0. 
Also  property  on  sooth  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  oare  this  Jonrnal. 

folk  st,  neo'r  (  «ntr6  2-story  briok,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <fc  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  aores,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  ORB. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  inonmbrance.  Will  tak^ 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  eqaity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;* no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  16)  jost  soolh  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  honse  which  wo  can  sell  for  $6,600.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  at  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor,Natt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Orawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tooby  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Tomer  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  bailding;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelfth  St.  near  St  Loois  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  61x125.    W  8  ....  $  6,600 
Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,00n  proflt  snb- 
divided;  very  choice  property .  ZS^ 
Two  valoable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  soitable  for  basiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Bnren  st,  (Noa  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  boys 
it  all.    Doty  Broa    Oo,  Madiaon  st  aod  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xiro.  W 8. .$  2,000 
Walnot  e^t,  (Noa  40  42  and  44)  near  Paalina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-Btory 
frame  hoose,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premiaes 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  weat  of  California  av,  residence, 
sooth  front,  modern  and  tastefnl  architectore; 
moat  sell;  great  opportonity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  at  |12,600 

Waahington  blvd,  reaidenoe,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  caah  and  vacant;  alao  a  14-room  residenc, 
atone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi'ience 
nettr  Francisco  at.    Will  pot  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Waahington  blvd,  a  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  boilding;  will  lease  fot  99 
yeara.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Waahington  blvd,  near  AFhIand  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Waahington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  bailding,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
factnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  weat  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

Tesidenoe;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  et,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2blocka  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gom, 
hickory  and  walnot,  folly  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Boom  309  1  2 

California. — San  Joaqoin  Connty,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  ia 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  canee- 
qoently  cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  aa  well  as  froits,  being 
qoite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  baais  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  bnt  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
aitions  from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estat^ 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  BALE. 


Agents,  14  Post  at,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

California,  Yoo  can  own  yoor  own  home  and  seoore 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  takeu  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (IcO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  ose  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  gronnds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  3,600  aores 
bottom  lands,  30,000  r<ch  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00f^.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  246  aores  carefully  selected 
aa  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orauge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida  —60,000  to  600,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0r0  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Islandf  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Dea  Moines, 
on  tbe  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  connty,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  aores  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  3^  value,  600- 
*    acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  6tore  furniture,  postoffice, black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averagei^ 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  6 

MIBCKIiLANBOTrs . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18.000. 
for  Homeopathic  physician, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
C  16. 


Oood  opening 
One-half  cash, 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDB. 

Ada  at,  s  e  cor  70th,  126x124  for  $3,600,  dear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No    6636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-Btory  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    Hll  $  4,400 

Dearborn  8t(Nu  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-story  dwelling  In  6  -room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  briok  foundation,  well  rented;H  2.... $4,800 
Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
taining 4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $16,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
part  cash.    V  11. 
Ualsted  st,  near  1-^th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flata,  will  pay  12;^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at         Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assame.    M  2  $31,600 

Harvey.— $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
718  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  B}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  ewb;  will  take  balance 


RBAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  z 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Bailding, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  3-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  aide,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  weat  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inaide 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  135  La  Salle  at. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  at,  fine  corner  atores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12..  $31,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  312, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

MOBTH  BIDK. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  O  13. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
acre  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  caah,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  busineaa,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37i>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  boueea  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lusens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $30,000 

Lake  View. — $6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  asaome  small  amoont.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Boilding. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  ronning  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  baildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-Btory  briok  modern  8- 
room  reeidenoe  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  bt,  near  Madiaon,  3-Btory  flat  building,  rent 
9990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000. 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Oo.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  eaay  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  ohoiceat  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8l000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear   lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  aeaaon.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  jd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fiaher  &  Co,  14  Poat  st.  San  Francisco, 

Cal  $  226 

Georgia — 660-acre  One  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olosr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  line  large  brick,  with  72  ;eet,  plate 
gla^s  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-olasB  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Ebtate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-olass  order. 
Will  take  about  3^  io  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance caah  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,5.00 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kanaaa. — Ruasell  Co,  160    aoree    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference-     D  L  Perry,  7X3 
Tacoma  Boilding. 
KftPSB?" JW  aores  }!!?  Cleb^rn  Oo,  l"  wilep  from 


August  3,  189E. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


127 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Alton ;eDoambrBDoe  f606,  dae  in  Nov,  1894,  or 
before;  frame  honse,  14  x  24  with  L  12  x  14, 
l)^-8torj.  Will  take  oity  property  for  eqnity. 
B  16   3,600 

Kansas —2,350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Soathern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..|60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenoml  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Oolnmbas,  Oherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  ont  hoases,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  %  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  ranninsr 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  briok  honse 
on  North  Side  for  balance—  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11   t  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Oo,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Bnilding. 

South  Dahotn.— Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Baildiog  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  honse  and  lot 

50  X  160,  clear.    Want  Obicago  property.  S  16.  i  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  oity  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

MISOEIiIiANEOOS  . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperons  towns  near 
OhioBgo,  133,000  and  |20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  eqnity 
in  flats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 
first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods     X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Wonid  exchange  %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for 
first-olase  apartment  house.  Will  give  99-year 
lease.    F  12. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

SUBURBAN. 


AUBUBN  PABE. 

Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land  with  honse  and  barn 
in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  Park.  State  terms  and  location. 
8  18. 


PROPERTY  FOR  RENT. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Four-story  and  basement  bnilding,  75  and  77  Market  st 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Randolph  st. 
Desirable  suite  of  ofSoes  2d  floor,  88  LaSalle  st,  oppsio 
Ooort  House.    Addresn  Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

WE3T  BIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house; all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.  Open  Sunday. 
Two  nice  light  floors,  eaoh  60  by  100  feet,  for  $160.00 

per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight  elevator  included. 

Power  can  be  had  at  reasonable  cost.    Property  located 

on  Van  Buren  st,  near  Desplaines.     Address  H  &  D, 

Real  Estate  and  Bnilding  Journal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Oenter  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to  store 

for  cash;  mnst  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 

above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Rue  &  Co,  58  N  Olintoii 

Bt,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  soli,  etc.  Will  exchange  for  Chicago  or  Cook 
oonnty  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Boseland,  Cook  Oo,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  oity  property;  give 
particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bnsinePB  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  erood  eqnitv.  F  12. 
Minnesota.^ — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 

2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN. 


Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


Money  to  Loan. 


120,000  to  Io9D  is  9qiB98  it)  BDit;  Oak  Fark,  Aostio, 


Attorney  will  exchange  services  for  real  estate; 
enforoe  doubtful  claims  for  part  of  proceeds. 
A  15. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WIItBUB  B.  DAVI9  . 


DAVIS  &  SON. 

t?EAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

I08  Dearborn  Street.  Chlcaeo. 

Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


FOR,  SA.3L.E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

&00D  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPEETI. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
A  ven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
win  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  aflSnity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  ,  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  fn  the  device  or  invention 
with- proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responslbilily  before .  i.  wUl  waste,  any.  . 
tiure^:  V  ;  :']':~:-'':'-     -  r.. r:- 

&13.Qare  ^eai  Esiat'9  asd  Suilding Tour&al . 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STBEET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoHtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorations  of  Oeilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  llantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  famished  apon  applioation. 

CtiicajD  Interior  DBCorafcing  Co., 

119  and  150  Uichigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

Q3   and   04  Wastiirigftoii  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Kstate 
and  the  sale  of  fib8i  mobtoaqes 
a  8fe0iai.iy. 


Real  Estate  Bought, 
Sold  and  Managed. 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Gu»rant8«  Company  organiied  In  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AMD  WASHINQTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

S200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Traniaots  a  General  Trust  Ensinesi, 
Hakes  .^'bstraots  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

FBOMFT  SEBTIOE  AND  SEASONABLE  BATES. 

ofFiomita. 

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A.  A.  Stbwabt,  Seo>7.  a  B.  Labbabu,  Treas. 
Fbake  H.  Sbluebs,  Trast  Officer. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  3,  18i5. 


THE 


^jMaU  and  ^^uildinj  journal 


PubUsKed  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY.  AUGUST  3.  1895. 


THE  FINANCIAL  SITUATION. 

Capital  is  less  productive  to  day  than  ever  before. 
It  is  probably  true,  as  Henry  Clews  says,  that  it  now 
takes  a  million  dollars  to  produce  the  same  income 
as  was  formerly  derived  from  five  hundred  thousand 
dollars  through  sound  money  investments  or  tempo- 
rary loans.  Money  has  to  some  extent  been  displaced 
in  connection  with  business  undertakings  by  the  use 
of  credits  based  upon  increased  confidence.  This  has 
caused  an  accumulation  of  money  at  all  the  great 
centers  which  is  now  awaiting  investment.  The 
difficulty  in  making  good  investments  both  here  and 
in  Europe  is  now  perplexing  those  who  have  a  large 
surplus  of  funds  on  hand.  This  condition  prevails 
in  New  York,  London  and  all  the  great  money  centers 
and  is  likely  to  continue  until  business  radically 
changes. 

Mr.  Clews  accounts  for  the  non-productiveness  of 
capital  by  saying  that  there  is  a  scarcity  of  safe  in- 
vestments; and  authorities  in  general  decry  the  ten- 
dency of  American  enterprise,  especially  the  rail- 
ways, to  rob  the  investor.  It  is  true  that  there  have 
been  too  many  wild-cat  schemes  and  thieving  finan- 
cial operations,  but  this  will  always  be  the  case  so 
long  as  there  are  rascals  to  fieece  the  unwary  and 
lambs  ready  to  be  caught.  It  is  futile  to  attempt  to 
place  the  responsibility  of  all  the  woes  of  capital  on 
the  shoulders  of  a  few  dishonest  schemers.  The 
cause  lies  deeper.  It  is  to  be  found  in  the  general 
lack  of  productiveness  of  labor  and  industry  from 
which  capital  must  eventually  exact  the  tribute 
which  constitutes  its  gains.  So  long  as  business 
languishes  and  labor  goes  unemployed  capital  can 
not  expect  to  reap  large  interest.  The  trouble  has 
not  been  a  lack  of  enterprise  on  the  part  of  borrow- 
ers but  actual  failure  of  enterprise  when  attempted 
to  secure  any  substantial  rewards. 

A  few  months  ago  the  complaint  was  general  that 
a  lack  of  confidence  was  at  the  root  of  all  our  finan- 
cial trouble.  Now  it  is  complained  that  there  is  so 
much  confidence  that  a  large  part  of  the  business 
transacted  is  done  on  credit  and  without  money,  so 
that  capital  is  not  employed  to  so  great  an  extent  as 
formerly.  This  looks  like  a  juggling  of  words  in  an 
attempt  to  account  for  a  condition  which  can  not  be 
accounted  for  in  that  way.  As  stated  above  the  root 
of  the  evil  lies  deeper,  and  in  previous  issues  of  the 
'  Journal  we  have  endeavored  to  show  what  is  the 
difficulty  and  what  the  way  out. 

One  possible  cause  of  alarm  is  now  being  guarded 
against  by  the  syndicate  in  their  attempt  to  prevent 
gold  exports.  The  power  of  this  combination  is  re- 
markable. It  is  said  that  hardly  any  financial  house 
on  Wall  street  dares  to  export  gold  so  long  as  the 
syndicate  tacitly  forbids  it.  The  one  house  that 
persisted  in  doing  so  was  recently  dissolved.  Only  a 
few  mercantile  firms  who  find  it  cheaper  to  export 
gold  than  to  buy  foreign  exchanges  have  the  temerity 
to  fly  in  the  face  of  the  syndicate,  and  the  power  of 
the  latter  has  been  sufficient  during  the  past  week  to 
restore  to  the  Treasury  $2,000,000  of  gold  which  it 
had  lost  through  recent  exports.  This  little  experi- 
ence goes  to  show  a  power  in  the  syndicate  which  had 
not  previously  been  suspected,  and  suggests  that 
doubtless  all  danger  from  gold  exports,  at  least  for 
months  to  come,  is  at  an  end. 

Conservatism  is  now  needed  quite  as  much  as  any 
other  quality  in  the  business  world.  American 
securities  are  in  demand  abroad  aod  will  be  purchased 


in  large  quantities  if  investors  can  be  assured  that 
they  rest  on  a  sound  basis.  The  outlook  is  good,  but 
American  enterprise  must  carry  ballast  if,  in  the 
future,  unlike  the  past,  it  is  to  escape  the  gales  of 
adversity. 

In  the  face  of  the  existing  tendency  to  gold  exports 
there  are  not  a  few  students  of  finance  who  regard 
the  situation  as  more  favorable  to  imports  of  gold 
and  to  high  prices  within  the  next  few  years  than  to 
any  considerable  losses  of  gold.  They  base  their  view, 
it  is  said,  upon  the  large  gold  production  of  the  world, 
the  unusual  accumulations  of  the  yellow  metal  in 
European  banks,  the  low  rate  of  interest  in  London 
and  Paris,  and  the  demand  for  American  securities. 
Those  who  hold  this  opinion  point  out  that  the 
United  States  has  been,  since  the  passage  of  the  Sher- 
man law,  a  large  exporter  of  gold.  This  net  excess 
of  exports  reached  $87,506,000  in  the  fiscal  yearl&P3, 
$4,528,000  in  1894,  and  had  already  reached  «32  943,000 
at  the  end  of  May,  1895.  These  exports  have  more 
than  equaled  the  gold  production  of  the  country  and 
left  no  annual  margin  for  use  in  the  arts  or  absorp- 
tion into  the  currency.  The  conditions  have  now  so 
changed  that  many  observers  believe  that  the  current 
of  gold  must  also  change  and  flow  steadily  toward  the 
United  Sta  es.  The  accumulations  in  European 
banks  exceed  by  nearly  50  percent  the  reserve  neces- 
sary to  meet  liabilities  at  the  rate  of  one-third  of  the 
liabilities.  Interest  rates  are  so  low  that  money  on 
call  has  fallen  in  London  to  a  fraction  of  1  per  cent. 
A  recent  estimate  puts  the  amount  of  capital  await- 
ing investment  in  London  at  $2,000,000,000.  If  this 
large  body  of  capital  can  be  attracted  to  investments 
in  American  securities,  then  the  gold  movement  may 
be  turned  hitherward,  but  otherwise  it  is  not  easy  to 
see  on  what  grounds  such  expectation  rests. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  elevated  roads  are  now  standing  on  expecta- 
tion awaiting  the  completion  of  the  scheme  for  a 
down-town  loop.  It  is  thought  that  with  this  trou- 
blesome problem  at  last  settled  and  work  on  the 
structure  actually  begun  the  way  will  be  clear  to  a 
full  realization  of  all  the  earning  possibilities  of  the 
various  roads  and  that  success  will  be  assured.  The 
stockholders  of  Alley  Elevated  have  received  a  call 
from  the  Secretary  for  a  special  meeting  of  the  stock- 
holders to  be  held  in  this  city  Sept.  3  to  consider 
what  measures  shall  be  taken  to  discharge  the  inter- 
est already  accrued  and  unpaid  upon  the  bonded  in- 
debtedness of  the  company  and  to  take  care  of  the 
future  deficits.  In  other  words,  to  reorganize  the 
company.  One  plan  which  has  been  outlined  pro- 
vides for  a  $10  ass<^ssment  on  the  stock,  the  cancella- 
tion of  one  or  two  years'  interest  coupons  on  the  first 
mortgage  bonds,  and  the  cancellation  of  two  or  three 
years'  coupons  on  the  extension  bonds.  It  remains 
to  be  seen  whether  the  different  parties  in  interest 
will  agree  to  such  an  arrangement. 

Lake  Street  Elevated  rose  to  21i  on.the  expectation 
of  heavy  buying  by  one  house,  which  was  said  to  be 
short  some  7,000  shares.  The  needed  stock  was  pro- 
cured on  time,  however,  and  the  price  sagged  to  20i. 
The  effect  of  extension  to  Wabash  avenue  seems  to 
have  been  exhausted  for  the  present  at  least. 

West  Chicago  has  shown  unexpected  strength  of 
late.  The  reports  of  increased  earnings  are  so  flat- 
tering that  it  is  now  freely  predicted  that  the  stock 
will  go  to  140.  Strawboard  has  been  rather  weaker. 
The  new  combination  has  been  looked  upon  as  likely 
to  give  this  stock  great  strength,  but  the  feeling 
later  on  seems  ty  be  of  lack  of  faith  in  theaability  of 
the  managers  to  hold  the  various  companies  together 


8t.  Mary's,  Pa. — At  the  eleotion  in  said  place,  it  wa 
voted  that  the  city  shall  issne  $60,^00  in  bonds  for  the 
oonstrnotioD  of  water  works. 

Fort  Soott,  Kan. — Fort  Soott  has  voted  $12,000  in  bonds 
for  the  purpose  of  baying  the  groands  of  the  Fort  8oott 
tlormal  OoUege. 

EUwood,  Pa.— A  special  Daeeting  will  be  held  to  grant 
the  boroagh  and  School  Board  the  power  to  negotiate  a 
loan  of  $10,000  for  building  parposes. 

Tiffin,  Ohio. — Ordinances  have  been  passed  to  provide 
for  the  is-ne  of  1 14,500  paving  bonds.  M.  L.  Albright, 
Fresideot  of  Oooo.oil. 


ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearances  at 
83  leading  cities  in  the  United  States  aivd  Canada  for 
the  week  ending  July  27,  1895,  with  the  percentages 
of  increase  or  decrease  as  compared  with  the  corres- 
ponding week  last  year. 

WEEK  ENDIlfa  WEEK  ENDING  Fer- 

JUI.Y  27, 1895.      juT.x  27,  1894.  oentages 

Inc.  Deo. 

New  ¥ork....  I  606,054,626    $  408,949,696  23.7 

Ohioago   79,606,288  74,146,370  7.4 

Boston   93,610,428  69,619,929  34.3 

Philadelphia..  62,916,884  53,866,794  24.4 

St.  Loms.  ..  .  20.568,922  19,228,527  6.7 

San  Francisco.  16,906,672  10,664.284  1  2.3 

Baltimore....  12,396.850  12,938,240  4.6 

Pittsburgh   16,963,100  13.469,168  28.2 

Oinoinnati . . . .  12,050,960  11,042,800  9.0 

Kansas  City..  8,978,962  8,387,782  7.0 

New  Orleans . .  6,934,200  5,973,080  Norn 

Bnffalo   4,144,240  3,689,430  12.6 

Milwankee   4,267,337  3,733,868  13.9 

Detroit   6,549,618  4,746,633  27.9 

LonisvilU   4,919,602  6,976,175  17.7 

Minneapolis..  5,629,308  4,224,788  30.8 

Omaha   3,067,911  4,316.317  39.0 

Providence...  5,056,400  4,108,800  33.1 

Cleveland   6,534,639  4,730.178  38.0 

'^Honston   3,694,955  3,796,689  3.6 

St.  Paul   4,590,803  3,185,785  44.3 

Denver   2,303.517  2,296.744  Norn 

Indianapolis..  3,822,198  3,979,286  3.7 

Oolambne.  ...  3,199,0(tO  2,672,600  24.1 

Hartford   2,167,745  1,676.252  31.7 

Richmond....  2,269,604  2,031,227  11.6 

Washington...  1,545,085  1,369,773  12.4 

Dallas   2,096,581  4,088,341  49.7 

St.  Joseph. ...  1,151,000  1,370.117  17.0 

Peoria   1,585,947  1,966,820  19.3 

Memphis   1,291,612  1,134,5^9  14.1 

Portland  Or..  1,001.578  1,127,792  10.7 

Rochester   1,304,828  1,214,966  9.4 

New  Haven...  1,591,436  1,183,899  34.7 

Savannah  ....  1,691,960  1,076,669  67.9 

Springfield....  1,261,207  1,060,603  18.8 

Worcester   1,363,253  1.091,031  24.7 

Portland  Me..  1,179,904  1,093,471  7.3 

Atlanta   818,371  646,081  26.6 

Fort  Worth...  1,008,773  784,080  28.6 

*Waoo   1,006,986  963,565  5.4 

Syraoase  ....  937,167  700,039  33.8 

DesMoinea...  722,968  929,119  20.3 

Qrand  Knyids  948,379  637,664  48.8 

Seattle   661,332  472,564  40.0 

Lowell   645.944  617,638  4.6 

Wilmington  Del  726,817  719,717  Nom 

Norfolk   836,537  885,920  6.6 

Sioux  City...  343,478  498,872  11,3 

Los  Angeles..  1,268,567  645,423  96.0 

Tacoma   548,370  434,600  25.9 

Saginav   410,987  289,237  41.8 

Spokane   370,412  271,407  36.6 

Jacksonville..  361,822  286.616  9.0 

Lincoln,  Neb.  301,0ai  362,806  -  17.0 

New  Bedford..  410,407  237,299  21.6 

Wichita   319,203  299,152  6.6 

Birmingham..  424,758  362,540  61.8 

Topeka   352,669  387,614  9.0 

Lexington,  Ey.  269,166  334,437  19.4 

Binghampton.  348,000  372,600  6.4 

*Bay  Oity...  300,146  277,854  7.9 

*Fall  River...  660.820  688,741  12.0 

♦Akron   235,681  153,248  53.5 

♦Springfield..  163,360  121,889  33.6 

♦Canton   153,000  138,600  10.8 

*8ionx  Falls.  40,130  116,374  66.6 

♦Fremont....  47.745  67,631  29.8 

♦Hastings   66,902  83,608  23.6 

♦Chattanooga.  209,900  163,392  28.2 

♦Fargo   119,618  80.716  46.9 

Nashville   732,862  779,361  6.0 

*Qalveston...  3,129,805  2,982,385  4.6 

Salt  Lake  Oity.  907,157  840,229  7.9 

Scranton   824,479  823,294  Nom 

Helena   690,474  No  returns 

Kalamazoo...  230,963  " 

Rookford   206.554  " 

♦ijittle  Bock.  226,195  " 

Total,  U.  8.  1926.665,760   $  770,418,388  20.2 

Cities Excldg  N.  Y.   420,611,134  361,468,793  16.3 

DOMINION  OF  <;ANADA. 

Montreal  (Can)  f  11,142,288  |15,028,446  26.0 

Toronto       "  6,467.115  4,851,884  13.5 

Halifax.      "  1,328,509  1,129,687  17.8 

Hamilton.    "  .  680.816  642,956  6.8 

Winnipeg.      .  908,771  892,033  1.7 

Total,  Can....  $19,427,499  $31,663,973  13.4 
♦Not  included  in  totals. 

ANALYSIS  OF  BANK  CLBAJUNQS. 

We  have  now  reached  the  dullest  of  the  mid- 
summer weeks,,  when  the  volume Qf  cleariiigd  may  be; 


August  3,  189!^. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AKD  BUILDING  JOTJRNAli. 


729 


expected  to  fall  to  the  lowest  figure,  but  as  yet  there 
has  been  no  heavy  loss.  The  total  is  about  the  same 
for  the  week  under  consideration  as  it  was  during 
the  latter  weeks  of  June  or  for  the  first  week  of  July. 
The  second  and  third  weeks  of  July  were  exceptional. 
The  total  of  clearings  rose  during  those  weeks  above 
the  billion  mark,  but  this  was  so  unusual  that  the 
percentages  of  increase  for  those  weeks  were  29.5  and 
26.0  over  the  corresponding  weeks  of  last  year.  The 
fourth  week  is  now  under  consideration  and  it  is 
merely  evident  that,  with  a  decrease  as  compared 
with  the  two  weeks  preceding  of  something  like  $100,- 
000,000,  business  has  simply  dropped  back  into  its  old 
form  rather  than  suffered  any  considerable  drawback. 
The  increase  over  last  year  continues  to  be  about  the 
same,  measured  in  percentages.  For  this  week  it  is 
20.2. 

The  larger  business  centers  of  the  country,  speak- 
ing generally,  have  gained  this  week  as  compared 
v?ith  last  year.  Only  three  large  cities  are  excep- 
tions, viz,  Baltimore,  Louisville  and  Omaha.  The 
two  latter  cities  lose  considerably,  but  it  is  gratify- 
ing to  notice  that  the  remaining  losses  of  the  table 
are  chiefly  in  cities  of  small  importance.  For  in- 
stance, Sioux  Falls,  Fremont  and  Hastings  lose  t55.5, 
29.8  and  32.6  per  cent  respectively,  but  their  total 
clearings  average  only  a  little  over  S50,O0O  each,  so 
that  their  losses  though  large  in  per  cent  have  but 
little  effect  on  the  total  of  the  table.  With  only 
three  exceptions  the  losses  are  all  at  interior  points, 
showing  that  the  inland  cities  are  the  last  to  feel  the 
effect  of  the  good  times.  Their  turn  will  come  when 
the  harvest  time  has  passed. 

In  considering  the  Canadian  cities  we  are  struck 
at  once  with  the  superiority  of  Montreal.  Her  total 
bank  business  exceeds  that  of  Toronto,  Halifax, 
Hamilton  and  Winnipeg  combined,  and  her  loss  of 
26.0  per  cent  means  a  net  loss  in  the  total  of  clear- 
ings, in  spite  of  the  fact  that  all  the  other  four  cities 
made  positive  gains. 

The  last  New  York  bank  statement  showed  an  in- 
crease in  the  reserves  of  $3  505,450;  a  decrease  in  loans 
of  $750,500,  and  an  increase  in  deposits  of  $2,624,600. 
These  changes  indicate  a  slightly  smaller  demand  for 
money,  caused  largely  by  the  dullness  of  speculation. 
Indeed,  speculation  is  said  to  be  asleep  for  the  time 
being,  and  this  is  reflected  in  the  low  rate  for  money, 
which  is  nominal  at  1  per  cent  on  call  and  3  to  4  per 
cent  on  the  best  mercantile  paper.  It  is  likely  that 
speculation  will  remain  quiet  until  about  the  first  of 
September,  and  then,  if  the  harvests  shall  prove  to 
have  turned  out  as  well  as  present  prospects  indicate, 
the  country  may  witness  the  liveliest  speculative 
market  we  have  had  for  many  years. 

Trade  will  increase  in  this  country  simply  because 
the  population  is  increasing,  but  this  is  far  from  be- 
ing a  satisfactory  growth  unless  it  is  further  aug- 
mented by  an  enlarged  foreign  trade.  Heretofore 
our  merchants  have  done  but  little  towards  reaching 
out  for  foreign  trade,  but  of  late  their  attention  has 
been  called  to  the  desirability  of  doing  so.  The 
trade  of  Mexico,  which  lies  at  our  very  doors,  has 
been  largely  monopolized  by  European  countries. 
While  the  manufacturers  and  merchants  of  Europe 
have  assiduously  sought  to  accommodate  themselves 
to  the  demands  of  the  Mexican  market,  those  of  the 
United  States  have  not  entered  into  the  competition 
with  zeal  and  vigor.  Yet  the  natural  trend  and  in- 
clination of  the  trade  of  that  country  is  toward  the 
United  States.  This  country  is  the  nearest  supply 
market  to  Mexico  for  everything  worn  and  consumed, 
and  as  exchange  is  so  fluctuating  in  Mexicn,  owing 
to  that  being  a  silver  standard  country,  the  supplies 
Must  and  will  be  purchased  in  the  United  States  be 
cause  of  our  proximity  and  the  consequent  minimum 
hazard  in  the  variation  of  exchange  from  the  time  of 
purchase  to  the  time  of  delivery  and  sale.  On  the 
other  hand,  it  must  be  admitted  that  the  silver  cur- 
rency of  Mexico  is  a  powerful  stimulant  to  her  home 
manufacturers.  Everything  the  Mexicans  buy 
abroad  is  so  enormously  high  when  measured  in  their 
silver  dollars  that  they  are  continually  spnrred  on  to 
the  manufacture  of  more  and  more  of  the  goods  they 
consume,  to  the  advantage  of  their  own  industries 
and  the  detriment  of  our  own  expert  trade. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

including  last  quotations  given. 


Bance  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $loo 


A^merioan  ExohanRe  Nat  

American  Trust  and  SavingB. .. 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinsr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   . . . . 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoant 

Anl 

Bid 

Oap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

•  ^ 

101 

tl08i 

1   AAA  f\f\f\ 

M. 

117 

T  20 

#UU  UUU 

R<t 
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■{■U2 

126 

124! 

^250 

L  UUU  UUU 

1(14: 

275 

Q  nan  nno 
£  UUU  uu*' 

125 

131 

1  UUU  UUU 

12* 

J50\J  UUU 

M, 

OJIi 

160 

oUU  UUU 

■{■125 

tl32 

O  UUU  UUU 

271 

+277 

RAH  nnn 

OUU  UUU 

... 

112 

Tll5 

L  UUU  UUU 

t99 

102 

OUU  UUU 

+120 

125 

lOjJ 

2uU  UUU 

9  nnn  nno 
A  UUU  UUU 

X0<{ 

350 

400 

500  000 

6% 

tl31 

tl36 

200  000 

8% 

94 

100 

500  000 

feeo 

2  000  000 

\2f> 

t270 

tl80 

2  000  000 

10$ 

163 

1  000  000 

8$ 

131 

1  000  000 

245 

260 

750  000 

230 

t240 

1  000  000 

tl36 

tl76 

\  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

600  000 

tl60 

2  000  000 

tll2 

116 

500  000 

220 

UI30ELLANE0US  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo ....  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6b 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  By  5s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  Gs. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  68  1912 

Ohicago  4  S  Side  Bapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exteDBion)1933 

Chicago  City  By  5-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  Gs  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  68 
"  Opera  Hooee  Oo  68  1906 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Ch  of  Com  SVC  6-20  68  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s ... .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  6s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  68. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  B  68 . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6s  1921 

N  Chi  City  By  Ist  M  68  !»00 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4}^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  68  1906 

P  G  L  <k  O  Co  1st  oon  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Co 58. ...1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amount 

Bid 

Asked 

350 

000 

1 

250 

000 

51 

51M 

1 

250 

000 

68 

78% 

2 

000 

000 

99% 

99M 

3 

166 

000 

102>^ 

106% 

300 

000 

100 

102% 

581 

000 

100 

109% 

2 

206 

000 

76 

7 

500 

000 

67 

68 

3 

000 

000 

47 

4 

619 

500 

lOlH 

101 

400 

000 

tl09 

tl09i 

1 

250 

000 

102% 

102% 

250 

000 

t90 

900 

000 

t96 

98M 

1 

600 

Cd 

660 

coo 

Tloo 

tlOO 

600 

000 

tico 

flOl* 

76 

000 

2 

000 

000 

10 

OCO 

000 

91M 

4 

646 

000 

80M 

83 

40 

47 

1 

600 

000 

97K 

99 

500 

000 

tl06 

100 

1 

850 

000 

100 1^ 

102 

2 

350 

000 

103% 

104 

3 

400 

000 

t87K 

t91 

+102 

tl04 

217 

000 

t92 

f97% 

4 

100 

000 

102% 

102% 

1 

500 

000 

lOlM 

+102 

2 

000 

000 

ioi;g 

+102 

1 

000 

000 

427 

000 

97 

100 

UIS0ELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Cal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co . . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo... 
Chi  Brew'g  k  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  4  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"  Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 
GasCo   

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  ated  B  B . . . . 

In  Pffok  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  \,  Prov  Oo  fifd  ...... 


Amount 

Anl 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

$  1  260  000 

8$ 

6  000  000 

3  669  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£625  000 

8J6 

£626  000 

£200  000 

10!« 

£200  000 

8iS 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

12^ 

500  000 

26  000  000 

1  000  000 

hi 

3  280  200 

9  000  000 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

£460  000 

£400  OOP 

Bid 


61 
68 
56 

+8 

tio% 

28 
38 
63 

316 

64% 

166 
131% 

31% 
8 

16 


+116 
h\% 
68% 
56% 


Asked 


+12% 

29 

42 

53 

12 
325 

+66% 

186 
131% 

21M 
7% 
17 


Mil  <fc  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  4  Chi  Brew's  pfd   ... 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld . . . 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  ■ . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Ohicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 
«  » 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  sha 


3^7  to  (JUO 

7^ 

1  A 
lU 

1  0 

i?7  7C  AAA 

o% 

£*?00  000 

7% 

4>>1A 

720 

i*OAA  AAA 

10  000  000 

71 

KAA  APA 

OUU  Ul'U 

+C  1  A 

1  olu 

+ Ann 
(OUU 

6  500  000 

12$ 

2903^ 

291 

2  500  000 

7$ 

tll6 

120 

lo  OOu  000 

OA  AAA  AA/> 

aO  000  OCO 

1  154 

4  000  000 

4^ 

14% 

1  000  000 

7i 

50 

60 

1  600  000 

96 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

e% 

131 

131% 

2  250  000 

+60M 

65 

res.  +Last  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  50% 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &DO0  67% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10 

"        "  Pfd.... 28% 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .40% 

"  "  "  Pfd.  52% 
Chicago  Gas  Oo  52% 

Chi  A  S  S  Rap  T  Oo . . . .  12% 

 o 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.128% 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .20% 
Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  . . . .  10% 
"  "         Pfd.  28% 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  70 

N  Chi  St  R  R  289% 

Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...  12% 
W  Obi  St  R  B  127% 


DAILY  SALES. 
Saturday,  July  27,  1895 

AM.  SIBAW  BOABD  OO. 


51. 
10. 

OHI  AND  B  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

30...   11%' 

6  11% 

10    11%  25 

LAKE  ST  EI.BVATED  B  B . 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILI, . 

51       50— ao't  131% 

51%    10  131% 

O  OAS  I.T  &  O  00  5S. 

5000  91% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

 287 

W  OHI  STBEET  B  B. 
10   128% 

 128% 

2,,5/   ....128% 

50-acct  128% 


.20%  g 


160— ac't  

36  

100— ao't  

22  

150  jjqIj  20%'°^^'  *  OANAI.  &  DOCK  00 

200— ao't.'.*.'.'  ".'.'.*.*.*.*. 20%    60— ac't  67% 

Monday,  July  29,  1895. 

CHI  PACK  &  FBOV  PFD.  DIAMOND  MAICH  OO,  ILL. 

30  62%    60  131% 

AM.  STB  AW  BOABD  CO.  60  

,.0/    60  131 

  WESTEBN  STONE  00  5S. 

N  O  S  B  B  00  Ist  Mia  58.       2500  97% 

1600  104         W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

BTBEET's  W.    OAB  IiINE 

100  

BBEW  ft  MAIiT  PFD. 

60  28% 

OHI.  CITY  BAIIiWAY . 

3  311 

O  OAS  liT  4  C  00  5S. 

3000  91% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 


50— ao't  128% 

14    50  128% 

CHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
112  11% 

26— ao't   11% 

25  12% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

100— ac't  20% 

60— ao't  20% 

50— ac't  20% 

150— ac't  20% 

6  287%    so-oash  2C% 

OHI  CITY  b'y  4%s.  20  20% 

1000  101%  150— ac't  20% 

Tuesday.  July  30,  1895. 

OHI  CITY  b'y  4%S.  O  OAS  LT  &  O  00  58. 

2600  101%6000  91% 

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B.         9000  91% 

100  128%  AM  STBAW  BOABD 

100-ac't  129  60-ao't  51% 

3  ....129  *6  ^IM 

  400— ao't  52 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  00.  ^j,   51^ 

50   'ao'V 291^     LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 

6         ..•    *.*.'.*  290      360  21 

150— ac't  21 

2f— cash  21 


WESTSBN  STONE  00  6b. 

2000  97%  100— ao't". .....21% 

STBEET'S  W.  OAB  LINE.  100  21 

'   14  200— ac't  21% 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  irBN.  CO.  160. 

26......  11^  llo. 

50— ac't  11% 

gQ  j^qJj   11%     I>I-AMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

100  !.!.'".".!.**.'.'.  11  %     10  131 

1  132 


.21% 
.21% 
.21% 


CHI.  CITY  BAIIiWAY 

.,  ,,,.313  CAL.  &  CHI.   CANAL  &  DOCK 


96   ...312  50. 


68 


130 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wednesday,  July  31,  1895. 


NBW  TOBS  BISCUIT  00.  BBEW  &  MAI.T  OOM'n. 

 10  loj^ 

loo  70  on,  b'T  4>^8. 

100— ao't  70^4000  ....lOlJi 

0  OAS  LT  ifc  0  03  5s.  AM.  BIBAW  B9ABt)  00. 

1000— cash   913^    15  61 5^ 

OHIOAQO  EDISON  00. 

210  B114 

60  615| 

V.  BTBEKT  B. 

 128^ 

 13-^ 

 129 


15  125 

NO  OHI  ST  B  B  i}^8 
6000  


^HI  BDISON  DEB  6s. 


loiJi  loS. 


1000. 


103 


60  

60— ao't . 


O  PAOK  &  P  00  o  >m'n.   129% 

102  40  ST.    EIiBYATED  B.  B 

MET  w  8  EI,  B  B  6e.  960— ao't  21}^ 

fiO  0  76J^1400,  21 

OHI.  oiTT  'bt.  2fi0— ao't  

3  313U  260— ao't   21 

26  312     950-.ao't  20?^ 


60— ao't  20^ 

220..  20i^ 

117     21% 

350— ao't  21  }i 

cm.  *  B.  B  bap.  TBAN.  00.         20    205^ 

10  


DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILI,. 
60  1.^1 

10 — oaeh  131 


Thursday,  Ausust  I,  1895. 


OHI  PAO  ft  PBOT  PFD. 

2  63 

'0  .....62^  10   

OHI.  ft  8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00.  40  

150— ao't  11 51- ao't 


W.  OHI.  8TBEKT  B.  B 

150— ao't  131)i 

129 
130 
130^ 


96  ,  11)4    60— ao't  131 

1«  llj^  176   131 

60— ao't   111^     6  1311^ 

OBMTBAI.  UNION  TBI,.  CO.  1^'  •  131  3^4 

10  ...  64U  360— ao't  131 

sa  K«i     1(0— ao't  13131 

V; ;         160-ao't  131^ 

N  O  8  B  B  00  l9t  MTG  5b.  SO-oash  131 

2000  104^  2i  0— ao't  131^ 

OMAHA  SNOOK  SABD8.  160  l!*l  J4 

30  125 

0HI.0IT,B'X   

n::::::;:::::::::::3j?   ■  

WEST  OHI  iBt  MTO  5S. 

8T.    ELEVATED  B.  B.     g^OO  103 


15...  ......130»^ 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILI, 


100 


.21 


O  OAS  LT  &  0  00  6S. 


 ...91M 

NEW  TOBK  BISOUIT  OO . 
70  70 


360— ao't  20;gl000 

20  20J^^ 

BO   201/8 

60— ao't  20>^ 

60  2f^       AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 

50— ao't  20%    60--ao't  60M 

160— ao't  21     200— ao't  60 

250 — ao't  20%  260— ao't 

LAKE  BT  KL  DEBT  5b.  HO   .  6<l 

 «^       II  6H 

No.onir8T.B.B.oo.         200-ao't   60>^ 

7  291  DEOVEBS'  NAT  BANK, 

160— ao't  292^!^  5  

Friday,  Ausust  2,  1895. 


,140 


INT  PAOK  &  P  OOm'n. 

60   71^ 

60 — oash   71^ 

OON^UMEB-t'  GAS  68. 

36  81 

LAKB  6T  EL  DEBT  53. 

900   79 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
10  131 

20— oanh  131 

60  131 

100— ao't  132 

60— ao't  132 

200— ao't  132>^ 

108   133 

10—  132>^ 

60— ao't  133% 

100— ao't  1331^ 

60— ao't  133 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

2  290 

OAL.  ft  OHI.  OANAL  ft  DCOK. 

66  68 

B3ABD  OF  TBADE  6b. 

400  1025^ 

OHI  PAOK  &  VB'>y  PFD 

10  62>^ 

15  

OHI  ft  B.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

150— ao't  IIK 

20  llM 

19..:  11 

O  OAS  LT  &  O  00  6s. 

9000    91^ 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

110— ao't  19% 

300- ao't  19^ 

5 —  oash  2034 

IOC— ao't  20I4 

60— ao't  50% 

300— ao't  20 

818  io 

16— oash  20% 

100  19^ 

6 —  cash  2(1 

10— oash  19% 

10  19^ 

600— ao't  19% 

350— ao't  19% 

25  19% 

127  19% 

60— ao't  19^ 

AM.    8.,BAW  BOABD. 
110  60 

60— ao't  49% 

160— ao't  49% 

125  49% 

150— ao't   49% 

60— ao't  49% 

60— ao't  49% 

50  --ao't  49% 

200— ao't  49 

ICO— ao't  49  V 

76  49 

250— ao't  48% 

2  48 

60 — ao't  48% 

150— ao't  48 

DIAMOND  MATOH  OO.,  ILL. 

60— ao't  131^ 


A  MODEL  SUBURB. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association  report  a  fair  busi- 
ness for  this  season  of  the  year.  Within  the  past 
month  they  have  sold  eight  houses  and  lots,  at  prices 
ranging  from  $2,500  upward.  They  have  had  a  good 
inquiry  for  property  in  and  about  May  wood  and  And 
business  improving  as  the  summer  advances.  May- 
wood  lies  on  the  west  bank  of  the  Desplaines  river, 
four  and  one-half  miles  west  of  the  city  limits.  The 
land  is  about  ninety  feet  above  Lake  Michigan,  some 
thirty  feet  above  the  Desplaines  river,  and  is  high, 
Iry  and  healthful.  The  river  affords  perfect  drain- 
age. 

The  property  of  the  Proviso  Land  Association  com- 
prising 200  acres,  is  in  the  western  half  of  the  village 
of  Maywood  and  is  finely  improved.  A  number  of 
streets  are  paved,  several  sewers  are  now  built,  and 
plans  are  being  made  for  sewering  the  whole  terri- 
tory. Water  works  are  now  in  process  of  construc- 
tion. The  expectation  is  to  have  an  ample  supply  of 
of  pure  artesian  water  in  all  of  the  streets  by  Sept. 
15  1895.  An  electric  light  plant  is  in  operation,  fur- 
nishing arc  and  incandescent  lights  for  street  and 
house  lighting.  All  the  improvements  are  of  the 
best  possible  nature.  Clauses  are  inserted  in  all  con- 
tracts and  deeds  establishing  a  i5-foot  building  line 
on  all  .streets  but  St.  Charles  and  Nineteenth  avenue, 
prohibiting  the  erection  of  buildings  costing  less 
than  $1,250,  and  stopping  for  all  time  the  purchase, 
sale  and  manufacture  of  malt  or  spirituous  liquors. 
The  Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railway  operates 
forty  trains  daily  between  Maywood  and  Chicago  and 
the  Great  Western  six  trains.  About  four  miles  of 
electric  street  railway  are  in  operation  within  May- 
wood's  limits.  Churches  of  all  denominations  are  es- 
tablished, and  the  school  .-system  is  second  to  that  of 
no  other  suburb,  consisting  of  a  high  school  and  four 
grammar  schools  under  the  charge  of  efficient  teach- 
ers. Altogether,  Maywood  may  be  described  as  an 
ideal  suburban  village. 


Augusta,  1895 

for  release  on  payment  of  a  prorata  proportion  of  the 
incumbrance.  Not  one  out  of  every  five  purchasers 
thus  imposed  upon  will  have  the  courage  or  means  to 
again  invest  in  a  lot  for  several  years  to  come,  and 
some  of  them  will  lose  their  confidence  in  real  estate 
as  a  safe  form  of  investment.  Reputable  real  estate 
dealers  in  Chicago  deserve  much  praise  for  honorable 
dealing  and  holding  up  the  standard  of  their  profes- 
sion against  the  encroachments  of  unscrupulous 
agents  who  have  done  as  mueh  to  depress  the  market 
as  the  hard  times. 


CONDITIONS  FAVORINB  SUBURBAN 
PROPERTY. 


SALOONS,  RESTAURANTS  AND  THEATRKS  SUFFER  ON 
ACCOUNT  OF  THE  BICYCLE  CRAZE. 


SELLING  LOTS  SUBJECT   TO  MDRTBASE. 


In  the  estimation  uf  some  real  estate  agents  who 
sell  real  estate  with  a  string  on  it,  any  newspaper 
that  refers  to  real  estate  swindles  or  real  estate  fak 
ers  is  "hurting  the  business."    It  has  always  been 
the  custom  in  Chicago  to  stipulate  with  the  purchas- 
ers of  lots,  subdivided  from  a  tract  of  land  under 
mortgage  to  save  them  harmless,  i.e.,  render  a  release 
deed  or  pay  off  the  incumbrance  so  as  to  give  the  lot 
buyer  a  clear  title     This  is  generally  done,  but  it 
has  happened  in  not  a  few  cases  that  the  seller  or 
grantor  of  lote  neglected  or  was  utterly  incapable  of 
paying  off  the  blanket  mortgage  or  of  giving  a  release 
deed,  although  numerous  purchasers  had  paid  for 
their  lots,  which  were  afterwards  included  in  fore- 
closure proceedings.   It  would  be  a  surprise  to  many 
people  if  the  Journal  would  come  out  some  of  these 
fine  Saturday  mornings  with  an  account  of  numerous 
foreclosures  now  in  progress  involving  the  titles  of 
many  poor  people  to  their  homes.    Under  the  good 
old  way  of  doing  business,  when  men  always  paid 
their  obligations  at  any  sacrifice  and  when  a  contract 
in  writing  or  under  seal  was  sacred  enough  to  fulfill 
at  all  hazards,  or  if  repudiated  or  broken  caused  the 
obligor  to  lose  his  reputation,  such  tricks  and  swin- 
dles did  not  occur.   Now  a  man  may  sell  subject  to  a 
trust  deed  or  mortgage  and  neglect  to  furnish  a  re- 
lease deed  or  save  the  purchaser  from  harm  and  then 
fail  to  do  anything  of  the  kind  because  he  became  in- 
solvent or  because  the  mortgagee  or  trustee  foreclosed 
the  blanket  mortgage  and  shut  him  out.   Then  the 
poor  lot  buyers  are  left  to  the  mercy  of  the  parties  in 
possession.  The  purchasers  of  lots,  having  paid  their 
money  all  or  in  part  for  their  lots,  are  in  a  position 
to  be  ousted,  or,  if  not  in  possession,  they  are  shut 
out.   Why  don't  the  Dispatch  or  some  other  enter- 
prising daily  newspaper,  whose  function  it  is  to  punc- 
ture frauds,  follow  up  the  "legal  sales  and  foreclos- 
ures" and  the  court  records  in  quest  of  real  estate 
swindles?   It  would  be  faund  that  buying  lots  sub- 
:iect  to  blanket  mortgages  is  not  a  profitable  invest- 
ment unless  provision  is  made  ia  the  original  papers 


A  great  change  has  taken  place  in  the  matter  of 
Sunday  amusements.  The  closing  of  business  houses 
at  noon  on  Saturday  favors  out-of-town  enjoyment 
and  recreation.  Information  received  at  the  city 
license  department  shows  that  saloons  are  suffering. 
Proprietors  of  restaurants  complain  bitterly  of  their 
meager  trade  on  Saturday  and  Sunday.  Saturday 
matinees  at  the  various  theatres  though  still  fairly 
well  patronized  show  a  falling  off,  and  Sunday 
theatres  and  amusement  places  are  going  out  of 
business,  mainly  because  the  bicycle  craze  takes  a 
majority  of  the  young  people  on  their  summer  va- 
cation to  the  suburbs  every  Saturday  and  Sunday 
just  as  fast  as  their  wheels  can  take  them.  Every 
road  at  all  passable  is  lined  with  the  cyclists  on 
Saturday  afternoon  and  all  day  on  Sunday  up  to 
eleven  and  twelve  o'clock  at  night.  The  Sabbath  is 
spent  in  the  groves  and  under  the  shade  trees  that 
line  the  country  roads  for  a  distance  of  twenty  to 
thirty  miles  from  the  city. 

The  result  of  all  of  this  is  to  benefit  suburban  real 
estate  because  thousands  of  tired  wage  workers  and 
well-to-do  young  people  see  and  learn  of  the  beauties 
of  country  life.  With  a  good  road  the  average  wheel- 
man can  travel  ten  or  twelve  miles  every  morning  to 
work  and  back  again  in  the  evening  in  an  hour  or 
less  without  fatigue,  thus  3aving  his  carfare  and  get- 
ting much  needed  exercise.  A  New  York  City 
journal  has  the  following  on  the  influences  of  bicycle 
riding  on  real  estate. 

"Last  week  we  indicated  some  of  the  directions  in 
which  the  bicycle  will  exert  an  influence  upon  sub- 
urban real  estate.    Our  remarks  have  stimulated 
several  of  our  readers  to  remind  us  that  the  good 
effects  of  this  new  means  of  locomotion  need  not  be 
confined  to  country  lots.    New  York  City  real  estate  : 
m^y  be  benefited,  too,  if  the  city  authorities  will 
Construct  suitable  streets  for  bicycling     In  towns 
the  general  use  of  the  bicycle  is  at  present  restricted 
to  parks  and  boulevards,  where  vehicular  traffic  is 
light.   The  machine,  consequently,  is  employed  only 
for  plearure  and  does  not  really  take  its  place  (as  it 
should)  as  a  means  for  general  locomotion.    Yet  its  ' 
possibilities  in  this  direction  are  very  great,  and  un- 
questionably it  would  be  used  by  tens  of  thousands 
in  this  city  for  business  purposes,  instead  of  cable  or 
trolley  or  elevated  road,  if  ooly  some  thoroughfare 
suitable  for  bicycling  were  constructed  from  the 
Battery  to  Harlem.   The  proposition  to  build  such  a 
thoroughfare  is  now  being  very  widely  advocated  and 
we  believe  the  L  A  W.  is  pushing  the  plans.  It 
should  obtain  the  support  of  real  estate  men  Bi- 
cycle roads  would  be  of  especial  value  in  the  twenty- 
third  and  twenty  fourth  wards,  and  could  be  pro- 
vided there  cheaply  and  easily  to-day,  while  the 
street  system  in  those  districts  has  not  yet  been  en- 
tirely preempted  to  other  uses.   Moreover,  it  has 
been  suggested  that  for  the  Battery-Harlem  road  the 
elevated  structure  be  employed    This  surely  is  feas- 
ible.   A  double-deck  arrangement  for  trains  along 
existing  lines  has  often  been  under  consideration  in 
rapid  transit  discussion  and  a  very  light  structure 
topping  the  present  railway  would  furnish  an  excel- 
lent thoroughfare  for  bicycles  from  which  no  doubt 
the  Manhattan  Company  could  obtain  a  profitable 
return  at  a  charge  of  perhaps  three  cents  for  each 
passenger." 


Hantington,  W.  Va. — The  oonnty  voted  in  favor  of  iasa- 
ing  f 30,000  in  bonds  to  assist  in  the  ooastrnotion  of  a  rail- 
road np  the  Gnyandotte  River. 

Santa  Rosa,  Oal. — The  Sapreme  Ooart  han  decided  that 
the  issnanoe  of  bonds  by  the  city  for  the  establishment  of 
water  system  was  illegal. 

Cherokee,  Kan. — The  water  works  bonds  carried  by  a 
large  majority. 


August  3,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtriLDlNG  JOURNAL. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Brokers  are  wondering  whether  the  recent  im- 
provement In  the  situation  lis  the  regular  thing  at 
this  time  of  year  or  whether  it  means  a  genuine,  per- 
manent advance.  The  week  and  fortnight  following 
the  Fourth  of  July  is  always  oppressively  dull.  Then 
usually  follows  in  the  last  weeks  of  July  or  the  first 
of  August  a  period  of  brightening  up  and  renewed 
inquiry  which  lends  new  hope  to  the  situation.  This 
same  routine  has  been  noticed  this  year,  but  it  is 
hoped  that  the  improvement  is  more  than  spasmodic 
and  the  indications  favor  this  view  of  the  market. 
The  character  of  recent  inquiries  leads  to  the  belief 
that  investors  have  at  last  become  thoroughly  con- 
vinced that  no  other  form  of  investment  is  so  secure 
and  profitable  in  the  long  run  as  real  estate.  Manu- 
factures and  mercantile  business  have  been  unprofit- 
able for  several  years.  Real  estate  has  been  dormant 
meantime,  but  It  is  never  wholly  unprofitable,  and  it 
is  almost  certain  to  increase  rather  than  decrease  in 
value. 

W.  R.  Hildebrand  &  Co,  have  opene''  a  new  sub- 
division at  Graceland  and  Western  avenues,  called 
Stensland's  subdivision.  'Several  sales  of  lots  have 
already  been  made  and  the  outlook  is  encouraging. 

Washington  Heights  is  again  coming  into  promi- 
nence as  a  promising  suburb.  The  Chicago  &  Engle- 
wood  Electric  railway  extends  to  this  village  and 
will  have  its  line  in  operation  by  November  1st  next. 
The  Chicago  Pneumatic  Steel  Elevator  Co.  has  lo- 
cated at  Washington  Heights  and  has  let  a  contract 
for  the  erection  of  a  large  building,  This  company 
has  a  capital  stock  of  1200,000  and  will  bring  a  large 
number  of  employes  into  the  town.  Hildebrandt  & 
Co.  report  a  number  of  sales  in  this  locality. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.  report  a  number  of  sales  at 
Chicago  Plains,  where  they  have  just  located  a  large 
piano  factory.  They  find  the  market  firm  for  inside 
property.  This  firm  have  been  appointed  agents  for 
the  creditors  of  the  Grant  Locomotive  Works  and 
have  made  a  selection  of  300  lots,  which  they  will  put 
on  the  market.  They  have  closed  a  sale  of  the 
southwest  corner  of  Stony  Island  avenue  and  64th 
street,  Charles  Custer  to  D  M.  Cummings  for  $27,700; 
also  have  purchased  several  pieces  of  property  for 
right  of  way  of  the  Northwestern  Elevated  railway. 

VALUE  OF  STATE  STREET  FRONTAGES. 

Suit  has  been  brought  by  Mrs.  Harriet  S.  Jones 
against  Joseph  E.  Otis,  J.  J.  P.  Odell,  J.  B.  Woodruff 
and  William  A.  Giles,  to  set  aside  the  valuation 
placed  upon  the  property  zlS  State  street,  owned  by 
Mrs.  Jones  and  leased  to  Mr.  Otis  on  a  long-term 
lease,  with  a  ten-year  revaluation  clause.  The  ap- 
praisal recently  compleled  is  for  the  current  ten  years 
from  May  1  last.  Mr.  Giles  and  Mr.  Woodruff,  the 
appraisers,  failed  to  agree  and  Mr.  Odell  was  called 
in  as  arbitrator.  His  suggestion  of  $2,800  a  front 
foot  was  agreed  to  by  Mr.  Woodruff  but  not  by  Mr. 
Giles,  who  had  held  to  a  valuation  of  $8,000  a  foot. 
The  property  is  25  by  100  feet,  and  under  the  figure 
agreed  to  by  a  majority  of  the  appraisers  ($2,800)  the 
ground  rent  would  be  $4,200  a  year.  This  is  a  low 
rental.  In  the  case  of  the  northwest  corner  of  State 
and  Van  Buren  streets  25  by  100  feet,  the  appraisers 
finally  agreed  on  a  valuation  of  $4,000  per  foot  and  a 
yearly  rental  of  $6,000.  According  to  this  appraisal 
the  Jones  property,  which  has  fully  as  good  a  loca- 
tion. Is  underrated.  The  proceedings  in  court  will 
doubtless  be  of  great  interest  as  tending  to  show  the 
value  of  State  street  property. 

AN  IMPORTANT  SALE. 

A  judicial  sale  of  more  than  ordinary  interest  will 
be  held  at  the  Real  Estate  Board  rooms  on  Thursday 
of  next  week  at  11  o'clock  in  the  forenoon.  The 
property  to  be  sold  is  100  by  150  feet  at  the  southwest 
corner  of  Jackscn  boulevard  and  Paulina  street,  im- 
proved with  a  stone  and  brick  building  of  eighteen 
flats.  The  appraised  valuation  of  this  property, 
which  is  to  be  sold  in  partition,  is  $50,000. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

At  the  meeting  of  the  town  council  of  Cicero  on 
Thursday  President  Pierce  vetoed  the  Metropolitan 


Electric  Street  Railway  ordinance,  which  was  passed 
at  the  meeting  previous.  He  pointed  out  that  the 
company  by  the  terms  of  the  ordinance  would  pay 
nothing  for  the  use  of  the  streets,  and  suggested  that 
they  pay  a  car  license  and  also  put  up  a  bond  of  $1000 
per  mile  for  the  construction  of  the  line.  The  time 
also,  he  said,  was  too  long,  four  years  being  allowed 
for  the  construction  of  any  part  which  it  might  deem 
fit.  The  ordinance,  he  also  stated,  did  not  provide 
for  transfers  to  other  lines.  The  vote  by  which  the 
ordinance  was  passed  was  then  reconsidered. 

A  meeting  of  owners  of  property  in  Sawyer  avenue 
was  held  Thursday  night,  at  1648  W.  Twelfth  street, 
to  protest  against  the  action  of  the  West  Side  Park 
commissioners  in  closing  the  avenue  at  Douglas 
boulevard.  The  park  commissioners  had  a  fence  built 
across  the  avenue  at  the  north  and  south  sides  of  the 
boulevard,  and  begun  digging  up  the  pavement  be- 
tween to  make  a  grass  plat  and  flower  bed.  The 
Sawyer  avenue  property  owners  protest  against  this. 
It  destroys  their  thoroughfare  between  West  Twelfth 
street  and  Ogden  avenue.  At  the  meeting  on  Thurs- 
day, over  which  Charles  A.  Fitch  presided,  he,  An- 
drew Rehan,  Henry  Scherer  and  Aldermen  Carter 
made  speeches  against  this  invasion  of  the  property 
owners'  rights  to  a  street  authorized  and  opened  by 
the  city  council.  A  committee  consisting  of  Andrew 
Rehan  Henry  Scherer.  F.  Wigman,  Charles  Laup 
and  William  Fox  was  appointed  to  engage  a  lawyer 
and  obtain  an  injunction  to  restrain  the  park  com- 
missioners from  vacating  the  avenue.  Charles  A. 
Fitch  was  engaged  to  conduct  the  case. 

The  Milwaukee  outing  in  which  from  500  to  700 
members  of  the  Chicago  Builders  and  Traders'  Ex- 
change will  parlicipate  to-day,  will  make  a  day  of  it, 
joining  with  their  Chicago  brethren  in  merrymaking 
in  Schlitz'  famous  park.  The  special  excursion  train 
which  conveyed  the  Chicagoans  to  the  cream  city 
left  the  Wells  street  depot  at  8:30  a.  m  ,  to  arrive  in 
Milwaukee  at  11  o'clock.  Milwaukee  builders  will 
meet  them  at  the  depot  and  with  bands  and  banners 
escort  them  to  electric  cars  bound  for  the  park,  where 
a  reception  will  precede  a  brief  season  of  speech- 
making.  Governor  Upham  and  Mayor  Koch  will  be 
among  the  speakers.  The  Chicagoans  will  leave  Mil- 
waukee at  7:15  p.  m.,  arriving  home  at  9:45  p.  m. 

William  H.  Cox  was  held  to  the  criminal  court  in 
bonds  of  $15,000  on  a  charge  of  forgery  by  Justice  W. 
H.  Wallis  on  Wednesday.  Martin  M.  Cooney  testified 
Cox  forged  a  deed  purporting  to  transfer  186  acres  of 
north  shore  property  between  the  river  and  Oak  street 
and  St.  Clair  street.  This  is  the  same  property  over 
which  Captain  Streeter  had  so  much  trouble  with 
north  shore  property  owners.  Cooney  claims  to  have 
settled  on  the  land  forty-three  years  ago  and,  as  a 
veteran  of  the  Mexican  war,  he  lays  claim  to  it. 


WEST  SIDE  ELECTRIC  LINES. 


The  substitution  of  the  electric  motor  for  horses 
on  four  west  side  lines  marks  an  important  step  in 
the  spread  of  trolley  over  that  division.  Over  a  third 
of  the  mileage  of  the  West  Side  street-car  lines  is  al- 
ready operated  by  electricity.  The  new  motor  is 
pulling  fully  half  of  the  total  number  of  lines  that 
have  hitherto  been  drawn  by  horses.  There  are  145 
miles  of  street  car  tracks,  inclusive  of  the  forty-five 
miles  of  cable  tracks,  in  operation  on  the  West  Side. 
Of  these  145  miles,  fifty  miles  are  already  running  by 
trolley. 

There  are  now  eight  lines  on  the  West  Side  that 
are  operated  by  the  overhead  wire.   These  lines  are: 

The  Armitage  avenue  line,  which  runs  east  and 
west  along  Armitage  avenue,  from  Milwaukee  ave- 
nue to  West  Forty-fourth  street. 

The  Milwaukee  avenue  branch,  which  runs  north- 
west from  the  end  of  the  Milwaukee  avenue  cable 
system  at  Armitage  avenue  to  the  town  of  Jefferson. 

The  North  avenue  line,  which  runs  east  and  west 
between  Milwaukee  avenue  and  Fortieth  street. 

The  Division  street  line,  running  east  and  west 
from  Milwaukee  avenue  to  California  avenue. 

The  Wbstern  avenue  line,  running  north  and  south 


from  Milwaukee  avenue  to  West  Fourteenth  street. 

The  Van  Buren  street  line,  running  east  and  west 
between  Kedzie  avenue  and  Halsted  street. 

The  Paulina  street  line,  which  runs  north  and 
south  along  Paulina  street  and  Ashland  avenue  from 
Milwaukee  avenue  and  Clybourn  place  to  Blue  Island 
a  venue. 

The  Robey  street  line,  running  from  Milwaukee 
avenue  to  Fourteenth  street. 

The  four  lines  which  are  to  use  the  trolley  at  once 
are: 

The  Ogden  avenue  line,  running  northeast  from 
Lawndale  to  Madison  street  and  Ashland  avenue. 

The  Harrison  street  line,  which  runs  from  Kedzie 
avenue  east  along  Harrison  street  to  Center  avenue 
and  along  Adams  street  across  the  river  to  the  east- 
ern end  of  the  Adams  street  bridge. 

The  Fourteenth  street  line,  which  runs  east  from 
Robey  street  to  Canal  street,  to  Twelfth  street, 
across  the  viaduct  to  Wabash  avenue. 

The  Eighteenth  street  line,  which  runs  from  Lea- 
vitt  street  on  the  West  Side  to  State  street  on  the 
South  Side. 

An  ordinance  has  been  passed  for  a  new  electric 
line  to  run  west  from  Logan  square  on  Fullerton 
avenue  to  the  city  limits  and  a  meeting  was  held  last 
evening  at  Franklin  Park  to  have  the  projected  line 
on  Grand  avenue  extend  to  that  suburb. 


DEATH  OF  WM.  S.  PROUDFOOT. 

At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  on 
Wednesday  of  this  week  the  Jf  olio  wing  resolutions 
were  passed: 

William  S.  Proudfoot,  in  the  fifty-ninth  year  of  his 
age,  has  been  called  from  our  midst  He  was  a  man 
of  scholarly  attainments  and  a  wise  counsellor. 
Those  of  us  who  knew  him  well,  came  to  look  upon 
him  as  a  most  reliable  man  in  counsel,  one  wliose 
judgment  very  seldom  erred  regarding  the  effects  of 
contemplated  improvements  upon  realty  values,  and 
those  who  were  fortunate  enough  to  follow  his  lead. 
Seldom,  if  ever,  went  astray.  He  was  unselfish  and 
just  in  all  his  kindnesses,  and  while  he  moved  quietly 
among  the  members  of  the  Board,  attending  our 
meetings  as  oft  as  business  engagements  would  per- 
mit, he  was  heartily  in  sympathy  with  all  the  move- 
ments of  the  Real  Estate  Board,  and  often  spoke  of 
the  vast  good  it  was  doing  for  the  city  of  Chicago, 
both  as  to  its  present  and  future  welfare.  He  was  a 
devoted  husband  and  father  and  a  consistent  and 
just  neighbor. 

Resolved,  That  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 
extends  its  sympathy  to  his  bereaved  family,  and 
that  the  members  of  the  Board  attend  the  funeral  in 
a  body. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  ) 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn  1  Committee. 
Wtlliam  a.  Merigold  ) 
Mr.  Proudfood  died  last  Sunday  at  Winnepeg.  The 

funeral  was  held  Wednesday  afternoon  from  his  late 

residence,  7759  Wright  street,  Chicago. 


DEATH  OF  BJQERN  EDWARDS. 

The  death  of  Mr.  B  Edwards,  of  the  firm  B.  Ed- 
wards &  Co.,  proprietors  of  The  American  Contrac- 
tor, caused  by  fatal  injuries  inflicted  Wednesday, 
July  31,  through  a  fall  from  a  building  in  course  of 
construction  in  Chicago,  of  which  he  was  the  owner, 
is  the  cause  of  much  sorrow  among  his  many  friends 
and  business  acquaintances. 

Mr.  Edwards  was  a  general  favorite  among  all  who 
met  him,  cheerful,  generous  and  a  stanch  friend.  He 
was  forty-five  years  of  age,  a  robust,  strong  and 
splendid  specimen  of  manhood;  the  possessor  of  a 
liberal  education  and  abundant  means.  His  untimely 
death  will  sorrowfully  affect  all  who  knew  him,  for 
the  world  can  illy  spare  such  a  man.  Mr.  Edwards 
was  occupied  for  several  years  past  with  building 
projects,  especially  his  large  apartment  building. 
He  had  only  nominal  supervision  over  The  American 
Contractor. 

Freano,  Oal. — The  city's  sewer  bonds  for  the  snm  of 
$40,00(1,  were  sold  to  B.  H.  Rollins  &  Oo.  at  a  premiam  of 
$326.    There  were  tout  other  bidders. 

Peoria,  III. — The  Park  Commissioners  will  soon  issue' 
$200,000  in  bonds.  The  bonds  will  probably  be  4  percent 
twenty-year  bonds,  with  privilege  of  redemption  after  five 
years. 


THS3  REAL  ESTATE  AKt)  BtJILDiNG  JOtTHNAL. 


Augnst  S,  l^flB. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

|Oompiled  by  Tboroton  &  Ohanoellor,  Members  of  the 
Ohioago  Bar.] 

A  tenant  under  a  lease  containing  a  cot'enant 
against  alterations  in  the  premises  by  the  tenant  ap- 
plied to  the  landlord  to  put  in  stairs.  The  landlord 
refused  to  incur  the  expense  but  told  the  tenant  that 
he  might  do  it  and  use  old  stairs  then  in  the  building. 
The  landlord  subsequently  attempted  to  have  the 
lease  forfeited  by  virtue  of  the  covenant  against 
alterations  in  the  premises  by  the  tenant.  The  court 
decided  that  the  landlord  had  vyaived  his  right,  hold- 
ing that  a  landlord  who,  by  his  words  and  conduct, 
causes  a  tenant  to  believe  that  he  will  not  enforce  a 
forfeiture  provided  for  in  the  lease  in  case  of  alter- 
ations In  the  piemises,  is  estopped  to  avail  himself 
of  such  forfeiture,  where,  in  that  belief,  the  tenant 
mal£es  alterations.— Supreme  Court  of  Illinois. 

StJBLETTING  PREMISES. 

A  tenant  who  sublets  a  portion  of  the  premises 
cannot,  by  a  surrender  of  a  portion  of  the  premises 
which  he  retained,  escape  payment  of  rent.  The 
fact  that  the  sub-tenant  agrees  to  pay  rent  to  the 
landlord  does  not  relieve  the  first  tenant  from  liabil- 
ity for  future  rent,  unless  the  landlord  accepts  the 
sab  tenantas  his  tenant. — Supreme  Court  of  Missouri. 

LEVYING  DISTRESS  WARRANT  BY  AGENT. 

The  authority  given  to  an  agent,  by  the  owner  of  a 
building,  to  receive  tenants  for  the  building,  collect 
rents,  and  to  make  contracts  for  repairs  and  insurance 
does  not  authorize  such  agent  to  talte  out  a  distress 
warrant  and  have  it  levied  upon  a  tenant's  property. 
— Supreme  Court  of  Appeals  of  Virginia. 

BIGHT  OF  BROKER  TO  COMMISSION. 

Where  a  real  estate  broker,  not  under  any  contract 
with  the  land  owner,  introduces  a  man  to  him  as  a 
possible  purchaser,  the  fact  that  the  owner  treats 
with  the  man,  and  makes  a  bargain  with  him,  does 
not  effect  a  contract  of  agency  with  the  broker,  so  as 
to  entitle  the  broker  to  commissions. — Supreme  Court 
of  Minnesota. 

Where  a  real  estate  broker  has,  at  the  request  of 
the  owner  cf  the  land,  secured  a  customer  who  enters 
into  negotiations  with  the  owner,  and  such  owner 
expressly  agrees  with  the  broker  that  he  will  pay  him 
a  specified  sum  as  commissions,  if  the  negotiations 
are  successfully  completed,  and  an  exchange  is  Anally 
consummated  on  terms  agreed  on  between  the  owner 
and  purchaser,  the  broker  is  entitled  to  the  stipulated 
commission. — Supreme  Court  of  Minnesota. 

A  broker  is  not  entitled  to  commissions  for  a  sale 
where  the  customer  found  by  him,  having  declined  to 
purchase,  afterwards  calls  the  attention  of  a  third 
person  to  the  land,  who  purchases  through  another 
agent.— Supreme  Court  of  Michigan. 

A  real  estate  agent  is  not  entitled  to  commissions 
from  th  purchaser,  as  agreed  on  between  them, 
where  the  agent  asks  the  purchaser  a  price  greatly 
in  excess  of  that  fixed  on  the  land  by  the  seller,  and 
conceals  from  the  purchaser  the  real  price  for  which 
the  seller  had  instructed  him  to  sell  to  the  purchaser. 
—Supreme  Court  of  Michigan. 


OTHER  RECENT  DECISIONS. 


MERCHANTABLE    TITLES  —  EFFECT    OF  ENCROACH- 
MENTS ON  ADJOINING  LOTS— MECHANIC'S  LIEN 
FOR  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  APPARATUS. 

The  opinion  of  the  Superior  Court  of  New  York  by 
Mcidam,  J.,as  to  the  effect  of  an  encroacl^ment  on 
adjoining  land,  and  holding  that  where  the  front 
walls  of  the  buildings  on  the  property  defendant  con- 
tracted to  convey  to  the  plaintiff  encroached  upon 
the  public  street  from  two  to  three  inches,  it  was 
such  an  encroachment  upon  the  title  as  to  make  it 
unmarketable,  and  entitled  the  plaintiff  to  judgment 
for  a  return  of  the  deposit  paid  by  him  on  the  con- 
tract for  the  purchase  of  real  estate.  Believing  the 
principle  involved  correct,  the  Legal  News  su?gests 
to  the  City  of  Chicago  ohat  it  would  be  well  for  it  to 
look  to  its  street  lines,  and  see  that  it  has  all  the 
land  that  belongs  to  it.   The  attention  of  abstract 


makers  and  real  estate  dealers  is  directed  to  this  op- 
inion. As  land  gets  more  valuable  every  owner  will 
want  every  inch  that  belongs  to  him. 

The  question  whether  a  mechanic's  lien  will  attach 
to  electric  light  apparatus  has  been  decided  by  the 
New  Jersey  court  of  chancery,  which  held  last  May, 
in  the  case  of  Hughes  vs.  The  Lamberville  Electric 
Light,  Heat  &  Power  Co.,  that  wires  and  insulators, 
which  are  used  in  forming  and  completing  the  con- 
nection between  an  electric  light  and  power  plant 
and  dwellings,  stores  and  other  public  places,  for  the 
purpose  of  conveying. or  transmitting  light  and  heat 
thereto,  are  fixtures,  within  the  provisions  of  the 
mechanic's  lien  law. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


A  structure  to  be  known  as  the  Mosser  Apartment 
Building  will  be  erected  on  West  Congress  street, 
near  Campbell  avenue,  at  a  cost  of  $20  OOi). 

Architect  W.  J.  Brookes  has  prepared  plans  for  two 
modern  houses  at  Kimbark  avenue  and  Fifty-second 
street.  They  will. cover  50  by  70  feet,  three  stories 
high,  have  Bedford  stone  fronts,  mansard  roofs,  hard 
wood  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$15,000. 

Charles  S  Spohr  is  preparing  plans  f  ir  a  building 
to  contain  eight  flats,  to  be  erected  on  FuUerton  ave- 
nue. It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  60  by 
80  feet,  with  front  of  stone  and  pressed  and  orna- 
mental brick  and  interior  finish  in  oak,  to  cost 
$20,000. 

Architects  Tuthill  &  Atchison  have  completed 
plans  for  a  residence  at  Monmouth,  111  ,  for  W.  S. 
Weir  It  will  be  three  storits  and  basement  high,  42 
by  41  feet,  finished  in  hard  woods  and  provided  with 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $15,000.  It  will 
contain  twelve  rooms. 

Swift  &  Hall  are  completing  plans  for  a  residence 
in  Madison  avenue,  between  Forty-ninth  and  Fiftieth 
street,  for  R.  B.  Swift,  two  stories,  attic  and  base- 
ment, 36  by  56  feet,  in  the  colonial  style,  with  exter- 
ior of  stone  and  brick,  and  the  latest  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $9,000  to  $10,000. 

W.  A.  Youmans  &  Brother  have  prepared  olans  for 
a  flat  building  at  Perry  avenue  and  Seventy-second 
streets  for  Garner  Brothers.  It  will  be  three  stories 
high,  33  by  60  feet,  have  stone  front,  tile  and  compo- 
sition roof,  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and  modern  im- 
provements, at  the  cost  of  $12,000. 

E.  A.  Hogenson  has  prepared  plans  and  is  letting 
contracts  for  a  building  to  contain  six  flats  on  West 
Ohio  street,  near  Leavitt,  for  Mr.  Carlson.  It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  33  by  62  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  Georgia  pine 
finish  and  modern  improves  ents,  at  a  cost  of  $7,500 

Architect  Arthur  Foster  has  made  plans  for  three 
flat  buUdings  at  5017,  5021  and  5023  Calumet  avenue, 
for  J.  C.  Daley,  Mrs.  Stanton  and  Hugh  Daley.  They 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  22x59  feet 
each,  have  stone  fronts,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat 
and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$27,000. 

Architect  W.  K.  Johnston  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
Presbyterian  church  at  Elgin,  111  It  will  consist  of 
basement  and  one  story,  46  by  71,  be  built  of  frame 
and  stone,  have  shingle  roof,  stained  glass  windows, 
Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  seat  300  people.  It  will 
also  contain  a  lecture-room  classroom  and  choir- 
room.    Cost,  $3,000. 

Architect  H.  H.  Richards  has  prepared  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  Wallace 
street,  near  Thirty-ninih,  for  F.  Klemp.  The  struc- 
ture will  cover  50  by  85  feet,  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  with  front  of  blue  Bedford  stone,  oak 
and  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  will  cost  $21,000.  It  will 
contain  twelve  suites  of  four  and  five  rooms  each. 

Architect  D  S.  Pentecost  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
flat  building,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by 
60  feet,  with  front  of  Portland  stone  and  oak  finish, 
which  is  to  be  erected  at  1  96  West  Congress  street, 
for  S.  C.  Briscoe,  at  a  cost  of  $8,000.  He  has  also 
made  plans  for  a  two-story  and  basement  flat  puild- 
ing,  24  by  60  feet,  with  a  stone  front  and  pine  oil  in- 
terior finish,  to  be  erected  at  2029  Congress  street,  for 
Mrs.  Thomas  Pitt,  at  a  cost  of  $4  500. 

Architect  Carl  Nielson  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
store  and  fiat  building  at  West  Ohio  street  bttween 
Noble  and  Bickerdike  streets, for  Captain  Gundersen, 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  24  by  75  feet,  have 
an  attractive  front  of  stone,  and  oak  finish,  to 
cost  about  $s.000  He  also  prepared  plans  for  a  build- 
ing to  contain  five  flats  at  3  Point  street,  for  John 
Thoresen.  It  will  be  two  stories  rnd  basement  high, 
21  by  75  feet,  have  stone  basement,  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  with  brick  bays,  yellow  and  white  pine 
finish,  costing  about  $5,500, 


Plans  are  now  in  preparation  by  the  same  archi- 
tect for  a  church  to  be  erected  on  Fairfield  avenue, 
near  Wabansia  avenue,  for  the  Humboldt  Park 
Swedish  Methodist  Congregation.  This  makes  the 
second  church  for  Swedes  in  this  vicinity.  Work  on 
the  Humboldt  Park  Swedish  Baptist  Church,  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  Fairfield  avenue  and  Cortland 
street,  for  which  G.  M.  Gunsteens  made  the  plans, 
was  reported  last  week.  The  two  churches  are  but 
two  blocks  apart.  The  Methodist  church  will  be  a 
fine  building  in  the  Romanesque  style  of  architec- 
ture, covering  an  area  of  50x55  feet,  with  facade  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  stained  glass  windows  and  a 
tower  with  steeple  seventy  feet  high.  It  will  have 
slate  roof,  hard  wood  interior  finish  and  cost  about 
$10,000,  The  main  auditorium  will  seat  about  500 
people,  and  the  arrangements  for  the  Sunday  school 
and  young  people's  society  will  also  be  spacious. 

Architect  William  Klewer  has  completed  plans  for 
a  church  to  be  erected  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Rns- 
coe  boulevard  and  Anna  street  for  the  German  Evan- 
gelical Lutheran  Epiphania  congregation.  The 
structure  is  designed  in  the  Gothic  style  of  architec- 
ture and  will  cover  45  by  92  feet  It  is  to  be  con- 
structed of  frame,  upon  a  stone  base,  and  will  have 
two  squre  towers,  of  which  one  is  capped  by  a  spire 
r<  aching  to  a  height  of  125  feet.  The  interior,  of 
which  the  main  auditorium  will  have  a  seating  ca- 
pacity of  1,000.  will  be  finished  in  oak  and  Georgia 
pine  and  be  provided  with  modern  improvements. 
Two  large  school  rooms  will  be  in  the  basement.  The 
cost  is  estimated  at  $10,000.  Also  plans  for  a  build- 
ing to  contain  four  flats  and  a  store,  to  be  erected  on 
North  Halsted  street,  near  Webster  avenue,  four  sto- 
ries and  basement  high,  25  by  86  feet,  have  Bedford 
stone  front,  hardwood  finish,  to  cost  about  $  0,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Milford,  Mioh. — Milford  has  voted  to  issae  $18,000  water 
bonds. 

Bolivar,  Mo. — The  oity  has  voted  to  issne  $8,600  water 
aod  lif;ht  bonds. 

8t.  Mark's,  Ohio. — The  oity  has  voted  to  issue  $50,000 
water  works  bonds. 

Ohenoa,  III. — This  plaoe  voted  to  issae  bonds  for  the 
erection  of  water  worfes. 

Marysville,  Oal. — This  town  voted  to  issue  $40,000  bonds 
to  provide  for  a  dranage  system. 

FresQO,  Oal. — This  plaoe  voted  on  the  qneation  of  issninK 
bonds  for  sobool  purposes  July  18. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — This  city's  recent  issne  of  $700,000 
bonds  were  disposed  of  at  1.12  37  I'rO. 

Worthington,  Minn. — The  city  voted  to  issne  $15,000  in 
bonds  to  put  in  an  eleotrio-light  plant. 

Dayton.  Ohio. — Rudolph  Kleybolte  &  Oo,  have  purchased 
$20,(00  bridge  bonds  at  a  premium  of  $131,39. 

Riverside,  Oal. — The  oity  has  voted  to  iss^e  $130,000  in 
bonds  for  street  improvements  and  eleotrio  lights. 

Newton,  Kan. — The  town  voted  $80,000  worth  of  bonds 
with  which  to  pay  and  refit  her  water  works  plant. 

Table  Rook,  Neb. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$15,Ui  0  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  school  house. 

Uellertown,  Pa. — It  is  probable  an  issue  of  bonds  will  be 
made  to  meet  the  cost  of  a  new  water  works  system. 

Newport,  Tenn. — The  town'  voted  in  favor  of  issuing 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $8,000  to  build  a  new  school  house. 

Perne,  Ind. — The  Miami  Oounty  Board  will  issue  bonds 
to  purchase  the  county  pikes.    Bids  will  soon  be  asked  for. 

Ashland,  Wis. — ishland  Oounty  has  voted  to  bond  itself 
$126,000  to  aid  the  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  &  Ashland  Road. 

Helena,  Mont. — The  $190,000  of  county  bonds  are  now 
ready  for  the  parohasers.  Address  J.  S.  Tooker  Oounty 
Olerk. 

Portland,  Ore. — The  $200,000  water  works  bonds  were 
purchased  by  Ouehman,  Fisher  &  Oo.,  at  par  and  accrued 
interest. 

Alexis,  111.— in  ordinance  has  been  pased  providing  for 
the  issue  of  $3,000  6  per  cent  village  bonds.  Thos.  R. 
Fergnsson,  olerk. 

Oinoinnati,  Ohio. — The  Oity  Oouncil  is  discussing  the 
issue  of  $3,000,000  3.65  per  cent  refunding  bonds  within 
the  next  six  months. 

Union  Oity,  Iowa. — The  Union  Oity  Council  has  author- 
ized the  School  Boaid  to  issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
$10,000  to  build  a  new  school  bouse. 

Kansas  Oity,  Mo.— The  issue  of  $3,000,000  bonds  to  por- 
cba-e  water  worfes  has  been  sold  to  a  syndicate  composed 
of  Kidder,  Peabody  &  Oo.,  R.  L.  Day  &  Oo.  aod  Brewster, 
Oobb  &  Estabrook,  of  Boston,  and  the  Illinois  Trust  ap^ 
Savings  Bank,  of  Ohioago.  A  premium  of  $48,000  weiil 
offered  by  the  syndicate. 


August  3,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AKD  BUILDl^TG  JOtfRltAL. 


WaahiDgtoD,  Pa. — West  Washington  school  direotors 
issued  bonds  for  $4,200,  which  have  been  bons;ht  up  at 
onoe  by  the  Dime  Savings  Institation- 

Harrisville,  Mich. — The  Snpervisors  of  Alcona  Coonty 
have  snbmitted  to  the  people,  to  vote  upon,  the  proposi- 
tion to  issae  $60,000  in  bonds  to  bnild  good  roads. 

Forsyth,  Qa.— The  question  of  a  new  oourt  house  for 
Monroe  County  has  been  definitely  settled  by  the  Oonnty 
Oommissioners.  The  money  will  be  raised  either  by  direct 
taxation  or  by  an  issue  of  bonds.  The  people  will  be 
given  an  opportunity  to  declare  their  preferenre.  It  is 
proposed  to  limit  the  bond  issue  to  $26,000. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Soath  Pk,  Keith's  add.  it  19  8  e  !4  14  38  U;  with  Improveineuts  there- 
on. Aug  2U.  Seo  H  SteveoB,  m^ater,  llu  La  dalle  at.  L  N. 

MarstoQ  &  AuRur's  sab,  It  28  b  4  b  w  !4  a  w  ^4  890  20;  and  It  8  b  9  Snow 
St  DlcklnsoD'a  Garfield  blvd  sab  aeo  17  38  14.  Aug  21.  Walter  Batler, 
maeter,  S6  Portland  bik.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Bersrer'a  add.  Ita  45,  46,  47  and  48  b  2  8ab  in  aeo  32  38  IB.  Aug 
21.  Walter  Batler,  master.  L  N. 

Frazler'B  sub.  It  42  b  1.  w  H  n  e  !4  n  e  !4  1  w  ^  seo  8  38  14.  Aug  21. 

Walter  Butler,  masler.  L  N. 
Dicker  &  Baker's  add,  e  12V4  ft  It  21,  w  25  ft  It  22,  b  2,  Austin,  8  w  i4  e 

e  a  sec  5  39  13.  Aug  6.    PL  tjhermaa,  maater,  56  Keapar  bli.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger'a  let  add.  It  34  b  6,  sab  8  w  >4  sec  32  38  16.    Aag  13, 

Jas  B  Mann,  maater,  175  Dearborn  at.  L  N. 
Weddell  &  Cox'a  anb.  Its  47,  48  b  6  w  V4  n  o  H  seo  20  88  14.  Ang  13,  IC  a 

m  Jaa  B  Maun,  maeter.  L  N. 
Orof  a'  aub,  It  10  b  2  8  e  !4  a  w  M  eeo  5  38  14.  Aug  10.  Edm  S  Oummlnga, 

maater,  701  Kedzle  bidg.  L  N. 

0  *  0  0  *  D  Oo'a  aub,  It  33  b  15  sees  5-and  6  37  15.  Aug  27.  Wm  H  Hill, 
admtr.  L  N. 

South  Oh'go,  Taylor's  1st  add.  It  4  b  16  n  trl  '/i  of  frl  sec  8  37  16;  also 
It  '^7  aub  of  e  >4  a  e  H  8  w  )4  s  w  frl  ^  of  frl  sec  8  37  16;  also  It  2T  sab 
e  H  s  e  H  a  w  H  a  w  frl  H  frl  seo  6,  south  of  Indian  boundary  line, 
37  15,  subjtot  to  dower  right.  Aug  27.  E  A  Behnke,  adiutr.  L  N. 

Rcott's  aub,  w  K  w  H  b  1,  Sheffield's  add,  Its  38  39  4iJ  and  41;  also  Its  8 
and  9  Jones'  sub.  It  22  Pine  (Irove  sub,  frl  sec  21  40  14;  also  It  6  Ben- 
son <&  Allen's  aub,  w  pt  n  e  ^  b  41  0  T  sab,  33  40  14.  Aug  14.  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N. 

0  &  0  O  <fc  D  Go's  aub.  It  41  b  11  frl  aeca  5  and  6  37  15.  Aug  12.  Thos 
Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Ohlcago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Soger's  sub,  It  27  b  2  sub  n  e  H  8  w  <4  4  39  12.  Aug  12.  H  L  Wait,  mas- 
ter, 110  La  Salle  St.  L  N. 

Assr'f  dir.  e  V4  s  49t4  ft  sab  It  1  n  e  H  It  22,  a  33  f t  of  w  K  e  V4  lot  23  b 
2  sheffldld's  add.  Sept  7.  Frank  Kettlnger,  Jr,  Jos  Arnold,  execn- 
tora.  L  N. 

Sampson  &  areen's  sub.  It  47  b  4.  Aug  29.  P  J  Flynn,  admtr.  L  S. 
Oh'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Fortin's  sub.  It  7  of  its  20  to  24  sab  e  H  and  e  8 

ft  of  w  ^  >-ab  blk  I  b  44  in  e  H  8  w  H  29  40  14.   Ang  12.    H   L  Walt, 

master.  L  K. 

Blue  laid,  Jernberg's  add.  It  35  b  9  sab  e  V%  n  e  !^  sec  26  37  13.  Aug  21. 

Walter  Batler,  maeter.  L  N. 
Knglewood,  Weddell  *  'ox'a  add,  und  Vt  It  498,  syi  ft  it  487  sub  e  Ms 

w  !4  aeo  20  38  14.  Aug  28.  B  H  Brigham,  admtr.  L  N. 

Jacobs'  aub,  lis  6  to  14  Ino,  b  1  and  a  portion  of  Its  12  13  14  in  School 
TroBteed  aub,  aec  16  38  14.  Aug  31.  U  L  Walt,  maater,  110  LaSalle  at. 
L  N. 

Pcrlah  aub.  It  I,  its  23  and  24  b  1,  Hutchiuaon's  sub  of  b  3  e  '/i  a  w  !4  2 
88  14.  Aug  20.  H  L  Wait,  maater.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  McEey'a  add,  w  16^  ft  It  22  b  2  n  w  ^  D  e  ^  sec  3  38  14.  Ang 

20.  H  L  Wait,  maater.  L  N. 
Lowther's  sab.  Its  1,  2  and  3  b  2  e  ^  n  e  H  °  w  H  sec  13  39  13.   Aug  19. 

Euw  A  Dicker,  maater,  llu9  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

0  T  aub  in  Barry's  aub.  It  44  n  b  24  3ec  31  4  )  14.  Aug  21.  Geo  Mills 
ttogera,  master,  100  Washington  at   L  N. 

Basbees'  anb,  e  12  ft  It  4  w  32  10-12  ft  It  5  BnaheeaV'sub  of  e  7  rods  It  12 
Llnsenbarth's  sub,  etc.  Aug  14.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  1  or  e  1-6  of  8  e  H  8  e  H  ^eo  2  42  12  Aug  20.  Geo  M  Stevena,  master, 
110  LaSalle  St.  NOB. 

Sampson's  sub.  It  94  b  4  Sampson  &  Green's  add.  Aug  9.  Hiram  Bar- 
ber, maater  526  Opera  Uou^e  bldg.  NOB. 

Sooth  Yt  It  25  2nd  all  It  28  b  4  seoind  plat  of  Woodlawa  sub  e  22  acres 
n  H  u  w  !4  sec  2;i  38  14  on  Myrtle  av  and  66th  st.  Aug  14.  George 
Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  N  B  R. 

Ooruell,  It  2  8  6%  ft  It  1  b  86  sab  seo  26  aad  35  38  14;  also  Ita  4  and  6  b  2 
Olark  Se  Maraton's  2nd  add,  Olarkdale,  n  e  a  w  !i  aec  35  38  13,  alao 
Its  2,  3,  4,  6,  6  and  7  iu  b  60  Ooraell,  eoc  26  and  36  38  14.  Aug  19.  E(w 
A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Trego  &  Smith's  sub,  It  13  b  2  sab  of  w  697  ft  e  18  aores  w  34  acres  s  64 
acres  u  w  >^  26  39  13.  Aug  9.  WE  Humphrey,  master,  539  Monad- 
nock  bldg.  NOR. 

Assr's  dlv,  n  Vi  e  Vi  It  11.  It  19  b  2  Sheffield's  add,  with  tram?  coUage. 
Aag  16.  Dorothea  Seidel,  admtrz.  NOR. 

Springfield,  111  Darling  &  Taylor's  add.  It  3  b  4.  Aug  9.   Susan  Oamp, 

Guardian.  NOR. 
Walsh  Sc  UoMuUen'H  sub.  It  27  sub  b  "A"  b  11  s  ^  s  e  ^  20  39  14.  Aug 

16.  John  Peoha,  executor.  NOR. 
Mcintosh's  sab,  It  6  nab  of  w  124  ft  Its  17  and  18  b  22  Hyde  Pk,  e      s  e 

!4  and  e  Vi  D  e  trl     sec  11  etc.  Ang  8.    Jas  R  Mann,  maater,  176 

Dearborn  st.  NOR. 
Brown's  add,  It  63  h  3  e  Vi  n  e  ^  32  39  14.  Aug  10.  J  P  Mahoney,  mas. 

ter,  1313  Ashland  bik.  N  U  R. 
Earvey,  Its  28  and  29  b  88  pt  a  ^  sec  17  36  14  together  with  bs  53,  65,  64 

62,  63,  61,  66  68,  66,  69,  70  and  pt  of  b  67  sec  17  s  Vi  sec  8  36  14.  Aug 

10.  J  P  Mahoney,  master.  NOR. 

0  T  sub.  n  2i  ft  It  49.  s  Vi  It  48,  e  V4  b  18  e  ^  seo  29  40  14.  Aag  14.  Geo 

Basa,  master.  NUB. 
Butterfleld's  add,  It  48  in  sec  4  39  14  on  Olyboarn  av,  Ohlcago.  Aag  24. 

Margaret  Mctieon,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Qroaa'  &th  add,  it  93  with  buUdiags  and  improvements. 
Sept  7.  J  P  Mabonby,  master,  1313  Ashland  blE.  NOB. 

Toang  db  Olarksoo's  sab.  It  34  b  1,  b  9  Ist  add  to  EeuBiogton  22  and  37 
87  14.  Aug  19.  £dw  A  Dicker,  master,  llu9  Tacoma  blig.  NOR. 

Ward's  sab.  It  4  b  2  of  Its  1,  4  and  5  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub,  sec  6  38  14. 

Ang  16°  ivm  F  0  oper,  mas.er,  94  LaSalle  st.  FOR. 
Dolton,  Reich's  add.  It  9  b  2  aub  of  pt  s  w  ^  south  of  river,  seo   34  37 
14.  Aug  6.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 


White's  sub,  Its  26,  27  and  23,  n  ^  b  14  Walker's  sub.  So  Illinois  A 
Mich  OauBl,  n  w  !4  sec  31  39  14.  Aug  18.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llo 
LaSalle  St.  NOR. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross' 6th  add.  It  92  and  Improvements.  Sept  7.  J  P 
Mahoney,  maeter.  NOR. 

Wiener's  sab.  sub  \U  20  and  21  It  1  bs  8  and  9  Brand's  sub  n  e  U  26  40 
13  and  Its  46  47  acd  48  b  16  Avondale;  also  Its  19  and  20  b  2  Common's 
aub,  sec  U  41  13.  Aug  16.  R  J  Drlnkwater,  guardian.  N  0  0  R. 

Qaifield  sab.  It  44  b  19  s  e  M  see  34  40  13.  Aag  19.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas  - 
ter.  NOR. 

Lts  19  to  31  Inc.  b  1,  Its  19  to  2i  inc.  b  2.  Us  1  to  27  Inc,  b  3,  Its  1  to  14 
ioc,  aud  Its  28  to  41  inc,  b  4  la  the  sob  of  part  of  e  H  8  w  <4  seo  8  89 
1,1.  Aug  2 1.  Ohas  T  Faraon,  master,  1U8  Dearborn  st.  NOR. 

Hall'<  anb.  It  61,  b  25  O  T  sub,  n  V4  and  n  V4  s  e  ^  aod  e  V4  8  w  ^  sec  33 
4U14.  Aug  23.  John  Summerling,  admtr.  NOR. 

Oh'go.  Flston'B  add,  n  ^  lot  5  b  34,  with  Improve  aents.  Sept  7,  J  P 
Mahoney,  m  ;ster.  N  0  K. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  b  5  sec  36  41  12,  Aug  16.  Geo  M  Stevens,  mas- 
ter.  NOR. 

E  Washington  Hgts  sub.  Its  36,  37,  38,  39  b  27,  w  hf  n  w  H  8  w        sec  9 

37  It;  also  It  96  and  s  It  93  Gross  6th  Homboidt  Pk  add.  Sept  7.  J 
P  Mahoney,  master.  NOB. 

Young  &  Olarkson's  aub.  It  35  b  1,  b  9,  1st  add  to  Eensington,  sub  of  pt 
sec  22  and  27  37  14  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  N  U  R. 

Seipp's  sab.  It  28  aub  blk  3  w  H  D  w  !4  sac  25  38  14.  Aag  19.  Edw  A 
Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Keith's  sob.  It  10  s  ^  n  n  e  H  »  a  M  Q  w  i4  sec  8  38  14.  Aug  16.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Jacobs'  sub,  und  It  44  b  1,  b  10  Stone  b  Whiting's  sub,  pt  of  sec  6 
and  7  38  14.  Aug  30.  Frank  Bernasek,  admtr.  NOR. 

Baird  &  Bradley's  aub.  It  7  in  b  1  of  pt  of  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  w  H  and  pt 
of  the  w  of  the  n  e  of  sec  6  39  14.  Aug  9,  11am.  Henrietta 
Heoson,  admtrz.  NOR. 

Hacsen's  sub,  the  e  87.7  ft  of  It  23  in  sec  6  39  13.  Aug  9,  II  am.  Otto 
Foerster,  executor.  NOR. 

Piper's  sub,  It  22  lo  b  4  and  It  1  in  b  6  of  the  s  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  a 
w  '4  of  the  8  w  !4:  e  '4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  a  w  H  and  the  s  e  !4  of 
the  s  w  ^  -  f  the  s  w  H  all  1°  eeo  32  88  14.  Aug  16,  2  p  m.  Oonstance 
Booty,  admtrx  NOR. 

Rand's  sub,  It  16  of  b  34  ia  Stone  &  Whitney's  sab  of  the  v  Yt  ot  the  s 
e  H  of  seo  6  and  the  n  %  and  w  H  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  7  38  14.  Aug  21, 
1  p  m.  F  T  Einnare,  admtr.  NOR. 

An  und  Yt  of  the  n  w  '4  and  the  8  6%  ot  that  pt  of  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  w 
!4  of  seo  12  39  13.  Ang  6, 11  a  m.  Addle  L  Polk,  guardian.    L  N. 

Norwood  Pk,  Its  in  to  13  la  b  16  and  Its  6  to  9  in  b  24.  Aug  6,  11  a  m. 
Oruesb  Ratishaaser,  assignee.  L  M. 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  6  in  sec  11  38  13. 
Ang  19,  I  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  IdO  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Blue  Isld  ''k  add,  It  9  in  b  2.  being  a  sub  of  the  e  Vi  of  the  w  Vi  and  the 
w  Vi  of  the  w  vi  of  the  e  V4  of  the  s  e  V4  of  sec  30  37  14.  Aug  3, 1  p  m. 
Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Eedzle  bldg.  L  N. 

Ashland  add.  Its  I  to  6  in  b  4.  Aug  6,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  master, 
56  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Ogden's  add,  sablt  4  in  the  sub  of  Its  12  to  16  In  b  23.  Ang  9,  11  a  m. 
Mary  Olson,  admtrz.  NOB. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Taylor  &  Knight's  sab.  It  13  b  6  Duncan  sub,  e  Vi  n  w  H  8ec  4  38  14. 
Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jaa  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

Hall's  sob,  It  4  of  Its  115,  117  Butterfield's  add.  Aug  6,  10  am.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Bla-nruser's  sab,  the  n  26  ft  of  It  3S,  the  3  50  ft  of  the  n  100  ft  of  It  34, 
the  s  '25  ft  of  It  34  of  the  s  100  acres  of  the  s  e  H  of  seo  21  41  13.  also 
that  pt '  f  Its  12,  13  and  15  in  Owner's  sub  of  the  w  Vi  of  sea  21  41  13. 
Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Elston's  add.  It  6  In  enb  of  Its  1,  2  and  3  in  b  93,  sees  4  and  S  39  14. 
Ang  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Storkes'  sub,  the  n  30  ft  of  Its  17, 18  aud  the  s  10  ft  of  It  19  in  b  11  of 
Aubarn,  being  a  resub  of  b  i  1  to  16  in  the  w  Vi  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  28 

38  14.  Aug  6,  lU  a  m.  Jas  Peass  sheriff,  N  O  K. 

Dunn's  sub,  w  Vi  U  6  of  the  s  111  ft  of  the  w  Vi  of  It  16  School  Trustees 
sub  otnYi  sec  16  38  14.  Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Pullman,  Fallls  &  Gano's  add.  It  35  and  S%  ft  of  It  34  in  b  6.  Aug  6,  10 
am.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 

(too  latb  to  classify.) 
Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Claik  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
4U9-411.  S3cond-olass  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offioes  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offioes  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  76th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  260  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  snbdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3, 

Clark  Bc  ti,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  parposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Excnrslon  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  BarllUKton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukee,  Hartland,  Nasbotah,  Oconomowoc,  Kilboum,  Sparta, 
St.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Mionetonka,  Tomahawk,  Mlnocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wlsconoin,  Minnesota, 
Ihe  Michigan  Peuinsala  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  eich  week  to  Wisconsin  Besorls. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  farther  Information  apply  at  ticket  offiee, 
93  AdamB  street,  or  Union  Passsager  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


REPORT  OF  THE  COVDITION  OF  THE 

GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK, 

Of  Chicago,  In  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  the  close  of  business, 
July  II,  1895. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  Discounts   $3,536,676.38 

Overdrafts   4,779.71 

United  Stdtesand  other  Stocks  and  Bonds  248,171.37 

Furniture  and  Fixtures   4,665.00 

Redemption  Fund   2,250  00 

Casli  and  sight  Exchange    1,416,972.37 

Total  $5,263,514.83 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  Stock  $1,000,000.00 

Surplus  Fund   115,000.  0 

Undivided  Profits   7,0^2  21 

Unpaid  Dividend   1,964.00 

Circulation   45,000  00 

Deposits   4,094,528.6^ 

Total  $5,263,514.83 

officers: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Pres.     E.  H.  Pearson,  Vice-Pres. 

D.  A.  Moulton,  2dV.-Pres.  C.C.Swinborne,  Ass'tCash. 

directors: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Alson  E.  Clark, 

E.  H.  Pearson,  Samuel  H.  Sweet, 
William  H.  Harper,  Bernard  A.  Eckhart, 
Robert  L.  Henry,                  James  L.  High, 
Everett  W.  Brooks,               Amos  Grannis, 

O.  D.  Wetherell,  D.  A.  Moulton, 

J.  H.  Pearson. 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BtriLDlNG  JODttfTAL. 


AtlffUst  3,  1895» 


MAP  showing  territory  south  of  55th  street 
extending  to  the  southern  boundary  ot  tae 
Town  of  Bloom  and  east  to  Griffith  station  on 
the  Elgin,  Joliet  &  Eastern  R.  R. 


Augusts,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


735 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening 
Aug.  1,  1895. 

Sales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   828 

Olty,  under  $1,000   148 

Ooanty  ^  166 


Amoant 
$1,642,186 
84,300 
380,600 


Total  „-,^   627 


$2,107,186 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Aug.  2,  1894. 

Soles.  Amonnt 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            273  $1,890,467 

Olty,  under  1,000                           105  6!>,630 

county                                        123  247,930 


Total   601 


$1,897,927 


Aberdeen  at,  75  ft  s  of  73d,  e  f  25x1 24>^; 

Jaly  11.  L  A  MoGinn  to  A  MoGinn.$2,000 
Aberdeen  st,  97  ft  b  of  68th,  w  f  25x124, 

Ang  1.  0  Moneon  to  J  Hoha  $2,000 

Ada  Bt,  n  w  oor  84th,  e  f  300x265)^;  Jaly 

22.  J  Rutledge  to  T  W  Brophy ....  f  12,000 
Adams  Bt,  76  ft  w  of  S  43d  av,  n  f  25x 
1211^;  July  26.  W  D  Fisher  to  T  J  Rioe 

  16,600 

Albapy  av,  25  f  t  n  of  W  School  st,  e  f  31% 
xl37:  Jane  7.  A  Haelbner  to  E  Melma 

 |2,420 

Albany  av,  76  ft  n  of  Traro  Bt,  e  f  37i^x 
170;  Jaly  1.  J  L  Lombard  to  D  Rehm 

 f  3,750 

Albany  av,  203  ft  s  of  14th  pi,  e  f  373^x 
170;  Jaly  1.  J  L  Lombard  to  D  S  Jaflfray 

  .   $3,760 

Alexander  st,  450  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av, 
n  f  25x67;  Jaly  26.  M  Farler  to  M  Qainn 

 |2,500 

Anthony  av,  217  f t  s  e  of  a  Park,  s  w  f  25 
xl2&;  Jaly  6.  0  A  MoMinn  to  B  M  Ban- 
day   $4,500 

Archer  av,  n  e  oor  Rockwell  st,  160  ft  on 
Archer  av  by  160  ft  on  Rockwell  et,  Jaly 
24.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Oicero  Bailding  & 

Loan  Assn  $4,5C6 

Armoar  av,  250  ft  s  of  73d  st,  e  f  50x170; 

Jaly  30.  F  B  Shenton  to  H  Tilton.  .$3,375 
Ashland  av,  n  e  oor  Danning  st,  w  f  25^ 
xl28;  Jaly27.  A  Merschatto  P  Mersohat 

 $7,000 

Ashland  av,  92  ft  e  of  Olive  st,  s  f  21x99; 
Feb  23,'94.  J  Finney  to  £  Ohornnard 

 $2,800 

Aastin  av,  97  ft  w  of  Ashland,  b  f  24x100; 

Joly  27.  M  Davies  to  M  Healv  $2,000 

Avenoe  J,  211  ft  s  e  of  95th  st,  n  e  f  50x 
125;  Jaly  8.  Bxr  of  E  L  Hedstrom  to 

W  ti  Brimson  $1,609 

BaawenB  st,  120  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  24 
xl26>^;  May  27.  J  Qroff  to  J  Roemer 

 $2,400 

Bellevae  pi,  223  ft  w  of  Lake  Shore  drive, 
B  f  25, 1x129.3;  Jaly  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

R  H  Parkinson  $24,000 

Bissell  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet,  244 
ft  s  of  Olay  Bt,  n  f  24x60;  July  6.  J  Voss 

to  O  Bnckingham  $2,400 

Bine  Island  av,  226  ft  n  w  of  W  19th  9t,  s 
e  f  60x100,  and  other  ppty;  Jaly  21. 
Deimal  <k  D  Furn  Oo.  by  receiver,  to  R 

Hoch  $2,200 

Blae  Island  av,  *8  ft  s  w  o^  W  15th  st,  n 
w  f  24x120;  July  29.  F  Fidla  to  A  Mach 

 $5,500 

Blae  Island  av,  same  ppty;  July  29.  A 

Mach  to  H  Soherer  $3,500 

Blae  Island  av,  56  ft  s  w  of  W  20th  st,  w 
f  24x125,  more  or  less;  Apr  10.  A  L  Ooe 

to  J  Partridge  Jr  et  al  $37,600 

Bond  av,  337  ft  n  w  of  77th  st,  n  e  f  50x 
£00;  Jaly  22.  F  Middagh  to  0  E  Sonder 

 $7,000 

Bosworth  av,  274  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  37J^ 
X123M;  July  31.  W  Q  Kratz  Jr  to  E  0 

Morris  et  al  $4,500 

Bosworth  av,  274  ft  s  of  Oornelia,  w  f  26x 
124;  Aug  1.  H  N  Anderson  to  0  Peterson 

 $3,665 

Bowen  av,  220  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  St 
Lawrence,  s  f  18)^x120  7-10;  Jaly  25.  H 

J  Bay  or  to  8  D  Noe  $6,500 

Batler  8t,250  ft  a  of  Slat;  w  f  25x125;  Jaly 

30.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  A  Peteraon  $1,434 

Batler  st,  60  ft  a  of  76th,  e  f  30x75;  Jane 

18.  M  W  Moore  to  E  Moore  $4,500 

California  av,  150  ft  a  of  Aagaata  at,  e  f 
26x125;  Jaly  30.  J  W  Hagatrom  to  0  Q 

U  Anderson  $1,500 

Oaliforcia  av,  391  ft  n  of  12th  at,  w  f  26x 
102 J^;  Jaly  29,  0  KnoU  to  P  Knon 

  ..,$1,200 

California  av,  523  ft,  more  or  lesa,  a  of 
W  12th  at,  w  f  25x130;  Jaly  26.  J  Rcd- 

gers  to  H  M  Gronwald  $2,800 

Calumet  av,  97  ft  n  of  46th  Bt,  w  f  50x128; 


May  25.  M  L  Brown  to  E  Meyers. $12,000 
Campbell  av,  148  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  at,  e  I 
25x126;  July  30.  J  A  Hagatrom  to  0  O 

H  Anderson  $5,000 

Campbell  av,  200  ft  a  of  Jackson  at,  w  f 
25x90%;  July  26.  E   Colvin  to    8  M 

Brookins  $4,500 

Canalport  av,  n  e  oor  Peoria  st,  s  f  27  9-10 
xl60;  Jaly  26.  0  Steinbrecher  to  0  J 

Mauran  $14,000 

Carpenter  st,  b  w  cor  70th,  e  f  48x124)^, 
and  other  ppty;  Jane  2.  C  Spaeth  tu  F 

Koch  $1,000 

Carpenter  st,  b  w  cor  70th,  e  f  48x124}^; 

July  29.  F  Koch  to  M  Laa  $1,000 

Carpenter  st,  125  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  25x124; 
Feb  25.  C  Reim  to  H  award  B  L  Assn 

 $1,000 

Carpenter  st,  225  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x124; 

July  25.  D  0  Bntts  to  A  Kell  $2  600 

Cedar  st,  304  ft  w  of  Lake  Shore  drive,  n 
f  20x71.7;  July  16.  A  H  Pierce  to  A  M 

Rosa  $6,500 

Center  av,  n  w  cor  62d  st,  e  f  50  96-luOx 
131  60-100;  July  2^.  J  Hajdioh  to  J  Haj- 

dioh  $2,000 

Center  av,  n  e  cor  5  2d  st,  w  f  33x124;  June 

3,  M  Speer  to  J  McOallnm  $1,300 

Central  Park  av,  48  ft  n  of  Hirsch  st,  e  f 
24x1^4;  Jaly  5.  M  M  Petersen  to  0  Kau- 

ney  $2,0  0 

Chicago  av,  n  e  cor  N  49th,  s  f  125x125; 

July  5.  H  P  Hatch  to  A  Reise  $2,600 

Claremont  av,  72  ft  s  of  Potomao,  w  f  96 
xl25;  Jaly  19.  Est  of  Q  Watson  to  0  Q 

H  Anderson  $4,400 

Claremont  av,  102  ft  a  of  Potomao,  w  f 
28  90-10Jxl25;  Jaly  30.  0  G  H  Anderson 

to  J  A  Hagstrom   $9,000 

Claremont  av,  130  ft  s  of  Potomao,  w  f 
28.80x126;  July  30.  C  G  H  Anderson  to 

J  E  Hedman  $1,500 

Clark  st  N,  40  ft  n  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  50x 
120;  July  26.  J  Callahan  to  L  C  Get- 
hart   112,400 

Cleaver  st,  168  ft  n  of  Blackhawk,  w  f  25 
x54;Jaly27.  M  Ekwinski  to  J  Wyzala 

   $2,100 

Clifton  av,  B  w  cor  0  B  &  Q  Ry  e  f  36x125; 

July  26.  B  A  Wright  to  F  E  Fadner,$3,500 
Clifton  av,  194  ft  s  of  Webster,  e  f  25x124; 
July  25.  J  Sangenberg  to  G  Sohonwald 

  .   $4,300 

Clifton  av,  same  ppty;  July  25.  G  Sohon 

wald  to  0  Sangenberg  $4,300 

Clyboarn  av,  120  ft  e  of  Qiiard  at,  s  f  24x 
125;  July  26.  A  Koehnke  to  W  Grimm 

 $1,000 

Colfax  av,  60  ft  s  of  80th  st.  w  f  25xl24J^; 
July  29.  S  F  Cutbbertson  to  H  FSheskie 

 $1,300 

Colfax  av,  75  ft  n  of  8»th  st,  w  f  25x138; 

July  2.  J  Ohojwacki  to  P  LipinBki..$l,C00 
Colfax  av,  same  ppty;  July  2.  P  Lipinski 

to  B  Ohojwacki  $1,000 

Commercial  av,  s  e  cor  95th  at,  w  f  lOOx 
138J^;  Feb  21,  P  M  Conboy  et  al  to  M 

H  Conboy  $2,500 

Congress  st,  37  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  22x 
73    ;  July  12 ,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  T  Weeks 

 $3,806 

Couatance  av,  191  ft  n  of  9l8t  at,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  2.  A  0  Harbiaon  to  W  J  Gaaton 

 $1,400 

Courtland  ot,  165  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25 
xlOO;  July  30,  H  L  Olson  to  J  W  H 

Hotze  $2,200 

Cregier  av,  100  ft  n  of  7l8t  at,  e  f  26x 
162^;  July  18.  G  W  Lee  et  al  to  A 

Robertson....   $2,260 

Dauphin  av,  50  ft  n  of  92d  st,  e  f  25x150; 
July  26.  C  E  Malm  to  E   M  Webster 

 $1,200 

Dearborn  st,  bet  50th  and  51st,  w  f  30.6x 
100;  June  5.  8  Schlatt  to  0  B  Mayer 

 $4,000 

DeEalb  st,  264  f t  n  e  of  Leavitt,  n  w  f  20x 

100;  July  17,  J  Rich  to  0  L  Wood. $4,500 
Dickson  st,  590  ft  n  of  Division,  w  f  24x 
110;  July  29.  F  P  Remus  to  8  Wrzeszez 

 $3,075 

Diversey  av,  275  ft  e  of  Campbell,  s  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  Oct  17,'94.  W  H  Johnson  to 

R  0  Moore  $1,700 

Drake  av,  191  ft  s  of  Chicago,  w  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  July  25,  F  Tapper  to  B 

B  Pease  $4,000 

Dunning  st,  140  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
25x115;  July  17.  M  Schlake  to  O  Buck- 
ingham $7,500 

Eastwood  av,  113  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  37 
7-10x1211^;  May  15,  M  E  Chapman  to 

E  M  Kirkman   ..$1,150 

Bdgemont  av,  a  e  cor  Loomis  st,  n  f  25x 
103;  July  30.  J  F  Monahan  to  M  Mey- 

erovitz  $4,000 

Bggleston  av,  2C0  ft  s  of  76tfa  at,  e  f  60x 


133;  July  16,  W  H  Marshall  to  A  Kinney 

 $8,600 

Eighteenth  st  W,  122  ft  e  of  Washtenaw 
av,  n  f  24x126;  July  26.  A  Laub  to  A 

Orteiger  $1,829 

Eighteenth  at  W,  122  ft  e  of  Waahtenaw 
av,  n  f  24x125;  Joly  25.  J  Orteiger  to  A 

Laub  $1,800 

Eighty-eighth  at,  n  e  cor  Center,  a  f  57x 
125;  June  14,  L  Sheetz  to  L  B  Bronwer 

  $1,000 

Eighty-eighth  st,  49  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  24x125;  July  30.  J  Collins  to  H 

R  Piatt   $1,800 

Elizabeth  st,  s  e  oor  60th,  w  f  60x124}^; 
July  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Pacific  L  &  H 

Assn  $5,6(0 

Elizabeth  st,  s  e  cor  57th,  w  f  37xn24 
56-100;  Mar  3.  F  P  Bobb  et  al  to  A  G 

Mills  $1,200 

Emerald  av,  101  ft  n  of  N  46th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  July  24.  F  Lough  to  B  S  Barton 

 $3,200 

Emerald  av,  same   ppty;  July  24.  J  W 

Burton  to  F  Lough  $3,200 

Bmeral<l  av,  165  ft  s  of  76th  st,  w  f  40x 
126;  Apr  24.  O  T  Wilson  to  B  Timmer- 

man  $2,000 

Brie  at,  75  ft  e  of  Armour  av,  s  f  25x125; 

July  25.  M  Olaen  to  0  J  Hseng  $8,500 

Bsoanaba  av,  230'  ft  a  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x 
1383^;  July  29.  K  Koteras  to  H  Wertzel 

 $1,300 

Escanaba  av,  255  ft  n  of  9  st  st,  w  f  125x 
138 ;  July  16,  0  &  0  0  &  O  Oo  to  L  E 

Bealin  $3,500 

Escanaba  av,  255  ft  n  of  91  st  st.  w  f  125x 
138>^;  July  22.  L  B  Bealin  to  City  of 

Chicago  :.$5,v.50 

Evans  av,  102  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  25x1  il; 

July  9.  M  F  Madden  to  A  Maher.  .$9,600 
Fairfield  av,  201  ft  n  of  Cortland  st,  e  f 
26x125;  June  20.  A  Morris  to  M  Strom 

  $1,250 

Fairfield  av,  n  w  oor  W  19th  st,  e  f  :;4x 
125;  Joly  23.  M  MoClory  to  T  B  Persae 

 $4.0U0 

Fiftieth  st,  169  ft  e  of  Throop,  a  f  24x125; 
Joly  24.  Est  of  M  Koaba  to  M  Kacena 

 $1,050 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  15  )  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Jan  2,'92.  H  MoCormick  to  8  A 

Nelson  $3,200 

Fifty-fourth  st,  134  ft  w  of  Halsted,  s  f  23 
xl23;  July  2.  P  Ziegelmeier  to  J  Hofl- 

ert    $2,600 

Fifty-ninth  st,  s  e  cor  Carpenter,  n  f  25x 

126;  July  9.  B  Ryan  to  D  Ward  ....  $2,500 
Flonrnoy  st,  s  w  oor  Central  Park  av,  n  f 
98>^xl24;  July  22.  J  M  Salter  to  H  W 

Deitrich   $6,000 

Follansbee  st,  295  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  25x140;  May  23.  W  Loeb  to  0  Q 

Hansen  et  al  $1,300 

Ford  av,  97  ft  n  of  76th  st,  w  f  100x167; 

July  6.  E  Pope  to  0  A  Samnelson. .$4,000 
Forty  first  st,  130  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
n  f  25x120  7-10;  Aug  1.  0  L  Wood  to  J 

Rich  $6,500 

Forty-fourth  st,  168  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f  24 
xl253^;  July  9.  L  0  Bowes  to  B  Joyce 

 $1,550 

Forth-foarth  at,  w  of  Batler,  n  f  24xl25j^; 
June  26.  L  0  Bowea  to  T  F  McQrath 

 $1,050 

Forty-fifth  ot  8,  n  w  cor  Lexington  at,  e  f 
62x125;  July  16.  P  Van  Vlissingen  to 

J  J  Roae  $2,790 

Forty-fifth  ot  8,  191  ft  s  of  Harrison  st,  e 
f  100x126;  July  12.  T  A  Towner  et  al 

to  J  Kadish  $2,700 

Forty-fifth  ot  S,  162  ft  n  of  Lexington  st, 
e  f  25x125;  Jaly  12.  T  A  Towner  to  O  D 

Bradley  $2,700 

Forty-seventh  st,  73  ft  e  of  Marshfield  av, 
B  f  24x120;  July  24.  Est  of  F  Hasenfang 

to  L  Hasenfang  $1,200 

Forty-seventh  at,  217  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f 
24x127;  July  29.   Mast  in  Ohy  to  M 

Dunphy  $3,175 

Forty-eighth  pi,  271  ft  w  of  Vincennes  av, 
s  f  25x124^^;  July  29.  F  R  Woodrafif  to 

L  DHeusner  $12,000 

Forty-eighth  pi,  246  ft  w  of  Vincennea  av, 
n  f  50x120;  July  29.  L  D  Heusner  to  F 

R  Woodrnflf  $7,000 

Forty-eighth  st,  126  ft  e  of  Union,  s  f  24x 
125;  Jan  22.  M  Killeen  to  B  L  Collver 

 $1,900 

Fourteenth  st  W,  n  w  oor  Throop,  s  f  48x 
124;  July  1,  O  W  Karbach  to  A  Ellinger 

 $39,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Throop,  n  f 
24x124  July  22,  H  I  Bittner  to  L  8 

Kapser  $4,600 

Fourteenth  st  W,  48  ft  w  of  Johnston,  s  f 
24x100;  July  30.  O  Davidson  to  R  Bar- 


wash  $2,800 

Francisco  av,  165  ft  a  of  Diviaion  st,  e  f 
25x123;  June   12.  J   Curtain   to  J  O 

Kruger  ,  $1,000 

Fremont  et,  208  ft  a  of  Addiaon,  w  f  76x 
12i}4;  Jan  21.  8  W  Cannell  to  W  H 

Chapman  $3,900 

Fremont  at,  283  ft  a  of  Addiaon,  w  f  26x 
124>^;  June  20,  I  K  Hammond  to  J  Z 

Anderaon  $1,600 

Fullerton  av,  e  w  cor  Ridgeway,  n  f  220% 
xl26»^;   May  16.  E  G  Burling  to  P 

Schulte  $4,350 

Fullerton  av,  49  ft  e  of  Southport,  a  f  132 
x595)^;  Joly  31.  A  Lange  to  D  H  Lou- 

derbach  $27,500 

Fulton  St.  B  e  cor  Robey,  n  f  70x123;  May 

23.  0  W  Lasher  to  M  Hamill  $12,500 

Garfield  blvd,  823^  ft  w  of  Wallace  et,  n  f 
50x130;  July  31, '91.  H  A  Gardner  to  J 

Kohlhof  $3,260 

Gilbert  pi,  121  ft  s  e  of  R  R,  a  w  f  150x 
145;  July  25.  E  B  Pease  to  F  Tapper 

 $2,200 

Grand  av,  n  e  cor  N  44th,  a  f  50x90,  more 
or  less;  June  1.  J  H  Lewis  to  W  Loftos 

 $3,500 

Green  at.  50  ft  s  of  72d,  ef  60x124}^;  July 

3.  A  Ellinger  to  0  W  Karbach  $2,500 

Greenwood  av,  275  ft  a  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x 

161;  A  MuUin  to  J  J  Eees  $2,063 

Greenwood  av,  263  ft  s  of  45th  at,  w  f  62x 
288.9;  July  16.  ES  Kimball  to  8  A 

Lundt    $11,700 

Greenwood  av,  150  ft  s  of  9l8t  st,  w  f  60x 
124;  July  19.  B  Hoskins  to  W  T  Hill 

 $1,003 

Greenwood  av,  130  ft  n  of  Everett  st,  w  f 
43x159;  July  3.  F  J  Smith  to  T  A  Greg- 
ory Jr  $4,800 

Grenahaw  at,  207  ft  e  of  Spaolding  av,  n 
f  26x125;  July  31.  J  J  Baker  to  J  Golden 

   $4,450 

Gunn  Bt,  166  ft  w  of  Union  av,  s  f  26x123; 
July  15.  H  M  Trimmer  to  W  Clanoy 

 $2,800 

Halsted  at,  176  ft  b  of  60th,  e  f  25x125; 
July  13.  W  T  Church  to  P  J  Clausaen 

 $2,300 

Halated  Bt,  222  ft  a  of  Wellington  av,  w  f 
25x100;  July  29,  P  Reea  to  J  F  Farley 

 $3,700 

Halsted  st,  140  ft,  more  or  less,  s  of  Bnena 
av,  u  e  f  24x140,  more  or  less;  July  29. 

F  W  0  Hayes  to  0  F  Linscott  $3,000 

Hamlin  av  N,  126  ft  n  of  Augusta  st,  w  f 
25xl-.!6;  June  24.  0  P  Treat  to  E  8  Tottle 

 |1,2'.0 

Hamlin  av  N,  same  ppty;  July  26.  E  8 

Tuttle  to  T  B  Hagen    $1,400 

Hamlin  av,  n  e  oor  W  Ifith  st,  w  f  50x125; 

Jnly  25.  Mast  in  Chy  toP  M  Smith. $1,668 
Harding  av,  201  f t  s  of  Iowa  st,  e  f  :25x 
125;  Jaly  29.    Mast  in  Chy   to   S  H 

Wheeler,  $1,546 

Harding  av,  25  ft  n  of  Dor  pi,  e  75x124; 

Apr  24.  M  L  Lang  to  J  A  Blakely.  $1,268 
Harvey  st,  86  ft  e  of  Girard,  s  f  24x125; 
July  29.  P  Mijewska  Co  P  Koohanski 

 $2,000 

Hermitage  av,  164  ft  n  of  12th  at,  w  f  26 
xl26;  July  25.  Bat  of  F  Sladky  to  A 

Slndky  $1,350 

Honore  st,  173  ft  n  of  73d,  e  f  60x126; 

May  20.  F  M  Patton  to  S  A  Todd,. $1,200 
Humboldt  st,  2(i8  ft  a  of  Diversey  av,  w  f 
-26x125;  Jaly   27,  0  B   Cessna  to  M 

Wallace  $3,000 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  78  ft  a  of  Grand  av, 
e  f  25x132;  July  22,  R  A  Griefenhagen 

to  B  P  Nelson  $2,000 

Hudson  av,  220  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  24x124; 
May  13.  A  Desohermeier  to  0  Bucking- 
ham $3,800 

Huron  st,  26  ft  e  of  0  &  N  W  By,  n  f  25x 
121;  July  8.  E  E  Vehmeyer  to  I  L  Perry 

 $2,600 

Huron  st,  216  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  b  f  24x1213^; 
July  26.  B  Mullen  to  J    F  O'Malley 

 $2,600 

Indiana  av,  106  ft  a  of  59th  at,  w  f  34x 
130;  July  27.  E  F  Bayley  to  A  M  Sher- 
wood  $6,600 

Indiana  av,  325  ft  n  of  63d  st.  w  f  25x171; 
Jaly  16.G  Johnson  to   M  Stebbings 

 $10,000 

Indiana  av,  303  ft  s  of  18th  st,  e  f  66x168; 
July  24.  L  W  Flershem  et  al  to  J  B 

Ketoham  $20,00 

Indiana  av,  n  e  oor  49th  st,  w  f  67x200, 
more  or  less;  Jnly  29.  A  Schneider  to 

M  Fuerst  $2,060 

Indiana  av,  90>^  ft  n  of  43rd  at,  w  f  66^ 
xl60%;  July  26.  8  D  Noe  to  H  J  Bayor 

 $11,600 

Ingleside  av,  360  ft  n  of  G5th  st,  e  f  200x 
(CuQtlQued  }n  page  737 


Tfifi  REAL  ESTATE  AlSt)  BtTlLDlNG  JOtJRJTAL. 


August  3,  1895. 


Wbere  iikhall  we  eo  this  Summer? 


We  can  answer  the  Inqnlry. 

A  ootipiete  list  of, the  be8<:  and  most  eoouomlcal 
Somoier  Kesorts  uot  too  far  from  rhicago  farulsbed 
free  upon  applicstiou  by  mail,  or  by  callins  person- 
ally  at  Olty  Ticket  Office  ot.the  <Jhicago,  Milwaukee 
A  St.  PbqI  Railwtiy  in  the  new  Marquette  Bnildlut;. 
No.  95  &dame  Htreet,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
-»« Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identitied 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommoroe;  henoe  mannfaoturers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  CompaDV  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  eeoura  manufacturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9uO  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instrn 
mentality  of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav 
ersed  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  for 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commis$loner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Ccloay  Bldg.,  OHICAQO.  111. 


\  7*  1  •  _  In  endless  variety  . 
V  lOllrlQ  greatly  reduced 
▼  IVllIIO  prices.  From  $3.00 
to  $2000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A,k  to  see  the  genuine  0]d 
Violins  '.'.at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 

riifweyo°mer    LyoH  &  Healy 

Wabash-ave.  and  Adams-st. 
N.B.-We  tell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-Price 


The  Sweetest  Music 
requires  a  

Washburn 

Guitar,  Mandolin, 
Banjo  or  Zither. 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  the  world  and  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  finish.  Send  to 
the  maliers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (f'REE) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washbums  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
Music  Dealers. 


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<in09  the  war.    Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
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T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
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Oeoeral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


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PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

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All  ZiuClS  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Balding  Material!  h  i  CaSO 

For  gale.     Telephone.  Main  757. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co, 

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and  Labels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  be 
secured  or  nnt,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  not  due 
titll  patent  Is  nllowcd.  S'.ipase  Book  Free. 
M.  B.  WILL80N  &  CO..  Attorneys  at  Law, 
f[>p.U.S.Fat.Offlco     WASHINGTON,  D.Cr 


Lo-is  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HanilSDmBst  RBstaurant:  in 
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Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


RckaHpr  will  you  kindly  accept  this  in- 
i\cciv^ci  »vitationtoviPitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

pea.se  piano  company, 

248  Wabash  Ave , 

Chicago 


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^gg~  Adopted  by  all  the   leading  Arohlteots  an 
OontrsotorB  and  Owrere.    Wltbont  donbt  TH£ 
BEST  IN  TH£  JHASKKT. 

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leO    SOtli  STREET 

CHICAGO  ILL. 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


H  A.  HAMLIN 

Printer 

THE  BEST  IN  THE  WORLD 

Is  what  I  claim  for  my  work  in  engrav- 
ing and  printing  PLATS,  CITY  AND 
COUNTY  MAPS,  etc.  in  single,  double 
or  triple  colors. 

High  grade  COMMERCIAL  WORK  is 
another  of  my  specialties. 


Telephone  Harrison  435 


423  Dearborn  Street. 


Augusta,  1895 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUENAL. 


737 


((joatinued  from  page  735.) 
132;  Jaly  26.  S  ^  Date  to  M  B  Date 

   |15,000 

iDgleside  ay,  360  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x 
132;  July  26.  N  B  Date  to  A  0  Mebl- 

horn  $1,876 

Ingleside  av,  225  ft  n  of  66tb  st,  e  f  25z 
132;  Jnly  11,  D  J  Price  to  J  P  BanniBter 

   $2,000 

Irving  Park  av  W,  n  e  oor  N  Spanlding,  a 
f  96x125;  Jnly  27.  W  Boldenweok  to  E 

F  L  Poehler   $2,400 

Jaokson  st,  116  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  b  f  20 
x90;  May  20.  Mast  in  Oby  to  J  Badnitzer 

 $3,418 

Jaokson  at,  175  ft  e  of  S42d  'av,  nf  25s 
125;  Jnly  23.  H  Miller  to  J  G  Beaoh 

 $6,350 

Janasen  av,  1243^  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  e  f  25 

xl24,  Jaly  31.  P  Helz  to  P  Sohnlz. .  15,800 
Janseen  av.  200  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f  37^ 
xl20;  Jnly  15.  R  E  Fishbnrn  to  W  H  O 

Kahlert  et  al  $1,8C0 

Jeffery  and  Yates  ava,  a  strip  of  land 
lying  bet,  60  ft  wide;  Jnly  1.  0  0  Strat- 

ton  to  0  &  W  I  By  $12,781 

Johnson  et,  678  ft  e  of  Saoramento  av,  s  f 
25xlC0;  Jnly  31.  L  8  Pekken  to  B  Toles 

 $3,000 

JohnBon  st,  same  ppty;  Jnly  18.  L  S  Pek- 
ken to  J<"  Nitteberg  $3,000 

Langley  av,  140  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Jnly  6.  H  0  Staver  to  B  J  Bnry. .  $13,000 
Langley  av,  140  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  24x 
122;  July  16.  HK  Brooks  to  J  Dovle 

 $2,750 

Laurel  av,  288  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Jnly  6.  W  Wheeler  to  T  M  Oonway 

 $2,000 

Lawrence  av,  350  ft  e  of  57th,  s  f  50x263; 
July  8.  D  L  Perry  to  E  E  Vehmeyer 

  $1,5C0 

Lawrence  av,  2,056  ft  w  of  Eedzie,  fiye 
acres;  May  21.  B  Rasch  to  J  P  Ander 

 $6,357 

Leavitt  st.  168  ft  s  of  34th,  e  f  24x125;  Jnly 

27,'92 .  J  Q  Earle  to  H  Dieling ....  $1,650 
Lexington  st,  50  ft  e  of  8  46th  av,  s  f  35>^ 
xl25;  July  12.  T  A  Towner  to  J  J  Rose 

 $3,400 

Lexington  st,  272  ft  e  of  Larrabee,  s  f  60 
xl24;  May  27.  J  H  Moore  to  F  Burke 

 $1,700 

Lincoln  av,  75  ft  n  w  of  Melrose  st,  n  e  f 
25x100,  more  or  less;  Jnly  24.   F  A 

Walker  to  H  Severio  $6,500 

Lincoln  st,  n  w  cor  50th,  e  f  48x124;  Jnly 

22 .  G  Gabel  to  J  Hell  wig  $8,000 

Lowe  av,  64  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  33>^xl25; 

Jnly  15.  T  Oonway  to  S  Williams.. $3,500 
McLean  av,  s  e  cor  Central  Park,  n  f 
24.62x1 25>^;  July  30,  A  Gent  to  J  Hortik 

 $1,800 

Maplewood  av,  148  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
wf  25x126;  Jnly  27.  People's  Building 
&  Loan  Aasn  to  P  P  Ohristensen .  .$2,280 
Market  st.  316  ft  s  e  of  Archer  av,  s  w  f 
54x86;  July  2.  J  White  to  M  O  Gorman 

 $3,000 

Marshfield  av,  73  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  25x125; 

July  30.  W  M  Garner  to  L  Dieck.  ..$2,500 
MarBhfield  st,  48  ft  n  of  53d,  e  f  25x125; 
June  19.  B  W   Fix  to  P  F  Corcoran 

 $2,500 

Marshfield  av,  76  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Jnly   26.  H    M   Qronwald   to  J 

Rodgers  $6,000 

Marshfield  av,  175  ft  s  of  57th  et,  w  f  26x 
122;  Jnly  17.  M  P  Christian  to  8  E  Beck 

 $2,200 

Maryland  av,  223  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Jnly  15.  M  O'SuUivan  to  J  B  8ein- 

werth  $6,000 

May  st,  240  ft  n  of  63d,  w  f  26x124;  Oct 
26,'94.  E  M  Harrison  to  M  L  Nichols 

   $4,500 

Medill  av,  175  ft  w  of  N  60th  av,  n  f  300x 
126;  Jnly  15.  0  A  Hcott  to  M  M  Keefe 

 $3,600 

Melrose  st,  360  ft  e  of  Perry  aV;  s  f  26x 
125;  Jnly  15.  M  Troamper  to  J  Blgen 

 $2,525 

Metropolitan  pi,  n  w  cor  W  40th  st,  s  f  2C 
x74;  Jnly  24.  M  Reeve  to  B  T  Bngbee 

 $4,000 

Michigan  av,  120  ft  s  of  50th  st,  e  f  30x 
160;  Jaly  16,  G  A  8eaverns  to  L  Mc- 

Mahon    $6,000 

Michigan  av,  149  ft  n  of  25th  st,  w  f  60x 
161;  Jnly  1,0  J  Manran  to  O  Stein- 

brecher  $30,000 

Millard  av,  100  ft  n  of  W  23d  Bt,  w  f  83x 
126,  more  or  less;  Jnly  25.  J  B  Bgers  to 

W  J  dynes  $22,700 

Millard  av,  2X0  ft  s  of  16th  st,  e  f  85x133 
65  100;  June  24  O  J  Dempster  ec  al  to 
M  Prendergast  $1,760 


Monroe  av,  175  It  n  of  62d  st,  w  f  25x183; 

Jnly  10.  R  Cnnan  to  J  Oookbnrn..$3,COO 
Monroe  av,  300  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x166; 

Jnly  6.  E  L  Ooe  to  B  J  Potter  $4,000 

Montana  st,  212  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  24 
xl25;  July  31.  A  Jnrsou  to  B  O  Skibbe 

 $1,800 

Montioello  av,  100  ft  s  of  Iowa  st  w  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  25.  P  Domke  to  F  H  Qans- 

bergen  $1,800 

Montrose  blvd,  150  ft  eof  Sheridan  drive, 
sf  100x124;  Jnly  27.  E  M  Riese  to  O 

M  White    $10,000 

Morgan  st,  215  ft  n  of  12th,  w  f  25x100; 
July  26.  B  Berezowsky  to  H  Jaoobsen 

 $1,000 

Newberry  st,  50  ft  n  of  W  14th,  e  f  50x 
100;  July  5.  W  Kruge  to  W  Jaoobson 

 $7,000 

Ninety-first  st,  120  ft  w  of  Lange  av,  s  f 
25x125;  July  2.  W  B  Smith  to  J  ij  Smith 

 $2,000 

North  av,  122  f t  e  of  N  42d,  n  f  24x125; 
Mar  19,'94.  J  F  Thompson  to  G  Poulsen 

 :   $1,000 

North  av.  97  ft  e  of  Artesian,  s  f  24x120; 
Aug  1.  J  A  Maoomber  to  0  M  Barsoe 

 $4,300 

Oakenwald  av,  30  ft  n  of  ,  n  e  f  25x 

75,  more  or  less;  Jnly  18.  A  B  Oody  to 

A  B  Southard  $12,000 

Oakley  av,  200  ft  n  of  Hirsch  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  29.  D  Hanelin  et  al  to  H  Lan- 

dan  $3,000 

Oakley  av,  272  ft  s  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  25x 
1243^;  July  26.  A  MoUan  to  J  E  MoUan 

 $4,0C0 

Ogden  av,  93  ft  s  w  of  St  Louis,  n  w  f  25x 
123,  and  other  ppty,  adj;  May  18.  C  M 
Winchester  et  al  to  O  W  Karbaoh. .  $3,750 
Ogden  av,  s  e  oor  Turner,  n  w  f  68  8-lOx 

127;  July  1.  W  J  Hynes  to  J  B  Eger. $8,700 
Ogden  blvd,  n  w  oor  Rockwell  st,  s  e  f  46 
xl25;  Jnly  12.  D  Collerton  to  J  J  Hefler- 

man  $5,000 

Ohio  st,  75  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25x125; 

Jnly  29.  V  Klenha  to  J  K  Devahy. . $1,050 
One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  st,  n  w  cor 
Avenue  F,  s  f  1321x1320,  und  1-16  int; 
July  26.  A  0  Rntan  to  M  L  Williard 

 $1,260 

Ontario  av.  280  ft  n  of  92d  st,  w  f  26x130; 
Jnly  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Ohioago  Perm- 
anent B  &  L  Asan  $3,091 

Osgood  St.  75  ft  n  of  School,  e  f  60x 
123.65;  July  27.  J  Merki  Sr  to  M  Letsche 

 $2,000 

Palmer  av,  212  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  50x 
125^;  July  27.  WS   Hunt   to   H  A 

Schoafif  ...$2,000 

Parnell  av,  275  ft  s  of  30th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Jnly  31.  F  F  Oviatt  to  A  Drawert  et  al 

 $3,200 

Paraell  av,  225  ft  s  of  3Cth  st,  w  f  25x125; 
July  26,'94.  GP  Davis  to  A  Diawert 

 $3,000 

Paulina  st,  49  f t  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x125; 
Jnly  26.  D  O  Sandberg  to  W  H  Mnlhol- 

land  $1,000 

Park  av,  8  w  oor  83d  st,  150  tt  on  South 
Park  av,  by  183  ft  on  83d  st;  Jnly  29. 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Speight  $4,741 

Perry  st,  200  ft  s  of  Berteau  av,  e  f  BOx 

161;  July  16.  J  Kelm  to  J  Heide  ....  $2,400 
Polk  st,  53  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  25.  0  Chapman  to  W  Hinch 

 $5,400 

Presoott  av,  n  e  oor  Fountain,  s  f  lOOx 
160;  June  26.  Title  Guarantee  &  Trust 

Company  to  M  H  Atkin  $3,000 

Prairie  av,  bet  60th  and  6l8t  sts,  w  f  28.46 
xl60  7-10;  July  16.  H  R  Stebbings  to  G 

Johnson  $2,565 

Prairie  av,  bet  60th  and  6l3t  sts,  w  f  28.46 
xl60  7-10;  Jnly  16.  H  R  Stebbings  to 

A  Lindholm  $2,565 

Prairie  av,  115  ft  s  of  59th  st,  w  f  37i^x 
161;  July  15.  S  Williams  to  T  Oonway 

 $4,000 

Racine  av,  80  ft,  s  of  Garfield,  w  f  30x124; 
Jnly  22.  Mast  in  Oby  to  M  Qnintson 

 $4,875 

Randolph  st,  100  ft  w  of  Sheldon,  n  f  30x 

131;  June  29.  S  Wahl  to  K  Ries.  .$15,000 
Ravenswood  Park  E,  72  ft  n  of  Carmen 
av,  w  f  24x125;  Jnly  1.  W  H  Mulholland 

et  al  to  A  Harder  $2,6t0 

Rhine  st,  37  ft  e  of  Cromwell,  n  f  25x125; 

July  25.  L  Katz  to  H  Katz  $1,800 

Ridge  st,  213  ft  w  of  Prospect  av,  n  f  50x 
171;  Jnly  10.  M  Rector  to  G  Bartolomei 

 $5,000 

Ridge  av,  n  w  cor  Bryan  Mawr,  e  f  295x 
296x218;  Jnly  22.  A  Johnston  Sr  to  A 

Johnston   , .  $4,029 

Robey  st,  232  ft  n  of  Polk,  w  f  24x125; 
July  26.  W  Hinoh  to  0  Ohapman,  .$2,700 


Bobey  st,  150  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f  25 
xl24;  May  1.  H  Dusing  to  M  B  Heim 

 .•  $4,200 

Robey  at,  83  ft  s  of  Warner  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  22.  J  M  Johnson  to  S  Brown 

Jr  $3,200 

Bobey  at,  74  ft  s  of  Iowa,  s  f  24i^xl25>^; 

June  10.  J  Schnable  to  0  Olson  $1,850 

Bookwell  av,  49  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  49x126; 
June  24.  J  McK  Cleland  to  J  Tenney 

 $1,000 

Bokeby  st,  168  ft  n  of  Grace,  w  f  SlJ^x 
157;  July  25.  A  L  Kennedy  to  B  L 

Kennedy  $2,110 

Bogers  Park,  It  3  blk  45;  Oct  16,'90.  J  M 

Kean  to  J  E  Rose  $1,000 

Bogers  Park,  It  1  of  E  Van  Anderson's 
sub  of  Its  1  and  2  blk  21;  Jnly  9.  A  H 

Anderson  to  J  F  Brower  $4,000 

Bogers  Park,  s  100  ft  It  10  blk  37;  June 

25.  0  L  Waring  to  E  B  Wagner ....  $2,750 
Bosooe  blvd,  24  ft  e  of  Robey  et,  s  f  24x 
124;  July  10.  D  M  Behder  to  E  Kroker 

 $2,275 

Saginaw  av.  222  ft  s  of  83d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jnly  17.  F  M  Hathaway  to  M  Brosman 

 $1,500 

Saginaw  av,  n  w  cor  87th  st,  e  f  47x125, 
and  other  ppty;  ^pr  16.  H  L  Leach  to 

W  D  Kruse  $6.,t00 

Sangamon  Bt,  150  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  25x 
1241^;  July  22,  J  Dougherty  to  M  M 

Connolly  $2,2C0 

Sangamon  st,  168  f  t  s  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f 
24x100;  Jnly  19.  N  Coogan  et  al  to  S 

Naohenberg  et  al  $6,800 

Sangamon  at,  l&O  ft  n  of  85th,  e  f  25x126; 

Jnly  24.  P  Hnbing  to  J  Zaoharias.  .$1,200 
Sangamon  st,  35  ft  n  of  Austin  av,  e  f  20 
.  xll6;  Jnly  29,  J  Biley  to  J  J  Corbett 

 $7,000 

School  at,  136  ft  w  of  Sonthport  av,  a  f  25 
xl25;  Jnly  14.  W  Friedrioh  to  B  flerzog 

 $2,300 

Seminary  av,  37  ft  n  of  Boacoe  at,  w  f  36 
xl25;  Jnly  29.  M  Schaflfhausen   to  P 

Paulsen..   $2,250 

Seventy-fifth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Ohamplain  av, 
s  f  48x115;  July  30.  L  S  Tififany  to  E  B 

Schiller  $2,400 

Seventy-fifth  st,  n  e  oor  Langley  av.  s  f 
73x115;  Jnly  26.  M  Meyer  to  T  E  Brown 

 $2,900 

Seventy-flfth  at,  s  w  cor  Woodlawn  av,  n 
f  79x803^x84x236;  July  15.  IB  Bryan 

to  H  H  Getty  $IC,000 

Seventy-Bix^h  st,  s  e  oor  Colfax  av,  n  f  35 

x97;  July  25.  B  M  Smith  to  J  Antis. $4,100 
Seventy-ninth  st,  52  ft  e  of  Emerald  av, 
s  f  44^x100;  Mar  20.  S  W  Beigle  to  B 

Timmerman  $4,600 

ShefiSeld  and  Wilton  ave,  alley  lot  bet, 
225  ft  B  of  Nellie  st,  w  f  373^x50;  July 

15.  B  Hayne  to  C  Buckingham  $1,920 

She^eld  and  Wilton  avs,  alley  It  bet;  130 
ft  s  of  Nellie  at,  w  f  30x50;  Jnly  15.  B 

G  Marek  to  0  Buckingham   $2,688 

Sheridan  drive  279  ft  n  0/  Waveland  av,  e 
t  50x120;  Jnly  27.  J  C  Weihe  to  B  B 

Chambers  $3,760 

Sheridan  drive,  50  ft  s  of  School  st,  e  f  50 
xl24;  Jnly  24,  J  C  Netterstrom  to  0  M 

Netterstrom  $2,000 

Sherman  av,  122  ft  s  of  86th  at,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  17.  0  N  Gary  to  B  A  Hibbard 

   $6,700 

Shielda  av,  47  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  24x116; 
Jnly  28,  E  Neumann  to  0  TotthofiE  et  al 

 $1,500 

Shields  av,  100  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  50x1213^ ; 
July  15,  B  E  Brownell  to  F  H  Marshall 

 $3,500 

Sholto  st,  145  ft  a  of  Qnrley,  e  f  26x80; 

Jnly  1.5,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  Fortune. $1,400 
Sixteenth  st  W,  n  w  cor  Western  av,  a  f  25 
xl24;  July  24,  Eat  of  Q  Schmidt  to  W 

Bates  $2,000 

Sixtieth  st;  175  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  a  f  50x 
124;  Jnly  15.  H  Marsh  to  T  A  Phillips 

 $3,000 

Sixty-second  pi  W,  95  ft  e  of  Stewart  av, 
n  f  30x115^;  July  29,  Eat  of  E  S  Bryant 

to  E  A  Bryant  $1,250 

Sixty-third  at,  n  e  cor  Elizabeth,  s  f  50x 
124;  July  30,  B  Berezaowky  to  K  Havede 

 $12,000 

Sixty-third  st,  55  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence  av, 
n  f  26x10  );  July  26,  Mast  in  Chy  to  D 

8  B  &  L  Society  $'/,399 

Sixty-fourth  Bt,  s  e  cor  Jefferson  av,  n  f 
166x125;  July  29.  L  0  Moore  to  D  M 

Onmmings  $25,125 

Sixty-aixth  at,  n  w  oor  Francisco  av,  s  f 
2663>^x598i^;  Mar  4,'94.  J  Q  W  Entwistle 

to  M  P  Raymond  $7,000 

Sixty-sixth  st,  120  ft  w  of  Butler, -n  f  5Cx 
160;  Deo  9,'93.  H  M  Harlbut  to  B  M 


Fletcher  $2,000 

Sixty-seventh  pi  W,  200  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av, 
n  f  50x124;  May  29,'91.  E  A  Onmmings 

to  G  H  Forneanx  $2,706 

South  Chicago  av,  618  ft  n  of  73rd  et,  n  e 
f  160x130;  Jnly  17.  H  D.L  Webster  to  C|| 

A  Goodyear  $17,000 

South  Uhicago  av,  385  ft  s  e  of  93d  st,  n  e 
f  71x150;  July  25.  B  H  Sargent  to  T  M 

Tobin  $5,326 

South  Park  av,  334  ft  n  of  29th  et,  w  f  50 
x217;  July  27.  B  J  Avers  to  E  Parker 

 $15,000 

Spanlding  av,  243  ft  b  of  Courtland  st,  e  f 
27x177;  July  8.   A  Green  et  al  to  L 

Pederson    $1,000 

Springfield  av,  34  ft  n  of  Lexington  Bt,  e 
f  50x983^;  Jnly  24.  F  W  Munneack  to  F 

B  McMnllin  $2,750 

Stewart  av,  s  w  cor  66th  pi,  e  f  30^x130, 
nnd  3^  int;  Jnly  22,  0  L  Anderson  to  J 

Gelin  $4,500 

Stewart  av,  953^  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  f  50x121 ; 
May  1,  O  B  Eggleaton  et  al  to  T  N  H 

Hogan  $25,000 

Stony  Island  av,  s  w  cor  64th  et,  e  f  50x 
165;  June  27,  0  Koester  to  D  M  Onm- 
mings $27,700 

Sunnyside  av,  n  w  oor  Claremont,  s  f  50x 
125;  July  30,  D  Naslund  to  S  Brown  Jr 

 $1,200 

Superior  at,  1233^  ft  a  of  84th,  e  f  25x124; 

June  28.  S  Nickl  to  W  J  Boyd  $6,000 

Talman  av,  557  ft  n  of  Milwaukee,  w  f  30 
x91^;  July   29.  M   Wallace  to   0  E 

Cessna  $3,600 

Thirteenth  st  W,  118  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  24 
xl24;  June  19.  W  W  Bank  to  P  Bauer 

 $2,525 

Thirty-fourth  st,  72  ft  e  of  Armour  av,  n 
f  24x120;  Feb  13,'94.  N  Martin  to  J 

Wilkins  $1,700 

Thirty-eighth  pi,  s  e  cor  Botler  st,  n  f  150 
xl25;  June  28.  The  United  States  Glass 

Company  to  J  D  Oaton  $10,000 

Thirty-fifth  st,  146  ft  e  of  Auburn,  a  f  76x 
146;  June  25.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  Fobs 

 $6,600 

Throop  st,  165  ft  n  w  of  Archer  av,  n  e  f 
24  8-10x125;  Aug  14,'90.  J  Dockton  to 

J  H  Aim  $3,000 

Turner  av,  300  ft  a  of  19th  at,  e  f  25x125; 
July  19.  W  Adelson  et  al  to  N  Coogan 

 $5,600 

Twelfth  at  W,  125  ft  e  of  Troy,  s  f  25xl25;3 

Jnly  29.  E  Poroell  to  J  Pnrcell  $5,200 

Twelfth  st,  1095^  ft  e  of  State,  s  f  57x 
17534;  Joly  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  L  Z 

Leiter  $50,000 

Twelfth  Bt,  same  ppty;  June  15.  M  Jack- 
son et  al  to  L  Z  Leiter  $50,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  260  ft  w  of  Waller,  n  f  24x 

107;  Jnly  26.  M  Boeder  to  B  Kalik.  $2,200 
Twenty-first  pi  W,  140  ft  e  of  Halsted  at, 
n  f  24x111;  July  24.  Est  of  A  Q  Stack  to 

J  G  Stack. ,  $1,100 

Twenty-flrat  at  W,  126  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n 
t  25x125;  Jnly  25.  P  Barz  to  J  Barz 

  $4,000 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  175  ft  e  of  Paulina  st, 
a  f  25x125;  July  31.  Special  oommis- 

sioner  to  A  Zabel  $2,3C0 

Twenty-third  at  W,  a  e  cor  Turner  av,  n  f 
50x114;  Mar  17,'90.  J  Kralovec  et  al  to 

J  Janota  $1,375 

Twenty-fifth  at,  280  ft  e  of  Canal,  s  f  50x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  July  25.  T  H  Wat- 
son to  D  N  Perry  $40,000 

Twenty-fifth  st  W,  s  e  oor  Oakley  av,  n  w 
f  72x100,  more  or  less;  July  23,'94.  A 

Maresoh  to  A  J  Sabath  $9,500 

Twenty-sixth  at,  a  w  cor  Sawyer  av,  n  f 
26x125;  Deo  3,'92.  O  Wittke  et  al  to  J 

Hammeraohmidt  $1,000 

Dnion  av,  150  ft  s  of  33d  st,  w  f  24x125; 

Jnly  27.  A  Crane  to  A  F  Boby  . , , ,  $1,025 
Union  av,  200  ft  s  of  ?0th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

July  25.  W  E  Bowe  to  M  P  Tipton,$3,9t0 
Union  av,  a  w  cor  lOlst  st,  w  f  98x125; 
Jaly  6.  B  M  Bundy  to  0  A  McMann 

 $2,500 

Vernon  av,  133  ft  s  of  43rd  at,  w  f  163^x 
120;  Jnly  3.  8  A  Stewart  to  J  H  Christ- 
ian $8,000 

Vernon  av,  60  ft  a  of  66th  at,  w  f  99j^x 
1223^;  Jnly  J5.  J  E  Seinwerth  to  M  O 

Sullivan  $5,00  0 

Vincennes  av,  212  ft  n  e  of  70th  st,  26.72 
xl5C,  more  or  less;  Jnne  3.  H  Peterson 

to  M  Miner  $1,500 

Vincennes  av,  332  ft  b  of  38th  at,  w  f  22x 
130;  July  25.  J  Wilaon  to  £  Oadwallden 

 $10,000 

Wabash  av,  71  ft  s  of  12th  st,  w  f  60x 
1053^;  Jnly  16.  Est  of  O  H  Noyes  to  E 

M  Fowler   ^56,000 

(OoQtinaed  on  page~  739,J  ~ 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Real  Eetate  Agency  for  the  pnrpose 
of  speonlatlnR  In  real  estate.  It  Is  an  Advertising 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Insure 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

Beferences:  E.  S.  Dreyer  h  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Wasmansdorfl  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohloago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con-^ 
suiting  the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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(Oontinaed  from  page  735.) 
Wabansia  av,  140  ft  w  of  Balloa  at,  s  f  25 
xl63;  Jnly  24.  J  Horner  to  B  Bebfield 

 $1,400 

Wallaoe  et,  176  ft  s  of  29th,  e  f  26xl30i^; 

Jaly  19.  J  Qentz  to  F  Hania  Jr  $3,000 

Wallaoe  at,  s  w  oor  30th,  e  f  50x130;  Jnly 

22.  E  WaUh  to  L  W  Hay  den  $7,000 

Walnnt  at,  226  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 
36x150;  July  31.  H  P  Tucker  to  J  B 

Smith  Jr  $3,000 

Walnnt  at,  99  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  23x124; 

Jaly  26.  O  M  Brady  to  O  Forck ... $4,800 
Ward  at,  167  ft  a  of  Belden  av,  e  f  24x124; 

Joly  22,  N  M  Plotke  to  T  Wrenn. .  .$1,250 
Warren  av,  bet  Franoiaco  and  Oalifornia 
ava,  n  f  19x122  8-10;  Jnly  26.  F  J  Bice 

to  A  T  Fischer  $6,500 

Washtenaw  av,  92  ft  a  of  38th  pi,  e  f  25x 
125;  Joly  18.  W  Frink  to  J  MoOahill 

 $2,400 

Washington  st,  75  ft  e  of  Eedzie  av,  n  f 
25x134;  Jaly  3.  Est  of  B  F  Jones  to  O 

S  Baelholf  $4,500 

Webater  av,  48  ft  w  of  Sheffield,  n  f  24x 
125;  Jaly  1.  A  0  0  Timna  to  A  Jiranek 

Jr  $2,826 

Wentworth  av,  550  ft  n  of  W  67th  pi,  w  f 
24xl27>^;  Jaly  30.  E  B  Murray  to  J  P 

McCarthy  $2,400 

Wentworth  av,  123  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  43.68 
X141.97;  July  27.  A  M  Sherwood  to  E  F 

Bayley  $6,600 

Wilson  av,  s  e  oor  Wright,  n  f  25x133;  June 

30.  M  Worst  to  A  J  Waldrink  $1,600 

Wilson  av,  26  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  35x137; 

May  24.  B  Stock  to  J  S  Erickaon.  .$3,000 
Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  It  bet,  160 
ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  60x50;  July  15.  J  B 

Bowie  to  0  Buckingham  $2,160 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  It  bet,  250 
ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  50x50;  July  15.  A  J 

Oohrirg  to  O  Baokiogham  $2,160 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  It  bet,  200 
ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  60x50;  July  15.  M 

Widdicomb  to  0  Baokingham  $2,160 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  It  bet,  300 
ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  50x50,  July  16.  0 

Silet  to  0  Buckingham  $2,160 

Winchester  av,  75  ft  a  of  73d  st,  e  f  60x 
126;  June  6,  F  M  Patton  to  M  A  Todd 

 $1,200 

Winchester  av,  216  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale 
st,  w  f  24x125;  July  30.  E  Ammeson  to 

F  T  aenneberg  $2,300 

Winchester  av,  150  ft  s  of  36th  at,  w  f  24>^ 
xU5;  July  18.  J  McOahill  to  W  Frink 

 $1,650 

Winona  st,  51  ft  w  of  N  62d,  a  f  100x126; 
July  25.  W  A  Barlow  to  A  A  Barlow 

 $1,000 

Wolfram  at,  160  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  a  f  48 
xl09;  Apr  13. 1  Weiszorowski  to  0  Buok- 

irgham   $6,260 

Wood  st,  214  ft  n  of  46th,  e  f  24x124.86; 

July  22.  M  Karanda  to  J  Fisher  $8,125 

Wood  at,  143  ft  a  of  49th,  e  f  24x125;  Jnly 
16.  J  Voree  to  J  F  Mikolaaek  $1,250 

M  tmCKljliAlllfiO  D8— CITX , 


Trsnsters  Under  tlOOU. 
Argyle,  Hall'a  add,  It  29  b  4  July  10,  0 

Bristle  to  J  E  Thomaa  $760 

Asars'u  div,  It  30  b  6  of  Its  31  and  32,  32 
39  14  Mar  5,'94,  S  vv  Wise  to  B  0  Greer 

 $750 

Avondale,  Its  10  and  11  b  12  July  29,  G 

W  Ames  to  A  Wisner  $950 

Belle  Vue,  Its  11  and  12,  2  37  14  July  25, 

O&OO&DOotoWJ  Botler  $500 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr's  sab,  It  38,  30  40 

14  July  15,  8  Brown  Jr  to  0  Lisa  $900 

Brown's  add,  It  67  b  1  July  18,  H  F  Dex- 
ter to  E  r  Kent  $600 

Brown'a  add.  It  68  b  1  July  18,  B  F  Dex- 
ter to  B  Stark  $500 

Burnside,  it  46  b  7  July  23,  D  F  Kelly  to 

L  Ooridan  ,  $860 

Oampbell's  sub,  It  25  b  9,  4  and  9  39  13 

— ,  G  0  Campbell  et  al  to  M  Lein. .  .$476 
Oarey'a  anb,  It  22  b  2,  a  w  qr  22  39  13  July 

2,  E  H  Oomerto  J  L  Bowman   $500 

Central  av  sub,  It  8  b  1  n  e  qr  32  40  13 

July  26.  G  E  Walter  to  E  Egan  et  al  $800 
Ch'go,  Madison  at  add.  It  19  b  7  Jane  24, 

M  Gorman  to  R  Beck  $876 

Ch'go,  Colorado  av  add.  It  17  b  1  July  8, 

H  A  Jansen  to  J  H  Keester  $760 

Clarkdale,  Clark  &  M't  1st  add,  It  3  b  1 
July  16,  0  Catherwood  to  A  S  McFer- 

Bon  $400 

Clarkdale,  It  39  b  4,  36  38  13  Aug  27,'91. 

W  G  Clark  et  al  to  M  0  Hurley  $376 

Co  Olk'8  div,  It  3  b  I  of  It  2  e  2^  33  40  13 

July  26,'94,  8  L  Boyoe  to  X  M  Oonlm$426 
OorneU,  It  42  if  ?9  Jgly  24,  0  Bergren  to 


J  J  Anderson  $650 

Cowles'  add,  It  29  b  4  July  1,  F  Dibben  to 

F  J  Howe  $600 

Cowle's  add,  It  12  b  4  June  26,  S  B  Hume 

to  L  L  Lewis  $660 

Cowles'  add,  It  36  b  4,  31  38  16  Apr  1,'92, 

Est  of  A  Cowlea  to  M  A  Crawford. .  ,$360 
Cowles'  add,  same;  June  29,  M  A  Craw 

ford  to  J  F  Merkle  $850 

Cowles'  add,  same;  J  F  Merkle  to  N  B 

Bair  $860 

Crosby  et  al  aub,  It  1  b  26  e  hf  a  e  qr  25 
40  13  Mar  31,'94,  S  M  Nickerson  to  J  P 

Petersen    $660 

C  T  S,  It  65  of  It  9  b  24,  29  39  14  Ang  2, 

'94,  A  Crane  to  J  Coleman  $450 

C  T  8,  It  12  b  1  of  b  23,  31  39  14  July  26, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  Tang  $603 

Dauphin  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  34  July  25,  F  A 

Hippler  to  W  J  Hippler  $600 

Dauphin  Pk,2nd  add,  It  38  b  27,  May  21, 

C  M  Pusey  to  A  Frederking  $600 

Dauphin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add,  It  23  b  55 

Nov  22,'93,  S  B  Gross  to  A  C  Helbrjg$925 
Davenport  sub,  It  364  n  e  qr  3  39  13  July 

27,  A  Monaon  to  J  Halmaon  et  al . . , .  $200 
Davie  &  Son'a  add.  It  11  b  12  a  hf  6  37  14 
May  24,93,  B  F  Dutton  to  M  C  Van 

Anda  $530 

Dewey  &  O's  aub,  It  601  and  a  hf  It  602  n 
^  e  hf  n  e  qr  30  38  14  July  14,'91,  C  P 

Dewey  to  C  E  Hayden  $562 

Dewey  &  C's  sub,  Ita  87  and  88  n  ^  e  hf 
n  e  qr  26  40  13  June  15,  C  P  H  Dose  to 

L  Matsen  $425 

Dickey  <fc  Baker's  sub,  It  15  b  2  a  w  qr  24 
38  14  July  6,  A  C  Bridges  to  C  A  Kuhn 

 $600 

Diven.a  sub.  It  29  b  6  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Jnly 

26,  0  P  Graham  to  E  G  Uihiein  $860 

Dock  Co's  sub,  It  40  b  17,  6  and  6  37  16 
July  26,  C  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  J  Janowiak 

 $400 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  40  b  17  June  29,  J  Jan- 
owiak to  D  C  Butts  $800 

Dock  Co's  aub,  Ita  24  and  26  b  141,  6  and 
7  37  15  July  25,  J  Hall  to  S  Ch'go  CongI 

Socy  $650 

Dock  Co'a  sub.  It  34  b  63,  6  and  6  37  16, 

Jnly  23,  E  Albers  to  W  E  Colburn. .  $900 
Dose  aub.  It  46  b  13  ex  n  44  ft  Kimball's 
sub  e  hf  a  w  qr  26  40  13  June  6,  C  P  H 

Dose  to  Palmer   .  $496 

Douglas  Pk,  Downing  C  &  P's  add,  It  32 
b  4  May  23,  E  O'Donnell  to  J  O'Don- 

nell  $500 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add,  It  6  sub  n  141 
ft  b  4  July  21,  K  L  Punk  to  J  Kovanda 

 $600 

Bnglewood,  Allerton's  add,  It  80  Oct  22, 

'90,  E  A  Cummings  to  L  F  Erickaon  $376 
Bnglewood,  Allerton'a  add.  It  215  Jaly  1, 

L  0  Bowes  to  K  M  Maraton  $500 

Bnglewood,  Allerson's  add,  It  215,  19  38 
14  June  26,  J  F  MoGrath  to  L  C  Bowes 

 $675 

Bnglewood,  Lanphere'a  add.  It  8  b  9  July 

29,  L  Borrelli  to  C  Borrelli  $500 

Bnglewood,  Sidwell's  add.  It  6  b  1  July 

27,  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  H  Andrews  $560 

Bnglewood  Hgta,  Its  12  13  and  14  b  17 

July  26,  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  B  Ellison. $823 
Bnglewood  Hgts,  Neumann  &  Hart's  add, 
It  27  b  7  Mar  16,  A  Cohen  to  M  Leo- 
pold $463 

Bnglewood  Hgta,  It  26  b  13,  6  37  14  July 

26,  L  Franklin  to  M  Both  $500 

Bnglewood  Hgts,  Gage's  add.  It  24  b  6 

July  27,  Same  to  B  Wuttke...  $326 

Englewood  Hgts,  Neuman  &  Hart's  add, 
It  22  b  7  June  26,'94,  Ch'go  Ld  Assn  to 

H  Heiman  $453 

Fernwood,  Bloss  <fc  Co'a  eub  of  biks.  Its 
109  end  110,  9  37  14  May  6,  B  F  Boggs 

to  M  E  Wilson  $600 

Freer's  sub.  It  46  b  1  of  bs  13  to  16  n  e  qr 
22  39  13  July  10,  F  A  Behkop  to  J  Dor- 

egan  $525 

Freer's  sub,  It  6  b  4  of  ba  14  to  16,  22  39 

19  July  16,  F  Kerrigan  to  I  McDonald 
 $500 

Galvin's  sub.  It  41  b  2  a  e  qr  7  38  14  July 

23,  B  Galvin  to  J  Henry  $600 

Galvin's  sub,  It  40  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  14  July 

23,  E  Galvin  to  M  Hofman  $600 

Garfield,  Its  21  and  22  b  2  July  10,  A  F 

Keeney  to  H  Tophoven  $900 

Garfield,  It  12  b  6  Jnly  9,  G  G  Newbury  to 

J  Beily   ,  $450 

Gilbert'a  sub.  Its  26  and  26  b  1  aub  ba  1 
and  4  a  w  qr  32  38  14  Apr  6,'91,  W  B 

Davia  to  8  J  Turner  $860 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  37  b  6  n  w  qr  20  38  i4 

June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  D  Ranaford..  $760 
Goodwin's  snb,  It  41  b  6  n  w  qr  o  w  qr 

20  38  14  June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  A  L 
Peot.,.'ff  f760 


Goodwin's  sub,  It  24  b  1  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  W  8  Wills 
 $750 

Grand  av  sob.  It  21  b  4  n  e  qr  32  40  13 
July  18,  G  E  Walter  to  F  Barta  $500 

Grand  av  sub,  It  26  b  4,  32  40  13  July  26, 
G  E  Walter  to  F  Maly  $460 

Grant  Pk,  Boldenweok's  add,  It  6  b  2  Jnly 

22,  E  Leinhaas  to  J  Phillips  $350 

Grayland  Pk  add.  Its  159  and  160  May  31, 

'94,  P  F  Haynes  to  M  Meyne  $700 

Hambleton's  snb.  It  17  s  e  qr  8  38  14  Jnly 

23,  J  O'Brien  to  M  Tiehy  , . . . .  $600 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  Cox's  sub,  Its  23  and 

and  24  b  6,  29  38  14  Sept  16,'89,  R  8 

Cox  Jr  to  J  Purtill  $560 

Hinckley's  aub,  It  7  of  Ita  61  to  65,  8  38 

14  July  16,  D  Dick  to  J  Qnilliman..  $500 
Hintze's  aub,  It  169  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Mar  7, 

'94,  W  H  HiDtze  to  F  J  Wisner  $525 

Hoamer  &  Mackey's  aub,  It  8  b  3,  2  39  13 

June  17,  0  8  Owen  to  8  H  Waugh. .  $850 
Hoamer  &  Maokey'a  sub.  It  9  b  3  same; 

June  17,  Same  to  J  M  Waugh  $850 

Hoamer  &  F's  sab.  It  14  b  1  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  July  15,  J  J  Richardson  to  W  H 

Hoff  $450 

Hosmer  <fc  Mackey'a  sub.  It  7  b  7,  2  39  13 
Nov  12,'91,  J  J  Mackey  Jr  to  J  Mo- 
Grath 1600 

Homan  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  26,  26  39  13 

Nov  22,'92.  O  Wittke  to  F  Halma..  .  $426 
Hyde  Pk,  Meeker's  add,  It  12  b  8  Jnly  5, 

G  W  Meeker  to  S  Brzezinski  $700 

Irving  Dock  Go's  aub,  Its  33  and  34,  2  37 
14  Aug  1,  0  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  I  C  Steele 

 $560 

Jacobs'  anb  It  44  b  6  n  e  qr  30  38  14  July 

19,  J  F  Lindquist  to  B  A  Oleaveland  $600 
Jenning's  aub.  It  32  b  2,  33  40  13  July  24, 

C  F  Glaser  to  Q  Broderiok  $325 

Kelwyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add,  w  30  ft  It  2 
aub  w  300  ft  of  n  142  ft  b  21,  27  40  13 
Jnly  27,  M  Oasselman  to  A  8  Armstrong 


Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  187  July  26,  S  E 

James  to  E  A  Harrell    $600 

Kinzie's  sub.  It  32  b  1  n  e  qr  24  40  13  Jnly 

20,  W  W  Ehrheim  to  C  Dornquaat..  $350 
Lee's  snb.  Its  33  and  34  b  3  w  hf  s  e  qr  20 
38  14  July  23,  L  F  Redman  to  F  P  Gil- 

lett  $700 

Linden  Pk,  Hogeusou  &  S's  add,  It  30  b 
4  July  26,  H  H  N  Tennyson  to  C  M 

Tennyson  $soo 

Lt  46  b  2  sub  pt  n  e  qr  I  37  14  Jnly  24, 

W  E  Palmer  to  A  Herz  $400 

Lts  41  and  42  b  6  sab  bs  1  to  6  etc,  sub  w 
hf  n  w  qr  42  39  13  Nov  22,'90,  F  J 

Mackey  to  0  A  De  Witt  $900 

Lts  87  and  88  sub  s  qr  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40 
13  Jaly  28,'88,  J  N  Vance  to  O  T  W  Eb- 

ert  $470 

Lt  20  sub  n%  b  S  aub  n  w  qr  34  38  14 

July  25,  M  P  Tipton  to  E  A  Rowe. .  .$800 
Lt  26  b  3  and  It  36  b  4  anb  s  hf  s  e  qr  n  e 
qr  3  39  13  Jnly  12,  O  E  NiehoflE  to  C 

Healey  $500 

Lts  36  and  37  b  3  anb  w  hf  s  e  qr  d  e  qr 
34  40  13  July  1,  8  Delamater  to  A  Rauft 

 $900 

MoAuley  &  B's  Rutherford  sue,  It  18  b  2 
It  3  Co  Clks  div  33  40  13  July  12,  P  V 

Castle  to  B  Johnson  $500 

Merigold's  resab.lt  12  b  11  n  50  acres  e  hf 
n  e  qr  22  39  13  July  23,  C  Connselman 

to  F  Blaha  $526 

Nash's  sub,  It  32  b  1  n  e  qr  14  38  13  Jnly 

30,  M  Meyerovitz  to  J  F  Monahan..  $600 
North  av  eub.  It  36  b  1  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Apr 

26,  T  Reeve  to  E  Hanagan  $700 

North  Pk  add,  It  22  b  1  Jane  26,  P  J 

Youngqnist  to  A  Bryngelson  $275 

North  and  Grand  ava,  Calland's  snb.  It  20 
b  1  8  w  qr  34  40  13  Aug  14,'94,  H  A  Cal- 

land  to  I  Caokay  $400 

O'Brien'a  aub.  It  37  b  13  s  w  qr  34  40  13 

July  6,  N  J  Brikson  to  0  Lind8trom.$350 
Owner's  sub,  It  7,  ex  s  62  ft,  s  w  qr  2  38 
14  July  29,  B  A  Kimball  to  H  M  Gallo- 
way $675 

Phillip's  sub,  It  125,  a  e  qr  22  39  13  Jnly 

24,.91,  T  P  Phillips  to  E  Mitchell.. .  $526 
Phinney's  snb,  It  30  b  1  n  e  qr  11  39  13 

July  24,  R  B  Farson  toU  R  8truthers|8(!0 
Pinkert  &  Schulte's  snb.  It  1  b  1  n  w  qr  22 
39  13  Jnly  25,  P  Kleinke  to  A  Under- 

berg  $950 

Pullman,  Davis'  add.  Its  18  and  19  July 

25,  D  O  Butts  to  J  Le  Belle  $900 

Race's  anb.  It  19  and  n  hf  It  20  b  6  n  e  qr 
23  40  13  Joly  15,  C  L  Walter  to  F  H 

Walter  $750 

Rao's  sub.  Its  43  and  44  b  7  n  e  qr  23  40 
13  July  1,  L  B  Orandall  to  H  Ohristen- 

sen  ..■..'...$9u(r 

Ravenswood,  Outlet  add,  ic  16  b  2  July  1,  j 


M  J  Ball  to  O  Z  Olsen  $710 

Rood's  sub,  It  14  b  2,  19  4U  14  May  8,'93, 

J  Rood  Jr  to  C  Francke  $600 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  480  a  w  qr  18  40  14  May 

1,  B  Rudolph  to  J  Korte  $786 

Rudolph's  snb,  It  357,  bs  6  and  7  Ogden's 
snb,  8  w  qr  18  40  14  June  1,  E  Rudolph 

to  L  A  B  Ladewig  $922 

Rndolph's  snb,  It  300  bs  4  and 6  a  w  qr  16 
40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph  to  J  P  Sohmetz 

 $789 

Schlesinger's  sub,  It  44  b  1  s  e  qr  6  38  140 

Jnly  24,  J  M  Skala  to  M  Skala  $600 

Simm's  snb,  It  47  b  1  n  e  qr  9  S9  13  July 

26,  8  A  Tolman  to  C  L  Nelson  $660 

Sharpshooter's  Pk  sab.  It  1  of  Ita  160  and 
161,  21  37  14June  21,  H  L  Kraft  to  D 

Wink  et  al  $800 

Sixty-third  st,  Commings'  snb.  Its  384  and^ 
387,  18  38  14  Mar  12,'91,  E  A  CummingsG 

to  J  W  Billmire  $700 

Sixty-third  st,  same  snb.  It  342  same;  Mar 

12,'91,  Same  to  Same  $360 

Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Co's  sub,  It 
386,  18  38  14  Mar  28,'91,  B  A  Cummings 

to  J  W  Billmire  $626 

South  Ch'go,  Taylor's  2nd  add.  Its  13  and 
14  b  10  Jnly  26,  H  D   Judaon  to  U  B 

Martin  $900 

South  Ch'g.i,  Gross'  Calumet  Hgts  add.  It 
28  b  4,  N  K  Fairbank  to  F  W  Parken- 

son  $426 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add.  Its  6 
and  6  b  9  Aug  4,'90,  N  K  Fairbank  to 

P  Dener    $900 

South  Ch'go,  It  18  b  12  July  18,  0  &  C  O 

&  D  Co  to  J  Perz  $400 

South  Ch'go,  It  4  b  7  Ang  12,'90,  M  P  M 

Palmer  to  J  Palewski  $600 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add,  Ita  21 
and  22  b  7  June  8,'91,  N  K  Fairbank  to 

M  O'Neill  $900 

Tolford's  snb.  It  34  b  2  s  e  qr  23  39  13 

July  26,  M  W  Gay  to  W  Sonnenleiter$600 
Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  6  b 
2  May  24,  M  E  Qreenebanm  to  W  Gaic- 

ger  $800 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add,  n  hf  It  7  b 

4  Jnly  20,  E  Melms  to  J  Willi  $260 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add,  It  27  b  1 

Jnly  31,  M  Matz  to  B  Wasilke  $60  0 

Vincent,  It  19  b  6  July  17,  F  Daminski  to 

8  Woronwioz   $600 

Wash  Hgts,  Clifton  av  add,  Its  1  to  40  and 
46  to  48  b  3  sub  of  bs  37  and  38  July 

21,  '94,  H  P  Nourse  to  0  H  Landreth 
 $6,tC0 

Weddell  &  Cox's  sub.  It  37  b  6  w  hf  d  e  qr 
20  38  14  May  27,  0  Reims  to  W  H  H 
atege  $900 

Weddell  &  Cox's  sub,  It  7  b  16  w  hf  n  e  qr 
20  38  14  June  6,  W  G  Mann  to  W  H 
Kirk  $600 

Weddell  &  C's  snb,  It  21  b  7,  20  38  14  June 

22,  G  Shelton  to  D  Grieve  $626 

West  hf  e  hf  s  hf  e  hf  8  e  qr  32  38  13  July 

30,  H  C  Jacobs  to  H  P  Merriman...  $610 

Wetherbee  &  G's  sub,  It  45  b  3  a  e  qr  1  39 
13  Deo  22,'90,  J  0  Wetherbee  to  J  G 
Meyers  $775 

Winslow  &  J'a  sub,  It  17  b  3  s  e  qr  n  e  qr 
1  39  13  Feb  12,'91,  P  Sorgenfri  to  A  Jen- 
sen  $624 

Wisner's  add,  h  4,  14  39  13  Jnly  26,  Mast 
in  Ohy  to  F  P  Finigan  $774 

Wisner's  snb.  It  18  b  1  n  e  qr  25  37  14 
June  7,  A  Bull  to  L  Terwilliger  $600 

Wost  Pullman,  It  6  b  19  May  27,  Am  T  <fc 
Svg  Bk  to  J  A  Smith  $860 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  4  b  2,  19  40  14  July  22,  J 
A  Wischer  to  W  Deppmeier  $860 

ISVSUBBAIV  WABBAIHTT  DBKD8. 


Ch'go  Hgte,  KesDey'a  sab.  Its  47  and  48  b  6  jal;  13, 

'91,  E  Loverook  to  L  B  Miller  (450 

Oh'go  Hgte,  Eeeney's  sob.  It  13  b  '25  ju\j  33,   A  F 

Keeney  to  0  Sanbert  |J00 

Bloom,  Clair's  sab  in  Wallace's  add.  It  6  jsn  1,'94, 

A  J  J  Miller  to  F  Fellows  I3B0O 

8  Homewood,  It  14  b  6  jal;  8,  A  P  Pendleton  to  S 

Jones  ISM 

Oolasbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  let  add.  It  23  b  31  jaly  19, 

A  Johnson  to  A  F  Eeeney  $300 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same  add.  It  M  b  31  jaly  19,  H 

JohniOQ  to  Same  f^OO 

Ch'go  agts.  It  31  b  1  july  10,  Oh 'go  TAT  Oo  to  T 

Wiederhold  |40q 

Ch'go  Hgts,  same;  jaly  24,  T  Wiederhold  to  8  Bode 

 $800 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  22  b  143  july  19,  Oh'go  T  4  T  Oo  to 

Q  Koebele  1300 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  39  sab  of  bs  4  and  7  jaly  28,  Same  td 

p  3  Fnrffeii  .:  .;,  ..^....UbO 

Ob'gb  Hgte,  It  10  b  21  feb  ll,'93,  S  M  Barrett  to  A 


740 


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Augusta,  1895. 


W  Wolfe  »3000 

De  Forreet  enb.  Its  9  and  10  b  26,  33  36  14  jalj  26,  L 

8  PhllUps  to  M  Snyder  *260 

Ojlnmbia  Hgte,  Keeney's  l8t  add.  Its  3  and  Si  b  9, 

It  Sa  b  19,  Its  39  30  aod  31  b  10.  jane  It),  A  F 

Keekey  to  J  W  Walter   $1*00 

Oolnmbia  Hsts,  Keeuey's  '2nd  add,  Its  18  16  and  17 

b  24  july  24,  M  Hmith  to  A  F  Keeney  t780 

De  Forest  sab,  Its  20  and  21  b  19,  33  35  11  jaly  34,  H 

L  Wwber  to  L  Weber  1200 

Co  Oik's  div,  It  18,  29  36  14  jnly  22, 0  F  Wielderhold 

to  T  C  Boland  »1*00 

Colambla  Hgte,  Keeney's  Ist  add,  It  45  b  20  jane 

17,  A  F  Keeney  to  0  Sohamberger  ti60 

Oh'BO  Hgts,  Its  37  and  28  a  193  sag  10,'94,  J  H  Mo- 

Eldowney  to  WJ  MoEldowney  *900 

CALUMET. 

Beztord  &  B's  snb,  49  lots,  s  e  qr  30  37  14  jaly  34, 
OA  Bellamy  to  H  U  Howard  117,600 

Bextord  k  B'e  tub,  Eame;  jnly  24,  H  Q  Howard  to 
M  Howard  et  al  $17,000 

Bine  leld  Sapplement,  It  9  b  3  jnly  26,  Ob'go  T  db  T 
Oo  to  L  0  Beich  1500 


Linden  Pk,  HORenson  &  S's  adil.  It  43  b  3  sept  1.'90, 

E  Hogeaeon  to  0  Robinson   1679 

Keefe's  add.  Us  38  and  39  b  1  s  e  qr  30  39  IS  jaly  23, 

A  luud  lo  M  Liijestrom  11600 

Clyde,  4th  div,  It  7  b  1  may  6.  M  F  Raftree  to  W  0 

Baneom   ....^...$236 

Street's  snb.  Its  33  and  34  b  4,  18  39  13  jaly  6,  0  B 

Smith  to  O  P  Ihorsen  tl300 

Taylor's  sub.  It  38  b  11  s  w  qr  33  39  13  ang  1,'92,  0 

F  Taylor  to  L  Wetteland  •.  tSOO 

Davis  A  Son's  sab.  Its  39  and  30  n  pt  16  39  13  mch 

16,'90,  F  F  Wood  to  Q  H  MoAlister  tlCOC 

Davis  &  Son's  snb,  Us  44  and  46  same;  may  28,'9C, 

W  B  Davis  to  A  MciUster  1800 

Davis  &  Son's  sab.  It  7,  feb  4,'93,  E  A  Bich  to  Q  H 

MoAHster  »326 

Walker's  sab.  It  8  b  4  n  w  qr  9  89  13  feb  26,  G  T 

Barnes  to  H  8  r  srioore  1600 

Anstlnville,  Austin's  3rd  add,  w  bf  It  648  jaly  33,  W 

A  Carlson  to  N  Pearson  t400 

Austin,  Coleman's  add,  s  hf  It  10  and  n  12^  ft  It  11 

b  6  july  28,  W  A  Carlson  to  N  Pearson  t600 

Lt  48  and  ut  It  49  b  1  sab  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13  8  of 

By  july  9,  F  A  Hill  to  J  F  Ready  tl600 

Carey's  sub.  Its  31  and  33  b  1,  s  w  qr  32  39  13  may 

33,  W  McGovern  to  0  W  La'-her  $1300 

Carey's  sab,  9  lots;  s  w  qr  32  39  13  ma;  28,  F  T 

Murphy  too  W  Las' er  J6300 

S  T  8.  It  31  of  It  33  n  pt  16  i9  13  july  17,  W  T  En-tis 

to  A  F  Dean  $6  0 

Grwin's  sab.  Us  39  and  40  B  w  qr  8  39  13  july  1  T  0 

Brockhaoser  to  F  W  West  $30C0 

Anstlnville,  Austin's  2nd  add.  Its  833  and  334  b  13 

july  23,  E  A  McDonald  te  0  U  Hals  $3000 

AastinvlUs,  some  add,  It  334  jaly  16,  0  H  Hals  to  8 

M  Uhristensen  $1280 

Austin,  Lombard  av  add,  Its  11  and  12  jnly  36,  0  J 

ll'engto  M  Olsen  $1400 

Austin,  Johnston  Jr's  add,  n  76  ft  It  3  b  13  july  10, 

O  A  Schmidt  to  B  Winter  $1600 

Lt  111  b  13  sub  pt  s  w  qr  4  39  13  jane  271  A  M  Gor- 
don to  T  Opatmy  $760 

Reynold's  »nb,  Us  1  to  4  b  3  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

jaly  6,  Q  F  Koesler  to  8  E  Gross  $4000 

Lts  11  and  12  b  1  sub  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13  june  16, 

L  1}  Bongbton  to  H  J  Boughton  $1600 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  A  P's  add.  Its  30  and  21,  b  7  oct  17, 

'93,  G  u  Cody  to  A  0  Turner  $2600 

Ballard's  snb,  pt  Us  30  31  and  33  b  6  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  7 

39  13  jaly  6,  A  A  Mathews  to  J  K  Byan  Jr  $2000 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  33  33  and  39  b  36,  Its  4  and 
6  b  8  end  Its  1  and  3  b  33  may  13,   Grant  Land 

Assn  to  ladastrial  Wks  $3446 

Carey's  sub.  It  13  b  6  n  w  qr  32  39  13  jnly  24,  B  E 

Oarley  to  E  0  Smith  et  al  $700 

Houston's  sub.  Us  67  to  70  pt  w  bt  e  hf  E  w  qr  8  39 

IS  july  1,  T  0  Brockhausea  to  F  W  West  $6000 

Davis  &  Sou's  sub,  U  10,  U  138  3  T  S  16  39  13  jaly 

15.'91,  W  B  Davis  to  E  8  Binne  $3600 

Morton  Pk,  Its  18  and  19  resub  bs  13  and  14  n  e  qr 

38  39  13  jaly  26,  A  Turner  to  D  Q  Edgerly....  $1000 
CliSord  &  W's  sab.  Us  20  and  21  b  4  e  hf  n  e  qr  n  w 

qr  4  39  13  july  3,  A  Swanson  to  P  W  Fay  $1000 

CliSord  4s  W's  enb,  same;  july  26,  F  W  Fay  to  F  E 

Steele  $1000 

Harrison  Bros  sob,  It  21.  It  33  S  T  8,  16  39  H  jaly 

34,  A  F  Dean  to  H  Glossop  $600 

Austin's  sub.  It  97,  b  10  Austin's  sub,  n  e  qr  8  39  13 

may  35.  L  M  Wyant  to  F  E  Prey  $3000 

Anstia's  sub,  n  hf  s  hf  Its  16  17  and  18  b  3  n  e  qr  8 

39  13  July  1.  F  L  Race  to  Same   $1800 

Merrlck'«  sab,  n  36  ft  It  9  b  3  w  hf  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

joly  l,  F  E  Pray  to  F  L  Baoe  $2000 

Austin's  snb.  It  97  b  10  n  e  qr  8  39  18  jaly  1,  Same 

to  F  L  Baoe  $3000 

Beynold's  sab.  It  83  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  june  36,  A  V 

Qleason  to  H  L  Hanson  $600 

22nd  et  blvd  eab.  Its  SO  and  31  b  3n  e  qr  n  6  qr  39 
.  89  18  nov  J,'94,  E  P  Bice  lo  B  KniJD  $770 


West  hf,  ex  n  40  ft  and  e  30  ft  e  hf  s  w  qr  6  39  13 

july  27,  J  Qrummett  to  L  Lareen   $2600 

Salisbury's  sab.  Its  45  and  46  b  8, 6  39  13  ang  1,'9J,  8 

Harnstr  im  to  J  F  Johnson   $69u 

33ad  St  blvd  sub,  It  6  b  5,  39  39  18  jnly  6,  E  P  Bice 

to  A  Radcliffe  s   $470 

Davis  &  Son's  sub.  It)  37  and  38  n  pt  1 6  89  13  jane  1, 

H  H  Bishop  to  A  Bishop  IS. 00 

KYANSTON. 

Evanston,  White's  add.  Its  1  and  3  b  8,  jaly  8,  M  L 

Thomas  to  0  F  QoessUng  $6600 

Evanston,  It  19  and  s  4  ft  It  18  of  Its  11  13  and  13  b 

58  july  20,  J  Wi  t  to  J  H  Wilson  $5010 

Evanston,  Qermaula  add.  It  74  sag  3,>92,  O  C 

Freund  to  A  E  Glennie  $1500 

Evanston,  Common  &  BU  add.  It  It  b  3  jaly  27,  0 

Moenok  to  R  A  Faust  $tCO 

LY  JNB. 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  6  b  6  apr  80,  F  0  Eok- 

mann  to  E  Holman  $600 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add,  lU  19  to  25  33  33  and  34  b 

16  apr  3,  H  Hall  to  E  Hall  $3000 

Wacbter's  sab.  It  33  o  4  e  hf  6  38  13  july  34,   J  0 

Wachter  to  J  E  Farrell  $600 

Wachter's  sab.  Us  8  9  and  10  b  5  same;  jaly  24, 

Same  to  H  N  Cary  $1600 

E  Hinsdale,  s  hf  It  34  b  13  reeub  be  11  and  13  jane 

4,  L  Q  Dana  to  D  N  Roberts  $3300 

La  Grange,  Lelter's  3nd  add,  U  3  b  11  jaly  ),  F  M 

Kantzler  to  0  M  Foskett  $1360 

Hammond  &  S's  sub.  It  18  b  4,  32  38  12  july  33,  C  W 

CoUender  to  0  Askeloff  $236 

80  Oh'go  Lawn,  It  37  b  4  s  e  qr  33  38  IS  july  24,  S  F 

Fleharty  to  I  MoCann   $500 

Berwyn,  Curtis'  add.  It  11  b  6  july  18,  J  H  Curtis 

to  J  0  Van  Derhoof  $400 

Curtis'  sub.  Its  143  and  113,  bs  3  and  7  NIokerson's 
sub  e  hf  6  38  13  mch  26,  Boyal  Trust  Co  to  P  Hc- 

Dsrmott  $860 

La  Grange,  It  7  b  37  jaly  26,  0  W  Blchmond  to  P  A 
Lord   $1000 


MAINE. 

Canfleld,  Pealu's  sub,  Its  31  and  32  b  3  jane  16,'90, 

B  8  Peale  to  A  Tortorlella   $300 

1  acre  in  n  e  cor  w  bf  s  e  qr  17  41  12  jane  37,  F  C 

Senne  to  F  Bieber  $1700 

Desplaliies,  Biver  add.  Us  38  and  39  oct  4,'93,  E  Q 

Stiles  to  0  Mehnke  $526 

Eiveryiew.  White's  8teel  Car  add.  Its  11  to  15  b  6 

june  15,  E  Diefenhorf  to  C  M  Reeve  $1600 

Linneen's  sub.  Us  32  to  36  b  6  s  w  qr  33  11  13  july 

12,  P  H  Linneen  to  O  F  Ba^chmann  $1000 

Park  Bidge,  pt  Us  13  and  14  b  4  apr  39,  Z  D  Boot  to 

Q  E  Clark  $1452 

Park  Bidge,  Powell's  add.  It  2  b  6  jane  14,  B  Cav- 

enaagh  to  J  Oostello  $3000 

Edison  Pk,  Its  6  and  6  b  7  july  19,  W   0  GifTord  to 
W  A  Blood  $700 

NEW  TBIEB. 


Kenllworth,  Avoca  add.  It  10  b  6  aod  It  41  b  S  july 

23,'94,  O  H  MoDevltt  to  O  L  Wennerstrom  ...$1000 
Yernamo,  Us  37  and  47  b  3  jnly  20,  G  Sexeuer  to 

M  Matuezak  $600 

Wlnnetka,  Prov  Mat  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  19  b  6   may  1, 

fl  Bennett  to  A  F  B  Bennett   $3C0 

Wilmette,  Inverness,  Its  3  4  16  and  17  b  6  jnly  11, 

W  J  Llttlejohn  to  W  H  Andrews   $  10,000 

Wilmette,  Dlngee  A  McDaniel's  resub.  Its  31  and 

23  b  9  apr  6,  W  H  Pruden  to  0  8  MaoCarty . . .  $6500 
Wilmette,  Bill  &  McDaniel's  resub.  Us  1  to  6  b  6 

july  19,  W  C  Wood  to  0  F  Boyotou   $3500 

Eenilworth,  Kenllworth  Co  add.  nwly  hf  It  10  b  18 

july  30,  J  Sears  to  M  B  Cadow  $6000 

Hubbard  Est  sub,  and     bs  1  to  8  n  e  qr  IT  42  13 

july  13,  H  Hubbard  to  T  Campbell  $18,991 

Wilmette,  nod  bf  nwly  hf  It  3  b  5  sept  35.'79,  Q  Mo- 
Daniel  to  W  H  Kinney  $1060 

East  ht  8  w  qr  8  e  qr  30  43  13  jnly  36,  A  0  Sohlldgen 

to  L  Stletmann    $8000 

Bauer's  add.  Us  19  and  20  b  4  S3  43  13  nov   7,<94,  A 

W  Greene  to  J  Bansson   $800 

Yernamo,  Us  80  to  34  b  8  june  31,  J  Alles  Jr  to  8  6 

E  Stenmark  $76  j 

Glenooe,  BoruS's  sub.  Its  1  to  30  b  11  july  1,  8  8e- 

Ugshon  to  8  F  Baoh  111,000 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mut  L 1  Assn  snb.  It  6  b  6  jaly  31, 
M  B  Bortree  to  A  T  Evans  $600 

PBOTIBO. 

Western  add.  Us  19  and  30  b  16,  june  19,  W  Doell  to 

E  Doell   $600 

Melrose,  Its  IT  and  18  b  134  june  27,  8  M  Bloss  to  A 

1*  Huge  $700 

Oak  Pk,  Haa^e's  add.  It  37,  jaly  16.   W  Haase  to  A 

Boos  ,  ....$900 

Qrossdale,  Gross'  3rd  add,  U  33  b  73  july  33,  J 

Egan  to  J  Egau  $300 

Grossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add,  It  41  b  44  jaly  36,  B  Ka- 

liok  to  M  Boeder  $900 

Uaywood,  Us  4  and  5  b  330  jaly  36,  J  8offeI  et  al  to 

A  Trlebass  $725 

Maywood,  Us  17  and  18  b  126  jaly  29,  A  toeffel  to 


O  Loeflel  $25(i 

Grossdale,  It  10  b  6  july  36,  B  Nles  to  B  W  Nies.  .$300 
Maywood,  Wallace's  add.  Us  23  and  34  b  11  joue  37, 

93  J  H  Wallace  to  L  Elemme  $660 

Grossdale,  It  7  b  33  (Ot  39,'94,  8  E  Gross  to  A  P 

Smith   $200 

Bellewood,  b  33  and  other  ppty;  jaly  16,  J  B  Bloe 

to  0  J  A  Erlcson  $3800 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  11  b  66  jaly  SI,  L 

Pfeifer  to  M  KorS  $200 

THOBNION. 

Harvey,  Toung  &  Byan's  3nd  add.  It  38  b  6  july  10, 
D  B  Brown  to  P  Levy  $600 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  33  b  4  july  16,  M  M  Brown 
to  A  T  Stewart  $450 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  snb,  Us  42  and  43  b  3,  S6 
36  14  june  36,  L  A  MoGluu  to  J  MoBugb  $600 

Hsrvey,  Yoang  &  Byan's  add.  It  33  b  6  jaly  3,  H  E 
Shedd  to  A  Grossman  $350 

Harvey,  Young  &  Ryan's  3d  add.  It  33  b  7  jane  IS, 
L  La  Lone  to  C  F  Wiehe....   $600 

Harvey,  same  add.  It  3  b  6  jaly  12,  Mast  in  Chy  to 
0  8  Quiulan  $6u7 

Harvey,  Academy  add,  Us  46  and  46  b  "O"  may  14, 
J  8  Danlap  to  M  Milllgan  $1000 

Harvey,  It  11  b  122  ang  8,'92,  Harvey  Ld  Assn  to 
C  H  Barker  1550 

Burnham,  It  14  b  9  july  26,  G  W  Morgan  to  J  Pat- 
ton   ..$350 

Harvey,  It  48  b  123  may  28,  M  8  Coryell  to  J  8  Dun- 
lap  $1600 

Harvey  Hgts.  It  28  b  3  jane  11,  M  L  Swift  et  al  to  E 
Blanohard  $JO0 

WOBTH . 

8  Highlands,  w  ht  It  6  b  4  feb  18,   R  S  OoIIin^  to  A 

Johnson  $400 

S  Highlands,  w  hf  It  17  b  4  feb  18,  Sams  to  0  Berg 

  $600 

S  Highlands,  same;  0  Berg  to  A  Langren  $500 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  6  b  4  feb  14,  B  S  Collins  to  J 

Johnson  $400 

8  Highlands,  wht  It  17  b  4  jane  4,  Same  to  E  Nel- 
son $40( 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  9  b  4  mch  30,  Same  to  M  Jans- 
son   $400 

Greenwood  Hgts,  It  24  b  3  july  8,  W  Springer  to  C 

Lawrence  $350 

Blue  Isld,  Jernberg's  add.  It  18  b  16  june  34,  J  W 

Janney  to  H  Swanson  $460 

W  Highlands,  e  hf  It  4  and  w  hf  It  6  b  4  apr  26,  F 

Anderson  to  R  Moore  $760 

W  Highlands,  e  K  U  18  b  6  feb  16,  A  Paulsen  to  L 

E  L  Johnson  $760 

Wiretou  Pk,  It  43  b  17,  25  36  and  36  87  13  may  37, 

Title  G  &  T  Co  to  H  A  Tedrlok  $632 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacobs'  sab.  Us  33  to  41  b  19,  e  e  qr 

3  37  13  oct  13, '93,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  Llttlejohn.  .$1600 
Bine  Isld,  Bezeord's  add.  It  3  b  1  jaly  35,  B  A  Na- 
pier to  M  J  Napier  $300o 

Blu  Isld,  eame;  jaly  36,  R  H  Napier  to  B  A  Napier 
    $2000 


PAIiOS . 

Harvey,  Hogue's  add.  Us  45  and  46  may  5,  (i  J 
Hogae  to  R  C  Bounsavell  $400 

Palos  Highlands,  Monthan's  sub.  Us  33  to  33  b  13, 
2  37  13  apr  29,  H  C  Hansberger  to  W  Sohamann 
  $1800 

Palos  Highlands,  Us  35  and  36  b  12  jaly  8,  E  Baeh- 
ren  to  J  Bokelkamp   $500 

liEYDEN. 

Ellsworth,  2nd  add.  It  10  b  12  july  24,'9*,  E  A  Scales 

to  M  H  Adams   $500 

Aesr'B  div,  n  66  ft  It  6  u  e  qr  13  40  13  jaly  29,  A  T 

Jackson  to  T  P  Hafley  $3025 

Falrview  Hgts,  It  2J  b  3  feb  39,'93,  O  B  Trowbridge 

to  I  Jackett  $250 

Indian  Highlands,  Us  33  34  and  36  b  14  aug  1,  G  R 

Finch  to  K  P  Legori'i  $400 

PALATINE" 

1  acre  In  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  14  42  10  dec  7, '93,  E 
French  to  E  A  French   $200 


B^BBINGTON. 
VlUage  ot  Barringtoa,  It  3  and  e  37  ft  It  3  b  6  july 
3 0  Q  Senn  to  M  Barnett  $3000 


N3BIHFIELD. 
Glenooe,  BoruS's  sub,  Its  13  to  IH  b  T  mob  16,  L  H 
Hanis  to  A  Frankel  $1600 

BIYEBBIDE. 

Biverslde,  3rd  div,  It  1104  b  35  jaly  37,  Q  8  Hub- 
bard Jr  to  M  A  Bobluson  $10,00 

WHEBIilNG. 

Arlington  Hgts,  It  36  b  8  july  39,  J  C  Bobinson  to  I 
Brown  $800 

BBEMEN. 

Olalrmont,  It  76  b  1,  It  103  b  3  july  36,  8  E  Barrell 
to  C  C  Soivil  $880 

ELK  OBOTE. 
60  acres  In  33  41  U  Sag  6, '94,  A  SobarringbaaseD  to 
M  D  Sobarrlngbaniei)  ....$2600 


Inolndlns  Balldlng  and  Loan  SooleUei. 
Adams  J  B  to  M  E  OreeQebaom  jaly  29, 
It  26  and  yt  25  b  6,  27  40  14,  6y  6%% 

  12600 

Adelson  W  to  W  Qreenebaam  jaly  29,  It 

27  b  14  Braud  add  4y  6J^X   $2500 

Ander  J  P  to  L  Baiid  May  21,  pt  b  26,  12 

40  13,  5y  6^   $5000 

Ander  J  P  to  L  Baird  May  21,  pt  b  26,  12 

40  13,  5y  6«  $5000 

Andeiman  D  to  M  0  Mat  S  &  B  Assn  jaly 

26,  pt  It  47  b  18,  29  40  14,  7%  |2500 

Anderson  A  to  Q  Van  Zandt  jaly  33,  prem 

263  w  Indiana  6y  6%  |4000 

Anderson  A  Q  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  jaly 
29,  pt  Its  44  and  45  b  2,  ^9  40  14,  3y  6!t 

 11200 

Anderson  E  L  to  H  A  Haagan  jaly  22,  It 

8  and  pt  9  b  10,  17  38  14,  6y  6%.... f 3000 
Anderson  J  A  to  L  Baird  jaly  22,  pt  b  2  b 

32,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  $2200 

Anderson  J  Z  to  E  6  Paaling  jaly  17,  It 

12  b  3,  20  40  14,  6y  6^  |4500 

Anderson  P  to  T  F  Keeley  joly  27,  It  11  b 

34SOhioago  2y  6;«  |UO0 

Bawler  E  to  J  K  Olonrey  jaly  24,  It  61  b 

4,  '/O  39  14,  6%  |4100 

Bnrah  0  to  J  K  Olonrey  jnly  24,  It  9,  b  8, 

36  40  13,  6^  $1600 

Berg  L  to  0  E  Sohlytern  jaly  17,  pt  Us  21 

to  24  b  2,  1  39  13,  2y  7<J   tlOOO 

Bartholf  0  8  to  S  0  Miller  jaly  25,  It  10  b 

22,  12  ^9  13,  2y  6^  $3260 

Bernstein  0  to  F  A  Barnes  Jaly  2,  It  3  It 

23  b  6,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Banmister  J  P  &  G  S  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo 
July  12,  pt  It  83  K  and  R  sab  23  38  14, 

5y  6<g  $5000 

Bet-t  M  M  to  M  Q  Oampbell  july  16,  It  7 

and  pt  6  b  6,  8  40  14,  6^  $3000 

Bottsford  L  to  J  H  Gilbert  jaly  26,  It  24 

b  37,  22  40  13,  2y  7%  $1000 

Biehopp  W  D  to  P  Van  Vlissiagen  jaly 

24,  pt  It  14,  8  w  M  34  39  14,  6y  6%  $16,000 
Barth  H  to  N  Ohi  Mat  8  &  L  Assn  jaly  24, 

Its  29  to  35  b  44  Elston  add  7%  $13,600 

Bryant  D  8  to  E  S  Dreyer  jaly  23,  pt  It 

12  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $14,000 

Broawer  L  E  to  8  F  Toder  jaly  27,  It  23 

and  24  b  18,  5  37  14,  1%  $1200 

Billen  P  to  Q  Combs  jnly  10,  It  234  b  1, 

29  40  14,  6^  $2»;00 

Booker  W  M  to  E  A  Manger  joly  26,  its 

12  and  13  b  8,  36  41  14,  5y  6%  $2600 

Bass  O  8  to  B  F  Gorton  joly  18,  Its  12  4 

eto  Birnbaam  to  Pallman  5y  6*  ....$4000 
Bergstrom  C  J  to  Q  A  Rose  july  20,  pt  It 

20  b  3,  '.^9  40  14,  3y  6$  $2000 

Banton  0  to  G  W  Kellner  jaly  24,  It  44  b 

eto  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Bigon38S  O  tj  P  Van  Vlissingen  jaly  20, 

It  144  Boone,  J  &  K  snb  33  39  14,  6%  $1000 
Birk  W  to  B  8  Walker  jnly  23,  It  86  b  16, 

19  39  14,  6«     $1400 

Brown  0  F  to  Evanston  8  and  L  Assn 

jaly  9,  It  23  Gaffleld  snb  7  31  14..  .$1900 
Bonroa  0  L  and  W  A  to  G  D  Pease  july 

20  pt  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  656  $4300 

Ballard  M  M  to  W  H  Oairnduflf  j^ly  24,  pt 

bs  16  and  16,  8  40  14,  7%  24  dteds. $12,000 
Branns  U  to  J  Sohuilzer  Nov  15,  It  7  b  1, 

29  40  14,  6^  $22,000 

Blum  L  to  P  J  Wetzel  july  23,  It  19  b  16, 

17  39  14,  6i«  $3300 

Bngbee  G  0  to  E  L  Stewart  july  70,  Its  1 

and  2, 1!6  and  ;-5  38  14,  6^  $1600 

Baldwin  E  M  to  Chi  Title  and  T  Oo  jaly 

16,  U  9  b  3,  9  38  14,  3y  6i8  $lu00 

Burton  E  S  to  Stookmans  B  L  and  S  8oo 

july  21,  It  29  b  3,  4  3f  14  $7030 

Baum  H  to  8  Zeiser  jnly  23,  It  26  b  3,  8 

38  14  $1300 

Bartos  J  to  J  Stepanek  july  27,  It  106  and 

106,  25  39  13.  1%  *20iO 

Brejoha  A  to  I  G  Lombard  May  28,  It  37 

b  4  Douglas  Pk  add,  3y  6<8  $lf  60 

Bartoszek  8  to  E  ft  Pauling  jaly  25,  it  7 

b  14,  33  39  13.  ly  7^  ....  -   $2000 

Braithwaite  T  M  to  J  0  Hatohins  jnly  24, 
Its  16  and  17  it  1  b  11  VN  ilmette  3y  6^ 

 $17tO 

Oorooran  P  F  to  J  R  Oase  joly  18,  It  26  b 

2  Oobnrn  add      , . .  ,  $2090 

Oallow  M  B  to  B  P  Hinman  Jr  jaly  20,  pt 

It  10  b  18,  28  42  13,  3y  6%   $lfiO0 

Oamp  E  8  to  F  B  Peabody  jaly  27,  pt  b 

37  and  38,  9  40  14  5y  1%,  15  deeds  #-tO,000 
Oarlson  0  E  to  A  Obyiraus  Jnly  25,  It  18 

b  4,  10  39  13  $1900 

Cohen  I  to  S  Straus  july  22,  U  26  b  7 

Brand  add  6^  $3690 

Ohittiok  A  to  D  Eiobberg  july  5,  pt  It  16 

b  1,  18  38  14.  6%   $1000 

Connelly  R  to  P    F  C^iffrey  jaly  18,  pt  b 
ao,  34  38  14,  6;<.... ...... .  sfdtOO 


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Carney  M  to  A.  0  Ernat  jnly  20,  It  19  b  2, 

33  40  14.  3y6%  |2600 

Oraven  T  to  P  B  Hoyt  jnly  18,  pt  It  12  b 

16  Evanston  3y  7^  |2000 

Oorooran  P  F  to  J  R  Case  jnly  16,  It  26  b 

2,  38  14,  5y  6%   |2700 

Oortin  0  0  to  R  Berger  jnly  23,  It  46  b  2, 

33  39  14,  3j  6}4i  flOOO 

Ohristensen  A.  to  8  Danlop  jaly  20,  It  33 

and  pt  34  b  4,  4  39  13,  6y  6%   f  1600 

Oronenberget  E  E  to  O  U  Enlette  Jane 

27,  It  5  b  15,  16  38  14,  18m  6%  flfiOO 

OarlBon  0  E  to  A  Ohyttaas  jaly  25,  It  18 

b  4,  10  39  13  $1900 

Oox  8  K  to  A  N  Charles  jnly  1,  It  65  n  w 

qr  20  40  14,  7^   ,.  .|2000 

Clark  N  to  W  H  Yonng  Nov  16,'94,  Us  31 

to  34  b  5,  31  38  16,  3y  6%  |2500 

Drawert  A  to  Q  J  Tags  Jnly  24,  It  10  b  7 

28  39  14,  6^  12200 

Dietrich  H  W  to  F  8alter  jnly  22,  Its  1  to 

4  b  1,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $2700 

Dixon  M  A  to  Am  Trast  &  8  Bk  jnly  16, 

It  3  and  pt2  b  13,  21  38  14.  6i  $1200 

Dnggan  C  J  to  C  J  Shields  Jaly  26,  It  93 

b  18,  19  40  14,  6ji  11800 

Delany  E  R  to  P  B  Hoyt  jnly  10,  It  4  and 

pt  3  b6,  White  to  Evanston,  6y  7^.|26O0 
Dottman  R  A  F  to  L  Evans  jnly  18,  It  22 

b  4  Douglas  Park  add  3y  6!J   $4000 

Dnnker  H  to  0  L  Sobaar  jnly  20,  It  3  b  36, 

32  39  14,  6J{  $1100 

Deoerling  Q  to  M  W  Kozminski  jaly  18, 

It  8  b  15.  36  40  13,  3y  6^   $1800 

Dewald  ISil  J  to  J  J  Kniokerbooker  jaly  18, 

Its  I  ahd  2  b  1,  4  39  14,  6y  6^4%. .  .$18,000 
Devine  T  T  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  Jane  23, 

It  90  b  10,  7  39  14,  3y  6^   $2t00 

Dettman  G  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  joly 
10,  pt  Its  4  and  5  It  20  etc,  20  40  14,  6y 

6%   $10,000 

Donohne  if  to  E  h  Barber  jaly  19,  pt  It  1 

b  97,  27  39  14,  6%  $2000 

Dooley  J  to  D  J  Swenie  jaly  19,  It  26  b  3, 

13  39  13,  5y6!<  $2800 

Dent  A  L  to  8  W  Oannell  jaly  23,  It  41  b 

6,  20  38  14,  6y  6^   $1100 

Dow  E  C  to  A  H  Meads  jnly  11,  It  23  to 

27  b  10,  3  39  14,  3y  7%   $1200 

Erickson  J  E  to  E  O  B(own  jnly  19,  Us  41 
and  4?  and  pt  42  b  6,  '66  40  13,  3y  6^ 

 $3500 

Erba  A  to  A  Eozel  jaly  13,  Its  20  and  21 

b  6,  22  39  13,  3y  7%  $1700 

Elias  M  to  M  A  Staaber  jaly  20,  It  4  b  14, 

139  13,  5y7!<  ,   $1200 

Elarton  F  D  to  J  Q  Weort  jaly  5r2,  It  33 

b  17,  36  and  35  38  14,  7i«  $1000 

Ev  Lath  Chnrch  to  O  D  8ieman  et  al 
jnly  13,  Its  109  and  110  b  3,  33  39  14,  6^ 

 $5500 

Fosse  J  L  to  N  Chi  Mnt  8  4  L  Assn  jaly 

26,  It  33  b  1,  4  39  14,  7%  $10,000 

Ferner  K  and  P  H  to  3  R  Mitchell  jaly 
22,  Its  10  and  11  b  2,  23  39  13,  dem  6^ 

 $15G0 

First  M  E  Chnrch  Ravenswood  to  N  W 
Mnt  L  Ins  Co  jane  28,  It  13  and  14  b 

11,  18  40  14,  6>  6%  $11,(  00 

Frink  W  to  O  H  Brooke  jnly  1,  same  prop 

6%  10  deeds  $4000 

Fortmiller  Q  to  H  Felsenthal  jnly  23,  It 

12  b  6,  8  38  14,  3y  6?  $1000 

Frendenberg  H  to  N  Cook  Co  B  and  L 
Assn  jnly  19,  It  3  It  74  Bntterfield  add 

7*  $1000 

Fisk  Q  W  to  8  R  Hnrford  jnly  1,  It  24,  It 

10  b  2,  7  and  8  40  14,  6^  $1000 

French  C  G  to  J  0  Miller  jnly  16,  It  1  It 

26  b  69,  17  36  14,  8)8  $3700 

Fleming  M  to  P  E  Hogan  Oct  2,'94,  It  27 

b  1,  24  39  13,  6y  6)J  $3000 

Forsyth  C  P  to  Q  R  Nichols  jnly  11,  Its 
24  to  32  b  30  Piper's  2d  to  Berwyn  6% 

 $2000 

Frink  W  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  1,  pt  b  5,  19  38 

14,  6y  7%  9  deeds  $7200 

Gray  K  to  G  D  Pease  jaly  26,  It  9  and  pt 

10  b  7  Rockwell  add  3y  6!J  $2200 

Oemmell  H  8  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  20,  Us  8 

and  9  b  14  Wilmette,  7%  $15oo 

Gillespie  J  to  D  8  Place  jnly  17,  It  23  b  6, 

16  39  13,  3y  6%   ....$3000 

Gosi  8  0  to  H  G  Zander  jnly  5,  Its  1  to  4 

b  i,  9  39  13,  2y  6^  $2650 

Gillespie  J  to  0- Wealth  L  &  B  Assn  Jnly 

21,  It  46  b  13,  31  38  16  $1000 

Gerrist  T  R  to  W  B  Moak  Jnly  26,  pt  It 

24  b  1  b  1,  28  38  14,  7^  $1150 

Goodell  J  M  to  B  H  <t  Loan  Assn  jaly  1, 

It  2  and  pt  3  b  2,  9  39  13.  7*  $2200 

Gibaon  0  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  jnly  26,  It  3  b 

6,  38  39  14.  6y  6^  $1600 

Garrabrandt  H  to  W  Karnes  jnly  25,  It  25 
and  26  b  4,  34  39  14,  ly  7!«  $1000 


Griebel  D  to  C  H  Fleischer  Jnly  22,  It  1  b 

2.  19  38  14,  2y  7)6  $1300 

Gleeson  S  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  jnly  10, 

Its  14  and  16  b  12,  28  39  14,  6y  5^  $14,500 
Qerlack  P  G  to  H  Rnbens  jnly  24,  Its  8 

and  9,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $10,000 

Qalasha  W  H  to  R  Garbe  jnly  24,  It  16 

and  17  b  4,  26  39  13,  7^  $1500 

Goss  R  to  A  Gatzert  jaly  23,  It  7  b  1,  20 

38  14,  6y  6!i  $4000 

Gehr  K  M  to  Oak  Pk  B  and  L  Assn  jnly 

10,  It  44  b  16,  11  39  13,  7«  $1300 

Gnbbins  J  E  to  R  Berger  jaly  23,  It  37  b 

5,  18  39  14,  5y  6?   $2500 

HefFerman  J  J  lo  D  and  J  Cullerton  jaly 
26,  Its  4  and  5  It  1  etc  b  3  etc,  24  39  13, 

2y  S%  $2000 

Hagen  E  to  R  Berger  jaly  7,  pt  Its  7  to  9 

b  6,  28  40  14,  6y  6^  $3000 

Hagerty  C  R  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  july  29,  It 

34  to  38  b  14,  11  39  13,  6y  7%  $1000 

Harder  A  to  8  R  Harford  jaly  1,  It  10  b  2, 

7  and  8  40  14,  6%   $1000 

Hogan  M  H  to  N  M  Jones  May  1,  It  16  b 

4,  28  38  14,  6«  $2400 

Haines  T  L  to  8  W  Rawson  jaly  24,  It  2  It 

8,  18  39  14,   $3000 

Honkomp  E  <(;  J  to  A  Heile  jaly  20,  pt  It 

12  b  14,  21  38  14,  3y  656  $2700 

Hill  A  H  to  Excelsior  L  Assn  Jnly  23,  pt 

b  3,  14  40  14   $2400 

Hnrning  W  T  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  25,  It 

27  b  1,  25  40  13  $— 

Hofman  V  to  G  Uofman  Jnly  27,  It  1  It  1 

b  1  Rockvell  add  8y  6!«  $26,000 

Holden  E  W  to  E  N  8mith  May  15,  pt  It 

164  div  1,  30  38  16,  ly  6!<  $1388 

Hanlon  J  to  R  Berger  jnly  23,  It  6  b  1  b 

16  Sheffield  add  3y  6>^^  $1000 

Hasselbanm  J  to  A  Wisner  jaly  26,  It  23 

and  24  b  8,  5  39  13,  6^..    $1275 

Hahn  H  to  H  Peoples  jane  26,  Its  30  to  36 

b  16,  31  40  14,  5y   $3000 

Harnsom  8  to  H  A  Hangan  Apr  16,  pt  b  5 

Johnson,  B  &  S  add  6%  $3800 

Horlock  B  T  to  Northn  Trnst  Co  jnly  18, 

It  68  b  9,  22  38  14,  6$   $1600 

Helegier  H  to  J  Stern  jnly  10,  It  30  b  8, 

19  40  14,  6«   $2700 

Hofmann  W  to  A  Peterson  jnly  19,  It  1  It 

1  b  1  Rockwell  add  7j  7%  $14,000 

Babbard  E  to  M  A  hern  jnly  22,  It  13  and 

pt  14  8  w  qr  3  38  14,  3y  7^  $3500 

Hawks  L  R  to  M  L  Raftree  jnly  22,  It  4 

b  10,  6  38  12,  7%  $2600 

flousel  0  0  to  E  Riokords  jnly  20,  Its  3 

and  4  It  10,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Hnmmel  L  to  N  A  Loagh  jnly  21,  pt  It  18 

It  1  b  17,  21  38  14,  3y  6<<  $4000 

Hoenia  J  P  to  W  A  Bond  May  1,  It  38  b  2, 

28  i9  14,  6«  $2070 

Banna  H  W  to  J  0  Henderson  jnly  23, 

Its  132  and  133  b  1,  15  39  13,  6y  7!?.$1600 
Hnrning  W  T  to  J  H  Gilbert  jaly  26,  It  27 

b  1,  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Hafley  T  B  to  Q  Coombs  Jnne  29,  pt  It  6 

n  e  qr  12  40  12,  2y  e%   $1500 

Hang  J  to  T  A  Sittig  jnly  20,  It  25  b  19, 

31  40  14,6y6^  $2300 

Hagbern  C  W  to  E  G  Foreman  jaly  22.  It 

51  b  6,  29  40  14,  5y  6«  $1500 

Boll  8  to  Village  L  and  B  Assn  jnly  18, 

It  21  b  1  and  o  p  21  38  14.  6%   $3700 

Irwin  J  to  R  Berger  jaly  19,  It  3  It  164 

Bronson  add.  By  6%...'  $6000 

Janemann  0  to  W  Beinemann  jnly  3,  it 

32  ItD  28  40  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Jacobsen  A  J  to  M  W  Pinckney  jnly  17, 

It  47  and  pt  48  b  2,  8  38  14,  6!8  $1000 

Johnson  V  to  8  Dnnlop  jaly  22,  It  19  It  19 

b  7,  20  40  14,  6y  6^  $2800 

Jernberg  C  E  to  M  E  Oreenebaam  jaly 

23,  It  16  b  8  U  D  L  add  6y  7f,  $1100 

James  C  W  to  J  L  Cochran  july  10,  pt  It 

34  b  7,  8  40  14.  2y  6$  $4600 

Janssen  A  D  and  H  to  Noctbw  Mat  L  Ins 
Co  jnly  11,  It  10  and  pt  11  b  1,  31 41  14, 

6y  6!{  $2000 

Jedlicka  J  to  T  H  Schintz  jnly  23,  It  8  b 

19,  20  39  14,  6y  6^   $46i  0 

Johnson  J  to  B  F  Weber  jnly  25,  pt  Its  12 

and  13  b  6,  36  40  13,  6y  6!J  $1700 

Knpser  L  D  tu  J  B  Whiteside  jnly  10,  It  8 

b  9,  20  39  14,  6y  6!<  $1500 

Koier  C  to  J  R  Case  joly  16,  It  6  b  6.  6  39 

1*.  6)8  $1460 

Eillian  E  to  8  W  Oonnell  jnly  16,  It  6  b  1, 

17  40  14,  6y  6^  $5500 

Keating  E  J  to  U  8  Bldg  &  L  Society  jnly 

26,  Its  8  to  10  b  6,  7  37  14  $1200 

Kerr  R  H  to  W  B  Kerr,  May  1,  Its  1  and 

2  b  15,  28  37  14,  7%.  $1000 

Kinnare  F  T  to  A  J  Graham  jnly  22,  It  39 

b  8  b  2,  11  39  13,  6y   $4000 

Kreider  B  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  Jnly  26,  It  61 


Fowlers  snb  9  38  14,  6y  6^4%  $1600 

Kreicher  W  to  0  Moll  May  18  Its  30  acd 

37  and  pt  38,  b  4  Sheff  add  $3000 

EanSman  E  to  G  Malderink  jaly  8,  Its  45 

and  46  b  2.  31  37  14,  6y  7i  $1600 

Kimball  D  W  to  8  M  Moore  jaly  16,  It  10 

It  34,  8  39  13,  6y  6%   $2(  00 

Kochsel  F  H  to  H  Felsenthal  jaly  23,  It  7 

b  3,  9  38  14,  6y  6!8  $6000 

Kohlsaat  H  H  to  N  Westn  M  L  Ins  Co 
jaly  19,  pt  Its  14  and  14  and  16  It  1  b  4, 

3  .S9  14,  5y  5^  $60,000 

Kellner  W  to  Hoase  B  and  L  Aesn  jaly  8, 

It  67  b  6  F  of  J  &  P  add  $7200 

Kaehn  E  to  North  Av  B  and  L  Assn  jaly 

17,  It  8  It  7  b  2,  6  40  14,  6JJ  $2000 

Klenka  A  to  0  Stein  jnly  24,  It  22  b  43, 

19  39  14,  ly  6%   $10/6 

Krick  J  to  North-W  M  L  Ins  Co  jnly  1,  pt 

It  4  b  59  H  to  By  Pk      6%   $6000 

Keen  L  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn  jnly 

15,  It  46  b  1,  2  37  14,  7!8  $2800 

Knaner  M  to  B  F  Weber  jaly  26,  pt  It  3, 

28  40  14.  6y  6^  $5500 

Kernes  J  Jr  to  A  Zajicek  jnly  10,  It  32  b 

5,  20  39  14,  5y  6!«  $2000 

Keepers  W  E  to  H  P  Kranz  Jnne  10,  Its 

30  and  31  Bonmanville  ly  6%  $3000 

Knaflf  J  P  to  J  T  Useldiug  jnly  26.  It  19  b 

10,  18  40  14,  6%  $350 

Keith  E  E  to  T  Campbell  jaly  26,  It  41  b 

2,  34  39  14,  4y  6%  $2600 

Karnoski  V  to  E  G  Foreman  jnly  26,  It 

87  b  49  Sheft  add,  5y  6%  $1000 

Kelly  U  M  to  R  F  Shanklin  jaly  24,  11  4 
and  pt  It  3  b  9  Johnston  R  &  8  add,  6y 

6S5   $6C00 

Koepke  C  to  G  Van  Zaodt  jnly  26,  prem 

807  Milwankee  av,  5y  6!«  $2000 

Kasperski  A  to  M  O  Such  jnly  22,  It  29  b 

26,  33  39  13,  6!«  $1300 

Kaese  W  to  P  O  Stenaland  jnly  15,  pt  It 

10  b  6  Lee  add  5y  6<J   $2600 

Lear  L  E  to  J  R  Case  jaly  20,  It  8  b  4.  9 

39  13,  6y  7^  $1200 

Lyers  Q  S  to  O  0  Batz  jnly  15,  pt  It  16  b 

25,  27  39  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

La  Petrie  P  to  M  W  Kozminski  jnly  20, 

It  36  b  1,  14  39  13,  6y  7^  $1100 

Lyons  M  A  and  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm 

jnly  18,  It  18  b  3,  14  39  13,  5y  6!J...$4600 
Leonard  P  to  W  T  Richards  jaly  19,  It  7 

b  27,  28  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Lander  J  W  to  A  Chytrans  jnly  22,  It  32 

and  pt  33  b  1,  38  39  14   $2000 

Loomis  H  8  to  R  P  Ballett  jnly  18,  It  7  b 

6,  21  38  14,  5y  6^   $2200 

Longe  R  to  E  Matthews  jaly  16,  It  4  b  2, 

*  38  12,  6%  $1000 

Leavitt  D  M  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  1,  pt  It  16  b  6,  4  39  13.  7%  $11C0 

Larson  O  to  Chi  Title  and  T      jaly  22, 

It  20  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6!8  $6500 

Lynch  E  to  L  Baird  jnly  23,  It  12  b  12,  18 

39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Lent  L  E  to  0  Title  &  T  Co  jaly  18,  It  18 

b  27,  12  39  13,  3y  6^  $6000 

Liohlenstein  B  to  J  P  Wilson  jaly  26,  It 

7  b  5  b  10  Sheffld  add  6y   $2000 

Leonard  W  B  to  A  B  Mead  jnly  23,  It  2  b 

2,  23  34  14,  6y  6$  $3000 

Lnplam  J  W  to  Evanston  8  and  L  Aesn 

jnly  22,  Its  34  to  38  b  3,  30  38  14  ..  $1500 
Miohels  J  to  R  Berger  jaly  24,  It  2  It  21  b 

2,  9  38  14,  3y  G%  $1600 

Merrill  J  W  to  F  R  Chandler  jaly  10,  It  5 

and  6  b  8,  28  38  14,  3y  6^  $4500 

MoGee  J  H  to  L  Baird  jnly  20,  It  48  b  9,  6 

39  14,  6y  6!«  $56  0 

Morrison  J  £  to  F  J  Boitz  jaly  26,  It  19  b 

4  b  15  Shefif  add  5y  6^  $1000 

Michels  P  to  W  Heinemann  Jnly  22,  pt  It 

13  b  1  Sheff  add  4y  6$   $1000 

McMahon  L  to  H  B  Updike  jnlv  16,  pt  It 

5  and  all  6  b  6,  10  38  14,  6%  .'.  $4C00 

Mooney  M  A  to  W  D  Kerfoot  jnly  2,  Its  7 

and  8  Pence  snb  17  38  14,  3y  6%  $1750 

Monroe  0  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  jaly  10, 

It  14  b  2,  1  39  13,  6?  $1100 

Mnench  M  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  jnly  22. 

pt  b  2,  29  39  14,  6y  6^  $4000 

McLean  W  A  to  B  N  Towne  jaly  16,  It  1 

b  1  McKey  to  Hyde  Park  3J^  6^.  .$25,000 
McLester  G  W  to  (d  E  Greenebanm  jaly 
22,  Its  8  and  9  It  22  b  2  Centl  Pk  add 

5y  6«  $12,500 

Monter  J  P  to  L  Hoffman  jnly  23,  It  53 

Benton's  add  20  40  14,  6y  6$  $1600 

Mnelke  H  to  Title  and  Trnst  B  Assn  jnly 

20  Its  42  and  43  b  24,  25  40  13   $2474 

Masek  J  to  F  Zazicek  jnly  25,  It  78  b  48, 

19  39  14,  6y  6^   $3000 

Merrick  J  0  to  R  Bart  jnly  19,  It  2  b  2,36 

40  13,  6y  e%  $2600 

Mnrray  J  8  to  Title  G  <fc  Trnst  Co  jnne  12 


pt  It  18  b  36  Evanston  5y  6^  $2500 

McQrath  K  to  B  E  Diesterle  jaly  26,  It  74 

It  1  b  4  etc,  24  39  13,  3y  6^  $4500 

McMnllin  F  R  to  J  0  Creenp  jnly  24,  pt 

It  24  to  26  b  B,  14  39  13,  6i6  $1300 

Moore  M  J  to  Domestic  Bldg  Aesn  jnly 

24,  Its  36  to  38  b  3,  16  39  13,  6^....$1800 
Martin  8  E  to  Englewood  B  and  L  Assn 
jaly  15,  Its  13  and  14  b  10,  6  37  16,  7% 

 $6000 

Matz  K  to  J  Sohinzer  jaly  20,  pt  It  9  b  21 

8  Bianoh  add  S%  $1200 

McDermott  M  E  to  R  Bart  jaly  23,  pt  It 

7  Ball  snb  9  39  13,  5y  6%  $1700 

Michal  M  to  J  Pecha  jaly  26,  It  3  It  13,  20 

39  14,  6«  $1000 

Mohlbaoh  J  F  to  M  Majewski  jaly  23,  It 

23  Gross  3d  B  Pk  add,  6%  $1000 

Nemitz  M  to  J  B  Gilbert  july  26,  It  3  It  1 

b  12,  36  40  13,  7%  $1400 

Nichols  H  P  to  8  Dnnlop  Jnly  25,  It  1  and 

2  and  pt  3  b  118  May  wood  3y  6^. .  .$1000 
Nelson  E  P  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  jnly 

15,  It  9  It  58,  1  39  13,  7^  $3500 

Newell  G  to  8  Brown  jr  jaly  25,  pt  n  w)^ 

7  40  14,  5y  7i,  6  deeds  $24t0 

Neder  M  J  to  E  G  Foreman  jnly  15,  It  34 

b  9,  20  40  14,  6y  6%  $1500 

Nickers  E  to  W  T  Richards  jnly  16,  It  41 

It  20  Ellis  E  add  5y  6%  $3500 

Nash  F  J  to  A  B  Camp  July  23,  Its  21  tc 

24  George  <fc  W  sub  36  38  14,  2y  6%. $3000 
Newmann  J  to  C  M  Kettlestrom  jnly  26, 

pt  It  39  Oak  Grove  add  4y  6%  82000 

Newell  G  to  J  Stern  jnly  16,  It  5  b  9,  Rav- 
enswood  $4000 

Nowak  J  to  W  Kaspar  jnly  27,  It  2  b  5,  20 

39  14,  e%   $6000 

O'Neill  M  tu  L  J  Tansig  jnly  25,  It  3  b  7, 

28  39  14,  3y  655  $2000 

Olson  A  to  P  0  Stenaland  jnly  15,  It  76 

Palmer  pi  add  36  40  13,  6y  7%  $1600 

Ostendorf  B  to  8  Desohaner  jnly  26,  Its  5 

and  6  b  1,  26  39  13,  3y  6%  $1400 

O'Snllivan  M  to  Cottage  Grove  B  and  L 
Assn  jaly  20,  Its  41  to  44  b  7,  22  38  14 

6%     $3700 

Prondfoot  F  W  to  W  Heinemann|jnly  26, 

It  2  It  37,  16  38  14,  6%  $700  0 

Parker  F  W  to  Northern  T  Co  jnly  8,  pt 
Its  1  2  and  3  and  all  4  and  5  It  ,1,  10  38 

14,  5y  6^  $30,000 

Falker  B  to  C  O  Schumacher  jnly  23,  It 

14  b  7,  26  39  13,  6^  $1100 

Porter  W  J  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  july  16,  It  41 

b  1,  28  39  14,  7i  $1260 

Pratt  B  to  B  B  Bnrd  july  24,  It  4  b  22, 

Donglas  Pk  add,  3y  6%   $1600 

Parker  F  W  to  Northn  Trnst  Co  july  8,  pt 
It  1  and  2  and  3  and  all  4  and  6  It  1  etc, 

10  38  14,  18mos  6%  $6000 

Pearson  J  et  al  to  J  Gatzert  July  26,  pt  It 

9  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Peterson  H  to  J  G  Snydaoker  july  11,  pt 

it  6  b  13  Johnston,  R  &  8  add  3y  6%  $2500 
Pick  0  and  J  to  L  Baird  july  22,  It  10  b  6, 

3  38  14,  3y  6^    $8CO0 

Patterson  D  L  to  G  A  Rose  jnly  10,  It  13 

It  64,  16  48  14,  6y  7%  $1000 

Palmqnist  0  F  to  H  A  Haugan  july  22,lts 
2  and  3  Hambleton  snb  16  38  14,  6y  7f 

 $6600 

Powell  W  H  to  W  F  Weimers  jnly  23,  It  4 

It  11  b  10,  36  40  13,  6^  $1000 

Phillip  K  to  La  Fayette  B  and  L  Assn 

jnly  1,  Its  10  and  11  b  2,  26  40  13, 6^  $2000 
Parkinson  R  B  to  E  0  Brown  jnly  27,  It 

19  b  1,  3  36  14,  6^   $12,000 

Roasch  J  to  J  A  Walther  Jnly  6,  Its  31 

Hand  32  b  2,  U  D  L  add,  4y  7%  $1030 

Rnbinsky  B  to  C  H  Backley  jnly  26,  Its  1 

to  5  b  1,  29  38  14,  6^.  $1000 

Ronbik  P  to  O  Kubin  jnly  24,  It  6  It  10  b 

69,  21  39  14,  6^   $1200 

Roemer  J  to  F  Ernmseig  June  10,  It  6  b 

2,  6  39  14,  6y  6%  $1100 

Beddy  F  M  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  jnly  20,  Its 

35  and  36  b  7  Jefferson  $1100 

Riding  M  to  B  P  Eranz  july  22,  Its  3  4  7 

and  8,  12  40  13.  6%  $2600 

Ransford  D  to  S  W  Connell  july  5,  It  37  b 

6,  20  38  14,  6y  7?  $1000 

Richie  T  to  E  G  Foreman  july  22,  n  hf  It 

6  b  4  Johnston  R  and  8  add  2y  6^..$3500 
Rosnes  B  C  to  A  Anderson  july  15,  It  34 

b  4,  1  39  13,  .3y  6^  $1000 

Ronbik  J  to  E  G  Foreman  jnly  23,  It  47  b 

13  8  8  add  5j  6%  $6000 

Ring  A  to  H  A  Hangan  jnly  20,  It  1  b  13, 

10  39  13,  2y  6«  $3200 

RoBzyk  W  to  Kordecks  B  and  L  Assn  July 

24,  It  39  b  8,  5  37  15,  6^  $1000 

Ready  J  F  to  F  A  Hill  july  9,  pt  It  49  b  1, 

8  39  13,  6jr  $1260 

Reinhardt  —  to  Am  Trnst  and  8av  Bk 


August  1  I8d6. 


inly  24,  Its  35  and  36  b  2,  6  37  14,  6^ 

 1 1600 

Riese  i  to  P  B  Ooolidge  jaly  5,  Its  24  to 

28  b  4,  9  39  13,  5y  6^  |1960 

Sanvert  0  to  P  Vaa  Vlissingen  jaly  17,  It 

1  to  4  b  16  Sampson  &  Q  add  6%.. .  $2300 
Southard  A  B  to  A  B  Oody  joly  1 »,  pt  It 

70  Kenwood  6y  6^  $7000 

Samnelaon  0  A  to  J  E  Crawford  July  25, 

It  87  div  2,  30  38  16.  2y  6^   $2000 

Sladky  A  to  F  Jajioek  jaly  25,  Us  U  and 

pt  25  b  20,  18  39  14,  5y  6^   $5000 

Smith  J  A  to  N  M  Jones  jaly  1,  It  5  b  19, 

18  37  14,  n  11600 

Slada  0  E  to  J  Frake  jaly  22,  pt  It  20  and 

all  31  and  pt  23  b  7,  16  38  14,  6%..  .$1200 
Saliabary  P  to  F  B  Peabody  jaly  18,  e% 

It  5  b  39  Johntjn  R  &  S  add  5y  6%  $il0  0 
Sohnmaoher  J  to  E  Q  Foreman  joly  13,  It 

It  28  b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $1530 

Sampson  L  and  J  0  to  F  R  Chandler  jaly 

19,  pt  Its  67  and  68  Kenwood  5y  6%  $8000 
Slayton  S  T  to  F  Kalian  joly  26,  pt  It  1  b 

60,  5  and  6  37  15,  6%  $KtO 

Skala  K  to  G  Van  Zandt  jaly  20,  prem 

671  Henry  st  5y  6*   $1000 

Spring  H  H  to  P  O  Stensland  Jane  11,  It 

18  b  2,  9  39  13,  6y   $  iUO0 

Soarritt  H  M  to  H  8  Boyd  jaly  18,  pt  It  3 

b  3,  7  37  14,  3y  8?;  $1000 

Strasser  E  to  N  Chi  Mnt  S  and  B  Assn 
jnly  3,  pt  Its  8  and  7  It  149  Butterfield 

add5y  7^  14500 

Santerer  D  to  E  Berger  joly  22,  pt  It  20 

Ellis  E  add  2y  6%  $1500 

Smith  J  0  to  3  0  Fry  jnly  19,  Its  33  and 

34  b  99.  27  39  14,  6%  $4375 

Sheldon  A  B  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  joly  23, 

pt  It  9  It  9,  3  38  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Sohwarz  F  F  to  A  N  Charles  Jone  1,  It  28 

n  w  qr  20  40  14,  7«  $1850 

Stack  F  to  N  M  Blamenthal  july  11,  It  33 

b  8,  29  40  14,  90  m  6^     $2200 

Stnpka  I  to  O  Kubin  july  23,  It  47  b  1,  6 

38  14,  5y  7%.  $1100 

Schmidt  0  A  to  Logan  B  and  L  Assn  joly 

1,  It  7  b  4,  20  40  14  $1500 

Stewart  J  W  to  German  Ins  Co  joly  19, 

Its  1  to  3  It  8  Ellis  2d  add  lOy  6%.  $13,I'00 
Smith  L  W  to  J  F  Brown  jnly  24,  It  1  It  1 

b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  8«  $UO0 

Starrett  H  E  to  D  B  Dewey  jnly  20,  Its  1 

and  2  b  4,  18  39  13,  6^    ...  $2250 

Schlatt  S  to  N  A  Mayer  jane  5,  It  13  and 

pt  14  Harbison  sabd,  9  38  14,  2y  6^. $1100 
Sohalte  P  to  W  H  Lee  May  16,  It  2  to  9  It 

46,  35  40  13,  6!«  $4350 

Slites  J  8  to  M  E  Greenebaam  joly  26,  It 

9  to  11  b  8,  26  39  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

Tobin  T  M  to  E  H  Sargent  jaly  25,  pt  It 

4  b  107  So  Chicago  3y  6^   $3550 

Tatt  A  E  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  jaly  23, 
pt  It  85  K  &  Romsey  sub,  23  38  14,  5y 

6^  tSOOO 

TituB  B  to  h  E  Horlbot  jaly  13,  pt  It  10 

and  11  b  20,  17  39  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Tallmadge  W  C  to  H  C  Goodrich  Apr  1, 

pt  b  15  U  Pk  2d  add  6y  6^  $5000 

Thomas  H  to  Cosmop  B  and  L  Assn  June 

29,  It  3  and  pt  4,  22  40  13,  7%  $400  J 

Tncker  H  to  W  L  Moss  joly  25,  pt  Its  6 

and  6  It  90  Ellis  E  add  6%  $5000 

TeraskeO  to  J  Bnehler  joly  25,  It  13  b  3, 

6  39  14,  3y  6^    $2500 

Ulrich  J  to  J  L  Bartlow  joly  22,  )t  7  and  8 

b  3,  21  37  14.  3y  7%   $1300 

Ueker  W  to  E  G  Foreman  joly  25,  It  1  b 

1,  35  40  13,  5y  6^   $1500 

Vonderheit  Q  W  to  L  Rathje  jaly  22,  It  3 

It  516  etc  20  38  14,  5y  6^   .$1500 

Veartres  O  G  to  M  E  Kimball  Joly  20,  pt 

It  22  b  1,  2  38  14,  656   $2000 

■^heatley  H  L  to  0  H  Jackson  jaly  22.  Its 

12  to  16,  21  to  24  b  4,  19  40  14,  6m.  .$1000 
Wolff  A  W  to  N  M  Blamenthal  jaly  23.  pt 

b  59,7  39  14,  3y  6^    $1  .,003 

Wegner  L  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  25,  It  46 

and  47  b  2,  35  40  13,  5y  6>2^  $180 

White  0  M  to  E  M  Beise  joly  27,  Its  16 

and  17  b  2,  17  40  14,  1  m  $500 

Windbeil  K  to  N  J  Ullman  jo  y  1,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  It  162  Botierfield  add  6y  6%  $11,0 JO 
Will  E  H  to  M  E  Greenebaam  jnly  12,  It 

162  b  6  Sheff  add  5y  6^   $6500 

Whitefleld  F  0  to  P  B  Hoyt  jaly  8,  It  3  b 

26  Evanston  3y  6^   $2^00 

Woodworth  M  Q  to  J  L  flaverkamp  jaly 
23,  Its  48  and  49  Drake  sob  11  38  13.  7% 

 $5300 

White  E  to  Northn  Trost  Co  joiy  1,  It  35 

and  pt  36  b  5,  28  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Wills  W  S  to  J  8  Norton  jnly  19,  It  24  b  1, 

20  38  14,  5y  7^   $2000 

Woodward  A  W  to  H  F  Vallette  jaly  24,  It 

26  b  2,  4  38  12,  6y  7!?  $1500 

Weinberg  E  O  to  E  Q  Foreman  july  22, 
U  28  It  2,  20  40  14  ...flOOO 


Watki'is  J  to  J  W  Bronghton  july  22,  It  3 

b  6  Lathrop  sob  15  39  12,  3y  1%....$2(00 
Weltman  E  to  W  Loeb  july  20,  Its  1  to  6 

It  21,  21  38  14.  5y  6^  $8000 

Whitehead  M  F  to  Loan  and  Inv  Co  of  N 
A  joly  20,  It  8  It  12  b  15,  19  39  14,  6% 

 $2700 

Warren  J  L  to  Westn  springs  B  and  L 

Assn  Jaly  8,  It  7  b  4,  31  39  13,  6%  . .  $3800 
Wcercivioh  J  to  J  Bedworz  jaly  25,  It  29 

b  1.  25  39  14,  5y  6i^«   $1400 

Wilkins  8  to  M  W  Kozminski  jnly  29,  It 

27  b  16,  33  39  14,  6y  6}4i  $3000 

WiUon  E  M  to  R  W  Byman  jnly  20,  It  1 

to  24  It  2  etc,  22  39  13,  3y  6^  $10C0 

Xiiverius  M  to  J  H  Kraemer  jaly  22,  It 

113  b  1  etc  29  40  14,  3y  6J  $2300 

Yoong  J  K  to  J  8  Cowles  jaly  20,  pt  It  12 

b  1,  11  38  14,  7%.  $1'  00 

Zielke  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  joly  26,  pt  b  3,  32 

38  14,  3y  7%   $1600 

Zoebl  T  to  S  Mayer  joly  25,  It  13  b  1,  2  39 

13,  6^  $1000 

Znokerman  J  to  Northn  Trost  Co  jnly  15, 
It  9  Cairndnffs  4l9t  st  I  C  add  5y  6%  $38no 


CHATTKL.  nUKTWA»KH. 

Atwood  FN  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  24,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $129 

Adams  W  to  Smith  Bros  joly  24,  forn  6m 

 $1C9 

Alleman  F  to  Orescent  Coal  &  M  Co  horses 

etc,  If  05  North  rv  4m  $150 

Adams  J  E  to  E  L  MoNett  jnly  20,  Olprk 

and  Jackson  $750 

Allen  H  A  to  J  M  Worth  jone  1,  bicycle 

3019  Dearborn  7m   $70 

Arnold  8  E  to  F  McNeills  Jaly  24,  piano 

23m   $93 

Bontaine  I  to  D  R  MoNanght  july  15,  forn 

6m    $75 

Bnrnside  J  &  C  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  july  25, 

forn  lOaa  $70 

Bestmann   M  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  july  16, 

saloon  2y  $813 

Bowler  W  8  to  J  B  Bowler  jaly  13,  milk 

business  18m....  ?160 

Baumgartl  O  to  C  Baumgarth  saloon  1155 

Lincoln  av  2y  $i?50 

Bryson  J  R  to  R  Ross  jaly  20,  farn  and 

piano  18m    $600 

Boyer  E  to  0  H  Merrick  jaly  20,  piano 

etc,  23m  $109 

Bnrgoyne  A  to  C  Meader  joly  24,  farn  6m 

 C$155 

Backler  N  L  to  ME  Finch  joly  24,  forn 

6m  $103 

Brennan  &  Gairy  to  Kelly,   Mans  &  Co 

joly  22,  wagona  e'o,  3m  $157 

Bnrchhorn  W  to  U  8  Brg  Co  jaly  23,  sa- 
loon 120V^  n  Olybonrn  av  2y  $700 

Brisco  8  B  to  W  A  Mayer  jaly  20,  fnrn 

5933  ludiana  av  lOds  $400 

Butty  C  to  8  B  Knowlton  joly  24,  furn 

7m  $130 

Botkowsky  L  to  8  Botkowsky  july  22, 

piano  Vy  $100 

Bongard  J  A  to  H  A  F  Mof^g  joly  19.  forn 

and  piano  23m  $207 

Blei  R  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  jaly  27,  saloon 

161-5  n  Clark,  may  27,'97  $2000 

Connors  J  to  8  Davis  jaly  25,  farn  168 

Dearborn  ev  5m   $590 

Cregan  M  to  W  H  Bell  may  18.  restrnt  98 

Halsted  ly  ...$600 

Clark  H  W  to  T  D  Jarman  jnly  24.  farn 

.560  Armitage  av   $139 

Carr  E  D  to  H  Morse  jaly  23,  fnrn  and  8 

m  6m  $155 

Carter  W  Q  to  O  8  Oakley  fnrn  606  Chest. 

nnt  Eoglewood  $200 

Cheney  R  B  to  M  E  Finch  joly  26,  furn 

6m  $103 

Oreedon  D  to  J  Cnllen  July  24,  fnrn  6m 

  $127 

Oormery  J  P  to  H  Morse  joly  26,  furn 

and  piano  6m   $154 

Coomb  V  R  to  H  L  TillotsoD  joly  23,  farn 

9  m  $500 

Church  P  L  to  D  L  Daly  jaly  24,  horses 

etc,  1435  n  Clark  2y   $316 

Oortis  E  A  to  D  E  Alexander  jolv  25,  furn 

6434  Madison  9m   $95 

Clanson  B  O  to  J  Sexton  &Co  jaly  9,  furn 

225  w  Erie  JSwks   $207 

Cottle  M  M  to  G  Gates  july  22,  furn  2m 

 $200 

Ooe  J  R  to  A  D  Ooe  july  18,  furn  and  s  m, 

6m.  $250 

Codans  A  to  0  D  Dennison  mch  1,  piano 

104  Centre  av  2y  $200 

Cushore  A  J  to  Hand  Brg  Co  july  28,  sa 

loon  85  w  Ohio  Im  $183 

Cardinal  J  P  to  A  J  Strong  July  26,  fnrn 
7m   |15 


Oody  K  J  to  D  Scully  joly  27,  billiard 

hall  1236  Lake  6m  $161 

Clark  B  to  F  Reynolds  jane  10,  furn  2y$400 
Dobreiox  A  to  P  Peterson  Jr  may  20, 

horse  etc,  2y   $150 

Dana  U  to  M  E  Finch  july  25,  furn  6m. $75 
Disbrow  G  C  to  Smith  Bros  joly  24,  fnrn 

6m  $102 

Drake  0  E  to  G  H  Oobleigh  july  13,  furn 

4007  State  6m  $55 

DeArley  G  W  to  G  Q  Hnbbell  july  25,  furn 

8m  $120 

Dresser  L  J  to  W  Wallace  june  24,  fnrn 

137  Ind  2y  6!«  $747 

Douglass  M   to  J    Admadson   july  19, 

jewelry  2y  ..$118 

Dohm  Q  G  to  N  W  Brg  Co  july  14,  saloon 

158  Roscoe  blvd  23m  $300 

Donley  P  J  to  F  F  Fox  june  3,  furn  lr$1200 
Dnnn  J  R  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  jnly  12, 

saloon  139  47th  2y  $496 

Dietz  U  L  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  joly  26,  sa- 
loon 926  Division  2y  $1500 

Drebing  F  to  fl  Morse  Jnly  29,  furn  and 

piano  6m    ,..$77 

Ernst  F  to  0  L  Schaar  july  24,  piano  3m 

   $160 

Erickson  Q  to  U  8  Brg  Co  july  "33,  saloon 

104  Oak  2y  $1600 

Blemond  W  to  Smith  Bros  jnly  23,  forn 

7m    $141 

Ewers  H  to  M  B  Finch  joly  23,  forn  6m$77 
Evans  A  to  A  L  Martin  jaly  22,  fnrn  2011 

Mich  av  3m   •.   $215 

Equitable  Relief  and  Aid  Assn  to  J  W 
Angel  joly  27,  fnrn  etc,  1522  Unity  bldg 

6m   $1140 

Ebersoll  8  D  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  july  27, 

furn  103  24th  7m  $135 

Eokland  J  A  to  A  Roph^l  july  26,  wag03 

and  boggy  ly  $100 

Eleber  M  to  M  Pero  joly  29,  furn  53  Car- 
penter 2y  $600 

FallbAcher  T  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  jnly 

24,  saloon  244  Clybourn  av  21m  ... .  $870 
Fleisobbauer  E  to  8ohoenhofen  Brg  Co 

jaly  24,  saloon  42  Franklin  2y  $200 

Flnrkey  A  J  to  Thiel  &  Ehrhardt  joly  26, 

forn  63  W  Washington  8m   $316 

Fritsoher  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  jily 

25,  saloon  734  W  Division  2y  $322 

Fredmann  M  to  D  8  Brg   Co  july  24, 

saloon  431  w  Ohio  2y  $300 

Finkelstein  P  to  Qodfried  Brg  Co  july  27, 

saloon  565  Oanal  23m   $425 

Flatt  L  M  to  B  Morse  joly  26,  furn  and 

piano  6cn   $81 

Fannigan  F  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  jaly  23, 

saioon  883  n  Clark  23m  $776 

Franzen  J  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  July  26,  piano 

10m   ..$90 

Feigenbutz  0  to  H  Alpers  joly  25,  s  m 

and  forn  592  Seminary  av  mar  1  ....$70 
Foley  M  E  to  D  B  MoNaught  Joly  27, 

farn  6m   ,  $103 

Field  W  to  M  and  A  Friedman  joly  30, 

saloon  216  DeKoven  ly  $450 

Gaul  A  to  0  B  Taylor  july  26,  fnrn  55 

Peck  ot  7m  $150 

Gozegrak  J  to  W  E  Ackley  joly  17,  fnrn 

and  14  8  ms  6m   $103 

Garrett  L  to  M  E  Finch  joly  26,  piino  6m 

 $82 

Grossman  W  to  Star  Bry  joly  16,  saloon 

159  MilwaoKee  av  .'  $125 

Grosh  J  to  U  S  Brg  Co  joly  1,  saloon  196 

Mich  8t  2y  $200 

Gain  H  P  to  G  H  Holland  july  17,  forn 

2y  $100 

Grier  R  J  to  S  W  MoOarlin  joly  19,  furn 

1106  Malpe  av  june  15,'96..  .   $220 

Goldsmith  H  to  Best  Brg  Co  joiy  24,  sa 

loon  76  FuUerton  $350 

Grant  B  to  M  C  Newkirk  july  27,  furn  317 

Superior  3m   $760 

Gerber  A  F  to  S  Siohardson  July  26,  forn 

and  piano  7m  $135 

Hinkley  M  to  D  R  McNaoght  joly  20, 

forn  6m  $95 

Hooleban  M  E  to  A  F  Britt  jaly  25,  forn 

1178  n  Halsted  2y  $350 

Hall  J  B  to  Smith  Bros  joly  22,  forn  6m 

   $200 

Hughes  H  to  E  Warslick  jaly  22,  cows 

Lake  View  6m  $100 

Hinman  8  D  to  J  H  Onnsolus  joly  24, 

furn  2832  Calumet  9m  $250 

Hevenre  !VI  J  to  P  Bracken  joly  24,  ptg 

office,  Lemont  ly   $160 

Hamilton  M  to  0  Morgan  joly  22,  mdse 

589  w  21st  2y  $300 

Hoh  J  A  to  Best  Brg  Co  joly  16,  saloon 

1008  n  Western  av  2y  $400 

Howard  J  H  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  july  24, 

forn  69  Vernon  Pk,  7m  $88 

Solz  M  to  S  B  Knowltoi)  july  23,  fnm 
and  4  b  ms,  7m  $180 


Habersham  E  H  to  J  Kenan  july  26,  furn 

ly  $100 

Uuyatt  8  R  to  J  O  Winship  aesg,  july  10, 

music  plates  etc,  269  Dearborn  17m$1760 
Uopoval  F  to  H  Morse  July  29,  horse 

wagon  etc  6m  $103 

Ingram  A  Q  to  N  B  Masser  joly  20,  bi- 
cycle 6m  $91 

Jacobs  P  to  H  N  Moore  jaly  26,  market 

636  12th  60ds  $300 

Johnson  E  P  to  G  G  Hnbbell  joly  24,  farn 

and  8  m  10m  $84 

Johnson  W  8  to  W  H  Keane  jaly  25,  sa- 
loon 121  Dearborn  6m  p  m  $500 

Johnson  J  F  to  A  K  Peterson  joly  20,  mdse 

1737  n  Clark  ly  $900 

Janson  P  W  to  W  Trege  joly  24,  furn  665 

39th  St  2y  $800 

Jacobs  J  to  J  S  Bernstein  joly  39,  forn 

2y  $79 

Johnson  J  A  to  C  J  Johnson  july  16,  bldg 

75  Fry  st  2y  $800 

Kimberly  8  to  R  T  Watson  joly  25,  saloon 

3922  State   $1450 

Kimberly  8  to  R  T  Barton  joly  26,  saloon 

29 i2  State..   .$1460 

Ketas  D  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Co  July  24, 

saloon  2109  Armour  av  2y  $400 

Keown  J  R  to  E  Keown  july  20,  fnrn  ly 

 ,  $325 

Klaproth  A  to  Star  Bry  july  27,  saloon  186 

n  Rindolph  $1200 

Karperski  T  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  july  23,  sa- 
loon 751  Paulina  2y  $160 

Koedhe  F  to  W  L  Eokhardt  may  14,  horse 

etc,  2y  $260 

Krog  J  to  F  Krog  June  1,  horses  cows  etc 

Hanover  17m  $1486 

Lohen  P  to  H  Morse  july  22,  furn  6m.. $77 
Lafen  A  L  to  E  Lewis  july  23,  furn  jan 

18  f2C0 

Lippold  G  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  july 

23,  saloon  2620  Archer  av  $<00 

Laprence  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  joly  20,  fnrn 

and  8  m,  6m  . . . ,  $207 

Liudberg  C  A  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  24,  furn 

6m  f72 

McGrath  J  to  D  Pries  july  13,  forn  262 

Laflin  5m  $188 

Mead  H  M  to  A  J  Bnrbank  july  25,  fnrn 

ly  $696 

Melhurst  H  to  E  Porter  july  26,  furn  7m 

  $262 

Meissner  R  to  K  Kurt  july  22,  saloon  353 

n  Lincoln  av  ly    $415 

Martell  W  H  to  J  Gunsolos  joly  24,  furn 

and  piano  St  Lawrence  av  9m  $100 

McDonald  8  J  to  M  E  Finch  joly  22,  furn 

6m   «87 

Moloney  J  T  to  D  J  O'Brien  july  22,  fixt 

llv5  Harrison  6m  $700 

Mark  F  to  G  Schrade  july  24,  saloon  12th 

st  and  Harlan  av  sep  1  $159 

Murry  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  joly  1,  saloon 

Lookportlil  2y  $50) 

Mayler  A  to  J  H  Richat  july   25,  boggy, 

fnrn  etc,  32  n  Peoria  ly  $600 

MacFarlane  A  to  M  Weed  joly  24,  furn  2y 

 $200 

Mason  M  to  N  B  Masser  joly  22,  furn  341 

Clark  2y   

Murray  M  H  to  A  Minner  june  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $116 

McCarthy  J  F  to  Citizens  Brg  Co  saloon 

2y  $650 

Manns  P  to  Best  Brg  Co  july  19,  saloon 

1034  Belmont  2y  $250 

Martindale  D  M  to  L  L  Loehr  july  23, 

horses,  forn  etc,  79  5th  av  6m  $150 

Miller  0  C  to  H  Morse  july  20,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $241 

Maloney  N  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jnly  19,  piano 

23m  $73 

Minott  W  E  to  Shields  Bros  jnly  13,  furn 

and  piano  4m  $224 

Mitchell  J  E  to  F  McNeills  july  27,  furn 

33m  $265 

McOinnis  T  to  W  L3vy  july  26,  saloon 

386  State  2y  $1500 

Murphy  Bros  to  C  Paasow  &  Son  july  20, 

billiard  goods  3600  State  6m,  p  m..  $170 
Morten  G  0  to  0  Passow  &  Son  july  2, 
billiard  goods  842  Root  st,  etc,  8m,  p  m 

 $36 

Murphy  J  to  H  Morse  July  26,  piano  s  m 

and  farn  6m    ...  $82 

Norden  N  to  J  A  Skarin  july  24,  horse 

etc,  6m  $150 

Niokolaus  J  to  T  Bletzmyer  july  9,  saloon 

160  8  Halsted  2y  $460 

Norton  0  to  H  Morse  Jnly  27,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $160 

Oberton  R  and  J  G  to  E  R  Stege  jnly  18, 

salooon  181  w  13th  ly  $200 

Oakes  A  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Co  jaly 

23  saloon  111  w  Erie  $688 

Oberg  A  to  Brunswick-B-0  July  20,  saloon 


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saloon  fittiD^s,  222  22d,  moh  7,'97. .  .$819 
Osgood'O  B  to  H  A  F  Mogg  jnly  11,  fnrn 

23m  $161 

Olson  O  W  to  AnderBOQ  &  Westin  jaly  20, 

saloon  5916  Halsted  ly  f  400 

Prendegast  A  to  W  Blytbe  jane  29,  fnrn 

6m  $125 

Peek  0  A  et  al  to  J  T  Ryerson  &  Son  jane 

11,  maohy  eto,  56  Law  av  2y  $4697 

PeterBOU  A  to  J  E  Oassidy  may  2,  farn  18 

Milton  av  ly  $119 

Parker  L  W  to  J  Qreensbnrg  jaly  26,  fnrn 

7m  $1?5 

Payson  A  to  0  Foley  jnly  25,  farn  2007 

Armonr  av  23m  p  m  $1500 

Peterson  E  to  Q  H  Oobleigh  fnrn  5382 

Centre  av  4m  $96 

Paetzel  J  to  Englehardt  <x  Lindt  jaly  27, 

fnrn  demd  $800 

Paul  W  O  to  Dewes  Erg  Co  jnly  20,  sa- 
loon 175  Angnsta  6m  $600 

Peek  M  G  to  Shields  Bros  jnly  19,  ptg 

office  6m  $93 

Phellen  M  to  M  EFinohjaly  22,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $77 

Phillips  P  to  G  G  Habbell  jnly  29,  fnrn 

febl0,'97  $550 

Perry  J  J  to  F  Condon  Jnly  27,  fnrn  and 

piano,  1356  Jackson  2y  .'  $300 

Roepenack  R  to  T  Sandbagen  joly  11, 

fnrn  390  North  av,  18m  $178 

Rnsso  G  to  R  E  Galerzzi  jnly  25,  barber 

shop  3756  C  Grove  av  . . .',  $187 

Beith  A  A  to  Indpndt  Brg  Asen  jnly  26 

 ,  2008  E  Ravenwood  Pk  2y  . . 

Regan  M  F  to  HP  Mount  july  18,  fnrn 

7m  $ 

Roeder  L  to  J  J  A  Anderson  jaly  24,  pa- 
loon  2849  Archer  av  ly  $500 

Randolph  G  W  to  H  Manning   jaly  20, 

horses  eto,  Galnmet  and  22d,  60d3. .  .$160 
Roesen  L  to  J  J  A  Andresen  jaly  23,  sa- 
loon 2849  Archer  av  6m  $600 

Railton  W  H  to  fl  Morse  July  29,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6b  $118 

Stahl  H  G  to  H  P  Monnt  jnly  26,  fnrn 

6649  Maryland  7m   $97 

Sohosk  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  jaly 

16,  saloon  329  Milwankee  av,  2y  ...$7  50 
Stiles  A  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  24,  farn  6m 

 $91 

Sofield  M  E  to  F  8  Betz  jaly  25,  fnrn  4019 

Drexel  blvd  Im  $2£0 

Sohrer  A  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  jnly  26,  saloon 

1355  Diversey  av  demd  $£0.) 

Stanoweth  Q  to  Best   Brg   Oo  jnly  26, 

saloon  316  Ogden  av  2y  $300 

Stapka  V  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  jaly  26  saloon 

1822  47th  dem  $826 

Stompe  a  to  G  H  Oobleigh  jaly  22,  fnrn 

and  piano  647  Harrison  6m  $236 

Swanfield  A  to   B   Langmann   jaly  22, 

wagon  1120  Grenshaw  $10  > 

Scbmerl  J  to  J  H  Gansolns  joly  24,  fnrn 

935  Mitchell  av  9m    $100 

Schramm  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  jaly  22, 

saloon  559  27th  23m   $628 

Stephens  <t  Carothers  to  W  R  White  jane 

3,  fnrn  505  State  2y  $800 

Short  F  W  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  jaly  20, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $269 

Strnbel  M  to  O  Meader  jnly  26,  saloon  10 

m  $104 

Skaa  A  to  N  Mason  jaly  24,  fnrn  2979 

Prairie  av  ly  $400 

Shepard  L  B  to  W  G  Carlisle  jaly  27, 

fnrn  Ist  floor  Palace  Hotel  $560 

Smith  L  G  to  J  B  Knight  nov  1,  fnrn  68 

Belleview  pi  2y  $446 

Tracy  O  V  to  D  R  MoNanght  Jaly  27, 

fnrn  6m  $103 

Teller  E  J  to  M  E  Finch  Jnly  27,  farn  6m 

 $207 

Thompson  R  B  to  R  N  Woodrnflf  Jnly  29. 

fnrn  230  22d  st  ly  $1000 

Thompson  F  0  to   Eelley,  Mans  &  Oo 
blacksmith  tools  eto,  1346  Lill  av  2y 

 $1107 

Tafet  R  M  to  P  Van  Schaack  &  Sons  jaly 

10,  drags  etc,  Chicago  Hghts  2y  . . . .  $1000 
Trieri  8  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  jnly  26,  saloon 

Lemont  2y  $500 

Treier  0  to  Tayer  &  Jabes  may  5,  boiler 

etc,  223  w  Randolph  $600 

TooKes  W  A  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  jnly 

23,  saloon  3422  State  2y  $650 

Vasonain  D  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  jnly  27,  sa- 
loon 151  n  Peoria  23m  $250 

Volbrak  W  F  to  P  J  Clausen  july  20,  gro- 
cery 769  w  2l8t  $200 

Vollrath  W  F  to  P  J  Olansen  jnly  20, 

grocery  769  2l8t  2y  $12C0 

Wick  J  J  to  0  Kennioott  jnly  23,  horses 

eto,  113  Throop  2y  $240 

Whiting  J  S  to  H  A  F  Mogg  july  24,  farn 

1221  Wabash  23m  |176 

WilBon  J  to  H  P  Mount  apr  25,  farn  and 


piano  10O6  n  Rohey  3m  $127 

Wall  R  J  to  H  Morse  jnly  29,  farn  6m. $120 
White  L  G  to  J  Cullen  jnly  24,  farn  6m 

 il30 

Walsh  A  to  0  H  Merrick  jnly  23,  fnrn  23m 


 ^  $'0 

Watt  n  to  R  Q  Watt  jnly  26,  f nrii  55 
Union  Park  pi  $700 

Walker  M  H  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  jaly  26,  sa- 
loon Pullman  2y  $500 

Wagner  M  to  0  M  Koier  july  24,  182  Nor- 
mania  23m  $200 

Weber  A  to  A  Rothschild,  saloon  162  w 
Washington  2y  $350 

Wollenberg  L  to  0  Blaedel  july  22,  furn 
320  w  Chicago  av  6m  $78 

Weil  8  to  J  Wiel  July  3,  furn  290  42d.|500 

Wiokersby  R  to  H  Morse  jaly  22,  piano 
7m  $70 

Weiohmah  F  to  0  Weiohman  jnly  29,  en- 
gine etc,  519  w  14th  ly   $400 

Wright  W  P  to  M  E  Finch  july  24,  furn 
6m  $103 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Amei  A  E  to  8  A  Ames  jaly  22,  fnrn  and  piano.. $375 
Frederick  s  M  to  D  8  Brg  Co  july  2,  ealoonSil  Cen- 
ter 2y   $300 

Shilling  0  to  C  Caimels  jnly  22,  shop  »0  Chi  av. . .  $35 
Wnerst  Q  E  to  Klein  &  Schrotn  jnly  17,  horses  etd, 

Morgan  Pk  $600 

Donghtly  G  F  to  T  Donghtly  jnly  16,  grocery  eto, 

335  6l8t  $f(0 

Auohacha  Q  to  J  Oastin  jnly  17,  mdse  $400 

Lyon  J  L  to  H  £  Payson  jnly  16,   mdse  116  Dear- 
born   $1262 

Strueh  F  to  M  Schmelkkopf  jnly  26,  wagon  and 

horse  $200 

Reane  W  H  to  W  8  Johnson  jnly  26,  8  loon  121 

Dearborn   $1601) 

Johnson  W  E  W  to  H  E  J.  hnson  jnne  13   furn,  li- 
brary eto   .$10(10 

Kelley  G  E  to  W  R  Mogg  jnly  24,  piano   ..  $72 

Atkinson  W  A  to  M  A  Atkinson  jnly  15,  horses  eto, 

 $500 

(lollneck  Q  to  Z  and  L  Katz  jnoe  19,  horse  eto. .$600 
Sohaefer  J  to  L  Eaiz  jane  10,  horse  and  wagon.. $200 
Fraokel  H  to  B  Frankel  july  26,  fnrn  6*73  Kimbark 

v  $500 

Perl  W  to  E  Perl  jaly  24,  saloon  1919  n  Ashland.  $400 
Blnm  M  to  C  8  Kl  ji  i  jaiy  25,  farn  227  Bine  Isld  av 

 $1262 

Mnrray  D  T  to  J  8  Murray  jnly  26,  furn  $6U 

Oassriel  T  to  0  We^er  jaly  28,  saloon  188  Halsted 

  $1200 

White  I  to  A  MoOormick  jnly  26,  mdse   3468  Wa- 
bash  $226 

Snashali  J  to  f  J  Balhatohat  jaly  26,  farn  etc  4255 

Cottage  Grove  av  $150 

Pettrnaichel  J  J  lo  P  J  Sistek  jaly  24,  grocery  131 

w  Randolph....   $10(0 

Tholen  A  to  P  Tomlinson  jnly  9,  bldg  64  n  Osnal 

  $3000 

De  Lues  A  0  to  J  M  Crawford  jnly  23,  futn,  buggy 

eto,  Milton,  111  |946 

Wolfer  A  to  A  Winter  july  27,  barber  shop  653  Hal- 
sted  $1200 

Daenzsr  F  to  N  J  Bupp  jaly  26,  fnrn  66  Chicago  av 
 $200 


ArPUICATION  rOK  BVIl  DIKW 
fKHJItlTH. 


jrUO&ItlBNTS. 


Eirl  Fruit  Oo  v  Chicago  Fruit  Anotion  Co,  $1,658. 
Jules  De  Horvath  v  S  J  Mintz,  $903. 
Howland  Brick  Oo  v  Price  &  Robinson,  $2,397.60. 
CeekoRimedo-pod    Pjoleck   sv.    Joknla  v  Jacob 

Sparinger,  $680. 
Ezra  F  Annis  v  West  Chicago  and  North  Chicago 

Street  Railway  companies,  $16,000. 
G  E  Gross  V  e  N  Cooper,  $6,840. 
L  J  Kalish  v  O  and  N  W  By  Co,  $600. 
lUinons  T  and  8  Bank  v  William  Cuthbert,  $1,150. 
George  Hohweinfnrth  v  Paulina  Poeblmann,  $3,369.40 
Charles  Shaflner  v  John  Gleason,  $631.87. 
J  A  North  V  T  W  Prior,  $733  90. 

J  B  Legnard  v  Price  &  Boblnson  $1,179.99. 

Hasterlik  Brothers  v  Mr  anl   Mrs  Joseph  Zembal, 
$732  39. 

A  8  Bump  V  Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  Rail 

way  Oo,  $2,600. 
Ellas  Trumbo  v  Q  A  Emery,  $1,601.42. 
0  Larson  v  Christ  Hansen,  $743.33. 
Annie  Laman,  by  next  friend,  John  Lsman  v  Jeffer- 
son Ice  Oo,  $600. 
Birk  Brothers'   Brewing  Oo  v  Mary  Eleinhans, 
$1,067.21. 

Austin  State  Bank  v  William  Kissaok,  $1,056.26. 
W  J  Fobs  v  Ohristina  Llndberg,  $1,116. 
Herman  BergboS  Brewing  Co  v  John  "Sohweyer, 
$680. 

Chicago  Trust  and  Savingn  Bank  v  J  J  Schmltz,  $636 
H  M  Stoltenberg,  administrator  estate  of  J  Phillips, 
deceased,  v  West  Ch'cago  atreet  Railway  Oo,$6,000 
Vienna  Baking  Oo  v  0  W  Baldwin,  $690.80. 


DesDlaines  f  t  7 1  89,  M  D  Ooffeen  6  story  and  base- 
ment brick  factory,  $60,»0i). 
Liucolu  av  417,  Charles  Koier,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flat,  $3  000. 
Newgart  av  4118,  Benson  &  Carlson,  2  story  frame 

residence,  t4,ii00. 
Newport  av  1248,  Vi  tor  Jobcsin,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  fla  e,  t2,5(l(>. 
Line  >ln  av  669  61,  Mrs  Marif  .Sancbez,  1   stoiy  and 

bafemeni  brick  store,  $3,0  0. 
Beacon  et  3!i  16,  Sam  Brown   Jr,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frairie  dwellitg,  $:J,800. 
Taylor  et  713,  James  Lynch,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  &its,  $i,600. 
lone  pi  671-76-'; 8,  F  B   Woodruff,   three  stoiy  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $19,500 
Caluoaet  av  6ii24-2H-30-32,  C  A  Londellns,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $20,000. 
Greenwood  av  6442,  E  M  Davis,  2  story   and  ba^e 

ment  brick  flat,  t6,0  0. 
Washington  av  4915  ^7,  Clara  E  Turner,  flva  2  stor 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $35,000. 
Grand  blvd  4838,  Benjamin  Ma«on,  three  story  and 

b'isement  brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 
Seipp  St  7C27,  George  H  Uolton,  2  story  frame  dwell 
log,  }3,5U0. 

Greenwood  av  6416  22,  8  M  Seator,  four  2  story  and 

basement  brick (.wellings,  $U,(iOi. 
Morgan  st  8  5946,  Charles  Schagerstrom,  2  story  ai 

basement  brick  flats,  $1,000  . 
Ashland  av  N  1806  ,  0  Bantow,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats.  $4,000 
Qraceland  av  1674  92,  B    Greenlee,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  stable,  $-'6,000. 
Ashland  av  N  18j7,   Michael  Klassen,   three  story 

frame  flats,  $2,5  0. 
Park  av  1632,  J  H  Baker,  2  story  and  bisement  brick 
flats,  (2,750. 

Fifty  second  et  N  192,  O  M  feoma,  1  story  frame  cot 
tace,  $2,000. 

Olifton  Park  av  949,  B  B  Malsh,  2  story    and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $1,000. 
Srand  blvd  4427-29,  Jacob  Hessler.  three  story  and 

basement  brick  residence  and  barn,  $25,000 
Jefferson  st  640,  0  Getz,  4  story  and  qasement  brick 

and  stone  flats,  $,7000. 
Fairvlew  av  4  3,  M  Opslebaum,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,6'  0. 
Milwaukee  av  262-270,  0  B  King,  4  story  and  base 

ment  brick  stores  and  apartments,  $18,0OU. 
Olaremont  bv  6.0,  Anna  L  Anderson,  3   story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Jackson  blvd  1497,  Margaret  A  Lyons,  2   story  and 

basen  ent  brick  fiats,  $4,00  '. 
Halsted  st  8  264  to  284,  Q  W  Spoff  ord,  4 
basement  brick  store  and  apartment 
$60,000. 

Halsted  st  t>  292  to  293,  G  W  t-pofford,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  building,  $25,0ui 
Eighty-ninth  pi  nil,  Mrs  M  Wilier.  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,200. 

State  st  3'i22,  Henry  Roehsel,  I  story  and  basement 

brick  front  addition,  $2,00.i. 
Carpenter  ft  8  6708,  Gust  C  J  Schwartz,  2  siory  and 

basement  frame  flits,  $2,000. 
Fifty-fourth  st  346  to  352  and  Kimbark  av  640 1  to 
6412,  Jacob  Franks,  IH  story  and  basement  brick 
residences,  $47,000. 
Michigan  av  4841,  M  McMahon,  tbree  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $11,000. 
Clark  st  1276,  Fred  Koenig,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  front  addition,  $2,600. 
Graceland  av  1674  to  1692,  R  8  Greenlee,  three  story 

ana  basement  briek  dwelling,  $25,000. 
Fifty-first  st  164  and  166,  E  M  James,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  fiats,  $16,000. 
Union  av  12039,  n  G  Cook,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Ellis  av  6327,  Glenwood  Preble,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Washington  av  5656-58,  Church  of  the  Redeemer,  1 

story  b-ick  and  basement  church,  $5,600. 
Robey  st  S  3529,  Theo  Morgandt,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Vernon  av  3641,  Albert  Hill,  three  story   and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Drexel  av  6027,  Frauk  Qnstafdon,   three   story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $7,5ii0. 
Hoyne  av  255,   Kinley  Manofacturiog  Company,  4 

story  and  basement  brick  factory,  $5,000. 
Jackson  blvd  1639-41,  T  W  Brennan,  three  story  and 

bf  sement  brick  residence.  $9,000. 
Monroe  st  1604,  W  C  Westfall,  2  story  and  basement 

ment  brick  flats,  $?,000. 
Commercial  et  87-95,  Northwestern  Terra  Ootta  Oo, 

three  story  top  addition,  $6,000. 
Armitage  av  29  31,  J  Eisendrath,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  factory,  $12,000. 
Division  st  W  106,  Frank  Browarczyk.  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,'  00. 
One  Hundred  and  First  st  541,   Annie  Qhse,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. '   


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.  CSr  H!  N  T  S .  (  


story  and 
bnilcing. 


ANDERSON,  Gnetavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  st 
BAIBD  b  WABNEB,  Rms.  IS  17,  90  La  Salle  It. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st. 
BARNEY  BBUO    5.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEEGSTEDT  0.  G.  *  "^ons.,  Bm  87,  166  Lake  Stree 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEE8,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
ODMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DGLAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  st.  HomboIdtPark 

property  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  b  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABD8,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohicago  111. 
EGGLE8TON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommercp . 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
IfBIOKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  BIk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St 
GORDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSelle  St. 
HURLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Oo.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  8S  Washington  st 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg  ,  163  ana  1«6 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  <lb  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
iUAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalJe  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  b  Tmst  Bldg. 
MERIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  Ls  Salle  St. 
VrULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBTON.T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABHE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  0.,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  C,  116  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpt 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  b  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GREBNEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,   South  Ohicago  111. 
^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  b  Co.,  164DearbOTii 
WA8MANSD0BF  St  HEINEMANN,  147  Baodolpti. 

^bitracti  of  Title. 


aADDOCK  VALLKTTE  b  BI0KOORD8,  107  Dear- 
bom  St. 

SANDY  *  00.,  92-4  Washington  It 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  b  CO.,  85  Washington  st 
BEOOBDBB>S  AB8TBA0T  DEPT.,  floonty  Court 
Hons*. 


REVELL'S 

CCBTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  3,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

m  I  &  CO.  I  ^ 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTKMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANTJFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


*0 


s 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVBB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U8  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  sitripes  and  make  prices. 

Trusiworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 

AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  J^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  o\ir  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Prr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  BANDOLFH  STBEET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MUBPHY. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISaiAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Cor.  IjA  Salle   and  Madison  Ute. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  rpmodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


>tlaB  Fire  AssoraDoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 
Traneatlantio  Fire  InB.  Oo.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  Oerman  Ina.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Inn.  Co.,  Fittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York, 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

1S9-191  I^ASAIiliB  STKKKT. 

CHICAGO  IliMIVOM 

Telephone  Main  1353. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becl<er 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTO  G  R  A  PH  E I^. 

Room  1749  Haranette  BldK.      W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to.User!! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrevrs  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Law d— Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

BNothIng  about  PUC  AD  Except  theh 
^       them       vntnr  p^icg 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

SopportB  Back  where  needod. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co„^'f  hic>go°"* 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 

Write  us  to  Call. 

«  #  ♦ 

SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel   Shutters  for  Store 

Windov?s. 
Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 

Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 
»  ♦  * 

J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10.  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MAEdUETTE  BLD&.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

DliandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


s 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WA8HIK6TON,  D.  C. 


.  FLOOD. 

.  -  Telephone  No  9  

OHAB.  F.  TAYLfB. 

B.  ] 

E.  BBOWNEI.I., 

H.  H  OBOBS, 

OE').  E 

.  liAZEAB, 

Prest. 

Vice-Prest. 

Secy. 

&  Trese. 

FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Rail  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COM9IBRCIA1.  AVEKVF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 


Conveyances, 
plalons  of  Titles  Famished 


Brownell  improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44, 

WM.  F.  TEMPEIi.  FBANE  TEMFEL.         ANTHONT  BOHILIiKB. 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  COu 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KiNZIE  STREET.  COR.  CLARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  ^ILl^jir^f??. 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2  2   ft.  per  liundred  signs  $7.00 

X3  "  twenty-five       "    9.50 

"  one  sign,  put  up   4.00 

6x8  "    *'      "      "    "    6.00 


Effects  of  Competition  Among  Nations. 

Eesults  of  the  Decline  of  American  Railway  Securities— The  Outcome. 
Long  Lists  of  Transfers  of  past  three  weeks  Explained  , 


this  Issue. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  32 


CHICAGO,  AUGUST  10,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washingtok  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINO  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Ksal  gtate,  [ban 

and  financial  /Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Eesidents. 


MEAD  &  COE 


1  oo 

J  "Waslxington  Street 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
RPAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

No8.  145  and  147  Randolpli  St., 
CHICAf^O. 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Fecurltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Beal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLT). 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ttDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

tas  LA  SALLB  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MAOISON. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  260, 


OHIOAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 
Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'Sities. 

Mortfijage  Ijoans. 

114  I.a  Salle  Street, 

 New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


HART  &  FRANK 

iVIORTGACE  LOANS, 

03   and   04  Wastjirig^ton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

Loans  on  Reai.  Estatb 
^NP  THE  SALE  of  fiest  mobtqaobs      Beal  Fptate  Bought, 


GILBEBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D. OOLBEBT . 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


WILLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  I,.  WABNEB. 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Snoceedtng  Baird  h  Bradley  Est'd  1867. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Specifl  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assesoments. 


(gicagfo. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.^—. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 


NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


Cliicagfo,  111, 


EDWIN  B .  SHELDON  . 
WM.  OODEN  GBEeN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
UANDOLFH  E.  FISHBUBN. 


OODEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  f83«. 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogcien  Blcig.,  34  Olarlc  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  ■  Ranting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe^t  portion  of  the  city. 

•3!4'lB*MILWAUKEE*AVENUEj(& 
Telephone  West  69S,  CHICAGO 


J.H,    i?5  Dearborn  Street. 

ly^NA/OsSINCEN 

I        I        &  CO. 


A.  O.  SLAUGHTEB, 


WM.  V.  BAKEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  i  V  Lia  Sail©  Street- 

Members  N.  T.  stnok  Exchange.  Members  Ohloaga  Htook  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 


Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 


T£L.KPHOK£  1416. 


_     Main  Office 
1 87  *y  !  39  Pearborn  3t- 


Branch  Office 

Palnmet  av.,  and  i7tb  St. 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenua  anc^ 


OHIOAGO 
1104  Owicgs  Building 
21^  Pe»rl9orQ  Street. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  10,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.or©  •  TrsLOts  •  Fvirolia.seci 

Or  SnlicllTidecl  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEB  OCEAIT  BUILDINS. 

TKliEPHONE  198». 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work  ttrilles 

S.  M-  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Eluzie  st. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  CtjlCag^O. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pre«. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  ^-^^ 

MORTGAGE     Branclt  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  l-Zin°,^u, 


S90  fi.  55  Street. 


OHIOAOO 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


Francis  E.  Fealjody. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    6f,    eSANO    SB    MBTROfOUTAH  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

H3  Eandolpli  St . 

CHICAGO. 

PrlTSte  Safes  to  rent. 
tS.CO  to  tfifl.OU  per  annam 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

1U7  and  lOO  Oearbom  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  (e< 
>^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO.. 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearboiii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

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Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
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August  10,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BKVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LBTTEBS  MXJ8T  BE 

MABKEJ)  WITH  THE  LETTER  AND  NUUBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTT 
ADTEBTI8ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQERT'B 
ADDBESS  IS  OITEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-Btory  briok  bnilding,  lot  26  x 

125.    R  H  $  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  f 3,500; 
$1,500  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  ay,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  oboioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  f  8,000 

Oalamet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Oalamet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  |33;  $350  cash     C  18  |  3,350 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdi vision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0On.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  %bA  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  8,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Bent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $16,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  B  15. 

Cottage  Qrove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  Ell.  $85,U00 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  808  Tacoma 
Bldg  $  600 

Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

ElUs  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  borne.    W  8, 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  buildirg  worth 
$56,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Qrove  av  and  Preiel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4     $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$  200 
Cor  50xi20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prico  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Qran.i  blvd,  near  46th  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  16. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W  8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  56th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Fuches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-story  brick  bouse,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 


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walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  beat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.  L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 
159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ftj  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  avj  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 

Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Larg<>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  hon,yeB;  cheap.    H  16. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  ay,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10,000 

Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  16. .  .$  4,600 

Michigan  av,near  6l8t  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  30  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-f t  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  a  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  Q  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
Bts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  ll    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x126.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40J^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,liiO.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  Bt. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  HI. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  Burrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  tbree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 
L  12  ,  $  4,600 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  et,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  165 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincences  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 


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handsomeresidence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

S13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,    2-3tory  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $26,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  60  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 

W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  e,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.    W8  $5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37 feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Follerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $66,000 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  50x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  f  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-stcry  new  briok,   stone  front  and  16 

room  8.    A13  $1 2,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }/£  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
bad  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne'-  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  ,.$13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6^.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal, 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good,  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
$3,000  equity.    A  14  $6,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x126  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  south  pan 


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50x117,  per  foot.    A  13   f  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  briok  flat  bnildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

^  13  _   '  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  t  2«0 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  i  5,600 

Rayenswood.— Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  Bast  Raveinswood  Park,  and  94  La 
SMe  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68>^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  andpantry, 
and  attic  sufiBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  8t,  corner.  75xl23>^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  S-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8. .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  8-story 

brick  flats;  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avs,  2-8tory 

frameflats;  lot  i6xl26  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, 'Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14;  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4.000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-8tory  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13   ..$12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beantifol  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  60x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  60  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  risidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  eteam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $16,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x160,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful bew  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  O  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  816,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  let  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av,  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at,  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  ^'iS  n  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ,  $  S?,300 

California  av  S.  No  16.  lot  26>9,  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mines  in  front;  and  2-flat  briok  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 


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1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av.  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   <  34  6-10x1(10  )  i  20x128  »    ...    .  „ 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  |  36x128  \  "^'^^ 
2-story  and  basement  etone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bti'M.  0  11. 
Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated  ' 
road.   Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97}4  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock.  374  E  Division  st. 
Diveraey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  8ee  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Fulton  at,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-8tory  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  $  4,000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  26x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Fa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  26x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  lU  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,666  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-8tory  new  briok  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  |  6,000 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 
Lake  st  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  briok  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . .  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  416  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  upj  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $10,000 
Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  briok 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayf air,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    B  11  |  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    B  11  $  2,600 

Monroe  st.  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon^ 


roe  st . 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Prioe 

per  acre.    Bll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  A  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  11C4  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  8  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  •  $  3.760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
aIbo  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal, 
folk  st,  netfi  '  «ntre  *y.  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2.500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tskp 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.    Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11 . 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor^Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11   $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelfth  Bt  near  St  Loois  av,  s  f  25x1 25 .    W  8  ....  $  2,100 
Twelfth  Bt,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  ....  $  6.600 
Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3it 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 
Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  briok  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.    Doty  Bros  i  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xir0.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  f-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  76x105 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,(  00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;    make  offer.    Tbos  J 

Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi-enoe 
neiir  Francisco  St.  Will  put  in  cash.  X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.   Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av.  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 
Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioe 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Boom  309  1  2 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.    Ao  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisoo  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bat  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  bat  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  prioe  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  aore.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  11  Post  st,  San  Franoisoo,  Oal. 

Oalifornia,  Yon  can  own  yoar  own  home  and  secare 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  partioalars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K'O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  nse  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  groands  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

Califorcia. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  frnit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  3,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$76  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  246  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,010.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orauge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.— 60,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,oro  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1,60 

Illinois. — Rook  Inland,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barreU;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston,  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  value,  600- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  fctore  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  6 

MIBCBIiIiANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,t00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  EXCHANGE. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  fiats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  Bt(Nu  5662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
6l8t,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
tainiLg  4  8-room  moderu  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  W|IJ  ^rftd^  fpr  yaoMt  9pd 
part  oasl).   V  1 1, 


Halsted  st,  near  I2lh,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12!^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  b%.i  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

■Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-Btory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
|3.50  ppr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  46,Telephone  Boilding, 
San  Franoisoo,  Cal 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near    Chicago.     Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  P  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212,  " 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270, brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lusiajs,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Keumore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View.— $6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    B  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.     Prices.     0  12. 

 $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
8990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Boom  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600  doe  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E  6  $16,000 

Oalifornia — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  jd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  at.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  I  226 

Georgia- -660-acre  One  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo. 

ol8S.r;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  flrst-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
JlsTATB  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tijon,  297  acres  sU  weJJ  ipoproved,  weU  fenced, 


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wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  abont  }4  ><>  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Oo,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Boilding. 

Kansas— 2,360-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  honne 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Oo,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  lo 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

MISCEIiLANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$6,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 
first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods     X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  14      all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for 
first-class  apartment  house.  Will  give  99-year 
lease.    F  12. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  76th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factdry;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.     Sacond-class  30-room    hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 
Clark  st  8,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 
Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market 
St.  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph st.    Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House.  AddresH 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 
Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story    building.     Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  6-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  (nice  light  floors, .  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  "per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.    Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.    Property  located    on  Van  Buren  at, 
near  Desplaines.    Address  H  &  D,    Real  Estate 
and  Building  Jonraal. 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000  to 
$10,000.    T  6. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improyemeot  itq  etoff 
for  (?ftBb;  mqaji  ^e    bargain,   h  11,  " 


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REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or  near  the 
above  locality ;  give  No,  eto.  D  H  Rob  &  Oo,  58  N  Clintob 
at,  Chicago. 

OUTPIDE. 


Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
nature  of  foil,  eto.  Will  exchange  for  Ohioago  or  Oook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbabbn,  Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
partionlars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  business  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdson, 
Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property .    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  la. 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
3  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


|20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Anatin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address  A  15  this 
office. 


EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 

(too  IiATB  to  OliASSIFY.) 

Portland  av,  near  Slst  at,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  160  per  month.  Address  S  H  Eoob, 
2960  Butler  atreet  Sf  8,200 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WILBUB  B.  DAVIS . 


AVIS  6c  SON. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

I08  Dearborn  Street,  Chicaso. 


Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jaclison,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


W.  S.  PBOTJDFOOT, 
GEO.  J   BY  AN. 
W.  li-  BBENI. 


UEMBEB  OF  BEAIi  ESTATE  BOABD, 
TEI/EFHONE  MAIM  2691. 


REPORT  OF  tHE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK, 

Of  Chicago,  In  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  the  close  of  business, 
July  II,  1895. 


BES0TJRCB8. 

Loans  and  Discounts   $3.536,676..38 

Overdrafts   4,779.71 

Un  ited  States  and  other  Stocks  and  Bonds    248, 17 1 . 37 

Furniture  and  Fixtures   4,665.00 

Redemption  Fund   2,250.00 

Cash  and  sight  Exchange    1,416,972.37 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Total  $5,263,514.83 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  Stock  $1,000,000.00 

Surplus  Fund   115,000.' 0 

Undivided  Profits   7,0z2.21 

Unpaid  Dividend   ,  1,964.00 

Circulation   .  45,000.00 

Deposits  ♦   4,094,528.62 


officers: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Pres.  E.  H.  Pearson,  Vice-Pres. 
D.  A.  Moul ton,  2dV. -Pres.  C.C.Swinborne,  Ass'tCash. 


Chicago 

Directory 
Compariy 

ROOMS  2.  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  ms. 

PtTBLISHERS  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 
'LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 
LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICA0O  DIUECTOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  OHIOA&O, 
25  cts,,  50  ctB,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


tfXi  Qf  the  lateet  Dlrectoi  lee  of  all  tte  otber  Isrc^    ^^ff  cso  be 
toBDd  at  our  offlee  tor  ob«  of  tb«  pnbile. 


Total  $5,263,514.83 


Melville  E.  Stone, 
E.  H.  Pearson, 
William  H.  Harper, 
Robert  L.  Henry, 
Everett  W.  Brooks, 
O.  D.  Wetherell, 


directors: 

Alson  E.  Clark, 
Samuel  H.  Sweet, 
Bernard  A.  Eckhart, 
James  L.  High, 
Amos  Grannis, 
P.  A.  Moulton, 


J.  H.  Pearson. 


FOR  SA-XjE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
PACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropoNtan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
ancT  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  And  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  aflQnity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will .  waste_  jany  . 
time..  ■'  ■  ■  ■ 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaion  for  deoorations  of  Oeilinga  and  Wails. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Desigos,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  famished  apon  applioation. 

DtilcagD  InteriDr  DBCorating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo's  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Dcuglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments pair^  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago,] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  Qeneral  Trust  Ensinesi, 
Makes  ^hstractsof  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

FBOMPT  SKBTIOE  AND  BKASONABLX  BATB8. 
OFF/CSRS. 

OWTNK  Oabnbtt,  Pres.  A,  H.  Ssuebs,  Ylce-Preet. 
A.  A.  SixWABT,  Beo'f.   0-  B.  Labbabu.  Tress. 
Fbank  H.  Seuibs,  Trnst  Officer. 


THE  EGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $60a000.00  for 
apci4ental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 


752 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  10,  ISitS. 


THE 


|[eal  |l<taU  and  |iuildiii0  Ihiml 


PublisHed  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


0PFI3E— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabsoriptlon  Price,  S&.OO  Per  Tear. 


Kntered  as  eeoond  claes  matter  at  the  postoffloe,  Ohicsgo^ 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  10.  189,5. 


EFFECTS  OF  COMPETITION  AMONG 
NATIONS. 


THE  UNITED  STATES  LOSING  GROUND  IN  THE 
M  \RKETS  OF  THE  WORLD. 

As  soon  as  a  nation  arrives  at  that  stage  of  develop 
ment  where  it  produces  more  than  is  needed  for 
home  consumption  it  must  look  to  foreign  markets 
for  the  disposal  of  its  excess  of  products.  It  then 
becomes  a  competitor  in  the  markets  of  the  world 
and  will  suffer  or  prosper  in  proportion  to  its  com- 
parative advintages  in  transportation  facilities  and 
Its  facilities  for  producing  articles  of  export.  The 
decline  in  the  price  of  wheat  last  winter  was  mainly 
attributed  to  the  large  product  of  that  cereal  in 
India,  coming  into  competition  with  American  wheat 
in  European  markets  The  same  might  be  said  of 
Russian  wheat  and  rye  which  added  to  the  South 
American  supply  materially  affected  the  price  of 
wheat  the  world  over.  Nor  does  competition  stop 
with  wheat  and  other  grains;  it  extends  to  iron,  steel 
and  cotton 

In  connection  with  the  budget  for  1895  there  have 
been  submitted  to  the  t  zar  of  Russia  by  the  Minister 
of  Finance  some  valuable  industrial  statistics  cover- 
ing the  financial  year  1893.  It  appears  that  the  pro- 
duction of  pig  iron  increased  from  492,950  tons  in 
18f  1  to  1,278,350  tons  in  1893;  the  manufacture  of  iron 
from  323,200  tons  to  543,500;  the  production  of  steel 
from  337,650  tons  to  538,050;  the  yield  of  manganese 
from  10,850  tons  to  274,450;  and  the  manufacture  of 
steel  rails  from  220,300  tons,  of  which  184,650  tons 
were  from  imported  pig  iron,  to  249,650  tons,  of  which 
only  50,550  tons  were  from  foreign  Iron.  Coal  in- 
creased from  3,627,450  tons  in  1880  to  8,309,350  tons  in 
1893,  and  salt  from  »57,650  tons  to  1,598,950.  The 
naphtha  industry  showed  a  remarkable  development, 
the  amount  extracted  in  1880  being  386,400  tons 
(petroleum  and  its  products  are  estimated  by  weight 
in  Russia),  and  in  1893  7,084,850  tons.  The  impor- 
tation of  naphtha  and  its  products  decreased,  and 
the  exportations  increased  from  4  460  tons  to  1,070,721. 
'  Russia  raises  28  per  cent  of  the  cotton  used  in  her 
t  factories.  In  1889  the  markets  received  32,717,472 
I  pounds  of  domestic  cotton;  in  1892  237,225,600  pounds 
With  about  6,000.000  spindles  and  200,000  looms, 
Russia  holds  the  first  rank  in  Europe  in  ability  to 
produce  cotton  cloths.  The  sugar  industry  showed 
an  advance  in  manufactured  output  from  287,000  tons 
in  1830  to  642,800  in  1893  In  general  agriculture 
I  there  have  been  an  increased  acreage  sown  and  a 
marked  increase  in  the  quantity  and  quality  of  the 
product.  From  1871  to  1880  the  average  crop  of  rye, 
wheat,  oats,  and  barley  was  235,000,000  chetverts 
(5,956  bushels  each),  and  in  1894  the  product  was 
I  332,000,000. 

°      As  long  as  the  United  States  is  a  heavy  buyer  in 
European  markets  and  finds  sale  over  there  for  her 
,    securities  which  require  the  annual  payment  of  in- 
j    terest  dividends,  etc.,  in  gold,  her  people  must  sell 
enough  produce  to  offset  the  debtor  side  of  the  ledger 
account  or  become  a  dependant  and  debtor  nation. 

As  a  further  illustration  of  the  rapidly  increasing 
competition  in  the  markets  of  the  world  we  cite  the 
industries  and  trade  of  Japan  as  a  forcible  demon- 
stration of  the  causes  why  the  United  States  has  so 
small  a  share  of  the  import  trade  of  Japan.  During 
the  last  ten  years  we  have  purchased  from  Japan  raw 
material  to  the  value  of  264,417,237  yen,  and  have  sold 
ber  merchandise  to  the  value  of  57,960,903  yen.   At  j 


the  same  time  Great  Britain  has  sold  Japan  merchan- 
dise to  the  value  of  236,415,892  yen,  and  has  purchased 
of  her  only  52,641,903  yen  worth  of  her  products.  A 
yen  is  worth  half  a  dollar.  The  reason  of  this  is  that 
Englishmen  are  willing  to  meet  the  requirements  of 
the  market,  and  observe  the  arbitrary  conditions  of 
trade,  while  our  people  insist  that  the  Japanese  shall 
adopt  our  methods  and  accept  our  conditions.  In 
other  words,  the  Europeans  have  been  willing  to  do 
business  upon  the  terms  of  the  Japanese,  while  the 
Americans  have  insisted  upon  fixing  the  terms  to  suit 
themselves. 

In  speaking  of  the  refusal  of  American  contractors 
to  accept  and  undertake  the  building  of  water  works 
in  Tokyo  because  they  did  not  believe  the  Japanese 
were  good  pay.  A  prominent  Japanese  gentleman  said: 

"That  his  government  had  the  kindliest  feelings 
toward  the  United  States,  and  was  anxious  to  do 
everything  in  its  power  to  promote  trade  between  the 
two  countries  This  sentiment,  he  said,  was  thor- 
oughly under^tood  by  all  Americans  who  had  ever 
done  business  in  Japan  or  had  even  visited  there. 
Therefore  it  was  exasperating  to  their  self-respect  and 
sense  of  justice  to  have  two  prominent  American 
manufacturers,  who  were  asked  to  accept  this 
contract,  imply  by  the  conditions  they  exacted  that 
the  city  of  Tokyo  might  possibly  refuse  to  pay 
for  the  pipe  after  It  was  landed  there.  He  said 
there  had  never  been  a  question  or  a  criticism  of 
the  honesty  or  fairness  of  Japanese  officials  in 
connection  with  their  purchases  or  their  public 
work,  and  the  manufacturers  of  America  were  the 
only  ones  who  had  ever  expressed  a  doubt  on  that 
subject. 

■Your  people  can  have  this  contract  if  they  want 
it,"  he  said,  "and  it  amounts  to  several  hundred 
thousand  dollars.  And  there  are  other  contracts  of 
the  same  sort  to  be  let  in  the  future  which  they  can 
also  have.  Our  people  have  offered  to  give  them  ad- 
vantages over  bidders  from  every  other  country,  but 
it  is  not  very  complimentary  to  our  honesty,  and  it 
is  not  very  encouraging  to  our  efforts,  to  build  up  a 
trade  with  your  country,  to  have  your  manufacturers 
insinuate  that  we  do  not  intend  to  pay  for  the  goods 
we  order.' 

There  were  bidders  from  England,  Scotland,  Ger- 
many, France  and  Belgium  who  were  willing  to  ac- 
cept all  conditions  and  requirements.  The  Ameri- 
cans were  the  only  ones  who  suggested  any  change. 
The  contract  has  not  yet  been  let,  but  all  of  the  bids 
have  been  thrown  out  except  those  of  the  Belgium 
firm,  who  got  the  last  contract,  and  the  American 
company  in  Yokohama  The  prices  they  offer  are 
almost  identical,  and  the  result  will  depend  upon  the 
quality  of  the  pipe.  Samples  have  been  submitted 
and  tests  will  be  made  in  a  week  or  two." 


DECLINE  IN  AMERICAN  RAILWAY 
SECURITIES. 

A  CHANGE   FOR  THE   BETTER    IN  RAILWAY  EARN- 
INGS. 

In  speaking  of  the  panic  and  dull  times  of  the  past 
three  years  we  are  wont  to  attribute  their  cause  to 
the  lack  of  confidence  in  the  investment  world  with- 
out placing  any  emphasis  on  any  particular  class  of 
securities  which  destroyed  confidence.  Over  capital- 
ization, applied  to  corporate  enterprises,  does  not  ex- 
plain anything  but  leaves  only  a  vague  meaning  in 
the  minds  of  the  general  public  who  have  no  time  or 
inclination  to  discover  the  details.  The  statement 
that  the  capitalists  of  Germany  lost  in  the  neighbor- 
hood of  fifty  millions  of  dollars  in  the  stocks  and 
bonds  of  the  Northern  Pacific  Railway  is  not  gener- 
ally believed,  or  if  believed,  is  not  understood.  The 
money  is  not  lost;  but  it  is  earning  no  dividends  or 
interest,  or  if  these  investments  are  earning  interest 
it  is  not  being  paid.  But  as  the  interest  on  these 
bonds  as  well  as  the  bonds  themselves  must  be  paid 
sometime— the  bondholders  may  get  control  of  the 
road  if  they  have  not  already  done  so. 

The  true  condition  of  American  railway  securities 
is  best  understood  from  the  following  official  state- 
ment of  railway  bankruptcies  in  the  United  States: 
On  June  30,  1894,  receivers  were  operating  156  rail- 
ways in  the  United  States,  representing  about  39,000 
miles  of  lines  and  $2,500,000,000  of  capitallzation-or 
about  25  per  cent  of  the  existing  mileage,  and  about 
25  per  cent  of  the  combined  capital  stock  and  bonds. 
In  the  last  half  of  that  year  fifteen  more  roads,  with 
^  length  of  4,037  miles  and  a  capitalization  of  «135,- 
690,000,  went  into  the  hands  of  receivers,  while  in 
the  first  half  of  1895  the  number  of  new  receiverships 


required  has  been  only  eleven,  although  covering 
2,409  miles,  and  affecting  $149,615,000  of  bonds  and 
stock.  Within  the  past  twelve  months  forty-six  roads, 
representing 6,723  miles  of  linei  and  $343,000,000  have 
been  sold  out  on  foreclosure  by  the  United  States 
marshal,  reducing  the  number  in  receivers'  hands  to 
136,  although  the  mileage  and  capital  involved  are 
not  very  much  less  than  a  year  ago. 

The  railways  which  have  been  placed  in  the  hands 
of  receivers  during  the  first  six  months  of  1895  show 
an  aggregate  of  eleven  roads,  2,409  miles,  with  a 
funded  debt  of  $73,888,000  and  a  capital  stock  of  $75,- 
735,000.  The  total  of  mileage  and  investment  was 
swollen  to  important  proportions  by  the  failure  of 
one  great  Southern  company,  the  Norfolk  and  West- 
ern, which  contributed  1,574  out  of  the  2,409  miles, 
or  65  per  cent,  and  $114,500,000  of  the  $149,615,000  or 
76  per  cent  of  capital  involved  during  the  six  menths. 

The  foreclosure  sales  in  the  past  six  months  foot 
up  as  follows:  The  number  of  roads  sold  was  twenty, 
their  mileage  aggregating  2,396  miles,  and  their  cap- 
italization about  $101,000,000,  of  which  over  $59,000,- 
000  was  in  bonds  and  nearly  $4-<j,000,000  in  stock  The 
largest  of  the  properties  thus  reorganized  and  started 
under  new  auspices  is  the  Western  New  York  and 
Pennsylvania,  operating  633  miles,  representing  an 
investment  of  $50,000,000.  Of  the  twenty  roads  sold 
thus  far  this  year  thirteen  are  located  in  the  South. 

This  condition  of  things  will  change  within  six 
months  and  the  German  people  who  made  such  a 
noise  about  the  worthlessness  of  American  railway 
securities  will  regret  their  action  and  the  statements 
of  the  Commission  at  Berlin  headed  by  Dr.  von 
DerLeyden  whose  report  was  published  in  the  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal  will  be  in  part  re- 
futed. 

There  is  now  in  the  northwest  and  west  the  great- 
est corn  crop  ever  known  in  the  history  of  the  coun- 
try, and  since  the  last  government  report  was  issued 
local  reports  from  various  sections  of  the  corn  belt, 
based  on  careful  investigation,  place  the  yield  far  in 
advance  of  the  former.  The  wheat  crop  is  also  good 
on  the  average  throughout  the  country,  while  the 
potato  and  oats  crops  are  enormous. 

Railway  companies  are  making  active  preparations 
to  ship  these  immense  crops  by  repairing  all  of  their 
dilapidated  freight  cars  and  by  building  new  ones. 

The  railway  people  were  never  more  hopeful. 
Added  to  the  crops  they  have  the  rapid  development 
of  the  west  to  look  to  and  the  rapid  improvement  in 
the  general  trade  and  trafic  of  the  country. 

According  to  exchangee  General  Manager  Toucey, 
of  the  New  York  Central,  excited  wonder  in  the 
minds  of  many  of  the  delegates  at  the  recent  Rail- 
way Congress  held  in  London  by  reading  the  speed 
record  of  the  Empire  State  Express,  and  he  was 
questioned  closely  and  eagerly  concerning  hi  >  state- 
ment that  speed  as  high  as  102  miles  an  hour  had 
been  attained  on  special  runs.  When  Mr.  Toucey 
told  of  the  trial  run  of  the  Empire  State  Express, 
which  was  made  from  New  York  to  East  Buffalo,  a 
distance  of  436i  miles,  in  4254  minutes,  he  was  im- 
mediately plied  with  questions  regarding  the  weight 
of  the  train,  the  size,  weight,  and  plan  of  the  loco- 
motive, grade  of  road,  number  of  stops,  etc.,  etc. 

According  to  the  record,  the  highest  rate  of  speed 
yet  attained  on  a  foreign  railroad  in  long  distance 
travel  was  a  run  made  by  the  Scotch  express  (the 
Flying  Scotchman)  on  the  London  and  Northwestern 
Railway  from  London  to  Edinburgh,  400  miles,  at  an 
average  speed  of  55.4  miles  an  hour.  The  Scotch 
express  weighed  90  tons,  exclusive  of  the  engins,;  The 
Empire  State  Express's  fastest  run  averaged  more 
than  60  miles  an  hour  for  436i  miles,  with  a  train 
weighing  nearly  twice  as  much  as  the  Flying  Scotch- 
man. The  daily  avtrage  speed  of  the  Empire  State 
Express  is  52  miles,  with  a  train  weighing  376,000 
pounds,  (188  tons,)  exclusive  of  the  engine  and  tender. 

From  recent  experiments  in  locomotive  building, 
it  is  expected  that  even  this  record  will  soon  be  ma- 
terially improved  upon,  ihis  is  proof  enough  that 
the  railways  of  the  United  States  surpass  those  of  all 
other  countries  in  the  world. 

A  proper  conclusion  to  this  subject  as  treated  above 
is  found  in  the  closing  paragraph  of  the  very  able 


August  10,  189S. 


TfiE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BTJILBING  JOtTIlNAL. 


753 


article  io  the  August  number  of  the  Forum  on  "The 
Deep- Waterways  Problem,"  by  Mr.  E.  V.  Smalley. 
This  article  was  written  on  Tuesday  by  the  editor 
and  the  periodical  quoted  from  was  delivered  at  the 
JouRHAL  office  on  I  hursday  of  this  week.  The  situ- 
ation is  thus  summed  up: 

"We  of  the  West  do  not  look  for  any  further  reduc- 
tion in  railway  freight  charges.  Many  of  our  trunk 
lines  are  in  bankruptcy  by  reason  of  excessive  compe- 
tition with  each  other  and  the  pressure  that  has  been 
brought  to  beat  on  them  during  the  past  ten  years, 
by  State  legislatures,  State  commissions,  and  public 
opinion,  to  force  down  their  rates.  They  have  reached 
the  bottom  in  the  downward  tendency  and  are  now 
uniting  to  make  a  fight  for  the  right  to  live.  If  we 
are  to  go  on  raising  wheat  for  the  world's  markets  in 
competition  with  Russia,  Hungary,  India,  Australia, 
and  Argentina,  and  are  to  face  the  future  competition 
of  the  vast  Siberian  plains,  we  must  have  a  free  water 
highway  for  large  vessels  from  the  Great  Lakes  to 
the  Atlantic.  Our  Government  has  already  opened 
a  thousand  miles  of  this  highway.  We  demand  that 
it  shall  proceed  without  delay  to  complete  this  great 
national  work,  so  that  our  big  steel  steamers  and 
whalebacks,  taking  their  cargoes  of  grain  at  the  ports 
nearest  the  wheat-fields,  may  reach  the  wharves  of 
New  York  City  and  have  the  open  sea  before  them. 
When  Chicago  spends  825,000,000  to  drain  her  sewers 
and  to  open  water  communication  with  the  Missis- 
sippi, it  is  surely  not  unreasonable  for  us  to  ask  Con- 
gress to  devote  only  three  times  that  sum  to  extend 
ocean  navigation  into  the  heart  of  the  continent". 

TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINQS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  2. 

Inc.  Dec. 

$498,711,766 
83,.562,619 


Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
•  Springfield,  Ohio 
fCanton,  Ohio 
tSloux  Falls 
/Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
tChattanooga 

Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Little  Rock 
Toledo 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 


91,347,380 
64,697.240 
22,405,506 
13,874,538 
11,874,425 
14,045,790 
12,172,550 
9,225,508 
5,633,152 
4.269,169 
3,532,035 
6.867,216 
5,455,027 
4,576,444 
2,856,207 
5,401,700 
5,379,647 
4,042,980 
2,546,342 
2.933,888 
3;01 9,000 
1,917,416 
2,199,258 
1,739,455 
2,062,788 
1,102,000 
1,643,473 
1,367,264 
944,189 
1,535,999 
1,305,773 
1,533,735 
1,422,523 
1.243,521 
1,152,0'19 
155,606 
974,927 
855,531 
930,715 
687,967 
685,519 
475,200 
505,132 
746,617 
838,549 
322,419 
795,605 
500,334 
399,349 
34<5,890 
238,969 
292.164 
397,401 
319,203 
262,920 
357,848 


0.4 
35.4 
14.1 
9.8 
2.2 
35 
17  6 
7.0 
6.7 

17.0 

29.6 

3.3 

11.9 
18.0 
33.7 


104 
10.6 
25.2 
6.1 


44.1 


11.1 

55.0 
36.5 
18.0 
3.6 
1.8 


39. 


13.6 


2  8 

31  5 
12. J 
31.2 
31.0 


16.4 
7.7 

6  9 


2.9 
3.9 
3.8 
33.7 


5.4 
1.6 


21.9 


5.2 
15.9 


14.1 
18.2 

27.9 
8.7 

5.7 

4.4 

40  8 


351  908 
335,800 
307,837 
626,563 
248,512 
126,442 
163,200 
944,042 
122,278 
68  964 
217,000 
946,022 
772,041 
2  863,131 
1,210,571 
732,035 
468.768 
245,936 
1.52,010 
238,612 
1,925,794 


Total  $915,847,689 
Exclusive  of  New  York  417,135,923 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  $9,262,179 

Toronto  5,596.33  i 

Halifax  1,152,839 

Hamilton  604,209 

Winnipeg  917,357 

Total  $17,522,915 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


16.2 
11  6 
31.1 

5.5 
14.2 

2.4 
24.4 
60.0 
30.1 

21.2 

14.0 

31  6 

25  0 


18  6 
11.4 


16  4 
4  5 

51  5 

3.8 


28.5 
61.3 


12  2 

18  7 

16.0 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Banse  for  the  weefe. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  |100 


3  4 


20  5 


LONB  LIST  OF  TRANSFERS  EXPLAINED. 


During  the  last  four  weeks  there  have  been  re- 
corded on  an  average  of  600  transfers  weekly  with  an 
average  total  consideration  of  $2,250,000.    This  in- 
cludes city  transfers  over  $1,000,  under  $1,000  within 
the  city  limits  and  the  transfers  outside  the  city 
within  the  county.    The  Journal's  record  com- 
Tiences  each  week  on  Friday  morning  and  ends  on 
Thursday  evening  of  each  week  the  very  latest  that 
copy  can  be  used  for  a  journal  that  goes  to  press  on 
Friday  evening  and  issues  on  Saturday  morning. 
This  makes  a  total  of  about  2400  sales  with  a  total 
consideration  of  about  $9,000,000,  recorded  in  four 
weeks  of  the  dullest  season  of  the  year.   The  figures 
need  not  be  exact  but  only  approximately  correct  to 
serve  the  purpose  of  this  article.    The  number  of 
sales  are  nearly  as  large  weekly  as  at  times  of  greater 
activity  but  of  course  the  total  consideration  is  but 
little  more  than  half  of  what  it  was  in  prosperous 
times.   Whatever  difference  there  is  now  from  the 
larger  totals  given  in  boom  times  can  easily  be  ac 
counted  for  by  the  summer  dullness  through  July 
and  August.  The  records  published  in  the  Journal 
will  show  even  a  larger  average  than  is  here  used. 
And  if  we  should  take  into  consideration  the  fact 
that  many  large  sales  of  Chicago  real  estate  go  upon 
record  at  a  nominal  consideration  as  shown  by  the 
indices  kept  by  the  abstract  companies  the  total 
would  be  still  larger.   That  is  the  New  York  custom 
is  coming  into  vogue  in  this  city  of  placing  the  con- 
sideration at  a  nominal  sum,  for  reasuns  heretofore 
explained  in  this  Journal.    The  daily  press  only 
publish  the  city  transfers  for  $1,000  and  upwards 
omitting  all  sales  within  the  city  under  $1,000  and 
the  county  transfers.   These  two  classes  of  transfers 
constitute  the  most  important  feature  of  the  real 
estate  market,  as  they  are  almost  always  transactions 
among  the  common  people  the  majority  of  them 
being  for  home  sites.  The  Journal  publishes  a  full 
record  and  omits  nothing  that  can  be  obtained  from 
the  Recorder's  office.   To  be  sure  many  of  these  sales 
in  all  three  classes  as  described  above  are  transfers 
made  in  liquidati®n  of  debts  and  to  avoid  foreclosure 
proceedings,  and  many  are  deeds  by  Masters  in  Chan- 
cery which  are  found  among  the  transfers  classified 
and  alphabetically  arranged.    They  are  all  sales  by 
order  of  the  courts.    Study  the  record  columns  in 
the  Journal  closely  for  further  information. 


A.merioaD  Exchange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trust  and  Savings. .. 

A.tla8  National   

Obioago  National  

Oonameroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  ■ 

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  • 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Dnion  Trust  Oo  


Amoant 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Aeked 

1  000  000 

1% 

It'  i 

1  I  Uo^ 

1  000  000 

6% 

111 

700  000 

6!{ 

4-1  1  O 

y  I  iz 

1  OK 

500  000 

12% 

J  ^OU 

1  000  000 

10% 

ito 

2  000  000 

ca 
b% 

1  OS 

Xt>i 

1  000  000 

12% 

2d0  000 

8% 

1  RH 

600  000 

6% 

-i  1  'A*} 

3  000  000 

12% 

500  000 

1  LI 

1  000  000 

*f  QQ 

102  ' 

300  uuo 

o% 

1  4 

125 

222  000 

1  f\& 

250  000 

2  000  000 

400 

ouu  uuu 

Rt 
D)* 

"^136 

200  000 

8% 

94 

100 

500  000 

20% 

2  000  000 

12% 

tl80 

2  000  000 

10% 

1  000  000 

8% 

131 

I  000  000 

12% 

24r> 

260 

750  000 

i% 

^30 

t24n 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl'/5 

I  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

6% 

tl60 

500  000 

6% 

2  000  OOO 

8% 

tH2 

jll5 

600  OOO 

220 

UISOELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


A.m  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6s 

A.m  Straw  Board  Oo  

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  <fc  Fair  Qds  Ry  58 ...  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6s. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Uhioago  4  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4J^s  

Pass  By  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
««  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  A.nditorinm  1st  M  681929 
»  "    Oons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  1905 

Ohi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Co  68. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  Ss  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  68  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  i^O 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  5b1900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  5s  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  6s. 

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


UISOELLANEOUS  ST0CE3. 


16.7 
25.6 


36,9 


Columbus,  jQhio. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  of  $8,000  6  p«r  cent  street  bonds, 
dated  September  1,  1896.    John  M.  Doane,  Oity  Clerk. 

San  Francisco,  Oal. — The  City  Council  is  discussing  the 
matter  of  refandiog  $140,000  falling  due  October  1.  The 
new  State  law  with  reference  to  the  sale  of  these  muoioipal 
obligations  has  interfered  and  raised  a  question  as  to  the 
legality  of  refunding  the  paper. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  <fc  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

IllinoiB  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  B  R . . . . 

In  Pock  Sc  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

ru  P»ok  «^  Prov  Oo  flfd  


Amonnt 

Bid 

Asked 

$     350  000 

1  260  000 

51 

51M 

1  250  000 

68 

2  000  000 

991^ 

9934 

3  166  000 

102"^ 

105}^ 

300  000 

100 

581  000 

100 

irgj^ 

2  206  000 

75^2 

76 

7  500  000 

67 

68 

3  000  000 

47 

4  619  500 

101  «/2 

101^ 

400  000 

tl09 

tl09i 

1  250  000 

102% 

102^ 

260  000 

t90 

900  000 

t95 

98 1^ 

1  600  O'  d 

660  GOO 

TlOO 

tioc 

600  000 

tlOO 

tlOJt 

76  001 

2  000  OOC 

10  OCO  000 

9 

4  646  000 

iOX 

83 

40 

47 

1  500  000 

99 

500  000 

tl(i6 

100 

1  850  000 

1001.^ 

102 

2  360  000 

103% 

104 

3  400  000 

t87>^ 

t91 

tl02 

tl04 

217  000 

t92 

4  100  000 

102^ 

1025^ 

1  500  00( 

101 M 

tl('2 

2  000  000 

101^ 

1 102 

1  000  000 

427  000 

97 

00 

Amoant 

AnI 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

Bid 

Aeked 

1  250  000 

8% 

tll5 

6  000  OOC 

51 

61M 

3  669  650 

68 

68  >i 

10  000  000 

5% 

56 

55Ji 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

t8 

£625  000 

"n 

£625  000 

8% 

2a 

29 

£200  000 

10% 

38 

49< 

£200  000 

8% 

63 

63 

7  500  000 

12 

9  000  000 

12? 

316 

325 

500  000 

26  000  ono 

6% 

64% 

t65% 

1  000  000 

5% 

3  280  200 

12% 

166 

185 

9  000  000 

10% 

131% 

131>^ 

50  000  OOi 

10  000  000 

21M 

£450  000 

8 

£400  OOf 

'8% 

16 

17 

154 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  10,  18?6 


Mil     Ohi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  A  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

F.  Soboenhoten  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Bisoait  Oo  

North  Ohioago  Oity  Ry  

North  Ohioago  Street  R  B  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pallman  Falaoe  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Qnarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  InsDrauoe  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway  

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  qaotations  given 


£775  000 

If 

10 

12 

£775  000 

s% 

28% 

29 

£200  000 

7% 

t20 

£200  000 

7Jf 

T*m 

10  000  000 

70% 

71 

500  000 

30^ 

t510 

t600 

5  500  000 

m 

290 

291 

2  600  000 

1% 

ni6 

120 

18  000  000 

tm 

t29H 

30  000  000 

H 

4  000  000 

if 

\i% 

I  UUU  UuU 

1% 

60 

ou 

1  600  000 

7% 

96 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

S5% 

13  189  000 

9% 

131 

131M 

2  260  000 

66 

OLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  ^7%  Diamond  Matoh  Oo,  111.130 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  Jk  D  Oo  693^  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .20% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10     Mil  <k  Ohi  Brew  Oo  lOj^ 

"  Pfd....  28%       "  "  Pfd.29;g 

Chi  Paok'g  i.  Prov  Oo  . .  38     NY  Bisonit  Oo  70 

"      Pfd.  53     NOhiStRR  290>^ 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  59%  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...1*14 

OhiftSSRapTOo  11     WObiStRB..,  129>| 


DAILY  SALES. 
Saturday,  August  3,  1896. 

AH.  BTBAW  BOABD  OO.  DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  UJj. 

20  48       10— ao't  1311^ 

10  61%    10  131^ 

Om  AND  S  S  BAP  TBAN  00.  ^         IiT  *  0  00  5b. 

30  ii>^«oo°  

g  NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

10.!!  !!! !!!!!!!ii3^  25  287 

W  OHI  8TBEET  B  B. 
10   128% 

6  1 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 


160— ao't  '20}4 

35  20^ 

100-ao't  2i,i  50-ao't  128l^ 

22  '20<4    60-aoot  128>^ 

150 — ao't  20%OAIi.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DOCK  00. 

200— ao't  20^  50— ao't  67% 

Monday,  August  5,  1895. 

OHI  PACK  &  PBOV  PFD.  DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 

30  62%  3  1301^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00.   131)^ 

10  61M   

„  „  _                ,   .            ^  WE3TEBN  STONE  CO  5s. 

K  O  B  B  B  CO  iBt  MTQ  59.       jrnO  q7U 

1600                                         104  ^ 

  W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

stbeet's  w.  OAB  LINE  50 — ao't  128}^ 

100  14  50  !l28% 

BBEW  *  MALT  PFD.  OBI.  &  S.  S.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50  28>^  ^ll-'--; 

OHI.  OITI  BAILWAX.  26— aO  t   11^ 

3   ail 

  LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

O  OAS  LT  <fc  O  00  6b.  100 — ao't  21% 

8000  913^  50— ao't  20% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00.  ,  1?:""°'} 

9«7U  l^n-ao't  20^8 

 •^"'tS  60— oash  2C% 

OHI  CITY  b'y  41^S.  20   20% 

 101%  150— ao't  !!!20% 


5. 
1000. 


Tuesday,  August  6,  1896. 

OHI  OITX  b't  4>^9.  C  OAS  LT  ft  0  00  69. 

2600  101^5000  913^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B.        ^000  91% 

100  128%  AM  STBAW  BOABD 

100— ao't  !!l-J9       50— ao't  51% 

8  129       46  61% 

NO.  OHI.BT.  B.  B.  00.  *00-ao't  62 

60  289% 

60  ao't  291         ^^^^  BT .  ELEVATED  B  ,  B . 

6  .....!!!  290     360  21 

160- ao't  21 

2r— oash  21 

•»^>S  100— ao't  21% 

BTBEET'B  W.  OAB  LINE.  100  21 

16  14  200— ao't  !!21^ 

OHI.  ft  8.  8.  BAP.  TrBN.  00.       1^0  21}^ 

26   11%  135  21% 

50-ao't  11%   21% 

60  ao't  11%     DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

100  11^    10  131 

OHI.  CITY  BAILWAY  1  132 

14  313  OAL.  &  CHI.   CANAL  ft  DOCK. 

»6    312    50  :  68 


WBSTBBN  STONE  00  6s. 


3000. 


Wednesday,  Augxst  ff,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 
20  70 

100  70 


BBEW  &  MALT  OOM'n. 

10  10% 

,  ,  CHI  CUT  b'y  4%9. 

100-ao't  70%4ooo  ?...\0\Ji 

C  GAS  LT  Jfc  0  00  6s.  AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 

1000— cash  911^    15  51% 

OHIOAQO  EDISON  00.  ^10  51% 

15  125 

NO  OHI  ST  B  B  4%8  ^' 
50-0   lOlU    60      ...   128% 

oHiE;isoNDEBfe.^   

1000  ini   '■^^ 

opaok&pcooVm'n.  129^ 
102  40    ijake  st.  elevated  b.  b. 

MET  W  S  EL  B  B  6s.  950— ao't  21}^ 

fiO  0  76%1400  21 

OHI.  CITY  'by.  250— ao't  21% 

3    .  3131Z  250— ao't  21 

25...! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!3i2  96o— ao't  20% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00„  ILL.  ^0  BO't  1Q% 

60  .131     220  20i^ 

^"   131     350_ao't  20% 

OHI.  ft  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00.         20  20^ 

10  11% 

Thursday,  Ausust  8,  1895. 


OHI  PAO  ft  PBOV  PFD. 

2  63 

70  62% 

OHI.  ft  S.    B.    BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

150— ao't  11% 

96  11)4 


W.  OHI.  STBEET    B,  B. 

60— ao't  129 

10  129 

40  130 

50— ao't  130% 

60— ao't  131 

11%  176  131 

11>^     6  131% 

1"  13134 

360— ao't  131% 

100— ao't  131% 

150— ao't  131% 

50— oash  131 

2f0— ao't  131% 

150  131% 

16  130% 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 
40  131% 

14  131 

WEST  OHI  1st  MTO  6S. 

2000  103 

,^  „„„^  O  GAS  LT  <t  O  OO  58. 

350— ao't  20%  1000  91 M 

^   20%  ^ 


15  

50— ao't . 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

10  64% 

33  55 

N  0  B  B  B  CO  Ist  MTG  5s. 
2000. 

OMAHA  SNOOK  XABD8. 

30  126 

OHI.  CITY  b't 

127  316 

11  317 

LAKE  BT.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
100   21 

-ao't  

2fl 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00 

70  70 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

60— ao't  503^ 


60   20% 

60— ao't  20% 

60  20% 

60— ao't  20% 

150— ao't  21      200— ao't  50 

260— ao't  20%  260 -ao't  503^f 

LAKE  BT  EL  DEBT  6b.  HO  60 

1600  8C       ^6   60J^ 

40  50% 

NO.  oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00.         200-ao't   50% 

7  291  DEOVEBS'  NAT  BANK. 

160— ao't  292%  5  

Friday,  August  9,  1895. 


INT  PACK  &  P  OOM'N. 

50    734 

60— cash  734 

CONSUMES^'  OAS  58. 

36  81 

LAKE  ST  EL  DEBT  53. 

900  79 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
10  131 

20— oash  131 

60  131% 

100— ao't  132 

60— ao't  132 

200— ao't  132% 

108   133 

10—  132% 

60— ao't  133% 

100— ao't  13334 

50— ao't   133 

NO.  OHI.  BT.  B.  B.  00. 

2  290 

OAL.  ft  OHI.  CANAL  ft  DOCK. 

66  68 

BOABD  OF  TBADE  5S. 

400  102% 

OBI  PACK  St  VBOV  PFD 
10  52% 

15  62% 

OHI  ft  a.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

160— ao't  1134 

20  1114 

19  11 

O  GAS  LT  <fc  O  00  6s. 

9000  9134 


LAKE  BT.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

50— ao't  19% 

300— Bo't  19% 

6— oash  20% 

IOC— ao't  2034 

60— ao't  203^ 

300— ao't  20 

818  20 

15 — oash  20% 

100  19% 

5 — oash  2() 

10— oash  19% 

10  19% 

600— ao't  19% 

350— ao't  19% 

25  19% 

127  19% 

60— ao't  19% 

AM.    SIBAW  BOABD. 
110  50 

60— ao't  49% 

150— ao't  49% 

125  49% 

150— ao't  493I 

50— ao't  49% 

60— ao't  49% 

50  --ao't  49% 

200— ao't  49 

ICO— ao't  4934 

76   ......49 

250— ao't  48% 

2  48 

50— ao't  48% 

150— ao't  48 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO.,  ILL. 

60— ao't  13134 


THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

The  chief  feature  In  the  real  estate  loan  market  is 
the  readiness  with  which  capitalists  and  trust  com- 
panies lend  on  central  property.  The  fact  thdt  but 
few  of  these  large  loans  are  made  does  not  signify 
any  scarcity  of  money,  but  is  due  to  the  scarcity  of 
such  security,  central  property  being  in  strong  hands. 
No  higher  rate  is  charged  for  this  class  of  loans  than 
five  per  cent  and  the  majority  of  large  sums  are 
loaned  at  4i  per  cent,  as  shown  by  the  record  in  this 
journal. 

A  mortgage  was  filed  for  record  on  Tuesday  of  this 
week  as  security  upon  an  indebtedness  of  $700,000. 
The  instrument  was  entered  into  between  Charles 
C.  Heisen  and  his  wife,  Ida  W  ,  of  Chicago  and  the 
Few  York  Life  Insurance  company  of  New  York. 
It  represents  property  on  Dearborn  street,  near  Con- 
gress, described  as  follows: 

Lots  13,  18  and  19,  excepting  that  portion  of  said 
lots  taken  for  Dearborn  street,  in  Block  138  school 
section  addition  to  Chicago. 

The  principal  is  to  run  until  Jan.  1,  1901,  with  in- 
terest payable  semi-annually  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent 
per  annum.  Twelve  notes  calling  for  the  payment 
of  the  interest  as  per  agreement  in  the  mortgage 
have  been  issued,  ihe  first  one  to  fall  due  Dec.  of  this 
year,  and  the  stipulation  is  made  that  after  maturity 
interest  at  the  highest  legal  rate  will  be  collectable 
on  both  principal  and  interest.  Payment  is  to  be 
made  in  gold  payable  at  the  insurance  company's 
oflBce  at  New  York. 

Last  week  a  loan  was  recorded  by  the  Northwest- 
ern Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company  for  $60,000,  at 
five  per  cent  to  H.  H.  Kohlsaat  for  five  years;  also  a 
5  per  cent  trust  deed  on  apartment  house  property 
has  just  been  filed.  The  deed  runs  from  Simeon  B. 
Straus  to  M.  E.  Greenebaum,  and  is  for  five  years, 
for  $50,000,  on  50  by  110  feet  at  the  northwest  corner 
of  Ellis  avenue  and  Oakwood  boulevard.  Mr.  Straus 
is  now  erecting  upon  this  property  a  six-story  apart- 
ment house  which  will  be  known  as  the  Winamac. 
The  rate  of  interest  on  this  building  loan  is  of  parti- 
cular moment,  because  it  shows  that  first-class  im- 
provements upon  eligible  property  will  find  ready 
takers  among  lenders.  Also  a  loan  of  |25,000  at  six 
percent  for  years  in  Hyde  Park  by  H.  N.  Towne 
to  W.  A.  McLean.  The  property  is  described  as  lot 
1  bk  1  McKey's  addition. 

The  Northern  Trust  Company  recently  made  a 
loan  to  F.  W.  Parker  for  five  years  at  six  per  cent  on 
part  of  lots  1,  2  and  3,  and  all  of  lots  4  and  5,  sec.  10 
38  14,  for  $30,000.  Numerous  smaller  loans  ranging 
from  $10,000  to  «20,000  at  6  per  cent  are  reported  in 
this  issue. 

A  loan  of  $150  000  for  five  years  at  4^  per  cent  has 
been  made  by  the  New  England  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Company  to  Owen  F.  Aldis,  for  the  Chicago 
leasehold  trustees,  upon  the  property  111  to  117  Dear- 
born street,  90  by  120  feet,  occupied  by  the  Illinois 
National  Bank  Building,  an  eight-story  structure. 
The  leaseh(>ld  interest  in  this  land  was  sold  Oct.  31, 
1884,  for  1200,000.  The  ground  is  now  worth  about 
$500,000. 

Mr.  Paul  O.  Sttnsland  of  the  Milwaukee  ave.  State 
Bank  has  made  a  loan  to  A.  Hausske  on  part  of  the 
block  bounded  by  West  and  Blackhawk,  Smith  and 
Dayton  streets,  $25,000  for  three  years  at  7  per  cent. 
This  is  a  good  rate  of  interest  on  the  best  kind  of 
security. 

Judge  Horton  this  week  entered  a  decree  of  fore- 
closure in  the  suit  of  the  Louisville  Trust  Company 
against  Henry  N.  and  Julia  L  Cooper,  the  Chicago 
Title  and  Trust  Company,  DeWitt  C.  and  Mary  S. 
Cregier  and  others.  March  9  1892,  Henry  N.  Cooper 
executed  three  notes  to  George  C.  Norton,  executor 
of  the  estate  of  C.  E.  Swope,  aggregating  $62,393.59, 
and  payable  in  one,  two  and  three  years.  Default 
has  been  made  on  all  payments,  and  there  is  now  due 
$63,985.26,  including  interest  and  fees.  By  the  decree 
Henry  N.  Cooper  is  directed  to  pay  the  amount  due 
within  twenty  days.  To  secure  the  payment  of  the 
notes  a  trust  deed  was  given  to  William  D.  Kerfoot 
on  120  by  127  feet  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Chestnut 
and  Pine  streets,  improved  with  a  five-story  modern 
apartmeat  house. 


Au^stld,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILBI^^tJ  JOURNAL. 


755' 


R.  A.  Waller  has  given  a  trust  deed  to  New  York 
Life  iDsurance  Company  on  100  by  157  feet  at  the 
southwest  corner  of  North  avenue  and  Clark  street 
for  $51,000  for  Ave  years  at  5  per  cent.  Another  trust 
deed  for  115,000  on  the  same  property  for  thirteen 
months  at  6  per  cent  per  annum  was  given  by  the 
same  grantor  to  H  S.  Osborne. 


RESULTS  IN  NORTHWEST  CHICASO. 


PROPERTY-OWNERS  NOW  REALIZE  THE  BENEFITS  OF 
THE  JOURNAL'S  GOOD  WORK, 

Prior  to  the  year  1889  the  northwest  section  of  the 
city,  the  highest  and  most  beautiful  portion  of  Chi- 
cago, never  received  a  word  of  mention  by  any  of  the 
newspapers  but  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal.  The  Journal's  representative  traveled 
all  over  the  Town  of  Jefferson,  North  Cicero,  Town 
of  Maine  and  the  eastern  portions  of  the  townships 
of  Leyden  and  Proviso,  gathering  information  about 
the  territory  and  writing  descriptions  of  the  land. 

Information  and  data  were  compiled  by  the  aid  of 
surveys  and  from  the  maps  and  charts  of  railway  com- 
panies, showing  boundaries  and  elevations  above  the 
lake.  Then  followed  a  series  of  two-page  maps, 
showing  all  railways  already  built  and  in  operation, 
together  with  all  projected  railways  and  street  car 
lines  and  other  novel  features  never  before  published 
by  any  newspaper  extant.  This  work  we  kept  up, 
accompanied  by  descriptive  articles  in  the  Journal 
uatil  the  winter  of  1892-'93,  when  the  depressiou  set 
in  and  the  World's  Fair  excitement  turned  every- 
body's attention  to  the  South  Side.  Of  course,  no 
power  on  earth  could  then  turn  the  tide  of  pilgrims 
and  speculators  from  the  scene  of  the  coming  great 
show.  But  the  Journal  did  not  give  up.  It  con- 
tinued to  praise  in  glowing  terms  the  beautiful 
northwest  territory  and  compared  the  low  prices  of 
this  section  with  the  fictitious  prices  then  asked  for 
lots  in  the  vicinity  of  the  Midway  and  Stony  Island 
avenue. 

But  this  is  all  forgotten  now  since  the  Northwest 
is  in  the  swim.  Only  a  few  paid  anything  toward 
that  good  work,  and  the  very  ones  who  paid  the  least 
or  paid  nothing  are  enjoying  the  benefits  most.  But 
new  men  have  gone  upon  the  territory  and  they  are 
helping  to  roll  the  ball  along.  The  Northwest 
Pointer,  a  new  real  estate  paper  just  started  in  the 
Twenty-seventh  Ward  describes  the  progress  of  real 
estate  improvements  and  deplores  the  indifference 
of  the  Chicago  press  to  the  many  interesting  features 
of  the  Northwest  territory.   It  says: 

Soon  after  its  annexation  to  Ohicago  the  city  water 
service  was  extended  to  nearly  all  the  thicklv  settled 
districts.  About  a  year  later  sewers  were  built  in 
Fnllerton,  Diversey,  Belmonj  avenues  and  Irving 
Park  boulevard,  thus  completing  a  large  sewerage 
system.  In  1894  two  electric  lines  were  built,  one  on 
Milwaukee  avenue  from  Armitage  avenue  to  Law- 
rence avenue  at  Jefferson  Park,  and  one  on  Elston 
avenue  from  Milwaukee  avenue  near  Chicago  avenue 
to  Montrose  boulevard  at  Irving  Park,  and  early  this 
year  a  cross  line  was  built  on  Belmont  avenue,  from 
Halsted  street  (in  Lake  View)  to  Milwaukee  avenue, 
in  Jefferson.  In  addition  to  these  new  lines  are  the 
C.  &  N.  W.  Ry.,  running  through  the  ward  from 
southeast  to  northwest,  and  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  R.  R.,  running  from  the  south  to  the 
north,  each  having  stations  from  a  half  to  two  miles 
apart,  and  from  thirty  to  forty  trains  a  day  on  each. 
Taking  all  these  improvements  and  the  added  trans- 
portation facilities  together,  they  have  brought  the 
territory,  which  hitherto  has  been  considered  as  out 
in  the  country,  into  prominence,  and  the  acres  of 
prairie  are  fast  being  converted  into  building  lots 
and  are  eagerly  sought  by  the  homeseeker.  And  to- 
day, where  but  a  year  gone  by  was  a  meadow  or  corn- 
field, is  now  an  inhabited  village. 

Four  years  ago  it  was  almost  impossible  to  find  any 
one  who  was  willing  to  invest  any  money  in  this  part 
of  the  city;  now  the  capitalist  as  well  as  the  working 
man  are  buying. 

REPORT  OF    THE    NORTHWEST    RACK   TRACK  CON- 
F[RMED. 

When  the  news  of  the  purchase  of  iZO  acres  bound- 
ed by  Lincoln  avenue  on  the  east,  Montrose  boule- 
vard on  the  south,  and  Kedzie  avenue  on  the  west, 
was  first  published  by  this  and  other  journals,  the 
report  was  not  generally  believed.  The  North- West 
Pointer  has  this  to  say  of  the  enterprise:   "  C.  T. 


Yerkes  of  street  car  fame  is  the  purchaser  of  420 
acres  in  Lake  View  and  the  price  paid  was  |600,00i. 
This  land  is  boun'^ed  on  the  east  by  Lincoln  avenue, 
on  the  south  by  Montrose  boulevard  and  the  west  by 
Kedzie  avenue.  The  north  branch  of  the  Chicago 
river  runs  through  the  property.  It  is  now  under- 
stood that  Mr.  Yerkes  will  make  a  mile  race  track 
and  layout  fine  picnic  grounds.  He  will  in  all  prob- 
ability run  one  or  more  branches  of  electric  cars  to 
this  tract  in  the  near  future. 


BRIGHT  PROSPECTS  IN  SOUTH  CHICABO. 


BOOM  IN  CANAL  DOCK. 

Three  contracts  have  been  signed  within  the  last 
week  by  the  South  Chicago  Ship  Building  company, 
for  the  construction  of  a  steel  schooner  of  6000  tons 
burden,  for  a  Cleveland  syndicate,  and  two  steel 
schooners  for  the  Minnesota  Steamship  Company. 

The  three  contracts  which  the  Chicago  Shipbuild- 
ing Company  has  secured  in  the  last  week  will  insure 
busy  times  on  the  Calumet,  even  if  no  more  contracts 
are  secured  before  winter;  but  it  is  certain  that  there 
will  be  other  contracts,  and  the  record  of  construc- 
tion of  new  tonnage  at  Chicago  will  certainly  be 
broken  in  the  government  records  of  1896. 

In  the  construction  of  the  two  steel  schooners  the 
services  of  over  one  thousand  men  will  be  required  at 
the  Calumet  yards  during  the  fall  and  winter.  Work 
will  be  commenced  at  once  on  all  three  boats,  and  it 
will  be  pushed  energetically  in  order  to  prepare  for 
the  codstruction  of  the  other  boats,  the  contracts 
for  which  have  not  yet  been  closed. 

Canal  and  Dock  enjoys  a  regular  boom  on  the  local 
stock  exchange  and  is  looked  upon  as  a  leader  of  the 
market.  About  1000  shares  were  traded  in  during 
the  first  session  on  Friday.  It  opened  at  691  for  the 
account  and  09i  regular  and  closed  strong  at  69  7-8 
both  regular  and  for  the  account.  Officers  of  the 
company  say  that  there  is  nothing  new  in  the  situa- 
tion of  the  company  and  the  demand  for  the  stock 
was  a  mystery  to  some  people.  One  theory  was  that 
a  short  interest  exists  and  that  the  shorts  are  cover- 
ing in  the  face  of  the  bright  outlook  of  affairs  in  and 
about  South  Chicago.  Another  bull  point  is  the  pos- 
sibility of  the  company  reducing  its  capital  on  Jan. 
1,  by  cancellation  of  stock,  which  may  be  accumu- 
lated with  the  surplus,  and  in  this  way  increasing 
the  value  of  the  remaining  shares. 


TITLE  OF  NORTH  SHORE  PROPETY  AGAIN 
IN  QUESTION. 


CAPT.  STREBTER'S  CLAIM  KNOCKED  OUT. 

All  of  the  land  east  of  St.  Clair  street,  north  of  the 
Chicago  riyer  has  a  new  claimant.  Martin  M.  Cooney 
has  been  living  on  this  land  ever  since  1849,  but  his 
claim  to  all  this  land  is  news  to  present  occupants 
and  owners.  It  is  alleged  that  Mr.  Cooney's  claim, 
aside  from  that  based  on  his  occupancy  of  the  land, 
grows  out  of  a  curious  combination  of  the  action  of 
the  water  on  the  shore  of  Lake  Michigan  at  this 
point  and  of  grants  to  other  persons.  March  9,  1837, 
there  was  issued  to  Robert  A.  Kinzie  a  patent  from 
the  United  States  for  "102.29  acres  of  land,  compris- 
ing the  north  fraction  of  section  10.  township  39, 
north  of  range  14,  east  of  the  third  principal  me- 
ridian, according  to  the  oflficial  plat  of  the  survey  of 
said  lands  returned  to  the  general  land  office  by  the 
surveyor  general."  The  plat  of  this  survey  shows 
that  Kinzie's  land  extended  from  the  Chicago  river 
north  to  Chicago  avenue,  and  from  State  street  east 
to  the  "government  surveyed  meander  line  of  1621." 

Between  182i,  when  the  suryey  was  made  and  the 
meander  line  run,  and  1837,  when  this  patent  was  is- 
sued, the  water  of  the  lake  receded,  so  that  there  was 
about  400  feet  of  land  between  the  eastern  boundary 
of  Kinzie's  land  and  the  water's  edge.  This  accre- 
tion was  formed  while  the  land  which  Kinzie  bought 
still  belonged  to  the  United  States,  and  hence  accrued 
to  the  United  States  as  the  riparian  owner.  Kinzie's 
grantees  have  always  maintained  that  these  accre- 
tions accrued  to  Kinzie  as  riparian  owner,  and  they 


have  generally  acted  on  that  supposition.  Cooney's 
claim,  therefore,  rests  on  the  contention  that  there 
bad  been  accretions  extending  the  shore  line  east  of 
the  meander  line  about  400  feet. 

Maps  and  plats  in  the  general  land  office  show  that 
there  had  been  accretions  of  considerable  extent  in 
in  1834.  If  these  accretions  were  there  in  1837,  the 
argument  is  that  the  title  to  them  was  in  the  United 
States  and  still  is,  unless  Cooney's  occupancy  has 
vested  the  title  in  him,  for  nothing  else  has  been 
done  to  divest  the  United  States  of  the  title.  As 
Cooney  staked  out  his  claim  on  land  wholly  east  of 
the  eastern  boundary  of  Kinzie's  land,  as  described 
in  his  patent,  if  Cooney  got  any  title  of  occupancy  he 
acquired  the  riparian  rights  attaching  to  the  land  he 
claimed  and  with  it  the  accretions  of  the  years  since. 

The  Times  Herald  of  Tuesday  published  the  follow- 
ing commentary  on  the  subject: 

"In  1889  the  legislature  passed  an  act  authorizing 
the  Lincoln  Park  board  to  extend  the  Like  Shore 
drive  to  Ohio  street,  over  submerged  lands,  and  to 
fill  in  between  the  shore  and  the  drive  and  to  sell  this 
land  to  provide  for  the  cost  of  the  drive  extension 
The  board  acted  under  this  authority,  and  litigation, 
begun  by  the  attorney  general,  ensued.  I'his  case  is 
now  before  the  Supreme  Court,  and  will  probably' be 
decided  at  the  October  term.  It  is  claimed,  how- 
ever, that  it  will  not  in  any  way  affect  Mr.  Cooney's 
claims. 

About  two  months  ago,  as  it  was  claimed  in  Justice 
Wallis'  court.  William  H.  Cox,  who  has  figured  more 
or  less  in  Captain  Streeter's  claims,  secured  the  sig- 
natures of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cooney  to  what  he  repre- 
sented was  a  power  of  attorney  authorizing  h  m  to 
represent  them  in  court.  This  paper,  it  is  now  claimed, 
was  merely  a  blank  warranty  de  d,  which  Cox  after- 
ward filled  up.  This  deed  was  put  on  record,  thus 
giving  the  grantee  in  it  color  of  title  based  on 
Cooney's  occupancy  of  the  land.  The  tract  was  then 
platted,  and  in  the  course  of  his  examination  Cox 
said  that  he  sent  thirty-four  of  the  lots  down  to 
Springfield  to  fix  the  legislature,  though  it  was  not 
made  clear  just  what  action  of  the  legislature  it  was 
intended  to  influence. 

It  is  now  said  that  the  general  government  is  look- 
ing up  the  title  to  this  property  with  a  view  to  assert- 
ing its  own  claims.  More  litigation  is  certain  before 
the  title  will  finally  be  determined." 

Captain  George  W.  Streeter  was  arrested  by  Cap- 
tain Porter,  of  the  United  States  secret  service.  Fri- 
day afternoon  charged  with  forging  government 
documents.  The  complainant  is  George  E.  Det- 
weiler,  who  says  he  has  found  that  Streeter  forged  a 
government  patent  to  some  of  the  contested  north 
shore  property.  The  prisoner  had  a  preliminary 
hearing  before  Commissioner  Mark  Foote  late  Fri- 
day afternoon.  This  will  probably  put  a  stop  to 
much  of  this  fight  over  riparian  rights  along  the 
North  shore.  Although  Mr.  Cooney  will  put  up  a 
strong  claim,  It  is  doubtful  whether  he  or  Captain 
Streeter  will  get  anything  out  of  their  contentions. 
The  public  are  already  familiar  with  the  legal  con- 
troversy in  which  Capt.  Streeter  is  Involved. 


TO  PATRONS  OF  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND 
BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

The  publisher  regrets  the  necessity  of  again  call- 
ing attention  to  the  fact  that  solicitors  on  a  rival 
newspaper  have  circulated  the  report  that  this 
Journal  Is  engaged  In  the  real  estate  business  for 
the  purpose  of  disparaging  the  usefulness  of  the  Ex- 
clusive Agency  Lists  as  an  advertising  medium.  The 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal  or  its  pub- 
lisher have  never  received  one  dollar  in  commissions 
or  profits  from  any  real  estate  transaction  In  this  con- 
nection, nor  does  the  paper  permit  any  one  to  do  a 
commission  business  for  the  publisher.  Steos  have 
been  taken  to  ascertain  how  extensively  this  false- 
hood has  been  circulated  and  to  learn  the  names  of 
the  persons  who  are  thus  trying  to  Injure  and  slander ' 
the  good  name  of  the  Journal,  now  in  the  twenty- 
ninth  year  of  its  existence.  It  does  not  interfere 
with  real  estate  deals  by  threatening  to  publish  them 
prematurely  for  the  purpose  of  getting  a  commission 
or  a  share  of  the  profits.  The  Journal  does  a 
strictly  legitimate  business  and  labors  first,  last  and 
all  the  time  for  the  good  of  the  legitimate  real  es- 
tate dealer.  Publisher. 


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Augiist  \6,  189'^. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  Samuel  Halls  has  prepared  plans  for  a  4- 
story  warehouse,  63  by  1 46  feet,  to  be  erected  at  13  to 
J7  North  GliDton  street,  at  a  cost  of  $25,000,  for  H. 
M.  Hooker. 

Architect  August  Fiedler  has  the  plans  In  prepara- 
tion for  a  large  addition  to  the  Phil  Sheridan  school, 
Escanaba  avenue  and  Nineteenth  street.  It  will 
contain  ten  rooms.   The  cost  is  estimated  at  ^55,000. 

Architect  J.  C.  Llewellyn  has  completed  plans  for 
two  fine  residences  on  Greenwood  avenue  near  Sixty- 
third  street,  two  stories  and  basement  high,  ISi  by 
60  feet  each,  Bedford  stone  fronts  and  oak  finish;  to 
cost  $9,000. 

A  flat  building,  80  by  80  feet,  will  be  erected  on  Ful- 
lerton  avenue  after  plans  by  architect  Charles  S 
Spohr.  It  will  have  exterior  walls  of  stone  and  orna- 
mental brick,  with  interior  finish  of  oak,  and  will 
cost  $20,000 

Architects  Kleinpell  &  Borst  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  factory  building  on  the  South  side,  location  and 
name  of  owner  not  given.  It  will  be  3-stories  high, 
8z  by  72  feet,  of  brick  and  stone  and  interior  of  mill 
construction;  to  cost  $20,000. 

Architect  F.  Knudson  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  1111  Eiston  avenue  for  Mr. 
Hansen.  It  will  be  3-stories  and  basement  high,  22 
by  74  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  slate 
roof,  pine  flnish  and  will  cost  |7,000. 

Architect  D.  Mahafly  is  working  on  plans  for  a 
store  and  fiat  building  to  be  erected  on  FuUerton  ave- 
nue. Lake  Vitw,  50x75  feet,  3-stories  and  basement 
high,  pressed  trick  and  stone  front,  oak  flnish  and 
modern  improvements;  to  cost  $9,000. 

Architect  Thomas  McCall  has  prepared  plans  for 
three  residences  to  be  erected  at  674  to  678  lone  place 
for  F.  R.  Woodruff.  They  will  be  3-stories  and  base- 
ment high,  50  by  68  feet,  have  stone  fronts  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $25,000. 

Architect  Albert  Hecht  has  completed  plans  for  a 
flat  building  on  Wolcott  street  near  Lawrence  ave- 
nue for  Mr.  Wm.  Moody,  50x54  feet,  2-stories  and 
basement  high  with  Portland  stone  front,  oak  flnish, 
steam  heat  and  latest  improvements;  to  cost  $10,000. 

Architect  W.  J.  Brookes  has  planned  two  modern 
dwellings  to  be  erected  at  the  corner  of  Kirabark  av- 
enue and  Fifty-second  street.  They  will  be  of  Bed- 
ford stone,  50  by  70,  3  stories  high,  with  hardwood 
flnish  and  modern  improvements.  The  cost  will  be 
$25,000. 

Architect  L.  M.  Mitchell  has  completed  plans  for  a 
residence  on  Drexel  boulevard,  near  Flournoy  street, 
for  Myron  A.  Decker,  3-stories  and  basement  high,  25 
by  73  feet,  blue  Bedford  stone  front,  interior  flnish 
In  choice  hardwoods,  and  the  latest  improvements; 
to  cost  $10,000. 

Near  the  corner  of  Homan  avenue  and  Fulton 
streets  twelve  2-story  houses  will  be  built  according 
to  plans  by  architects  Dinwiddle  &  Newberry  for! 
Maurice  Van  Platen.  They  will  be  of  brick  and  stone 
with  hardwood  Inish  and  furnace  heat,  and  the  total 
cost  will  be  about  $40,000.  | 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared ! 
plans  for  a  residence  on  Grand  boulevard,  near  Oak- 1 
wood  boulevard,  for  J.  F.  Farren.  It  will  be  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  25x72  feet,  have  Bedford  stone 
front,  hardwood  flnish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $9,000. 

Architect  Charles  Grctz  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  1154  West  Chicago  avenue, 
for  Emil  Foil  It  will  be  3-stories  and  basement  high. 
24.6x72  feet,  have  an  attractive  front  of  pressed 
brick  and  stone,  with  entrance  flanked  by  stone  col- 
umns, and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $9,500. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared 
plans  for  six  residences  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
Prairie  avenue  and  Forty-fourth  street,  for  Barry  & 
Fellows.  They  will  be  3-8torie8  and  basement  high. 
100x68  feet,  have  stone  fronts,  hardwood  finish,  steam 
heat,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$35,000. 

Architect  S.  G.  S  Holmboe  has  completed  plans 
for  an  apartment  building  on  Flournoy  street,  near 
Kedzie  avenue,  for  E  C.  Lynch.  It  will  cover  30x69 
feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  with  a  facade 
of  Portland  stone,  with  porch  and  bay  window  of 
same  material,  have  hardwood  flnish  marble  and  tile 
vestibule,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$6,500 

Architect  J.  M.  Hoskins  has  completed  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  the  northeast  corner  of 
Grand  and  Harding  avenues  for  John  M.  Griflflths 
To  be  irregular  in  size,  48x60x75  feet,  and  3-8tories 
hinh,  with  fronts  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  hard 
pine  finish  and  modern  improvements;  cost,  $15,000 
The  building  will  contain  two  stores  and  four  flats  of 
six  and  seven  rooms  each. 


Architect  Fraenkel  &  Schmidt  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  on  Michigan  boulevard,  near  Forty- 
ninth  street,  for  Mrs.  S.  Hess.  It  will  be  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  25x70  feet,  have  Bedford  stone 
front,  hardwood  flnish  and  modern  conveniences  at 
a  cost  of  $10,000;  also  for  a  store  and  flat  building  at 
244  Sedgwick  street,  for  William  A.  Boatman.  It 
will  be  4-stories  and  basement  high,  25x53  feet,  have 
stone  front,  and  will  cost  about  $8,000. 

Architect  M.  H.  Vail  has  completed  plans  for  the 
Alta  Standish  apartment  building  at  the  corner  of 
North  Pauiina  street  and  Sunnyside  avenve  for  R.  J. 
Bennett.  It  will  be  3-stories  and  basement  high,  72 
x«3  feet,  have  fronts  of  stone  for  the  first  story, 
pressed  brick  above,  slate  tower  orojection.  hard- 
wood finish,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements, 
and  will  contain  fifteen  apartments  of  five,  six  and 
seven  rooms  each,  and  to  cost  about  $18,000. 

Architect  Thomas  McUauU  reports  the  following 
new  buildings  planned  to  be  built  in  Hyde  Park. 
Three  3  story  stone  front  residences  50x70  feet  at  67  4 
and  676  lone  place  for  F.  G  Woodruff,  to  cost  $20,000; 
two  3-story  and  basement  stone  front  residences  40  by 
70  to  be  erected  at  654  and  656  Sixtieth  street  for  J. 
R  Collins  at  a  cost  of  $18,000,  also  a  three  story  and 
basement  stone  front  apartment  house  to  be  built  on 
Monroe  avenue  near  Fifty-fifth  St  for  J.  P.  Laurie; 
to  cost  $8  000. 

Architect  John  M.  Van  Csdel  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  letting  contracts  for  a  manufacturing  building 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  Desplaines  and  Fulton 
streets.  It  will  be  six  stories  and  basement  high, 
have  red  pressed  brick  front,  with  stone  and  terra 
cotta  trimmings,  steam  heat,  passenger  and  freight 
elevators,  steam  and  electric  power,  electric  light, 
automatic  sprinklers,  and  will  cost,  with  machinery 
and  boilers,  about  $100,000.  Its  dimensions  are  170 
by  110  feet.    M.  u.  Coffeen  is  the  owner. 

C.  H.  McCormick  will  build  a  summer  home  at 
Lake  Forest,  to  cost  about  $25,000,  for  which  plans 
have  been  drawn  by  architect  Jarvis  Hunt.  The 
structure  is  to  be  colonial  in  architecture,  3-stories 
in  height,  and  will  be  75  by  125  feet  in  size.  A  spe- 
cial feature  of  the  building  will  be  the  living  room 
on  the  ma'n  floor,  which  will  be  35  by  45  feet,  the 
dining-room  22  by  25  feet,  and  the  billiard  room  22  by 
23  feet.  On  the  second  floor  will  be  nine  chambers 
and  four  bath  rooms,  also  sewing  and  dressing  rooms. 
There  will  be  broad  piazzas  about  the  building,  and 
a  special  feature  will  be  the  extra  heavy  walls. 

Architect  E.  C.  Healey  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
house  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Fifty  sixth  and  Jus- 
tine streets  for  Rodger  P'ant.  It  will  be  2-stories 
and  basement  high,  22  by  35  feet,  have  pressed  »>rick 
and  stone  front,  oak  and  Arkansas  pine  finish,  grille 
work,  open  plumbing  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a 
cost  of  $3,500.  Also  for  a  residence  with  conserva- 
tory, 2  stories  and  basement  high,  20  by  56  feet,  and 
a  2-story  and  basement  flat  building  21.4  by  60  feet, 
on  Sixty-third  court,  between  Drexel  and  Maryland 
avenues,  for  J.  P.  Smith  They  will  have  blue  Bed- 
ford stone  fronts,  with  carved  ornamentations,  oak 
and  Arkansas  pine  flnish,  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  total  cost  of  $10,000. 

Plans  for  a  large  building  to  be  erected  at  the 
northwest  corner  of  Sixty-fourth  street  and  Drexel 
avenue,  to  be  known  as  the  Ogden  flats,  are  in  the 
hands  of  Morrison  &  Torrance.  To  be  50  by  107  feet, 
4-stories  and  basement  high,  with  exterior  in  pressed 
brick  and  stone,  interior  in  oak  flnish,  marble  and 
tile;  to  cost  $40,000.  It  will  be  divided  into  sixteen 
apartments  of  five  and  six  rooms  each.  The  same 
architects  have  made  plans  for  a  block  of  stores  and 
oflBces  at  Rensselaer,  Ind.,  for  B.  Forsythe.  It  will 
be  2  stories  and  basement  high,  50  by  108  feet,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  steam  heat,  electric 
light,  yellow  pine  finish,  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  It  will  contain  three  stores  be- 
sides oiHces. 

Architect  Paul  Gerhardt  has  plans  for  a  store  and 
flat  building  at  the  corner  of  Mohawk  and  Center 
streets,  for  J.  Bessy.  Four  stories  and  basement 
high,  25xI2.S  feet,  have  pressed  brick  fronts  with 
stone  trimmings,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  flnish.  steam 
heat  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  f20,OCO; 
also  a  building  of  the  same  character  on  North  Hal- 
sted  street,  near  Webster  avenue,  for  J.Behrens.  It 
will  be  4  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone  front, 
hardwood  flnish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  $15  000;  also  a  store  and  flat  building  on  Roscoe 
boulevard  and  Adelaide  avenue,  for  H.  Ahrens.  It 
will  be  2-stories  and  basement  high,  25x85  feet,  of 
frame  and  stone,  and  have  Georgia  pine  flnish.  In 
the  rear  is  to  be  built  a  frame  barn.  Total  cost, 
$6,000. 

At  the  southeast  corner  of  Arlington  place  and 
Lake  View  avenue  a  fine  $25,000  residence  will  be 
erected  by  C  C.  Grabb,  after  plans  by  architects  E.  E. 
bnyder  and  W  G.  Northnagel.  It  will  be  62i  by  101 
feet,  3  stories  high,  of  blue  Bedford  stone  with  slate 
roof  On  the  main  floor  will  be  the  parlor,  library, 
sitting-room,  smoking-room,  dining-room  and  break- 


fast room,  and  the  kitchen  and  servants'  dining  room 
A  large  conservatory  will  lead  off  from  the  dining- 
room.  On  second  floor  will  be  the  chambers,  five  in 
number,  and  a  large  sewing-room.  There  will  be  a 
ball-room  32  by  32  feet  in  size  on  the  third  floor  and 
a  billiard  room,  besides  a  supper  room  and  two  sleep- 
ing rooms.  In  the  basement  will  be  the  store-rooms 
and  gymasium  and  a  bowling  alley  1 4  by  65  feet.  The 
interior  flnish  will  be  in  mahogany  and  other  choice 
woods. 


A  MODEL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

From  the  91st  semi-annual  statement  of  the  Glen's 
Falls  fire  insurance  organization  —  which  with 
reason  flies  the  motto  "Old  and  Tried  ''—it  appears 
that  its  total  cash  assets  July  1,  1895  were  $2,527,- 
571.56,  and  its  net  surplus  over  all  liabilities  $1,446,- 
357  45,  being  an  actual  gain  in  net  surplus  fur  the  half 
year  of  $72,114.12.  The  items  of  assets  show  a  very 
carefully  selected  class  of  securi  ties  of  the  best  grade, 
in  23  years  the  gross  assets  of  the  company  have 
more  than  quadrupled  and  the  net  surplus  nearly 
trebled.— New  York  Insurance  Journal.        ,,  i 

LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONOS  AND 
SECURITIES.  .  p 

Moorhead,  Minn  — Olay  Ooanty  Oommissioners  pcpppsb 
to  iasne  seven-year  5  per  oent  fandinf;  bonds..;  '  '  ■ 

Wichita,  Kan. — An  ordinance  was  adopted  to  proTide 
for  the  issue  of  $10,000  refunding  bondB.  ,  (J.  L.  Smith 
Oity  Olerk.  J      ;<  • 

Ridley  Park,  Pa.  —This  oity  baa  voted  to  iporease  the 
boroagh's  indebtedness  to  the  amoant  of  $15,000,  for  the 
purpose  of  making  some  general  improvements.  Address 
the  Borongh  Oonnoil. 

Pittsbnrfir,  Pa.— Jndge  Ewing  has  made  an  order  author- 
izing the  Millvale  School  Board  to  borrow  $25,0(  0  to  be 
used  in  the  erection  of  a  new  school  building,  the  interest 
not  to  exceed       per  oent. 

Deiford  (Baokensack),  N.  J.— The  ordinance  p?ovidiDg 
for  the  submission  of  the  question  of  bonding  for 
macadamizing  has  finally  passed  the  Borough  Oonnoil. 
The  election  took  place  on  July  16. 

Allegheny,  Pa.— At  a  meeting  of  the  Allegheny  Finance 
Committee,  July  9,  the  ordinance  presented  in  Select 
Council  authorizing  a  vote  on  another  issue  of  |400,0(  0 
worth  of  street  bonds  was  affirmatively  recommended. 

North  Knoxville  (Knoxville),  Tenn.— Seventy-five 
thousand  dollars'  worth  of  improvement  bonds,  $25, (  (lO 
for  street  purposes,  and  $50,000  for  sewers,  will  be  issued 
by  North  Knoxville,  Ter.n.,  its  Council  having  passed  an 
ordinance  providing  for  same. 

Petersburg,  Va.— President  Rockwell  of  the  Common 
Connoil  read  the  ordinance  which  provides  for  the  issue  of 
$195,500  of  bonds  of  the  city  of  Petersburg,  and  repealing 
the  ordinance  of  April  1,  1895,  passed  for  the  same  pur- 
pose.   The  ordinance  was  unanimously  adopted. 

Pittsburg,  Pa.— Judge  Aoheson,  in  the  TJnitea  States 
Circuit  Court,  decided  the  suit  of  the  Dnpont  Powder 
Company,  of  Wilmington,  Del.,  versus  the  city  of  Pitts- 
burg, to  prevent  the  issue  and  sale  of  nearly  $6,000,000 
bonds  for  public  improvements,  in  favor  of  the  city. 

Santa  Barbara,  Cal. — The  Board  of  Trade  met  to  oonsided 
the  proposition  of  the  Mayor  to  issue  *60,000  in  bonds  for 
the  purpose  of  laying  a  two  inch  covering  of  asphaltu'o 
upon  twelve  miles  of  streets  now  graded.  It  now  looks 
as  if  the  proposition  would  receive  the  sanction  of  the 
Council. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — Proposals  are  solicited  for  the  pur- 
chase of  coupon  bonds  as  follows:  The  bonds  will  be  in 
$1,000,  $500  and  $100  pieces,  as  bidders  may  desire,  will 
be  dated  August  1,  1895,  will  be  payable  in  gold,  both  as 
to  principal  and  interest;  will  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of 
3.65  per  oent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually.  Bonds 
will  be  issued  to  refund  the  following  issues  now  out- 
standing: $236,000,  $273,000,  $500,000,  $2,000,000,  and  no 
award  will  be  made  unless  the  aggregate  of  successful  bids 
makes  one  or  more  of  the  above  sums.  Bids  nnust  be  in 
writing,  signed  by  the  proposer,  delivered  sealed  at  the 
office  of  the  trustees  of  the  Sinking  Funds,  City  Hall, 
August  12.  Each  bid  to  be  accompanied  by  a  oertiiidd 
check  to  the  amount  of  5  per  oent.  Must  be  indorsed  on 
the  outside,  "Bids  for  Bonds."  Rejaotion  reserved. 
Daniel  W.  Brown,  Secretary  of  the  Sinking  Fund. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 

Excnraion  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  OhicsKO,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  BarllDKton,  Elkhorn,  Oelavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukes.  Bartland,  Nashotah,  Oconomowoo,  Kilbourn,  Sparta, 
8t.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetonka,  Tomahawk,  Minooqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wieconoln.  Minnesota, 
the  Miohl(?an  Peaineula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  eich  week  to  Wisco'^sia  Resorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  oUloe, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal.  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


August  10,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOStTRB. 

Boath  Pk,  Keith's  add,  It  19  s  e  ^  U  38  14;  with  Improvemente  there- 
on. Aug  20.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  dalle  st.  L  N. 

Marston  &  Augar's  snb,  It  28  b  4  s  w  H  s  w  !4  see  20;  and  It  8  b  9  Snow 
Si  Dickinson's  Garfield  blvd  sub  sec  17  38  14.  Aug  21.  Walter  Batler, 
master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add.  Its  46,  46,  47  and  48  b  2  snb  in  sec  32  88  15.  Aug 
31.  Walter  Batler,  master.  L  N. 

Fraiier's  sab.  It  42  b  1.  w  H  n  e  !4  n  e  H  n  w  H  sec  8  38  14.  Aug  21. 

Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Diokey  &  Baker's  add,  e  12V4  ft  It  21,  w  25  ft  It  22,  b  2,  Aastln,  s  w  >4  8 

e  H  960  5  39  13.  Aag  6.    PL  Sherman,  master,  66  Keapsr  blk.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  Ist  add.  It  34  b  6,  sab  s  w  54  eeo  32  38  15.    Aug  18, 

Jas  K  Uann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 
Weddell  &  Oox's  snb.  Us  47,  48  b  6  w  '/4  n  e  !4  sec  20  38  14.  Ang  13,  IC  a 

m  Jas  R  Slaun,  master.  L  N. 
Gross'  snb.  It  10  b  2  s  e  i4  s  w  H  sec  5  38  14.  Aug  10.  Edm  8  Oammlngs, 

master,  701  Kedzte  bldg.  L  N. 

0  i  0  0  4  D  Go's  sub.  It  33  b  16  sees  5  and  6  37  16.  Aug  27.  Wm  H  Hill, 
admtr.  L  N. 


South  Oh'go,  Taylor's  Ist  add.  It  4  b  16  n  frl  of  frl  sec  8  37  16;  also 
It  27  sub  of  e  >4  s  e  !4  8  w  !i  s  w  frl  ^  of  frl  sec  8  37  15;  also  It  2T  sub 
e  Vi  8  e  J4  s  w  !i  8  w  frl  H  frl  sec  5,  south  of  Indian  boundary  line. 
37  16,  subj,.ct  to  dower  right.  Aug  27.  E  A  Behnke,  admtr.  L  N. 

Soott's  snb,  w  H  w  H  b  1,  Sheffield's  add,  Its  38  39  40  and  41;  also  Its  8 
and  9  Jones'  sub.  It  22  Ploe  Grove  sub,  frl  sec  21  40  14;  also  It  5  Ben- 
son <&  Allen's  sub,  w  pt  n  e  ^  b  41  0  T  sub,  33  40  14.  Aug  14.  Walter 
Butler,  master  L  N 

0  &  0  0  *  D  Oo's  sub.  It  41  b  11  frl  sees  6  and  6  37  15.  Aug  12.  Th'os 
Taylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Ohloago  Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Soger's  sub.  It  27  b  2  sub  ne!48w)44  39  12.  Aug  12.  H  L  Wait,  mas- 
ter, 110  La  Salle  st,  L  N. 

Assr's  div,  e  H  8  49H  ft  sub  It  1  n  e  K  H  22,  s  33  f t  of  w  V4  e  H  lot  23  b 
2  Sheffield's  add.  Sept  7.  Frank  Kettinger,  Jr,  Jos  Arnold  execa- 
tors.  L  N. 

Sampson  &  Green's  sub,  It  47  b  4.  Aug  29.  P  J  Flynn,  admtr.  L  N. 
Oh'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Fortin's  sub.  It  7  of  Its  20  to  24  sub  e  V4  and  e  8 

ft  of  w  H  nub  blk  I  b  44  in  e  i4  s  w  H  29  40  14.   Aug  12.    H   L  Wait, 

master.  L  N. 

Blue  Isld,  Jernberg'8  add.  It  36  b  9  sub  e  y.  n  e  H  «eo  25  37  13.  Aug  21. 
Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Englewood,  Weddell  *  ox's  add,  und  Vt  It  488,  8M  ft  It  487  sub  e  V4  s 
w      sec  20  38  14.  Aug  28.  B  H  Brit;ham,  admtr   L  N. 

Jacobs'  sub.  Its  5  to  14  Inc,  b  1  and  a  portion  of  Us  12  13  14  in  School 
Trustees  sub,  sec  16  38  14.  Aug  31.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  LaSallu  Bt. 
L  N. 

Perish  sub.  It  1,  Its  23  and  24  b  1,  Hutchinson's  sub  o{b3e!4sw  M2 
38  14,  Aug  20.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Hyde  Pk,  McKey's  add,  w  16%  ft  It  22  b  2  n  w  !i  n  e  ^  sec  3  38  14.  Aug 

20.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 
Iiowther's  sub.  Us  1,  2  ani  3  b  2  e  ^  n  e  54  n  w  M  sec  13  39  13    Aug  19. 

Eqw  a  Dicker,  master,  llu9  Taooma  bldg.  L  N. 

0  T  sub  in  Barry's  sab.  It  44  n  H  b  24  3ec  3t  40  14.  Aug  21.  Geo  Mills 
itogers,  master,  100  Washington  st    L  N. 

Buabees'  sub.  e  12  ft  It  4  w  32  10-12  ft  It  5  Bnsheee'.'sub  of  e  7  rods  It  12 
Linsenbarth'8  sub,  etc.  Aug  14.  Walter  Batler,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  1  or  8  1-6  of  8  e  H  8  e  sec  2  42  12  Aug  20.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master. 
110  LaSalle  St.  NOB. 

Sampson's  sub.  It  94  b  4  Sampson  &  Green's  add.  Aug  9.  Hiram  Bar- 
ber, master  526  Opera  Uoa*e  bldg.  NOR. 

SoDth  Vt  It  26  2nd  all  It  28  b  4  second  plat  of  Woidlawa  sub  e  22  acres 
n  !4  n  w  !4  sec  23  38  14  on  Myrtle  av  and  65th  st.  Aug  14.  George 
Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bldg.  N  B  R. 

Cornell,  It  2  s  ft  It  1  b  86  sub  sec  26  and  35  38  14;  also  Its  4  and  6  b  2 
Olark  &  Marston's  2nd  add,  Olarkdale,  n  e  >-4  s  w  J4  sec  36  38  13,  also 
Its  2,  3,  4,  5,  6  and  7  in  b  60  Cornell,  see  26  and  35  38  14.  Aug  19.  Ec'w 
A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Trego  &  Smith's  sub.  It  13  b  2  sab  of  w  697  ft  e  18  acres  w  34  acres  a  64 
acres  u  w  ^  25  39  IS.  Aug  9.  WE  Humphrey,  master,  639  Monad- 
nock  bldg.  NOB. 

Assr's  div,  n  H  e  V4  It  11,  U  19  b  2  Sheffield's  add,  with  frame  cottage. 
Angle.  Dorothea  Seidel,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Springfield,  111  Darling  &  Taylor's  add.  It  3  b  4.  Aug  9.  Susan  Camp. 
Guardian.  NOR. 

Walsh  &  MoMuUen's  sub.  It  27  snb  b  "A"  b  11  8  ?i  8  e  M  20  39  14.  Aug 

18.  John  Peoba,  execator.  NOR, 
Mcintosh's  sub,  It  5  sub  of  w  124  ft  Its  17  and  18  b  22  Hyde  Pk,  e  V4  e  e 

^  and  e  ^4  n  e  frl  ^  sec  11  etc.  Aug  8.    Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175 

Dearborn  st.  NOR. 

Brown's  add.  It  65  b  3  e  n  e  !4  32  39  14.  Aug  10.  J  P  Mahoney.  mas- 
ter, 1313  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Harvey,  Us  28  and  29  b  88  pt  n  sec  17  36  14  together  with  bs  53,  66,  54 
62,  63,  64.  65  68,  66,  69,  70  and  pt  of  b  67  sec  17  8  H  sec  8  36  14.  Aug 
10.  J  P  Mahoney,  master.  NCR. 

C  T  sub,  n  22  ft  It  49,  s  V4  It  48,  e  b  18  e  H  see  29  40  14.  Aug  14.  Geo 
Base,  master.  NOR. 

Batterfleld's  add.  It  48  in  sec  4  39  14  on  Clyboaru  av,  Chicago.  Aug  24. 
Margaret  McKeon,  admtrx.  NOB. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add,  it  93  with  bulldiags  and  improvements. 
Sept  7.  J  P  Uahoney,  master,  1318  Ashland  bla.  NOB. 

?oang  4  Olarkson's  snb.  It  34  b  1,  b  9  Ist  add  to  Kensington  22  and  27 
87  14.  Aug  19.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  11ij9  Taooma  bldg.  NOB. 

Ward's  sub.  It  4  b  2  of  Its  1,  4  and  5  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub.  sec  6  88  14. 

Aug  16-  Wm  F  0  oper,  masier,  94  LaSalle  st.  F  0  B. 
Dolton,  Belch's  add.  It  9  b  2  sub  of  pt  s  w  H  south  of  river,  sec    34  37 

14.  Aog6.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

White's  sub.  Us  26,  i7  and  28.  n  ?i  b  14  Walker's  sub.  So  Illinois  A 
Mich  Canal,  n  w  !i  sec  31  39  14.  Aug  16.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llo 
LaSalle  st.  N  U  B. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add,  It  92  and  Improvements.  Sept  7.  J  P 
Mahoney,  master.  NOR. 

Wlsner's  sub,  sub  Its  20  and  21  It  1  b«  8  and  9  Brand's  sub  n  e  Ji  26  40 
13  and  Us  46  47  and  48  b  16  Avondale;  also  Its  19  and  20  b  2  Common's 
sub,  sec  12  41  13.  Aug  16.  B  J  Drinkwater,  gaardian.  N  0  C  R. 

Garfield  sub.  It  44  b  19  s  e  >4  sec  34  40  13.  Aug  19.  Edw  A  Dicker,  maa  • 
ter.  NCR. 

Lts  19  to  31  inc,  b  1,  Its  19  to  25  inc,  b  2,  Its  1  to  27  inc,  b  3,  Its  1  to  14 
inc,  and  Its  28  to  41  inc,  b  4  in  the  sab  of  part  of  e  s  w  H  seo  8  89 
13.  Aug  20.  ChB8  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn  st.  NCR. 

Hull's  sub.  It  61,  b  26  0  T  8ub,  n  /j  and  n  ^  8  e  !4  and  e  ^  8  w  !4  sec  33 
4014.  Aug  28.  John  Snmmerllng,  admtr.  NOR. 


Oh'go.  Elston's  add,  n  Vi  lot  6  b  34,  with  Improve  senta.  Hept  7,  JP 
Mahoney,  master.  NCR. 

E  Washington  Hgts  sab.  Us  36,  37,  38,  39  b  27,  w  hf  n  w  <4  8  w  M  sec  9 
87  14;  also  It  96  and  s  V4  U  96  Gross  5lh  Humboldt  Pk  add.  Sept  7.  J 
P  Mahoney,  master.  NOR. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  b  6  sec  36  41  12,  Aug  16.  Geo  M  Stevens,  mas- 
ter. NOR. 

Toung  &  Olarkson's  sub.  It  35  b  1,  b  9,  1st  add  to  Kensington,  sub  of  pt 
sec  22  and  27  37  14  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

Seipp's  sub.  It  28  sub  blk  3  w  H  n  w  ssc  25  38  14.  Aug  19.  Edw  A 
Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Keith's  sub.  It  10  8  V4  n  V4  n  e  >4  8  e  ^  n  w  )4  sec  8  38  14.  Ang  16.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOB. 

Jacobs'  sub,  und  it  44  b  1.  b  in  Stone  ft  Whiting's  sub,  pt  of  sec  6 
and  7  38  14.  Ang  30.  Frank  Bernasek,  admtr.  NOR. 

Baird  &  Bradley's  sub.  It  7  in  b  1  of  pt  of  the  e  !4  of  the  n  w  ^4  and  pt 
of  the  w  54  of  the  n  6  i4  of  sec  6  39  14.  Aug  9,  11am.  Henrietta 
Henson,  admtrx.  NOB. 

Hansen's  sub,  the  e  87.7  ft  of  It  23  in  sec  6  39  13.  Aug  9,  11am.  Otto 
Foerster,  executor.  NOB. 

Marston's  &  Augur's  sub.  It  28  in  b  4  of  the  s  w  ^  of  the  s  w  »4  of  sec 
20;  and  It  8  in  b  9  in  Snow  &  Dickinson's  Garfield  hlvd  add  m  sec  17 
38  14.  July  17, 11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  No  489  State  st;  also  Its  7  to  12,  14  to  21  in  b  7  in 
Philips  sub  of  n  w  H  of  B  w  ^  of  sec  6  36  15.  July  16,  11  a  m.  M  F 
Taley,  executor.  L  N. 

Boweu  &  McKey's  sub,  sublts  1  and  2  of  Its  26  to  34  (ex  the  n  40  ft  of 
Us  31  to  34  in  b  10  in  Fort  Dearborn  add.  Ju'y  12,  10  a  m.  Ill  Trust 
and  Svgs  Bk,  guardian.  L  N. 

Barnum  Grove,  the  8  60  ft  of  It  7  (ex  the  e  36  ft)  in  b  5  of  'he  8  42  7 
acres  of  the  w  |4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  21  38  14  also  the  n  40  ft  of  It  7 
(ex  the  e  36  ft)  In  b  6  in  Barnum  Grove  sab  of  the  s  42  7  acres  of  the 
w  H  of  the  n  e  K  of  seo  21  38  14.  July  15,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master. 
110  Lb  Sahe  st.  L  N. 

Graves'  sub.  It  6  in  b  2  of  that  pt  of  the  b  H  of  the  n  of  the  n  e  H  of 
sec  34  39  14.  July  VO,  11  a  m.  Chas  T  Farson,  master.  L  N. 

Oakwood  sub.  Its  39  to  42  in  b  6,  of  the  n  H  of  the  s  14  of  the  n  e  ^  of 
seo  22  38  14.  July  24  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Stave  &  Kle-^m's  snb,  Its  6,  7,  9  and  10  in  b  6  of  the  n  e  H  of  seo  26  38 
13.  July  13,  1pm.  Edm  S  Cummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Circuit  Ct  sub,  Its  23,  24  and  25  in  b  1,  in  ptn  of  It  22  in  County  Oiks 
sub  in  sec  18  41  14.  July  16, 1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Bogers,  master,  100 
Washington  st.  L  X. 

Supr  Ct  snb.  It  14  in  b  3  of  It  2  of  Supr  Ct  ptn  of  the  s  3-8  of  the  n  e  ^ 
of  sec  4  38  14.  July  16,  11  a  m.  Lucius  W  Winchester,  master,  115 
Monroe  8t.  L  N. 

Hayward's  snb.  It  36  in  b  2  of  that  pt  s  of  the  blvd  of  the  s  e  J4  of  s  e 
!i  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo  11  39  13.  July  13,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming, 
master,  1412  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Sheffield's  add,  U  12  in  b  41.   July  24,  11  a  m.    Walter  Butler,  master. 


Stone's  sub.  beginning  at  the  n  w  cor  of  It  1  in  b  5  of  the  n  15  acres  of 
the  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  sec  36  39  14.  July  23,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman, 
master,  66  Reaper  blk.  K  O  R. 


Piper's  sub,  It  22  in  b  4  and  It  1  in  b  6  of  the  s  K  of  the  n  e  K  of  the  e 
w  >4  of  the  8  w  H;  e  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  8  w  )4  and  the  s  e  of 
the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  w  ^  all  In  sec  32  38  14.  Aug  16,  2  pm.  Constance 
Booty,  admtrx  NOR. 

Rand's  sub.  It  16  of  b  34  in  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub  of  the  w  ^  of  the  8 
e  K  of  seo  6  and  the  n  ^  and  w  Vt  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  7  38  14.  Aug  21, 
1  p  m.  F  T  Kinnare,  admtr.  NCR. 

An  und  Yt  of  the  n  w  >4  and  the  s  e  !4  of  that  pt  of  the  e  Vi  of  the  n  W 
>4  of  seo  12  39  13.  Ang  6,  11  a  m.  Addle  L  Polk,  guardian.    L  N. 

Norwood  Pk,  Its  in  to  13  in  b  16  and  Its  6  to  9  in  b  24.  Aug  6,  11  a  m, 
Oruesb  Rutishauser,  assignee.  L  M. 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add,  Its  3  and  4  b  6  in  sec  11  38  13. 
Aug  19,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  1I<0  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Blue  Isld  Pk  add.  It  9  in  b  2.  being  a  sab  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  w  Vt  and  the 
w  Vt  of  the  w  K  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  30  37  14.  Aug  3,  1  p  ui. 
Edm  S  Cummlngs,  master,  7(  1  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Ashland  add.  Its  1  to  6  In  b  4.  Aug  6,  11am.  P  L  Sherman,  master, 
66  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Ogden's  add,  sublt  4  in  the  snb  of  Its  12  to  16  in  b  28.  Ang  9,  11  a  m. 
Mary  Olson,  admtrx.  NOR. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Taylor  &  Knight's  snb.  It  13  b  5  Duncan  sab,  e  Vi  n  w  M  eec  4  38  14. 
Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff  NOR. 

Hull's  sub,  It  4  of  Its  115,  117  Butterfleld's  add.  Aag6,  10am.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Blameuser's  sub,  the  n  25  ft  of  It  35,  the  i  60  ft  of  the  n  100  ft  of  It  34, 

the  s  25  ft  of  It  34  of  the  s  loo  acres  of  the  s  e  ^  of  sec  21  41  13.   als  1 

that  pt  of  Its  12,  13  and  16  in  Owner's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  seo  21  41  13. 

Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
Elston's  add.  It  6  in  sub  of  its  1,  2  and  3  In  b  93,  sees  4  and  6  39  14. 

Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Storkes'  snb,  the  n  30  ft  of  Its  17, 18  and  the  s  10  ft  of  It  19  in  b  11  of 

Auburn,  being  a  resub  of  bt  1  to  16  in  the  w     of  the  e  w  }i  of  sec  28 

88  14.  Ang  6, 10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff,  N  0  H. 
Dunn's  sub,  w  Vt  U  5  of  the  s  191  ft  of  the  w  Vt  of  It  15  School  Trnstees 

snb  of  t)  !i  sec  16  38  14.  Aug  6,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB.. 
Pullman,  Fallls  &  Gano's  add.  It  86  and  B%  ft  of  It  8t  in  b  6.  Ang  6,  10 

a  m.  Ja8  Pease,  sheriff. 


Wanted,  North  Shore  Vacant 

I  have  100x270  feet  on  Clybourn  avenue, 
near  Larrabee  street,  covered  by  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings,  in  front  and 
rear  of  same  fronting  on  improved  street. 
Rental  $3,000.  Will  take  part  cash,  bal- 
ance mortgage,  or  will  take  North  Shore 
vacant.  Value  of  my  property  $28,000. 
Address 

0  12,  Care  Eeal  Estate  s.nd  Building  Journal. 


ANDREW  DUNNING  &  CO. 

108  LA  SALLE  STREET, 

Exclusive  Agents 

FOR  ACRES  IN  NORTHWEST  SECTION, 

OF  CHICAGO  ON 

Milwaukee  Avenue, 

Elston  Avenue, 
Belmont  Avenue, 

Jefferson  Avenue. 
Irving  Park  Avenue, 

Warner  Avenue. 


758 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  At!t)  BtriLt)ING  JOOtlNAti. 


August  iO,  1896. 


MAP  OF  PART  OF  NORTHWEST  CHICAGO,  ENGRAVED  FOR  THE  NORTHWESTERN  POINTER,  WM.  H.  BUSSEY,  Editor. 


Ave 


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(    August  10,  1898. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


7!59 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening 
Aug.  8,  1895. 

Olty,  over  $1,000  .^*334 

Ottj,  under  $1,000   128 

County  131 


Amoont 
$1,781,926 
73,466 
201,166 


Total. 


698 


$2,066,646 


Amonnt 
$l,2i7,9.'<l 
72,B37 
194,266 


Smmmary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Aug.  9,  1894. 

Sales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   248 

City,  onder  1,000   122 

C^onnty   126 

Total   496  $1,516,034 

Aberdeen  at,  95  ft  b  of  Taylor,  e  f  42i^x 

107;  Ang  5.  J  Beard  to  E  Godwin .  .f  2,000 
Aberdeen  st,  75  ft  a  of  64th,  e  f  25x126; 

July  30.  W  T  Payne  to  E  Q  Miller. $4,200 
Aberdeen  st,  141  ft  n  of  W  Taylor,  e  f  25 
xlOO;  Ang  2.  J  J  Ahern  to  I  Bnbinsky 

 f  4,000 

Ada  Bt,  48  ft  n  of  49th,  w  f  24x124  62-lOC; 

Ang  3.  A  Pries  to  A  Pries  |1,000 

Ada  8t,  122  ft  B  of  60th,  w  f  25x124^^;  July 
31.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Englewood  Baildiog 

&  Loan  Assn  J2  417 

Adams  st,  169  ft  e  of  Clinton,  s  f  39^x 
189;  Jan  10.  A  M  Smith  to  W  E  Blaok- 

stone  120,000 

Adams  st,  180  ft  w  of  St  Lonis  av,  s  f  25x 
18u  66-100;  July  30.  J  A  Perkins  to  N  A 

Brisoo  13,500 

Adams  st,  165  ft  w  of  St  Lonis  av,  s  f  25x 
180;  Ang  6.  M  A  Smith  to  N  A  Brisoo 

 $5,CO0 

Adams  st,  251  ft  w  of  8  40th  av,  n  f  25x 
121 ;  Joly  30.  J  B  Mansfield  to  E  P  Ooftey 

.   $2,600 

Adams  st,  316  ft  e  of  Throop,  n  f  21j.^x 

120;  Ang  6.  B  Wolf  to  J  Lincoln .  .$8,000 
Adams  st,  276  ft  e  of  S  41st  av,  n  f  26x 
121;  Ang  6.  E  Donn  to  S  L  Dnnn  et  al 

 $1,500 

Adama  st,  250  f t  e  of  8  41st  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Aug  5.  S  L  Dunn  et  al  to  E  Dann 

 $3,500 

Addison  st,  s  e  oor  Hoyne  av,  n  f  659J^x 
624;  Joly  20.  Heirs  of  W  O  Jones  by 

trnateea  to  M  Hitoh  $46  (iQo 

Albany  av,  168  ft  n  of  Humboldt  blvd,  e'f 
50x125;  June  1.  G  W  Higgins  et  al  to  J 

Woska  $2,025 

Allen's  sub,  8  25  ft  n  50  ft  It  19  and  all  of 
It  2,  etc,  Jnly  31.  W  Brinok  to  L  Kandlik 

 $2,500 

Armoor  av,  160  ft  s  of  5l8t  st,  w  f  25x100; 
Apr  30.  M  O  Tremaiu  to  H  B  Taylor 

 $1,000 

Armour  av,  159  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x100; 

Aug  6.  J  Barber  to  E  Barber  $2,000 

Ashland  av,  125  ft  n  of  Graoe  st,  e  f  25x 
124}^;  June  27.  W  Schick  to  G  Baok- 

strom  $1,750 

Ashland  av,  175  ft  n  of  57th  at,  w  f  26x 
124;  Sep  8,'90.  D  Heitmann  to  W  A 

Middleton  $1,100 

Ashland  av,  300  ft  s  of  Graoe  st,  e  f  26x 
1241^;  Jnly  18.  W  Schick  to  E  Tessmer 

 $1,375 

Aubnrn  at,  1273^  ft  n  of  33d  pi,  w  f  26x 
130;  July  29.  W  J  Nissen  to  P  Lynch 

 $2,000 

Ballon  av,  95  ft  n  of  Mariana,  w  f  26x126; 

Ang  6.  J  PrensB  to  M  R  Fife  $1,760 

Beacon  st,  50  ft  s  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f  60x 
196;  Ang  1.  Gracelaud  Cemetery  Com- 
pany to  J  B  Stark  $2,9C0 

Berkeley  av,  75  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  24x123; 
Aug  1.  P  Denkelberg  to  B  L  Grant 

••  $16,000 

Berlin  st,  149  ft  w  of  N  Talman  av,  a  f  50 
xl25;  Joly  10.   H  C  Hoerich  to  Q  A 

Brudel  $5,600 

Bishop  st,  241  ft  a  of  67th,  e  f  26x124 
59-100;  Jnly  15.  A  E  Phalon  to  W  A 

Orook  $2,000 

Blaokhawk  st,  493^  ft  e  of  Holt,  n  f  24x 

100;  Aug  5.  A  Dinet  to  M  L  Venn.  .$2,600 
Blue  Island  av,  140  ft  a  w  of  Morgan  st,  n 
w  f  25  ft  thro  to   Morgan;  Aug  3.  E 

MoUier  to  J  Mauer  $6,500 

Blue  laland  av,  72  ft  w  of  Robey  Bt,  a  e  f 
24xl(  0,  and  other  ppty ;  July  1.  W  Frink 

to  H  H  Walker  $9,600 

Bryaon  at,  317  ft  w  of  Uoyne  av,  n  f  25x 
119;  Aug  6.  M  P  Gruhn  to  M  Anderson 

^  $9,600 

Buena  Park  terrace  165  ft  e  of  Evanaton 
av,  a  e  f  40x100;  Ang  5.  Q  W  Hubbard 

to  T  L  Dillon  $2,600 

Burling  at,  226  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  30x131; 
Ang  6.  P  Matthes  to  Jerusalem  Evang 


Luth  Ch  of  Chi  $4  000 

Burling  st,  240  ft  n  of  North  av,  e  f  24x 
104i|;Aog  6.  M  Nitsoh  to  M  Kreton 

 $2,275 

Butler  at,  249  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  43x125; 
Aug  3.  F  R  Roovart  Jr  et  al  to  A  M 

Hardy  $7,600 

California  av,  48  ft  s  of  W  22d  pi,  e  f  24x 
125;  Est  of  J  Schmidt  to  0  A  Hahn 

 $1,125 

Calumet  av,  495  ft  n  of  35th  st,  w  f  25x 
124}^,  more  or  .'ess;  Jnly  26.  T  H  Wat- 
son to  I  N  Perry  $16,'  00 

Campbell  av,  s  w  oor  Frankfort,  44x110; 

July  15.  G  Sloats  to  A  Dotz  $5,5C0 

Canal  st,  n  w  cor  120th,  e  f  25xl23>^;  Jnly 
15.  Amer  T  an<i  8  Bank  to  H  A  Phillips 

 $1,600 

Carmen  av,  350  ft  e  of  N  61st,  n  f  50x126; 
July  26.  H  H  Sherwood  to  F  W  Orandall 

 $1,600 

Carpenter  st,  110  ft  n  of  Randolph,  w  f 
26x1151^;  Jnne  9.  0  Cowper  to  E  H 

Gannon  $3,200 

Carpenter  st,  171  ft  n  of  Garfield  bivd,  e 
f  60x124;  July  17.  P  J  Bosh  to  M  Norton 

 $2,6C0 

Carpenter  at,  141  ft  n  of  59th,  e  f  24x124 
7-10;  June  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Engle- 
wood Building  &  Loan  Asen  $1,717 

Center  st,  96  ft  e  of  Clifton  av,s  f  24x125; 

Ang  5.  M  Berry  to  M  Gannon  $2,300 

Center  av,  150  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  I  26x124, 

Joly  18.  A  E  Green  to  J  W  Janney. $3,500 
Cleveland  av,  n  w  oor  Grant  pi,  e  f  25x 
124;  July  29.  A  Ohasier  to  L  A  Ohasior 

 $8,000 

Olyboorn  pi,  n  e  cor  Girard  st,  s  f  24x126; 

Jnly  15.  T  Mooney  to  W  Dihieim .  .$2,7C0 
Colombia  av,  491  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f  100 
xl33;  Ang  1.  P  Hardin  et  al  to  M  LetBohe 

 $4,000 

Congress  st,  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs,  r  f  22x176;  Jnly  31.  L  Mosser  to  A 

Mosser  $2,700 

Cornelia  av,  78  ft  w  of  Wolcott  st,  s  f  25x 

124;  Aug  3.  H  Zahnen  to  J  P  Krah. $1,900 
Cottage  Grove  av,  328  ft  n  of  29th  st,  e  f 
27xl72;Joly  16.  C  Sturm  toWKSchmitt 

 $6,800 

Cottage  Grove  av,  23  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f 
125x150;  Nov  2,'89.  S  M  Fischer  to  C  E 

Rector  $16,626 

Cottage  Grove  av,  same  ppty;  Jnne  1.  O 

E  Rector  to  W  Maror  $22,500 

Cregier  av,  125  ft  n  of  7l8t  at,  e  f  25x162; 

Jnly  29  .  0  8  Barker  to  Q  W  Lee  Jr.$l,125 
CreBoent  rd,  a  e  cor  Preaoott  av,  w  f  1 18x 
125;  Jnne  4.  Title  Guarantee  &  Traat 

Co  to  H  T  Milleken  $1,400 

DakiL  av,  618  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  26x122; 

Ang  2.  F  Yorka  to  J  Mdntbey  $1,200 

Dearborn  av,  60  ft  s  of  Chicago,  e  f  24 
8-10x80;  May   26.  M  Meyer  to  M  L 

Brown  $10,000 

Dearborn  at,  152  ft  a  of  W  57th,  e  f  25x 
99;  Aug  5.  J  A  Lyon  to  F  H  Roovart 

 $6,000 

Diversey  av,  400  ft  w  of  Perry  st,  s  f  50x 
124;  July  7.  0  Labalm  to  A  Carpenter 

 $2,000 

Diversey  st  n  w  oor  Fremont,  s  f  35x114, 
ond  }4  int;  Jnly  16.  E  V  Panlna,  by 

guardian  to  H  Rieke   $2,150 

Diversey  at,  aame  ppty,  nnd  }^  'it;  Jnly 
18.  L  A  Pauloa  by  goardian  to  H  Rieke 

 $2,150 

Dooglas  blvd,  156  ft  w  of  Lawndale  av,  s 
f  25x150;  Jane  22.  E  D  Crosby  et  al  to 

M  O'Neal  $1,700 

Drake  av,  272  it  s  of  Belmont,  e  f  25x126; 
Jnly  16.  A  H  Vitler  to  0  Lindenberg 

 $1,650 

Drexel  blvd  s  w  cor  43d  st,  e  f  98.3x160; 
Jnly  29.  Arthur  A  Libby  Jr  to  Isidora 

Schmidt  $37,500 

Drexel  av,  n  w  cor  83d  st.  e  f  180x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Jnne  23.  T  B  Bryan  to  W 

H  Stookham  $9,000 

Dreiel  av,  150  ft  s  of  6 let  st,  e  f  100x206 
6  10;  May  8.  William  Sear  to  Daniel  F 

Parsons  $60,000 

EaBt  End  av,  70  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  50x160; 

July  22.  J  Roster  to  J  J  Fay  Jr..  .$45,000 
Eggleston  av,  bet  71st  and  72d  sts,  w  f  26 
xll9i^;  Ang  1.  C  H  Tabot  to  G  B  Ran- 
dall  $5,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  288  ft  w  o*  Paulina,  n  f 
24x126;  Aug  8.  F  Kuban  to  V  Knban 

 $3,500 

Eighty-seventh  st,  325  ft  e  of  Vinoennes 
av,  n  f  50x125;  Jnne  7.  8  B  Gross  to  W 

F  Davis  $1,250 

Eighty-eighth  st,  57  ft  e  of  ^.berdeen  av, 
B  f  50x126;  July  17.   D  Walsh  to  M 

O.Meara  #1,500 

Elizabeth  av,  150  ft  a  of  60tb  at,  e  f  25x 


124>^;  July  25.  M  E  Ford  to  A  A  Lins- 

ton  $1,2C0 

Elizabeth  st,  199  ft  a  of  56tb,  w  f  ?5xl24; 

Aug  8.  M  Wagner  to  H  Uofman. .  .$1,000 
Elm  st,  156  ft  e  of  flhnroh,  s  f  100xl76»^; 

June  10.  F  C  Panlin  to  O  B  Kinney. $1,5(  0 
Elm  st,  same  pply;  Jnly  15.  C  B  Kinney 

to  F  H  Marshall  $1,500 

Emerald  av,  75  ft  a  of  70th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Aug  1.  S  R  Fogate  to  C  J  Harvey  $2,400 
Emerald  av,  130  ft  n  of  8l8t  st,  e  f  72. 8x 
126;  Jnly  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  8  Qain- 

lan  $1,906 

Erie  st,  48  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  48x123.7; 

Jnly  27.  I  Cook  to  M  Oook  $9,000 

Escanaba  av,  156  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  25x 
1381^;  Ang  3.  F  Knhrt  to  H  M  Murray 

 $3,000 

Essex  av,  n  e  oor  92d  at,  w  f  49)^x126; 

Jnly  31.  J  O  Morris  to  H  J  Davis.  .$1,500 
Euclid  av,  409  ft  n  of  73d  st,  e  f  40x134; 

Aug  1.  T  0  Nash  to  L  A  Becker  $3,5C0 

Evanston  av,  100  ft  n  of  Howard,  e  f  184i^ 
xl51,    and   other  ppty;  July  24.  E  F 

Kirkley  to  W  R  Cutter  $12,000 

Evanston  av,  n  w  oor  Howard,  e  f  lOOx 
151;  Jnly  24.  W  R  Gutter  to  B  F  Kirkley 

 $6,000 

Emma  st,  358  ft  w  of  Milwaokee  av,  s  f 
48x124;  Ang  1.  Akciova  Spoleonost 
Telsoviony  Ceohie  to  Gymnastic  Associ- 
ation Sokol  Ceohie  $26,000 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  7  and  8  no  bik 
given,  18  38  14;  Ang  5.  L  Berry  et  al  to 

A  M  Slanght  $7,600 

Fairfield  av,  255  ft  s  of  Harvard,  e  f  25x 

112;  Aog  1.  T  Rnberg  to  P  Brown. $t,000 
Fiftieth  av  N,  75  ft  s  of  Humboldt,  e  f  75 
xl26,  and  other  ppty;   Mar   26.    8  L 

Boyoe  to  P  H  Rice  $6,300 

Fiftieth  st,  224  ft  e  of  Laflin,  a  f  26x125; 

Jnly  15.  C  J  Vopicka  to  A  Dondel. $1,300 
Fifty-third  st,  99  ft  e  of  Peoria,  s  f  25x 
127;  Jnly  20.   E    M  Sotherland  to  L 

Weldaner  $2,<i00 

Fifty-foorth  st,  118  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f  24x 
125;  July  22.  H  MoOormiok  to  H  M 

Hills  $2,000 

Flonrnoy  st,  96  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x100, 
and  other  ppty;  Ang  1.  G  W  Johnson 

to  A  Johnson  $3,500 

Forty-first  av  8,  260  ft  s  of  J  5th  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Jnly  6.  A  Coda  to  F  Pfaififer 

 $1,800 

Forty-second  av  N,  166  ft  n  of  North,  e  f 
100x126;  Aug  1.  J  A  Grant  to  F  Denkel- 
berg  $2,000 

Fortv-third  av  N,  133  ft  s  of  Diokens,  w  f 
25x125,  and  other  ppty;  June  19.  R  E 

Lidster  to  F  H  Sammia  $3,200 

Forty-third  av  N,  same  ppty;  Ang  2.  F  H 

Sammis  to  C  W  Sammis  $3,2C0 

Forty-third  av  N,  250  ft  n  of  Byron  st,  e 
f  100x144;  July  20.  J  T  Heywood  to  H 

G  Brownell  $4,000 

Forty-third  av  N,  n  e  oor  Conrtland,  w  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Joly  13.  H  D 

Wyman  to  B  H  Wyman  $7,50(1 

Forty  fourth  ot  N,  50  ft  sof  Bertean  av,  w 


f  60xl73i^;Jnly  i6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Tabor 


No  2  Boilding  and  Loan  Ahbu  $I,f>8I 

Forty-foorth  ot  S,  n  w  oor  olst  st,  e  f  600 
xl25;  Aog  3.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Nissen 

 $1,396 

Forty-seventh  st,  222  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
25x125;  Jan  3,'94  J  F  Cassidy  to  M  Mo- 

Cormiok  $8,0C0 

Forty-eighth  st,  170  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  18x124^;  Aug  1.  R  Walsh  to  H  M 

Todd  $9,500 

Forty-eighth  st,  125  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  25x 
125;  Ang  5.  P  Sulaaki  to  J  Obelew^^ki 

 $3,900 

Fonrteenth  st  W,  48  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f  24 
xl20;  Jone8.  F  Heintz  Jr  to  O  W  Sohlag 

 $2,0C0 

Francisco  st,  n  w  oor  Polk,  e  f  27x100; 

Ang  6.  J  Qnyou  to  F  M  Kahn  .  .$10,000 
Franklin  «*t.  366  ft  n  of  Schiller,  e  f  24x 
100;  Joly  18.  0  D  Wells  to  P  Fortnne 

 $4,000 

Fremont  st,  150  ft  n  of  Garfield  av,  w  f 
25x125;  Jnly  31.  Est  of  B  Shaw  to  R 

Kleinsfen  $3,(i00 

Fnllerton  av,  a  w  oor  Poland,  n  f  57x125; 

May  1.  Q  Krotz  to  E  Krofz  $3,000 

Follerton  av,  75  ft  e  of  N  48th,  n  f  '.5x 
125,  and  o  her  ppty;   Apr   1(>,    W  O 

Schmidt  to  P  W  MoManos  $30,(  00 

Fulton  st,  253  ft  e  of  Panlina,  s  f  23x124; 
May  1.  Eat  of  G  J  Tillotson  to  J  M 

Johnson  $1,600 

Folton  st,  same  ppty;  May  21.  G  J  TilU  t- 

son  to  J  M  Johnson  $1,600 

Garfield  blvd,  76  ft  e  of  Marshfield  av,  a 
f  60x132;  Ang  1.  E  Qalvin  to  G  0  Miller 
 ,o.  $3,000  I 


Garfield  blvd,  107  ft  w  of  Marshfield  av,  a 
f  25x132;  Aug  3.  E  Qalvin  to  J  J  Baker 

 $1,600 

Gilbert  pi,  172  ft  a  e  of  railroad,  n  e  f  32x 
125;  Jnly  3.  L  R  Wegner  to  O  A  Bald- 
win  $2,200 

Graoe  st,  397  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  ay,  a  f  60 
xl25,  more  or  less;  July  17.  J  H  Fitch 

to  L  Linn  $8,C00 

Grace  st,  188  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f  37 
xl40,  more  or  less;  July  29.  W  Loeb  lo 

O  Wossliok  $6,000 

Grand  av,  205  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  60x132; 
Ang  6.  W  J  Neebea  to  P  R  Haniaoh 

 $18,000 

Grand  blvd,  517  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  22x 
132;  Aog  1.  L  Silverman  to  A  O  Mason 

 $6,6C0 

Greenwich  st,  260  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
26x100;  July  29.  H  Pardies  to  F  Boesel 

 $2,160 

Greenwood  av,  bet  43d  and  44th  sts,  e  f 
30x126;  Aug  3.  C  E  Barnes  to  O  P 

Proyan  $4,275 

Greenwood  av,  50  ft  n  of  Everett  at,  w  f 
42x159;  Joly  24.  F  J  Smith  to  E  D  Dick- 
inson $2,400 

Greenwood  av,  110  ft  n  of  Everett  st,  w  f 
20x159;  July  25.  F   J  Smith  to   J  O 

Llewellyn  $1,200 

Gross  av,  176  ft  n  of  94th  st,  e  f  60x126; 
Apr  7, '94.  N  K  Fairbank  to  H  0  Ald- 

rioh  $1,300 

Haddon  st,  72  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  a  f  24x80; 
Jnly  30.  W  Preisaner  to  R  Lindemann 

   $1,700 

Haddon  st,  2873^  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x 
125;  July  30.  A  P  Morris  to  H  Stuenkel 

 $2,800 

Halsted  st,  109  f t  n  of  65th,  w  f  25x112; 

Joly  27.  J  J  Fay  Jr  to  J  Roster.  .$20,r00 
Halsted  st,  ICO  ft  s  of  120th,  w  f  26x123; 

July  31.  R  H  Kerr  to  8  Zoller  $1,000 

Halsted  st,  194  ft  n  of  68th,  e  f  25x121; 

Joly  23.  J  Sohill  to  0  D  Evans  ...  .$2,500 
Hamlin  av,  50  ft  s  of  Fnltcn  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  July  31.  0  P  Graham  to  H  Lockman 

 $1,500 

Hamlin  av,  n  w  oor  Iowa  st,  e  f  99x125; 
Joly  3.  F  Alsip  et  al  to  T  L  Hanson 

 $2,100 

Harrison  st,  s  w  cor  Desplaines,  n  f  33x 
100;  Ang  1.  J  Keller  to  A  A  Spragne 

et  a!  $18,000 

Hermitage  av,  142  ft  s  of  Wilson,  w  f  5()x 
165;  July  25.  J  Gilchrist  to  E  Purcell 

 $4.0  0 

Hermitage  av,  98  ft  n  of  57th  st.  e  f  26x 
125;  July  15.  E  M  Mayer  to  B  M  Gray 

  $1,1)00 

Hilloob  av,  86  ft  s  w  of  Farrell  st,  n  w  f 
25x100;  Joly  16.  Onrran  Mntoal  Aid  and 

B  Assn  to  W  Tobin  $2,500 

Hirsch  st,  n  e  oor  Spanlding  av,  a  f  50x 
124;  Jnne  26.  Continental  National  Bank 

to  Q  A  Sohenkel  $1,600 

Hitt's  sob,  It  118  n  w  ^  s  w  J^.  see  17 
and  part  n  e  3^  s  e      18,  37,  U;Vlar  15. 

R  E  Peterson  to  M  B  Herriok   $8,(  00 

Homan  av,  3r6  ft  s  of  W  23d  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  20, '94.  J  Kraloveo  to  R  Swan- 
son   $1,725 

Homan  av,  83  ft  s  of  Conrtland  st,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Jnne  20.  W  H  Tooker  to  A  K  Berg- 

strom  $3,500 

Homer  st,  s  e  oor  Conrtland,  w  f  83x126; 
Jnly  20.  W  R  Smith  to  A  Hasselhorn 

 $3,.500 

Howard  ct,  67  ft  n  of  W  97th  st,  e  f  50x 
153;  Aog  3.  0  L  Pierce  to  F  F  Oviatt 

 $1  5  0 

Howard  at,  318  ft  s  of  W  97th,  e  f  5t'xl79; 

AoK  1 .  F  F  Oviatt  to  R  Q  Arous .  . .  $3,0  lO 
Hojne  av,  240  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  24x124; 

Jnly  30.  S  Brodersen  to  0  Larsen.  .$2,500 
Hoyne  av,  100  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  48x 

150;  Aog  LAW  Holm  to  T  Hoeft. $6,500 
Uoyne  st,  s  e  oor  Webster  av,  w  f  50x100; 
July  1.  R  Brand  to  M  J  Waohowski 

 $7,000 

Hudson  av,  121  ft  n  of  North  av,  w  f  36x 
125;  May  i5.  Est  of  H  Wermersbirohen 

to  8  Wermerskirohen  $1,250 

Hndson  av,  306  ft  n  of  Wisconsin  st,  w  f 
24x123;  Ang  7.  F  B  Hoffmann  to  J  A 

Schick  $5,(  00 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  149  ft  e  of  Albany 
av,  8  f  26x150;  May  29.  B  Poole  to  F  H 

Sammia   $3,000 

Homboldt  Park  blvd,  aame  ppty;  Aog  2. 

F  H  Sammis  to  C  W  Sammis  $3,000 

Hnron  st,  48  ft  e  of  Orleans,  a  f  25x100; 

Aog  5.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  Oasey ....  $6,584 
Indiana  av,  175  ft  s  of  42d  st,  w  f  25x1603^; 

Aog  6.  H  A  Coritz  to  8  Keel  $5,750 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  n  of  4l8t  st,  e  f  50x177 
i.Coatinue(2  )n  page  761 


TttE  RSAL  ESTATfe  Al^D  BttiLt)iNG  JOtfUl^At. 


AugU8t  10  189S. 


Wliere  Shall  we  so  this  Summery 


We  can  answer  the  Inqoiry. 

A  coTjplete  list  of^the  bes*.  and  moat  ecooomlcal 
Summer  Resorts  uot  tno  far  from  Chicago  famished 
frne  upon  application  by  mall,  or  bp  calling  person- 
ally at  Oity  Ticket  Olfice  of  the  Chicago,  Milwankee 
&  -it.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Building. 
N'-.  9S  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
•""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Chioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paol  Railway  has  long  been  identiUed 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  manufaotnrers 
have  an  assuranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  ("ompauy  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advautsges  for  mannfaoturing,  and 
seeks  to  Kfcnro  manufacturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
materia',  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  Iheir  permanent  success. 

Mioe^  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

Toe  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
w  ly  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  ('J,9oO  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
Bidines.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  throngh  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
linea.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  Nl.  &  Si.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  :el03!7  Bidg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


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double  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  A:k  to  see  the  genuine  i 'Id 
Violins  '.'lat  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 
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Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


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OfiBoe  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
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761 


((joatinued  from  page  759.) 
67-100;  Angl.M  Slattery  to  J  Oasey 

 $37,000 

Irving  av,  78  ft  n  of  Folton  Bt,  w  f  30x 
124>^;  Jnly  15.  P  Smith  to  W  H  War- 
rington $1,2(0 

Jaokson  st,  s  w  eor  Laflin,  n  f  60x125; 
Aog  3.  B  F  Fergnaon  to  F  H  Bernritter 

 $40,000 

Jackson  st,  lv5  ft  e  of  8  46th  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Joly  27.  R  A  Greifenhagen  to  D  M 

Soott  $1,500 

Johnston  av,  78  ft  e  of  Saoramento,  »  f 
25x100;  Ang  3.  P  Peterson  to  A  Hofifen- 

kamp   $4,500 

Justine  St,  98  ft  n  of  91st,  w  f  100x133; 
Ang  1.  E  L  Brainerd  to  0  Silverman 

 $3,500 

Kedrie  av,  321  ft  n  of  W  21st  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Jnne  7.  Est  of  H  V  Homphrey  to 

A  B  Wilson  $1,200 

Kedzie  av,  48  ft  n  of  Qrenshaw  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  July  13.  F  Kranee  to  0  A  Flanagan 

 =  $1,700 

Kedzie  av,  82  ft  n-of  Moflatt  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Mar  23, '94,  N  F  Olson  to  8  K  Tnr- 

a'dsen  $1,500 

Laflin  at,  bet  66th  and  67th,  e  f  3l34'xl24; 
Jnne  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Englewood 

Baildiog  &  Loan  Assn  $1,712 

Laflin  st,  122  fts  of  Polk,  e  f  24x125;  Ang 

7.  P  J  Myatrom  to  F  N  Gage  $6,000 

Langley  av,  2233^  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
1251^;  Ang  7.  J  Blain  to  8  A  Wheelook 

 $7  500 

LawDdale  av,  192  ft  n  of  Potomac,  e  f  48 
xl24;Jane  24,0  0  Heineinger  et  al  to 

J  Rohmer  $1,000 

Lawndale  av,  349  ft  n  of  Dunning  st,  e  f 
52x126;  July  6.  0  P  H  Dose  to  P  R 

Turner  $1,000 

Lawndale  av,  n  e  cor  Oor'.ez  st,  w  f  300x 
299;  Aug  1.  A  M  Hardy  to  J  A  Lyons 

 $7,500 

LeMoyne  st,  175  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  50 
xl  5;  Ang  3.  F  Boskell  to  B  Greene- 

banm   $9,600 

Lexington  st,  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs,  n  f  20x126;  July  26.  0  B  Shaw  to 

F  Woodhull  $4,500 

jexington  st,  300  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Ang  I.  M  L  Lapointe  to  M  H 

Brown   $7,500 

jexington  et,  78  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  s  f 
25x124;  July  8.  Est  of  G  K  Shoenberger 

to  M  M  Roohforfc  $1,100 

jill  av,  233  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s  f  24x1243^; 
Aug  3.  R  H  Trumbull  to  W  0  Reebie 

 $1,800 

jinooln  av,  s  w  cor  Lawrence,  e  f  92x50x 
91,  more  or  less;  Jnly  J.  P  J  Sexton  to 

L  Brieske  $5,000 

lincoln  av,  61  ft  s  e  of  Byron  st,  n  e  f  25 
xl26  July  12.  0  F  Ford  to  R  T  Bellinger 

 $1,600 

lincoln  av,  s  e  cor  Hanson,  s  w  f  43}^x 
10  I,  more  or  less;  Aug  6.  R  Rusk  to  A 

Flood  $2,600 

lincoln  av,  44  f t  s  e  of  Hanson,  s  w  f 
431^  ft  to  alley;  Aug  6.  R  Rusk  to  M 

O'Shea  $2,000 

lincoln  st,  76  ft  n  of  Einzie,  w  f  25x124^; 

July  31.  F  Marx  to  E  E  Hahn  $1,600 

lincoln  st  N,  292  ft  n  of  Leland  av,  w  f 
50x1261^,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  3.  H  L 

Leland  to  F  M  Case  $37  370 

inooln  st,  195  ft  n  of  96th,  w  f  75x180; 
Mar  29.  A  H  Putnam  to  M  E  Swett 

 $1,500 

ioomis  8t,  96  ft  s  of  W  16th,  e  f  24x100; 
Aug  5.  P  W  Murphy  to  J  Pesek.  ..$3,900 
owe  av,  125  ft  n  of  120th  et,  e  f  50x123; 
July    27.  American   Trust   &  Savings 

Bank  to  M  A  Sanderson  $1  200 

owe  av,  116  ft  n  of  79th  st,  w  f  120x125; 
Jnly  1.  J  Barnett  to  0  E  Ward. .  .$12,000 
owe  av,  228  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  76x125}^; 
July  30.  J  W  Bouchard  to  J  E  Bouchard 

 $1,500 

owe  av.  same  ppty;  July  30.  M  Young 

to  J  E  Bonohard   jl  500 

aella  av,  25  ft  s  of  92d  st,  e  f  75x126; 
Jnly  16,'91.  N    K   Fairbank   to   H  F 

Mitchell  $2,500 

nella  av,  186  ft  s  of  75th  st.  e  f  50x125^; 
Ang  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  R  8  Oox... $2,250 
nnt  av,  200  ft  e  of  Soathport,  n  f  50x 
173;  July  23.  J  E  Lindley  to  J  M  Oarlson 

,  $2,000 

ackinaw  av,  n  w  cor  86th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Jnly  11.  J  F  Bokman  to  N  Lykke.  .$1,200 
aple  av,  187  tt  s  of  Pratt,  e  f  50x124; 
May  1.  E  A  King  to  L  E  Hoyle  . . .  $6,048 
arquette  av,  SD  ft  n  of  Sdth  st,  w  f  25x 
1381^;  Joly  23.  N  Anderson  to  L  Peter- 
son  $3,000 

irqnette  av,  7?  H  a  pf  86t4  et,  e  {  ?6x 


125;  June  20.  J  R  Crocker  to  J  P  Ryan 

 $1,000 

Marshfield  av,  226  ft  s  of  63d  st  e  f  26x 
123;  Ang  1.  W  L  Doyle  to  F  J  Miller 

•   $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  105  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  AQg2.  F  J  Miller  to  A  T  Hubka 

   $4,600 

Mnrshfleld  av,  226  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  26x 

123;  Ang  8.  P  J  Miller  to  T  Hnbka.$4,000 
Marshfield  av,  131  ft  a  of  62d  et,  w  f  25x 
121;  Jnly  29.  B  0  Perry  to  J  H  Swart- 
wont  $3,600 

Marshfield  av,  s  w  cor  of  52d  st,  e  f  50x 
126;  Ang  1.  J  Rnbinsky  to  J  J  Ahem 

 $2,000 

Marshfield  av,  164  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e 
f  25x125;  Jan  3,'94.  J  F  Oassidy  to  M 

MoOormick   $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  n  e  cor  62d  st,  w  f  41  69  100 
xl21;  Jnly  27.  P  Viezens  to  A  Knrst 

 ^  $1,450 

May  st,  315  ft  s  of  Taylor,  e  f  24x160; 

Jnly  15.  W  J  Fassett  to  M  Hardin. $7,500 
MoGovern  st,  265  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of 
Milwaukee  av,  n  f  24x1403^;  Aog  3.  P  S 

Peterson  to  A  Hoflfenkamp  $3,500 

Meeker  st,  181  ft  s  of  Oourtland,  e  f  25x 
1251^;  July  24.  E  S  Dreyer  to  R  Schwank 

 $1,950 

Melrose  st,  186  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  25x125; 

July  22.  0  Rzepnlsky  to  0  Ahren8.$2,000 
Melrose  st,  100  ft  w  of  Perry,  n  f  25x126; 
Jnne  4.'B  0  Zerrien  to  F  Schneider 

 $1,900 

Michigan  av,  33  ft  n  of  117th  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  Jnly  27.  B  Harvey  to  M  L  Turner 

 $1,800 

Michigan  av,  150  ft  s  of  5l8t  st,  w  f  lOOx 
161  6-100;  July  26.  F  W  Connelly  to  H 

J  Donnelly  $35,000 

Millard  av,  336  ft  s  of  W  26th  st,  e  f  48x 
125;  Ang  3.  T  P  Rogers  to  K  M  Rogers 

 •  $2,000 

Milwaukee  av,  284  ft,  more  or  lessj,  s  e  of 
Leavitt  st,  s  w  f  66x100,  and  other  ppty; 
Jnly  30.  H  W  Steinhans  to  H  Pnetz 

 $11,400 

Monroe  st,.  42  ft  e  of  Saoramento  av,  s  f 
20x75,  more  or  less;  Apr  15.  H  G  Rine- 

hart  to  O  B  Damon  $4,000 

Montana  st,  320  ft  w  of  Perry,  n  f  25x123, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  7.  L  Vondenleck 

to  H  M  Brown  $4,200 

Montioello  av,  n  w  cor  Potomac,  e  f  144x 

124;  Aug  1.  A  Zatz  to  O  Dortmund. $3,500 
Morgan  st,  55  ft  s  of  60th,  w  f  25x125; 
Augl.  M  Kavenaugh  et  al  to  C  Loohner 

 $3,500 

Ninety-first  st,  n  w  cor  Constance  av,  s  f 
33x125;  Jnly  27.  I  M  Linville  to  B  F 

George  $1,000 

Ninety-second  st,  85  ft  w  of  Langley  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  1,'93.  8  E  Gross  to  E 

Malm  $1,400 

Noble  st,  123  ft  8  of  Angnsta,  e  f  24  7-lOx 
120;  Aug  7.  M  Duczewski  to  V  Duczew- 

ski    $6,0:0 

Nursery  st,  91  ft  s  e  of  Herndon,  s  w  f  50 
ft  thro  to  Garfield  av,  Apr  13.  Bd  of 
Trns  of  Sheff  Scientific  school  to  A 

Seidel  $3,000 

Nursery  st,  s  e  cor  Herndon,  s  w  f  91x26 
x96,  more  or  less;  Apr  13.  0  J  ShefiSeld 

to  A  Seidel  $3,500 

North  Shore  av,  191  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f 
50x141;  Jnly  18.  0  M  Carson  to  I  L 

Graves  $2,500 

Norwood  Park,  It  27  and  28  blk  11  ex  pt; 
July  20.  P  A  Lincoln  to  0  S  Schneider 

   $1,950 

Oakley  av,  125  f  t  s  e  of  Bross  st,  w  f  26x 

130;  Aug  1.  W  Frink  to  W  F  Dngan.$l,700 
Oakley  av,  48  ft  s  of  Montana  st,  e  f  72x 
100,  and  other  ppty;  May  21.  Illinois  T 
and  S  Bank  exr  of  G  H  Norris  to  F 

fJampbell  $30,000 

Ohio  st,  218  f t  e  of  N  48th  av,  s  f  48x125; 

July  27.  J  T  BuUen  to  J  A  Mallin. $2,000 
Ohio  st,  266  ft  e  of  N  48th  av,  s  f  48xl:i4; 
July  25.  J  Stoehr  to  the  C  B  L  B  and  L 

Assn  $3,000 

Ohio  st,  106  ft  w  of  Avers  av,  s  f  21x110 
8-10,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  6.  P  J  Power 

to  F  Remspath  $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st,  99  ft  e  of 
Stewart  av.  s  f  2.5x128}^;  Ang  2.  Mast 

in  Ohy  to  D  P  De  Jong    $1,063 

Orchard  st,  671  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  24^x 
132;  Jnly  27.  A  Robinson  to  M  Mayer 

 $4,226 

Osgood  st,  76  ft  c  of  School,  e  f  60x123 
65-100;  Ang  3.  M  Latsohe  to  A  Hof- 

flnod  $4,0  0 

Osgood  st,  300  ft  8  of  Grace,  w  f  50x120; 
June  1.  H  O  Lindholm  to  A  Peterson 
 , . . .  $3,000 


Park  av.  111  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  263^x 
125;  Aug  1.  T   Botz  to  M  Broderiok 

 $4,500 

Park  av,  331  ft  e  of  Western,  n  f  30x120, 

Jnly  1.  0  B  Damon  to  M  M  Miller. $3,800 
Park  av,  s  w  cor  8  49th,  n  f  175x180;  July 

31.  O  H  Horton  to  G  A  FoUansbee. $4,000 
Parnell  av,  299  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  45x126; 
Jnly  29.  O  E  Gorham  to  M  L  Palmer 

 ,  $6,500 

Paulina  st,  125  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  25x 

130;  Aug  2.  J  Howe  to  F  Aldinger. $2,950 
Pleasant  pi,  164  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f 
24x100,  and  other  ppty;  Jnne  3.  WH 

Cole  to  W  E  Irwin  $1,')00 

Plum  st,  69  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  48x108;  Ang 

1.  M  H  Brown  to  M  L  Lapointe. .  .$5,()00 
Polk  st,  276  ft  e  of  S  40th  av,  n  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Jnly  26.  0  B  Shaw  to 

T  Woodhull  $2,000 

Polk  st,  316  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  8,  C  A  Flannigan  et  al  to  F 

T  Krause  $4,100 

Point  st,  premises  No  92,  26x100,  also  705 
Armitage  av,  25x1(  0;  Ang  7.  J  Thorson 

to  0  Sheldon  $10,250 

Potomac  av,  255  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  s  f  25x132; 

Aug  5.  S  Isedur  to  E  Alkns  $17,000 

Potomac  av,  same  ppty;  Aug  6.  E  Alkns 

to  J  Isedur  $17,000 

Prairie  av,  206  ft  s  of  37th  st,  w  f  18^x 
12434;  Aug  1.  C  E  Mason  to  H  Silver- 
man $7,350 

Prairie  av,  448  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  25x121; 
Aug  1.  Thomas  0  Nash  and  wife  to 

Louis  A  Becker  $11,000 

Rhodes  av,  opp  68th  st,  e  f  113  ft  to  alley; 
July  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  exrs  of  A  Bauer 

 $1,791 

Ridgeland  av,  120  ft  n  of  Everett  st,  w  f 
72x125;  July  27.  F  T  Linscott  to  T 

Henniberg.  $1,100 

Ridgeland  av,  s  e  cor  Hastings  st,  w  f  72x 
125;  Jnly  27 .  F  T  Linscott  to  M  Panlsen 

 $1,200 

Robinson  av,  57  ft  s  of  Chestnut  st,  w  f 
25x1253^;  Jnly  31.  M  Murray  to  T  Sayle 

 $2,000 

Rockwell  st,  176  ft  n  of  W  Dunning,  e  f 
25x125^4;  June  19.  E  Schroeder  to  0  F 

Sohroeder  $2,400 

Rockwell  st,  60  ft  n  of  15th  pi,  w  f  25x100; 

Aug  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  0  Dodson. $2,776 
Rockwell  st,  25  ft  n  of  35th  pi,  e  f  25x125; 

Ang  6.  T  Kelly  to  J  O'Neill   $2,100 

Rogers  Park,  s  40  ft  of  n  80  ft  of  It  20  to 
22  b  16;  July  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Clerks 

and  Mechanics'  B,  L  &  I  Assn  $3,067 

Rogers  Park.  It  12,  blk  20;  July  23.  H  8 

Black  to  J  Magnusen  $1,600 

Roslyn  pi,  329  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  s  f  53x 
187;  Ang  1.  U  A  Haugan  to  B  Green 

 $10,000 

Sangamon  st,  291  fts  of  63rd,  w  f  25x124; 

Ang  1.  A  Dorsohler  to  E  Lindholm. $6, 500 
Sangamon  st,  35  ft  n  of  Austin  av,  e  f  20 
xll6;  July  31.  J  Riley  to  J  J  Oorbett 

 $7,000 

Sangamon  st,  bet  63rd  and  64th  sts,  w  f 
333^x124  69-100;  May  27.  A  E  Green  to 

M  Smith  et  al  1 7,500 

Sangamon  st,  137  ft  n  of  ll9th,  w  f  50x 
125;  July  31.  0  Nordin  to  F  Wretlof 

   $10,000 

Sawyer  av,  150  ft  s  of  Dpnning  st,  w  f  60 
x200;  June  28.  V  C  Price  to  V  C  Ed- 
brook  ,  $1,700 

Sawyer  av,  3  w  cor  W  13th  st,  e  f  50x125; 

Jnly  31.  J  Maas  to  J  Campbell. . .  .$6,200 
Seeley  av,  213  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  24x125; 

Jnne  25.  A  Veohota  to  J  Schinkel.  .$1,300 
Seipp  av,  250  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  50x162; 

June  1.  R  Lingle  to  Q  H  Holton. .  $2,000 
Seipp  av,  same  ppty ;  Jnne  15.  G  H  Holton 

to  E  Palmer    $2,600 

Seventeenth  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f 
24x124,  Jnly  24.  Est  of  S  Iverett  to  J  F 

Soanlan  $1,500 

Seventeenth  st  W,  192  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x124;  July  31.  M  Hrdina  to  J  Sonh- 

rada  $2,426 

Seventy-first  st,  96  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  50x 
125;  Feb  10,'91.  0  P  Dewey  et  al  to  T 

Waters  -  $1,200 

Seventy-first  st,  743^  ft  e  of  Marshfield  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Mar  22,'90.  0  P  Dewey  et  al 

to  0  T  Killen  $1,330 

Seventy-first  st,  n  e  cor  Kimbark  av,  s  f 
48  62-100x125;  Aug  1.  W  C  Nelson  to  Q 

K  Bennett  $2,500 

Seventy-second  st,  n  w  cor  Madison  av,  s 
f  48  62-100x125;  Jnly  17.  M  L  Morris  et 

al  to  W  G  Krutz  $2,800 

Seventy-third  st,  74  ft  w  of  Madison  av, 
8  f  60x126;  July  31.  P  J  Schmitt  to  C  8 

Barker  $13,000 

Seyenty-seventb  pi,  200  ft  n  e  of  Railroad 


av,  8  e  f  25x120;  Aug  3.  T  S  Des  Mond 

to  E  8  Bowker  $1,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  s  e  cor  Esoanaba  av,  n  f 
49  1-6x126;  Ang  1.  E  Lindholm  to  A 

Dorscher  $4,000 

Sheridan  drive,  lOt  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f 
75x120;  Ang  3.  N  Eriokson  to  A  M  Steel 

 $6,200 

Sholto  st,  254  ft  n  of  W  Taylor,  w  f  24x 
100;  Joly  16.  Onrran  Mutual  Aid  and 

B  Assn  to  W  Tobin  $5,000 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  113  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  n 
f  371^x125;  Jnly  29.  E  F  Denton  to  R 

Hioks    $5,000 

Sixty-first  st,  48  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  8  f  24 
xl25;  ^og  2.  F  Henderson  to  0  Lind- 

berg   ,  $1,000 

Sixty-first  st,  225  f  t  e  of  Wallace,  s  f  37}^ 
xl21;  Jnly  30.  J  P  Krah  to  J  B  Jenkins 

 $6,800 

Sixty-third  st,  s  e  cor  Carpenter,  n  f  52x 
125;  Ang  5.  W  0  Dretley  to  J  Olsen 

 $3,000 

Sixty-third  st,  33  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  25x 
120;  Ang  6.   W  H  Curamings  to  E  M 

Webster   $1,200 

Sixty-fourth  st,  29  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n  f 
24x100;  Sep  10,'88.  F  D  Orcntt  to  J  A 

Hildebrand   $2,000 

Sixty-seventh  st,  140  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  B  f  80x1263^;  July  27.  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  J  Johnston  $5,242 

Sixty-eighth  st  W,  275  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f 
50x124;  May  29,'91.  E  A  Cummings  to 

GA  Fnrneaux  $2,750 

Sixty  ninth  av  N,  s  e  cor  Medill  av,  w  f 
77x199;  July  24.  M  E  Murray  to  C  P 

Emerson  $5,600 

Snow  &  Dickinson's  sub,  s  25  ft  lot  9  blk 
1,  pt  8  3^  n  w  34  10  38  14;  Apr  1.  T  E 

Wells  to  N  0  Nash  $12,000 

South  Chicago  av,  8  e  cor  Greenwood,  n  e 
f  564x125;  Aog  2.  F  H  Bernritter  to  B 

F  Ferguson  $60,000 

South  Chicago  av,  s  w  cor  Luella,  e  f  144 
xl26;  Ang  8.  V  T  Frumett  to  Q  L  Otis 

 $2,650 

Sonthport  av,  97  ft  s  of  Fletcher,  e  f  24x 
125;  July  31.  E  Schneider  to  A  8  Baltzer 

 $3,600 

Sonthport  av,  206  ft  s  of  Fnllerton,  w  f  24 
xl24;  Jnly  11.  F  J  Staschick  to  F  Golup- 

ski  et  al  $1,886 

Spaulding  av,  120  ft  s  of  67th  st,  w  f  120 
xl25;  Jnne  1.  0  H  Durand  to  M  L  Root 

 $1,300 

Spaulding  av,  203  ft  n  of  23rd  st,  w  f  26x 
125;  Jnly  S7.  K  U  Franke  to  M  Becek 

 $1,500 

Spaulding  av,  108  ft  s  of  Conrtland  st,  e  f 
27x177;  July  1.  H  L  Olson  to  A  Hallin 

 $3,000 

State  st,  471  ft  n  of  Harrison,  e  f  24^x 
100;  Jnly  27.  Est  of  L  0  P  Freer  to  Est 

of  8  C  Knight  $18,100 

Stewart  av,  95  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  e  f  40x 
13534;  Aug  6.  A  Johnson  to  H  H  .Vill- 

iams  $2,500 

St  Lawrence  av,  b  w  cor  of  48th  st,  e  f 
983^x125;  Aug  1.  Thomas  C  Nash  and 

wife  to  Louis  A  Becker  $75,000 

Superior  av,  230  ft  s  of  92d  st,  w  f  25x 

125;  Aug  1.  H  T  Saxe  to  A  Q  Lund.$3,600 
Taylor  st,  150  ft  w  of  Clinton,  n  f  25x119; 
Jnly  19.  Commercial  Loan  &  Building 

Assn  to  A  P  Silverman  $6,000 

Taylor  st,  165  ft  w  of  California  av,  s  f 
24x121;  Ang  1.  T  Rnberg  to  T  Brown 

 $3,500 

Thirteenth  pi,  149  ft  e  of  Throop  st,  n  f 
25x124;  Aug  1.  WC  Goebel    to  M  E 

Goebel  $4,000 

Thirty-third  pi  W,  177  ft  e  of  W  56th  st,  s 
f  150x125;  Jnly  9.  E  R  Hicks  to  A  K 

Hicks  $1,800 

Thirty-fourth  pi,  s  e  cor  Rhodes  av,  n  f  50 
xl26;  Ang  5.  F  M  Case  to  H  L  Leland 

 $5,000 

Tripp  av,  141  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f  50x 
1263^;  July  15.  A  F  Keeney  to  F  A 

Prickett   .'  $3,500 

Troy  st,  216  ft  s  of  27th  e  f  24x126;  Jnly 

1.  W  0  Roberts  to  W  Onnningham. $2,200 
Trumbull  av,  113  ft  s  of  W  21st  st,  e  f  25x 
122^;  Jnly  1.  L  A  Morton  to  F  W 

Orandall  $2,800 

Twelfth  8t,  1^31  ft  w  of  8  41st  ct,  n  f  24x 
141;  Ang  I.  0  T  A  MoCormick  to  G 

Childs  $1,200 

Twelfth  st,  3083^  ft  e  of  Michigan  av,  s  f 
16.62x60;  Jnly  29.  L  A  Spragne  to  Illi- 
nois Central  Railroad  Company.  .$22,500 
Twelfth  pi  W,  24  ft  e  of  Throop  st,  s  f  25 
xl24;  Ang  1.  C  Nowak  to  O  A  Nowak 

 $10,000 

Twenty-third  st,  175  ft  w  of  Princeton  av, 
Oontinaed  on  page  763.) 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  10,  189^ 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  l8  not  a  Keal  Eftate  Agency  for  the  pnrpoee 
of  epeoalatjne  In  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertlslnft 
BnresD  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protecUon  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank, 

"  Wasmansdorff  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thoneand  others  in  Ohicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  ^11  copy  should  be  sent, 


August  10,  1895. 


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(Oontinaed  from  page  716.) 
n  f  26x126;  July  31.  A  Onahing  to  Vier 

ling,  MoDowell  4  Oo  |1,750 

Twenty-third  pi  W,  125  ft  e  of  Oakley  av. 
n  f  25x124;  Aag  8,'94.  A  Park  to  F  John- 
eon  ,  $1,300 

Twenty-fourth  at,  260  ft  w  of  Oanal,  s  f 
25x126;  Aag  7.  J  H  Rasoo  to  Hansell 

Eloook  Fdy  Oo   . .  |2,300 

Twenty-flftb  st,  188  ft  w  of  Indiana  av,  c 
f  29x112;  Aug  1.  W  A  Barker  to  H  Soho- 

fleld  $5,000 

Twenty-fifth  pi  W,  131  ft  w  of  S  40th  av, 
n  f  50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  6.  A  F 

Crawford  to  0  F  Oook  $3,000 

Union  at,  84  ft  n  of  57th  st,  e  f  25x124.7; 
May  28.  H  MoOormiok  to  H  V  Welty 

 $3,376 

Vinoennea  av,  164  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  25x 
125:  Ang  3.  W  R  Bnrna  to  J  Dentzmann 

 $1,126 

Vinoennea  av,  112  ft  n  e  of  68th  at,  e  f  63 
tt  to  alley;  Ang  6.  E  0  Harrington  to  J 

Lavender  $3,500 

Vinoennea  av,  241  ft  n  of  67th  at,  e  f  56 
8-10x122;  Jnly  30.  J  H  MoOhesney  to  0 

D  Evana  $2,800 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  a  of  E  14th  st,  w  f  25x 

171;  Aag  1.  J  Oasey  to  M  Slattery .$26,000 
Wabash  av,  24  f t  s  of  W  66th  pi,  w  f  24x 
125;  Aag  6.  0  M  Leitoh  to  E  P  Dryuaond 

 $7,500 

Wall  st,  48  ft  a  of  31at,  e  f  24x124;  July 
30.  W  E  Boroherding  to  J  Boroherding 

 $1,350 

Walden  parkway,  98  ft  n  of  98th  at,  e  f  60 
xl36;  Aug  3.  F  F  Oviatt  to  W  M  Pierce 

 $1,000 

.  Walnut  at,  200  ft  e  of  St  Louia  av,  a  f  25x 
110;  Aug  2.  J  Ainaworth  to  F  H  Barmm 

 $2,200 

Warner  av,  156  ft  e  of  Lincoln  at,  n  f  25x 
126;  Aug  1.  OZ  Olson  to  H  Gilbert 

 $2,600 

Washtenaw  av,  a  w  cor  Dunning  st,  e  f  50 
il25;  July  10,'93.  E  Pope  to  M  Pagan 

 $3,000 

Washtenaw  av,  117  ft  s  of  38th  st,  e  f  26x 

125;  Aug  7.  F  Laberg  to  J  Barnnm.$l,300 
Wellington  av,  55  ft  e  of  Herndon  st,  s  f 
25x124;  Aug  8.  L  Holzapfel  to  W  Gehra 

 $3,325 

Wentworth  av,  109  ft  n  of  30th  st,  w  f  25 
xl20;  June  29.  0  E  Qrosscarth  to  A 

Qroascurth  $3,300 

Wentworth  av,  781  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd, 
w  f  25x127;  July  12.  M  O'Meara  to  D 

Walsh  $4,000 

Western  av,  100  ft  a  of  Mariana,  e  f  26x 
126;  Jnly  30.  0  J  Peterson  to  J  Bjorn- 

dahl  $1,600 

Western  av,  same  ppty;  Jnly  30.  J  Bjorn- 

dahl  to  A  W  Peterson  $1,600 

Winchester  av,  316  ft  a  of  Polk  st,  w  f  25 

xll4.  A  Ohapecke  to  A  Ginsburg.  .$1,800 
Wilcox  st,  150  f t  e  of  8  41at  av,  s  f  26x 

121;  Aug  1.  J  A  Hay  to  ft  B  BUia.  .$1,050 
Wilton  av,  162  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  e  f  26x 
62  8-10;  July  1.  A  L  Bletsch  to  W  A 

Heinricha  $3,200 

Winona  at,  421  ft  e  of  N  Olark,  n  f  50x129; 

Aug  3.  0  Kreuder  to  G  Spoeri...,  .$2,080 
Wisner  av,  391  f  t  n  e  of  Milwaukee,  n  w  f 
26x126;  Aug  7.  P  Eoaenberger  to  J  W 

Harkins  $2,000 

Wolfram  at,  177  ft  w  of  Herndon,  s  f  24x 
124>^;  Aug  2.  P  Kaspera  to  A  J  Liebman 

 $4,000 

Wolfram  at,  n  w  cor  Central  Park  av,  a  f 
73  98-100x127  16-100;  July  9.  M  W  Bald- 
win to  A  Klimek  $1,800 

Wood  st,  76  ft  B  of  Waahburne  av,  e  f  25x 
86;  July  19,'94.  J  C  Kraaa  to  V  Radouah 

 $7,600 

Wood  at,  141  ft  a  of  83d,  w  f  75x125;  July 
2.  F  A  Mitchell,  trustee,  to  J  Vehon 

 $1,200 

Woodlawn  av,  100  ft  a  of  62Dd  at,  e  f  75x 
184;  Aug  2.  J  H  Lobdell  to  H  H  Lobdell 

 $15,000 

Yeaton  at,  bet  Lincoln  and  Wood  ata,  a  f 
24x100;  Ang  3.  J  K  Sullivan  to  J  F 
Westphal  $2,600 


niMCKAiAiASIBOCS— CITS . 

Transters  Under  $1000. 
Bentley's  sab,  It  13  n  w  qr  26  40  13  Mar 

7,  W  G  Bentley  to  A  P  Borg  $476 

Borden's  sub.  It  3  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14  Jan 

17,'93,  E  W  Parkhurst  to  W  J  Miller  $600 
Borden's  aub.  It  8  b  4  n  e  qr  17  38  14 

Mar  22,*90,  J  U  Borden  to  P  P  Gordon 

„   $500 

Oarley's  sub,  H  10  n  6  acres  s  e  17  38  14 

Aug  7,'98,  B  0  Givins  to  A  McAdams 

>, ft  ,  "f'"""r'r  


Oarley's  sub.  It  10,  n  5  acres  a  e  qr  17  38 

14  Aug  7,  R  O  Givins  to  0  MoAdamB$456 
Ch'go  Dnvsty  sub.  It  9  b  51,  7  38  14  July 

16,  Mast  in  Chy  to  I  E  Roei  $664 

Oo  Oik's  sub.  It  7  b  1  of  It  2  e  ^  33  40  13 

Aug  1,  W  MoOnlly  to  M  Glaser  |600 

Cole's  sab,  Its  39  and  40  b  2  n  e  qr  5  37 
14  July  27,  0  Reinhardt  to  B  Reinhardt 

 $750 

Cornell,  n  28  ft  It  22  b  6  July  22,  E  M 

Wilde  to  F  Bay  $640 

Cragin,  It  1  b  7  Aag  6,'88,  0  B  Hosraer  to 

J  A  Engle  $340 

Ct  Ptn,  It  27  b  3  of  It  1  pt  8  w  qr  23  39  13 

Aug  5,  J  Pesek  to  P  W  Murphy.  ...$600 
Danpbin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  31  b  63 

Apr  1,'93,  S  E  Gross  to  R  O  Hardy..  $425 
Dauphin  Pk,  same  pptp;  July  1,  R  0 

Hardy  to  J  Noonan   $600 

Dauphin  Pk,  It  13  b  5  Aug  1,  G  0  Barnes 

to  O  D  Woolverton  $950 

Delamater's  resub,  Simon's  sab.  It  43  b 
22  a  e  qr  25  40  13  July  20,  H  Peterson 

to  E  W  Morse  $826 

Dewey  &  O'a  sub.  It  39  n  e  qr  30  38  14 
Mar  2,'91,  0  P  Dewey  to  et  al  to  E  L 

Ellison  $760 

Diven's  aub,  It  32  b  2  a  w  qr  2  39  13  Aug 

6,  I  L  Alatrin  to  G  C  Fredriokson. .  .$600 
Diven  &  H's  sub.  Its  7  to  9  and  pt  It  10, 
Its  16  and  17  Egan'a  South  add;  Aug  6, 

J  Palt  to  B  Palt  $700 

Dock  Co's  aub,  It  13  b  121,  6  and  7  37  16 

July  26,  J  Sandall  to  E  Keegan  $960 

Dock  Go's  sub,  It  30  b  87,  5  and  6  37  15 

Aug  2,  0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo  to  0  Eder  .  $900 
Donglaa  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  69  Mar  18, 

'91,  Wm  Pepper  to  J  Lobodzinski. .  $650 
Douglas  Pk,  same  add.  It  68  Mar  18,'91, 

Same  to  J  Mederaki  $65C 

Drexel  Pk,  It  24  b  I  July  6,  Eat  of  J  W 

Drexel  to  I  A  Oomba  $600 

Drexel  Pk,  It  23  b  1  June  17,  Same  to 

Same  $P00 

Dunning'a  sub,  it  30  b  4  n  w  qr  19  40  13 

July  23,  A  Dunning  to  C  Hopper  Jr. $250 
Dunning'a  sub.  Its  29  and  30  b  3  of  s  w 
qr  19  40  13  July  11,  A  Dunning  to  J 

Paul   $250 

East  Ch'go  Lawn,  Its  33  and  34  b  14  May 
9,'94,  J  A  Campbell  to  C  A  Sprague  et 

al  $700 

Eberhart's  sub,  It  42,  b  3  Webb's  sub,  s  e 
qr  14  38  13  Aug  6,  M  Ives  to  T  J  Con- 
don $500 

Eberhart's  sub,  e  22  ft  It  47  and  w  3  ft  It 
48  b  10,  14  38  13  Aug  7,  L  Eberhart  to 

L  W  Kane  

Edgington  Pk,  It  19,  34  40  13  July  5.  P'p 

W  McManus  to  S  Borg  |400 

Electric  sub.  It  12  b  3,  n  w  qr  13  38  13 

May  29,  A  B  Garfield  to  W  Val8tyne.$425 
Englewood,  AUerton's  add,  307  Oct  14,  E 

A  Oumminga  to  D  L  Dore  $375 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  60  Mar  24,  S  0 

Sumner  to  W  K  Jaqaith  ..$600 

Englewood,  Gage's  add.  It  14  b  12  Jnly 

16,'94,  L  Sheetz  to  W  H  Lain .... 
Evans' sub.  It  147,  Its  1  to  20  Brighton; 

Aug  6,  L  I  Clarkson  to  T  Kelly  $700 

Forest  Glen,  Hazleton'a  add.  It  13  b  6,  9 
40  13  Jnly  8,  W  C  Hazleton  to  C  F  W 

Bluhm  $650 

Ford's  sub.  It  13  b  38  of  b  27  etc,  e  hf  s  e 

qr  19  40  14,  0  J  Ford  to  M  Neipp..  .$750 
Gage  et  al  sub,  It  16  b  2  s  e  qr  32  39  14 

July  2  A  Heile  to  A  Lookstedt  $850 

Garfield,  lat  add.  It  3  Apr  7,'94,  J  N  Ma- 
son to  P  N  Olson  $500 

Garfield,  It  23  b  29  July  30,  J  A  Grant  to 

J  J  Jieden  $500 

Garfield,  It  6  b  7  July  31,  D  W  McCaughy 

to  0  E  Roth      $750 

Garfield  blvd,  S  &  D's  aub.  It  30  b  3  May 

10,  F  T  Murphy  to  O  Koehnke  $600 

Garfield  Pk  add.  It  25  b  4  Aug  5,  F  Alsip 

et  al  to  E  B  Fitzgerald  $775 

Gilbert  &  G'a  aub.  It  89  e  hf  s  w  qr  14  39 
13  June  22,'91,  W  P  Hubbard  to  E  Vide 

 .$500 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  21  b  1  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
Feb  11,  D  Goodwin  to  E  A  McCracken 

 $760 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  39  b  6  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  M  McOlar- 

ense  ^750 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  30  b  2  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  E  McCracken  $750 
Grayland,  Crandall's  aub,  it  32  and  33  b 
3  22  40  13  Aug  5,  M  L  Husaey  to  J  G 

Halae  

Grayland  Pk  add.  It  194  Apr  15*'93','p  F 

Haynea  et  al  to  C  A  Brown   $6' 

Gross'  Oal  Hgts,  It  39  b  9  Ang  1,  D  Garter 

to  F  Peterson  $400 

Gross'  Cal  Hgts,  It  40  b  tl  Ang  1,  Same  to 
^  e  4toi)iaaoo..  |400 


Gross'  N  W  add.  It  16  b  8  Aug  6,  J  Beard 

to  E  Godwin  $500 

Gross'  aub.  It  13  b  18,  bs  15  to  18  etc 
Dauphin  Pk;  Oct  17,'89,  S  E  Gross  to 

TJ  MoGaire  $300 

Gross'  sub.  It  12  b  4  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  5  38 

14,  Apr  26,  Same  to  D  Turnbnll....  $660 
Hanson's  sub,  It  26  b  4,  32  40  13  July  15, 

D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  P  Yeit   f  300 

Hanson's  sob.  Its  16  and  17  b  8,  32  40  13 

July  29,  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  M  Pozdol$860 
Hanson's  sub,  It  43  b  3  n  e  qr  32  40  13 
July  31,  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  W  P  Winter 

 $425 

Harrison  add.  It  20  b  5  June  20,  F  J 

Beaum  Est  cf  to  B  Goetz  $750 

Heacock's  aub.  It  35,  w  hf  b  1  Laaghton 
&  R's  sub,  30  39  14  Ang  6,  H  Van  Horn 

to  J  0  F  Afeld  $700 

Heaoook's  sub,  It  35  w  hf  b  1  Langhlin's 
et  al  sub,  n  w  qr  30  39  14  July  27,  F 

Alvord  to  H  Von  Horn  $600 

Hintze's  sub.  It  169  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Aog  3, 

F  J  Wisner  to  E  Bnrgeson  $625 

Bitt  &  R's  sub,  It  42  b  6  e  hf  s  e  qr  26  40 
13  July  16,  E  Tromvig  to  0  E  Opdahi 

 $900 

Hosmer  <fc  M'a  sub,  It  20  b  10  n  hf  n  w  qr 
2  39  13  Aug  18,'92,  F  J  Maokey  to  F  R 

Egger  $600 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross  4th  add.  It  89  July 

30,  W  Pekett  to  J  Larson  $450 

Ironworker's  add.  It  13  snb  n  462  ft  b  8,  8 
37  15  July  3,  J  J  Dreaken  to  F  Schroter 

 $450 

Irving  Pk,  Bauer  &  MoM  add.  It  47  b  2 

July  27,  A  H  Bauer  to  W  J  Riebolt. .  $500 
Irving  Pk,  Hill  &  Go's  blvd  add.  It  16  b  1 

July  25,  A  P  Hill  to  T  Grasserbaner  $500 
Irving  Pk,  It  21  b  21  Aug  3,  A  H  Hill  to  J 

A  King  $600 

Irving  Pk,  It  11  sub  pt  b  16  July  25,  W  J 

Wallis  to  E  W  Boyd  , 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  18  b 
6  Nov  25,'94,  W  E  Hatterman  to  J  A 

Sveuson  

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It;  16  b  6  Nov 

5,'94,  Same  to  Same  $300 

Irving  Pk  bivd,  same  sub,lt  40  b  5  Nov  25, 

'94,  Same  to  E  Ostrom  

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  snb.  It  30  b  5  Nov  25, 

'94,  Same  to  O  L  Boyd  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It  21  b  6  Nov 

25,'94,  Same  to  J  N  Stone  $325 

Irving  Pk  bUd,  same  snb.  It  39  b  5  Dec  1, 

'94,  Same  to  J  Ellingsen  $325 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  snb.  It  20  b  6  Nov 

25,'94,  Same  to  A  Jansen  $326 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It  30  b  4  Nov 

25,'94,  Same  to  0  Blomstrand  $300 

Jefferson,  It  12  b  24  Feb  1,  J  F  Farley  to 

H  Scarborough  $750 

Johnson's  snb,  It  16,  Its  3  and  4  b  1  Man- 
dell's  sab,  23  38  13  July  31,  J  Hellgren 

to  A  M  Johnson  $300 

Kemper's  High  Ridge.  It  24  b  2,  6  40  14 
Jan  27,  H  J  Hemper  et  al  to  K  Jacoby 

 $626 

Keonkaa'  sub,  Its  22  and  23  b  3  of  Its  1 
and  2,  22  37  14  Aug  7,  W  A  Leach  to  W 

A  Brown  

Lt  154  snb  n      w  )^  n  e  qr  36  40  13  July 

28,'90,  J  N  Vance  to  J  King  $325 

Lt  22  b  1  sub  10  acres  of  s  64  acres  n  w 
qr  25  39  13  Dec  3,'87,  R  R  Rasmnssen 

to  F  Koravik  et  al  $500 

Lt  62  of  It  6  ptn  n  hf  s  e  qr  13  40  13  Aug 

3,  A  S  Terrill  to  A  Mesnager  $400 

Lt  43  b  1  sub  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  26  40 
13  July  29,  E  Tillotson  to  P  Wittenberg 

 $550 

Lt6  b  52  sec  19  39  14  July  30,  E  Ayres  to 

F  Dolezal  $800 

Lt  12  b  2  sub  e  hf  8  w  qr  a  w  qr  8  38  14 

July  27,  P  T  Murphy  to  E  Piatt  $550 

Lts  20  to  22  b  10  sub  n  ^  e  hf  n  e  qr  18 
38  14  July  27,  0  M  Hoft  to  N  J  Herning 

 $566 

Mont  Clare,  Clark  &  S'e  add,  Its  33  and 
34  b  1  July  30,  F  P  Smith  to  0  H  Wag- 
oner $750 

Norwood  Pk,  It  24  b  11  Aug  3,  W  H  Heaf- 

ford  to  E  W  Ohilds  $500 

Orelup  &  T's  snb,  Its  40  and  41  of  b  9  Oir 
Ct  ptn  31  38  15  Aug  6,  L  R  Fisher  to  R 

M  Reading  $500 

Our  Home  add,  It  38  b  8,  Jnly  13,  0  Rice 

to  H  Kastelahn  $500 

Our  Home  add.  It  41  b  8  Aug  5,  I  Teply 

to  A  Smazek  $450 

Oviatt's  sub  Its  1  and  2,  It  15  etc,  H  &  D's 
let  add.  Wash   Hgts;  Jnly  25,   G  M 

Adams  to  L  Sohott   $200 

Powell  &  M's  resnb,  it  39,  b  9  Lee's  sub,  s 
e  qr  20  38  11  Aug  1,  A  V  Powell  et  al  to 

<f  Flynn  $450 

Fqwell  &  M's  sob.  It  40  same;  Aug  2, 


Same  to  T  Johnson  $460 

Ravenswood,  Onyler  add.  It  25  b  3  Feb  17, 

,91,  H  M  Hubbard  to  R  B  Epperson. $660 
Ravenswood,  Coyler  add.  It  3  b  4  July  27, 

H  M  Hnbbard  to  A  0  Edwards  $626 

Ravenswood,  Onyler  add,  It  13  b  8  Apr  8, 

H  M  Hnbbard  to  0  Hiffleler  $760 

Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  aub.  Its  1  and  2 
b  3,  20  40  13  July  27,  0  F  Linaooit  to  B 

E  Faasoh  $600 

Rood's  sub.  It  36  b  I  n  w  qr  20  40  14  July 

29,  M  Hearle  to  J  L  Lange  $950 

Rose  Pk,  It  27  b  9  Jnly  9,  West  North  Av 

B  &  H  Assn  to  H  F  Lessen  $700 

Sohnlte's  snb.  It  22,  e  hf  It  15  Kimball's 
snb,  8  e  qr  26  40  13  July  30,  P  Shulte 

to  F  0  Krneger  $760 

Sheffield's  add,  n  hf  It  64  subblk  3  b  18 
Ang  1,  Est  of  T  Mieling  to  P  Sobnlta 

 $860 

Shelby  &  M's  snb.  It  7  b  3  snb  e  pt  Its  1 
to  4  s  hf  8  e  qr  13  40  13  May  16,  P  0 

Stensland  et  al  to  J  Karger  $790 

Sixty-third  st,0nmming8  &  Oo's  snb.  It 
754,  18  38  14  Apr  5,'90,  E  A  Oummings 

to  E  J  Simpson  $207 

Smith's  snb,  It  18  b  5  of  It  1  b  11  etc,  36 
and  36  39  13  May  15,  W  H  Bowman  to 

T  Holland  $950 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add.  It  36  b 
2  Jnly  20,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  A  Farrell 

 $550 

South  Ob'go,  Bame  add.  It  20  b  20  June 

29,'91,  Same  to  H  E  Hodges.  $650 

South  Oh'go,  Hill's  add.  It  8  b  39  Ang  2, 

O  Greer  to  0  A  banders  $550 

South  Ch'go,  Hill's  add.  Its  17  and  18  b 
158  Mar  1,  J  R  Crocker  to  W  M  Smith 

 $9C0 

South  Ch'go,  Nix  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  1 
Jnly  29,  W  H  Sohnell  et  al  to  J  Cran- 

by  $725 

South  Ch'go,  It  16  b  98  Jnly  23,  0  &  CO 

&  D  Oo  to  T  Lesowski  $600 

South  Englewood,  It  22  b  29  Jnly  2,  Q  F 

Bnnday  to  P  Boyer  $350 

Talbot's  snb.  It  28  b  3  ba  3  and  4  Edson's 
sub,  e  hf  n  w  qr  20  40  14  Apr  18,'92,  E 

8  Talbot  to  a  L  Nelson  $760 

Taylor  &  C's  sub'  It  25  b  1  s  •  qr  1  39  13 

Ang  2,  O  Holinger  to  0  3trant  $800 

Treat's  sub,  It  29  b  7  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  2  39 
13  June  18,  0  P  Treat  to  C  Rasmnssen 

 $450 

Treat's  sub.  It  27  b  8  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  2  39 

13  Aug  6,  H  Katsohke  to  W  Bruhn  .  $626 
Under  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  24 

b  4  Deo  1,'91,  S  E  Gross  to  H  Beoker$450 
Under  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  16 
b  4  July  27,  S  H  Webster  to  A  Kniohl 

 $500 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  19  b 

3  Feb  19,  W  H  Lee  to  F  H  Jenks  $300 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  45  b 

3  July  19,  0  J  Wolf  to  J  Husak  $550 

Wash  Hgts,  It  26  b  55  May  24,  M  V  Nich- 
ols to  A  E  Marston  $750 

Weddell  &  O'a  aub,  It  32  b  14,  20  38  14  Jnly 

30,  W  G  Mann  to  J  W  Chaffee  $800 

West  Pullman,  It  31  b  15  July  29,  Amer 

T  &  8  Bk  to  O  G  Oook  $600 

West  Pullman  It  14  b  9  May  18,  L  D 

Kneeland  to  8  ^  nderson  $900 

Williamson's  sub.  It  9  of  It  2  b  8  Cir  Ct 
ptn,  14  .39  13  Feb  23,  E  V  W  Wood  to  J 

K  Sullivan  $700 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  38  b  13,  19  40  14  May  9, 
'92,  W  F  Furbeok  to  J  Weiss  $650 

ISUBURBAN  WABBANTT  OKBOH. 


Oolnmbla  Hgts,  Keeney'e  2nd  add,  Us  16  to  17  b  21 

jaly  26,  A  F  Keeney  to  L  M  Carry  $760 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Eeeney's  eab,  Its  7  to  9  b  17  and  o  p; 

july  25,  Same  to  Same  $4760 

Oolnmbia  Hgte,  Eeeney's  1st  add,  Us  4  to  6  b  14 

dec  24, '92,  0  L  Watson  to  L  A  Bond  $600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Eeeney's  sab,  Us  38  to  40  b  26  moh  16, 

A  F  Eeeney  to  J  W  Drope  $600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  same  sab.  Its  41  to  49  and  Its  1  to  S  b 

32  mch  16,  Same  to  Same  $2600 

Oolambla  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add,  Its  7  and  8  b  27 

jaly  30,  A  F  Eeeney  to  J  0  Qaller  $400 

Ob'go  Hgts,  Its  1  to  3  b  14  mch  27,  W  D  Hord  to  H 
A  Sbanblin  $1600 

OALTJMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  It  32  b  49  resnb  B  I  L&  B  Oo,  may  31, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  G  Ferguson  $274 

Vaah  Hgts,  Its  34  and  36  b  49  jane  8,  Same  to  Same 

 $780 

Morgan  Pk,  B  I  L  &  B  Oo's  sub,  s  hf  It  17  b  "H" 

jaly  15, 1  L  Oolwell  to  P  Hay  word  $22«0 

I  lue  Isld,  Wattles  add.  w  40  ft  of  w  BOM  ft  It  1  aag 
1,  E  H  Bezford  to  J  F  Lsoey  Iiaoo 


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August  10,  1895 


FalrmoDt.  SfBSsey's  add.  It  48  ang  3,  M  Nleder  to 
L  Laehtmeyer  11200 

Washbarn's  resub,  w  «0  ft  It  34  b  '"K"  n  w  qr  19  87 
14  jalj  28,  W  h  Thomas  to  H  aandereou  $4000 

Bine  laid  Pk,  Us  17  and  17  b  11  jao  29,>93,  J  T  Dale 
to  M  Miller  $660 

OIOKBO. 

Morton  Pk,  It  32  b  12  jaly  30,  D  K  Fish  to  F  Hilda - 

brand   tl800 

Lt  36  and  g  bf  It  37  b  1  sab  e  h{  8  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  IS 

joly  30,  E  HORenson  to  M  B  Wells  $760 

Maclean  et  al  &  V's  sab,  It  18,  8  T  S,  n  pt  16  39  13 

moh  1,  J  D  Maclean  to  H  J  Malr  1600 

Lt  16  and  s  10  ft  It  17  b  1  sab  pt  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  39  13 

Jaly  30,  J  K  Blgelow  to  E  H  GUI  $2700 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  22  and  23  b  4 

jnly  29,  W  M  Blytbe  to  A  H  Elnsey   $1000 

Aastin,  Dickey  A  B's  add.  It  26  b  3  apr  7,  8  M  Down- 
ing to  First  Swedish  Baptist  Cbnrcb,  Aastin.. $7 J6 
Wilson's  sab,  It  37  b  4  n  w  qr  17  39  13  may  20,  A 

Mattson  to  J  J  Oresap   $800 

Wilson's  sab.  It  44  and  s  bf  It  46  b  4  same;  may  20, 

Same  to  Same  $1200 

Wilson's  sab.  It  40  b  4   same;  day  20,  Same  to 

Same  $800 

Wilson's  sab.  It  43  b  4  same;  may  20,  Same  to 

Same     $800 

Wilson's  enb,  It  39  b  4  same;  may  2U,  Same  to  Same 

 $HO0 

Wilson's  sab,  it  36  b  4  same;  may  20,  Same  to  Same 

 »8n0 

Wilson's  sab.  It  4i  b  3  same;  may  M,  Same  to  Same 

 $800 

Wilson's  sab,  It  41  b  4  same;  may  20,  Same  to  Same 

  $H00 

Morton  Pk,  Hawthorne  Land  Oo,  Its  38  and  39  b  14 

jaly  SO,  A  0  De  Soachet  to  E  M  De  Sonohet  .  $5UL0 
HlH's  sab.  It  18  b  2  etc,  8  w  qr  9  39  13  jane   11,  O 

Babe  to  H  H  Spring  $5000 

laylor's  sab.  Its  27  and  28  and  o  p,  b  12  s  w  qr  33 

39  13  july  19,  0  F  Taylor  to  0  F  Irwla  $1800 

Sooville's  sab.  Its  30  and  31  and  o  p,  resab  Its  1  to 

11  8  w  qr  7  39  13  aag  1,  A  M  Smith  to  W  E  Black- 
stone    $7960 

East  SiVt  ft  It  16  b  6  sab  pt  n  bf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  4  39 

13  jane  24,  J  A  Shaw  to  D  M  Leavitt  $b7J0 

W  Harrison  st  sab.  Its  39  and  40  b  1  s  w  qr  17  39  13 

ang  1,  0  B  Wallace  to  E  B  Ozlas  $1250 

Hill's  reenb  in  Owen  A  M's  sab.  It  10  and  n  16  ft  It 

9  b  2  e  w  qr  9  39  14  jaly  30,  F  A  Hill  to  B  Wett- 

steln  $20011 

Berwyn,  Its  18  and  19  b  21  jaly  31,  B  A  >ireer  to  B 

J  Langhenry  $160U 

Aastin,  Dickey  &  B's  add,  w  hf  It  11  b  3  ang  6,  F  B 

Ooles  to  J  Peterson  $640 

Austin,  same  add,  e  12Vi  ft  It  12  b  8  aag  3,  A  W 

Oahe  et  al  to  Same  $280 

Beynold's  snb.  It  6  b  2  n  w  qr  9  39  13  aag  3,  A  Bray 

to  L  Qorgensen  $700 

Keynold's  sab.  It  35  b  2  jan  28, '91,  G  F  Eoester  to 

(J  Hamilton  $376 

Hill's  sab.  It  10  b  1,  It  2  etc,  8  w  qr  9  39  13  jaly  16, 

F  A  Hill  to  A  0  Boebm  $1300 

^oath  hf  n  bf  e  hf  s  w  qr  18  89  13  july  29,  Mast  In 

Chy  to  B  B  Swift  $3008 

Hi  it'8  eub,  It  7  b  1  s  w  qr  7  39  13,  jaly  16,  J  Tucker 

t.>  E  T  Bassett  $6000 

Beiwyn,  It  2  b  6  june  30,'91,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to 

U  M  Nelson  $400 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add,  It  20  b  2  apr  30,  E  Paalln  to 

F  0  Panlln  $1600 

■YANSXON. 

Stew  irt's  resab,  It  20  b  24,  b  22  etc.  N  Evanston, 

mny  1,  J  Leary  to  to  Olty  of  Evanston  $750 

Evduston,  Q  L  &  Q  add,  U  3  b  2  resab  bg  4  and  6 

nov30,'9*,  J  H  Wilbar  to  J  W  Wllbar  $2)00 

Oayier  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  7  jaly  10,  E  Stetson  to  O 

A  Wlghtman    $600 

Paul's  add.  It  6  b  6  july  IS,  A  O  Batler  to  A  Kawales 

 $56U 

Uakton  sub.  It  28  b  2  s  e  qr  H  41  13  july  25,  P  BUcb 

to  J  May  $25(1 

Wbeeler  et  al  sab.  It  9  b  2  n  w  qr  18  41  14  july  30, 

F  E  Olin  to  W  H  Olln  $3500 

LYONS. 

Wachter's  sub.  It  28  b  3  etc,  e  hf  6  3  j  13  teb  1,  J  0 

Wachter  to  L  E  Paterson  $60 ) 

La  Orange,  Lelter's  3rd  add.  It  26  b  22  juiy  29,  K 

Hicks  to  N  I  Denton   $4500 

Nickerson's  sub,  It  188  and  pt  It  187  sub  bs  2  and  7 

e  bf  6  38  13  may  24,  J  H  Ourtls  to  W  L  Baroal.  $660 
Nickerson's  snb.  It  185  and  pt  U  186  same;  may  24, 

Same  to  J  w  Nelson  $666 

Nickerson's  snb,  pt  Its  186  and  187  cay  24,  Same 

to  F  P  Parcal  $735 

Groisdale,  Gross'  Srd  add.  Its  16  to  2I  b  70  and  o  p; 

ang  5,  S  E  Blchmond  to  S  A  Bichmond  $7000 

MAINE. 

Desplainef,  Blver  add.  Its  28  and  29  b  6  oct  4,'93,  E 

a  Stiles  to  0  Mehnke  $625 

Oh'go  Plaines,  Its  6  to  7  b  22  pt  s  v  qr  17  41  12  jaly 


31,  W  Scott  to  W  H  Knche  $460 

Bivervlew,  Baker's  add.  It  43  b  2  july  29,  M  Strum 

to  M  Ollne   $260 

All  that  pt  lying  and  being  s  of  centre  of  Grand 

Boad  of  6  60-100  acres  s  e  qr  8  w  qr  s  e  qr,  ex  13 

26  101)  chains  of  8  II  61-100  chains  22  41  12  con- 

tainlDg  17  68-100  acres;  july  27,  Mast  in  Oby  to  0 

Sueltmann  $8800 

Bivervlew,  Whipple's  add,  It  21  b  1  july  12,  O  Huls- 

man  to  N  J  Bich  $400 

Henderson  &  G's  sub.  Its  S  and  6  and  o  p,  of  It  lb 

10  july  31,  B  F  Jones  to  A  Dawson   $4600 

Powell's  sub.  It  1  b  2  n  w  qr  36  41  12  jan  7,'90,  L  M 

Kennedy  to  A  L  Brown  $326 

AUis  Jr  eub.  Its  8  and  9  of  Its  1  to  6,  O  T  of  Band; 

may  2t,  Q  A  Peter  to  J  Wolfgang  $500 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Glencoe,  Bornfl's  snb.  Its  8  to  10  jane  16,  8  H  Har- 
ris to  N  K  Eikos  $750 

Vernamo,  It  12,  21  to  23  b  2  jnly  — ,  B  A  Fitz^imons 
10  F  J  Kane  $1200 

Vernamo,  It  30  b  2  june  28,  Same  to  Same  $300 

Kenilworth'  Brown's  add.  It  36  ang  1,  E  B  Delaney 
to  A  F  Jones  $300 

Blverslde,  Srd  dlv.  It  881  b  12  jaly  27,  M  G  Kam- 
merer  to  A  B  Hargreaves  $12,000 

Dingee  b  UcD's  resnb.  It  13  b  9,  b  g  etc  Wilmette; 
j  in  19,  J  B  Jenkins  to  W  W  Carroll   $637 

Ch'go  N  Shore  Ld  Go's  sab,  It  10  b  31  june  14,  W 
D  Preston  et  al  to  E  8  Mandel  $200 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Oo's  sub,  It  6  b  33  and  o  p;  apr 
25,'94,  same  to  H  E  Horn  $600 

PBOTISO. 

Maywiol,  Its  16  aal  17  b  206  july  15.  F  Stone  to  A 

Blllinger   $800 

Grossdale,  It  4  b  34  subblk  27  etc,  oot  31,'92,  S  E 

Gross  to  J  Johnson  $360 

Grossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add.  It  24   b  43  sept  6,'92, 

Same  to  AFllzsimons   $226 

Grossdale.  Its  10  and  11  b  7  ]nly  17, '93,  Same  to  J 

W  Honde^hell  $750 

W  Grossdale,  It  24  b  21  july  13,  Same  to  M  Murphy 

 $600 

Maywood.  it  16  b  188  aug  2,  E  Follansbee  to  E  B 

Delaney   $300 

Madison  st  add.  Its  678  to  681  apr  10,'93,  F  E  Bal- 
lard et  al  toS  Lauge  ...$1100 

Melrose,  It  6  b  94  feb  2,  8  M  BloB!  to  M  8  Wlggln 

   $236 

Bellewood,  Payne's  add.  It  20,  16  89  12  aug  1,  J 

Trepelner  to  O  Bertele  $600 

Maywood,  Us  18  to  20  b  236  aug  1,  Maywood  Oo  to 

K  Baven  fmoo 

Madison  st  add.  It  763.  10  37  li  july  31,  M  E  Olark 

to  J  8  Olark —  $200 

Maywood,  Its  14  16  and  s  6.6  ft  It  IS  b  195  apr  1,  D 

A  Monlton  toO  B  Wilson  $1000 

Maywood,  Its  13  and  14  b  80  jaly  31,  M  0  Oampbell 

to  L  L  Htaup  I7B0 

Maywood,  It  13  b  8,  jaly  31,  I  Henderson  to  M  0 

Oaapbell  1275 

Maywood,  It  14  b  80  jaly  31,  M  F  French  to  Same 

 $275 

Western  add.  Its  8  and  9  b  11  june  4, '8),  F  E  Bal- 
lard to  A  Blaszcynskl  1290 

Grossdale,  Us  3  and  4  b  14  aug  S,  F  Stanley  to  L  E 

 $1200 

Madison  stadd.  It  666  nov  14,  H  B  Johnson  to  J  D 

Wernbauer  .$226 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  It  32  sub  U  2  pt  n  hf  n  e  qr,  june  28,  Grant 

f.and  Assn  to  A  T  Barvey  1400 

McOIlntock's  sub.  all  of  b  2  ex  Its  14  and  16  and  aU 

h  15  ex  It  6  and  o  p:  july  24,  J  A  Ayer  to  A  M 

 $10,000 

Harvey,  It  33  sub  of  of  It  2  sub  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr,  june 

28,  Grant  Land  Assn  to  L  H  Mitchell  $400 

Harvey,  It  17  b  210  july  22,  93,  Amer  T  &  T  Oo  to  W 

H  Arnold  1275 

W  Hammond,  Its  27  and  28  b  2  july  2,  W  T  Cessna 

&  Oo  by  Bee  to  F  Marshall  $866 

N  Harvey,  It  43  b  "O"  july  29,  J  8   Dnnlop  to  T 

Johnson  $400 

8  Harvey,  Its  7  and  8  b  14  july  11,'92,  T  Shea  Sr  to 

J  W  Millard  1300 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  Its  33  and  34  b  6  june  20,  M 

M  Brown  to  J  Brew    |g50 

Harvey,  Its  1  to  24  b  200  feb  7,'98,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to 

B  J  MoVay  igooo 

Brown  &  B's  snb.  Its  42  and  43  b  2  8  e  qr  20  86  14 

jan  11,  U  D  Wyman  to  F  N  Boyer   $400 

W  Hammond,  It  43  b  2  ang  6,  8  Tempskl  to  J 

Tempski  ,300 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Its  31  lo  34  b  "P":  july  18. 

0  Griffln  to  D  Griffin  uooo 

WOBTH. 

8  Highlands,  w  V4  U  6  b  4  july  11,  A  Johnson  to  A 
Swanson  $400 

8  Highland",  e  hf  It  3  b  4  feb  16,  B  ri  Collins  to  H 
eohrage  1425 

Wash  Hgts,  Homestead  add.  It  10  b  12  sept  26,  S  J 
Wink  to  W  H  Mareball  uaoo 


8  Highlands,  ■  hf  It  6  b  2  july  25,  0  0  Oollins  est  to 

O  Bonnao  $475 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  23  b  1  feb  18,  B  H  Oollins  to  A 

Johnson  $425 

Blue  Isld,  Jernberg's  add,  It  14  b  14  apr  10,  F  B 

Davis  to  P  B  Balling  $1600 

Blue  Isld,  same;  apr  10,  B  N  Badenooh  to  tame 

This  is  correct  according  to  deed  $1600 

LETDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  6  july  16,  0  B 
Elnney  to  W  H  Marshall  $1000 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add,  its  23  and  26  b  16  july  8,  L 
Franklin  to  T  H  Hal  es  $810 

Indian  Highlands,  It  46  b  4  july  24,  G  B  Folck  to  T 
Carlson  $300 

Falrvlew  Hgts,  Its  46  and  46  b  4  nov  7,'94,  O  B 
Trowbridge  to  J  H  Folsom  $600 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add,  Its  6  and  6  b  7  feb  9,  L  Frank- 
lin to  0  Holm  J600 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  29  and  30  b  18  jaly  13,  J  W^ewman 
to  B  Mnnro  $6000 

Indian  Highlands,  It  1  b  7  ang  1,  Q  B  Finch  to  8 
Bengtson  1275 

BITEBSIDE. 

Blverslde,  2nd  dlv,  wly  hf  It  329  b  7,  jaly  27,  A  D 
Hoppin  to  J  Balfonr  $2000 

Blverslde,  Beabe's  Oentral  snb,  Us  15  and  16  b  1 
july  2^,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  P  Beady  $1186 

Blverslde  Lawn,  n  hf  it  20  b  a,  36  39  12  july  31,  L  P 
Hammond  to  0  A  Dahlberg   $350 

Elmbark  A  H"8  snb,  blks  3  8  13  and  e  hf  b  17  8  hf 
26  39  12  and  other  val  consid;  july  29  L  Pratt  to 

Trustees  of  Est  of  T  J  Potter   $10,000 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Go's  4th  sub.  It  342  b  7  july  .^9, 

8  E  Barrett  to  J  Defenbiu^b  $215 

TInley  Pk,  Whitney  4  B's  add.  It  29  b  4  aug  3,  L  H 

Whitney  to  J  L  Cnterlander  $300 

Tiuley  Pk.  Whitney  ii  ! 's  add,   Its36anl37  b4 

aug  6,  W  S  Sohraedl  to  Q  SamueHon   $460 

Tlnley  Pk,  same;  ang  6,   L  H   Whitney  to   W  8 

Schraedl    $400 

N  Lanslngh,  Us  36  and  36  b  3,   32  36  13  july  16,  H 

Gottschalk  et  al  to  F  W  T  Schaltz   $300 

OBIiAND. 

Alpine  Bgts,  It  32  june  11,  L  B  King  to  S  Ettllnger 
 $200 

Alpine  Hgts.  It  IS  b  13  july  2,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  J  F 

Oarlson  1200 

NILE8 . 

Norwood  Ph,  Llndstrom  &  M's  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  2 

july  18,  W  e  Tnttle  to  A  N  Lindatrom  $1500 

PALATINE' 

Part  of  n  e  cor  s  w  cor  s  w  qr  14  42  10  july  23;  E  J 

Oebhartto  W  B  Ojmfort   $8400 

LEASES . 

M.  A.  Byerson  et  al  have  leased  to  Stndebaker 
Brothers  for  a  term  of  ninety-nine  years,  from  Nov 
1,  1890,  the  following  property:  Wabash  av,  160  ft  8 
of  Harrison  st,w  f  120x18)  at  a  rental  of,  the  first 
six  months,  $1,  the  following  year,  $7,200,  balance  of 
term  $14,400  yearly. 

J.  H.  Whittemore  has  leased  to  u  A  Hart  for  a 
term  of  99  years  from  June  16,  1896,  et  an  annual 
rental  of  $1,680  for  the  following  properly;  Micbi- 
ft  gan  av,  48  s  of  Fast  Thirteenth  st,  w  f  24x180. 

TKII8T  UK£t>H  JkKU  mOWTtiJUiKm. 

Inclndlng  Bnildlng  and  Loan  Societies. 
Atkin  M  H  to  N  M  Jones  jaly  1,  Its  11 

and  12  b  18  Caldwell  Reserve,  7^..|4000 
Ayer  J  A  and  Q  A  to  W  A  Bond  jnly  29, 

pt  It  7  and  8,  Alethlan  add,  6%  $2700 

Aeons  R  Q  to  J  F  Eberhardt  Ang  1,  It  60 

b  6,  8  37  U,  6y  6^  $1900 

Anderson  0  G  H  to  T  Sohintz  inly  30,  It  7 

b  6,  1  39  13,  3y  6%  '.  |2500 

Aiken  M  H  to  L  Garter  jnly  .1,  Its  11  and 

12  b  18  Edgebrook,  6^  $2100 

Aldis  O  F  et  al  to  New  Eng  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo 

ang  1,  pt  Its  4  and  3  b  68,  o  t,  5y  4^4% 

 $160,0n0 

Borowioz  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  joly  30,  pt  It  8 

b  10  Wright  add,  5y  6^  $2500 

Billinger  A  to  J  P  Boblander  joly  27,  It 

16  and  17  b  205,  Maywood,  8^....$1500 
Brophy  T  W  to  A  H  Gross  jnly  22,  It  5 

and  10  b  2,  32  38  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Bayor  U  J  to  F  A  Oombs  jnly  25,  It  16 

and  pt  16  Broads  sobd,  3  38  14,  ly  6% 

  $2800 

BowTon  OLD  and  A  A  to  Q  D  Pease  jnly 

20,  It  9  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  6%  $2600 

Bergman  L  to  H  A  Uangan  jnly  30,  pt  It 

4  b  2  b  27,  16  38  14,  2y  6%  $3500 

Brabazon  W  P  to  U  H  Rose  jnly  15,  It  12 

b  4,  7  39  13,  7%  $2600 

Boidge  S  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jane  12,  It  14 

and  16  b  3,  20  40  14,  6m  7i<  $26fO 

Baisoe  O  M  to  P  G  Bradley  Ang  1,  It  26  b 

8,  36  40  13,  4y  Gi  $1800 

Baldwin  0  H  to  J  H  MaOartnev  july  30, 

pt  b  2  b  3,  31  39  13,  7%  7  deeds  $3200 

Breman  M  to  A  M  Snydaoker  jnly  31,  It 

16  b  6  Brand  add,  By  6%  $6000 

Becker  E  to  0  0  Sohumaoher  july  31,  It  12 
(Oontinoed  on  page  766.) 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


ANDEBSON,  QustaTus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  at.  ' 
BAIBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
BABNE8  &  PABI8H,  167  La  Salle  it. 
BABNBY  BBOO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BEBGSTEDT  0.  Q.  *  "^ons.,  Bm  37,  166  Lake  Stree 
B08WOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flret  8t. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  301A304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OCMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  etg. 

DELAMATEB,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  HomboldtPsrk 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  8.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABDS,  GEO.  E.,  Sonth  Chicago  lU. 
EOGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Ohamblw  • 

Commerce. 
BbLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iCBIOEE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aOBDON  C,  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GBOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  8t 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HO¥NE  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDBLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  8fi  Washington  it. 

LANQHENB7,  B.  J.,  Assoola  Ion  Bldg  ,  168  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  S0I4  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  ft  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
HDLLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBION,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  4  00.,  60  Major  Bldg, 
PBINDIYILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Blc^g. 

RAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,S109  State  Street. 

SOBNEIDEB  G  H  b  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHDMAOBEB  0.  C,  266  Bine  Island  av.  . 
8HDBABT  AABON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  b  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIEBLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st 
WALEEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOBF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  b  Co.  153  and  166  LaSalle  Str« 
ZUTTEBMEISTEB,  H.  0..  b  Oo.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BAIVKKRS. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  b  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBADM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MEB0HANT8  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbora 

Attorney,   Sonth  Chicago  111. 
PEABODY,  HODGHTELING  b  Co.,  164Dearbon. 
WASMANSDOBF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpb . 

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born st. 

HANDY  h  CO.,  93-4  Wa8hlngt<m  it 
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to  14  b  7,  20  37  14,  3y  6<J  fl6(i0 

Baltzer  H  S  to  J  H  Ernst  July  31,  It  119 

b  1  eto,  29  40  14.  2y  6^  |2000 

Baldwin  0  H  to  J  H  MoOortney  july  30, 

pt  b  2  b  3,eto,31  39  13,  1%  |1200 

Brown  8  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  Ang  1,  Its  49 

and  118  Brown's  enb  30  40  14,  5y  1% 

 $2860 

Begley  K  L  to  0  L  Sohaar  Ang  1,  It  28  b 

4,  MoP  &  Allerton  add,  5y  6$  $1200 

Brnok  S  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  31,  It  29  b 

13  Elston  add,  4y  6%  $3000 

Bell  H  to  L  A  Morton  joly  1,  It  37  b  2,  23 

39  13,  3y  %%  $1250 

Barton  E  S  to  Stookmans  Nat  B  L  4  8 

Aesn  july  23,  It  29  b  3,  4  38  14,  Q%.  .$7000 
Branger  D  to  F  W  Wagenkneoht  Jnly  25, 

It  62  It  1  b  9  Sheffield  add  3y  6^  . . . .  $1200 
Birk  R  to  N  Ohi  Mnt  8  and  B  Assn  jaly 

25,  It  8  It  7  b  3,  6  89  14,  1%  $2300 

Baker  £  £  to  F  B  Peabody  jnly  22,  pt  It 

17  b  56  Hyde  Pk,  6y  &%  $3000 

Barboar  8  A  to  F  W  Crosby  july  24,  It  12 

and  13  b  17,  33  39  14,  5y  6^  $33,000 

Borohesding  J  to  P  F  Knefel  ang  1,  Its  14 

and  15  B  A,  32  39  U,  ly  1%  $1426 

Bernritter  F  H  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  ang  3, 

It  1  and  2  b  20, 17  39  14,  5y  6«  $2000 

Butts  D  0  to  E  N  Soott  jnly  31,  pt  b  7,  17 

38  14,  5y  6^  |6600 

Ohristian  J  H  to  H  W  Christian  joly  18,  It 

41  b  3,  18  39  14,  6%  $1277 

Oatbolio  Bishop  to  F  B  Chandler  jaly  19, 

Us  43  to  47  b  36,  3  37  14,  5v  6«  $7000 

Oarnthers  K  8  lo  H  Sooper  july  29,  It  6  b 

1,  eto,  3  39  14,  lOy   |3000 

Campbell  J  to  J  R  Foalke  jnly  22,  Its! 

and  2  b  2,  23  39  13,  5y  6^  $2300 

Chiistnaan  L  to  E  Q  Foreman  jane  21,  Its 

31  and  32  It  9,  6  39  14,  3y   $1500 

Curtis  £  L  to  O  8  Foote  july  30,  It  11  and 

pt  10  b  2  b  4  8heff  add,  3y   $2000 

Oaaey  F  M  to  C  W  Hinkley  jaly  27,  It  308 

Fowler  snbd,  9  38  14,  6s6  $1100 

Camp  E  B  to  D  Vernon  july  27,  pt  b  4,  22 

38  14,  6^,  3  deeds  f3000 

Cornell  E  G  to  F  R  Chandler  Ang  1,  Its  6 

to  9  b  41,  Cornell,  5y  6«  $16,000 

Canda  F  8  to  8  Brown  Jr  Ang  1,  It  74 

Deerings  snbd,  30  40  14,  5y  6^  $14  0 

ChriBtman  K  E  and  F  H  to  F  W  Crosby 
july  22,  Its  1  and  2  It  18  b  3,  3  38  14,  5y 

6%  $40,000 

Oepak  V  to  B  Babka  jaly  31,  It  48  b  16, 


It  29  b  2,  4  38  14,  3y   $1500 

Fairman  W  J  to  G  N  8tone  jane  28,  Its  3 

to  6  b  I,  36  40  13,  3y  ^%  $2600 

Frink  W  to  H  H  Walker  Jaly  20,  It  35  b  1 

31  39  14,  6y  1%  $2000 

Farr  G  D  to  W  Loeb  jaly  30,  It  46  Wads- 
worth  sab  23  38  14,  3y  GM%  $2000 

Fuohs  J  to  E  S  Walker  july  17,  It  8  b  6, 

14  38  14,  3y   |1200 

Foley  W  to  E  Q  Foreman  july  18,  It  68  b 

23,  Sheff  add,  5y  Q%  $2300 

Freeman  8  0  and  F  J  to  F  B  Pease,  july 

31,  It  1  b  4,  9  39  13,  9%  $3000 

Funke  E  to  V  P  Kemmet  july  25,  It  388 

and  pt  389,  8  39  13,  2y  1%  $3500 

Frank  D  to  A  Braband  jane  18,  It  6  b  1  b 

14  8heff  add,  5y  6%%  $1200 

Finoh  G  B  to  L  Nowak  july  23,  It  20  and 

21  b  11,  20  39  14,  &%  $5000 

Gallagher  A  O  to  B  E  Hurlbat  Apl  20,  It 

21  It  32  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  G%  $2000 

Getz  N  to  T  H  8ohintz  jaly  12,  It  6  It  7  b 

62,  21  39  13,  5y  6*  $6500 

Grosser  R  to  H  A  Hangan  jaly  25,  It  11  b 

4,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $4000 

Gastafson  A  G  to  H  A  Haagan  jaly  30,  pt 

It  4  b  9,  4  39  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Gunning  R  J  to  G  F  Phillips  july  28,  bdg 

n  w  ^  It  10  b  83  s  8  add,  1%  $6000 

Gehlert  G  B  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  July  23,  w 

%  It  li  It  3,  3  38  14,  3y  h\4%  $6000 

Grimm  W  to  J  Cox  july  31,  It  39  and  40  It 

4  b  32,  Sheffield  add,  6y  6^  $6000 

Qronwold  H  M  to  U  A  Haagan  Aug  1,  It 

3  It  18  b  2,  24  39  13,  ly  6^   «1500 

Guinea  T  to  Northn  Trust  Co  July  25,  It  3 

It  40,  16  38  14,  5y  1%  $2000 

Gebauer  H  to  E  3  Pauling  July  22,  Its  1 

and  2  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  68  $11,000 

Graner  O  0  to  Union  M  L  Ins  Co  July  8, 

pt  It  8  b  7  Ashland  2d  add  1%  $5950 

Gates  H  H  to  F  R  Chandler  july  31,  pt  It 

16  It  9  eto  b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  G%  $1500 

Garden  City  Wire  &  Spring  Co  v  E  A 
Otis  aug  1,  It  28  b  1,  31  40  14,  3y  G% 

 $26,000 

Goodyear  0  A  to  H  Berger  jaly  23,  pt  b 

11  Cornell  3y        6  deeds  $8000 

Gore  W  K  to  H  W  Jaokson  aug  1,  Its  4 

and  5  b  9, 16  38  14,  5y  6^  $3600 

Gallagher  P  to  G  Van  Zandt  ang  1,  prem 

381  w  Polk,  5y  6^  ....$44tO 

Gotshall  8  &  F  to  J  £  Otis  july  16,  It  60  b 
7,  28  39  14,  5y6«  |2100 


24  39  13,  6^  $2400  Hayes  F  W  0  to  A  Q  Pearson  july  29."  It  3 


Olaney  8  to  Title  G  *  T  Co  Aug  1,  Its  1 

and  2  b  11,33  40  14,  5y  G%  $32,500 

Oordan  L  to  Free  Home  B  L  <fe  H  Assn 

july  24,  Its  46  and  47  b  7,  Burnside,  6« 

 $2250 

Catholic  Bishop  to  0  L  Hammond  Jaly 

13,  It  1  b  33  Rogers  Pk  3y  Q%  {2750 

Codahy  J  to  Equitable  T  L  and  H  Assn 

July  16,  Its  25  to  27  37  to  44  and  other 

prop  Morton  Pk  6^  $600^^ 

Craven  T  to  H  N  Tyson  jnly  15,  lease  of 

It  5  b  19  Evanston,  3y  6%  $2500 

Conyne  EH&OBStoW  M  Jones  aug 

1,  It  9  bl,  7  39  13,  4y  6f  $4000 

Chnroh  of  the  Redeemer  to  F  R  Chandler 

july  26,  It  12  and  pt  11  b  68  Hyde  Pk, 

6y  6^  $11,000 

Oampe  F  to  W  H  Cook  aag  1,  It  9  b  4 

Newberry  add,  5y  6%  $4000 

Cobain  R  to  0  N  Nioholes  july  18,  It  21  b 

3,  6  38  14,  6;?  $1600 

Cochrane  T  J  to  P  W  Suowhook  aug  1,  pt 

It  6  b  49,  8  8  add,  3y  6^  $2000 

Drawert  A  to  J  F  Eberhart  jaly  31,  It  12 

b  7,  28  39  14,  4y  6%  $2000 

Diamond  H  and  3  to  Northernn  Trust  Oo 

June  26,  It  13  b  2,  18  39  14.  5y  6^..$4500 
DraTisOtoJC  Ahrensfeld  july  29,  It  4 

and  6  b  11,  29  41  11,  3y  6^  $1500 

Doyle  J  to  H  K  Brooks  jaly  15,  It  32  b  7, 

22  38  14,  2y  6;?  $2350 

Deseamus  M  to  B  G  Foreman,  july  29,  It 

14  b  8  Duncan  add,  2y  6^  $2(00 

Dowd  L  to  0  H  Fleischer  jaly  23,  It  53  b 

3,9  38  14,  3y  6«  $1600 

DeTamble  M  to  W  L  Jefifries  jaly  26,  It  16 

b  22  8  8  add,5y  i%%  $25,000 

Dnsooll  A  to  C  J  Hambleton  July  29,  It 

15  b  2,  7  39  14,  6^  $l-..00 

Diversey  Av  Evan  Church  to  H  E  Muehike 

May  1,  pt  b  2,  29  40  14,  3y  Q%  $4000 

Dillon  M  to  L  0  Stebbins  July  11,  pt  It  37 

and  all  38  b  17,  33  40  13,  2y  6^....  $2'i00 
Dives  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  july  25,  It  40 

b3.  28  39  13,  5y  1%  $1400 

Epperson  R  B  to  Q  F  Koester  july  11,  It 

26  b  3,  18  40  14,  5y  7;«  $1200 

Engstrand  O  E  lo  L  Baird  jnly  29,  pt  b  2, 

20  38  14,  6y  6^  :$  14,000 

Eokridge  J  H  to  M  £  Greenebanm  Aug  1, 


Howard  add  to  Lake  V,  ly  7^  $1600 

Howell  -T  to  W  Blanohard  jnly  24,  pt  It  10 
It  1  b  6  Lake  Grove  add,  Evanston,  2y 

6^   ....$2750 

Hanson  G  P  to  F  Plotke  july  30,  It  92  and 

93  b  1,  18  40  14   $2000 

Hausske  A  to  P  O  Stensland  july  30,  pt  b 

44  Elston  add,  3y  7^  $25,000 

Hallberg  A  to  H  A  Haagan  july  26,  pt  It 

40  b  4,  28  40  14,  3y  6^   $3000 

Huehl  H  B  to  8  Mayer  july  30,  It  82  It  4  b 

9  Sheffield  add,  G%  $1700 

Hubka  J  to  W  Kaspar  july  31,  It  42  b  21, 

17  39  14,  5y  6^   $1700 

Hoy  e  L  £  to  B  M  Smith,  May  1,  It  22  It 

16,  32  41  14,  3y  6^  $1248 

Houston  8  J  to  D  R  Eddy  Aug  1,  It  29  b 

47,  7  39  14,  6^  $2600 

Halkett  W  to  C  Wealth  L  and  B  Aesn  jnly 

26,  It  8  It  7  b  3,  6  39  14,  7^  $2300 

Halkett  W  to  0  Wealth  L  and  B  Assn  july 

25,  It  29  b  23,  7  39  14  $1200 

Hinz  W  to  A  Sohoeve  ling  aag  1,  It  41  b 

15,  19  3914,5y  6^  $2000 

fllavin  N  to  C  Pitte  july  29,  It  2  It  27  b  19 

Brand  add,  3y  6^  $2600 

lannello  D  to  A  M  Snydacker  Aug  1,  e  3^ 

It  14  b  36,  8  8  5y  6^  $2000 

Jaoobson  W  to  J  W  Mack  jaly  29,  Its  25 

and  27  b  12  Brand  add,  6%  $1150 

Johnson  J  M  and  P  to  8  Brown  Jr  july  22 

pt  n  w  J^,  7  40  14,  5y  6«,  4  deeds.  .$1987 
Jones  J  H  to  E  G  Mason  Apl  1,  It  8  It  33 

div  3,  30  38  15,  5y  1%  $2100 

JohtBon  S  B  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  31,  Its 
62  and  63  b  4,  18  40  13,  5y  &% . 


Kettler  J  F  to  J  H  Nichols  jaly  9,  It  26  b 

1,  31  37  14  $1700 

Kaha  E  £  to  H  Felsenthal  july  31,  It  53  b 

30,  7  39  14,  4y  6^  $1100 

Knight  J  B  to  W  L  Jeffries  july  22,  pt  It 

21  b  138,  schi  sec  add,  lOy  .  $46,000 

Kees  J  W  to  A  Gatzert  july  29,  pt  It  43 

Wadsworth  add,  23  38  14,  6y  G%  $4500 

Kleinhaisen  A  to  £  Q  Pauling  july  30,  It 

39  b  12  Sampson  &  Q  add,  6y  6^5J.$2800 
Kelly  E  M  to  B  Lathrop  july  10,  It  268  & 

269,  17  4n  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Knooke  A  H  to  G  E  Biokoords  july  26,  pt 

It  3  Lynch  to  Hyde  f  k,  2y  6^  $26,000 

Keller  N  to  Northn  B  &  L  Assn  july  29,  It 

38  b  29  Sheffield  add   $2600 

Keck  W  H  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

Aug  1,  It  7  b  16,  20  38  14,  1%  $280C 

Kester  J  H  to  Oak  Pk  B  and  L  Assn  July 

16  It  17  b  1,  15  39  13,  7J  $2700 

Kelter  M  to  G  H  Schneider  aug  1,  It  43  b 

6,  23  39  13,  3y  6^  $1500 

Klingenberg  F  to  E  G  b'oreman  july  31, 

It  2  It  11  b  4  Rockwell  add,  5y  6^ . . .  $6800 
Koch  C  R  E  to  W  P  Sidley  Aug  1,  It  4  to  6 

It  15  b  2,  2  38  14.  ly  6«    $6000 

Loftus  W  to  J  N  Mason  jane  1,  It  18  and 

19  b  32,  34  40  13,  5y  6«   $2300 

Lindmaok  8  A  to  J  U  Gilbert  jnly  21,  It 

19  b  4.  36  40  13.  5y  6^  $2000 

Lethenstrom  C  J  to  H  A  Haugan  jaly  30, 

It  3^  b  6  Lee  add,  6y  6%  $2500 

LaLone  L  to  J  8  Norton  july  19,  It  42  b 

8,  18  38  14,  6y  7^   $2000 

Long  8  to  J  R  Foulke  july  22,  It  8  It  45, 

17  39  14,  5y  Q%  $2200 

Leusman  £  E  to  L  E  Harding  july  31,  It 

3  It  3  b  26  Woloitt  add,  3y  6^  $5200 

Louis  G  to  8  Mayer  Aug      It  9  b  43,  El 

ston  add,  G%   $1100 

LaBay  M  A  to  P  O  Stensland  Ang  1,  It  35 

b  13  Elston  add,  ly  6^   $6000 

Landt  8  A  to  E  8  Kimball  july  16,  pt  It  7 

b  5,  2  33  14.  ly  6^  $7000 

Loe  K  E  to  W  D  Kerfoot  july  29,  It  51  b 

16,  6  39  14,  6%....  $1300 

Lorden  M  to  O  Knbin  jaly  26,  It  13  b  9  8 

8  add,  2y  1%   $1400 

Lund  L  F  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jnly  30,  Its 

13  to  15  b  1.  4  39   13   $1100 

Ludohe  H  to  G  Graf  jaly  30,  It  4  b  2,  4  38 

14,  7;«  $1300 

Lennington  A  to  F  B  Peabody  jnly  31,  pt 

It  17  It  10  b  4  Ellis  w  add,3y  6^.... $1500 
Lundgren  S  to  J  H  Ernst  july  30,  It  24  b 

2,  20  <0  14,  5y  6%   $1600 

Lingle  8  8  to  S  M  Leator  june  1,  It  10 

and  11  b  2  b  24,  2  J  39  14,  2y  H...  $1200 
Lamoreaox  8  to  Oiks  &  Maoh  B  L  &  I 


Johnson  J  to  W  C  Frioke  July  27,  It  95 
neqr  35  40  13,  6y  6^  $1500 

Johnston  A  to  £  W  Adkinson  July  29,  It 
31  It  23,  16  38  14,  6y  6^  $2400 

Johnson  G  A  to  Chicago  Title  G  T  Co 
jnly  26,  It  86  and  pt  85  8  w  8  w  5 
*0  14  $3000 

Jager  C  to  Holland  B  &  L  Assn  ang  1,  It 
49  b  9,  20  38  14,756  ...$1600 

Jones  L  E  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  joly  26,  Its 
67  to  69  b  70  It  13  eto,  14  39  13,  6y  1% 
 $2000 

Kirkham  E  M  to  A  B  Mead  july  20,  It  16  b 
6,  18  40  14,  6)?  $2000 


Assn  jaly  6,  It  65  n  e  ^,  .35  40  13, 

 $3000 

Lind  N  J  to  Swedish  B  &  L  Assn  july  31, 

It  18  b  3,  30  39  14,  6%  $2300 

Mooney  J  H  to  J  Qoggin  july  27,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  15  WoloDtt  add,  3y  6^  $2030 

McAllister  H  G  to  0  F  Plotke  july  10,  Its 

47  and  48  b  75  W  Hghts,   $2400 

Miller  W  J  to  R  Berger  joly  29,  It  3  b  3, 

17  38  14,  .3y  1%   $1300 

MoMahon  F  to  M  E  Greeaebaum  july  30 

It  16  b  6,  10  38  It,  5y  6^  $11,000 

MoDermott  T  L  to  M  W  Morphy  jaly  30, 

It  44  to  46  b  1,  23  38  14,  2y  6%  $6630 

Matthews  £  to  W  0  H  Mannheimer  july 

I.  It  8  b  5,  4  38  12,  6y  6«  $2600 

Miohaelson  H  to  G  A  Mngler  june  20,  It 

41  and  pt  42  b  3,  3  39  13,  2y  6^  $1200 

McDonough  J  E  to  J  J  O'Hare  july  6,  It  1 

Ooanselman'a  subd,  6  38  14,  ly  6^.. $2600 
Mayor  W  to  W  L  Moss  jane  15,  It  16  and 

17  b  6,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Maher  L  to  A  Loeb  jaly  27,  It  84  b  58,  19 

39  14,  3y  &%  $60  0 

Maethaus  G  to  0  C  Batz  aug  2,  It  10  b  1 

b  15,  5  39  14,  7^   $5000 

MoAdams  O  to  A  Wolf  jalj  18,  It  10  Oas- 

ley  sub  17  38  14,  1%   $1600 

Mucenkowski  8  to  J  H  Vm  Vlissingen  july 

22,  It  44  b  18,  26  40  13,  3y  1%  $1700 

MoOracken  E  to  0  R  Calkins  Aug  1,  It  34 

b  2,  20  38  14,  6y  1%  ...  $2000 

Miller  M  M  to  O  H  Damon  july  1,  It  3  It 

15.  7  39  14,  3y  7%  $2200 

Merseroe  8  T  to  0  J  Hambleton  jnly  29, 
pt  b  1,  n  e  ^  27  39  13,  3y  6^,  4  deeds 

 $7500 

Mueike  H  to  Title  &  T  B  Assn  july  20,  Its 

42  and  43  b  24,  25  40  13,  7^  $2474 

Morbach  W  to  T  J  Lefens  July  25,  Us  44 

to  49  b  6,  26  40  13,  5y  6^  $3600 

Mnlcahy  N  to  J  F  Scanlan  Jnly  29,  pt  Its 

4  and  6  Pence's  sub  17  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 
Miller  H  M  to  N  Chi  Mut  L  &  B  Assn  aug 

1,  Its  8  to  10  b  44  Sheffield  add,  6$.$1500 
MoGnrley  M  V  to  F  B  Chandler  june  28, 


It  12  It  I  b  13  Ashland  2d  add,  3y  6!5$4000 
Nichols  H  H  to  8  Danlop  july  29,  It  2  Oir 

ct  partn  11  39  12,  2y  6«  $2000 

Nedwed  T  to  0  C  Schumacher  jnly  26.  It  2 

b  S,  26  39  13,  7%  $1100 

Nehf  W  F  to  A  Smith  july  27,  It  36  b  10, 

26  40  13.  7^  $1100 

Northrnp  J  B  to  H  fl  0  Miller  jnly  24,  It 

38  and  39  b  2,  33  39  14,  ly  6%  $1500 

Nelson  L  to  G  D  Pease  jaly  24,  Us  33  and 

34  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y  1%  $5300 

Nelson  E  P  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  jnly 

15,  U  7  U  58,  1  39  13,  1%  $3500 

O'Neill  M  M  to  G  W  Kellner  jnly  24,  Us  6 
and  6  b  20,  K  &  R  add,  8  Evnstn,  6y  6^ 

 $2500 

O'Connor  T  F  to  J  Goggin  jone  22,  It  127 

and  160  b  1,  5  39  14,  3y  6$   $2000 

Olson  0  Z  to  8  R  Harford  july  29,  It  15  b 

2,  18  40  14,  7^  11400 

O'Donnell  J  to  P  0  Stensland  jaly  26,  It 

37  b  46  Ogden  add,  3y  7%  $1600 

Pnroell  T  to  F  8  Winston  joly  29,  pt  b  1, 
Cook  and  A  snbd,  24  39  13  and  o  p,  ly 

6^  $22,000 

Propeck  D  to  R  £  Buchanan  jaly  1,  pt  It 

46  and  47  b  44,  7  39  15,  3y   $2600 

Phillips  O  E  to  A  Wisner  july  30,  8  w  M 

n  e  3^  34  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Peterson  8  M  to  fl  A  Hangan  Aug  2,  It  4 
and  5  and  pt  6  b  73  Russell  M  4  B  add, 

2y  7^   $10,000 

Place  D  S  to  Q  G  WiUard  Aug  1,  It  1  and 

4  b  2,  15  39  13,  2y   ....$10,000 

Peton  J  to  J  Dives  jaly  27,  It  16  b  1,  20 

39  14,  5%  $1100 

Proudfoot  M  F  &  L  to  Northern  Trust  Oo 

july  29,  It  25  b  3,  36  41  9  $1700 

Ritchie  T  to  E  G  Foreman  jaly  22,  pt  Us 

4  to  6  It  41  Bronson  add,  5y  Q%  $9J00 

Robinson  R  C  to  0  K  Miller  july  29,  It  9  b 

7,  16  39  13,  6y  6«  $i;500 

Raggio  J  L  to  F  0  Mueller  Feb  23,  It  11  b 

2,  27  39  15,  3y  6^  $35(0 

Rockwell  C  M  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  july 

24,  pt  It  9  b  2,  3  .38   14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Rowe  £  R  to  0  L  Thayer  jane  21,  It  48  b 

1,  20  38  14,   12200 

Reynolds  F  B  to  M  £  Greenebanm  juty 

29,  It  3  It  38, 16  38  14,  3y  7^  $1500 

Rehm  D  to  I  G  Lombard  jnly  1,  It  11  and 

pt  10  b  3  Douglas  Pk  add  2y  6^  ....  $2  500 
Rnss  W  L  to  D  M  Ball  Aug  1,  It  6  b  12 

Norwood  Pk,  9y  6^  $1700 

Reilnnd  J  8  to  R  Berger  july  24,  It  19  and 

20  b  31,  8  37  15,  3y  %%%.  $1500 

Ramer  0  to  W  A  Hamilton  Aug  2,  It  11  b 

1,  8  38  14,  2y  b%  $1150 

Redman  L  to  Western  U  B  &  L  Assn 
jnly  29,  It  20  and  pt  21  b  3,  21  38  14,  6« 

 $3000 

Rneokert  J  to  Koscinski  B  L  &  H  Aasn 

jaly  12,  pt  It  3  b  14,  33  39  IZ,  &%....  $1200 
Reynertson  T  J  to  A  Peterson  july  25,  It 

9  b  2.36  40  13,  2y  6^  $6000 

Rooe  J  J  to  W  A  Bond  june  19,  It  4  b  4 

Hagan  &  D  add,  3y  6%  $1500 

Reed  8  E  &  H  T  to  R  Hefti  july  18,  pt  It 

6,  35  40  13,  6y        4  deeds  $28'.  0 

Seaton  E  D  to  M  W  Pinokney  july  26,  Us 

22  and  23  b  7,  31  39  14,   $5000 

Salomon  J  to  P  Vernon  july  29,  It  10  b  2, 

19  40  14,  7^  $1200 

Sohroeder  J  to  J  Snmp  july  26,  It  29  b  6 

b  44  Sheffield  add,  3y  6^  $15  )0 

8penoer  J  Q  to  R  Hart  june  16,  Its  17  to 

20,  w  >^  e  }^  8  e  34  8  38  14,  5y  6^.$22,0(  0 
Sietman  L  to  T  H  Sohintz  July  26,  pt  e  >^ 

s  w  3^  8  e  3^  30  42  13,  5y  6<<   $1500 

Sohlatt  A  to  C  R  Calkins  july  30,  pt  It  17. 

n  e  M  8  w  3€  10  38  14,  5y   $5500 

Simpson  O  to  E  Q  Pauling  july  20,  It  13  b 

12,  6  39  14,  5y  6jf   $4500 

Swift  M  £  to  Northern  T  Co  july  8,  Its  17 

to  20  b  1,  7  37  14  $3£01 

Straus  8  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jaly  26,  pt 

It  5  It  6  b  5  Cleaverville,  6  y  6;i..$50,OOJ 
Soheppler  0  to  A  Torpe  july  30,  It  8  b  1, 

20  40  14,  6y  6^   $1600 

Stauber  P  A  to  M  M  A  Stauber  july  29, 

It  8  b  61,  19  39  14,  5y  6^  $180  ) 

Schiefer  H  F  to  Q  Van  Zandt  jaly  30, 

prem  51  W  Madison  at,  3y  6^    , . .  .$dOOO 
Sandmaker  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jaly 

20,  It  16  b  7,  30  40  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Steiner  W  to  H  W  Austin  july  31,  It  1  b  2, 

7  39  13,  23m,  1%   $3500 

Sobwank  R  to  R  Berger  july  25,  pt  b  4, 

35    40  13,  3y  1%  $15  )0 

Stembrecher  0  to  T  H  Sohintz  july  26,  It 

58  and  69  b  12,  31  4014,  4y  6^.... $25,000 
Sohnenemann  E  &  F  to  A  Gatzert  july  19 

It  29  b  7.  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $5000 

Schroeder  M  V  and  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm 
Ang  1,  It  46  and  pt  45  b  8,  17  38  14,  6y 


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e%  12000 

Sohroeder  B  8  to  L  F  Sohlaeter  jaly  31, 

pt  It  68  b  34,  26  39  13,  3 j  6«  |3000 

Simons  L  to  M  E  (ireeaebaam  Aag  1,  It  6 

and  pt  6  Simons'  sobd,  3  38  U,  5y  e% 

 |4o00 

Sohroeder  O  F  to  0  H  Fieisober  jane  19, 

It  32  b  14,  25  40  13,  67m09  6^  ,.$1900 

Sandahl  A  to  E  Q  Pauling  jaly  31,  It  4  b 

9  U  D  L  add,  5y  1%  $1200 

Schick  W  T  to  N  Obi  Mat  S  &  B  Assn 

jaly  25,  It  45  b  6  b  5  SheiBeld  add,  1% 

 $2000 

Sherman  I  D  W  to  J  B  Sherman  jaly  1, 

'90,  Its  1  to  3  b  87,  8  8  add,  5y  5«. $50,000 
Strassheim  L  to  Cook  Oo  B  and  L  Assn 

Jaly  24,  It  36  b  4  b  3  Sheffield  add.  $1200 
Schloeman  E  H  to  Drezsl  B  and  L  ARsn 

joly  22,  pt  b  14,  4  38  14,  6%  $12,000 

Soheaver  N  N  to  Drexel  B  and  L  Assn 

jaly  1,  Its  27  and  28  b  4,  21  37  14... $1400 
Sontag  H  to  J  8  Norton  ang  1,  Us  3  and  4 

b  3  Iglehart  to  E^ranston  5y  6%  $5000 

Slattery  M  to  T  J  Lefena  july  3,  It  12  b 

16  Herrington  add  5y  6^  $15,000 

Scott  D  to  E  3  Mason  jane  29,  It  46  b  2, 

33  39  14,  5y  6%   .,.$3000 

Spoer  G  to  F  Kreuder  aag  3,  It  6  b  6,  8  40 

14,  4y  6^  $1500 

Schoot  H  to  A  Scboot  aag  1,  It  31  b  60,  19 

39  14.  5y  6%  $2400 

Smith  W  H  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Assn  ang  1, 

pt  It  20  It  9,  21  38  14,  Ti  $1200 

Trapp  G  to  J  H  Weiss  jaly  1,  Its  1  and  2 

b  9,  22  38  14,  3y  6%  $3900 

Taylor  H  0  to  F  S  Hebard  jaly  7,  pt  It  13 

and  14  b  59.  H  to  Hy  Pk,  2y  6%  $3500 

Tillon  H  to  Am  Title  &  T  Oo  jaly  22,  pt 

b  3  b  1,  28  38  14,  6i  $12,000 

Titas  B  to  H  E  Hurlba^  jane  1.  It  5  and 

pt  6  b  9,  Bookwell  add  5y  5}4%  . . .  $20,000 
Thomas  W  et  al  to  J  H  Gilbert  jaly  30,  It 

32  b  4,  7  39  14.  3y  6%  $4500 

Turner  E  H  to  F  B  Peabodj  july  22,  pt  b 

6,  11  38  l4,  5y  6%,  5  deeds  $31,500 

Theiss  J  F  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  16,  pt  It 

38  It  C,  28  40  14,  5y  6i.  $7000 

Taylor  E  E  &  D  8  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co 

jaly  31,  Us  11  to  20  b  1,  8  37  15,  5y  1% 

 $3000 

Thornton  0  8  to  A  B  Mead  aug  1,  U  24 

and  pt  23  Beck's  sub  21  38  14,  5y  6^5  $5000 
Thompson  E  to  E  S  Dreyer  ang  2,  It  13  b 

2,  9  38  14,  7y  6^  $2652 

Umdenstook  M  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  12, 

It  29  32  and  33  It  12U  etc  Bronson  add, 

5y  6^  $7000 

Vosta  A  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  jaly  25,  It  61 

b  10,  20  39  14,  6s  H  $35i  0 

Voren  A  to  A  Chytrans  jaly  31,  It  42  b  1, 

2C  37  14  $2C00 

Wall  W  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingeu  jaly  28,  It 

45  b  I,  Pickett  2d  add,  3y  6%  $3100 

Wallen  W  L  to  J  G  Straas  jaly  29,  blks  13 

and  16  and  pt  15,  28  40  12,  ly  e%.  .  $2000 
Woodrofl  F  a  to  W  A  Foster  jaly  30,  pt  U 

5  b  1,  10  38  14,  60  ds,  6^  $1200 

Wheeler  N  0  to  F  P  Simons  jaly  27,  pt  Us 

21  and  22  b  1,  23  38  14,  6^  $1500 

Westmeyer  M  to  Am  Trast  &  S  Bank  jaly 

?9,  It  1  b  11,  17  38  14,  6%  $1600 

Waller  B  A  to  New  York  Life  Ins  Co  jnly 

1,  It  7  It  108  Bronson  add,  5y  6^6.. $51,000 
Waller  E  A  et  al  to  H  S  Osborne  jaly  25, 

U  7  It  108  Bronson  add,  13m  8%.  .$15,000 
Wyman  0  H  to  A  Varty  Ang  1,  It  29  and 

30  b  5,  34  40  13.  61  8  deeds  $4100 

Wisten  A  E  lo  C  U  Fleischer  Aag  1,  It  16 

b  2,  19  38  14,3y  7«  $1800 

Wenderf  F  N  to  J  H  Gilbert  jaly  30,  Us 

46  and  46  b  4,  29  4C  13,  3y  6>^^  $1300 

Wentworth  G  E  to  A  Loeb  ang  3,  ptlts  17 

and  18,10  38  14,  3y  6^  $35,000 

Woodrnfl  F  R  to  J  0  Neely  jaly  24,  vt  b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  6%,  4  deeds  .  $13,600 

Witkowski  M  to  P  Qiersoh  jaly  29,  pt  it  4 

b  82  Shefl  add,  7%  $1200 

Worsliok  O  to  J  W  Loeb  jaly  29,  It  6  It  14 

b  5,  21  40  14,  2y  6«  $30  0 

Weber  J  Q  to  J  P  Wilson  jaly  19,  pt  It  10 

Dyer  sab,  28  40  14,  6y  6%  $10,000 

WaUwork  E  L  to  M  L  Willard  jaly  25,  It 

11  Bowen  sub,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Woroh  M  to  W  Heinemann  jaly  30,  pt  It 

42  b  10,  29  40  14,  3y  0^  $2500 

Williams  H  U  to  Common  W  L  &  B  Assn 

jane  5,  It  1  It  10,  15  40  13  $1800 

Weissner  J  P  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Assn  jaly 

30,  pt  It  2  b  6,  26  37  14,  1%  $1100 

Weil  L  to  A  Pike  jaly  30,  It  46  b  8,  28  39 

14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Wilson  Q  L  to  0  R  Matson,  It  8  b  1,  7  39 

13,  5y  6%  $2500 

Woodbridge  J  to  F  R  Chandler  Us  1  to  13 

b  1,  25  38  14,3y  7^  $6000 

Warmstadt  B  to  North w  Mat  L  Ins  Go 

jaly  25,  It  33  b  18,  4  38  14,  5y  6^... $2800 


Zabel  A  to  Kojoinsko  B  L  &  H  Assn  jnly 
1,  It  37  b  64,  19  39  14,  6^ .   $1600 


OHATTUL.  aiUJITUAMKIi. 


Ackerman  H  to  W  Aokerman  Jaly  30, 

horses  and  wagon  $147 

American  Ceramic  Wks  to  J  C  Clifford 

Jaly  8,  plant  Lake  6m  $31,060 

Armbreoht  L  to  Morrison  Plammei  Jt  Oo 

Jaly  25,  drugs  723  Lake  2v  $1333 

Apit  J  to  Boh  Brg  Co  Jaly  13,  saloon  977 

W  19th  dem  $386 

Andrews  J  to  L  Spengler  jaly  16,  piano 

and  farn  2734  Park  av  80ds  $118 

Adams  A  A  to  Smith  Bros  Jnly  25,  farn 

7m  $122 

Adams  A  B  to  Q  G  Habbell  aag  5,  fnrn 

9m  $135 

Arthur  L  J  to  M  M  Zeigler  anff  5,  horse 

and  furn  85  Dearborn  ly  $3620 

Buckley  M  H  to  M  L  Orum  July  30,  fnrn 

588  Warren  av,  6m  $100 

Beiswanger  T  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Oo 

July  29,  saloon  4726  Ashland  2y  $400 

Belsky  J  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Co  July  25, 

saloon  113  W  16th  2y  $250 

Bekasek  J  to  T  H  Hoenig  July  31,  wagon 

663  19th  2m  $85 

Bergen  R  to  Citizans  Brg  Co  June  1, 

saloon  Lake  $500 

BoUand  J  to  8  Taaber  aag  1,  horses  etc 

481  Haron  $118 

Blackford  VV  M  to  H  P  Mount  jaly  27, 

piano,  4120  Palmer  av  7m  $73 

Bray  O  E  to  0  H  Merrick  jaly  30,  farn 

23m    $70 

Bray  F  M  to  Kelley,  Mans  &  Oo  July  30, 

horse,  wagon  etc  283  Randolph  5m.. $355 
Bole  R  F  to  A  A  Bole  Jnly  31,  lighting 

plant  3127  Archer  av  $85 

Baxter  J  8  to  F  0  Pardridge  ang  1, 

machinery  etc  340  Dearborn  16m  $12,000 
Byrnes  J  to  M  inhattan  Brg  Co  aag  3, 

saloon  5  Park  Row  2y  $500 

Beaman  8  8  to  B  Crafts  Julv  31,  grocery 

Cicero  $700 

Bartholomew  A  V  to  H  Morse  aug  6,  furn 

6m  $112 

Bartsch  J  L  to  Corper  Brg  Co  ang  5, 

saloon  84  w  Van  Buren   $400 

Brisco  8  B  to  Onid  &  Edcatt  aag  1,  furn 

5933  Indiana  av  6m  $400 

Boelke  vv  et  al  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Co 

aug  1,  saloon  77  W  Adams  2y  $350 

Becker  A  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Oo  Ma'-  1, 

saloon  P5i  Blue  Isl  av  2y  '.$300 

Bentley  W  I  to  H  Morse  aug  I,  furn  6  n 

 $103 

Brundbeck  A  F  to  M  K  Meyer  aug  1,  furn 

Winnetka  6m    $250 

Banovik  J  to  Hubbard  Milling  Co  aug  2, 

horse,  wagon  and  flxt  1005  Milwaukee 

av  2y  $386 

Braven  F  to  0  Turgeson  July  30,  farn  2y 

 $1C0 

Burger  F  to  M  £  Finch  July  31,  fnrn  6m 

  $77 

Oonnaught  H  W  to  0  T  CarUn  july  10, 

engine  etc  1007  Sheffield  av,  3m  $168 

Cohn  A  to  Citizens  Brg  Co  June  1,  saloon 

5658  Halsted  $400 

Coffey  A  L  to  N  8  Glore  july  24,  furn 

3952  State  6m  $93 

Cooney  T  to  S  Richardson  July  21,  furn 

6m  $99 

Cooney  T  to  W  Hazleton  jnly  31,  fnrn  6m 

 $109 

Carlson  J  M  to  A  Aronson  aug  3,  horses 

etc  880  N  Campbell  av  ly   $160 

Carlson  J  M  to  P  Peterson  acg  3,  6m.  .$150 
Onrtin  H  to  G  G  Unbbell  aug  5,  furn  8m 

 $120 

Ornm  J  M  to  0  Meader  ang  3,  furn  7m$236 
Case  J  Q  to  Cicero  Lumber  Co  ang  6, 

horses  etc  Austin  2y   $300 

Curtice  S  J  to  N  Camp  July  20,  furn  2127 

Mich  av  ly    $200 

Carntners  8  M  to  Klein  Bros  &  Hymen 

aug  1,  saloon  5  5  State  May  1  $488 

Ohristenson  J  P  to  W  8  Brg  Co  July  27, 

fnrn  841  Division  'Jy  $200 

Cary  J  b  to  H  P  Mount  aug  2,  farn 

Jackson  and  Dearborn  Im  $105 

Champlin  C  E  to  A  M  Springer  July  31, 

futn  18m  $160 

Oottrell  B  U  to  F  Q  Wright  July  31,  furn 

ly  $100 

Christensen  S  to  A  Christensen  aug  2, 

horses  etc  341  Milwaukee  av   $400 

Clarke  J  F  to  F  E  Blackman  aug  2,  fnrn 

ly  $200 

Chambers  W  J  to  B  Burr  aug  1,  fnrn  9m 

 $135 

Oheever  H  G  to  S  B  Enowlton  aag  2, 

furn  6m  $68 

Damke  A  M  to  A  Hnebnor  July  26,  mdse 


879  Madison  ly    $400 

Delahyde  T  J  to  H  P  Mount  jnly  29,  furn 

924  35th  ct  7m  $120 

DiouD  T  E  toMcCormiok  H  M  Oo  to  July 

26,  harvester  and  bitider  etc  Orland 

17m  $136 

Dean  J  to  J  A  Dahlem  July  22,  furn  212 

Central  av,  Austin  ly  $96 

Dreyer  H  to  H  Nenmeister  aug  2,  horses 

etc  63  Oak  2y  $500 

Dow  T  F  to  G  P  Hoover  aug  5,  furn  1369 

Wilton  av  2y  $70 

Dibos  J  to  W  S  Brg  Oo  June  27,  salool 

North  av  and  Sedgwick  2y  $600 

Dreyer  H  to  H  Nenmtister  aug  1,  market 

etc  465  Oak  2y  $60(1 

Deichmanij  W  to  N  W  Brg  Co  July  30, 

saloon  248  N  Western  av  23m  $750 

Detring  M  to  Nao  M  L  Co  aug  3^  furn  4m 

 .$108 

Ewald  G  E  to  Orr  &  Locket  H  W  Oo  ang 

2,  market  21  Evanston  av  June  1,'96  $228 
Eldridge  D  S  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  aag  1,  furn 

116th  St  7m  $76 

Ezell  L  to  C  Bergersen  July  27,  horse  etc 

ly  $1000 

Evans  0  to  J  Springer  July  29,  furn  and 

s  m  614  California  av  6m  $78 

Foot  J  B  to  S  Makeever  july    13,  furn, 

Norwood  Pk,  6m   $170 

Franks  E  to  0  Franks  july  30,  fnrn  83 

31st  2y  $400 

Foornier  8  to  E  Fournier  July  27,  furn 

15m  $300 

Frank  L  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  aug  6,  saloon 

334  Clark  2y  $1300 

Freybourg  P  to  M  E  Finch  july  10,  fnrn 

7m  $200 

Franzen  J  to  S  B  Knowlton  July  30, 

horse  etc  7m   $195 

FaUenberg  F  A  to  A  O  McClnrg  &  Co 

July  30,  horses,  wagons  etc  Noble  and 

Erie,  2y  $800 

Fowler  K  A  to  8  A  Fowler  aug  2,  furn 

301  63d  30m  $300 

Froeblioh  M  to  M  E  Finch  aug  1,  furn  6m 

 $72 

Greely  W  T  to  W  L  Fetch  july  9,  furn 

1406  Fulton  6m  $118 

Gail  D  H  to  M  E  Finch  Jnly  30,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Goff  A  to  G  G  Habbell  July  31,  furn  10m 

 $103 

Gardner  G  to  M  Gardner  July  31,  shop 

792  W  North  av  ly  $300 

Graff  J  to  H  A  Eirchhoff  ang  2,  saloon 

339  W  12th  6m  $486 

Qolqw  R  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  aag  2,  saloon 

2624  Wentworth  2y   ...$500 

Gault  T  B  to  S  E  Eldridge  aug  1,  furn 

(51  Estes  av  2m  $510 

Gavin  P  J  to  M  E  Finch  July  31,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Halle  a  J  to  G  G  Hubbell  jnly  26,  fnrn 

8m  $155 

Hand  N  S  to  Shoenhofen  Brg  Oo  Jnly  39, 

furn  33  Willis  ct  7m  $97 

Herman  W  to  J  Schelling  Jnly  1,  horses 

etc  2y  $400 

Hansen  H  B  to  H  Ganler  july  29,  norse 

etc  706  Davis  2y  $600 

Hennroth  D  to  M  Tohtz  Ju'y  30,  horse 

and  buggy  etc  9m  $110 

Henderson  J  8  to  J  H  Gunsolus  july  30, 

furn  and  piano,  2844  Aldine  pi  6m.. $186 
Hennesey  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  July  20, 

piano,  6m.,.  $103 

Halsar  G  A  to  0  M  Upton  Jnly  29,  piano 

and  furn  3960  Langley  av  ly  $336 

Hintze  R  A  to  H  Morse  july  31,  furn  6m 

  $185 

Hergh  E  to   A    Raggen  aug  1,  photo 

gallery  May  1  $100 

Hansen  J  M  Smith  Bros  ang  1,  farn  7m  $83 
Haokett  J  to  Delaney  &  M  Mar  31,  saloon 

162  Van  B  $921 

Hanaohler  J  to  Corper  B  &  M  Oo  aug  1, 

saloon  801  Root  ly  $200 

Heaslip  M  0  to  Natnl  M  Loan  Co  aug  1, 

furn,  piano  and  s  m  47  pine  st  $132 

Hunter  W  J  to  £  A  Erd  July  24,  piano,  2y 

 $75 

Helmkomp  H  J  to  J  F  Maher  Jnly  27, 

saloon  189  Lake  2y   $2600 

Heselsheid  W  to  E  Christ  aug  2,  wagons 

etc  4m  $250 

Hoffat  B  P  to  W  0  Reebil  &  Son  July  25, 
horse  and  wagon  1030  Seminary  av  Mar 

1  $130 

Henneck  B  *o  J  Loeser  aug  1,  fnrn  Mar 

1  $92 

Hawley  <£  Steib  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  jnly 

27,  furn  39  N  Sheldon  7m  $70 

Ishay  L  to  T  0  Jermain  July  29,  furn  and 

and  s  m  913  Maplawood  av  $150 

Jentzsch  R  to  J  V  Pirrer  july  23,  drugs 
ete,  1064  12th,  apr  15,'97  $3900 


Jarzonkowsky  J  A  to  B  Straas  ,  oowa 

etc  18m  $160 

Jullison  0  to  M  Olson  July  31,  horse 

wagon,  fnrn  etc  404  W  Etie  2y  $326 

Jahries  W  0  to  0  Jahries  July  30,  grocery 

1686  Ogden  av  2y  $1000 

Jacobsou  U  to  H  Morse  july  30,  furn  and 

piano,  6m  $166 

Johnson  S  A  to  B  A  Erd  jnly  30,  fnrn  2y 

 $76 

Johnson  E  to  P  Christiansen  aug  2,  farn 

191  W  Erie  10m  $250 

Johnson  Y  to  B  Jackson  July  22,  piano, 

961  Mead  ly  $100 

Jackson  A  J  to  H  Morse  ang  2,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Joh-json  £  to  J  W  Angel  Jnly  2,  horse 

etc  2y  $460 

Jahn  L  to  E  S  Young  July  31,  fnrn  1469 

Mich  av  6m  $250 

Janssen  A  to  O'D  &,  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  July 

27,  saloon  531  Sedgwick  2y  $685 

Ereas  J  to  HWatersCo  horse  etc804  47th, 

6m   $175 

Eelly  T  H  to  G  H  Oobleigh  july  29,  fnrn 

State  and  Oak  and  171  LaSalle  6m.  .$230 
Eeegan  P  to  (V  Eensella  aug  I,  fizt  6037 

State  3m  $100 

Eey^  P  to  Fabst  Brg  Co  Jnly  30,  saloon 

233  W  Harrison  23m  $500 

Kirch  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  July  24,  saloon 

299  Mohawk  st  ly  $700 

Eorpoclk  O  to  C  Lamprecht  aug  1,  wagon 

2y  $160 

Eendrick  F  B  to  M  E  Finch  aug  1,  fnrn 

6m   $165 

Kinsman  J  A  to  M  Mizer  ang  3,  farn  2806 

Wabash  5m  $300 

Etein  A  to  H  Disnett  Jnly  26,  wagon.  ..$80 
Eeasey  E  J  to  H  Morse  ang  3,  furn  6m. $84 
Eehm  Feitsel  &  Miller  Co  to  0  B  Cotterell 

July  29,  presses  etc  Clinton  and  Van  B 

2y  $5600 

Eempf  H  to  0  Brown  aug  5,  horse  etc 

Washington  and  Webster  2y  $600 

Eehue  J  J  to  M  E  Finch  ang  1,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Kelly  D  J  to  M  E  Finch  jnly  31,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Lndvigson  J  to  J  0  Heggen  July  25,  fnrn 

182  N  May  9m  $260 

Leverenz  B  0  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo  July  29, 

furn  2(  8  N  Clark  20m  $600 

LewieF  H  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  0oJnly24, 

saloon  461  State  2y  $580 

Lyon  R  B  to  0  Denuehy  &  Co  July  30, 

saloon  738  Madison  2y  $1786 

Lowe  M  H  to  M  J  Salter  July  24,  grocery 

679  Madison  ly  $ — 

Linn  A  to  L  B  Shields  jaly  26  piano,  3m 

 $110 

Lehman  M  E  E  to  M  E  Finch  July  20, 

furn  and  s  m  $77 

Migdalski  J  I  to  £  Z  Brovonski  aug  1, 

ptg  office  775  Ashland  av  9m  $150 

MoGill  J  to  M  £  Finch  aug  2,  farn  6m. $82 
McUenry  H  P  to  J  H  Mansfield  ang  1, 

farn  3549  Ellis  av  $500 

McCarthy  M  to  J  Buddy  Jnly  30,   

6  m   $300 

Mistin  B  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Oo  July  20, 

saloon  178  Randolph  2y  $500 

Mnrbaok  H  to  J  T  Boddie  Jnly  30,  saloon 

2y  $216 

Meehan  J  to  J  Cullen  Jnly  29,  farn  4m  $123 
MoClnre  J  8  to  B  W  Donovan  Jnly  3C, 

fnrn  1235  Armitage  ay  18m  $260 

MoMahon  J  to  0  Bergersen  July  29,  piano 

ly  $103 

Mitchell  W  B  to  F  H  Ray  July  30,  furn 

Goodland  and  31st  st  6m  $700 

Moore  J  H  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Co  aug  1, 

billiard  goods  3816  Hart  av  18m  ....  $288 
MoBride  J  P  to  J  H  Ripley  May  27,  horse 

wagon  etc  ,, .  $600 

Murphy  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  july  31, 

saloon  Ashland  av  and  36ih  33m  $660> 

Muelleder  A  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  aug  1, 

saloon  471  5th  av  2y  $200* 

McGrath  J  to  Birk  Brg  Co  Jnly  31,  saloon 

805  Olybourn  2y  $400 

Meagher  W  to  H  Morse  aug  3,  horses  etc 

6m  $103 

Nonamaker  8  8  to  8  Beals  Jnly  33,  drugs 

2025  Lexington  $3000 

Nelson  £  0  to  J  H  Gunsolus  july  31, 

fnrn  828  School  9m  $135 

Novotney  F  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Oo  jaly 

31,  saloon  1566  22d  2y  $1000i 

Norton  E  D  to  J  M  Norton  July  1,  milk 

business  306  79th  2y  $386 

Nonamaker  S  S  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Co  aug 

1,  drugs  363  Western  av,  2y  $607 

Nelson  E  P  to  T  U  Barklund  july  16, 

horses  etc  62  Fremont  13m  $260 

Osborn  F  A  to  O  H  Osborn  July  30,  horses 
etc  1611  N  Clark  |32fl 


August  10,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


767 


O'Brien  D  V  to  fi  Morse  ang  5,  forn  6m 

 |77 

Opperman  D  to  Sohoenhofen  Btg  Co  Jnly 

31,  saloon  337  W  13th  2y  $200 

O'Brien  J  to  M  E  Finch  Jnly  30,  fnrn  and 

piano,  6in  |103 

O'Neil  M  to  L  Pierson  Jnly  26,  piano, 

24m  |100 

Olson  N  to  W  Hazleton  aag  3,  forn  4m  $136 
Olsohner  O  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  June  28, 

saloon  4014  State,  dem  $315 

O'Brien  M  J  to  J  F  Hobbs  aag  3,  saloon 

935  Madison  3y  $2338 

Patterson  W  to  H  Morse  July  29,  horses 

eto  6m  $103 

Paige  J  W  to  G  N  Stone  Jnly  30,  type 

setting  and  diatribating  maobines  eto 

1076  W  15th  6m  '  $910 

Potnam  0  W  to  Tosetti  Erg  Oo  July  31, 

saloon  14  Olark  ly  $850 

Propeok  D  and  J  M  to  fi  £  Baohanan 

Jnly  30,  drugs  3621^  W  Randolph  ly  $1200 
Parker  0  F  to  M  E  Finoh  jnly  29,  forn 

6m  $82 

Parker  0  to  B  Tagne  ang  2.  furn  23m. $200 
Plunkett  J  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  Jnly  29, 

saloon  108  N  Olark,  2y  $1100 

Peterson  M  A.  to  H  F  Anderson  aag  1, 

farn  314  Grand  av  ly  $445 

Palmer  J  A  to  Natl  M  Lian  Oo  ang  2, 

fnrn  555  Division  8m  $70 

Pearoe  0  W  to  W  Hazleton  Jnly  27,  fnrn 

5m  $260 

Rowan  J  W  to  0  Gibbs  jnly  26,  fnrn  239 

Ohioago  av  6m  $135 

Ransok  0  E  to  J  Campbell  May  15,  piano 

and  fnrn  4756  Evans  av  18m".  $1800 

Reese  H  to  Standard  Brewry  joly  31, 

saloon  254  N  State  dem  $516 

Reynolds  J  E  to  Smith  Bros  Jnne  7,  farn 

48  Shields  ly  $74 

Redpnh  fl  H  to  W  R  Mogg  Jaly  31,  fnrn 

23m  $254 

Riohardeon  Q  to  G  G  Hnbbell  ang  2,  fnrn 

10m  $83 

Reed  J  A  to  A  S  Boe  aag  2,  fnrn  181 

Grand  av  23m  $352 

Roberson  E  M  to  H  Morse  Jnly  31,  piano 

6m  $103 

Roney  M  to  O  Bergersen  Jnly  31,  fnrn 

and  piano,  494  LaSalle  ly  $*53 

Rogers  T  P  to  N  M  Rogers  ang  3,  farn 

3('ds  $10C0 

Robinson  M  W  to  J  MoOann  May  14, 

crops  Ohioago  Lawn  ly  $135 

Sanders  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  jaly  30,  forn 

177  Sedgwick  7m  $100 

Smith  M  B  to  O  Haak  jnly  30,  fnrn  ly  $100 
Siebert  A  to  A  Sohanss  jaly  30,  saloon 

1343  N  Halsted  ly  $325 

Szpajda  F  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  jnly  28,  saloon 

685  Holt  av  ly  $300 

Sohrader  W  to  D  Weimer  Jnly  31,  horses 

etc  2y  $900 

Seidl  L  to  M  Koch  Jaly  30,  barber  shop 

3465  0  Grove  av  ly  

Shaver  J  C  to  H  Morse  Jnly  29,  furn 

piano  and  s  m  6m  $81 

Stronger  J  to  M  E  Finch  Jnly  30,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  $93 

Stepek  J  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  jnly  31,  saloon 

1280  Whipple  st  ly  $125 

Silber  A  to  8  F  Gunsolns  aag  2,  fnrn  6m 

 $390 

Stroder  F  to  C  J  Shields  Jnly  24,  fnrn 

Plymouth  av  6m  $130 

Schmidt  J  0  to  F  N  Keferstein  ang  3, 

saloon  444  Milwaukee  av  $1100 

Shively  D  M  to  S  B  Parsons  fnrn....$ — 
Skaden  V  E  to  E  h,  Nelson  ang  1,  furn 

185  Washington  7m  $625 

Schneider  0  A  to  W  Winkler  jnly  20, 

horse  and  buggy  Ashland  nr  School  st 

8m  $88 

Snllivan  E  to  J  D  Spear  May  25,  piano 

and  8  m  9m  $88 

Swete  A  to  H  Morse  July  29,  furn  and 

piano,  6m  $103 

Snell  J  to  M  E  Finch  July  26,  piano  6m  $93 
Sampson  W  B  to  H  Hillebreght  ang  1, 

piano,  ly  $166 

Scott  L  to  Oondell  8  &  T  Oo  ang  1,  piano 

938  Fletcher  11m  $70 

Shirley  0  A  to  D  Rankin  July  30,  piano 

and  fnrn  6933  Yale  st  5m  $136 

Sears  H  to  H  P  Mount  Juiy  30,  furn  969 

Madison  7m  $72 

Shaver  0  H  to  H  P  Mount  July  30,  furn 

6269  Madison  av  5m  $344 

Sorensen  J  and  L  to  H  P  Mount  July  16, 

fnrn  4642  Atlantic  6m  $73 

Straus  L  J  to  Q  Q  Hnbbell  ang  1,  fnrn 

5m  $230 

Semerak  A  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Oo  July  30, 

saloon  586  Centre  av  2y  '..$300 

Sproul  Q  0  to  M  E  Finoh  July  24,  furn 
6m  |77 


Sherer  F  H  to  M  E  Finoh  Jnly  26,  furn 

6m  $103 

Szykoway  A  to  J  Sosinski  ang  3,  saloon 

709  Milwaukee  av  5y  $6iiO 

Sherwood  E  to  E  J  Brown  July  25,  furn 

249  LaSalle  av  ly  $400 

Slooum  L  to  J  A  Dahlem  aug  3,  furn  1629 

Wabash  sv  6m   $92 

Tumermann  A  A  to  T  A  Becket  July  29, 

Inundry  6307  Sheridan  av  $300 

Toenmiel  A  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co  Jnly  29, 

saloon  1866  N  Halsted  2y  $272 

Thorne  R  E  to  S  Morrison  jnly  24,  horses 

eto  2y  $700 

Varnakeo  D  to  R  Coantes  jnly  29,  mdse 

5  Dearborn  10m  $206 

Volz  L  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  July  17,  saloon 

1780  69th  2y   $300 

Wallen  W  L  to  W  Keck  July  29,  restrnt 

150  Dearborn  ly  $2000 

White  W  F  et  al  to  J  H  Gunsolns  July 

24,  furn  800  63d  ct  9m  $100 

Weber  J  to  Q  Weber  July  30,  furn  922  W 

2l8t  2y  

Windmueller  M  to  J  W  Skeele  Jnly  25, 

horses  eto  2506  Sanger  st  ly  $200 

Welsh  M  J  to  J  T  Rookafeller  jane  18, 

mdse  Proviso  )y  $5 

Wikofp  H  E  to  W  Hazleton  July  30,  furn 

6m  $203 

Warmotts  L  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  ang  1, 

fnrn  309  8  California  3m  $148 

Wade  R  A  to  E  Lathrop  aug  1,  fnrn  etn 

149  Sacramento  av  May  1  $825 

Womaok  J  W  to  B  G  Womack  aug  6,  furn 

2903  Dearborn  $196 

Winters  E  to  M  E  Finch  ang  2,  fnrn  7m 

 $109 

Wilhelm  D  0  to  M  E  Finch  ang  1,  fnrn 

6m  $118 

Windmiller  &  Menoke  to  A  M  Efifretz  ang 

1,  drugs  5201  Ashland  av  8m  $750 

Windmiller  &  Menoke  to  0  J  Hartung 

aug  1,  drugs  6201  Ashland  av  8m  .  .$3250 
Wild  M  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  ang  1,  s  loon 

557  12th  23m  $'?50 

Weitlund  0  H  to  H  P  Mount  ang  I,  piano 

fnrn  and  s  m  6m  $104 

Wilson  A  to  R  M  MoCreer  July  31,  fnrn 

6m  $70 

Woeper  G  to  S  Kline  July  26,  restnt  248 

39th  6m  $157 

Waggoner-Birney  Oo  to  U  Stock  Yards 

Nat  Bk,  Omaha  aag  2,  furn  horses  etc 

181  New  Ex  Bldg  90d8   $2901 

Young  E  to  M  Young  aug  1,  barber  shop 

4185  Weniworth  av  9m  $100 

York  8  to  L  Sohoenfeld  ang  1,  furn  2401 

State  $250 

Zierdan  J  H  to  J  Brnch  July  30,  fnrn  2y 

 $400 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Dpsom  If  to  91  T  Kelly  jaly  1,  carriage  etc,  2139 

Paalina  lino 

Beinold  H  to  A  0  O  EdIid  jaly  27,  saloon  224  State 

  11260 

Bober  &  Kolf  to  H  Rnwald  jaly  27,  esloon  22(  State 

  $2500 

£§chike  E  to  H  Dettilefseo  jaly  2,  milk  basineee 

863  Balloa  et  |250 

Leittke  A  to  i  Helnss  july  27,  wagons  etc,  roofing 

bnsineBB,  782  Lladley  st  $260 

Maseie  W  C  to  0  E  Bnseell  july  27,  carriages  etc,$800 

Olsen  P  F  to  S  Bichardson  jaly  11,  furn  etc  $266 

Fiel  L  to  J  Flel  jnly  2ii,  Vt  int  In  barber  shop  93  n 

Olark  1150 

Le  Beaa  M  to  E  Spear  mch  28,  piano  and  fnrn  ly 

 $130 

Pratt  J  W  to  A  H  Bernstein  jane  5,  fnrn  ly  $483 

Saappe  A  to  M  Wermly  jaly  20,  grocery  2269  n  Ash- 
land $1000 

Bentley  E  to  F  0  Gilman  jaly  1,  restrnt  934  Madi- 
son $2000 

Baitor  S  to  S  Sprawka  jaly  27>  horse,  wagon  etc, 

102  Grosham  av  $600 

Lablich  M  et  tl  to  V  Paroski  jaly  10,  fnrn  461  Wa- 
bash $500 

Forrpst  W  to  G  A  Dancan  jaly  30,  farn  125  Sth  av 

  $1500 

Perry  N  N  to  H  H  Walker  jaly  26,  brick  machines 

etc,  Eiverside  $S00 

Ellis  J  to  0  J  Bergstrom  july  22,  paloon  49  Olark 

 $1350 

Zoeptel  0  F  to  E  Meyer  july  31,  furn  876  Olybourn 

av  2y  $200 

Simpson  A  to  J  0  Levington  may  3,  mdfe  120  n 

Desplaines   $200 

Bego  F  to  0  Batsch  july  24,  shop  366  63rd  $426 

Olass  F  L  to  E  Stolze  aug  1,  mdse  etc,  227  Division 

   $3500 

Baoatis  P  to  G  Oosson  jaly  80,  fruit  stand  $140 

Jordan  G  B  to  E  Jordan  may  22,  horse,  wagon  etc 
 $100 


Beckett  T  A  to  A  A  Timmermann  july  29,  laundry 

6307  Sheridan  av  t600 

Coheo  L  to  a  P  Gore  &  Oo  july  80,  mdee  116Vj  w 

Randolph  $730 

Gibbs  U  to  L  Maites  jaly  16,  furn  2124  Archer  av  $276 
Rodger  J  N  to  O  O   Stowell  aug  2,  laundry  410 

North  av  $2800 

Daley  J  to  T  McGiunis,  saloon  298  State  $2C'C0 

Bazier  A  to  W  0  Bazier  july  31,  dental  office  1363 

Ogden  av  $1600 

Stelz  P  to  M  Stelz  jaly  31,  fixtures  etc,  1376  n  Hal- 
sted $700 

Eads  M  F  to  SI  Mnyer  jaly  10,  woolens  116  Adams 

 $500 

Ooanpeolns  &  Williams  to  G  Knowles  jaly  31,  farn 

362  North  av  $80 

Knmpf  J  U  to  F  F  Eumpt  jnly  31,  machy  899  Lake 

 $300 

Falone  D  to  F  Falone  jaly  30,  market  135  w  Polk 

  $1500 

Lottus  S  T  A  to  A  A  Loftus  july  30,  mdse  1314  Ool 

umbos  bldg   $3000 

Shean  III  E  to  A  E  Morgan  jnly  3,  furn  6028  Park 

End  av    $500 

Tedtman  G  to  L  Tedtman  aug  3,  drugs  eto,  S03B 

State  $3909 

McBride  T  to  S  T  Bestider  aug  2,  Yt  int  lu  horses 

etc   $1800 

Mayer  J  H  to  Geaoa  June  Ice  Oo,  horses  etc. .  .$2600 
Alberts  T  R  to  P  G  Bsrgdolt  ang  1,  furn  86  Des- 

plaines   $600 


JUIXi^IlieNTS. 


Oonsider  H  Willett  v  Beajamia  Baker,  $2,010. 
Lazarua    Manzesheimer  v    William  Fitzgerald, 
$3,123.83. 

Laiarus  Silverman  y  William  Fitzgerald,  $1,844.06. 

United  States  Brewing  Oo  v  Joseph  Johann,  $659. 

August  S  Wehrbeim  v  William  J  McEenna,  $612.40. 

Tyler  &  Hippacb  v  J  E  Towle,  $500. 

Uary  B  Root,  treasurer  of  House  of  Mercy  A  Sophie 
and  Julias  Wshl,  $6,666. 

De«rlog,  Milliken  &  Oo  v  Barbe,  Benedict  &  Gold- 
man, $3,027.67. 

William  Loeb  *  Oo  v  Paul  J  Daemicke,  $1,937.27. 

Carl  Oorper  Brewing  and  Uaiti  g  Oo  y  Loais  Roeser 
$644.21. 

Ohlcaeo  Sewing  Machine  Oo  v  Woodrjagh  &  Hanch- 
ett,  $11,670. 

E  G  Schmilt  Brewing  Oo  v  Joe  Alleeandro,  $637.99. 
H  F  Watson  Oo  v  W  E  and  W  E  Oamp  Mfg  Oo, 
$8,227.44. 

The  Oity  Gas  Light  and  Ooke  Oo  v  Oity  of  Obicago, 
$21,805,33. 

Th»  Lake  Gas  Ot)  v  Oity  of  Ohioago,  $13,278.28. 

The  People's  Gas  Light  and  Ooke  Oo  v  Oity  of  Obi- 
cago. $79,'i9i.62. 

The  Suburban  Gas  Oo  v  Oity  of  Chicago,   $19,299  36. 

Ohicago  Title  and  Trust  Oo  v  Oity  ot  Harvey, 
$3'440.18. 

Eate  L  Page  v  Franklia  B  Oronkrlte,  $1,648.02. 
New  Home  Sewing  Machine  Oo  v  Joseph  Olark, 
$602.09 

Jacob  Dreyfus  v  Lena  Friedman,  $508. 
Nelson  Morris  &  Oo  v  Edward  Hogabom  $1,419.79 
Wm  F  Singleton  v  H  O  Bnllinger,  $7,751.43. 
Frank  Volgbtmann  v  Benjamin  Hultman,  $056.44. 
Birk  Brothers'  Brewing  Co  v  Joseph  Eeterkort, 
$2,199.60. 

The  Standard  Sewing  Mschine  Oo  v  Joseph  Mareon, 
$664  60. 

Northwestern  Oonsolldated  Milling  Oo  v  Henry  W 
Miner,  $694. 

James  Lake  V  Bivsrside  Land  Association,  $988.35, 
J  M  Gavins  v  B  F  Small.  $1,644.08. 
Thomas  Oratty  v  Tnrney,  Olark  &  Oo,  $605. 
David  W  Hart  v  W  S  Mutual  Accident  Association  of 

the  Oity  of  New  York,  $2,676. 
West  Side  Brewing  Oo  v  Louis  Weedin  et  al,  $6el.l2. 
A  D  Jnlliard  <&  Co  v  Ephraim   A   Wlnterfeldt  and 

Abraham  Striker,  $627.03. 
Sydney  S  Niles  v  Woodrougb  &  Hanchett  Oo,  $666.46 


APPLiIC4.TI09jr  FOR  Bni.I>IN«l 
PKB9IIT8. 

Green  et  5640,  Alex  Bobson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6.(  00. 

State  et  3626-28,  S  A  Barbour,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  |B6,Ci00 

Aberdeen  st  6819,  William  Brownlee,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Turner  av  799,  John  Enetel,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briek  flats,  $6,000. 

MarshQeld  av  339,  Mrs  H  Diamond,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 

Congress  st  1146,  Fred  Kligaager,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Monroe  st  2101,  Henry  Meyer,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,OiiO. 

Pearson  st  64-60,  Gormnlly  &  Jeffrey,  7  story  and 
basement  brick  add,  $16,000. 

Bokeby  st  1177-79,  V  M  Rhodes,  three  story  and 
baeemeiiit  brick  flats,  $16,000. 


Maud  st  49,  Herman  Scramm,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  front  add,  $2,1)00. 
Forty-third  st  139-163  and  Ellis  av  4230-34,  F  D  Rey- 
nolds, seven  1  story  stores,  $10,0  0. 
Armltage  av  969,  M  and  M  Kennedy,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $15,000. 
Fulton  st  1650,  A   M  Brown,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $3,600. 
Ohio  Bt  589,  S  W  Falls,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Wallace  st  llCO-2,  Avondale  Presbyterian  Church,  1 

story  frame  church,  $2,800. 
Paulina  st  662,  John  Morizlewskl.   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flat",  $4,500. 
Bowman  et  48,  John  Kipkowski,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Mead  et  — ,  Rev  0  A  Bjork,  2  story  frame  re  idenoe. 

$3,000. 

Oalumet  av  2431-43,  Mrs  K  K  Hillabrandt,  4  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  bnildini?,  $18,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  2345,  H  0  Lotus,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

St  Lawrence  av  94ti7,  Lacy  Oorrigan,  three  story 
frame  flats,  $2,300. 

State  8t  6U11,  Louis  Fiene,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Forty-Reventh  st  537-641,  J  B  Woodruff,  three  1  story 
and  basement  brick  stores,  $2,000. 

Union  av  11843,  J  E  Haskins,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Sixty-third  at  436-38,  George  Oronenberger,  4  story 
and  basement  brick  stores,  $11,000. 

Washington  blvd  1319,  Louis  Wolf  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  boiler  house,  rear,  $2,600. 

Grand  ay  486,  Thomas  Gill,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,(100. 

State  et  306-10,  Newberry  estate,  4  story  nnd  base- 
ment brick  apartment  building,  $76,000. 

North  av  W  851  55,  O  Enudsou,  4  story  and  bieement 
brick  store  and  hall,  $25,000. 

Polk  st  1910,  Miss  Anna  M  Andrews,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Walnat  et  229,  Bartlett  &  Roach,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Fttirview  av  411,  Peter  Petereon,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Center  st  61,  F  Husser,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Orchard  st  306,  T  Ludwig,  4  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Seminary  av  942,  Daniel  Pfieffer,  2  etory  frame  flate, 
*2,O0C. 

Twenty  first  pi  1035,  Nick  Lauer,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Sixty-tbird  pi  664,  Andrew  K  Anderson,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  residence,  $4,lO(i. 

Sixty-third  pi  671,  James  P  Smith,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Ninety-first  et  1789,  W  S  Hennesy,  1  story  frame 
church,  $4,000. 

Washington  et  lSu-162,  Illinois  Tax  Abstract  Com- 
pany, II  story  and  basement  brick  office  building, 
$260,100. 

Commercial  av  9137,  Jacob  Hermann,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Ninety  second  st  241-243,  Mrs  Loniseand  MattToung, 
two  3  story  and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats, 

$9,000. 

Hoyne  av  S  3438,  William  Frenk,  two  1  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $3,030. 
Morgan  st  S  7543,  Harry  E  Meyere,  2  etory  frame 

flate,  $2,000. 

Leavitt  et  N  1972-76,  F  A  Oewald,  two  I  etory  frame 
cottagee,  $2,000. 

Furty-third  st  S  16,  Andrew  Elng,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Congress  st  W  2001,  J  A  Eeaeter,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Bobey  st  2234,  Edward  Haslein,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Otto  st  943,  F  Hovemeyer,  2  etory  and  basement 
frame  flats,  $2,500. 

Homan  av  and  Fulton  st,  e  w  cor,  Maurice  Von  Plot- 
ten,  twelve  2  etory  and  basement  brick  dwellinge, 

$bO,0(jO. 

Peoria  et  3  6647,  DeWitt  0  Butts,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  apartment  building,  $7,600. 

Seventy-fourth  et  128-130,  O  B  Camp,  three  2  etory 
and  basemeut  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Ellis  av  4530,  A  W  Harris,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 

Sheffield  av  1368  6H,  Emily  0  Dow.  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $22,1  00. 

Michigan  av,  between  Randolph  and  Madison  ste, 
Benjamin  Hyde,  2  etory  and  basement  brick  tem- 
porary poetofflce,  $126,000. 

Sixty-eeventh  et  1101-7.  D  Harry  Hammer,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000, 

Perry  av  7326-28,  H  Tilton,  two  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  residences,  $3,600. 

Ellis  av  6323,  T  F  Hagan,  three  etory  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $7,000. 

Kimbark  av  4837-39,  N  L  Barmore,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn,  $2,000. 

John  0  Krietensten,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,400. 


768 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  10.  1895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAli  ATTEWTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTDBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HATE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

ETEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IP  TOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DEOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  £>trlpes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St 

CHICAGO. 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  ^  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  ]ua  Salle   and  Madison  Uts, 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |^ardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems  : 


CI3:iOA.OO. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  our 
methods  are  t  he 
most  approved. 


Atlas  Fire  AssDranoe  Co.,  Ebgland. 
North  Oerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Roohester  Qerman  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
Germaa  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  PittsbDrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  <&  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAISAIiEiE  8TREKT, 

CHICAGO  IIiIillVOM 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Boom  1749  JHarquette  Bids,  X.  U'.  Cor.  I>earborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  owu  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  nbout  I'UC  AD  Except  theh 
them       wntnr  p,/,g 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

tfupp  'Tte  Bach  where  oeed^-il 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co..^'"  hicagq.""' 

"When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  » 

SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc.. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10,  221  Ftfth  Avenue, 

OHICAOO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve&Ca^ 

1538-1539  IfARQUETTE  BLD&./ 
CHICAGO.  ? 

Large  loans  on  Central 
Business  Property^at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  &  ClianillBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASJBlltfeTOSr,  B.  C 


C.  FLOOD. 


Telephone  No  9.. 


0HA8.  F.  TATL'B. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9%04  C0901ERCIAIi  AVE5JUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Exanniners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
p|iilpii»  of  Titles  Fnriiished 


Chicago. 


B    E.  BBOWNEI.I., 
Prest. 


H.  H  OBOB8, 
Vioe-Prest. 


GEO.  IS.  LAZEAB, 

Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANTJFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Ohicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 

WM.  F.  TEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPER.  ANTHONY  SOHII/LEB. 

WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KINZIE  STREET.  COR>  PkARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 

i^y!^9^y^  SIGNS 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2  2   ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

"  twenty-five       "    9.50 

5x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   4  00 

x8  "    "      "      "    "    6.00 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  33. 


CHICAGO,  AUGUST  17,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTBRM  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE 


W.  D.  KERFOOT 


G.  BIKKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  [oan 

and  fTinancial  P^i<^nU. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


lOO 

;  "Waslnington  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

No8.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CB[ICA<>0. 


rbe  InTeetment  of  Money  In  Good  PecnrltJes  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  80LT3. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ttDrt|a|e  Loans  and  InvBstments, 


GILBKBT  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBBBT. 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgaieLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

@ica,gfo. 


WTUiTS  W.  BAIBD.         LiTMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  I.,  WABHEB. 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacoeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


8peci»l  aitentlon  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


Real  Estate. 


laS  LA  BALLS  STREET,  M.  W.  COR.  MAOISOH. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  260, 


OHIOAGO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  ''''''SmEs. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

OS   and   94  Wastjirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Lorn  PliHfal  Estate.  First  2£ortgages  for  Sale. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.—. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  CtliCagfO,  111, 


EDWIN  B.  SHEI.DON. 
WU.  OQDEN  OBE£)N. 


EUGENE  H.  FI8HB0BN. 
UANDOLPH  E.  FIBHBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAGEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olark  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  •  Estate  ■■  and  ■■  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

•3)415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,I$. 

Telephone  West  69i,  CHICAGO 


J.H.    I?5  Dearborn  Street. 

V^nVHssincen 

I        I         &  CO. 


A.  O.  BLAUOHTEB. 


WU.  V.  BAKEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS* 

1  1  S- 1  i  V  Lia  Salle  Street- 

Members  N.  Y.  Stick  Exchange.  Members  Chioaga  Htock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boaeht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIjEPMONI:  14I6. 


Main  Office 

1 87  ^  I  89  pear|9orn  St- 


Branch  Office 

Oalumet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
T^l,  0§klsnd 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenue  andl 


OHIOAGO 

1104  Owirgs  Eailding 
215  Pe^rlDors  Ltreet. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  n,  1*95. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Aor©  .  Tracts  •  Furoliased 

Or  Sal3di7lded  and  Kanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  301  INTEB  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126- ISO  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaakee  ave.  and  ElBzie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  988.  CtlicagfO 


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Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

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Office,  97  Washington  St. 


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Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
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■H  On  improved  city  property  and 
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Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

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Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
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Successor  to 

EDWARDS  *  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

Soath  CbloBKO  Property  a  Speolaltr.    Oorreapondenoe  SoUoltad. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Uarqnette  Eailding,  204  Dearborn  St. 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  I  nterets  of  Nop- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -     167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

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Enm'bdldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

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Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
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The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
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BXriSKD  ANB  COBBEOTKD  EYEBT  WEEK — Alili  IiEITEBS  MUST  BE 
HABKED  WITH  THE  LETIEB  AND  NUUBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
AOTEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AOENT'S 
AODBVBS  IS  OITEM. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Arober  av,  No  2323,  2-Btory  brick  bnilding,  lot  26  x 

125.    R  11  1  6,500 

Armoar  av.  No  5628,  hoase  and  lot,  price  f 3,500; 
|1,600  cash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooms,  oboice  neigbborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  S  8,000 

Oalamet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Oalamet  av,  cor  near  47tb  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2  flat  bnilding  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  |33;  |350  cash     C  18  |  3,350 

Ohioago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  |40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  inonmbrance  of  $8,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
eqaity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  at  6,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22 J^xlOO.  R  11  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-Btory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  eqaity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  U .  $85,U00 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  S-story  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
BJdg  $  500 

Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden , 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46tb  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  buildiog  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <root 

'oot.    P4  $  326 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

^  *     $  250 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4. .  .$  200 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

I*  *  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  1  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd, near  45th  bt,  1 5-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65tb  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Qroveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  brick  bouse,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  qaarter-sawed  oak,  cement 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  66tb  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Ingleside  av,  near  66th  st,  24  ft .    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  |  75 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  bouc'es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  honse  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av.  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st,  near  Slst.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  SS-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,600 
Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25tb  st,  50  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  nO 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W  S  ^  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
bnilding  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated.  III  O  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  |  i^goo 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8.  alls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  I  1,850, 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $|  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     B  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  6Sd 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,luO.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  st. 
South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  6Sd  St.  Englewood,  III. 
State  and  Halsted  StS|  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  honse  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.     The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  tnree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre,    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

.  ^  12  1  4  600 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  166 


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Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).  P4. 
VinceuLes  av,  several  desirable  corners  oheap.Q8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5  1x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

SI3   ...      .$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.  V  6".'.'..*."!.!!.$  260 
Wabash  av,  c'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.  Q8. 
Wabash  av,  n  ar  12th  st,    2-atory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabai-h  av,  bet  26th  and  26th  sts.  50x180.     R  11*.  .$25]oOO 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Bnilding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  -odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8.  * 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  BIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8    .'.'.$  p'soo 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part  ' 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W  8   $  6  400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale. —9  -room 

residence,  with  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  et. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Follerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Kidge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50xl!?5  on  Janseen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  z  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 
Clark  St.  corner  limitp,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $66,000 

Clark  st  N,  near  Newport  av,  vacant,  60x125,  price 

per  foot.    A  13  ^  90 

Clark  st  N,  3-8tor j  new  brick,   stone  front  and  16 

rooms.    A  13  $12,000 

CiybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  at,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  boildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.ilanoe  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.    Want  ' 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  1^  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33   $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  snbdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  p-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  donbied  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-ruom 
frame  cottage;  Fine  come'  to  itnprove;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2  story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc,  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston  — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Panl  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 

$3,000  eqoity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89,  8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9  000 


August  17,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

New  modern  6  room  hoDse  with  bath,  hot  and  odd 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5(0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Haisted  sts.  soath  part 

60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-story  brick  flat  bnildi  jg,  18  rooms. 

A  13  185,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W  8  I  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sta,  8-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  *i  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $B,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&.  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beantifal  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58Jg  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  lanndry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  safiSoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  snit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOTD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,nro 

School  st  corner.  75xl23J^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Mand  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  .S,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-f  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W  8   $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W8  $6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  boilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  Pt,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO  room  honses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,600.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  60x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft,    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Qarfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r,  sidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-8tory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11    $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-Btory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  Parii  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bidg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  O  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  Nfo.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  .S,300 

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a  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
=,,^  S  84  6-lOxlCO  )  S  20x128  )    ...  , 

size  of  ot  ^  23  3.10x100  \  X  35x128  [ 

2-  Btory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br-M.  O  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal   $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  973/^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Qraceland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  (».  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

honses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  26x  about  1?5.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
sonth  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
eacb.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mouthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
bIdg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  roiling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  BIdg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11,  $  4,500 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  i»o 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  6,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0G0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av;  other  honses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  75x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden,    R  ll.$iO.OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x126,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
eacb.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap,  Rll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

26jl26ft,    R  11   2,600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st . 

Mouct  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &,  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
k\bo  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

folk  st,  ne»fr  (  «ntr«i  uv.  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  A,  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $6(10  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tak^ 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    R  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Go,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat-  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loois  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  $  6,600 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Oentral  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,000  profit  snb- 
divided;  very  choice  property.  Z3.1 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  ^t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  <k  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  'ence 
neiir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  60  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas.- — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnat,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  160,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Boom  309  ,  g 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  17,  1896. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


Oalifornia. — San  Joaqaia  Ooanty,  a  600-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigation  and  oonse- 
qnently  cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fraits,  being 
qnite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bat  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  bat  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

Oalifornia,  Yon  can  own  yonr  own  home  and  secare 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Oolony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

Oalifornia — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K'O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  nse  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

Oalifornia. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  f 105,000.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  B  309  $ 

Florida. — Orange  Oo.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'age,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Ohicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Oo, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0C0  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Boom  309  $  1.60 

Illinois. — Book  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Bock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
B  11, 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  %  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  &tore  furniture,  postoffioe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick, 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Boom  309  |  5 

MISCEI.I.ANEOTIS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Ohicago,  on  Belt  R,  B.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    Hll  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st  (No  6662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  EXCHANGE. 


61st,  a  2-story  dwelling  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  Dear  66th  st,  4-Btory  flat  building  con- 
taining 4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
ni't  cash.    V  11. 

Ualsted  st,  near  r^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  largelot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

■Jeventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Bock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  fiat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
iSan  Francisco,  Oal 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  B.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-Btory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Ohicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  0  12. 

CiybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Bavens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Bobey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J,  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Eenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View,— $6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount,  O  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  £  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.     Prices.     0  12. 

 $20,000,  $30,C00,  $40,000 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,600.     Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    O  12. 
Paulina  t-t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $6,000.    9  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Bent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Oattle  rancbes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  flgs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapc-s, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

Oalifornia — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  aud  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia — 650-acre  one  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo. 

oiasr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  *eet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


ments,  clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  firsfc-olass  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana— Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  %  >o  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7  500 

Kansas.— Butler  Oo,  960-acre  ranch  for  Ohicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas.— Bnssell  Oo,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2,350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property,    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Oo,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota,— Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  150,  clear.    Want  Ohicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

MISCEIil.  aneoub  . 
Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000,    Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  bosine  s  property;  might  add  some 
first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 
Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 

goods     X  11 
Oil  and  paint  manufacturing    plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  %  or  all  for  real  estate,    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE, 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 
Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for 
flrst-olaaa  apartment  house.     Will  give  99-year 
lease.    F  12, 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front,    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74(h  and  76th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  faotJry;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3, 
Olark  st  S,  building  No  407  aud  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.     Sooond-class  30-room    hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  ofSoes  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 
Olark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 
Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    X  3. 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
St.  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ban- 
dolph  st.    Desirable  suite  of  ofSoes  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House-  AddresH 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 
Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-Btory    building.     Edwin  F 
Getohell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  fiat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$160.00    per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.    Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.    Property  located    on  Van  Buren  Ht, 
near  Desplaines.    Address  U  &  D,    Beat  Estate 
and  Building  Joumal. 


August  17,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


115 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

WE-T  eiDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  at,  3-flat  bailding  worth  |7,000 

to  flO.OOO.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Asbland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  eto.    D  U  Roe 

&  Oo,  68  N  OlintOb  st,  Obioago. 

OUTPIDB. 


Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  railroad, 
natnre  of  poll,  eto.  Will  eiohange  for  Ohioago  or  Oook 
county  property.    Ed  F  Bbabkn,  Boseland,  Oook  Oo,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property;  give 
partioalars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is  a  chance  to 
do  bosiness  with  reliable  party.  O  A  Riohabdbon, 
Bookford,  III. 

Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side  vacant 
or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good  equity.    F  la, 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


REPORT  OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK, 

01  Chicago,  In  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  the  close  of  business, 
July  II,  1895. 

KESOURCES.  . 

Luans  and  Discounts  $3.536,676..38 

Overdrafts   4,779.71 

United  States  and  other  Stocks  and  Bonds  248,171.37 

Furniture  and  Fixtures   4,665.00 

Redemption  Fund   2,250.00 

Cash  and  sight  Exchange    1,416,972.37 


Money  to  Loan. 


|20,000  to  loan  in  enms  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address  A  15  this 
office. 


J.  B.  DAVIS. 


WII.BUB  B.  DAVIS 


©AVIS  &  SON. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

ICS  Dearborn  Street,  Chlcaso. 

Owners  of  fifteen  subdivisions  fronting  Madison, 
Adams,  Jackson,  Van  Buren,  Congress  and  Harrison 
streets,  near  Metropolitan  and  Lake  street  L  roads. 
Also  owners  of  four  subdivisions  near  Brainard, 
Beverly  Hills  and  Longwood.  Houses  built  and  sold 
on  easy  terms. 


W.  8.  PBODDFOOT. 
GEO.  J.  BTAN. 
W.  I,.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  BOABD, 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691 . 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1880. 


Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86.^ Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Chicagfo 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  S.  W.  Cor.  Adams  »t8. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 

CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 
LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICASO  DIEECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  OHIOASO, 
25  cts„  50  cts„  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 

flle  of       latest  Directo,  ies  of  all  the  other  large    ties  cpi.  be 
lonnd  at  oju  oftloe  for  see  of  th«  pnblj«. 


Total  $5,263,514.83 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  Stock  $1,000,000.00 

Surplus  Fund   115,000.<  0 

Undivided  Profits   7,0i22.21 

Unpaid  Dividend   1,964.00 

Circulation   45,000.00 

Deposits   4,094,528.62 


Total  15,263,514.83 

officers: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Pres.  E.  H.  Pearson,  Vice-Pres. 
D.  A.  Moulton,2dV.-Pre8.  C.C.Swinborne,  Ass'tCash 


Melville  E.  Stone, 
E.  H.  Pearson, 
William  H.  Harper, 
Robert  L.  Henry, 
Everett  W.  Brooks, 
O.  D.  Wetherell, 


directors: 

Alson  E.  Clark, 
Samuel  H.  Sweet, 
Bernard  A.  Eckhart, 
James  L.  High, 
Amos  Grannis, 
D.  A.  Moulton, 


J.  H.  Pearson. 


FOR  SA.IL,E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

&00D  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PEOPEETI. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn.  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

0,13.  Care  Beal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorations  of  OeiliDga  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  qaality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  furoished  npon  application. 

Chicago  IntBrior  DBcoratlng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo^s  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Dcuglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORKR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fTho  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  Qeneral  Trust  Ensinesi, 
Uakes  Al)stracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMPI  SKBTIOE  AND  BKABONABIiE  BATES. 
OFflOBRS. 

GwraH  Oabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vice-Preet. 
A.  A.  SnwABT,  Seo'y.   0-  B.  Labbabkb,  Treas. 
Vbahe  H.  SbUiZbs,  Trnst  Officer. 


THE  SGGIDENT8  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QoiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  t60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

no  fttF.DICAl,  SXAMINAXIOi  &liUUlKS» 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  n,  18v6. 


THE 


Published  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


OFFICE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabioriptlon  Frloe,  S5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  SB  seoood-olsse  matter  at  the  poetofBoe,  Ohioago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  17.  189.5. 


THE  BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


If  the  enormous  corn  crop  of  the  United  States,  and 
especially  of  the  West  combined  with  fair  crops  of 
other  cereals,  does  not  promise  a  sharp  revival  of 
business  there  is  evidently  something  serious  the 
matter  with  the  financial  affairs  of  the  nation.  All 
authorities  agree  that  the  year's  business  will  be  much 
affected  by  the  crops,  though  the  most  hopeful  esti- 
mate falls  below  a  full  yield,  except  for  corn.  Larger 
stocks  than  were  immediately  wanted  have  been 
taken  by  traders  as  prices  were  advancing,  and  these 
tend  to  limit  future  orders.   The  general  advance  in 
many  products  also  causes  reluctance  to  purchase, 
and  the  distribution  of  the  past  half  year  has  been  in 
part  to  make  up  for  stocks  and  individual  supplies 
depleted  during  two  years  of  economy.   On  the  other 
hand,  there  has  been  enormous  increase  in  the  work 
ing  force  and  a  considerable  increase  in  wages  paid, 
which  enable  people  to  buy  more  freely.  Apprehen 
sion  of  monetary  disturbance  has  been  pushed  aside 
Strikes  of  some  importance  appear  but  do  not  yet 
threaten  to  last  long,  though  a  strike  of  coal  miners 
may  for  a  time  affect  business  somewhat  extensively. 
The  hopeful  spirit  prevailing  in  nearly  all  markets 
may  find  its  warrant  in  spite  of  some  shortage  of 
crops. 

The  volume  of  business  shown  by  payments  through 
the  Clearing  Houses  is  now  about  14  per  cent  less 
than  in  1892,  but.  being  swelled  by  heavy  deferred 
payments  early  in  the  month,  the  average  for  July  is 
only  4.8  percent  less  than  is  189i.  Representing  past 
transactions  largely,  these  settlements  deceive  if  not 
compared  with  care.  Railroad  earnings  for  July  thus 
far  reported  are  26.8  per  cent  larger  than  last  year, 
but  14.3  per  cent  smaller  than  in  1892,  the  loss  being 
mainly  west  of  the  Mississippi.  East-bound  tonnage, 
from  Chicago  for  four  weeks  was  218.863,  against  92,- 
209  last  year  when  strikes  disturbed,  and  225.333  in 
1892.  a  decrease  of  about  3  per  cent. 

An  equally  encouraging  feature  of  the  situation 
which  also  augers  well  for  the  outlook  is  the  con- 
tinued demand  for  iron  and  steel  together  with  rail- 
road supplies.  Pittsburg's  big  iron  and  steel  produc- 
ing plants  are  unable  to  meet  the  demand.  The 
orders  for  billets  are  so  great  that  during  the  last  two 
weeks  local  buyers  were  compelled  to  go  to  Philadel- 
phia for  their  supply.  During  last  week  two  mills 
that  have  been  idle  si  nee  before  the  panic  were  leased 
and  will  be  put  in  operation  at  once.  Billet  prices, 
upon  which  the  steel  business  is  based,  are  within 
half  a  dollar  of  the  figure  of  three  years  ago— $:il  40 
per  ton  at  the  mills. 

A  large  railroad  supply  house  in  the  east  gives  out 
the  report  that  it  has  experienced  a  phenomenal  im- 
provement in  business  in  the  last  month.  There  is  a 
call  for  almost  every  form  of  railroad  supplies.  An- 
other house  which  makes  injectors  for  locomotives 
notes  a  very  heavy  increase  in  business  and  improve- 
ment in  prices.  It  has  been  the  practice  of  railroads 
for  a  year  or  eighteen  months,  when  they  needed  a 
portion  of  a  locomotive  or  of  a  freight  or  passenger 
car  for  use  on  active  rolling  stock,  to  rob  the  equip 
ment  standing  idle  in  the  yards.  This  has  been  done 
to  so  great  an  extent  that  all  of  the  idle  equipments 
in  many  cases  have  been  stripped.  Railroad  manage- 
ments are  now  beginning  to  build  up  these  partially 
dismantled  locomotives  and  cars.  This  is  why  sys- 
tems have  started  their  shops  full  time. 

Poipting  ^^  tbe  saij)?  (JireQtjop  a^s  gliowing  th?  ^ 


activity  in  manufacturing  railroad  supplie3  it  may  be 
mentioned  that  negotiations  looking  to  a  consolida- 
tion of  the  five  largest  steel  locomotive  fire  manufac- 
turers in  the  United  States  haye  been  pending  for 
some  time.and  there  is  every  indication  that  the  deal 
will  be  consummated  at  an  early  day.  The  concerns 
interested  in  the  proposed  combination  are  the  Nashua 
Iron  and  Steel  Company  of  Nashua,  N  H.;  Standard 
Tire  Company  of  Lewiston,  Pa.;  Latrobe  Steel  Com- 
pany of  Latrobe,  Pa,;  Chicago  Tire  and  Spring  Works 
of  Chicago,  and  the  Midvale  Steel  Works  of  Phila- 
delphia. The  consumption  of  steel  tires  in  the  United 
States  annually  is  about  sixty  thousand  tires. 

The  business  situation  is  not  correctly  reflected  al- 
ways by  quoting  the  words  of  or  the  sales  made  by  a 
small  group  of  dealers  in  any  branch  of  trade.  The 
general  features  or  conditions  rightly  stated  will  en- 
able the  reader  to  judge  of  the  outlook.  The  infor- 
mation sent  out  from  New  York  on  Thursday  and 
Friday  that  there  is  an  unfavorable  trade  balance 
against  the  United  States  in  favor  of  Europe,  caused 
by  American  tourists,  heavy  imports  by  our  merchants 
and  the  return  of  some  of  our  securities  is  derivable 
from  the  leading  article  in  the  Journal  of  last  week 
and  the  article  in  this  issue  entitled  "Larger  Foreign 
Trade  a  Necessity." 

They  show,  for  instance,  that  while  we  shipped 
more  goods  to  foreign  parts  during  July  than  we  did 
in  June,  the  July  imports  exceeded  those  for  June  by 
$12,000,000.  The  balance  is  running  against  us  sharply, 
and  has  been  doing  so  for  several  months.  Foreign- 
ers are  taking  advantage  of  the  good  times  in  the 
United  States  and  of  the  lower  import  duties  to 
crowd  their  goods  into  this  market  in  competition 
with  American  productions,  whereas  our  merchants 
and  manufacturers  seem  hardly  able  to  hold  their 
own  abroad. 

The  July  imports  of  merchandise  exceed  the  ex- 
ports $16,868,000.  The  imports  of  dutiable  merchan- 
dise are  greater  by  $14,000,000  than  during  July,  1894, 
and  the  imports  of  merchandise  free  of  duty  shows  a 
decrease  of  $6,000,000.  The  excess  of  imports  over 
exports  since  Jan.  1  is  $21,603,000.  whereas  for  the 
corresponding  period  of  1894  exports  of  merchandise 
exceeded  imports  |59,1;52,000,  figures  which  reveal  an 
unfavorable  shifting  in  the  trade  balance  of  $80,785,- 
000  in  seven  months. 

Whatever  effect  foreign  purchases  of  our  securities 
have  upon  trade  balances  is  not  discoverable  because 
no  correct  account  is  kept  and  published  of  these 
transactions.  If  home  capitil  now  lying  idle  in  safety 
deposit  vaults  and  in  our  National  banks  were  in- 
vested in  American  securities  and  the  tourists  would 
sojourn  in  our  own  beautiful  land  there  would  be  at 
the  rate  of  $27,000,000  per  month  less  against  us  in 
the  trade  balance. 


LARGER  FOREIGN  TRADE  A  NEGES- 
SITY. 


Last  week  the  Journal  published  an  article  on 
'Competition  Among  Nations"  for  the  purpose  of 
showing  the  advancement  made  by  other  countries  in 
the  production  of  staple  articles  of  export.  Statistics 
were  given  to  show  the  rapidly  increasing  production 
of  cotton,  iron  and  steel  in  Russia  and  the  rapid 
strides  made  by  Japan  during  the  last  decade  in  pub- 
ic improvements.  The  "Financial  and  Industrial 
Record"  of  Aug.  7  has  the  following  to  say  of  the 
opportunities  for  a  larger  foreign  trade  for  America: 
"The  growth  of  the  trade  of  the  United  States  in 
the  exporting  of  manufactured  products,  which  have 
hitherto  been  supplied  to  the  world  almost  wholly  by 
Great  Britain,  is  one  of  the  most  interesting  signs  of 
the  times.  A  while  ago  an  innocent  dispatch  in  the 
press  reports  showed  that  some  Pennsylvania  manu- 
facturers were  shipping  iron  and  steel  in  a  large 
order  to  England,  a  statement  which  was  a  good  deal 
like  that  of  coal  being  carried  t<j  Newcastle.  But  as 
a  matter  of  fact  this  same  exportation  of  American- 
made  goods  to  English  markets  and  to  markets  which 
have  come  to  be  looked  upon  as  the  legitimate  and 
exclusive  field  of  the  British  exporters,  has  long 
been  a  subject  of  alarm  to  Englishmen  themselves. 
By  degrees  our  makers  of  certain  kinds  of  products 
have  been  invading  these  markets  in  spite  of  the 
duties,  until  we  are  now  in  a  competitive  position  for 
a)i  j?iDde  Qt  wjway  §upp)i§p  in  Sontl?  4r^enc^o 


countries,  and  particularly  in  Brazil,  where  railroad 
development  is  going  on  at  an  astonishing  rate.  In 
some  other  lines,  notably  that  of  iron  pipe  making, 
the  United  States  manufacturers  have  invaded  the 
British  colonial  markets,  selling  their  produ  .t,  to  the 
particular  exasperation  of  the  British  iron-masters, 
in  the  South  African  states,  which  were  organized 
and  built  up  under  English  infiuences  and  which  are 
still  British  dependencies.  Canada  has  long  been  a 
market  for  American  machinery,  and  railroad  steel  is 
placed  therein  largely  in  competition  with  the  British 
product.  When  American  steel  is  being  laid  down 
in  Great  Britain  in  competition  with  the  product  of 
the  British  mills  it  is  not  difficult  to  understand  how 
the  Canadian  tariff  fails  to  exclude  the  American 
products  from  a  country  so  close  to  the  point  of  pro- 
duction as  Canada." 

The  American  trade  in  wire,  which  is  a  staple 
article  the  world  over,  has  reduced  the  German  ex- 
portation to  a  lower  point  than  it  has  hitherto 
reached,  while  the  English  trade  in  this  department 
of  manufacture  has  been  sent  down  to  a  minimum  of 
40  000  tons  per  year.  American  wire  nails  are  invad- 
ing all  the  markets,  mostly  on  account  of  price  and 
somewhat  because  they  are  a  finer  product  than  the 
nail  cutting  machinery  of  the  other  parts  of  the  world 
seems  to  be  able  to  produce.  This  striking  feature 
of  this  business  of  late  has  been  the  order  of  20,000 
kegs  of  American-made  nails  by  a  house  in  Birming- 
ham. 

This  kind  of  trade  has  been  growing  for  several 
years  past  American  manufacturers  are  alive  to  the 
value  of  a  steady  export  trade  and  are  reaching  out 
to  get  it.  If  there  are  efforts  made  by  the  American 
exporters  the  growing  trade  with  Japan  will  be 
captured  to  this  country,  and  if  the  development  of 
China  goes  on  in  the  direction  that  is  threatened  as 
the  result  of  the  recent  war,  the  American  metal 
trade  should  be  the  great  gainer.  The  development 
of  such  a  trade  as  this  will  not  only  be  of  value  to 
the  exporters,  but  every  American  interest  equally. 
We  are  coming  to  the  point,  it  may  be  afar  off,  but  it 
is  coming  all  the  same,  where  the  United  States  will 
cut  less  and  less  figure  as  an  exporter  of  food  pro- 
ducts. Already  our  wheat  acreage  is  growing  rel- 
atively more  proportional  to  the  demands  of  the 
home  consumption,  cotton  acreage  is  falling  off  under 
the  infiuence  of  low  prices  and  more  attention  must 
be  paid  to  our  manufactured  products  if  we  would 
not  have  the  balance  of  trade  go  against  us.  These 
cereal  and  fibre  crops  will  be  cultivated  with  more 
assiduity,  perhaps,  when  the  domestic  market's  de- 
mands grow  so  great  as  to  require  the  products  at 
home.  The  time  seems  to  be  coming  when  the  de- 
mands of  home  consumption  will  equal  the  food-pro- 
ducing vAlue  of  the  best  of  our  lands,  and  in  that  day 
and  generation  we  must  look  for  a  trade  in  manu- 
factured articles.  It  is  pleasant  to  notice  that  that 
trade  is  already  on  a  firm  basis.  The  British  manu- 
facturers have  felt  the  shoe  pinching  already  and 
when  they  whine  it  must  hurt  them. 

There  are  two  methods  by  which  the  average  home 
consumption  of  wheat  may  be  arrived  at.  If  the  crop 
is  accurately  known,  the  amount  exported  being 
measured,  and  allowance  made  for  stocks  at  begin- 
ning and  close  of  the  period,  the  remainder  would 
represent  the  domestic  consumption.  The  second 
method  is  to  secure  statements  of  actual  consump- 
tion in  a  sufficient  number  of  families  to  fairly  rep- 
resent the  consuming  power  of  all  the  people. 

In  1878,  Statistician  Dodge  investigated  the  ques- 
tion of  food  consumption  of  wheat  in  this  country, 
in  order  to  secuic  a  test  by  which  the  accuracy  of  the 
annual  estimates  of  production  could  be  measured. 
His  results  pointed  to  an  annual  average  use  of  4f 
bushels.  This  rate  was  used  in  all  subsequent  calcu- 
lations of  crop  distribution,  and  the  fact  that  on  this 
basis  there  was  virtually  harmony  between  the  esti- 
mates of  ten  successive  crops  and  the  recorded  distri- 
bution, is  striking  testimony  to  the  accuracy  both  of 
the  consumption  rate  and  the  annual  crop  estimates. 

Census  returns,  while  covering  only  a  single  ypar, 
furnish  valuable  light.  During  the  year  ending  June 
30,  1880,  mills  in  the  United  States  ground  304,  7  ^,737 
bushels  of  wheat.  During  the  same  twelve  months 
6,011,419  barrels  of  flour,  equivalent  to  2,', 051, 385 
bushels  of  wheat,  were  exported.  This  leaves  377,- 
724,352  busliels  of  wheat  iq  foroj  of  flour  for  (JoujestfQ 


Augfust  11,  189$. 


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77/ 


use  during  the  year,  or  taking  population  of  June  1, 
1880,  an  allowance  of  5.53  bushels  per  capita. 

During  the  year  ending  June  30,  1890,  the  mills 
ground  385,749,798  bushels  of  wheat,  while  exports  of 
flour  were  equivalent  to  55,042,700  bushels.  For  the 
population  of  June  1,  1890,  this  leaves  a  supply  of 
5.28  bushels  per  capita. 

COMPETITION  IN  PETROLEUM. 

The  treasury  department's  statement  shows  that 
the  foreign  shipments  of  petroleum  during  the  last 
fiscal  year  were  23,107,009  gallons  less  in  quantity, 
but  $5,169,512  greater  in  value  than  were  the  ship- 
ments during  the  preceding  twelve  months.  Duriag 
the  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  the  exports  of  petro- 
leum and  petroleum  products  amounted  to  875,656,- 
144  gallons,  valued  at  $45,t67,297;  and  in  the  preced- 
ing fiscal  year  the  shipments  to  foreign  ports  aggre- 
gated 898,763,153  gallons,  valued  at  $40,697,785.  The 
higher  value  of  the  smaller  quantity  of  exported  oils 
shows  the  result  of  the  extraordinary  advance  in  the 
price  of  crude  petroleum  since  the  beginning  of  the 
year.  From  95  cents  on  December  30,  1894,  oil  ad- 
vanced until  it  touched  $2.70  per  barrel  (on  April  17) 
and  has  since  receded  to  $1.50  per  barrel,  which  ap- 
pears to  be  a  noimal  figure.  This  remarkable  rise  in 
the  price  of  crude  oil  and  the  nearly  proportionate 
advance  in  refined  petroleum  have  naturally  had  a 
marked  effect  upon  the  exports  of  both  kinds  of  oil 
by  reason  of  the  lower  cost  of  Russian  petroleum  in 
foreign  markets.  There  have  been  many  evidences 
of  the  lessened  consumption  of  American  oil  abroad 
since  the  price  was  so  largely  increased;  but  there 
was  nothing  by  which  the  shrinkage  of  the  foreign 
trade  could  be  accurately  gauged  until  the  figures  of 
exports  for  the  full  year  were  published. 

In  the  fiscal  year  1893-4  the  exports  of  the  Ameri- 
can petroleum  reached  the  highest  mark,  having 
mounted  to  908,252,314  gallons.  During  the  latter 
half  of  1894  the  shipments  were  increased  still  fur- 
ther; and  in  that  eix  months  the  exports  aggregated 
481,862,1(05  gallons,  which  was  at  the  rate  of  963,000,- 
000  gallons  per  annum.  When  the  advance  in  the 
price  of  crude  oil  began,  in  December  last,  its  effect 
upon  the  exports  was  soon  manifest,  for  the  shipments 
fell  from  83,060,220  gallons  in  December  to  77,264,410 
gallons  in  January,  and  for  the  first  six  months  of 
this  year  the  exports  amounted  to  only  393,793,239 
gallons,  against  481,862,905  gallons  during  the  last 
half  of  1894. 

WHEAT  YIELD  IN  JAPAN. 

In  last  week's  issue  of  the  Journal  nothing  was 
said  of  the  yield  of  wheat  and  other  principal  cereals 
in  Japan.  According  to  the  ninth  annual  report  of 
the  Japanese  department  of  agriculture  and  com- 
merce, which  has  just  been  issued  the  most  important 
cereal  crops  of  the  country,  next  to  rice,  are  barley 
and  wheat.  Barley  is  cultivated  in  all  the  provinces, 
and  either  as  flour  or  whole  grain,  boiled  with  various 
quantities  of  rice,  is  used  as  very  common  food,  both 
by  farmers  and  other  classes  of  people  in  Japan.  For 
this  purpose  it  is  whitened  like  pearl  barley,  steeped 
for  five  or  six  hours  in  water,  and  then  boiled.  One 
of  the  most  important  articles  of  food  in  Japan  is 
miso,  which  is  prepared  by  pounding  together  dried 
soy  beans,  salt  and  the  koji,  or  yeast,  prepared  from 
common  barley.  Barley  is  also  used  for  brewing  beer, 
making  confectionery,  and  for  food  for  horses  and 
cattle.  Its  straw,  bleached  and  plaited,  is  much  used 
for  manufacturing  summer  hats  and  other  articles. 
Wheat  is  cultivated  in  all  the  provinces.  It  is  prin- 
cipally used  for  preparing  soy,  vermicelli  and  various 
kinds  of  confectionery.  Wheat  straw  is  used  for 
thatching  roofs,  and  for  similar  purposes.  A  small 
quantity  of  both  barley  and  wheat  is  annually  ex- 
ported to  foreign  countries,  the  former  chiefly  to 
Hong  Kong  and  Vladivostock,  and  the  latter,  in  the 
form  of  flour,  to  Russia,  Corea,  etc.,  and  in  the  form 
of  grain  to  Hong  Kong,  England,  etc.  The  manu- 
facture of  straw  plaits  and  other  goods  from  bleached 
barley  straw  is  assuming  large  proportions  in  Japan. 
Some  farmers  bleach  the  straw  of  the  barley  which 
they  havt  grown  in  the  intervals  between  field  work, 
and  sell  it  to  the  plait  manufacturers;  but  the  farm- 
ers generally— after  harvesting  and  threshing  the 


barley  -  cut  the  upper  part  of  the  straw  to  the  length 
of  about  one  foot  and  sell  it  to  the  straw  plaiters. 
Although  Japanese  straw  is  not  so  good  as  that  of 
Italy,  it  is  better  in  quality  than  that  of  China  and 
other  countries.  In  Japan,  articles  of  straw,  especi- 
ally toys,  have  been  made  for  many  centuries,  but 
recently,  on  account  of  the  increasing  exportation  of 
straw  plaits  to  foreign  countries,  and  especially  to 
the  United  States,  the  manufacture  of  plaits  has  in- 
creased yearly.  The  area  under  barley  in  1893  was 
estimated  at  a,232,000  acres  and  the  product  68,700,- 
000  bushels;  wheat,  1,042,000  acres  and  16,477  000 
bushels:  total  cereals,  exclusive  of  rice,  4,274,000  acres 
and  85,177,000  bushels. 

The  American  farmer  now  sees  that  the  steamship 
and  the  railroad  have  made  the  people  of  remote 
parts  of  the  globe  his  competitors  in  the  food-markets 
of  Europe.  Australia  is  now  shipping  much  wheat 
to  Liverpool.  India  sends  about  50,000,000  bushels  a 
year.  The  Argentine  Republic— much  of  it  an  im- 
mense prairie  intersected  by  navigable  rivers  and 
now  being  rapidly  occupied  by  railway  lines — is  at- 
tracting a  heavy  immigration  of  farmers  from  Ger- 
many, Spain,  and  Italy,  and  is  raising  wheat  under 
very  favorable  climatic  conditions.  In  1893,  25,000.- 
000  bushels  went  across  the  Atlantic  from  that  coun- 
try, and  it  is  estimated  that  the  crop  of  1894  has 
yielded  90,000,000  bushels  for  export.  Russia  is 
building  a  railroad  across  Siberia  that  will  open  to 
settlement  an  immense  region  with  a  soil  well  ad- 
apted to  wheat,  and  a  climate  like  that  of  North 
Dakota.  The  world  is  going  to  be  overstocked  with 
wheat  for  the  next  generation  at  least.  The  reme- 
dies are  water  communication  to  the  seaboard  cities 
and  the  encouragement  of  American  manufactures. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  9. 

Dec. 
1.9 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orlean-i 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
Houston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Rockford,  111 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 


$539,403,381 
82,316,763 
92,614,728 
68,444,421 
21,494,870 
12,789,967 
15,909,657 
14,859,492 
11,904,150 
10,788,680 
6,852,676 
4.654,047 
3,876,619 
8.058,396 
5,472,848 
5,359,592 
3,511,678 
4,401,700 
6,329,738 
4,301,579 
4,154,404 
2.640,262 
2,733,862 
3,619,200 
2,253,037 
2,353,833 
2.041,450 
2,973,836 
1,194,000 
1,910,110 
1,484,630 
1,262,414 
1,841,652 
1,5.9,593 
1,510,762 
1,266,930 
1.203,046 
1,254,196 
1,054,665 
1,081,369 
1,063,412 
1,077,110 
748,706 
909,139 
581,83! 
171,544 
610,961 
698,391 
856,571 
570,441 
1,061,149 
531,062 
459,333 
365,610 


Inc. 
36.2 

28.6 
37.4 

3.0 
29.5 
38  3 

7.6 
17.1 
19.6 
10.3 

24.1 
1.4 
6.6 


34.9 
43.7 
40.1 


17.7 
24.6 

22.4 
47.6 

40.8 

2.2 
27.9 
11  5 
22.1 
36.6 

9.1 
16.6 

1.8 
12.2 
18  0 

2.1 
29.4 

23.0 
19.7 

1.6 
29.4 


31  6 
32.9 
32.7 
14.6 


18.1 


4.3 
21.7 


9.7 


21.1 


30.3 


8.4 


10.3 


Jacksonville 

309,978 

Lincoln 

295.602 

New  Bedford 

430,085 

47,2 

air*         I  i  _ 

Wichita 

328,457 

17,8 

Birmingham 

427,257 

57.1 

Tope k a 

3J5,149 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 

348,626 

332,200 

1.9 

TBay  City,  Mich 

382,000 

30.8 

Tiall  River 

663,717 

tAkron,  Ohio 
Topringfield,  Ohio 

347,248 

ol,  1 

262,664 

41 .2 

yCanton,  Ohio 

(inn  t\*ts 

222,975 

67.4 

t Sioux  Falls 

49,895 

tFremont,  Neb 

53,578 

tHastings.  Neb 

66  326 

13  h 

tChattanooga 

255,000 

28.1 

t  Fargo 

744,970 

15.2 

tNashviUe 

979,687 

tGalveston 

3,281,130 

8.3 

Salt  Lake  City 

1,080,078 

7  6 

OUI  dli  uUii 

Toledo 

1,867,961 

Little  Rock 

238,588 

Helena 

480,660 

Kalamazoo 

291,736 

29  4 

Total 

$976,032,215 

25  9 

11.7 
30.7 


49  1 
8.2 


6.6 


56,3 
38.2 


5,2 


19.6 


25  2 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 

Total 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

$11,927,913 
5,963,428 
1,460,005 
658,927 
923,910 


$20,934,183 


19  9 
22  5 
17  7 
1  0 


17.0 


tNot  included  in  totals. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Hanee  for  the  week, 


BANE  STCCES.   Par  f  lOO 


^teerioan  Exohange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trnst  and  SavingR. . . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Eqaitable  Trnat  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankincr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lfinooln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  . . . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trast  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trast  Oo  


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UISOELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6a.l912 
Cass  av  <fc  Fair  Qds  By  6s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &,  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  6b  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6s, . .  1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  68  1912 

Ohioago  Sl  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10-40  6b  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  City  By  6-20  4>i s  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-60  6s 
"  Opera  Honse  Oo  6s  1906 
"  Anditoriom  Ist  M  6b1929 
"  "    Oons  Gold  6b  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  6s  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  68  1907 

Commerce  Vaalt  Co  6a   

Ohi  Eqnitable  Gaa  Co  6b  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  6s. .  1937 
Consamers  Gas  1st  M  6s. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R  68 . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6s  1921 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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N  Ohi  Oity  By  let  M  6a  ^SOO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  i^s  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  l8t  IVI  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  l8t  oon  6%  1943 

South  Park  69  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  l8t  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  58  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

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MISOELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 


A.Uen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo.... 
Oal  and  O  Oan  and  Dook  Co.. 
Oent'I  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Oentral  Safety  Deposit  Oo  . . . . 

Ohi  Anditorinm  Abs  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
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Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  4  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Co   

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

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Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Peck  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

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Mil  &  Chi  Brew'8  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld.. . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  B  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

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Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

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+600 

5  500  000 

12% 

290 

291 

2  500  000 

n 

112 

116 

18  000  000 

29 

30 

30  000  OCO 

"»% 

+  154 

4  000  oon 

16 

1  000  000 

+60 

60 

1  600  000 

H 

95 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

ih% 

13  189  000 

9% 

I29>^ 

130 

2  260  000 

66 

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  +La8t  quotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48J^  Diamond  Match  Co,  111.132 

Oal&OhiO&DOo  71 1^  Lake  Street  Elevated. .20% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  13^  Mil  <k  Ohi  Brew  Oo  135^ 

Pfd....3lM       "  "         Pfd. 31^ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .383^  N  Y  Biscuit  Co  70 

"  "      Pfd. 62     N  Chi  St  BR  290 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  61     Street's  W  S  0  Line  .  ..13^ 

Obi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co.... 11     W  Obi  St  R  R  ...1293| 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  August  lO,  1895. 

STBEET'S  W  .  O^B  lilNB.  W  OHI  8TBEET  B  E. 

13  ,....14M  100   12914 

O  GAS  I,T  &  O  00  5s.  2^  129 

3000  91M    fiO— ao't  129% 

LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  B  B 
OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  CO.  .  Ta^ai^o-u. 

r-'* I!'* 

t^---  lOO-ac't  20% 

50 — acot  11 M       .„  -^^ 

2Q  AM.  STBAW  BOABD  OO. 

°    20  48 

fiqa/    20  48;^ 

69^  100— ao't  


OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAIi  &  DOOK  CO. 
100— ac't  


.48 


Monday,  August  12,  1895. 


o.  et  o.  o.  &  DOCK 
10  69 

OHI.  CITY  BAIL  WAT. 
1  3111^ 

6— cash  ....311 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

21  11% 

100  11 

CHI  PACK  &  FBOV  PFD. 

3  53 

10   ...54 

stbeet's  W.    OAB  r.INE 
60  14^ 

AM.  8IBAW  BOABD  00. 

60  481^ 

106  48 


CHI.  BBBW.  &  UALT.'  00. 

60  12 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

60  201^ 

150 — ao't  211Z 

100— ao't  20 

200— ao't  19}^ 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
200— ac't  128% 

10  129 

100— ao't  128J^ 

5i)— ac't  128>i 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 
25  131 

150— ao't  130^ 


Tuesday.  August  13,  1895^ 


LAKE  ST. 

150— ac't. 


ELEVATED  B  B. 


O  GAS  LT  &  O  00  68. 

 100— ao't  20J^ 

DIAMOND  HATCH  CO.,  ILL.         10   . . ,  20 

26  130%  200— ao'  t'.  V. ".  * '. .' .' .' ' !  20  U 

6  130>|  300— ac't  20% 

AM  STBAW  BOABD  10  20% 

350— ao't  48       15  20>^ 

Wednesday,  Augxst  13,  1895. 


CHI.  ft  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

60— ac't  11 

OHI  cut  b't  4)^8. 

200  101% 

160C  101 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

100— ac't  48 

<0  48% 

50— ao't  48  % 

300   49 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

100— ac't  20}4 

*  20 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

60  1311^ 

 131 


CAL.  St  CHI.  CANAL  DOCK. 

100— ac't  69% 

50— ac't  70% 

10   69>^ 

60— ac't  69% 

50 — ac't  '(0 

50— ao't  703^ 

50— ac't  701^ 

OHI.  STBEKT  It,  B. 

100— ao't  129 

loO— ao't  129>^ 

50— ac't....  129^ 

C  PACK  d;  P  00  odm'n. 
30  40 

OHI.  CITY  'by. 

19   313 

6  312 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 
50— ac't  291 J4 

STBEEBS'S  W.   CAB  LINE. 

60 — ao't  14% 

Thursday,  Auaust  15,  1895. 


60  

100  1313^ 

C  OAS  LT  A  O  00  6s. 

6000..  911Z 

6000  91% 

1000  911^ 


CHI.  OITX  b't 

10  315 

10  317 

*°    320  3000 

1  319 

60  322 

10  321 

CAL.  <fc  OHI.    OANAL  &  DOOK.  ^^^^ 

100— ao't  71 V 


CHI  CITY  b'y  4^8. 

600   ioi>^ 

O  GAS  LT  &  C  00  Ss. 

 91% 

LAKE  ST  EL  DEBT  5b. 

600   781^ 

 78% 

W.  OHI,  STBEET    B,  B. 


20  71      150— ao't  129M 

ifi"-""'.'  71%  ,0  .:::::::i29 

«o  '  711^    50— ao't  1 29% 

OHI.  BBBW.  &  MALT.  00        60— ao't  129]^ 

60  13%     6  1291^ 

60— aOOt  13%      LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.B. 

6LS.v.vv.:;v.v.:;^g   20^^ 

26  13  stbeet's  W  CAB  LINE. 

26  .'!!.'.'!l3>^  100  141^ 

£0  13%    60   14 

60  -ao't  14  OHI  EDISON  deb  6s. 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL.      3000   103 

1  131  MET  W  8  EL  B  B  68. 

41  13I%3000  78% 

Friday,  August  16,  1895. 


INT  PACK  &  P  COM'n. 

70   6 

OAL.  Sc  OHI.  OANAL  A  DOCK. 

100— ao't  711^ 

50— ao't  71% 

CHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
20  11 

AM.    S^BAW  BOABD. 

200— ac't  48% 

6 — cash  

iro— ao't  48 

50- ao't  48% 

60  48% 


LAKE  8T.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

6(0— ac't  20% 

400— ao't  20% 

5 —  cash  201^ 

6 —  cash  20}-^ 

26  20!^ 

lOC— ao't  20% 

100— ao't  20 

W .  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

100— ac't  129M 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
10  132 

29  131% 


VuUerton,  Neb. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  issuing  |3,000  worth  of  school  bonds. 

Petoskey,  Mich. — The  Council  has  decided  to  call  for 
bids  for  the  purchase  of  |7,0t)0  bridge  bonds  September  10. 

Santa  Monioa,  Oal.— An  election  will  be  held  September 
3  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $40,000  forty-year 
sewer  bonds. 

Elyria,  Ohio. — The  Council  has  decided  to  call  an  elec- 
tion to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $100,000  in  bonds 
to  purchase  the  water  works. 

Danielaville.  Qa. — Madison  County,  has  decided  to 
issue  $50,00;)  in  turnpike  bends  in  order  to  make  further 
improvements. 

Jacksonville,  Fla.— B.  F.  Dillon,  Chairman  of  City 
Council,  has  authorized  W.  Coler  <fc  Co.,  of  New  York 
to  sell  $250,000  of  the  new  issue  of  bonds.  ' 

San  Antonio,  Texas. — The  Baxter  County  Commissioners 
discovered  that  a  new  law  has  been  passed  making  the 
«4t:0,0a0  bands  illegal  which  were  advertised  for  sale  Julv 
20.  ' 

Hanford,  Oal.— The  oitizens  voted  to  issae  $7,500  school 
bonds. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  probable  future  of  the  real  estate  market  has 
been  variously  set  forth  by  the  leading  newspapers. 
No  one  who  has  read  them  all  will  be  able  to  judge  of 
the  immediate  prospects  from  so  many  diverse  views. 
All  practically  agree  that  the  market  has  been  pain- 
fully dull  since  the  summer  hegira  set  in,  while  some 
authorities  may  be  understood  to  predict  a  dull  mar- 
ket for  some  time  to  come,  but  none  doubt  that  a 
period  of  great  activity  is  ahead  of  us.  The  condi- 
tions all  favor  such  a  theory  and  the  past  history  of 
the  city  warrants  it.  Reasons  enough  to  satisfy 
everybody  have  been  assigned  for  the  past  dullness  in 
real  estate  circles.  Now  it  only  remains  to  satisfy 
the  investing  classes  of  the  certainty  of  a  rise  in  the 
near  future. 

There  is  now  perhaps  more  desirable  real  estate  for 
sale  at  reasonable  prices  than  at  any  time  for  ten 
years  and  owners  are  not  nearly  so  unreasonable  as 
they  were  just  previous  to  the  panic.  Several  thou- 
sand acres  of  nicely  situated  land  within  the  city 
limits,  accessible  too,  can  be  had  say  for  less  than 
$1,200  per  acre,  and  many  more  at  about  that  figure. 
During  the  past  two  years  the  new  electric  roads  have 
brought  much  of  this  land  into  notice  and  the  hum 
of  the  wire  is  heard  in  all  directions.  The  horse  cars 
have  gone  to  stay  and  the  electric  car  lines  already  in 
operation  together  with  those  under  construction 
and  planned  will  give  suburban  property  such  a  lift 
as  it  never  had  before.  The  fact  that  an  abundance 
of  capital  has  been  secured  to  build  and  equip  three 
splendid  elevated  roads  and  a  dozen  or  more  of  elec- 
tric lines  is  proof  enough  that  there  will  be  an  abund- 
ance of  capital  for  real  estate  investment,  and  that 
there  is  now.  But  two  things  are  necessary  to  start 
up  the  market.  The  cry  about  special  assessments 
and  the  probability  of  the  drainage  canal  costing 
$40,000,000  must  be  stopped  by  the  press  on  the  one 
hand,  and  the  professional  politicians  of  the  country 
who  propose  to  tinker  more  with  the  tariff  and  doctor 
our  financial  system  must  be  relegated  to  a  back  seat 
on  the  other  hand.  It  is  now  and  has  been  the  an- 
ticipation of  those  troubltis  rather  than  the  reality, 
that  destroys  confidence. 

MediuTi  classed  residence  property  within  the  city 
is  suffering  some  from  want  of  street  improvements 
and  street  cleaning.  These  do  have  an  effect  on  the 
value  of  property  and  are  usually  noticed  bv  the 
buyer  and  urged  against  the  seller's  price.  This  feat- 
ure of  the  subject  cannot  be  fully  appreciated  except 
by  those  who  drive  or  ride  over  the  rough  streets  in 
nearly  all  parts  of  the  city,  especially  the  West  Side. 
Real  estate  interests  like  the  city's  credit  will  be 
affected  unfavorably  by  this  ntglect  and  the  inability 
of  the  city  authorities  to  carry  on  municipal  govern- 
ment without  borrowing  money  and  selling  warrants 
against  future  taxes  not  yet  collectible.  It  all 
amounts  to  borrowing  money  to  run  the  city  in  the 
face  of  the  fact  that  real  estate  owners  are  complain- 
ing of  increased  burdens  that  seem  doubly  heavy  be- 
cause of  dull  times.  The  market  has  not  changed 
since  July  except  to  grow  more  quiet  and  any  at- 
tempt to  create  a  sensation  by  padding  news  items 
that  might  be  truthfully  given  in  an  Inch  or  two  of 
space  is  more  buncome.  The  Journal's  weekly  re- 
port of  plans  for  new  buildings  contains  only  terse 
descriptions  of  new  str  uctures  even  though  the  cost 
sometimes  amounts  to  $i00,000  or  more.  Nothing 
more  is  needed  than  the  names  of  architects  and 
owners,  size  and  height  of  structure,  location,  de- 
scription of  materials  to  be  used,  etc.  An  elaborate 
description  of  a  private  dwelling  or  a  row  of  fiats 
may  benefit  the  owner  but  scarcely  interest  the  pub- 
lic. The  form  used  by  the  Journal  is  full  enough 
and  speaks  as  much  for  the  progress  of  building 
in  the  city  as  if  treated  in  extenso.  Sales  are  scat- 
tered all  over  the  city  and  county  but  Cicero  seems 
to  record  the  largest  number  of  deeds  among  the 
townships.  The  record  is  short  this  week  as  ali  ex- 
pect it  to  be. 

SALES  BY  ONE  FIRM  AMOUNT  TO  $300,000. 

J.  Fred  McGuire  reports  the  following  sales  of  real 
estate  made  within  the  past  thirty  days:   The  north- 


August  1^,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILD1N(J  JOURNAL. 


779 


east  corner  N"o.  —  Falsted  street  and  Waveland  ave., 
consisting  of  eight  stores  and  thirty-two  flats,  and 
known  as  the  "Waveland,"  to  George  S.  Baldwin,  of 
Kenosha,  Wis.,  for  $150,000;  1200  feet  frontage  on 
Fulton  street  and  Carroll  ave.,  between  Sacramento 
and  Albany  ave  ,  to  Edgar  C.  and  Louis  J.  Blum,  for 
$90,000;  577  feet  frontage  in  block  4,  Birchwood  Beach 
subdivision  of  Rjgers  Park,  to  Ernst  Heldmaier,  for 
$i.S,500;  the  four  story  flat  building  No.  193  Townsend 
street,  to  John  T.  Dile,  for  $1  i.OOO;  100  feet  frontage 
on  Yates  av.,  near  Seventy  flfth  street,  to  Louis 
Rich,  for  $t,000.  No.  588  W.  Adams  street,  residence, 
to  M.  B  Gates  for  $7,000.  No.  820  W.  Ohio  street,  3- 
story  flat  building  to  John  T.  Dale  for  $100,000. 

72  feet  on  Leavitt  street,  to  B.  M.  Thomas  for 
$1,500;  100  feet  on  82d  street,  near  Woodlawn  ave.,  to 
J.  H.  Hibbeler  for  $3,000  and  three  lots  in  his  Oak 
Park  subdivision  for $400  each.  Mr.  McGuire  reports 
a  steady  inquiry  for  good  property  and  looks  for  a 
good  business  to  be  done  this  fall. 

MORE  TALL  BUILDINGS. 

A  permit  has  been  taken  out  for  a  two-story  top 
addition  and  a  seven-story  rear  addition  to  the  Major 
Block;  also  one  for  the  erection  of  the  Great  North- 
ern Hotel  addition,  to  include  a  permit  for  the  erec- 
tion of  the  theater  portion,  which  has  caused  so 
much  trouble  the  past  month.  These  items  cannot 
be  considered  news  because  these  improvements  have 
been  talked  about  and  reported  by  the  daily  press  for 
a  long  time.  Two  years  or  more  ago  it  was  given  out 
that  the  Major  Block  would  be  entirely  remodeled  or 
a  new  thirteen-story  oflBce  building  erected  on  the 
site.  It  will  be  treated  as  the  Reaper  Block  will  be: 
additional  stories  will  be  put  on  and  general  repairs 
made.  These  two  last  improvements  will  bs  made 
soon,  but  it  remains  to  be  seen  what  will  be  done 
about  the  theater  addition  to  the  Great  Northern 
Hotel.  Other  permits,  as  follows,  have  been  issued 
heretofore,  but  not  as  yet  used  by  the  owners: 

L.  Z  Leiter,  thirteen-story  building  at  291  to  301 
Wabash  avenue;  Byron  L.  Smith,  sixteen-story,  Mich- 
igan avenue  and  Washington  street;  Lazarus  Silver 
man,  thirteen-story,  256  to  260  Dearborn  street;  F.  R 
Otis,  thirteen-story.  247  to  251  Dearborn  street;  Dblos 
A.  Blodgett,  twelve-storv,  175  to  183  Washington 
street;  Rand  &  McNally,  fourteen-story,  Adams  street. 


DEVELOPMENTS  IN  CICERO  AND  PROVISO. 

The  Cicero  &  Proviso  Slect/ic  Street  Railway  com- 
pany will  probably  extend  its  lines.  It  is  now  gen- 
erally understood  that  the  Chicago  Great  Western 
Yards  will  probably  be  located  at  Maywood.  At 
present  the  Great  Western  and  Chicago  &  Northern 
Pacific  railroads  have  joint  yards  at  W.  Forty-eighth 
street  on  a  tract  of  148  acres  of  school  land,  leased 
for  sevenfy  years  by  the  latter  company.  Recently 
the  lease  was  canceled.  The  Northern  Pacific  has 
secured  other  grounds,  and  it  is  rumored  that  the 
Great  Westera  Railway  company  has  decided  to  lo- 
cate their  yards,  roundhouse  and  shops  at  Maywood. 
They  are  said  to  own  300  acres  of  land  lying  south- 
west of  the  depot  at  this  place.  It  is  reported  that 
plans  are  already  prepared  providing'for  a  yard,  with 
an  extensive  system  of  tracks,  and  shops  and  a' round- 
house. 

A  special  train  passed  over  the  road  from  St.  Paul, 
where  the  general  offices  of  the  company  are  located, 
to  Chicago  last  Sunday;  it  is  supposed  the  officials  on 
board  came  to  inspect  the  location  and  consider  the 
change.  Officials  have  recently  been  looking  over 
the  company's  land  at  Maywood. 

At  present  the  Great  Western  pays  a  large  sum  per 
annum  to  the  Wisconsin  Central  railroad  for  the  use 
of  that  company's  road  bed  in  hauling  cars  into  the 
city  yards.  This  sum  would  be  saved  by  locating  the 
yards  at  Maywood.  This  enterprise  would  bring  in 
a  large  number  of  men  and  that  would  mean  a 
greatly  increased  business  for  the  merchants.  New 
industries  would  be  founded  and  other  industries 
would  follow. 

The  Chicago  Great  Western  Railway,  formerly  the 
Chicago,  St.  Paul  &  Kansas  City,  more  commonly 
known  as  the  Maple  Leaf,  has  been  occupying  the 


round  house  and  yards  of  the  Northern  Pacific  Rail- 
way. The  terminal  was  on  land  leased  of  the  board 
of  education,  which  refuses  to  renew  the  lease,  and 
the  company  must  seek  other  quarters  within  ninety 
days.  The  Maple  Leaf  will  probably  locate  its  round 
house  and  repair  shops  at  the  corner  of  Hoermann 
avenue  and  its  track.  Receiving,  distributing  and 
storage  yards  will  also  be  located  there,  i  hey  will 
probably  be  similar  in  plan  to  the  Burlington's 
gravity  yards  at  Hawthorne,  which  have  proved  so 
successful  in  the  economical  and  rapid  handling  of 
the  business.  Some  fifteen  or  twenty  employes  of 
the  company  are  already  negotiating  for  homes  in 
the  Proviso  Land  Company  and  S.  M.  Bloss'  sub- 
division. 

The  Chicago  Tire  and  Spring  werks,  located  there, 
is  one  of  only  five  siTular  institutions  in  the  United 
States  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of  locomotive 
tires,  tires  for  paper  car  wheels,  car  springs  and 
heavy  railroad  blacksmithing.  Although  in  the 
hands  of  a  receiver,  it  has  had  a  remarkably  success- 
ful year,  during  which  it  has  paid  one-third  of  the 
$300,000  indebtedness  of  the  concern.  The  Latrobe 
Wheel  Company  is  at  the  head  of  an  eastern  syndi- 
cate which  is  combining  these  five  works  and  putting 
in  more  capital.  The  works  at  Melrose  Park  have 
virtually  been  acquired  as  the  papers  are  drawn  and 
the  transfer  will  probably  take  place  on  September  I. 
The  works  are  to  be  enlarged  and  the  force  increased 
from  400  to  1800  workingmen. 

These  two  deals  will  add  very  considerably  to  the 
population  of  West  Maywood  and  Melrose  Park,  and 
assure  the  future  importance  of  these  villages  as 
manufacturing  centers. 

A  mortgage  for  $2,500,000  was  filed  with  the  county 
recurdei  on  Monday.  Its  date  is  May  I,  1895,  and 
was  given  by  the  Cicero  &  Proviso  Street  Railway 
company  to  the  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  The 
mortgage  terminates  twenty  years  from  the  date 
upon  which  it  is  given,  at  which  time  the  principal 
shall  be  paid  in  gold  coin.  2,500  bonds,  each  of  the 
value  of  $1,000,  have  been  issued;  the  interest,  five 
per  cent  annually,  is  due  and  payable  semi-annually. 
Eight  hundred  and  seventy-one  bonds  are  to  be  used 
for  retiring  and  paying  $740,000  outstanding  first 
mortgage  bonds. 

The  property  upon  which  the  mortgage  is  placed 
consists  of  all  of  the  lines  of  street  railway  of  the 
Cicero  &  Proviso  Street  Railway  company,  and  also 
all  the  real,  personal  and  mixed  property  of  tnat  cor- 
poration. The  instrument  also  particularly  mentions 
all  the  appurtenances,  rentals,  incomes,  franchises, 
and  privileges  that  the  company  now  owns  or  may 
hereafter  control. 

The  instrument  is  signed  by  George  Butters  and 
Henry  G.  Freeman,  as  president  and  secretary  of  the 
Cicero  and  Proviso  Street  Railway  company,  and  the 
Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  is  signed  for  by  John 
J.  Mitchell,  its  president,  and  William  H.  Henkle, 
its  secretary. 

Many  improvements  have  been  made  by  the  Cicero 
&  Proviso  Electric  Railway  this  summer.  Engineers 
and  surveyors  are  now  on  the  ground  preparing  plats 
for  extensions  to  River  Forest  and  Maywood.  While 
no  definite  routes  can  be  as  yet  stated,  it  is  only  a 
question  of  time  when  the  line  will  be  extended  to 
Chicago  Plains,  at  the  junction  of  the  Chicago,  Mil- 
waukee &  St.  Paul  Railway  and  Wisconsin  Central, 

That  part  of  Melrose  laying  south  of  the  track  and 
up  to  and  including  Twenty  first  avenue  and  adjoin- 
ing Maywood  has  been  annexed  to  Maywood. 


Oakland,  Oal. — The  Oity  Ooanoil  passed  a  resolntion 
oalllng  for  a  epeoial  election  to  be  held  on  Angast  31  for 
the  porpoee  of  deciding  whether  or  not  bonds  in  the  anm 
of  $100,000,  which  are  soon  to  fall  dne,  shall  be  refunded. 

Elmwood,  III. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  provide 
for  the  issue  of  $9,000  6  per  cent  water  works  bonds,  due 
in  twenty  years,  bat  payable  at  the  option  of  the  oity  after 
five  years.    Z.  L.  Gilbert,  Oity  Olerk. 

St.  Oharles,  III. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  anthoriz- 
ing  the  issue  of  $6,000  5  per  cent  electric  light  bonds.  P. 
Hempstead,  Oity  Olerk. 

Manchester,  N.  H, — The  Oommittee  on  Finance  met 
Jnly  16  and  arrangements  were  made  for  the  issuance  of 
school  bonds.    These  bonds  will  amount  to  $120,000,  4 
I  per  cents.,  and  will  ran  twenty  years. 


EXCURSIONS  FOR  HOME  SEEKERS. 

Home  seekers'  excursions  are  becoming  popular. 
The  example  set  by  suburban  real  estate  dealers  is 
being  followed  by  agents  of  farm  and  timber  lands. 
Railroad  companies  gladly  assist  in  carrying  out  their 
plans  by  running  special  trains  at  greatly  reduced 
rates.  A  committee  has  been  appointed  by  the  general 
passenger  agents  of  the  Western  roads  to  consider  re- 
strictive measures  for  selling  tickets  for  proposed 
homeseekers'  excursions  to  the  West  this  fall.  The 
members  of  the  committee  held  a  conference  in 
Chairman  Caldwell's  office  last  Monday  and  adopted 
a  plan  for  selling  these  tickets  which  it  is  believed 
will  head  off  all  attempts  at  scalping  and  confine  the 
business  to  legitimate  channels.  The  plan  is  to  sell 
the  tickets  at  one  fare  for  the  round  trip,  tickets  to 
be  stamped  by  the  agent  at  destinations  upon  the 
payment  of  $2,  the  agent  to  then  issue  a  certificate 
to  the  traveler  showing  that  the  ticket  is  in  the  hands 
of  the  original  purchaser,  and  the  return  ticket  will 
not  be  honored  unless  presented  in  connection  with 
the  certificate 

This  plan  was  reported  to  the  general  meeting  in 
Chicago  on  Wednesday  when  it  was  unanimously 
adopted.  The  committee  held  another  conference 
Tuesday  morning  to  consider  dates  for  the  excursions, 
the  first  of  which  will  probably  be  run  the  latter  part 
of  September  or  the  first  part  of  October. 

The  lines  west  of  Chicago  have  agreed  to  grant  re- 
duced rates  for  the  following  meetings,  fairs,  etc.: 

Fair,  Rochester,  Minn.,  Aug.  26-31;  fair  and  expo- 
sition, Davenport,  Iowa,  Sep.  2-6;  interstate  fair.  La 
Crosse,  Wis.,  Sep.  2-7;  exposition,  St.  Louis.  Sep.  4 
to  Oct.  19;  State  fair,  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Sep.  6-13; 
fair,  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  Sep.  9-13;  State  fair,  Hamline, 
Minn.,  Sep.  9-14;  fair  and  races,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Sep. 
9-14;  industrial  exposition,  Milwaukee,  Sep.  14  to 
Oct.  19;  State  fair,  Milwaukee,  Sep.  16-21;  interstate 
fair,  Sioux  City,  Iowa,  Sep  20-30;  Illinois  State  fair, 
Springfield.  Sep  23-28;  State  fair,  Sioux  Falls,  S.  D., 
Sep  30  to  Oct.  4;  interstate  fair,  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Sep.  30  to  Oct.  6;  Priests  of  Palias  parade,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  Oct.  1-3;  fair,  St.  Louis,  Oct.  7-12;  Ameri- 
can Fat  Stock  Show,  Chicago,  exact  dates  not  yet 
announced. 

About  three  years  ago  this  plan  was  undertaken  to 
sell  lots  in  remote  suburbs  and  neighboring  towns 
west  of  Chicago,  but  the  World's  Fair  and  the  panic 
rendered  it  impossible.  The  scheme  is  plausible  and 
is  meeting  with  general  favor.  These  excursions  if 
kept  up  during  summer  and  fall  will  be  largely  aug- 
mented by  land  operations  in  Colorado,  Idaho  and 
Dakota.  Special  rates  for  excursions  to  various  points 
in  the  South  and  Southwest  has  also  been  made  by 
several  of  the  roads  traversing  those  sections.  If 
this  movement  materalizes  the  next  real  estate  boom 
or  move  will  start  at  the  circumferance  and  end  in 
the  centre,  which  means  Chicago,  of  course. 

Tonn«stown,  Ohio. — Bidds  will  be  received  until  August 
19  for  the  purchase  of  $160,000  water  works  extension 
bonds  dated  Anga^t  31,  1895,  $10,000  payable  May  1  in 
the  years  1896  to  1911  inolasive.  Interest  at  the  rate  of  5 
per  cent.  Proposals  must  be  accompanied  by  a  certified 
check.    J.  Howard  Edwards. 

OambridKC,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Angost  19  for 
the  purchase  of  $o0,000  43^  per  cent  bonds;  $1,000  payable 
January  1,  1905,  and  $1,0(0  payable  each  six  months  on 
July  1  and  January  1  of  each  year  until  all  are  paid.  A 
certified  check  must  accompany  each  bid.  W.  W.  Stewart, 
Oity  Olerk. 

Madisonville,  Ohio. — Bids  will  bn  received  until  August 
21,  1895,  for  the  purchase  of  ten  ooupon  bonds  of  the 
village  of  Madisonville.  Ohio,  for  $103.72  each  (or  leas  if 
part  of  assessments  is  paid  in  cash)  bearing  date  of  August 
19.  1896,  and  payable  in  one,  two,  three,  four,  five,  six, 
seven,  eight,  nine  and  ten  years  respectively  after  date, 
with  6  per  cent  interest,  payable  annually  at  the  German 
National  Bank,  of  Oinoinnati,  Ohio.  Bonds  issued  for  the 
purpose  of  the  collection  of  a  special  tax  on  real  estate, 
etc.  Bids  must  be  sealed,  indorsed  "Bids  for  bonds,"  and 
addressed  to  Bennett  Carter,  clerk  of  the  village  of  Madi- 
sonville, Ohio. 

Logan,  W.  Va. — The  election  Jnly  15,  in  Logan  Oounty 
on  the  proposition  to  issue  $50,000  in  bonds  to  assist  in 
oonstruotiog  a  railroad  up  the  Guyandotta  River,  resulted 
in  a  favorable  vote. 

Amethyst,  Ooi. — Th^  School  Distrtot  has  voted  to  issue 
$10,000  in  bonds. 


August  It,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtTRNAL. 


781 


RANGE  12  FAST 


R.i3  E. 


Of  the  Township  of  Main  and  adjoining  property, 
especially  engraved  for  the  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 

Elevations  of  ground  above  Lake  Michigan  at  the 
different  depots,  as  furnished  by  the  chief  engineer 
of  the  G.  &  N.  W.  R.  R.,  are  as  follows:  Norwood 
Park  60,  Edison  Park  80,  Park  Ridge  8ii,  Desplaines 
60  feet. 


ftHE  RtJAL  Estate  a^td  BtJiLbiNo  jotJiiiTAti. 


Auffust  17,  1895. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


tWblVe  story  building. 

The  plans  for  the  new  structnre  to  be  erer,ted  for 
Thomas  Aubrey  favis  at  Nos.  352  to  356  Dearborn 
street  call  for  fifteen  stories  Only  twelve  floors  will 
be  erected  at  present,  as  under  the  building  ordinance 
this  will  be  the  greatest  height  possible.  In  the  fu- 
ture, if  the  ordinance  is  amended,  additional  stories 
will  be  added.  The  size  of  the  building  will  be  50  by 
67  feet.  Jenney  &  Mundie  are  the  architects.  Work 
will  commence  soon.  No  name  for  the  structure  has 
been  determined  on  as  yet. 

Charles  J.  Errant  has  the  contract  for  constructing 
eleven  brick  and  stone  residences  at  346  to  352  Fifty 
fourth  street,  for  Jacob  Franks  They  will  be  two 
stories  high,  17  by  54  feet  each.    Cost  about  $60,000 

Architects  Beers,  Clay  &  Button  have  made  plans 
for  a  residence  of  brick  and  stone  at  1639  and  1641 
Jackson  boulevard  for  T.  W.  Brennan  It  will  be 
three  stories  high,  25  by  30  feet,  and  will  cost  $12,000 

Architect  Alfred  Smith  has  drawn  plans  for  an 
iron  foundry  for  Mrs.  James  O'Brien,  to  be  built  on 
CorroU  avenue,  near  Robey  street,  to  cost  $5,000.  It 
will  be  equipped  with  all  the  latest  foundry  improve- 
ments. 

Architect  F.  Knudsen  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  llll  Elston  avenue  for  Mr 
Hansen.    It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
22  by  74  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front, 
slate  roof,  pine  finish,  and  will  cost $7,000. 

Architects  Kleinpell  &  Borst  are  completing  plans 
for  a  factory  building  on  the  south  side,  exact  loca- 
tion and  name  of  owner  being  withheld  for  the  pres- 
ent. It  will  be  three  stories  high,  82  by  72  feet,  of 
brick  and  stone  and  interior  of  mill  construction. 
Estimated  cost  about  $20,000. 

Architect  John  P  Hettinger  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  store,  flat  and  hail  building  on  Gracelttnd  avenue, 
Lake  View.  The  structure  will  be  26  by  65  feet  in 
area,  two  stories  and  basement,  with  stone  front  and 
hard  wood  finish.  The  owner,  P.  Heide,  will  expend 
about  $20,000  on  the  improvement. 

Architect  J.  H.  Moore  has  prepared  plans  for  a  res- 
idence at  1105  Washington  boulevard  for  Rufus 
Wright.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
45  by  7'  feet,  of  stone  and  brick  construction,  have 
metal  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat  and  the  lat- 
est improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $30,000. 

Architect  L.  Mart  Mitchell  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  residence  on  Drexel  boulevard,  near  Flournoy 
street  for  Myron  &  Decker.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  25  by  73  feet,  have  a  blue  Bed- 
ford stone  front,  interior  finish  in  choice  hard  woods, 
and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

The  very  latest  is  the  Trilby  Apartment  House, 
plans  for  which  have  been  prepared  by  architects 
Cowles  &  Ohrenstein,  and  which  is  to  be  constructed 
on  Indiana  avenue,  just  north  of  Forty-third  street. 
It  is  to  be  68x72  feet,  four  stories  high,  with  hard- 
wood finish  and  steam  heat,  and  will  cost  $30,000. 

Architect  Charles  M.  Palmer  is  preyaring  plans  for 
two  residences  on  Greenwood  avenue,  south  of  Forty- 
fifth  street,  for  C.  O.  Landt.  They  will  cover  52  by  64 
feet,  three  stories  high,  have  stone  fronts,  with  slate 
tower  projections,  marble  and  tile  work,  steam  heat, 
hard  wood  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  about  $15,000. 

Aachitect  J  L.  Silsbee  is  taking  figures  for  the 
Illinois  State  buildinii  on  the  grounds  of  the  Cotton 
States  and  International  Exposition,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
It  will  cover  140  by  100  feet,  two  stories  high,  be  built 
of  Georgia  pine  and  tastefully  decorated.  It  will 
serve  as  headquarters  for  lUinoisans  at  Atlanta,  and 
will  cost  about  $15,000, 

Architect  G.  M.  Gunsteens  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  parsonage  and  flat  building  on  Courtland  street, 
near  Fairfield  avenue,  for  the  Humboldt  Park  Swed- 
ish Baptist  Church.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basem  mt  high,  40  by  40  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and 
stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $7,000 

Architect  Fritz  Lang  has  prepared  plans  for  a  store 
and  fl  it  building  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Elm 
street  and  Gault  court,  for  M.  Haerle.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  6  by  62  feet,  have 
front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone  relieved  by  slate 
tower  projection,  Georgia  pine  and  cypress  finish  in 
oil,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7  000. 

G.  W.  White  will  build  a  $9,000  two-story  residence 
on  Montrose  byulevard  in  Buena  Park,  according  to 
plans  by  architect  George  S  Kingsley.  It  will  front 
2<  feet,  with  a  depth  of  .iO,  and  will  be  constructed 
of  stone  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  eight 
rooms  It  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated 
by  hot  water,  and  construction  will  be  commenced 
Septeratjer  1 . 

Architects  Morrison  &  Torrance  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  big  structure  to  be  erected  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  Sixty-fourth  street  and  Urexel  ave- 
nue, to  be  known  as  the  Ogden  flats.   The  building 


will  cover  50  by  170  feet,  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  with  exterior  in  pressed  brick  and  stone,  inte- 
rior in  oak  finish,  marble  and  t'le,  and  will  cost  $40,- 
000  It  will  be  divided  into  sixteen  apartments  of 
five  and  six  rooms  each. 

Architect  Edward  C.  La  Belle  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  about  to  let  contracts  for  two  residences  on 
Humboldt  boulevard  near  Milwaukee  avenue,  for 
Charles  H.  and  George  Kuehn.  They  will  consist  of 
two  stories,  attic  and  basement.  4(5.7  by  79  feet,  have 
stone  fronts,  with  entrances  flauKed  by  polished 
granite  columns,  slate  tower  projections,  slate  roof 
hard  wo  id  finish  and  modern  Improvements  In  the 
rear  is  to  be  built  a  frame  barn    Total  cost  $18,000. 

Judge  Richard  Prendergast  is  having  plans  pre- 
pared by  Flanders  &  Zimmerman  for  a  four  story 
apartment  house,  150  by  109  feet,  which  he  will  build 
at  the  southwest  corner  of  Erie  and  Pine  streets. 
The  basement  and  first  story  will  be  of  buff  Bedford 
stone  and  above  that  the  walls  of  light  colored  Ro- 
man brick  with  terra  cotta  trimmings.  The  build- 
ings will  be  divided  into  twenty-eight  apartments  of 
eight  rooms  each.  Total  cost  is  estimated  at  about 
$125,000. 

Architect  William  Strippleman  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  310  West  Madison 
street  for  W.  M.  Morrison  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  25  by  100  feet,  have  a  front  of 
pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta,  iron  and  plate  glass, 
and  wi'l  cost  $12,000.  He  also  made  plans  for  a  sum- 
mer residence  at  Highland  Park  for  Charles  S.  Berry. 
It  will  be  .wo  stories  high,  built  of  frame,  have 
shingle  roof  and  all  modern  improvements.  A  barn 
and  icehouse  will  also  be  built.  Total  cost  about 
$10  000. 

Differences  between  the  owners  of  the  proposed 
Great  Northern  Hotel  and  Theater  building  and  the 
city  building  department  concerning  a  permit  for 
the  structure  to  be  issued  under  the  present  building 
ordinance  were  definitely  settled  Thursday,  when 
Commissioner  Downey  gave  orders  for  a  separate  per- 
mit to  be  issued  for  the  theater  addition,  the  balance 
of  the  structure  coming  under  an  old  permit  issued 
three  years  ago.  The  cost  of  the  theater  addition  in 
the  new  permit  is  given  at  $100,000. 

Architects  J.  Sidney  Villere  &  Co.  have  prepared 
plans  for  an  apartment  building  at  the  southwest 
corner  of  Wrightwood  avenue  and  Burling  street.  It 
will  cover  48  by  IJ  9  feet,  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  with  bays 
and  cornice  of  same  material,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  electric  light,  marble  and  tile  work,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  860,000. 
It  will  contain  twenty  suites  of  the  most  modern  and 
best  arranged  five-room  apartments  in  the  city. 

Architects  Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  completed 
plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  619  North  Oak- 
ley avenue,  for  Sam  Pfeiffer,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  24  by  65  feet,  stone  front,  with  bay  of 
same  material,  oak  finish  and  modern  improvements, 
to  cost  $7000.  It  will  contain  two  eight-room  flats 
and  one  store;  also  plans  for  a  building  of  the  same 
character  at  Ogden  and  Spauldinar  avenues,  for  E.  I 
Wanderer,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  1 5  by  68 
feet,  built  of  similar  materials  as  the  foregoing  build- 
ings, to  cost  $7,500. 

Mrs.  M.  E.  McDougal  of  Toronto,  Canada,  is  erect- 
ing a  three-st'Ty  and  basement  brick  structure  on 
West  End  avenue,  Chicago  Heights.  The  first  floor 
will  be  divided  into  stores  and  thefsecond  and  third 
floors  into  apartments.  The  building  will  be  one  of 
the  most  complete  in  the  town,  as  it  will  contain  all 
modern  improvements  including  electric  lights,  gas 
steam  heat  and  cold  storage.  The  increased  activity 
among  the  manufacturers  at  Chicago  Heights  is 
causing  a  demand  for  more  dwellings,  a  number  of 
which  are  now  in  the  course  of  construction. 

Frommann  &  Jebsen,  505  Schiller  Bldg.,  have  pre- 
pared plans  and  ground  is  to  be  broken  this  week  for 
a  building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Ashland  avenue 
and  Milwaukee  avenue,  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  of  Bedford  stone,  for  Henry  Rudolph,  to  cost 
$25,000.  The  lot  is  53  by  80  by  60  feet.  Lease  has 
been  closed  for  ten  years  to  the  National  Clothing 
company  for  the  entire  building  at  a  rental  of  6i  per 
cent  on  $60,000,  which  is  considered  a  good  rental  for 
this  section  of  the  city.  Lammers  &  Hayward,  of  560 
Armitage  avenue,  are  agents  for  the  building. 

Architect  August  Fiedler  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
ten-room  addition  to  the  Phil  Sheridan  school  at  Es- 
canaba  avenue  and  Ninetieth  street,  for  the  board 
of  education.  It  will  be  four  stories  high,  built  of 
pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  have  steam  heat 
and  the  latest  Improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $55,000. 
He  also  made  plans  for  a  nine-room  addition  to  the 
Talcott  school,  corner  West  Ohio  and  Lincoln  streets. 
It  will  be  L-shaped,  49  9  by  110  6  by?3.10feet.  four 
stories  high,  built  of  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and 
stone,  have  ornamental  and  structural  iron  work, 
sheet  metal  and  slating,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $50,000 

Architect  Charles  F.  Sorensen  is  preparing  plans 
for  five  modern  fiat  buildings  on  Maplewood  avenue, 


between  Hirsch  street  and  Potomac  avenue,  for  M. 
Anderson.  The  buildings  will  cover  22  by  58  feet 
each,  three  stories  and  basement,  be  of  various  de- 
signs, with  fronts  of  different  kinds  of  stone,  have 
entrances  flanked  by  granite  and  marble  columns, 
oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  total  cost  of  $30,000.  The  same  architect 
made  plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  the  corner 
of  Thirty- third  street  and  Lowe  avenue,  for  George 
O.  Larson.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  25  by  89  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front 
and  side,  slate  tower  projection,  oak  and  Georgia  pine 
finish,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$10,000. 

Architect  F.  Knudsen  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  hall  building  at  851  and  855  West  North 
avenue  for  O.  Knudson,  the  marble  dealer,  who  has 
put  up  a  number  of  large  and  handsome  structures, 
designed  by  the  same  architect,  on  North  avenue,  in 
the  vicinity  of  Humboldt  Park.  The  new  building 
will  cover  48  by  126  feet,  basement  and  four  stories 
high,  be  of  steel  construction,  with  facade  of  stone, 
relieved  by  stone  bays  and  clock  tower  eighty  feet 
high,  have  steam  heating  and  electric  light  plants, 
electric  elevator,  hard  wood  5nish,  a  large  amount 
of  marble  work,  and  all  the  latest  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  about  $45,000.  The  basement  and  first  story 
will  be  devoted  to  stores,  the  second  and  third  stories 
to  a  large  hall  with  ante-rooms,  and  the  fourth  story 
to  two  or  three  lodge  rooms. 


LATEST  ISSUES  DF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Oreede.  Ool — The  citizens  voted  to  issne  $10,000  School 
District  No.  S  sohool  bonds. 

Ga^^ville,  Wis. — Hassville  voted  in  favor  of  bonding  the 
xillBije  $t,5oo  for  water  woris, 

Tekemah,  Neb. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  qnestion 
of  issaing  {20,000  school  bonds. 

bt.  Johns.  Mich. — The  city  voted  to  isaoe  $26,0<.0  in 
bonds  to  parobase  the  electric  plant. 

Oarrollton,  Ohio. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  iasae 
$26.00  I  in  bonds  to  pot  in  a  water  system. 

HeightoQ,  N  J. — This  town  will  issne  $29,000  4  per  cent 
improvement  bonds  redeemable  after  lUOO. 

Lancaster,  Wis. —The  vote  to  isooe  $24,000  bonds  for 
water  work  resulted  353  for  and  124  against. 

Webster,  Mass. —  The  Water  Commissioners  will  soon 
accept  bids  for  $10,000  of  the  new  wuter  loan. 

Grand  Junction,  Ool. — The  Oonnoil  passed  an  ordinance 
to  provide  tor  the  issne  of  the  water  works  plant. 

Ann  Arbor.  Mich. — The  Oity  Treasurer  has  been 
authorized  lo  issue  $3ii,000  worth  of  sewer  bonds. 

Norwalk,  Ohio. — An  election  was  held  August  13  to  vote 
on  the  question  of  issaing  $i(  0,0u0  water  works  bonds. 

Turtle  Greek,  Pa  — At  a  special  election  held  July  22  it 
was  voted  to  issue  $60,000  worth  of  bonds  for  street  paving 
purposes. 

Stevens  Point,  Wis. — The  Board  of  Education  has  called 
an  election  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $12,000  school  bonds. 
John  Oadman,  Oity  Olerk. 

Riverside,  Oal.— The  $10,000  6  per  cent  Riverside  school 
refunding  bonds  were  purchased  by  N.  W.  Harris  &  Oo.  f or 
$450  premium  and  accrued  interest. 

Merrill,  Miss. — Judge  Bardeon  has  declared  void  the 
issue  of  $30,0^0  in  Lincoln  County  bonds  to  aid  the 
Merrill,  Antigo  and  Eastern  Railway. 

Bayonne,  N.  J.— The  Council,  July  16,  authorized  the 
issue  of  $40,000  worth  of  twenty  year  5  per  cent  bonds  to 
build  a  new  school  house  in  the  Third  Ward. 

Bedford,  Pa. — The  voters  of  Bedford  gave  a  large 
majority  at  the  election  against  the  proposition  lo  issne 
$25,000  in  bonds  to  improve  the  water  supply. 

Homestead,  Pa. —At  a  special  election  held  July  23  it 
was  voted  to  issue  $20,0uo  worth  of  bonds  for  street 
improvements,  $10,000  in  sewerage  bonds,  and  $10,000 
worth  of  water  works  bonds. 

Springfield,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  August  20 
for  the  purchase  of  $6,169  Oontre  street  paving  bonds, 
dated  July  8,  1895,  and  payable  one  to  ten  years  inclusive. 
Samuel  J.  Wilkerson,  Oity  Clerk. 

Earlville,  III. — An  ordinancs  has  been  passed  authoriz- 
ing the  issue  of  $7,500  5  per  cent  water  works  b  jnds,  dated 
July  15,  1895,  and  payable  in  the  years  19J2  and  1904, 
inclusive.    H.  V.  Chase,  City  Clerk. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 


ExonrHlon  tickets  are  now  on  eale  by  the  OhlcBRO,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  BarliuKton,  Elkhora,  Delavao,  Milwaukee, 
Pewauke).  Hartland,  Naebotah,  Oconomowoo,  Kllbonrn,  Sparta, 
St.  Paul.  Miuneapolls,  Lake  Mlunetooka,  Tomnbawk,  Mluocqna, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  WieooDfln,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  each  week  to  Wlsooisln  Besorts. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Onion  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


August  17,  1895. 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


783 


WARRANTY  DEEJjS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Aug.  15,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonat. 

Olty,  over  tl.OOO    291  |2,30H,025 

J  lt7,  under  $1,000   Ill  76,650 

County   118  299,965 

Total   520  12,684,640 

nummary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Aug.  16,  1894. 

Sales, 

Oity,  over  11,000    309 

Olty,  under  1,000   116 

Lonnty   119 


Total   644 


{1,860,611 


Ada  at,  222  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  25x124;  Ang  5 

F  A  JohDBon  to  E  H  Sirman  |2,500 

Adama  at,  76  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25x121; 
Aug  2.  J  E  Manafield  to  J  E  Beaoh 

 f4,8O0 

Adama  at.  261  ft  w  of  S  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  July  22.  0  B  Braokett  to  P  J  Fin- 

negan  11,2)0 

Albany  av.  214  ft  n  of  Hamboldt  blvd,  w 
f  12x166;  July  3.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  H 

Olark  |1,859 

Archer  av.  113  f t  s  w  of  Hoyne  at,  n  w  f 
25  ft  thro  to  Hoyne  at;  June  12.  H  H 

Walker  to  J  King  $2,000 

Armitage  av,  226  ft  w  of  Albany,  n  f  25x 
120;  Sep  15,'94.  N  F  Olaon  to  8  Unghea 

 1 1,800 

Armitage  av,  72  ft  e  of  Qirard,  a  f  24x125; 
Aog  13.  C  Zaokarok  to  T  Snohomaki 

  1^,500 

Avenue  J,  261  ft  a  e  of  95th  at,  n  e  f  50x 
126;  Aug  14.  H  Sohrader  to  0  &  B  I  Ry 

 |1,3  0 

Avenue  J,  336  ft  a  e  of  96th  at,  n  e  f  76x 
125;  Aug  14.  E  M  Walker  to  0  &  B  I  By 

 $2,100 

Avenue  K,  60  ft  s  of  97th  at,  w  f  26xl20>^; 

Aug  8.  O  Swenaon  to  A  A  Laraoo .  .$2,500 
Avenue  K.  aame  ppiy;  Aug  8.  A  A  Larson 

to  A  Swenaon   ...$/, 500 

Avers  av,  246  ft  a  of  Huron  at,  w  f  24x121; 

Aug  10.  F  Murphy  to  E  Oallaghan  $4,000 
Ballon  at,  205  ft  a  of  Portland,  w  f  6  ixl77; 
June  15.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  J  Zimmermann 

 ...$1,817 

Baumans  at,  160  ft  n  w  of  Ashland  av,  n  e 
f  24xlC0;  Jnly  26.  B  D  Lyons  to  J  D 

O'Oonabue   $3,500 

Beaoon  at,  83  ft  s  of  Lawreuoe  av,  e  f  60x 
197;  Aug  1.  Graoelan'l  Cemetery  Oom- 

p+ny  to  A  Synnberg  $2,900 

Belle  Plaine  av,  256  ft  w  of  Sjuthport,  u 
f  50x125;  Aug  1.  K  Richardson  to  R  S 

Elder  $3,000 

Belmont  av,  n  w  cor  Laurel,  ^  f  50xl:iii; 

Aug  1.  G  Stieglitz  to  L  Glenn  $2,500 

Berenice  av,  3338  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood, 
n  f  37»^xl25;  Apr  20.  0  J  Ford  to  T 

Storr  $1,088 

Birobwood  av,  u  e  cor  Maple,  s  f  200x160. 
and  other  ppty;  Jnly  28.  W  F  Lobeke 

to  E  Heldemaier  $18,500 

Blssell  at,  126  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  Aug  9.0  E  Robinson  to  M  L  Robin- 
son $1,181 

Bonfield  st,  lOc  ft  n  of  Lyman,  w  f  48x 
10i»;  Aug  1.  H  P  Brown  to  L  Hanson 

 $5,000 

Bonlield  st,  368  ft  s  of  Hillcook  av,  w  f  27 
xlOO,  and  other  ppty;  July  2.  Est  of  R 
J  Sherman  to  Ohioago  &  Alton  Railroad 

Company  $2,226 

Barling  at,  250  ft  a  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  26x 
V^S;  July  8.  A  Weber  to  A  H  Opper 

 $3,600 

Butler  at,  193  ft  n  of  7l8t,  e  f  30x126;  Aug 

6.  M  J  Brake  to  E  F  Bay  ley  $5,600 

Oalifornia  av,  50  ft  a  of  Augusta  at,  e  f  25 
xl26;  June  28.  0  O  Mattison  to  D  Zet- 

aohi    267 

Carpenter  at,  75  ft  n  of  GSth,  w  f  26x  124.58; 
Aug  10.  W  H  Rifenburg  to  G  Li  Conroy 

 $3,00) 

Carpenter  at,  360  ft  a  of  66th,  w  f  30x124)^; 
Aug  7.  L  E  O'Oonnell  to  J  M  O'Connell 

 $2,800 

Carpenter  at,  226  ft  a  of  54th,  w  f  25x126; 

July  1.  F  Gaylord  to  M  Kohogren.  .$1,000 
Carpenter  at.  225  ft  b  of  69th,  e  f  25x 
124.68;  Aug  1.  0  J  Williams  to  0  O 

Weatling  $6,000 

Carroll  av,  a  e  cor  Albany,  n  f  41x148,  and 
other  ppty;  Aug  9.  G  8  Baldwin  to  L  J 

and  E  C  Blum  $90,000 

Carroll  av,  213  ft  e  of  Albany,  a  f  20x100, 
more  or  leaa;  Aug  9.  G  8  Baldwin  to  J 

F  MoGuire  $1,260 

Center  av,  48  ft  n  of  W  17th  st,  w  f  48x 


120;  May  29.  J  Gettinger  to  G  B  Finch 

 $12  0  0 

Ohamplain  av,  209  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  29 
87-100x133  9-10;  Aug  6.  A  E  Taylor  to 

H  O  Barnes  .^..$<,fOO 

Ohamplain  av,  204  ft  n  of  43d  at,  w  f  18x 
126;  Apr  22.  L  E  Campbell  to  L  C  Bur- 
dick  $5,000 

Ohamplain  av,  bet  43d  and  44tb  sts,  w  f 
23  88-100x126;  Aug  14.  F  H  Koehsel  to 

8  Wiggins  ..$2,200 

Ohapin  st,  82  ft  w  of  Currier,  n  f  25x126; 

Aug  10.  P  O  Sten&land  to  F  Niwa.. $2,900 
Olifton  av,  216  ft  n  of  Wellington,  w  f  '..5 
xl24;  Aug  12.  N  Wesng  to  H  Bauer 

 |2,'  0i» 

Oly bourn  av,  200  ft  a  e  of  Belmont,  a  w  f 
60x125;  Aug  12.  L  Sohliok  to  M  Sohwarz 

 ...$3,0(  0 

Columbia  pi,  576  ft  a  of  Kinzie  at,  e  f  25x 
126;  Oct  1,'91  S  W  Roth  to  K  Sohal  z 

 .'..$3,800 

Commercial  st,  95  ft  n  of  Fletcher,  e  f  30 
x96;  June  27.  M  Gutt  et  al  to  A  Albertz 

 $1,660 

OoDgreaa  at.  240  ft  w  of  Redzie  av,  n  f 
67>^xl24.7;  Aug  1.  B  Rndert  to  L  M 

Spurgeon  $12,865 

Oongreaa  at,  221  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
23x166;  Aug  8.  P  J  Kiater  to  L  W  Hath- 
away et  al  $2,200 

Crystal  at,  300  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av.  e  f 
26x120;  Aug  7.  C  Kupferer  to  A  0  Lewis 

 $3,2(;0 

Ouyler  av,  n  e  cor  Leavitt  at,  s  f  4Sxl2(); 
Apr  29,'90.  E  Ohrenatein  to  B  Ohren- 

stein  .'$1  300 

Ouyler  av,  same  ppty;  Aug  13.  B  Ohren- 

stein  to  E  Ohrenatein  $1,300 

Dearborn  at,  n  w  oor  5 1st,  e  f  26x100 ;  July 

26.  W  Miller  to  J  Caatagaun   $7,26(1 

Dearborn  st,  114  ft  s  of  18th,  e  f  25x67; 

Aug  14.  J  Fink  to  P  M  Nelligan. $16,000 
Dearborn  at,  aame  ppty;  Aug  14.  P  M 

Nelligan  to  M  Fink  $16,000 

Dekalb  at,  a  w  oor  Floornoy,  a  e  f  89^  ft 
thio  to  Flonrnoy  at,  June  1.  A  0  Davis 

to  J  R  Cumming  $23,000 

Deming  pi,  326  ft  e  of  N  OUrk  at,  n  f  25x 
140;  Aug  13.  A  E  Cornish  to  M  Lang 

 $17,600 

Deminsr  pi,  400  ft  w  of  N  Olark  st,  a  e  f 
60x190;  Aug  14.  A  Hener  to  0  L  Sch- 
midt $19,000 

Diversey  av,  n  w  oor  Cook  st,  s  f  49x125; 

Nov  1,'94.  E  Stock  to  J  J  Holdorf  .$1,800 
Diversey  st,  96  ft  w  of  Bissell,  n  f  24x126; 
July  19.  S  Friedrich  to  0  Buckingham 

 $7,350 

Division  at,  50  ft  e  of  Croaby,  a  f  25x10 ); 

July  1.  T  Breitzke  to  0  W  Swank.  .$3,500 
Douglas  blvd,  50  ft  e  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f  25 
xl68;  Jnly  10.    E  A  Oummings  to  J 

Cunniogham  $1,560 

Douglas  blvd,  s  e  oor  Sawyer  av,  a  f  26x 
167.7;  July  10.  E  A  Oummings  to  A  G 

Heuckin  $2,100 

Douglas  blvd,  66  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  s  f  25 
xl67  3-10;  Jnly  10.  E  A  Oummings  to 

Q  F  Stuckel   ....'....$1,620 

DoDglaa  blvd,  91  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  a  f  25 

xl67  7-10;  July  10.  Same  to  same. $1,615 
Douglas  blvd,  60  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  a  f 
26x167  7-10;  Jnly  10.  E  A  Oumminga  to 

J  B  Taylor   $1,576 

Douglaa  blvd,  41  ft  w  of  Turner  av,  n  f 
25x165;  Jnly  10.  E  A  Oummings  to  T  J 

Qilmore  $1,610 

Douglas  blvd,  26  ft  e  of  Sawyer  av.  a  f  26 
X167.7;  July  10.  E  A  Oummings  to  D  H 

Cunningham  $1,626 

Douglas  blvd,  76  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f 
25x164^;  July  10.  B  A  Oummings  to  F 

J  Smith   $1,526 

Drexel  av,  379  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  25x124 
64-100;  June  7.  M  E  Gore  et  al  to  L  E 

Snow  $7,500 

Eggleston  av,  bet  71st  and  72d  sts,  w  f  26 
xligi^;  Aug  8.  0  H  Tabor  to  L  E  Cleg- 
horn  $6,000 

Eggleaton  av,  a  w  cor  64th  st,  e  f  50x126; 
Aug  6.  W  Wertheimer  to  M  B  Holden 

 $19,000 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  218  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st, 
n  f  26x126;  June  8.  0  R  Walleok  to  J 

Koelon  $1,200 

Eighty  eighth  at,  50  ft  w  of  Mackinaw  av, 
s  f  26x136;  Aug  I.  0  O  Westling  to  0  J 

.Williams  $7,000 

Eighty-eighth  at,  n  w  oor  Vinoennea  av,  s 
f  49x126;  Jnly  23.  8  B  Groas  to  0  A  Lipe 

   $1,575 

Elbnrn  av,  300  ft  e  of  Laflin  st,  a  f  30x 
103;  Aug  1.  J  Clogan  to  T  Monahan 

 $2,200 

Elburn  av,  300  ft  e  of  Laflin  at,  a  I  30x 
103;  Aug  9.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  J  Clogan 


 $2,060 

Ellerton  av,  s  w  cor  Fountain,  n  f  65x156 
xl09;  June  1.  Title  Guaranty  <fc  Trust 

Company  to  W  A  Linn  $1,625 

Emerald  av,  225  ft  a  of  9nth  at,  e  f  4lx 
I25li;  Aog  14.  H  M  McDonald  to  W  A 

Hanaburg  $2,500 

Emma  at,  390  ft  w  of  Noble,  n  f  24x124; 

Aug  13.  J  Pollock  to  B  P  Keimke. .  *t,7(iO 
Erie  st,  160  ft  e  05  Campbell  av,  n  f  25x 
124;  Aug  13.  S  J  Ware  to  L  McJoonell 

 $2,6P0 

Erie  at,  a  w  oor  Pine,  n  f  160x109;  May 
17  Newberry  Library  to  R  Prendergast 

   $41.(100 

Eacanaba  av,  8t>^  ft  n  of  99th  at,  w  f  50x' 
138}^;  Aug  9.  T  F  Doyle  to  R  Larkin 

   $1  uOO 

Bvana  av.  176  ft  a  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x122; 

'Aug  5    M  Kard  to  T  E  Havill  $3,0')() 

Exchange  av,  223  ft  n  of  85th  st,  e  f  26x 

125;  Aug  1.  L  A  Frey  to  J  Manzert.$2,200 
Fifteenth  at  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  24x 

1J4;  July  9.  J  Reis  to  U  Benza  $3,500 

Fifth  av,  215  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  24x124; 
Aug  10.  T  J  Ourry  to  J  Deatzmann 

 $3,200 

Fifty-seventh  st,  5   f t  w  of  Carpenter,  s  f 
25x88;  Jnly  19.  G  H  Smith  to  Q  G  Ogden 

 $6,000 

Fillmore  st,  251)  ft  e  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  26x 
128;  Jnly  16.  0  H  Trego  to  0  F  Pasar 

   $1,200 

Fillmore  st,  203  ft  w  of  Western  av,  a  f 
26x124;  July  1.  Bat  of  E  Wright  to  H  T 

Ohaoe  $2  000 

Flonrnoy  st.  25  ft  e  of  Fraaciaoo,  s  f  iSx 
1245^;  Joly  29.  M  Gregory  to  M  J  Walsh 

 $5,000 

Forest  av.  60  ft  s  of  Kemper  st,  s  f  37}4x. 
167.7;  June  26.  H  J  Kemper  to  M  M 

Mueller  $1,125 

Forty-first  av  N,  n  e  cor  Oonrtland  st,  w  f 
76x  26;  June   6.    L  Wehrbeim  to  M 

Banerle   $i,600 

Forty-third  av  N,  n  e  oor  Irving  Park,  w 
f  150x166  7-l(';  Aug  13  J  P  W  Brown 

to  G  M  Stevens  $2,000 

Forty-seventh  at,  264  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr  13.  J  P  Bntler  to  N  Mayue 

   $1,000 

Forty-aeventh  at,  264  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
24x125;  Aug  12.   M    Mayne   to   L  B 

Thomas   |i,n  0 

Forty-aeventh  st,  n  e  cor  Winchester  av, 
s  f  48x12'  ;  Sep  9,'rf2   FB  Clarke  to  V 

Svoboda   $2,0^0 

Fourteenth  st  W,  144  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f 
48x124;  Aug  9   H  F  0  Haunroth  to  M 

L  Haffenberg  f  10,')00 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  s 
f  24x124;  July  12.  O  L  Sohaar  to  Met 

WSLRRCo  $3,250 

Francisco  at,  a  w  cor  Cook,  e  f  lC0xl25; 
Aug  13.  L  Moeller  to  E  Niederegger 

,  $6,000 

Fremont  at,  275  ft  n  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f  25 
xl24i^;  Aug  15.  O  Diesel  to  J  F  Riohter 

 $3,800 

Fullerton  av,  .36  ft  e  of  Reed,  a  f  45x125; 
June  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Oak  Park  8  & 

L  Assn  $2,335 

Fullerton  av,  n  e  cor  Reed,  s  f  36  9-li'x 

125;  June  14.  Same  to  same  62,280 

Garfield  blvd,  60  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  n  f 
60x148;  Aug  7.  J  F  Ca-*sidy  to  J  Con 

ningham    $8,5' 0 

Garfield  blvd,  92  ft  w  of  Carpenter  st,  n  f 
27^xl47>^;  Aug  14.  N  Malcahy  to  P  C 

Mulcahy   $3  600 

Garfield  blvd,  99  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  s  f  26 
xl25;  Aug  10.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to  E 

Meyer  $12,500 

Garfield  blvd,  33  ft  w  of  Marshfield  av,  a 
f  36x132;  Aug  9.  E  Galvin  to  A  M  Terry 

 $1,600 

Grace  st,  80  ft  w  of  Ward,  s  f  40x67>^; 
Aug  10.  H  MoJames  to  E   Van  Slays 

 $2,500 

Grace  st,  n  e  cor  Humboldt  at.  a  f  666x 
666;  Aug  13.  J  P  Lababn  to  0  R  Stave 

 $20,0  0 

Grace  at.  226  ft  e  of  W  45th,  a  f  126x125; 

Jnly  24.  J  W  Casey  to  R  Raatz  ...$1,750 
Green  at,  291  ft  s  of  71st,  e  f  26xl24»4; 

Aug  8.  J  Banning  to  L  Scharer  $1,300 

Greenwood  av,  76  ft  n  of  65th  at,  e  f  25x 

100;  B  Johns  to  M  J  Connor  $6,600 

Gross  av,  386  ft  a  w  of  Lafiin  at.  n  w  f  26 
ft  to  alley;  Sep  19,'92.  8  E  Groaa  to  8 

E  Nixon  $2,060 

Halated  st,  n  e  oor  6lst,  w  f  39  77-lOOx 
124>^;  Aug  1.  M  B  Starring  et  al  to  M 

H  Bllias  $50,090 

Hamlin  av,  s  w  cor  Wabansia,  ef  120x289; 

July  13.  J  J  Rose  to  R  P  Beygeh. .$3,500 
Hamlin  av,  J  20  ft  a  of  Wabanaia,  e  f  120x,^ 


289;  July  13.  Same  to  same  $3,n0'> 

Hamlin  av,  a  w  oor  Wabanaia,  e  f  240x 
289,  Dud  14  int;  July  13.  B  P  Beygeh  to 

S  E  Reed  $6,5Ca 

Hamlin  av,  aame  ppty,  and  ^  int;  July 

13.  Same  to  D  P  Ueardoff   $6,500 

Hamlin  av,  n  e  oor  W  2tth  at,  w  f  240x 
125,  and  other    ppty;   Aug   10.    O  0 

Bonney  to  J  8  Campbell  $26  000 

Haralin  av,  98  :t  s  of  Indiana  et,  e  f  24i^ 
xl26;  Aug  12.  R  Moote  to  R  E  Moore 

 $1,C10  ) 

Hammond  av,  159  ft  n  of  Logan  square, 
w  f  25x125;  May  11.  G  W  Higgins  et  al 

to  A  F  Meyer  $l,00O 

Harding  av,  25  ft  n  of  Dor  pi,  e  f  75il21 ; 

Aug  8.  M  L  Lang  to  J  A  Ulakely .  .$1,268 
Harrison  st,  201  ft  w  of  8  44th  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  July  29.  M  J  Walsh  to  M  Gregory 

   $1,200 

Harvard  st,  50  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Aug  8.  W  Pigott  to  T  Murphy 

 $6,(100 

Homan  av,  470  ft  s  of  Colorado,  e  f  26J^x 
116.8;  Aug  10.  E  Callaghan  to  F  Murphy 

 $2,650 

Homan  av,  100  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f  60x 
126;  Aug  10.  H  TO  Hannroth  to  0  F 

Wiehe,   ...$5  000 

Homer  st,  20n  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x 
126;  Jnly  24.  O  H  Low  to  T  J  Reynert- 

8on  $1,20  J 

Humboldt  blvd,  s  e  oor  California  av,  n  f 
24  9-10x166;  July  15.  J  Duncan  to  G  J 

Haskell....   $1.10) 

Indiana  av,  141  ft  n  of  47th  st,  e  f  37>^x 
161;  Aug  8.  S  L  Foss  to  Z  H  Gorvg 

 $4,300 

Indiana  av,  160  ft  n  of  30th  st,  w  f  31xl7(  ; 

Aug  1.  M  H  Bliss  to  M  B  Starring.$  16,000 
Irving  av,  325  ft  n  of  Taylor  at,  w  f  26x 
126;  Nov  6,'94.  T  P  Cliflford  et  al  to  M 

Sheehan  ...  $2,800 

Irving  av,  260  ft  a  of  LeMovne  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Jnly  9.  T  G  and  T  Co' to  B  0  Ander- 
son  $3,600 

Irving  Park  av,  150  ft  w  of  N  45th,  n  f 
100x126;  Aug  13.  M  V  Loaghlin  to  0  A 

Winston  $3,(/00 

Jackson  st,  175  ft  w  of  8  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x 

124;  Ang  12.  0  W  Gray  to  H  Miller.$l,400 
Jackson  at,  n  w  oor  8  42d  av,  s  f  5'jx121  ; 
Apr  16.  H  8  Braokett  to  J  M  Pnrcell 

 $3,750 

Janasen  av,  124  ft  a  of  Grace  at,  e  f  26x 
120;  Jane  29.  E  Lnudt  to  F  A  Blomgren 

 $l,lfO 

Janasen  av,  266  ft  s  of  Byron  st,  w  f  5'Jx 

176;  Jnly  29.  0  Horn  to  O  Grams ..  $2, 150 
Kedzie  av,  126  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
26xl04J^;  Jnly  17.  HT  Fletcher  to  A 

G  Fitzpatriok   |;2,000 

Kedzie  av,  150  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  26x 
177;  Aug  12.  R  Gerliok  to  H  Hoerich 

 $3,200 

Kenmore  av,  200  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f  6() 
X150;  Mar  24, '94.  Exra  of  M  E  McDowell 

to  J  M  Sullivan  $13,5(0 

Kenmore  av,  same  ppty;  July  16.  J  M 

Sullivan  to  A  N  Sawyer  $15,(  00 

Kenmore  av,  250  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f  26 
xl50;  Jnly  13.  Exrs  of  M  E  McDowell 

to  A  N  Sawyer  $2,250 

Kenmore  av,  156  ft  s  of  Glenlake,  e  f  50x 
160;  June  26.  M  Lang  to  M  Maolntyre 

et  al  $13,000 

Kiinbark  av,  n  w  cor  eiat  st,  e  f  60x138; 

May  15.  J  G  Magill  to  C  E  Jones.  .$7,5(  0 
Lafiin  st,  199  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  25x124;  Aug 

3.  L  Kripoher  to  J  M  Koohl  ..$l,6u0 

Laflin  st,  99  ft  n  of  63d,  e  f  25xl24j^;  June 

27.  F  T  Murphy  to  0  Heiaer  $7,500 

Lafiin  st,  216  ft  s  of  63d,  w  f  26x124;  Jan 

21.  E  D  Hosmer  to  W  Krick  $1,100 

Lake  Mich  dist  survey  snb.  It  3  blk  1, 
otherwise  deso  by  M  &  B;  May  2.  G  W 

Streetor  to  H  Martinez  $10,000 

La  Salle  st,  278  ft  n  of  37th,  w  f  24x120; 

Aog  8.  T  Murphy  to  W  Pigott  $3,' 00 

La  Salle  av,  19>^  ft  s  of  Goethe  st,  w  f  19 
x97;  July  12.  O  V  Linden  to  W  A  Deaver 

 $18,000 

Lawrence  av.  s  e  cor  Hamilton,  n  f  37x 

122;  July  1.  I  Kell  to  J  Rose  $1,500 

Lexington  st,  25  ft  e  of  b  46th  av,  s  f  26x 

1^5;  Aug  6.  W  Bender  to  J  J  R)se.|l.'  00 
Lill  av,  bet  Racine  and  Seminary  avs,  n  f 
48xl-.'43^;  Aug  2   F  Schnberth  to  G  F 

Schoberth   $4,000 

Lincoln  av,  193  ft  s  of  Robey  st.  n  e  f  25 
ft  thro  to  Robey  st;  Jan  2.  0  J  Ford  to 

F  J  Rnh  $1,575 

Loomis  st,  199  ft  n  of  9l8t,  e  f  100x133; 

Aug  9.  L  Btainerd  to  T  J  Storr. .  .$5,(  00 
Loomis  St.  109  ft  n  of  56lh,  w  f  25x124; 
Aug  8.  F  Wittich  to  W  J  Kelly  ... $4,000 

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784 


August  ll  189^; 


Where  Shall  we  go  this  Summer  f 

We  can  answer  the  Inqalry. 

A  couplete  list  of'the  best  aud  most  economical 
Summer  Resorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  famished 
free  npon  application  by  mail,  or  by  calllns  person- 
ally at  Olty  Ticket  Office  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
AHt.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marqnette  Building. 
No.  96  Adams  Street,  Ohloago.  0.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
■^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  lont;  been  identilled 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  (general 
Dpbnildint;  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  mannfaotarers 
have  an  assaranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Companv  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resoaroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manafaotaring,  and 
seeks  to  seoore  manafaotaring  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarronndings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  sncoeas. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9U0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missoari,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mauufaotarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur 
Dished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Cclooy  Bldg..  OHIGA&O.  111. 


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(Ooatinued  from  page  783.) 
Loomia  st,  360  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  26x124,  and 
other  pptj;  Aog  12.  F  P  Marphy  to  A 

Doheny  $12,000 

Lowe  av,  d  e  oor  45th  st,  w  f  27^sl25j^; 
Aog  10.  O  0  Jensen   to  O  V  Linden 

  „.  f  15,030 

Lowe  av,  198  ft  s  of  38th  st,  e  f  50x125; 
Aug  13.  W  Goetzinger  to  W  MoLeod 

 17,500 

Lvman  st,  96  ft  n  of  Haynes  ot,  n  f  2ox 
76,  more  or  less;  Jane  23.  J  Bonfield  to 

M  Bonfield  |3,f00 

MoQovern  st,  830  ft  w  of  Milwaukee  av,  s 
f  24x1401^;  Ang  I.  W  Loeb  to  0  L  Qns- 

tafson  |1,500 

MoQovern  st,  7S  ft  w  of  Milwaukee  av,  s  f 
24x140;  Aug  1.  Same  to  E  H  Sarqniat 

 $1,300 

MoLean  av,  100  ft  e  of  Irvine,  s  f  25x 
1261^;  Aug  9.  E  8  Dreyer  to  H  Stioht 

 $2,000 

Madison  st,  251  ft  e  of  8  4l8t  av,  s  f  25x 
176;  Deo  20,'94.  D  W  Parker  to  A  Peth- 

erbridge   $1,200 

Magnolia  av,  45  ft  n  of  Lsland,  w  f  50x 
176,  more  or  less;  Ang  1.  Graoeland  Oem 

Oo  to  H  F  Davenport  ...$6,250 

Maplewood  av,  48  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne  st,  w 
f  24x126;  ang  10.  J  F   Borglam  to  0 

Hansen   $2,800 

Maplewood  av,  same  ppty;  Ang  12.  0 

Uansen  to  A  K  Borglom  $3,000 

Maplewood  av,  275  ft  n  of  Potomac,  w  f 
241^x126;  Jnly  1%.  P  J  Barry  to  M  An- 

derson     $1,662 

Maplewood  av,  1C6  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  25x 

126;  Ang  14.  8  J  Baoh  to  P  N  Boy. $1,350 
Marshfield  av,  141  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  26x 
\>A\  Jan  22.  0  M  MoLooth  to  L  B 

Elliott  $2,300 

Marshfield  av,  214  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  75x 
126;  Aug  15.  J  W  Fitzmanrioe  to  O  Fitz- 

manrioe  $1,500 

May  St.  50  ft  n  of  W  19th,  e  f  25xl(  0;  Ang 

8.  B  Panoveo  tvj  T  Beraoek  .   $4,500 

Medill  av,  s  e  oor  Hanoook.  n  f  56x126; 

Ang  7,'93.  J  N  Vance  to  H  8ohmitz.$l,126 
Melrose  st,  72  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x125; 
Ang  5.  W  G  Sohottle  to  F  U  Bernnm 

 $3,200 

Melrose  st,  72  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  24x125; 
Ang  10.  F  H  Barnnm  to  J  U  8oboettle 

 $3,200 

Merrill  av,  200  ft  n  of  94th  st,  50x125; 
Oct  19,'91.  N  K  Fairbank  to  H  E  New- 

honse     $1,300 

Michigan  av,  3oO  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
160>^,  and  other  ppty;  Jnly  10.  W  Port 

Jr  to  E  R  Port   $6,000 

Michigan  av,  247  ft  n  of  39th  st,  w  f  60x 
144,  more  or  less;  Aug  2.  G  A  Seaverns 

to  O  J  Seaverns  150,000 

Michigan  av,  247  ft  n  of  39ih  st,  w  f  50x 
144,  mote  or  less;  Ang  1.  George  A 

Seaverns  Jr  to  Q  A  Seaverns  $50,000 

Millard  av,  191  ft  n  of  Doaglas  blvd,  w  f 
48x125;  Ang  1.  A  Q  Meier  to  8  H  Sloan 

 $15,000 

Milwaukee  av,  67  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  s  w  f 
25x126;  Ang    14.  B  Krimil  to  J  Von 

Kamper  $2,250 

Monroe  av,  300  ft  n  of  62d  si,  e  f  26x166; 
J&Iy  1.  J  8  Tomlinson  to  A  L  Steele 

 $8,000 

Monroe  at,  79«^  ft  e  of  Desplaines,  s  f 
79>^xl89;  Ang  7.  E  P  Earvis  to  Home 

National  Bank   $80,000 

Montana  at,  163  ft  e  of  Seminary  av,  n  f 
25xli0;  Ang  12.  8  M  Mahoney  to  L  A 

Walah  $4,250 

Morgan  at,  G3  ft  a  of  64th,  w  f  25x100;  Ang 

I.  Q  D  Morgan  to  W  Oox  . . ,  $4,800 

Morgan  at,  same  ppty;  Aug  7.  W  Oox  to 

P  vV  Himnerberg  $4,900 

Morgan  at,  205  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  25x124, 

Jnly  22.  W  Hamilton  to  B  Healy.  .$1,600 
Mozart  st,  141  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  e  f  25 
xl25  78;  Jnly  22.  F  Robertson  to  A 

Bord   ...$.3,000 

Ninetieth  st,  s  w  oor  Ellia  av,  n  f  32i^x 
125;  Jan  'ih.  B  Anderson  to  0  J  Warner 

 $1,100 

Ninety-third  st,  50  ft  w  of  Lnella  av,  n  f 
25x126,  Jnly  19.  N  K  Fairbank  to  0  A 

Reece  $1,076 

Ninety-ihird  st.  75  ft  e  of  Lnella  av,  s  f 
26x1221^;  July  31,'9l.  0  B  Sawyer  to  0 

^'hiry  $1,100 

Ninety  fifth  at,  86  ft  w  of  Exchange  av,  s 
f  25x150;  Ang  8.  J  P  Thomesson  to  W 

B  Helbing  $3,800 

North  av,  100  ft  w  of  8p^^Iding,  n  f  26x 
120;  Ang  10.  A  Gerlaoh  to  N  Irmen 

„    ...$2,200 

^orth  av.  363  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Mil- 

waokee,  a  f  49j].20,  more  or  Uee;  Aog 


10.  E  Laoge  to  Wicker  Park  Hall  Oo 

 $7,000 

North  av,  315  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Mil- 
waukee, 8  f  48x85,  more  or  leas;  Ang  13. 

F  0  KirohofE  to  same  $6,000 

Norwood  Park,  It  15  blk  1;  Ang  13.  J  B 

Foot  to  J  Bengaton  $2,825- 

Oaken wald  av,  576  ft  s  e  of  45th  st,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Ang  6.  M  B  Holden  to   A  Wer- 

theimer   $16,000 

Oakenwald  av,  75  ft  a  e  of  42d  st,  s  w  f 
123^x125;  Aug  15.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  L 

Hamilton   $2,315 

Ohio  st,  122  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x100; 

July  25.  0  Stowe  to  W  Hackett ....  $1,860 
Ohio  st,  170  ft  e  of  N  47th  av,  n  f  24x124; 
May  18, '91.  A  B  Dewey  to  A  0  Oarlson 

 $1,523 

One  Hundred  and  Sixteenth  at,  400  ft  w 
of  Prairie  av,  s  f  25x201;  July  25.  0  B 

Sawyer  to  0  Thiry  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  st.  60  ft  e  of 
Wallace,  a  f  48x65;  Aug  8.  E  W  Vogt  to 

A  E  Harper  ,  $3,200 

Otto  st,  26  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24x126; 

Ang  9.  F  Natsohke  to  R  C  Moore.  .$1,650 
Otto  st,  same  ppty;  Aug  9.  R  0  Moore  to 

W  Natschke  ,   $1,650 

Packer's  second  addition,  e  It  1  blk  1, 
and  It  1  blk  2  Packer's  third  addition 
(in  stockyards  district);   Aug   1.  8  M 

Baldwin  to  T  Sachsel   $15,000 

Packer's  second  addition,  same  ppty;  Aug 

12.  T  Saohsel  to  Swift  &  Oo  $19,000 

Park  av,  623  ft  w  of  Oampbell,  s  f  25x98; 
Aug  9.  Ellen  0  Thomas  and  husband  to 

Leonard  0  Riggs  $7,500 

Park  av,  548  ft  w  of  Oampbell,  a  f  75x98; 

Aog  9.  Same  to  3ame  $22,500 

Parnell  av,  259  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  60x125; 

Aug  5.  M  J  Brake  to  E  F  Bay  ley  .$10,000 
Parkway  and  boulevard  (Fifty-first  st)  200 
ft  e  of  Oottage  Grove  av.  n  f  26x144; 
Aug  12.  W  Turkington  to  J  Blain  $12,500 
Parkway  and  boolevard  (Fifty-first  st)  200 
ft  e  of  Oottage  Grove  av,  n  f  50x144; 
Aug  14.  J  Blair  to  H  W  Stillman .  .$12,500 
Part  8>^8ei^8w;^8ei^l40  13;  Aug 

8.  W  Lang  Jr  to  M  J  Healy  $3,150 

Paniina  st,  360  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  24x125; 
Aug  1.  Q  A  0  Brandt  to  F  R  Power 

 $2,200 

Paulina  st,  360  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  24x125; 

Aug  5.  F  R  Power  to  F  Rennpath.  .$2,2C0 
Paulina  at,  a  w  cor  62d,  e  f  431x124,  and 
other  ppty;  Aug  1.  B  D  Hosmer  et  al  to 

W  0  Scott  $6,000 

Peoria  st,  175  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  25x1241^^; 
Aug  10  ,  W  H  Rifenbnrg  to  G  R  Oonray 

 $2,000 

Peoria  st,  150  ft  n  of  75th,  e  f  25xl24:>^; 
Aug  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Oommercial 

Luan  it  Building  Asan  $1,660 

Pine  Grove  av,  273  ft  a  e  of  Diversey,  s  w 
f  20x152;  Aug  9.  L  S  Baldwin  to  I  P 

Baldwin  $13,000 

Pleasant  pi,  212  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  24 
xlOO;  Aug  13.  D  N  Grogan  to  J  M  Han- 
Ion  $1,800 

Polk  st,  201  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25x125; 

Aug  12.  H  Aerie  to  A  F  Bernatzki. $1,500 
Prairie  av,  250  ft  n  of  118th  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Aug  9.  H  M  Brown  to  F  E  Fadner 

   $1,000 

Princeton  av,  224  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  31.35 
X133.15;  Jnly  11.  J  Eberler  to  M  Oihler 

 $3,000 

Princeton  av,  264  ft  s  of  52d  at,  w  f  34  ^^x 
124;  Ang  14,'94.  H  G  McCartney  to  H  B 

Shreve    $1,700 

Rhodes  av,  premises  No  3602,  18  2-5x 
124.9;  Jnly  12.  F  M  Larned  to  H  E  Law- 

dermilk  $3,600 

Robey  at,  n  e  cor  54th,  w  f  49x116;  July 

30.  J  iuonahan  to  Jane  Monahan .  .$1,115 
Roaooe  st,  591  ft  w  of  Halsted,  s  f  25x125; 

July  25.  J  Z  Murphy  to  B  Murphy  .$7,000 
Sangamon  st,  229  ft  a  of  67th,  e  f  25x126; 

Ang  10,  J  Garyantes  to  A  Oarlson. $1,700 
Sawyer  av,  103  ft  n  of  Oourtland  st,  w  f 
60x177;  Aug  12.  M  E  Ekwall  to  Q  Bod- 

'and  $6,2t0 

Sawyer  av,  322  ft  a  of  Belmont,  e  f  37x 
123;  Ang  14.  R  0  Moore  to  Q  F  Rulifaon 

 $4,000 

Sawyer  av,  166  ft  s  of  Armitage,  e  f  50x 
177;  Ang  14.  W  Leopold  to  0  Leopold 

 $2,500 

Sayre  av,  a  w  cor  Proapect  st  e  f  99x200; 
Aug  9.  T  A  Rutherford  to  J  MoGawn 

 $1,700 

Sedgwick  at,  144  ft  n  of  Menomonee,  w  f 
24x125;  Aug  13.  A  W  Hathaway  to  J 

Pontuis.  ,  ,  ..$4,000 

Seventieth  at,  a  e  oor  Oalifornia  av,  n  f 
267x598,  and  other  ppty;  Aog  2.  L  At- 


Sheffield  and  WiHon  avs,  alley  It  bet,  190 
ft  8  of  Waveland,  w  f  35x50;  July  16.  A 

Weber  to  0  Bookingham  $1,612 

Sheffield  and  Wilton  avs,  alley  It  bet,  141 
ft  n  of  Addison,  41x150;  Joly  19.  B  R 

Ohambers  to  0  Buckingham   $7,296 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  et,  alley  It  bet,  141 
ft  n  of  Oenter  8t,  60x33,  and  other  ppty; 
July  10.  A  Zander  to  0  Buckingnam 

 $11,600 

Sheffield  av,  100  ft  n  of  Ainsley  st,  e  f  60x 
150;  Jnly  27.  H  St  F  Black  to  I  M  '  hat- 
field  $4,000 

Sheridan  drive,  a  e  cor  Edgeoomb  pi,  w  f 
100x160;  Ang  9.  G  Frank  to  F  Benzion 

 $11,000 

Sholto  at,  264  ft  n  of  Taylor,  w  f  25x100; 

Ang  8.  W  Tobin  to  J  Fitzgerald.  .  .$5,0C0 
Sixteenth  at  W,  a  w  cor  Harding  av,  n  f 
49  78-100x125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  13. 

J  Skala  to  A  Sutter  $1,850 

Sixtieth  at,  48  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f  4Px 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  6.  O  H  Brooke 

to  O  A  Brooke  $3V0T 

Sixtieth  st,  60  ft  e  of  Ellis  av,  n  f  60x180; 
May  14.  O  O  Wolcott  to  Oottage  Grove 

B  &  L  Asan    $27,274 

Sixtieth  at,  a  e  cor  Ellis  av,  n  f  60.6x180; 
Ang  9.  Ellen  0  Thomas  and  husband  to 

Leonardo  Riggs  $160,000 

Sixty  first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Loomia,  a  f  24  59 
xl09;  Jnly  17.  0  B  Crawford  to  E  O 

Hill  $3,250 

Sixty-third  st,  n  e  cor  Peoria,  s  f  27x100, 
more  or  less;  Jane  26.  0  H  Gurnett  to 

J  Malatesta  $3,160 

Sixty-third  st,  78  ft  e  of  Honore,  n  f  26x 
125;  June  21,'94.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B  Lavin 

 $1519 

Sixty-fonrth  st,  35  ft  e  of  Washington  av, 
a  f  373^x67:  Ang  14,  J  Fink  to  P  M 

Nelligan   $6,000 

Sixty-fourth  at,  same  ppty;  Aug  14.  P  M 

Nelligan  to  M  Fink  $6,500 

Sixty-seventh  at,  36  ft  w  of  Lafayette  av, 
8  f  37x135;  Aug  1  M  0  Allen  to  A  W 

Yost  $2,600 

Southport  av,  325  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  37"^ 
xl203^;  July  1.  T  E  Helm  to  L  0  Hogen 

 $1,950 

Spaulding  av,  234  ft  n  of  Doaglas  blvd,  w 
f  25x126;  Aug  9.   P  R  Piatt  Jr  to  G 

Wunder    $1,200 

Stella  pi,  150  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f  25 
XlOO;  Ang  10.  R  S  Grant  to  R  8  Mager 

 $1,000 

Stella  pi,  150  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f  26 
XlOO;  Aug  10.  R  8  Grant  to  R  8  Mayer 

 $1,000 

Stewart  av,  48>^  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  50x 
158;  Aug  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  8  Rilser 

 $5,740 

Swann  at,  305  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av,  n  f 
24x100;  Ang  1.  J  Rogers  to  M  Lake 

 $2,000 

Talman  av,  200  ft  a  of  North,  e  f  £0x126; 

Aug  5.  A  Peterson  to  A  Thompson. $4,200 
Thirteeth  at  W,  121  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  a  f  48 
xl24;  Aug  10.  0  H  Haunroth  to  O  F 

Wiehl  $10,000 

Thirty-fifth  pi,  159  ft  e  of  Rhodes  av,  s  f 
19)^x158;  Ang  13.    Annie   Werner  to 

Amelie  Werner   $6,5C0 

Thirty-fifth  at,  a  e  cor  Butler,  n  f  300  8-li  0 
x631j^,  with  plant,  etc;  Aug  13.  Fred- 
erick L  Jewett,  as  asaignee  of  Oonanm- 
era'  Pure  Ice  Oompany,  to  Ohauncey  J 

Blair  $99,u;o 

Tripp  av,  50  ft  a  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f  60 
xl25;  Aug  6.  W  E  Ohatten  to  M  L  Disney 

 $1,200 

Tripp  av,  39  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  50x126; 
July  26.  J  A  Grant  to  F  J  H  Eoeppe 

 $1,200 

Tripp  av,  89  ft  s  of  Wabaneia,  e  f  50x125; 

July  26.  Same  to  H  A  F  Mueller. ,  .$1,200 
Troy  st,  90  ft  s  of  Fillmore,  e  f  25x125; 

Aug  13.  L  Skielvig  Jr  to  J  Uassett. $8,260 
Trumbull  av,  n  w  cor  W  18Dh  st,  e  f  76 
83-100x125;  Aug  9.  B  Sylvester  to  M 

Lang  $15,000 

Twelfth  st,  10  I  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  n  f 
25x118;  Jnly  10.  E  A  Oummings  to  H  R 

Johnson   .  .$1,605 

Twelfth  st,  same  ppty;  Jnly  ?2.  H  R  John- 
son to  E  E  Grimmer  $2,250 

Twelfth  st  W,  332  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av,  s 
f  25x126;  Aug  8.  J  O  McDonnell  to  H 

H  Wiegman  et  al  $2,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  275  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av,  s 
f  25x125;  July  9.  F  Waibel  to  T  Leehy 

 $2,000 

Twelfth  at,  300  ft  w  of  8  41st  av,  a  f  25x 
125;  Aug  3.  B  Sullivan  to  H  W  Johoaon 

 ,  $1,200 

Twelfth  8t,  91  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  n  f  2/.j 
118;  Jaiy  19,  @4  OonmiogB  tg  0  ^ 


Kehl  $1,600 

Twelfth  at,  66  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  n  '  25x 

118;  July  10.  Same  to  same  $1,690 

Twenty-first  et  W,  312  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av, 
nf  24x125,  Aug  9.0  Hanry  to  G  Schwein- 

forth  $6,800 

Twecty-fonrth  st,  100  ft  w  of  Princeton 
av,  a  f  £0x126,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  10. 

M  G  O'Oonnor  to  F  Rieder  $13,C00 

Twenty-fourth  st,  200  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  n  f  25x  1 26 ;  Aug  1 5 .  L  Micatioh  to  Z 

Jnretioh  $4,5  )0 

Twenty-fifth  st  W,  120  ft  a  w  of  Irving  av, 
3  e  f  24x100;  Ang  6.  V  Hrabek  to  E 

Qregor  $2,265 

Union  av,  199  ft  n  of  52d  at,  w  f  25x125; 
Ang  1.  P  O'Oonnor  to  J  0  Krietenstein 

 $1,450 

DLion  st,  124  ft  n  of  W  I4th  pi,  w  f  25x 
97;  Aug  13.  J  Hassett  to  L  Skielvig 

 $4,(00 

Vincennes  av,  164  ft  s  of  60th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Aug  8.  J  Dentzmann  to  J  J  Onrry 

 $2,000 

Wabaneia  av,  125  ft  e  of  Oentral  Park,  s 
f  25x153;  Aug  9.  A  Clement  to  8  L  Sayer 

 $3,000 

Wabash  av,  s  e  cor  E  14th  st,  w  f  100x171; 
June  13.  Wabash  av  M  E  Church  to 
Chicago  Home  Missionary  Aid  Church 

Extension  Society  $5,000 

Ward  at,  209  ft  e  of  Waveland  av,  w  f 
33>^xl23^;  Mar  2,'94.  0  J  Schneider  to 

J  Schneider  $4,500 

Warren  av,  90  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  a  f  30x 
124;  Apr  11.  M  D  Birge  to  M  A  Birge 

 $8,000 

Washtenaw  av,  200  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
e  f  25x125;  Aug  2.  H  A  Baker  to  W  H 

Shaflfer  $2,400 

Waveland  and  Addison  avs,  alley  It  bet,  70 
ft  w  of  Wilton,  50x50;  July  19.  B  F 

Welge  to  O  Buckingham  $6,240 

Waveland  av,  n  e  cor  Halsted  st,  a  f  lOOx 
140;  Ang  10.  L  J  and  E  0  Blum  to  G  S 

Baldwin    $150,000 

Wendell  et,  141  ft  e  of  Orleans,  n  f  25x 
100;  Jnly  26.  F  Lundquist  to  0  Buck- 
ingham $10,300 

Wentworth  av,  104  ft  n  of  39th  st,  w  f 
24%xl22;  Jnly  26.  M  Caffey  to  J  Hack 

 $3,100 

Western  av,  25  ft  a  of  Lemoyne  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Aug  —  .  F  E  Ogden  to  A  W  Holm 

et  al  $1,350 

Western  av,  120  ft  n  of  Augusta  st,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Aug  10.  T  Matilski  to  T  Buokman 

 $2,5C0 

(Vilton  av,  75  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25x 
1241^;  Ang  7.  S  W  Oannell  to  B  J  Mc- 

f  oy  $1,200 

Wilton  av,  50  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  Sdx 
124>^;  July  24.  8  W  Oannell  to  J  0 

Snyder  $3,900 

Wilton  and  Sheffield  avs,  alley  It  bet,  280 
ft  n  of  Waveland,  50x60;  July  16.  L  B 

Oehring  to  0  Buckingham  $2,160 

Winthrop  av,  149  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  50 
xl60;  Ang  2.  D  I  Muchmore  to  M  I 

Hodge  ,  $8,500 

Woodlawn  av,  74  ft  e  of  81st  pi,  e  f  48x 
125,  and   other  ppty;    Ang  13.   M  A 

Crocker  to  J  H  Hibbeler  $3,000 

Woodlawn  av.  207  ft  n  of  94th  st,  e  f  50x 
124;  July  29.  D  M  Hillee  to  W  8  Doyle 

 $1,000 

Woodside  st,  160  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  26x 
124;  Aug  10.  M  Schwarz  to  L  Schliok 

 $6,000 

W  66  ft  of  n  3^  n  w  M  1  40  13,  to  be  used 
for  right  of  way  of  railroad;  June  15, 
S  0  Turner  et  al  to  Chicago  and  W 

Ridge  R  R  Oo  $1,6C0 

Yale  av.  50  ft  n  of  117th  at,  w  f  60x124; 
Jnly  13.  H  Gano  et  al  to  N  N  Scherer 
 $1,000 


TracBters  Under  linou. 
Ashland,  It  7  b  9  July  30,  H  Phipp's  Jr  to 

A  Robinson   $800 

Ashland.  It  45  b  11  June  23,'90,  H  Phipps 

Jr  to  E  A  Clausen  $400 

Ashton's  sub.  It  41  b  1  s  w  qr  36  38  14 

May  28,  J  Holmboer  to  J  Downey..  $750 
Barber's  sub.  It  27  b  1  s  w  qr  8  38  14  June 

18,  J  Blaha  to  L  Schaefer  $660 

Beebe's  snb,  and  hf  It  29  b  6  n  w  qr  2  39 
13  Aug  9,  A  M  Peterson  to  J  0  Peter- 
sou  $600 

Bellauay's  eab.  Its  19  and  20  b  5  s  e  qr  32 

38  14  Aug  8,  J  Qraffey  to  F  A  Oox . .  $875 
Bond  add,  n  hf  It  2  b  3  Apr  12,  A  M  Ar- 
thur to  P  U  McOarty   $900 

Borneide,  It  16  b  7,  3  37  14  July  26,  L 

OoridOD  to  D  F  Eelly  ....|800 

Ooptioued  OS  page  7S70 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  17,  189^ 


ANDREW  DUNNING  &  CO. 

108  LA  SALLE  STREET, 

Exclusive  Agents 

FOR  ACRES  IN  NORTHWEST  SECTION 

OF  CHICAGO  ON 

Milwaukee  Avenue, 

Elston  Avenue, 
Belmont  Avenue, 

Jefferson  Avenue, 
Irving  Park  Avenue, 

Warner  Avenue. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  A.Cr  ENTS.  (- 


ANDEBSON,  Gnstavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
JtdlBD  &  WABNEB,  Bms.  U  17,  90  La  Saiie  St. 
BABNES  &  PABI8H,  167  La  Salle  st 
BAKNKT  BBTJO    B.,  Boom  5.  Borden  Block 
BEEGSTEDT  0.  G.     "=0118.,  Bm  37,  1S6  Lake  Stree 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  fc05  Tacoma  bldfj. 
B^WEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flret  Bt. 
CAIBNDUFF,  W.  H.  jt  00.  301*30<  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  Bte, 

DBLAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Part 

p-ooerty  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  £.  S.  b  Oo.,  108  Dearborn  St. 
DONLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABD8,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
KQGLE8T0N  It  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Ohamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  4  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
i<'BICKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELl  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  i26  LaSalle  St. 
*OBDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GEOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
OUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
HEN  NIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-et.,  8  Chicago. 
HOTNE  BEOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUELBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
BDTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 
JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 
KEEFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  8S  Washington  st 

LANGHENEY,  E.  J.,  Aasoolailon  BIdg.,  163  and  166 
La  Salla  Street. 


LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Oo.,  189  LaSalle  st. 


LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  st 

nAQILL  J.  0.  &  OO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  k  OOE,  Title  it  Trust  Bldg. 
UBBIQ  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  k  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St 
UDLLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  st 
NOBTON.T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  00.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  BIt'g. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  h  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SOHNEIDEB  G  U  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
80HTTMA0BBB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HDBABT  AAEON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  ADG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLINO,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st 
WALEEE,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8DOBF  &  HEINEHANN,  147  Bandolpk 

KANDBK,  E.  W.  b  Oo.  IBS  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUITEBMEISTEB,  H.  O..  &  Oo.,  818  S.  Haisted 

BANKKK8. 

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MEBOHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
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Abitraoti  of  Title. 

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have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
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agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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(Oontinaed  from  page  785  ) 
0  &  0  0  <t  D  Oo,  It  18  b  20,  5  and  6  37  15 

Aug  9,  O  A  Bohlander  to  H  BerDBon.|»00 
0  &  (;  O  &  D  Oo,  same  ppty;  Aug  10,  H 

Bernson  to  D  Bohlander  $900 

Oal  Ugts,  Gross'  add,  It  7  b  10  Aog  12,  F 

Massey  to  G  U  Mayer  |600 

Campbell's  snb,  Its  42  and  43  b  14  n  w  qr 

24  38  13  Feb  6,'94,  J  A  Campbell  to  E 

M  Irons  $700 

Campbell's  sab.  It  22  b  9  resnb  bs  5  and 

8  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Aug  1,  G  0  Campbell 

Est  of  et  al  to  J  Pa'sons  Est  of  $460 

Centre  av  add.  It  79  Aog  6,  B  E  Oorley  to 

S  Stiond  ,  |800 

Clark's  sob,  It  4,  Its  16  to  18  b  4  0  T  snb 

29  40  14  Aog  9,  E  F  WeoK  to  T  T  Week 


 $9C0 

Co  Clk's  div,  It  26  b  4  sob  It  1  n  hf  s  w  qr 

26  40  ]  3  May  11,  G  W  Higgins  et  al  to 

T  Kolden  

Cole's  sub,  Its  23  to  25  b  3,  4  37  14  Aog 

12,  E  Bryant  to  W  J  Jones  |500 

Conover's  sob.  Its  5  and  6  s  hf  b  9  and  ail 

b  16  Webb's  enb,  14  38  13  Ang  14,  D 

Sullivan  to  R  Parry  |800 

CornsII,  It  15  b  47  Jnly  30,  M  Wille  to  H 

Englehardt  et  al  $900 

Cowles'  add.  It  35  b  3  Aug  12.  H  Weibers 

to  T  Von  Dieok  $700 

Craft's  sub.  It  12  b  5,  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Ang 

7,'86,  M  Lawrence  to  A  Hanson  $360 

Crandall's  Hob,  It  25  b  3  of  bs  3  and  18 

Montrose;  Aa^  10,  L  E  Crandall  to  J 

Gilliard  $500 

Danphin  Pk  add,  It43  b  22  Jnly  12,  E  V 

Swanberg  to  Ue  W  C  Butts  $50 

Dauphin  Pk,  Its  32  and  33  b  1  Aug  5,  C  & 

C  C  <t  D  Co  to  0  V  Wineblad  $600 

Dauphin  Pk  add.  It  41  b  19  Aug  10,  E 

Livison  to  E  M  Guest  

Davenport  sub,  It  313  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Jan 

14,  H  U  Rose  to  H  Nilsen  $400 

Demarest  Sl  E's  sub,  It  44  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39 

13  Aug  3,  T  Q  &  T  Co  to  J  M  Bohultz 


Derby's  snb,  It  12  b  8  n  e  qr  n  e  qr  15  39 
13  Jnly  30,  C  J  Morey  to  H  H  Thomp 
son  

Dewey  &  C's  sub.  It  7  n  ^  e  hf  n  e  qr  30 
38  14  Aug  27, '90,  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  F 
L  Jerrett  $750 

Dexter  Pk,  It  47  and  s  6  31-100  at  It  48  b 
2  Aug  8,  J  Miller  to  A  J  Jaoobeon. .  .$500 

Dook  Oo's  sub.  It  10  b  44,  5  and  6  37  15 
Aug  8,  C  &  0  C  &  D  Co  to  0  Nageli.  $550 

Dook  Co's  3nb,  It  3  b  7,  31  37  15  Aug  8,  C 
&OC&DOotoSW  MoOnne  $300 

Dook  Oo's  sub,  It  23  b  1,  31  37  15  Juiy  12, 
C  <fc  O  0  D  Oo  to  C  Sohwak  $400 

Dose  sub,  It  1  b  13  sub  26  40  13  Aug  5,  0 
P  H  Dose  to  j  A  Meriok  $900 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  It  9  sub  n  141 
ft  b  4  June  20,  E  G  Miller  to  L  J  Zier- 
vogel  $500 

Drexel  Pk,  It  33  b  32,  19  38  14  July  30,  J 
W  Drexel  Est  of  to  J  O'Toole   $640 

Drexel  Pk,  It  13  b  4  Aug  3,  J  W  Drexel 
Est  of  to  A  Pohlmann  $450 

Eberhart's  sub,  It  33  b  12  n  w  qr  14  38  13 
Aug  9,  H  F.ird  to  W  Dresser  $400 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add,  It  75  Oot  20, 
'90,  E  A  Oummings  to  T  S  McLaughlin 
 $370 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  C's  add,  It  61  Aug 
16,  W  Madluug  to  M  Vellik  $475 

Englewood  Hgts,  Gage's  add,  It  4  b  14 
July  31,'94,  F  S  Stinson  to  J  A  Beck. $750 

Englewood  Hill,  It  42  b  8  Jan  19,  E  D 
Uosmer  to  M  LaLone  $620 

Finney's  sub.  Its  3  and  4,  Its  30  to  36  b  7 
Harding's  sub,  w  hf  n  w  qr  11  39  13 
Jnly  1,  B  E  Ourley  to  L  D  Power  $600 

Fitohs'  sub.  It  12,  Its  10  to  23  and  pt  It  9 
b  2  Andersonville;  Aug  7,  J  Hanswerth 
to  F  J  Oioh.  ,   $700 

Fitch's  snb.  It  11,  It  10  etc  b  2  Anderson- 
ville $700 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add,  It  18  b  2 
Apr  20,  fl  P  Hansen  to  C  Selen  $6C0 

Garfield  Pk  add,  It  29  b  4  s  w  qr  2  39  13 
July  6,  F  Alaip  et  al  to  T  P  0'Leary.$876 

Goelz  Bros'  stb,  It  5  of  s  150  ft  It  19  Bow- 
man's sub,  12  40  13  Ang  12,  C  A  Goelz 
to  H  Clark   $700 

Grant  Pb,  Boldenweok's  add,  Its  41  and 
42  b  3  Aug  7  M  Boldenweok  et  al  to  J 

F  Stahyhand  $750 

Grant  Pk,  same  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  3 

Ang  7,  Same  to  A  Potrioek  $760 

Grayland  Pk  add.  It  569  June  7,  P  F 

Uaynsa  et  al  to  H  Deering  $360 

Grayland  Pk  add,  It  .570  June  17,  Same 

to  Same  $a50 

Gross'  snb.  It  9  b  35,  ba  27  to  42  Danphin 
Pk,  Aug  6,  J  0  Alexander  to  1^  Alexan- 
der  ....   ..$650 


Gross'  N  W  add,  It  18  b  7  Aug  13,  J  Mo 

Dongall  to  fl  MoDongall  $260 

Hammond's  snb,  It  40  b  5  n  e  qr  31  38  15 

Aug  1,  J  M  Smith  to  L  W  Smith  $900 

Hammond's  snb.  It  19  b  4  same;  Aug  1, 

Same  to  Same   $900 

Hammond's  sub,  It  20  b  4  same;  Ang  1, 

Same  to  Same  $900 

Hill's  sub,  It  15  b  2  8  e  qr  1  .39  13  May  6, 

L  F  Preis  to  A  Skafsrad  $700 

Hooker's  sub,  of  Morris  et  al  sub,  und  1-7 
of  It  23  of  b  6.  18  39  13  Nov  6,'94,  A  Mo- 
Bride  to  M  Sheehan  $400 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb.  Its  17  and  18  b  6  n  w 
qr  2  39  13  Aug  9,  J  Came  et  al  to  M 

Mnlheron  $700 

Hosmer  &  F's  snb,  und  3^  It  8  b  2  s  w  qr 
20  38  14  Aug  12,  B  Hoflf  Jr  to  C  W  HofT 

 $300 

Hnmboldt  Pk  Res  Assn  snb,  It  4  ex  s  60 
f t  b  7,  1  39  13  May  18,  T  E  Courtney  to 

1  Olson  $800 

Hnmboldt  Pk,  Gross'  7th  add,  It  11  Apr 

18,  W  J  Moore  to          Weyker  $725 

Humboldt  Pk,  Piecre's  add,  e  16%  ft  of 
It  32  and  w  \&%  ft  of  It  33  b  6  May  31, 
Continental  Natl  Bank  to  J  Richardson 

 $966 

Hutchinson's  sub'  nnd  3^  It  33  b  8  n  e  qr 
35  38  14  July  10,  H  G  btevens  to  B 

Knnteson  ,  $500 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add,  It  33  b  8  Aug  6, 

R  Berger  to  J  Born  $800 

Ingram  sub,  It  131,  1  38  13  July  19,  E 

Brickson  to  A  W  Ling  .$700 

Jacob's  resnb,  It  29  b  2,  b  1  McCarthy's 
snb,  s  w  qr  17  38  14  Aug  1,  L  A  Soders- 

ten  to  0  B  Anderson  $900 

Eionka's  snb.  Its  12  and  13  b  3,  Its  1  and 

2  It  3  Assr's  div  n  w  qr  22  37   14  Mar 
13,  Est  of  L  Eionka  to  L  Steinhagan$750 

Eoscuizko's  sub,  It  41  n  w  qr  25  39  13  Ang 

13,  I  F  Dankowski  to  E  Sobolew6ki.$800 
Leeches'  snb,  It  27  sub  Its  1  to  16  etc  b  1 
n  e  qr  8  38  14  Mar  9,'92,  T  P  Phillips  to 

G  B  Hnsselman  $500 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  Its  6  and 
7  b  3  Aug  10,  G  Pillingei-  to  H  Pilling- 

er  $500 

Lt  22  subblk  1  of  b  3  snb  s  e  qr  e  hf  s  w 
qr  26  39  13  July  30,  R  0  Givins  to  J 

Elosoek  $487 

Lt  21  same;  Jnly  30,  Same  to  0  Bloner|487 
Lt  11  b  4  snb  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  15  39  13  July 

12,  H  Scott  to  J  J  Rose   $600 

Lt  130  sub  n  hf  w  )^  n  e  qr  35  40  13  Sept 

5,  I  N  Vance  to  T  H  Thygerson  $366 

Lt  14  b  30  sub  19  40  14  Aug  9,  W  Timm 

to  H  Elappke  $660 

Lt9  158  and  169  snb  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35 

40  13  Aug  8,  J  N  Vance  to  M  Oolbert$700 
Marston  &  A'S  anb,  It  13  b  3,  20  38  14  Ang 

10,  C  Ohman  to  G  Gunz  $500 

Marston  &  A's  snb.  It  14  b  3  s  w  qr  20  38 

14  Ang  10,  D  Stamm  to  T  F  Newell.  $500 
Merigold's  resnb.  It  36  b  8  e  hf  n  e  qr  22 

39  13  Aug  9,  M  Eramer  to  F  D  God- 
dard  $660 

Mont  Clare,  Johnson's  add,  It  16  b  8  Ang 

9,  J  McQawn  to  F  A  Rutherford  $700 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  323 

Jnly  22,  A  D  Adams  to  F  Preston ..  .$600 
Pence's  sub.  It  6  n  eqr  17  38  14  May  7,  A 

M  Pence  to  N  T  Cotter  |900 

Pinkert  &  W's  sub,  It  39  w  hf  b  1  Steel's 
snb,  26  39  13  Sept  19,'92,  O  Wittke  et 

al  to  J  Mrazk   $475 

Price  &  Moss'  sub,  It  53  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  35 

40  13  Aug  8,  A  W  Frahm  to  H  H  Es- 

dahr   $400 

rice  &  M's  snb,  It  10  n  w  qr  35  40  13  Aug 
7,  A  0  Lewis  to  A  Eupferer   $600 

Prospect  snb,  sub  Its  19  to  2i,  Its  30  to  37 
b  3  Wash  Hgis,  Mar  10,'94,  A  P  Haley 
to  L  P  Wilcox  $760 

Pullman,  Sherman  &  E's  Roseland  Pk 
add.  Its  40  and  41  b  6  July  19,  W  M 
Jones  to  O  G  Davis  $800 

Pullman,  same  pyty;  July  20,  R  P  Cherr 
et  al  to  Same  $800 

Pullman,  Penshorn's  add.  It  26  July  9,  U 
Penshorn  to  F  A  Natzke..c  $650 

Pullman,  Homestead  add,  It  30  and  s  hf  It 
31  b  1  Feb  1,'91,  J  M  Pyl  to  G  Swan- 

strom  $760 

ice's  snb.  It  6  e  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  n  e 
qr  18  32  15  Aug  9,  M  Tyrrell  to  J  Hatt 


Rudolph's  snb.  It  18,  bs  10  and  11  Ogden 
snb,  8  w  qr  18  40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph 

to  L  Eriokseu  $700 

Rudolph's  snb,  It  333,  bs  6  and  7  Ogden 's 
snb,  18  40  14  Jnly  1,  E  Rudolph  to  M 

Mundler  $771 

Sedgwick,  b  7  Jnly  29,  0  Krammer  to  A 

Barenz  $375 

Simon's  sub,  It  31  b  5  snbblks  4  to  9  8^ 


qr  35  40  13  July  25,  J  E  Byne  to  T 

Webber  $650 

Simon's  snb.  It  8  b  2  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Aug  8, 

8  A  Tolman  to  P  Yonngberg   $576 

Simon's  snb  It  7  b  2  s  hf  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 

9  39  13  Aug  8,  S  A  Tolman   to  A  H 
Lundgren   $675 

Simon's  enb,  It  81  b  3  8  hf  e  hf  w  hf  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  Aug  8,  S  A  Tolmam  to  C 

Johnson   $550 

South  Ch'go,  Cowlett'  add.  It  3  b  4  June 

27,  E  O  Rogers  to  K  Latham  $575 

South  Ch'go,  Calumet  Hgts  add,  Its  17 
and  18  b  36  Ang  21,'93,  N  E  Fairbanks 

to  C  Pleir  $850 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add.  It  23  b 
15  June  8,'91,  N  E   Fairbanks  to  J  I 

Johnson  $676 

South  Oh'go.  Taylor's  1st  add.  It  31  b  30 

Jnly  16,  J  Erause  to  D  O  Donnell  .  $825 
South  Oh'go.  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add.  It  41  b 

19  Ang  8,  J  L  Napierski  to  C  Oarlson$526 
South  Lynne,  It  38  b  43  July  29,  T  Eim- 

ball  to  M  A  MoGary  $660 

Staples'  snb.  It  3  b  1  s  w  qr  17  38  14  Aug 

10,  A  Carlson  to  E  Garyantes   $925 

Stensland'a  sub,  in  Shelby  &  M's  sub,  It 

37  b  2  s  e  qr  13  40  13  July  27,  P  O 
Stensland  et  al  to  A  Schaefer   $600 

Stensland's  snb.  It  9  b  3  of  e  664  7-10  ft  It 
1  to  4  S  &  M's  sob  8  e  qr  13  40  13  Aog 
6,  P  O  Stensland  et  al  to  J  H  O'Grady 

 $750 

Story  &  Allen's  snb.  It  28,  It  10  Brand's 
snb  n  e  qr  26  40  13  Jnly  8,  L  Roning  to 

J  0  Hadeler  $450 

Talbot's  sub.  It  28  b  3,  bs  3  and  4  Edson's 
snb  20  40  14  Aug  8,  S  L  Nelson  to  F  M 

Cory  $9C0 

Trego  &  S's  sub.  It  40  b  3  w  697  ft  of  e  18 
acres  etc,  26  39  13  Nov  5, '92,  F  Eirch- 

man  to  J  Divis  $700 

Walden  &  M's  sub.  It  3  b  6  a  w  qr  4  37  14 

Sept  5,'94.  H  Ponner  to  M  McL.aren.$350 
Watson  T  i  D's  snb.  It  27  b  8  n  w  qr  6  39 
14  Aog  9,  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  C  Mitchell 

 $307 

Weddell  &  C's  snb.  It  33  b  9  w  hf  n  e  qr  20 

38  14  Jnly  11,  L  E  Fitch  to  A  Finn.. $600 
West  Ch'go  Land  Co's  snb,  It  14  b  7,  10  39 

13  Ang  10,  B  Tracey  to  A  Enlhne. . .  $450 
West  Oh'go  av,  Noonan'a  add,  It  15  b  1 
Sept  28,'94,  O  T  Noon  an  to  0  Blanchorn 

 $4f0 

Wiersema'slsnb,  in  ^  T  anb,  It  12  b  2,  16 
37  14  Aug  1.  F  Wiersema  to  2nd  Hol- 
land Christian  Reformed  Church..  ..$875 
Wireton  Pk,  It  43  b  7  June  21,  H  A  Ted- 
rick  to  0  Oppenheimer  $600 

Yerkea'  sub.  It  8  b  14,  19  40  14  Ang  7,  O 

T  Yerkea  to  Heirs  of  J  A  Meyer  ...  $760 
Zander  &  Co's  sub.  It  30  sublt  1  Sop  Ct 
div  18  40  14  July  6,  J  Q  Buckingham  to 
L  H  Walker  $600 

8IJBUBBA.JK  WARBAMTT  UK«I>(». 


BI.OOM. 

Oh'go  Hgtg,  It  10  b  176  jan  IT,  D  I  McEIroy  to  R 

Velmeer  |600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  21  b  74  aug  12,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  J 

Simerrt  1200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  23  sab  blk  2  b  73  jaly  31,  Oh'gn  T  & 

Oo  to  H  Sandham  1600 

8  Homestead,  It  7  b  3  mcb  23,  W  Oottsohalk  to  S  Z 
Eeed  $900 

OAI/UMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  Oammlnge'  add.  It  2S  mcb  24,'91,  A  P 

Preble  to  J  W  Lowe  1500 

Blue  Isld  Pk  add.  Its  23  and  34  D  5  ang  18,'9I,  J  T 
Dale  to  H  E  Ehrman  et  al  t76o 


OICKBO. 


Hawthorne,  It  19  resab  b  26  ang  8,  J  Bodnra  to  J  W 

Weise  13100 

KeoDedy'e  add,  s  S  ft  It  32  b  6,  17  39  13  aug  8,  A  O 

SlUaDce  to  0  J  lUeog  $225 

Walker's  «ab.  Its  12  and  13  b  16,  b§  14  and  16  s  e  qr 

6  39  13  ang  1,  3  A  Tolman  to  J  E  Bromack  $1000 

Morton  Pk,  Stanffer,e  add.  It  6  jnly  30,  W  W  Weare 

to  J  8  Dankowdki  $1000 

Hawthoroe,  D  hf  n  hf  It  4  b  24,  aag  8,  J  A  McLaiie 

to  N  Kanfman  $500 

a  Ridgeland  Depot  sab,  Its  66  and  67,  18  39  13  ang 

J  G  Jnnge  to  O  N  Newcomb  $3800 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  27  and  28  b  7   may  19, 

Grant  Land  Assn  to  Barnnm  Blchardson  Oo..$1310 
Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  29  to  34  b  3  may  13,  Same 

to  Same  ,   $2770 

Morton  Pk,  Fisher's  aid,  It  20  b  2  jaly  1,'93,  F  Ha- 

f rogel  to  A  Koerber  $376 

La  Vergoe,  Keefe's  add,  w  26  ft  It  27  b  1  ang  8,  F 

Schoen  to  J  Montbaa  $4000 

Oak  Pk,  0aal3p's  add,  s  hf  b  16,  13  39  12  moh  '^6,  J 
B  l.nnlopto  A  W  Elsterbroker  $667 


Clifford  h  W'fl  sub.  Its  6  atid  6  b  S  n  w  qr  4  39  13 

ang  6.  A  Swanson  to  M  Bnotlog  $800 

Part  of  e  hf  n  w  qr  s  u  qr  s  w  qr  9  i<9  13  aag  8,  E  A 

Kartz  to  H  E  Howard  $2000 

Reynold's  snb.  It  16  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  I'J  jnly  30,  L  M 

Ohase  to  T  F  Beaver  $2760 

Berwyn,  It  16  b  2  >  jnly  2,  W   J  Andrews  to  J  W 

Ashley  $8oo 

New  sab,  Us  23  and  24  b  1,  bs  1  3  8  etc  Salltbnry's 

sub,  p  6  qr  5  39  13  aug  16.  J  N  Johnson   to  A  A 

Swanson  $i3uo 

Austin,  Randolph  &  C's  add.  It  2  and  n  hf  It  3  sag 

2,  A  Blomberg  to  Q  O  Blonmert  $760 

Morton  Pk,  Fischer  add,  It  27  b  2  feb  3,'92,  H  W 

Fischer  to  K  Peetrzak  $428 

Lt  4  b  2  sub  e  hf  8  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  IS  ang  1,  W  H 

Oochrane  to  W  T  Vanghn  $316C 

Clyde,  2rd  div,  n  hf  It  18  b  2,  29  39  13  apr  16,   M  F 

8  Worcester  to  L  0  Stephen  $2100 

Frederlckson's  snb.  Its  10  and  11  b  1  etc,  same; 

jane  21,  0  H  Worcester  to  J  T  Orompton  $2160 

Lt  38  and  n  hf  It  37  b  1  snb  e  hf  s  w  qr  4  39  13  ang 

6,  E  Hogenson  et  al  to  8  O  Hagen  $726 

Wilson's  enb,  Its  23  and  21  b  3  n  w  qr  17  39  13  june 

24, '91,  F  P  Wlleon  to  F  G  Feltou   $1260 

Austin's  sub.  It  99,  b  10  Austin  8  39  13  aug  3,  M 

B  Craft's  to  G  H  Busch  $2100 

Austin,  Its  20  and  21  b  4  aug  13,  H  A  Bassett  to  J  J 

MacOarthy  mm 

Walker's  snb.  It  8  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  12  jnly  12,  H  8 

Larlmore  to  L  K  Lear  $606 

Austinvllle,  Anstlti's  add.  It   116  b  11  ang  10.  P 

Stead  to  M  Patterson  $12(0 

Oak  Pk,  Bobson  &  Wedeles'  add,  bi  4  to  10  Behm 

&  O's  sub,  It  4  b  4  feb  23,  S  M  Gnnderson  to  H  F 

Fuellner  $800 

Salisbury's  sub,  Its  21  and  22  b  1  sub  bs  1  2  etc,  s  e 

qr  6  39  12  may  23,  E  Patiiani  to  E  M  Hughes  et 

a'   $1000 

Lt  12  b  4  sab  bs  3  and  4  snb  of  pt  s  hf  s  w  qr  4  3 

18  ang  13,  0  W  Dunfee  to  0  D  Crnm  $880 

EVANBTON. 

Evanston,  Payne's  add.  It  1  b  1  and  It  7  b3  jane  21, 

O  M  Oorlitt  to  J  M  Kean   $1100 

Evanston,  Grove  add,  It  8  b  6  jnly  31,  Garden  City 

Eq  L  &  B  Assn  to  A  K  Elder  ..$2400 

Evanston,  It  10  b  26  jnly  27,  J  M  Kean  to  E  G  Fos- 

«er  $10,000 

Snell,  0  h  S's  snb.  It  3  b  3  s  w  qr  7  41   14  jnly  1, 

Same  to  O  M  Oorlett   $2000 

Evanston,  Centre  add.  It  8  b  11  jnly  31,  P  Pratt  to 

F  J  Wilson  $1000 

Evanston,  Keeney  &  R's  1st  add.  Its  3  to  6  b  7, 

Benjamin  Uaoblne  Oo  to  Globe  Machine  Co  .$1600 
Evanston,  It  20  resnb  pt  n  of  Emerson  st  b  2  may 

7.  B  Onthbertson  to  0  E  McOabe  $11,600 

Evanston,  Pltner's  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  3  june  12.  J 

Prim  to  0  Frahe  $3000 

Evanston,  Eedzle  &  K's  add.  It  8  b  6  and  o  p,  mch 

D28,  P  Stead  to  M  Patterson  $12,000 

Bayley's  resnb.  Its  2  to  6,  Us  12  to  16  b  1  Adams  & 

B's  add  to  Evanston;  aug  6,  E  P  Bay!ey   to  H 

Brake  %mia 

Evanston,  e  60  ft  It  2  and  e  60  ft  of  n    hf  It  3  b  16 

aug  14,  E  J  Towie  toG  Taylor  $3775 

LTORB. 


Snmmlt,  1st  add.  It  31,  12  38  12   feb  1,'94, 

Wentworth  to  J  J  Shanahan  

Summit,  same;  aug  8,  J  J  Shanahan  to 


0 


M  J 

 $200 

E  Paren 

 $200 

W  Grossdale,  It  27  and  n  hf  It  28  b  6  juIy  31,  8  E 

Gross  to  H  0  Gross  $8060 

La  Orange,  Cossitt's  1st  add  It  3  b  20  apr  1,  F  D 

Cossitt  to  N  B  Smith   $2800 

La  Grange,  same  add,  Its  3  and  4  b  8  mch  20,  Same 

to  P  A  Lord  $2600 

Western  Sprgs.  Caldwell's  snb  of  Lay's  add.  Its  11 

and  12  b  13  ang  12,  J  M  Mills  to  J  Novotny....$32S 
La  Grange,  und  >^  of  e  32  ft  It  14  b  26  may  I.  A  8 

Munger  to  W  F  Dean  $900 

La  Granite,  nnd  %  pt  of  e  32  ft  of  It  14  b  26  may  1. 

A  8  Monger  to  A  M  E  Kettles  $2t00 

MAINE. 

Blvervlew,  Diefendorf's  add.  Its  31  to  36  b  4  and 
other  ppty;  aug  6,  W  A  Hamilton  to  H  F  Gin- 
grich $8900 

Desplalnes,  Robinson's  add,  It  12  b  3  may  1,  A  Mol- 
derhauer  to  W  Buhr    $300 

North  4  chains  e  hf  s  w  qr  27  41  12  aag  1,  L  M 
Spurgeon  to  £  Rndert   $60u0 

Rlvarvlew,  Diefendorf's  add.  Its  4  end  6  b  4  jnly 
28,<94,  Riverview  Land  Assn  to  M  Dletze  $600 

Edison  Pk,  Its  2^  and  26  b  87  aog  14,'94,  i  R  Bntler 
et  al  to  A  L  Oarpeeter  $700 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Wllmette,  MoDaniel's  add.  It  16  b  4  jnly  17,  0  E 
Raymond  to  R  G  Marten   ...$600 

Wllmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  15  and  16  b  3  feb  11,  H 
Sohetterto  W  Reichardt  $600 

Boroff's  enb,  Its  an  to  ?1  b  9  a  e  qr  12  42  12  apr  i,  F 
H  White  to  H  J  Hansen  $1660 

Wllmette,  Union  add.  Us  1  to  17  b  1  and  o  p, 


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{TIT  42  13  and  o  p;  jnly  13,  A  B  Bnghee  to  M  H  W11- 

BOD  $80,861 

Qlenooe,  Hartwell  add.  Its  VS  and  14  b  1  ang  12,  L 

Godefrin  to  P  W  Olart....  1800 

Vernamo,  Its  1  to  9  b  8,  20  42  IS  ang  18,  J  AUei  Jr 

to  0  Berger  11200 

Provident  Mnt  Life  Asen  snb.  It  14  b  3  n  e  qr  20  42 

13  ang  13,  a  Arbogast  to  J  I  Pearce  Jr  t4S0 

OBIjAND. 

Alpine  Hgts.  It  43  b  28  ang  2,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  H 
Johnson  tiUO 

10  acres  of  land  in  n  e  cor  of  e  hf  of  w  bf  n  w  qr  9 
36  12  ang  8,  Hast  In  Oby  to  T  Onrrey  tl268 

Alpine  Bgts,  It  39  b  24  jnly  29.  Title  Q  &  T  Co  to  0 
r  Sohnltz  $200 

PBOYIBO. 

Bellewood,  O'r'onnor's  add.  It  3  b  6  ang  7,  E  Lar- 

sen  to  I  Obrlstensen  $800 

Orotsdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  21  b  72  oot  3,>92,  8  E 

Gross  et  al  to  0  Carlson  et  al   $600 

Haywood,  It  8  b  108  ang  8,  F  Wlttlch  to  W  J  Eelly 

 $600 

River  Forest,!  Walker's  add,  s  hf  It  1  n  bf  11  2  It  6  s 

bf  It  7  b  3  apr  26, '94,  E  O  Waller  to  O  J  Battle$76R0 
Uadlson  st  add.  It  424,  lu  39  12  ang  13,   M  Nebf  to 

W  FPIagge   $100 

Grossdale,  It  i  b  17  apr  29, '92,  S  E  Gross  to  E  H 

Sicher   $426 

Majwood,  Its  1  to  6  and  pt  Its  19  and  all  It  20  b  74 

ang  9,  A  Clement  ts  8  L  Sayer  $4000 

XHOBNION. 

Barvey,  Academy  add.  It  25  b  "O"  and  ot^er  ppty; 

apr  34,'9a,  Academy  Land  Assn  to  A  E  Loesher$1000 
Harrey,  same  add.  Its  4  and  6,  and  28  and  b  "J" 

may  3, '94,  A  E  Loescber  to  E  Waring  $1000 

Barrey,  It  40  b  63  may  2S,  B  N  Saridge  to  Cntler 

Baridge  Lumber  Co  J650 

Matte^on,  It  S  b  21  jnne  8,  0  PInmbofI  to  D  Plnm- 

hoft   1800 

Matteson,  Its  8  to  13  jnne  8,  Hame  to  L  Plamhoff 

 $10  0 

Uatteson,  Its  3  to  6  b  22  jnne  8,  8ame  to  H  Plnm- 

bott  t8  0 

Uatteson,  its  1  to  4  b  31  jnne  8,  Same  to  0  B  FInm- 

boff   tl200 

Barvey,  It  31  sab  It  3  Snb  that  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  lying  e 

of  I  0  B  B;  jnly  1,  Barvey  Ld  Assn  to  J  U  Dick 

son  $400 

Park  Bidgs  snb.  Its  I  to  3  b  }3n  w  qr  36  36  14  j«n 

10,'73,  C  8  Scott  to  A  M  Dyes  $1(,C0 

Calnmet  snb,  its  30  and  SI  b  1  n  w  qr  13  86  14  ang 

10,  J  K  Bgle  to  H  D  Egle  $400 

Harvey,  It  26  sab  It  2  snb  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  e  of  I  0  B  B 

jaly  12,  Barvey  Land  Assn  to  O  A  Kennedy ....  $40u 
Ha  vey,  Syndicite  add.  Its  6  to  8  and  o  p,  b  1  and 

o  p;  ang  6,  U  L  Mo  ande  to  F  K  Wiley   $6000 

a  hornton.  It  9  b  6  and  it  6  b  12  ang  13,  Est  of  U  8 

Bnbbard  to  A  Lorenze   $200 

Downs  A  B'B  snb.  Its  89  and  40  b  1,  4  36  14  ang  1, 

A  Zilligan  to  0  Schmitt  $600 

Barvey,  It  27  of  sub  It  2  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  lying  e  of  I  0 

R  B;  jnly  12,  Barvey  Land  Assn  to  H  Woodward 

 $400 

LIS  3  4  6  etc  b  3  and  other  ppty;  s  hf  s  hf  s  e  qr  30 

3S  14  may  1,  8  B  Bart  to  0  E  McOlintook  $300 

Part  of  s  w  cor  of  n  e  qr  16  36  14  U  A  B;  ang  7,  P 

Kias  to  B  Van  der  Gncnd  $H00 

a  Barvey,  Its  4  to  6  b  1  ang  13,  B  Jonta  to  0  J 

Vyers  IIOOO 

WOBTH. 

Bine  Island,  Its  1  2  and  S  b  16  jane  25,  J  W  Janney 

to  A  E  Greer  H8oo 

Bauson  Pk,  It  46  b  4  jnne  18  J  W  Fitztcerald  to  L  F 

Nelson  1475 

Mor,<aa  Pk,  Gr  .ve  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  8  ang  3,  8  H 

Gnmble  to  C  8  Boss  {400 

8  Highlands,  s  hf  It  13  b  1  mch  13,  B  S  Collins  to  A 

C  Peterson   $450 

Bine  Island,  Jeruberg's  add,  its  46  and  46  b  2  mch 

2.i,'94,  0  D  Talcott  to  L  Bole  $660 

LEIDEN. 

Fairview.  Its  13  to  16  b  3  jaly  27,  W  W  Blrkett  to  F 

M  Nichols  1600 

Fairview,  Its  20  and  21  b  6  ang  7,  0  P  Tillmann  to  F 

J  Fadner  $2800 

Indian  Bighlands,  its  1  to  23  b  6  and  other  ppty; 

may  29,  Q  B  Fincb  to  J  Gettinger  $12,000 

Frai  klin  Park,  Its  38  and  39  b  16  ang  H,  L  0  Witt  to 

to  J  J  Martens  $1700 

Frat  klin  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  23  and  24  b  7  ang  10,  L 

Franklin  to  A  Birschberg  $4fl0 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  10  and  11  b  8  ang  12.  L  Franklin  to 

M  Meyer  $1100 

Schiller  fk,  It  11  b  2  jaly  31,  W  Koize  to  E  Gust. $200 
Norwood  Pk,  Whipple's  add,  Its  27  aad  28  b  3  aug 

13,  A  E  Chamberlain  to  W  Bimon  $1800 

BIVEB8IDE. 

iTsrslde,  3rd  div,  It  1071  b  23  ang  6,  8  W  Uanney 
to  B  MacOaffey  $3609 

ollywood,  U  138  b  «  ort  12|'93,  S  B  Orosi  to  J  B 
WetdgeuBOt. ..-,.,..,,„,.,.„.., Mr...  MOOO 


BABBINOTON. 
BarriDgton,  e  bf  Its  7  and  8  b  IS  jaly  24,  N  Jackson 

to  0  G  8enn    $436 

HANOTEB. 

Part  sec  28  41  9  containing  39.92  aores  n  e  qr  of  e 
hf  8  e  qr  said  sec;  aug  14.'94,  W  B  Corwin  to  O  W 

Oorwin  $4C00 

NILE9. 

Und  1-7  int  e  hf  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  27  41  IS  and  o  p  jnly 
16,  B  Barms  to  A  Barrer   $13,333 

Evanston.  HcDaniel's  add.  Its  1  t'l  6  and  11  to  15  b 
8  jaly  24.  0  F  HoVeigb  to  B  SeilTert  tSOOO 

Soniheas*  qr  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  34  41  13  ang  12.  J  R 

Leesly  to  W  Long  Jr  $3260 

LEMONT. 

Lt  20  to  22  b  7  sub  s  e  n  w  qJ  29  37  11  aug  1,  U  La- 
fey  to  T  F  Fridley    $600 

PAL08. 

Palos  Highlands  sub  of,  b  1  jin  15,  A  K  Honson  to 

J  H  Kellogg    $1(100 

PALATINE' 

Palatine,  li  4  b  "J"  ang  10,  H  0  Battermann  to  W 
B  Comfort  $900 

TKDIST  UKCUH  AN1>  JHOBTUAUBIS. 

Including  BnildlRS  and  Loan  Hooletles. 

Anderson  S  to  A  Obytraos  ang  6,  It  14  b 

9,  28  37  14  $3600 

Anderson  E  O  to  L  Baird  jnly  9,  It  11  b  7 

6  39  14,  ly  6JI5  $2600 

Allport  W  H  et  al  trs  to  H  E  Greene- 

baam  aog  9,  It  1  to  6  It  1  eto,  1  39  13, 
5y  6«  $5000 

Andrews  E  M  to  J  Haydook  aog  2.  Its  4 
to  6  It  23  b  60  Hopkins  to  Hyde  Pk,  6y 
B%  $10,000 

Abt  L  A  P  to  O  0  Bntz  aog  8,  Us  29  and 
31  b  H  Brrnd  add,  dam  6^  $1600 

Blonke  B  L  to  Amerioan  T  and  S  Bk  aog 

2,  pt  b  27,  12  39  13,   $2500 

Blake  I  and  E  A  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  1, 

pt  It  3  b  14,  21  40  14.  5y  6^  $3(  00 

Batzel  T  to  D  Eiohberg  Jnly  20,  It  192  b 

4,  18  40  14,  3y  7<J  $1500 

Bowker  E  S  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  5,  It  9, 

3d  E  add  Oheltenham  5y  6<{   $2000 

Baker  J  H  to  L  D  Taylor  Jaly  26,  It  6  b 

20,  10  39  13,  3y  6%   $2500 

Bennett  G  R  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  5,  pt  b 

3,  26  38  14,  5y  7%  6  deed  $3000 

Boddie  J  T  to  New  York  L  Ins  Co  aog  1, 

pt  It  8  b  56  o  t  5y  b%  $66,000 

Baldwin  C  H  to  J  H  MoOortney  ang  7,  pt 

b  7,  31  39  13,  3y  6%.  $1200 

Bye  A  I  and  E  C  to  H  A  Hnogan  aog  9,  It 

26  It  1  It  2,  25  40  13,  2y  6$   $2200 

Bremer  F  to  H  E  Moehlke  ant;  1,  pt  It  18 

and  19  It  2  b  14,  29  40  14.  5y  6%.  $5200 
Barry  W  H  to  F  W  Crosby  aog  9,  It  1  and 

2  It  9,  2  38  14,  5y  6%  2  deeds  ...$116,000 
Byer  C  H  to  N  J  Bennett  aog  10,  Its  79 

and  80  Sheridan  D  sob.  17  40  14  $16,000 
Brookhnson  S  0  to  F  B  Peabody  jaly  30, 

It  18  b  14  b  18  Woloott  add,  5y  6%  $4000 
Brownell  H  G  to  G  F  Eoester  joly  26,  lis 

11  and  14  b  3,  15  and  22  40  13,  3y 

  $2600 

Baasob  H  to  M  W  Kozminski  ang  2,  It  20 

It  6,  8  38  14,  3y  7!^  $1400 

Bnsoh  G  H  toS  Donlop  jnly  22,  It  83  b  10, 

8  39  13,  6y  6«   $2100 

Bifeld  J  C  to  Northn  Trost  Co  jaly  16,  It 

1  Bifeld  sob  34  30  14,  5y  6^,  5  deeds 
 $30,0C0 

Bane  J  to  S  Donlop  ang  1,  It  30  and  pt 

31  b  4,  4  39  13,  5y  6^   $1260 

Bassett  E  T  to  J  Tucker  joly  15,  It  7  b  i, 

7  (J9  13,  3y  6^   $2700 

Boese  H  to  H  Felsecthal  ang  6,  It  21  b  23 

6  H9  H,  6y  6%   $6000 

Bromann  0  H  to  W  Fatbsohild  jane  29,  It 

41  b  2,  30  39  14.  6!«  . . . ,  $2376 

Blom  L  J  to  M  E  Adams  ang  6,  Its  4  and 

6  b  17,  7  39  14,  2j  6%  $  

Baoermeister  S  to  F  Kramsieg  aog  6.  pt 

It  1,  26  40  13,  6y  7!8  $5000 

Blair  C  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  Joly  23,  It  36 

b  4,  31  38  15          ,  $1400 

Braonstein  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  aag  7, 

It  14  It  2  b  46,  21  39  It,  3y  1%   $1000 

Bnok  M  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aog  5,  It 

2  Neely  sobd  b  12,  21  38  14,  5y  6«.  .$5000 
BoFOoe  8  O  to  E  G  Foreman  aog  5,  It  17 

Roth's  sob  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $4500 

Baker  E  E  to  F  B  Peabody  jaly  2,  pt  It  17 

b  56  fly  Pk,  6y  6^  .'.$3000 

Bordiok  L  0  to  R  Berger  ang  6,  It  4  It  22, 

3  38  14.  3y  655   $1700 

Baoerle  M  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  8,  Its  42 

and  43  b  4  b  1,  6  39  14,  6y  e%  $3700 

Bookley  R  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ina  Co  aog  1,  Its 

26  to  28  b  7  SampsoD  &  G  add,  67  5%% 

 $6000 

Boome  A  to  A  Obytraos  aog  7,  It  6  b  7 

Deleyan  add  $1300 

Brammann  W  to  G  Steinbaos  aog  8,  It  47 

and  48  b  4,  22  40  14,  6^  $1500 

Bramer  F  to  H  E  Moehler  ang  1,  pt  It  18 

and  19  It  2  eto  b  14,  29  40  14,  3y  6$. $62(0 
Cygan  A  to  R  Berger  Joly  1,  It  24  and  26 


Campbell  F  to  F  H  MoCnlloob  May  14,  pt 

bs  4  to  7  Tiukham  to  Bolstein  2y  6i 

 $10,0C0 

Olann  L  0  to  A  Peterson  aog  6,  pt  It  13 

Wadfworth  to  Woodlawn  3y  6%  . .  $3500 
Coates  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aog  2,  pt 

It  10  b  2,  3  .S8  14,  6y  6$  $4600 

Conrad  A  to  B  Riokert  apr  16,  It  8  b  1, 

16  38  14,  6y  6«  $1500 

Cook  C  G  to  Engineers  B  Assn  Jnly  29,  It 

51  b  13  W  Pullman  G%  $25C0 

Cerny  M  A  to  A  I  Klanber  aog  10,  It  72  s 

e  3^,  9  38  14,  6«   $1500 

Callaghan  E  to  S  A  Low  ang  10,  It  17  b  8 

11  30  13,   $1250 

Christianson  0  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm 

aog  8,  It  21  b  1,  22  38  14,  iy  6%  $2200 

Connor  T  C  to  T  F  Keeley  may  18,  pt  169 

div  30  38  15;  2y  6«  $2217 

Coohran  T  H  to  M  W  Murphy  aag  1,  It  1 

b  66,  14  38  14,  2y  6%  $1140 

Cronholm  N  N  to  U  A  Haogan  aug  3,  its 

1  and  J  b  11,  14  38  14,  ly  6*  $1800 

Cella  M  to  A  S  Cella  ang  6,  It  19  b  1,  4  38 

14,  3y6%  $2400 

Cormaok  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jaly  24,  pt  H 

29  and  28  Ward's  sub,  3*38  14,  5y  6j< 

  $9000 

Coatea  J  A  to  Y  E  Greenebaam  aag  2,  pt 

It  10  b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  658  $4500 

Cannon  J  to  Equit  T  Co  jnly  1,  It  42  Bots- 

ford  snb  8  38  14,  6y  6;?  $9000 

Crook  A  to  G  E  Hall   ,  Its  1  to  4  b 

2,  9  39  13,  2y  6$  $2700 

Ca  ey  K  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  aug  5, 

It  10  b  34  8  Chicago,  1%  $4000 

Carlson  J  M  to  G  F  White  jnly  23,  It  61  b 

4,32  41  14,  ly  6«   $1000 

Chmielewski  M  to  J  H  Weiss  may  14,  It  2 

It  13,  32  39  14,  ly  6^   $1200 

Cz3czemski  F  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  7,  It 

14  b  3,  1  39  13,  by  6%  $4000 

Cbristensen  M  P  to  A  Tidholm  aug  1,  It 

45  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Colwell  G  A  to  M  N  Kimball  ang  9,  Its  6 

and  7  Beotley  sob,  25  40  13,  5y  6^. $1600 
Chester  E  H  to  D  Fales  jnly  9,  It  2  b  1, 

Snyder  to  Evanslon,  5y  6%  $3000 

Condon  P  to  C  H  Harrison  B  &  L  Assn 

jnly  2,  It  6  It  2  b  7,  21  39  14,  S%  ...$3000 
DeLong  H  to  Northern  T  Oo  July  15,  Its 

7  and  8  It  2,  15  38  14,  5y  6«  $3000 

Doherty  M  A  and  J  A  to  J  0  Hutobins 

aug  6,  It  24  b  2.  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Doan  M  K  to  G  W  Stanford  ang  6,  It  28 

b  3,  34  39  14.  3y  6!«   $2000 

Dunn  J  to  III  T  aud  8  Bk  aag  1,  Its  1  and 

4  b  45,  8  s  add  5y   •  $75,000 

Dingman  H  C  to  G  P  Bay  aog  6,  Its  6  and 

6  b  8,  36  40  13,  2y  6%  $3000 

Dawson  E  M  et  al  to  J  Donnersberger 

July  24,  pt  b  36.  27  39  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Dempski  &  to  A  Gatzert  aug  6,  It  4 

MoOormiok  Est  sub  26  39  13,  5y  6%% 

 $1500 

Dellenberg  M  to  0  L  Sohaar  ang  6,  It  4  it 

3  b  1,  8  38  14,  2y  6!«  $3000 

Davenport  H  F  to  B  Lathrop  aog  1,  It  6^ 

Sheridan  D  sub  17  40  14,  6%  $4000 

Davenport  N  to  W  A  Bond  jnly  6,  It  22^  b 

8,  18  40  14,  6y  6]4%  $26C0 

Dartmnnd  O  to  A  M  Snydaoker  aug  5,  Its 

19  to  24  b  11,  2  39  13,  3y  7%  $2400 

Daley  H  to  0  L  Hntohinson  aag  6,  pt  Its 

12  and  13  Raymond  sub  7  39  14,  5y  6f 
 $10,000 

Deardotr  D  P  to  H  Hefti  july  13,  pt  Its  1 

and  4  b4,  35  40  13,  3y  6^  $1500 

Eisendrath  T  B  to  0  L  Untobinson  Jnly 

30,  It  1  It  6  Ellis  E  add  6y  6^  ....  $60,000 
Egan  D  to  I  W  Buell  Jnly  23,  It  24  b  29 

South  Chioago  6^   $2600 

Eleason  E  to  F  B  Peabody  aug  6,  It  69  b 

19,  7  39  14,  6y  6%   $1300 

Bngel  F  B  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  aug  6,  It 

14  b  9,  18  40  14,  7%  ^1500 

Everly  L  B  to  E  0  Wentworth  joly  26,  It 

1  b  10,  17  38  14,  By  7%   $1200 

Edbrooke  V  0  to  T  0  Price  jane  28,  Its  38 

and  39  b  7.  26  40  13,  6%  $1276 

Edwards  E  to  Drexel  B  &  L  Assn  aug  2, 

It  12  b  69  8  Chicago.  6%  $4600 

Felis  0  P  to  J  G  Eladon  ang  3,  It  29  b  4, 

81  38  15,  6%  $2300 

Friesleben  B  to  F  H  Barnum  aug  6,  It  26 

b  17,  25  39  14,  3y  6%  $1259 

Flaherty  F  to  8  W  Oannell  aag  1,  It  37 

and  pt38  b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $2CC0 

Finegan  F  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  july  23 

It  4  Wisners  add,  3r  6%   ...  $2600 

Flodine  L  E  to  C  Jorn  aog  1,  pt  Its  9  and 

10  It  10  etc,  16  38  U,  Sy  6%  $12,000 

Friedrich  M  to  H  A  Haogan  aag  5,  b  6,  8 

40  14,  ly  6«   $1400 

Feldmano  P  F  to  G  Bodensobatz  ang  8,  It 

7?9  If,  &7  eS^. ....13600 


Fitzgerald  J  to  R  Berger  ang  8,  It  11  b 
18,  17  39  14,  3y  6?  $2500 

Finnegao  J  H  to  P  Van  Viissiugun  ang  8 
It  62  Keith  subd  14  3!»  13,  3y  6%....  $3000 

Fryslie  H  A  to  Lake  View  B  &  L  Assn 
ang  9,  It  18  b  21,  21  39  13,  /%  $1800 

Feim  A  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  R  Assn  aug 

6,  It  32  and  33  b  9,  20  38  14,  6^  . . . .  $1500 
Griffen  C  to  J  Kenny  aog  6,  Its  1  to  4  b  1, 

23  39  13,  3y  6<{  $4000 

Getz  N  to  T  H  Sobintz  July  12,  It  6  It  /  h 

^,  21  39  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Geisler  B  to  J  B  Foalke  ang  1,  It  4  It  2, 

17  38  14,  5y  6^   $4600 

Groetz  C  J  to  H  A  Haogan  aug  7,  It  10  b 

1,  1  39  1.3,  ly  6%   $3000 

Green  B  to  U  A  Haugan  aug  9,  Its  1,  2 

and  3  It  9  b  4  b  n,  '^8  40  14,  5y  e%,  3  ds 

 $15,000 

Gnptel  E  V  to  E  L  Guptel  jaly  12,  It  4  b 

3,  21  38  14,  5y  6%   $1269 

Goodersen  A  to  Natl  S  &  L  Assn  jnly  13. 

It  34  b  K  Morgan  Pk,  7%  '.$3600 

Golupski  F  to  L  B  Jakinski  aag  3,  It  15  b 

4  b  12  Sheffield  add,  3m  6%  $1550 

Grant  B  L  to  H  Uenkenberg  ang  1,  It  12 

b  2,  2  38  14,  lOy  5%  $6000 

Gleim  L  to  G  W  Keliner  aug  3,  Its  86  and 

87  Belmont  &  E  add,  3y  6%  $1400 

Glover  A  L  to  H  H  Rose  ang  2,  It  15  It  8 

eto,  28  38  14,  7%  $3500 

Getz  N  to  T  H  Sohintz  jaly  12,  It  6  It  7  b 

62.  21  39  14,  6y  6^  $2000 

Golnpski  F  to  M  Osaoh  aag  3,  It  16  b  4  b 

12  Sheff  add,  6%  $1600 

Gross  H  C  to  M  E  Greenebaam  aug  1.  It 

27  and  pt  28  b  6,  3  38  12,  5y  7%....  $1200 
Gamble  J  to  Northw  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  jnne 

28,  It  24  b  6,  8  39  14,  6y  6^  $5000 

Gerten  N  to  J  J  Schwartz  jnly  13,  It  8  b  1 

b  28,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $5000 

Grotz  C  J  to  H  A  Haugan  aog  6,  It  10  b  1 

1  39  13,  5y  6^  $7000 

Gilchrist  M  to  E  G  Brown  ang  3,  It  106 

Feiuberg  Bubd,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Gnenther  J  F  to  W  Heinemann  aog  7,  It 

24  b  4  Ashland  to  Ravenswood,  3y  S% 
  $1500 

Gantt  J  W  to  Mnt  R  &  L  Assn  ang  6,  It  1 

to  4  It  16,  19  37  14,  6^  $1500 

Helander  C  to  A  Chytraas  aog  6,  It  2  b  8, 

3  38  14.  3y  6%  $2500 

Sorter  A  to  C  F  Sohumaoher  Jr  aog  6,  It 

20  b  11  Brand  add  S%  $4000 

Hart  R  S  to  F  A  Hardy  Jnly  20,  Its  9  and 

10  b  I  and  op  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $24C0 

Haskell  E  Q  to  )   H  McOortney  aog  6,  It 

8  b  1.  23  38  14,  6!«  $1800 

Hamboldt  Pk  M  E  Church  to  A  Peterson 

aug  6,  Its  22  to  24  b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  6% 

 $4000 

Hubbard  G  S  Jr  to  B  P  Uinman  Jr  aag 

7,  pt  b  18  Riverside  3d  div  3y  658. .  .$8600 
Hogan  F  W  to  C  H  Fleischer  aog  I,  pt  It 

w  1^  n  w  ^,  21  40  13,  5y  6^   $6(1C0 

Harbeok  E  to  G  Banta  May  27.  w  3^  e  >^ 

s  e  }i  s  w  3^,  8  40  13,  June  1,'95,  «^  $5000 
HartmanC  A  to  N  Chi  Mat  S  and  B  Assn 

Aug  2,  It  85  b  19,  19  40  14,  7^   $1300 

Heisen  0  C  to  New  York  L  Inn  Co  Jnly 

27,  Its  13  18  and  19  (ex  street)  b  138  S 

8  add  6y  6^   $700,000 

Hack  J  to  F  A  Barnes  jnly  25,  It  68  b  31, 

33  39  14,  10y6^  $230) 

Herrick  W  8  to  O  8  Pellett  ang  8,  It  13  It 

4.  7  39  13,  65f  $2500 

Herdman  F  E  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  3,  It  5 

and  pt  4  b  40  Winnetka,  5y  7%  $5000 

Uarpold  H  W  to  LP  Conover  aag  1,  pt 

It  375  b  7  Riverside  2d  add,  5y  7«..$3500 
Heaney  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  aag  1,  It  66  b  2, 

36  40  13,  ly6^  $1200 

Hanson  C  A  to  Chicago  Title  1^  T  Oo  ang 

10,  It  7  b  4,  18  39  14,  6y  7<g  $2000 

Hooper  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aag  9, 

It  69  b  18,  19  40  14,  6y  6!?  $2600 

Hills  W  E  to  A  B  Cody  ang  1,  It  20  b  4, 

White  to  Evanston,6y  6%  $8<  00 

Hefter  C  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  3,  It  18 

Botsford  snb  3  38  14,  5y  65!   $4400 

Hughes  8  to  W  F  Lubeke  aag  3,  pt  b  1, 

36  40  13,  5y  65f   $10,000 

Hubbard  M  A  to  E  H  Fishbarn  aug  1,  Its 

213  and  214,  12  38  14,  6%  $1058 

Hamilton  W  E  to  H  P  Kranz  ,  pt  b  1 

to  4  Deifendorf  add,  Riverview,  ly  6% 

  -.  $16(0 

Hadaoek  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  1,  It  13  b  3 

22  39  13,  3y  6^   $1100 

Hall  R  0  to  H  J  Wallingford  ang  1,  Its  3 

to  6  Hall  snb,  17  40  14,  ly   $6000 

Hall  Signal  Co  to  H  J  Donaldson  Dec  26, 

1894,  plant  and  real  estate,  Crawford, 

N  J,  lOy  6ir   $200,000 

Holmgren  M  to  H  A  Haugan  ang  6,  It  13 

b  8,  8  88  It,  6y  6;^  .,..f2g00 


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Hayes  D  34  to  F  R  Chandler  &ag  I,  pt  e 

>^  8  w  ^  8  w      9  38  14,  5y  7^,  3  deeds 

• .  •  •   $4500 

Healy  M  J  to  J  P  Leialy  aog  8,  pt  a  e  ^ 

1  40  13,  5y  6%  |1676 

Heogels  N  to  J  R  Fonlke  jnly  1,  pt  b  20 

Brand  add,  5y  5%  |10,000 

Harley  M  A  to  B  0  Wentworth  ang  1,  It 

40  b  3,  34  39  14,  3y  7%  $1600 

Haokett  J  J  to  J  S  Norton  aag  1,  Its  1 

and  2  Foster  sob  33  39  14,  5y  6^..  .$6500 
HogansH  to  8  Danlop  jnly  24,  Its  8  and 

9  b  1,  10  39  12,  5s  6%  $1200 

Hodlioker  F  to  T  H  Schintz  ang  8,  It  42  b 

2,  1  39  13,  4y  6S5   $4800 

Howard  A  M  to  E  Q  Foreman  aog  8,  It  10 

b  1  0  H  Harrison  add,  6y  e%  $5000 

Hart  R  8  to  F  A  Hardy  jane  2fl,  pt  it  3 

Snyder  to  Hj  Pk,  5y  6%  $1600 

Harris  W  A  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  8,  pt  b 

3,  23  38  14,  5y  6«,  3  d  $9750 

Hoase  of  the  Good  Shepherd  to  N  W  M  L 

Ins  Oo  aag  3,  It  A  It  13  eto,  10  38  14,  6y 

5%  $55,000 

Holden  M  B  &  E  to  A  Wertheimer  aag  7, 

Its  1  and  2  b  7,  21  38  14,  5y  6^.... $2500 
Indpndt  Ev  Lath  Bethania  Ch  to  H  A 

Hangan  jnly  16,  pt  Its  14  and  15  b  12 

Ogden  add,  5y  69   $7000 

Ideiak  I  to  E  U  Foreman  jnly  31,  pt  It  14 

b  20  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%  $1400 

Jaoobson  A  to  W  Heinemann  ang  6,  It  32 

b  5,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $1300 

Jaqnith  W  K  to  G  W  Rodgers  jaly  19,  It 

60,  8  w  34  n  w  3^  8  w  ^  20  38 


21. 


14.  7% 
...$1600 
It  64 
..$1200 
12,  It 


Johnson  J  M  to  L  Baird  may 

Roohe  et  al  sab  7  39  14,  ly  6^. .  . 
Jacobs  B  F  to  F  E  Patterson  joly 

19,  28  eto  b  12  and  pt  b  13  19  20  eto,  2 

37  13,  3y  65f....  $6400 

Johnson  0  to  U  A  Uaagan  aag  5,  It  9  and 

pt  10  b  1,17  38  1*,  5y  61   $30  0 

Jadkins  O  to  Q  B  Townsend  Jnly  30,  Its 

to  19  b  6,  32  40  13,  3y  7<«  $6100 

Kees  J  H  to  J  S  Oehmer  aog  6,  It  9  b  3, 

28  39  14,  6^  $1200 

Keel  S  to  W  8  Seaverns  aog  fi,  pt  It  21  s  e 

M  n  w       3  38  14,  5y  6!?  $3750 

Eeeler  O  to  A  E  Barr  ang  5,  It  35  b  3,  28 

39  14,  7%  |21(0 

Kelly  J  J  to  W  Ohi  B  and  L  Asan  Apr  10, 

It  9  b  7,  30  39  14,  7%  $3000 

Kramer  0  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  9,  It  14 

b  18,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $1700 

Keal  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jaly  30,  It  2 

It  28,  20  39  14,  5y   $10,000 

Klawikewski  0  to  F  T  Marphy  ang  .3,  Its 

7  and  8  b  1,  8  38  14,  1  j  6%  $1200 

Kronpa  A  to  J  Novak  jnne  15,  It  2  It  13  b 

7,  24  39  13,  2y  6^  $1200 

Kuntson  J  O  to  R  Hart  may  1,  It  4  b  1,  8 

39  14,  ly  79  $1100 

Krown  J  B  to  E  G  Mason  jaly  25,  e  3^  w 

K  8  e      34  39  13,  5y  69  $40  OCO 

Linblad  P  A  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  5,  it  9t 

and  pt  95  Balleatier  add  3y  6%  $2000 

Livermore  0  F  to  F  R  Chandler  aug  8,  pt 

It  61  and  all  62  Higgine  subd,  2  38  14, 

5y  69  $8000 

Lambert  A  to  P  Kiolbassa  aag  7,  it  20  b 

16,4  39  14,  69  $8000 

Lindeen  E  W  to  H  A  Hangan  aag  8.  It  10 

b  14,  4  39  14,  5y  69   $6000 

Linn  W  A  to  N  M  Jones  jaly  1,  It  15  b  12, 

*  *1  13,  79  $3000 

Lnnd  0  to  R  Beiger  aag  6,  It  8  b  1,  18  40 

1*.  3y  6>^9....  $1500 

Lorenz,  P  A  to  A  Wisner  ang  5,  It  307  b  1 

eto,  29  40  14,  3y  69  $2r00 

Laoomte  M  L  &  D  A  to  J  Oallen  jnly  13, 

Its  21  and  22  b  2  b  40,  17  39  14,  6^% 

  $i000 

Lagergren  C  G  to  A  B  Mead  ang  1,  Its  51 

and  52  It  6  b  M  Morgau  Pk,  5y  79. $3000 
Lincoln  J  to  N  Neafeld  ang  6,  pt  It  12  b 

16,  17  39  14,  2y  6%  $U00 

Lazaros  E  to  A  Pike  ang  7,  It  36  b  3,  28 

40  14,  5y  7je   $4000 

Lindmarth  8  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnly  31,  It 

19  b  4,  36  40  13,  5y  69  $2000 

Lee  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aag  8,  pt  It  8 

b  6,  South  Branch  add,  3y  7%  $1000 

Lee  W  to  Westn  Union  B  &  L  Asen  aag  7 

It  31  b  B,  14  39  13,  6%  $3600 

Lake  W  to  So  Side  Mot  B  &  L  Aesn  aug 

1,  It  49  b  3,  4  38  14,  79  $1100 

MoAuley  M  to  W  Heineman  July  31,  It  U 

b  9  Danoan  add  5y  6^  $2500 

Mutter  F  to  T  H  Schintz  aag  7,  It  18 

Qermania  add  Evntn  2y  69  $1200 

Max  O  J  to  W  Heinemann  Aug  7,  pt  It  14 

b  17,  6  39  14,  5t  69  $2600 

Mueller  W  F  0  to  W  F  0  Mueller  Aag  6, 

It  17  b  6  Ashland  add  3y  79  $3000 


Moe  J  H  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  9,  It  2  b  39 

Ogden  add,  5y  6^  $8000 

McDonald  L  to  F  W  Straus  july  7,  pt  Its 
62  and  63  Oir  Ot  partn  3  38  14,  3y  69 

  $3600 

May  H  E  and  J  A  to  W  B  Oostello  ang  1, 

It  9  b  10,  8  39  14,  69  $1700 

Murray  H  M  to  Intnl  B  L  &  I  Union  a|Ug 

1,  It  7  b  44,  So  Chicago,  69  $1000 

Meyers  H  E  to  B  Berger  ang  3,  It  29  b  9, 

20  38  14,  5y  79  $1400 

McDonald  E  to  Intnl  B  L  &  I  Union  aug 

1,  It  38  b  40  So  Chicago,  6%  $2200 

Mooney  T  to  F  O  Mueller  jaly  15,  It  36  It 

4  b  32  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%  $6375 

Mattheson  S  H  to  H  D  Crocker  july  30,  It 

50  b  43  Ogden  add,  5>  69  $4000 

Marqnardt  L  T  to  J  C  Pfeiffer  aug  3,  It 

17  b  2,  31  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Mason  L  B  et  al  to  0  M  Pogue  ang  1,  pt 

It  21  b  24,  11  38  14,  3y  69   $3000 

MoOormick  J  to  W  T  Riokards  ang  10,  It 
3  b  A  b  11  So  Sec  Wilmette  Res,  6y  69 

  $3400 

Mnoha  J  to  P  Kiolbassa  aug  1,  Its  4  and 

6  b  2,  5  3'J  14,  69  $4000 

MoLester  G  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm, 
nag  8,  It  7  and  pt  6  b  7  Oentl  Pk  add,  ly 

 $1000 

MoMichael  W  t(i  C  L  Thayor  aug  2,  Its  44 

to  48  b  1  eto,  29  38  14,  lOy  69  $2450 

Moore  S  E  to  H  A  Hangan  aug  6,  pt  It  11 

b  135  s  8  add,  5y  69  $12,500 

McLellan  A  to  Reliance  B  L  &  H  Assn 

aug  7,  It  16  b  18.    10  39  13  $1600 

Maple  W  H  to  A  B  Mead  aug  1,  It!  It  17, 

18  39  14,  5y6^   $2500 

Meissner  E  J  to  L  Rathje  july  22,  Us  I 

and  2  Becks  Centl  Pk  add,  3y  69 . . . .  $3000 
Mnrdook  W  M  to  L  Carter  ang  9,  It  5  b  2, 

18  41  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Malatesta  J  to  W  Madlnng  jnly  26,  It  1  b 

1,  8  e  1^  17  38  14,  6^  $1650 

Messinger  E  8  to  Am  Trust  &  Sav  Bk  aug 

2,  pt  It  7  b  5,  31  38  14,  5y  69  $18,000 

Mechel  H  toF  W  Crosby  joly  22,  pt  It  20 

and  21  b  1,  28  40  14,  3y  69   $8500 

Nelson  O  8  to  Prosperity  L  and  B  Assn 

July  22,  It  33  b  6.  36  40  13,  5  1-5^  .$2100 
Nelson  O  to  H  A  Hangan  aug  1,  It  6  b  6, 

4  39  14,  .3y  69   $2600 

Nebel  F  to  G  E  Riokcords  ang  1,  Its  26  to 
30  and  pt  31  and  32,  24  39  13,  6y  69 

 •■  $11,600 

Nordstrom  B  A  to  L  L  Filstrnp  aug  1,  It 

10  and  pt  9  b  3,  4  39  13,  5y  79  $1100 

Nash  N  C  to  E  L  Paterson  apl  1,  pt  It  9  b 

I,  10  38  14,  3y  69  $3700 

Olsen  R  B  to  T  F  Moore  aug  1,  It  32  It  23, 

16  38  U.  69  $2000 

O'NeiU  C  B  to  W  Schweyer  aug  7,  Its  13 

and  14  b  57. 19  39  14,  79  $2000 

Ober  0  K  to  G  A  Rose  Jnly  29,  It  12  b  78, 

19  41  11,  5y  69   ,...$7000 

O'Gorman  M  to  R  Berger  Aug  7,  pt  It  13 

b  1,  31  39  14,  3y  69  $3(00 

Ohlsson  S  to  J  Mania  may  10,  pt  McKib- 

ben  Bubd,  4  39  14,  ly  69  $20C0 

Opfer  A  H  to  C  A  Weber  july  8,  It  21  It  1 

b  26,  33  40  14,  5y  69  $2200 

Ostrom  O  O  to  H  B  Hurlbnt  Deo  24,  '94, 
Its  1  to  5  It  7  b  9  Wolcott  add,  6y  69 

 $11,000 

Orchard  J  G  to  R  D  Sheppard  aug  1,  It  11 

b  85,  Evanston.  69  $9000 

O'Brien  J  to  C  J  Hambleton  ang  7,  Its  14 

and  15  Parker  sub  11  39  13,  5y  6%. $2400 
O'Neill  J  to  T  Kelly  ang  6,  It  9  b  1,  36  39 

13.  9y  69  $1800 

O'Toole  J  to  8  W  Cannell  jnly  27,  It  32  b 

32Drexel  Pk,  6y  79   $1100 

Olson  L  C  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co  ang  5,  It  28 

b  8,  36  40  13,79   $7000 

Olson  L  C  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  ang  6,  It  28  b 

8,  36  40  13,  6y  69  $3500 

Peters  W  E  G  to  E  G  Foreman  July  20, 

It  68  b  20,  5  39  14,  5y  69  $4000 

Pillon  G  to  8  Dunlop  aug  6,  It  6  b  36,  8 

39  13,5y  6;«  |1500 

Parrish  F  E  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  Jnne 

20,  pt  b  22,  10  39  12,-lOy  79  $4000 

Pedersen  L  to  E  F  Runyan  July  22,  It  10 

b  2,  31  40  14,  6m  69.  $1600 

Pausch  W  to  E  G  Foreman  July  16,  Its  4 

and  46  b  II,  29  -^O  14,  5y  6^  $7600 

Power  L  D  to  8  Zeisler  aug  9,  pt  Its  3 
and  4_lt  30  b  T^^ll  39  13,   $4400 


Power  F  R  to  J  Knefel  ang  1,  It  16  b  1, 31 

39  14,  3y  69  $1600 

Pardee  H  T  to  Chi  Title  <§■  T  Co  aug  2,  pt 

h  13,  4  38  12,  3y  79  $1800 

Plant  R  J  to  W  Hesing  ang  12,  pt  It  3  b 

130  8  s  add  3y  79  $3000 

Porsell  E  to  E  W  Zander  jnly  25,  It  21  b 
11,  18  and  17  40  14,  may  1,  1896,  79  $1600 


Penderville  M  E  to  Chicago  Title  <fc  Trust 
Co  july  26,  pt  It  11  b  2  Rockwell  add, 

5y  6^  $8500 

Petersen  C  to  Monument  8  &  B  Assn  aug 

7,  It  28  bl3,  31  38  16,  79  $2i,00 

Palmer  E  to  Irving  Pk  L  &  B  Assn  july 

26.  It  19  b  1,  24  38  14   $3000 

Qninlan  J  to  J  R  Fouike  july  6,  Us  6  and 

7  b  3b  1,  8  39  14,  6y  69  $5600 

Ruggles  M  O  to  J  8  Norton  aug  5,  It  66  b 

7  Douglas  Pk  add  5y  69  $3000 

Radousch  8  to  T  H  Schintz  July  19,  It  4 

U  51  b  3,  19  39  14,  2y  6%   $1900 

Rootaart  F  H  Jr  to  T  W  Oonpropst  aug 

3,lt  1  b  2,  IP  38  14.  3y  69  $1200 

Rud  O  C  to  8  R  Hurford  Joly  1,  It  33  b  4 

U  D  L  add  79  $1200 

Rae  R  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Oo  ang  1,  It  1 

b  6,  28  38  14  $4900 

Riebow  J  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Co  aug  1. 

pt  It  39  Oak  Grove,  28  40  14   $4000 

Rybicki  F  to  M  A  Stanber  aug  7,  It  3  b 

12,  5  39  14,  5y  69  $4000 

Rhoren  L  to  J  C  Neely  jane  10,  It  15  It  I 

b  6  Rockwell  add,  5y  69  $30,000 

Ryan  M  W  to  A  Gatzert  aug  12,  It  1  and 

2  b  57,  14  38  14,  5y  53^9.  $40,000 

Reynolds  M  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  aug  1,  Us 

7  and  8  b  4.  n  e  34  22  38  14,  8y  79. .  $1800 
Raithel  C  to  T  H  Schintz  aug  6,  It  10  It  1 

b  46,  21  39  14.  2y  69  $2000 

Ryan  M  J  to  J  T  O'Oonnell  ang  7,  It  76  b 

6,  9  39  14,  3y  69   $3000 

Reed  8  E  to  H  8  Dietrich  jnly  13,  Its  1  to 

6  U  6b  4,  36  40  13,  3y  69  $1375 

Robertson  F  to  J  H  3ilbert  ang  8,  Its  9 

and  10  b  1,  20  40  14,  5y  69  $90C0 

Seed  8  E  &  H  S  to  R  Hefti  joly  13.  pt  It 

2  b  4,  35  40  13,  3y  69  $1500 

Ray  J  A  to  L  Baird  july  20,  It  16  It  7,  8 

39  14,  5y  69  $2500 

Stromberg  C  G  to  H  A  Hangan  Jnly  22, 
pt  It  37  and  aU  38  and  39  b  2,  29  40  14, 

6y  6^  $2800 

Sproehnle  M  to  E  G  Foreman  Jnly  30,  pt 

It  7  Odkenwald  34  39  14,  3y  69  $4000 

Sweeney  T  et  al  to  F  8  Winston  aug  3, 
pt  Its  10  and  11  b  15  Bntler  W  <k  W  add 

2y  69   $6000 

Souhrada  J  to  O  R  Walleok  July  31,  It  42 

b  34,  19  39  14,  5y  69  $1200 

Steflens  M  E  to  Am  T  and  8  Bk  aug  1,  pt 

It  23  div  2,  30  38  15,  69    $3900 

Short  M  J  to  W  Clement  aog  8,  It  12  b 

10,  2  39  13,  69  $3400 

Silvetstein  J  to  J  K  Barnham  et  aliuly  25 

pt  b  5,  7  39  14,  ly  7%   .'..$2352 

Schumann  W  to  J  Robinson  aug  6,  It  6  b 

41  Montrose,  6y  79   $1100 

Starring  M  B  to  D  Qaigg  aog  1,  pt  It  14, 

Suprct  partn  27  39  14,  3y  59  . . . .  $6000 
Stip  J  to  C  H  Fleischer  aug  8,  It  18  b  2 

31  40  14,  6y  79  $11C0 

Saohsel  T  J  to  G  F  Baldwin  aug  l,pt  It  1  b 

1,5  38  14,  6y  69   $10,000 

Schnmaoher  D  to  C  Jorn  aog  1,  It  86  Tay- 
lor snb  8  38  14,  •3y  69   $1600 

Schwaitzer  K  to  J  Novak  ang  3,  It  1  b  38, 

19  39  14,  6y  69  $4000 

Schaien  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  inly  17,  prem 

11  Brighton  st,  6y  69  . . .'  $4000 

Sheafifer  J  L  to  J  U  Gilbert  jnly  30,  It  16 

b  1,  26  40  13,  5y  69  $1200 

Swedish  Hall  Co  to  U  A  Haugan  aug  1, 

pt  b  10,  28  39  14,  6y  69  $18,000 

Stack  J  R  to  B  Lathrop  ang  1,  It  218 

riheridan  D  snb,  17  4i)  14,  69  $1900 

Schneider  C  to  P  V  Castle  jaly  25,  Its  27 

and  28  b  11  Norwood  Park,  5y  7^.. $1600 
Sigter  S  to  L  F  Hopkins  ang  6,  furn,  6038 

Union  av,  4m  $3000 

Sohrodle  R  to  C  Kubin  aug  3,  It  12  Brom 

&  Hsub,  8  38  14.  3y  79  $1200 

Snyder  J  C  to  S  W  Cannell  jnly  24,  It  21 

and  22  b  2,  20  40  It,  5y  69  $13,000 

Schrepfer  H  M  to  8  Straus  aug  7,  pt  It  26 

to  28  b  1,15  38  14,  3y  69  ....  $2000 

Schneider  L  C  to  8  Kerr  jnly  30,  It  45 

Houston  sub  8  39  13,  5y  79  $1100 

Smith  E  M  to  W  E  Mason  ang  6,  pt  It  6  b 

48,  16  39  14,  5y  79  $2260 

Schmidt  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  8,  It 

23  b  2,  19  40  14.  4y  79  $1300 

Somers  L  to  T  8  Creighton  aag  6,  It  2 

and  3  b  11  Evanston,  69  $1500 

Sproehnle  J  G  to  N  A  Steele  july  29,  It  16 

b  2b  1,2  38  14,  5y  69  $4CO0 

Schnell  W  H  to  W  Heinemann  jnly  10,  It 

31b  4,  6  39  14,  3y6^  $2500 

Scott  F  H  to  Lot  O  B  &  L  Assn  aug  8,  pt 

U  5  b  2,  28  40  14.  8%  $2700 

Thompson  A  to  A  Peterson  ang  5,  It  16  b 

1  eto  36  40  13,  5y  69  $4000 

Todd  H  M  to  R  Walsh  ang  1,  pt  It  14  b  1, 
10  38  14,  4y  69    $4600 


Tramm  F  W  to  A  Podolsky  ang  8.  It  14 

and  pt  16  U  4  b  21,  29  39  14.  8;? ... .  $1600 
Telford  A  to  F  B  Peabody  Jnly  29,  pt  b  8 

21  38  14,  6y  69  $6000 

Thorn  N  to  a  Van  Zandt  aug  I,  prem 

1343  Jackson  8t,  5y  69  $2600 

Thisslow  C  et  al  to  H  A  Hangan  aug  7,  pt 

It  170  Flint  add,  5y  69  $18,000 

Thompson  A  to  A  Peterson  ang  6,  Its  9  to 

11  b  2,  1  39  13.  5y  69   ,$4200 

Ulrioh  O  to  P  Fahney  Aug  2,  It  1  b  3,  15 

39  13,  4y  6%  pooo 

Ubeller  M  M  to  A  Peterson  aug  2,  Us  1  te 

3  b  1  b  1  Brookline,  3y  S9  $2500 

Vondrasek  M  to  0  Pitte  Jnly  29,  It  141  b 

27,  17  39  14,  3y  69  $1800 

Wall  W  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  July  25, 
It  45  b  1  Picket  2d  add  3y  69 ..... .  $3600 

Westphal  0  J  to  E  G  Foreman  aog  6,  It 

31  b  4  Ashland  add  2y  69  $1600 

Waekowski  M  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  July  16, 

Its  1  and  2  b  1,  31  40  14,  5y  69  $6000 

Walker  L  H  to  Natl  U  Sav  L  and  H  Assn 

Ang  3,  It  30  b  1,  18  40  14,  89  $1600 

Wilmarth  G  to  Ins  Co  of  State  III  ang  1, 

pt  U  27  b  1,  20  40  14,  5y  69  $1600 

Wilkins  M  W  to  Northn  Trust  Co  jnly  24, 
It  11,  8  e  >^  e  3^  s  w  3^,  26  39  13,  3y  69 

_  $8000 

Wessling  J  to  G  Wendling  meh  15,  10  aos 

in  12  42  11,  ly  69  $2003 

Wiegand  J  A  to  H  H  Walker  joly  23,  b  3 

17  39  14,  3y  79  $2000 

Woodard  W  R  to  D  W  Graves  joly  2,  It 

29  and  pt  28b  2,  34  39  14,  69...  «86C0 
Wilson  W  H  to  C  L  Hotchinson  aug  12, 

pt  Its  1  and  2  b  1,  lo  38  14,  6y  59..$76no 
West  A  to  Chicago  Title  &  T  Co  aug  6  pt 

b  1,30  39  14,  ly  79   $2000 

WilUams  0  L  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  aug  1,  It 

7  U  2,  1139  12,  3y  69  :.$7000 

Watt  3  &  J  F  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  may 

20.  It  36  b  8.  11  39  13,  2y  79  $1300 

Ward  E  E  to  F  R  Chandler  aog  1,  pt  b  1 

etc,  28  38  14,  3y  79,  10  deeds  $20,000 

Wedeles  8  to  N  L  Wiliard  aog  1,  pt  It  30 

b  1,  s  e  3^,  3  38  14,  5y  69,  3  deeds. $12,800 
Werki  J  to  G  L  Paddock  jone  1,  Its  13 

and  14  b  4,  26  40  13,  3y  69  $1200 

Welty  H  V  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly  1,  It 

28  b  2.  16  38  14,  4y  61^9  $2000 

White  E  J  to  O  Title  &  T  Co  ang  8,  pt  It 

7  Sheldon  snb  2  US  14,  6%  $9000 

Wiegman  H  H  &  F  to  J  O'Docahue  ang  8 

U  33  b  3.  4  38  13,ly  69  $1600 

'A'iedbnsch  K  to  C  P  H  Dose  ang  8,  It  88 

b  20.  6  39  14.  lOy  69  $1600 

Whiton  L  K  to  Northn  Trust  Co  may  1, 
It  4  and  pt  6  Middle  Tier  Oakenwald,  3y 


$6000 
It  39 
.$1300 
It  9 

$5000 


Wasserman  L  to  M  Schmitz  aug  7, 

b  1,  4  39  14.  3y  59   

Wait  F  H  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  ang  9 

and  pt  8  b  12,  11  38  14,  5y  6^  

Wood  HM&MRtoNW  Mut  L  Ins  Co 
july  25,  II  3  It  24  eto,  27  39  14,  6y  59 

„  $20,000 

Zion  Cong  of  W  Chicago  to  I  Loeb  ang 
5,  It  5  and  pt  4  Union  Pk  add  5y  6% 

„   $10,000 

Zaremba  C  W  to  G  W  Gary  aog  1,  Us  3 
and  4  b  1  Riverside  Ist  div  3y  6^.  ..$4000 


Ahleberg  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Jaly  31. 

saloon  251  Wells  $300 

Abelson  C  end  B  to  M  Levi  ang  6,  furn 

etc  5528  Lake  av  15m  $150 

Angelica  E  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  July  8,  saloon 

2842  Dearborn  23m  $850 

Austin  H  M  to  L  F  Hopkins  ang  5,  fnrn 

6140  Greedwood  av  Im  $05 

A  rata  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  aug  7,  saloon 

6312  C  Grove  av  2y  $1000 

Allen  P  D  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Oo  aug  7 

furn  900  W  43d  3y  $365') 

Amberg  C  L  to  Smith  Bros  ang  7,  fum 

6m    $135 

Alechowski  M  to  Wacker  &  B  B  <fc  M  Co 

ang  saloon  26  Fox  pi  2y  $225 

Am  Looking  G  Mfg  Co  to  A  Blum  ang  10, 

mirrors  eto  11  to  23  Jefferson  lm..$1100 
Am  Looking  G  Mfg  Co  to  J  B  Forgan  aug 

10,  same  property  90ds  ,     .  $10,000 

Anners  R  Jr  to  J  Grossman  aug  12,  shop 

1112  I-inooln  ly  $225 

Anderson  E  P  to  F  Sanders  Jnly  2,  furn 

2y  $500 

Anderson  N  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  ang  13, 

saloon  45  Chicago  av  $670 

Bark  J  to  H  Marx  Jnly  24,  market  301 

Sedgwick  4i^m  $100 

Bryer  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  June  27, 
saloon  409  Lincoln  av  ly  $600 


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BnrgherO  A  to  SohoeLhofen  Brg  Oo  June 

2i,  saloon  33-i  N  Wood  2y  $350 

Bcldt  M  to  Baoh  Beoker  &  Co  ang  5,  horse 

etc   $250 

Bnrghofif  J  J  to  F  E  Bliaokman  ang  1,  fnrn 

95  Dearborn  ly  $125 

Boiloom  E  J  to   W  Undergren  ang  2. 

laundry  277  Division  4m  $250 

Bengtson  J  to  E  Johnson  ang  6,  fnrn  ly 


Beshel  H  to  S  Richardson  July  19,  piano 

Franklin  Park  3m  $100 

Berg  F  to  M  E  Finch  ang  3,  piano  6m.  $41 
Bnrgman  E  to  G  Q  Hnbbell  ang  2,  fnrn 

and  piano  10m  $135 

Barton  T  W  to  Brunswick-B-0  Oo  aug  7, 

billiard  goods  491  Division  15m  $175 

Bacon  E  D  to  J  I  Best  Jane  1,  elevator 

and  contents.  Oropsy,  111,  ly  $32,000 

Bryant  &  Nicholson  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg 

Oo  aag  6,  saloon  377  Dearborn  2y . .  $250 
Blenzker  E  to  Boyd  Stiokney  <fc  Oo  Jnly 

7,  fnrn  341  Western  av  3m  $250 

Bnsohiok  W  F  to  D  R  McNaught  ang  2, 

fnrn  6m  $103 

Blaird  W  E  to  0  Meader  ang  5,  piano  and 

fnrn  10m  $138 

Brennan  E  F  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  Jnly  3, 

saloon  6314  O  Grove  av  2y  $400 

Barth  R  to  W  Ergang  ang  10,  horses  etc 

925  33d  ot  8m  $140 

Beyer  0  Ji  to  J  H   DoUiver  anir  10,  fnrn 

3281  Arlington  av  ly  $600 

Bnns  R  to  N  W  Brg  Co  May  18,  saloon 

157  Sheffield  av  23m  $185 

Brown  O  E  to  F  MoNellis  Jaly  29,  fnrn 

23m  $104 

Beebe  A  M  to  P  Freybonrg  aug  12,  ptg 

office  385  Lincoln  av  20m  $300 

Brown  W  to  Q  Kohn  ang  10,  8  m  and  fnrn 

491  43d  2y.   $150 

Berr  J  to  J  Dunoombe  ang  8,  fnrn  4m  $132 
Brainard  &Sons  Co  to  K  8id*ell  May  15, 

mnsio  plates  etc   $16,500 

Oooley  H  to  Standard  Bry  aug  7,  saloon 

2100  Dearborn  23m  $450 

Caldwell  A  D  to  B  Bnrr  aug  7,  wagons 

etc  268  Walnut  9m    $130 

Craig  W  B  to  S  B  Ruowlton  ang  8,  fnrn 

7m   $99 

Ooel  E  to  E  R  Bradford  aag  1,  tin  shop 

etc  2548  Railroad  av  2m  $  115 

Carlson  0  E  to  Smith  Bros  aag  7,  fnrn 

etc  6m   $167 

Coleman  A  D  to  H  Morse  ang  7,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $129 

Coleman  K  to  Q  Q  Hnbbell  ang  8,  fnrn 

and  piano  8m  $200 

Clifford  E  L  to  M  J  Clifford  July  18,  fnrn 

1035  Van  Bnren  and  2169  Adams  $350 

Clark  J  A  to  H  Morse  aag  10,  forn  6m  $129 
Christiansen  N  to  A  Fredericksoo  aug  1, 

horses  etc  Hyde  Park  May  15  $300 

Clifford  C  E  to  A  G  Compton  June  19, 

wagon  and  horse  6215  State  90d8..  .$2C0 
Crawford  J  E  to  0  E  Zamond  aug  13, 

fnrn  etc  338  Madison   .$860 

Desaan  I  to  J  H  Gunsolns  ang  6,  fnrn  ly 

 $300 

Dresnott  J  to  Miller  Brg  Co  ang  6,  saloon 

1734  Wabash  6m  $950 

Dickens  M  to  J  O'Hern,  horses  etc  397 

Austin  av  ly  $  

Dale  H  0  to  A  Spence  ang  3,  office  fnrn 

etc  125  Clark   $500 

Denison  M  L  to  E  M  Robinson  Jnly  29t 

mdse  701  63d  Oct  29,'96   $1430 

Drisooll  M  S  to  G  G  Hnbbell  aug  8,  furn 

6m   $175 

Domblatt  M  A  to  M  E  Finch  ang  10,  fnrn 

6m   $77 

Densmore  J  A  to  J  M  Hnpp  ang  9,  paint 

shop  Winnetka  4m   $200 

Dillon  P  J  to  N  A  Rogers  aug  12,  horse 

eto  340  Cleveland  av  2y  $400 

Doolittle  A  C  to  L  M  Dohner  aog  10, 

piano  and  fnrn  59  Cass  2v  ... ,  .  ...$550 
Eilertsen  A  0  to  D  Mitoiiell  ang  2,  fnrn 

237  Webster  av  2y  $689 

Evenby  C  to  Corper  B  <fc  M  Co  aug  5, 

saloon  2y  $250 

Evangelista  A  O  to  B  Dragone  Jnly  27, 

\^  int  in  saloon  Lemont  10m  $250 

Eggert  W  F  to  O  P  Caldwell  ang  9,  drugs 

530  Halsted  Deo  1,'96  $600 

Fisher  M  to  H  P  Monnt  aag  3,  fnrn  and 

6  m  1114  Grenshaw  7m   $84 

Fensohman  R  to  Sohoenbufen  Brg  Co  ang 

10,  saloon  517  W  15th  2y  $300 

Farmon  R  D  to  F  H  De  Tray  ang  5,  fnrn 

216  N  Clark  3m  $140 

Ford  N  L  to  W  Ford  ang  6,  horses  etc  208 

Walnnt6m  $100 

Fox  M  to  H  Morse  aug  6,  horses  eto  6m  $94 
Fischer  O  C  to  F  McNellis  July  17,  piano 

23m  $91 

Foster  A  S  to  M  Q  Clark  ang  7,  laundry 


428  13th  St  $75 

Fiehton  C  to  L  G  Smith  Jnly  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $84 

Frager  O  W  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  ang  12,  saloon 

87  Market  2y   $15  0 

Flint  H  N  to  H  Morse  aag  10,  fnrn  6m  $103 
Qnllo  V  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  June  28,  saloon 

2619  State  dem  $334 

Grossman  I  to  Am  Brg  Co  July  24,  saloon 

275  B  Isl  av  23m  $325 

Girard  L  M  to  L  G  Smith  aug  6,  piano, 

6m  $165 

Girard  D  M  to  Brosseau  &  N  July  22, 

saloon  2y  $260 

Gonveaux  F  L  to  A  Treyman  ang  7,  mdse 

262  Dearborn  14to  $800 

Gardiner  J  P  to  H  Morse  ang  7,  furn  6m 

   $78 

Gillespie  0  H  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  June  24, 

fnrn  3769  Lake  av  ly  $237 

Grevlock  Hold  to  C  E  Loss  aug  7,  fnrn 

2427  Mich  av  14m  $1300 

Groll  O  to  J  Walker  ang  5,  grocery  2724 

Oanal  6m  $500 

Gail  G  T  to  M  E  Finch  ang  5.  furn  6m  $129 
Gothard  G  fl  to  W  E  Ackley  ang  6,  furn 

and  piano  6m  $170 

Galow  R  to  W  Raicke  Jnly  24,  piano  3m 

  $200 

Gren  M  to  D  Dittler  ang  3,  s  ms  eto  44 

Tell  pi  $75 

Glnndt  J  F  to  E  B  Hopkins  Jnly  20, 

laundry  $1350 

Gillespie  J  B  to  0  A  Gillespie  aag  13, 
carriages  horses  eto  1023  Harrison  aug 
13,  carriages  horses  eto  1023  Harrison 

11m  $6524 

Gillette  H  &  Co  to  Fairbanks,  Morse  & 

Co  JQly  1,  scales.  Highland  Pk  6m.. $220 
Harkness  J  to  0  Rixson  aug  5,  furn  2634 

State  6m  $110 

Heald  S  C  to  H  P  Monnt  ang  2,  fnrn  7m 

 $97 

Hartman  P  to  J  Vanderborst  ang  1,  fnrn 

525  Larrabee  ly  $120 

Henida  G  to  J  Pieser  &  Co  ang  7,  fnrn 

953  Troy  2y  $412 

Honis  E  N  to  Am  Brg  Co  ang  6,  saloon 

966  W  18th  23m  $400 

Hanlon  M  J  to  H  Morse  ang  5,  furn  6m  $77 
Hanlon  W  E  to  J  J  Owep  Jnly  30,  piano. 

35  7  Madison  6m  $104 

Herdecke  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  aug  5,  horse 

eto  9m   -.$104 

Harkness  J  to  A  H  Williams  ang  5,  fnrn 

and  s  m  6m    $123 

Hamel  O  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  July  13, 

saloen  957  AshUnd  av  23m  —  $485 

Hall  8  S  to  J  B  Goodman  <E  Oo  aug  9, 

horses  eto  Thornton  Sept  12  $135 

Hubbard  M   W  to  O  Bergersen  ang  8, 

piano,  446  63d  ly  $130 

Ualpin  T  H  to  J  Cnllea  ang  7,  piano  and 

fnrn  25th  st  6m  $133 

Herdmen  J  F  to  H  Morse  ang  9,  fnrn  6m 


Hansen  H  to  L  Q  Smith  Jnly  19,  forn  and 

piano  6m  $100 

Hahn  C  H  to  J  Kenan  aug  10,  piano  and 

furn  3142  Groveland  av  6m  $U5 

Hoppell  H  to  W  Keck  aug  10,  saloon  163 

Monroe  23m  $3000 

Holliss  C  E  to  M  E  Finoh  aug  10,  furn 

6m  $103 

Hodgman  W  S  to  T  R  Watts  aug  12,  ioe 

houses  La  Grange  $ 

Halle  L  to  H  P  Monnt  ang  12,  fnrn  7m. $ 
Hindi  J  to  M  Kitsperger  aug  6,  wagon 

957  Troy  $' 

Ideler  P  et  al  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  ang 

1,  saloon  251  State  2y  $500 

Johnson  A  A  to  Chi  and  W  Ind  Ry  Co 

ang  1,  mdse  9364  O  Grove  av  $131 

Johnson  0  J  to  B  Fillstrom  aag  6,  ptg 

office  304  Dearborn  2y  $3100 

Jacobson  G  J  to  F  Fiohtenberg  aug  1, 

piano  and  fnrn  29  Belmont  av  ly...$675 
Johnson  O  to  J  H  Gansolus  aug  8,  fnrn 

ly  $ 

Jones  T  D  to  J  F  Carmichael  ang  8,  fnrn 

252  Lincoln  av  6m  ....$560 

Junglos  A  to  A  M  Kort  aug  8,  mdse  eto 

85U  Lincoln  av  90as   $1000 

Joslyn  J  to  J  H  Kithm  ang  1,  horses  eto 

326  Mich  av  4m  $115 

Jensen  J  0  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  ang  2, 

saloon  895  Rockwell  2y  $250 

Kelly  F  A  to  Am  Brg  Co  Jnly  z9,  saloon 

239  N  Market  23m  $250 

Kerwin  A  to  J  E  MattLien  July  19,  fnrn 

2123  Dearborn  2y  $441 

Kroeker  E  to  S  K  Matthews  ang  6,  lanoh 

room  202  Illinois  2y  $400 

Roloseas  M  to  H  Morse  ang  2,  piano  and 

B  m  6m  $155 

Krebs  L  to  J  W  Merrill  ang  6.  livery  227 
92d  2y  $2895 


Kahli  H  to  H  M  Knhli  aug  9,  barber  shop 

114  Clark  2y  $2000 

Kennedy  B  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  ang  6,  fnrn 

and  piano  613  Taylor  9m  «100 

Kan  &  Rosin  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  ang  9, 

saloon  334  Bine  IjI  av  ly  $600 

Knop  W  to  A  Knop  ang  10,  horses  etc 

3340  12th  75js  $560 

Kluozynski  M  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Oo  aug  10,  saloon  1528  22d  2y  $275 

Keater  O  to  H  0  H  Steger  ang  9,  horses 

wagons  etc  342  W  60th  ly  $300 

Keller  G  to  Nat  M   L  Co  ang  10,  piano 

7m  $104 

King  J  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  ang  2,  fnrn 

and  piano  27  Ruble  st  7m  $465 

Lester  S  K  to  M  E  Lester  fnrn  102  to  110 

S  Desplalnes  ly  $750 

Lynch  J  to  J  H  Gansolus  ang  6,  fnrn 

6334  Armour  av  9m  $200 

La  Marohe  R  to  M  E  Finoh  ang  6,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $113 

Lawrence  P  to  Feoker  Brg  Co  ang  — , 

saloon  761  W  North  av  2y  $300 

Lanoken  V  H  to  P  Bossenroth  aag  7, 

plant  eto  29  W  Ohio  ly  $10(0 

Lyon  W  M  to  H  Joppa  ang  6,  horses  eto 

Apr  6  $400 

Larson  N  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  aug  9, 

saloon  122  Townsend  2y  $250 

Lynch  P  to  W  L  Bosworth  aug  14,  mules 

 $178 

Lewis  T  0  to  Nat  M  L  Co  ang  9,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $133 

Lawrence  F  W  to  J  Edwards  aug  12,  furn 

511  Wabash  $J50 

Leonhardt  J  to  Kern  &  Sons  aug  5,  bakery 

etc  879  N  Halsted  Sept  1  $6<.0 

LeishmanN  and  M  to  M  E  Finch  aug  12, 

piano  6m  $82 

Mosler  W  R  to  E  Gross  aug  1,  fnrn  596 

Wells  $600 

Mansinger  G  to  Waukesha  Spring  Brg 

Oo  ang  3,  saloon  111  Ohio  ly  $325 

Mneller  A  to  J  Laedecke  aug  5,  fixt  914 

Sheffield  av  2y  $700 

Muldoon  E  to  P  &  R  Coal  &  I  Co  ang  5, 

horses,  wagons  eto  1577  N  Clark  4m  $6(0 
Muller  F  to  Indpndt  Brg  Assn  aag  7, 

saloon  646  Halsted  ly  $135(i 

Mugerditohyan  to  T  A  Larkman  July  1, 

maohy  eto  305  Canal    $300 

Moore  J  D  to  W  C  Post  ang  6,  furn  231^ 

Jackson  6m  $13U 

May  P  to  H     Linn  aug  6,  horse  eto  2038 

Lake  I6ci  $120 

Manning  G  E  to  H  Morse  ang  3,  piano 

6m  $115 

Meruer  G  to  D  R  MoNangbt  aug  7,  furn 

6m  $77 

Murphy  R  A  to  Libbey,  McNeil  &  L  aug 
7,  horse  and  wagon  1552  Congrese.  7m 


Myers  P  to  R  M  McCreery  aug  7,  furn 

eto  Ang  2t  $79 

Mitchell  S  to  W  Bernstein  aug  5,  horses 

eto  146  Thomas  5m   ...  $10  1 

May  H  A  to  H  Q  Loomis  May  6,  barber 

shop  170  Halsted  ly  $1200 

Murphy  E  F  to  Oantwell  Eagle  Brg  Oo 

aug  3,  saloon  3600  State  st  21m  $1075 

MoCliutook  M  A  E  to  J  Bender  aug  7, 

grocery  1376  N  Halsted  7m  $100 

Mitchell  O  R  to  H  W  Bullis  ang  2,  furn 

2403  N  4l8t  2y  $400 

Maok  W  to  Smith  Bros  July  21,  furn  5-tl 

Van  Bnren  6m  $82 

MoLeod  J  to  J  A   Waterman  et  al  ang  9, 

bakery  Morgan  Pk  11m  $289 

MoMullen  O  U  to  Kelly,  Mans  &  0  aag 
9,  furn,  harness  shop  and  s  m  349  State 

6m  $93 

Maats  H  L  to  C  Goldman  ang  3,  furn 

147}^  39th  2y  $200 

Moylan  B  to  F  J  Anderson  aug  9,  fnrn  38 

Cypress  Oct  2  $200 

Murphy  M  to  Citizen  Brg  Co  July  22, 

saloon  156  47th   $500 

Mnmford  M  J  to  J  Erwin  aug  9,  fnrn  446 

Lake  $4(0 

MoGrath  J  to  M  E  Finch  ang  6,  furn  6m 

 -.  $103 

Maohel  P  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  aag  12, 

saloon  86  W  Chicago  av  dem  $250 

Norton  E  to  A  G  Bald  ang  6,  fist  eto  i0j5 

State  ly..  $800 

Norton  J  W  to  M  E  Finoh  ang  5,  piano 

6m  $77 

Nohe  A  W  to  J  J  Owen  acg  6,  fnrn  947 

Clifton  Park  av  2y  $570 

Nespetal  O  F  to  WaoBer  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

aag  8,  saloon  750  N  Paoliua  2y  $600 

Nellie  M  to  O  B  Bradford  ang  1,  horses 

eto  $288 

Oehms  F  A  to  H  P  Mount  Jnly  29,  fnrn 

863  12th  3m  $86 

Ohmieall  I  M  to  O'Donnell  &  P  aug  7, 


fnrn  72  Warren  av  ly  $160 

Ohebel  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co, 

saloon  3162  Armour  av  2y  $400 

Oliver  E  J  to  H  P  Monnt  aug  6,  fnrn  and 

piano,  1430  Flonrnoy  4m  $91 

Otshokin  B  to  B  White  ang  7,  house  171 

W  13th  2y  $700 

O'Oonnell  W  fl  to  J  Kenan  aug  7,  fnrn 

and  piano,  467  Bowen  av  6m  $118 

Ottoton  0  A  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  ang  7,  fnrn 

6437  Sargamon  9m  $200 

O'Connor  P  to  R  Kerr  ang  9,  fnrn  686 

Adams  2y  $600 

Overmeyer  E  S  to  C  H  Grant  Jane  6, 

dental  laboratory  363  State  22m  $150 

Pedersen  B  O  to  E  B  Crosley  ang  1,  horse 

eto  229  W  Ohio  4m  $300 

Popp  F  to  S  Richardson  ang  7,  fnrn, 

horses  eto  2m  $77 

Podam  P  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  aug 

6,  saloon  581  W  22d  2y  $366 

Price  R  to  M  E  Finoh  Jnly  31,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Potts  P  T  to  E  W  Sinclair  ang  7,  raoe 

horses  etc  Im  $1750 

Pira  F  to  N  W  Brg  Co  ang  7,  saloon  529 

W  15th  23m  $350 

PoUak  M  to  H  Brand  July  1,  horse  and 

wagon  3m  $100 

Pollen  W  to  J  B  Carroll  Sept  28,'94,  fnrn 

Evanston  2y  $450 

Porter  E  A  to  A  Ahlstrand  ang  8  piano 
and  furn  92d  st  and  Exchange  av  2m 

 ,  $500 

Prior  B  to  M  E  Finch  ang  8,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $129 

Perl  W  to  M  E  Finoh  aug  8,  fnrn  and  s  m 

6m  $76 

Porter  E  A  'o  H  Morse  ang  7.  furn  6m. $82 
Piotrowski  S  to    T  Piotrowski  ang  6, 

horses  etc  112  W  Division  24m  |800 

Qaimele  0  to  P  Van  Sohaaok  &  Sons  aug 

6,  drags  2605  Wentworth  av  2y  $672 

Radatzky  M  to  L    P  Wilcox  aug  8,  fnrn 

74  Adams  6m  $900 

Rixson  0  to  J  H  Jett  aug  8,  laundry  28 

Clinton  18m  $300 

Raymond  J  O  to  8  Chi  Brg  Co  June  17, 

lixt,  furn  etc  208  92d  2y  $1000 

Rixson  0  to  W  Springer  aug  8,  laundry 

2c0  Clinton  9m  $430 

Rogovitch  J  to  Am    Brg  Oo  Jnly  26, 

saloon  8956  Green  Bay  av  23m.   $360 

Bzopka  J  to  Blatz  Brg  Oo  ang  9,  saloon 

667  N  Ashland  av  ly   $340 

Roddy  M  to  T  Buddy  July  29,  grocery 

272  Aberdeen  2y  $200 

RaoBoh  W  A  to  S  A  Fogarty  aug  13,  drug 

store  Hill  Grove  av  10m  $500 

Roeder  F  H  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo 

aag  8,  saloon  1881  N  Halsted  2y...$1230 
Rainbow  R  L  to  H  Morse,  piano  and 

farn  6m  $166 

Stephens  N  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  ang  6, 

saloon  2295  Archer  av,  23m  $698 

Savage  P  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  aug  6,  saloon 

91  Halsted  2y  $650 

Slack  J  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  ang  6, 

saloon  626  Van  B  2y  $1600 

Stephens  A  F  to  H  Morse  July  31,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $103 

Strohne  F  to  M  E  Finch  ang  2,  piano  6m 

 $103 

Stein  A  to  G  Laabs  aug  6,  saloon  162  N 

Clark  2y    $2003 

Stipet  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  aug  6, 

saloon  1280  Whipple  2y  $188 

Steiner  A  to  G  Laabs  ang  6,  lunch  room 

16:iN  Clark,  2y  $2000 

Skalka  E  to  Boh  Brg  Co  ang  8,  saloon  189 

24th  pi  dem  $935 

Saner  A  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  aug  7, 

saloon  228  47th  $233 

Stntz  G  to  B  Oobn  ang  9,  fnrn  6m  $83 

Stroh  B  G  to  F  Lehner  aug  7,  fnrn  163 

State  Mar  4,'97  $400 

Staoffer  J  B'  to  J  Frey  aug  8,  mdse  and 

tor/1  233  Falton  23m  $1000 

Smith  E  to  H  Morse  aog  8,  fnrn  6m..  .$77 
Stevens  F  J  to  H  Morse  ang  8,  furn  6m  $77 
Steltz  M  to  J  BeQder  auff  6,  grocery  56 

Gardner  6m  $110 

Sohnette  F  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  A  M  Co 

aug  8,  saloon  718  Cly bourn  2y  $476 

Simmons  T  P  to  H  L  Pratt  Deo  11,  piano 

94U  Park  av  ly  $126 

Stone  L  W  to  R  0  Bannett  ang  9,  piano 

137  Olybonrn  av  6ii  $223 

Sobwensen  A  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

aug  8,  saloon  84  Huron  2y  $300 

Shoelow  J  to  B  Kilb  Jane  4,  fnrn  Sept  4, 

'96  ,  $76 

Swarts  G  W  to  L  G  Smith  Jnly  26,  horses 

eto  6m  $193 

Sheehan  P  to  L  G  Smith  Jnly  25,  fnrn  6m 

 $136 

Stewart  E  J  to  H  P  Monnt  ang  7,  fnrn 


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Lee  and  Prairie  av  7in  $196 

Speokmaa  R  to  J  T  Helm  aag  10,  fnru 

1267  WelliDgton  |710 

Story  A  J  to  H  Morse  ang  10,  fnrn  6m .  f  87 
i^heppard  W  H  to  J  H  Gansolas  aag  9, 

carriage  55  Sigel  9m   |100 

Segall  J  to  Best  Brg  Oo  ang  I,  ealooa  219 

W  Lake  23m  |300 

Sager  M  to  0  H  Taylor  July  1,  mdse 

3516  Vinoennes  av  3y   

Stiohel  R  to  A  Art  aag  12,  saloon  817  W 

Kinzie  3m  fUO 

Shorts  M  0  to  Nat  M  L  Co  aug  12,  piano 

7m   $100 

Saner  O  E  to  H  Morse  ang  12,  fonrn  and 

piano  6m  1^36 

Thomas  A  M  to  O  A  Amandson  aag  6, 

horse  57  8  Center  av  ly  |425 

Trisoombe  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  ang 

1,  saloon  62  W  Ohio  2y  *3C0 

Trieri  T  to  A  Malpedo  July  27,  }{  int  in 

saloon  Lemont  10m  $260 

Thomson  U  F  to  D  h  MoNanght  ang  2, 

furn  and  piano  6m  $186 

Taylor  W  G  to  M  E  Fiaoh  ang  7,  farn 

6m  $77 

Timm  J  Q  to  J  Harfor  ang  7,  cottage  724 

Root  2y   $400 

Van  Eearen  H  M  to  M  E  Finob  aag  6, 

farn  6m  .,.$86 

Vitoos  F  to  A  Eonba  Joly  31,  horses  eto 

693  Loomis  5m  $260 

Woertz  A  to  F  Sohearing  Jaly  5,  saloon 

6't72  Lake  av  2y  $600 

Wilner  Q  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  ang  3, 

saloon  5400  Loomis  2y   $2?5 

Wentworth  A  A  to  A  fl  Williams  Jaly  29, 

farn  6m  $IC0 

Weston  G  W  to  V  H  Giesler  July  22,  mdse 

1595  Madison  6m  $150 

Wainstein  J  to  J  Weiss  aug  8,  carriage 

•  to  418  W  14th  6m  $100 

White  M  L  to  H  F  Thirkell  aug  6,  furn 

15<  Dearborn  av  2y  $500 

Watson  J  to  G  H  Oobleigh  July  24,  fn:D 

63*7  Dickey  4m   $125 

Walter  W  C  to  W  8  Lasher  aug  8,  furn 

187  Washington  3m  $170 

Werner  W  to  J  Blass  ang  5,  furn  eto  1413 

Michigan  av  3y  $1000 

Warack  W  J  to  0  G  Kautt  Deo  12,  furn 

2609  Wabash  ly  $1(0 

Weiss  M  to  W  B  Martindale  Jaly  10, 

furn  and  s  m  2y  $i:00 

Wohstrom  R  to  L  Q  Smith  July  26,  fnrn 

6m  1102 

Wineman  B  M  to  H  P  Mount  ang  10,  fnrn 

6957  Calumet  av  7m  $97 

Wagner  L  to  Keeiey  Brg  Oo  July  13, 

saloon  8501  BnfEalo  av  9m  $290 

Wrobleski  E  to  Keeiey  Brg  Co  ang  1, 

saloon  Lemont  2y  $175 

Wellich  0  to  C  Moeller  July  27,  horses 

and  wagon  721  Lincoln  av  2y   $300 

Wohler  Alnmoiom  Co  to  Pittsburg  Reduc- 
tion Oo  aug  6,  mdse  66  Lake  dem.  .$2121 
Walsh  J  to  Citizen  Brg  Oo  July  -,  salooo 

5430  Halited  $800 

Watt  R  J  to  N  Tubbs  aog  12,  maohy  eto 

47  Canal  ly  $456 

Wegener  L  to  G  Randisb  aug  13,  farn 

1210  Wabash  ly  $600 

Wagner  K  to  P  Wagner  ang  12,  furn  221 

La  Salle  av  ?y  $350 

Zirdel  G  to  F  Bartels  July  20,  furn  383 

Garfield  av  7m  $175 

Zuretioh  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  aug  8,  saloon 
132  W  Madison  23m  $226 


Bishop  J  A  to  L  8  iVilUams  jaly  2S,  horses  tUBO 

Leonard  J  H  to  VTblte  Swan   Laandry  Oo  aa^  7. 

inrn  113  n  Olark   1400 

Oraig  W  L  to  Lobe  A  BraD^'S  July  19,  pt  pat  riRht 

 t883 

Hadenberger  G  to  R  Hadenberger  ang  7,  piano 

and  furn  2tj6  Polk   $550 

Weccord  J  W  to  A  H  Slaanine  ant;  7,  miik  baeiness 

 $300 

Snmmi't  Rendering  Oo  to  0  E  Parliu  aug  8,  plaLt 

12  88  12   $126 

Packe  Q  E  to  B  Baoke  aag  8,  mdse  1269  n  Western 

av  $31-0 

Dania  A  to  S  M  Easmer  aag  1,  grocery  3338  Au 

born  av  t360 

Olrioh  W  T  to  A  Ulrich  ang  5,  furn  371  Olyboarn 

av  I  

Basile  B  to  G  Catinella  aug  7,  shop  2ti9  Olark  $125 

Blfizajczyk  J  to  A  Konicki  aug  1,  md<e  eto  $38 

Mngerdiichyan  d  D  to  T  A  Sarklslan  aug  9,  laun- 
dry 207  Oaaal  $500 

Wilkinson  F  to  S  W  Falgham  ang  1,   furn  3908  0 

Groye  av   $1150 

Newstrom  A  I  to  W  Wee.berg  jaly  27,   fnrn  63S7 

Balsted  $800 

Fett  F  to  J  J  Miller  nag  10,  saloon  832  Halsted.  $160' 
Oook  G  W  to  J  Breneck  oct  2  t,'M,  horse  Hawthorne 

 $465 

Brink  W  to  U  Mueller  juiy  26,  s  ms  eto  $306 

Bernstein  A  B  to  S  Smith  aag  2,  saloon  476  8tate$196 

Baith  W  T  to  R  Annas  Jr  ang  8,  shop   $326 

Stowell  B  0  to  P  A  Frlmand  aug  10,  laundry  410 

North  av   ..$200 

Freybourg  P  to  A  M  Beebe  ang  12,  ptg  office  385 

Lincoln  av   t550 

McOiuie  R  to  E  McClure  aug  12,  publishing  busi- 
ness $i00 

Lagorlo  F  to  &  J  McGurreo  juIy  9,  saloon  680  Lake 

   $550 

Ramond  0  E  to  J  E  Crawford  aug  13,  furn  338 
Madison  ,  $loOO 


BILLS  OF  SALE, 


Baring  J  to  O  A  Abel  aug  8,  saloon  10  Olark.... $3500 
Fowler  S  A  to  S  A  Fowler  ang  2,  dental  office  801 

63d   $400 

Oliver  0  K  to  A  Oliver  ang  8,  farn  437  Grand  a  v.  $100 

Maraoesi  tc  E  Best,  july  17,  bakery  etc  $2000 

Meare  A  Jr  to  J  Roche  july  6,  bakery  etc,  Wilmette 

20m   $600 

Stone  J  to  L  Frank  aug  6,  saloon  334  Olark  $2300 

Long  A  N  to  F  F  Scanian  aug  2,  saloon.  Mailers 

bldg  $16,500 

Earlic  J  to  F  (tlinska  ang  3,  market  718  w  18th..  1175 
Odell  W  G  et  al  to  A  L  Dawson  ang  6,  fnrn  966  Van 

Buren    $675 

Jakowanes  J  to  J  Jakowanea  may  23,  tailor  shop 

1088  n  Robey  $100 

Zlauzie  M  to  H  Wilczewski  aug  3,  honse  674  Noble 

 $100 

Mansfield  J  to  UcAvoy  Brg  Oo  aug  3,  saloon  2648 

Htate  $360 

Ooldschmldt  M  M  to  A  H  Harris  aug  6.  mdse  169 

Market  $900 

Zahn  0  B  to  E  Eroeker  aug  6,  lunchroom  203  Illln 

ois  $200 

Bberwood  £  to  E  J  Brown,  aug  6,  piano,  e  m  and 
tmn  ,  1100 


GastQV  Elton  v  Brink-Anderson  Oo,  $1,078.60. 
Heinrich  Hecheel  v  Brink  Anderson  Oo,  $874. 
Robert  Otto  v  Brink-And»rson  Oo,  $1,596. 
The  Edge  Moore  Bridge  Wt.rks  v  The  Columbian 

Celebration  Co,  $16  022.44. 
Charlotte  Knees  V  Frederick  Charles  Dehl  et  al, 

$2,29). 

George  B  Wei^e  &  Son,  use  of  American  Exchange 
^ationul  Bank  v  BnrriH  &  McGimsie,  $9311.65. 

Augustine  Bainum  v  Homer  N  Hlbbard  $508.26, 

R  tlefeon  v  Ole  Johonen,  te05.H3. 

Theodore  Uiertz  &  Son  v  Q  fl  Slbell  &  Oo,  $698.77. 

James  H  Swan  v  Tnioa  Livery  Oo,  $2,881. 

Home  National  Bank  of  Ohicago  v    Rodney  M  and 
Elijah  B  Sherman,  $16,425.18. 

Henry  Rohn  v  Anton  Batek,  $792. 

>ew  York   Insulated  Wire  Oo  \ 
$555.93. 

F  0  Pardridge  v  Alice  M  and 
$1,132.06. 

West  Side  Brewing  Oo  v  Adam  Forsler,  $780.88 
Somerset  Manufacturing  Co  v  Henry,  0  L  and  Rosa 

Leopold,  $4,4t3.31. 
Raritan  Woolen  MilU  v  Henry,  0  L  and  Bosa  Leo 

pold,  $4,812.24. 
Darius  Thorp  v  Medical  Advance  Oo,  $1,272.86. 
United  St-iles  Brewing  Oo  v  H  J  Leber,  (1,142. 
John  Ebenbasa  v  W  L  Sperry,  $650.50. 
Garter,  Rice  4  Oo  v  Winters'  Art  Lithograph 

$6,481.38. 
F  E  Eiin  V  A  T  Zellgit,  $625.38. 
0  8  Hardy  v  American  Looking  Glass  Mfg 

$12,660. 

O  8  Hardy  v  0  H  Beter,  $13,025. 
Rottermau  &  Lath  v  Brinck  Anderson  Co,  $2,063, 
G  J  Fadner  v  Robert  Fadner,  $2,759.80. 
Rebecca  L  Haseltine  v  D  S  Mutual  Accident  Associa- 
tion of  New  York,  $5,396.81. 


H  F  Oometock, 
Carrie  Outhbert, 


Oo. 


Oo, 


MECHANICS'  LIENS, 


Yerkes'  sub,  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  14 
42  43  and  44  all  in  the  sub  of  sec  19  40 
13  exo  8  w  3^  of  n  e  34  ^nd  s  e  }4  of  n 
w  }4  and  e  of  8  e  3^  thereof.  Edward 
Bippberger  v  Lena  Binsler.  ....  .$58.70 

Curtis  St  N,  prem  13.  0  Hydraulic  Press 
Brick  Oo  V  Sadie  M  Wallace  and  Met- 
tle M  Gribwold   $170.95 

Derby  &  Wallace's  sub,  It  36  b  2  of  that 
part  lying  s  of  the  Barry  Point  Road 
of  n  w  34  of  n  w  ^  sec  13  39  13.  White 
Mfg  Oo  V  Thomas  O'Connell  $40 

Maywood,  Its  9  and  10  b  103.  Jed  Smith 
V  Mary  Dennis  $42.06 

S  Oh'go  snb.  It  3  of  Its  28  and  29  b  4,  6 
and  6  37  15.  l!  rank  W  Hawes  et  al  v 
Charles  O  Wrestling   ,$43.75 

Carpenter's  add,  s  28  ft  It  10  b  31.  Wolf 
Bios  Mfg  Oo  v  Sadie  M  Wallace. .  |183.26 


Hosmer  tk  Rodger's  sub,  in  B  irdeu's  sob. 
It  62  b  7  of  w  1^  s  e  3^  36  40  13.  Edward 
Bines  Lumber  Oo  v  Laura  Liljeholm 
 ^110.26 

Same.  S  P  Norman  v  Same  $810.70 

Eari'rt  resnb,  It  10  b  11  of  bs  11  and  12  in 
Frazier's  sec  4  add  in  s  e  34  *  38  14. 
South  Side  Lumber  Oo  v  Anna  M  Hall 
 $60.50 

Lake  av,  premises  5461  and  5453.  Henry 
McPherson  v  Edwin  J  Bowes  Jr.  John 
R  Bowes  and  David  R  Shannon  . . . .  $3760 

Jackson  blvd,  prem  831.  Charles  U  Hor- 
ton  V  John  M  Dumphy  $100 

Bond  av  7366-58,  Young,  2  story  and  basement 


APPLiIC  k.TI01V  FOR  BlJIlyDIN4,r 
PBBllITei. 


brick  residence,  $2,500. 
Johnson  st  26,  Timothy  Barrow,  2  story   and  base 

me  it  brick  dwelling,  $8,560. 
Congress  st  W  2029,  Mrs  Thomas  Pitt,  2    story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Washtenaw  av  969,  0  Norwalk,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  fiats,  $6,0.1. i. 
Adams  st  W  16  i5,  (j  J  Pierce,  2  story  and  basemen 

brick  residence,  $6,50  . 
Henry  st  6i5,  A  Klainhiusen,  2  story  and  basement 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $2,5'J0. 
btate  st  N  69i,  J  8  KnuneU,   ihree  story  and  ba-e 

ment  brick  residence,  $2  ',000. 
Lake  View  av  45  59,  C  0  Orobb,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  dwelling,  $25,000 
WelliDgton  av  1241,  L  Eicheberg,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t2,6iiO. 
Armitaije  av  1713-16  Barbara  Demling,  2  story  frame 

saloon  and  flat,  $i,20u. 
Hamline  av  1619-23,  Charles  E  Oessaa,  two  2  story 

frame  Bats,  t3,6i  n. 
Onion  av  6  -24,  8  R  Fugate  &  Oo,  2  story  frame  rest 

dence,  t2,600. 
Onion  av  6034-38,  8  Sigle-,  two  3  story  and  bisement 

brick  flits,  $18,000. 
Sangamon  st  8  11840-42,  Olof  Nordln,  two  2  story  and 

bisement  brick  flats,  »2,000. 
Lawndale  av  291  95,  H  B  Olino,  two  3  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $8,0o0. 
Twelfth  st  and  Washtenaw  av  e  w  corner,  F  0 
O'Day,  Ihree  story  and  basement  brick  store  and 
apartment  bonding,  $28,00  i. 
Congress  st  W  996-997,  Mri  L  Mosser.  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $7,00t. 
Washington  blvd  2201,  Sullitan   Brothers,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,tO). 
Dickson  st  069,  John  Swilaler,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $2,4  0. 
Mead  st  103i),  Mrs  Mary  Ekwold,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,500. 

Thirty-eighth  st  2623,  D  Shapiro,  2-story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flat,  I2,5i  0. 
Michigan  av  322ii,  James  Claird,  three-story  and 

basement  dwelling,  $6,000, 
Eliae  st  i953-55,  Thomas  Doyle,  two  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  fiats,  $4,000. 
Chicago  av  W  775,  Peter  Erlokson,  two  3-6tory  and 

basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $9,600. 
Walnut  st  1620,  Mary  A  Woodworth,  two-etory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,300. 
Davis  st  886,  Charlss  Ratzki,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600.. 
Montana  et  111],  Haitie  A,  Lillian  Q,  and  Olive  M 

Gibson,  two-stroy  frame  residence,  $2,600. 
Panlina  et  2597-2603,  R  Y  Bennett,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $25,000. 
Greenwood  av  6419,  Louise  Olum,  2  story  brick  flat, 
$2,000. 

Fifty-fonrth  st  914,  Jacob  HaSert,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $2,000, 
Wallace  si  11934,  Swan  Anderson,  2  story  brick  flat, 

$2,000. 

Drexel  blvd  4343,  George  W  Ohamplln,  brick  addi- 
tion to  residence,  $9,i  CO. 

Maiwell  st  298-300,  E  E  Marty,  1  story  brick  mission, 
$1,600, 

Laflin  st  6367,  W  L  Mc  ^raokeu,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,500. 
Ninety  first  st  166,  P  D  Walsh,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,600. 
Lowe  av  3823,  J  W  Dowdy,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,610. 
Sixty-third  st  943  45,  Oscar  E  Engitrand,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  stjre  and  flat,  $18,0. '0. 
Eighty-ninth  pi  1707,  Woolverton  &  Vaughan,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,300. 
Indiana  av  4642,  Dr  Gore,  three  scory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $J,000. 
Prairie  av  6031-33,  August  Lindholm  &  Johnfon,  two 

2  story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $12,00(1. 
Greenwood  av  6515-17,  John  J  Oorbei-y,  2  story  and 

biseiaeni  brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Sheffield  av  1208  10.  0  M  Staples,  tbree  etory  and 

baeemeut  brlok  Sati,  $14,000. 


Kinzie  st  66  to  72,  0  N  W  R  R  Oo,  1  story  and  base 

meat  brick  barn,  $2,500. 
Schiller  et  lb2-146.  Western  Wheel   Works,  1  story 

brick  top  addition,  $20,000. 
Lincoln  av  6!i9  41,  Fred  Seeman,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $10,'  00. 
Ohicago  av  115J,  Foil,  threi  ttory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5  (i(  0. 
Washington  blvd  1106.  R   Wright,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $25,'  OiJ. 
Olybourn  pi  283,  William  Grimm,   tnree  story  and 
ba^iement  brick  flats,  $7,00(1. 

Division  Bt  W  854,  Schoeneman,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Station  st  46  to  51,  Freeman  Campbell,   four  1  story 

and  basement  brick  cottages,  |3,e00. 
Sixty-ninth  st  1655.57,  B  Rosenthal,  three  etory  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $16,100. 
Townsend  st  143.  John  8  Berkman,  5  story  and  base- 
ment biles  flat?,  $7,000. 
Sixty-Brst  st  1138,  John  Bunstm,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $3,000. 
State  st  230J-231J8,  Estate  of  E  J  Lehmanu,  3  story 

and  basement  biick  rear  addition,  $10,000. 
Fifth  av  3124,  John  E  Eliason,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Fifiy-slxth  st  430  434,  Baptist  Chapel,  2  story  brick 

church,  $25,000. 
Laflin  st  6434  36,  Charles  0  -awford,  twj  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dais,  $3,000. 
Stewart  av  6327-'29,  Elizabeth   Messenger,  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $28,i  00. 
Madison  and  LaSalle  aU,  a  e  cor,  Leander  J  McOor- 
mick,  2  story  top  aiditijn,  aiid  seven  story  brick 
rear  addition,  $128,000. 
Twenty-third  st  481,  J  Sass,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Eastwood  av  335,  E  M  Elrhman,  2  story  frame  resi 

dence,  $5,600. 
Nelson  st  452,  Fred  Freeman,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,300. 
Kenmore  av  1214,  H  0  Sawyer,  1  story  frame  barn, 
$2,J00. 

Wilton  av  1)82-84,  John  0  Snyder,  two  2   story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $13,000. 
Center  st  66,  M  Gammon,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

store  and  flat",  $8,000. 
Southport  av  829,  Mrs  Anna  Beck,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $1,600. 
Richmond  st  1462,  E  Overfleld,  2  story  end  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Lincoln  av  686,  W  Pamosch,  story  brick   flat  and 

basement,  $6,500. 
Armitage  av  1100,  M  D  Olsen,  frame  store  and  flat, 
I2,4li0. 

Monti. ello  av  433,  John  Kleffaer,  2  story  brick  flat 

basement,  $1,800. 
Berkeley  av  195,  H  Granz,  1  story  brick  dwelling, 
$2,000. 

Superior  st  877-879,  M  Pieifer,  4  etory  brick  apart- 
ment building,  $8,0ri0. 
Madison  st  310,  M  M  Morrison,  three  story  brick 

flat  and  basement, $11,OUO. 
Thorne  pi  930,  John  Weber,  2  story  frame  flat,  $4,1C0 
Coyler  et  207,  8  Brown  Jr.  1  story  frame  cottnge, 
$I,0i;0. 

Newgart  av  4102,  Benson  &  Carlson,  2  story  frame 

re(<idence,  $4,500. 
Sherman  st  811,   William  Christoph,  2  stoy  frame 

residence,  $3,500. 
Harrison  et  1419,  P  Donohue,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $3,000. 
Kedzie  av  3  7ii9,  John  Kelly,  1  story  brick  store, 
$2,000. 

Rhodes  av  3132  to  3142,  George  J  Titus,  three  story 

brick  fronts  to  ten  houses,  each  $2,000. 
Sixtieth  st  75'i,  C  F  Palmqnist,  2  story   frame  addi- 
tion, $2,000. 

8t  Lawrence  av  4521,  Moses  Farris,  three  story  brick 

flat  and  basement,  $8,OoO. 
Sixty-third  st  1713-15  MoUie  Fight,  two  3  story  brick 

flats  and  basement,  $16,010. 
The  Strand  8321,  Illinois  Steel  Oo,  addition  to  open 

hearth  building,  $30,'  00. 
Sixtj-nlnth  pi  1227  J  H  Norton,  2  etory   brick  flat 

and  basement,  $3,0uC. 
Flournoy  Bt767-773,  0  E  Malin  &  Oo,  brick  additions 

to  four  residences,  $1,300. 
Twelith  st  i703,  John  O'Hearn, three  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $6,000. 
Eighty  first  st  247  51,  H  D  Hess,  three  2  story  frame 
flats,  $7,5C0. 

Lexington  av  7240,  C  F  Bergin,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,800. 
Forreatville  av  4911,  F  Hurney,    three  story  brick 

flat  and  basement,  $7,000. 
Marehfield  av  6408,  John  Murrey,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $1,1^0. 
Sangamon  st  6231,  Andrew  Nystedt,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flat,  $4,000. 
Ellis  av  4010,  David  Rosenheim,  brick  addition  to  2 

story  residence,  $1,000. 
Escenaba  av  627,  Frank  Perske,  2  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $1,20J. 

Forty-first  st  W  3386,  J  M  Base,  3  story  frame  flat, 
$8,000. 


192 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  17.  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

■.  I  &  CO.  I  — ■  

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTKXTIOK 

TO  THE  MAN0FAOTOBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 

DROP  U9  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  sttrlpesand  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 

mm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  v?hich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  110  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  JHardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tbe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  u.s,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO, 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
1 0  r»^modeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems 


OI3:iO.A.OO. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled; 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the; 
most  approved.: 


H.    W.  OHEISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Thj:  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Solle   and  Madison  Hte. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Atlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Oo.,  EnglaDd. 
North  Oerman  Fire  los.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins   Co.,  N.  Y. 
Oerman  Fire  Inn.  Oo.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York, 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180-191  LiAtSAIiliB  8TKEKT, 

CHICAGO  IIi£.INOia 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becl<er 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn — Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  nbout  P  U  P  A  D  Except  theii 
^        them       untnr  pr/ce 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

tupp  ri8  Bftik  w!;ere  need  li 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Qo.f"  tTi^c^ro.""- 

When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 

Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  * 

SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole &Son, 

Room  10.221  Ftfth  Avenue 

OHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MAHaUETTE  BLDG.. 


CHICAGO. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTO  G  R  A  PH  E 1^. 

Room  1749  narqaette  Bids,  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 
per  cent. 


5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

ChandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANmL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASH! tfiGTON,  D,  C. 


C.  FLOOD. 


. .  Telephone  No  9  


OHAS.  F.  TAIIiOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance 


9204  COMlIERCIAIi  AVEHVP, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


fxammers  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
ptplpps  of  Titles  irvrpislied 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNEIiIi,  H.  H    OB08S,  GBO.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Prest.  Vioe-Prest.  Secy,  b  Treae. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  O'" 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44, 


WM.  F.  TEMPEIi. 


FBANE  TEMPEL.  ANTHONY  SOHIIiIjEB  . 


WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

\^IHX.IE  STREET,  QOR>  CI.ARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive 

SIGNS  All  Kinds. 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2X2  ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "    9  50 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up  4  00 

6x8  "  "    "  .   •  6.09 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  34.  CHICAGO,  AUGUST  24,  1895.  Office  163  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


A  WEBKUY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    Or,  BIKKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

l^al  FItatc  Foan 

and  financial  p^^znt%. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WILLIS  W.  BAIBD.         LIMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBQE  I<.  WABNEfi. 
OoDHaltiDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  -WaslTir^ton. street. 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Ko8.  145  and  147  Randolph  ^t., 

cmcA(bio. 

Tbe  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Recnritles  a  Speolaity.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

GILBEKT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164?. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

Special  attention  given  to                                         "1  0"<~> 
Taxes  and  Aeeesements.                          \iJ^i.y^CK,y^Kj  , 

ll.  rl.  J  AlNooJjiiNI, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.  « 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  Renk 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

^4.15*JVIILWAUKEE*AVENUE,ie- 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 

J.H.    '25  Dearborn  Street. 

\MNVLISSINGEM 

I        1         &  CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

A.  0.  BLAUGHIEB,                                                       WM.  V.  BAKEB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  17"  La,  Salle  Street- 

Members  N.  Y.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Chicago  Stock  Exchange, 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  booght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TfiLKPHOJME  1416. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/llort|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SAUUB  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAGO. 

S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'SmEs. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.                                                 CtliCagfO,  111. 

REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 

— TO — 

WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.   Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  oflBce  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasnirigftori  Street. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

03   and   04  Wastiirigton.  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Keal  Estate.  First  Idortgages  for  Sale. 

Established  1879.                          Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &.  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 

Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 

Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 

Main  Office                    Branch  Office 
1  87  *  !  89  Pearborn  §t-          Oalumet  av^  and  47th  St. 

Sal,  OsSiand  387, 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  CHIOAGO 

Harlem  Avenue  ancl                  1104  Owirgs  Building 
SlagligQn  Street-.                         Pearborn  Strest. 

794 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  24,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Acre  .  Tracts  ■  Fu.rclistseci 

Or  Sulidiyiclecl  and  Uanftged  for  Owners. 
301  to  301  INTEK  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work  Grilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  aod  Einzie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  986.  Ctiicagfo. 


ri.  J,  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St.. 

CIlICA«iO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6.C0  to  tSO.OU  per  a  nnam 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BAN  KERS.  * 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


N.  W.  Oor. 
*  I  WaBhingtou, 


OHIOAQO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    GS  AND    66     METRO  fOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 

Building 

Loans. 

rranolB  B.  Peatody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ^ 
•ej  $500,000.    Lowest  rates, 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO.. 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Green ebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearboia  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 


M  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building|loans 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

elephon3  838  W««t,  @  i  C  Si^O 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Materia! 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  main  113.  Chiceigfo,  111. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


''OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNEB, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tlt  Floor  JHtae^nlc  Temple. 


•THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Oeo.  Sohmeidib,  President. 
WAI.TKB  L.  Peok,  vice  President. 
Wm,  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Hoix,  Csebier. 
Hbnbt  D.  Fieu>,  Asst.  Cashier. 
HsNST  B.  KmiT,  adAest.  Ossbier 


CHICAGO. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

 120  LASALLE  STEEET' 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

$0$  stock  £xcUanse  Balldlnar,  .  CblcaffO 

Corner  \V£>Bbington  agd  l,e^  Sall^  Styeetg, 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record  \ 


■  ^tgrrC— THE- 


AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKC  NCW8PAPE 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHC  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


;oru  * 

""1  I^eal  ^state|Btjildi9(5  Jourpal 

^   W   

»  ^  7s\s^ — '  - 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  fn  Advance  f 
Building  and  real  estate. 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  34. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  AUGUST  24,  1895. 


85.00  PER  annum;  10c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8UEAN0B  PLACED . 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


BRANCH  OFFICE. 

Ratenswood 


163-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Ch-icagfo. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty   

/SonBy  Loaned  Witliout  DommissiDn 

■31  On  improved  city  property  and 
■Si  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 

Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITEKS'  ASSOCIATION ■ 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! Y 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JTJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Fabllo,  Telepbo 


H.  0.  zniTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  FU30HE0E.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEI8TER  &  CO. 


REAL»E5TATE, 
L0A1SIS***INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONEICANAL  Sf. 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago. 


E»  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loaris   and    I^eal  Estate, 

I08  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  69.  109411  KOOKEBY  BLDQ. 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 


K/Ooxxi  S  1 


1S5  OlEtrls.  Street 


JOHN  DOLESE. 


/.  H.  8HEFABL» 


ESTABLISHED  1808. 


Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

paving!  CONTRACtORS, 

o  c 

HANUVAOTUBUBS  AND  DMAUIB8  IB 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAGCi 

BEOOND  FLOOB  TEUIONIO  BUILDINa. 
lELKPHOKB  MAIN  EXFBB88  246. 

Partlonlar  attentlOD  paM  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drives,  BodI6< 
▼ardi  and  Boadi  in  new  Sabdivlslons. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

EEPL  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

Sonth  OhicaKO  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorreapondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Uarquette  Euilding,  204  Dearliorn  St- 

Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
Residents  Attendee!  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EZCHANaE  BUILDING.  IT0IAB7  PUBLIC 

Telephone  aiaia  3733. 

Hnm'boldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAX.  ESTATE, 

Scorn  41  Merchanti  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFIOB:  N.  W,  Oor.  Washington  an 

S.  E.  Oor.  Oalifornla  <fc  North  Ats.  LaSalle  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Homboldl  Park.  OHICAQC 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NOETH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
"or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


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August  24,  \m. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
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SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7, 500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash.    0  18  $  3,350 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ihat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  bailding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  si  S,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11 .  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,00d.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  )  1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
Bldg  $  600 

Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  . ,  ,  ".  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Prond- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (6P13).    P  4, 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  oor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4   ....  ...  .$  325 

Oor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  250 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4. .  .$  200 
Cor  50x. 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *  $  220 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4.    $  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  5-lth  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  ,$18,000 

Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

Hyde  Park.— Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8tory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 


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walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.  L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 
159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 

Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  hon<<eB;  cheap.    H  15. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. QS. 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 

Main  st,  near  3l8t,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  51st  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8   ..$  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $46,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  i,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  av,  near  Slst  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  bnilding,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  11  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  iO}^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  St. 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calomet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Ang  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

„     L  12  1  4^600 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  165 


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Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsomeresidence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  Der  front  foot. 

S13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  noar  12th  st,    2-3tory  brick  bnilding 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $26,000 
Wentworth  av^  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

nobth  bide. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  60  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  »,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

1576.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale  , — 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37%  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    O  12    $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  126.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  baying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorne'  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  strbets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  honse,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  an  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,3C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  south  pan 


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60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  briok  flat  baildi       18  rooms. 

A  13  185,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W  8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  line  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  oentral  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParK,  and  91  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beantifnl  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Li^otd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '{■story 

brick  flats,  lot  26x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^6x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S  stoiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10  room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.   X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 

Adams  st,  near  Oarfield  Park-"New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidenoe,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Lonis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pars  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  oity; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-Btory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ,  $  3,300 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26}^^^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av^  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
«f  ^4-  i  34  6-10x100  )  \  20x128  |    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  [ 

2-  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br'M.  0  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Joornal   $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal  $  4,000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  26x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  |  1,200 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  ooit  me  over  $300  on 
eaob.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mouthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  1  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  8tory  new  briok  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  <fc  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $3l|oo0 

Lakest  W,  Nos  V230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x13  2. 

B  11  $  3,000 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  1  J^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    8  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0f  0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  eq.  76x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11.$aO,000 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  eq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x126  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-6tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 

two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  3  rooms 


REAL  Estate  for  sale. 

each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  briok  flat.    R  ll.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
Al«o  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

Polk  st,  neffr  (  antrt,  nv,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  A  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inoambrance.  Will  takf 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  7  82,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  -r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
briok  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $6,600.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat-  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3.^ 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  briok  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  acd  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8..$  2,000 
Walnut  i-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x106 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  ot  California  av,  residence, 
sonth  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11.. 000.  A'ant  a  resi -ence 
netir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  50  x  126, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  briok  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnnt,  fully  10,OrO  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 
Room  309  $  2 

California. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  ia 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  m  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  24,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fraits,  being 
qnite  level.  An  irrigatiog  oanal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisoo  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bot  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  bnt  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Go,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  11  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
California,  Yod  can  own  yonr  own  home  and  seoare 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  Oalifornia 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  taken  care  of  in  tracis  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  partionlars  address  Box  46, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
Oalifornia — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (li  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  ap  for  nse  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  OhicBgo  improved.  P  13. 
California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  atid  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,6('0  acres 
bottom  lands,  30.000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00".  30,000 
acres  eqaal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  S2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co, 

94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida,— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  liJ.OfO  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  |  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
fowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  value,  600- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  pobtoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  | 

MISOEIiliANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,000 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

O  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  |  4  400 

l^earborn  st  (No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant  ' 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelhcg  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-story  flat  building  oon- 
tainii,g  4  8-room  modfr^  fiats,  lot  50  3?  166, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


cheap  at  $16,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
o'<H  cash.    V  11. 
Ualsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.g    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-Btory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  bot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.60  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Wilt  assume  reasonably.  C12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    0  12   $28,000 

Oly bourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukems,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View. —$6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assome  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.  Business  property.  E  14. 
Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  0  12. 
   $20,000,  $30,rO0,  $40,000 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,600.     Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Paulina  i-t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $6,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  <t  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE . 

Oalifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancbes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  yefirs.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E  6  $16,000 

Oalifornia — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  jd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -650-aore  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co, 

olear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  line  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  flrst-olasB  farm  if  well 
improved  and  olear.      Address  Olobs  Re^l 

E^ujn  Omo»,  PiymoBtb,  Ip^t 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difiference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2,360-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

MISCEIii:.ANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.    Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  fiats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 
first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 
Have  unimproved  lands  and       cash  for  stock  of 

goods .    X  11 
Oil  and  paint  manufacturing    plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  14      ^'1  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 
Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for 
first-class  apartment  house.     Will  give  99-year 
lease.    F  12. 
Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  76th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.     Saoond-olass  30-room    hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 
Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 
Four-story  and  basement  building,  76  and  77  Market 
St.  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph st.    Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House.  Address 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 
Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story    building.     Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  6-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;     3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  fiat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.    LA  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 
Two  |nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00    per  month.    Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.    Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.    Property  located    on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.    Address  H  &  D,    Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  boHding  worth  $7,000 
to  f 10,000,   T  6, 


August  24,  189£. 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


199 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  imprOTement  to 
store  for  oaBh;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 

Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 
near  the  above  locality ;  give  No,  eto.  D  U  Rob 
<t  Oo,  58  N  OlintOb  st,  Ohioago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Oolorado  — RanoL  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Oolorado  or  Western  Nebraska.  Mast 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  bnilding  stone  or  lime 
stone  qnarries  on  it.  Tttle  mast  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.  State  lowest  terms 
and  foil  particulars.  Address  M  I,  care  Real 
Estate  and  Baildiug  Journal,  Ohioago. 

Farm  Wanted — Oive  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  soil,  eto.  Will  exchange  for 
Ohioago  or  Oook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RioHABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side 
vacant  or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good 
equity.    P  la. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Bnilding. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address  A  15  this 
office. 


KDWIN  B.  SBEI.D0N. 
WM.  OODEN  OBE£N. 


EUGENE  H.  EISHBUBN. 
BANDOLPH  E.  FISHBUBN. 


OGDEN.  SHELDON  &  CO. 


EaTABLISHED  fS36. 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  BlcLg.,  34  Olark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


W.  8.  PEOUDFOOT. 
GEO.  J.  BY&N. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 


UEMBEB  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  BOABD . 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 


PR8UDF00T,  RYAN  &  GO. 


ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 


Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

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REPORT  OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK, 

Of  Chicago,  In  the  State  of  Illinois,  at  the  close  of  business, 
July  II,  1895. 

RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  Discounts  $3,536,676.38 

Overdrafts   4,779.71 

United  Statesand  other  Stocks  and  Bonds  248,171.37 

Furniture  and  Fixtures   4,665.00 

Redemption  Fund   2,250.00 

Cash  and  sight  Exchange    1,416,972.37 

Total  $5,263,514.83 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  Stock  $1,000,000.00 

Surplus  Fund   115,000.'0 

Undivided  Profits   7,0z2.21 

Unpaid  Dividend   1,964.00 

Circulation   45,000.00 

Deposits   4,094,528.62 

Total  $5,263,514.83 

officers: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Pres.     E.  H.  Pearson,  Vice-Pres. 

D.  A.  Moulton,2dV.-Pres.  C.C.Swinborne,  Ass'tCash. 

directors: 

Melville  E.  Stone,  Alson  E.  Clark, 

E.  H.  Pearson,  Samuel  H.  Sweet, 
William  H.  Harper,  Bernard  A.  Eckhart, 
Robert  L.  Henry,                  James  L.  High, 
Everett  W.  Brooks,               Amos  Grannis, 

O.  D.  Wetherell,  D.  A.  Moulton, 

J.  H.  Pearson. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINaTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjpining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Fiournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


FOR  SALE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteentil 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


A  Locator  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  aflBnity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  .and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time.: 

^  13.  Care  Rsal  Estate  and  building  Joumal. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  decorations  of  OeiliDga  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  upon  application. 

CtiicagD  Interior  DBCoratlng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago,  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4-)  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEA.RDORFR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  In  Chicago,] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Faid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re> 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security] Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  /ilistracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

FBOMFX  SXBVIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

OwniN  Oabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice-Preet. 
A.  A.  9IEWABT,  Seo'7.    0-  R.  Labbabeb,  TresB. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  Officer. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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THE  TRADE  SITUATIOW. 

Continued  activity  is  reported  all  along  lines  of 
manufacturing,  especially  ttiose  in  which  iron  and 
steel  are  used,  and  it  is  universally  admitted  that  the 
iron  and  steel  industry  of  every  nation  constitutes 
the  basis  and  foundation  of  its  manufacturing  im- 
portance and  prosperity.  The  constant  increase  in 
activity  in  these  lines  since  the  revival  of  business 
began  to  be  noted  a  year  ago  has  been  watched  with 
great  interest  and  gratiflcation.  Its  revival  in  that 
time  has  been  unprecedented,  along  all  lines  and  de 
partments  and  continues  a*  brisk  and  growing  as  at 
any  time  during  the  year. 

The  starting  of  the  Union  Works  of  the  Illinois 
Steel  company,  in  Chicago,  after  nearly  three  years 
of  idleness,  is  good  evidence  of  the  important  part 
which  the  railroad  companies  are  taking  in  the  re 
vival  of  the  iron  trade;  for  this  erreat  plant,  one  of 
the  largest  in  the  world,  makes  rails  exclusively,  and 
its  orders  are  reported  to  be  sufficient  to  last  for  sev- 
eral months.  It  is  eminently  fitting  that  the  rail 
road  companies  should  lend  most  liberal  aid  to  the 
iron  industry;  for  they  are  themselves  the  largest 
gainers  by  activity  in  iron  and  steel  manufactures. 
Every  ton  of  iron  that  is  made  means  many  tons  of 
freight  for  the  railroad  companies  in  handling  the 
raw  materials  and  in  carrying  the  many  products 
into  which  iron  and  steel  enter  in  various  forms. 

A  representative  iron  paper  in  a  recent  issue  com- 
mented as  follows  upon  the  increasing  consumption 
of  iron  and  steel: 

"That  consumption  of  iron  has  greatly  exceeded 
the  output  from  furnaces  during  the  earlier  part  of 
the  year,  is  seen  in  the  continued  blowing  in  of  stocks 
which  have  been  idle  for  years    During  the  year  1894 
the  iron  trade  was  exceedingly  dull,  stocks  were  al 
lowed  to  run  down  and  replenishment  was  made  for 
actual  current  wants,  either  for  the  ordinary  com- 
mercial requirements  or  for  the  more  pressine  needs 
of  railroads.   So  that  when  the  reaction  came  last 
spring  it  found  foundry  yards  bare  of  stocks  and  suo- 
plies  at  furnace  of  meager  proportions.     With  the 
revival  of  demand  for  raw  material  came  first  the  in- 
creased output  from  live  furnaces,  followed  by  blow- 
ing in  of  others  so  that  there  are  now  B8  furnaces 
more  in  blast  than  there  were  a  year  ago,  with  an  in- 
creased weekly  capacity  of  about  62,000  tons.  And  still 
the  cry  is  for  more  iron.     During  the  last  90  days 
prices  have  advanced  from  $3  to  $4  per  ton  and  the 
tendency  is  upward.    Railroads  have  only  com- 
menced buying,  so  that  when  these  large  consumers 
begin  to  purchase  freely,  as  it  is  believed  they  must 
more  iron  will  be  required,  and  additional  furnaces 
be  blown  in  to  furnish  the  mills  with  raw  material 
Some  of  the  furnaces  which  have  been  added  to  the 
producing  list  are  comparatively  new,  but  there  are 
others  which  have  about  reached  the  end  of  their 
usefulness  and  these  would  be  idle  were  it  not  for  the 
attractive  prices  at  which  iron  is  selHne     The  fur- 
nace of  the  Calumet  Iron  and  Steel  Company  at  Cum 
mings.  South  Chicago  is  the  more  recent  addS 
with  a  yearly  capacity  of  .50,000  tons,  and  will  start 
in  at  the  end  ot  this  month  under  good  auspices 
Ihere  IS  little  question  that  the  consumptive  capac- 
ity will  abs9rb  current  output  for  months  to  come 
pedod''  maintained  during  the  same 

One  of  the  most  encouraging  features  of  this  indus- 
try IS  our  increasing  foreign  trade.  There  has  been 
nothing  so  encouraging  in  the  last  half  century  In 
direct  competition  with  other  nations,  American 
miners  have  secured  large  and  important  contracts 
for  furnishing  of  raw  material  or  such  mineral 
worked  into  the  crudest  form  of  manufacture,  a  most 
eucouraging  result  of  competition.  In  addition  to 
this,  orders  for  iron  and  steel  machinery,  the  result 


of  American  invention  have  come  with  increasing 
rapidity  and  swelled  the  prosperity  of  and  increased 
the  activity  in  this  important  industrial  line. 

In  the  South,  reports  from  centers  ot  sales  indicate 
that  iron  and  steel  products  will  continue  to  main- 
tain the  gratifying  position  of  the  past  two  months 
Several  more  furnaces  have  gone  into  blast,  and 
some  operators  even  claim  that  before  the  year  is 
ended  the  demand  will  be  such  as  to  ensure  the  con 
struction  of  more  stacks. 

Of  course  the  consumption  of  iron  and  steel  the 
same  as  other  products,  increases  to  a  great  extent  in 
certain  periods  of  time  and  the  above  look  into  the 
future  may  not  be  far  from  the  truth.  An  impor- 
tant announcement  was  contained  in  a  press  dispatch 
that  an  Alabama  firm  had  secured  a  contract  to  sup- 
ply Yokohama,  Japan,  with  30,000  tons  of  cast  iron 
pipe.  This  award  was  secured  in  open  competition 
and  is  something  of  which  the  South  can  feel  proud 
No  subject  in  American  trade  deserves  more  en- 
couragement and  attention  than  our  export  trade 
It  is  confidently  claimed  that  within  the  past  twelve 
months  that  even  with  the  raw  material,  this  coun 
try  can  compete  with  others  in  their  own  market 
where  opportunity  is  given  and  it  has  long  been 
demonstrated  that  American  genius  in  the  inventive 
field  can  out  strip  all  rivals  in  the  production  of 
manufactured  products. 

The  chief  reason  why  a  larger  export  business  has 
not  been  carried  on  is  that  there  has  been  no  sys- 
tematic effort  made  to  that  end  while  there  has  been 
numerous  causes  that  operated  against  the  encour- 
agement of  such  an  effort. 

It  is  noticeable  that  such  enterprising  manufac- 
turers as  made  a  push  in  foreign  lands  for  a  market, 
found  a  ready  one  in  whatever  line  they  were  en- 
gaged; In  many  instances,  notably  with  perfected 
machinery,  they  met  no  opposition.  Such  an  effort 
was  somewhat  expensive  at  the  outset  but  the  result 
in  the  long  run  made  the  endeavor  profitable.  The 
lesson  of  the  surplus  product  is  an  easy  one  and  it  is 
apparent  that  the  result  will  be  repeated  unless  it  is 
anticipated  by  prevention.  With  the  revival  of  busi- 
ness, has  come  an  unprecedented  industrial  revival 
throughout  the  land  and  not  only  that  but  on  every 
hand,  idle  capital  is  being  put  into  new  manufactur- 
ing establishments  that  when  completed  will  greatly 
swell  the  annual  product  of  manufactured  articles. 

This  subject  is  so  intimately  connected  with  our 
tariff  laws,  that  a  strictly  non-partisan  newspaper 
cannot  afford  to  offer  any  political  remedies.  But  it 
is  safe  to  say  that  our  foreign  consuls  could  render 
themselves  of  great  value  in  the  extension  of  our  ex- 
port trade,  and  thus  in  part  at  least  give  some  return 
for  the  salaries  that  are  drawn  from  the  national 
treasury.  In  a  few  places,  where  the  country's  rep- 
resentatives have  been  adapted  to  this  sort  of  thing, 
and  have  made  voluntary  effort,  marked  results  have 
been  promptly  forthcoming.  Congress  should  be 
asked  to  take  this  subject  into  consideration  and  push 
a  vitally  important  matter. 

The  New  York  Herald  with  characteristic  energy 
thus  pitches  into  the  subject  of  our  foreign  trade, 
and  at  once  switches  off  on  the  tariff. 

'In  the  impassioned  arraignment  of  George  III,  by 
the  American  colonies  in  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pen  'ence,  one  of  the  bitterest  specifications  was 
For  cutting  off  our  trade  with  all  parts  of  the  world.' 
But,  after  the  lapse  of  more  than  a  century,  it  must 
be  apparent  to  all  that,  though  the  revolution  of  1776 
brought  us  political  independence,  we  have  failed  to 
reap  from  it  the  commercial  prosperity  which  was 
one  of  the  prime  objects  of  our  forefathers  in  separa- 
ting from  the  mother  country.  Since  1860  our  for- 
eign trade  in  manufactures  has  not  increased  rela- 
tively to  our  population  and  productions.  As  one  of 
our  contemporaries  pointed  out  the  other  day,  the 
growth  of  our  American  export  trade  in  man'ufac 
tured  goods  was  much  more  rapid  then  than  it  has 
been  since  1880.  Under  the  commercial  tyranny  of 
protected'  manufacturing  monopolies  and  trusts— 
a  tyranny  but  little  less  galling  than  that  of  George 
111.— the  foreign  trade  of  the  country  has  suffered  a 
species  of  syncope,  or  in  plainer  terms,  it  has  been 
subjected  to  systematic  strangulation.  In  the  last 
three  years  our  exports  of  manufactured  articles  have 
scarcely  averaged  two  and  a  half  dollars  per  head  of 
population.  Our  manufacturers  have  apparently 
made  little  effort  to  sell  their  products  in  the  world's 


markets,  and  have  been  seemingly  content  with  the 
home  market,  in  which  our  high  tariffs  enabled  them 
to  obtain  much  higher  prices  than  they  could  com- 
mand abroad.  For  this  reason,  until  the  passage  of 
the  Wilson  tariff  (reducing  the  duties  on  imports) 
last  year,  the  people  of  the  United  States  were  de- 
barred by  their  own  laws  from  any  considerable  par- 
ticipation in  the  immensely  lucrative  commerce  of 
the  world. 

But  since  August,  1894,  we  have  seen  the  beginning 
of  the  end  which  is  to  come  to  tJiis  long  era  of  Amer- 
ican commercial  serfdom.  The  new  low  tariff,  de- 
fective as  it  is  in  many  respects,  has  already  given 
new  life  to  the  nation.  It  already  shows  that  its 
effects  will  be  even  more  beneficial  to  our  manufac- 
tures and  trade  than  the  low  tariff  of  1846." 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  16. 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
Houston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
fSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
fFremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
fChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scran ton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Little  Rock 

Total 


$496,891,511 
77,711,333 
82,627,853 
55,044,455 
21,430,423 
14,125,643 
10,(385,887 
12,';  52,775 
11,032,400 
9,633,062 
6,359,877 
4,201,979 
4,870,559 
9  343,442 
5,447,014 
5  619,609 
3,447,751 
4,962,200 
b.032,392 
3,712,136 
4,175,823 
2,391,633 
2,570,933 
2,672,200 
1,436,246 
2,168,402 
1,667,191 
2,008,109 
1,172,000 
1,859,816 
1,193,310 
933,964 
1,260,527 
1,328,787 
1,508,773 
1,298,486 
1,202,520 
1,131,502 
972.963 
1,310,386 
767,576 
925,790 
837,812 
790,240 
451,152 
763,160 
554,637 
861,345 
387.844 
1,171,562 
566,560 
378,852 
369,400 
258,758 
315.204 
460,329 
326,015 
363,  S]  3 
347,917 
269  021 
309,900 
397,945 
732,322 
326,152 
169,267 
162,800 
61.295 
50,76« 
67  927 
230,000 
136,793 
889,128 
3,202,725 
1,008,283 
573,397 
537,117 
309,476 
200,800 
202,553 


Inc. 
21.8 

14.4 
2.6 

35.2 

17.5 

4.3 
18.2 
13.5 
14.3 
^7.9 

15.6 

16.7 
37.6 
16.6 
19.4 


12  3 
8.5 

20.2 
5.2 


14.4 


10.9 
i8.1 
12.1 

10.7 
21.0 


6  9 

5.3 

25.0 

11  7 

34  8 
1.9 
23  5 


17  3 
7  2 
53  8 


3  3 
38  8 
19.0 
41.1 
16.5 

8.5 


58  8 
24  3 

14.7 
20.3 
2  4 


Dec. 


7.7 


11.4 


4.2 

10.8 


1.2 
26.3 
6.6 


J8.1 
21.9 

7.1 


31.5 
9.4 
4.4 

8.2 

29,6 


23  8 
15.0 


12  8 
34.8 


53.0 
40.4 


17.5 


39  1 


2. 
19. 


16.5 


8873,743,925 


Exclusive  of  Wew  York  396,852,414 


13  0 
3.3 


August  24,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


601 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  111,412.326 

Toronto  5,240,518 

Halifax  1,150,215 

Hamilton  689,457 

Winnipeg  753,533 

Total  $19,246,049 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


21  7 

27  4 

28  5 


19.8 


10  8 
1C.8 


ENCOURABINB  HOME  INDUSTRIES. 


Apropos  of  whaf/  has  been  said  in  this  Journal  on 
the  subjects  of  "Competition  Among  Nations"  and 
the ''Necessity  of  a  Greater  Foreign  Irade  for  the 
United  States"  we  quote  from  special  correspondence 
to  the  Chicago  Record  from  Miyanoshita,  Japan: 

The  merchants  and  manufacturers  of  Japan  are 
going  for  the  export  trade  in  a  pratical  manner. 
They  have  just  organized  what  is  known  as  the 
"Foreign  Trade  Association,"  whose  object  may  be 
inferred  from  the  following  list  of  committees: 

1.  To  report  facts  important  to  exporters. 

2.  To  secure  increased  facilities. 

3.  To  prevent  the  exportation  of  spurious  pro- 
ducts. 

4.  To  secure  government  encouragement  for  the 
export  trade. 

5  For  the  education  of  able  men  for  the  export 
trade. 

6  To  encourage  intimacy  between  producers  and 
exporters 

7.  To  encourage  the  development  of  industries  for 
export. 

8.  To  examine  the  commercial  conditions  and  re- 
quirements of  foreign  markets. 

As  a  further  example  of  the  close  attention  given 
by  other  nations  to  home  industries  and  the  methods 
employed  by  Europeans  to  stimulate  manufacturing 
at  home  we  quote  the  following  very  able  article  in 
the  Industrial  World,  of  this  week,  to  explain  the 
methods  adopted  by  Bulgaria: 

The  rulers  of  Bulgaria  apparently  comprehend  the 
Importance  of  encouraging  the  establishment  of 
native  industries.  ^  law  was  eaacted  last  winter 
under  which  liberal  offers  have  been  made  for  that 
purpose.  It  provides  that  any  one  who  within  a 
period  of  ten  years  from  the  passage  of  the  act,  shall 
open  a  factory  for  the  production  of  any  of  a  list  of 
enumerated  articles,  supply  proper  instruments  of 
labor,  invest  a  capital  of  at  least  25,000  francs  (about 
$5,000}  and  employ  at  least  25  work  people,  shall  be 
entitled  to  the  privileges  prescribed  in  the  Act.  The 
articles  to  be  manufactured  are  enumerated  as  fol- 
lows: Yarns,  woven  goods  and  cotton,  silk  flax  or 
hemp,  and  cordage;  stearin  candles;  earthenware 
table  servi  ^e,  stoves,  pipes  and  Are  bricks;  windo«v 
glass,  glasses,  bottles,  etc  ;  sugar,  paper  ware  and  all 
kinds  of  paper;  siarch;  products  of  chemical  indus- 
try; matches  and  glue;  products  of  mineral  and 
metallurgical  industries,  manufacturers  of  iron  and 
of  other  metals  of  the  country,  cement  and  lime. 

Factories  which  may  be  established  under  the  con- 
ditions specified  in  the  law  will  be  exempt  during 
fifteen  years  after  their  opening  from  the  trade  tax, 
and  from  the  land  tax:  exempt  from  the  stamp  tax 
on  the  contracts  which  may  be  concluded  for  the 
erection  of  the  factory  as  well  as  from  the  tax  on  the 
shares  which  may  be  issued  for  that  object;  the  ma- 
chinery and  their  various  parts  which  are  imported 
from  abroad  for  the  erection  and  for  the  support  of 
the  factory  are  exempt  from  customs  duties,  and  are 
transported  on  the  State  railways  at  a  reduction  of 
35  per  cent  on  the  existing  freight  tariffs;  the  raw 
material  which  the  factory  may  require,  and  which 
is  not  found  in  the  country,  or  only  in  an  insufficient 
quantity,  is  exempt  from  customs  duties,  and  the 
council  of  ministers,  after  consultation  with  the 
chamber^!  of  commerce  on  each  individual  case,  will 
decide  what  are  the  raw  materials  not  to  be  found  in 
the  country,  or  only  in  insufficient  quantity,  and  the 
raw  materials  which  are  imported  from  abroad,  as 
well  as  those  which  the  factory  purchases  in  the 
country  for  its  own  use,  transported  on  the  State 
railways  at  a  reduction  of  35  per  cent  on  the  existing 
tariffs;  the  products  of  the  said  factories  are  trans- 
ported on  the  State  railways  at  a  reduction  of  35  per 
cent  on  ihe  existing  tariffs. 

In  the  event  that  the  owner  should  wish  to  connect 
his  factory  by  a  road  or  a  railway  with  a  State  road 
or  State  railway,  the  necessary  ground  will  be  granted 
gratuitously,  if  it  belongs  to  the  State  or  to  the 
commune.  A  manufacturer  who  shall  establish  a 
plant  for  the  production  of  paper,  sugar,  yarns, 
fabrics  of  cotton,  linen  or  silk,  glass,  candles,  cement 
and  lime,  will  have  the  monopoly  for  his  special  in- 
dustry during  a  period  of  ten  years— for  cemtnt  and 
lime,  for  a  period  of  fifteen  years— and  within  a  pre- 
scribed radius.  The  council  of  ministers,  on  the  pro- 
position of  the  Minister  uf  Commerce  and  Agricul- 
ture, will  decide  whether  the  establishment  should 


enjoy  the  above  monopoly,  and  will  fix  the  prescribed 
radius." 

Instead  of  looking  after  our  foreign  trade  and  put- 
ting into  operation  such  fruitful  measures  for  en- 
couraging home  manufacturing  and  home  industries 
the  average  American  office  holder  is  scheming  for 
reelection  or  to  rob  the  people.  Verily  the  United 
States  can  learn  something  of  political  and  domestic 
economy  from  other  nations— even  Bulgaria  and 
Japan. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


including  last  quotations  given. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6a 

km  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oalnmet  Eleotrio  St  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  5b.  .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  68   

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6b.  . .  1910 

Hons  Faok  Oo's  69  1912 

'Jhioago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10-40  69  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4>^fl  

Pa98  Ry  Oo  69  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
'«  Opera  House  Oo  69  1905 
"  Atiditoriom  l9t  M  591929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  S  V  0  6-20  69  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  59....  1907 

Oommeroe  Yanlt  Oo  6a   

Ohi  Equitable  Ga9  Oo  69  . . . .  1905 
Chi  Ga9  L  and  Ooke  Oo  58. .  1937 
0on9Dmer9  Gas  Ist  M  59. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  59  

Masonio  Frater'ty  Tpl  Aan  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  6a  ^i^oO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  41^9  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  l9t  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  l8t  con  6%  1943 

Sonth  Park  69  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  l9t  M  5b  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  69 . . . .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  69  

West  Town  New  i99ne  

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t98M 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dook  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Depo9it  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  A99  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"  Depo9it  Vault  Oo . . . . 
Gaa  Oo  

"      Pa89enger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

IlliaoiB  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  4ted  R  R  

In  Pock  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Pack     Prov  Oo  fifd  

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Soboenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Soboenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Lin9eed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street'g  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  «'  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trn9tOo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


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Bid  Asked 


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170 
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130 
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^Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  tLast  qootatioDS  given. 


BANE  STCCES.   Far  $100 


American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Tru9t  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  ... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


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CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  ADCo  69% 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  123^ 

"  Pfd....  311^ 

Chi  Pack'g  <k  Prov  Oo  ..39'/i 
"      Pfd. 611^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  62 

Ohi*  S  8  RapTOo  11 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.132 
Lake  Street  Elevated  ..21% 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  14 

Pfd.  32)^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  70 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  2903^ 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...14 
W  Obi  St  R  R...  ...129% 


DAILYJSALES. 
Saturday,  August  17,  1895. 

OHIOAQO  EDISON  00.  OHI  OITY  b'y 

6  124    15C0  100}^ 

OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOOK  CO.     DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 


60— ac't ,  71% 

60— ao't . 


133 


•■^1^    63   132% 


OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  THAN  CO.  LAKE  ST  ELEVATES  R  B. 

5  11      100— ac't  201^ 

O  GAS  LT  &  C  CO  5a.  360— ac't  2(  ^8 

1200  91^    80  20% 

W  CHI  9TBEET  B  B. 


LAKE  ST  EL  DEBT  59. 


1100  

NEW  lOBK  BiacniT  oo 

50  701^ 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  CO. 
5  -..48 


.79     200— ao't  i  129^ 

50   129J^ 

50  129% 

100— aoct  129% 


Monday,  August  19,  1895. 


OHI.  CITY  BAILWAY . 

20  318 

C.  A  C.   C.   &  DOOK 


160— ac't . 


.711^ 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50  20% 

100— ac't  201^ 

50  20% 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

50— ac't  129%  100— ao't  20% 

46  


200— ao't  129M 


129^  159— ac't  20% 


10 


.20% 


129>^  450— ac't  21 


CHI.  &  8.  S.  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 
5  11 


119 
650— ao't 


114  10%  60. 


21 
21M 


30. 


950— ac't   .21% 

400— ac't  21% 

60— ac't  21% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00,  ILL. 
6  132% 

Tuesday,  August  20,  1895. 


OHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT  00. 
140  14 

stbeet's  w.  cab  line 


.14 


W.  CHI.  stbeet  b.  b. 

9  129% 

3  

5  


.129M 
,129% 


DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 
10  132% 

4  1321^ 

50— ao't   .132% 

CHI.  &  a.  s.  BAF.  TraN.  co. 
88  11 

212  11% 

86  11% 

160  111^ 

60  11% 

60-^ao't..  11% 

71  11% 

NEW  ZOBK  BIBOUIT  OO  . 
100  70 


stbeet's  W.  cab  LINE. 

10  14 

50  14% 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  B. 

450— ac't  21% 

650— ac't  21% 

250— ac't  21^ 

100  21^ 

450— ac't  21% 

350— ao't  21^ 

100— ac't  21% 

60  21 

100— ao't  21% 

477%  21% 

50  21% 


OHI,  OTTY  B'Y. 


.318 
.319 


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August24,  1895 


Wednesday,  August  21,  1895. 


8TBEEE8  S  W.   OAB  LINE.  „  Q^g  LT  &  O  00  58. 

 ^*^15000.  91  V. 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00.  2000. 

50— ao't  -^92 


'15000..   91% 

 91?8 

OHI.  OITT  b'y. 

OHI.  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00.         IQ  318)^ 

250— ao't  1X5^    16  319 

100     ao't  12  BDABD  OP  TBADE  58. 

iSS-ao'^".;".:':;:::::::!?^   '"^y^ 

50  11^        NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

50— ao't...  11?^     5  701^ 

10  11^      1  70 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00.  OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  DOOE. 

50— ao't  48       10   70 

 48         LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 150_ao't  21M 

«.  riHI.  STBEET  E.  E.  150— ao't  21% 

3  129^  150-ac't  215-^ 

.8  1'-^SM  100— ao't  21^ 

17  329   2l3 

50— ao't  1295^  150  21% 

100— ao't  211^ 

Thursday,  Ausust  22,  1895. 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL.  NO  OHI  8T  B  B  4^8 

m----  132  10000  

60— ao't  132  , 

3g  131^  LAKE  8T  EL  DEBT  58. 

OHI.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00.1°^'? , 
10  113-^  £>^"  '^72 

ioo-;;'V.v.;":::::::.iiM  

75  115^  OAL.  &  OHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B.   ao't  70 

40  21J^    90  70 

400 — ao't  21%  OHI.  OITT  b'y 

200— ao't  21>4  2 

230   21 1/' 


.315 


100— ao't  2I>^ 

Friday,  Ausust  23,  1895. 


INT  PACK  &  P  OOM'N. 

100    e% 

OHI  EDISON  DEB  68. 

2000  ]03 

OHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

150— ao't  12 

21  12 

1  

60  121'8' 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
5  129>^ 

50— ao't  1291^ 

S  129M 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  •.  1321^ 

60— ao't  1321^ 

2  132>^ 


OHI.  CITY  BAILWAY 

4    ■-   3191^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 

350— ao't  21 

100— ao't  i03^ 

750— ao't  20}^ 

20  21 

850— ao't  21^ 

125  211^ 

43  21>4 

STBEEI'S  W.  OAB  LINE. 

60  143^ 

AM.    S^BAW  BOAHD. 

50— ao't  481^ 

1(0— ao't  48»^ 

NEW' YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

6  701^ 


CHAS.  HAUSSNER. 


For  the  past  twenty-seven  years  or  more  Mr.  Chas. 
Haussner  has  been  a  resident  of  the  northwest  sec- 
tion of  the  city,  and  an  active  citizen  of  Chicago  for 
over  thirty-seven  years.  His  whole  business  life  has 
been  devoted  to  the  interests  of  the  people  of  the 
north  and  northwest  divisions  He  has  been  en- 
gaged in  the  real  estate,  loan,  renting  and  insurance 
business  for  more  than  a  quarter  of  a  century  and 
has  never  once  betrayed  the  confidence  of  his  clients. 
An  old-time  friend  and  acquaintance  of  Mr.  Haussner 
says  of  him: 

A  resident  of  the  20th  ward  for  twenty-seven  years 
he  kept  a  book  and  news  store  (1855)  in  Chicago.  The 
late  John  Wentworth  appointed  him  (1857)  as  clerk 
for  the  south  market;  he  assisted  the  Hon.  Lawrence 
Proudfoot  to  flght  the  unjust  Clybourn  dower  claim 
for  seven  years  at  the  cost  of  a  half-dollar  for  each 
lot.  He  was  a  member  of  the  Improvement  and  Pro- 
tective Club  of  the  20th,  21st  and  22d  wards  at  the 
time  of  the  early  agitation  of  elevated  roads 

Like  all  dealers  of  many  years'  experience  he  is 
never  troubled  with  the  "blues"  about  the  real  estate 
market,  having  seen  good  times  come  and  go.  He 
has  his  hands  full  of  business  with  the  care  and 
management  of  estates,  the  collection  of  rents,  in- 
surance, loans,  etc.,  in  the  section  of  the  city  where 
his  office  is  located,  409  Clybourn  avenue.  He  says 
there  is  a  bright  outlook  for  real  estate  in  the  north- 
west section  of  the  city  the  coming  fall  and  next 
spring  because  of  the  rapid  development  of  trans- 
portation there. 


THE  PASSING  OF  THE  CABLEi 

THE  TROLLEY  AND  THE  BICYCLE  ELEMENTS  IN  THE 
KEAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  rapid  march  of  improvements  is  no  where 
more  noticeable  than  in  the  development  of  intra- 
mural transportation.  The  wonder  is  that  we  clung 
so  long  to  the  old  methods.  The  millions  of  capital 
invested  in  cables  and  pondrous  machinery  will  soon 
lie  idle  or  be  converted  into  junk.  The  Philadelphia 
Record  sums  up  the  situation  as  follows: 

A  few  days  more  will  witness  the  ending  of  the 
cable  system  as  a  means  of  passenger  transportation 
in  Philadelphia.  Within  a  week  every  remaining 
cable  car  on  the  Market  Street  main  line  the  last 
link  in  the  cable  system,  will  be  displaced  by  trolleys. 
The  passing  of  the  cable  cars  marks  a  step  in  the 
progress  of  street  railway  facilities  in  Philadelphia. 
When  the  system  was  introduced,  it  was  looked  upon 
as  a  solution  of  the  problem  of  rapid  transit,  and  on 
the  strength  of  this  opinion  the  Philadelphia  Trac- 
tion Company  invested  a  fabulous  sum,  estimated  to 
be  in  the  neighborhood  of  $8,000,000,  in  equipping  the 
Market  Street,  Columbia  Avenue  and  Seventh  and 
Ninth  Street  lines.  But  while  they  were  an  improve- 
ment over  the  jogging  hor^e  cars,  they  by  no  means 
proved  satisfactory,  and  it  is  with  no  regret  that  the 
cable  system  has  followed  the  horse  car  line  in  giving 
place  to  the  trolleys.  The  cost  of  construction  of  the 
cable  lines  was  enormous^  in  comparison  with  the 
equipment  of  the  trolley  lines,  the  cost  of  operation 
was  greater,  and  the  service  rendered  was  less  efflci- 
eut.  As  a  consequence,  the  cable  cars  have  been 
forced  out  of  service  by  the  system  which  has  dem 
onstrated  its  superiority.  The  machinery  at  the 
power  stations,  now  lying  useless  and  idle,  repre- 
sented to  the  Traction  Company  an  immense  amount 
of  money,  and  it  would  appear  on  the  surface  to  be  a 
sheer  waste  of  hundreds  of  thousands  of  dollars  to 
dispose  of  all  the  gigantic  driving  gear  for  a  mere 
song  to  be  broken  up  for  scrap  iron.  Yet  it  is  useless 
for  any  other  purpose,  and  the  Traction  Company  has 
disposed  of  it  all  to  a  scrap  iron  firm  for  the  best 
bargain  it  could  obtain— the  great  winding  drums 
around  which  the  greased  cables  passed,  and  the 
heavy  driving  machinery,  weighing  thousands  of  tons, 
all  of  which  are  to  be  converted  into  iron  and  steel 
junk.  Of  all  the  machinery  in  the  immense  plants, 
the  engines  and  boilers  are  alone  valuable  above  the 
price  of  old  iron. 

Nor  js  it  to  be  regretted  that  the  trolley  is  crowd- 
ing out  the  horses  and  the  cable  in  Chicago.  If  any 
one  thing  more  than  another  held  values  of  real 
estate  back  it  was  the  inadequacy  of  horse  power  to 
transport  the  people  and  the  stubborness  of  the  West 
Division  Street  Railway  Company  in  opposing  the 
elevated  roads  and  fighting  every  company  who  tried 
to  introduce  the  trolley.  Philadelphia  was  the  first 
to  adopt  the  cable  and  the  first  to  discontinue  its 
use.  Chicago  will  be  the  first  large  city  to  profit  by 
her  example. 

In  the  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal  of 
August  3,  the  influence  of  the  bicycle  on  suburban 
property  was  discussed  under  the  heading  '-Condi- 
tions Favoring  Suburban  Property."  Since  that  date 
numerous  articles  on  the  subject  have  appeared  in 
the  leading  newspapers  of  the  country,  among  which 
is  the  American  Land  and  Title  Register.  In  the 
Augustnumber  in  special  correspondence  from  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.,  it  says: 

One  thing  we  have  noticed  this  season  in  regard  to 
outlying  property.  There  has  been  an  increased  de- 
mand for  houses  in  the  outskirts  on  account  of  the 
large  number  of  bicycles  ridden .  Men  working  down 
town  in  any  kind  of  business  have  come  into  our  office 
and  inquired  for  houses  in  sparsely  settled  districts. 
They  say  they  ride  a  wheel  and  can  get  down  town 
as  easily  as  if  living  near  the  business  center.  Pent 
is  usually  cheaper  and  their  wheels  help  them  to  take 
advantage  of  the  cheaper  but  desirable  locations. 
We  have  also  sold  a  number  of  building  lots  to  men 
under  the  same  circumstances.  They  have  not 
enough  money  to  buy  down  town  and  the  benefit  of 
the  wheel  makes  it  possible  to  live  a  longdistance 
from  their  work  and  reach  it  at  slight  expense.  The 
wheel  is  largely  responsible  for  the  increased  demand 
for  suburban  property." 


Watertown,  Wis.— The  village  has  voted  to  issue  f  8,C03 
city  boDds. 

Brownton,  Minn. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $6,000 
water  works  bonds. 

Marinette,  Wis.— The  viUage  will  vote  on  the  question 
of  isBoing  water  works  bonds. 

Rookford,  Mich —A.  Special  election  was  held  August  10 
to  vote  on  the  qaestion  of  bonding  the  village  for  water 
works. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Faith  in  Chicago  has  more  to  do  with  the  real  es- 
tate market  than  all  the  sales  that  are  made,  Confi- 
dence for  a  time  may  weaken  but  there  is  always  left 
the  remembrance  of  good  times  and  the  certain 
knowledge  that  Chicago  still  does  more  business  in  a 
week  or  a  year  than  any  other  city  in  the  United 
States  except  New  York  with  nearly  ten  times  the 
wealth.  People  very  rarely  go  east  to  buy  real  estate 
and  for  the  last  four  years  have  not  gone  very  far 
west,  to  look  for  investments.  The  market  held  out 
active  and  profitable  here  after  it  waned  elsewhere 
and  still  shows  signs  of  vitality  in  spite  of  the  mid- 
summer dullness.  Wt  have  now  had  what  we  are  ac- 
customed to  call  a  dull  market,  about  four  years 
which  is  the  length  of  time  the  boom  lasted,  but  it 
appears  that  more  time  is  still  required  to  get  square 
with  the  world,  if  the  1  arge  crop  of  foreclosures  and 
sheriffs  sales  now  pending  are  any  indication  of 
financial  stringency  among  the  people  who  made  in- 
vestments a  few  years  ago.  None  of  these  were  left 
over  from  former  periods  of  depression  but  are  the 
weak  and  unfortunate  ones  who  bought  more  than 
they  could  pay  for  during  the  wild  times  just  prior 
to  1892. 

The  sales  made  at  the  Real  Estate  Board  rooms 
during  the  last  month  were  not  all  foreclosures  as 
some  have  been  led  to  suppose  by  the  tenor  of  certain 
newspaper  articles  but  were  to  a  considerable  extent 
administrators  and  executor's  sales.  The  most  alarm- 
ing feature  of  the  subject  is  the  long  list  of  sheriffs 
sales  and  sales  of  lots  for  taxes  and  special  assess- 
ments; it  would  be  an  endless  task  to  undertake  to 
prepare  a  synopsis  of  these.  Certain  weekly  journals 
and  some  of  the  dailies  are  so  well  patronized  by  thi; 
Sheriff  and  the  lawyers  that  legal  notices  of  sale  con- 
stitute from  one-half  to  two-thirds  of  the  matter  they 
contain,  not  including  tax  sale  and  assessment  no- 
tices. But  this  is  almost  wholly  due  to  the  buom  in 
cheap  lots  situated  in  remote  suburbs  and  in  inac- 
cessible districts  where  the  boomers  and  promoters 
operated. 

INCiUIRY  FOR  better  GRADE  OF  VACANT  PROPERTY. 

Offers  for  a  twenty  acre  tract  In  Hermosa,  lying 
north  of  Armitage  avenue  have  been  made  to  S.  Del- 
amater  &  Son  who  own  several  tracts  in  that  vicinity. 
The  price  demanded  by  the  owners  is  $3,000  per  acre 
but  the  intending  purchasers  couldnot  be  persuaded 
to  give  more  than  $50,000  cash  for  the  twenty  acres. 
Similar  offers  were  made  for  other  pieces  in  the  same 
neighborhood  but  the  owners  steadfastly  refused  to 
accept  less  than  $3,000  per  acre.  Prices  have  been  so 
stiffened  by  owners  of  lots  along  Armitage  avenue 
that  but  a  few  sales  have  been  reported  in  that 
neighborhood.  The  electric  line  on  this  thorough- 
fare Is  one  of  the  best  equipped  lines  in  the  city  and 
the  street  is  well  improved.  Further  out  about  half 
way  between  Hermosa  and  Cragin  on  the  same  ave- 
eue  James  Vanetta  recently  sold  a  small  acre  tract 
at  $2,500  per  acre  with  no  improvements.  Out  at 
Mont  Clare  at  the  city  limits  and  just  north  of  Grand 
avenue,  Schumacher  &  Gnaedinger  sold  this  week 
200  feet  frontage  for  $1,900.  The  ground  consists  of 
eight  lots  situated  on  a  back  street.  This  is  the  low- 
est price  paid  for  ground  in  the  vicinity  since  the 
panic  and  none  was  ever  sold  for  less  at  retail.  The 
owner  of  many  broad  acres  within  the  city  makes 
the  statement  that  the  most  serious  drawback  to  the 
acre  market  is  the  large  supply  of  cheap  lots  which 
are  being  worked  off  at  hard  times  prices.  He  says  as 
long  as  lots  can  be  bought  in  the  vicinity  of  acre 
tracts  at  from  $150  to  f300  each  investors  will  refuse 
to  pay  aaything  like  a  good  price  for  acres;  and  this 
is  always  the  result  of  a  boom.  The  electric  car  is 
the  only  hope  of  the  possessors  of  cheap  lots  remotely 
situated  from  convenient  railway  stations. 


Sheridan,  Ind. — The  Town  Board  has  passed  an  ordinance 
authorizing  the  issue  of  |45,000  school  bonds. 

Dallas,  Texas  — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  provide 
for  the  issoe  of  $100,000  5  per  cent  forty-year  water 
supply  bonds. 

Wellington,  Ohio. — The  citizens  voted  August  19  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $10,000  in  bonds  to  improve  the  fir© 
protection. 


August  24,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDITSG  JOURNAL. 


803 


MARVELOUS  SUBURBS. 


West  Pullman  is  one  of  Chicago's  greatest  suburbs. 
It  is  acknowledged  by  all  to  be  one  of  the  most  mar- 
velous places  for  its  age  in  the  A^orld;  only  three  years 
old,  but  a  wonder  in  growth  and  solidity.  It  is  an 
ideal  residence  suburb  and  a  giant  in  manufacturing 
enterprises.  Although  its  growth  bas  been  pheno- 
menal, five  hundred  more  houses  are  needed  at  once 
to  accommodate  families  of  workingmen  to  be  em- 
ployed in  factories.  It  has  the  following  advantages: 
City  water,  city  schools,  city  police,  city  sewers,  city 
Are  department,  two  suburban  railroad  lines,  eight 
big  factories,  electric  street  cars,  cement  sidewalks, 
macadamized  streets.  Improvements  are  ail  paid 
foi',  with  no  special  aesessments.  The  land  is  high, 
dry,  rolling  and  covered  with  forest  trees.  Price  of 
lots  1450  and  upwards  on  easy  payments.  The  West 
Pullman  Land  Association  is  doing  a  great  deal  to 
make  Chicago  the  manufacturing  center  of  the  West. 

CHICAGO  HEIGHTS. 

Another  marvel  of  growth  in  manufacturing  inter- 
ests is  Chicago  Heights,  located  just  south  of  Chicago 
on  tho  Elgin,  Joliet  &  Eastern  Railroad,  where  are 
offered  the  combined  advantages  of  thirty-eight  rail- 
roads, with  shipping  facilities  unexcelled  in  America. 
Cheap  fuel,  free  water,  free  switching  facilities,  free 
factory  sites,  electric  light,  electric  power,  an  abun- 
dance of  raw  material,  and  Chicago  freight  rates  to 
and  from  all  points 

Three  switch  engines  are  kept  constantly  at  hand 
for  the  purpose  of  serving  the  industries 

During  the  pas  .  two  yeais  twenty-two  manufacto- 
ries have  moved  to  '  hicago  Heights,  and  many  others 
are  negotiating  for  locations.  The  Chicago  Heights 
Land  Association  bought  4  000  acres  of  land  at  this 
place,  and  have  arrangements  completed  whereby 
they  keep  fifty  vacant  houses  in  advance  of  the  de- 
mand, which  may  be  rented  by  the  workmen  at  from 
$5  to  16  per  month,  or  purchased  at  $10  cash  and  $10 
per  month  thereafter.  They  encourage  workmen  to 
purchase  homes,  and  their  easy  payment  plan  places 
it  within  the  reach  of  all  to  become  their  own  land 
lords  and  stop  paying  rent. 

Chicago  Heights  has  hotels,  banks,  schools,  church- 
es, city  water,  electric  light  and  power,  telephone 
service,  macadamized  streets,  handsome  dwellings 
and  beautiful  parks,  walks  and  drives.  Here  nature 
and  science  combine  to  reduce  the  cost  of  production 
and  cheaply  distribure  the  products  of  the  factory  to 
the  consumer. 

Both  of  these  manufacsnring  cities  have  heretofore 
been  described  in  the  Journal,  and  we  are  gratified 
to  know  that  all  of  the  promises  of  the  companies 
made  to  manufacturers  and  lot  purchasers  have  been 
fulfilled. 


AUXILIARY    WATER   TUNNELS    AND  MA- 
CHINERY TO  COST  $5,DOD,Q0Q. 


Plans  for  the  new  water  tunnels  are  now  in  the 
hands  of  Commissioner  Kent  and  City  Engineer  Jack- 
son. Bids  for  the  lake  portion  of  the  main  tunnel 
were  received  and  opened  this  week. 

That  portion  of  the  w®rk  now  under  consideration 
includes  the  main  line  from  the  lake  west  to  a  point 
between  Austin  avenue  and  Sangamon  street  and 
twu  branches,  one  in  a  southwesterly  direction  to 
Rockwell  street  or  near  there  and  some  point  about 
half  way  between  Madison  and  Harrison  streets;  the 
other  in  a  northwesterly  direction  to  Humboldt  Park 
and  beyond  as  far  as  FuUerton  avenue.  This  main 
tunnel  will  be  6,340  feet  long,  the  southwestern 
branch  about  three  miles,  and  the  northwestern 
nearly  four  miles.  They  will  be  dug  eighty  feet  be- 
low the  surface,  ihe  main  one  is  to  be  ten  feet  in 
diameter  and  the  branches  eight  feet. 

The  ordinance  passed  June  2t  directing  the  im- 
provement to  be  made  authorized  the  Commissioner 
to  carry  the  southwest  tunnel  to  Garfield  boulevard 
and  West  Forty-sixth  street,  or  any  point  near  there 
he  might  select.  Having  discovered  it  would  be 
■necessary  to  go  through  rock  all  the  way  frou  Sanga- 
m6n  street  west  Mr.  Kent  has  decided  to  stop  at  oi 


near  Rockwell  street  and  thus  save  what  both  he  and 
Mr.  Jackson  consider  an  unnecessary  expenditure  of 
$600,000.  They  say  a  pumping  utation  at  Rockwell 
street  will  easily  supply  the  territory  involved 
through  distributing  pipes.  The  northwestern  branch 
will  go  through  rock  nearly  its  entire  length. 

It  is  proposed  to  sink  the  initial  shaft  in  the  little 
park  at  the  junction  of  Cass  and  Chestnut  streets, 
but  the  work  will  be  let  in  three  sections.  The  esti- 
mated cost  of  the  land  tunnels  is  placed  at  $2  000,000. 
The  cost  of  the  intake,  crib,  pumping  stations  and 
machinery  will  bring  this  figure,  so  it  is  estimated, 
up  to  something  like  $3,500,000. 

Before  all  the  distributing  mains  are  in  and  the 
entire  improvement  is  fully  completed,  the  total  out- 
lay will  reach  $5,000,000.  The  pumping  stations  for 
the  new  service  will  be  located  at  the  extreme  outer 
ends  of  the  two  branch  tunnels.  The  crib  will  be 
placed  two  miles  out  in  the  lake  and  a  little  to  the 
northeast  of  what  is  known  as  the  Chicago  avenue 
crib, 

USEFUL  MINERAL  PRODUCTIONS. 

Some  interesting  statistics  relative  to  the  mineral 
products  of  the  United  States,  for  tne  calendar  year 
1894,  have  just  been  completed  by  the  United  States 
geo  ogical  survey.  The  total  value  of  non-metallic 
mineral  production  during  the  year  was  $305,786,343; 
while  that  of  metallic  products  was  $218,168,788,  and 
the  estimated  value  of  unspecified  mineral  products 
was  $1,000,000,  making  a  total  value  of  production, 
during  the  year  1894,  of  $524  955,131.  From  these 
statistics  the  following  items  that  are  of  special  in- 
terest to  granite  and  kindred  lines  have  been  care- 
fully gathered.  During  the  year  there  was  produced 
building  stone  to  the  value  of  137,092,102;  360,000 
barrels  of  cement  valued  at  $800,000;  1I,6S3,703  long 
tons  of  limestone  valued  at  $4,355,171;  grind-stones  to 
the  value  of  $5:3,214;  23,141  short  tons  of  soapstone 
at  a  value  of  $401,325;  oil-stones  and  ethers  unspeci- 
fied to  the  value  of  $136,873;  30,000  long  tons  of  fiint 
valued  at  $65,000;  and  mill-stones  to  the  value  of  $13,- 
887.  The  value  of  the  total  production  of  stones  of 
all  kinds  increased  from  $33,885,573  in  1893  to  $37,- 
092,102  in  1894. 


A  RAILWAY  BUILDINB  BOOM. 

Niagara  Falls,  on  both  sides  of  the  river,  is  having 
a  railway  building  boom.  The  Lthigh  Valley  Rail- 
way has  determined  to  have  an  independent  road  of 
its  own,  and  the  people  are  talking  of  the  C  P.  R. 
getting  an  entrance  to  the  Falls.  The  boom  is  main- 
ly in  electric  railways.  A  company,  of  which  Alex- 
ander Manning,  of  Toronto,  is  president,  obtained  a 
charter,  which  empowers  them  to  acquire  the  prop- 
erty and  rights  of  the  old  horse  car  line.  The  new 
company  have  power  under  their  charter  to  convert 
the  old  line  into  an  electric  system,  and  they  have 
applied  to  the  town  council  at  Niagara  Falls  for  a 
franchise.  |Some  time  ago  the  new  company,  through 
its  solicitor,  offered  a  by-iaw  to  the  council  for  adop- 
tion, which  nearly  took  the  breath  away  from  the 
town  fathers.  The  council  promptly  rejected  it,  and 
the  new  by-law  practically  confines  the  company  to 
the  streets  at  present  occupied  by  the  horse  car 
tracks,  and  gives  no  monopoly  of  the  streets.  In  the 
meantime  William  Kyle,  of  Toronto,  is  pushing  his 
project  for  an  international  belt  line  electric  railway. 
Mr.  Kvle  is  backed  by  such  capitalists  as  A.  E. 
Schoellkoff,  H.  Nielson  and  J.  M.  Brinker,  of  Nia- 
gara Falls,  so  that  the  sinews  of  war  are  assured  him, 
while  the  councils  of  Drummondville  and  Niagara 
Falls  have  passed  resolutions  urging  the  Ontario 
Government  to  grant  a  charterto  his  company.  The 
new  Niagara  Falls  and  Lewiston  Railway,  or  the 
Gorge  Railway,  as  it  is  more  likely  to  be  called,  will 
run,  when  completed,  from  Lewiston  to  the  Falls  on 
the  American  side,  down  close  to  the  foot  of  the  pre- 
cipice. Although  the  last  mile  or  so  of  the  roadbed 
has  not  been  completed,  Capt.  J.  M.  Brinker's  com- 
pany, who  are  the  promoters,  have  opened  the  road 
from  Lewiston  to  opposite  the  Whirlpool  Rapids. 
Some  six  carloads  of  people  were  present  by  invitation 
to  participate  in  the  ceremony. 


STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 


Ordinances  have  been  passed  by  the  City  Council 
for  improvements  as  follows: 

Note — Abbreviations  signify:  o,  curbing;  g,  grading;  m, 
maoadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling;  w.  s,  water  aervioe; 
awk,  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-post;  A,  drains;  wsp,  water 
supply  pipes. 

Street  From  To  Impt 

Miohigan  Olark  Wells  g  and  p 

Halsted  Lake  Miohigan  av  g  and  p 

Sangamon ....  Van  Baren..  .Lake  g  and  p 

Olga....  .....Grace  Waveland  og&  p 

Langdon  Olybonrn  ....Uhland  og&p 

Seminary  av..Eddy....    ...N'ewport  av  eg  &p 

Nineteenth.  ..Spaalding.  ,  .Turner  av  og  &  p 

Dhland  Olybonrn  ....  W  Terminus  o  f  ifep 

Graoe..   Division  Vedder  og  &  p 

Buffalo  av  84th  86th  swk 

Avenue  K  104th  105th  swk 

Butler  39th  4Cth  swk 

Hunting  av. .  .0  <fc  N  W  Ry. .  William  awk 

Fifty-sixth ....  Oottage  Grove  Lake  av  swk 

Huntingdon  ..0  M  &StP  RRJeSerson  av  swk 

Railroad  av... Hunting  av.  .Montrose  bd  swk 

Jefferson  av..O  &  N  W  R  R.Lawrence  av  swk 

Ewing  av  95th  B&ORR  swk 

Genesee  av ....  Archer  av  Slst  swk 

Indiana  blvd..Stanwood  av.  116th   svik 

Kenny  av....  69th  7l8t  ewk 

Ninety-third  . .  Anthony  av. .  Junietta  swk 

113th  Butterfield  . . .  Wentworth  swk 

St  Louis    ....16th  Douglas  bvd  swk 

Springfield  av.l'ith  R  R  tracks  ewk 

Ohamplain.  ..Barnside  95th  swk 

Crawford  av.. Madison  ....  12th   swk 

Thirtieth  Troy  ..Kedzie  av  swk 

Seventy-ninth. Railroad  av  to  Oommeroial  av,...swk 

Seventh  av...99th  100th  swk 

Seventy-fifth. .Stony  Island  ..Jeffery  av   swk 

Thirty-seventh  Ashland  Wood  swk 

Thirty-fourth  .Ashland  Wood  swk 

Barnside   av.  .Ohamplain  av.Oottage  Grove  swk 

Oregier  av . . . .  69th  to  71st  swk 

Milwaukee  av. Kedzie  av.... Belmont  av  swk 

Crawford  ....  Madison  12th  swk 

Oommeroial  av98th  102d  swk 

Thirty-seooud. Aahland  av... Paulina  swk 

Erie  av  92d  93d   swk 

Thirth-ninth. .  Stewart  av...  Halsted  swk 

Cheltenham  pl.Ooles  av  Illinois  cent  swk 

Aldine  av  . . . .  Evanston  av . .  Lake  Shore  drive  ....  swk 

Albany  av....  Douglas  bvd.Ogden  av  swk 

Wellingtor. . .  Olark  st  to  Evauston  av  swk 

Sheridan  rd. .  .Glen  Lake. .  .Indiana  boundary  ..swk 

Fiftieth  Vinoennes  av. Grand  swk 

Byron  Commercial . .  Ravenswood  Pk  swk 

Carpenter  69th  70th  swk 

Wilson  av.... Sheridan  road  to  Evanston  av  swk 

Fifty-second  . .  Halsted  to  Morgan ....   swk 

Throop  op'ng.63d  67th  swk 

Elizabeth  "..63d  67td  swk 

Ada  "  ..63d  67th  swk 

Sixty-fonrth"  .Centre  av  to  Loomis  swk 

Sixty-fifth  "  ..Centre  av  to  Loomis  swk 

Sixty-sixth  "  ..Centre  av  to  Loomis  swk 

Lexington ....  Dekalb  to  Leavitt  swk 

An  ordinance  was  passed  repealing  the  ordinance  for 
the  improvement  of  King  place  from  Blncber  to  Suult; 
same  for  water  pipe  in  Ninetieth  street  from  Eilis  avenue 
to  Harrison  street. 


Galena,  Kan. — The  citizens  voted  to  issue  $8,500  in 
bonda  to  ereot  a  school  house. 

Covington,  Ohio — Covington,  Miami  Ooonty,  has  voted 
to  issue  1^0,000  in  school  bonds. 

San  Mateo,  Cal.  —The  citizens  have  voted  to  istue 
$40,000  in  bonds  to  build  a  sewer  system. 

Rockwell,  Iowa. — The  $7,000  water  works  bonds  were 
purchased  by  W.  J.  Hayes  &  Sons  for  $7,300. 

Oakland,  Cal. — The  City  Council  passed  a  resolution 
calliug  for  a  special  election  to  be  held  on  August  31  for 
the  purpose  of  decidiag  whether  or  not  bonds  in  the  sum 
of  $100,000,  which  are  soon  to  fall  due,  shall  be  refunded. 

Kendriok,  Wash. — An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $12,000  in  bonds  for  the  oonstrnction 
of  gravity  system. 

Fulda,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  antil  September  2 
for  purchase  of  $L,000  5  par  cent  ten  years  water  works 
bonds.    Robt.  Hyalap,  Recorder. 

Wahpeton,  N.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  Ootober  8  for 
the  parohase  of  $45,000  5  per  cent  lefondine  bonda: 
il5,(i00  dae  and  payable  in  ten,  fifteen  and  twenty  years. 
Chas.  G.  Bade,  County  Auditor. 

Lesueur  Centre,  Minn. — The  Lesuear  County  Commis- 
sioners have  ordered  a  special  election  to  be  held  Septem- 
ber 2  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $30,0v.0  in  bonds  for  the 
erection  of  a  court  house. 

St.  Joseph,  Mich. — Special  assessment  paving  warrants, 
bearing  7  per  cent  interest,  are  to  be  laaaed  by  this  plaoe. 
Address  W.  T.  Bradford,  cashier  the  Commercial  State 
Bank  of  St.  Joseph,  Mich. 


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August  24,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  ATfD  BTTlLDIl^a  JOtJRTJAL. 


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RANGE  12  EAST 


R.:I3  E. 


Of  the  Township  of  Main  and  adjoining  property, 
especially  engraved  for  the  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 

Elevations  of  ground  above  Lake  Michigan  at  the 
different  depots,  as  furnished  by  the  chief  engineer 
of  the  C.  &  N.  W.  R.  R.,  are  as  follows:  Norwood 
Park  60,  Edison  Park  80,  Park  Ridge  8i,  Desplaines 
60  feefc. 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  24,  1896. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  A.  G  Lund  has  prepared  plans  for  a  store 
and  flat  building  at  943  to  945  Sixty-third  street,  for 
Oscar  E.  Engstrand  &  Co.  It  will  cover  50  by  80  feet, 
built  of  brick  and  stone,  with  modern  improvements, 
and  will  cost  about  $23,000. 

Architect  John  V.  Benes  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  flat  buildings  at  6034  to  6038  Union  avenue,  for 
Schuyler  Sigler.  They  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  built  of  stone  and  brick,  with  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  total  cost  of  about  |23,000. 

Architect  J.  T.  Fortin  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
building  to  contain  three  flats  and  one  store  at  206 
West  Fourteenth  street  for  Louis  Eppstein.  It  will 
be  four  stories  high,  25  by  60  feet,  have  Portland 
stone  front,  pine  flnish,  and  will  cost  |8,000. 

Architects  Sierks  &  Meyer  have  prepared  plans  for 
a  top  addition,  2' 2  by  92  feet,  to  a  factory  at  132  to 
146  Schiller  street  for  the  Western  Wheel  Works, 
manufacturers  of  bicycles.  It  will  be  of  brick  con- 
struction, with  composition  roof,  and  will  cost  about 
$25,000. 

Architect  S.  S.  Beman  has  prepared  plans  for  a  res- 
idence for  President  Draper  of  the  University  of  Illi- 
nois, d,t  Champaiarn.  It  will  be  three  stories  high,  50 
by  51  feet,  of  the  colonial  style  of  architecture.  The 
interior  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated  by 
steam.    It  will  cost  $15,000. 

Architect  Henry  Hildinger  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  story  and  flat  building  on  West  Twenty-second 
street,  near  California  avenue,  for  A.  Krueger.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  24  by  100 
feet,  with  front  of  stone,  Georgia  pine  flnish,  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Architect  Henry  T.  Kley  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  North  Hoyne  avenue,  near 
Evergreen  avenue,  for  Th.  Hoeft.  It  will  consist  of 
two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  27  by  70  feet,  have 
front  of  buff  Bedford  stone,  with  slate  mansard  roof, 
bard  wood  flnish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  total  cost  of  $9,500. 

Architects  Pridmore  &  Stanhope  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  building  to  contain  thirty-nine  flats  at 
Forty-flrst  street  and  Forest  avenue,  for  T.  E.  Wells. 
It  will  cover  100  by  90  feet,  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  have  stone  front,  marble  and  tile  work,  hai-d 
wood  flnish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  ccst  of  about  $i0,000. 

Architect  Charles  S.  Frost  has  designed  two  resi- 
dences to  be  erected  at  4639  and  4643  Drexel  boule- 
vard for  Harry  and  Max  Hart,  three  stories  and  base 
ment,  28  by  110  feet,  each  with  front  of  Connecticut 
brown  stone,  with  roof  of  red  tile  The  interiors 
will  be  finished  in  mahogany,  oak,  cherry  and  maple. 
Both  houses  will  cost  about  $60,000. 

Architects  Pentecost  &  Probst  have  prepared  plans 
for  an  apartment  building  on  Eluiwood  place  and 
Thirty-seventh  street,  to  occupy  63  by  67  feet,  four 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone  front  for  the 
first  story,  pressed  brick  and  stoue  above,  hard  wood 
flnish,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $30,000.  It  will  contain  twelve  apartments  of 
six  rooms  each. 

Architects  Church  &  Jobson  are  designing  ten 
houses  to  be  built  on  the  east  side  of  Woodlawn  ave- 
nue, north  of  Fifty-sixth  street.  They  will  be  two 
stories  high,  18  by  52  feet,  and  will  he  constructed  of 
stone.  The  interiors  will  be  d'vided  into  nine  rooms 
and  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood.  The  heating  ap- 
paratus is  undecided.  They  will  have  every  conve- 
nience and  will  cost  $40,000. 

Architect  Charles  H  McAfee  has  completed  plans 
for  a  large  manufacturing  building  on  West  Van 
Buren  street  near  Halsted.  for  Mr.  McMahon,  It 
will  cover  111  by  16t5  feet  s^iven  stories  and  basement 
high,  have  pressed  brick  front,  with  stone  trimmings 
interior  of  mill  construction,  two  freight  and  one 
passenger  elevator,  st>^am  heat,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  about  $70,000. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared 
plans  for  an  apartment  building  on  Indiana  avenue, 
near  Forty-thiid  street,  for  Mrs.  Ilattie  J.  Bayor 
four  stories  and  basement  high,  6*. 8  by  72  feet,  have 
a  front  of  pressed  brick,  with  stone  and  terra  cotta 
trimmings,  quarter-sawed  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $35,000.  It  will 
contain  twelve  apartments  of  six  rooms  each. 

Captain  Schuettler  will  erect  a  three-story  store 
and  flat  building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Lincoln 
avenue  and  Robey  street.  The  building  will  front  94 
feet  on  each  thoroughfare  and  will  be  constructed  of 
stone  in  the  flrst  story,  and  above  that  the  walls  will 
be  of  brick  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  two 
stores  and  six  flats  of  five  and  six  rooms  each.  It  will 
be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  steam.  1% 
will  cost  $14,000.    Niles  Buck  is  the  architect. 

George  W.  Cannon  will  build  a  fine  three-story 
residence  on  the  west  side  of  Grand  boulevard,  facing 
Bowen  avenue,  after  plans  by  Holabird  &  Roche, 
three  stories  high,  with  a  frontage  of  24  feet  and 


depth  of  74  feet.  Plenty  of  light  and  air  space  in  the 
rear.  The  front  is  to  be  of  brown  stone  and  the  roof 
of  red  Spanish  tile  In  the  interior  finish  hard  wood 
will  be  used  exclusively.  It  will  be  heated  by  eteam 
and  hot  water  and  the  cost  will  be  $25,000. 

Architect  Niels  Buck  has  designed  for  Captain 
Schuettler  a  three-story  store  and  flat  building  to  be 
erected  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Lincoln  avenue 
and  Robey  street.  The  building  will  front  94  feet  on 
each  thoroughfare  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone 
in  the  flrst  story,  and  above  that  the  walls  will  be  of 
brick.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  two  stores 
and  six  flats  of  Ave  and  six  rooms  each.  It  will  be 
flnished  in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  steam.  It  will 
cost  $14,000. 

Architects  Huehl  &  "^cbmid  have  designed  for 
Simon  Goldstein  a  two-story  store  and  flat  building, 
25  by  85  feet,  to  be  erected  at  Twenty-fifth  street  and 
Oakley  avenue.  It  will  be  constructed  of  pressed 
brick  and  stone,  with  metal  bays,  and  will  cost  $6,000. 
It  will  contain  one  store  and  four  flats.  The  same 
architect'  have  designed  for  Philip  Enrath  a  two- 
story  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  22  Gault 
place.  It  will  front  25  feet  with  a  depth  of  50.  It 
will  be  of  stone,  and  will  contain  two  six-room  flats 
It  will  cost  $6,000. 

Sidney  A.  Kent  is  now  building  a  store  and  apart- 
ment house  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Wabash  ave- 
nue and  Eighteenth  street  after  plans  by  C.  M.  Pal- 
mer. It  has  a  froutage  of  155  feet  on  Wabash  avenue 
and  172  feet  on  Eightefenth  street  and  is  four  stories 
and  basement  iu  height.  The  exterior  is  to  be  of 
light-colored  terra  cotta  and  pressed  brick,  and  it 
will  have  bay  windows  running  from  the  second  story 
to  the  top  on  the  Waba«h  avenue  and  the  Eighteenth 
street  frontage.  The  building  will  contain  thirteen 
stores,  forty-two  apartments  and  ten  offices. 

Architect  A.  G.  Ferree  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
block  of  four  houses  in  Maplewood  They  will  cover 
75  by  50  feet,  two  stories  and  basement  high,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  with  brick  bays,  oak 
and  yellow  pine  finish,  modern  improvements,  and 
will  be  stacked  for  furnace  heat.  Cost  $12  000.  He 
has  also  plans  for  two  houses  in  Auburn  Park,  for 
Mr.  Coon.  They  will  cover  40  by  50  feet,  two  stories 
and  basement  high,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fronts,  stone  porches,  oak  and  yellow  pine  flnish,  and 
modern  conveniences,  at  a  total  cost  of  $7,000, 

Architect  John  S.  Flizikowski  has  prepared  plans 
and  is  letting  contracts  for  a  flat  building  on  Thirty- 
second  and  Wall  streets,  for  John  Bielas'sky,  corner 
Wall  and  Thirty-second  streets.  It  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  23i  by  95  feet,  have 
pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings,  slate  roof, 
Georgia  pine  flnish  and  will  cost  about  $.1,000  He 
also  made  plans  for  a  flat  building  on  North  Califor- 
nia avenue  and  Jane  street  for  Joe  Ktvsorvicz.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  21  by  75  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  Georgia  pine 
finish,  and  will  cost  $7,000, 
Architect  Niels  Buck  has  planned  a  three-story 
tore  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  the  northeast 
corner  of  California  avenue  and  Congress  street,  25 
by  62  feet.  It  will  b  •  constructed  of  pressed  brick 
and  stone.  It  will  contain  a  store  and  two  flats,  and 
will  be  finished  in  hard  wood.  The  heating  is  unde- 
cided. It  will  cost  $9,000.  The  same  architect  has 
designed  for  H.  Henderson  and  for  himself  two  two- 
story  flat  buildings,  to  be  erected  in  the  Ashland  ad- 
dition to  Bavenswood.  They  will  each  te  44  by  62 
feet  and  will  have  stone  fronts  and  pressed  brick 
sides.  They  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated 
by  furnaces.   They  will  cost  $10,000  each. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  has  designed  for  Eugene 
H.  Fishburn  three  houses  to  be  built  on  Perry  street, 
near  Osgood.  They  will  be  two  stories  high  and  will 
front  22  feet  with  a  depth  of  35.  They  will  be  con- 
structed of  pressed  brick  with  stone  trimmings,  and 
will  contain  eight  rooms  finished  in  hard  wood  and 
heated  by  a  furnace.  They  will  cost  $3500  each.  The 
same  architect  has  designed  a  three-story  residence 
to  be  built  on  Rita  street,  near  Cornelia.  It  will 
front  25  feet  with  a  depth  of  57  and  will  be  con- 
structed of  stone,  the  interior  being  finished  in  hard 
wood  and  heated  by  steam.  It  will  be  equipped  with 
all  the  modern  improvements  and  will  cost  $8,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS'AND 
SECURITIES. 


Ohandler,  Okla. — Theoonnty  oommissioners  have  decided 
to  issne  and  sell  $48,000  io  ooanty  bonds. 

Frankfort,  [Mioh.— Frankfort  issued  $20,000  bonds  and 
town  does  not  kuow  how  to  raise  the  additional  money. 

Milwankee,  Wis. — Messrs.  Blake  Brothers  &  Oo.  have 
been  awarded  the  $200,000  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  5s  at  112.85. 

Detroit,  Mich. — The  Board  of  Edaoatioij  authorized  the 
issue  of  $12,000  Springwells  school  bonds.    Detroit,  P.  O. 

Pueblo,  Ool. — The  directors  of  School  District  No.  1 
have  decided  to  refund  $176,rOJ  worth  of  outstandinK 
school  bonds. 

Modesto,  Cal. — The  election  for  an  issne  of  $B5'i,000 
worth  of  bonds  for  the  Modesto  Irrigation  Oanal  resulted 
in  a  majority  for  the  issue. 

Lincoln,  III. — The  Ooanoil  passed  an  ordioanoe  provid- 
ing for  bonding  the  city  for  $6,000  to  put  in  a  reservoir, 
to  hold  1,000,0  )0  gallons,  at  the  water  works. 

Kenton,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  September  2  for 
the  purchase  of  $3,660  one  to  live  years  6  per  cent  street 
improvement  bonds.    Ernest  F.  Smith,  Oity  Olerk. 

Montesano,  Wa^h. — The  Mootesano  Oity  Council  has 
authorized  the  issuance  of  bonds  to  tane  up  bridge  and 
electric  light  warrants,  amounting  to  about  $16,000. 

Watertown,  S.  D. —  By  a  special  election  the  council  is 
authorized  to  issue  $86  000  worth  of  bonds  to  take  up  all 
outstanding  warrants,  including  $40,00^  issued  for  capital 
campaign  purposes. 

San  Antonio,  Tex. — The  First  National  Bank  of  Ohioago 
has  been  awarded  $300,000  6  per  cent  ten  to  twenty-year 
funding  bonds  at  100.95,  and  $200,000  5  per  cent  to  forty- 
year  sewer  bonds  at  102. 06U. 

Mansfield,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  September  2  for 
the  purchase  of  $24,000  6  per  cent  one  to  five  years  street 
asse.ssment  bonds.  A  certified  check  of  $500  must  accom- 
pany each  bid.    P.  M.  Remy,  Oity  Olerk. 

Oa^mer,  Wyo. — Bids  will  be  reoeiyed  for  the  purchase  of 
$23,000  water  works  bonds,  denominations  $500,  interest 
6  per  cent  per  annum,  payaole  semi-annually,  and  will 
mature  iu  thirty  years.    George  MoOalmont,  Mayor. 

Ashtabula,  Ohio. — Judge  Oanfield  rendered  a  decision  in 
the  injnoction  suit  instigated  against  the  city  in  the  Oom- 
mon  Pleas  Court  nearly  a  year  ago  to  prevent  the  issuance 
of  $12,000  electric  light  bonds  The  temporary  restraining 
order  was  dissolved,  a  permanent  injunction  lefosed,  and 
the  oity  given  permission  to  issue  the  bonds. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSUBB. 

alley's  sub.  It  is  Id  b  1  of  b  24  iu  Stoni  &  Whituey'a  sub  lu  eeo  7  38  U. 
Aug  311,  11  a  m.  TBos  Tsylor  Jr,  misLer,  lo2  Obloigo  Opers  Hoube. 
NOR. 

Davis  sub,  the  e  10  ft  of  It  2i  aod  all  It  24  la  b  10  of  the  a  V,  of  the  e  w 
•a  of  860  i8  39  14.  Sepi  3,  1  p  ui.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  LaSalle 
St.  NOB. 

Wilkin's  Hub,  Us  37,  38.  39,  40  and  41  In  b  1  and  Its  9  to  13  In  b  2  of  b  13 
of  the  d  e  ^  and  tqe  e  Vi  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  ?6  39  13.  Aufj  31, 11  a  m. 
Hlraiu  Barber,  master.  526  Opera  House  bldg.  NOR. 

Mose*  add.  Its  6  to  12  and  25  to  31  in  b  1  a  snb  of  b  6  and  the  e  y4  of  b  6 
In  EDglewood  Hill  and  George's  sub  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  eeo 
32  38  14.  Aug  31,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master.  ^  0  R. 

Bralnard's  resub.  It  23  in  b  11  of  bs  1  to  8  and  b  11  in  Cole's  sub  of  the 
e  14  of  the  n  w  J4  ex  the  s  e  !4  of  the  s  e  14  of  the  n  w  !ii  of  eeo  5  37 
14.  Aug  31,  11  a  m'  Hiram  Barber,  master.  NOR. 

Morton's  sub.  It  47  In  b  4  of  the  s  e  54  of  the  s  w  >4  of  see  24  39  13.  Aug 
28,  11  a  m.  Bdw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacomu  bldg.  NOR. 

Bogue's  2nd  add,  It  10  b  2  a  sub  of  the  8  e  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  n  e  !4 
of  see  9  38  It;  also  It  8  b  2  of  White's  sub  of  pt  of  the  a  e  M,  of  sec  » 
38  14.  Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Martha  H  Stocfea,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Vanden  Berg's  snb.  Its  t\  and  22  of  pt  of  It  64  in  sec  16  37  14.  Sept  8,  11 
a  m.  Leonard  Vanden  Berg,  admtr.  Li  N. 


Wisconsin  Resorts. 


Phoenix,  Ariz. — Bids  will  be  received  until  August  26 
for  the  purchase  of  $365,000  5  per  cent  Territorial  funding 
bonds.  The  bonds  are  to  run  lifty  years,  payable  at  the 
option  of  the  territory  after  twenty  years.  P.  J.  Cole, 
Treasurer. 

OantoQ,  Ohio. — Ooanoil  awarded  $50,000  5  per  cent 
refundine:  bonds  to  Scorrs  &  Smith  at  $3,805  premium  and 
accrued  interest.  The  prinoipil  of  these  bonds  will  mature 
yearly  at  the  rate  of  $5,i  00  from  th/ee  to  twelve  yars 
from  date  of  issue.  The  bonds  are  payable  at  the  banking 
house  of  Kountze  Bros.,  New  York. 

Verndale,  Minn. — Bids  wanted  for  Verndale  school  bond 
of  $6,000;  matures  in  ten  years.  Interest  6  per  cent; 
payable  annually.  Write,  Wadena  Oounty  Bank,  Verndale, 
Minn. 


Excarslon  tickets  are  now  on  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  Burlington,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee,, 
Pewaukes,  Hartland,  Nashotah,  Ooonomowoc,  Kilbourn,  Sparta,. 
St.  Paul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minnetonka,  Tomahawk,  Minocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wieconfln,  Minnesota,, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made> 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  each  week  to  Wisconsin  Resorts.. 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  office, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal,  Adams  audi 
Madison  streets. 

Galorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M  1,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal,  Chicaga 


August  24,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


807 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Aug.  22,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  tl.OOO   319  $1,733.S9H 

Oity,  under  $1,000   Ill  64,116 

County  141  2S5,740 


Total   671 


I2,103,»14 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 


week  ending  Aug.  23,  1894. 

Hales. 

Olty,  over  11,000   286 

Olty,  under  1,000   133 

I  onnty   102 

Total   521 


Amount. 
11,399,328 
97,79S 
280,350 


11,777,171 

Aberdeen  8%  32.5  ft  s  of  6?d,  e  f  25x124%; 
Jnly  30,  D  Stern  to  L  Ullrich  |7,500 

Adams  at,  200%  f  t  e  of  S  45th  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Ang  6.  T  F  Robinson  to  R  Carpen- 
ter 15,200 

Ann  et,  130ftscf  Lake,  e  f  25s88;  An,< 
19,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  E  G  Goodridge 
 |2,240 

Anthony  av,  192  ft  s  e  of  South  Park,  s  w 
t  26x125;  Ang  16,  L  P  Schneider  to  H 
M  Robinson  S4,500 

Arlington  pi,  125  ft  e  of  N  Olark  st,  s  f 
521^x77;  Aag  16,  J  R  Lindgren  to  T  L 
Chapman  $12,501 

Armoor  av,  146  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  t  60x171, 
ond  %  if';  Aug  10,  J  B  Garner  to  L 
Enelow  $1,500 

Armour  av,  77  ft  a  of  W  57th  pi.  w  f  26x 
99;  Feb  26.  M  E  Sqnire  to  J  P  Bowen 
 $2,900 

Arteaian  av,  s  w  oor  Ohio  st,  e  f  25xl26J^; 
Aug  17,  M  Carmela  to  R  Binger..  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  100  ft  a  of  Diversey,  e  f  25x 
124;  Aag  2.  C  N  Strotz  to  W  J  Lnkens 
   $1,300 

Ashland  av,  n  e  oor  Meliose  st,  vr  f  25x 
110;  Aug  13.  J  Baldt  to  Q  Prank. .  .$1.7no 

Aogasta  st,  322  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
26x124,  and  other  ppty;  Jnly  10.  F  Ka- 
bioki  to  P  Kaliah  $5  000 

Aagnsta  st,  176  ft  w  of  N  42d  av,  s  f  50x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  1.  M  D  Birge 
to  P  H  Sheridan  » 1,000 

Avenue  N,  326  ft  a  of  97th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Jnly  20.  A  Finn  to  H  Rosem  inn . .  .  #2  5  )0 

Avers  av,  560  ft  s  of  19th  st,  w  f  2.ixll6; 
Ang  32,  J  Fendl  to  M  Drexler  $6,000 

Avondale  av,  n  w  cor  Addison  st,  n  e  f 
100x125,  more  or  less;  Ang  14.  M  E 
Lonoks  to  J  vV  Odemns  $1,150 

Belmont  av,  108  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  s  f 
24x123;  Ang  17,  Mast  in  <Ihy  to  ^4 
Kunkel   $3,222 

Belmont  av,  200  ft  w  of  Hoyne  st,  n  f  26 
■s.l-i5;  Jnly  30.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  O  H  E 
Sohram  ,  .$2.00) 

Bine  I^land  av,  68  ft  n  e  of  Polk  at,  e  f  20 
ft  to  alley;  Mar  23  Mast  in  Ohy  to 
Mechanics  Traders  S  L  and  B  As3n,f5,(i'.  0 

Boldenweok  st,  73  f t  w  of  W  42d,  n  f  48x 
124  88-100;  Ang  17.  H  O  Skollerod  to  W 
P  NieUen  $1,600 

Byron  st,  180  ft  w  of  Hahted,  s  f  20x 
1221^;  Jan  17.  M  H  Crosby  to  N  E 
Strong  $9,000 

Byron  st,  2(  0  ft  w  of  Halsted,  s  f  I'Ox 
122)^;  Jan  17.  Same  to  same   $9,000 

Byron  st,  40  ft  e  of  Premonl,  s  f  3  'xl22; 
Aug  6.  M  Schick  to  L  L  Knight. .  .$2,900 

California  av,  87  ft  a  of  Fnlton  st,  e  f  25x 
166;  Ang  19  J  Reed  to  .M  B  Raed  .$i,'ioo 

California  av,  24i^  ft  s  of  Couftland  st,  w 
f  24x126,  Ang  17.  Mast  in  t  hy  to 
Webater  SaTgs  L  &  B  Asan  $1,996 

California  av,  60  ft  n  of  38:hpl,  wf2  >x 
126;  Aog  16.  S  Fourneir  to  E  Oot8.$2.35C 

California  av,  1:^5  ft  s  of  Cortez  st,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  2.  P  Paetzel  to  P  W  Bnrke 
 $2,860 

Calumet  av,  112  ft  n  of  33d  st,  w  f  20x125; 
more  or  less;  July  23.  L  Baker  to  S 
Uealy   »8,000 

Calnmet  av,  126  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x111; 
Aug  19  J  A  Hoffman  to  H  G  Heintz 
 $3,876 

Campbell  av,  175  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
25x125;  Ang  20.  O  0  Pederson  to  A 
Robertson   $2,000 

Carpenter  at,  325  ft  s  of  56th,  e  f  26x124; 
Ang  17,  V  D  Perkins  to  F  A  Bergatrom 
 $1,000 

Carpenter  at,  172  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25x124 
7-10;  Ang  16.  H  M  Robinson  to  1.  P 
Schneider  $4,500 

Center  av,  164  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Dec  1,'94.  J  E  Wink  to  S  Chi8holm.$2.200 

Central  Park  av,  375  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  76 
xl26;  Ang  19.  J  Scithren  to  J  Eklnnd 


 $1,600 

Chase  av,  138  f  t  e  of  N  Olark  st,  n  f  50 
xloO;  May  13.  L  P  Rice  to  E  K  Wanner 
 $3,800 

Chestrnt  st,  197  ft  s  of  Diversey  av,  e  f 
60x125,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  19.  PP 
Smith  to  0  Crawford  $1,500 

Chicago  av,  180  ft  e  of  Washtenaw,  n  f  25 
xl?2;  Jnly  9.  H  E  Brown  to  J  G  Peaae 
 $1,500 

Chicago  av,  25  ft  w  of  Hamlin,  s  f  48x125; 
Ang  16.  P  Alsip  et  al  to  F  Rngen. .  $1,575 

Claremont  av,  179  ft  n  of  Division  st,  w  f 
24x125;  July  19.  Est  of  G  Wataou  to  A  J 
Ostergonrd   $1,100 

Olark  st  N,  s  e  oor  Roslya  pi,  w  f  86x9i; 
Ang  14.  F  L  Chapman  to  H  A  Haagan 
 $26,"00 

Colorado  av,  s  e  cor  Kedzie,  n  f  37  7-lOx 
125;  Aug  17.  H  Parker  to  V  Hofmann 
 $10,o00 

Congress  st,  103  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  22x 
TS}4t  Ang  5.  M  Bourke  to  H  Benze 
 .$7  OJO 

Oonstanoe  av,  172  ft  n  of  84th  st,  w  f  25x 
125>^;  Ang  8.  E  W  Lind  to  F  Houston 
 $1,400 

Cortez  st,  26  ft  w  of  Spanldiog  av,  n  f  24 
xl50;  4ng  11.  A  FreytagtoR  Graoey 
 $2,250 

Cregier  av,  76  ft  n  of  7l8t  at,  e  f  25x162; 
July  26.  G  W  Lee  Jr  to  P  J  Sohmitt 
  $5,000 

Dearborn  st,  77  ft  n  of  W  57th  pi,  e  f  25x 
99;  Aug  16.  J  G  Hillman  and  heirs  to  S 
L  Gray  $2,800 

Dearborn  st,  418  ft  a  of  53d,  e  f  36x65  210; 
Aug  16.  M  L  Sauford  to  E  L  Hamble- 
ton   ..$1,60T 

De  Koven  at,  108  ft  e  of  Clinton,  n  f  5Ux 
108,  und  28-150  int,  and  other  ppty; 
Sep  26, '94.  N  Donovan  et  al,  by  guard- 
ian to  E  Gleaaon  $3,0(0 

Delaware  pi,  260  ft  e  of  Lincoln  Park 
blvd,  n  f  601^x148  65-lCO;  Jnly  8.  Mast 
in  Ohy  to  M  F  Schmidt  $8,426 

Delaware  pi.  same  ppty;  Aug  1.  M  F 
Schmidt  to  K  R  Smoot  $9,466 

Diversey  av,  108  ft  e  of  Mozart  st  s  f  50x 
125;  Aug  21.  O  L  Albert  to  E  Monthan 
   $11,200 

Division  st,  98  f t  e  of  Wood,  n  '  25x125, 
ex  pt;  Jan  11.  E  Kisohel  to  M  Hager 
 $12,500 

Division  at,  149  ft  w  of  Cleaver,  n  f  25x 
125;  Aug  15.  J  S  Kotnicki  to  F  A  Stauber 
 $8,00  1 

Division  at,  a  w  oor  Currier,  n  f  121  xl50, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  21.  James  D  Borris 
to  Valentine  Hofman  $43,000 

Douglas  blvd,  75  ft  e  of  Sawyer  av,  s  f  25 
xl67  7-10;  Jnly  lo-  E  A  Onmminga  to 
F  J  Trimble  $1,565 

Douglas  blvd,  65  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f  25 
xl67  7-10;  Jnly  10.  E  A  Cummings  to  P 
M  Mnrphy  $1,555 

Drexel  av,  96  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Ang  16.  O  Lnebke  to  0  0  Calvin  ..  $6,500 

Drexel  av,  n  e  oor  64th  at,  w  f  66x108.9; 
Aug  14.  M  Yarlott  to  M  J  Daube.  $3'!,000 

Drexel  blvd,  n  e  oor  42d  st,  w  f  225x200. 
mure  or  less;  Aug  21,  Maat  in  Ohy  to  0 
Purst  '$71,708 

East  Ravenawood  Park,  82  ft  a  of  Bal- 
moral av,  w  f  60x127;  Ang  17,  G  W 
A'oltman  to  H  Bassler  $3,000 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
n  f  24x125;  Jnly  16.  J  Walz  to  Met  W  S 
Ele  R  R  $5,250 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
n  f  24x125;  July  10.  A  Masek  to  H  Benze 
 $6,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paclina,  n  f 
24x125;  Ang  15,  F  Rapata  to  H  Benze 
 $5,300 

Eightieth  st,  a  w  oor  Parnell  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Apr  24.  8  Hewitt  to  S  J  Print,$  1,000 

Eighty-eighth  st,  n  e  oor  St  Lawrence  av, 
a  f  25x126;  Aug  1.  L  E  Orandall  to  V 
Piorucoine  $1,000 

Ellerton  av,  13  i  ft  w  of  Dixon,  s  f  50x150; 
Ang  9.  T  Guar  and  T  Co  0  to  E  W  Shaw 
   $1,250 

Eltis  av,  265  ft  s  of  79th  st,  e  f  100x125; 
Jnly  18,  E  Lundergreen  to  A  T  Marix 
 $1,000 

Ellia  av,  491  ft  a  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x126;  Jjily 
6.  J  Hecht  to  T  Newell  $1,600 

Ellis  av,  516  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jnly  6.  Same  lo  A  Bush  $1,500 

Elizabeth  ay,  141  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  200x 
126;  May  31.  J  R  Onmmings  to  J  I 
Pearoe  Jr  $8,(  00 

Elizabeth  av,  216  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  40x 
126;  May  31,  H  R  Pebbles  to  same.$l,5.0 

Emerald  av,  274  ft  s  of  51st  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Ang  8.  E  Stanton  to  J  fl  Rnsoo 


 $2,100 

Emerald  av,  n  w  oor  Root  at,  e  f  125x 
116%,  und  }4  int;  July  23.  W  S  Peek  et 
al  to  E  E  Baker  $5,000 

Emerald  av,  115  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  40x 
\25}4;  May  31.  J  A  Brigham  to  O  H 
Seiple  $13,500 

Emerald  av,  96  ft  n  of  38th  st.  w  f  24x 
123.7;  Ang  20.  M  Bevana  tc  D  Gleaaon 
  $1,500 

Emerald  av,  eame  ppty;  Aug  20.  D  Glea- 
aon to  M  Bevans  $1,500 

Emerson  av,  144  ft  w  of  Wood  st,  u  f  24x 
100;  Ang  13,  H  Onlver  to  8  EUeason 
 $1,500 

Enfield  av,  243  ft  s  of  Ellerton,  w  f  5nx 
158;  Jnly  22,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  L  Decker 
 $1,000 

Enfield  av,  s  w  oor  Ellerton,  e  f  ?0fixl58, 
more  or  less;  June  1.  Title  G  &  T  Oo  ts 
O  D  Aeppli  $2„500 

Enfield  av,  79  ft  n  of  Prescott,  w  f  1'  Ox 
158;  Jnly  .SO.  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  J  B 
Cable     $2,000 

Erie  at,  280  ft  e  of  N  48th  av,  a  f  25x120; 
Aug  17,  E  Gasqnoine  to  E  E  Bishop 
 $1,3C0 

Escanaba  av,  55  ft  n  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x 
138-/2;  Ang  14.  J  Onnnea  to  A  Fitzgib- 
bona  $2,500 

Exchange  av,  155  ft  n  of  90th  st,  w  f  25x 
13»%;  4ug  7,  0  &  O  0  &  D  Co  to  A 
Dainton  $1,400 

Farragut  av,  99  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  a  f  60x 
124  9-10;  Ang  8,  J  W  Ries  to  E  Rudolph 
 $1,200 

Farwell  av,  516  ft  e  of  Shiridan  drive,  n  f 
50x176  7  10;  Jnly  25.  L  A  Smithwick  to 
H  O  Classen    $2,500 

Fifteenth  st  W.  144  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f  24 
xl24;  June  7.  H  G  Peter  to  0  L  Sohaar 
 $3,700 

Fifteenth  st  W,  43  ft  w  ot  Paulina,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Aug  15.  G  Weber  to  M  Bentner 
 $2,000 

Fifty  first  ct  N,  2(10  ft  n  of  Washington  st, 
e  t  25x125;  Ang  1,  J  Alloway  to  W  AUo- 
way   $1,000 

Fifty-third  ot  N,  cor  Belden  av,  w  f  50x 
^26;  Aug  16,  A  Huger  to  M  Huger.*2.500 

Fifty-third,  st,  210  ft  e  of  Armour  av,  n  f 
65.2x56;  Ang  15.  ML  Sanford  to  N  A 
Mayer  $5,100 

Fifty-fourth  st,  n  w  oor  Monroe  av,  a  f  46 
x84;  Jnly  23.  A  T  Drentzer  et  al  to  O  D 
Smith   $25,000 

Fifty-fonrth  st,  bet  Halsted  at  and  Union 
av,  s  f  16.67x125;  June  22.  J  B  Garner 
et  al  to  G  W  Byle  $4,500 

Fifty-fourth  st,  bet  Halsted  st  and  Union 
av,  n  f  16%xl25;  Jane  24.  J  B  Garner 
et  al  to  J  M  Oakes    $5,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  263  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
16^x125;  July  30.  E  N  Parson  to  J  B 
Garner  et  al   $5,600 

Fifty-fourth  st,  same  ppty;  Jnly  31,  J  B 
Garner  et  al  to  R  B  Thompson  . . .  .$5,5(0 

Fifty-fourth  st,  sams  ppty;  Aug  15.  R  B 
Thompson  to  R  F  Burton  $5,500 

Fifty-eighth  st  W,  n  w  cor  N  6tth,  e  f  42t 
xl33,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  16.  M  A 
Vesey  to  R  F  Bnllen  $9,0  iO 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  150  ft  w  of  Lawndale 
av,  n  f  50x125;  Mar  19.  Maat  in  Ohy  to 
Meohanioa  Triidera'  Savings,  Loan  & 
BnildiLg  Asan  $2,200 

Flournoy  at,  177  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Sep  21,'94.  P  Vanwagenen  to  O  T 
Anderson    $1,000 

Flournoy  st,  75  ft  w  of  Springfield  av,  a  f 
25x96;  Aug  19.  A  Crowley  et  al  to  A 
Laner  $3,900 

Forty-first  ot  N,  100  ft  n  of  Berteau  av,  e 
f  50x1731^;  Aug  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Oak 
Park  Building  and  Loan  Asan  $2,606 

Forty-fifth  ot  S,  62  ft  n  of  Lexington  st,  e 
f  100x125,  and  other  ppty;  July  26.  J  J 
Rose  to  Title  Guarantee  &  Trust  Oo 
 $3,400 

Forty  fifth  ot  S,  191  f t  s  of  Harrison  st, 
e  t  100x125;  July  27.  J  Eadish  to  same 
 $2,700 

Forty-fifth  ct  8,  162  ft  n  of  Lexington  st, 
e  f  100x125;  July  12.  O  D  Bradley  to 
same  $2,700 

Forty-fifth  ot  8,  n  w  oor  Lexington  st,  e  f 
62x125;  Jnly  26.  J  J  Rose  to  aame. $2,790 

Forty-fifth  at,  182  ft  w  of  Ellis  av,  u  f  19)^ 
x208i^;  Aug  19.  0  W  Schooner  to  0  F 
Spiegel  $6,000 

Forty-seventh  pi  W,  198  ft  e  of  Halsted 

•  st,  a  f  24x126;  Aug  14.  T  Vanghan  to  M 
Lytoh  $3,300 

Forty-seventh  at,  48  ft  e  of  Tracy  av,  n  f 
24x106;  July  2.  Eat  of  D  J  Harriaon  et 
al  to  E  M  Baldwin  $3,000 

Forty-aeventh  st,  49  ft  w  of  Elizabeth,  n  f 


24x126;  July  9,  A  Tholen  to  M  Haabrich 
 $1,950 

Forty-seventh  st,  25  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  a 
f  25x100;  Aag  14.  A  Hunerbein  to 
Keeley  Brewing  Co  $1,760 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  n 
f  24x124;  Jnly  16.0  Lawrenzto  H  Benze 
 $3,10.) 

Ponrteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
n  f  25x124;  Aug  C.  W  Baner  to  U  Benzj 
 $2  676 

Franoisco  av,  300  ft  a  of  C.onrtland  at,  w  f 
25x110;  Jane  25.  Eat  of  0  M  Mathiesou 
to  J  Anderson  $2  2  5 

Fremont  st,  250  ft  n  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f 
22x1241^;  Apr  12,'93.  S  W  Oonnell  to  J 
Olaen  $1,760 

Fry  st,  264  ft  e  of  Chase,  s  f  24x122;  Ang 
14.  Heirs  of  J  Peters  to  J  Jaoobaon.$l  800 

Fnllerton  bv,  73  ft  e  of  Campbell,  a  f  48x 
140,  more  or  less,  nnd  34  int;  Feb  27, 
'94  P  W   Page  to  O  D  Page  et  al.  .$1,800 

Fnlton  st,  170  ft  w  of  St  John  ot,  n  f  27x 
188  3-10;  Jnly  23.  O  J  Carpenter  i) 
Thompson  Phosphate  Co  $4,100 

Gary  pi,  125  ft  w  of  Pine  Grove  av,  a  f  25 
xl20.  Ang  13,  J  Booth  to  W  Schick  $2,626 

Green  at,  98  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  3!'xl24.69; 
Aug  17,  J  R  Young  tj  B  Welty  $5,700 

Gieen  st,  75  ft  a  of  73d,  e  f  25x124^;  Aug 
20,  Maat  in  Ohy  lo  Equitable  L  &  B 
Aesa  $2,860 

Green  at,  85  ft  a  of  56th,  e  f  37x124,68; 
Jnly  3,  L  R  Johnson  to  H  McOormiok 

 i,.'.oa 

Greenwich  at,  170  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x 
IJO;  July  15.  Y  Ola-k  to  A  Sieg  ...$3,000 

Grove  ot,  186  ft  w  of  Larrabee  st,  s  f  24x 
100;  Aog  17.  F  B  Sommer  to  W  A  Rapp 
 $4,0(  0 

Grove  ot,  same  ppty;  Ang  17.  W  A  Rapp 
to  M  Sommer  $4,300 

Halsted  st,  s  w  oor  Garfield  av,  e  f  25x125; 
Ang  15.  W  J  Voltmer  Jr  to  W  Voltmer 
 $  8,000 

Halsted  at,  250  ft  a  of  89th,  w  f  26x125}^; 
Ang  12.  J  Kenny  to  T  A  Kenny  ..$l,o00 

Halsted  st,  s  e  oor  3(ilh,  w  f  25x128;  Ang 
19.  Mast  ia  Ohy  to  Wacker  &  Birk 
Brewing  Company   $11,829 

Hahted  st,  107  ft  s  of  51st  pi,  e  f  26x125; 
Aug  19.  J  P  Oook  to  A  Oook  ...$5,('0  I 

Halsted  st,  I'l  ft  a  of  Bunker,  w  f  40x112; 
Ang  20.  O  E  Ebert  to  A  M  Bbert.  .$2.H00 

Halsted  st,  98  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  25xl22j^; 
Jane  18.  N  Pehraon  to  O  Larson .  .$1,875 

Halsted  st,  144  ft  a  of  Cornelia  av,  w  f  72 
xl20;  Aug  5.  E  W  Bronielon  to  F  R 
Warner   $4,5  :0 

Hamlin  av,  n  w  oor  Iowa  at,  e  f  99x126; 
Aug  13.  T  1j  Hanaon  to  Catholic  Biahop 
of  Chicago  $2,700 

Hancock  av,  221  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  26x 
177;  Aug  19.  L  Buelow  to  E  Ferri8.$2,5i  0 

Hermitage  av,  175  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f 
25x130;  July  25.  Est  of  A  Waymar  to  P 
Waymar  $1,101 

Herndon  st,  24  ft  n  of  School,  w  f  24x125; 
Ang  1.  R  8  Elder  to  K  Richard3on.$3,800 

Hirpoh  st,  25  ft  w  of  Talman  av,  s  f  25x 
86;  Aog  — .  J  B  Keund  to  J  Sathren 
  $2,400 

Hoyne  av,  165  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  24x126; 
Aug  19,  W  A  Barge  to  H  Freitag . ,  $1,(.00 

Hoyne  st,  48  ft  s  of  Homer,  w  f  24x100; 
Mar  15.  A  0  Maynard  to  H  F  Swanson 
 $1,96  ) 

Humboldt  et,  25  ft  8  of  44th,  w  f  50x126; 
Aug  iO.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Eqnitable  L  & 
B  Asan   $1,485 

Huron  st,  1S9  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  24 
xl  :i4 ;  Ang  16.  0  Steinbreoher  to  K  Keotz 
 $8,'i00 

Indiana  av,  192  ft  a  of  6l8t  st,  w  f  50x171; 
Ang  2.  0  J  Moore  to  A  P  Dafoe  $5,000 

Irving  av,  175  ft  a  of  LeMoyne  at,  w  f  25x 
124;  Ang  12,  R  Jorgenaen  to  M  J  Howe8 
 $6,500 

Irving  Park  av,  334  ft  e  of  Humboldt  at, 
n  f  333.96x663,96;  Ang  14,  P  Kaehler  to 
O  R  Stave  $10,500 

Irving  Park  av,  a  e  oor  Humboldt,  n  f  334 
x663;  June  28.  J  L  Stockton  et  al  to  0 
R  Stave    $12,f,0) 

Itving  Park  av,  a  e  oor  W  49th  st,  n  f  75x 
123;  Jnly  29.  G  F  Koster  to  C  L  Steen 
 $2,51  0 

Jackson  at,  75  ft  e  of  Uoman  av,  s  f  26x 
142;  Aug  15.  J  W  Van  Berachot  to  C 
Roth  $3,500 

Jaokaoti  st,  198  ft  w  of  Center  av,  a  f  60x 
120;  Aug  8.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  New  Hamp- 
shire Savings  Bank  $7,906 

Jackaon  st,  250  ft  w  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  26x 
121  7-10;  Aug  14.  0  Trim  to  D  A  Morris 
 $1,876 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  24  1895. 


Where  S^hall  ive  so  tlils  Summer? 


We  can  answer  the  luqniry. 

A  oouplete  list  ofjthe  best  and  most  economical 
Sammer  Resorts  not  too  far  from  Ohicaso  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  bf  calline  person- 
ally  at  Oity  Ticket  Office  of  >he  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paal  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  Buildine 
No.  96  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  0.  N.  Sontber,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
-»■•  Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identilled 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  marnfaoturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
olays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exolu- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  materiel  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfaotarers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
dooed  to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
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809 


r  (Ooatinued  from  page  807.) 

Jan  Hq88  av,  200  ft  n  of  54ih  st,  w  f  75x 
126;  Jaly  23.  J  Rehoe  to  A.  A  Alexander 
 $1,100 

Kimbark  av,  225  ft  s  of  66th  at,  e  f  2f>x 
165;  Nov  30,'94.  G  Dameier  to  B  T 
Bayley  $13,100 

Laflin  st,  336  ft  s  of  34th,  e  f  336x  1 23  7-10, 
and  5  12  iot.^nd  other  ppty;  Aag  16. 
Est  of  a  0  Oampbell  et  al  to  Illinois 
Steel  Od  $3,260 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  802,  30x116;  Aag 
l.i.  M  A  Vesev  to  R  J!"  Ballen  $18,000 

Laugley  av.  216ftsof  G5th  st.  w  f  24x 
122;  Aa({  13.  E  Everton  to  J  F  Nixon 
 $1,200 

Langley  av,  192  ft  s  of  65th  et,  w  f  24x 
122;  Aag  15.  Same  to  A  Lang  $1,200 

Lawndale  av,  129  ft  n  of  W  19th  st,  w  f 
24x125;  Ang  7.  B  Qoetzler  to  J  M  Hubka 
 $4,8no 

Lawndale  av,  75  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  25x125; 
.Vlar  19.  Mast  in  Ohv  to  Meohanios 
Traders'  Saving^,  Loan  &  Bailding  Assn 
 $1,350 

Leavitt  st.,  275  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25x124; 
Aag  20.  L  Vender  Leok  to  A  Off.. $2,000 

Lexington  st,  250  ft  w  of  S  4Cth  av,  s  f  25 
xltl;  Aag  11.  E  T  Noonan  to  M  I  De- 
laney  $1,000 

Lexington  st,  108  ft  w  of  8  40th  av,  n  f 
25x1^5;  Aag  14.  E  Oonway  to  T  E 
Kearns  ,  $1,0D0 

Lexington  st,  25  f  t  e  of  8  46th  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Ang  7.  J  J  Rose  to  Title  Qaaran- 
tee  &  Trust  Oo    $1,000 

Lincoln  av,  100  ft  n  of  Melrose  st,  e  f  25 
ft  thro  to  Melrose  st,  July  12.  A  F 
Keeney  to  Q  Qoetzke   $4,550 

Linooln  av,  bet  Sedgwick  and  Lonergan 
st?,  n  6  f  29  ft  to  alley,  Aag  16.  Ar 
Brewer  to  E  M  Silver   $7,5i  0 

Lincoln  st,  344  ft  s  of  Taylor,  e  f  25xlOU; 
Ang  16.  K  Klotz  to  0  Steinbreoher. $8,000 

Lincoln  st,  n  w  cor  5  ith,  e  f  48x124;  Aag 

19.  J  Hellweg  to  F  M  Hellweg  ...$8,000 
Loomis  st,  25i  ft  n  of  6l9t,  w  f  25xl24i^; 

Ang  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Equitable  L  <fc  I 

Assn  $1,800 

Lots  1  and  2  blk  4  33  40  13;  Joly  24.  A 

Unger  to  0  J  Belenski   $2,700 

Lowe  av,  198  ft  s  of  38th  st,  e  f  50x125; 

Ang  13.  W  McLeod  to  M  Goetzinger 

 $7,500 

Lowe  av,  275  ft  s  of  26th  st:  e  f  25x125; 

Aag  21.  G  P  Drneck  to  I  L  Cole.. $3,000 
Lowe  av,  222  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  '^4x125; 

Aag  16.  A  Orane  to  J  Schattler  $1,050 

Lowe  av,  175  ft  n  of  9ilth  st,  w  f  25xl25j^; 

Angl.  J  T  Oolvin  to  Girard  B  S  L  Assn 

 $1,450 

Lowe  st,  93  ft  n  of  71st,  e  f  76x125;  Aug 

20.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Equitable  L  <fc  B 
Assn  $8,793 

Loebeck  st,  116  ft  w  of  Robey,  b  f  23x100; 
Aug  21.  I  Opaaka  to  the  Parish  of  All 
Saints  $1,650 

Laela  av,  198  ft  n  of  74th  st,  w  f  333^x 
124^;  Ang  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Equit- 
able L  &  I  Assn  $2,500 

Madison  st,  99  ft  e  of  Campbell  av.  n  f  26 
xl21  9-10,  and  %  int;  Aug  19.  E  Jen- 
nings to  A  Longstreet  $6,000 

Maplewood  av,  2b  ft  s  of  Hirsoh  st,  w  f 
£5x126;  Aug  17.  H  Alberg  to  A  O  An- 
derson  ,,.$1,800 

Maplewood  av,  s  e  cor  Frankfort  st,  w  f 
19x110;  May  20.  L  M  Larson  to  H 
Curtis   $4,000 

Maplewood  av,  275  ft  s  of  Hirsch  st,  w  f 
211^x126;  Aug  21.  M  Bauro  to  M  Ander- 
son $1,900 

Maplewood  av,  275  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f 
25x126;  Ang  17.  A  0  Anderson  to  F  J 
Lamley  $7,500 

Maplewood  av,  73  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  e  f 
26x126;  Aug  22.  F  Tynich  to  H  Tynich 

 $9,600 

Marquette  av,  180  ft  s  of  87th  st,  e  f  25x 
138}^;  June  7.  J  Scherer  to  Fred  Miller 
Brg  Oo  $12  )0 

May  st,  147  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25x124;  June 
21.  F  G  Reynolds  to  0  M  Reynolds. $3, 500 

Michigan  av,  66  ft  n  of  113th  st,  e  f  26x 
116;  Aug  20.  0  Jensen  to  N  Jen8en.$3,500 

Michigan  av,  100  ft  n  of  57th  st,  e  f  25x 
161^;  Aug  12.  E  Sohell  to  U  Bonrke 
 $9,000 

Milwaukee  av,  512  ft  s  e  of  Oornelia  ot  n 
e  f  24x105;  Ang  16.  J  Peters  to  8  Offen- 
bach $4,000 

Milwaukee  av,  536  ft  s  e  of  Oornelia  ot,  n 
e  f  24x125;  Aug  16.  Sane  to  same.. $8,000 

Mohawk  st,  160  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  Oly- 
bourn  av,  w  f  30x127;  Aug  20.  A  Off  to 
L  Von  der  Leok   $2,600 

Mohawk  st,  same  ppty;  Aug  20.  L  Von  der 


Leek  to  a  M  Brown  $2,600 

Monroe  st,  75  ft  e  of  Spaalding  av,  n  f  25 
xl07>^;  July  22.  W  J  Lester  to  J  R 

Bowes  .*$3,500 

Montrose  blvd,  275  ft  w  ot  Campbell  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Aug  14.  A  8  Terrill  to  B 

Barthel   $1,300 

Morgan  st,  u  e  cor  54th,  w  f  50x120;  Aug 

It.  M  Lynch  to  T  Vanghan  $4,700 

Mozart  st,  229  ft  s  ot  Division,  e  t  25x 
1251^;  Aug  19.  W  Pnhlmann  to  L  Pabst 

  $1,800 

Muskegon  av,  n  w  cor  78th  st,  e  f  97x167; 
Aug  20.  Est  of   A   J   Sullivan   to  A 

Sullivan  $2,500 

Newport  av,  191  ft  e  of  Seminary,  s  f  25x 
125;  Aug  14.  J  M  Taylor  to  H  V  Oppen 

 $3,5(  0 

Noble  av,  s  w  cor  Woloott  st,  n  f  27  8-lOx 
125;  July  1.  8  Brown  Jr  to  0  Hapfell 

  $1  175 

North  av,  s  w  cor  Ridgeway,  n  f  48x136; 

June  29.  e  Keeney  to  P  E  Bode ..  .$4,000 
North  av,  same  ppty;  Julv  30.  C  M  Bode 

to  E  Graeff  '  $3,750 

Oakdale  av,  59  ft  e  of  Wolcott  st.  b  f  25x 
126;  Ang   I.  W  Deering  to  F  S  Oanda 

 $2,100 

Oakley  av,  22  ft  n  of  34th  st,  w  f  23%s 
125^;  Aug  6.  Q  J  Fraser  to  0  H  Mar 

shall  $4  5  10 

Ogden  blvd,  125  ft  n  e  of  Lpaaldiog  av,  s 
e  f  25x125;  July  10,  B  A  Cummings  to 

W  Carroll  ,  $1,510 

One  tinodred  and  Ninth  st,  263  ft  w  ot 
State,  s  f  50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Aag 
15.  L  Nabling  to  J  Vaopersohot. . .  *3,5(  0 
One  Handred  and  Thirteenth  pi,  108  ft  e 
of  State  st,  8  f  27x124;  Ang  14.  0  A 

Sandstrom  to  N  P  Anderson  $1,800 

One  Handred  and  Nineteenth  st,  56  ft  e 
of  Union  av^  n  f  25x106,  and  other  ppty; 
July  16.  Amer  T  4;  8  Bank  to    B  W 

Pomier  $2,500 

Oaborn  st,  24  ft  8  of  Ohio,  e  f  23x79;  Apr 

2-6.  J  M  Daffey  to  M  Foley  $  i  300 

Park  av,  127  ft  w  of  8  4l8t,  s  f  24x120; 

Aag  14.  E  Warren  to  J  Reitz  $1,725 

Park  av,  524  ft  w  of  Oampbell,  n  f  128^ 
x995^;  Aag  21.  Ellen  0  Ttiomas  to  John 

BOvormeyer  $35,0(0 

Park  pi,  615  ft  w  of  Prospect  av,  n  f  I50x 
131.9;  June  6.  0  Brnae  to  C  M  Bode 

 $4,000 

Parkway  and  blvd,  5l8t  st,  173  ft  w  ot 
Drexel  av,  n  f  Iu0xl44;  Aug  16.  H  R 

McKindly  to  N  Brosseao  $25,000 

Parkway  and  blvd,  5l8t  at,  same  ppty; 

Aug  16.  N  Broaseau  to  J  Blain. . .  $25,i/O0 
Parnell  av,  166  ft  a  of  36th  st,  e  f  25x124 
72-100;  Aug  19.  P  Trainor  to  P  Carroll 

  ..,  $1,600 

Paulina  st,  116  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
24x122;  Ang  20.  J  W    Peterson   to  A 

Karkteen  $l,4i  0 

Paulina  st,  150  ft  n  of  Montrose  blvd,  w 
t  50x165;  Aug  10.  F  M  Case  to  H  L 

Leiand  $5,750 

Perry  st,  s  w  oor  Belle  Plaine  av.  e  f  100 
9  10x161;  Aug  20.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H 

Bberfshaewser  $6,050 

Polk  st,  128  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25 
xl24  9-10;   Aug  19.  Mast  in    Chy  to 

Wabash  L  and  B  Assn  '$3,469 

Polk  st,  96  ft  e  of  Miller,  8  f  24x96;  Aug 

12.  J  Daube  to  M  Garlott  $10,000 

Polk  8t,  25  ft  e  of  Aberdeen,  s  f  25slOO; 
Aug  lO.  Est  of  A  J  Sullivan  to  A  Sulli- 
van  $2,500 

Potomac  av,  25  ft  e  of  N  42d,  n  t  25x122; 
Aug  15.  K  Klemmetsea  to  A  8  Gilbert- 
eon   $1,850 

Princeton  av,  250  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  50x 
127;  Feb  12.  C  B  Bggleston  et  al  to  S  A 

Staver  $10,500 

Princeton  av,  300  ft  a  of  72d  st,  e  f  50x 

127;  Feb  12.  Same  to  E  Reokitt..  $7,500 
Bavenswood  Park  W,  92  ft  n  of  Montrose 
blvd,  e  f  100x1521^;  Ang  6.  H  L  Leiand 

to  F  M  Case    $-5,000 

Rhodes  av,  62  f t  s  of  72d  st,  e  t  25x125; 
Ang  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Excelsior  Loan 

Assn  $1,210 

Rhodes  av,  premises  Nos  3643,  3645  and 
3647,  48%x82;  Aug  15.  M  A  Vesey  to 

R  F  Ballen  $1  '-,001 

Robey  at,  s  w  oor  Sulzar,  e  f  37^^x127 
8-10;  Aug  1.8  Brown  Jr  to  A  Winter 

 $1,532 

Robey  st,  99  ft  n  of  Taylor,  e  f  19x112; 
Ang  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  L  A  Walton 

   $1,374 

Robey  at,  48  ft  n  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f  24x 
ICO;  Aug  19.  E  J  Huntington  to  H  Berg- 
man $4,000 

Robey  st,  180  ft  n  ot  52d,  w  f  50x116;  Aug 
15.  H  I  Saxton  to  J  H  Weiaa  $1,200 


Robey  st,  n  w  oor  48th,  e  £  50x125;  Sep 
17,'87.  J  K  Burtis  to  J  Q  Panoch .  .$1,650 

Roscoe  st,  341  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x 
124;  Ang  21.  W  J  Ostwald  to  B  Baree- 
son  '  3,2.50 

8  20  rds  w  >^  n  e  >^  18  37  14  expt  that 
forming  part  of  S  Wood  st;  Aug  20.  G 
F  Knott  to  0  8  Harris  $12,000 

Sackett  av,  141  ft  s  of  Gage  ot,  e  '  2Jxl2l ; 
Aug  20.  A  Suhmitz  to  J  Fnermanu 
 ,  $1,600 

Sackett  av,  141  ft  a  of  Gage  ct,  et  23x121; 
Aug  17.  O  Schmitz  to  u  Muellader.$l,200 

Sangamon  st,  1(0  tt  n  of  60ih,  w  f  26x 
124.8;  Jaly  1.  L  Nelson  to  M  Lundberg 
 $1,000 

Sangamon  st,  175  ft  n  of  63d,  w  f  !^5x 
124'^;  Aug  8  F  J  Tobin  to  A  Nystedt 
 $1,000 

8aw}er  av,  212  tt  8  of  Cortez  et,  e  f  45.86 
X138.67;  May  15.  A  Freytag  to  R  Gracey 
 $:>,287 

Sedgwisk  st,  160  ft  n  of  Elm,  e  f  25xl0r; 
Aog  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  P  Jones 
 $3,534 

Seeley  av,  275  ft  e  of  Cornelia,  e  f  25sli4; 
Ang  12.  R  C  Moore  to  ft  E  Perfect.$l.'500 

Seminary  av,  194  ft  s  of  Webster,  e  f  50x 
123;  Aug  LEW  Zander  to  N  M  John- 
eon  .  ..$11,500 

Seventy-second  et,  185  ft  e  of  Woodlawn 
av,  8  f  50x125;  Aug  7.  J  8  Bartram  to  0 
A  Stine   $2,500 

Seventy-fourth  at,  n  w  cor  Maryland  av, 
a  f  50x160;  Aug  12.  M  A  Whitney  to  V 
H  Bnzzacott  $2,00; 

SheflBeld  av,  150  ft  n  of  Marianna  st,  w  f 
50x125;  Aug  13.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  F 
Madden  $7,600 

Sheffield  av,  50  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  50x 
120;  Aug  21.  EC  Dow  to  E  .tl  Bent.$4,o00 

Shields  av,  100  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  50x12434; ; 
Feb  12,  0  B  Bggleston  to  C  C  Reckitt 
 $7,500 

Sixty-first  st,  76  ft  e  of  Ada,  n  f  50x119; 
Aug  7.  J  W  Hubke  to  B  Goetzler  ..  $1,300 

Sixtieth  st,  60^  ft  e  of  Ellis  av,  n  f  50x 
180;  Aug  14.  Cottage  Grove  Bailding  & 
Loan  Assn  to  J  L  Collins  $32,300 

Sixtieth  at,  eame  ppty;  Aug  16.  J  L 
CoUina  to  E  8  Rice   $47,5C0 

Sixtieth  st,  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
48x120,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  6.  0  A 
Brooke  to  L  8  Brooke  $30,000 

Sixty-flrst  el,  72  fc  w  of  Elizabeth,  a  f  24 
1 125;  Aug  14.  A  Lioooroweih  et  al  to  O 
N  Melin  $3,500 

Sixty  first  st,  49  tt  w  of  Carpenter,  s  f  24 
xl25;  Aug  20,  C  Lundberg  to  J  0  Run- 
etou  $1,200 

Sixty-third  et,  95  ft  e  of  Marshfield  av,  n 
f  24x135;  Aug  9.  Bet  of  J  W  Drexel  to 
M  Ficht  $2,7C0 

S.ate  at,  222  ft  a  of  67th,  w  f  25x160;  Ang 
19.  L  Stangele  to  C  Zdmke   11,850 

Stella  pi,  304  tt  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x100; 
Aug  20.  R  8  Grant  to  J  Hahnemann 
 $1,000 

8t  Jamee  pi,  160  ft  w  of  Lake  View  av,  a 
f  50x150;  July  30.  E  Graeff  to  P  E  Bode 
 $12,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  n  w  oor  66th,  e  f  22}^x 
12234;  ^  Holahan  to  H  Roche 
 $1,300 

St  Lawrence  av,  2103^  tt  n  of  46th  st,  e  f 
25x120;  June  21.  W  M  Buchanan  to  L 
P  Anderson  ..,$12,500 

St  Louis  av,  75  ft  a  of  W  16th  et,  w  f  25x 
125;  Aug  17.  H  Alberg  to  A  O  Anderson 
 $1,525 

Stony  Island  av,  150  tt  n  of  71st  st,  w  f 
25x162^;  Apr  25.  A  N  Slawson  to  E  W 
Buohar'd  $3,75  ) 

Storms  av,  170  ft  s  of  84th  et,  w  f  25x 
1253^;  Aug  6.  J  Downey  to  T  0  Egau 
 $1,500 

String  st,  136  ft  a  ot  Oanalport  av,  e  f  20 
xd7}4;  Aug  15.  C  Wiegand  to  K  Kanz 
 $2,300 

Spaalding  av,  72  ft  n  ot  W  38th  pi,  w  f 
24x125;  Aug  10.  A  Kessler  to  W  H  flow- 
man   $  1,''75 

Superior  av,  255  ft  s  of  9l8t  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Aug  2  A  Dethmann  to  N  S  M  Peterson 
   $3,000 

Swann  st,  92  ft  e  of  Princeton  av,  e  f  24x 
160;  Aug  —  .  W  H  MoOlaren  to  W  H 

Refenburg   $2,000 

Talman  av,  125  ft  s  ot  LeMoyne  st,  e  f  50 
xl25;  Aug  9.  0  0  Housel  to  E  L  Egleston 

 $3,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  e  e  cor  Waller  st,  n  f  24 
x90;  Aug  17.  8  Roeenblum  to  Samael 

Rosenblum   *5,800 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  275  ft  w  of  Robey  at,  n 
f  25x124;  Aug  17.  J  Dwoke  to  F  Gartner 
 $5,000 


Thirteenth  pi  W,  48  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  e  f 
24x124;  Aug  16.  P  Kelly  to  F  0  Steffen- 
hagen  $3,000 

Thirty-third  st,  n  e  cor  Lincoln,  a  f  186 
7-10x120,  and  other  ppty;  June  27.  Est 
of  J  A  Johnson  to  G  A  Seaverns.  .$23,200 

Thirty-sixth  st,  100  ft  e  of  Gage,  s  f  25x 
147;  Aug  15.  A  A  Sbunley  to  J  A  Russell 
 $4,500 

Thome  av,  191  ft  e  of  N  Clark  st,  n  f  50x 
1363^,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  1,'yO.  L 
Emit  to  M  Thome  $2,250 

Thome  av,  141  ft  e  of  N  Clark  et,  e  f  lOOx 
136-^,  and  other  property;  June  2,'90. 
Same  to  same  $2,250 

Troy  st  N.  400  ft  s  of  Roscoe.  e  f  25x124; 
Aug  19.  E  Randolph  to  M  Oaalfield.*1.600 

Troy  st,  200  f t  n  of  13th,  e  f  £0x125;  July 
18.  F  Kerrigan  to  J  A  Kerrigan  $5,000 

Trnmbnll  av,  75  ft  fi  of  W  2lBt  st,  w  f  f.Ox 
1'  0;  Aag  14.  W  W  Mole  to  0  P  Gerloch 
 $4,800 

Turner  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  19th  et,  e  f  25x 
126;  June  1.  M  E  Haley  to  E  Dandelin 
 $1,200 

Twelfth  st,  96  tt  w  of  Paulina,  n  f  24x125; 
Aug  16.  E  O  Sciliivan  to  H  Beozs.  .$6,000 

Twelfth  8t  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Aug  16.  M  A  Bidwell  to  same 
   $18,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  625  ft  e  of  Centre  av.  n  f 
25x124;  Jnly  16.  OW  Henssler  to  F 
Reunpath  $5,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  250  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f 
25x125;  Jnly  1.  J  Nimmer  to  W  Steick 
 $3,000 

TwAttti!§th  st  W,  same  ppty;  Jnly  1.  W 
Steick  to  L  Nimmer  $3,0C0 

Twenty-first  st  W,  n  e  cor  Lincoln,  s  f  72 
xl24  9-10;  Aug  17.  J  0  Krneger  to  P  J 
Clansen  $15,000 

Twenty-third  pi,  n  w  cor  Wentworth  av, 
8  f  lV5xl25;  Aug  17.  J  Osohmsn  to  P 
Simon  $3,200 

Twenty-sixth  st,  li  0  ft  e  of  Lowe  av,  s  f 
40x125;  Mar  8.  W  B  O'Connor  to  M  G 
O'Connor  $5,000 

Union  av,  175  ft  e  of  120th  st,  w  f  25x123; 
Aug  12.  W  J  Shattuck  to  L  A  La  Fon 
 $3,075 

Union  av,  299  ft  s  of  51st  et,  w  f  25x125; 
Aug  1.  J  P  Neill  to  O  L  Hoffman .  .$1,600 

Union  av,  462  ft  e  of  33d  et,  w  f  273^x 
127^;  Aug  16.  T  J  Sweenev  to  P  Tormey 
 "  $5,000 

Unisn  av,  same  ppty;  Aug  20.  P  Tormey 
to  M  Sweeney  $6,000 

Union  av,  248  ft  s  of  68th  et.  e  f  25x160; 
July  24.  C  L  Taylor  to  I  Oryder. .  .$2,000 

Union  av,  148  ft  s  of  31et  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Aug  19.  J  Mullany  to  M  J  Teefey  et  al 
 $2,500 

Victor  av,  226  ft  s  e  of  Wayne,  net  60x 
125;  Ang  17.  S  A  Mellington  to  H  J 
Klein  $1,600 

Vinoennes  av,  75  ft  s  of  45th  pi,  e  f  25x 
146.  und  }4  int;  July  29.  T  Kron  to  8  A 
Matson  $1,600 

Wallace  st,  48  ft  e  of  96th,  e  f  26x124,  and 
other  ppty;  Mar  15.  E  M  Lookwood  to 
V  U  Sarghnor  ...$7,250 

Waller  st.  75  ft  n  of  W  14  th,  e  f  2.5x100; 
Aug  21.  A  Bannooh  to  M  Baskin . .  $5,' 00 

Walnut  st,  60  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  oOx 
124;  Ang  10.  H  P  Whipple  to  G  H  Bart- 
lett  $4,000 

Ward  st,  302  ft  s  of  Irving  Park  av,  w  f 
42x152;  May  21.  Title  G  and  T  Co  to  R 
McDonnell  $1,100 

Warner  av,  28  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  28x 
125;  May  I.  O  Z  Olson  to  A  W  Fora- 
berg  $2,7(0 

Warren  av,  268  ft  w  of  Francisco,  n  f  24x 
122;  Aug  20.  P  J  Parker  to  W  W  Parker 
 $6,000 

Washington  av,  200  ft  n  of  .'lOth  st,  e  f  50x 
150;  Aug  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Zander 
 $13,188 

Washington  av,  200  ft  a  of  52d  st,  w  f  26x 
150;  Aug  19.  C  A  Ingersoll  to  J  Ooyle 
 $5,(100 

Washington  blvd,  80  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n 
f  20x1 24,  nud  3^  int;  Aug  19.  B  Jennings 
to  B  Longstreet  $4,000 

Washington  blvd,  299  ft  w  of  Robey  st, 
n  f  30x124;  July  16.  A  F  Chambers  to  F 
R  MoMallen.  ....$5,100 

Washington  blvd,  130  ft  w  of  Compbell 
av,  8  f  72x101;  Aug  21.  Ellen  0  Thomas 
to  John  BOvermeyer   $52,000 

Washington  bivd,  premises  No  1004,  10o6 
and  1008,  62x197;  Aug  21.  Ellen  C 
Thomas  to  John  B  Overmeyer  ... ,$42,000 

Wnshington  st,  50  ft  6  of  Lincoln,  s  f  lOx 
132;  Ang  6.  F  E  Call  to  J  B  Redfleld 

 $2,600 

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August  24,  189i 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Keal  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  specnlatinc;  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Bareaa  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
protecilon  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  WasmansdorS  &  Heiuemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


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(Oontinned  from  page  809  ) 
Washtenaw  av,  18u  ft  n  of  Ogden  blvd,  w 
f  373^x133%;  May  1.  M  Oonnors  to  M 

J  BadiDger.  |3,8  0 

Wentworth  av,  209  ft  a  of  W  48th  pi,  e  f 
26x124;  Jane  22.  0  J  Hambleton  to  R 

Ragnitt  $1,900 

Western  av,  97  ft  s  of  W  20th  at,  w  f  24x 
125;  kpi  16.  I  D  MoAvoy  et  al  to  J  J 

Rose  H,300 

West  Ravenswood  Park,  44  ft  n  of  Winne- 
mae  av,  e  f  100x152,  and  other  ppty; 
Aug  1.  N  M  Johnson  to  E  W  Zander 

 17,000 

Whipple  av,  141  ft  n  of  26th  st,  e  f  24x 

125;  Aog  6.  V  Kadlao  to  J  Zimmel. |1,900 
Wiloox  St,  117  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  50x 
125;  Mar  19.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Meohanlos 
Traders'  Savings,  Loan  &  Bnilding  Assn 

 $10,000 

Wiloox  8t,  166  ft  w  of  Rookwell,  n  f  25x 

125;  Mar  20.  Same  to  same  $3,000 

Wilton  av,  158  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f  25 
xl24j^;  Jaly  20.  E  and  H  Wessman  to 

DSannberg   $1,600 

Winohester  av,  191  ft  n  of  Chicago,  e  f 
25x125;  Aug  2U.  J  Glamann  to  i)'  Jutzen 

^    $3,000 

Winchester  av,  425  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  ;  26x 
116;  Jaly  lo.  W  R  Howard  to  L  ti 

Lloyd   $1,500 

Winneoonoa  av,  88  ft  e  of  Botler  st,  n  f 
501^x75,  more  or  less;  Aag  20.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  C  B  Eggleston  $1,500 

Winthrop  av,  100  ft  n  of  Berwyn,  e  f  50x 
160;  Aug  2  .  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  Brentano 

^  $1,676 

Wolfram  st,  96  ft  w  of  Herndon,  n  f  24x 
l'H}4i  A.ng  VO.  L  Henry  to  J  Q  Romero 

 $2,050 

Wood  st,  100  ft  s  of  37th,  e  f  25x120;  Jnly 

8.  F  S  Sasano  to  Met  W  S  El  R  R. $3,700 
Wood  st,  49  ft  s  of  33d  pi,  w  f  25x126;  Aag 

16.  B  H  Boyer  to  H  Rosemer  $2,000 

Woodlawn  av,  206  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  100 
xl22;  Aag  10.  H  Bindig  to  H  Koenneke 

^  $3,500 

Wrightwood  av,  114  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s 
f  58x124^,  and  other  ppty;  May  15. 
Baker's  Olfloe  Supply  Oo  to  (J  D  Baker 

al  $37,714 

Wrightwood  av,  59  ft  w  of  Raoine,  s  f 
16.88x513^;  Aag  12.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E 

A  Fiok  $1^800 

Wrightwood  av,  102  ft  e  of  Aastin  road, 
8  f  25x126;  Apr  24.  8  Hewitt  to  8  J  Print 
 $1,000 


miSCei^tiAATEUUS— CITS  . 

Transtera  Under  tlOOO. 
Alexander's  add,  It  6  b  2  Ang  19.  Mast  in 

Ohy  to  Wabash  L  &  B  Assn  $360 

Assr's  div,  n  26  ft  It  1  b  8  pt  of  Us  31  and 
32,  32  39  14  Sept  27,'93,  F  M  Snyder  to 

W  L  Mitchell  1500 

BorJen's  sab.  It  27  b  3  e  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr 
17  38  14  Aug  13,  M   Zetterlund  to  A 

Dahlberg  $750 

Oampbeli's  sub,  It  43  b  7  n  e  qr  9  39*  13 
and  s  e  qr  4  39  13  Aug  16,  H  T  Glover 

to  M  Qoetz  $425 

Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  27  b  6  n  w  qr  and  n  e  qr  31 
38  15  June  1,  J  L  Ladwig  to  L  W  Smith 

 $490 

0:r  Ot  ptn  It  28  b  6  same;  Jane  1,  B  Lad- 
wig  to  Same  $490 

Cornell,  Its  11  and  12  b  112  Ang  11,  k  T 

Marix  to  J  L  Kenyon  $6 

Oorneli.lts  13  and  14  b  112  Aig  17,  Same 

to  J  Crapo  |680 

Oratty  &  B's  sub.  Its  24  and  25  b  7  It  3 
etc  Caldwell's  Reserve  July  24,  J  Oratty 

et  al  to  S  Heiberg  $350 

Oratty  &  B's  sab,  Its  12  and  13  b  4,  Its  3 
to  7  Hamilton's  sub.  It  1  Caldwell's  Re- 
serve; June  1,  J  Oratty  et  al  to  W  O 

Metcalf  1555 

Oratty  &  B's  sub.  Its  16  to  18  b  3  and  It 
24  b  2  June  1,  J  Oratty  et  al  to  M  Matt- 
son   150 

Oratty  et  al  sub.  Its  36  to  38  b  2  Mar  15, 

Same  to  N  Jacobi  $1  076 

Oratty  et  al  sab.  It  23  b  2  June  1,  Same 

to  H  J  Beratsea  ,  $475 

Oratty  et  al  sub,  Its  28  and  29  b  4  June  1, 

Same  to  H  L  A  Danker   $550 

Cratty  et  al  sab.  Us  29  and  30  b  2  same; 

J nne  1,  Same  to  K  Rodovich  $600 

Oratty  et  al  sab.  Its  31  and  32  b  2  June  1, 

Same  to  W  Davis  $600 

Oratty  et  al  sub.  Its  37  aiid  38  b  7  Aug*  8, 

Same  to  A  M  Shannon  ,  $400 

Danphin  Pk,  2Gd  add.  It  12  b  35  Aag  16, 

F  M  Daflfffy  to  M  JOaoer  $825 

Danphin  Pk,  Us  7  and  8  b  1  Ang  5,  M  O 
B^rne  to  J  Sohlenker . , , ,  |7gO 


Danphin  Pk,  It  34  b  1  Aug  20,  O  &  0  0  & 

D  Co  to  H  Wineblad  $250 

De  Jong's  sab.  It  37  n  hf  It  31  S  T  sub  16 
37  14  Ang  16,  T  Hunter  to  H  Moilge- 

daoht   $376 

Dewey's  Beverly  Hills  Its  163  and  164 

Apr  1,  E  E  Reed  to  Q  Best  $900 

Dewey  &  Go's  sub,  It  215  n  e  qr  30  38  14 

Aag  1,  T  D  Hurley  to  U  P  Nourss..  $500 
Dock  Co's  snb,  e  10  inches  of  sub  It  4  re- 
sub  of  Its  I  to  6  b  84,  6  and  6  37  15  Aug 

5,  J  MoOabe  to  J  J  Hanberg  $500 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  9  b  45,  6  and  6  37  16 
Aug  16,  O  &  0  0  &  D  Co  to  H  8  Jen- 

kinson   $600 

Douglas  Pk,  2nd  add.  It  33  Aug  14,  O  A 

Sohye  to  S  E  Alexander  

Douglas  Pk,  Baleatier's  add,  It  63  sub  bs 

1  to  4  May  4,  H  0  Piatt  to  I  B  Piatt.  $200 
Dannings'  sub,  It  35  b  3  n  w  qr  19  40  13 

Ang  10,  A  Dunning  to  J  2  Bonfleld.  $200 
Eberhart  &  H's  snb,  Its  41  and  42  b  2  s  e 
qr  14  38  13  Aug  5,  T  B  Corey  to  A  W 

Oollis  $750 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  196  Aug  16,  A 

B  Daniels  to  Adelphi  B  &  L  Assn...  $549 
Fifty-fifth  st  blvd  add.  It  47  Aug  15,  0  0 

Calvin  to  O  Luebke  $700 

Fifty-ninth  st.  Brown  Jr's  sub.  Its  90  to 
93,  7  40  14  Aug  10,  E  Rudolph  to  J  W 

Beis  $800 

Ford's  sab.  It  40  b  14,  b  3  etc,  19  40  14 

Ann;  10,  B  B  Camp  to  E  P  O'Malley  $750 
Ford's  sub.  It  78  b  19,  19  40  14  Aug  12,  L 

flaake  to  F  Baring   $850 

Galvin's  snb.  It  33  b  2  s  e  qr  7  38  14  Aug 

12,  J  J  Baker  to  M  HaU  $603 

Givin's  &  G's  sab.  It  115,  25  40  13  Aug  12, 

R  0  Giving  et  al  to  I  E  Klein  $600 

Grand  av  sub.  It  33  b  3,  32  40  13  May  27, 

G  E  Walter  to  F  Ellman  $325 

Grayland  Pk  add.  Us  392  and  393  May  14, 
P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  G  W  Royoraft  Sr 

 $660 

Grayland  Pk  add.  It  394  May  14,  Same  to 

M  H  Royoraft  $325 

Grayland  Pk  add.  Its  269  and  270  Sept 
19,'94,  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  B  Knauth 

 $670 

H  &  Hess  sub,  s  25  ft  It  12  b  6  e  hf  s  w  qr 
36  40  13  Aag  16,  T  Habel  to  A  Habelf  50 
Harland  et  al  add,  It  158  Ang  12,  E  Har- 

land  et  al  to  T  Rnmptza   $640 

Hartmao  sab.  It  8  b  1,  b  46,  19  40  14  July 

30,  W  T  Raith  to  A  Ziebs  $700 

Hegewisoh,  It  23  b  3  Apr  26,  8  N  Green  to 

J  Hopkinson  $226 

Herron's  sub.  Us  18  and  19  b  6  n  w  qr  30 

38  14  Aog  19,  J  Reed  to  M  E  Reed. 
Hi. t's  sab.  Its  19  to  23.  89  to  93  snbblk 
15,  8  e  qr  8  37  14  Aag  19,  J  8  Qallaoh- 

son  to  E  BL'andt  et  al  $800 

Hobart's  sub.  It  39  b  6  n  w  qr  16  39  13 
Got  3,'94,  T  P  Phillips  to  T  T  Ohamber- 

la'D  $80i' 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add.  It  63,  2  39 

13  Aug  15,  F  H  Eao  to  O  A  Olson. .  .$626 
Irving,  It  41,  2  37  J4  Aug  16,  0  &  0  0  & 

D  Co  to  W  McOaflEerty   $^75 

Irving  Pk,  Elston  av  add,  It  32  b  2  June 

12,  S  B  Gilbert  to  M  Wright   $650 

Jackson's  sab.  It  44  n  w  qr  17  37  16  July 

5,  P  W  Jackson  to  0  Sohukneeht  $450 

Jacobs'  sub.  It  46  b  13,  bs  12  and  13  Cir 
Ot  ptn  pt  31  38  15  July  17,  D  L  Sulli- 
van to  J  Gellispie  $60C 

Jacobs'  sub,  Us  7  to  10  b  6  n  e  qr  30  38 
J  4  Aug  16,  0  P  Rhoadesto  E  C  Rhoades 

,   $750 

Jefferson  Pk,  Steven's  sub,  Its  80  and  155 
July  25,'89.  T  A  Stevers  to  F  D  Stevars 

 $300 

Kelwyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add.  It  33  b  23  Aug 

7,  A  N  Owen  to  0  T  Nilson  $325 

Landis  sub.  It  26  w  3^  acres  n  15  acres  s 
e  qr  6  38  14  Aug  7,  F  Wolmok  to  A 

Peotrowski  $900 

Lansingh's  add.  It  12  s  w  qr  23  39  13 
June  22,  J  J  Altpeter  to  T  M  O'Connor 


Lawrence  av,  Orandall's  2nd  sub.  Us  19 
and  20  b  1,  17  40  13  Jan  24,'94,  H  Rose 

to  0  Whalley  

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &,  S's  add.  Its  42 
and  43  b  2  Jnly  31,  A  Simons.in  to  8  0 

Freeman  $616 

Lt  36  b  4  resab  w  hf  bs  8  and  11  eto  s  e 
qr  20  37  14  June  26,  A  Ohytraus  to  J  O 

Uunston  et  al    $500 

Lt  6  b  8  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  May  26, 

'88,  A  B  Dewey  to  W  Stewart   $350 

Lt  22  b  8  sub  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  Apr 

22,  A  3  Dewey  to  A  E  Kierig  $800 

Lt  11  b  4  sub  pt  e  hf  8  w  qr  16  39  13  July 

30,  J  J  Rose  to  T  G  &  T  Co  $600 

Lt  24  b  1  same;  July  30,  R  E  Fishburn  to 
Same,,  ,  |800 


Maolay's  sub.  Us  1  and  2  b  24,  n  w  qr  11 
38  13  July  16,  W  Siryer  Jr  to  F  Kaust 

 $600 

Mandell's  snb,  It  106,  bs  1  to  4Purington 
&  S'e  sab,  16  39  13  Oct  3,'92,  E  D  Man- 
dell  to  D  Rrauthhammer  $500 

Manufacturer's  add,  It  53  b  2  Aag  6,  8 

Brown  Jr  to  W  J  Lukens  $500 

Maplewood,  It  25  b  2  8ept  20,  O  H  Weeks 

to  E  W  Manroe   $400 

MoAnley  &  E's  sub,  It  29  and  30  b  2  n  e 
qr  33  40  13  Aug  19,  L  B  Starks  to  A 

Hendriokson  $600 

Merigold's  resnb.  It  17  b  10  n  50  acres  n 
e  qr  22  39  13  May  7,  0  Oounselman  to 

A  Barton  $550 

Merigold's  resub.  It  47  b  7  same;  May  7, 

Same  to  M  and  A  Svoboda  $6e0 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  54  b  3 
Jan  20,  W  E  Hatterman  to  E  Zbirske 

 $400 

Morton's  sub.  It  20  b  10  n  w  qr  11  39  13 

Aug  12,  J  E  Adams  to  L  Towne  $500 

Naslnnd's  add.  It  68  Julv  1,  E  Naslund  to 

W  A  St  Clair  ."  $800 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  151 

July  16,  8  W  Burns  to  J  McWalter.  .$750 
NormalviUe,  Smith's  add,  s  8  ft  It  39  b  6 

July  24,  8  E  Bacon  to  I  Oryder  $640 

Norwood  Pk,  Its  10  to  13  b  6,  Us  6  to  9  b 
24  Ang  10,  L  Sohaffner  by  assignee  to  A 

J  Boerlin  $350 

Ogden  blvd  add.  Us  2G  and  21  b  1  July 

27,  E  Brumxer  to  S  M  Galloway  $500 

Powell  &  M's  resnb.  It  48,  b  9  Lee's  sub, 
s  e  qr  20  38  14  Aug  15,  A  V  Powell  et  al 

to  J  A  Swift  $150 

Prindiville's  snb.  It  2,  It  1  b  5  Unvsty  sub 
w  of  Cott  Grove  av  s  hf  n  e  qr  34  39  14 
Ang  13,  0  E  Eokert  to  M  H  Prindiville 

 $700 

Pullman,  Fall's  add.  It  21  b  4  Ang  13,  U 

Gano  to  H  Schwartz   $900 

Pullman,  Bass'  1st  add.  It  46  b  3  Feb  24, 

'94,  J  Van  der  Berg  to  H  Dykstra. . .  $950 
Rand's  snb.  Its  6  and  7  b  2  n  e  qr  12  38 

13  May  27,  W  H  Rand  to  G  Heige..  .$600 
Ravenswood,  Oayler  add.  It  20  e  30  ft  of 
It  21  b  2  Mar  26,  H  M  Hubbard  to  0  Z 
Olson 

Roseland  Pk,  Sherman  &  K's  snb,  Us  40 
and  41  b  6  Aug  16,  0  G  Davis  to  N  M 
Jones 

Rudolph's  sub,  it  277,  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sub,  18  40  14  Ang  16,  E  Knoll  to  M  F 

Koenig  $813 

Rudolph's  snb,  It  130,  bs  10  and  11  Og- 
den's sub  18  40  14  Aug  19,  E  Rudolph 

to  B  Lindegger  $571 

Rudolph's  sab.  It  351,  bs  6  and  7  Ogden's 
sub  18  40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph  to  O 

Rathke  $767 

Rudolph's  sub,  It  70,  bs  10  and  11  Ogden.s 
snb,  18  40  14  June  1,  E  Rudolph  to  E 

Fischer  $836 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  112  of  be  10  and  11 
Ogden's  sub,  s  w  qr  18  40  14  Ang  8,  B 

Rudolph  to  A  Charnook  $908 

S  T  sub,  It  75  b  40,  16  a8  14  July  14,  D 

Lennon  to  Q  Ormsby  $600 

Sawyer's  sub,  It  15  b  1,  b  4  1st  add  to 
Kensington;  May  6,  0  B  Sawyer  to  P  J 

Qleason  $550 

Sawyer's  sub,  It  36  b  1  same;   May  1, 

Same  to  L  R  Crowley  $600 

Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  6  sab  Us  160  and 
161,  21  37  14  Jane  15,  H  L  Kraft  to  J 

Callahan  $600 

Shonts'  sub.  It  45  s  w  qr  17  38  14  Got  5, 

'89,  T  P  Shonts  to  O  Q  Kephart ....  $400 
Sisson  &  N's  snb.  It  28  b  26  n  w  qr  4  37 

14  Jnly  27,  A  Bliss  to  0  Ohaxel  $325 

Smith's  snb.  It  9  b  2,  b  10  Rees  sub,  s  w 
qr  35  and  36  39  13  ang  20,  D  E  Gallag- 
her ...$460 

Snow  &  Co's  snb.  It  42  b  1,  pt  of  b  2  Bor- 
den's sub,  8  e  qr  36  40  13  Aug  16,  0 

Morris  to  J  A  Mannington  $850 

Stoddard's  sub.  It  28  b  6  n  e  qr  4  37  14 
Sept  12,'94,  J  A  Stoddard  to  A  8  Kold 

 $226 

Story  &  Allen's  add.  It  31  b  4  Jnly  27,  0 

P  Smith  to  J  M  Dreutzer  $760 

Taooma  sab,  It  46  b  1,  19  38  14  Aug  21,  P 

J  Mitchell  to  MJ  Mitchell  $400 

Terrill's  sab.  It  55,  It  6  s  e  qr  13  40  13 

Aug  14.  A  S  Terrill  to  E  Franzen. . . 
Terrill's  sub.  It  60,  It  6  partn  s  e  qr  13 
13  Aug  16,  A  8  Terrill  to  M  Taylor. 
Treat's  sab.  It  43  b  2,  2  39  13  Jane  25. 

P  Treat  to  A  K  McKinley  

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross  add.  It  8  b 


Aug  20,  P  Blair  to  D  C  Butts  $527 

Ward  sub.  It  11  b  3,  bs  1  4  and  5  Stone  & 
W's  sub,  6  and  7  38  14  Aug  3,  0  O 
Broomell  to  M  Pilecek  $425 

Wash  Hgts,  It  26  b  55  Aug  6,  A  E  Mars- 
ton  to  A  B  Ohatten   $800 

Waterman's  sub,  It  1,  Us  42  to  46  b  11 
12th  st  add;  Apr  18,  A  N  Waterman  to 
J  L  Tate  $900 

West  Oh'go  Land  Co's  snb.  It  40  b  16,  3 
39  13  Aug  14,  J  R  Beardsley  to  F  M 
McCarthy  $550 

West  Pullman,  It  5  b  30  June  10,  Am  T  <fc 
S  Bk  to  L  D  Bell  $650 


$400 
40 
.$400 
0 

$300 
6 


Aug  19,  M  Canlfield  to  E  Randolph.  .$600 
Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenweok's  add.  It 
22  b  3  July  25,  J  B  Meyer  to  P  Meyer 

 $375 

Yino^QQea  av,  Obi4eetei's  eob,      U  t>  1 


De  Forrest  sub,  It  22  b  19,  23  35  14  jnne  26,'92,  G  A  " 

Drentzer  to  W  Brown  11250 

Oolambla  HgtB,  Keeney's  let  add.  It  21  b  28  ang  1, 

T  White  to  N  J  Sutherland  $600 

Oolambla  Hgts,  Keeney's  2nd  add.  Us  1  4  and  5  b 

24  jan  5,  A  F  Keeney  to  0  H  Beers  1300 

Oolnmbla  Hgts.  Ist  add.  It  19  b  27  and  o  p,  jan  5, 

Same  to  Same  $600 

Oh'go  Hgts.  Keeney's  snb,  Its  37  and  38  b  26  and  o 

p;  Same  to  Same  $|00 

Columbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  let  add.  It  21  b  26  jnne 

17,  A  F  Keeney  to  B  Beyer  $260 

Oh'go  Hgte,  Ferbaches'  add.  It  26  b  24  aug  20,  J  J 

Heckmau  to  J  8  Henderson  $250 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  11  b  192  ang  12,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  H 

Metzger  1475 

Oh'go  SIgte,  It  13  b  192  aug  12,  Same  to  A  Q  Olark 

 $476 

OAIiUMET. 

Washburne's  resub.  It  48,  b  "K"  Morgan  Pk,  ang 

6,  W  McClure  to  F  L  Joy  $3189 

Morgan  Pk,  Blue  Isld  L  &  B  Oo's  sub.  It  36  reenb 
of  b  "R"  etc;  ang  16,  L  A  Ooleman  to  A  H  Vee- 
<ler  $1000 

OIOBBO. 

22nd  at  blvd  sub.  It  46  b  8,  29  39  13  apr  3,  E  P  Bice 

to  J  F  Harnls  bnlaker  $308 

Harlem,  Kettlestring's  add,  pt  It  3  b  1  aug  8,  0  W 

Wade  to  J  L  Pearson  $29C0 

Hutchinson  &  R's  sub  etc.  It  37  b  7  sub  b  2  etc,  18 

39  13  aug  IB,  F  J  Blum  to  P  Donlan  $400 

Reynold's  sub,  It  33  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  13  ang  16,  L  H 

Worstt  to  H  Keuech.,,   $600 

Dnlon  Mut  L  Ins  Oo,  und  hf  Its  1  to  48  b  22,  19  39 

13  may  1,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Miller  $4664 

Qreendale,  It  21  b  1,  17  39  IS  aag  12,  Q  F  Baker  to 

F  L  Pad  way  $300 

Woodbine  add.  Its  5  to  7  b  6  june  17,  N  L  Young  to 

R  H  Boilske  $1500 

Reynold's  sub.  It  34  b  4  n  wqr  9  39  13  aug  3,    0  L 

Mable  to  0  W  Rooe  $600 

Baldwin's  eub.  It  4  b  5  ,  b  3  eto.  La  Vergne;  aug  16, 

0  H  Baldwin  to  A  fetein  $700 

New  eub.  It  12  s  hf  It  11  b  9,  b  1  etc,  Salisbury  snb, 
e  hf  s  e  qr  5  39  13  aug  9,  M  Jenkins  to  J  M  John- 
son $950 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  It  19  b  4  aug  15,  K  H  Wes- 

tergren  to  Berwyn  Temperance  Society  $4800 

Mandell  &  H's  sub.  It  2  b  6  n  e  qr  20  39  13  nov  13, 

'8H,  ED  Mandell  to  G  F  Swift  $1000 

Grant  Loco  Wke  add.  It  18  b  21  aug  15,  D  B  Lyman 

et  al  to  H  Freplle  $600 

Eenllworth  let  add.  It  4  b  2  aug  5,  F  D  Qiiek  to  Q 

Pretzel    $200 

8  Ridgeland,  It  14  a  e  qr  18  39  13  mch  21,  L  V 

Smith  to  P  Dolan  $350 

Merrick's  sub,  w  105  ft  It  12  b  2  w  hf  n  w  qr  9  39  13 

ang  13,  H  A  Baeeett  to  8  J  Grafts  $10,000 

Mandell  &  H's  eub.  It  7  b  4  e  hf  n  w  qr  w  hf  n  e  qr 

20  39  13  nov  26, '88,  E  D  Mandell  to  E  A  Lyon.. $1260 
Austin's  sub.  It  22  b  5  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  39  13  aug  20,  S 

Forrest  to  J  B  Duncan  $200 

Lts  3  to  6  b  63  sub  19  39  13  july  6,  J  J  Halvorsen  to 

to  F  H  Soelke    $4000 

Berwyn,  Us  31  to  34  b  1  aug  20,  &  F  Treleaven  to  F 

H  Treat  $2000 

Berwyn,  same  ppty,  feb  16,'91,  W  J  Andrews  et  al 

to  B  F  Treleaven  $1540 

Berwyn,  Its  35  and  36  b  11  july  I,  Same  to  J  T  Hey- 

wood  $1683 

Oreigbton's  reenb.  It  19,  It  1  etc  Hawthorne;  aug  13, 

W  D  Orelghton  to  0  Meyer   $600 

Orelghton'a  resub,  It  18  same;  ang  13,  Same  to  T 

Meyer  $600 

Grant  Loco  Wke  add.  It  20  b  21  feb  6,  D  B  Lyman 

et  al  to  H  A  Fryslee  $600 

Grant  Loco  Wke  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  8  and  o  p;  may 

13,  Same  to  J  Neale  $6232 

Mandell's  eub.  It  17  b  1,  Its  165  and  167  8  T  sub  16, 

39  13  aug  9,  A  Ohristensen  to  G  B  Davis  $600 

Mandell's  snb.  It  28,  Its  14  to  19  eame;  aug  13,  M  J 

Reed  to  L  M  Thorpe   $550 

Halley  &  S'e  eub,  It  25  b  2  e  7^^  acree  a  43^  acree 
n  s  w  qr  9  39  IS  apr  10,  B  L  Hunt  to  E  Mac 
Lean   ,  $2000 


812 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  24,  1895 


Gross'  sub.  Its  6  and  7,  It  8  eto  8  T  sab  16  39  13  aoR 
20.  D  O'Brien  to  M  Fleml  g  tHOO 

Clifford  &  W's  eab.  Us  22  to  24  b  3  n  w  qr  4  39  13 
sug  12,  A  A  RwBU'on  to  J  L  Lavoy  tlOOO 

Taylor's  sab.  It  38  b  11  e  s  w  qr  33  89  13  ang  16,  0  F 
Taylor  to  L  SprzynsSl  tSOO 

Austin  Hgts,  Its  38  to  41  b  2  ang  19,  W  Q  Lloyd  to 


U  J  OolUn*. 


.$385" 


..13760 
L  U 
. ..  $560 
18  41 
, ..I3O0O 


BVAN8T0N. 

Evanston.  pt  b  41,  com  at  n  e  cor  ronning  s  along 
the  w  line  of  Benson  st  100  ft  the  w  124  ft  n  100 
e  124  ft  to  the  place  of  beginning;  july  8,  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  Mech  &  Trades  8  L  B  Assn   .  t8600 

Evanston.  Hltt's  add,  s  hf  It  5  and  n  hf  It  6  b  2  nov 
30,'90,  0  Oomstock  to  J  Grimes  t660 

Evanston,  Pitner's  add,  It  21  s  hf  It  22  b  2  july  26, 
O  D  Smith  to  H  P  Wilton  I'^'B 

Evanston,  same  add.  It  23  n  hf  It  22  b  2  july  26. 
Same  to  J  M  Dreutzer  

Evanston,  Ladd's  2nd  add.  It  11  b  2  aug  6, 
Dunlap  to  J  P  Hill  

Evanston.  Wheeler  et  al  sub.  It  9  b  2  n  w  qr 
14  ang  16,  W  H  Olin  to  M  H  Purdy  

Evanston,  White's  add,  it  21  and  shf  It  22  b  6  re- 
sub  bs  6  and  6  ang  -,  T  0  Osborn  to  O  Boss..  16760 

8  Evanston.  Pltoer  &  Son's  2nd  add.  It  20  b  6  aog 
3,  Mary  Kloepfer  to  Matthias  Kloepfer  11900 


La  Grange,  Oossiit's  Ist  add.  It  B  b  9  ang  12,  W  J 
Long  to  J  W  Simpson  *2.'00 

W  Grossdale.  It  47  b  21,  july  20,  8  E  Gross  to  0  H 
Lacey  »250 

Wachter's  sub.  It  6  b  2,  b  3  eto  Nlokerson's  sub,  6 
38  13  aug  13,  D  J  Welllamson  to  M  Ward   131  0 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  3  aug  16,  J 
O  Sahlberg  to  P  F  Paulsen   *6  0 

La  Grange,  Letter's  3rd  add.  It  12  b  13  Sept  13,'94, 
0  W  Richmond  to  M  B  Evans  »l20f 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  19  b  6  june  14,  A  W  An- 
son to  0  Swenson  

Gages's  add.  It  1  pt  lying  n  of  s  w  Plank  road,  n  w 
qr  1  38  12  july  18,  B  Powell  to  F  G  Neher  tlll  O 

Lts  1  and  5  sub  westerly  pt  It  16  sub  s  e  qr  U  38  12 
aug  17,  8  J  Murphy  to  E  Dowd  $10,000 

Lts  2  to  4  same;  aog  17,  E  Dowd  to  8  J  Murphy 

 no.ono 

La  Grange.  It  10  b  11  may  8.  W  J  Harrison  to  V 


Cooper. 


.16011 


Grossdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  6  b  84  july  13,  G  Keis- 

er  to  J  Thiemann  $300 

MAINE. 

Idison  Pk,  It  4  b  9  july  31,  J  T  De  Forrest  to  E  B 

Beade  « 

Powell's  sub.  Its  21  and  22  b  2  n  w  qr  35  41  12  auR 

25,'90,  L  M  Kennedy  to  J  Hear  1550 

Park  Bidge,  Dale  G  &  W's  add,  It  12  b  2,  35  41  \i 

nov  19,'94,  P  I  Hall  to  W  C  McGee   11200 

Park  Bidge.  same  ppty;  july  30,  W  0  McGee  to  A  J 

Liebman  *8.  0 

Park  Bidge,  same  ppty;  aug  5,  A  J  Liebman  to  H  0 

Hoffman  *800 

Desplaines,  Park  add,  It  3  angle,  U  Bezses  to  A 

Besses  $1COO 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Wilmette  Village,  Brethold's  resub  in  ringee  & 

M's  resub.  Its  8  and  9  july  29,  0  H  Brethold  to  A 

DeLong  $'280 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Oo's  sub.  It  6  b  4  and  o  p,  6  and 

17  18  42  13  apr  15,  W  D  Preston  to  J  L  Bisson..l600 
Borufl's  sub.  It  g  38  to  46  b  8  and  o  p;  s  ht  s  e  qr  n 

e  qr  12  42  12  ang  16,  D  0  Borufl  to  G  M  Eatont7u00 

OBLAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  39  b  12  apr  30,  Title  Guar  &  T  Co 
to  L  Martin  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  40  b  12  apr  30,  Same  to  C  Larson. t2('0 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  38  b  12,  aug  IS,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  O 
Bendiion  $2»0 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  19  b  23  aug  15,  T  Ganr  &  T  Co  to  L 
E  Simon  $200 

PBOTIBO. 

Biver  Forest,  Lathrop's  resub  of  pt  of  Lathrop  & 
8'8  add.  It  19  b  6  july  3,  E  H  Burnham  to  A  O 
Mathews  $1"5'J 

Marphy's  sub,  It  35  n  e  qr  12  39  12  ang  12,  J  J 
Brown  to  W  T  Gray  $800 

Maywood  Smith's  add.  Its  12  13  18  and  19  b  14  Oon 
tinental  B  L  A  to  N  L  Clement  $3475 

Maywood,  same;  aug  14,  A  Clement  to  N  L  Clem- 
ent ,  $3475 

Maywiod.Us  4  and  5  b  254  aug  13.  Maywood  Co  to 
0  Heldelmann  $600 

Maywood,  Its  9  and  10  and  s  hf  It  8  b  68  and  o  p 
may  SI,  3  fL  Oummings  to  J  I  Pearce  Jr  $10,000 

La  Grange,  Small's  add.  It  10  b  6  aug  14,  M  Love- 
loci  to  W  F  Wesemana  $1200 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  70  may  31,  E  A  Barker  to  F 
M  Fish  $500 

Blverslde,  3rd  hdl.It  985  and  986  b  lb  aug  7,  0  0 
Bayles  to  Q  S  Hubbard  Jr  $15,000 


Bellwood,  Bice's  sub.  It  168  and  68  and  o  p;  aug  8, 

J  E  Kice  to  K  B  Peterson  $1900 

Riverside,  2nd  add.  e  70  ft  of  It  384  b  10  july  IS,  J 

L  Lee  to  W  M  Johnston   $3000 

BellBWOod,  Bice's  sub,  Its  292  to  294  s  w  qr  9  39  12 

july  27,  J  E  Bice  to  E  L  McBride  $1050 

Dnnlop'9  sub.  it  30  b  21.  13  39  12  ang  13,  E  F  Oom- 
stock to  H  J  Weinheimer  Jr  $277 

Madison  st  add.  It  627  june  18,  H  B  Fargo  to  H  R 

Johnson  .$225 

Melrose,  Its  13  and  14  b  66  ang  8,  O   W  Allen  to  0 

O'Oonnell  *2600 

Melrose,  Its  14  ami  '5  b  109  july  24,  Q  C  Wi  Iney  to 

First  M  E  Church  of  Melrose  Park  $2400 

Maywood,  Its  1  anj  2  b  68  ang  19.  L  Ehrhart  to  A 

R  irooks   $5500 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add,   It  27  b6!  aug  17,  F 

Gartuer  to  J  Dwoke  $6i'0 

Western  add.  Its  21  to  23  b  6  july  8,  F  E  Ballard  to 

T  Mod'»lla  $485 

Maywood,  Its  7  and  8  b  259  aug  9,  Maywod  Oo  to  A 

Kronenditter  $''  0 

Montrose,  Fitts  &  B's  remb.  Its  22  and  23  b  19  aug 

21,  A  Johnson  to  J  H  Wood  $d000 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey  Residence  sub.  Its  1  to  48  b  2  and  o  p,  n  e 
qr  18  36  14  aug  12,  F  R  Dtley  to  G  D  Elderkln 

 $19,400 

S  Harvey,  Its  2  to  13  b  2  and  o  p;  aug  14,  A  Farr  to 

H  Jonte  $f500 

Harvey  Hgta,  lt^  23  and  24  b  14  july  24,  tf  L  Swift 

et  al  to  W  H  Dunn  $tOO 

Harvey,  s  ht  Its  18  and  19  and  n  hf  It  20  b  65  mv 

14,'90,  Harvey  Laud  ^8sn  to  Q  W  Wood  $100" 

Hammond,  Snydacker  &  A's  2Qd  add.  Its  21  and  22 

b  3  ang  14.  B  Snydicker  to  L  KraUife  $9000 

Barvey.  and  hf  It  1.  ex  w  6  inches,  of  I  ittle's  sub 
of  It  1  to  31  b  82  aug  15,  G  A  Stevanson  Jr  to  G  A 

Stevenson  8r  $3000 

Harvey,  w  ht  U  "F"  b  69  ang  — ,  Z  D  Fleming  to  M 

H  Mpgln  $660 

Harvey,  Syndicate  add.  Its  10  19  and  21  b  4  aug  14 

'91,  M  L  Mc'iride  to  F  Blttley  $750 

Brown  &  b's  sab.  Its  4n  and  41  b  4  s  e  qr  20  36  14 

may  20,  J  H  MaQJew  to  I  Boyer  $600 

W  HammoLd,  It  39  b  9  aug  19.  B  Pio  tkowski  to  M 

Rewelski  $450 

Harvey,  Mosonic  add.  It  10  b  2  and  o  p;  aug  13.  R 

McKeighan  to  A  Van  Vlisslngen  $500 

Harvey,  It  29  b  167  jane  25,  W  J  Hayward  to   A  M 

Turner   $^00 

W  Hammond,  It  !jO  b  14  ang  16,  0  M  Story  to  J  Bu- 
zalski  $300 


NILE8. 

Oo  Clk's  div.  und  %  Its  2  and  3  and  19  n  e  qr  20  41 

13  july  16,  H  Harms  to  A  J  Harms  $16,666 

Norwood  Pk.  t.indstrom  &  M's  add,  lt^  27  and  28  b 
3  ang  21,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  $2005 


8  Highlands,  n  hf  It  18  b  2  ang  8,  Est  of  0  0  Oollln? 

to  A  Fahlquin   $425 

8  Highlands,  e  qr  It  19  w  uf  It  20  b  5  aug  14,  E^t  of 

0  C  Collins  et  al  to  0  Clancy   $675 

Blue  Tsid,  Jeroberg's  add.  Its  1  and  3  b  6  aug  16,  A 

E  Green  to  C  Monson  $1200 

8  Highlands,  It  1  b  3  aug  8,  H  0  Vallentin   to  0  A 

Peterson  $1200 

Tinley  Pk,  Whitney  &  o's  add.  It  30  b  4   aug  19,  L 

H  Whitney  to  A  E  Frank  $200 

S  Highlands,  e  hf  It  4  b  5  an2  19,  Est  of  0  0  Collins 

to  0  M  -wanson  $400 

Jacobs'  reeub.  Its  4  and  G  b  22  of  b  1  etc  a  e  qr  2  37 
13  feb  14,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  V  Brokaw  $700 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  On's  tst  add.  It  8)0  b  10  aug  13. 

S  E  Barren  to  L  KoethSe  $225 

Lt  32  b  8  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  june  19,  Royal  Trust  Oo 

toO  J  Doolittle  |2C0 

Lt  6  enb  w  hf  n  w  qr  6  36  13  aug  14,  O  E  Monson  et 

al  to  J  Robson  $1000 

Olairmont,  dmith  &  Oo's  4th  sub.  Its  107  and  108  b 
2  jaly  31,  8  E  Barrell  to  J  B  Hattan   $250 

LETDKN. 

ludlan  Highlands,  It  23  b  12  aug  6,  Q  B  Finch  to  E 

J  Palmer  $460 

River  Pk,  Loeb's  fnb.  It  27,  27  40  12  ang  12,  A  Mor- 
ales to  D  J  Barnes    $800 

Schnmacher  &  Q's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  39  and  o  p; 
25  40  12  aug  13,  J  0  Scbumacher  to  0  T  Tanner 

  $1618 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  Its  34  and  35  b  8  sept  18.>94, 

L  Franklin  to  R  F  Trelearen  $900 

Indian  Highlands,  It  27  b  12,  aug  10,  Q  B  Finch  to 

O  Olson  $400 

Indian  ni^hlands.  It  30  b  6  july  30,  Same  to  J  N 

Sandeen  1325 

Indian  Highlands,  It  "A"  sag  16,  Same  to  J  Swen- 
son  $400 

Fairview  Hgts,  Its  26  and  27  b  14  july  6,  O  R  Trow 
bridge  to  A  Anthes  $600 


NJBTHFIEIiD. 
M  &  P's  sub,  pt  of  n  w  qr  30  42  12  tug  16.  J  W  Fitz 

maurice  to  O  Fitzmaurice     .  t600 

Co  Clk's  div,  pt  It  4.  31  42  12  containing  5  ac  es; 

aug  17,  W  H  iJearlive  to  W  Berndt  JIlOO 


BABBINQTON. 

Assr's  div,  pt  of  It  6  w  hf  aud  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  1  42  9 
M  &  B;  apr  11,'93.  M  Wilmer  to  J  0  Meyer.  .  $2300 

BITEBSIDE. 

Riverside  Lawn,  It  3  b  4  jaly  27,  A  T  Whitmore  to 
8  H  Palmer   t4CC0 

Riverside,  2nd  div,  Its  463  and  464  b  10  ang  1,  J  L 

Lee  to  V  Barothy  $2000 

LEMONT. 

Norton  &  W's  sub.  Its  9  and  10  b  4  n  w  qr  29  37  11 
aug  15,  M  L  Norton  to  M  Goebel  $876 

Jusnagora,  MoOarthy  it  H's  add.  Its  5  and  6  b  Sang 
12,  J  W  McCarthy  to  F  Ozijka  $276 

South  hf  s  e  qr  31  37  11  in  all  115  acres;  july  17.  J 

Weuck  to  H  Seller  $2500 

PALOS. 

Pttlos  Pk.  Monson  &  S's  Ist  add,  b?  7  and  8   , 

O  F  K  Monson  to  F  F  Zimmerman  $23  0 

PALATINE' 

Pdlatine,  It  3  b  2  aug  15,  E   E  Sohaeffer  to  8  A 

Whittlesey  $35CO 

TBUtiT  UKKUM  ANU  JI10KT4WAWKH 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Adams  Q  to  O  P  Adams  Sept  10,  1894,  It  1 

b  2,  36  40  13,3y  7%  |'2600 

AeppH  O  D  to  L  Carter  jnne  1,  Its  1  and 

19  b  18  Edgeb-ook,  6%  $1550 

AUport  W  H  to  W  L  Fisher  mch  26,  Its 

29  to  34  b  4,  1  39  13,  3y  6^  Ji40.)0 

Allndorfer  P  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  aog  1  i, 

pt  It  28  b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  1%  $1850 

Amerson  M  H  to  Hobool  Trosteea,  39  l  i, 

ang  13,  It  11  b  4,  9  39  23,  6%  $M00 

Anderson  0  L  to  Am  TrnstA  8  Bk  ang  14 

It  1  It  9  b  20,  21  38  14,  5y  6^   *l.i,000 

Anderson  H  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang 

12,  pt  It  13  b  2,  36  40  13,  3y        ... .  $  loOO 
Anderson  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jane  15,  pt  It 

16  b  7,  36  40  13,  5y  6^6  $1613 

Anderson  P  J  to  Swedish  B  &  L  Assn  aog 

]  4,  It  24  b  2,  30  39  13,  6^  |il  0 

Anderson  P  O  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  7,  It  22 

b  3,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $1100 

Aehford  J  B  to  O  M  Nichols  aog  12,  Its  1 

to  5  b  1,  27  38  14,  3y  6^  $4000 

Ashley  A  B  to  H  F  Vallette  jaly  30,  It  7 

and  8  and  13  b  21,  4  38  12,  3y  6^. .  .$15  0 
Brann  0  and  L  to  L  Rathje  ang  10,  It  3 

div  8  b  1,  9  38  14,  ly  G<(  $2200 

Benzoin  F  and  J  to  L)  Qaigg  Jnly  19,  pt 

It  D  b  2,  17  40  14,  5y  6^   $8000 

Boske  T  W  to  M  E  (ireenebaum  Jnly  2!, 

pt  Its  26  to  30  h  3,  7  38  14,  4y  7^  ... .  $  1(100 
Bennett  E  to  F  3  Sonle  Jnly  29,  pt  b  2,  9 

39  13,  3y    $lO  0 

Besler  M  to  A  Soholtz  aug  13,  It  97  b  27 

Sbeff  add  6^  $1500 

Brann  H  to  W  Braun  ang  10,  It  12  b  15 

Newberry  add  and  o  p  6y  6^   $9000 

Baner  H  to  G  Sohnelke  ang  12,  U  80  b  6, 

29  40  14  $— 

Bamberger  G  to  E  J  SioArdle  aog  9,  pt  It 

12  b  9,  3  38  14,  6^  $4100 

Beranek  T  to  W  Kaapar  aog  8,  it  42  b  9, 

20  39  14,  3y  5^  $2000 

Bnrns  J  J  to  0  J  Hambleton  ang  2,  pt  Its 
1  and  2  b  24  Woloott's  edd  and  o  p,  3y 

6%%  $3u00 

Bletsoh  N  G  to  0  Tj  Gamer  ang  10,  It  25  b 

8,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Bonhns  W  to  H  W  Jodd  ang  10,  pt  It  3  It 

4,  16  38  14,  b%  $1000 

Bond  3  M  and  T  8  to  J  8  Norton  ang  10 

It  13  b  76,  19  41  14,  3y  6^   $20C0 

Boddie  J  T  to  New  York  Life  Ins  Co  ang 

1,  pt  It  5  b  56  o  t,  6y  6%  $66,000 

Berwyn  Temperance  Society  to  F  L  Mal 

mitade  ang  15,  It  19  b  4,  30  39  13,6^|1163 
Bielenberg  M  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  6,  It 

69  b  2,  7  39  14,  3y  6%  $160J 

Bntts  A  O  to  A  W  Martin  jane  1,  Its  47  & 

48  b  8,  17  38  14,  3y  7^  $7000 

Boehm  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  7,  It  18 

b  1,  28  39  14  and  o  p,  5y  614%  $11,000 

Brandell  L  to  P  B  Hoyt  jnly  25,  Its  4  and 

5  b  2  Grove  add,  Evntn,  3y  1%  $2000 

Baker  A  M  to  P  Taylor  ang  17,  pt  Its  15 

and  16  b  36  Evanston,  5y  6^  $1600 

Bowers  J  R  to  Am  Trust  &  8av  Bk  ang  1, 

It  1  It  15,  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $5000 

Baker  E  E  to  W  8  Peck  ang  1,  Its  13  to 

17  b  12,  4  38  14,  2y  7«  $2000 

Bnrnham  T  to  F  H  Trnde  ang  20,  b  9  W 

Hammond,  ly  7%  $5000 

Binz  P  to  W  Heimmann  ang  12,  It  30  b  1, 

19  40  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Bnlenberg  IVl  to  E  O  Foreman  ang  15,  It 


Blnm  L  J  to  Northern  Tru3t  Oo  ang  17,  pt 

blks  1  and  2  Nichols  add,  5y  7%..$;;2,500 
Bobel  J  to  W  Ueinemann  ang  12,  pt  It  13 

b  1,  17  40  14,  5y  6?S  $3000 

Blain  D  to  P  Van  Vliasingen  ang  2,  pt  b 

18,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  3  deeds  |5000 

Bernstein  M  J  to  C  J  Hambleton  ang  14, 

Its  4  and  5  b  56,  21  39  14,  5y  6%  . . . .  $4000  . 
Bosler  V  to  M  L  OofEeen  ang  14,  pt  It  38, 

Pike  snb  6  37  14,  Ey  0$  $2600 

Beok  O  to  T  8  Creighton  ang  15,  It  14 

Qaffleld  snb,  7  41  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Basken  M  to  M  W  Eozmineki  ang  15,  It 

8/  b  5,  20  39  14,  5y  6}4%  $2300 

Cicero  &  Proviso  St  Ry  Co  to  111  Trnet 
and  8av  Bk  May  1,  all  prop  real  and 

personal  ly  6«  $2,500,000 

Cnrran  R  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  2,  pt  It  16 

b  1,  4  38  14,  5y  6^  $5500 

Clark  H  J  to  E  McMnttrie  ang  10,  It  7  b  3 

Bradwell  add  3y  7^   $1500 

Cockbnrn  J  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  2,  pt  It 

16  b  1,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  ..$5600 

Cortright  L  D  to  Q  R  Bennett  ang  8,  pt  b 

6,  36  38  14,  7%  4  deeds   $5000 

Cagwin  H  I  to  J  M  Porter  mch  8,  pt  It  26 
n  e  1^  n  w       23  38  14,  jnly  15,  1897,  6^ 

 $2600 

Orede  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jane  7,  It 

49  Tedford  snbd,  13  39  13,  3y  6%.  .  .$6000 
Croroptou  J  T  to  Am  Trnst  &  8  Bk,  jnne 

21,  It  10  and  11  t  3,  29  39  14,  5y  7!{.$1200 
Conroy  W  to  C  L  Hntchinson  ang  5,  pt  It 

5  It  6,  3  H8  14,  5y  6%   $2000 

Collins  R  J  to  L  Baird  ang  13,  It  46  b  11, 

V  Pk  add,  3y  6«  $1100 

Cooke  M  L.  to  A  Peterson  aug  13,  It  27  b 

5,  5  3H  H,  3y   $1200 

Cameron  8  M  to  W  J  Campbell  ang  1,  It 

2  It  10112  b  19,  Riverside,  3rd,  7y  6%,  $6500 
Carbery  J  J  to  f  Van  Vlissingen  ang  5, 

pt  It  33  b  I,  14  38  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Cnrley  D  F  to  E  C  Wentworth  ang  12,  It 

6  b  8,  32  38  14,  5y  1%  $1200 

Cross  VV  to  F  J  Ring  s.ag  8.  It  17  to  20  b 

2,  22  39  13   $1200 

Congle  I  B  et  al  to  J  C  Hntohins  ang  13, 

pt  It  13  b  21.  frl  15  add,  5y  6%  $6i  ,000 

Coyle  J  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  aug  14,  pt 

It  41  b  21  By  Pk,  3y  6^   $2500 

Cooney  W  F  to  Ti  ustees  Schools  39 13,  ang 
17,  Its  27  and  28  b  5,  3139  13,  6y  7^ 

 $3000 

Cameron  J  to  J  Staab  ang  14,  It  55  Phil- 
lips snbd,  28  38  14,  3y  6%%  $15C0 

Chamberliu  G  M  to  R  F  Shanklin  ang  10, 

It  3  It  2  b  21  Bnshnell  add,  3y  6^...$2500 
Carney  N  <fe  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnly 
26,  It  22  b  17  Bntler  W  &  W  add,  5y  6% 

  $1000 

Cnmmins  M  to  Eqnit  T  Co  ang  15,  It  40  b 

2.  1  39  13.  4y  6^  $^000 

Chrislianeen  K  to  A  Smith  jnly  16,  It  36  b 

4,  36  40  13,  3y  6if«  $1700 

Conway  R  F  lo  J  Rosenthal  ang  8,  pt  It  10 

b  41,  7  39  14.  3y  6%  $40,0(0 

Doheuy  A  and  J  to  U  P  Moran  ang  12,  It 

15  b  4  and  pt  b  5  etc  17  38  14,  8«..$4000 
DeLong  A  to  F  W  Barnes  Jnly  29,  Its  8 

a-  d  9  It  1  b  9  Wilmette  6%   $1200 

Donlin  B  M  to  J  W  Mack  ang  15,  It  87 

Cir  ct  partn  31  38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Dent  R  W  to  8  W  Connell  aug  15,  It  9  b  6 

20  38  14,  5y  7«  $1200 

Dueza  N  to  B  Z  Brodowski  july  27,  It  9  b 

10  Wright  add,  7%  $2000 

Estel  H  to  J  0  Pfeiflfer,  ang  12,  It  22  b  3, 

30  39  14,  2y  6Sf  $1800 

Eberhardt  R  to  R  Garbe  ang  12,  It  11  b  2, 

eto,  26  39  13,  7%  $1600 

Etlers  F  to  W  Loeb  ang  13,  It  36  b  3  Samp- 
son &  3  add,  5y  6^  $2500 

Ekwmski  M  to  A  Staohowitz  ang  13,  pt  It 

23  b  7,  6  39  14,  6^  $2400 

Earl  H  8  to  A  E  Spink  ang  14,  pt  It  4  b  4 

21  38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Eggleston  E  L  to  A  Peterson  aug  14,  pt 

b  7,  1  39  13,  5y  7%  $10,000 

Friend  H  to  H  Felsenthal  ang  10,  It  12  b 

2  Sutton  add  5y  6^  $6000 

Filbrandt  T  to  N  A  Mayer  aog  12,  It  4 

and  pt  5  b  7,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Fischer  L  G  to  111  T  and  S  Bk  Jnly  1,  n 


}4  It  19  and  lease  of  It  24  and  3      It  19 

s  s  add  20  y  65?   $600,000 

Ficht  A  to  W  Loeb  ang  8,  pt  b  1  Drexel 

Pk,  19  38  14,  5y  6%  $lf.O()0 

Foede  C  to  B  H  Fleischer  ang  12,  It  3  b 

11  Brand  add,  5y  6^   $2700 

Fines  W  to  M  W  Eozminski  ang  12,  It  15 

b  4  b  7, 13  39  13,  by  e%  $3300 

Flood  J  F  lo  E  J  Bowes  Jr  ang  13.  It  11  b 

14,  12  39  13,  5s  6%  $3000 

Foellgrf  ff  A  to  J  Rnpreoht  aug  5,  Its  18 
and  19  0  14,  13  39  13.  ly  6%  $3000 


3  b  10,  6  39  14,  fty  6^   $4000  Finnegan  M  to  P  Van  Vhssingen  aog  17, 


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818 


It  62  Keith  sub  14  38  14,  5y  6%  $3(00 

Fioht  M  to  O  H  Brooke  aug  9,  pt  b  1,  19 

38  14,  6%,  3  deeds  $2700 

Franey  M  0  to  vV  Heinemann  ang  15,  Its 

30  and  31  b  30,  3  J  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Frazier  L  L  to  Cyttage  Grove  B  &  L  Assn 
,  pt  n  e  3^  n  w  34^,  23  38  U,  6%',  4 


deeds  $18,000 

Fuohs  E  to  W  W  Carter  ang  13,  it  2  It  8, 

21  38  14,  2y  6%  $3000 

Flanigan  M  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  aag  14,  It  40 

b  2,  9  38  14,  6}>4%  $1700 

Qottsohalk  F  to  B  F  Hohn  aag  1,  Its  12  to 

13  b  6  Follerton  4th  add  7y  6i^^.  ..|29C0 
Qinsborg  A  to  W  Loeb  ang  13,  It  66  It  11, 

18  39  14,  5y  6«  $5000 

Grohn  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  15,  It 

3  It  13  b  1,  4  38  14,  6y  1%  $1800 

Gertzen  J  to  A  Verhoven  ang  14,  Its  31 

and  32  b  2,  33  37  14,  2y  6^  $1200 

German  A  M  to  0  P  Silva  ang  8,  It  6  b  22 

b  35,  W  Ughts,  7%  $1600 

Graham  W  F  to  A  Heile  ang  1,  It  5  and  pt 

6  b  27  Johnson  R  <fc  S  add  6^  $1500 

Galonska  V  to  W  P  Blaok  jnly  30,  pt  n  w 

frl  }i  31  Niles  Tp,  3y  6%  $2000 

Garner  0  to  Ohioago  Title  &  Trnst  Co  ang 

10,  pt  It  13,  28  38  14,  5y  6%,  3  deeds  $6600 
Gibbons  N  J  to  J  L  Chapman  ang  12,  It 

26  b  2,  33  39  14,  5y  7^  $1200 

Gabel  W  F  to  H  W  Jadd  ang  19,  pt  It  10 

b  1  It  19,  16  38  14,  e%  $1500 

Graham  G  to  D  E  Barnard  jnly  29,  It  43 

b  2,  28  38  14,  5y  $1800 

Hogan  M  to  0  L  Sohaar  ang  9,  It  21  b  1 

Murray  add  5y  6^  $1500 

Hilton  W  to  H  H  Rose  ang  7,  pt  It  25  It  2, 

12  38  13,  6%   $2000 

Harrison  8  to  W  T  Riokards  ang  9,  pt  It 

4  b  62  Evanaton  3y  6^  $2000 

Helmholz  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  12, 

It  41  b  11,  11  39  13,  5y  7^  $1300 

Harley  L  to  D  W  Graves  ang  13,  It  13  and 

and  pt  12  b  10,  11  39  13,  5y  1%  $1250 

Healy  S  to  G  A  Rose  Jnly  23,  It  3  It  31  b 

1,  34  39  14,  Nov  1,'95.  6%.  $3500 

Hntohinson  A  to  0  H  Dnmmer  ang  H,  Its 

15  and  16  and  pt  17  b  5,  5  40  14,  6m  7% 

   $8000 

Holoomb  A  C  to  H  H  Anderson  ang  13,  It 

15  b  11  Rvnswd  3y  7^  $4000 

Heiby  L  to  C  H  Fleischer  ang  14,  It  4  It 

26,  13  39  13,  5y  7%  $3200 

Hoffenberg  M  L  to  U  Greenebanm  ang  9, 

Its  7  and  8  b  11  Sampson  &  Q  add,  3y 

6^    $1500 

Holpuoh  A  to  W  Kaspar  ang  12,  It  75  b  7, 

20  39  14,3y  6X  $25(i0 

Hanoox  D  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  ang  8,  Its  61 

and  62  e  3^  8  w  3^  9  38  14,  5>  6>^%.$250( 
Harris  S  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  ang  5,  pt  Its 

16  and  17  Forrestville,  5y  e%  $8000 

Howard  W  3  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  ang  2, 

Its  13  and  14  b  41,  s  s  add,  3y  6?.  .$20,000 
Hoffert  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  ang  12,  It  6 

b  1,  8  38  14,5y  6^  $2000 

Hibbe  G  to  A  Sohiller  ang  9,  It  8  b  7  Shef 

add,  3y7%  |140t) 

Halvarson  O  J  to  A  Pike  ang  14,  It  40  and 

pt  41b  4,  4  39  13,  e%  $2100 

Hogan  L  C  to  O  8  Oreighton  jnly  1,  pt  It 

5  b  8,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  ."$2200 

Heberling  H  8  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen 

ang  8,  It  17  to  19  b  21,  sees  30,  31  and 

32  41  14,  lj7%  11500 

Hoffman  L  to  Q  Coombs  ang  10,  It  20  b  8 

29  40  14,  5y  6%.  |125o 

Hyman  H  L  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  16,  pt 

It  4  b  74  Bvanston,  6y  6^  $2000 

Hansohmann  T  to  R  Berger  ang  17   It  23 

b  2,  6  39  14,  5y  6%  |4000 

Hart  T  to  H  Vollmer  ang  10,  It  18  b  5  De- 

lavan  add,  3y  6^  |1I00 

Haywnrd  J  J  to  G  F  Koester  ang  12,  pt  It 

3  b  17,  22  40  13,  3y  7^  |1500 

Hyde  B  to  J  Rosenthal  ang  19,  It  21  Its  61 

to  90  Bronson  add,  ly  S%  $10,C0C 

Hogenson  E  et  al  to  H  A  Eangan  ang  14, 

Its  108  and  109  b  2,  8  39  14,  3y  e%..$7vOO 
Hankins  G  V  to  Northn  T  Co  ang  1,  Its  21 

and  22  n  w  frl  3^  22  39  14,  2i^y  6<?f  25,rO0 
Harris  H  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  10, 

It  12  b  10,  11  39  13,  5y  6^4%  $2300 

Hanng  I  M  to  8  W  Oannell  ang  6,  it  15  b 

10,  18  40  14,  5y  7%  ...$1400 

Henanghen  M  L  to  E  G  Panling  ang  9.  It 

121  etc,  29  40  14,  3y  1%  |1300 

Hallberg  L  G  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  13,  pt 

b  24  8hafiEd  add.  5  y  6^  $1000 

Hermes  M  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  14,  It  4  and 

5  and  18  b  7,  6  40  14,  5y  6^   $60 

Illinois  Malleable  Iron  Co  to  Eqnitable  T 
Co  ang  14,  200x260  ft  on  Diversey  st, 

5y  6^  $10,000 

Jnnek  F  to  Northw  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  ang  2, 


pt  b  8  b  7,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Jaoobsen  J  to  A  A  Chytrans  ang  12,  It  40 

b  26,  5  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Joyce  W  J  to  C  8  Deneen  jnly  31,  Its  89  & 

90  Larned  <fc  P  snb,  9  38  14,  3y  6^.. $1700 
Jones  J  W  to  A  A  Williams  jnly  10,  pt  It 

43,  8  V?  3^  9  38  14,  4y  7^  $1600 

Jakobsen  8  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  6,  It  113 

b  2,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $6(  00 

Jacobsen  A  to  A  Peterson  ang  14,  it  13  b 

6,  8  38  14,  5y  6jS  $1400 

Jacobs  B  F  to  J  A  Tolman  ang  15,  It  1  and 

pt  2  b  31,  27  39  14,  2mos  7%   $6000 

Kopriwa  E  to  H  A  Hangar  ang  10,  pt  Its 
19  to  21  b  12,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  2  deeds 

 $5000 

Konvalinka  F  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  14, 

pt  Its  57  and  58  b  4,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $4(100 
Knszynski  I  to  J  fl  Gilbert  ang  15,  It  23 

b  22,  5  39  14,6^  $3500 

Knoesing  K  to  E  8  Dreyer  ang  15.  It  27  b 

3,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  '....$1000 

Keeney  N  M  to  S  Dnnlop  ang  15,  It  22  b 

2, 12  39  12  and  o  p  5y  7^  $  1 100 

Kloppman  A  to  B  G  Foreman  ang  5,  it  2 

and  3  b  10, 18  40  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Keller  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  ang  5,  It  156 

and  157  Lansingh,  5y  6%  $3300 

Knowles  L  O  to  L  Baird  jnly  25,  It  19  b  2, 

34  39  14,  3y  6=?  $3500 

Kemmen  T  to  M  W  Pinckney  ang  12,  It 

43  b  2,  33  39  14,  6«  $1200 

Kenney  M  to  C  F  Qoepper  ang  13,  it  171 

Fowler  enbd,  9  38  14,  5y  6^   $2400 

Klassen  M  to  H  Rnbens  ang  15,  pt  Its  7 

and  9  and  all  8  b  8,  19  40  14,  3y  6^. $4500 
Koier  W  to  J  R  Case  ang  1,  It  16  b  1,  1  39 

13,  5y  7^   $1800 

Knenzinger  J  to  H  C  Znttermeister  ang 

19,  It  6  b  4,  8  38  14,  3y  6^  $U00 

Klepal  A  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  20,  It  12  b  1 

23  39  13,  5y  61  $2300 

Koehler  C  to  E  Q  Foreman  ang  15,  It  44  b 

2,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $1300 

Lneck  H  to  E  F  Rnnyan  ang  13,  It  64  b  40, 

33  40  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Lela^d  H  L  to  C  T  Mason  ang  5,  It  162 

Sheridan  Drive  17  40  14,  ly  6%  $1800 

Linnett  J  to  A  Chytrans  ang  13,  It  18  b  3, 

12  39  13,  5y  7^  $5400 

Long  J  to  F  W  Snowhook  ang  12,  it  8  It 

45  b  43,  17  39  14,  ly  6«  $ll(; 

Linn  W  A  to  A  Carter  ang  13,  It  16  b  12, 

Edgebrook,  6%   $1100 

Long  W  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  ang  12,  pt  s  w 

34  34  41  13,  l(  y  e%  $2750 

Lnmley  F  and  W  to  G  Van  Zandt  jnly  30 

Cor  Elk  Grove  &  Bloomingdale  road,  5y 

6^  $5000 

Lnnian  F  Jr  to  A  W  Barnnm  ang  15,  He 

48  and  49  b  7,  10  39  13,  3y  6^  $1600 

Lear  L  K  fo  8  R  Case  inly  20,  It  8  b  4  9 

39  13,  7%  :  $1005 

Liebioh  F  to  G  W  Kellner  ang  16,  it  21  b 

7  Sheffield  add,  3y  6^  $1500 

Lord  G  V  to  C  C  Kohlsaat  jnly  11,  It  8  b 

20,  29  38  14,  3y  6«  $2500 

Lanbinger  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  14, 

It  8  b  4,  1  39  13,  3y  6%   $i0i 

Lyon  E  A  to  R  W  Hyman  ang  30,  it  7  b  4 

20  39  13,  7^  ,   H600 

Lanx  M  to  C  Title  &  T  Co  ang  15,  It  43  b 

5,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $1300 

Leehy  T  to  L  Baird  ang  15,  It  34  b  4,  14 

.39  13,  5y  e%  $3000 

McNamara  M  to  E  R  Haase  Jnly  13,  pt 
•Its  101  and  103  div  1,  30  38  15,  3y  6% 

••  $2800 

MoCabe  C  E  to  T  8  Creighton  ang  1,  It 

20  b  2  Evanston  6%..  $10,500 

Mark  N  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  12,  Its  4  to 

6  b  3,  9  38  14,  3y  6^  $2800 

McKinnon  D  C  to  E  McMnrtrie  Jnly  31, 
pt  Its  12  and  11  b  T  Irving  Pk,  5y  7% 

  $5000 

ooney  J  to  J  R  Wells  ang  10,  It  16  b  1, 

22  39  14,  6%  ^3000 

Mamziett  J  to  N  T  Robbins  ang  1,  It  15 

b  13,  31  38  15.  6^  $1756 

Meyer  A  to  P  O  Stensland  ang  13,  It  47 
and  pt  46  b  6  b  4  Sheffield  add  5y  &% 

 $5000 

Morgan  H  A  to  L  W  MoOonnell  ang  12, 

pt  Its  4  and  5  b  8,  20  4()  14,  4y  6«.  .$4000 
Miller  Elizabeth,  and  Simon  Milier  her 
hnsband  to  S  G  Cnyler  ang  14,  s  24  ft 
n  66  ft  Its  3  and  4  b  2  Jnlia  Foster 
Porter's  snb,  Canal  Trnstees  snb  33  40 
14,  known  as  No  310  Orchard  st  4y  6% 

••  ••  •••  •  $3500 

Meyer  M  to  W  H  Rnby  ang  12,  It  11  b  8, 

27  40  12,6^  $i2'oo 

Miller  M  to  C  E  Ernst  jnly  17,  It  28  b  2  It 

E,  28  40  14,  5y  6«  $30 

Mojzis  A  to  111  T  &  8  Bk  ang  8,  Us  13  and 


14  b  3,  25  39  13,  5y  6^  $23C0 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  7, 

It  12  b  8,  16  39  13,  6y  6%%  $1300 

Mnrphy  F  T  to  R  Berger  ang  10,  pt  b  1, 
Snow  &  D  Garfield  Pk  add,  3y  7%,  6  dds 

 $4000 

McAnlifife  K  B  to  G  W  Rodgers  ang  13,  It 

41  b  5,  22  38  14,  3y  6%%  $2200 

Madra  K  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Co  ang  15,  it  1 

It  3  b  66,  21  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Malmgren  G  A  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  15,  It 

7  It  15  h  2,  21  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Metz  F  to  J  F  Jaoobsen  ang  12,  w  %  e  }4 

It  98  Bntterfield  add,  3y  6«  $1300 

MoUan  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  ang  15,  prems 

401  Oakley  ave,  5y  6^  $2000 

Marple  J  to  0  8  Miller  ang  1,  b  41  and  32 

5  37  14,  3y  7^  $6000 

Moses  C  A  to  J  W  Gary  ang  13,  Its  18  to 

20  b  4,  3  34  14,  5y  5^(  $10,000 

Mayer  W  J  to  F  B  Peabody  jnly  1,  Its  69 

to  72  b  12  Rockwell  add,  lOy  Sj^^  $20,000 
Mooney  W  J  to  W  A  Bond  ang  li.  It  46  b 

22,  33  39  14,  4  y  6^  $3000 

Morrison  M  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  ang  14 

It  28  b  3,  20  39  14,  3y  6%  $12C0 

Meyer  J  C  to  R  0  Bennett  aug  12,  pt  It  6. 

assrs.  div  1  42  9,  6y  e%  $1496 

Mueller  E  to  C  C  Sohnmaoher  ang  14,  It 

49  b  12,  23  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Nichols  H  1)  to  J  G  Weart  ang  8,  Its  6  to 

8.  9  39  13,  7^  $1200 

Novak  K  to  W  Kaspar  ang  12,  It  26  b  6. 

24  39  13,  5y  6^  $6(i00 

Niedert  F  0  to  HA  Leland  Apr  16,  Its  36 

to  40  b  6  Lee  add  7m  $1500 

Norwegian  E  Lnth  St  Pauls  Cong  to  A  H 

Kiland  aog  5,  It  8  b  1,  6  39  14,  3y  5^  $1300 
Nooley  0  L  to  J  J  Nichols  ang  1,  pt  Its  1 

and  4  b  19,  21  38  14,  3y  6«  $4000 

Niwa  F  to  P  O  Stensland  ang  10.  It  25  b 

21  Elston  add,  5y  6%  $2462 

Nicholas  E  T  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  l.'pt  It 

1  b  3.  23  38  14,  3y  7%  $6000 

Newell  T  to  E  Q  Pauling  jnlv  12,  pt  It  40 

It  3,  23  38  14,  5y62....   $3000 

Nickerson  E  to  W  T  Riokards  ang  10  It 

35  It  6  b  4,  36  40  13.  5y  6%  $1500 

Nystedt  A  to  H  A  Hangan  aug  14,  It  32  b 

I.  17  38  14,  5y  6«   $3500 

Olson  J  L  to  A  M  Snydaoker  ang  8,  It  22 

bl,  17  38  14.  6y  6%  $1500 

O'Grady  J  H  to  P  O  Stensland  ang  7,  It  9 

b  3,  13  40  13,  5y  7%  |iooO 

O'Day  F  C  to  D  Winston  ang  16,  It  1  It 

95  b  19,  33  39  14,  5y  7^  $2250 

O'Brien  J  to  F  G  Bradley  aog  14,  it  39  b 

31,33  39  14,  3y8^   '....$1300 

Olson  J  to  W  B  McOlner  apl  12,  It  36  b  2, 

20  40  14,  Pm  (i%  :  $1160 

Porzel  P  to  J  Goldzier  eug  12,  It  3d  b  C, 

28  39  11,  3y  6^  $2500 

Penderville  M  E  to  O  Title  and  T  Co  Jnly 

26,  pt  It  11  b  2   5y  6%  $3600 

Palmer  M  L  to  D  O  Smith  ang  13,  It  19  b 

3,  21  38  14,  e%  $2500 

Patterson  M  to  J  L  Shottall  ang  13,  pt  Its 

13  and  14  b  14  Bnshnell  add,  ly  7$. $4800 
Petterson  B  to  J  H  Gilbert  ang  13,  It  24  b 

17,35  40  13,  5y7<?  $i9ro 

Paulson  C  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  13, 

Its  b2,  17  38  14,  5y  7%  $1100 

Pnrceli  J  M  to  I  R  Mansfield  apl  16,  It  23 

and  24  b  4, 15  39  13.  ly  6%  $1100 

Purdy  M  H  to  F  B  Olin  ang  15,  pt  w 

s  e  frl  3^  30  41  13,  ly  6^  $1500 

Parker  F  E  to  J  H  Gilbart  ang  13,  pt  It  7 

b  3,  12  39  12,  63^%  $2500 

Petersen  E  to  L  W  Post  ang  19  pt  It  "B" 

b  1,  22  38  14,  ly  6%  $15,000 

Pleasen  J  to  G  F  Koester  ang  17,  It  27  b 

5,  15  40  14,  5y  7^  $1500 

Palmer  8  H  to  A  T  Whitmore  .  It  8  b 

36  39  13,  ly6^  |1258 

Penner  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  16.  It  32  b  8 


Brand  add,  5y  6%  $2600 

Perontka  T  to  O  Knbin  aug  9,  w  >^  It  22 

b  10  s  s  add,  4y  7^  $2200 

Petrie  N  to  F  M  Rietz  aug  16,  It  1  b  1,  30 

40  14,  Sy  6^  $2000 

Payne  A  M  to  Northwestern  Mnt  L  Inv 
Co  jnly  26,  pt  It  2  b  25  Woloott  add,  5y 

6^  $3000 

Parohen  F  to  P  Ott  ang  14,  It  7  It  11,  20 

40  14,  3y  7^  $2000 

Quinn  E  to  H  P  Kranz  aug  15,  Its  14  and 

15  Orvis  snb  8  40  14,  5j  6^  $1300 

Bamsland  W  to  A  Peterson  ang  14,  Its  2 

and  3  b  39  Ogdea  add  5y  6%  $6000 

Rommi  M  and  N  A  to  Title  and  Trnst  B 
and  L  Assn  ang  12,  pt  It  17  b  2,  36  40 

13,7^  $3093 

Rende  N  to  W  D  Rawlins  ang  13,  Its  45 

and  46  b  9,  26  40  13,  5y  7%  .'.  $1800 

Rath  W  F  to  B  G  Foreman  ang  15,  It  29  b 


5,  18  40  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Russell  J  A  to  C  J  Hambleton  ang  16.  It 

20  b  6,  32  89  14,  5y  6^  ,  $2200 

Rice  E  8  to  III  Trnst  &  8  Bk  ang  16,  Its 

15  and  16  b  3,  13  38  14.  5y  5%  $35,000 

Rnnston  J  O  to  J  H  Gilbert  ang  20,  It  9  b 

2,  17  38  14,  6%  $2700 

Rahlfs  T  to  R  Schmidt  ang  1,  pt  Its  i  4 

and  5,  28  40  14,  3y  G%  $20,000 

Rickert  M  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  16, 

It  47  It  50,  14  39  13,  ."-y  6%  $6500 

Rosenthal  B  to  J  Q  Straus  ang  14,  It  9 

and  1(1  b  4.  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $11,000 

Ramsey  B  M  to  School  Trnstees  ang  14, 

It  5  and  pt  6  b  6,  31  39  13,  5y  7%  . . .  $2250 
Steele  H  G  and  J  H  to  J  Stern  ang  6,  pt 

It  9  b  2,  23  38  14  $8500 

Silberman  F  to  J  Stern  ang  17,  It  I  b  62 

2139  14  $2000 

Szkoling  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  aug  12,  It 

2  It  21,  11  38  14,  6y  G}4%  $1800 

Stave  C  R  to  J   U  Kraemer  ang  13,  pt  It 

4  Co  elk  div  24  40  13,  3y  6%  $14,000 

Sutter  L  P  to  A  Heile  ang  10,  It  22  It  120 

etc  Bronson  add  2y  6%  $2500 

Stioht  H  to  B  Berger  aug  8,  It  29  b  8,  35 

40  13,3y  7%  $1200 

Smoot  K  R  to  F  P  Sohmitt  Mar  15,  pt  Its 

18  to  19  b  14,  3  39  14,  4'y  6^  $6000 

Sagor  L  to  M  W  Kozminski  ang  14,  Its  47 

and  48  b  3,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $6800 

aurl  8  to  J  F  Stepina  aug  12,  Its  53  and 

54  b  27,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  $1300 

Synnberg  A  to  B  Lathrop  ang  1,  It  219 

Sheridan  D  sub  17  40  14,  6%   $1900 

Stream  J  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  15,  It 

47  b  5,  13  39  13,  5y  6i^«  $2800 

Steen  C  L  to  H  G  Zander  Jnly  29,  Its  27 
to  29  Giayland  Park  21  40  13,  3y  6% 

^  •  "  $1500 

Sohaefer  A  to  Prosperity  L  and  B  Assn 

July  29,  It  37  b  2,  13  40  13,  5  1-5^.. $1500 
Schmidt  J  H  to  8  Meyers  ang  12,  It  67  b 

4,  18  39  14,  3y  7%  $1275 

Schramm  HtoR  A  Hanssner  ang  13,  It  36  it 

4  b  9  8heff  add,  6y  6%  $1500 

Snow  L  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  jnne  7,  pt 

It  32  Woodlawn,  2y  e%  $1000 

Schlatt  S  to  0  J  Hambleton  ang  13,  It  10 

b  1,  9  38  14,  6y  6^  $5000 

Snyder  M  A  to  A  L  Baker  ang  9,  Its  37  to 

39  b  7,  32  39  14,  3y  7%  $1500 

Shreve  H  B  to  A  B  Mead  ang  14,  pt  It  88 

and  all  89  s  e.i^  9  38  14,  5y  6%  $1400 

Skelvig  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  5.  It 

288,  21  39  14,  3y  6%....,  $1500 

Staples  F  M  to  J  L  Shortall  ang  12,  pt  It 

1  It  10,  15  38  14,  3y  7%  .$2000 

Synon  J  P  to  F  M  Baker  ang  12,  Its  3  and 

4  b  2,  33  39  14,  3y  6%  $2300 

Schweinfnrth  G  to  J  W  Gary  ang  13,  It  16 

b  8,  28  39  14,  3y  6%  $6000 

Stillman  H  W  to  F  R  Chandler  aug  14,  It 

7  b  9,11  38  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Stillman  H  W  to  N  Brossean  ang  14,  pt  It 

7  b  9,  11  38  14,  2y  7%  .$1250 

Strong  N  E  to  0  Title  &T  Co  inly  1,  It  36 

b  1,20  40  14,  ii%  $6000 

Sorenson  C  to  D  B  Lyman  jnly  15,  It  19  b 

6,  33  39  12,  5y  G%  $1500 

Stave  C  R  to  J  H  Kraemer  ang  14,  pt  n  w 

M  24  40  13,  3y  6^  $7000 

Schrnm  P  N  to  T  H  Cannon  ang  2,  pt  n  e 

}i,  19  36  15,  5y  6^  $3000 

Sohulz  D  A  to  M  W  Kozminski  ang  10,  It 

7  It  1,  36  40  13,  5y  614%  $2800 

Symons  J  to  J  H  Gilberi;  ang  30,  Its  1  to 

9  It  21  b  14,  28  37  14,  3y  7^  $2600 

Saoramendo  8  to  C  H  Fleischer  ang  14. 

pt  It  10  b  34  Ogden  add,  2y  6%  $3600 

Sullivftn  J  8  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  16,  It  36 

b  2,  23  39  13,  5y   $4000 

Smith  J  to  8  Dnnlop  ang  16,  pt  It  1  John- 
ston add  to  Austin.  4y  7%,  $1300 

Shibley  J  J  to  C  L  Hutchinson  ang  14,  pt 

Its  62  and  93,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $15,000 

Sylvester  A  0  to  C  P  H  Dose  ang  16,  It  64 

Frioke  &  D  snb  36  40  13,  3y  6^%. .  .$1200 
Stanber  I  to  M  A  Stanber  ang  14,  It  11  It 

1  b  4,  36  40  13,  4y  7?  $3000 

Simon  M  J  to  W  Heinemann  ang  7.  It  3 

and  pt  4  b  2.  29  40  14,  6y  6%  $4o00 

Sayers  J  B  to  R  L  Martin  jnly  6,  It  2  b  6, 

36  40  13.6^  $10*00 

Trevette  B  L  to  H  A  Goodrich  ang  12,  pt 

39  and  all  38  b  5,  18  39  14,  3y  6^... $3600 
Titley  W  to  B  W  Ellis  ang  — .  nnd  mt  in 
w  1^  e  e  3^1  and  n  3^  s  w  34  28  40  13,  2y 

5^    $4000 

Thomson  D  M  to  W  Loeb  ang  13,  It  16  b 

23,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Turner  A  C  to  A  Heile  jnly  17,  It  20  and 

21  b  7.  18  39  13.  226  days,  6%  $1641 

Thnnack  J  H  to  R  Berger  jnly  13,  It  19  b 
4,  28  40  14,  6y  6^  $7000 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  24,  189&. 


Turner  0  E  and  E  H  et  al  to  T  H  Sohintz 
&ag  10,  pt  It  2  to  4  b  5  Hyde  Fk,  ly  6^ 

 11500 

Tabor  L  L  to  S  W  Rawson  aag  2,  pt  It  8 

b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  7?  *5200 

Toulkes  E  D  to  C  L  Sohaar  jnly  13,  It  39 

b  2  b  9,  33  39  14,  5y  6^  $1600 

Tierney  F  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  ang  15,  It 

39  b  13  8  8  add,  6y  6!«  $7500 

Towle  M  H  <fc  J  R  to  E  V  Bay  ley  ang  13, 

pt  Its  1  and  2  b  1,  23  38  14,  ly  6%..,$5(i00 
Tradell  P  and  L  N  to  J  Stern  ang  5,  It  23 

and  24  b  1,  21  37  14  $1200 

Usher  J  A  to  F  B  Peabody  ang  9,  pt  Its  -» 1, 

42  and  39  It  7,  3  38  14,  3y  7%  $4000 

Vizrat  K  to  M  E  QreenpbaDm  aog  7,  Its 

24  and  25  b  45,  7  38  14,  5y  6«   $2000 

Van  Bershot  J  W  to  I  H  Van  Vlissingen 
ang  15,  Its  167  to  171,  16  37  14,  3y  6% 

   $1280 

Vollmer  W  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  15,  It  1  b 

8  b  4  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%  $6000 

Vollmer  W  to  T  H  Sohintz  aag  15,  It  11  b 

10,  33  40  14,  4y  6^    $4500 

Van  Bezey  J  0  to  M  E  Greenebanin  aog 

15,  b  16.  11  39  13,  5y  7%  $90C0 

Wegener  J  to  C  H  Fleischer  aag  8,  It  13  b 

17  Newberry  add  5y  6!{  $2500 

Wendel  M  and  E  W  to  Swedish  B  and  L 

Assn  aug  12.  It  45  b  1,  27  39  14,  7%  $1700 
Wiser  0  H  to  G  A  R  B  and  L  Assn  Joly 

17,  It  5  b  4,  8  39  13,  6%  $18C  0 

Wert  H  lo  L  Ratbje  ang  10,  It  6  b  1,  17 

38  14,  6m  6^  $2100 

Westberg  G  to  A  B  Mead  ang  13,  pt  It  3 

b  2,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Wiggins  8  to  H  L  Turner  July  31,  It  7  It 

3  b  1,  3  38  14,  6^  $1404 

Walsh  L  A  and  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebaum 

aag  6,  It  63  It  18,  29  40  14,  5y  6% . .  .  $1510 
Wanioek  M  to  T  H  Sohintz  aag  13,  It  8  b 

2  Brand  add,  ly  6«  ..$1800 

Wallace  A  to  A  B  Mead  aag  12,  It  4  and 

pt  5  b  47  Rogers  Pk,  5y  G%  $1600 

Weeks  E  J  to  Northn  Trust  Co,  ang  13,  It 

48  b  6  b  1,  18  39  14   $1600 

Welty  B  to  J  R  Young  aug  17, It  6  and  pt 

6,  20  38  14,  17m  6%  $2200 

Wing  F  W  to  W  Heinemann  aug  12,  It  70 

b  19.  19  40  14,  6y  6>^^  $1300 

Winters  A  to  E  Rudolph  aug  1,  It  1  Nas- 

Innd  add,  6y  6^  $1225 

Wise  ft  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn,  july  29 

It  19  b  2,  16  38  14,  1%  $1400 

Walling  W  to  H  A  Haogan  aag  18,  Its  5 

and  6  b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $13,000 

Young  L  to  L  Baird  aug  13,  It  29  b  69,  6 

and  6  37  15.  3y  6^  $5000 

Young  M  to  L  Baud  ang  13,  It  30  b  69,  5 

and  6  37  15,  5y  65S  $6000 

Zabransky  J  to  W  Kaspar  aug  10,  It  33  b 

47,  19  39  14,  3y  e%  $1200 

Zum  Mallew  D  to  M  W  Pinokney  ang  6, 

pt  It  29  b  3,  26  35  14,  6%  $3800 

Zander  E  W  to  A  Q  Johnson  aog  1,  Its  13, 
16  and  17  b  6,  7  40  14,  2y  &%  $2000 


CHATTSLi  MOKT«A«KI». 


Agner  H  to  H  Morse  ang  12,  piano  6m. $76 
Anderson  M  0  to  W  Sevk  June  22,  fnrn 

1013  N  California  av  6m  $100 

Arado  8  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  aug  13, 

saloon  882  W  Hairison  2y  $400 

Brooke  J  L  to  E  Shope  aug  8,  fnrn  372 

State  ly  $200 

Bringham  J  C  to  B  E  Hunting  ang  13, 

mdse  £038  C  Grove  av  40d8  $299 

Bills  N  Q  to  C  F  Rogers  aug  3,  piano  and 

horse  6m  $126 

Bush  J  J  to  M  E  Finch  aag  14,  furn  6m  $ 
Brown  W  to  G  Kohn  ang  10,  furn  491  43d 

2y  $150 

Barneman  H  to  R  M  MoOreery  aug  14, 

furn  6m  $70 

B')nrke  J  B  to  H  P  Mount  Apr  17,  furn 

359  31st  Oct  17  $100 

Bowker  M  E  to  8  J  Kerr  aug  15,  shop  698 

47th  2y  $200 

Barth  A  M  to  M  B  Spray  ang  14,  furn 

1190  Armitage  av  |1500 

Bly  I  to  J  Onllen  aug  8,  piano  35  Spruce 

6m   $1 

Baer  J  8  to  Nat  M  L  Co  ang  17,  piano 

7m  $' 

Benario  M  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  aag  17, 

fnrn  7m   $165 

Baoheraoh  J  E  to  F  McNellis  aog  20,  fnrn 

23m  $14* 

Bnge  0  to  L  Hopkins  aug  16,  forn  1481 

69th  11m  $132 

Brown  M  J  to  8  B  Koowlton  ang  20,  furn 

6m  $94 

Bramble  E  F  to  Standard  Brewery  ang  20, 

BBloon  2100  Dearborn  23m  $450 

Callopj  T  to  M  Haneob  ang  8,  drnga  3944 


Cottage  G  av  2y  $1600 

Caruthers  J  P  to  O  Bergersen  aug  9,  piano 

and  furn  ly  $295 

Cooley  H  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  aug  12, 

saloon  99  W  Madison  23m  

Cashman  M  to  F  M  Roche  aug  10,  s  m 

and  furn  191  Schiller  ly  «300 

Oashore  A  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  ang  14, 

saloon  683  Sheffield  av  13m  $123 

Daenzer  0  to  S  K  Lester  ,  102  8  Des 

Plaines  7m  $465 

Daniels  R  to  M  E  Finch  aug  14,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Davenport  F  8  to  fl  P  Mount  aog  13, 

fnrn,  1069  56th  7m  $104 

DeOon  M  F  to  F  Dominick  aug  16,  fnrn 

268  Chestnut  ly  $260 

Elton  A  W  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  ang  13,  fnrn 

7m  $199 

Elsberg  F  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  aug  1, 

saloon  3252  Lanral  2y   $300 

Eokhardt  C  to  J  Stelzich  June  24,  barber 

shop  618  Centre  av  6m  $150 

Edgerton  J  M  to  J  E  Colnon  aug  12,  furn 

586  La  Salle  av  2y  $250 

Ebert  W  E  to  Steele- Wedels  Co  aog  13, 

grocery  132  W  13th  dem  $200 

Fisher  J  to  M  E  Finch  aog  6.  forn  6m  . .  $77 
Fitzsimmons  E  L  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  aug 

15,  saloon  4660  Wabash  ly  $447 

Famous  W  N  &  Co  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  ang 

16,  saloon  94  Dearborn  ly  $1000 

Ferguson  G  W  to  P  Schoeuhofen  Brg  Co 

aog  16,  saloon  3117  Cott  Grove  av  2y 

. .  7.  $250 

Fagan  ^d  to  S  B  Knowlton  ang  20,  furn 

ly  $97 

Freeman  C  to  P  McDonald  ang  12,  horses 

etc  2y  $267 

Gitelson  &  Bappart  to  Brnnswick  B-C  Co 
ang  13,  saloon  fittings  222  22d  st  18m 

  $1400 

Gillespie  I  to  K  W  Noble  Mar  1,  fnrn 

3722  Lake  av  6m  $100 

Gardner  S  A  to  M  E  Finch  ang  14,  piano 

6m  $103 

Gallo  V  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  aug  7,  saloon 

2501  Armour  av  2y  $860 

Garry  J  to  G  G  Hnbbell  ang  16,  furn  10m 

 $135 

Gibson  W  W  to  Brnnswiok-B  Co  aug  16, 

billiard  goods.  Bosh  and  Ohio  19m.  .$865 
Gabrielson  E  to  Nelson  &  Johnson  ang  15, 

furn  V57  Wells  6m  $300 

aates  G  F  to  G  H  Cobleigh  aug  14,  furn 

6617  Drexel  av  $218 

Gibson  W  W  to  Brunswick-B-O  Oo  ang 
16,  saloon  fittings  Ru-h  and  Ohio  23m 

 $300 

Grout  H  D  to  J  Ander.^on  ang  16,  horses, 

wagon  etc  510  VV  Erie  7m  $16  ) 

Hernon  W  to  J  H  Blass  ang  14,  furn  etc 

1413  Michigan  av  2y   $1000 

dodine  N  A  to  E  A  Robinson  &  Co  aog  10, 

mdse  1057  Kedzie  av  Jan  31   $411 

Soops  T  to  H  Morse  aug  14,  fnrn  6m.  $273 
aamblin  J  J  to  M  E  Finch  aug  13,  piano 

6m  $165 

aabel  A  A  to  Mat  M  L  Co  ang  10,  forn 

rm  $82 

aunkeler  F  to  A  Hunkeler  ang  6,  horses 

eto  15m  $230 

dughes  M  E  to  U  8  Brg  Co  Apr  22,  saloon 

162  N  Market  20m  $500 

ayde  W  C  to  G  W  Sansman  aug  16,  furn 

Morgan  Pk  SOds'  $102 

aansen  S  to  L  Q  Smith  ang  2,  furn  em  $132 
Tones  S  H  to  M  E  Finch  aug  12,  piano 

6m  $103 

fohnsou  E  to  W  E  Aokley  aug  10,  furn 

piano  and  s  m  6m  $165 

lentil  J  to  C  Jentil  ang  15,  saloon  348 

State  2y  $500 

lohnson  G  H  to  S  W  Johnson  ang  15, 

forn  630  La  Salle  ly  $250 

fohnsen  Bros  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  aug  15, 

saloon  2401  State  ly  $800 

iilby  W  to  a  Morse  aug  13,  furn  6m. .  .$88 
Snhn  A  G  to  J  A  Dvore  aug  — ,  prtg 

office  2943  Cottage  Q  av  4m   $117 

Srueger  R  to  M  E  Finch  ang  14,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Kohrs  N  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  ang  13,  fnrn 

and  8  m  7m  $83 

Senzie  A  to  N  W  Brg  Co  aag  13,  saloon 

1971  36th  2.^m  $200 

Kleiika  A  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  Jnly  24, 

aaloon  990  W  18th  ly  $360 

S.rollE  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  aug  16,  saloon 

219  Lincoln  av  2y  $500 

tilncina  J  to  Boh  Brg  Co  aug  14.  saloon 

536  W  28th  demd  $450 

Keidzio  S  to  Smith  Bros  aug  13,  furn  6m 

 $102 

Kessling  W  H  to  G  J  Williams  ang  20, 

fnrn  867  Fulton  $1500 

Lester  H  E  to  Lester  Oo  ang  13,  confec- 


tions llO  Monroe  ly  $250 

Loeb  8  to  M  E  Finch  ang  13,  furn  6m  .  $82 
Lehner  R  to  M  E  Finch  aug  12,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Lester  D  M  to  H  Mors6  aug  13,  furn  6m  $77 
Levy  E  to  T  D  Zennain  aug  14,  piano  6m 

 $80 

Lane  A  to  S  S  Skinner  July  30,  horses  etc 

dem  $100 

Leonhardt  J  to  C  Unverzagt  aug  17,  bldg 

662  Humboldt  av,  2y  $1500 

Lewis  M  W  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  aug 

15.  saloon  459  35th  2y  $352 

McQunay  M  to  F  J  Switzer  aug  10,  furn 

4m  $75 

MoOIanahan  J  C  to  W  H  Adams  ang  1, 

bldgs.  It  140  div  1,  36  38  15,  60d8  ....  $800 
March  G  W  to  T  J  Lefens  aug  14,  fnrn 

160  B  Island  av  2y  $175 

Martin  P  to  Eoenig  &  Lnehrs  aag  14, 

horse  and  wagon  6m  $165 

Macombe  W  D  to  Z  Taylor  aug  12,  furn 

ly  $240 

McCormiok  D  to  J  MoCormiok  aug  15, 

saloon  88  Huron  23m   $131 

Morris  D  D  to  Mat  M  Loan  Co  aug  16, 

furn  7m  $200 

McDonald  B  E  to  W  A  Hansberg  ang  14, 

saloon  112  Randolph  $850 

Masorsky  A  to  C  Schmidt  ang  15,  horse 

etc  319  Clybonrn  av  Nov  1  $200 

Millair  T  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  aug  16, 

saloon  1010  Harrison  2y  $714 

Milliti  D  to  O  G  Habbell  aog  16,  furn  and 

piano  10m  $200 

Morris  J  V  to  S  B  Knowlton  ang  15,  furn 

and  piano  7m. v.  $130 

Mozaide  P  to  Henn  &  Q  Brg  Co  ang  1, 

saloon  3234  Ullmar  2y  $200 

Matson  A  to  J  H  Gunsolus  ang  16,  piano 

164  N  Cortis  9m  $100 

Murray  H  T  to  8  C  Ooors  aug  15,  piano 

155  25th  3m  $140 

McKeown  M  I  to  H  Morse  ang  6,  piano 

6m  $103 

Marr  J  to  M  E  Finch  aug  15,  furn  and  s  m 

6m  .$77 

Mongeotte  E  J  to  F  A  Palmer  ang  17, 

fixt  2934  Cottage  Grove  av  9ra  $200 

McDonnell  J  R  to  P  McDonnell  July  16, 

restrnt  Lemont  6m  $500 

Marks  L  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  aug  1 

saloon  281  W  Randolph  2y  $650 

Morgan  I  R  to  L  G  Smith  ang  10,  fnrn 

6m  $104 

Nelson  T  to  W  H  Shields  July  8,  wagon 

etc  Bremen  2y  fll4 

Newell  F  to  L  G  Smith  aog  2,  fnrn  6m.  $84 
O'Toole  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  aug  3,  furn  and 

8  m  7m  $102 

O'BierneA  to  M  Amory  aog  18,  fnrn  1219 

Wabash  2y  $1200 

Owen  S  to  A  H  Philips  ang  16,  furn  2719 

Indiana  av  6m    $130 

Pratt  E  H  to  F  8  Amioh  July  26,  prtg 

office  191  Monroe  8m  $6i!0 

PoUak  J  J  to  H  Peterson  aug  10,  furn 

1226  W  North  av  ly   $230 

Paglin  P  A  et  al  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  ang 

13,  saloon  68  N  Franklin  23m  $600 

Perrine  A  to  F  J  Surtzer  aug  16,  piano 

4m   $75 

Pe'ers  J  to  0  0  Becker  aug  17,  furn  1698 

Milwaukee  av  2y  $742 

Robins  Q  E  to  M  E  Finch  ang  13,  fnrn 

6m  $165 

Ryan  M  to  D  8  Brg  Co  aug  14,  saloon  264 

Loomis  ly  $300 

Resinan  D  to  8mith  Bros  aug  8,  furn  7m 

 $135 

Reinhard  H  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Oo  aug  10, 

drugs  eto  91  Wisconsin  ly  $8C0 

honey  T  G  to  8  Roney  aug  14,  carriages 

eto  199  Schiller  10m  $5000 

Robinson  L  F  to  L  F  Hopkins  ang  9, 

furn  119  Honore  3m   $250 

Randolph  A  R  and  A  W  to  Mandel  Bros 

aug  16,  furn  2y  $800 

Rossow  0  0  to  0  Rossow  aug  13,  grocery 

eto  334  W  Harrison  2y  $600 

Ryan  0  to  Herzog  Bros  aug  7,  wagon  293 

Elm  4m  $96 

Russell  W  V  8  to  A  D  Bowman  aug  14, 

furn  ly  $100 

Ramcey  A  E  to  H  Morse  ang  15,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $237 

Rapp  R  T  M  E  Finch  ang  12,  furn  and  s 

m  6m  $92 

Read  E  P  to  0  H  Merrick  ang  14,  furn 

23m  $83 

Sohwnchow  R  F  to  L  E  Sohwuohow  Apr 

10,  engraving  plant  182  Wabash. .  .$2000 
Schumacher  H  et  al  to  H  Ebert  June  21, 

6  8  ms  236  Townsend  6m  $100 

Sullivan  D  F  to  M  B  Finch  aug  12,  furn 

6m  $77 

Schnltz  E  to  H  Morse  aug  12,  furn  and  s 


m  6m  $103 

Schmidt  A  to  H  Morse  aug  12,  fuin  6m. $77 
Schroder  O  A  to  Wilson  Bros  ang  14, 

mdse  34  Van  Brren  4m  $100 

Shafer  J  F  to  M  Shafer  ang  14,  668  N 

Clark  2y  |470 

Smith  D  A  to  L  Smith  Apr  24,'95,  carriage 

and  horse  $500 

Schultz  0  to  Am  Brg  Oo  July  19,  saloon 

735  Milwaukee  av  23m  $1100 

Savage  F  to  A  Bensler  ang  10,  horses  eto 

6m  $121 

Sohuette  J  H  C  to  J  Lind  ang  13,  laundry 

2628  N  Clark  3m  $250 

Sanford  G  E  to  M  E  Finch  ang  15,  forn 

6m  $82 

Sarvent  G  R  to  M  E  Finch  ang  16,  fnrn 

6m  $72 

Stiffens  M  J  to  Indpndt  Brg  Assn  ang  15, 

saloon  786  Lincoln  av  ly  f  700 

Stoize  F  E  to  F  L  Class  ang  1,  drugs  eto 

227  Division  2y  $2200 

Stevens  L  W  &  Oo  to  J  K  Stevens  aug  19, 

photo  gallery  State  and  Monroe  ly  $1200 
Secten  A  to  A  Hnnnann   aug  19,  141 

Illinois  6m  $345 

Sweeney  ds  Kelly  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  aug 

16,  saloon  1023  Sheffield  av  2y  $1000 

Smyth  W  to  O  L  Phelps  ang  16,  horses 

eto  ly  $96 

Stebbins  L  E  to  L  M  Dahms  aug  17,  fnrn 

62  Wisconsin  2y  $500 

Sohvraohtgen  N  to  M  Sohwaohtgen  aug  19, 

saloon  ly  $700 

Thompson  P  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  aug  6, 

fnrn  7m  $135 

Thomas  W  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  aug  7, 

saloon  301  Rush  st  2y  $200 

Tambling  R  8  to  M  E  Finoh  aug  12,  furn 

6m  $166 

Thomson  W  F  to  F  R  Gaul  aug  16,  pub- 
lishing house  69  Dearborn  3m  $400 

Thearns  T  F  to  W  M  Savage  ang  20, 

maohy  42  Mich  st  ly  $2142 

Thompson  R  B  to  0  Gerner  ang  20,  saloon 

2922  State  60d8  $1500 

Thompson  P  H  to  W  H  Rife  aug  3,  forn 

112  Dearborn  ly  

Von  Hollen  B  to  Smith  Bros  aug  9,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $136 

Vogle  J  K  to  M  E  Finch  aug  13,  furn  6m 

....  $75 

Van  Fossom  E  to  D  Rankin  ang  14,  fnrn 

170  Lincoln  av  4m  $88 

Vandenburgh  A  0  to  H  D  Hardy  aug  10, 

piano  and  furn  4  Ashland  av  11m. ..$287 
Varlet  H  to  J  Phillippe  ang  15,  furn  82 

Custom  H  pi  24  wk8   $600 

Van  Alstyn  A  T  to  H  F  Mount  ang  16, 
furn,  piano,  s  m  etc.  River  Forest  6m 

 $496 

Wiegant  E  E  to  J  0  Jensen  aug  7,  saloon 

395  Rookwtll  

Weket  D  to  A  H  Williams  aug  13,  fnrn 

6m   $75 

Wilson  A  R  to  A  F  Hieronimns  aug  16, 

saloon  126  Wabash  13m  $1280 

Wells  J  8  to  A  J  O'Donel  aug  15,  fnrn 

Riverside  6m  $150 

Whitfield  E  J  to  H  F  Mount  aug  16,  fnrn 

4438  Wabash  av  6m   $110 

Warchfort  A  to  Smith  Bros  aug  15,  furn, 

horses  etc  7m . . . ,  $127 

Yanger  A  to  E  Vanselon  July  29,  wagon 
2321  Wentworth  Nov  1  $190 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Kalacineki  T  to  W  Kalacineki  aug  12,  Breenhonse, 

2'2  Center  et  1600 

O'OoDDor  P  to  E  0  Smith  aag  12,  plauo  tSCO 

Banech  W  A  to  T  WOallopy  jane  22,  Vi  droit  stock 

3944  0  Grove  av  11250 

Witzlord  J  to  C  J  Ballnskl  aug  10,  horses,  wagons 

eto.  S46  u  Oarpenter  $800 

JewettFLassc  Oonsnmers  Pure  Ice  Oo  to  0  J 

Blair  ang  13,  pt  b  21,  33  39  14,  with  stables  and  all 

fixtures,  etc  $99,000 

Brown  B  R  to  J  Herman'en  jan  9,  mdse  3855  State 

  $1600 

McOlenahan  J  0  to  L  A  McOlenahan  ang  14,  bldg 

It  40  div  30  38  15  $2500 

Dodez  L  E  to  J  A  McAtee  aug  13,  mdse  3301  Oott 

Grove  av  $700 

Oorbin  J  J  to  M  W  McNamara  aug  14,  yi  saloon  123 

Olark  $60C0 

Ahlers  L  B  to  F  Bosenthal  aug  12.  turn  666  n  Olark 

 mo 

Koenig  F  to  E  Kroll  aug  16,  219  Lincoln  av  $15f  0 

Buch  «  by  constable  to  J  Wessler  aug  16,  saloon 

527  Olark  $500 

Schwarz  E  0  to  L  A  Schwarz  jaly  24,  fnrn  11946 

HalHted  $200 

Onmmings  G  to  F  A  Heigert  aug  I,  shop  $576 

Donegan  T  to  W  N  Famous  &  Oo  aug  16,  saloon  94 


August  24,  1895. 


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Dearborn  »2000 

Sherman  J  to  0  F  Bnehler  aag  14,  saloon  1621  Wa- 

baeh  $U00 

Brooke  F  M  to  H  Etehokin  aug  12,  hoaee  and  barn 

173  Maxwell  1700 

Wilder  E  P  B  to  0  J  Snyder  ang  14,  drags  etc  ^506 

State  $1500 

Eeil  A  to  J  Rose  jalj  1,  horse  etc  tTOU 

Armbraster  M  to  A  Zlmmer  ang  19,  farm  ntenslls 

etc,  Niles  $400 

Brnnner  E  to  A  Barnnm  may  3,  brick,  stone  etc. $100 
Mills  M  £  to  W  T  Johnson  ang  16,  laundry  SOiVt 

Lake  $225 

Scharf  W  to  J  Malkowski  aug  16,  saloon  297  n  Oar 

penter,  dec  1   ....$600 

Elm  T  a  to  H  regner  ang  19,  mdse  etc  694  w  Obi 

av  $600 

Degner  H  to  M  Elm  ang  19,  mdse  etc,  694  w  Obi  av 

 $600 

Eenman  D  to  D  Eenman  ang  17,  grocery  4540 

Wentworth  av  $1500 

Drihe  H  W  to  J  0  Drihe  ang  1,  drugs  1402  Wright 

wood  av  $6000 

Bernhoff  E  to  E  Bernboff  sept  8,  drug  store  348 

North  av  $360 

Buck  W  to  Z  H  lismun  aug  2,  ptg  office,  85  6tb  av 

 $600 

BeliDSky  O  J  to  A  Wiztord  aug  19,  wagons  etc,  846 

n  Oarpenter  $800 

Bump  W  to  F  A  Qunkel  aug  14,  barber  shop  667 

Wells  $600 

Honeon  O  P  to  J  Hjtirpe  aug  19,  grocery  and  mar 

ket  204  Montrose  blvd   $600 


Henry  Lesch  v  L  S  Baldwin,  $2,128. 
Herbert  F  Kent  v  Fred  O  Edler.  $2,597.45. 
Edwin  O  Lanphere  v  F  E  Koberts  Foundry  Co,  $519. 
Bartholomae  &  Boesing  Brewing  (Jo  v  Louis  Melka 
$920.20. 

Herman  Eoehive  v  Albert  PoIIey,  $2,632.26. 
John  Wulf  V  Albert  Polley,  $1,117. 
Labahn  Brick  Company  v  James  F  Price,  $3,962.53. 
Oarlos  8  Hardy  v  Absalom  Roberts,  $605. 
A  D  Langworthy  v  Reuel  G  Bounds,  $577.40. 
Charles  L  Wood  v  Frederica  F  Stanton,  1961.10. 
A  F  Hieronimus  v  A  R  Wilson,  $1,278.81. 
Frank  Thoma  v  August  Kiel  et  al,  $6,526. 
New  Bra  Gas  Furnace  Appliance  Co  v  F  P  Lewis,  et 
al,  $668.16. 

Loois  S  Owsley  v  Ruehl  &  Gotterdam,  $738.07. 
William  H  Olaflin  v  Wesley  Sisson,  $42.96. 
Rachel  M  Schaffner  v  United  States  Mutual  Accident 

Association,  16,376. 
0  S  Lumber  Oo  v  O  R  Arnold  and  D  Dydenhaver 

$921.70. 

C  8  Lumber  Oo  v  F  Bohn,  $652.19. 

First  National  Bank  of  Albany,  N  T  v  James  H 
Walker  Co,  $3,237. 

First  National  Bank  of  Chicago  v  A  Hawkins,  Wil- 
liam J  Fagan,  Oharles  H  Barber,  $g,014. 

Obarles  W  Fifleld  v  Hobart  P  Smith,  $600.82. 

James  McGee  v  William  Graver  Tank  Works, 
$962  60. 

A  F  Behberg  v  Carl  G  W  Anderson,  1518.60. 
Joseph  Vorizek  v  Victor  Hermanck,  $1,426. 
Lynch  Brothers  v  William  Kelly,  t646. 
Salvatore  Gnnbone  v  John  Oentore,  $637. 
Charles  P  Kellogg,  &  Oo  v  James  Chalmers,  $1,020.71 
City  National  Bank  of  Jamestown  v  Samuel  J  Dick- 
son, $513.41. 

William  M  Gnnton  &  Oo  v  George  A  Ferguson, 
$1,«31,67. 

E  W  Blatchford  &  Oo  v  Alfred  H  Fetta,  $619.42. 
Heath  &  Mllligan  Msunfactnring  Oo  v  Jorgen  M 

NieUon,  $946.63. 
Nicolans  Schmitzene  v  Martin  Schmitzeng,  $1,120. 
Merchants'  National  Bank  of  Lnuisville,  v  L  Wels 

13,022.94. 

Nellie  T  Clancy  v  George  F  Wright,  $729.60. 


ME0HANI08'  LIENS. 


Sonth  Pk  blvd,  Soammon's  add,  Its  18 
and  19  b  1  n  w  eeo  3  38  14.  John  M 
Stiles  V  Labelle  B  Vinoent  |451.60 

Maynard  resnb,  It  3  b  1  of  pt  blks  1  to  4 
and  6  It  4  Misnor's  sab  in  Oironit  of  pt 
n  e  3^  see  36  40  13.  Wm  Clayton  v 
Elisabeth  Elander  $81.53 

Simon's  sab,  It  37  b  4  s  e  see  .35  40  13. 
Same  v  Jno  A  Oarlson  |48.78 

Halated  and  Indiara  sts,  prams  n  e  oor. 
Sohillo  &  Oassman  Oo  v  Riohard  D  Mo- 
Donald  and  Joseph  MoDonald .... .  |1430 

Millard  av'  prems  642  and  644.  D  Wink  & 
Oo  V  Andrew  Q  Mnir  ^  $118.28 

Bradley's  sob,  It  6  of  It  4  Handley's  sab 
of  Its  3  to  21  ino,  and  Its  33  to  37  ino, 
of  Pine  Grove  in  n  w  qr  seo  21  40  14. 
E  A  Hartwell  Oo  v  Louis  J  and  Edgar 
0  Blum...,  14752,67 


Felt  &  HiiargB  resnb,  Its  22  23  24  and  25 
of  b  19  Montrose.  City  Lumber  Oo  v 
Andrew  Johnson  $111.26 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add.  Its  5  to  9  b  15, 
Same  V  Jalias  Tesaer....  $622.55 

Leland  av,  pram  463.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Minnie  H  and  T  O  Qoudie  $55 


APPLiIC  ft.T10IV  FOB  BVItiJDIN«} 
PKBIIITS. 

Pierce  st  94,  Wilbur  L  Oomstock,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $3,000. 
Snperior  et  W  406,  8  8  Seidler,  thres  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $6,900. 
Pensacola  av  118,   Mary  Taylor,  frame  dwelling, 

$1,200. 

Forty-first  st  W  1097,  Catherine  Bogan,  frame  cot 
taga,  $1,200. 

Wood  st  1058,  Wells  French  &  Oo,  dry  kiln,  $2,000. 

Ogden  av  1488,  Oharles  W  Eanback,  three  story 
brick  flat  and  basement,  $4,500. 

Center  av  934,  J  Gorske,  2  story  frame  flat,  $1,600. 

Oorntiila  st  680,  Fred  Ruth,  2  story  brick  fiat  and 
basement,  $2,600 

Irving  Park  av  2733,  L  B  Arnold,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $1,760. 

Green  st  460,  John  Allede,  2  story  brick  fiat  and 
basement  $2,000. 

Elm  st  415  25,  E  Wrenhoberm,  greenhouse,  $1,40C. 

Sheldon  st  28,  Carl  Grams,  2  story  frame  flat,  |2,000. 

Troy  st  184-92,  John  Krabovee,  four  1  story  brick 
cottage,  $4,000. 

Winchester  av  426,  A  Ginsberg,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat,  $6,000. 

Sherman  st  7896,  Thomas  Egan,  2  story  frame  flat, 
$2,500. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  near  I  0  R  R,  Wil- 
liam Mathews,  cooper  shop,  $1,600. 

Calumet  av  3622  24,  J  J  Pentegras,  two  3  story  brick 
flats  and  basement,  t6,000. 

Dearborn  av  76-84,  0  W  Losber,  flve  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,000. 

Homan  av  712,  Patrick  Gallagher,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basemen),  $3,0(0. 
Nineteenth  st  1234,  John  Eenizak,   rear  addition  to 

brick  house,  $1,400. 
Washtenaw  av  1162,  James  Woodick,  1  story  frame 

c3ttBge,  $1,100. 
Adams  st  1134,  M  Penderville,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

bassment,  $3,O0O. 
Congress  st  W  1496,  8  0  Briscoe,  three  story  brick 

Sat  and  basement,  $8,000. 
Vai  Bureu  et  1017-23,  Henry  Rohrer,  4  story  brick 

store  and  apartment,  127,000. 
Greenwood  av  9141,  John  MoGinnie,  frame  cottage, 

$1,000. 

Union  av  60t3-39,  0  J  Carlson,  four  3  story  brick  flat 
and  basement,  $16,000. 

Ellis  av  8414,  J  B  Kelley,  three  story  brick  resi- 
dence, $6,000. 

Ellis  av  B240,  Thomas  Newell,  2  story  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $4,600. 

Thirty-ninth  st  51-65.  Barry  &  Fellows,  two  5  story 
brick  apartments,  $30,000. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  st,  near,  Chicago  O'Neal 
Grain  Company,  grain  elevator,  $100,000. 

Jackson  and  Quincy  sts.  Great  Northern  Hotel  Com- 
pany, theater  building,  $100,000. 

Sangamon  st  6423,  J  Ramensen,  frame  flat,  $2,000. 

Jackson  av  8642-48,  Lethors  &  Downey,  two  frame 
cottages,  62,000. 

Homan  av  712,  Patrick  Gallagher,  2  story  flat  and 
basement  brick,  $3,000, 

Snperior  st  268,  G  W  Funk,  one  brick  dwelling, 
$1,000. 

North  Fortieth  av  866,  John  Hannaga,  frame  cot- 
tage, $1,000. 

Oakwood  av  97-109,  Barry  A  Fellows,  four  5  story 

brick  Sat  and  basemsnt,  $40,000. 
Woodlawn  av  9334-36,  William  L  Doyle,  two  1  story 

brick  oottagee,  $2,400. 
Jansen  st  22,  Eahlert  &  Busse,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  3,000, 
Perry  av  1276,  John  Babel,  2  story  frame  flat,  $2,600. 
Robey  st  N  1817,  G  W  Elder  b  Oo,  frame  cottage, 

$1,200. 

Vilas  av  214,  James  Fey,  frame  cottage,  $1,600. 
Rockwell  st  N  480,  Andrew  Lewis,  2  story  frame  flat, 
$1,100. 

Lawndale  av  146-158,  James  Van  Bezey,   six  1  story 

brick  dwelling,  $10,000. 
Le  Moyne  st  77-79,  English  Lutheran  Church,  2  story 

brick  residence  and  school,  $3,500. 
Roeooe  st  125,  B  Amst,  2  story  brick  store  and  flat, 

$1,800. 

Champlain  av  6318,  J  W  Kimball,  2  story  brick  flat 
and  basement,  $3,000. 

State  st  2913  16,  B  MoNiel,  2  story  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $1,000. 

Marshfleld  av  6349,  E  Ottender,  2  story  brick  flat 
and  basement,  $3,000. 

Euclid  av  7209,  Edward  Kenney,  art  stndlo,  $1,000. 

Princeton  av  4923,  &|  Flanoagan,  }  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $1,000, 


Washington  av  10300,  E  A  Maifleld,  2  story  and  base 
ment,  $1,900. 

Eggleston  av  12014,  John  Earnest,  2  story  brick  Sat 

and  basement,  $1,800. 
Champlain  av  6318,  1  story  brick  Bat  and  basement, 

$3,000. 

State  st  2913-16,  B  M  McNe'.l,  2  story  brick  fiat  and 
basement,  $l,00ii, 

St  Lawrence  av  7305,  N  N  Brooks,  2  story  brick  resi- 
dence, $3,600. 

Hermitage  av  626,  Obarles  Baldred,  2  story  brick  Sat 

and  basement,  $8  0  JO. 
Milwaukee  av  866-63,  4  story  brick  storage  building, 

$18,0  ;0. 

Leavict  st  N  1166,  R  Brand,  2  story  brick  fiat  and 

basement,  $4,600. 
Boyne  av  N  622,  T  Boeft,  three  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $8,000. 
Fourteenth  st  294-314,  Star  and  Crescent  Milling  Oo, 

2  story  brick  warehouse,  $6,0e0. 
Warner  and  Ridgeland  av,  corner,  Sonth  End  Bnlld- 

ing  Company,  2  story  frame  schoolhouee,  $8,000 
Murp.y  av  4585,  N  Moos,  frame  cottage,  $2,200. 
Halsted  st  66i,  Z  R  Oostar  A  Brother,   three  story 

brick  store  and  fiats,  $8,000. 
Bylowsky  st  119,  Chicago  Cias  Light  and  Coke  Co, 

engine  house,  $2,000. 
Fietchsr  st  626-28,  L  E  Brown,  2  story  brick  fiat  and 

basement,  $10,0>.0. 
Ganlt  pi  52,  Pb  Emratb,  2  story  brick  flat  and  base 

ment,  $3,000. 
Clark  st  N  3879,  N  Muesen,  frame  cottage,  $2,000. 
North  Forty-third  av  3411,  George   Wickersham,  2 

story  frame  dwelling,  $3,U0(i. 
Barding  av  41,  William  Frogaer,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $2,6  lO 
Bishop  st  6351,  W  S  Willis,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,600. 
Laflin  st  6402,  M  Mayher,  2  story  brick  flat  and  base 

ment,  $2,600. 

Cottage  Grove  av  55.'6,  William  Taylor,  2  story  brick 
flat  and  basement,  $3,000. 

George  et  425,  8  A  Martin,  2  story  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $2,000. 

Wellington  st  623,  S  Brown  Jr,  2  stcry  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $2,6(j0. 

Sigel  st  141-146,  Adolph  Schoeninger,  6  story  brick 
storehODse,  $2,000. 

Nursery  st  36  44  A  Leiler,  three  story  brick  ware- 
house, $7,010. 

Wilton  av  1833,  W  P  Chapman,  2  story  frame  fiat. 
$1,800. 

Byron  et  716,  George  B  Schrouk,  2  story  frame  flat, 
$1,800. 

Norwood  st  1026,  J  L  Cochran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,400. 

Bumboldt  av  1429,  George  Kuhn,  2  story  brick  dwell 
ing,  $6,000. 

North  Forty-seventh  ot  719-746,  John  F  Thompson, 

four  frame  cottages,  $2,400. 
California  av  290,  F  W  Jansen,  three  story  store  and 

flat,  $4,000. 

Taylor  st  W  li;  Heywood,  Morrell  &  Oo,  dry  kiln, 
$2,600. 

Barvard  av  1476,  L  Newman,  three  etory  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $6,000. 
Schoerling  st  532,  S  Bromstadt,  frame  cottage, 

$1,200. 

Panlina  st  8  4716,  J  Breschke,  addition  to  frame 
building,  $1,200. 

Morgan  st  8  6538,  A  Helm,  2  story  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $3,000. 

One  Bnndred  and  Second  st  1742,  J  Bebb,  2  story 
frame  reeidence,  $3,000. 

Custom  Boase  pi  14,  L  fl  Boldenwlck,  three  story 
brick  apartment  and  store,  $7,000. 

Greenwood  av  6326-27,  Joseph  0  Llewellyn,  two 
brick  dwellings,  $7,000. 

Rice  st  19,  L  Larson,  three  story  oriok  flat  and  base- 
ment, $4,000. 

Maxwell  st  296,  Carl  Poede,  three  story  brick  flat 
and  basement,  $2,600. 

Millard  av  1162,  J  B  A  Hasbrook,  2  story  brick  resi- 
dence $6,000. 

Adams  st  W  2073,  L  Ledeski,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $6,000. 
Wabash  av  6109-13,  E  Johneon,  three  story  brick 

fiate  and  basements,  $20,000. 
Thirtieth  st  637-641,  HayJen  Baking  Company,  2 

story  brick  bakery,  $3,000. 
Despialnes  st  9667,  Thomas  Helert,  frame  cottage, 

$1,500. 

Bnperior  st  8457-69,  Lasser  &  Oo,  two  2  etory  store 
and  flats,  $6,000. 

Oarpenter  ot  6828,  O  Larson,  frame  cottage,  $1,600. 

Armour  av  3328,  M  McBride,  2  etory  brick  flat  and 
basement,  $1,600. 

Grand  blvd  3942,  J  L  Farren,  three  story  brick  resi- 
dence, $10,000. 

State  st  2901,  James  Halloren,  two  2  story  brick  flat 
buildings,  $1,500. 

Morgan  et  S  7160,  G  Lerzt,  frame  cottage,  $1,260. 

Edgewater  av  829  831,  The  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chi- 
cago, 1  etory  and  baeement  addition,  $3,000. 

Mohawk  av  384.  P  D  Sullivan,  three  etory  brick  flat 
end  basement,  $8,800, 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  .^CtBI1<TTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Qustavna,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Bms.  IS  17,  90  La  Salle  It. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St.  " 
BARNEY  BRUO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  0.,  806  Tocoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  B.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301A304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DEIAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  8.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MABON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  C.  B  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
ITRICKE,  O.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETCBELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  1'26  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENBAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  O.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  st. 
BELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  et 
BENNIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
BOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HOBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  at. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  et. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  et. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  at. 

LANQHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg.,  163  and  J66 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSolle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalla  St. 
.nAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  is  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St 
MULLIEEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
N0RrON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madleon. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Barrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HDBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDBOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  C,  115  Dearborn  at. 
WALKEB,  B.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  BEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTEBMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Haigted 

BASTKKBS. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Streo 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Colbum 

Attorney,   Sonth  Chicago  111. 
t>KABODY,  HOUGBTELING  &  Oo.,  164Dearbom 
WASMANSDOBF  jc  BEINEMANN,  147  Sandolpb. 


Abitracti  of  Title. 

BADDOOB  VALLETTE  &  BICECOBDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  St. 

SANDY  k  CO.,  92-4  Washington  it 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st, 
BEOOBDEB'S  ABSTBAOT  DEFT.,  Oounty  Oonrt 
Hon!*, 


REVELL'S 

CTBTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabftsb  ave^AdaiDf  ii 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  24,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

■  I  &  CO.  1 

PAV  SPECIAt.  ATTEMTIOX 

TO  THE  MANDFAOTUBB  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 

DKOP  US  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St 

CHICAGO. 

AUSTIN  PARK.' 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  Is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front 
age  on  Austin  Avenue,  vyhich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&  CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Th:e  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Sslle   and  Madison  Bts. 
telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  ]^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS*  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tixe 
QUALITY  of  o\ar  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AHD  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


V.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

deiective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled : 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. ; 


Atlas  Fire  Assurance  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  f'U  C  A  D  Except  their 
them      wntnr  p^lce 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  n6ed«d. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.H.  Andrews  &  Go.,"'chTa''Jo.''"- 


When  You  "Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  lis  to  Call. 


*  *  * 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Suuday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole &Son, 

Room  lO,  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

1^9-191  liAHAIiliE  8TU££T, 

CHICAGO  IliIilNOIt* 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Lgo  a,  Loeb . 

Louis  BecUer. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEl^. 

Room  1749  Maranette  Bide,  ^.  W  •  Cor.  I>earborn  and  Adams  (Streets, 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

\'  1538-1539  XARQUETTE  BLDG.. 
L  CHICACSO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marlts,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandiBB  4  CtiandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHAI^IC/^L  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WA!»Hlj«6iTO]V,  l>.  c. 


c.  riiOOD. 


 Telephone  No  9 . 


0HA8.  F.  TAYIiOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9a04  COJIMERCJAI^  AVEXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 

Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances.  CViioflfrn 


E.  E.  BBOWNELlj,  H.  H     GB0S8,  GEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Prest.  Vice-Prest.  Secy.  &  Treae. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


WM.  F.  TEUFEIi. 


FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONY  BOEILLEB  . 


WM.  TEMPEL  ^  CO., 
NORTH  SIDE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KiNZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  S/GIVSM'^^J^!^^ 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2X2  ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "    9.50 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   4.00 

6x8  ^'  "  "    6.00 


Average  Weeklj'  Wages  Paid  in  Leading  Countries  on  a  Gold  Basis   It„  tu--  ■  - 
Average  Weekly  Wages  Paid  in  Countries  on  a  Silver  Basis  f     ^"'^  '^^"^ 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  35 


CHICAGO,  AUGUST  31,  1895. 


A  WEBKLY  NEWSfAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES.  BUILOIMQ  AMD  THE  RECORDS. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St, 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


6X 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE 


W.  D.  KEBFOOT 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  fstate,  Jjan 

and  financial  A^^iits. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents 


lOO 

J  "Wasliington  Street. 


WASMANSDORFF  &  HEINEMAM 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

KoB.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 


The  Inyeetment  of  Money  In  Oood  Seonritles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort.iagea  on  Seal  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


EDWARD  G,  PAULING, 

/liDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

I3S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  IV.  COR.  MADISOH. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAGO 


GILBEET  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBEBT 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

(gicagfo. 


Special  attention  Riven  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  "'"'Sities 

Morta:a,g©  rjoans. 

114  I.a  Salle  Street, 

 New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

©3   and   04  Wasliirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Real  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurances- 
Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves 
NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Chjicagfo,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 


FREE  EXCURSION 


—TO- 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  E.  E.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasnirigtori  Street. 
Established  1879.  Telephone  Main  3474 

JEROME  P,  BOWES  &  CO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


WTLLT8  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBaE  L .  WABNEB  , 

Consnltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  -  Estate  ■■  and  ■■  MM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe^t  portion  of  the  city. 

■9J41S*M1LWAUKEE*AVENUE,»S. 

Telephone  West  692.  CHICAGO 


J.H,  l?5  Dearborn  Street. 
I        I        &  CO. 


A.  O,  6LAUQHTEB. 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  iV  Lia  Sail©  Street 

Members  N.  y.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Chicago  Htcck  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiET-HOXG  1416. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 80  Dearborn  St- 


Branch  Office 

Oalnmet  av.,  and  4Tth  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenue  and 
Kadison  Street. 


OHICAQO 
1104  Cwings  Euilding 
215  Searbcrn  street. 


8!8 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  31,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-cr©  .  Tracts  ■  FiiroliSLseci 

Or  Snbdivicled.  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEE  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


(jTi  illes 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouidings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
l26-i30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Eiuzie  et. 
Telephone,  Main  9S6.  Ctjicag'O. 


H.  J.  FURBER,  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Randolph  St. 

CHICAt^O. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6  CO  to  1611. Oil  per  a  nnum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•3^  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
•3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($• 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  anrt  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

M  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate:  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 

HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

elephona  838  West.  (2 1 C  ag"  O 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 

MORTGAGE      Branfh  Unirf, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


a«0  K.  55  KU-eet. 


OniOAGO 


p.  W,  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 

Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,     S3  AND    55     METROPOLITAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets  j 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  .said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


MechMics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CLjicagfO,  111. 


National  Bank  wf  IllinDis 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  Vice  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President 
Oabl  Moli.,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
BENBX  U.  KXNT,  2d  Asst.  Oashler 


CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg . 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  <^  4. 

Francis  B.  Pealaody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


.IN  THE 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W,  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNEd, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


8.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  Alasonic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

 120  LASALLE  STBEKT 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

60.'»  Stock  Kxclianse  Bnlldins,  -  Chifiaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


I  A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WlOE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


■'iClrzX— THE- 

I^eal  ^state|Bi]ildi9(5  Joijrpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advitnce  ^ 
Building  and  Real  estatf.  ^, 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

Administrators-  Sales  ( 

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SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    RU  $6,500 

Armoor  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  f3.500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood .    W  8 .  $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalumet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Oalumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty,   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11 .  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  J 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tofy  briok  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  SOth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
Bldg  $ 

Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

Fifty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

Fifrty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $ 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4..  .$ 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4    $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $ 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  it,  15-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  66th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W  8  

Qroveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildin«;8  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Fnohes  <fc  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Houses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  finiehed  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 


300 


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walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lightiog,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bon  en  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Larg«>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houi^es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Main  st,near  31st,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500,  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap,    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick,    B  15, ,  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av.near  Slst  st,12-room  brick  house,B  16, $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone,    B  15.. $30 ,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6, 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached, 

W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer,    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6U7  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14, 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  126,  20-room  new 
briok  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  11  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40;^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  E,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fuohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  111, 
State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice,  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  23x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.    The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  tbree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre,    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot,    V  6 . , , .  $  166 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincences  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap,  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  51x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8, 
Wabash  av,  Di°ar  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel,    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11 .  .$25,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $10,500 

W  >odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site,    Q  8, 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE, 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft,    W  8  $  p,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Barling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576,     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  Sl^^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain ;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37J^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andtlanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15, 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line,    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000,  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.   O  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 

an  offer.   A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only,  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and*  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now,    T  3. 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  373^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8   $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  cornc;  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash,  Z  33    $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft,    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  fiat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Beldeu 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 

$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  60x125  ft.    W  8  $  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  4V>  bet  Clark  ernd  Halsted  sts.  south  part 


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60x117,  per  foot.    A  13  , 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  briok  flat  bnildi  iff,  18  rooms 

A  13  186,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  $6,600 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  |4,260;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1212  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  91  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58)^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attio  sufScient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloxd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  76xl23>^.    A  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W8....$  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3-8tory 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frameflats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,'Lake  View,  48  ft 
snb-lotB  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  6th  av.  Boom  60  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bailding,20  rooms ;  * 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-Btoiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33. $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  8t,near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

.  ,  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  816,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  |  3  OOO 

Bine  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $ 

California  av  8,  No  15,  lot  26}^,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  briok,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 


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1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  aV|  southwest  comer  Union  Park 
size  of  ot  j3*6-10xlf  O)  J  20x128  )  , 
size  of  ot  ^  23  3.10x100  \  |  35x128  [  ^'"^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bciM.  C  11. 
Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  f  fi  000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe  ' 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmorest,nearOampbellav,  houseof  7room8.  Fll  $  3  000 
Five  houses.    To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  oflfer  ' 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;    near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.    No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.    One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West.  ^ 
Flat  buildings.    All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.    Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.    Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West   «  9000 

Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-sVoVy  modem] 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.  W  b.  .$  8  000 
tulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    B  11  .'.  |36  OCO 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avsi  a  ' 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal   $  4  000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about'  i75.' '  Address  ' 

M  449,  oare  this  Journal   4 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,*  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  0  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty 18  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa   |  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.  W  8  **  '  $  l  350 
Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 

bldg*^  ^^'"'^  '  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
Hinsdale.— Finest  residence  suburb  ot  Chicago- 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots' 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages  offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8     »  2  500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  briok  dwelling.'  Ru'.'..".',  $  4500 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24  ' 

40  12.  Will  divide.  Price  per  acre.  A  14  | 
Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
bnildintr  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft.  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $^,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000. 
Doty  Bros  <k  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 
foot.  W8  


1,20  D 


300 


Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 
Colorado  av.    B  11  


$  150 


$  5,000 
$31, OCO 


Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build 

ing,  50x116,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  8t  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x13  2. 

R  11  ^  ^  3  000 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn, 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11 .  $i0  0  JO 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  |  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  briok|  ' 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9  ooO 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft,  ' 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 


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each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  OHve  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 


per  acre.    B  11 . 


.$  2,000 


600 
760 


6,250 
2,100 
6,600 


Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Bll.....  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Boom  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  |  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    B  11.  $  7,000 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,.SC0.  ' 
Al«o  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Polk  st,  nefn  (  »ntre  av,  2-story  briok,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  ^  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  B  B. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tek^ 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Bandolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.  Ell. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Bll  $12  000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  IL'O  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  | 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  ^ 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $ 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  25x125.    W  8  $ 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125 .    W  8  | 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  B  B,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3.'t 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  H  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  briok  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  acd  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xiro.  W8..| 
Walnut  f-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;    make  offer.    Thos  J 

Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  lence 
nesir  Francisco  st.  Will  put  in  cash.  X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Bobey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.   W  8.$  7,000 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  

Washinsfton  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
briok  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,C00 
Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  in,0CO  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,260,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple 

Boom  309  $  2 

California. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat:  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 


2,000 


.$  215 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  31,  1896. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  frnits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
propdrty.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisoo  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
olass  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  |50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  ifc  Co,  Real  Esiate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia,  You  can  own  yonr  own  home  and  secure 
a  oomfo  table  income  by  title  to  California 
Oolooy  !■  nds,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  a  u  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California— Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  bavins; 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  frnits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California.  —  Tehama  Co,  60,0(  0  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  r>oh  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $l05,00-i.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Oolony  (sellicg  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $ 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  |2,0i  0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,01 0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  1  1-50 

lUinsis.— Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaaliful.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
lor  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;capftoity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $,40,i.0u;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas.— Russell  county,  for  |1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
sslec  ed  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O    Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
bnildiDgs,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  fetore  furniture,  pobtofiQoe,black- 
smitl.  shop,  stock  scales.  lavestigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, uiokory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4, 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SID  3. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,i00,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incnmbranc  3.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exohmge  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Liearborn  8t{No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-roorn  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent^d;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66tb  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
tainii  g  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  z  166, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
^■\rt  cash.    V  11. 
Balsted  st,  near  I2\h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6<?.3    Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Barvey.— $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

■Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick ;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
53.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Oal 
Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  8t,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

NOBIH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
aye  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View. —$5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

Wanted — Good  North  Side  vacant  for  high-class 
apartment  buildings,  and  store  and  apartment 
buildings;  all  well  rented.  Prices.  C  12. 
 ,  $20,000,  $30,000,  $40,000 

WEST  BIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Galifornia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancties,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  sooth.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  doe  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  Tliis  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  frnits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Cal  I  225 

Georgia-  -550-aore  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olesf;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Jeet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
p]8TATE  OrriOE,  Plymouth,  Ind. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


Indiana — Farm  in  Itorth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  ordtr. 
Will  take  about  }4  'i  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  .  .$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
Dumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance— i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  bnsine  s  property;  might  add  some 
flrst  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of 
goods.    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  }4  ^'^'^  ^^^^  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  st,  vacant,  suitable  for 
flrst-olass  apartment  house.  Will  give  99-year 
lease.    F  12. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74lh  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 

Clark  st  8,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.  Socond-class  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nob  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
Bt.  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph St.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSallo  st,  opposite  Court  House.  Address 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Jonraal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEiT  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  et,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000 
to  $10,000.    T  6. 


August  31,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


823 


REAL  ESTATE  WANTED. 

Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 
store  for  cash;  mast  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 

Madison  at,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 
near  the  above  looality;  give  No,  etc.  D  U  Roe 
&  Oo,  58  N  Olinton  st,  Obioago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Oolorado  — RaDoh  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Oolorado  or  Western  Nebraska.  Most 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  bnildiDg  stone  or  lime 
stone  quarries  on  it.     Tttle  mast  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.     State  lowest  terms 
and  fall  particulars.     Address  M  I,  care  Real 
Estate  and  Bailding  Journal,  Chicago. 
Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, natare  of  soil,  etc.      Will  exchange  for 
Ohioago  or  Oook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111. 
Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOEABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 
Flat  property,    will  give  either  West  or  North  side 
vacant  or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good 
equity.    F  12. 
Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Bailding. 

Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


REPORT  OF  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE 

GLOBE  NATIONAL  BANK, 

I  Of  Ghicag9,  In  the  Stale  of  Illinois,  at  the  close  of  business, 
July  II,  1895. 

KESOURCES, 

Luans  and  Discounts   $3,536,676.38 

Overdrafts     4,779.71 

United  Stdtesand  other  Stocks  and  Bonds  248!l71.37 

I  Furniture  and  Fixtures    4,665.00 

Redemption  Fund    2,250  00 

j  Cash  and  sight  Exchange    1,416,972.37 


Total  $5,263,514.83 

LIABILITIES. 

Capital  Stock  $1,000,000.00 

Surplus  Fund   115,000.' 0 

Undivided  Profits   7,0^2,21 

Unpaid  Dividend   ],'964  00 

Circulation   45*000  00 

Deposits   4,094,528.6:i 

Total  $5,263,514.83 

officers: 

I  Melville  E.  Stone,  Pres.  E.  H.  Pearson,  Vice-Pres. 
D.  A.  Moulton,2dV.-Pres.  C.C.Swinborne,  Ass'tCash. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

MetropD'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Miscellaneous. 


Melville  E.  Stone, 
E  H.  Pearson, 
William  H.  Harper, 
Robert  L.  Henry, 
Everett  W.  Brooks, 
O.  D.  Wetherell, 


directors: 

Alson  E.  Clark, 
Samuel  H.  Sweet, 
Bernard  A.  Eckhart, 
James  L  High, 
Amos  Grannis, 
D.  A.  Moulton, 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address  A  15  this 
cfBoe. 


J.  H.  Pearson. 


BDWINB.  8EEI.D0N. 
WM.  OQDEN  OBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  n^HBOBN. 
BANDOIiPH  E.  FI8HEUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OFi 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Og<ien  Bldg..  34  Clarlc  St., 
CHICAGO. 


W.  S.  PE-UDFOOT. 
GEO.  J  BYAN. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAIj  ESTATE  BOABD. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 


ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 


Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

-86  Washingjton  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Wisconsin  Resorts. 


ExcarBlon  tickets  are  now  oq  sale  by  the  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  & 
Bt.  Paul  Railway  to  Burlinuton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewaukea,  Hartland,  Naehotah,  Ooonomowoo,  Kilbourn,  Sparta, 
8t.  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Lake  "Uinnetonka,  Tonnhawk,  Minocqua, 
Elkhart  Lake,  Ontonagon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wisconsin,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peuinsnla  and  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Friday,  Saturday  and  Sunday  of  eich  week  to  Wiscorsin  Besorl 
For  rates,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  ofBoe, 
85  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Oanal.  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 

Galorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether  1 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu-  j 
lars.  Address 


FOR  S^LE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

I  (zOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PKOPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
land  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow, 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  •"-"b-Is  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  h'inJfii''g  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 


Ml,  EealEstateandBuilding  Journal,  Chicago  Q  13.  Care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mo3aio8  for  deooraliocs  of  OeiJings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Desiijos,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawingi  and  estimates  furnished  upon  applioatioD. 

Chicago  IntBrior  DBCorating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lo's  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORKR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

$1,600,000 
■  300,000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re, 
ceiverand  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  abstracts  of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SEBTIOE  AND  BEASONABLB  BITES. 
OFFICERS. 

QwTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  grawABT,  Seo'y.    0-  B.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  CfScer. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 


Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
Has  paid  over  f60a000.00  for 


membership  fee. 


accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  JMBDICAI,  EXAMINATION  RSQUIR^ 


824 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  31,  18-.  B. 


THE 


Published  by  R.  C.  SMVERS. 


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Subscription  Price.  $6.00  Per  Year. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  31.  189.5. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Signs  of  prosperity  cannot  be  seen  in  local  or  tern 
porary  booms  of  any  kind;  they  must  be  shown  on 
the  dial  plate  of  the  whole  country.   A  healthy  ac 
tivity  has  already  been  brought  aboui  by  the  en 
hancing   crop  reports   and   general  improvement 
among  the  iron  and  steel  manufacturers. 

The  full  crop  reports  issued  August  lO,  by 'the 
government,  gathered  by  agents  throughout  the 
country  who  are  reliable  are  very  important,  being 
fully  confirmed  by  the  later  reports  of  special  corre- 
spondents. These  reports  come  at  a  time  when  the 
crop  is  so  far  advanced  as  not  to  be  hazarded  by  the 
uncertainties  of  the  weather  and  they  confirm  the 
most  sanguine  anticipations  of  those  who  have  pre 
dieted  a  great  yield  of  this  cereal.  This  is  so  large 
that  it  will  more  than  offset  any  less  favorable  state- 
ments as  to  other  products  and  applies  to  a  section 
most  particularly  where  such  a  harvest  will  be  most 
timely.  There  is  no  longer  room  for  doubt  that  the 
increase  in  the  money  value  of  this  year's  crop  will 
be  something  enormous,  well  calculated  to  give  great 
strength  to  our  markets,  as  well  as  to  increasb  the 
tide  of  general  prosperity. 

Railroad  earnings  are  about  as  good  an  index  of 
the  manufacturing  and  commercial  condition  of  the 
country  as  can  be  obtained.  A  comparison  of  the  net 
earnings  of  145  companies,  operating  about  two-thirds 
of  the  country's  mileage  for  the  first  six  months  of 
this  year  shows  a  gain  over  the  corresponding  half  of 
1«94  of  over  8  per  cent  while  the  falling  off  from  1893 
as  compared  with  last  year  was  about  18  per  cent. 
In  these  six  months  are  not  to  be  found  receipts  from 
the  annually  increased  excursion  business  or  the 
travel  that  the  vacation  season  brings;  the  same  is 
true  as  regards  the  enormous  receipts  from  moving 
the  crops  which  this  season  are  unusually  heavy. 
In  this  matter  volume  alone  affects  the  railroads  and 
while  the  farmers  may  not  receive  more  for  150 
bushels  in  a  bountiful  year  than  for  100  in  short  year, 
the  freight  to  the  same  point  is  certain  to  be  fifty 
per  cent  more.  In  the  way  of  manufactured  goods, 
alone,  at  the  present  rate  of  activity,  carried  through 
the  remainder  of  the  year,  the  comparison  between 
the  last  half  of  this  year  and  that  of  last  year  when 
the  business  depression  was  at  its  worst,  will  be  a 
greater  per  cent  than  any  of  the  figures  quoted. 

Returning  prosperity  is  coming  about  in  the  right 
way.  While  iron  and  steel  manufacturing  took  the 
Initiative  these  industries  soon  found  imitators. 
One  of  the  most  important  industries  in  the  world  is 
the  manufacturing  of  shoes.  Some  of  the  shoe 
factories  are  running  full  nn  contracts,  while  others 
are  running  light  on  account  of  the  paucity  of  dupli- 
cate orders.  There  are  a  good  many  buyers  in  the 
market.  Prices  are  high  as  compared  with  those  of 
a  year  ago  or  the  beginning  of  the  fall  season  even, 
and  whatever  hesitancy  there  is  about  buying  is  said 
to  be  due  to  the  uncertainty  as  to  whether  the 
strength  of  the  market  is  to  be  retained. 

An  interesting  fact  regarding  the  manufacture  of 
shoes  this  year  is  conveyed  in  the  statistics  prepared 
by  the  Shoe  and  Leather  Reporter,  showing  that  the 
sales  of  shoes  thus  far  have  been  larger  than  in  any 
preceding  flrat  seven  months  of  any  year. 

There  were  transmitted  from  the  New  England 
factories  up  to  the  first  of  August  431,609  cases  more 
than  in  the  same  time  in  1894,  and  300,759  more  than 
in  the  same  time  in  1J593.  This  includes  rubbers,  but 


the  proportions  do  not  vary  very  essentially  from 
year  to  year.  Half  of  this  increase  represents  the 
enlarged  consumption  attributable  to  the  numbers 
which  have  been  added  to  the  population.  The  other 
half  may  be  accounted  for  on  the  theory  that  there 
has  been  a  wider  distribution,  and  from  that  the  in- 
ference is  deducible  that  stocks  are  greater  to  that 
extent  than  they  were  a  year  ago.  The  forwardings 
continue  to  be  large,  but  it  is  understood  that  the 
old  orders  are  nearer  than  usual  to  completion,  and 
that  fresh  ones  are  being  received.  The  work  in  the 
future  consists  chiefly  in  the  clearing  up  of  former 
contracts. 

In  the  export  of  shoes,  the  figures  have  for  the  first 
time  since  the  war  touched  the  $1,000,000  mark. 

It  has  been  demonstrated  that  we  can  sell  shoes  at 
a  profit  in  shoe  producing  countries.  Until  two  or 
three  years  ago  our  efforts  were  mainly  confined  to 
nations  where  shoes  could  scarcely  be  said  to  be 
manufactured.  But  during  the  past  year  American 
shoe  manufacturing  firms  have  made  personal  tests 
of  the  English  market  and  especially  agencies  in 
Britain  for  the  sale  of  their  shoes.  The  pioneers 
were  a  syndicate  of  Eastern  manufacturers,  but 
number  of  others  have  since  followed. 

THE  STOCK  MARKET. 

Whatever  activity  has  been  shown  in  the  Stock 
Market  has  been  of  a  feverish  and  spasmodic  kind. 

In  the  East  the  breeze  of  speculation  at  times  has 
been  as  variable  as  a  fitful  child;  now  blowing  hot, 
and  then  blowing  cold.  The  factors  essential  to  pro 
ducing  this  result  are  few,  but  potent.  There  have 
been  very  large  gold  shipments,  but  there  has  also 
been  a  marked  falling  off  in  the  rates  for  foreign  ex- 
change. There  has  been  a  marked  absence  from  the 
"street"  and  its  dealings  of  the  moneyed  men  who 
have  the  power  to  infuse  activity  into  a  dormant 
market,  by  advancing  the  prices  of  certain  specialties 
but  hardly  a  day  passes  by,  in  which  some  one  of 
these  market  leaders  does  not  reappear  in  the  ex- 
change, refreshed  in  body,  and  with  a  more  compre 
hensive  bird's  eye  view  of  the  glorious  and  almost 
unprecedented  conditions  which  prevail,  than  could 
possibly  be  had  from  within  the  narrow  confines  of 
Wall  street. 

The  local  stock  market  was  a  tame  affair  on  Tburs 
day  and  Friday.  Lake  Street  "L"  sold  in  a  small 
way  at  20i  for  the  account  and  at  20  regular,  ^lley 
"L"  was  steady  but  inactive  at  9i.  West  Chicago 
was  firm  atl28i(fl)128  7-8  for  the  account  and  I28i  regu 
lar.  Canal  and  Dock  sold  at  69i,  Chicago  Brewing 
and  Malting  preferred  at  ?2i  and  Central  Union  at 
56.  Bonds  were  strong  but  dull.  Gas  5s  sold  at  92 
Alley  "L"  5s  at  65,  Board  of  Trade  5s  at  103  and  Lake 
Street  debenture  5s  at  78. 

The  stockholders  of  Alley  ''L"  have  taken  steps  to 
protect  their  interests.   These  steps  have  gone  so  fa 
that  it  is  practically  settled  that  a  committee  will 
undertake  to  formulate  and  put  through  a  plan  to 
reorganize  the  company.   This  reorganization  com 
mittee  will  consist  of  John  J.  Mitchell,  president  of 
the  Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  Bank;  A.  E.  Bigelow 
of  Boston,  and  Colonel  A.  P.  Wolcott,  cf  New  York 
City.    Mr.  Bigelow  is  the  organizer  who  formed  the 
English  beer  syndicate  here  and  in  Milwaukee  and 
also  the  Union  Stockyards  Company.   Colonel  Wol 
cott  represents  large  Alley  "L"  stockholders  in  the 
east.  Mr.  Mitchell  has  no  interest  in  any  of  the  road 
securities,  and  the  overtures  to  him  to  take  hold  of 
the  matter  came  from  several  of  the  largest  stock 
holders  in  this  city.   L.  Z.  Leiter  it  is  said  will  ac 
quiesce  In  this  arrangement. 

It  was  rumored  yesterday  that  some  of  the  larger 
holders  of  Chicago  Gas  stock  have  employed  counsel 
in  this  city  to  investigate  the  legal  status  of  the  com 
pany  with  the  object  of  reorganization  if  it  be  deemed 
practicable.  This  attorney  is  now  going  into  the 
history  of  the  companies,  and  will  make  a  full  report. 

"The  Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy  statement 
for  July  and  for  seven  months  was  a  considerable 
disappointment  to  bulls  in  the  granger  stocks."  The 
fact  that  the  road  in  seven  months  was  $2,180,000  i 
debt  on  the  dividends  for  the  period  crushed  bull  en 
I  tbusiasm  on  the  stock  at  92.  'ibe  worst  of  it  la  that 


Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy,  is  so  much  of  a  corn 
road  that  it  is  not  likely  to  have  greatly  increased 
earnings  until  well  into  next  year.  Still  the  revival 
in  general  merchandise  and  passenger  traffic  is  likely 
to  make  the  last  five  months  of  the  year  fairly  good 
and  Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy  ought  to  earn 
n  1895  a  good  part  of  its  4  per  cent  dividend.  Never- 
theless, there  does  not  seem  to  be  much  room  for  dis- 
counting Improvement  with  the  stock  at  91.  St. 
Paul  and  Northwestern  are  in  a  totally  different  po- 
sition from  Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy.  Their 
crops  are  already  beginning  to  come  to  market,  and 
earnings  are  increasing  materially  in  consequence. 
Rock  Island  also  has  more  diversified  tonnage,  and 
although  its  earnings  for  August  have  not  increased 
ts  fall  business  is  expected  to  warrant  higher  prices 
and  an  increased  dividend.  Atchison  and  Missouri 
Pacific  are  not  affected  by  the  condition  governing 
Burlington,  and  have  their  good  times  right  at  hand." 

Western  railroads  are  beginning  to  get  out  of  their 
cave  of  gloom.  Although  the  new  crops  have  not  yet 
begun  to  come  forward,  yet  the  earnings  of  all  the 
oads  for  the  month  of  July,  1895,  show  a  marked  im- 
provement. For  the  first  time  in  two  years  the  gross 
earnings  of  the  Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy  rail- 
road show  no  increase.  Net  earnings,  however,  de- 
creased slightly,  owing  to  a  material  increase  in  oper- 
ating expenses.  During  the  hard  times  the  Burling- 
ton has  curtailed  expenses  in  every  direction.  With 
the  improved  prospects  the  company  has  to  make  im- 
provements and  repairs  to  be  prepared  for  the  large 
business  anticipated  this  fall  and  winter.  This  in- 
crease in  expenses  will  for  a  time  prevent  net  earn- 
ings showing  up  as  well  as  they  should.  Hence  no 
dividends. 

The  Journal  is  averse  to  giving  prominence  to 
stock  speculation.  Only  so  far  as  the  subject  relates 
to  the  trade  situation  and  the  outlook  for  a  brisk  fall 
trade  is  it  considered.  Too  many  of  our  real  estate 
dealers  have  already  been  beguiled  into  stock  and 
grain  speculation  for  their  owa  good  and  the  welfare 
of  others  dependant  on  them.  The  Journal  could 
name  a  dozen  men  who  made  their  money  in  real 
estate  and  lost  it  on  the  exchanges  or  in  bucket  shops. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total 

clearings  at 

the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 

or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  23. 

Inc. 

Dec. 

New  York 

$498,315,989 

14  7 

Boston 

85, '■99,942 

18  3 

Chicago 

81,144,.^i34 

70.5 

Philadelphia 

61,763,634 

St  Louis 

20, 45:, 435 

7  3 

Pittsburg 

13,312  682 

15  6 

27.3 

Cincinnati 

10,127,450 

Baltimore 

11,950,998 

4.8 

San  Francisco 

11,835,726 

13.6 

Kansas  City 

10,390,365 

New  Orleans 

5,223,443 

8.2 

Louisville 

5,249,473 

24.1 

Detroit 

6  836, 86i 

17.7 

Minneapolis 

5,795,015 

19.1 

Cleveland 

6.139,139 

24.8 

Providence 

4,597,800 

13.0 

Milwaukee 

4,195,617 

Indianapolis 

2,479,085 

8.1 

13.1 

Buffalo 

3.852,015 

1.7 

St  Paul 

3,462,321 

Omaha 

3,340,35a 

20  2 

Columbus,  0 

2,688,000 

9.3 

Denver 

2.714,448 

11.0 

Dallas 

2,073,986 

16.6 

Richmond 

2,012,579 

6.9 

Hartford 

1,784.808 

20.2 

32.7 

Peoria 

1,946  400 

18.4 

Savannah 

1,541,838 

Washington 

1,465,989 

12.3 

Memphis 

1,099,6.33 

18.2 

Fort  Worth 

1,283,236 

41.1 

Rochester 

l,i58,256 

14.6 

Springfield,  Mass 

1,330,333 

29.1 

New  Haven 

1,166,200 

54.5 

9.7 

St.  Joseph 

1,211,600 

.35.5 

Worcester 

1,350,721 

Portland,  Me 

1,171,369 

4.4 

Salt  Lake  City 

1,217,45  ' 

21.0 

Atlanta 

8.52.700 

22.9 

Los  Angeles 

1,129,(»81 

39.2 

29.8 

Des  Moines 

687,290 

Portland,  Or 

892,303 

19.3 

10.0 

Norwalk 

891,787 

August  31,  18«6. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


825 


Nashville 

675,553 

10.5 

Syracuse 

357,586 

26  2 

Grand  Rapids 

784,585 

10.3 

Fall  River. 

701,994 

13.9 

Scranton 

622  052 

8.1 

Wilmington,  Del 

742,283 

50  7 

Loveell 

731,9^3 

;^9.7 

Helena 

5 1 2,007 

15. 9 

Tacoraa 

559,168 

12  7 

Sioux  City 

385,788 

20  2 

Wichita 

314,938 

Seattle 

521,713 

13.0 

Topeka 

629,525 

21  8 

New  Bedford 

359,761 

28  6 

Saginaw,  Mich 

386,488 

29  9 

Lexington,  Ky 

324  829 

Spokane 

351,286 

8  3 

Lincoln 

264.016 

21.6 

Jacksonville 

226  678 

23  6 

Birmingham 

360,930 

41.7 

Binghamton 

330,000 

14  9 

Bay  City,  Mich 

367,000 

44  4 

Kalamazoo 

230,784 

16  7 

Chattanooga 

219,000 

11  7 

Rockford,  111 

181,688 

19  8 

Akron,  Ohio 

308,483 

41.5 

Canton,  Ohio 

141,236 

2.7 

Springfield,  Ohio 

133,218 

9.9 

Fargo 

129,909 

14  1 

Fremont,  Neb 

50,903 

11.1 

Sioux  Falls 

46,164 

54.4 

Hastings.  Neb 

70  239 

62  5 

Ijltlle  KOCR 

Toledo 

1,411,472 

t  Augusta 

375,010 

30.0 

Waco 

502,490 

40.0 

Houston 

3,871,690 

15.5 

tGalveston 

3,365,220 

Total  $900,518,416 
Exclusive  of  New  York  402,202,427 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

$10,739,890 
4,883,675 
1,388,374 
550,858 
■  990,452 


10  7 

6.3 


1  0 

18  9 

3  9 
56.1 


Total  $18,553,243 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


16  2 


1.5 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


Including  last  quotations  given. 


Banee  for  the  ireelc. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  |100 


American  Exohan^e  Nat'.  

Amerioan  Trnst  and  SavingB... 

Atlas  National  

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   .... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo. 

Metropolitan  Nat.ional  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  ... 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnst  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Oo  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock 


1  000  con 
1  000  000 
700  00(- 
600  000 

1  000  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

230  000 
600  000 

3  000  000 
600  000 

1  000  000 
300  000 
222  OOO 
260  000 

2  000  000 
500  000 
200  000 
600  000 

2  000  000 
2  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  000  000 
750  000 
1  000  000 

1  000  000 
200  000 
600  000 

2  000  000 
600  000 


12% 


10% 

\(i% 

6? 

8!f 
20% 
12% 
10% 

8% 
12% 

8% 
12% 

"g% 

6% 


Bid 


101 

j-116 

fll2 


tl25 

143 
tl43 

2/)  6 
tll2 

98 
tl20 


350 

130 
99 

526 
270 
161 
125 

245 
230 

tl35 

tl80 

tl60 
tll2 
220 


Asked 


tJ08i 

18 
116 
t25 
t270 
133 

150 

t250 

t276 

tll6 

I'O 

126 


t400 
tl36 
100% 
t550 

166 
12TA 
255 
t240 

fieo 


til* 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  47^ 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Co  69>i 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  12% 

"  "  Pfd....325^ 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  39 

"  Pfd.611^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  6i5% 

OhiASS  RapTOo....  9;^ 


Diamond  Match  Co,  111.131}^ 
Lake  Street  Elevated.. 20 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  13^^ 

Pfd.33^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  70 

N  Chi  St  R  R  292^ 

Street's  W  S  C  Line  ...14 
W  Obi  St  R  B,..  130 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ry  6s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  6-20  6s,  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co*8  6s  1912 

Uhioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exteuBion)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  6-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  68 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  6s  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ... .  1906 
uhi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  6b.  .  1937 

Oonsumers  Gas  Ist  M  53  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

iNf  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6s  ^hOO 

S  Chi  City  Ry  i^s  1927 

S  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1906 

PG  L  &  0  Co  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhof  en  Brw  Co  Ld  681900 

vV  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  6s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  58 . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  6s  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  5  


Amoont 


$     350  000 
1  260  000 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'  J 
650  {yOO 
600  000 

76  00( 

2  f 00  OOf 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 

1  600  000 
500  000 

1  860  OCO 

2  360  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  00( 

1  500  OOC 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


98 

99^8 
tl02i 
100 
tlOO 

67 

65 
41 

100 >^ 

tl09 

103 

t96 

TlOO 

tico 


Aebed 


9«;^ 

81hi 
t40 

r97>2 

1(6 
101 
104 

102 
92 
102^ 
100^ 
tlOlf 

97M 


99% 
t78% 
1(0 

tiosi 

1021^ 
tl09i 
74 

67 
45 

loiM 

tl03 
t90 

fioo 

^91 

lojj 


92 


t47 


■fio/ 

101% 

t91 
tl04 

b^y2 

103 

tU3 

(02 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  4  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

Illiaois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  ated  B  R  

In  Paek  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«ok     Prov  Co  fifd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhof  en  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Ohioago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trnst  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co . . ,  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amoant 
Oap  Stock. 

D 

$  1  250  000 

8% 

6  000  00(i 

3  669  650 

10  OCO  000 

"5% 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£626  000 

"I'n 
8% 

£626  000 

£200  000 

\0% 

£200  000 

8% 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

600  000 

26  000  000 

'b% 

1  000  000 

h% 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

60  000  oor 

10  000  000 

£460  000 

£400  00< 

"8% 

£775  000 

£775  000 

8% 

7% 

£200  000 

£200  000 

7% 

10  000  000 

600  000 

so% 

5  500  000 

12% 

2  500  000 

7% 

18  000  000 

30  000  OCO 

"8% 

4  000  OOf 

1  000  000 

7% 

1  600  000 

7% 

600  000 

\0% 

1  260  000 

•ih% 

13  189  000 

9% 

2  260  000 

Bid  Asked 


48 

69% 
56 

tio% 

13 
31 

39% 
62% 
11% 
318% 

t54% 

fl60 
132M 

21 

6M 

T15% 
13% 
32% 

t20 

143% 
70 

t510 

29114 

112 

t30% 

1*M 
69 


130% 

teoM 


tn5 
49 

70 

66 


13% 

32 

41 
t53 

12% 
320 

170 
133 

21% 
7 

16% 
tl5 

33% 

70% 
t6C0 
292 
115 
131 
tlE4 

16 

63 

95 


130% 
66 


*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given 


DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  August  24,  1895. 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL,                 ^  OHI  8TBEET  E  E. 
2  132       20   129 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00.       OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

 IIJ 

 12 


50-ao't  69%  30. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 


10. 


50 — ao't  48%        LAKE  BT  ELEVATED  R  B. 

50— ac't  J--..  48%    60  21 

CO?  80— ac't  21% 

Monday,  August  26,  1895. 


AM.  BTBAW  B3ABD  CO. 


150— ao't  i8%  10, 

CHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO.      300 — ao't . 


NEW  XOBK  BISCUIT  00. 


.70% 
.70 


5  11% 

1*  11^8 

16  11% 

?5  12 

50— ao't  11% 

100— ao't   U% 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B. 
50  

125  

25  

50— ac't  

SWao't  

lOO—ac't  


B. 

20% 

,205^ 
,20% 
20% 
20% 
20^ 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
8  129% 

45  129^ 

69  129% 

21   130 

60  130% 

20— cash  129% 

50— ao't  129;% 

l.-iO— ao't  130 

45  I— aoct  130% 

fiO— ao't  130% 

50— ac't  130% 

100— ao't  130^8 


Tuesday,  August  27,  1895. 


OHI.  UITI  a  T  . 

1  320 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B.  E. 

70  ....20% 

160  21% 

50  20% 

50— ao't  20^ 

150— ao't  20^ 

850— ac't  2  % 

400— ac't   20% 

CHI.  &  8.  8.   BAP.  TrSN.  OO. 
50  11% 

20  li% 

50— ac't  1 1  % 

50— ao't  11% 

£0— ao't  11 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

105  132 

W.  CHI.  STBBET  B.  B. 

5  129% 

24  130 

10  130% 

26  13(  % 

81  130% 

2r— caf^h  130% 

lOO— lo't  129% 

2(0— ao't  IHO 

6'— ao't  120% 

1£0— ao't  131 


Wednesday,  August  28,  1895. 


NATIONAL   BAILWA5  OO. 

40  114 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

150— ac't  291 

CHI.  &  8.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

10  11 

50  10^ 


8TBEEBS  8  W 

143  


CAB  LINE 


 14 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 10% 


LAKE  ST 
35  

10  20% 

10   i0% 

50— ac't  £0% 


1(0— ao't  10%  100— ac't  '0% 

"w.  "HI.  STBBET  t.  B.  150— ao't  20% 

2  129%  200— ao't.  20'yi 

100— ao't  130%    £0— ao't  20% 

Thursday,  August  29,  1895. 


CHI.  CITS  B  T 

1  318 

CAL.  &  CHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK. 

50  69% 

DIAMOND  MATON  C3.,  ILL. 

85  132 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  0  J. 

10  6P% 

AM.  BTBAW  B3ABD  00. 

100— ao't  4^% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B  CO. 

64  291 

300— ao't   292% 

50— ac't  282J^8 

50— ao't  293 


B.  S. 


BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

 9% 

  9% 

 9% 

 91/: 


.128% 


LAKE 
60... 


ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
 20 


150  20%  100- 


OHI  i 

164  

4  

50  

650— ao't . 

200— ao't  9% 

150— ac't...  9% 

W   CHI.  BTBEET    B,  B. 

73  

100  

100  

50  

100  

20  

10  

30  

50- 
150- 


.1281^ 


60  -20% 

ICQ  20% 

50— ao't  20 

100— ac't..."  i0% 

400— ao't  20% 


-ao't . 
-ao't . 
-ac't . 


.  128% 
.128% 
.128Ji 
.129 
.129% 
.129% 
.128% 
,129 
.1^9% 


50— ao't  129% 

300— ao't   12S% 

200— ao't  129% 


Friday,  Ausust  30,  1895. 


AM.    S  BAW  BOABD. 

50— ao't  47% 

CAL.  Sc  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCCK. 

50  69% 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00. 

10  ,  56 

NO.  cm.  ST.  B.  B.  03. 

50   291% 

50— ao't  293% 

CHI  &  8.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
60  9% 

2   10 

10— cash  9% 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
200  

10  

65 — oash  

50— ao't  

loO— ao't  


 20 

 20% 

 20 

 20 

 £0% 

W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
1  128% 

1  129 

1  129% 

100  129% 

)0n  129% 

IPO— ao't  128% 

200— ae't  129% 

250— ac't  130 


Brownton,  Minn.- — Notice  is  given  that  bids  will  be 
received  by  the  Common  Council  of  the  village  of  Brown- 
ton,  Minn.,  until  Monday  September  2,  1895,  for  the  par- 
chase  of  $6,000  of  ite.  bonds,  payable  in  ten  years  from 
date  of  issue,  with  interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent  per 
anniLi,  payable  the  Ist  day  of  January  and  the  flrst  day 
of  July,  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  a  syBtem  of  water 
workd  in  Brownton.  The  bonds  to  be  sold  to  the  person 
or  firm  offering  the  highest  premium  on  the  same.  The 
right  is  reserved  to  lejeot  any  or  all  bids.  G.  W.  BoUes, 
President. 


82« 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUHNAL. 


August  SI,  1896 


AVERAGE  WEEKLY  WAGES  PAID  IN  LEADING  COUNT/IIES  OF  THE  WORLD. 


AYEBAGE  WEEKLY  WAGES  PAID  IN  LEADING  OOUNTBIEJ  ON  A  GOLD  BASH. 


Trades  and  ooonpations. 


France. 
Paris  All 
F  acce. 

1894.  1894. 
$7.62  $5.74 


Ger- 

manv 

1884. 

$4.21 
2.92 
4  67 
3.15 
4.43 
2.91 
4.20 
4.28 
2.81 

4  25 
2.72 
4.11 
4.08 
3.50 
4.00 
2.94 
4.20 
3.98 
5.  CO 
3.32 
4,38 
4.25 
3  40 
3.63 
3.97 
3. SO 
3  56. 
2.96 

3,21 
3.44. 
3.46 

5  12 
4.20 
3.78 
4.36 
3.61 
5.21 
3.11 
5.60 
4.18 
3.12 

3.60 
2.85 
3. CO. 
5.70 
4.85. 
3. SO 
3.41 
5  11 
3.55 


Ecg- 
land. 
1884. 
$7.56 
4.94 
7.68 
5.07 


Ire- 
land. 
1884. 
$7.22 
3.48 
7.12 
3.65 


Soot- 
land. 
1884. 
$/.65 
4.50 
7.10 


Hol- 
land. 
1884. 
$t.89 
3.60 


7.80 

5.27 

7.10 

7.36 

4.24 

7.90 

4.69 

7.66 

7.66 

6.17 

7.37 

5  30 

6.77 

7.00 

6.85 

5.50 

7.47 

7.68 

6.84. 

6.07  . 

7.50 

7.O0 

5.37 

5.15 

6.18 
8.38 
8.52 
5.80 
6.10 
6.32 
8  76 
4.70 
7.07 
6.97 
5.90 
7.17 
5,20 
7.02 


12 
63 
86 
57 
40 
7.47 
3.38 
H.97 
7.47 
6.53 
7.07 
3.79 
7.22 
6.41 
7.30 
6.81 
7  34 
7  22 


70 
73 
95 
86 
13, 
10. 
00 
10 
6  91 
6  86 
6  51 
6  56 


6  81 
8  C3 

6  00 
4  26 

4  26 
4  26 
4  86 
8  27 
8  03 
4  86 

7  30 

6  21 

8  00 
4  00 

7  71 

7  30 
4  87. 

8  52 
4  38 
8  C3 


61 

70 
97 
86 
95 
6  31 
6  73 
6  46 
6  11 
6  66 
6  73. 
6  11 
5  28 

5  15 

5  16 

6  03 
8  46 


8<. 
80 
80 
60 
80 
80 
60 
0) 
29 
00 

3  00 

4  CO 
4  80 
4  80 
4  80 
4  80 


10 


21  00 

EC 


Ont-rio 
Italy.  (Otta-  United 
wa.  States 
1884.   1881.  1891. 
$4.20$13.Oi  $21.18 
1  70    8.40  13.38 
3.00  13.50  21.00 

1  70    8  40    9  60 
04  13  50  23 
70    8  40 . .  . 
20 

20  13  50  17 

70    8  40  

60  13  50  19  00 

70    8  40  

00  11  60  15  25 

3  40  la  50  11  90 

4  nu  10  60  .  . . . 

2  60  10  60  16  02 

7  00  10  32 
10  00  

8  10  

  15  GO  

  9  60  

4  00  

3  40  11  40  13  32 


AVERAGE  WEEKLY  WAGE?  PAID  IN  00CNTBIB3  ON  A  fILVEB  BASIS. 


3  40 
3  80 

5  00 


3  75  11  fO 


3  00 

2  60 

3  80. 

4  20. 
1  50 


9  00. 
9  CO 


16  08 


8  40  10  ?0 


Bnilding  trades: 

Bricklayers  

Hod  carrier....-   3.13 

Masons   7.20  5.33 

Tenders   3  23 

Plasterers   11.0  J  6.34 

Tenders   3.22 

Slaters   9-00  5.65 

Boofers   5.65 

Tenders   3.64 

Plumbers   6-1" 

Assistants   3.61 

Carpenters   8.00  6.20 

Gas  fitters   6.07 

Bakers   7.15  

Blacksmiths   6.00  6.81 

Strikers   4-72 

Bookbinders   5.75 

Briokmakers   6. CO  5.33 

Brewers,   4.43 

Butchers  

Brass  founders   6  54 

Cabinetmakers   8.10  6.14 

Confectioners   12.00  4.85 

Cigar  Makers   6.90  4.65 

Coopers   5.22  5.58 

Cutlers   5.16 

Distillers   6.96  

Draymen  and  teamsters    7.92  5.67 
Drivers: 

Cab  and  carriage   4.82 

Streetcar   4.47 

Dyers   5.40  4.88 

Engineers   7.35 

Furriers....   8  16  7.00 

Gardeners   5.11 

Hatters   5.50  5.50 

Horseshoers   7.80  5.89 

Jewelers   10.36  6.24 

Laborers,  porters,  etc. .    5.00  4  CO 

Lithographers   12.00  7.17 

Millwrights   7. CO  6.74 

Nail  makers,  hand   4.84 

Printers   8.22  6.64   7.17    8  52    7  27 

Potters   6.36  4.78    3.60    5,20    4  38    6  62. 

Sailmakers   6.0t    2.85    7.02    8  C3    6  50 

Shoemakers   6.00  

Stevedores   6. 72 

Stonecutters   8.00  5,18 

Tanners   3. SO  6.35 

Tailors   5.62    3.41  7.40 

Telegraph  operators   6  92    5  11  11.(0 

Tinsmiths   7.00  5.50    3.55  6.50 

The  gold  standard  prevails  in  Brazil,  but  the  actual  currency  is  paper,  which 
is  now  valued  at  about  18  cents  per  milreis,  while  the  gold  milreis  is  worth  54.6 
cents.  As  the  rates  given  are  based  upon  a  gold  standard,  and  as  it  is  now  most 
likely  that  labor  is  paid  in  paper  currency,  it  follows  that  the  purchasing  power 
of  the  paper-currency  wage  is  only  about  one-third  the  purchasing  power  of  the 
rates  given  in  the  table,  and  that  labor  has  suffered  to  that  extent,  unless  wagi:s 
have  been  trebled  in  the  meantime. 


2  50 

2  50 

3  60 
8  (0 


06 
98 
88 
88 
00 
36 
33 
76 


2  60 

3  60 
3 
C 
4 
4 
6 
5 
6 


8  40, 
10  OJ, 

7  CO 
15  00, 
14  00 

8  CO 


9  00 


13  50 


8.84    5  40    5  07. 


6  OO 

4  80 
4  00. 


CO 
CO 
60 
00 

25  

20  12  00 
20  12  00 
3  80    7  00 

  12  OC  

  12  00  16  80 

3  20   

4  60 

5  20 
2  to 


8  88 


16  42 


5  45    6  46 

6  70  6  90 
8  87  12  00 
6  04    6  67 


4  CO 

5  00 

6  03 
4  00 


2  (0  

  21  00 

2  20    8  26  

4  00    9  00  

5  20    7  50  

6  60    6  CO  14  35 


General  tradea  and 

oooupations  

Building  trades: 

Bricklayers  

Hod  carriers  

Masons  

Tenders  

Plasters  

Tenders  

Slaters   

Roofers  

Tenders  

Plumbers  

Assistants  

Carpenters  

Gas  fitters  

Bakers  

Blacksmiths  

Bookbinders   

Brickmakers  

Brewers  

Butchers  

Brass  founders  

Cabinetmakers  

Confectioners  

Cigar  makers  

Coopers  

Cotters  

Distillers  

Draymen  and  teamsters 
Drivers: 

Cart  and  Carriage. . . 

Street  oar  

Dyers  

Engravers  

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*AlthGugh  the  gold  standard  now  prevails  in  Austria-Hungary,  the  silver 
standard  prevailed  up  to  Augu-t,  1892.  As  will  be  noted  in  the  tables  printed 
in  Consular  Reports  showing  the  value  of  foreign  coins,  the  Austrian  silver 
florin,  the  old  money  unit  of  the  Empire,  fluctuated  in  value  from  47.6  cents  in 
1874  to  32  cents  in  July,  1892,  when  it  was  suspended  by  the  gold  crown,  with  a 
fixed  value  of  20  3  cent&  <  he  downward  course  of  the  old  silver  florin  must  be 
tal<en  into  account  in  the  Austrian  wage  rate,  thus  scaling  still  further  the 
very  low  rate  which  prevailed  in  that  country. 

tA  week  of  seven  days. 

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^Employed  in  making  foreign  clothes. 


COST  OF  STREET  PAVINS  IN  CHICABO. 


It  takes  >.Q  feet  of  lumber  to  lay  one  square  yard  of 
2-inch  plank  foundation;  this  includes  bed  pieces 
and  waste.  At  $10.00  per  1,000  feet,  it  is  20  cents  for 
lumber;  cost  of  forming  bed  and  laying  2-inch  plank 
is  7  cents  per  yard;  total,  27  cents  per  square  yard. 
Macadam  stone  costs  about  $1.50  per  cubic  yard,  de- 
livered. One  cubic  yard  will  make  5  square  yards  of 
foundation,  6  inches  thick,  after  being  firmly  rolled 
with  a  10-ton  steam  roller,  and  bonded.  Thus  the 
stone  for  a  yard  of  pavement  costs  30  cents;  cost  of 
spreading  and  rolling  is  4  cents  per  square  yard;  net 
cost  of  foundation  per  yard  complete  is  31  cents,  or 
only  7  cents  more  per  yard  than  plank.  The  stone  is 
three  time  as  thick  and  ten  times  as  good.  These 
are  net  costs.  Contractors  usually  figure  10  to  15 
cents  per  square  yard  more  for  macadam  than  for 
plank.  So  the  difference  in  cost  to  the  property- 
owner  is  only  from  $4.20  to  S6.3G  more  for  stone  for 
every  25-foot  lot  than  for  cheap  cull  plank,  and  this 
difference,  small  as  it  is,  is  often  spread  over  5  years 
for  payment.  Cement  concrete  can  be  laid  6  inches 
thick  per  square  yard  for  50  to  55  cents. 

These  figures  will  apply  when  the  work  is  done  by 
our  well  known  and  reputable  contractors  engaged  in 
making  streets.  It  sometimes  costs  twice  as  much 
when  clone  by  the  friends  of  dishonest  politicians. 

The  public  are  familiar  with  the  high  class  of  im- 
provements in  all  parts  of  the  city  and  county  made 
by  the  Erownell  Improvement  Co.  and  Dolese  &  Shep- 
ard.    After  repeated  reciuests  by  the  Journals 


representative  for  a  list  or  description  of  new  roads 
and  streets  made  and  improved  by  these  enterprising 
firms  Messrs.  Dolese  &  Shepard  have  reported  the 
following  new  contracts: 

With  the  village  of  Winnetka  for  the  improvement 
of  4h  miles  of  road  with  macadam,  |at  contract  price 
of  $60  000. 

With  the  town  of  Cicero  for  the  improvement  of 
5i  miles  of  road  with  macadam,  at  contract  price  of 

$55,000 

With  the  village  of  Glencoe  for  the  improvement 
of  li  mile.^  of  road  with  macadam,  at  contract  price 
of  $25,000. 

Property  owners  should  go  and  see  this  work  in 
progress.  It  would  abundantly  repay  them  for  their 
pains  if  they  pay  special  assessment  taxes.  The  tax- 
payers must  insist  upon  better  streets  and  better 
work  by  contractors.  When  the  work  is  done  right 
it  will  last  a  lifetime,  but  by  the  boudling  process 
streets  do  not  last  even  five  years;  they  get  out  of  re- 
pair the  second  year. 

SWELL  STREETS. 

In  order  to  appreciate  the  difference  we  quote  the 
Friday  morning  Record  after  the  recent  rains  to 
show  how  defective  the  old-fashioned  block  naving  is: 

The  recent  rains  have  left  West  Madison  street 
looking  as  if  giants  had  been  pelting  each  other. 
Other  west  side  streets  have  much  the  same  appear- 
ance. These  streets  are  paved  with  cedar  blocks, 
which  swell  with  the  rain  and  are  forced  upward  by 
lateral  pressure.  In  the  rainstorm  of  yesterday  and 
in  those  of  the  last  week  the  whole  pavement  for 
blocks  was  raised  in  arches.   When  the  streets  dried 


up  the  arches  caved  in  and  the  blocks  fell  helter- 
skelter. 

Greasy  mud  is  distributed  over  the  blocks  that  still 
keep  their  position,  the  others  often  being  piled  up 
in  the  street.  Even  between  the  rails  the  pavement 
has  risen  and  heaved  up  into  frequent  piles.  A  few 
days  ago  the  piles  interfered  with  the  cable  cais  so 
that  the  conductors  had  to  get  down  and  throw  the 
blocks  into  the  gutter. 

Business  men  along  West  Madison  street  are  con- 
cerned for  their  prospects.  They  say  the  impassable 
condition  of  the  street  keeps  away  trade,  and  they 
are  anxious  to  have  the  city  authorities  take  the  mat- 
ter in  hand  at  once  Persens  who  have ,  valuable 
horses  are  careful  while  driving  in  that  street.  They 
keep  close  to  the  car  tracks  and  get  out  and  lead  the 
animal  when  they  want  to  hitch  at  the  sidewalk. 

The  condition  of  the  street  is  worse  from  Ogdeo 
avenue  to  Wood  street.  The  impaired  condition  ex- 
tends, however,  from  Peoria  street  to  beyond  West- 
ern avenue.  At  the  corner  of  Leavitt  street  last 
night  the  pavement  was  floating.  In  front  of  No. 
603  and  extending  many  yards  west  all  the  gutter 
pavement  was  out  of  place  and  floating.  At  No.  626 
part  of  the  sidewalk  was  gone  and  a  pond  took  its 
place.  Pedestrians  were  compelled  to  wade  or  else 
take  the  middle  of  the  street. 

Messrs,  Dolese  &  Shepard  and  the  Brownell  Im- 
provement Company  cannot  pave  all  of  the  streets  in 
Chicago,  but  the  board  of  public  works  of  this  city 
can  see  to  it  that  some  responsible  flrms  like  them 
can  learn  how  to  do  it  from  a  study  of  their  work. 


August  c/1,  1895. 


Tfifi  RiiAL  iiSl^ATE  AND  BUlLi)lN(i  JOURi^AL. 


82? 


MORE  LIFE  IN  THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Enough  has  been  said  of  the  general  conditions  of 
trade  in  this  and  other  journals  to  convince  the  most 
skeptical  that  business  is  bounding  forward;  that 
times  are  getting  brisk;  that  investors  are  on  the 
alert,  and  that  transportation  facilities  are  all  they 
should  be  and  twice  as  great  as  they  were  before  the 
World's  Fair.    Money  is  not  lacking,  population  is 
not  wanting,  improvements  are  not  lagging  behind 
and  the  honest  people  of  Chicago  are  getting  ready 
for  business.    Then  what  remains  to  be  done?  Stop 
croaking  and  talk  with  confldence;  look  forward  and 
not  backward  and  quit  reading  all  about  the  gold  ex- 
ports and  the  financial  stringency.     If  one  thing 
more  than  another  hurts  business  it  is  the  diversity 
of  views  expressed  by  sundry  newspapers.     If  too 
many  cooks  spoil  the  broth,  too  many  articles  from 
different  standpoints  would  spoil  the  market.  Like 
a  jury  who  sits  in  the  trial  of  a  badly  mixed  case,  the 
readers  of  so  many  conflicting  accounts  of  the  real 
estate  market  do  not  know  what  to  do.    Hence  they 
disagee.  Without  going  into  details  suffice  it  to  sa/ 
some  of  the  brokers  report  a  good  business  and  a 
bright  outlook  for  the  fall  trade.     W.   J.  Lukens 
says  he  has  sold  $no,000  worth  of  property  in  the 
northwest  section  of  the  city  since  the  first  of  August; 
John  Alles,  Jr.,  reports  the  sale  of  sixty  lots  at  Win- 
netka  at  an  average  price  of  f30  per  foot.     He  says 
what  others  have  said:  that  inquiry  is  brisk  for  North 
Shore  property.     Dealers  at  South  Chicago  feel  en- 
couraged as  they  have  witnessed  a  marked  improve- 
ment in  all  branches  of  business.    Siles  of  real  es- 
tate have  not  as  yet  been  numerous  but  the  town  is 
wide  awake;  rents  are  promptly  paid  and  prices  are 
improving.    The  wellknown  houses  of  Geo.  K.  Ed- 
wards and  Flood  &  Taylor  are  doing  well  and  have 
every  reason  to  anticipate  an  active  fall  trade, 

LARGE  OEFICB  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  SOLD. 

A  sale  is  under  negotiation  of  one  of  the  largest 
modern  office  buildings  in  this  city,  for  use  of  a  trust 
company  organized  with  eastern  capital  $5,000,000. 
The  combined  wealth  of  those  most  largely  inter- 
ested exceeds  1250,000,000.  One  of  the  reasons  for 
this  organization  is  the  present  necessity  for  foreign 
State  trust  companies  to  conform  to  the  laws  of  Il- 
linois by  depositing  the  same  amount  with  the  State 
as  required  of  home  incorporations  before  they  can 
legally  act  as  trustee  for  any  mortgage  incumbrance, 
by  trust  deed  or  otherwise.  Growth  of  banking  busi- 
ness in  Chicago  has  been  so  great  local  companies 
are  unable  to  give  eastern  corporations  the  wide  at- 
tention and  privileges  enjoyed  in  the  east,  and  as  a 
large  trust  business  under  the  laws  must  necessarily 
hereafter  be  transferred  to  Chicago  it  is  a  natural 
movement  of  capital  to  place  an  organization  with 
eastern  methods  at  this  center  where  the  legal  inter- 
ests of  many  railroads  converge  and  thus  hold  the 
earnings  at  the  central  point  until  distributed 
through  pay  rolls,  interest,  operating  expenses  and 
dividends.  This  does  not  portend  that  the  new  com- 
pany will  take  business  from  our  present  local  trust 
companies,  but  rather  indicates  an  addition  to  local 
banking  capital  and  emphasizes  the  new  conditions 
of  returning  prosperity.  Names  are  withheld  by  us 
to  prevent  disturbing  negotiations  but  our  informa- 
tion is  reliable. 

RENTS. 

A  thorough  canvas  of  the  agents  controlling  the 
largest  lists  indicates  that  the  usual  fall  renting  in- 
quiry did  not  put  in  an  appearance  until  later  than 
usual;  a  fair  amount  was  done  during  the  earlier 
weeks  in  August,  but  it  remaintd  for  the  last  week 
in  the  month  to  break  the  monotony  with  an  active 
demand. 

The  agents  report  that  there  has  been  an  almost 
eager  inquiry  for  flats  and  small  houses,  that  quality 
and  low  prices  are  expected  and  found,  as  thty  are 
disposed  to  meet  the  views  of  tenants  who  can  show 
a  good  history  as  reliable  pay. 

Houses  are  not  in  demand  as  much  as  ttie  better 
class  of  flats,  and  it  is  not  easy  to  forecast  what  can 
be  done  to  secure  an  income  from  the  old  fashioned 
large  vacant  houses,  unless  promptly  altered  to  the 
lequirements  of  the  inquirers. 


Stores  are  not  at  pres(mt  filling  up  and  no  special 
improvement  is  looktd  for  until  nearer  the  first  of 
the  new  year  when  a  genuine  reflex  of  the  improved 
tone  of  business  is  hoped  for  from  the  large  crops  and 
the  activity  in  manufactures  which  is  gradually 
placing  money  in  the  pockets  of  the  people.  When 
stores  are  in  demand  it  will  be  at  low  rentals  unless 
upon  centra!  or  main  thoroughfares. 

Second  floors  on  principal  down  town  streets  are 
frequently  seen  as  vacant  and  as  the  prices  are  held 
next  highest  to  the  stores  it  indicates  clearly  that 
tradespeople  take  the  best  portions  or  the  cheapest. 
Agents  say  more  light  must  be  let  into  the  dark 
places  or  the  second  floors  will  continue  vacant,  as 
half  the  number  of  square  feet  at  greatej  height,  in 
a  modern  building,  is  better  economy  for  the  trades- 
man. 

Offices  are  not  receiving  much  inquiry;  desk  room 
inquiry  is  far  more  frequent  and  those  holding  leases 
of  offices  are  economizing  severely  by  renting  such 
spaces  at  very  low  figures. 

LOANS. 

Several  representatives  of  large  firms  having  money 
to  loan  state  that  they  are  making  strenuous  efforts 
to  have  clients  check  the  fad  for  loaning  upon  im- 
proved property  exclusively.  They  believe  that  go- 
ing to  extremes  must  react  adversely,  as  it  increases 
values  of  buildings  out  of  proportion  to  the  vacant 
property;  that  it  is  really  better  for  vacant  property 
to  have  adjoining  property  vacant  rather  than  im- 
proved with  half  the  stores  and  flats  vacant,  a  re- 
proach to  all  property  in  spite  of  its  favorable  loca- 
cation.  Anxiety  to  loan  money  and  get  the  commis- 
sions has  led  agents  to  harp  upon  improved  property 
and  cater  to  the  taste  of  lenders  upon  improved,  so 
as  to  get  a  name  for  being  conservative,  whereas  the 
best  way  would  be  to  forego  some  of  the  commissions 
upon  the  improved  loans  and  balance  up  conditions 
for  the  vacant  by  stating  the  truth;  that  improve- 
ments will  often  drag  down  the  vacant,  causing  the 
increased  value  to  suffer.  The  opinion  is  confidently 
expressed  by  them  that  the  best  loans  to  be  had  to- 
day are  really  those  upon  vacant  property  and  that 
loaning  liberally  upon  it  checks  over  building  and 
evens  up  conditions.  Steady  growth  makes  all 
prosper  alike. 

ELECTRIC  DEVELOPMENT. 

Astonishing  results  are  being  daily  obtained  from 
the  substitution  of  electric  for  horse  power.  Ave- 
nues formerly  served  by  horse  cars  are  assuming  a 
wide  awake  appearance,  almost  forshadowing  a  b  )om 
in  prices,  but  which  in  truth  simply  indicates  that 
the  value  of  the  frontage  is  earning  a  more  regular 
income.  Van  Buren  street  is  an  example  of  in- 
creased activity.  Cars  are  loaded  at  hours  which 
formerly  saw  many  vacant  seats.  Monroe  street  at 
the  Union  Depot  is  the  terminus  of  the  Jefferson 
tJrban  Transit  R.  R.  and  a  ride  should  be  taken  over 
that  road  by  all  real  estate  men.  Adams  sfeet  has 
trolley  cars  crossing  the  river  to  Market  street,  and 
the  perfect  control  under  which  the  motors  operate 
indicates  the  cars  will  soon  be  permitted  to  finish 
1;,he  trip  without  horses. 

Horses  are  in  the  way;  liable  to  get  crushed,  slip 
and  fall  injuring  foot  travelers;  while  the  driver's 
attention  is  engaged  with  horses  the  accidents  occur, 
kotor  men  can  keep  a  lookout  upon  all  sides,  for  the 
hand  on  the  motor  crank  requires  no  attention  of  the 
eye.  Expenses  of  operating  cars  are  so  much  reduced 
the  railroads  are  giving,  in  some  cases,  treble  service 
Vyith  only  the  actual  cost  of  power  for  two  portions 
of  the  service,  as  the  same  conductor,  motorman  and 
car  can  effectually  serve  a  far  greater  number  of  per- 
sons while  many  more  trips  are  being  made. 

INDyCBMENTS  lO  BUILDERS. 

In  the  absense  of  anything  like  a  speculative  ten- 
dency in  the  real  esiate  market  many  of  our  leading 
real  estate  houses  havji  adopted  practical  methods  of 
improving  their  pi  tgJrty  so  as  to  give  others  a  chance 
of  making  a  handsome  profit.  Messrs.  C.  H.  Eulette 
&  Co.,  at  1G7  Dearborn  street  have  recently  assumed 
control  of  the  land  known  as  the  Neely  property  and 
placed  it  in  the  market  at  prices  that  are  startling. 
It  faces  Wright,  Sixty  sixth  street  and  Sixty-fifth 


court,  and  is  the  only  vacant  property  in  that  vicin- 
ity. It  will  stand  the  finest  improvements  and 
should  interest  builders. 

The  property  is  especially  well  located  being 
situated  in  a  district  that  has  advanced  rapidly  in 
transportation  facilities,  private  an  I  public  improve- 
ments during  the  last  six  years  and  especially  the 
last  three.  The  point  is  to  give  builders  a  chance  to 
make  a  good  profit  or  to  give  anyone  desiring  to 
acquire  a  first  class  home  a  chance  to  get  the  benefit 
of  the  rise  in  the  value  of  the  land. 

AN  OLD  RUMOR  CORROBORATED. 

Some  time  ago  it  was  rumored  about  the  city  that 
the  W.  B.  Conkey  building  and  ground  were  sold,  or 
rather  that  negotiations  were  in  progress  to  that  end. 
It  is  now  given  out  that  negotiations  are  in  progress 
for  the  purchase  of  the  fees  in  the  ground  under  the 
building,  341  to  351  Dearborn  street.  The  property 
is  known  as  the  Franklin  Block,  a  six  story  printing 
establishment  owned  by  the  W.  B.  Conkey  Company. 
The  entire  frontage  is  125  feet  each  on  Djarborn 
street  and  Plymouth  place,  with  a  depth  of  sixty- 
seven  feet  between.  Of  these  125  feet  the  north 
seventy-three  and  one  half  feet  and  the  south  twenty- 
five  feet, together  with  ninety-eight  and  one-half  feet, 
are  the  fees  under  negotiation  now,  the  middle 
twenty  six  and  one-half  feet,  in  possession  of  a  third 
owner,  not  being  included  in  the  deal.  It  is  rumored 
that  H.  B  Peabody,  a  well-known  capitalist, has  made 
an  offer  for  the  ninety-eight  and  one-half  feet  of  SI48,- 
000,  and  that  this  offer  is  seriously  considered  by  the 
owners.  The  entire  125  feet  are  under  a  ninety-nine- 
year  lease  to  the  W.  B.  Conkey  Company,  exoiring  in 
1986. 

FACTORIES  RUNNING  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 

In  last  week's  issue  of  the  Journal  a  short  article 
headed  "Marvelous  Suburbs"  described  some  of  the 
advantages  of  certain  mauufacturing  suburbs  of  Chi- 
cago in  what  some  people  thought  were  extravagant 
terms.  In  the  case  of  Chicago  Heights  it  was  learned 
since  from  Mr.  E.  S.  Dreyer,  banker,  that  all  of  the 
factories  in  the  above  named  town  were  running  full 
time  with  a  full  force  and  that  four  of  the  leading 
factories  were  now  running  day  and  night.  This  is 
an  important  fact  not  simply  as  something  to  boast 
of  in  the  case  of  Chicago  Heights  but  because  it  shows 
that  business  is  growing  rapidly  in  this  locality. 
The  renewed  activity  at  South  Chicago  and  in  the 
Calumet  regions  as  well  as  elsewhere  about  Chicago 
shows  that  Chicago  is  not  losing  ground  as  a  manu- 
facturing centie,  and  is  actually  growing  rapidly. 
Almost  every  other  interest  in  the  commercial  world 
is  represented  here,  and  it  is  gratifying  to  be  assured 
that  Chicago  is  to  go  on  increasing  her  manufactures. 
These  industries  alone  without  her  other  vast  re- 
sources would  make  her  in  time  the  greatest  city  on 
the  American  continent. 

Encourage  the  manufactures  all  the  time.  They 
will  make  times  good  for  the  real  estate  owners. 

ANOTHER  BICYCLE  FACTORY  TALKED  OF. 

In  the  northwest  section  of  the  city  within  two 
blocks  of  the  North  Branch  of  the  river  is  a  half  block 
of  ground  fronting  on  Lister  street  on  the  northeast 
and  on  the  Northwestern  Railroad  on  the  southwest 
running  from  Webster  avenue  west  to  Binzo  street. 
This  ground  is  owned  by  Teofol  Stan  a  well  to  do  real 
estate  dealer  on  Milwaukee  avenue.  His  block  has  a 
frontage  of  600  feet  on  I-ister  street  with  a  depth  of 
half  a  block  running  back  to  the  alley  along  the  rail- 
road right  of  way.  The  price  asked  by  Mr.  Stan  is 
|75  per  foot  on  Lister  street,  and  the  figures»are  con- 
sidered low  by  the  buyers  or  their  agent.  The  only 
hitch  in  the  deal  is  the  ditficultv  of  arranging  for 
the  construction  of  the  building.  Mr.  Stan  demands 
one-half  or  all  cash,  and  if  not  all  paid  a  first  mort- 
gage  for  the  balance.  The  intending  purchasers  ex- 
pect to  erect  a  building  with  equipments  and  ma- 
chinery to  cost  $100,000.  If  arrangements  can  be 
made  to  go  ahead  with  the  building  at  once  1  he  deal 
will  go  through;  if  not  Mr.  Stan  says  he  can  sell  a 
portion  of  the  block  at  a  higher  price. 

HUMBOLDT  PARK. 

Eugene  Cook,  well-known  real  estate  dealer  at  1105 


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August  31,  1KV.5. 


West  North  avenue,  reports  the  following  sales  re- 
cently made  by  him:  Lots  14  and  15  on  Pine  street, 
near  Humboldt  Park,  P.  S  Wick  to  Thomas  Lam- 
erax  for  $2,000,  upon  which  Mr.  Lamerax  is  building 
two  line  12-room  flats,  brick  buildings;  also  lot  on 
Armitage  avenue,  west  of  Kimball  avenue,  George 
Kenwood  to  Hannah  Olson,  $1,100.  Mr.  Olson  is  im- 
proving with  a  2-story  stone  front;  also  50  feet  on 
Kedzie  avenue  near  Palmer  square  to  Mr.  Crosson  for 
$2,400,  for  which  Mr.  Crosson  has  plans  made  to  erect 
a  3-story  brick  building  72  feet  deep.  Mr.  Lamerax 
has  just  completed  a  fine  12-room  flat  on  McLean 
street.  This  makes  the  fourth  new  building  erected 
in  this  neighborhood  recently,  which  are  all  rented 
as  fast  as  they  are  finished,  now  that  the  cars  are 
running  on  Armitage  avenue  we  have  the  very  best 
of  accommodations,  four  lines  here  now  in  four  blocks. 
Also  sold  for  W.  Blinn,  27  feet  on  Sheridan  street,  to 
Lars  Pedersiin  for  $900  on  which  Mr.  Pederson  has 
erected  a  12-ioom  flat  building;  also  Mr.  Nels.  V. 
Johnson  is  erecting  a  3-story,  6-room  flat  building 
upon  his  Sheridan  avenue  lots  bought  fromW.Blinn; 
also  sold  the  southeast  corner  of  Cortland  and  Kim- 
ball, 83  feet,  upon  which  the  owner  is  erecting  a 
$5,000  store  and  flats;  also  sold  the  72  feet  corner  of 
Dickens  and  Kimball  avenues  S.  Nickelson  to 
D.  Bobinson  for  $2,600  for  which  Mr.  Rob- 
inson has  plans  ready  for  five  buildings  2- 
story  brick  to  cost  $3,000  each.  North 
avenue  property  is  having  a  pretty  good  demand  at 
present;  Also  Kedzie  avenue  fronting  the  park  values 
may  be  be  judged  by  the  following:  60x177  feet  at 
$75  per  foot;  Also  lots  only  one  block  block  from 
elevated  railroad,  electric  cars  and  park  they  are 
oflfering  as  low  as  from  $600  to  $1,000. 


will  be  a  large  lecture  hall  on  the  third  floor,  two 
society  rooms  and  a  number  of  classrooms.  Toilet 
rooms  are  on  every  floor. 

The  architect  is  C.  E.  Brush,  of  No.  234  La  Salle 
street,  Chicago.  The  cost  of  the  building  is  limited 
by  law  to  $150,000.  Advertisements  forbids  will  be 
made  by  Sep.  15,  and  it  is  bxpected  to  have  the  foun- 
dation laid  before  winter.  If  possible  the  structure 
will  be  ready  for  occupancy  in  time  for  the  fall  term 
next  year. 


NEW  NORMAL  3CH0QL  TO  COST  $150,000. 

Plans  have  been  agreed  upon  for  the  new  Normal 
School  to  be  located  at  De  Kalb,  to  accommodate  not 
less  than  1,000  students.  The  board  of  trustees  con- 
sists of  Judge  Adams  A.  Goodrich,  president;  S.  M. 
Inglis,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  ex- 
ofllicio;  Major  Isaac  S  El  wood.  De  Kalb;  Thomas  J. 
Sparks,  Bushnell;  W.  C.  Garard,  Springfield;  Charles 
Deere,  Moline.  They  have  decided  to  locate  the  new 
school  in  the  western  part  of  De  Kalb.  It  will  have 
a  spacious  campus  of  sixty  seven  acres,  given  by 
Major  Elwood  and  Mr.  Gliddon. 

The  citizens  have  acted  handsomely  toward  the 
new  institution.  Major  Elwood  has  given  a  bonus  of 
$2J,000,  and  Mr  Haish  has  given  $10,000  for  a  library. 
The  citizens  will  do  the  landscape  gardening,  at  an 
estimated  expense  of  $10,000,  and  have  guaranteed 
$10,000  more  in  freights  on  the  materials.  They  will 
also  pave  the  road  leading  from  the  Northwestern  sta- 
tion to  the  school,  a  distance  of  more  than  a  mile.  The 
building  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  or 
practically  three  stories.  It  will  be  350  feet  long  with 
an  average  width  of  sixty  feet.  To  the  main  part  of 
the  building  a  structure  two  stories  high  connects 
two  large  wings.  In  the  rear  of  the  main  part  is  a 
large  assembly  hall  80x85  feet,  capable  of  seating 
more  than  1,000  persons.  Beneath  the  hall  will  be 
the  large  gymnasium. 

The  style  of  architecture  is  the  Norman  Gothic. 
The  materials  will  be  of  rough  ashlar  stone.  The 
distinctive  features  of  the  building  are  the  towers 
which  stud  the  main  part  of  the  wings.  The  lower 
stories  are  of  plain  design  but  the  ornamentation  on 
the  top  is.  exceptionally  beautiful.  The  towers  are 
well  utilized  in  the  structure.  They  have  been  di- 
vided off  into  small  teachers'  rooms,  cozy  lunchrooms 
and  the  like. 

There  will  be  sixty  rooms  in  the  building.  On  the 
first  floor  is  the  large  main  entrance,  the  gymnasium 
and  physical  and  chemical  laboratories:  The  inter- 
mediate department,  the  practical  sch  ol  for  the 
embryo  teachers,  will  also  be  housed  here. 

On  the  second  floor  the  president  will  have  his 
oflBce.  The  library,  museum,  assembly  hall,  large 
l  ecture  room,  biological  laboratory,  parlor  and  class 
ooms,  take  up  the  remainder  of  the  space.  There 


RIVERSIDE  ELECTRIC  ROADS 

The  Cicero  and  Proviso  Electric  R.  R.  officials  have 
got  thoroughly  waked  up  to  the  fact  that  the  Sub- 
urban Electric  R.R.,  which  recently  secured  a  liberal 
franchise  means  business  and  is  going  to  be  rapidly 
built  from  the  Metropolitan  Elevated  R.  R.  to  La 
Grange.  The  bonds  of  the  latter  road  have  all  been 
taken  and  there  will  be  no  delay  for  want  of  capital, 
the  connection  by  an  incline  to  the  Metropolitan 
Elevated  R.  R.  being  a  great  advantage.  A  very 
quiet  but  determined  rivalry  is  on  between  the  two 
surface  electric  companies.  The  Cicero  and  Proviso 
Electric  have  got  the  poles  distributed  on  West  Forty 
eighth  street  and  are  rushing  work  on  Twenty-sixth 
street  to  Harlem  avenue  and  the  C,  B.  &  Q.  R.  R. 
track  at  Riverside.  On  Monday  evening  next  the 
two  rivals  apply  to  Riverside  for  a  franchise  through 
the  town.  Both  sides  are  exceedingly  modest  in  their 
confidence  as  to  success  in  getting  a  franchise  as 
Riverside  people  are  very  superior  people  and  quite 
above  wanting  anything,  and  seem  to  think  the 
modern  conveniences  would  be  an  annoyance,  but 
the  pushing  growth  of  Berwyn  and  the  certain  growth 
Riverside  is  making  demands  that  some  one  plucks 
the  plum  in  the  way  of  traffic  nickels.  The  Gross- 
dale's— East,  West  and  Middle  are  rapidly  growing, 
and  the  electric  roads  see  that  they  must  promptly 
occupy  the  territory  which  they  will  wish  in  the 
future  had  been  taken.  The  Ogden  street  franchise 
owned  by  the  Cicero  and  Proviso  Electric  road  may 
not  be  built  this  year  west  from  Forty  eighth  street 
as  the  completion  of  the  line  north  of  the  C,  B.  &  Q. 
R.  R.  will  give  Morton  Park,  Clyde,  La  Vergne, 
Berwyn  and  Riverside  connection  with  both  the 
Metropolitan  Elevated  and  Lake  Street  before  the 
snow  flies,  and  it  is  quite  probable  both  roads  will  ex- 
tend to  La  Grange  this  season.  The  Ogden  street 
franchise  compels  completion  in  1896  and  $25,000  was 
deposited  asagurantee  therefor,  while  to  avoid  rivals 
occupying  territory  it  may  be  put  down  this  fall. 


PAllTY  WALLS. 

An  addition  to  a  party  wall  made  by  one  of  two  ad- 
joining owners  of  land  entirely  on  his  own  land,  for 
the  purpose  of  strengthening  and  thickening  the 
wall  and  foundation  so  as  to  support  a  higher  build- 
ing, does  not  become  a  part  of  the  party  wall,  and 
the  other  adjoining  owner  who  subsequently  uses  the 
wall,  as  strengthened,  in  increasing  the  height  of  his 
own  building,  but  who  does  not  project  his  timbers 
beyond  that  portion  of  the  wall  standing  on  his  land, 
though  liable  under  his  deed  to  pay  for  the  half  of 
the  original  division  wall  erected  on  his  land,  cannot 
be  restrained  from  making  such  use  of  the  addition, 
or  made  liable  for  a  portion  of  its  cost  — Supreme 
Court  of  Massachusetts. 

BOUNDARY  LINE  ESTABLISHED  BY  FENCE. 

In  a  controversy  over  the  boundary  between  ad- 
joining tracts  of  land,  where  a  fence  was  built  in 
1854,  in  good  faith,  as  a  boundary  of  land,  and  succes- 
sive purchasers  occupied  the  land  inclosed  openly 
and  under  claim  of  title  until  1893,  the  fact  that  a 
slight  mathematical  mistake  was  made  in  fixing  the 
position  of  the  fence,  and  six  feet  more  was  inclosed 
than  was  conveyed  by  the  deed,  does  not  afl:ect  its 
conclusiveness  as  a  boundary,  and  the  line  estab- 
lished by  the  fence  will  prevail.— Supreme  Judicial 
Court  of  Massachusetts. 

OPTION  TO  BROKEK  FOll  SALE  OF  LAND. 

When  a  person  engages  another  as  his  broker  to 
sell  real  estate  for  him,  giving  such  broker  an  option 
to  purchase  himself  or  sell  the  real  estate  to  another, 
and  the  broker  procures  a  purchaser  willing  to  buy 
the  laud  upon  the  terms  offered,  and  communicates 
the  fact  to  the  owner  and  arranges  for  a  meeting  be- 
tween the  owner  and  the  proposed  purchaser  for  the 
purpose  of  executing  the  contract  of  sale  before  the 
option  expires,  the  broker  has  done  all  that  he  is  re- 
quired to  do,  and  the  owner  cannot,  by  deferring  the 
meeting  with  the  proposed  purchaser  until  after  the 
date  of  the  expiration  of  the  option,  defeat  the  right 
of  the  broker  to  recover  his  commissions  for  the  sale 
of  the  property.—Supreme  Court  of  New  York. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 


[Oompiled  by  Thornton  &  OhanosUor,  Members  of  Ihe 
OhioBgo  Bar.] 
PURCHASERS  AT  JUDICIAL  SALE. 

Purchasers  at  a  foreclosure  sale,  who  are  not  par- 
ties to  the  suit,  become  parties  by  signing  the  bid, 
and  are  liable  to  be  proceeded  against  for  the  spe- 
cific performance  of  their  contract.  Purchasers  at 
such  a  sale  are  not  entitled  to  what  is  called  a  merch 
antable  titles  but  must  be  content  with  such  a  title 
as  the  proceedings  show  that  they  will  get.— New 
Jersey  Court  of  Chancery. 

BROKERS  ENTITLED  TO  COMMISSIONS. 

A  woman  owning  a  piece  of  real  estate,  after  her 
efforts  to  sell  to  a  certain  person  had  failed  and  been 
abandoned,  put  the  property  in  the  hands  of  a  real 
estate  agent  to  sell  at  a  certain  price.  The  agent 
then  commenced  negotiations  with  the  same  person 
to  whom  the  owner  had  tried  to  sell  the  property, 
and  while  the  property  still  remained  in  the  hands 
of  the  agent,  the  owner,  without  notice  to  the  agent, 
sold  the  property  to  the  person  with  whom  the  agent 
was  negotiating,  for  a  less  price  than  that  at  which 
the  agent  had  been  authorized  to  sell.  Upon  a  suit 
by  the  agent  for  commissions  the  Court  held  that  the 
broker  was  entitled  to  commissions  on  the  amount 
for  which  the  property  was  sold.— Connecticut  Su- 
preme Court  of  Errors. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  F.  Kaeseberg  has  completed  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  at  685  Lincoln  ave.  for  Winzel 
Panosch.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high. 
35  by  55  feet,  have  stone  front,  Georgia  pine  flnish, 
elestric  light  and  is  arranged  for  steam  heat ;  cost 
$7,000. 

Architects  Barnes  &  Probst  have  completed  plans 
for  a  store  and  flat  building  of  brick  and  stone  con- 
struction, three  stories  and  basement  high,  48  by  78 
feet,  to  be  built  at  a  cost  of  about  $20,000,  for  Mrs. 
Molle  Ficht. 

Architect  W.  I.  Beman  has  completed  plans  for  a 
residence  at  5112  East  End  avenue  for  Horace  R. 
Hobart.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  21  by  60  feet,  of  stone  and  brick  construction, 
with  modern  improvements,  and  will  cost  $11,000 

Architect  C  M.  Palmer  is  making  plans  for  two 
three-story  houses  which  C.  C.  Landt  will  build  at 
4527  aud  1529  Greenwood  avenue.  They  will  front  fifty 
feet,  with  a  depth  of  60  4  One  will  be  constructed 
of  Bedford  stone  and  the  other  of  Portage  stone,  the 
sides  and  rear  walls  of  pressed  brick.  The  interiors 
will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  hot  water. 
They  will  cost  $12,<  00  each. 

Architects  Wilson  &  Hawes  have  designed  for  Ben- 
jamin Mason  a  three-story  residence  to  be  built  on 
the  west  side  cf  Grand  boulevard,  south  of  Forty- 
third  street  It  will  front  2o  feet,  with  a  depth  of 
70,  and  will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone  with  red 
pressed  brick  sides  and  rear  It  will  contain  ten 
rooms.  The  interior  will  be  in  hard  wood  and  will 
be  heated  by  hot  water.    It  will  cost  $9,500. 

Architect  R.  C.  Berlin  has  designed  for  Mrs.  W.  T. 
Clarke  a  two-story,  basement  and  attic  residence,  to 
be  built  at  the  corner  of  Wilson  avenue  and  Maiden 
street,  in  Sheridan  Park.  It  will  front  forty  feet, 
with  a  depth  of  sixty,  and  will  be  constructed  of 
frame,  with  cut  stone  basement  and  stone  founda- 
tions. The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hdrd  wood 
and  will  be  heated  by  hot  water.  The  cost  will  be 
$15,000  and  contracts  have  been  let. 

Architect  A.  D.  Duncan  has  planned  for  B.  P. 
Randall  a  three-story  apartment  building  99  by  72 
'  feet,  to  be  erected  on  Wabash  avenue,  near  Sixtieth 
i  street.   He  has  also  planned  for  B.  P.  Randall  an 


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apartment  building,  99  by  84,  to  be  erected  on  Mich 
igan  avenue,  near  *<ixtietti.  Tliese  buildings  will  be 
constructed  of  Bedford  stone,  with  copper  cornices. 
They  will  be  heated  by  steam  and  lighted  by  elec- 
tricity. The  cost  of  the  buildings  is  estimated  at 
165,000. 

Architects  Owen  &  White  have  designed  a  three- 
story  residence  to  be  built  at  3827  Michigan  avenue. 
It  will  front  twenty-five  feet  with  a  depth  of  seventy- 
five.  The  front  will  be  constructed  of  raindrop 
brown  stone.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into 
twelve  rooms  and  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and 
heated  by  hot  water.  There  will  be  two  bath-rooms. 
They  will  be  lined  with  tile  and  will  have  the  most 
approved  plumbing  appliances.  The  cost  will  be 
$13,000. 

Architect  Ernesto.  S.  Holmboe  reports  that  he  has 
plans  in  preparation  for  seven  two-story  houses  to  be 
built  on  the  triangular  corner  at  Yale  street,  Vin- 
cennes  road  and  Seventy-fifth  street.  The  lot  has  a 
frontage  on  the  latter  of  200  feet  and  on  the  former 
of  ninety-nine  feet.  They  will  contain  from  eight  to 
twelve  rooms  and  will  be  built  of  pressed  brick  and 
stone.  The  interiors  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood 
and  heated  by  steam.  The  cost  is  estimated  at 
$50,000. 

Architects  D  E  and  O.  H.  Postle  have  designed  for 
J.  U.  Brown  a  four-story  apartment  house  to  be  built 
on  Ogden  avenue  near  Taylor  street.  It  will  front 
50  feet  with  a  depth  of  100  In  the  center  of  the 
front  there  will  be  a  court  in  which  white  brick  will 
be  used.  The  rest  of  the  exterior  will  be  constructed 
of  pink  colored  pressed  brick  relieved  by  cut  stone 
trimmings.  The  interior  will  contain  fourteen  flats 
and  two  stores.  It  will  be  flpished  in  hard  wood  and 
heated  by  steam.    It  will  cost  $3i,000. 

Architect  G.  M.  Gunsteenshas  prepared  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  near  Douglas  Park  for  Hans 
M.  Gronwald.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement 
high.  22x86  feet,  have  front  of  buff  Bedford  stone, 
with  bay  and  cornice  of  same  material,  marble  A-ain- 
scoted  and  tile  paved  entrance  and  bath  rooms,  oak 
finish,  steam  heat,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at 
a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Architect  John  M.  Van  Osdel  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  store  and  flat  building  at  Whiting,  Ind.,  for  Dr. 
W.  E.  Putnam.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement 
high,  25  by  90  feet,  have  pressed  brick  front,  with 
brick  bays,  steam  heat,  and  modern  improvements 
at  a  cost  of  |10,000.  . 

Architects  Dwen  &  White  have  prepared  plans  for 
a  residence  at  3827  Michigan  boulevard.  It  will  be 
in  the  Romanesque  style  of  architecture,  basement 
and  three  stories  high,  with  raindrop  stone  front 
slate  and  composition  roof,  tile  paved  vestibule  and 
bathrooms,  finished  in  hard  woods,  provided  with  hot 
water  heating,  electric  light,  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $12,000. 

Architect  J.  W.  Kenevel  has  made  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  Waller  avenue  in  Austin,  for 
C.  M.  Coleman  It  will  cover  50  by  60  feet,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  have  front  of  stone  and 
pressed  brick,  hard  wood  and  red  cypress  finish, 
steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$15,000.  It  will  contain  six  suites  of  apartments  of 
seven  rooms  each. 

Architect  F.  Knudsin  is  preparing  plans  for  a  store 
and  flat  building,  three  stories  and  basement  high 
25  by  87  feet,  of  pressed  brick  and  stone  exterior  and 
yellow  pine  finish,  which  0.  Landin  will  erect  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  North  Washtenaw  and  Evergreen 
avenues,  at  a  cost  of  $9  000.  The  same  architect  made 
plans  for  an  apartment  building,  three  stories  and 
basement,  25x70  feet,  pressed  brick  and  stone]  front 
oak  finish,  which  Mr.  Crosing  will  erect  on  North 
Kedzie  avenue,  neai  Palmer  square,  at  a  cost  of 
$8000. 

Architect  Louis  Brodhag  has  completed  plans  for 
a  residence  to  be  erected  on  Balden  avenue,  between 
Dayton  and  Fremont  streets,  for  J.  B.  Sherlock  at  a 
cost  of  about  $10,500  The  building  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement,  25x68  feet,  designed  in  the 
Romanesque  style  of  architecture  carried  out  in  rain- 
drop stone,  with  slate  roof  and  hard  wood  finish 
marble  and  tile  work.  ' 

Architects  Church  &  Johnson  have  made  plans  for 
four  residences  at  Edgewater  for  J.  L.  Cochran 
They  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  of  vari- 
ous dimensions,  one  to  be  built  of  brick  and  stone 
and  provided  with  steam  heat,  and  the  others  of 
frame  and  cement,  with  shingle  roofs,  furnace  heat 
hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  .$5,000  to  $12,000  each. 

Architect  J.  C.  Llewellyn  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  residences  on  Greenwood  avenue,  south  of  Sixty- 
third  street.  They  will  cover  40  by  60  feet,  two  sto- 
ries and  basement  high,  have  Bedford  stone  fronts 
hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a 
total  cost  of  *9,000.  .  ai,  a 

-  Specifications  are  out  for  offices  for  the  United 
States  Sub-Treasury  and  Federal  ofllces  to  be  in 
readiness  for  removal  and  rent  to  begin  October  15 
After  the  usual  dreariness  of  months  of  government 


negotiations,  the  specifications  are  finally  couched  in 
impractical  phrases  and  conditions,  suited  to  some 
already  decided  upon  location,  entirely  disregarding 
the  necessity  for  convenient  work.  Agents  can  still 
spend  considerable  time  collating  and  submitting 
fact,«,  but  the  location  is  ail  a  foregone  conclusion. 

A.  D.  Duncan,  an  architect  in  Austin,  has  planned 
for  B.  P.  Randall  a  three-story  apartment  building, 
99  by  72  feet,  to  be  erected  on  Wabash  avenue,  near 
Sixtieth  street.  He  has  also  planned  for  B  P.  Ran- 
dall an  apartment  building  90  ty  84  feet,  to  be  erect- 
ed on  Michigan  avenue,  near  Sixtieth  street.  These 
buildings  will  be  constructed  of  Bedford  stone,  with 
copper  cornices.  They  will  be  heated  by  steam  and 
lighted  by  electricity.  The  cost  of  them  is  estimated 
at  $65,000. 

William  Blair  will  construct  a  seven-story  building 
at  Nos.  430  to  431  Wabash  avenue,  on  the  site  of  the 
building  recently  destroyed  by  fire  and  formerly  occu- 
pied by  Ketchum,  Wilkins  &  Rothschild.  The  plans 
are  being  made  by  architect  S.  V.  Shipman.  The  lot 
has  a  troniage  of  78  feet,  with  a  depth  of  163,  and  the 
building  will  occupy  the  entire  frontage  and  the 
greater  part  of  the  depth.  It  will  be  of  brick,  the 
interior  being  of  mill  construction,  and  will  cost  in 
the  neighborhood  of  $100,000. 

Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  planned  for 
Mrs  J.  H.  Bayor  a  fine  apartment  house  to  be  called 
the  Dorothy,  which  she  will  erect  on  Indiana  avenue 
near  Forty-third  street.  It  is  to  be  a  four-story  and 
basement  building,  6?  by  70  feet  in  size.  The  exte- 
rior of  the  building  will  be  of  blue  Bedford  stone  and 
light  pressed  brick,  with  terra  cotta  trimmings.  The 
Ulterior  will  be  finished  in  oak  and  birch  throughout 
except  the  parlors  of  the  various  apartments.  These 
will  be  done  in  white  enamel  and  gold.  The  build- 
ing will  be  heated  throughout  with  steam  and  it  will 
have  both  gas  and  electric  light.  There  will  be  six 
rooms  in  each  apartment.  A  special  feature  will  be 
the  plumbing,  which  will  be  of  the  best  quality  po.s- 
sible  to  obtain.   The  building  will  cost  $150,000. 

LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Denton,  Md.— The  Ooanty  Oonimissionera  of  Oaroline 
Oonuty  sold  $10,(00  worth  of  5  per  bonds  to  the  Gnardian 
Peoarity  Trost  and  Deposit  Oompany  of  Baltimore  at  IV 
per  cent  premium.  iii.  William  Emory  negotiated  the 
parohase. 

Denver,  Col.— The  Board  of  Poblio  Works  decided  to 
issue  the  bonds  for  |59,000,  the  cost  to  the  Denver  improve 
ment  district,  for  compieting  the  Foarteenth  street  viaduct 
in  the  following  denomination:  50  at  $1,000  each,  50  at 
$500  each  and  200  for  |100  each. 

Austin,  Texas.— Hon  Frank  Hoiiand,  Mayor  of  Dallas 
enbmitted  an  issue  of  Dallas  water  supoly  bonds,  aiionnt 
ing  to  $100,C0O,  to  the  Attoraey-General  for  approval 
Gen.  Orane  declined  to  approve  the  bonds  on  the  ground 
that  a  sufficient  amount  of  revenue  has  not  been  set  aside 
to  retire  them  at  maturity. 

Greensbnrg,  Fa.— At  a  regular  meeting  of  Oity  Oonnoil, 
August  6,  a  resolution  was  passed  authorizing  the  chief 
burgess  and  treasurer  to  sell  upon  the  consent  of  the 
Finance  Committee  |28,0O0  worth  of  bonds  for  the  highest 
price  obtainable  and  for  at  least  their  face  value.  They 
will  be  issued  in  fifty-six  coupon  bonds  of  J500  each 
interest  5)^  per  cent  payable  semi  annually. 

OarroUton,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  September 
2  for  the  purchase  of  $25,030  5  per  cent  water  works  bonds 
$500  payable  on  September  1,  1903,  and  $500,  payable 
semi-annually  thereafter  until  March  1,  1913,  inclusive 
and  $1,0  0  semiannually  thereafter  until  all  of  said  bonds' 
shall  have  been  paid.  Each  bidder  shall  deposit  as  a  part 
of  his  bid  the  sum  of  2  per  cent  of  the  face  value  of  the 
bonds  bid  for  by  a  certified  check.  Will  Coleman,  Corpo- 
ration Clerk. 

Caldwell,  Idaho.— The  following  bonds  will  be  sold  by 
Canyon  County,  State  of  Idaho,  on  September  9,  1895 
Purpose  of  issue,  funding  outstanding  warrant  indebted 
ness.  Amount  $10,000.  Rate  of  interest,  to  be  fixed  by 
purchaser.  Denominations,  $100,  $500  and  $l,fOa.  Bonds 
dated  October  1,  1895.  Interest  payable  in  January  and 
July  of  each  year.  Where  payable,  at  County  Treasury  or 
Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York.  When  do  bonds 
become  due?  Ten  per  cent  in  ten  years,  and  10  per  cent 
annually  thereafter.  Option  of  prior  redemption,  if  any 
—Redeemable  at  any  time  after  ten  years.  Total  debt 
including  this  issue,  $60,000.  Assessed  valuation' 
equalized  1895,  $2,000,000.  Proposals  will  be  received 
until  September  7.    Address  W.  C.  Dunbar,  Jr. 

Piqua,  Ohio.— The  Goancil  passed  an  ordinance  provid 
ing  for  the  issue  of  $30,000  5  per  cent  one  and  ten-year 
street  improvtment  bonds,  dated  September  1,  1895.  A 
clause  in  the  ordinance  stipulates  that  the  bonds  shall'first 
be  offered  to  the  officer  having  charge  of  the  city's  debt 
and  only  on  his  refusal  to  accept  all  or  any  part  of  the 
issue  shall  (he  issue  be  advertised. 

Westwood,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  September  16 
for  the  purchase  of  26  $5(0  5  per  cent  30-year  school 
bonds,  dated  September  2,  1895.  Principal  and  interest 
payable  at  the  Atlas  National  Bank,  Cincinnati.  Robert] 


A.  Armstrong.  Village  Clerk,  Room  40,  Smith  BuUdins 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  ^ 

Seattle,  Wash.-Bids  will  be  received  until  September  2 
for  the  purchase  of  #18,000  town  of  Bellard.  District  No. 
50,  Kings  County,  school  bonds.  Bidders  are  asked  to 
name  the  price  and  rate  of  interest  at  which  they  will  pur- 
chase said  bond.  Bonds  ready  for  delivery  October  I.  J. 
W.  Maple,  Treasurer  of  Kings  County. 

Raleigh  N  O  At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Aldermen, 
August  12,  the  Finance  Committee  recommended  that  a 
general  bond  might  be  issued  for  the  improvement  of  the 
streets,  and  a  special  bond,  running,  say  ten  years,  for  the 
improvement  of  sidewalks.  j       ,  me 

Fern  Bank,  Ohio  --The  Board  of  Education  will  receive 
bids  for  an  issue  of  $4,(00  of  5  per  cent  bonds,  payable  in 
fifteen  years  after  date,  on  the  9th  day  of  September  1896 
by  Horace  W  WoodruflP.  N.  W.  Corner  Third  and  S 
streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Norwals.  Ohio.— A  special  election  was  held  here  Angast 
13  on  a  proposition  to  i«sne  $10,00!)  of  bonds  for  the  our 
pose  of  building  new  water  works  east  of  the  city,  which 
resulted  in  favor  of  issuing  tha  bonds. 

Evanston,  Ohio  .-Bids  wili  be  received  until  September 
12  for  the  purchase  of  $3,fi(iO  in. year  6  per  cent  village 
bonds.  William  H.  Krapp,  Village  Clerk,  R^oom  36  Ca S 
Building,  Fourth  and  Walnut  streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Key  West,  Fla.-An  election  was  held  in  this  oity  August 
7  to  bond  the  county  in  the  Pum  of  |5)0,Ono  for  the  our 
pose  of  building  a  roadway  from  this  oity  to  Key  Lari?o 
Out  Of  700  votes  polled  only  one  or  two  were  against  bond-* 

San  Lois  Obispo,  Cal.-The  Council  have  called  an  elec- 
tion to  be  held  September  28  to  vote  on  the  Question  of 
bonds^  ^"""^^  ^^"^  °°''er 

Aftron,  Ohio.-Bids  will  be  received  until  September  7 
«2n  fno^r«r        of  $85^00  street  improvement  bonds  and 
S20,000  refunding  bonds.     Interest  5  per  cent      E  A 
Hersney,  City  Clerk.  '  ^' 

West  Tampa  (Tampa),  Fia.-West  Tampa,  August  14 
held  an  election  on  the  issuance  of  a  temporary  loan  and 
the  proposition  for  a  loan  of  $10,000  was  carried  by  a 
unanimous  vote.  "  a 

Norwood.  Ohio.-The  Solicitor  has  been  instructed  to 
draw  up  the  necessary  ordinance  authorizing  the  issnano« 
of  the  $iO,C0O  bonds  for  electric  light  ourposes 

Zanesville,  Obio.-Sids  will  be  receiVed  until  August  31 
for  the  purchase  of  $8,000  one  to  five-year  5  per  cent 
mumoipal  improvement  bonds.     Charles  N.  Bainter,  City 

San  Jose,  Cal.-Bids  will  be  received  until  'September  2 
for  the  purchase  of  $2,fOJ  7  per  cent  one  to  five-year 
Pion^eer  fcchcol  District  bonds.     Benry  A.  Pfister,  County 

$8^00  •^ifLl^nds^'"""'''^  "^"^^"^^  '^'^ 
addittn'al'icTo^l'boir"  iesoe  $10,000 

of  *Tf^'n  "^'f  ""i^^""  will  soon  vote  on  the  issue 

of  $;0,(00  water  works  bonds. 

Mexico,  Mo.-An  election  will  be  called  to  vote  on  the 
proposition  to  issue  $5,000  school  bonds. 

Monte  Christo,  Wash.-School  district  No.  70  has  voted 
to  issue  $7,000  20-year  school  bonds. 

Marlette.  Mich— The  citizens  will  vote  on  the  aneflfion 
of  issuing  $14,000  water  works  bonds.  ^''e  question 

Aitkin,  Minn.— Mason,  Lewis  &  Co.  purchased  $16,000 
bridge  bonds  for  a  premium  of  $360. 

6  per  cent  lO-year  refunding  bonds.    T.  M.  Foster. 

Austin,  Ill.-On  August  27  a  special  election  was'held  in 
the  town  of  Cicero  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $100,000  in 

UULl  US* 

Kenton,  Ohio.-Bids  will  be  received  until  September  2 

a'    t^'^T^l'^n"*  ^f'^^^  improvement  bonds. 

Arnest  F.  Smith,  City  Clerk. 

Lebanon,  (Dhio.-Said  place  will  receive  proposals  until 
September  i7  for  $50,000  5  per  cent  two  to  twenty-seven- 
year  water  works  bonds. 

Brounton,  Minn.-Bids  will  be  received  until  September 
2  for  the  purchase  of  16,000  ten  year  6  per  c.nt  water 
bonds.    F.  L.  Niohold,  Recorder. 

Altoona,  Pa.— Bids  on  the  $280,000  bonds  will  likelv  be 
opened  on  September  10.    City  Controller  Haroham. 


$4Ssch7o^Lnds^'''^  ""^'^  °° 

Sria^^r^'wo^krbln'^s."^'^  '""'^  ^'^  «^ 

Ranson  IH.-The  village  will  now  oflEer  for  sale  $2,200 
6  per  cent  water  bonds. 

*  Jrnn"^^'  ^^"'iT^''^""^  ^o.  1  voted  to  issue 
$24,000  in  school  bonds. 

Big  Rapids,  Mioh.-The  town  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
n  bonds  to  aid  in  starting  a  factory. 

Independence,  Ohio.-The  town  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
n  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  school  house.  " 

Watertown,  S.  D.-Watertown  has  voted  to  bond  the 
city  for  $82,000  to  take  up  outstanding  warrants. 


August  31,  1896, 


Wftshbnrn.  Wi9.--The  Coanty  Board  authorized  an  elec- 
tion to  bond  the  oooDty  for  |240,000  for  the  new  road. 

Son  Prairie.  Wis.— The  Village  Board  has  decided  to 
issue  0  5  per  cent  one  to  five-year  village  bonds.  E. 
k.  Weigen,  Village  Clerk. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.— An  ordinance  has  been  passed  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issne  of  $4,rOO  Maroettin  avenae  sewer  bonds. 
Howard  H.  Borgess,  clerk. 

Gibbin,  Minn.— Bids  will  be  received  for  the  pDrchaae 
of  f4,S00  6  per  cent  three  to  twelve-year  vilUne  bonds. 
Geo.  Schweiker,  Village  Recorder. 

Kenton,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  September  2  for 
the  purchase  of  |3,66()  one  to  five  years  6  per  cent  street 
improvement  bonds.    Ernest  F.  Smith,  City  Clerk. 

Mansfield,  Ohio— Bids  will  be  received  September  2  for 
the  parch  ise  of  OJ  6  per  cent  one  to  five  years  street 
assessment  b^nds.  A.  certified  check  of  |600  must  accom- 
pany each  bid.    P.  M.  Ks-ny,  City  Clerk. 

Oakland,  Cal.— The  City  Council  passed  a  resolution 
calling  f-^r  a  special  election  to  be  held  on  Angost  31  for 
the  purpose  of  deciding  whether  or  not  bonds  in  the  sum 
of  f  10  sOCO,  vihich  are  soon  to  fall  due,  shall  be  refonded. 

Fnlda  Minn.— Bids  will  be  received  until  September  2 
for  purchase  of  $i  010  5  per  cent  ten  years  water  works 
bonds.    Robt.  By  slap,  Recorder. 

Wahpeton.  N.  D.— Bids  will  be  received  October  8  for 
the  purchase  of  $15,000  5  per  cent  lefunding  bonds 
*l5,(roo  doe  and  payable  in  ten,  fifteen  and  twenty  years 
Chss.  G.  Bade,  County  Auditor. 


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Hair  &  Si>1gs»<y's  sab.  Us  1  and  2  of  Its  41  to  47  1 1  Biwra's  sab  of  pt  of 
bs  i  anil  a  in  Hidgewood,  a  sab  of  the  s  M  seres  of  ihi  w  H  of  the  s 
ehiot  «eo  a  .  8  14.  Sepi  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Sisson  &  Newman's  sub,  th<(  u  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  of  the  n  w  }4  of  sec  4 

37  u,  ^ept  17,  a  a  m.  Juo  H  Hamp,  spl  com  u.  L,  B. 
Wash  Bgts,  It  4  111  b  10  iu  w  '/2  n  w  !4  of  sec  17.  Sept  1 1,  11  a  m.  Perry 

A  Hall,  master.  L  B. 
Oak  Pk,  East  av  add  It  13  in  b  6  in  s  e  K  of  sec  7  39  13.  Sept  14,  Ham., 

Perry  A  dull,  mastar.  L  B. 
Browu'^  aid  Its  61  to  64  in  b  3.  Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Sarah  Kelly,  admtrX. 

L  B 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  Us     2  a-^d  24  in  b  6  In  Ihe  s  e  M  of  sec  7  39  13. 

Sppt  14,-11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master  LB. 
gup':  Ot  Ooram  pto.  It  35  ia  tae  sub  of  It  11  of  the  w  V4   ot  the  B  w  J4  of 

eec  25  39  li.  Sept  IH.  11  a  in.  Juo  H  Uame.  spl  c*>jam.  L  B. 

Doggett  &  Hill  sub.  It  31  of  b  iO  in  the  Oanal  Trustee's  sub  of  sec  33  4" 
14.  Sept  7,  1 1  a  m.   Jeremiah  Leamiug,  master.  1412  Ashland  b'.k. 

l'n. 

Holley's  sub,  It  14  of  bs  31  and  32  in  B  R  add  to  Harlen  in  the  8  e  M  of 
sec  123J  Li.  oept  7,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leuming,  master.  L,  N. 

Oornell.  Hs  29  to  31  in  b  2  i  being  a  sab  ia  sees  26  and  35  33  14.    Sept  7, 

111  a  m  Jeremiah  Leamin^,  master.  L  N. 
Kensiugt  .n  add.  It  10  ia  b  4  being  a  8ub  of  that  p^  of  the  w  V2  of  the  8 

w  ^4  of  S3C  33  39  12.  S  p:  7.  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  L  N 

Carpenter's  aid,  the  e  20  ft  of  thj  w  40  ft  ot  It  3  in  b  25.    Sept  13,  11  a 

m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
Bilej's  sub.  It  13  Id  b  1  of  b  24  in  Ston^  &  Whitney's  sub  In  sec  7  38  14 . 

Aug       il  a  m.  XBOs  Taylor  Jr,  mister,  7o2  t'hioigi  Opera  House. 

NOR. 

Davis  sub,  th9  e  10  ft  of  it  2;  and  all  It  24  in  b  10  of  th«  n  of  the  s  w 
)4  of  sec  i8  39  14.  Sepl  3,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Ojop^r,  master.  94  LaSalle 
St.  NOR. 

Wilkin's  fub,  Its  37.  38,  3'>,  40  and  41  in  b  1  and  Its  9  to  13  in  b  2  of  b  13 
of  the  a  e  !4  and  tqs  e  %  ot  the  s  w  S4  of  sec  26  39  13.  Aug  31, 11  a  m. 
Biram  Barber,  master,  6^6  Opera  House  bldg.  N  U  K. 


Mose'  add.  Its  5  to  12  and  25  to  31  iu  b  1  a  sub  of  b  6  and  Ihe  e  Y,  of  b  6 
in  Ei'glewool  Hill  and  Geirge  s  sab  of  Ihe  u  w  Vi  of  Ihe  s  w  ^  of  etc 
32  38  14.  Aug  31,  11am.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  n  0  R. 

Bralnard's  reeuh.  It  23  in  b  H  of  bs  1  to  8  and  b  11  ia  Cole's  sub  of  (he 
e  ;4  ot  Ihe  n  w  14  ex  the  8  e  H  of  the  8  e  H  of  the  n  w  V4  of  sec  5  37 
14.  Aug  31,  11am"  Hlrani  Barbsr,  master.  N  U  R. 

Mortou'8  sub.  It  47  in  b  4  of  the  s  e  '4  of  the  s  w  V4  of  see  24  39  13.  Aug 
28.  II  a  m.  J£dw  A  l>icker.  master.  111-9  racjmu.  bldg.  NOR. 

Boeue's  3nd  add.  It  10  b  2  a  sub  of  Ihe  8  e  H  of  the  s  w  ^4  of  the  n  e  H 
of  sec  9  38  H;  also  It  8  b  2  ot  White's  sub  of  pt  ot  the  a  e  !4  of  eeo  9 
£8  14.  Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Martha  H  Stookd,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Vauden  Berg's  sub.  I<8  1  and  22  of  pt  of  It  61  in  sec  16  37  14.  Sept  3.  11 
a  m.  Leonard  Vauden  Berg,  admir.  L  N. 

Elston  add.  ibe  w  40  ft  of  the  s  100  ft  of  b  7;  also  Us  3.  4  and  6  "nd  the 
nwly  10  ft  ot  It  7  all  in  Dillon  sub  of  Its  5,  6.  7.  8,  11  and  12  in  b  74  in 
Russell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add.  Sept  4,  11  a  m.  Walter  Rutler.  mas- 
ter,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Anstinville,  Austin's  2nd  add.  Us  8  and  9  iii  b  4  in  Ihe  sub  of  the  n  pt 
of  b  16.  Sept  4,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Roger,  master,  100  Washmgton  Sv. 
L  N. 

Ford's  sub.  It  35  and  e  V4  of  It  3»  and  It  3S  in  b  37  of  bs  27,  28,  37  and  38 

in  the  sob  of  sec  19  4n  14.  tept7.  Ham.    Jos  P  Mahoaey,  master, 

1313  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 
Hill's  sub.  It  22  of  b  14  of  Supr  Ot  Comm  ptn  of  the  w  '4  of   the  s  w  ?4 

ot  sec  25  39  13,  Sept  4,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  5  of  subblk  1  of  b  2  of  the  s  w  K  of  sec  20  39 

14.  Sept  4.  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  N  C  K. 
Conover's  sub.  It  81  in  b  7  ot  bs  1.7  and  8  in  Webb's  sub  of  ihe  s  e  H  of 

eeo  14  38  13.  Sepi  7,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Mahoney.  mister.  N  C  K. 
On'rfo  Bgts.  Its  20  and  21  in  b  15  Sept  3  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper  mast  er. 

94  LaSalle  st.  NOR. 
Canal  Ti  ustbee  sub.  Its  I  and  4  and  the  n  40  ft  of  It  5  in  b  31  of    the  s  e 

14  of  sec  11  39  11.  Sept  4.  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  5fi  Por  Hand 

blk.  L  N. 

Assr's  div.  the  e  (4  ot  the  8  49i4  ft  of  subll  1  ot  the  n  e  '4  of  It  22  and 
and  the  8  33  ft  of  the  w '/j  of  Ihe  e  y,  of  It  23  all  ia  b  2  in  Sheffield 
add.  Sept  7,  11  a  m.  Frank  Hettinger  Jr,  executor.  L  N. 
Scoville  &  Niles  sub,  U  33  and  34  -^f  b  5  in  Oak  Park,  being  a  sab  of  the 
■w  40  acres  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  7  39  13  Sept  17.  11  a  m.  Fanry  T  Par- 
sons, executrix  L  N. 
Lt  99  in  the  sub  ot  the  n  i/j  of  the  w  >5  ot  the  n  6  14  ot  sec  35  40  13. 

Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Justus  m.  Eckhardt,  admtr.  N  C  K. 
Qcion  Pk  2Qd  iidd.  Its  1  and  2  in  b  12.   Sept  6. 11  a  m.    Walter  Batler, 

master.  56  Portland  bib .  L  N. 
The  e  115  ft  of  It  1  and  the  e  115  ft  of  the  n  10  tt  of  It  2  in  b  6  in  ,  Ba- 
venswood.  BeptS,  Ham.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Merriam  &  Daleoberg's  sub.  It  38  in  b  2  ot  that  ot  of  It  1  ot  Ihe  Assr's 
div  of  the  w  '/»  of  the  w  !>4  of  th'i  u  w  !4  of  sec  22  37  1».  Sept  11.  11  a 
m.  Nicholas  npaelstra,  admtr.  L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Beck's  sub.  that  pt  of  b  63  ot  th%  n  e  !4  ot  sec  lU  and  the  n  'A  sec  21  4o 

13.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 
C  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  sub,  It  4  b  fil  in      Oh'g)  In  sees  5  and  6  37  15.  Sept 
17,  10  am.  Jai  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Granville's  sub,  sublt  2  sub  ot  Its  67,  68  and  69  sub  n  e  54  n  e  '/»  s  e  !4 
sec  13  39  l.t;  also  It  25  b  1  8  w  H  s  w  !4  n  w  !4  sec  9  33  14 .  Sept  17,  10 
am.  Jas  Pefcse.  sheriff.  NOB. 
Blanchard  sub.  Its  32  and  33  of  b  2  nt  n  22  rods  of  u  w  H  of  96°  36  40  13. 

Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
County  Clks  sub.  w  2  acres  of  It  17  sec  30  40  13.    Sept  17,  10  a  m 

lease,  sheriff.  NCR. 
Waller's  sub.  It  205  of  n  11.22  acres  of  the  w;v4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  28 
89  11;  also  Its  IJ  and  14  iu  Wal  er's  sub  of  the  w  5  acres  of  10  acres 
n  of  and  ad]  the  s  10  acres  of  the  w '/4  of  Ihe  8  w  "4  of  sec  34  39  14; 
also  Its  39  and  40  ia  b  3  la  Weatworih's  sub  of  the  e  60  acres  ot  the  w 
H  ot  the  n  w  !4  of  eeo  34  39  14.  Sept  17,  16  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 
NOR. 

Parker's  sub.  It  53  ia  Ihe  snb  of  sec  19  39  14.  Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas 

Peate,  sheriff.  NOR. 
Blsmeuser's  sub.  the  6  2S  ft  otlt35;  the  s5T  ft  of  the  n  101  ft  of  It  31 
the  8  25  ft  of  It  34,  of  the  s  li)5  acros  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  21  41  13;  also 
that  pt  ot  lU  12,  H  and  15  in  Owner's  sub  of  the  w  ^  ot  sec  21  41 13. 
Sept  3,  10  am.  Jas  Peas    sheriff .  NOR. 
Norton's  eub,  its  1.  8  and  9  Witheral's  sab  ot  n  V4  b  3  n  e  54  n  e  J4  sec 

27  38  14.  Sept  3, 10  a  m  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
Kay's  add.  It  21  b  4  in  re  ub  of  b  1  3  aad  4  in  the  n  w  V4  of  sec  8  38  14 
Sept  3,  16  6  m.  Jas  Poase,  sheriff.  NCR. 


of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rshkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inolusive,  in  the  southwest  34  section 
2:^,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  Ihe  3d 
P  M.    FA.  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  ft. 
Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lota  19  and  10  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  34  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.    F  A  Behkcpf,  741  to7i5W 
Lake  st. 

Hull's  SDb,  lots  12  ia  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeaat  34  of  section  26.  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  tub  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4 
southwest  34  of  seotian  15  township  b9  north 
range  13  east  of  th"  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  ot  way  of  the  Chiopgo  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  St. 
North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  34  of  north- 
east 34  of  northwest  34  "f  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf.  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  aud  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  ]4 
of  the  northeast  34       aecti  in  Ti  township  S9 
north  ot  range  13  east  ot  the  3d  priuoipal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  at. 


Jas 


EXOLUSIVE  AQENOY  LISTS. 

(too  late  to  classify.) 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  %  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  34  of  the  northwest  >4  of  south- 
east 34  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13.  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf, 741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

River  Forest,  W  H  W  hitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  ot  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  34  of  feo- 
tion  11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east)  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

South  Lynn,  being  Vail'd  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  we?t  3^  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Indiana.— Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  34  of  the  soatheast  34  of  seotioo  30, 
township  37  racgd  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  lo  745 
W  Lake  at. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  36  in  block  4  in  west  }4  of  the  southwest 
34  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  at. 

Cicero,  Mandell  &  iJyman's  sub,  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  }4  of  the  northwest  34  the  west  3'»  of 
the  nui  tbeaat  34  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
raLge  13  ea^t  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  Hthkophf  711  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Kedzle'8  J  H  sob,  lota  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclasive,  in  the  southwest  34 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 


STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 


Ordinances  have  been  passed  b.y  the  City  Council 
for  improvements  as  follows: 
3TE— Abbreviations  signify :  o,  curbing;  g.  gradirg;  m, 
macadamizing;  p,  paving;  f,  filling;  w.  s,  water  teiv.oe; 
Bwk.  sidewalk;  Ip,  lamp-post;  d,  drains:  wsp,  water 
supply  pipes. 

Street  From  To  Itnpt 

Michigan  Clark  Wells  K  an!  p 

Halsted  Lake   Michigan  av   g  and  p 

Sangamon  Van  Buren  . .  .  Lake ....  ...    K  an  ^  P 

Olga 


.Gr.ice  Waveland. 


..o  g  Jt  p 


Upland  og&p 

Newport  av  o  g  &  p 

Tamer  av  .  0  g  &  p 

W  Termiuus   c  f  &  p 

.Vedder  eg  &  p 

 twk 

 8«  k 


Jefferson  av. 
Ewing  av  . . . . 
(Jenesee  av . 


Langdon  Olyboorn  . 

Seminary  av..Eddy  

Nineteenth.  ..Spanlding. 

Dhland  Clybonrn  . 

Grace  Division.. 

Boffalo  av....84th   86th.. 

Avenue  K  104th  1'  6ih 

Butler  39th  ...   4(  th   fwk 

Hunting  av..  .C  &  N  W  Ry.  .William   swk 

Fifty-sixth  Cottage  Grove  Lake  av  swk 

Huntingdon  . .  0  M  &  St  P  R  RJ t  fiferson  av  swk 

Railroad  av...HQnting  av . .  iviontrose  bd  swk 

.C  &  N  W  R  R.  Lawrence  av  swk 

.S5ih.  B  &  O  R  R  8wk 

.Archer  av....5!st   swk 

Indiana  blvd..Stanwood  av  115th    swk 

Kenny  av  . . . .  69th  7 1st.  ewk 

Ninety-third  ..Anthony  av..Jauietta  swk 

113ib  Butlerfield  .  ..Wentworth  swk 

St  Louis    ....  16th  DoDglas  bvd   f wk 

Soringfield  av.l'Jth  R  R  tracks  swk 

Champlain.  ..Barnside  95th  swk 

Crawford  av..  Madison  12th   swk 

Thirtieth  Troy  Kedzie  av  svk 

Seventy-ninth. R'tilroad  av  to  Commercial  av....swk 

Seventh  av...99ih  100th  swk 

Seventy-fifth.  .Stony  Island  ..Jeffery  av   swk 

Thirty-seventh  Ashland  Wood    swk 

Thirty-fourth  Ashland  Wood  swk 

Barnside   av . . Champlain  av.Ooltage  Grove  swk 

Oregier  av  . . . .  69th  to  71st  swk 

Milwaukee  av. Kedzie  av  Belmont  av  swk 

Crawford  Madison  12th  swk 

Commercial  av98th  102d  Bwk 

Thirty-second  Aahland  av... Paulina  swk 

Erie  av  92d  93d   swk 

rhirih  ninth..  Stewart  av...  Halsted  f^'f^k 

Cheltenham  pl.Coles  av  .  . .  Il.iuois  cent  i^wk 

Aldine  av          Evanston  av..Labe  Shore  drive  swk 

Albany  av....  Douglas  bvd.Ogden  av  swk 

Wellingtor  . . .  Clark  st  to  Evauaton  av  swk 

Sheridan  rd... Glen  Lake.  .  .Indiana  bonndiry  ..  swk 

t'ifiieth  \incennes  av. Grand  swk 

Byron  Commercial . .  Ravenswood  Pk  swk 

Carpenter....  69th  70th  

Wilson  av  Sheridan  road  to  Evansiou 

Fifty-second  .  .Halsted  to  Morgan  ....   

Throop  op'ng.63d  67th  

Elizabeth  '•  .  .63d  67td  

Ada  "  ..63d  6?th  

Sixty  fourth"  .Centre  av  to  Loomis  

Sixty  fifth  "  .  .Centre  av  to  Loomis  ewk 

Sixty-sixth"  ..Centre  av  to  Loomis  swk 

Lexington  ....  Dekalb  to  Leavitt  •  •  •  swk 

An  ordinance  was  passed  repealing  the  ordinance  for 
the  improvement  of  Kiog  place  from  Bluoher  to  Si  ult; 
same  for  water  pipe  in  Ninetieth  street  from  Ellis  avenue 


,  ..swk 
, . .  swk 
...swk 
...swk 
...swk 
...swk 
. .  .ewk 


August  31,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


83i 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Aug.  29,  1895. 

Sales.  Amoait. 

Olty,  over  11,000   260  $1,437,777 

City,  under  $1,000..   105 

Ooanty  124  247,375 


Total   479 


$1,764,633 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Aug.  30,  1894. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                             274  $1,777,132 

Olty,  under  1,000                           12a  76,20(1 

County                                           115  232,113 


Total   617 


$2,085,446 


Aberdeen  st,  125  ft  s  of  Jaokson,  e  f  25x 
143;  Aog  26.  Midland  B  &  L  Aasn  to  A 
Keuny  |10,300 

Aberdeen  st,  100  ft  s  of  Jaokson,  e  f  25x 
143;  Ang  26.  Midland  Building  &  Loan 
Assn  to  M  Hogan  |10,300 

Aberdeen  st,  175  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  25x124 J^; 
Deo  5,'94.  J  D  Reighard  to  L  Kenyon 
 |2,900 

Ad«m8  st  W,  premises  No  515,  25x188}^, 
more  or  less;  May  20.  A  J  Ohamplin  to 
A  Mcintosh  |20,000 

Ada  8t,  132  ft  n  of  Hnron,  e  f  24x100;  Aog 
27.  S  Nilson  to  S  Anderson  $4,500 

Addison  av,  175^  ft  e  of  Woloott  st,  n  f 
125x124;  ADg24.  P  M  Pfan  to  M  Colbert 
 11,500 

Archer  av,  86  ft  s  w  of  Ashland,  n  w  f  25 
xl50;  Mast  in  Chy  to  0  E  Bvarts.  ..$2,198 

Arlington  pi.  338  ft  e  of  N  Olark  st,  &  f 
50x77;  Ang'22.  T  Rahlfs  to  0  L  Vahl- 
brnch  $3,600 

Armour  av,  77  ft  s  of  W  57th  pi,  w  f  25x 
99;  Aog  26.  J  P  Boveen  to  J  D  Carpenter 
 $3,500 

Artesian  av,  25  ft  s  of  Hirsoh  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Aug  24.  Gi  H  Lyman  toH  Bergman 
 $4,000 

Artesian  av,  250  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  25x 
125;  Ang  26.  J  E  Peterson  to  A  Apple- 
ton   $5,0C0 

Artesian  av,  s  w  oor  Grand,  e  f  69x100, 
more  or  less;  Ang  7.  C  Oblesking  to  F 
Paitzel  ....$2,200 

Ashland  av,  96  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  25x121; 
Jnly  28.  S  E  Gross  to  0  0  Ontting. $1,775 

Ashlaud  av,  350  ft  s  of  52d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Aug  24.  M  A  Quirk  to  8  Liohtenstein 
 $1,000 

Ashland  av,  n  w  oor  60th  st,  e  f  73  81  lOOx 
121;  Deo  10,'94.  B  S  Plank  to  I  C  Mahan 
 $3,875 

Ashland  av,  98 't  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  25U25; 
Aug  24.  M  A  Quirk  to  J  J  MoGinty 
 $1,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  2543^  ft  w  of  Southport, 
n  f  50x125;  Aug  22.  R  S  Elder  to  A 
Hesterington  $3,000 

Belmont  av,  216  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  36x 
115;  Ang  19.  P  J  Mnrry  to  S  Bell.. $2,100 

Berteao  av,  766  ft  w  of  Sonthpirt,  n  f  5  ix 
125;  Aug  22.  P  Ott  to  N  Bnok  $3,000 

Bosworth  av,  158  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f  25 
xl23>^;  Aug  28.  H  Jerg  to  A  Rahlmann 
 $2,200 

Buckingham  pi,  317  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f 
32x132;  Aug  27.  H  F  Sohnettler  to  F  T 
Wralkowsky  $2,976 

Buena  av,  375  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  5'Jx 
19P;  July  15.  H  J  Peet  to  L  W  Page 
 $13,000 

Buena  Park  Terrace,  125  ft  n  e  of  Evans- 
ton  av,  9  e  f  40x100;  Ang  18,  Q  W  Hub- 
bard to  I  8  M  Gardiner  $2,600 

BofEalo  av,  2(10  ft  n  of  88th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Aog  20.  E  Dalton  to  E  Lindquist.  .$2,100 

Buffalo  av,  150  ft  n  of  84th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Aug  27.  F  Kaminski  to  0  Brnse.  .  .$2,5C0 

Buffalo  av,  49  ft  s  of  83d  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Aug  28.  M  Liebner  to  J  H  Weiss.  .  .$1,050 

Butler  st,  100  ft  s  of  71it,  e  f  50x125;  Aug 
22.  8  Hicks  to  R  Hicks  $12,000 

Byron  st,  261  f t  w  of  Clark,  8  f  26x108; 
Ang  26.  S  P  Onstin  to  T  T  B  Paraell 
 $2,200 

California  av,  297  ft  n  of  Humboldt  bird, 
e  f  25x125  83  )01';  Feb  1.  E  Maynard  to 
J  RSkon  $1,500 

California  av,  25  ft  n  of  Garden  st,  e  f  24 
xV12%;  Aug  14.  0  Chilinski  to  A  Fink 
 $2,(  00 

California  av,  same  ppty;  Aog  27.  A  Fink 
to  W  E  Atwater  $2,500 

Calnmet  av,  premises  No  3326.  23  4-lOx 
125  more  or  less;  July  23.  C  8  Owen  to 
A  J  EarliDg  $15,000 

Canal  st  9('  ft  n  of  I'Oth,  w  f  £i5xl23; 


June  13.  U  T  and  8  Bank  to  J  M  Marley 
 $1,120 

Carroll  av,  88  ft  e  of  Albany,  8  f  325x100; 
and  other  pptv;  Aug  9.  G  8  Baldwin  to 
W  L  J  Blum  et  al  $90,0C0 

Central  Park  av,  150  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  26.  T  Henze  to  J  Rosmarow- 
ski   $l.VfO 

Center  av,  n  e  cor  of  W  15th  st,  w  f  25x 
103;  Aug  27.  F  McCarthy  to  L  Schu'z 
 ;  $2,400 

Center  av,  150  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Aug  28.  L  D  Tuttle  to  J  N  Tuttk .  .$2,500 

Chicago  av,  50  ft  w  of  Fairfield,  s  f  24x 
125;  Aug  26.  0  F  Geier  to  W  O  Haeusser- 
maun  f  5,000 

Chicago  av,  276  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f 
24%iin}4;  Aug  24.  C  8oiberg  to  R 
Reyoertson  $2,500 

Clareraont  av,  141  ft  n  of  Rosooe  st,  e  f 
i5xI24;  June  28.  A  F  Keeney  to  C  F 
Smith  $2,200 

Curtis  st,  60  ft  n  of  Randolph,  w  f  20x50; 
July  27.  MR  Deckert  to  J  Ginooohio 
 $2,000 

Claremont  av,  126  ft  e  of  Wabansia,  w  f 
31x124^;  Aug  23.  H  Bergman  to  E  J 
Hnntiugton  $9,500 

Clark  st  N,  150  f t  n  w  of  Eddy,  n  e  f  25x 
125;  Aug  — .  T  G  Milsted  to  D  Cnrran 
 $2,260 

Clark  st  N,  462  f t  n  v?  of  Sheffield  av,  s  w 
f  25x114;  July  26.  W  M  Blue  to  J  Clancy 
 $2,200 

Clybourn  av,  240  ft  n  w  of  Concord  pi,  n 
e  f  25x100;  Aog  24.  A  Stocht  to  A  Wat- 
son $16,000 

Clybourn  av,  175  ft  s  e  of  Western,  n  e  f 
26x125;  Aug  27.  M  Matzdorf  to  H  J  Aff 
 $1,350 

Colorado  av,  50  ft  n  e  of  Lawndale,  n  w  f 
25x150;  Ang  1.  J  H  Uick  to  W  H  Skin- 
ner $2,300 

Commercial  st,  n  w  cor  Fletcher,  e  f  35x 
96;  Aug  20.  J  E  Dahleifl  to  K  Sandsteel 
   $2,150 

Congress  st,  76  ft  e  of  8  4:3d  av,  n  f  25x 
124  8-10;  Jnly  6.  F  A  Favor  to  J  Reilly 
 $1,250 

Cottage  Grove  av,  premises  No  2957,  iSx 
94J^;  June  1.  C  B  Foote  to  0  L  Hutchin- 
son $5,000 

Conrtland  st,  140  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  s  f  24x 
100;  Aug  24.  A  A  Nieman  to  W  A  Tuite 
 $3,000 

Curtis  st,  75  ft  s  of  105th,  e  f  25x97;  Aug 
19.  Henry  Van  der  Myde  to  Herbreoht 
VanderMyde   $1,000 

Dayton  st,  275  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  e  f  24x 
124;  Aug  23.  J  Lundahl  to  M  E  Crocker 
 $12,800 

Dearborn  Pt,  175  ft  8  of  37th,  ve  f  25x110; 
Ang  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  J  O'Hare 
 $2,600 

Dearborn  st,  666  ft  n  of  55th,  w  f  42x100; 
Aug  20.  T  D  Harley  to  S  Sohlatt.  .$5,0C0 

Desplaines  st,  275  ft  s  of  120th,  e  f  i^Ox 
123;  July  10.  8  A  Fosterto  Chicago  City 
Missionary  Society  $1,400 

Diversey  av,  s  e  cor  N  48th,  n  f  5823^x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  July  16.  O  Jaok- 
son to  H  Hogans  .'  $8,500 

Diversey  av,  n  w  oor  Cook  st,  s  f  49x126; 
Aog  28.  J  J  C  Holdorf  to  F  Slowinski 
 $2,600 

Douglas  blvd,  100  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
25x152;  Ang  6.  J  Gourlev  to  M  E  Magee 
 .'  $1,5C0 

Earl  av,  100  ft  n  w  of  Wayne  st,  n  e  f  lOx 
126;  June  19.  W  H  Evans  to  C  C  Russell 
 $7,500 

East  Brookdale,  It  18  b  6;  Aug  13.  J  J 
Thies  to  P  Kraemer  $3,500 

Eggleston  av,  bet  7 1st  and  72d  sts,  w  f 
33}^xll9i^;  Aug  22.  C  H  Tabor  to  E  R 
Rand  $5,000 

Eggleston  av,  s  e  cor  76th  st,  w  f  60x133; 
Jan  20,'94.  D  V  Brickley  to  L  E  Ma'key 
 $12,000 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  213  ft  w  of  Throop  st, 
n  f  24x124;  Aog  21.  A  Prepejohel  to  F 
Kratochvil  $6,500 

Eightieth  st,  n  e  cor  Parnell  av,  s  f  266x 
125;  Aug  26.  E  Roy  to  W  Thomas.$16,0C0 

Eighty-eighth  st,  5  )  ft  e  of  Vincennes  av, 
8  f  'i5xl25;  Aug  15.  J  Schnoor  to  L  K 
Hiedema:in  $1,071 

Ellis  av,  466  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x 
124  82-100;  Jone  11.  R  Johns  to  A  M 
Laas  $1,687 

Emerald  av,  216  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Jnly  8.  J  M  Whitehead  to  J  Faulkner 
 $2,000 

Emerald  av,  98  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  34x 
148;  Aug  23.  E  H  Gill  to  E  Pannch 
 ilO,000 


Erie  8t,  59>^  ft  w  of  N  State,  n  f  20.68x 
51 ;  Aog  22.  M  M  Abbey  to  J  J  Burns 

 $4,fOi 

Faiifijld  av,  134  ft  n  of  Conrtland,  w  f  25 
xl25j  June  25.  0  Morris  to  E  O  Daniels 
 $1,250 

Fairfield  av,  252  ft  n  of  Iowa  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Aug  15.  C  Elinsen  to  J  Johnston 
 $l,f 

Farragut  av,  74  ft  e  of  Oakley,  n  f  75x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  July  23.  E  Rudolph 
to  J  A  Hoffmann  $4,200 

Fifth  av,  18(1  ft  n  of  W  48th  pi,  w  f  23.48x 
126;  Oct  18,'94.  J  B  Stone  to  G  W  Stone 
 $4,000 

Fifth  av,  356  ft  8  of  S51h  st,  e  f  25x12.t; 
July  3.  Est  of  J  W  RoeokettoG  Lawrie 
 $1,500 

Fiftieth  frt,  166  ft  e  of  Halsted.  s  f  25x 
124  7-10;  Ang  24.  J  Stiedel  to  C  APfan- 
schmidt   $4,5  0 

Fifty  fourth  pi  W,  263  ft  e  of  Butler  st,  s 
f  24x124.8;  Aug  20.  W  Frink  to  H  H 
Gage  $1,200 

Fifty-fourth  st,  bet  Halsted  and  Union  av, 
u  f  16  67-100x125;  Aug  24.  R  B  Thomp- 
son to  Q  L  Fiurgel  ^5,600 

Fifty  fourth  st,  bet  Halsted  and  Duioa 
av,  n  f  16  67-100x125;  Aug  26.  O  L 
Fluegel  to  J  G  McKenzie  $5,500 

Fifty-ninth  pi  W,  150  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av, 
s  f  50x1211^,  and  other  ppty;  Jolj  10. 
H  A  Haines  to  A  M  Buroh  $?,000 

Fillmore  st,  n  w  oor  8  41it  av,  a  f  503^? 
126  7  lo;  May  1,'£0.  B  Lourv  to  W  S 
Bryan   $1,5  10 

Flonrnoy  st,  177  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  21, '93.  0  T  Anderson  to  E  E 
Van  Wagenen  $l,Of0 

Fortieth  ct  N,  125  ft  n  of  Conrtland  av,  e 
f  125x125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  26.  A  F 
Keeney  to  F  M  Butts  et  al  $3,9>i0 

Fortieth  ot  W,  premises  No  87,  25x100; 
Aug  22.  0  O  Rundell  to  C  L  Rnndell 
 $2,600 

Forty  first  st  W,  premises  No  95,  25x 
126  5-10;  Ang  22.  0  0  Russell  to  E  R 
Rundell   S2,60U 

Forty-spoond  st  W,  94  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f 
25x125;  Aug  28.  H  West  to  T  H  West 
 $  ,8(0 

Forty-seventh  st,  s  e  cor  St  Lawrence  av, 
nf  49,65x120;  Aug  27.  A  Grubey  to  F 
W  Conover  $15,000 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
25xli5;  Jnly  26.  G  0  Willis  to  N  John- 
son $1,250 

Francisco  av,  275  ft  s  of  Ooartland  st,  e  f 
25x115;  Aug  24.  Q  T  Bessesen  to  G  M 
Johnson  $2,200 

Francisco  av,  300  ft  s  of  Dancing  st,  w  f 
25x125;  June  1.  G  A  Seaverna  to  B  A 
Brostowicz  $1,750 

Franklin  st,  buildings,  machinery  and 
fixtures  belonging  to  and  on  Franklin 
st,  145  ft  n  of  Madison,  e  f  45x80,  more 
or  less;  Jane  18.  H  J  M  Lueddle  to  0  fcj 
MaoCarty  $40,000 

Fnllerton  av,  s  w  oor  N  40th,  n  f  68x125; 
Aug  26.  T  Seling  to  J  M  Sheehan.  .$1>050 

Fnllerton  av,  100  tt  w  of  Racine,  s  f  120x 
150;  Aug  26.  L  J  Gavin  to  M  P  Corse 
  $12,000 

Fnllerton  av,  s  w  oor  Denver,  n  f  82x125; 
Ang  26.  D  N  Hanson  Jr  to  F  A  Holz 
   $1,700 

George  st,  214  ft  w  of  Sheffisld  av,  s  f  25x 
123;  Aug  22.  A  Heatherington  to  R  8 
Elder..?   $2,800 

Gibbs  at,  90  ft  w  of  Dymond  pi,  s  f  50x 
125;  Feb  12.  D  P  Hubbard  to  R  J  Dong- 
lass  $1/00 

Goodwin's  snb.  It  44,  n  w  3^,  20  38  14  no 
bik  given;  Aug  20.  8  Fnrman  to  J  J 
Hopper  ■  $4,000 

Grace  st,  200  ft  w  of  W  Ra^enswood  Park, 
8  f  50x125;  Aog  10.  G  Hayes  to  WH 
Cookingham  $1,500 

Grand  av,  n  e  cor  Homan,  s  f  22x135,  more 
or  less;  Aug  12.  A  Anthes  to  G  M  Fad- 
ner  $1,700 

Grand  av,  24  ft  n  w  of  Central  Park,  n  e 
f  24  ft  to  alley;  Aug  26.  W  C  Haeusser- 
mann  to  C  F  Geier   $1,250 

Green  st,  245  ft  8  of  eist.  e  f  27x121;  July 
17.  L  J  Thelmont  et  al,  by  guar,  to  H 
F  W  Soholtz  $l,10n 

Harding  av,  96  ft  n  of  Dunning  st,  e  f  5()x 
125;  Ang  23.  C  M  Gerchke  to  J  Damner 
 ;   $l,2fO 

Harvard  st,  101  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Aug  23.  U  M  Gesohke  to  J  Danner 
 $6,200 

Hermi'age  av.  s  e  oor  York  st,  w  f  18  9-12 
■s\25%;  Aug  27.  S  E  Terwillicger  to  K 
M  Dean  $6,000 


Hermitage  av,  2'6  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  3tx 
125;  Apr  26.  P  Elamann  to  J  Keneger 
 $1,400 

Hermitage  av,  same  ppty;  Aug  26.  J 
Keneger  to  A  Klamaon  $1,400 

Homer  st,  200  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  u  f  25x 
12.t;  Aug  24.  TJ  Beynertson  to  C  0 
Soiberg  $3,500 

Honore  st,  239  ft  n  of  89ih,  w  f  .50il25; 
July  24.  O  Bretzooff  to  J  M  MoRahan 
 $1,000 

Indiana  av,  172  ft  s  of  61st  st,  w  f  50x171; 
Aug  15.  A  F  Dafoe  to  F  J  Clifton .  $5,000 

Indiana  av,  294  ft  s  of  4?d  st,  w  f  25x160; 
Aug  26.  J  M  Dwyer  to  M  V  L  Dwyer 
  $16,000 

Indiana  st,  100  ft  e  of  Rush,  n  f  25xlo0, 
and  othsr  ppty,  und  ^  int;  Aug  27.  H 
L  Leland  to  J  L  Nelson   $34,500 

Indiana  st,  same  ppty,  und  3^  int;  Aug 
27.  Same  to  W  Morris  et  al  $11,500 

Indiana  st  and  Austin  av,  alley  It  bet,  278 
ft  w  of  Noble  st,  n  f  25x50;  Ang  27.  J 
Cross  to  W  Neun  et  al  $1,(  00 

Iowa  st,  216  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x124; 
Aug  5.  Est  of  T  Soffern  to  W  M  Beard 
   $1,250 

Jackson  blvd,  oremisea  No  688.  24x77; 
July  13.  C  A  Flanagan  to  8  E  Terwilli- 
ger  110,(03 

Kedzie  av,  n  w  cor  W  61st  pl,  e  f  28x108)^; 
Ang  8.  L  Franklin  to  A  Kelly  $1,000 

Kedzie  «v,  250  ft  3  of  Bloomingdale,  w  f 
25x124^;  Aug  24.  E  0  Pratt  to  K  Chris- 
tiansen    $1.8.5C 

Kedzie  av,  225  ft  a  of  W  28th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
124  5  10;  Aug  19.  J  E  Kinsella  to  D  P 
Kinsella   $1,600 

Kedzie  av.  225  ft  s  o.'  W  28ih  st,  e  f  5'  x 
124  5  10;  Aog  28.  M  Carroll  to  J  Mul- 
dom   $',  00 

Keeley  st,  preosises  No  2939,  19  1  5i5  1, 
more  or  less;  Aug  22.  L  M  Hill  to  W  B 
George  .$3,.500 

Keeley  st,  premises  No  2937,  18  9-lCx£0, 
more  or  less;  Ang  22.  Same  to  same 
 $3,500 

Keeley  st,  premises  No  2935,  193^x£0; 
more  or  less;  Aug  22.  Same  to  same 
 $3,500 

Keeley  st,  premises  No  2933,  19  l-5x.50, 
more  or  less;  Aug  22.  Same  to  same 
 $3  500 

Keeley  st,  premises  No  2941.  19  1-5x50; 
Ang  22.  L  M  Hill  to  W  B  George.  .$3  5  0 

Kendall  st,  174  ft  s  w  of  Cypress,  n  w  f  24 
xll2,  more  or  less;  Ai;g  20.  H  8  Gage 
to  T  A  Snow  H.-O"! 

Kenmore  av,  100  ft  n  of  Bryan  Mawr,  w  f 
50x150;  Aug  7.  F  L  Catlin  et  al  to  E  E 
Dick  $4,000 

Kinney  av,  27  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  f  27x162; 
Aug  13.  J  J  Thies  to  P  Kraemer. .  .$4,0  )0 

Lake  Park  av,  160  ft  n  of  Oabwood,  w  f 
40x268;  Aug  24.  E  E  Wi  cox  to  C  A 
Goodyear   ,,$23,000 

Lake  View  High  School  snb,  n  %  \t  13,  n 
w  M  n  w  M  20  40  14;  Aug  22.  B  F 
Nichols  to  M  Griffin  $2,800 

Lake  av,  187  ft  s  e  of  77th  st,  n  e  f  loOx 
200;  Aug  15.8  8  Borden  to  0  A  Stine 
 $7,00(1 

Langley  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  8ts,e  f  263^ 
xl26  65-100;  Ang  1.  (J  C  Woloott  to  I  A 
Wolcott  ...$12,000 

Laiigley  av,  bet  46th  and  47ih  sts,  e  f  26x 
126  65-100;  Aug  1.  Same  to  L  Bnnton 
 $12,000 

Lawndale  av,  241  ft  n  of  Chicago,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  23.  O  A  Meyers  to  W  Suman 
 $1,«30 

Leavitt  st,  139  ft  8  of  Cosgrove  av,  w  f  50 
xl?5;  Jnly  5.  E  Rudolph  et  al  to  P  Haa/ 
 $l,!60 

Lewis  st,  247  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  25x12*; 
Aug  22.  H  Dusing  to  L  H  Grinne..$4,2  0 

Lexiuglon  av,  162  tt  u  of  54th  pl,  e  f  50x 
164;  Aog  26.  EG  Diokason  to  R  Pringle 
 $.H0,000 

Lees  Brothers'  add  to  Park  Manor,  Its  I  'l 
and  16,  no  blk;  Aug  24.  A  Beifeld  to  D 
Svarz  *4.000 

Lincoln  av  N,  premises  No  841,  24x12.'; 
Aug  23.  T  Carney  to  P  J  Briarton  $3, '  CO 

Magnolia  av,  83  ft  n  of  Victor,  w  f  373^x 
1^5;  Ang  22.  C  R  Wollensaok  to  J  F 
Wollensack    .  .  $4,5^0 

Maplewood  av,  274  ft  s  of  Patomao.  e  f 
24x15:6^;  Aug  27.  8  Anderson  to  8 
Nilson  $8,000 

Marahfleld  av,  175  ft  s  of  64ih  st,  e  f  25x 
123;  Ang  27.  L  W  MoLouth  to  M  G  Mc- 
Ddrmid  $1,6C0 

MarehfieH  av,  98  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  26i 
125;  Aug  14.  H  A  Beck  to  B  H  Heller 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  31.  1S95. 


Where  Shall  we  ao  this  Snmnier? 

We  oau  answer  the  iuqoiry. 

A  complete  list  of  the  best  and  most  ecouoiuical 
Snmmer  Resorts  uot  loo  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  npon  application  by  mail,  or  b»  callintr  person- 
ally at  City  Ticket  Office  ot,lhe  (.'hicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  BuildluK 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  C.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


FOK 


Locations 
Industries 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
apbuildine;  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  mannfaoturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrioultoral  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi 
tion  to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  viomity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru 
mentality  of  this  Oompany— at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Oonfidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


^^^^ 

The  Sweetest  Music 
requires  a  

Washburn  1 

Guitar,  Mandolin,  ^ 
Banjo  or  Zither.  ^ 

They  are  the  product  of  the  Largest 
Musical  Factories  in  the  world  anil  are 
unequalled  for  tone  or  tiuish.  Send  to 
the  makers, 

Lyon  &  Healy,  Chicago, 

for  a  Beautiful  Catalogue  (FREK) 
containing  portraits  of  ninety  artists. 
Washburns  are  sold  by  all  first-class 
Music  Dealers. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CliAIMS  COMPANY, 


ARTS.  -  CABS,  ■  SLEIGHS. 


Coupes,  fiaggies,  Caffiagcs, 
LAUNDRY,  MILK,  EXPRESS, DELIVERY  andTRUCK  WACONS.I 

741,  743  and  745  W.  Lake  Street. 
Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  paynnents. 


OHN  WEDDEBBDSN, 

P.  O.  Box  463. 


-     MANAGING  ATTOBNEY, 

WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

SO  DIERS  „  WIDOWS, 

CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
.he  line  of  doty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
♦inCQ  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
if  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  noW  en- 

itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 

I'hoasand^  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 

jr  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je    No  fee 

.oti'  ancoessfi  1 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 


T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTEAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

6eoeral  Jobbing  done  in  M  the  aboye  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


\T»  ■•^—In  endless  variety 
V  lOllrlS  greatly  reduced 
T  IVrXllAO  p^i(,gg  From$3.00 

to  $2000.  we  present  instruments  fully 
doable  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
elsewhere.  Ack  to  see  the  genuine  Old 
Violins  '■.'.at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 

yiifS^'eVomf    Lyon  &  Healy 

Wabash-ave.  and  Adams-st. 
N.B.— We  sell  SHEET  MUSIC  at  Half-Price 


Promptly  secured.  Trade-Marks,  Copyrights 
and  ].,abels  registered.  Twenty-flve  years  ex- 
perience. We  report  whether  patent  can  be 
secured  or  not,  free  of  charge.  Our  fee  ncjt  due 
I  ntri  patent  l3  allowed.  3"2paec  Book  Free. 
H.  B.  WILLSON  &.   CO..  Attorneys  at  Law, 

\fpp.  U. S.  Pat.  ufflce     WASHINGTON,  D.C> 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  JobbtDg  Is  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oalolnainlng,  eto. 
All  Kia&e  of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qaiuoy  St., 

Building  Material*  C  h  I  caSO 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  757. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

other*  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co. 

Z\b  Wabasi;  Ave..  CHICA60. 


Louis  Luegs,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 


flmBrica 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


RfaaHPT  will  you  kindly  accept  this  in- 
ncci^jci  »vitationtovisitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

PEASE  PIANO  COMPANY, 

248  Wabash  Ave , 

Chicago 


CU.4t»H.  ]»IaeI>OI«At,l», 

Kesident  Ulanager 


SWEZEY 


Dumb 
Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WIIH 

A  XJ  T  C  M  .A.  T  lO    L  A.  T  O  H 


LIGHT  EUNNINQ! 
EASILY  MANAQEDI 
EUNDEEDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  g'vlng  entire  BatLtaelioB. 


IV  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Archlteoti  an 
Oontractors  and  Owrers.    Without  doubt  TBfi 

M.  B.  SWEZEY. 

ISO    SOtli  STRE3ET 

CHICAGO  ILL. 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oysters  and  Shell  Fish  a  specialty. 


H-  A-  HAMLIN 

Printer 

THE  BEST  IN  THE  WORLD 

Is  what  I  claim  for  my  work  in  engrav- 
ing and  printing  PLATS,  CITY  AND 
COUNTY  MAPS,  etc.  in  single,  double 
or  triple  colors. 

High  grade  COMMERCIAL  WORK  is 
anotner  of  my  specialties. 

Telephone  Harrison  431;         "  423  Dearborn  Street. 


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(Ooatinued  from  cage  831.) 

 14,030 

May  at,  200  ft  s  of  56th,  e  f  74x124;  Ang 

28.  L  D  Tattle  to  J  N  TntMe  $7,600 

May  et,  233  ft  s  of  62d,  e  f  25x124;  Ang  24. 

R  Torngren  to  W  Stronok  Jr  |I,270 

Miohigan  av,  8  w  oor  59th  st.  e  f  70x170, 
□  nd      int;  Ang  27.  W  Motria  et  al  to 

H  L  Leland  f  18, 750 

Michigan  av,  same  ppty,  nnd  %  int;  Aog 

27.  John  L  Nelson  to  same  $56,250 

Michigan  av,  198  ft  n  of  57th  st,  w  f  50x 
1613^;  Ang  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  J 

O'Hare  $2,350 

Milwaukee  av,  s  w  oor  Drake,  n  e  f  60x 
125;  June  14.  W  E  Hatterman  to  J 

Woptalenwioz  $3,"00 

Milwaukee  av,  40  ft  n  w  of  Morgan  at,  s 
w  f  20x103,  more  or  leas;  Ang  27.  M 

Bauer  to  P  0  Stensland  $9,000 

Minerva  av,  270  f t  n  e  of  65th  at,  n  w  f 
50x71;  Aug  1.  L  Burton  to  O  0  Woloott 

 $7,000 

Montioello  av,  76  ft  a  of  Iowa  at,  w  f  25x 
126;  July  25.  F  H  Qanaberger  to  M 

Oornke  $2,000 

Morgan  at,  49  ft  n  of  72d,  e  f  49x1241^; 
May  14.  A  Stenhoase  to  J  E  Hanna 

 $1,100 

Morgan  at,  130  ft  s  of  86th,  e  f  26x124  7-10; 
Ang  13.  D  F  Onrley  to  0  A  Gardner 

 $2,500 

Mozart  at,  241  ft  n  of  Diversey  av.  e  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  1.  0  E  Oeasna  to  N  J  Deioh- 

naann  $3,000 

Nelson  at,  n  e  oor  East  Bavenawood  Park, 
8  f  50x125;  Aug  24.  T  Sachel  to  H  W 

Helmer  $2,500 

Ninety-seoond  pi,  191  ft  w  of  Diexel  av,  a 
f  50x125;  Aug  26.  W  V  Jacobs  to  E  L 

Stewart  $3,600 

Noble  av,  366  ft  e  of  Sonthport,  n  f  26x 
125;  Aug  23.  J  Gartner  to  N  Wagner 

 $2,000 

North  av,  75  ft  e  of  Tolman,  n  f  25x115; 
Aug  26.  W  O  Haenssermann  to  0  F 

Qeier    $9,250 

Norwood  Park,  lot  60  e  10  ft  of  It  5  b  4 ; 

Aug  6.  L  E  Fox  to  F  J  Stanley  $4,500 

Oak  at,  55 't  e  of  Ruah,  n  f  20x106;  Sep 

i;9,'82.  E  M  Oobb  to  I  H  Pedriok.  .S;5,000 
Oak  at,  aame  ppty;  Sep  29,'82.  S  H  Ped- 
riok to  O  Oobb   $5,(jOO 

Ogden  av,  ft  n  e  of  Springfield,  n  f 

50  ft  Ihro  to  W  22d  st;  Aug  24.  E  Brun- 

ner  to  A  E  Dennis  't;i2,000 

Ogden  blvd,  a  e  oor  Spanlding  av,  n  w  f 
68.8x128;  July  23.  0  B  Sawyer  to  M  T 

Wanderer  $8,000 

Ohio  at,  8  e  oor  N  48th  av,  n  f  61x124;  July 

20.  0  A  Holm  to  V  Antowski  $3,700 

Ohio  St  W,  premiaea  Noa  231  and  233,  56x 
108;  Aug  15.  M  E  Diefendorf  to  S  K 

Sanda  $27,000 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  gt,  n  w  oor 
Wentworth  av,  a  f  10fixl25;  June  24.  J 

B  Shea  to  QH  Schmidt  $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  at,  500  ft  e  of 
Prairie  av,  n  f  25x210,  and  other  ppty; 
Aug  20.  L  H  Piviansky  to  J  Piviansky 

 $6,030 

One  Hnn-ired  and  Fourteenth  st,  161  ft  w 
of  Michigan  av,  n  f  20x108;  Oeo  23,'93, 

F  Bobbins  to  M  W  Haber  $1,250 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  st,  139  ft  w 
of  Michigan  av,  n  f  21x108;  May  24,'93. 

Same  to  TP  Bonfield  $1,400 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  pi,  200  ft  e 
of  Prairie  av,  n  f  25x201;  Aug  27.  U  S 

Dodge  to  E  Goldstein   $4,0C0 

Packer's  2d  add,  und  %  int  It  3  and  4  b  3, 
5  38  14  in  stockyards;  Ang  19,  M  F 

Thompson  to  W  N  Thompson  $5,000 

Parnell  av,  125  ft  n  of  72d  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Ang  1.  J  J  Hubbard  to  I  Stevens. .  .$3,200 
Perry  st,  58  ft  s  of  Berteau  av,  w  f  50x 

16i;  Ang  22.  P  Ott  to  N  Buck  $3,500 

Peterson  av,  660  ft  w  of  Western,  10  acres; 

Ang  22.  A  Trefl  to  M  Berkemeier. $1,500 
Polk  st,  n  e  cor  8  46th  av,  s  f  Sbj^xUb^, 
and  other  ppty;  July  13.  T  A  Towner 

to  K  M  Hayes  $3,900 

Prairie  av,  26  ft  n  of  35th  st,  w  f  25x123; 

Ang  24.  A  Kaiser  to  0  M  Roggo. .  .$7,000 
Prairie  av,  265  ft  a  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x161; 

Ang  22.  I  MoOann  to  G  W  Keiser. $20,000 
Princeton  av,  141  ft  n  of  119th  st,  w  f  31x 
123  7-10;  Aug  24  .  0  0  Jaoobsen  to  A 

Lindberg  $1,300 

Princeton  av,  n  e  oor  52d  st,  w  f  25x124; 

Ang  26.  I  Fenton  to  F  Lamb  et  al. $4,650 
Princeton  av,  397  ft  n  oi  62d  st,  w  f  24x 
124;  Aug  23.  S  S  Karstedtto  A  Reinhold 

 $4,000 

Princeton  av,  168  ft  s  of  W  44th  pi,  e  f 
24x115;  Jane  3.  A  E  Anderson  to  M  H  I 
flogen.,,  ,  ,  $3,500! 


Princeton  av,  25  ft  n  of  52d  at,  w  f  25x 
124;  Ang  27.  S  Fenton  to  T  Lamb.$l,30>. 

Princeton  av,  n  w  oor  W  43d  pi,  e  f  26x 
115;  May  28.  G  Bucher  to  M  Rhein 
 $1,400 

Racine  av,  premises  No  656,  24x116;  Aug 
1,  G  Schnakenberg  to  L  Schroeder.$2,600 

Rhodes  av,  84  ft  n  of  61st  st,  e  f  25x125; 
June  25.  G  W  MoKee  to  W  J  Porter 
 $1,6C0 

Ridgland  av,  s  e  cor  Belmont,  w  f  108x 
125;  Ang  28.  A  Thiemann  to  M  L  WolflE 
 $2,100 

Robey  st,  n  w  oor  Greenwich,  e  f  24x100, 
Ang  20.  H  Shepard  to  T  A  Snow.  .$1,000 

Robey  st,  150  ft  s  of  33d,  w  f  25x125;  Aug 
22.  0  Derell  to  R  Mnr.-ay  $2,000 

Robey  st,  48  ft  n  of  Wubansia  av,  e  f  25x 
IOC;  Ang  24.  U  Bergman  to  G  H  Lyman 
 $4,000 

Rosooe  st,  96  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f 
Aug  21.  0  J  E  Qruneward  to 


Sedgwick  st,  50  ft  s  of  Sigel,  e  f 

May  28.  F  B  Reynolds  to  DeW  0  Butts 

 $15,000 

Seminary  av,  100  ft  s  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f 
371^x123  65  100;  Aug  28.  P  Olson  to  A 

Stoflfel  $4,850 

Seminary  pi,  197  ft  w  of  Seminary  av,  s 
f  25x125;  Aug  24.  G  Lill  to  B  Brnel 

   $3,300 

Seventeenth  st  W,  165  ft  w  of  Fisk,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Ang  23.  M  Kovarik  to  J  Prodolski 

 $3,000 

Seventv-ninth  st,  s  e  oor  Marshfleld  av,  n 
f  1243^x125;  Aug  21.  M  Beifeld  to  M 

Hirsch  $3,000 

Sheridan  drive,  66^^  ft  s  of  Rosooe  st,  e  f 
100x2.TO,  more  or  less;  July  30.  0  H 

Dennis  to  E  D  Jackson  $22,000 

Shields  av,  232  ft  s  of  30th  st,  w  f  25x124 
8-10;  Aug  22.    Mast  in  Ohy  to   T  J 

O'Hare  $1,350 

Sixty-second  st,  338  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f 
37x127;  Aug  24.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  T  Ochne 

 $7,121 

Sixty-third  st,  66  ft  w  of  Troy,  n  f  25x125; 
Mar  20,'94.  J  A  Campbell  to  J  Mo- 

Nangher  et  al  $1,000 

Sixty-sixth  st,  160}^  ft  e  of  Rossano  st,  s 
f  40x1263^.  nid  }4  int;  Aug  24.  M  L 

Wheeler  to  W  A  Coleman  $2,500 

Sixty-seventh  at,  52  ft  e  of  May,  s  f  26x 
125;  July  15.  Holland  Building  &  Loan 

Asan  to  A  Bierma  $1,500 

South  Park  ot,  114  ft  n  of  eist  pi,  e  f  50x 
120;  Aug  1.  L  Bnnton  to  O  C  Woloott 

 $5,000 

State  8t,  198  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f  24x 
99;  Aug  27.  F  W  Klein  to  L  Bittschof 

 $10,000 

Stewart  av,  50  ft  s  of  120th  st,  e  f  37i^x 
123;  July  30.  American  Trust  &  Savings 

Bank  to  8  S  Day  $1,550 

8t  Lawrence  av,  146  ft  s  of  42d  st,  w  f  79 
68-100x122  85-100;  Ang  24.  M  E  Pom- 

eroy  to  C  Garner  $20,000 

Stony  Island  av,  premises  Noa  7237,  723S 
and  7241,  75x111;  July  17.  0  J  Arnold  to 

J  Warden  $22,000 

Storms  av,  145  ft  a  of  88th  st,  e  f  150x 
1251^;  May  2.  H  0  Hartman  to  N  D 

Hartman  $4,200 

nperior  bv,  146  ft  s  of  84th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  May  11.  A  Lngowski  to  J  Maoholz 

 $1,200 

Superior  st,  12f  ft  w  of  Sedgwick, n  f  47i^ 
xlOO,  and   other   ppty;  Aug   19.  J  8 

Young  and  wife  to  H  Durry  $34,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  "Panlina  st,  n 
f  24x124;  Aug  22.  M  Mueller  to  H  Benze 

 $3,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  120  f t  w  of  Panlina,  s  f 
24x125;  Ang  23.  H  Yonkey  to  H  Benze 

 $6,000 

Thirty-eighth  st  W,  198  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Ang  19,  W  H  Bowman  to  W 

J  McKeon  $1,850 

Turner  av,  363  ft  n  of  51st  st,  e  f  37i^x 
125^;  Deo  1,'94.  G  Knefel  to  F  Kittle 

 $1,375 

Turner  av,  278  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26x 
124  85-100;  Nov  15,'94.  M  A  Presoott  to 

E  Joyce  $1,100 

Twelfth  st,  a  w  oor  Sawyer  av,  n  f  40  7-10 
xll8;  July  10.  E  A  Cnmminga  to  E  E 

Bansenbaoh  $4,110 

Twentieth  st  W,  144  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x125;  Ang  21,  J  Saas   to  H  Benze 

 $4,100 

Twenty  fcnrth  et,  ICO  ft  w  of  Princeton 
av,  a  f  60x125;  Ang  20.  N  O'Connor  to 

F  Riedle  $6,000 

Troy  st,  191  ft  s  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  25x 
126^;  Aug  23.  P  J  Briarton  to  T  Carney 
 $1,000 


Troy  at.  240  ft  a  of  J5;h,  e  f  24x126}^; 

Ang  22.  K  Vioek  to  K  Dibelka  ...$1,185 
Trumbull  av,  250  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f  26 
xl25;  Aug  24.  E  Viehmann  to  J  Bartusek 

 $7,860 

Union  av,  131  ft  a  of  58th  at,  e  f  25x125; 
July  8.  J  M  Whitehead  to  M  J  Faulk- 
ner $3,000 

Union  av,  160  ft  n  of  76th  at,  e  f  40x125; 

Aug  6.  E  I  Sfeere  to  M  H  Griffin ..  $7,600 
Vinoennes  av,  35  ft  n  of  4l8t  at,  w  f  23x 
130;  Aug  27,'94.  W  A  Mnllally  to  W 

Mavor  |8,0C0 

Vincennes  av,  41  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  40x 
142;  Ang  20.  W  H  Oolvin  Jr  to  C  W 

Gross  $25,000 

Wabash  av,  74  ft  s  of  61st  st,  w  f  82x170^ ; 

Aug  9.  A  Berg  to  H  W  Davenport. $6,560 
iVabansia  av,  n  w  cor  Lincoln,  s  f  24x80; 
May  24.  J  Maoholz  to  J  Chylewski. $1,800 
24x125;      Warren  av,  284  ft  w  of  Campbell,  n  f  24x 
H  Minx         125;  Aug  22.  T  W  Jaworski  to  R  Schmidt 

.$1,125   $3,500 

25x100;       Warren  av,  229  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  s  f  37x 
125;  Ang  23.  H  M  Martin  to  A  C  Heok- 

man  $5,000 

Washington  blvd,  125  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s 
f  27x125,  und  %  int;  Ang  21.  A  Long- 
street  to  E  Jennings  $10,000 

Washington  av,  112^  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f 
37>^xl50;  Aug  1.  W  U  Dodge  to  F  Rans- 

ford  $7,500 

Wentworth  av,  88  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  66x 
100;  Ang  23.  W  V  Jacobs  to  J  S  Knowl- 

Bon  $15,000 

Wentworth  av.  n  w  oorSlst  st,  e  f  40x125; 
Aug  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Leddy  et  al 

 '.  $12,800 

Wentworth  av,  344  ft  n  of  Graylock.  e  f 
24x1241^;  Ang  24.  W  A  Coleman  to  M 

L  Wheeler  $1,200 

Wentworth  av,  106  ft  n  of  109th  st,  e  f  26 
xl25;  May  20.  F  Hamilton  to  G  Midden- 

dorf  $2,800 

Western  av,  247  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Feb  27, '90.  C  P  Dewey  to  M  E  Joy 

 $1,2C0 

Whipple  st,  19  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  w  f 
50x125,  more  or  leaa;  Aug  24.  O  B  Bishop 

to  J  F  Powell  $1,600 

Wilcox  st,  125  f t  e  of  8  42d  av,  n  f  60x 
121 ;  Ang  15,  8  Sanda  to  M  E  Diefendorf 

 $3,000 

Wilcox  st,  251  ft  e  of  South  43d  av,  s  f  25 
xl22;  Ang  13.  M  A  Coates  to  M  A  Lyons 

 $1,400 

Wilcox  st,  276  ft  e  of  S  4.3d  av,  s  f  26x122; 

Aug  13.  0  A  Richards  to  same...  $1,400 
Willow  st,  88  ft  e  of  Orchard,  n  f  26x993^; 

Ang  26.  F  Strassheim  to  A  Kiroher.$3,600 
":\'ilton  av,  258  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f  26x 
1241^;  Aug  22.  W  G  Bletsch  to  P  Ott 

 $6,50p 

Wilton  av,  283  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f  26x  * 

1243^;  Juno  11.  Same  to  same  $6,500 

Windsor  av,  293  ft  e  of  Fremont  st,  n  f  50 
x9?,  more  or  lees;  Ang  21.  J  B  Patter- 
son to  J  P  Johnson  $3,250 

Woodlawn  av,  100  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  10  x 
166;  July  29.  D  Witkorski  to  L  Sosna 

  ..$5,850 

Woodlawn   av,  same  ppty;  Aug  22.  L 

SoPna  to  W  H  Oolvin  Jr  $6,000 

Woodlawn  av,  s  e  oor  65th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
165,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  20.  0  M  Gross 

to  same  $11,000 

Woodlawn  av,  200  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  100 
xl65;  July  19.  H  Silberberg  to  W  H 

Oolvin  Jr  $7,200 

Wood  st,  121  Its  of  34tb,  e  f  121x127; 
July  9.  K  Mclnerney  to  W  J  Dnnlop 

 $1,300 

Wood  st,  141  ft  8  of  67th,  a  f  25x124,  and 
other  ppty;  Ang  23.  R  A  Stargarter  to 

B  Corn  $1,450 

Wood  st,  n  w  oor  45th,  e  f  223^x124  85-100; 
Ang  27.  Z  Bykoff  to  F  Makowaki..$4,700 


HI imCfililiAItlKO US-CITY . 


Transfers  Dnder  $1000. 
Bowman's  enb,lt  5  sub  ontlt  42  e  hf  a  e  qr 
12  40  13  Aug  10,  N  F  Danziger  to  J  W 

Bert   $500 

Brookline,  It  18  subblk  3  b  2  July  29,  J 

M  Haalett  to  J  J  Smith  $640 

Butler  C  &  S'a  sob  pt  of  Mnnson's  add.  It 
3  b  3  July  22,  L  H  Benson  to  J  Fitz- 

gibbon  $676 

Campbell's  add.  It  12  b  22  June  18,  D  M 

Hayes  to  W  E  Moore   ... 

Carson's  sub.  It  2  and  n  hf  It  3,  It  6  b  4 
Cook  &  A's  anb,  n  e  qr  24  39  13  May 
22,  M  J  Birdinger  to  J  M  Connora.. 
Cole  &  O's  anb,  It  10  sub  b  4,  It  9  Asar's 
div,  32  and  33  38  14  Ang  23,  R  0  Giv- 
ins  to  Q  T  Steen  $900 


Cornell,  Its  17  to  23  also  It  32  and  a  20  ft 
It  33  b  136  Ang  10,  W  H  Stockham  to 

A  B  StocKham  ,  ....  $900 

Connselman's  sub.  It  12  b  2  n  w  qr  15  39 
13  July  24,  0  Oonnselman  to  R  I  Walk- 
er $850 

0  T  sub.  It  7  subblk  3  of  b  47,  17  39  14 

Oct  31,'94,  0  Bryson  to  M  Bryaon . . .  $900 
Dauphin  Pk,  Gross'  3rd  add,  It  12  and  w 
hf  It  13  b  56  July  31,  8  E  Gross  to  J 

Thompson  |9oo 

Davenport  anb,  und  int  It  364  n  w  qr  3  39 
13  Aug  23,  J  H  Holmsen  to  A  Monson 

 $200 

Dexter  Pk,  n  14.31  ft  It  49  and  s  10.69  ft 
It  50  b  2  Aug  23,  J  Milliken  to  G  H 

Wangelin  ^ego 

Diven's  sub,  lu  10  b  4  w  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr 
and  e  hf  8  w  qr  a  w  qr  26  39  13  Aug  21,8 

8  K  Sanda  to  M  E  Diefendorf  t6(0 

Diven's  anb,  li  40  b  3  a  e  qr  s  w  qr  2  39 

13  Aug  23,  W  Snman  to  0  4  Myers.  $700 
Diven's  sub.  It  10  b  4,  2  39  13  May  6,  T  J 

Diven  to  8  K  Sanda  $350 

Dock  Oo's  sub,  Its  20  and  21  b  4,  6  and  6 

37  15  July  11,  L  Oorridan  to  E  Bariy$900 
Dock  Co's  anb,  aame  ppty;  July  11, R  Bar- 
ry to  L  Oorridan   ....  $900 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  It  69  sub  b  3 

Ang  23,  H  H  Stoddard  to  0  Lockner  $700 
East  Ch'go  Lawn.  It  44  b  5  Jnne  29,  J  A 

Campbell  to  M  G  Lewis  $625 

East  Ch'go  Lawn,  Its  8  and  9  b  12  Jan  1, 

Same  to  A  H  Sprowles  et  al  $750 

Easton's  snb.  It  14  b  1  s  e  qr  1  39  13  July 

27,  J  C  h'aaton  to  P  Christiansen...  $950 
Eberhart's  snb.  It  59  b  1  n  e  qr  23  38  13 
Mar  17,'91,  J  F  Eberhart  to  J  G  Sohaef- 

fer  1626 

Eberhart's  snb.  It  20  b  1  n  e  qr  23  38  13 

Mar  20,  J  F  Eberhart  to  J  8  Hunt. .  $750 
Bnglewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add.  It  26 

J  Bothe  to  H  Bothe  $260 

Englewood,  Lanpbere's  add.  It  22  b  13 
Oct  31,'94,  0  H  Lawrence  to  P  W  John- 
son 1700 

Englewood,  Gage's  add,  It  43  s  hf  It  44  b 

3  Ang  22,  W  J  Cox  to  B  N  Anderson  $750 
Englewood  Hgts,  Newman  &  H's  add,  It 

14  b  4  of  ba  4  and  11  July  2,  South  En- 
glewood Land  Syndicate  to  8  S  Breoker 
 $400 

Ettlinger's  snb.  Its  39  and  40  b  1  s  w  qr 
11  38  13  Ang  9,  S  Ettlicger  to  F  Gries- 

baoh  |48o 

Fernwood,  Homebnilder's  add.  Its  13  and 
22  b  2  Eeb  17,  J  F  Thompson  to  L  J 

Taylor  et  al  |600 

Ford's  snb.  It  52  b  28,  19  40  14  Mar  28,  0 

J  Ford  to  G  Presser  $726 

Goodwin  B  &  P's  snb.  Its  6  and  7  b  5  sub 
8  hf  b  6  and  n  w  qr  b  6  s  w  qr  26  39  13 
Aug  20,  J  MoNea-ney  to  Z  R  Carter. $600 
Grand  View.  It  44  b  5,  23  40  13  Ang  22, 

A  H  Moss  to  T  F  Washburn  $321 

Gross'  snb.  It  14  b  4  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  6  38  14 

Feb  11,'92.  8  E  Gross  to  W  H  Sexton$660 
Harding's  snb.  It  14  sub  e  hf  b  14  w  hf  n 
w  qr  11  39  13  Ang  22,  E  P  Maynard  to 

SM  Brooks  ,   $8(0 

Herron's  snb.  It  12  b  9  of  50  acres  e  hf  n 
w  qr  20  38  14  Aug  24,  A  Kenny  to  D 

Began  1315 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add.  It  8  b  9  July  10,  0 

Hawley  to  E  Schmidt  $775 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add.  It  27,  Aug 

21,  J  Anderson  to  L  Burich  $900 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  snb.  It  36  b 

5  Nov  2(),'94,  Same  to  H  R  Lanrenoe.$300 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  sub,  It  13  b 

6  Nov  26,'9.1,  W  E  Hatterman  to  G  E 
Johnson  $325 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub,  It  11  b  4  Oct 

10,'84,  Same  to  J  Lind  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It  29  b  4  Oct 

25,'94,  Same  to  0  Blomstrand  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd  same  snb.  It  14  b  4  Nov 

2e  ;(I4,  Same  to  0  P  Erickson  $325 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub,  It  17  b  6  Deo 

1,'94,  Same  to  O  E  Olsen  $350 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  snb.  It  28  b  4  Oct 

25,'94,  Same  to  O  Olsen  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub,  It  19  b  6  Nov 

25,'94,  Same  to  0  Olson  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  anb.  It  34  b  3  Nov 

10,'94,  Same  to  A  Krunkeberg  $300 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  anb.  It  34  b  6  NovQ 

15,'94,  Same  to  P  Anderson  . 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It  16 
5, '94,  Same  to  A  K  Peterson . 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  aame  snb,  11  28 

10,'94,  Same  to  F  W  Christenaen . . 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  same  sub.  It  44  b  3 

10,'94,  Same  to  P  P  Rutkowski  $425 

Jackson's  sub.  It  42  b  7  of  bs  7  and  8 
Hambleton'd  sub,  25  40  13  Aug  27,  E  8 
Oontinaed  on  page  835.) 


b  4 


b  6 


$300 

Nov 
..$300 

Nov 
. .$300 
May 


«34 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  31,  189*1 


THE  EXCLU 


AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

;  This  is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
I  of  specniatlne  in  real  xsiate.  It  is  an  Advertlsine 
■  Bareao  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  iusnre 

proteciion  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 
;  References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'e  Bank. 
'.  "  WasmansdorS  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 

'  and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohicago, 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bonafide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


(Continoed  from  page  833  ) 

Dreyer  to  0  J  Martin  |fOO 

J loobs,  sub,  Its  40  and  41  e  hf  n  e  qr  n  e 
qr  8  w  qr  2  37  14  Ang  26,  W  V  Jaoibs 

to  E  L  S:ewart  |eOO 

Jacob's  snb.  It  6  b  14,  bs  10  to  16  Dock 
Go's  sub  2  37  14  Aog  26,  Same  to  Same 

 $500 

Kedzie  av  add  Assn  sob.  It  23  bl,  26  39  13 

Aog  27,  J  Beindl  to  A  Marzaka  $475 

Kinzie  add,  It  75  b  I  traot  e  and  adj  bs  43 
4t  and  54  Ang  20,  S  Patl  to  J  W  Simp- 
son  |300 

i/y man's  sub,  it  30  b  3,  bs  1  to  6  Co  Oiks 
div  e  hf  n  w  qr  18  40  14  Apr  1,  M  Hof- 

fey  to  V  E  Ookerlund  I  |900 

Lt  4  b  1  sab  b  3  sub  s  e  qr  and  e  hf  s  w 
qr  26  39  13  Aog  20,  A  Kalibera  to  V 

liadieo  $875 

Lt  6  b  2  sab  b  49,  19  40  14  Aug  23,  E 

Blake  to  N  Terts  |8i 

Lts  36  and  37  b  1  sob  n  16  aores  n  e  qr  9 
39  13  Ang  23,  P  H  Oomiskey  to  J  Pur 

oell  1800 

Lt  151  and  152  sub  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  4') 

13  July  28,  J  N  Vanoe  to  M  A  King.  |85C 
Mandell's  sub,  It  183,  bs  1  to  4  Puricgton 
&  S's  sub,  8  w  qr  15  39  13  Fab  12,  E  D 

Mandell  to  J  Maoe  Jr  ,  |8 

Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sub,  It  32  b  3 
Sept  6,'92,  W  E  Hatterman  to  A  K  1 

terson  14^0 

Nelson's  sub,  Its  14  and  15  b  1  n  e  qr  4 
39  13  Aug  17,  J  Elliugson  to  G  L)  Lee 

 1600 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add.  It  568 

Aug  19,  E  E  Graff  to  F  Thiel  et  al. .  $375 
Normal  Pk,  same  ppty;  Ang  27,  F  Eber- 

hart  to  W  H  Qrafskopf   $450 

North  and  Grand  avp,  Calland's  sub.  It  4 
b  3,  34  40  13  May  21,  H  A  Oalland  to  W 

Donovan  $800 

Ojr  Home  add,  It  38  b  6  Aug  24,  B  Es- 

noff  to  A  G  Aden  $475 

Oar  Home  add.  It  1  b  4  ang  22,  F  Vorda 

to  F  Jirousek  $600 

Orjlnp  k  T's  sub,  It  b  10,  bs  9  to  11 
(Jir  Ot  ptn  31  38  15  Aog  20,  D  Camp- 
bell Jr  to  P  Campbell  $600 


Supr  Ct  p'n.  It  6  b  14  w  hf  H  w  qr  '25  H» 

13  Aoi<  23,  H  P  Baldwin  to  O  Dittmaoa 
 $jiO 

Thirty  f  igh  h  ht,  Bartley's  add.  It  96  July 
9,  O  E  Bartiey  to  A  Ah-ens   $400 

Thompson  &  H's  sub,  It  30  b  1  s  e  qr  17 
38  14  Juce  24,'90,  J  U  Borden  to  P  M 
Weinert  .      ,  $525 

Twenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg'a  sub,  It  22  b  2 
of  b  2  Steel  heirs,  26  39  13  June  27,  J 
Feinberg  to  G  Heokl  $500 

Wash  Hgts,  Halsted  st  add.  It  8  b  41  Aug 
14,  P  Jones  to  P  J  Flynn  $rCO 

Weddell  &  O's  sob,  It  17  b  12  n  e  qr  20  38 

14  Aog  23,  M  Sook  to  3  Binarson . . .  $500 
West  Pollman,  It  14  b  2  Aug  16,  L  D 

Kneeland  et  al  to  0  Johnson  $750 

West  Pullman,  It  6  b  13  Aug  15,  A  T  &  S 
Bank  to  E  Hodson  et  al  $4i  0 

West  Pullman,  Its  35  and  36  b  9  ang  12, 
Am  T  A  S  Bank  to  F  Patzaak  *900 

Western  av  blvd,  Ryan  &  M's  sob.  It  13  of 
It  9  Iglehart's  sob,  e  hf  s  e  qr  1  38  li 
Jnly  5,  W  M  Eyan  to  0  Kempf  $450 

Whitford's  sob.  Its  30  and  31  b  46  s  e  qr 
20  37  15  aog  1,  J  L  Mowatt  to  T  J  El- 
'io't  $260 

White's  sub,  Its  n  %  b  14  Walker's  sub 
31  39  14  Apr  15,  W  H  Bowman  to  A  1 
Minioby  

Wiener's  sub,  It  43  b  2,  Its  13  and  14 
Braud's  sub  26  40  13  Aog  14,  E  W  Boll- 
welt  to  F  Stasoh  


Yerkes'  sob.  it  13  b  13,  19  40  14  Sept  17, 
'92,  C  T  Yerk63  to  L  Knight  $575 

WAKKAMTY  I>KC:i>«!». 


Parker's  resob.  It  6  b  1  n  hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr 
2/  40  15  Aug  24,  E  Barry  to  K  Larsen 

 $500 

Pence's  sub,  It  7  s  hf  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr 
s  w  qr  35  40  13  Aog  22,  F  Price  to  L 

Eokerly  |700 

Perry  &  U's  sub,  It  1^  b  1  w  hf  n  w  qr  22 
38  14  Aog  15,  E  S  Doffy  to  0  O'Connor 

 |950 

Pinkert  &  S's  sub,  It  35  b  2  n  w  qr  22  39 

13  Ang  24,  B  Pinkert  to  C  Henke...  $426 
Pullman,  Taylor's  add.  It  5  b  2  Aug  17,  H 

Gano  et  al  to  B  Vander  Veer .   $500 

Pullman,  Sherman   &  K's  Roseland  Pk 
add,  It  11  b  7  Ang  24,  N  P  Anderson  to 

0  A  Sandstrom  $550 

Ravenswood,  Coyler  add.  It  25  b  6  Aog 

19,  H  M  Hubbard  to  fl  A  Eisfeller.  .$900 
Ravenswood,  Lulz  Pk  add.  It  54  b  2  Ang 

6.  H  Henderson  et  al  to  H  Mertoo  . . .  $375 
Ritchie  &  D's  sub,  and  hf  Its  3  and  4  and 
n  hf  It  5  n  hf  b  9  Webb's  sub,  b  e  qr  14 
38  13  Ang  22,  M  Finkelstein  to  J  N 

Kane  

Rood's  sub,  ond  hf  Int  It  6  b  1  n  w  qr  20 
40  U  Aug  12,  F  a.  Blomgren  to  A  Wos- 

berg  ]|550 

Roy's  sob,  s  123^  ft  and  n  25  ft  It  4  n  1^ 
b  16  Cole's  sob,  5  37  14  May  1,  H  L  Ro- 

dermel  to  R  U  Rodermel  $600 

Roy's  sob,  same  ppty;  Aog  23,  R  H  Ro- 
dermel to  R  M  Hart.  $600 

Rodolph's  sob,  It  277  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sob,  8  w  qr  18  40  14  Aog  20,  M  F 

Koeuig  to  E  H  Koeuig  $803 

Shont's  8ob,rt  45  e  hf  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  s  w  qr 
17  38  14  Aog  14,0  Q  Kephart  to  U  Dodge 


Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Go's  sab,  It 
128  s  e  qr  18  38  14  Aog  21,  E  M  Web- 
ster to  W  H  Bell  $600 

Sixty-third  st.  Oommings  &  Go's  sab.  It 
306,  18  38  14  Aog  24,  A  Kenny  to  D  Re- 
gan $;S60 

Sooth  finglewood,  Hill's  sob.  It  12  b  4 

Oct  6.  w  J  Ly  lie  to  H  S  Oloogh  $2ii0 

Sooth  Ch'uro,  Gross'  Cal  Hgfcs  add,  Its  17, 
18  b  8  Joly  2y,'9l,  N  K  Fairbank  to  J 

R  Page   !j:925 

jSooth  Englewood  sob.  It  15  b  62  n  w  qr 
I    4  37  14  May  1,D  F  Cnriey  to  0  A  Qard- 

/    oer  j,500 

'  Storey  &  A's  add,  nnd  hf  It  3  Au^  20.  W 

Bollia  to  P  R  Bnlnn  $300 

Snmmerdale,  It  7  b  •<;,  Ang  23,  J  Laoe  to 

M  Jeffers  $617 

Sommerdale,  It  20  b  3  June  '2C,  C  Lyok- 
man  to  L  Rosenberg  $4C0 


BLOOM. 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  15  b  14  aug  22.  Cti'go  T  &  T  Oi  to  J 

Donovaa   j^go 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  7  b  192  jjly  9,  8amB  to  0  J  H  Hack 

 $475 

Oli'go  Hgte,  Keeney's  sub,  Its  4  to  14  and  o  p.  b  28 

and  o  p;  aag  2li,  E  Faacli  to  E  H  Gill  $6200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  13  b  17a  aag  22,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  D  A 

Pierce,  |2325 

Oli'go  Hgts.  Us  11  and  12  b  182  jaly  27,  J  Bewigar 

to  H  Duensing  fg^g 

Patterson  add.  Its  35  and  36  b  20  aug  23,  R  M  Pat- 
terson to  A  41  Krieger  $350 

Vernamo,  Its  16  to  2  J  b  4  aag  28,  J  AUes  Jr  to  B 
Mayer  J750 

Woodard's  snb.  It  21  of  Us  25  to  32  Hltt's  sub,  n  w 
qr  8  w  qr  17  and  18  37  13  jane  6,  T  J  Woodard  to 
J  EErloson  11200 

W  Pullman,  Ist  add,  It  U  b  8  aug  19,  A  T  &  S  Bk  to 
Q  A  Kapp   $1500 


Seamen's  sub.  Its  12  and  18,  b  7  Salisbury's  sub,  s  e 

qr  6  39  13  july  27,  S  Seamens  to  K  Flanery  $700 

S  Rldgeland  Depot  sub,  It  1,  18  39  13  sept  1.  J  T 

lams  to  W  Ruppert    $700 

Hansen's  sub,  e  87.7  ft  It  23,  6  39  13  aug  22,  Est  of 

F  Foerster  to  J  Esch  $2575 

Carter's  sub,  It  29,  b  5  Frink's  snb,  8  and  9  39  13 

feb  20,  H  F  Frink  to  0  M  Coleman  $2500 

Niles'  sub.  pt  It  1.  Its  10  to  16  and  pt  U  7  Skinner's 
sub  of  land  s  w  cor  n  w  qr  7  89  13  aug  19,  H  Gair 

to  WKGair  tsfo.) 

Schmidt's  sub.  It  3,  It  13  and  pt  It  U  b  7  Kettle- 
string's  add  to  Harlem;  aug  19,  W  R  Gair   to  H 

Gair  $4000 

Walker's  sub,  Its  39  and  40  b  15,  bs  14  and  15  Salis- 
bury's sub,  5  39  13  aug  20,  S  A  Tolman  to   0  J 

Johuson  11210 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  26  and  26  b  33 

aug  21,  W  J  Andrews  to  P  J  Redmond  $1400 

Berwyn,  same  add.  It  27  and  n  hf  It  28  b  39  ang  13, 

Same  to  E  0  Simonson  $3500 

Austin,  Johuson  Jr's  add,  n  25  ft  s  225  ft  It  1  b  1 

aug  2i,  0  O  Madsen  to  P  O  Sten^land  $650 

Auslio,  same  ppty;  sept  15,'93,  F  H  Buker  to  0  O 

Madsen  jjog 

Orei^hton's  resub,  It  28.  b  11  Hawthorne,  28  and 

33  39  13  aug  17,  K  Kafczynski  to  T  Pooh  $1150 

Austin,  Rudolph  &  J's  add.  It  1  aug  22,  F  Rosea  to 

A  K  Geldeameier  ^  ..$800 

Oak  Lawn,  It  4  b  9,  e  hf  8  w  qr  anl  a  hf  n  w  qr  9 

39  13  aug  2i,  D  W  Norton  to  J  E  Fry  $1250 

Schmidi's  sub,  w  hf  U  6  b  3  s  w   10  acres  6  39  13 

sept  13,'8J,  a  0  Hansen  to  W  Weiland   $400 

Elk  56  sub  19  39  13  ex  s  300  acres  nu?  16,  Mast  In 

Chy  to  a  E  WilcJX  15251 

Olson  &  Oo's  sub,  It  43  aud  n  hf  It  4i  b  !  n  w  qr  17 

:-9  13  july  11,  H  0  WiUoo  to  A  Matts  m   $80  ■ 

Berwyn,  Us  16  and  17  b  6  feb  28,  W  J  And.e«8  et 

al  to  W  a  lutlle  tygo 

Walker's  sub,  Its  44  and  46  b  2  n  w  qr  9  39  13  aug 

2H.  S  A  Tolman  to  H  M  Lpuh'-s  tllOO 

Betnold's  sub,  It  7  b  3  s  w  qr  6  39  13  aug  6,  M  Ba- 
ker to  A  Schneider  et  al  $)550 

Berwyn,  Its  31  to  34  b  1  auj;  20,  F  H  Treat  to  E  J  1 
Treleavan  $2000  ' 


Ri  gelan  1,  Its  1  to  8  and  e  26  ft  Its  4  and  17  and  18 

b8.  aug  12,  A  T  Hemiugw-iy  to  O  E  Roberi8..$')OCiO 
Rldgelaud,  Its  14  to  16  and  19  b  8  ang  12,  A  E  Hem- 
ingway to  Same   tiM^' 

aawthorne  n  hf  u  he  It  7  b  14  aug  27,  J  A  Mc'.ane 

to  W  Ka^'perski  $125 

Lt  12  b  2  sub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  of  Lake  st 
9  39  13  aug  1,  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  to  O  Babe....$loOO 

Lt  9  b  2  same,  aug  1,  Same  to  Same  11600 

Oh'go,  Grant  Loo  Wks  add.  Its  «  and  7  b  36  july 

23,  D  B  I  y  uan  to  R  s  Grant   $767 

Berwyn,  Its  16  and  17  b  3  july  23,  J  D  Field  to  E  E 

Tfapy  $l,noo 

S  Kidgeland,  B  ifeld's  add,  It  112  s  w  qr  17   39  13 

aug  26,  L  Dllrich  to  E  E  Liode    $750 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P'rf  add.  It  3J  b  7  sub  bs  1   to  9 

july  23.  E  Goodrich  to  F  Craft  $600 

Oak  Pk,  Blackstone's  add,  Its  19  and  2j  b  6  aag  19, 

E  0  Waller  to  8  0  Oady   $12,000 

La  Vergae,  Keefe's  add.  Its  34  tj  33  b  4  jaly  31,  P 

Swans^n  to  M  J  Julian  fi^o  1 

Oak  Pk,  Wilson's  ad  1,  It  3  b  12  aug  27,  E  M  Steh- 

man  t)  L  E  Stoner  $1500 

SwiKart's  sub,  It3«  b  li.  It  6  and  pt  It  6  sub  18  39  13 
aug  26,  A  J  Abbs  to  W  F  Abbs  $6011 

EVANSION. 

Evanston,  McDaniel'ii  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  2  aug  17, 

W  Hensel  to  0  Schriaber  $700 

3  Evanston,  Caklen  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  4  eng  21,  E  0 

Oavanaugh  to  P  Kisch  $10,000 

Evanston,  Daniel's  aed,  Its  1  to  5. 11  to  16  b  3  ang 

17,  E  Seiffdrt  to  O  N  Johnson  $3000 

Evanston,  It  11  sub  b  85  may  1,  Northwestern  Dni- 

versity  to  J  G  Orchard  $1030 

Evanston,  Chase  &  L's  add,  n  hf  It  1  b  7  ang  28,  H 

S  Saxe  to  M  8  Smith  jigoo 


Lay  h  L's  sub.  It  12  and  s  lif  It  13  b  2  s  w  qr  4  38  12 
ju'y  15,  0  E  William)  to  D  B  Lymin  $61  00 

La  Grange,  It  15  b  11  aug  15,  P  J  Klapperich  to  M 
E  Mason  jguQ 

Curtis  sub.  Its  105  and  106.  bs  1  and  8  Nlckerson's 
sub,  6  38  13  june  29,  Royal  Trust  Co  to  A  A 
f»>»'P8   $1000 

Grossdale,  Its  2!  and  24  b  2  )  may  26,  S  E  Gross  to 
T  Horn  

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Its  20  nnd  21  b  61  aug 
24,  Same  to  H  J  Hansen  |2oo 

Grossdale  It  30  b  3  july  19,'90,  Same  to  S  Thomp- 


Mnywood,  Marsh's  add.  It  2  b  2  Sep'   18,94,  W  t 

Fagan  to  W  H  Gray  ,inoo 

M«yw')od.  and  hf  int  It)  4  and  6  b  197  ana  21  O 

si.flel  to  .J  H(  fl,l   ..  !.$400 

Meywood,  Its  'ii  &ud  23  b  193  ana  1,  J  Smith  to  ii  E 

'""«'■«''  $.800 

l  ol  ew.iod,  We^t  Side  Rice  av.  Us  332  aud  333  iulr 

8,  .)  E  Rice  to  0  W  Collins   .t  JtO 

Mayw  >od.  Madison  ft  add.  Its  543  and  644  mch  II 

E  L'admus  lo  0  O  Russell  (m'to 

May  wood,  same  ppty,  aug  14,  C  O  Russell  to  U  L 

 $1000 

Madison  Pt  add.  It  304,  10  39  12  may  25,  Z  0  Smiih 

10  J  P  Nielsen   $2100 

Grossdale,  It  8  b  17  aug  23,  H  Olson  to  E  Olson  .1600 
Melrose,  Its  11  and  12  b  94  au  ^  24,  8  M  Blots   et  al 

to  M  Morris  et  al   jjj^q 

Lts  6  to  10,  41  lo  46  b  2,  It  14  b  5  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr 
16  39  12  aug  15,  8  K  Banda  lo  M  E  Diefendorf.tBOOO 

THOENTON. 

Hammond,  Fulcher's  add.  It  2  i  b  7  oct  24, '94  M  M 
Hirsch  to  H  Schul  z   .'....$328 

Harvey,  Residence  sub.  Its  41  to  46  b  4  and  u  d- 
ang  16,F  R  Utiey  to  N  R  Reed   $5260 

WooJIawn  av,  An  hony's  sub.  Its  36  ai  d  b7  b  2,  35 

S6  14  aug  23,  L  J  Mosness  ta  B  H  Hellen   !$1200 

Woodlawn  av,  same  ppty;  aug  23,  M  Hellen  to  L  J 

Mosness  ^^^00 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Its  3^  and  36  b  "P"  july  19 

W  L  Coryell  to  D  B  Lyman  et  al  ...$600 

Harvey,  Browu's  add.  Its  t6  and  46  b  8  apr  15  M  M 

Brown  to  Q  W  Nanse  fiOUC 

Harvey,  fame  add.  Its  24  and  40  b  I.  It  i'l  b  4  m  y  1. 

Same  to  8am»   $4(  00 

W  Hammond,  It  19  b  16  may  4,  W  T  Cessna  to  M 

Tobolsk  i   %30o 

Lt  8  b  75  sub  of  17  E6  14  jaly  3().'J1,  J  D  Orant  to  0 

E  Hathaway   $2000 

Harvey  Res  sub.  Its  7  to  13  b  11  n  e  qr  18  36  14  autr 

15,  F  R  Ctley  to  E  0  Porter   $,o60 

Harvey,  MoMahou'p  add.  Us  46  and  47  b  7  aug  is 

O  M  McMabon  to  W  J  Hmedley   ..$800 

McClintock's  fub.  It  1  b  8  n  e  qr  30  3   14  aug  26  0 

E  McClintock  to  A  Holman   ".»ECO 

Harvey.  Brown's  add.  It  3  and  o  p  b  3  and  o  p-  aug 
1,  M  M  Brc  wn  to  G  W  Vancee   .xTi  1 


Vancee  0 

Harvey  Res  sub.  Its  1  to  3,  3f>  to  39  b  7,  1m  36  1 4  are 

15,  F  R  Uttley  to  W  W  Pquire  tiu60 

Harvey,  Lord's  159lh  st  £dd.  Its  3  and  4  bl2  aus 

28,'92,  A  Rpeightto  O  E  Murray  .'...»402 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  "B"  ang  21. 
8  FSwantees  lo  A  L  Ken. per  )34C0 


 $S26 

Curtis  sub,  Its  158  and  169.  bs  1  and  8  Nlckerson's 
sub  e  ht  6  38  13  aug  26,  M  J  Broadshaw  to  A  Hof- 

 $90d 

W  Grossdale,  Its  43  to  45  b  22  june  29.  8  E  Gross  to 


0  Doman. 


.$1060 


MAINE. 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  10  to  12  b  27  aug  19,  T  G  &  r  Co  to 

W  O  Taylor  _ jgQQ 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  41  b  14  aug  20.  Same  to  O  S  Bur- 

$200 


S  highlands,  s  hf  It  5  b  3  aug  20,  W  A  Collins  to  M 


Gese 


$400 


Harmon  A  Y's  snb,  Iti  1  to  4  b  4  s  e  qr  25  ,17  13  ang 

22,  J  A  McKeever  to  V  Zacher  $2000 

Oak  Lawn,  Oranlall's  sub.  Its  19  to  24  b       4  37  13 

aug  27,  A  Gordon  to  J  Casey  12  03 

Highland's,  e  hf  It  2  b  1  aug  27,  P  N  Miller  to  D 


0  Butts. 


.$.0J 


Lt  28  b  4  sub  pt  n  e  qr  12  t6  13  aug 
Co  to  J  Schlmicb  


well. 


Edison  Pk,  Butler  i  MeO's  sub.  Its   35  and  36  b  2 

aug  21,  F  F  Arnold  to  H  A  Beck    $6000 

Park  Ridge,  Bolton  add,  It  23  aug  16,  J  F  Ourry  to 

H  4  Beck  j^200 

NEW  TBIEB. 

West  5  aores  w  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  19,42  13  aug  14. 

F  .Schwall  to  J  S  Schwall  '  I650 

Wilmette,  Paul's  div,  Its  15  and  16  b3  aug  22,  W 

Reichardt  to  J  H  Vefrall  $600 

Glenooe,  Bornfif's  eub.  Its  43  and  44  b  5  nov  24, '94, 

L  H  Harris  to  B  H  Hellen  $1000 

Winnetka,  Prov  Mat  Ld  Assn,  It  10  b  5,  It  31  b  12 

aug  21,  R  D  Oorlett  to  M  D  Pearce  $1000 

Winnetka,  Dale's  add,  Its  6  and  6  b  1  jaly  23,   M  H 

Ear  ling  to  C  8  Owen  $15,o;0 

Wilmelte,  McOanney  add.  It  1  b  1  aug  12,  E  Mc- 

Canney  to  J  L  Bolen   }6qo 

Greenleaf's  resub.  Its  1  to  3  b  10,  bs  29  to  34  Wil- 
mette; oct  lll,'9i,  II  E  Barker  to  J  0  Barker.  $2260 
Paul's  add,  e  hf  It  15  b  6,   28  42   13  may  29,  T 

Schuettner  to  C  Weide  $j600 

Paul'.i  add,  w  hf  It  15  .same;  may  29,  Same   to  A 

Zl'uorski  J3500 

Ch'g  }  N  Shore  Ld  Oo,  It  2  b  13  8  and  17  18  42  13  aag 

23,  W  D  Preston  et  al  to  J  H  Fowler  $350 

Winnetka,  AUes'  1st  add.  It  1  b  1  aug  20,  J  Alles  Jr 

toF  R  Cjrvims  $3000 

w  iunetka.  Peck's  add,  w  55  ft  s  hf  b  67  nov  2,'94,  R 
M  Graves  to  0  Mack   i^gij 

OBLAND. 

Lilicoln  Hgt',  Its  11  to  17  b  7  aug  2-j,  O  J  Hogue  to 
H  G  Strassheim  $1750 

PBOViao. 

Majwiod  Its  1  to  5,  16  to  2U   b  102   aug   14,  K  M 

Herrick  to  G  Olapp  43000 

Fowler  B  ,s  B's  sub.  n  8  ft  It  25  w  26!4  acres  n  w 
qr  2  and  11  39  16  aug  12.  H  Strable  to  J  E  Patter- 
son   $2400 

Maywood.  ,t  7  b  179  aug  7,  G  Hansel  to  J  J  Probst 

 -    $400 

Maywood,  Marshes  add,  It  27  b  2  july  27,  0  H 
Baldwin  to  D  0  Harrison  $10.0 


6,  Royal   Tru  t 

 $226 

Lt  47  b  14  snb  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  aug  26,  Royal  Truit 
Co  to  M  Wichalski  ^^75 

Clairmont.  Fmilh  &  Go's  2nd  add,  I1471  b8  july 
13,  8  E  Barrel!  to  W  N  Green  heirs  ot  $ao 

LETDEN . 

Ellsworth,  I't  add.  Its  6  to  9  b  22  Bug  20,  E  B 
Weeks  to  Home  for  Destitute  Cripple  1  C  h'ildren 
 'ItOJ 

Franklin  Fk.  3rd  add.  It  20  b  36  mch  9,  L  Franklin 
to  D  E  Burliugame  jgoo 

Part  n  w  qr  3  40  12  containing  6  acres;   dec   22 '92 

W  Keller  to  F  NieUe  .'$1000 

Part  n  w  qr  same;  dec  22,'93,  F  Nlehle   to  O  Kel- 

 tltCO 


ler. 


NILE  3. 

Njrwocd  Pk,  Liud-itrom  &  M's  ad  ,  It  14  b  3  sept 
22,'94.  W  H  Tuttle  to  A  Hanso   $  26 

Assr's  div  of  Miranda's  resnb,  a  dhfltg,  3141  13 
and  o  p;  aug  22,  W  Ostat  g  t.  8  P»gf  }25t0 

BIVBBi  IDE. 

Eiversifle  Lawn.  Its  5  to  7,  9  and  10  b  4,  36  39  li 

july  27,  A  T  Whitiuoreto  M  J  Wh.tujoro  $9j00 

Riversile,  Bradish  &  M's  ad  I,  II9  1  to  9  b  7  oct  9 

'?2,  J  R  May  to  M  Traver  t^COO 

Riverside,  let  div,  n  hf  it  18  D  C  jau  17,  J  L  Lee  to 

E  J  Pacek  11250 

Hollywood,  1  s  19  and  2)  b  8  au^  i6,  0  M  Whee'er 

to  G  G  Oliver  $lkOO 


liEMONT. 

South  hf  s  e  qr  31  37  11  july  27.  H  8eiler  to  E  A 

Weujk  12500 

Lemont,  It  3  b  3  june  23,  P  FMz  to  F  Lindemant37„0 
Norton's  W  sub,  n  25  f t  It  7  b  6  n  w  qr  29  37  11  ang 

16,  K  MoOanna  to  L  Viciery   $2  0 

Lemont,  Downses'  add.  It  1  b  k  sub  It  8  etc  b  7  aug 

21,  M    hies  to  J  W  McOfr  by  $UOJ 

Lemont,  same  pply;  aug  21,  J  W   McOjr;hy  to  E 
Ihiea     ti600 

LEASES. 

John  Mulveil  has  leaded  to  the  '4reat  Northern 
Theater  aud  Botel  Company  frmu  May  1,  1895.  f  r  a 
term  of  99  years,  the  foUowb  goo  ,ert\ :  Qaiucy  st. 
liiO  ft  e  of  De  .rborn  St.  n  f  25x<  VJ.  at  an  aunaal 
rental  of  $6,0t0. 

Ella  8  Ward,  Char'e^  F  liradlev  and  Harriet  E 
Bradley  have  lear<eii  to  the  Great  Northern  1  heater 
cnil  Ho; el  Compauy.  frnm  May  I,  18i»5.  for  a  term  cf 
9-'  Tears,  the  following  propsny:  Jackson  st,  126  ft  e 
of  Dearborn  st,  s  f  60  ft  rnnning  ihrough  to  Qaincy, 
having  a  frontage  on  Qnincy  et  ot  &6!4  ft  at  an  an- 
nual rental  of  $30,000. 


836 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  31,  1895 


TKrST  WBKUS  AMD  MOKTWAttKS. 

inoludin«Balldl«B  and  Loan  Soclet.e.. 

T  fr.  V  \  Guilford  aog  30,  Its  2 

It  5  b  2.  3  38  14  and  o  p.  5y  3 
and31t&DAoo  ...$8500 

Ande'r'on B 'to  J  H  aUberV^u^  .3,  ltJ9 


Anderson  a  i'      -  —  «'22()0 

AnVewI  ^%^Vo1iorT;o;tee;-T3f  R 
^fa^S  13,  Us  20  and  21b  36.  31  39  13,5 


ag  lo,  ivc    •  ^. 

»  ^       nkiVo  Irving  Pk'L&  B  Assn  ang 

ft  25^  21.  15  39  13   il^CO 

'  u  «  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  jnne  5,  It  35  b 
,nelt  G  E  to  J  n  vjt.  j  ^^^^^ 


Arq 


a/^pH  O  o'to  N  M  ^one.  ioly  1,  Us  1  and 
^^Pt  U  f  b  13.  17  39  14.  6y  5^1-  .«10,O00 


It  28 
.$2200 


I'OO 


Col  rs  D  F  to  E  Q  Foreman  aog  15,  It  26 
b  2  b  2.i.  33  39  14.  5y  6«  f  7l  OD 

Clauoy  P  to  W  W  Carter  aog  17.  Us  11  to 
14  and  pt  15  Simonda  snb  15  38  14,  6% 

 $2i'* 

Claniing  F  W  to'w  H  Ta»g«  ^'V«\?rn 
and  9  b  1  b  15,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6^.|41C0 

Cnrry  R  F  to  W  Onrry  aug  19,  leasehold 
of  pt  Us  9  and  10  b  14  EvanBton,  2y  M 

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Coivin  aVoG  WMnrray  may  4,  It  19  b  6, 

28  38  14,  5y  6«  r  ■/..•rJ 

Onmmins  M  to  J  Plant  aog  15,  U  40  b  A 
1  39  13.  3y  no  int . 


It  19 

.$9300 


.$4500 
It  2'>. 
. .$1150 


Anderson  U  N  to  R  Berger  aug  21. 

.        '.^'o  i*Baird  ang'ii:"u'39  b  43,  5 
Ahem  A  to  L  Baird  aog     ,   .^^^ 

An«St   fw«ang  1^  U 

aug  17.pt  US  50  and  ^1  b  18,  31  39  U,^^ 

AnderVon  0  G  H  to  H  W  Chandler  aug  16 

u  7  h  6  1  39  13  and  o  p.  6%  *  if  " 

.       w      F  Laokner  inly  U,  Pt  U  9  It  3, 
Anec  H  to  F  ^aj^^      ^  $6000 

akI«vE  ERtoS  ZeVsie'r"aDg  9,  U  39 
Abbey  ^  E  h,  to  o  „   15500 

Uir  ot  partn  b  8  RooKweu  auu.  -  .  * 
Barnett  M  J  to  F  oilman  aug  ^,    It  81 

Cottage  Grove  sub,  34  3S  14,  Moh  1.  97^^ 

gij   

Blaha  Tto  W  Heinemann  aog  20. 

Lee  sub  and  op.  20  39  14.  2y  &% 
Biokford  H  C  to  G  M  Stone  jane  1,  U  1  b^^ 

42  Rogers  Pk,  6%...  Vc"'u<^^ 

Brandt  A  M  to  H  P  Kranz  aog  20.  pt  s  e 

frl>^  30  41  14.  6%.....  Z 

Bergman  H  to  M  A  Staober  aog  15.  It  31 

b  l,31  40  14,  5y6^  iV",;  ? 

RArtrein  Q  to  W  D  Cooper  aog  13.  It  17 
^Spt  16  b  16,  26  and  35  38  14.  e%UWO0 
Barnes  E  J  to  Crocker  Chair  Co  aog  22  It 

1  Barry  sub  s  e      3  38  14,  18m  6^ 
Beard  W  M  to  W  D  Kerfoot  aug  5, 

b  9,  6  39  14,  6%  ■ 

Brown  R  to  F  M  Elliott  aug  22,  It  1  It  15 

etc,  7  39  14,  4y  6%.....  •■■■wfrT 

Briarton  P  J  to  T  Oassidy  aug  23.  It  104 

Sheffield  add,  3y  6«  V-uiu*,.; 

Butts  D  C  to  E  N  Scott  aug  6   It  1  It  25 

Butz  sob  b  8,  17  38  14,  ■  •  •  •  S7000 

Brnel  B  to  C  G  French  aug  24,  It  14  b  3  b 

12.  29  40  14.  6%  o,--,V^>  h 

Berg  N  J  to  H  A  Haogan  aog  23,  U  42  b 

59.19  39  14.  5y  6%  •  «2500 

Bishopp  W  D  to  P  Van  Vhssingen  aog  23 

pt  1^24  Biehopp  sob,  34  39  _H.  5y^6%^^ 

Boh'lie  M  to'j  H  Van  Vlissingen  aog  23, 

It3?b4b2etc,4  38  14,  5y  6^.  .  .  «4500 
Browaro^yk  F  to  J  fl  Gilbert  aog  14.  It  21 

b  1,  13  39  14,  6%  • 

Bode  F  to  E  F  Bayley  aog  23.  It6  b  76  14 

38  14  6y  65S  ...    f  iu"iJ 

Bramar'a  W  L  to  Northn  T  Oo  aog  22  It 

17  b  2  5  37  14  -   l.  uju 

BUzinge'r  F  to  F  Whitfield  joly  16,  It  23  b 

1,  15  39  13,  1%  ;r,Vif  n 

Rills  G  D  to  fl  W  Leman  aog  15.  Us  11  to 

13  31  and  32  b  2.  23  38  14.  3y  6«. ,  .  $2452 
Bird'M  to  C  F  Knowlton  jane  10,  '^4.  pt 

Its  45  aud  46  b  9,  8  38  14,  jane  10,   96^  ^ 

BeVthoil  F  A  to  w'  Ohi"  B  &  L  Assn  aog  17 

Its  land  2  bl,  8  39  13,  1%.  ••••••f,*f° 

Berkman  M  to  E  G  Foreman  aog  17,  It  3 

b  3,  DeleTan  add,  5y  6^    f5CO0 

uaskiD  M  to  S  Strauss  aug  21,  It  87  b  5. 

20  39  14,  51m6«  WVl 

Barclay  H  M  to  E  Q  Pauling  aog  14,  It  4 

b  1  b  44  ShefE  add.  3y  7%   $1500 

Boehm  A  C  to  School  Trostees  Tp  39  R 

13,  aug  8,  It  10  b  1  It  2,  9  39  13,  5y  7% 


Becker  0  J  to  J  W  Becker  july  23,  It  35  b 

7,  11  37  13,  2y  6%  $150'' 

Bordsall  M  J  to  E  F  Bayley  aog  21,  U  17 

Keiths  So  Pk  add,  14  38  14,  5y  .$8000 
Bartholomew  C  to  W  1)  Kerfoot  joly  25, 

It,  36  and  37  b  9.  6  39  14,  12y  6%.  .$2400 
Christensen  L  to  E  G  Foreman  aog  16,  It 

1  b  8,  )  39  13.  ly  6%    $11(0 

Ohioholm  8  and  J  to  III  Sav  and  Loan 

Aasn  jone  24.  It  37  b  4,  20  .38  14  . .  $1200 
Cole  J  L  and  A  V  to  O  Pelizer  aog  21.  It 

13  b  13,  28  39  14,  5y  6%  $1500 


Conard  G  to  M  A  Conard  jnly  24.  It  32  & 

pt  31  b  5,  29  39  13,  4y  &%  

Campbell  J  S  t..  Dooglas  Fk  Bldg  Assn 

Caoghey  G  E  to  Northern  Tinst  Co  aog 

15  It  12  U  7  ForreslviUe.  2y  7^.  ...  $4000 
Ohristoph  K  to  W  Heiuemann  aog  21,  U  S 

b  4,  30  41  14,  4y  G%  $300*^ 

Calver  M  J  &  J  to  W  Q  Brinkerhoff  aog 
24,  It  1  and  pt  2  b  86,  Rogers  Pk.  2y^^J^^ 

ChVistoffe^son  o'to  E  O  Brown  aog  22  It 

50  b3.  12  39  13.  6y  6^  $lo«0 

Cameron  M  and  J  to  Ohi  Title  and  T  Co 
aog  20.  Its  30  to  34  b  1,  15  38  14,  5y  W 

•  ■    •>    ••••  SooUv 

Colander  O  A  to  Swedish  B  &  L  Assn  aug 

22.  U  46  b  3.  £0  39  14,  6%  $*3fO 

CahiU  J  to  Deeriug  B  and  L  Asst  anK  \2, 
It  50  w  1^  n  e  M  8  38  14,  7^  ..... .  •  $1200 

Cameron  M  and  J  to  Chi  Title  and  T  Co 

an;r  20,  Us  30  to  34  b  1,15  38  14...$3.C0 
Camp  E  B  to  0  W  Spalding  joly  22,  Its  1 

to  16  b  2/,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  •  *l?t 

Chaffee  J  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  aog  24,  It  .^2  b 

14,  10  38  14,  3y  1%  ^^iW<J 

Claossen  P  J  to  L  Ratbje  aug  17,  Us  25 

to  27  b  61,  19  39  14.  5y  6%  $5000 

Callahan  J  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn 

joly  1,  U  6  U  160,  24  37  14.  . -  $2200 

Dieden  0  to  A  Petersen  aog  21,  pt  It  11  b 

4  Higgins,  Law  and  Cadd.  3y  6^... $1500 
Doffy  J  R  to  Lin  and  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn 

aug  12,  U  20  b  4,  9  38  14,  —  $1200 

Dattelo  S  to  S  Hogenson  aug  17,  Us  ^5  to 

27  b  3.  4  38  13,  5y  7^  $3500 

Di  Toniasso  G  to  H  B  Wickersham  aug  21 

pt  It  5  b  30  Ogden  add,  5y  6^  $3000 

Davison  T  to  W  Chicago  B  &  L  Assn  joly 

20.  It  3  b  5.  27  39  14.  5y  6%  $1080 

Doyle  W  L  to  M  W  Kozminski  aug  19,  It 

13  b  2,  17  38  14,  5y  6^  $'20:0 

Daly  P  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aog  21,  It 

g5  b  23,  31  40  14,  ly  8«  $1300 

Dick  E  E  to  C  A  Burley  aug  15,  It  22  b  3, 

5  40  14,  5j6%   $5000 

Daniels  O  to  A  Loeb  aug  23,  It  23  b  1  b  2, 

36  40  13,  5y  6?  $6000 

Dnbach  J  W  to  L  Williams  aug  13,  pt  U 

11  b  1  b  1,  10  38  14,  ly  6«  $2000 

D'Evera  A  B  to  E  S  Dreyer  aog  27,  Us  43 

and  44  b  40,  21  40  13,  5y  6^  $8000 

Dofly  M  0  to  C  L  Jenks  Jr  aog  21,  ptlt  1 

b  17,  29  40  14,  2y  7^  $2CO0 

DoehlaHtoJH  Gilbert  aog  19,  Us  24 

and  25  b  2,  4  39  14,  2y  6%  $1200 

Day  S  S  to  N  M  Jones  joly  1,  U  3  and  pt 

4  b  20,  28  37  14,  ly  7^  $3500 

Dicks  E  F  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  aog  15,  It  3 

b  9,  19  40  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Evensen  J  to  0  H  Dnensing  aug  15,  U  9  b 

6,  1  39  13,  5y  6«  $1200 

Ehrhardt  J  to  A  Lotholz  ang  17,  It  60  b 

33,  33  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Edler  F  to  U.  Fekenthal  ang  22,  Us  9  to 

11  b  15  Lee  add,  6y  6^  $3000 

FaUis  S  W  to  B  O  Brown  aog  21,  It  96  b 

3,  12  39  13.  5y  6^  $6000 

Fitz  Morrice  J  to  T  M  Baker  ang  7.  U  37 

44  and  45  b  3,  27  38  14,  3y  6i.g$J . . .  -  $1200 
Fielding  J  to  M  B  Gresnebaum  aug  22, 

It  6  b  3,  15  39  13.  2y  6^  $1700 

Fougren  F  M  to  W  A  Hamlin  ang  23.  pt  It 

37%  31.  16  38  14.  7%  $'800 

Foogren  F  to  W  A  Hamilton  ang  23,  pt  It 

37  b  31.  16  i>.8  14.  7%  $1800 

Flood  R  E  to  R  Berger  aog  21,  It  14  b  3, 

16  38  14.  3y   $!<• 

Friel  F  to  M  E  Greenebaom  aog  19,  It  53 

Cir  ct  partn,  4  38  14,  4y  7^  $1200 

French  0  S  to  W  D  Cooper  aog  17,  It  10  b 

2  U  16  etc.  23  38  14,  5y  656   $1500 

Foohs  E  A  &  G  to  P  Van  Vlissingen,  Us 

16  and  16  b  8.  17  38  14,  by  6%  $80C0 

Falkenberg  F  A  to  E  O  Brown  aog  13,  Us 

25  and  26  b  3,  1  39  13,  5y  6^  $7500 

Fiene  L  to  C  L  Sohaar  aog  16,  pt  It  3  b  4, 

15  38  14,  5y  8f„   $6000 

Franklin  L  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co  joly  1,  pt  b 
7,  Ist  add  Franklin  Pk,  6^  $7600 


Forsberg  A  W  to  S  R  Hnrford  may  1,  It 

an  and  pt  21  b  2,  I'i  40  14,  6%  $2250 

Foley  M  to  G  M  Stevens  apl  23.  It  1  b  2, 

7  39  14,  7%   $1700 

Foster  O  0  10  S  Curtis  ang  14,  pt  It  1  and 
pt  its  91  to  97  and  a'l  It  100  Bronsou 

add.    $6000 

Freucd  0  F  to  Afhland  av  B  &  L  Assn  aog 

10,  It  19  b  12,  18  39  14,  7%  $3000 

Fordyoe  H  G  to  F  B  Penbody  aog  14.  pt 
Its  1  to  4  It  1  etc.  14  38  14,  jan  14,  97 

 $2500 

Gross  C      to  8  Straos  aog  2ii,  It  5  Pearce 

sob  10  38  14,  5y  6%,  2  deeds  $14,0'  0 

Qrabowski  A  to  0  L  Schaar  ang  20,  It  45 

b  SSoringer  &  F  add,  5y  7%  $1500 

Qoogh  k  A  to  D  C  Collins  aog  21,  pt  It  9 

b  12,  18  39  14,  7y  5%  $4000 

Granz  E  W  to  H  A  Haogan  aog  21,  It  11 

b  4  b  1,  etc,  Clifford  add,  5y  6%....  $1400 
Gill  G  A  to  0  L  Hotohiuson  aog  20,  pt  It 

1  b  2,  10  38  14,  ly  6^  $3000 

Graw  H  J  to  F  B  Peabody  aog  20.  It  145 

b  1  etc.  16  39  13,  5y  7%  $3001 

Qinshorg  A  to  W  Loeb  aqg  13,  It  66  It  11, 

18  39  14,2y  6«  $1600 

Glover  O  R  to  C  L  Hotohinson  ang  20,  It 
6  (ex  w  60  ft)  b  4  Oleaverville  add,  5y  b% 

\  $65,000 

Uann  D  L  to  S  Donlop  aog  20,  s  n 

31  40  12,  5y  6^  $3000 

Hill  A  H  to  V  J  Daokers  aug  17.  Us  9  12 

and  13  b  35,  22  40  13,  3y  6^  $1500 

Basse  L  0  to  J  Tess  ang  1,  It  18  s  e  >4  21 

41  13,6!J  $1600 

Harrer  0  to  P  Risch  ang  9,  Us  17  and  18 

b  5  Kelney  &  R  to  Evnstn.  4y  6^. .  .$4000 
Uommel  A  to  B  Hart  aog  8,  Us  26  and  27 

It  38.  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $12,000 

Harlej  L  to  E  Maynard  aug  13,  It  13  It  12 

b  10,  11  39  13,6%  $144) 

Hayes  K  M  to  E  H  Fishburn  July  30,  Its 

12  to  17  b  5,  15  39  13,  6y  6%  $3400 

Herrmann  0  to  R  Berger  aug  24,  It  23  b 

15.  19  40  14,  3y  63^%  $1100 

Uiokey  M  to  H  0  Schintz  aug  15,  It  99  b 

3,30  39  14,  7%  ,  $2000 

Hielm  P  J  to  E  Stock  ang  22,  It  86,  4  39 

14.  6!^  $3£O0 

Harles  W  W  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  aug  20 

It  9  b  2,  23  38  14.  2y  6^  $1500 

Haizman  A  to  M  E  Greenebaom  aog  17, 
U  27  b  56,  19  39  14,  5y  6%      ...  ...$2000 

Hoban  T  F  to  E  S  Dreyer  aog  17,  It  148 

b  1,  24  39  13,  3y  6%  $UO0 

ofman  V  to  A  Peterson  aog  13,  Us  24  to 

40  b  22  Elston  add,  5y  7%  $9000 

Hogan  0  to  Citizens  B  &  L  Assn  aog  17, 

It  20  b  5  Garfield,  6%  $1200 

Hodgson  G  8  to  Oak  Pk  B  &  L  Assn  ang 

20,  Us  1  to  3  b  220  Maywood,  7^. $15,000 
Hnmmell  G  T  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  inly 

15.lt  4  It  2,  29  40  14,  7%  $3000 

Johnson  J  A  to  A  Ohylraos  aug  21,  It  37 

b  3,  20  40  14  $1100 

Jokish  C  E  to  L  Carter  aug  5,  Us  22  to  24 

b  91,  5  and  6  37  15,  2y  6^.  $2000 

Jentzen  F  to  S  A  Wallher  aog  20,  It  13  It 

5  b  7,  6  39  14,  lOy  <o%  $2000 

ones  E  W  to  R  Berger  aog  19,  pt  It  59 

Bronson  add,  5y  6^  $10,000 

ones  F  G  to  K  G  Schmidt  aug  21,  It  28  b 

2,  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Johnson  A  to  J  R  Foolke  aog  24,  U  1  It  15 

b  1  Sheff  add,  .5y  b}4%  ....$10,000 

Johnson  A  to  J  R  Fonlke  aog  24,  It  1  It  15 

b  1  b  11  Sheff  add,  5^,%  $10,000 

Jennings  KE&JEtoOA  Borley  aog  22 

It  12  It  41  etc  b  27,  12  39  13,  2y  7^. $1200 
Jacobs  8  to  T  H  Schintz  ang  20,  It  66  b  6 

Sampson  &  G  add,  ly  7!J  $5i  03 

Jost  O  to  Oiks  &  Mchs  B  L  &  I  Assn  aog 

16,  pt  b  6,  2  39  13,  8%  $2000 

Johnson  A  to  W  Loeb  ang  15,  Us  28  to  30 

b  16,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $2100 

Kelley  P  J  to  0  F  Schumacher  aug  16,  it 

69  b  5,  19  39  13,8^  $1600 

Kollooh  A  to  Home  M  L  Assn  aog  13,  It 

44  b  4,  6  39  14,  f;}4%  $5000 

Karbaoh  0  W  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  15.  It 

3  b  3,  34  39  13,  5y  6^  $5500 

Krehler  E  to  R  Hart  aog  22,  It  12  b  2 

Gross  nw  add,  5y  7^  $2200 

Koslik  F  to  T  H  Schintz  aog  17,  U  2  b  9 

Brand  add, 5y  6y  

Kath  A  to  W  A  Panlsen  ang  17,  It  9  b  4  b 

44,  Sheffield  add,  7%   $2000 

Kirchhoff  F  to  J  H  Gilbert  aog  23,  pt  Us 

6  and  7,  30  40  15,  4y  6%  $7500 

Kredler  E  to  H  0  Zottermeister  aog  23.  It 

93  b  50,  19  39  14,  6^  $1200 

Kennelly  P  to  E  Q  Foreman  aog  zl.  It  25 

b  8.  4  39  14.  5y  6^  $1500 

Kaehl  H  R  to  S  Mayer  ang  16,  Us  25  to 
27  b  5,  2  39  13,  6%  $1300 


Kehl  M  to  W  Heinemann  ang  13,  Ita  44 
aod  45,  Watson  T  3r  D  snb  6  39  14,  5y 

6%  $3'00 

Kirkham  E  M  to  A  B  Mead  aog  15,  pt  b 

17  Kavenswood.  6y  6%  $6(  00 

Krola  J  L  to  W  F  Lobeke  aog  20.  It  24  b 

1.  36  40  U,  6^   ....$2500 

Krynioki  W  to  J  Frake  aog  12,  It  10  b  22 

S  Chicago.  ii%  >.  $1500 

Koala  J  L  to  W  F  Lubeke  ang  20,  It  11  b 

1,  36  40  13,  e%  $2500 

Kirohhoff  H  to  P  O  Stensland  aog  22,  Its 
1  to  4  b  11  and  pt  b  16,  31  40  14,  5y  6% 

 $  iO,(  00 

Katz  0  B  to  E  G  Foreman  aog  21,  pt  b  7, 

3  39  13,  3y  6%   $  000 

Lippman  A  F  to  Title  G  and  T  Co  ang  22, 

It  27  b4  b  11  Sheffield  add,  5y  6%.. $1800 
Lendill  J  0  to  E  W  Borke  aog  21,  Its  27 

and  28  b  2,  28  38  14,  3y  6%  $200C 

Lightenhome  C  0  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  aog  12 

pt  It  4  b  14  Wolco;t  add.  6%  $9000 

Larson  S  8  to  0  A  Bnrley  aog  21.  Us  29 

and  30  b  1.  8  39  14.  5y  6%  $8003 

Lyman  D  B  to  D  Fales  joly  15,  It  12  and 
pt  13  b  2,  24  38  14,  5y  6%  $^500 


pt  . 

Lasham  L  to  R  Berger  aug  23,  U  1  b  2,  15 

39  13,  3y  fiHi  11300 

La  Points  D  A  to  Northn  Trust  Co  aog  3, 

It  36  b  12,12  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Lindeman  F  to  F  Petz  jnne  28,  It  3  b  3, 

Lemont,  6%  $2700 

Lewisohn  8  to  Harigari  B  &  L  Assn  ang 

21,  It  13  b  1,  20  40  14,  7%  $1700 

Levings  E  8  to  W  8  Haibert  jnne  20,  pt 

It  14  b  2,  21  38  14,  5y  6^   $2250 

Lyman  D  B  to  0  H  Williams  joly  15,  It  12 

b  2,  4  38  12.  5y  6%  $3600 

Lassers  A  et  al  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  17, 
Its  5  and  6  Palmers  add  8  Chicago,  5y 

6^  $(O0O 

Landis  E  M  to  J  R  Foolke  aog  13,  pt  It  5 

U  6  It  O,  28  40  14.  5y  6^  $2500 

Looe  F  W  to  Mut  Ben  L  Ins  Co   , 

pt  It  2  b  17  Wolcott  add.  5y  6%.  .  .$15.0C0 
Luce  M  to  F  B  Peabody  aog  15,  It  4  It  4  b 

7.  21  38  14,  5y  6}4%  $2900 

McGrath  T  to  P  MoGrath  aog  23,  U  3  It 

23  b  2,  8  38  14,  2y  6^   $1300 

Mattis  M  B  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  ang  12.  It 

17  b  5,  13  39  13,  2y  6%  $1500 

Mueller  A  0  to  T  H  Schintz  ang  23,  It  15 

b  6,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  $15f  0 

Matheny  0  E  to  T  H  Sohinfz  ang  22,  pt 

Us  6  and  6  b  15,  18  39  14.  5y  &%  . . .  $6000 
Murphy  0  B  and  P  to  Cottage  Grove  B 
and  L  Assn  aug  21,  U  49  b  2,  11  38  14, 

S%  $3000 

Morgan  J  H  to  J  H  Gilbert  ang  23,  It  5  U 

45  etc,  17  38  14,  3y  7%  $UO0 

McOann  E  L  to  A  C  Wenban  ang  20,  It  5 

It  1  etc  b  11,  18  39  14.    3y  6%  $10:0 

Metsch  W  K  to  J  G  Windenhofer  aog  22. 
It  104  Prnssing  add  Lake  View,  3  y  6^ 

  $2000 

McNamara  M  to  F  8  Hebard  ang  16,  Its 

49  and  50  Averill  snb  3  38  14,  2y  6%  $4000 
Mikkelson  K  to  P  O  Stensland  ang  15,  It 

62  b  42  Ogden  add,  5y  6^    $3(  00 

McCarthy  D  to  A  L  Sollivan  aog  21,  It  12 

Jackson  sub  13  3913,  3y  6%   $3500 

Mason  M  B  to  A  Podrasnik  ang  15,  It  5  b 

11,  4  38  12,  30  mos  7%  $1500 

Mandernaoh  M  to  J  B  Galloway  aog  19, 

Its  1  and  2  b  1,  8  38  14,  5y  6%  $3t00 

Moos  N  to  H  P  Kranz  aog  20,  Us  1  to  5  b 

3,  30  41  14,  5y  7^  $2300 

Moontoin  J  to  H  A  Haogan  ang  16,  pt  It 

9  b  6,  21  40  14,  5y  6^   $33,(00 

Mikkelson  K  to  P  O  Stensland  aog  15,  It 

62  b  42  Ogden  add,  5y  6%  $3000 

Mueller  F  W  A  to  Am  Trust  and  8  Bk 
aog  22,  It  10  Henry  sub  9  38  14,  6y  6% 

  $35(0 

Nicholson  D  to  E  F  Bayloy  aug  19,  pt  It 

15  b  6,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $2800 

Nordqnist  FN  to  S  L  Frone  aog  26,  It  14 

b  4,  2  39  13,  e%  $3500 

Nodert  C  to  8  W  Rawson  aog  23,  It  30  b  1 

Lee  add,  3y  6^  $3100 

Norton  M  to  W  F  Lobeke  aug  21.  It  5  b  13 

20  39  14,  3y6^  ..$16C0 

Nockin  J  M  to  Mot  Ben  Life  Ins  Oo  aog 

1,  It  36  b  6,  20  39  14,  5y  5^4%  $4000 

Kowaczewski  F  to  R  0  Price  aog  5,  Us  19 

to  21  b  7,26  40  13,  3y  6^  $3375 

Novy  V  to  T  H  Schintz  aog  19,  U  5  b  5, 

22  39  13,  5y  6%  $1200 

Nason  B  W  to  W  H  Wilson  aug  16,  It  2  b 

2,  23  38  14,  f^g   $8000 

Olsen  A  0  to  O  Kubin  aog  16,  pt  It  12  b 

59,  21  39  14,  5y  6%  $1550 

O'Connor  O  to  E  H  Erioson  aog  16,  It  18 

b  1,  22  38  12,  ly  6%%  $1100 

Opdyke  Ella  to  B  Opdyke  aog  25,  pt  It  21 


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U  67  Ellis  E  add,  2y  6^  f  3600 

Olson  J  N  to  Lake  V  B  and  L  Assn  ang  21, 

It  9  b  2  Norwood  Vk,7%  $1800 

Pope  J  M  ooDsvr  of  H  H  Pope  to  8  W 

Oancell  ang  19,  It  1  It  20  b  36,  7  38  14, 

5j  7%  $1200 

Pannier  E  O  to  W  Chi  B  &  L  Asan  aag 

SO,  It  62  b  2,  23  39  13,  7%  $2640 

Peterson  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  26, 

It  11  b  25,  25  40  13,  6y  6^  i2700 

Palnoh  O  to  Pnlasbi  L  and  B  Assn  ang  21, 

It  11  It  2  b  19.  29  39  14,  6>^^  $14.0 

Pelinski  F  to  J  P  Gehring  aog  22,  It  39  b 

9,  5  and  6  37  15,6^  $1800 

Piviansky  J  to  M  Pam  aag  20,  It  18  b  5, 

Kensington,  5y   $4800 

Patrick  F  W  to  A  B  Uoon  ang  22,   2y 

7%  ,  li-SOO 

Palmbla  M  0  to  Am  Trust  <fc  8  Bk  aug  19, 

It  17  b  1,  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Qninn  P  to  J  H  Gilbert  ang  22,  It  4  b  9, 

Aroher  add.  5y  6^  $2500 

Qainlan  B  to  Forthwestern  Mut  L  Ins  Oo 

ang  8,  pt  Its  3  and  4  Graves  sob  34  39 

14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Enqoitt  R  to  0  H  Fleischer  joly  9,  It  2  b 

1,  9  38  14,  5y  7%   $1100 

Ronston  H  A  to  Ev  stn  &  N  Cook  Co  B 

&  L  Assn  aag  13,  It  36  b  4,  20  37  14,  7% 

 $:^300 

Ramm  8  to  Q  H  Schneider  ang  20,  Its  33 

and  34,  26  39  13,  3y  6^  $1500 

Reynertson  R  to  A  H  Stepbani  ang  24,  It 

12  It  3.  6  39  14,  ly  6^  $1300 

Retzke  0  H  to  J  H  Gilbert  aog  21,  It  14  b 

3,  31  40  14,  3y  6^   1*3500 

Ryan  A  B  to  A  E  Walters  ang  10,  It  12  b 

2,  28  38  14,  by  7%  $2000 

Binge  G  to  T  J  Lefeus  aog  19,  Its  5  7  and 

9  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  7^  $5300 

Shaw  E  W  to  L  Carter  jaly  1,  It  16  b  20, 

Edgebrook,  e%   $1050 

8t  Pierre  G  C  to  H  Vollmer  ang  20,  It  26 

It  1  b  3.  13  39  13,  3y  6^%  $2800 

8alladay  E  L  to  T  P  Randall  aag  'j6,  It  10 

and  pt  11  b  24,  18  and  17  40  14,  3v  6% 

 $6000 

Siookham  W  H  to  A  Tower  aag  8,  It  6  and 

pt  5  b  2,  19  41  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Smith  E  and  F  to  School  Trastees  Tp  39 

R  13,  ang  15,  Its  261  and  262  b  12,  8  39 

13,  5y  7^   $30CO 

Stierstorfer  H  J  to  O  L  Sohaar  aag  18,  It 

10  b  6,  28  38  14,  5y  e%  $1400 

Schaaok  M  J  to  E  S  Dreyer  aag  5,  pt  l)iv 

1,  30  38  16,  3y  6}4%,  9  deeds  $11,500 

Soholz  J  to  S  Brown  Jr  aag  20,  It  46  b  2, 

30  40  14,  5y  6»/2%  $1300 

Sandel  Q  W  to  J  3  Shortall  aag  23,  It  SO 

It  29  etc  b  1.  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $6030 

Sears  J  to  W  T  Riokards  July  11,  It  11  b  7 

27  and  28  42  13,  5y  6<{  $4500 

Symons  A  to  R  Berger  ang  23,  It  4  b  2  b 

3,  27  38  14,  3y  6}4%  $1400 

Stone  Q  W  to  C  L  Sohaar  ang  22,  It  7  b  1, 

9  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Sears  P  A  8  to  0  Title  &  T  Oo  aog  10,  a 

hi  It  26  Kenwood,  2  38  14,  5y  6^.  .$15,000 
Switala  J  et  al  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  20, 

U  71  b  6,  5  39  14,  5j  65S  $4000 

Smith  W  R  to  W  Chi  B  &  L  Assn  ang  17, 

Its  49  and  50  b  4,  35  40  IS,  7%  $1800 

Second  Free  Meth  Ohnroh  to  G  Morgan 

ang  2,  Its  14  and  15  b  6  Flonrnoy  snb 

J  and  P  add,  5y  6^  $1500 

Stott  D  M  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn  ang 

19,  !t  18  b  1,  15  39  13,  7%  $3300 

St  Clair  8  M  to  Irving  Pk  B  and  L  Assn 

ang  23,  It  6  b  23  Irving  Pk,  6%  $22f  0 

Sanders  M  to  S  W  Strans  aag  15,  It  17  b 

1,  22  40  14,  3y  6^  ,  ...  $2000 

Swan  C  F  to  111  Sav  &  Loan  Co  jnly  31,  It 

30  b  43,  5  and  6  37  15  $2200 

Serhant  J  W  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  19,  It 

100  b  43,  19  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Saat  N  to  A  Peterson  ang  £0,  It  26  b  3,  20 

38  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Scbeider  J  to  J  H  Bnrtt  ang  14,  It  29  It  25 

16  38  14,  3y  6^   ...$1500 

Steele  C  E  and  W  Mason  tri  to  H  Rnbena 

aug  21,  pt  w  1^  n  w  J4  17  40  14,  3y  6%' 

 $4CO0 

Simoneon  E  C  to  W  J  Andrews  aag  15,  pt 

b  39,  31  39  13,  by  7%  |2500 

Thayer  A  J  to  C  M  Nichols  aag  17,  Its  11 

and  12  It  7,  18  41  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Tyson  E  to  F  W  Strang  ang  14,  It  29  b  4, 

18  38  14,  5y  6%  J50C0 

Thome  M  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  aag  19, 
Its  28  and  29,  44  etc  Edgewater  Pk,  3y 

6^  $3000 

Trnax  G  to  E  W  Zander  ang  15,  It  29  and 

pt  30  b  3,  19  40  14,  ly  6^^%  $2500 

Tenfert  M  to  F  Knntz  ang  1,  It  22  b  150 
Sampson  &()  add,  5y  6!J  ,..$1900 


Thompson  Phosphate  Co  to  O  E  Klein- 
man  jnly  23,  pt  b  15  Union  Pk  2d  add, 
2y  6%  $2000 

Tnrner  C  C  to  M  H  Fitzgerald  ang  1,  its 
60  and  61  b  5,  17  39  13,  5y  7^  $2000 

Trentelaar  J  D  to  J  H  Gilbert  aag  22,  It 
31  b  7,  2  39  13,  5y  7^  .   flOOO 

Thomas  E  0  to  J  B  Obermeyer  aag  22,  Its 
10  to  12  it  12,  3  38  14,  indemnity .  $35,000 

Tillenbarg  H  to  F  S  Winston  aag  20,  Its 
48  and  49  b  2,  8  40  14,  Eeb  28,  '97,  6% 
 $2000 

Tvingstrand  J  A  to  0  H  Geist  ang  20,  It  II 
b  24,  27  40  14,  5y  7^  $2260 

Thomas  B  to  3  A  Hangan  aag  16,  pt  It  30 
Johnston  sab  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $14,000 

Urban  K  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  14,  Us 
9  and  10  b  2,  26  39  13,  3y  7%  $1000 

Volz  W  to  E  Q  Foreman  ang  23,  Its  15 
and  136  Bronson  add.  5y  6^  $1500 

Volz  W  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  23,  It  15  It 
136  Brnnson  add,  5y  6%  $1500 

Von  Opper  U  to  J  M  Tavlor  ang  22,  It  20 
b  6,  20  40  14,  81  m  6^  $2700 

Vehmeyer  E  E  to  J  C  Spengler  ang  20,  It 
13  It  1  etc,  12  39  13,  5y  7%  $1800 

Venas  W  A  to  Ashland  av  B  &  L  Assn  ang 
23,  Its  19  to  21  and  pt  22  b  1 1,  14  39  13, 
7^  $1500 

Vose  F  P  to  W  T  Riokards  ang  21,  pt  It  25 
Gaffleld  sub  e  s  3^  s  w  J^,  7  41  14,  5y 
6%  $6600 

Vogt  H  to  0  L  Barnhart  aug  16,  It  12  and 
pt  13  b  18  Jefferson  Pk,  ISmos  6^.. $1800 

Voltmer  W  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  15,  It  1  b 

8  b  4  Sheffield  add,  2y  6%  $2000 

Vesper  J  to  E  0  Wentworth  ang  1,  pt  Its 

13  and  14  b  2,  27  38  14,  5y  7%  $1500 

Van  Platen  M  to  F  B  Peabody  aug  8,  pt 

b  2,  11  39  13,  5y  6%,  11  deeds  $35,800 

Voss  F  0  to  J  Staab  aug  15,  It  12  It  1  Bell 

Plaine,  Sy  6%  $2000 

Wayenbaok  S  to  W  T  Riokards  ang  21,  Its 

21  and  22  b  4  Keeney  &  R  to  Evanston, 

5y  6^   $2000 

Wilson  J  to  G  A  Rose  aug  24,  Its  21  to  23 

It  51,  8  38  14,  by  7%  $1250 

Waite  0  B  to  A  Blain  ang  15,  pt  Its  1  and 

2  b  20  Hyde  Pk,  3y  6^  $14,800 

Wilson  M  M  to  A  F  Bayley  aug  20,  It  4  It 

7  b  1,  3  38  14.  5y  635  $30(  0 

Wallis  0  A  to  A  0  Wallis  tug  20,  It  17  b 

17,  22  40  13  $1800 

Wilson  M  M  to  E  F  Bayley  ang  20,  It  4  It 

7  b  1,  3  38  14,6y  6^  $3000 

Wilson  A  to  Northn  Trust  Co  ang  20,  Its 

13  to  15  b  1,  15  40  13,  —  $2500 

Wolcott  A  C  to  F  W  Crosby  ang  3,  pt  It 

25  Keiths  add  14  38  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Woloott  A  C  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  aug  3,  pt 

It  25  Keiths  add  14  38  14,  3y  7%....  $1200 
Williams  H  to  S  W  Strans  ang  20,  It  1  b 

22,  33  3  J  14,  5y  6^  $5300 

Wright  E  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  13,  It  22  It 

9  etc  b  3  Rockwell  add,  5y  6^  $5000 

Windmnller  M  to  Lincoln  &  5th  Wd  B  & 

L  Assn  aug  13,  pt  It  19  b  12  South  Boh 

add  $1200 

Wright  T  R  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  ang  15, 

Its  12  to  15  b  12,  28  37  14,  3y  6%.  $2O,0CO 
Whitmore  M  J  to  J  B  Palmer  ,  Its  5  6 

7  9  and  10  b  4,  36  39  12,  ly  7%  $4250 

Weinshenker  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang 

20,  Its  31  and  32  b  29,  5  39  14,  18mo8  6% 

 $1500 

Willmott  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  21, 

It  1  b  1  b  13,  7  38  14,  60  da  7%  |1mOO 

Wright  T  A  et  al  to  C  L  Raymond  ang  20 

pt  10  38  14,  6%  $10,000 

Warner  T  R  to  W  M  M  Rhodes  aag  5,  pt 

b  14,  It  21  etc,  21  39  14,  6%  $  

Walch  P  D  to  F  B  Pease  aag  15,  It  23  b 

57.  5  and  6  37  15,  8%  $2300 

Wood  8  to  F  B  Peabody  aug  21,  pt  b  15, 

17  3914,  5y  8^  $8500 

Wisher  A  to  S  J  Lnmbard  may  2,  It  17  b 

52  Evanston,  6%  $2000 

Zeng  F  to  J  J  Knickerbocker  jaly  25,  Us 

2  and  3  of  It  53  b  5  Myrick  2d  add,  5y 

6%   $5500 

Yonng  A  V  to  T  H  Sohintz  ang  20,  It  42  b 

6,  19  40  14,  5y  7^  $1500 

Zimmerman  F  to  J  Rosenthal  ang  22,  It 

19  It  12  b  3  b  4  Sheff  add,  6m  6%. .  .$1500 
Ziemans  J  to  O  C  Bntz  ang  21,  It  14  John- 
son sub  4  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Zimmerman  W  F  to  J  H  Smith  July  22,  b 

7  and  8,  27  37  12,  6^  $1250 

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Albers  H  F  to  J  Uhrig  ang  19,  forn  9027 

Exchange  av  ly   ... 

Anderson  F  O  to  H  Morse  aug  21,  farn 

and  s  m  6m  $77 

Annnnziata  V  to  G  Naselli  ang  23,  barber 

shop  2y  $400 

Boston  Paper  Box  Co  to  American  Straw 

Board  Co  aag  21,  furn  etc  44  La  Salle 

ly  $1032 

Brainard  8  Sons  Co  to  G  E  Armstrong 

Bcg  17,  mnsic  plates  etc  151  Wabash  av 

30nn  $28,000 

Brynilasen   D  to  W  E  Ackley  aiig  17, 

furn  6m  |77 

Bnohholz  F  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  ang  22, 

saloon  1195  Blue  Island  av  $300 

Bjothroyd  J  E  to  M  E  Finch  aug  23.  furn 

and  2  s  ms  6m  $207 

Barnes  F  J  to  Crocker  Chair  Co  aog  22, 

machy,farn  etc  224  Wabash  av  and  172 

N  JeflPerson  "^y  $7000 

Butler  T  to  E  R  Bradford  aug  22,  wagon 

etc  6m  $110 

Brann  T  to  8  B  Knowlton  aag  19,  furn 

piano  and  s  m  7m  $195 

Bennett  F  W  to  G  Kronenberger  July  25, 

furn  and  piano,  492  48th  $ino 

Ballan  J  to  8  Tauber  ang  24,  horses  etc 

481  Huron  5  wks   $118 

Bugan  T  to  P  Sohlessinger  ang  8,  fnrn 

Lemont  6m  $100 

Bisson  C  H  et  al  to  J  B  Chambers  Aug 

26,  machy  etc  134  Madison  4m.  ....$400 
Brnell  G  to  C  Meader  aug  19,  furn  8m.$15i 
Burns  E  B  to  F  H  Ray  aog  19,  furn  222 

Mecca  bidg  2y  $169 

Brown  V  E  to  F  M  Boquet  aog  17,  fnrn 

15  Willard  pi  $680 

Busse  E  to  E  Spear  aug  21,  horses  etc 

10m  $264 

Cable  C  J  to  J  Angns  et  al  Apr  29,  stm 

shovel  16m  $1600 

CrowhorstC  0  to  M  E  Finch  aug  19,  fnrn 

6804  Yale  av  6m  $120 

Charvat  A  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  aug  19, 

Baloon  901  W  17th  2y  ,.$200 

Chopple  J  A  to  T  Dalrymple  aug  17, 

furn  10m  $180 

Canan  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  aag  17, 

saloon  473  Clark  2y  $200 

Chi  Journal  of  CommerC3  Co  to  V  W 

Cook  aog  18,  ptg  office  Goodwill  st  2y 

 $1195 

Chamberlain  C  to  Biik  Bros  Brg  Oo  aug 

27,  saloon  1241  Wabash  2y  $650 

Ooleman  0  to  J  Lane  ang  27,  fnrn  4m. -1403 
Oorrigan  r)  R  to  F  Underwood  aug  8,  fnrn 

and  library  $87 

Clark  R  T  to  H  Morse  aag  22,  fnrn  and  s 

m  6m  $103 

Curran  M  to  Am  Brg  Oo  aug  20,  saloon 

916  W  18th  2y  $313 

Oalltiog  R  to  C  H  Merrick  aog  21,  piano 

-23m  $68 

Dombj  S  to  G  Megarry  July  22,  fnrn  etc 

Lake  7m  '  $80 

Dooley  S  C  to  E  Lowry  aog  IV,  horses 

etc  520  Leavitt  ly  $666 

Daerrstom  &  Gnrous  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  aug 

26,  saloon  129  Clark  ly  $257 

Donbar  W  to  C  T  Larimore  ang  22,  horse 

etc  2952  Wallace  6m  $75 

Donnelly  H  F  to  F  Miller  Brg  Co  aug  26, 

saloon  336  Madison  4m  $540 

Ellison  M  to  A  S  Phelps  Jr  aog  23,  furn 

80  4th  av  ly  $186 

Edwards  F  G  to  J  H  Gunsolns  ang  16, 

fnrn  ly  $80 

Eley  C  E  to  M  W  Eley  aog  16,  horses  etc 

and  forn  1231  V  Boren  2y  $1200 

Eston  W  E  to  P  Vedon  aog  12,  mdse  etc 

12>^  Polk  $900 

Elias  J  J  to  A  J  Stroug  aug  12,  furn  11m 

 $90 

Fitzgibbons  K  to  S  B  Knowlton  aug  23, 

furn  and  piano  7m  $15') 

Fuller  H  8  to  R  M  MoOreevy  aag  7,  forn 

5m  ^..$79 

Ermbrnster  L  F  to  L  Hinderland  ang  22, 

forn,  etc  428  Otto  ly  $125 

French  J  B  to  J  Kenan  aog  20,  furn  90 

Ogden  av  Im  $203 

Fish  F  E  to  L  G  Smith  aog  13,  piano  6m 


Ambrose  I  to  L  G  Smith  ang  7,  fnrn  6m 

 $168 

Aostin  W  A  to  H  Morse  aog  20,  forn  6m 
 $185 


.$00 

Florien  C  to  H  Ladvinka  aog  26,  horse 

etc  3y  H25 

Ferrell  L  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  aog  16,  fnrn 

and  piano  7m  »  $84 

Finkelstein  S  to  J  Epstein  aag  2,  saloon 

547  Canal  18m  $400 

Gehlhaas  O  A  to  H  Gasner  aug  26,  market 

etc  1937  Archer  av  5m  $100 

Qaskel  N  N  to  J  H  Gunsolns  aug  21, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $104 

Gahagau  P  to  0  C  Beisen  aug  19,  restrut 


253  Dearborn  7m  ,  $200 

Gord  G  to  Blue  Island  Brg  Oo  ang  19, 

saloon  11100  Mich  av  ly  $361 

Gerbel  A  to  W  Hoch  Jr  ang  21,  fnrn  437 

Beldin  av  3m  p  m  $178 

Gillman  W  to  J  D  Spear  ang  1,  furn  ly 

 $130 

Grieve  K  S  to  D  Rankin  Jnly  27,  furn  62 

Cass  5m  J75 

Garrity  F  E  to  W  Fitzpatrick  May  1, 

horses  etc  1361  72d  2y  $210 

Gray  J  E  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  aug  22,  fnrn 

7m   |83 

Gibhardt  O  to  R  M  McOreevy  ang  22, 

furn  6m.  |ii5 

Haven  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  Jnly  12,  saloon 

2808  Cottage  G  av  2y   |650 

flannan  W  P  to  F  W  Marquardt  aug  14, 

horsee  etc  4155  Atlantic  2m  $100 

Uontiewell  W  E  to  L  N  Stagart  aog  2, 

grocery  19  Western  av  5m  $75 

Hnnter  P  M  to  E  S  Richardson  ang  23, 

mdse  1  State  st  60d8  $300 

HofiE  F  to  0  Hoflf  aug  21,  grocery  204  W 

Adams  ly  $1000 

Heatriek  0  to  H  P  Mount  aug  19,  fnrn  343 

Chestnut  7m  $102 

Howes  G  W  to  H  Bronson  aog  3,  ptg 

material  83  5th  av  ly  $226 

HofiEstadd  A  to  E  G  Akam  June  29,  pool 

table  667  Haleted  11m  |200 

Healy  E  O  to  M  E  Finch  aog  15,  forn, 

piano  and  s  m  6m    $103 

Hone  J  J  to  G  H  Cobleigh  ang  13,  piano 

411  Robey  6m  |83 

Halligan  R  B  to  H  P  Mount  Aug  15,  fnrn 

and  piano,  58?  Wabash  av  7m  $292 

Harwich  B  to  J  Lodshin  Jnly  17,  cigar 

factory  ly  |ioo 

Huszagh  O  to  R  D  Huszagh  aug  24,  furn 

295  Ogden  av  2y  |9oo 

Hardman  M  M  to  O  MoGrew  aag  22, 

saloon  425  Dearborn  11m  $600 

Hitchcock  W  F  to  G  T  Webster  aog  21, 

ptg  office  418  Dearborn  4m  $96 

Holm  R  to  J  Feinberg  ang  22,  furn  136 

Chicago  av  6m  .  $100 

Irion  F  to  A  Irion  ang  26,  saloon  46 

La  Salle  2y  $1600 

Isakson  0  to  E  Rospnbanm  aug  20,  fnrn 

21  Ayres  ot  6m  |160 

ledlicki  A  to  Petrn  Am  Imp  Oo  ang  26, 

furn  616  Center  av  10m  $103 

Johnson  C  E  to  A  H  William??  ang  17, 

piano  4m  $200 

Johnson  M  to  H  W  Magee  ang  21,  fnrn 

Hotel  Le  Vita  ly  $2578 

Johnson  T  to  Cudahy  Pkg  Oo  ang  13, 

market  5725  Wentworth  av  3m  $150 

Jaoobson  L  to  8  U  Rotenberg  aog  20, 

horsea,  tracks  etc  248  W  Polk  3m..  .1600 
Jennings  G  F  to  J  H  Gonsolus  aug  24, 

furn  and  piano,  7534  Union  av  9m.  .$'?25 
Jenkins  H  R  to  G  J  Douglas  June  26, 

fnrn  |]56 

Johansen  U  to  P  Jensen  et  al  aog  23. 

machy  ^hq 

Kavanagh  J  A  to  Boh  Brg  Co  ang  22, 

saloon  312  W  Polk  dem  $645 

Kearney  D  to  H  Morse  ang  19,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Kirchner  J  to  G  R  Rnthma  aug  19,  fnrn 

6m  $135 

Krueger  A  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  ang  22, 

fnrn  and  s  m  7m  $184 

Kianlen  0  to  W  O'Connor  aug  19,  horses 

eto  Barrington  6m  $323 

Kinzie  F  to  M  E  Finch  aog  15,  forn  6m  $93 
Knmmer  P  to  E  F  Upham  aog  19,  car- 
riages 542  Wabash  6m  $1877 

Klonder  0  F  to  D  Rankin  aog  15,  piaro 

forn  and  s  m  35  33d  5m  $114 

King  I  C  to  M  E  Finch  aog  20,  furn  6m 

••••  $129 

Landberg  0  to  A  Olsen  aog  23,  horses 

etc  2y  1300 

Livingston  H  'o  B  Livingston  aug  23, 

mdse  171  39th  ly  $1COO 

Loranzer  J  A  to  J  H  Gunsolns  aug  22, 

furn  4429  Calumet  9m  $125 

Loofboro  E  E  to  0  H  Oarr  aug  5,  furn 

and  s  m  2y  ,  |75 

Lobanoff  P  F  to  J  Marr  ang  22,  fnrn  778 

Sedgwick,2y  $400 

Leterski  P  to  S  Formeoa  ang  21,  pool 

table  etc  425  Elston  av  5m  $300 

Lemmerick  A  P  to  L  G  Smith  ang  20, 

furn  6m  $135 

Lane  J  B  to  M  Lane  ang  26,  furn  2y..$200 
Larmay  J  to  B  E  Railton  aog  26,  fnrn 

432  Madison  6m  $500 

Lefl  P  to  H  Morse  ang  17,  piano  6m.. $129 
Los  L  to  A  Gost  aag  22,  horses  etc  27  Tell 

Pl  2y  |200 

Lindemann  H  to  U  8  Brg  Co  ang  16, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


August  31,  1895. 


saloon  2974  State  2y  |900 

La98  H  to  M  Wall  aag  21,  horses  eto  17 

Union  Pk  pi  2jr  $188 

Meyer  W  L  to  H  P  Mount  aag  17,  fnrn 

Ohi  av  and  Wells  6m  $167 

Morgan  S  to  O  E  Heisen  ang  26,  6856 

Webster  av  4m  . .   $500 

Mason  M  to  Waukesha  Spring  Brg  Oo  aug 

23,  saloon  71  Ewing  2y  $303 

Melnbowski  M  to  J  Maleozek  ang  13, 

furn  1032  32d  6m  $3C0 

Meredith  D  R  to  R  M  MoOreery  aug  21, 

piano  449  Robey  ly  $82 

Marks  W  E  to  Q  W  Rodorraer  ang  2  J, 

fnrn  234  La  Salle  eods  $  03 

Mayewsky  0  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  ang  23, 

saloon  3657  Fisk  dem  $160 

Molter  J  to  M  E  Finoh  aog  17,  piano  6m 

 $82 

Makie  0  L  to  W  D  Clark  Jnne  18,  piano 

90ds   ^^^^ 

Matson  D  0  to  N  0  Matson  ang  24, 

horses  eto  6330  May  2y  $1000 

MoNellis  W  to  H  Hawkotte  June  I,  mdse 

eto  5434  W  Ohi  av  $1500 

MoQrath  J  to  L  F  Glow  ang  24,  fnrn  478 

Tavlor  3m  $220 

Marks  M  &  Oo  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  aog  24, 

fnrn  170  Madison  8m  $6  0 

Molkup  F  to  A  H  Williams  ang  2^,  fnrn 

6m   

Moorhead  A  to  S  Davis  aog  26,  furn  835 

Garfield  blvd  3m  $110 

Metz  F  W  to  L  Sinclair  ang  10,  furn  2334 

Ind  av  2v  $100 

Merrihew  N  C  to  R  M  Green  ang  21, 

maohy  eto  397  V  Bnren  $750 

Metner  J  F  to  W  E  Hoag  aug  20,  barber 

shop  Manhattan  Bldg  ly  $175 

Morriseey  J  to  D  Rankin  aug  14,  fnrn  292 

Qainn  5m  $130 

Muzzy  L  R  to  H  Morse  ang  2a,  fnrn  and 

s  m  6m   ...$82 

Moore  L  T  to  A  H  Williams  aug  20,  fnrn 

and  s  m  7m  $^5 

Melville  F  B  to  J  H  Miohener  aug  19, 

pictures  etc  5508  Jefferson  av  $55  i 

Majewski  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  ang  3, 

saloon  8739  Commernial  av  23m  $300 

Morse  L  J  to  M  P  Follett  ang  21,  furn 

2441  Prairie  av  2y    $450 

Miller  0  to  Waukesha  Spgs  Brg  Co  ang  1, 

saloon  99  Kinzie  ly  $300 

Nottmeyer  W  to  H  D  Neimeyer  July  14, 

horses  eto  3y  $130 

Neary  E  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  Aug  23,  saloon 

3789  Archer  av  '>y  $*00 

Nixon  J  F  to  H  P  Mount  aug  15,  furn 

and  B  m  6619  Maryland  av  7m  $260 

Neubarth  L  R  to  L  Neubarth  aug  20. 

fnrn  4.^8  35th  st  2y  $110 

Norling  A  to  H  P  Mount  aug  24,  piano 

and  fnrn  7m  $130 

Naohman  J  to  G  P  Paulig  aug  26,  machy 

303  Dearborn  10m   $376 

O'Kane  M  0  to  Smith  Bros  ang  9,  fnrn 

7m   

Olsen  F  to  M  E  Finoh  aug  20,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Peerstone  H  E  and  0  8  to  A  Knby  ang 

21,  furn  376  La  Salle  av  Jan  1  ....  $350 
Paelzoth  W  0  to  M  E  Finoh  aug  20,  furn 

6m  i^^^ 

Pastier  C  H  to  K  O  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  ang 

19,  saloon  134  W  North  av  2y  $490 

ParksOH  to  D  R  McNarghtaug  15, furn 

6m  f  03 

Park  R  H  to  W  Borden  ang  7,  fnrn  1843 

Mich  av  22m  $700 

Pratt  &  Oornish  to  W  Heselshwer  ang  24, 

laundry  3907  0  Grove  av  8m   $155 

Pratt  E  S  to  A  H  French  ang  2,  piano 

6m  $96 

Pennell  G  T  to  L  H  Harding  ang  19, 

piano,  1093  W  Harrison  ly  $250 

Parkin  H  L  to  M  Chapin  aug  21,  furn 

164  Dearborn  av  6m  $124 

Poklenk  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  aog 

24.  saloon  339  Olybourn  pi  2y  $140 

Quaker  Remedy  Co  to  L  B  Hills  aug  17, 

furn  2340  Prairie  av  ly  $260 

Rensom  J  0  to  H  P  Mount  aug  22,  fnrn 

4845  Forestville  av  7m  $135 

Reilly  0  to  0  Reilly  ang  20,  horses  etc 

I8m  $1200 

Reynolds  &  Kasson  to  M  J  O'Hara  <k  Co 

aog  16,  flour  and  feed  bus  5906  Halsted 

6m  $500 

Russell  W  D  to  M  E  Finch  aug  24,  piano 

6m  $^03 

Riehl  W  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  aog  23,  saloon 

2109  Wabash  av  2y  $2(0 

Ryan  M  D  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co  aug  3, 

saloon  3903  Wentworth  av  ly  $300 

Ryhnd  R  to  P  Jenkins  ang  20,  piano 

21m  $100 

Sohrer  A  to  M  Bnehrle  ang  24,  saloon 


1367  Diversey  av  2y  $350 

Scboeman  &  Scheiler  to  Wacker      B  B  & 

MOo  aug  23,  saloon  113  Clinton  2y  $3860 
Spikir  F  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  ang  23, 

saloon  1508  W  22d  23m  $200 

Sullivan  J  J  to  J  O'Connor  aug  24,  saloon 

185  Weitn  av  2y  $315 

Shnte  R  L  to  W  E  Aokley  aog  22,  (nro  6m 

 $93 

Sohwarz  8  to  J  Klanok  aug  6,  fnrn  226  W 

Division  ly  $1C0 

Szyparska  V  to  H    Lnkawata  Apr  11, 

grocery  3314  Mosspratt  2y  $1200 

Sliwinski  I  to  M  Sliwinski  ang  23,  saloon 

Lemont  2y  6%  $500 

Sears  H  K  to  M  E  Finch  aug  20,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Sullivan  W  H  to  0  M  Crandall  ang  14, 

fnrn  92  Commercial  av  $201 

Smith  E  P  to  T  J  Sherman  ang  21,  1212 

Mich  av  ly  $3500 

Sohoenbachler  A  to  E  Dinkelman  ang  1, 

furn  10611  Ohnroh  st  6m  $200 

Sherrett  M  to  J  M  Gnnsolus  ang  22,  fnrn 

and  piano  6547  Honore  9m  $100 

Schier  P  to  G  U  Oobleigh  aog  16,  fnrn 

6m  $133 

Sambovski  W  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  ang  2, 

saloon  8353  Superior  av  23m  $340 

Sohrer  A  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  aug  19,  saloon 

1355  Diversey  st  2y  $1000 

Stahowski  A  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co  aug  23, 

saloon  75  Fry  st  2y  $350 

Singer  &  Gilott  to  Steele-Wedeles  Oo  aug 

20,  grocery  766  W  North  av  $300 

Thomas  D  R  to  D  R  Gridley  aug  9, 

library  2y  $2000 

Tellenbary  H  to  F  J  Owens  Brg  Oo  ang 

20,  saloon,  Clark  and  Randolph  6m  $2000 
Tnflenelli  F  to  E  Tosetti  Brg  Co  aug  23, 

saloon  375  Clark  2y  $400 

Tramp  0  to  M  Tramp  ang  22,  horse  and 

wagon  eto  363  44th  2y  $300 

Vail  O  J  to  M  E  Finch  ang  15,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $191 

Williams  A  W  to  P  Steele  Aug  20,  fnrn 

4322  Forrestville  av  22m  $220 

Whalen  T  J  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  ang 

12,  saloon  192  Halsted  2y  $250 

Von  flessen  R  S  to  Anhenser-Boch  Brg 

Oo  aug  22,  saloon  and  lease  493  Clark 

ly  $870 

Whitaker  G  to  D  R  McNaught  ang  10, 

piano  7m  $77 

Wagner  F  to  D  Wilmer  ang  24,  fnrn 

orop^  eto  Barrington  40ds  $1740 

Weyman  R  H  to  L  G  Smith  ang  22,  piano 

6m   $227 

Weiso  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  ang  17, 

saloon  5306  Wentworth  av  23m   $325 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Wlttke  F  J  to  P  M  Wittke  aag  12,  horses  eto  $600 

Koota  J  to  L  ADdrz>jew8ki  jtn  23,  saloon  776  Ash- 
land t2500 

Wenck  J  to  E  W  Wenck  sag  17,  farm  stock  etc, 

Lemont  tlOBO 

Daggir  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Oo  Aag  19,  ptg  office  187 

WaBhiogton  $4000 

Baldwin  0  L  to  S  A  Baldwin  jaly  3,  barber  shop 

165  Webster  av  $2C0 

Albert  IVI  to  A  Oamarato  ang  22,  %  Int  In  saloon 

387  Clark  1300 

Johnson  A  W  Landqnist  et  al  aag  14,  g  ms  and 

tailors  tools  $160 

Harter  J  to  E  W  BesBler  aag  8.  mdse  B88  Halsted 

 $950 

Bessler  £  W  to  E  Hurler  aag  20,  mdse  688  Halsted 

  $1000 

Rinnldi  L  to  A  Nlcaetro  aag  22,  barber  shop  106 

Polk   $100 

Streeter  E  E  to  J  Brelner  aag  21,  boat  $85 

Lynch  C  to  P  T  Gelden  aag  21,  mdse  306  w  12thtl239 
Pond  A  W  et  al  to  Pond-Oattle  Oo  ang  16,  machy 

18-30  w  Randolph  125,000 

Webster  J  to  G  O  Hark  aag  13,  cab  etc  $1300 

Morgan  J  B  to  K  E  Davis  aag  20,  fnrn  384  Ohest 

nut  $260 

Baupre  A  to  H  Oarey  jaly  29,  saloon  2362  Oottage 

Grove  av  ,  $1400 

Weldt  F  to  A  Weldt  aag  2,  farn  4938  Vincennes  av 

   $200 

Eckert  G  E  to  M  H  iTlndivl'le  aag  20,  furn  402 

Vernon  av  $1000 

Laub  A  to  J  H  Fisher  sag  12,  grocery  2613  Halsted 

 $10(0 

Seeley  h  D  to  L  Seeley  aug  21,  grocery  6001  Hal- 
sted $1000 

Iowa  Barb  Steel  Oo  to  S  L  Merston  sept  27,'9<, 

plant  $3000 

Rapsa  R  to  A  M  Eapsa  aug  23,  mdse  201  w  12th. $4600 
Duffy  Q  to  O  Oberbrockling  aug  22,  faru  313  w  12ih 

 1300 

Ploger  A  to  P  Pinger  aag  2,  barber  shop  174  Dear- 
born  $3600 


Hermanek  V  to  M  Hermanek  aag  26.  shoes  eto 

4823  Ashland  av  $370 

Aden  A  Q  to  0  P  J  EmorS  aug  21,  milk  business 

2376  16th  st  $800 

Schneider  L  to  A  Schauss  aug  17,  milk  business. $230 
Anirey  R  L  to  Implemt  and  Vehide  Assn  aug  24, 

business  of  Oo-op  Oredlt  Exohauge  with  furn  etc 

  $480 

Qasner  H  to  O  A  Gehlhaar  aug  2t,  market  1937 

Archer  av   $360 

Khyu  a  A  to  W  H  Heegaard  &  Oo  ang  26,  horse 

eto  2%  horse  etc,  603  e  45th   $660 

Ddird  J  to  8  E  Lambart  aug  21,  piano  and  furn 

926  u  Oeut  Pk  av  5m  $120 

Kaplau  H  to  J  Heruiaa  aog  20,  bug^y  eio,  103  Lake 

6m    $100 

tlranath  A  Q  to  E  Mansen  apr  1.  horses  wagons 

eto,  $590 

Teriell  A  S  and  W  X  to  A  G  Lawrence  et  al  aug  21, 

mdse  198  8  Water  st  $3t00 

Reef  A  to  P  M  McOab )  ,  H  int  in  ptg  office 

187  WaehingtOQ  $260 

Dietz  L  P  to  P  F  Voang  aag  27,  drugs  etc,  1620 

Madison,  may  1  $2800 

Hall  U  to  A  Becker  aug  1,  saloon  552  B  Isid  av.  $16C0 
Kalacinski  T  to  W  Ealaciaskl  ang  12,  greenhoase, 

22  Center  st  $600 

O'Oonnor  P  to  E  0  Saith  aag  12,  piano  $300 

Rausch  W  A  to  T  W  Oallopy  juue  22,  !4  drug  stock 

3944  O  Grove  av  $1250 

Wilzlord  J  to  0  J  Balinski  aug  10,  horses,  wagons 

etc.  346  n  Carpenter  $800 

Jewett  F  L  asse  Conanmers  Pure  Ice  Oo  to  O  J 

Blair  aug  13,  pt  b  21,  33  39  14,  with  stables  and  all 

fixtures,  eto  $99,(00 

Brown  R  R  to  J  Herman'en  jan  9,  mdse  3855  State 

  $1600 

MoClenahan  J  0  to  L  A  McOlenahan  aag  14,  bldg 

It  40  div  30  38  15  $2500 

Dodez  L  E  to  J  A  McAteo  aog  IS,  mdse  3301  Oo'.t 

Grove  av  ,  $700 

Oorbin  J  J  toM  W  McXamara  aag  14,  Vi  saloon  123 

Clark  $5010 

Ahlers  L  E  to  F  Rosenthal  aug  12,  farn  666  d  Olark 

 $660 

Koenig  F  to  E  Kroll  aug  16.  219  Lincoln  av  $1600 

Buch  O  by  constable  to  J  Wessler  aug  16,  saloon 

627  Clark   $600 

Schwarz  E  0  to  L  A  Sohwarz  jaly  24,  turn  11946 

Half  ted  $2(.0 

Oummlngs  Q  toF  A  Belgertaag  1,  shop  $676 

Donegan  T  to  W  N  Famous  &  Co  aag  16,  saloon  94 

Dearborn  $2UC0 

Sherman  J  to  C  F  Buehler  aug  14,  saloon  1621  Wa- 
bash $1400 

Brooks  F  M  to  H  Etshokin  aug  12,  bouse  and  barn 

173  Maxwell  $700 

Wilder  E  P  B  toO  J  Snyder  aug  14,  drugs  eto  2606 

State  $1500 

Eeil  A  to  J  Rose  jaly  1,  horse  etc   .$700 

Armbruster  M  to  A  Ziumer  ang  19,  farm  ntenslU 

eto,  Niles  $400 

Brnnner  E  to  A  Baruam  may  3,  brick,  stone  eto. $100 
Mills  M  E  to  W  T  Johnson  ang  16,  laundry  304H 

Lake   $226 

Soharf  W  to  J  Malkowski  aug  16,  saloon  297  n  Car- 
penter, dec  1  $6C0 

Elm  T  G  to  H  Degner  aag  19,  mdse  etc  694  w  Ohi 

av  $500 

Degner  H  to  M  Elm  aag  19,  mdse  etc,  694  w  Ohi  av 

 $500 

Eenman  D  to  D  Kenman  ang  17,  grocery  4640 

Wentworth  av . . .    . .  $1500 

Drlhfl  H  W  to  J  0  Urihe  aug  1,  drugs  1402  Wright- 
wood  av  $6000 

BernhoS  E  to  E  BernboS  sept  8,  drug  store  348 

North  av  $360 

Huck  W  to  Z  H  ()8man  ang  2,  ptg  office,  85  6th  av 

 $600 

Belinsky  0  J  to  A  Wlztord  aug  19,  wagons  etc,  346 

n  Carpenter  $800 

Rump  W  to  P  A  Gunkel  ang  14,  barber  shop  667 

Wells  $600 

Honson  G  P  to  J  Hjurpe  ang  19,  grocery  and  mar- 
ket 204  Montrose  blvd   $600 


Deering,  Mllliken  &  Oo  v  Martin  Barbe,  Max  Gold 
man,  Emanael  Voses,  Slgmaud,  $3,027. 

Philadelphia  Safe,  Trust  Deposit  and  Insurance  Oo, 
V  J  H  Burbank.  $1,235. 

George  M  Sterne  v  Columbia  Steel  Oar  Co,  $3,411. 

John  D  Hall  v  Rose  E  Cornell,  $825. 

J  W  Butler  Paper  Oo  v  DeOlerqae  A  Schmetzer, 
$1,191.74. 

Chris  PfeitEer  v  B  B  and  Eva  Qrifflths,  $3,699. 
National  Wall  Paper  Company  v  P  J  Pinger,  Oharles 

Shipler  and  W  H  Howard,  $997.61. 
McVlcker  Theater  Oo  v  O  W  F  Snyder,  $1,591. 
Edward  Hart  v  Star  Brewery  of  Ohicago,  $6(.7.86. 
Wheeling  and  l  ake  Erie  Coal  Company  v  Henry  E 

Weaver  and  George  F  Gelz,  $5,274. 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie  Coal  Oo  v  Henry  E  Weaver, 

$1,604. 


Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie  Goal  Oo  v  Weaver,  Qetz  i 
Oo.  $6,874. 

Ferd  J  Kettenhofen  v  John  Wehrle,  $607. 
Home  Lumber  Oo  v  Samuel  Anderso'',  et  al,  $682, 
Equllable  Trust  Oo  v  James  A  Bishop,  $600. 
J  V  Farwell  &  Oo  v  Nathan  and  Benjamin  Davis,  1637 
Joseph  H  Oloidt  v  Edward  J  Fischer,  $764. 
William  Dretske  v  Oharles  Jarcow,  et  al,  $774. 
A  L  Due  Fireworks  Oo  v  E  O  Love  ti  Co,  $871. 
Faunce  &  Spenney  v  J  H  Miller,  $1,872. 
International  Temple  of  Music  v  Oharles  E  Rector, 
$600. 

The  Mutual  Fuel  Gas  Oo  v  Frank  B  Boyt,  $529  OS. 
Herbert  W  Snow  v  Castle  Cure  Company.  $4,636.46, 
Adolph  Brommer  v  Joseph  Schmidt,  $2,(67,33. 
Vincene  Sime\  v  Jaroslav,  et  al.  $1,128.33. 
John  Crueker  v  Oharles  B  Thompson,  $M99.40. 
Peter  Van  Schaack  &  Son  v  John  Conrad,  $665.01. 
Calnmet  Clay  Oo  v  Thomas  W  Kinser,  $1,973.86. 
George  L  Maglll  v  William  A  Manger,  $668.76. 


MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


Sheridan  Drive  sob,  It  80  of  n  w  3^  17  40 
14.Mathias  Frederick  v  Onnard  H  Bey- 
er $41.16 

Sigel  st,  prem  61.  John  O  Hartig  v  Lonisa 
Stomler  and  C  Hull  $137.60 

She£Beld  av,  prems  196  and  198.  August 
Pahlke  v  Oharles  Read  and  Michael 
Reneck  $1318.70 

Diversey  st,  prem  663.  Philip  Rosenber- 
ger  et  al  V  Q  L  Burg   $276.74 

Vinoennes  av,  prem  3812.  Gray,  Tuthill 
&  Oo  V  John  Murphy  and  Neil  Mnloahy 
 $1160.58 

Greenleaf  av,  prem  839.  John  0  Hartig  v 
Cyrus  A  Hull  and  Merritt  C  Braydon 
 $55.26 

Division  st  W'  prem  813.  Henry  Brunette 
et  al  V  Wm  and  Emma  M  Bartell,  Ohas 
J  and  Marij  Grotz   $198 

Weatherbee  <fc  Gregory's  sub,  It  10  b  4  of 
n  »^  n  w  }^  s  6  1  39  13.  Wm  Kros- 
ohniok  v  Wm  and  Emma  M  Partello, 
Oharles  J  and  Mary  Grotz  $326,61 

Loring  &  Oibb's  sub.  Its  22  to  32  b  1  n  e 
}4  22  38  14.  J  Hillock  v  Andy  Reid$100.04 

South  Pk  blvd,  Scammon's  add.  Its  18 
and  19  b  1  n  w  3^  sec  3  38  14.  John  M 
Stiles  V  Labelle  B  Vincent  $451.60 

Maynard  resub,  It  3  b  1  of  pt  biks  1  to  4 
and  6  It  4  Misnor's  snb  in  Circuit  of  pt 
n  8  34  sec  .36  40  13.  Wm  Clayton  v 
Elisabeth  Elander  $81.53 

Simon's  snb.  It  37  b  4  s  e  >^  sec  .35  40  13. 
Same  v  Jno  A  Carlson  $48.78 

Halsted  and  Indiana  sts,  prems  n  e  oor. 
Schillo  &  Oassman  Co  v  Richard  D  Mo- 
Donald  and  Joseph  McDonald  $1430 

Millard  av'  prems  642  and  644.  D  Wink  & 
Oo  V  Andrew  G  Moir  ,  $118.28 

Bradley's  snb,  It  6  of  It  4  Hundley's  snb 
of  Its  3  to  21  ino,  and  Its  33  to  37  inc, 
of  Pine  Grove  in  n  w  qr  sec  21  40  14. 
E  A  Hartwell  Co  t  Louis  J  and  Edgar 
n  i^lnm  $4762.67 

Felt  &  Higgs  resub,  Its  22  23  24  and  26 
of  b  19  Montrose.  City  Lumber  Co  v 
Andrew  Johnson  $111.26 

Holstein,  Pierce's  add,  Its  6  to  9  b  16, 
Same  v  Julius  Tesner    $622.56 

Leland  av,  prem  463.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Minnie  H  and  T  C  Gondie  $56 


APPLiICATIOIV  FOB  BVIIjOINW 

Clltton  st  766,  0  W  Peterson,  brick  addition,  $1  000. 
Clark  st  N  1374-89,  Ferris  Wheel  Company,  3  story 

brick  restaurant,  $30,000. 
Union  av  1)761,  Die  Eunason,  2  story  frame  flat, 

$1,700. 

Union  av  11748,  A  Nicholls,  2  story  frame  flat,  $1,700. 
Aberdeen  st  6111,  George  Wanglain,  frame  cottage, 
$2,000. 

Union  av  7817-19,  Clare  E  Ward,  two  brick  dwell- 
ings, $5,000. 

Halsted  st  8  6845,  T  MoMahon,  2  story  briok  store 
and  flat,  $7,400. 

Ellis  av  6360,  Anna  Bash,  2  story  brick  flat  and  base- 
ment, $3,800. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  Kensington  Coop- 
erage Company,  fram  >  cottage,  $1,000. 

California  av  387-330,  'J  F  Mangensea,  briok  addi- 
tion, $6,200. 

Oalitornia  av  391,  Same,  three  story  brick  store  srd 

and  flat,  $4,010. 
Jackson  st  W  2068,  Herbert  Miller,  2  etory  briok  ilBt 

and  baeement,  f4,qQ0. 


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Hoyae  av  373,  M  White,  'i  story  brick  flat  and  base 

ment,  $4,000. 
Central  Park  av  16666,  John  Qafka,  frame  cottage, 

»1,25'). 

Hammond  ay  798,  M  Sandlne,  frame  cottage,  $1,000 
Twenty-second  st  W  13S5,  A   Erneger,   three  etory 

brick  store  and  flat  building,  $6,000. 
Trombnll  av  1061,   R  Therhardt.  brick  dwelling 

$1,7(10. 

Monticello  av209,  E  Uaynard,  briok  cottage,  $1,000. 
Hanover  st  1609,  J  J  Cresop.  three  story  brick  store 

and  flat,  $8,000. 
Halsted  8t8  lis.  Washington  Porter,  2  story  briok 

store  and  flat,  $7t000. 
Logan  square  661,  Fred  Meuson,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $3,000. 
Bowman  et  M,  Frank  Simmons,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $6,000. 
Green  st  8  6414,  James  L  Yonng,  2  stoiy  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $3,000. 
Oalamet  av  4846-48,  two  2  story  brick  flats  and  base 

ments,  $16,000. 
Reynolds  st8310,  J  Qilt,  frame  cottage,  $1,10U 
Lsflin  st  5340,  Oarl  Clausiam,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$l,00i). 

Sheffield  av  1212  14,  Q  Bobertson,  two  3  story  brick 

flats  and  basements,  $14,i  00. 
Leavitt  st  1727,  I  Seips,  2  story  frame  flat,  $1,200. 
Polk  st  1604,  A  F  Cernatzki,  three  story  brick  flat 

aad  basement.  $4,600. 
Cherry  and  Blackhawk  sts,  Ames  &  Frost,  addition 

to  brick  building,  $1,600. 
Wolfram  st  1465,  William  Schnabel,    2  story  frame 

flat,  $2,000. 

Oakley  av  2312,  Sam  Brown,  frame  cottage,  $1,000 
Noble  st  538,  Same,  frame  cottage,  $1,000. 
Callom  av  206,  Same,  frame  cotlage,  $1,000 
Maiden  st  3105  97,  W  F  Olark,  two  fr  .me  dwellings, 
$8,000. 

Perry  st  1166-67,  H  Henderson,  two  2  story  frame 
flats,  $7,000. 

VIncennes  av  6223-29,  Nagel  &  Mnrrey,  four  2  story 

briok  residences,  $8,80C. 
Wallace  st  11919,  0  A  Johnson,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,600. 
State  st  4471-66.  K  0  Christman,  4  story  brick  store 

and  apartment,  $40,(100. 
Drexel  av  8624,  J  Downey,  frame  cottage,  $l,r  on. 
Le  Bfoyoe  st  36,  E  Prince,  frame  cottage,  $1,1  00. 
Bingham  stloS,  M  Factor,  thres  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  83,5;  0. 
Oreen  et  S  6414,  James  J  Yonng,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $3,0U0. 
Calumet  av  4816  48,  Ola  Larsen.  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $16,00.J. 
Washington  st  169  153.  Thomas  Brace,  three  2  story 

and  basement  brick  front  addition,  $.',600. 
Oly bourn  a V  293,  William  Ewe  1,  three  story  brick 

hotel  and  flats,  $4  200. 
Erie  st  2387,  G  BLong,  frame  cottage,  11,000 
Sangamon  st  N  122-137,   MoGnlre  Manufacturing 

Company,  brick  addition,  $7,5;)o. 
Wabansia  av  1327-31,  A  L  Reid,  two  dwellings,  $3,(100. 
Tolman  av  763,  E  L  Eggleston,  three  stcry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Haddon  av753,  J  Klosnaz,  three  story  aid  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Maplewood  av  786,  Falkenberg,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  t5,(  00. 
Holne  st88,  J  H  Norton,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,00». 

CorU!!st667,  SHenon,  2storyand  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 

Michigan  av  11412-14,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,6ufl0 

Adams  st  2283,  J  F  Robinson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  t3,C00. 
Monroe  st  867,  Erwin  P  King,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  barn,  $2,20C. 
Osgood  st  65,  J  Weber,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Dayton  st  283,  A  Bencher,  1  story  brick  addition  and 

basement  and  front  addition,  $5,500. 
Fairflei  I  av  1038,  O  Daniels,  three  s  ory  and  base 

ment  briok  flats,  $3,000. 
Ohioego  av  2690,  S  Dattelo,  2  story  frame  store  and 

flat,  $3,2(0. 

OoDeress  st  1544,  Mrs  E  Merritt,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling  $2,000. 

Garfield  blvd  268,  M  A  Decker,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $12,000. 

Twenty  second  st  W  1570,  Frank  More'z,  4  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,000. 

Wilcox  av  2070,  P  Foley,  three  story  brick  flats 
$4,000. 

Hermitage  av  6643,  Edith  M  Gray,  2  story  and  base 
ment  bMck  flats,  $2,000. 

Sangamon  st  11811-13,  James  S  Fuller,  two  2  story 

frame  flats,  $2,0ij0. 
Forty-secocd  st  W  543.  J  S  Moore,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Greenwood  av  6461-53,  OWHoff,  two  2  story  and 

batement  brick  repldence,  $9,500. 
Fortieth  et  919-21,  South  Park  Baptist  (Jhoroh,  1 

story  and  basement  briok  church,  $6,000. 


Justine  st  5602,  Roger  Plant,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  re°ldence  and  barn,  f3,O0O. 
Washington  av  10300,  E  A  Maifield,  2  story  and  base 
ment,  $1,900. 

Eggleston  av  12C14,  John  Earnest,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  11,800. 
Ohamplain  av  6318,  1  story  brick  flat  and  basement, 
$3,000. 

State  st  2913-15,  B  M  McNeil,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $l,00ii. 
St  Lawrence  av  7305,  N  N  Brooks,  2  story  brick  resi- 
dence, $3,600. 
Hermitage  av626,  Charles  Haldred,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $8,0J0. 
Milwaukee  av  866-63,  4  story  brick  storage  building, 
$18,010. 

Leavitt  st  N  1156,  K  Brand,  2  story  brick   flat  and 

basement,  $4,500. 
Hoyne  av  N  622,  T  Hoeft,  three  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $8,000. 
Fourteenth  st  294-314,  Star  and  Orescent  Milling  Go, 

2  story  brick  warehouse.  $6,000. 
Warner  and  Ridgeland  av,  corner.  South  End  Baild 

ing  Company,  2  story  frame  schoolhouse,  $8,000. 
Marp  y  av  4685,  N  Moos,  frame  cottage,  $2,200. 
Halsted  st  662,  Z  R  Coster  <t  Brother,   three  story 

brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 
Bylowsky  st  119,  Chicago  (ias  Light   and   Coke  Go, 

engine  house,  $2,000. 
Fletcher  st  626-28,  L  E  Brown,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $10,000. 
Gault  pi  62,  Ph  Emrath,  2  story  brick  flat  and  base- 
ment, $3,000. 
Clark  st  N  3879,  N  Mussen,  frame  cottage,  $2,000. 
North  Forty-third  av  3411,  George   Wickersham,  2 

story  frame  dwelliog,  $1,000. 
Harding  av  41,  William  Frogier,  2  story  brick  flat 

and  basement,  $2,6  0 
Bishop  st  6361,  WS  Willis,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,600. 
Laflin  st  6402,  M  Mayher  2  story  brick  flat  and  base- 
ment, $2,600. 

Cottage  Grove  av  55 .'5,  William  Taylor,  2  story  brick 

flat  and  basement,  $3,000. 
George  st  425,  S  A  Martin,  2  story  brick  flat  and 

basement,  $2,000. 
Wellington  st  623,  S  Brown  Jr,  2  st'-ry  briok  flat  and 

basement,  $2,61,0. 
Si^el  st  141-145,  Adolph  Schoeninger,  6  story  brick 

stor  house,  $2,000. 
Nursery  st  36  44  A  teller,  three  story  brick  ware- 
house, $7,01  0. 
Wilton  av  1331,  W  POhapmm,  2  story   frame  flat. 
$1,800. 

Byron  st  716,  Ueorge  B  Schrouk,  2  story  frame  flat, 
$1,800. 

Norwood  st  1026,  J  L  Oochran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2.4011. 

Humboldt  av  142?,  George  Kuho,  2  story  brick  dwell 
ing,  $6,0J0. 

North  Forty-seventh  ct  719-746,  John  F  Ihompsoo, 

four  frame  cottages,  $2,400. 
California  av  290,  F  W  Jansen.  three  story  store  and 
flat,  $4,000. 

Taylor  st  W  7(',  Heywood,  Morrell  &  Oo,  dry  kiln, 
$2,500. 

Harvard  av  1476,  L  Newman,  three  story  brtck  flat 

and  basement,  $5,000. 
Schoerling  st  532,  S  Bromstadt,  frame  cottage, 
$1,200. 

Hoyne  av  N  1894,  0  Pahlke,  2  story  frame  flats.  $1,100 
May  st  N  72- 86,  Morgan  &  Wright,  2  story  brick  ad- 
dition, $16,000, 
Myrtle  av  and  Peck  st,  Frank  G  Lntonr.  frame 
dwelling,  $1,806. 


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ANDERSON,  Qnatavug,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIRD  h  WARNER,  Bms.  IS  17,  80  La  Salle  (t. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  st. 
BARNEY  BRDO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   23  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 

proDerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  3.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DON  LAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  .MAHON  A  00.,  7lh  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce, 
EULETTE  O.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
JCRICKE,  0.  C,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSaile  St. 
aOBDON  C.  U.  i  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GB088,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiic  Temple. 
ODNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  et. 
HELMEB  &  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIQ,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDT0HIN8ON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEEFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  St. 

LANQHKNRY,  R.  J.,  Associa  ion  Bldg.,  163  and  i66 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  <&  Co.,  189  Laflalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  4  00.,  120  LaSalle  st 

JHAGILL  J,  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  8t. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
IktEBIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  8t. 
M0LLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOB  rON,T.  J,  Oole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 
KAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SCHUMACHER  O.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHDBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldfj. 
WA8MAN8DOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolrt 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  h  Co.  153  and  166  LaSalle  Strs 
ZOTTEBMEI8TEB,  H.  O..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haisted 


DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MEBOHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  III. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164Dearbort 
WA8MAN8DOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  BandoIpS. 


Abitracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  k  BIOKOOBDS,  107  Cesr- 
bom  St. 

HANDY  &  CO.i  9Q-4  Washington  «t 
PELTZKB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  at. 
BSCOBDEB'8  ABSTRACT  DKPT.,  Oonnty  Court 
Honta. 


REVELL'S 

CrRTAIIV  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ave&AdazDFst 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


August  31,  1895 


GEO.  6. CARPENTER 

■.  1  &  CO.  I  »— — — 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEMTlOSr 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


■WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOE  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  Ua  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  nneasure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


AUST/N  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  SiO  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  0HBI8HAN. 


H.  W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Thb  Tacoma 

N.  B.  Oor.  l^a  Solle   and  Madison  Sts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oiar  STOCK   and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tb© 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P,  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. ; 


^  tlas  Fire  ^saaranoe  Co.,  EDglaod. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins   (^o.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ina.  Co.,  Pittabnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LASAIiliK  8TKEKT. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHER. 

Hoom  1749  JHarqnette  Bids,  IV.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets. 


One  Profit  from  manfr  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  "-^"'^  m 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  HHPA  P  Except  their 
them       wntHr  p^/j^ 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  ueeded. 
Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^'l  JTicago.''''- 


When  You  "Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10.221  Ftfth  Avenue, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J,  Cospve  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MAHaUETTE  BLDG..  .. 
CHICAGO. 

Hrjge  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cient  fees 
for  sale.  : 


P 


ATENT 


s 


Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  iCliandlBB' 

ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASHI sfttTOSI, ».  C. 


C.  FLOOD. 


.  Telephoue  No  9. 


0HA8.  F.  TAYLOE. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

»i04  OOMMKRCIAIi  AVEXU»', 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  9il. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Prest. 


H.  H  GB08B, 
Vice-Prest. 


GEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Secy.  &  TreaB. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OplDfons  of  Titles  Fnrnislied. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co, 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 


IvrANUFACTUREKS 


CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVASD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Oliicago. 


relephone,  M»ia  44. 


Chicago. 


•WM.  F.  XEMPEL.  FBANK  TEMPEL.  ANTHONS  SOHILLEB  . 

WM.  TEMPEL  *  CO., 

NOETH  SHE  LOANS  AND  INVESTMENTS. 

KII«ZIE  STREET,  COR.  CLARK. 


GEO.  F.  OSTRANDER, 

1459  Milwaukee  Avenue 
Attractive  SIGNS  AlL^m^s. 

Prices  for  Real  Estate  Signs: 

2X2  ft.  per  hundred  signs  $7.00 

2x3  "  twenty-five       "   •  •  •  9-5o 

4x5  "  one  sign,  put  up   A  00 

6x8  "    *'      "      "    "    6.00 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  36. 


CHICAGO,  SEPTEMBER  7,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKUY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wasliin-gton.  Street. 


WASMANSDORFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Bros.  145  and  147  Randolph  St.. 
CH1CA«>0. 


The  Inveetment  of  Money  in  Good  Pecurl  loa  a  Speoiaity.  First 
Mort  ages  on  Real  Es'ate  always  on  band. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLI. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ftDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 


Real  Estate. 


I3S  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON, 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAQO. 


I 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 


Bankers  and  Brokers,  '"""SmiEs. 

114  I^a  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  ExchaDge  Building,  main  floor. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

©3   and   04  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

fgal  0tate,  [oan 

and  pinandal  Agents. 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


GII.BEBT  M.  WEEKS. 


D.  OOIiBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  1647, 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortpgeLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


Special  atten'lon  giveTi  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


(gicagfo. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance  — — > 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belnnont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  CtjiCagfO,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 


— TO — 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  E.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404:,  lOO  Wasningrtori  Street. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


Loans  on  Keal  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


JEROM[  P.  BOWES  &  GO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


WYLLXS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  L .  WABNEE  . 

Consulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicag;o. 


PAUL  0.  STENSIAND  &  CO. 

Real-Estate  and  Rentinof. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

■3J415*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,I& 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


J.H.    I?5  Dearborn  Street. 

V^N\/USSINCEH 

1       1        &  CO. 


A.  O.  BLAUGHTEB. 


WM.  y.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  irr  Ua,  Salle  Street- 
Members  n.  v.  strck  Exchange.  Members  Ohicsga  Stcck  Exchange, 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREBLEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORS, 


Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 


TELEPHONE  1416. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Office 

Oainmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
Uadison  Street. 


CHIOAQO 
1104  Ovitgs  Builiing 
215  TearlDcrn  Ltreet. 


842 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  7, 1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 

&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

A.or©  .  Tracts  •  Fvirolia-seci 

Or  Suljelivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKIiEPHONE  108H. 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  Washington, 


Stairs  Cabinet  Work 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126- ISO  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Klnzie  et. 

Cliicagfo 


elephone,  Main  986. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Eandolpli  St. 

CHICAdiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent 
$5.C0  to  tsn.ou  per  a  nnnm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•3}  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  Js< 
«$J  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  (e< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearboia  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago 

M  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


Branch  Office, 
a90  E.  55  (Street. 


OBIOAQO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg . 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4.  ^ 


rranoit  B.  Peatody. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 

Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    BU    53  AND    66     METROfOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co. 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearbom  Street. 

This  Company,  possessinff  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cooli  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  v?ith  or  v?ithout  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Meclianics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

..Contractors  and  Materia 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  -  office  are  offered  unequalec 
.  .opportunities  for  protection 
.  .against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
.  .Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CtlicagTO,  IlL 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  I05  NORTH  ANENUE, 

elephoM  838  West,  1 C  agf  O 


•THE]. 


National  Bank  of  lllinaix 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Oeo  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok,  V1c«  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Benby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
HENBT  B,  KaNT,  2dAsBt.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

N  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  TKE- 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


B.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th.  Floor  masonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates] 

120  LASALLE  STBEKT' 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  ExcUanee  BulldinSi  -  Chicago 

Corner  Washington  aad  La  Salle  Straets. 


I  A  P 


Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WioE-AWAKE  Newspaper 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


C— THE- 


F(eal  ^state|Bijildip(5  Joiirpal 

  _NV  

^  /Kv-**- —   ^  

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher.  —  CI!IC/.CO. 


Showing  tn  Advance 
Building  and  real  estatk 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 
Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  36 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  SEPTEMBER  7,  1895. 


$5.00  PEK  annum;  10c.  pee  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  FLAOED. 


E.W.2ANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSaile  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  y-A -|_  • 

Ratenswood.  OxllCagfO. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


/HonBy  LDaned  WitiioiiD  CDmmissiDn 

^  On  improved  city  property  and 
M  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SURAKTOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS-  ASSOCIATION 

  Chicago. 


H.  0.  ZOTTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEE 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL»E5TATE,  ■■ 
LOAISlS*^*INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  fUBUC.  TELEPHONE JCANAL  2(. 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 
BIdg.  CHICAGO- 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS 
E.  S.  JUDD 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  \S  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts.,CHICACO 


Established  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

m-  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Hotary  Pabllo.  Telepin 


S.  Dreyer  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   I^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Egfleston  &  MalMe, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  69.  409-411  EOOKERY  BLD&. 

H.  E.  R.  EICKE, 
COUNTY  CONSTABLE.  COLLECTIONS  MADE. 

Mortgages  foreclosed. 

Room  all        .     iss  Olark  Street 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  A  COLBURN, 

EE^L  EST/ITE,  INSURpCE,  LQ/INS 

^""n^  Obl«»K°  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondence  Solicited . 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  &ETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 


822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Dearborn  St. 
"^SLM***®  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Nesoti>tt»H 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AAROI>r^HUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .     -     167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCZ  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  ]IIalii  3733. 


JOHN  DOLBSE.  h.  SHEPiRl, 

BSTABLI8HBS  1888. 

Dolese  &  Shepdrd, 


PAVING  I  CONTRACTORS, 

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MAMDVACTUBIBS  AMD  DBAUB8  tS 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      .  CHICAGO 

SECOND  FLOOB  TEUPONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONK  MAIN  BXPBES8  246. 

Partlontap  attention  paM  to  Macadam  Roads.  Drives.  Bonle- 
Tarda  and  Roads  In  new  Subdivisions. 


Humtoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D,  DEAN, 

Scom  41  Merchanti  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Washington  an 

8.  K.  Cor.  California  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Sts  , 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldl  Park.  OHICAflC 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
^^\^P\  ?'*Y  ^  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..   North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEAES.] 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  1, 1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISID  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBI  WEEK— ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADTEBTI9ED  EXCEPT  WHEBB  THE  <JWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBCHS  IS  GIVEN. 


RE\L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


200 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  *  ^»^"" 

Armoor  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  $3,500; 
$1,600  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III, 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood .    W  8 .  $7,600  and  *  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 
per  foot.    V  6  

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 

Q  8- 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  firat- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  oash     0  18  $  3,360 

Castle's  sub,  ihe  west  %  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }4  of  the  northwest  %  of  the  south- 
east ^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights.— Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  prioe, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Ohoioe  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  d,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11.  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $85,001 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  briok  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,00( 

-  90 


600 


Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  £Oth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Prioe  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  i 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden , 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    oor   63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  oash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  IlL 
F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

-    prioe  (6F13).    P  4. 
t  if.ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exohangs 

for  inoome  property.    A  14. 
Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4 .  $ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per  <rtiut 

foot.    P  4  $ 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $ 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$ 
Cor  50x'.20,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  ~  $ 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $ 

Gran  J  blvd,  near  45th  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16..$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  $ 

Grovelaod  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Souses,  flat  baildings  and  lots  throughout  the 


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south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-sic-y  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma-  fioished  in  quarter-sawed  onk,  oement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lightiog,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18  foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Was-hington  st,  exclusive  agents   $16,6C0 

ndiana  av,  near  56th  st.  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6 .  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot,    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houses;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   U  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  ay,  near  Dniversity,  50xl8(';  bargain. Q8. 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  briok  houae  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Main  st,near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

<fc  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  I.IOLI 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33  room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;   cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  16. .  .$  4,600 
Michigan  av,near  5l8t  8t,12-room  brick  hanse.B  16.$24,0(0j 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  s  oue.    B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  lOi'xlBl, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  HO 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  1  9i600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66ih  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  most  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and-6119;  elevated.  Ill  C  R  R. 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.. o  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifih  st,  s  e  cor  Oentre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  St,  n  e  oot  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  U.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  I  1.850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99ih  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20  room  new 
brick  building,  wiih  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $1  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  Pid  alley  '"L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  S-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  >1    $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  403^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,lt  0.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,40  >.    W  M  Smeok,  4^0  i  State  st. 
South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  Q  Fuohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  blook  52  of 
the  \regt  ]4  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rjhkopf,  741  to 
745 'W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-foarths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  prioe 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 
L  12  1  4|600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  It  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  a V,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  166 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5  xl50.  A  It$  7,0no 
Wabash  av.  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  fuoi. 

S  13     $  2(10 

Wabash  av,  near  28lh  st,  per  foot.    V  6   $  ifiu 

Wabash  av,  c'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n  ar  12th  st,    2  story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabai-h  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.  .$25,000 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st.  frame  livery  stal.  le, 
lot  50  X  176;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av.  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  f.eOO 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  tt. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fnllerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  Sooth- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  60x126  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitl  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15, 
Clark  st,  corner  limit^,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b-ilance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av.  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3- story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  oash. 

Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  xl00;6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  come':  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Oo,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  looation,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$l2,000,due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


September:,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

t3,r00  eqnity.    A  14  $  5,5C0 

Montana  et.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  ¥  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olatk  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  OosgrovB  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts.  3onth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  bnildi  jg,  38  rooms. 

A  13  ,  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.     W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  $5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  a  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $fi, 900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58)^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sn£Soient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,nf0 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.    A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W8....$  .3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Soathport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W8  $6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
snb-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  boilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisitm,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800,  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  50  X  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  et  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14. $1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park—New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzle  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

ALUslin  and  Linden  Pars  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bidg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  oity;- 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Bine  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3  OOO 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  atd  2-story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  &t  present;  when 


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all  rented  draws  $S6  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  .3,3i  0 

California  av  S,  No  15.  lot  26>,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McOallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av^  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
size  of  nt  i  ^*  6-lOxK 0  )  \  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  23  3.10x100  \  }  36x128  [ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  ba-M.  c  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

tor  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137,  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  dc  Fyman's  sub,  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  %  of  the  northwest  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  ^  of  section  20,  township  :-<9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian,  F 
A  hthkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  ca^h  I  can  ofiPer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell,  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  }4 
of  the  northeast  ^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  b.  ,$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  15  )  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame,    R  11  $36,OCO 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal   $  4^000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about  176,  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  f  1  2O0 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  0  B  &  Q  R  R,  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5,  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  .'or  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered,    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  }^  of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  see  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre,    A  14  $  3(0 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughont;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  it  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av, 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot,    W8  1  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  aedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av,    R  11  |  6,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150,  Rll.$3l[oCO 

Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 


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741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  snb,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest      of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . . .  $10,000 
Lake^st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112, 

3,000 


B  11. 


Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lota  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
b^ing  a  snb  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn, 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3  ooo 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-oent  ' 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO  OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184,    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W  8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft,  ' 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash,  Mrs  Mary  McOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st, 

MouEt  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  gronnd  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    RU  |  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  3^  of  north- 
east ^  of  northwest  3^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st, 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastos  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building, 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats,    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av,,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  8  Dietrich  <k  Oo,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  ll.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,3(0. 
Alio  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal, 

Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6. 
being  a  enb  of  that  part  of  the  east  of  the 
southwest  }^  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  .33  ft.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Polk  st,  new  (  antre  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <fc  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  bf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R, 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tek** 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  eqnity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av.  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 

River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  }4  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  <fc  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tnohy  av,' near  Western,  20  acre?,    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented,    Q  11  $  6,250 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  25x125,    W  8...,$  2,100 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  ay,  51x125.    W  8  ....  $  6.500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  ZSA 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  686)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  f.t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,(J00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  et  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  'ence 
netir  Francisco  st.  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Arhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8.  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,0C0  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8...$  7,000 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  oottagre,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L12.$  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  oypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioi) 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  ,  $  2 

California. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat'  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (icO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  gronnds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00'>.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida, — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0  0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
oypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,(J(iO  ft 
to  the  acre;  oypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0CO  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Itlandi    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lute  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest      of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.---Ea8t  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  }/^  of  the  southwest 
3^  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  ttie  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property , 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,C00  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postofQce,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  iu  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,(00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  fiat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  8t(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rente  d ;H  2  $4,800 

El  Ms  aVy  near  66th  st,  4-story  flat  building  con- 
taining 4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
o'trt  cash.    V  11. 

Ualsted  st,  near  l/ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  b%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

■Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particnlarn  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-Btory  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  „  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Qidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Kenmore  av,  vacant;  will  exchange  for  flat  prop- 
erty and  assume.    F  12  $20,000 

Lake  View. —15,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash,    C  12. 

Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    8  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranoties,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8,000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty oonsidored  for  all  or  part.  Price  peraore. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
CqI  $  225 

Georgia- -550-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  i*eet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Offioe,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pamp,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  J.^  iu  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 

Kansas —2, 350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Colnmbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7- room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  tor 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Bnildicg  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosnerous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $i;0,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.    Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 


September?,  189?. 


THE  UfiAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


847 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 

first  mortgage  pnper,    M  2. 
Have  onimproved  landa  and        cash  for  stock  of 

goods     X  11 
Oil  and  paint  manofaoturing    plant  and  stock. 

Wonid  exchange  %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOCTH  SIDE. 

Aubnrn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anborn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

Indiana  av,  north  of  22d  at,  vacant,  suitable  for 
first-class  apartment  house.  Will  give  99  year 
lease.    F  12. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.  99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomi^,  74th  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
forfaotary;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  building  No  407  aod  second  floors  Nos 
409  411.  S3oond-olas8  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  oaed  for  offices  and 
ealoon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Olark  st  8,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
ofSoes  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  i  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
St.  ITour-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph St.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSallo  st,  opposite  Oourt  House.  Addresn 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  siore  and  basement,  large  pl->te 
glass  windows.  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  building. 

WB?T  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  |2o  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  |uice  light  floors,  each  60  by  ICO  feet,  for 
$160.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


WEST  BIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,000 

to  110,000.    T  5, 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ahhland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Roe 

&,  Oo,  58  N  aiintou  st,  Ohioago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Oolorado  — Ranch  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Oolorado  or  Western  Nebraska.  Must 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  building  stone  or  lime 
stone  quarries  on  it.  Tttle  must  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.  State  lowest  terms 
and  full  particulars.  Address  M  1,  care  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal,  Ohioago. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  poil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Ohicago  or  Oook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOHABDSON,  Rockford,  III. 

Flat  property,  will  give  either  West  or  North  side 
vacant  or  acres;  might  pay  some  cash  on  good 
equity.    F  V£. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Money  to  Loan. 

|20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  soit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gi  bert,  713  Taooma 
bldg.   

Miscellaneous. 

An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  15  this  office. 


EDWIN  B  SHEIiDON. 
WM.  OGDEN  OBEiiN. 


EUGENE  H.  FI^HBUBN. 
BANDOIiPH  B.  FIBHBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  (836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bld.g.,  34  Olark.  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q  13.  Care  Eeal  Estate  and  Euilding  Journal. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

85  WASHIN&TON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


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FOR 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PKOPEETY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorations  of  Oeilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  workmanabip. 
Drawiags  and  estimates  faroished  apon  applioation. 

CliicagD  InteriDP  DBCDraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paiH  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFK, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
-"-Trust  Co, 

f  The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  In  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,600,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300.000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  ".hstractsof  Title. 

Gruarantees  Tit'es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPI  SB&TICE  AND  BEASONABLE  SATBB. 
OFFICERS. 

QWTNN  Gabnett.  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  PrKWABT,  Sec'y.    0  R.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Frank  H.  Sellebs,  Irast  Officer. 


THE  ilGGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  |60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

The  most  hopeful  and  yet  the  most  dangerous 
feature  of  the  present  business  boom  is  the  rapid  ad- 
vance in  prices.  Most  hopeful  because  there  can  be 
no  genuine  improvement  on  low  prices,  and  most 
dangerous  because  a  too  rapid  advance  is  liicely  to 
check  trade.  The  boom  is  specially  noticeable  in 
iron.  Bessemer  pig  is  now  quoted  at  $18  a  ton,  which 
is  an  advance  of  $9  a  ton  over  the  lowest  price  r(  ached 
during  the  depression.  There  has  been  a  gradual  up- 
ward movement  in  iron  and  steel  prices  for  six 
months  past,  but  recently  they  seem  to  have  ad- 
vanced by  leaps  and  bounds.  During  the  past  two 
weeks  there  have  been  several  remarkable  jumps. 
Only  a  little  more  than  two  weeks  ago  Bessemer  was 
quoted  at  $14.50.  It  has  now  passed  f  18  and  is  still 
advancing.  Steel  billets  and  other  forms  of  iron 
product  have  advanced  in  equal  proportions,  and  al- 
together the  iron  business  is  highly  prosperous.  If 
iron  can  be  relied  on,  as  usual,  as  the  trade  barome- 
ter, the  outlook  is  certainly  encouraging. 

The  first  of  September  sees  the  crop  question  set- 
tled. Wheat  is  substantially  all  harvested,  most  of 
the  corn  is  out  of  danger,  and  potatoes  and  other 
vegetables  and  the  fruits  are  beyond  injury.  Prices 
of  the  leading  cereals  and  of  potatoes  are  not  what 
was  hoped  for,  but  there  are  strong  indications  of 
improvement  later  on.  The  big  crops  have  been  of 
benefit  to  the  railroads  especially,  and  the  effect  of 
an  expected  large  traffic  is  already  seen  in  Wall  street 
in  the  remarkable  advances  in  the  selling  prices  of 
granger  stocks.  Industrial  and  other  shares  have 
also  moved  up  in  sympathy  with  railroad  stocks  and 
generally  improving  conditions.  As  yet  the  most 
noticeable  business  improvement  is  in  the  East,  the 
West  having  been  slow  to  feel  the  effect  of  the 
change  because  dependent  so  largely  on  crop  condi 
tions,  Now,  however,  with  the  harvest  at  its  height, 
there  is  no  longer  any  reason  why  the  West  should 
not  reap  the  full  benefit  of  whatever  real  prosperity 
is  in  store  for  the  entire  country. 

Wages  are  the  last  to  advance,  and  yet  no  perma 
nent  prosperity  can  be  expected  until  the  purchas- 
ing power  of  the  wage-earning  classes  is  increased  in 
proportion  to  the  advance  of  prices.    If  prices  rise 
and  wages  remain  stationary  consumption  will  be 
checked  and  the  business  boom  will  le  short  lived 
No  power  to  prodnce  general  prosperity  exists  back 
of  the  purchasing  ability  of  the  masses.    The  bank 
clearings  week  by  week  reflect  this  condition  almost 
perfectly.    During  this  midsummer  dullness  they 
show  that  purchases  have  been  considerably  cur 
tailed. 

The  usual  movement  of  money  from  the  financial 
centers  to  the  interior  has  been  a  marked  feature  of 
the  present  season.  This  movement  always  comes 
with  the  demand  for  money  to  harvest  the  crops, 
but  this  year  it  has  been  somewhat  augmented  by 
the  industrial  revival.  It  is  well  known  that  for 
several  years  the  industrial  situation  has  been 
desperate,  and  immense  sums  of  money  have  been 
lying  idle  in  the  banks  which  in  ordinary  times  would 
have  been  used  in  business  enterprises.  Now  the  de- 
mand for  money  by  merchants  and  manufacturers  is 
beginning  to  attain  to  the  normal  proportions  again, 
and  the  funds  are  moving  out,  to  the  satisfaction  of 
bankers  and  business  men  alike. 

The  time  approaches  when  gold  imports  in  ex- 
change for  heavy  crop  shipments  may  be  expected. 


At  present  gold  exports  continue,  and  for  the  month 
of  August  just  past  the  outflow  has  largely  exceeded 
that  of  any  August  in  recent  years.  Much  of  this 
gold,  too,  is  drawn  from  the  Treasury,  yet  the  reserve 
has  not  seriously  suffered.  The  syndicate,  whose 
contract  lasts  until  October,  replaces  all  the  gold 
withdrawn,  and  thus  the  greenback  redemption  fund 
is  kept  above  the  $100,000,000  line.  If  crop  exports 
fail  to  turn  the  gold  tide  in  this  direction,  and  if  the 
Treasury  deficits  continue  and  the  gold  fund  is  still 
endangered.  Congress,  which  will  soon  be  in  session, 
may  be  relied  uj  on  to  adopt  revenue  measures  which 
will  relieve  all  necessities. 

THE  LOCAL  SITUATION. 

The  week  in  local  stock  circles  has  been  quiet.  The 
elevated  stocks  have  attracted  what  little  of  atten- 
tion and  interest  has  been  noted  on  the  exchange  and 
they  are  by  no  means  as  important  as  they  ought  to 
be.  Lake  Street,  for  example,  has  sold  up  to  211  on 
better  prospects.  Whether  the  prospects  are  justi- 
fied or  not  remains  to  be  seen,  but  certain  it  i"  that 
Lake  Street  is  one  of  the  best  stocks  for  a  gamble 
that  had  ever  been  listed  on  the  exchange.  Its  man- 
agers are  pushing  vigorously  in  the  way  of  downtown 
extension  and  indirectly  with  the  Union  loop,  and  if 
the  business  of  the  company  can  be  brought  to  a  pay- 
ing basis  the  stock  is  sure  to  go  to  par.  At  present 
prices  it  is  a  speculation. 

Alley  "L"  annual  meeting  was  a  revelation  rather 
than  a  success.  What  has  been  uncertain  all  along 
was  learned,  i.  e.,  that  a  tremendous  upheaval  in  the 
way  of  reorganization  must  be  gone  through  with  be- 
fore the  property  can  even  be  expected  to  pay  its  fixed 
charges.  What  Alley  "L"  must  have  is  a  generous 
extension  of  outlying  tracks  and  a  better  terminal 
down  town,  besides  if  possible  a  change  to  electricity 
as  a  motive  power.  All  this  will  require  the  raising 
of  a  large  sum  of  money  through  heroic  sacrifices 
on  the  part  of  the  stock  and  bondholders. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  G. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

Houston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

Dallas 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland,  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Toledo 

Wilmington,  Del 
Norfolk 


$506,735,320 
80,199,6.8 
72,556,971 
56,387,937 
19.875,602 
13,009  943 
10,919,166 
13,602,057 
10,294,300 
9,961,545 
6,3]4,892 
3.482,018 
4,100,473 
5  395,603 
4,59a  39  i 
6,166,930 
3,3-0,977 
4,560,800 
6.235,2  0 
3,735,913 
3,199,521 
2.271,385 
2.855,915 
3,289,400 
1,768.063 
1,85,3,638 
1,44 1, 316 
1,946,705 
1,167,000 
1,609  820 
935,019 
960,325 
1,314,801 
1,346,109 
1,685,554 
1,14.',756 
1,032,133 
1,134,92.'. 
8  IS.  047 
974,683 
076,944 
703,694 
630.. 592 
733.920 
5!4,i^28 
467,065 
1,167,190 
586,252 
786,607 


Inc. 

25  0 
6.0 
15.2 
12.1 
18.^ 
1.5 
5.8 
55  9 

4.5 
49.8 
II  5 

7.8 
16.6 

7.8 

25.6 
51.5 


24.0 

21.0 
21,8 
1.6 
26.3 
17.5 


21.7 
37.2 
23  5 
21.8 
7i.0 
28.6 
15.0 

1.8 
33.0 

3.2 

4.9 

18.8 
16.9 
7.3 

16  9 
17.6 


Dec, 


Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 

Binghamton 

tBay  City,  Mich 

tFall  River 

tAkron,  Ohio 

tSpringfield,  Ohio 

tCanton,  Ohio 

fSioux  Falls 

iFremont,  Neb 

tHastings.  Neb 

tChattanooga 

t Fargo 

fNashville 

tGalveston 

Augusta 

Salt  Lake  City 

Scranion 

Helena 

Kalamazoo 

Rockford,  111 


3.7 


22.0 
10  3 


3.3 
3.3 

17.1 


7.9 
24.5 


31.6 
22.7 


366,900 
815,153 
540, 30 1 
306,035 
296,900 
180  237 
228.301 
386,739 
303  376 
364,537 
391,516 
273  632 
223,400 
318,051 
632  029 
224,313 
230,330 
174,880 
46  lfi4 
56,949 
72  981 
210,000 
158,841 
787.653 

3  496,265 
31;<.027 

1,180,933 
730  452 
720,068 
201.593 
155,62ci 


Total  $885,551,854 
Exclusive  of  Sew  York  378,816,534 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


DOMI.MON  OF  CANADA. 

$  9,819.427 
4,678,176 
1,027,354 
498,600 
883  622 


Total  $16,907,179 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


10  6 
41  9 
14  8 
27  1 

20  8 


71  5 
47.3 


21  8 

43.6 
27.2 
62.0 
39.2 

21.0 
19  6 
42  8 

22  4 
7.2 


39  0 

42  0 
8  6 
24  0 

18  9 
11  8 


0  2 
6  6 


3  1 
5.6 


34  0 
23.2 

7.6 

35  0 
20.7 

4  0 


18  6 
1.5 

2  1 


5  5 
44  0 


RAILROAD  INVESTMENTS. 

Although  the  financial  stringency  was  greater  in 
1893  than  last  year,  its  depressing  effect  did  not 
markedly  reach  the  railroads  until  last  year.  This 
can  be  readily  explained  through  the  loss  of  freight 
traffic  because  of  trade  stagnation.  In  1893,  the 
railroads  did  the  largest  volume  of  business  ever 
reached  but  at  such  reducd  rates  that  it  affected  the 
net  earnings  but  little.  Follow  this  with  the  shrink- 
age in  volume  last  year  at,  rates  no  higher,  and  the 
decrease  in  net  earnings  was  11.53  per  cent.  In  con- 
sequence the  stockholders'  share  of  the  profits  was 
less  than  ever  before,  the  average  dividend  rate  being 
1.64  per  cent;  practically  65  per  cent  of  the  share  cap- 
ital receiving  no  return  whatever  for  the  year. 

But  with  the  returned  prosperity  the  volume  of 
business  is  certain  of  being  unprecedented  and  a 
better  showing  is  to  be  worthily  expected.  It  is 
however,  demonstrated  by  the  figures  given  in  the 
summary  referred  to  that  railroad  shares  may  not 
prove  immediately  the  greatest  paying  investment 
that  it  is  possible  to  make. 

With  the  marvelous  liberal  franchises  granted  and 
the  reduced  cost  of  construction  and  maintenance, 
there  should  be  no  greater  bonanza  than  the  owning 
of  street  railway  shares.  The  patronage  is  at  least 
a  certain  quantity,  in  a  prosperous  municipality  con- 
stantly increasing,  and  the  rolling  stock  easily  main- 
tained. Its  receipts  are  not  subject  to  the  uneven- 
ness  of  production  and  trade  while  its  unconditional 
franchises  are  constantly  increasing  in  value.— Finan. 
cial  and  Industrial  Record. 


Caldwell,  Idaho.— The  foUowiog  bonds  will  be  sold  by 
Oanyon  Connty,  State  of  Idaho,  on  September  9,  1895. 
Parpose  of  issne,  fanding  outstanding  warrant  indebted- 
ness. Anaooi  t  $40,000.  Rate  of  interest,  to  be  fixed  by 
purchaser.  Denominations,  JlOO,  $5('0  and  0).  Bonds 
dated  October  1,  1895.  Interest  payable  in  January  and 
July  of  each  year.  Where  payable,  at  Oonnty  Treasury  or 
Ohemioal  National  Bank,  New  York.  VFhen  do  bonds 
beoome  doe?  Ten  per  oent  in  ten  years,  and  10  per  oent 
annually  thereafter.  Option  of  prior  redemptloa,  if  any 
—Redeemable  at  any  time  after  ten  years.  Total  debt, 
including  this  issue,  $60,000.  Assessed  valuation, 
equalized  1895,  §2,000,003.  Proposals  will  be  received 
until  September  7.    Address  W.  O.  Dunbar,  Jr. 

Des  Moines,  Iowa. — The  Oounoil  has  under  discussion 
the  issue  of  il50,0CO  street-paving  bonds  and  curbing 
certificates. 


September  7,  iSdS. 


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LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

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Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

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First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

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Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

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National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

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MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  68. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  <fc  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  6-20  43^8  

Pass  By  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  68 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
"  "    Oons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  69   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58 . .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  53  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  -bOO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  6sl900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  58 . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  6-20  5  


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Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Cal  and  O  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  8  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohioago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

'«       Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«ok  ^  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amount 

Aal 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

Bid 

Asked 

$  1  250  000 

8% 

tll5 

6  000  000 

491^ 

49 

3  569  650 

70 

10  OOO  000 

'^% 

65 

57^ 

1  000  000 

2  000  000 

£625  000 

"n 

15 

£626  000 

8% 

33^2 

;-»5 

£200  000 

10^ 

40 

40 

£200  000 

8% 

54 

7  600  000 

10 

10% 

9  000  000 

12% 

318 

32C 

600  000 

25  000  090 

t54% 

t55% 

1  000  000 

h% 

3  280  200 

12% 

fl60 

no 

9  000  000 

10% 

131M 

132 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

21M 

21M 

£450  000 

6 

6 

£400  OOC 

"h% 

14 

16 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhoten  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co,  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Lineeed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


£775  000 

7% 

14 

16 

£775  000 

s% 

35}^ 

36 

£■200  000 

7% 

tiO 

£  200  000 

7% 

T*3M 

10  000  000 

70 

70}4 

500  OCO 

iO% 

t510 

feoo 

6  500  000 

12% 

291% 

293 

2  600  000 

7% 

113 

115 

18  000  000 

261^ 

t31 

30  000  OCO 

's% 

tl64 

4  000  000 

i% 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

59 

63 

1  600  COO 

7% 

t95 

600  000 

\0% 

1  250  000 

■db% 

13  189  000 

9% 

120K 

130 

2  250  000 

60 

68 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares,  t^ast  quotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48%  Lake  Street  Elevated 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Co  69^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co.... 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  13     In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd 

"  Pfd  ....31% 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .39 
"  "      Pfd. 513^ 

Ohi&SS  Rap  T  Co  83^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  64 

Diamond  Match  Co,  III.  128% 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo 

Pfd 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  

N  Ohi  St  R  R  

Street's  W  S  C  Line 
W  Obi  St  R  R...  . 


.21% 
.  6 

■  i^'A 

.34% 
.70 
292 

128% 


DAILY  SALES. 

Saturday,  August  31 ,  1895. 


NO   OHI  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ac't  293% 

W  OHI  STBEET  B  E. 

50— aoct  130 

OHI  AND  S  8  BAP  TEAN  CO. 
50  10 


100  10^  ICO 

OHt.  BBEW.  &  MAIiT  03. 

50— ac't  14 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

50  20% 

10  2034 

55  20% 

85   20J4 

50 -ac't  2034 

50— ac't  20% 

ao't  203^ 


Tuesday.  Septembers,  1895. 


NATIONAL  EAILWAY  00. 

10    112 

O.  &  0    O.   &  D'.OK 

5  ,  69 

NO.  CHI.8T.  E   B.  O  ). 

50— ao't  293 

50— ao't  2933^ 

CENTBAL  INION  TEL..  00 

1  57 

4  £5 

DI4MOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

100   131;.^ 

25  131M 

30   132 

CHI.  &  8.  8.  BAP.  TraN.  CO. 

30....  9 

20  11 

150— ao't  9 


W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
10  129% 

2  130 

10  130% 

50— ao't  129% 

50— ao't  130 


LAKE  ST. 
70  

220  

10  

£0   

303  

50— ao't 
25') — ac't 
100— ac't 
400— ac't 
2£0— ac't 


ELEVATED  B  . 


B. 

20Ji 

2(M 
20% 
21 

213^ 
2f% 
,20% 
,20% 
21 


OHI.  CITY  B  Y  . 


41  318 

Wednesday,  September  4,  1895. 


NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  703^ 

CAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCOK  00. 

60  -ao't  70 

OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CI. 

150   5o 

NATIONAL  EAILWAY  CO. 

27  112 

OHI.  CITY  b'y. 

22  318 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 

25  Ex  Div  129 

NO,  CHI.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

60  291 

150— ac't  292% 

CHI.  &  S.  8  EAP.  TEAN.  CO. 

365  8 

210  83^ 

50  8% 

160  8% 

50— ac't  7% 

1.^0 -ac't  8 

50— ao't  83^ 


•w.  (^HI.  STBEET  E.  E. 
50  128 

1'2  128>.^ 

50— ac't  128% 

50— ao't   12834 

100— ao't  128% 

100— ao't  128% 

250— ao't  128% 

150— ac't....  128% 

160— ac't  128% 

200— ac't  129 

£0— ac't  129% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 

60  20% 

£0  20M 

116  21 

275.  21% 

370— cash  20% 

10— cash  21 

50— ac't  20% 

100— ac't  21 

260— ac't  21% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  OD. 

25  473^ 

50— ao't  47% 


Thursday,  September  5,  1895. 

OAL,  &  OHI.    CANAL  &  DOCK.  STBEET'S  W.  CAE  LINE. 

.^,0  69%    10  14 

100— ao't  70      50— ao't  ,....14 


DIAMOND  MATON  C}.,  ILL. 

10  1283^ 

60— ac't  129 


OHI  & 

50., 
4.. 

50.. 
249.. 
38.. 

50- 


B.  8. 


BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

 8% 


8% 
8% 

8% 


50— ac't  8U  ,:• 

2nn   ftn'f  jii^lSOO— ao't 


W.  OHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 
10  128% 

600— ac't  128% 

200— ac't  128% 

200 -ac't  129 


ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 21 

  21 

  21 

,  21 

 2i 

 21 

 21 

 21 

,  21 

  21 

 21 

400— ao't  21 

OHI.  CITY  b'y 

20....  319 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  O). 

5  291 


LAKE 
8  

120  

30  

261  

323  

260 — cash 
50— ao't . 
150— ac't, 
100— ac't 


Friday,  Se>)tember  6,  1895. 


NO.  cm.  ST.  B.  B.  03. 

60  291 

CENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  CO. 

20  56 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

40  1283^ 


70. 


.128% 


OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DCOK. 

6  69% 

10  

10  

6  

60— ac't  

50— ac't  


AM.    S:BAW  B)A3D. 


10. 


.69% 
.69% 
.69% 
.70 
.703^ 

!48 


W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

25   12834 

20  128>| 

6  128% 

1  129 

50— ac't  12814 

5  )— ac't  128% 

LAKE  BT.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
26  21% 

251  21% 

733   21% 

300— ao't   21% 

450— ao't  21% 

60— ao't  21% 

OHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

342  83^ 

40   8H 


ACTIVITY  IN  IRON  MANUFACTURINB. 

MILLS  AND  FUKNACES  RECENTLY  STARTED  AND  TO 
REStTME  BUSINESS  AT  ONCE— ACTIVITY  IN  IRON 
CENTRES. 

During  three  years  of  idleness  the  consumption  of 
iron  has  greatly  exceeded  the  output  from  furnaces. 
Compared  with  a  year  ago  there  are  now  68  more 
furnaces  in  blast,  with  an  increased  weekly  capacity 
of  about  62,090  tons,  ^nd  still  we  hear  the  cry  for 
more  iron.  Railroads  have  only  begun  buying,  so 
that  when  these  large  consumers  begin  to  purchase 
freely,  as  it  is  believed  they  must,  more  iron  will  be 
required,  and  additional  furnaces  be  blown  in  to 
furnish  the  mills  with  raw  material.  Some  of  the 
furnaces  added  to  the  producing  list  are  comparatively 
new,  but  others  have  about  reached  the  end  of  their 
usefulness  and  these  would  be  idle  but  for  the  attrac- 
tive prices  at  which  iron  is  selling.  There  is  little 
doubt  that  the  consumptive  capacity  will  absorb  the 
output  for  months  to  come,  and  the  prices  will  be 
maintained  during  the  same  period. 

As  an  evidence  of  the  preparations  being  made  by 
the  railroads  in  the  West  to  carry  the  crops,  it  is  an- 
nounced that  the  Grand  Island  Road  will  soon  reopen 
all  its  stations  in  Kansas  and  Nebraska,  which  are 
closed  on  account  of  the  crop  failure,  last  year. 

The  Calumet  Iron  and  Steel  Company,  of  Chicago, 
111.,  has  leased  its  furnace  to  the  Calumet  Furnace 
Company,  a  new  concern,  for  a  term  of  years.  The 
plant  is  at  Calumet,  and  will  go  into  blast  about  the 
end  of  August.  Its  capacity  is  1,000  tons  a  week  of 
Bessemer,  mill  or  foundry  coke  iron,  and  will  give 
employment  to  200  or  300  men. 

The  flres  in  the  Cedar  Point  Furnace,  at  Port  Henry, 
N.  Y.,  have  been  lighted.  The  furnace  has  been  out 
of  blast  more  than  two  years. 

Ihe  Soho  Furnace,  at  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  recently 
bought  by  the  Pittsburg  Steel  and  Iron  Company, 
has  resumed  blast  after  an  idleness  of  three  years. 
The  furnace  has  a  capacity  of  200  tons  of  pig  iron  a 
day. 

The  Ohio  Company's  furnace  at  Zanesville,  O.,  went 
into  blast  last  week,  after  being  idle  about  a  year. 

Furnace  No.  2,  of  the  Sheridan  furnaces,  at  Le- 
banon, Pa.,  is  being  repaired  and  will  be  blown  in  as 
soon  as  possible. 

It  is  said  that  Eastern  capitalists  are  thinking  of 
establishing  a  new  steel  plant  at  Alliance,  O.,  if  the 
citizens  will  give  400  acres  of  land  within  three  miles 
of  the  centre  of  the  town. 

Fires  have  been  lighted  for  the  first  time  under 
the  two  new  open-hearth  furnaces  of  the  Ironton 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September?,  1895 


Structural  Steel  Company,  at  Ironton,  near  Duluth, 
Minn.,  and  it  is  expected  that  beam  rolling  will  begin 
in  a  few  days. 

Reeves  Iron  Company,  of  Canal  Dover,  O  ,  has  let 
contracts  fora  new  tin  mill.  A  large  addition  will  be 
made  to  the  rolling  mills  for  the  purpose  of  making 
black  plates  for  ternes. 

Every  department  of  Aetna-Standard  Iron  Works, 
at  Bridgeport,  O.,  is  in  operation  for  the  first  time  in 
many  months.  Two  tin  mills  have  been  changed 
back  to  plate  mills.  About  1.600  men  are  working, 
with  prospects  for  a  steady  run. 

The  Diamond  Steel  company,  of  Reading,  Pa.,  has 
received  several  large  orders  from  cutlery  manufac- 
turers for  different  grades  of  cutlery  machines,  and  is 
now  working  night  and  day. 

The  industrial  activity  in  the  Birmingham  district 
of  Alabama  will  continue  without  cessation  through 
the  summer.  The  rolling  mills  generally  stop  from 
July  until  September  on  account  of  the  hot  weather, 
but  they  were  running  all  summer  and  will  not  shut 
down  this  year.  They  now  employ  more  men  than 
ever  before  and  have  orders  ahead  for  several  months. 

The  Carnegie  Steel  Company,  Limited,  has  under 
erection  a  belt  road  to  connect  the  Duquesne  Steel 
Works,  Homestead  Steel  Works  and  Edgar  Thomson 
Steel  Works.  The  road  will  also  have  an  affiliation 
with  through  lines. 

The  Shickle,  Harrison  &  Howard  Iron  Company, 
of  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  has  made  several  additions  to  its 
plant,  and  is  now  operating  two  15-ton  basic  open- 
hearth  steel  furnaces. 

The  Montpelier  Sheet  and  Tin  Plate  Company,  of 
Montpelier,  Ind.,  is  running  its  mills  to  their  full 
capacity.  It  has  about  2,000  tons  of  tin  plate  bars 
on  hand  and  orders  have  been  placed  for  an  additional 
5,000  tons. 

The  Franklin  Steel  Casting  Company,  of  FrAnkMn, 
Pa ,  is  erecting  a  steel  casting  plant  which  will  have 
a  capacity  of  about  400  tons  a  month  at  the  start. 
The  works  will  be  completed  by  November  1. 

It  is  reported  that  the  nail  mills  of  the  Portage 
Iron  Works  at  Duncanville,  Pa.,  will  resume  work 
soon  under  the  management  of  A.  R.  Whitney  &  Co  , 
of  New  York,  after  being  shut  down  many  years. 

The  Quick  City  Iron  Works,  at  Frankton,  Ind.,  is 
in  operation.  When  the  Illinois  plant  from  La  Salle 
is  removed  and  combined  with  the  Frankton  plant  a 
large  additional  force  of  men  will  be  required. 

The  Tretheway  Manufacturing  Company,  of  Pitts- 
burg, Pa.,  manufacturers  of  solid  steel  shear  knives, 
shear  grinding  machinery,  steam  hammers,  etc.,  has 
its  plant  in  full  operation. 

The  National  Saw  Works,  of  Middletown,  N.  Y., 
and  the  steel  mill  attached  will  be  started  up  on  full 
time.  The  steel  mill  has  been  idle  for  years,  and  the 
saw  works  have  been  running  on  short  time  for  a 
year  and  a  half. 

The  Carnegie  Steel  Company,  Limited,  of  Pitts- 
burg, Pa.,  it  is  said  gives  employment  at  its  various 
plants  at  Pittsburg  to  about  12,000  men.  It  is  ex 
pected  that  the  tonnage  for  this  year  will  approxi- 
mate 2,000,000  tons  of  finished  product,  if  the  present 
rate  of  output  is  maintained.  The  company  is  also 
interested  in  iron  ore  mines  in  the  Lake  Superior 
region,  at  which  a  large  number  of  men  are  employed. 

The  cut  nail  factory  of  the  Atlantic  Works  of  P. 

L.  Kimberly  &  Co.,  at  Sharon,  Pa.,  which  resumed 
operations  this  week,  contains  40  cut  nail  machines, 
and  has  been  idle  several  years.  The  Greenville  Roll- 
ing mill  of  this  firm  located  at  Greenville,  Pa.,  which 
also  started  up  this  week,  had  been  idle  about  three 
years. 

The  Helmbacher  Forge  and  Rolling  Mills  Com- 
pany of  St.  Louis,  Mo  ,  is  running  its  bar  mill,  link 
and  pin  department  and  the  axle  hammers.  The 
shape  hammers  are  also  in  operation.  The  company 
has  added  largely  to  its  force  of  employes  the  last 
month  or  two. 

The  Midland  Steel  Company  of  Muncie,  Ind  ,  an- 
nounces that  work  will  soon  be  begun  on  a  new  ad- 
dition to  its  plant.  An  iron  building  will  be  erected 
and  occupied  by  a  high  bar  mill. 

The  plant  of  the  Atlanta,  Ind.,  Steel  &  Tinplate 
Company  is  to  be  enlarged  and  its  capacity  doubled. 


The  Wilkes  Rolling  Mills  at  Sharon.  Pa.,  is  to  re- 
sume work  soon. 

The  Dover  Rolling  Mills  of  Dover.  N.  J.,  started 
up  the  middle  of  August,  after  being  closed  several 
months.  The  company  has  a  number  of  orders  on 
hand,  and  the  mills  will  run  full  night  and  day. 

Two  companies  are  said  to  be  after  the  old  Darnell 
Iron  Works  at  Muncie  Ind.,  which  they  wish  to  ac- 
quire for  the  purpose  of  converting  into  a  tinplate 
mill. 

The  rod  mill  at  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.,  was  recently 
started  under  the  management  of  the  Consolidated 
Steel  and  Wire  Company. 

The  employes  of  W.  P.  Townsend  &  Company  of 
Fallston,  Pa.,  have  received  a  notification  of  an  in- 
crea.se  in  their  wages  of  10  cents  a  day. 

The  news  from  Birmingham,  Ala.,  and  the  Calu- 
met Regions  was  given  in  last  week's  issue  of  the 
Journal.  If  we  are  to  have  a  boom  it  has  started 
at  ihe  light  places  and  in  the  right  direction. 

THE  DOWNTOWM  LOOP. 

The  entire  loop  enterprise  has  been  brought  promi- 
nently to  the  public  notice  this  week  by  active  work 
on  the  Fifth  avenue  line  and  by  the  announcement, 
of  a  rival  scheme  for  a  loop  northward  from  Con- 
gress street  through  the  alley  between  State  street 
and  Wabash  avenue  Last  Saturday  passers-by  on 
Fifth  avenue  were  surprised  to  ste  that  work  had 
been  begun  in  earnest  on  that  street.  A  large  force 
of  men  were  engaged  in  digging  holes  about  eight 
feet  deep  for  the  foundation  piers,  and  before  the 
close  of  the  day  the  preliminary  work  on  two  blocks 
of  the  line,  from  Lake  to  Washington  stieet,  had 
been  blocked  out.  Evidently  the  promoters  of  the 
Northwestern  '"L"  loop  do  not  mean  to  let  the  grass 
grow  under  their  feet.  If  it  were  not  for  delay  on 
the  iron  work,  they  would  be  able  to  complete  their 
line  before  the  clcse  of  the  present  month.  But 
certain  legal  complications  are  likely  to  defeat  this 
project  Bills  were  filed  in  the  Superior  Court  and 
in  the  United  States  Court  Saturday  and  Monday  re 
spectively  by  John  H.  Hamline,  attorney  for  prop- 
erty owners  on  Fifth  avenue,  asking  for  an  injunc- 
tion to  restrain  the  liuilding  of  the  Northwestern  '"L" 
on  that  street.  Both  bills  charge  that  the  North 
western  '-L  '  ordinance  was  obtained  by  collusion  of 
Commisioner  of  Public  Works  Kent  and  by  bribery 
of  the  City  Council,  and  allege  that  it  is  void  because 
the  petitions  upon  which  it  rests  were  never  before 
the  Council  until  Kent  presented  them  and  that  the 
Council  had  never  asked  him  to  make  a  report  upon 
the  papers.  The  bill  says  that  when  the  complain 
ants  learned  that  Kent  had  petitions  they  offered  to 
prove  that  the  signers  were  not  authorized  to  give 
consents  for  the  property  their  names  were  placed 
against,  but  Kent  declared  he  would  not  go  behind 
the  signatures.  A  temporary  injunction  was  not 
asked  for  because  of  the  heavy  bond  required,  and 
the  work  on  the  elevated  structure  will  be  pushed 
rapidly  forward  to  completion. 

THE  WABASH  AVENUE  LINE. 

At  the  same  time  there  is  a  strong  fight  on  over  the 
Wibash  avenue  section  of  the  proposed  elevated  loop. 
A  meeting  of  the  Wabash  Avenue  Property  Owners' 
Association  and  the  Central  Elevated  Railway  Com- 
pany was  held  in  the  office  of  the  company  in  the 
Rookery  Building  last  Tuesday.  Z.  S.  Holbrook, 
president  of  the  association,  and  Columbus  R.  Cum- 
mings  were  elected  directors  of  the  company.  The 
other  directors  are  S.  D.  Kimbark,  Robert  Shepard, 
E  Hamilton  Hunt,  and  Dwight  Lawrence.  The 
company  has  a  capital  of  $7,500,000,  and  proposes 
to  build  at  once  a  loop  through  the  alleys,  running 
north  from  Congress  street  at  the  present  terminal 
of  the  Alley  Elevated.  They  will  charge  2  cents  for 
a  ride  around  the  loop  and  will  pay  20  per  cent  of 
their  receipts  int )  the  treasury  of  the  city.  This  is 
thought  to  be  rather  a  scheme  to  force  the  Union 
Loop  people  off  of  Wabash  avenue  and  down  the 
alleys  rather  than  an  attempt  to  build  an  elevated 
road.  Mr.  Holbrook,  however,  is  positive  that  the 
Union  Loop  Company  can  not  secure  a  majority  of 
the  Wabasla  avenue  frontage  and  lie  gives  names  of 
property  owners  and  figures  showing  their  frontages 
to  prove  this  proposition. 

The  elevated  loop  problem  is  far  from  being  satis- 
factorily solved.  vVhat  the  people  want  is  an  alley 
loop  and  an  agreement  to  pay  to  the  city  a  good  per- 
centage of  the  receipts.  Any  other  plan  will  be  only 
an  outrageous  imposition  on  the  city  and  property 
owners. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Will  the  boom  come  this  fall  or  next  spring,  is  the 
question  now  being  agitated  by  real  estate  agents. 
With  returning  prosperity  in  mercantile  business 
there  is  sure  to  be  later  on  an  immensely  improved 
demand  for  real  estate  and  the  problem  now  is  how 
long  will  it  be  before  that  hoped-for  time  will  come. 
The  evidences  of  improvement  are  many,  even  at 
this  dull  season  of  the  year.  Leading  firms  report 
that  the  inquiry  for  all  kinds  of  property  is  good. 
There  is  even  a  demand  in  some  localities  for  acres 
to  subdivide,  and  evidently  the  faith  of  the  subdi- 
vider  has  not  deserted  Chicago.  These  buyers  are 
not  so  foolish  as  the  average  citizen  nrofess*  s  to  be- 
lieve. They  see  that  prices  are  now  at  tht'ir  lowest 
and  that  if  they  get  in  line  at  the  head  of  the  pro- 
cession before  the  boom  comes  they  will  be  in  good 
condition  to  carry  off  the  prizes  later  on.  Then  the 
crowd  which  refuses  to  buy  now  will  rush  to  pay 
higher  prices  willingly. 

THE  FUTURE  OF  CHICAGO. 

A  prediction  of  future  growth  of  Chicago  has  re- 
cently been  made  by  Elm^r  L.  Corthell,  in  which  he 
estimates  that  the  city  will  contain  7,797,000  inhabi- 
tants 25  years  hence,  or  in  1S20.  No  doubt  this  fig- 
ure, so  confidently  stated,  has  caused  many  a  smile 
to  curl  the  lip  of  the  skeptical,  but  it  is  simply  in 
line  with  the  wonderful  past  growth  of  the  city  after 
all.  In  1847  John  S.  Wright  wrote  a  series  of  arti- 
cles predicting  the  future  growth  of  Chicago,  in 
which  he  placed  the  population  in  1893  at  1  643,400. 
His  estimate  is  seen  to  be  nearly  correct.  If  the  pop- 
ulation increases  at  the  rate  of  ten  per  cent  a  year, 
and  from  past  experience  Ibis  seems  not  at  all  im- 
probable, the  figure  nanaed  by  Mr.  Corthell  for  1920 
will  be  reached  and  passed  before  that  time. 

A  further  word  to  any  doubting  Thomas  who  may 
be  inclined  to  scout  the  future  greatness  of  Chicago, 
perhaps  will  be  sufficient.  Fifty-five  years  ago  a 
teamster  who  made  regular  trips  to  Chicago  was  of- 
fered forty  acres  of  land  in  what  is  now  the  center  of 
the  city  for  a  yoke  of  oxen,  and  refused  the  land. 
Ten  years  later  one-half  the  same  land  sold  for  163,- 
000.    What  it  is  worth  now  can  only  be  conjectured. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

Loan  brokers  say  there  is  no  cessation  in  the  de- 
mand for  loans.  This  does  not  necessarily  indicate 
great  activity  in  building,  audit  will  be  found  on 
comparison  of  the  building  permits  and  the  trust 
dee 's  that  the  latter  are  out  of  all  proportion  to  the 
former.  The  greater  part  of  the  loan  business  will 
always  be  in  renewals.  The  average  borrower  does 
not  care  to  pay  off  the  principal  of  his  loan,  but  lets 
it  run  on  year  after  year,  and  in  renewing  usually 
asks  for  a  larger  sum  because  his  property  has  in- 
creased in  value.  There  is  no  city  on  the  continent 
where  property  is  so  covered  up  with  mortgage  in- 
debtedness and  there  is  no  other  city  where  the  won- 
derful progress  and  rapid  advance  in  values  would 
warrant  such  a  prodigality  in  borrowing. 

NEW  INDUSTRIES  AT  HAMMOND. 

The  Chicago  wave  has  reached  over  into  Hammond 
and  awoke  the  sleepers  on  the  other  side  of  the  In- 
diana State  line.  One  of  the  most  important  deals 
in  the  real  estate  of  that  city  made  for  several  years 
was  consummated  recently  when  Samuel  L.  Mershon, 
representing  a  company  of  Chicago  capitalists,  se- 
cured the  rights  and  property  the  buildings  and  ma- 
chinery, held  by  M.  M.  Towle.  This  concern  was 
formerly  operated  by  the  Chicago  Ax  Co.  It  has 
been  idle  for  eighteen  months,  and  the  machinery 
was  attached  for  rents  by  Mr.  Towle.  The  new  com- 
pany expects  to  have  a  force  of  500  men  employed  by 
Oct.  1.  They  will  make  iron  and  steel  castings.  An- 
other deal  closed  by  Mr.  Towle  is  the  lease  of  the 
cooperage  works  to  P.  B.  Sanburn  of  Chicago,  who  is 
the  patentee  of  a  new  style  barrell  which  will  revolu- 
tionize the  cooper  business.  Mr.  Towle  is  also  nego- 
tiating with  the  manufacturers  for  the  lease  of  his 
mammoth  box  factory  in  Hammond.  If  this  indus- 
try can  be  started  again  the  three  deals  mentioned 
will  bring  into  Hammond  not  less  than  1,0  0  men 
with  their  families, 


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NORTH  SHORE  RIPARIAN  RIGHTS. 

The  disputed  ownership  of  property  along  the  lalce 
shore  between  the  river  and  Lincoln  Park  which  has 
long  been  controverted  has  come  to  the  front  through 
a  decision  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  that  this 
land  belongs  to  ihe  State  of  Illinois.  The  fact  is  the 
State  does  or  rather  did  own  this  land  but  deeded  it 
to  the  present  owners.  The  land  was  given  by  the 
United  States  to  the  State  of  Illinois  in  1837  to  en- 
able the  building  of  the  Illinois  and  Michigan  canal 
and  the  State  immediately  appointed  commissioners 
to  plat  the  land  and  sold  it  to  the  highest  bidders. 
Every  plat  gave  Lake  Michigan  as  the  eastern  boun- 
dary, and  the  deeds  give  title  to  the  "border  of  the 
lake"  wherever  it  may  be.whether  it  has  advanced  or 
receded.  It  is  a  well  known  fact  that  there  have 
been  immense  accretions  to  this  property,  the  shore 
line  in  some  places  being  fully  1,200  feet  further  out 
than  it  formerly  was,  but  the  title  to  this  made  land 
seems  to  be  indefeasable  in  the  abutting  property 
owners. 

IMPROVED  DEMAND  FOR  STORES. 

The  improved  demand  for  stores  on  West  Madison 
street  referred  to  in  a  previous  issue  of  the  Journal, 
is  shown  by  the  report  of  James  S.  Jackson,  formerly 
of  Jackson  Bros.,  now  located  at  386  West  Madison 
street.  This  firm  has  leased  during  the  past  week 
for  B.  L.  Newman  to  S.  Goldberger  et  al.  the  store 
at  No.  402  West  Madison  street  for  a  term  of  two 
years  at  a  term  rental  of  §1,300;  also  the  store  No. 
344  West  Madison  street  for  Augustus  Van  Buren  to 
D.  Ancona  &  Co.  at  a  term  rental  of  8810;  also  the 
four  story  and  basement  buildings  at  19  and  21  West 
Kinzie  street  for  M.  A.  Armstrong  et  al.  to  J.  J.  Pol- 
lock et  al.  for  a  term  of  two  years,  at  a  term  rental 
of  f5  000. 

The  flats  and  offices  in  the  Lee  building,  416  and 
418  West  Madison  street,  the  finest  of  its  kind  on 
Madison  street,  are  about  all  rented.  The  demand 
for  west  side  houses  and  flats  is  keeping  us  very 
busy.  So  it  will  be  seen  that  West  Madison  street  is 
not  in  a  cave  of  gloom,  as  stated  in  the  Chicago 
Evening  Journal  of  last  Saturday.  In  spite  of  the 
bad  streets  aggravated  by  the  flood  of  last  week  the 
west  side,  and  especially  Madison  street,  is  coming 
to  the  front.  Increased  transportation  facilities  and 
rapid  transit  will  never  allow  the  west  side  to  stay  in 
a  cave  of  gloom. 

160  ACRES  SOLD  TO  A  CEMETERY  COMPANY. 

The  Elmwood  company,  recently  organized  at  Tur 
ner  Park,  purchased  some  time  ago  160  acres  of  land 
at  Turner  Park  for  a  cemetery.  The  delay  has  been 
caused  by  the  refusal  of  the  village  board  of  trustees 
of  Turner  Park  (River  Grove  post  ofiQce)  to  pass  an 
ordinance  permitting  the  operation  and  maintenance 
of  a  burial  ground  within  the  village  limits.  The 
land  was  purchased  from  James  R.  Lane  of  Chicago 
for  this  purpose  some  time  ago.  He  paid,  it  is  said, 
about  $600  an  acre,  and  will  receive  his  pay  in  stock 
of  the  company  at  a  much  higher  figure.  The  land 
lies  between  the  track  of  Council  Bluffs  division  of 
the  C  ,  M.  &  St.  Paul  Railroad  and  Belmont  avenue 
and  extends  about  a  half  mile  east  from  the  depot  at 
Turner  Park,  the  station  being  situated  on  the 
southwest  corner  of  the  tract  of  land.  Mr.  Marwood 
of  Mont  Clare  is  interested  in  the  company.  The 
opposition  among  the  citizens  of  Turner  Park  will 
not  be  strong  enough  to  prevent  the  trustees  from 
granting  the  necessary  privileges. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

H.  S.  Dietrich  &  Co.  report  an  increasing  demand 
for  west  side  property.  Among  recent  sales  made  by 
them  are  premises  215  South  Euclid  avenue,  Oak 
Park,  a  large  dwelling  with  100x174  feet  of  ground, 
for  E.  C.  Waller  to  C.  Cady  for  $)  1,250;  twenty  lots 
at  Hamlin  and  Waubansie  avenues,  for  James  J. 
Rose  at  $6,500;  southwest  corner  Central  Park  ave- 
nue and  Flournoy  street;  124x93i  feet  for  J.  M.  Salter 
at  $5,000;  seventeen  lots  along  the  main  line  of  the 
Metropolitan  L,  west  of  Fortieth  street,  aggregating 
Sl3,000;  ten  lots  on  Hamlin  and  Avers  avenues,  near 
North  avenue,  for  estate  of  Benj.  Fischer  at  $2,500; 
three  lots  at  Morton  Park  for  Wm.  Frink  to  B.  Jones. 


Robert  Rae,  Jr  ,  has  planned  for  Lincoln  Brooke  a 
five  story  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  the 
southwest  corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and  Thirty- 
sixth  street.  The  building  will  contain  45  three  and 
four  room  apartments.  The  architecture  will  be 
strict  Tudor-Gothic.  First  story  and  cornice  will  be 
of  stone,  and  balance  of  front  and  Thirty-sixth  street 
side  of  light  colored  pressed  brick  with  stone  trim- 
mings. The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hardwood 
throughout.  The  entrance  will  be  in  mosaic  and 
marble  and  halls  of  tile.  Ba^hro  )ms  will  have  tiled 
floors  and  nickel  plumbing.  A  number  of  unusual 
features  are  to  be  introduced  which,  it  is  to  be  ex- 
pected, will  add  much  to  the  desirability  of  the 
apartments.  Work  will  be  begun  as  soon  as  possible 
and  flnished  about  Feb.  1,  l*-96.  The  building  will 
cost  $125,000. 

Flood  &  Taylor,  who  have  been  identified  with  the 
interests  of  South  Chicago  for  the  past  fifteen  years, 
say  that  the  Journal's  estimate  of  the  Calumet  re- 
gion is  not  too  high.  The  iron  mills  alone  make  it 
of  national  importance,  as  will  be  seen  by  reading 
the  Journal's  reports  of  iron  manufactures.  Messrs. 
Flood  &  Taylor  are  engaged  in  the  mortgage  banking 
business  at  9204  Commercial  avenue,  South  Chicago, 
in  the  quarters  previously  occupied  by  the  Mer- 
chants'Exchange  bank,  where  they  have  a  spacious 
and  secure  vault  and  a  burglar  proof  safe,  which  has 
a  time  lock.  They  make  a  specialty  of  first  mort- 
gage loans  on  improved  real  estate  at  six  and  seven 
per  cent,  also  represent  a  number  of  good  fire  insur- 
ance companies.  Their  city  office  is  at  942  Monad- 
nock  building. 

Barnes  &  Parish  report  sales  of  the  following  prop- 
erty: Twenty  feet  on  State,  improved  with  3  story 
brick  building,  $45,000;  lot  on  Michigan  avenue, 
$5,000;  residence  on  Ellis  avenue,  $14,000;  lot  on  In- 
gleside  avenue,  $2,400;  flat  bailding  on  Thirty-sixth 
street,  $12,000;  25  feet  on  Wentworth  with  frame  im- 
provements, $3,100;  house  on  S.uth  Park  avenue, 
$5,500;  house  on  Michigan  avenue,  $9,000;  25  feet  va- 
cant on  Michigan  avenue.  $3,500;  house  Langley  ave- 
nue, $5,000;  house  on  Hamilton  avenue,  $5,000;  house 
on  Harrison  street,  $6,500;  house  on  Harrison  street, 
$6,750;  lot  on  Adams  near  Forty-second,  $1,075;  lot 
on  Collins,  $1,275;  lot  on  Warren  avenue  near  Sacra- 
mento, $3,000. 


Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  September  16 
for  the  parohase  of  26  $5!  0  6  per  cent  3C-year  sohoDl 
bonds,  dated  September  2,  1895.  Principal  and  interest 
payable  at  the  Atlas  National  Bank,  Cincinnati.  Robert 
A.  ArrastroDg,  Village  Clerk,  Room  40,  Smith  Bnilding, 
OlDoinnati,  Ohio. 

Evanston,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  September 
12  for  the  purchase  of  |3,500  in. year  6  per  cent  village 
bonds.  William  H.  Krapp,  Village  Clerk,  Room  36,  Carlisle 
Boilding,  Foorth  and  Walnut  streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

San  Luis  Obispo,  Oal. — The  Council  have  called  an  elec- 
tion to  be  held  September  28  to  vote  on  the  question  of 
issuing  |90,000  water  works  bonds  and  $34,500  sewer 
bonds. 

AKron,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  ontil  September  7 
for  the  purchase  of  $85,000  street  improvement  bonds  and 
J20,000  refunding  bonds.  Interest  5  per  cent.  E.  A. 
Hershey,  City  Clerk. 

Wahpeton,  N.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  October  8  for 
the  purchase  of  |45,O0O  5  per  cent  lefunding  bonds: 
*15,<  00  due  and  payable  in  ten,  fifteen  and  twenty  years. 
Ohas.  Q.  Bade,  County  Auditor. 

Alton,  111. — A  suit  of  mandamus  is  impeading  to  compel 
Mayor  Brueggemann  to  sign  a  series  of  new  school  bonds. 
Some  time  ago  the  mayor  appointed  Captain  H.  B. 
Starr  to  succeed  Thomas  H.  Perrin,  president  of  the  board, 
as  a  member  of  that  body,  on  the  ground  that  the  latter 
was  not  a  legal  member,  as  he  resided  in  an  other  distrist 
from  that  to  which  he  is  credited.  At  the  next  regular 
meeting  of  the  board  the  appointee  appaared  with  his 
oredsatialj,  but  was  told  that  he  could  not  serve,  as  no 
vacancy  existed.  The  board  has  been  authorized  to  issue 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $10,000  for  the  oomple'ion  of  a 
new  school  building.  These  were  exeouted,  signed  by  the 
president  and  secretary,  and  presented  to  the  mayor  for 
his  signature,  when  the  latter  declared  the  papers  illegal 
and  declined  to  sign  them  on  the  plea  that  Mr.  Perrin  had 
no  right  to  act  as  president  after  bis  successor  was  named. 

Fainesville,  Ohio. — An  election  will  be  held  in  September 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  $125,000  water  supply 
bunds. 

Lewiston,  Idaho. — The  trustees  of  the  Lewiston  School 
District  offer  for  sale  $12,C00  6  per  cent  20  year  school 
bonds. 


CHICABO  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 


ABRIDGED  RBPORT  OK  THE  SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT 
COMMITTEE . 

After  having  ascertained  the  practices  in  other 
cities  in  the  raising  aud  expenditure  of  money  for 
local  improvements,  your  committe-^  in  connection 
with  a  committee  from  the  Civic  Federation  and 
from  the  Citizens'  Assciation,  prepared  a  bill  under 
the  direction  of  Messrs  Wilson,  Moore  &  Mcllvaine, 
the  attorneys  employd  for  the  purpose.  The  amend- 
ments desired  were  numerous,  and  as  the  present 
special  assessment  laws  have  been  from  time  to  time 
amended,  and  been  construed  by  the  courts,  it  was 
thought  best  to  recast  the  whole  scheme  and  to  have 
always  in  mind  the  decisions  of  the  courts,  constru- 
ing various  points  of  contention.  Consultations  were 
had  with  the  then  Corporation  Counsel  ia  the  pre- 
paration of  the  bill,  and  as  finally  agreed  upon  and 
presented  to  the  Legislature,  the  bill  was  substan- 
tially satisfactory  to  all  concerned  in  its  pre- 
paration. After  the  introduction  of  the  bill  at 
Springfleld,  it  was  brought  to  the  notice  of  your 
committee  that  the  contractors  of  the  city  who 
engage  to  do  public  work  under  special  assessment 
system  had  called  a  meeting  to  condemn  the  bill  and 
to  set  out  to  procure  its  defeat  Acting  on  the  sug- 
gestion of  one  of  th'^se  genolemen,  we  had  several 
conferences  with  a  committee  appointed  by  the  con- 
tractors, their  attorney  and  the  attorney  of  our  com- 
mittee. The  provisions  of  the  bill  were  fully  dis- 
cussed and  the  objections  of  the  contractors  fairly 
considered.  Some  of  these  were  recognized  as  just 
and  were  remedied,  others  were  assented  to  as  not 
essential  to  our  cause.  Some  were  waived  by  them, 
and  there  were  still  two  points  which  we  understood 
their  committee  assented  to,  but  reluctantly.  One 
of  these  was  on  the  limitation  of  the  privilege  of 
writ  of  error,  the  other  the  maintenance  of  the 
Special  Assessment  Department  and  the  payment  of 
costs  out  of  the  general  fund.  The  amended  bill  was 
then  introduced  in  both  houses  of  the  Legislature. 
It  was  the  understanding  of  our  committee  that  all 
opposition  of  the  contractors  was  to  be  withdrawn 
and  that  they  were  to  help  push  this,  the  compro- 
mise bill. 

Evidence  being  obtained  by  our  committee  that 
representatives  of  the  contractors  had  been  using  in- 
fluence to  still  defeat  the  bill,  this  charge  was  made 
to  members  of  their  committee,  coupled  with  the 
suggestion  of  bad  faith  on  their  part  and  the  state- 
ment by  us  that  if  legislation  on  this  subject  was  de- 
feated through  the  contracting  influence,  property 
owners  would  be  obliged  to  contest  and  prevent  as- 
sessments for  work  until  they  could  get  relief.  The 
bill  then  suddenly  and  without  effort,  passed  the 
Senate  committee  and  was  called  up  and  passed  in 
the  Senate.  Toward  the  closing  days  of  the  Legis- 
lature, a  sudden  spasm  of  regret  at  the  situation  and 
an  apparent  desire  for  the  passage  of  our  bill  seized 
the  contractors'  committee  and  it  was  proposed  that 
if  we  waive  the  requirement  that  costs  be  paid  out 
of  the  general  fund,  the  bill  could  be  enacted.  We 
consider  the  present  plan  of  charging  up  an  amount 
for  costs  on  each  assessment,  and  the  keeping  open 
of  this  fund,  one  of  the  most  pernicious  features  of 
the  whole  scheme.  To  test  the  matter,  however, this 
was  waived.  The  House  bill,  as  before  stated,  never 
saw  light.  The  committee  of  this  Board  tried  to  ac- 
complish something  and  failed. 

If  property  owners  were  to  contest  every  assess- 
ment made  for  public  work  for  the  next  two  years, 
regardless  of  the  merits  and  necessity  of  it,  we 
would  stand  a  better  chance  of  some  legislation  at 
the  next  session  of  the  Legislature.  We  would  not 
recommend  that  such  a  crusade  be  entered  on  in  a 
vindictive  spirit,  but  in  the  dignified  assertion  of  the 
rights  of  property  owners  and  the  protection  of  the 
same  from  abuses  countenanced  by,  or  made  possible 
by  our  laws,  and  by  the  regulations  of  the  depart- 
ments having  this  business  in  charge. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Marvin  A.  Farr,  Chairman. 


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INITIAL,  OR  GENERAL  MAP. 

This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county.  111.,  Lake  county,  Indiana, 
McHenry  and  DuPage  counties.  III,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing JOUKNAL. 


T.4'2N. 


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APPROXIMATE  VALUES  OF  REAL  E3TATE. 

TABLE  SHOWING  COMPARATIVE  PRICES  OF  SUBURBAN 
REAL  ESTATE  WITHIN  A  RADIUS  OF  13  MILES 
OF  THE  COURT  HOUSE. 

A  series  of  articles  published  in  this  Journal  in 
the  months  of  January  and  February  of  the  present 
year  purported  to  give  approximate  valuations  of 
central  property  under  the  classification  of  first-class 
retail  streets,  second-class  retail,  best  wholesale,  and 
manufacturing  property.  The  comparison  was  con- 
tinued far  enough  to  include  a  majority  of  the  lead- 
ing thoroughfares  of  the  city,  including  some  of  the 
best  residence  streets,  which  were  classified  as  flrst- 
class,  second-class  and  third-class: 

No  satisfactory  conclusions  could  be  arrived  at  by 
a  reference  to  assessed  valuations,  because  in  some 
cases  these  compared  with  cash  values  established  a 
ratio  of  1  to  3,  sometimes  of  1  to  5,  1  to  10,  and  in- 
stances were  found  where  the  assessed  valuation  as 
in  the  case  of  the  Otis  Block  was  only  one-sixteenth 
of  the  price  asked  by  the  owners. 

The  following  table  of  suburban  values  was  pre- 
pared by  Mr.  W.  H.  Bussey,  editor  North  West 
Pointer: 

Nameof  suburb  distance  improved  unimproved 
North  Evanston ....  13  miles  $  40  OO  pr  ft  I  25  00  pr  ft 

Winnetka    40  00  30  00 

Winnetka  Vk  Bluffs  25  00  30  00 

Wilmette   20  00  30  00 

West  Grossdale....l3     "       30  00  15  00 

La  Grange   13    "       50  00  28  00 

Pullman.  13i  "       60  00  35  00 

Grossdale  12    "       36  00  20  00 

Hollywood  Hi    "       25  00  18  00 

Washington  H'ts  .12     "       25  00  20  00 

Evanston  11     "       60  00  40  00 

May  wood  U     "       35  00  20  00 

Riverside  11     "       65  00  25  00 

Burnside   11     "       60  00  40  00 

South  Chicago....  11     "        60  00  35  00 

South  Evanston... 10     "       50  00  30  00 

River  Forest          10     "       45  00  25  00 

Berwyn  10     "        40  00  25  00 

South  Englewood  10     "        60  00  35  00 

Rogers  Park   9    "        50  00  30  00 

Oak  Park   9    "        60  00  30  00 

La  Vergne  .9    "        40  00  25  00 

Grand  Crossing....  9    "        40  00  30  00 

Auburn  Park  ....  9    "        60  00  40  00 

Windsor  Park  ...  9    "        60  00  40  00 

Ridgeland   8    "         50  00  30  00 

Clyde   8    "         40  00  20  00 

Chicago  Lawn  ...  8    '•         30  00  20  00 

Summerdale   7     "         40  00  30  00 

Morton  Park          7     "         40  00  25  00 

Woodlawn   7     "         100  00  75  00 

Edgewater  7     "  75  00  50  00 

Englewood   7     "         100  00  40  00 

Austin  7     "  75  00  30  00 

Buena  Park  6    "  60  00  40  00 

Rdvenswood    6    "  60  00  40  00 

Moreland    6    "  60  00  40  00 

Hyde  Park    6    "         150  00  70  00 

Norwood  Park  ..  11     "  20  00  16  00 

Jefferson  Park...  9     "  20  00  14  00 

Edgfcbrook   10     "  35  00  20  00 

Forest  Glen   9    "  20  00  16  00 

Mayfair   8    "  16  00  14  00 

Irving  Park  ....J  7     "  20  00  1600 

Cragin  ^     "  30  00  16  00 

Bowmanville          7  " 

Avondalb  6    "  30  00  18  00 

Hermosa    6    "  2z  00  16  00 

The  following  commentary  accompanied  the  above 
tables: 

The  highest  prices  are  where  all  the  improvements 
are  in  as  in  Hyde  Park,  Englewood,  Evanston  and 
Edgewater.  Nearly  all  the  other  prices  include  sewer 
and  water,  others  simply  water  facilities  and  side- 
walks. 

It  will  be  readily  seen  by  the  quotations  that  prop- 
erty in  the  Northwest  section  of  the  city  is  even 
lower  than  those  given  for  property  outside  of  the 
city  limits  and  thirteen  miles  or  more  from  the  City 
Hall,  and  where  there  are  no  improvements  what- 
ever. Nearly  all  the  prices  quoted  on  the  Northwest 
property  include  city  water  and  in  a  good  many  cases 
sewers  as  well.  All  these  points,  the  seeker  for  prop- 
erty should  take  into  consideration  before  buying. 
The  cost  of  transportation  is  also  as  low  as  many 
other  places  where  property  is  nearly  double  the 
price  of  that  asked  for  property  in  the  Northwest. 

There  is  another  point  to  take  into  consideration 


and  that  is  that  the  time  is  very  near  when  a  five 
cent  fare  will  be  established  on  all  the  lines  running 
into  this  territory,  and  as  soon  as  this  becomes  a  fact, 
the  property  here  will  be  in  great  demand  and  prices 
will  be  rapidly  advanced. 

These  are  supposed  to  be  selling.prices  or  popular 
values  of  lots  actually  in  the  market,  no  reference 
being  made  to  choice  high  priced  corners  and  select 
ground  owned  by  those  who  do  not  want  to  sell.  For 
instance  several  of  Chicago's  rich  men  own  vacant 
property  along  the  bluffs  in  Winnetka  but  they  do 
not  want  to  sell  it  now;  it  therefore  has  no  quotable 
price  or  stated  value.  The  same  may  be  said  of 
choice  sites  in  all  of  our  leading  suburbs,  nor  should 
the  above  figures  be  taken  as  average  values  of  front- 
age in  the  different  suburbs,  because  some  lots  at  or 
in  Oak  Park  and  Evanston  and  a  dozen  other  places 
are  way  below  even  an  average  price  of  ground  there 
and  not  even  marketable.  The  figures  should  indi- 
cate good  times'  prices  and  not  panic  prices,  and 
therefore  represent  the  average  values  of  marketable 
property.  By  impioved  property  in  the  table  is 
meant  that  having  all  street  improvements  in  such 
as  sewers,  sidewalks  and  improved  streets,  making  a 
difference  in  many  cases  of  100  per  cent  in  the  value 
of  vacant  ground.  The  table  is  valuable  for  reference 
to  non-residents  and  strangers.  It  will  give  them 
something  to  start  from  and  show  them  the  import- 
ance of  comparing  prices  and  above  ail  the  import- 
ance of  going  to  well  known  houses  who  handle  prop- 
erty in  our  leading  suburbs. 

THE  return  of  THE  TOURISTS. 

If  it  were  not  for  the  fact  that  Chicago  compares 
favorably  with  other  large  cities  and  eclipses  them 
all  in  point  of  progressiveness  the  unfortunates 
who  have  been  compelled  to  remain  at  home  and  at- 
tend to  business  could  find  no  consolation  io  welcom- 
ing home  the  thousands  of  tourists  and  pleasure 
seekers  who  left  Chicago  two  or  three  months  ago  for 
their  summer  outing.  Others  who  have  gone  abroad 
in  former  years  have  invariably  returned  with  the 
impression  that  there  is  no  other  place  like  home. 
The  majority  of  these  tourists  have  learned  much  in 
their  travels  that  will  be  beneficial  to  them  in  a  busi- 
ness way,  and  all  of  them  have  learned  that  staid  old 
European  cities  are  poor  places  to  make  money  in 
and  equally  poor  to  live  in.  So  much  for  the  bright 
side!  The  stay-at-home  people,  raauy  of  them,  think 
differently.  They  say  that  millions  of  dollars  are 
spent  annually  by  these  tourists  in  a  way  that  can- 
not possibly  benefit  Chicago  but  upon  the  other  hand 
results  in  doing  harm.  Of  the  $15,000,000  a  month 
spent  abroad  not  one  dollar  ever  finds  its  way  back, 
but  it  enriches  foreigners  and  swells  the  balance  of 
trade  against  the  United  Statee.  If  all  of  the  busi- 
ness men  in  Chicago  spent  their  money  in  foreign 
countries  and  remained  away  from  home  for  the  space 
of  three  months  business  would  come  to  a  stand  still 
and  the  wage  classes  and  those  whom  they  patron- 
ize would  suffer.  Encourage  home  industries  by 
patronizing  home  institutions  and  American  summer 
resorts  is  the  motto  of  those  who  spend  their  money 
at  home  in  the  country  where  they  made  it. 


Vanoonver,  Wash. — Vanoonvar  his  voted  in  favor  of 
validating  $24,000  ootstanding  oity  warrants,  issned  in 
6X0693  of  th6  le^al  limit.  Aboat  400  votes  were  oast,  only 
40  in  opposition. 

Ponoa,  O.  T. — The  oitizans  have  voted  in  favor  of  issu- 
ing {15,000  sohool  bond?. 

Lenox,  Mioh. — The  village  voted  to  issue  $4,000  addi- 
tional water  wjrks  bonds. 

Pendletoa,  Ora. — The  oitizin?  hiva  deoidad  to  vote  on  a 
propositiDn  to  bond  the  distriot  for  $32,000,  to  oare  for 
mataring  bonds,  floating  indebtedness,  and  to  provide  for 
oonstraoting  two  $1,200  bnildiogs  for  the  nse  of  primary 
grades.  Bonds  amonating  to  $i2,<i00  are  aboat  to  mature; 
interest  amoanting  to  $1,50)  is  due,  and  the  floating 
indebtedness  of  the  diitriot  is  $5,939. 

Oaldweli,  Ilaho. —  Bids  will  be  reaeived  by  Oanyon 
County,  Id  th ),  until  S  ptamber  7,  fir  fie  paroha-ie  of 
$40,000  bonds,  in  deaoaain  itioas  of  $1,000,  $  )6o  aad  $100 
dated  Ootjber  1,  189>,  dae  $1,00)  in  tea  yeirs  and  $4,000 
yeirly  theretfter,  tha  whole  i^s^^  radaemible  any  time 
after  ten  yeirs.  R  ite  of  intaras",  t  j  b  )  nana!  by  parohaier , 
and  is  oayaole  semi  aanuiUy  at  tha  Ohemioal  Nitional 
Ban'i,  New  York,  or  by  the  Oouoty  Traasurer,  Oaldweli, 
Idaho,  W.  O.  Dunbar,  Jr.  The  bonds  are  to  fund  outstand 
ing  warraiits. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 


[Oompiled  by  Thoraton  &  ChJinoellor,  Members  of  the 
Chicago  Bar,  ] 

FAILURE  OF  BROKER  TO  DISCLOSE  DUAL  CAPACITY. 

A  purchase  by  an  agent  direct  from  the  owner  of 
the  property  he  is  employed  to  sell,  in  the  absence  of 
concealment  or  fraud,  is  valid.  But  an  agent  em- 
ployed to  sell  real  estate  cannot  recover  a  commission 
for  a  sale  to  himself,  a'though  he  becomes  a  pur- 
chaser with  the  consent  of  the  owner,  unless  there  is 
a  special  agreement  for  a  commission  for  such  a  sale, 
made  at  or  after  the  time  the  agent  presents  himself 
as  a  purchaser. 

If  a  member  of  a  firm  employed  to  sell  land  be- 
longs to  the  syndicate  to  which  the  land  is  sold,  and 
that  fact  is  unknown  to  the  owner,  the  5rm  is  not 
entitled  t®  recover  a  commission  for  the  sale,  al- 
though the  price  received  by  the  owner  was  fair,  and 
all  that  he  demanded.— Appellate  Court  of  Indiana. 

A  somewhat  analogous  case  was  tried  not  long 
since  before  Judge  Windes  of  the  Circuit  Court  in 
this  city.  A  certain  firm  of  real  estate  brokers  were 
agents  for  a  land  company  owning  a  large  amount  of 
land  in  one  of  the  suburbs  of  Chicago.  The  brokers 
had  a  sales  contract  with  the  land  company  by  which 
certain  upset  prices  were  placed  upon  the  lands. 
When  the  brokers  made  sales  they  were  to  receive  20 
per  cent  commission  on  the  upset  price  and  one-half 
of  any  balance  above  the  upset  price,  for  which  they 
might  sell  the  lands.  While  this  sales  contract  was 
still  in  force  one  of  the  members  of  the  firm  of  brok- 
ers, together  with  a  third  party,  organized  a  syndi- 
cate to  purchase  a  part  of  the  lands  belonging  to  the 
land  company.  Acting  in  his  capacity  as  agent  for 
the  land  company  he  took  an  active  part  in  the  for- 
mation of  the  syndicate,  selling  a  large  part  of  the 
shares.  He  also  became  a  member  of  the  syndicate, 
taking  a  considerable  number  of  shares  himself,  but 
he  did  not  disclose  to  the  other  members  of  the  syn- 
dicate the  existence  of  the  sales  contract.  As  the 
property  was  deeded  directly  from  the  land  company 
to  the  syndicate,  tho  other  members  of  the  syndicate 
were  kept  in  ignorance  of  the  fact  that  the  firm  of 
brokers  were  making  a  scalp  on  the  property  equal  to 
nearly  half  the  price  paid  by  the  indicate.  Upon 
discovering  the  true  situation  the  syndicate  brought 
suit  against  the  firm  of  brokers  and  the  land  com- 
pany, asking  that  the  sale  be  set  aside  and  the  money 
paid  refunded,  or  else  that  the  syndicate  be  permit- 
ted to  share  in  the  profits  which  the  firm  of  brokers 
were  making  on  the  transaction  under  the  sales  con- 
tract with  the  land  company.  The  question  before 
the  court  was  whether  the  sale  to  the  syndicate  was 
voidable  by  reason  of  the  fact  that  one  of  the  firm  of 
brokers  who  were  the  agents  for  the  land  company 
also  became  a  member  of  the  syndicate  without  dis- 
closing to  the  other  members  of  the  syndicate  his 
true  relations  with  the  land  company.  Judge 
Windes  held  that  the  syndicate  were  entitled  to  all 
the  benefits  belonging  to  the  broker  firm  by  virtue  of 
the  sales  contract. 


Youngstown,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $5,000  5  per  OiSnt.  two  to  aii-year  sidewalk  bonds, 
dated  October  1.    J.  Howard  Edwards,  Oity  Clerk. 

Beaumont,  Tex. — The  County  Commissioners  August  15 
ordered  an  issue  of  $22,000  county  jail  bonds  to  ran  forty 
years  at  6  per  cent,  and  $3,00 J  bridge  bonds,  drawing  the 
same  interest.  Jail  bonds  can  be  redeemed  at  the  option 
of  the  county  after  five  years. 

Minneapolis,  Minn, — The  Civic  Ways  and  Means  Com- 
mittee decided  to  issue  sohool  bonds  to  the  extent  of 
$100,000  at  once.  It  is  probable  that  the  bonds  will  be  for 
thirty  years,  bearing  interest  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent. 
The  money  is  required  for  the  erection  of  two  new  school 
buildings. 

Florence,  Neb. — The  citizens  will  vote  Setember  17  on 
the  question  of  issuing  $13,000  in  bonds  to  aid  in  the  con- 
fltruotioa  of  the  Ames  Avenue  and  Florence  Street 
Railway. 

MoOomb,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  September 
23  for  the  purahase  of  $7,60J  one  to  ten  year  6  per  cent 
street  improvement  bonds.  Address  W.  P.  Cooper,  village 
clerk. 

Belmont,  Wis. — Bids  will  be  received  until  October  30 
for  the  purchase  of  $3,CO0  5  per  cent  waterworks  bonds, 
Samuel  Stein,  treasurer, 


September  7,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


855; 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architects  Handy  &  Cady  have  designed  for  J.  L. 
Cochran  a  two-story  house  to  be  built  on  Kennaore 
avenue,  in  Edgewater.  It  will  cover  an  area  of  28x 
50  feet,  frame  construction,  the  interior  being  finished 
in  hard  wood.  It  will  be  heated  by  a  furnace  and 
will  cost  $3,000. 

A  three-story  residence  will  be  built  on  Washing- 
ton boulevard,  between  Francisco  street  and  Sacra- 
mento avenue  by  John  Ballan.  It  will  front  30  feet, 
with  a  depth  of  73,  and  will  be  constructed  of  rain- 
drop brownstone,  the  roof  being  of  slate.  The  in 
terior  will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  and  will  be  heated 
by  steam  or  hot  water.  It  will  cost  $20,000.  Con- 
struction will  be  commenced  in  a  few  days.  W.  H. 
Lamson  is  the  architect. 

Architect  Robert  Rae,  Jr.,  has  planned  for  Lincoln 
Brooke  a  five-story  apartment  building  to  be  erected 
on  the  southwest  corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and 
Thirty-sixth  street.  The  building  will  contain  forty- 
five  three  and  four  room  apartments.  The  interior 
will  be  finished  in  hard  wood  throughout.  The  en- 
trance in  mosaic  and  marble  and  halls  in  tile.  Bath- 
rooms will  have  tiled  floors  and  nickel  plumbing. 
Work  will  be  begun  as  soon  as  po.ssible  and  finished 
about  Feb.  1,'96.   The  building  will  cost  $125,0  0. 

The  Sheffield  Avenue  Methodist  congregation  is  to 
have  a  new  church,  to  be  built  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  George  street  and  Sheffield  avenue.  The 
church  will  cover  an  area  of  70x70  feet.  North  and 
adjacent  to  the  church  will  be  the  parish  house.  The 
parish  house  will  be  three  stories  high,  an  I  will  front 
21  feet,  with  a  depth  of  50.  It  will  be  included  a3  a 
part  of  the  church.  The  church  will  be  in  the  Gothic 
style  of  architecture  It  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick  with  stone  trimmings.  The  church 
will  be  beautifully  decorated  and  will  cost  $68,000. 
Albert  S.  Hecfet  is  the  architect. 

Architect  C.  E.  Brush  is  preparing  plans  for  the 
Illinois  State  Normal  School  Building  to  be  con- 
structed at  De  Kalb  at  a  cost  of  $150,000.  It  is  the 
intention  to  begin  excavating  for  the  foundations 
within  less  than  thirty  days.  The  building  will  be 
three  stories  and  will  have  a  frontage  of  350  ft.et  with 
an  average  depth  of  sixty  feet.  In  the  rear  of  the 
center  building  there  will  be  an  assembly  hall  with  a 
gymnasium  under  it  The  exterior  will  be  constructed 
of  stone  and  the  interior  will  be  firepronfed.  The 
plans  provided  for  a  very  elaborate  building  of  its 
class  and  it  will  be  equipped  with  the  most  modern 
appliances. 

Architects  Hessenmueller  &  Meldahl  have  com- 
pleted plans  for  the  Revonoc  apartment  building,  to 
be  located  as  the  corner  of  Forty-seventh  street  and 
St.  Lawrence  avenue  for  George  W.  Conover.  The 
structure  will  be  divided  into  thirteen  apartments  of 
four  and  five  rooms  each,  and  three  stores  on  the 
Forty-seventh  street  front.  Each  apartment  will  be 
finished  in  oak  and  will  be  fitted  up  with  sideboards, 
mantels,  gas  ranges,  refrigerators,  etc.  The  plumb- 
ing will  be  nickel  plated  and  the  building  will  be 
provided  throughout  with  all  modern  conveniences. 
The  ground  dimensions  of  the  structure  are  50x120 
feet.    It  will  cost  about  $40,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


BIOHT  MILIiIJN3  VOB  fEWEBAOE 

New  Oflaans,  La. — New  Orleaas  is  to  have  a  new  and 
ootnplete  eystena  of  sewerage,  which  is  to  oast  aboat 
f K,i)U(),O0J.  Ttie  oity  oonnoil  has  adopted  the  plans  and 
YJted  the  faQd:^.  It  will  at  least  take  foor  or  live  years  to 
complete  the  work. 

Elkader,  Iowa. — The  village  will  vote  on  the  qoestionof 
iasuing  $10,030  water  works  bonds. 

Lafayette,  Ore — Tae  oity  has  v  ited  to  isane  $4,(  (0  in 
bonds  to  improve  the  Ramhitl  River. 

Milaca,  Klinn. — The  village  his  voted  to  bond  itself  to 
pat  in  eleottio  lights  and  water  works. 

College  Hill,  Ohio. — The  question  of  issniog  |43,000 
water  works  bonds  is  being  considered. 

Bowie,  Texas — The  city  has  voted  to  issne  $9,000  in 
bonds  for  the  oonstrnction  cf  water  works. 

Stockton,  Oal. — Arrangements  are  being  made  to  call  an 
fclection  to  vote  on  tha  ia-ine  of  $15  i,OUO  uriiuajje  boadj. 

Memphis,  Tenn. — Memphis  will  soon  issue  $i,0,CCO 
market  house  bonds  aoihjrized  by  Legislature  two  years 
ago. 

Oha  leston,  S.  C. — The  Oity  Treasurer  will  reoeivB  bids 
nntil  September  iO  for  $9u,000  5  per  ceut  city  boLda, 
maturing  1^25. 

Wauseon,  Ohio. — The  Oity  Cauaoil  decided  to  enbmii  the 
question  of  issuing  bond;,  for  water  works  to  the  people  ht 
tbe  coming  election. 

Elwood,  Neb. — A.  special  election  has  been  called  to 
vote  on  issuing  bonds  to  the  amoaut  of  $£5,0Oj  for 
patting  in  water  service. 


Forsyth,  Mo — \  bp^cial  election  will  be  held  October  'Jl 
to  voie  on  ttif  qneslioo  of  refunding  the  county's  dejt  of 
$35,030  a'.  5  par  cjat  or  les?. 

Spartanburg,  S.  O. — The  Oity  Ooanoil  will  order  an 
election  to  vota  on  tha  question  of  issuing,  bonds  to  ihe 
amoaot  of  f.''0,000  for  sewerage. 

E-icanaba,  Mioh. — The  citizens  voted  to  issue  ^70,000  in 
bonds  to  purchase  the  electric  light  plaut,  and  also  to 
bond  the  city  $50  0  '0  to  construct  a  water  works  aystam. 

Linghorne,  'fa. — To  provide  for  the  erection  and  com- 
pletion of  the  new  public  sohool,  Langhorne's  School 
Board  has  issued  |9O0O  worth  of  bondi  bearing  4}^  per 
cent  interest  clear  of  taxas  -par  value  of  bonds  $100. 

Spring  Oity,  Fa. — \  special  election  was  held  in  this 
borough  ingnat  20  to  vate  oa  the  proposition  of  inotea'i. 
ing  tha  indebtedness  $6,00  )  to  p»y  for  j  ajj;meat  of  .$3,700 
Only  2  )9  votes  ware  palled,  191  beiag  in  f  dv  )r  of  a  b  ind 
is-ne. 

Allegheny,  Pa. —  \.t  the  meeting  of  Oomonn  Oomoil 
August  In,  the  ordiaaaoe  for  aa  increase  of  the  city's 
debt  by  $4^0,030  for  street  and  sewer  improvements 
passed  iiaally,  and  the  quastion  will  be  voted  on  at  the 
election  in  November. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. —  At  the  meeting  of  the  Oounoil,  August 
16,  the  $100,000  bond  issue  for  tha  erection  of  school 
houses  was  rjcommsuded  in  a  report  of  the  Ways  and 
Means  OoE  imittes.  and  was  authorized  by  a  resolution 
which  was  passed  naaniraoasly. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Pntiison  sub  It  42  io  b  1  io  Wright  &  Webster's  sab  of  the  n  «  ^4  of 
ih»  n  e  nf  eec  li  39  13.  Sept  IS,  11  a  m.  Waller  Butler,  master,  66 
PDrtlaBd  blk.  L  N. 

North  Shore  ia  Pi  e  Grove,  Heather's  add,  It  21  In  seo  21  40  14.  Sept 

18,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bailor,  master.  L  N. 

Yer  y's  aab.  the  e  14  of  It  8  in  b  2  of  the  n  Vi  of  the  n  !4  of  the  n  w  !4 
and  the  w  Vi  of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  15  38  14.  Sept  16,  II  a  m.  Hiram 
Baibar,  master,  526  Opera  Hoose  blk.  L  K. 

Gondri.  h's  sa'i.  the  w  34  ft  of  It  11;  also  the  e  10  ft  of  the  w  44  ft  of  It 
11  of  the  8  10  rods  of  n  6  1  rods  of  the  e  (4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  17  C  It. 
Sept  16,  1pm.  (Jeo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Alt<?  ld'.<  B-  b  It  4  and  6  of  bs  3  and  4  in  the  sah  of  bs  2  and  3  in  the  Oa- 
nul  Truotees  eab  of  the  e  !4  of  seo  2)  40  14.  Sept  16,  1pm.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  caster,  L  N. 

Oaaal  Tra-tees  sab,  I's  7,  8  and  9  in  b  6  of  Ihe  w      and  the  w  i4  of  the 

n  «  !4  of  sec  17  39  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  i:.eo  M  Stevens,  master,  110 

L-iSalle  8  .  N  0  B. 
donore's  sub.  It  21  In  sabblk  2  In  b  3  of  bs  1  to  5  and  the  w  V4  of  b  6  in 

TiTnan's  add,  in  eec  18  39  14.  Sept  21,  11  a  m  TO  Ma  jnlng,  admtr. 

N  O  K. 

Doa°las  Pk,  Walker's  add.  Us  2  to  13  in  b  11.  Sept  17,  11am.  Geo  M 
Steven',  n  aster.  NOR. 

AastiijviUe  Aa  tin's  2nd  add.  It  6  of  subblk  1  of  the  snb  of  Ihe  n  pt  of 
b  16  iu  see  8  39  13.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  PA  Hull,  master,  921-923  Ohica- 
go  ExchbDge  bidg.  NOR. 

Berger's  sub.  It  20  in  b  6  in  Hy  te  Pk,  a  sub  of  the  n  Y,  of  the  s  w  !4  of 
of  spc  32  38  15.  Sept  7,  11am.  Jas  P  Maboney,  master,  1313  Ash- 
land blk.  NCR. 

Eulette  &  fo's  sab.  It  2t  in  b  5  of  the  8  e  H  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  19  87  14. 
Hept  18.  II  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7o2  Chiciie  •  Opera  House 
bldg.  L  N. 

Sima  ons  &  Gordon's  add.  Us  13  23  and  21  in  School  Trustees  sub  of 
sec  16  40  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  L  N. 

Sheridan  Rd  renub.  It  1  of  b  3  in  Dingee's  add  to  Wilmette.  (tept  18,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Eulert'8  sa*!.  It  17  of  b  7  of  Dowse's  add  to  Lemont  in  sec  29  37  11.  Sept 

19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  mas  er.  L  N. 

Hull's  enb.  It  141  of  9(4  acres  In  Ihe  e  V4  of  the  e  w  ^4  of  sec  4  39  14. 
Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

SJyrick'd  2nd  add,  Iti  2  anJ  3  In  b  1.  Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler, 
mat-ter.  L  N. 

WiDn»ika,  Garland's  add,  It-i  7,  8  and  9  la  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  in  b  3,  b  4  a  enb 
ot  the  n  1211  acrts  of  ihs  B  w  %  ot  sec  21  ii  13.  Sept  14,  11am.  A  F 
Stovenson,  master,  6u  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Hair  &  Ridgw^y's  sob.  lt<  1  and  2  of  Us  44  to  47  in  Bowan's  sub  of  pt  of 
bs  2  and  3  in  Kidgewood,  a  sub  of  the  s  38  acres  of  the  w  K  of  tha  s 
e  !i  of  seo  11  t8  14.  sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Sisson  &  Newman's  sub,  Ih*  11  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  of  the  n  w  ^  ot  sec  4 
37  14,  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Juo  H  Home,  epl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts,  It  4  iu  b  10  iu  w  '/j  n  w  !i4  of  sec  17.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry 

A  Hall,  master.  L  B. 
Oak  Pk,  East  av  add  1 ;  13  in  b  6  in  8  e     of  sec  7  39  13.  Sept  14,  11  a  m. 

Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 
Brown's  aid,  Its  01  to  64  in  b  3.  Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Sarah  Kelly,  admtrx. 

L  B. 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  Us  1,  2  a^d  24  in  b  6  in  the  s  e  J4  ot  sec  7  39  13. 

Sept  14. -J  1  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  matter    L  B. 
Supt  Ot  Comm  ptu.  it  35  iu  too  sub  ot  It  14  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of 

scO  25  39  H.  a»pt  18,  11  a  m.  Juo  H  Hume,  spl  cfl_um.  L  B. 

OoRgett  &  Hill  sub,  it  31  of  b  iO  in  the  Uanal  Trustee's  aub  of  sec  33  4li 
14.  Sept  7,  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Learning,  master,  1412  Aablaud  blk. 
L  N. 

H  lley's  sub,  it  14  of  bs  31  and  32  in  R  R  add  !o  Harle  n  in  the  s  e  !4  of 
see  l2dJ  li.  ^ept  7,      a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  u  N. 

Oornell.  Us  29  to  3J  iQ  b  2  I  being  a  sub  in  seos  26  and  35  38  14.    Sept  7, 

1  am  Jeremiah  Leaminx,  master.  L  N. 

Keusiugt  m  add.  U  M  iu  b  4  being  a  sub  of  that  p'.  of  Ihe  w  !4  of  the  8 
w  !'4  of  S3C  35  39  12  a  ps  7.  10  a  m.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  muster,  L  N 

Carp-nter'a  aid,  th-i  e  2  J  ft  of  the  w  40  ft  of  it  3  in  b  25.  Sept  18,  11  a 
m.  Waiter  i^uiler,  lu  isier. 

Assr's  div,  e  V4  8  iHY,  ft  siib  It  1  n  e  H  U  22,  s  33  ft  of  w  V4  e  V4   lot  23  b 

2  .-iht  Ihala's  udd.  Sept  7.  Frank  K.etiiuger,  Jr,  Jos  Arnold,  execu- 
tors. L  N. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add,  it  91  with  buildijgs  and  improve Jaenti. 
Sepi  7.  J  P  Uahouby,  master,  1313  Ashlaud  blK,  NOR. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross' 5Th  add,  it  92  and  improvements.  Sept  7.  J  P 
Mahonuy,  mister.  N  1)  R. 

E  Washington  Hgts  sub,  its  36,  37,  38,  39  b  27.  w  hf  n  w  J4  s  w  H  sec  9 
37  14;  also  It  96  and  s  Vj  It  96  Gross  6th  Humboldt  Pk  add.  Sept  7.  J 
P  Muhoney,  master.  NOR.  I 


Ch'go.  Elston's  add,  n  14  lot  5  b  3t,  with  Improve  ente.  Uept  7,  J  P 
Maboney,  m  ster.  NOR. 

Bosoe's  2nrt  add.  It  10  b  2  a  tub  of  'he  8  e  Vi  o'  the  e  w  >4  of  the  u  *<  H 
of  sec  9  38  14;  also  It  8  b  ^  ot  White'.,  sal)  ^f  pt  of  the  a  e  !i  of  sec  tt 
c8  14.  Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Martha  H  Stocks,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Ford's  RU*),  It  35  and  e  14  of  It  34  and  It  31  In  b  27  of  bi  27.  28,  37  and  38 
in  ihe  sub  of  seo  19  4m  14.  i:ept7,  11am.  Jos  P  Maboney,  master, 
1313  Afhlaud  blk.  L  N. 

Oouover's  sub.  It  81  i  i  b  7  of  bs  1,7  and  8  la  Webb'j  sab  of  the  b  e  )4  o( 
fee  14  38  13.  Sepi  7,  Ham.  .'os  P  Maboney,  master.  N  0  tt. 

Assr's  div,  the  e  14  of  the  s  4914  ft  of  snbit  1  of  the  n  e  !i  of  It  22  and 
au  l  the  8  33  ft  ot  the  w  14  of  ihtf  e  14  of  It  i3  all  iu  b  2  iu  Sbetfield 
add.  Sept  7,  11  a  m  Frank  HettlORer  Jr,  executor.  L  N. 

Soovil  e  &  Niles  snb.  It  31  and  34  f  b  5  iu  O  ik  Pnrk.  beinu  a  ejb  of  the 
w  iO  acres  of  the  s  w  I4  of  sjc  7  39  13  aept  17,  11  a  m.  FanLy  T  Par- 
sons, executrix   L  N. 

Lt  99  in  the  enb  of  Ih'^  it  %  of  the  w  >i  of  (hi  n  e  H  of  eec  36  40  13. 
Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Juiiu^  m  Eckhardt,  udmir.  N  0  U. 

Merriam  &  Dalenberg's  sub.  It  38  in  b  2  ot  that  ot  of  It  1  of  the  Aesr'g 

div  of  the  w  14  o(  the  w  14  of  th  i  u  w  )4  ot  sec  22  37  14.   Sept  11, 11  a 

m.  Nicholas  ^pjelstra.  admtr.  1.  N. 
Davis  sub,  Ihs  e  10  ft  of  It  2;  and  all  It  24  in  b  10  of  the  n  Vt  of  the  e  w 

hii  of  sec  ^8  39  14.  Sept  3,  1  p  uj.    Wm  F  Ooopsr,   master,  94  LaSalle 

St.  NOR. 

Vanden  Berg's  snb.  \*%  1  and  22  of  pt  of  it  64  in  sec  16  37  14,  8ept  3,  11 
a  m.  Leonard  Vauden  Berg,  admir.  L  N. 

Elston  add.  the  w  40  ft  of  the  8  100  ft  of  b  7;  also  its  3,  4  and  6  ond  the 
nwly  10  ft  ot  It  7  all  in  Uillon  t-ub  ot  Its  5,  6,  7,  8.  11  and  12  in  b  74  In 
Russell,  Mnther  &  R  ■bert's  add.  Sept  J,  11  a  m.  Walter  Rutier,  mas- 
ter, 66  Porilanl  blk.  L  N. 

AustiuviUe,  AusliM's  2nd  add.  Us  8  and  9  i-.j  b  1  in  the  fub  of  the  n  pt 
of  b  16.  Sept  4,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills  Eo^er.  master,  100  Washington  st. 
L  N. 

Hill's  fuh.  It  22  of  b  14  of  Hupr  Ot  Oom  ii  ptn  of  the  w  14  of  the  a  w  ^ 
of  sec  i&  39  13,  cept  4,  11  a  m.  Walter  botler,  m'i'fter.  L  N. 

Johost' n  &  Lee's  t.ub.  Its  of  sohblk  1  of  b  2  of  the  8  w  !4  of  seo  20  39 
14.  Sept  4  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  masttr.  N  0  K. 

Oh'ao  Hgts.  ItH  20  and  -'I  in  b  15.  Sept  3  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper  master, 
94  LaSalle  st.  NCR. 

Oanai  Tiusttes  sub.  Us  1  and  4  and  th=>  n  40  ft  of  It  S  ia  b  33  of  the  8  e 
^  of  sec  11  39  14.  Sept  4,  11  a  m.  Waiter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland 
blk.  L  «. 

Onion  Pk  2ud  >.dd.  Its  1  and  2  in  b  12.   Sept  5,  Ham.    Walter  Batler, 

master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
The  e  115  ft  of  U  1  and  the  e  lis  ft  of  the  n  10  ft  of  It  2  in  b  6  In  Ra- 

veuswojd.  ;ept5,  liam.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

Beck's  sub,  thit  pt  of  h  63  of  th  >  n  e  !4  ot  sec  tj  and  the  n  14  seo  21  40 
13.  Jas  Pea-e,  sheriff.  NOR. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo's  sub.  it  4  b  «l  in  -in  Oh'gi  in  sees  5  and  6  37  16.  Sept 
17,  Id  am.  Ja  '  1  e  ise,  sherifl.  NOR. 

Granville's  »ub  sublt  2  snb  of  \u  67,  68  and  69  sub  a  h  %  n  e  VJse^ 
sec  13  S9  1:^;  aUu  ItiSblswl^swlinwli  sec  9  S3  14.  Hept  17,  10 
am.  JasPef.ee,  sherifl.  NOR. 

BlaLChard  sub,  Us  3J  and  33  of  b  2  of  n  2J  rods  of  u  w  !4  of  seo  36  40  IS. 
Sept  17.  10  a  m.  Jns  Pease,  sherifl.  NOR. 

Oounly  Cits  sub,  w  2  Kcres  of  It  17  seo  30  40  13.  Sept  17,  10  am.  Jas 
teste,  fheriff.  NCR 

Waller's  Fub  U  213  of  n  1 1 .2J  acres  ot  the  w^l4  of  the  n  e  %  of  seo  28 
89  1  ;  also  Its  H  and  14  in  Wal  er's  sub  of  the  w  5  aces  of  10  acres 
n  of  ni>(i  art]  ihe  s  Id  acres  of  the  w  14  of  tha  s  w  "4  of  sec  .34  39  14; 
also  lt»  'c'9  and  4"  io  b  3  la  We  i  w orih's  enb  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w 
14  o*  the  u  w  ^  of  see  34  39  It.  Sept  17,  16  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sherifl. 
NOR. 

Parker'e  eub,  11  53  io  }he  tab  ot  eec  19  39  14.  Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Peate,  Fherifl.  N  o  R. 


Wisconsin  Resorts, 


Exonrsion  tickets  are  now  oa  sale  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  * 
St.  Paul  Railway  to  Ba-lin^ton,  Elkhorn,  Delavan,  Milwaukee, 
Pewauke  •.  Ha  tiand.  Nrtshotah.  Oc  momowoo,  Kilbonrn,  Sparta, 
St.  P(Ul.  Minneapolis,  Lake  Minuetonka,  Tom  hawk,  Miuocqna, 
Elkhait  Lake,  Ont.->ringon,  and  all  resorts  of  Wifcon»ln,  Minnesota, 
the  Michigan  Peninsula  aid  the  Northwest.  Special  low  rates  made 
on  Frid^iy,  Saturday  nnd  Sunday  ot  exch  week  to  Wisoo-^sin  Resorts. 
For  rales,  time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  ticket  ofBoe, 
95  Adams  street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station,  Canal,  Adams  and 
Madison  streets. 


Galorado  Ranch  Wanted 


or  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
acd  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good,  .'^tate  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ml,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurn^l, Chicago. 


W    S    PB   VDfOOT.  MEMBEB  OF  BEAI,  ESTATE  BOABD. 

GE  >   J   UYAN.  TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 

W.  L  BBENT. 

PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


856 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September?,  1895 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warrauty  Deeds  filled  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Sept.  5,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   260  ll.TCe.BBS 

Olty,  under  $1,000   91  66,''96 

Ooonty   99  187,175 

Total   440  $2,031,054 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Sept.  6,  1894. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                             279  |1,48>,787 

City,  under  1,000                           128  138.6H2 

Oounty                                         1(18  188.772 

Total   515  11,813,251 

Aberdeen  st,  150  ft  s  of  65th,  e  f  25x124; 
Aug  30.  A  T  SmeatoD  lo  N  G  LonDgren 
 $1,000 

Aberdeen  st.  166  ft  s  of  fi Ist,  w  f  25x 
124  71-100;  Ang  8.  W  L  Doyle  to  L  Klein 
 |4.00(i 

Aberdeen  et,  150  ft  s  of  56th,  w  f  25slU}4; 
Aug  14.  W  G  Lnoe  to  F  A  Bebb  . . . .  tl.OOO 

Aberdeen  st,  125  ftsof  66th,  wf  25x124;^; 
Ang  14.  0  K  Lnoe  to  same  |1.000 

Adams  st,  175  ft  e  of  S  45th  av,  s  f  25x122; 
Ang  27.  J  E  Mansfield  to  H  White. $2,600 

Alexander  st,  181  ft  w  of  'Ventworth  av, 
B  f  25xlC0;  Ang  28.  A  M  Burke  to  J 
Nelson   ...$2,500 

Armitage  av,  120  ft  e  of  Linooln  st,  n  f 
23x125;  Sep  4.  J  Retzki  to  M  DetloS 
 $2,200 

Armstrong  st,  425  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 
25x166;  Aug  3.  M  Alsip  to  M  Uokes 
 $6  5^0 

Ashland  av,  241  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  25x120; 
Ang  26.  E  F  Griffetts  to  T  Droziewska 
 $2,100 

Ashland  av,  n  e  oor  Ainslee  st,  w  f  li 
160;  Aug  31.  C  S  Qainlan  to  N  Book 
 $5,000 

Ashland  av.  251  ft  n  of  57th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Nov  26,'94.  M  Ballin  to  W  Reid 
 $1,300 

Ashland  av,  241  ft  s  of  Byron  st,  w  f  25x 
164J^,  Ang  29.  J  Maoh  to  0  Thnnn. $1,500 

Ashland  av,  124  ft  n  of  Archer,  w  f  300  ft 
to  river;  Sep  4.  W  F  Brown  to  B  J  Brown 
 $47,50  I 

Anstin  av,  n  e  oor  Leavitt  st,  s  f  100x56; 
Ang  29.  G  Smeby  to  S  E  Smeby . . .  $4,000 

Anstin  av,  same  ppty;  Aag  29.  S  E  Smeby 
to  T  J  Reynertson  $4,n00 

Avers  av,  96  ft  s  of  LeMoyne  st,  e  f  24x 
124>2;  Aug  29.  J  Molzenaner  to  W  Ehl- 
ers  $1,299 

Bauwans  st,  264  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  w  f  24 
xl26;Ang31.U  Wieok  to  M  Sakeerski 
 $3,100 

Beaoon  st,  195  ft  n  of  Sunnyside  av,  w  f 
50x150;  July  18, '92.  Graoeland  Cemetery 
Company  to  J  F  Nelson  $2,900 

Belden  av,  151.9  ft  w  of  Clark  at.  s  f  1  e6  9 
X302.2,  triangolar;  Sep  2.  Wm  P  Ket- 
oham  to  Antoine  E  Carter  $150,000 

Beloaont  av,  74  ft  e  of  Clifton,  n  f  243^x 
124;  Aug  14.  R  Lemke  to  H  A  Peterson 
 $2,500 

Blue  Island  av,  60  ft  n  e  of  Dobyns  st,  n 
w  f  24x100;  Sep  3.  S  Sohallitann  to  J 
L  MoKeever  $8,0U0 

Bowmanville  av,  20  ft  n  e  of  Oakley,  n  w 
f  25x96,  and  other  ppty;  July  10.  E  Ru- 
dolph to  L  H  Walker  $1,325 

Broom  st,  s  w  cor  Ohio,  e  f  47x79;  Ang  29. 
E  J  Mnldoon  to  J  A  Mnldoon  $9,0ii0 

Bryan  av,  300  ft  e  of  Maple,  s  f  100x160; 
Deo  28,'94.  P  Jennings  to  F  H  Ooland 
 $13,(00 

Bnfifalo  av,  105  ft  s  ot  90th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Aug  29.  0  &  C  0  &  D  Co  to  K  I  Graves 
 $1,400 

Buffalo  av,  180  ft  s  of  89lh  st.  w  f  25x140; 
Ang  29.  M  Mortimer  to  A  N  Ljkke 
 $3,5^0 

Burling  st,  75  ft  s  of  Dewey  pi,  w  f  5  ix 
I05^i;  Ang  30.  A  Walkenstien  to  M  I 

Paul  $10,500 

Byron  st,  200  f t  w  of  W  Ravenswood  Park, 
n  f  37^^x125;  Apr  30.  M  D  Mattiaon  to 

W  a  Cookingham  $1,5'  0 

Byron  st,  same  ppty;  Aug  23.  W  H  Cook- 
ingham to  G  J  Kessnler   $4,40( 

Campbell  av,  96  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
24x125;  Sep  3.  M  Applegate  to  J  Klaoke 

 $1,500 

Canal  st,  242  ft  n  of  ll»(h,  e  f  25x123  7-10; 

 .  O   M  Camp  to  J    B  Ihomp^on 

 $1500 

Oanal  st,  s  e  oor  I3th,  w  f  24i/^xlll;  Sep 

3.  Mast  iu  Chy  to  .V  Kaspar  $6,(i00 

Champlain  av,  134  ft  8  of  45th  st,  w  f  2ox 


178^;  Sep  3.  F  W  Marquardt  to  T  S 
Hnffaker  $4,500 

Champlain  av,  225  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Bookkeepers 
B  &  L  Assn  $1,740 

OhioBgo  av,  105  ft  e  of  Sedgwick  st.  n  f 
27x128;  Aug  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  I  F 
Meyer  $5,525 

Olaremtnt  av,  272  ft  n  of  Division  st,  w 
f  30x125;  July  19.  Est  of  G  Watson  to 
W  A  Anderson  $1,375 

Claremonnt  av,  312  ft  s  of  Uirsoh  st,  e  f 
24x125;  July  17.  J  M  Watson  to  A  L 
Anderson  $1,100 

Clarkson  av,  125  ft  s  of  Conrtlacd  ot,  e  f 
25x124;  Aog  29.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Can- 
adian Amerioan  L  &  B  Assn  $<?,600 

Clark  st  8,  277  't  s  of  Harrison,  w  f  24x 
100;  Aog  31.  L  Phillipson  to  J  G  Cella 
 $25,000 

Clifton  av,  s  e  oor  Roscoe  st,  w  f  50x 
125  65;  July  23.  H  Qebaner  to  E  B  Sea- 
man $21,000 

Clifton  Park  av,  466  ft  n  of  22d  st,  e  f  25 
xl46;  Aug  29.  P  Myers  to  E  A  Plannier 
 $2,800 

Clybourn  av,  241  ft  s  e  of  Lewis  st,  n  e  f 
25  ft  thro  to  Clybourn  pi;  Aug  12.  J  S 
Potter  to  M  J  Faberty   $3,500 

Clybourn  av,  125  ft  s  e  of  ry  n  e  f  25  ft  to 
alley;  Sep  2.  A  Hermann  to  £  Toles 
 $l,6fO 

Clybourn  pi,  191  ft  w  of  Clybourn  av,  s  f 
66x70,  less  alley  16  ft;  Aog  29.  M  J 
Flaherty  to  D  H  Londerback  $3,5C0 

Columbia  av,  191  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f  50x 
133;  Aog  23.  A  Nelson  toG  TStoneham 
 $2,500 

Congress  st.  125  ft  e  of  S  44th  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Aug  20.  J  Esztesoko  to  J  H  Bnrns 
 $4,500 

Cornelia  av,  400  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  25x 
137;  Aug  20.  H  Renohardt  to  J  Booth 
 $2,5 -.0 

Cornell  st,  136)^  ft  w  of  Holt,  n  f  24x90; 
Aug  29.  F  Sctinlsmanr  to  J  Holz.  .$4,700 

Cornell  av,  531  ft  s  of  61st  st,  w  f  30x125; 
Sep  3.  J  B  MoOhesney  to  W  P  Butler 
 $30,000 

CoUage  Grove  av,  222^^  ft  a  of  62d  st.  w  f 
25x125;  Aug  21.  J  Berry  to  M  Flaherty 
 $3,126 

Cnyler  av,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  s  f  60x125; 
Aug  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  I  F  Meyer. $1,500 

Dearborn  av,  SSJ^  ft  n  of  Delaware  pi,  w 
f  281^x150;  June  21.  G  B  Carpenter  to 
G  H  Taylor  $7,100 

Dearborn  st,  n  w  oor  51st,  e  f  25x100;  Sep 
5.  J  Caslagnina  to  K  Reppetto  $7,250 

Diokena  av,  s  w  cor  Spnoglield,  n  f  95. 7x 
125}/2,  and  other  ppty;  Aag  23.  Mast  in 
Chy  to  Alsip  Brick  Compiny  $1,303 

Division  et,  48  ft  e  of  Cleaver,  s  f  24x100; 
Ang  28.  A  V  Ber/y  to  T  W  Eaton  et  al 
 $8,000 

Division  st,  275  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
25xr.O;  Aug  30.  0  J  Grotz  to  E  M  Par- 
tello  $3,000 

Douglas  blvd,  41  ft  w  of  Spanlding  av,  s  f 
24x167;  July  10,  E  A  Cummings  to  E 
Hatch  .'  $1,635 

Drexel  av,  375  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  25x124.64; 
Apr  11.  H  E  Eliassof  to  C  F  W  Hempel 
 $1,875 

Eggleston  av,  49  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  32.88 
xl  9]4;  Sep  4.  J  B  Garner  et  al  to  E  M 
Butler  $11,000 

Eggleston  av,  bet  71st  and  72d  sts,  e  f 
381^x125;  Aug  26.  0  A  Howard  to  E  H 
Gary  $6,000 

E  ghteenth  pi  W,  (if  extended)  118  ft  e  of 
Center  av,  n  f  2Bi^il(>3;  Ang  8.  F  Fleok 
to  J  Boazek  $2,400 

Eighteenth  st  W,  283  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s 
f  24il24;  Sep  3.  H  Jirsa  to  V  Vodak 
 $3,770 

Elizabeth  st,  s  w  oor  of  50th,  e  f  32x124.5; 
Aug  30.  J  Christianson  to  O  Sohleioh 
 11,500 

Elmwood  pi,  premises  No  3755,  19x6134^; 

June  5.  T  Wharton  to  B  Harding.  .$3,300 
Elston  av,  SOJ  ft  s  e  of  Selwyn,  s  w  f  SOx 
125;  Sep  3.  G  T  J  Mamerow  to  J  E  W 
Miller   $1,000 

Emerson  av,  195  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  24 
x84;  Aug  26.  H  Rann  to  J  Riemersma 

 $1,100 

Ems  st,  162  ft  e  of  Maplewood  av,  n  f  56x 
110>^;  Apr  17.  E  O  Pefferman  to  L  M 

Larson  $1,300 

Ems  Bt,  218  ft  e  of  Maplewood  av,  n  f  56 
xllOi^;  oot  24,'91.  M  C  Pefiferman  to  L 

M  Larson  $1,0(0 

ELfisH  av,  293  ft  s  of  Ellerton,  w  f  50x 
158;  Aug  8.  Title  G  and  T  Co  to  W  B 

Davis  $1,000 

Esoanaba  av,  255  ft  8  of  90th  st,  e  f  75x 


138;  Jnne  20.  Est  of  E  Kent  to  I  Han- 
berg   $3  662 

Esoanaba  av,  180  ft  w  of  98th  st,  e  f  loOx 
138J^;  Ang  16.  0  «fc  0  0  &  D  Co  to  L  B 
Bealin  $1,500 

Evanston  av,  255  ftn  of  Grand,  e  f  40x 
125;  Aug  31.  CS  Qainlan  to  N  Buck 
 $2,4C0 

Ewing  av,  41  ft  n  w  of  95th  st,  s  w  f  fiOx 
125;  Aug  31.  J  0  Hansen  to  G  W  Rhodes 
 $3,000 

Ewing  st,  226  ft  e  of  Bine  Island  av,  n  f 
25x1031^,  ond  }4  int;  Sep  3.  F  Tozza  lo 
V  F  Crainpa  $1,£00 

Fairfield  av,  98J^  ft  n  of  Bloomiogdale, 
w  f  25x126;  Aug  22.  A  Ross  to  A  B  Sand- 
berg   $1,600 

Fairfield  av,  150  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  24x 
125>^;Ang  28.  Est  of  Q  Hoiee  to  J 
Springer  $l,2fO 

Fifteenth  st,  236  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  50x 
164;  Ang  31.  J  F  Dorman  to  J  H  Oar- 
mody  $3,000 

Fifty  first  ot,  n  w  oor  Jnstine,  s  f  121^x 
117  92-100;  Ang  3  '.  k  A  Tripp  to  Jen- 
nings County  Bank   $10,000 

Fifty-fonrth  st,  bet  Halsted  st  and  Union 
av,  n  f  16  67x125;  Aug  28.  J  M  Oakes 
to  A  G  MoUer  $5,0C0 

Fifty-fifth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Ridgewav  av,  s  f 
48x125;  Sep  3.  J  W  Lookwood  to  F 
Kanst  $4,600 

Fifty-eighth  st,  150  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  s 
f  25x1245^;  Ang  22.  E  M  Ashton  to  W 
U  Ashton  $1,(00 

Forrestville  av,  311  ft  n  of  46th  st,  e  f  50 
xl20;  Ang  28.  MAO  Brown  to  H  O 
Barnes    $7,500 

Forty  first  ot  N,  50  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  e  f 
60x1731^;  Ang  31.  D  F  Pride  to  F  K 
Landson  $1,075 

Forty-first  ot  S,  150  ft  n  of  16th  st^  w  f  75 
Sep  3.  John  Magnus  to  Jennie 
Magnus  $1,2^^0 

Forty-seoond  ot  N.  n  e  oor  Belle  Flaiue 
av,  w  f  1  0x155  7-10;  Ang  30.  T  L  JeflE- 
ers  to  C  Chnrohill  $2,500 

Forty-sixth  st  W,  s  e  oor  Shields  av,  n  f 
200x111,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  27.  A  W 
Hester  to  W  M  Brinkman  $20,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  s  e  oor  Champlain  av,  n 
f  72x120;  Ang  30.  J  J  Connell  to  0  P 
Caldwell  $21,600 

Franoisoo  av,  n  e  oor  Walnut  st,  w  f  12x 
200;  Jan  2.  J  W  Kirk  to  B  0  Waller 
 $4,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  72  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  24 
xl24;  Aug  18.  G  Reiohhald  to  M  Pageh 
 $2,900 

Fourteenth  st  W,  n  e  oor  Robey  s  f  600J^x 
124;  Aog  28.  J  Hewitt  to  L  Mntoher 
 $60,000 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  176  ft  e  of  Union  st,  s  f 
25x80;  Sep  4.  I  Rosen  to  B  Aronson 
 $3,750 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  e  of  Union  st,  n  f 
25x86}^;  Sep  3.  G  Baeder  to  G  M  Sam- 
korvitz  $3,500 

Fullerton  av,  n  w  cor  W  44th  st,  78x146; 
Ang  5.  O  N  Owen  to  J  Lumley  .  .  $1,5C0 

Fullerton  av,  98  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f 
483^x150;  July  19.  F  D  Hill  to  A  Lnnd 
 $2,100 

Glenlake  av,  441  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f  50 
xl24  65-100;  Sep  3.  O  Anwander  to  H 
Dwyer  $2,000 

Grace  et,  226  ft  e  of  W  54th,  s  f  125x125; 
Aug  17.  J  W  Casey  to  R  Radtz  $1,760 

Greenwood  av,  73  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  3.  0  Coon  to  G  H  Coon. .  .$1,250 

Gresham  st,  126  ft  s  w  of  Noble  av,  n  w  f 
26x125;  Sep  .3.  A  Bolander  to  0  E  Ben- 
son et  al  $1,600 

Groveland  av,  234  ft  s  e  of  29th  st,  e  f  32x 
94,  more  or  less;  Feb  1,'87.  H  Book  to  F 
Zeng  $17,000 

Greenwood  av,  48  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Aug  19.  Q  C  Linooln  to  0  Coon 
  -  $2,500 

Gordon  terrace,  SCO  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f 
50ilC9i^;  Sep  4.  C  H  Braokebush  to  0 
T  Hills  $6,000 

Garfield  blvd,  145  ft  w  of  Union  av,  s  f  25 
xl25;  May  29.  D  8  Bryant  to  M  Mahnke 
 $3,125 

Grand  av,  124  f t  n  w  of  Montioello,  s  w 
f  26x125;  Jnne  15.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  J 
Brewer  $2,200 

Green  st,  25  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  25x124  8-10; 
Deo  6,'94,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Seoority  L  & 
B  Assn  $1,260 

Greenwood  av,  50  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  26x 
100;  Aog  29.  C  L  Barron  to  B  M  Bnnday 

 $7,000 

Halsted  st,  s  w  oor  gist,  e  f  100x125;  Apr 

7.  F  Sohmid  to  A  M  Sohmid  $3,000 

Hamlin  av,  131  ft  s  of  Chicago,  e  f  26x 


121;  Joly  22.  M  Adler  to  D  Melchest 

Harrison  st,  44  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av  s  ^221^^ 
84;  Ang  LTD  Ripp  to  J  P  Rapp.$4(00 

Honore  st,  190ft  n  of  46th.  e  f  24x124- 
Apr  10.  M  Tomns  to  A  A  Vesely. .  .$i  250 

Hermitage  av,  n  w  oor  living  Park  e'f 
100x165;  Sep  4.  L  Eisner  to  M  Matz- 

 $6,500 

Hermitage  av,  150  ft  s  of  Taylor  et,  w  f 
25x125;  Aug  27.  L  Snilivan  to  M  Mol- 

„'a'*.«y  12,600 

Harrison  st,  125  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  26x 
125;  Jnly  16.  J  A  Williams  to  J  J  Oiesop 

 $2,600 

Hermitage  av,  74  ft  n  of  85th  st,  e  f  76x 
125;  July  2.  I  J  Mitchell  to  L  Abraham 

„  $1,200 

Homer  st,  308  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24x 
100;  Aug  29.  S  A  Bonesteel  to  E  May- 

nard  $2,0D0 

Indiana  av,  264  ft  s  of  54th  st,  w  f  Six 
170}^;  Ang  30.  J  Monroe  to  0  E  Vang- 

,   $12,0(0 

Indiana  av,  n  w  oor  80th  st,  e  f  240x160- 
Aug  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  V  0  Prioe 

 $4,400 

Indiana  av,  300  ft  8  of  63d  st,  e  ^  25x161; 
Oot  6,'94.  John  Barth  to  Joseph  Bank 
 $12,000 

Jnstine  st,  n  e  oor  91st,  w  f  98x13^;  Aog 
15.  E  L  Brainerd  to  8  F  Oorsheim. $3,600 

Jaokson  st  107  ft  e  of  Oakley,  n  f  20x125; 
Aug  30.  M  A  Fitts  et  al  to  T  MoOann 
 $3,600 

Kedzie  av,  122  ft  n  of  Noble,  e  f  26x123; 
Aug  24.  C  H  Fox  to  A  Wisner  $1,200 

Kedzie  av,  inside  It  140  ft  e,  49  ft  n  of 
Bloomingdale,  s  f  25x1 19*^;  Aug  31. 
Mast  in  Chy  to  Canadian  Amerioan  L 
B  Asan  $2,895 

Kimbell's  sub,  e  1^  It  11,  e  >^  s  w  w  ji^ 
B  e  3^  26  40  13  containing  5  acres;  Sep 
4.  0  B  Kimbell  to  0  L  Schmitt . . . .  $17,500 

Lawrence  av,  33  ft  e  of  Linden  st,  s  f  50x 
133;  Sep  4.  E  P  Ederer  to  J  Angarola 
 $2,500 

Lawrence  av,  83  ft  e  of  Linden  st,  s  f  50x 
138;  Sep  4.  Same  to  A  D  Tom asso. $2,600 

Laflin  st,  s  e  oor  72d,  6  703-1,000  acres; 
Ang  1.  A  a  Leib  to  H  R  Leib  $30,000 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  768,  25x127;  Aug 
1.  J  P  Rapp  et  al  to  L  T  Rapp  et  al 
 $3,000 

Lake  st  W,  premises  No  766,  25x127;  Aug 
1.  Same  to  T  D  Rapp  $4,000 

Langley  av,  149  ft  s  of  73d  st,  w  f  24 
85-100x124  7-10;  Ang  21.  O  Jnhlin  to  C 
Johlin  $2,200 

Larrabee  st,  96  ft  s  of  Webster  av,  e  f  24x 
100;  Ang  31.  J  0  Hencher  to  G  Hencher 
 $10,000 

Larrabee  st,  same  ppty;  Aug  31.  G  Hen- 
cher to  M  M  C  F  Hencher ....  , . . .  $10,000 

Lawndale  av,  n  e  cor  W  18th  st,  w  f  48i 
125;  Deo  14, '94.  W  Bokart  Jr  to  H  0  F 
Bokart  $2,250 

Lawndale  av,  72  ft  s  of  16th  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Aog  27.  W  H  KInge  to  W  C  Dillon 
 $1,000 

Leavitt  st,  n  e  oor  Melrose,  w  f  97x120^^: 
Aug  16.  O  Cooper  to  A  Bauer ......  |3,800 

Lexington  st,  175  ft  e  of  8  40th  av,  25x 
124;  Aug  26.  F  P  Finegan  to  A  M  Koch 
 $1,000 

Lexington  av,  86  ft  n  of  61st  st,  w  f  3(0x 
174;  July  8.  B  M  Hair  et  al  to  W  H 
Stewart  $.30,000 

Lexington  av,  240  ft  n  of  61st  st,  w  f  50x 
174;  Ang  31.  W  H  Stewart  to  B  M  Hair 
et  al  $40,000 

Linooln  av,  234  ft  s  e  of  Seminary,  n  e  f 
25x126;  Ang  31.  M  Zeuch  to  J  Rietz 
 $2,000 

Linden  st,  '280  ft  n  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f 
Sl^Tna,  more  or  less;  Jniy  27.  C  Bristle 
et  al  to  A  F  Granholm  $1,126 

Linden  st,  242  ft  n  of  Lawrenoe  ar,  e  f 
373^x175,  more  or  less;  July  27.  Same 
to  L  J  Hnltgren  $1,125 

LoDgwood  terraoe,  295  ft  s  of  96th  st,  e  f 
50x181;  Aug  15.  R  0  Givins  to  F  Searls 
 $1,000 

Lowe  av,  200  ft  n  w  of  25th  st,  e  f  25x150; 
Aug  19.  W  0  Shaughnessy  to  M  Wind- 
mneller  $1,5(0 

Lull  pi,  308  ft  n  of  Division  st,  w  f  57x 
126;  Aug  31.  J  Rogg  to  A  Block. .  .$2,000 

Maiden  st,  n  w  oor  Wilson  av,  e  f  54x152; 
Sep  3.  J  B  Halladay  to  S  Clark  ....  $5,000 

Marshfield  av,  326  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  25i 
123;  Ang  2.  L  Gleason  to  J  McCann 
  $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  271  ft  n  of  62d  st,  w  f  50x 
121,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  4.  M  Fisohler 

to  F  Friedman   $2,400 

(Continued  ?R  page  858 


September,?,  H95 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


85'; 


Where  Shall  we  eo  this  Snmmer? 


We  can  anever  the  inqniry. 

A  conplete  list  of  the  bes";  and  most  economical 
Sammer  Resorts  not  tic  fnr  from  Ohicago  forninbed 
free  apon  application  by  mail,  or  b»  calline  person- 
ally at  City  Ticket  Office  of  ihe  (Jbicago,  Mi  wautee 
&  ^t.  Paul  Railway  in  Ihe  new  Marquette  Building 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chioago.  0.  N.  tlouther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
■^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago.  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paal  Railway  has  loDg  been  identiiled 
with  praotioal  measnres  for  the  general 
□  pbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo 
tion  of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotarers 
have  an  aasnranoe  that  they  will  find  them 
selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  die 
trioted  in  relation  to  resonroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofaotaring,  and 
seeks  to  seoare  mar ofaotnring  plants  and 
indastries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarroandings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  eaooess. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qaarries, 
olays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrioaltaral  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankoe  &  St.  Paul  Rail 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,91)0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  sQocess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unite i  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  soch.  The  information  fur 
Dished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAQO.  111. 


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THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUlLDlNa  JOURNAL. 


September  t,  189*, 


(OontiDoed  from  page  859  ) 
Maryland  av.  bet  73d  and  74th  sta,  e  f  26 
iU'3;  Sep  3.  M  F  Bramley  to  M  E 

Eokersall  |3,5(10 

May  at,  99  ft  n  of  58th,  w  f  25x124  8-10; 
Ang  21.  L  A  Soderston  to  0  B  ADderson 

   |l,roo 

Milwaukee  av,  360  ft  s  e  of  Haddoo  st,  n 
e  f  28  ft  throDKh  to  Tell  pi,  Ang  30.  A 
A  Behrensto  F  A  Stanber  $8,(00 

Moffat  st,  n  w  oor  Rosebad,  s  f  72.8x93; 
Deo,  91.  E  Eriokeon  to  0  Steinbreoher 
 |1,3C0 

Monroe  st,  343  ft  w  of  S  Albany  av.  s  f 
22x147;  Ang  14.  H  Rothling  to  W  Wal- 
lace |6,noo 

Monroe  st,  60  ft  e  ot  8  4  let  ay,  n  f  25x 
121;  Sep  4.  0  F  W  Bnblitz  to  M  E 
Marks  fP,750 

Monroe  av,  131  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  182  to 
r  of  w  of  R  K;  July  22.  Edwin  0  Lan- 
phere  and  wife  to  Geo  Q  Webster  and 
%  int;  Jos  Sears  and  %  int,  Wm  P  An- 
derson nnd  2-8  int   |150,roo 

Monroe  st,  248  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
25x123;  Sep  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  E 
Robbey  f5,550 

Morgan  st,  25  ft  s  of  73d,  w  f  50xl24i^; 
Aag  31.  J  M  Nookin  to  J  FletniDg.  |l,luO 

Maskegon  av,  330  ft  s  of  80th  st,  e  f  25s 
124;  Aog  28.  J  Snndborg  to  S  L  Brown 
 $2,000 

Ninety-fonrth  st,  s  e  oor  Hamilton  av,  n  f 
374x598;  Sep  3.  Vast  in  (.'hy  to  E  E 
Smith  $10,754 

North  av,  145  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  n  f  32x 
128;  Ang  21.  S  Uanratty  to  D  U  Londer- 
baok  $11,000 

North  av,  lOO  ft  w  of  Spanlding,  n  f  2.)X 
120;  Ang  26.  N  Irmen  to  J  Malzrnaar 
.    $2,400 

North  av,  96  ft  e  of  St  Lonis,  n  f  24x120; 
June  22.  W  H  Edwards  to  P  Hir-oh 
 $1,7(0 

North  av,  72  ft  e  of  St  Lonis,  n  f  24x120; 
Jnne  22.  Same  to  N  Irmen  $l,7(  0 

North  av,  ft  w  of  N  47th  ot,  s  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  3.  M  Hoch  to 
J  A  Hooh  $15,1  00 

Oakley  av,  395  ft  s  of  Taylor  st,  w  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  Ang  14.  A  W  Sohroeter  to  B 
Sohroeter  $8,000 

Ohio  St.  e  of  S  40th  av,  s  f  21i^x77;  Ang 
30.  W  B  Onnningham  to  M  A  Crawford 
  $2,4' 0 

Ohio  st,  125  ft  w  of  Orleans,  n  f  50x100; 
May  31.  T  B  Jeffery  to  F  W  Holbrook 
 $12,250 

Ohio  st,  B  e  oor  Orleans,  n  f  146  82-l(  Ox 
100;  Ang  30.  T  W  Eaton  to  A  V  Berry 
 $40,00  ) 

Ohio  8t,  175  ft  w  of  Orleana,  n  f  38xlOc; 
Jane  14.  A  A  Mnnger  to  F  W  Holbrook 
 $8,0  0 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  st,  50  ft  w  of 
Paxton  av,  n  f  351x125;  Jnne  4.  M  J 
Downey  to  E  W  Knopp  $1,3(  0 

Park  av,  259  ft  e  of  Panlina  st,  n  f  50x 
131  1-3;  Ang  31.  F  G  English  to  H  Cnl- 
▼er  $10  OCO 

Panlina  at,  110  ft  s  of  Lawrence  av,  w  f 
50x165;  Jaly  23.  J  A  Hoffmann  to  G 
Brown  Jr  $5,800 

Panlina  st,  189  ft  n  of  Irving  Park  av,  e 
f  50x165;  Ang  30.  T  Meyer  to  W  S 
Tucker  $1,250 

Paulina  st,  154  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  25x123, 
and  op;  Ang  29.  L  Fiunklin  to  W  J  Van- 
derslioe  $5,600 

Peoria  st,  8  e  cor  73d,  w  f  50x1243^;  Jaly 
8.  K  Miller  to  A  Miller  $1,40C 

Pleasant  pi.  404  ft  e  of  Western  av,  n  f 
24xlC0;  Aug  26.  M  A  Ladd  to  J  O'Brien 
   $2,£00 

Portland  av,  bet  36th  and  37th  sts,  w  f 
19.96x125;  Aug  26.  M  E  Hammond  to 
0  E  Hammond  f  4,C00 

Prairie  av,  197  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  5  ixl61; 
Ang  29.  J  Rattenbnrg  to  J  P  Mollay 
 $10,000 

Prairie  av,  n  w  oor  44th  st,  e  f  115x160, 
nnd  14  iot;  8ep  3.  J  M  Northerner  to  O 
O  Smith  $12,500 

Prairie  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  3.  F  0  Hage- 
man  to  M  Butler  $3,300 

Prairie  av.  48  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  24x160.5; 
Oct  5.  F  Ericson  to  0  Larson  |1,3C0 

Rhodes  av,  141  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x1:^2, 
and  other  ppty;  Ang  29.  Q  F  Bnnday  to 
0  L  Barron   $4,000 

Rhodes  av.  291  It  n  ot  61st  st,  w  f  25x 
13114;  Ang  19.  J  H  MoOonnell  to  M  P 
Evans  $1,500 

Richmond  st,  162  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  26 
zl27;  Apr  2.  J  C  Jeuson  to  M  Jenson 
 $6,600 


Ridgeland  av,  s  e  oor  Belmont,  w  f  108  74 
xli5;  Ang  26.  M  L  Wo  fl  to  A  Schle- 

mann   $>,100 

Ridgeway  av,  61  ft  s  of  63d  st,  w  f  lOOx 
126;  Ang  29.  U  B  Mitchell  to  B  (.loon 

   $2,500 

Ridgeway  av,  61  ft  s  of  53d  pt,  s  r  l(!Ox 
111^  8-10;  Aug  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Me- 
chanics and  Traders'  S  and  L  B  Assn 
  $5,500 

Robey  st,  33  ft  n  of  Warner  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Aug  30.  E  Rudolph  to  Q  C  Har- 
mount   $;',400 

Rockwell  st,  2£0  ft  s  of  35th,  w  f  25x122; 
Jaly  15.  Est  of  J  McOaff  jry  to  J  B  Wat- 
son  $2,100 

Rockwell  st,  132  ft  n  of  Franklin,  w  f  25x 
12.t;  Jaly  22.  P  P  Powell  to  F  King.f  1  800 

Rockwell  st,  332  ft  t  of  Franklin,  w  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  4 eg  15.  S  Olson  to  O  M 
Swenson  $1,350 

Rockwell  st,  132  ft  n  of  Franklin,  w  f  26x 
125;  July  22.  P  P  Powell  to  F  King 
 $1,8(0 

Rogers  Park,  e  40  ft  It  15  and  w  10  ft  It 
14  bik  43;  Sep  3.  J  E  Evenden  to  F  M 
Frary     $4,'  00 

Roscoe  st,  48  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x125: 
Aog  23.  O  Forse  to  H  Vetti  $2,05  ' 

SHginaw  av,  25  ft  s  of  80ih  st,  w  f  2nx 
1243^;  Aog  30.  J  Sundborg  to  H  Hansen 
 $1,200 

Sa-'gamon  st,  200  ft  s  of  118th,  e  f  25i 
1^6;  Acg  27.  H  Ohisson  to  Q  Johnson 
   $2  500 

Sawder  av,  172  ft  n  of  Huron  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Sep  3.  J  L  IdcKeever  et  al  to  S 
Blomen'thal   $8,00;) 

Sawyer  av,  2:'5  ft  s  of  Wrightwood,  w  f  48 
X186.2;  Aug  29.  E  L  Heidenreich  to  G 
L  Clausen   $1,500 

Sawyer  av,  2o0  ft  s  of  Belmont,  w  f  25t 
125;  Aug  29.  H  H  Wiederhold  to  M  0 
Dalton  $1,20 

Scott  st,  premises  No  23,16  67-100x131; 
Ang  1.  M  E  Vigeant  to  A  L  Black . $11,000 

Sedtrwiok  st,  72  ft  n  of  Locnst,  w  f  24x 
1291^;  Aog  29.  J  W  Peternou  to  I 
Johnson    *21,000 

Seeley  av.  252  ft  n  ot  51et  st,  w  f  36xi24; 
June  27,  E  Beverly  to  J  0  Gringor 
 $1,0;1() 

Seventeenth  st  W,  176  ft  w  ot  Liucoln  s  f 
25x125;  Jane  19.  Est  of  A  Wi.-inewska  to 
J  Haa9   $:,400 

Seventy-first  st,  107  ft  w  of  Peoria,  s  f  25 
xl2o;  Sep  1",'94.  J  Foley  to  J  Oonniff 
 ."  $2,5  )0 

Seventy-ninth  st.  350  ft  w  of  Cole'i  av,  n 
f  25x125,  and  }4  int;  Mar  6.  C  E  Smith 
to  M  A  Green  ...  ..'  *2,000 

Sherman  pi,  bet  Orchiri  and  N  CUrk  st, 
n  f  25x180;  Sep  3.  H  Dwyer  to  U  An- 
wander  $5,000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  171  ft  e  of  Oaliforoia  av, 
s  f  25x124;  Sep  3.  A  Leskitj  J  Wa\z 
 $1,700 

Sixty-first  st,  151  ft  w  of  Princeton  av,  s 
f  25xl41>^;  Aag  19.  J  Strickland  to  W 
F  Gabel   *2,500 

Sixty-second  st,  126  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n 
f  421^x125;  Aug  30.  C  E  Vaaghan  to  J 
Monroe   $7,000 

Six(y-third  st,  100  ft  w  of  Union  av.  n  f 
2nx!36;  Aug  31.  W  L  Doyle  to  F  S 
Tattle  $3,800 

Sixty-nin'.h  st,  150  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
100x70,  more  or  less;  Joly  28.  J  E  Rovh 
et  al  to  O  B  Mnyer  *40,00  1 

Sixty-ninth  st,  75  ft  e  of  Laflin,  s  f  5lx 
125;  Sep  3.  F  W  Deckhaat  to  A  Gironx 
 $2,400 

South  Park  av,  246  ft  s  of  69. h  sC  e  f  5(ix 
174;  Aog  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Mechanics 
Traders'  8  L  &  B  Assn  $6,2  13 

State  st,  166  ft  n  of  44th,  w  f  26x160;  Jan 
26.  G  Raabe  to  J  A  Raabe  $4,000 

Stella  pi,  175  ft  n  ef  Waveland  av,  w  f  25 
xKiO;  Ang  29.  R  S  Grant  to  J  VV  Peter- 
ton  $1  too 

St  Elmo  st,  216  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  25x124; 
Aug  1.  O  J  Ford  to  E  I  Bauer  $l,80ii 

Stony  Island  av,  n  w  cor  Jackson  terrace, 
e  f  125x100;  Sep  3.  D  R  Lewis  to  K  K 
Lewis  $60,030 

Snperior  st,  n  w  oor  Robey,  s  f  24x100; 
Sep  3.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  O  Hinkley 
 $14,  lO" 

Talman  st,  125  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne,  e  f  5iix 
125;  Ang  9.  E  L  Egleston  to  O  CHonsel 
 $3,000 

Taylor  st,  241  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s  f  26x 
12.t;  Aug  26.  D  K  BInmberg  to  L  Blam- 
be  g    *3,(0a 

Taylor  st,  50  ft  e  of  Throop,  n  f  50x125; 
Aug  27.  M  Malaney  to  L  Sullivan.  .$6,800 


Taylor  St.,  44  ft  w  of  Marshfield  av,  n  f 
81  71  100x7r;  July  19  Mast  in  Chy  to  R 
P  Smith  "..$6,000 

Taylor  at.  n  e  sor  Shollo,  s  f  26x100;  An,? 
29.  M  O'Brien  Jr  et  al  to  W  E  O'Brien 
 $8.00  I 

Theodosio  av,  275  ft  e  of  Center  st,  s  f  50 
xl42;  Ang  30,  M  De  F  Stevers  to  G  F 
Trott  $1,0C0 

Thirteenth  st  W,  96  ft  wof  Paulina,  s  t  24 
xl25;  Ang  27.  R  Cooper  to  H  Benze 
   $2,800 

Troy  st,  46  ft  n  of  Wabansia  av,  w  f  25x 
118;  Apr  10.  D  S  Harrington  to  H 
Schmalz  $2,200 

Troy  st,  85  ft  s  of  W  Twenty  third,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Aog  29.  M  Soucek  to  J  Moranee 
 $2,900 

Trnmbnll  av,  98  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  1(  0 
xl25;  Apr  30.  F  J  Sweeney  et  al  to  A  J 
Sweeney  $2,460 

Tromball  av,  same  ppty;  Apr  30.  U  J 
Sweeney  to  A  J  Sweeney.  $1,640 

Trumbull  av,  101  ft  n  of  18th  st,  e  f  60x 
125;  Oct  30.  J  E  Coe  to  L  F  Park.. $1,900 

Twelfth  pi  W,  150  ft  e  ot  Center  av,  s  f 
26x124;  Ang  15  Q  Lnberger  tj  F  Wag- 
ntr  et  al  $4,000 

Twelfth  8t,  146  ft  e  of  W  41st  s  f  24x1  J5; 
Mar  20.  M  Thapiro  et  al  toG  M  Famko- 
witz  $2,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  72  ft  e  ot  Oakley  av,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Joly  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  P 
Smith  $13,600 

Twelfih  st,  115  ft  e  of  41st.  s  f  24x125;  Sep 
3.  G  M  Samkovi  z  to  M  A  Baeder.  $7,5  )0 

TwRifih  pi  W,  360  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  n  f 
2  xl25;  Aug  30.  M  Nadr  to  A  Bilek 
 $6,000 

Twenty-fonrth  st,  76  ft  e  o'  Princeton  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Ang  31.  J  S.;h3reck  to  M 
MoBride   $3,5  lO 

Twenty-foarth  st  W,  143  ft  w  of  Wash- 
tenaw av,  n  f  24x124;  Sep  3.  S  Parlis  to 
W  F  Kondelka  l!l,9(0 

Twenty-sixih  st.  119  ft  e  of  Canal,  s  f  23x 
124;  Ang  31.  C  Mandersoherd  to  M 
Broonwaaser  $3,(  00 

Twenty  seventh  st,  166  ft  e  of  Troy,  n  f 
72xlO'i,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  3.  J  F 
Sierks  et  al  to  South  Western  Mofg  Co 
 $18,000 

Union  av,  160  ft  n  of  78th  st,  e  f  30x125; 
July  22.  B  Timmerman  to  E  W  Wool- 
worth   $1,850 

Ujion  av,  .300  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x 
124  8-10;  Aag  31.  J  0  Crisler  to  F  C 
Hageman   $3,300 

Union  av,  119  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  25x124 
8  10;  Aag  JO.  J  Alloway  to  S  A  Riven- 
bangh  $3,0f0 

Union  »v,  159  ft  s  of  78th  st,  w  f  40x125; 
Aug  14.  E  D  VVall  tj  0  E  Ward  $2,80  ) 

Van  Boren  st,  53  ft  e  ot  Cicero  ct,  n  f  26 
xl02;  Ang  31.  C  T  Tyrrell  to  J  F  Cole- 
man  $2,100 

Vernon  av,  115  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  36x121; 
Sep  3  John  Magnus  to  Jennie  Magnus 
 $1,500 

Wallace  st,  39^  ft  s  of  78th,  et  33x100; 
Aug  27.  B  Timmermann  to  G  H  Powell 
 $2,800 

Ward  av,  l2o  ft  n  of  40th  st,  26x122;  Aug 
31.  L  Tipping  to  M  Chester  $1,200 

Ward  et,  72  ft  s  of  Byron,  w  f  25x1233^; 
Aug  20.  Q  Erhardt  to  A  Johnson.. .$i  510 

Washington  blvd,  587  ft  w  of  Campbell  av, 
n  t  413^x197;  Ang  28.  E  0  Thomas  to  J 
B  Overmeyer  $14,0C0 

Washington  Park  pi,  1973^  t  ■  of  49th  st, 
wf  60x97;  Ang  30.  A  PvNiUi.mstoW 
P  Doprr  $5,000 

A'a-hington  Park  pi,  same  ppty;  Aug  13. 
n  B  Williams  to  pame   $6,000 

Wayne  st.  138  ft  s  of  Francis,  e  f  373^x 
125;  Aag  1.  W  H  Hayden  to  d  Jenkins 
 $1,000 

Wentworth  av,  250  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  49 
H9  100x1 '5;  Ang  19.  N  A  Mayer  to  J  E 
Roth  et  al  ...  $iO,iO0 

Wilcox  &  Bros'  sob  It  52  C  T  sub  7  39  14, 
no  blk  given;  Ang  29.  T  E  Bennett  10 
J  R  Trenton  $6,600 

Wilton  av,  183  ft  s  of  Addison  s*,  w  f  "25x 
1243^,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  3().  N  Back 
to  0  S  Qaiolan   $13,000 

Winehjster  av,  165  ft  u  of  Adams  st,  e  f 
21xl2n;  Jnne  18.  F  BeTZli  to  M  Eggers 
 $5,(  00 

Wii-consin  st,  107  ft  w  of  North  Park  av, 
n  f  21x100;  Aog  20.  IAS  Kicks  to  O  0 
Hoasel  $5,500 

Wisconsin  st,  lo7  ft  w  of  North  Park  av, 
n  f  21x100;  Aog  20,  L  A  S  Hicks  to  O  C 
Hoasel   $5,5(0 

Woodlawu  av,  n  e  oor  66th  et,  w  f  673^x 


165;  Lep  2.  J  W  Venable  to  M  Yarlott 
 *^  ggy 

Woodward  st,  566  ft  n  e  of  Milwaukee  av 
s  e  f  25x125;  Sep  2.  C  Ott  et  al  to  0  0 
Andersen   $2  400 

Wood  st,  B  e  cor  73d,  w  t  48i^xl24V<;  Ma'v 
27,'9I.  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  M  E  Oran- 
dall   $1  200 

Wood  pt,  75  ft  s  of  W  18th,  bf  ^5x109-  Aoff 
21.  0  Nowak  to  M  I  Panl   $7  500 

W  1^  e  1^  n  e  34  n  w  3^,  22  38  13,  contain- 
ing 10  acres;  Aog  19.  C  B  Mayer  to  J  E 
I'^'hetal  |i5^„oo 

niHCBLiLiAniKOIJS-CITV. 

Transfers  Under  tlOOO. 

Armitage  av,  Thompson's  sub,  It  17  b  3 
34  40  14  Joly  1,  J  F  Thompson  to  A 
Weigel  |4no 

Ashton's  sub,  It  20  b  3  s  w  qr  35  38  14 
Jnly  19,  G  B  Maxwell  et  al  to  J  W  Laih- 
ers  $700 

Ashton's  sub.  It  b  4  w  30  acres  s  60 
acres  w  hf  s  w  qr  35  38  14  Aag  20,  F  W 
Uammett  to  J  M  Lathers  $250 

Aehton's  sab,  It  12  b  4  Aug  20.  Same  to  I 
M  Downey   1250 

Avondale,  It  37  b  1  July  13,  J  M  Oleland 
to  J  G  Madge   |,r,oo 

Barron's  sub, and  hf  It  6,  b  7  Brand's  add, 
Aog  IP,  L  F  Clow  to  S  A  Clow  $760 

Beck's  sub,  Its  15  and  16  b  2  s  w  qr  21  38 
14  Ang  31,  M  Tharp  to  S  Noble   $600 

Benley's  sab.  It  45,  Its  1  to  4  b  9  Ogden'a 
sub,  18  40  14  Aag  1,  9  Brown  Jr  to  J 
Jonch  $625 

Beverly's  sob,  It  26,  Its  1  and  4  b  9  Og- 
den's  sub,  s  w  qr  18  40  14  Aug  8,  8 
Brown  Jr  to  G  Mastrandre  $S00 

Bishop's  blvd  sub,  It  32,  6  and  7  38  14 
Ang  14,  R  Stenke  to  W  Mirch   $803 

Campbell's  sob.  It  16  b  5  resnb  bs  5  to  9 
n  e  qr  9  39  13  Aug  24,  Est  of  G  C  Camp- 
bell to  R  C  Rehberg  $475 

Campbell's  sub,  It  .  8  and  w  hf  It  39  b  11 
n  e  qr  9  39  13  Aag  29,  Est  of  J  Q  Camp- 
bell to  E  F  Talleson  $637 

Ch'go,  Roseland  add.  It  209  and  e  3  ft  It 
208  Sept  3,  R  Boswinkel  to  A  A  Tenin- 
ga  $376 

Cole's  sub.  It  37  b  10  n  e  qr  5  37  14  Ang 
13,  E  E  L  Woodward  to  A  S  MoClnre$600 

Cornell,  it  27  b  18  Ang  24,  E  0  Hurlbnt 
to  B  S  Peauk  $200 

Crosby  et  al  sub.  Its  26  and  38  b  25  e  hf 
n  e  qr  25  40  13  Aug  31,  W  R  Hamilton 
to  R  F  Shanklin  $900 

Daaphin  Pk,  Crandall's  add.  It  37  b  11 
Aug  3J,  L  E  Tattle  to  W  L  Doyle... $800 

Dauphin  Pk,  same  add,  It  38  b  11  Ang  3, 
Same  to  Same  $800 

Dewey  &  C's  snb.  It  66  n  e  qr  30  38  14 
July  26,  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  R  Forney 
 $750 

Diven's  sub,  It  33  b  3,  2  39  13  Ang  28,  W 
Carlson  to  E  Carlson  $560 

Dock  Go's  snb,  It  15  b  118,  6  and  7  37  15 
Aug  21,  T  O'Roni  ke  to  I  P  Smith . . .  $600 

Dock  ('o's  sub,  It  12  b  118  Ang  21,  Same 
to  E  Gary  $650 

Dock  Co's  snb,  It  13  b  118  Ang  21,  Same 
to  C  Clausen  $600 

Dock  Co's  sub,  It  14  b  118  Ang  21,  Same 
to  J  J  Costiu  $625 

Dock  Co's  snb,  U  30  b  43,  5  and  6  37  15 
Ang  31.  W  T  Cropley  to  C  F  Swan..$7t0 

Eberhar.'s  snb,  It  7.^  b  11  n  e  qr  23  38  13 
Deo  28,'94,  C  O  Woebbe  to  M  Strehlow 
 $500 

Edeington  Pk,  Us  61  and  52  Sept  2,  W  E 
Meyer  to  J  L  Douglaft  $600 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add.  It  89  Oct  14, 
'90,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  E  E  Graff  $375 

Fifty-fifth  st  blvd  add.  It  96  Sept  2,  G  G 
Holmgren  to  M  Holmgren  $600 

Ford's  snb.  It  62  b  37,  19  40  14  Apr  14,  C 
F  Ford  to  C  G  Decker  $675 

Freer's  snb,  It  41  b  4  sub  bs  13  to  16  n  e 
qr  29  39  13  Aag  31,  J  T  Rafferty  to  M 
Uurran   $525 

Garfield,  It  39  b  30  Sept  3,  J  A  Grant  to 
A  N  Anderson     .$500 

Garfield  blvd  add.  It  81  Sept  4,  R  M  T  R 
Ferguson  to  F  W  Minninack  $787 

Givins  &  G's  sub.  It  134  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  25 
40  13  July  29,  R  0  Givins  et  al  to  L 
Isakson  $660 

Givin's  snb,  Itf,  3t>  and  37  b  3  s  e  qr  24  38 
13  Dec  16,'93,  R  0  Giving  to  J  Barry$4.<<0 

Grant  Pk  add,  It  148  Ang  31,  F  F  Cauda 
to  0  Q  Ryden  $650 

Gross'  snb.  It  19  b  32,  bs  27  to  42  Dau- 
phin Pk  2nd  add,  Nov  24,'90,  S  E  Qrois 
to  B  L  Jones  $676 

Harlman's  snb.  It  38  b  1,  b  46  snb  19  40 
OoQlluaed  on  page  860.) 


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TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  pnrpoee 
of  Bpecalatlnct  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  AdTertlslng 
Bnreaa  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insare 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

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"  Wasmansdorft  &  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
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The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con« 
suiting  the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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Septenab  er  7,  189 


(Coutinued  from  page  858.) 
U  Aug  2&,  U  H  Jan!>sen  to  B  Bender|700 
Hillside,  Weddell  &  C's  sub,  It  65  b  2.  29 

38  14  Ang  14,  W  B  Bnell  to  M  QantytSOO 
Hosmer  A  M's  sab,  It  22  b  6,  bs  1  to  6 
Freer's  snb,  2  39  13  Sept  3,  E  T  Brown 

to  0  Hannenberg   |575 

Hnmboldt  Pk,  Gross'  4th  add,  It  94  Joly 

31,  P  Swanson  to  A  Holmer  ItiOO 

Irving  Pk,  Pearson  &  K's  add,  It  1  b  1 

Aug  1,  J  H  Diok  to  W  H  Skinner. . .  |600 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  Elatterman's  snb.  Its  33 
and  34  b  4  Aag  20,W  ti.  Hatterman  to  J 
A  Olson  1800 

Ironworker's  add.  It  44  b  27  s  hf  8  37  15 
Ang  3,  0  M  Nelson  to  W  0  Smith. .  .S460 

Jefferson,  Freese  add,  It  21  b  5  June  25, 
J  H  Oorley  to  M  Detsoher  $500 

Jefferson,  Robert's  Homestead  add.  It  17 
b  "D";  Jnne  1,  C  Roberts  to  L  O  Peters 
  1700 

Janotion  Grove  sob.  It  6  b  4,  22  38  14  Sept 
4,  Firemans  Insaranoe  Co  to  W  Eriok- 
Bon   $950 

Keefe's  snb,  It  38  n  e  qr  26  38  14  Ang  2)', 
B  Selander  to  E  0  Dahlberg  fbi  0 

Kelwyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add,  n  hf  It  25  b  18 
Deo  6,  H  A  OallaLd  to  T  G  White. .  .$326 

Kennedy  Pk  add.  Its  233  and  234  Sept  11, 
'89,  D  J  Kennedy  to  M  Jaworski  J800 

Library  sob,  It  20  b  5  pt  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  8  38 
14  Ang  29,  Newberry  Library  to  J  F 
Lookrey  |660 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  It  7  b  1 
Jane  16,  E  Hogenson  et  al  to  J  Free  $5(^0 

Lt  44  and  n  hf  It  45  b  34  sab  pt  s  hf  6  37 
14  Aag  27,  O  T  Gilbert  to  0  M  Oook  {750 

Lt  17  b  7  sab  9  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  Feb 
8,'87,  A  B  Dewey  to  A  Sander  $350 

Lts  13  and  14  b  1  resab  e  hf  w  hf  n  w  qr 
n  e  qr  and  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  1  37  14  Aag 
26,  O  A  Adams  ti  L  Uartman    $250 

Lt  34  b  4  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Jan  28,  F  A 
Swan  to  R  S  Grant  ,  $."500 

Lt  100  sab  n  hf  8  hf  w  >^  n  e  qr  35  40  13 
Nov  2,'94,  H  H  Leavens  to  O  0  Melaas 
 |6L0 

Mandell's  sab,  It  6,  bs  1  to  4  Parington 
&  S's  snb,  8  w  qr  16  39  13  Aag  3i',  H- 
Lesoh  to  D  Kraaihanner  |650 

Mason's  sab,  Its  32  and  33  b  8  s  e  qr  23 
38  13  Aag  31,  M  Brannewasser  to  F 
Mandersobeid  $660 

Milwaukee  av.  Storey's  sab,  It  39  b  1,  26 
40  13  Aug  31,  D  Q  Robertson  to  J 
Preuss  $385 

Morton's  snb,  It  20  b  10  n  w  qr  U  39  13 
Aug  30,  L  F  Towne  to  I  Gnge  $750 

New  Ashland,  It  29  b  4,  8  38  14  Ang  29,  T 
F  Cox  to  M  Janb  $8C0 

O'Brien's  sab.  It  34  b  17  w  hf  s  w  qr  34 
40  13  July  30,  G  H  O'Brien  to  S  Jasiek 
 $50 

Pullman,  Fallis  add,  It  40  b  1  Aug  20,  D 
C  Butts  to  F  B  Reynolds  $5f0 

Pullman,  Gano's  add.  Its  25  and  26  b  1 
Aug  20,  D  0  Butts  to  F  B  Reynolds. .  t500 

Race's  sub.  Its  3  and  4  b  2  n  e  qr  23  40  13 
Aug  31,  0  W  Chapman  to  J  W  Ohapin 
 $1,050 

Ravensffood,  Lutz  Pk  add.  It  41  b  3  July 
26,  M  Lenok  to  M  Gloden  $450 

Ravenswood,  Cuyler's  add,  It  26  b  7  Apr 
2,'94,  H  M  Hubbard  to  A  Olin   $800 

Rood  Jr's  sub.  It  18  b  3  sub  bs  3  and  4, 19 
40  14  Jnne  26,  J  Rood  Ir  to  M  Swan- 
son  $750 

Rose  Pk,  Its  1  and  2  b  16,  13  40  13  May 
16,  L  M  Tnoker  to  A  E  Tuoker  $3-50 

Rudolph's  sub,  It  292,  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sub  18  4(1  It  Aug  28,  R  Klewerto  0  2n- 
dolph   $1,122 

Rudolph's  sub,  It  23,  bs  10  and  11  Og- 
den's sub,  8  w  qr  18  40  14  Aug  28,  H  E 
Fort  to  T  Bidding  $650 

Sawyer's  sub.  It  5  b  1,  b  4  1st  add  to  Ken- 
sington; Aug  15,  0  B  Sawyer  to  0  A 
Lnndahl  $450 

Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  3  sub  Its  160  and 
161  July  2,  H  L  Kraft  to  8  Anderson$600 

Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  5  resub  of  Its  1  to 
4  snb  It  165  to  159,  21  37  14  Aug  £7,  O 
Knndsen  to  A  H  Nicholas  $600 

Simm's  snb.  It  23  b  2  s  hf  e  hf  w  hf  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  July  16,  S  A  Tolman  to  A  N 
Myers  $550 

Stoddard's  snb,  It  8  b  2  n  e  qr  4  37  14 
Sept  3,  0  E  Benson  to  A  Bolander. .  $450 

Trego  &  S's  sab,  It  8  b  2  n  w  qr  25  39  13 
Aug  26,  J  Kocka  to  J  Kristl   $685 

Twenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sub.  It  31  b  1, 
26  39  13  apr  1,  J  Feinberg  to  L  Cirka 
 $450 

Twenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sub.  Steel 
Heir's  sob.  It  47  b  1,  26  39  13  Deo  10, 
'94,  J  Feinberg  to  K  Krabaoka  $500 


Ucd  hf  Its  19  to  23  sab  It  2  b  28,  33  39  14 

Aug  1,  E  Moore  to  J  Longstaff  ....  $600 
Dnter  den  Linden,  Gross' 2Dd  add.  It  18  b 
4,  26  40  13  &  ug  3,  Est  of  A  O  Hessicg 

to  T  Heczs  $.i25 

Walker's  sob.  It  17  b  26  n  w  qr  31  39  14 

Aug  21,  T  A  Joyce  to  M  Sullivan. . .  $500 
Wash  Hgts,  Hongh  &  R's  add.  It  5  b  6 
Apr  3,'94,  B  M  Wemhoener  to  R  W  Ken- 
nedy  $350 

West  Oh'go  Ld  Go's  snb.  It  11  b  3  n  w  qr 
n  wqr  10  39  13  Aug   29,  E  L  Heiden- 

reich  to  G  L  Olaosen  $400 

West  Euglewood,  Its  43  and  44  b  4,  13  38 
13  Mar  13,  S  6  Weybarn  to  W  N  John- 
son  $800 

West  Pullmao.  Kneeland  A  W's  2nd  add, 
Aug  22,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to  A  Mar- 
silks   $025 

White  &  C's  sub.  It  14  b  3,  bs  41  to  44 
Stone  &  W's  sob,  6  and  7  38  14  Deo  12, 

'94,  F  Becher  to  J  Franta   . .  $450 

hitford's  orig  sub.  Its  22  to  24  b  53,  20 
37  15  Aug  29,  L  D  Tuttlp  to  L  B  lud  $900 
Whitford's  orig  sub.  Its  ''5  to  27  b  54  same; 

Aug  29,  Same  to  Same  $900 

Wiokersham's  resnb.  It  20  b  4,  bs  5  and  6, 
23  40  13  Sept  2,  W  R  Havrkins  to  D  A 
Wiokersham  $5(0 

8UBITRBAN  WARRANTIT  [>K«l>t«. 

BLOOM. 

Colnmbia  Hffts,  Keeney'3  Ist  add,  '.t  It  b  13  ang  17, 

O  L  Watson  to  M  i  Lane  $200 

Ch'go  Hgte,  Its  23  and  24  b  146  ang  29,   J  Wallace 

to  F  3tanitord  tsOC 

Colnaabia  Hgts,  Keeney'8  Ist  add.  It  32  b  2  jaly  24, 

A  F  Keeney  to  0  A  Swanson  J2(i0 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Keeney's  sub,  Its  10  and  11  b  17  and  o 

p;  apr  2,  A  F  Keeney  to  R  A  Harding   $2000 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbach's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b   18  ang 

30,  M  D  Hartog  to  J  Wille  $500 

OAIiUUET. 

Bine  'eld  Pk  add,  11  32  b  11  ang  12,  J  T  Dale  (o  0 
Pchnaldt  fson 

Blue  Isld,  Pander's  add,  n  ht  It  13  b  1  ang  20,  E 
Lnsson  to  W  H  I  D8§on  $5500 


0nd  M  8  3  acres  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  e  qr  n  9  qr  2  i  39  13 

ang  26,W  Hanebrongh  to  A  M  Woolfolk  $1750 

Davis  &  Son's  snb,  It  5,  It  140  8  T  eub  n  pt  16  S9  13 

eept  II, '94,  J  R  Davis  to  J  M  Haven  $7C0 

Austin,  Dickey  &  B's  adJ,  w  S7V4  ft  It  11  b  1  an? 

29,  A  G  I  undberg  to  A  0  Inndberg  $ Wi  0 

Whiteside  &  Go's  eub.  Its  8  and  9  b  2  s  w  qr  9  39  13 

ang  20,  J  H  Burns  to  N  Efz'efko  120(0 

Oak  Pk,  PriCi's  add.  It  18  Oct  24,'92,.F  Price  to  A 

M  Fmith  laofO 

Oak  Pk,.  Gross'  add.  It  4  b  6  ang  1,  L  Everinghaw 

to  E  P  Bacon   $400 

Robinson  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  Its  i  and  3  b  1,  4  39  13 

au7  28,  8  Hiller  to  M  Scott  .*  $1600 

Reynold's  f  ub.  Its  20  and  21  b  2  e  hf  n  e  qr  n  wqr 

9  39  U  jaly  25,  J  Grady  to  B  Law'ess  $1600 

Lt  23  b  1  enb  pt  e  hf  w  hf  s  w  qr  s  of  Lake  st  9  39 

n  acg  20,  Title  G  &  T  Oj  to  J  F  Appleton  .  ..$1600 
Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  )5  and  16  b  38 

8»pt  ?,  F  A  Chapin  to  A  F  Ohapin  $703 

Kldgeland,  Us  1  and  2  b  13  ang  19,  J  Tucker  to  G 

M  Davidson  $2500 

Wilson's  Bub,  Its  36  to  4»  and  s  ht  it  45  b  4,  17  39  13 

ang  24,  J  J  Cresap  to  J  A  Williams  $7100 

Beiwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2Dd  add.  Its  20  and  21  b  36 

nov  21  '92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  W  .1  Murphy  $4200 
Berwyn,  seme  add,  Its  35  and  36  b  31  jan  3,  L  M  F 

Oock  'o  W  J  Andrews  $1100 

Berwyn,  same  ppty;  ang  29,  W  3  Andrews  to  0  8 

Thomas  $24(0 

Walker's  snb.  It  35  b  2  n  w  qr  9  39  13  ang  30,   M  A 

Crawford  to  W  B  OaoniDgham  $2400 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add,  Us  7  and  8  b  3  sppt  3,  E 

Johnson  to  Swedifh  Baptist  Cha  ch  of  BurwyntSOn 
Berwyo,  Its  17  and  18  b  11  ang  31,  E  Killian  to  J  R 

0  Morcomb  $1500 

Lt  33  b  1  sub  pt  e  qr  8  w  qr  8  39  l  i  mar  26,'91,  F  W 

Monro  te  J  Lneder   $653 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  2  b  2  aug  3  ',  L  J  Wake- 
field to  F  8  Hickok  $2500 

Ridgeland,  It  3  ani  w  33.18  ft  It  2  b  45  ang  27,  M  J 

Reed  to  J  Lueder  $120J 

Berwyn,  Its  16  to  18  b  9  oct  14, '90,  W  J  Andrews  et 

al  to  0  N  Gary  $1216 

8now  &  K's  'ub,  Its  17  '.nd  18,  b  12  Salisbury's  eub, 

8  e  qr  5  39  13  july  I,  G  W  Mayhew  to  0  Teesmann 

 $625 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add,  11  24  b  2  aug  1,   M  M 

Keefe  to  P  J  Anderson  $60( 

AusliQ  Pk,  It,  17  to  22  b  9  mch  12,  J  A  Brigham  to 

J  I  Mc  Parley  $7500 

Mandell's  eub.  It  57  Its  14  to  19  S  T  snb,  16  39  13 

ang  23,  B  Brush  to  M  Healy  $600 

Morton  Pk,  Its  35  and  36  b  12  aag  19,  L  R  Briggs  to 


G  W  Buehnell  $(51:0 

Berwyn,  Its  23  2t  and  26  b  18,  sept  3,  M  P  Leeeou 

to  E  F  Maeterson  $2000 

Highlands,  Its  320  and  321  ang  16,  J  Manteuffel  to 

E  B  Beuliow  $li  00 

EVAN8TON. 

Evanston,  Pitner's  2nd  add,  it  4  b  1  aug  28,  A  An- 
derson to  Jf  Johusen  $100 

8  Evanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  add,  It  11  b  4  aug  10,  B 
Q  RuBdy  to  J  F  Anderson  $3300 

8  Evanston,  Ric!g )  nib.  It  1  b  1  aug  47,  F  W  Foster 
to  M  Treft   $700 

Evanston,  Bliss'  add,  It  6  and  n  22V4  ft  It  6  resub  b 
2  aug  22,  W  H  Stoekham  to  F  E  Olark  $1(  64 

Evanston,  s  40  ft  It  4  b  4  aug  14,  T  T  Hollliiter  to 
F  N  Hoffman  $3800 

Evanston,  It  4  (ex  w  30  fi)  b  62  aug  31,  A  Q  Mend- 
sen  to  0  A  Wightman  $60i  0 

Evanston,  Lyou'j  G  Ji  W's  add.  It  30  b  2  aug  31,  0 
A  Wightman  to  fl  a  Mendsen  }7j00 

I  YaNB. 

Curtis'  eub.  Its  1S9  and  170.  bs  1  and  8  Nickers^n's 
sub  6  hf  6  38  13  aug  28,  Royal  Tiu-t  Co  to  W 
Jacobson  $1C50 

La  Grange,  It  13  and  9  6  ft  It  12  b  6  june  B,W  K  Bal- 
four to  H  L  Waterbary   $2500 

Wachter's  sub.  It  21  b  9,  bs  3  to  6  eto  Nlckereon's 
sub,  6  38  13  aug  30,  J  Lee  to  A  Lee  $360 

Western  Sprgs,  Caldwell's  sub  of  Lays'  add.  Its  14 
and  15  b  6,  6  18  12  feb  12,  W  Qrathwohl  to  M 
Goeing  $3uo 

Part  e  hf  n  w  qr  3  3S  12  july  16,  J  F  Kanst  to  W  J 
Mo  re  $10,600 

Part  e  hf  name;  eept  3,  F  Kanst  to  W  J  Moorem,5  0 

Ls  Grange,  It  6  bll  ang  26,  H  F  Brainard  to  P  A 
Lord  $2000 

MAINE. 

Ridgelawn,  It  10  b  3  ce:  14,'94,  A  Gray  to  F  Can- 
tore  $200 

Park  Ridge,  Browns  add,  Its  2J  to  2)  b  13  aug  23,  O 
Hulsmann  to  M  Sparlock  $2010 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add,  Its  7  and  8  b  2  july  31,  A 

8  leckie  to  M  I  Paul   $6(0 

Wilmette,  same  add,  Its  1  to  7  b  1  and  o  p;  aug  14, 

M  I  Paul  to  F  Nowak  }7500 

Wilmette,  same  sab.  Its  15  and  16  b  4  july  18,  M  I 

Paul  to  J  Z  Carts  $7(0 

Bornff's  nub.  Its  40  to  48  b  '.>  and  o  p;  12  42   12  aug 

17  u  M  Eaton  to  J  L  Leach  $70(  0 

Keuilworlh,  Avoca  add.  It  24  b  9  aug  24,  0  M  Hoft 

to  H  L  Leland    $225 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  31  to  36  b  6  ang  30,   M  I 

Pau!  to  E  A  Waskentier  t55o0 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Go's  sub.  It  3  b  26   and  o  p,  8 

and  17  18  42  13  feb  9,  E  I  Alvord  to  J  I  McOauley 

 .'  $1600 

Kenllwonh  Ipt  add.  Us  1  atd  2  b  8  sept  3,  0  Anew- 

aniJer  to  H  Dwyer  ,  $300 

PBOVI80. 

Western  add.  It  43  b  4  aug  29,  O  L  Niethammer  to 

E  L  O'Uearne  $3(0 

Lt  21  b  4  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12  J  E  Dahlstrom 

to  F  B  E  Bockus  $500 

Grossdale,  Grose'  Ist  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  42  may  29, 

8  B  Gross  to  A  Kolaubuha  $520 

Grossdale,  It  25  b  25,  sept  2,  G  G  Holmgren  to.  M 

Holmgren    .$500 

Madison  st  add,  It  474  aug  22,  Q  Olapp  to  G  A  fler- 

rioh  $1960 

L'8  2  and  3  b  4  s  e  qr  13  39  12  july  27,  W  Bolden- 

weck  to  G  Aiken  $550 

Duulop's  sub.  It  25  b  21  s  w  qr  13  39  12  Bug  19,  E  F 

Oojastock  to  W  A  Becker  $4S6 

THOBNTON. 

Hirvey,  It  2  b  123  ang  29,  H  Holalian  to  J  Shilling 

  $1177 

McClintock's  sub.  Its  18  and  19  b  13  and  o  p;  30  36 

14  jaly  2,  A  B  Hnnt  to  E  F  Fox  $3600 

Wakelej's  sob.  Its  26  to  29,  b  5  Morton's  tub  B  e  qr 

35  36  14  aag  29,  L  D  Tuttle  to  L  B  Ind  $875 

W  Bannmond,  Its  13  and  14  b  13  aug  3C,  A  Aniezaw- 

ski  to  3  Stein    $2800 

Harvty,  It  2  b  187  ang  28.  M  E  Jack  to  B  L)  Miner 

  $1000 

W  HammoEd,  It  12  b  18  Bug  28,  8t  Joseph   B  &  L 

Assn  to  F  GIf  Z3    $600 

Harvey,  Phoenix  Pk  add.  It  13  b  3  aug  2,  Q  O  Blon- 

mert  to  A  Blomberg  $1600 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  45  b  1  mch  16,  M  M  Brown 

to  A  E  Avery    $450 

De  YouDg's  snb,  Its  6  aad  7  b  1  and  o  p  n  e  qr  20  36 

14  f  ept  2,  P  De  Young  to  F  R  De  Young  $101 

McOIintock's  snb.  Its  10  and  11  b  6,  30  36  14  aug  31, 
0  K  McClintock  to  0  Arndt  $500 

WOETH. 

8  Highlands,  It  12  b  1  may  14,  R  ,S  Colliae  to  A  L 

Olson  $5(0 

Oak  Lawn,  OraoCiairs  sab,  Us  12  to  16  b  — ,  4  37  13 


aug  26,  C  A  Howard  to  E  H  Gary   $121  0 

Hausou  Pk,  Its  1  to  4  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  25  37  13  ang  27, 
E  Blaisdell  to  G  8  Waterman   ngoo 

BBEMBN. 

Baes' 2nd  add.  It  2i  to  37  b  6  jaly  24,  H  Ahrens- 

feld  to  A  Gee  ,5^00 

Blue  Isld,  Smi  h  &  Oo's  3'-  i  add.  It  9  b  7  ang  27,  S 

E  Barrel!  to  H  Tibodean   J200 

Blue  Isld,  same  add.  It  8  b  7  aug  27,  Seme  to  J 

Tibodean   ijjjq 

Lts  46  to  <8  b  3  n  e  qr  12  86  13  aug  31,  Royal  Tra«t 

Co  to  F  8  Hicknk  jjjqq 

Lts  44  to  48  b  3  n  e  qr  12  36  3  ang  31,  F  S  Hickok 

to  L  J  Wakefield  $2000 

LEYDEN. 

Indian  Highlands,  It  11  b  5  jaly  2,  Q  B  Fioch  to  E 

L  Ericsou     ».,,,. 

Indian  Highlands,  It  41  b  9  aag  7,  Same  to  F  Mag- 

messon  

Frar.kllu  Pi,  3rd  add.  Its  29  to  32  b  3 1  aag  10,  A  G 

Moller  to  O  E  Fischer   12  00 

Franklin  Pk.  Its  29  to  31  b  16  aug  26,  L  Franklin  to 

G  HoBoiann . ..»   jgjg 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  aid.  Its  36  to  38  b  5  ang  27,  J  R 

Trenton  to  E  R  Bennet  $1500 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add.  Its  36  to  43  b  apr  1,  T  D  Bart- 

lett  to  J  R  Trenton   $4000 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  38  b  10  jaly  6,  O  R  Trowbridge  to 

F  M  Olmstead  j^jn 

Schumacher  &  G's  ad  1,  'ts  1  to  9  b  69  e  hf  s  e  qr  25 

40  12  anu  31,  A  W  Schroeter  to  8  Schroeter..  $2000 
Indian  Highlaudi,  It  6  b  32  aug  21,  J  Erlokeon  to  Q 

N  Hicks   j8(,Q 

Indian  Highlands,  It  4  b  22  aag  2',  P  M  Brickson 

to  A  J  Peterson  |g(|Q 

NOEWOOD  PABK 
Norwood  Pk,  Schleiter's  add.  It  352  aug  21.  P  0 
□  Norling  to  J  Neumann  $100 

WHEELING. 

Arlington  Hgts,  Mitchell's  add.  Its  19  to  2)  and  26 
b  8  aug  3 ),  J  0  Robi  isoc  to  L  G  Robinson  . . .  $230 

Dunton,  Its  3  and  4  b  13  s  e  qr  b  13  sept  2,  W  Bat- 
termann  to  J  L  t  hiers    $3400 

PALOS. 

Palos  Highlends,  Sharpshooter's  add,  It  27  b  1  sept 
S,  0  L  Albert  to  T  Schmltner  $200 

TRUST  UKKUH*  AWU  JHORTtWAUKH. 

Including  Bnllding  and  Loan  Sooietlee. 
Altman  H  to  W  Loeb  ang  27,  It  8  b  3,  14 

88  14,  5y  6^  $8000 

Adams  A  M  to  J  R  Foulke  ang  28,  pt  It  32 

It  1  b  1  Ellis  W  add,  3y  6%  $2000 

Anderson  0  G  H  to  E  3  Pauling  aag  24. 

It  36  b  2,  1  39  13,  6m  7^  $1600 

Anderson  0  G  H  to  K  G  Pauling  aug  24, 

It  44  and  pt  43  b  14,  6m  7«  $1500 

Austin  G  to  S  Dunlop  Aug  23,  It  45  and 

pt  46  b  5,  8  39  13,  3y  6^   $3000 

Arneaon  A  to  P  O  Stensland  Aug  24,  It  16 

b  7,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $lf  01 

Arneson  A  to  P  0  Stensland  aug  24,  It  18 

b  7  b  2,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $1600 

Amundsen  A  to  Lot  Owneis  L  and  B  Assn 

aug  23,  It  SO  b  4,  26  40  13   fllOO 

Almlof  0  and  G  to  T  M  Oonpropst  June 

15,  It  4  and  pt  13  b  3,  16  38  14,  4y  6% 
 $R05 

Anaresen  A  to  0  H  Fleischer  aug  28,  It  4U 
b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  7%  $1700 

Anderson  A  to  H  A  Goodrich  ang  31,  Us 
7  to  9  b  2,  24  40  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Anderson  A  L  to  E  G  Pauling  aug  29,  It 
32  b  14,  6  39  14,  5y  6^:  $4500 

Burleson  J  A  to  L  K  Gilbert  aug  5,  Its  26 
and  26  and  pt  27  b  5,  26  39  13,  3y  6% 
 $1000 

Bauermeister  8  to  H  Keller  ang  28,  pt  It 

1,  25  40  13,  3y  7%  $3200 

Barr  A  E  to  F  W  Godwin  aug  19,  It  21  b 

2,  14  39  13,  7%   $2000 

Bahr  J  to  8  Dischauer  ang  28,  It  4  b  32. 

31  39  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Bierma  A  to  Holland  B  and  L  Assn  July 

16,  It  21  b  14,  20  38  14,  6^  $1200 

Book  J  P  to  Peoples  B  and  L  Assn  aug 

19,  It  69  and  pt  60  b  1,  28  40  14,  7^  $1100 
Brouwer  J  to  Bankers  and  M  B  and  L 

Assn  July  1,  It  35  b  3,  17  38  14  . . . .  $2100 
Blum  L  J  to  £  Wynn  ang  28,  Its  5  to  7  9 

etc  b  1  and  pt  b  2,  6  39  12,  6%   $5C00 

Baker  J  0  (o  J  B  Galloway  Aug  23,  Its  1 

to  6  b  10  Wilmette  oy  6%  $20C0 

Backus  I  to  W  B  Cunningham  Aug  26,  It 

17  b  4,  22  38  14,  5y  6^  $2250 

Brown  S  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz  Aug  24,  It  164 

b  4,  18  40  14,  5y  G%  $1800 

Boettcher  0  to  0  Kramer  Aug  19,  pt  It  2 

b  8,  3f5  40  13,  ly  7^  $1200 

Baker  J  0  to  J  B  Galloway  Aug  2?,  pt  b 

29  Wilmette  5y  7%  $2000 

nieodorn  J  to  P  O  Stentland  Aug  23.  It 

13  b  3,  11  39  13,  5y  6^  $20CO 


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Bnsohwah  J  to  F  Bnsohwah  ang  10,  pt  It 

1  b  2,  28  40  14,  fiy  656   $^'500 

Barker  A  W  to  R  L  Talham  ang  3,  It  30 

and  pt  31,  27  39  14,  Jy  —  $5000 

Blaok  F  A  to  R  Rathje  ang  27,  It  28  b  5, 

20  38  14,  5y  6%  §1600 

Bloom  A  L  to  0  J  Hambleton  ang  21,  It  2 

b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6^   *1800 

BrinKman  W  M  to  J  Eood  ang  27,  b  14,  4 

38  14,  U6%  $12,000 

Berndt  L  to  0  H  Daensicg  ang  38,  It  43  b 

3,  6  39  14,  6y  635 .   $-000 

Beretta  J  F  to  F  F  Beretta  ang  24,  It  48  b 

4,  1  39  13,  3y  6^  ...   $2150 

Boynton  M  to  La  Fayette  B  and  L  Assn 

ang  19,  It  36  b  3  etc,  ClifiEord  add,  6* 

 $3oro 

Brand  R  to  P  Fahney  Ang  4,  pt  w  100  ft 

b  4  Brand'8  add  5y  B%  $30,000 

Brennan  F  to  A  Yonag  July  17,  Its  16  17 

and  18  b  4,  32  38  14,  6^   $1700 

Beoker  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  Ang  23,  Its  11 

and  12  b  1,  4  38  14,  3y  6;«   $3000 

Anderjon  W  A  to  F  M  Elliott  Jnly  19,  pt 

Its  35  and  36  b  14,  6  39  14,  2y  6% ...  $1125 
Bronnwaseer  M  to  L  Baird  ang  23,  It  6  b 

78,  27  39  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Brettsohneider  F  to  J  R  Fonlke  ang  26, 

It  24  b  i,  24  39  H,  5y   $2  00 

Bnshnell  E  B  to  F  J  Grififen  aug  27,  lis  1 

Rnd  2  b  b  17,  4  38  12,  3y  7Sf  $20(  0 

Bosohwah  J  to  P  Bnsohwah  ang24,  pt  It  1 

b  2,  28  40  14.  5y  6%.  $2500 

Blonke  O  L  to  Am  Trust  and  S  Bk  ang  30, 

It  15  b  27,  12  39  13,  6!5  $250 

Bnschwab  J  to  J  S  Bntterfield  aag  29,  pt 

It  61  b  2,  28  40  14,  6^  $  

Brainerd  W  L  to  Northn  T  Co  ang  22,  It 

17  b  2,  5  37  14  $4000 

Bnok  N  to  Q  A  Rose  ang  31,  It  1,  Spand 

av  add,  2y  6%  $1(  00 

Beoker  F  M  to  E  Rndolph  ang  1,  It  177, 

Brown  snb,  30  40  14,  6y  6^  $1167 

Oella  J  G  to  N  A  Mayer  ang  31,  It  46  b 

125,  8  8  add,  3y  6%  $15,000 

Oolemiin  J  T  to  E  F  Bayley  ang  31,  It  5  It 

1  b  5,  13  39  13,  6^  $1600 

Ohidiater  N  B  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  aug  12,  It  3 

It  11,  12  39  13,  5y  6%  $3500 

Oohn  I  to  H  Felsenthal  aug  28,  It  3  It  3  b 

66,  21  39  14,  5y  6^   $2000 

CookiDgham  W  tl  to  J  W  Lanehart  June 

10,  It  13  and  pt  14  b  15,  19  40  14.  3v  7% 

 .'$2000 

Callahan  P  to  J  E  Dalton  ang  7,  It  8  It  2 

b  37,  27  39  14,  8^  $12C0 

Callahan  F  to  J  B  Dahoo  ang  7,  It  8  Gor- 
man's resab  21  39  14,  8^  $1300 

Canepa  J  B  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  26,  Its 

20  and  21  b  13  Newberry  add  3y  6%  $7000 
CookiDgham  W  H  to  Globe  Savgs  Bkaog 

15,  pt  Its  39  and  40  b  16,  19  40  14,  1% 

 $1600 

Cessna  0  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  Ang  27,  Its  17 

and  18  Stocks  add  5y  6%^  $2400 

Conkling  L  M  to  F  F  De  Mnth  ang  27, 

pt  b  6,  2  38  14,  5y  6;g  $8500 

Comaths  J  to  American  T  &  S  Bk  ang  29, 

It  10  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^   $2500 

Oohrath  J  to  Am  Trust  &  S  Bk  ang  29,  It 

10  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $25C0 

Carlson  F  O  to  D  Winston  ang  28,  It  2  Co 

Clk  sub  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $20i  0 

Converse  E  D  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  ang  1 

It  37  b  3,  34  39  14,  5y  5l4%  $7600 

Cady  S  0  to  J  J  Mitchell  ang  19,  Its  19 

and  20  b  5  Blaokstone  to  Oik  Fk  3y  6% 

 $6250 

Cnllolon  T  P  to  H  Washburne  a-g  29,  It 

5  b  2  b  11  ShefiE  add  3y  6%   $4600 

Chicago  City  Missionary    Soo  to  H  A 

Hangan  ang  27,  Its  12  and  13  b  16,  28 

37  14,  .Sy  6%  $2500 

Cashy  F  to  J  R  Fonlke  ang  28,  Its  65  and 

66  It  2  b  18,  33  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Dond  J  W  to  F  J  Oonroy  ang  26,  It  40  b 

1,  33  39  It,  3y  6«  $3000 

Dolan  M  J  to  I  Baumgartl  ang  30,  Its  46 

and  46  It  2  b  8,  19  39  13,  ly  5%  $2500 

Dwiggins  E  M  to  R  Berger  ang  30,  It  2  It 

18  b  B,  Freeman  add  Ij  e%  $6000 

Deiehmann  N  J  to  0  J  Hartwig  ang  1,  It 

233  Gi'vins  &  Q  sob  25  40  13,  7% . . . .  %Vi9t) 
Dick  E  E  to  J  W  Howell  ang  7,  It  15  b  7, 

5  40  14,  6%  $2060 

Dnnlap  M  and  F  0  to  Am  T  and  S  Bk 

Ang  23.  Us  15  and  16  Oarley  sub  17  38 

14,  5y  6^  $2  00 

Dippold  M  and  0  F  to  F  Lackner  Ang  26, 

It  4  It  1  etc  b  11,  11  S8  14,  5y  6%..  .84700 
Dempster  H  L  to  T  B  Schintz  Ang  26,  It 

41  b  6,  19  40  14,  5y  7^  $1500 

Dervir  M  to  W  Loeb  Ang  19,  Its  23  and 

24  b  1  b  8,  17  39  14,  6y  6^  $3  000 


Danst  B  to  Afblaod  Ave  B  £  L  Assn  ang 

28.  It  12  b  3,  26  39  13  $2  206 

Damond  F  to  G  C  Hat7  ang  19,  pt  It  33  b 

4  It  4  etc,  12  39  13,  5y  6%   $50C0 

Denison  D  C  to  F  W  Crosby  ang  21,  It  23 

and  24  b  8,  23  38  14,  6y  6«  $30,000 

Donnelly  P  to  J  R  Fonlke  ang  26,  Its  71 

to  74  Prnssing  snb  12  39  13,  3y  6^  $10,000 
Daley  U  to  A  Heile  ang  24,  pt  Its  15  and 

16  b  1,  10  38  14,  6y  6it   $65C0 

Egan  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  26,  Its 

19  and  20  It  8,  16  38  11,  5y  6%  $3000 

Ehrbom  O  to  J  fl  Gilbert  Ang  27,  It  15  b 

4,  36  40  13.  5y  6«  $1500 

English  E  0  to  W  D  Rawlins  Ang  26,  It  1 

b  14,  23  38  14,  3y  6$  $4500 

Eriokson  P  to  P  O  Stensland  aag  24,  It 

39  b  6,  7  39  14,  5y  7^  $1200 

Efcton  J  to  F  J  Crawford  ang  27.  pt  It  10 

It  6,  3  38  14,  2y  6%  $1600 

Erby  F  W  to  A  Humphrey  Jnly  21,  It  5  b 

16,  8  39  -.3,  ly  7^  $1200 

Fisher  J  W  and  Q  P  to  A  B  Mead  agg  29, 

It  7  b  3  Oath  Bishop,  Lake  Shore  snb 

6y  5i^«   $10,000 

Fitzgerald  A  and  T  to  111  Trust  and  Sav 

Bk  aug  2.3,  !t  11  b  91,  27  39  14,  6y  6% 

 $3500 

Fongers  F  M  to  W  A  Hamilton  aug  23, 

pt  Its  36  and  37  b  31,  16  38  14,  3y  7^ 

 $1800 

Fisher  A  J  to  G  D  Pease  ang  16,  pt  It  24 

b  4,  20  S8  14,  3y  6^   $2100 

Foy  H  A  to  P  O  Stensland  Aug  26,  It  4  b 

4,  9  38  14,  6y  6^  $2700 

Foil  E  and  A  to  H  Rubens  Aug  23,  It  26  b 

3,  1  39  13,  6y  6^   $6000 

Fitzpairiok  P  to  C  H  Fleischer  ang  27,  pt 

Its  32  and  33  b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  7!t. .  .$1200 
Fischer  O  B  to  F  Moller  aug  10,  Us  39  to 

32  b  30,  21  40  12,  2y  6^   $2030 

Farley  A  to  Northn  T  Co,  It  71  b  2  b  9.  19 

39  14,   $2000 

Foot  8  B  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

ang  22,  It  5  b  7  Norwood  Pk,  .$3900 
Garrett  E  J  to  0  Title  &TCo  ang  19,  It  11 

It  1,  18  40  14,  3y  6%  $1700 

Grane  J  F  to  E  Q  Foreman  ang  29,  It  20 

b  21,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $1600 

Gleitzman  C  to  0  Rose  ang  28,  It  1  b  38, 

5  Chicago,  3y  1%  $1500 

Grant  R  S  to  Sagman  Valley  Fand  M  Ins 

Co  ang  28,  pt  Its  1  and  2  b  26  Woloott 

add,  2y  7^  $60(  0 

Goldstein  E  to  Kankakee  Inv  and  L  Assn 

ang  29,  It  25  b  3,  Kensington   $1650 

Gnstttfson  F  Q  to  H  A  Hangan  Ang  22, 

pt  It  22  b  6.  14  38  14,  6y  6^  ...  ...$5500 

Greenwald  M  0  to  M  B  Greenebanm  Ang 

23.  Its  16  and  17  b  5,  8  38  14,  2y  6^. $2000 
Gary  0  N  to  N  M  Jones  Jnly  1,  Its  16  to 

18  b  9,31  3  »  13,  7^    ...$2300 

Glenday  A  G  to  C  L  Schaar  Ang  22,  It  35 

b  2  b  5,  33  39  14,  5y  6S6   $1200 

Qoldzier  J  to  F  C  Mayer  Aug  27,  It  5  It  4 

It  14  Bronson  add  8^   $4500 

Gollhard  J  to  Chi  Title  and  Trust  Co  ang 

26,  It  17  b  2,  13  39  13,  e%  $18(0 

Gimme  L  H  to  J  R  Fonlke  ang  27,  It  8  b 

44  Sheff  add  5y  656   $1700 

Goelz  L  to  U  P  Kranz  ang  31,  Its  2  4  6  8 

10  and  12  Bowman  snb  12  40  13,  3y  6% 

 $1200 

GroBvenor  O  to  W  Hoinemann  aug  28, 

pt  Its  15  and  16  b  7,  18  40  14,  5y  6«  $2000 
Gnlliokson  O  to  A  G  Anderson  ang  31,  It 

19  b  26,  Ogden  add,  3y  6^  $2600 

Groeteinger  E  A  to  L  Baird  jnly  1,  pt  It 

10  It  C,  28  40  14,  apl  1,  1896,  6^  $8600 

Hall  T  A  to  A  L  Baker  ang  28,  Its  49  and 

fO  b  1,  7  39  14,5y  6^  $3000 

Hallinan  F  to  P  O  Stensland  ang  27,  pt 

It  12  b  ir.  Ogden  add  3y  6^   $li"0) 

Hansen  M  to  J  Stern  aug  28,  It  12,  b  11, 

35  40  13.  6%  $18(0 

Herzberg  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  30, 

It  6  It  5  b  7  North  add  3y  7%  $17C0 

Hare  S  F  to  0  A  Burley  ang  17,  Us  1  and 

2  b  4,  8  39  13,  .'iy  6^  $3000 

Hnbaiek  J  to  F  Van  Vlissingen  Ang  19, 

It  119  b  1.  "A  39  13,  3y  6%  $4000 

Hughes  E  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aog  22, 

Its  1  to  46  b  1  pt  b  2  etc  34  39  13,  3y  €% 

 $14,000 

Heaiheringfon  A  to  W  Heinemann  ang 

23,  It  6  b  3,  17  40  14,  5y  656  $31  )0 

Hanke  A  to  H  0  Znttermeister  aug  17,  It 

7  It  2  b  38,  21  39  14,  5y  6^   $4000 

Holway  F  W  to  W  D  Cooper  ang  28,  Its 

34  and  36  b  22,  33  39  14,  5y  G%  $9000 

Hasselhorn  A  to  T  H  Sohintz  Aog  5,  Its  1 

to  3  b  10,  36  40  13,  3y  6$  $2600 

Hoffman  A  to  M  Sohmitz  Ang  20,  It  14 

and  pt  11  b  8,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  $1600 


Hamsch  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  24,  n 

e  M  9  w  1^  34  39  14,  5y  6%  $2(),(  00 

Helmer  H  M  to  T  Saohsel  Aug  2,  Its  26 

and  26  b  1  Sachsel  add  3y  6$  $2000 

Hancox  D  A  to  American  Trost  and  S  Bk 

Ang  8,  Its  61  and  62  s  w  34  9  38  14,  6y 

6^%  $2600 

Hommes  E  to  Atlantic  B  &  L  Assn  nng 

22,  It  1  Div  32  b  2,  9  38  14,  656  $1400 

Hobart  H  R  to  J  R  Fouike  ang  8,  pt  It  3 

b  18,  12  .33  14,  5y  5^^  $6500 

Hanzlik  K  to  J  F  Stepina  aug  21,  It  6  b  6, 

20  38  14,  3y  6j8  $1534 

Heylman  A  to  E  O  A  Dnden  jnly  £0,  It  16 

b  23  Carpenter  add,  3y  1%  $2000 

Hildeman  L  K  to  A  C  Ernst  ang  16,  It  46 

b  20  b  27,  3  37  14,  lOy  6^  $1070 

Hare  S  P  to  A  B  Wells  aug  26,  It  68  b  1, 

15  38  13,  3y  6^  $2300 

Horn  B  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  aug  26,  It  34  b  8 

36  40  13,  ?y  6%  $1300 

Isakson  Tj  to  Q  T  Stein  jaly  29,  It  134,  G 

<fc  Gruba,  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $1140 

Jensen  C  C  to  vV  Loeb  aug  10,  pt  b  2.  16 

38  14,  5y  6%  3  deeds  $18,000 

Johnson  G  M  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  21,  pt 

It  5  b  6,  36  40  13,  5y  6%   $1800 

Johnson  O  P  to  Title  Gaar  and  T  Co  Aug 

23  It  5  and  pt  6  b  4,  10  38  14,  3y  7%'.$30i  0 
Jones  D  B  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  aug  26, 

It  7  b  13,  5  40  13,  6y  7S!  $20^0 

Jannioh  W  to  B  A  Fleihmann  jnly  22,  Its 

11  and  12  b  14,  32  40  14,  ly  6%  ....$1200 
Johnson  B  &  J  to  H  A  Hangan  aug  28,  It 

37  b  1,  17  38  14,  ly  6%  $1100 

Johnson  J  S  to  P  O  Peterson  ang  29,  It  16 

b  1,  4  39  14,  6^  $11,000 

Johnson  A  to  W  Heinemann  aug  20,  It  70 

b  53,  33  40  14,  3y  6%  $1400 

Kramer  E  to  E  S  Dreyer  aug  IS,  Its  1  and 

2  It  17,  28  40  14,  3y  6^  $4000 

Knauthe  B  to  H  G  Zander  Ang  20,  It  269 

and  270  Groveland  Pk  add  3y  7^6. .  .$1000 
King  C  H  to  Nortn  Trust  Co  Aug  20,  It  6 

b  11,  8  40  14,  3y  7^  $3500 

Klawikofski  F  to  R  J  Sohlesinger  ang  26, 

It  14  b  3,  8  38  14,  3i^v  7%  $1200 

Kessler  J  0  to  F  R  Chandler  aug  22,  pt 

biks  11  and  12  Linden  Grove  21  38  14, 

3y  7%  16  deeds  $29,000 

Kirmse  E  to  H  Leach  aog  27,  It  12  b  1,  16 

39  13,  5y  7%  $1400 

Klipp  B  to  B  G  Foreman  aug  28,  It  16  b  1 

and  2, 13  39  13,  5y  6^  $1100 

King  V  E  P  to  W  F  Dnnmer  aug  15,  pt  It 

9  b  12  fri  15  add  3y  6^  $10.0(0 

Kastner  J  to  W  Heineman  ang  23,  It  30  It 

148  Bntterfield  add  3y  e%  $10(  0 

Kemler  G  J  to  J  W  Lanehart  ang  23,  It 

13  and  pt  14  b  15,  19  40  14,  3y  6^..$1719 
Kuhn  A  A  to  Title  Guar  <fc  T  Co  sept  3, 

nnd  1-5  int  in  pt  It  7  Oir  ot  partn  36  40 

13,  lOy  e%  $50,(  00 

Knhn  A  A  to  Same  sept  3,  nnd  1-5  int  in 

Its  Ito  11  and  pt  12  It  7,  same,  lOy 

6%  $11,000 

Kimball  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  2, 

It  216  b  4,  22  38  14,  5y  6!J  $2900 

Leflin  W  H  to  CentI  Fk  B  and  L  Assn 

ang  20,  It  16  and  pt  17  b  2,  9  39  13,  7% 

 $1000 

Lloyd  W  J  to  8  8  Date  aug  28,  pt  b  2,  15 

39  13,  3y  6%  7  deeds  $3000 

Lehman  G  et  al  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aug 

16,  w  70  ao  w  >^  n  w  34  16  37  12,  2y  7% 

 $141  0 

Lappin  M  to  A  Pike  Aug  23,  It  1  b  7,  28 

40  14,  2y6%   $3700 

Le  Brni  H  0  to  C  Title  &  T  Oo  ang  24,  pt 

b  2,  1  39  13,  5y  62  $6000 

MoKeon  W  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  19, 

pt  b  4  b  11,  36  and  35  39  13,  5y  7<J.$1700 
Makowski  J  to  J  F  Crane  Ang  27,  It  25  b 

4,  7  38  14,  3y  6)?  $1700 

Meyer  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  26,  It 

28  b  2,  15  39  13,  3y  6%   $2500 

Melins  E  to  F  W  Kraft  Aog  16,  It  28  It  4, 

25  50  13,  6}4'i  $1200 

Martin  H  D  to  Am  Trust  &  S  Bk  Aog  20, 

Its  16  and  17  b  12,  28  37  14,  6%  $5000 

Mann  G  A  to  L  Baird  aag  26,  It  18  b  7 

Gnnderson  <e  G  add  5y  6^   $25C0 

Mark  I  B  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  ang  22,  It  3  It 

26  etc  b  4,  18  39  14,  6y  6^  $3000 

Milewski  M  to  J  L  Thurn  ang  28,  )t  15  b 

8,  32  39  14,  7%  $1800 

Moller  Q  B  to  C  E  Soblytern  Deo  10,  n  34 

It  12  and  b  3^  It  13  b  2  Ogden  add  Apr 

1,7%  $3500 

Moore  R  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aug  'dS. 

It  25  b  4  2nd  D  D  L  add,  5y  7%  $10(0 

Meehan  C  to  M  £  Greenebanm  ang  9,  Its 

128  and  146  b  27,  17  39  14,  3y  6%. .  $3700 
Mountain  J  to  H  A  Hangan  ang  29,  It  9  b 


6,  21  38  14,  5y  62   $33,000 

MoGill  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  ang  27,  It 

144  b  26,  33  40  14,  ly  62   $2600 

Mahnke  M  to  H  W  Bryant  may  29,  It  22 

b  7.  9  38  14,  3y  62  $2343 

Maliek  A  to  E  G  Foreman  ang  28,  It  16  b 

2,  6  39  14,  3y  62  $1500 

McCain  W  to  F  Van  Vliseingen  ang  19,  It 

44  Its  61  to  90  Bronson  add,  3y  62.  .$6500 
Maynard  E  to  A  O  Maynard  aug  29,  It  18 

b  8,31  40  14,  5y  62  $1500 

MoKibbion  G  to  8  J  Howe  ang  22,  pt  It  3 

plat  2,  31  41  13,  6y  62  $2500 

Mortimer  J  H  to  Maplewood  L  B  and  H 

Assn  ang  20,  It  27  b  3,  36  40  13,  72  $1200 
Monroe  J  to  J  A  Means  ang  30,  It  4  and 

pt  3  It  19.  16  38  14,  3y  62  $1100 

Mahoney  8  A  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  31,  It 

23  b  4,  29  40  14,  ly  72  $1100 

Matzman  J  to  P  Irmen  ang  26,  It  6  b  2,  2 

39  1.3,  3y  62   $1700 

MeBser  B  to  Chi  Title  and  T  Co  aug  28,  It 

9  It  1  b  9,  Sheff  add  ey  62  $6500 

Miller  8  to  A  Toipe  ang  30,  It  41  b  1,  20 

40  14,  62  $1200 

Molntyre  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  aug  29, 

It  6  b  2,  2i  38  14,  5y  72  $1600 

Moore  W  J  to  L  A  Walton  sept  3,  pt  e  % 

s  w       3  38  12,  3y  62  $16,(  00 

Melms  E  to  J  8  Browne  aog  22,  It  26  b  4, 

26  40  13,  3y  72   $1200 

Neeley  H  T  to  F  R  Chandler  ang  1,  pt  bks 

11  and  12,  21  38  14,  3y  72  $7700 

Nahser  J  to  R  Berger  ang  23,  It  1  It  15  b 

1,9  38  14,  3y  62  $2C00 

Nance  G  W  to  J  C  Brown  Aug  1,  pt  bUa 

3  5  and  7  Brown'3  add  to  Harvey  ly  62 

p  m  $7500 

Owen  O  H  to  G  H  Waldo  Ang  24,  pt  It  3 

b  2,  11  38  14,  5y  62  $5000 

Ogden  H  0  to  F  W  Crosby  July  18,  pt  It 

12,  23  38  14,  5y  62  $10,000 

O'Connor  T  M  to  Ashland  ave  B  and  L 

Assn  ang  28.  U  12  Lansingh,  72  $1200 

Ogden  G  to  W  I  Donlin  jnly  25,  pt  b  2,  17 

38  14,  5y  62  $2760 

Ohlson  H  to  P  W  Anderson  ang  20,  It  18 

It  1  etc  b  30,  16  38  14,  18m  62  $3000 

O'Leary  J  L  to  Z  P  Brossoall  ana  28,  It  2 

b  11,  18  39  14,  62  $5000 

Olsen  W  to  L  Rathje  ang  28,  It  30  b  5,  17 

38  14,  3y  63^2  $1200 

Pringle  R  to  A  B  Cody  aug  26.  It  13  b  15, 

11  .38  14,  90  ds  62   $4000 

Page  8  to  8  J  Howe  aug  22,  pt  It  9  Win- 

anda  Res,  31  41  13,  6y  62  $2£00 

Pankanin  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  ang  28,  It 

38  b  4,  20  39  14,  5y  62   $4000 

Powell  G  H  to  D  A  Smith  ang  27,  pt  It  2 

b  1,  28  38  14,  5y  62   $1300 

Porcell  T  to  ,  ang  29,  pt  It  4  b  1  Cook 

&  sub  24  39  13,  ly  62  $2500 

Pegols  W  to  P  Fittz  ang  19,  It  97  b  14,  19 

39  14,  6y  62  .$1400 

Fahnke  L  to  T  H  Schintz  Ang  27,  It  64  b 

34  Sheffield  add  3y  62  $3000 

Pisohke  J  to  F  O  Stensland  Ang  21,  It  3  b 

6,  36  40  13,  6y  62  $2000 

Pottle  W  to  O  H  Glover  Aug  21,  Its  14  to 

16  b  1  b  13  Sheff  add  3y  62  $4000 

Robbins  D  M  to  8  E  Austin  ang  28,  It  3 

b  1,  22  37  14,  6y  72  $1000 

Rathkowski  P  to  B  G  Foreman  aog  1,  Its 

f,0  to  62  b  11,  6  39  14,  5y  63^2  $20,000 

Rice  E  S  to  J  C  Untchins  ang  28.  Its  15 

and  16  b  3,  12  and  13  38  14,  5y  62  $35,000 
Roberta  B  to  E  R  Barnes  ang  9,  Its  22 

and  23  b  196  May  wood,  5y  72  $1240 

Rowland  E  M  and  E  F  to  A  B  Mead  ang 

17,  b  6  b  9  and  o  p,  21  38  14,  6>  62. $5000 
Rath  F  to  C  H  Doensing  ang  28,  It  35  b  1 

1  39  l.i,  5y  62  $'^000 

Rosenan  A  to  Home  M  L  Assn  aug  29,  Its 

20  and  2 1  b  3,  1  39  13,  63^2   $3000 

Rogers  J  W  R  to  S  M  Moore  aog  27,  It  22 

and  23  b  A,  14  39  13,  3y  72  $1900 

Ross  A  to  C  W  Wagenkaecht  Ang  20,  It 

20  b  3  b  10  Sheffield  add  5y  62  $15C0 

Rabe  O  to  Title  and  T  Co  Ang  1,  It  9  b  2, 

9  39  13,  2y  62  $2072 

Robinson  W  A  to  T  F  Andrews  Aug  20,  It 

12  It  1  b  14.  2  38  14,  62   $2500 

Ross  A  V  to  P  O  Stensland  Ang  24,  It  18 

b  1  Fnll'rton  add  fiy  62  $1000 

Stensland  F  O  to  O  Knnell  Aug  27,  It  3  b 

2  Ridgeley  add  5y  62  $4500 

Siebrandt  H  to  L  Rathje  Aug  24,  It  17  b  2, 

33  38  14,  3y  72   $1200 

Svenson  P  to  H  A  Uaagan  Aug  23,  pt  Its 

1  and  2  b  71  Russell  M  &  R  add  3y  62 

 $2000 

Severin  A  to  J  H  Gilbert  Ang  27,  It  17 

Jernberg  snb  17  38  14,  5y  62  $2400 

Spencer  J  G  to  E  S  Dreyer  Aog  26,  It  24 


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Spe-oer's  nod  8  38  14,  3y  6^  S1500 

Steinman  L  E  to  N  E  Ttjorne  Aug  21,  Its 

14  to  17  b  2,  6  37  14,  ly  7!J  flEOl 

Soholz  0  to  E  Q  Foreman  Aug  26,  It  14  b 

4,  8  39  14.  4y  6^  |2000 

Silhanek  J  to  M  Polaohek  aug  20,  pt  It  6 

b  14,  16  39  14,   f  2000 

Salladay  J  W  to  A  Q  Bennett  sug  27,  It  6 

b  24  Kavenawood  5y  6^  |8000 

Stanton  M  J  to  A  Beile  ang  24,  It  16  b  1, 

10  38  14.  5y  6$  $3500 

Snyder  E  D  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Oo  aug  30, 

pt  b  8,  33  39  12,  6^    $4900 

Sullivan  L  to  M  E  Oreenebaum  aug  27,  It 

8  b  40,  19  39  14,  oj  6i  $2500 

Sander  W  F  to  Garden  City  M  S  L  4  B 

Assn  aug  22,  It  44  b  46,  33  40  14  . .  .$5000 
Shields  J  H  to  J  Q  Elstou  ang  26,  pt  It 

139  b  1,  30  38  15,  3y  7!^   $15  0 

Schneider  P  to  F  O  Stensland  aug  26,  It 

104  It  6  b  32  Sheff  add,  5y  6^  $6000 

Seaverns  Q  A  to  J  J  Bloom  aug  27,  It  2 

It  4  of  Its  1  to  24  and  its  61  to  82  b  6, 

31  39  14,  5y  5%%  $65,'I00 

Sohies  M  A  to  G  Coombs  aug  24,  Its  1  and 

2  b  1,  9  38  14,  6«  $2000 

Sohlesinger  M  to  H  Felsenthal  ang  26,  It 

3  b  10  Lee  add  5j  6^  $5  00 

Sannders  J  to  Same  ang  19,  pt  b  1  and 

10,  N  D  L  add,  6^,  4  deeds  $1260 

Siekierski  M  to  F  A  Rwabigrooh  aug  31, 

It  32  5  1,  6  39  14,  3y  6^%  $1100 

Sohmitt  P  to  R  A  Hanssnec  sept  3,  Its  35 

and  36  b  4,  FuUertons  2nd  add,  5y  G% 

 $1600 

Sohnltz  F  0  to  0  H  Fleischer  ang  28,  Its  2 

and  3  It  14  b  47,  Jefiferson.  2y  7^. .  .$15(10 
Simek  V  to  W  Kaspar  sept  2,  it  6  It  9  b 

2,  V4  39  13,  2y  6%  $1500 

Spizzirri  0  C  to  F  H  Barnnm  ang  28,  It  6 

b  2,  22  37  14,  2y  7%  $1250 

Thompson  N  L  to  P  Webser  ang  24,  pt 

Its  28  and  29  b  7,  21  38  14,  3y  6%.  .  .$130L 
Teeling  T  F  to  Lin  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn 

Aug  27,  It  112,  9  38  14.  $18(0 

Tonk  A  E  to  Home  M  L  Assn  aug  28,  It 

19  b  8  b  8,  White  to  Evanston,  e}4% 
 $:.'800 

Tnrley  J  P  to  T  H  Sohinitz  ang  1'4,  its  15 

and  16  b  3,  34  40  13,  3y  6«   $1£00 

Thomoson  B  3  to  F  B  Pease  ang  27,  It 

28  b  2,  6  37  15,  8^  $1500 

Templeton  U  to  A  Peterson  Aug  21,  Its 

43  and  44  b  3,  17  39  14,  3y  5^^  ...$7000 
Taylor  Q  li  to  E  F  Gorton  Ang  20,  pt  Its 

2  and  3  b  B  b  8,  4  39  14,  5  y  6^ ....  $20  030 
Vizral  K  to  M  Holec  aug  28,  It  'M  b  4,  28 

39  14.  5  1-5%  $3000 

Van  Giffen  0  to  A  Van  Versmizer  Aug  6, 

It  8  It  56,  16  37  14,  ij  1%  $1057 

Veit  M  to  A  Peterson  aug  28.  It  21  and  pt 

20  b  28,  55  40  13,  3y  7^  $lfO  ' 

Wellentieg  *  to  S  Zeisler  aug  9,  it  2  It  1 

b  63,  21  39  14,  6^  $6000 

Worms  0  0  to  G  E  Kline  aug  31,  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  15  Ashland  2d  2y  6?  $2500 

Wilder  J  to  E  G  Foreman  aug  29,  Its  11 

and  12  b  1,  15  39  13,  f.%  $2000 

Wojtalewioz  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  June  14, 

Its  14  and  16  b  1,  25  40  13,  5y  6%. .  .$2800 
Wolak  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  Aug  20,  It  25 

b  17  Elsdoa  3>  6%%.  $1103 

Wilson  W  H  to  Northn  Trust  Co  aug  23, 

It  7  SchlTrs  sub  16  38  14,  ly  7%  $4000 

Ward  C  E  and  A  D  to  F  B  Chandler  aug 

20,  It  31  b  2,  28  38  14,  3y  7S^    $4400 

Wagner  P  to  D  A  Smith  aug  15,  It  53  b  6, 

20  39  14,  3y   $27CO 

Wangelin  G  d  to  J  H  Gilbert  aug  32,  pt 

b  2,  8  38  14,  5y  756  $1000 

Wright  T  A  to  C  L  Raymond  ang  20,  pt 

8  W  1^  10  38  14.  ly  7%   $10,001 

Yarlott  M  to  J  R  Foulke  aug  28,  Its  15 

and  16  b  1  b  8,  17  39  14,  5y  6^5  $3t00 

Young  B  F  to  J  H  3ilbert  aug  29,  pt  It 

29  b  1,  38  40  13,  5y  6^  $1800 

Zearing  W  M  to  H  W  Jackson  Ang  27,  n 

e  frl  }4  14  37  U,  5y  6%%  $15,000 

Zinn  W  J  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  aug  29,  It 

2  b  1  b  44  Sheff  add  3y  6^   $1200 

ZIrzow  F  to  E  F  Bobbins  aug  21,  Its  5  and 

6  b  2,  28  40  14,  ly  5%  $2000 

OUATTKLi  IHUKT4:»A<iiK». 

Anback  R  to  G  R  Smith  Aug  23,  furn  7m 

 $102 

Aland  A  Q  to  J  H  Gunsolus  Aug  12, 

horees  eta  150  Bosworth  9m  $100 

Allen  L  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  Aug  Aug 

26,  saloon  1212  Wabash  23m  $400 

Amory  E  E  to  H  Morae  Aug  29,  furn  6m 

■   $51 

Antoszeivala  C  to  W  H  Cook  Ang  24,  shop 

887  Division  Deo  31,'96  $275 

Allen  £  H  to  E  Boyle  ang  31,  furn  214 

Huron  ly  $150 


Barth  J  M  to  R  Barth  sept  2,  mdse  etc 

468  Lincoln  av  6m  $700 

BLtler  R  to  H  Morse  ang  31,  farn  etc  6m 

 $50 

Best  H  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  aug  28,  saloon 

4857  Ldflin  2y  $400 

Buhman  H  to  L  Korb  ang  3,  shop  633 

Davis  Dec  3   $196 

Buhman  H  to  L  Korb  sept  3,  shop  Evan- 
ston Dec  3  $196 

Barstow  W  S  to  S  D  Clarke  aug  23,  furn 

Morgan  Pk  2y  $338 

Brown  J  M  to  A  S  Wehrheim  Aug  30,  furn 

6m    .  $345 

Berkley  A  D  to  D  Bobbins  Arg  29,  furn 

1344  Wabash  2y  $100 

Bnsch  J  to  Buttermann,  Abelmann  &  Ost 

Aog  27,  cows  etc  Palatine  ly  $383 

Beckanan  J  to  G  A  Stone  Ang  28,  furn 

6m  $300 

Bartbolomaens  R  to  0  Rnokhardt  Aug  25, 

grocery  2007  N  Ashland  av  ly  $550 

Blarup  A  0  to  F  Strausser  Aug  18,  mdse 

194  Lake  6m  $803 

Bennett  A  to  H  Morse  Aug  26,  furn  6m  $118 
Beseler  E  acd  P  to  A  E  Dennis  Aug  3, 

saloon  1167  Lincoln  av  2y  $600 

Banbii  F  H  to  Natl  M  Loan  Co  Aug  29, 

furn  4m  $133 

Bernstein  C  to  H  Thowralt  Ang  29,  horse 

etc  2£0  W  14th  lOm  $1(0 

Bander  L  to  J  H  Qunsolas  aug  23,  pi^no 

and  furn  6951  Union  av  9m   $1?5 

Bender  W  H  to  H  Morse  Aug  27,  sum  and- 

piano  6m  $155 

Berry  M  to  U  Berry  sept  3  carriage  (-to 

li^m  $500 

Coyle  J  P  to  J  A  Dahlem  ang  30,  furn  6m 

 $109 

Cobb  E  A  to  J  A  Dahlem  aog  31,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Cruiokshank  G  to  D  R  MoNanght  aug  22. 

furn  6m  $51 

Connors  J  S  to  Star  Bry  Aug  23,  saloon 

169  Mich  6m  '  $500 

Ooverly  E  E  to  H  Morse  Aug  2y,  furn  6m 

 $129 

Cossar  F  B  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  24,  piano 

6m  $103 

Oonboy  R  to  L  P  King  Aug  27,  carriage 

723  Indiana  and  792  Grand  av  4y . .  .$600 
Oostello  L  to  J  Oostello  Aug  28,  saloon  61 

N  May  ly  $650 

Crocker  T  L  to  Crocker  Uaiform  Co  aog 

21,  mdse  etc  612  Cent'.  Union  blc:^.$  

Drinkeritz  P  to  North  Westn  Brg  Co  aog 

31,  saloon  23  Clybonrn  av  23m  $500 

Daoge  D  to  Schoenbofen  Brg  Co  aug  27, 

saloon  Proviso  2y  $450 

Davis  S  J  to  J   W  McGrew  Aug  19,  furn 

11m  $68 

Davis  M  A  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  28,  fuin 

and  piano  6m  $103 

Davis  R  A  to  H  Morse  Aug  26,  furn  and 

s  m  6m  $77 

Emmons  C  A  to  R  A  Emmons  Jan  1,  farn 

5301  Jefiferson  av  $20i:0 

Evera  W  L  to  H  Morse  Ang  30,  furn  6m 

 $51 

Earle  J  D  to  H  Morse  aug  31,  furn  6m.  $61 
Engehausen  H  to  W  Schwein  aug  29, 

int  engine,  maohy  etc  Hanover  2y..$592 
Frostenson  0  O  to  H  Johnson  aug  28, 

horse,  lanudry  etc  98  Wells  2y  $500 

Flood  W  A  to    F    V  Rosener  sept  2, 

groceries  etc  351  Harrison  10m  $100 

Flanagan  J  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  Ang 

5,  saloon  4116  State  23m   $585 

Fassbinder  E  S  H  to  F  Rasper  Aug  31, 

house  5007  Armour  av  ly  $400 

Forster  L  to  H  Morse  Aug  27,  farn,  piano 

and  8  m  6m  $257 

Farrell  J  J  to  L  C  Tewea  Ang  28,  saloon 

59  12th  ly  $1030 

Fox  J  H  to  J  Mahoney  Aug  27,  saloon  386 

Paulina  18m  $1' 50 

Gaily  L  E  to  M  L  Qailey  Aug  27,  reatrnt 

75th  and  Lake  av  2y  $600 

Grose  H  to  W  H  Kelly  Aug  18,  mdse  85 

Dearborn  $1(0 

Gamiag  D  to  J  L  Hoerbes  Brg  Co  Aug  28, 

saloon  108  N  Kedzie  av  2m  $753 

Grady  H  P  to  J  E  Grady  Aug  28,  laundry 

57;i  Ogden  av  Nov  15    $:i00 

Gardner  J  to  H  Morse  Aug  2S,  furn  6m  $77 
Greenebaum  S  S  to  G  G  Hubbell  Ang  29, 

furn  7m  $92 

Gardner  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  20,  furn 

6m  $62 

Goldsmith  J  S  to  S  Goldsmith  ang  7, 

press  etc  88  Caxton  bldg  2y  $150 

Goldstein  M  to  H  Fante  aug  28,  saloon 

3015  Archer  av  2y  $dOO 

Hall  M  A  to  M  E  Finch  aug  30,  fnrn  6m 

 $62 

Hirts  I  to  E  Cohn  ang  31,  horses  ets  1036 


Milwaukee  av    $85 

Helmken  G  to  A  E  Gilberg  aog  31,  horses 

etc  114  Hudson  av  9m   $260 

Rankins  G  V  to  E  W  Foreman  ang  27, 

saloon  172  S  Clark  $ — 

floiderness  G  J  to  J  F  Dickson  Aog  30, 

furn  19  43d  6nds  .^^  $600 

Healy  P  J  to  H  Morse  Ang  28,  furn  etc 

6m   $48 

Hess  W  to  D  R  MoNaught  Ang  27,  piano 

6m  $77 

Hammond  G  J  to  Q  R  Smith  Aug  26, 

farn  6m   |102 

Howe  J  J  to  F  W  Kiefentein  Ang  28, 

saloon  444  Milwaukee  av  60d8   $$IOn 

Hanna  K  to  O  H  Oobleigh  Aug  21,  furn 

1028  Masonic  Temple  2m   $142 

Hoogh  B  J  to  L  Korb  Aug  27,  horses  etc 

456  State  6ni   $155 

Hornbostet  F  Q  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &.  M 

Co  Aug  29,  saloon  526  Canal  2y  |225 

Jones  S  J  to  W  Everett  Aug  28,  furn  16m 

 $^0 

Jones  E  to  D  R  MoNaught  Aug  27,  furn 

6m  $103 

Jacob  J  to  W  E  Doully  Aug  27,  hoses  etc 

2y. 


 $200 

Kiley  M  J  to  E  Dickman  Aug  26,  saloon 

6051  State  6m  $1000 

Krantz  K  to  F  Leusien  Aug  19,  furn  178 

Erie  9m  $375 

Kaufman  A  to  I  Rosenwasser  Ang  9,  farn 

411  Madison  ly  $100 

Kelly  W  F  to  0  H  Merrick  aog  27,  piano 

23m  $110 

Kaepplinger  A  to  W  Sohieltz  Aug  30,  furn 

41  Howe  2y   $400 

Kratt  J  0  to  E  R  Stegg  aug  29,  saloon 

531  Kedzie  av  ly  $500 

Karbart  G  L  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  Aug 

28,  saloon  503  W  14th  2y  $900 

Keil  E  to  Indpndt  Brg  Assn  sept  3,  saloon 

983  N  Ualsted  2y  $5000 

Kirsoht  T  M  to  J  H  Kirsoht  sept  2,  horses 

etc  Niles  2y   $400 

Lavender  T  J  to  M  E  Finch  ang  31,  furn 

and  s  m  6m   $77 

Linneweh  H  to  H  C  S  enne  Aug  26,  horse 

etc  Maine  2y  ,  $5J4 

Lavery  E  to  H  Morse  Aug  29,  furn  6m 

 $51 

Larfein  P  to  P  F  Knefel  Aug  23,  fnrn  250 

W  Harrison  23m  $460 

Low  W  H  to  W  H  Wilson  Aug  28,  furn 

Kenilwor»h  2y  $1658 

Morton  M  E  to  J  O  Cook  Aug  28,  fnrn  91 

Clark  ly  $590 

Moran  J  to  P  Moran  Aug  28,  saloon  260 

W  Lake  2y  $300 

Maas  C  to  H  Morse  Aug,  furn  and  piano 

6m   $103 

Maritzen  A  to  H  Morse  ang  29,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $176 

McKnight  R  to  G  R  Smith  Aug  24,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $267 

Monto  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  Aug  27,  furn 

and  s  m  529  Jackson  blvd  23m  $201 

Miller  C  fl  to  G  H  Powell  Aug  30,  drugs 

2301  Sta^e  2y  $700 

MoKean  H  N  to  G  S  Smith  Ang  29,  furn 

6m  $70 

McKert  O  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  ang  29,  saloon 


.$260 


MoFajden  J  to  Star  Bry  Aog  28,  bldg 

and  saloon  67th  and  Madison  av  'iy . 
MoFarlaud  L  Q  to  H  Othneer  aug  30, 

furn  2y  $1000 

Malleme  H  J  to  D  Walsh  ang  30,  furn 

6436  Stony  Isl  av  Jan  1  $1000 

McNerney  J  to  D  R  MoNaught  ang  30, 

furn  6m  $51 

Natt  W  R  to  H  Morse  Aug  31,  fnrn  2247 

Wabash  6m  $618 

Neoberg  A  E  to  Corper  Brg  Co  Aug  27, 

saloon  1820  Wabash  2y  $500 

Olson  P  O  to  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  Aug  29, 

saloon  106  Oak  st  2y  $500 

Peterson  J  C  &  Son  to  Steele-Wedeles  Co 

aug  19,  horses  etc  1013  Harrison  dem 

 ,  $235 

Porter  W  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  ang  31,  saloon 

1612  Wabash  23Dn  $969 

Provan  D  M  to  D  Provan  aug  30,  fnrn 

709  Milwaukee  av  18m  $525 

Porzel  A  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  3,  saloon 

2600  Wentworth  av  ly  $374 

Patton  &  Geohagen  to  U  F  Downing  Aug 

26,  fnrn  640  W  63d  $75 

Pflster  J  to  J  Fitz  Harris  Aug  29,  fnrn 

324  26th  11m  $250 

Post  N  M  to  C  H  Oarr  Aug  30,  fnrn  'ey.$60 
Parrell  H  E  to  H  Morse  Aug  20,  furn  6m 

 $41 

Patterson  C  R  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  22,  furn 

6m  $77 

Ffeiffer  A  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  Ang  27,  saloon 


2311  Wentworth  av  2y  $300 

Rank  J  0  to  A  Gering  aog  31,  saloon  892 

36th  2y  jiooo 

Reid  A  L  to  Brnnswiok-B-O  Co  Ang  30, 

billiard  goods  5466  Lake  av  16m  $524 

Rosa  A  P  to  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  Aug  31, 

saloon  313  Wells  2y  $1000 

Ramus  S  to  fl  Morse  Ang  26,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $82 

Reiohman  A  to  W  O  Wade  Aug  10,  fnrn 

and  s  m  6m  $77 

Rousch  0  E  to  J  Campbell  Aug  24,  furn 

''40  47th  $1884 

Roessle  F  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Oo  Aog 

24,  salmon  5028  Ashland  av  ly  $520 

Roberts  I  to  S  Polakow  sept  3,  horses 

etc  208  Wells  2y  $300 

Rank  J  0  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  ang  31, 

saloon  392  '/5ih  2y  $600 

Rosch  F  to  H  Morse  aog  29,  fnrn  and  s  m 

6m  $91 

Schnohl  B  to  C  F  Riogelman  aog  31, 

piano,  a  m  etc  2y  $300 

Swett  E  D  to  Wabash  Apart  Bldg  Oo  Aog 

23,  furn  90d8  $125 

Strauch  0  to  A  Acher  Aog  28,  horse  etc, 

470  W  FuUerton  av  2y  $125 

Sohillo  G  A  to  Oondell  8  and  T  Co  Ang 

28,  fnrn  997  Elston  av  10m  $25C 

Soberer  W  to  L  Meyes  Aug  28,  horses  etc 

Niles  2y  $602 

Stefifenhagen  F  to  F  M  Hartmann  Ang  28, 

horses  etc  1431  Belmont  av  7m  $125 

Schlicht  G  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  Ang  27, 

saloon  593  Halsted  2y  $400 

Sullivan  T  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  Aug  28,  saloon 

85  W  Ohio  ly  $183 

Smith  L  V  to  R  G  Smith  Aog  21,  furn 

and  8  m  7m  $187 

Sullivan  M  to  H  Morse  Ang  28,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Snrnes  W  to  A  Shepard  Aug  27,  laondry 

655  Van  Buren  2y  $20ro 

Spink  —  to  G  R  Smith  Ang  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $102 

Staehte  F  J  to  E  L  Keen  aog  30,  dental 

office  6m  $200 

Smith  G  to  M  L  Thackery  Aug  17,  furn 

292  Wabash  18m  $3287 

Schnell  H  to  Scd  Bry  aog  30,  saloon  246 

W  12th  23m  $1132 

Siddons  G  S  to  F  E  Blaokman  aog  30, 

furn  ly  $75 

Stapp  D  H  to  H  P  Mount  aog  30,  forn 

5722  Kimbark  av  7m  $325 

Swan  F  H  to  K  Kaiser  aug  30,  horses  etc 

1317  Wellington  2y  $260 

Sturm  H  to  0  Meader  aog  2,  forn  10m  $106 
Smith  L  B  to  A  J  Smith  sept  2,  bicycle 

factory  3j  $1500 

Sohroeler  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  aug  31, 

saloon  2647  0  Grove  av  aug  31   $1600 

Tomer  &  Marks  to  Std  Bry  ang  31,  saloon 

1312  W  12th  $600 

Toroker  B  to  R  M  McOreery  Ang  26,  fnrn 

6m  $45 

Tilton  J  N  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  Aug  29, 

fnrn  and  s  m  $104 

Tet-nis  0  O  to  B  P  Peoples  Aug  29,  fnrn 

Tennis  Theatre  $1000 

Thayer  A  J  to  B  Williams  aog  28,  maohy 

etc  65  Canal  15m  $3500 

Thorsen  J  to  Best  Brg  Co  Aog  15,  saloon 

64  N  Canal  6m  $180 

Usner  C  A  to  D  Eisenberg  Ang  — ,  forn 

241  Ohio    $187 

Vandenberg  P  to  III  Glass  Co  aug  31, 

horses  etc  2627  lUth  23m  $1700 

Ward  D  W  to  Miller  Brg  Oo  sept  3,  saloon 

145  5th  av  8m  $700 

Wilson  J  M  to  Hill  &  Co  sept  3,  forn  375 

Washington  3m  $123 

White  G  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  Aug  26,  saloon 

149  22d  ly  $329 

Wayman  M  to  M  Sohal  Aug  23,  saloon  23 

B  Isl  av  2y  $100 

Wade  M  L  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  28,  furn  6m 

 $129 

Weiss  F  to  V  Fasig  Ang  28,  furn  10m. $132 
Woelbeling  M  to  Eokhart  i  S  wan  June  22, 

furn  217  Wells  2y   $390 

Weber  E  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  Aug  27,  saloon 

238  W  Lake  ly    $275 

Wenterry  S  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  Aog  30, 

forn  7m  1^1 

Werner  W  to  G  R  Smith  Aog  80,  fnrn  8m 

 $135 

Zan'ke  F  to  M  Vanzylen  Ang  28,  fnrn  3448 

State  2y  1*25 

Zander  J  W  to  H  S  V^an  Inger  Aug  28, 

bids  etc  Washgtn  Hghts  ly  $*** 


Holstein,  Pierce's  add,  Its  5  to  9  b  16, 
Same  v  Julius  Tesner ....  .......  $622.66 

Leland  av,  prem  453.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Minnie  H  and  T  0  Goodie  $65 


geptember  1,  1895. 


tHfi  REAL  ESTATE  ANt)  BUILDING  JOttRNAL. 


Charles  H  Nesley  v  Charles  H  Barber,  t<),364  60. 
William,  Theodore  and  David  Lillienfeld  v  Leander 

Frnesdorf,  $8ia.04. 
Samuel  Shoenemaan  v  I5ar:^ett  Graff,  $509. 
Oarl  Corper  BrewlDK  and  MaUlag  Oo  v  Joseph  W 

Hooe,  1670. 
A  J  Jones  V  J  H  Kreft,  $569.76. 
Qolden  Bnlldlng,  Loan  and  Homestead  Association, 

V  H  W  Schroeder,  $1,210. 
Ellen  Sims  v  City  of  Chicago,  $1,600. 
Leroy  E  Jones  v  Henry  D  Joaes.  $4,299  45. 
John  Wnrl  v  Louisville,  New  Albany  and  Chicago  B 

K  Oo,  $6,000. 

R  Boblnson  &  Sons  t  Ketel  H  Hendr'okson,  $703.16, 

A  B  Beck  Lumber  Co  v  William  V  Jacobs,  $1,261.60 

Bartholomae  &  Roesi-'g  Brewing  aad  Malting  Com- 
pany V  Thomas  Kane,  et  al.  $912. 

Chicago  Brewing  Co  v  Fred  Nehls.  $652.83. 

Carl  Corper  Brewing  and  Malting  Co  v  Alexander 
Eocchnik,  $976.31. 

Calvin  Preston  v  M  H  Lowell  Art  Oo,  $972 ,85. 

John  Q  Home  v  George  W  Nicely,  $12,570. 

Tlllie  HartmaoD,  by  next  frier  d,  Edward  Hartmann, 

V  North  Chicago  Street  Railway  Oo,  $600, 
Whiting  Paper  Oo  vPaloo,  Knott  &  Co,  $1,333.81. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Amnmxita  V  to  J  Maselll  aug  2/,  barber  shop  104 

Van  Buren,  |4C0. 
Tatro  8  N  to  M  iell  may  23,  mdse  633  w  Taylor. $135 
Shaner  E  A  to  L  E  Gaily  eug  27,  lestaurdut  751  s 

''8k  ay  $226 

Wayman  J  H  to  Wayman  aug  21.  saloon  23  Blue 

Isld  av  —   $300 

Yonker  K  to  0  F  Yonker  aug  26,  mdse  3448  Statet260i) 
Friedman  F  to  S  Friedman  aug  28,  mdse  €52  43d.$90i 
Lapp  M  to  O  L  Boyce  aag  28,  giocery  1246  Leon 

av  ^900 

Maynard  P  F  to  0  A  Barnes  ,  turn  19  Waverly 

Pl.....   1600 

Fox  E  W  to  M  J  Ford  aug  26,  machy  etc.  1"3  Canal 

 l5-,0 

Lasley  A  S  to  S  Layley  ang  21,  mdse  $6i  0 

Knohl  M  to  N  Hochstuhl  aug  28,  farn  139  Milweu- 

kee  — ..   1600 

Hood  0  to  T  Fellows  aug  29,  mdse  2026  Wabash.  $l(]|i 

Le  Grand  J  to  A  Celattre  aug  28,  turn  $460 

Weber  A  and  D  to  ■  Weber  aug  24,  saloon  162  w 

Wauhlngton  ,  $400 

Meckel  M  L  to  J  0  Kirchner  aug  29,  ptg  office. $2000 
Bixon  0  to  D  K  Biumberg  aug  29,  H  int  tn  laun- 
dry 200  Clinton  $300 

RIeferstein  F  W  to  J  J  Howe  aug  28,  saloon  427 

Milwaukee  av    $300 

Bruner  E  to  F  Sonkup  aug  30,  brick,  1722  Ogden 

av  $60 

Bitting  W  H  to  ,  sept  3,  s  ms  and  fnrn  171 

Randolph  |1 

McKeown  &  Quayle  to  J  J  Parkhurst  t.ng  29,  tn 

gine  acd  machy  27  Illinois  $418 

Forley  U  A  to  F  H  Meyer  sept  3,  mdee  $3766 

Pratt  0  F  to  M  Johnson  aug  31,  mdse  etc  920  Lake 

  $3uon 

Shaffer  H  to  L  Shaffer  aug  19,  furn  Hi  w  Diviaion 

 $160 

Beyerle  O  L  to  H  Kopcke  eng  31,  saloon  699  n 

Paulina  $1800 

Whipple  0  H  to  Mary  Whipple  jaly  10,  furn  6m  $25i, 
Kanter  Bros  to  8  B  Goldberg  sept  3,   horses  and 

plumbing  goods  140  Maxwell  et  $2000 

Noyes  &  Goltermau  et  al  to  Wm  Qunion  july  80 

bldgs  632  Ogdea  av  U 

Saner  M  to  B  Saner  ang  30,  market  95  w  13th..  ..$3;o 
Euester  E  to  B  Sauer  &  Co  jaly  6,  restaurant  262 

Blue  Isld  av  $40 

Wlttke  F  J  to  P  M  Wlttke  aug  12,  horses  etc  $600 

Enota  J  to  L  Andrzsjewski  jiu  25,  saloon  776  Ash- 
land t25O0 

Wenck  J  to  E  W  Wenck  aug  17,  farm  stock  etc, 

Lemont  $10eO 

Duggar  J  to  Monarch  Erg  Co  Aug  19,  ptg  office  187 

WaehiDgton  |4000 

Baldwin  0  L  to  S  A  Baldwin  jaly  3,  barber  shop 

165  Webster  av  jjCq 

Albert  M  to  A  Camarato  aug  22,  H  int  in  saloon 

387  Clark  f^OO 

Johnson  A  W  Lnndqnist  et  al  ang  14,  a  ms  and 

tailors  tools  1160 

Hurter  J  to  E  W  Bessler  ang  8.  mdse  688  Halsted 

 $f50 

Beesler  E  W  to  E  Hurter  aag  30,  mdse  668  Halsted 

  $1000 

Blnaldi  L  to  A  Nicastro  aug  22,  barber  shop  106 

Polk  $100 

Street er  E  E  to  J  Breiner  ang  21,  boat  $85 

Lynch  C  to  P  T  Qeldea  aug  21,  mdse  306  w  12lh$1269 
Pond  A  W  et  al  to  Pond-Cattle  Co  aug  16,  machy 

18-30  w  Randolph  $25,000 

Webster  J  to  0  O  Hark  aug  13,  cab  etc  $lcOo 

Morgan  J  R  to  K  E  Davis  ang  20,  furn  384  Chest- 
nut $iBO 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 

Wfctherbee  &  Gregory's  eob,  It  10  b  1  n 
}^  n  w  3^  860  1  39  13.  John  Seidler  et 
al   V    Wm   and   Emma    M  I'artello, 

Charles  J  and  Mary  Gratz  |2695 

Craiu's  sob,  prems  in  b  3,  of  n      n  w 
19  41  U  (Ridge  av,  Evanetoo).  Evan- 
Bton  Sash  and  Door  Co  v  Wm  H  Jones 

 |3i;57.83 

ADdersonville.  its  42  to  45  snb  of  Its  10  to 
13  and  w  99  ft  It  9  b  2.   Morphy  and 

Camp  V  Robert  C  Green  $60 

Fnlton  St,  prems  131P.  1318,  1320  acd 
1322.  David  R  Shannon  v  Gertrnde  K 
Edwin  J  Jr  and  John  R  Bowes. .  11410.87 
Lake  av,  prems  5451  and  5453.   Same  v 

John  B  and  Edwin  J  Bowes  Jr..|?827.64 
O  &  C  C  &  D  Co's  snb,  Its  35  and  36  b  9 
of  8  e      3  37  14.  A  L  Cox  et  al  v  Wm  H 

Gorman  |266 

Oivis'  snb,  )t  19  b  1  of  n  8  1^  8  e  3^  7  38 

14.  Michael  Welter  v  Max  Liok\,on  S42.90 
Riley's  snb.  It  7  b  1  of  b  24  Stone  &  Whi- 
ting's snb  in  6  and  7  38  14.   Same  v 

Same  $232 

aomboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add,  It  34.  B  N 
Branch  v  Minnie  MoNerney  and  H  R 

Brand  f  149.26 

Sheridan  Drive  sob,  It  80  of  n  w  34  17  40 
14.oilathia.s  Frederick  v  Cunard  U  Bey- 
er $41.16 

Sigel  st,  prem  61.  John  0  Hartig  v  Lonisa 

Stomler  and  G  Hull  |137.50 

Sheffield  av,  prems  196  and  198.  Angnst 
Pahlke  v  Charles  Read  and  Michael 

Reneck  |1318.70 

Diversey  st,  prem  653.  Philip  Rosenber 

ger  et  al  V  G  L  Bnrg   $276.74 

Vincennes  av,  prem  3812.  Gray,  Tolhill 
&  Oo  y  John  Morphy  and  Neil  Mnloahy 

 11160.58 

Qreenleaf  av,  prem  839.  John  0  Hartig  y 
Cyrns  A  Hnll  hnd  Merritt  0  Braydon 

 $55.25 

Division  st  W-  prem  813.  Henry  Brunette 
et  al  V  Wm  and  Emma  M  Bartell,  Chas 

J  and  Marij  Grotz   iI98 

Weatherbee  &  Gregory's  snb,  It  10  b  4  of 
n  n  w  }^  s  e  K  1  39  13.  Win  Kros- 
chnick  v  Wm  and  Emma  M  Partello, 

Charles  J  and  Mary  Grotz  $326,61 

Loring  &  Gibb's  sob,  Its  22  to  32  b  1  n  e 

34  22  38  14.  J  Hillock  v  Andy  Reid$100.01 
South  Pk  blvd,  Scammon's  add,  Its  18 
and  19  b  1  n  w  34  sec  3  38  14.   John  M 

Stiles  y  Labelle  B  Vincent  $451.60 

Maynard  resub.  It  3  b  1  of  pt  blks  1  to  4 
and  6  It  4  Mianor's  snb  in  Circuit  of  pt 
n  e  34  sec  36  40    13.    Wm   Clayton  v 

Elisabeth  Elander  $81.53 

Simon's  snb.  It  37  b  4  a  e  )^  sec  .36  40  13. 

Same  v  Jno  A  Carlson  $48.78 

HaUted  and  Indiara  sts,  prems  n  e  cor, 
Sohillo  &  Oasaman  Co  y  Richard  D  Mo- 
Donald  and  Joseph  McDonald  $1430 

Millard  av'  prems  642  and  644.  D  Wink  & 

Oo  v  Andrew  G  Mair  $118.28 

Bradley's  sub,  It  5  of  It  4  Hundley's  snb 
of  Its  3  to  21  ino,  and  Its  33  to  37  ino, 
of  Pine  Grove  in  n  w  qr  sec  21  40  14. 
E  A  Hartwell  Oo  y  Louis  J  and  Edgar 

'^'inQ  $4752.67 

Felt  &  Higgs  resub,  Its  22  23  24  and  25 
of  b  19  Montrose.  Oity  Lumber  Co  y 
Andrew  Johnson  $111.26 


APPL.IC  ft^TION  FOR  BUIl.I>IlW(,i 


Bobey  st  2189,  M  Rioth,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,0aftt 

Boyne  av  717,  A  P  Lawrence,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  front  and  rear  addition,  $3,000. 
Kimball  av  1321,  M  P  Peterson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
12,600. 

Ohio  St  W  589,  S  W  Falls,  three  story  end  basement 

brick  flats.  $8,000. 
Belmont  av  W  220,  A  Koier,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 
Tell  pl  58,  Gaet  Granquist,   three   story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,i)00. 
Central  Park  av  22f,  J  M  Fannin,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  J5,000. 
Foirestville  av  1920,  S  and  O  SoUltt,  three  story  acd 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $15,000, 
Washington  av  6110,  O  0  Walcott,   three  story  at  d 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Snporier  st  8713,  (iharles  Reid,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,800. 


Houston  av  8740,  W  Savlerski,  2  story  frame  flatf, 
$2,200. 

Halsted  st  6016-17,  A  Hummel,  two  3  story  and  base 
ment  brick  store  and  apartment  buildings,  $18,000. 
Michigan  av  3301,  Charles  Hchwab,  2  story  and  base. 

ment  brick  dwelling  and  baru,  $4,600. 
Klmbark  i  v  5201-3,  George  Horn,  two  3  story  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  $15,000. 
Wilton  av  1278,  John  A  Anderson,   three  story  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  $4,5011. 
Belmont  av  1221,  J  Knoll,  three  story  and  baeement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $5,500. 
Qraceland  av  400,  Peter  Bei.n,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flat,  $5,000. 
Spaulding  av  f59,  George  Weinder,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Millard  av  871,  W  Ward,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $4,000. 

Ogden  av  1346,  T  A  Wanderer,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Oleavor  st  144,   Thomas  Kwasoeeski,  2   story  and 

bosement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
We§tern  av  — ,  J  B  Foot,  2  story   frame  residence, 
$2,200. 

Green  st  8  56i0,  D  0  Butts,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Green  st  8  5651-53,  Same,  threj  story  and  basement 

brick  apartment  bu'ldlng,  $5,'  00. 
Ohio  st  W  S58,  J  Guuderson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,0(iO. 
Washington  st  698,  F  R  Mo  Mullen,  three  story  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  $8,0C0. 
Ashland  av  N  2137,  Youst  Bochetrnm,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flate,  $6,000. 
Augusta  st  737,  William  Kover,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Charles  A  Lundin,  turee  story  and  basement  brick 

store  and  flats,  $7,600. 
Forty-seventh  tt  538-40,  George  W  Oonover,   three  3 
story  and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $40,000. 
Greenwood  av  6348,  John  Wisnom,  2  story  atd  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Maiden  st  3210-12,  R  M  Dorsey,  2  story   frame  resi- 
dence, $3,600. 
Halsted  st  N  1798  180n,  T  R  Warner,  two  3  story  and 

baeement  brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 
Wolfram  et  1424,  E  Wieizorowski,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,000. 

Sheffield  av  595,  North  Ohicago  Street  Railroad  Oo, 
1  story  and  basement  brick  waiting  station.  $5,600, 
California  av  N  668,  Percy  M  Sloan,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Troy  et  367,  John  Friend,  2  etory  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,600. 

Forty  eighth  av  8  502-4,  Fenry  Lerch,   two  2  story 

frame  store  ard  flats,  $2,400. 
Polk  st  1971,  F  W  rduriminck,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2.6C0. 
Jackson  blvd  61012,  George  8  .Sloan,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  bulldiog,  $3",(i00. 
Twentieth  et  702,  Christ  Boeder.  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Twenty-fifth  et  W  193,  W  A  Blrk,  2  story  avid  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000. 
Flournoy  st  1461,  Abraham  Anderson,  2   story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Sixteenth  st  W  1318,  J  Wallz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Jackson  st  2369,  li  M  Stott,  2  story  and  baeement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Bouney  av  915,  P  Oorrigin,  2  story    and  basement 

brick  flats.  $3,500. 
Lake  st  1924-28,  Lake  st  Elevate i  Uailroad  Company, 

1  story  and  baeement  brick  carhoufe,  $25,00). 
Twenty-flrst  st  W  635,  F  Sbramc  ik,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,600. 
Millard  av  1276,  A  Oharvat,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $-1,000. 
Spaulding  av  757,  D  H  Barns,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
North  Forty  fifth  av  2537  39,  8  A   Wilson,  2  story 

frame  residence,  $2,00 '. 
Fulierton  av  W  367-469,  Page  Brothers,  two  3  etory 

and  baeement  brick  flats  and  storage,  $12,000. 
Park  av  362,  J  Workman,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Langley  av  9427,  Jaoob  Young,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,500. 

LafliQ  st  6429,  J  0  McCracken,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Michigan  av  5547,  F  Hchell,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $9,0C0. 

Lowe  av  11826,  L  A  Frankel,  2  story  frame  flats. 
$2,60(.. 

Washington  pl  4917  23,  John  M  Dnbach,  four  2  story 

and  basement  brick  res!dence§,  $24,000. 
Ewing  av  10025-100J3,  Schuyler  Slgler,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $30,000. 
Thirty-sixth  st  733-736,  Henry  WilUame,  two  2  story 

and  baeement  brick  store  and  flats.  $5,000. 
Michigan  av  11152,  J  Leviton,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,600. 
Washington  blyd  4941-48,  W  K  Gore,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  reeidencee,  $12,000. 
Halsted  st  8  5321,  H  Olerich,  three  story  and  base  I 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,600. 


r>IR.ECTOK.Y 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  -A.  Gr  as  N  T  S  .  (  


ANDERSON.  QuBtavne,  Rcom  2,  70  La  Salle  it 
BAIBD  b  WARNER,  Rms.  18  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  b  PARISH,  1S7  La  Salle  it. 
BARNEY  BRUO    B.,  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BOH  WORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
WaFhington  sta, 

DKLAMATER,  8..  56  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DREYEB  E.  S.  &  Oo.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
DCNLAP  SMITH  4  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohicago  III. 
EGQLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  i  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Oommerc. 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iTRIOKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Bit. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
QOODKIDGE,  Edward,  b  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C.  li.  i  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masotic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  *  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-et.,  S  Chicago. 
SOYNB  BROS,  88  LaSalle  8t. 
HORLB0T,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  et. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Woshington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  rt. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Assoola  ion  Bldg.,  163  ana  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SOU  A  Co.,  189  Ladalle  et. 
LOEB,  Wul.  &  00.,  120  LoSalle  st 
nAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
UEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
VIERIQ  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  *  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
VIULLIEEN,  0.  fl.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR  tON,T.  J,  Cole's  Bloi k,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  *  00.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
80HUMA0BEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  B  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  it  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bld{«. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  156  LaSalle  Stra 
ZUITEBMEI8TER,  H.  0..  &  Oo.,  818  8.  Halsted 

BA1VKEB8. 

DREYER  S.  S.,  &  Oo.,  108  Dearbon.  et. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strer 
MERCHANTS  EX'JHANQE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
eSABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Deart)on. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  ftandolpa. 


Abitracti  of  Title. 

1ADDO0K  VALLETTE  k  RIOSOORDS,  107rear- 
bom  et. 

HANDT  b  CO.,  93-4  Waghlnsttm  st 
PKLTZKE,  OTTO  A  00.,  86  Washington  st. 
BKOOBDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  DKPT..  Oonnty  f  onrt 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


Tflfi  UfiAt  "filSTAl^fi  AUD  BtJlLDlNO  JOURNAL 


September?,  I895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAL  ATTEWTIOX 

TO  THE  MANDFACTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITX. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 

A  WNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  US  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  cat'  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

OHIOAGO. 

AUSm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  By.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Ute. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  ai>d  Qeperal  |^ardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOCLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  t!ie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^Iven: 
to  r^^modeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 

drainage 

systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

an;l  our 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


/*  tlas  Fire  AssdraDoe  Co.,  England. 
North  Qerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ina.  Co  ,  Uamborg. 


Rochester  German  Ids.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi'e  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180-191  L.AIitAIiLiE  8TKKKT. 

CHICAeo  IL.l.IIVOIi« 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker 


T  leohone  Main  1353. 


l^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  llarqaette  Bide,  ^  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawu— Rust  Proof. 

Andrews_M^ 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  f  U  C  A  D  £xcapt  theit 
them       VHH_nr  pf|^g 

Tyoewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supp  ne  Batk  where  ncpd  n 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  E.  Andrews  &  Co.,^'^  hicago""- 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

K  innear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Co!e&Son, 

Room  10,  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAOO,  ILL. 


Henry  JiGospve&  Go. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG..  ;; 
CHiCACOv 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent.  i 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  &  ChandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASHiiVCTOnr,  D.  c. 


C.  FLOOD. 


...Telephone  No  9.. 


OHAS.  F.  TAYLCE. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9a04  C03I9IEKCf  Ali  AVENUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OplBlona  oriltles  Farnlehed 


B     E.  BB'^WNEI.i:,, 
Preet, 


H.  H     OB068,  aE9.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Vioe-Prest.  Secy .  Si  Ti  e»8. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building  Chicago. 


TelephODe,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS. 

ARCHITECT, 

SUIT  713  OXPORO  BUILDtHO,  (~^\^  T  rfi  ) 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St.  IX cO,  W 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  yoii  note  the  following  Prices  on 

KEAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 

L'-ts  of  B,  depend-  LotR  of  10,  depend-   Lots      Lots  Lots 
lug  on  amoant  of      ing  on  amount  of    of  of  of 

8  i; )  ma  ter.  matter.  25  50  100 

2x.J  ft.  60C  to  75c  50c  to  60c  35c  32c  30c 
3x4  ft.  90cto$l.0C  80c  to  90c  70c  65c  63c 
4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  11,90  $1.45    $1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  J 2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


llliu.«I2l  s 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  37. 


CHICAGO,  SEPTEMBER  14,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKt-Y  HBWSfAPER  OEVOTEO  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTBRH  SECURITIES,  BUILJ3INQ  AMD  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wa,sliin.gton  Street. 


WASMANSDORFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

HfoS.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CH1CA<>0. 


The  Investment  ot  Money  In  Gnod  FecurlUue  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort.ages  on  Keal  Es'ate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


-  EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/!lDrt|a|B  Loans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SXLLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MAOtSON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  i5o,  OHIOAQO. 


S.  W.  STRAUS  &  CO., 

Bankers  and  Brokers,  '''"'S.ties. 

lwIor'te;a,ge  Lioans. 

114  Ea  Salle  Street, 

New  Stock  Exchange  Building,  main  floor. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

OS   and.   Q4  Waslr|irig:ton.  Street, 
<|  CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Heal  Zstate.  Pirst  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


W.  D.  KEBFOOT.  G.  BIKKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

pgal  fstate,  [pan 

and  pinamial  Ai^^*^- 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


OILBEBT  U.  WEEKS. 


D. OOLBEBT. 


Telephone  Main  164?. 


Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MortgageLoans&RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 


8pecl»l  attenUoD  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assespments. 


(gicagfo. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance  > 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves- 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Ch|icag^o,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 


— TO- 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  ticl^ets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404:,  lOO  Wasningftori  Street. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  .and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Office 

Oalninet  av.,  and  47th  St, 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


WYLLTS  W.  BA.IBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  I..  WABNE£. 

Oonsulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Reah  Estate = and  RentM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

^^IBiMlLWAUKEE+AYENUEjK- 

Telephone  West  69!j.  CHICAGO 

J,H,    l?5  Dearborn  Street. 
1        1        &  CO. 


A.  O,  8LAUQHTEE. 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

bankers, 

1  15-1  17"  ILia  Sail©  street. 

Members  N.  Y.  stf^ck  Exchange.  Members  Ohicaga  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commlesion. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEL.E   HONE  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenua  and 
Madison  Street. 


CHICAGO 

llOi  Ovirgs  Building 
215  Dearlsorn  street. 


868 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtTRJfAL, 


Septetnb6r  U,  1896. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-cr©  •  Tretots  •  Fiaroliaseci 

Or  Salsdlvided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEK  OCEAN  BUILDINa. 

TKIi£PHOK£  1988. 
Stairs  Cabinet  Work  «rille8 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kinzie  et. 

Ctiicagfo. 


elephone,  Main  988. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
143  Eandolph  St. 

CHICAtiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5.C0  to  KO.m  per  a  DQam 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO. 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Office, 

BAN  KERS. 


94  La  Salle  Street,  ^'  ^ 


WaebiugtoD, 


OBIOAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

>3j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
«3j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($• 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearboia  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

^  BANKERS. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

elephona  838  West. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    G1,    G3AND    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  tbe 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

..Contractors  and  Material 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  .office  are  offered  unequaled 
.  .opportunities  for  protection 
.  against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

Frsncis,  B.  Peatody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CtllCagfO,  111. 


.THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 


Qbo.  Sobneideb,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  Vlcft  President. 
W  m.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Benbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oashler. 
Henbz  B,  Kiht,  2dAsst.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  GOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNGO, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


B.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO . 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
eth  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Bates: 

120  LA8ALLE  STI!E£T' 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exdianse  Balldlne,  -  Cliicaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


•THE-tCTja- 

Fjeal  ^sta(:e|BuiMi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

.CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance 
Building  and  real  estatk  , 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 
And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Publisher. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  37. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATUEDAY.  SEPTEMBER  14,  1895. 


85.00  PER  annum;  10c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  PliAOED . 


E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


BRANCH  OFFICE. 

Ravens WOOD 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 


JAMES  G,  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/aonBy  LoanBd  WitliDut  CDmrnisslon 

■3j  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT. 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION^ 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PR0PER1 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


B.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  18.^4. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

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of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

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H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB.   O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI9TEB 

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real*estate,  — 

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BANKERS, 

Loaris   anci    I^eal  Estate, 

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Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

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JOHN  DOLESE. 


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ESTABLISHBD  1868. 


Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

paving!  CONTRACTORS, 

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MANTirAOTUBBBS  DKALBBS  ID 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz, 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAQCi 

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lELEFHONS  MAIM  E2PBE8S  246. 

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TWda  and  Boadg  In  new  Sabdivisions. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REflL  ESTATE,  IN2URpCE,  LOpS 

SoDth  Ohlcaf^o  Property  a  Specialty.    OorreBpondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE 


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LOANS, 


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Real  Estate  Bouaht  and  Sold.   Loans  Negotiated 
on  iTiproved  City  Property,  Interets  of  Nor- 
Residents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Koom  201 .     -     167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  N0TAB7  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Mala  3733. 

Hnm'baldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D,  DEAN, 

REAI.  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Merchants  Eldg,, 

BRANCH  OFFIOE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Waehlngtoc  an 

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EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  "W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  ll,  \895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BETISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVERY  WEEK  ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

UABKEO  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OT  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADTEBTI8ED  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQj^NT'S 
ADDBIUIS  IS  aiTEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-atory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  1  6,500 

Armour  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
$1,530  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  lil. 

Bryan  av,  near  Yinoenues  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8.$ 7,500  and  S  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  ofifer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  1  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ^  of  the  northwest  }^  of  the  south- 
east }^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  tor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  ti,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11 .  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Qrove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.   R  1 1 .  $85,000 

Dearbotn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  SOth  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
Bldg  $  500 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  .  -  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

t  if4y-firBt  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4   ...  .$  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

f  4  $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  S0( 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.  P4...$  200 
Cor  50x: 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  :  $  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  46th  it,  IS-room  stone  house .  B  15 .  $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H15..$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64tfa  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,(00.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Fuches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

fConses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 


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south  side.     Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

Hyde  Park. — Fine  reeidenoe,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-siory  briok  bouse,  stone  front,  12 
roor"«»  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  flue  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.  L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 
159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 

Inglesideav,  near  56tk  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Larg«>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  hon.  es;  cheap.    H  15. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  ay,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q8, 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$10,00t 

Main  st,  near  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

<t  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15. .$30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  lOi  xl61, 

price  per  foot,    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 
W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago,  .o  $46,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W,  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
Bts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  126,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  H  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $|  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  il    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40i^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,40  ).    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  st. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocbs  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  III. 

South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  \reet  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rohkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Like  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
1-12  1  4,600 


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Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5  xlEO.  A  14$  7,0' (i 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

8  13  I 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6   $ 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  Xk  ar  12th  st,   2-8tory  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,('0n 

Wabas^h  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  60x180.  R  11.. $26^000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

8t  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8, 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  olear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  |  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $ 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W8  $ 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $ 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.    W8  1 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale  , — 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  f-t. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andtianssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Hidge  av ;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av. 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Jansaen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 

Clark  st,  corner  limit!",  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,f00 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.tlanoe  mortgage  or  North 
Share  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3 years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  p-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  oau  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37)^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8   $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,rO0 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  strreis, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone  ; 
front,  most  exoellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    olasn    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  doe  August  1,  1898  (i%     Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Jonroal . 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  truokine  improve-i 
ments.    Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacaot, 


September  14,  1895. 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


869 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,5C0 

Montana  at.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  I  9.000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrova  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  ?  2,5C0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  ionth  part 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13  $  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  brick  flat  bnildi  iji,,  J  8  rooms. 

A,  13    185,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f.,ot.    W8  *  2"" 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  I  5,500 

Ravenswood.— Ccmmercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParB,  and  94  La 
Salle  8t. 

Ravenswood— A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68>^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,nf0 

School  st,  corner,  75x1233^.    A  13  $  6,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24sl(i0  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  8  f  40  ft.    W  8 ....  $  3,000 

Sigel  8t,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  z5xl25  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  1  *iOOO 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bnilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  |12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  floe  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  ohurohes;  everything  first- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  60x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50xl4n  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 


WEST  8IDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft,    Price  each.  X14.$  1,050 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnea 
&  Pariah,  157  La  Salle  st, 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 

W8  $13,0C0 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  seoriflce. 

8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8. $11,000 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  1*5 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  11  ..$15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Parii  property.    Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  par- 
chaser;  9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  eto;    lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 
Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.     Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av    $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-Btory  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,3i  0 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26>i,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,   ,  i  34  6-10x1 00  )  S  20x128  |  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ^^^^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bn.*''!.  C  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  s,  Fyman'a  sub.  It  6  in  block  4  of 
east  3^  of  the  northwest  }£  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  U  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  Rthkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
■  sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  Ail  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  ^,000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  3^ 
of  the  northeast  3^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

housep,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  ^  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  25x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  %  1-200 

Groesdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Qrossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa   ....  $ 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale.— Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lota 
up  to  10  aoree.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages oflfered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8   .   ^  2,600 

Homer  st'  No  12.'briok  dwelling.    R  11  i  *.500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
aub  in  the  northeast       of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    All  % 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  aize  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-Btory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  at  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  •  

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  U  L^'^rn 

Ke<?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 
Kedzle'a  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  % 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.    F  A  Rahkopf, 


500 


300 


.$  150 


REAL  EaTATE  FOR  SALB. 

7^1  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^  of  section 
2:^,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 ....  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x13  2. 

R  11  f  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn, 

east  front.    8  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  ''L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  ll.$iO,OJO 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  at  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Noa  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lota  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  housee  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  %  2^500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homaa  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  aiits.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  }i  of  north- 
east 5^  of  northwest  3€       section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  ot  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-Toom  brick 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    exposed  plumbitig, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Osden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

^  flats.    Rll.....  112,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  3  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  %  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,300. 
aUo  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6. 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east  %  of 
southwest  }i  of  aectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
i'olk  st,  netfT  i  o-ntre  av,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  f  2,600 

Proviso— 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12ih  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takft 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stook, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lota  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39,  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  at  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  at  W,  Noa  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  at, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.-  R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    P."-ioe  per  acre.    A  14  $ 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $ 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

ia  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $ 

Twelftb  Bt,  near  St  Loais  av,  b  f  26x125.    W  8....| 


600 
750 


6,250 
2,100 


870 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  14,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W8....|  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoiuing 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  |100,000  profit  enb- 
divided;  very  choice  property . 

Two  valnable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  bnsiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  pale.    B  2. 

Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  bnildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  boys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  ard  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xlf  0 .  W  8 . .  f  2,000 
Walnut  tt,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,(i00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  |12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  |9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  |11,000.  Want  a  resi  'enoe 
nefir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  cash.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  oor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Franoisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.|  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

WashiDRton  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  S-story 
brick  building,  for  $1,0C0  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  f  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempio 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property,  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  cavigat'  an  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  >)eing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  bnt  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Franoisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  oare  of  in  traois  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (IcO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00)=.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  g 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,Ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3^00 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0f0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Iiilacd,    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beaatiful.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana.— Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  3^  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest. 
}4  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surronnded  by 
improved  farms  neat  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  valoe,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  6 

UISCEIiLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,000 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  dear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelhng  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rentfd;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
taining 4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
pstt  cash.    V  11. 

fclalsted  st,  near  l^th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40  000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  ' 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
briok;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees,  for 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Franoisco,  Cal, 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  at,  new  2-Btory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    WIS  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

I>  ^2  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x] 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Inonmhrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16  500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  bnildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  ^  $28,000 

Olybonrn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  qaiok. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 

Will  assume  small  amount.     D  L  Pery,  713 

Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 

lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 

income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 


California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranobes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty cODsidered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Franoisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -SSO-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear ;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  briok,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first  olass  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Reai, 
P^exATE  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  ordbv. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    Bl  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

B  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.—Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Buildirg  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 
Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.    Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

miscellaneous. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  ia  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $10,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    B  4. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 


September  li,  1895. 


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871 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  EXCHANGE. 

first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 
Have  onimproved  lands  and       cash  for  stock  of 

goods     X  11 
Oil  and  paint  mannfaotnring    plant  and  stock. 

Wonld  exchange     or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Anborn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  yicinity  of  Anbarn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
snitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  most  sell.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  bailding  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.  Sooond-class  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  ased  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  mannfactaring  pnrposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.   T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  bnilding  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  salt  tenant.    T  3. 

Fonr-story  and  basement  bnilding,  75  and  77  Market 
st.  Four-story  and  basement  bnilding,  223  Ban- 
dolph  st.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House.  AddresH 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  |20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  loice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Beal  Estate 
and  Building  Jouraal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  bnilding  worth  |7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  U  Bue 

&  Oo,  58  N  Clinton  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Colorado  — BancL  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Colorado  or  Western  Nebraska.  Must 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  building  stone  or  lime 
stone  quarries  on  it.  Tttle  must  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.  State  lowest  terms 
and  full  particulars.  Address  M  I,  care  Beal 
Estate  and  Building  Journal,  Chicago. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Boseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  da  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  BioHABDSON,  Bockford,  111. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  16  this  office. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  GBEdN. 


EUQENEH.  FISHBUBN. 
KANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  tSSe. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Olarls.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  And  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q  13.  Care  Heal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


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Compariy 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 
"LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

"LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

CHICA30  DIRECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OP  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


A  file  of  the  latest  Dlrectoilee  of  sU  tbe  other  large  cities  can  be 
(oond  at  oar  office  for  nse  of  the  pabllo. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  213,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjpining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorations  of  Oeiliogs  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Ciub  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  upon  applioation. 

CiiicagD  Interior  DBcoraMng  Co., 

1^9  and  150  Michigan  Are  ,  Cbicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paiH  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re> 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  libstracts of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

FBOMFI  SEBYIOE  AND  BEASONABLB  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwYNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellees,  Vice  Preet. 
A.  A.  PrEWABT,  Seo'y.   0-  B.  Labbaseb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Treat  Officer. 


THE  aCCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156.  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  informatiou 
reganling  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MSDICAI,  EXAMINATION  RBQUIRECO 


872 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


September  14,  18iB. 


THE 


Published  by  R.  C.  SMYERS. 


OrnOE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabsorlption  Frloe,  $5.00  Fer  Year. 


Entered  ae  seoond-class  matter  at  the  poetofBce,  Obicago. 


GHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  SEPTEMBER  14.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Optimistic  people  lilie  Chauncey  M.  Depew  are  not 
slow  to  predict  the  advent  of  a  period  of  great  pros- 
perity. In  an  interview  in  Europe  the  other  day  Mr. 
Depew  said  there  was  a  great  improvement  in  busi- 
ness manifest  in  England,  Germany,  France  and  Bel- 
gium, and  he  went  on  to  prophesy  that  the  whole 
world,  "the  United  States  especially,"  will  experi- 
ence an  era  of  prosperity  in  the  next  Ave  or  six  years. 
This  is  in  line  with  the  expressions  of  several  other 
eminent  business  men  who  are  supposed  to  be  skill- 
ful in  reading  the  signs  of  the  times,  and  who  during 
the  past  few  months  have  predicted  a  reversal  of  con- 
ditions and  a  gradual  ascent  from  stagnation  and 
poverty  to  activity  and  prosperity.  They  evidently 
think  that  inasmuch  as  the  whole  world  has  suffered 
a  severe  business  depression  extending  over  a  period 
of  from  six  to  eight  years,  varying  with  the  locality, 
it  is  now  time  for  a  change  for  the  better. 

Unfortunately,  the  West  has  not  yet  experienced 
any  of  this  return  of  prosperity.  The  weekly  table 
of  bank  clearings  shows  that  there  has  been  of  late  a 
decline  rather  than  a  gain.  Nearly  all  the  cities  of 
the  West  show  decreasing  percentages,  while  those 
of  the  East  show  increases.  Western  people  are  try- 
ing to  study  out  the  causes  of  this  apparent  favorit- 
ism of  fortune.  Thus  far  it  has  been  attributed  to 
the  lack  of  returns  as  yet  from  the  harvests,  but  now 
there  can  be  no  further  resort  to  this  excuse.  The 
harvest  is  over,  and  if  from  the  middle  of  September 
to  the  first  of  January  the  West  does  not  experience 
a  good  old-fashioned  boom  there  must  be  other  rea- 
sons adduced  for  delay. 

The  economic  conditions  governing  home  and  for- 
eign trade  relations  are  &o  numerous  and  varied  that 
it  is  impossible  to  predict  anything  with  certainty, 
and  the  writer  or  speaker  who  attempts  to  do  so  sim- 
ply draws  on  his  imagination.  Take  the  iron  trade, 
for  example.  The  boom  in  iron  continues  and  sharp 
advances  in  iron  products  are  reported  every  week. 
The  Iron  Age  says  that  the  latest  advance  in  pig 
iron  and  billets  has  not  yet  found  expression  in  prices 
for  the  finished  product,  and  further  remarks  that  an 
advance  all  along  the  line  looks  imminent.  But  here 
comes  in  these  collateral  conditions.  The  growth  in 
iron  production  continues  at  high  figures,  making  a 
a  new  record  for  the  season,  and  promising  soon  a 
record  which  is  higher  than  the  highest  of  any 
season.  Yet  the  demand  continues.  So  far  as  lake 
shipping  is  concerned,  the  ore  trade  at  the  close  of 
the  present  season  will  undoubtedly  surpass  all  pre- 
vious records,  and  to  meet  the  immense  demand  for 
ore  every  mine  in  the  Superior  region,  except  a  few 
which  are  temporarily  disabled  by  strikes  and  other 
causes,  is  being  pushed  to  the  limit.  But  the  very 
advance  in  prices  favors  another  complication  in  for- 
eign competition.  It  is  feared  that  if  the  present 
high  prices  are  maintained  foreign  iron  will  come  in 
and  displace  the  native  article.  And  so  the  would-be 
prophet  is  lost  in  a  maze  of  contradictory  opinions. 

The  growth  in  railroad  earnings,  like  the  advance 
in  the  iron  market,  is  one  of  the  most  important 
features  of  tlie  business  improvement.  The  most  re- 
cent reports  show  a  gain  in  the  income  of  nearly  all 
the  great  lines  as  compared  with  1884.  For  the 
month  of  July  there  was  an  expansion  of  $240,570  in 
the  gross  earnings  of  the  Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chi- 
cago and  St.  Louis;  of  $310,421  in  those  of  the  Wa- 
bash; of  1130,063  in  those  of  the  Chicago,  St.  Paul 


and  Omaha;  of  t510,oi4  in  those  of  the  Milwaukee 
and  St.  Paul;  of  $94,482  in  those  of  the  Chicago  and 
Eastern  Illinois;  of  $35,136  in  those  of  the  Philadel 
phia  and  Reading;  of  $656,070  in  those  of  the  Pennsyl- 
vania and  its  branches  east  of  Pittsburgh  and  Erie, 
and  of  $630,346  in  those  of  its  branches  west  of  those 
points.  The  gain  in  the  mouth  on  the  Pennsylvania 
is  nearly  equal  to  the  loss  in  that  time  in  1894.  The 
increase  in  net  earnings  of  course  has  not  kept  pace 
with  that  in  the  gross,  for  the  expenditures,  largely 
in  the  wages  item,  have  also  grown,  which  is  a  grati- 
fying fact. 

Confidence  has  been  strengthened  by  the  payment 
into  the  subtreasury  of  $3,000,000  in  gold  to  make 
good  recent  withdrawals.  It  was  bull  news  for  the 
New  York  stock  exchange.  Secretary  Carlisle  ex- 
pressed himself  freely  as  pleased  with  the  prospect. 
He  is  quoted  as  saving:  "I  should  most  certainly  re- 
gret the  necessity  of  another  bond  issue  and  I  do  not 
believe  there  will  be  any  such  necessity."  This,  how- 
ever, remains  to  be  seen,  and  if  it  shall  turn  out  that 
another  issue  of  bonds  is  required  to  keep  up  the 
gold  reserve,  it  can  then  no  longer  be  maintained 
that  this  country  is  prosperous  while  forced  to  borrow 
such  immense  sums  of  money. 

ON  THE  LOCAL  EXCHANGE. 

The  upward  movement  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Ex- 
change is  general  but  not  quite  equal  to  the  expecta- 
tions. There  is  no  good  reason  why  the  street  rail- 
way stocks  should  not  advance  rapidly.  The  West 
and  North  Side  Electric  lines,  for  example,  are  in  ex- 
cellent condition  and  doing  a  large  business.  Their 
new  equipment  has  been  bought  and  at  prices  touch- 
ing the  bottom  of  the  market,  so  that  it  is  said  of 
their  purchases  of  copper  wire  and  steel  rails  that  if 
bought  at  present  prices  tbey  would  cost  half  a  mil- 
lion dollars  more  than  they  were  contracted  for  a  few 
months  ago.  All  conditions  are  favorable  to  the  pay- 
ment of  large  dividends  by  these  lines,  yet  their 
stock  is  languishing.   What  is  the  matter? 

Lake  Street  stock  is  advancing  as  we  suggeste'^ 
last  week  it  ought  to  do.  The  Union  loop  project  is 
now  an  assured  success  and  this  fact  alone  should 
prove  to  be  a  powerful  bull  influence  on  all  the  eleva- 
ted stocks  which  will  be  directly  aided  by  the  Wa- 
bash avenue  lo(;p. 

All  indications  are  that  prices  in  general  will  never 
be  lower  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  than  they 
now  are,  and  that  from  this  time  on  there  will  be  a 
steady  advance  all  along  the  line.  It  is  a  good  time 
to  fall  in  with  the  procession. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  6. 

Inc. 

28  0 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
fllouston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 


$520,161,316 
84,421,763 
75,937,347 
64,133.639 
20.74'),964 
12,678,0,')8 
l:, 615,152 
12,496,051 
10,484,200 
9,000,9:0 
6,621,374 
3.756,371 
4,687,323 
3  991,547 
5,83i,344 
7  >  663, 280 
3,0sl,731 
3,353,500 
6.615,041 
4,040,917 
3,441,402 
2,275,234 
2.613,735 
2,939,800 
1.9J0.259 
1,818,248 
1,397,573 
2,087,963 
1,143,000 
1,511,827 
973,473 
1,176,885 
1,378,002 


13.9 
4.4 
6  6 
2  4 

12.0 


43.5 
11  6 


1.2 
45.0 


39.0 


14.2 

1.0 
2.1 


21.7 
2.8 


Dec. 
10.8 


9.3 
17.4 


5.1 
37.1 


19.0 
16.6 

18.5 

3.3 
18.5 


8.0 


9.0 
24.0 
23.4 


New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

San  Francisco 

Lynn 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  Del 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
fSioux  Falls 
iFremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
tFargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
tToledo 
Augusta 
Davenport 


1,188,169 

2.4 

1,434,313 

2.0 

1,117,975 

1.0 

1,136,511 

30.1 

1,137,401 

9:^8.167 

11.2 

864,179 

27.0 

543,100 

12.0 

884,1^4 

11  4 

802. '43 

20  8 

66i;564 

1,049,245 

4.4 

620,437 

5.4 

481,655 

499,857 

18.7 

608,293 

12.4 

790,622 

6.9 

492,602 

8  8 

1,073,382 

95  0 

442,153 

4  3 

340,497 

17.6 

319,888 

17  5 

196,917 

26  8 

302.792 

19.0 

306,892 

6  7 

286,375 

9  5 

293,701 

23.6 

359,784 

29  5 

297  012 

22.5 

291,400 

2  6 

380,220 

39.0 

554,234 

27.0 

260,147 

51.0 

173,770 

36.5 

143,000 

40,021 

75.0 

54,173 

34.1 

83,123 

3  4 

210,000 

180,393 

11.2 

47.417 

6.5 

4,015,775 

1.8 

404,.^56 

44.0 

204,630 

7.2 

136,124 

8.0 

1,274,166 

204,511 

1.6 

2,133,920 

Total  $914,840,971 
Exclusive  of  iSew  York  394,697,653 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

$  9,476.662 
5,028,092 
140,174 
542,374 
773,483 


Total  $16,785,805 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


15  1 
1.5 


12  0 
27  0 


3.7 
13.5 


8.7 
17.0 


THE  DRAIN  OF  BOLD. 


100  MILLIONS  SPENT  BY  TOURISTS  IN  EUROPE. 

According  to  the  most  reliable  estimates  of  the 
amount  of  gold  taken  to  Europe  every  year  by 
American  tourists,  the  sum  far  exceeds  the  required 
amount  of  the  gold  reserve  in  the  treasury  of  the 
United  States,  or  more  than  $100,000,000.  The  ocean 
steamship  companies  report  *100,000  first-class  passen- 
gers carried  out  by  them  from  this  side  of  the 
Atlantic  every  year,  besides  many  thousands  in  the 
stearage,  and  besides  business  men  who  go  to  Europe 
to  buy  goods  and  transact  other  business.  How  much 
the  trip  costs  each  one  of  them  can  be  known  only 
approximately.  Some  keep  down  their  expenditures 
to  $500  and  even  less,  many  require,  including  their 
payments  for  clothes,  furniture,  bric-a-brac,  china, 
books,  pictures,  and  jewelry,  $5,000,  and  a  few 
will  use  $50,000  or  more.  A  moderate  average  will 
be  $1,000,  so  that  $100,000,000  at  least  may  be  assumed 
to  be  the  sum  disbursed  abroad  in  the  course  of  every 
year  by  American  travelers  alone,  not  counting  per- 
manent residents.  What  the  expenditures  of  these 
last  amount  to  it  is  impossible  to  estimate  with  any 
degree  of  accuracy.  They  cannot  be  less  than  $5,000,- 
000  a  year,  and  may  be  ten  times  that. 

The  important  feature  of  this  matter  at  present  is 
that  we  are  approaching  the  season  when  this  foreign 
drain  upon  our  home  resources  is  just  beginning  to 
become  more  severe.  The  majority  of  outgoing  trav- 
ellers take  their  departure  in  May  and  June  and 
return  in  the  latter  part  of  August  or  the  beginning 
of  September.  During  the  earlier  part  of  their  trip 
they  spend  money  mostly  for  hotel  bills  and  railroad 
faies,  but  a  short  time  before  they  returi^  tUey  begin 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


873 


thos.j  purchases  of  clothing  and  other  foreign  made 
articles  which  cause  so  much  exasperation  to  home 
tradesmen  and  artisans.  ihe  consequence  is  that 
they  draw  during  August  and  September,  twice  as 
much  as  they  did  in  the  preceding  months,  and  the 
money  has  to  be  provided,  if  not  by  shipments  of 
other  products,  than  by  gold.  But  this  estimate 
does  not  take  into  account  the  expenditures  of 
second-class  or  steerage  passengers,  nor  does  it  fully 
estimate  the  vast  sums  expended  by  wealthy  people 
who  reside  abroad  and  draw  their  revenue  from  the 
United  States,  and  of  the  thousands  of  students  who 
attend  institutions  of  learning  to  obtain  a  fashion- 
able education.  Add  to  this  enormous  drain  of  gold 
the  amount  required  to  pay  interest  on  our  bonds  and 
securities  and  you  have  reasons  enough  to  satisfy 
even  a  stupid  free  trader  of  the  cau&e  of  the  shrink- 
age of  the  gold  reserve.  Besides  all  these  sources  of 
outlay  for  the  benefit  of  Europeans  we  have 
abundantly  shown  in  previous  numbers  of  the 
Journal  that  our  imports  exceed  our  exports  in  a 
far  greater  sum.  But  we  forbear.  It  is  irksome  to 
recount  those  figures  and  statements.  Our  readers 
readers  can  grasp  the  situation.  We  are  like  the 
doctor  who  always  prescribed  alcohol  or  liquor  for 
his  patients  and  then  got  gloriously  drank  at  their 
expense.  Sometimes  the  patient  died  when  he 
invariably  found  refuge  in  Alexander  Pope's  famous 
couplet  with  slight  variations,  as  follows: 

"Truths  woald  yon  teaoh,  or  eavi  a  sinking  land 
All  fear,  none  aid  you  and  d — n  few  nnderstand," 
as  an  expressive  way  of  asserting  that  the  nurse 
did  not  follow  instructions.  It  begins  to  look  as 
though  the  doctor  and  the  nurse  were  both  drunk. 
The  only  way  to  save  the  $100,000,000  or  more  spent 
by  tourists  is  to  devise  some  means  of  keeping  them 
at  home.  One  way  would  be  to  clean  the  streets  and 
alleys  of  cur  cities  so  as  to  make  life  in  the  United 
States  worth  living.  Congress  might  pass  a  law  au- 
thorizing the  collection  of  a  tax  from  all  persons 
taking  passage  on  ocean  steamers  or  a  law  authoriz- 
ing writs  of  NE  EXEAT.  The  more  you  object  to 
Americans  going  abroad  the  more  they  will  go  in  the 
absence  of  any  restraining  power.  Tariff  legislation 
will  never  reach  this  evil  if  evil  it  be  to  make 
money  in  the  United  States  and  spend  it  in  Europe. 
The  thousands  of  American  watering  resorts  in  the 
United  States  will  not  suffice  other  attractions  such 
as  pure  articles  of  drink  and  food,  polite  servants, 
polite  people  and  clean  streets,  as  well  as  art  treas- 
ures all  combine  with  the  novelty  of  crossing  the 
ocean  to  wean  Americans  from  their  anguish  here. 

*The  number  all  told  exoeeds  200,000. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

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American  Exchange  Nat  

A.merioan  Trust  and  Savings. . . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Borne  National  •  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   .... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Ohioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoant  1 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Aebed 

1  000  oon 



101 

101 

1  000  000 

tllS 

.17 

700  000 

e% 

f  112 

116 

500  000 

12% 

■25 

1  000  OOfi 

10% 

237 

2  000  000 

e% 

tl25 

131 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

142 

150 

500  000 

e% 

tU3 

t250 

3  000  000 

12% 

252 

255 

500  000 

■114 

tll5 

1  000  000 

■98 

If  0 

300  000 

8% 

■120 

126 

222  000 

\o% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

\()% 

■f350 

T400 

500  000 

6% 

f  130 

■fl.35 

200  000 

H 

99 

1  An  1  / 
100>g 

500  000 

20% 

526 

t550 

2  001)  000 

12% 

t270 

2  000  000 

10% 

tl61 

165 

1  000  000 

s% 

fl25 

127>^ 

1  000  000 

12% 

245 

•j-255 

750  000 

8% 

230 

■^240 

1  000  000 

12% 

■fl35 

fieo 

I  000  000 

\l80 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

G% 

tl60 

2  000  00( 

8% 

tll2 

115 

500  000 

2?0 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhoten  Brw  Co  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

u  «»  "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  . .  ,  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


DECISION  UNDER  THE  ALIEN  ACT. 

In  deciding  the  suit  of  Jane  Holland  against  Sarah 
Went  recently  Judge  Baker  passed  upon  an  unusual 
form  of  action  and  also  decided  a  question  of  law  of 
interest  to  persons  who  are  aliens  of  the  United 
States.  The  action  was  one  of  account,  which  is  not 
often  brought  in  this  State,  between  Jane  Holland, 
of  Bromsgrove,  England,  and  Sarah  Went,  the  widow 
of  William  Went,  who  died  in  Chicago  in  1892,  a  na- 
tive of  England,  but  a  naturalized  citizen  of  the 
United  States. 

By  his  will  Went  left  his  property  in  equal  portions 
to  his  wife  and  to  two  sisters  in  England,  aliens, 
Later  under  the  statute  one  of  the  sisters,  the  pres- 
ent plaintiff,  deeded  her  share  of  the  property  to 
James  Manning.  She  then  sued  the  widow  in  the 
old  action  of  account  for  her  share  of  the  rents  of 
the  property  until  she  sold  it.  Judge  Baker  held  for 
the  defendant,  as  he  said  that  the  statute  should  be 
strictly  construed  and  that  it  did  not  provide  that 
aliens  should  not  be  entitled  to  real  property  either 
by  descent  or  by  purchase. 

The  decision  of  Judge  Baker  is  placed  upon  the  same 
lines  as  the  recent  decisions  of  the  Supreme  Court 
In  the  same  controversey,  upon  the  alien  law. 


A.m  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo  Bs 

A.m  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  StRy  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  5s,  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6a. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Co'sGs  1912 

Jhicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extenBion)1933 

Ohioago  Oity  Ry  6-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  68 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  5s  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68  -  

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58 . .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  Ss  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  By  Ist  M  6a  -i^OO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  l8t  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  oon  S%....  1943 

South  Park  68  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  6sl900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  5s  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  5  


Amount 

Bid 

Asked 

8     350  000 

1  260  000 

97 

99 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

99M 

h  0 

3  166  000 

tl02i 

tl05i 

300  000 

100 

102% 

581  000 

tlOO 

tl09i 

2  206  000 

60 

70 

7  600  000 

63 

67 

3  000  000 

t41 

41 

4  619  600 

lOOj^ 

101 

400  000 

tl09 

1  250  000 

102% 

103 

250  000 

t90 

900  000 

t95 

98 

1  600  O'-J 

650  COO 

TlOO 

t91 

600  000 

tlOO 

tioij 

75  000 

2  000  000 

10  OCO  000 

92 

4  546  000 

8IK 

82M 

■t-40 

t47 

1  500  000  ^971-2' 

600  000 

106 

fio/ 

1  850  OCO 

100^ 

101% 

2  360  000 

103^ 

104 

3  400  000 

t87K 

t91 

■|-in2 

tl04 

217  000 

f92 

4  100  00( 

10234 

103 

1  500  000 

100^ 

tl03 

2  000  000 

lOlM 

102 

1  000  000 

427  OOC 

97^ 

P77n  000 

15 

16 

£775  000 

8% 

34 

36 

£200  000 

7% 

t20 

ponn  oon 

t43V 

t48U 

10  000  000 

70 

70^ 

500  000 

Sr.% 

■fsio 

1600 

5  500  000 

12% 

2931^ 

294 

2  500  000 

1% 

112 

115 

18  000  000 

t31 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tl54 

1 

A  000  000 

13 

14 

1  000  POO 

*  A' 

58 

60 

1  600  000 

7? 

t95 

500  000 

10^ 

1  250  000 

■65% 

13  189  000 

9% 

128% 

128M 

2  260  000 

t60 

eb}4 

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  qootationa  given. 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Newark,  N.  J. — It  is  propDsed  to  erect  a  new  oity  hall. 
By  act  of  the  Legislature  the  oity  already  has  authority  to 
issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $300,000  and  use  the  money 
in  building  same. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dook  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"      Gas  Co   

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illiaois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  ated  R  R  

In  Pacic  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  Psok  1r,  Prov  Oo  fifd  


Amount 
Gap  Stock. 


$  1  250  000 

6  000  OCO 
3  569  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£826  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

50  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


Anl 

D 

Bid 

Aeked 

s% 

tll6 

48 

481^ 

69 

70  ' 

"5% 

65 

66 

7% 
8% 

m 

8% 
12% 

"h 

H 
12% 
10% 


T1378 
3iy2 
39M 

piy2 

3181^ 

piVs 

fl60 
128 


22 
4 
9 


tl5 

33 
■f40 

54 

8% 
3  20 

t55% 

170 
129>^ 

22% 
6. 
12 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  September  7,  1895. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  E.  00. 

100.,..  291J^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILIi, 

56  1281^ 

OHI  OITY  BAILWAY . 

48  318 

50  319 

OHI  AND  8  B  BAP  TBAN  00. 
46  8% 

10— cash  8% 


Monday,  September  9, 


C  &  O  OANAL  &  ODOK. 

6  70 

LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  R  B . 

10..  21% 

10  

435  

840   

150  

50— ao't  21^ 

450— ao't  21;^ 

5tO— ao't  

550— ac't  , 

1895. 


.21% 

■2i% 

.22 

.221^ 


22 
22}^ 


NO  OHI  6T  E  E  43^8 

50— ao't  292% 

NEW  TOEK  BISCUIT  00 . 

100  70 

AM,  STBAW  BOAED  CO. 

50  48 

O  &  C   CAMAI.  &  DOOE. 

50— ac't  69M 


50— ao't  

CHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT 

60  

50  

W.  OHI.  STBBET  E. 

50  

10  

54  

50— ac't  

450— ac't  


70 

00. 

...14 
...141^ 

B. 

..1283^ 
..128% 
..128>^ 
..128}4 
128% 


BTBEET'S  W.  CAE  LINE. 

50...  

£0  13^ 

60  -ac't  133^ 

OHI.  &  8.  B.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

100  

98  

27  

24  

150 — acot  

100— ac't  

50— ao't  

150 — ao't  

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

76  21% 

130  21% 

205  22 

800— ao't  21% 

550— ao't  22 


.8% 

■sh 

.8M 
.9 

.8% 

■m 

.8% 
.9 


259— aoot  128^ 

Tuesday,  September  lO,  1895. 

NATIONAL  BAILWAY  00.  NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  00 

23  110  176. 

O.  &  O,    O.   &  DOCK  OHI, 

50— ac't  69%  125 

STEEET's  W.    CAE  LINE 

10  13U 


8.  S. 


 70 

BAP.  TraN.  CO. 
 8% 


50 
200 


100— aoot  133^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
10  129 

100— ac't  128^ 

100— ao't  128% 

W.  CHI.  STREET  E.  B. 

25  1283^ 

50— ao't  128% 

100— ac't  128% 


 8^ 

ac't  »% 

NO.  CHI.ST.  E.  B.  00. 

60  293 

50— ao't  299 

50— ao't  2933^ 

50— ac't  294 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATEDS.  B. 
115  ....21^ 

150  21M 

90O— ac't  21% 

350— ac't  21M 

1(0— ao't  21% 


Wednesday,  September  I  I,  1895. 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  CO.  NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  CO. 

60— ac't  483^  200  70 


EXCHANGE  NAT  L  B'K 

 101 


AM 

£0  

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B 

15  

50— ao't  

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO 

50  

100  -ac't  

200— ao't 


•V.  r\-al,  STBEET  E.  B. 


E.  CO. 

 293 

 2933^ 

ILL. 

,.128 
,.  1273^ 
..1273^ 
50— ao't  128 

OAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  &  DOCK  CO . 
50  68% 

50  69 

150— ac't  69 

50  --ac't  693^ 

CHI.  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 


11  128 

39  1283^ 

50  1285^ 

150— ao't  1283^ 

.1283^ 
.1283^ 
.128M 


-ao't. 
-ao't . 
-ao't . 


100  83^  250— ac't 

125  8%    50— ac't 

160— ao't  8% 


50- 
50- 
200- 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

1  21M 

50  21% 

310  22 

20  223^ 

200— ao't  21% 

450— ac't  21% 

850— ac't  22 

260— ao't  221^ 

 22M 

 22% 


874 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Scptetnber  14,  1898 


Thursday,  September  12,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MAION  00.,  ILL. 
30  128 


100— aoot  29* 

50— ao't  29i}4 


OHI.  OITS  B  T 

30  ...319 

OAI..  &  OHI.   OANAIi      OOOK.  NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50  60  293 

W.  OHI.  STBEEI   B.  B. 

100  293^ 

4  128»^    fiO— ao't  29331 

OHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT.  00. 
100— ao't          ,   14 

LAKE    ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
KO  22 

6   22}4 

130   22% 

50  22>^ 

•6934    30  22% 

50  ■  69^  450— ao't.  22' 

5  68%    50— ao't   22}^ 

OHI    &   8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN.  00.      50  fto't  22 

150  ,  by4    60— ao't   22% 

50  7(0— ao't  22V^ 

50— ao't  8,1:^  400— ao't  22% 

100— ao't  22% 


8TBEET  S  W  .  OAB  LINE. 

70  13Ji 

50~ao't  13>^ 

NEW  SOBE  BI80UIT  00. 
10  


Friday,  Seotember  13,  1895. 


OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DCOK. 

60  68 

STBEET'S  W  .  OAB  LINE  . 

100  U}4 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 
3  128 

50— ao't  127 

NO.  Cni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

10   293J^ 

150— ao't  294 

CHI.  CITT  ii'Y. 

74  318 

10  318J^ 

OHI  &  a.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

-0   7% 

60   7% 



 8 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 
70  

160  

10   

50— ao't  

850— ao't  

100— ao't  


10. 
60. 


lO'i— ao't  71^ 

100— ao't  1% 

50— ao't  1}4 

50— ao't  7% 

50— ao't  7^ 


W  .  CHI.  STKEET  B 

2  

125  

15  

110  

56 — cash   

60 — oash   

150— ao't  

£00— ao't  IS:  7  3^ 

300— ao't  127  J4 

300— ao't....      ,  127>| 

100— ao't  1271^ 

100— ao't  127^ 

EO— ao't  127^ 

50— ao't  128 

200— ao't  128>^ 


B.  B. 

...21M 
...21M 
..  21Jg 
...21% 
...21% 

..  2i;g 

B. 

127 

,.127i^ 
,,128 
.127 
.127)4 

126jg 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  47 

Cal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Co  67 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  13 

Pfd....31 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  33 
"  "  Pfd.49 

Chi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  7 

Ohioago  Gas  Co  62 

Diamond  Match  Co,  111.  127 


M  Lake  Street  Elevated. .21^ 

In  Pbg  &  Pro  Co   3>| 

"  '  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  pfd. .  8 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  15 

Pfd.  33 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  67 

M  N  Chi  St  R  R  293 

Street's  W  8  C  Line  . .  .Vi]^ 
W  Obi  St  R  B  126% 


TO  MANUFACTURE  COTTON  IN  THE  WEST. 

MORE  CAPITAL  NEEDED  FOR  MANUFACTDRING  PUR- 
POSES IN  THE  WESTERN  STATES. 

Tbe  rapid  progress  made  io  other  countries  in  the 
manufacture  of  cotton  has  awakened  a  more  active 
interest  in  this  important  subject  in  the  West  and 
South.  The  experiment  of  manufacturing  cotton  in 
St.  Louis  with  improved  machinery  is  to  be  made  at 
once.  The  old  Home  cotton  mill,  which  closed  down 
five  or  six  years  ago,  is  to  be  reopened  by  local  capital, 
and  under  the  direction  of  the  agent  of  New  England 
capitalists  is  to  be  operated  largely  as  an  experiment. 

A  few  months  ago  in  the  discussion  of  the  question 
of  cotton  mills  nearer  the  fields,  the  assertion  was 
made  that  the  climatic  conditions  in  the  South  were 
unfavorable  to  cotton  manufacturing.  This  some- 
what dampened  the  ardor  of  St.  Louis  cotton  men, 
who  had  agreed  to  furnish  half  the  capital  to  any 
amount  for  establishing  factories  there  on  an  elabo- 
rate scale,  provided  eastern  men  would  furnish  the 
other  half. 

An  expert  was  sent  out  by  certain  companies  who 
thought  seriously  of  putting  half  a  million  dollars 
into  the  enterprise.  He  examined  the  old  Home 
plant  and  talked  matters  over.  His  conclusion  was 
that  the  failure  of  the  Home  was  in  no  sense  due  to 
climatic  conditions,  but  was  chiefly  caused  by  being 
in  the  hands  of  men  who  were  not  familiar  with  the 
business. 

The  result  is  that  home  capital  and  outside  experi- 
ence have  combined  to  make  an  experiment.  On  the 
success  of  this  experiment,  after  the  reorganization 


and  re-equipment  of  the  Home  mill,  negotiations 
now  pending  between  the  Business  Men's  League  of 
St.  Louis  and  eastern  capitalists  depend. 

The  Financial  and  Industrial  Record  says:  "There 
can  be  no  reasonable  doubt  as  to  the  success  of  the 
reconstructed  Home  mill.  St.  Louis  is  properly  situ- 
ated for  a  cotton  manufacuring  city,  and  is  able  to 
obtain  Its  raw  supples  at  about  one- fourth  the  freight 
charges  paid  by  New  England. 

"St.  Louis  could  have  two  or  three  large  mills  in 
operation  now  if  it  had  been  thought  desirable  to 
otter  large  bonuses  to  comparatively  squall  concerns 
who  put  themselves  up  at  auction  in  the  spring  and 
locate  in  the  cities  paying  them  the  most  money. 
Ihis  city  has  never  been  in  the  habit  of  giving 
bonuses,  holding  that  all  that  can  possibly  be  de- 
manded is  patronage  and  capital  for  legitimate  en- 
terprises able  to  stand  on  their  own  merits." 

The  same  subject  has  been  agitated  in  Chicago  but 
so  far  no  cotton  has  yet  been  manufactured  here. 

The  importance  of  this  industry  is  commanding 
the  official  notici  and  earnest  attention  of  the  lead 
ing  countries  of  the  world. 

Japan  entered  the  cotton  Industry  long  after  India 
had  made  a  good  start;  but  the  progress  that  has 
been  made  by  Japan  in  the  last  12  years  is  one  of  the 
industrial  marvels  of  that  country.  In  1883  there 
were  16  mills  with  43,700  spindles,  in  Japan,  and  by 
1693  the  number  of  mills  had  increased  to  46,  with 
about  600,000  spindles.  At  the  present  lime  there 
are  said  to  be  about  700,000  spindles  in  operation  in 
Japan,  using  native  labor  at  an  average  cost  of  about 
16  cents  per  day,  and  earning  from  8  to  28  per  cent 
per  annum  upon  their  capital.  Japan  is  not  only 
supplying  much  of  her  home  market  with  yarn  and 
cloth,  but  is  also  exporting  largely  to  China.  With 
both  India  and  Japan  competing  for  the  Chinese 
trade  there  has  been  a  heavy  decline  in  the  British 
and  American  exports  of  cotton  goods  to  China.  In 
1880  England  shipped  to  China  and  Hong  Kong  570, 
276,800  yards  of  cotton  piece  goods,  valued  at  $29,- 
410,776;  while  in  1894  the  exports  were  only  425.340,- 
000  yards,  valued  at  $l8,84ii,998.  In  1891,  when  our 
export  trade  in  cotton  goods  reached  its  highest  point, 
the  shipments  of  American  cloth  to  China  amounted 
to  83,076,300  yards,  valued  at  $5,355,640,  In  1894  our 
exports  to  China  were  only  48,998,016  yards,  valued  at 
$2,571,952. 

In  a  previous  issue  of  the  Journal  the  rapid  in 
crease  of  cotton  manufacturing  in  Russia  and  Bul- 
garia was  commented  on.  If  climatic  conditions  in 
Japan,  China,  Russia  and  England  as  well  as  through 
out  the  Eastern  and  Middle  States  are  favorable  to 
cotton  manufacturing  the  Western  and  southwestern 
States  ought  to  furnish  varieties  of  climate  enough 
to  answer  the  purpose.  Manufacturers  throughout 
the  world  will  await  with  interest  the  result  of  a 
second  experiment  at  St.  Louis 

Contrary  to  opinions  expressed  by  many  leading 
manufacturers  of  the  United  States  a  leading  New 
York  paper  of  free  trade  proclivities  says:  "We  must 
soon  find  new  foreign  markets  for  the  vast  output  of 
American  fabrics  or  many  of  the  mills  must  run  on 
short  time  and  wages  must  become  unsteady  and  un- 
remunerative."  "This  is  the  condition  that  confronts 
the  manufacturers  in  tbe  first  months  of  a  revival  of 
business,  says  the  Chicago  Times-Herald.  The  mills 
have  been  running  on  short  time  nearly  two  years, 
but  instead  of  finding  empty  warehouses  to  fill,  they 
find  warehouses  stocked  with  foreign  made  goods. 
And  instead  of  a  demand  that  these  foreign  made 
goods  be  kept  out  of  the  country  by  a  return  to  the 
protective  policy,  the  demand  is  for  new  foreign 
markets.  Where  are  these  foreign  markets  which 
the  free  traders  think  we  can  have  for  asking?  What 
chance  have  American  manufacturers  of  undersell- 
ing foreign  competitors  in  foreign  markets  when  we 
cannot  hold  our  own  markets  with  the  help  of  such 
low  duties  as  they  have  given  us?  Opening  our 
markets  to  free  raw  material  kills  one  branch  of  in- 
dustry without  opening  other  markets  to  our  manu- 
factured goods  We  have  always  had  free  cotton, 
but  our  exports  of  cotton  clothes  are  limited  to  the 
coarser  varieties.  We  have  had  free  hides  for  years 
and  Great  Britain  holds  her  markets  open  to  the  free 
admission  of  our  leather  products,  but  we  import 
more  in  that  line  than  we  export.  The  experience 
of  the  past  two  years  has  shown  what  an  illusion  the 
foreign  market  is.  With  labor  cheaper  than  ever 
before,  with  mill  owners  willing  to  forego  profits  to 
keep  their  men  employed,  we  have  made  no  progress 
in  getting  possession  of  the  much  talked  of  markets 
of  the  world." 

As  expressed  elsewhere  in  this  issue  of  the  Journal 


we  must  stimulate  and  encourage  the  manufacture 
of  such  articles  as  are  imported  as  far  as  practicable. 
Then  our  warehouses  will  not  be  filled  with  foreign 
goods.  To  manufacture  cotton,fine  leather  and  woolen 
goods  enough  to  supply  our  home  trade  and  if  possible 
enough  to  supply  other  countries  not  having  the  raw 
materials  for  their  production  is  a  better  doctrine 
for  Americans  than  free  trade. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Chicago  is  growing  more  rapidly  than  New  York 
ever  grew  in  its  palmiest  days,  and  Chicago  real  estate 
is  increasing  in  value  accordingly.  A  leaf  from  the 
history  of  one  of  the  wealthiest  families  in  America, 
who  made  their  immense  fortune  entirely  through 
careful  investment  in  New  York  property,  ought  to 
be  a  sufficient  word  to  the  wise  in  Chicago. 

William  Waldorf  Astor  and  John  Jacob  Astor  are 
said  to  be  the  largest  individual  owners  of  real  estate 
in  New  York  City.  Like  John  Jacob  Astor,  the  older, 
they  have  always  regarded  real  estate  as  the  best  and 
safest  investment.  Old  John  Jacob  Astor  first  be- 
came a  real  estate  owner  in  New  York  in  178J,  when 
he  bought  for  $25  a  lot  on  the  Bowery  near  Elizabeth 
street.  Twenty-one  years  later  he  was  the  largest 
holder  of  real  estate  in  New  York,  and  his  descend- 
ants have  ever  since  kept  the  lead  in  this  respect. 

One  real  estate  authority  in  speaking  about  the 
Astor  land  holdings  said  that  south  of  eighty-sixth 
street  it  included  twenty-five  acres  of  land  solidly 
built  up,  yet  this  does  not  include  more  than  half  of 
the  Astor  estate.  When  John  Jacob  Astor  the  first 
died  he  was  said  to  be  worth  $20,000,000.  At  William 
Astor's  death  it  was  reputed  that  he  was  worth 
$50,000,000,  but  this  estimate  has  been  declared  to  be 
too  low.  The  Astor  fortune  can  not  now  be  less  than 
$100,000,000,  all  accumulated  within  about  TOO  years, 
and  yet  many  people  still  speak  slightingly  of  real 
estate  investments. 

The  rapid  advance  in  State  street  values  is  still  a 
matter  of  every  day  comment  among  brokers  and 
owners.  Three  years  ago  Levy  Mayer  purchased  the 
southwest  corner  of  State  and  Qui ncy  streets;  42  by 
iOO  feet,  for  $365,000,  $8,690  a  front  foot,  or  $87  a  square 
foot.  This  high  figure  was  exceeded  last  year  when 
Adolf  Kraus  bought  26  by  83  feet  at  No.  155  State 
street  for  $240,000,  or  $9,230  a  front  foot  and  $111.21  a 
square  foot.  High  as  these  prices  seem,  it  is  certain 
they  have  not  depreciated  any  since  the  times  of 
purchase.  This  opinion  is  now  confirmed  by  the  re- 
ported sale  by  Orson  B.  Smith  of  40  by  100  feet  on  the 
west  side  of  State  street,  100  feet  south  of  Van  Buren, 
for  $240,000  or  at  the  rate  of  $6,000  a  front  foot  and 
$60  a  square  foot.  The  property  is  now  occupied  by 
Kohl  &  Middleton  for  a  museum  and  they  pay  an 
annual  rental  of  $11,000,  so  that  the  sale  is  approxi- 
mately on  a  5  per  cent  basis.  The  improvement  in 
this  case  is  of  no  considerable  value,  and  the  price 
virtually  represents  the  investment  worth  of  the 
land.  It  is  admitted  by  the  best  brokers  that  inside 
property  in  that  vicinity  is  worth  between  $6,000  and 
$7,000  a  front  foot— a  figure  unheard  of  in  Chicago 
real  estate  transactions  previous  to  five  or  six  years 
ago. 

The  transfer  list  gives  absolutely  no  comfort  this 
week.  One  sale  of  $80,000  is  recorded,  it  is  true,  but 
this  was  consummated  last  week.  The  Frankenthal 
property,  40  by  45  feet,  land  and  building,  on  South 
Waterstreet,  south  front  120  feet  west  of  State  street, 
was  sold  to  Gen.  George  W.  Smith  at  $;0,000.  It  is 
understood  that  Gen.  Smith  takes  title  to  the  prop- 
erty for  McLoughlin  Bros.,  who  occupy  the  building 
and  own  the  forty  feet  adjoining  to  the  east. 

Brokers  report  that  there  is  more  inquiry  now  than 
there  has  been  for  many  months.  The  demand  Is 
for  cheap  lots,  and  the  number  of  people  with  small 
amounts  of  money  to  invest  in  this  class  of  property 
is  surprising.  It  is  the  exception  rather  than  the 
rule  when  the  small  investor  has  more  than  $300  to 
$500  on  hand,  but  there  are  ra  my  of  these  small  in- 
vestors, and  as  they  look  around  for  some  safe  place 
to  plant  their  money  their  attention  is  naturally  at- 
tracted to  real  estate  as  affording  a  safe,  profitable, 


Septeint)er  14,  1895, 


TltE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAt,, 


875 


aod  pracLicable  iavestmeab.  Ifc  would  seem  as 
thoujjh  the  subdivision  busiaess  had  beeo  pretty 
thoroucfhly  worked  ia  the  past,  but  it  is  still  true 
that  no  business  is  more  profitable  in  Chicigo  nor  is 
likely  to  be  for  years  to  come,  because  the  widespread 
transportation  facilities,  the  rapid  growth  of  the  city 
and  the  comparative  prosperity  of  its  industrial  classes 
combine  to  make  cheap  1  jts  a  favorite  form  of  invest 
ment.  But  there  will  soon  be  no  more  cheap  lots  in 
Cook  county.- 

It  is  not  sufficient  to  allege  hard  times  to  account 
for  the  failure  of  so  many  building  and  loan  associ- 
ations. The  cause  is  rather  mismmagement.  Not  a 
single  one  of  the  old,  conservative  institutions  of  the 
city  was  forced  to  the  wall  even  in  the  height  of  the 
panic.  They  are  now  in  better  condition  than  they 
were  then,  and  in  some  instances  the  panic  was  a 
blessing  in  disguise.  But  of  the  wild-cat,  national, 
international  or  other  so-called  building  and  loan  as- 
sociations it  is  sufficient  to  say  that  they  are  one  by 
one  falling  by  the  wayside.  The  weeding  out  process 
is  a  good  one,  but  the  saddest  feature  of  it  is  that  in- 
nocent stockholders  in  these  bankrupt  concerns  must 
suffer,  instead  of  the  rascally  or  ignorant  managers 
who  wrecked  them. 

The  Northwestern  Mutual  Life 
pany  has  loaned  to  R.  D.  Sheppard  i 
1  to  4,  lot  49  b  1  in  Section  33,  39,  14; 
cent.  The  same  company  has  loaned  to  R.  A.  Harris 
on  his  lots  10,  11  and  part  12,  block  4,  Clark's  addi- 
tion $65,00')  for  five  years  at  5  per  cent.  These  in- 
stances will  illustrate  the  temper  of  the  loan  market 
Rates  are  low  but  securities  are  doubly  scrutinized. 
The  big  loaning  corporations  find  no  diminution  of 
the  demand  for  money,  but  they  are  compelled  to  go 
cautiously  as  the  demand  is  usually  for  more  money 
than  the  security  will  warrant 

As  an  evidence  of  Harvey's  fast  growing  popula- 
tion they  have  erected  and  will  open  for  the  fall 
term  a  very  handsome  schoolhouse  at  a  cost  of  $18,000. 
This  fine  suburb  but  a  few  miles  out.ide  of  Chicago, 
has  been  compelled  by  its  fast  increasing  population 
to  increase  its  school  facilities  notwithstanding  the 
many  schools  at  present  in  use.  Harvey  is  fast  be- 
coming the  leading  suburb  outside  of  Chicago  and 
as  a  manufacturing  center  it  stands  foremost. 


Insurance  Com- 
>65,000on  his  lots 
five  years,  5  per 


amendment  to  the  revenue  code  giving  property- 
owners  the  right  of  appeal  to  the  County  Board,  and 
this  section  can  be  found  on  Page  1,068  of  the  third 
volume  of  Starr  &  Curtis'  Revised  Statutes.  Previ- 
ous to  this,  appeal  could  only  be  made  to  County 
Boards  in  cases  where  assessments  were  made  after 
the  Town  Boards  of  Review  had  closed  their  business 
for  the  year,  and  these  instances  were  few  and  far 
between.  The  new  law  has  been  generally  overlooked 
by  lawyers  and  only  few  people  have  taken  advant- 
age of  it. 

Instances  are  given  in  cases  now  pending  in  the 
County  Court  wherein  some  of  the  owners  of  acres 
were  assessed  forty  to  fifty  per  cent  higher  than  ad- 
joiningr  tracts  which  were  even  more  favorably  situ- 
ated. If  these  gross  inequalities  have  existed  in  the 
assessments  for  State  and  county  taxes  how  much 
greater  have  been  the  opportunities  for  fleecing  the 
property  owners  in  making  special  assessments? 
Mayor  Swift  has  moved  in  the  right  direction.  He 
should  take  a  hand  in  all  Of  the  departments  of  the 
city  and  make  his  influence  felt.  Reform  in  all  things 
for  the  State  should  start  from  Chicago.  The  county 
and  the  State  are  both  in  need  of  reforms,  as  evi- 
denced by  investigations  at  Dunning  and  the  State 
Penitentiary. 


LIVE  QUESTIONS. 


LOWER  ASSESSMENTS. 

STREETS  TO  BE    PAVED  AT  HALF  OF    FORMER  COST. 

The  long  continued  and  earnest  agitation  of  the 
subject  of  unjust  special  assessments  is  bringing  good 
results  already.  Since  the  united  action  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board,  the  Civic  Federation  and  the  Citizens 
Association  to  bring  about  reform  in  the  Sjecial 
Assessment  system,  a  great  change  has  taken  place. 
Through  the  determined  efforts  of  the  Mayor  and  the 
Commissioner  of  the  Board  of  Public  Works  contracts 
have  been  let  recently  for  paving  twenty  eight  streets 
at  about  fifty  per  cent  of  old  prices.  It  is  therefore 
plain  enough  to  be  seen  by  the  most  obtuse  that  it  is 
not  more  laws  or  new  laws  we  need  as  much  as  hon 
esty  and  economy  in  public  officials.  Such  a  reduc- 
tion in  the  contract  price  of  street  paving,  sidewalk 
building  and  other  work  in  this  department  will  save 
millions  of  dollars  for  the  tax  payers  of  Chicago  every 
year.  This  spirit  of  economy  and  honesty  has  also 
taken  possession  of  the  County  Board  who  at  the 
meeting  of  the  Public  Service  Committee  on  Friday 
pointed  out  a  new  way  of  escape  from  unjust  assess 
ments.  Hitherto  the  Town  Assessors  and  Town 
Boards  of  Review  have  had  the  regulation  of  prop- 
erty va'ues  almost  exclusively  in  their  own  hands, 
and  there  was  no  appeal  from  their  verdicts  except 
in  an  action  in  the  County  Court  when  actual  fraud 
could  be  shown. 

Commenting  on  this  action  the  Tribune  says:  "If 
the  testimony  of  reputable  men  is  good  for  anything 
there  have  been  Assessors  in  this  county  who  did  not 
scruple  to  return  valuations  at  an  exorbitantly  high 
figure  when  owners  were  deaf  to  their  hints  about 
"fixing  the  thing  up,"  and  complaint  to  the  Town 
Board  of  Review  brought  no  relief.-" 

The  matter  got  to  be  so  scandalous  and  unbearable 
that  a  few  men  who  refused  to  be  sandbagged  quietly 
secured  the  passage  by  the  legislature  in  1891  of  an 


The  following  problems  or  questions  of  a  public 
and  scientific  character  now  occupy  the  minds  of 
the  leading  writers: 

"Is  Capital  Losing  Value?" 
"Increase  of  Farm  Tenancy  in  the  United 

States." 
"Future  of  the  Gold  Reserve." 
"Future  of  the  Democratic  Party." 
'  Habitability  of  Other  Planets." 
"Effect  of  Low  Wages  in  Europe  on  Manufactur- 
ing in  the  United  States." 


9. 
10. 

U. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


"How  to  Check  Dishonesty,  or  'Boodling"  in  the 

Public  Service." 
"Effects  of  Bicycle  Riding  on  Women— Physical 

and  Moral." 
•'Aerial  Navigation. 

"Should  the  Law  Regulate  the  Employment  of 
Labor  Saving  Machinery'?' 

"Should  the  State  or  Government  Pay  a  Bounty 
to  Manufacturers  and  Producers  of  Such  Arti- 
cles as  are  Imported?" 

"Will  the  Opening  of  the  Drainage  Canal  Inter- 
fere with  the  Commerce  of  the  Lakes?" 

"How  can  the  Chicago  River  Be  Deepened  With- 
out Lowering  the  Tunnels?" 

"If  Traveling  Abroad,  and  Imports  are  on  the 
Increase  How  can  We  Stop  Gold  Exports?"^ 

"How  can  a  Chicago  Policeman  Arrest  a  Man 
Without  a  Warrant,and  Without  Seeing  Him 
Commit  a  Crime  or  Misdemeanor?" 

"Should  a  Property  Qualification  Re  Required  of 
All  Voters?  " 

"Effects  of  Giving  the  Elective  Franchise  to 
Women." 

"Should  Foreigners  Be  Compelled  to  Live  in 
Thi^  Country  Twenty  Years  Before  Voting, 
or  Pay  the  Equivalent  of  the  Cost  of  Raising 
and  Educating  American  Voung  Men  for 
Citizenship?  " 

"How  Can  the  Credit  System  Be  Maintained 
When  Confidence  Is  Destroyed  ?  " 


Dalnth,  Mian.  The  Common  Coanoil  ha?  ordered  a 
special  water  'lor.ds  eleotiTn  for  September  26.  Thi?  time 
the  prrpositions  to  be  voted  on  will  be  only  font  in 
number,  and  so  plain  that  the  most  ignorant  oan  nnder- 
stand.  Qnestion  No.  1  will  be  whether  to  isane  $1,856  OrO 
of  bonds  tor  the  paroha^e  or  oonstraotiou  of  a  water  plant; 
No.  2,  whether  to  nse  the  money  in  purchising;  No.  ?, 
whether  to  use  the  money  in  baiiding;  and  No.  4,  whether 
to  issue  $850,1  00  additional  bonds  for  exteneion  in  case  the 
preoent  plant  is  bocght. 


TABLE  SHOWING  COMPARATIVE  DISTANCES  FROM  THE  CITV  OF  LEADINB  SUBURBS 

AND  THE  RELATIVE  PRICES  OF  PROPERTY,  TOGETHER  WITH  THE  COST  AND  MEANS  OF  TRASPORTATION. 


NAME  '  F  STJBDBB.  BISTANOE 

North  evanston  ...  13  miles 

Witnetka    '6 

Winnetka  Pk  BlofiErilS 

Wilmo.tte   11 

West  Qros?dale  ...  13 

La  Qracge  13 

Pullman  13}^ 

Qro8%da!e   I'-J 

Hollywood  1'^% 

WashingtonHeighta  12 

Evinston  11 

M  ly  wood  11 

R  veraide  1 1 

Burnside  1 1 

South  OhioBgo  11 

Sooth  Evanston  10 

River  Forest   10 

Berwyn   1" 

Sonih  Engiewood.  .10 

Roger's  Park   9 

Oak  Park  ...   9 

La  Vergne   9 

Grand  Crossing   9 

Anonrn  Park  9 

Windso/  Park    9 

Ridgeland   8 

Clyde  8 

Chicago  Lawn  ....  8 

Snmmerdale   7 

Morton  Park   7 

Woodlawn   7 

Edgewater  7 

Englewood  7 

Austin  7 

Btjuna  Park  6 

Ravenswood  6 

Moreland  G 

Hyde  Park    -  6 

Norwood  Park  11 

Jefferson  Park   9 

Edfc;ebrook  10 

Forest  Qlen  9 

Mayfair  8 

Irving  Park   7 

Cragin   7 

Bowmanville   7 

Avondala   6 

Hermosa  6 


CAE  FABE. 


Elaotrio  10;  Ry  15 

S40  p^r  ft 

^25  p 

Ry  11 

40 

30 

Ry  11 

30 

25 

Ry  10 

30 

20 

Ry  u}4 

cO 

15 

Ry  15 

50 

23 

Eleotrio  10;  Ry  14 

60 

35 

K>  14 

36 

20 

Ry  13^; 

25 

18 

Bj  12},^ 

25 

20 

Eleo'rio  10; 

Ry  UH 

60 

40 

Ry  12 

£5 

20 

By  i-^H 

65 

25 

By  12;4 

60 

40 

Eleotrio  1  " 

Ry  121^ 

60 

35 

Electric  10 

By  13 

51 

30 

8t  Cars  10; 

By  113^ 

45 

25 

Ry  101^ 

40 

25 

Ry  12 

60 

35 

Electric  10 

Ry  11 

5  1 

30 

Electric  U' 

By  10 

60 

30 

Ry  10 

40 

25 

h  leotrio  10 

Ry  10 

40 

30 

Electric  5 

Ry  101^ 

60 

40 

Electric  in 

;  Ry  13 

60 

40 

Electric  10 

;  Ry9 

50 

30 

Ry  S% 

40 

20 

St  Cars  10;  Ry  8 

30 

20 

Ry  8 

40 

30 

Ry  814 

40 

26 

8t  Cars  5; 

Ry  10 

10') 

75 

Eleotiic  10 

;  ay  8V^ 

75 

60 

Electric  fi; 

Ry  5 

100 

40 

Eleotrio  H' 

;  Ry  8 

75 

30 

Electric  10 

60 

40 

Electric  5;  Ry  7}4 
St  Cars  5;  Ry  7 

60 

40 

60 

40 

St  Cars  5; 

Ry  »K 

150 

70 

Ry  v^H 

20 

16 

Electric  IC 

;  Ry  lOK 

20 

14 

Ry  U 

35 

20 

By  10 

20 

16 

Electric  10 

;  By  9 

16 

14 

Electric  IV 

;  Ry  8 

20 

16 

By  8 

30 

16 

Electric  10 

;  Ry  8 
Ry  7 

Eleclric  5; 

30 

18 

Eleotrio  5 

22 

16 

IMPEOVED.     UNIMPEOVBD  TKANSPOETATlaN. 

ft     C  M  &  St  P  Ry,  C  &  N-W  Ry,  Electric. 
0  &  N-W  By. 
C  &  N-W  Ry. 
C  &  N-W  Ry. 
0  B  &  Q  By 
O  B  &  Q  Ry 
Eleotrio.  Ill  Central. 
0  B  &  Q  Ry. 
0  B  &  ti  By. 
P  O  U  &  St  L  Ey. 

0  M  &  St  P  By,  C  &  N-W  Ry,  Eleotrio. 
0  &  N-W  By. 
C  B  &  Q  Ry 
Illiaois  Central 
Eleotrio,  111  Central. 

0  N-W  Ry,  Wis  Central,  Electric. 
C  B  &  Q  Sy. 
C  B  I  &  P  By. 
Electric,  C  &  N-W  Ry, 
Eleotrio,  0  <fc  N-W  Ry. 
C  B  &  Q  Ry. 

P  Ft  w  &  O,  C  &  W  1.  Ill  Ce-i  Ry,  St  Cars 
0  R  I  &  P  Ry,  0  &  E  I  Ry,  Electric. 
Electric,  111  Central  Ry. 
Eleotrio,  C  &  N-W  Ry. 
0  B  &  Q  Ry. 

Street  Cars,  C  &  G  T  Ry. 
C  &  N-W  Ry. 
O  B  &  Q  Ry. 
Illinois  Central. 
Eleotrio,  O  M  &  St  P  Ry. 
Electric,  C  &  E  I  By. 
C  &  N-W  Ry,  Electric. 
Electric. 

Eleotrio,  C  &  N-W  Ry. 
O  &  N-W  Ry,  Elevated,  Eleotrio. 
Cable,  Illinois  Central. 
C  &  JN-W  By. 
Electric,  C  &  N-W  Ry. 
C  M  &  dt  P  Ry. 
C  M  &  St  P  Ry. 

Eleotrio.  0  M  &  St  P  Ry,  0  &  N-W  By. 
Electric,  C  M  &  St  P  Ry,  0  &  N-W  Ry. 
C  M  &  St  P  By. 
C  &  N-W  Ry,  Eleotrio. 
Street  Cars,  0  &  N  W  Ry. 
0  M  &  St  P  Ry,  Met  Elevated,  Electric. 


876 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  14,  1885. 


INITIAL,  OR  GENERAL  MAP. 


This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county.  III.,  Lake  county,  Indiana, 
McHenry  and  DuPage  counties,  111.,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal. 


T.4BN 


T.4-2N. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Septembers,  1896. 


A  HOME  OWNINB  PEOPLE. 

The  ideal  city  is  unciuestionably  that  in  which  a 
large  proportion  of  the  citizens  own  homes.  Robert 
Ingersoll  has  well  said  that  "the  greatest  thing  for  a 
country  is  for  ail  of  its  citizens  to  have  a  home;"  and 
with  true  American  pride  it  may  be  added  that  in 
this  respect  our  own  county  is  to  be  regarded  as  the 
greatest  in  the  world.  The  American  people  are 
both  by  nature  and  opportunity  home  owners.  No 
sooner  has  the  emigrant  fairly  set  foot  in  this  country 
than  he  begins  to  look  about  for  a  boms;  and  if  he  is 
thrifty  and  industrious  it  will  not  be  many  years  be- 
fore he  will  possess  the  object  of  his  ambitions.  Land 
is  cheap  and  building  associations  loan  on  long  time 
and  easy  payments.  The  march  of  improvement 
soon  brings  the  suburb  into  the  city  and  makes  valu- 
able the  property  which  the  home  owner  bought  at 
a  low  price.  This  rapid  increase  in  value,  which  af- 
fords to  a  few  men  the  opportunity  of  becoming  rich, 
is  also  the  golden  opportunity  for  the  many  to  secure 
a  valuable  home.  For,  with  increased  facilities  of 
transportation,  the  outlying  lot  soon  becomes  desir- 
able and  valuable,  and  the  common  citizen  secures  a 
home  and  makes  a  profitable  investment  at  one 
stroke. 

The  history  of  this  country  from  the  first  is  the 
story  of  a  constant  struggle  for  the  ownership  of  land 
and  the  multiplication  of  family  hearthstones.  This 
purpose  has  been  the  controlling  one  in  the  work  of 
subduing  the  wilderness  and  extending  the  sway  of 
civilization  between  the  Atlantic  and  the  Pacific. 
The  log  cabins  of  the  earliest  settlers  represented  the 
inspiration  which  was  to  insure  the  development  of 
our  unprecedented  resources  and  the  winning  of  a 
surpassing  order  of  prosperity.  Wherever  American 
courage,  industry,  and  fortitude  have  been  mani- 
fested, there  homes  have  been  established  and  the 
domestic  virtues  have  been  nourished  and  encouraged. 
Those  who  are  part  proprietors  of  a  country  are  sure 
to  love  it,  and  to  hasten  to  its  defense  in  time  of 
peril,  as  has  been  so  grandly  illustrated  in  our  own 
case. 

The  original  impetus  in  the  direction  of  home  seek- 
ing in  this  country  came  from  the  homestead  laws. 
Those  wise  statutes  gave  homes  to  the  homeless,  and 
did  more  to  foster  the  home  love  in  the  people  than 
all  other  influences  put  together.  Tens  of  thousands 
were  looking  for  just  such  an  opportunity;  they  were 
thus  enabled  to  help  themselves.  In  the  absence  of 
this  provision  which  gave  land  to  actual  settlers  the 
settlement  of  the  new  West  would  have  been  indefi- 
nitely postponed.  The  homestead  law  above  every- 
thing else  caused  emigration  to  go  beyond  the  Miss- 
issippi and  the  Missouri,  and  to  make  the  waste 
places  bloom  and  blossom  like  the  rose.  Ihe  entire 
country  was  an  immense  gainer  by  the  policy  which 
thus  increased  the  sources  of  its  prosperity  and 
strengthened  the  devotion  of  the  people  to  the  prin- 
ciples and  institutions  of  the  Government.  A  vast 
addition  was  made  to  the  homes  of  the  country  in  a 
comparatively  short  time,  and  with  the  homes  came 
churches,  schools,  newspapers,  railroads  and  all  the 
other  advantages  that  have  contributed  so  much  to 
our  happiness  and  greatness. 


La  F  lyette,  Ore. — The  vote  on  the  proposition  of  $4,000 
improvement  bond*  carried  by  a  large  majority,  and  the 
bonds  will  be  iasued  at  an  early  day, 

Gainesville,  Fla.— Pre'ddent  D  tvia  of  the  Oily  Coancil 
has  angfliested  that  bond^  be  issned  in  the  earn  of  #15,0(0 
to  relievo  the  harden  of  its  outstanding  indebtedness. 

Raleii^h,  N.  0. — The  Finance  Committee  of  the  Board  of 
Aldermen  recommended  in  their  last  ropirt  that  bonds  (o 
the  extent  of  $200,0)0  be  issaed  for  permanent  street 
improvements.    An  election  will  be  held. 

Eureka,  Oal. — Sealed  bids  will  be  reaeived  by  O.  D. 
Stern,  County  Clerk  of  Hambaldt  County,  for  the  sale  of 
$1,500  of  Pacific  School  District  bonds,  bearing  interest 
at  7  per  cent,  payable  in  gold.  A  certified  check  for  10 
per  cent  of  the  amount  mast  be  deposited  with  the  bid. 

Allegheny.  Pa. — The  Finance  Committee  of  Allegheny 
met  in  advance  of  the  meeting  of  Select  Coancil  and 
affirmatively  recommended  the  change  of  the  bond  ordi- 
nance necessary  to  satisfy  the  Boston  attorneys  before  the 
last  sale  of  |800,000  worth  of  bonds  can  be  completed. 

Charleston,  S.  C. — The  City  Treasnrer  will  receive  bids 
ontil  September  20  for  $90,000  5  per  cent  city  bonds, 
maturing  1925. 

Forsyth,  Mo. — A  bpeoial  election  will  be  held  October  21 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  refunding  the  county's  debt  of 
$35,000  at  5  per  cent  or  less. 

Yonngstown,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  for  the  pur- 
chase "f  $5,000  5  per  o<jnt.  two  to  sii  year  sidewalk  bonds, 
dated  October  1.    J.  Howard  Edwards,  City  Clerk. 

Florence,  Neb. — The  citizens  will  vote  Setembar  17  on 
the  question  of  issuing  $13,000  in  bonds  to  aid  in  the  con- 
struction of  the  Amas  Avenue  and  Florence  Street 
Railway. 

Belmont,  Wis. — Bids  will  be  received  until  October  30 
for  the  parohase  of  $3,CO0  5  per  cent  waterworks  bonds, 
Samuel  Stein,  treasurer. 

Caldwell,  Idaho. --The  following  bonds  will  be  sold  by 
Canyon  County,  State  of  Idaho,  on  September  9,  1895. 
Purpose  of  issue,  funding  outstanding  warrant  indebted- 
ness. Amourt  $40,000.  Rate  of  ititerest,  to  be  fixed  by 
purchase"-.  Denominations,  |100,  $500  and  |1,(  00.  Bonds 
dated  October  1,  1895.  Interest  payable  in  January  and 
July  of  each  year.  Where  payable,  at  County  Treasnrvor 
Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York.  When  do  bonds 
become  due?  Ten  per  cent  io  ten  years,  and  10  per  cent 
annually  thereafter.  Option  of  prior  redemptloa,  if  any 
-■-Redeemable  at  any  time  after  ten  years.  Total  debt, 
including  this  issue,  $60,000.  Assessed  valuation, 
equalized  189.5,  $2,000,000.  Proposals  will  be  received 
until  September  7.    Address  W.  C.  Dunbar,  Jr. 

Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  September  16 
for  the  purchase  of  26  $5'  0  5  per  cent  3r-year  school 
bonds,  dated  September  2,  1895.  Principal  and  interest 
payable  at  the  Atlas  National  Bank,  Cincinnati.  Robert 
A.  Armstrong,  Village  Clerk,  Room  40,  Smith  Building, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Evanston,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  September 
12  for  the  purchase  of  $3,5(io  m  year  6  per  cent  village 
bonds.  William  H.  Krapp,  Village  Clerk,  Room  36,  Carlisle 
Building,  Fourth  and  Walnut  streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

San  Luis  Obispo,  Cal. — The  Council  have  called  an  eleo 
tion  to  be  held  September  28  to  vote  on  the  question  of 
issoing  $90,000  water  works  bonds  and  $34,500  sewer 
bonds. 

Asron,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  September  7 
for  (he  purchase  of  $85,000  street  improvement  bonds  and 
$20,000  refunding  bonds.  Interest  5  per  cent.  E.  A. 
Hershey,  City  Clerk. 

Wahpeton,  N.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  October  8  for 
the  parohase  of  $45,OiO  5  per  cent  lefanding  bonds: 
$15,1  00  due  and  payable  in  ten,  fifteen  and  twenty  years. 
Chas.  (}.  Bade,  County  Auditor. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BOMDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Oxford,  Jowa. — Thf  village  has  voted  to  issue  water 
works  bonds. 

Kookford,  Mich. — This  place  voted  to  issue  $10,000  in 
bonds  for  water  worka. 

Columbus  Janotion,  Ohio. — The  ottizsns  have  voted  to 
issue  bonds  for  thb  oonstruotion  of  water  works. 

Lancaster,  Pa. — At  a  special  elect  meeting  of  City 
Oounoil,  an  ordinince  was  passed  authorizing  a  loan  of 
$120,000. 

Columbus,  Ind. — The  City  Council  ordered  a  bond  issue 
of  $15,000  for  water  works  exclusive,  and  $8,0C0  for  city 
buildings. 

Fo3toria,  Ohio. — A  proposition  was  voted  on  favorably 
by  the  city  to  bond  itaelf  for  $30,000  to  build  a  sewerage 
disposal  plant. 

Allegheny,  Pa. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Select  Council  an 
ordinance  was  presented  providing  for  the  issuance  of 
$400,000  of  water  extension  bonds. 


Seovire  &  Niles  sub,  !♦  31  and  34     b  5  in  Oik  Park,  beiun  a  sab  of  the 

w  40  anreH  i.f  the  s  w  V4  of  see  7  39  13  Sept  17,  11  a  m.    Fatii  y  T  Par- 

BDDH,  executrix   L  N. 
Kulette  &  Go's  sub.  It  2J  In  b  5  ot  the  8  e  H  of  the  9  e  H  ot  see  19  37  14. 

Sept  18.  11  a  m.  Thoa  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Ohiciig  >  Opera  Hoasa 

bldg.  L  N. 

HitDTona     Gordon's  add,  He  13 'Jl-i  and  21  ia  Hchool  Trnstnes    sub  of 

8B0  16  10  U.  Hept  17  II  a  va.  Oeo  M  atevens,  master.  L  N. 
Sheridan  Hd  ropub,  It  1  of  b  3  in  Dingee's  add  to  Wllmette.  Sept  IH,  11 

a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Eulert'e  sub.  It  17  of  b  7  of  Dowse's  add  to  Lemout  in  seo  29  37  11.  Sept 

19,  nam.  Walter  Butler,  mas  er,  L  N. 
Hull's  pnb.  It  141  ot9'/s  acres  in  the  e  H  of  the  p  w  H  of  see  4  39  14. 

Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Sutler,  master.  L  N. 

My  rick's  2nd  add.  Its  2  and  3  in  b  1.  Sept  19,11am.  Walter  Butler, 
master.  L  N. 

Winnfllka,  Garland's  add.  Us  7,  8  and  9  in  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  in  b  s,  b  4  a  snb 
of  ths  n  120  acres  ot  ihi  9  w  !4  of  seo  21  4J  13.  Sept  14,  Ham.  A  F 
Stevenson,  master,  6U  Poitlaud  blk.  L  N. 

3air  &  Ridgwiy's  sub.  Iti  1  and  2  of  It^  44  to  47  in  Bowen's  sab  of  pt  of 
bs  2  and  3  in  Kiiigewood,  a  sub  of  the  s  38  acres  ot  the  w  H  of  the  8 
e  J4  of  seo  11  b8  14.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Sisson  &  Newman's  sub,  \  h't  ii  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  ot  the  n  w  ^  of  seo  4 
b7  14,  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Juo  H  Hume,  spl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts,  it  4  in  b  10  in  w  '/i  n  w  !4  of  sec  17.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry 
A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  13  In  b  6  In  g  e  H  of  seo  7  39  13.  flept  14,  11  a  m. 

Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 
Brown's  add,  Us  61  to  64  in  b  3.  Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Sarah  Kelly,  admtrx. 

L  B 

Oak  rk,  East  av  add.  Us  I,  2  tt"d  24  in  b  6  in  the  8  e  J4  of  sec  7  39  13. 

Sept  14,  -11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  matter    L  B. 
Supt  Ot  Oomm  ptn.  It  35  in  tne  snb  of  It  14  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  8  w  !4  of 

sec  25  39  13.  Sept  18,  11  a  m.  Jno  H  Hume,  spl  citmm.  L  B. 

Ford's  sub,  U  35  and  e  i4  of  U  3t  and  U  31  in  b  27  of  bi  27,  28,  37  and  38 
in  the  sub  of  sec  19  411 14.  fcept7,  11am.  Jos  P  Mahouey,  master, 
1313  Ashland  blk.  L  N. 

Conover's  snb,  it  81  in  b  7  of  bs  1,7  and  8  in  Webb's  sub  ot  Ihe  s  e  H  of 
see  14  38  13.  Sept  7,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Mahoney,  master.  N  0  K. 

Assr's  div,  the  e  V4  of  the  s  49'/5  ft  ot  sub!t  1  of  the  n  e  H  of  It  22  and 
and  the  8  33  ft  of  the  w '/i  of  the  e  V4  of  it  i3  all  in  b  2  in  SbelHeld 
add.  Sept  7,  11  a  m.  Frank  Hettinger  .Jr,  executor.  E,  N. 

Beck's  sub,  that  pt  of  b  63  of  thi  n  e  !4  ot  sec  •■)  and  the  n  !4  seo  21  40 
13.  Jas  Fettle,  sheriff .  NOR. 

Assr's  div,  e  e  my,  ft  sub  it  1  n  e  ^  it  22,  s  33  ft  ot  w  V4  e  H  lot  23  b 
2  shefBeld's  add.  Sept  7.  Frank  Kettinger,  Jr,  Jos  Arnold,  execu- 
tors, li  N. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add,  It  91  with  buildijga  and  improvements. 
Sept  7,  J  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  blK.  N  C  R.- 

Humboldt  Pk,  Grose'  6th  add.  It  92  and  improvements.  Sept  7.  J  P 
Mahoney,  master.  NOB. 

E  Washington  Hgts  sub.  Us  XG,  37,  38,  39  b  27,  w  ht  n  w  54  s  w  M  sec  9 
37  11;  also  it  96  and  s  It  95  Gross  Bth  Humb'jldt  Pk  add.  Sept  7.  J 
P  Mahoney,  master.  NOR. 

Holley's  enb,  It  14  of  bs  31  and  32  in  R  R  add  to  ItarleTi  In  the  s  e  H  of 
sec  12  39  12.  Sept  7,  10  am.  Jeremiah  Leaming,  master,  h  N. 

Ch'go.  Elston's  add,  n  !4  lot  5  b  34,  with  improve  cents.  Sept  7,  J  P 
Mahoney,  mister.  NOR. 

BoBue'8  2nd  add,  it  10  b  2  a  sab  of  Ihe  s  e  Vi  of  the  8  w  54  of  the  n  e  H 
of  sec  9  38  14;  also  It  8  b  2  of  White's  sub  cf  pt  ot  the  a  e  J4  of  sec  9 
SS  14.  Sept  9,  11  a  m.  Martha  H  Stocks,  admtrx.  NOR. 

SHERIFF'S  SALES. 

C  &  0  0  &  D  Go's  enb,  it  4  b  fil  in  ^o  Oh'ga  In  sees  5  and  6  37  15.  Sept 
17,  111  a  m.  Jai  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Granville's  sub,  sublt  2  sub  of  Its  67,  68  and  69  sab  neJi  n  e  Hse!^ 
sec  13  39  1.^;  also  It  26  h  1  s  w  !4  9  w  J4  n  w  !i  sec  9  38  14.  Sept  17,  lu 
a  m.  Jas  Pe(.se,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Blanchard  sub.  Us  32  and  33  of  b  2  of  n  22  rods  of  u  w  H  of  seo  36  40  13. 

Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 
Oonnty  Olbs  sub,  w  2  acres  of  It  17  sec  30  40  13.    Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas 

Pease,  theriff.  NOR. 
Waller's  sub,  It  206  of  n  11.22  acres  ot  the  w'yt  of  the  n  e  H  of  see  28 

39  II;  also  Its  13  and  14  in  Wal  er's  sub  ot  the  w  6  aces  of  70  acros 

n  ot  and  adj  the  s  10  acres  ot  the  w  V,  of  the  s  w  "4  of  sec  34  39  14; 

also  Its  39  and  40  in  b  3  In  Weatworlh's  sob  of  the  s  60  acres  of  the  w 

H  of  the  Q  w  ^  of  seo  31  39  14.  Sept  17,  16  a  m.  Jas  Pease,  sheriff. 

NOR. 

Parker's  sub,  it  58  in  Ihe  sub  of  seo  19  39  14.  Sept  17,  10  a  m.  Jas 
Pease,  sheriff.  NOR, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Pattison  sub  It  42  In  b  1  in  Wright  &  .Vebster's  sub  of  the  n  e  ^4  of 
Ihe  n  e  H  of  sec  12  39  13.  Sept  IS,  11  a  m.  Waller  Butler,  master,  56 
Portland  blk.  L  N. 

North  Shore  io  Piie  Grove,  Heather's  add.  It  21  in  sec  21  40  14.  Sept 
18,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

j  Yer'ny's  sub,  the  e  V4  of  It  8  in  b  2  of  the  n  V4  ot  the  n  Y,  of  the  n  w  K 
and  Ihe  w  Vj  of  the  n  e  !4  of  seo  16  38  14.  Sept  16,  11  a  m.  Hiram 
Baiber,  master,  626  Opera  House  blk.  L  N. 

Goodrii  h's  sub.  the  w  34  ft  ot  It  11;  also  the  e  10  ft  of  the  w  44  ft  of  It 
11  of  the  8  10  rods  of  n  60  rods  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  17  4C  14 
Sept  16,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Altg»ld's  stib  It  4  and  6  of  bs  3  and  4  in  the  sub  of  bs  2  and  3  in  the  Ca- 
nal Trustees  sub  ot  the  e  Yt  of  seo  29  40  14.  Sept  16,  1pm.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  nioster.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trustees  sub,  I's  7,  8  and  9  in  b  8  ot  Ihe  w  !4  and  the  w  Y2  of  the 

n  e  14  of  seo  17  39  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110 

LaSalle  St.  NOR. 
Honore's  sub.  It  21  in  subblk  2  in  b  3  ot  bs  1  to  5  and  the  w  H  of  b  6  in 

Tlernan's  add,  in  sec  18  39  14.  Sept  21,  II  a  m.  T  0  Manning,  admtr. 

NOR. 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  Us  2  to  13  in  b  11.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M 
Stevens,  ajaster.  NOR, 

AustinvlUe  An  tin's  2nd  add.  It  6  ot  subblk  1  of  the  snb  c  f  Ihe  n  pt  of 
b  IB  in  sec  8  39  13.  Sept  17,  11am.  P  A  Hull,  masier,  9. 1-923  Chica- 
go ExchftDge  bldg.  NCR. 

Carpenter's  add,  th'^  e  21  ft  of  th^  w  40  ft  of  It  3  in  b  26.  ScptlS,  Ua 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 


Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  v^ater  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnsi,  Chicago, 


W.  8,  PB  UDFOOT. 
GEO.  J  B5AN. 
W.  L.  BBBNT. 


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WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Sept.  12,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   291  {1,406.911 

Oity,  under  $1,000   122  70,6i  0 

Ooanty   139  30H,825 

Total   652  11,786,336 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Sept.  13,  1894. 

Uales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  11,000.....                      314  $1,948,809 

Olty,  under  1,000...,                      153  89,120 

Oounty  ,                            113  32'2,686 

Total  ,   580  12,360.625 

Aberdeen  at,  273  ft  s  of  57th,  e  f  25x124^. 
Sep  6.  W  T  Nelson  to  P  Deroknm.$3,500 

Ashland  av,  49  ft  n  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  24x 
150;  Sep  9.  P  Kelly  to  M  E  Barns. $7,000 

Ashland  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  9.  M  E  Barns 
to  A  Kelly  $7,000 

Aehland  av,  299  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x 
1223^;  Ang  20.  D  0  Gates  to  L  J  Dobert 
 $1,400 

Auburn  st,  78  ft  n  of  33d  pi,  w  f  25x130; 
Ang  31.  D  MoMannon  to  P  Slakis. $1,500 

Avers  av.  550  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  25x 
116;  Sep  4.  M  Oresler  to  M  Fendl. $6,(  00 

Belmont  av,  136  ft  e  of  Racine,  n  f  60x 
124;  Sep  4.  A  J  Hook  to  R  A  Lemke 
 $8,000 

Belmont  av,  144  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  24x 
125;  Sep  6.  H  J  Vaopel  to  R  S  Elder 
 $1,500 

Belmont  av,  60  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  25x 
125;  Sep  9.  Mast  in  Oby  to  Harugari  B 
and  L  Assn  $2,488 

Berteau  av,  75  ft  w  o'  W  Ravenswood,  n 
f  25xl'.;5;  Jane  15.  O  Z  Olson  to  F  W 
Staehle  $2,noO 

Bissell  st,  25  ft  s  of  Clay,  e  f  22x125; 
Sep  5.  J  Christ  to  M  Dreden  $4,200 

Bond  av,  210  ft  s  e  of  74th  st,  w  f  50x 
2131^;  May  27.  W  A  Alexander  to  P 
MoBwau  ...   $4,250 

Bond  av,  96  ft  n  of  Slsi  st,  e  f  50xl24i^; 
Ang  31.  L  W  Smith  to  L  M  Higgins 
 $1,800 

Buffalo  av,  130  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x140; 
Sep  6.  0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo  to  J  A  Graves 
 $1,4C0 

Buffalo  av,  230  ft  s  of  89th  st,w  f  25x140: 
Sep  7.  S  A  Tobin  to  A  H  Hansen  $l,5C0 

Byron  st,  n  w  cor  Perry  av,  s  f  47x150; 
Sep  4.  E  Ebner  to  S  Levisohn  $2,425 

Byron  av,  47  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  n  f  48£ 
121;  Aug  21.  W  Lanx  to  SH  McOne 
 $2,200 

Oalifornia  av,  n  e  cor  38th  st,  w  f  60x125; 
Aug  28.  T  Kelly  to  T  B  Welch  .... $1,4(0 

Calumet  av,  50  ft  n  of  69th  st,  w  f  32x71; 
July  3.  L  Broadwell  to  J  S  Welton.$8.000 

Canal  st,  25  ft  n  of  24th,  e  f  25x90;  Aag 
28.  B  Hempel  to  C  S  Weaver  $4,000 

Carmen  av,  264  ft  e  of  Ravenswood,  n  f 
25x1241^;  Jane  22.  S  I  Newbanks  to  E 
W  Zander  $3,000 

Carpenter  st,  bet  52d  and  53d,  w  f  32.82 
X126.77;  Sep  2.  J  Molntyre  to  A  Wolff 
 $2,300 

Carpenter  st,  174  ft  s  of  88th,  e  f  26x125; 
Aug  27.0  A  Barnes  to  D  Dryburgh 
 $1,755 

Central  Prrk  av,  320  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  w 
f  36x170 ;  Sep  9.  W  M  Heins  to  O  J  Buck 
 $2,562 

Centre  uv,  164  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Deo  1,'94.  I  E  Wink  to  S  Ohisholm  .$2,200 

Champlain  av,  100  ft  s  of  74th  st,  w  f  50x 
134  8-10;  Aug  23.  W  M  Booth  to  A  Carl- 
son  $1,000 

Champlain  av,  150  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
130;  Ang  20.  A  McKay  to  H  B  Neil! 
 $2,125 

Chicago  av,  74  ft  w  of  Harding,  s  f  48x 
125;  Sep  4.  H  Greenebanm  to  L  G  Berg- 
man $1,800 

Clark  st  N,  premises  No  1402  and  1404, 
371^x126;  Sep  6.  J  Weppner  to  F  G 
Bnokely  $21,000 

Olaremont  av,  75  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  25x 
124;  Sep  11.  H  Wiedbasoh  to  F  Holz- 
kopf .   $1,620 

Cleaver  st,  172  ft  n  of  Bradley,  e  f  24x125; 
Sep  4.  V  Linowieoki  to  J  Whitish  $8,000 

Cleaver  9t,  same  ppty;  Sep  5.  J  Whitish 
to  M  Linowieoki  $8,000 

Cleaver  st,  259  ft  s  of  Blackhawk,  w  f  24x 
124;  June  21.  J  Wierkus  to  L  Saohowski 
 $1,750 

Clinton  av,  120  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  w  f  24 
xl25;  Sep  6.  J  L  Sheaffer  to  W  A  Erick- 
8on   $2,750 


Clybourn  av,  1041^  ft  n  w  of  Noble  st,  n 
e  f  25  ft  thro  to  Nob'e;  Sep  3.  M  Matz- 
dorf  to  L  Eisner  $3,350 

Coles  av,  n  e  oor  80th  st,  w  f  323^x125; 
Sep  9.  M  Maoh  to  A  M  Seip  $1,050 

Colombia  av.  241  ft  e  of  Evanston,  n  f  60 
xl33;  Sep  4.  E  M  Frary  to  J  E  Evenden 
 $2,500 

Constance  av,  132i^  ft  s  of  90ih  st,  e  f 
25x126;  Aug  1.  B  F  George  to  J  B 
Wagner  $1,0(0 

Constanse  av,  282  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  1.  B  F  George 
to  S  Malone  $2,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  73  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Apr  7.  8  E  Gross  to  C  Rosen- 
thal $1,600 

Cottage  Grove  av,  100  ft  8  of  93d  st,  e  f 
25x115;  Sep  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Winthrop 
Building  and  Loan  Assn  $2,258 

Cottage  Grove  av,  123  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f 
25x108.86;  Aug  19.  G  H  Owen  to  A  B 
Tallman  $3,000 

Oonrtland  st,  49}^  ft  w  of  Ballon,  n  f  'Jex 
138^;  Aug  15.  F  Jane  to  0  Riemen- 
sobnitter  $1,700 

Crescent  road,  225  ft  w  of  Foantaii;  av,  s 
f  62sl30;  Aug  27.  T  Guar  &  T  Co  to  0 
C  Witt  $1,200 

Daly  st,  175  ft  s  of  35th,  e  f  26x122;  Sep 
4.  T  Kelly  to  H  Maynard  $1,200 

Dearborn  av,  51  ft  n  of  Superior  st,  w  f 
25x115;  Sep  10.  J  Cossmann  et  al  to  J 
Sugg  $15,000 

Diversey  st,  63  ft  w  of  Hamlin  av,  s  f  26x 
125;  Sep  9.  J  N  Sahling  to  J  J  0  Hol- 
dorf  $1,900 

Diversey  av,  72  ft  w  of  Bissell  st,  n  f  24x 
125;  July  19.  J  P  Hansen  to  0  Bucking- 
ham  $6  500 

Dock  Co  sub,  part  of  Its  20  to  28  blk  90, 
6-6  37  15;  June  1.  H  Gnndelaoh  to  L 
Sohasbach  $1,600 

Douglas  blvd,  91  ft  w  of  Turner  av,  n  f 
25x164;  July  10.  B  A  Cummings  to  R  J 
Elliott  $1,645 

Douglas  blvd,  66  ft  w  of  Turner  av,  n  f  26 
xl64;  July  10.  Same  to  same  $1,540 

Drexel  av,  198  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  f0x250; 
Aug  19.  M  Laflin  to  A  J  Champlain.$22,5f  0 

Drexel  av,  62  ft  s  of  82d  st,  e  f  60x125; 
Sep  11.  W  J  Sinclair  to  M  J  Sinclair 
   $1,500 

Drexel  av,  375  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  25x 
124.64;  Sep  2.  F  P  Bnrkett  et  al  to  J  A 
Conlen  $7,600 

Drummond  av,  75  ft  s  of  Cortez  st,  w  f 
373^x127;  Aug  20.  T  J  Reynertson  to 
S  E  Smeby  $8,000 

Eggleston  av,  n  e  cor  72d  st.  w  f  33x1 19J^; 
Aug  14.  F  P  Bebb  to  C  K  Luce  et  al 
 $5,00(1 

Eggleston  av,  bet  7l8t  and  72d  sts.  w  f 
I8%xll9i^;  Sen  10.  J  M  Oakes  et  al  to 
J  Pinger  $5,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  10a  ft  e  of  Morgan,  s  f 
25x78;  Sep  9.  O  Stika  to  J  Hanant 
 $2,350 

Eightieth  pi,  49  fte  of  Hamlin  av,  s  f  50x 
126;  Sep  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Home  B  & 
h  Assn  $1,586 

Eighty-third  pi,  n  w  cor  Spaalding  av,  s 
f  50x125;  Sep5,  CAHowardto  J  Delany 
 $1,000 

Eighty-fourth  st,  s  e  oor  Hermitage  av,  n 
f  265  8  10x597.76.  more  or  less;  Sep  6. 
Mast  in  Chy  to  W  S  Hinkley  $6,072 

Elias  st,  bet  Archer  and  Lyman,  w  f  8(i3^ 
xlOO;  Sep  6.  J  T  Lynch  to  T  Doyle 
 $2,000 

Elm  st,  premises  No  451;  July  1,  M  Voed- 
isch  to  J  W  Beck  $12,000 

Ellis  av,,  100  ft  8  of  63d  st,  e  f  60xl68>^; 
June  22.  A  F  Bensley  to  0  L  Hutchinson 
  ,  $2,5o0 

Elk  Grove  st,  60  f  t  s  e  of  Girard,  a  w  f  25 
x90;  Aug  3.  M  Noequet  to  A  Rupinaki 
 $2,3C0 

Elston  av,  n  w  oor  N  44th,  a  w  f  304i^x 
160,  more  or  less;  Apr  25.  F  S  Gorton 
to  F  B  B  Bookins  $2,750 

Elston  av,  n  w  oor  School  st,  n  e  f  30x 
119^;  Sep  3.  8  L  Biokerdike  to  P  Rietz 
 $1,600 

Elwood  pi,  126  ft  n  of  38th  st,  e  f  18x60, 
more  or  leaa;  Sep  9.  N  Saliabury  to  G 
F  Van  Meter  !{3,f00 

Emma  st,  121  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  24x 
1241^;  Sep  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  D  8  Brown 
 $2,500 

Emerald  av,  s  e  oor  78th  st,  w  f  39x125; 
Sep  6.  F  H  Ro3B  to  M  A  Flynn  . . .  .$1 ,776 

Essex  av,  74  ft  n  of  92d  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  3.  J  0  Kemble  to  B  G  Thompson 
et  al  $2,600 

Euclid  av,  812  ft  s  of  71st  at,  e  f  40x 
134.45;  Sep  9.  L  A  Becker  to  0  F  Mo- 


Olintook   $3,500 

Evans  av,  74  ft  s  of  73d  st,  w  f  25x124.7; 
Sep  9.  D  Bledie  to  W  Berg  $3,000 

Ewing  at,  190  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  26x119; 
Sep  10.  J  CoBsmann  to  M  Heiog.  .$7,500 

Exchange  av,  u  e  oor  82d  at,  w  f  243^x125; 
Sen  6.  K  Fitts  to  A  P  Harper  . .  .$1,606 

Fairfield  av,  31  ft  a  of  Harvard,  w  f  25x 
132;  Sep  7.  J  Boehm  to  H  Yonkey. $4,750 

Fifth  av,  445  ft  a  of  53d  at,  e  f  313^^x133; 
Sep  6.  J  Stark  to  J  Nahser  $4,360 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  s  e  cor  Madison  av,  n 
f  28x144  7-10;  Sep  10.  H  Henderson  to 
A  M  Heath  $27,000 

Fifty-first  st,  a  e  cor  Trumbull  av,  n  f  59 
xl2f>;  Sep  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Mechanics 
and  Traders'  8  L  &  B  Assn  $2,500 

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  119  ft  e  of  Batler  st, 
B  f  24x124  8-10;  May  6.  W  Frink  to  J  W 
Ford  $1,4C0 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  bet  Halsted  st  and  Union 
av,  8  f  16.67x125;  Sep  4.  L  G  Prnitt  to 
J  B  Garner  et  al   $5,000 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  bet  Halste-J  at  and  Union 
av,  same  ppty;  Sep  4.  J  B  Garner  et  al 
to  F  A  Nordin  et  al  $5,000 

Fifty -fifth  at,  33  ft  e  ot  Paulina,  a  f  26x 
132;  Sep  9  E  Galvin  to  E  Mills  ....  $1,6C0 

Fifty-sixth  st,  123  ft  w  of  Batler,  n  f  25x 
140;  Aug  1.  B  N  Kearns  to  E  W  Holse 
 $2,6C0 

Fifty-sixth  pi  W,  200  ft  e  of  Wallace  st, 
n  f  50x1245^;  Ang  26.  S  D  Olin  to  T 
Allison  et  al  $!,r,00 

Fifty-aixth  pi  W,  225  ft  w  of  Stewart  av, 
n  f  2.5x124^;  Apr  27.  R  E  Crocker  to 
L  E  Fodline  $3,(00 

Fifty-seventh  pi  W,  bet  Batler  st  and 
Stewart  av,  n  f  24x132;  Sep  20.  W  O 
Budd  to  E  Lewis   $3,700 

Fifty-ninth  st,  130  ft  w  of  Prairie  av,  u  f 
30  9-10x114;  Aug  1.  H  M  Shrepfer  to  G 
Schrepfer   $5,000 

Fillmore  at,  25  tt  w  ot  Albany  av,  a  f  24x 
124;  Sep  10,  F  Stafford  to  W  H  Sasaa- 
man  $!,2f0 

Forreatville  av.  178  ft  n  of  50th  st.  w  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  7.  L  H  Bnrdick  to  B  Q  Smi'.h 
 $2,375 

Forty  first  av  8,  225  ft  a  of  loth  st,  e  f  50 
xl25;  Sep  9.  J  Vioa  to  A  Hovorka. .fl.lOO 

Forty-aecond  st,  241  ft  w  ot  Vinoennes 
av,  n  f  30x125;  Sep  4.  F  D  Qaincey  to 
R  T  Barton  $7,000 

Forty-third  ot  N,  23S  ft  s  of  Courtlacd  av, 
w  f  175x125;  Aug  28.  W  H  Freeman  to 
E  H  Page    - .  $3,500 

Forty-thiri  av  N,  150  f t  n  of  Belle  Plaiue, 
w  f  50x155;  Aug  21.  M  A  R  Swait  to  A 
O  Wallia  $3,309 

Forty-third  ot  S,  291  ft  s  of  Park  av,  w  f 
25x126;  Sep  7.  J  C  Snyder  to  F  Robort- 
aon  $4,000 

Forty-sixth  at  N.  a  w  cor  of  Leland  aT,  e 
f  50x135;  Sep  6.  H  Baird  to  A  Haberer 
  $4,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  a  e  cor  Champlain  av,  n 
f  72x120;  Sep  4.  J  J  Oonneli  to  O  P 
Caldwell   $21,600 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  226  ft  e  of  Jefferson  st, 
s  f  25x75;  Aug  2.  T  Grubet  to  P  Ronbik 
 $2,000 

Francisco  av,  37  ft  n  of  Walnut  at,  w  f  26 
x205;  Sep  11.  M  Nerger  to  E  C  Waller 
 $3,000 

Fullerton  av,  1  ;0  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  24x 
125;  Sep  9.  O  Krueger  to  W  Krueger 
 $4,000 

Fulton  st,  260  ft  e  of  St  Lonia  av,  n  f  26x 
107;  Sep  10.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  4  Peterson 
 $1,448 

Fulton  at,  bet  Lincoln  and  iVood,  s  f  2.5x 
122;  Sep  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  R  Bennett 
 $2,100 

Garfield  blvd,  26  ft  e  of  Loomia  at,  a  f  25 
xloO;  Aug  28.  A  L  Kemper  to  M  E 
Swanteea  $2,500 

Garfield  blvd,  75  ft  s  of  Harrison  st,  e  f 
25x160;  Apr  29'89.  J  N  Vance  to  J  R 
Rogers   $1,5(0 

George  at,  190  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  n  f  25x 
1243>^;  Sen  6.  J  Man  to  C  Boerk. .  .$1,650 

George  st,  2"l4  ft  w  of  Sheffield  ay,  8  f  25x 
123;  Sep  6.  R  8  Elder  to  H  J  Vanpel 
 $5,800 

Girard  st,  266  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  10.  F  Sieloff  to  E  Manzel 
 $3,400 

Grace  st,  40  ft  w  of  Ward,  s  f  40x4734; 
f-'ep  3.  H  MoJames  to  H  0  Lembach 
   $2,500 

Grace  st,  80  ft  w  of  Ward,  a  f  40x47;  Sap 
10.  H  McJames  to  M  C  Hedgea  $2,700 

Grand  blvd,  2P4  ft  a  of  43d  et,  e  f  763^x 
150;  May  27.  B  Maaon  to  H  Obernd'orf 
 $8,112 

Grand  blvd,  199  ft  n  of  42d  at,  e  f  48x150, 


nod  34  int;  June  18.  E  M  Phelpa  to  G 
E  P  Dodge  $6,000 

Greenleaf  hV,  295  ft  e  of  Grand,  n  f  40x 
171;  Sep  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Wabash  L 
and  B  Assn  $3,292 

Greenwood  av,  475  ft  b  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x 
151;  Aug  30.  W  O  Goodman  to  J  Winon 
 $1,790 

Gurley  at,  110  ft  e  of  Morgan,  n  f  20x75; 
Ang  15.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  L  Stoltenberg 
 $2,023 

Halsted  st,  premises  No  6149  and  6151,  .50 
xl25;  Ang  10.  Oscar  B  Engstrand  to 
Mary  J  McArthur  $25,000 

Hamlin  av,  416  ft  s  of  Indiana  st,  e  f  243^ 
xl25;  Sep  9.  W  8  Felton  to  V  Freden- 
hager  Jr  $2,500 

Hamilton  a'",  160  ft  n  of  School  et,  w  f 
25x124;  Sep  10.  0  Gall  to  0  Rosenberger 
 $1,200 

Hermitage  av,  100  ft  n  of  Jane  st,  e  f  25x 
127;  Sep  11.  B  Rudowsky  to  J  Wirkus 
 $6,400 

Hermitage  av,  182  ft  n  of  84th  at,  e  f  75x 
1^5;  July  2.  8  J  Mitchell  to  W  Lillien- 
feld  $1,200 

Hermitage  av.  1423^  ft  n  of  Onllom,  e  f 
60x162;  Aug  23.  E  L  Salladay  to  0  A 
Hollester  $6,000 

Hermitage  av,  a  w  cor  62d  at,  e  f  66rl24, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  6.  J  Griffiths  to  0 
Krag   $6,800 

Hirsch  et,  150  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
25x124;  July  29.  H  Anderson  to  A  Jor- 
genson  $8,600 

Homan  av,  600  ft  a  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Feb  2.  W  F  Hinrichs  to  H  Stneben 
 ,  $2,400 

Honore  st,  118  ft  a  cf  48^h;  w  f  48x1243^; 
Aag  5.  8  A  Mitchell  to  J  Hojda. .  .$1,000 

Honore  st,  129  ft  n  of  52d  e  t  25x126;  Oct 
31,'90.  H  F  Saxton  to  K  Belk  $1,600 

Hamboldt  blvd,  s  w  cor  Weatern  av,  n  f 
97x166;  Aug  31  K  La  Shetle  to  F  Fowler 
 $2,5C0 

Indiana  av,  41  ft  n  of  42d  st,  e  f  50x177 
f5-100;  Sep  10;  L  E  Campbell  to  MA 
Oonneli  $7,000 

Jackson  st,  ICO  ft  w  of  S  40th  av.  n  f  25x 
124;  Sep  7.  J  F  Lloyd  to  H  F  Waoken- 
dorf  $4,300 

Jackson  av,  210  ft  w  of  Forest,  n  f  40x 
171;  Sep  3.  J  8  North  to  L  0  Grosvenor 
 $6,000 

Jackson  av,  312  ft  n  of  59th  at,  w  f  24x 
1063^;  Sep  6.  G  Dnerling  to  M  B  Madden 
 $2,160 

Jaokaon  av,  230  ft  e  of  Forest,  s  f  70x170; 
Sep  6.  R  W  Faux  to  T  J  Sullivan.  .$6,500 

Jaokson  av,  aaroe  ppty;  Sep  7.  T  J  Sulli- 
van to  J  Faax  $6,500 

Jackson  st,  17  5  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  a  f  60x 
1213^;  July  1.  D  U  Fclton  to  D  Norris 
 $2,800 

Jaokson  at,  241  ft  w  of  A&hland  blvd,  a  f 
25x183;  Sep  4.  F  H  Puiriance  to  J  B 
Fall  $10, COO 

Jeffer.^on  st,  48  ft  n  of  102d,  e  f  48x125; 
Aug  29.  Mast  in  Ohv  to  W  H  Munroe 
 .".  .   $1,260 

Johnston  st,  144  ft  n  of  W  13th  pi,  w  f  24 
xlOO;  Sep  10.  J  Cossmann  to  F  Spohr 
et  al   •.  $2,500 

Justine  at,  n  e  cor  9l8t,  w  f  983^x133;  Sep 
9.  S  Floraheim  to  0  Freiberg  $3,500 

Kedzie  av,  57  ft  s  of  Beach,  e  f  25x177; 
Hep  3.  Continental  National  Bank  to  H 
F  Winkelman  $1,400 

Kimbark  av,  288  ft  d  of  66th  at,  w  f  50x 
165;  Sod  3.  0  B  Lcuer  et  al  to  B  Winters 
 $5,0C0 

Kimbark  av,  98  ft  n  of  57th  st,  e  f  43%x 
175;  Sep  11.  B  W  Washburn  to  G  Wilson 
 $4,375 

Kimbark  av,  i42  ft  n  ot  57th  at,  e  f  123^x 
175;  July  17.  W  D  vVaahbnrn  to  same 
  .$1,310 

Kimbell  sub,  e  3^  It  11,  8  e  3^,26  40  13, 
containing  five  acres;  Sep  9.  L  Sohutt 
to  J  W  Kimbell  $18,000 

Kinzie  st,  s  e  oar  N  41at  av,  n  f  28x130; 
Sep  10.  H  H  Porter  to  A  E  Sturgea 
 $3,650 

L'aflin  at,  199  ft  a  of  64th.  w  f  50x124;  June 
6.  D  Goodwin  to  W  H  Keck  $1,500 

Laflin  av.  149  ft  n  of  9l8t  st,  e  f  50x133; 
Aug  15.  E  L  Brainerd  to  8  Floraheim 
   $3,500 

Laflin  st,  174  ft  s  of  52d,  e  f  25x125;  Aug 
29.  V  Hrabik  to  J  Polirka  $2,800 

Lake  st,  483  ft  w  of  Falla,  n  f  25  ft  to 
alley;  Aug  5.  F  H  Mahler  to  E  B  Veh- 
meyer  $3,500 

Lake  st,  26  ft  w  of  Carpenter,  8  f  26x100; 
Sep  9.  M  E  Mills  to  L  D  Underhilt 

 $10,000 

(Continued  )n  page  881 


880 


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September  14,  1895 


Where  Sliall  we  so  this  Summer? 

We  oaD  answer  the  Inqalry. 

A  complete  ll9t  of  the  bes";  and  most  eoonomioal 
Snmmer  Resorts  not  too  f«r  from  Chicago  famished 
free  apon  application  by  mail,  or  bi  callinR  person- 
ally at  City  Ticket  Office  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  St.  Paul  Railway  in  the  new  Marquette  BalldlDR. 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  C.  N.  Souther,  Ticket 
Ag^ut. 


Locations 
-""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago.  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identitled 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assuranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  marufaoturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9U0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  al! 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Westward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Coloaj  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


■«  r»  _t  »    In  endless  variety 

'  prices.  From  $3.00 

to  $2000.  we  resent  instruments  fully 
doable  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
else  vhere.  A^k  to  see  the  genuine  uld 
Violins     at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 

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(Oontinaed  from  page  879.) 
Langley  av,  23  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  20x112; 

Sep  6.  T  8  Bodge  to  J  E  Hall  $5,500 

Larrabee  at,  premises  No  155,  25x130; 

Sep  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  H  Hoffman.$l,550 
Larrabee  st,  84  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  26x120, 
more  or  less;  Sep  4.  K  HoUaoher  to  0 

Pertsoh  $6,000 

Leiand  av,  n  w  oor  Hamilton,  s  f  74  88-100 
xl22  82  100;  Aag  7.  M  A  Dean  to  R  J 

Bennett  $2,150 

LiDOoln  st,  242  ft  n  of  Leiand  av,  e  f  50x 
1251^;  Aug  31.  Q  0  Harmount  to  W  H 

Molhollaiid  $6,000 

Lincoln  av,  104  ft  n  w  of  Byron  st,  n  e  f 
25  ft  thro  to  Byron;  Aog  26.  0  J  Ford 

to  0  Heok  $2,200 

Lincoln  st,  76  ft  n  of  Yeaton,  w  f  24x96; 
July  18.  Est  of  F  Haoek  to  K  Kraoman 

 $1,20J 

Lincoln  av,  76  ft  s  e  of  Larrabee,  st,  n  e 
f  25  ft  thro  to  Larrabee;  Sep  7.  F  Q 

Buckely  to  J  H  Weppner  $11,500 

Loomis  st,  8  e  oor  Arthington,  w  f  24x 
100;  Sep  11.  R  J  Collins  to  D  Sohner 

 $3,500 

Lowe  av,  246  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  24x125; 

Sep  f.  A  Crane  to  F  Novatny  $1,050 

Mackinaw  av,  48  ft  n  of  86th  st,  e  f  24x 
124;  Sep  4.  J  Axmark  to  H  Heinsen  et 

al  $1,200 

Maolay  av,  325  ft  a  of  47th  st,  w  f  25x126; 

Sep  9.3Q  Maclay  to  A  Deiters.... $1,010 
Madison  st,  481  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25 
xl91;  Aug  27.  J  C  Booty  to  J  E  Waibel 

 $6,000 

Madison  st,  same  ppty;  Aug  26.  J  E 

Waibel  to  B  Booty  $6,000 

Magnolia  av,  300  ft  s  of  Bryn  Mawr,  e  f 
50x123;  Sep  3,  J  L  Cochran  to  J  A 

Bryant  $2,500 

Market  st,  145}^  ft  n  of  Lnnt  av,  w  f  25x 
110;  Aog  30.  Q  H  Carpenter  to  J  Maoh 

 $1,050 

Marshfield  av,  168  ft  n  of  Indiana  st,  w  f 
24x125;  Sep  14.  M  Kelly  et  al  to  P  J 

Broanan  $1,500 

McLean  av,  238J^  ft  w  of  47th,  s  f  25x 
134;  Aug  3.  C  S  Owen  to  J  C  Callahan 

 $1,361 

Millard  av,  229i^  ft  n  of  W  28th  st,  e  f  36 
xl24  9-10;  Nov  20,'94.  M  A  Bonney  to  S 

W  Tenney  $1,200 

Milwaukee  av,  50  ft  s  e  of  Qirard  st,  s  e  f 
50x118,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  9.  N  Fitz- 
gerald to  M  Fitzgerald  $15,000 

Monticello  av,  premises  No  1370;  July  1. 

P  Schutte  to  H  Topp  $1,300 

Monticello  av,  n  e  oor  Hirsoh  st,  w  f  192x 
124;  Sep  4.  H  E  S  Baird  to  A  L  Reid 

 $2,000 

Moras  av,  250  ft  e  of  Soatbport,  s  f  50x 
173;  Sep  6.  W  T  Little  to  T  J  Childs 

 $2,000 

Morse  av,  350  ft  e  of  Maple,  s  f  100x171; 
Jnne  28.  HP  Kranz  to  W  M  Devine 

 $4,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paalina,  s  f 
24x125;  Sep  11.  F  Kojan  to  H  Benze 

   $6,500 

Nineteenth  st  W,  150  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f 
25x125;  Aug  29.  B  Poch  to  J  Pospechow- 

ski  $2,950 

Ninetieth  st,  s  w  oor  of  Vincennes  av,  n  f 
25x122;  Apr  27.  8  B  Gross  to  M  Welsh 

 $1,250 

Ninety-third  st,  8  w  cor  Yates  av,  n  f  50x 
125;  Ang  29.  N  K  Fairbank  to  0  J  Beach 

 $2,726 

Ninety-third  st,  n  e  cor  Lexington  av,  s  f 
50x125;  July  G.  E  B  Jennings  to  M  A 

Fox  $1,200 

Norwood  av.  226  ft  e  of  Southport,  s  f 
375^x123;  July  25.  J  L  Cochran  M  E 

Gavitt  $1,500 

Norwood  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  7.  M  E 
Gavitt  to  L  C  J  A  and  H  V  Gavitt  und 

34  to  each  $3,000 

Oakley  av,  120  't  n  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  24x 
130;  Sep  11.  F  W  Sammons  to  B  Wiss- 

mau  $  1 ,8C0 

Oakenwald  av,  800  ft  s  of  45th  st,  e  f  45j^ 
zl25;Ang5.  A  B  Merritt  to  H  Benjamin 

 $10,350 

Oakenwald  av,  same  ppty;  Aog  5.  H  Ben- 
jamin to  A  Benjamin  $10,350 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  pi  W,  250  ft 
e  of  Armour  av,  n  f  37%xl2i}^;  Aug  1. 

J  A  Hall  to  E  Karstrom  $1,100 

One  Hundred  and  Third  at,  s  e  oor  Prince- 
ton av,  n  f  lC0xl25;  Dec  19, '90.  C  A 

Wilson  to  G  G  Funk  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  First  pi,  353  ft  w  of 
Longwood  av,  n  f  50x1403^;  Aug  14.  W 

G  Luce  to  F  A  Bebb  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st,  s  e  cor 
Princeton  av,  n  f  50xl24J^;  Sep  7.  Mast 


in  Chy  to  Winthrop  Building  and  Loan 

Assn  $2,524 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  st,  n  w  oor 
Bggleston  av,  s  f  56.8x137}^;  Sep  6.  H 

Roller  to  C  Hitzman  $2, £00 

Ontario  av,  150  ft  n  of  133d  st,  w  f  25x  ■ 
125:  Sep  3.  F  Kazmionozak  to  J  Sippel 

,,,,,,,,  $1,000 

Page  st,'  50  ft  b  of  46th,  w  f  48)^x124  7-10, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  4.  J  J  Sohlesinger 

to  R  J  Sohlesinger  $1,800 

Park  av,  premises  Nos,  323  and  325,  30x 
100;  Sep  5.  Maat  in  Chy  to  H  A  Barling 

etal....  $7,920 

Park  av,  556  ft  e  of  C&lifornia,  n  f  20x99; 
Sep  9.  E  A  Locke  to  H  L  Ihompaon 

 $4,500 

Paulina*  Vt,  168  ft  s  of  45th,  e  f  24x123; 

Sep  7.  A  Michalak  to  A  Janioki  $2,560 

Pensaoola  av,  s  w  oor  Campbell,  n  f  80x 
77;  Sep  10.  A  S  Terrill  to  0  F  Reiking 

   $1,000 

Peoria  "st,  80  ft  n  of  78th,  e  f  40x1243^; 
July  29.  Maat  in  Chy  to  Garden  City 

Equitable  L  &  B  Asan   $4,940 

Pierce  av,  150  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f  50x 
124;  Sep  e.  A  W  T  Mueller  to  M  S  Heath 

 $8,000 

Polk  st,  350  ft  e  of  S  40th  av,  s  f  25x124; 

Aug  12.  W  R  Holligan  to  P  Tnres. $1,050 
Polk  st,  310  ft  e  of  LafliD,  s  f  24x111;  Sep 

5.  H  M  Gronwald  to  C  Powers  $4,600 

Princeton  av,  166  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  w 
f  50x125;  Sep  7.  N  A  Lallky  to  A  B 

Jaergens  $2,500 

Princeton  av,  619  ft  n  of  57th  st,  w  f  50x 
126M;  8ep  7,  E  Q  Smith  to  L  H  Burdiok 

 $3,500 

Princeton  av,  606  ft  3  of  35th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  July  22.  A  Kromek  to  N  A  Kogan 

 $1,600 

Princeton  av.  209  ft  s  of  Slst  st,  w  f  24^^ 
xl24;  Sep  3.  A  Reinhold  to  E  Hnns- 

berger  $5,CO0 

Racine  av,  100  ft  s  of  Noble,  w  f  25x121; 

Aug  22.  0  H  MsOne  to  M  Laux . . .  $3,500 
Bavenswood  Park  E,  238  ft  s  of  Lawrence 
av,  w  f  31x16334;  Aug  31.  T  F  Mulhol- 

land  to  G  0  Harmount  $9,CO0 

Rice  et,  8  w  oor  N  45th  av,  n  f  111x123; 
Jnne  23,'90.  E  T  Noonan  to  P  K  Howard 

 $1,205 

Ridgewav  av,  100  ft  s  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Aug  28.  J  G  Maolay  to  A  Venok 

 $1,100 

Rockwell  st,  96  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne,  w  f  24 
xl26;  Sep  10.  A  L  Anderson  toC  E  Ege- 

berg  $8,000 

Root  st,  216  f t  e  of  Wallace,  s  f  25x124; 

Sep  12.  P  Leonard  to  E  Conch  $3,000 

Rosooe  st,  150  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25x125; 
Sep  12.  J  V  Bierhanzl  to  J  H  Weaely 

. .  $4,500 

Sangamon  st,  300  ft  s  of  W  lath,  w  f  25x 
100;  Sep  6.  I  Shapero  et  al  to  C  Gorr 

 $4,000 

Sangamon  st,  150  ft  n  of  74ih,  e  f  25x 
1243x^;  Sep  5.  M  M  Connolly  to  J  M 

Mackenzie  $2,250 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  4.  E  I  Hersey  to  E  Gustafson. $2,800 
Sawver  av,  99  ft  n  of  25th  st,  e  f  96x125; 

Aug  28.  M  Fonoek  to  J  F  Lalia  ....  $2,000 
Seeley  a\  N,  275  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  w  f 
25x124;  July  20.  R  C  Moore  to  C  Geis- 

sel  $1,800 

Seminary  av  and  Osgood  st,  alley  It  bet, 
450  ft  8  of  Bnena  av,  25x50;  June  11.  M 

T  Oreighton  to  C  Buckingham  $1,636 

Seminary  av  and  Osgood  st,  same  ppty; 

July  6.  M  S  Eddy  to  same  $1,636 

Sheffield  and  Wilton  av,  alley  It  bet,  160 
ft  8  of  Waveland,  50x30;  July  15.  N 
Brachtendorf  to  C  Buckingham.  ..$2,688 
Seventy-third  st,  288  ft  e  of  Ada,  b  f  75x 
124  76-100;  Sep  6.  F  C  Kuhli  to  P  J 

Kelly  $1,000 

Seventy  fifth  at,  n  e  oor  Coles  av,  s  f  £0x 
110;  A&g  27.  Q  B  Croiokahank   to  14  L 

Weightman  $5,000 

Seventy-ninth  at,  s  w  cor  Sherman  av,  n  f 
48>^xl25;  Aug  12.  L  W  Smith  to  A 

Ergang  $3,000 

Sheffield  av,  66  ft  s  of  Argyle  st,  e  f  50x 
150;  Aug  21.  F  B  Townssnd  to  A  Warren 

 $4,350 

Sheridan  uv,  420  ft  n  of  6l3t  st,  e  f  17.8 
xl88;  Sep  2.  C  E  Atwater  to  F  F  Oviatt 

 $7,000 

Shields  av,  181  ft  n  of  32d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Ang  31.  F  R  Power  to  H  M  Friable 

 $6,500 

Shields  av,  n  w  oor  77th  st,  e  f  993^x 
16014;  July  12.  E  Beidy  to  C  D  Evans 

 $2,500 

Simms  av,  n  w  oor  Chestnut  at  e  f  52x 
125;  July  15,  S  A  Tolmaa  to  M  Yegen 


 $1,475 

Sixtieth  st  W,  176  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n  f  25 
xl32;  Sep  10.  People's  Building  and 

Loan  Assn  to  H  A  Rosbaok  $2,000 

Sixtv  seoond  st,  586  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f 
50x125;  Sep  3.  J  U  Sutherland  to  C  E 

Udell  $1,000 

Sixty-sixth  pi,  133  ft  e  of  Rosaana  st,  n  f 
40x1263^;  June  18.  C  F  White  to  E  B 

Bodley  $5,2t0 

Sixty-ninth  st,  901^  ft  w  of  South  Park 
av,  8  f  17x73;  Dec  3, '94.  J  Emery  to  H 

M  Stone  $*.000 

Sixty  ninth  st,  108  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Apr  29.  H  H  Keeney  to  A  B  Tall- 
man  IMOO 

Sixty-ninth  st,  149  ft  w  of  btewart  av,  s  f 
55x703^;  Sep  10.  J  M  Caldwell  to  T 

Kearna  $22,000 

Sooth  Chicago  av,  669  ft  a  e  of  Cottage 
Grove,  n  e  f  32x125;  May  1.  R  P  Shields 

to  E  Atkins  $3,000 

South  Park  av,  204  ft  s  of  Slit  st,  e  f  25x 

J 26;  Sep  9.  K  Oronin  to  C  Olsen. .  .$5,000 
Southport  av,  48  ft  s  of  Wrightwood,  w  f 
25x124;  Sep   3.  A   Klawikowski  to  J 

Sarap  ■  $3,800 

Southport  av,  236  ft  s  of  Fnllerton,  e  f  25 

xl28;  Sep  9.  M  Kunz  to  V  Deeke.  .$2,7C0 
Southport  av,  100  ft  s  of  Devon,  w  f  25x 
120;  Sep  7.  T  0  Brockhauaen  to  J  Hink 

 $1,500 

South  Water  at,  160  ft  e  of  Dearborn,  a  f 
40  ft  to  river;  Sep  7.  G  W  Smith  to  W 

F  McLaughlin  $80,"00 

South  Water  st,  160  ft  e  of  Dearborn,  s  f 
40  ft  to  river;  Sep  4.  Emanuel  Frank- 

enthal  to  Geo  W  Smith  $78,000 

Spaulding  av,  203  ft  n  of  Courtland  et,  w 

f  25x177;  Aug  15.  J  F  Ott  to  J  Ott. $2,800 
Spanlding  av,  230  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale, 
e  f  26x177;  Ang  6.  J  Johnson  to  C  Elia- 

8on  $3,800 

Springfield  av,  141  ft  n  of  Huron  st,  e  f 
32x126;  Sep  4.  B  Aronson  to  I  Rosen 

 $1,600 

State  st,  50  ft  s  of  40th,  w  f  26x160;  8ep 

9.  L  A  Upton  to  L  Kneidl  $4,000 

State  st,  n  w  oor  67th,  e  f  71x18434;  Sep 

5.  M  Talbott  to  J  M  Stephens. .  .$25,000 
St  Elmo  st,  216  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  26x124; 

Aug  31,  E  I  Bauer  to  0  J  Ford  $1,800 

St  Louis  av,  25  f t  n  of  Governors  park- 
way w  f  25x125;  Sep  3.  J  E  Mansfield 

to  A  E  Hogge  $2,500 

St  Louis  av,  160  f t  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  26x 

125;  Sep  9.  P  Kelly  to  M  E  Burns  .  $5,500 
St  Louis  av,  same  ppty ;  Sep  9.  M  E  Burns 

to  A  Kelly  $6,500 

St  Louis  av,  s  w  oor  Huron  st,  e  f  75x125; 

Sep  6.  E  G  Shea  to  A  J  Williams.  .$4,500 
Stony  Island  av,  364  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f 
25x213;  Sep  9.  M  M  Treanor  to  J  Mul- 

lany  $5,000 

Stony  Island  av,  464  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f 
75x213;  Sep  6.  D   0   Butts  to   M  J 

Roughan  $12,000 

Superior  at,  25  ft  e  of  Kingsbury,  n  f  24x 
100;  Sep  7.  A  Jorgenson  to  H  Anderson 

 $3,CO0 

Superior  av,  IIC  ft  s  of  87th  st,  w  f  25x 
140;  June  12.  A  Liljestrom  to  C  Reed 

 $1,250 

Thirty-eighth  st,  623^  ft  e  of  Parnell  av, 
n  f  36i|x72;  July  18.  A  C  Maynard  to 

C  HofE  $1,800 

Throop  st,  107  ft  a  of  90th,  e  f  75x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Aug  12.  J  W  Hood  to  D  N 

Hanson  Jr  $2,500 

Throop  st,  89  ft  a  of  W  19th,  e  f  25x125; 

Sen  6  J  Schraohta  to  A  Masek  $7,900 

Tripo  av,  350  ft  a  of  Oortez  at,  w  f  25x 
125V2;  Apr  23.  G  Griffiths  to  T  L  Bing- 
ham $1,000 

Troy  st  N,  176  ft  n  of  Coagrove  av,  w  f 
375x125;  Aug  28.  J  Kingsley  to  A  Rund- 

blad  $3,600 

Turner  av,  164  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26x 
124  84-100;  Mar  27.  M  A  Presoott  to  E 

L  Burns  $1,100 

Twelfth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Johnston,  n  f  24x 
100;  Sep  10.  A  Michalak  to  'V  Cossmann 

  $15,000 

Twelfth  pi,  120  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
25x1053^;  Sep  5.  J  Dawer  to  J  Fam- 

merel  $2,000 

Twelfth  et,  same  ppty;  Sep  9.  J  Fam- 

merel  to  M  Dawer  $2,000 

Twenty-first  st,  31!)  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s 
f  24x117;  Sep  6.  B'  J  Berndt  to  C  Sohnltz 

 $1,250 

Twentieth  and  Twenty  first  sts  W.  alley 
It  bet,  150  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  26x275,  and 
other  ppty;  Sep  6.  E  Ayrea  to  Met  W  8 

El  R  R  $4,740 

Twenty-second  st,  60  ft  w  of  Troy,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  1.  F  Novotny  to  V  Hlara 


 $2,000 

Union  av,  2C0  ft  n  ot  33d  at,  w  f  26x124 
85  lOo;  Sep  ♦.  0  L  Hammond  to  M 

Knight  $1,060 

Union  st,  248  ft  n  of  39th,  e  f  48x123.7; 
Aog  23.  A  L  Van  Winkle  to  H  O  Barnes 

 $1,700 

Union  av,  s  e  oor  Tell  at,  w  f  29)^x100; 
July  11.  H  8  Cook  to  E  W  Johnston 

 $1,(  00 

Vernon  av,  282  ft  n  of  Ellis  ot,  w  f  25x132; 

Sep  3.  P  S  Backmann  to  P  Martin. $11,000 
Vernon  av,  n  w  cor  29th  st,  e  f  90x100; 
Sep  I.   Eugene  Hogue  to  William  J 

Richardson  etal  $40,000 

Vincennes  av,  35  ft  n  of  4l8t  et,  w  f  23x 
130,  more  or  leaa;  Aug  27.  W  Mavor  to 

8  Q  G  Barnard  $6,600 

Wabaah  av,  224  ft  n  of  56th  at,  w  f  25x 

161;  Aug  12.  J  T  Dale  to  W  Miller. $2,500 
Wabaah  av,  264  ft  n  of  5Jd  st.  e  f  33x161; 

Sep  9.  J  McFarland  to  J  P  Molloy.$5,6C0 
Wallace  st,  50  ft  s  of  28th  pi,  w  f  6('xll5; 
Aug  9.  L  L  Oowles  to  J  W  McCown 

 $5,000 

Wallace  st,  s  w  cor  102d,  e  f  71  7-10x125; 

Sep  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Peter8on.$2,6'^3 
Walnut  st,  121  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  22x 
1343^;  Aug  13.  M  W  Pratt  to  B  E  Mc- 
Donald $3,200 

Washtenaw  av,  75  ft  8  of  Dunning  st,  e  f 
26x126;  Sep  6.  M  T  Chrietensen  to  C 

Stoll  $1,800 

Washtenaw  av,  25  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  e 
f  25x125;  Sep  3.  F  F  Corian  to  J  Fcchy 

 $4,000 

Washington  blvd,  premises  No  1118,  21x 
106;  Aug  26,  M  E  Hart  to  G  Strong 

 $12,CO0 

Washington  blvd,  521  ft  w  of  Fall  st,  n  f 
36x1253^;  Sep  12.  8  8  Potter  to  8  E 

Hickox  $21,000 

Wellington  av,  28  ft  w  of  Wolcott  st,  8  f 
25x125;  Aug  1.  S  Brown  Jr  to  F  M 

Becker  et  al  $1,207 

Wellington  av,  216  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  25 
xl26,  more  or  leas;  Sep  6.  F  W  H  Sund- 

macher  to  E  Glade  $1,000 

Wentworth  av,  249  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e 
f  61x126^,  und  int;  Ang  27.  M  Ried- 

linger  to  M  E  Schettler  $4,000 

Western  av,  8  e  cor  Montrose  blvd,  w  f  33 
xl233^;  Aug  31.  J  H  Waldmann  to  H 

Severn  $2,500 

Westoott  ct,  175  ft  s  of  80th  et,  w  f  75  ft 
to  alley;  Aug  26.  T  J  Neleon  to  O  Nel- 
son $7, COO 

Wilcox  et,  126  ft  e  of  8  42d,  n  f  50x1213^; 
Aug  21.  M  E  Deifendorf  to  J  Davidson 

 $3,600 

Winchester  av,  n  e  cor  73d  et,  w  f  48x 
1243^;  Sep  4.  E  Gustafson  to  E  S  Hersey 

 $  ,5C0 

Winchester  av,  145  ft  n  of  96th  st,  w  "f  60 
xl80;  Aug  31.  E  Barrett  to  L  J  Hitz 

   $1,000 

Winchester  av,  195  ft  a  of  95th  st,  w  f  60x 
180;  Sep  2.  F  F  Oviatt  to  C  E  Atwater 

 ,$5,000 

Woodlawn  av,  316  ft  a  of  93d  et,  e  f  25x 
124;  Sep  7.  G  H  Jacobs  to  T  J  Ennis 

 $1,400 

Woodside  st,  e  e  cor  Cornelia  av,  w  f  36x 

123;  July  1.  G  Wardel  to  C  Foas.  ..$2,260 
Wood  at,  98  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  60x122;  Feb 

10,'91.  H  Phipps  to  J  Mueller.... $1,300 
Wrightwood  av,  175  ft  e  of  Hampden  ot, 
n  f  26x134;  Sep  6,  E  R  Gregory  to  F  L 
Mercer  $21,C00 


Transfers  Under  IIOOO. 
Allen's  sub.  It  17  b  7,  24  37  14  June  24,  Q 

Preble  to  V  Day    $500 

Anderson's  sub.  It  7  b  8  Harding's  sub,  n 

e  qr  11  39  13  Feb  3,'93,  C  Barry  to  D  J 

Casey  $600 

Anderaon'a  sub,  same  ppty;  Sept  6,  D  J 

Casey  to  J  DrisooU  $600 

Aahford'a  sub.  It  21,  34  40  13  Sept  9,  E  J 

Huntington  to  F  C  Ebinger  $600 

Ashland,  e  73^  ft  Ite  11  and  12  b  6,  18  38 

14  June  10,  H  W  Chrietian  to  8  Wilks 

 $600 

Ashland,  Its  8  and  9  b  12  aug  22,  E  W 

Chria.ian  to  P  0  Laughlin  $800 

Ashland,  It  17  b  3  Sept  6,'90,  H  Phippa  Jr 

to  J  Oallen  $625 

Ashton's  sub.  It  18  b  3,  35  38  14  July  19, 

G  E  Maxwell  to  H  Downey  $700 

Auburn  Pk,  Birkhofif'a  add.  It  92  July  21, 

'92,  Q  Birkhofif  Jr  to  M  Ryan  $550 

Baird  <k  R'a  sub,  It  32  b  7,  ba  1  to  8  Dock 

Co's  sub  2  37  14  Sept  9,  M  E  Qlavin  to 

W  M  Willner  $36Q 

Oootjpued  on  page  883.) 


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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  Is  not  a  Keal  Estate  Agency  tor  the  purpose 
of  speculating  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  Advertising 
Bureau  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
proteciton  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  Waemanedorfl  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thousand  others  in  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 


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(Continued  from  page  881.) 

Belmont  Hgts.  Hield  sub,  Its  42  to  44,  29 
40  13  Sept  11,  A  N  Hield  to  Q  Eisen- 
hardt...  1900 

Borden's  snb,  It  37  b  1,  17  38  14  Jnly  16, 
'89,  J  U  Bordon  to  E  Johnson  $400 

Boynton's  snb,  It  23  b  2,  16  39  13  Aog  6, 
J  Darlow  to  N  Meado  et  al  |8Ki 

Brookline,  s  ht  It  10  b  2  Sept  10,  A  Carl- 
son to  J  Dahlin  $600 

Brown  -Jr's  sob,  It  20  sub  s  w  qr  18  40  14 
July  1,  S  M  L  J  ^rown  to  F  R  MoUon- 
ald  $750 

Oampbell's  snb,  It  31  b  11  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Aug  6,Est  of  Q  0  Campbell  to  J  F  Carl- 
eon    $*25 

Oampbell's  snb,  w  hf  It  32  b  11  same;  Sept 
6,  Same  to  Same  $212 

Campbell's  sob,  e  hf  It  32  b  11  same; 
Sept  6,  Same  to  J  Peterson  $212 

Ch'go  Unvsty  snb.  It  28  b  4  n  hf  7  38  14 
Aug  16,  D  Heitmann  to  M  M  J  Slein- 
ecke  $525 

Clarke's  snb.  It  53  b  7  Stone  &  W's  sub  6 

38  14  Sept  9,  F  B  Clarke  to  M  Sikyta|500 
Clark's  snb,  w  50  ft  It  8,  Its  1  and  2  b  6 

Wash  Hgts;  Aug  20,  M  A  Woodbnrg  to 
A  B  Morgan  $1,350 

Co  CIks'  sub,  It  29  b  4  snb  It  1  s  w  qr  25 
4U  13  June  3,  Q  W  Higgins  et  al  to  A  H 
Haarvig  $800 

Cornell,  It  30  b  111  Sept  9,  M  A  Kenni- 
oott  to  J  W  Garbntt  $250 

Oounselman's  sub.  It  42  b  5  n  w  qr  15 

39  13  Aug  16,  Q  H  Parks  to  C  W  Nay- 
lor  $825 

Craft's  snb,  It  34  b  5  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Sept 
11,'91,  M  Lawrence  to  A  L  Williams.$450 

Crawford  av,  Lowry's  add.  It  113  Ang  30, 
0  Heronx  to  0  H  Trego  $500 

Dauphin  Pk  add,  It  41  b  26  Sept  9,  W 
Berg  to  D  Beedie.   

Danohin  Pk,  Crandall's  add,  It  24  b  12 
Sept  6,  B  P  Bole  to  W  E  Bole  $800 

Dauphin  Pk,  Gross  3rd  add,  It  41  b  66 
Ang  28,  S  E  Gross  to  P  Chri8tensen.$400 

Dauphin  Pk,  Gross' 2nd  add,  It  10  b  30 
Aug  27,  S  E  Gross  to  J  Pattie  $675 

Dauphin  Pk,  same  add,  It  28  b  37  ang  21, 
Same  to  0  Deist  $850 

Dauphin  Pk.  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  11  b  28 
Aug  26,  P  Flanagan  to  S  E  Gross . . .  $700 

Dock  Co's  sub,  It  39  b  134,  5  and  6  37  15 
May  29,  F  Perschke  to  H  Brill  $7C0 

Dock  Co's  sub,  It  17  b  45,  5  and  6  37  15 
Ang  13,  0  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  M  Ohota.f  550 

Douglas  Pk,  Presoott's  add,  It  3  subblk  1 
of  b  6  Mar  23,  M  A  Presoott  to  G  P 
Stnokel  $950 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  It  9  snb  n  141 
ft  b  4  Ang  3,  L  J  Ziervogel  to  M  Muel- 
ler $550 

Dunning  snb.  Its  27  and  28  b  3  n  w  qr  19 

40  13  Sept  6,  A  Dunning  to  E  Corcoran 
 $300 

Edgewater,  Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add, 
It  39  be  July  24,  W  Baohmann  to  M 
Lan  $475 

Electric  sub.  It  11  b  3  e  ht  n  w  qr  13  38  13 
Aug  24,  A  B  Garfield  et  al  to  V  Busoh 
 $526 

Englewood,  Gage's  add.  It  304  b  12  Sept 
6,  L  Franklin  to  0  Oieden  .$800 

Englewood  Hgts,  Neumann  &  U's  add,  Its 
21  and  22  b  4  July  2,  I  J  MitchtU  to  Z  S 
Friend  $800 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  2nd  add.  It  64 
Mar  24,'90,  E  A  Onmmings  to  A  Hill- 
man   $400 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add.  It  153  Ang 
1,  A  Conway  to  W  L  Doyle  $600 

Englewood,  same  add.  It  152  Aug  1,  Same 
to  Same  $600 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell's  add.  It  32  b  9  Sept  9, 
C  Vian  to  J  S  Donlap  $400 

Evan's  sub,  It  136,  Its  1  to  20  Brighton; 
Sept  2,  T  Kelly  to  M  T  Broderick . . .  $7C0 

Field's  add,  s  5  ft  of  n  hf  It  16  b  4  June  8, 
A  O  Miller  to  J  L  Langhlin  $5C0 

Garfield  blvd,  Cnmmings'  add.  It  74  Aug 
25,'90,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  M  Keegar.  $600 

Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  add,  It  41  b  "B" 
Sept  6,  M  0  Adams  to  J  R  Watters  et 
al  $890 

Garfield  blvd,  Vance's  snb,  It  14  b  "B"; 
Apr  23,  J  N  Vance  to  J  Bnoharan. .  .$600 

Garfield,  It  2  b  29  Sept  3,  J  A  Grant  to  J 
Pauley  $500 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  23  b  I  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
May  13,  D  Goodwin  to  J  Cox  $750 

Gross'  snb.  It  9  b  16,  b  15  etc.  Dauphin 
Pk  add.  Ang  30,  G  H  Bartlett  to  M  B 
ChriHty.  $400 

Hamburg,  Its  39  and  42  subblk  3  Sept  4, 
J  P  Kenny  to  J  L  Kotal  $400 

Hammond's  snb.  It  40  b  6,  31  38  15  Aug  1, 
L  W  Smith  to  H  Peterson  


Healey  Bro's  snb  etc  0  T  sub.  It  17  snb  of 
It  2,  29  39  14  Sept  9,  J  T  Healey  to  J  M 
Winterbotham  $600 

Hillside,  WeddeU  &  C's  snb.  It  15  b  8  n  w 
qr  29  38  14  Apr  10,'90.  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  H 
H  Deenis  $310 

Hillside  same  snb.  It  14  b  8  Apr  10,'90, 
Same  to  Same  $310 

Homan  av  Assn  sub,  It  26,  26  39  13  May 
22,  F  Halama  to  O  Wittke  et  al  $225 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb.  It  46  b  4,  2  39  13  Sept 
4,  J  Came  Jr  to  C  H  Sheppard  $350 

Huling  &  J's  snb,  It  5  b  2,  b  13  Stone  Sr 
W's  snb  6  and  7  38  14  Ang  15,  M  Bera- 
nek  to  E  Baggot  $750 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add.  It  86  Ang 

17,  C  Liessmann  to  J  L  Mose  $626 

Irving  Pk,  Pearson  &  K's  add,  s  25  ft  It  4 

b  1  Jnly  16,  C  F  Hunting  to  H  U  Es- 

dohr  $350 

Irving  Pk,  Miller's  add.  It  26  b  19  July  6, 

J  0  Stonghton  to  E  M  Reynolds  $300 

Jacobs'  sub,  It  29  b  4,  30  38  14  Sept  10,  E 

W  Oronk  to  J  W  Howard  $300 

Jefferson,  Slayton's  sub.  It  9  b  8  Sept  7, 

H  L  Slay  ton  to  0  Bourne  $2  0 

Kennedys  Pk  add.  It  475  Sept  4.'89,  D  J 

Kennedy  to  L  Zikmund  $600 

Kraloveo  &  K's  snb,  It  8  b  7,  28  39  13  Sept 

18,  J  KraIov«o  to  A  Richa  , 

Laches'  snb,  It  29  snb  Its  1  to  16  etc,  n  e 

qr  8  38  14  Jane  4  T  P  Phillips  to  J 
Knobljch  $500 

Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2nd  add,  sub 
It  5  of  It  36  b  3  Sept  6.  R  S  Grant  to  F 

I     Hedstrom  $725 

!  Lee's  snb,  It  34  b  11  8  e  qr  20  38  14  Sept 
4,  E  Kleoka  to  J  H  Weiss  

Linden  av  snb.  Its  6  to  14  of  It  9  Bow- 
man's snb,  12  40  13  Sept  7,  J  R  Lees- 
ley  to  W  Long  Jr  $1,800 

Lt  76  sub  n  hf  8  hf  w  )^  n  e  qr  5  40  13 
Sept  6,  A  E  Keller  to  F  E  Maschka$l,250 

Lt  77  same;  Sept  6,  Same  to  E  Frere.$l,150 

Lt  33  b  4  snb  w  hf  s  e  qr  n  e  qt  34  40  13 
Sept  2,  M  E  Delamater  to  WN  Gate8$437 

Lt  41  b  1  snb  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  26  40 
13  Sept  5,  E  T  Brown  to  F  Huettmann 
 $600 

Lt  28  sub  e  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  15  39  13 
Mar  25,'90,  D  Qalbraith  to  C  W  Rogers 
 $700 

Lt  56  b  2  snb  s  hf  10  39  13  Aug  27,  H  H 
Porter  to  D  Gorman  $650 

Mandell's  sub,  It  106  bs  1  to  4  etc,  w  hf  s 
w  qr  15  39  13  Aug  2,  D  Krauthummer 
to  M  M  Jalove  $950 

Mason's  sub,  It  7  b  8  s  e  qr  2.'5  38  13  Sept 
7,  O  Fifield  to  J  F  Stransky  $400 

McMillan  &  W's  sub.  It  2  b  6  s  e  qr  27  39 
13  Sept  7,  O  W  Smith  to  A  J  Ryan.. $600 

Miller  P  &  K  snb.  It  78  b  2  s  e  qr  14  38  13 
Sept  6,  B  V  Becker  to  S  O  Levinson  $500 

Munson's  add,  It  65  b  3  Sept  9,  A  Labrac- 
qne  to  W  Bender  $650 

New  Ashland,  It  11  b  1  Ang  15,  J  Walker 
to  J  Feulner  $750 

Nieman's  snb.  It  30  s  w  qr  35  40  13  June 

15,  C  E  Meyer  to  D  A  Friel  $5f0 

Our  Home  add.  It  2  b  4  Sept  19,'92,  M 

Tejoek  to  J  Blahnt  $600 

Oviatt's  resnb.  It  14  b  2,  b  12  Shipman,  B 

&  M's  sub,  35  40  13  Ang  28,  A  W  Oviatt 

to  H  S  Dietrich  $tOO 

Place's  add,  It  3  b  6  Sept  9,  0  P  Spriggs 

to  J  G  Gordon  

Pullman  Vander  Syde  &  B's  add.  It  25  b 

6  Deo  26,'91,  L  W  Yaggy  to  B  J  Han- 

noQ  •  $500 

Pullman,  Field's  add,  Its  48  and  49  Aug 

17,  M  L  Peek  to  C  J  Geiss....  $950 

Pullman,  Fernwood  add.  It  14  b  3  Mar  4, 

C  A  Wilson  to  C  A  Harlick  $326 

Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub.  Its  6  and  7 

b  3,  20  40  13  Sept  3,  0  F  Linscott  to  F 

Larsen  

Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  add,  Its  10  to  12 

b  3  Aug  31,  0  F  Linscott  to  3  E  Faasoh 

 $9C0 

Rosenmerkelsub,  w  24>^  ft  It  29  of  ontit 

3i  8  T  8nb,i6  38  14  Sept  5,P  M  Scott  to 

C  B  Hinds  $360 

Rudolph's  sab,  It  310  bs  4  and  6,  18  40  14 

May  1,  E  Rndolph  to  A  Wilke  $600 

Rudolph's  snb,  It  321  bs  4  and  5,  18  40  14 

Aug  1,  E  Rndolph  to  J  M  Hughes. 
Sharpshooter's  Pk,  It  4  sub  Its  160  and 

161  snb  8  w  qr  21  37  14  Aug  14,  H  L 

Kraft  to  A  H  Nicholas  $600 

Shortall  Tr's  snb.  It  28  b  6  n  e  qr  26  38  14 

Aug  30,  H  E  Fletcher  to  P  F  Benne 
Simm's  snb.  It  7  b  1,  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Sept 

10,  A  A  Swanson  to  C  Streinbrecher  $700 
South  Ch'go,  Palmer's  add,  It  7  b  7  Aug 

16,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  S  Koslouski. .  .$500 
South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add,  It  23  b 

2  Ang  26,  W  B  Spiller  to  E  Spiller 


South  <~'h'go.  Ironworker's  add,  nnd  }{  It 
27  b  28  Nov  26,'94,  M  E  Delles  to  8 

Delles  i2fO 

Sonth  Ch'go,  same  ppty,  nnd  }4  ^^^i  ^^P* 

6,  M  W  Delles  to  Same  $200 

Sonth  25^  ft  It  9  sub  s  hf  b  54  div  19  39 
14  Sept  10,  L  Grimes  to  Met  W  S  L  R 
R  Co..  1600 

Stifel'a  snb,  It  14  subblk  1  b  6  Steel  et  al 
snb  26  39  13  Aug  30,  E  A  Reeziger  to  J 
Krnlish  1650 

Stoddard's  sub.  It  22  b  6  pt  n  e  qr  4  37  14 
Sept  5,  O  C  Thorp  to  M  Friberg....  $300 

Talbot's  snb.  It  14  b  3,  bs  3  and  4  Edson's 
snb,  20  40  14  Ang  24,  H  Stitt  to  8  Bull 
 $850 

Terrill's  snb.  It  10  and  w  hf  It  9,  It  6  n  hf 
s  e  qr  13  40  13  Sept  10,  A  8  Terrill  to  J 
PFreede  $900 

Twelfth  St  Land  Assn  sub.  It  15  b  9,  15  39 
12  Ang  1,  W  Loefflar  to  C  Lymon. . .  $675 

Ward's  snb.  It  36  b  3,  bs  1  4  and  6  Stone 
&  W's  sub,  6  and  7  38  14  Sept  5,  0  0 
Broomell  to  T  W  Boske  $300 

Ward's  snb,  It  38  b  3  same;  Sept  5,  Same 
to  Same  f300 

Wash  Hgts,  Halsted  st  add.  It  14  b  45 
Sept  4,  R  M  Robertson  to  M  Rathbnrn 
..f.  $750 

Webi)  snb,  It  55  b  14  6  e  qr  14  38  13  July 
25,  B  Child  to  J  F  Eberhart  $650 

West  Ch'go  Ld  Co's  snb,  It  3  b  3  n  w  qr 
10  39  13  Jnne  12,  W  Goodwin  to  D  W 
Howe  $*25 

West  Pullman,  It  41  b  8  June  27,  L  D 
Kneeland  to  fl  Johnson  $900 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add, 
It  13  b  2  Jnly  11,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to 
D  Grant  •  $9' 

West  Pullman,  same  add.  It  11.  b  2  Jnne 
14,  Same  to  L  A  Frankel  $800 

White  &  C's  snb.  It  14  b  2  of  b8  41  to  44 
Stone  &  W's  sub,  7  38  14  Sept  9,  H  I 
Saxton  to  F  J  Soliok  $650 

Wisner'8  sub.  It  10  b  2,  Its  13  and  14 
Brand's  sub  26  4C  13  Jnne  24,  A  Wisner 
to  T  Bartodziej  $500 

Woodlawn  Ridge,  n  hf  It  7  b  9,  23  38  14 
July  19,  W  Garnett  Jr  to  J  F  Morrison 
 ,  $925 

Woodiawn  Ridge,  s  hf  It  7  b  9  same;  July 
19,  Same  to  J  Findlay  $925 

tiVBUKBAlV  WARRANTY  1>K£08. 


De  Forrest's  sab.   Its  25  to  27  b  16,  23  35  14  and  o  p; 

jan  2,  0  J  Waring  to  M  A  Wiardis  $1600 

Glenwood  snb,  U  47  b  2,  3  35  14  may  24,  J  Bandolph 

to  Same  *275 

Oh'go  Fgts,  Keeney's  sub.  Us  17  and  18  b  26  septa. 

A  F  Keeney  to  0  Q  Steger  $2000 

Patterson,  Its  26  and  26  b  8  sept  3,  Q  McGee  to  J  L 

Brooks  tISOO 

Ool  Hgts,  Keeney's  1st  add.  It  33  b  2  ang  22,   A  F 

Keeney  to  B  G  Lind  et  al  $200 

Columbia  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  43  and  44  b  27  ang  23, 

Same  to  M  M  Bobbins  ,  $400 

North  hf  n  e  qr  24  35  14  sept  3,  J  Oondell  to  H  A 

Flint  *8000 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbache's  add,  It  11  b  22  sept  10,  A 

Tarr  to  0  J  Tarr  $600 

De  Forest,  Wilton's  add.  It  20  b  40  june  29,  W  Mo- 

Gahey  to  T  M  Warnock  $800 


Fairmont,  Young'p  sub,  It  1  orig  blk  1  and  pt  b  2 
sept  4,  H  B  Shedd  to  0  3  Young  $1200 

Fairmont,  Young's  sub,  w  20  ft  It  6  and  e  10  ft  It  7 
of  b  1  and  pt  b  2  sept  4,  H  E  Shedd  to  0  8  Young 
 $600 

W  Pullman,  Ijarued  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  2  sept  6,  E 
J  Lamed  to  J  H  Bounds  J600 

Morgan  Pk,  Tummings  &  Go's  add,  It  93  sept  7, 
Mast  in  Ohy  to  Wlnthrop  B  &  L  Assn  $656 


La  Vergne,  White  &  O's  sub.  Its  33  and  34  b  22  and 

o  p;  july  17,  0  F  White  to  E  B  Bodley  $7000 

Oak  Pk,  Blackstone's  add,  und  ht  Us  21  and  22  b  5 

jaly  2,  J  0  Skeen  to  J  Pattison   $2760 

Scoville  &  N's  sub.   It  20  and   n  25  ft  It  23,  b5 

8c  .ville  i  N's  eub  to  Oak  Pk.  aug  6,  M  E  Bailey 

to  J  Pattison  $6000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  It  6  b  4  sept  1,'91, 

W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  M  V  Fiek  $450 

Merrick's  snb  pt  Austinville,  It  4  (ex  pt)  9  39  13 

ang  9,  A  D  Pacoon  to  J  8  Oleverdon  $2000 

Clifford  &  W's  sub.  Its  7  and  8  b  3  n  w  qr  4  39  13 

sept  6,  A  A  Shannon  to  L  Goodyear  $700 

Waller's  eub.  Its  1  and  2  b  4  s  43     8  e  qr  8  39  13 

ang  6,  J  B  Dongan  to  8  P  Hare  $4500 

Madison  st,  Merchant's  add.  It  36  b  6  jaly  27.  N  N 

Kinnison  to  J  Probst  $954 

wood's  sub.  Its  33  and  34  b  2,  16  39  12  oot  22,   F  0 

Wood  to  B  W  Perkins  ,  $1300 


Wood's  sub,  lis  14  to  17,  Its  216  to  117  8  T  sub  16  39 

13  Oct  1,'94,  E  E  Wood  to  B  W  Perkins  $21(0 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  17  b  1  ang  80,  M  McDonald 

to  T  8  Gray  $1500 

Berwyn,  Its  25  and  26  b  4  aug  27,  8  A  Johnsen  to  B 

J  Mlrabon  $3800 

Und  1-3  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  20  39  13  apr  16,  W 

Hambrough  to  L  8  Adams  $60CO 

Clyde,  2nd  div,  and  1-S  int  It  12  b  12  june  14,  E 

Schwin  to  A  B  Tall  $2000 

Morton  Pk,  Its  26  and  27  b  11  aug  9,  8   W  Lederer 

to  A  J  Sabath  $13,.0 

Morton  Pk,  Us  26  to  28  b  10  Bug  30,  8  Stelndler  to 

Same  $1500 

Morton  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  b  11  aug  9,  I  Sabath  to 

Same  $1000 

Berwyn,  It  8  and  n  16^  ft  It  9  b  1  july  31,  A  J  Young 

to  B  W  Smith  $2800 

Ridgeland,  e  60  ft  It  8  b  6  aug  15,  0  W  Hubbard  to 

W  H  Palmer  et  al  $10(  0 

Bobinsoti's  sub.  Its  1  to  5,  It  101  8  T  sub  16  89  13 

aug  31,  Q  G  Bobinson  to  0  Read  $4000 

Davis  b  Son's  sub.  Its  19  to  22,  Its  113  and  114  8  T 

sub  16  39  13  feb  14,'90,  F  F  Wood  to  A  E  Bawson 

  $2000 

Gross  sub.  It  24,  It  8  etc,  8  T  sub  16  39  13  tept  10,  8 

Denvir  to  J  F  Denvlr  $1000 

Baldwin's  sub.  Its  9  and  10  b  6,  b  3  etc  31  39  13  sept 

6,  0  B  Bess  to  B  L  Phillips  $1000 

Clifford  &  W's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  3,  n  w  qr  4  39  13 

sept  9,  F  8  Frisbee  to  E  Frisbee  $700 

Austin,  Lombard  add.  Its  17  and  18  in  snb  Its  16  to 

20  etc,  may  8,  E  £  Eingsley  to  M  L  Borner.,  .$1160 
Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add,  Its  48  and  44  b  4  sept  9, 

M  Hasenheyer  to  G  K  Jones  $1100 

Gross'  sub,  It  3  b  8  of  It  8  etc  S  T  sub,  16  39  13  sept 

5,  J  W  Sheridan  to  G  I  Afield  $600 

Gross  eub.  It  5  b  8  same;  sept  5,  Same  to  M  8  Boree 

 $600 

Fredrlckson's  sub,  '/a  int  In  It  42  b  3,  29  39  13  aug  1, 

8  A  Drnmmond  to  E  Drummond  $200 

Steven's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  3,  9  39  13  sept  11,  F  Saa- 

by  to  A  Aageberg  $2600 

S  T  sub.  Us  2  and  3  snb  It  166,  16  39  13  may  22,  B 

Strauss  to  I  W  Enbel  $2200 

Davis  &  Son's  sub.  It  12,  It  139  aug  14,  H  M  Dam- 

ren  to  W  J  Sinclair  $450 

S  T  sub.  Its  17  and  18  snb  of  It  130,  16  39  13  sept  11, 

E  Olson  to  8  G  Olson  $1000 

Keeney's  resub.  It  11  b  7,  bs  5  to  8  Shippen's  a-Jd 

to  Oak  Pk,  may  21,  X  Kearney  to  R  J  Hogg — $336 

EVANSTON. 

Evan6ton,Keeney  &  B's  add,w  10  ft  It  1  and  It  2  and 

e  40  ft  It  3  b  12  sept  2,  0  0  Housel  to  G  F  York$4500 
Evanston,  White's  add.  It  16  b  6  resnb  bs  5  and  6 

ang  10,  0  I  Humphrey  to  0  0  Hilton  $3260 

Evanston,  PItner's  add.  It  11  b  6  aug  9,  B  F  Weber 

to  0  Henricks  $676 

8  Evanston,  Pitner  ft  Son's  2nd  add,  It  15  b  7  ang  . 

9,  Same  to  A  Schmidt  $1260 

Evanston,  K  &  K  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  4  ang  31,  Q 

Lamkin  to  L  M  Learnard  ,  $2416 

Evanston,  Hlnman's  add,  n  40  ft  It  14  b  7  sept  9,  A 

F  Miller  to  O  G  Larsen  $1800 

Evanston,  Keeney  &  B's  add,  und  hf  Its  27  and  28 

b  3  aug  14,  M  Byan  to  M  W  Atwood  $2260 

Evanston,  same  add,  nnd  hf  Its  26  and  26  b  3  sag 

14,  M  W  Atwood  to  M  Byan  $1750 


La  Grange,  Coesitt'e  let  add.  It  2  b  16  ang  31,  H  L 

Borden  to  J  Van  Persyn  $3600 

La  Grange,  Oossltt's  1st  add,  It  16  b  18  aug  31,  P  A 

Lord  to  H  F  Brainard  $3400 

W  Grossdale,  It  7  and  n  hf  It  8  b  4  ang  24,  H  0  Gross 

to  8  E  Gross  $2760 

Part  e  hf  n  w  qr  3  38  12  containing  16.392  acres  and 

o  p;  sept  3,  W  J  Moore  to  8  E  Gross  $22,000 

W  Grossdale,  It  12  and  n  ht  It  13  b  9  aug  24,  H  0 

Gross  to  8  E  Gross  $3100 

W  Grossdale,  It  13  n  hf  It  14  b  1  ang  23,  8  E  Gross 

to  H  0  Gross  $2765 

Lyons.  Prescott's  add.  It  30  b  2  sept  6,  8  Delamater 

to  F  Bayer  WO 

Lyons,  same  add,  It  31  b  2  sept  6,  Same  to  A  F  A 

Scheime  

La  Grange,  Oossitt's  Ist  add,  It  10  b  10  may  1,  F  D 

Oos?Ut  Jr  to  E  Carlson  $26(0 

La  Grange,  same  ppty;  sept  9,  E  Carlson  to  0  E 

Hading  «2600 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  Its  10  to  15  b  82  sept  7, 

J  0  Morehouse  to  8  J  Spellman  $3000 

MAINE. 

Blvsr  View,  White's  Steel  Car  add.  It  8  b  3  june 

16,  M  E  Dlefendorf  to  J  0  Hendricks   $3C0 

Rivervlew.  Whipple's  add,  It  83  b  2  ang  31,   W  A 

Hamilton  to  W  Kremer  $350 

Oh'go  Plaines,  Its  37  and  38  b  22  aug  17,  W  A  Boott 

to  G  Jamleson  *300 

Oakton,  Its  7  to  10  b  1  sept  7,  P  Bieoh  to  J  Oonlin 

  $2000 

Greenebnum's  eub,  bs  17  18  and  20  n  e  qr  34  41  12 

sept  6,  B  Greenebaum  to  H  C  Holet  $10,500 

Desplaines,  Bobinson's  add.  It  6  b  3  jnne  9,  Est  of 

J  Schubert  to  B  LagersUauser  *776 


884 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILj)ING  JOURNAL 


September  14,  1895 


NEW  TBIEB. 
Wilmette,  Paul's  2nd  add,  Ita  39  and  40  b  S  sept  4, 

H  L  Post  to  M  Faraday   ...  II 100 

Wilmette,  Bcuer's  add,  Itl  b  1  eept  5,  P  0  Richards 

to  M  H  Cole  *S76 

Paul's  sub,  Its  13  and  14  b  6,  b  2  etc,  Paul's  add  to 
Wilmette;  ang  10,  E  T  Paul  to  Evaoston  National 

Bank  *800 

Paul's  sub,  Its  1  to  6  17  md  IH  ang  10,  Same  to 

Chemical  National  Bank  HOIO 

Paul's  sub.  Its  6  and  6  b  2  ang  10,  A  O  Butler  to 

Zvacstou  National  Bank    HOOO 

Kei'ilworlh,  Brown's  add  It  16  ang  24,  F  0  Nichols 

toF  W  Hill  *375 

Winnelka,  Dale  et  aleub.  It  2  b  14  ang  9,  J  T  Dale 

to  M  E  Purple  *2250 

Glercoe.  Its  23  to  26  b  S  apr  6,  E  Rich  et  al  to  L  E 

MoDermnt  *650 

Baxter's  enb,  pt  8  of  Quilmetle  Reservation,  Its  24 
to  Q7  b  1  and  o  p;  sept  B,  I  E  Chamberlain  to  H  G 

Chamberlain    $5000 

Wlnnetka,  Elan  st  add.  Its  16  and  17  b  5  apr  8,  M  A 

Hanks  to  W  J  Hanks   $800 

Vernamo,  Its  24  and  26  b  2  apr  20,  D  Brabrook  to  J 

L  lincwell         -  t200 

Wilmette,  Union  add,  e  ht  It  13  i  II  It  13  b  10  ang  6, 

F  M  Williams  to  A  Wllliatns  $600 

Vernamo,  Its  36  to  41  b  3  sept  9,  J  AUes  to  B  Bed- 

gers....  »1060 

Glencoe,  It  13  (ex  a  3.8  ft)  b  8  ang  30,  B  Newhall  to 

E  B  Becker  *2660 

OBIiAND. 

Alfine  Hgts,  It  41  b  13  aug  28.  T  G  &  T  Co  to  F  0 
i-ierce..  1200 

Humphrey's  sub.  It  23  of  n  465  f t  n  30  P  60  acres  9 
36  12  feb  26,  F  Powell  to  F  Bearuz  $576 

Alpine  Bgts,  Its  18  and  19  b  14  sept  3,  Title  Guar  & 
X  Co  to  T  H  Ballantine  $100 

PB0VI80. 

Western  add.  It  39  b  3  sept  4,  F  E  Ballard  to  Q 
Mensior  $500 

Lts  13  and  14  b  143  and  o  p;  10  39  12  sept  4,  J  B  Gar- 
ner et  al  to  F  A  .Sorden  et  al  $1000 

Maywood,  Its  4  and  5  b  197  sept  3,  J  Soflel  et  al  to 
P  Bregel  t2100 

W  GrosBdale,  It  12  and  n  ht  It  13  b  9  aug  23,  S  E 
Gross  to  H  0  Gross  $3100 

Madissn  st  add.  It  420  aus  11, '92,  F  E  Ballard  to  J 
W  Gnndloc'l  $i00 

Rose  &  B's  enb.  It  i7  of  It  1  b  35  R  R  add  to  Harlem 
sept  3,  J  H  BrowQ  to  F  E  Reich  $1260 

Qrossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add.  Its  2li  and  27  b  44  mch 
20,'93,  S  E  Gross  to  F  Phelps  $325 

Maywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  68  sept  4,  A  R  Brooks  to  !• 
H  Ehrhart  $5600 

Melrose,  Its  15  and  16  b  142  july  26,  Mast  in  Oby  to 
Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  $1691 

Harlem,  8onth  add,  n  bf  It  30  b  8,  ang  9,  J  G  Lob- 
stein  to  0  Kopp  $325 

Melrose,  QIos'  add,  Its  16  and  17  b  2  sept  6,  J  Glos 
to  0  Standt  $350 

Lt  19  b  2  6  hf  e  hf  n  w  qr  12  39  12  sept  9,  C  J  Ken- 
nedy to  E  M  Bchlnud  $1000 

THOBNTON. 

Bernioe,  Schultz  i  O's  sab.  Its  8  to  10  b  2  and  o  p; 

aug  29,  8  Farman  to  B  F  Parker  $4000 

Harvey,  Academy  add,  It  7  b  "R;"  septf,  A  L  Get- 

tys  to  R  W  Cohen  $300 

Harvey,  Acaden  y  add,  It  8  sept  — ,  Same  to  E 

Greeuburg  1300 

Harvey,  Lord's  159tb  st  add.  Us  1  and  2  b  9  sept  28, 

'94,  A  Speight  to  e  Bond...   $250 

Harvey,  nnd  M  Us  17  to  21  b  147  sept  6,  0  E  Oorri- 

gan  to  J  Koetter.   ....$900 

HaiTdy  Hgtj,  It  14  b  4  aug  3a,  H  J  Campbell  to  0  L 

Vieman  ,  ....$225 

Harvey  Res  enb.  Its  45  and  46  b  3  and  o  p;  n  e  qr  18 

36  14  aug  10,  F  B  Utley  to  T  L  Evans  11050 

Woodlawn  av,  Authony'd  sub.  Us  40  and  45  b  2,  35 

36  14  aug  27,  L  A  McGinn  to  A  McGinn  $600 

Harvey,  It  48  b  122  sept  7,  J  S  Duolop  to  0  Vian$1200 
Greenwood,  Child's  add.  Us  1  to  5  b  2  sept  7,  W  W 

White  to  vv  U  O'Nlel  $2600 

Town  of  Bernlce,  Schultz  &  O's  sub,  Its  8  to  10  b  2 

and  o  p;  sept  6,  B  F  Parker  to  J  J  Hopper.... $460 J 

WOBTH. 

Bine  Isld,  Helbreg's  add.  It  26  b  )   June  7,'94,  G 

Balliet  to  M  Schmierer   .$315 

W  Hiiiblauds,  e  hf  It  3  b  6  jane  11,  A  L  Olson  to  L  E 

Brnoe  $b76 

Ovlatt's  sub,  bs  J  2  6  7  and  8  s  e  qr  13  37  13  eept  7. 

MastluChytoH  li  Scott  $17,032 

Oak  Lawn,  It  2  b  9,  9  87  13  jane  10,  D  W  Norton  to 

W  Brandt  $1000 

Oloes'  sab.  Us  14  16  20  21  n  w  1  37  13  sept  9.  A  W 

Towsley  to  0  W  Towsley  $1000 

Oak  Lawn,  Orandall's  sub.  It  19  b  11,  4  37  13  june 

16,  A  Grosvenor  tJ  0  Nelson   .$375 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Oo's  2nd  add.  It  104  b  2  sept  4, 
8  £  parrell  to  W  M  Denney  $260 


All  of  Its  44  to  48  b  3  sub  pt  n  e  qr  n  of  ludy  Bdy 
Une,12  3  1 1  aug  31,L  J  Wakefield  to  Q  L  Da  Nnen 
  12200 

Harvey  Res  sub,  Its  12  to  40  and  47  and  48  b  3  and 
op  18  86  14  aug  15,  F  B  Utley  to  D  B  Oheever 
  ...$25,650 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Oo's  4th  sub.  It  339  b  7  ang  29, 
8  E  Barrel!  to  P  Voorhees  $216 

Olairmont,  Smith  i  Oo's  enb.  It  443  h  9  aug  23,  D 
Tyler  to  0  Leinninger  $210 

liEXDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  Us  10  and  11  b  52  nov  10,'94, 
L  Franklin  to  E  Bartman  $1000 

Franklin  Pk.  Its  1  and  2  b  62  aag  12,  L  Franklin  to 
E  Hartman  tiOO 

Franklin  Pk,  4th  add.  Us  20  to  24  b  2  sept  4,  Same 
to  J  Newman  t2000 

East  hf  n  w  qr  8  40  12  contalaing  80  acres  and  o  p; 
dec  22,'92,  W  Keller  to  F  Niehle  $8u00 

East  hf  n  w  qr  same;  dec  23,'92,  F  Niehle  to  0  Kel- 
ler  $8000 

Part  n  w  qr  2  40  12  containing  6  acres;  ang  27,  0 
Keller  to  0  Wilken  $9i  0 

South  10  acres  w  hf  n  w  qr  21 40  12  and  o  p;  sept  2, 
H  Hachmeister  to  0  Keller..  $4000 

WHEELING. 

Arlington  Bg  s,  Mitchell's  add,  It  7  and  8  b  8  eept 
3,  B  8  Lilly  to  G  A  White  $20!) 

Commence  on  s  line  io  the  centre  of  0  &  Mil  Rd  It 
4  Strong's  rssub  being  pts  sec  1  and  2  42  11  con- 
taining 1  acre;  feb  19,  E  Segwalt  et  al  to  J  Birk 
 $200 

Fart  of  12  42  11  oontaning  80  ao.es;nng  21, G  Strong 
to  M  E  Hart  $10,000 

PALOS. 

Palos  Highlands,  Sharpshooter'i  2nd  add.  Its  29 
and  30  b  1  aug  17,  O  L  Albert  to  F  N  A  Armour 
 $600 

NILE3. 

Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add.  It  11  b  1  ang 
16,  W  H  Tattle  to  J  Asp  $1000 

Morton  Grove,  Bingham  &  F's  sab,  Its  66  and  67  b 
5,  19  41 13  may  13,'93,  G  E  Fernald  to  A  Newman 
 $340 

Part  D  w  frac  qr  31  41 13  containing  43  100  of  an 
acre:  aug  24,  Trustees  Evangelioal  Assn  to  M 
German  $615 

BITEBSIDE. 

Hollywood,  It  8  b  16  aug  26,  S  E  Gross  to  0  F  Ger- 
ny  $400 

LEMONT. 

Brennan's  sub.  Its  2  to  6  e  hf  b  2  Down's  sub  29 
37  11  sept  6,  A  Brennan  to  J  Gllharz  $60o 

TKCST  UKBUM  AN1>  JUOKTUA4>i£t». 

Including  BolIdiRg  and  Loan  Societies. 

Alley  IN&WNtoM  K  Williams,  A-g 

29,  pt  b  4,  24  39  13  and  o  p  5y  6%. 1 10,000 
Atwood  M  W  to  0  A  Spragne  sept  4,  It  27 

and  28  b  3,  19  41  14,  5y  6%  |2500 

Arnhold  0  O  to  A  0  Sohtnidt  sept  5,  w  hf 

n  e  qr  e  hf  8  w  qr  17  40  13,  5y  6^..|2500 
Atwater  0  E  to  G  W  Murray  eepc  2,  It  20 

b  2,  7  36  14,  5y  6%  fl500 

Arens  A  to  R  Berger  sept  9,  It  1  b  11,  19 

40  14,  5y  6^  |2000 

Anderson  0  P  to  W  H  Oook  sept  2,  It  6  it 

11,  28  39  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Bloom  A  L  to  C  J  Hambleton  aog  29,  It  2 

U  1  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $1800 

Blanehard  H  N  to  W  H  Oook  sept  1,  Its 

18  and  19  b  1,  23  38  14,  3y  6^  .  . .  $4500 
Battenhaasen  O  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Jane 

13,  It  4  b  4,  17  3H  14,  3y  Gi4i  $1500 

Baldwin  J  A  to  D  J  Kennedy  sept  2,  pt  It 

6  b  2,  7  39  13,  5y  6%   $4000 

Bain  E  A  to  H  W  Mahan  Aug  21,  pt  It  19 

It  11,  3  38  14,  2y  6^  $1200 

Bain  E  A  to  H  W  Mahan  Ang  31,  pt  It  19 

Its  11  to  20,  3  38  14,  2y  6^  $1200 

Bartlett  8  A  to  S  W  Rawson  Aog  29,  pt 

Its  21  and  20  b  1,  21  38  14,  5y  6^.  .$5500 
Bessey  J  to  P  O  Steneland  Ang  26,  It  12  b 

1,  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Bnerk  C  to  A  Wisner  sept  6,  It  16  b  1,  29 

40  14,  2y  6%  ..$1150 

Bodley  E  B  to  Mot  See  L  &  B  Assn  July 

18,  pt  b  18,  32  (}9  14,  7%   

Brunbaok  A  to  T  Oehne,  sept  4,  It  14  b  3, 

Chgo  Heights,  dem  6%  $2000 

Baker  A  &  W  to  Title  Q  &  T  Co,  sept  4.  It 

7  b  5,  3  38  14,  5y  6J^.  $3000 

Beiswenger  W  to  J  H  Ernst,  sept  3,  it  83 

b  52,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Bartlett  G  H  to  0  Title  &  T  Co,  Aug  31, 

It  58  b  44,  7  39  14,  —  $6500 

Barbour  8  A  to  M  B  Loomis,  sept  1,  It  12 

and  13  b  4,  33  39  14.  Got  15  1%  $6750 

BInementhal  S  to  B  MoKeever,  sept  3,  It 

23  n  ^  11  39  13,  ly  6%  |13C0 


Biogemann  S  &  H  to  H  J  Zander,  Aog  29 

It  5  b  5,  22  40  13,  5y  1%  $1500 

Bogge  J  W  R  to  H  G  Zander  Aog  29,  It  37 

and  38  b  1,  19  40  14,  3y  7%.  $in00 

Bittial  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  6,  It 

14  ard  15  b  12.  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $2500 

Bodlej  E  B  to  E  F  Bayley  June  10,  It  4  b 

2,  13  38  14,  3y  6^  $2600 

Bessey  J  to  0  E  Sohlytern  Ang  28,  It  28  b 

2  Reich  snb  33  40  14,  2y  7%   $2000 

Baukstrom  G  to  H  A  Uaugan   sept  7,  It 

19  b  18.  19  40  14,  2y  6%.  $5500 

Bader  G  J  to  H  S  Dietrich  sept  6,   It  11 

and  12  b  1.  16  40  13,  1%  $3200 

Bode  P  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  IC,  It  3  b  3, 

6  39  14,  5y  6m  $  iCO0 

Bode  P  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  10,  It  4  b  3, 

6  3914.  5y  6%%.  $20C0 

Bode  P  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  10,  It  6  b  3. 

6  39  14,  5y  6J^«   $2000 

Black  J  O  to  Masonic  M  S  &  L  Assn  sept 

7,  It  35  and  pt  36  b  43  Sooth  Lawn. $1700 
Benson  8  O  to  H  H  Walker  sept  o,  It  22  b 

1,  31  39  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Burkhardt  L  to  R  Berger  sept  9,  It  36  b  6 

28  39  14,  5y  6]4%  $1100 

Browner  E  to  W  D  Kerfoot  sept  7,   It  44 

pt  s  e  qr  9  38  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Barrow  J  M  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  9,  It  12 

and  13  b  1  b  12,  33  40  14,  5y  6%....  $7000 
Bode  P  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  9,  It  3  b  3,  6 

39  14,  5y  6X  $5000 

Bode  P  K  to  same  sept  9  It  4  b  3,  same  5y 

e%  $5t;oo 

Bode  P  E  same  sept  9,  It  5  b  3,   same  5y 

6%  $6000 

Bruhn  W  to  H  G  Zander  sept  9,  It  27  b  8, 

2  39  13,  —  $1236 

Brown  R  and  H  M  to  J  W  Mack  sept  2, 

It  45  b  11,  29  40  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Bnrghrim  L  to  H  A  8oilivan  Aog  31,  It  2 

Its  57  to  60  b  9,  33  40  14,  6^  $6000 

Bessey  J  to  P  O  8ten8land  Aog  28,  It  24  b 

2,  33  40  14,  5y  6!t  $12,030 

Borge  E  M  to  P  O  Stensland  Aog  28,  It 

28  b  9  Lee  add  6y  6^  $4000 

Benedict  L  to  J  Frake  sej^t  1,  It  21  It  1  b 

5,  17  39  14,  5y  6^   $3000 

Barmore  N  L  to  O  L  Hutchinson  sept  2, 

It  2  and  30  ft  e  and  adjng  It  12  etc  b  9, 

11  38  14.  3y  6^  $13,000 

Ballard  F  E  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  sept  7,  Its 

118  143  etc  Madison  st  add  5y  6^.  ..$2475 
Oampbell  H  to  W  Loeb  aug  29,  pt  Its  1  to 

6  b  5  Ashland  add  2y  7^  $2000 

Cameron  D  to  H  E  Hnrlbot  aug  27,  pt  It 

20  and  all  21  and  pt  22  b  9  Rockwell 
add6y6^   $16,(00 

Oonlin  J  to  P  Risch  sept  7,  Its  7  to  10  b  1 
24  41  13,  4y  6%  $1600 

Cooper  J  H  to  R  Berger  sept  3,  1*  26  b  1 1, 
20  40  14,  3y  6^.  $14C0 

Oonover  G  W  to  C  L  Hutchinson  Aug  31, 
Its  1  and  2  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  h}4%. .  $12,f  00 

Oonch  E  to  Intnl  B  L  and  I  Union  sept 

3,  It  32  b  6,  4  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Cohrt  J  to  A  Ryors  sept  3,  It  18  It  F,  '^■S 

40  14,  5y  6^  $6700 

Ohoroh  of  the  Redeemer  to  B  Dunham 

sept  2,  It  12  and  pt  11  b  68  Hyde  Park 

6%  2d  mort  $2500 

Oohn  H  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  aug  26,  Its  1 

acd  2  b  58,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Clark  M  E  to  N  A  Mayer  sept  9,  It  3  It  10 

to  12  etc  b  3  Rockwell  add  3y  6^. .  .$1800 
Cowan  W  J  to  M  a  Madden  sept  7,  It  7  b 

1.  35  38  14,  6^  $5000 

Comstook  WD  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  5,  It 

14  b  3,  2  39  13,  3y  7^  $2500 

Cornwall  J  to  R  Berger  sept  7,  It  4  It  10 

b  7,  17  38  14,  5y  6^  $35C0 

Crighton  J  F  to  W  Lister  sept  5,  It  11  b  7 

12  39  13,  3y  7%  $5000 

Cooper  D  I  to  H  A  Uaugan,  Aug  31,  pt  It 

4  and  5  Gates  W  add  5y  6%  $10,000 

Gary  F  to  A  Pike,  sept  5,  Its  1  and  2  b  6, 

6  38  14,  7%  $1000 

Oarny  P  P  to  A  B  Mead  sept  6,  It  7  and  8 

b  3,  32  39  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Oorkery  E  to  W  M  Marx  sept  6,  It  20  b  7, 

b  1,  29  39  14,  2y  6%   $21C0 

Carlson  J  G  to  A  Peterson  sept  4,  It  24 

and  25  b  25.  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $14,000 

Congdon  W  R  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  sept  3,  It 

4  b  6  lat  div  Riverside  5y  7^  $15:0 

Doerr  W  P  to  ME  Greenebanm  aug  13, 

pt  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  5%  4  deeds  $18,000 

Doerr  W  P  to  L  Williams  aug  13,  pt  b  1, 

10  38  14,  2y  6%  4  deeds  $4000 

Danielson  0  to  F  W  Crosby  sept  4,  Its  22 

and  23  b  6,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  .  .$60C0 

Demling  B  and  J  to  R  Berger  sept  7,  It 

23  b  4,  34  40  13,  5y  6«  83000 

Dickenson  8  A  to  R  Uart  sept  6,  It  3  and 

and  4  It  19  b  5,  10  38  14,  ly  7%  $3600 


Dickinson  C  R  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  7,  nt 

It  96  div  3,  30  38  IB,  By  6?  .. .   |2f  00 

Dever  P  R  to  J  Llojd  sept  5,  It  24  b*4  IS 

3a  13- 3y  655    |.  o)o 

Dowd  E  to  R  Berger,  sept  6,  It  4  and  5  It 

6,  11  .38  12,  ,3y  7^  |6(:co 

Earle  M  L  to  D  M  Erskine  Jr  sept  8  It 

25  b  2,  13  39  13,  6y  6%  $3500 

Emery  G  A  to  M  B  Mason  sept  10,  It  1  to 

82  b  23  27  38  14,  3m  7$  $4COO 

Ellis  J   to  South  Side  Mot  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  2,  It  28  and  29  b  1,  29  38  14,  7.^12300 
Egan  H  F  to  D  R  Cameron  aou:  26,  It  40 

and  41  b  3,  34  40  13  96mo8  6^  $1350 

Faville  E  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  2, 

It  69  Gross  sub  1  39  13  and  op  5j  6% 

 $3000 

Filip  F  to  W  Kaspar  Aog  30,  It  37  b  1  b  2 

20  39  14,  6%  $20' 0 

Frankel  L  A  to  Evanston  &  N  Oook  Oo  B 
■  &  L  Assn  ang  29,  It  11  b  2  Eueeland  4 

W  2d  add  7^  $26(0 

Fadner  G  M  to  Manument  8  &  L  Assn 

sept  3,  It  36  and  36,  2  39  12,  5y  7^. $7000 
Faulkner  0  W  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  7,  pt  b 

4,  3  39  14,  ly  6«  $i(,00 

Farley  M  to  W  T  Grnbb  sept  5,  pt  It  1  b 

1,  3  38  14,  3y  6%   $60(0 

First  Reformed  Church,  Gano  111  to  H  T 

Schmidt  sept  1,   Us  9  to  14   b  6  Field 

add  Pullman  6y  7i  $3000 

Foley  W  to  H  A  Hurlbut  Aug  20,  It  8  It  28 

12  39  13,  5y  6%  $3600 

Freese  J  D  to  F  0  Stensland  sept  3,  Its  4 

to  8  b  2,  36  40  13,  5y  6%   ...  $7060 

Fairbank  N  K  to  D  Fales  sept  1,  pt  b  44 

Kinzie  add  3j  7%  ".  $28,960 

Flodine  L  E  to  0  Jorn  sept  2,  pt  It  11  It 

38,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $20,000 

Fonke  E  to  A  B  Mead,  Ang  31,  pt  It  8  b  4 

9  39  14,  3y  7%  $1200 

Freytag  A  to  J  H  Gilbert,  sept  5,  pt  It  1  b 

9,  36  40  13,  5y  7%  $2200 

Garrett  M  E  to  J  0  Soovel  July  i6,  pt  Us 

39  and  40  b  1,  5  40  13,  6^5  $2000 

Gray  kl  0  to  R  Berger  sept  2,  Its  10  and 

11  b  8,  17  38  14,  5y  6«    ,  $10,000 

Gross  H  0  to  J  W  Helmer  Aog  23,  pt  It  8 

b  4,  3  38  14,  5y  7!K  $1000 

Gnbbics  A  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  Aog  28, 

It  4  b  2,  18  39  14,  By  G%  $2000 

Qrary  T  M  to  J  B  Evenden  sept  3,  pt  Its 

15  and  14  b  43  Rogers  Pk  6S  $1500 

Gross  H  0  to  J  W  Helmer  sept  6,  It  13 

and  n  hf  14  b  1  West  Qrossdale, —.$1200 
Gordon  A  K  to  H  T  Miller  aug  8,  pt  blks 

1  to  3,  23  40  13,  3y  6%  4  deeds  $7200 

aarlott  M  &  E  L  to  H  r  Chase,  Ang  5,  It 

12  and  pt  11  b  1,  23  38  14,  6%  p  m..|2387 
Gross  H  0  to  J  W  Helmer,  Ang  22,  It  12 

and  pt  13  b  9,  3  38  12,  3y  6%  $1500 

Groth  B  to  L  0  Kuhnert,  sept  3,  It  10  and 

pt  9  b  3,  14  39  13,  2y  6«  $4030 

Griffith  L  L  to  M  W  Pinckney  sept  3,  It 

27  b  3.  32  38  14,  6%  $2000 

Geisler  J  H  to  G  W  Murray  sept  13,  pt  It 

29  b  3  Washington  Hghts  3y  6^ ....  $1200 
Geary  G  W  to  J  R  Geary  sept  11,  pt  It  10 

b  4,  22  38  14,  lOy  6%   $2400 

Goldie  W  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  10,  It  6  It 

7  b  1,  34  39  14,  5y  6^    $6000 

Grant  D  to  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  aug  27,  It  Irf  b  2  Kneeland   &  W 

2d  add  7^.  $2600 

Gass  M  to  H  Rubens  aog  18,  It  li  and  12 

b  4,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  $6000 

Gwathmey  B  H  to  F  B  Peabody   sept  6, 

It  42  and  43  It  1,  24  39  13,  5y  6^  . .  $3000 
Hoshman  B  to  W  Loeb  sept  5,  It  18  b  1, 

28  39  14,  6y  7^  $10(0 

Holmes  M  to  J  Kenny   sept  7,   pt  b  ),  7 

39  13,  5y  6^  $3200 

Hobs  S  to  G  Coombs  sept  7,  It  9  b  16,  13 

41  13,  3y  7%   $1000 

Ulava  V  to  R  Hart  sept  7,  It  58  Pepper's 

D  Pk  add  6y  6%  *60CO 

Hildred  A  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  sept  4,  It  44 

w  hf  b  98,  27  39  14, 5y  5^^   $8500 

Hansen  A  J  to  Title  G  4  T  Oo  sept  4,  pt 

It  5  and  6  b  17  Kinzie  add  5y  6%.. $36,0f 0 
Hook  R  to  Ohi  Perm  B  &  L  Assn  Aug  28, 

It  45  Lorimer  sob  9  38  14,  7^....  $2200 
Hendricks  E  A  to  F  B  Pease  sept  4,  It  11 

b  2,  17  38  14,  8^  $1900 

Hintz  A  D  to  J  Stern  sept  2,  It  1  etc  36  40 

13  .$10iO 

Haberer  G  J  to  0  A  Baird,  sept  6,  It  1  b 

15,  15  40  13,  lOy  6%  $3200 

Barris  R  A  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  aog  31,  It 

10  and  11  and  pt  12  b  4   Clark  and  5y 
5%  $65,000 

HaoK  E  A  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  3,  It  14  It 
D,  28  40  14,  3y  6^  $16(0 

Hart  P  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  5,  It 
36  b  8,  3  38  14,  2y  6^  $1600 


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Heylmane  A  to  F  Laokner,  sept  2,  It  16  b 
23,  Carpenter  add,  3y  5^%   $9(K0 

Hill  J  P  to  Ba«  Men's  B  &  L  Assn,  Ang 
29,  It  11  b  2,  13  41  13,  6%  ...|2  00 

Hoffman  F  N  to  M  M  Hoffman,  Aog  20, 
pt  960  35  42  12,  3y  6%   $3000 

Harding  B  to  F  M  Smith  Jnly  19,  It  36  It 

20  Ellis  e  add  6  mos  b%  $2000 

Hartman  J  to  R  Berger  sept  3,  It  19  b  C, 

19  40  14,  3y  6}41i  *^000 

Hathaway  M  D  to  R  Berger  Aag  31,  pt  b 

8.  17  38  14,  5y  6%  5  deeds  |20,000 

Iglehart  E  A  to  Q  W  Morray  sept  3,  It  3 

b  13,  18  37  14,  5y  6?   |3000 

Johnston  W  to  A  Ohytrans  sept  7,  It  1  eto 

21  37  14  $3500 

Jankowski  W  to  0  H  Fleischer  Aag  28,  It 

7  b  39  Sheff  add  5y  1%  $3800 

JaoobB  R  R  to  F  Krumseig  sept  6,  It  32  b 

7,  1  39  13,  3y  e%  SICOO 

Jannello  D  to  Q  Salvatori,  Aog  19,  pt  It 

14  b  36.  8  8  add,  3y  6%  $2000 

Johnson  H  to  A  Ohytrans,  sept  5,  It  41  b 

8.  28  37  14,  —  $'-?600 

Jaokman  —  to  W  D  Cooper  aag  23,  w  hf 

w  qr  8  w  qr  n  e  qr  17  38  14,  1%  $1500 

Jersa  0  H  to   J  Turk  sept  3,  It  23  It 

1,  15  40  13.  6«  $20(0 

Johnson  O  to  J  G  Shortall  Aug  24,  n  ]4 

It  8  b  19,  Oijden  add  5y  6^  $^5  0 

Jones  O  E  to  0  Title  and  T  Co  Aog  30,  It 

9  b  3,  23  38  14,  3y  7^  $25  0 

Kohn  R  to  R  Berger  Aog  28,  It  33  b  1,  17 

38  14,  3y  6%%   $14  10 

K-ietenatein  JO  to  H  0  Zattermeister 

sept  3,  It  33  b  2,  9  88  14,  3y  6^  ....  $25(0 
Kennedy  D  J  to  E  H  Fishbarn  sept  7,  Its 

131  332  eto  Madison  st  add  6y  C^.  ..|1650 
Keeler  A  J  and  J  H  to  J  R  Foulke  ang  31, 

It  29  b  134  s  B  add  6y  5%%  |i7,500 

Klama  A  to  A  Kozel,  sept  3,  It  36  and  37 

b  5,  6  38  14,  3y  e%  $2000 

Keratonski  Q  A  to  0  Jorn,lt  36  Ballin  snb 

8  38  It.  6«  $2  00 

Kowalski  J  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  3,  It  9  b 

1,  5  and  6  37  15,  5y  7^  $1900 

Knox  W  L  to  W  G  Adams  Aug  22,  Its  9  to 

11  b  6  GibbB  L  &  G  to  Evanaton  7!J.$2()00 
Kelly  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  sept  9,  It 

17  b  6,  23  39  14,  5y  6%   $2000 

Kellogg  F  F  to  E  F  Bayley  sept  6,  pt  Its 

1  to  5  b  1,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $6000 

Kiekert  A  to  H  S  Dietrich  sept  3,  It  6  b  2, 

19  40  14,  7%  $10C0 

Kennedy  I  V  to  A  Tidholm  ang  19,  It  83  b 

7  Sampson  &  G  add  5y  1%  $1000 

Little  G  VV  to  J  Stern  Aag  19,  It  7  b  6,  12 

and  14  38  14,  —  ...$7000 

Leonard  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  9,  It  27  b 

6,  2(1  38  14.  5y  H  $'<J00 

Indiegton  M  S  to  M  D  Broadway  Ang  24 

pt  li  5  b  12,  27  S9  13,  3y  7%   f  JOOO 

Liohteneb-jrt  V  to  North  av  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  4,  pt  It  105  Bntterfield  add  6^. $3500 
Leviton  J  to  F  Whitfield  sept  3,  It  8  b  2, 

22  37  14,  7%  $35  0 

Landstrom  R  to  F  Wiersema,  sept  3,  It  25 

to  28  b  G,  21  37  14,  4y  6«  $2000 

Landstron  R  to  same,  sept  3,  It  23  and  24 

b  9,  21  37  14,  3y  7^   $1600 

Landerbach  D  H  to  0  F  M  Allen,  Ang  21, 

pt  It  6  and  7  b  158,  Bntterfield  add,  3y 

ti%   $7000 

Lemke  R  A  to  J  E  Bosler,  sept  4,  Its  43 

and  44  and  w  )^  46  b  3,  29  40  14,  7y  6% 

 $7000 

Laan  H  to  J  W  Pfeiffer,  sept  3,  It  8  b  4, 

21  38  14,  7^   $2600 

Lahman  H  &  N  H  to  J  D  Lahman,  Aug  13 

It  30  b  4,  32  41  14,  5y  6i  |4000 

Lefkovitz  J  to  A  Pike   aag  30,  It  46  and 

47  b  16,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  «3uC0 

Laeder  J  to  J  H  MoOortney  Aag  28,  pt  It 

2  b  45,  8  39  13.  7?;  $1100 

Lewis  D  R  to  J  W  Kelly  Aag  7,  It  4  and 

pt  3  b  25  Johnston  R  <fe  8  add  5y  8%  $76,0(  0 
Mitchell  A  to  Globe  Sav  Bank,  Ang  30,  It 

64  and  65  b  3  etc  19  40  14,  5y  6%. .  .|1700 
MoKeever  J  L  to  A  Kar7,  Jnly  11,  It  23  e 

hf  n  e  qr  11  39  13,  3y  6%   $3600 

Mengerson  G  F  to  Northn  Trost  Co,  Ang 

16,  Its  1  to  3  b  9,  13  39  13,  Moh  9,'97,  7% 

 $2500 

Matonsek  J  to  W  Kaspar  sept  5,  It  3  and 

4  b  I,  26  39  13,  2y  6«.  |12C0 

Moon  M  to  F  Hebard  Jnly  20,  It  23  b  I, 

29  40  14.  4y  6%   $4000 

Martino  3  to  O  d  Fleischer  sept  6,  pt  It 

16  and  17  Phillips*  Fay  add  3y  e%.il60d 
Molloy  J  P  to  E  A   Bern    Aug  29,  It  7 

Stone's  snb  3  38  l-i,  4y  6%  $9000 

MoFadden  b'  to  F  T  Keeley  Aag  3  >,  pt  Its 

8  and  9  b  2,  10  38  14,  Jan  2,a5,  6%. .  $2000 
Matnszewski  W  to  F  Wengiereki  ang  30, 

It  66  b  40  Sheff  add  8^  6%  f2200  , 


Mershon  A  J  to  P  B  Hoyt  ang  6,  U  8  b  2 

White  add  Evanstoo  3y  7^   $3i  On 

Miejer  A  M  to  O  H  Kehl  sept  3,  It  21  b 

16,  13  39  13,  5y  'i%    $1910 

Mattis  M  B  to  M  W  Kozminski  sept  9.  It 

22  s  e  qr  13  39  1 !.  5y  6%   $2f.00 

Mullaney  J  to  T  J  Neri>y  sept  9,  It  11  b  3 

24  38  14,  By  6^  $20C0 

Mnlhenitg  J  to  0  A  Barley  sept  7,  It  2  b 

10  White  to  Evanaton  3y  6%   $2500 

Michaelsen  O  R  to  H  A  Haagan  sept  6,  pt 

It  16  Cir  Ct  ptn  36  40  13,  2y  6f  ...  $6'  00 
MoEwan  P  to  0  H  King  eept  7,  n  hf  It  161 

div  3,  30  38  14,  3y  6%   $30  )0 

Massmann  S  to  L  G-^ane  Sept  3,'9t.  It  20 

b  3  Biokerdike's  add  lOy  6^   $3000 

MoDonongh  M  B  H  to  G  W  Brown  sept  3 

It  5  b  1,  17  38  14,  5y  7^    $15(  0 

Marousek  F  to  V  Pertyl  sept  9,  It  63  Har- 

land  et  al  add  7%   $3200 

Nash  M  J  to  South  Side  Mut  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  2,  It  22  b  2,  8  38  14,  7%  $1800 

Neely  H  S  to  F  R  Chandler  Aug  1  pt  b  11 

21  38  14,  3y  7%,  9  deeds...  $15,85  ) 

Nahser  J  to  R  Berger  sept  9,  it  25  b  6,  D 

S  Bb  add  3y  6%%   $1000 

Napier  M  J  to  Cottage  B  &  L  Assn  eept  1 

It  2  b  1,  26  :i7  13,  7%   $200(' 

Neal  W  T  to  W  T  Riokards  Aug  il,  pt  Its 

and  19  s  w  1^,  7  41  14,  6y  7%  3  deeds  $6600 
Newman  B  L  to  H  H  O  Miller,  sept  5,  It 

14  b  48,  7  39  It,  9  da  6«  $3000 

Oellrioh  A  to  L  Rathje,  Aug  28,  It  36  and 

36  b  4,  9  38  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Oman  Q  to  J  A  Linn,  sept  3,  pt  It  11  b  88 

Elston  add  ly  6%  $2(0) 

Oakland  Music  Hall  Co  to  F  B  Peabody 

Aug  20,  pt  It  9  b  16,  fri  2  38  14,  5y  b% 

 $3(VI00 

Olson  J  to  A  Ohytrans  sept  3,  It  43  b  2, 

20  37  14   $1900 

Osborne  N  F  to  J  R  Foulke  aag  28,  It  7  It 

8  b  41,  7  39  14,  5y  6^   $  iOOO 

Okerbloom  J  A  to  A  Ohytrans  sept  3,  It  2 

b  15,  4  38  12,  —  $i8-0 

Oder  M  to  Chi  T  &  T  Co  sept  7,  pt  It  32 

and  33  b  2,  22  38  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Oder  M  0  to  C  T  &  T  Co  sept  7,  pt  Its  32 

and  33  b  2,  22  38  14,  5y  6i6   ,  $  2200 

O'Connor  M  to  S  S  Date  aag  28,  It  18  b  3 

eto  12  34  13,  3y  6%  $3700 

Pacholski  M  to  M  Osuoh  June  14,  It  44  b 

5  Palmers  add  to  So  Chgo  $  .000 

Perkins  M  H  to  J  G  Shortall  sept  3,  It  13 

b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  G%  $7000 

Pettrson  O  to  J  H  Ernst   sept  9,   pt  Its  7 

and  1 )  Jacksona  sub  3y  6%  $2500 

Patterson  E  R  to  W  H  Wills  sept  6,  It  1  b 

2,  16  38  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

Pinkowaki  J  to  F  Michela  Ang  27,  b  41 

Sheffield  add  —  $1200 

Piokbam  J  D  to  H  W  Jackson  sept  3,  Its 

6  and  7  It  13  b  59.  21  39  14,  3y  6^  .  $2000 
Petterson  J  to  W  T  Riokards  Aug  27,  It 

47  b  13,  34  40  13,  5y  7^   $1000 

Piatt  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  Aug  29,  It  12 

b  2,  8  38  14.  5y  7^  $1000 

Palmer  L  H  to  P  V  Castle,  July  14,  It  1 

and  pt  2  b  18,  17  39  14.  6y  6%  $6150 

Pitner  A  B  to  M  E  Greenebaam,  sept  3, 

It  78  b  15,  24  39  13,  5y  6%  ^5500 

Runabldd  A  to  0  N  Hale  Aug  28,  It  32  to 

46  b  1,  13  40  13,  2y  7%  $2800 

Ryan  A  to  A  reterson  aept  5,  It  3  Allen's 

snb  6  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Riemenschaetter  0  to  E  S  Dreyer  Aug  15 

It  3  b  8,  35  40  13,  655  $1500 

Reed  C  to  Village  L  <£  B  Aasn  Aug  '^2,  It 

42  b  L,  5  aud  6  37  15  $2500 

Raymond  H  to  F  B  Peabody  Aug  19,  It  9 

b  1,  1(1  38  14,  2y  6%  $25  .0 

Rice  T  J  to  a  E  Horlbat  Aug  20,  pt  U  23 

etc  Loomia  sub  12  39  13.  6y  5}4%  ..$7000 
Robrahn  H  J  to  E  0  A  Dnden  eept  3.  It 

44  b  6,  19  40  14,  3y  7%  $1500 

Rejlek  J  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  sept  2.  It 

77  b  I'l,  20  39  14,  6y  6^  $25(^0 

Rick  J  to  W  Heicemann  sept  3,  It  10  It  14 

b  16,  21  40  14,  ly  6?  $2(  00 

RosenthHl  O  to  S  E  Gross  A  pi  17,  pt  b  26 

b  25,  3  37  14,  6%  $1000 

Romag  H  to  0  L  Schaar  sept  4,  It  7  b  4, 

8  38  14,  ly  1%  $1(.(I0 

Reinert  J  to  G  Coomb?,  sept  3,  It  ItO  b 

10,  18  40  14,  7^   $11  00 

Richardson  W  J  to  F  d  McCa'.looh,  Ang 

27,  Its  5  to  8  b  2,   Myriok  add,   3y  6% 

 $30,(00 

Ross  0  to  0  K  G  Biliitgs,  Aug  ^9,  It  21 

and  pt  22  b  5,  White  to  Evanston  2^  — 

  $35!  0 

Richter  A  F  to  H  Rubena,  sept  4,  It  68 

Culver  add  6y  65r  $24,0(0 

Sohronk  G  to  L  Schrunk,  sept  4,  pt  It  18 

b  3,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $2CO0 


Shannon  A  H  to  F  0  Kohn,  Aug  19,  It  28 

and  i9  D  ir,,  5  39  13,  3y  7%  $4200 

Saxe  H  T  to  F  R  Chandler,  sept  3,  Iti  26 

and  27  b  68  So  Chgo  by   $30o0 

Svenson  N  G  to  A  Toipe  sept  6,  It  41  b  2, 

7  40  14,  6y  7%  *li0(i 

Shreve  T  W   to   W   )  Kerfoot   Aug  21,  pt 

biks  1  and  4,  8  39  13,  6^  $10,000 

Simek  F  to  0  Pitie  sept  4,  It  43  and  44  b 

1,  7  ,38  14,  3y  7%  $1600 

Shea  E  G  to  I  I  T  &  S  Bk  sept  4,  It  1  to  3 

b  1  eto  11  39  13,  3y  7%  $150i. 

StaHz  P  M  to  Chi  Penn  B  &  L  Aaan  aag 

20,  It  25  b  2,  30  3«  15,  7%   $2200 

Steen  0  L  to  J  Wolfenstatter  sept  3,  It  14 

b  37,  22  40  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

akellow  J  to  F  A  Bangs  Aug  30,  Its  3  to 

6  b  3,  15  39  13,  ly  7^  $1360 

Sheppard  R  D  to  N  W  Mut  Life  Ins  Co 

Aug  14,  Its  1  to  4  It  49  b  1,  33  39  14  5y 

5%  $66,00  ' 

Schmidt  H  to  J  H  3ilbert  sept  6,  pt  It  30 

and  31,  20  4o  14,  6%  $5000 

Seidel  A  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  Aug  .8,  Its  17 

to  22  b  8  b  13  Sheff  add  7y  6^  *66(  0 

Stringfield  S  A  to  J  0  Everett  sept  9,  pt 

It  3  b  54,  27  39  14,  3y  7%  |2^00 

Smulfki  J  F  to  A  Sohnltz  Aug  1,  It  1  and 

2  It  18  to  20  b  11  Vincent  $40  )0 

Simon  W  to  M  D  F  Stevers   sept  9,  It  ^7 

and  28  b  3,  1  40  12,  4y  6^  $1  00 

Schraeder  S  to  F  Wiersema  sept  7,  Us  15 

and  16  b  2    Dyke's  add  to  Pullman  3y 

614%   

Sugg  J  to  J  Schlitt   sept  10,  It  18    b  33, 

Woloott  add  ly  6%   $5550 

Stordreaher  J  J  to  P  Kolb  sept  b.  It  4  It  9 

16  38  14,  3y  6?   $2000 

Taylor  C  D  to  0  fl  Patten  sep.  9,  It  1  b  O 

Palatine  3y  7^  $1900 

Tormoehlon  W  F  to  8  R  Kew  sept  4,  It  78 

and  79  b  2,  10  38  14,  6y  6%  $2100 

Tanbe  A  to  R  Qarbe  sept  9,  It  46  b  59,  11 

39  14,  7%   $2500 

Thatcher  H  A  to  L  Baird  sept  10,   Its  10 

and  11  b  4  Harrison  add  5y  6%  $2300 

Tichler  M  to  W  Heinemann  sept  4,  It  11 

Gross  H  Pk  add  5y  e%  ,  ....$3600 

Thorman  E  to  R  Berger  sept  2,  Its  1  and 

2,  83  39  14,  5y  6^   $5500 

Tennyf  en  0  M  to  0  Kramer,  sept  4,  It  SO 

b  4,  4  3i  13,  5y  63^^  $lo00 

Ties  A  to  M  W  Kozminski  Ang  31,  It  6  w 

hf  b  5,  5  39  14,  5y  6}4i  $1900 

Ta'.bot  M  &  S  to  JO  Browder  sept  2,  pt 

It  4  b  16.  21  S8  14,  6%  $3000 

Tarnow  W  H  to  Deering  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

3,  It  10  and  11  b  19,  25  40  13,  7%.  .  $40(0 
VenderSloot  P  to  L  Baird  aept  7,  It  42  b 

5,  17  38  14,  5y  6%  $2300 

Van  Meter  G  1  to  P  McHngh  sept  9,  It  20 

etc  Ellis  e  add  655  $^000 

Wood  L  to  R  Berger  sept  7,  It  11  and  pt 

12  b  7  Cairndaff  to  Edgewater  3y  (i% 

  $2000 

Wilson  A  H  to  F  W  Strauss  sept  7,  Its  21 
and      b  5,  14  39  13,  3y  65S   ...  $4o(  0 

Williams  A  J  to  G  M  Fox  sept  1,  It  5  b  i9 
Ooasetts  1st  add  5y  7^  ..$1700 

Winter  H  A  to  fl  A  Haugan  sept  3,  It  I  It 

3  eto  2  38  14,  5y  6«   $5  00 

Winter  H  A  to  same  sept  3,  It  2  and  3  etc 

same  5y  6^  $5000 

Winehip  C  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen,  Ang 

29,  It  14  and  pt  13  it  1  b  32,  Woloott 

add,  5y  6%%  $5  )00 

Williams  A  to  Bna  Mens  B  &  L  Assn  Ang 

10,  pt   It  12  and  all  b  10   Union  add. 

Wilmette6%  $2400 

Waters  C  E  to  W  G  Press  sept  1,  Its  5  to 

8  b  2,  27  39  14,  Gm  6%  $6500 

Wrze  zoz  I  to  F  S  Winston  sept  6,  It  50  b 

12.  5  39  14,  3y  6%  $2200 

Wallace  W  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  2,  It  7  b 

1,  16  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Wisnom  J  to  A  Peterson  Aug  13,  pt  It  13 

Wadsworth  add  to  Woodlawu  5y  6^.$t(O0 
Welch  F  E  to  T  Kelly   aug  28,  It  22  and 

23  b  2,  36  39  12,  —  $2280 

Wills  W  S  to  O  R  Calkins  Ang  22,  It  2i  b 

1,  20  38  14,  5y  7^   $2000 

Yoang  W  J  to  Travellers  Ins  Co  sept  4,  It 

23  b  1  \^hite  to  Evanston  3y  635  ...$60t0 
Young  P  to  R  Berger  sept  6,  it  26  b  16, 

10  39  13,  3>  7%  $1300 

Young  J  R  to  L  Baird  Aug  '<:6,  pt  It  6  and 

7  b  7  (ireeo  add  5y  6^   $3000 

Zecblin  M  to  0  Columbus  B    &    L  As«n 

sept  2,  It  4  b  4  b  14  Sheff  add  $1600 


Allen  E  A  and  J  M  to  G  J  Williams  sept 

6,  furn  1623  Prairie  av  23m  $26(  0 

Aubash  R  to  A  L  Lehmann  sept  9,  furn 


479  La  Salle  av  2y  $3000 

Asohermann  B  to  Gottfried  BrgCo  saloon 

8(j6  Cortland  23m  $900 

Atwood  H  A  to  H  Soboeps  sept  2,  furn 

347  62d  2m  $85 

Au'^iin  R  to  E  E  Neuman  bept  5,  ptg 

office  79  State  6m  $500 

Abbott  C  M  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  sept  10,  furn 

7m  $265 

Adams  E  to  G  Dietrich  aept  9,  furn  Hyde 

Pk  ly  $400 

Balbirnie  J  to  D  R  MoNanght  sept  4,  furn 

6m   $87 

Bobzier  J  F  to  C  dummel  Bept  4,  saloon 

366  Carroll  bv  ly  $900 

Bnnde  0  Q  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  30,  piano 

6m  $77 

Blokey  A  J  to  J  A  Dahlero  sept  3,  furn 

3m  $222 

Brozowaki  H  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  stpt  3, 

saloon  183  W  14th  2y   $1500 

Bleach  A  B  to  F  G  Wsight  Aug  30,  furn 

507  Maple  4m    $f0  ) 

Bnrch  d  W  to  Smith  Bros  Ang  30,  furn 

7m   $77 

Brown  J  to  fl  Morse  sept  7,  furn  6m.. $207 
Beaabien  F  G  to  d  Murae  sept  4,  farn 

and  piano  6m   $103 

Borgeraen  C  to  G  J  Wil  iams  sept  3,  fnrn 

108  La  Salle  ly   $400 

BnechI  r  d  to    D    O'Djnnell  July  29, 

market  2H0  92d  ly  $  00 

Beider  &  Cohn  to  J  Lovohinaky  sept  9, 

laandry  461  State  ly  $20) 

Baker  E  T  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  sept  7,  fnrn 

6m  $133 

Bernstein  J  to  M  B  Levine  sept  7,  s  m 

and  fnrn  457  Jefferson  $100 

Bacharaoh  E  to  J  Baider  sept  6,  grocery 

4414  State  4m  $200 

Braber  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Aog  31 

aaloon  336  W  28th  23m  $5(0 

Bower  E  A  to  M  E  Finch  sept  6,  furn  6m 

  $77 

Breeden  fl  to  W  Cnmmiog  sept  2,  lathe, 

toola  etc  2810  Lcgan  4m  $-f25 

Batek  A  to  H  Rahn  sept  5,  fnrn  72? 

Larrabee  ly  $5  0 

Buch  J  to  Gottfried   Brg  Co  Aug  31, 

saloon  119th  and  Lowe  av  2^m.  $621 

Backer  J  to  J  M  Lyons  sept  5,  »bop  26 

Clark  Jan  1   $120 

Bradley  F  W  to  H  Morse  sept  3,  fnrn  6m 

 $.03 

Beck  E  to  Wm  Gorman  sept  5,  horses  372 

Monroe  6m  $75 

Balfour  8  to  M  MoOanser  Aug  30,  fnrn 

Evanaton  3m  $100 

Betts  8  J  to  E  R  Bradford  sept  2,  horses 

eto  furn  Dec  1  $244 

Berous  J  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  6,  saloon 

238  Chicago  av  2y  $489 

Brittoo  M  to  L  E  S  ott  Furn  Oo  Aog  31, 

furn  16m  $95 

Boston  Dental  Parlors  to  O  J  Tarr  sept 

10,  fixture.?,  implements  eto  46  S  State 

and  78  State  23m  $8000 

Clark  W  d  to  J  A  Dahlem  sept  9,  furn 

Hyde  Pk  fim  $130 

Clerkin  J  P  to  Cudahy  Pckg  Oo  sept  5, 

market  382  North  av   $283 

Clifford  0  E  to  Q  M  Sterne  sept  4,  horses 

eto  tiOd^   $100 

Chase  G  N  to  F  Roder  Aug  27,  horaes 

carriages  etc  430  64d  ly  $1300 

Clements  W  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Co  sept  6,  saloon  27(  0  5th  av  ly  $500 

Currier  R  to  A  Saolesberv  aept  4,  fnrn  ly 

 '.   $86 

Cootey  J  H  to  Indopendent  Brg  Co  aept 

9,  saloon  236  N  Clark  2y  $1000 

Cyu  M  to  E  Swope  sept  7,  buggies  eto  66 

'Win  hrop  pi   $375 

Oonlon  J  to  M  E  Finch  sept  7,  furn  6m 

 $129 

Crawley  0  F  to  H  Morse  sept  7,  fnrn  6m 

....   $77 

Coddingicn  B  H  ta  ME  Finch  sept  6, 

turn  6m   $129 

Oral  dall  W  D  to  M  A  Thompson  sept  4, 

mdseSm  ....$200 

Oaeey  R  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  6,  saloon 

838  39th  ly  $206 

Delattre  A  to  Independent  Brg  Assn  aept 

9,  saloon  11  E  Polk  ly  $400 

Doffey  W  to  D  R  MoNaoght  sept  3,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Dwyer  T  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  Aug  1,  saloon 

Lemont  '^''^  $136 

Daley  O  S  to  J  W  Angell  sept  3,  fnrn  196 

Clark   $130 

Dalton  K  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oosept  4, 

faloon  83  V  Buren  2y  $600 

Downs  T  J  to  0  R  Bradford  sept  1,  wagon 

6ni  |76 


886 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  14,  1895. 


Donnelly  P  J  et  al  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  sept 

6,  salion  9)12  Qreea  B  ly  av  2/.  ...ftOO 
Dnnn  D  J  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oj  Aog  31, 

saloon  1189  W  Ohio  2y   ...$200 

Dover  A'  C  to  J  Webster  sept  9,  dental 

offioe  810  Schiller  bldg    ...|455 

De  Qoan  E  to  O  B  Hodgett  sept  6,  furn 

355*  Ellis  av  2y  |250 

Edwards  F  0  to  U  Morse  sept  5,  farn  and 

8  m  6m  f  103 

Evans  W  H  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  kug 

12,  saloon  1417  State  23m   |183 

Eberhardt  H  to  G  E  Gall  sept  3,  furn  and 

piano  Ifili  George  ly  |312 

Edwards  O  R  to  J  £  Bratt  sept  10,  farn 

1402  W  Monroe  7m  |;210 

Fisher  E  to  M  E  Finch  sept  5,  farn  6m  ii03 
FaroQRn  0  et  al  to  F  Flood  sept  2,  fnrn, 

wagons  etc  6m  $256 

Freese  J  H  to  D  Rnmsfeld  sept  10,  fnrn, 

tools  etc  1589  Milwaakee  av,  2y  $500 

Fears  J  to  A  Fanozzo  Jnly  15,  horses  etc 

1742  N  Robey  $300 

Farr  M  0  to  W  E  Hoghes  sept  6,  library 

90ds  $189 

Fnlghnm  R  W  to  F  W  Wilkinson  Ang  1, 
Subnrban  Gall  new?piper  and  ptg  offioe 

Hyde  Pk  29m  $500 

Ferry  F  F  to  M  Kessler  sept  3,  saloon 

and  restrnt  440  State  Apr  1  $350 

Ferry  F  F  to  8  Herzog  sept  3,  restrnt 

saloon  etc  440  State  2j    $6500 

Fitzsimmons  J  to  Merle  &  H  Mfg  Go  sept 

10,  store  fists  130  Lake  8m  $225 

Fredericks  A  to  B  Mueller  sept  4,  furn 

Wilmette  Mar  1,'96  $250 

Fellaven  R  F  to  T  King  sept  7,  farn  652 

Madison  ly  $250 

Foster  F  D  to  M  M  McDonald  sept  3, 

mdse  79  43d  4m    $tOO 

Ganlet  F  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  saloon 

455  Ogden  av  2y  |260 

Graham  M  E  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  sept  5, 

piano  11m  $103 

Qrolfend  0  J  to  0  E  Hallstrom  sept  7, 
fnrn  etc  183  Clark  and  1516  Clifton  av 

2y  $350 

Gill  J  J  to  G  Emersin  sept  2,  mdse  274 

67ih  18m  $600 

Griffith  H  Q  to  J  H  Gnnsolas  Aog  27, 

piano  6331  Drexel  9m  $200 

Grober  A  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  sept  4,  saloon 

481  Albany  av  dem   $579 

Higgins  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  sept 

5,  saloon  419  Blae  Isl  av  2y  $275 

Heinreioh  W  to  J  Szadzinski  sept  7,  fnrn 

and  s  m  1357  Milwaukee  av  16m  $250 

Hansen  ^  to  H  Morse  sept  7,  piano  and 

fnrn  6m  |103 

Harps  E  to  M  Galey  sept  10,  furn  ly.  $336 
Horton  0  B  and  -I  D  to  H  Morse  sept  6, 

piano  and  furn  6m  $155 

Huuvhey  O  to  H  Morse  sept  6,  fnrn  and 

piauo  6m  $144 

Hansen  P  to  E  B  Swltzer  Ang  30,  horses 

etc  232  Paulina  6m  

Hinze  0  to  S  Meyer  sept  5,  horsas  etc  2y 

 $300 

Hamann  L  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  sept  2, 

saloon  71  W  fjake  $760 

Houses  F  A  to  P  A.  Birren  sept  7,  mdss 

840  Lincoln  av  10m  $135 

Holder  G  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  sept  7,  furn 

264  Chi  av  6m  $146 

Haarvig  0  A  to  L  Thoen  Mar  26,  s  ms  etc 

61  Washington  $924 

Hoeny  F  G  to  L  Allen  Ang  28,  ptg  offioe 

3149  0  Grove  av  dmd  $250 

Hoeny  F  G  to  J  W  Vallan  sept  5,  ptg 

offioe  3149  0  Grove  av  dmd   $263 

Hottfodt  F  O  to  Waoker  &  B  Brg  &  M  Co 

sep.  3,  saloon  120  Humboldt  2y  $375 

Halverson  H  K  to  A  F  Mogg  sept  3,  furn 

23m   ^84 

Henry  E  A  to  E  F  Barber  Aug  31,  fnrn  2y 

 $146 

Harrison  J  M  to  T  E  Harrison  sept  4, 

forn  3658  Vincennes  av  2y  $12C0 

Holston  E  M  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  sept  3,  forn 

7m  *15) 

Herzog  8  to  F  Bnrtley  8epl3,  restriit  422 

Wabash  2y  |30  o 

Hennroth  J  D  to  A  Wiegant  sept  5,  farn 

1032  Mil waokee  av  2y     ....  $aoo 

Hallman  Furniture  Mfg  Co  to  Keystone 
Lumber  Oo  sept  4,  planing  mills  eto 

3301  N  Wood  dem  $2916 

HaoKein  H  F  to  8mith  Bros  Aug  13,  furn 

7m ....   $135 

Halvorsen  H  to  0  Moline  sept  3,  fnrn  218 

Oak  6m  $205 

Haasenpflag  E  to  Boh   Brg  Co  sept  5, 

saloon  601  Milw  av  dem  $262 

Hezelton  H  C  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oosept  5, 

furn  7m  |70 

Johannes  0  to  J  0  H  Smith  Aug  30, 
wagon  shop  741  W  Chicago  av  ly. .  .$500 


Jelensky  A  M  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  , 

piano  and  forn  5m  $182 

Jefferson  K  to  A  T  Ewing  sept  6,  piano 

and  furn  386  Dearborn  6m  $300 

Johanson  A  to  U  Morse  Aug  31,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $259 

Keen  0  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  Aug  31,  furn 

23m   $135 

Krause  W  to  W  Dreiske  Aug  28,  barn, 
coal  yard  eto,  Sonthport  and  School 

30m  1600 

Kanter  M  J  and  I  to  H  Oallner  Aug  31, 

market  etc  567  Canal  ly  $500 

Kinzel  E  to  J  T  Ryerson  &  Son  Aug  30, 

factory.  Calumet  lOas   $925 

Kalze  H  F  to  L  Kaize  July  15,  fnrn  18m 

•   $450 

Krnon  L  B  to  J  R  Kruon  sept  6,  horses 

etc  —  Center  av  6m  $1421 

Krause  P  W  to  J  Cullen  sept  5,  piano  and 

forn  3m   $73 

Kueh  H  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  Aog  22,  saloon 

4860  Armour  av  dem  $400 

Kan  H  to  West  Side    Brg  Oo  sept  9. 

saloon  384  B  Isl  av  ly  $60,1 

Kurz  F  to  Gottfried   Brg  Oo  Ang  31, 

saloon,  G  and  Lewis  av  23m  $624 

Knell  H  to  Tosetti  Brg  Oo  Aug  22,  saloon 

4860  Arnr.our  av  dem   $•(00 

Kalge  H  F  to  A  B  Pease  sept  4,  horses  etc 

1875  Milwaukee  av  20m  $625 

Lukasik  J  to  Gotfried  Brg  Co  sept  6, 

saloon  258  N  Sangamon  23m  $300 

Lund  0  to  M  Galey  sept  6,  fnrn  12m..  $105 
Leihey  G  W  Jr  to  0  P  Kimball  &  Co  Aug 
31,  wagons  carriages  etc  n  w  cor  Wabash 

av  and  13th  2y  $4300 

Lossins  0  to  Smith  Bros  sept  4,  furn  and 

piano  7m    $33 

Leber  0  to  0  Meader  sept  2,  piano  and 

foin  9m     $93 

Lane  &  McCullongh  to  J  Adler  July  1, 
dental  office,  MoVioker's  Theatre  bldg 

3m   $350 

Larson  J  fo  T  Mnlvy  Ang  15,  fnrn  6019 

Halsted  2y  $300 

Lindqnist  E  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Oo  billiard 

goods  1119  Milwaukee  av  23m  $1200 

Lakes  A  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  Aug  23, 

saloon  931  W  19th  23m   $400 

Ludwig  D  F  to  0  H  Lodwig  Ang  17,  press 

etc  2y  J200 

Latall  N  to  Oorper  Brg  Oo  sept  3,  salo  n 

96  Follerton  av  kemd   $418 

Lamion  R  D  to  A  F  Mogg  Aug  26,  furn 

23m  $135 

Mayo  Z  to  M  McFarlin  sept  2,  horses  etc 

ir'ine  and  Maple  18m  $600 

Muenzinberger  S  to  1  Bakern  &  Sons  Aog 

2i,  fixt  etc  579  N  Halsted   $350 

Migdalski  J  T  to  M  A  La  Brig  Ang  31, 

engine  eto  775  Ashlaad  av  ly  $100 

Moore  J  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  sept  3, 

saloon  217  W  Lake  2y  $552 

MoNair  A  to  Tuckham  &  Oo  sept  5  billiard 

table  etc  367  Madison  p  m  15m  $126 

Metz  J  to  W  Kraft  sept  3,  horses  etc 

Maine  2y  |ioo 

MoLelland  P  B  to  E  Rntiskanser  Ang  12, 
gas  engine  and  maohy  3162  0  Grove  av 

ly   $IC0 

Mayer  E  A  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  sept  4, 

saloon  522  Taylor  2y  $415 

McGinn  J  to  M  E  Finch  Ang  28,  fnrn  etc 

6m  $103 

Mockridge  F  N  to  M  E  Finch  Ang  27, 

furn  6m  $103 

Mercean  E  A  to  A  J  MoQurren  Mar  14, 

shop  £  64  Lake  ly  $300 

Meyenberg  J  to  Shields  Bros  sepi  4,  piauo 

2m  $93 

Moskowitz  0  to  H  Morse  sept  3,  fnrn  6m 

 ,  $103 

Mondschien  W  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  Aug  28. 

farn  6m   $20  ) 

Maas  L  to  J  H  Gunsolns  sept  7,  fnrn 

If 5 1  Briar  pi  |150 

Muehleisen  O  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  sept  6, 

saloon  3846  Cot  Qrov  av  $365 

Maloney  D  to  J  Fitzgerald  sept  7,  saloon 

153  Blae  Isl  av  6m  $115 

Mnllmuitpr  M  to  Tuckham  &  Oo  sept  9, 

pool  tables  etc  566  Wells  14m  p  m . .  $156 
Mueller  A  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  sept  9,  farn 

6m  I  

Mahony  F  to  Brunswiok-B-0  Oo  sept  6, 

billiard  goods  377  45th  15m  p  m....$350 
Montgomery  M  A  to  E  Smith  Ang  8,  fnrn 

15m  1240 

Morrell  E  O  to  E  Smith  sept  6,  furn  7m  $96 
McDongal  J  L  to  J  P  Orowley  June  27, 

restaurant  169  E  Harrison  10m.  ...  $IC0 
Nihill  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  9,  saloon 

395  Centre  av  12m  $629 

Nelson  0  to  O  Oelson  Aug  14,  horses  etc 

440  W  12th  ly  $300 

Neivit  N  A  to  L  Branch  sept  6,  plant  38th 


and  Gd  blvd  20m  $2000 

O'Keefe  M  to  Citizens  Brg  Oo  July  27, 

saloon  3837  Halsted  $600 

Oden  D  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  sept  7,  farn 

and  s  m  7m  J83 

Orr  H  B  to  0  Pioklor  sept  .3,  mdse  Hyde 

Pk  Oct  7  

Peoples  F  to  J  Krauz  sept  5,  horses  etc 

ly  $160 

Pal  W  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  sept  4,  saloon 

Lincoln  av  $170 

Parker  G  E  to  A  J  Fish  sopt  9,  bakery 

36(  0  Cottage  G  av  ly  $1000 

Per  Dne  B  Z  to  J  J  Farell  Ang  28,  fnrn 

1240  Wabash  av  11m   $275 

Perry  W  N  to  H  P  Ooehrane  sept  2,piano 

and  fnrn  727  Foster  23m  ...$30;) 

Payton  H  to  T  Mee  sept  6,  saloon  438 

Dearborn  20m  $1900 

Peterson  G  to  W  0  Eland  Aug  24,  furn 

3U  Milwaukee  av  8m..   $400 

Qaeeney  P  to  M  E  Finch  Aug  12,  furn  6m 

 $72 

Ryder  A  to  A  U  Williams  Aug  31,  piano 

6m  176 

Roe  E  to  H  Morse  sept  7,  s  m  and  furn 

3m  $118 

Robinson  S  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Oo  sept  10,  saloon  196  Grand  av  8m.  $625 
Reker  L  to  J  P  Short  sept  6,  saloon  5124 

S  Ashland  av  ly   $8(0 

Redmond  P  to  D  R  McNaught  sept  5,  furn 

6m   ....$72 

Rofoke  N  to  H  Mueller  Ang  28,  maohy, 

s  m«  eto  1813  Milwaukee  av  9m   $20,) 

Rieckenberg  F  R  to  H  Morse  sept  7,  fnrn 

6m   $85 

Seaton  W  W  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept 

4,  saloon  683  Sheffield  av  2y  $4(  0 

Sohlangen  8  to  A  M  P  Ames  sept  5, 

grocery  eto  335  W  Horon  2y  $10(0 

Stntger  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  sept  5,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $265 

Sharp  M  T  to  Nat  M  L  Co  sept  5,  fnrn 

piano  7m   $80 

Scndder  J  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  sept  9, 

saloon  669  V  Buren  2y  $400 

Streight  E  W  to  H  Morse  furn  6m  $82 

Smith  B  to  Keenan  Bros  Mfg  Oo  sept  7, 

saloon  forn  184  Randolph  $267 

Schneider  F  to  J  Oullen  sept  6,  furn  and 

and  8  m  6m   $123 

Smith  E  A  to  H  Morse  sept  6,  furn  6m  $103 
Sheppard  W  H  to  J  Sbephard  sept  10, 

carriages,  horses  etc  2y  $300 

Schneider  J  to  W  Hofsaess  sept  10,  horse 

wagon  eto  778  29th  8m  $176 

Spranger  F  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  sent  10, 

furn  83  S  Peoria  4m    $84 

Sweatek  J  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  Ang  31,  ealoon 

186  W  Chi  av  2y   $400 

Sasaine  A  to  Oorper  Brg  Oo  Ang  26, 

saloon  3  36  Wentworth  av  2y  $600 

Stewart  E  to  O  H  Merrick  Ang  30,  fnrn 

6m  $129 

Soholtz  E  H  to  J  Vanderhook  Ang  21, 

Milk  business  424  Oakley  av  2y  $300 

Spangler  C  G  to  Tookhorn  db  Co  sept  4, 

billiard  goods  674  Madison  2y  p  m.  .$331 
Strong  O  to  J  Bubb  sept  3,  furn  9m. .  .$115 
Stiles  W  A  and  0  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Oo 
Sept  3,  billiard  goods,  Jaokson  and  6th 

av  15m  p  m  $1500 

Seyforth  A  to  0  Wylrind  sept  4,  ptg  offioe 

6100  Halsted  sept  30,'96  $111 

Sohmidliog  E  to  M  E  Finch  sept  -,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Steiner  J  J  to  F  P  Smith  Aug  23,  horses 

etc  990  Washington  8m  $176 

Smith  J  H  to  A  W  Howard  July  20,  furn 

542  Sheffield  av  indemnity   

Schaefer  L  to  H  Morse  Aug  28,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $103 

Saitors  E  G  to  D  Meyer  May  1,  piano, 

6*39  Sangamon  2y  $  

Sampson  0  H  to  O  H  Merrick  July  27, 

piauo  and  furn  8m  $425 

Thompson  W  H  to  B  E  Porteaus  May  31, 

furn  852  eist  20m   $5  10 

Topk  A  to  G  G  Hnbbell  sept  4,  furn  9m  $:50 
Tripp  A  E  to  0  Meader  sept  3,  forn  Nov 

3,'96  $21'5 

Tonynges  F  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  Ang  24, 

farn  11  Elizbth  Um  $110 

Thompson  T  to  F  E  Blackman  sept  3, 

fnrn  ly     $520 

Troy  A  E  to  Smith  Bros  sept  3,  fnrn  7m 

 -  $83 

Treak  G  K  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  sept  3,  piano 

and  futn7m....  $120 

Tufer  H  0  to  G  W  Baker  sept  9,  mdse  269 

Dearborn  ly   $115 

Utter  G  £)  to  T  E  Weisroon  sept  6,  ptg 

business  16  Times  bldg  2y  $200 

Von  Seller  T  to  F  Maas  Jan  16,  shop  1140 

59th  9m  .$99 

Vondreth  M  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  sept 


3,  saloon  1280  Whipple  2y   jx88 

Wagner  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  sept  fi, 

saloon  308  33d  23m   |lluo 

Whiting  lVI  G  to  J  W  Angoil  sept  e.'fQrn 

60  i6  Washington  av  8m   |220 

Wincbhoever  M  0  to  M  E  Finch  sept  4," 

piano  6m   ^ 

Webster  &  Keating  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg 

Oo  sept  7,  saloon  739  Madison  2y . 
Work  F  to  G  Sohroeder  sept  1,  saloon 

Harlem  Juiie  1  |i64 

Whejler  F  to  WE  Ackley  sept  5,  furn 

and  piano  6m   1155 

White  W  W  to  E  Smith  sent  6,  farn  7ui  $70 
Williams  W  B  to  W  Ross  Aug  31,  library 

127  La  Salle  ly    $;00 

Weadley  O  E  to  Keely  Brg  Co  Aog  26, 

saloon  16  Rush  2y   $1000 

Williams  M  E  to  J  H  Gunsolns  Aug  29. 

fnrn  9m  fiso 

Wood  J  to  0  0  Roberts  sept  6,  fnrn  10f5 

Millard  av  $4jo 

Walsh  U  to  A  Uavtland  June  26,  saloon 

64  Wells  2y   $3C00 

White  M  B  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  sept  3,  forn 

and  piano  7m   $118 

WiUits  E  B  to  E  B  Ferry  Jaly  5,  piano 

aiid  furn  282ii  Commercial  90ds  $120 

Wilson  J  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  sept  3,  furn 

and  piaao  3m  $123 

Zakermann  J  to  A  Fdldenstein  Aug  26, 

furn  320  Carter  av  90d8  ...$200 

Yerbury  J  to  F  MoNelles  sept  2,  piano 

and  furn  23m  $135 

Zamdowski  P  to  E  A  Robinson  &  Co  sept 

6,  horses  wagon,  mdae  eto  Thornton  8m 

 $200 

BILLS  OF  SALE, 


Meiube  W  J  to  i  H089  eept  4,  ea'ooa  60<t  Ashland 

av  $360 

Zlmbrlch  H  J  to  P  Sohoenliofer  Brg  Oo  eept  4,  ea- 
loon 2936  Wentworth  av .  ,  tns 

Berger  W  to  S  Kosenthal  sept  4,  farn  353  6  h  av.l450 
Williams  G  H  to  E  Nioke  sept  3,  gallery  5Bth  8t..$lfi0 
Lr>grippi  Q  to  L  Logrippi  sept  4,  horse  168  u  Dnlon 

 t2C0 

Flooda  J  to  a  D  Fiooda  Sept  5,  mdia  3500  Halsted 

  ,  tlOBO 

Bartlett  F  E  to  F  Kein  ang   2.-,   mdse  3516  Vln- 

oenne9  av,  exohaage  and  ,  $400 

SomevlUe  r  to  D  J  aarsl  june  1,  offioe  and  con- 
tents eto,  3139  Oanal  (260 

Hmith  Q  K  to  W  8  Billings  ang  26,  horse  t2C0 

Jackson  W  T  &  Oo  to  0  H  Stead  sept  4,  shop  31  In- 
diana St  1871 

OjUDolly  J  to  U  M  Oonuoliy  sept  5,  mdse  2232  Cot- 
tage Grove  av  $1000 

Klein  P  A  to  M  Kraeger  jnly  1,  bldg,  Lemont  ,..$600 
KoUer  H  to  S  Roller  sept  5,  horsas  eto  636  117th. $160 
Oudah?  Pckg  Oo  to  0  Woerst  sept  6,   market  eto 

757  Sedgwick  $228 

Sander  H  to  E  Sander  sept  3,  saloon  830  Hal6ted.$200 
Browberg  N  to  A  Browberg  sept  2,  theatrical  goods 

etc  $200 

Bahnsen  P  A  to  A  Petersen  ang  30,  milk  business 

822  Maplewood  $5[o 

Nelson  J  P  to  O  Luadin  may  25,  laundry  296  n 

Market  $300 

Kuegdon  O  to  H  K  Brimle  sept  9,  furn  Wabash  and 

Madison    hqoo 

Stanton  Q  H  to  0  0  Landt  sept  8,  furn  $10 

Gindele  G  A  to  0  W  Gindele  sept  2,  furn  6407  Wa- 
bash av  $i30u 

Deerlng  M  to  U  Lavery  sept  7,  hor  es  wagons  etc. 

885  Dearborn  $60„ 

Hoyt  B  P  to  8  Wolfsoa  sept  9.  buggies  etc,  2143 

State   $460 

Roehr  O  to  D  Boe^r  sept  6,  h3rs33  eto,  6120  Mor- 
gan $2000 

Tullmer  J  A  to  D  G  TuUmer  sept  6,  furn  1888  Ful- 

tOT    $600 

Franz  E  to  A  J  Truebnll  an?  13,  brickyards  31st  st 

   $600 

Fuller  L  H  to  M  F  Eade,  drugs  elo,  6503  Oottage  G 

av  $3600 

Casey  J  F  to  J  Sweeney  aug  14,  siloon  4133  Went- 
worth  $SOi) 

Oohen  A  to  B  Oohen  sept  9  olothlag,  jewelry  eto, 

222  Blue  laid  av   :  $725 

e.aub  F  F  to  A  J  Kaub  sept  6,  tobacco  store,  867  n 

OUrk  $fiOO 

Sau^sae  0  to  N  Mazirakos  jaly  11,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 1300 

Maynard  P  F  to  0  A  Barnes  ,  farn  19  Waverly 

pi.... ,  1600 

Fox  E  W  to  M  J  Ford  ang  26,  machy  eto,  103  Oanal 

 $650 

Lasley  A  S  to  8  Layley  ang  21,  mdse    $6(0 

Enohl  M  to  X  Hocbstubl  aug  28,  furn  139  Milwau- 
kee.., teoo 

Hood  0  to  T  Fellows  aug  29,  mdse  2026  Wabash.  MlJO 

Le  Grand  J  to  A  Oelattre  ang  28,  farn  $450 

Weber  A  and  D  to  K  Weber  ang  24,  saloon  162  w 
Washington  $400 


September  li,  1S95. 


mt  EtlAii  tlS'tATtl  A-^t)  BUlLt)lNG  JOtjMAt, 


Goltfri.d  BrewiDK  Oo  v  John  Back  et  al,  $892.46. 
T  H  Wood  ana  H  K  Motley  V  Harry  Barnard  and  J' 

M  Salomon.  *1,057. 
Fred  W  wilder  v  William  Brogglns  et  al,  $1,026. 
O  D    hurch  V  A  Buchofeky  et  al,  $656.80. 
A  F  Gibson  v  A  E  Case,  $8^4.76. 
Ezra  McOonnell  v  Chicago  Plastering  Co,  $663. 
Charles  W  Newton  v  Homer  N  Hibbard,  $501  70. 
Henry  Wiltinaon  and  Samuel  M  Myers,  $94'2.56. 
Walter  Johns.n,  by  next  friend,  Peter  Johnson  v 

North  Cbicago  Street  Railroad  Oo,  1600. 
Carlos  B  Hardy  v  Rogers  and  Martin  and  Delerque 

and  Schmetzer,  $734.70. 
George  and  Fred  Harper  v  J  W  Shanks,  $622.19. 
Amelia  Uetzenberg  v  Melzanberg  A  Oo  $1,900. 
8  Bochsoanm  v  Melzenberg  &  Oo.  $816. 
A  Hirsch  &  Oo  v  Me.zenberg  &  Oo,  $388'50. 
Oaroiiue  Liberman  v  Metzauberg  *  Oo,  $464. 
J  S  Robertson  v  F  L  Becker  and  Albany  Fruit  and 

Produce  Oo,  $681. 
W  D  Boyce  a  P  H  Ferrler,  $2,865. 
J  W  Butler  Paper  Oo  v  Oarl  Graeff,  $622.16. 
Jefferson  OouDly  Distillery  Co  v  Edward  Keeley, 

$882.44. 

R  A  ipling,  $1,430.76;  Henry  Drytas  &  Oo,  $3,166.76 
Lewis,  Kaiser  &  Lathy,  $11,700.56;  E  L  Aurioh,  $2, 
237.99:  Lonls  Strasburger,  $8,354. 2U:  E  B  Felstn 
thai  and  P  W  Palmer,  receivers  $666.46,  v  F  E 
Morse  &  Son. 

Anheuser  Busch  Brg  Assn  v  Harry  J  Remain  $1,036.66 

A  M  Briggs  V  Marks  Swarts,  $2,029.23. 

P  L  Sutter,  admtr  est  Edward  J  Waldner,  v  West 
Oh'go  Street  Railway  Oo,  $1,200. 

G  H  Browne  v  P  B  Armstrong,  $610. 

William  Openhym  &  Sons  v  Harry  Barnard  &  Oo, 
$1,82U  47. 

David  Zuff  V  Oalnmet  Electric  Street  RHilway,  $500. 
Irene  Morris,  by  F  T  Kinnane,   guardian,  v  Lake 

Michigan  Southern  Railroad,  $2,50ii. 
First  National  Bank  of  San  Francisco,  v  Marcus  Pol 

la-ky,  $1,818. 

United  S  ates  Brewing  Oo  v  Albert  Pioek,  $1,420,80 
Charles  Mulolley  v  Franc  e  and  John  A.  Agnew  and 

John  McGillen,  $1,260. 
Peter  Crattier  v  P  P  Schlacke,  $2,170. 
Elenora  Hunt  v  Henry  E  Seelye,  $30,215.06. 
0  D  Thompson  v  0  R  I  Si  P  By,  $13,60u. 
a  J  Lowan  v  A  E  Hawes,  $1,437.22. 
Henn  &  Qabler  Brg  Co  v  August  KUvikowskl,  $53li. 
American  Glass  Works,  ltd,  v  Fred  Meyers  and  Ar 

thnr  M  Einstein,  $541.46. 
Henry  Scbnitz  v  Julius  Ziuke,  $720. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Anstin,  pt  of  Austin's  2nd  add.  Its  10  to 
13  b  3  b  16  in  e  1^  8  39  13.  Lodia  Krey- 
soher  v  E  A  Crouyne  and  B  F  Jones 
  1838.98 

Bradley's  sub,  It  5  of  b  4  Hqndley'a  sob, 
Pine  Grove.  White  Mfg  Oo  v  Loais  J 
and  Edgrar  C  Blnm  $534.65 

Oartis  st  N,  prena  13.  W  M  Walter  v  H  W 
and  M  M  (jriswold  |{ 

Fisk  st,  prena  3228.  Globe  Lumber  Oo  v 
Joseph  and  Katurzyna  Qroozyk..  $428.47 

Fox  st,  prem  3156.  Same  v  Jos  0  and  Su- 
sanna O  Von  Wedelstadt  $9005 

Colorado  av,  prem  253.  Kinsella  Oo  v  F 

0  Moberg  $96.97 

Benedict's  sub,  Its  11  and  12  b  3  of  n  e  }^ 

8  e  1^  20  38  14  John  H  Donlin  v  John 

E  Fitzpatiiok  $253.60 

Harris'  sub.  It  9  b  1  in  b  2  Yerby'e  sub,  e 
3^  n  w  3s(  15  38  14,  Murphy  Varnish  Oo 

V  Louisa  and  Jerome  P  Bowes  $169 

Diven's  sub,  sub  Its  1  and  5  of  Its  12  to  15 

b  2  of  bs  7  to  11  of  w  3^  n  w  2  39  13. 
Same  v  Moilie  L  Lang  and  J.ihn  R  Ly- 
man  $30 

Springer  &  Fox's  add,  Us  10  and  11  b  4. 
Julius  A  Bartz  v  Joseph  and  Susanna 
Medelstradt  $265 

Wentworth  av,  prems  6936  and  6938. 
Thomas  J  Williams  et  al  v  George  F 
Btoneham  $600 

Pike's  sub,  Us  17  and  ISofsJ^sej^ne 
3^  6  w  3^  3  38  14.  Andrew  Sfogren  v 
Robert  Neil  and  Louis  H  Manke..  .$2950 

Cronkhite,  Boyd  &  Olarkson's  sub.  It  19  b 

1  8      8  w  3^  8  w  3^  seo  24  38  14.  Wm 
Miller  V  Edmund  Palmer  $50.40 

Same.  Lorenz  Kressler  v  Same  $51 

Same.  F  W  Toune  v  Same  $44.30 

Oommeroial  av  and  Addison  st.  prems  s 
w  cor.  Geo  U  Evans  v  Harry  L  Wheat- 
ley   $580 

Drf  xel  av,  prem  6350.  Edward  McDonald 

V  Rosa  E  EiBB  $590 


Wetherbee  &  Gregory's  enb.  It  10  b  1  n 
3^  n  w  M  sec  1  39  13.  John  Seidler  et 
al  V  Wm  and  Emma  M  Partello, 
Charles  J  and  Mary  Qratz  $2695 

Crait's  sub,  prems  in  b  3,  of  n  3^  n  w  3^ 
19  41  14  (Ridge  av,  Evanston).  Evau- 
ston  Sash  and  Door  Co  v  Wm  H  Jones 
 $3257.83 

Anderaonville.  Its  42  to  45  sab  of  Its  10  to 
13  and  w  99  ft  It  9  b  2.  Murphy  and 
Camp  V  Robert  0  Green  $60 

Fulton  st,  prems  1316,  1318,  1320  and 
1322.  David  R  Shannon  v  Gertrude  K 
Edwin  J  Jr  and  John  R  Bowes. .  $1410.87 

Lake  av,  prems  5451  and  645  J.  Same  v 
John  R  and  Edwin  J  Bowes  Jr.. $7827.64 

0  &  0  C  &  D  Go's  sub.  Its  35  and  36  b  9 
of  8  e  3^  3  37  14.  A  L  Oox  et  al  v  Wm  H 
Gorman  $255 

OlvIs'  sub,  It  19  b  1  of  n  e  3^  s  e  3^  7  38 
14.  Michael  Welter  v  Max  Lioki,on  $42.90 

Riley's  sub,  It  7  b  1  of  b  24  Stone  &  Whi- 
ting's sub  in  6  and  7  38  14.  Same  v 
Same  $232 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add,  It  34.  B  N 
Branch  v  Minnie  MoNerney  and  H  R 
Brand  $149.26 

Sheridan  Drive  sob.  It  80  of  n  w  3^  17  40 
14.Mathias  Frederick  v  Ounard  H  Bey- 
er $41.16 

Sigel  st,  prem  61.  John  C  Hartig  v  Louisa 
Stomler  and  C  Hull  $137.50 

ShefiBeld  av,  prems  196  and  198.  August 
Pablke  v  Charles  Read  and  Michael 
Reneok  $1318.70 

Diversey  st,  prem  653.  Philip  Rosenber- 
ger  et  al  V  Q  L  Burg   $276.74 

Vineennes  av,  prem  3812.  Gray,  TuThill 
&  Oo  V  John  Marphy  and  Neil  Mnloahy 
 $1160.58 


APPL,iU  VnON  FOB  BUIL.I>I.%4>} 
FBKSI  ITI|». 

Justine  st  6416,  Mrs  Minnie  W  Soden,  2  story  and 

and  basement  brick  flits,  $i,OiiO. 
Dearborn  st  352-66,  Thomas  A  Daries,  12  story  and 

basement  brick  cfflce  building,  $260,0  0, 
Esoanaba  av  9a21-Hl,  Board  of  Education,  3  story  and 

basement  brick  schoolhouse,  $6(1,000, 
South  Forty-third  av  63,  F  S   Tyrrell,  2  s  ory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Wood  st  8  b7il,  E  E  Seaton,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  me  leal  college,  $40,000. 
Thirteenth  st  W  686,  Chris  Hauruth,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Ei^jhteenth  st  W  85-93, 0  H  Hutchinson,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats.  $5,000. 
North  Forty-third  av  2183,  Jacob  Miller.  2  story 

frame  dwelling,  $2,300. 
Ohio  and  Lincoln  sts  corner  of,  Board  of  Education, 
three  story  and  basement  brick  school  add,  $40,000 
Chapin  st  36,  Frank  Flozckowski,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,900. 
Maplewood  av  716,  Alfred  Anderson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Fulton  et  1237,  J  F  Orloh  on,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flat,  $6,000. 
Jane  st  169,  F  Mainee,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Kimball  av  1150,  A  Haseelhorn,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  store  and  flats.  $7,000. 

Halstad  st  11946-47,  R  S  Martin,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,200 

Winthrop  et  336-338,  A  OoUender,  2  story  and  base- 
ment residence,  $6,000. 

Oakdale  av  432-436,  B  F  Durbin,  four  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $8,000. 

Lincoln  av  1590  92,  Mrs  W  8  Wallace,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brie .  fiats,  $10. (  00. 

Mead  8t  985,  A  W  Hansen,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,60 ). 

Halsted  st  8  3506,  Mrs  Rosa  Fuchs,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $5,000- 

Hoyne  av  8  3444,  William  Frink,  three  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,C00. 

Layton  st  62i',  W  J  Oampbell,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,100. 

Layton  st  622,  Jacob  R  Ouster,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,100. 

Washington  av  5431  33,  J  J  Miller,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $9,000. 
Esoanaba  av  9028-91110,  J  Hamberg,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $4,000. 

Harvard  st  1910,  J  H  Hick  }y,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,200. 
South  Forty-fourth  av  427,  Fred  Heitmaa,   2  story 

and  basement  briok  flats,  $5,C00. 
Newgard  st  4138,  Benson  &  Carlson,  2  story  frame 

dwelling,  $6,000. 
Oedar  8t  54,  Potter  Palmer,  4  story  and  bafement 

brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 
Lowe  av  11830,  Dr  Grant,  2  etory  frame  flats,  $2,6 


Halsted  st  8  3139,  John  Grojan,  2  etory  and  base- 
meat  brick  rear  add,  $2,6  0. 

Marshflald  av  5748,  Mrs  Nellie  J  Henning,  2  story 
frame  flats,  $2,100. 

Bobey  st  S  993,  Gas  Oestenich,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,C0l). 

Twenty-third  pi  133,  Charles  A  Kollander,  2  story 
and  basemeut  brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Forty  eighth  st  W  7  and  9,  Bollock  Bro'hers,  3  story 
and  baeemeot  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,61  0. 

Jackson  st  413,  William  B  Davidson,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,00  . 

Harvard  st  16(i5,  Alex  Oampbell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Wilcox  av  2145-47,  Mrs  M  A  Lyons,  two  2  story  and 
basement  briok  flats,  $6,0U0. 

Nonh  av  644  48,  P  E  Bjde,  three  story  and  basement 
briok  dats,  $21,000. 

Harding  av  N  346,  August  Hlahorn,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Ellis  av  6346,  J  William  i  and  A  M  Lous,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Langley  av  4301-4309,  8  Sheneman,  six  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  two  2  story  and  base? 
ment  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,100, 

Sixty-seventh  pi  W  2241,  Owen  Smith,  2  story  and 
tasement  brick  flats,  $2,5(  0. 

Ewlng  av  9477,  F  B  E  Rhodes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,700. 

Colorado  av  170,  John  Ritter,  2  story  brick  top  add, 
$2,010. 

Diversey  st  579-81,  P  Rosenberg,  two  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,410. 

Belle  Plain  av  955,  Alexander  Heatherington,  2  story 
frame  flats,  $3,100- 

Bellevue  p(  88,  J  T  Torrence,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  add,  $6,0U0. 

Janssen  st  9,  H  H  Anders3n,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,890. 

Belden  av  305,  J  B  Sherlock,  three  story  and  base- 
ment briok  dwellings,  $8,000. 

Kinzie  st  Si  87  W  C  Newberry,  1  story  brick  top  add, 
»2,0t0. 

Lafllo  st  6427,  R  S  Hogart,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,(  00. 
Drexel  av  6356-58,  H  N  Ogden,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  apartment  bniidlng,  $19,0  0. 
Uobnwk  st  348,  Jacob  Busby,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $16,000. 
LaSalle  ay  616,  John  F  Jekke,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  barn,  $2,C00. 
North  Forty-second  st  2652,  Mrs  J   Fisher,   2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,6U0. 
Noble  s-t  t04,  Frank  Buske,   i  story  and  basement 

brick  store  addition,  $5,000. 
Superior  et  109,  August  Dorsch,  three  story  and 

baiiement  brick  flats,  $7,  00. 
Maplewood  av  680-690,  Martin  Anderson,  fonr  3  story 

and  bast  ment  brick  flats,  $20,000. 
Halsted  st  N  968,  H  Pjltratz,  2  story  and  basemeut 

briok  store  and  fiats,  tl0,0u0. 
Halsted  st  N  966,  A  Behrens,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $10,500. 
Albany  av  761,  D  S  JaSray,  2  etory  and  baeement 

brick  flats  and  barn,  $8,000. 
California  av  8  279,  E  Nefeueoker,  three  story  and 

and  baeement  briok  store  and  fiate,  $14  000. 
Superior  av  8817,  Patrick  Powers,  2  story  frame  fiate, 

$2,000. 

Kedzie  av  N  1(96,  Robert  Mlkelson,  three  story  and 
and  ba^emeDt  brick  fiats,  $6,000. 

Grand  blvd  4130-32,  Q  W  Shannon,  three  etory  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $31,601'. 

Leavltt  st,  McCormiJk  Harvester  Machinery  Com- 
pany, 5  etory  and  basement  brick  warehouse, 
$100,000. 

Halsted  st  6016-17,  A  Hummel,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  apartment  buildings,  $18,000. 

Michigan  av  33'il,  Oharles  Schwab,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  dwellina  and  barn,  $4,600. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A.  Or  H3  N  T  S .  (  


R-I-P-A-N-S 

TABULES 

REGULATE  THE 

Stomach,  Liver  and  Bowels 
and  Purify  the  Blood. 

Klpans  Tabnles  are  the  best  Merliclre 
known  for  Indigestion,  Bllii(iU5>ness.  Hep.dache, 
OoDstipntion.  Dyspep  is,  (  hronic  Liver  Trouo- 
lea.  Dizziness,  Bad  0  mplexlon,  Jjysentery, 
Often' ive  Brnalh.  and  all  disorders  of  the 
Stomach,  Liver  and  Bowels. 

Bipane  Tabules  contain  nothing  ii  jurious  to 
the  most  delic  te  constitution.  Are  pleasant  to 
t  ko,  safe  efteciual,  and  give  im'r  edlate  relief . 

Price — b>i  cents  per  box.      May  be  ordered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Address 

:    TUB  KiPAsris  chehicill.  CO., 

J        10  gPRtJOE  STREET,  NEW  YORK  OITY. 
o  


ANDERSON,  Qastavns,  Rcom  2,  70  La  Salle  it. 
BAIRD  b  WARNER,  Bms.  15  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BRDO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOSWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDDFF,  W.  H.  4  00.  301*304  Inter  Ooean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Oo.,   ad  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATEB,  S..  B6  Dearborn  at.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  at. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111, 
EGGLE8TON  i  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  8alle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  4>  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
ICBIOKE,  C.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C.  D.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aCNZENHAUSER,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  S.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HEN  NIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  S  Chicago. 
eCOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HnRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDT0HIN80N  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  at. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  at 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associa  ion  Bldg.,  153  and  iS6 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  La8alle  at. 
LOEB,  Wirf.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st- 

MAGILL  J,  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
VIERIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Oo.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
tlDLLIKEN,  C.  fi.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  at. 
NORrON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  &  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  Q  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SOHITMACBER  O.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHDBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DDNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  at 
f¥ALEER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolp* 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  1S3  and  155  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUXTERMEISTEB,  H.  C.  h  Oo.,  818  S.  Halsted 


banki:b8. 

DBEYEB  B.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  et. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strer 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbum 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
i>EABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Oo.,  164Dearbori. 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Raaaulp& . 


Abttracti  of  Title. 


aADDOOK  VALLETTB  &  BIOKOOBDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  et. 

HANDY  *  CO.,  92-4  Washington  ft 
PBLTZKR,  OTTO  i  00.,  86  Washington  at 
BKC0»DER>8  ABSTRACT  DEPT..  Oonnty  Conrt 
Honss. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAISr  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  aTt&Adaarix 


The  RfiAL  ESTATfi  AND  BUlLDlNa  JOURNAL 


SeptetnberU  1803 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAV  wPKCIAti  ATTKXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANDFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IF  TOD  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 


DBOP         A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  sitripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 

mm  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS.  KESSLER&  CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  JuS  Sells   and  Madison  Htg. 
Talephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  ai^d  Qeperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  t^e 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AlTD  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMnf ,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  r'^modeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

an:1  out 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


J*  lias  Fire  Asenranoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  lus.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Tranaatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Uambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fi'-e  In«.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  (873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LiAt^AIiCiE  STKEKT. 

CHICAGO  Il.L.lIirOIN 


Ado'ph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker. 


T-*lephone  Main  1353. 


I^A.LPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  iSarqiuette  Bide,  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Strrets, 

OHICA-GO. 


One  Profit  from  manff  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  OtHce, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  -"^"'^  ■! 

Desks  Best  in  the  Worlcl. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  D  Except  theii 
them       wntnr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Sopports  BacS  where  need"d. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

276  Wabath  av 


A.  H.  Andrews  (S;  Co., 


<  HICAGO. 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  * 

SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Roonn  10.  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve&Go. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale.^  . , 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-IVIarl(s,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  &  CliandiBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,      WA8HIK4.TOK,  O.  c. 


C.  FLOOD. 


■  ■■  Telephone  No  9  


OHAS.  F.  TATLCB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

iVIORTCACE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  C03I9IERCJA1.  AVJEXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  l^arniBli«d. 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELt,  H.  H     GB088,  GED     E.  LAZEAB, 

Preet.  Vice-PreBt.  Secy   &  TroaB. 

Brownell  Improvement  Go. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANL'FACTUUERS  OV 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  ANJD  BOULEVARD  WOPX 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building.  Chicago. 

Telephone,  Main  41. 

WiLLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 

SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUIt-DlKQ,  1"^  1        C31  rv(  i 

84  and  80  La  Salle  St.  1  V^XXH^eiyW 


The  Gross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  the  following  Prices  on 

KEAL   ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Lots  of  B,  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-  Lots 

iug  on  amoaut  of      ing  on  amount  of  of 
8  Z5               ma  ter.                 matter.  23 

2x^  ft.     6nc  to     75c  50c  to    60c  35c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$i.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 
51) 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  |1,90  $1.45 
Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1 


Li  is 
of 
KO 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  j2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  38. 


CHICAGO,  SEPTEMBER  21,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR    WTLLXS  w.  baibd. 


MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wasliington  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

NTos.  143  ana  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAdiO. 


The  Inyestment  of  Money  In  Good  f-ecurltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort.ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLTJ, 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/!lDrt|a|B  Leans  and  Investments, 


Real  Estate. 


I3S  LA  S>I(.1.E  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 


H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.    O.  H.  PU30HE0K.     O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 


REAL*  EST  ATE,  "-i^ 
LOANS*^*INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  JOAN  AL  2(. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

OS   and   04  Wastjirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Heal  Estate,  Pirst  Mortgages  for  Sale, 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  fstate,  Eoan 

and  fTinandal  Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

OILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBEBT . 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

GilbertM.  Weeks  &  Co. 

MortffageLoans&RealEstate 


109  Randolph  Street, 


7o4  Schiller  Building. 


Special  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


(gicagfo, 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
-°  Insurance  

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W- Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  ClliCagfO,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 


-TO- 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  E.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  100  Wasnirigftori  Street. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


LYMAN  BAIBD,  QEOBGE  I,.  WABNEB, 

Oonflulting  Partner. 


Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceed'ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90LaSal!e  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real -Estate  and  :Renting[. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe=t  portion  of  the  city. 

■^4'lS*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,le- 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


J,H,    1^5  Dearborn  Street. 

&  CO. 


A.  O.  BliAUGHTEB. 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 


bankers, 


1  15-1  iV   Lia,   Sail©  Street- 
Members  n.  y.  stock  Exchange.  Members  Chicagi  Stcoh  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bouBht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TELiEVHOSE  141©. 


Main  Office 
I  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  CfHce 

Oalnmet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
ISaclison  Street. 


OHIOAGO 
1104  Cwirgs  Builiing 
215  Scarlstrn  street. 


890 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  21 ,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-or©  .  Tracts  •  Fu-rolisised. 

Or  Sul)di7icLed  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


(jirilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  Qve.  and  Kiczie  st. 


elephone.  Main  986. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONJON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

H3  Eandolph  St. 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  root. 
$5, CO  to  fSfi.Ot)  per  anunni 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to 
«5j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  (e> 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

BANKERS.  ^ 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Olllce, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 

WaeblDgtoD, 


S90  K.  55  Street. 


OHIOAGO. 


P,  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 

Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    G1,    S3  AND    66     MBTROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 
CHICAGO. 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Dearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth'^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

elephom  838  W^at,  (]3  ^  ^  O 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  office areoffered  unequaled 
.  .opportunities  for  protection 
.  .against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Mecliamcs'  Lien  Association. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  .^^ 


Frsncii  B.  Peatody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABI8H, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
.LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  ClniceigfO,  111. 


.THE. 


National  Bank  wf  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo  Sohneideb,  President. 
Walter  L.  Peoe,  Vlc"  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President, 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Benbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
BENBX  B.  EsMT.  2d  Asst.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  Alasonlc  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

 120  LASALLE  STEEET'  

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Go. 

cos  stock  £xchanee  Bnilding,  -  Chicago 

Opener  Washington  and  La  gftJie  gtreelg. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 


AND 

A  Wide-awake  newspaper 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITJES 
BUILDING 

ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state I  Bdildipi^  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 


163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS.  Publisher. 


CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  AdvAnce 
Building  and  Real  estatf. 

N  EWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALEo 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Yol.  XXXVII.— No.  38 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  SEPTEMBER  21,  1895. 


85.00  PEK  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOB  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  . 

Ravbnswood.  OxilCagfO 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


/Honey  Loaned  Without  Commission 

■5i  On  improved  city  property  and 
Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


E.  T,  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.    .  Chicago 

S.  Dreyer  &  (g. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and   I^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Ilarriiion  6  9.  409-411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 


W.  8.  pboudpoot. 

GEO.  J  BTAN. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  BOABD  . 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691  . 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE/IL  ESTPE,  IN2URPDE,  LOpS 

South  OhicaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  I  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deaiborn  St 
Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  NesotiatoH 
°"4e.WsS't^e^&OT-  'n-r"e1s''o^t^SlV«5^'' 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstaMiHhed  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 
FiisrA.nsroi^iL.  brokers, 

97  CLARK  Street. 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washins:toa  Street, 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD  NG 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


mission 


CHICAGO. 


Galorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stune  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnsl,  Chicago. 

JOHN  DOLESE.  ~  /.  H.  SHEPARl. 

ESTABLISHED  1868. 

Dolese  &  Shepard, 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  exdmioation  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pabllo.  Telepbn 


PAVING;  CONTRACTORS, 

"  c 

MAMCFAOTCBBBS  AND  DBAI.IIBS  IK 

Crushad  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Bfccl^s 
and  Lime  Stone  for  I  lux. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      .  OHIOAGC 

SECOND  FI.OOB  TEUXONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  E3  PEES8  216. 

r  artioolar  attention  paM  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drlvaa,  Bonli. 
vardi  and  Boads  in  new  Subdivisions. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Com 

AARON~SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING .  NOT AEY  PUBLIC 

Tefepbone  UlalB  3733. 


Humboldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D,  DEAN, 

RBAL  ESTATE, 

Scorn  41  Merchants  Bldg., 

BRANOa  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  WaehlDRton  an 

8.  E.  Oor.  Oallforola  &  North  Avs.  LaSslle  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldl  Park.  ',  i,,,,. 

'  nil  A'  I 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  FORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  bivd.,    North    ave.  and 
ocahty  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.   Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDIN©  JOUESTAL. 


Septeiaber  ii, 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVI8ED  AND  OOBBEOTED  ETEBY  WEEK  kL,h  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 

MABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTS 
ADVEBTI8ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  OWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBEflS  18  GIVEN. 


200 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,   No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    Rll  $6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  f 3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vincennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei;;hborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalumet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  .f;9th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  14  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }£  of  the  northwest  ^  of  the  south- 
east 3^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  liviog  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $',i,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  c3,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000. 
incombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.   R  1 1.  $85,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  briok  building, 
75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  I 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  

Drexe!  blvd,  s  e  cor  £0th  st,  lU0x?0n.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
Bldg  

Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$56,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Eaglewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

t  if-ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Dre  lel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  oornera, 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.| 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rc'Ot 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot 

P  4   $ 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $ 

Grand  blvd, near  45th  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  5(th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15..$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot .    W8  $ 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  Bt  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8fory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  coataining  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  particulars 

address  G  Fuohes  &  Go,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Honaes,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 


{50,000 
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500 


300 

.$  325 

250 
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250 
200 
260 

220 


300 
220 
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south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  S-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma-  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18  foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hon^^es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,   modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W8  $6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6 .....  $  90 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 
Main  st,n6ar  31st,  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high'class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  oheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15.  ..$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  5l8t  st,12-room  brick  honse.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  sfone.    B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  C  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chioagco  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  a  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story,  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  sialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  6  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W,  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  lOOlh 

Bts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  br:ilding,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  8  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-Btory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40J^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  Q  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
Sonth  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  blook  52  of 
the  west  }4  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  "W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 
Thornton. — 30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L12  $  4,.500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  fota  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6....$  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  oheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  war  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $26,000 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  8tewart  av  $16,500 

W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  8,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sonth  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  S7}4  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  at, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJaussen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  tiidge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limitp,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b.tlance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3  story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37J^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  oorner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  oash.  Z  33    $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Bvanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  doe  August  1,  1898.  G%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucbing  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


September  21,  iS§5. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 


.|  200 

5,500 


$3,C00  equity.    A  14  $  5,5C0 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  ^  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  odd 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Blook  |  2,jC0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts.  aonth  Dart 

50x117,  per  foot.     A  13    80 

Nowport  av,  3-story  briok  flat  bnildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A-  13  „  $85,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  at,  48  ft,  price  per 
foot.  W8  

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 
frame,  rental  |720.    W  8  

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  a  houses  8  rooms  |4,250;  9 
rooms  $fi,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58 x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  suflBcient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Li.otd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  75x1233^.     A  13  |  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

briok  flats;  rental  |660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  |  SfiOO 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  S-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Soathport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  .;5xl25  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amundson,  owner, 

85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  building,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  |1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  ail  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,5C!0.  One  houi?e  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  .50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  honse, 
modern;  lot  cO  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 
ft.    R  11  

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2  story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av    '$  3  qqq 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-6tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


4,000 


all  rented  draws  $:^6  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 

J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,300 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26>^  i  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
sii^fl  of  of  i  3*  6-lOxlCO  )  \  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  ^  29  3-10x100  \  I  .%xl28  [  ^'^'^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  ba'M.  C  11. 
Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Joaroal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
oor  Halsted  and  Qraceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Oioero,  Mandell  <s;  Hyman's  sub.  It  6  in  blook  4  of 
east  j4  of  the  northwest       and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  )4  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  kehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  blook  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
jou  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  }4 
of  the  northeast  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-8tory  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  26s  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  |  1,200 

GroBsdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Qrossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
eaoh.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  a,t 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  Bt.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  <fc  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 
W8    


REAL  EMTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest      of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  briok  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

.$  3,000 


R  11, 


Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bmug  a  Bub  in  the  southwest  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Hehkapf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89. 8-room  l>^-8tory  frame  and  barn, 

east  front.    8  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  '  L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  honse,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  11.  $iO  OJO 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

„    Ogdenav  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  qqq 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $l,00o'to  $1,600  ' 
eaoh.    Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale: 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1  500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  "lot  * 
25x126  ft.    R  11  I  2  500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9  OOO 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft,  ' 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
eaoh.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st . 


2,000 


 $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  ^  of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  e^st  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irvjng  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  SCO 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooma  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
S  story  new  briok  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  ,  $  5,CC0 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11  .  $31,0(  0 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rahkopf, 


Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Prioe 

per  acre.    Rll  ^ 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  ^  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  }^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  .idams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  |  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7  000 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,3c'o.  ' 
Alio  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  tub  of  that  part  of  the  east  ^  of  the 
southwest  }^  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  F  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
t'olk  st,  neo-r  (  mtr*  av.  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  »fc  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  j  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12ih  st  and  Illnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tskA 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,    Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  60  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
briok  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  at  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  at  W,  Noa  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  at, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 
Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  ^ 

Tnohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  ^ 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  U  $  6,250 

Twelftb  at.  near  St  Louis  av,  a  f  25x125.    W  8  $  2,100 


600 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  21,  1895. 


REAL  E8TATE  FOR  SALE. 

Twelfth  St,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6.500 

T-welfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  ZSit 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  ft,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi-fenoe 
nenr  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  fot  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Wasbington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  .$60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8. .  .$  7,000 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cotta(?e,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0C0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,260,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  ; 

California. — San  Joaqniu  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat!  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (ICO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  5 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sate  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Oulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  3^  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 
}4  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
36,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchatige  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  1^  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MISOELIiANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  5662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  renttd;H  2.... $4,800 
Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-story  flat  building  oon- 
tainiLg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
o^rt  cash.    V  11. 
Ualsted  st,  near  iviih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
partionlaro  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal, 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
atone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

^    D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  e4th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  P  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av.,  $16,600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
asfC  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 

Will  assume  small  amount.     D  L  Pery,  713 

Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 

lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 

income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WSST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  .for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280 .  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 


California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranones,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8'000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  lid  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -560-aore  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olosr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  }4  '<>  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2, 360-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

B  11  $  6,0C0 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  15.$  3,000 
Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.    Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

MISCELLANEOUS , 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.    Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  busine  s  property;  might  add  some 


September  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


895 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

first  mortgage  paper.    M  2. 
Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 

goods.    X  11 
Oil  and  paint  mannfaotoring    plant  and  stock. 

Would  exchange     or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTB  BIDE. 

Anbnrn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honee  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbnrn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location,    8  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front,    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
snitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.     Sacond-class  30-room    hotel',  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  ofiaoes  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3, 
Clark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
oflBoes  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  ofiE  old  price.    T  3. 
Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 
Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
8t,  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph St.    Desirable  suite  of  oflaoes  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House.  Addresn 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 
Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory    building.     Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE, 

Linden  Park— L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  %2Q  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
oflBoe  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  (nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
1150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,n00 

to  110,000,    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain,    L  11, 
Madison  at,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc,    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  Clinton  st,  Chicago, 

OUTSIDE, 

Colorado  —Ranch  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Colorado  or  Western  Nebraska,  Must 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  building  stone  or  lime 
stone  quarries  on  it,  Tttle  must  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.  State  lowest  terms 
and  full  particulars.  Address  M  1,  care  Real 
Estate  end  Building  Journal,  Chicago. 

Farm  Wanted— Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  poU,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  0 
A  RioHABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 

Minnesota.— 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,C00  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  15  this  o£Qce, 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON, 
WM.  OGDEN  OBE|i)N, 


EUOENE  H.  FISBBOBN. 
liANDOLFH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  1336. 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Bldg,,  34  Claris.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q,  13.  Care  Seal  Istate  and  Euilding  Journal, 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


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CHICAGO  DIBEITOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts,.  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $3.00  and  $3.00. 


A  aie  of  the  latest  Directoi  les  of  all  tbe  other  large  cities  can  be 
found  at  our  office  for  use  of  tbe  public., 


FOK.  SA.3L.E. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
A ven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow, 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy,  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaioa  for  deoorations  of  Oeilinga  and  Walls, 

Tiles,  Mantela.  Fireplace  Furnishings, 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  materral  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  eatimates  fnrnished  open  application. 

Cliicago  InteriDr  Decorating  Co., 

 149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

(The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,600,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300,000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
oeiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  ahstracts  of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  8KBVI0E  AND  BKASONABLE  BATB8. 
OFFICERS. 

GWTNN  Qabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Skllebs,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  ^rswABT,  Sec'y.    0-  K.  Labbases.  Treas. 
Fbabk  H.  Sellbbs,  Traet  OflScer. 


THE  flCGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtTRNAL 


September  21,  Mih. 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  SEPTEMBER  21.  189,5. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

The  excitement  id  Wall  street  over  gold  exports 
has  ceased  for  a  time  at  least,  and  it  it  i?  now  hoped 
that  the  fall  shipments  of  grain  and  provisions  will 
cause  the  tide  to  turn  the  other  way.  The  next 
three  months  are  certain  to  be  a  critical  period,  as 
the  condition  of  our  foreign  trade  during  that  time 
will  determine  very  largely  the  policy  to  be  adopted 
by  Congress  this  winter.  If  the  balance  of  trade 
shall  be  strongly  in  favor  of  this  country  the  gold  ex- 
port problem  will  disappear,  but  if  otherwise  then 
the  entire  controversy  will  have  to  be  waged  over 
again.  It  is  well  to  hope  for  the  best,  but  meantime 
a  thorough  knowledge  of  the  conditions  governing 
trade  and  the  export  of  gold  will  not  be  amiss. 

It  is  undeniably  true  that  a  low  tariff  encourages 
purchases  abroad  and  thus  tends  to  throw  the  bal- 
ance of  trade  against  this  country.  Whether  this 
fact  is  of  sufficient  significance  to  influence  Congress 
to  advance  the  present  tariff  schedules  remains  to  be 
seen,  but  it  must  be  seriously  considered  in  connec- 
tion with  the  balance  of  trade.  Another  cause  of 
gold  exports  is  the  heavy  European  travel  of  Ameri- 
cans, all  of  whose  expenses  must  be  paid  in  gold. 
Every  dollar  spent  abroad  by  American  tourists  is  a 
dollar  of  gold  added  to  our  (gold)  exports.  Then, 
again,  the  operations  of  the  syndicate  have  stimula- 
ted a  vast  speculation  on  tht  stock  exchange,  which 
has  carried  quotations  of  many  securities  up  to  a 
point  which  has  tempted  foreigners  to  dispose  of 
their  holdings.  The  selling  from  the  other  side  has 
mere  than  counterbalanced  European  investments  in 
this  country,  and  the  balance  against  us  must  be  set- 
tled in  gold.  But  this  is  not  all.  The  syndicate  was 
pledged  to  dispose  of  at  least  half  the  last  issue  of 
bonds  in  Europe,  but  there  is  nothing  to  prevent  the 
holders  of  such  bonds  held  abroad  from  sending  them 
home  for  sale,  and  thus  they  may  at  any  time  draw 
back  the  gold  which  they  advanced.  The^e  are  some 
of  the  considerations  involved  in  the  problem  of  gold 
exports.  They  are  all  of  importance,  but  no  single 
one  of  them  holds  the  key  to  the  situation.  We 
leave  it  to  the  intelligent  reader  to  work  out  a  solu- 
tion of  the  perplexed  problem. 

The  high  prices  in  iron  and  steel  have  suffered  a 
slight  set-back,  indicating  that  this  "greatest  boom 
in  the  iron  and  steel  trade  in  our  history  "  has  reached 
its  limit.  Bessemer  pig  dropped  this  week  from 
$17.50  to  $17,  and  steel  billets  from  $21.50  to  $21.26. 
It  is  said  that  the  high  prices,  instead  of  being  the 
result  of  demand  over  supply  were  built  up  largely 
on  the  expectation  of  labor  troubles  which  have 
failed  to  materialize.  A  further  decline  in  prices  is 
expected.  Still  the  activity  in  the  iron  industry  is 
remarkable.  The  weekly  capacity  of  the  furnaces  in 
operation  has  increased  from  168,414  tons  early  in 
January  to  180,525  at  the  present  time.  Prices  of 
Bessemer  pig  which  then  were  $9.80  a  ton  have  risen 
to  $17  now;  and  of  steel  billets  from  $14.80  to  $24  25. 
With  all  the  immense  production  the  demand  keeps 
pace  with  the  supply.  The  high  prices  have  stimu 
lated  importation,  which  is  now  greater  in  iron  and 
steel  than  has  been  known  in  recent  years. 

An  analysis  of  the  bank  clearings  for  August  made 
by  the  New  York  Financial  Chronicle  does  not  show 
such  a  high  rate  of  increase,  as  compared  with  Au- 
gust, 18rf4,  as  was  revealed  in  the  earlier  months  of 
this  year.  In  May,  counting  the  country  as  a  whole, 
the  increase  in  the  clearings  was  24.7  per  cent,  and  it 


was  22.1  per  cent  in  June,  29.8  per  cent  in  July,  and 
only  16.1  per  cent  in  August.  The  falling  off  in  the 
ratio  of  growth  is  no  doubt  due  to  the  large  amount 
of  business  done  in  Augnst,  1834,  which  would  have 
been  done  in  July  had  it  not  been  for  the  strikes;  also 
to  the  shortage  in  the  winter  wheat  crop  this  year 
and  the  consequent  delay  in  the  movement  of  wheat 
to  market.  Under  these  adverse  circumstances  Au- 
gust's 16  per  cent  is  highly  encouraging. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  predictions  of  the  Journal  as  to  West  Chi- 
cago Street  Railway  stock  are  fast  coming  true  This 
week,  in  spite  of  the  issue,  of  $1,000,000  debenture 
bonds,  the  stock  has  been  firm  with  a  tendency  to 
advance.  This  is  phenomenal  under  the  circum- 
stances. The  policy  of  the  company  would  seem  to 
be  to  keep  the  stock  down  rather  than  to  boom  it, 
for  within  the  past  eight  years  the  capitalization  of 
West  Chicago  is  said  to  have  been  increased  500  per 
cent,  vvhile  it  is  not  claimed  by  its  most  ardent  ad- 
mirers that  the  business  of  the  road  has  increased  in 
any  snch  proportions.  Yet  it  must  be  conceded  that 
West  Chicago  is  a  remarkable  property  and  that  its 
capitalization  up  to  the  present  time  is  not  beyond 
its  future  possibilities,  but  if  the  same  policy  is  to  be 
continued  the  stock  can  never  rise  very  high. 

It  is  possible  that  foreclosure  proceedings  in  the 
case  of  the  Alley  "L"  may  be  begun  Oct.  2.  The  25 
per  cent  of  the  bonds  needed  under  the  terms  of  the 
first  mortgage  are  practically  in  the  hands  of  the 
First  National  Bank,  but  it  is  not  at  all  certain  that 
proceedings  will  even  be  commenced.  The  trouble 
will  be  that  the  second  mortgage  bondholders  will 
not  be  content  to  stand  idly  by  and  see  their  inter- 
ests jeopardized  without  a  fight  that  will  last  for 
months  and  perhaps  years. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINB3. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 


the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages 

^  of  in 

crease 

or  decrease  for  the 

week  ending  Sept.  13. 

Inc. 

Dec. 

New  York 

$575,294,999 

28  0 

Chicago 

86,314.168 

4.0 

Boston 

89,130,674 

15  5 

Philadelphia 

61,119.095 

6.4 

St  Louis 

25.203,794 

5.4 

San  Francisco 

10,727,285 

15.0 

Baltimore 

10,610,408 

9.4 

Pittsburg 

12,687,868 

125 

Cincinnati 

11,421,100 

7.3 

Kansas  City 

10,304,781 

5.5 

New  Orleans 

6,310,482 

0.9 

Buffalo 

4.382,771 

6.8 

Milwaukee 

5,146,178 

6.1 

Detroit 

6.352,167 

11.9 

Louisville 

5,0:14,329 

6.8 

Minneapolis 

8,497,609 

18.7 

Omaha 

3,766,724 

17.5 

Providence 

4,557,100 

7.2 

Cleveland 

6.077, fc29 

17.6 

Houston 

4,721,329 

25.5 

St  Paul 

3,655,720 

8.3 

Denver 

2,641.410 

7.7 

Davenport 

2,336.937 

Indianapolis 

2.757,887 

39.0 

Columbus,  O 

2,939,800 

Hartford 

2,153.493 

20.7 

Richmond 

2,174,157 

4.3 

Washington 

1,708,  W2 

4.9 

Dallas 

2,011,738 

1.5 

St.  Joseph 

1,426,000 

27.9 

Peoria 

1,686,533 

9.6 

Memphis 

1.238,403 

6.1 

Portland,  Or 

1,188.789 

1.6 

Rochester 

1,439,107 

6.7 

New  Haven 

1,673,881 

21.8 

Savannah 

2,052,329 

7.6 

Springfield,  Mass 

1,316,360 

Worcester 

1,364,330 

11.8 

Portland,  Me 

1,375,068 

5.3 

Atlanta 

1,^07.544 

33.9 

Fort  Worth 

1,297.738 

16.2 

Waco 

186,155 

2.7 

Syracuse 

1,030,148 

7.6 

Des  Moines 

795.827 

24.0 

Grand  Rapids 

807;765 

2.0 

Seattle 

540,776 

4.4 

Augusta 

416,401 

4.9 

Lowell 

621,547 

5.6 

Wilmington,  Del 

783,701 

6.6 

Norfolk 

846,595 

17.8 

Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 
Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
|-Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Toledo 

Total  $997,806,918 
Exclusive  of  New  York  422,511,924 


518.178 

9.6 

1,166,555 

31  6 

617,797 

9.2 

365,604 

28.4 

440,380 

51.1 

227.719 

30  8 

331.978 

23.3 

470,438 

47.0 

317,087 

7.9 

359,425 

31.4 

318,057 

27  5 

317  389 

16.0 

317,600 

16  0 

411,700 

30  0 

704,764 

23.7 

297,730 

5.7 

222,331 

30.5 

144,850 

60,161 

52.0 

49,720 

26.8 

71,843 

22  0 

235,273 

30  0 

275,957 

14  5 

914.700 

5.0 

5,398,425 

14.4 

1,150,927 

7.4 

622  395 

8.1 

760.■^76 

14.8 

259.948 

35  5 

191,617 

1,955,857 

Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

$11,618,080 
5,720,091 
1,241,543 
616,046 
935.548 


17  0 
4.7 


7  3 


26.0 


Total  $20,137,309 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


4  1 

17  5 
5.2 


0.9 


CURRENT  COMMENT. 

It  will  doubtless  be  conceded  by  all  fair-minded 
men  that  the  civil  service  commission  has  made  an 
egregious  and  painful  blunder  in  fixing  the  age  limit 
for  appointments  at  45  years.  The  civil  service  law 
gives  the  commission  di-scretion,  however,  to  fix  such 
a  limit,  so  that  both  the  right  and  the  responsibility 
of  such  action  rests  entirely  with  the  commission, 
hilt  for  them  to  say  that  any  man  above  the  age  of  45 
is  no  longer  fitted  to  serve  the  city  or  county  accept- 
ably is  simply  to  offer  a  gratuitous  insult  to  a  large 
body  of  most  capable  citizens.  The  case  of  the  old 
soldier  has  been  cited  for  sympathy's  sake,  but  it 
really  deserves  consideration.  Equally  important  is 
the  case  of  ex-employes  of  the  city  or  county  who 
may  desire  to  be  reinstated  under  civil  service  rules. 
They  might  be  the  most  efficient  men  to  be  obtained 
for  the  positions,  but  would  be  ineligible  because 
they  had  passed  the  dead  line  of  45  years.  The  com- 
missioners simply  make  themselves  and  the  law 
ridiculous  by  such  a  ruling.  A  few  years  ago  a  man 
over  sixty  years  of  age  applied  for  and  secured  a 
position  in  the  employ  of  the  city  in  one  of  the  offices. 
This  man  has  given  excellent  satisfaction.  He  en- 
joys good  health,  is  of  excellent  habits  and  clear 
mind,  and  adds  to  those  qualifications  a  lifetime  of 
practical  experience — a  volume  unopened  by  the 
young  aspirant  for  civil  service  honors.  To  subject 
such  a  man  to  the  45-year  rule  would  be  simply  to 
deny  to  the  city  the  services  of  a  most  efficient  man 
and  to  debar  him  from  deserved  employment.  Shame 
on  such  a  rule! 

Another  bad  feature  of  the  civil  service  law  is 
that  it  does  not  apply  to  all  the  county  employes. 
Under  a  recent  ruling  it  was  decided  that  only  those 
employes  directly  under  appointment  by  the  County 
Board  were  amenable  to  civil  service  rules.  This  is 
unfortunate,  but  is  said  to  be  the  best  that  the 
framers  of  the  law  could  secure  at  the  session  of  the 
late  legislature.  It  is  implied  that  the  lavv  will  be 
extended  at  some  future  session  to  take  in  all  the 
county  employes. 

■X- 

*  * 

With  the  extension  of  trolley  lines  to  all  parts  of 
the  city  the  question  of  protection  against  acci- 
dent becomes  especially  important.  As  yet  we  have 
not  seen  any  extra  precautions  adopted  by  the  Chica- 


September  2l,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


897 


go  roads,  such  as  have  been  put  in  service  on  electric 
lines  in  Eastern  cities,  for  instance.  The  trolley  cars 
will  never  run  slower;  indeed  the  public  demands  and 
will  have  faster  speed.  The  only  appliance  that  can 
avail  against  injury  to  life  and  limb  when  citizens 
are  run  down  by  these  rapidly  moving  cars  is  some 
sort  of  arrangement  for  keeping  the  body  of  the  per- 
son who  is  overtaken  from  being  driven  under  the 
wheels— shoving  it  along  under  the  car  until  the 
latter  can  be  stopped.  There  are  several  patterns  of 
fenders  in  use  in  different  cities,  and  some  of  them 
seem  to  be  very  effective  in  theory  and  successful  in 
preventing  accidents  in  practice.  They  consist  gen- 
erally of  a  combination  of  ropes  and  rubber  hose  that 
is  hung  close  to  the  track  like  a  cow-catcher,  and 
scoops  up  and  either  carries  along  or  tosses  to  one 
side  any  object  that  may  be  in  the  way.  So  success- 
ful have  these  fenders  been  in  Eastern  cities  where 
they  have  been  used  that  it  is  said  that  many  lives 
have  been  saved  by  them  and  that  in  some  instances 
individuals  have  lain  down  on  the  track  where  a  test 
of  a  fender  was  being  made,  and  have  escaped  prac- 
tically unhurt. 

That  the  street  railway  interests  cf  Chicago  are 
not  quick  to  adopt  such  improvements  is  due  in  no 
small  measure  to  the  fact  that  the  Chicago  public  is 
too  long  suffering  ani  patient.  There  are  accidents 
on  these  fast-running  cars  now  and  there  will  be  more 
in  the  future;  but  the  adoption  of  a  reliable  fender 
would  icduce  the  accidents  to  the  minimum.  It  is 
safe  to  say  that  the  expenditure  involved  would  be 
more  than  paid  for  by  lessening  the  number  of  dam- 
age suits,  and  when  the  companies  come  to  see  it 
in  that  selfish  light  they  will  no  doubt  adopt  the 
fenders;  but  the  Chicago  public  should  not  wait  for 
the  killing  of  a  score  or  more  of  innocent  citizens  to 
impress  humanity  on  the  minds  of  street  car  mag- 
nates. They  should  demand  through  the  press,  and 
if  necessary  by  special  ordinance  of  the  city  council 
the  adoption  on  all  surface  roads  of  the  most 
modern  life  saving  appliances.  It  would  be  mani- 
festly absurd  for  the  city  to  allow  certain  citizens  to 
run  a  veritable  car  of  juggernaut  through  the  streets 
for  private  gain,  and  yet  that  is  just  what  the  rapid 
spinning  trolley  car  is  capable  of  becoming,  with 
favorable  conditions,  as  it  is  now  operated  on  Chica- 
go streets. 

*** 

Now  that  the  Union  Elevated  Loop  is  practically 
assured  the  conditions  of  the  grant  to  the  company 
are  of  interest.  The  ordinance,  introduced  at  the 
council  meeting  last  Monday  evening,  provides  that 
yermission  be  given  to  the  Union  Elevated  Railroad 
Company  to  construct  and  maintain  for  fifty  years  an 
elevated  road  on  Wabash  avenue,  from  Lake  street  to 
Harrison  street.  The  construction  must  be  under 
the  inspection  and  supervision  of  the  commissioner 
of  public  works.  Two  tracks  only  are  to  be  con- 
structed and  operated  along  Wabash  avenue,  and 
these  tracks  are  to  be  subject  to  the  joint  use  of  the 
Northwestern  Elevated  Railroad,  (he  Lake  Street 
Elevated,  the  Metropolitan  Elevated,  the  Chicago  & 
South  Side  Rapid  Transit  Company,  and  the  Union 
Elevated  Railroad  Company,  under  terms  and  con- 
ditions to  be  agreed  upon.  Nothing  but  passengers 
and  mails  shall  be  carried  on  this  line.  Then  follows 
an  agreement  as  to  the  construction  of  the  road, 
which  is  to  be  as  light  and  as  durable  as  possible. 
The  motive  power  is  to  be  electricity.  The  road 
must  be  completed  before  Jan.  1,  1898,  and  the  rate 
of  fare  is  to  be  five  cents  lor  a  ride  on  any  one  of  the 
roads  using  the  loop  and  a  ride  around  the  loop,  or 
vice  versa.  In  other  words,  no  extra  charge  is  to  be 
made  to  passengers  on  any  of  the  elevated  loop  lines 
for  a  ride  around  the  loop.  A  license  fee  of  $50  per 
annum  for  each  car  used  is  to  be  paid  to  the  city. 

The  passage  of  this  ordinance  is  believed  to  be  only 
a  question  of  time.  Trains  on  the  Lake  Street  Ele- 
vated will  begin  to  run  to  Wabash  avenue  Sunday. 
Within  a  year  from  that  time  trains  will  doubtless 
be  running  around  the  loop,  on  Wabash  avenue,  Har- 
rison street,  Fifth  avenue  and  Lake  street.  After 
the  passage  of  the  Wabash  avenue  ordinance  all  that 
will  be  necessary  will  be  the  passage  of  an  ordinance 
permitting  the  Metropolitan  Elevated  to  extend  its 


line  on  Harrison  street  to  Wabash  avenue.  Trains 
on  the  Alley  and  Metropolitan  Elevated  roads  will 
pass  north  on  Wabash  avenue  on  the  west  or  inside 
track;  trains  on  the  Lake  Street  and  Northwestern 
roads  will  pass  south  on  the  outside  track.  The 
stations  on  Wabash  avenue  are  to  be  at  Congress 
Adams,  Madison,  Washington  and  Jiandolph  streets. 
On  Fifth  auenue  they  are  to  be  between  Randolph 
and  Lake  streets  and  on  Madison,  Quincy  and  Van 
Buren  streets. 


MI3CELLANE0U3  STOCKS. 


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Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

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Globe  National  Bank  

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MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


A.m  Brewing  &  Malting  Co ....  (is 

km  Straw  Board  Co  68 

Oalamet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  68.  . .  1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Co  let  M  5-20  68  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Go's  6b  1912 

Ohicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

let  Mtg  10-40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5e 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5819:^9 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s.....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  . . .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58 . .  1337 
Consamers  Gas  Ist  M  Ss. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  ..SOO 

N  Chi  City  Ry  41^8  1927 

N  Cni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Co  l8t  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5b1900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  l8t  M  6s  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  5s  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  66  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  6-20  6  


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Am  Straw  Board  473| 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Co  69 

Brew  &  Malt  Co  13}4 

"        "  Pfd  ...,31/8 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .36 
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Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  6% 

Ohicago  Gas  Co  67^ 

Diamond  Match  Co,  111.  127^ 


Lake  Street  Elevated.  .2334 

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co   4 

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Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  U}i 

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N  Chi  St  R  R  292jg 

Street's  W  S  C  Line  , .  .13^ 
W  Obj  St  R  B,.,.  ....126% 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co  

Cal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  ... . 

Ohi  Auditorium  Abs  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  4;  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co ... . 

"      Gas  Co   

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Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  <ited  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

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New  York  Biscuit  Co.  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Ohicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  VV  Stable  Car  Line... 

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Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


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DAiLYjSALES. 
Saturday,  September  14,  1895. 


AM  STJtAW  BOABD 

100— ao't  i8}4 

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30  56 

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1  314 

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35  126 

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.21% 
.21% 


LAKE  ST .  ELEVATED  B  . 
115  

100— ac't  

400— ao't  22 

2(0— ao't  223^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

40  ir6% 

20  1263^ 

14  125^ 

50— ac't  125 

2£0— ao't  1253^ 

I'iO— ac't  125^ 

350— ao't  12651 

200  -ao't  libJi 

260— ac't  126 


898 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  21,  1895 


Wednesday,  September  18,  1895. 


BTBEEl'S  W.  OAB  LINE. 

10  13K 

OHI.  BBEW.  &  HAIiT.  00. 

60  U 

OHI.  CITY  BAUiWAT 

8  313 

2  316 

NO,  OHI.  ST.  B.  B,  00. 

60— ao't  293K 

50— ao't  

DIAMOND  MATOH  OO,  IliL. 

31  126M 

50  -ao't  12G% 

60— ao't  126% 

OHI.  &  8.  8  BAF.  IBAN.  00. 
485  7 

25  7% 

60  -ao't  7 


FIBST  NAIIONAL  BANK. 

10  255 

W.  n«.  STBEBT  E.  B. 

25  126>^ 

35  126>^ 

25  1263^ 

100— ao't  126 

150— ao't  126M 

250— ao't  126% 

200— ao't  1261.^ 

50— ao't  126M 

100— ao't  126;^ 


LAKE  ST. 

5  

25  

290  

100. 


'8 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 22 

 22^ 

 22 

 22% 


200— ao't  221^ 

350— ao't  223^ 

790— ao't  22% 

Thursday,  September  19,  1895. 


AM.  EXOHANQE  NATL  BE 

20  100 

BTBEET's  W.  OAB  LINE. 

10  ISH 

OHI.  &   B.    8.    BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

60— ao't  7 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET    B,  B. 


160— ao't . . 
150— ao't . . 


DIAMOND  MATON  00., 

ILL. 

,  128 

50 — ao't  

.128 

.128M 

.128>^ 

LAKE   8T.  ELEVATED 

B.  B. 

..22% 

22% 

..22% 

..22>^ 

Friday,  September  20,  1895. 


OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DCOE. 

60  69 

AM.    B.BAW  B0A3D. 

2  *7M 

50  48 

OHI  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
90  6% 

70  7 

OHI.  OITI  B't. 

87  314 

1  315 

5— oash  313 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
132  126>^ 

50  126% 

25  126?^ 

100— ao't  126>| 


DIAMOND  MATOH  00., 

300  

5  

60— ao't  


ILL. 

..128 

..1281^ 

..128% 

B.  B. 

...22>^ 
...22?^ 
..■22% 
...23 
...23% 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 

485  

117  

170  

676  

170  

150  

20  

900— ao't  2i}4 

260— ao't  225^ 

150— ao't  22^ 

100— ao't   22;! 

6^0— ao't  23 

250— ao't  23^ 

650— ao't  23% 

300— ao't   23>| 


.231^ 


NEW  CHURCH  TO  COST  $500,aOQ. 

The  long  talked  of  project  to  erect  a  ten  story 
building  on  the  site  of  the  old  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  on  Wabash  avenue  at  the  corner  of  Fourteenth 
street  has  been  revived.  When  the  land  on  which 
the  church  stands  was  donated  it  was  with  the  un- 
derstanding that  the  property  was  not  to  go  out  of 
the  hands  of  the  church.  The  church  is  not  allowed 
by  law  to  receive  revenue  from  its  real  estate,  so  the 
property  was  transferred  to  the  trustees  of  the  city 
missions  and  taken  out  of  the  hands  of  the  local 
board.  This  makes  it  possible  for  the  building  to  be 
put  up. 

The  idea  of  the  prime  movers  is  to  have  a  modern 
building  to  cost  not  less  than  $500,000.  It  will  be 
built  of  stone  so  that  it  will  last  for  centuries.  Most 
of  the  floors  will  be  rented  out,  but  enough  room  will 
be  reserved  for  the  use  of  the  church  to  accommodate 
its  many  connectional  interests.  There  will  be  space 
allotted  the  Methodist  book  concern,  the  Christian 
Advocate,  the  Young  People's  Advocate  and  other 
interests.  Literature,  law,  medicine  and  other  sci- 
ences will  be  lectured  on  at  the  nightly  classes  that 
it  is  proposed  to  give  in  the  new  building.  It  is  also 
on  the  cards  to  have  a  flrst-class  gymnasium.  Read- 
ing-rooms will  be  open  each  night  fur  the  accommo- 
dation of  any  interested. 

In  the  center  of  the  new  building  will  be  located 
the  auditorium  of  the  church.  It  is  confidently  ex- 
pected that  the  new  building  will  be  under  way  by 
the  beginning  of  next  summer. 

The  building  of  the  Methodist  Book  Concern  on 
Washington  street  will  be  retained  by  them  and 
rented  out,  they  taking  quarters  in  the  new  block. 

Some  of  the  men  who  are  mentioned  as  being  in- 
terested in  the  movement  are  John  V-  Farwell,  H. 
N.  Higinbotbam  and  Mayor  George  B.  Swift. 


SALE  OF   MANUFACTURING  PROP- 
ERTY. 

The  sale  of  eight  acres  in  the  manufacturing  dis- 
trict of  Harvey  was  reported  yesterday.  The  Graver 
&  Steele  Manufacturing  Company,  manufacturers  of 
harvesters,  sold  their  plant,  including  land,  buildings 
and  machinery,  to  David  Kelley,  of  the  wholesale 
hardware  firm  of  Kelley,  Maus  &  Co.,  foi  $201,000. 
The  property  is  regarded  as  a  valuable  acquisition, 
having  complete  facilities,  including  lighting  and 
heating  plants.  Mr.  Kelley  refused  to  say  anything 
about  his  purchase  except  that  he  had  never  seen  the 
property.  It  is  thought  that  he  buys  for  a  syndicate, 
for  which  Defrees,  Brace  and  Ritter  are  attorneys. 
The  property  is  described  as  part  of  the  northeast 
quarter  of  section  17,  36,  14,  in  the  town  of  Thornton 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Brokers  generally  have  returned  from  their  vaca- 
tions and  are  again  in  the  harness  with  a  disposition 
to  accomplish  whatever  the  year  to  come  gives  oppor- 
tunity for.  The  prevailing  tendency  is  toward  steady 
work  rather  than  boom  methods.  It  is  evident  that 
there  will  be  a  real  estate  market  no  matter  how  dull 
general  business  may  become,  and  it  has  been  amply 
demonstrated  in  the  past  few  years  that  no  condition 
of  panic  can  permanently  depreciate  property  in  Chi- 
cago. Through  temporary  inconvenience  the  prop- 
erly owner  emerges  stronger  and  richer  than  before. 

SALES  OF  $20,000  AND  OVER. 

A.  E.  Kent  has  sold  to  L.  Handvil  30  by  124  feet 
on  Grand  boulevard,  east  front,  424  feet  north  of 
Thirty-seventh  street,  for  $20,000. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Fifty-fourth  street  and 
Jackson  avenue,  98i  by  120  feet,  J.  M.  Caldwell  to  T. 
Kearns,  $28,000. 

J.  R.  Putnam  sold  to  A.  P.  H.  Clarke  25  by  131  feet 
on  Dearborn  avenue  93  feet  south  of  Goethe  street, 
west  front,  for  $eo,000. 

M.  W.  Wilkins  sells  to  J.  Hanna  ten  acres  on  the 
southeast  corner  of  West  Twenty-seventh  steet  and 
Homan  avenue  for  $23,000. 

The  property  on  Twenty-first  street,  153  feet  east 
of  State  street,  48  by  195  feet,  north  front,  which  has 
been  in  the  hands  of  a  receiver,  has  been  purchased 
by  John  M.  Jackson  for  $40,000. 

Two  transfers  to  the  National  Life  Association 
were  mide  by  C.  0.  Jensen — one  on  Lowe  avenue, 
52i  feet  north  of  West  Forty-flfth  street,  50  by  124 
feet  at  $16,000,  and  the  other  on  Halsted  street,  75 
feet  south  of  West  Forty-fourth  place,  50  by  116  feel 
at  $32,000. 

The  transfer  of  the  Monarch  Cycle  Manufacturing 
Companys  property  on  Halsted  street.  100  feet  south 
of  Fulton  street,  east  front,  82  by  125  feet,  for  |114,- 
000  reached  the  records  this  week. 

IMPORTANT  JUDICIAL  SALES. 

Edward  H.  Davies  bought  75  by  168  feet  on  West 
Madison  street,  between  Ashland  boulevard  and  Laf- 
lin  street,  for  120,371.17. 

Nine  lots  in  Winnetka  in  blocks  2  and  3,  also  all  of 
bl®ck  4  and  part  of  block  25  in  John  C.  Garland's 
addition,  were  sold  to  William  H.  Garland  for  $10 
161.37. 

F.  W.  Wheeler  bought  50  by  100  feet  on  Garfield 
boulevard,  between  Indiana  avenue  and  South  Park 
boulevard,  for  |10,500. 

Numerous  other  judicial  sales  of  minor  importance 
were  made. 

SOME  INTERESTING  TRUST  DEEDS. 

The  trust  deeds  this  week  include  one  for  $240,000 
given  by  George  V.  Hankins  to  the  Northern  Trust 
Company.  The  property  is  90  by  135  feet  at  the 
southeast  corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and  Twenty- 
ninth  street,  and  also  50  by  187  feet  adjoining  east, 
being  221  and  223  Twenty  ninth  street.  The  loan 
runs  for  ten  years  at  5i  percent  per  annum. 

The  Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company 
has  loaned  to  G.  M.  Traver  $60,000  for  five  years  at  5 
percent  on  75  by  150  feet  on  Sixty-flrst  street,  between 
Halsted  and  Wallace. 


H.  E.  Bucklen  has  given  to  J.  W.  Gary  a  trust  deed 
covering  the  southwest  corner  of  Michigan  avenue 
and  Peck  court,  80  feet  on  Michigan  avenue  by  165 
feet  on  Peck  court.  The  deed  is  for  175,000,  for  five 
years  at  5  percent  per  annum.  The  property  is  im- 
proved with  a  handsome  seven-story  building  devoted 
to  the  manufacture  of  patent  medicines. 

The  Northern  Trust  Company  have  loaned  to  the 
Dauchy  Iron  Works  $30,000.for  five  years  at  5i  per- 
cent on  75  by  100  feet  on  Illinois  street,  between 
Franklin  and  Wells  street. 

COMPLETION  OF  A  GREAT  VTORK. 

The  Wentworth  avenue  sewei  is  completed.  It  is 
seven  and  one-half  miles  long  and  from  2i  to  lOi  feet 
in  diameter.  Its  mouth  is  at  One  Hundred  and 
Thirtieth  street  and  Wentworth  avenue,  where  it 
empties  into  the  Calumet  River.  From  this  point  it 
extends  north  on  Wentworth  avenue  to  One  Hun- 
dred and  Third  street,  thence  west  to  Charles  ave- 
nue, northwest  to  Ninety-fifth  street,  west  to  Ever- 
green auenue,  north  to  Ninety-fourth  street,  west  to 
Prospect  avenue,  and  thence  north  and  northwest  to 
Eighty-seventh  street.  A  second  section  continues 
from  One  Hundred  and  Third  street  north  on  Went- 
worth avenue  to  Ninety-ninth  street, west  on  Ninety- 
-ninth  to  Halsted,  and  north  on  Halsted  to  Sixty- 
third  street,  a  distance  of  three  miles. 

This  is  the  first  of  a  great  system  of  sewers  de- 
signed to  drain  all  that  portion  of  the  city  bounded 
by  Lake  Michigan  and  the  Calumet  River  on  the 
east  and  south  and  by  Halsted  and  Seventy-seventh 
street  ot  the  west  and  north.  Within  this  territory 
are  included  Pullman.  Riverside,  East  Washington 
Heights,  and  a  number  of  other  suburban  towns, 
comprising  over  140  square  miles  of  territory.  The 
importance  of  this  work  to  these  towns  can  hardly 
be  overestimated. 

The  cost  of  the  system  has  been  close  on  to  half  a 
million  dollars.  In  the  construction  of  the  main 
sewer  19,000,000  brick  have  been  used.  For  a  distance 
of  three  miles  north  of  the  mou,th  cuts  varying  from 
twenty  to  forty-seven  feet  had  to  be  made  in  treach- 
erous ground.  Work  will  now  be  pushed  on  the  rest 
of  the  vast  system  of  storm  water  and  sanitary 
sewers,  and  it  is  said  that  when  they  are  completed 
the  district  above  named  will  have  the  finest  sewer 
system  in  the  city.  The  entire  cost  will  be  not  far 
from  $3,000,(00. 


SELLINB  LOTS  AND  HOUSES  ON  TIME  WITH- 
OUT INTEREST. 


NEW  ELECTllIC  LINES  WILL  TRAVERSE  THE  NORTH" 
WEST. 

The  owners  of  choice  lots  on  Irving  Park  boule- 
vard, Fullerton  avenue  and  at  Dunning  and  Jeffer- 
son Park  are  in  a  cheerful  frame  of  mind  on  account 
of  the  near  approach  of  the  long  looked  for  and  long 
delayed  Electric  lines.  Mr.  Chas.  F.  Linscott  a  con- 
servative real  estate  dealer  says: 

"That  po.'tion  of  the  city  known  as  the  Northwest 
Chicago  contains  over  600,000  people,  and  is  growing 
faster  in  1995  than  any  other  part  of  the  city.  Mil- 
waukee avenue  is  the  main  business  street  leading 
through  this  part  of  the  city,  and  is  built  up  solidly 
on  both  sides  for  over  five  miles,  to  Logan  Square. 
The  Metropolitan  Elevated  railway  has  two 
branches  running  through  this  section,  besides  which 
there  are  several  electric  and  steam  railway  lines. 
Over  one  hundred  miles  of  electric  lines  have  been 
built  in  the  northwest  part  of  Chicago  within  the 
past  year,  and  many  more  miles  will  be  built  during 
the  year  1896.  For  the  next  four  years  the  "push  " 
will  be  found  in  Northwest  Chicago. 

One  new  line  now  under  construction  commences 
at  Milwaukee  avenue  on  Irving  Park  boulevard  and 
runs  west  to  Dunning.  The  main  line  in  which 
many  of  the  leading  prooerty  owners  are  interested 
commences  at  Logan  Square  and  runs  west  on  Ful- 
lerton avenue  to  Mont  Clare  where  it  continues  its 
course  on  Grand  avenue  to  River  Grove  or  Turner 
Park  on  the  Desplaines  river.  At  Mont  Glare  the 
main  line  turns  northward  running  to  Dunning  and 
on  to  Jefferson  Park,  thence  to  Norwood  Park,  Edi- 
son Park,  Park  Ridge,  River  View  and  Desplaines. 
The  Chicago  Passenger  Traction  company  as  it  is 
called,  has  a  private  right  of  way  oot  included  in 


September  21,  1895. 

the  ordinance  passed  by  the  City  Council  last  June, 
which  commences  on  Central  avenue  at  the  south 
line  of  the  Martin  Luther  College  subdivision,  half 
way  between  Irvingf  Park  boulevand  and  Warner 
avenue  near  Dunning  passing  the  entrance  to  the 
Mt.  Olive  Cemetery.  Now  it  is  believed  that  prices 
will  go  up  a  peg  or  two  and  that  the  proposition  to 
sell  on  easy  monthly  payments  without  interest  will 
be  recalled.  This  was  the  proposition  to  sell  without 
interest 

"Yet,  in  spite  of  all  the  present  and  prospective 
greatness  of  Chicago,  let  it  be  impressed  upon  your 
mind  right  now  that  we  can  sell  you  a  fine  residence 
or  business  lot  in  Chicago,  on  high,  dry  ground,  fifty- 
seven  to  seventy  feet  above  the  lake  level,  for  $250 
and  upwards.  Terms,  $10  to  $20  down  and  $5  to  810 
per  month,  without  interest.  Eemember,  no  inter- 
est. Interest  charges  eat  up  profits.  The  less  you 
pay  down,  the  more  interest  you  pay  (if  you  buy  in 
the  ordinary  way),  and  when  your  lot  is  paid  for  you 
will  find  that  it  has  cost  much  more  than  you  thought 
you  had  bargained  for.  We  are  the  only  owners  of 
valuable  Chicago  real  estate  who  sell  without  inter- 
est. Here's  another  fact.  Our  lots  are  from  $100  to 
$200  cheaper  than  any  other  lots  in  Chicago,  of  equal 
value.  This  we  stand  ready  to  prove  at  any  time. 
There  is  only  one  reason  why  the  highest,  dryest  and 
best  soil  in  Chicago  should  sell  for  the  least  money, 
and  that  reason  is  lack  of  transportation.  That  is 
why  we  bought  cheap,  and  that  is  why  we  can  under- 
sell anyone  else.  The  lack  of  transportation  will  soon 
be  a  thing  of  the  past.  Within  a  few  weeks  two  elec- 
tric lines  will  pass  our  subdivision,  connecting  with 
all  parts  of  the  city,  via  electric  and  elevated  roads. 
As  soon  as  this  is  accomplished,  the  lots  we  are  now 
offering  will  double  in  value,  as  it  will  bring  our  sub- 
division within  thirty-five  minutes'  ride  of  the  city 
hall.  Get  in  on  the  ground-floor,  and  catch  the  rapid 
rise  which  is  sure  to  come. 

If  you  want  a  cozy  home  we  will  build  you  one,  and 
you  can  pay  for  it  on  monthly  installments.  Note 
this!   We  will  build  you  a 

5-  room  house,  with  2  lots  25x125  each,  for  $1,250 

6-  room  "  "  "  "  i  500 
7room  "  "  '<  »  "  I'soo 
8-room    '•            "          "        "      "    2' 200 

These  prices  include  frost-proof  cellar.    We  have 
city  water  and  good  drainage." 

The  company  or  members  of  the  company  own  this 
land  and  right  of  way  absolutely  and  will  make  use  of 
it  if  the  Council  refuses  some  further  privileges.  If  the 
City  Council  grants  the  fanchises  on  Belmont  av- 
enue from  Central  avenue  west  to  Ridgeland  avenue 
and  north  on  Ridgeland  to  Dunning  the  private 
right  of  way  or  line  will  be  abandoned.  Up  to  this 
time  Chas.  F.  Linscott  &  Co.  have  been  selling 
houses  and  lots  on  monthly  payments  without  in 
terest.  The  ordinance  referred  to  above  was  intro 
duced  by  Alderman  Foster  last  Monday  night  and 
was.  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Streets  and  Alleys 
West,  authorizing  the  Ctiicago  Passenger  Traction 
company  to  construct  and  operate  a  street  railroad 
on  Ridgeland,  Belmont,  Warner,  Oak  Park  and 
North  avenues,  Claremont  and  Avondale  avenues. 

The  ordinance  first  above  mentioned  and  which 
was  passed  last  June  included  Fullerton  avenue  to 
Mont  Clare.  This  is  for  additional  right  of  way  for 
the  same  line,  or  company.  It  should  also  be  under- 
stood that  the  electric  line  on  Milwaukee  avenue 
from  Irving  Park  avenue  to  Jefferson  Park  was  com- 
pleted about  a  year  ago  and  is  now  in  operation.  The 
Northwest  with  these  new  lines,  will  be  equally  ac 
cessible  with  the  leading  suburbs  of  Chicago 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


809 


THE  PARK  DISTRICT  ACT. 


Bloomington,  111.— The  School  Board  has  issned  and  asks 
for  bids  for  |10,000  5  per  oeat  bonds.  These  are  a  part  of 
the  $40,000  worth  anthorized  by  a  vote  of  the  people  on 
April  1  last. 

Wahpeton,  N.  D.— Proposals  for  the  pnrohase  of  $45,000 
5  per  cent  bonds  of  Richland  OoDnty  will  be  received  by 
the  County  Board  until  Oot.  8,  1895.  These  are  refunding 
bonds,  and  run  ten  years.  Address  Charles  CJ.  Bade, 
County  Auditor. 

Floresville,  Texas.— The  commissionero  of  Wilson  Conn 
ty  have  anthorized  the  issue  of  $32,000  of  gold  bonds,  bear 
i°g  per  cent  interest,  payable  in  New  YorK  and  run- 
ning twenty  years.  These  bonds  are  to  be  issued  for  the 
purpose  of  taking  up  other  bonds  now  maturing. 

Rossean,  Minn.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until 
Oot.  28,  1895,  at  the  court  house  in  Roseau  for  the  par- 
chase  of  $10,000  of  county  bonds,  running  ten  years  and 
paying  6  per  cent.    Address  0.  A.  Moody,  County  Auditor. 

Aurora,  111.— By  act  of  the  Oommou  Council  the  Mayor 
and  City  Clerk  have  for  sale  $5,000  of  5  per  cent  street 
improvement  bonds,  running  for  twenty  years. 


Among  the  mischievous  acts  of  the  recent  general 
assembly  of  Illinois,  perhaps  the  most  mischievous 
and  the  most  dangerous  is  the  act  to  provide  for  the 
erection  of  township  park  districts,  approved  June 
24,  1895. 

The  motive  of  this  act  was  to  provide  a  method  of 
opening,  extending  and  finishing  the  so-called  Sheri- 
dan road  from  Chicago  to  the  Wisconsin  boundary. 
But  the  act  is  broad  enough  in  terms  to  authorize  the 
establishment  of  another  municipal  corporation  and 
taxing  power  on  top  of  every  township,  village  and 
city  in  the  commonwealth.  It  might  even  be  used 
as  a  means  of  opening  and  maintaining  race-tracks 
and  (if  other  statutes  were  not  in  the  way)  of  their 
gambling  appurtenances,  by  taxation,  special  assess- 
ments, and  bond  the  "park  district"  to  the  full 
amount  of  three  per  cent  of  the  assessed  value  of  all 
property  therein. 

An  attempt  was  made  by  certain  speculative  pro- 
moters last  summer  to  saddle  this  dangerous  act  on 
the  city  and  township  of  Evanston;  but  the  taxpay- 
ers, by  an  emphatic  majority,  put  their  veto  on  it. 
Now,  as  it  appears  in  certain  published  reports  a 
scheme  is  in  process  of  incubation  by  which  an  at- 
tempt will  be  made  to  saddle  itoa  the  city  and  town- 
ship of  Waukegan.  But  the  indications  are  that  the 
mayor  of  that  place  is  among  the  promoters  of  the 
scheme  to  supplement  the  existing  municipality  with 
another  municipal  taxing  power  in  the  same  territory. 

To  correct  an  erraneous  statement,  he  has  taken 
the  pains  to  state,  for  the  information  of  his  constit- 
uents, that  the  act  provides  that  the  five  commis 
sioners  of  the  "  park  district  "  shall  serve  with- 
out compensation  "  as  such  officers.  "  Section  6 
of  the  act  provides.  There  are  many  other  interest 
ing  provisions  which  its  admirers  do  not  make  haste 
to  state.  For  instance,  section  10  says  the  commis- 
sioners shall  appoint  a  secretary  and  treasurer  and 
•'fix  their  compensation."  Section  11  provides  for 
the  employment  of  engineers  and  clerks,  and  the  or- 
ganization of  a  police  establishment.  Section  20 
authorizes  a  general  tax  of  four  mills  in  the  dollar  on 
all  property  in  the  district.  Sections  23,  24  and  25 
authorzie  the  levy  of  special  assessments  ad  libitum. 
Section  27  authorizes  the  extension  of  such  assess- 
ments in  interest  bearing  installments  and  "assess- 
ment bonds"  to  an  indefinite  future.  Section  31  au- 
thorizes the  commissioners  to  mortgage  every  square 
inch  of  land  in  the  district  by  issuing  bonds  to  the 
full  amount  of  "three  per  centum  of  the  value  of  the 
taxable  property  therein."  And  on  top  of  all  these 
provisions  that  "go  for  the  pockets"  of  taxpayers, 
section  34  authorizes  this  park  corporation  to  levy, 
"in  addition  to  all  other  taxes  authorized  by  this  act, 
an  annual  tax  on  the  taxable  property  in  such  dis- 
trict sufficient  to  provide  for  the  principal  and  inter- 
est" of  this  bonded  debt  of  the  new  corporation. 

Like  most  other  municipal  corporations  in  Illinois 
Waukegan  is  in  debt  to  the  utmost  limit  of  its  debt 
contracting  power.  Were  it  not  for  the  constitu- 
tional limitation,  the  city  might  go  on  augmenting 
its  indebtedness  without  any  aid  of  this  new  park- 
district  act.  This  act  opens  a  door  to  the  virtual 
nullification  of  that  wholesome  restriction  on  such 
indebtedness,  and  properly  might  have  been  entitled 
an  act  to  enable  cities  and  villages  in  Illinois  to  bur- 
den their  property  owners  with  indebtedness  beyond 
the  constitutional  limitation  of  their  debt-incurring 
power. 

Of  course,  to  residents  that  are  not  property  own- 
ers in  the  municipality,  increase  of  municipal  debt 
and  taxation  may  appear  a  fine  thing.  In  this  happy 
category  may  be  included  even  some  mayors  and 
some  aldermen  of  small  Illinois  cities.  Is  Waukegan 
a  city  in  the  list?   Ya  lo  veremos!— Legal  Adviser. 


CHICAGO  PLAINES. 


One  mile  west  of  the  old  town  or  village  of  Des- 
plaines  at  the  junction  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Rail- 
way and  the  Chicago  &  Northwestern  R  R..  (Wis- 
consin division),  is  situated  the  new  manufacturing 
city  of  Chicago  Plaines.  The  well-known  real  estate 
firm  of  Dunlap,  Smith  &  Co.  has  charge  of  the  subdi- 
vision on  which  the  House  &  Davis  piano  factory  is 
located. 

The  property  is  sure  to  become  very  valuable. 
Already  two  large  factories  in  other  lines  of  trade 
have  secured  sites  very  near  the  House  &  Davis  plant, 
and  contracts  have  been  let  for  the  construction  of 
thirty  houses  in  that  immediate  neighborhood. 

This  prominent  real  estate  firm  has  the  subdivision 
in  control,  and  is  making  special  efforts  to  bring  Chi- 
cago Plaines  to  the  front  as  a  manufacturing  center. 

In  addition  to  the  House  &  Davis  piano  the  com- 
pany manufacture  a  cheaper  grade  known  as  the 
Lexington,  an  instrument  that  has  met  with  great 
success. 

The  House  &  Davis  is  put  forth  as  a  high  class  in- 
strument with  costly  material  and  with  great  care 
in  its  manufacture.  It  has  a  fine  singing  quality  of 
tone,  and  has  made  a  remarkably  strong  line  of 
staunch  agents  who  are  loud  in  its  praise  and  who 
sell  it  for  good  prices. 

The  Musical  Times  in  an  article  descriptive  of 
Desplaines  as  a  manufacturing  centre  has  the  follow- 
ing to  say  of  the  House  &  Davis  Piano  Co: 

"When  the  House  &  Davis  Co.  built  the  factory  at 
Des  plaines  they  made  a  decidedly  good  move,  having 
secured  as  a  bon  us  two  and  a  half  acres  of  ground  ancl 
a  very  handsome  sum  of  money.  They  were  enabled  to 
erect  a  large  factory  with  light  on  all  sides,  and  at 
the  junction  of  two  important  railways,  thus  giving 
them  ample  shipping  facilities. 

The  building  is  of  brick,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment in  height,  and  60  by  170  feet  in  dimensions, 
thus  affording  room  for  the  production  of  at  least  50 
pianos  per  week,  in  addition  to  casemaking  and  box- 
making. 

The  factory  floors  are  divided  into  two  large  rooms 
60  by  85  feet  each,  cut  off  from  each  other  by  fireproof 
walls  and  doors.  The  elevator  is  entirely  separate 
from  the  building  proper,  and  is  one  of  the  largest  of 
its  kind  in  Cook  County. 

The  switch  tracks  from  the  Chicago  &  North- 
western and  the  Wisconsin  Central  railroads  run 
directly  to  the  side  of  the  building,  so  that  pianos 
can  be  unloaded  directly  from  the  elevator  to  the  cars 
The  new  factory  is  supplied  with  modern  machin- 
ery, not  only  for  the  ordinary  piano  construction  but 
for  elaborate  casemaking,  The  engine  house  and 
dry  kiln  are  separate  buildings,  each  planned  accord- 
ing to  latest  methods. 

The  building  is  fitted  with  the  Sturtevant  blower 
system,  and  in  every  way  is  admirably  adapted  to  the 
business  for  which  it  was  constructed." 

This  new  town  or  subdivision  is  known  as  Chicago 
Plaines  and  is  just  outside  of  the  limits  of  the  village 
of  Desplaines.  The  land  is  high,  dry  and  slightly 
undulating  to  the  southward,  is  plentifully  supplied 
with  water  from  artesian  and  other  wells  and  is  situ- 
ated amidst  the  most  beautiful  scenery  and  surround- 
ing country. 


Jacksonville,  Fla.— The  City  Council  have  decided  to 
oflfer  for  sale  S300,000  more  of  their  bonds,  the  proceeds 
to  be  used  in  extending  their  water  works. 

Mariposa,  Cal.— The  County  Treasurer  of  Mariposa 
County  has  for  sale  $16,000  6  per  cent  S.  A.  bonds,  dated 
Jan.  1,  1896.   Address  George  Counts,  treasurer,  Mariposa, 


GOLDEN  HARVEST 

is  now  assured  to  the  farmers  of  the  West  and  North- 
west, and  in  order  that  the  people  of  the  more  East- 
ern States  may  see  and  realize  the  magnificent  crop 
conditions  which  prevail  along  its  lines,  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  R'y  has  arranged  a  series  of 
three  (3)  Harvest  Excursions  for  August  29,  Septem- 
ber 10  and  24,  for  which  round  trip  excursion  tickets 
(good  for  return  on  any  Friday  from  September  13, 
to  October  11,  inclusive)  will  be  sold  to  various  points 
in  the  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest  at  the  low 
rate  of  about  one  fare.  For  further  particulars  ap- 
ply at  ticket  office,  95  Adams  street,  Chicago. 


H.  A.  Hamlin,  the  well-known  real  estate  printer 
and  engraver,  located  at  423  Dearborn  street,  has 
lately  published  a  very  handsome  map  of  Lake  View 
and  Kogers  Park,  showing  section  lines,  ward  bound- 
aries, new  names  of  streets  and  route  of  Northwest- 
ern Elevated  Railway,  a  very  useful  map  to  the  real 
estate  men.  Copies  can  be  had  at  his  office.  Price  25c| 


900 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  21,  1895. 


INITIAUOR  GENERAL  MAP. 


This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county,  111.,  Lake  county,  Indiana, 
Mcilenry  and  DuPage  counties,  111.,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing JOUKNAL. 


T.4-8N. 


September  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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902 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOQENAL. 


September  21,  1896. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


^.rchitect  J.  Y.  Benes  has  completed  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  10025  Ewing 
avenue  South  Chicago,  for  Schuyler  Sigler,  528  West 
Sixty-third  street.  Will  be  3-stories  and  basement 
high,  irregular  in  size,  the  main  portion  100x50  feet 
will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone,  have  composition 
roof,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glsss,  bathrooms, 
mantels  and  modern  improvements;  cost,  $10,000. 

Fred  W.  Wolf  company  is  making  plans  for  an  ad 
dition  to  a  brewery  at  27  to  35  Cooper  street,  for  Paul 
Pohl.  The  addition  will  be  a  3  story  machine  house 
with  offices,  25x45  feet  a  1-story  boiler  house  25x37 
feet,  and  a  chimney  125  feet  high.  The  buildings 
will  be  constructed  of  brick  and  stone,  with  pressed 
brick  front,  composition  roofs,  two  boilers,  (50x16  feet, 
and  the  latest  improvements;  to  cost  |20,000. 

Architect  Fred  Koenig,  has  plans  for  a  modern  flat 
building  to  be  erected  at  Northwest  Forty-flrst  street 
and  Gladys  avenue,  for  S.  B.  Geiger.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  22x60  feet,  have  a  hand- 
somely designed  Bedford  stone  fiont,  with  stone 
carvings,  composition  roof,  quarter-sawed  oak  finish, 
steam  heat,  electric  light,  grille  work,  mantels,  ce- 
ment basement  floor  and  walks  and  the  latest  im- 
provements. 

Architect  John  Lewis  has  plans  for  a  store  and  flat 
building  to  be  erected  on  West  Chicago  avenue,  near 
Hamlin  avenue,  for  F.  Rugen  48x75  feet,  basement 
and  two  stories  high,  of  substantial  construction, 
with  foundations  strong  enough  to  carry  four  addi- 
tional stories,  with  pressed  brick  front,  stone  trim- 
mings, galvanized  iron  bays  and  cornice,  composition 
roof,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  hard  wood 
finish,  and  will  contain  one  store  in  the  first  story 
and  three  fiats  above;  to  cost  $7,000. 

Architect  A.  G.  Ferree  has  plans  for  an  elegant 
apartment  building  to  be  erected  in  Hyde  Park.  It 
will  be  in  the  Italian  renaissance  style  of  architect- 
ure and  will  present  in  imposing  appearance.  The 
dimensions  are  90x106  feet,  basement  and  four  stories 
high.  The  facade  of  the  first  story  will  be  of  stone 
and  the  balance  of  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta, 
with  an  ornate  terra  cotta  cornice  and  brick  bay 
windows.  It  will  have  an  elaborate  main  entrance 
with  marble  wainscoting  and  mosaic  floor.  In  the 
center  will  be  a  rotunda,  17x33  feet,  with  galleries, 
similar  in  plan  to  that  in  the  Chamber  of  Commerce 
building.  It  is  to  be  heated  by  steam,  lighted  by 
electricity,  finished  in  oak,  provided  with  open  nickel 
plated  plumbing,  structural  and  ornamental  iron 
work,  refrigerators,  cement  walks,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements. It  will  contain  thirty-two  cozy  apart- 
ments of  four  to  seven  rooms  each  with  every  mod- 
ern convenience;  to  cost  $80,000. 

Architect  R.  S.  Smith  has  completed  plans  for  a 
beautiful  residence  to  be  erected  on  Michigan  boule- 
vard, between  Fifty-first  and  Fifty-second  streets,  for 
John  S.  Rydell.    It  will  consist  of  basement  and  3 
stories,  25x28x74  feet,  have  stone  front,  pressed  brick 
sides,  red  slate  mansard  roof,  oak  and  birch  finish  ! 
marble  and  tile  work,  hot  water  heating,  electric  i 
light,  and  every  modern  convenience.     It  will  con- ' 
tain  fourteen  rooms,  including  a  spacious  billiard 
room.   In  the  rear  is  to  be  built  a  2-story  barn,  30x32 
feet,  of  pressed  brick  and  stone;  to  cost  $13,000. 

Architect  D.  H.  Burnham  &  Co.,  have  plans  for  a 
fine  wholesale  store  building  to  be  erected  at  133  to 
139  Wabash  avenue,  for  Benjamin  Allen,  wholesale 
jeweler,  141  State  street,  and  the  Gorham  Manufac- 
turing company,  137  State  street,  manufacturers  of 
silver  goods,  8-stories  and  basement  high,  80x18  >  feet, 
of  steel  and  iron  construction,  with  exterior  of  brick 
and  terra  cotta,  have  marble  and  mosaic  work,  steam 
heat,  electric  light,  and  all  the  latest  improvements 
at  a  cost  of  $175,000  to  $200,000. 

Architects  Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  prepared 
plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  420 
North  Lincoln  street,  for  Jacob  Helbig.  It  will  be 
3-stories  and  basement  high.  21x55  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  front,  with  stone  trimmings,  brick  bays,  gal- 
vanized iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  Georgia  pine 
finish,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  bathrooms 
mantels,  speaking  tubes,  and  will  cost  $5,000. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Sigel  street,  near 
Sedgwick.  It  will  be  3  stories  and  basement  high, 
23x52  feet,  have  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trim- 
mings, brick  bay  and  galvanized  iron  cornice,  compo- 
sition roof,  Georgia  pine  finish,  bathrooms,  mantels 
electric  bells,  and  will  cost  $5,000. 

Architect  A .  G.  Lund  has  prepared  plans  for  a  store 
and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Ashland  avenue 
between  Sixty-third  and  Sixty-fourth  streets,  for  p! 
E.  Esson,  6527  Laflin  street.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  22x51  feet,  have  a  front  probably 
of  pressed  brick  with  stone  trimmings,  brick  or  gal- 
vanized iron  bays,  composition  roof,  architectural 
iron  work,  plate  glass,  Georgia  pine  flnisb,  bathrooms, 


speaking  tubes,  electric  bells,  and  will  cost  about 
$1,500. 

Architect  Edw.  C.  La  Belle  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  sto»"e  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  corner  of  Jane 
and  North  California  avenue,  for  Charles  Gladers.  It 
will  be  3-stories  and  basement  high,  24x60  feet,  have 
a  handsome  front  ot  buff  Bedford  stone,  pressed  brick 
side,  ornate  tower  projection  of  slale,  composition 
roof,  galvanized  iron  cornice,  partly  hardwood  finish, 
architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  hot  and  cold 
water,  cement  work,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $75,000. 

Plans  for  a  big  plant  for  the  manufacture  of  gro- 
cers' sundries,  have  been  prepared  by  Francis  J.  Nor- 
ton. The  structure,  which  will  be  erected  on  Bloom- 
ingdaleroad,  near  Humboldt  boulevard,  for  Professor 
Frank,  will  cover  75x200  feet,  be  five  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  built  of  brick  and  stone  with  interior  of 
mill  construction,  and  will  cost  about  i|75,000. 


TORRENS  SYSTEM  IN  ILLINOIS. 

It  is  quite  probable  that  Illinois  will  be  the  first 
state  in  the  Union  to  avail  itself  of  the  many  ad- 
vantages of  the  Torrens  system  of  transferring  land 
titles.  An  act  providing  for  the  introduction  of  this 
system,  upon  the  vote  of  the  people  of  the  different 
counties,  has  passed  both  branches  of  the  legislature 
and  received  the  signature  of  the  governor.  The 
Illinois  bill,  as  passed,  is  substantially  the  same  as  it 
was  when  The  Register  published  a  comprehensive 
abstract  of  it  some  months  ago.  It  introduces  the 
Torrens  system  in  its  simplest  and  best  form,  but 
does  not  become  operative  until  adopted  by  a  major- 
ity vote  of  the  people  in  any  county  of  the  first  and 
second  class  at  the  general  elections  to  be  held  this 
fall.  The  passage  of  the  bill  is  due  almost  solely 
to  the  untiring  efforts  of  the  Chicago  Real  Estate 
Board,  which  sent  a  committee  of  representative 
business  men  to  Springfield  especially  to  guide  this 
great  reform  measure  through  the  legislative  body. 
Two  years  ago  the  Chicago  Board  made  a  praise- 
worthy effort  to  secure  the  adoption  of  a  similar  bill, 
but  failed  by  the  narrow  margin  of  fonror  five  votes. 
This  failure  was  caused  by  the  active  opposition  of 
abstract  and  title  insurance  concerns  and  lawyers  to 
the  measure  which,  if  adopted,  would  cut  off  a  large 
proportion  of  their  incomes.  Their  first  defeat  at 
Springfield  did  not  discourage  the  Chicago  real  estate 
men,  and  they  renewed  their  efforts  at  the  recent 
legislative  session,  securing  the  adoption  of  their  bill 
on  its  merits. 

Now  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  proposes  to 
see  that  the  provisions  of  the  act  are  adopted  by  the 
people  of  Cook  county  at  the  November  election.  A 
campaign  committee  has  been  appointed  to  present 
the  merits  of  the  Torrens'  system  to  the  voters,  and 
with  their  work  well  done,  as  it  will  be,  there  seems 
little  doubt  that  the  proposition  will  carry  by  a  large 
majority. 

The  Torrens'  system  is  no  experiment.  It  has  been 
tried  in  England,  Australia  and  Canada  with  the 
most  satisfactory  results.  It  guarantees  perfect 
titles,  does  away  with  costly  abstracts  and  facilitates 
the  transfer  of  real  estate.  These  three  points  of 
merit  should  be  sufficient  to  insure  its  adoption  in 
every  county  in  Illinois.— Am.  Land  and  Title 
Register. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Cairo,  III. — Alexander  Conntj  has  recently  voted  to  issue 
|50,O0O  bonds. 

Hillsboro,  Tex. — Hill  Oonnty  is  to  ifesoe  at  an  early  date 
130,000  of  bridge  bonds. 

Hempstead,  Texas. — Waller  Oonnty  has  issaed  |22,00O 
of  bridge  bonds. 

Osborne,  Ohio.— The  city  anthorities  have  for  sale  $15,- 
GOO  improvement  bonds. 

Pontiao,  Mich.— It  has  been  praotioally  decided  that  the 
city  will  issne  $25,000  sewer  bonds. 

Marlin,  Texas.— The  city  anthorities  have  $10,000  school 
bonda,  which  they  wish  to  dispose  of. 

Minnesota  Lake,  Minn.— At  an  election  on  the  28th  nit., 
the  citizens  voted  to  issue  $10,000  eobool  bonda  for  a  oew 
boildlng. 


St.  ADgQstine,  Fla.— The  question  of  bonding  the  city 
for  water  works  or  a  stand  pipe  is  being  discussed. 

Wankegan,  III.— At  a  recent  city  election  the  vote  on 
issuing  additional  school  bonds  was  carried  by  a  good  ma- 
jority. 

Escanaba.  Mich.— Has  voted  to  issue  bonds  to  the  amount 
of  $50,000  for  the  purpose  of  building  water  works. 

Cameron,  Tex.— The  authorities  of  Milan  Oonnty  have 
decided  to  issne  $75,000  worth  of  refunding  bonds.  In- 
terest not  stated. 

Sioox  City,  Iowa.— The  City  Oonaoil  have  passed  an 
ordinance  authorizing  the  issuance  of  $159,000  of  city  re- 
funding bonds. 

Vinoennes,  led.— The  Council  has  decided  upon  a  fur- 
ther issue  of  $13,001  bonds  to  meet  the  immediate  wants 
of  the  city. 

Cicero,  III. — At  a  special  election  held  on  Aug  28  it  was 
decided  to  issue  $100,000  of  bonds,  to  take  up  outstandini? 
paper. 

Clinton,  III. — It  was  voted  at  a  special  election  to  bond 
the  city  for  $50,0(  0,  for  the  purpose  of  purchasing  ground 
for  extending  the  water  supply. 

East  Liverpool,  Ohio.— The  proposition  to  issue  $27,COT 
worth  of  street  improvement  bonis  will  be  submitted  to 
the  voters  of  the  city  early  in  October. 

JeflFerson,  Tex. — This  county  has  authorized  the  issue  of 
$25,0C0  jail  and  bridge  bonds,  which  will  be  prepared  and 
ready  for  bids  at  an  early  date. 

Sandusky,  Ohio.— The  City  Clerk  will  have  for  sale 
$2,500  worth  of  one  to  five  year  sewer  bonds,  drawing  5 
per  cent  interest.    A.  W.  Miller,  City  Clerk. 

Milan,  III. — The  trustees  of  the  village  have  made  full 
arrangements  and  will  issue  $10,000  6  per  cent  bonds  for 
the  purpose  of  paying  for  their  water  works. 

Comanche,  Tex. — Comanche  County  has  perfected  ar- 
rangements whereby  it  is  to  issue  $50,000  worth  of  5  per 
cent  bonds,  to  take  up  the  6  per  cent  ones  now  out. 

Pooatello,  Idaho. — Bannock  County  has  voted  by  a  de- 
cided majority  of  six  to  one,  to  refund  their  outstanding 
indebtedness,  and  the  authorities  will  issne  $125,000  bonds 
for  that  purpose. 

Laramie,  Wyo.— The  City  Council  has  passed  an  ordi- 
nance funding  the  floating  indebtedness  of  the  city,  and 
they  have  $47,i  00  more  or  less  of  oitv  bonds  for  sale, 
which  will  bear  interest  at  6  per  cent,  semi  annually. 

Pueblo,  Col.— School  District  No.  1,  Poeblo  County,  has 
made  preparation  to  refund  its  outstanding  indebtednese", 
and  will  offer  on  Oct.  10  $175,000  of  ^^  per  cent  twenty- 
year  bonds.  Address  John  0.  Latshaw,  deoretary  of  the 
board. 

Brownton,  Minn. — Sealed  proposals  for  the  purchase  of 
$6,000  10-year  6  per  cent  bonds  of  the  village  of  Brownton 
will  be  received.  The  bonds  are  issued  by  the  village 
Council  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  water  works. 

Duluth,  Minn.— The  Common  Council  has  ordered  a 
special  water  bonds  election  for  September  26.  This  time 
the  propositions  to  be  voted  on  will  be  only  font  in 
number,  and  so  plain  that  the  most  ignorant  can  under- 
stand. Qaestion  No.  1  will  be  whether  to  issue  $1,856  000 
of  bonds  for  the  purchase  or  construction  of  a  water  plant; 
No.  2,  whether  to  use  the  money  in  purchasing;  No.  3, 
whether  to  use  the  money  in  building;  and  No.  4,  whether 
to  issue  $850,000  additional  bonds  for  extension  in  case  the 
preoent  plant  is  bought. 

Newark,  N.  J. — It  is  proposed  to  erect  a  new  city  hall. 
By  act  of  the  Legislature  the  city  already  has  authority  to 
issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $300,000  and  use  the  money 
in  building  same. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Scoville  &  Niles  sab,  U  33  End  34  of  b  5  in  Oak  Park,  beioK  a  snb  of  the 
w  40  acres  of  the  s  w  V4  of  sac  7  39  13  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  FanLy  T  Par- 
SDDS,  executrix.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Go's  eub.  It  24  Id  b  5  ot  the  8  e  J4  of  the  s  e  !4  ot  eec  19  37  14. 
Sept  18.  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Obiciie>  Opera  House 
bldg.  L  N. 

Simmons  &  Gordon's  add,  Its  13  2!l  and  24  in  School  Trustees   sub  of 

sec  16  4014.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  L  N. 
Sheridan  Kd  resub,  It  1  of  b  3  in  Dlngee's  add  to  Wilmette.  Sept  18,  11 

am.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Eulert'B  sub.  It  17  of  b  7  of  Dowse's  add  to  Lemont  in  sec  29  37  11.  Sept 

19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Hull's  snb,  It  141  of  9'/i  acres  in  the  e  V4  of  the  e  w  !4  of  sec  4  39  14. 

Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Uutler,  master.  L  N. 

Myrick's  2nd  add.  Its  2  and  3  in  b  1.  Sept  19,11am.  Walter  Bntler, 
master.  L  N. 

Winnetka,  Garland's  add.  Its  7,  8  and  9  In  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  in  b  3,  b  4  a  snb 
ot  the  n  120  acres  of  the  s  w  ^  of  sec  21  42  13.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  A  F 
Stevenson,  master,  6U  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Hair  &  Bidgway's  sub.  \U  1  and  2  ot  Us  44  to  47  in  Bowen's  sub  of  pt  ot 
bs  2  and  3  in  Ridgewood,  a  eub  of  the  s  38  acres  of  the  w  H  of  the  8 
e  >4  of  sea  11  S8  14.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Sisnon  &  Newman's  eub,  lh»  n  37  tt  of  It  1  in  b  9  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  4 
37  14,  Sept  17,  U  a  m.  Jno  H  Hume,  epl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgte,  It  4  in  b  10  in  w  '/a  u  w  H  9*  sec  17.  Sppt  14,  H  a  m.  Perry 
A  HuUi  roaster.  LB, 


September  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


903 


WARRANTY  DEEDS, 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Sept.  19,  1895. 

Sales.  Amoant. 

Olty,  over  |1,000   360  |2,3U9,4B5 

Olty,  under  tl,00O..    101  64,;i75 

Ooonty   112  247,260 

Total   573  12,621,100 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Sept.  20,  1894. 

Hales.  Amoant. 

Olty,  over  11,000                             314  12,148.330 

Olty,  under  1,000                           143  83,295 

County                                        146  309,193 

Total   603  12,540.818 


Aberdeen  st,  141  ft  s  of  63d,  e  f  25x124; 
Sep  5.  L  A  Blaokbnrn  to  S  Miller. $1,800 

Aberdeen  st,  bet  56th  and  57tb  ste,  w  t 
27x124;  Apr  6.  Normal  Park  Loan  Assn 
to  M  P  Fitzpatriok  $2,500 

Adams  at,  n  e  oor  Robey,  s  f  50x77}/2; 
Sep  17.  L  Eberhart  to  T  L  Hainea 
 $3,033 

Adama  at,  102  ft  w  of  Spanldicg  av,  a  f 
25xl8u;  Sep  9.  H  G  Stevena  to  J  A  Ful- 
ton $2,750 

Adama  at  W,  276  ft  w  of  40th  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Sep  12.  J  E  Mansfield  to  K  A 
Ranaer  $2,600 

Adama  at  W,  101  ft  w  of  8  4f  th  av,  n  f  25 
xl21;  Aug  22.  J  0  Wheeler  to  F  D  Oallan 
 $1,000 

Addiaon  av,  300  ft  w  of  N  42d,  n  f  50x150; 
Sep  13.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  Commonwealth 
Lean  and  Boilding  Asan  $1,307 

Addiaon  at,  n  w  oor  Boa  worth  av,  48x125; 
Aug  28.  J  Hufmeyer  et  al  to  E  H  Craw- 
ford $4,000 

Albany  av,  125  ft  a  of  Moron  st,  e  f  25x 
126%;  Sep  11.  D  Maloney  to  I  Van 
Horn  $6,000 

Albany  av,  99  ft  a  of  64th  at,  w  f  50x125; 
Sen  6.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  M  K  Young  $3,(  00 

Allport  at,  240  ft  n  of  W  21at,  w  f  24x125; 
Sep  16.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  F  Nedbal.  .$1,904 

Arteaian  av,  656  ft  s  of  40th  at,  e  f  25x 
124;  Aug  31.  0  Nanke  to  E  Erenaler 
 $1,600 

Artesian  av,  274  ft  a  of  Potomac,  e  t  24x 
126;  Sep  11 .  T  Johnaon  to  O  W  Loehrke 
 $8,5C0 

Ashland  av,  173  ft  a  of  60lh  at,  w  f  50x 
121;  Sep  6.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  M  K  Yonng 
 $7,2  8 

Aahland  av,  123  ft  a  of  60lh  at,  w  f  50x 
121;  Sep  6.  Same  to  aame  $7,218 

Ashland  av,  100  ft  n  of  Wellington,  w  f 
25x125;  Sep  9.  A  Welterod  to  Q  Drews 
 $5  500 

Aahland  av,  49  ft  n  of  W  13th  at,  e  f  24x 
150;  Sep  9.  P  Kelly  to  M  B  Burns. $7,000 

Aahland  av,  same  ppty;  Seo  9.  M  E  Barca 
to  A  Kelly  $7,000 

Augusta  et,  230  ft  e  of  N  49th  av,  n  f  loOx 
120%;  Sep  13.  M  D  Birge  to  Q  N  Orait; 
 $2,000 

Austin  av,  50  ft  w  of  N  49th  av,  n  f  50x 
118;  Aug  5.  E  S  Hangan  to  A  O  Ander- 
aon  $l,GffO 

Avers  av,  550  ft  a  of  W  19th  at,  w  f  25x 
116;  Sep  4.  M  Drexler  to  M  Fendl.  .6,0(0 

Beacon  at,  premiaes  No  3148,  50x160;  Sep 
12.  J  F  Netaon  to  M  E  Carroll  $8,000 

Bishop  at,  bet  53d  and  54th  eta,  w  f  25x 
124;  Sep  16.  H  Reenta  to  J  Reenta. $1,500 

Barling  st,  625  It,  more  or  leas,  n  of  Wil- 
low, w  f  49,1^x131;  Deo  19,'92.  A  M 
Schoeben  et  al  to  H  Kalweit  $4,700 

Burling  at,  138  ft  a  of  Webater  av.  w  f  23 
x72;  Aug  26.  0  Meyerle  to  L  Schroeder 
 $2,000 

Burling  at.  138  ft  s  of  Webater  av,  w  f  23x 
72;  Sep  17.  H  Konz  to  0  Magerle. $1,910 

Butler  st,  250  ft  a  of  31at,  w  f  25x125;  Sep 
4.  A  Peterson  to  I  B  W  Barcett ....  $1,676 

California  av,  306  ft  n  of  Follon  st,  w  f 
24x125;  Aug  5.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  L  M 
Gunnia  $1,450 

Calumet  av,  50  ft  w  of  69th  at,  w  f  32x71; 
July  3.  L  Broadwell  to  J  S  WelloD.$8,(  00 

Uampbell  av,  25  ft  a  of  Uir^oh  at,  w  f  25x 
126;  Sep  14.  I  S  J  Feltman  to  T  Henne- 
berg  $1,8(0 

Campbell  av,  125  ft  a  of  53d  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  12.  W  Hinea  to  A  F  Barz.$l,OCO 

Canal  at,  125  ft  n  of  120th,  e  f  50x123; 
Sep  6.  A  T  &  S  Bank  to  J  F  Engwall 
 $1,500 

Carpenter  at,  49  ft  a  of  57th,  e  f  37j^x 
124  7-10;  Sep  16.  K  Andgraon  to  g  Sem- 
meth  ,,  f  1,150 

Carpenter  st,  291  ft>  s  0i  59th,  e  f  B§x  I 


1241^;  June  1.  J  U  Borden  to  A  Q  Rob- 
son  $1,700 

Carpenter  at,  122  ft  a  of  58ib,  e  f  25x124 
7-10;  Sep  16.  J  B  Larson  to  B  Bohr.$2,850 

Carpenter  at,  126  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  48x124; 
Sep  13.  J  F  Lavin  to  P  Schreiner. . $2,£O0 

Carpenter  st,  bet  5lBt  and  52d  ata,  e  f  '25x 
124  8-10;  Aug  10.  A  F  Perlett  to  J  Mo- 
Nioholaa  $1,500 

Caatello  av,  50  ft  e  of  N  40lh,  s  f  50x 
125>^;  Feb  1.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Boenert 
 $1,047 

Central  av,  55  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  40x118; 
Sep  7.  F  E  Bugbee  to  M  M  Utley. $2,000 

Center  av,  250  ft  n  of  74th  st,  w  f  25x 
J24.2;  Sep  13.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Equitable 
L  &  I  Asaa  $2,994 

Center  av,  96  ft  a  of  31at  pi,  e  f  24x124; 
Sep  12.  L  Jenkina  to  H  Doniaoh.  .$2,700 

Centre  av,  168  ft  a  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Sep  17.  G  F  Mueller  to  A  Kapper- 
aohmidt   .$4  100 

Channcey  av,  237  ft  a  of  78th  at,  e  f  lOOx 
122,  und  }4  int;  Sep  16.  W  Kemp  to  E 
E  Kemp   $1,000 

Cheney  av,  a  w  cor  Anderson  st,  e  f  600x 
264;  June  6,'94.  A  J  Vasey  to  P  A  Ran- 
dall $12,000 

Olaremont  av,  24  ft  n  of  34th  at,  w  f  24x 
108.8;  July  29.  D  P  Hubbard  to  W  T 
Payne   $3,400 

Clark  at  N,  100  ft  n  w  of  Eddy,  n  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  2.  T  G  Milated  to  M  J  Mc- 
Cormick  $2,250 

Clark  at  N,  premisea  Nos  1402  and  1404, 
37>^xl26;  Sep  6.  J  Weppner  to  F  G 
Buckley  $21,000 

Clybourn  av,  250  ft  a  e  of  Noble  at,  a  w  f 
25x125;  Sep  7.  Q  H  Shay  to  M  W  Con- 
way  $8,000 

Clybourn  av,  125  ft  a  e  of  Terra  Cotta  at, 
n  e  f  25x125;  Aug  31.  A  Hermann  to  E 
Foles  $1,(00 

Coblentz  at,  116  f t  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  25x 
100;  Sep  12.  H  Hiraohfelder  to  A  M 
Walter  $1,5C0 

Coles  av,  a  w  oor  77th  pi,  e  f  40x100;  Sep 
2.  M  Kroeler  to  A  Hakadaon  $4,200 

Colorado  av,  223  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  n  f 
50x72,  more  or  leas;  Sep  13.  O  Reok- 
rodt  to  L  B  Smith  $11,000 

Columbia  av,  250  ft  w  of  Webber,  n  f  86x 
139;  Sep  6.  L  B  Smith  to  L  Werneoke 
 $3,000 

Commercial  av,  a  e  cor  100th  at,  w  f  61x 
165;  Sep  16.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  0  Fraatz 
 $4,628 

Commercial  at,  74  ft  a  of  Byron,  w  f  25x 
108j4;  Sep  18.  W  H  Mnlholand  to  T 
Schnerman  $3,500 

Congreaa  at,  bet  California  and  Washtenaw 
ava,  8  f  193^x120;  Sep  9.  8  Goaaraan  to 
K  Goaaman  $6,000 

Oongresa  st,  n  w  oor  Paulina,  a  f  37x73^^; 
Sep  5.  S  H  Gray  to  U  Benze  $10,500 

Cornelia  av,  213  ft  w  of  Ooagrove,  n  f 
371^x124;  Aug  28.  C  J  Ford  to  E  Haber- 
atroh  $1,125 

Cornelia  at,  76  ft  w  of  N  49th  av,  a  f  5  ix 
125,  and  other  ppty;  July  24.  M  D 
Birge  to  M  A  Birge  $2,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  248  ft  n  of  67th  at,  w  f 
50x108;  July  19.  W  Garnett  to  W  H 
Beckerman   .$2,750 

Crystal  at,  280  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  48x120, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  16.  Same  to  A  M 
Peacock   $5,000 

Cryatal  at,  376  ft  e  of  Robey,  a  f  48xll8j^, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  16.  Eat  of  J  Pea- 
cock to  M  L  Perry  $5,000 

Cryatal  8t,  328  ft  e  of  Robey,  a  f  58xll8i^, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  16.  Same  to  G  0 
Peacock  |5,000 

Crystal  at,  232  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  48xl2(i, 
and  olher  ppty;  Sep  16.  Same  to  R  D 
Peacock   $5,000 

Curtis  at  N,  8(.  ft  n  of  Randolph,  w  f  20x 
50;  Sep  9.  T  Jubb  to  0  Horner  $2,000 

Dearborn  av,  51  ft  n  of  Superior  at,  w  f 
25x115;  Sep  10.  J  Ooasmann  et  al  to  J 
Sugg  $16,000 

Dearborn  at,  731  ft  a  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
24x11  0;  July  29.  M  L  Raasell  to  G  W 
Onmmings  $4,700 

Dearborn  av,  93  ft  a  of  Goethe  st,  w  f  25x 
131  9-10;  Sep  7.  J  R  Putnam  to  A  P  H 
Clarke  $60,000 

Diviaion  at,  a  e  oor  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  50 
xl20;  Sep  16.  A  Dallmann  to  M  T 
Kendig  $25,000 

Division  at,  aame  ppty;  Sep  16.  M  T 
Kendig  to  E  Dallmann  $25,(00 

Diviaion  at,  174  ft  w  of  Linoola,  a  f  24x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  16.  Same  to  F 
P  Green  $5,000 

DoDglaa  blvd,  50  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25 
J]  64;  July  10.  g  4  CorooEioge  to  W  i 


McCann  $1,500 

Drexel  av,  198  ft  n  of  44th  at,  e  f  50x250; 
Aug  19.  M  Laflin  to  A  J  Champlain 
 $22,500 

Drexel  av,  376  ft  n  of  65th  et,  w  f  25x 
124  64;  Sep  2.  F  P  Burket  et  al  to  J  A 
Oonlin  $7,5  0 

Earl  av,  180  ft  n  w  of  Wayne,  n  e  f  32i^x 
125;  Sep  5.  W  J  Moeller  to  L  B  Banr 
 $1,600 

Eaat  End  av,  250  ft  a  of  51et  st,  e  f  76x 
150,  und  3^  int;  Sep  12.  AS  Peeblee 
to  W  8  Peebles  $15,000 

Eggleaton  av,  bet  71at  and  72d  ata,  w  f 
16^x1191^;  Sep  10.  J  M  Oakes  et  al  to 
J  Pinger  $5,500 

Eggleaton  av,  60  ft  a  of  59th  at,  w  f  25x 
124;  Sep  14.  0  Bag  ey  to  M  Gleaeon 
 $2,500 

Eighteenth  at  W,  72  ft  w  of  Paulina,  a  f 
24x125;  Sep  4.  W  Koutnik  to  H  Benze 
 $4,760 

Eightieth  pi  W,  a  w  cor  Robey  at,  contg 
9%  acrea,  und  Int;  Oct  23, '92.  J  L 
Niohola  to  J  W  Collina  $6,667 

Eighty-third  at,  375  ft  w  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Apr  16.'94.  H  Hammond  to 
W  M  Cotto  $1,100 

Eigbty  fonrth  at,  a  e  oor  Hermitage  av,  n 
f  265.8x597.76,  more  or  leas;  Sep  6. 
Mast  in  Chy  to  W  S  Hinckley  $6,072 

Eighty-ninth  at,  261  ft  w  of  Oottage  Grove 
av,  a  f  48x125;  May  9,'92.  S  E  Groas  to 
W  B  Bell  $1,750 

Elbnrn  av,  243  ft  e  of  Aahland,  n  f  24x103, 
and  6-7  int;  Aug  31.  J  Kuehne  et  al  to 
A  Borkenhagen   $2,914 

Elm  at,  premiaea  No  451;  July  1.  M  Voed- 
iach  to  J  W  Beck  ..$12,000 

Elaton  av,  100  ft  a  e  of  Brie  at,  a  w  f  50x 
126;  Sep  17.  W  Boldenweok  to  M  Olsen 
 $1,500 

Emerald  at,  104  ft  w  of  N  43d  av,  a  f  75x 
124;  July  8.  M  D  Birge  to  M  A  Birge 
 $1,200 

Erie  at,  24(1  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x124; 
Aug  31.  K  Krinaler  to  C  Nauke  $2,200 

Evanaton  av,  239  ft  a  of  Ardmore,  w  f  40 
x220;  Sep  11.  A  Loerke  et  al  to  A  Bengt- 
eon  et  al   ...  $3,000 

Evanaton  av,  66  ft  n  of  Hollywood,  w  f 
60x130;  Sep  14.  M  L  Dosbois  to  J  J 
Dolan  $2,6(0 

Evanaton  av,  225  ft  s  of  Bnena,  w  f  lOOz 
165;  Sep  18.  A  Zeese  to  U  L  Hambleton 
 $9,000 

Evergreen  et,  104  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  60 
xl25;  Sep  12.  H  Hirschfelder  to  A  M 
Walter  $2,500 

Ewing  et,  190  ft  e  of  Halated,  a  f  25x119; 
Sep  10.  A  L  Anderaon  to  M  Heing.  $7,500 

Fiftieth  at,  215  ft  w  of  Halated,  s  f  25x 
125;  Sep  6.  Maat  in  Chy  to  M  K  Young 
 ,  $4,342 

Fifty-firat  at  blvd,  a  e  oor  Madison  av,  n 
f  28x144  7-10;  Sep  10.  B  Kenderaon  to 
A  M  Heath  $27,000 

Fifty-fourth  at,  bet  Halated  at  and  Union 
av,  n  f  83)^x125,  and  other  ppty;  Sep 
12.  J  B  Garner  to  P  R  Chandler. .  $30,000 

Fifty-fourth  ot,  i.'5  ft  w  of  Wallace  et,  n  f ; 
Sep  13.  E  Qillman  to  R  Hook  $3,000 

Fifty-fourth  et,  bet  Morgan  and  Peoria 
ata,  n  f  371^x124;  J  B  Garner  to  H  A 
Drake  

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  138  ft  w  of  Halated  st, 
n  f  32x1203^;  Nov  2,'92.  H  Hodgdon  to 
M  Bowman  $3,?00 

Fifty-fourth  at,  n  w  ooi  Monroe  av,  a  f  46 
xl56;  Aug  28.  W  P  Powera  to  T  MoOall 
 $5,000 

Fifty-fifth  et,  115  ft  e  of  Jnetine,  s  f  60x 
130;  Sep  6.  J  8  Murphy  to  G  J  Sunday 
 $5,000 

Fifty-seventh  pi  W,  bet  Wallace  and  But- 
ler ata,  a  f  30x124;  Aug  9.  Maat  in  Chy 
to  F  F  Gilbert  $2,092 

Fifty-ninth  et,  130  ft  w  of  Prairie  av,  n  f 
30  9-10x114;  Aug  1.  H  M  Shrepfer  to  G 
Schrepfer  $6,000 

Fletcher  st,  126  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  n  f  26x 
125;  Aug  7.  T  Fix  to  M  K  Fergang 
 $1,700 

Forty  first  av  S,  282  ft  n  of  15th  at,  w  f 
483^x1251^;  Sep  16.  E  Ferguson  to  T  J 
Ryan  $1,100 

Forty-first  ev  S,  125  ft  s  of  14th  st,  e  f  24 
xl26;  Sep  13.  A  Falvey  to  R  Cooper 
 $1,500 

Forty-second  et,  241  ft  w  of  Vincennes  av. 
n  f  30x125;  Sep  4.  F  D  Qnincey  to  R  T 
Barton  $7,000 

Forty-third  av  N,  100  ft  n  of  Coegrove,  e 
f  50x144;  Sep  13.  A  H  Hill  to  G  8ohlen- 
ger  $1,0C0 

Forty-fourth  av  8,  163  ft  e  of  Park,  w  f 
50x126;  Sep  Ig,  J  0  Spyder  to  F  S  Tyr- 


rell  $8,000 

Forty-fifth  et,  256  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n 
f  50x124;  Sep  12.  A  0  Thoraen  to  M  F 
Bads  $1,600 

Forty-aeventh  at,  a  e  oor  Champlain  av, 
n  f  72x120;  Sep  4.  J  J  Connell  to  C  P 
Caldwell  $21,600 

Forty-aeventh  at,  48  ft  e  of  Laflin,  s  f  24 
xl26;  Deo  9,'91.  8  B  Qroaa  to  O  B  Hill 
 $1,250 

Forty-ninth  at,  256  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  s 
f  25x124;  Sep  18.  M  Q  Waleh  to  F  M 
Bean  $9,600 

Fourteenth  at  W,  212  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  t 
24x1(0;  Sep  18.  M  A  Crowley  to  F  Saoks 
 $3,400 

Fourteenth  at  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x134;  Aug  29.  C  Kagela  to  H  Benze 
 $4,400 

Fourteenth  at  W,  48  ft  w  of  Johnson,  s  f 
24x100;  July  30.  R  Barwash  to  G  Eugel- 
king   $2,800 

Francisco  av,  126  ft  n  of  Mariana,  w  f  26 
xl25;  Sep  16.  J  L  SheaSer  to  B  Garner 
 $1,000 

Fallerton  av,  50  ft  e  of  Maplewood,  n  f 
25rl02;  Sep  10.  S  Q  Priddle  to  J  J 
Boiakon  $2,400 

Fulton  et,  250  ft  w  of  8  46th  av,  n  f  176x 
108;  Aug  15.  P  Slattery  et  al  to  J  J 
Rigney  $62,500 

Fulton  et,  231  ft  e  of  Eedzie  av,  a  f  49x 
146;  Sep  12.  B  Boothly  to  E  G  Shea 
 $21,000 

Garfield  blvd,  100  ft  a  of  Lexington  et,  e 
f  25x150;  Sep  17.  R  J  KrofT  to  M  C  Lea 
 $2,600 

Garfield  blvd,  72}4  ft  e  of  Cooper  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Aug  26,'92.  C  P  Dewey  to  R  0 
Simma  $1,260 

Garfield  blvd,  98  ft  e  of  Winter  at,  s  f  25x 
125;  Sep  10.  H  Wharton  to  R  G  Shutter 
 $2,500 

George  at,  75  ft  e  of  Herndon,  a  f  26x122; 
Sep  13.  H  F  Reinhardt  to  F  Watson  et  al 
 $4,100 

George  et,  214  ft  w  of  SbefiQeld  av,  a  f  25x 
123;  ^ep  6.  R  8  Elder  to  H  J  Vaupel 
 $5,800 

Graceland  av,  n  w  cor  Irving,  a  f  39x116; 
July  25.  A  Warkintiento  C  L  Molter 
 $1,600 

Grace  and  Leavitt  ate,  23^  acrea  of  iand  a 
e  oor  of  Grace  and  Leavitt;  Sep  16.  E 
Arnhold  to  P  Buahwah  $8,600 

Grand  blvd,  199  ft  n  of  42d  at,  e  f  48x150, 
und  }4  int;  May  17.  Eat  of  G  F  Stone  to 
G  E  P  Dodge  $12,000 

Grand  blvd.  294  ft  a  of  43d  et,  e  f  76>^x 
150;  May  27.  B  Maeon  to  H  Oberndorf 
 $8,112 

Grand  blvd,  199  ft  n  of  42d  et,  e  f  48x150, 
und  }i  int,  June  18.  E  M  Phelpe  to  O 
E  P  Dodge  $6,000 

Grand  blvd,  424  ft,  more  or  leaa,  n  of  37th 
et,e  f  30x124;  Acg  16.  A  E  Kent  to  L 
Handvil  $20,(00 

Grayland  Park  add,  62  Ite  in  Gravland 
Park  add,  21  40  13;  Aug  21.  JA'Cav- 
anaogh  to  P  F  Haynea  et  al  $21,000 

Greenwood  av,  90  ft  n  of  Everett  et,  w  f 
20x159;  July  24.  F  J  Smith  to  T  Hughea 
 $1,200 

Groenwood  av,  55  ft  a  of  73d  st,  w  f  37 
xl26;  Aug  29.  M  Anderaon  to  J  Q  Olaen 
 $1,200 

Greenwood  av,  275  ft  n  of  66th  at,  e  f  25x 
100;  June  8.  R  Johns  to  E  M  Davis 
 $1,562 

Greenwood  av,  60  ft  n  of  65th  et,  e  f  26x 
100;  Sep  6.  B  M  Bonday  to  E  R  Murphy 
 $7,000 

Green  st,  a  w  cor  74th,  e  f  25x1243^;  Sep 
14.  P  Comiakey  to  A  Miller  $1,400 

Green  at,  226  ft  e  of  60th,  w  f  24x126; 
Aug  19.  T  J  Woods  to  J  Brown  $3,800 

Qroveland  av,  176  ft  a  e  of  3l8t  st,  26x 
110;  Aug  15.  W  Kent  to  L  Handvil. $7,500 

Groveland  av,  200  f t  s  e  of  31st  st,  n  e  f 
26x110;  Aug  15.  E  T  Kent  to  aame.$7,500 

Haddon  st,  192  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  a  f 
26x120;  tiep  12  BK  Prendergast  to  J 
J  King  $2,600 

Halated  at,  118  ft  a  of  38th,  w  f  24x123 
7-10;Feb  26.  L  Neebling  to  0  Roth.$2,000 

Halated  at,  60  ft  n  of  W  21at  pi,  w  f  £4x 
100;  Sep  3.  Eet  of  T  Buckley  to  K  Grace 
 $2,500 

Haleted  et,  75  ft  a  of  W  44th  pi,  w  f  50x 
115}4;  Sep  16.  0  0  Jensen  to  the  Nat- 
ional Life  Aaan  $32,000 

Halated  at,  37  ft  n  of  33d,  w  f  25x125;  Sep 
16.  J  Kirohgaaaen  to  E  Oohn  $2,000 

Halsted  at,  a  w  oor  Bradley  pi,  e  f  65x119; 
July  30.  F  Sohwuoham  to  J  B  Waller 
 $6,8gO 

(Coatinued  m  page  905 


904 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  21,  1895 


Where  Shall  we  so  tlils  Sammer? 


We  can  ansver  the  Inquiry. 

A  co'cplete  list  of  the  best  and  most  economical 
Summer  Resorts  not  too  far  from  Chicago  furnished 
free  upon  application  by  mail,  or  by  calline  person- 
ally at  City  Ticket  Office  of  ihe  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
&  8t.  Paul  Railway  in  (he  new  Marquette  Buildlnj;. 
No.  95  Adams  Street,  Chicago.  V.  N.  Bouther,  Ticket 
Agent. 


Locations 
"""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
npbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  manufaotorers 
have  an  assuranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  ail  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resooroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manafactnring,  and 
seeks  to  seonre  marQfaotnring  plants  and 
indnstries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarronndings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  saooess. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qnarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricnltaral  resources. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  tc 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufaotnrerp 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsatward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  mannfacturerg 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg„  CHICAGO,  111. 


\7;^1J^_  In  endless  variety 
Violins  greatly  reduced 
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to  S2000.  we  I  resent  instruments  fully 
dojble  the  valu  of  those  to  be  obtained 
else  vhere.  A^k  to  see  the  genuine  i  Hd 
Violins  :'at  we  are  offering  at  $25.00. 
Visitors  cordi-     i  c.   t-i  i 

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905 


(Oontinned  from  page  903.) 
Haisted  st,  100  ft  s  of  Fnlton,  e  f  82x125; 
Mar  15.  Chicago  Sewing  Machine  Oo  to 

Monarch  Oyole  Mfg  Oo  $114,000 

Halsted  st,  premises  No  6149  and  6151, 
50sl25;  Aog  16.  Osoar  E  Bngstrand  to 

Mary  J  MoArthnr   $25,000 

Halsted  st,  49  ft  n  of  O'Neil,  e  f  50x106, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  14.  Q  Baamann, 
receiver  for  J  MoFarland  &  Oo  to  8  O 

Knight  $4,365 

Halsted  st,  49  ft  n  of  O'Neil.  e  f  50x106; 

Sep  16.  S  0  Knight  to  0  Haffner. .  $4,365 
Halsted  st,  200  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  50x120; 

Sep  16.  E  A  Fnohs  to  R  S  Oloott. $22,000 
Hamburg  st,  236  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f 
24x100;  Sep  17.  E  M  Henrioksen  to  0 

Keiselbaok  $1,975 

Harding  av.  48  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f  96x 
125;  Ang  20.  8  W  Ford  to  J  N  Mason 

 $1,800 

Harrison  st,  190  ft  e  of  Springfield  av,  n 
f  25x124^;  Ang  24.  R  Q  Williams  to  J 

F  Jones  et  al  $1,500 

Parrison  st,  125  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
8  f  25x125;  Sep  16.  M  Kelley  to  N  U 

Whiteside   $1,650 

Hermitage  av,  116  ft  n  of  York  st,  e  f  50 
xl26;  Sep  13.  F  J  Habbard  to  0  H  Wells 

 $8,000 

Hermitage  av,  1423^  ft  n  of  Oullom,  e  f 
50x162;  Ang  23.  E  L  Saliaday  to  0  A 

Hollester   $6,000 

Hermitage  av,  s  w  cor  62d  st,  e  f  56x124; 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  6.  J  Griffith3  to  O 

Krng  $6,800 

Hermitage  av,  100  ft  n  of  Jane  st,  e  f  25x 
127;  Sep  11.  B  Rndowsky  to  J  Wirkos 

 $6,400 

Kerndon  av,  420  ft  n  of  61st  st,  e  f  17.83x 
188;  Sep  2.  0  E  Atwater  to  F  F  Oviatt 

 $7,000 

Hirsoh  st,  150  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 
25x124;  Jaly  29.  H  Anderson  to  A  Jor- 

genson  $8,600 

Homan  av,  nnd  }4  of  premises,  24)^x126; 
Ang  20.  L  M  Spronle  to  W  D  Dexter 

   $6,000 

Homan  av,  200  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  w  f  25x 
1:J4  85  100;  Aog  8.  E  A  Onmmings  to  J 

P  O'Brien  $l,f00 

Hoyne  av,  126  ft  n  of  35th  st,  e  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  July  24.  H  H  Walker 

to  W  Frink...   $2,5C0 

Humboldt  Park  blvd,  73  ft  w  of  Kedzie 
av.  n  f  96x175;  Sep  12.  E  Q  Shea  to  N 

Boathby  $9,600 

Humboldt  av,  s  e  oo?  North,  102x177.5; 
Sep  19.  J  D  Long  to  W  F  Donavan 

 $8,000 

Indiana  av,  41  ft  n  of  42d  st,  e  f  50x177 
85-100;  Sep  10.  L  E  Oampbell  to  M  A 

Oonnell  $7,000 

Indiana  av,  s  e  cor  42d  st,  w  f  60x1603^; 

Ang  29.  M  3teude  to  J  R  Taylor.. $10,000 
Ingleside  av,  153  ft  n  of  77th  st,  e  f  37i^i 
126;  Aug  20.  M  Brigham  to  0  0  Ooleer 

et  al  $1,000 

Ingleside  av,  286  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  50x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Ang  21.  A  Q  Wade 

to  M  J  Robinson  $2,250 

Iowa  st,  200  ft  e  of  N  48th  av,  n  f  lOOx 
125;  Sep  14.  M  D  Birge  to  M  A  Birge 

 $4,500 

Irving  av,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts,  e  f  25 
xl25;Sep  14.  L  Smith  to  H  R  Bebber 

 $3,950 

Irving  Park  av,  293  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f 
50x122;  Nov  12.  W  Wehrheim  to  J  J 

Shields   ..$1,000 

Jackson  blvd,  50  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
25x131;  Ang  24.  T  W  Sprbgue  et  al  to 

J  P  Miles  $3,400 

Jackaon  av,  n  e  ccr  51th   st,  98^x120; 

Sep  1*.  J  M  Oaldwell  to  T  Kearns. $28,000 
Jackson  st,  200  ft  e  cf  S  42d  av,  s  f  25x 

121;  Sep  9.  D  Norris  (o  A  Upton.  .$),400 
Jackson  av,  230  ft  e  of  Forest,  s  f  70x170; 

Sep  5.  R  W  Faux  to  T  J  Sullivan .  .$6,500 
Jackson  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  7.  T  J  Sulli- 
van to  J  Faux  $6,500 

Jackson  av.  210  ft  w  of  Forest,  n  f  40x 
171;  Sep  3,  J  S  North  to  L  0  Qrosveaor 

 $6,000 

Jackson  st,  76  ft  e  of  S  41st,  n  f  25x124 


7-10;  Sep  13.  A  E  Allen  to  E  G  Allen 

 $1,500 

Jackson  st,  bet  Western  and  Oakley  avs, 
s  f  22x150;  Sep  14.  E  Wheelock  to  E  0 

Greenlee  $9,000 

Jackson  st,  51  ft  w  of  4l8t  av,  n  f  26x126; 

Sep  4.  M  E  Marks  to  W  Bublitz. .  .$1,400 
Jackson  av,  336  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  24x 
125,  more  or  less;  Sep  17.  J  Wisnom  to 

0  H  Sohaeflfer   $6,600 

Janssen  av,  49  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x 
120;  Sep  3.  M  A  Oorkle  to  N  L  Nelson 


 11,800 

Janssen  av,  100  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Ang  12.  B  Lindt  to  F  J  Staschick 

 $1,100 

Jeffery  av,  40  ft  n  of  72d  pi,  w  f  40x157; 

Aug  12.  R  L  Barker  to  O  E  Oorlett.$8,000 
Kedzie  av,  100  ft  n  of  W  I9th  st,  w  f  25x 

123^;  Sep  16.  F  Franz  to  E  Ellis. .  $5,200 
Kimbark  av,  288  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  50x 
165;  Sep  3.  O  B  Loner  et  al  to  E  Winters 

 $5,000 

Kimbell  sub,  e       It  11,  s  e  ]4,  26  40  13, 
containing  6  acres;  Sep  9.  L  Schutt  to 

J  W  Kimbell   $18,000 

Lake  st,  153  ft  e  of  8  49th  av,  s  f  25x238; 

Sep  16.  J  Fabre  to  M  Q  Fabre  $1,500 

Lake  st,  25  ft  w  of  Oarpenter,  s  f  50xlon; 
Sep  17.  L  D  Underbill  to  M  E  Mills 

   $10,000 

Lake  st,  25  ft  w  of  Oarpenter,  s  f  25x100; 
Sep  9.  M  E  Mills  to  L  D  Underbill 

 $li',000 

Langley  av,  23  ft  s  of  38th  st,  w  f  20x112; 

Sep  6.  T  8  Bodge  to  J  E  Hall  $5,500 

Langley  av,  8  e  cor  46th  st,  w  f  62x121; 
Feb  4.  J  L  Dopliesis  to  E  Dupliesis 

 $10,0C0 

La  Salle  av,  s  e  cor  Ohicago,  w  f  64x110; 
Sep  12.  T  J  Soanlan  to  E  E  Soanlan 

 $10,OCO 

Lawndale  av,  300  ft  s  of  Augusta  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Sep  13.  P  F  O'Oay  to  E  G  Mih- 

lem  '  $1,047 

Laurel  av,  72  ft  n  of  Franklin  st,  w  f  24x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  9.  A  Z  O'Neil 

to  J  Imhofif  $7,000 

Lincoln  av,  s  e  oor  Wellington,  s  w  f  90x 
90;  Sep  12.  S  J  Young  to  W  A  MoGaire 

 ■  $15,!  00 

Linoolc  st,  230  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  60x 
99;  Aug  22.  0  G  H  Anderson  to  J  J 

Langeloh  $6,700 

Lincoln  st,  75  ft  s  of  37th.  e  f  25x125;  Aug 

SO.  B  Harland  to  J  Bahr  $1(500 

Lincoln  av,  142  ft  s  e  of  Faye  st,  s  w  f  60 
xl26;  Sep  9,'94.  0  J  Ford  to  F  0  Heyden 

 $2,950 

Lincoln  av,  65  ft  n  of  Byron,  s  w  f  25x 

125;  Feb  23.  0  J  Ford  to  same  $1,500 

Lincoln  av,  same  ppty;  June  15.  F  0  Hey- 
den to  J  W  Lamhart  $l,0t0 

Lincoln  st,  76  ft  s  e  of  Larrabee,  n  e  f  25 
ft  thro  to  Larrabee;  Sep  7.  F  G  Buckley 

toJH  Weppner  $11,500 

Longwood   av,  n  w  oor  96th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
160,  und  }4  int;  Sep  7.  R  MoDaniel  to 

E  V  Gillette  $2,500 

Loomis  8t,  242  ft  n  of  63d,  w  f  25x117; 

Sep  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  K  Yonng.$3,184 
Loomis  st,  267  ft  n  of  63d,  w  f  25x117; 

Sep  6.  Same  to  same  $3,181 

Lowe  av,  200  ft  8  of  70th  st,  e  f  25x126; 

Sep  12.  F  Benton  to  O  M  Benton. .  $2,000 
Lowe  av,  52^  ft  n  of  W  45th  st,  w  f  50x 
124  65-100,  Sep  16.  O  0  Jensen  to  the 

National  Life  Assn  116,000 

Lutz  av,  683  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f  50x125; 

Sep  6.  L  Smith  to  L  Werneoki . . . .  $l,i:00 
Madison  st,  241  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  25 

xll4;  Sep  10.  O  Rowan  to  0  Roth  $4,0C0 
Maplewood  av,  123  ft  s  of  LeMoyne  st,  e 
f  25x126;  Sep  12.  E  Walter  4o  E  L  Hir- 

schfelder  $6,500 

Marshfield  av,  120  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Sep  10.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Commercial 

L  &  B  Assn  $2,873 

May  st,  156  ft  n  of  75th,  e  f  25xl24i^; 

Sop  6.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  K  Youcg.$3.683 
May  st,  321  fts  of  53d,  e  f  25x124;  Sep  11. 

F  P  Page  toM  Dubert  $1,426 

May  st,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts,  w  f  27x124^; 
Sep  10.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Garden  City 
Equitable  Loan  Building  Asin  ...$1,625 
Melrcse  st,  144  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  24x126; 
Sep  14.  0  H  Mundhenk  to  A  J  Sohnett 

 $2,000 

Michigan  av,  105  ft  n  of  109th  st,  e  f  39x 
129;  Aug  30.  J  Boersma  et  al  to  S  E 

Van  Vlissingen  $2,500 

Milwaukee  av,  536  ft  s  e  of  Cornelia  ot,  n 
e  f  24x105;  Aug  24.  8  Ofenlooh  to  0 

Peters  $7,000 

Milwaukee  av,  512  ft  s  e  of  Cornelia  ct, 

n  ef  24x125;  Aog  24.  Same  to8ame.$4,000 
Milwaukee  av,  50  f  t  s  e  of  Girard  st,  s  e  f 
60x118,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  9.  N  Fitz- 
gerald to  M  Fitzgerald  $15,000 

Milwaukee  av,  110  ft  n  w  of  Emma  st,  n 
e  f  24  ft  thro  to  Emma;  Sep  13.  L  Day- 

ment  to  F  A  Stauber  $8,000 

Monroe  st,  premises  No  1201,  25x121;  8ep 

16.  E  Whiteside  et  al  to  M  Kelley  .$5,800 
Monroe  av,  250  ft  n  of  62d  at,  e  f  50x166; 
Sep  11.  J  W  Boyd  to  E  D  Dickinson 

 $5,500 

Monroe  av,  247  ft  s  of  75th  st,  e  f  75x125; 
Sep  14.  F  E  Dunn  to  R  E  Morrison 


 $10,000 

Monroe  st,  225  ft  e  of  8  4l8t,  s  f  25x121; 

July  6.  8  DornofE  to  P  J  Phelan.  .$1,250 
Monroe  st  W,  420  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f 
28x1821^;  Sep  11.  J  G  Jones  et  al  to  H 

H  Montgomery  $12,500 

Monticello  av.  273  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  s  f  52 
xl25;  July  22.  J  H  Londrigan  to  0  E 

Waite  $1,750 

Morgan  st,  100  ft  s  of  62d,  e  f  25x124; 

Aug  14.  L  Orth  to  W  J  Orth  $5,000 

Mozart  st,  195  ft  s  of  Diversey  av,  e  f  88x 
126;  Sep  17.  J  De  Velde  to  M  J  Olds 

 $7,000 

Mozart  st,  47  ft  a  of  54th,  e  f  48x125;  Jan 

19.  J  Hogberg  to  A  Dissimore  $1,000 

Myrtle  av,  271  ft  s  of  Garden,  e  f  243^x 
125;  July  14.  J  Tainer  to  M  Pregler 

 ,$2,200 

Newberry  st,  191  ft  s  of  W  13th  pi,  w  f 
25x100;  Sep  12.  8  Bernson  to  H  Morris 

 $2,775 

Newton  st,  141  ft  e  of  Ridgeland  av,  n  f 
103x124;  June  17.  J  F  Linscott  to  O  M 

Jansen  $1,400 

Nineteenth  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x125;  Sep  13.  0  Engel  to  Met  W  S  L 

Ry  $4,600 

Nineteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of   Paulina,  s  f 
24x125;  Sep  11.  F  Kojan  to  H  Benze 

 $6,500 

Nintieth  st,  4f  0  ft  e  of  Sonth  Park  av,  n 
f  60x122;  Mar  14.  8  E  Gross  to  E  Plan- 

ert  $1,750 

Norwood  Park,  Its  2  and  3,  blk  6;  July  14, 

'93.  J  N  Faithorn  to  A  E  Bolkcom.|3,500 
Norwood  Park,  same  ppty;  July  20.  A  B 

Bolkcom  to  Dewitt  0  Bo  tts  $2,800 

Oakdale  av,  175  ft  e  of  Hetndon  st,  n  f  26 
xl22;  Sep  9.  W  Klackowski  to  F  H  Ross 

 $3,500 

Oakley  av,  109  ft  s  of  Wilson,  e  f  25x 
124.11;  Sep  12.  L  H  Walker  to  F  A 

Seybt   $2,500 

Olive  av,  141  ft  w  of   Ashland,  s  f  25x 
1081^;  Mar  20.  Y]  J  Daleiden  to  G  Sig- 

mnnd  $3,000 

Olive  av,  same  poty;  Apr  22.  G  Sigmnnd 

to  M  E  Daleiden  $3,200 

Ohio  st,  148  ft  w  of  Avers  av,  s  f  21^x 
110  8-10;  S6p  10.  F  Rennpath  to  0  Bre- 

nolt  $6,000 

Ohio  st,  n  e  oor  S  40th  av,  s  f  21x71,  and 
other  ppty;  Sep  18.  A  W  Wolfe  to  M  A 

Harris  $5,000 

Osborn's  sub.  Its  17  and  18,  no  blk  given, 
32  and  33  38  14;  Jnne  1.  M  Von  Kahl- 

den  to  L  M  Hale  $1,030 

Osgood  st,  170  ft  8  of  Webster  av,  e  f  25x 
123  9-10;  Sep  17.  J  Engelke  to  J  McHale 

 $2,900 

One  Hnndred  and  Fifteenth  pi,  450  ft  e  of 
Prairie  av,  nf  25x201;  Apr  15.  S  W 

Thomas  to  J  Hackbart  $3,100 

One  Hnndred  and  Eighth  st,  462  ft  w  of 
State,  n  f  l'-^6  05,  with  other  ppty;  Aug 

15.  L  Nobling  to  0  Roth  $12,(  00 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st.  766  ft  w  of 
Wertworth  av,  sf  25x125;  July  15.  N  W 

Birkhofif  to  M  Otto  $1,400 

Owasoo  et,  350  ft  e  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Sep  16.   A  Wilson  to  0  O  Winson 

 $1,240 

Park  av,  ICO  ft  e  of  W  45th  pi,  n  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  15.  J  D  Oud- 

dihy  to  J  J  Rigney  $2,250 

Park  av,  75  f t  e  of  W  45lh  pi,  n  f  25x125; 

Ang  16.  Same  to  same  $1,500 

Park  dI,  261  ft  w  of  Madison  av,  n  f  47x 
125;  Aug  1.  B  F  Ray  to  W  E  Spencer 

 $5,000 

Paulina  st,  premises  No  5135;  Sep  13.  D 

8  Greenebaum  to  J  Ullrich.  $1,400 

Paulina  st,  100  ft  s  of  89th,  e  f  50x125; 

Sep  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L  Franklin. $2,017 
Penn  st,  109  ft  s  of  Vedder,  e  f  25x111; 

Sep  13.  T  Jordan  to  H  Thompson. $1,600 
i'ierce  av,  150  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f  50x 
124;  Sep  6.  A  W  T  Mueller  to  M  S  Heath 

 $8,000 

Pierce  av,  350  ft  w  of  Spaulding,  n  f  25x 
124;  Aug  5.  P  8  Wick  to  S  Lamoreau 

 $1,000 

Pine  Grove  av,  20n  ft  n  w  of  Oornelia,  50 
xl25;  Sep  18.  0  E  Pagin  to  G  L  Pefer- 

sen  $10,000 

Polk  8t,  s  e  oor  Springfield  av,  n  /  41x 
124;  Ang  26.  J  Gwiener  to  T  Harkness 

 $1,826 

Polk  8t  W,  70  ft  e  of  Oampbell  av,  s  f  21x 
125;  Sep  11.  H  H  Montgomery  to  J  G 

Jones  et  al  $5,500 

Prairie  av,  n  w  oor  63d  st,  e  f  60x160;  Aog 

8.  L  Neebling  to  0  Roth  $18,000 

Princeton  av,  209  ft  s  of  5l8t  st,  w  f  24^^ 
xl24;  Sep  3.  A  Reinhold  to  E  Huns- 
berger  $5,000 


Princeton  av,  181  ft  s  of  27th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  18.  P  Lyons  to  8  Anderson 

 $2,675 

Randolph  st,  275  ft  w  of  8  46th  av,  n  f  75 
xl50,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  15.  P  Ruppe 

Jr  to  J  J  Rigney    $6,800 

Rice  st,  200  ft  e  of  N  48th  av,  n  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  June  8.  M  D  Birge  to 

M  A  Birge  $l,5C0 

Ridgeland  av,  34  ft  n  of  N  38th  pl,  n  f 
100x125;  Mar  7.  A  N  Hield  to  G  B  Dig- 

gius  $1,400 

Rockwell  st,  96  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne,  w  f  24x 
126;  Sep  10.  A  L  Anderson  to  0  E  Bge- 

berg  $8,0C0 

Rockwell  st,  125  ft  s  of  Potomac  av,  w  f 
25x126;  Sep  16.  M  Grotz  to  J  Morphy 

 $6,000 

Rookwell  st,  165  ft  n  of  Division,  w  f  24x 

126;  Sep  16.  J  Murphy  to  M  Grotz.$l,600 
Roscoe  st,  150  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  26x125; 
Sep  14.  0  H  Wesely  to  R  Bierhanzl 

 $4,5C0 

Saginaw  av,  bet  85th  and  86th  sts,  e  f  44x 
126;  Sep  9.  O  V  Storkey  to  Provident 

B  L  Assn  $1,100 

Sangamon  at,  311  ft  n  of  119th,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  10.  J  O  Runston  to  8  Skarstedt 

 ,  $4,000 

Sangamon  st,  same  ppty ;  Sep  14.  8  Skars- 
tedt to  I  S  Budd  $6,000 

Sawyer  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  e  f  26x 

125;  Sep  7.  J  Kelly  to  P  M  Walsh. $1,400 
Sawyer  av,  24  ft  n  of  26th  st,  w  f  24x125; 

Aog 30.  B  Eggertto  A  Kranzen  $1,500 

Seventy-third  st,  bet  Center  and  Ada  sts, 
n  f  25x124:  Sep  13.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

Equitable  L  &  I  Assn  $2,728 

Seventy-fi'th  st,  n  e  cor  Coles  av,  s  f  50x 
110;  Aug  27.  G  B  Ornickshank   to  M  L 

Weightman  $6,000 

Sheffield  av,  25  ft  s  of  Wolfram  st,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  17.  J  Haohlen  to  J  A  Berthold 

 $5,500 

Sherman  st,  n  e  cor  rfOth,  w  f  217  ft  f  to 
roilroad;  July  30,'94.  W  A  Davis  to  J 

M  Bishop    $2,100 

Shields  av,  181  ft  n  of  32d  st,  e  f  26x125; 
Aug  31.  F  R  Powers  to  H  M  Frisbie 

 $6,500 

Shields  av,  n  w  oor  77th  st,  e  f  99}^xl60}^; 

July  13.  0  D  Evans  to  A  Gering.  .$2,500 
South  Chicago  av,  630  ft  n  w  of  73d  st,  n 
e  f  64x125;  Aog  24.  C  A  Goodjear  to  H 

M  Wilcox  $7,500 

Sonth  Park  av,  204  ft  s  of  3l8t  st,  e  f  25x 

125;  Sep  9.  K  Oronin  to  0  Olsen. .  .$5,000 
Sonth  Park  av,  273  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  26 
xl45;  Sep  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  8  Bern- 
stein  $1,040 

Sonth  Water  st,  160  ft  e  of  Dearborn,  s  f 
40  ft  to  river;  Sap  7.  Q  W  Smith  to  W 

F  McLaughlin,  $80,000 

Simm's  av,  s  w  oor  Ontario  st,  e  f  52x126; 

Sep  18.  8  A  Tolmaa  to  O  Pierson.  .$1,316 
Sixty-seoond  pl  W,  210  ft  e  of  Princeton 
av,  n  f  30x125;  July  17, '90.  J  J  Hayes 

to  0  H  Judi  $3,000 

Sixty-first  st,  43  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  f  40 
xl20;  Sep  12.  N  F  Bailey  to  A  Behl 

 $7,000 

Sixty  sixth  pl,  133  ft  e  of  Raasano  st,  n  f 
40x1263^;  Jnne  18.  0  F  White  to  E  B 

Bodley  $5,200 

Sixtv-ninth  st,  149  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
55x703^;  Sep  10.  J  M  Caldwell  to  T 

Kearns  $22,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  75  ft  e  of  Laflin,  s  f  60x 

125;  Sep  12.  A  Giron  to  I  Dickhart. $2,400 
State  st,  premises  No  6552  50x184;  Aog 

27.  J  A  Walker  to  J  H  Sohuback. .  .$8,000 
State  8t,  n  w  cor  67th,  e  f  74x1843^;  Sep 

5.  M  Talbott  to  J  M  Stephens  $25,000 

State  st,  125  ft  8  of  37th,  e  f  25x120;  Sep 

10.  J  Breen  to  A  Snore  et  al  ...$14,000 
State  st,  48  ft  s  of  70th,  e  f  48x125;  Aug 

27.  D  J  Whittock  to  M  Whittook.  .$4,800 
State  st,  73  ft  n  of  38th,  e  f  26x120;  Joly 

18.  0  H  Starkweather  to  H  Bonn..  $3,760 
8t  Lawrence  av,  bet  72d  and  73d  sts,  w  f 
16x122.85;  Sep  16.  M  0  Garner  to  M  E 

Baird  $4,000 

St  Lonis  av,  n  e  cor  Governor's  parkway^ 
w  f  22x125;  Sep  10.  R  R  Birney  to  J  E 

Mansfield  $1,000 

St  Lonis  av,  150  ft  8  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25i 

125;  Sep  9.  P  Kelly  to  M  E  Burns. $5,500 
St  Louis  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  9.  M  E  Burns 

to  A  Kelly  $5,500 

Stony  Island  av,  461  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f 
75x213;  Sep  6.  O  0  Butts  to  M  J  Roag- 

han  $12,000 

Stony  Island  av,  364  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f 
25x213;  Sep  9.  M  M  Treanor  to  J  Mul- 

lany  $5,000 

Stony  Island  av,  242  ft  n  of  83d  st,  e  f  40 
Continued  on  page  907.), 


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September  21,  189) 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

I    Thie  la  not  a  Roal  Eetate  Agency  for  the  parpoee  ; 

•  of  speoulatlug  tu  real  estate.  It  ia  au  AdyertlalDg  I 
'Bareaa  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insare' 
'  prntecUon  aod  best  results  to  advertisers.  I 
;    References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank,  ; 

"  WasmansdorS  &  Uelnemann,  Bankers,  1 

*  and  a  tboasand  others  in  Obicago.  * 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  .  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

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(Cioatinued  from  page  905.) 
xl29,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  9.  F  E  Soott 

to  E  Q  Whelan  |3,0CO 

Storms  av,  105  ft  n  of  83d  st,  w  f  100x125; 

Sep  3.  G  M  Eaton  to  A  P  Dale ....  |4,000 
Thirteenth  pi  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  s 
f  24x124;  Ang  24.  J  Rohde  to  H  Benze 

 |9,000 

Thirty-fourth  st,  162  ft  w  of  Dearborn,  n 
f  24x120;  Sep  18.  J  Wilkins  to  A  Hub- 
bard |8,000 

Thirty-eighth  pi  W,  183  ft  w  of  Albany 
av,  n  f  100x125;  Sep  9.  0  H  Qainlan  to 

W  Frink   $2,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  166  ft  e  of  Spaulding  av, 
s  f  74x124,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  12.  J 

Doyle  to  S  W  Roth  ...|12,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  75  ft  e  of  Sacramento  ay, 
s  f  26x125;  Sep  18.  E  Daley  to  Ellen 

Daly  $1,000 

Throop  st,  89  ft  s  of  W  I9th.  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  6.  J  Sohrachta  to  A  Masek  $7,900 

Troy  st,  49  ft  s  of  W  19th,  e  f  48x123;  Sep 

17.  0  H  SohaeflEer  to  J  Wisnom  $2,650 

Turner  av,  330  f  t  s  of  W  23d  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Ang  26.  A  Sarrada  to  F  Mejzlik 

 $1,050 

Tomer  av,  s  e  oor  W  15th  st.  w  f  53x124; 
Apr  16,'94.  P  M  PresoJtt  to  M  E  Hopp 

 $2,800 

Twelfth  st  W,  24  ft  e  of  Johnston,  n  f  24x 
100;  Sep  10.  F  Eojan  to  V  (Jossm«nn 

 $15,000 

Twelfth  st,  12214  *'  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f 
25x167;  Sep  16.  O  Westerholm  to  O 

Lawrenz  $2,260 

Twelfth  st,  8  woor  Homan  av,  n  f  75x167; 

Ang  28.  0  Griffin  to  M  Hayes  $10,000 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  144  ft  w  of  Union  st, 
n  f  24x111;  Sep  13.  T  Sullivan  to  O 

Qreske  $2,950 

Twenty  first  st  W,  132  ft  w  of  Western  av, 
nf  24x126;  Sep  11.  F  Skopec  Jr  to  M 

Sporka  $1,415 

Twenty-first  sf,  153  ft  e  of  Sta'ie.  n  f  48x 
195;  Sep  12.  Wm  M  Carpenter  as  re- 
ceiver, to  John  M  JaoksoD  $40,(00 

Twenty-seventh  st  W  and  Homan  av  8. 
Ill  aores,  s  e  oor;  Aug  31.  M  W  Wilkins 

to  J  Hanna  ,  $23,000 

Union  st,  508  ft  c  of  35th,  w  f  27.5x125; 

Sep  18.  E  Sittinger  to  R  Mott  $7,300 

Van  Boren  st,  360  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  12.  T  Doherty  to  W  F  Flem- 
ing $1  OfO 

Vernon  av,  594  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Aug  20.  L  K  Miller  et  al  to  J  Shee- 

han  $5,000 

Vernon  av,  300  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  22>'2X 
125  9-10;  Aug  17.  L  8  Harrington  to  M 

F  Boucher  et  al  $4,000 

Vincennes  av,  68^^  ft  n  of  86th  pi,  e  f  52i 
155;  Sep  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  Pndewa 

  ...  $3,163 

Vincennes  av,  35  ft  n  of  list  st,  w  f  23x 
130,  more  or  less;  Ang  27.  W  Mavor  to 

S  G  Q  Barnard  $6,600 

Vincennes  av,  212  f t  n  e  of  70th  st,  e  f 
26%  ft  to  alley;  Aug  7.  M  Miner  to  M 

B  Bray  $1,760 

Vincennes  av,  bet  48th  st  and  48ih  pi,  e  f 
271^x151;  Aug  8.  W  J  Braohrogel  to  W 

A  Oarerley   $4,400 

Wabash  av,  150  ft  s  of  29th  st,  e  f  72x181; 
Sep  6.  E  D  Triggs  to  Catholic  Bishop 

of  Chicago  $13,700 

Wabash  av,  264  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  33x161; 
Sep  8.  J  McFarland  to  J  P  Molloy 

 $5,000 

Wade  st,  350  ft  w  of  Elston  av.  n  f  25x 
100;  Aug  20.  J  Wesolak  to  J  Wolak 

 $2,126 

Wallace  st,  50  ft  e  of  28th  pi,  w  f  50x115; 
Aug  9.  L  L  Cowles  to  J  W  McCown 

 $5,000 

Wallace  st,  174  ft  n  of  Slst  st,  e  f  25x130; 

Sep  6.  A  J  Williams  to  E  G  Shea.*10,OCO 
Wallace  st,  103  f t  n  of  W  45th,  e  f  25x 
1253^;  Jane  1.  J  Killah  to  0  C  Jansen 

 $1,500 

0  C  Jan- 
Hartford 

 $8,000 

Wallace  st,  53  f  t  n  of  W  45th,  e  f  25x1253^; 

Sep  3.  Same  to  same  $8,i00 

Ward  8t,  8  w  cor  Byron,  ef  72x120;  Sep 

12.  E  E  Talbot  to  H  McJames  $3,100 

Ward  st,  161  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  25x124; 
Sep  13.  C  Klankowsky  to  F  H  Ross 

 $2,500 

Warren  av,  188  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  22x 
124;  Sep  16.  M  Eagle  to  W  H  Eagle 

 $7,000 

blvd,  521  ft  w  of  Fall  st,  n  f 
Sep  12.  8  8  Potter  to  8  E 


Washington  blvd,  premises  No  1118,  21x 
106;  Aug  26.  M  E  Hart  to  Q  Strong 
 $12,000 

Washington  st,  150  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  s  f 
60x180;  Aug  10.  G  R  Willard  et  al  to  D 
H  Oonsidine  $3,100 

'Vashington  st,  270  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
3('x]24;  July  16.  A  F  Chambers  to  F  R 
MoMnllin  $5,100 

Wells  st,  n  e  cor  Michigan,  w  f  291^x110; 
Sep  12.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  S  R  Walker 
 $18,736 

Wentworth  av,  175  ft  s  of  Slst  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  16.  H  Fraznisky  to  B  R  Fraz- 
nisky  $1,500 

Wentworth  av,  s  e  oor  43d  st,  w  f  48x124; 
Sep  10.  C  Matern  to  T  Oehne  $9,000 

Westoott  ct,  176  ft  s  of  80th  st,  w  f  75  ft 
to  alley;  Aug  26.  T  J  Nelson  to  C  Nelson 
   $7,000 

Western  av,  125  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Sep  9.  M  E  Moore  to  J  Znern  $1,^00 

West  }4ne  3^  of  e  3^  s  w  3^,  17  40  12; 
Sep  5.  A  Schmidt  to  M  C  Arnholt. .  $3,000 

Winchester  av,  196  ft  s  of  95lh  st,  w  f  50x 
180;  Sep  2.  F  F  Oviatt  to  C  E  Atwater 
 $5,000 

Winchester  av,  450  ft  n  of  93d  st,  w  f  100 
xl75;  Sep  17.  E  E  Smith  to  E  J  Boake 
 $3,000 

Winona  st,  592  ft  w  of  Lincoln  av,  n  f  360 
x2683^;  July  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  Bun- 
ton  $10,'!00 

Winston  av,  184  ft  s  e  of  99th  st,  e  f  50x 
160,  more  or  less;  Sep  14.  R  Rodek  to 
H  Hemmrich  $1,540 

Wolfram  st,  171  ft  w  of  Fremont,  n  f  26x 
124;  Sep  17.  A  Berthold  to  J  Haehlen 
 $4,600 

Woodland  park,  n  w  oor  10  R  R,  s  f  78x 
120;  Aug  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  F  Hioks 
 il4,756 

Woodlawn  av,  84  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  26^ 
xl65;  Sep  10.  A  Swine  to  J  Breen. $10,000 

Wrightwood  av,  97  ft  e  of  Fremont  st,  s  f 
39x125;  Sep  19.  F  Knopp  to  E  Arnhold 

 $7,8(0 

Wrightwood  av,  176  ft  e  of  Hamden  ot, 
n  f  25x134;  Sep  6.  E  R  Gregory  to  F  L 
Mercer  $21,000 


Wallace  st,  same  ppty;  June  1. 
sen  to  National  Life  Assn  of 


Washington 
36x1253^; 


ailSCJB&iliAIKEOlJS— C1T¥ . 

Transfers  Under  $1000. 
Assn  div,  nnd  hf  it  5  of  It  44  etc.  Butter- 
field's  add;  Sept  12,  J  F  Hansen  to  J 

Kaese  $777 

Baird  &  R's  sub,  It  31  b  8,  2  37  14  Aug  9, 

0  M  Poage  to  J  Molnnis  $600 

Belle  Vue,  Its  1  and  2,  2  37  J 4  July  23,  L 

Haas  to  H  T  Bowen  $800 

Belle  Vue,  same;  July  22,  0     0  C  &  D  Co 

to  L  Haas  $700 

Bennett's  sub.  It  7  of  It  7  b  5  Wash  Hgts; 

Aug  26,  T  J  Nelson  to  O  Nelson  $600 

Boone's  add,  It  65,  12  39  13  Sept  17,  Mas- 
ter in  Chy  to  V  Thoma  $622 

Brown's  sub,  nnd  }4  pt  It  16  b  23,  17  39 

14  Aug  30,  B  J  Knight  to  G  R  Peet.  $838 
Calumet  Hgts,  It  42  b  19  Sept  14,  J  L  Na- 

pierskie  to  E  Olson  $525 

Campbell's  sob,  It  44  b  11,  9  39  13  Sept 
10,  Est  of  G  C  Campbell  to  M  Tangen 

 $400 

Canfield's  sub.  It  89,  Its  4  to  16  De  Witt's 
3rd  add;  Sept  6,  P  E  Canfield  to  M 

Schriener  $361 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sab,  It  ?7  and  n  12  ft  It  36 
b  57.  7  38  14  Ang  28  J  0  Granger  to  A 

M  Patton...  $500 

Oonnselman's  sub,  it  4  b  4  n  w  qr  15  39 

13  Sept  10,  J  Devery  to  V  Young. . .  $700 
Cushing  sub.  It  1  b  10,  27  40  13  Sept  3,  P 

E  Baird  to  J  E  Franke  $600 

0  T  Sub,  It  12  b  1  sub  of  b  23,  31  39  14 

Aug  15,  H  Tang  to  A  Wackholz  $909 

Dauphin  Pk,  Gross'  sub.  It  30  b  22  Aug 

28,  R  H  Wendt  to  G  R  Simmons  ....  $fiOO 
Dauphin  Pk,  same  sub.  It  29  b  22  Ang  28, 

Same  to  T  Hayes  $500 

Dauphin  Pk,  Crandall's  add,  It  38  b  12 
Sept  4,  L  E  Orandall  to  0  E  Whitoomb 


Hiokox  $21,000 


Demarest  &  K's  sub.  It  34  b  1,  1  39  13 

Sept  10,  T  G  &  T  Co  to  C  GQnder8on$650 
Dewey'H  sub.  It  72  b  15,  bs  16  and  16  w  hf 
n  e  qr  11  39  13  Mar  1,  0  P  Dewey  to  D 

E  Town  $650 

De  Wolf's  sob,  Its  23  to  25  of  Its  162  and 
163  Bntterfield  add;  Sept  5,  M  Hofltart 

to  C  Jost  $475 

Dockrill's  sub,  It  7  e  hf  s  w  qr  17  38  14 

Sept  17,  K  Schmidt  to  F  H  Cloidt. . .  $900 
Dock  Oo's  sob.  It  46  b  4,  6  and  6  37  15 

Sept  18,  W  Jarner  to  W  Schoening.  .$70C 
Dock  Go's  sub.  It  60  b  73,  6  and  6  37  15 
Oct  18,'94,  0  &  0  C  &  D  Co  to  W  S  Ma- 


her  $750 

Dorr's  sub.  It  18,  Its  2  and  3  b  2  Hogan  4; 
B's  sub  35  40  13  May  16,  0  E  Patterson 

to  A  Bockelmann  $350 

Dnnning's  sub,  Its  21  and  22  b  3,  19  40  13 

Sept  7,  A  Donning  to  0  Margraflf . . .  $276 
Englewood  Hgts,  N  &  Heart's  add.  It  39 

b  11  July  2,  I  J  Mitchell  to  T  Beis.  $400 
Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add.  It  37  b  4 

Sept  13.  T  D  Walsh  to  J  J  Hnbbard.$500 
Garfield,  It  16  b  27  Sept  12,  J  Herdeger  to 

S  Fenzel  $526 

Gaylord's  sub.  It  18  b  2,  8  38  14  Sept  13. 

J  Murtz  to  J  0  Johnston.   tesC 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  17  b  1,  20  40  14  Sept  16, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  J  J  Nichols  $900 

Goodwin  B  &  P's  sub.  It  1  b  6  sub  s  hf  b 
5  8  w  qr  8  w  qr  26  39  13  July  27,  J  W 

Sheridan  to  J  H  Edwards  $500 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  33  b  6,  20  38  14  June  4, 

D  Goodwin  to  J  H  Stephers  $750 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  13  b  6,  20  38  14  Sept  10, 

J  E  Haskins  to  C  T  Page  $75  ) 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  14  b  6  same;  Aug  31, 

Same  to  G  C  Wolf  $750 

Goodwin's  sob,  It  16  b  2,  20  38  14  dept 

I. ^,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  D  Hosmer  et  alt525 
Grant  Pk,  Boldenweok's  add,  Its  1  to  3  b 

4  Aug  17,  W  Boldenweok  to  F  M  Hay- 
den  $65!i 

Gross  &  B's  sub,  Its  49  and  51  b  23, 
Walker's  sub,  31  39  14  Sept  18,  M  in 

Ohy  to  M  Carroll  $800 

Gross'  sub,  It  12  b  6  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  5  38 

14  Aug  31,'92,  S  B  Gross  to  F  Cary.  $950 
Hambleton's  sub,  H  20,  Its  51  to  60  Hinck- 
ley's snb.s  e  qr  8  38  14  Sept  10,  C  J 

Hambleton  to  D  Crowe  $300 

Harshaw  &  P's  sub.  It  21,  It  2  b  2  Ct  ptn 
w  hf  s  w  qr  14  39  13  Sept  18,  T  0  Pres- 
ton et  al  to  G  Lindsay  $850 

Herron's  sob,  It  3  b  2,  30  38  14  Apr  24,'90, 

J  Erlander  to  C  S  Terry  $350 

High  Ridge,  Rairston  &  K's  add.  It  15 

Sept  9,  J  Bairtons  to  0  Rauss  $550 

Bintze's  sub.  It  48  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  3  89 

13  Sept  7,  J  S  Clark  to  T  J  Coan. . .  $450 
Hull's  sob,  ond  %  of  It  37,  4  39  14  Sept  2, 

A  J  Swanson  to  F  E  Swansun  $600 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add.  It  26  Sept 

17,  J  Engels  to  P  Engels  $1,000 

Eedzie's  sob,  It  110  sob  Its  7  to  14  s  w  qr 
23  39  13  Aog  22,  H  Bronton  et  al  to  J 

Kehres  $650 

Kelwyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add.  It  17  b  23  Sept 

II,  L  Worthington  to  M  E  Foamer..$v21 
Kennedy's  resub.  Its  45  and  46  b  16  e  hf  s 

e  qr  28  40  13  Sept  17,  T  J  Rice  to  O  A 

Benson  et  al   $8 

Larmon's  sub.  It  10,  b  3  C  T  sub,  33  39  14 
Sept  16,  H  Franzinsky  to  B  a  Franzin- 

sky  $850 

Lee's  sob.  It  30  b  12,  20  38  14  June  17,'90, 

R  S  Cox  Jr  to  P  Streflf  $450 

Lill  &  D's  sub,  w  hf  It  6  sub  s  173  ft  e  483 
ft  b  4  B  w  qr  n  w  qr  29  40  14  Sept  18,  C 

Labahn  to  C  Marondi  $800 

Lorton's  sub,  It  37  resub  of  pts  of  Its  6 
and  6,  1  38  13  ^lept  14,  0  Stadts  to  C 

Dassel  $5£0 

Lt  29  b  2  sob  8  hf  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  3  39  13 
Aug  19,  N  E  Gleason  to  K  Klemmetson 

 $500 

Lt  22  ex  8  17  ft  thereof,  b  13  sub  s  e  qr  35 
40  13  Sept  6,  Ills  T  &  8  Bank  to  M 

Heldmann  $420 

Lt  40  subblk  2  subblk  3  sub  s  w  qr  26  39 

13  Aug  20,  J  N  Vance  to  A  Kilibera. $450 
Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sob.  It  47  b  3 
Aog  20,  W  E  Hatterman  to  W  Donan- 

ski  $350 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  sob. 
It  37  b  6  Sept  1,  M  Higgins  to  M  floth- 

mann  |900 

Munson's  add.  It  38  b  4  Ang  28,  M  J  Mills 

to  J  S  Moore  $700 

Naslund's  add.  It  19,  18  40  14  Sept  16,  8 

Brown  Jr  to  H  A  Ritter  $800 

Norwood  Pk,  Its  1  and  2  b  13  Aug  16,0  E 

Do  Four  to  L  F  Childs  $1,200 

Norwood  Pk,  Us  3  and  4  b  13  Aug  16,  J 

W  Dn  Four  to  Same  $1,200 

O'Brien's  sub.  It  3  b  17  s  w  qr  34  40  13 

July  30,  G  H  O'Brien  to  J  McGinn.. $660 
Ogden's  sob.  It  9  and  e  hf  It  IC  sob  of  s 
182  ft  Its  3  and  4  b  3,  18  40  14  Sept  16, 
C  L  Simon  to  H  O  Schomackels . . . .  $825 
Orvis'  sob,  It  33  b  7,  7  38  14  Joly  12  E  A 

Casey  to  M  E  Caswell  $600 

Pennock,  Grant  &  K's  add.  It  10  b  8  Joly 

29,  0  M  Bode  to  A  Gent  $600 

Phare'a  resub  of  2nd  sub.  It  71  w  hf  n  e 
qr  1  38  13  Feb  24,'90,  W  D  Cooper  to 

^  Lillis  $500 

Prov  Hum  Assn  sob,  It  40  b  1,  9  38  14 
July  26,  G  W  A  Smith  et  al  to  E  H 
Reed    1600 


0 


Pullman,  Fallis  &  Q's  add,  Its  36  and  37  b 
7  Sept  2,  B  Gano  et  al  to  W  Boettcher 

 $950 

Pnllman,  Ist  add,  It  33  sobblk  2  Aug  1,  J 

L  Lombard  to  A  A  Eckberg  $500 

Pallman,  Gano's  add,  s  25  ft  It  31  b  4 

Sept  9,  0  M  Camp  to  J  A  Boand . . .  $1,500 
Pullman,    Wiersema's  add.  Its  3  and  4 
Jane  25,'90,  F  Wiersema  to  L  Van  der 

Belt  $800 

Race's  sob.  It  16  b  2,  23  40  13  Sept  4  L  E 

Orandall  to  S  D  Jenkin  $600 

Race's  sob.  It  16  b  2  same;  Sept  4,  Same 

to  J  A  Ketring  $600 

Ravenswood,  Cnyler  add,  It  4  b  1  Apr  23, 

H  M  Hubbard  to  O  Z  Olson  $700 

Ravenswood,  Lutz  Pk  add.  It  8  b  2  Sept 

10,  A  Henderson  et  al  to  R  K  Saurer.f  7C0 
Roger's  Pk,  It  5  b  6  Sept  4,  J  F  Cleveland 

to  A  E  Knight  $900 

Rood  Jr's  6ub,  It  9  b  3,  19  40  14  June  26, 

'93,  J  Rood  Jr  to  S  P  Johnson  $760 

Rood  Jr's  sob.  It  27  b  1  bs  17  and  20,  19 
40  14  Joly  30,'91,  J  Rood  Jr  to  J  Qrabo 

 $600 

Rodolph's  sob.  It  349,  bs  6  and  7  Ogden's 
sub  18  40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph  to  P 

Haertel  $900 

Schleainger's  sub,  It  45  b  1,  6  38  14  Sept 

4,  J  J  Sohlesinger  to  G  Popik  $600 

Sheffield's  add,  It  70  b  39  Ang  20,  G  W 

Cass  to  E  E  Kuntz  $825 

Sheldon  Bgts,  It  46  b  2  Joly  18,'92,  8  M 

Jarvis  et  al  to  B  Sharp  $765 

Shephard's  sob,  n  hf  It  18  b  4,  bs  4  and  7 
Montrose;  Sept  6,  N  V  Olds  to  J  Soeas 

 $360 

Sixty-third  st,  Commings  &  Co's  sub,  Its 
303  and  SOt,  ] 8  38  14  Sept  7,  E  T  Spoor 

to  FT  Avery  $700 

Smith's  eub.  It  36  b  12  s  w  qr  36  39  13  — , 

J  Donnersberger  to  J  O'Neil  $700 

Sooth  Ch'go,  Hill's  add,  It  27  b  46  June 

14,  J  MoOiibe  to  T  Wegryn  $550 

Sooth  Lynne,  It  32  b  57  Sept  16,  H  Mc- 

Neroey  to  E  MoNerney  $200 

Stenfeland's  sob.  It  8  b  1,  13  40  13  Sept  12, 

P  O  Stensland  to  0  L  Christiansen .  .$7C0 
Stensland's  sub.  It  15  b  1  same;  Sept  9, 

Same  to  0  Olsen  $500 

Sutoliflf's  anb.  It  71  w  hf  16  37   14  Aug  7, 

E  F  Braren  to  F  Bergman  $600 

Sotcliff's  sub.  It  72  same;  Aog  7,  Sams  to 

Same  $800 

Trowbridge  &  S's  sob,  It  21  b  2  s  e  qr  26 
38  14  Sept  10,  J  Dutwall  to  0  A  filon- 

gnist  $600 

Twelfth  st  Land  Assn  sub.  It  18  b  9,  15  39 

13  Aug  19,  F  T  Murphy  to  P  Moore.  $650 
Van  ochaack  &  B's  sub.  It  60  b  1,  2  39  13 
Sept   — ,    Continental   Natl   Bank  of 

of  Ch'go  to  M  Anderson  $950 

Vincennes  av,  Ohidester's  add.  It  14  b  1 

Sept  12.  P  Blaier  to  D  0  Butts  $527 

Wain's  add.  It  43  Aug  26,  F  Mejzlik  to  A 

Sarrda  $350 

Watson's  sub,  s  9.6  ft  It  41  Watson  T  & 
D  sob  8  39  14  Sept  14,  0  G  H  Anderson 

to  H  Stewart  $4C0 

Webster's  sub.  Its  13  and  14  of  eob  of  n 
%ofb  8,  34  38  14  Sept  16,  Mast  in 

Chy  to  Lot  Owners  L  &  B  Assn  $771 

West  Pullman,  It  30  b  21  July  29,  A  T  & 

8  Bank  to  J  M  Beney  $700 

Zearing  Q  &  Oo's  sob,  It  6  b  1,  1  37  14  Jan 
25,  M  0  Campbell  to  E  M  Patter8on.$400 

tSUBUBBAW  WAKBASiTY  DBKD8. 

BIiOOlU. 

Columbia  Hgis,  Keeney's  Ist  add,  U  28  b  28  sept  9, 

N  J  Sntberland  to  F  Master  |200 

Oolnmbia  Hjjte,  same  adJ,  It  14  b  7  sept  13,    A  F 

Keeney  to  0  H  Reynolds  $260 

Oh'tfo  Hgts,  and  hf  Int  It  28  b  3  sept  12,  Est  J  £ 

MoElroy  to  R  L  MoElroy  $1000 

Oh'gi  Hgts.  It  31  b  179  sept  7,  W  H  Hart  to  J  L 

Hayes  iggo 

De  Forreit's  sab,  Its  1  to  3  b  2  and  o  p;  sept  7,  F  X 

Langlois  to  R  Elewert  $1600 

Oh'go  Bgts,  It  23  b  61  nsay  16,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  E 

E  Sheirley  $250 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  3  b  187  aog  17,  Hame  to  H  F  Douo- 

 $600 

Oolambia  Hgt»,  Keeney's  let  add,  It  1  b  9  sept  16, 
0  Daenzer  to  F  Boysen  $joo 

OALDMET. 

Blue  Isid,  8  23^  ft  of  It  4  b  17  sept  M,  0  Rinken- 
berger  to  F  Kreinbrink  $<600 


OIGBBO. 

Flemings  &  S's  sab.  Its  61  and  62  b  16,  bs  1  and  16 

La  Vergne;  ang  5,  R  Long  to  8  Parlln  $3000 

Erwln's  §ub.  It  66,  s  1466H  ft  8  39  13  sept  7,  0  Anw 

to  H  E  Brown  11500 

Morton  Pk,  Hawthorne  Ld  and  Imp  Oo's  add.  It  31 
b  15  sept  2.  W  W  Weare  to  K  M  Arnold  $600 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AUD  BUrLi)ING  JOTJB^AL 


•npptember  188 


EroWD'8  Buh,  nnd  qr  pt  It  16  n  hf  b  23,  17  39  13  aug 

30,  Q  L  Peet  et  alto  F  N  Peet  *838 

Oak  Pk,  Dray'8  3rd  al'1,U8  5  and  6  b  1  jaue  »,J  Bex- 
ton  to  W  H  Allen  *1100 

Madison  9t  add,  Merchant's  add.  It  13  b  2  — ,  Q  M 

Eugel  to  K  Ensel  1600 

Mandell'8  8nb.  It  9, 16  39  13  sept  11,  W  V  Qhislin  to 

M  Heron  *650 

Morton  Pk,  Honseholder's  add,  Its  2  to  7  b  2  may 

1,  E  H  Prince  to  H  W  Dietrich  iMiO 

Kidgelaud,  pt  of  It  8  b  43  8ept  14,  S  L  Blackstooe  to 

M  L  Doty  H700 

Highland,  It  276,  may  16,'91,  S  Kerr  to  M  Passadel- 

li  $COU 

Bldgeland,  Its  16  and  17  and  n  lu  ft  It  22  b  43  eept 

14,  H  H  Fulton  to  W  E  blajkstone  t3800 

Berwyn,  Us  ^^  and  48  b  3  ang  1,  H  D  Jndson  to  J  T 

Wi  son   $1500 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Us  19  and  20  b  3  sept  7, 

J  E  Bngbee  to  M  M  Utley   13500 

Mortou  Pk,  It  16  eub  of  bs  13  and  14  sept  13,  P  Jun- 

gers  to  J  B  Mondblnch    $350 

2ind  et  blvd  sub,  It  2K  b  2  and  It  44  b  6,  29  39  13  jaly 

12.  E  P  Bice  to  J  J  Eisenberger  $765 

Waller'8  sub.  Its  43  to  46  b  t,  8  e  qr  8  39  13  sept  7, 

8  H  Woodbnry  to  F  Brenan  $10,500 

Swigert's  sub.  It  41  b  12,  It  5  8  of  K  R  eub  18  39  13 

sept  2i','91,  L  B  Seymour  to  &  W  Leminon  $600 

Willer'8  sab,  It  5  b  5  s  e  qr  8  39  13  juiy    2».'94  J 

Carroll  to  D  J  O'Connor  $1800 

Berwyn,  U  19  b  19  sept  16,  0  P  Tillman  to  S  V 
Flood  $50C0 

EVANSTON. 

EMDston,  Adam's  &  B's  sdd.  It  13  b  2  sept  11,  A  H 
Andrews  to  J  M  Billow  $30UC 

8  EvAnstou,  Toney'8  add,  Its  25  and  26  b  1  nov  14, 
C  0  Fricke  to  J  E  Kroll    $475 

E^instou,  Union  add,  118  19  20  23  acd  24  b  1  and  o 
p;  ang  19,  E  A  Qoodenow  to  G  D  Crocker  et  al 
 $18,000 

Osborn  &  S's  sub,  Ita  6  and  6  b  1,  19  41  14  sept  13,  J 
B  Thomas  to  D  H  Hammer  $300 

N  Evanston,  Brown  &  O's  add.  Its  5  and  6  b  1  aug 
21  G  Anderson  to  0  J  Hermanson   $600 

Thayer  &  C's  snb.  It  3  b  1  of  Craven's  resub  b  1  etc 
GraQl'&  J'e  add  to  Evanston;  sept  12,  W  H  Mey- 
ers to  H  H  Gage   $18ii4 

Evan%ton,  White's  add.  It  21  and  s  hf  It  22  b  6  aug 

19,  T  O  O 5b Drue  to  O  Ross  '.  $6730 

LYONS. 

Oartis'  snb.  It  'i 7,  b§  1  and  8  Nickerson's  eub  e  hf  6 
38  13  ang  23,  Boyal  Trust  Co  to  G  B  Haegan..  .$625 

Curtis'  sub," It  1S7,  bs  7  and  8  Nickerson's  sub,  6  S8 
13  sept  17,  M  J  Bradshene  to  A  Hofcer  $500 

W  Grossdale,  Its  ;19  and  4u  b  25  sept  10,  8  E  Gross 
to  J  Lane  $700 

Eyans'  add.  Its  13  and  15  of  b  15  Lay's  add  to  West- 
ern Sprg3,  6  38  12  sept  16,  L  K  D  Unjer  to  W  P 
Verety  $1250 

MAINE. 

Batler&  S's  sub,  Ite  11  and  12  n  e  qr  35  41  12  aug 

20,  J  H  Bntler  to  G  Wsncenwetsch  $1800 

Park  Ridge,  Hodge's  add,  n  50  ft  It  14  b  9  sept  12, 

E  F  Dakin  to  T  F  Woody  $4000 

Edieon  Pk,  It  28  b  34  aug  16,  J  B  Butler  to  M  Bra- 

dleh  et  el  $600 

Edison  Pk,  It  11  b  12  sept  12,  M  B  Zaetell  to  Q  P 

Vance  $300 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Winnetke,  Peck's  add,  s  e  qr  b  51  sept  12,  Mast  In 

Chy  to  D  0  Stcckwell  $1912 

Borufi's  sub.  Its  1  to  4  If  8,  1  42  12  aug  19,  D  0  Bo- 
ruff  to  0  3  Hugefford  $1600 

Wilmette,  Mnna  &  P's  add.  It  5  b  1  £eb  6, '79,  W  H 

Freenjan  to  J  H  Duncan  $300 

Wilmette,  same  pp'y;  sept  12,  J  H  Duncan  to  O  A 

Weage    $300 

Wilmette,  Munn  &  P's  add.  It  5  b  1  jan  29,  G  W 

Hayes  to  W  H  Freem  $300 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mutual  Laud  Assu  8ub,  It  8  b 

8  eept  4,R  Klostermann  to  E  J  gchaad   $1200 

Glsnooe,  Hartwell'd  add,  Itsl  and  2  w  hf  It  3  b  2  and 

o  p;  aug  21,  8  Meaney  to  W  Goebbels  $600 

Wilmette,  Straobe's  add.  Us  18  and  J9  b  3  sept  16, 

G  Phillips  to  R  H  Qilleepie  $5tO 

Wionetki,  Garland  add.   Its  7  8  and  9  b  2  and  o  p; 

aug  17,  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  H  Garland  $10,161 

Wilmette,  Paul's  div.  Us  19  and  2U  b  3  jaly  25,  0  L 

Wolter  to  L  Warkentien  $t:OC 

Wilmette,  same  div,  Its  17  and  18  b  3  ja  y  26,  F  H 

Wolter  to  8ame  $560 

Wilmette,  Dlngee's  resab,  w  hf  It  19  b  26  ang  6,  A 

Ntttleton  to  M  A  King  $5500 

Winne  ka,.Top8on  &  Osgood's  sub,  und  hf  It  4  b  6 

sept  18.  J  I  Pearce  Jr  to  M  E  Davis  $250 

Winnetka,  same  sub.  It  4  b  6  eept  6,  E  W  Oegood  to 

J  I  Pearce  Jr  $500 

OBLAND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  28  and  29  b  30  sept  9,  F  N  Qrelez 

to  C  Berger  $450 

Alpine  Hgts,  Us  38  and  39  b  25  sept  7,  Title  Guar  k 


T  Co  to  A  Grauzin   $400 

Alpine  Hgts.  It  40  b  14  ang  20,'94,  Same  to  E  L 

Keane    $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  16  b  19,  20  36  12  sept  7,  Title  Q  &  T 

Co  to  C  Probst  ,  $200 

PBOYISO. 

Grossdale,  Grose'  let  add,  It  26  b  47  sept  5,'92,  S  E 
Gross  to  F  8  Nelson  $275 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Its  8  to  10  b  61  july  S, 
Same  to  J  R  Stewart  et  al  $350 

Maywood,  Smith's  add.  Us  12  13  and  o  p,  b  14  ang 

14,  Continental  B  &  L  Asun  to  N  L  Clement.  ..$3475 
Broadview,  It  185  mch  4,  E  A  Cummings  to  J  J 

Hays  1615 

Maywood,  It  10  and  8  12.6  ft  It  9  b  8)  aug  28,   A  K 

Martin  to  M  J  Hilton  $2200 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  48,  sept  10, 

JN  McMullin  to  E  J  Cloyd  $600 

Groeedale,  same  ppty;  B  N  Oloyd  to  J  N  McMu'.lin 

 $600 

Elver  Forest,  Edgewater  Pk  add.  Its  92  and  93  i  n? 

19,  W  F  Benton  to  G  M  Fadner  $2000 

C  rossdaIe,lt  32  b  29  sept  12,T  Gallagher  to  M  Gal- 
lagher $600 

Grossdale,  same  ppty;  sept  12,  P  Gallagher  to  T 

Gallagher  $6oO 

Ludlow  &  W'8  ssb.  Its  14  to  17,  b  14  Smith's  add  to 

Maywood;  eept  17,  H  J  Eads  to  W  C  Hickox..  $1200 
Maywood,  Froviso  Ld  Assn  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  4 

sept  12,  Proviso  Ld  Assn  to  J  W  Turner   $2122 

Melrose,  Us  17  and  18  b  183  jane  6,'94,  8  M  Bloss  et 

al  to  J  A  Walqnlst  $9C0 

Maywood,  Its  12  to  15  b  65  aug  30,  H  F  Nichols  t  >  J 

Knaus  $3000 

Maywood,  It  20  b  148  sept  16,  Maywood  Co  t)  8  A 

Schleh  $360 

Grossdale,  It  54  b  7  jane  22,  G   Johnson  to  E  C 

.Johnson  $230 

THOBNTON. 

Hai  vey.  It  13  b  73  f  ept  6,  Mast  in  C  to  M  K  Yonng 
   $1377 

Haivey,  It  14  and  s  hf  It  13  sept  6,  Same  to  Same 
  $2290 

N  Harvey,  Its  1  and  2  b  16  sept  14,  C  Morgan  to  A 
Fonnero   $65ii 

Harvey  Res  sub.  Us  1  to  6  and  44  b  11,  18  36  14  ang 

15,  F  R  Utley  to  E  W  Wood  $1060 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  It  6  b  "A";  july  17,  F  J 

Pond  to  O  P  TillOian  $16(  0 

8  Harvey,  It  6  b  16  eept  14,  J  A  Ayer  to  0  J  Vopicka 

 $575 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  23  b  1  sept  3,  M  M  Brown 

to  W  Witt  $450 

Lt  1  eub  It  2  that  pt  n  hf  a  e  qr  17  86  15  e  of  B  R 

sept  9,  Harvey  Ld  Assn  to  Davis  and  Baukln 

Bldgand  Mfg  Co  $50,0  0 

Harvey,  Acadsmy  add.  It  6  b  "A",  9  35  14  sept  16, 

C  P  Tillmann  to  8  V  Flood   $2000 

S  Lawc,  s  23.65  ft  )t  2  and  n  26.45  ft  It  3  b  17  eept  9, 

D  C  Gales  to  H  0  Swift  $1000 

8  Lawn,  same  ppty;  sept  13,  H  0  gwift  to  H  A  Swift 

 $120() 

WOBTH. 

Wash  agts.  Homestead  add.  Its  2  to  26  b  8  apr  30, 
G  C  Whipple  to  G  Wallen   $16,(  00 

Blue  Isld,  Jernberg's  add.  Its  10  and  1'  b  3  eept  6, 
O  Behl  to  N  F  Bailey  1800 

Young's  sub.  It  9  n  I,  25  37  13  ang  28,  0  8  Young  to 
to  P  W  Fitzgerald  t600 

Oak  Lawn,  It  8  b  6  sept  16,  D  W  Norton  to  P  W 
Donahue  $120 1 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  10  b  3  sept  10,  O  Vallentiue  to 
J  SelllDger  $400 

Western  Sprge,  Its  21  to  23  b  17,  6  38  12  aug  29,  J  P 
Price  to  A  Jackson  $3000 

Blue  leld,  Jernberg's  add.  It  45  b  16  eept  3,  A  Lid- 
sell  to  J  Weber  $20o 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  It  3  b  1  ang  20,  8  M  Millard  to  0 
O  John  on  $400 

BBEMEN. 

Clairmont,  Smith  A  Co's  Ist  add.  It  622  b  13  sept  13, 

8  E  Barren  to  E  Dufresne   .$225 

LEYDEN. 

P>'>rt  s  e  cor  20  40  12  coutaining  13  acres;  sept  6,  0 
E  Krnger  t->  H  Freie  $4050 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add,  lis  39  to  43  b  62  sept  8,  J  B 
TrentOB  to  A  R  Trenton  $15(  0 

Ellsworth,  Us  19  and  20  b  4  aug  10,'94,  Trustees 
Ellf-wjrth  Ld  Assn  to  U  IVI  Johnson  $300 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  add.  Us  1  to  8  b  6  and  o  p;  jan  14, 
M  blunenberg  to  L  Desenberg  etal  $6000 

Rlverview,  Deifendorf's  add.  Us  31  to  36  b  4  and  o 
p;  sept  9,  H  P  Gingrich  to  J  H  Rice  $3900 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  16  b  9,  9  40  la  jaly  24,  F  J  Fadner 
to  8  M  Theilman  $450 

Fairview  Hgts,  same;  aug  31,  D  M  Theilman  to  G 
Rindell  $450 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  15  b  9,  9  40  12  jaly  24,  F  J  Fad- 
ner to  D  M  Thie'man  J35  1 

Fairview  Hgts,  same;  aug  81,  D  M  Thielman  to  G 
Bindell  $360 


Franklin  Pk,  Us  22  and  23  b  IB.  27  10  12  may  1,'94, 
P  C  King  to  L  Franklin....  $500 

PALO8. 

Palos  Highlands,  Monthau's  sub.  Its  7  to  11  b  12 
july  24,  L  Sadler  to  A  Elpheck   $800 

NILE3. 

Morton  Grove,  It  12  b  1  june  22,'93,  B  F  Jacobs  to 
F  Jeske  $175 

PALATINE" 

Palatine  sub  by  Woods,  It  3  of  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  15  42 
10  eept  2,  H  LuerssMi  to  W  E  Sobering  $2500 

LEMONI. 

Jasnagora,  It  66  aug  9,  M  Meuleckl  to  P  Maday.$10 
WHEEIilNO. 

Und  1-5  e  hf  n  6  qr  and  w  hf  n  e  qr  e  hf  e  hf  n  w  qr 
28  42  11  sept  6,  R  N  Millard  to  W  K  Millard  et  al 
  $3000 

TKVST  UEKUM  A IV  l>  J!10KT<i}AU£:t». 

Including  Balldlns  and  Loan  Societies. 
Aner  J  B  to  J  Staab  sept  10,  It  1  and  pt  2 

b  70  Russell  M  &  R  add  5y  6^  . . . .  $l(i,'.00 
Andrews  W  H  to  M  Qreiham  Jaly  13,  it  9 

b  1  It  1  b  2  and  It  1  b  6  eto  Oailmette 

Res  3y  6^   |3000 

Anderson  D  A  to  A  Van  Bnren  Aug  3,  It 

12  and  pt  11  b  9,  21  38  U,  5y  o^..«|8000 
Allen  Q  to  J  Stern  Aug  19,  It  3  b  15  W 

Pullman.  —  11700 

Beoker  H  J  to  O  L  Sohaar  Ang  28,  pt  w 

hf  b  3,  10  38  14,  5y   $3500 

Bartlett  3  H  to  H  P  Whipple  sept  2,  It 

58  b  44,  7  39  13,  2y  6^  "....$1500 

Berndt  E  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  9,  It  26  b 

4,  n  e  qr  24  39  13,  7%  |2C00 

Borkenhagen  A  to  M  E  Greenebaum  Aug 

31,  It  73  b  49,  17  39  14,  3y  6%  |1200 

Bowen  J  J  to  G  D  Pease  sept  9,  It  2  b  3 

Bayard  &  P  add  fiy  6%  |3500 

Brasch  0  A  to  H  G  Zander  sept  12,  It  48 

b  4  b  16,  19  40  14.  3y  7%  $2000 

Beoker  M  to  Ohgo  T  &  T  Co  sept  11,  It  18 

b  10  Gross  North  add  3y  7^  $1700 

Benz  P  to  H  Felsenthal  sept  10,  It  12  b  2, 

18  39  14,  6m  6^  $5000 

Brown  S  G  to  J  W  Gary  sept  10,  pt  It  4  b 

20,  29  40  14,  5y  5%%  $6000 

Baker  E  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  5,  It  13 

b  20,  10  39  13,  5y  6%  ,  . .  $2500 

Barliok  K  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  12,  pt  It 

55  b  2  b  13  Sheff  add  by  e%  $  J5()0 

Blum  L  J  to  E  Wynn  sept  12,  Us  5  to  9 

eto  b  1  and  op  I2  39  13,  6%   $3250 

Brower  L  E  to  Kngiueers  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

13,  It  26  b  18,  5  37  14  $1800 

Barnetl  I  B  to  A  Peterson  sept  5,  Jt  16  b 

2  b  5,  33  39  14, 3p  7?   $1000 

Borg  A  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  10,  It 

Bontlev's  sub  25  40  13,  5y  ....$1000 
Bartlett  0  T  to  E  S  Kimball  Aug  21,  pt  It 

10  and  11  b  19  Evanston  3y  6^... $10,000 
Bowman  M  to  D  Qaigg  sept  2,  It  1  and  pt 

2  b  2  eto  8  38  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Batterman  J  to  J  B  Foulke  sept  10,  pt  It 

63  b  49,  17  39  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Baker  R  M  to  J  C  Jintohins  sept  11,  pt  It 

H  b  3,  2  38  14,  r.y  6^  $10,000 

Buoklen  H  E  to  J  W  Gary  sept  17,  It  1  ex 

w  15  ft  b  17  frl  15  add,  5y  6y  $75,000 

Bnrket  F  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  16, 

pt  It  16  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Bissinger  B  to  J  B  Knight  sept  6,  Its  1  to 

4  and  pt  5  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $15,0  10 

Brooks  N  N  to  20th  Century  L  &  B  Assn 

eept  4,   It  22  and  pt  23   b  2,  Brookline 

   $330!) 

Bolkow  0  F  to  C  F  Sohnmaoher  Jr  sept 

10,  It  47  b  55,  19  39  14,  8%  $3000 

Bell  M  0  to  S  Beers  Ang  1,  It  24  b  1  b  19, 

31  39  14,  5y  0%  $2500 

Brendt  0  to  P  F  Knefel  sept  10,  It  8  It  36 

etc  11  39  13,  ly  7«  p  m  $1000 

Calais  S  L  to  WD  Morton  sept  2,  It  23 

b  3  Orig  Irving  Pk  5y  7%  $3500 

Cook  H  B  to  E  B  Haase  sept  10,  It  6  b  24 

12  39  13,  4y  6^  $4500 

Coats  C  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  13,  It 

6  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  6%  $1300 

Cossmann  M  F  Spohr  sept  10,   It  22  b  1 

Uhlioh  &  M  add  ly  G%   $1700 

Colvin  J  H  to  S  R  Foulke  sept  10,  pt  Its 

7  8  and  9  b  1,  15  38  14,  5y  5}^% ....  $4375 
Cook  A  to  Chi  T  &  T  Co  sept  14,  It  2  It  15 

b  6,  34  33  14,  3y  6^   $2500 

Corrigan  P  J  to  ME  Greenebaum  sept 

10,  It  49  It  7,  23  49  13,  5y  6}4%  $2000 

Cornelius  J  J  to  A  E  Kester  sept  16,  It  34 

b  1,  21  38  14,  6^  $2000 

Corooran  A  J  to  M  B  Greenebaum  Aug 

15,  It  13  b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  6^/^%  $12C0 

Oooney  M  to  U  H  Rose  sept  7,  It  53  b  1, 

32  39  14,  7%  $1000 


Collins  A  F  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  sept  13,  pt 

It  21  and  22  b  5,  11  38  14,  2y  5y  $3500 

Ceperly  0  H  to  J  A  Nichols  eept  1,  Us  33 

and  34  b  38  Rogers  Pk  Ey  7%  $3C00 

Carroll  M  E  to  J  R  Lindgren  sept  12,  It 

Sheridan  L  sub  5y  6%  $5000 

Christeusen  O  L  to  Prosperity  LAB  Assn 

sept  12,  It  8  b  1,  13  40  13,  5  1-5%. .  .$2700 
Corooran  M  to  J  P  Wilson  sept  11,  s  hf  It 

12  b  19  Duncan's  add  5y  6%  $5000 

Commons  R  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  6,  It  20 

and  21  b  1,  26  4')  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Chamberlin  H  G  to  W  M  Clancy  sept  13 

Its  24  to  27  b  1  eto  Baxters  snb  Ouil- 

mette  Res  2y  &%  $1900 

Connell  M  A  to  R  Z  Herriok  sept  10,  It  11 

b  7,  3  38  14,  6 J  R%  !|47,io 

Caproni  B  to  F  8  Winston  sep'  5,  w  hf  It 

14  b  6  8  8  add  3y  6^   $2000 

Cusack  T  to  Northern  Trust  Co  Ang  15, 

Its  48  49  and  50  b  5  Sampson  &  G  add 

3y  ^%  |50i0 

Dymond  0  E  to  T  P  Randall  sept  12,  It  18 

and  19  b  7,  18  and  17  40  14,  5y  6%.. $6500 
Da'/y  T  to  L  0  Knhnert  sept  6,  It  37  b  43, 

17  39  14,  5y  6«  $4000 

Davy  T  to  L  C  Knhnert  sept  6,  It  37  b  43, 

17  39  14,  2y  6%  $2000 

Dymond  E  B  to  M  Periam  July  8,  It  1  b 

2,  17  40  14,  3y  6^  $3,500 

Dewey  M  to  Title  G  &  T  Co  sept  17,  It  3 

b  12,  14  38  14,  3y  e%  |'.000 

Deacon  B  to  A  B  Mead  sept  14,  It  7  b  1, 

29  39  14,  3y  6%.  $2000 

Dietrich  U  W  to  D  M  Hillis  Mar  11.  Its  2 

to  7  b  2,  28  39  13.  5y  6%  '..$1470 

Danohy  Iron  Works  to  Northn  T  Co  sept 

5,  It  6  and  pt  5  b  11  Newberry  add  5y 

5%%  $30,000 

Davis  B  M  to  A  Peterson  July  25,  w  hMt 

29  Wadsworth's  add  5y  6^  $3500 

Dorsey  H  A  to  B  Lathrop  sept  11,  It  124 

Sheridan  D  add  6y  6%  $3200 

Eaaton  0  L  to  J  Vau  Siolan  sept  5,  n  hf 

s  e  qr  9  37  12,  ly  6%  $3500 

Ergang  A  to  Public  S  L  &  B  Assn  eept  10 

It  1  atid  2  b  5,  31  37  15,  6^  $5500 

Eseman  G  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  sept  9,  Its  14 

and  15  b  16  La3range  5y  6«  $3300 

Engborg  E  to  Peterson  sept  6,  It  32  Gross 

5th  Humboldt  Pk  adk  3y  6^%  $1000 

Evans  0  D  to  W  Madlnng  sept  12,  It  6  b 

7,  28  38  14,  6^    $1500 

Fleming  W  F  to  S  Viehle  sept  16,  It  15  b 

2,  15  39  13,  lOy  7%   $10  0 

Foster  C  0  to  A  Peterson  sept  5,  Its  1  2 

and  3  It  7  and  8  b  2,  3  38  14,  5y  5^% 

 $6600 

Fornh  R  to  C  H  Fleischer  sept  9,  It  3  b  1, 

32  39  14,  fiy  6^  $4500 

Fleming  B  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  sept  2, 

It  24  b  3,  15  39  13,  7%...  $5300 

Fnrner  E  to  Ogden  B  &  I.1  Assn  sept  6,  pt 

b  1,  15  39  13,  6«  $4800 

Foley  P  to  R  Hart  sept  15,  It  9  b  6,  15  39 

1 3,  5y  6^  $3800 

Fisher  E  G  to  B  G  Mason  sept  10,  It  3  It 

39  elc  b  24,  12  39  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Frink  W  lo  G  A  Rose  sept  10,  It  13  b  15, 

36  39  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Frin<  W  to  same  sept  10,  It  14  b  15,  same 

5y  7^   ...$10C0 

Frick  W  to  same  sept  10,  It  16  b  15  same, 

5y  7!8  $1000 

Frink  W  to  same  sept  10,  It  16  b  15  same 

5y  7^   $1000 

Fanella  D  to  F  L  Salisbury  sept  9,  It  23  b 

21,  18  39  U,  5y  7%  $8600 

Freese  J  D  to  P  O  Stensland  sept  3,  Its  4 

to  10  b  2,  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Qlanz  L  to  H  E  Hurlbut  July  24,  pt  It  23 

b  B  Wrightwood  5y  6^  $8000 

Grussiag  G  H  to  D  L  Zook  Aug  17,  pt  It 

17  Us  2  to  4  etc  14  39  13,  5y  6%. . .  $lo,500 
Gonn  W  O  to  J  Wright  sepii  14.  It  13  and 

12  It  7  eto  b  A,  34  39  14,  2y  6^. ...  $13,000 
Gobbins  W  P  to  MB  Greenebaum  Aug 

28,  It  1  and  pt  2  It  8,    18  39  14,   3y  ti% 

 ..$1200 

Goodwin  B  J  to  J  W  Knhlmann  sept  16,  It 

It  8  b  3,  33  39  14,  6%  $2500 

Groth  G  to  S  A  Walther  sept  14,  It  19  b  11 

30  40  14,  5y  6%   $1200 

Garcia  B  to  F  0  Hale   July  1,  U  18  b5 

Ashland  2d  add  3y  G%  $5000 

Gailey  M  L  to  School  Trs  39  13,  sept  14, 

It  20  and  21  b  2,  9  39  13,  7%  $2600 

Gent  A  to  Holland  B  &  L  Aesn  sept  13.  It 

41  and  42  b  .5,  35  40  13,  7^   $2100 

Greske  O  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  sept  13, 

It  36  b  39,  21  39  14,  8«  $1800 

Garramoni  M  to  H  B  Wick6rph<ir£i  sept 

10,  It  3  It  9  eto  b  75,  9  39  14,  5y  6^.  .$3200 
Grimes  A  L  to  P  B  Hoyt  sept  4,  It  3  b  15, 

Kenilworih  3y  7^  $2500 


S  eptember  21,  ise^ 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDINf^  JOURNAI/ 


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Garner  J  B  et  al  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  Ang  21, 
pt  It  8  all  It  9  and  pt  10  of  It  20  eto  8 

38  14  $10,000 

Guernsey  M  B  to  Ohi  T  &  T  Oo  sept  II, 

It  1  and  2  b  6  Bryant's  add  5y  7%. .  .$4000 
Qareis  0  W  M  to  G  J  Tatge  sept  9,  It  34 

b  6  Davis  So  add  3y  6^  |34C0 

Gordon  A.  K  to  U  T  Miller  Nov  1,  blks  5 

and  6,  6  37  13,  3y  6^  $7968 

Greenlee  E  0  to  F  Jorome  sept  14,  It  2  It 

6  b  10  Rookwell  add  6%  $2586 

Handvil  L  to  W  Kent  Aug  15,  Its  5t  and 

55  Ooltage  Grove  5y  6%  $9000 

Hofmann  G  A  to  H  Rabens  sept  10,  It  2 

Fursl's  add  3y  6%  $12,6('.0 

Hebbard  M  L  to  H  M  Qarliok  July  1,  pt 

It  5  b  5  Evanston  65  ds  6^  $  ^000 

Hoist  H  0  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  6,  b's  17  18 

and  20,  34  41  12,  /y  6^  $7500 

Hahn  J  to  R  Berger  sept  12,  It  44  b  1  eto 

29  40  14,  3y  62  ...  $1500 

Herbst  0  to  W  E  Hatterman  sept  10,  It  13 

b  1  Bradwell's  add  5y  6%%  $1660 

Hansen  F  S  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Oo  Ang  1, 

pt  It  3  b  4,  2  38  14,  5y  b%  $25,000 

Hues  A  M  to  R  Berger  aept  17,  It  11  b  7, 

30  40  14,  3j   $1000 

Harnstrom  8  to  J  G  Shortall  sept  17,  It 

20  It  B,  23  40  14,  4y   $20,000 

Hawkinson  P  J  to  R  Riedle  sept  13,  Its  1 

and  2  b  10,  28  39  14,  2y  6%   $1800 

Hansen  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  10,  pt 

It  5  b  5,  36  40  13,  3y  7^   $1600 

Hnrd  R  A  to  S  Poikey  sept  3,  It  39  b  3,  18 

40  14,  7^   $1200 

Holpaoh  A  to  M  Jenioek  sept  14,  It  77  to 

79  b  7,  20  39  14,  7^  $3000 

Higeirs  M  A  to  L  Baiid  sept  16,  It  72  b  1 

Sa'mpson  &  Q  add  4y  6^  $2000 

Haberstroh  E  to  J  Stern  sept  2,  It  10  and 

w  hf  It  9  b  38,  19  40  14  $1500 

Hnrney  F  J  to  W  H  Matthews  sept  10,  n 

hf  It  6  Roberts  snb  10  38  14,  3y  6%..%1800 
Hnghee  T  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  6,  pt  It  2 

It  4,  eto  Wadsworth  add  5y  6%  $3250 

Hierhol76r  K  to  Northern  T  Oo  sept  6,  pt 

It  8  and  9  !t  20,  15  38  14.  5y  6^  $2000 

Howtree  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  11, 

pt  It  5  b  7,  21  38  14,  5y  7?  $1500 

Hess  M  H  to  Equitable  T  Oo  sept  13,  pt 

It  80  e  pt  Ellis  add  5y  6^  $9000 

Hoar  M  to  W  Loeffler  sept  12,  It  40  b  2, 

33  39  14,  3y  0%  $2700 

Hankins  Q  V  to  Northern  Trnst  Oo  sept 

IB.  It  4  Its  1  to  8  b  9.3,  27  39  14  and  o  p 

lOy  5^%   $240,000 

Hoxham  G  H  to  A  B  Cody  sept  9,  It  38  b 

8  Donglas  Pk  add  5y  6%  '  $2000 

Hogan  N  A  to  H  0  Zattermeister  sept  10, 

s  hf  It  13  b  2,  33  .39  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Johnson  N  to  H  Hartman  A.ng  10,  It  49  b 

27,  12  39  13,  5y  7%  $2CO0 

Jefferson  G  to  J  Stern  sept  2,  It  4  b  19, 

28  37  14   $2003 

Jaflfrey  D  T  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  9,  It  4 

b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  6^   $5000 

Johnson  O  to  E  Johnson  sept  12,  w  hf  It 

8  b  19  Ogden'fl  add  5y  6^    $5074 

Johnson  O  to  E  Wynn  sept  9,  It  35  b  1,  1 

39  13,  5y  6%  15000 

Johnson  B  H  to  Royal  Trnst  Oo  sept  11, 

It  23  and  24  b  9,  4  38  l  i,  ly  6%   $1500 

Erioh  H  to  W  Loeb  sept  4,  11  11  and  13  b 

2,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Krioh  H  to  W  Loeb  sept  4,  It  2  b  2,  34  39 

14,  5y  6i?  $3000 

Krentzberger  F  to  0  L  Sohaar  sept  11,  It 

3  e  hf  It  4  b  23  S  Branch  add,  — . .  .$2000 
Kennedy  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  12,  It  22 

pt  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  4  38  12,  5y  7%  $1000 

Klatter  J  to  O  Knbin  sept  9,  It  128  b's  5 

to  7  eto  18  39  14  $1700 

Eilleen  J  to  T  F  Jndge  Ang  14,  It  32  and 

33  Garfield  blvd  add  $2600 

Klosowioz  J  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  13,  It 

31  b  2,  1  39  13,  5y  6^   $4000 

Kranepl  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  13,  It 

7  and  8  Wisner  snb  5  40  13,  4y  7^.. $1600 
Krienbrink  F  to  J  H  Weiss  sept  4,  It  23  s 

e  qr  25  37  13,  5y  6^  $70(0 

Kipkowski  J  to  E  Q  Foreman  sept  10,  It 

13  b  21,  6  39  14.  5y  ejg  $50CO 

Kaozmarek  V  to  W  Heinemann  sept  13,  It 

10  b  4  b  7,  33  39  14,  5y  6^   $2300 

Kennedy  A  to  R  Berger  sept  10,  It  35  b  3, 

eto  31  30  14,  65S  $1800 

Knopp  A  W  to  H  E  Mnehlke  sept  12,  It 

10  It  1  b  14.  29  40  14,  2y  6%  $3800 

Kimball  E  A  to  M  D  Matteson  sept  10,  It 

6  b  19,  29  40  14,  4y  6?   $3500 

Little  E  L  to  0  B  Bash  sept  10,  It  5  and 

pt  4  b  16  Bir3hwood  Beaoh  5y  7%...$2mO 
Laner  0  to  0  O  Sohnmaoher  sept  10,  It  31 

b  58,  19  39  14,  5y  $4000 

Lavario  F  to  O  O  Sohnmaoher  sept  10,  It 


15  b  7,  20  30  14,  3y  $1250 

Latham  B  A  to  J  8  Brown  sept  9,  Its  6 

and  7  b  2,  —  11  42  13,  2y  7%  $1550 

Landgraf  A  to  R  Herzog   sept  14,   It  26 

and  27  b  5  Clifford  add  3y  6^  .  $2000 

Lanokhardt  M  C  to  S  L  Boyoe  sept  12.  It 

17  b  2,  22  38  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Leiand  H  L  to  W  Heinemann  sept  12,  It 

17  b  21  Ravenswood  3y  7^  $2000 

Loren  J  to  L  Baird  sept  IP,  It  44  b  2,  31 

38  16.  5y  6%  $1600 

Ligare  E  F  to  8  R  Hurford  sept  17,  It  3  b 

I,  12  39  12,  3y  7%  $1000 

Leppers  N  8  to  A  Gate  Aug  26,  pt  It  39 

and  all  40  b  8,  13  39  13,  19y  B%  $5000 

Love  P  to  J  Frake  sept  14,  It  7  b  37,  So 

Chi  3y  7%   $1500 

Lefkovits  J  to  M  Kohn  Ang  19,  It  20  b  15 

etc  6  37  14,  5y  6%   $4800 

Larson  A  0  to  ME  Greenebanm  sept  3, 

It  17  b  7,  20  40  14,  6y  6^  $  

Llewellyn  J  O  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  6,  pt 

It  1  It  4  eto  Wadsworth  add  5y  6^ .  .$3250 
Lewis  A  O  to  0  A  Lewis  sept  10,  It  37  b  5 

1  39  13.  5y  7%  $1500 

Eofeber  I  Q  to  A  B  Barr   sept  10,  It  21 

Nash  et  al  snb  15  38  14,  7%  $4000 

Lyons  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  30, 

U  24  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  656  $3000 

Lyons  M  A  to  M  B  Greenebanm  Ang  30. 

It  23  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  6^  $3000 

Maynard  G  L  to  Amity  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

II,  pt  It  8  b  7,  21  38  14.  —  $4000 

Meister  0  A  to  E  Krant  May  8,  It  3  b  12, 

6  39  14,  —  $2000 

MoKey  T  F  to  F  B  Peabody  Ang  20,  pt  It 

38  to  44  b  4,  34  39  14,  5y  5}^%  $5500 

Moenriok  A  to  8  Mayer  Aug  26,  It  43  b  2, 

20  40  14,  e%  $1000 

Milsted  T  G  to  Northern  T  Oo  June  27,  It 

10  and  11  b  3  Nate  &  P  add  3y  6^.  .$2000 
MoCall  T  to  J  T  Richards  Ang  28,  It  17  b 

28  Kimbark's  add  ly  6^  $2500 

MoDermott  J  to  O  L  Sohaar  sept  11,  It  48 

b  5,  33  39  14.  5y  $2200 

MoHugh  W  P  to  E  0  Brown  sept  5,  Its  53 

and  54  Garfield  blvd  add  5y  6%  $3800 

Moody  A  M  to  0  T  &  Oo  Aug  31,  It  20  b  1 

Ravenswood  lOy  $7500 

Mansfield  J  E  to  ME  Greenebanm  sept 

10.  It  22  b  15,  11  39  13,  oj  7%  $1200 

Mimmaok  F  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept 

4,  It  81  Ganfiald  blvd  add  5y  6%  . . . .  $1700 
McPherran  FB&EHtoEG  Halle  sept 

14,  pt  It  1  It  35  and  36   Ellis  E  add  8% 

 $7000 

Moore  E  B  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  sept  l".  Its 

13  and  14  b  38,  10  39  12   $100t 

Manasse  N  to  F  Morgan  Ang  3,  pt  b  8, 11 

38  11,  2y  6^   .$3884 

McOormiok  M  J  to  Northern  T  Oo  sept  2. 

It  5  b  1,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Matthews  F  H  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  16,  It 

8  b  2,  11  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Miller  M  &  A  to  HO  Zattermeister  sept 

16,  It  27  b  2  b  30,  31  39  14.  2y  6^. .  .$1250 
Moore  R  0  to  R  Hart  sept  16,  Its  41  and 

42,  25  40  13,  5y  7%  $1100 

Mathews  F  L  to  Village  L  &  B  Aasn  sept 

Its  1  and  2  It  2,  22  42  13,  —  $5000 

Monaghan  L  A  to  M  Hill  sept  17,  Its  3  to 

6  b  3  etc  b  1,  32  38  14,  2y  65f  $1500 

Moore  J  S  to  N  Shore  B  &  L  Assn  sept  4, 

It  38  b  4  Munson  add  7!K  $2500 

Maronde  A  A  to  E  H  Fisbburn  sept  9,  It 

12  b  14  b  16,  19  40  14,  6%  $1296 

Monaghan  L  A  to  O  H  Waldo  sept  18,  Its 

28  rnd  29  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Melvelle  W  to  Obi  M  B  &  L  Assn  sept  11, 

It  12  and  13  b  7  Grossdale  7%  $1500 

Mortagh  B  to  F  Howard  Jily  28,  It  24  b 

3,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $14,000 

Mailer  A  to  A  Gatzert  sept  11,  n  hf  It  43 

Wadsworth  rdd  5y  6%  $4500 

Merritt  E  E  to  J  R  Bowes  Aug  19.  It  40 

Keiths  snb  If  39  13,  5y  6i^  $2000 

Masters  H  to  0  O  Sohnmaoher  sept  10.  It 

12  b  8  Grant's  add  5y  $2500 

Moore  R  O  to  R  Hart  sept  6,  It  37  and  n 

%  It  36  Meyer  &  S  snb  25  40  13,  5y  7% 

 $1200 

MoOown  J  W  to  F  W  Crosby  Aug  10,  s  It 

3  and  4  b  10,  28  39  14,  6y  6%  $13,500 

Miller  B  to  H  P  Kranz  sept  13,  It  9  b  6. 

Pitner  add  Evrnston  6y  7%  $1C00 

Maokie  R  D  to  P  Maher  sept  12,  It  28  b  2, 

12  39  13,  7%  $2700 

Nicholson  B  to  M  W  Kozminski  sept  16, 

Its  10  11  and  pt  9  b  4,  34  39  14,  5y  5}^% 

 $28,080 

Neill  K  A  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  14,  pt  It 

2  b  1,  16  38  14,  3y  7%  $1500 

Niermann  L  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  12,  It 

4  It  2  b  13,  13  39  i3,  2y  6%   $3100 

Nicholson  J  T  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  sept 


11,  pt  It  1  b  6  eto  Hyde  Pk  5y  6i. .  .$6000 
Nelson  0  to  H  T  Quinnell  Ang  26,  Its  8  9 

and  10  b  1,  35  38  14,  5y  6«  $6000 

Nelson  O  to  F  Heimann  sept  11,  It  67  b 

14  eto  29  40  14,  5y  7i  $25' 0 

Normoyle  N  to  E  Q  Foreman  sept  12,  s 

hf  It  23  b  3,  10  38  14,  3y  6^  $1700 

Nifnecher  M  to  L  0  Knhnert  sept  10,  It  6 

and  7  b  6  etc  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $5000 

Nifnecher  M  to  L  0  Knhnert  sept  10,  It  6 

and  7  b  6  eto  13  39  13,  5y  6%  $5000 

O'Donnell  to  N  H  Halden  sept  12,  It  1  b 

35  Sheff  add  5y  6%  $3500 

O'Connell  P  to  Northern  T  Oo  ,  Its  19 

and  20  b  5  b  4  Sheffield  add  5y  6^  .$8500 
Olsen  0  to  Prosperity  L  &  B  Assn  sept  9, 

It  15  b  1,  13  40  13,  5  1-5^  $1500 

O'Halloran  M  to  D  8  Place  sept  7,  It  44  b 

1,  15  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Orth  D  to  H  Felsenthal  sept  10,  It  2  b  1, 

17  38  14,  3y  6}4%  $2000 

Olson  H  L  to  W  F  Labeke  sept  13,  It  10  b 

4,  35  40  13,  5y  7%   $2000 

Overfield  E  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  17,  It 

29  b  5,  25  40  13,  5y  6%  $2400 

Oswald  L  to  J  Schmidt  sept  6,  Its  2  to  9  b 

2  Wallace's  add  Bloom  3y  6^  $2000 

Peters  H  G  to  0  F  Schumacher  Jr  sept  11 

It  22  b  12  Sampson  &  G  add  ly  6^.. $2500 
Peters  H  G  to  0  F  Sohnmaoher  J r  sept  11 

It  21  b  12  same  3y  6^  $4500 

Przybylinski  R  to  I  W  Buell  sept  5,  It  12 

b  3,  32  38  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Patterson  M  E  to  ME  Greenebanm  sept 

14,  It  38  b  2,  15  39  13,  ly  7%  $1000 

Persohiog  W  B  to  EG  Foreman  sept  16, 

pt  It  5  b  59,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Peacock  W  to  J  P  Wilson  sept  lu,  It  33  b 

1,  3  38  14,  6%  $5500 

Page  E  H  to  U  W  Freeman  Aug  31,  Its  10 

to  16  b  15  Garfield  5y  6%  $1775 

Porges  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  5,  Its 

6  and  7  It  14  b  66,  21  39  14,  2y  6^..$30  0 
Pugge  E  E  to  ME  Greenebanm  sspt  12, 

It  1  b  1,  17  38  14,  3y  6}4%   $2000 

Rounds  0  D  to  F  O  Jocelyn  sept  11,  It  35 

and  pt  36  b  4,  28  37  14,  6^   $1500 

Reichardt  H  to  G  Mnlderink  sept  1,  It  34, 

England's  sub  6  36  14,  2y  7S6  $1000 

Race  J  M  to  H  G  Zander  sept  10,  It  19  b 

33  Irving  Pk  3y  7%  $2000 

Rosbaok  H  A  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

10,  It  43  It  38,  16  38  14,  6%  $i5t0 

Rabe  O  to  A  Holicger  sept  11,  It  17  b  2,  9 

39  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Ritter  J  to  W  M  Willner  sept  10,  It  2  b  1, 

13  39  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Reynolds  K  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  Aug  29,  It  15 

and  16  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6^5   $5500 

Rendigs  J  A  to  Nortern  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

14,  It  9  b  2,  26  40  13,  —  $2300 

Robinson  T  F  to  A  Tidholm  aept  16,  It  34 

b  5,  15  39  14,  5y  6%   $2700 

Rigney  J  J  to  M  A  Farr  Aug  i6.  Its  59  to 

70  etc  b  10  eto  10  39  13,  2y  e%  $10,340 

Raymond  0  to  E  S  Kimball  sept  14,  It  11 

b  55  Evanston  3y  6%  $4000 

Roth  S  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  7,  It  63  s  e 

qr  11  39  13,  3y  6^  $3000 

Roth  S  W  to   J    H  Gilbert   sept  7,   It  63 

Drake  sub  11  39  13,  6^  $3000 

Roth  S  W  to  same  sept  7,  It  1  It  56,  11  39 

13,  18m  6}4%  $3000 

Roth  S  W  to  J  W  Buehler   sept  7,   It  25 

Downs  &  B  add  18m  6>^%   $44(  0 

Reed  M  A  to  8  J  Lnmbard  sept  12,  It  15 

Its  1  to  18  eto  b  11,  26  38  14,  5y  7^.. $2800 
Roberts  J  to  R  Berger  sept  5,  It  3  b  6, 

12th  St  add  3y  6^^  $iaO0 

Riedmayer  H  to  R  Berger  sept  9,  Its  29 

and  30  b  9  Lane  Pk  add  3y  6%  $2000 

Roth  H  to  0  F  Sohnmaoher  Jr  sept  12,  It 

84  b  1,  30  39  14,  3y  6!{  $1000 

Race  J  M  to  W  A  Bond  sept  5,  It  2  and  3 

b  40  Irving  Pk  3y  7^  $iO0O 

Seehase  C  E  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  12,  pt  b 

2  s  e  qr  17  38  14,  3y  6«  $2128 

Smith  W  H  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  sept  10,  pt  It 

16  and  all  17  eto  b  17  Linden  Grove  5y 

efc,  $2600 

Smith  W  H  to  C  T  &  T  Oo  sept  10,  pt  It 

16  and  all  17  and  pt  18  b  17,  21  38  14 

5y  6«  $2500 

Sheehan  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Ang  20, 

pt  It  5  b  1  w  pt  Ellis  add  5y  656  $4500 

Staehley  C  to  W  Heinemann  sept  11,  It  39 

b  4,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Staehle  F  W  to  S  R  Hurford  Jane  15,  It  4 

b  1  Ouyler  add  6^  $1600 

St  John  J  to  G  A  Rose  sept  12,  s  It  15  b  5 

Rockwell's  add5y  6},i%  $15"0 

Snndmaoher  0  to  £  G  Foreman  sept  1'', 

It  1  to  4   b  14  and  15,  29  40  14,   5y  6% 

 $7000 

Schnltz  O  to  J  W  Buehler  sept  13,  It  7  b  1 


25  40  13,  7i  $3000 

Stribrny  F  to  J  Krai  Aug  31,  It  47  and  48 

b  6,  22  39  13,  7%  $2800 

Sabath  A  J  to  C  R  Walleok  sept  14,  pt  b 

10  Morton  Pk  7%  4  deeds  $2000 

Smith  M  A  &  0  to  A  Peterson  sept  15,  pt 

It  3  b  11,  21  38  14,  5y  65;  $6000 

Sutherland  D  W  to  I  W  Bnell  sept  14,  Its 

14  and  15  b  26,  7  37  14,  3y  7%  $11  03 

Sullivan  M  E  to  W  T  Dwight  sept  10,  It  33 

b  10,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $2200 

Stanton  T  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  sept  14,  pt  It 

2  and  3  b  52,  7  39  14,  5y  6;6   $3500 

Smith  P  J  to  111  T  &  8  Bk  sept  14,  it  3  It 

1,  33  39  14,  5y  65S  $1500 

Staples  0  M  to  Chi  T  &  T  Co  sept  It,  Its 

11  and  12  b  1,  20  40  14,  7y  6^  $9000 

Snhlesinger  R  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept 

11,  pt  b  5,  5  38  14,  Jan  9,'96,  7%  3  deeds 

 $2103 

Stearns  E  E  to  H  E  Hurlbut  Ang  20,  Its  1 

and  2  It  23  eto  12  39  13,  5y  5}^%  2  deeds 

 $7000 

Samson  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  16,  Its  5 

and  pt  6  b  27  Johnston  R  &  B  add  3y  G% 

 $2000 

Schafer  J  E  to  G  A  Morgan  Nov  1,  Its  35 

36  and  37  b  2.  ii  37  14,  lOy  G%  $6200 

Sadstrom  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  12, 

It  13  b  8,  36  40  13,  4y  7^  $2700 

Sohleeinger  M  to  E  B  Felsenthal  sept  14, 

It  3  and  4  b  10  Lee's  add  15  m  6;?.  .$23C0 
Simon  S  to  M  W  Kozminski  sept  10,  It  4 

It  1,  b  62,  21  39  14,  3y  Gi  $3000 

Sohaefer  A  to  F  S  Winston  Aug  14,  Its  5 

and  6  b  2",  33  40  13,  2y  G%  $2075 

Sznlereoki  N  to  J  A  Walther  sept  9,  It  4 

b  6  Bickerdikes  add  3y  6«  $2500 

St  Ignatius  College  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Oo 

Ang  13,  It  3  b  63,  21  39  14,  6y  5^.. $25,000 
Schafer  F  to  H  P  Kraoz  sept  10,  n  5  aors 

w  h9  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  7  40  14,  4y  $4000 

Sindelar  A  J  to  J  Krai  sept  If,  e  hf  It  48 

b  3,  19  39  14.  7^  $2600 

Smith  M  A  to  0  L  Butobinson  sept  7,  pt 

It  11  Butterfleld's  add  5y  5^%  $7600 

Stephens  J  H  to  J  H  Gilbert  sept  9.  It  33 

b  6.  20  38  14,  6y  7%  $2000 

Simonson  B  E  to  0  Beers  sept  10,  It  29 

and  pt  28  b  39,  21  39  13,  5y  6%  $1  00 

Smith  K  to  A  Wisner  sept  7,  It  30  It  2  It 

9,  18  37  14,  7%.  $1000 

Sohmitt  J  to  O  O  Bntz  sept  10,  It  5  b  12, 

Delevan  add  7^  $2100 

Schneider  L  to  U  Duehr  sept  11,  It  12  b 

41,  33  40  14,  3y  6%   $2500 

Steele  H  E  to  J  Roomer  Aug  29,  pt  It  9  b 

2,  3  38  14.  5y  6^  $3936 

Sohaeler  A  D  to  Sohaeler  sept  7,  It  12  b  6, 

It  3,  12  39  13,  8y  6f   . .  $1500 

Stanber  P  A  to  M  M  A  Stauber  sept  13,  It 

24  b  1,  5  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Titts  K  to  R  Berger  sept  10,  It  12  b  54,  27 

39  14,  6^   $3,300 

Traver  G  M  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  sept  9,  It 

8  9  and  10  It  19  It  36,   16  38  14,  5y  5% 

 $60,000 

Thomas  W  H  to  A  T  Hemingway  sept  6, 

pt  It  11  of  It  10  eto  7  39  13,  4y  6!«..$2{00 
Taylor  S  to  Mut  Ben  L  Ins  Oo  Aug  1,  It 

50  b  2,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  $5500 

Thoen  L  to  P  O  Stensland  sept  6,  It  33  b 

26,  8  39  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Tuthill  R  S  to  F  B  Peabody  Aug  28,  pt  It 

8  b  4,  34  39  14,  5y  5l4%  $5500 

Upton  A  F  to  R  Berger  sept  10,  It  1  It  36 

eto  Rockwell  add  2y  656  $1600 

Vogel  I  to  R  Berger  sept  12,  It  11  ond  12 

b  6,  35  40  13,  3y  6^4%  $1000 

Weiss  F  to  Northern  Trust  Oo  sept  12,  pt 

It  2  and  all  3  and  4  b  2,  25  40  13,  5y  6% 

 $5000 

Wait  C  J  to  A  Heile  sept  12,  It  11  b  2, 

Butler  W  &  W  add  ly  6%.  $3000 

Williams  D  D  to  O  M  Brady  Nov  16,  It  97 

b  38,  7  39  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Wolf  G  0  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Azsn 

sept  12,  It  14  b  b  6,  20  38  14,  7Sf....$3150 
Weaver  S  E  to  Northern  T  Oo  sept  I,  Its 

38  and  39  b  1,  11  39  15,  3y  6%%  ....  $1700 
Wohlhueter  0  V  to  G  T  Tatge  sept  10.  w 

hf  It  26  o  It  0  Wrightwood  3y  6>^«.$7000 
Wittenberg  0  to  0  Camsins  sept  9,  It  b  5, 

Sampson  &  G  add  3y  6%   $2500 

Waller  J  B  to  F  Laokner  July  30,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  It  4  eto  b  9,  20  40  14,  2y  6%.  .$3850 
Weiler  M  M  to  0  L  Sohaar  sept  10,  It  7  b 

9  Eroher  add  5y  $1300 

Zorn  F  to  Harngari  B  &  L  Assn  sept  11, 

It  3  b  1  Cly bourn  ave  add  $2500 

Znern  J  to  A  Lceb  sept  14,  It  19  b  8,  1  39 
13,  5y  6^  $6000 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


SeptembCT2t,  1S85. 


OHATTKIi  910KT<i}A(i}Kt». 


Alpera  N  to  J  B  Sheppard  sept  11,  oaloon 

282  Webster  av  3m  |300 

Aoer  D  C  to  S  F  Gnnsolns  eept  5,  piaoo 

and  fnru  4in   |200 

Andrew  J  to  0  J  Tilt  eept  14,  horses  eto 

179  Baxter  SOds  S150 

Anderson  C  to  O  A  Franzen  sept  1,  s  ms 

and  fnrn  18  Bethoven  st  6m  $200 

Armheim  G  to  T  Whalen  sept  9,  forn  1457 

n  Ashlaud  av  6m  |156 

Brann  A  F  to  0  Williams   sept  11,  mdse 

eto  43  Randolph  2y  |1600 

Boyle  J  M  to  U  S  Brg  Co   sept  6,  saloon 

3838  9  State  2y  $1048 

Benham  H  to  E  Toles   June   1:7,  barber 

shop  174  Wells  8m  $140 

Beflsems  P  to  Oarr  &  EacDtt  sept  16,  fnrn 

La  Grange  6m  |563 

Besse  P  to  J  Besse  sept  17,  mdse  drags 

eto  275  w  Van  Boren  2y  $1050 

Bewers  F  W  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  sept  12, 

saloon  944  w  2l8t  2y  $510 

Bentel  H  to  Q  Q  Hobbell  sept  12,  fnrn  10 

m  $103 

Blair  R  J  to  E  B  Crosley  sept  11,  horses 

wagons  eto  6m  $250 

Brown  0  to  Koenig  &  L,   horses  eto  8m 

 $400 

Brooke  F  C  to  R  Stevenson  sept  11,  5669 

Cottage  Grove  av  2y  $1590 

Billinger  G  A  to  F  H  flafer  Jane  25,  forn 

3621  Ellis  av   $78 

Blooh  M  H  et  rl  to   J  Elletson   sept  16, 

horses  eto  90  ds  $500 

Commerford  E  E  to   S  F  Gnnsolns  sept 

10  forn  ly  $200 

Oohn  J  H  to   B  Knppenheimer  sept  16, 
fnrn  and  piano   3408  8  Park  av  2('m 

 $3000 

Caryl  W  T  to  M  E  Finch  sept  11,  fnrn  6 

m  $84 

Oonntiss  M  A  to  M  E  Finch  sept  10,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $181 

Casey  R  J  to  D  R  McNanght  sept  11,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $155 

Clement?  P  P  to  C  Beck  sept  3,  cows  Or- 

land  6m  $340 

Dixey  J  to   F  O  Nelson   Oct  1,'94,  fnrn 

Hyde  Pk  42m  $3750 

Dexheimer  E  A  to  J  Q  Piche  sept  11,  bar- 
ber shop  etc  ly  $600 

Doege  T  to  J  P  Weidner  sept  9,  horses 

cotter  eto  Wheeling  17m  $600 

Dntton  G  to  J  Horter  sept  16,  market  18 

m  $275 

Dndley  F  V  to  0  G  Dodley   sept  14,  fntn 

442  Adams  )y  $100 

Dickson  Li  et  al  to  K  HendersoD   sept  4, 
fnrn  and  s  m  Hotel  Oxford   18m   p  m 

 $1600 

Delmslow  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  sept  16. 

forn  and  s  m  7m  $127 

Dann  J  R  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept  10 

saloon  139  w  47lh  2y  '.  .$500 

Dean  R  A  to  R  Rask  Aug  29,  meat  mkt 

7u9  Grand  av  23m  $1000 

Drew  T  W   to    L  G  Smith   sept  3,  forn 

Hyde  Pk  6m  $133 

Deroknm  P  to  H  E  Finoh   sfept  12,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $129 

Daily  F  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  13,  sa- 

loo  98  Randolph  ly  $1768 

Folton  D  to  Loomis  &  Stevens   Ang  SO, 

fnrn  4524  Lake  av  6m  $2(  0 

Flemming  E  to  W  Keese  sept  20,  engine 

eto  417  Dearborn  ly  $500 

Finn  E  J  to  Anhenser-Bnsoh  Brg  Co  sept 

13,  saloon  151  LaSalle  ly  $1000 

Fnller  K  to  S  B  Knowlton  sept  12,  forn 

13jq   $201 

GifEord  F  B  to  8  B  Knowlton  eept  12,  fnrn 

7m  $162 

Gies  P  to  J  Liebaoh  sept  12,  fnrn  203 

Aine  ly  $150 

Glos  W  to  G  A  Ellsworth  Aog  1,  mdse 

forn  Harlem  23m  $700 

Gillespie  T  to  J  A  Dahlem  sept  13,  piano 

3807  Lake  av  6m  $130 

Qrimm  E  A  to  E  L  Smith  sept  16,  mdse 

119  La  Salle  ly  $1C00 

Gorham  F  E  to  M  E  Finch  sept  14,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Qronner  O  T  to  M  e  Finoh  sept  13,  piaro 

6m  $77 

Goldstein  M  to  Tnckhorn  &  Co   sept  17, 
pool  table  eto  8015  Atoher  av  11m  p  m 

 $216 

Gibson  W  B  to  Brnnswiok-B-0  Co  sept  10 

billiard  tables  eto  Hyde  Pk  8m  ... 
Ganger  C  to  J  Winternitz  sept  9,  grocery 

fixts  eto  2170  n  Paalina  10m  $380 

Groetsoh  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co   eept  5 

saloon  4818  s  Ashland  av  2y  $500 

HiroDs  E  to  R  E  Aroher  sept  12,  fnru  255 
e  Ohio  8m  $480 


Hardman  M  M  to  Eeeley  Brg  Co  sept  5, 

saloon  425  Dearborn  2y  

Hall  W  E  to  T  H  Ganlt  Aug  20,  forn  and 

piano  107  Aberdeen  3y  $1000 

Homan  J    to   Birk  Bros  Brg  Co   eept  11, 

pool  table  1^0  w  Hnrou  dem  $166 

Hill  W  0  to  B  Reynoldsoa   Apl  9,  horses 

eto  5739  LaSalle  $600 

Haerther  E  &  W  J  to   G  Rimm    Ang  20, 

fnrn  1741  Roscoe  2y  $1000 

Hnrka  J  to  J  Schntty  May  4,  wagon  648 

May  7m  $125 

Hnghes  R  to  D  R  McNanght  sept  12,  forn 

and  piano  6m  $229 

Hanton  T  to  U  S  Brg  Co   sept  16,  saloon 

120  Randolph  2y  ,,.$1C00 

Hoskins  G  to  S  M  Clark   sept  2,  fnrn  ly 

 $300 

Hawley  T  F  Theo  Forkel  sept  14,  horse 

etc  3m  $200 

Bering  J  J  et  al  to  M  Wetter  sept  13,  bar- 
ber shop  n  Clark  10m  $444 

Hayes  A  A  to  H  Morse  sept  10,  fnrn  and 

piano  9m  $103 

Hunt  G  to  F  J  Baker  sept  19,  greenhoasee 

tools  eto  Evanston  6m  $200 

Harrigan  G   to   P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co 

sept  12,  saloon  2118  w  Lake  ly  $300 

Hochner  L  to  C  H  Merrick  sept  12,  fnrn 

ly  $225 

Jacob  W  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  sept  6,  sa- 
loon 4838  Ashland  av  2y  $400 

Johnson  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co   eept  12, 

saloon  188  e  Monroe  2y  $825 

Jones  T  H  to  H  P  Mount  sept  12,  fnrn  54 

Throop  5m  $240 

Krupook  J  to  F  Prypnznik  sept  9,  meat 

market  1112  n  Robey  2y  $200 

Kellogg  J  H  to  R  M  MoCreery  sept  11, 

furn  7m  $135 

Kelsling  G  J  to  A  Feok  &  Co  sept  12,  sa- 
loon 60ds  $83 

Knuhl  L  to  F  M  Ward  sept  13,  farn  447 

Hermitage  av  ly   $238 

Koenig  F   to   Merle  &  Heaney  Mfg  Co 
sept  13,   saloon  fixts  1275  n  Clark  22m 

p  m  $1100 

Koerner  R  to  F  Bender   sept  10,  grocery 

store  916  Belmont  av  10m  $100 

Lesser  F  to  U  S  Brg  Co   sept  6,  saloon 

526  n  Halsted  ly  $600 

Logan  F  to  T  Harding  July  1,  fnrn  1244 

Monroe  I'-  $150 

List  W  F  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 

10,  saloon  3851  Cottage  Grove  av  2y  .$550 
Lenhart  E  B  to  F  MoNellia  eept  13,  piano 

23m  $83 

Lowell  W  A  to  Q  Q  Hnbbell  eept  12,  fnrn 

5m  $280 

Leavell  R  A  to  W  H  Stewart  eept  6,  fnrn 

Hyde  Pk  ly  $150 

Lattimore  J  D  to  B  A  Railton   eept  12, 

farn  i08  s  Desplaines  ly  $630 

Lee  J  L  to  E  Smith  eept  9,  fnrn,  horses 

eut  Riverside  7m  $395 

MoFarlaiid  L  G  to  R  Hitchcock  eept  12, 

forn  3749  Ellis  av  2y  $1000 

MoKean  J  E  to  O  S  Weeoott  eept  9,  piano 

Maywood  4m  $110 

MoKenzie  M  to  Henc  &  G  Brg  Co  sept  12 

saloon  3312  Halsted  2y  $200 

Mnllin  D  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  13,  sa- 
loon Aroade  ot  ly  $500 

Martin  J  F  to  J  A  House  sept  16.  printg 

office  2327  w  Ohio  4m  '  $1600 

Mnkhk  M  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  16,  saloon 

437  Clark  ly  $1800 

MoFarlane  P  to  Steele  Wedeles  Co  sept 

14,  grocery  6111  55th  3m  $175 

Mahoney  D  J  to  Fnller  &  F  Co  eept  11, 

drug  etore  90th  and  Cot  G  av  7m . . .  $320 
Mnrpby  J  to  C  Bergereen  eept  7,  fnrn  1699 

n  Clark  7m  $260 

McGrady  0  to  H  Steffin   sept  12,  wagons 
etc  and  store  fixts  2837  Aroher  av  30d8 


Meyer  M  to  M  Bloom  eept  10,  clothing 

jewelry  etc  3825  s  Halsted  6m  $150 

Maar  J  to  P  J  Rnbey  sept  ll,saloon  Hyde 

Pk  ly  $3C0 

Mitchell  J  8  to  Nat  M  L  Co  sept  11,  fnrn 

7m  $133 

Murphy  J  J  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co   eept  9, 

3,  saloon  2759  Union  av  6m  $300 

McGinn  A  to  J  Downey   eept  12,  horses 

wagons  eto  13  Loomis  2y  $200C 

Nicolaisen  T  to  J  Crear  et  al  sept  7,  hor- 
ses wagons  eto  128  w  Harrison  5m.. $650 
Nenreither  F  et  al  to  W  C  Waller  eept  6, 

moat  market  673  Lincoln  av  2p  $1635 

O'Donnell  &  C'Neil  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  14 

saloo  179  n  Clark  2y  $851 

Olds  N  V  to  F  Kochler  S6pt  6,  horses  eto  6 

m  $1C0 

Oberlin  J  G  to  Am  Brg  Co  Aug  31,  saloon 

181  w  13  2y  $600 

Ohlmann  H  to  D  8  Brg  Co   eept  12,  eb- 


loon  838  ijouthport  av  2y  $lfO0 

Petohaft  B  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  sept  7,  saloon 

213  w  12th  dem  $1000 

Potts  P  T  to  E  W  Sinclair  sept  16,  horeee 

etc  Harlem  Race  Track  90ds  $2260 

Ponll  N  A  to  J  H  Gansolus  sept  14,  fnrn 

2742  n  Robey  9m  $175 

Prouty  F  E  ty  G  Gates  Ang  28,  furn  3236 

Forest  av  ly  $80 

Porter  E  D  to  J  Brown  eept  13,  furn  42d 

and  Exchange  av  ly  $1087 

Pierson  J  E  to  H  M  Norton  Aug  — ,  furn 

468  Irvieg  av  2y  $436 

PatthofE  J  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  eept  9,  saloon 

818  n  Halsted  2y  $2500 

Paeohong  F  to  M  E  Finoh  eept  13,  tatn  * 

piano  Lake  View  6m  $130 

Post  S  J  to  H  Morse  sept  12,  furn  and  pi- 
ano Lake  View  6m  $207 

Porter  C  to  E  Smith  sept  9,  furn  and  pi- 
ano 6m  $135 

Riley  C  F  to  F  P  Oombiths  eept  12,  laun- 
dry 93  e  Erie  12m  $400 

Rogers  T  P  to  K  M  Rogers   Ang  3,  fnrn 

tools  etc  80  e  12th  2y  $20C0 

Rivenburgh  A  M  to  O  E  Aldie  sept  9,  den- 
tal instrnments  etc   n  w  oor  State  and 

Madison  13m  $180 

Reiohardt  H  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  12,  saloon 

Sunnyside  and  Clark  2y   ..  .$559 

Rowley  D  to  Star  Bry  sept  16,  ealoon  5t0 

Western  av   $600 

Reddiok  G  T  to  M  E  Finch  sept  13,  piano 

6m  $103 

Rosen  J  to  O  M  Lemm  eept  14,  furn  338 

Center  ly   $125 

Rogers  8  P  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  13,  fnrn  6 

m  $155 

Riley  T  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co   eept  14,  sa- 
loon 1230  75th  ly  $467 

Reese  J  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Oo  eept  14,  sa- 
loon fittings  2y  $4600 

Rogge  J  W  R  to  H  Morse  sept  13,  fnrn  6 

m  $77 

Rnpp?rt  J  to  P  Ruppert  sept  12,  horses 

eto  Lemont  2y  $500 

Romm  M  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  sept  7,  sa- 
loon 221  w  Division  ly  $200 

Ritchie  E  to  H  Morse  sept  12,  fnrn  ly.$603 
Rieger  C  to  P  Enlen  sept  2,  horses  eto$1000 
Steiger  M  et  al   to  Independent  Brg  Oo 

eept  13,  saloon  47  s  Clark  11  m  $1056 

Stow  F  L  to  F  MoNeUis  sept  11,  piano  23 

m  $104 

Stordner  E  to  C  Meader  sept  8,  farn  and 

piano  Lake  View  7m  $200 

Stanek  0  F  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  6,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m  $129 

Seeley  T  P  to  L  A  W  Beggs  sept  3,  fnrn 

281  and  283  w  Monroe  $200 

Smith  J  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  sept  12,  saloon  20 

Chapin  ly  $300 

Smoozynski  J  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  sept  9,  sa- 

loot  611  n  Ashland  av  ly  ..$300 

Sargianovitch  A   to   Waoker  &  B  B  &  M 

Oo  sept  14,  saloon  140  Halsted  2y . .  .$350 
Sohaohtel  &  Co  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  eept  14,  ea- 

loo  40  Milwaukee  av  2y  $i50 

Smith  A  F  to  M  L  Stanley  eept  11,  furn 

693  Van  Bnren  ly  $350 

Strand  Mfg  Co  to  EE  Barrett   eept  12, 

machv  etc  5037  Canal  ly  $300 

Strzyzowski  B  F  to  Fnller  &  F  Co  eept  16 

drug  store  1025  n  Hoyne  17m  $700 

Stout  M  to  H  A  Hoerlein   Aug    31,  fnrn 

fnrn  Calnmet  23m  $115 

Szymkus  F  to  Star  Bry  sept  7,  saloon  61 

e  Taylor  $500 

Sohwauze  0  to  Q  Haas   eept  4,  saloon  40 

LaSalle  2y  $1000 

Spath  0  J  to  A  Drake  sept  11,  horse  wag- 
on eto  921  Carroll  av  ly  $300 

Sohimelfeng  J  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  sep 

IJ,  saloon  240  w  Randolph  6m  $3C0 

Strand  Mfg  Co  to  N  M  Lorentz   sept  12, 

machy  eto  ly  $1C97 

Sather  A  to  Independent  Brg  Oo  sept  11, 

saloon  173  Grand  av  8m  $266 

Shelly  P  J  to  Star  Bry  sept  14,  saloon  718 

w  Erie  $500 

Tanner  0  A  to  H  8  Tanner  sept  11,  furn 

2628  Wabash  av  2y  $250 

Transrl  J  A  to  R  F  Bnllen   sept  4,  horse 

wagon  eto  3018  Armour  av  12m  $130 

Vondriska  M  to  T  Rendler  eept  16,  horsee 

eto  395  w  16th  6m  $135 

Von  Grimmenstein  F  to  H  Mayer  sept  14 

riding  academy  630  n  Clark  ly  $1400 

Voss  E  to  O  Beyer  eept  14,  fnrn  39  Rash 


laundry  410  North  av  22  m  $400 

Wolf  R  to  Wolf   Aag  7,   tobacco  eto  and 

billiard  table  402  Blue  lal  av  ly  $20C 

Walborne  C  E   to   M  Thornton  sept  14, 

barber  shop  1341  n  Halsted  ly  $200 

Wilson  M  E  to  L  Peroey  sept  14,  horse 

eto  1057  Adams  3m   $280 

Windeor  Cafe  to  J  C  Williame  sept  9,  fixt 

etc  284  3l8t  ly  $300 

Witt  0  to  M  Knittel  et  al  Ang  7,  horse 

cattle  etc  Wheeling  2y  $640 

Wagner  T  W  to  Standard  Brg  Oo  sept  10, 

saloon  265  Augusta  6m  ."..$260 

Wooster  B  F  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  eept 

10,  saloon  259  W  Lake  11m  $166 

Weinland  0  to  F  Keeler  Aug  14,  fnrn  6m 


Zara  M  to  L  Brown   sept  13,  fnrn 
Washington  bvd  ly  


361 
$1800 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


.$200 

Waite  W  E  to  J  Diamond  sept  13,  furn 
173  Walnut  ly  $111 

White  W  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  sept 
12,  saloon  43)^  Harrison  ct  ly  $350 

Walter  E  J  et  al  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  sept  6,  sa- 
286  e  North  av  2y  $.00 CO 

Walters  J  A  to   PA  Trimanel  sept  10, 


Schllohenmaier  W  to  J  Janlech  et  al  SBpt  9,  bakeiy 

608  Ogdnn  av  jioo 

OroDkrlte  E  0  to  W  R  Wall  Jr,  sept  11,  office  fnrn 

eto  $itO 

Adam  P  L  to  B  W  WilaoD  sept  10,  cigars  and  tobac- 
co eto  t'i60 

MoAdow  J  M  to  M  M  Sh«DkllB  eept  7,  liver;  939 

w  47th  8t  IIOCO 

MarciQkowehl  S  to  J  Pisebke  aag  31,  meat  market 

and  grocery  1286  n  Leavitt  st  $(60 

Trotter  E  to  .J  F  Pierson  aog 3,  horses,  Robey..  $125 
Jauch  W  F  to  K  Zeller  sept  9,  horses  and  wagons$330 
Miller  B  to  J  T  Miller  eept  7,  machy,  tools  etc  363 

w  Randolph  $61.0 

Dnrell  E  P  to  E  O  P  Wolf  et  al  sept  11,  printing 

presses  eto  $400 

Strahm  H  to  N  Friend  eept  7,  piano  Wabash  av.  $100 
Stafford  W  W  to  M  A  Stafford  sept  1,  farn  tools  etc 

 $376 

Murphy  0  F  to  0  F  McVeigh  sept  10,  furn  8028 

Mich  BT  $300 

Stetz  P  to  M  Stetz  eept  12,  grocery  978  Seminary 

av  $700 

Braudet  Q  E  to  W  0  Westfall  ang  30,  brick  1600 

Silverman  M  8  to  J  Turberg  eept  lu,  saloon  113 

9ind  $500 

D  P  Hubbard  Oo  to  0  Bader  eept  2,  woolens  and 

and  furn  56  5th  av   $800 

Foster  J  R  to  N  Morgnurath  sept  14,  Elite  Cental 

Parlors  165  State  $300 

ZoUweg  E  Jr  to  E  ZoUweg  Srapr  30,  grocery  240 

Orchard  $1800 

Orr  G  B  to  H  Adams  sept  13,  grocery  and  market 

442  e  63d  $240 

Orocker  F  Li  et  al  to  Crocker  Furniture  Oo,  mdss 

aniform  clothing  eto,  271  Madison  st  $1200 

Euders  P  to  E  Endere  sept  12,  fnrn  171  n  Clark.  $5C0 

Peters  N  to  L  Peters  sept  14,  hjraee  etc  $125 

Silk  L  F  to  S  M  Shaw  sept  16,  tools  e  c,  41  LaSalle 

  $700 

Kones  0  to  F  Qlembow  sept  6,  piano  1023  Welling- 
ton st  $100 

Hogan  J  F  ti  W  0  SUlan  sept  16,  md  e  56  5th  av.$8l6 
Brewer  &  aoffmau  Brg  Co  to  3  Sohumetting  sept 

11,  saloon,  240  w  Randolph  $600 

Frazinsky  H  to  B  R  Frazlnsky  Eept  J6,  n,dse  86 

Harrison  $1000 

Grady  H  P  to  J  E  Graiy  sept  16,  engine  etc  570 

Ogden  1100 

Hag  A  to  F  Hoffman  sept  17,  machinery  etc,  209 

Welle   1450 

Honn  A  H  to  W  W  Lichtcer  sept  17,  ptg  office..  .$160 

Packer  W  Q  to  A  Green  nov  28,'94,  piano..   $K(0 

Meinke  W  J  to  A  Hoss  ee^t  4,  saloon  60<>  Ashland 

av  W60 

Zlmhrioh  H  J  to  P  SchoenUofer  Brg  Oo  sept  4,  sa- 
loon 2935  Weotworth  av  *175 

Berger  W  to  S  Rosenthal  sept  4,  fnrn  353  51h  8V.$450 
Williams  G  H  to  E  Nicke  sept  3,  gallery  56th  St. .$100 
Logrippl  G  to  L  Logrippi  sept  4,  horse  168  u  Onion 

 $2ca 

Flooda  .J  to  G  b  Flooda  Sept  5,  mdia  3600  Halsted 

 ;    $1060 

Bartlett  F  E  to  F  Kean  aug  2-,  mdse  8516  Vin- 
ceune?  av,  exchange  and  Ii400 

Someville  T  to  D  J  Garal  jane  I,  office  and  con- 
tents etc,  3139  Oanal  *250 

Smith  Q  K  to  W  S  Billings  aug  26,  horse  $2U0 

Jackson  W  T  &  Oo  to  0  H  Stead  sept  4,  shop  31  In- 
diana st  *87r 

Oounolly  J  to  M  M  Connolly  sepi  6,  mdse  2232  Cot- 
tage Grove  av  $1000' 

Klein  P  A  to  M  Krueger  jaly  1,  bldg,  Lemont  , . .$600i 

KoUer  H  to  S  KoUer  sept  5,  horses  etc  536  117th. $150! 

Oadah7  Pckg  Oo  to  0  Wuerst  eept  6,  market  eto 
767  Sedgwick  t22'> 

Sander  H  to  E  Sander  sept  3,  ealoon  830  HaUted.$200' 

Browberg  N  to  A  Browberg  sept  2,  theatrical  goods 
eto  »200' 

Bahnsen  P  A  to  A  Petersen  ang  30,  milk  business 
822  Maplewood  *5(0' 

Nelson  J  P  to  O  Lundin  may  25.  laundry  296  n 
Market  t^OO' 

I  Le  Grand  J  to  A  Delattre  ang  2S,  furn  ti60i 


September  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Ml 


JUI>eMEMT8. 


Herman  J  Dirke  v  Valentine  Junge,  11,487. 
Oassiiis  J  Johnson  v  E  J  Maaon,  $l,2i9.28. 
The  Philadelphia  Coal  and  Iron  Uo  v  Mary  E  Quian, 
feil.lO. 

Adolph  Schoenidger  v  Julias    Tachband,   et  al, 

tio.son. 

Henrv  A  Foster,  administrator  estate  of  Jerome  P 
Dnnmore,  deoeafed,  v  Wabash  Railroad,  $500. 

J  H  Swart,  nse  of  0  E  Cook,  v  City  ot  fbicago,  *2,400 

Bartholomae  &  Roef-iog  Brewing  and  Malting  Co  v 
John  Fyback,  tl48. 

James  A  Sacklpy  and  Peter  Peterson  v  Town 
of  Cicero,  $127.19. 

Oarl  Oorpsr  Brewing  and  Mailing  Co  V  Joseph  Ue- 
caner,  $279.65. 

Frank  Budolph  v  H  0  Wlrsirg,  $600. 

W  S  McCrea  v  W  P  Allen,  S97. 

Bobert  McCabe  v  H  F  Flannery,  $910.31. 

Emil  Sondheimer  v  Grossman  Parlor  Frame  Com- 
pany, $1,8)1.56. 

J  L  gmlth  V  J  0  Grant  Baking  Powder  Co,  $6fO. 

Agnes  Donthart  T  L  £  Mc3aim  ani  J  H  Mnrpby, 
1500. 

Maria  Pchlegel  v  Ferdinand  Schiegel,  1810. 

John  Schlech  v  Ferman  and  Angueta  Schlech,  $537 

C  T  Yerkes  Jr.  v  John  Boyd,  $3,000. 

E  Stein  &  Co  v  Dick  Frey,  $698, 

John  Zimmerman  y  North  Chicago  St  By,  $5C0. 


MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


Wabash  av,  prem  233.  G  and  J  Tarnbull 
vJ  Harry  Romain  |3102.38 

Ninety-first  at,  prem  52.  W  U  Meyers  v  M 
D  Olark   1167.62 

Mozart  st,  prem  180.  Ned  Anderson  et  al 
v^Gastav  Adamson...  ..f  127.76 

WashiDgton  av,  prem  54*J0  and  £5th  st, 
prema  229  to  289.  Michael  Keating  v 
Annie  R  and  J  F  Thaoker,  J  S  Norton, 
tr,  Rockwell  King  and  0  Union  Lime 
Worla  et  al  |350 

Freer'a  enb,  It  6  enb  ot  e  14  '*8  15  and  16 
of  n  w  ^  8  w  3^  32  41  14.  Guatav  Ditt- 
mann  v  E  A  King  |176,eO 

Freer'a  enb.  It  7  same.  Same  v  Same 
 1222.60 

Rush  st,  prems  60  to  68,  W  S  Edwards 
Mfg  Oo  V  Dnbnqne  Bldg  Co....  |1247.30 

Yerkes'  sab.  It  29  b  5  s  w  19  40  14.  Wm 
Cook  et  al  v  John  Volkmann  |191,6' 

Wattle's  snb,  It  b  5  of  n  w  n  w  31 
37  14.  Edward  Stein  v  Wm  Oariew  and 
wife  190.60 

South  Ch'«o,  Avenoe  J,  prem  S621.  Chas 
A  Stark  v  Henrietta  Albers  $175 

Busby's  snb.  It  8  sub  of  b  3,  ex  n  50  ft 
thereof  of  s  ^  8  w  3€  '4  36  14.  James 
W  Cooper  v  Henry  Altman  |664.57 

Cornell,  Hibbard  &  Goodman's  sub,  it  9  b 
12  of  bs  11  and  12  in  Kimball's  add  to 
Hyde  Pk.  Thoa   Collins  v  Fred  Wait 
 |2d.90 

O  &  C  0  &  D  Oo,  Its  35  and  36  b  9.  Alex  T 
Stewart  et  al  v  Wm  H  Gorman . .  ,  $448.99 

Hosmer  &  Rodger's  sub  in  Borden's  sub, 
It  62  b  7  of  w  3^  8  e  ^  see  36  40  13.  S  P 
Norman  v  Laura  Liljeholm  $810.70 

Hundley's  sub,  It  5  b  1  of  13  acres  n  3>^  a 
w  3^  s  w  M  of  sec  10  38  14.  Frank  V 
Eitzsiromons  v  John  McKiernan.  $421.85 

South  Lynne,  Its  4  to  6  b  57.  Samuel  0 
Glover  v  John  M  Sykea  $196.24 

Ve  non  Pk  add,  Ita  15  to  17  b  14.  New 
Era^Gaa  Fuel  Appliance  Oo  v  R  D  ^ot- 
ry  $612 

Same  prems,  Bernhard  Sohwarting  v 
Same  $220 

Sawver's  snb.  It  31  b  3  of  b  3,  lat  add  to 
Kensington.  L  L  Ketohum  et  al  v  Chas 
Wendling  $25.98 

Lee's  feub,  It  37  b  5  of  w  3^  s  e  ^  20  38 
14.  John  O'Brien  Lumber  Co  v  D  Muir 
 $237.27 

Lt  38,  same  bik.  Same  v  Same  $167.16 

Grand  blvd,  prem  3646.  Samuel  E  Webbe 
V  Ellen  O'Brien   $1489.50 

Co  Oik's  div.  It  2  of  b  5  Aasr's  div  of  n  w 
14  and  w  hf  n  e  32  39  14.  Jnliua  A 
bartz  V  JoEeph  and  Katarz'nar  Graozyk 

  11500 

Tyrrell's  anb.  It  30  of  b  20  of  Land  Go's 
sob  of  s  -4  of  sec  10  39  13.  Ernest  Vom 

Brnch  V  L  D  Robertson  $215 

Bradley's  sub.  It  5  of  b  4  Hmdley's  snb. 
Pine  Grove.  White  Mfg  Oo  v  Louis  J 
and  Edgar  0  Blnm..,.  ,.$634,65 


Austin,  pt  of  Austin's  2nd  add.  Its  10  to 
13  b  3  b  16  in  e  3^  8  39  13,  Lodis  Krey- 
sohor V  E  A  Cronyne  and  B  F  Jones 
 $838.98 

Curtis  st  N,  prem  13.  W  M  Walter  v  H  W 
and  M  M  uriswold  $80 

Fisk  st,  prem  3228.  Globe  Lumber  Oo  v 
Joseph  and  Katurzyn  i  Groczjk  . .  $428.47 

Fox  at,  prem  3156.  Same  v  Jos  0  and  Su- 
sanna O  Von  Wedelstadt  $9005 

Colorado  av,  prem  253.  Kinsella  Co  v  F 

0  Moberg  $96.97 

Benedict's  sub.  Its  11  and  12  b  3  of  n  e  3€ 

8  e  3^  20  38  14.  John  H  Donlin  v  John 

E  Fitzpatiiok  $253.60 

Harris'  sub.  It  9  b  1  in  b  2  Yerby's  sub,  e 
}4  n  w  }4  15  3S  14,  Murphy  Varnish  Oo 

V  Louisa  and  Jerome  P  Bowea  $169 

Diven'a  sub,  sub  Its  1  and  5  of  Us  12  to  15 

b  2  of  bs  7. to  11  of  w  n  w  ^  2  39  13. 
Same  v  MoUie  L  Lang  and  J.ihn  R  Ly- 
man  $30 

Springer  &  Fox's  add,  Us  10  and  11  b  4. 
Julius  A  Bartz  v  Joseph  and  Susanna 
Medelstradt  $265 

Wentworth  av,  prema  6936  and  6938. 
Thomas  J  Williama  et  al  v  George  F 
Stoneham  $600 

Pike's  snb.  Us  17  and  18  of  a  3>^  s  e  ^  n  e 
^  s  w  3^  3  38  14.  Andrew  Sfogren  v 
Robert  Neil  and  Louis  H  Manke. .  .$2960 

Oronkhite,  Boyd  &  Olarkson's  sub,  It  19  b 

1  8  3^  a  w  3^  9  w  3^  sec  24  38  14.  Wm 
Miller  V  Edmund  Palmer  $50.40 

Same.  Lorenz  Kreaaler  v  Same  $51 

Same.  F  W  Toune  v  Same  $44.30 

Commercial  av  and  Addison  st,  prems  a 
w  oor.  Geo  H  Evans  v  Harry  L  Wheat- 
ley  $580 

Drpxel  av,  prem  6350.  Edward  McDonald 

V  Rosa  E  Eisa  $590 


APPMCA^TION  FOR  BVIl.I>IN«ii 
PKUJUITS. 

Bond  a-y  7809,  William  M  Heins.  1  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,300. 

Eggleston  av  11944,  0  B  Wiener,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,5  0 

Langley  av  6541,  H  K  Brooks,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Monroe  ot  W  1621,  M  Collins,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  16,000. 

Holt  av  639,  A  Eozmarynowski,  three  story  and 
ba  ement  brick  store  and  flats,  tS,0Un, 

Fletcher  st  30-32,  E  Melius,  two  1  story  frame  dwell- 
ings, }2,U00. 

Greenwood  av  4527-29,  0  0  Landt,  two  3  story  and 
baseirenl  brick  reeideoces,  $20,000. 

Palmer  av  1224-26,  0  M  Kirkham,  two  2  story  frame 
residences,  $6,000. 

North  av  329,  L  Herbst,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  6, COO. 

Parnell  av  3112  2J.  Trustees  M  E  Chnrch,  1  story 
and  basement  stone  church  $2",0(0. 

Joseph  et  2343,  234-),  2349,  2351,  Williiam  Funk,  four 
1  story  frame  cottages,  $3,600. 

Byron  st  1017,  1021  102!,  H  McJames,  three  1  story 
frame  cottages,  $3,0i  0. 

Hermitage  av  2057-59,  Charles  Eckberg,  two  1  story 
frame  flats,  $2,200. 

Armitege  av  191,  Joseph  Qainlan,  three  story  and 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $1  000. 

Fairfield  av  814  16,  Swedish  M|E  Church,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  church,  $7,0C0. 

Station  st  66  to  73,  Freeman  Campbell,  four  1  story 
and  basBTJent  brick  oottaRet,  $3,200. 

Madison  et  W  1413,  P  Erdarmiller,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  49,500 

Wabash  av  5161 ,  Frances  E  St  John,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  13,500. 

Evans  av  4629,  William  Peacock,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  t7  00;). 

Turner  av  1168,  Joseph  Hamaok,  2  story  ani  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $2,000. 

Jackson  st  2m66,  W  Bablilz,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,00n. 

Olifton  av  i5(  9,  Frank  (Veiee,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4,000. 

Davis  et  633  40,  H  Anderson,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t6,00). 

Wolfram  st  440-442,  H  Tilton,  three  story  and  base- 
meat  brick  residences,  $P,00fl. 

Leland  av  233-236,  M  H  Vail,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwellings,  $6,00 ). 

Taylor  st  W  369,  R  Chilver,  2  story  and  basemunt 
brick  store  and  flats,  $'1,000. 

Polk  SI  1699.  W  Hugh,  2  story  >nd  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Stella  st  1290,  Anna  Liadeen,  2  story  frame  flats, 
I2,('00. 

Bernice  av  562,  0  A  Pickinson,  2  story  frawe  resi- 
dence, $2,000, 


Ellne  st  35,  R  A  Duetsohe,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $1,000. 

Gault  pi  54,  M  Herely  three  etory  and  basement 
brick  stores  and  flats,  $6,800. 

Wallace  st  2841-43,  J  W  MoOown,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $10,000. 

Seventieth  and  Fangamon  ets,  northwest  cor.  Board 
of  Education,  thre9  story  and  basement  brick  ad- 
dition to  Wentworth  school,  $50,000. 

ulrard  st  945,  Paul  Schneider,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  etore  and  flats,  $5,000. 

Perry  av  177,  M  HofE,  three  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $4,500. 

Sacramento  av  24-36,  Stephen  P  Hicks,  seven  2  etory 

and  basement  brick  resideucee,  $28,000. 
Winchester  av  1086,  V  Eartnick,  three  etory  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Oortez  av  662,  Ole  Johnson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $8,500. 
Oakdale  av  524,  T  Moorehouse,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,g00. 
Newport  ay  1242,  Anna  0  Larson,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,500. 

Melrose  et  856,  Herman  OoUman,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$1,400. 

Marshfield  av  N  161,  N  Buck,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  club  house  and  bowling  alley,  $3,000. 

Indiana  av  11336,  D  N  Bobbins,  1  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $2,000. 

Seventy-ninth  st  338-4",  A  Ergang,  2M  etory  frame 

store  and  flats,  $6,500. 
California  av  628,  Hans  M  Gronwold,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Wilcox  av  2080,  John  eimith,  2^  story  and  basement 

lirick  flats,  $4,600. 
Lincoln  st  S  4C3  405,  H  Eilenberger,  one  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  and  one  2  etory  and  brick 

flats,  $7,500. 

Thirteenth  st  E  38,  Mrs  Murphy,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Homan  ay  257,  Frank  Murphy,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Central  Park  av  146-148-150,  T  C  H  Wegtorlh,  three 
2  story  and  basement  brick  residences,  $18,000. 

Clark  st  N  1302-12,  Ferris  Wheel  Company,  1  story 
and  basement  brick  power  house,  $3,000. 

Janssen  st  249,  Frank  J  Stasckchick,  2  stcry  frame 
flats,  $2,001'. 

Milwaukee  ay,  H  Qloth,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  fiats,  $4,0C0. 

Fremont  st  12^1  23,  Ira  C  Saxe,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,500. 

Halsted  st  N  982,  Charles  Euechler,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  fla*s,  $6,000. 

Taylor  st  W  1515,  H  0  Mathle,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,500, 

Ridgeway  av  666,  J  Hughes,  2  story  and  basemen 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Kimball  av  1297,  A  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,500. 

Maryland  av  6634,  James  Findlay,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000 

Washington  ay  5021-2*,  William  H  Benton,  2  etory 
and  basement  brick  rear  ad  ition,  $2,500. 

Union  av  3602,  P  Eevlreui,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  g3,C0ii. 

Kimbark  ay  6527  i9,  Eric  Winters,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  aparlmeut  houte.  $30,000. 

Harding  av  N  346,  August  Blahorn,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Ellis  av  6346,  J  Williami  and  A  M  Lous,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Langley  av  4301-4309,  S  Sheneman,  six  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment  brick  stores  and  flats,  $8,(  00, 

Sixty-seventh  pi  W  2241,  Owen  Smith,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  l?,5('0. 

Ewlng  av  S477,  FEE  Rhodes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,700. 


R-I-P-A-N-S 

TABULES 

REGULATE  THE 

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Constipation.  Dyppep-i«,  (  hronic  Liver  Troub- 
le'*, Dizziness,  ^ad  C  mpleTion,  Lysentery, 
Cifensive  Breath,  and  all  disorders  of  the 
Stomach,  Liver  and  Bowels. 

Ripaus  Tebules  contain  nothing  ii  jarious  to 
the  most  deliote  oonstiiutiou .  Are  pleasant  to 
ti-ke.  safe,  effeciual,  and  give  immediate  relief. 

Price — 50  cents  per  box.      May  be  crdered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Addrefs 

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10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

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ANDERSON.  GaBtavoB,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  it 
BAIRD  h  WARNER,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  «t. 
BARNEY  BRUO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  et. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINGS  £.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATEB,  S..  66  Dearborn  et.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  at. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  OO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  &  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0,  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  st. 
ITRIOKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  XJ.  &  Oo.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FBANE,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  8M  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  8t. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Assocla'ion  Bldg.,  163  and  l66 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  et. 
LOEB,  WM.  i  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
MIAGILL  J.  C.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington  - 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UEBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  SL 
MULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NORION.T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madleoa 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  4  00.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  C'o.,S109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  8t. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  at 

VIERLING,  F.  O.,  115  Dearborn  at. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldi?. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  156  LaSalle  Stra 
ZUITERMEISTEB,  H.  C.  s  Co.,  818  S.  Halsted 


DBEYEB  E.  8.,  i  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXJHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
^EABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164Deiirborn 
WASMANSDOBF  h  HEINEMANN,  147  Raaaulpa. 


Abstracti  of  Title. 

aADDOOK  VALLETTK  h  BI0E0OBD8,  107  Eear- 
bom  et. 

BLANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Waenlngton  it. 
PKLTZEB,  OTTC  &  CO.,  86  Washington  at, 
BEOOBDBR'S  ABSTRACT   DEPT.,   Oonnty  Court 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


September  21,  1895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

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Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  tbe 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10  00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

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REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
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Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

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QUALITY  of  our  G-oods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


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P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

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ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiAt^AIiIi£  STUKKT. 

CHICAGO  Il.£iIIIIOI8 


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Telephone  Main  1353. 


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PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

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We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

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them      wiiunr  p^i^g 
Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  needtid. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

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Windows. 
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School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
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Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 

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Room  lO.  22  1  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL, 


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CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4| 
per  cent.  | 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees' 
for  sale. 


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MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

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9304  COM^IEKCJALi  AVEIVUF, 

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SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

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opinions  of-lities  Furnished 


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Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

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ARCHITECT, 

SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILOtNB,  |-|  1  /-»  nr(~^ 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St.  L±Xi^cX}^KJ 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  you  note  the  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


L"t8  of  6,  depend-  Lote  of  10,  depend-  Lots 
log  on  amonnt  of      iog  on  amount  of  of 
S'Z9               ma  ter.                 matter.  25 

2x3  ft.     60C  to     75c  50c  to    60c  35c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 

60 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 
of 

100 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  |1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  12th  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  X-XXVlI.-No.  39. 


CHICAGO,  SEPTEMBER  28,  1895. 


Office  163  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AMD  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


•  3Z 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

■  ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIBKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Ksal  Estate,  [pan 

and  IT'mandal  A^^^its. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-ResidentB 


lOO 

■Wasliirigton.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFf  &  HEIJ^EMANN 
RCAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

STos.  145  and  147  Randolph  *»t;. 


The  luvestm^t'of  Motaey'  In  (Joorf  fecurltlce'  a"'8peciaity.  First 
Mort.  ages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

'   i&EAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLB . 


EDWARD  6.  PAD  LIU  G, 

/llort|a|e  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SALLE  STREET,  H._W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  CHICAGO. 

H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEI8TBB.    O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUITEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE,— — 
LOANS*vS*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CAN AL  2(. 


QILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBEBT 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

7o4  Schiller  Building. 

^icagfo. 


Special  attenMoD  Riven  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
-°  Insurance.^— « 

Lane  Parl(  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty, 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves 
NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Ctjicagfo,  111, 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 


FREE  EXCURSION 


—TO- 


WEST  PULLIVIAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:.30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:80  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  olHce  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasningftori  Street. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

9S   and   04  Wastiirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Eeal  Istate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO. 


Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


WYLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBQE  L .  WABNE£  . 

OoDBulting  Partner, 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  k  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAIL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real -Estate- and  Rentinsf. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

■3J4'15*MILWAUKEE*AVENUE,fe- 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 


J.H.    i?5  Dearborn  Street. 

SSINGEN 


&  CO. 


A .  O .  SIiAUaBIEB  , 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  i  V  Ua  Sa-11©  Street. 

Members  N.  Y.  pt'  ck  Exchange.   Members  Obicigj  Sti  c!t  Exchange, 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boneht  and  sold  on  commieeion. 
Money  loaned  on  approvfd  coKa'.eral, 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Biocl<. 

TELB  '  UOSiE  1416. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Cfflce 

Oulamet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
1  el.  Oakland  287, 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY. 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
Madison  Street. 


CHICAGO 
1104  Cwirgs  Euileing 
215  Icartirn  itre&t. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  28,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.cr©  .  Tracts  ■  Fu.rolia.seci 

Or  8iil3cli7idecl  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

Stairs  Cabinet  Work  <]rTilles 

S.  M-  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH. 
126- ISO  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kiczie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  CtlicagO. 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.  a»0  K.  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  I-ZlX, 


OHIOAGO, 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

13  Bandolph  St . 

CHIOAfiiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
tS.CO  to  tSd.OU  per  a  noum 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    5/,    S3  AND    65     METROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets. 
CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•$)  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  [$- 
•ej  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'ii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•31      BANKERS.  ^ 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  I05  NORTH  ANENUE, 

ehphona  838  West.  1 C  SlgfO 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Uearbom  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth*^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Peabody,  HoughtelingTCo!^ 

154  Dearborn  st..Pirst  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^ 

PriDcii  B.  Peabody.  jag.  L.  Houghteling. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNBS, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PAEI8H, 


Medimcs'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AMD 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  I,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  Ctiicagro,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo  Sohneidek,  President. 
Waltbb  L.  Peok.  VlCB  President. 
*M  A.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
HKNBT  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
Henbx  B.  Ksni,  2dA88t.  Cashier. 


CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE^AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  Alasonic  Temple. 

WmTOebTco. 

BANKERS. 

/tea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates  ^ 

120  LASALLE  STHEET 

Llnscott's  Ridgeland  SMvision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  UNSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exchanse  Bulldine,  .  Cliicaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 
BUILDING 

ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

  I 

Judgments  of  aSI  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^sl:ate|Biiil(di9(5  Jourpal 

  -six   

 ^-^^  7(\\.^^  ^ 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  Advance 
Building  and  Real  Estatk 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  < 

BILLS  OF  SALE  \ 
MASTER'S  SALE3  | 
FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  39. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  SEPTEMBER  28,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  ANNtTM;  10c.  PER  COPY. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUEANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  r^T-,  i*  /->  ^  rVf^ 

Ravenswood.  ^^lJ.lOc^y 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Honey  LoanBd  Hitlxmt  DommissiDn 

■$i  On  improved  city  property  and 
M  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Buildiuj,'- 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 


MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 
LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NOHTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago, 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  bell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 

EsitabUMhed  1S54. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO, 


Notary  Pnb!!e. 


E.  T-  PAUL  &.  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  maaagwent  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  chi^aco 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &c , 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and    L^cal  Estate, 

I08  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHiCACO. 

Eg  gleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409-111  BOOKERY  BLDG. 


W.  S.  PBOUDFOOT. 
GEO.  J  BTAN. 
W.  L.  BBENI. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  BOABD. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691  . 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washington  Street, 


CHICAGO, 


Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  Ptate  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ml,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd  Chicsf  o. 

JOHN  DOLlfiKE. 


J.  H.  8HEPAB1» 


ESTABLISHED  1KS8. 


Dolese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  I  CONTRACTORS, 

o    c 

MAKCrAOTUBKBS  AND  SBAI.IEBS  IS 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Bfocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Iluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  8TBBET,  .      .  OHIOAGCi 

SECOND  FLOOB  TEUICNIC  BUILDING, 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  BlPBEaS  216. 

Psttlonlar  sttenUon  psM  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drives,  Bonb- 
TBfds  and  Beads  in  new  Sabdivislons, 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

Soath  OhicBRo  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Bearlsorn  St- 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  ••^proved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 

Reiidents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXOHANaE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Slain  3733. 

Hnrntaldt  Park  Property  a  fpeoialty. 

M  D.  DEAN, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Merchants  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFIOE;  N,  W.  Oor.  WarhlDKtOD  an 

9.  E.  Oor.  OallforDia  &  North  Ave.  LsSsUe  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  HDmboldl  Park.  C'HIOAGC 

EDyum  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

[ESTABLISHED  12  YEAES.l 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  vSS,  18%. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  ANP  OOEBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALL  LETTEE8  MOST  BE 

MABEICD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NDMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTS 
ADVBETISED  F.XOEPT  WHEBK  THE  uWNEB  OB  BIS  AQtNl'S 
AT>T>B«83  18  GIYilN. 


BEA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,   No  2323,  2-9tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

l.'o.    RU    $6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$l,50:i  cash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Mori^an  Park.  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoenues  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  hou-e  of  li'  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  cei^^hborhood.     W  8  .$7,500  and  |  8,000 

Oalomet  BV,  near  SOth  st,  60  ft,'  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  et  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  et,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash      0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  we*t  ^  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ]^  of  the  northwest  of  the  south- 
east of  section  3,  towoghip  39,  north  of  range 
13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot'  ^nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  xor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  St  ti,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

'^lark  St  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22J^xl00.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  31st  st,  4-story  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombraooe  $15,(:00.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  B  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .    R  1 1 .  $85,U00 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  .'.0th  st,  I(i0x20n.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
BIdg  $  600 

Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,(t(i0,  incumbrance  $7,'i00.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  p  irticnlars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

iitty-first  8t  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Eedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4   ...  .$  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4    $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$  200 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pfioo  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Gran  i  blvd, near  45th  r,t,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H15..$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Qroveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Fnches  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Bomes,  flat  bnildings  and  Jote  throughout  the 


south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8iory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  fiQiBhed  in  quarter-sawed  OKk,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,600 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Larg*»  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoD.es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  ay.  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  briok  honse  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st.near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$  4,600 
Michigan  av,near  6lst  st,12-room  briok  honse.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30 ,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts,(v  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  %  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,600.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  et,  Chicago,  .o  $46,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8.all8  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st)  1  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  Slst  et,  lot  25  x  126,  20-room  new 
briok  bt:ilding,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  tl    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  et,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4903  State  st. 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blooks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  111. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  \re?t       of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
L  12  1  4,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  It  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electrixs 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14$  7,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13    ,  $  200 

Wabash  av ,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  c^owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  ci  ar  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabai-h  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NORTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  60  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  8t,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  t,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— s-room 

residence,  with  37^.^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  oT%.  fo^t  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrnaV|  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
bge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  b-tlanoe  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Ouyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.  Want 
an  offer.   A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3-8tory 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  oan  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  oottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  6,003 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  eto.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty -six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W,  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  looation,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  olass  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  Clear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  truolfing  improve- 
ments.    Will  exchange  for  oottb  side  vaoftnt, 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

83,000  equity.    A  14  |  5,500 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  <fc  Oo, 
Ashland  Blook  $  2,500 

Newport  av,  bet  Olark  and  Halsted  sts.  south  part 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  ,   |  80 

Newport  av,  3-8tory  briok  flat  bnildi  ig,  18  rooms. 

A  13  ,  185,000 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

fjot.    W8    I  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  S-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  |4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58)^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LtoiD  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner.  75x123^.    L  13  $  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Oenter  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.  W  8.  .  .$  6,800 
Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t .  W  8 ....  $  3,000 
Sigel  St..  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  S  story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  i6xl25  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amondson,  owner, 

85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  bQilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13...  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14,$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st.near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  nsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $16,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building,    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  |  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11    $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft-   $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  store?  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pam  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  TacomR  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  J  2. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Bine  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-8tory  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 


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all  rented  draws  $:i6  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 

J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,300 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  25%  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
RiVfi  nf  M  i  84  610x100  )  \  20x128  )  ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3.10x100  \  I  35x128  [  ^''^  ^""^ 
2-8tory  am]  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bailH.  0  11. 
Ohioago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  i  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Cicero,  Macdell  &  Hyman's  sub,  It  6  in  blook  4  of 
east  }4  of  the  northwest  ^  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  }4  of  section  20,  township  :^9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  kehkophf  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  bouses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
yon  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  blook  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west 
of  the  northeast  ^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F*A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfiald  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  15n  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,0C0 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-8tory  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  $  4,O0C 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  0  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,35J 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  sobnrb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134, 

W8    $2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  i  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1.  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sob  in  the  northeast  }^  of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.  Will  divide.  Price  per  acre.  A  14  ...$  3C0 
Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $16,000, 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  ntar  Homan  ay,  s  t  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  a  V.    Rll  $  5,COO 

Ke<?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x160.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 
Kedzie's  J  H  sob,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclosive,  in  the  southwest  ]^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 


3,000 


REAL  EaTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^  of  section 
2H,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  briok  build- 
ing, 50x1 15,  stores  with  flats  above .    Rll..  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x1 3  2 
R  11   I 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bluing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  1  J^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner   •  g  oqq 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent  ' 
fare.     One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room' hause 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  76x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11  $i0  OJO 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  briok 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av 


$16,600 
$12,000 


Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.  Rll  

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $l,OCo" to  $1,600 

each.    Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 

cheap.    Rll.  * 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  li   «  i  500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  eq,  2  frame  houses,  lot  ' 

25x126  ft.    R  11    ' 


2,500 
9,000 


2,000 


Monroe  st.  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick 

stone  front  flat  building.    W  8   '| 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house '22x56  ft 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    Rll   g 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest'^  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  ^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  ease  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  60  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12  000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room  ' 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29 

90  La  Sanest   ^  3^750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7  OOO 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,3(  0.  ' 
Alio  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6. 
being  a  s-nb  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4  ot  the 
southwest  ^  of  seotian  15  township  a9  north 
range  13  esst  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.      F  A  Rehkopf 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st.  ' 
Polk  st,  vettr  <  «ntre  nv,  2-story  briok,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fe  Brown 

59  Dearborn  st  '1  2,500 

Proviso— 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $5(J0  per  acre,  no  inonmbranoe.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  60  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  }4  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12  000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  'acres.  ' 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  i 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres,    A  14  . . ,  « 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft^3  story  pressed  bri'o'k 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6  260 

Twelftb  at,  near  St  Lonia  av,  s  f  ?6xl25.    W  8 . . ! !  $  2' 100 


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REAL  ESTATH  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  aT,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  fronfx  $75  to  flOO.OOn  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3S 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  686)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  ard  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xl(  0.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnut  t-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3  etory  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,C00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

WashiDgton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  i4-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  A'ant  a  resi  ence 
nedr  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  bivd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.  $  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $l,0f:0  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  p:\rpose8.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE, 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0i  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  15i  ,00li,  180,000 
and  1,250,0'  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquio  County,  a  509- acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat'  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  <fc  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secore 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Imnds,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  trads  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (100  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    F  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00(^1.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  5 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(0  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  

Illinois. — Rock  Island,    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  sitoated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  3^  of  the  southeast       of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  746 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana. ---East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  36  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 
of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  Oonnty  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianoia  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  ttie  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for  3^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  iooproved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  postoflSce,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  pei;  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  | 

MISCELLANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,0'  0  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,t00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  pelt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 


Ell 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  olear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  olear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  ^  4  400 

Oearborn  st  (No  5662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent.djH  2.... $4,800 
Is  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  con- 
tainiiig  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  tra-de  for  vacant  and 
»^^rt  cash.    V  1 1. 
Halsted  st,  near  r^\h,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Sarvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  U  $40,000 

-Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  ppr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particularo  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Franoisco,  Oal 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  et,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story 
brick  aud  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

^    ?^^V  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212^ 


oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  . ,   ±1 


6,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGB 


$     1.50  NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  012. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Olybonrn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leiand,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37 3^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukkns,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WIST  SIDB. 

residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  priob 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Paulina  tst,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $6,000.    S12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,600 

OUTBIDS  . 

Oalifoinia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  oiose 
to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty oonsidored  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Franoisco, 

^    Oal  I  226 

Georgia — 660-aore  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo. 

olasr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  line  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  olear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pomp,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  {  7  600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago  ' 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  othur  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

^   $  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Oo,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Ferry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  |  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  olear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 
Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.    Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty. Address  0  16. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 
Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.    Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  flats  or  basine.a  property  ^  might  add  some 


September  28,  ISSg. 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


«19 


RB^L  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


first  mortgage  paper.  M  2 
Have  unimproved  laoda  and  J 

gooda     X  11 
Oil  and  paint  mannfaotaring    plant  and 

Would  exchange  }4  or  all  for  real  estate. 


cash  for  stock  of 


stock. 
S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Anbnrn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbnrn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

MiohigaD  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  76th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
snitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409  411.  Ssoond-class  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Olark  st  8,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desiraole  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
St.  Ij'our-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph st.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSallo  st,  opposite  Oourt  House-  AddresH 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av,  No  19C6,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows.  6-3tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-oent;  double  flat  honse;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  S20  per 
flat.  L  A  Oilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  (nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Jonraal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tli  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  Olintou  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Colorado  — Ranch  Wanted  of  2,000  or  more  acres  in 
Eastern  Colorado  or  Western  Nebraska.  Must 
have  some  timber  and  be  capable  of  irrigation. 
State  whether  there  is  building  stone  or  lime 
stone  quarries  on  it.  Tttle  must  be  perfect 
and  water  facilities  good.  State  lowest  terms 
and  full  particulars.  Address  M  1,  care  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal,  Chicago. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party .  O 
A  RioHABDSOM,  Rookford,  III. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  16  this  office. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON, 
WU.  OQDEN  OBEfiN. 


KUOENEH.  FI^HBOBN. 
BANDOI.PH  E.  FI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

E8TABUSHED  tBaa. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen  BlcLg.,  34  Olark  St., 
CHICAGO. 

A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  Invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q,  13.  Care  Heal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


Chicag:o 

Directory 
Compariy 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  t».  W.  Cor.  Adams  S^ts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 
"LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECURITIES. 

"LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHIOAaO  DIUECTORY  rOMPANY'S  MAPS  OP  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


A  file  of  the  latest  DireotoileB  of  all  the  other  large  ottieB  can  be 
foand  at  oar  office  for  Qse  of  the  pnbUc 


FOR  SALE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  19. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaios  for  deoorations  of  Oeilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  qaality  of  DesigDs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  fnrnished  opon  applioation. 

Cliica|D  Interior  DBDoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  pairl  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LASALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witit  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  '.'bstractsof  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  8BBTI0E  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

QwYNN  Oabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  grBWABT,  Seo'y.    0-  K.  Labbabbe,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Traet  Officer. 


THE  EC1DENT8  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f(i0a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

no  ■SIE.mC&X,  EXAMINATION  &iVi^aUL60 


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September  28,  18i5. 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


K.  C.  SMYER6,  Editor. 


0?FIJE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabecription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  secood  class  matter  at  the  postofBce,  Ohicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  SEPTEMBER  28.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Much  has  been  said  about  the  improved  industrial 
situation,  and  political  newspapers  of  all  faiths  have 
rung  the  changes  on  the  bettered  condition  of  the 
poor  laboring  man  for  whom  they  are  all  very  solicit- 
ous. It  has  been  maintained  that  we  are  entering  on 
a  period  of  unexampled  prosperity,  with  rising  wages 
and  employment  for  all,  and  that  to  prophesy  other- 
wise would  be  little  short  of  treason  tn  the  Govern- 
ment; but  it  is  lefreshing  after  all  this  clash  of  ar- 
gument to  get  at  the  actual  facts  and  to  know  just 
how  the  industrial  interests  of  the  country  stand. 

Figures  have  been  compiled  by  the  American 
Economist,  of  New  York,  based  on  five  hundred  re- 
ports re^ceived  from  eighty-five  separate  industries 
covering  the  entire  industrial  field  and  showing  the 
condition  of  labor  and  wages  in  these  industries  with 
approximate  exactness.  These  returns  show  that  in 
the  eighty-five  industries  included  in  the  investiga- 
tion there  were  employed  11,577  more  bauds  in  1892 
than  in  1890,  an  increase  of  14  per  cent  in  two  years. 
In  1894  they  employed  26,447  hands  less  than  in  18.-»2, 
a  decrease  of  14  per  cent.  In  the  early  part  of  1895 
they  employed  12,083  more  hands  than  in  1894,  but 
14,364  less  hands  than  in  1892,  and  2,787  less  even 
than  in  1890.  For  1895  the  employment  of  labor 
shows  a  decrease  of  15  per  ctnt  as  compared  with 
1892  and  of  3  per  cent  as  compared  with  18^0. 

The  percentage  of  wages  paid  in  455  different  in- 
dustrial establishments  from  which  returns  were  re- 
ceived shows  the  following  state  of  facts:  The  aver 
age  of  wages  paid  in  1832  was  4  per  cent  higher  than 
in  1890.  In  1893  it  was  17  per  cent  less  than  in  1890 
and  21  per  cent  less  than  in  1892;  while  for  the  1895 
period  the  average  rate  of  wages  paid  was  14  per 
cent  less  than  in  1890;  18  per  cent  less  than  in  lc92, 
and  only  3  per  cent  greater  than  in  1894. 

A  general  comparison,  then,  of  the  present  year 
with  1891  shows  an  increase  of  18  per  cent  in  number 
of  men  employed  and  3  per  cent  in  the  rate  of  wages 
paid;  but  a  comparison  with  1892  shows  a  decrease  of 
15  per  cent  in  number  employed  and  of  18  per  cent  in 
the  rate  of  wages;  and  a  comparison  with  1890  shows 
a  decrease  of  3  per  cent  in  number  employed  and  of 
14  per  cent  in  wages.  We  are  still  considerably  be- 
low the  1890  mark  and  a  longdistance  from  the  high 
point  reached  in  1892.  These  figures  must  be  read  in 
the  further  light  of  the  fact  that  the  population  is 
naturally  increasing  rapidly,  and  thus  considered 
they  are  a  very  large  grain  of  salt  to  be  taken  with 
the  oft  repeated  story  of  returning  prosperity. 

BANKERS  TO  THE  RESCUE. 

The  bankers  of  the  country  have  done  a  very  com- 
mendable thing  in  offering  to  come  to  the  rescue  of 
the  Treasury  to  prevent  future  gold  exports.  If  the 
Treasury  officials  have  a  grain  of  common  sense  left 
they  will  accept  the  aid  thus  generously  tendered, 
and  the  talk  of  a  depleted  reserve  from  gold  exports 
will  be  forever  at  an  end.  The  only  objection  urged 
to  the  acceptance  of  gold  coin  from  the  banks  is  that 
much  of  the  coin  is  too  light,  but  this  is  simply  hair 
splitting.  Better  a  thousand  times  to  accept  light 
coin  than  to  pay  a  bond  syndicate  $4,000,000  for  a 
loan  of  a  few  millions  of  gold  for  six  months.  But 
perhaps  the  national  finances  are  run  in  the  interest 
of  syndicates. 

CROP  CONDITIONS  AND  THE  RAILROADS. 

If  the  farmer  receives  very  little  for  his  immense 
crops  this  year,  as  now  seems  likely,  the  railroads  at 


least  will  profit  by  the  movement  of  grains  to  market, 
which  is  sure  to  be  greater  than  for  many  years  past. 
Wheat  and  corn  exports  have  b^gun  to  surpass  in 
volume  those  of  the  previous  months,  and  prices  have 
been  somewhat  favorably  affected.  The  purchasing 
ability  of  farmers  is  accordingly  enhanced,  and  no 
surprise  is  occasioned  by  the  fact  that  the  bank  clear- 
ings show  a  steady  increase  week  by  week  over  the 
corresponding  weeks  of  last  year.  All  indications 
point  to  the  fact  that  we  are  entering  on  a  period  of 
general  prosperity,  and  the  only  question  is  how 
prosperous  and  how  long  continued  that  period  will 
be. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Now  is  the  time  to  look  for  the  boom  in  Lake  Street 
Elevated  which  has  all  along  been  prophesied  by  the 
Journal.  It  would  not  be  surprising  if  this  stock 
should  go  to  par  within  a  few  months.  The  condi- 
tions all  favor  it.  The  extension  to  Wabash  avenue 
has  nearly  doubled  the  daily  traffic.  The  abandon- 
ment of  the  Humboldt  Park  route  will  enable  the 
company  to  secure  something  like  $500,000  from  sale 
of  real  estate  and  of  right  of  way  to  the  Metropolitan 
Elevated.  Then  the  Union  Loop  Company  have 
agreed  to  refund  to  the  Lake  Street  Company  the 
cost  of  building  the  road  to  Wabash  avenue,  about 
$500,000  more,  which  with  the  other  sums  mentioned 
gives  Lake  Street  about  a  round  million  of  assets 
soon  to  be  available.  This  will  pay  off  the  fioating 
debt  and  leave  a  surplus  in  the  treasury.  It  is  not 
surprising  that  the  stock,  which  was  hovering 
around  20  a  few  days  ago,  is  now  quoted  as  high  as 
26f.   It  ought  to  go  to  30  or  40  in  a  short  time. 

Some  indication  of  the  effect  on  all  the  elevated 
railway  stocks  of  the  downtown  loop  can  be  gath- 
ered from  the  foregoing  facts  and  figures.  The 
Journal  has  always  maintained  that  the  ultimate 
destination  of  Alley  Elevated  and  Lake  Street  was 
100  per  cent,  and  it  would  seem  from  present  indica- 
tions that  the  realization  of  this  hope  will  come 
sooner  than  was  expected.  Alley  "L",  to  be  sure,  is 
now  selling  around  6  owing  to  the  necessity  of  a  thor- 
ough reorganization  which  means  a  heavy  assessment 
of  the  stock,  but  after  that  formality  is  over  and  the 
Union  Loop  is  com  dieted  there  is  sure  to  be  a  big 
jump  in  all  elevated  securities.  Alley  "L"  included. 

The  rest  of  the  share  list  has  been  featureless  this 
week. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  21. 

Inc.  Dec. 


New  York 

$628,161,693 

28  4 

Chicago 

86,789,190 

5.3 

Boston 

94,717,088 

24.4 

Philadelphia 

67  778,218 

St  Louis 

23.745,8U 

8.2 

San  Francisco 

15,945,126 

11.1 

Baltimore 

15,443,576 

9.2 

Pittsburg 

15,868,138 

244 

Cincinnati 

11,495,550 

3.3 

Kansas  City 

10,348,409 

8.1 

New  Orleans 

7,429,129 

27.2 

Buffalo 

4.397,610 

14  3 

Milwaukee 

5,e95,388 

36.3 

Detroit 

6.379,889 

IS.O 

Louisville 

5,699,600 

11.7 

Minneapolis 

9  272,720 

17.8 

Omaha 

3,853,369 

3.2 

Providence 

4,923,000 

Cleveland 

6. 4 13, '•,47 

23.9 

Houston 

5,257,595 

St  Paul 

4,060,702 

19.0 

Denver 

2,7-4.335 

3.8 

Indianapolis 

2.799,856 

29.1 

Columbus,  O 

4,121  500 

38.2 

Hartford 

1,933.303 

13.5 

Richmond 

2,145.156 

Washington 

1,710,855 

13.0 

Dallas 

2,168,397 

6.8 

St.  Joseph 

1,527,000 

Peoria 

2,051,743 

24.0 

Memphis 

1.085.161 

Portland,  Or 

055. 699 

Rochester 

1,457,262 

15.0 

New  Haven 

1,642,941 

33.3 

Savannah 

2,250,527 

Springfield,  Mass 

1,487,495 

22.3 

6.8 


3.5 


25.0 


Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  De 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City. 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
f-Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
fChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
fNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 


1.425,466 
1,337,794 
1,JJ19.182 
1,1'  0.563 
1,324,496 
1,043,652 
923.802 
842.2^6 
515.393 
677,428 
721,3  ;4 
860,076 
496,769 
1,147,639 
553,579 
449,428 
.350,846 
247,186 
310.419 
393,184 
302,5;i3 
330,200 
459,680 
331  127 
330,200 
402,766 
806.995 
272,876 
144,781 
232,300 
62.  93 
48,352 
73  615 
255,034 
227,345 
794.931 
5954.880 
1,417,906 
708  328 
757,834 
271.886 
186,308 


14.7 
7.2 
37.7 

5.6 
23  5 
11  1 
17.5 

6.8 
13.9 

4.1 

46.8 

68  7 
20.2 


18.7 
10.0 


10  0 
37.0 
17.1 
11.4 

39.7 


36  2 
48.2 


23.4 
21.5 

23  6 
10  6 

5  0 


15,2 
1.0 


14.2 
20.1 

8,2 


52.6 
15.2 


6.9 


Total  $1,081,861,381 
Exclusive  of  New  York  453,699,688 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


dominion  of  CANADA. 

$11,679,549 
5,476,255 
1,115,143 
997,424 
780,876 


Total  $20,049,247 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


20  3 
10  4 


7  3 
4.9 

2.5 


3.4 
15  4 


INJUNCTION  TO  STOP  A  TAX  SALE. 


The  Chamber  of  Commerce  Safety  Deposit  Vault 
Company,  the  corporation  which  owns  the  Chamber 
of  Commerce  Building,  has  filed  a  bill  in  the  Superior 
Court  for  an  injunction  to  restrain  the  County  Col- 
lector from  selling  the  building  for  taxes.  The  own- 
ers of  the  big  office  building  are  on  the  delinquent 
tax  list  for  the  reason  that  they  have  refused  to  pay 
a  personal  property  tax  of  $1,733.95.  The  bill  sets  up 
that  the  company  was  assessed  on  its  real  estate, 
which  consists  of  the  office  building,  and  that  this 
assessment  was  not  disputed,  but  in  addition  to  that 
the  State  Board  of  Equalization  imposes  a  tax  upon 
the  company's  franchise  as  personal  property.  The 
bill  alleges  that  this  amounts  to  double  taxation,  for 
the  reason  that  the  company  has  already  paid  tax  on 
all  the  property  it  possesses,  namely,  the  Chamber  of 
Commerce  office  building.  Any  judgment  against 
the  property  for  personal  taxes,  the  court  is  told, 
would  run  against  the  real  estate  naturally,  as  that  is 
all  the  property  the  corporation  has,  and  the  tax 
upon  it  has  been  paid.  No  injunction  has  yet  been 
issued. 

James  Moran,  the  President  of  the  Company,  said 
to-day  that  the  tax  which  is  objected  to  is  on  the 
"franchise  of  the  company."  "What  the  franchise 
is,"  said  he,  '  we  do  not  know.  If  it  is  a  tax  for  the 
privilege  of  being  a  corporation,  then  the  best  thing 
we  can  do  is  to  cease  being  a  corporation.  We  do  not 
care  so  much  about  the  amount,  but  the  proceeding 
is  unjust,  and  we  shall  fight  it.  We  paid,  last  year, 
over  25  per  cent  of  the  net  income  of  the  building  in 
taxes,  and  we  ought  to  be  fairly  treated." 


Biddeford,  Me. — The  city  ooonoil,  Sep  9,  passed  an  order 
aolhorizing  the  issue  of  bonds  amounting  to  $160,000,  to 
ran  twenty  years  at  4  per  cent.  The  money  to  be  nsed  in 
taking  ap  ontstauding  notes. 


.September  28,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee       the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  $\00 

Amerioan  Exohan^^e  Nat  

Amerioan  Trast  and  Savingn.. 

Atlas  National   

Ohloago  National   

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Ezobange  Bank  

Droyers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

Firat  National  Bank   

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankinar  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  Acaerioa  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


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Anl 

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Cap  dtook. 

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1  000  000 

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2  000  000 

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127 

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12% 

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142 

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260 

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165 

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127^ 

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245 

750  000 

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230 

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1  000  000 

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fieo 

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fiso 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  001 

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114 

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1IEI3GELLANE0US  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co.... 6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6b 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  By  5s. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  5b  

Ohi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Oo  69. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co'b  69  1912 

Chicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  By  5-20  4}^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl9'.^9 
"  "    Cons  Gold  6s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  5s  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  68 . . ,  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  69   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  ...  1906 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  5b.  .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  68  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R  Ss  ... 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  ^h.iO 

N  Chi  Oity  By  4i^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6% . . . .  1943 

South  Park  68    1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  58l»0o 
W  Ohi  St  R  R  l8t  M  5b  ....1928 
W  Chi  St  R  B  Tun  Co  6s  ... .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  63  

West  Town  New  issue   

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


AmoQDt 


$     360  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  01  iO 

3  166  OOi 
300  000 
581  OOi 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50( 
400  00( 

1  260  000 
250  000 
900  COO 

1  600  0< 
650  COO 
600  000 

75  OOi 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  000 

1  500  000 
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2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

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MISJELLANE^U^  STACKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

Amerioan  Straw  Board  Co  

Oal  and  0  Jan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Maltiog  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  PaokiDg  <fc  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

•'      Gas  Oo  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  «Jo  Ltd  

Cn  Pack  ^  Prov  On  pfd  ....  . . 


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P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  

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DAILY_SALES. 

Saturday,  September  21,  1 895. 


OAU.  ft  OHI.  OANAIj  &  DOOE  CO . 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 


 69>^  250  23i^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILIi,        375  23^ 

25  128M  '-^05  23M 

W  CHI  STREET  H  E  HOf  -ao't  23^ 

W  CHI  STEEET  B  E.  800-ao't  Ti% 

S''— aoct  12fiK  150— ao't  23?^» 

ICO— ac't  126% 

50— ac't   126% 

Monday,  September  23,  1895. 


AM.  STB  AW  BOABD  00. 

20  47^ 

NATIONAL  BAlIiWAT  OO. 
40.   1101^ 

stbeet's  w.  cab  line. 

100  14 

westebn  stone  00. 
10   60 

CHI.  CITY  B't. 

4   313^ 

68   314 

new  XOBE  BI-OXftT  OO. 

5   67^4 

1»  ...   68 

0  &  0  CANAL  &  DOCS. 
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15 '—ac't    70 

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DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

25  1  fj^ 

119   1  8^ 

1'  0— ao't..  I2><i| 

Tuesday,  September  24,  1895 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B 

5  126 

50  126% 

20  12634 

100— ao't  1:6% 

5' I— ac't  126>^ 

100— ao't     .     .    126^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
1  

72  23% 

364  24 

50   4JI 

66   241^ 

HO  v% 

70  -cash   23% 

5C — OHsh    24 

35  — ac't   2.1% 

950  -ac't   24 

150— ac't   .  .24% 

2/)0— ao't  24)^ 

26!  — ao't  24% 

60— ao't  24% 

300— ao't  26 


C.  &  C,    O.   &  DOOE 


10 


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OENTBAL  INION  TEL 

30  

OHI  CITY  BAILWAY . 

1  314 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

6   47% 

50   47% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
12  Ii6% 

35   126 

100— ao't   126 

CHI.  &  S.  S.  BAP.  xraN.  CO. 

3fiO   %% 

40  . .   7 

60— ao't  


WEiTEBN  BTONE  CO  . 

24   60 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATEDS  B. 
115  21% 

100— tto't   2  % 

400— ao't  22 

20— ao't  •^i% 

W.  OHI    STBEET  B.  B 

40  1  h% 

20  125V2 

14  126^ 

50 — rto't  125 

2£0— ao't   125% 


I'O- 
3fi0- 
200 
260- 


-ao't . 
-ao't . 
ac't 
-ac't . 


.125% 

.J.5M 
l-i:  % 
.126 


Wednesday,  September  23,  1895. 


stbeet's  w.  cab  line. 
10  13% 

CHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT  00. 

50   14 

OHI.  OITY  BAILWAY 
8   313 

2  316 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

50— ac't  293% 

50— ac't  293^ 

DIAMOND  MAIOH  OO,  ILL. 

31  1263^ 

50  -ao't  126% 

60— ao't  126% 

CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

485  7 

25  7% 

50-&<5'(  7 


FXE8T   NATIONAL  BANE. 

10  25^ 

■"'    (^HT.  STBEET  K.  B. 
25  126% 

36   12t)% 

25   12b^ 

1(J0— ao't  12« 

15C — ao't  Ii6j4 

250— ao't  126% 

200— ao't  126^3 

50— ac't  126^ 

100— ao't  126% 

LAEBST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

5  22 

26  22% 

290  22% 

100  22% 

200— ao't...  22% 

350— ac't  22% 

790— ao't  ,,.  .2i% 


Thursday,  September  26,  1895. 


AM.  BXOHANQE  NAT'l  b'e 

20  .  .    100 

STBEET'b  W.  cab  LINE. 

10  13% 

OHI    &   S.    8.    BAP.  TBAN  00. 

50— ac't  7 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET    B.  B. 

50   126% 

160— ao't  126% 

150— ac't  126^ 


DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 
26  128 

50— ao't  128 

60— ao't  128% 

50— ao't  128% 

to— ao't  128% 

LAEE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

57  22% 

110  221-^ 

200— acH  22% 

650— ac't  22% 


Friday,  Se^^tember  27,  1895. 


OAL.  &  OHI.  OANAL  &  DCOK. 

60  69 

AM.    8  BAW  BOABD. 

2  47% 

60  48 

OHI  &  8.  8  BAP .  TBAN.  OO. 

90  6% 

70  7 

CHI.  OITY  b'Y. 

87  314 

1  315 

6— cash   313 

W .  CHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

132    126% 

50  126% 

25   126=^ 

100— ao't  126% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

300  128 

5   128% 

50— ac't  128% 

LAEE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
485  

117  

170   

676  

170  

150  

20  


.25% 

.26 
26% 
26% 

•26M 

.26% 

.27 


900— ac't  26% 

250— ao't  26^ 

150— ao't  26% 

100 — ao't   27 

6  0— ac't  27% 

2..0— ao't  27% 

650— ac't  27% 

300— ao't   27% 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board. ..... .47  Lake  Street  Elevated. 

Oal  &  Chi  O  i  D  Co  68%  In  Pkg  i  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo              13%  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd. 

Pfd  ...  33%  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  ... 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  36%  "  " 

"           "      Pfd  60%  N  Y  Biscuit  Co 
hi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  . .  6% 

(ihjcago  Gas  Co   69*4 

Diamoud  Match  Co,  111.  I2h% 


Pfd 


N  Ohi  St  R  B. 
treet's  W  8  O  Line 
'^bi  St  R  R  .. 


.27 
.  4 

■  ii'A 

.15% 
.35% 
.68% 
294 
.V6% 
126 


REAL  ESTAlE  AND  THE  LOOP. 

Property  owners  on  Lake  street  and  Wabash  ave- 
nue are  now  discussing  the  question  of  the  probable 
effect  of  the  Lake  Street  Elevated  Railway  extension 
on  property  values.  It  is  pretty  generally  conceded 
that  the  road  has  ruined  Lake  street  already  and 
that  there  will  never  be  any  considerable  apprecia- 
tion of  values  on  that  thoroughfare.  The  street  is 
narrow,  and,  what  with  the  elevated  structure  and 
the  surface  electric  cars,  there  is  not  sufficient  room 
for  the  heavy  who  esale  teaming  that  the  firms  on 
that  street  require.  It  is  stated  as  a  fact  that  a 
double  truck  team  can  not  comfortably  load  and  un- 
load at  the  curb  on  Lake  street  and  get  away  with  a 
load  without  serious  delay,  owing  to  the  fact  that 
the  street  is  now  practically  monopolized  by  the  ele- 
va'ed  and  surface  railways.  Several  of  the  larger 
wholesale  houses  have  signified  their  intention  to  re- 
move from  the  street  for  this  and  other  reasons. 

The  same  condition  will  prevail  on  Wabash  avenue 
when  the  "four  track"  Union  Loop  is  built.  The 
noise,  smoke,  dirt  and  confusion  that  prevail  on 
Lake  street  will  be  simply  multiplied  by  four  on 
Wabash  avenue  when  all  the  trains  of  four  elev-.ted 
roads  make  their  way  around  the  structure.  How 
long  will  the  music  houses  that  now  adorn  the  avenue 
remain  there  under  such  circumstances?  It  is  said 
that  when  Lyon  &  Healy  leased  their  present  prem- 
ises from  Columbus  R  Hummings  they  had  incorpor- 
ated in  the  lease  a  clause  reducing  their  rent  by  $iO,- 
000  a  Year  in  case  an  elevated  railway  should  be  built 
on  Wabash  avenue,  and  a  further  clause  allowing 
them  to  cancel  the  lease  il  the  premises  became  un- 
(lesirable  thereby.  It  can  readily  be  seen  what  the 
future  of  Wabasn  avenue  property  will  be  under  the 
rule  of  the  iron  horse. 

The  Union  Loop  people  are  now  circulating  a 
petition  for  right  of  way  on  Van  Buren  street.  Har- 
rison street  is  not  to  their  taste,  and  they  are  em- 
boldened by  their  success  on  Wabash  avenue  to  try 
Van  Buren  street.  Doubtless  it  will  be  but  a  few 
months  before  they  secure  the  requisite  frontage 
there,  and  the  question  will  then  be,  what  next?  It 
has  been  suggested  that  the  council,  for  a  considera- 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  28,  189B 


tion,  might  offer  them  the  city  hall  as  a  central 
station  and  power  house. 


REMEDY  FOR  DEFALCATIONS. 

According  to  a  circular  recently  issued  by  one  of 
the  "  fidelity  guarantee  "  companies,  it  appears  that 
defalcations  in  the  business  world  have  become  as 
tonishingly  frequent  and  large.    Such  cases  are  re^ 
ported  from  time  to  time,  but  many  are  never  made 
public,  and  the  aggregate  amount  of  the  losses  in 
that  way  never  comes  to  the  knowledge  of  the  people 
But  the  fidelity  companies  are  able  to  approximate 
the  figures,  and  according  to  them  it  appears  that  the 
defalcations  for  1893  amounted  to  over  §19,000,000 
and  for  1894  to  more  than  $2i,000,000.  Including 
the  very  small  losses  which  were  not  recorded,  it  is 
estimated  that  the  toial  sum  of  money  misappropri- 
ated by  faithless  clerks  and  trustees  during  the  year 
1894  was  not  less  than  $30,000,000.   This  immense 
loss  fell  on  the  country  at  large,  the  banks  suffering 
most  because  they  handle  the  most  money,  corpora 
tions  ranking  next,  and  individual  merchants  and 
manufacturers  suffering  least  of  all  in  proportion  to 
the  lesser  importance  of  their  business. 

The  fidelity  companies  have  a  direct  interest  in 
stopping  this  tendency  to  dishonesty,  because  where 
they  are  insurers  they  have  the  losses  to  pay,  but 
aside  from  this  consideration  there  is  the  further  one 
of  public  policy,  which  would  urge  the  encourage 
ment  of  virtue  and  the  prevention  of  vice  as  a  matter 
of  good  government.  How,  then,  can  these  defalca 
tions  be  lessened?  The  fidelity  companies  claim  that 
the  defalcations  come  largely  from  the  carelessness 
of  employers  in  allowing  trusted  employes  to  have 
practically  full  swing  in  the  management  of  finances, 
and  in  reposing  such  unlimited  confidence  in  these 
employes  that  there  is  no  regular  or  thorough  exam- 
ination of  accounts.  It  is  taken  for  granted  that 
employes  are  honest,  until  the  employer  is  surprised 
to  find  his  confidence  shaken.  If  all  employes  had 
practical  demonstration  that  they  are  subject  at  any 
moment  to  a  rigid  inspection  of  their  books  and 
papers,  or  to  a  sudden  change  from  one  position  to 
another  without  notice,  the  chances  are  that  more 
than  half  of  the  thefts  would  be  averted.  In  other 
words,  if  business  men  should  keep  the  same  watch 
over  their  employes  as  railroad  corporations  main- 
tain over  their  conductors,  there  would  be  as  little 
loss  from  theft. 

Another  suggestion  made  by  the  fidelity  companies 
is  that  employers  should  inspect  the  habits  of  their 
trusted  employes  outside  of  business  hours.  The 
employer  has  a  right  to  refuse  to  employ  a  man  to 
handle  his  money  who  attends  horse  races,  visits 
gambling  houses,  or  engages  in  bucket-shop  specula- 
tion, or  is  known  as  a  man  who  lives  beyond  his 
means.  It  is  through  these  loose  practices  that  men 
forfeit  their  sense  of  integrity  and  become  capable 
of  taking  what  does  not  belong  to  them.  No  injury 
is  done  then  when  they  are  told  that  if  they  persist 
In  such  habits  they  can  not  hold  their  positions.  Un- 
fortunately it  is  quite  common  for  men  who  handle 
large  sums  of  money  to  devote  their  spare  time  to 
questionable  resorts  and  gambling,  and  it  is  quite 
evident  that  if  defalcations  are  to  be  checked  rather 
than  encouraged  there  must  be  a  system  of  keeping 
tab  on  such  men  and  removing  them  from  the  po- 
sitions which  they  are  not  fitted  to  fill.  When  de- 
falcations do  occur  It  is  contrary  to  good  policy,  as 
well  as  against  the  law,  to  compound  the  felony  on 
receipt  of  the  money  stolen.  The  culprit  must  be 
punished,  hard  though  it  may  seem,  for  misguided 
leniency  in  such  cases  simply  encourage  others  to 
enter  upon  a  similar  course. 


Parkereborg,  W.  Va. — A  speoial  eleotlon  has  been  called 
to  vote  on  the  proposition  of  issning  $25,000  in  bonds  for 
city  park  pnrpoaesj.    Address  Mayor  E.  Harry  Thomas. 

Chicago,  III. — At  the  meeting  of  the  West  Park  Board,  a 
resoIotioQ  asking  the  officers  of  the  West  Town  to  issue 
1600,000  bonds,  to  defray  the  expenses  of  patting  in  the 
contemplated  improvements  of  the  West  Park  system 
without  delay,  was  adopted. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


While  Chicago  real  estate  men  are  not  "making 
hay"  very  rapidly  in  this  fall  weather  they  are  by 
no  means  inactive.  Their  progress  is  sure  though 
slow.  Even  the  subdivision  agents  are  selling  prop- 
erty, and  dealers  in  larger  holdings  are  finding  con- 
siderable inquiry  for  income  property.  The  bulk  of 
the  sales  is  of  residence  lots  and  houses.  An  average 
of  the  sales  for  several  days  past  has  shown  the 
number  of  transactions  over  $1,000  to  have  been  42 
per  day  for  a  consideration  of  $235,000.  This  is  not  a 
bad  average  day's  business  when  it  is  considered  that 
no  "boom"  has  yet  struck  the  real  estate  market. 

SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

The  important  sales  of  the  week  have  been  few,  but 
some  of  more  than  usual  significance  deserve  special 
mention.  The  southwest  corner  of  Canal  and  Six- 
teenth street  was  sold  by  E,  L.  Erwin  to  T.  B.  Jeffery 
for  $19,360.  The  property  is  88  by  101  i  feet,  east 
front,  and  this  sale  was  on  a  basis  of  $220  per  front 
foot. 

Residence  property  on  the  north  shore  has  not  de- 
preciated, evidently,  if  a  recent  sale  on  Barry  avenue 
is  any  criterion.  C.  J.  Stratton  sold  to  C.  R.  M.  Luce 
a  south  frontage  of  66  by  178  feet  on  Barry  avenue 
opposite  Pine  Grove  avenue  for  $20,000.  This  is  at 
the  rate  of  $300  per  front  foot. 

Another  sale  in  the  same  neighborhood  was  that  of 
50  by  166  feet  on  Barry  avenue,  197  feet  east  of  Pine 
Grove  avenue,  north  front,  by  E.  Van  Winckle  to  C. 
A.  Morrill  for  $25,000,  or  $500  per  front  foot. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Erie  and  Kingsbury 
streets,  south  front,  U8  by  IGO  feet,  was  transferred 
by  the  Hardware  Manufacturing  Co.  to  the  Kroes- 
chell  Bros.  Co.  for  $45,000.  This  is  a  desirable  corner 
in  the  North  side  manufacturing  district. 

Another  West  side  transfer  was  the  sale  of  the 
southwest  corner  of  Harrison  and  Clinton  streets, 
north  front,  45  by  106  feet,  John  Garrick  to  Susan  I. 
Newbanks,  $44,880.  This  is  nearly  $1,000  a  front 
foot. 

An  interesting  exchange  of  residence  property  was 
made  between  N.  P.  Cummings  and  M.  B.  Guernsey. 
Mr.  Cummings  deeds  to  Mr.  Guernsey  50  by 
136  feet  on  Prairie  avenue,  100  feet  south  of 
Forty-seventh  street,  west  front,  at  $28,900.  Mr. 
Guernsey  deeds  to  Mr.  Cummings  50  by  131  feet  on 
Indiana  avenue  100  feet  of  Forth-seventh  street,  and 
other  property,  at  $22  500.  This  gives  a  valuation  of 
$578  per  foot  to  the  Prairie  avenue  property  and  $450. 
per  foot  on  the  Indiana  avenue  frontage. 

JUDICIAL  SALES  OK  THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

Twenty  lots  in  Davol's  subdivision  of  lots  1  to  11  in 
block  F  of  Morgan  Park  were  sold  at  judicial  sale  to 
George  Keen  for  $16,626. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Holt  and  Blackhawk 
streets,  40  by  100  feet,  was  sold  to  Adolph  A.  Kuhn, 
for  $13,725. 

A  forty-foot  foot  frontage  on  North  Halsted  street, 
west  front  running  through  to  30  feet  east  fronton 
Milwaukee  avenue,  south  of  Kinzie  street,  was  bid 
in  by  Henrietta  Raffstuhl  for  $13,000.  Other  sales  of 
minor  importance  were  made  during  the  week. 

THE   BUILDING  ACTIVITY. 

The  published  building  permits  for  the  first  four 
days  of  the  week  amounted  to  $190,000— not  a  bad 
showing  just  at  a  time  of  year  when  winter  is  closing 
in.  The  aggregate  including  the  smaller  permits 
would  be  considerably  larger.  The  largest  single  en- 
terprise reported  was  the  erection  of  twenty  two- 
story  residences  at  501  to  537  Eddy  street.  Lake  View 
to  cost  over  $80,000.  G.  O.  Gordon  took  out  a  permit 
to  erect  five  two-story  and  basement  brick  residences 
and  one  of  three  stories  at  4751  to  4761  Champlain 
avenue,  to  cost  $35,000. 

SUCCESS  FOB  THE  TORRENS  PETITION. 

Consternation  overtook  the  members  of  the  Torrens 
Legislative  Committee  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  on 
Thursday  morning  when  the  clerk  of  the  Election 
Commissioners  informed  them  that  their  petition  for 
the  adoption  of  the  Torrens  Law  must  be  filed  by  the 
next  day.   It  had  been  supposed  that  the  committee 


would  have  full  thirty  days  to  complete  their  list, 
and  inasmuch  as  they  found  themselves  some  800 
names  short  of  the  required  2500,  it  seemed  almost 
impossible  to  complete  the  task  in  the  twenty-four 
hours  remaing.  But  the  gentlemen  composing  this 
committee  are  not  accustomed  to  admit  the  possi- 
bility of  failure,  and  they  determined  to  complete 
the  petition  in  spite  of  all  obstacles.  Men  were  set 
at  work  at  once  circulating  the  different  copies,  and 
at  3  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  the  petition  was  duly 
filed  with  the  clerk  with  3513  names  attached,  or  1013 
names  more  than  the  law  requires.  Credit  f(>r  this 
rapid  work  is  due  to  the  members  of  the  committee 
who  are:  Louis  A.  Seeberger,  chairman;  Wm.  O. 
Bond;  Joseph  Donnersberger,  E  S.  Dreyer,  E.  H. 
Fishburn,  A.  E.  G.  Goodridge,  C  L  Hammond,  Willis 
G.  Jackson,  J .  L.  Lombard,  Dunlap  Smith,  George  L. 
Warner. 

THE  LAKE  FRONT  PARK  ORDINANCE. 

Every  property  owner  in  the  city  is  interested  in 
securing  a  lake  front  park  at  the  expense  of  the  Illi- 
nois  Central  railroad.  This  is  what  the  ordinance 
presented  to  the  council  by  Mayor  Swift  provides  for, 
and  after  thorough  discussion  by  the  press  the  pro- 
visions of  the  measure  have  been  almost  universally 
approved;  and  yet  the  gang  aldermen  seem  determined 
to  down  the  measure  if  they  can.  At  a  recent  meet- 
ing of  the  joint  committee  to  whom  the  measure  was 
referred  a  motion  recommending  the  ordinance  for 
passage  was  voted  down.  Truly  the  Chicago  City 
Council  is  fearfully  and  wonderfully  made. 

A  meeting  of  the  committee  on  lake  front  improve- 
ment of  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  was  in  ses- 
sion yesterday  afternoon.  The  business  before  it  was 
the  consideration  of  the  agreement  arrived  at  by  the 
city  administration  and  the  officials  of  the  Illinois 
Central  Road  in  regard  to  lake  front  improvement. 
Some  of  the  members  of  the  committee  feai  that  the 
agreement  reached  will  interfere  with  the  carrying 
out  of  a  project  in  which  they  are  interested.  This 
is  for  the  laying  out  of  a  boulevard  from  W;ishington 
Park  to  the  river  and  thence  to  connect  with  the 
North  Side  boulevard  system  by  means  of  a  viaduct. 

So  far  as  the  members  of  the  committee  can  under- 
stand the  scheme  between  the  city  and  the  Illinois 
Central,  it  appears  to  reserve  a  block  of  land  at 
Twelfth  street  in  such  a  way  as  to  create  a  barrier  to 
the  proposed  boulevard.  If  that  is  so  it  is  the  inten- 
tion of  the  committee  to  recomtuend  to  the  Real 
Estate  Board  that  it  urge  such  a  modification  of  the 
plan  already  adopted  provisional^  as  will  enable  the 
creation  of  a  boulevard  when  the  people  are  ready 
to  authorize  its  construction, 

TO  BUY  THE  NIBBE  PROPERTY. 

The  Rev.  J.  T.  Matthias,  pastor  of  the  German 
Lutheran  church  of  Evanston,  has  sent  a  communi- 
cation to  the  Evanston  city  council  in  which  he  sig- 
nified the  intention  of  the  church  of  which  he  is  the 
head  to  buy  the  Nibbe  property,  west  of  the  suburb, 
and  erect  a  large  asylum  for  the  feeble-minded.  The 
proposition  was  well  received  by  the  council. 

The  Pioviso  Land  Association,  Wm.  H.  Hurlbert 
manager,  reports  good  progress  at  Maywood.  The 
company  has  built  sixty  five  houses  during  the  last 
month,  and  a  majority  of  them  are  already  sold.  Ten 
more  two-story  houses  are  under  comract. 


Belfast,  Me.—The  Finance  Committee  was  authorized 
and  ioRtrnoted  to  refocd  the  $113,100  of  the  4  per  cent 
city  of  Belfast  bonds,  now  ootstanding,  with  a  straight 
oily  of  Belfast  10  3^  bonds,  and  to  carry  out  said  refuad- 
iog  by  selliDg  said  bonds  in  the  manner  which  in  their 
judgment  shall  best  serve  the  intereets  of  the  city. 

Martinez  Cal.— Bonds  of  the  Danville  school  district  of 
Contra  Costa  Oonnty  have  been  ordered  issued,  to  be  ten 
in  number,  of  the  denomination  of  $500  each  and  afgre 
gati-g  the  snm  of  $5,(  00  each.  The  bonds  shall  be  nom- 
bered  oo^sfcoutively  from  1  to  10  inclusive,  and  are  to  run 
as  foUowe:  No.  1,  one  year  from  date;  No.  2,  two  years 
from  date;  Vo,  3,  three  years  from  dste;  No.  4,  four  years 
from  date;  No.  5,  five  years  from  date;  No.  6,  six  years 
from  date;  No.  7,  seven  years  from  date;  No.  8,  eight 
years  from  date;  No.  9,  nice  years  from  date;  No.  10,  ten 
years  from  date.  Bonds  to  be  payable  in  gold  coin  bear- 
ing interest  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent  per  annum,  interest 
payable  aunnally, 


September  28,  1895. 


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WEST  SIDE  PARK  ASSESSMENT. 


PARK    COMMISSIONERS    TO    SPEND    150,000   ON  THE 
BOULEVARDS. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  park  commissioners  the  report 
of  Superintendent  Mahoney  recommending  new  pave- 
ments for  a  number  of  streets,  representing  an  out- 
lay of  $50  000,  was  accepted.  Tht  engineer  was  in- 
structed to  proceed  at  once  to  draw  plans  and  speci- 
fications for  the  improvements  recommended. 

Edward  T.  Noonan,  attorney  for  the  west  park 
board,  reported  that  the  township  authorities  had 
passed  a  resolution  authorizing  the  issue  of  $600,000 
park  bonds,  as  well  as  another  resolution  directing 
the  county  clerk  to  spread  a  west  park  tax  to  the 
amount  of  mills  on  the  dollar  on  all  taxable  prop- 
erty assessed  in  the  town  of  West  Chicago.  In  ac- 
cordance with  the  request  of  the  commissioners  3 
mills  will  go  toward  the  bond  issue  and  6i  mills  on 
the  general  fund. 

These  streets  for  which  the  engineer  was  ordered 
to  prepare  plans  include  Central  boulevard,  between 
Garfield  and  Humboldt  parks,  on  either  side  of  the 
macadam  drive  now  in  the  boulevard;  the  completion 
of  Humboldt  boulevard  to  Western  avenue;  extension 
of  Humboldt  boulevard  from  Western  to  Diversey 
avenue  at  the  river. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENTS  FOR    LOCAL  IM- 
PROVEMENTS. 

On  August  4,  1893,  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the 
village  of  Morgan  Park  passed  an  ordinance  for  the 
construction  of  a  new  water  works  plant.  The  ordi- 
nance provided  thai  certain  designated  lots  should 
be  acquired  and  that  the  plant  should  be  erected  up- 
on them.  The  water  was  to  be  sapplied  to  the  vil- 
lage through  the  water-mains  already  laid.  The 
plant  was  declared  to  be  "for  the  purpose  of  securing 
a  supply  of  water  under  pressure,  for  fire  protection 
and  other  uses  of  the  inhabitants  of  the  village." 
The  expense  of  the  plant  was  to  be  defrayed  by  a 
special  assessment  to  be  levied  upon  the  property 
specially  benefited  thereby,  to  the  amount  that  the 
same  might  be  legally  assessed  therefor,  and  the 
remainder  of  the  expenses  to  be  paid  by  general  tax- 
ation. The  commissioners  appointed  apportioned 
$504.12  for  the  cost  to  the  village  and  134  495  88  upon 
the  several  lots,  blocks  and  tracts  of  land  in  the  vil- 
lage. Certain  property  owners  filed  objections  to  the 
confirmation  of  the  assessment.  It  was  determined 
that  all  objections  raising  legal  qupstions  should  be 
reserved  until  after  the  jury  issues  were  tried.  The 
jury  found  that  the  property  of  the  objectors  was  not 
assessed  more  than  it  would  be  specially  benefited  or 
more  than  its  proportionate  share  of  the  cost  of  the 
improvement.  But  the  County  Court  dismissed  the 
assessment  as  to  the  objectors. 

Upon  the  appeal  it  was  contended  that  the  determ- 
ination of  the  question  whether  or  not  the  improve- 
ment should  be  paid  for  by  special  assessment  was 
within  the  discretion  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the 
village,  and  that  as  they  had  decided  it  should  be  so 
paid  their  decision  was  conclusive;  also  that  the  ver- 
dict of  the  jury  that  the  property  was  specially  bene- 
fited was  conclusive  that  the  improvement  was  a 
'•local  improvement,"  and  that  the  property  of  the 
objectors  was  specially  benefited.  The  court  held 
however  that  when  a  proposed  improvement  is  in 
fact  "local,"  it  then  devolves  upon  iLe  municipality 
to  prescribe  whether  it  sl'all  be  made  by  special  as- 
sessment, by  special  fixation  of  contiguous  property, 
by  general  taxation,  or  by  a  combination  of  the  latter 
with  either  of  the  others.  But  that  the  improve- 
ment in  question  is  not  "local"  but  general  and  for 
the  benefit  of  the  village  at  large,  and  that  an  im- 
provement which  is  not  local,  but  is  a  general  bene- 
fit to  the  whole  village,  should  not  be  paid  for  by 
some  or  all  of  the  real  estate  in  the  village,  but  the 
burden  should  be  apportioned  by  a  general  tax  upon 
all  the  property,  both  real  and  personal,  in  the  entire 
village,  in  proportion  to  value,  further  that  the 
Board  of  Trustees  of  a  village  cannot,  by  the  simple 
process  of  assuming  that  a  proposed  improvement  is 
a  "local  improvement"  when  in  fact  it  is  not  such, 


and  passing  an  ordinance  to  make  it  by  a  special  as- 
sessment upon  property,  place  their  illegal  act  be- 
yond the  reach  of  the  courts. 


REPORT  ON  TAXATION. 

INEQUALITIES  OF  ASSESSMENTS  IN  ILLINOIS  VIEWED 
FROM  THE  WORKINQMAN'S  STANDPOINT. 

The  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics  in  its  eighth  bi- 
ennial report,  presents  the  subject  of  real  estate 
assessments  as  follows: 

The  inquiry  into  Chicago  real  estate  taxation  is 
confined  to  the  old  limits  of  the  city,  known  as  the 
North,  South  and  West  Divisions.  Examples  for  ex- 
amination and  comparison  have  been  selected  from 
all  three  Divisions,  and  each  example  is  typical  of  a 
class.  Information  as  to  assessment  valuations  were 
derived  from  official  tax  records;  differences  between 
the  assessment  valuations  of  buildings  and  their  sites 
were  learned  from  the  private  field  books  of  assessors, 
in  which  it  is  customary  to  distinguish  these  differ- 
ences. True  values  are  estimated  upon  the  basis  of 
the  calculations  of  cost  made  upon  application  for 
building  permits,  upon  considerations  expressed  in 
the  deeds  of  actual  sales,  and  upon  the  opinions  of 
reputable  and  conservative  experts. 

An  impression  prevails  that  real  estate  is  fairly 
valued  when  assessors  return  it  at  one-fourth  of  its 
true  value,  but  this  is  not  the  law.  The  law  requires 
it  to  be  valued  "  at  its  fair  cash  value,  estimated  at 
the  price  it  would  bring  at  a  fair,  voluntary  sale." 

But  if  valuations  at  one-fourth  of  true  value  did 
satisfy  the  law,  the  law  would  still  be  unsatisfied; 
fur  it  is  seldom  that  a  valuation  approaches  one- 
fourth  of  true  valuati  )n  sufficiently  near  to  suggest 
good  faith  with  reference  even  to  that  low  basis.  In 
1893  all  the  real  estate  within  the  three  Divisions  of 
the  old  city  limits  was  valued  for  taxation  at  nearly 
8300,000  000  less  than  the  estimated  cost  of  buildings 
for  the  construction  of  which  permits  had  been  issued 
since  the  beginning  of  1876.  In  other  words,  ihe 
reasonable  cost  of  the  buildings  alone  that  had  prob- 
ably been  constructed  during  the  seventeen  preced- 
ing years  was  three  times  as  much  as  the  total  valua- 
tion of  all  real  estate  in  1893. 

Individual  instances,  selected  solely  because  they 
are  typical,  confirm  the  worst  suspicions  of  fraud. 
Seventy  typical  business  premises,  located  in  the 
heart  of  Chicago's  commercial  center  running  in 
height  from  7  to  20  stories,  and  containing  from  59  to 
700  rooms,  were  assessed  for  taxation  in  1893  at  valu- 
ations outrageously  low.  The  building  valuation  of 
one  is  placed  as  low  as  4.83  per  cent,  of  its  cost,  and 
of  the  highest  is  only  33.33  per  cent.;  the  average  be- 
ing 12  38  per  cent.  Sites  are  valued  as  low  as  2.83 
per  cent,  of  the  true  site  value,  and  none  of  them 
higher  than  14.67  per  cent.,  the  average  being  7.36 
per  cent.  The  average  valuation  of  buildings  and 
sites  together  is  9.67  per  cent,  of  tx'ue  value.  These 
under  valuations  should  have  saiisfled  the  most  law- 
less spirit  of  tax  evasion,  but  in  1894  reductions  were 
made  in  17  out  of  the  70  instances.  Some  of  these 
reductions  were  from  valuations  that  were  already 
only  6.86  per  cent,  of  true  value,  and  none  were  fiom 
higher  valuations  than  17.37  per  cent,  of  true  value. 
Most  of  them  were  from  valuations  rang'ng  from  7 
per  cent,  to  U  per  cent,  of  true  value.  No  valid 
reason  for  the  reduction  is  discernable. 

Luxurious  residences  worth  from  twenty  thousand 
dollars  to  over  a  million,  selected  from  different 
choice  residence  localities,  are  assessed  at  from  12  23 
per  cent,  of  true  value  dovvnward.  The  most  valu- 
able—the  millionaire  residence— is  valued  for  taxa- 
tion at  only  5.54  rer  cent,  of  true  value,  while  the 
least  valuable  of  all  is  assessed  at  9.5  per  cent ,  and 
some  worth  not  much  more  than  the  lowest  are 
assessed  as  high  as  11.3  per  cent.  The  average  valu- 
ation is  about  7  per  cent,  of  true  value.  Increasing 
values  of  land  in  these  localities  are  heeded  but  lit- 
tle by  assessors.  In  a  typical  instance  a  tract  of  land 
which  changed  hands  in  1882  for  $30,000  was  valued 
for  taxation  that  year  at  less  that  $20,000.  In  1885, 
when  part  of  it  had  been  sold  at  a  price  indicating 
nearly  $200,000  as  the  true  value  of  the  whole  tract, 


the  tax  valuation  was  reduced  to  but  a  trifle  more 
than  $10,000.  And  8  years  later,  when  occupied  by 
dwellings,  all  of  them  greatly  undervalued,  the  land 
alone,  though  then  worth  at  a  very  c'jn.servati ve 
estimate  nearly  $600,000,  was  valued  for  taxation  at 
less  than  $35,000. 

Turning  now  from  the  business  center  and  the 
region  of  luxurious  homes  to  the  residence  quarter 
of  the  better  conditioned  laboring  clas-;es,  we  may 
see  how  the  lawless  custonj  of  under-valuation  in  the 
benefits  of  which  thrifty  workingmea  are  supposed 
to  share,  actually  increases  their  bu.'dens.  On  a 
large  number  of  properties,  mostly  dwellings,  worth 
from  $4,000  downward,  the  average  tax  valuation  i-s 
nearly  16  per  cent,  of  true  value.  Compare  that  with 
the  average  valuation  of  luxurious  homns— abr.ut  7 
per  cent  of  true  value,  and  those  of  the  great  busi- 
ness establishments— about  9  5  per  cent!  If  there 
were  nothing  further  to  consider,  we  should  have 
evidence  here  that  the  poorer  classes  pay  upon  their 
real  estate,  in  proportion  to  value,  nearly  double  the 
taxes  that  fall  upon  the  rich  in  respect  to  that  class 
of  property. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

RIGHT  OF  SCHOOL  BOARD  TO  ACCEPT  BID. 

Injunction  will  not  lie  to  restrain  a  school  board 
from  awarding  a  contract  to  one  who  was  not  the 
lowest  bidder,  where  the  board  reserved  the  right  to 
reject  any  and  all  bids,  and  there  is  no  evidence  of 
fraud  on  the  part  of  the  board,  and  no  statute  re- 
quiring contracts  to  be  awarded  to  the  lowest  bidder. 
—Chandler  v.  Board  of  Education  of  City  of  Detroit. 
(Supreme  Court  of  Mich.)   62  N.  W.  370. 

LIABILITY  FOR  NEGLIGENCE  OF  FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

A  municipal  corporation  is  not  liable  for  the  neg- 
ligence of  the  members  of  its  paid  fire  department  in 
the  management  of  their  apparatus  or  the  perform- 
ance of  their  other  duties  about  the  extinguishment 
of  fires,  such  duties  being  a  public  service  for  the  gen- 
eral welfare,  in  which  the  corporation  has  no  private 
interest.— Mayor,  Etc.,  of  City  of  New  York  v.  Work- 
man. (Circuit  Court  of  Appeals,  Second  Circuit )  67 
Fed.  Rep.  347. 

EVIDENCE  OF  WASTE  BY  CITY  OFFICERS. 

If  a  city  council,  in  bad  faith,  and  as  a  matter  of 
favoritism,  grants  franchises  to  a  person  for  less  than 
could  be  obtained  from  another,  such  act  is  within 
the  statute  authorizing  taxpayers  to  sue  city  officers 
to  prevent  waste  of  city  property.  If  such  council 
granted  franchises  for  a  part  only  of  the  compensa- 
tion which  it  was  authorized  to  exact,  without  any 
endeavor  to  secure  greater,  and  without  giving  any 
opportunity  to  competitors  to  bid  for  such  fran- 
chises, a  prima  facie  case  of  waste  of  luunicipa'  prop- 
erty is  made. — Adarason  v.  Nassau  Electric  R.  Co. 
(Supreme  Court,  Special  Term,  Kings  County.  (33 
N.  Y.  S.  Rep.  732. 


GOLDEN  HARVEST 


is  now  assured  to  the  farmers  of  the  West  and  North- 
west, and  in  order  that  the  people  of  the  more  East- 
ern States  may  see  and  realize  the  magnificent  crop 
conditions  which  prevail  along  its  lines,  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  R'y  has  arranged  a  series  of 
three  (3)  Harvest  Excursions  for  August  29,  Septem- 
ber 10  and  24,  for  which  round  trip  excursion  tickets 
(good  for  return  on  any  Friday  from  September  ^3, 
to  October  11,  inclusive)  will  be  sold  to  various  points 
in  the  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest  at  the  low 
rate  of  about  one  fare.  For  further  particulars  ap- 
ply at  ticket  office,  95  Adams  street,  Chicago. 


H.'  A.  Hamlin,  the  well-known  real  estate  printer 
and  engraver,  located  at  423  Dearborn  street,  has 
lately  published  a  very  handsome  map  of  Lake  Yiew 
and  1. ogers  Park,  showing  section  lines,  ward  bound- 
aries, new  names  of  streets  and  route  of  Northwest- 
ern Elevated  Railway,  a  very  useful  map  to  the  real 
estate  men.  Copies  can  l)e  had  at  his  office. 


924 


INITIATOR  GENERAL  MAP. 

This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county.  111.,  Lake  countv,  Indiana,' 
McHenry  and  DuPage  counties,  111.,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal. 


926 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  EUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  28,  1896. 


CITY  BUiLDiNG  NEWS. 


Architects  Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  desigoed  for 
Jame^  Parrott  six  three-story  apartmtnt  houses  at 
the  southwest  corner  of  Michigan  boulevard  and 
Sixty-seventh  street.  The  lot  has  a  frontage  of  100 
feet  on  the  boulevard  and  on  this  four  buildings  wili 
be  constructed,  each  having  a  frontage  of  22  feet  and 
a  depth  of  e5.  On  the  Sixty-seventh  street  frontage 
two  buildings  of  the  same  dimensions  will  be  con- 
structed of  stone,  the  interior  being  divided  into  fiats 
of  six  rooms  each  and  finished  in  hard  wood.  They 
will  cost  $35,000. 

Architects  Murphy  &  Camp  have  designed  for  Dr. 
C.  P.  Caldwell  a  three-story  apartment  house  at  the 
southeast  corner  of  Champlain  avenue  and  Forty- 
seventh  street.  The  first  story  of  the  exterior  will 
be  constructed  of  cut  stone,  and  above  that  pressed 
brick  will  be  used.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into 
three  stories  in  the  first  story,  and  the  upper  part  of 
the  structure  will  contain  sixteen  apartments  of  four, 
five,  six  and  seven  rooms  each.  They  will  be  finished 
in  hard  wood  and  will  be  heated  by  steam.  The 
building  will  cost  144  000. 

Architect  M.  E.  Bell  has  made  plans  for  KiTa- 
brough  &  Piatt,  of  Danville,  111  ,  for  a  store  and 
office  building,  to  be  erected  in  that  city  at  a  cost  of 
$50,Ij00.  Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  22.  The 
structure  will  be  six  stories  and  basement  high,  of 
irregular  area,  the  main  lines  being  U9  by  68  feet. 
It  will  have  a  facade  of  stone,  interior  finish  and 
quarter-sawed  oak,  marble  floors  in  the  corridors, 
iron  stairs,  elevator  and  steam  heat. 

Architects  F.  W.  Perkins  and  E.  R.  Krause  have 
prepared  plans  for  a  store  and  apartment  building  on 
the  east  side  of  State  street,  just  south  of  Twenty- 
second  street,  for  George  A.  Seaverns.  It  will  cover 
120  by  95  feet,  four  stories  and  basement  high,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$65,0  0. 

Architects  G.  M  Gunsteens  nas  prepared  plans  for 
ten  flat  buildings  in  Gross  Park  for  W.  B.  Nye  They 
will  be  two  stories  and  attic  high,  22  by  48  feet  each, 
of  various  designs,  be  built  of  frame  and  will  cost  in 
all  S2i,UO0.  He  also  made  plans  for  an  apartment 
building  on  Logan  square,  near  Milwaukee  avenue, 
for  A.  O.  Sherven.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  22  by  54  feet,  have  cut  stone  front,  slate 
mansard  roof  and  tower  projection,  stone  porch  with 
tile  roof,  quarter-sawed  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and 
modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $8,000. 

Paul  Hansen  has  prepared  plans  for  a  store  and  flat 
building  on  Armiiage  and  Wilmot  avenues,  for  Oscar 
R  lessler.  It  will  cover  26  by  100  feet,  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  have  exterior  of  pressed  brick 
and  stone,  with  brick  bays.  Spanish  tile  mansard 
roof,  Georgia  pine  finish,  mantels  and  modern  im- 
pruvements,  at  a  cost  of  $9,000.  He  has  also  made 
plans  for  a  store  and  flat  buildings  at  644  to  64«  West 
North  avenue,  for  P.  E.  Bode.  It  will  cover  72  by  60 
feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone 
front,  oak  finish  throughout  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $28,000. 

Architect  D.  S.  Pentecost  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  modern  flat  buildings,  one  on  West  Polk  street, 
near  Thirty-ninth  street,  and  the  other  on  Harvard 
street,  near  Thirty-ninth  street  The  former  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  58  feet,  with 
stone  front,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  steam  heat 
and  the  latest  improvements.  The  latter  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  25  by  52  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  Georgia  pine  5nish  throughout 
and  the  latest  improvements.    Total  cost,  $9  ,500. 

Architect  Neils  Buck  has  designed  for  Frank  Weise 
a  two-story,  attic  and  basement  house,  to  be  built  on 
OiftoD  avenue,  near  Humboldt  boulevard.  It  will 
front  28  feet,  with  a  depth  of  58.  The  front  will  be 
constiucted  of  stone  and  the  sides  and  rear  of  pressed 
brick.  The  interior  will  be  divided  into  twelve  rooms 
and  will  be  finished  in  quarter  sawed  oak.  It  will  be 
heated  by  hot  water  and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Architect  Lonsdale  Green  has  designed  for  Dr. 
William  H.  Wilder  a  two-story,  basement  and  attic 
residence,  to  be  built  at  .5811  Monroe  avenue.  It  will 
occupy  a  frontage  of  38  feet  on  a  lot  fronting  50  feet, 
with  a  depth  of  60  feet.  The  exterior  will  be  con- 
structed of  stone  up  to  the  window  sills  and  above 
that  the  four  sides  will  be  constructed  of  pressed 
brick  with  a  terra  cotta  frieze,  the  roof  being  of  slate. 
The  interior  will  be  divided  into  thirteen  rooms  and 
will  be  finished  in  birch,  oak  and  cypress.  It.  will  be 
heated  by  steam,  It  will  cost  $8,000.  All  the  con- 
tracts have  been  let  and  work  is  about  to  be  com- 
menced. 

Architects  Huehl  &  Schmid  have  designed  for  ±i. 
J.  Peeta  two-story  and  basement  apartment  house 
to  be  built  at  the  northeast  corner  of  North  Clark 
and  Wilson  streets.  It  will  front  45  feet,  with  a 
depth  of  70,  and  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick 
with  cut  stone  trimmings.  The  interior  will  be 
finished  in  oak.   It  will  cost  810,000. 


Architect  P.  W.  ^.nderson  reports  that  he  has 
planned  for  H.  Olson  a  four-story  store,  hotel  and 
hall  building,  to  be  built  on  One  Hundred  and  Seven- 
teenth street,  two  blocks  west  of  Michigan  avenue, 
in  Kensington.  It  will  cover  an  area  of  33  by  108 
feet  It  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and 
stone  and  will  cost  $18,000.  Ha  has  also  planned  for 
the  same  owner  a  $5,000  house,  to  be  built  in.  the 
same  neighborhood. 

Architect  Charles  Klebert  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  flat  buildings  at  638  and  640  Davis  street  for  H 
Anderson.  They  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high  21  by  61  feet  each,  built  of  brick  and  stone,  at  a 
cost  of  $8,000. 

Architect  Dwight  H.  Perkins  has  made  plans  for  a 
residence  at  Riverside  for  William  E.  Lawrence.  It 
will  consist  of  two  stories,  attic  and  cellar,  33.2  by 
49.5  feet,  be  built  of  frame  and  brick,  have  shingle 
roof,  interior  finish  of  quarter-sawed  red  oak,  com- 
bination hot  water  and  hot  air  heating,  gas  and  elec- 
tric light,  nickel-plated  plumbing  and  modern  con- 
veniences, at  a  cost  of  $8,000. 

Architect  Henry  Meissner  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  on  West  Twenty-second  and 
Leaviit  streets  for  William  Dorman.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  by  62  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish  and  will  cost 
$4,300. 

Architect  Eric  Winter  has  let  the  contract  for  an 
apartment  building  which  he  will  erect  at  6527  and 
6529  Kimbark  avenue.  It  will  cover  50  by  80  feet, 
will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high  and  will  be 
constructed  of  stone  and  brick,  with  interior  finish 
of  hard  wood,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments   The  cost  is  estimated  at  $j8,000. 

August  Fiedler,  architect  for  the  board  of  educa- 
tion, has  prepared  plans  for  a  public  school  building 
to  be  erected  on  North  Leavitt  and  Coblentz  streets. 
It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  of  pressed 
brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  with  slate  roof,  and  will 
cost  about  $70,  00.  The  building  will  contain  seven- 
teen classrooms. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Montevideo,  Minn. — The  oitizens  voted  to  issue  |5,000 
waterworks  improyemeDt  bonds. 


Mariposa,  Oal. — The  Ooonty  Treasurer  of  Mariposa 
County  has  for  sale  $15,0(10  6  per  cent  8.  A.  bonds,  dated 
Jan.  1,  1896,  Address  Qeorge  Oonnts,  treasurer,  Mariposa, 
Oal. 

Bloomington.  111. — The  School  Board  has  issued  and  asks 
for  bids  for  $10,000  5  per  oent  bonds.  These  are  a  part  of 
the  $40,000  worth  authorized  by  a  vote  of  the  people  ooj 
April  1  last.  1 

Wahpeton.  N.  D. — Proposals  for  the  purchase  of  $45,000 
5  per  oent  bonds  of  Richland  County  will  be  received  by 
the  County  Bonrd  until  Oct.  ?,  1895.  These  are  refunding 
bonds,  and  run  ten  years.  Address  Charles  Q.  Bade, 
County  Auditor. 

Floresville,  Texas. — The  oommissionerb  of  Wilson  Coun- 
ty have  authorized  the  issue  of  $.^2,000  of  gold  bonds,  bear- 
•'Ig  per  oent  interest,  payable  in  New  Yorft  and  run- 
ning twenty  years.  These  bonds  are  to  be  issued  for  the 
purpose  of  taking  up  other  bonds  now  maturing. 

Rosseau,  Minn. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until 
Oct.  28,  1895  at  the  court  house  in  Roseau  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $10,000  of  county  bonds,  running  ten  years  and 
paying  6  per  cent.    Address  C.  A.  Moody,  County  Auditor. 

Aurora,  111. — By  act  of  th«>  Commou  Council  the  Mayor 
and  City  Clerk  have  for  sale  $5,000  of  5  per  cent  street 
naprovement  bond«,  running  for  twenty  years. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

SprlDf^er  &  Pieros's  snb,  It  14  Id  seblt  2  of  the  8  Yi  of  It  30  In  tha  School 
Trostees  eab  of  eeo  i6  88  14.  Oct  14,  11  a  m  Ediu  S  Oammicgs,  mas- 
ter, 701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Harvey,  Its  1  to  27  in  b  "0"  of  the  s  e  H  of  eeo  8  and  of  the  n  e  }i  ot 
sec  17  86  14.  Oct  14, 11  a  m.  Kdw  A  Dlo&er,  master,  110»  'X'acoma  bldg 
L  N. 

Halne's  sub.  It  48  in  the  sob  of  b  2  of  bs  2  and  14  in  the  Oiroait  Ot 
Oomui  ptn  of  the  a  w  !4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  31  38 15.  Got  8, 11  a  m.  P 
L  Sherman,  master,  l.  N. 

Cornell,  the  n  16  ft  of  It  18  and  all  of  It  19  In  b  60  in  sec  26  and  86  38  11. 
Oct  8,  11  a  m.  PL  Shtirman,  master.  L  N. 

Thomas  snb.  Its  15  and  IR  in  b  12  of  bs  12  and  13  la  Hole's  snb  of  the  e 
H  of  the  n  w  !4  (ex  the  s  e  ^  of  the  s  e  H  of  'he  said  n  w  i^)  of  see  S 
37  14.  Oct  8,  11  a  m  P  L  Hherman,  maetei'.  L  N. 

BiddisoD,  resnb,  He  6  10,  11,  and  13  of  the  n  Vi  and  the  n  6.6  ft  of  the  8 
!^  of  b  2  in  Smith  &  Go's  resal  of  b  6  of  Fitch's  sub  of  bs  6  and  6  and 

II  in  HardlDK's  sub  of  the  w  '/2  os  the  n  w  J4  of  eeo  11  39  13.  Got  8, 

III  a  m.  Jas  R  Maun,  master,  176  Dearborn  St.  L  N. 

Oass'  sub,  U  8  In  b  6  of  the  e  80  acres  of  the  e  64  acres  rf  the  n  w  !^  of 
eeo  26  30  13.  Oct  14,  2  p  m.  U  L  Wait,  master.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgte  Its  1  to.32  of  Its  37  to  46  aad  61  to  60,  b  11,  and  Its  1  to  8  ot 
Brnckway's  enb  of  its  47  to  60  b  11  in  eec^  17  iind  18  37  14,  Oct  7,  11  a 
m.  Ferry  A  Bull,  maeter,  921-23  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  B. 


Harvey,  III.— The  Council  will  vote  on  ordinance  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issn*  of  street  improvement  bonds. 

Forest  Grove,  Ore. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$30,01  0  in  bonds  to  be  used  for  the  erection  of  water- 
works. 

Waseca,  Minn. — Waseoa  will  issue  $14,000  5  per  cent 
10-year  bonds,  to  pay  off  the  floating  indebtedness  of  the 
city. 

Lake  City,  Fla — The  City  Council  has  passed  an  ordi- 
nance to  cover  the  call  for  an  election  for  bonding  the 
city  for  improvements. 

Pomona,  Cal. — An  election  will  be  called  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $80,000  in  bonds  to  buy  the  water 
plant  and  put  in  a  pipe  system. 

Rochester,  Minn. — The  City  Council  at  a  recent  meeting 
granted  permission  to  the  School  Board  to  issue  $6,030  of 
school  bonds  payable  in  ten  years. 

Sandusky,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  i  for 
the  purchase  of  $2,500  5  per  cent  1  2  and  3-year  street  im- 
provement bonds.    A,  W.  Miller,  City  Clerk. 

Bismarck,  N.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  10  for 
the  purchase  of  $24,000  4  per  cent  20-year  North  Dakota 
refunding  bonds.    Geo.  E.  Nichols,  State  Treasurer. 

Howard  Lake,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Sep. 
30  for  the  purchase  of  $7,0C0  twenty-year  6  per  oent  water- 
works bonds.    Thomas  R.  Riggs,  Recorder. 

Fostoria,  Ohio. — The  ordinance  ha<j  been  passed  author- 
izing the  citv  clerk  to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $30,000  6 
per  cent  sewer  bonds.    Geo.  W.  Cunningham,  City  Clerk. 

Mansfield,  Ohio. — The  citizens  voted  to  issue  $20,000 
waterwork  extension  bonds. 

Santa  Monica,  Cal. — By  the  decisive  vote  of  367  for  and 
51  Bgainst  the  project  of  bonding  the  city  in  the  sum  of 
$40,000,  to  be  used  in  building  a  sewer  system,  was  carried. 

Rook  Spring*,  Wy. — The  Mayor  and  Town  Connoil  are 
aathorized  to  issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $24,000  for  the 
purpose  of  refunding  the  debt  incurred  by  the  town  in  the 
erection  of  its  Town  flail,  jail  and  hose  house.  H.  H. 
Edgar,  Mayor. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind. — The  Allen  County  Board  took  initia- 
tory steps  towird  building  a  $500,000  court  house.  They 
propose  to  provide  for  the  issuing  of  $500,000  3J^  per 
oent  bonds,  in  5  year  series,  onlv  enough  to  be  sold  at  a 
time  to  provide  for  the  work  of  construction  as  it  proceeds. 

Jacksonville,  Fla.— The  City  Council  have  decided  (o 
offer  for  sale  $300,000  more  of  their  bonds,  the  proceeds 
to  be  Qsed  in  extending  their  water  works, 


Carter's  reeub.  It  23  in  b  9  of  bs  1,  3,  4,  5,  7,  8,  9,  10,  11,  13,  14  and  15 
and  Its  2,  4  and  5  in  b  17  in  Garter's  sub  of  Oliftord's  add.  Oct  12,  11 
a  m.  Ferry  A  Hull,  master.  11  a  m.  L  B, 

Oh'fjo  Dnvsty  sub  of  pt  of  Stone  &  Whitney's  sub.  Its  1,  2,  and  3  in  b  65 
in  sec  7  38  14.  Got  11, 11  a  m.  Ghas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn 
St.  L  B. 

Rogers  Pk  sub,  the  n  35  ft  of  Its  10  and  11  in  b  37.  Oct  8,  12  m.  John 
J  Healey,  master.  L  N. 

Niohol's  snb.  It  6  in  b  2  of  the  e  V?  of  its  IS  and  16  of  the  School  Trus- 
tees enb  of  sec  16  88  14.  also  divert  piece?  of  property  belonging 
to  the  estate  ot  Jno  Kempter.  Got  19, 11  a  m.  Julia  Eempter  admtrx 
L  N. 

ScoTille  b  Niles  enb,  It  33  and  34  of  b  6  in  Oak  Park,  being  a  enb  of  the 
-vr  40  acres  ot  the  s  w  H  of  sec  7  89  13  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Fancy  T  Par- 
eons,  executrix.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Go's  snb.  It  24  in  b  5  of  the  s  e  ^  ot  the  s  e  H  of  sec  19  37  14. 
Sept  18.  It  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Obicitgo  Opera  BoQse 
bldg.  L  N. 

Uimmons  &  Qordon's  add,  Its  13  23  and  21  in  School  Trustees  snb  of 
sec  16  4014.  Sept  17.  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  h  N. 

Sheridan  Kd  resnb.  It  1  of  b  3  in  Dingee'e  add  to  Wilmette.  Sept  18,  11 

am.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Eulert'e  sub.  It  17  ot  b  7  of  Dowee's  add  to  Lemont  in  sec  29  37  11.  Sept 

19, 11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Hull's  enb.  It  141  of  9i4  acres  In  the  e  V4  of  the  e  w  M  of  sec  4  39  14. 

Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  maeter.  L  N. 
Myrick's  2nd  add,  Its  2  and  3  in  b  1.  Sept  19,11am.    Walter  Bntler, 

master.  L  N. 

Winnetka,  Garland's  add.  Its  7,  8  and  9  in  b  2,  Its  1  to  8  in  b  8,  b  4  a  snb 
of  the  n  120  acres  of  the  s  w  14  ot  sec  21  42  13.  Sept  it,  11  a  m.  A  F 
Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Hair  &  Ridgwsy's  snb.  Its  I  and  2  ot  Its  44  to  47  in  Bowen's  snb  ot  pt  of 
bs  2  and  3  in  Bidgewood,  a  sub  ot  the  s  88  acres  of  the  w  Yt  ot  the  8 
e  M  of  seo  11  3814.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Slsson  &  Newman's  snb,  the  n  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  of  the  n  w  54  o*  eeo  4 
37  14,  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  H  Hume,  spl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts,  It  4  in  b  10  in  w  i4  n  w  J4  of  sec  17.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Peztj 
A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Altgold's  snb.  It  4  and  6  of  bs  3  and  4  in  the  sub  of  bs  2  and  3  in  the  Ca- 
nal Trustees  sub  ot  the  e  ^  of  seo  29  40  14.  Sept  16, 1pm.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  Ezaster.  h  N. 

Ganal  Trustees  sub.  Its  7,  8  and  9  in  b  6  ot  the  w  V4  and  the  w  H  of  the 
n  e  J4  of  eeo  17  39  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110 
LaSalle  81.  NOR. 
Honore's  sub,  It  21  in  subblk  2  in  b  3  of  be  1  to  6  and  the  w  ^  ot  b  6  in 
Tiernan's  add,  in  sec  18  89  14.  Sept  21,  11  a  m  T  0  Mauning,  admtr. 
NOB. 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  Its  2  to  13  In  b  11.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.    Geo  M 

Stevens,  noaster.  NOR. 
AnstiuvlUe  Au°tln's  2nd  add.  It  6  ot  subblk  1  of  the  sub  ot  the  D  pt  of 

b  16  In  sec  8  39  13.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  P%  Uul),  master,  921-923  Ohlco- 

go  Exchange  bldg.  NOR. 

Carpenter's  add,  the  e  20  ft  of  the  w  40  ft  of  It  3  in  b  25.  Sept  18,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 

Yerby's  sub,  the  e  '4  ot  It  8  In  b  2  ot  the  n  Yi  ot  the  n  V4  ot  the  n  w  X 
and  the  w  Yi  of  the  n  e  H  ot  sec  16  38  14.  Sept  16,  11  a  m.  Hiram 
Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bik.  L  K. 

Goodrich's  suta.  the  w  34  ft  of  It  11;  BiBO  the  e  10  ft  ot  the  w  44  ft  of  It 
11  of  Ihe  e  10  rods  ot  11  6  1  rnds  of  the  e  V4  of  the  v  e%ol  seo  17  iC  14. 
Sept  16,  1pm.  ijeo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N, 


September 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Sept.  26,  1895. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Otty,  over  $1,000   268  |l,416.9HO 

Olty,  nnder  11,000..   123  T6,HiiO 

Ootmty   124  240,609 

Total   615  11,732,789 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Sept.  27,  1894. 

Sales.  AmoDnt. 

Oltj,  over  n,000                            389  11,675,224 

Olty,  under  1,000                           136  76,800 

Oounty                                        121  818.941 

Total   695  12,070.466 


Aberdeen  at,  n  w  oor  72d,  e  f  60x124^; 
Sep  2.  M.  Holmgren  to  J  Ellis  $1,600 

Addison  av,  100  ft  w  of  Wilton,  s  f  25x 
125;  Aug  7.  M  J  MoOormiok  to  C  Baok- 
ingham  $2,460 

Albany  av,  375  ft  a  of  46tb  at,  e  f  25x124^; 
Sep  17.  U  R  Appleget  to  W  Qibaon.tl,200 

Albany  av,  225  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 
26x118;  Sep  7.  T  Hanaen  to  A  Haage 
  $3,250 

Albany  av,  n  w  oor  Moffatt  at,  e  f  32x125; 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  26.  Maat  in  Ohy 
to  D  H  Tolman  $3,046 

Argyle  at,  186  f t  e  of  N  Olaik,  n  f  50x 
1163^;  Sep  21.  Q  W  Qurney  to  H  Olaen 
 $1,400 

Armitage  av,  225  ft  w  of  Albany,  n  f  25x 
120;  Sep  4.  S  Hnghes  to  T  May.  ..$4,800 

Armour  av,  621  ft  a  of  63d  at,  w  f  25x100; 
Jnne  25.  J  A  Mattiaon  to  J  F  Ballinger 
 $2  500 

Artesian  av,  69  ft  n  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x122; 
Sep  21.  O  L  Kramer  to  F  Bowers.  .$1,000 

Barry  av,  197  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove,  n  t  50x 
166;  Sep  6.  E  Van  Winukle  to  0  A  Mor- 
rill  $26,000 

Barry  av,  opp  Pine  Grove,  a  f  66x178; 
Sep  7.  0  J  Stratton  to  0  R  M  Lnoe 
 $20,000 

Beaob  av,  60  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f  50x 
124;  Sep  14.  Continental  National  Bank 
to  W  Lahme  Jr  $1,450 

Belden  av,  96  ft  w  of  Bissell  st,  n  f  24x 
115;  May  9.  A  8  Phelps  to  O  Bnoking- 
ham  $3,400 

Belmont  av,  96  ft  w  of  Paalina  at,  a  f  24x 
126;  Sep  18  J  O'Connor  to  H  Anderaon 
 $2,000 

Belle  Plaine  av,  141  ft  w  of  Lincoln  at,  a 
f  371.^x125;  May  4.  H  M  Hnbbard  to  J 
Ehrenpreis  $1,1C0 

Bellevne  pi,  254  ft  w  of  Lake  Shore  drive, 
n  f  18x108,  ex  alley;  Sep  16.  A  F  Bnl- 
len  to  M  Lapham  $16,000 

Bishop  at,  33  ft  n  of  62d,  w  f  26x124;  Jnly 
1.  J  Blaha  to  F  Wells  $1,000 

Bishop  at,  291  ft  a  of  67th,  w  f  50x124; 
Sep  22,'90.  O  Entsohe  to  M  Germain 
 $1,800 

Biahop  at,  aame  ppty;  Sep  19.  M  Germain 
to  A  Anderson  $1,800 

Bishop  st,  s  e  oor  64th,  w  f  23.7x124;  June 
6.  D  Goodwin  to  B  0  Pesny  $1,150 

Boldenweok  av,  a  e  oor  W  42d  at,  n  f  89x 
126;  Sep  9.  A  Madsen  to  J  P  Junsen 
 $1,560 

Bond  av,  125  ft  a  of  80th  st,  e  f  60x124; 
Apr  22.  T  T  Perry  to  I  A  Wy lie. .  .$2,000 

Bowen  av,  176  4  10  ft  e  of  BUia,  a  f  16x 
66;  Jnne  17.  W  H  Cairndaff  to  W  A 
Robinson  $7,750 

Bntler  at,  190  ft  n  of  30tu,  e  f  25x126; 
Sep  20  0  Dahlstrom  to  A  Egner  $10,500 

Byron  at,  160  f t  e  of  W  49th  av,  n  f  125x 
123;  May  14.  P  F  Haynea  et  al  to  E  M 
J  Cbriatianson  $1,625 

Oalnmet  av,  premiaea  No  .S326,  23j^xl25; 
Sep  14.  A  J  Earling  to  A  Dixon.. $15,000 

Canal  at,  a  w  oor  16th,  e  f  88x1013^;  Sep 
10.  E  L  Irwin  to  T  B  JeSerj.  ..  $19,300 

Oastello  av,  241  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Cen- 
tral Park,  n  f  26x125;  Sep  17.  A  Gent 

to  E  Lehmann  $1,500 

Center  av,  290  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x131; 

June  16.  A  A  Swanson  to  8  01sen..$2,5  0 
Center  av,  50  ft  a  of  65th  st,  w  f  25x124; 

Sep  17.  C  Monaon  to  J  A  Bergman. $1,000 
Ohamplain  av,  201  ft  a  of  63d  at,  e  f  26x 
122;  Sep  5.  F  H  England  to  L  Marka 

 $6,000 

Charlea  av,  488  ft  a  of  97th  at,  e  f  30xl7(i; 
Deo  1,'94.  T  A  Richardson  toFTimmia 

  $1,6C0 

Cheatnnt  st,  premises  No  301,  163^x106, 
more  or  les?;  Sep  6.  0  A  Morrill  to  E 

Van  Winoble  $11,000 

Chicago  av,  n  e  oor  Leavitt  at,  a  f  60x123; 


Mar  11.  F  W  Volker  to  W  Volker. .  $6,600 
Chioigo  av,  114  ft  e  of  Townaend  n  f  22x 
130;  Aug  26.  Est  of  J  J  Johnson  to  S 

Johnson   $1,800 

Claremont  av,  125  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine,  e 
f  26x124;  Sep  24.  E  Spranger  to  A 

Hubert  $1,200 

Clark  at,  n  e  oor  106th  pi,  w  f  30x122;  Sep 

18.  H  R  Schneider  to  B  J  Nookin  Jr 
 $1,000 

Cleveland  av,  85  ft  n  of  Lincoln,  w  f  36x 
100,  more  or  leas;  Sep  19.  M  F  Fleming 
to  H  Rubena  $40,000 

Clybourn  av  and  Biaaell  at,  alley  It  bet, 
385  ft  a  e  of  Willow  at,  26x60;  Jnly  23. 
C  Grama  to  0  Buokingham  $3,106 

Congress  st,  32  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  22x 
733^;  Sep  10.  U  Bonrke  to  H  Benze 
 $6,000 

Congress  st,  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs,  n  f  18>^xl78;  Aug  20.  Maat  in  Ohy 
to  Home  Building  and  Loan  Aaan. $4,566 

Oortez  st,  213  ft  w  of  Western  av,  a  f  24x 
124;  Sep  20.  J  Leonhardt  to  H  W 
Friaohe   $2,500 

Oonrtland  at,  100  ft  e  of  Ballon,  a  f  50x 
1971^;  Feb  22.  J  H  Rollins  to  M  E 
Buedefelt  $3,000 

Crawford  av,  228  ft  a  of  26th  at,  w  f  25x 
126;  Sep  17.  C  W  Franz  to  J  Weigel- 
baum   $2,800 

Crawford  av,  same  ppty ;  Sep  1 8 .  J  Weigel- 
baum  to  F  Franz  $2,800 

Crescent  pi,  200  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  a  f 
491^x170;  Aug  28.  R  Schloeaaer  to  M  A 
King  $5,C00 

Orowell  at,  166  ft  a  of  Hillock  av,  w  f  24x 
100,  more  or  leaa;  Sep  16.  F  Stubbe  to 
B  Smieeny  $1,300 

Cnrtia  et,  88  ft  a  of  Ohio,  w  f  26x116;  Sep 

19.  Eat  of  T  Olaon  to  L  Rohmann. $2,405 
Diviaion  at.  72  ft  e  of  Cleaver,  a  f  24xino; 

Sep  23.  M  Moag  to  T  Piotrowaki.  .$1,300 

Diviaion  at,  a  e  oor  California  av.  n  f  97^^ 
xl20;  Sep  6.  M  A  Watriss  to  M  C  Petit 
et  al  $10,000 

Diviaion  et,  aame  ppty;  Sep  6.  J  0 
Wetherbee  to  aame  $16,000 

DoDglaa  blvd,  41  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f 
25x167  7-10;  Aug  29.  E  Hatch  to  B  E 
Jirka  $2,000 

Douglaa  blvd,  66  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f 
26x167  7-10;  Aug  29.  P  W  Murphy  to  F 
Kajioek  $2,000 

Douglaa  blvd,  91  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f 
25x167  7-10;  Aug  29.  D  T  Crowley  to  F 
Zajioek   $2,000 

Douglas  blvd,  116  ft  w  of  Sawyer  av,  s  f 
25x167  7-10;  Aug  29.  P  F  Bumf  to  M 
Hondek  $2,000 

Dover  st,  50  ft  a  of  Lawrence  av,  w  f  BOx 
197;  Sep  3.  Graoeland  Cemetery  Com- 
pany to*H  C  Hangh   $2,900 

Drexel  av,  3£0  ft  s  of  63d  et,  w  f  25x124 
64-100;  Sep  17.  H  Eliaasof  to  B  Pierce 
 $1,812 

Eaat  Ravenawood  Park,  141  ft  n  of  Cor- 
nelia av,  w  f  26x75,  more  or  leaa;  Sep 
18,  F  H  Albreoht  to  W  KnoUe .  .  .$1,750 

Edgewater  av,  166  ft  w  of  Aehlaud,  n  f  75 
xl08}^,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  23.  WJ 
Riohardaon  to  M  Weber  $?,997 

Egi;leaton  av,  66%  ftn  of  72d  at,  w  f  16)^ 
xll93^;  Sep  4.  L  G  Pruitt  to  J  B  Gar- 
ner et  al  $5,0r0 

Eggleaton  av,  225  ft  n  of  64th  at,  w  f  26x 
125;  Sep  4.  G  P  Johnaon  to  J  J  Oor- 
neliuB  $5,000 

Eggleaton  av,  199  ft  a  of  69th  st,  e  f  60x 
126;  Sep  12. 1  O  Harsh  to  A  Brooks 
 $6,600 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  194  ft  e  of  Aehland  av, 
a  f  25x124;  Aug  27.  A  Tomek  to  J  Tepby 
  $3,025 

Elizabeth  at,  165  ft  r  of  88th,  e  f  60x126; 
Sep  20.  J  M  Stillinga  to  A  M  Stilliugs 
   $2,250 

Elston  av,  322  ft  a  e  of  Campbell,  n  e  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  16.  J  Hartman  to  L  K  Kent 
 $3,500 

Elston  av,  aame  ppty;  Sep  20.  L  K  Kent 
to  E  Fanat  $3,500 

Elston  av,  262  ft  n  of  Redfield  at,  w  f  151 
x362,  and  other  ppty;  8ep  2.  P  N  Kohl- 
saat  to  J  W  Sohlachter  $12,500 

Emerald  av,  314  ft  n  of  Slat  at,  w  f  37^x 
125}i  Sep  10.  M  G  Boyle  to  J  Mahaney 
  $1,200 

Emerald  at,  a  e  cor  N  43d  av,  n  f  50x124, 
and  other  j^pty;  Sep  5.  J  M  Comba  to 
C  A  Ohapin  $7,700 

Emerald  av,  118  ft  a  of  38th  st,  w  f  24x 
123  7-10;  Sep  10.  C  Roth  to  M  J  Rowan 
  $2,500 

Erie  st,  n  e  oor  Kingsbury,  a  f  l<8xlC0; 
Sep  26.  Hardware  Mfg  Co  toKroeachell 
Bros  Co  .$45,000 


Evanator  av,  a  w  oor  Devon,  e  f  50x126; 
Sep  7   J  C  Fiaoher  to  J  P  Jaeger.  .$5,200 

Fourteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x124;  Aug  23.  W  Gelis  to  H  Becze 
   $4,400 

Fifth  av,  250  ft  n  of  52d  st,  w  f  2\%iVH\ 
Aug  22.  M  M  Nellia  to  W  Kelo  $!,500 

Forty-fifth  at  W,  premises  No  646  25x 
125i4;  Sep  21.  H  Raymond  to  0  J  Staf- 
ford   $8,000 

Fletcher  st,  475  ft  e  of  Sheffisld  av,  s  f  25 
xll63^;  May  24.  Eat  of  M  MoClosby  to 
A  McOlosky   $2,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x124;  Sep  10.  M  Figel  to  H  Benze 
 $3,500 

Fnllerton  av,  n  w  cor  Artesian,  sf  48x141; 
Sep  16.  A  W  Wolf  to  J  a  Hatton.  .$4,500 

Fulton  st,  52  ft  w  of  S  45th  av,  s  f  25  ft 
to  alley;  Sep  23.  A  Klemt  to  T  Bonrke 
 $1,100 

Fourteenth  et  W,  TOfte  of  Loomis,  a  f  24 
xl24;  Aug  23.  O  Henroth  to  H  Q  Peters 
  $9,600 

Fulton  at,  20f  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  a  f 
24x160;  Sep  24.  0  McGurn  to  P  Hoye 
 $.5,875 

Fifth-fifth  et,  58  ft  e  of  Aahland  av,  s  f  60 
xl30;  Sen  19.  G  Bell  to  (.1  Kampman 
 '  $2,800 

Ffty-flfth  st,  aame  ppty;  Sep  20.  0  Kamp- 
man to  M  0  Bell  $2,800 

Fifty-firat  at,  70  ft  e  of  Ada,  s  f  25x124; 
Aug  28.  E  H  Schewing  to  M  J  Nash 
 $2,500 

Forty-eighth  av  N,  a  w  ooi  Follerton,  e  f 
60x125;  Aug  26.  8  E  Moore  to  M  J  Oon- 
nery  $1,300 

Grace  st,  86  ft  w  of  Olga,  n  f  373^x100; 
Sep  21.  M  E  Koechel  to  P  H  Bolton 
et  al  $3,900 

Grand  av,  28  ft  s  e  of  Artesian,  n  f  273^x 
125;  W  J  Kelley  to  F  Sandell  $1,500 

Gross  sub,  sub  It  5  of  It  1  blk  5,  s  w  J|  aw 
3^,  5  38  14,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  18.  J 
Fischer  to  J  Venerka  $9,2C0 

Greenwood  av,  150  ft  a  of  53d  at.  w  t  50x 
164;  Sep  18.  B  T  Scott  to  0  E  Gill. $4,000 

Halated  at,  a  w  oor  W  16th,  e  f  64x75,  mox-e 
cr  leas;  Sep  20.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  E  G 
Dihlein  $3,500 

Hudson  av,  186  ft  n  of  Wisconsin  st,  w  f 
24x123;  Sep  19.  M  Berry  to  A  Kaiser 
 $3,300 

Henry  ot,  163  ft  n  e  of  Point  at,  n  w  f  373^ 
125;  Sep  17.  M  Walteir  to  J  Lantenach- 
laeger  $1,000 

Halsted  st,  436  ft  n  of  Fnllerton  av,  w  f 
25x125;  Sep  19.  R  Brown  to  P  Conway 
 $6,000 

Halsted  st,  154  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  25x121; 
Sep  19.  R  Qoaa  to  J  Hack  $7,000 

HaUted  st,  33  ft  a  of  W  r<lat  pi,  e  f /5x 
125;  Sep  21.  A  Seydel  to  P  Canfleld 
 $2,700 

Harriaon  at,  s  w  cor  Clinton,  n  f  45x106; 
May  13.  John  Garrick  to  Susan  I  New- 
banks  $44,880 

Hardins  av,  147  ft  s  of  Carroll  at,  w  f 
243^x127;  Sep  9.  O  Peteraon  to  T  Amun- 
aen  $1,0C0 

Hamlin  av.  133  ft  n  of  Thomas  st,  e  f  75x 
125;  Sep  23,  T  J  Diven  to  F  J  Kane 
  .  $1,800 

Halsted  st,  55  ft  a  of  School,  w  f  25x150; 
Sep  24.  C  M  Qaente  to  E  Euzweiler 
 $4,400 

Huron  st,  168  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f  24x124; 
Sep  24,  K  Weiss  to  A  Reimensohfneider 
  $5,800 

Homan  av,  600  ft  a  of  16th  st,  w  f  26x125; 
Sep  5.  U  S-iueben  to  T  Brisch  ...f3,()i0 

Harding  av,  171  ft  n  of  W  29th  st,  e  f  24x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  9.  B  A  Rusoo 
to  C  B  Sawyer  $2,500 

Hoyne  av,  96  ft  n  of  Adams  st,  e  f  24x 
13"  ,^;  Sep  19.  R  D  Huszaph  to  A  Hell- 
den     $4,000 

Hyde  Park  av,  16  ft  n  of  Bowen,  e  f  16.61 
xl02,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  24.  Maat  in 
Ohy  to  F  T  Haskell   $1,800 

Hermitage  av,  375  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Sep  24.  J  Keamp  to  0  A  Cunning- 
ham $1,3(J0 

Hirech  st,  2433^  ft  w  ot  Kedzie  av,  n  f  60 
xl24;  Sep  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  Soheu- 

bert.  $4,777 

Halsted  st,  65  ft  D  of  121et,  w  f  25x123; 
Sep  10,  L  D  Kneeland  to  E  O'Neill  et  al 

 $1,800 

Hamilton  av,  326  ft  a  of  Cornelia,  w  f  25 
xl24;  Sep  14.  F  E  Green  to  R  U  Moore 

 $1,700 

Irving  Park  av,  2493^  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n 
f  40x122;  Sep  8.  G  E  Neidhardt  to  M 

Murphy  $2,400 

Indiana  av,  106}^  ft  n  of  117th  pi,  e  f  26x 


125;  Sep  16.  W  Kaiser  to  C  A  M  Bohlns- 
hnlz   $2,6C(; 

Irving  Park  av,  81  ft  e  of  Lincoln  at.  s  f 
25x120;  Sep  13.  0  M  Carlatein  to  W  8 
Maher   $6,000 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  a  of  47th  at,  w  f  60x 
161,  and  other  poty;  ^ep  18.  M  B 
Guernsey  to  N  P  Cummings  $i250 

Indiana  st,  s  e  oor  N  48th  av,  n  f  24x119; 
Sep  21.  C  Anderaon  to  A  F  Rehberg 
 $4,000 

Juatine  at,  n  w  oor  92d,  e  f  50x120;  Deo 
28,'9t.  B  F  Dntton  to  K  M  Oopperl. $1,200 

Jefferson  st,  118  ft  a  of  .Madison,  w  f  79x 
793^;  July  9.  A  H  Armstrong  et  al  to  J 
M  Smyth   $30,000 

Jefferson  av,  218  ft  n  of  69ih  at,  e  f  4(  x 
161;  Sep  1,'93.  J  8  Fin-ilay  to  A  W 
Clark   $8,5C0 

Jackson  st,  175  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  e  f  25x 
121;  Sep  11  D  Norris  to  C  Upton  .  $1,400 

Jeffery  av,  221  ft  a  of  75th  st,  w  f  40x126; 
Sep  2.  W  Taylor  to  F  M  Lang  «2,000 

Kedzie  av,  68  ft  n  of  Harvard  st,  w  f  25x 
136;  Aug  -^5.  E  F  Gobel  to  E  Klipp.$l,200 

Kerfoot  av,  600  ft  s  e  of  R  I  Ry  n  e  f  25x 
125,  more  or  leaa;  Sep  20.  E  Beukert 
to  K  Arnold   $2,000 

Ker'oot  av,  bet  83d  st,  and  Vinoennes  av, 
s  w  f  60x122;  May  1.  L  Bottger  to  W  H 
Dreesbach   $1,400 

La  Salle  et,  261  ft  a  of  64th,  w  f  29x101; 
Sep  19.  Maat  in  Chy  to  International 
BL&IUnion   $4,297 

La  Salle  av,  premiaea  No  665;  Aug  20.  W 
James  to  J  Schrilien  $6,100 

La  Salle  av,  premises  No  581;  Sep  19.  H 
Rubena  to  P  H  Fleming  $3o,CO0 

Lexington  at,  201  ft  w  of  N  47th  av,  a  f 
25x125;  Aag  20.  K  Wernick  to  F  Hoe- 
hlemann  $2,200 

Leavitt  at,  s  w  cor  Walnut,  e  f  533^x100; 
Sep  19.  P  Conway  to  R  Brown..  $16,000 

Lincoln  at,  290  ft  s  of  46th  av,  e  f  24x124, 
and  other  poty;  May  31.  A  Kalucioska 
to  V  Kaapar  $1,250 

Lawrence  av,  166  ft  e  of  She^eld,  a  f  60x 
1303^;  Sep  21.  L  A  Smithwiok  to  0  L 
Kriete  $3,' 00 

Lawndale  av,  2^?6  ft  n  of  W  24th  at,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Mar  9.  C  L  Bonney  to  C  A  Loucka 
 $3,750 

Lawndale  av,  144  ft  n  of  Ohio  at,  w  f  24x 
126;  Sep  21.  J  Skinner  to  M  0  Crimble 
 $4,500 

Loomia  st,  174  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  76x124; 
Jnne  6.  D  Goodwin  to  A  Thompson 
 $2,250 

Lincoln  av,  50  ft  a  of  Lake,  e  f  5uxl23; 
Sep  23.  M  Pieper  to  0  Guelzow..  .$1,000 

La  Salle  at,  75  ft  n  of  106th  pi,  w  f  373^x 
121%;  June  1.  E  C  Wentworth  to  A 
Lundin   $1,360 

Marehfield  av,  n  w  cor  64th  st,  e  f  293^x 
123;  Apr  27.  M  A  Brown  to  O  H  Chand- 
ler $6,500 

Marshfield  av,  291  ft  a  of  4(th  at,  w  f  2ox 
121;  Aug  29.  W  J  Jeffery  to  0  N  Hoen 
 $1,350 

Marehfield  av,  S06  ft  a  of  62d  st,  e  f  26x 
121;  Jnly  30.  J  T  MoCown  to  B  D  Seeley 
 $4,!  00 

Marquette  terrace,  200  ft  e  of  Halsted  at, 
s  f  60x125;  July  24.  W  E  Burden  to  T 
D  Gray  $6,500 

May  at,  200  ft  a  of  67th,  w  f  26x124  65-100; 
Sep  24.  G  W  Griffith  to  M  D  Hathaway 
 $  ,t00 

Melroae  st,  241  ft  w  of  Herndon,  a  f  26x 
125;  May  18.  C  N  Nelson  et  al  to  P 
O'Laughlin  $1,250 

Michigan  av.  100  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f  ICOx 
160;  Sep  18.  G  A  Springer  to  E  8  Duffy 
   *3,000 

Miohitcan  av,  1233^  ft  n  of  56th  st,  w  f  25 
xl61;  Sep  14.  J  T  Dale  to  E  Schell. $4,375 

MilwHubee  av,  s  e  oor  Ridt^eway,  n  e  f  144 
126;  Aug  20.  J  B  Dawson  to  0  Strzoda 
  $7,200 

Milwaukee  av,  202  ft  n  w  of  Kedzie,  n  e  f 
26x125;  Sep  26.  J  E  O'Brien  to  A  M 
Stone  ....   $  ',600 

Mohawk  at,  195  ft  a  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
1  4;  Sep  14.  M  Euhner  to  C  Buokingham 
  $5^00 

Moffatt  st,  180  ft  w  of  Western  av,  a  f  36x 
I2i%;  Sep  14.  J  F  Kartheiaen  to  J 
Caesar   $5.0ro 

Monroe  av,  141  ft  n  of  76th  st,  w  f  373^x 
12.5;  Sep  11.  A  L  Dunn  to  R  E  Morrison 

  Si  .500 

Monroe  st,  182  ft  w  of  Laflin,  a  f  52x167; 

Sep  12.  J  W  Skinkle  to  C  J  Blair. $16,000 
Monticello  av,  51  ft  a  of  Ohio  at,  w  f  26x 
122;  June  26.  ('hicago  Permanent  B  and 

Loan  Aaan  to  P  Roaberg  $2,000 

(Coatlnuefi  in  page  929 


y28 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  28.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
-"-Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Chioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  loDg  been  identiHed 
with  praotioal  measnres  for  the  (general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  mannfaotarere 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lioes. 

The  C'ompanv  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resoDroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofaotaring,  and 
seeks  to  seoaru  marafaotnring  plants  and 
indnstries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarroandiogs  will 
eurore  their  permanent  sacoess. 

Mines  of  ooal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
olays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrioaltoral  resonroes. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaokoe  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  escla- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota,  Sonth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  indastrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  basiness  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  Hue  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfactnrers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
Bhould  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigatiDg.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snob.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jacl<son, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111 


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(Oontinaed  from  page  927  ) 
Montioello  av,  s  e  oor  Aagosta  at,  w  f  50x 
124  93-100;  8ep  9.  J  Latas  to  H  P  Weber 

   $3,150 

Morgan  st,  141ft  8  of  63d,  e  f  25x124; 

Aug  1.  H  M  Baker  to  Q  B  Barker.  $1  700 
Mozart  st,  71  ft  s  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f  23x 
127;  Sep  14.  M  Jensen  to  E  L  Hamble- 

ton.,  $4,000 

Nebraska  st,   premises  No  145  25x150; 

Aug  29.  C  Olson  to  W  Carlson  |2,500 

Nineteenth  st  W,  240  ft  w  of  Panlina,  ?  f 
24x125;  Aag  29.  W  0  Donoan  to  G  P 

Everhart  $1,100 

North  av,  72  ft  e  of  N  4l8t,  n  f  48x125; 

Sep  20.  B  Cook  to  J  M  Cook  $2>300 

North  av,  85  ft  w  of  Fleetwood  et,  s  f  25x 
125;  Sep  14.  J  Caesar  to  J  F  Eartheisen 

 $4,400 

North  av,  72j^  ft  e  of  Winchester,  s  f  24x 
80;  Sep  23.  Mast  in  Chy  te  J  Qesharz 

et  al  $1,025 

Oakdale  av,  166  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  s  f  25 
xl22;  Aug  21.  F  A  Steiger  to  W  N 

Dnaae   $2,600 

Oakdale  av,  s  e  oor  Woloott  st,  n  f  32 
88-100x125;  Sep  16.  W  Deering  to  M 

Popp  $1,400 

Ogden  av,  50  ft  n  e  of  Hamlin,  n  f  25x 
1011^;  Aug  13.  Q  A  Zoegel  to  J  F  Lyon 

   $1,600 

Ogden  av,  98  ft  s  w  of  S  43d  ot,  s  f  27x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  7.  C  Berntsen 

to  8  Tiffany  Jr  $1,200 

Olga  st,  266  ft  B  of  Grace,  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  24.  A  Gomra  to  A  C  Nelson. .  .$2,900 
One  Hundred  and  Foorth  st,  n  e  oor  Har- 
vard av,  8  f  100x125:  Sep  18.  O  A  Wil- 
son to  E  8  L  Crossman  $1,200 

Orleans  st,  premises  JNo  560  and  662;  Apr 
19.  M  Umbdenstook  Jr  to  Globe  Litho- 
graphing and  Printing  Company .$17,221 
Park  av,  535  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  Califor- 
nia, n  f  26x99;  Sep  17.  J  C  Hoyt  to  U 

L  Thompsou  $3,900 

Park  av,  462  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Falls 
8t,  n  f  2u  7-10x99  ft;  Aug  27.  C  L  Davis 

to  H  L  Thompson  $4,3fO 

Parnell  av,  19>  it  n  os  38th  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Sep  20.  W  Lttvery  to  M  E  Lookwood 

 $2,100 

Parnell  av,  133  8-10  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f 
5  1x125;  Sep  23.  A  Winne  to  O  K  Coch- 
rane  |14,000 

Parnell  av,  same  ppty;  Sep   23.   D  K 

Cochrane  to  B  A  VVinne  $14,000 

Part  of  s  w  3^  8  w  j^,  10  37  14  described 
by  M  and  B;  Sep  4,  J  Boer&ma  to  J  A 

Hall  $6,625 

Paulina  st,  48  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  50xl24j^; 
Sep  18.  0  J  Pridmore  to  L  B  Webster 

 $1,000 

Paulina  st,  49  ft;  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x1:^5; 
Sep  17.  W  H  Mulholand  to  E  Johnson 

   $3,6r0 

Pennook,  401  Its  in  Pennook  n  34  40 
13;  Sep  6.  J  T  Hannah  to  8  Brown  Jr 

   $89,562 

Peoria  st,  166  ft  u  of  119th,  e  f  25x125; 

Aug  10.  J  Gilliard  to  W  Hadlook ..  $1,800 
Perry  av,  282  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  33x184; 

Sep  21.  0  E  DashieU  to  J  Qurney. $8,000 
Pine  Grove  av,  164  ft  n  of  Diversey,  e  f 
50x150;  Sep  24.  8  B  Dale  to  W  Grace 

 $8,500 

Pine  Grove  av,ie4  ft  n  of  Diversey,  e  f  50 
xl50,  Sep  23.  J  G  Nenmeister  to  S  E 

Dale  $8,500 

Poplar  st,  50  ft  s  of  29th,  w  f  25x115;  Sep 

21.  J  M  Healy  to  H  Stnokart   $3,00ii 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  60x186; 
Sep  18.  N  P  Commings  to  M  B  Guernsey 

 $28,900 

Prairie  av,  2  0  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
160;  Sep  20.  M  Pfaffenbaoh  to  0  Dahl- 

strom  $2,8C0 

Prairie  av,  265  ft  n  of  40th  st,  e  f  25x161; 

Sep  10.  J  C  Broden  to  J  H  Moore ..$  1,5C0 
Princeton  av.  22(1  ft  n  ot  W  29ih  pi,  e  f 
25x124;  May  21.  Est  of  M  E  Spohr  to 

N  Lentz    $3,250 

Prospect  av,  292  ft  n  of  W  97th  st,  e  f  75 
x3li9;  Sep  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Masonic 

Mut  Svgs  and  L  As^n  $4,700 

Racine  av,  188  ft  s  of  Lincoln,  w  t  35x50, 
more  or  less;  Sep  19.  R  Brown  to  P 

Ounwsy   $5,000 

Rhodes  av,  n  w  cor  66th  st,  e  f  22  7  lOx 
122^;  Apr  23.  M  J  Stantoa  to  H  Daley 

 $t,4  0 

Rice  st,  125  ft  e  of  N  47th  av,  s  f  5  xl24; 

Sep  19.  8  M  Hopkins  to  F  H  Ailes. $1,(  00 
Ridgsway  av,  n  e  oor  Potomac,  w  f  144x 

124;  Sep  4.  T  May  to  S  Hughes ....  $5,000 
Robey  st,  120  ft  n  of  Nonh  av,  w  f  24x 
121;  Sep  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Geeharz 
et  al  $1,025 


Rockwell  st,  8  w  cor  Thomas,  e  f  24x82; 
Aug  31.  K  Klemmetsen  to  £  G  Shea 

 $15,000 

Rockwell  st,  39  ft  n  of  37th,  w  f  48x124; 
Sep  18.  P  J  Morgan  to  J  Donnersberger 

 $1,650 

Rundell  pi,  240  ft  w  of  Morgan  st,  n  f  24x 
60;  Sep  5.  J  W  Irvin  to  O  W  Owens 

 $1,700 

Sangamon  st,  123  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  25x 
124.66;  Sep  23.  O  B  Green  to  0  W 

Gurney  $1,100 

Sangamon  st,  25  ft  n  of  C3d.  e  f  25x1243^; 
Aug  28.  H  Schlaoks    to   C  Bremken 

  $1,200 

Sangamon  st,  w  f  25xl24i^;  Sep  20.  C  V 

Johnson  to  A  Krug   $5,800 

Sawyer  av,  260  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Aug  24.  0  A  Sawyer  to  B  A  Rusoo 

 $4,600 

Sawyer  av,  104  ft  n  of  16th  st,  w  f  37i^x 
125;  Aug  13.  D  Rehm  to  C  G  Barth 

 $2,300 

School  st,  240  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  n  f  24x 
125;  Sep  17.  F  J  Bachsteinto  A  Duddles 

 ,  $2,100 

School  st,  300  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  373^x125; 
Sep  11.  HO  Garrabrandt  to  H  4  Foes 

 $2,725 

Seeley  av,  60  H  a  of  Ainslee  st,  e  f  26x122; 
Aug  30.  W  N  Froom  to  0  B  Bergquist 

 $1,700 

Seeley  av,  82  ft  n  of  54th  st,  w  f  25x116; 

Sep  16.  B  W  Fix  to  H  F  Fix  $2,500 

Seipp  av,  150  ft  s  of  70th  st,  e  f  26x162}^, 
und  %  int;  Sep  7.  A  Martinson  to  C  O 

Johnson  $1,500 

Seve-jty-second  st,  n  e  oor  Langley  av,  s 
f  46x105;  Sep  19.  E  J  World  to  A  E 

World  $2,000 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet,  227 
ft  8  of  Belden  av,  48x50;  May  9.  E  8 

Phelps  to  C  Buckingham  '  $3,100 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet, 
208  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  30x50;  Aug  13. 

A  Berlin  to  U  Buckingham,  $6,000 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet, 
180  ft  8  of  Garfield  av,  28x50;  Aug  .30, 
8  A  Fernandez  to  0  Buckingham.. $6,000 
Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet, 
li>3y2  ft  8  of  Mariana  st,  25x60;  July  24. 

P  Pinter  to  0  Buckingham  $1,660 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  tt  bet,  300 
ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  25x50;  July  23.  E 

Gieres  to  0  Buckingham  $1,200 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet,  50 
ft  n  of  Mariana  st,  25x60;  July  19.  W 

Czisohke  to  0  Buckingham  $1,460 

Sheffield  and  Wilton  avs,  alley  It  bet  60  ft 
n  of  Cornelia  st,  25x60;  Aug  5.  Q  Will- 

merth  to  0  Buckingham  $1,600 

Sheffield  av,  253  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f 
5')xl24i^;  Sep  14.  S  W  Cannell  to  0  M 

Staples.'   .  .   $4,600 

Sheffield  ad,  lot  99;  Sep  18.  A  L  Adams  to 

F  Horraster  $1,500 

Sheffield  add,  lots  42  and  43;  Sep  18.  Same 

to  J  A  MacEachron  $3,000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  196  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  s  f 
24x124;  Sep  20.  A  Moers  to  E  Berndt 

 $4,000 

Sixty  third  st,  80  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  63x126;  June  17.  D  C  Campbell  to 

W  A  Hutchinson  $1,500 

South  Chicago  av,  200  ft  s  e  of  Manistee, 
ne  f  25x130;  Sep  18.  O  M  Oarlstein  to 

A  A  Swanson  $1,800 

South  Chicago  av,  200  ft  s  e  of  Manistee, 
n  e  f  25x130;  Sep  13.  W  S  Maher  to  O 

M  Carlstein   $1,800 

South  Park  av,  premises  No  3149  20x164; 

Sep  21.  J  M  Mills  to  W  H  Forrest. $5,500 
South  Park  av,  200  ft  s  ot  7l8t  st,  w  f  50x 
124;  Sep  20.  M  Phaffenbaoh  to  0  Dahl- 

strom  $2,000 

South  Park  av,  48  ft  s  of  70th  st.  w  f  5jx 
123  9-10;  Sep  6.  L  Marks  to  F  H  Eng- 
land $3,500 

Spruce  st,  s  e  oor  Lafiiu,  n  f  45.73x111.22; 

Sep  34.  E  Tnohey  to  J  B  Heeney . .  $9,000 
State  st,  133  ft  s  of  113th,  e  f;263^xllOi^; 
Aag  27.  J  MoElroy  to  G  MoGaghie 

  ....$1,275 

State  st,  325  ft  s  of  29;h,  e  f  25x117  8-10; 

Sep  23.  F  Silver  tc  M  Adler  $5,000 

Stewart  av,  250  ft  s  of  120th  st.  w  f  50x 
123;  Sep  2.  A  T  and  8  Bank  to  R  Dlrioh 

 $1,400 

St  Lawrence  av,  194  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f 
31  68  l(J0xl22  85-100;  Sep  21.  J  B  Gar- 
ner et  al  to  W  P  Kasson  $8,000 

St  Louis  av,  175  ft  s  of  W  16ih  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  19.  L  Jaeger  to  N  J  Sinnott 

 $1,200 

St  Louis  aV;  24  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  48x 
125;  Aug  31.  E  G  Shea  to  K  Klemmet- 
son  $2,400 


Superior  st,  b  e  oor  Townsend,  n  f  60x 
1(;0;  Sep  24.  Est  of  A  Ortmayer  to  L 

O'Neill  $6,500 

Superior  st,  b  e  oor  Townsend,  n  f  28x 

ICO;  Sept  24.  M  Ortmayer  to  8ame.$7,OfO 
Superior  st,  144  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  24 
xl21}^;  Sep  18.  J  M  Tammingu  to  E 

Tammingo  et  al  $3,000 

Superior  st,  52  ft  e  of  Kingsbury,  n  f  24x 
100;  Sep  20.  H  Anderson  to  J  M  O'Con- 
nor $3,500 

Tallman  av  N,  652  ft  n  of  Milwaukee,  w  f 
30x91^;  Sep  16.  0  B  Cessna  to  H  8 

Berry   $2,600 

Taylor  st,  8  e  oor  Oakley  av,  n  f  10(  xl39; 

Sep  17.  O  Kies  to  J  P  Hohenadel.$20.(J00 
Thirteenth  pi  W,  s  e  oor  Loomis  st,  n  f  22 
xl24;  Aug  23.  C  Henroth  to  H  G  Peters 

 $9,500 

Thirty-seventh  8t,  115  ft  e  of  Rhodes  av, 
n  f  18x99;  Sep  3.  M  L  Bird  to  J  Van 

Persyn  $5,260 

Thome  av,  206  ft  e  of  Rubens,  n  f  50x 
136>^;  July  2*.  F  L  Gray  to  W  E  Bur- 
den  $2,000 

Throop  8t,  131  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  2oxl24>^, 

Sep  11.  R  Dalley  to  T  D  Horley..  .$3,200 
Troy  8t,  bet  Diversey  and  Franklin  avs, 
w  f  30x125;  Sep  14.  R  C  Moore  to  F  E 

Green  $2,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x125;  Sep  6.  E  Bnrris  to  Met  W  8  L 

Ry  $4,350 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first  sts  W,  alley 
It  bet,  300  ft  w  of  Wood  st,  26  6  10x25; 
Sep  12.  C  Zimmermain  to  same. . .  $1,250 
Twenty-first  pi  W,  25  ft  e  of  Wood  st,  s  f 
25x126;  Sep  20.  G  Uilmes  to  L  Fetch 

 $3,800 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  126  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Sep  16.  Est  of  D  T  0  Peters 

to  U  Bngel  $1,326 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  150  ft  w  of  Robey  st, 
n  f  25x126;  Sep  16.  Est  of  D  T  0  Peters 

to  F  Voss  $1,325 

Twenty -second  st,  285  ft  w  of  Washtenaw 
av,  n  f  24x124;  Sep  23.  A  Polanek  to  J 

Kovarik  $1,500 

Twenty-seoond  st,  212  ft  e  of  boulevard,  n 
f  24x124;  Sep  16.  G  Steidl  to  A  Kybie 

 $6,700 

Twenty-seoond  st  W,  48  ft  e  of  Wash- 
tenaw av,  s  f  24x121;  Sep  20.  A  Elama 

to  A  B  Pituer  $12,000 

Twenty-seventh  st  W,  and  Homan  av,  10 
acres  in  s  e  oor;  Sep  18.  I  Panna  to  J 

N  Vance  Jr  $26,5(  0 

Van  Baren  st,  126  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s  f 
48x100;  Sep  5.  A  B  Parsons  to  L  Eolb 

 $6,000 

Vernon  av,  111  ft  n  of  Ellis  ot,  e  f  20x132; 

Apr  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  I  Chafe.  .$3,707 
Vinoennes  av,  360  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  18x 
122;8ep6.  J  Findlay  to  L  J  Bradburn 

 $4,500 

Vincennes  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  45th  pi,  e  f  25 
xl45;  Sep  7.  S  A  Matson  to  F  M  Sharp 

 $3,375 

Vine  st,  361  ft  s  of  Willow,  w  f  33x99, 
more  or  less;  Sep  26.  J  Weber  to  M 

Preinisoh  $4,500 

Wabansia  av,  97  ft  w  of  Winchester,  n  f 
24x80;  Aug  3C.  M  F  Shepnard  to  T  L 

Grot  $1,000 

Wabansia  av,  97  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24x 

80;  Aug  23.  Same  to  0  F  A  Belz. .  .$1,000 
Wabansia  av,  26  ft  w  of  Wood  st,  s  f  24x 
80;  Sep  20.  J  Eorzeniew.<ki  to  J  Kafnr- 

ski  $1,800 

Wabash  av,  125  f t  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x 
191^;  Sep  23.  M  A  Ryan  to  E  Brink- 
worth   $5,400 

Wallace  st,  266  ft  n  of  35th,  e  f  60x125; 

July  10.  A  Crane  to  M  T  Kennedy  .$2,650 
Wallace  st,  153  ft  n  of  45th.  e  f  50t125>^; 

Sep  6.  L  R  Warner  to  E  Tilden. .  .$2,500 
Walnut  st,  bet  Kedzie  and  Albany  av,  s  f 
18.38x1371^;  May  20.  B  A  Jones  to  A  M 

Jones  $5,000 

Warner  st,  10  ft  e  of  Elston  av,  s  f  25x 
126;  Sep  23.  P  J  Wieland  to  O  Dolroth 

 $2,400 

Washtenaw  av.  310  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of 
Ogden.  e  f  25x125;  Sep  20.  Q  Sachs  to 

A  Elflein   $2,500 

Webster  av,  48  ft  w  of  Bissell  st,  n  f  36x 
126;  Aug  9.  M  Huggard  to  C  Bucking- 
ham  $12,500 

Webster  av,  100  ft  w  of  Clybourn,  n  f  26x 

126;  Sep  16.  F  Boening  to  K  Pohl  $2,300 
Western  av,  133  ft  s  of  Montrose  blvd,  w 
f  25x123;  Sep  2.  F  F  Cauda  to  C  Bail 

 $1,950 

Whipple  st,  275  ft  n  of  Courtland,  w  f  25 

xl62;  Sep  20.  H  Olsen  to  F  Schoen - $8,000 
Wilder's  sub,  sublet  1  in  oir  ct  partn  of 
It  4,  It  5  blk  27,  C  T  sob  29  39  14;  Sep 


19.  Augesky  to  L  Merk  ..$2,000 

Willow  st,  8  w  cor  Vine,  n  f  48x100,  more 
or  less;  Sep  23.  E  Ueeuen  to  R  Klemann 
 $6,003 

Winchester  av,  149  ft  n  of  6lBt  st,  e  f  26x 
124;  Aug  5.  H  R  Johnson  to  W  J  Webb 
 $1,000 

Winter  8t,  75  ft  8  of  54th  ct,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  12,  E  W  Christian  to  P  Trainor 
 $1,200 

Wrightwood  av,  288  ft  e  of  Racine,  n  f  24 
xl24i^;  Sep  3.  E  C  Bond  to  A  Danbe 

 $2,800 

H  IHCKL.L1  AAI KO  US— CITS  . 

TrSDsterg  Under  11000. 

Andersonville,  It  25  sub  w  99  ft  of  It  9 
and  Its  10  to  13  Aug  1,  A  H  Loeb  to  A 
Dietsch  $750 

Armitage  av.  Gross  add,  It  35  b  2  Sept  19, 
A  E  Gross  to  W  Hazleton  $425 

Avondale,  It  43  and  s  5  ft  It  44  b  16  Sept 

19,  T  H  Mitchell  to  8  Richardson ...  $435 
Baird  &  B's  sub.  It  7  b  1,  6  39  14  Sept  23. 

Est  of  M  Hanson  to  Q  A  Swanson..  $850 
Baker's  sub.  Its  36  and  37  b  2  e  hf  b  10 

Hitt's  sub  8  37  14  Sept  21,  A  W  Wolfe 

to  S  Erskine   $800 

Belmont  Hgts,  Its  17  and  18  b  1  Sept  11, 

P  Shnlte  to  K  Hode   $700 

Belmont  Hgts,  Hield's  sob,  It  36  July  6, 

W  B  Langley  to  C  Kennedy  $800 

Bremer's  sub,  It  20  b  9  Goodwin  B  &  P 

sub,   26    39   13  Sept    16,  A  Roberts 

to  J  Harrison  $490 

Butler's  E  &  J  av  sub.  It  33  b  3  b  e  qr  9 

40  13  Aug  10,  E  K  Butler  to  P  L  Soher- 

man  $300 

Calumet  Hgts,  Gross'  add,  It  26  b  2  Sept 

16,  A  Hakunson  to  M  Kraetzer  $700 

Ch'go,  Brenock's  add.  Its  13  and  14  b  1 

Oct  18.'93,  H  Borcbest  to  F  Jirsa. .  .  .'$750 
Ch'go,  McMillan  &  W's  add,  It  45  b  11 

Sept  21,  A  Schulz  to  J  Wazal   $900 

Ch'go,  Steven's  add.  It  24  b  1  Aug  22,  E 

B  L  Oarswell  to  J  Ruxton   $800 

Oanfield's  sub.  Its  54  and  5'),  It  4  to  15 

DeWitt's  3rd  add.  Sept  17,  P  E  Canfield 

to  J  Gerlaoh  $797 

Chamber's  eub,  it  43  b  2,  33  38  14  Sept 

23,  F  Silver  to  P  H  Bolten  $600 

Clarkdale,  Its  3  and  4  b  7  Sept  19,  E  S 

Bonuell  to  J  A  Cavanangh    $500 

Coles'  sub.  Its  39  to  41  n  e  qr  36  40  13 

May  1,  J  0  Burmeister  to  M  Walter. $940 
Constance,  It  39  b  4  June  20,  J  W  Sweet 

to  R  Kaufman  $475 

Coanselman's  sub,  It  19  b  1  n  w  qr  16  39 

13  Sept  18,  J  V  Pierce  to  J  E  Mansfield 

 $750 

Crosby  et  al  sub,  It  10  b  25,  25  40  13  Sept 

20,  J  E  Fay  to  J  E  Peterson  $650 

C  T  eub.  It  60  b  31  e  hf  31  39  14  Sept  24, 

0  Waltar  to  B  Korn   $600 

Dauphin  Pk,  It  8  b  9  Sept  19,  0  &  0  C  & 

D  Co  to  8  J  Blount  $726 

Danphin  Pk,  2nd  adJ,  It  26  b  37  May  28, 

S  B  Gross  to  F  Brookman  $875 

Diven'8  sob.  It  10  b  4,  2  39  13  Aug  13,  M 

B  Diedendorf  to  C  0  Gantzer  $600 

Dewey  &  O's  sub.  It  399  n  e  qr  30  38  14 
Nov  17,'91,  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  V  An- 

toniello  $700 

Dock  Go's  sub.  It  12  b  5,  2  37  14  Sept  7, 

CiCC&DCotoSL  Martin  $500 

Dock  Go's  sub.  It  3  b  21,  5  and  6  37  15 
Sept  19,  M  Grzcaynski  to  K  Sulkowski 

 $900 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  4  b  142,  6  and  7  37  15 
Sept  24.  C  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  J  P  Niel- 
sen... .  $500 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  10  b  11,  2  37  14  Sept  18, 

O&OC&DCotoB  Howe   $670 

Drexel  Pk,  It  35  b  32  July  30,  Est  of  J  W 

Drexe)  to  H  O  Toole  $540 

Drexel  Pk,  It  25  b  1  May  31 ,  Est  of  J  W 

Drexel  to  E  Ottander   $540 

Durbee's  sub.  It  IS  sub  s  hf  b  59,  19  39  14 
Sept  12,  Est  of  R  Kirchofer  to  'V  Hein- 

reich  $500 

Edgebrook,  It  8  b  11  Sept  4,  T  G  &  T  Co 

to  A  A  Augustus  $2,790 

Edgebrook,  It  12  b  20  Aug  20,  T  G  &  T 

Co  to  J  Qerlach  Jr  $900 

Edgebrook,  It  5  b  7  Sept  3,  T  G  &  T  Co  to 

C  A  Davis  $1,140 

Edgebrook,  It  16  b  18  Aug  31,  T  G  &  T 

Co  to  I  Becker  ■*1,160 

Edgington  Pk.  It  67  bept  21,  0  C  W  Mey- 
er to  E  C  Meyer   $350 

Edgewater  Pk,  It  116  Sept  16,  G  M  Pal- 
mer to  E  K  Purviss  $500 

Edgewater  Pk,  It  9  Feb  3,  L  Ernst  to  H 

P  Kransz  $760 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  Its  614  and 
Continued  on  page  931.) 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


September  28,  18fl> 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

Tbie  l8  not  a  Real  Kstate  Agency  {or  the  purpose 
of  specalatlns  In  real  nscate.  It  is  an  AdvertlsinK 
Barean  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  insare 
protection  and  best  resnlts  t"  advertisers. 

References:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

"  WasmansdorS  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thoasand  others  in  Ohicago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

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931 


(Ooatinued  from  page  929.) 
615  Nov  17,'90,  J  Nichols  et  al  to  L  J 
Bnggert  I '60 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add,  Its  498  and 
499  Nov  15,  J  Niohol  et  al  to  A  D  Race 
 $760 

Tord's  "snb.Vt'gO  b  37,  19  40  14  Anj;  26,  M 
E  Maginnia  to  E  O'Oonnell  $750 

Garfield  PK  add,  It  26  b  4  Ang  22,  F  AI- 
8ip  et  al  to  W  Meredith  |750 

Qai field  Pk  add.  It  25  b  4  Ang  22,  Same 
to  A  L  Woodward  *750 

Garfleia  Pk  add.  It  28  b  4  Sept  18,  F  Al- 
Bip  et  al  to  J  McDonnell  |776 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  2  b  8,  20  38  14  Jane  6, 
D  Goodwin  to  B  0  Peng  $800 

Goodwin's  sob,  It  32  b  3,  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
May  23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  O  Soott.  .$482 

Graham's  sob.  It  12  b  8,  bs  5  and  8  Sny- 
der &  L's  snb  3  39  13  Sept  21.  W  H 
Wiegraf  to  S  Gnnther  $350 

Grant's  add,  s  hf  It  18  b  6  Mar  1,  J  Van 
der  Poel  to  L  P  J  Farrell  $760 

Gross'  snb.  It  39  b  17,  bs  15  to  17 
Sept  9,  A  A  Swanson  to  C  A  PeteLSon$350 

Hegewisoh  snb.  It  44  b  7,  31  37  15  Sept 

20,  I  Otordon  to  J  S  Gordon  $700 

Herron's  snb,  It  44  b  5,  30  38  It  Ja!y  22, 

W  E  Stevens  to  Dimook  Gonld&  Oo.$500 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add.  It  31  b  6  Sept 
22,  F  Jalowy  to  I  Kozakiewicz   $900 

Homewood,  Scanlaa's  add.  Its  ^8  and  29 
b  "'D"  Jan  21,'92,  A  Erickson  to  H 
Bjork  $36. 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb,  It  27  b  7,  b  1  etc 
Freer's  snb,  2  39  13  Ang  6,  F  J  Maokey 
to  F  Bezpaletz   $f>00 

Humboldt  Pk,  Wianer's  anb,  It  52,  3  39  13 
July  10,  J  Lines  to  J  Makeever  $600 

Hunter's  sub,  It  67  snb  It  8  n  w  qr  31  38 
14  Aug  26,  M  L  Doty  to  W  J  Van  Ken- 
ren  «iO0 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add.  It  21  b  5  Sept  11, 
J  Rietzak  to  E  Knott  $SO0 

Ills  &  Mioh  Oanal  Trs  BUb,  It  8  b  26,  7  39 
14  Sept  13,  D  Hayes  to  W  Werner 

Irondale,  It  8  b  15  Sept  23,  B  F  Murray  to 
W  Hnghes   *8<-0 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  snb,  It  34  b 
2  Nov  12,'94,  W  E  Hatterman  to  W  J 
Vogler  1*50 

Irving  Pk,  Hill  &  Go's  blvd  add,  It  46  b  4 
Sept  6,  A  H  Hill  to  S  Mehl  $600 

Jacobs'  snb.  Us  3  and  4  b  5,  bs  5  to  7  Ma- 
son's sub,  23  38  13  Jnly  6,  D  W  Potter 
to  R  Onrran    S4no 

Jacob's  Bnb,lt8  37  uo  39  s  w  qr  2  37  14  Sept 
13,  W  V  Jacobs  to  E  E  Starkey  $7fi0 

Jennings'  snb.  It  4  b  5  of  It  2  Oo  Oiks 
snb,  33  40  13  Ang  23,  E  R  Bde  to  E 
Moir  ....  $375 

Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn,  It  15  b  6,  25  39  13 
26  39  13  Sept  23,  F  Lhota  to  P  Lyons 
 $550. 

Kennedys'  Pk  add,  it  315  Aug  8,  D  J  Ken- 
nedy to  J  A  Anderson  $700 

Kersten's  sub.  It  10  b  2,  It  14  Kimbell's 
sub,  26  40  13  sept  17,  T  W  Prindivilla 
too  Healey  |20O 

Kirkland's  snb,  It  18  b  2,  20  38  14  Ang  28, 
E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  T  Dwyer  $500 

Lt  16  b  2  snb  nMehfsei^se}^  1 
13  Jnly  20,  Oath  Bishop  of  Ch'go  to  V 
Ohada  $710 

Lt  10  enbblk  1  sob  blk  3  s  e  qr  26  39  13 
Sept  14,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  W  F  Klesow 
 $450 

Lt  296  snb  bs  4  and  5  s  w  qr  18  40  14 
Jane  1'  E  Rudolph  to  J  Swendsen.  .$811 

Lt  24  b  2  snb  pt  w  hf  s  e  qr  23  40  13  Sept 
12,  S  N  Dada  to  J  Bendel   $400 

Maolay's  sub.  It  23  b  2.  11  38  13  Ang  27, 
M  Hiokey  to  M  E  Oorwith  $600 

MoAnley  &  E'a  snb,  Its  19  and  20  b  2,  33 
40  13  Ang  20,  E  A  Smith  to  S  B  Moore 
 -$900 

McMillan  &  W's  It  28  b  1,  27  39  13  Sept 

21,  ET  Bolman  to  M  A  Hendricks. .  $425 
Milwaukee  av,  Butler's  enb,  Its  31  and  32 

b  1,  8  40  13  Jnly  1,  B  K  Butler  to  M  A 

Hall  1750 

New  Ashland,  It  7  b  4  Ang  23,  J  Walker  to 

M  E  Troika  |650 

Nirison'3  sub.  It  17,  It  5  b  4  Wash  Kgts: 

Sept  6,  Est  of  N  Heintz  Jr  to  W  Feigen- 

baum  

North  av  sab,  It  44  b  2,  3  39  13  Sept  20,  B 

Oook  to  L  Oook  $550 

North  av  sob,  Ic  45  b  2  same;  Sept  iO,  B 

Oook  to  J  M  Oook  $550 

Ogden  sab,  It  23  sobblk  2  b  49,  19  40  14 

Sept  23,  Waoker  &  Birk  B  &  M  Oo  to  H 

Soholtz  $900 

Ogden's  sub.  It  500  bs  6  and  7,  18  40  14 

Sept  2,  E  Rudolph  to  L  Knauf  $600 

Onr  Home  add.  It  48  b  8  Sept  3,  J  Scher- 

mab  to  O  F  Bnehler  $700 


Perry  &  H's  sub.  It  6  b  2.  22  38  14  Sept 
U,  S  A  Maxwell  to  R  E  Scales  

Potter's  sub,  Its  37  and  38  b  2,  35  38  13 
July  16,  M  E  Hitchcock  to  S  H  Bur- 
goyne  $475 

Poltei's  sub.  Its  37  and  38  b  2,  35  38  13 
July  16,  M  E  Hitchcock  to  S  H  Bnr- 
goyne   $475 

Pullman.  Fallis'  add,  It  40  b  4  Aug  31,  F 
B  Reynolds  to  D  0  Butts  <|500 

Pullman,  Gano's  add,  Its  25  and  26  b  1 
Aug  31,  F  B  Reynolds  to  Same  $500 

Pnliman.  Fernwood  add.  It  8  b  7  isept  24, 
B  M  Frazenr  to  T  Porger  $650 

Pollman,  3rd  add,  It  24  snbblk  7  Sept  10, 
8  Oote  to  L  Vetter  |500 

Pullman,  Gordon's  add,  Its  120  and  121 
Sept  ic,  U  Haskina  to  W  W  Wallace  $600 

Pyser's  snb,  It  26  and  27  b  3,  33  38  14 
Sept  21,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  J  Andrews 
et  al  $465 

Race's  sub,  It  19  and  s  hf  It  18  b  3, 
23  40  13  Sent  24,  R  0  Moore  to  F  E 
Spoerer...:  $700 

Rand's  snb,  It  64  n  w  qr  7  38  14  Ang  6,  J 
Peoha  to  V  Parlik...  $665 

Rand's  snb,  It  77,  12  38  13  Ang  5,  F  M 
Riggs  to  R  LoLg   $675 

Raveuswood,  Lutz  Pk  add,  It  5  b  1  Sept 
25,  L  Lutz  to  0  Vogt    $775 

Ravenswood,  Ouyler  add.  It  3  b  8  June  26, 
H  M  Hubbard  to  O  Mayer  $750 

Rood's  snb.  It  21  b  3  of  bs  17  and  20,  19 
40  14  Aug  22.  J  Rood  Jr  to  0  J  Ekberg 
 $750 

Rosenberg's  add.  Its  40  and  41  b  7  Feb  10, 
B  Rosenberg  to  M  Goldstein  $500 

Sheffield  add.  It  98  Sept  18,  A  L  Adams  to 
H  M  MacEuchron  $5C0 

Sheldon  flgts,  It  10  and  s  hf  It  9  b  15 
May  28,'94,  8  M  Jarvis  et  al  to  W  L 
Orookett  $675 

Sheldon  Hgts.  It  20  b  1  Sept  II,  W  J  Sin- 
clair t.  M  J  Sinclair  $700 

Sheldon  Hgts,  It  12  b  19  Aug  4,  S  M  Jar- 
vis  et  al  to  W  Timpl  $500 

Shortall  Trs  sub.  It  17  b  2  n  e  qr  26  38  14 
Sept  20,  L  Paffenbaeh  to  0  Dahlstrom 
 $900 

Simon's  sub.  und  hf  It  35  b  20  a  e  qr  35  40 
13  Sept  20,Est  of  D  Strntz  to  I  Strutz$600 

Smith's  sob,  It  8  b  2,  b  10  Bee's  sub  w  hf 

36  and  35  39  13  Sept  21,  D  E  Gallagher 
to  P  Ryan   $450 

South  Oh'go,  Orelup  &  T's  add,  It  22  b  6 

Sept  19,  J  G  Grsir  to  H  Lipschitx..  $600 
Stodder's  sob.  It  37  and  n  hf  It  38  b  5,  4 

37  14  Sept  3,  0  A  Peterson  to  A  A 
Swanson  $350 

8  T  sub,  U  106  and  e  hf  L  107  sub  It  S6 
and  n  hf  It  57,  16  37  14  Ang  24,  N  Wier- 
hum  to  G  Pon  $950 

Snb  It  9  sub  It  2  sub  w  12  acres  n  31.21 
acres  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  7  40  14  Aug  8,  F 
Weimer  to  A  Weimer  Jr  $300 

Sundmaoher  &  Q's  sub,  h  51  pt  It  19  Snow 
Est  25  40  13  Sept  18,  Est  of  N  Wagner 
to  J  H  Logeman  $600 

Terrill's  sub.  It  64,  It  6  pt  n  hf  s  e  qr  13 
40  13  Sept  17,  A  S  Terrill  to  M  0  Op- 
sahl   $450 

Treat's  enb,  It  31  b  1  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Nov 
5, '94,  0  P  Treat  to  A  Havenstein. . .  $450 

Unter  den  Linden,  Boldenweck's  add.  Its 
16  and  17  b  2  Ang  22,  T  Trapp  to  H 
Melms  $600 

Dnter  den  Linden,  same  ppty;  Ang  22,  H 
Melms  to  T  Trapp  $600 

Weage  E  &  B's  sub.  It  47  b  3,  2  39  13 
Sept  2.  Oontinental  Mational  Bank  to 
M  J  Kloster  $600 

West  Pullman,  It  22  b  6  July  15,  A  T  &  S 
Bank  to  B  Oarpenter   ....  $825 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  <fc  W's  2nd  add, 
It  10  b  7  Ang  22,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to 
0  Stanke  $625 

West  Pullman,  same  add.  It  9  Aug  22, 
Same  to  E  Stanke   $625 

West  Pullman,  It  26  b  29  Sept  14,  A  T  & 
S  Bank  to  L  Parker  

Wrightwood  av  add.  Us  43  and  44  b  5 
Sept  16,  J  S  Land  to  A  Kori  $500 

Zander  &  Oo's  sub.  It  53  w  hf  n  w  qr  18 
39  14  May  3,  J  Q  Buokman  to  F  W  Al- 
wart  $900 

SITBVKBAK  WAKBAMTY  Oeei>8, 


BIiOOM. 

Oh'go  HgtB,  Keeney'8  subl,t9  1  to  16  and  37  to  48  b 
12  sept  17,  0  A  Petterson  to  T  Dietz    19500 

Patterson,  Its  23  and  24  b  18  may  22,  S  B  Patter 
eon  to  B  Oook   »300 

Patterson,  same  ppty;  jaly  10,  B  Ooot  to  J  M  Oook 
 $400 

Oh'gs  Hgts,  It  9  b  1  may  1,  8  L  Boyoe  to  B  Klelc.t375 


Oh'so  Hgts.  Keeney'8  snb.  It  8  b  8  eept  3,  E  Love- 
rook  to  A  L  Angstrom  (200 

Owner's  sab.  It  6  sab  It  7  s  e  qr  33  37  14  sept  10.  J  E 
Shafer  to  J  Weigel  $1400 

Bine  Isid,  Rebm'8  add.  It  6  Hab  b  6  nag  13,  0  W 
HeDniog  to  T  Becker  Jr  tl304 

Bine  leld,  all  of  bs  128  and  140,  ex  Its  1  to  3  of  b 
128  jaly  16.  A  Kohne  to  H  Rohne  »10<)0 

Wash  Hgts,  Washburn's  reeab,  It  67  sept  21,  O  W 
Gnrney  to  0  E  DashlU  I60O0 

Batterfleld's  sab.  Its  9  and  10  b  7.  Its  1  to  3  and  6 
Eraeger's  snb,  30  37  14  sept  18,  A  Gray  to  M  A 
A  Lesoh  tH'tO 

OIGKBO. 

Sixteenth  et.  Well's  eab,  Ite  46  to  48  b  37,  19  39  13 

jaly  1.  F  Welle  to  J  Blaha   11200 

Lt  33  and  e  hf  It  84  b  4  eab  s  w  qr  4  39  13  sept  17, 

A  B  Christiansen  to  B  Sorenson  13360 

Mandell's  sab.  It  8t  8  T  eab  16  39  13  sept  18,  A 

Yaodt  to  A  Olark  I6C0 

Blll'e  r«8ab,  It  18  b  1  of  It  2  etc,  Owen  &  M's  sob 

9  39  13  aag  27,  K  A  Dancan  to  B  T  Hamilton.  16000 
Oliflord  &  W's  Fab,  Its  9  and  ID  b  3  n  w  qr  4  39  13 

sept  20,  A  A  Fwanson  to  H  A  Odeen  $800 

Soammon's  eab.  It  14  b  7  flalisbary'e  eab,  5  39  13 

feb  2,  8  Seamene  to  A  F  Voelz  $400 

Lt  16  and  e  hf  It  14  b  2  eab  e  hf  e  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13 

eept  14  E  Hogenson  et  al  to  E  D  KroS   $T76 

Oak  Pk,  QrosB'  2nd  add.  It  1  b  6  nov  30,  L  M  Malm 

to  A  Haeger  »3600 

Aastin,  Prairie  av  add.  Its  78  and  79  aag  6,  E  A 

Cammings  to  J  Long   $6600 

Hawthorne,  n  hf  of  n  iit  It  2  b  li  sept  19,  J  A  Mc- 

Lane  to  A  Straiyma  $426 

Berwyn,  Its  2S  and  26  b  4  eept  19,  B  J  Miraben  to  0 

8  Ooatsworth  $4000 

8  T  sub.  It  9  sub  of  It  110  n  pt  16  39  13  jaly  27,  W  D 

Fischer  to  T  J  Rice  $400 

Morton  Pk,  It  4  b  lii  oct  30.  J  Sabath  to  J  Baisler 

Jr  $<80 

Stephen's  add.  It  26  b  1,  9  39  IS  sept  19,  V  Arnold 

toFRiediger   ...  $2660 

Olifford  &  W's  sab.  Its  13  to  16  b  3,  4  39  13  sept  21, 

A  A  Swaoson  to  O  M  Oarlstein  $1400 

Hiatt's  sab,  s  16%  ft  It  1  and  n  41^  ft  It  2  b  4,  7  39 

13  sept  16,  M  W  8mi'h  to  A  B  Fowler  $9000 

Hutcbineon     B's  sub,  its  20  to  24  b  6.  18  39  13  etc; 

sag  31,  E  Q  Shea  to  E  ElemmetPen   $3300 

Oak  Pk,  Onnrterson  &  Q's  add.  Its  38  and  39  b  1 

jane  12,  8  T  Qanderson  to  0  D  Benedict  $850 

Morton  Pk,  Its  23  and  24  b  8  jane  10,  J  J  Moore  to 

E  Grant  $800 

Berwyn,  Andrews  ti  F's  1st  add,  Ite  5  and  6  b  3  may 

1.  M  D  Hathaway  to  F  W  Fonda  $2800 

22nd  et  blrJ  sob,  its  26  and  2S  b  6,  29  39  13  sept  21, 

M  Devaney  to  A  Stein  $800 

Hoaston's  sab.  It  48,  8  39  13  sept  10,  L  0  Schreider 

to  W  Watkins   ....  $1750 

Morton  Pk,  Ite  37  and  38  b  9.  28  39  13  sept  23,  J  0 

Bolton  to  W  D  Hyslop  $2600 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  n  37!4  ft  It  18  aag  14.  A  M 

Smith  to  J  W  L«  "-"ner  $800 

Oak  Pk,  same  add,  8  37(4  ft  It  18  sag  14,  Same  to 

Same    $800 

Oak  Pk,  Weddell'e  add.  It  2  b  1  aag  IS,  Mast  m 

Ohy  to  Hoaee  B  &  L  Assn  $1666 

Berwyn,  It  IC  and  n  16  ft  It  11  b  18  eept  1,  W  J  An- 
drews et  al  to  E  A  Evans  $880 

Page's  eub,  Ite  29  to  42  b  62,  19  39  13  apr  26,  F  Bade 

to  a  O  Johnson  $8400 

La  Tergne,  Sonuenechein  &  S's  add.  Its  6  and  6  b  2 

eept  26,  House  B  &  L  Aasn  to  0  An'lerson  $16(  0 

Oarter's  eab,  end  hf  It  16  and  s  16K  ft  It  16,  b  6,  9 

39  13  apr  1,  H  J  Oilman  to  H  F  Frink  $fjOOO 

Eaet  av  add.  It  16  b  3,  7  39  13  sept  16,  J  X  Halls  to 

W  A  Blanohard  $7600 

EVANBTON. 

N  Fvanston,  Haellng'e  add.  It  6  b  1  e  pt  9,  D  B 

Smith  to  0  A  Blair  $1760 

Evaneton,  Nate  &  A's  add,  It  6  b  2  eept  6,  L  Burger 

to  H  T  Hilgard  $600 

Evaneton,  Pitner's  2nd  add  It  21  end  e  hf  It  22  b  2 

aug  28,  H  P  Welton  to  J  8  Welton  $2000 

S  Evanston,  Terry's  add,  its  3  and  4  b  1  jnly  16,  J 

H  Mohr  to  F  Peters  $380 

Rogers  Pk  add,  Its  15  and  16  b  2  july  1,  J  H  Hewett 

 $5C0 

Eyanston,  Elneellae'  add  Its  4  and  6  h  1  ang  22,  P  E 

O'Neil  to  B  M  Mnrphy  $1000 

LTON8. 

La  Grang",  its  14  and  15  b  16  mar  1,'89,  D  B  Ly- 
man to  G  Eseman  $7000 

W  Qrosedale,  its  19  and  20  b  1  jaly  2,  8  E  flroes  to 
H  O  dross  $2876 

Beebe's  sab.  pt  It  2  w  hf  s  w  qr  33  38  12  sept  18,  Est 
T  Q  Beebe  to  H  DeBoer  $1500 

La  Grange,  it  4  and  n  10  ft  It  6  b  20  apr  16,  F  0 
Ooesitt  to  A  M  Voee  $6600 

W  Groesdale,  It  8  and  s  bt  It  T  b  10  sept  16,  8  E 
Grogg  to  0  P  Hlgley   toi<i 


MAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  It  16  b  34  aug  1-',  J  B  Butler  et  al  to  8 

Freds  $400 

Edison  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  b  16  ang  1,  Same  to  H  L 

Begensberg  $860 

Edison  Pk,  Its  IS  and  14  b  23,  may  16,  A  W  Brown 

to  J  F  McUabe  $3600 

Edleon  Pk,  Its  22  and  23  b  34  ang  16.  J  B  Batler  et 

al  to  G  W  M  Freds  $800 

Park  Ridge,  Hodge'e  add,  its  1   to  6  b  4  sept  6,  0 

Cooper  to  F  Waanensroeth  1600 

Brown's  enb,  it  38  b  1,  29  41  12  ang  8.0  V  Sharp  to 

E  W  Fix  $300 

Bivervlew,  Diafendorf'e  add.  Its  6  to  14  b  1  and  o  p; 

eept  23.  A  M  Bice  to  E  Shaw  $2500 

Park  Kldge,  Union  add,  it  10  b  4  eept  17,  W  H  Hol- 

den  to  F  B  Potwin  $600 

Park  Bidge,  Bell'e  resub,  Stephen's  add,  Its  68  to 

611  end  o  p.  b  2  sept  18,  0  G   Frldmore  to  L  B 

Webster   $2760 

Park  Kidge,  same  add,  It  61  b  2  dec  2",'94,  Same  to 

L  Sheetz   $300 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Vernamo,  Its  1  to  6  and  46  to  18  b  7  eept  9,  J  Alles 

Jr  to  E  F  Demareet  $1200 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Co,  It  10  b  12  also  It  4  b  13, 17  and 

18  12  13  eept  10,  J  J  Boiekow  to  S  G  Prlddle..  $10o0 
Baner'e  add.  Its  4  to  9  12  to  15  and  o  p;  eept  18,  T 

Haneon  to  E  F  Jackson  $4660 

Vernamo,  Its  10  to  19  b  8  sept  19,  3  Alles  Jr  to  W  B 

Fowler  $1600 

Vernamo,  Its  39  to  48  b  9,  sept  19,  Same  to  A  Mans 

 $2(  00 

Wllmetle.  Diogee's  add,  Its  1  and  2  b  18  aag  5,  0  N 

Brethold  to  0  8  Adams  $1660 

Wilmette,  LaSe  ?hore  add.  It  29  and  e  hf  It  28  b  17 

sept  21.  W  G  MoOadden  to  JMcOadden  $4600 

Provident  La  d  \%en  eab,  Ite  3  and  4  b  8,  be  7  to  12 

and  o  p,  Winnetka;  eept  14,  0  Prouty  to  L  P 

Webster  $575 

Blver  Park.  Its  13  and  14  b  12  Jane  11,  E  B  Weeks 

to  T  B  Jonee  $1000 

Wilmette.  Qreenleaf  &  M's  eab.  w  hf  It  8  and  all  of 

It  9  b  16  sept  2il,  M  Leickley  to  M  0  Elrkpatrick 

  $1600 

Wilitette,  Paul's  div,  Ite  7  to  9  b3  oct  6,'93,  D  M 

Harehman  10  W  W  Jordan   12500 

Vernamo,  Its  40  to  44  b  2  sept  24.  J  a  lies  Jr  to  J 

Seoer  $760 

W  Eenilworth.  its  16  and  17  b  6,  28  42  13  ang  1,  0  E 

Simmons  to  0  B  Tefft   $1000 

BoruS's  sab.  its  47  and  48  b  9,  12  42  12  sept  23,  H  L 

Leach  to  K  Jacobs  $800 

OBI.AND . 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  23  and  2(  b  12  sept  5,  T  G  &  T  Oo 
to  e  Peterson   $400 

Alpine  Hgts,  it  21  b  21  apr  30,  X  Q  A  T  Oo  to  H  F 
Olow  $200 

Alpine  Bgte.  eame  ppty;  sept  23,  H  F  Olow  to  F  A 
Tucker  $200 

West  hf  e  w  qr  26  36  12  sept  16,  H  Andrea  lo  8  An- 
dres 16000 

Northwest  qr  n  w  qr  17  S6  12  eept  19.  J  Minfltt  et 
al  to  0  Junker  $2200 

Alpine  H^te,  U  18  b  20  sept  23,  T  Q  &  T  Oo  to  0  X 
Beynolds  $200 

PBOVIBO. 

Sohroeder's  sub,  It  1  2  and  6  aod  6  b  24  B  B  and  to 
Hatlem;  fept  16,  Meet  in  Ohy  to  M  Ponic   $26C6 

Maywood,  Ite  15  and  16  b  126  jan  6,  A  Gray  to  T  G 
Oaneer  $685 

Broadview,  n  60  ft  s  176  ft  of  It  177  ang  26,  A  H 
Beynolds  to  W  J  Van  Eeuren  $500 

Grosedale,  It  25  b  19  eept  19,  W  Eiesewatter  to  A 
flreiee  $650 

Harlem,  Carney's  add,  uad  ^  Its  1  to  3  b  4  apr  I,  H 
F  Frink  to  H  J  Ullmann  $3000 

Eeneington  add.  It  3  b  7,  33  39  12  mch  16,  E  0  Perry 
to  0  A  Felthoaeer   1900 

EensiD^tOD  add,  same  ppty;  eept  18,  0  A  Felthoae- 
er to  WD  Green  $900 

Bivereide,  2nd  div.  Its  463  and  464  b  10  sept  20,  J  L 
Lee  to  V  Borothy  $2000 

Stiefel's  enb,  Us  1  and  2,  23  and  24  S9  12  eept  24,  E 
Stiefel  to  R  Gerber   $3000 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  It  1  b  219  eept  7,  A  T  &  8  Bk  to  J  Bostont360 

Harvey,  Ite  12  to  16  b  80  and  o  p;  eept  12.  0  F  Gra- 
ver to  P  E  HbD,bleton  $6000 

Harvey,  Ite  17  to  22  b  80  sept  12,  Same  to  L  A  Ham- 
bleton  $1860 

Harvey,  it  31  b  236  sept  12,  A  r  i  8  Bank  to  J  Wa- 
ters  $300 

Harvey,  Hogae's  add,  it  21  b  1  feb  19,  O  J  Hogae 
to  8  W  Fix   $200 

Lt  1  eab  of  that  pt  n  w  qr  B  w  qr  3  »6  14  w  of  R  B, 
sept  24,  A  W  Land  to  8  Fraake  $600 

Harvey  Bes  eub.  It  14  b  11  and  o  p.  n  e  qr  18  36  14 
aug  15,  F  B  Dtley  to  O  0  Seelye  $1060 

So  Lawn.  Ite  13  16  and  18  sub  Its  9  to  11  b  18  aug  5, 
K  Mather  et  al  to  L  0  Oaamark  $1200 


I. 


932 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


September  ?8,  1895 


Frelt8g'9  sob.  It  39  n  w  qr  8  36  15  eept  2ij,  J  Holland 

to  R  Knott  et  al  *90t' 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  It  ao  o  "N";  eept  ^3,   M  M 

Oreen  to  F  Q  Brooks  UOO 

Farvey  It  41  b  120  tept  23,  Same  to  Same  ISOO 

Harvey.  It  41  b  121  eept  23,  I  E  Green  to  Same.  .tSOO 
Harvey,  It  45  b  I3(i  sept  23,  J  L  Oreen  to  Saa  e  ..$300 
Traver's  snb.  Its  1  to  16  b  7.  bs  7  and  8  Mortoii's 

sab,  36  36  14  sept  7,  M  J  Traver  to  D  W  Bradoclc 

  $480r 

Traver's  sab,  Us  17  to  32  b  7  same:  sept  7,  Same  to 

0  Wendler  »<800 

Traver's  snb.  Its  33  to  48  b  7,  bs  7  and  8  Morton's 

snb,  35  36  14  eept  7.  Same  to  P  Q  Corgill  *480ii 

Russell's  snb.  Its  27  and  i-*  29  and  3D  b  2  n  e  qr  18 

36  15  sept  21,  Q  We'helm  to  A.  Krug   I2l5ii 

Harvey  Hgte,  It  7  July  2t,  M  L  Swift  et  al   to  D 

Ohubb  


Young's  BUb,  It  10  b  1  s  e  qr  25  37  13  aug  23,  J  H 
Johnson  to  W  Rosooe     

Evergreen  Pk,  CalUnd's  add.  Us  H  an!  14  b  1  sert 
21,  J  M  Foley  to  Golden  B  L  ^  H  Assn   »tiOO 

Blue  IsH,  Yonog's  2ad  add,  It  47  dec  3,  M  Alexan- 
der to  0  R  Massey  **600 

East  qr  e  hf  s  w  qr  2  37  li  e  and  n  qr  sd  tracS  mch 
4,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  B  F  Jaojbs  tl5,0C0 


Athens,  Toesdell's  add.  Its  3  and  12  b  5  sept  17.  W 
V  Kennedy  to  T  Swan  $2000 


Bartlett's  sub.  Us  3  and  4  b  6, 24  41  9  ang  26,  A  Jahn 
to  H  Muniz  


Turners  Pk  Land  Assn  sub,  s  123  ft  It  3  b  7,   2B  40 

12  June  1,  A  T  Brodbeck  to  M  0  Labadle  tl2«0 

Indian  Highland,  Its  11  to  13  b  7  sept  21,  T  A  Hig- 

glns  t-^  -T  Qettlnger  *70n 

Indian  Highlands,  same  ppty;  jaly  30.  Q  B  Finch 

to  T  \  Hlggine   fon 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  odd.  Its  114  and  ll.i  b  63  ang  12, 

I,  Franklin  to  W  Mester  $600 


Lino  tin  Hgts,  It  1  b  9  sept  17.  O  J  riogue  to  M  P 

Foles  iS"" 

LinCDln  Hgts,  It  33  b  7  sept  24,  O  J  Hogue  to  H  A 

Swift  

T.lncolD  Hgts,  It  32  b  7  sept  24,  Same  to  A  W  Swift 

 $200 

Lincoln  Hgts,  It  22  b  7  eept  21,  M  Bolmboe  to  H 

Than  "53" 


Lt  16  b  2  of  sub  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  sept  7,  A  Scholz 
to  M  Ulelicki  1260 


TBV8T  UKBUM  AN0  JHOKTUAdiei!!. 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 

Albaoh  H  to  O  Jorn  sept  21,  It  31  b  1,  28 

39  14,  3y  6%   |2no( 

Aader  J  P  to  L  Baird   sept  5,   pt  Its  24 

and  25  b  5  b  4  Sheff  add  lOy  6%  . .  *.90O 
Aasrastna  A  A  to  Paoifio  I  &  H  Aissn  pf>n* 

13,  It  8  b  U  Caldwell  Res   $7400 

Allen  J  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk   sept  21,  Us  7  s 

and  76  b  1  b  4,  2(i  40  14,  5?  6%   f  3.500 

AUendorf  8  to  F  0  Mneller  sept  19,  Its  1 

and  10  b  /,  li>  39  12,  ly  6^   flfOf) 

Allen  A  to  A  B  Mead  se^t  14,  l£  17  b  1.  2 

38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Anerson  O  W  to  M  E  Qreenebantn  sept  17 

It  25  and  pt  24  and  23  b  2,  29  40  14,  5y 

G%  $4200 

Altman  H  to  T  Q  &  T  Go  sept  13,  It  10  to 

12  b  3,  27  38  14   $2500 

Allen  E  Q  to  W  J  Lister  sept  17,  It  21  b  1, 

13  39  13,  7^   $4200 

Allen  A  L  to  D  Lawrence  sept  £0,  It  23  b 

3,  19  41  14,  6Sf  $1500 

Armweiler  M  to  R  Berger   sept  23,   pt  It 

43  Crane  sob  28  39  H,  3y  7^5  ;$1000 

Berfr  A  to  J  A  Stern  sept  17,  pt  Us  8  and 

9  b  4  Bnshnell  add  $7500 

Bremkin  0  to  G  Coombs  Aog  28,  It  23  b 

2,  17  38  14,  4y   $1000 

Braongart  Q  to  W  L  Sohrader  sept  17,  It 

43  b  2,  19  40  14,  4y  P%   $140 

Brown  8  Jr  to  R  8  Thompson  sept  6,  pt 

b  41  and  all  blks  —  to  49  Pennook  ICy 

6%   $79,562 

Botler  N  J  to  P  Bashwab  sept  10,  Its  74 

and  75  b  8,  19  40  14.  5y  6%   $2£00 

Benson  A  I  to  P  0  Stensland  sept  13,  It  1 

and  2  b  44  etc  1  39  IH,  .3y  6^  '.  $2700 

Bnrnham  T  to  A  B  Mead  sept  14,  Its  37  to 

48  b  3  and  all  4  and  pt  b  6,  8  36  14,  5y 

7%   $6000 


Boblitz  W  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  sept  14,  It 

3  b  •^  15  39  13,  5y  6^  $3000 

Boake  E  J  to  R  Smith  sept  17,  Its  29  and 

30  b  4,  6  37  14.  5y  65?  $lf  00 

Blanke  M  A  to  F  Lackner  sept  19,  pt  It  3 

It  13,  28  40  14,  2y  6%  $150(i 

Banttel  J  D  to  W  Ueinemann  sept  16,  It 

118,  n  e  qr  35  40  13,  3y  7?....T  ....$1000 
Brown  A  E  to  R  dart  sept  16,  pt  It  1  b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  6^   $5500 

Bryant  D  S  to  F  W  Straus  sept  16,  pt  b  7 

9  38  14,  5y  1%.  4  deeds   $.5000 

Bass  O  S  to  R  Hayes  sept  14,  It  44  b  2,  17 

39  13,  7%   $2200 

Brown  A  J  to  Royal  Trust  Go  sept  2,  pt 

It  15  b  14  Bnshnell  add  oy  . .  ...  $7500 
Bandewyne  E  to  N  M  Jones  July  1,  It  6  b 

34,  28  37  14,  7«   $1100 

Bryant  E  A  to  T  J  Hitobooci  Ang  29,  pt 

It  9  and  10  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Barnes  D  H  to  0  0  Sohnmaoher  sept  18, 

It  11  b  4  b  5,  23  .39  13,  7^  $3200 

Bredsvold  P  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  18,  It 

16  ard  pt  17  b  7.  30  4n  14.  3y  6\i%..$lOm 
Biokerdike  SL&JR   to   GL  Thatcher 

sept  18,  Its  1  2  and  7  b  11,  24  40  13,  ly 

6%  $1590 

Binker  N  M  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  20,  It 

14  b  3,  6  88  12,  1%   $220'^ 

Clark  8  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  12,  It  168 

8  Drive  snb  17  40  14,  6y  ...  $10,000 
Clark  W  G  to  C  G  Rose  sept  8,  pt  It  8  b  1 

3  38  14,  6^   $2000 

Cox  8  K  to  M  A  Cox  sept  23,  It  55  b  4,  20 

40  14,  lOy  6%  $1000 

Catholic  Bishop  to  B  VV  Walker  July  1, 

It  38  and  39  Lamed  sab  30  39  14,  3y  e% 

 $2000 

Camp  E  B  to  F  R  Chandler   sept  17,  pt 

div  3.  30  38  15,  5y  7«,  3  deeds  $54i:0 

Carswell  L  R  to  w'm  Carswell  sept  18,  It 

27  b  2,  34  39  14,  ly  6^   $2000 

Cnrrey  A  L  to  F  M  Elliott  sept  6,  It  12  s 

w  qr  7  41  14.  4y  6%  $3500 

Camp  E  B  to  T  Randall  Ang  15,  pt  It  5  b 

9,  17  39  14,  5y  6i   $2500 

Coyle  L  L  to  R  W  Wolfe  sept  14,  It  8  b  3, 

It  30,  16  38  It,  3y  6%  $1500 

Chancellor  J  to  F  A  Barnes  sept  23,  pt  It 

9  b  4,  29  40  14,  5y  6%   $^010 

Ohilowski  J  to  W  Kaspar  sept  18,  It  39 

Ballin  snb  8  38  14,  7%   $1200 

Courtney  G  Y  to  M  H  Conrtney  sept  17, 

Its  16  to  20  b  214  May  wood  6y  72..  $4000 
CoQghlan  T   to   G  Van  Zandt  sept  21, 

pram  35  Maoalester  pi  3y  e%  . . .  .$3500 
Dofenderfer  E  J  to  G  Preble  May  31,  pt 

U  8  n  w  qr  23  38  l-*,  5y  6^   $1H50 

Davidson  G  M  to  8  Ooman  Ang  31,  It  131 

and  132  b  T,  6  39  13,  7^   $1600 

Dnncan  E  J  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  18,  pt  b 

5,  Harrison  add  5y  6%,  6  deeds  ....  $12  5  .0 
De  8t  An''in  A   to    Douglas  Pk  B  Assn 

sept  17,  pt  It  31  and  all  4  b  1,  26  39  13, 

8%  $1300 

Dnrand  &  Kaspar  to  New  York  L  Ins  Co 

sept  19,  Its  1  to  7  b  6  o  t  6y  52,. $140,000 
Donoghne  M  T  to  Je.?se  Ho!dom  sept  21, 

It  2  b  13,  8  39  14,  3y  62  ^K'OO 

Dring  N  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  sept  16, 

It  13  b  11,  19  3a  14,  1%  $1500 

Drews  G  to  R  Berger  sept  18,  It  71  b  14, 

29  40  14,  5y  6%   $1£00 

Dolese  &  Shepard  to  Cioaro  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  14,  Its  10  to  15   b  6,   20  40  14,  1% 

  $40i'0 

Dillon  A  J  to  A  J  Graham  sept  7,  It  10  b 

1,  31  39  14,  6y  61^2  $'.^000 

Dudley  R  E  to  R  D  Coy  sept  14,  Its  3  and 

4  b  5,  18  39  14,  62   $6000 

Dorsch  L  to  W  E  Batterman  sept  15,  It 

16  b  7,  31  40  14,  3y  72  $1200 

Drews  G  to  R  Berger  sept  20,  It  17  b  14, 

29  40  14,  5y  62  $2000 

Devereanx  P  to  T  G  &  T  Co  sept  11,  It  4 

b  6,  33  39  14,  5y  62  $2;;0;) 

Dashiell  C  E  to  A  B  Smith  sept  12,  It  67 

b  K,  Morgan  Pk,  5y  63^2  $1500 

De  Laug  C  to  Am  T  &  15  Bk  sept  20,  e  hf 

It  35   Sheldon  W  &  8  snb   29  40  14,  5y 

61^2  $5609 

Ewart  W  D  to  M  A  Tattle  sept  16,  pt  b 

47  o  t  8y  5%   $74,nC0 

Erpelding  J  M  to  F  H  Doland  sept  18,  It 

11  b  11,  29  41  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Eklnud  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  18.  It 

34  and  3.5  b  4,  26  4o  13,  5y  72  $1200 

Epler  C  L  to  D  Winston   sept  21,  It  29  b 

2,  16  38  14,  72    $1600 

Engwall  J  F  to  F  0  Jocelyn  sept  18,  pt  b 

6,  28  38  14,  62   $33(  0 

Fowler  A  B  to  J  Tucker  8»pt  6,  pt  b  4,  7 

39  14,  5y  62   $6500 

Flanuigau  L  to  M  E  Greenebaam  sept  20 
It  1  It  10  b  2  Rockwell  add   $  


Fitzgerald  A  to  G  A  Rose  sept  23,  It  7  It 

11  b  2,  24  39  15,  3y  72  $1400 

Flynn  J  H  to  W  Union  B  &  L  Aasu  sept 

18.  It  7  b  7,  9  38  14,  62   $8200 

Foyt  J  to  J  Davis  sept  19,  It  62  b  4,  20  39 

14,  52  $3000 

Felsch  L  to  O  Jorn  sept  20,  It  26  b  63,  19 

39  14,  62  $1300 

Fleming  P  H  to  H  Rubens  sept  19,  pt  It 

I  It  103  etc  Bronson  add  2y  62  $5000 

Faktor  M  to  W  E  Hatterman  sept  17,  It 

34  b  7,  6  39  14,  5y  655  $4000 

Frink  W  to  H  H  Gage  Ang  24,  pt  b  1,  31 

39  14,  62    $1600 

Fadner  G  M  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  15,  It 

13  and  14,  2  39  12  $1000 

Fnlier  H  A  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  1,  pt  Its 

8  and  9  b  1,  21  38  14,  3y  62   $25(  0 

Gnernse>  MB&OAtoOTATCo  sept 

19,  pt  It  13  b  1,  8  38  14  and  o  p  5y  72 
 $16,000 

Graffy  J  to  L  Daufenbach  Feb  8,  It  16  b  4 

9  38  14,  2y  62  $2000 

Gill  0  E  to  H  E  Scott  sept  18,  It  7  b  10, 

II  38  14,  2y  62  $2000 

Greene  O  W  to  A  Green  sept  10,  It  7  8  10 

to  12  It  16,  18  37  14,  lOy  72  $1200 

Golk  A  to  L  Ralhje  Aug  23,  It  36  b  6,  n  w 

qr  7  33  14,3y  62   $1400 

Gage  8  to  8  M  Millard  sept  21,  pt  It  8  b 

2,  Clarke's  add  3y  6%     $8000 

Gross  D  8  ts  A  Peterson  sept  18,  pt  b  2, 

16  38  14,  3y  6$5,  3  deeds   .  .. $10,500 

Goldsohmidt  J  to  E  Hoffman  sept  23  It 

15  b  2,  30  40  14,  5y  6J^2  $1200 

Goldschmidt  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept 

16,  It  9  b  7,  24  40  13,  5y  72   ...$1200 

Gannson  M  H  to  J  E  Dalton  eept  3,  It  33 

n  e  qr  35  40  13,  62   $2100 

Griffin  A  H  to  D  S  Place  sept  18,  It  18  b 

4,  15  39  13,  3y  6%    ....$30(0 

Guernsey  M  B  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  18, 

pt  It  3  Bryant  sub  10  38  14,  ly  1%  .$2000 
Green  F  W  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  20,  Its  7 

and  8  Woodlawn  Terrace  3y  72  $3000 

Hrusha  L  to  C  T  &  T  Co  sept  18,  pt  b  7, 

24  39  14,  5y   $4400 

Hogarth  R  8  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  <t  L 

Assn  sept  18,  It  11  b  7,  20  38  14,  1%  $26  0 
Horton  I  B  to  W  M  Rowland  sept  23,  Us 

18  and  19  b  Davis  add  3y  62   $2400 

Haaok  J  to  L  Baird  sept  23,  pt  It  6  It  I  b 

5  ShefT  add  3y  62   $5010 

Uiokey  M  O  to  0  T  A  T  Co  sept  20,  It  2  b 

III  s  8  add  3y  62  $50CO 

Hicks  G  8  to  J  G  Sbortall  sept  16,  Its  23 

and  24  s  w  qr  16  38  14,  5y  7%  $1850 

Hankins  G  V  to  Northn  T  Co  Ang  31,  Its 

19  to  24  and  pt  18  Freeman  add  and  o 
p  62   ...  $36,<  00 

Handvil  L  to  Northn  T  Co  eept  18.  It  16 
b  1,  34  39  It,  5y  5i^2  flO.OlO 

Hochleman  F  to  C  0  Schumacher  sept  17 
It  155  b  1,  15  39  13,  62    $1500 

Hcen  M  to  F  J  Griffen  Aug  29,  It  36  b  1, 

6  and  7  38  14,6?5    $3800 

Hanna  J  to  J  E  Abell  Aug  3,  b  11,  26  39 

13,  3y  62  $13,000 

Harris  E  T  to  J  B  Zimmerman  sept  19,  It 

10  and  11  b  62,  7  39  14,  3y  62  ...$12,868 
Hansen  H  O  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  18 

It  28  b  2,  25  40  13,  5y  6^  $2600 

Hibbard  M  L  to  W  G  Hoag  sept  18,  It  45 

It  5  b  3  Evanston  5y  62   $3600 

Hnrlbnt  H  R  to  H  H  Rose  Aug  23,  pt  Us 

2  Hnd  3  b  19,  21  38  14,  6^  $25  0 

Hitchcock  R  M  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  H 

Assn  sept  13,  It  9  b  6,  14  39  13,  6^.  .$3000 
Handeeu  8  to  M  Koch  sept  17,  Its  19  and 

20  b  4,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Hug  L  to  F  A  Barnes  sept  17,  It  14  It  11 

b  56.  21  39  14,  5y  6^   $1500 

Horan  M  to  J  G  Shortall  sept  16,  pt  It  6 

b  2,  15  39  14. 5y  62   $2000 

Hopp  M  E  to  S  M  Moore  Apl  16,  Its  47 

and  48  b  4  b  5,  z3  39  13,  3y  62  $:^080 

Hogberg  F  A  to  A  Pike  sept  18,  It  30  b  5, 

25  38  14   $1600 

Hiokey  J  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  17, 

lt69s  w  qr  14  39  13,  6y  6}^^   $1500 

Ingalls  E  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  10,  pt  It 

11  b  2,  7  39  14,  5y  62,  4  deeds  ...$12,500 
Imbierowioz  F  to  W  E  Hatterman  sept  16 

It  18  b  8,  31  40  14,  3y  72  tl'^OO 

Jansen  AL&FWtoOT&TCo  sept  20 

It  1  It  2  b  4  Rockwell  add  5y  62  . . .  $60(  0 
Jones  0  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  20, 

It  2  b  2,  2  38  14,  3y  62  $1500 

Jensen  C  0  to  W  Loeb  sept  10,  It  3  It  9  b 

12,  15  38  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Joyce  N  J  to  C  8  Deneen  Jnly  31,  Its  89 

and  90  Larned  &  P  snb  9  38  14.  3y  72 

 $1500 

Knoll  J  to  J  Staab  sept  17,  Its  46  and  47 

and  pt  45  b  3,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $8000 


Koppsrsohmidt  A  to   H  0  Zottermeister 

sept  17,  It  8  b  9,  20  39  14,  6m  62.  ..$2000 
Kollenan  U  to  A  Torpe  sent  16,  It  48 

Kemniiz  &  W  sub  20  40  14',  2y  62  - $2000 
Kiodzinski  J  to  F  J  Wengierski  sept  15 

It  29  b  3,  31  40  14,  4y  72  $1000 

Sorte  J  to  D  B  Hntohinaon  sept  20,  pi  It 

26  and  27  b  2,  It  and  13  39  13,  3y  62 

 $1279 

Kniskern  M  B  to  W  M  Baker  sept  21,  pt 

It  3  b  13,  2  38  14,  6y  62  $6500 

Kasper  A  J  to  F  J  Loesch  sept  17,  pt  n  w 

qr  30  41  14,  4y  62   $10,000 

Kieffoer  J  to  F  AUerding  sept  17,  It  10  b  2 

2  39  13,  3y  62  $1500 

Kowalski  A  J  to  F  G  Smejkal  Ang  28,  It 

I  It  40  b  24  Elston  add  5y  62  $8000 

Krnskern  W  B  to  0  E  Simmons  sept  14, 

pt  b  1  Stony  Isl  add  So  Chicago  2y  6% 
 $2000 

Kolbaba  J  to  T  G  A  T  Co  sept  16,  It  36  b 
7,  20  39  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Konicki  K  to  W  Kaspar  sept  20,  It  7  b  55, 

7  38  14,  1%  luoo 

Kennedy  C  B  &  D  J  to  0  T  &  T  Co  sept 

19.  Us  1  and  2  b  2,  7  39  13,  5y  62.. i;2tl,000 
Le  Sner  J  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  sept  19,  It  18, 

18  39  13,  614^2   $3200 

Lavin  P  to  J  E  Cowles  Ang  7,  pt  It  17  b  2 

II  38  14,  3y  62  $2600 

Kuhny  R  to  R  Berger  sept  23,  It  33  b  1, 17 

38  14.  3y  6%%   $1500 

Lane  J  R  to  T  G  &  T  Co  Jnly  1,  n  e  frl  qr 

so  of  I  B  L  26  40  12,  8y  e%  $1000 

Little  F  B  to  I  N  Perry  sept  10,  U  22  It 

25,  12  39  13,  6y  62  $2500 

Little  G  A  to  M  8  Rich  sept  7,  It  7  b  6, 

Hy  Pk,  3y  62  $2453 

Laaritzeu  P  P  to  S  A  Tolman  sept  1,  It  6 

b  179  and  It  3   b  196,  29  65  14,  4y  72 

 $1500 

Mosier  A  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  16,  It  3  pt  b 

4,  36  39  13,  6y  6%   .$6000 

McJames  H  to  W  Heinemann  sept  16,  pt 

b  4,  20  4"  13,  62  3  deeds   $a600 

Moore  R  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  17. 

pt  b  31,  25  40  13,  5y  72  $2000 

Morgan  M  P  to  O  H  Morgan  sept  12,  It 

11  b  16,  17  40  14,  3y  62   $1500 

Mell  A  to  0  Wegner  sept  14,  It  45  and  46 

b  54,  19  39  14,  3y  62   $25(0 

MoDonoogh  .M  E  J  to  P  Van  Vlissingen 

sept  16,  It  1  b  32  s  s  add  3y  6^   «5'  00 

Moss  E  J  to  F  G  Bradley  aept  15,  It  40  b 

1,  3  38  14.  3y  72  $S500 

Meoartney  H  8  to  A  B  Mead  sept  19,  Its 

26  and  27  b  4.  31  39  14,  ly  72  $1500 

Mettler  E  to  W  C  Miller  sept  18,  pt  It  27 

It  19,  29  40  14,  2y  62  $2500 

MoKeever  J  L  to  C  T  &  T  Co  sepl  17,  It 

19  n  e  qr  11  39  13,  3y  e%   $3500 

MoFatriok  R  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  sept  10 

pt  It  3  Limed  snb  34  39  14,  5y  6%..«3S00 
Muller  C  to  C  H  Fleischer  sept  18,  It  20  b 

t,  20  40  14,  72   $1700 

Monahan  M  to  R  Goodridge  Apl  1,  pt  It 

6  b  41,  7  39  14,  2y  62   $1100 

McDonagh  R  J  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  19, 

pt  It  83  frl  sec  30  38  15,  5y  62  $-^000 

Margetson  E  A  to  W  Heinemaun  sept  18, 

It  14  b  2,  18  40  14,  5y  62  $1300 

Maynard  E  to  E  8  Heaton   sept  23,  It  1 

Lake  Grove  3y  62  $11,0  )0 

Morganthau  M  to  L  Mayer  sept  23,  pt 

It  4  b  6,  2  38  14,  5y  52  $25,000 

Modjiemeivski  G  to  P  O  Stensland  sept 

21,  it  24  b  2,  6  39  14,  3y  62   $3000 

Maaterson  M  W  to  T  G  &  T  Co  sept  19, 

pt  It  15  Owner's  sob  34  39  14,  5y  62.$4600 
Murphy  P  to  F  T  Murphy  sept  21,  pt  b  2, 

8  38  14,  5y  7%  $1500 

MoNnlty  M  to  Eqnit  Trust  Co  sept  23,  It 

29  to  40  69  etc  11  39  13,  3y  62 ... .  $12,0  0 
Mansfield  >>  E  to  M  E  urreenebanm  sept 

21,  It  19  b  1,  15  39  13,  5y  6>^2  ■  • .  .$12(0 
Merpall  O  F  to  A  Loeb  sept  9.  It  9  b  8,  6 

39  14,  3y  72  $lf  CO 

Nitsch  H  to  A  M  Snydanker  sept  21,  pt  It 

122  Bronson  add  5y  62    $4500 

Nagler  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept  20,  pt 

b  3  Culver  Pk  2y  72  $1800 

Nichols  M  W  to  111  T  &  8  Bk  sept  18,  pt 

It  7  b  3  Duncan  add  3y  62   $3500 

Nardi  L  to  A  Heile  sept  18,  It  3  Allen  snb 

31  40  14,  3y  62   $30(0 

Nelson  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  sept  20,  prem 

761  Jane  at  5y  62  $3300 

Nellis  F  to  H  C  Zattermeister  sept  16,  Its 

39  and  40  b  2,  33  39  14,  2y  62  $1800 

Osins  ML&OLtoFD  Sonthwick  sept 

18,  It  7  b  27,  17  39  14,  2y  62   $1268 

O.tander  E  to  S  W  Straus  sept  16,  It  25  b 

1,  19  38  11.  5y  6>^2  $2000 

Olin  S  C  to  A  Peterson  sept  16,  It  7  and  8 

b  10,  25  40  13,  3y  6^  ,   $2000 


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O'Toole  H  to  S  W  Strans  sept  7,  It  35  b 

32,  19  38  U,  3y  6J5   |11C0 

O'Neil  E  to  J  Staab  sept  18,  U  28  b  11.  20 

40  14,  5y  6«  |3600 

Olin  B  to  D  L  Zook  sept  20,  Its  1  aod  2  It 

7,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $19,000 

Olsen  »  to  Village  h  &  B  Assn  Eept  6,  pt 

It  2_b  1.17  38  14  $1400 

Olsen  O  to  J  R  Fonlke  sept  10,  pt  It  4  b 

.2  Myriok  2d  add  3y  6?  $3000 

Otto-STD-la  Coombs  sepi  14,  It  13  and  14 

b  2,  21  40  14,  ly  6%  $1200 

O'SnlliTan  M  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  21,  pt  b 

7,  22  38  14.  3y  6%.  4  deeds   $10,000 

O'Day  F  0  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  il,  it  10 

It  b  1.  24  a9  14,  6y  6^  $aO,(  00 

Frootor  E  0  to  W  Heioemann,  sept  20,  It 

1  and  Z  b  4,      4<i  13.  i!y  6^  $12<  0 

Peabody  S  H  to  e  B  Peabody  sept  16,  it 

29  b  19,  28  38  14,  5y  6^   $2000 

Prendergast  EM&JtoTG&TOo  sept 

19  pt  it  15  Owner's  sub  Ai  39  14,  5y  6^ 

 $4500 

Peterson  J  P  to  E  O  Brown  sept  9,  It  8  b 

26,  25      13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Pfeiffer  'J  to  H  P  Moran  sept  23,  it  9  it  12 

b  45,  1 39  14,  8*   $2000 

Proctor  A  H  to  L  Baird  sept  7,  It  47  It  7 

It  42  Siieff  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Prokes  J  to  F  G  8mejkal  Jaly  25,  It  39  b 

15  Elston  add  5y  6^  $2500 

Page  0  D  to  W  Loeb  sept  19,  It  7  and  8  b 

28,  26  40  13,  5y  6^  $80C0 

Qainlan  A  L  to  D  Smith  sept  10,  It  5  b  7, 

2  37  14,   $1200 

Bogers  G  M  to  B  Wolf  sept  16,  pt  b  1  b 

14,  6  38  12,  3y  6}4%  3  deeds  $4600 

Rose  F  <fc  L  W  to  U  Fe  senthal  sept  20,  It 

21  s  e  qr  8  e  qr  4  38  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Ryan  I  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  sept  16,  pt 

b  2  b  7,  17  39  14,  8%  $7000 

Rowan  0  to  J  B  Van  Vlissingen  sept  10, 

It  31  b  4,  33  39  14,  2j  7%  $1500 

Rogers  B  0  to  J  L  Cochran  sept  24,  pt  it 

11  b  11,  7  40  14,  4y  6%  $1800 

Raehl  W  Q  to  Q  M  Weeks  s^pt  10,  it  44  It 

11,  18  39  14,  3y  6%....  $2000 

Rdsco  B  a  to  Kerr   Aug  24,  it  14  b  14,  D 

Pk  add  3y  G}4%  |2000 

Ryan  P  F  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  17,  It  15 

b  1,  11  38  14,  3y  6!8  $5000 

Rnbens  H  to  O  Li  Hatchinson  sept  19,  pt 

its  1  to  18  b  22,  33  40  13,  5y  6#. ..  $26,000 
Shape  M  A  to  a  J  Aabert  sept  16,  it  60  b 

14,  14  38  13,  6y   $10CO 

Sohamann  C  to  J  Wolfenstetter  July  16. 

It  4  b  1,  33  40  14,  6y  6^  $8000 

Spragoe  T  W  to  H  Kabens  sept  18,  Its  1 

and  2  b  7,  36  40  13  3y  6^  $4000 

Sonllj  J  B  to  Will  H  tdoore  sept  18,  pt  b 

4,  2  39  13,  3y  6%,  4  deeds  $2150 

Smith  H  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  19,  its  I  to  3 

Buena  Pk  3y  6%  $2000 

Snyder  E  D  to  A  0  Allen  sept  17,  pt  It  8 

b  15,  4  38  12,  6y  7%  $1800 

Sigler  S  to  F  B  Chandler  sapt  17,  p*  It  12 

b  38,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $16,000 

Simons  S  to  W  heinemann  sept  18,  It  17 

b  3  ^aagie  &  H  add  3y  6!J  $30tO 

Sicgdahlsen  L  to  W  T  Dwight  sept  17,  It 

12  and  pt  11  and  13  b  3,  9  38  14,  6y  n% 
 $1000 

Swierski  W  to  J  Swierski  sept  19,  Its  16 

and  16  b  9,  8  Chi,  6y  7%  $:iCOO 

Staples  0  M  to  W  B  MoOlner  sept  14.  Its 

11  and  12  b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Sheldon  H  8  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  23,  pt 

It  5  b  2,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Shields  J  U  to  A  U  Meads  sept  18,  It  101 

diT  3,  30  38  15.  3y  6%  |2CO0 

Stewart  J  H  to  F  B  Chandler  sept  18,  It 

13  b  41,  36  and  35  38  14,  6y  6%  $3000 

Sobroeder  F  to  C  J  Hambleton  sept  16,  It 

28  b  64,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  |1600 

Slonn  M  0  to  F  A  Torkbam  sepi  16,  pt  b 

5,  7  37  15,  3y  7%  |3600 

Strasbarger  J  B  to  R  Berger  sept  20,  It  18 

b  94  Elston  add  5y  6^  $4t00 

Scoville  M  A  to  Northern  T  Co  Ang  31, 

pt  It  394  b  9  Riverside  3d  $1600 

Sobookoahi  J  to  J  H  Eraemer  sept  18,  Its 

12  and  13  b  2  Spear's  add  3y  G%  $1000 

Sebastian  E  to  A  J  Aabert  sept  17,  Us  1 

and  2  b  1,  19  40  14,  3y  6$  $1700 

Sebastian  E  to  H  Rabens  sept  14,  Its  1 

and  2  b  1,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $2600 

Schaeffer  C  fl  to  P  B  Hoyt  sept  17,  It  40 

b  1,  11  38  14,  ly  1%   ..$1450 

Sohnfell  J  B  to  J  ReiLiig  sept  16,  It  39  aod 

40  b  11,  5  37  15,  ly  —   $1500 

Stremme  F  to  Eoktiari  &  Swan  sept  12,  It 

21  b  1,  6  39  14,  ly7%   $3600 

Sacks  F  to  M  W  Kozminski  Aog  iO,  It  82 

b  5,  20  39  14,  6y  bJ^X  $2(.00 

Seaton  E  D  to   Weeters  Springs  B  <k  L 


Assn  sept  16,  pt  Its  16  and  16  b  3, 19  40 

14,  7%  $2500 

Shapin  D  to  J  0  Strader  sept  17,  It  1  b  16 

?6  39  13,  7%  $2600 

Sloan  M  O  to  F  A  Tinkham  sept  16,  Its  1 

to  —  Bowens  add  So  Chi  3y  7%....  $3500 
Toohy  0  0  to  R  Berger  sept  17,  pt  b  4 

Toohy  to  Rogers  Pk  3y  7%,  4  deeds.  $5000 
Tarnley  E  to  E  G  Mason  sept  20,  pt  It  4 

b  66,  21  39  14,  3y  6%  $2600 

Taft  W  C  to  III  T  &  8  Bk  sept  16,  It  11 

and  pt  12  b  7,  36  39  13,  6?  $1700 

Thormann  E  to  B  Berger  sept  2,  pt  b  2, 

33  39  14,  6y  6^  $6500 

Torofskef  U  to  J  Bosentbal  sept  23,  pt  It 

I  U6  b  1,  21  39  14, 6y  6%  $7600 

Turner  J  W  to  T  G  &  T  Co  sept  14,  pt  b 

24.  10  39  12,  lOy  7%   $30(  0 

Udell  C  E  to  A  Peterson  sept  17,  It  66 

Listers  sub  16  38  14,  3y  6%   $2000 

Vanartsdaleu  M  F  to  W  B'  Labeke  sept  23 

It  38  b  1,  35  40  13,  Bj  e%  $4000 

Wild  A  to  P  A  Valentine  sept  18,  Its  7  to 

9  b  16.  27  38  14,  3y  5^   $1500 

Woodbury  L  E  to  Q  W  Woodbury  June 

13.  pt  It  C  b  2,  17  40  14,  ly  6%  $2000 

Walsh  B  &  R  S  to  A  M  Snydacker  sept  17 
It  12  and  13  b  1  b  44  Sheffield  add  3y  6% 

 $3500 

Walsh  M  &  J  J  to  C  Holbeok  sept  17,  It 

12  b  1,  14  39  13,  6y  6^   $2000 

Ward  W  to  M  E  Oreenebaom  sept  17,  It 

20  b  13  Vernon  Pk  5y  6%  $3000 

Vide  E  to  W  Loeb  sept  14.  It  89  Gilbert 

&  G  snb  4  39  13,  6y  6%%  $  1200 

Weil  P  &  J  to  Berkshire  L  Ins  Co  sept  20 
pt  e  hf  s  e  qr  8  38  14.  3y   7%,  4  deeds 

 $16,000 

Wylie  1  A  to  0  Murray  sept  23,  pt  It  10 

Forrestville  6%  $2500 

Whittingham  M  to  J  Maher  sept  20,  It  6 

b  2,  13  39  13,  6%  $1700 

White  W  G  to  E  G  Pauling  sept  21,  It  4  b 

II  35  40  13,  3y  G]4%  $1600 

Winters  E  to  Empire  8  L  &  B  Assn  sept 

19  It  2  b  'i,  23  38  14,  8!r  $10,000 

Weil  L  &  8  to  C  J  Miller  sept  21,  pt  Its  1 

to  J  7  Oaken wald  4y   $15,000 

Williams  J  to  M  E  Qreenebaum,  sept  20. 

pt  It  41  It  3,  23  38  14.  5y  6%  $5000 

Yonngblood  T  C  to  T  G  &  T  Co  sept  21, 
pt  Its  18  and  19  it  37,  16  38  14,  3y  6% 

 $1000 

Ziebs  A  to  M  A  Stauber  sept  19,  pt  b  1  b 

46,  19  40  14  6y  7«  $1100 

Zie/ow  F  to  J  A  Armour  sept  18,  It  6  and 
6  It  2  b  E,  28  40  14,  Im  5%  $2000 


Alund  A  J  to  F  Q  Wright  sept  19,  horse 

etc  152  BoBWOrth  3m  $175 

Allison  M  H  to  F  £  Allison  sept  1,  furn 

md  e  etc2y  $1000 

Alexander  8  to  W  Abbott  sept  11,  cafe 

and  contents  93  6th  av  23m  $150 

Andrews  A  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 

18,  saloon  May  wood  2y  f230 

Adams  G  F  to  E  Smith  sept  21,  furn  7m 

 $135 

Anderson  A  to  L  Ekstrom  sep  21,  tailor 

shop  230  Townsend  ly   $250 

Anderson  L  to  J  H  Gansolas  sept  20,  p 

ly  $1?5 

Allen  F  L  to  E  Smith  sept  18,  furn  7m 

 $89 

Amberg  G  to  M  £  Finch  sept  18,  piano 

6m   $77 

Adams  0  W  to  H  Morse  sept  14,  furn,  pi- 
ano and  s  m  6m  $155 

Anderson  H  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  sept  24, 

saloon  131  Grand  av  2y  $300 

Best  A  8  to  M  £  Finch  bept  18,  piano  6m 

 $96 

Bogart  R  D  to  E  Smith  sept  6,  furn  7m 

  $102 

Bessler  F  E  to  Best  Brg  Co  sept  13,  saloon 

1136  Lincoln  av,  23m  $IC0 

Boles  P  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  21,  sa- 
loon £68  42d  2y  $1026 

Baker  F  C  to  C  Dickinson  sept  20.  furn 

1761  Wrightwood  av  6m   $400 

Borsche  A  to  J  F  Peterson  sept  10,  horses 

etc  509  Adams  2y   $206 

Betts  8  J  to  D  Jamieson  sept  16,  shop 

n  Evanston  may  1  $1000 

Bartlett  F  £  to  A  H  Williams  sept  2i\ 

Bauer  piano  7m  $97 

Brooks  J  F  to  F  J  Dngan  ang  31,  saloon 

17ih  nr  Banover  23m .  =   $300 

Batterham  J  to  J  G  Rose  sept  12,  sheep 

wagon  etc  Orland  ly  $1600 

Bergner  M  to  E  Smith  sept  16,  furn  7m 

 $130 

Banmbaoh  D  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  sept  6,  sa- 


loon 51  n  Western  av  23m  $300 

Blair  J  to  Gottfried  Brsr  Co  sept  12,  sa 

Icon  1002  w  119th  st  23m  $300 

Bengston  A  G  to  F  MoNellis  sept  16,  forn 

and  s  m  6m  $104 

Birmingham  T  to  8  Makeever  sept  18, 

furn  4728  Evans  av  7m  $ 

Baboock  C  M  to  M  E  Finch  sept  19,  furn 

6m  $77 

Branner  &  Koaeger  to  T  Brand  may  15, 

saloon  286  Milwaukee  av  ly  $100 

Brady  M  J  to  F  E  Blaokman  sept  20, 

typewriter  etc  6m  $116 

Bins  E  G  to  Morriaon  P  &  Co  sept  16, 

drugs  601  69th  dec  20  '96  $539 

Beokwith  A  P  to  H  Morse  sept  23,  furn 

and  s  m  6m  f  180 

Crosby  M  A  to  M  A  Stringer  sept  10, 

library  18m  9,225 

Cook  F  to  A  G  Cook  sept  21,  farn  11936 

Union  av  ly  ^60 

Connolly  J  8  to  B  Morse  eep  21,  forn  6m 

 $87 

Oorroll  MA  to  D  B  Sweet  tr,  sept  23, 

horses,  etc,  6419  Kimball  av  2y  $  iOO 

Cooke  J  £  to  E  8  Richardson  sept  21, 

CDdse  1  State  60d8   $ir 

Coegrove  L  to  F  B  Bagley  sept  17,  machy 

eto  ly   $3* 

Oarlill  J  8  to  Baker  &  Smith  Co  sept  12, 

laundry  972  Madison  5m  $102 

Clark  J  B  to  V  flughes  sept  18,  horses 

etc  76  26th  18m  $160 

Conohois  G  J  to  H  Morse  sept  16,  furn 

6m  |< 

Clark  E  R  to  M  E  Finch  sept  17,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Chandler  C  H  to  E  Smith  sept  16,  furn 

7m   ,  $135 

Cochrane  J  to  G  G  Bnbbell  sept  17,  furn 

9m  I 

Clase  E  to  B  E  Jerrieu  sept  16  furn  218  n 

Olark  |4oo 

Crissman  P  E  to  J  B  Qansolus  sept  18, 

furn  6m  | 

Duncan  P  J  to  J  B  Gunsolus  sept  23,  pi- 
ano furn  and  s  m  448  69th  9m   $150 

Danke  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  sept  21,  furn 

and  piano,  121  Canalport  av  23m  . . .  $200 
Dwyer  N  &  M  to  £  Smith  sept  20,  furn 

7m   1135 

Daley  B  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  24,  sa- 
loon 1412  Ind  av   |400 

Dansmore  A  N  to  M  Chambers  sept  23, 

forn  6139  Woodlawn  av  18m  $160 

Daw  to  B  Morse  sept  18,  piano  6m  $103 

Doggan  M  to  M  E  Finch  sept  20,  furn 

6m  I 

Dresoher  J  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 

20,  saloon  330  Balsted  2y  262 

Dibben  A  to  M  £  Finch  sept  16,  furn  and 

8  m  6m  |77 

Davis  F  B  to  E  Smith  sept  3,  furn  7m  . .  $330 
Delang  8  to  E  Shetelroe  sept  17,  furn 

3632  state  |22, 

Darrow  B  G  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  19,  sa- 
loon 238  Chicago  av  2y  $364 

Drealan  J  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co  sept 

16,  saloon  442  Canal  ly  $500 

Eriokson  M  L  to  Brunswick  B  C  Co  sept 

21,  billiard  goods  2 . 16  w  Kiozie  8m . .  $85 
Ellison  M  to  A  B  Phelps  jr  sept  4,  forn 

80  4th  ave  f  150 

Epstein  B  to  U  8  Brg  Co  sept  18,  saloon 

1353  w  12lh  2y   ....$600 

Ellis  E  8  to  F  M  Stimhart  sept  18,  furn 

St  Jerome  3m  ,  $130 

Fale/  A  O  to  R  A  Davis  aug  1,  gallery 

etc  Columbia  bik  may  1  '96  $316 

Fusch  C  to  W  0  Wade  sept  3,  forn  6m 

  $77 

Few  £  to  M  Few  sept  13,  horses,  etc.. $150 
Flarty  J  to  Standard  Brewy  sept  16,  bidga 

Western  av  and  30th  2y   $600 

Fray  A  P  to  E  Sn.ith  sept  17,  furn  JeflPer- 

son  and  Washington  8m.  $216 

Fay  A  P  to  E  Smith  sept  16,  furn  9m  .  .$216 
Green  0  to  M  £  Finch  sept   16,  fnrn 

6m   $77 

Gorden  J  to  8  Richardson  sept  17,  s  m 

furn  horse  etc  6m  $73 

GoDdaaoh  H  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  sept  20, 

saloon  1978  Lake  ly  $300 

Goddard  A  J  to  J  W  Leach  sept  18,  cows 

etc,  Banover  2y  .'  $920 

Gnthardt  J  to  8trans  Glaser  &  Co  sept  21, 

gas  engine,  etc,  11  Fremont  $:'50 

Grant  D  8  10  G  F  Westover  sept  13,  p  and 

farn  2312  Indav.,  floOO 

Bansen  A  to  0  Biann  sept  23,  horse  etc 

ly  $250 

Bays  C  Y  to  J  B  Gansolas  sept  23,  forn 

ly  $3(0 

Beath  OB  to  M  J  Beath  sept  22,  forn 

444  66thly.,..   ..   $150  1 


Barris  L  E  to  £  Smith  sept  17 


furn  7m 
 $135 

Basse  G  F  to  F  U  Scholl  sept  15,  drug 

store  10330  ave  M  2y  $800 

Bensen  J  to  .Miller  Brg  Co  sept  20,  saloon 

959  n  Kedzie  av  2y  $800 

Hughes  E  W  to  M  'Sheehan  sept  9,  mar- 
ket 281  w  Van  Bnren  21m  $539 

Bousman  J  L  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  eept  23, 

fnrn  and  sm  6m   $104 

Berford  R  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 
20,  saloon  Western  av  and  Conneaot 

  $275 

Boohner  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  jnly  18. 

saloon  1940  Archer  av  23m    $172 

Bansen  J  T  to  K  G  Schmidt  Brg  Co  eept 

23  saloon  486  n  niark  2y   !|;700 

Banket  M  to  Standard  Brewy  sept  17. 

saloon  483  n  WeRtera  av  23m  $100 

Heiser  B  to  B  M  Crockett  sept  7,  forn 

ly   *4oo 

Boghley  Q  to  H  A  F  Mogg  sept  12,  fnrn 

!i3m   f7i 

Boffman  E  to  B  Morse  sept  18,  furn 

6m   |7 

Bamilton  K  A  to  A  H  Williams  sept  20, 

furn  and  Reed  piano  6m  $185 

Itompe  B  to  E  Smith  eept  17,  furn  and 

8m  7m   ....$70 

Johnson  F  to  M  £  Finch  sep  16,  forn  and 

8  m  6m  ^77 

Jensen  A  L  to  0  vV  Owens  sept  17,  int  in 

restrnt  284  31st  6m  $|25 

Jones  A  F  to  G  G  Bubbell  sept  20,  forn 

9m  |130 

Jochum  C  to  G  G  Bubbell  sept  21,  cows 

etc,  10m  1403 

Jonee  0  to  F  Glemboid  sept  6,  furn  and 

P  2y  fioo 

Jeneburg  8  S  to  M  Bernstein  sept  12,  ptg 

office  1S7  w  12th  6m  $420 

Jost  A  to  Corper  Brg  Co  sept  20,  saloon 

4256  Wentworth  av  2y  $600 

Joseph  N  to  H  Morse  sept  18,  furn  6m 

 $139 

Jaekel  A  to  C  Jaekel  ang  7,  bakery  4(66 

State  8t  2  y  |,50C 

Kreller  L  J  to  T  B  Tobio  sept  21,  mdse 

106  Van  Buren   $700 

Eonusobky  A  to  J  Qertenioh   sept  20, 

horses  etc  6m  $100 

Kerns  O  H  Co  to  A  Kerr  sept  19,  ptg 

office  341  Dearborn  dem  $2671 

Kays  A  M  to  O  8  Kidder  sept  19  furn 

145  La  Salle  jane  18  $140 

Kucbarski  G  to  £  Karsten  sept  17,  forn 

2772  Milwaukee  av  2y  $250 

Krinn  M  M  to  J  Ingenthrow  aug  1,  fern 

102  Aberdeen  nov  1  $90 

Koslisohi  to  E  Smith  sept  11,  furn  7m 

 $102 

Keller  P  to  W  8  Lasher  eept  20,  furn  1 

36th  pi  7m  $77 

Kotz  L  P  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  aag  9,  drags 

1620  Madison  ly  $1213 

Latham  J  F  to  W  L  Fitch  sept  14,  fnrn 

162  La  Salle  12m    $464 

Luttke  A  to  0  Meader  sept  16,  furn  9m 

 $100 

Luce  T  W  to  B  E  Senna  sept  12,  horse, 

etc,  Maine  ly   f  76 

Loeb  M  C  to  B  A  F  Mogg  sept  17,  forn 

23m  $104 

Lamooreuz  B  to  8  B  Knowlton  sepc  19, 

fnrn  7m  $195 

Leonard  B  G  to  J  Diamond  sept  18,  furn 

4m  $285 

Ladewig  H  to  L  B  Shields  sept  16,  furn 

6m   $124 

Leach  £  B  to  M  E  Finch  sept  15,  furn 

6m   $155 

Lynch  G  W  to  N  Monroe  april  20.  farn 

50  Clark  ly  $750 

Luoohetto  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  sept  17. 

saloon  364  Clark  23m  $3000 

Meyers  J  to  Mnllen  Brg  Co  sept  20,  sa- 
loon 1412  Indiana  av  23m   $137 

Masters  C  E  to  J  Reese  eept  20,  horses 

Morgan  Pk  oot  1   $80 

Mills  J  to  L  A  Kirk  sept  20,  bindery  88  n 

Jackson  22m   $800 

Maxton  N  A  to  N  A  Mayer  sept  2],  piano 

and  farn  167  Dearborn  3m   ..  $300 

McConnell  J  to  J  A  Dablem  sept  16,  horses 

etb  6m   f78 

Marks  M  to  P  Lehrkins  &  Co  sept  17, 

furn  3828  Rhodes  av  dera  *..$500 

McGaire  J  to  M  MoQaire  sept  9,  market 

314  w  Polk  ly  J300 

McQinnis  T  to  J  T  Guffla  jaly  19,  furn 

741  Carroll  av  6m   $70 

Morton  B  B  to  M  £  Finch  sept  13,  furn 

6m   $77 

Maynaid  P  N  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  eept 
7,  saloon  Jtffn  av  and  IJbth  st  23m 


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 $360 

Manning  J  H  to  C  Meader  sept  19,  fnrn 

10m  $70 

MoOallongh  W  J  B  to  Q  G  Hnbbell.  sept 

19,  fnrn  10m   $70 

Mnrphy  J  E  to  H  Sohriel  sep  21,  horse,  etc, 

482  Ogden  av  6m  $75 

Miller  Q  L  lo  Nat  M  Loan  Co  sept  19, 

farn  1641  ^^iohigan  av  no  grantee.  .$700 
Manson  E  to  H  Manson  ep)  15,  horses, 

eto,  ly    $1300 

Mabee  E  to  S  E  Murray  sept  13,  fnrn  eods 

 $160 

Moran  M  to  O  F  Street  sept  16,  farn  11 

Paik  av  5m  $300 

Miller  T  to  J  Jovien  sept  9,  horses,  eto, 

9020  Evanston  av  ly  $200 

Marlensky  P  J  to  Best  Brg  Oo  sept  4,  sa- 
loon 706  AeLland  av  ly  $350 

Mitchell  E  E  to  J  H  Qunsolns  sept  18,  pi- 
ano and  f  nr  7m   $500 

Merrill  S  S  to  H  Morse  sept  21,  piano  6m 

 $77 

McCord  E  J  to  H  Peterson  sept  13,  fnrn 

and  s  m  211  Ogden  av  2m  $102 

Nelson  G  to  H  Morse  sept  19,  fnrn  and 

s  m  6m  $82 

Norria  Jas  to  Jno  Norris  jan  2,  fnrn  U  8 

Hotel  2j  $3000 

Nelson  L  to  Brnnswiok-B-O  Co  sept  21, 

billiard  goods  135  Oak  17m  $300 

Nelson  F  to  Boenes  &  Engel  sept  13,  turn 

table  5m  $110 

Osias  M  L  to  Wm  Irving  sept  18,  grocery 

346  Van  Bnren  2y  $1268 

O'Neill  F  to  M  E  Finch  sep  17,  fnrn  6m 

   $77 

Ohrd  Q  A  to  G  G  Hubbell  sept  21,  fnrn 

lOta   $135 

Payne  VV  L  to  MoEldowney  &  Co  sept  16, 

machy  Bloom  6m  $350 

Phillips  0  T  to  J  J  Oavanagh  sept  3,  farn 

b7i  Van  Bnren  ly  $150 

Parham  B  to  S  G  Abbott  sept  18,  fnrn 

388  u  Olark  6m  $150 

Peterson  8  to  P  Hinz  may  24,  fnrn  738 

57th  7m  $74 

Planeit  F  E  to  W  F  Eggers  nept  17,  farn 

5J31  Sangamon  pm  $186 

Peyton  V  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept 

20,  saloon  86  Sherman  2y  $450 

Pletner  G  M  to  F  B  Hanohett  sept  19,  bil- 
liard tables  eto  6^1  63d  90ds  $100 

Ribberoh  W  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  sept 

20,  saloon  23  n  Halsted  2y  $500 

Rus'^ell  W  a  to  J  J  Seidscheck  July  31, 

farn  604  Spanlding  av  3m   $71 

Reynolds  R  L  to  M  Aydesworth  sept  18, 

fore  357  Ohio  6m  $70 

Robertson  W  G  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  sept  17, 

saloon  104  Oak  23m  $1250 

Racine  0  et  al  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  sept 

12,  saloon  11944  Halsted  23m  $625 

Reprogle  W  H  to  P  Gaion  septlS,  forn 

1429  Ashland  av  7m  $350 

Reatz  E  0  to  Sanitary  Specialty  Oo  sept 

20,  sapplies  eto  1479  n  Halsted  lOm.ltOO 
Rockvkood  M  B  10  E  Soheidt  aag  5,  fnrn 

ica   $350 

Reynolds  0  N  to  R  Reynolds  nov  26,'94, 

horses,  etc,  nov  15,'96  $5621 

Simon  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  sept  20, 

saloon  111  Franklin  2y  $10  ;0 

Singer  HO  to  M  E  Finch  sept  14,  farn 

6m   $245 

Scott  H  A  to  A  H  Picj£  sept  18,  furn  1313 

Masonic  Temple  ly  $130 

Stanton  G  H  to  0  0  Landt  sept  5,  fnrn 

34  46th  6m  $100 

Sail  H  W  to  H  P  Moant  sept  12,  farn 

7m  $135 

Seyforth  0  L  to  H  P  Mount  sept  16,  farn 

7m  $78 

Sommer  0  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  aug  31, 

saloon  89th  st  and  Ry  23m  $300 

Shoop  L  J  to  J  T  Goffla  sept  16,  piano 

5m   $la0 

Sommers  L  A  to  W  D  Boyoe  sept — ,  hor^-e, 

eto,  2839  Paalina90ds  $100 

Simons  B  R  to  E  Gordon  sept  23,  farn 

603  n  Clark  3m  $135 

Sasseen  D  E  to  Macdel  Bros  sept  20,  furn 

521  Dearborn  av  5m  p  m  $5C0 

Stioh  JtoDR  MoNaoght  sept  18,2085 

Ogden  av  6m  $77 

Sohnettge  A  to  Best  Brg  Oo  sept  9,  saloon 

958  Belmont  av  2y  $650 

Sterling  J  S  to  M  E  Finch  sept  19,  furn 

6m  $77 

Simona  A  to  F  W  Lockwood  sept  20, 

horses  eto  dec  2  $100 

Sohrieber  L  to  C  Gorner  sept  23,  drog 

store  292  n  State  4m  $875 

gchalansky  A  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oe  sept 

20,  saloon  3321  Muspratt  2y  $250 

Smitler  A  B  to  E  Smith  sept  23,  fnrn  7m 

 -  .  .  $265 


Stewart  J  E  to  E  Smith  sept  25,  fnrn  7m 

 $83 

Ternand  F  to  J  Bnffhofler  sept  24,  farn 

126  State  4m  $165 

Teufel  R  H  to  F  MoNellis,  sept  19,  piano 

23m    $135 

Taylor  A  to  M  E  Finch  sept  16,  farn  and 

piano  6m   $72 

Taroldsen  O  to  H  Morse  sept  19,  fnrn  6m 

 $89 

Tomlinson  E  W  to  A  B  Herbert  sept  20, 

horses,  eto,  114  Slst  2y  $238 

Upson  M  E  to  L  Boehl  sept  1,  furn  227 

Paulina  $350 

Underwood  W  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  sept  18, 

piam  23m  $102 

Wahl  E  to  Eeeley  Brg  Oo  sept  18,  saloon 

266  w  Adams  2y  $2020 

Williams  &  Londin  to  0  Berg  sept  16,  ptg 

office  J97  Canal  eods  ..$400 

Wright  E  H  to  M  Wright  sept  17,  fnrn 

2y   $234 

Woods  E  to  G  W  B  Robins  sept  17,  fnrn 

511  Adams  7m  $267 

Wilson  J  0  to  E  Smith  sept  16,  furn  7m 

 $83 

Wardenbnrg  0  to  J  A  Dahlem  sept  16, 

fur  and  piano  6m  ^..$149 

Williamson  J  S  to  I  J  Sammons  sept  14, 

piano  194  Olaremont  av  6m  $106 

Wescott  W  S  to  W  H  Utt  sep  — ,  furn  3m 

 $160 

Wall  J  to  G  G  Habbell  sept  20,  furn  10m 

 $135 

Wolf  R  to  Wolf  Aug  7,   tobacco  eto  an4 

billiard  table  402  Blue  lal  av  ly  $20C 

Walborne  0  E   to   M  Thornton   sept  14, 

barber  shop  1341  n  Halsted  ly  $200 

Wilson  M  E  to  L  Percey  sept  14,  horse 

eto  1057  Adams  3m   $280 

Windsor  Cafe  to  J  0  Williams  sept  9,  fixt 

eto  284  31st  ly  ,   $300 

Witt  C  to  M  Knittel  et  al  Aug   7,  horse 

cattle  etc  Wheeling  2y  $640 

Wagner  T  W  to  Standard  Brg  Oo  sept  10, 

saloon  265  Augusta  6m  .$260 

Woosler  B  F  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  sept 

10,  saloon  259  W  Lake  11m  $166 

Weinland  C  to  F  Keeler  Aug  14,  fnrn  6m 

 $140 

Yanahan  J  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  april  24, 

saloon  4124  Dearborn  2y  $400 

Zilly  R  H  to  Steeu  Bros  &  Oo  sept  20, 

wagon  Ogden  av  and  Superior  Um  .$165 
Zeff  D  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  sept  16,  sa- 
loon 157  Halsted  dem  $400 

Zeliuka  J  to  Brewer  and  H   Brg  Oo  sept 

17,  saloon  2952  Wallace  2y  $350 

Zirzow  F  to  Armour  &  Oo  sept  18,  market 

eto  13  n  Halsted  ly   $2010 

Z  ara  M  to  L  Biown   sept  13,  fnrn  361 

Washington  bvd  ly  $1800 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Schoeler  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  sept  17,  saloon  2810 

State  |i2e0 

Bersmann  L  E  to  M  Sohallz  sept  18,  wagon  $2;0 

Fischer  J  to  J  Veverka  sept  15,  saloon  1858  47th  $600. 
Eauech  0  E  to  H  W  QiSord  aug  — .  und  J4  drug 

stock  441)  47th   14000 

O'Oonnell  0  D  to  W  H  Smith  ang  31,  farn  792  Erie 

 t700 

Stsnge  W  J  to  F  L  Staogesept  13,  farn  1IS6  Adams 

 1362 

Selpp  Brg  Oo  to  A  A  Dilger  eept  17,  saloon  2840 

State  11250 

Stephen  W  to  A  Elith  sept  12,  drngs  eto  769  Mil- 
waukee av  $£000 

Porter  E  A  and  E  D  to  A  Ahlstrand  sept  18,  furn 

Browns  Hotel  $2000 

Douglass  F  C  to  A  E  Gephart  sept  19,  theatrical 

wardrobe  eto  $300 

Carson  J  to  W  A  Milaezewioz  sept  20,  furn  353  n 

Ola'k  

Oaldwell  F  B  to  H  P  nittel  sept  19,  cabs  545  Wa- 
bash   n 

Berry  W  to  H  G  Chase  ang  9,  machine  $180 

Miles  G  to  0  D  Brodteeck  sept  16,  turn  33C8  Wa- 

b  sh  11 

Haas  A  to  6  0  Campbell  sept  17,  saloon  699  Ashia  ud 

 $350 

Geuffin  0  F  to  0  Brock-Jones  aug  32,  fuin  452 

Adams  1450 

Bobne  H  to  0  Brg  Oo  sept  17,  saloon  4701  Loomts.  $1 

Schiff  I  to  J  Qreenberg  et  al  sept  16,  fnrn  $976 

Mayr  W  A  to  R  Parham  sept  18,  mdse  ,  $1 

Kent  L  to  F  M  Friend  sept  21,  mdse  356  Clark,.  .$16li 
Boehr  D  to  O  Boehr  sept  30,  horses  eto,  6120  Mor- 

Ka°  8t   J2000 

Kendri;;k  0  H  to  J  B  Dnnlap  eept  19.  livery  331 

Mich  av  ^1200 

Ei  chel  M  to  M  Simon  sept  20,  saloon  ill  Franklin 

  $1200 

Cohen  H  N  to  £  Spetak  sept  21,  grocery  408  w  lath 

■'•  i  .jt526 


Schllohenmaier  W  to  J  Janlsch  et  al  sept  9,  bakery 

508  Ogden  av   |ioO 

OroDkrlte  E  0  to  W  R  Wall  Jr,  sept  11,  office  turn 

e*o  $100 

Adam  P  L  to  B  W  Wilson  sept  10,  cigars  and  tobac- 
co etc   1260 

MoAdow  J  M  to  U  M  Shanklln  eept  7,  livery  939 

w^7th  St  iioco 

Marcinkowski  S  to  J  Pischke  aug  31,  meat  ra'jT'iet 

a.d  grocery  1285  n  Leavlttst   $160 

Trotter  E  to  J  F  Plerson  ang  3,  horses,  Roboy ..  $126 
Jauch  W  F  to  K  Zelier  sept  9,  horses  aud  wagon8$330 
Miller  B  to  J  T  Miller  sept  7,  machy,  tools  etc  363 

w  Randolph  |6(jO 

Dnrell  E  p  to  E  0  P  Wolf  et  al  sept  11,  printing 

presses  eto  $400 

Strahm  H  to  N  Friend  sept  7,  piano  Wabash  av.  $100 
Stafford  W  W  to  M  A  Stafford  sept  1,  farn  tools  etc 

 $375 

Murphy  0  F  to  0  F  McVeigh  sept  IP,  fnrn  3028 

Miohav  $300 

Btetz  P  to  M  Stetz  eept  12,  grocery  978  Seminary 

av  1700 

Brandet  G  E  to  W  C  Wcstfall  aug  30,  brick  »500 

Silverman  M  S  to  J  Tnrberg  eept  10,  saloon  113 

9''nd  J5(;o 

D  P  Hnbbard  Co  to  0  Bader  eept  2,  woolens  and 

and  furn  56  6th  av   $s00 

Foster  J  B  to  N  Morganratb  sept  14.  Elite  Dental 

Parlors  165  State  $300 

Zallweg  E  Jr  to  E  Zollweg  Sr  apr  30,  grocery  240 

Orchard  hbqu 

Orr  G  B  to  H  Adams  sept  12,  grocery  and  market 

*42  e  63d  $240 

Crocker  F  L,  et  al  to  Crocker  Forniture  Oo,  mdsa 

uniform  clotbiug  eto,  271  Madison  et  $1200 

Enders  P  to  E  Endere  sept  12,  furn  171  n  Clark  $510 

Peters  N  to  L  Peters  eept  14,  hjrsee  etc  $125 

Silk  L  F  to  S  M  Shaw  sept  16,  tools  e  c,  44  LaSalle 

  $700 

Kones  0  to  F  Glembow  sept  6,  piano  1023  Welling- 
ton st  1100 

Hogan  J  F  to  W  0  Sillan  eept  16,  md  e66  5th  av.*8l6 
Brewer  &  aoffman  Brg  Oo  to  J  Schumetting  sept 

11,  saloon,  240  w  Baudolph  $600 

Frazinsky  H  to  B  B  Frezlnsky  sept  16,  ndae  86 

Harrison  |i(oo 

Grady  H  P  to  J  E  Graiy  sept  16,   engine  etc  670 

Ogden    1100 

Hng  A  to  F  Hoffman  eept  17,  machinery  etc,  209 

Welle   ,4fto 

Houn  A  H  to  W  W  Lichtner  eept  17,  ptg  office..  .$160 

Packer  W  G  to  A  Green  nov  28,'94,  piano  IjCO 

Meinke  W  J  to  A  Hoes  ee.>t  4,  saloon  601  Ashland 

 $360 

Zimbrich  H  J  to  P  Schoenhofer  Brg  Oo  sept  4,  sa- 
loon 2956  Wentworth  av  1175 

Berger  W  to  8  Rosenthal  sept  4,  fnrn  363  6!h  av.t45i) 
Williams  G  H  to  E  Nlcke  eept  3,  gallary  6(ith  et.  $10 
Lcgrippi  G  to  L  Logrippi  eept  4,  horse  168  u  Union 

 $2(  0 

Flooda  J  to  G  D  Flooda  Sept  5,  mdie  3600  Halsted 

  ■■  $1060 

Bartlett  F  E  to  F  Kean  aag  2-,  mdae  3616  Vln- 

cennee  av,  exobange  and  ,  $400 

Somevllle  T  to  D  J  Qarsl  jane  1,  office  and  con- 
tents etc,  3139  Canal  $250 

Smith  Q  K  to  W  S  Billings  aug  26,  horse   $2(.0 

Jackson  W  T  &  Oo  to  0  II  Stead  sept  4,  shop  31  In- 
diana st  $871 

Connolly  J  to  M  M  Connolly  sept  6,  mdse  2232  Cot- 
tage Grove  av  $1000 

Klein  P  A  to  M  Erneger  jnly  1,  bldg,  Lemont  ,..$600 
EoUer  H  to  S  Eoller  sept  6,  horses  eto  536  117tb.$160 
Meyers  J  to  0  A  Bartl  sept  21,  saloon  1412  Indiana 

av   $400 

Barry  R  to  N  Brown  sept  23,  furn  52  Green  $60 

Thompson  W  0  to  Miller  Brg  Oo  sept  13,  saloon 

126  n  Western  av  dec  1,'96   $225 

Walderstom  P  K  to  0  M  Peterson  may  13,  piano 

aad  furn  89  £vanston  av  $2000 

Bierbanzl  J  to  J  Vondrag  sept  20,  horse  etc  615 

Bosooe  8t ,  $30 

Sander  H  to  E  Sander  eept  8,  saloon  830  Halsted. $200 
Browberg  N  to  A  Browberg  eept  2,  theatrical  goods 

etc  $200 

Bahnsen  P  A  to  A  Petersen  aug  30,  milk  bneinees 

822  Maplewood  $5to 

Nelson  J  P  to  0  Landin  may  25,  laundry  296  n 

Market  $300 

Le  Grand  J  to  A  Oelattre  aug  23,  f  ara  $450 

Cudahv  Pckg  Oo  to  0  Wuerst  sept  6,  market  eto 
757  Sedgwick  ,  $226 

Equitable  Trust  Oo.  trustee,  v  John  T  Grant,  $600, 

T  Reynolds  Company  v  W  L  Hewitt,  $1,69D. 

Annie  Kratovski  v  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Rail- 
way Oo,  $1,260. 

Clarence  A  Enight  and  Paul  Brown  v  Leonholdt  Oo, 
$1,007.80, 

Milligan  Manufacturing  Os  v  P  J  Plnger,  $6S4,95. 
M  llignn  Mannfactu  Ing  Company  v  Charles  Shepler, 
$681.96. 

Gottfried  BreTviug  (Jompany  v  John  Veverka  et  a!, 
|9i6.95. 


t 

I  and  wife,  timi. 
L  Ihomns  v  Wlite 


Man- 


J  H  Miller  v  West  Side  Artifloial  Ice  Oo,  $2,685.99. 

Kahn,  Schoenbrnu  &  Oo  v  L  Adoma  &  Oo,  t7«6,5i). 

T  Quale  4  Oo  v  John  Adrianson,  $5-6,5ii. 

O  D  Steele  v  E  0  Oronkrlte,  $922. 

Rockdale  Creamery  Oo  v  Paul  A  Dragorin,  $3,174  85 

Dominiok  Kemalick.  admr  eat  of  Matthias  Maracioh 
Jec'd,  V  MarBhali  Fielrt,  $2,000.  ' 

John  Henry  v  Robert  George  et  al.  $5,3iio. 

Axel  Cbytraue  v  Ole  Enndaou,  $7,698, 

Pennsylvania  Coal  Oo  v  L  B  Erum,  $964.39, 

Metropolitan  National  BaLk  of  Chicago  v  W  L 
Pearoe,  $16,000, 76. 

Praine  State  National  Bat  k  v  M  M  Brown,  $1,710,60 

Thomae  P  Moore  v  John  Early,  $98M4, 

Home  National  Bank  of  Chicago  v  J  0  Grant  Bak- 
ing Powder  Co,  $1,055  and  »i(),847.98, 

0  A  ObtIbou  V  Ole  Enudson,  $1,100.50. 

Julius  Schoenwald  V  William  and  Maria  Moheieer 
$2,200.  ' 

S  ■  Kimbark  V  Mnekegon  Oar  Oo,  $2,249  63. 

L  Marcns  &  Son  v  Roaeublett  &  Stein,  $532, 

Menominee  River  Saab  and  Door  Oo  v  Stale  Mutual 
Fire  Ae8cc!ation  of  CUioBgo,  $2,591. 

GieaeckeBoot  and  Shoe   Manufac  uring  Co 
Bauman,  1638. 4<. 

May  Hoenegen  v  J.  hn  Carroll  1 

Daniel  M  Lord  and  Auib.ose  L  ' 
ntflctnring  Co,  $604.33, 

Anton  Kaiser,  $2,346;  John  P  Hellinger,  $l,C22.6r- 
Charles  Emerich,  $>,5(8  75; . lost ph  «tamsoD.  $2,623 
August  Hener,  $1,040,67;  John  P  Slrob,  $1,384,24; 
Herman  Berth,  $1,673.05;  J  G  Klaifl.  $609;  George 
T  Keilz.  $818;  J  F  Allis  &  Co,  $937.48;  Molter  Fur- 
niture Oo,  $642,10,  v  William  Kreicker, 

Jamee  Griffla  v  D  MoOarty,  $1,169, 

Herman  J  Dirks  v  Valentine  Junge,  $1,487. 

Caesius  J  Johnson  v  E  J  Mason,  $1,219.28. 

The  Philadelphia  Coal  and  Iron  (Jo  v  Mary  E  Qainn 
$611.10. 

Adolph  Schoenldger  v  Julius  Tuohband,  et  al, 
$10,300. 

Henry  A  Foeter,  administrator  estate  of  Jerome  P 
Duumore,  deceased,  v  Wabaeh  Railroad.  $600. 

J  H  Swart,  nee  of  0  E  Oook,  v  City  of  rhicago,  $2,400 

Bartbolomae  &  Roesing  Brewing  and  Mailing  Oo  v 
John  Eyback,  $448. 

James  A  Sackley  and  Peter  Peterson  v  Town 
of  Olcero,  $127.19. 

Oarl  Corper  Brewing  and  Mailing  Oo  v  Joseph  De- 
oaner,  $279.65. 

Frank  Rudolph  v  H  0  Wireirg,  $600. 

W  S  McCrea  v  W  P  Allen,  897. 

Robert  Mci^abe  v  H  F  Flannery,  $910.31, 

Emit  Sondheimer  v  GroBemau  Parlor  Frame  Com- 
pany, $1,8)1. 'J5, 

J  L  Smith  V  J  0  Grant  Bakirg  Powder  Co,  $6ro. 

Agnee  Douthart  v  L  E  Mc9aiin  and  J  H  Murphy, 
1500, 

Maria  b'chlegel  v  Ferdinand  Schlegel.  $810. 

John  SohlBCh  v  Fermon  and  Aognsta  Schlech,  $637 

0  T  Yerbes  Jr,  v  John  Boyd,  $->,0(.0. 

E  Stein  &  Oo  v  Dick  Frey,  $898, 

John  Zimmerman  v  North  Ctjicago  St  By,  $600. 


MECHANICS'  LIUNS. 


Long's  sub,  its  1  to  5  of  Its  '2  to  15  ino, 
b  2  of  Diven'a  sob  of  bs  7  to  11  sob  of 
w  }^  of  D  w  sec  2  39  H.  Jacob  Starit 
V  Mollis  L  Long  |559.90 

Sixty-third  st,  prems  436  and  438.  Lorenz 
H  Heinz  v  Katherine  E  Cronberger 
 $292.60 

Reed's  sab.  It  17  b  1  of  s  e  ^  s  w  ?5 
40  13.  Elsmere  Lamber  Co  v  Elia  J  Da- 
vid $4&9.22 

Same  prems.  A  J  Strathers  et  al  v  Ella  J 
and  James  L  David  $197 

Brhardt's  sab.  Its  4  and  5  of  s  w  22  37 
14.  Leonard  Van  Etten  et  al  v  Henry 
Book  $1335.10 

Trowbridge,  D  &  H's  sub.  It  36  b  1  of  e  19 
acres  w  38  acres  of  n  w  3^  s  w  ^  36  40 
13.  Elsmere  Lamber  Co  v  Ann  J  and 
Oarl  H  Olsen  $320.64 

Woodbridge's  Hub  in  Westfall's  snb,  fub 
Its  1  to  4  of  8  e  frao  }4  30  38  15.  George 
F  Eimball  Co  v  John  Woodbridge  Jr 
and  Harriet  B  Woodbridge  $216 

Austin,  N  Willow  av,  prems  441  and  443. 
Cicero  Lumber  Oo  v  N  W  B  &  L  Afsn 
 $111 

Price's  sab,  n  3^  It  15  b  3  in  10  38  14 
(4737  State  et).  Adoniram  J  West  v 
Peter  MoManers  $200 

Truman's  rob,  sublt  10  of  Its  16  and  16  of 
loglehart'a  sab  of  e  a  e  }4  ^  38  13. 
George  Abbau  et  al  v  Michael  J  Tear- 
ney  $700 

0  T  sub,  e  ^  of  n  1-^  It  4  b  65  of  n  w  M 
sec  21  39  14.  Michael  Bracken  v  David 
F  Bremner  #106.73 


September  28,  1895.  THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Habbard's  sub,  It  1  b  1  of  pt  of  n  w  Iq 
Lakeside,  see  17  42  13.  EDglewood  Sash 
and  Door  Co  v  Joho  A  CanDingham 
 $207 .03 

Sab  Its  1  to  3  b  3  iii  snb  of  e  19  aores  of 
w  38  acres  of  n  w  34  s  e  39  40  13. 
Ohioago  Sash  and  Door  Oo  v  Charles 
Jaroone   $273.05 

Lyman's  snb.  Its  14  15  16  20  21  31  32  33 
34  3.T  and  36  b  1  of  e  of  n  w  3^  eeo 
18  40  14,  Ravenswood.  Dawson  Bros  v 
L  P  Hammond   $400 

Lake  av,  prems  5151  and  5453.  David  R 
Shannon  v  Edwin  J  Bowes  Jr  and  John 
R  Bowes  $8827.64 

Folton  8t,  prems  1316  1318  1320  and  1322. 
Same  v  Same  and  Gertrade  K  Bowes 
 $1810.87 

Oak  Pk.  East  av  add,  It  2  b  2  (307  and 
309)  Ogden  a  v.  Richard  Traiil  et  al  v 
Lanra  Vi'akefield  $82.50 

Carpenter's  add,  9  28  ft  It  10  b  31.  Them- 
es Moolding  Co  v  Sadie  M  Wallace 
 ,..  $559.£5 

Crane's  sab,  It  18  b  6  of  w  ^  s  w  ]4 
28  39  14  (3042  Union  av).  John  J  Deck- 
er V  John  M  Sweeney  •  $7.16 

Vernon  av,  prems  3815  and  3817.  James 
L  Pattison  v  Heira  of  Abraham  P  Bis- 
ser  $42 

Loeb  <*•  Harris  snb,  Its  21  and  22  b  4  s  3^ 
w  3^  n  3^  8  w  3^  38  14.  John  T  Eciok- 
Bon  V  Conrad  0  Jensen  $100 

S  S  add,  pt  It  4  b  117.  Kraeschell  Bros  Oo 

V  Michael  Qreenebaam  Sons  Oo...  $1000 
Cleaver  st,  prem  2(  2.    Wm  Cook  et  al  v 

Mathias  Ekwinskp  $250.58 

Lts  20  21  and  22  b  2  in  snb  of  bs  7  to  11 
in  snb  if  w  3^  n  w  3^  2  39  13.  w  J  Wa- 
ters et  al  v  Mollie  L  Lang  and  John  R 

Lyman  $356.50 

0  T  new  snb  in  0  T  snb,  n  e  3^  It  3  b  16  s 

e  frao  3^  Vl  39  14  (1821  Denrboro) .  .  $SO0 
Franklin  Pk,  Ist  add,  hi  18  to  28  ino  b 
10.  Boyton  Farnace  Oo  v  Lesser  Frank- 
lin  |206 

Same  property.  Same  v  Same   $206 

Lt  18  b  4  of  snb  of  n  16  acres  of  w  of 
w  3^  of  n  e  3^  9  39  13.  Andrew  Sandene 

V  George  Beigh    $800 

Nicholas  &  K's  snb.  Its  1  to  10  of  b  7 

Smith's  add  to  Maywood.  Frank  Meyer 
et  al  V  Josephine  and  Lewis  Attendorf 

and  John  Soflfel  $65  49 

Shnrtliff's  snb.  Its  34  and  36,  snbblk  2  of 
n  e  3^  of  b  2'J  0  T  sob  of  s  w  3^  sec  33 

39  14.     Henry  Stnokart  v  Patrick  W 
Holway  $90.77 

Canal  and  17th  st,  prems  s  e  cor.  Edward 
Spieiirg  V  Michael  W  Syan  $46C 

Wabash  av,  prem  233.  G  and  J  Tarnboll 
vJ  Harry  Romain  $3102.38 

Washicgton  av.  prem  54!i0  and  55th  st, 
prems  2:^9  to  289.  Michael  Keating  v 
Annie  R  and  J  F  Thaoker,  J  S  Norton, 
tr,  Rockwell  King  and  O  Union  Lime 
Works  et  al  $350 

Freer's  snb,  It  6  snb  of  e  3^  Its  15  and  16 
of  n  w  3€  8  w  3^  32  41  14.  Qnstav  Ditt- 
mann  v  E  A  King  $176.60 

Freer's  snb,  It  7  same.  Same  v  Same 
 $222.60 

Rnsh  st,  prems  60  to  68,  W  S  Edwards 
Mfg  Co  V  Dnbnque  Bidg  Co  $1247.30 

Yerkes'  sob.  It  29  b  5  s  w  ^  19  40  14.  Wm 
Cook  et  al  v  John  Volkmann  $191,67 

Gross'  Pk  add,  It  35  b  3  snb  of  bs  39  and 

40  s  e  3^  see  lb  40  14.  F  W  Johnson  v 
Nellie  H  Danziger  $18.50 

Mozart  st,  prem  180.  Ned  Anderson  et  al 

V  Qastav  Adamson  $127.76 


APPI.ICATI01S  FOK  BUIL.OIlKe 
t>KKlMIT8. 

Lexineton  av  2ri86.  A  J  Oock,  2  etory  and  baeement 
bricS  flats.  |5,0C0. 

Mouroe  st  2108,  Birt  Fleming,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  I6,(i00. 

Polk  Bf  1475,  Thomas  Moore,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t3,(0'. 

Brown  st  84,  John  Mc?hea,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t5,0C0. 

St  Louis  av  812,  Alfred  Anderson,  2  ttory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  13,000, 

Laflin  st  6421-2S,  William  Keck,  two  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,00". 

Michigan  av  6147,  J  9  Rydell,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  J10,'00. 

Bishop  et  6403,  B  O  Perry,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,400.   


Emerald  av  7b01,  E  Flynn,  2  story  frame  flats.  I2,3u0. 

Thirty  fifth  st  1541),  Joseph  Power,  1  story  brick  top 
addition.  $2,600. 

Kenmore  av  1)96,  J  L  Oocbran,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $5,000. 

Western  av  N  731,  John  P  Kalsenox,  three  story  and 
besement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Wabansia  av  278,  John  r  O'Donnell,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4,800. 

Ninety-third  st  foot  of,  Oalumet  Elevator  Oompany, 
4  story  frame  elevator,  $76,000. 

Perry  av  6921,  Miss  Catherine  M  Kelly,  2  story  frame 
residence,  $3,600. 

Oaiamet  av  8410  and  3436,  Barley  &  Buckingham.two 
4  story  and  basement  brick  fla  s,  $20,i>00. 

Oalumet  av  3412  to  3434,  Same,  twelve  3  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $36,000. 

Honore  st  a056-56,  0  F  Lott,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  tl4,0C0. 

Twelth  st  W  424,  F  Rennport,  three  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $10,000. 

Sawyer  av  6414,  Mrs  Fanta,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,7  lo. 

Adams  st  2002,  James  Merritt,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Myrtle  st  6S,  William  Ryan,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,510. 

Bernice  av  618,  W  J  Oooklngham,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $2,000. 

Sigel  st  66.  Mrs  Ellen  Brown,  three  story  and  baee- 
ment bricV  flats,  $5,C0O. 

Kimball  av  1006-08,  W  J  Hogan,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Evergreen  av  612,  August  Walter,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,6U0. 

Avondale  av  292,  Otto  8chulz,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,700. 

3rand  av  1114,  George  Lill,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$4.0(0. 

Ninety  second  st  2S4-23S,  Charles  Seip,  two  3  story 
and  baeement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $9,000. 

Aberdeen  et  7168,  Joseph  Ellis,  2  stsry  frame  flats, 
$.',600. 

Maryland  av  6  27,  8  J  Johnson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $,1,600. 

Dearborn  st  5340,  Hamilton,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brijk  flats,  $4,000. 

Fairview  av  407,  John  E  Patterson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Eighteenth  st  W  422,  W  Wodak.  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Wabash  av  6537,  William  Miller,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Qrano  blvd  4760,  J  Fish,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
Owelling,  $16,000. 

Ohamplaia  av  4761-61,  G  O  Gordon,  flve  2  story  and 
basement  brick  residences  and  one  three  story 
and  basement  br'ck  residence,  $:^6,0,.0. 

One  Hnndred  and  Nineteenth  sc  209  and  215,  Mrs  L 
Hoyt,  two  1  story  frame  cottages,  $2,000. 

Fiity  flfth  st  1660'62,  Dr  George  Bell,  3  story  End 
basement  brick  re  idence,  $6,600. 

Indiana  av  5946-48,  William  R  Burokey,  2  story 
frame  dwelling,  $7,5U0. 

Leavltt  et  S  678,  J  Roderer,  2  story  and  basement 
brio  rear  add,  $3,600. 

Ellis  av  6346,  J  William  i  and  A  M  Lous,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Langley  av  4301-4309,  8  Sheneman,  six  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stores  and  flats,  t8,r00. 

Sixty-seventh  pi  W  2241,  Owen  Smith,  2  etory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,6C'0. 

Ewing  av  S477,  F  B  E  Rhodes,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,700. 

Eline  st  36,  B  A  Dnetsche,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Gauit  pi  64,  M  Herely  three  story  and  basement 
brick  storee  and  flats,  $6,800. 

Wallace  st  2841-43,  J  W  McOown,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $10,000. 

Seventieth  and  >'angamon  sts,  northwest  cor.  Board 
of  Edncatlop,  thres  story  and  basement  brick  ad- 
dition to  Wentworth  school,  $60,000. 

uirard  st  946,  Paul  Schneider,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  end  flate,  $5,000. 

Perry  av  177,  M  HofE,  three  etory  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $4,S00. 

Sacramento  ev  24-36,  Stepheu  P  Hicks,  seven  2  story 
and  basement  brick  reeidencee,  $38,000. 

Winchester  av  1086,  V  I  artnick,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $2,000. 

Oortez  av  662,  Ole  Johnson,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $8,600. 

Oakdale  av  524,  T  Moorehonee,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,900. 

Maryland  av  6634,  James  Findlay,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000 

Washington  av  5021-2 1,  William  H  Benton,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  rear  ad  lition,  $2,600. 

Union  av  3602,  P  Devlraux,  2  story  and  baeement 
brick  flats,  $3,00ii. 

Kimbark  av6527  'j9,  Eric  Winters,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartmeat  hoase,  $3  1,000. 

Harding  av  N  346,  August  Hlahorn,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 


Elston  av  1111,  H  Hanson,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,i  00. 

Bnlmont  av  843,  George  Gla  s,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Newgood  av  4141,  Benson  &  Oarlson,  2  story  frame 
resi  -ei  ce,  $5,0  0 

James  av  1072  to  1082,  Armour  &  Oo,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Bond  ay  8002,  David  Howells,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

VInoennes  av  4642,  F  M  Sharp,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  residence,  $6,600.  * 

Jackson  blvd  1626,  Jsmes  P  Miles,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,00). 

Oanal  st  8  131,  O'Callaghan  &  Jacobs,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $10,0110. 

Grand  blvd  4836.  B  Mason,  three  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  residence,  $6,000. 

Bnokingham  place  1672,  F  T  Wratkowsky,  2  story 
and  besement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Maiden  st  3241,  A  Cooper,  2  story  frame  residence. 
$6,600. 

Kimball  av  1087-89,  J  (irmstead,  two  3  story  frame 
flats,  $6,000. 

Oakley  av  N  881,  W  8  Edbrooke,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  and  2  story  and  basem  :ut  brick 
barn  lu  rear,  $4,000. 

Lexington  st  7323,  W  Winston,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Lincoln  st  4515-16  and  4533,  A  E  Anderson,  three  1 
story  frame  cottages,  $3,600. 

Indiana  av  4533-36,  Mr  Fass,  two  3  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $12,000. 

St  Lawrence  av  6420,  L  A  McDole,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  flate,  $2,000. 

Monroe  av  5811-13.  Dr  W  H  Wilder,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $7,600. 

Greenwood  av  6331-33,  E  D  Dickinson,  two  2  story 
and  basement  residences,  $6,000. 

Newport  av  1242,  Anna  C  Larson,  2  etory  frame  flats, 
$2,500. 

Melrose  st  836,  Herman  Oollman,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$1,400. 

Marsbfleld  av  N  161,  N  Back,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  club  house  and  bowling  alley,  $3,000. 

Indiana  av  11336,  D  N  Bobbins,  1  story  frame  cot- 
tage, $2,000. 

Seventy-ninth  st  338-4'<,  A  Ergang,  2K  story  frame 

store  and  flats,  $5,600. 
California  av  628,  Hans  M  Qronwold,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Wilcox  av  2080,  John  Hmlth,  2V4  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Lincoln  st  8  4t  3  405,  H  Eilenberger,  one  3  etory  and 

basement  brick  flais,  and  one  2  story  and  brick 

flats,  $7,600. 

Thirteenth  st  E  38,  Mrs  Murphy,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Homan  av  257,  Frank  Murphy,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Central  Park  av  146-148  150,  T  C  H  Wegforlh,  three 
2  story  and  basement  brick  residences,  $18,000. 

Clark  st  N  1302-12,  Ferris  Wheel  Company,  1  story 
and  baeement  brick  power  house,  $3,000. 

Janssen  st  249,  Frank  J  Stasckchick,  2  sti  ry  frame 
flate,  $2,O0('. 

Milwaukee  av,  H  Oloth,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
store  and  flats,  $4,O0O. 

Fremont  st  12^1  23,  Ira  C  Saxe,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  (6,500. 

Haleted  st  N  982,  Charles  Knechler,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  fla  s,  $6,000. 

Taylor  st  W  1616,  H  C  Mathie,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flate,  $2,600. 

Ridgeway  av  666,  J  Hughee,  2  story  and  basemen 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Kimball  av  1297,  A  Anderson,  2  story  /rame  flats, 
$2,600. 


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ANDERSON,  Gnstavns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  it. 
BAIBD  &  WARNER,  Rme.  IS  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  si 
BARNEY  BRUC    c..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bIdg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  b  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
ODMMINQS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Park 

pronerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  b  Oo.,!  8  Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO..  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  lU. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce, 
EDLETTE  0.  H  4  CO.,  167  Dearborn  st. 
ICRICKE,  C.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  BIdg. 
QOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  C.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiilc  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
90YNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBOT,  H.  E„  88  Washington  St. 
HDTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  et. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 

LANGHENRY,  B.  J.,  Association  BIdg.,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WjiI.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
aiAGILL  J,  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  b  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  BIdg. 
WERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Selle  St. 
VIULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR  1  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Boren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  &  CO.,  50  Major  BIdg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  BIdg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  C'o.,S109  State  Street. 

8CBNEIDER  Q  H  &  CO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
aCHUMAOBER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  et. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  BIdg. 
WA8MAN8DORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolp* 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  155  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Hatsted 

BANKKRtS. 

DREYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strer 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  III. 
eEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearborii 
WA8MAN8DORF  Ss  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpb. 


A^itracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  &  RICK0OBD8,  107  Dear- 
bom  et. 

HANDY  b  CO.,  83-4  Wasnington  sL 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  b  CO.,  86  Waebington  ot, 
BB0OBDBB>8  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  Oonnty  Court 
Hons*. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  aTe&Adaisrat 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


September  28,  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

II  I  &  CO.  I  — ^ — 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTKMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANITFAOTUEE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WB  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 

AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OB  WINDOWS 


DBOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  w  ill  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prioes  to  the 
Chicago  pnblio;  aleo 
onleide  puiDta  where 
we  have  do  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
CioBets  from  $10  ap. 
Oall  and  see  oar  ex- 

TH03.  EEELY  &  Iros 

Mannfaotnrers  of 

Plumblne  CoodSi 

■Ml  MADI80N  ST. 
Near  6th  sr.,  OBICAQO. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  \ja  Belle   and  Madison  Hte. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


s 


Builders'  apd  Qei?eral  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET,  . 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


F.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  d  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fittii  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven: 
to  r<»modeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 

drainage 

systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

ani  our 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. '. 


i^tlHB  Fire  Assaraooe  Co.,  Eoglaod. 
North  Uerman  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  Qerman  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Germao  Fire  Ina.  Oo.,  Pittabarg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Flate  OUbb  Ids.  Go.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liASAIiliK  STKKET. 

CHICAdO  lUblMOM. 


Ado'ph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Blarqnette  Bids,  IV.  W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^i^^M 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUP  A  P  f'C«pt  theh 
them       wntrtr  pfi^g 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  wbere  Deed°d. 

Foiding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

.■A.H.  Andrews  &  Co..^''ryi°a.'"'- 

When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  * 

SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  fdr  Store 

Windows.  I 
Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing- 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole  &  Son, 

Room  10,  221  Ftftli  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG.. 


CHICAGO. 


Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


DA 

r  Trad 


TENT 


Trade-Marlts,  Copyrigltts,  Etc. 

ChandlBB  4  Ciiandlee 


s 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atiantic  Building,     WASH! nroTONi  J>.  C 


C.  FLOOD. 


Telephone  No  9 . 


0BA8.  F.  TATLOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9a04  C0113IRRCTAL.  AVEWUF, 

Comrnercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
opinions  ofTltles  Fnrniahed. 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 

Prest. 


B.  H  .  QBOBB, 

Vice-Preat, 


OEO.  B.  IiAZEiB, 
Secy.  &  Tress. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  44, 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Riiicago. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS. 

ARCHITECT, 

SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILDIMO,  h  1  r~»  «  (  vC  ) 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St.  V_^J.XH^ca,yW 


The  Gross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  you  note  the  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 

L"t«  of  S,  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-  Lots  Lots  Lots 

lag  on  amnnnt  of      inn  on  amoant  of    of  of  of 

8  ze              ma  tor.                matter.             2f  nn  100 

2x-i  ft.     60c  to     75c  50c  to    60c     35c  32c  30c 

3x4  ft.     90c  to  $1  OC    80c  to    90c     70c  65c  63c 

4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45  $1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  )2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  40. 


CHICAGO,  OCTOBER  5,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  HEWSRAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTBRM  SECURITIES,  BUILDIHQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Washington.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Bros.  145  and  147  Kandolph  St., 
€HlCA(iiO.. 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Gk>od  Pecnrltleg  a  Specialty.  First 
Mort  ages  on  Real  Es'iate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOL^l. 


EDWARD  G  PAULING, 

/ftortgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 


Real  Estate. 


132  LA  SX1.I.E  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  CHICAGO. 


H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEISIEB.   O.  H.  FU30HEOK.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTE8MEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL^ESTATE, 
LOANS*v&*mSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  Si  REET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

02   and   04  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  onBeal  Estate.  'First  I^ortgagesfor  Sale. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

pgal  gtate,  [pan 

and  fTinancial  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Intereets  of  Non-ReBidents. 


OILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  D.  OOLBBET . 

Telephone  Main  164?. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans &RealEstate 

109  Randolph.  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 


SpecinI  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assessments. 


(gicagfo. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.  -r 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Speciaity. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  d^iCagO,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 


FREE  EXCURSION 


-TO— 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:80  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  oflBce  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  La  d  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasning^tori  Street. 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  ^nd  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  ^^ollected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  otnce 

QalQmet  ar.,  and  47th  St< 
Tel,  Oakland  2^7, 


WTLLYS  W.  BAIBD. 


LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBQE  L.  WABNEE. 

OonsDltlng  Partner. 


Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real-Estate  and  RentM. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■3|4'15*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,le- 

Telephone  West  69i,  CHICAGO 

J,H.    i?5  Dearborn  Street. 

\/^N\/USSINGEN 

If        &  CO. 


A.  O.  SLAUGHTEB 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO. 


BANKERS, 


1  15-1  i  V  Ija,  Sail©  Street- 

Members  N.  v.  Ht  ck  Exchmge.   Members  Ohicag  >  Htc  ck  Exchange. 
STODK8  AND  BOND.S  hODcht  and  sold  on  commleeion. 
Money  loaned  on  app-ovtd  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  estate 


ERASTUS  SIPPERLY 


OAK  PAHK 

Harlem  ATenu<«  and 
KacLison  Street* 


CHIOAGO 

110^  Cw'igBBuil  ing 
21&  ItarbirB  ^tr<^tt. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  5,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-ore    TrsLOts  •  Fiarolistsed. 

Or  &u\)cLi7ided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TE1.FPHONE 


Cabinet  Work 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  CF 


Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kiozie  st. 
elephone,  Main  986.  CtllCagfO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
13  Bandolph  St. 

CHICAtJO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
I5.C0  to  tSO.OU  per  a  no  am 


TelepboDO  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 


REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 
BANKERS. 

94  La  Salle  Street. 

WaeblDgton, 


Branch  Office, 
'490  e.  55  Mtreet. 


OBIOAQO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    B3  ANO    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolpli  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^ 

r.-incli  B.  Peabody.  Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Haddock,  Yallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITLE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Itearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Coolf  County,  Illinois,  together 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-flre 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  Its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
•3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 

83  and  85  Dearbo'ii  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 

•N       BANKERS.  N« 


Loans  on  Real  Estate;  also  Building  loans. 
Investments. 

HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  105  NORTH  ANENUE, 

el*ph9ni>  933  West.  (Qicagro 


Mectimcs'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

•  Contractors  and  Material 
..Men  counseling  with  this 
.  office  are  offered  unequaled 
.  opportunities  for  protection 
.  .against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  OOR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNEfl, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931, 


B.  M.  PABI8B, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

Mortgage  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  i,  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  Main  112.  CllicagfO,  111. 


•  THE. 


National  Bank  of  lllinoix 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo  Sohneideb,  President. 
Waltkb  L.  Peok,  VlcB  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabi.  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Aest.  Oaehler. 
Henbz  B.  Kziit,  2d  Aest.  Osehlec. 


CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
Oth  Floor  Jtlasonic  Temple 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO, 

BANKERS. 

flea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates; 

120  LA8ALLE  STHEKT' 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

60$  Stock  Exclianse  Building,  >  Chicago 

Corner  WashingtOQ  and  I/n  galle  Streels, 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  wioe-awake:  newspaper 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITJES 

BUILDING 
AND  THE  RECORDS.  f 

\  Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state I  Bijildi9(5  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS.  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance 
Building  and  real  Estatk 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

Administrators-  Sales 
BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  5ales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  iO. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  OCTOBER  5,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  (~^\^  '  r\ 

Ravenswood.  V^XllCclgfO^ 

JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Office,  97  Washington  Si, 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Haney  Loaned  WlthouE  CoinmisslDii 

^  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Buildiut,-. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
EstabllMhed  1854. 

Knigl?t  ^  MaPSl^all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

®°  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pabllo.  Ttlepho 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  chi^aco 


E.  S.  Dreycr  &  @. 

BANKERS, 

Loaris   and.    I^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eileston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance. 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  4:09411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 


W.  S.  PBODDFOOT. 
GEO.  J  BYAN. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAD  ESTATE  BOABD. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Wa.shing:toa  Street, 


CHICAGO. 


Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ml,  Heal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnzl, Chicago. 


JOHN  DOLE8B. 


J.  U.  SHEFABli 


ESTABLISHED  1R68. 


Do/ese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING rcONTRACTORS, 

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MANUrAOTUBBBB  AND  OBAIJIB8  IN  . 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  BIocl<s 
and  Lime  Stone  for  J  lux. 


172  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

SECOND  FliOOE  TEUlONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  EIPBESS  216. 


OHIOlGt 


PartloDlsr  attentloo  pal-l  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drivas,  Bonlt. 
varda  aad  BoadB  ia  new  Subdivisijoa. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  IN2URpCE,  LQp2 

South  OhicaRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deaitorn  St. 
Real  Estate  Bouaht  and  Sold.  Loans  N»>gotiated 
on  Ji'vproved  City  Property.   Interetsof  Nor- 
Ret  idents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  aiaio  3733. 


Hnmbaldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty- 

M.  D,  DEAN, 

REAL  estate:, 

Bcom  41  Merchants  Bldg„ 

BRANCH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  WashlDgton  an 

8,  E.  Cor.  Oallfornis  &  North  ive.  LaSalle  Sts., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hnmboldl  Park.  CHICAi-l 


EDWARD  an.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NOETH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
locality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
North  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

■^ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.l 


940 


THU:  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  5,  1895 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

SEVISES  AND  OOBBEOTED  KYEBT  WEEK — ALI.  liEIIEBS  MUST  fiE 
UABEEO  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTY 
ADTEBTI8ED  EXCEPT  WHBBE  THE  OWNEB  OB  1319  AQuNT'S 
ADDBEHS  IS  GITi^N. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,   No  2323,  2-story  briok  boilding,  lot  25  s 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av.  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  f 3,500; 
$1,530  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  lU. 

Bryan  av,  near  Viaoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  honse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei;jhborhood .    W  8 .  |7,500  and  |  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Oarpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2'flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,360 

Castle's  snb,  ihe  west  %  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  of  the  northwest  of  the  south- 
east ^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13.  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
woold  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $8,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark'st  8,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11. $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $16,000.  Wonld  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 
Cottage  Orove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $86,u00 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st.  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  8  e  cor  50th  st,  10()x20n.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg   $  600 

Eighry  sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Buildiug,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av         ...    *27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46ih  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  n  Lome.  W  8. 
Evani)  av,  near47th  st,  au  apartment  bnildi"g  worth 
$55,0  0,  inoumbranoe  #7,' '00.  Will  exchatge 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  p  irtioulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood.  111. 
F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  bnsiness  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
t  if-ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Eedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
Forty-third  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rt'nt 

foot.    P  4  1  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4    $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$  200 
Cor  50x. 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  1  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pfice  per  front 

foot.    P4  1  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Gran  ■  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15.  $27,000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31  st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildin({s  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Foohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

EonseS;  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  brick  honse,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  ftoished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,600 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st.  60  x  100  x  166  ft^  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V  6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houses;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  ay,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  .$10,000 
Main  st,Dear  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  61st  8t,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  no 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  honse 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

 $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  60-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st, 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  III  0  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago.  .0  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  |  i^gOO 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  I  108,  100  Bialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
Corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres,    ^'ant  offer.    A  14. 
Portla.jd  av,  near  31st  st.  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  wiih  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  -Ld  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

aod  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  si,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-8tory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  .1  $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  1801125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty  fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40i^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,1(  0.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,40').    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  St. 
Sooth  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Addreas  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  vest  %  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

12  1  4^500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st  . .       $  1  600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  ot 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

5  13  ,  ,  I  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  n'-ar  12th  st,   2-8tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $25,000 

Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 

Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  60  ft.    W  8 . . . .$  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  e,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

1576.    W8  $6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale. —9  -room 

residence,  with  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 

worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  et. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cnyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  126.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }^  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33   $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buyincr 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  1  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  ..$13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 

6  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 

on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  honse,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W,  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  Clear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


Octobers,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

$3,r00  equity.    A  14...  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Biook  |  2,5f  0 

Newport  av,  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  sts,  ^onth  Dart 

50x117,  per  foot.    A  13  80 

Newport  av,  o-story  briok  flat  bnildi  ig,  38  rooms. 

A  13  „  185,000 

North  Park  av,  sonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.     W  8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  |720.     W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  line  lots,  z  booses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  |f!,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  aod  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1212  East  Ravenswood  FarK,  and  94  Ln 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58}^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sofBcient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  f8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

School  st,  corner,  75x1233^.     4.  13  |  5,300 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  S-story 

briok  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24xl(i0  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  .3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  f t .    W  8  flO.OOO 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  .i5xl25  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, "Lake  View,  48  ft 
snb-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wellington  st,  corner,  3-story  flat  boilding,20  rooms; 

frame  in  rear.    A  13  $12,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  briok 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10  room  houses  in  this 
beaatiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beaatiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  flrst- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem ;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  cO  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  lO-room 
house,  modern,  I(i0x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.   X  14, $1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  Btone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  residence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,0C0 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  a  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11    $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
briok  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Parii  property ,  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  oity; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  815,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Bine  Island  av.  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  jo  rear,  partially  vacant  at,  present;  when 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.    Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,3C0 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26>i,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  18b9.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Mource  st. 

Carroll  av.  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   (  34  6-lOxKO  )  \  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  .35x128  [  ^''^ 
2-story  and  basement  etone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bn^'d.  0  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

Yoad.    Address  W  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  973^2  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  &  Fyman'a  sob,  It  6  in  block  4  of 
east  %  of  the  northwest  }^  and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  }^  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
rauge  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  blook 

from  elevated  road-,  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nebf,  1478  Milwaakee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
yon  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  % 
of  the  northeast  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Fnlton  8t,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-Btory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
oare  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  25x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  oare  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  abont  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  3  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marqnette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acren.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  blook  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sob  in  the  northeast       of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  eqst  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd.  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.  Will  divide.  Price  per  acre.  A  14  . .  $  300 
Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
S  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meri^iaOi    F  A  Rsbkopf, 


REAL  EHTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Kedzie's  J  H  sab,  lots  296  and  297  sob  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x116,  stores  with  flats  above.    Rll  ...  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bluing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  l^^-atory  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  6-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foandation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  bouse,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  76x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO,OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  briok 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayf  air,  120  lots  60x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  honses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    B  11   $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11    f  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  briok, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms  . 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  Biits.  Price 
per  aore.    R  11  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  3^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  honse  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment,  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewei  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N.  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,3(  0. 
Al«o  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  oare  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6. 
being  a  t-nb  of  that  part  of  the  east  }^  of  the 
southwest  }£  of  seotian  16  township  b9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  sonth  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  newr  (  «ntre  »v,  2-story  brick,  2  fiats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <t  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tlie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  aore,  no  inonmbranoe.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  pt  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11 . 
River  Forest,  W  fl  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  ^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
briok  house  which  we  oan  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    P.'ioe  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Toohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,260 

Twelfth  St,  neat  St  Loots  av,  e  f  9B%135.    W  8 . . . .  f  2,100 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  5,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51sl25.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  et,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  naake  from  |75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  ohoioe  property .    Z  3-* 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  frona  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  briok  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  Jl  Co,  Madison  st  ard  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24t1C0.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  ft,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,()00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resinenoe 
neiir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  iu  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Wasbineton  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox,  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(^0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  8an  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat*!  i>n  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  aud  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
(itle  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (icO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  nold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,0fi0  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00'\  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  |2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  oraTige,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  .  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0(:0  to  16,0C0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Onlf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peracre.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  eitaated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  }^  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana. ---East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 
3^  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property, 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  3^  value,  600- 
Bore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postof&oe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  |  6 

MISOELIiANEODS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Beit  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Dearborn  8t(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  Jn  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  con- 
tainibg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
o^Tt  cash.    V  11. 

Ualsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  prr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
partioularo  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Oal, 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  ible  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av . ,  $16,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


NORTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  f ront- 
aare  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37  J^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Lake  View. —$5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 

Will  assume  small  amount.     D  L  Pery,  713 

Tacoma  Building. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 

lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 

income  j)roperty.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  priob 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 

Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancbes,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  225 

Georgia — 660-acre  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olea.r;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  briok,  with  72  Teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
P^BTATE  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas —2, 350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-- i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota, — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  15.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty. Address  0  16. 

MI80EI,I/ANE0US . 

Exchange:  two  hotels  in  prosperous  towns  near 
Chicago,  $33,000  and  $20,000.  Finely  furnished 
and  modern.     Want  improved  farms.    E  4. 

Full  paid  stock  in  profitable  land  company  from 
$5,000  up  to  $20,000.  Will  exchange  for  equity 
in  fiats  or  business  property;  might  add  some 


Octobers,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


943 


BEA.L  ESTATE  FOB  EXCHANGE. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Sonthern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Ohioago,  olear,  for  flrst- 
olass  Ohiqago  improved,  Fatm  with  baildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addre&s  X  40. 

Doable  b?iok  flat  bnilding,  rent  now  astnally  ool- 
leoted.  $672  per  year.  Maunfactnring  terri- 
tory— gronnd  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $ 

Have  nnimproved  lands  and       cash  for  stock  of 
goods .    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manofactnring    plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  ]4  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


6,800 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  must  sell.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  bnilding  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.  Sooond-olass  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  ofiBoes  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Olark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desirable  rooms  for 
ofiBces  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st,  wholesale  bnilding  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Four-story  and  basement  bnilding,  75  and  77  Market 
St.  Fonr-story  and  basement  building,  223  Baa- 
dolph  st.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
Layalle  st,  opposite  Oonrt  House.  AddresH 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  bnilding.  Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  bnilding. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  LA  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  at, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Beal  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  6, 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  et,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Bob 

&  Co,  58  N  Clinton  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  eoll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbabbn, 
Boseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  Biohabdson,  Bockford,  111. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gil  bert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved, 
in  payment  for  services;  will  olear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  fpr  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  15  this  office. 


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WM.  OGDEN  OBE£N. 


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BANDOLPH  E.  FISHBUBN. 


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GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  N  ineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  FisUburn,  Secy.  Wm,  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

MosaioB  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walla. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Purnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 
Drawings  and  estimates  furnished  upon  application. 

Chicago  Interior  DecoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave,,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Title 

Guarantee 


Trust  Co. 


f  The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,500,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300,000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re, 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  SecurityTund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  A.hstracts  of  Title . 

Gruarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SHBVIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OfflCERS. 

GWTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vlce-Preet. 
A.  A.  grEWABT,  Sec'y.    0-  K.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trnst  Officer. 


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CHICAGO.  FAITBDAY,  OCTOBER  5.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 


If  the  rise  in  wheat  is  more  than  temporary  it  may 
mean  much  to  the  business  interests  of  the  country. 
For  several  years  wheat  has  been  selling  at  a  ridicu- 
lously low  figure  and  prices  of  everything  else  have 
been  in  sympathy.  So  long  as  the  farmer  could  not 
get  an  adequate  return  for  his  labor  he  could  not  buy 
the  goods  of  the  manufacturer  at  anything  like  the 
old  time  prices.  In  every  line  of  manufactures,  as 
well  as  in  all  farm  produce,  prices  have  been  steadily 
falling  for  several  years.  If  now  the  farmer  can  real- 
ize more  for  his  products  he  will  be  able  to  buy  more 
liberally,  and  prices  will  advance  and  general  pros- 
perity will  reign;  but  if  the  agricultural  improve- 
ment is  only  temporary  then  we  may  expect  a  fur 
ther  continuance  of  lowering  prices  and  industrial 
distress.  The  developments  of  the  next  six  months 
are  sure  to  be  most  important. 

THE  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

The  total  of  bank  clearings  is  close  up  to  the  bil- 
lion dollar  mark.  The  asfgregate  for  last  week  was 
$997,924,422.  This  is  an  increase  of  20.8  percent  over 
the  clearences  for  the  corresponding  week  of  1894, 
which  ought  to  be  satisfactory.  The  Northwestern 
cities  show  small  gains,  which  will  probably  be  in- 
creased as  soon  as  the  effect  of  exports  is  felt.  Chi- 
cago gains  only  5.4  per  cent;  Minneapolis.  7.1percent; 
St.  Paul,  4.8  percent,  and  Fargo,  5.2  per  cent.  The 
long  expected  boom  has  not  yet  reached  these  cities. 
They  are  patiently  waiting  in  the  firm  belief  that  it 
will  come  to  them  in  the  near  future.  Very  differ- 
ent is  it  in  the  East,  where  New  York  shows  a  gain 
of  29  5  per  cent,  Boston,  22.3,  Philadelphia,  16.2,  and 
Pittsburgh,  21  2.  At  the  eastern  money  centers  the 
demand  for  money  has  become  so  active  that  rates 
have  been  advanced.  The  call  rate  in  New  York  has 
advanced  from  1  to  U  per  cent,  and  prime  mercan- 
tile paper  ranges  from  4i  to  5i  per  cent.  It  is  thought 
that  these  rates  will  attract  European  money  for  in- 
vestment or  loan  in  this  country.  The  New  York 
bank  statement  shows  large  decreases  in  loans  and 
deposits,  indicating  that  the  banks  are  calling  in 
their  funds,  and  that  their  depositors  are  finding 
active  use  for  their  money.  Exports  of  cotton  and 
wheat  have  now  begun  to  be  satisfactory;  and  the 
result  will  be  that  the  balance  of  trade  will  be  in  our 
favor  for  three  months  at  least,  or  until  the  export 
season  shall  have  passed. 

THE  NATIONAL  TREASURY. 

The  condition  of  the  national  finances  has  been  a 
matter  of  solicitude  for  more  than  a  year.  Ten  or 
twelve  months  ago  it  seemed  as  though  some  immedi- 
ate steps  must  be  taken  by  Congress  to  raise  more 
revenue  to  meet  the  current  expenses  of  government. 
Now  it  seems  certain  that  the  Treasury  receipts  for 
September  have  been  sufficient  to  leave  a  handsome 
surplus.  The  receipts  are  said  to  have  exceeded  the 
expenditures  by  about  §2,000,000,  and  as  this  is  only 
the  second  time  in  a  year  that  there  has  been  any 
surplus  in  any  month,  the  occurrence  Is  encouraging. 
It  is  probable  that  the  deficit  will  return  in  October, 
for  during  this  month  the  disbursements  for  interest 
and  pensions  will  be  heavy,  but  as  receipts  are  in- 
creasing, and  the  increase  promises  to  continue,  the 
monthly  shortages  will  be  smaller  and  less  frequent 
hereafter.  If  when  Congress  meets  there  is  no  indi- 
cation that  the  danger  of  deficit  has  permanently 
passed,  some  new  legislation  to  increase  the  revenue 
ma/  be  bad,  and  this  may  be  regarded  as  wejl  nigh  a 


certainty,  judging  from  past  experience,  but  the 
necessity  for  legislation  of  this  sort  is  not  nearly  as 
urgent  as  it  was  a  year  ago. 

PEOPLE'S  MONEY  IN  SAYINGS  BANKS. 

A  computation  based  on  the  offlcial^flgures  in  the 
last  Statistical  Abstract  of  the  United  Stateg  makes 
it  appear  that  there  are  now,  in  rouqd  aumbers,  about 
5,000,000  depositors  in  savings  banks,  and  that  their 
deposits  aggregate  not  far  from  |2,000. 000,000.  This 
immense  sum  represents  the  savings  of  the  wage- 
earning  classes  even  in  dull  tijaes  like  these  and  with 
the  saving  propensity  very  imperfectly  developed. 
What  would  the  result  be  if  the  people  generally 
were  trained  tojhabits  of  thrift  instead  of  extrava- 
gance, as  at  present,  and  if  the  industrial  conditions 
afforded  them  the  opportunity  of  earning  such  wages 
as  would  enable  them  to  save  a  respectable  sum  in 
excess  of  their  daily  expenses? 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 

Little  interest  has  been  manifested  on  the  stock 
exchange  this  week.  There  is  an  evident  feeling  that 
the  street  railway  stocks  are  not  safe  to  dabble  in  be- 
cause they  seem  to  be  in  the  hands  of  manipulators 
who  can  raise  or  depress  them  at  pleasure.  Just  now 
Lake  Street  Elevated  seems  to  be  on  the  upward 
move,  and  it  is  said  that  the  powers  behind  it  have 
not  boosted  the  stock  as  high  as  they  intend  it  shall 
go.  If  that  is  true  there  may  yet  be  opportunities 
for  outsiders  to  get  in  some  successful  short  time 
turns,  but  in  Lake  Street  as  in  everything  else  where 
Yerkes' fine  hand  is  to  be  seen  there  is  no  telling 
what  freaks  the  quotations  may  develop  within  a  few 
hours.  The  proper  place  for  Lake  Street  is  at  par 
sometime  within  the  next  few  months  if  the  Union 
Loop  project  goes  through;  but  all  calculations  are 
rendered  worthless  because  the  Yerkes  crowd  holds 
the  entire  situation  in  its  grasp  and  can  keep  the 
stock  down  or  Itt  it  go  up  as  they  please. 

Alley  "L"  surprised  everybody  early  in  the  week  by 
jumping  up  from  6i  to  8i,  faljing  back  later  to  7*. 
The  cause  was  simply  a  scarcity  of  stock  for  sale  at 
the  low  figure  first  quoted.  The  price  has  touched 
bottom,  and  the  stock  never  can  be  worth  any  less 
than  it  has  been,  buyers  arguing  that  if  it  is  worth 
anything  at  all  it  ought  to  bring  more  than  6i.  Pro- 
ceedings are  about  to  be  commenced  to  foreclose  the 
first  mortgage  on  this  property. 

The  consolidation  of  the  various  gas  companies 
now  known  as  the  Gas  Trust  is  an  undertaking  which 
has  been  expedited  this  week,  and  which  is  exciting 
more  than  local  interest. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEAf?INBa. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  28. 

Ino, 

$564,859,966 
83,807,290 
92,150,204 
67  267.020 
22.460,316 
12,468,272 
12,231,409 
15,462,834 
17,831,550 
8,990,390 
7,044,585 
5.460,165 
4,406,437 
5,526,660 
5,436,165 
9,153,%0 
3,772,443 
5,140,800 
5.856,116 
5,654,429 
3,694,292 
2.584.138 
2.89s,582 
4,017,600 
2,066,411 
l,888,f57 
1,433,010 
2,196,763 
1,286,000 
1,727.810 

1.048,817  15.4 
978,589  23,6 


New  York 
Chicago 
Boston 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
Baltimore 
San  Francisco 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
Houston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 


20.0 
5.4 
22.3 
16.2 
17.2 


21.2 
14  5 

7.1 

14.0 

11.2 

14.0 
7.1 

22.6 
23.4 

4.8 


26.8 
11.3 

10.8 
2.4 
9.4 

17.8 


Dec. 


1  ( 
l.f 


3.0 


7.1 


23.1 


10.0 


Rochester 
'New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
tWaco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Davenport 
Augusta 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  De 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 
Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfield,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
j-Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings.  Neb 
fChattanooga 
t  Fargo 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Toledo 


1,474,237 

5.0 

1,624,928 

23.6 

3,479,552 

6.1 

1,378,843 

21.2 

1,300,516 

10.1 

1,405,996 

28.4 

1,274.317 

37.1 

1,221,934 

19.2 

1,875,551 

3'i.7 

874,044 

14  1 

896,160 

7.3 

708,605 

1.6 

528,104 

13.5 

1,311,217 

185,246 

19.6 

677,428 

662,064 

8.3 

881,325 

11.9 

445,603 

5.7 

1,024,496 

36.3 

538,733 

7.0 

351,376 

38.1 

336,456 

191,250 

16.5 

264.232 

33.1 

401,158 

31.0 

308,014 

1.9 

388,134 

10.5 

466,573 

12  8 

290  508 

2.0 

305, 700 

2.0 

387,500 

46.0 

651,119 

'.'9.2 

338,430 

86.0 

178,164 

32.8 

150,800 
59,009 

21.3 

55,741 

5.0 

67  368 

8.5 

238,.577 

35  2 

202,850 

5.2 

771,241 

1.9 

6  771,590 

18.7 

1,395,137 

29^8 

900.394 

24  3 

671.459 

12.5 

224,277 

23.7 

207,568 

4.1 

1,187,205 

• 

Total  $997,924,422 
Exclusive  of  New  York  433,064,658 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal  $10,777,814 

Toronto  5,537,222 

Halifax  1,258,770 

Hamilton  1,028,637 

Winnipeg  661,079 


20.8 
11.8 


11.9 

6  8 

21.0 


Total  $19,263,524 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


10. 


19.6 


3.5 


Houston,  Tex. — The  Oonnoil  rednoed  the  proposed  bond 
issue  to  $600,000  to  meet  the  Mayor's  Tievs.  The  resoln- 
tion  has  been  adopted  to  hold  an  election  to  vote  on  the 
qaestion  of  issuing  $600,000  in  bonds  to  be  used  in  street 
and  bridge  improvements. 

Ipswioh,  S.  D.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  8  for  the 
purchase  of  $13,000  6  per  cent  ten  years  Edmonds  County 
refunding  bonds.    Oeorge  0.  Meadows,  County  Auditor. 

Hoboken,  N.  J. — The  Council  will  probably  recommend 
the  issue  of  bonds  for  the  erection  of  the  new  library. 
The  library  trustees  can  probably  give  farther  information. 

Middleton,  N.  Y. — Bonds  will  probably  be  issued  for  the 
erection  of  a  new  high  school.  Address  Mr.  Ira  N.  Oor- 
win,  president  of  the  Board  of  Education,  or  the  Common 
Council. 

Bellows  Palls,  Vt.— Bellows  Falls  has  voted  $30,000  bonds 
for  improvements  tu  water  works.  They  will  bear  inter- 
est at  i  per  cent,  payable  July  I,  1916,  and  are  redeemable 
after  ten  years,  at  the  option  of  the  village. 

Allegheny,  Pa. — Sealed  proposals  wilt  be  received  at 
this  ofiBoe  until  Oct.  3.  for  the  purchase  of  $650,000  water 
bonds.  Interest  4  per  cent  per  annum;  denominations  of 
$1,000  each.  A  check  certified  by  any  National  bank  in 
the  sum  of  $10,000  must  accompany  each  proposal.  Bonds 
will  be  awarded  to  the  most  favorable  bidder.  Rejection 
reserved.  All  proposals  must  be  indorsed,  "Proposals  for 
City  of  Allegheny  Water  Bonds,"  and  addressed  to  James 
Brown,  Controller. 

Martinez,  Cal. — Bonds  of  the  Danville  school  district  of 
Contra  Costa  County  have  been  ordered  issued,  to  be  ten 
in  number,  of  the  denomination  of  $500  each  and  airgre- 
galirg  the  sum  of  $6,(00  each.  The  bonds  shall  be  num- 
bered consecutively  from  1  to  10  iDolusive,  and  are  to  run 
as  foUowe:  No.  1,  one  year  from  date;  No.  2,  two  years 
from  date;'  \o,  3,  three  years  from  date;  No.  4,  four  years 
from  date;  No.  5,  five  years  from  date;  No.  6,  six  years 
from  date;  No.  7,  seven  years  from  date;  No.  8,  eight 
years  from  date;  No.  9,  nine  years  from  date;  No.  10,  ten 
years  from  date.  Bonds  to  be  payable  in  «old  coin  bear- 
ing interest  at  the  rate  pf  6  per  o^ut  per  annum,  intereet 
payable  aunnally, 


October  5,  1«9S. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


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MI30ELLANE0US  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo....6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  (ids  By  58.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6a. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  6-20  41^8  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  Hoose  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Anditoriam  1st  M  6sl9^9 
"  "    Oons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  58   

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  6s  1907 
Commerce  Yanlt  Oo  6a  .  . 
Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Ist  M  6a  . . . .  1930 
Lake  Street  Blevated  R  R  68 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5e  1921 
N  Ohi  Oi<y  Ry  1st  M  68  .;.>-'3 
N  Ohi  City  Ry  ii4<^  1927 
N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  v1  5s  .  1.406 

P  G  L  &  C  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  6sl90<i 
W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist,  M  6s  .  .1928 
W  Chi  St  R  R  Tan  Oo  6s  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  6s  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-80  5  


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S     360  000 
1  260  000 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  250  000 
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900  COO 

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650  000 
600  000 

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2  000  OOr 
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3  40(i  000 

217  000 

4  100  00< 

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2  000  000 
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UIS^EL'.ANEOU''.  STjCES. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo. . . 
American  Strati  Board  Oo. . . 
Oal  and  0  Jan  and  Dock  Oo. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  . . . 

Ohi  Anditoriam  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co.. 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  B  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . 
Gas  Co   

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III.  ... 

Illiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R . . . . 

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  *;  Prov  Oo  pfd  


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Oap  Stock. 

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$  1  260  000 

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6  000  000 

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9  000  000 

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500  000 

25  000  000 

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3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

60  000  000 

10  000  000 

£460  000 

£400  000 

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16 

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310 

315 

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127K 

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27M 

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Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. , . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Ohioagct  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo . .  ,  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

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£776  000 

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£200  000 

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4  000  000 

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1  600  000 

7% 

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500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

S5% 

13  189  000 

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127% 

128M 

2  260  000 

61 H 

63 

DAILY^LES. 

Saturday,  September  28,  1895. 


Wednesday,  October  2,  1895. 


OENTBAL  ONION  TEI- . 
10  


00 

 66% 

'W.  STBEET  K.  B. 

60— ao't  126 

50— ao't  126% 

AM  8TBAW  BOABD 

10  46% 

50— ao't  46% 

50— ao't  46% 

OHI.  &  a.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 


WEBIEBN  STONE  00. 


10  , 

LAKE  ST. 
10  

67   

36  , 

26  


.62 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 24% 

 25 

 26% 

25% 


150. 
15. 
60. 


.8 

.8% 
.8% 


60— cash  25 

150— ao't  24% 

100— ao't  24% 

850— ao't  26 

700— ao't  ?.5% 

600~ao't  25% 

50— ao't  26% 


Thursday,  October  3,  1895. 


NEW  TOBK  BISOUIXOO. 

10  68% 

OHI.   BBEW.   «s  MALT.  00. 

50— ao't  .14% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  IliL, 

10  128% 

NO.  Oni.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  295 

OHI  AND  »  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

305.,  

60  

311  

50  

50  

90  ■.  

50  

20  

10  

10  


.6% 
.6% 
.7 

.7% 
.7% 
.7% 
•  7% 
.7M 
.1% 
.8 


W  OHI  8TBEET  B  B. 

23  126 

20  126% 

40  126% 

10   126^ 

50  126% 

50— acct  127 

100— ao't  127% 

60— ac't  127^ 

LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  R  B . 
100  26% 

207  27 

105  27% 

180   27% 

400— ac't  27 

25C— ao't  27% 

400— ao't  27% 

660— ao't  27^ 

5  0— ac't  27'^ 


150— ao't  7 

Monday,  September  30,  1895. 


ILL, 

.128% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO 
10  

10  

50— ao't  128% 

150— ao't  128}. 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

4  25% 

 25% 

 26 


60. 
84. 


NBW  TOBK  BISCUIT  CO . 

30  .68 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  00. 

40  46% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

5  293 

CHI.  &  3.  S.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

326..  8 

75  8% 

260  8% 

100  . .  8% 

10   8% 

15 — cash  8% 

 8%  400-Hc't  '25^^ 

 250— ac't  25% 

■W.CHI.  STBEET  B.  B.  350 — ao't  25% 

60   125%  8u0— ao't   .26 

79   126  250— aoot  26% 

3   127  100— ac't  26% 

2  127%  150— ao't  26% 

,.'  127%  160— ac't  ^6^2 


10  26% 

40  26% 

200— ac't  25% 

50— ac't....  26% 

450— ac't  25% 


2  

r.1  — CHtih 

50— rto't 
60 — ao't 
60— ao't . 
1  0— ac't 
300— ao't 
25  — ac'i. 


^7% 
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 1:^7 

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 128 


4(  0— ao't . 
10  —ao't. 
50  —ac't . 
26i.--ao'fc. 


•261 
.26% 


Tuesday,  October  1 ,  1 895. 


WEiTEBN  STONE  00  . 


62 


STBEET  9  W.  CAB  LINE. 

10  13% 

OHI.  OAS  CO. 

50— ao't  69% 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 

75  127 

05   127% 

6  1J8 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
50  126% 


AM .  STBAW  BOABD  00 , 

511— ac't  46% 

60— ac't  46% 

LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 
127  


66 
100. 

20. 
176. 

25. 

60. 

25. 


.24% 
•24% 
.24% 

■24% 

.25 

.25% 

.26% 

.255^ 


4C — cash  26% 

100— ao't  125%  350— ac't  24% 

eO— ac't  126%  150— ac't  24% 

50— ac't  125% 

100— ao't  126 


OKI.  OITS  b'Y. 

1  310 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

30  292^ 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

8  66% 

2  68 

DIAMOND  MATOH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  ;  126% 

25  127 

CHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

6  7% 

16   8 

60— ac't  7% 


W.  OHI,  STBEET  B,  B. 
50  126 

8  126% 

50— ac't  126% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
40  24% 

t    95  24% 


10  24% 

55  24% 

10  25 

100— ao't  24% 

600— ao't   24% 

50— ac't  24% 

250— ao't   24% 

500— ac't   . .  25 

loO — ac't  26% 

Friday,  October  4,  1895. 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00.  LAKE    ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

100  67%  290  24 

AM.    a  BAW  BOABD.  36  24% 

50  -ao't  46%  485  24% 

25  24% 


W.  OHI.  STBEET   E.  B. 


25. 
61, 

4. 

21, 
27. 


OHI.  OITT  B't. 


.126 


,  32- 
'1600- 


-oash , 
-ao't , 


.24% 
.24 


1300— ao't   24% 

900— ao't  24% 

.311     600— ac't  24% 

.311%  250— ao't  24% 

.311%  100— ao't  24% 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  46%  Lake  Street  Elevated .  .24% 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Oo  67%  In  Pkg  i  Pro  Oo   4 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  11%  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd . .  9% 

"  Pfd....  32      Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  ...  13% 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  35  "  "         Pfd. 33 

"  "      Pfd.  61      NY  Biscuit  Co  i  67 

Ohi&SSRapTCo  7%  N  Ohi  St  R  R  293 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  70%  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...18% 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  127      W  Obi  8t  R  B  125 


CHI,  &  s. 

60  

716  

150  

118  ... 
100— ao't 

60- 


s.  BAP.  xraN.  oo. 


•'/8 

.8 

.8% 
,8% 
.8% 


100— ao't  24% 

200— ac't  24% 

760 — ao't  26 

100— ac't  2n% 

2£0— ao't  25}^ 

60— ao't  25% 

100— ao't  25% 

150— ao't  26% 


ao't:::: ::::::::::»%  i^o-act  25% 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD, 

The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board  was  held  at  the  board  rooms,  59  Dear- 
born street  on  Wednesday  afternoon.  President  Dun- 
lap  Smith  in  the  chair.  The  twenty-fourth  informal 
dinner,  it  was  announced,  will  be  given  on  October 
4.  The  subject  for  discussion  will  be,  "Our  Parks 
and  Boulevards  Compared  With  Those  of  Other  Cit- 
ies." S.  M.  Moore  was  appointed  chairman  of  the 
evening,  and  E.  W.  Zander,  W.  H.  Cairnduff  and  W.' 

Lukens  will  con'-titute  the  committee  on  arrange- 
ments. S.  Wilmer  Cannell,  on  the  part  of  the  execu- 
tive committee,  moved  the  ap[iointment  of  a  special 
committee  to  report  to  the  board  a  scale  of  commis- 
sions on  the  sale  of  leaseholds.  George  Birkhoff,  Jr., 
E.  F.  Getchell  and  James  W.  Hedenberg  were  ap- 
pointed members  of  this  committee. 

W.  W.  Baird  reported  on  the  part  of  the  public  ser- 
vice committee  that  C.  L.  Hammond  had  withdrawn 
his  resolution  looking  toward  the  prohibition  of  the 
unauthorized  use  of  billboards  and  show  windows  for 
billposting  purposes  since  the  chief  of  police  has 
taken  steps  regarding  the  enforcement  of  the  ordi- 
nance covering  this  matter,  which  will  take  effect  on 
the  15th  inst.  Louis  A.  Seeberger  reported  for  the 
Torrens  committee  that  the  campaign  in  favor  of  the 
Torrens  law  had  now  been  fairly  inaugurated.  The 
committee,  he  said,  was  deeply  sensible  of  the  wide- 
spread public  opinion  in  favor  of  this  matter,  but 
also  of  strenuous  opposition  to  it.  However,  the 
committee  telt  satisfied  that  the  law  would  be 


946 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Octobers,  18S5 


adopted.  Mr.  Seeberger  said  he  had  received  a  letter 
from  one  of  the  largest  firms  in  this  city  in  which 
consent  for  the  circulation  of  the  petitions  was  gladly 
given,  though  the  firm  was  otherwise  opposed  to  the 
circulation  of  political  petitions  in  its  establishment. 

O.  W.  Green  submitted  the  report  of  the  treasurer 
for  the  quarter  ending  September  30.  Itshows  re- 
ceipts of  $6,749.41,  disbursements  of  $2,'!66.74,  and  a 
balance  on  h^nd  of  $2,882  67.  The  assets  of  the  board 
are  given  at  $16, "50.  W.  W.  Baird  gave  notice  of  an 
amendment  to  the  by-laws,  regulating  the  nomina- 
tion of  tickets  for  officers  of  the  board,  and  fixing 
the  number  of  members  of  the  nominating  committee 
at  five  instead  of  seven. 


SUMMARY   OF  TRANSFERS  AND  NEW 
BUILDINGS. 

The  summary  of  transfers  for  the  week  ending 
Oct.  4,  '95,  shows  a  slight  increase  in  the  number  of 
sales  with  a  slight  decrease  in  the  total  consideration 
as  compared  with  the  corresponding  week  of  1894. 
(See  summary  on  page  951.) 

The  summary  of  real  estate  transfers  recorded 
during  the  month  of  September  is  less  than  for  the 
corresponding  month  of  last  year,  but  the  difference 
between  the  two  months  is  only  small,  being  $6,217. 
On  the  other  hand  the  month  just  closed  was  $.84,- 
898  ahead  of  September,  1893.  For  six  years  past  the 
September  summary  is  as  follows: 

1895   $S,665,31 2    1892   $10,430,708 

1894   8,671,529    1891    14,054,567 

1893    8,481,414    1890    19,008,619 

Building  operations  make  a  more  satisfactory  show- 
ing, the  total  for  September  just  passed  being  8131,- 
372  ahead  of  that  for  the  corresponding  month  of  last 
year  and  $703,022  ahead  of  the  total  for  September, 
1893.  That  the  returns  of  the  past  month  remained 
behind  those  of  September,  1892  and  1891,  was  to  be 
expected,  because  in  the  latter  months  the  activity 
caused  by  the  Worlds  Fair  was  quite  pronounced. 
The  summary  for  September  for  five  years  by  divis- 
ions of  thd  city  in  number  of  new  structures  for 
which  permits  were  issued  and  estimated  cost  for  the 
same  is  as  follows:  • 

South.  Southwest. 


No.         Cost.        No.  Cost. 

1895  253      $1,333,870  $  473,887 

1894  384        1,522,450       120  291,000 

1893  290        1,289,150       112  240,100 

1892  412        3,868,040       224  2,905,090 

1891  476        2,fc56,200      213  731,900 

North.  Northwest. 

1895  149         $404,215       164  $469,050 

1891  156           343,250       164  392,950 

1893  126           164,500        97  284,2o0 

1892  190           573,400       147  453,780 

1891  274           419,400       1.39  3)7,400 

Total. 

No.  Cost. 

1895                                               697  $2,681,022 

1894                                                 787  2,549,650 

1893                                                  625  1,978,000 

1892                                                 963  7,800,310 

1891   1,102  4,324,900 


CHICAGO  CAPITAL  TO  GO  TO  THE  PACIFIC 
COAST.  - 

The  city  of  Seattle,  Washington,  lies  between  salt 
water  and  a  beautiful  fresh  water  lake  twenty  miles 
long  and  from  three  to  five  miles  wide.  The  distance 
between  tide  water  and  the  lake  is  four  miles.  Work 
has  begun  on  a  ship  canal  to '  connect  the  two,  the 
county  having  subscribed  $500,000  and  Chicago  capi- 
talist $7,000,000  for  the  enterprise.  The  length  of  the 
canal  will  be  about  four  miles,  its  width  at  the  bot- 
tom eighty  feet,  and  depth  at  low  water  twenty-six 
feet.  There  is  room  in  the  lake  for  the  navies  of  the 
world,  and  the  completion  of  the  canal  will  make  it 
the  most  remarkable  inland  harbor  in  (he  world. 

The  pest  of  all  mariners,  the  teredo,  will  have  but 
little  chance  there.  As  is  well  known  they  eat  into 
the  sides  of  ships  until  they  are  fairly  honey  combed 
but  the  moment  they  strike  fresh  water  they  drop  off 
dead.  The  completion  of  this  canal  will  make  Seat- 
tle the  most  prosperous  city  on  the  Pacific  Coast.— 
Clay  Record. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

To  those  who  keep  close  watch  of  the  real  estate 
movement  in  Chicago  the  present  condition  of  the 
market  is  by  no  means  discouraging  There  is  not 
much  activity  in  sales,  it  is  true,  but  the  same  may 
be  said  of  nearly  every  other  interest  in  the  West. 
Real  estate  is  simply  keeping  in  strict  sympathy  with 
the  rest  of  the  business  world,  only  that  in  real  estate 
the  market  is  firmer  than  it  is  in  almost  any  other 
kind  of  property.  Compare  prices  of  realty  with  those 
of  merchandise,  for  instance,  and  the  superiority  of 
real  estate  investments  at  once  appears.  Prices  in 
the  industrial  and  commercial  world  Jiave  fallen  fully 
one-half,  but  in  real  estate  there  is  no  snch  depreci- 
ation True,  if  owners  were  forced  to  sell  at  once 
and  for  cash,  as  merchants  often  are,  they  would 
have  to  sacrifice  perhaps  even  more  heavily,  but  the 
very  strength  of  real  estate  investments  lies  in^the 
face  that  it  is  not  necessary  to  sell.  The  great  ma- 
jority of  property-owners  in  Chicago  are  in  a  position 
to  hold  on  until  the  wonderful  growth  of  the  city 
shall  have  brought  their  property  to  the  front,  and 
then  they  will  be  in  a  position  to  dictate  their  own 
prices.  Let  it  not  be  supposed  for  a  moment  that 
after  waiting  for  years  for  that  opportunity  they  are 
going  to  sell  at  lower  prices  than  they  bought  at. 

LARGER  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

A  sale  of  Kimbark  avenuo  property  at  $800  a  foot 
has  gone  to  record.  The  property  lies  on  the  east 
side  of  Kimbark  avenue,  300  feet  north-of  Fifty-ninth 
street,  50  by  188  feet,  and  was  sold  by  W.  D.  Spencer 
to  L.  H.  Carr  for  $40,000.  It  is  handsomely  improved 
at  a  cost  of  about  $20,000 

The  northeast  corner  of  Kinney  avenue  and  Seven- 
tieth street,  south  front.  Si  by  81  feet,  was  sold  by  O. 
E.  Frazee  to  W.  Dunne  for  $25,000.  This  is  approxi- 
mately at  the  rate  of  $300  per  front  foot  for  a  shallow 
lot,  but  the  corner  is  valuable. 

T.  White  has  sold  to  A.  F.  Keeney  for  $36,000  80  by 
100  feet  on  Wallace  street,  east  front,  155  feet  south 
of  Seventy-sixth  street.  This  property  is  in  the  Au- 
burn Park  district  west  of  the  railroad  tracks  and 
the  price  paid  illustrates  the  rapid  appreciation  of 
frontages  all  through  the  southern  suburbs.  A  few 
years  ago  property  in  that  section  was  considered 
dear  at  a  thousand  dollars  an  acre. 

D.  W.  Eiss  has  sold  to  G.  Schmitz  70  by.  125  feet 
on  Forrestville  avenue,  west  front,  234  feet  north  of 
Fiftieth  street,  for  $36,000.  This  property  is  substan- 
tially improved. 

SALES  ON  THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

Judicial  sales  on  the  Board  are  increasing  in  num- 
ber and  amount.  During  the  month  of  September 
they  were  153  sales,  aggregating  $684,986.96.  Among 
the  sales  this  week  was  one  of  25  by  125  feet  on  But- 
ler street,  between  Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 
street;  also  49  by  i25  feet  at  the  northeast  corner  of 
Butler  and  Thirty-thiid  streets,  to  Theresa  Gregory, 
for  $11,000.  Also  a  sale  of  25  by  123  feet  on  West 
Huron  street,  between  Washtenaw  and  Rockwell 
avenues,  to  Rose  S.  Bryan,  for  $7,811.79.  The  sales 
to  building  and  loan  associations  average  less  than 
one-tenth  in  number  and  amount. 

THE  BUILDING  ACTIVITY. 

Building  permits  have  been  noticeably  increased  in 
amount  rather  than  in  number.  The  small  transac- 
tions are  not  so  numerous  as  they  were.  This  week 
one  permit  was  issued  for  a  $125,000  structure,  one 
for  $85,000,  another  for  |70,000,  one  for  $38,000  and 
one  for  $35,000,  besides  several  for  $12,000,  to  $18,000. 
A  better  class  of  buildings  are  being  erected.  L. 
Brooks  will  erect  a  five-story  brick  apartment  build- 
ing at  the  corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and  Thirty-sixth 
street,  to  cost  $125,000.  Durand,  Kasper  Company 
are  erecting  a  six-story  brick  warehouse  at  153  to  161 
West  Lake  street.  Gamer  Bros,  are  putting  up  four 
3  story  brick  fiats  at  4720  to  4726  Calumet  avenue,  to 
cost  $38,000.  John  Mohr  &  Son  will  build  a  brick 
boiler  shop  on  Ninety-sixth  street,  South  Chicago,  to 
cost  $35,000.  W.  H.  Colvin,  Jr.,  is  now  at  work  on 
seventeen  2-story  and  basement  brick  residences  at 
6501  to  6529  Woodlawn  avenue,  and  444-446  Sixty-fifth 


street,  the  total  cost  of  which  will  be  $70,000. 

The  architects  have  more  work  now  in  hand  than 
at  any  previous  time  for  two  years.  The  tendency  is 
to  design  3  and  4-room  apartment  buildings,  the  sup- 
ply of  the  larger  flats  being  in  excess  of  the  demand. 

LOANS  AND  MORTGAGES. 

Loans  of  moderate  amounts  are  numerous.  The 
loftier  transactions  of  former  days  are  not  in  vogue, 
but  conservative  deals  are  the  rule  now,  to  the  mu- 
tual advantage  of  both  lender  and  borrower.  W.  II 
Holden  loaned  to  John  York  $25,000  for  five  years  at 
6  per  cent  on  25  by  100  feet  on  Johnson  street,  be- 
tween West  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth  streets.  J. 
R.  Foulke  loaned  to  Featherstone  Sons,  the  bicycle 
manufacturers,  $25,000  for  two  years  at  6  per  cent  on 
364  feet  south  front  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Hal- 
sted  and  Front  streets,  running  through  to  the  North 
branch  of  the  Chicago  river.  C.  J.  Hambleton  loaned 
to  A.  A.  Murray  $22,400  for  five  years  at  6  per  cent  on 
6i  acres  on  South  Park  avenue,  between  Sixty-third 
and  Sixty-seventh  streets,  A  large  loan  on  acre 
property  in  Thornton  was  that  of  C.  W.  Hinckley  to 
W.  Fallon,  $19,000  for  five  years  at  6  per  cent  on  part 
of  160  acres  in  the  northeast  quarter  of  section  19  of 
Thornton  township,  the  land  bordering  on  the  Calu- 
met river.  Numerous  other  loans  ranging  from  110,- 
000  to  Ji;0,000  went  on  record  during  the  week.  One 
applicant  for  three  loans  of  $30,000  each  is  said  to 
have  secured  the  money  at  4^  per  cent. 

SOME  FEATURES  OF  THE  MARKET. 

In  view  of  the  dullness  in  the  real  estate  market 
for  the  past  two  years,  it  is  peculiar  that  nobody  has 
yet  lost  anything  except  those  who  bought  more  than 
they  could  pay  for  and  borrowed  more  than  they 
could  pay  interest  on.  Investors  who  bought 
judiciously,  even  during  the  boom  period  are  now  in 
no  danger,  nor  are  they  at  all  dissatisfied  with  their 
investments.  People  who  borrowed  money  on  real 
estate  to  speculate  on  the  Board  of  Trade  and  the 
Stock  Exchange  and  lost  it  are  now  endeavoring  to 
sell  their  equities  at  a  high  figure,  but  capital  does 
not  seem  to  take  kindly  to  equities  especially  when 
the  rate  of  interest  is  high.  The  lenders  do  not  want 
to  take  their  mon^y  out  nor  do  they  want  the  prop- 
erty in  a  majority  of  instances;  they  simply  want 
their  interest.  But  where  the  money  has  been 
squandered  in  speculation  or  in  the  erection  of  fine 
buildings  beyond  the  requirements  of  localities  where 
situated  the  owners  must  suffer  a  while  longer.  It 
is  feared  now  that  the  rapid  and  extensive  develop- 
ment of  electric  and  elevated  railway  lines  will  in- 
duce people  to  overbuild  which  is  as  hurtful  to  the  real 
estate  market  as  overbuying.  Empty  houses  hurt  the 
business.  As  soon  as  all  surplus  houses  and  stores  are 
occupied  as  is  now  the  case  along  the  Humboldt  Park 
branch  of  the  Metropolitan  "L"  road,  vacant  prop- 
erty will  be  strictly  in  the  market.  The  vast  im- 
provements made  in  building  the  last  three  or  four 
years  will  help  values  of  vacant.  This  is  especially 
the  case  in  the  World's  Fair  district  and  in  the  north- 
west section  of  the  city.  It  is  mainly  the  poorly  im- 
proved property  in  the  midway  districts  that  suffers 
now.  The  march  of  improvements  is  along  the  lines 
of  the  elevated  and  electric  roads. 

PROGRESS  OF  STREET  RAILWAYS  WESTWARD. 

With  reference  to  the  Lake  Street  "L"  extension 
westward  the  editor  of  the  Vindicator  says: 

Those  who  have  seen  Mr.  Louderback  say  that  he 
says  the  extension  will  be  built.  If  it  is  not  to  be 
built  no  doubt  Mr.  Louderback  will  be  applying  at 
the  next  meeting  of  the  Cicero  town  board  for  an  ex- 
tension of  time.  The  material  for  building  a  station 
at  Fifty-second  street  was  lately  carted  away  to  build 
a  station  at  State  street.  This  certainly  does  not 
look  like  building  an  extension  in  the  near  future. 
It  must  be  remembered,  too,  that  Mr.  Yerkes,  who 
is  president  of  all  the  connecting  trolley  lines  is  the 
principal,  if  not  the  majority  stock  holder  of  the 
Tjake  street  elevated  line,  and  that  it  would  be  more 
profitable  for  the  company  to  forfeit  the  $10,000  put 
up  as  a  guarantee  than  to  spend  a  couple  of  hundred 
thousand  in  building  a  mile  of  road  to  compete  with 
a  system  of  their  own  aL'eady  in  existence  and  aban- 


October  5,  1895. 


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don  the  collection  of  two  nickles  instead  of  one.  A 
good  authority,  however,  tells  us  that  the  company 
will  asli  for  an  extension  of  time  and  will  promise  to 
build  the  road  next  year. 

At  the  last  meeting  of  the  Riverside  Town  Council 
the  Suburban  Electric  Railroad,  of  which  Mr.  D.  B. 
Lyman,  of  LaGrange,  is  president,  asked  the  board 
for  a  fifty  year  franchise  to  run  cars  down  Harlem 
avenue,  from  the  line  of  Thirty-third  street,  to  Og- 
den  avenue,  and  southwest  on  that  street  to  the 
Lyons  town  line.  Also  to  be  allowed  to  construct  a 
line  north  of  the  improved  portion  of  the  village  to 
Desplaines  avenue  or  Woodside  road,  then  thence 
south  to  Forest  avenue,  and  there  to  turn  west  and 
cross  over  the  river. 

The  Ogden  Street  Electric  Road  made  application 
to  the  board  for  a  twenty-year  franchise  to  run  cars 
on  Harlem  avenue  from  Ogden  avenue  north  to  Bur- 
lington street,  and  thense  west  on  Burlington  street 
to  a  point  beside  the  office  of  Dr.  E.  A.  Van  Tuyl. 
They  also  asked  permission  to  construct  a  line  down 
Ogden  avenue  from  Harrison  avenue  to  the  Lyons 
town  line. 

The  work  of  laying  the  tracks  on  the  Lake  street 
extention  of  the  Cicero  and  Proviso  street  railway  is 
progressing  rapidly,  the  work  having  btgun  Monday. 
A  large  force  of  men  is  employed  and  the  construe 
tion  is  being  vigorously  pushed.  The  rails  used  are 
very  heavy  steel,  weighing  ninety  pounds  to  the 
square  yard  and  are  firmly  joined  by  heavy  angle 
bars.  Solid  sawed  heart-of-oak  ties,  3,000  to  the 
mile,  are  used,  thus  bringing  them  about  twenty 
two  inches  from  center  to  center.  The  ties  are  sunk 
below  the  level  of  the  pro51e  grade  and  thoroughly 
grouted.  Over  this  comes  the  planking  and  then  the 
cedar  paving.  The  whole  goes  to  form  a  track 
adapted  for  high  speed,  smooth  running  and  of  al 
most  adamantine  solidity. 


REAL  ESTATE  ABENT  DABBLES  IN  STOCKS 
MORE  OR  LESS. 

The  Journal  has  frequently  advised  its  readers 
to  let  stocks  alone  and  to  not  mix  the  real  estate 
business  with  doubtful  enterprises.  In  fact  it  has 
admonished  its  patrons  to  avoid  board  of  trade  and 
stock  speculation  and  stick  closely  to  realty.  Here 
is  another  example  of  disobedience:  Col.  Turner  sued 
for  $200  000  in  the  United  States  Circuit  Court.  This 
does  not  mean  that  the  Colonel  has  1200,000  to  pay 
damages  with,  but  that  simply  a  $200,000  damage 
suit  was  started  yesterday  morning  in  the  United 
States  Circuit  Court  by  the  filing  of  a  declaration  by 
Charles  Hoyle,  of  Missouri,  in  behalf  of  James  L. 
Blair,  also  of  that  State,  against  Henry  L.  Turner. 

The  suit  is  based  upon  an  unpaid  claim  for  services 
said  to  have  been  performed  by  the  complainant  in 
effect  by  the  consummation  of  a  deal  of  considerable 
importance  between  Turner  and  Wellington  Adams, 
and  the  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  Electric  Railroad  Com- 
pany. 

According  to  the  statgments  of  the  declaration  the 
defendant,  among  other  things,  bound  himself  to 
cause  to  be  sold  for  $2,000,000  the  bonds  of  the  rail- 
road company  on  or  before  March  5,  1«95.  'I  he  stip- 
ulation was  also  made  that  Turner  pay  to  the  plain- 
tiff $40,000  as  soon  as  the  deal  should  have  been  closed 
and  to  transfer  to  the  latter  15,000  shares  of  the 
capital  stock  of  the  railroad  company,  said  to  be 
worth  $5'>,000.  The  contract  for  which  the  above 
remuneration  was  to  have  been  paid  was  signed 
September  24,  and  the  complainant  sets  up  the  claim 
that  he  has  not  been  dealt  with  according  to  the 
terms  of  the  agreement  entered  into  between  him 
and  Turner. 

The  colonel  must  have  not  been  studying  the  les- 
sons learniid  in  past  years  by  older  and  more  prudent 
men.  Colonel,  keep  out  of  politics  and  stocks;  they 
are  dangerous. 

The  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  Electric  Railroad  was 
fully  and  properly  aired  by  this  journal  in  the  early 
months  of  1893. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

T.  N.  Bell  has  completed  plans  for  J.  J.  Butler  for 
a  three-story  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on 
Blue  Island  avenue,  near  Polk  street.  It  will  front 
25  feet  with  a  depth  of  102.  The  front  will  be  con- 
structed of  stone  and  the  interior  will  be  finished  in 
hard  wood.   It  will  cost  $9,000. 

Arthitects  Leon  E.  Stanhope  and  J.  E.  O.  Pridmore 
are  drawing  plans  for  two  large  South  Side  apart- 
ment houses.  One  will  be  six  stories  high  of  steel 
skeleton  construction.  It  will  be  fire  proof  and  its 
cost  is  estimated  at  $130,000  The  other  building  will 
be  four  stories  high  and  will  occupy  a  lot  100x115 
feet.  It  will  cost  $75,000  and  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick  and  s  one  with  a  Spanish  tile  roof. 

•  Architect  Frank  L.  Wright  is  at  work  on  plans  for 
a  four-story  and  apartment  house  which  I.  H.  C. 
Royse,  of  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  will  build  at  the  north- 
east corner  of  Forty-third  street  and  Forrestville 
avenue.  It  will  front  84  feet  on  Fortv-third  street 
and  100  on  the  avenue.  The  exterior  will  be  con- 
structed of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  the  interior  be- 
ing elaborately  finished  in  hard  wood  and  heated  by 
steam.   It  will  cost  $50,000. 

□  William  L.  Klewer  has  designed  for  Jacob  Schies- 
wohl  a  two-story,  basement  and  attic  frame  resi- 
dence to  be  built  at  the  corner  of  Ridge  and  May 
streets,  in  Rogers  Park.  It  will  front  27  feet  with  a 
depth  of  57.  The  exterior  will  be  constructtd  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  the  interior  being  finished 
in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  hot  water.  It  will  be 
one  of  the  finest  houses  in  that  section  of  the  city 
when  it  is  completed.   It  will  cost  |9,000. 

Charles  W.  Melin  has  designed  a  four-story  apart- 
ment building  to  be  erected  for  Albin  Nelson  on  the 
north  side  of  Belmont  avenue,  just  west  of  Evanston 
avenue.  The  building  will  front  50  feet  and  will 
have  a  depth  of  120  feet.  The  twelve  flats  of  eio-ht 
rooms  each  will  be  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak  and 
will  be  lighted  by  electricity  and  have  steam  heat. 
The  flats  will  be  provided  with  gas  ranges,  electric 
burglar  alarms,  and  letter  boxes,  etc.  Construction 
will  begin  soon.   Estimated  cost  $60,000. 

C.W.  Melin  has  prepared  p]ans  for  an  apartment 
building  on  Belmont  avenue,  between  Halsted  street 
and  Eyanstou  avenue.  It  will  cover  50x100  feet,  four 
stories  and  basement  high,  with  facade  cf  stone,  re- 
lieved by  stone  and  copper  bays,  have  marble  wains- 
coting and  mosaic  floors,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  electric  light,  ranges,  and  every  modern  con- 
venience, at  a  cost  of  about  $60,000. 

Murphy  &  Camp  have  prepared  plans  for  a  store 
and  apartment  building  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
Champlain  avenue  and  Forty-seventh  street  by  Dr 
C.  P.  Caldwell.  It  will  cover  120x72  feet,  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  have  fronts  of  stone  for  the  first 
story,  pressed  brick  above,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $44,- 
000.  It  will  contain  three  stories  and  sixteen  apart- 
ments of  four  to  seven  rooms  each. 

O.  W.  Marble  has  prepared  plans  for  a  residence  at 
Olarksville,  Iowa,  for  L.  Slimmer.  It  will  be  in  the 
colonial  style  of  architecture,  two  stories  attic  and 
basement  high,  43x63  feet,  built  of  frame  and  stone, 
have  hard  wood  finish  and  all  modern  conveniences, 
at  a  cost  of  about  $10,000. 

Dwen  &  White  have  prepared  plans  for  a  ware- 
house on  Superior  street  for  L.  Mon.  It  will  cover 
60x100  feet,  five  stories  and  basement  high,  be  built 
of  brick  and  stone,  with  interior  of  mill  construction, 
have  composition  roof,  elevator,  and  will  cost  $17,- 
000,  The  same  architects  have  let  contracts  for  a 
three-story  residence  in  the  renaissance  style  of  arch- 
itecture, at  3827  Michigan  boulevard,  for  Justice  of 
Peace  E.  T.  Glennon,  at  a  cost  of  $14,000.  They  have 
also  just  completed  a  similar  residence  at  3829  Michi 
gan  boulevard,  for  Martin  Madden,  at  a  cost  of  $14, 


ment  building  on  Humboldt  boulevard,  north  of 
West  North  avenue,  for  Mr.  Holm.  It  will  cover  50 
by  96  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  have 
pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  relieved  by  brick  bays 
and  ornate  meial  cornice,  interior  finish  of  oak  and 
Georgia  pine,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  $30,000.  It  will  contain  twelve  apartments  of  five 
and  six  rooms  each. 

John  T.  Long  reports  plans  prepared  for  a  resi- 
dence on  the  Lake  Shore  drive  in  Evanston,  for  R. 
P.  Hollett.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement 
high,  built  of  stone  and  brick,  have  hot  water  heat- 
ing, hard  wood  finish,  and  the  latest  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $20,000. 


RECENT  COURT  DECISIONS. 

RIGHT  OF  SCHOOL  BOARD  TO  ACCEPT  BID. 

Injunction  will  not  lie  to  restrain  a  school  board 
from  awarding  a  contract  to  one  who  was  not  the 
lowest  bidder,  where  the  board  reserved  the  right  to 
reject  any  and  all  bids,  and  there  is  no  evidence  of 
fraud  on  the  part  of  the  board,  and  no  statute  re- 
quiring contracts  to  be  awarded  to  the  lowest  bidder. 
—Chandler  v.  Board  of  Education  of  City  of  Detroit. 
(Supreme  Court  of  Mich.)   62  N.  W.  370. 

LIABILITY  FOR  NEGLIGENCE  OF  FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

A  municipal  corporation  is  not  liable  for  the  neg- 
ligence of  the  members  of  its  paid  fire  department  in 
the  management  of  their  apparatus  or  the  perform- 
ance of  their  other  duties  about  the  extinguishment 
of  fires,  such  duties  being  a  public  service  for  the  gen- 
eral welfare,  in  which  the  corporation  has  no  private 
interest.— Mayor,  Etc.,  of  City  of  New  York  v.  Work- 
man. (Circuit  Court  of  Appeals,  Second  Circuit )  67 
Fed.  Rep  347. 

EVIDENCE  OF  WASTE  BY  CITY  OFFICERS. 

If  a  city  council,  in  bad  faith,  and  as  a  matter  of 
favoritism,  grants  franchises  to  a  person  for  less  than 
could  be  obtained  from  another,  such  act  is  within 
the  statute  authorizing  taxpayers  to  sue  city  officers 
to  prevent  waste  of  city  property.  If  such  council 
granted  franchises  for  a  part  only  of  the  compensa- 
tion which  it  was  authorized  to  exact,  without  any 
endeavor  to  secure  greater,  and  without  giving  any 
opportunity  to  competitors  to  bid  for  such  fran- 
chises, a  prima  facie  case  of  waste  of  municipal  prop- 
erty is  made.— Adamsoo  v.  Nassau  Electric  R.  Co. 
(Supreme  Court,  Special  Term,  Kings  County.  (33 
N.  Y.  S.  Rep.  732. 


Ooranna,  Mioh.— The  oitizsns  will  vote  on  the  isene  of 
$30,000  in  bonds  for  a  waterwoks  system. 


H.  Curtis  Hoffman  has  made  preliminary  plans  for 
a  manufacturing  building  at  613  West  Lake  street, 
for  the  Thompson  Phosphate  Company.  It  will  be 
five  stories  and  basement  high,  50x200  feet,  be  of 
mill  construction,  have  pressed  brick  front,  two  ele- 
vators, steel  beams,  and  will  cost  f35,c00. 

Hallstrom  &  Ockerlund  have  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  North  Ashland  avenue,  near 
Graceland  avenue,  for  Mrs.  A.  Peterson.  It  will 
cover  50x64  feet,  three  stories  and  basement  high, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  with  brick  bays 
oak  finish  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  cost  of 
about  $16,000. 

Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  prepared  plans  for  a 
block  of  SIX  flat  buildings  at  the  southwest  corner  of 
Michigan  boulevard  and  Sixty-seventh  street,  for 
James  J.  Parrott.  They  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  22x65  feet  each,  have  stone  fronts  and 
hard  wood  finish.   Total  cost  $35,000. 

Charles  F.  Sorenson  is  preparing  plans  for  an  apart- 


BOLDEN  HARVES 

is  now  assured  to  the  farmers  of  the  West  and  North- 
west, and  in  order  that  the  people  of  the  more  East- 
ern States  may  see  and  realize  the  magnificent  crop 
conditions  which  prevail  along  its  lines,  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  R'y  has  arranged  a  series  of 
three  (3)  Harvest  Excursions  for  August  29,  Septem- 
ber 10  and  24,  for  which  round  trip  excursion  tickets 
(good  for  return  on  any  Friday  from  September  13, 
to  October  11,  inclusive)  will  be  sold  to  various  points 
in  the  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest  at  the  low 
rate  of  about  one  fare.  For  further  particulars  ap- 
ply at  ticket  office,  95  Adams  street,  Chicago. 


H.  A.  Hamlin,  the  well-known  real  estate  printer 
and  engraver,  located  at  423  Dearborn  street,  has 
lately  published  a  very  handsome  map  of  Lake  View 
and  Kogers  Park,  showing  section  lines,  ward  bound- 
aries, new  names  of  -,treets  and  route  of  Northwest- 
ern Elevated  Railway,  a  very  useful  map  to  the  real 
estate  men.  Copies  can  be  had  at  his  office. 


Harvey,  III.— The  Oonnoil  will  vote  on  ordinance  to  pro- 
vide for  the  issD«  of  street  improvement  bonds. 

Biddeford,  Me.— The  city  ooanoil,  Sep  9,  passed  an  order 
authorizing  the  issoe  of  bonds  amounting  to  |16"0,000,  to 
ran  twenty  years  at  4  per  cent.  The  money  to  be  used  in 
taking  op  outstanding  notes. 

Belfast,  Me.— The  Finanoe  Committee  was  authorized 
and  instruoted  to  refund  the  $113,100  of  the  4  per  cent 
oity  of  Belfast  bonds,  now  outstanding,  with  a  straight 
oity  of  Belfast  10-30  bonds,  and  to  carry  out  said  refund- 
ing by  selling  said  bonds  in  the  manner  which  in  their 
judgment  shall  best  serve  the  intereets  of  the  city. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Octobers,  1896. 


INITIAL,OR  GENERAL  MAP. 


This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county,  III.,  Lake  county,  Indiana, 
McHenry  and  DuPage  counties,  111.,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal. 


T.4.2N. 


October  5,  1S95. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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950 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  5,  1895 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Heotor,  Minn. — The  village  has  voted  to  issue  f  7,000  in 
bonds  for  water  supply. 

Mt.  Olemens,  Mich. — The  citizens  deoided  to  iasne 
$11,000  sohoolboQse  bonds. 

Elizabeth.  Fa. — It  is  proposed  to  issue  bonds  to  the 
amoant  of  $11,000  for  street  improvements. 

Monroeville,  Ohio. — The  citizens  will  vote  in  November 
on  the  idsae  of  f 35,000  water  works  bonds. 

Marinette,  Wis. — A  special  election  was  held  Sep.  26  tv 
vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  |;30,000  in  bonds. 

Bayfield,  Wis.— Bayfield  voted  to  issue  |240,000  in  bonds 
for  the  Washburn.  Bayfield  and  Iron  River  Railroad. 

Ashland,  Pa. — The  Ashland  School  Board  will  issue 
bonds  to  the  amount  of  $i5,000,  bearing  4  per  crnt  inter- 
est. 

Gladstone,  Mich. — The  city  will  issue  $12,0(10  in  bonds 
to  construct  an  electric  light  plant  and  improve  the  streets. 

Youngstowa,  Ohio. — The  citizens  will  vote  Nov.  5  on  the 
qnestion  of  issuing  $21,000  fire  protection  bonds.  J. 
Howard  Edwards,  Oity  Olerk. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — The  County  Board  is  considering  the 
issue  of  bonds  for  the  consideration  of  a  viaduct  at  the 
upper  end  of  Grand  avenue. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. — The  oity  is  agitating  the  qoeBtion  of  is- 
sning  bonds  for  the  erection  of  new  school  houses.  Ad- 
dress George  Bingham,  County  Clerk. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — The  County  Commissioners  deoided 
to  issue  $25,000  worth  of  South  Rooky  River  bridge  bonds. 
Same  will  be  offered  for  sale  shortly. 

Montevideo,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  5, 
for  the  purchase  of  $5,(00  6  per  cent  twenty  years'  village 
bonds.    J.  M.  Severens,  Recorder. 

Glen  Ridge,  N.  J. — At  a  special  election  held  Sep.  18, 
the  citizens  voted  in  favor  of  issuing  $40,000  for  school- 
house  purposes.    Address  Robert  S.  Rudd,  Mayor. 

Athens,  Qa. — The  City  Council  has  called  a  special  elec- 
tion for  Oct.  26  to  vote  on  the  proposition  of  issuiog  bonds 
for  an  electric  light  plant.    Amount,  $10,000. 

Berkeley,  Cal. — The  Board  of  Trustees  will  probably 
call  an  election  shortly  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing 
bonds  to  the  extent  of  $92,000  for  sohoolbonse  purposes. 

Red  Lodge,  Mont. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  21 
for  the  purchase  of  $46,000  twenty-year  6  per  oent  county 
bonds.  A  certified  check  of  $1,('(}0  most  acoompany  each 
bid.    E.  J.  McLean,  County  Clerk  and  Recorder. 

Montevideo,  Minn. — The  citizens  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
waterworks  improvement  bonds. 

Forest  Grove,  Ore. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$30,OCO  in  bonds  to  be  used  for  the  erection  of  water- 
works. 


WiDslow  &  Jaocbion',.  sub,  Its  36  au.l  36  in  b  4  of  the  s  e  H   of  the  n  e 
ot  8ec  1  d9  IS.  Ojt  23,  11  a  m.  Harvey  K  Seasenny.  guardian.  L  N 

tie  VI  Vt  of  the 
H  L  Walt,  master. 


KersiDgton  add.  It  11  In  b  8.  beiuij  a  !.ab  of  th^t  pt  of  th 
w  H  of  the  8  w  44  of  sec  33  39  12.  Oct  21,  2  p  m.    H  L 


111'  La  8alle.  L  N. 


° T/^K  n  !      1,°'     ^        ^  ^""«<1  "t^'e"  Bank  add  In 

sec  28  39  14.  Oct  2J,  11  a  m.  Juo  J  Frauzsa,  aduitr.  L  N. 

"'o?'JhI^« n         .^"^  V'^^  ^»  *°  ^  «8,  also  that  pt 

of  the  8  3ft  of  It  15  w  of  the  e  lu.tm  chai.  8  of  land  of  said  It  16;  the  e 
V'A  b  oh  «iu8  of  It  15;  all  of  It  IB,  b.ing  in  the  Aesessor'8  dW  of  the  w 
Yi  of  (he  n  w  V4  and  the  w  of  thx  s  w  I4  ot  see  15  37  14.  Oct 
am.  Cornelius  Kuyper,  arimtr.  L  N. 


i8,  11 


K  ,  °f  f^"""-,  "  ^'     ^'             Id  b  4  and  Its  I,  2.  10.  11,  21  and  22  iu 

ti  "ii^^  l-'^  "/          "  ""1                 °      "f  be  14,  15  and  16  in 

l8taddtoKeusingtoain6ec  22  27  Rud  28  37  14.  Octal,  1pm.  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  master,  lOi)  Waehiugton  et.  L  N. 

Oolambia  H^ts.  Keeuey'slstadl.  It4llnbl9B8n')of  thes  H  of  the 
6^e^^4  of  86(38  32  an  t  33  35  14.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 

Oole'8  sub  Its  44  to  48  iu  h  3  of  the  e  of  the  s  20  acre,  of  the  w  H  ( 
•he  n  e  ^4  w  ta  the  w  4.21  acre,  of  the  s  2U  acres  of  the  e  of  the 
Detrbo^ru^t    L  B  "  ^  "^"^      ^  ^       ^"""^  ^  ^^l^h,  master,  79 

Oity  of  Ch'go  enb,  It  9  in  the  sub  of  b  50,  sfc  19  39  U. 
Geo  Bass,  master,  li  9  Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 


Oct  17,  Ham 


Anslia.  Coleman's  udd,  It  2  in  b  8  being  the  w  .'6.82  acres  of  the  8  %  of 

Portl.ndbrk  Tn^*       '^"^      "  " 

Wrightwod,  sub  It  2  ot  its  18. 19  and  the  e  H  of  It  20  in  outlt  "0"  being 
a  tub  of  the  8  w/,  of  sec  28  40  14.  Oct  22,  Ham.  Walter  Butler 
master.  L  N. 

Roger's  sub.  It  20  in  b  13  of  the  n  e  M  ot  the  9  w  H  os  sec  4  39  14. 
22,  u  fi  m.  A  F  steveaej  •,  master,  6J  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

'^TI'^'q'Jw"!';  ''^ '  5  b  1  ot  the  8  w  H.  of  the  s  w  V.i  of  the  n  w  .4 
of  sec  9  38  14.  Oct  21,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master,  11  1  La  Salle  8t.  L  N 

W  Pullm-in,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  Jud  add,  Its  2j  and  29  in  b  2  of  the 
~  w  !i  of  890  21  37  14.  Oct  21,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master.  L 


Oct 


Yi  of  the  1 


"  19  '°  b  8  a  sub  of  tha  w     of  the  n  w  M,  of  sec  31  40  14 
Oct  28,  1(1  a  m.   EJmind  J  Brodowski,  admtr.  L  N. 

P.-oebstriug's  sub.  It  7  of  Us  4  5  and  6  aad  the  8  60  ft  ot  It  7  in  b  8  of 
Bordeu'8  sub  of  ihe  w     of  the  s  e  >4  of  sec  86  40  13.    Oct  21,  II  a  m 
Ohristme  Diemel,  gu  irdian.  L  N. 

^''J^^^'f  "  "  b  3  of  the  e  '/j  of  the  n  w  M  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec 
8t   L  is'*'"  "       ''""'^  Noyes,  master,  88  and  9J  Washiiigt 

Springer  &  Pierce's  sub.  It  It  in  seblt  2  of  (he  8  Y2  of  it  3(i  in  (ha  Pchoi 
Trustees  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  Oct  14,  11  a  m  Edm  S  Oummians,  nj 
ter,  701  Kec'zie  bldg.  L  N. 

Harvey.  Its  1  to  27  in  b  "C"  of  ihe  s  e  H  of  tec  8  und  of  ihe  n  e  . 
sec  17  36  14.  Oct  14,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mai-ttr,  11(J9  Ttcoma  blC 
L  N . 

HBlDe'8  fub.  It  43  in  the  sub  of  b2  of  bs  2  Red  14   in   the  Circuit  1 
Couniij  ptn  of  (he  o  w  H  of  the  u  e  i*  cf  sec  31  38  16.  Oct  f,  11  a  m 
L  Sherman,  masler.  b  N. 

Cornel',  then  16  ft  (fit  18  and  all  of  It  19  in  b  60  ia  stc  2Saud  35  38  1 
Oct  8,  11  a  m.  PL  ehtrman,  master.  L  N. 

Thomas  sub,  Us  15  and  16  In  b  12  of  bs  12  and  13  in  role's  sub  of  Ihe 
V4  of  ihe  n  w  !4  (ex  the  8  e  !4  ot  the  s  e  >4  of  the  said  a  w  of  sec 
37  14.  Ocl  8,  11  a  m  P  L  hhermau,  master.  L  N. 

tJiddisnn.  resub.  Its  6  10,  11,  and  13  of  (he  n  Yt  and  the  n  6  B  f  t  of  the  „ 
M  of  b  2  in  Smith  &  Go's  reeuti  of  b  S  of  FKch's  sub  of  bs  5  and  6  and 
U  in  Hardii  e'd  sob  cf  ihe  w  Yi  os  the  u  w  J^i  of  sec  11  39  13  Oc;t  f, 
111  a  m.  Jas  R  Maun,  master,  17d  Dearbarn  »t.  L  N. 


Waseca,  Minn. — Waseca  will  issue  $14,000  5  per  cent 
lO-year  bonds,  to  pay  off  the  floating  indebtedness  of  the  Ch'go  Onvsiy  sub  cf  pt  of  stone  &  Whitney's  snb, 
oitv  ^^'^  Oot  11,  11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  ir 

St.  L  B. 


Lake  Oity,  Fla. — The  Oity  Council  has  passed  an  ordi 
nance  to  cover  the  call  for  an  election  for  bonding  the 
oity  for  improvements. 

Pomona,  Oal. — An  election  will  be  called  to  vote  on  the 
qnestion  of  issuing  $80,000  in  bonds  to  buy  the  water 
plant  and  pot  in  a  pipe  system. 

Rochester,  Minn. — The  Oity  Council  at  a  recent  meeting 
granted  permission  to  the  School  Board  to  issue  $6,030  of 
school  bonds  payable  in  ten  years. 

Parkersburg,  W.  Va. — A  special  election  has  been  called 
to  vote  on  the  proposition  of  issuing  $25,000  in  bonds  for 
oity  park  purposes.    Address  Mayor  R.  Harry  Thomas. 

Chicago,  111. — At  the  meeting  of  the  West  Park  Board,  a 
resolution  asking  the  ofiSoers  of  the  West  Town  to  issue 
$600,000  bonds,  to  defray  the  expenses  of  putting  in  the 
contemplated  improvements  of  the  West  Park  system 
without  delay,  was  adopted. 


Oass'  sub.  It  8  In  b  fi  of  the  e  30  acres  of  the  s  61  acre?  rt  (he  n  w  of 
tec  25  30  13.  t'ct  14,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts  Its  1  to  32  of  Its  37  to  46  aad  61  to  60,  b  il,  and  Its  1  to  8  of 
Brr  ckivay's  Fub  of  Its  47  to  50  b  II  in  sees  17  nnd  18  37  14  Oo*  7  11  a 
m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master,  921-23  Stock  Exchaige  bldg.  L  B. 
Carter's  resub.  It  23  in  b  9  of  bs  1.  3,  4,  5,  7,  8,  9,  11,  11,  13,  u  and  15 
and  Its  2.  4  and  5  ia  b  17  in  Oarter's  sub  of  Clifford's  add.  Oct  12,  11 
a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  11  a  m.  L  B, 

Its  I,  2,  and  3  in  b  66 
master,  108  Dearborn 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo'-<  sub.  It  2  in  b  21  pt  of  sees  5  and  6  37  16.  Cot  21,  11  a 
m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Dickey  &  Baker's  sub.  It  4  in  b  3  of  It  1  being  the  n  4.04  chains  of  the 
8  w  )4  of  the  8  w  ^  of  sec  24  38  14.  Dot  a,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker 
master,  L  N. 

Harvey,  Its  1  to  27  in  b  "0"  a  enb  ot  that  pt  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  8  and 
that  pt  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  17  36  14.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker 
master.  L  N. 

Evaneton,  Ladd'a  add,  the  e  H  of  It  4  in  b  6  In  the  n  w  %  of  sec  30  41 
14.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Delamater'8  resub.  It  16  ex  thes  1  foot  and  3  inches  of  b  22  of  Simon's 
Bub  ot  the  s  e  H  of  sec  35  40  13.  Oct  21,  11a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. L  N. 


Rogers  Pk  sub,  the  n  35  ft  of  Its  10  and  II  in  b  37.  Oct  8,  12  m.  John 

J  Healey,  master.  L  N. 
Nichol's  snb.  It  5  in  b  2  of  the  e  Y,  of  Its  16  and  16  of  the  School  Trns 

tees  8ui)  ot  sec  16  38  14.  also  divert  piece?   of  property  belonging 

to  the  estate  of  Jno  Kempter.  Oct  19, 11  a  m.  Julia  Kempter  admtrx 

L  N. 

Scoville  &  Niles  sub,  It  33  and  34  of  b  6  in  Oak  Park,  being  a  snb  of  the 
w  40  acres  of  the  8  w  of  sec  7  39  13  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Fanny  T  Par 
sjnp,  executrix.  L  N. 

Ealette  &  Co's  sub.  It  24  in  b  5  of  the  s  e  M  of  the  8  e  '4  of  sec  19  37  14 
Sept  18.  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7U2  Obioig  .  Opera  House 
bldg.  L  N. 

Simmons  &  Gordon's  add.  Its  13  23  and  24  in  Hchool  Trustees  sub  of 
sec  16  40  14.  Sept  17  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  L  N. 


Sheridan  Rd  resub.  It  1  of  b  3  in  Dingee's  add  to  Wilmette. 
a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 


iept  18,  11 


Holstein,  Pierce's  add.  It  B  in  b  6.  Oct  21,  11am 
ter.  L  N. 


Bosbnell's  add,  the  n  M  of  It  2  In  b  20. 
Bdmtr.  L  N. 


Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
Oct  28,  10  a  m.    Jno  S  Cook, 


Eulert's  sub.  It  17  ot  b  7  of  Dowse's  add  to  Lemont  In  eec  29  37  11.  Sept 
19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Hull's  sub,  It  141  of  9Yi  acres  in  the  e  H  of  the  p  w  M  of  sec  4  39  14 
Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  uutler,  master.  L  N. 

Myrick'a  2nd  add,  Its  2  and  3  In  b  1.  Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler, 
maiiter.  L  N. 

Winnetka,  Garland's  add.  Its  7,  8  and  9  lo  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  in  b  8,  b  4  a  snb 
of  the  n  120  acres  of  the  s  w  }i  of  sec  21  42  13.  Sept  14,  11  a  m  A  F 
Stevenson,  master,  61J  Pottlaud  blk.  L  N. 

Hair  &  Ridgway's  snb.  Its  I  and  2  ot  Its  44  to  47  in  Bowen's  sub  of  pt  of 
bs  2  and  3  in  Ridgewood,  a  sub  of  the  s  38  acres  of  the  w  H  of  the  s 
e  J4  of  seo  11  38  14.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Sisson  &  Newman's  sub,  the  n  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  ot  the  n  w  H  ot  seo  4 
37  14,  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  H  Huoae,  spl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts,  It  4  in  b  10  iu  w  i4  n  w  !4  of  sec  17.  Sept  14,  11  a  m  Perry 
A  Hull,  master.  LB.  " 

Altgeld's  sob.  It  4  and  6  ot  be  3  and  4  iu  the  sub  of  be  2  and  3  In  the  Ca- 
nal Trustees  sub  ot  the  e '/4  of  sec  29  40  14.  Sept  16,  1  p  m  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  ir^aster.  L  N. 

Canal  Trustees  snb.  Us  7,  8  and  9  in  b  6  of  the  w  i4  and  the  w  H  of  the 
n  e  14  of  seo  17  39  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110 
LaSalle  si.  N  O  R. 

Honore's  sub,  It  21  in  subblk  2  in  b  3  ot  bs  1  to  5  and  the  w  !4  of  b  6  in 
1''^r°»Q'8  add,  in  seo  18  39  14.  Sept  21,  11  a  m.  T  0  Manning,  admtr. 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  Its  2  to  13  in  b  11.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M 
Stevens,  master.  NOR. 


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951 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Oct.  2,  1895. 

Sales.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   317  $1,771,215 

Olty,  under  $1,000   110  67,9(i7 

County   131  270,230 

Total     558  $2,109,;152 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Oct.  3,  1894. 

Seles.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  11,000...                        3li2  $1,775,110 

Olty,  under  1,000....                      127  78,271 

Oonnty                                        109  277,286 

Total   538  $2,130,667 


Ada  8t,  275  ft  8  of  70th,  w  f  25x124;  Sep 
28.  W  B  Timmons  to  R  A  Radle. .  .l$2,500 

Alexander  st,  231  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av, 
8  f  25x100;  Sep  18,'89.  D  O'Oonnell  to  0 
O'Oonnell  |6,000 

Allen  av,  40  ft  s  of  Brand,  e  f  60x125;  Sep 
19.  M  Jaokson  to  0  Ott  |2,400 

Anthony  av,  225  ft  n  w  of  Keefe,  s  w  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  27.  I  M  Martin  to  W  R  Martin 
 $1,000 

Armitage  av,  125  ft  e  of  Balloa  st.  n  f  25x 
150;  Sep  27.  Q  M  Kenwood  to  W  H  L 
Olson  11,500 

Armitage  av,  201  ft  w  of  N  47th,  s  f  75x 
126;  Sep  20.  0  S  Owen  to  R  Nathan 
 $1,350 

Armour  av,  a  w  oor  57th  pi,  e  f  26xlC0; 
Aug  13.  H  F  von  Berg  to  M  Soanlan 
 $3,500 

Armour  av,  370  ft  n  of  Slat  st,  w  f  24^x 
100;  Sep  23.  H  H  Gage  to  F  A  Roe. $1,250 

Armour  av,  150  ft  s  of  51st  st,  w  f  25x100; 
Sep  27,  H  B  Taylor  to  F  Spengler. $2,700 

A&hland  av  N,  120  ft  n  of  W  North,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Sep  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Prosperity 
B  &  L  Asan  ,...$2,120 

Ashland  av,  200  ft  a  of  61at  at,  e  f  50x121, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  18.  H  Peek  to  A  J 
Sabath  $12,<  00 

Augusta  st,  n  e  oor  N  Washtenaw  av,  a  f 
47x125;  Sep  30.  A  H  Stephani  to  M 
Olson  $4,000 

Augusta  at,  25  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  60x100; 
Sep  10.  J  J  Keerey  to  W  Kruae ....  $3,700 

Avenue  N,  225  ft  n  of  109th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Sep  28.  J  Braun  to  P  Sohutz  $1,000 

Avenue  "N"  275  ft  s  of  97th  at,  w  f  25x 
124;  Sep  24  0  Skiba  to  L  Spinder .$1,200 

Beaoon  st,  240  ft  n  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  50x 
150;  Sep  3.  B  B  Jones  to  R  Prendergast 
 $3,500 

Belmont  av,  premises  No  113i!  26x122; 
Sep  27.  J  Sohween  to  F  O  Voss  ....  f  5,£00 

Belmont  av,  50  ft  e  of  Albany,  n  f  26x125; 
Sep  27.  P  Blum  to  S  Keasler  $5,000 

Berkeley  av,  n  e  cor  44th  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Sep  30.  E  A  Oalkinato  D  W  K6yes.$ll,300 

Berkeley  av,  149  ft  n  of  44th  at,  e  f  24x 
123;  Sep  24.  W  H  Barry  to  C  A  Marah 
 $15,000 

Beiwyn  av,  a  w  oor  Leavitt  st,  n  f  993^x 
125;  July  22.;E  Rudolph  to  J  M  Johnson 
 $2,900 

Bishop  at,  48  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  24xl24J^; 
May  l.F  T  Murphy  to  J  0  Wagner 
 $1,600 

Blue  Island  av,  opp  Gurley  st,  n  w  f  24j^ 
xll6}^;  July  7,'93.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  V 
Kretzinger  $4,100 

Boaworth  av,  149  ft  a  of  Oornelia  at,  e  f 
371^x123%;  Sep  25.  E  D  Leonard  Jr  to 
J  M  Kean  $t,500 

Bowen  av,  159  ft  eof  EUia,  a  f  16x66;  May 
15.  W  H  CairndufiE  to  H  Hedge  $7,750 

Briar  at,  125  ft  e  of  Orchard,  8  f  25x125; 
Sep  25.  S  Lnndin  to  A  Peteraon. .. $5,000 

California  av,  120  ft  a  of  W  23d  st,  e  f  24 
xl25;  Sep  21.  F  Weidemann  to  M  Smidl 
 $1,500 

Oalifornia  av,  200  ft  n  of  Point  at,  w  f 
233^x73;  Sep  28.  G  Johnaonto  A  M  Nel- 
aon  $2,000 

Calumet  av,  100  ft  n  of  49th  at.  e  f  50x 
140;  July  24.  H  G  Heintz  to  M  Laraon 
 $5,000 

Calumet  av,  37  ft  n  of  44th  at,  w  f  20x126; 
Seo  26.  Q  W  Bittenger  to  G  E  Bittenger 
 $1,000 

Calumet  av,  275  ft  n  of  50th  at,  e  f  23^4\ 
102;  Oct  1.  O  Healy  to  A  0  Brown 
 $2,700 

Calumet  av,  275  ft  n  of  50th  st,  e  f  23i^x 
127;  Sep  30.  A  0  Brown  to  E  Appleton 

 $11.50T 

Campbell  aV;  246  ft  a  of  Fulton  st,  e  f  24x 
126;  Sep  26.  J  Linnett  to  E  H  Seeman 
 $6,000 


Canal  st,  a  w  oor  97th,  e  f  76x126,  and 
other  ppty;  Aug  20.  E  C  Perkine  to  0 
F  Richardson  $5,000 

Central  Park  blvd,  n  e  cor  Drake  av,  a  f 
50x1611^;  Sep  27.  Maat  in  Chy  to  O  Lunt 
 $6,379 

Central  Park  av,  n  e  cot  Adama  at,  w  f  41 
xl34;  Sep  19.  E  R  Hoatetter  to  L  P 
Friestedt  $8,610 

Center  av,  164  ft  n  of  68th  at,  w  f  24x124; 
Oot2.S  Chisholm  to  A  E  Anderson 
 $2,500 

Center  av,  225  ft  a  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x121; 
Sen  5 .  F  Fleischer  to  N  C  Hall ... .  $2,000 

Center  at,  108  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  s  f  30x 
125;  Sep  5.  C  Heck  to  J  P  Andes. $11,000 

Center  av,  265  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x131; 
Aug  12.  A  W  Wolfe  to  M  A  Wolfe. $2,500 

Champlain  av,  n  e  cor  48th  st,  w  f  85x 
125;  June  3.  J  E  Taylor  to  G  O  Gordon 
 $13,750 

Champlain  av,  240  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  i-ix 
122;  Sep  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  Oehne 
 $2,346 

Ohaae  av,  n  e  oor  Grand,  s  t  75x150;  Sep 
24.  J  H  Coons  to  L  H  Partridge. .  .$3,000 

Chicago  av  W,  74  ft  e  of  N  Fairfield,  s  f 
24x125;  Mar  4.  A  D  Bobiason  to  M  W 
A  Lesoh  $2,000 

Olaremont  av,  125  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  at,  e 
f  25x125;  Sep  23.  B  Sohmitz  to  S  Mayer 
 $6,000 

Ciarinda  st,  223  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  25 
x94;  Sep  21.  P  Zyk  Jr  to  P  Zyk. .  .$1,900 

Clark  at,  150  ft  s  of  Walnut  st,  e  f  200x 
140;  Sep  28.  N  Wohllebens  to  D  W 
Miller  $14,000 

Clark  st,  143  ft  a  of  Winoria,  e  f  50x149; 
Sep  24.  K  Abigh  to  E  King  $3,500 

Clifton  av,  125  ft  n  of  Belmont,  w  f  25x 
123  65-100;  Sep  26.  C  Calberg  to  F  W 
Johnson  $3,0C0 

Commercial  av,  280  ft  a  of  89th  st,  e  f  25 
xl38;  Sep  18.  J  F  Delaney  to  J  Delaney 
  $6,000 

Commercial  av,  und  3^  of  same  ppty;  Sep 
11.  J  Delaney  to  J  F  Delauey  $1,500 

Commercial  av,  275  ft  a  of  97th  st,  e  f  26 
xl38}^;  Sep  24,  P  Burkhart  to  A  Abra- 
ham 11,300 

Cornelia  st,  122  f t  e  of  W  45th,  n  f  96x 
123,  and  other  ppty ;  Sep  26.  M  M  Shelley 
to  J  G  Ryan  $5,000 

Cornelia  st,  218  ft  w  of  W  44th,  n  f  48x 
132;  Sep  7.  J  8  Norton  to  same..  .$1,000 

Oortez  at,  n  e  cor  Hamlin  av,  s  f  3(  0x300 ; 
Sep  19.  L  M  Adams  to  O  H  Trego. $5,000 

Courtland  at,  230  ft  e  of  N  Oakley  av,  a  f 
24x100;  Sep  26.  Maat  in  Chy  to  0  Stein- 
brecher  »  $1,894 

Crystal  at,  250  ft  eof  N  42d  av.a  f  25x122; 
Oct  1.  J  S  Clark  to  R  Riohea  $1,500 

Dearborn  st,  376  ft  s  of  40th,  e  f  26x100; 
Oct  1.  C  G  Moll  to  F  C  Paul  $3,500 

Dickens  av,  50  ft  e  of  Homan,  a  f  60x150, 
more  or  less;  Sep  26.  M  N  Peters  to  G 
E  Peterson  $2,250 

Diveraey  st,  n  e  oor  Kedzie  av,  s  f  67x125; 
Sep  7.  M  Bauerle  to  M  Bender  $4,100 

Diversey  av,  s  e  oor  Riohnaond,  n  f  267x 
110,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  23.  J  WD 
Kelley  et  al  to  C  E  Cessna  $7,900 

Division  st  W,  n  e  oor  N  40th  av,  a  f  96x 
125;  Sep  18.  S  Mayer  to  E  Sohmitz.$3,800 

Drexel  av,  228  ft  c  of  65th  st,  e  f  50x132; 
Sep  18.  0  H  Dennis  to  W  K  Gore  et  al 
 $4,500 

Drexel  av,  156  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x109; 
Sep  30.  0  I  Atwood  to  M  E  Trotter 
 $5,000 

Edgemont  av.  200  ft  e  of  Loomis  st,  n  f 
25x103;  Sep  30.  F  J  Salger  to  T  K  Mar- 
tin  $4,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  a  f 
24x125;  Sep  25.  J  Roeaaler  to  H  Benze 
 $7,600 

Eighteenth  at  W,  287  ft  e  of  Halsted,  a  f 
26x107;  Sep  16.  B  B  Clarke  to  C  Shields 
 $3,500 

Elaine  pi,  200  ft  s  of  Cornelia  av,  w  f  60x 
125;  July  26.  S  S  Burns  to  R  D  Mark- 
ham  $6,000 

Blaine  pi,  same  ppty;  July  27.  R  O  Mark- 
ham  to  J  M  Lovejoy  $6,000 

Ellis  c"  ?53  ft  8  of  92d  st.ef  50x124;  Sep 

24.  J  B  Qrubb  to  F  L  Bennett  $1,000 

Emma  st,  365  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  25x 
134V^;  Oct  2.  J  Hadek  to  F  Mikitvnski 

  $9,000 

Ems  st,  126  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f  26x 
110^;  Oct  1.  A  H  Brewer  to  S  Angle- 
mire  ♦1,000 

Ksoanaba  av,  205  ft  s  of  97th  st,  w  f  "ibx 

126;  Sep  28.  J  Braun  to  F  Sohutz. .  $3,000 
Evergreen  at,  opp  Park,  n  w  f  25x145; 
Sep  27.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  I  K  Boyesen 


 $2,285 

Fairfield  av,  286  ft  n  of  Lake  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Aug  31.  A  Pollack  to  M  Phelps 
 $5,000 

Fifth  av,  334  ft  n  of  33d  st.  w  f  25x125; 
i^ng  26.  Est  of  0  E  Foraberg  to  J  W 
Foraberg  $1,300 

Fifteenth  et  W,  48  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f  24x 
125;  Sen  26.  M  Burke  et  al  to  F  Soaano 
 .'.  $1,550 

Fifty-third  st,  112  ft  e  of  La  Salle,  n  f 
100x116;  Oct  1.  W  Graver  to  R  Roe 
 $10,000 

Fifty-fourth  pi.  203  ft  e  of  Halsted  at,  8  f 
16%xl25;  Sep  4.  J  B  Garner  to  L  G 
Proett  $5,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  195  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f  66 
xl25;  Sep  20.  B  N  Parsons  to  J  B 
Garner  et  al  $18,000 

Fifty-fourth  pi,  s  w  cor  Sacramento  av,  n 
f  48x125,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  17.  P  S 
Burton  to  S  D^miels  $10,000 

Fifty-fourth  at,  207  ft  e  of  Halsted,  u  f 
16%xr25;  Sep  27.  R  T  Burton  to  J  J 
Murray  $A0O0 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  187  ft  e  of  Halsted  st.  s  f 
16^x126;  Sep  24.  E  A  Norden  to  M  A 
Berg  $5,000 

Fifty  seventh  st,  160  ft  w  of  Moiiroe  av,  a 
f  25x100;  Nov  25.  Q  A  Stephenson  to  B 
H  Bremer  $3,750 

Fletcher  st,  241  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f 
25x120;  Sep  28.  W  A  Bremena  to  A  Ded- 
inaky  $1,500 

Fletcher  at,  aame  ppty;  Sep  30.  A  Dedin- 
sky  to  M  A  Brems  $l,61u 

Forestville  av,  234  ft  n  of  50th  at,  w  f  70x 
125;  Aug  19.  D  W  Bias  to  G  Sohmitz 
 $36,000 

Fortieth  av  N,  275  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
25x125;  Sep  17.  Home  Building  and 
Loan  Aasn  to  J  Maskrart  $1,500 

Fortieth  st,  278  ft  e  of  Langley  av,  u  f 
281^x170;  Sep  24.  H  A  Barry  to  F  J 
Kerr  $20,000 

Fortieth  st,  192  ft  e  of  Vernon  av,  s  f  17x 
109;  Sep  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  T  Oehne 
 ,$2,950 

Forty-first  av  N,  50  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
25x125;  !^ep  2.  A  F  Keeney  to  A  Priokett 
 $1,000 

Forty  first  st,  311  ft,  more  or  less,  e  of  St 
Lawrence  av,  n  f  30x118;  Sep  24.  R 
Barnard  to  M  E  Keely   $5,0C0 

Forty-second  pi,  premises  No  489;  Oct  1. 
M  Rothschild  to  0  Hirsoh  $3,000 

Forty-fourth  ot  N,  300  ft  n  of  Byron  at,  e 
f  50x132;  Sep  14.  0  H  Waite  to  G  Souli 
 $1,500 

Forty-fifth  pi.  166  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n  f 
50x125,  Sep  9.  T  Wild  to  E  A  Boydell 
 ,  $5,800 

Forty-fifth  av  S,  83  ft  s  of  12th  at,  w  f  25 
xl25;  Oct  30.  J  Baker  to  E  Keller.  .$1,050 

Forty-aeventh  pi  W,  150  ft  w  of  Aberdeen 
st,  s  f  50x125;  Sep  30.  E  Carlson  to  J 
Ounnea  $8,000 

Forty-aeventh  st,  48  ft  w  of  Center  av,  n 
f  24x125;  Aug  23.  M  Haubrioh  to  K  Mc- 
Guire    |2,065 

Forquer  st,  300  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  s  f  72 
xll6>^;  Sep  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B  W 
Smith  $9,224 

Franoisoo  st  N,  191  ft  s  of  Fulton,  w  f  26 
x205;  Aug  27.  D  M  Hanson  to  B  F 
Sweet  $1,755 

Garfield  blvd,  100  ft  s  of  Lexington  st,  e 
f  25x150;  Sep  28.  M  0  Lee  to  M  0  Mar- 
tin $2,501 

Giddinga  at,  37  ft  e  of  Hamilton  av,  n  f 
37^x123;  Sep  18.  J  Gardiner  to  J  Dur- 
kin   ...,$1,260 

Glenwood  av,  663^  ft  n  of  88th  st,  w  f  50 
xl25;  Sep  23.  Girard  B  L  Assnto  0  H 
Hanohett   $1,500 

Gordon  terrace,  200  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  s  f 
50xl09>^;  Aug  22.  0  H  Gentry  to  0  A 
Gordon  $C,000 

Grenahaw  st,  316  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  26.0  Barendt  to  P  Moyna- 
han   $5,000 

Greenwood  av,  108  ft  n  of  78th  at,  w  f  50x 
125;  Aug  8.  M  Fayette  Ringls  to  M  A 
Baldwin   -.$6,000 

Green  at.  75  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  35x125;  Sep 
30.  M  Larson  to  J  M  Wheeler  $7,5C0 

Green  st,  50  ft  n  of  85th,  e  f  50x126;  Aug 

1,'93.  B  Diokmann  to  W  J  Hubert. $1,4^0 
Green  st,  150  ft  s  of  74th,  e  f  25x124;  Oct 

1.  M  A  Perham  to  T  D  Carroll ...  .$1,C0C 
Haleted  st  N,  119  ft  s  of  Diversey  av,  w  f 
25x134;  Oct  2.  W  H  Kaesel  to  H  E  Bent 

 $2,500 

Halsted  st,  150  ft  n  of  66th,  w  f  25x100; 

Sep  30.  E  Fooke  to  R  Seidel  $1,750 

Halsted  st,  10  ft  s  of  Bunker,  w  f  40x112; 


Sep  19.  G  F  Ebert  to   R  Wilhelmina 

 $2,500 

Halsted  st,  248  ft  s  of  Webster  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  26.  L  J  Houserman  to  J  Q 

Roland  $6,000 

Halsted  st  N,  235  ft  s  of  Clybonrn  av,  w  f 
24x60;  Sep  30.  G  Sohaft  to  P  Liohten- 

bert   $2,900 

Halsted  st,  448  ft  n  of  67th,  w  f  25x1223^; 
Sep  27.  G  R  Forshee  to  E  D  Forshee 

 $2,(00 

Halsted  st,  n  e  cor  26th,  w  f  24x100;  Aui; 

17.  J  F  Jackman  to  J  H  Jackman. $5,000 
Halsted  st,  100  ft  n  of  120th  ot,  w  f  50x 
126;  Aug  3.  Am  T  and  S  Bank  to  R  S 

Martin  $1,700 

Hamlin  av,  159  ft  a  of  Carroll  at,  e  f  75x 
1223^;  Sep  16.  C  M  Kretsohmer  to  J  L 

Horan   $1,250 

Hamlin  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  23.  J  L  Horan 

to  M  A  Kretsohmer    $1,600 

Harding  av  N,  149  ft  s  of  Iowa  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  24.  S  H  Wheeler  to  J  J  Mo- 

Namara  $1,600 

Hermitage  av  and  Paulina  st,  223  ft  n  of 
Taylor,  25x26^;  Sep  16.  J  F  Mitchell 

to  Met  W  8  L  Ky  $1,675 

Hermitage  av  N.  79  ft  s  of  Ainalie  st,  w  f 
100x166;  June  26.  M  E  Cole  to  G  W 

Ohamberlin  $9,000 

Hermitage  av,  n  w  cor  Jane  at,  e  f  25x127; 
Aug  27.  P  J  Carlin  to  Q  Piebensen 

 ■  .$2,500 

Homan  av,  s  w  oor  Mariana,  e  f  98)^x125; 
Sep  30.  <)  W  A  Gildertleve  to  A  M 

Petersen   .  ..$2, '00 

Homan  av,  112  ft  n  of  Ogden  blvd,  e  f  50 
xl20;  Sep  26.  C  F  Wiehe  to  M  Greene 

 $2,500 

Homan  av,  122  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w  t 
25x177;  July  1.  J  Johnston  to  H  Olsen 

 $4,000 

Hoyne  av,  50  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  25x125; 

Jaly  15.  W  Frink  to  M  MoGrane..  $3,n00 
Humboldt  blvd,  48  ft  e  of  Fairfield  av,  s  f 
24x166;  Aug  30.  0  E  Egeberg  to  S  Niel- 

son  $4,000 

Huron  st  W,  288  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  s  f  2*x 
121^;  Oct  1.  J  Benller  to  M  Connor 

 ,o.  $1,700 

Indiana  av,  259  ft  n  of  24th  at,  w  f  40x 
178;  Sep  11.  E  P  Griswold  to  C  J  Oheatle 

 $20,C0D 

Indiana  av,  200  ft  a  of  53d  st,  e  f  26x161; 
Aug  17.  0  J  Staflford  to  P  Raymond 

 $5,000 

Irving  av,  141  ft  n  of  71st  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Sep  26.  M  E  De  Vine  to  R  0  Givina 

 $2,0C0 

Irving  Park  av,  162  ft  e  of  N  67th,  n  f  100 
xl87;  Sep  26.  D  8  Dunning  to   A  D 

Michand  *1,000 

Irving  Park  av,  354  ft  w  of  Southport,  a 
f  60x125;  Oct  2.  J  F  Guenther  to  J  P 

Hansen  $3,000 

Irving  Park  av,  96  ft  e  of  Sawyer,  s  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  19.  D  W  Bisa 

to  G  Sohmitz  $7,500 

Jackaon  at,  152  ft  w  of  8  44th  av,  n  f  25x 

125;  Sep  22.  O  Lazansky  to  B3tein.$l,000 
Janssen  av,  s  e  cor  Grace  st,  w  f  25x120; 

Sep  27.  K  Hanvey  to  A  Moennioh. .  $1,500 
Jefferson  st,  167  ft  s  of  I6th,  w  f  52x101; 
July  20  B  H  Huffer  to-M  C  Sternbruok 

 $10,300 

Jefferson  st,  21  ft  s  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f  22x 
90;  Oat  1.  A  Faehtke  to  A  VS^ettenberg 

 $8,0C0 

Jefferson  av,  250  ft  s  of  64th  st.  e  f  25x 
100;  Aug  1.  A  W  Coleman  to  W  A 

Prosser  $3,0f0 

Justine  st,  98}^  ft  n  of  9l9t,  w  f  100x133; 
Aug  23.  C  Silverman  to  0  Freiberg 

 $3,500 

Justine  st,  s  e  cor  64th,  w  f  233^x124;  June 

6.  D  Goodwin  to  P  A  Helm  $1,150 

Kedzie  av,  209  ft  s  of  12th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  27.  0  F  Schnltz  to  O  Oorbett. .  $8,000 
Kedzie  av,  291  ft  n  of  W  22d  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Sep  3.  K  E  Harner  to  H  B  Repen- 

iiing  $3,500 

Senmore  av,  200  ft  n  of  Glen  Lake,  e  f  30 
xl50;  Nov  24.  J  A  McDowell  to  B  0 

Rogers  $2,400 

Kenmore  av,  356  ft  s  of  Grand,  w  f  50x 
150;  Sep  21.  R  L  Duval  to  R  S  Thomp- 
son  $6",500 

Kimbaik  av,  n  e  cor  69th  st,  w  f  100x189, 
und  }4  int;July  5.  J  I  Pearoe  Jr  to  N  W 

Green  $2,400 

Kimbark  a-",  300  ft  n  of  59th  st,  w  f  5ux 
188;  July  1.  W  D  Spencer  to  L  H  Carr 

 $40,000 

Lafayette  av,  300  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  5nx 
175;  Sep  28.  D  W  Miller  to  N  Wohlleben 
(Continued  m  pa^e  953 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  *).  1695 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  |  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measnres  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them 
selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofaoturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  marnfaotnring  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9U0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  Sooth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St, P.  Railway 

425  Old  Coloaj  Bldg.,  OHIOAQO.  111. 


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T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


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Coupes,  Buggies,  Cafpiages, 
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741,  743  and  745  W.  Lake  Street. 
Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  tn  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimlnlrxg,  ©to. 
All  Hia&i  Of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 
Building  Materlali  O  h  I  eaca 

For  Sal*.     Telephone.  Main  7*7. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  6l  Co* 

215  Wabas>i  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


LOUIS  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsomBst  Restaurant,  in 
Pmerica 


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Diae'nosis 
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Bad  business  means  business  stagnation.  When  a  man's 
system  is  tagnated  he  needs  a  tenic. 

The  best  tonic  for  business  is  printer's  ink.  A  good  qual- 
ity of  It  well  displayed  on  good  paper. 

Many  phases  of  business  need  disgrams  and  pictures  to 
better  illustrate  the  printed  matter  Real  estate  men 
must  have  plats— some  other  men  must  have  pictures. 

I  Advertisement  We  put  up  these  tonic  prescriptions  better  than  anyone 
I  in  the  world.   You  have  heard  of  us  before. 


READ 
THIS 


H.  A.  Hamlin: 


Chicago.  August  30,  1895. 


Dear  Sra— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  recently  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  work  is  clean,  crisp 
and  attractive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  bevond  criti- 
cism. 

Assuring  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

DuNLAP  Smith  &  Co, 


H.  A.  HAMLIN 


CHAS  H.  9IacI>0]VAILI>, 

Besldent  aianager 


Telephone  Harrison  435. 


423  Dearborn  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


Octobers,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


953 


(Oontinoed  from  page  951.) 

 $14,000 

Laflin  st,  1P7  ft  n  of  85th,  w  f  75x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Sep  25.  J  Brom  to  F  M 

Woods  $1,950 

Laflin  st,  197  ft  n  of  86th,  w  f  25x125; 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  26.  F  M  Woods  to 

W  0  Kranter   $1,000 

Laflin  st,  49i^  ft  n  of  91st,  e  f  l(!Oxl33; 
Aug  15.  E  L  Brainerd  to  S  Florsheim 
et  al   $3,500 

Laflin  st,  s  w  oor  64th,  e  f  233^x124;  Jnne 
6.  D  Goodwin  to  W  Mayhew  $1,100 

Lake  av,  200  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  ICQ  ft  to 
railroad;  Sep  23.  0  F  Swan  to  B  R 
Miller  $57,600 

Langlev  av,  97  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  24x122; 
Sep  28,  A  Lindholm  to  T  Morphy.  $4,900 

Langley  av,  216  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  25x 
122;  Sep  28.  J  F  Nixon  to  H  K  Brooks 
 $1,20(1 

La  Salle  et,  premises  No  6'  58,  30x127;  Sep 
16.  N  Johnson  to  M  Miller  $2,650 

La  Salle  av,  premises  No  225,  21>^x92; 
Sep  26.  J  M  Donnelly  et  al  to  F  0  Mo- 
Cormiok  $12,500 

La wr  dale  av,  225  ft  n  of  W  24th  st,  e  f  25 
xl26;  Oct  1.  0  L  Bonney  to  0  A  Loaoks 
 $3,750 

Lawrence  av,  966  ft  e  of  SheflSeld,  s  f  50x 
150; Sep  23.  A  J  Tengwald  to  A  Ohytrans 
 $3,25r 

Leavltt  st,  125  ft  n  of  37th,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  10.  W  Frink  to  J  Viotory  $2,900 

Le  Moyne  av,  264  ft  e  of  N  Central  Park, 
n  f  24x123;  Sen  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  B 
Van  Dyok...."   $2,760 

Lexington  st,  226  ft  w  of  S  47th  av,  s  f 
60x125;  Jane  8.  E  K  Burgge  to  A  Bnrgge 
 $1,600 

Lexington  st,  190  ft  e  of  Springfield  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Sep  27.  F  A  Sessions  to  F 
T  Swaoniok..,  $1,260 

Lexington  st,  256  ft  w  of  Oarfield  blvd, 
B  f  50x125;  Oot  1.  W  N  Preston  to  J  H 
Lea  $S,000 

Leydenav,  50  ftsot  Belden,  w  f  50xl24i^; 
Jane  4.  G  E  Walter  to  M  Ashtett. . $1,000 

Linooli  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Wrightwood 
avs,  n  e  f  25x125;  Sep  27.  S  Kessler  to 
H  Blom  $7,900 

Lincoln  av,  120  ft  s  e  of  Belle  Flaine,  n  e 
f  25x120;  Aag  6.  A  Izgmanski  to  A 
Kloppmann  $1,760 

Lincoln  st,  97  ft  s  of  53(J,  w  f  126x125; 
Sep  20.  Est  of  L  A  Nesbit  to  J  T  Dale 
 $1,725 

Linden  st,  617  ft  n  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f 
37j^xl76;  July  20.  0  Bristle  to  N  John- 
son  $1  126 

Loomis  st,  47  ft  n  of  53d,  e  f  51x124;  Jnly 
23.  J  B  Stern  to  Q  Jnngcloos  $3,00( 

Lnebeck  st,  188  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f  24x 
100;  Sep  25.  A  Madsen  to  H  Larson 
 $1,400 

Madison  av,  196  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  60x 
150;  Sep  30.  M  B  Trotter  to  0  J  Atwood 
 $18,000 

Madison  av,  40  ft  n  of  52d  st,  w  f  42x134; 
Sep  22.  W  E  Moore  to  M  E  Slooom 
 $22,(00 

Maiden  st.  107  ft  n  of  Leland.  e  f  50x158; 
Ang  22.  J  M  Frost  to  T  P  OQlloton.$3,150 

Maplewood  av  N,  100  ft  s  of  Potomac,  w  f 
25x126;  Sep  30.  M  Olson  to  M  E 
Stephani  $S,000 

Marshfield  av,  60  ft  s  of  York  st,  e  f  £0x 
126;  Sep  9.  E  D  Coy  to  R  E  Dudley 
 $11,000 

Marshfield  av,  74  ft  s  of  York  st,  w  f  18x 
125;  Oot  1.  W  a  Reedy  to  J  W  Reedy 
 $5,0C0 

Marshfield  av,  250  ft  n  of  School  st,  w  f 
26x125;  Sep  30.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  Heine- 
mann  $2,018 

Marshfield  av,  200  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  26x 
124;  Oct  2.  A  Brenan  to  M  Oinooi .  .$3,500 

Marshfield  av,  129i|  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f 
25x123;  Sep  27.  I  A  Combs  to  J  McOann 
 $2,500 

Maryland  av,  26J^  ft  s  of  74  st,  w  f  ^5x 
125;  Sep  30.  J  A  Making  to  H  Daley 
 $1,860 

May  st,  300  ft  n  of  69tb,  w  f  50x124;  Sep 
£4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K  Yonsg,  reor 
 $8,512 

May  Bt,  8  e  cor  68th,  w  f  48x124;  Sep  24. 
Same  to  same  $8,246 

May  st,  147  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  26xliJ4i^; 
Sep  23.  B  L  Maoiejewski  to  Eordowski 
 $1,750 

McGovern  st,  270  ft  e  of  N  Sacramento 
av,  n  f  24x148;  Sep  30.  C  Miller  to  A 
Goldstein  $1,900 

Michigan  av,  124  ft  n  of  56th  st,  e  f  25x 
lt)l ;  Jae  29,  J  Oadaby  to  Z  Mathews 


 $4,375 

Michigan  av,  198  f t  s  of  23d  st,  e  f  75x 
192  8-10;  Mar  13,'90.  J  W  Farlin  to  0  A 

Tyrrell  $30,000 

Milwaukee  av,  s  w  oor  Moffat  st,  n  e  f  44 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;   Sep   30.  F  J 

Berger  to  W  Q  Bergen   .$19,000 

Mohawk  st,  168  ft  n  o'  Eagenie,  w  f  24x 
120.  Jan  19,'84.  J  Reich  to  B  Reich 

 $3,000 

Monroe  av,  176  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  61x192; 
Oot  1.  E  Shryerto  E  Ganger  $9,000 

Monroe  st,  202  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  s  f 
20x60;  Sep  30.  0  A  North  et  al  to  F  B 
Reynolds  $4,000 

Montioello  av,  n  e  oor  Le  Moyne,  w  f  24x 
124;  Sep  28.  0  Oomstock  to  0  G  Kessell 
 $1,6(0 

Morgan  st,  s  w  cor  62d,  e  f  24>^xl24 
72-100;  Sep  25.  B  E  Pagge  to  W  G 
Krntz  Jr  $6,000 

Morgan  st,  n  e  cor  68th,  w  f  69x125;  Oot 
14,'93.  R  Horstmann  to  W  H  Horst- 
mann  $3,000 

Mozart  st,  240  ft  n  of  Marianna  av,  w  f 
241^x125;  Oot  1.  J  L  SheafTer  to  T  W 
Whittier  $2,760 

Moskegon  av,  322  ft  n  of  78th  st,  e  f  26x 
159;  Sep  19.  F  J  Hoatt  et  al  to  J  B 
Lawrence  $1,900 

Nelson  st,  S41  ft  e  of  Soathport  av,  s  f  25 
xl26;  Sep  28.  J  Grzenkowitz  $2,000 

Nineteenth  pi  W,  140  ft  w  of  Fisk  st,  a  f 
26x100;  Sep  26.  Est  of  M  Peoha  to  B 
Pecha  $1,400 

Oakiey  av,  141  ft  n  of  Webster,  w  f  28x 
125;  Sep  23.  S  Brown  Jr  to  M  Engel- 
breoht  $1,000 

Oakley  av,  141  ft  s  of  Belmont,  e  f  25z 
126;  Joly  8.  A  F  Keeney  to  A  Priokett 
 $1,200 

Ogden  av,  s  e  oor  Hamlin  av,  n  w  f  50x 
71;  Sep  12.  T  O'Oonnell  to  E  Allen. $5,000 

Ogden  av,  140  ft  n  e  of  Robey  st,  s  e  f  25 
xl25;  Feb  1,'94.  C  A  Goldsberry  to  S 
Qoldaberry  $6,000 

One  Hundred  and  Second  st,  118  ft  e  of 
Batter,  n  f  35x126;  Sep  18.  E  F  Gillette 
to  L  Dnoat  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Third  st,  54  fte  of  Car- 
penter, s  f  30x127;  Aug  1.  F  Timmis  to 
0  B  Crawford    1,750 

Ontario  av,  171  ft  n  of  8l8t  st.e  f  25x125; 
Sep  25.  E  A  Larson  to  E  L  Hegenbeck 
  $4,0(0 

Osgood  9t,  300  ft  s  of  Grace,  w  f  50x120; 
Sep  26.  A  Peterson  to  S  Landin  .$11,760 

Owasco  st,  176  ft  e  of  S  41st  av,  n  f  26x 
126;  Oot  1.  J  E  Mansfield  to  E  Spencer 
 $1,750 

Park  av,  357  ft  w  of  Redzie,  s  f  26x120; 
Sep  28.  E  R  Wright  to  M  A  McCarthy 
 $12,(00 

Paulina  st,  226  ft  s  of  Grace,  e  f  25x126; 
Sep  11.  J  Rood  Jr  to  F  A  Nelles.  .$1,000 

Paulina  st  and  Hermitage  av,  alley  It  bet, 
323  ft  n  of  W  Taylor  st,  w  f  V5x26i^; 
Sep  24.  J  Labrecque  to  Met  W  S  El  R 
R  Co  $2,700 

Peoria  st,  350  ft  a  of  67th  e  f  26x126;  Seo 
17.  A  E  Anderson  to  F  O  Heckert. $2,300 

Perry  st,  236  ft  s  of  FuUerton  av,  e  f  26x 
126;  Oct  2,  H  Demner  to  L  Oberding 
 $4,500 

Perry  av,  94  ft  n  of  68th  st,  e  f  47xl74i^; 
Oot  2.  M  E  Back  to  L  A  Merriman 
 $5,000 

Pierce  av,  225  ft  e  of  N  Homan,  s  f  25x 
120;  Mar  1,'93.  S  Gage  to  U  E  Jensen 
 $1,500 

Polk  st  W,  193  ft  w  of  California  av,  n  f 
25ul25;  Sep  28.  S  Level  to  C  Sanbert 
  $1,100 

Prairio  av,  246  ft  n  of  54th  at,  w  f  25t 
179^;  Sep  14.  L  Quaokenbash  to  A 
Chapeok  $2,125 

Prairie  av,  s  e  oor  44th  st,  w  f  100x160,  ex 
part  owned  by  elevated  railway;Sep  11. 
C  A  Marsh  to  J  E  Fellows  $20,000 

Part  n  >^  8  e  }4  37  14,  about  65  acres, 
Jnly  15.  E  C  Lyon  to  8  E  Gross ..  $10,000 

Rhodes  av,  n  w  oor  66th  st,  e  f  22J^xl22; 
Sep  30.  H  Daley  to  J  A  Making. . .  $4,500 

Rice  st,  207  ft  w  of  N  45th  av,  n  f  48x 
123;  Sep  26.  M  M  Shelly  to  J  O  Ryan 
 $1,000 

Ridge  av,  536  ft  n  w  of  Bryn  Mawr,  n  e  f 
40x2uO;  Sep  21.  M  Foerster  to  D  C 
Butts   $1,800 

Robey  st  N,  48  ft  n  of  Labeck,  e  f  24x100; 
Sep  7.  W  T  Gallus  to  F  Klayda  ..  $2,250 

Robey  st  N, same  ppty;  Sep  28.  F  Klayda 
to  8  Marunkowski  $2,362 

Robey  st,  232  ft  n  of  W  Polk,  w  f  24x126; 
Sep  19.  C  Chapman  to  M  Serviss.  .$2,600 

Rogers  Park,  It  17  blk  42;  Sep  27,  A  L 
Farwell  to  M  8  Orofat  ♦  ....$3,000 


Rogers  Park,  same  ppty,  Sep  27,  M  8 
Orofut  to  A  F  Koeppe  $2,100 

Rosalie  av,  200  ft  s  of  55th  st,  w  f  60x150; 
Sep  26.  M  Gallagher  to  J  M  Kartz.$l  I.OjO 

Rosemont  av,  191  ft  w  of  Sonthport,  s  f 
50x1341^;  Ang  32.  F  L  Gray  to  C  H 
Gentry  $2,000 

Rush  st,  641^  ft  8  of  Superior,  e  f  34x100; 
Aug  27.  M  A  Whitehouae  te  R  S  Williams 
 $22,000 

Sangamon  st,  98  ft  n  of  118th,  e  f  60x126; 
May  1.  D  D  White  to  R  R  Organ .  .$3,500 

Sangamon  st,  100  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  35x125; 
Sep  30.  A  Green  to  L  P  Eckwalt. .  .$2,5C0 

Sangamon  st,  122  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  52x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  28.  J  Laaderbaok 
to  E  A  Lauderback  $10,(00 

Sangamon  st,  112  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  62^x 
125;  Sep  26.  W  T  Church  to  H  P  Krausz 
 $3,500 

Sangamon  st,  200  ft  n  of  62d,  w  f  26x125; 
Sep  30.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Ueinemann 
 $1,363 

Sawyer  av,  225  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Jane  1.  Q  A  Rapp  to  C  A  Sawyer 
 ,  $4,500 

Sawyer  av,  226  ft  n  of  W  21st  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  June  1.  C  B  Sawver  to  G  A  Rapp 
 '.  $4,500 

School  st,  204  ft  w  of  Racine  av,  n  f  2&x 
126;  Sep  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  W  Slovaker 
 $2,492 

Semple's  subdivision,  Its  6  and  7  blk  2, 
Its  6  to  10  Crocker's  snbdivision,  17  38 
14;  Sep  3.  J  De  Boer  to  P  UeWitt.  .$1,800 

Seneshall  st,  187  ft  n  of  Root,  w  f  75  8-i0 
xl23i^,  and  other  ppty;  Apr  29.  W  L 
Lee  &  Co  to  the  Chicago  Forge  and 
Bolt  Co  $50,(  00 

Seventeenth  st  W,  146  ft  e  of  Ashland  av, 
a  t  25x124;  Sep  28.  J  Bohac  to  J  Tojt 
   $3,160 

Seventieth  st,  n  e  oor  Kinney  av,  s  f  84x 
81;  Sep  4.  O  E  Frazee  to  W  Dunne 
 $26,000 

Seventy-first  st,  137  ft  e  of  Lafayette,  n  f 
96x125;  Sep  25.  J  H  Parish  to  C  F  Swan 
 $6,1  00 

Seventy-first  st,  s  w  oor  Winchester  av,  n 
f  45x125;  June  10.  T  J  Bolger  to  D  R 
Niver...  $2,00(i 

Seventy- fifth  st,  n  e  cor  Coles  av,  s  f  50x 
110;  Sep  17.  M  L  Weightman  to  N  Jones 
 $5,(.00 

Seventy-ninth  st,  36}^  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f 
25x100;  Oct  2.  G  R  Pease  to  M  Mo- 
Nulty  et  al   $13,'  GO 

Shields  av,  200  ft  s  of  73d  st,  w  f  50x127; 
Sep  20.  G  M  Lee  to  E  Monroe  $4.00i> 

Sixty-first  «t,  150  ft  w  of  Princeton  av.  n 
f  25x150;  Sep  3. 1  B  Braithwaite  to  J  M 
Kean  #2,5(i0 

Sixty  second  st,  240  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f 
24x125;  Sep  20.  M  T  Rosohke  to  O 
Koenig    $2,5 '0 

Sixty  second  st  same  ppty;  O  Koenig  to 
S  Rosohke  $2,500 

Sixty-second  pi  W,  126  ft  w  of  Stew.art 
av,  n  f  421^x175;  Sep  20.  J  Monroe  to 
A  8  Lee  $7,0ii() 

Sixty-third  st,  100  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Sep  10.  A  Jennings  to  H  Jen- 
nings et  al  ...  $3,300 

Sonth  Chicago  av.  679  f t  s  e  of  Commer- 
cial, n  e  f  75x131;  Sep  16.  W  H  Dilling- 
ham to  P  Sohoenhofen  Bfewing  Uo 
     $.^,626 

South  Park  av,  148  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  50 
xl60;  Sep  21.  E  B  Camp  to  L  M  Bradish 
 $12,0(0 

South  Park  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  27.  L  M 
Bradish  to  M  F  Eads   $12,000 

Soathport  av,  250  ft  s  of  Irving  Park,  w 
f  32x150;  Sep  30.  M  E  Olson  to  8  Byde 
 $1,280 

Soathport  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  1.  S  Hyde 
to  J  M  Roach    $1,280 

Soathport  av,  140  ft  s  of  Irving  Paik,  w  f 
100x150;  Sep  20.  M  E  Olson  to  S  Hyde 
 ,  $7,200 

Soathport  av,  same  as  above;  Oot  1.  8 
Hyde  to  0  T  Yerkes  $7,200 

Soathport  av,  140  ft  s  of  Irving  Park,  w 
f  44x150;  Sep  18.  E  Krohn  to  M  E  Olson 
 $i.200 

State  st,  149  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  49x184}^; 
Sep  10.  B  Talbot  to  A  M  Webster.  .$4,600 

State  st,  100  tt  s  of  65ih,  e  f  74x84;  Aag 
13.  M  Soanlan  to  H  F  von  Berge. .  $8,000 

Stewart  av,  193  ft  n  of  121st,  e  f  37J^xl23; 
Sep  23.  M  E  Updike  to  F  J  Cobb  .$.■>,<  (  0 

St  Lawrence  av,  bet  72d  and  73d  sts,  w  f 
16x122.85;  Sep  25,'89.  F  T  Banker  to  8 
Reynolds   $4,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  194  ft  a  of  72d  st,  w  f 
31  68-100x122  85-10'J;  Sep  28.  W  P  Kas- 
sontoK  Fey  too  $8,200 


St  Lawrence  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  28.  E 
Peyton  to  E  Kasson  $8,300 

St  Lawrence  av,  162  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  16 
xl22  85-100;  Sep  27.  0  Garner  to  J  J 
Murray  $4,600 

St  Lawrence  aT,  18  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  96x 
123;  Sep  21.  E  B  Camp  to  J  C  IdoGib- 
bon  $24,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  27.  J  0 
MoQibbon  to  M  F  Eads   $24,000 

Superior  at,  n  w  cor  Rockwell,  s  f  22j^x 
129  9-10;  3ep  26.  R  L  Robertson  to  A 
Eotlowski  $4,CO0 

Taylor  st  W,  97  ft  w  of  Paulina,  a  f  24x 
192;  Sep  24.  J  O'Neill  to  H  Benze. $9,800 

Taylor  st,  122  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  a  f  24 
zl22;  Sep  24.  L  Schroeder  to  H  Benze 
  $8,600 

Taylor  st,  s  e  cor  Oakley  av,  n  f  100x138; 
Sep  17.  J  P  Hohenadel  to  E  Eiea.$2O,0OC 

Throop  at,  s  e  cor  60th,  w  f  25x124}^;  Sep 
25.  Evanston  and  North  Cook  County 
B  and  L  Assn  to  J  H  Manny  $3,000 

Throop  st,  250  ft  8  of  16th,  e  f  24x125; 
Oot  2.  E  A  Dunn  to  I  Rosen  $11,000 

Throop  st,  122  ft  n  of  W  Adams  w  f  25x 
150;  Apr  1.  E  A  Temple  to  M  M  Jones 
 $12,000 

Thirty-second  pi,  n  w  cor  Aabarn  st,  s  f 
93^x268;  Ang  14.  C  Eroger  to  Catholic 
Bishop  of  Chicago  $3,609 

Thirty-aeventh  pi,  87  ft  e  of  Stewart  av.  n 
f  24x125;  Sep  17.  A  Crane  to  M  Ander- 
son    $1,000 

Thirty-aeventh  st,  72  ft  w  of  Wallace,  s  f 
24x125;  Oot  1.  L  J  Hauserman  to  M  J 
Woods    $2,000 

Twelfth  pi  W,  25  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  25 
1124;  Sep  28.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  Diersaen 
 $5,907 

Twelfth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  at,  a  f 
24x83;  Sep  25.  F  Thompson  to  H  Benze 
 $5,800 

Twelfth  at,  24.(1  ft  e  of  Olive,  a  f  24x147; 
Sep  26.  A-'b  Stone  to  M  R  O'Brien 
   $12,000 

Twetitieth  and  Twenty-first  sts  W.  alley  It 
bet  100  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  5x26.2;  Sep  13. 
A  HaaBe  to  Mtt  W  S  L  Ry   .  $1,000 

Twentieth  and  Tw.nty-flrst  sta  W,  alley 
It  bet,  216  ft  e  of  Wood  st,  a  f  24x29; 
Aug  28.  E  F  Simons  to  Metropolitan  W 
8  El  R  R  Co  $1,600 

Twentieth  st  vV,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  24 
xl  5;  Sep  25.  M  Ueaney  to  Met  W  S  El 
R  R  (5o    $3,700 

Fwenty-fir-t  pl  W,  s  e  cor  Wfishtenaw  av, 
n  f  24xii5;  ^ep  18  M  Smidl  to  F  Weide- 
ma-.D    $1,600 

Twemy-first  pl  W.  .=^01  ft  e  of  Oak  ey  av. 
s  f  25x1  6;  July  12.  M  Brim  to  H  P 
Lindelaee   $3,0' 0 

Twenty-8ixth  at,  166  ft  e  of  Canal,  «  f  -'4x 
126;  Oot  I.  O  U  Groth  to  A  B  i!ody.$4,  00 

Twenty-ninth  st,  Si>  ft  e  of  Vornon  av,  n  f 
30x100,  nnd  1-6  irjt;  Sep  19.  P  Stumps 
to  C  Eiessling    .    $l,3i  0 

Union  av,  297  ft  n  of  58  h  st,  w  f  25xi26; 
Sep  2S.  O  Colby  to  G  A  Hart  $2,4  0 

Van  Bnren  at,  125  ft  w  of  Spaalding  av, 
8  f  25x100;  Sep  26.  D  D  Johusou  lo  A 
L  Purington  $3,'  00 

Vincennes  av,  n  e  cer  74th  s  .  w  f  24x120; 
Sep  27.  8  N  Burifoyne  to  H  J  World 
   $1800 

Wabash  av,  100  ft  s  of  53d  st.  e  f  :;5xl61; 
June  28.  S  Z  Abrams  et  al  to  J  J  Rase- 
  $2,125. 

Wabash  av,  75  ft  3  of  53d  st.  e  f  25x161; 
Jane  28.  Same  to  W  8  Raser  $2,125 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  s  of  5Sd  at.  e  f  25xi61; 
Sep  21.  8  Z  Abrams  to  S  M  Cooper 
   $  500 

Wabash  av,  n  e  ot  109th  pl.  w  f  6'  xl ;  ; 
Sep  18.  J  Boersma  to  A  Vuu  VI  ssicgen 
  ...  (10 

Wallace  st,  156  ft  a  of  76th,  e  f  (-OxlOO, 
and  oihe-- ppty;  Doc  19,'a*.  T  n,.  .j 
A  E  Eeeney   *  6.0  0 

Waller  st,  premises  !so  7,  26x10  '  nud 
iut;  Sep  23.  H  Jones  to  K  J  Byrnes 
  ..  $1,00 

Walnat  st,  bet  Albany  and  Kedzie  ava,  a 
f  20x137;  Sep  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  E 
Young,  recr   - .  $6,841 

Warner  st,  n  w  oor  Kedzie  av,  a  f  46x125; 
Sep  19.  William  Boldenweok  et  al  tT  H 
MoManns   $  ,"0" 

"Washington  av,  225  ft  s  of  5<<1  «i,  o  t  5i 
126;  Oot  1.  L  G  Kerr  to  U  Q  i\es    $7  Umi 

Washington  blvd,  S39  ft  e  t  Lb  vitt  -t  n 
f  20x'33;  July  5.  J  Love  rt  n  o  V  B 
Pushiog    .  ?3H00 

*  aahiogton  blvd.  116  ft  w  of  E  zie  av, 
n  f  25x118;  Sep    ().  E  Ca-tlo  to  >  . 

Gray  |6,500 

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THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  le  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  purpose 
of  speculating  in  real  estate.  It  is  an  AdvertlsinR 
Bnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Inenre 
protection  and  best  results  to  advertisers. 

References:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Ocu'e  Bank. 

"  Wftsmansdorff  tt  Helnemann,  Bankers, 
and  a  thoneand  others  in  Obiosgo. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line. 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

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955 


((joatinued  from  page  953.) 

Washington  blvd,  135  ft  e  of  Saorameuto 
av,  n  f  25x133;  8ep  9.  Q  O  Qanderson 
to  M  F  Saokley  $6,400 

Washington  blvd,  136  ft  w  of  Albany  av, 
nf5'xl25;  Sep  28.  M  W  MoOarthy  to 
W  H  Wright  1 10,250 

Wellington  av,  216  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25 
TlOO;  Sep  28.  W  Pahl  to  P  Sohmitt 
 $2,250 

WesterL  av,  24  ft  s  of  Hirsch  st,  w  f  48x 
125;  Sep  25.  A  M  Rewkowski  to  S  F 
Adalia  $3,000 

Wesson  st,  120  ft  n  of  Ohioago  av,  w  f  20 
x53;  Ang  24.  0  O  Anderson  to  H  J  An- 
derson $2,500 

Whipple  8t,  141  ft  n  of  Jackson  blvd,  e  f 
48x125;  Sep  24.  T  O'Oonnell  to  B  Allen 
 '  $22,000 

Wilcox  st,  215%  ft  w  of  8  44th  av,  n  f  25 
sl^2;Sep  16.  A  0  Wakeman  to  J  E 
Mansfield ,  |1,000 

Winchester  av,  165  ft  n  of  W  Adams  st,  e 
f  24x125;  Oct  1.  M  Eggers  to  0  Kron 
 $5,000 

Winchester  av,  450  ft  d  of  93d  st,  w  f  100 
xl75;  Sep  17.  E  J  Boake  to  0  F  Ropf 
 ,  $3,500 

Winchester  av,  100  ft  n  of  93d  st,  w  f  50x 
175;  Sep  24.  0  A  Ratledge  to  S  A  Blight 
et  al  $5,100 

Winthrop  av,  150  ft  n  of  Bosercont,  vf  f 
£0il50;  Aug  21.  J  L  Ooohran  to  R  G 
Smith  $3,5fO 

Winona  st,  130  ft  w  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 
80x78;  Sep  30.  0  Hine  to  A  J  Reost 
 $4,200 

Wood  st,  57  ft  n  of  84th,  w  f  75x125,  and 
other  ppty;  July  2  Soath  Bnglewood 
Land  syndicate  to  E  A  Breoher.  ..$1,6C0 

Wood  st,  214  ft  n  of  45th,  e  f  24x124 
85-100;  Sep  23.  J  Fishtr  to  M  Koranda 
 $2,5"0 

Wood  st,  224  ft  n  of  85th,  w  f  100x125; 
Joly  2.  I  a  Mitchell  to  A  Meinhold. $1,600 

Yale  st,  40  ft  s  of  6Uh,  w  f  45x146  8-10; 
July  6.  L  H  Fluke  to  L  M  Flake.  .$3,8C0 

MI«CEl.l.AJ»(KOUS-ClT\: . 

Tranefers  Under  tlOOO. 
Allen's  add,  It  9  b  1  Sept  30,  G  A  Hart  to 

0  I  Colby  1550 

Altgeld's  sob.  It  47,  20  40  14  e  of  R  R; 
Sept  20  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  H  Kleineoke 

 $873 

AndersonvUle,  It  35  sub  pt  It  9  and  Its  10 
to  13  b  2  Aug  ],  A  H  Loeb  to  J  Polow- 

ski  $750 

AnJerson'^  sub,  It  17  b  2,  b  1  etc  s  w  qr 
14  39  13  Sept  12,  W  Morgan  to  W  B 

Oonningham   $500 

Armitage  av,  Thompson's  snb,  It  20  b  3, 
34  40  13  Sept  23,  F  S  Thompson  to  A 

Andersen.  $400 

Ashland,  Ist  add.  snb  It  2  It  6  b  7,  18  39 
14,  Sept  25,  A  0  Murphy  to  A  T  Mc- 
Neills $950 

Avondale,  Us  4  to  6  b  16  Sept  27,  Mast  iq 

Ohy  to  8  S  Kimball  $794 

Baird  &  R's  snb.  It  14  b  8  w  ht  n  e  qr  31 
38  14  July  1,  D  Milloj  to  H  E  Morris 

 $750 

Beebe'B  snb,  It  18  b  4,  2  39  13  Sept  27, 

Mass  in  Chy  to  F  Henschel  

Birge  &  Go's  sub.  It  5  b  2  s  e  qr  4  39  13 

Sept  26,  C  Keith  to  W  Mott  $600 

Birge  &  Go's  sub,  It  11  b  3  s  e  qr  4  39  13 

Sept  21,  T  B  Sheareu  to  B  Evans  $590 

Boone  J  &  K  snb,  It  56,  33  39  14  Sept  23, 

T  Fitzpatrick  to  B  Fitzpatrick  $600 

Campbell's  snb.  It  32  b  9  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Sept  26,  Est  of  J  Q  Campbell  to  O  F 

Bemis  $450 

Campbell's  sub.  It  37  b  11  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Mar  16,  0  R  Zetterstrom  to  M  McOrea 

 $500 

Central  av  sub.  It  2  b  3  n  e  qr  32  10  13 

Oct  1,  J  Neilsen  to  H  E  Olson  $600 

Central  av  sub.  It  1  b  3  same;  Sept  27,  E 

B  Edwardsen  to  Same    $800 

Co  Clks  div,  Its  89  and  70  of  It  10,  5  40  13 

July  18,  S  M  Meek  to  J  Zakroczyn8ki$4C0 
Cornell,  It  21  b  19  Sept  24,  J  D  Blaokwell 

to  J  W  Jergens  $725 

Cornell,  It  18  b  4  Sept  23,  Mast  in  Cby  to 

AMP  Bognoll  $716 

Ct  Ptn,  It  12  sub  bs  8  and  9  w  hf  s  w  qr 
25  39  13  Sept  24,  S  B  Lingle  to  W  H 

Martin  $500 

C  T  8,  It  44  b  25,  e  hf  31  39  14  Sept  26,  C 

Seilb  to  A  Strehlan  $660 

0  T  a,  It  88  b  7,  7  39  14  Sept  30,  J  F  Grif- 
fin to  J  Beidler  ,  $650 

C  T  snb,  und  1-6  It  22  subblk  1  b  7,  17  39 
14  Jan  23,  W  W  Qninn  to  J  F  Dorg8n|960 


Dauphin  Pk,  It  39  b  56  Feb  16,  8  E  Gross 

to  B  Peterson  $400 

Dauphin  Pk,  3id  add.  Its  40  and  41  b  f5 

Oct  1,  8  B  Gross  to  M  Sax  $9C0 

Diven's  sub,  It  4  b  1  s  w  qr  2  39  13  June 

10,  T  J  Diven  to  I  W  Cohn  $350 

Diversey  av.  Stock's  add.  It  10  Jan  15,  E 

Stock  to  A  Damratowski  $400 

Diversey  av,  Deeriag's  sub,  It  22  n  e  qr  30 

40  14  Sept  5,  W  Deering  to  F  Boening 

 $877 

Dock  Co's  sob.  It  12  b  4,  5  and  6  37  15 

Sept  23,  A  E  Woodhull  to  F  W  Koepp$950 
Douglas   Pk,  Walker's  add,  It  53  b  15 

Sept  23,  P  Wiora  to  F  Wiora  $700 

Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  72  Sept  27, 

K  Sana  to  M  SouoeK  $90.) 

Drexel  Pk,  It  24  b  1,  19  38  14  Sept  28,  I 

A  Combs  to  J  McOann  $300 

East  Wash  Hgts,  nnd  hf  Its  41  and  42  b 

45  Sept  2?,  C  L  Sandberg  to  A  Q  Sand- 
berg  $400 

Eberhart's  sab,  It  54  b  9  n  e  qr  23  38  13 

Sept  28,  E  J  Shaw  to  J  H  Telford..  $300 
Eberhart's  sub,  same;   Feb   11,'89.   J  F 

Eberhart  to  0  P  Livingston  

Bdgebrook,  It  11  b  11  Aug  19,  T  G  &  T 

Co  to  W  G  Roberts  $1,000 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  It  109  July  6,  W  H 

Phare  to  T  Fitzgerald  $6;-0 

Bnglewood,  Allerton's  add,  It  288  Oct  13, 

E  A  Commings  to  Q  H  Wright  $375 

Freer's  sub,  It  42  b  3  snb  bs  1  to  4,  22  39 

13  Apr  27,  F  E  Henning  to  S  Uenning 

 $550 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add,  It  7  b  8 

Sept  27,  J  0  Burke  to  M  J  Bnrke...  $600 
Garfield,  It  30  b  9  Aug  19,  LLoughbridge 

to  B  Weymooth . . . ,  «475 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  add.  It  37  b  2 

Sept  6.  J  McDonald  to  W  Aharin  $735 

Garfield,  Ist   add,  it  4  Sept  14,  J  N  Ma- 
son to  E  M  Holmes  $500 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  7  b  6  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

June  6,  D  Giodwin  to  M  W  Lodin..  $750 
Grant's  add,  s  hf  It  17  b  6  Sept  57,  0  E 

''^ontwood  to  J  Vanderpoel  Sr  $650 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  2  b  6  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

June  6,  D  Goodwin  to  P  A  Helm  $750 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  47  b  6  same;  June  6, 

Same  to  W  Mayhew  $7S0 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  10  b  6,  20  38  14  June 

6,  D  Goodwin  to  J  R  Collins  $750 

Goodwin's  sob,  It  8  b  7  same;  Jone  6, 

Same  to  M  J  Collins  i750 

Gross'  N  W  add,  e  hf  It  44  b  2  July  30, 

B  Swanson  to  N  H  Nelson  $.300 

Gross' sob,  It  13  b  4,  5  38  14  Mar  17,'92, 

Same  to  J  A  Strothers  $fi50 

Gross'  sob,  It  15  b  2  Aug  26,  Same  to  J 

Boyer....  $675 

Harland's  sub.  It  33  e  hf  b  32  O  T  S  31 

39  14  Oct  1,  E  Harland  to  A  Yanka.  $600 
Herron's  sab,  It  32  b  4,  30  38  14  May  1,'90, 

J  ErlandertoJ  Walin  $300 

Herron's  sub,  It  34  b  4  same;  Apr  21, '90, 

Same  to  Same  $30o 

Hillside,  Weddell  &  C's  sub,  It  18  b  2,  29 

38  14,  Apr  12,'90,  R  S  Cox  Jr  to  W  W 

McKean...   $34C 

Hosmer  &  M's  sob,  ond  hf  Its  40  and  41  b 

7  etc,  2  39  13  Sept  23,  S  J  Lewis  to  W  J 

Lester  $600 

Ironworker's  add,  It  3  sob  n  464  ft  b  4 

Jan  15,  H  0  MoNiel  to  A  D  Strehl..  $500 
Irving  Pk,  Miller's  add.  Its  14  and  15  b  21 

Sept  28,  W  Newman  to  A  H  Hill.. 
Irving  Pk  blvd,  Batterman's  snb,  It  19  b 

2  Oci  1,  W  E  Hatterman  to    V  Rath- 

knecht   

Jackson  ir  W's  snb,  It  20  b  2,  9  38  14  Sept ' 

21,  G  Oatlin  to  A  F  Orontt  $t!50 

Johnston's  sob,  nnd  hf  of  a  hf  It  8  b  17  s 

e  qr  6  39  14  Sept  26,  J  Vogt  to  T  J 

Hanke   $R87 

Jones'  sub.  It  20  b  3,  It  6  Snow  &  D's  sub, 

30  40  14  Jnne  10,  &  J  Thaler  to  G  Id- 

zeckowski  $450 

Jonotion  Grove  sub.  It  12  b  2,  22  38  14 

Sept  24,  Juemens  Ins  Co  to  F  £  riel . .  $500 
K&nnedys  Pk  aid.  It  489  Sept  19,  R  Chap- 
man to  E  H  Fishborn   $400 

Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2nd  add,  snb  It 

13  sub  It  36  b  3  Sept  25,  R  S  Grant  to  J 

Schwick  $750 

Lake  st,  Commings'  add,  It  11  Deo  16,  R 

O  Givins  to  F  W  Uessenmneller  $500 

Lake  st,  same:  Sept  21,  F  W  Hessenmuel- 

ler  to  J  J  Meldahl  $800 

Laugbton  et  al  sub,  It  14  of  e  hf  b  1  n  w 
qr  cO  39  14  Sept  26,  B  M  Weber  to  H  C 

Krueger  $'00 

Lt  43  b  4  subblks  17  and  20  sub  19  40  14 

Sept  11,  Jas  Rood  Jr  to  F  A  Nellie.  .$750 
Lt  4u  b  1  sub  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  26  40 
13  Sept  19,  E  T  Brown  to  0  Osmund- 


sen   $550 

Lt  16  b  3  sub  e  qr  8  e  qr  n  w  qr  34  40  13 

Sept  1,'9!',  R  P  Shields  to  J  Ross  ....  $400 
Lt  29  b  5  sub  bs  1  to  6  etc,  w  hf  n  w  qr  2 

39  13  Sept  in,  F  S  Thompson  to  E 
droth  $600 

Lt  29  b  2  resub  w  ht  be  8  and  11  eio,  e  hf 
8  e  qr  20  37  14  July  12,  A  Ohytraos  et 
al  to  M  Lauer  $500 

McMillan  i  W's  sab,  It  47  b  4  s  e  qr  27  39 
13  Aug  19,  J  McMillan  to  J  J  Schleich- 
er  $575 

Montrose,  Lewis'  add,  Its  17  to  19  b  1.  16 

40  13  Sept  21,  M  B  Gaskill  to  8  J  Hous- 
ton  $650 

Normal  School  sub,  n  qr  It  7  b  7,  21  38  14 
Aug  2,  B  C  Meinel  to  K  A  Sohwarz. .  $787 

Ogden's  sub,  It  133  sob  bs  10  and  11  s  w 
qr  18  40  14  Sept  16,  W  Schick  to  J  Baer 
 ,  $950 

Ogden's  sub,  It  254  sub  bs  4  and  5  same; 
June  1,  B  Rudoloh  to  A  Schmidt  $682 

Ogden  blvd  add,  It"l3  b  2  Sept  30,  ECom- 
biths  to  P  F  Combiths  $800 

Perry  &  H's  sub,  It  17  b  2  n  w  qr  22  38  14 
Sept  3,  8  A  Maxwell  to  M  Dumphy.  $600 

Powell's  sob.  It  7  b  10  etc,  n  e  qr  36  40 

13  Sept  29,  F  Wookel  to  H  Nimtz . .  ,  $750 
Pnllmaii, Sherman  &  K's  Boseland  Pk  add, 

It  41  b  1  Sept  25,  W  G  Kortz  Jr  to  0  F 
Swan  $500 

Pullman,  Fallis  &  G's  add,  It  17  b  7  Sept 
26,  J  Evers  to  J  Grey  $800 

Pullinan,  1st  add,  It  41  and  e  hf  It  40  Saw- 
yer's sob,  b  3  Sept  5,  0  B  Sawyer  to  B 
Whaler  $750 

Ravenswood,  Onyler  add,  It  12  b  1  Apr  9, 
H  M  Hubbard  to  G  Z  Olson  $750 

Ravenswood,  Porcmann's  add.  Its  11  and 
12  b  2  Sept  30,  M  Portmann  to  N 
Sohonz  ,  

Rudolph's  sub.  Its  270  and  2?1  bs  4  and  5, 
18  40  14  Sept  23,  E  Rudolph  to  F  Lor- 
enz   $900 

Sheffield  add,  It  7  b  39  Aug  13,  GBP 
Dodge  to  ''^  Jankowski  

Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Co's  add.  It 
186,  18  38  14  Apr  5,'90,  E  A  Cummings 
to  H  R  Johnson  $207 

Sixty-third  st  sub.  Its  170  to  172  w  hf  s  e 
qr  18  38  14  Sept  10,  Inter  Ocean  H  &  L 
Assn  to  W  Wiertel  $600 

Snow  Est  sob,  It  20  b  3  of  It  6  s  w  qr  30 
40  14  Sept  2),  Q  Idzeckowski  to  S  Mar- 
cinkowski    $5C0 

South  27  ft  It  8  of  8  hf  b  51  sob  19  39  14 
Sept  25,  A  Merz  to  Met  W  8  El  R  R  Co 
 ,  $420 

South  28.9  ft  It  9  same;  Sept  27,  J  Givins 
to  Same  $*85 

South  26.1  ft  It  21  same;  8ept  16,  C  Hen 
sohel  to  Same  

Stoddard's  snb,  pt  Its  16  and  17  b  2  n  e 
qr  17  38  14  Sept  18,  M  M  Witmer  to  H 
McOormiok  $800 

Stoddard's  sub,  pt  Its  17  and  18  b  2  same; 
Sept  23,  Same  to  W  B  Smith  

Sommerdale,  It  2  b  4  Sept  19,  0  Golnber 
ger  to  C  Grabenkrneger  $600 

Thompson  &  H's  sub,  It  6  b  2  s  e  qr  1 7  38 

14  Apr  17,  J  U  Borden  to  A  P  Ander- 
son  $650 

Turner  H  &  M's  sub  of  Lorton's  sub,  It  24 
b  2,  1  38  13  Sept  20.  M  A  Deeker  to  J 
Bnrke  t*25 

Twenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sub.  It  25  b  2, 
?6  39  13  Sept  26,  J  Feinberg  to  H  Nord- 
mark  |600 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  29 
b  1  Ang  27,  L  Epstein  to  I  Epstein  st 
al.  $'00 

Weddell  &  C's  snb,  Its  39  and  40  b  11  w  hf 
n  e  qr  20  38  14  Sept  24,  Mast  in  Chy  to 
H  F  Bidmann  

Weddell  &  C's  sub,  It  17  same;  Apr  12,'90, 
Same  to  Same  $340 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add. 
It  23  b  1  Ang  5,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to 
W  A  Martin  $676 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add, 
It  16  b  2  July  11,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to 
8  Anderson  $750 

Wilder's  snb,  It  10  "-esab  Its  1  to  3,  It  5  b 
b  27  C  T  sub,  29  39  14  Sept  23,  L  Merk 
to  F  Angesky  $700 

Wisner's  sob,  It  47  s  hf  b  5  Hambleton's 

.  sob  35  40  13  Aog  24,  A  Wisner  to  A 
Gent  |425 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  38  b  13,  19  40  14  Sept  27, 
J  Weiss  to  C  Krador  $750 

Zander  &  Co's  sob.  It  31,  It  1  n  w  qr  18 
40  14  July  5,J  Q  Baokman  to  8  H  Walk- 
er $600 


8UB1JKBAN  WAUUANTV  UKKOH. 


Oh'go  HrK  It  2  b  155  eept  —  Oh'go  T  *  T  Oo  to  A 
Audereon  1276 

Oti'KO  H({t8,  Keeuey'8  sub.  It  36  b  25  eept  20,  A  F 
Keeney  to  K  Broawer  |250 

Oh'RO  Hgts,  Keeney's  sub.  It  31  b  i7,  may  81,  G 
Baist  to  A  Fevling  »300 

CAIiDMBT. 

Morgan  Pk,  It  1  reeub  Us  57  to  59  etc  b  '-Q";  sept 

17,  0  F  Knofl  to  E  J  Boake   t<500 

Ktueger's  eub,  Ita  9  and  10  b  7  snb  Its  1  to  3  and  6 

n  e  qr  ao  37  14  sept  18,  M  A  Lesch  to  A  Gray. $1000 
W  Pullman,  Larned's  add,   16  Its  sept  12,  E  .1 

Larned  to  J  I  Kelly  13937 

Blue  laid,  Wattle's  add,  pt  Its  1  and  3  sept  3,  W  O 

H  Rickhofl  to  J  Olark  $1480 

blue  leld,  Sander's  2nd  add.  It  6  eab  pt  b  14  ang  28, 

M  Plehler  to  0  Wilke  $2200 


Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  let  add.  It  9  b  7  sept  23,  E 

W  Bmltti  to  G  F  Herring   $1000 

Berwyn,  same;  G  F  Herring  to  A  0  Outhberteon$1000 
Austin  Pk,  It  24  b  1  may  6,  O  8  Base  to  B  Benton. $500  • 
Ballard's  sub,  It  14  of  b  1  Ogden  fc  J's  eub,  e  e  qr 

7  39  13  sept  18,  J  Tucker  to  M  I  Smith   $1750 

Austin,  Lonsbard  av  add,  It  67  eub  It  16  to  20  and  o 

p;  sept  27,  F  E  Wilson  to  O  H  Flynn  $400 

Austin,  same;  Its  58  and  69  sept  24,  Same  to  W  Bel- 

al?  Jr  $800 

Barrlaon  Bros'  sub,  It  12  of  It  22  8  T  eub,  18  39  13 

june  14,  W  P  Worth  to  F  Fountain  $476 

Walker's  eub,  Its  8  and  9  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  IS  eept  8, 

H  Hogane  to  F  8  Parker...   $8600 

Oak  Pk,  Eaet  av  add,  It  18  b  3  eept  20,  F  A  Hill  to  R 

D  Halle  $2160 

Oa8ey,s  sub.  It  13  b  6  s  w  qr  22  St  13  aug  13,  B  E 

Cnrlpy  to  E  0  Smith  $700 

Oasey's  sub,  same  ppty;  july  1,  P  F  Knetel  to  B  E 

Ourley  ,  $1400 

Taylor's  sub.  It  14  b  11  e  hf  s  w  qr  33  39  13  may  14, 

0  F  Taylor  to  K  Wudi  ,  $800 

Hill's  resub,  It  15  b  1,  It  2  etc,  Owen  &  M's  eub  8  w 

qr  9  39  13  eept  14,  J  Watte  to  F  H  Putnam  $4200 

Clyde,  4th  div,  It  37  and  n  8H  ft  It  36  b  1  eept  17,  M 

F  Raft'ee  to  1  E  Price  $876 

Reynold's  sub.  It  1  b  2  s  w  qr  6  39  13  sept  24,  Est  of 

A  Hicketsweiler  to  L  S  Hicketsweiler  $1070 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  44  b  23  eept  20.   Grant  Ld 

Assn  to  J  W  Borden  $600 

Oak  Pk,  Brabrook's  sub.  Its  40  and  41  b  12   eub  19 

39  13  sspt  20,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  Blnmenscheln 

 , .   $423 

Austin,  Oentral  add,  '.t  32  mch  8,'92,  8  Harnstrom  8 

to  0  Ellison  $1000 

Morton  Pk,  its  46  and  46  b  9  eept  6,  J  M  Lee  to  J  J 

Gubbine  $2000 

walker's  eub,  Its  11  and  12  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  tept 

24,  J  F  O'Neil  to  D  H  Olark  $1200 

ETANBTON. 

Evanston,  Grove  add,  It  6  b  2  ang  27,  L  Braadell  to 

M  Feser  *2000 

Evaneton.  McNeill's  add,  s  33  ft  It  13  b  6  sept  12,  A 

H  Hayes  to  J  MoKean  $475 

Evanston,  Payne's  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  2  eept  25,  J 

M  Kean  to  E  D  Leonard  Jr  $4750 

Evanston,  s  45  ft  n  90  ft  It  5  b  6  jnne  10,  O  D  Era- 

zier  to  0  Q  Lareen  $3276 

Benson's  snb,  It  5  n  w  qr  19  41 14  sept  11,  0  J  Oheat- 

le  to  E  P  Qriswold  $43,500 

Union  add,  It  6  b  6  aug  1,  J  Hibben  to  F  A  Hatha- 

«av  »1400 


Grossdale  Gross'  3rd  add,  It  16  b  84  ang  24,  8  E 
Gross  to  B  J  Regnell  $360 

Lyons,  White's  Ist  add.  It  6,  2  38  12  sept  28  0  Bittlg 
to  H  W  Frederick  *S00 

Niokereon's  snb.  It  62  sub  bs  1  and  8  e  hf  6  88  13 
sept  28,  A  H  Trotter  to  F  T  Gulteau  $600 


Park  Ridge,  Union  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  4  jane  20,  W 
A  Smith  to  J  Hoffman  $775 

Norwood  Pk,  Schleiter's  add.  It  360  jan  11,'93,  E  R 
McFadden  to  P  Q  Norling  $360 

Riverview,  White's  add,  Its  31  and  32  b  3  eept  13,  J 
A  Sweeney  to  G  F  Spragne  $600 

Part  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  27  40  12  containing  0.160  scree; 
eept  26,  O  Schuerhorn  to  Ch'go  h  Pacific  By  Oo 
 $600 

Perny  &  M's  eub,  It  16  b  4  e  e  qr  26  41 12  eept  28, 
E  0  Orr  to  J  0  Ahrensfeld  ^  $3,600 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Glencoe,  EornS's  eub.  It  40  to  44  b  7  — ,  B  Dolan 
to  M  H  Hogan  * 

Borufl'e  eub.  He  38  to  44  b  8  and  o  p;  12  42  12  eept 
26,  H  L  Leach  to  G  N  Grnt  MOO 


956 


BoruS'a  fab.  Us  1  to  48  b  4  8ame;aai;  9,  D  0  Bornff 

to  E  H  Bevison  I16.0C0 

Olencce.  Stolba's  add,  It  T  b  1  jaly  29,  F  Spanner 

to  J  Steelen  t200 

WinDetka,  It  8  b  6  sub  bs  7  to  12  etc,  eept  19,  M  F 

Prouty  to  J  I  Pearce  Jr   $550 

Wluoetka  It  5  b  8  same;  8ept  18,  0  Pronty  to  M  D 

Pearo«  1500 

Oailmette  Beserve,  Baxter's  sab.  Its  1  and  2  b  4 

BDb  s  hf  Us  26  to  28  ang  1.  F  R  Qrover  to  K  M 

Olsen.   I72S 

WlDuetka,  nod  hf  It  14  and  It  8  b  S  sob  bs  7  to  12 

etc,  eept  30,  J  I  Pearce  Jr  to  Wm  HaDtey  tSoO 

renilwortb  Ist  add,  69  Its;  sept  24,  N  M  Plotke  to 

V  0  Price   16725 

OBL&ND. 

Northeast  qr  n  e  qr  18  36  12  coDtainlng  41  acres; 

may  4,  F  Hewson  to  0  Weiler   $2200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  42  b  24  eept  24,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  W  M 

FetersoD  1200 

Alpine  Bgts,  It  41  b  24  sep  24,  Same  to  B  E  Sprogg 

 ,  *200 

Orland,  Its  15  and  16  b  1  nov  28,<94,  Wm  Eott  to  H 

Kott  $200 

Oottaee  Home  sub,  n  hf  e  hf  b  14  n  e  qr  9  36  12  mch 

26,  J  T  Dale  to  H  Kott  1376 

PB0TI80. 

Gamett  Jr's  Fnb,  Its  6  and  7  pt  Its  3  to  6  suh  e  bt 
sec  3  and  pt  10  39  12  jan  7,   W  Garnett  Jr  to  J 

Manfroi   |600 

Biyerside  3rd  div.  It  953  b  17  aag  10,  Q  P  Hakill 

to  E  P  Kipley  12500 

Bellfcwood  8nb,lts  2^  0  and  202  and  o  p  s  w  qr  9  39  12 

ang  15,  0  0  Banscb  to  J  E  Rice  tl60C 

Bellewood  sub.  Its  25  and  26  47  and  o  p;  aag  16,  J  E 

Bice  to  8  F  Bice  13850 

Melrose,  It  IS  b  126  jnly  2C-,  S  M  Bloss  to  M  Ball 

 t260 

Melrose,  It  6  b  112  sept  23,  J  P  Jaoobson  to  8  M 

Bloss  1453 

Melrose,  It  14  b  12  J  sept  1,  8  M  Bloss  to  J  P  Halm- 

gren  $2; 

GroBsdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Its  41  and  42  b  62  sept 

25,H  Miller  to  S  Schwind  $800 

Grossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add.  It  36  b  36  sept  6, '92.  8  E 

Gross  to  J  Erlckson  I375 

Grossdale,  eame  add,  It  27  b  46  dec  6,'92,  Same  to  J 

Slater  1226 

Grossdale,  It  83  b  18  ang  28,  W  J  Moore  to  0  Fisher 

 t750 

etiefel's  sob.  Its  1  and  2  n  422  ft  of  It  8  Oo  Oiks  snb, 

24  39  12  sept  26,  B   Gerber  to  Oherra  Sbomer 

Hadas  I3(i00 

Madison  st  add.  Its  701  and  7(  2,  10  39  12  mch  1,'90, 

W  Pepper  et  al  to  J  A  Oakes  $370 

Bellewood,  bs  41  and  42  snii  Its  279  and  280  Bice's 

sub.  of  I  ellewood,  9  89  12  sept  20,  O  B  Bansoh  to 

H  J  Back  14000 

Dnnlop's  sub.  It  54  b  2  s  w  qr  13  39  12  sept  28,  J 

Anstett  etal  to  M  Lawler  1252 

West  Grossdale,  It  7  b  16  sept  10.  8  E  Gross  to  E 

Branrs  ,55q 

W  Grossdale,  It  69  b  7  sept  10,  Same  to  0  E  Engel 

 1  $650 

W  Grosi'dale,  Its  19  and  20  b  1  oot  1,  H  O  Gross  to 

S  E  Gross  12875 

Conway's  reeub  of  Banson's  sub.  It  17  b  1  and  It  5  b 

B  8  w  qrl2  39  12  teb  20,  M  O  Seymour  to  B  B  Sej- 

™<">r  1800 

Grossdale,  3rd  add.  Its  25  and  26  b  79  sept  2,  0  J 

Witt  to  J  P  Shields  }600 

W  Grossdale,  It  14  b  23  ang  12,  8  E  Gross  to  0  Gas- 

 $200 

W  Grossdale,  It  15  b  23  ang  12,  Same  to  M  Gasper 

 $200 

Grossdale,  3rd  add.  It  39  b  83  ang  23, '93,  8  E  Gross 

et  al  to  A  B  Gormully  I275 

Grossdale,  same;  oct  1,  A  B  Gorraolly  toP  K  Malm 

 $4C0 

THOBNTON. 

Haryey,  It  41  b  108  eept  1",  0  Ayer  to  J  W  Tnft8.$200 
Harvey  Hgts,  It  5  b  8  sept  7,  E  H  Beardsley  to  L 


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Harvey  blyd  enb.  It  23  b  3  and  It  24  b  3  noy  22,  F  R 

Utley  to  J  J  Andrew  I625 

Harvey,  It  18  b  85  eept  10,  8  Bopp  to  M  Eopp..  .$2800 
Glnnen's  snb,  e  16  acres  It  1  s  w  qr  14  and  16  36  14 

sept  12,  L  Van  der  Ad  to  J  Sweets  $»250 

Part  n  hf  n  e  qr  28  38  14  and  other  ppty;  sept  20,  D 

O  Welton  to  O  P  Mo  lralh  19376 

1  acre  In  u  e  qr  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  6  36  14  sept  23.  J  L 

Ocker  to  Hammond  ai  d  Bine  Isl  B  K  Co  t)20li 

H  Harvey,  Beiford  k  B's  sib,  s  50  ft  Its  11  to  20  b 
8  B  w  qr  6  36  14  and  other  ppty;  sept  28,  0  Mor- 
gan to  Same  tlBco 

Haryey,  Academy  add.  It  6  b  "A"  sept  14,  F  J  Pond 

to  0  P  Tillman  (IgOo 

Harvey,  Lord's  159th  at  add,  Its  4  6  7  and  8  b  14 

sept  9.  A  Speight  to  D  Q  Paine  _  $800 

Harvey,  It  14  b  165  ang  8,  Am  T  &  8  Bk  to  B  A 
fffeerry.,:;!:;!  1)1.  •....»,,,, ,,,,,.,»  ^'0 


Harvey,  It  8  b  72  sept  7,  i  M  Grabbs  to  A  Johnson 

 $800 

Lts  36  and  37  b  1  of  e  hf  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  18  36  14  sept 

28,  J  Millard  to  J  W  Smith  $600 

Lts  23  and  24  b  2  same;  sept  28,  Same  to  E  Smithteoo 
Pt  B  e  qr  n  w  qr6  36  14  and  pt  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  5  36  14 

sept  30,  E  Bachmanu  to  Hammond  and  Bine  Isld 

R  R  Oo  12106 

Part  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  6  36  14  eept  SO.  John  Popp  to 

Same  $i6i2 

North  66  ft  w  hf  s  e  qr  n  a  qr  5  36  14  sept  80,  D 

Trapp  to  Same  $6r0 

Part  w  hf  n  w  qr  5  26  14  sept  SO,  John  Schul*  to 

Same  $1296 

WOBTH. 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacobs'  Its  7  and  8  b  20,  2  37  13  sept 

0  Ayer  to  J  W  Tntte  ^^00 

Harmon  &  ¥'s  snb.  It  17  and  s  hf  It  16  b  6,  25  37  13 

sept  20,  J  A  MoEeever  to  E  8  Black.  $900 

8  Highlands,  w  hf  of  It  5  b  6  feb  18,  B  S  OoIIIns  to 

0  O  Carlson  1350 

W  Highlands,  e  hf  It  3  b  5  sept  20.  L  E  Brnoe  to  L 

Brady   |600 

UEMONT. 

Sonth  hf  n  e  qr  and  s  hf  n  w  qr  Bee  34  and  s  w  qr  n 
w  qr  36  37  11  sept  27,  P  Brackin  to  J  Beardon 
   $12,100 

Sonth  hf  n  e  qr  etc,  same;  sept  28,  J  Beardon  to  A 
8  Brackin   $13,(  00 

Warner's  sub.  It  4  u  e  qr  29  37  11  Jan  28,  F  E  Hefty 
to  H  H  Walk  $2500 

Lemont,  n  hf  Its  12  and  13  b  8  sept  27,  P  Brackin  to 
J  Beardon   $2600 

Lemont,  same,  sept  28,  J  Beardon  to  A  8  Brackin 
  $280C 

liEXDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  4th  add.  It  4  b  1  sept  27,  L  Frankll'n 

to  H  KelBtrom  $400 

Fairview,  Eberhart  &  B's  sub.  It  4  b  9  ang  19,  L 

Eberhart  to  0  Macchiayoll  $300 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  16  b  12  nov  23,'91,  O  R  Trowbridge 

to  G  R  Stewart....   $250 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  17  b  12  nov  2S,'91,  Same  to  J 

Stewart  $260 

Turner  Pk  Ld  Assn  sub.  It  2  b  12,  28  40  12,  sept  23, 

P  H  Bolton  to  8  Sellgsohn   $2li00 

Indian  Highlands,  It  29  b  21  sept  28,  G  B  Finch  to 

P  A  Arenson  $226 

PALOS. 

Palos  Park,  n  hf  b  6  aug  27,  O  K  Monson  to  T  V 
Smytb  $629 


Egan's  sub,  pt  It  1  e  hf  s  e  qr  1  36  13  (1  acre)  eept 
28,  J  Bitter  to  Hammond  and  Blue  Isld  R  R  Co 
  $1236 

4  96-100  acres  in  w  hf  n  e  qr  1  36  13  sept  28,  P  En- 
gell  to  Same  $15952 

5  acres  in  n  w  qr  29  36  l.S  jan  6,  0  Jonvenat  to  E 
Deube   .  $3000 

Part  n  w  qr  1  36  13  sept  3  0  Ohas  Hagemun  to  Ham- 
mond and  Blue  Isld  R  B  Co     $862 

Lessey  &  B's  sub,  Its  1  to  16  b  1  n  w  qO  16  3S  16  ang 
16,  J  W  Shields  to  J  E  Boruft  $3000 

PALATINE" 

Palatine,  Its  15  to  18  24  and  26  b   "Z";  aug  30  T 

Blaschke  to  A  PehIke  $3250 

Pt  of  n  of  s  w  qr  14  42  10  containing  64   rods  of 

lands;  ang  26,  E  Berschlag  to  J  W  Pohlman..  $2500 
Pt  of  n  of  s  w  cor  same;  aug  29,  J  W  Poh'man  to 

to  A  H  Pohlman  $;jboo 

Part  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  23  42  10  may  3,  0  epringingnth 

to  C  Wildhagen  $3200 


BIVEBSIDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  771  b  6  oot  1,  E  A  Van  Tuyl 
to  B  Hoffman  $67(0 

N3BIHFIELD. 

Boruft's  sub.  Its  5  to  11  b  9  e  hf  12  42  12  July  2,  D  0 
Bornfl  to  D  M  Thlelman  $3000 

Boruft's  sub.  Its  5  and  6  b  6  sept  30,  D  M  Thlel- 
man to  0  F  Noyes   _  _  $500 

NILES. 

Edgobrook,  Its  16  17  and  18  b  17  sept  27.  Title  Q  & 
T  Co  to  0  B  Dobson  13, 

WHEELING. 

Arlington  Hgts,  Atkln's  add,  and  hf  Its  3  4  17  and 
18  b  2  sept  28,  H  A  Page  to  E  Page  $450 

BABBINGTON. 
East  hf  e  hf  It  1  enb  n  w  qr  1  42  9  mch  1,  B  H  Land- 

tfer  to  a  L  LBBdwer  ,  igyo 


TKU8T  WKKUH  AND  JHUKTUAUJBS 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
Andrews  W  J  to  P  Steele  sept  19,  Its  24 

and  25  40  and  41  b  44  and  op  31  39  13 

6^   $3000 

Ader  E  to  Q  Ooombs  sept  17,  pt  It  21  to 

24  b  1,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Anderson  A  Z  to  C  T  .fc  T  Oo  sept  25,  It 

19  b  i4,  4  38  12,  5y  6^  $1300 

Adams  0  S  to  Q  A  Rose  sept  26,  Its  1  and 

2  b  18  Dingee  to  Wilmette  6%  $4500 

Altman  B  to  T  Q  &  T  Oo  sept  13,  It  li  It 

12  b  3,  27  38  14  $8000 

Anderson  J  A  to  J  H  E^nst  sept  25,  pt  \U 

18  and  19  b  15,  20  40  14,  3s  6%  $5000 

Auer  M  L  to  A  Chytraus  sept  26,  It  29  b 

2,  20  37  14  J 1900 

Anderson  H  J   to   Swedish  B  &  L  Assn 

Ang  ?6,  pt  It  17  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  14, 

9y  6^  H800 

Brahany  O  to  M  B  Qreenebanm  sept  23, 

It  58  Garfield  blvd  add  3y  6%  .  .$2500 

Bligh  (i  H  'o  Ohi  Perm  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

— .  It  22  b  4.  6  37  14,  7%  #25(0 

Braddook  D  W  to  M  Traver  sept  7,  Its  1 

to  16  b  7,  35  36  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Bneohwah  P  to  A  T  Gait  sept  26,  pt  b  3, 

19  40  14,  5y  6^  |2500 

Bonfoey  E  B  to  B  A  Barton  sept  26,  It  — 

b  1,  10  39  13,  5y  7%  |]660 

Brown  A  0  to  F  B  Pease  sept  24,  pt  It  1  b 

2,  10  38  14,  8?   16600 

Bermon  8  to  J  Sohwender  sept  26,  It  36  b 

22,  17  39  14,  3y  6Sf   |1600 

Becker  W  A  to  A  Bolinger  sept  26,  it  13 

b  8  Keeney  add  Rogers  Pk  3y  6%. . .  $2000 
Boake  E  J  to  Am  T  &  8  Bi  sept  18,  It  1 

It  57  b  Q  Morgan  Pk  62  $2500 

Beck  F  M  to  F  R  Ohandler  sept  21,  pt  It 

lb  6,  2138  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Black  J  to  I  W  Bnell  sept  10,  Its  32  and 

33  b  3,  30  38  15,  5y  7%  f  120O 

Burke  J  to  M  W  Piuokney  sept  12,  It  10 

b  4,  17  38  14,  6y  6%  $1100 

Bargett  J  M  H  to  E  M  Snow  sept  27,  pt 

It  13  b  2,  17  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Borket  F  P  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  sept  20, 

It  21  Woodlawn  Highlands  5y  6^. .  .$7000 
Bennett  L  to  0  F  Taylor  sept  16,  It  36  b 

8,  2  37  14,  6y  7%  |iofO 

Beok  A  to  H  W  Fischer  oot  1,  It  48  49  and 

pt  50  Wimer's  sab  20  40  14,  3y  6%.  $3500 
Boring  F  to  J  Haake  sept  30,  It  78  b  19, 

19  40  14,  4y  6%  |15,  q 

Bergner  0  to  F  A  Tinkham  sept  24,  It  28 

b69,  6  and  6  37  15,  6^  $8000 

Bartlett  Q  H  to  H  P  Whipple  sept  2,  It  58 

b  44,  7  39  14,  2y  6%  $1500 

Bell  A  and  T  S  to  E  F  Bagley  sept  24,  It 

15  b  1,  21  38  14,  2y  6^  |2O0O 

Braoki  A  to  N  Chi  Mat  8  &  B  Assn  sept 

26,  It  47  b  9,  19  40  14,  7^  |2U00 

Borozynski  M  to  8  Malioki  sept  27,  It  20 

b  36,  19  39)14,  6%  $1500 

Bergstrom  A  K   to   Oottage  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  b,  It  12  b  6,  25  37  13,  7%  $1600 

Burns  T  F  to  0  W  Hicckley  sept  27,  Us  9 

and  10  b  1,  9  38  14  and  o  p  5y  6^..$5000 
Bassett  H  to  W  Loeb  sept  17,  It  2  b  2,  22 

39  13  $3(00 

Busoh  M  to  F  Laokner  sept  20,  It  10  it  13 

etc  b  37,  32  40  14,  6^  $3100 

Berkowskey  A  S  to  W  M  Bowland  sept 

30,  pt  It  3  Ortel  sub  22  37  14,  $4000 
Baraszewski  J  W   to   MB  Greenebanm 

sept  20,  It  20  and  pt  21  Gross  5th  Byde 

Pk  add  5y  6}4%  $1900 

Barrett  0  A  to  J  A  Phillips  sept  18,  It  2  b 

10,  22  39  14,  6%  14000 

Carney  P  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  sfcpt  27, 

Its  43  and  pt  44  b  6,  8  39  14,  3y  7^.$1700 
Clarke  APH&JB  to  TQ&TOo  sept 

9.  It  18  Weber  &  F  snb  It  2  Bronson  add 
2y  6^  $10,000 

Oorgie  P  G  to  M  Traver  sept  17,  Its  33  to 

48  b  7,  35  36  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Catholic  Bishop  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Oo  sept 

1,  Its  5  and  6  b  49  Evanston  5y  6«.  .$2000 
Orosson  E  to  H  A  Bangan  sept' 24,  It  12 

Cir  Ot  ptn  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $7000 

Oohn  B  to  W  J  Bulger  sept  14,  Its  69  and 

60  b  58,  7  39  14,  6%....  ,  $4443 

Oath  Bishop  to  P  O  Stensland  sept  3.  It 

12  and  pt  11  b  23,  33  39  14,  5y  G%. . .  $20ro 
Oollender  A  to  H  A  Bangan  sept  26,  It  12 

b  2,  8  40  14,  5y  6%  $5500 

Oobb  0  to  W  D  Cooper  sept  20,  It  11  and 

12  b  67  Cornell  7%  $1800 

Clark  M  J  to  A  Peterson  sept  26,  pt  b  1 

It  13,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Czech  A  to  H  O  Zattermeister  sept  26,  It 

26  b  3,  32  39  14,  5y  6^  $IOCO 

Cessna  O  E  to  G  0  Fry  sept  1,  Its  2  and  3 

b  2,  26  40  1.3,  18m  1,%  $1900 

Cornelias  J  d  to  V  E  NiohoU  eept  18, 


October  5,  1895. 

34  b  I.  21  38  14,  5y  6%    .20(  0 

Campbell  F  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  9i"\ta  5 

and  6  b  5,  30  40  14,  2y  e% .  ^.  .  '  *iooo 
Carbone  L  to  B  B  Wickereham  s^pt  28 

It  38  b  27,  17  39  14.  3y  6%   $1300 

Callahan  A  P  to  Equit  Trust  Co  sept  16 

Its  1  to  6   Dunham  sab  11  38  14,  5y 

Cunningham  j  8  to  E'b'Anoona "  septY ° 
It  10  b  45  So  Ohi,  —   $1500 

Centl  Pk  Cong  Church  to  F  R  Ohandler 
Aug  26,  It  52  b  17,  10  39  13,  3y  7%  $2000 

Cosgrove  E  to  T  F  Judge  sept  U   It  2  It 
28  b  2,  23  39  13,  82.........     '     i]'  0 

Campbell  F  to  E  8  Dreyer  sept  25,  pt  b's 

6  and  7,  30  40  14.  2y  62,  3  deeds.  .$12,000 
Crawford  A  F  to  L  J  Bammel  sept  15  b 

5.27  39  14,  6!?   .  $4o 

Deate  M  to  F  B  Pease  sept  20,  u  12  it  q 

7  39  14,  6^  Jl^Q 

Delaney  P  to  P  W  Snowhook  sept  26  It 

18  b  22  Johnston  R  &  8  add  3y  62  $1500 
Drummond  I  M  to  8  G  Bailey  Ane  3n  it 

6  b  3,  9  39  13,  6>^2  .....^  |i600 

Dorr  E  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  20,  It  5  b  4 

3  38  14,3y  62  .....*  J'goo 

Dunne  R  to  T  Breman  sept  13,  It  61  b  26 

Sheff  add  5y  62   $1165 

Diven  T  J  to  F  B  Peabody  "sept  25!  Its  12 

to  16  b  4,  2  39  13,  5y  6^   $2000 

Deiohmann  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  'sept 

pt  8  w  qr  8  w  qr  6  36  14,  5y  72  $1200 

Durham  J  N  to  C  B  Bemingway  July  1 

pt  It  5  b  1,  7  39  1.%  6y  7%  |2000 

Degen  G  to  J  B  Gilbert  oot  1,  It  2  b  3  36 

*0  13,  6y  e%  ^..-ooo 

Davis  &  Rankin  Bldg  &  Mfg  Co  to  North- 
ern T  Oo  sept  24,  It  1  It  2  n  hf  s  e  qr  17 

36  14,  20y  6%  $100,000 

Denvir  J  to  J  J  Cobnrn  sept  21,  It  31  and 

32  b  4,  15  39  13,  3y  7^   |1J00 

Esch  W  to  R  Berger  sept  24,  It  43  Pence 

sub  17  38  14,  3y  6>^2  $1700 

Eiser  W  to  J  H  Kraemer  sept  26,  It  40  b 

7,  36  40  13,  3y  72  $iOfO 

Effinger  J  R  to  J  G  Shortall  sept  24,  It  14 

Shorey  sob  14  38  14,  6y  5}^%  $2600 

Everhart  G  P  to  J  Donnersberger  sept  26 

Its  1  and  2  Bayley  sub   10  38  14,  6j  7% 

„  $12,000 

FalloD  W  to  0  W  Binokley  Mch  28,  ptn 

e  qr   10  36  16  and  o  p   6y  6^,  3  deeds 

„  '  $19,000 

Fellows  J  E  to  E  F  Bayley  sept  26,  pt  It 

1  ete  8  w  qr  3  38  14,   5y   6%,  6  deeds 

 $24,000 

Foley  P  to  M  W  Pinckney,  sept  23,  It  286 

n  e  qr  29  30  14,  62  $13C0 

Fitzgerald  B  J  to  F  R  Ohandler  sept  23, 

It  10  b  5,  28  38  14,  5y  62,  3  deeds.  $7500 
Fobs  8  D  to  0  L  flntchinson  sept  27, It  44 

Larned  sub  34  39  14,  5y  62  $8f00 

Fox  J  B  to  O  8  Harmon  sent  13,  It  18  b  3 

3137  14,  3y  6%  14900 

Featherstone  Sons  to  J  R  Foaike  sept  20, 

Its  1  to  8  b  1,  5  39  14,  2y  62  *25,000 

Gage  B  H  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L  Assn 

eept  27,  It  3  b  1  G  &  J  to  Evanston,  72 


Qrover  F  R  to  A  Craig   oct  1,  It  5  b  28, 

Evanston  3y  72  $2CO0 

Gangler  B  to  O  Kubin  oct  1,  It  16  and  pt 

15  b  27,  11  38  14,  5y  6^   ....$4000 

GerliDger  Ii  to  A  Schiller  sept  29,  pt  b  7, 

18  39  14,  2y  62  $6000 

Qrussing  G  B  to  Northn  T  Oo  sept  25,  Its 

2  to  4,  14  39  13,  3y  6%  $16,000 

Gage  G  to  J  Staab  oot  1,  It  46  b  5,  33  39 

H,  3y  6^  $20CO 

Grant  W  F  to  F  0  Hale  sept  30,  It  3  b  16, 

35  41  12,  3y  62  $1600 

Giermann  C  to  B  0  Zattermeister  sept  23 

It  95  b  31,  31  39  14,  ly  62  $1200 

Green  0  W  to  L  Carter  sept  24,  pt  It  29, 

Johnson's  snb  3  38  14,  62  $6500 

Gubbins  A  J  to  W  M  Bowland  sept  24,  It 

6  It  16  b  6  F  of  J  &  P  fidd  3y  6^  . . .  $  1500 
Griefenbagen  R  A  to  J  R  Fouike  sept  10, 

pt  Its  1  and  2  It  4  eto  28  40  14,  5y  6^ 

 $35,000 

Gross  BO  to  ME  Qreenebanm  sept  16, 

Hi  19  and  20  b  1,  3  38  12,  5y  72.... $1200 
Qriswold  B  0  to  J  B  Van  Vlissingen  sept 

11,  It  5    Benson  enb  19  41  14,  Jan  1  62 

 $4000 

Grace  W  H  to  J  Qately  sept  28,  It  6  and 

pt  5  Rogers  sub  4  39  14,  3y  6^  ...  $11,000 
Grace  K  to  H  0  Znttermeister  sept  24,  It 

16  n  hf  b  39,  21  39  14,  5y  62  $1800 

Qaentzel  R  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  26,  pt  b 

6,  23  40  13,  5y  72  $6000 

Qassman  O  to  North  av  B  &  h  Assn  sept 

28,  It  14  b  2,  29  40  14,  6%  $6000 

3codrioh  B  T  to  F  R  Ohandler  sept  22,  pt 

It  78  div  3,  ?0  38  Ifi,  67  .  f  20QQ 


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Gnenther  R  to  W  J  HBzleton  sept  27,  It  1 

and  pt  2  b  2  b  4  SheflE  add  ly  1%.  ..$6100 
Hofifer  B  H  to  L  G  Kirkland  Jnly  20,  pt  It 

6  and  7  b  45,  21  39  14,  ly  6^   |2500 

Hansen  E  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  sept  21,  It  2 

b  2,  31  40  14.  6%  $1400 

Hamea  T  to  N  Ohi  Mat  S  &  B  Assn  sept 

2P,  It  27  Oollot8  snb  8  40  14,  7^.... $1600 
Henderson  H  to  W  Heinemann  sept  24,  It 

10  b  5,  17  40  14,  6y  G<«  $7000 

Harwood  S  G   to   Pab  Say  L  &  B  Assn 

sept  25,  It  7  b  5,  15  40  13,  6%.  $2000 

Hardaely  A  R  to  U  H  Loriug  Ang  7,  It  44 

to  46  b  3,  20  38  14,  6^   $1600 

Hanson  A  to  Oiks  &  Meoh  B  L  &  I  Assn 

sept  10,  It  12  b  6,  9  39  13,  S%  $2100 

Hanson  H  to  H  B  Hard  sept  23,  It  8  b  7, 

Fallerton  add  5y  6^6   $5000 

Heath  W  H  to  W  Blaok  sept  23,  pt  n  e  qr 

6  42  9  and  o  p  5y  6%  $2000 

Howel9s  D  T  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  21,  It 

102  b  4,  31  38  15,  5y  7!{   $3000 

Hyde  E  N  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  24,  It  1  b 

6,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Holtou  A  M  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  sept  21 

it  18  19  and  pt  20  b  32  Carpenter  add 

5y  e%  $17,500 

Hohenadel  E  to  W  Loeb  sept  29,  pt  It  3  b 

41  sohl  seo  5y  6^     $3000 

Homeyer  F  to  A  C  Labahn  sept  28,  It  17 

b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6%   $1650 

Hoyt  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  21,  pt  Its 

19  and  20,  15  38  14,  5y  7%,  6  deeds.. $7600 
Hennebohle  F  toJ  Donnersberger  sept  25 

pt  its  1  and  2  b  107,  5  and  6  37  15,  By 

^%  $12,000 

Hedge  H  to  J  R  Foalke  sept  3,  It  8  Cairn- 

dnfl's  41st  St  add  6%  $3800 

Holton  W  B  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  16,  pt 

Its  4  and  5   b  2   Myriok  2d  add   3y  6% 

 $7000 

Hess  H  D  to  R  Berger  sept  24,  pt  b  2,  31 

38  15,  3y  3  deeds  $3000 

Imhof  A  to  H  J  Wallingford  sept  27,  It  15 

and  16  Hall  snb  17  40  14,  2y  6%  ...$2(00 
Jaokoaan  J  H  to  A  Loeb  sept  17,  It  2  b  2, 

Murray  add  5y  6%  $3000 

Jorgenson  A  to  A  Peterson  sept  19,  Its  47 

and  48  b  6,  1  39  13,  3y  6^5  $3500 

Jessen  R  A  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  sept  23,  It  43 

b  20,  28  37  14,  4y  6%  $2200 

Joens  J  to  S  Sohroeder  Jane  19,  pt  It  19, 

Robinson's  sub  36  37  13,  lOy  6%  $i500 

Jacobs  B  F  to  B  A  Kimball  May  1,  pt  e 

hf  e  hf  e  hf  s  w  qr  2  37  13,  —  8  deeds 

 $6200 

Jacobs  B  F  to  F  B  Pease  Aag  30,  Dt  s  e 

qr  2  37  13,  8%   ."..$2800 

Johnson  C  to  F  0  Stensland   sept  25,  It 

164  n  e  qr  35  40  13,  6y  6^%  $3000 

Jones  M  M  to  0  P  Miller  Apl  1,  pt  It  8  b 

11,  17  39  14,  5y  6^     $6000 

Jensen  C  C  to  W  Loeb  Aug  10,  pt  It  9  b  2 

15  38  14,  3y  6^   $M500 

Jonnson  L  to  P  O  Stensland  sept  20,  It  4 

It  12  b  23  Ogden  add  5y  6^  |5  00 

Kahler  8  S  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  sept  23,  It  7 

It  I,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $3600 

Ryan  W  to  Heill  sept  20,  It  19  b  6,  18  39 

14,  6%  $3000 

Kolar  V  to  J  Pecha  Apl  25,  pt  It  42  b  12, 

20  39  14,  2y  6%   $3000 

Eann  0  to  S  Zeialer  sept  27,  It  27  b  1, 

Hard  &  O'O  sub  32  89  14   $26C0 

Eleinofen  R  to  R  Berger  oot  1,  It  86  b  2  b 

4  Sheff  add  5y  6^  $5000 

Eehr  C  to  J  Miller  sept  26,  Its  6  and  6 

Crescent  17  42  13,  6y  7!«  $1900 

Kirkham  H  to  W  T  Hines  sept  15,  It  10 

It  1  b  8  Ashland  2d  add  5y  6^«.$3000 
Eing  M  A  to  J  H  Slayter  Aug  28,  It  8  It  7 

17  40  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Koch  O  to  E  Q  Halle  sept  25,  It  38  b  2  b 

30  etc  19  40  14,  8f    $1800 

Koch  F  J  to  0  L  Sohaar  sept  23,  It  91  b  1 

32  39  14,  6y  6^   $1800 

Eavanagh  J  to  E  S  Carr  sept  26,  It  20  b 

12,  18  40  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Eelly  P  to  Berkshire  L  Ins  Co  sept  27,  pt 

It  18  Reform  School  tract  12  38  14,  3y 

6%  $2000 

Eelly  J  I  to  E  J  Lamed  sept  12,  pt  b's  1 

and  2  Lamed  add  30  37  14,  6%  $1968 

Eelly  M  E  to  F  J  Crawford  sept  24,  pt  It 

1  and  2  b  2,  3  38  14,  4y  6^  $4030 

Euzicka  J  to  M  Polaohek  sept  24,  Its  42 

and  43  b  9  Sampson  &  Q  add,  — . .  .$5200 
Kordowski  S  to  P  L  Maoiejewski  sept  23, 

It  31  b  11,  20  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Einley  Mfg  Co  to  D  O  Strong  sept  20,  Its 

1  and  2  b  2,  18  39  14,  4y  6y  $9000 

Eretzinger  J  T  to  J  Mortyn  sept  19,  pt  It 

36  b  10,  17  39  14,  ly  5%  $20C0 

Knssner  A  J  to  C  T  &  T  Co  sept  24,  Its  27 

to  30  b  1,  11  39  13,  7m  $250J 


Eleumietzen  K  to  A  Loeb  sept  26,  Its  22 

to  24  b  9,  18  39  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Larson  M  to  S  W  Straos  Joly  24,  It  9  and 

10  b  2,  10  38  14,  6y  H,  4  deeds. .. $14,800 
Losh  J  A  to  F  J  Crawford  sept  26,  It  5  b 

16,  12  39  13,  4y  6%   $1200 

Lindgren  O  to  R  Berger  sept  23,  It  32  b 

36  S  Ohi  3y  6^  $1600 

Larcen  0  G  to  H  H  0  Miller  July  10,  pt  It 

5  b  5  Evanston  6y  6%   $1275 

Lewis  M  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  20,  pt  It  33 

It  1  etc  7  39  14,  3y   $5000 

Leonard  B  D  to  W  P  Feenell  sept  25,  It  6 

and  7  1  2,  12  41  13,  5y  6%  $li"00 

Lnce  CRM  to  W  L  Rozeboom  sept  23, 

It  A,  Culver  add  2y  7%  $3500 

Leonhardt  Q  to  0  F  Taylor  sept  1,  It  20 

b  26,  3  37  14,  5y  7%   $2600 

Lewandowski  T  to  E  G  Foreman  oct  1,  It 

32  b  2,  29  40  14,  3y  6%   $5000 

Lemoina  E8  Jr  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  19, 

pt  It  6  b  6,  21  38  14,  5y  6!?  $4500 

Lamb  M  to  M  B  Greenebaum  sept  27,  It 

26  b  1  Brown's  add  5j  1%  $1200 

Lewinkind  I  to  L  W  MoConnell  sept  24, 

It  7  b  5  Kensington  6y  6^  $3000 

Lesch  H  to  C  K  Miller  sept  30,  Its  50  and 

51  b  1  etc  15  i59  13,  3y  6^  $S00O 

Lutz  J  to  W  Heinemann  Joly  7,  It  39  and 

40  b  6,  30  40  14,  4y  6«  $4500 

Lnce  R  M  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Co,  sept  18, 

It  A,  Culver  add,  5y  6%  $8500 

Lally  0  &  J  to  L  0  Kuhnert  sept  24,  pt  It 

13  b  28  Duncan  add  4y  6%  $3000 

Larson  L  to  H  A  Haugan  sept  23,  pt  It  30 

It  29,  30  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Lamoreaus  8  to  W  F  Lubeke  sept  20,  pt 

b  3,  2  39  13,  7%   $2600 

McNeills  A  T  and  C  to  J  H  Young  et  al 

Aug  19,  It  2  It  6  b  7  Ashland  add  3y  6^ 

 $2600 

Mehlhorn  A  O  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  20,  pt 

It  86  It  13,  23  38  13,  5y  6^  $3800 

Murphy  L  to  8  M  Moore  sept  21,  It  294 

Fowler  sub  9  38  14,  6y  7^  $2000 

McNab  M  to  H  W  Judd   sept  23,  Its  21 

and  22  b  2,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $26C0 

Moroomb  J  R  0  to  F  B  Pease  sept  23,  Its 

17  and  18  b  11,  3  39  13,  8^  $2500 

Murray  A  A  to  0  J  Hambleton  sept  26,  pt 

b  2,  22  38  14,  5y  6%,  8  deeds..  ....$22,400 

Mollvath  O  P  U  0  Welton   sept  25,   pt  n 

hf  n  e  qr  28  36  14,  6y  6%   $3250 

Matye  F  to  F  Tarok  sept  23,  It  38  b  9,  20 

39  14,  6^   $1800 

McCoy  J  H  to  A  B  Barr  sept  20,  Its  18 

and  19  and  pt  17  b  1  b  4  Kensingtor  7% 

 $1900 

MoGillan  J  to  J  Q  Weart  sept  25,  It  3  b  1 

b  3  SheflE  add  2y  7^   $2500 

Monihan  P  to  A  M  Snydaoker  sept  25,  It 

8  b  3,  14  39  13,  3y  6?  $2600 

Meyer  G  P  to  J  L  Zaobarias  sept  20,  pt 

sec  8  and  7  36  12,  ly   $3000 

Manny  J  H  to  Bv  &  N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L 

Assn  sept  25,  It  47  b  2,  17  38  14,  7^.$35(  0 
McDonald  F  0  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  24, 

pt  It  49  b  6,  13  39  13,  —   $2500 

Meslein  P  J  to  Golden  B  L  &  H  Assn  sept 

23,  It  17  b  1,  4  38  14   $  ^200 

Melkeld  H  O  to  W  Heinemann  sept  26,  It 

32  and  33  b  2,  1  40  14,  3y  (i}4%  $20  0 

Matnszenski  W  to  vv  B  Hallerman  sept 

26,  It  72  b  40  SheflE  add  3y  6^4%  ....  $2200 
Murray  L  P  to  W  J  Bulger 'sept  26.  It  12 

Robertson  &  F  sub  34  39  14,  ly  7%  .$1000 
Markvart  J  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  sept  7, 

It  26  b  24,  34  40  13,  75S  $1000 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  B  Greenebaum  sept 

19,  It  12  b  5,  15  39  13,  5y  6}4%  $1300 

Mueller  J  to  H  H  Rose  sept  24,  pt  b  3,  20 

38  14,  6^  $20C0 

McCormick  W  J  to  C  T  &  T  Oo  sept  26,  It 

5  It  7  b  3  Bushnell  add  5y  e%  $5500 

Mellinger  W  E  to  R  L  Tatham  sept  21,  It 

4  It  31  b  3  etc  11  39  13,  3y  6^  $3200 

Moran  M  M  et  al  to  A  Peterson  sept  20  It 

24  and  pt  23  b  1,  21  38  14,  3y  6^. ...$35  )0 
Mahoney  A  to  J  G  Shortall  sept  20,  It  26 

8  e  qr  10  38  13,  5y  6^  $1700 

McQillen  J  to  J  Q  Weart  sept  25,  It  3  b  1 

b  3  SheflE  add  2y  6%  $2503 

Moore  T  J  to  0  0  Sobumaoher  sept  25,  It 

42  b  2,  13  39  13,  6^  $1500 

McGuire  K  to  M  Hanbrioh  Aug  23,  It  3  b 

1,  8  38  11,  3y  6%  ,"  $2066 

MoOann  J  B  lo  H  J  Wendell  sept  27,  It  20 

b  27,  11  38  14,  6%  $2500 

Norton  0  L  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  sept  26,  It  18 

b  66  Hyde  Pk  5y  6^  $4500 

Nelson  H  to  W  B  Ballerman  sept  25,  It  8 

b  6  b  16  SheflE  add  6y  6^  $1200 

Nietzel  A  to  F  Krnmseig  sept  21,  It  5  b  6, 

6  39  14,  4y  6JS  $1700 

Nelson  M  &  N  B  to  A  Peterson  sept  23,  It 


27  and  28  b  1  It  F,  28  40  14,  5y  6^.  $13,000 
NelliB  F  A  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  27,  It  10 

b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  7«  $1100 

Nevins  B  to  F  Dllmann  sept  1,  It  10  and 

pt  9  b  11,  3  38  14,  655  $2500 

Northam  O  to  F  M  Elliott  sept  27,  pt  It  7 

b  24  Wilmette  5y  6^  $2000 

Olsen  J  to  J  R  Mann  sept  30,  Its  9  and  10 

b  1,  20  38  14,  2y  7%  $1500 

Ott  C  to  A  Smith  sept  19,  It  7  b  8,  26  40 

13,  3y  7^  $1500 

O'Donnell  J  T  to  J  R  Case  sept  2,  It  1  b 

35  SheflE  add  7%   $2300 

O'Sullivan  M  to   Cottage  Grove  B   &  L 

Assn   sept  30,   Its  16  and  17  b  2,  26  40 

13,  6^  $18f0 

Ott  P  to  W  D  Kerfoot  sept  10,  Its  18  and 

19  8  pt  b  1,  6  39  14,  5j  6%  $3600 

Olson  O  Z  to  8  R  Harford  sept  26,  It  12  b 

1,  18  40  14.  5y  6%  $1650 

Petterson  J  to  W  T  Rickards  sept  27,  It 

44  b  13,  34  40  13,  3y  6^  $1000 

Page  B  E  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  4,  it  6  b  9, 

21  40  14,  3y  6«  $3000 

Partridge  L  H  to  L  M  Paine  sept  24,  It 

11  and  pt  12  b  8,  29  41  14,  5y  6?....$2000 
Peoeny  V  to  W  Heinemann  sept  24,  It  30 

b  1,  25  39  13,  3y  e%  $1C00 

Packard  E  and  E  A  to  WD  Cooper  sept 

25,  pt  Its  8  and  9  Graves  sub  34  39  14, 

6%  $60C0 

Peet  F  N  to  A  J  Graham  sept  11,  It  16  b 

23,  17  39  14,  5y  6!?  $3030 

Prebensen  G  to  E  O  Brown  sept  1,  It  19  b 

4,  6  39  14,  3y  6%  $9000 

PilkiBgton  J  H  to  A  T  Gait  oct  1,  It  9  b 

1  b  17  OliflEord  add  5y  6^  $2400 

Pantel  W  to  W  Heinemann  sept  28,  It  13 

b  7  b  6  SheflE  add  5y  6«   

Peterson  P  O  to  R  Berger  sept  26,  It  11, 

Sanders  snb  21  40  14,  3y  6%'.  $2000 

Quinn  M  E  to  T  J  Lefens  sept  25,  It  11  b 

4,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  |5500 

Ripley  E  P  to  J  0  Ahrensfeld  sept  27,  It 

953  b  17  Riverside  3d  ly  7%  $1500 

Rahlfs  G  to  Conn  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  Ang  14, 

Its  1  and  3  It  35,  5  39  14,  6JS  $6000 

Reichwald  E  0  to  F  T  Pratt  sept  27,  It  50 

b  60,  7  39  14,  ly  6%  $1500 

Rerhann  R  B  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  24,  It 

19  b  14,  28  38  14,  3y  7%  $4!  00 

Ryan  J  to  J  R  Fouike  sept  24,  Its  19  and 

22.  20  39  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Rapp  J  P  to  P  Fahrney  sept  19,  It  3  It  10 

18  39  14,  6y  6%  .$2000 

Reid  M  A  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  sept  7.  It  29  b  2 

35  40  13.  5y  7%  $3700 

Rarbaeh  0  W  to  O  Bnhl  sept  24,  Us  239 

and  240  Normal  Park  add  2y  6^ . . .  $1500 
Rapp  Q  A  to  O  A  Sawyer  June  1,  It  15  b 

14  D  Pk  add  18m  7%  $2500 

Racine  H  8  to  B  0  A  Dnden  sept  27,  It  47 

b  6,  19  40  14,  5y  6%   $1500 

Radtke  B  W  to  H  B  Muelke  sept  26,  It  1 

etc  14  40  14,  2y  6^  $2000 

Randolph  R  J  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  23,  It 

4  and  6  b  10  Rogers  Pk  6y  7%  $5000 

Ranaford  F  to  Eqnit  Trust  Oo  oot  1.  pt  It 

12  b  30  Hyde  Pk  3y  6^  ..$5C00 

Roth  8  W  to  S  Danlop  sept  26.  Its  31  32 

38  anil  39  Roth  sub  11  39  13,  3y  6% 
 $16,000 

Roncek  K  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  27,  It 
81  b  16,  6^  $3000 

Rugen  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  ,''0,  Its 

20  and  21  b  4,  2  39  13,  5y  6^   $4500 

Ryan  M  W  to  J  Rosenthal  sept  26,  pt  b's 

4  to  6  Grant  add  5y  6%  $15,000 

Renand  T  D  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  sept  17 

Us  5  and  6  b  6,  33  39  14,  7^  $4500 

Smith  K  to  P  W  Snowhook  Aug  9,  pt  It  17 

b  59  s  s  add  6y  6^  $1500 

Simpson  A  D  to  B  J  Bowes  Jr  sept  20,  It 

24  b  1,  2  38  14,  6y  6^  $3000 

Sohoeider  F  to  B  J  Bowes  Jr  sept  24,  It 

35  b  2,  6  39  14,  5y  6!?  $5000 

Swart  J  H  to  J  Rosenthal  sept  30,  w  hf  It 

23  b  1  Wriget  add  5y  6^.....  $60^0 

Sigler  S  to  L  F  Hopkins  sept  30,  pt  It  18 

b  36,  IC  38  14,  7%  $1530 

Smith  RG&HR   to   AM  Underwood 

sept  1,  It  15  b  3,  5  40  14,  dem  6^... $2000 
Sevcik  S  to  F  Easpar  sept  30,  pt  It  20  b 

15  s  s  add  5y  6%  $2000 

Sweet  E  F  to  0  Longhridge  Ang  27,  It  11 

b  13,  12  39  13,  2y  e%  $1300 

Saul  F  0  to  I  T  Greenaore  oct  1,  It  14  b  5 

4  38  14,  3y  6%  $2400 

Sweet  E  F  to  D  Fales  Aug  21,  It  10  and 

12  b  13,  12  39  13,  ly  6^  $3000 

Shorey  M  &  D  L  to  W  M  Howland  sept  24 

It  20  Shorey  sub  14  38  14,  3y  6^....$250C 
Schreil  G  to  A  Peterson  sept  23,  It  27  b 

7,  6  39  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Staxpf  L  J  to  J  Staab  sept  24,  pt  It  13, 


Snizer  add.  Belle  Plaine  6y  6%  $2500 

Smith  A  T  and  O  H  to  A  B  Jenks  sept  24, 

It  I  It  4  etc  2  38  14,  3y  6^  $25,000 

Sohnecker  M  to  Northn  T  Oo  Aug  23,  It 

34  b  1,  3  38  14,  3y  6^.  $5000 

Smilh  O  D  to  D  G  Robertson  sept  17,  Its 

3  to  15  3tc  b  6,  31  39  14,  6m  6%  $5000 

Scbwarzentraab  E  M  to  L  Rathje  sept  28 

pt  Its  42  and  40  and  all  41  b  1,  21  38  14, 

3y  6^  $2500 

Sommer  G  to  B  G  Foreman  sept  23,  pt  It 

7  b  22  Bushnell  add  3y  6^  $10,1  00 

Sebastian  G  to  8  A  Walthar  sept  2,3,  It  24 

b  14,  19  40  14,  2y  6%.  $1,500 

Sathren  O  P  to  M  E  Greenebaum  sept  27 

It  9  b  5,  6  39  14,  5y  6?  $1200 

Shoman  0  V  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  23,  It 

3  It  1  b  58  Evanston  5y  6%  $2000 

Sabath  A  J  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  sept  9,  pt  b  4, 

18  38  14,  5y  7^  $5850 

Thomas  W  8  to  J  R  Fouike  sept  10,  It  13 

b  125  schl  sec  3y  5^  $6500 

Titsworth  A  D  to  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

sept  21,  It  43  b  6,  15  39  13,  7^  $2100 

Tompkins  8  L  to  H  Crawford  sept  II,  pt 

It  14  b  24,  U  38  14,  3y  6«   $i0  0 

V033  F  to  T  Sohintz  sept  3,  It  55  b  60,  7 

89  14,  3y  5%  $6500 

Van  Home  M  G  to  G  W  Cass  sept  23,  e  hf 

n  11  0  acres  n  w  qr  25  39  12,  2y  6^.  $15,000 
Vogel  V  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  21,  It  5  It 

23,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Walker  L  &  G  W  to  Natl  D  8  L  A  H  Assn 

sept  14,  It  31  b  1,  18  40  14,  S%  $3200 

Willey  H  N  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  17,  its  B 

to  7  b  11,  22  38  14,  5y  6%  fSODO 

Wolfiom  E  to  T  H  Sohintz  sept  25,  pt  b 

63,  21  39  14.  5y  6%,  3  deeds  $8'"00 

Wirt  I  J  to  B  L  Harpham  sept  27,  pt  It 

25  b  2,  36  38  14.  6%  $5000 

Weidemann  F  to  O  Peltzer  sept  18,  It  75 

b  16  Douglas  Pk  add  3y  6^   $13t0 

Wegner  H  J  F  to  J  0  Ahrensfeld  sept  24, 

It  29  b  1,  3y  6$    $2100 

Wilson  W  J  to  T  J  Lefens  sept  27,  Its  5 

to  9  b  2  W  to  Oak  Pk  ly  6%  $6000 

Wilcox  EE&HMtoRJ  Brown  sept  27, 

pt  1  b  13.  2  38  14,  7^  $2500 

Wetterberar  A  to  J  W  Loeb  oct  1.  It  3  b  8, 

21  39  14,  ly  e%  $1000 

Wilson  E  S  and  A  J  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  sept 

28,  It  14  b  3,  4  38  13,  3y  7%  $1400 

Wheeler  M  L  to  J  B  Enight  oct  1,  It  5  and 

pt  4  b  8,  2  38  14,  3y  6%  $11,000 

Will  T  0  to  Q  Van  Zandt  sept  21,  It  11 

and  pt  12  b  6,  31  39  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

Wagg  H  N  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  23,  Its  7 

to  10  b  8,  8  40  14  3y  6^  $6000 

WIeklineki  F  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  24,  It 

6  h  5,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $15C0 

Whedon  0  L  to  T  P  Randall  sept  21,  Its  1 

to  4  b  3.  17  40  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Ward  W  N  to  J  0  Bigelow  sept  23,  n  w  qr 

s  e  qr  17  38  12,  5j  5%  $25i  0 

Wendler  0  to  ivi  Traver  sept  7,  Its  15  to 

32  b  7,  35  86  14.  3y  6^   $3000 

Walker  A  M  to  J  W  Gray  sept  27,  Its  11 

and  12  b  10  Ulioh  &  M  add  3y  6^.  .$80C0 
York  J  to  W  H  Holden  sept  27,  pt  It  32  b 

15,  20  39  14,  5y  6^   $25,000 

Yuill  J  A  to  A  M  Burch  sept  IS,  It  11  and 

pt  12  b  6,  4  38  12,  3y  6^  $1500 

Zeese  A  to  0  J  Hambleton  Aug  31,  Its  5 

11  Zeese  add  17  40  14,  2y  7%  $2000 

CHATTKLi  aiOKT(i}A»Kti. 


Austin  0  H  to  M  E  Finch  sept  23,  farn 
6m  $156 

Anderson  M  to  H  F  Mount  sept  27,  piano 
1426  Monroe  $70 

Alley  W  M  to  Morrison.  Plnmmer  &  Oo 
oot  1,  drags  Peoria  and  Van  Buren  ly 
 $266 

Boas  P  to  H  Morse  sept  24,  furn  aiid 
piano  6m    $103 

Bennett  W  H  to  H  P  Mount  sept  25,  furn 
nov  1  $100 

Barkley  H  E  to  Star  Brewery  aug  22,  sa- 
loon 292  w  Madison  $775 

Buchanan  S  H  to  B  Harrison  jane  29, 
furn  and  piano  303  Groveland  av  2y 
 $800 

Berger  L  to  B  Smith  sept  30,  furn  and  s 
m  7m  $109 

Brown  W  L  to  M  E  Finch  sept  30,  furn 
6m  $103 

Buddeobaam  L  to  P  Molzen  sept  30,  en- 
gine etc  8  n  Halsted  8m  $400 

Boettoher  J  N  to  H  P  Mount  8eot25, 1178 
Adams  7m  ."  $136 

Banholomew  P  to  Pab^t  Brg  Oo  sept  26, 
saloon  478  Van  B  23m  $1200 

Beatty  O  T  to  E  Smith  sspt  25,  furn  Oak 
Pk  and  603  .Association  BIdg  7m  $213 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  5.  18M. 


Combs  H  0  to  D  N  Harvey  sept  20,  bak- 
ery route   $500 

Oaldwell  A  D  to  G  Seyller  sept  30,  horses 

eto   $100 

Cotton  L  to  Meyer  &  Cotton  sept  10, 

horse  eto  6m  $150 

Cregar  Jfc  Co  to  T  B  Waring  sept  24,  en- 
gine eto  48  w  Lake  6m  $600 

Onshing  J  J  to   ME  Kinoh  sept  26, 

horses  eto  6m  $258 

Clantry  J  £  to  J  0  Clark  oot  1,  shop  ly 

 $200 

Colling  J  A  to  F  Beokerman  sept  25, 

horse  eto  335  Sedgwick  $160 

Cooney  F  O  to  W  Hazleton  sept  21, horses 

eto  226  30th  6tn  $400 

Conway  B  W  to  F  MoNellis  sept  26,  farn 

23m   $70 

Callaghan  N  to  C  H  Merriok  sept  21,  farn 

11m   «83 

Davenport  J  B  H  to  E  Smith  sept  24, 

fnrn  7m  $95 

Dillon  WS  to  J  Cnllen  sept  24,  fnrn  Ci- 

ooro  6m  $126 

De  Laoy  E  to  Nat  M  L  Co  qept  25,  piano 

7m  ....$166 

Dalton  W  to  Brewer  &  H  Big  Co  ang  26, 

saloon  259  w  Lake  2y  $575 

Edwards  B  to  O  Sheldon  jane  28,  milk 

basiness  917  Folton  $250 

EUelson  M  &  A  F  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  jaly 

23,  saloon  ly     ...  ..$325 

Eley  M  W  to  E  B  Crisley  sept  18,  horses 

eto  1231  Van  Baren  ly  $1000 

Eisener  G  to  North  W  Brg  Co  sept  17,  sa- 
loon 108  w  Harrison  2y   $2000 

Edbrooke  F  R  to  C  Meader  sept  24,  farn 

and  piano  6m  $115 

Edwards  L  to  S  B  Enowlton  sept  28,  fnrn 

7m  $100 

Fanbel  A  to  Oondell  d  &  T  Co  sept  30, 

farn  and  am  11m  $167 

Fay  A  to  E  Smith  sept  28,  fnrn  82  Wash- 
ington 9m  $216 

Fair  M  E  to  L  M  Yates  sept  30,  fnrn  232 

Dearborn  av  2y  $1000 

FliDg  E  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  23,  farn  6m 

 Sb75 

Frank  J  to  H  Morse  sept  27,  farn  and 

piano  6m  ,  $310 

Findlay  J  to  W  Hazleton  sept  25,  farn 

and  sewing  maohiue6m  $183 

Foeraterling  Q  H  to  H  Morse  sept  25, 

farn  and  piano  6m  $207 

Gord  G  to  Blae  I^ld  Brg  Co  aept  22,  sa- 
loon 11100  Mioh  av  ly  $100 

Grossman  T  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  26,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $82 

Qeanini  T  to  J  Fianter  sept  27,  fnrn  49 

Ohioago  av  ly  $500 

Gilmore  D  to  W  C  laen  sept  27,  fnrn 

1340  Wabash  ly  

Gaylerd  W  H  to  S  R  Knowlton  sept  21, 

farn  and  piano  and  s  m  7m  ...$109 

Graa  H  L  to  H  F  Moant  sept  26,  forn 

636  n  Clark  6m  $130 

Gloa  H  to  PJFehd  sept  30,  warehouse  2y 

 $665 

Gladish  G  to  S  Johnson  sept  '20,  horses 

eto  Jaokson  av  ly  $150 

Grote  H  to  R  M  MoOreei-y  sept  II,  fnrn 

6m  $800 

GillispieT  to  K  W  Nobles  sept  26,  fnrn 

3807  Lake  av  60ds  $115 

Qibhardt  O  to  H  Morse  sept  18,  fnrn  and 

piano  3m  $159 

Gray  A  8  to  R  M  Patterson  sept  28,  farn 

103  State  2y  .$£50 

Gohrbrandt  G  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  sept  3a, 

ealoon  858  Halsted  ly  $635 

Hornby  C  B  to  E  H  Reed  sept  30,  ptg 

ofiBoe  118  Randolph  6m  $20C 

Healy  A  D  to  E  T  Kensel  sept  19,  horses 

eto  90d8  $175 

Happham  J  M  to  Chi  Mort  Loan  Co  oot  1, 

piano  7m  $87 

Hankins  A  to  J  Jarish  sept  10,  shop  366 

Lake  10m  $100 

Howard  J  to  W  Chambers  sept  30,  forn 

16el8th2y   $2600 

Hnrton  E  to  0  Dold  sept  30,  ptg  ofHoe 

111  Trade  Unionist   $100 

Hayde  J  to  H  P  Monnt  sept  20,  forn  172 

Baxter  jan  5  $105 

Heyer  A  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 

23,  saloon  3265  Halsted  2y  $717 

Haering  F  0  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

sept  18,  saloon  518  w  Harrison  2y. 
Hrnby  C  D  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  sept  23, 

saloon  70  Fisk  23m   .$34  7 

Heider  0  to  R  U  Peril  aag  28,  farn  801 

Dodley  ly  ...   $200 

Hogan  M  H  to  A  R  Wisamann  sept  26, 

saloon    % — 

Hoebel  F  A  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept 

96,  saloon  531  65th  2y  $400 


Herr  C  M  H  ^orse  sept  24,  f arn  6  m  . .  $103 
Uindt  0  to  L  Hanebrachc  sept  21,  horses 

grain  eto  Hanover  ly  $765 

Halla  O  T  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  25,  fnrn  6m 

   $144 

Imhofif  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  sept 

25,  saloon  52  Sherman  $956 

Ingram  G  M  to  AH  Williams  sept  25, 

farn  10m  $240 

Jordon  Bros  to  F  Bender  sept  21,  mar- 
ket 507  Kedzie  av5m  $110 

Jerrems  T  W  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  16,  farn 

and  s  m  6m  $109 

Jallier  A  to  M  Debez  sept  25,  farn  367 

Wabash  7m  $500 

Johnson  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  sept  27,  forn 

6m  $235 

Jensen  C  to  Kelley  Maas  &  Co  sept  25, 

tools  etc  7tth  and  Stong  Isl  av  8m.  .$261 
Keirney  L  H  to  H  Morse  sept  25,  horses 

wagons  eto  6m  $245 

Eahn  J  to  T  J  Lamnan  sept  27,  laandry 

519  47th  18m  $600 

Kramer  F  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  sept  27, 

piano  23m  $70 

Kenney  M  to  S  E  Darby  sept  30,  forn 

147  Dearborn  av  14m  $7010 

Kreisel  H  0  to  J  Oallen  sept — ,  fnrn  6m 

 $127 

Kent  L  K  to  E  W  Fix  et  al  sept  28,  gro- 
cery 365  n  Clark  $265 

Karge  F  to  H  Rasoh  sept  25,  horse  eto 

Bishop  St  2y  $400 

Lewis  K  to  JM  Mahan  sept  25,  saloon 

8m  $1200 

Locke  J  8  to  M  Donohae  jnl'-  27,  mdse 

etc  6420  Stony  Isl  av  2y   $200 

Looos  J  to  J  Artuer  sept  28,  shop  17  n 

Clark  10m  $48C0 

Lemhass  &  Oashore  to  Corper  B  &  M  Co 

sept  21,  saloon  1584  n  Clark  2y  $600 

Long  T  E  to  W  Johnson  sept  25,  wagon 

eto  550  Fulton  2y  $1200 

Matt  J  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  26,  farn  6m 

 $181 

Mae  Kiewicz  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  sept 

20.  saloon  720  w  18th  ly   $263 

Marphy  W  J  to  0  H  Merriok  sept  25,  sa- 
loon fitgs  6m  $70 

Murray  L  P  to  G  Ailava  sept  26,  fnrn 

3617  iDd  av  ly  $1000 

McLaughlin  M  J  to  H  P  Mount  sept  25, 

piano  6m  $84 

McGuire  J  H  to  W  Georga  sspt  25,  piano 

18m...    $125 

MoQrath  D  F  to  Bartholomae  &  B  &  M 

Co  sept  26,  saloon  273  w  Van  Baren  2y 

 $750 

Mooney  J  H  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  12,  horse 

and  oab  etc  6m  $72 

Miller  F  W  to  R  M  MoOreery  sept  20, 

furn  4m  $76 

Moulhan  E  to  J  Mouthan  sept  14,  farn 

ly-  $600 

Mittig  P  J  to  D  Kavanagh  sept  25,  rest 

36  Paoifio  av  demd  $250 

Martin  A  to  F  R  Blackman  sept  26,  farn 

and  piano  ly  $250 

MoQillD  B  to  J  K  MoGill  oot  1,  maohy 

eto  207  Canal  2y  .'  $3000 

Martin  K  to  Mueller  Bros  sept  26,  restrnt 

48  n  State  ly  $700 

Morey  A  to  W'  H  Hill  sept  26,  shop  383 

State  90d8  $3tO 

Maledia  C  to  Henning  Brg  Co  sept  25, 

saloon,  1405  40th  av  3m  $300 

Meyer  R  C  to  L  Ashenoremer  aug  1,  farn 

183  baperior   $120 

Moore  J  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  sept  25,  fnrn 

7m  $l(i4 

McGregor  A  to  C  Mamsman   sept  30, 

drugs  1056  Garfield  2y  $2610 

Marquardt  A  to  F  Grief  sept  30,  maohy, 

515  22d  2y  $159 

Mattson  J  A  to  A  M  Rex  sept  27,  farn 

and  s  m  314  29th  18m  $675 

Nelson  J  to  R  Olson  sept  28,  fare  10 

Brown  2y.  .'.  $200 

Nachmann  H  to  E  Smith  sept  27,  furn 

6m   $206 

Newman  S  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  sept  18, 

saloon  476  Randolph  2y  $300 

Nelson  P  A  to  B  Strauss  sept  25,  horso 

eto  8m  $87 

Nizzie  O  to  W  C  Carson  sept  12,  furn  3m 

 $70 

Oullette  H  C  to  D  R  MoNaaght  sept  23, 

horses  etc;6m  

Pigott  G  to  H  Morse  sept  30,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $127 

Pure  Food  Product  Co  to  R  L  Henry 

sept  29,  plant  544  n  Water  60ds  .$11,666 
Peterson  E  to  A  Freund  sept  23,  piano 

and  furn  683  Dearborn  av  ly  $4000 

Peanta  J  to  Anhauser-B  Brg  Co  sept  23, 

pool  tables  384  Dearborn  ly  $200 


Pearson  J  to  0  F  McDowell  aag  1,  livery 

Evanston  ly  . . .  .   $1500 

Parkhurst  —  to  H  Haber  sept  23,  furn  6C 

Canalport  jan  1  $3(0 

Quandt  R  to  D  S  Brg  Co  sept  21,  saloon 

182  Lincoln  av  2y  $170 

Reckoflf  W  to  J  Clark  sept  3,  horses  eto 

Blue  Isl  2y   |600 

Ryan  D  J  to  U  S  Brg  Co  sept  26,  saloon 

264  Loomis  2y  $762 

Revkin  B  t  >  S  Revkin  sept  26,  ptg  office 

148  w  12th  $3000 

Roger  C  to  M  A  Decker  sept  23,  livery 

932  Van  Bnren  6m  $1700 

Robertson  W  O  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  sept 

24,  livery  1024  Armitage  av  3m  $148 

Riohtor  W  to  G  T  Cj'arson  sept  24,  farn 

1369  n  Clark  6m  $341 

Renner  G  A  to  G  Q  Hubbell  sept  25,  farn 

8m  $76 

Rix  E  to  A  Rix  sept  26,  horses  eto  2y..$300 
Robinson  F  S  to  F  R  Sibell  sept  20,  furn 

and  bldg  Jefferson  6m  $230 

Stevenson  W  R  to  C  H  Merriok  sept  26, 

furn  Um  $83 

Schneider  N  to  S  Lebrnn  sept  26,  furn  2y 

 $5(0 

Sofield  M  E  to  F  S  Betz  sept  66,  fnrn 

4018  Drexel  bvd  2m  $260 

Shaoghnessy  W  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  sept 

23,  saloon  1031  w  Taylor  demnd  $709 

Sohoeneok  M  to  W  Ward  sept  27,  stock 

eto  Maine  2d  $2E0 

Schelen  J  to  Kelly  Mans  &  Co  ang  29, 
lease  of  347  B  Isld  av  and  contents,  8m 

 $S94 

Sarimovich  F  to  D  R  McNanght  sept  25, 

piano  6m  $87 

Scanffer  F  J  to  F  MoNellis  sept  27,  furn 

and  piano  23m  $2(  0 

Stone  E  B  to  F  E  Blackman  sept  27,  furn 

and  piano  3m  $200 

String  J  E  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  23,  furn  6m 

   $82 

Sohaotz  G  to  E  Hewitt,  bakery  Portland 

av  and  25th  2y  $300 

Saherman  J  to  0  F  Bnehler  sept  23,  sa- 
loon 2y  $4623 

Sweeney  D  J  to  J  H  Smalley  sept  24, 

furn  62  Chicago  av  ,  $760 

Sogall  J  to  Waoker  &  BB&  M  Co  sept 

24,  saloon  219  w  Lake  2y  

Stevens  L  W  to  J  K  Stevens  sept  9,  photo 

gallery  State  and  Monroe  ly . .  . .  .$1000 
Snell  F  8  to  HP  Mount  sept  25,  furn 

and  piano  1309  Folton  7m  $183 

Strayer  T  A  to  H  R  Lather  sept  25,  fnrn 

900  Walnut  6m  $90 

Stock  W  W  to  0  Farguson  sept  28,  farn 

2ys  |8(i 

Szeoh  S  J  to  U  S  Brg  Co  sept  30,  saloon 

264  Armitage  av  2y  $600 

Schomme  L  to  L  A  Thiel  oot  1,  fnrn  219 

Ohio  8m  $150 

Sohultz  J  0  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  sept  21, 

furn  2226  Wabash  av  4y  $292 

Strang  H  T  to  J  L  Oheatle  sept  21,  furn 

64t7  Yale  ly  $86 

Schoebin  P  to  H  Morse  sept  26,  horse  eto 

teaming  b-^siness  6m  $116 

Soranton  H  T  to  W  S  Lachner  sept  27, 

faro  4154  Lake  av  7m  $114 

Sobmid  F  G  to  Schneider  &  T  Co  sept  3ii, 

horses  eto  Jan  1  $200 

Shepard  LB&WHtoWG  Carlisle  sept 

30,  Palace  Hotel,  101  n  Clark  6m.  .$1100 
Tweedie  H  J  to  W  H  Stein  sept  28,  furn 

70J3  Honore  3m  $106 

Theesi  8  to  S  Riohardson  oot  1,  furn  3m 

 $200 

Talbot  E  to  D  W  Sturgeon  sept  25,  furn 

 $500 

Tardy  R  to  Standard  Bry  sept  25,  saloon 

151  n  Huron  2y  

Trasf  &  Marquette  to  E  A  MoOlelland 

sept  27,  grocery  212  Wabash  av  3m  . .  $125 
Trott  J  S  to  S  Riohardson  sept  26,  piano 

and  furn  2m  "....$86 

Uternark  W  to  W  Bartling  sept  3,  horse 

etc  ly   '  $35  ) 

Von  der  Wall  B  to  N  Westn  Brg  Co  sept 

21,  saloon  819  n  Clark  23m  $1000 

Winkelman  G  J  to  J  Cullen  sept  21,  piano 

6m  $1C0 

Westerberg  A  to  W  R  Mogg  sept  27,  fnrn 

23m  $84 

Wilson  S  to  R  Myers  sept  20,  horse  eto 

21  Mozart  3m   $815 

Wisen  J  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  23,  piano  6m 

 ,  $75 

Walsh  M  T  to  Keenan  Bros  Mfg  Co  sept 

25,  saloon  962  Halsted  Jan  10,  '97...  $525 
Wilkinson  F  to  ME  Finoh  sept  5,  furn 

and  s  m  6m   ,  $105 

West  H  T  to  ME  Finoh  sept  23,  furn 
and  s  m  6m  $77 


Wallace  D  B  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  28,  furn 

6m   jjo- 

Winde  P  0  to  C  Meader  sept  30,  fnrn  9m 

Watkins  M  to  M  e"  Fiiaoh  'sept  24^  *  fnfn^^ 

 $103 

Wienold  F  to  H  Sohnider  sept  30,  mdse 

2251  Wentworth  ly   uqq 

Zimmerman  F  E  to  H  Mnr'se*  Vept"28, 

farn  and  piano  and  s  m  5m  $103 

BILLS  OF  SALE, 


CombnzLEtoA  JuUler  sept  23,^  int  in  Olnb 


Fraccale,  367  Wabash  av. 


 t950 

Williiim  Ij  to  h  NooknuU  j  n  2,  fnrn  etc  |l 

Phelps  A  8  Jr  to  D  Williams  nov  22,  furn  1678  Wa- 
bash   IJ 

Ronowski  L  to  J  A  OliDskl  Jr  sept  23,  farn  4861 


Loomis. 


.$1000 


Shaw  8  M  to  E  811k  eept  25,  machy  ii  La3alle.. .t700 
Bocb  J  A  10  J  0  Schuitz  eept  W,  faro  2226  Webashll 

Bnehler  0  F  to  J  Sohermaa  sept  23,  forn  $140U 

Schuelz  J  to  E  Hswell.  eppl  H,  bahery  637  w  63d. $162 
Dallenbiich  L,  E  to  Dyreoforth  &  Oo  sept  26,  mdse 

3864  Oottaf^e  Orove  av  1314 

Ooohraae  D  to  W  H  Cochrane  sept  21,  saloon  155 

Washington  jiggo 

Wojanowskl  L  to  8  Trojanowakl  sept  25,  mdse  733 

No*>'9  $200 

Ottofy  L  to  R  fl  Sept  25,  dental  office  eto  1220  Ma- 
sonic Temple  ^^i^q 

Wisuiewiki  I  to  A  Sowka  sept  '.i7,  grocey  209  Har- 
vey et   11800 

Bjiok  0  F  to  A  Starke  jaly  31,  bldg  47  Hall  »2200 

Sarasohe  K  H  to  H  Revkin  sept  24,  ptg  cfflce  113  w 

l'^"'  liOOO 

Gates  J  H  to  O  U  Gates  sept  16,  turn  111  w  Harri- 
son   11 

Porgee  H  to  P  M  Frazen  sept  24,  grocery  303  31et 

«rade    $660 

Daly  M  A  to  E  Daly  sept  23,  farn  $300 

Tapley  G  H  to  M  8  Tapley  sept  23,  mdse  347  Mil- 
waukee 13250 

Hellmann  E  to  B  Hellmann  eept  23,  market  545 

Western  av  1775 

Mesohko  G  to  A  Mesohke  sept  23,  horses  etc....  $460 

Davis  (J  I  to  W  E  Davis  sept  24,  piano  $100 

Whitnarsh  F  to  E  D  Sprague  sept  16,  furn  $100 

Green  W  D  to  W  A  frayler  sept  18,  saloon  16  Jack- 
sou  st  11650 

Maistadt  F  W  to  A  H  Bo  ehan  mch  30,  furn  ....1200 
Flynn  J  M  to  M  Fitzmorris  sept  2,  ealoon  5441 

Wentworth  av  $2000 

Myers  A  K  to  A  J  Dart  feb  6,  piauo,  Evanston ..  .$210 
Hu  tig  O  to  G  L'rulenfelt  sept  27,  shoe  factory  63 

w  WathiDgton  $1000 

Malakowa  to  H  Gruszka  sept  27,  grocery  S201  Fox 

8t  •.  I50O 

Oombes  D  F  to  L  Franklin  sept  28,  fnrn  350  40th 

 $500 

Morton  J  8  to  M  E  Morton  aug  26,  piano  and  furn 


 $182 

Datoli  G  to  J  Wilhelm  sept  27,  furn  365  North  av$160 
Stroutger  W  J  to  H  E  Oain  jaly  20,  cowa  eto.  Lake 

 $3C0 

Beauehamp  C  to  B  F  Owen  sept  30,  shop  63  Hart- 
ford bldg  tloO 

Joohum  A  to  JI  J  Zlmbrlch  sept  27,  und  saloon 

919  w  47th    $1 

Oieka  J  to  A  Olska  sept  2R,  horses  etc  $500 

Toeel  A  to  A  Chiiser  sept  30,  turn  $300 

Beanchimp  0  to  B  F  Owen  sept  30,  shop,  Dearborn 

anil  Madison  $100 

Mawhinney  W  H  to  T  Mawhinney  sept  23,  mdse 
1335  Lake  $200 


Dime  Savines  Bk  ,  Theodor  Ekblom  $2,294. 10, 

Dime  Savings  Bank  v  Walter  W  Ellis,  $690.63. 

Jamei  Ooleman,  Robert  8  Hill  and  Marvin  Blanch 
Bfd  V  Alice  L  Irwin,  tl.500. 

Banks  &  drot  era  v  Andrew  Johnsou,  $2,092.78. 

James  A  Miller,  John  F  Sweetland  and  Williaso  Q 
McOormick,  nse  of  James  A  Miller,  John  F  Sweet- 
land  an  a  Patrick  J  Kerwin  v  Francis  J  Kennett  and 
George  B  Hopkins,  $1,244.23. 

Jas  Brand  v  Alois  Munch,  $703.86. 

Whilfield  N  Alley  v  The  Northwestern  Brg  Oo, 
$1,250.82. 

Simmons  Hardware  "o  v  Stokes  Mfg  Oo,  $2,342.19. 
Thomas  Scruggs  v  H  N  Ooopsr,  $1,397.12. 
Town  of  Oicero  v  Olty  of  Chicago,  $52,695.83. 
Joseph  Schlilz  Brewing  Co  v  William  Croft  et  al, 
$914.67. 

O  A  Steward  v  W  A  Dickson,  $3,255. 
T  J  Hhay  &  Oo  Nell  Gallagher,  $520.22. 
A  S  Tyler  and  L  A  Hippach  v  H  H  colmes  and  Kate 
Durtee,  $5'0. 

Wacker  &  Birk  Birk  Brewing  and  Malting  Oo  v 

Adolph  Meyer,  t7<;(i.40. 
Isaac  Davies  v  Jhioago  Training  School  for  Home 

and  Foreign  Missions,  $1,695.46. 


Octobers,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


959 


Weslern  Stono  Company  v  Ole  K^ui^son,  I80U. 
John  A  ManniDg  V  Norwich  Insulated   Wire  Com 

pany,  »2,639.36. 
Frank  G  Hemming  v  William  Eealz,  $778.4  i. 
Oliver  W  Marble  v  William  H  Thomas.  I9S6.25 
F  J  Dewes  Brewing  Company  v  Ignalz  Wisniewshi 

t609.75. 

J  H  Law'er  v  Albert  Bertrand,  $500. 
Nelson  H  Eldred  v  John  Byrne,  et  al,  $2,275. 
E  M  Stannard  v  E  P  Orooer,  $568.75. 
Thomae  Jackson  v  John  Early,  $2,H4.93. 
G  H  Hammond  Co  v  Thomae  Forechler,  $536.50. 
Anna  Keldy  John  Frawley,  $624. 

Francis  an  i  John  P  Agnew  and  John  MoQillen  v 
J  Ensign  Fallsr,  and  Edward  Q  W  Reitz.  $1,995 

Central  Oil  das  Stove  Oo  v  D  Goldberg  &  Co, 
12,103.49. 

Paeton  Mfg  Co  v  D  Goldberg  &  Oo,  $516.41. 
Keeves  Iron  Oo  v  D  uoldberg  &  Co,  $672  53. 
St  Louis  Stampiug  Oo  v  D  Goldberg  &  Oo,  $1,877.34 
Henry  M  Baoon  and  Fdwin  J  Lewis,  executors  of 

last  will  and  testament  of  Sara  J  Lewis,  deceased 

V  Gus  Knecht  Mfg  Oo  and  Hugo  Schlesiuger, 

$1,333  33. 
Levy  Bros  v  Harry  Hargis,  $1,413.02. 
Union  Drop  Foree  Co  v  E  M  Harrison,  $835. 
David  S  Dennecid,  v  James  E  Henriques,  $2,431  28. 
.  George  F  Wes'fall  &  Co  v  Oharles  F  Hippach,  $535.73 
Ambrose  Lommery  v  DeWitt  P  Hubbard,  $768.75. 
Ambrose  Lommery  v  DeWitte  P  Hubbard,  $768,75 
Keeley  Brewtrg  Oo  v  Andrew  P  Hughes  et  al,  $1,685 
S  O  Johnson  v  James  H  Johnson  Oo,  $3,786. 
David  McOlure  v  James  H  Johnson  Oo,  $1,856.16. 
T  F  Moore  V  James  H  Johnson,  |8b3.83. 
Samuel  8  Parks  v  James  H  Johnson  Co,  $1,383.>7. 
Sharp  &  Dohme  v  James  H  John  on  Oo,  $1,371.80. 
Louis  M  Krose  v  M  Kautner  &  Sons,  $512.60. 
Globe  Savings  Bank  v  E  8  Kawley  Construction  Oo. 

$936. 

Ambrose  Lommery  v  Frank  8  Kellogg,  $758.75. 
Carbon  Steel  Co  v  Philander  E  Lane,  $2,16«  65. 
Edward  P  Ea  tman  admiuietrtor  estate  of  Kuzmiertz 

Hallas,  V  Horatio  P  Mason,  John  King,  Oharles  E 

Hoje  aucl  Harry  B  Hanger,  $1,300. 
Melville  T  Eoberts  v  John  A  Mattson,  $930.15, 
The  Chatauqua  and  Northeast   Grape  Union  v  E  0 

Keichwald  &  Oo,  tl,467.75. 
A  Heyraan  v  Rogers  Park  Silverware  Co,  $1,000. 
J  H  Oarnthers  v  David  and  Eella  Welling,  $S91.fi4, 
Wacker  ft  Birk  Brg  and  Malting  Oo  v  Robert  Berndt, 

$650. 

Jeremiah  Oorrlgan,  administrator  estate  Felix  Mc 
Sweenev  v  Chicago  and  Grand  Trunk  By,  1768.66. 

Henry  A  Foster,  adminislrator  estate  Josephire 
Frill,  V  OhicBgo  and  Grand  Trunk,  Chicago  and 
Western  Indiana  and  Louisville,  New  Albany  and 
Chicago  Railroad  Compamies  $2,600. 

First  National  Bank  of  Erglewood  v  Lewis  H  Fluke, 
$1060. 

J  M  Anbery  v  H  W  and  J  W  Grannis,  J628.62. 
McAvoy  Brewing  Co  v  Herman  Nettz,  $761.62. 
Texa"  Ammonia  and  Chemical  Oo  v  Powervlile  Felt 

Roofing  Oo,  $1,579. 
Alfred  0  Dunser  v  Qualey  Construction  Co,  $1,103,20. 
John  Witt  V  Sard,  Rathbone  &  Co,  $992.94. 
First  Naiional  Bank  of  Chicago  v  Alfred  K  Ryland 

William  J  Scowr,  $1,229.51. 
Kimpel  Wagon  Oo  v  Henry  D  Stringer,  $1,932.65. 
George  H  Smith  v  William  F  Thomas,  $5C5.20. 
George  H  York  v  Warner  Lock  Oo,  $633.32. 
Berman  J  Holthoefer  v  David  S  Wolfe,  et  al,  $895 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


LeMoyne's  sub.  It  7  b  2  of  s  16  acres  of  e 
>^  of  n  w  3^  seo  28  40  14.  Fairbanks, 
Morse  &  Oo  v  Mary  C  0,  Amanda  E, 
Eleouora  R,  Walter  L  and  Stella  M 
Edwards  $1716.14 

Oomnaeroial  and  Addison  sts,  prem  s  w 
oor.  Superior  Lumber  Co  v  H  L  and 
Wm  M  Wheatley  $507.68 

Bonth  Lynne,  its  4  5  and  6  b  67  see  19  38 
14.  H  E  Tippet  et  al  v  John  Sykesf  134.20 

Rogers  Pk,  It  3  abd  e  1  ft  and  inches  of  It 
2  b  27.  John  W  Mills  Co  v  Edward  Da- 
vidson   

Rogers  Pk,  w  20  ft  and  6  inches  It  2  and 
all  It  1  except  w  6  ft  and  3  inches  in  b 
27.  Same  v  C  A  Hull.  |97 

Peacock's  sub.  It  13  b  1  of  s  6  acres  of  w 
10  acres  of  s  26  acres  of  w      n  e  6 

39  14.  Jacob  Stark  v  Peter  Olsen.  $1009 
Borden's  sub,  Its  25  and  26  snb  of  Us  4  5 

6  and  s  60  ft  It  7  b  8  of  w  3^  s  e  qr  36 

40  13.  Artesian  Stone  and  Linae  Works 
Co  V  Ole  Enudsen  ^  $95  80 

Halsted  si,  prem  2569.  F  W  Lawler  &  Oo 
V  John  H  Jackman  $90 

Montrose,  Tilt  &  Higg's  resnb,  it  22  b  19. 
Oharles  Arnold  v  Andrew  and  Freder- 
icke  Johnson...  $34.49 

Handley'a  snb,  It  5  b  1  n     s  w  ^  10  38 


14.  John  Hardin  v  Frank  V  Fitzsim- 
mons  $78.20 

Forty-ninth  st,  Nos  454  to  458.  Wisconsin 
Lime  and  stone  Oo  v  J  T  Buckley. .  .$281 

Normal  School  snb,  shflt4b5w  %  s  e 
3^  21  38  14.  Wm  Z  Partelo  v  George  T 
Stoneham  $4846.55 

Long's  sub,  its  1  to  5  of  Its  7  2  to  15  ino, 
b  2  of  Diven's  snb  of  bs  7  to  11  snb  of 
w  )^  of  n  w  3^  sec  2  39  13.  Jacob  Stark 
V  Mollie  L  Long  $569.90 

Sixty-third  st,  prems  436  and  438.  Lorenz 
H  Heinz  v  Katherine  l£  Oronberger 
 $292.50 

Reed's  sub,  It  17  b  1  of  s  e  j^^  s  w  35 
40  13.  Elsmere  Lumber  Co  v  Ella  J  Da- 
vid $489.22 

Same  prems.  A  J  Struthers  et  al  v  Ella  J 
and  James  L  David  $197 

Erhardt's  sub,  Its  4  and  5  of  8  w  3^;  22  87 
14.  Leonard  Van  Etten  et  al  v  Henry 
Book  $1336.10 

Trowbridge,  D  &  H's  sub.  It  36  b  1  of  e  19 
acres  w  38  acres  of  n  w  3^  s  w  3^  36  40 
13.  Elsmere  Lumber  Co  v  Ann  J  and 
Carl  H  Olsen  $320.64 

Woodbridge's  sub  in  Westfall's  sub,  sub 
Its  1  to  4  of  s  e  frac  %  30  38  16.  George 
F  Kimball  Oo  v  John  Woodbridge  Jr 
and  Harriet  B  Woodbridge  $215 

Austin,  N  Willow  av,  prems  441  &nd  443. 
Oioero  Lumber  Co  v  N  W  B  &  L  Assn 
 fill 

Price's  sub,  n  It  15  b  3  in  10  38  14 
(4737  State  st).  Adoniram  J  West  v 
Peter  McManers  $200 

Truman's  sub,  sublt  10  of  Its  16  and  16  of 
Inglehart's  snb  of  e  3^  s  e  34  1  38  13. 
George  Abbau  et  al  v  Michael  J  Tear- 
ney   $70 

0  T  sub,  e  ^  of  n  1^  It  4  b  65  of  n  w  H 
sec  21  39  14.  Michael  Bracken  v  David 
F  Bremner  $1C6.75 


l*UUiUIT!«. 


Halsted  st  N  1806,  L  P   Anderson,   three   story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,600. 
Forty-first  av  8  1622,  AlbTt  Howorka,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Eighteenth  st  1277,  E  G  Miller,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Polk  st  1911,  O  Brahamy,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Homan  av  S  852,  Brisch  Brothers,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,600. 
Honore  st  7005,  George  Safford,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,7)0. 

Ingleside  av  6424,  J  0  Mellhurn,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Prairie  av  3556,  J  0  Copick,  three  sto  y  and  base. 

ment  brick  flats.  $12,0  0. 
Paulina  st  N  175,  Thoma"!  O'Brieu,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Oat  ley  av  N  1089.  E  Monnhiem,  2    story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $1,'  60. 
McLean  av  350  to  360,  Bishop  of  Episcopal  Church, 

1  story  frame  church,  $2,20  . 

Armitage  av  252,   Leofl!  Wesolowski,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,008. 
North  av  352,  Fred  Hesse,  4  story  and  baeement 

brick  store  and  flats  and  barn,  $20,000. 
Oakenwald  av  4407,  E  W  Enders,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn,  $2,0M. 
Jackson  av  6328-30,  City  Fire   Department.  2  story 

and  basement  brick  Are  engine  house,  $6,500. 
Twentieth  st  78i).  William  Lutz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $1,900. 
Twenty  first  st  918,  O  A  Dorm  an,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  store  and  flat,  $4,(i00. 
Milwaukee  av  27J2  and  2802,  Ohirles  Seegers,  three 

2  story  and  basement  brick  stores,  $9,noo. 
Milwaukee  av  542,  George  Rohlfj,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  factory,  reir,  I6,0;;0. 

Jane  st  7()8,  Oharles  Glader,  taree  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Justine  st  643'^,  Gustav  Wolf,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,01)0. 

Langley  av  3737-39,  Fred  Briwn,  twj  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 

Eddy  637-to  601,  G  Newell  an  !  S  H  Haddock,  twenty 
2  story  and  basement  brick  residences,  $8  i.dOO. 

Fletcher  st  962,  M  Schmlt,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Lincoln  et  420,  Jacob  Helbig,  3  story  and  ba«ement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,0C0. 

Lincoln  av  1599,  Oharles  Heck,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Loomis  et  6727,  W  L  Doyle,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st  944,  Mrs  Annie  Ol- 
son, 2  story  and  basement  briok  flats,  $3,000, 


Forty  fir^t  st  503,  Daniel  Duffln,  4  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $16,000. 

Wabash  av  36(10,  L  Brooks,  5  story  and  basement 
brick  aparlment  building,  $126,000. 

Vernoa  av  6607  to  6516,  M  O'Sullivan,  four  2  st  ry 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $16,000. 

Twenty-flrst  p)  88H,  J  Vohs,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $i,BOO. 

Twenty-flrst  pi  886,  Carl  Engel,  2  story  and  basj- 
ment  brick  flits,  $3,500. 

Jackson  st  2131,  Anna  a  Grifflu,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Filte-nth  st  J297.S9,  Charles  Rohe,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  music  hall,  $14,000. 

Central  Park  av  693,  Mrs  J  Bowler,  2  story  and  base- 
uient  brick  flats,  $8,0C0. 

Wood  st  8  1107  to  1135,  Wells  &  French  Company,  1 
stoiy  and  basement  briok  foundry,  $12,000. 

Wabansia  av  366,  T  Grott,  4  story  and  basement  briok 
tailor  shop,  $4,000. 

Laurel  av  304,  John  J  Magher,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3  000. 

Orchard  st  693-95,  N  E  Nelson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $12,000. 

Belmont  av  412,  Theodore  Fox,  2  story  frame  store 
and  flats,  $2,200. 

George  st  1108,  Watson  &  Taylor,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  store  and  commission  house,  $2,2jo. 

Superior  st  60  62  and  64,  Louis  O'Neil,  6  story  and 
basement  brick  warehouse,  $16,C00. 

Thirty-first  st  1329,  J  H  Morton,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Calumet  av  4460,  W  Angustln,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,600. 

Irving  Park  av  884,  J  P  Hanson,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,610. 

Fremont  st  216,  R  Eleinof en,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,50!). 

Ward  st  1064,  Mrs  8  B  Cory,  1  story  and  basement 
bT-ick  cottage  and  2  story  and  basement  briok  flats, 
$2,00.. 

Winchester  av  422,  8  Springer,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Washington  blvd  1223,  John  B  Allen,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $18,000. 

Lake  st  W  153  to  161,  Durand,  Kasper  Company,  6 
story  and  basement  brick  warehouse,  $86,0i  0. 

Eggleston  av  12i)08,  George  Jefferson,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,200. 

Calumnt  av  4720-26,  Gamer  Brothers,  four  3  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $38,0Gu. 

Ninety-sixth  st,  John  Mohr  &  Son,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  boiler  shop,  $36,0i  0. 

Michigan  av  3827,  Judge  Gleonon,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $12,000. 

Norih  Seventieth  st  1261,  James  McGahn,  2  story 
frame  residence,  $2,600. 

Bauwans  st  6ii,  A  Timmerick,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Cooper  st  31,  Paul  Pohl,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  machine  and  boiler  house  and  1  story  frame, 
$7,0^0. 

Vincennes  av  4642,  F  M  Sharp,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $6,600. 

Jackson  blvd  1626,  James  F  Miles,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dats,  $6,000. 

Canal  st  S  131,  O'Oallaghan  &  Jacobs,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  fiats,  $10,000. 

Grand  blvd  4836,  B  Mason,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residenoe,  $6,000. 

Buckingham  place  1672,  F  T  Wratkowsky,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Maiden  st  3241,  A  Cooper,  2  story  frame  residence. 
$6,600. 

Kimball  av  1087-89,  J  ()rmstead,  two  3  story  frame 
flats,  $6,000. 

Oakley  av  N  881,  W  8  Edbrooke,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  and  2  story  and  basement  briok 
barn  in  rear,  $4,000. 


DIRECTORY 

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toke,  safe,  effectual,  and  give  immediate  relief. 

Price— 60  cents  per  box.      May  be  ordered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Address 

THE  KIPAJVS  CHE9IICAI.  CO.. 

10  SPRUCE  8TPEET,  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


ANDEB80N.  Gnstavna,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  «t 
BAIBD  h  WAENEB,  EmB.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  It. 
BABNES  &  PABI8H,  1S7  La  Salle  st. 
BABNBY  BBUO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Blook 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg, 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  at, 
CAIBNDDFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts. 

DELAMATEB,  8..  66  Dearborn  «t.  Hnmboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBBYEB  E.  8.  h  Oo.,      Dearborn  st. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  OO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  *  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
ir BIOKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  l26  LaSalle  8t. 
aOBDON  0.  C.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
OBOSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  E  410,  206  La  Salle  Rt. 
HELMEB  A  FBANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  334  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BEOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HTTKLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  at 

LANGHENEY,  B.  J.,  AesoclB  lon  Bldg.,  163  ana  l66 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  st 
HAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
UEBIG^LD,  Wm.  A.,  h  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
WULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR  I ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEAENE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  Si  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B..  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Uo.,3109  State  Street. 

80HNEIDEB  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
80HUMA0BEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBABT  AARON,  B  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

TIEBLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
WALEEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8DOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolplr 

KANDEB,  E.  W.  h  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Strs 
ZUTTEBMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Oo.,  818  8.  Haisted 

BANKERS. 

DEEYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearbon.  St. 
GEEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MEB0HANT8  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  III. 
eKABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Oo.,  164Dearbon. 
WASMAN8DOEF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Kaodulps . 


£l)itracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  h  BIOKOOEDS,  107  Tear- 
bom  et. 

HANDY  ji  CO.,  92-4  Washington  It 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  *  00.,  86  Washington  st, 
BKOOBDEE'S  ABSTBAOX  DEFT.,  Oonnty  r  onrt 
Bonf*. 


REVELL'S 

CIJRTAIK  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


960 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Octobers.  1895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

FAY  SPECIAL  ATTEKTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTTJEE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 

A  WNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DEOP  US  A  LINE, 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

OHIOAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  pablio;  also 
outside  points  where 
we  have  no  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Olosets  from  $1U  ap. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

THOS.  EEELY  !c  Bros 

Mannfaotnrers  of 
Plumblns  CoodSi 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Ntar  6th  av.,  OHICAGO. 


J.  H.  0HBI8TIAN. 


H.   W.  0HEI8TIAN, 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Th^:  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Selle   and  Madison  Uta. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qer^eral  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK   and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tile 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  out  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven : 
to  rpmodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled : 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


^  tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  Qerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiAiSAX<L.E  8TKEET, 

CHICAGO  UiIilIVOIS. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Marquette  BIdg,      W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws.— 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

'Nothing  about  PUCA  D  Except  theh 
them  Wlltnr 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

SnpportB  Back  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

.« A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^' c 


:hicago. 


"When  YoM  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
"Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole &Son, 

Room  10.  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.Gospve&Go. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLDG.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at4-- 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


NTQ 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc.    L  ^ 


ATE 

Trade-Marks,  Co| 

ChandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WAt»Hll66Tonr  D.C 


C.  FLOOD. 


...Telephone  No  9  


OH  AS.  F.  TAYIjOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COSIMERCf  AL  ATENUP, 

Commercial  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  ^  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OplDtonB  oflltlea  FnrolBhed. 


Chicago, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL,  E.  H.  OBOSB,  QUO.  E.  IiAZEAB, 

Prest.  Vice-Preat.  Secy.  &  Treas. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Rhicago. 

Telephone,  Main  14. 

WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 

Ch-icagrO 


SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILOtMO, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  tl:  e  following  Prices  on 

KEAL   ESTATE  SIGNS! 

Jj'U  of  8.  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-   Lota      Lots  Lots 
iiig  on  amouut  of      lag  on  amount  of    of  of  of 

8  Z9  toaiter.  matter.  2'«  1"0 

2x:i  ft.  6^c  to  75c  50c  to  60c  35c  32c  30c 
3x4  ft.  90cto$J.0C  80c  to  90c  70c  65c  63c 
4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  11,90  $1.45   $1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  cl>arged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  )2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  41.  CHICAGO,  OCTOBER  12,  1895.  Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  HEAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  improved  Real  Estate. 

Diiiiaing  Loans  at  uurrent  Kate  ot  interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KBRFOOT.                                   G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

]^al  gtate,  [pan 

and  {Tinandal  A^*^^*^- 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WYLLTS  W.  BAIBD.          LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  L.  \rABNEE. 

OoDsnltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

5Z 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD   &  ODE,  -Wasliirigton street. 

WASMAN8D()EFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

HSOB.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  Pecurltlea  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Es'ate  always  on  hand. 

GIIiBEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building, 

Special  atteniioo  given  to                               C\~\  \  CT(~^ 
Taxes  and  Aeeessments .                            ViJ.  -l  »^  • 

H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance  — « 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate  and  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

«1415*MlLWAUKEE*AYENUE,ie. 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 

J.H.    I?5  Dearborn  Street. 

V/^N\/USSINGEN 

1        1         &  CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLT). 

A.  0.  eLAUGHTEE.                                                       WM.  V.  BAKEB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  iV  La,  Sa-11©  Street- 
Membere  N .  V .  st'-ck  Exchange.  Members  Chicag  >  Stock  Exchange. 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bOQght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collaceral. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiE  CHOKE  1416. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/llDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 

H.  0.  ZtTTTEBMEISTEB.   0.  H.  PD50HB0K.    0.  H.  ZXJTTEBMBISTBB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL^cESTATE, 
LOANS*\S*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.                                     TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.                                                 CtliCElgfO,  111, 

REGULAR  H&LF'HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 

— TO — 

WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.   Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:80  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasnirigtori  Street. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

02   and   04  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Heal  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Salo, 

Established  1879.                          Telephone  Main  3174 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 
Main  Office                   Branch  Cfflce 

1  87  &  1  89  Dearborn  St.           Oaiamet  av.,  end  47tb  Sti 

Tel.  Oakland  287, 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  OHIOAGO 
Harlem  Avenue  and                  1304  Cwirgs  Eaili'iBg 
Uadison  street.                      215  Starlbrn  i:treet. 

962 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A.ore  •  Tracts  •  FuroliSLseci 

Or  SalDdi7ided  and  Managed  for  0-wners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TfliEPflOBIK  1988. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


IStairs  Cabinet  Work  Wrilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Kiozie  et. 
elephone,  Main  988.  Ct|lCagfO, 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
143  Eandolph  St .. 

CHICA«iiO. 

Private  Safex  to  rent. 
$5. CO  to  reii.OU  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

"Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
•$j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &.  CO.. 
167  Dearborn  St. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  I05  NORTH  ANENUE 

^iceig-o 


elmkona  838  West 


Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.LINSCOTT&Co. 

OOS  stock  Kxclianse  Balldine,  -  Chicaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  GO,, 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Ofllce, 

BANKERS.  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street, 


WashlDKtoD, 


OHIOAGO. 


R  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 

Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    St,     53  AND    BS     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolpli  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


Greene  baum  Sons, 


BANKERS. 


83  and  85  Dearbo'a  Street,  Main  Floor,  Chicago. 
 0  

Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Real  Estate  a 
Specialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 


Haddock,  Vallette,  Rickcords  Co., 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE. 

TITtE  GUARANTEES. 

107  and  109  Oearborn  Street. 

This  Company,  possessing  Complete  Indexes  to  the 
existing  records  of  Cook  County,  Illinois,  togeth^^r 
with  Abstracts  of  over  three-fourths  of  the  ante-fire 
title  of  lands  in  said  County. 

Furnishes  Abstracts  of  Title  from  the  Government 
to  date. 

Guarantees  Titles,  with  or  without  Abstract. 

Certifies  all  Special  Assessments  that  have  been 
confirmed  as  well  as  Tax  Sales  and  Forfeitures. 

Assures  its  patrons  prompt  service,  low  charges  and 
thorough  examinations. 


Meclianics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

..Contractors  and  Material 

•  Men  counseling  with  this 
.  office  areoffered  unequaled 
.  -opportunities  for  protection 

•  against  loss.  All  required 
..information  given  at  office. 
. .  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


R.  W.  HYMAN  Jr.  &  CO., 

MortEaEe  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Room  If  184  Dearborn  Street, 

Telephone  main  112.  CLliCSlgfO,  111. 


.THE. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Qeo.  SoHNEiDEit,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peck,  V1o«  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Oasliier. 
Bbmbx  B.  Ksnt,  2d  Asst.  Ossbier. 


CHICAGO. 


 Atid  t^e  Phie  ot  First  Moi  tgpgea  a  Specially 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted. 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

16i  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


r.-sDcii  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Hoaghteling 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

m  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  tJnparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


f .  A.  BAENBS 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S,  M.  PABIBU, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO « 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

ffth  Floor  Jllasonic  Temple. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Reaf  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STBEST' 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

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Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  il. 


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Office,  97  Washington  Si. 
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Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  vyhether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
■  ties  good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
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EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

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Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
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OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

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AARON  SHUBART, 

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Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAOO. 

STOCK  EXOHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  llain  3733. 

HumlDoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M  D,  DEAN, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Bcom  41  Merchants  Bldg., 

BRiNOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Cor.  Wasliington  an 

8.  E.  OOP.  Oallfornia  &  North  Avs.  LaSalle  Ste., 

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EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
VIorth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12,  1895, 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


BBVISBD  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK — ALL  LETTEBB  MUST  BE 
MABKSD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADTEBTISED  EXOEPI  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQ^NX'S 
ADDBKSS  IS  aiTJilN. 


6,500 


200 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 
125.    RU  I 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  honse  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,531)  oash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park.  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  hoase  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  nei;;hborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

Oalnmet  av,  near  &Otii  st,  50  ft,  make  ofifer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Oalnmet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  firat- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  snb,  the  west  %  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  of  the  northwest  34  of  the  south- 
east 3^  of  seotion  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13.  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Ohioago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  ihat 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Ohioago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  snd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $;i,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  8,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22)^x100.  R  11. $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombraoce  $15,(  00.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  B  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sta,  a  block  of 
stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  U . 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  briok  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av.  near  58th  st.  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  f  Oih  st,  li'(ix20ii.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

B'dg   $  600 

Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor    e3d  st  and 

Stewart  av   $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$56,01  0,  inonmbranoe  $7,<iOO.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  pnrticulars  address  O  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
f  if-ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
•Torty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Co.  100x10(1,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.I 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  ^root 

foot.    P  4   ... 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot 

P  4   1 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  14(1x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P  4. .  .$ 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  5(1x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4    I 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  1 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  e! .*.  $ 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  !!.* 

Gran   blvd, near  45th  ,t,  15-room  stone  house.  „ 
Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  125  tt  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.  W8....  

Qroveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.  V  6.  ..*."!.'. . 
Halated  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  So'days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  rednood  fism  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fauhos  <fc  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

aoiiSbM;  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 


5,000 


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105 

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south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 
Hyde  Park.— Fin  e  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Pars;  ij-siory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
IS-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bonen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents   $16  500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st.  50  x  100  x  165  ft.  price  oer  ' 

foot.    W  8     $ 

Ingleside  av,  near  57tb  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6  $ 
Ingleside  av,  near  66th  st,  24  ft .    For  10  days  onj v 

perfect.  V6   

Kenwood.— Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hoUces;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. --Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  60x180;  bargain. Q8. 
Lake  av,  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooLas; 

a  oozy  home.    W8  $  6  500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  ^4  ft.  per  foot  V  6.'  .  .'.*.$  '  90 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.     W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10  000 
Main  st,near  Slst.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dflarborn  st  $  l,io() 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
honse,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15.$24,(lfO 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  JO  rooms,  s  one.    B  15.  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  10txl61, 

price  per  foot.    W8  ^ 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain^  4*0  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  1 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  0  R  R, 
also  street  car  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  U  Stewart, 

owner,  1506,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $46,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14   ^  ^  gQQ 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house,  100  X  108,  100  s  alls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11   $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 


110 


9,600 


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6,400 


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300 


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Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
briok  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  ||  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  «td  alley  '"L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale.— One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  S-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R   1  $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  g  300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  &\i,  \o%\ 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,1(  0.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,40').    W  M  Smeck,  4}J0^  State  St. 
Sooth  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Foches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  111. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  %  of  seotion  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  L^ke  st. 
State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  gronnd  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  2'.'x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.     The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,(00.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton.— .30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  ^4„o  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal.  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  oash. 
^  ^2  $  4,600 


Union  av,  near  29th  et,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.  Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  . .  $  1  600 
Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  180  ft,  four  ' 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
lO  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighUng,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ....  $  166 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
VincenLca  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood. 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5'ixl50.  A  14$  7  000 
Wabash  av.  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  ner  front  foot. 

^^u^^  f  200 

Wabash  av,  near  2&th  St.  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  verv 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  B,  ar  12th  st,    2  story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90  000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.    'r  li".  $v5'ooo 
Wentworth  av  near  64th  st.  fratiie  livery  staMe,  ' 
50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $16  500 

W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site." '  Q  8.' 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exohatige  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8 .  .  $  8  600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  ,  .'.  '$  ^'500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part  ' 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $ 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  "rental 
$676.    W8  \  I 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.-^9-room 

residence,  with  ;^V^  teet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  et, 
Lane  Paik;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  cor  Follertou 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Kidge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av. 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limiti-,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   ..$65,000 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  bUanoe  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Oearboin  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3 years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  J^cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12  50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  "be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  p-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  fay  buvine 
now.    T  3.  Jit-. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37>^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  ^ 

Division  8t,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-rJom 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne';  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-8tory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater.— Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  strtets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.— Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100 
or  2(i0  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.  E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Pour  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898.  Clear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park.  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


5,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

$3,000  equity,    A  14  1  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  ¥  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olaik  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Gosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Blook  I  2,5C0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  et,  48  ft,  price  per 
foot.  W8  

Pearson  et,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 
frame,  rental  $720 .    W  8  

Ravenswood. — Commeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  683^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  suflBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

briok  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8. .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  •l-story 

briok  flats,  lot  25x100  f t .    W  8  ,  $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W  8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary, 'Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50   $  4.000 

Wells  8t,  near  Division,  3-8toiy  modern  flat  briok 

building ;  lot  25x100 ;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33 .  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  flrst- 
olass  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


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WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  S-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  briok,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  oost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  lat  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av,  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-8tory  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at,  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ,....$  3,3C0 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  south  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,    ,   <  34  6-10x100  )  S  20x128  )  . 
size  of  ot  I  29  3.10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ^^^^  ^^'^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bail''.  0  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n 
Waveland,  153x142x82; 

Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Oioero,  Mandell  s,  Hyman's  sub.  It  6  in  blook  4  of 
east  3^  of  the  northwest       end  the  west  of 
the  northeast     of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  kehkophf  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  blook 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9>000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  blook  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  % 
of  the  northeast  ^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam- heated  flat  building.    W8..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal  i  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  25x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  t  1.200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  blook  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $ 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Coegrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Ferry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

WS...    $  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  briok  dwelling.    Rll  $  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  3€      section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  3 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-8tory  new  briok  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000, 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.  W8  

Jackson  blvd,  near  iiedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    Rll  $  5,CO0 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 
Kedzie'8  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lote  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian,     F  A  Rehkopf, 


500 


300 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  6ub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }^  of  flection 
2'i,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to"  745  W  Lake  Ft. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  ^230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above ,    Rll...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x13  2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicngo,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }4  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  S-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(  0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  ll.$i0,000 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  briok 
boildiiig.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Noa  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayf  air,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  U  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  briok, 

stone  front  fiat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    R  11  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest      of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  }£  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  at. 
Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  briok 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    expoaed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment,  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  at. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  eewet  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  at,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  briok  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  et  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,3(  0. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  eub  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4  f  ^ 
southwest  }4  of  aeotian  15  township  ii9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  F  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chioago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  nenr  (  <»itre  av,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
beat  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  ifc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  at  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tHe  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takfl 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  aa 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  at. 
Randolph  fit  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Liuscott's  sub-division,  lota  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lota  1  and  ?,  in  the  northeaat      of  sec- 
tion 11,  townahip  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  at,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzio  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Toohy  av,  near  Western,  20  ao£e!=.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  U  $  6,250 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  5'6xl25 .    W  8 ....  $  2,100 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoiuing 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  DQake  fron\  |75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .    2  3** 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 

Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  |9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Saoranaento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
|720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st    $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
nefir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8 .  $  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  j  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,OCO  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L12,$  2,950 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioe 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 

Room  309  | 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.    The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat;  an  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.    Owner  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions.    The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where   orchards  are  planted 
and  take    care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address    Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California— Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (100  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 
California.— Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00<i.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  j 

Florida.— Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 

94  La  Salle  st   j  3  -jqq  | 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  'yellow  pine  and  ' 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


Room  309...,   

Illinois.— Rook  Island,  for  sale  '  or  '  "exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash', 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Indiana.— Lakeside,  sitoated  in  the  County  of  Porter 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  of  the  soatheast  M  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  }4  of  the  southwest 
}i  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads- 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas.— Rossell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for  }4  value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffloe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Tennessee.— 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309   | 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4, 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2.C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from' 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
C  15 . 


$  1.50 


4,800 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11   |  4400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  "vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 

stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2  

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  con- 
tainiiig  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
p%Tt  cash.    V  11. 
Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2   «21  600 

Harvey.— $15,000  property,  mostly  improved"  and  ' 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st.  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.     Incumbrance   5%  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    Mil   J40  OOO 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and"  e'a'st  ' 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-8tory  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  ppr  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building 
San  Francisco,  Cal.  ' 
Sherman  av,  oor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    WIS   $18  000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-stor*y  ' 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

?^^:/  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av   $16  500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,f00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
hhore  vacant.    O  12   4 

Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn"  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

^"^lolK^'  695-697-699-701.    Will  exchange 

$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  627  W.  Madi- 
son St. 

Lake  View. -15,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery  713 
Tacoma  Building.  ' 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

WEST  SIDE. 

A  residence  convenient  to   Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 
Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  S-story  flat  building,  rent 
8990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 


!  28,000 


up  to  $5,000.    S  12 . 


$10,000 


Will  exchange 
good  outside 


$16,000 


Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H  S 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  !.  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranones,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years 
for  clear    lots    or    land,  or 

property.    F.  6  

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  aad  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty oonsidijred  for  all  or  part.  Prioe  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco, 

 $  226 

Georgia- -550-aore  tine  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

oloar;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  vear;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
P)8TATE  Office,  Plymouth,  Iijd. 
Indiana— Farm  in  Horth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  3^  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  |  7  500 

Kansas.— Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Kansas.— Rossell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 
Kansas— 2,360-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60  000 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts  ' 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

^   f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building   jq 

Wisconsin— Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  16.  $  3  000 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 


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967 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANQE. 

Exohange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
olaas  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  |30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addres.s  X  40. 

Double  brick  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Maunfaotnring  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $  5,800 

Have  animproved  lands  and  3^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods.    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing    plant  and  stock. 
Would  exohange     or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Propertw  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada,  Loomis,  74th  and  75th  sts,  block  of  6  acres, 
suitable  for  subdivision  or  especially  desirable 
for  factory;  railroad  frontage  of  250  ft.  Price 
%  former  price.    Party  mast  sell.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  building  No  407  and  second  floors  Nos 
409-411.  Socond-class  30-room  hotel,  large 
store  room  on  first  floor  used  for  offices  and 
saloon.    Very  low  rent.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  Nos  128-130,  4  very  desiraole  rooms  for 
offices  or  light  manufacturing  purposes;  20  per 
cent  off  old  price.    T  3. 

Market  st.  wholesale  building  Nos  131-133,  seven 
stories  and  basement,  40  x  90.  Low  rent.  Will 
rent  as  a  whole  or  divide  to  suit  tenant.    T  3. 

Four-story  and  basement  building,  75  and  77  Market 
st.  Four-story  and  basement  building,  223  Ran- 
dolph st.  Desirable  suite  of  offices  2d  floor,  88 
LaSalle  st,  opposite  Court  House.  Address 
Hoyne  Bros,  88  LaSalle  st. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-cent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park .    Open  Sunday . 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  aiintOD  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  »oil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  connty  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party .  O 
A  RiOHABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


Miscellaneous. 


An  attorney  will  take  real  estate,  vacant  or  improved , 
in  payment  for  services;  will  clear  titles  and 
prosecute  claims  for  part  of  proceeds.  Address 
A  15  this  office. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  OBE£N. 


EUOENE  H.  FI8HB0BN.  j 
UANDOLPH  E.  FISHBCBN 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  tB3e. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden.  Bldg.,  34  Olsirk.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

Q  13.  Care  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


C  hicag:o 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  8.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

"LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 
"LAKESIDE"  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago 
CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
CHICAGO  SECGRITIES. 

"LAKESIDE"  STREET  &AVE.  GUIDE  of  Chicago 

OHICASO  DHECTOEY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  cts„  50  cts,,  $1.00,  $2.00  and  $3.00. 


A  ate  of  the  latest  Dlrectoiles  of  all  the  other  large  cities  can  be 
found  at  our  ofBoe  for  use  of  the  public^ 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  213,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,.Mgr. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Moaaios  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  worknaansliip. 

Drawings  and  estimates  furnished  upon  applioatioD. 

Chicago  IntBrior  DBCoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lots  44  and  4;,  Douglas  Park  add, 
2oofeet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFP, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
""-Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,500,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator.  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  SecurityjFund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  lihstracts of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMFT  SEBVIGE  AMD  SEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

QwTNN  Qabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebb,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  SiBWiBT,  Sec'y.    0-  E.  Labbabeb,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trast  Officer. 


THE  aCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  fGOaOOO.OO  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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October  l2,  18i5. 


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Entered  as  seooDd  claes  matter  at  the  postofflce,  Chicago. 
CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  OCTOBER  12,  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Viewed  from  various  standpoints  the  business  sit- 
uation is  decidedly  mixed.  In  the  East  great  im- 
provement has  been  noticed;  in  the  West  the  revival 
has  been  only  moderate.  In  the  iron  industry  there 
has  been  a  phenomenal  demand  and  a  rapid  rise  in 
prices;  in  other  lines  no  such  corresponding  boom  has 
been  experienced.  The  bull  movement  in  wheat, 
which  for  a  few  days  looked  so  promising,  seems  to 
have  received  a  set  back.  What  bid  fair  to  be  a  ris- 
ing market  has  turned  out  to  be  constantly  falling. 
On  Thursday  of  this  week  the  government  crop  esti- 
mate was  announced  and  the  figures  were  raised 
from  the  401,000,000  of  a  month  ago  to  423,700,000 
October  10.  The  temporary  effect  of  this  announce- 
ment was  a  further  depression  of  the  market,  though 
it  is  now  hoped  that  increased  exports  will  begin  to 
exert  a  powerful  bull  influence. 

As  for  the  farmer,  whose  prosperity  is  really  the 
ultimate  good  of  the  entire  country,  there  seems  to 
be  little  encouragement.  Prices  of  wheat  are  kept 
down  by  the  immense  farmers'  deliveries.  If  they 
could  be  checked  there  would  be  at  once  an  upward 
movement  in  prices,  but  if  they  continue  there  is  no 
telling  where  prices  will  go  to.  Everything  else  in 
the  wheat  situation  seems  favorable  to  higher  prices. 
The  millers  are  running  their  mills  to  their  utmost 
capacity  and  finding  a  market  for  all  that  they  can 
grind.  This  demand,  together  with  the  export 
movement,  would  soon  raise  prices  if  the  farmers 
were  not  generally  overstocked.  In  fact  this  seems 
to  be  the  universal  trouble  with  the  agricultural  sit- 
uation. An  over  abundance  of  all  kinds  of  crops  has 
left  the  farmejs  with  mo/e  than  they  can  market  and 
at  the  same  time  has  depressed  prices  to  a  point 
that  leaves  but  little  if  any  profit  after  paying  ship- 
ping expenses.  Abundant  crops  are  not  always  an 
unmixed  blessing. 

The  real  test  of  a  complete  return  to  prosperity 
will  be  a  genuine  renewal  of  activity  in  real  estate, 
and  until  that  comes  the  improvement  cannot  be  said 
to  be  more  than  partial  or  temporary.  It  is  not  ne- 
cessary to  record  an  advance  in  values,  although  that 
is  a  natural  result  of  an  active  real  esiate  market, 
but  when  good  times  have  fully  returned  real  prop- 
erty will  m®ve  readily  and  sell  freely  at  present  valu- 
ations and  then,  and  not  till  then,  can  it  be  said  that 
the  panic  conditions  have  entirely  passed  away.  The 
prophets  are  predicting  that  this  good  time  will  come 
next  spring,  but  they  have  similarly  prophesied  many 
a  time  and  oft. 

THE  FINANCIAL  SITUATION. 

No  immediate  apprehension  is  felt  over  gold  ex. 
ports,  although  the  Treasury  balance  is  below  the 
f  100,000,000  mark  and  imports  of  gold  to  any  consid- 
erable extent  are  not  expected.  The  gold  feeling  is 
largely  sentimental— a  scare  which  is  as  needless  as 
it  is  groundless.  It  is  laigely  fomented  by  political 
discussion  in  the  daily  papers,  and  its  effect  is  felt 
chiefly  on  the  stock  exchanges  and  in  speculative  cir- 
cles generally.  At  present  it  has  spent  its  force,  and 
a  far  more  real  and  dangerous  influence  is  at  work  to 
depreciate  American  securities;  it  is  the  South  Afri- 
can mining  bubble  which  has  swelled  to  enormoas 
proportions  in  England,  and  is  even  extending  to  this 
country. 

During  the  last  year  more  than  1,000  mining  ven- 
tures have  been  captalized  in  South  Africa  and  Aus- 
tralia, and  the  shares  sold  on  the  London  market. 


Money  in  London  has  been  for  so  long  a  time  a  drug 
that  the  new  prospect  of  making  an  enormous  in 
come  on  small  investments— the  shares  being  placed 
at  £l,or  $5,  each— has  stimulated  the  most  active 
demand  for  these  stocks,  insomuch  that  they  have 
risen  in  value  in  some  instances  to  £14  or  1,400  per 
cent.  Vast  fortunes  have  been  made  inside  of  a 
year  by  original  purchasers  of  these  stocks.  The 
craze  is  now  at  its  height,  and  while  some  of  the 
properties  are  really  meritorious  and  are  destined  to 
sustain  the  inflated  stock  values,  most  of  them  are 
built  up  wholly  on  excitement  and  cannot  fail  to 
collapse  with  terribly  disastrous  results.  Many  poor 
investors  will  lose  heavily  when  the  crash  comes.  The 
whole  world  will  be  affected  seriously  by  it,  but  in 
the  long  run  American  and  other  securities,  which 
are  now  entirely  neglected,  wi-ll  profit  by  the  disillu- 
sion that  is  sure  to  follow  the  failure  of  South  Afri- 
can mining  speculation.  An  international  company 
has  been  furmed  and  shares  will  soon  be  for  sale  in 
this  country.  A  few  shrewd  investors  who  get  in 
early  on  the  ground  floor  and  know  just  when  to  let 
go  will  make  money  at  the  expense  of  these  who  hold 
on  too  long. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 

It  must  be  confessed  that  there  is  little  or  no  out- 
side interest  in  the  stocks  listed  on  the  Chicago  Ex- 
change, compared  with  former  activity  and  the  ex- 
citement on  Eastern  and  foreign  exchanges  at  the 
present  time.  To  he  sure  stocks  everywhere  are  dull, 
but  it  is  becoming  evident  to  the  governing  commit- 
tee of  the  Chicago  Exchange  that  trading  here  is 
more  than  commonly  dull.  When  an  entire  morning 
session  passes  without  any  sales  being  recorded  it  is 
time  some  radical  changes  were  adopted  for  the  pur- 
pose of  stimulating  business. 

It  is  proposed  to  hold  but  one  session  a  day,  begin- 
ning at  10  a.  m.  and  closing  at  2  p.  m.  It  is  also  pro- 
posed to  omit. the  decision  of  the  chairman  in  record- 
ing sales,  allowing  the  seller  to  decide  in  all  cases 
where  there  is  a  dispute  to  whom  the  sale  is  made. 
The  advantage  of  this  rule  is  that  it  would  save  time 
and  facilitate  trading  by  doing  away  with  the  ser- 
vices of  the  chairman  in  deciding  disputes.  Still 
further  it  is  proposed  to  allow  to  outside  flrms  1-16 
of  1  per  cent,  on  all  business  sent  in,  with  the  expec- 
tation that  many  orders  will  thereby  be  received 
from  outside  cities.  With  all  these  changes  in  the 
rules,  or  any  of  them,  adopted  at  the  next  meeting 
of  the  governing  committee  a  new  impetus  may  be 
given  to  trading  in  local  stocks. 


New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  De 

Norfolk 

Sioux  City 

Los  Angeles 

Tacoma 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Spokane 

Jacksonville 

Lincoln 

New  Bedford 

Wichita 

Birmingham 

Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohio 
tCanton,  Ohio 
fSioux  Falls 
|-Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranlon 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Toledo 
Davenport 


2,110,478 
4,050,993 
1,386,384 
1,421,423 
1,389,412 
l,32-.'.204 
1,179,693 
2,651,585 
1,008,110 
1,078.041 
806  229 
517.983 
630,090 
752,  «07 
1,011,564 
582,809 
1,125,003 
592,681 
342,082 
505,670 
192  651 
4.  6.670 
549,751 
261  372 
380,210 
345,168 
322,814 
349,700 
367,155 
732,198 
2,H,357 
166,839 
190,000 
81  756 
75,825 
87  987 
243,990 
96  ^.331 
7  209,880 
1,18-J,279 
789  086 
728,997 
281.519 
158,599 
1,566,618 
1,874.584 


^  Total  $1,136,089,777 
Exclusive  of  New  York  492,078,724 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Oct.  5. 

I 


clearings  at 
of  increase 


New  York 
Chicago 
BostoQ 
Philadelphia 
St  Louis 
San  Francisco 
Baltimore 
Pittsburg 
Cincinnati 
Kansas  City 
New  Orleans 
Buffalo 
Milwaukee 
Detroit 
Louisville 
Minneapolis 
Omaha 
Providence 
Cleveland 
Houston 
St  Paul 
Denver 
Indianapolis 
Columbus,  O 
Hartford 
Richmond 
Washington 
Dallas 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland.  Or 
Rochester 


nc. 


$664,011,058 
95,267,009 
106,616,575 
78  446,593 
23.8.59,982 
15,807,397 
13,104,454 
14,673,827 
12,501,^50 
9,914,510 
10,373,148 
4.864,798 
5,280,839 
6,386,190 
6,140,472 
10,823,591 
4,130,708 
5,411,700 
6.809,789 
8,246,993 
3,995,412 
2,573,606 
[3.614,631 
3,712,100 
2,8s2.532 
2,253,  ?30 
1,749,760 
2,163,097 
1,501,000 
1,736  585 
1.458,158 
3,131.289 
1,652,141 


Dec. 


16.6 

5.7 

15.2 

7.2 

32  2 

10.4 

6.5 

10  6 

1.6 

6.2 

41.0 

17.9 

13.0 

9.0 

7.7 

22.9 

5.9 

106 

29.7 

23.1 

2.8 

9.5 

6.3 

3.9 

9.2 

10.7 

4.3 

9.8 

3.8 
1.1 

8.1 

6.7 

$ll,732..^90 
5,737,829 
1,233,084 
667,178 
1,170,887 


27.1 
26.9 
22.8 


29.4 

68.7 
4  6 

6.0 
2.1 


19  5 

68  1 

19.5 
37  2 

20  6 
18.5 

28.7 

19.8 
10.4 
18.7 

2.7 
10  1 
45  5 

16.3 


30  9 
20  6 


13.6 
10.0 


1.3 


4.0 
4.1 

15.8 


16.4 

1,5.3 
3.9 

7.3 

6.7 


37  4 
12.8 

14  4 

32  0 
9  0 
17  I 


8.0 


3.0 

11  9 

8.4 


6.4 


Total  120,541,568 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


12  0 
2  2 
12.1 

21.4 

9.e 


Hanford,  Cal.— The  Board  of  Snpemsors  of  Kings 
Uonnty  passed  an  order  calling  for  an  election  for  Oat  15 
to  vote  $£0,000  bonds  for  building  a  new  court  house  "and 
jail. 


Santa  Barbara,  Oal.-The  City  Ooonoil  ordered  a  special 
election  to  be  called  Oct.  23  for  the  purpose  of  voting  on 
the  subject  of  issuing  $SO,000  in  bonds  for  the  purpose  of 
paving  Santa  Barbara  streets  with  asphaltnm. 

Galveston,  Tex.— Oity  Attorney  Ballinger  and  the  Ohair- 
man  of  the  Finance  Committee  of  the  Galveston  Oity 
Council,  A.  Ferrier,  called  on  the  Attorney  General  to  ap- 
ply 'or  authority  for  the  oity  of  Galveston  to  issue  $2uC) - 
OCO  of  refunding  bonds  under  the  provision  of  the  new 
oity  charter. 

Oakland,  Oal.— Only  one  bid  has  been  received  by  the 
Oakland  City  Clerk  for  the  $140,000  of  bonds  recently 
voted.  The  bid  is  from  Mason,  Lewis  &  Co.,  of  Chicago. 
It  has  been  decided  not  to  sell  until  the  Supreme  Court  has 
passed  upon  the  legality  of  the  issue  made  in  the  same 
manner  in  Los  Angeles. 

Spokane,  Wash. -Roberts  Bros,  of  this  oity  we-e  the 
successful  bidders  for  $40,0CO  funding  bonds  of  Canyon 
County,  Idaho.  The  securities  bear  6  per  cent  interest 
and  run  10  to  20  years.  The  same  firm  also  secured  $85,- 
000  Nez  Perce  County,  Idaho,  funding  bonds,  bearing  the 
same  interest  and  payable  in  gold. 

Ashland,  Ohio.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  at 
the  County  Chamber  on  Oct.  21  for  the  purchase  of  water 
works  bonds  of  the  village  of  Ashland,  bearing  date  Sep. 
16,  1895,  as  follows:  Bond  for  $1,000,  payable  Sept.  16, 
1896;  bond  for  $1,000,  payable  Sept.  16,  1897,  bearing  in- 
terest at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent  C.  G.  Dnncomb,  Clerk. 

Mount  Idaho,  Idaho.— Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by 
the  undersigned,  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  County  Commis- 
sioners of  the  County  of  Idaho,  State  of  Idaho,  at  his 
office  at  Mount  Idaho,  until  10  a.  m.,  Oct.  16,  for  $71,500 
of  Idaho  County,  Idaho,  bonds;  said  bonds  being  to  take 
up  the  total  present  indebtedness  of  the  said  county,  to 
bear  6  per  cent  interest;  said  bonds  to  be  issued  in  denom- 
inations of  $500,  or  in  any  amounts  not  less  than  $100 
and  not  more  than  $1,000.  Bach  bid  to  be  aooompanied 
by  a  certified  check  or  draft  for  $1,000.  Bejection  re- 
served. A.  W.  Talkington,  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  County 
Commissionerb  of  Idaho  County,  State  of  Idaho. 


October  12,  1895. 


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Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   .  . . . 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  . , . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Ohicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amonnt 

&.nl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  000 

^% 

100 

101 

1  000  000 

tll5 

117 

700  000 

6% 

jll2 

"j'125 

500  000 

12% 

1  000  000 

10% 

ZDU 

2  000  000 

6% 

1  OK 

lou 

1  000  000 

12^ 

250  000 

■4*  1  i  1 

[141 

+■  1  cn 
y  loU 

600  000 

6% 

•i  1  AO 

]  140 

I  1  OU 

3  000  000 

12% 

255 

260 

500  000 

-t*  1 1 ,1 
1  114 

1  000  oou 

* ' ' 

300  000 

8% 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

10% 

350 

tlOO 

500  000 

e% 

135 

tl35 

200  000 

s% 

199 

101 

500  000 

20% 

t525 

t550 

2  000  000 

12% 

267K 

275 

2  000  000 

10% 

160 

165 

1  000  000 

8% 

125 

127>^ 

1  000  000 

12% 

1245 

t255 

750  000 

8% 

230 

t240 

1  000  000 

12% 

■t-135 

fieo 

1  000  000 

tl80 

200  000 

"e% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  C0( 

flU 

500  000 

t220 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhoten  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Ohicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"         <■<■         "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co 
Traders'  Insurance  Co  . .  .... 

West  Div  City  Railway  .... 

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


£775  000 
£775  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 
10  000  000 
500  000 
6  500  000 
2  500  000 
18  000  000 
30  000  OCO 
4  000  000 
1  000  000 
1  600  000 
500  000 

1  250  000 
13  189  000| 

2  250  000 


n 

8? 

n 
1% 

30^ 
\2% 

n 
"s% 

H 
1% 
1% 
10% 


11 

21 

t43M 

67 
t510 

•my^ 

102 
22 

13M 
t68 


125 
61 


14 

?5 

60 

1600 

294 
105 

26 
tl54 

14M 

60 
t95 


125M 
62 


*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares,  t^ast  quotations  given 


Wednesday,  October  9,  1895. 


OENTBAL  UNION  TEL.  00 

10  56H 

'^HI.  8TBEET  b.  B. 

50— ao't  126 

50— ac't  12634 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 

10  461^ 

50— ac't  46% 

50— ao't  46% 

CHI.  «5  B.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

150  8 

15  81^ 

60  834 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Co ....  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  St  Ry  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  5s.  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6a. .  .1910 

Oona  Pack  Oo's  68  1912 

Ohicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)  1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68  ... ,  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  let  M  Ss  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  B  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  5s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  6s  .-i^OO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tan  Oo  58  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  Bs  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amonnt 


i     350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  OOU 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50( 
400  000 

1  250  000 
250  000 
900  000 

1  600  0'  <) 
650  000 
600  000 

75  00( 

2  COO  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  OCO 

1  500  000 
500  000 

1  850  OCO 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  000 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


96 

99 
tlt'2* 
100 

Tloo 

533^ 

61 

40 

\ooy^ 

tl09 
102 

t95 

TlOO 

tico 


92 
86 

80^ 

1051^ 

101 

104 

t87>^ 

tl02 

f92 

102 

10034 

101 


Asked 


99 
t'8M 

99M 
tl05i 
10234- 
tlC9i 

60 

631^ 
43 

tlf^9i 
10334 
t80 
t98 

t91 
tlOiJ 


92K 
87 

80^ 

fio/ 

101% 
10434 
t91 
tl04 

102% 

lOlM 
102 


T97M  100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Cent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"      Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  4ted  B  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

[u  P»ok  fr,  Prov  Oo  pfd  


Amoant 
Oap  Stock. 


S  1  250  000 

6  000  000 
3  669  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


n 

\o% 

8% 

12% 

"5% 
h% 
12% 
10% 


8% 


Bid  Asked 


463^ 
t68 
65 

no 

10 
32 
36 
51 

311 

70% 
tl06 
169 
127% 

2434 
3 

7>i 


tll5 

47K 

69 

66 


11 

333^ 

53 
8 

313 

70% 

180 
128 

24>^ 
5 
12 


DAILY  SALES. 

Saturday,  October  5,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

10  

OHI.    BBEW.    &  MALT.  00. 

50— ac't  143^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

10  -  128J^ 

NO.  oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ac't  295 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

305  6M 

60  6% 

311  7 

50  73^ 

50  734 

90  73^ 

50   7M 

20  m 

10  ..^% 

10  > 

150— ao't  7 


W  OHI  BTEEET  B  E. 


23. 
20. 


.126 
.126% 


40   12614 

 126% 

 126M 

 127 

  12734 

 127% 


10  

50  

50 — acct  

100— ao't  < 

50—- ao't  

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  K  E 


100  , 

207  , 

105  

180  

400— ao't . 
25C— ao't. 
400— ac't . 
550— ac't. 
5  0— ao't 


.26% 

.27 

.273^ 

.2734 

.27 

.27^ 

.2734 

•27% 

.273^ 


Monday,  October  7,  1895. 


NEW  soEK  BieouiT  oo. 
80  68 

AM.  STEAW  BOABD  00. 

40  4634 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

5  293 

OHI.  &  S.  8.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

325  8 

75  8K 

260   834 

100  8% 

10  8% 

15 — cash  81^ 

50— ac't  83^ 

60— ao't  834 

W.  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

50  125% 

79  126 

3  127 

2   12734 

2  1273^ 

60— oaeh  ....126 

60— ao't  „.   1263^ 

60— ao't  126% 

50— ao't  126^ 

100— ao't  127 

300— ac't  127 14 

250— ao't  128 


.253^ 

.26M 

.26 

.263^ 

.26% 

.2534 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00,,  ILL. 

10  12834 

10  128>^ 

50— ac't  1283^ 

160— ac't  1283^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  E.  E. 

4  

50  

84  

10  

40  

200— ac't  

50— ao't  26^ 

450— ac't  251^ 

400— ac't..  .   25% 

250— ac't  25^ 

350— ac't  25% 

850— ao't  26 

250— acct  26  3^ 

100— ac't  2634 

150— ao't  26% 

160— ac't  261^ 

4(0— ac'c  26% 

30. )— ao't  26?^ 

50— ao't  26% 

250— ac't  27 


Tuesday.  October  8,  1895. 


WE3TEBN  STONE  00  . 


.62 


STBEET'3  W.  OAS  LINE. 

10  is?4 

OHI.  GAS  00. 

50— ac't  693^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

75  127 

05  1273^ 

5  128 

W.  OBI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
50  1253^ 

100— ac't  12531 

eO— ao't  126M 

60— ac't  125% 

100— ac't.  126 

OHI.  &  8.  S.  BAP.  iraN.  00. 

60  7% 

715  .....8 

150  8}i 

118  

100— ao't  83^ 

50— ao't  8^ 


AM.  STEAW  UOABD  00. 

50— ao't  4634 

50— ao't  46% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATEDS  B. 

127  ....243^ 

55  24% 

100  24^ 

20  24% 

175  25 

25  253/8 

50  251^ 

25  25% 

4C— cash  253>^ 

350— ac't  2*3^ 

150— ac't  24% 

100— ac't  24M 

200— ac't  24% 

750— ac't  25 

100— ac't  253^ 

250— ac't  263^ 

50— ac't  26% 

100— ao't  253^ 

150— ac't  25% 

UO—ao't  25^ 


WE8TEBN  6T0NE  00. 


1  n 

62 

LAKE  ST. 

ELEVATED  B.  B. 

.1 .  .1/ 

25 

 2bl4. 

60— cash 

 25 

150— ac't. 

 24% 

100— ao't. 

 24% 

850— ac't. 

 25 

700— ao't. 



600— ao't. 

50— ac't. 

 25% 

Thursday,  October  lO,  1895. 


1. 


CHI.  CITT  a'l. 

 310 

NO.  CHI.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

30  292>^ 

NEW  10BK  BISCUIT  00. 

8  66 

2  68 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  126M 

25  127 

OHI  &  8.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

5  7M 

15  8 

50— ao't  7M 


W  .  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
60  126 

8  12634 

50— ac't  126% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 


40. 
96. 

10. 
65. 
10. 

100- 
600- 


-ac't . 
-ao't . 


50 — ac't . 
250— ac't . 


.2434 
.24% 
■24>^ 
.2434 
.25 
.24% 
.24^^ 
.24% 
24M 


500— ac't  25 


150— ac't . 


.251/8 


Friday,  October  I  I,  1895. 


NEW  TOEK  BISCUIT  00. 

100  67% 

AM.    SIBAW  BOABD. 

50- -ao't  463^ 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET    B.  B. 

25    


61, 


OHI,  OITY  B't. 


.124% 

.126 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 24 

 24% 

 2434 

 24H 

 24% 

 24 


.311 


LAKE  ST. 
290  

36  

485  

25 . . ,  

32— cash . 
1600— ac't . 

1300— ac't   241^ 

900— ac't  2434 

600— ac't  24% 


21  3113^  250— ac't 


.24^ 


27. 


311%  100— ac't  24^ 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  45     Lake  Street  Elevated. 

Gal  &  Ohi  0  A  D  Co  663^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  pfd. 

«        »  Pfd  313^  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  ... 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Co  ..35  "  "  Pfd 

"  "      Pfd. 51      N  Y  Biscuit  Co  

Ohi&SSRapTCo  7%  N  Chi  St  R  R  

Chicago  Gas  Oo  68;^  Street's  W  S  0  Line 

Diamond  Match  Co,  111.  12834  W  Cbi  St  R  R , . . ,  - , 


24>f 
3% 
7 
12 
,32 
.67 
29034 

Am 

124% 


Sleepy  Eye,  Minn.— At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Inde- 
pendent District  No.  24,  the  matter  of  bonds  for  |20,000 
to  complete  the  new  school  building  was  unanimously 
carried. 

Mansfield,  O.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  23,  for 
the  purchase  of  $20,000  5  per  cent  waterworks  bonds,  pay- 
able in  the  years  1896  to  1915  inclusive.  All  bids  must  be 
accompanied  by  a  certified  check  for  f 1,000.  F.  H. 
Renny,  Oity  Clerk. 

Surry,  Va. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors, 
Sept.  19,  the  county  will  issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
|5,000,  it  having  money  enough  on  hand  to  enable  it  to 
pay  for  building  a  new  county  court  house  without  issuing 
bonds  for  a  larger  amonnt. 

Lancaster,  Wis. — Bids  will  be  received  Oot.  23  for  the 
purchase  of  |24,000  5  per  cent  water  bonds;  $500  payable 
in  the  years  1901-2-3  and  4;  $1,000  payable  in  the  years 
1905-6  and  7;  $2,000  payable  in  the  years  1908-9-10-11 
and  12;  $3,000  payable  in  the  year  1913.  August  Nioh- 
aela.  City  Clerk. 

Los  Angeles,  Oal. — An  election  held  in  Howard  School 
District  Oct.  5  for  the  purpose  of  voting  bonds  to  the 
amount  of  $3,000  for  purchasing  a  site,  building  a  school- 
house  and  furnishing  the  same.  A.  L.  Flood,  M.  A.  Smith, 
Q.  D.  Barron,  Trustees. 

Nevada  Oity,  Oal.- At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Board  of 
Oity  Trustees,  Sept.  18,  it  was  decided  to  submit  to  the 
voters  of  the  incorporation  the  question  of  whether  or  not 
the  city  should  bond  itself  to  the  extent  of  $60,000  for  the 
construction  of  a  water  system.  Election  to  be  held  Oot, 
28. 

Hanford.  Oal. — An  election  will  be  held  Oct.  15  for  the 
purpose  of  issuing  bonds  amounting  to  $50,000  for  the 
erection  of  a  conrt-houae  for  Kings  County  and  to  pro- 
vide furniture  for  the  same;  the  money  to  be  applied  as 
follows:  $36,000  for  ooart  bouse,  f  11,000  for  a  jail,  aud 
|3,0C0  for  furniture. 


970 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12,  1895 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Why  is  it  that  the  Chicago  transfers  of  real  estate 
are  almost  double  in  number  those  of  New  York, 
while  the  consideration  of  the  eastern  city's  tran^ac 
tions  inclines  to  exceed  that  of  Chicago's?   For  ex- 
ample, last  week  the  record  in  New  York  was  292 
transfers,  aggregatinar  $2,776,614,  and  in  Chicago  538 
aggregating  82,097,585,  or  a  smaller  amount  ft)r  a 
larger  number  of  transactions.    This  clearly  indicates 
that  the  average  consideration  in  New  York  sales  is 
more  than  double  that  in  Chicago.   To  be  more  ex 
act,  the  average  of  the  New  York  sales  was  for  »9, 
509,  while  the  average  of  the  Chicago  sales  was  for 
$3,900.    From  this  it  is  readily  inferred  that  New 
York  property  is  valued  at  more  than  twice  the  valu- 
ation of  Chicago  property,  which  in  the  main  seems 
to  be  true. 

But  an  important  fact  here  comes  to  light  as  to  the 
number  of  sales  in  the  two  cities.  It  appears  that 
there  is  about  the  same  real  estate  activity,  expressed 
in  figures,  in  Chicago  as  in  New  York,  which  cer- 
tainly speaks  well  for  Chicago;  but  it  also  appears 
that  as  property  increases  in  vdlue  it  sells  less  readily 
—that  the  $3,900  property  in  Chicago  sells  two  or 
three  times  to  the  single  sale  of  the  $9,509  New  York 
property.  As  real  estate  increases  in  value  invest- 
ors become  fewer,  property  drifts  into  a  few  hands, 
and  the  real  estate  market  becomes  comparatively 
more  sluggish.  It  will  doubtless  be  a  long  time  be- 
fore the  increase  of  values  in  Chicago  produce  such 
stagnation  here  as  is  indicated  in  the  east,  but  the 
tendency  seems  to  be  constantly  in  that  direction. 
The  buyer  of  limited  means  will  sooner  or  later  be 
shut  out  of  the  market  in  great  cities  altogether. 

SOME  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

M.  Sieben  has  sold  to  the  Excelsior  Brewing  Co., 
118  by  306  feet  on  Larrabee  street  99  feet  south  of 
Blackhawk,  east  front,  for  $75,000. 
Peter  Wohler  has  sold  to  the  Central  Building  and 
Material  Company  100  by  124  feet  on  W.  Twenty-first 
street,  138i  feet  east  of  Laflin  street,  south  front,  for 
$33,000. 

J.E.Richmond  has  sold  to  C.  M.  Gregory  lots  23 
and  24  in  Oannell's  SheflSeld  avenue  addition  for 
$30,000. 

A.  Pleasants  has  sold  to  S.  E.  Malcolm  all  of  Adair 
Pleasants'  subdivision  of  lot  3,  in  the  southwest  i,  4, 
40,  13,  containing  131  lots,  for  130,000. 

A  H.  Armstrong  has  sold  to  John  M.  Smyth  79  by 
79i  feet,  west  front,  on  Jefferson  street,  118  feet  south 
of  Madison,  for  $30,000.  Mr.  Smyth  will  build  a  furn- 
iture factory  on  the  premises,  seven  stories  high,  of 
mill  construction,  with  pressed  brick  front  and  all 
the  latest  improvements,  to  cost  140,000. 

James  K.  Eagle  sells  to  Isaac  H.  Radford  168i  by 
120  feet  inside  lot  between  Jackson  and  Van  Buren 
streets  and  299  feet  east  of  Loomis  street,  for  8138,- 
000;  Mr.  Eagle  takes  in  exchange  the  northeast 
corner  of  Taylor  and  Lytle  streets,  south  front,  75  by 
125  feet,  at  $100,000,  and  24  by  125  feet  on  West 
Twelfth  street,  120  feet  east  of  Winchester  avenue, 
south  front,  for  $25,000;  also  47  by  50  feet  on  Fifty- 
fifth  street,  230  feet  west  of  Cornell  avenue,  south 
front,  at  $25,000. 

James  B.  Garner  sells  to  George  B.  Rumpt  75  by 
128  feet  on  Calumet  avenue,  272  feet  south  of  Forty- 
seventh  street,  east  front,  for  $63,000. 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  DINNER. 

The  twenty-fourth  informal  dinner  of  the  Real  Es- 
tate Board  will  be  given  at  the  Auditorinm  Hotel 
Monday  evening,  Oct  14  William  A.  Giles  will  lead 
the  discussion  on  the  subject  for  the  evening,  "Our 
Parks  and  Boulevards  Compared  with  Those  of  Other 
Large  Cities"  Mr.  Giles  will  illustrate  his  remarks 
with  stereoptican  views  from  the  parks  and  boule- 
vards of  the  large  cities  of  Europe.  Normand  S. 
Patton,  president  of  the  Chicago  Municipal  Improve- 
ment League,  will  speak  on  the  Opportunities  of  Our 
Lake  Front.  Ex  Park  Commissioner  E.  S.  Dreyer 
will  speak  for  Chicago's  Parks  and  Boulevards.  Mu- 
sic will  be  furnished  by  the  Imperial  Quartette. 

ACTIVITY  IN  OUTLYING  SECTIONS. 

Some  prominent  real  Restate  men  are  known  to  be 


interested  in  the  territory  lying  just  north  of  Oak 
Park  and  Austin,  and  by  the  opening  of  spring  it  is 
expected  that  a  new  electric  railroad  will  be  built 
through  that  section  and  large  subdivisions  which  are 
now  lying  dormant  will  be  thrown  on  the  market. 

In  the  Tolleston  district  there  are  sounds  of  enter- 
prise that  even  the  most  vigilant  effortsof  promoters 
to  conceal  can  not  entirely  keep  quiet.  Large  capi- 
tal and  great  industries  are  invading  the  Tolleston 
stock  yards  territory,  and  in  a  few  weeks  the  Jour- 
nal will  be  in  position  to  state  definitely  the  facts 
regarding  several  new  movements  of  importance  to 
this  territory. 

A  GREAT  STATE  STREET  SALE. 

The  sensation  of  the  week  in  real  estate  circles  was 
the  sale  of  64  by  J43  feet  on  State  street,  east  front, 
between  Washington  and  Madison  streets,  for  $775,- 
OOO,  $12,109  a  front  foot  or  $85  a  square  foot.  The 
purchaser  was  H.  H.  Kohlsaat  and  he  bought  from 
Edward  Pardridge. 

Rumors  of  the  transaction  were  current  last  week, 
but  the  name  of  the  purchaser  was  not  announced. 
It  was  a  clean-cut  trade,  without  haggling  on  either 
side.  Edward  Pardridge  had  the  property  and 
wanted  the  money,  and  Mr.  Kohlsaat  had  the  money 
and  wanted  the  property.  They  came  to  an  agree- 
ment in  one  meeting.  Saturday,Sept.  28,Mr.  Kohlsaat 
was  informed  by  Robert  J.  Walsh  who  has  charge  of 
Mr.  Pardridge's  real-estate  interests,  that  the  prop- 
erty could  be  bought  for  $750,000,  although  it  had 
been  held  for  some  time  past  at  $1,000,000.  Later 
Mr.  Pardridge  raised  his  price  to  $775,000  The  deal 
is  not  to  be  entirely  closed  until  Jan.  1,  when  Mr. 
Pardridge  will  have  closed  out  the  stock  of  goods 
which  he  now  has  in  the  store.  The  money  will  then 
be  paid  over  with  the  exception  of  $250,000,  the 
amount  of  an  outstanding  mortgage  to  the  North- 
western Mutual  Life  Association,  which  the  pur- 
chaser assumes. 

Mr.  Pardridge  made  the  sale  only  after  an  agree- 
ment with  his  wife,  who  has  in  the  past  absolutely 
refused  to  sign  the  deeds.  Under  the  contract  Mrs. 
Pardridge  will  receive  $50,000  of  the  purchase  money 
and  each  of  her  five  children  $75,000.  This  will  leave 
Mr.  Pardridge  only  $100,000.  but  he  regards  that 
amount  as  amply  sufficient  to  enable  him  to  "play  a 
little  longer  on  the  board." 

Mr.  Kohlsaat  regards  his  purchase  as  a  great  bar- 
gain. The  property  has  a  frontage  of  61  feet  at  the 
corner  of  the  alley  leading  in  from  State  street  and  a 
depth  of  143  feet,  with  an  alley  on  both  the  south  and 
west  sides.  The  building  is  six  stories  high  and  is  in 
good  repair.  Mr.  Kohlsaat  says  he  knows  where  he 
can  lease  it  now  for  $50,000,  which  would  be  5  per 
cent  earning  capacity  on  a  valuation  of  $1,000,000. 
The  purchase  price  was  on  a  basis  of  about  $85  a 
square  foot  and  $l2.109  a  front  foot, 

The  property  was  placed  on  the  market  last  year 
at  the  price  of  $1,000,000.  That  figure  was  on  a  basis 
of  $15,625  a  front  foot,  being  $109  20  a  square  foot. 
The  property  was  appraised  some  years  ago  for  the 
purpose  of  a  loan  at  $10,000  a  front  foot  or  $640  000  for 
the  entire  lot.  Fish-Joseph  paid  $60,000  a  year  rent 
when  they  had  the  property  for  their  department 
store,  and  when  they  were  burned  out  Edwar  '  Par- 
dridge opened  the  present  department  store.  It  is 
said  that  Mr.  Pardridge  has  several  times  refused 
offers  of  $850,000  for  his  property. 

SALE  AT  ENGLEWOOD  FOR  $125,000. 

Negotiations  are  pending,  it  is  reported,  for  the 
purchase  of  the  Julien  Hotel  and  Marlowe  Opera 
House,  the  property  of  Benjamin  Timmerman,  lo- 
cated at  the  intersection  of  Stewart  avenue  and  Six- 
ty-third street,  Englewood.  The  prospective  pur- 
chaser is  George  Graves.  The  price  has  not  been  yet 
fully  decided  upon,  but  the  property  has  long  been 
held  by  Mr.  Timmerman  at  $125,000.  The  property 
is  considered  the  best  in  Englewood.  It  occupies  150 
feet  on  Sixty-third  street  and  125  feet  on  Stewart 
avenue.  In  the  event  of  a  change  it  is  said  the  thea- 
ter will  be  thrown  open  for  first-class  plays  and  the 
management  intrusted  to  R.  L.  Corbitt,  author  of 
the  "Sinjfle  Twin,"  and  F,  W.  Baker,  a  local  theatri- 
cal man. 


Barnes  &  Parish  report  the  following  recent  sales- 
Three-story  stone  front  flat  building  on  Michigan 
avenue,  six  flats,  $29,.'00;  50  feet  frontage  on  Michi- 
gan avenue,  near  Fifty-sixth.  $8,250;  5o  feet  frontage 
on  Michigan  avenue,  near  Fifty-seventh  street,  $7,- 
500;  house  on  Calumet  avenue,  near  Thirty-eighth 
street,  $5,000;  twenty- flve  feet  frontage  on  Michigan 
avenue,  west  front,  $3,750;  72  feet  frontage  on  Ingle- 
side  avenue,  near  Fifty-eighth  street,  $6,840.  This 
firm  reports  a  good  inquiry  for  both  vacant  and  im- 
proved properties. 


THE  STICKNEY  TRACT. 


A  committee  composed  of  J.  M.  Whitman,  of  the 
Northwestern,  J.  T.  Harahan  of  the  Illinois  Central 
and  James  McRea  of  the  Pennsylvania  Hailroad 
Companies,  have  been  appointed  as  expert  railroad 
men  and  they  were  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Direc- 
tors to  engage  the  services  of  a  competent  civil  engi- 
neer  experienced  in  railroad  work  to  survey  the 
Stickney  tract. 

The  committee  will  look  into  and  agree  on  some 
plan  for  the  proper  laying  out  of  the  yards,  tracks 
etc.  The  subject  of  proper  disposition  of  the  tracks 
so  that  access  to  the  grounds  may  be  had  will  also  be 
considered,  and  the  findings  of  the  committee  will  be 
embodied  in  a  report  to  the  Board  of  Directors.  The 
idea  is  that  this  report  will  to  a  great  degree  deter- 
mine subsequent  action  in  the  matter,  and  that  the 
recommendations  of  these  men  will  be  made  the 
basis  of  proposals  to  other  railroads  to  take  an  inter- 
est in  the  scheme. 

On  October  1  the  stockholders  met  and  elected  the 
following  officers: 
President— H.  H.  Porter. 
Secretary— P.  E.  Simmons, 
Treasurer— Andrew  Crawford. 
Board  of  Directors— H.  H.  Porter,  Chairman  of 
Board  of  Directors  Chicago  and  Eastern  Illinois 
Railway;  Andrew  Crawford,  President  Lincoln  Park 
Board  of  Commissioners;  J.  T.  Harahan,  Second  Vice 
President  Illinois  Central;  Aldace  F.  Walker,  re- 
ceiver Atchison.  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe;  W.  H.  Tr'ues- 
dell,  Vice  President  and  General  Manager  Chicago, 
Rock  Island  and  Pacific;  Roswell  P.Miller,  President 
Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul:  E.  J.  Martya,  of 
Armour  &  Co.;  James  McRea,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  Vice- 
President  of  the  Pennsylvania  lines  west  of  Pitts- 
burg; A.  A.  Sprague,  of  Sprague,  Warner  &  Co.;  C. 
W.  Hilliar],  Treasurer  Chicago  and  Eastern  Illinois. 

Executive  Committee— H.  H.  Porter,  Andrew 
Crawford  and  C.  W.  Hilliard. 

As  the  railway  clearing  house  project  at  Stickney 
is  an  old  and  well-worn  subject  the  Journal  has  at- 
tempted no  more  than  to  republish  the  original 
plans  of  the  company  as  shown  by  a  diagram  or 
drawing  which  will  be  found  on  another  page  of  this 
issue,  together  with  the  history  of  the  tract.  No 
changes  or  improvements  have  as  yet  been  made  at 
Stickney  since  the  last  article  on  the  subjeot  was 
published  in  the  Journal,  three  years  ago. 

THE  ALIEN  LAND  LAW. 

The  alien  land  la^s  of  Missouri,  Kansas  and  other 
States  have  had  the  effect  of  adding  at  least  one 
more  citizen  to  the  population  of  New  York  City. 
Lord  Scully,  who  is  perhaps  the  largest  individual 
land  owner  of  our  western  lands,  has  concluded  to 
leave  the  old  country  and  locate  in  this,  and  has  al- 
ready taken  out  his  first  naturalization  papers.  He 
will  reside  in  New  York  City,  and  is  planning  a  resi- 
dence befitting  his  wealth  and  station.  Lord  Scully 
is  said  to  own  100,000  acres  of  rich  farms  of  Illinois,  a 
quarter  of  a  million  acres  of  wild  and  improved  land 
in  Missouri,  a  whole  county  and  vast  tracts  besides 
in  Kansas,  and  other  bodies  scattered  all  over  the 
West.  He  is  the  best  known  representative  of  the 
absentee  landlord  cla.ss  who  are  striving  so  hard  to 
faster  upon  this  country  the  un-American  system  of 
English  tenant  farming  or  peasantry,  and  whose 
land-grabbing  proclivities  have  been  so  great  that  the 
natural  outcome  was  the  numerous  state  laws  pro- 
bibitlog  the  extension  of  foreign  ownership  of  our 


I    October  VZ,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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lands.   Lord  Scully's  greed  for  land  has  not  been  ap 
I     peased  and,  while  as  a  subject  of  Great  Britain,  he 
cannot  acquire  further  title,  he  sees  that  by  swearing 
[     allegiance  to  our  flag  he  can  continue  to  accumulate, 
i     He  buys,  not  to  sell  at  an  advance,  but  to  hold  for 
?     the  rents  after  the  English  system,  which  the  Inves- 
tor believes  is  a  system  that  should  never  have  been 
permitted  to  gain  a  foothold  on  our  soil.   It  has  al- 
ways been  the  pride  of  Americans  that  every  man 
might  and  could  be  his  own  landlord  in  time,  but  the 
tieing  up  of  millions  of  acres  under  the  English  ren- 
tal system  keeps  curtailing  this  possibility  year  by 
year. 

Lord  Scully  is  now  an  American  and  can  continue 
to  buy  and  rent  land,  but  it  is  hoped  that  his  system 
will  not  meet  with  the  favor  that  will  draw  many 
into  it,  and  perpetuate  it.  Let  us  hope  the  time  will 
never  come  when  it  will  not  be  possible  for  any  hon- 
est, industrious  farmer  to  own  his  own  farm.  Land- 
lordism, as  known  in  foreign  lands,  has  no  place  un- 
der the  stars  and  stripes.— The  Investor. 


CITY  BUILDiNC  NEWS. 


Architect  August  Fiedler,  of  the  Board  of  Educa 
tion.  has  completed  plans  for  the  Coblentz  School,  to 
be  erected  at  the  corner  of  Coblentz,  Leavitt  and  Lu- 
beck  streets.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high  and  will  contain  eighteen  rooms.  The  estima 
ted  cost  is  $50,000. 

A  $28,000  store  and  apartment  building-  has  been 
designed  by  Architect  H.  T.  Hazelton  for  Mrs.  H.  E, 
Wilmot,  to  be  erected  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
Ashland  avenue  and  Forty-seventh  street.  The  in 
terior  will  be  divided  in  eight  stores  and  eight  apart 
ments,  which  will  be  flnishod  in  hardwood  and 
heated  by  steam. 


Architect  Ernest  A.  Mayo  has  designed  a  busi 
ness  block  for  William  M.  Hoyt,  which  will  be  erect 
ed  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Main  and  Chicago 
avenues,  South  Evanston,  on  a  lot  70x65  feet.  The 
building  will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high  and 
will  be  constructed  of  stone  and  pressed  brick.  The 
building  will  be  heated  by  steam  and  will  cost 
$20,000. 

Bids  have  been  received  by  the  Board  of  Education 
for  the  construction  of  a  new  school  building  on  Ho 
man  avenue  and  Palatine  street,  which  will  be  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  with  twenty  rooms.  The 
cost  Is  estimated  at  $70,000.  Plans  are  also  being 
made  for  the  Goethe  School,  which  will  be  built  on 
Goethe  street,  west  of  Wells  street,  and  is  intended 
to  take  the  place  of  the  Franklin  School.  The 
Goethe  School  will  be  three  stories  and  basement 
high  and  will  contain  twenty-four  rooms.  Its  cost 
is  estimated  at  |85,000. 

Architects  Flanders  &  Zimmerman  have  drawn 
plans  for  an  apartment  house  to  be  called  the  Sloan 
urn,  which  will  be  erected  by  George  S.  Sloan  at  the 
southwest  corner  of  Jackson  boulevard  and  Marsh- 
fleld  avenue.  The  building  will  have  a  frontage  of 
50  feet  and  a  depth  of  140  feet,  and  its  cost  is  estima- 
ted at  $45,000.  The  first  story  will  be  constructed  of 
Bedford  stone  and  above  that  the- walls  will  be  of 
pressed  brick,  with  terra  cotta  trimmings.  The  in- 
terior will  contain  eight  nine-room  apartments  and 
four  of  seven  rooms  each.  The  apartments  will  be 
finished  in  hardwood  and  will  be  lighted  with  eleC' 
tricity  and  heated  by  steem. 

John  M.  Smyth,  the  well-known  West  Side  f  urni 
ture  merchant,  purchased  79x79^  feet,  west  front,  on 
Jefferson  street,  118  feet  south  of  Madison,  from  A. 
H.  Armstrong,  for  $30,000.   On  this  property  Mr. 
Smyth  will  erect  a  factory  structure  to  be  used  m 
connection  with  his  business.   The  structure,  which 
has  been  designed  by  Charles  H.  McAfee,  will  be 
seven  stories  in  height,  of  mill  construction,  with 
pressed  brick  front.  It  will  have  the  latest  interior^ 
improvements  for  this  class  of  buildings,  including 
steam  beat,  three  elevators,  and  will  cost  about  $40,- 1 
OOO.  ' 


Architect  Henry  Meissner  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  on  West  Twenty-second  and 
Leavitt  streets  for  William  Dorman.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  22  by  62  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish  and  will  cost 
$4,300. 

Architect  Eric  Winter  has  let  the  contract  for  an 
apartment  building  which  he  will  erect  at  6.527  and 
65i9  Kimbark  avenue.  It  will  cover  50  by  80  feet, 
will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high  and  will  be 
constructed  of  stone  and  brick,  with  interior  finish 
of  hard  wood,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments   The  cost  is  estimated  at  $>8,000. 

August  Fiedler,  architect  for  the  board  of  educa- 
tion, has  prepared  plans  for  a  public  school  building 
to  be  erected  on  North  Leavitt  and  Coblentz  streets. 
It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  of  pressed 
brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  with  slate  roof,  and  will 
cost  about  $70,f  00.  The  building  will  contain  seven- 
teen classrooms. 

MOTICE  OF  BUSINESS  CHANSE. 

Chicago,  Oct.  1,  1895. 
The  plumbing  business  heretofore  existing  as  P. 
Nacey  &  Co.,  has  been  incorporated  and  will  hereaf- 
ter be  known  as  the  P.  Nacey  Company,  and  will  con- 
tinue to  do  a  general  business  of  plumbing,  heating, 
drainage  and  gas  fitting,  always  maintaining  the 
high  standard  of  work  for  which  this  firm  has  be- 
come known  in  its  dealings  with  the  general  public 
for  over  a,  quarter  of  a  century.  Mr.  P.  M.  Murphy, 
who  has  been  connected  with  the  business  of  P. 
Nacey  for  the  past  fifteen  years,  is  president  and 
general  manager,  and  as  this  gentleman  has  had  a 
thorough  practical  experience,  patrons  can  safely  re- 
ly on  having  any  work  intrusted  to  our  care  done 
in  the  very  best  manner. 

Thanking  you  for  past  favors  and  soliciting  a  con- 
tinuance of  the  same,  we  are, 

Respectfully  yours, 

P.  Nacey  Company. 


Hioo,  Tex.— The  city  has  decided  to  iasoe  bonds  to  pot 
in  a  water  Bystem. 

Social  Oirole,  Ga.— At  a  Bpeoial  election  held  here  Sept. 
19  it  was  voted  in  favor  of  issuing  $6,000  in  bonds  for  the 
erection  of  a  new  school  building. 

New  Carlisle,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  15 
for  the  purchase  of  |2,600  4  to  7  years'  6  per  cent  village 
bonds.    J.  V.  Perrine,  Clerk. 

Waumatosa,  Wis.— An  election  will  be  held  to  vote  on 
the  question  of  bonding  the  village  for  f40,000  for  water 
works  purposes.    Address  the  Village  Board. 

Evanston,  0.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  19,  for 
the  purchase  of  $3,516  6  per  cent  one  to  ten  years  sewer 
bonds.  Bids  must  be  accompanied  by  a  |200  check  Wm. 
fl.  Knapp,  Clerk,  Carlisle  Building,  Fourth  and  VPalnnt 
streets,  Cincinnati. 


BOLDEN  HARVES 

is  now  assured  to  the  farmers  of  the  West  and  North- 
west, and  in  order  that  the  people  of  the  more  East- 
ern States  may  see  and  realize  the  magnificent  crop 
conditions  which  prevail  along  its  lines,  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  R'y  has  arranged  a  series  of 
three  (3)  Harvest  Excursions  for  August  29,  Septem- 
ber 10  and  24,  for  which  round  trip  excursion  tickets 
(good  for  return  on  any  Friday  from  September  13, 
to  October  11,  inclusive)  will  be  sold  to  various  points 
in  the  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest  at  the  low 
rate  of  about  one  fare.  For  further  particulars  ap- 
ply at  ticket  office,  95  Adams  street,  Chicago. 


NOTICE  OF  REMOVAL. 

We  are  pleased  to  inform  you  of  our  removal  to 
suite  405-406  No.  59  Dearborn  street,  Real.  Estate 
Board  Building. 

On  investments,  loans,  real  estate  and  all  lines  of 
insurance  we  are  prepared  to  give  you  prompt  service 
and  entire  satisfaction. 

We  have  a  large  handsome  calendar  which  we  will 
be  pleased  to  present  you,  if  you  will  kindly  call  for 
it  or  drop  us  a  postal  requesting  it. 

Thanking  you  for  your  favors  in  the  past  and  re- 
spectfully soliciting  your  future  patronage,  we  are 
Very  respectfully  yours, 

LAWiiBK  &  Brown. 


H.  A.  Hamlin,  the  well-known  real  estate  printer 
and  engraver,  located  at  423  Dearborn  street,  has 
lately  published  a  very  handsome  map  of  Lake  View 
and  iiogers  Park,  showing  section  lines,  ward  bound- 
aries, new  names  of  streets  and  route  of  Northwest- 
ern Elevated  Railway,  a  very  useful  map  to  the  real 
estate  men.  Copies  can  be  had  at  his  office. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Gnadaloupe,  Cal.— The  town  has  voted  to  issue  |10,0G0 
in  school  bond<s. 

Grove  City,  Minn.— The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$5,000  in  water  works  bonds. 

Painesville,  O. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue  $125,- 
000  in  bonds  to  build  a  new  water  system. 

Sun  Prairie,  Wis.— E.  A.  Weigen,  Village  Clerk,  oSfers 
for  sale  |5,0C0  5  per  cent  village  bonds. 

Florence,  Colo.— School  District  No.  2  voted  to  issue 
$10,500  in  bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  high  school. 

Nordhoff,  Cal.- Llano  School  District  electors  have  ! 
voted  unanimously  for  bonds  for  building  a  schoolhouse. 

Bault  Ste  Marie,  Mich.— A  special  election  will  be  held 
Oct.  5  to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  bonds  for  public 
improvements. 

Galveston,  Tex.— Arrangements  are  being  made  to  issue 
the  |2CO,C0O  refunding  bonds,  authorized  by  last  session  of 
Legislature. 

Rochester,  Pa.— The  Borough  Council  has  decided  to 
have  a  vote  on  Nov.  5  on  the  issue  of  $60,000  in  bonds  to 
build  a  new  water  works. 

Centerville,  la.— The  commissioners  of  Appanoosa 
Countv  to  submit  to  the  people  the  question  of  issuing 
$65,000  court  house  bonds. 

Fargo,  N.  D.— Bids  will  be  received  Oct.  15  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $15,000  fifteen  years  Cass  Oonnty  bonds.  John 
0,  Miller,  County  Auditor. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

LaSe  View  and  Ch'go.  Olybonrne  av  add.  It  40  in  b  5  in  (he  n  w  H  of 
eec  30  40  14.  Got  2»,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  muster,  110  La  BaUe  st.    L  W. 

Oolnmbia  Hgfs,  Keeney's  lit  add,  It  41  in  b  19  'l"®  f  °* 

s  e  >4  of  sic  32  and  8  w  H  of  the  8  w  !i  of  sec  33  35  14.  Oct  28,  10  a  m. 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Lt  16  in  (he  enbof  s  e  M  of  the  n  w  of  the  n  6  ^  of  ecc  21  37  14. 
Nov  2,  nam.  A  Van  Vlis^iugen,  admtr.  L  N. 

Roberl'8  sab  Its  6,  10,  11,  12,  16.  19,  20,  21,  22  of  original  Its  1,  2,  3  and 
thrs  oVf  t  of  original  Us  4  an  d  5  and  of  Its  31,  32,  33,  38,  39  and  40  of 
Sheldon  sub  et  t^he  .  H  of  Us  14  and  I'*  ^-^^  all  ot  Its  6  to  13  and  the 
n  57  ft  of  \U  4  and  5  in  b  "0"  Morgan  Park.  Got  22,  11  a  m.  PL 
Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper  blk.  L  N. 

Smith's  snb.  It  10  in  b  4  of  8  !4  of  n  e  H  of  sec  36  38  14.  Oct  26.  31  a  m. 
I     Perry  A  toll,  master,  921  to  923  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  N. 
Barber's  sob.  It  10  in  b  4  of  the  e  V,  of  the  n  w     of  the  s  w  %  of  sec  8 
38  14    Oct  29,  Ham.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  Ju  Washington  8t. 
L  N.' 

Evanston,  Ladd's  add.  the  w  V4  of  It  3  and  the  w  /,  It  4  in  b  6.  i„  sec  30 
41  14  Oct  29,  10  a  m.  Thos  laylor,  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  B. 

Lt25inbl5ina  snb  otthe8eXof8ec  34  40  13.  Oct  29,  11  a  m.  Wal- 
ter Butler,  master,  S6  Portland  blk.  L  N. 
Snmmerdale.  Its  28  and  29  in  b  3,  being  a  rosub  of  Its  31  to  40  of  Hen- 
ry's sub  of  the  8  w  H  of  the  n  w  y*  ot  sec  8  40  14.  Oct  29,  11  a  m. 
Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
K  ionka'fl  eub  It  10  in  b  1  of  Its  1  and  2  in  the  enb  of  U  3  iu  Assessor's 
div  of  the  w  ^  of  the  n  w  !4  of  seo  22  37  14.  Oct  29.  11   a  m.  Walter 
Butltr,  master.  L  N. 
Busby's  sub.  Its  5  and  5  and  (he  s  26  43  ft  of  It  4  of  the  w  If  ^ 
8  iu%aid  snb  of  the  s  V,  of  the  8  e  V4  of  n  w  H  of  sec  10  38  14.  Oct  28, 

10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  S. 
Campbell's  sub.  It  1  of  It  2  in  b  7  Rockwell's  add;  sublt  29  in  Lind^^ 

sub  of  Its  IS,  16,  17,  21  and  24  in  b  5  iu  Rockwell's  add,  and  It  45  (ex 
the  w  8  ft)  in  b  43  in  the  -  anal  Trustee's  sub  of  eec  7  -59  "-   Oct  28, 

11  am    Edmund  S  Gumming.,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

flanHl  Trn^itee's  snb  the  nnd  hi  of  sublts  8  of  It  10  in  b  sO  of  the  8  H  of 
sec  S  39  l1?  Oct  29;u  aV  master.  109  Hartford  bldg. 

L  N. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo'  sub.  It  2  in  b  21  pt  of  eecs  5  and  6  37  15.  Cot  21.  11  a 
m    Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  lacomabldg.  L  N. 

-^^i>frr;toJUi2^^ii"^^f°^;'in^'-A-^ 

master,  L  N. 

■^t^v^^i^^^^jV^^rA^^-"^-?^""- 

master.  L  N. 

EvanstoD.  Ladd's  add,  the  e  M  of  It  4  in  b  6  in  the  n  w  )4  of  sec  30  « 

14.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 
nelamater'e  resnb.  It  16  ex  th<*  8  1  foot  and  3  inches  of  b  22  of  Simon's 
"  sXoMhe  9  e  l  of  sec  35  40  13.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  D.cker,  mas- 
ter.  L  N. 

Hoistein.  Pierce's  add.  It  5  in  b  5.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter.  L  N. 

Bnshnell'sadd.thenWofIt2iub  20.  Oct  28,  10  «  m.  Jno  i  Cook, 
admtr.  L  N. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12,  1895. 


SIBNS  OF  NEW  LIFE  AT  STICKNEY. 

The  old  project  of  building  stock  yards  in  connec- 
tion with  a  railway  clearing  house  at  Stickneyin  the 
Town  of  Lyons,  southwest  of  the  city,  has  been  re- 
vived. It  will  be  remembered  by  the  Journal's 
readers  that  the  original  plan  was  to  establish  stock 
yards  at  Stickney  to  take  the  place  of  the  Union 
Stock  Yards  in  the  then  Town  of  Lake.  Nothing 
was  then  said  about  a  railway  clearing  house,  but 
later  on  the  Journal  published  a  map  or  plat  of  the 
Stickney  tract  showing  in  the  form  of  a  circle  the 
arrangement  of  the  railroad  tracks  and  the  clearing 
house. 

The  Chicago  Tribune  of  Wednesday  published  the 
following  account  of  this  long  delayed  and  neglected 
enterprise:  "As  first  outlined  the  plans  provided  for 
yards  which  should  cover  an  area  of  1,300  acres,  and 
which  should  have  facilities  for  receiving  and  taking 
care  of  all  freight  to  be  brought  into  Chicago.-  The 
project  had  advanced  to  the  point  that  0,000,000  had 
been  expended  in  its  carrying  out,  when  the  panic 
and  its  influence  caused  a  cessation  of  the  work,  but 
now  brightening  prospects  for  business  have  given 
new  iife  to  the  scheme,  which  has  not  fallen  through, 
but  has  only  been  sleeping  for  the  last  few  years,  its 
promoters  say.    The  tract  is  owned  by  the  Chicago 
Union  Transfer  Railway  Company,  which  was  formed 
to  control  the  property.   Owners  of  land  about  the 
Stickney  truct  became  somewhat  disheartened  over 
the  inactive  stats  of  things,  and  finally  met  and 
asked  that  some  steps  betaken  to  bring  about  a  com- 
pletion of  the  enterprise.   Their  request  was  heard, 
and  at  the  annual  meeting  of  the  board  of  di 
rectors  of  [the   company,   held   Saturday  at  the 
office  of  H.  H.  Porter,  president  of  the  company, 
committee  was  appointed  to  take  some  action  and 
endeavor  to  renew  tha  once  existing  interest  in  the 
railroad  clearing  house  scheme. 

Besides  obv.ating  hauliag  into  the  city  cars  dea 
tined  to  pass  through  and  beyond  Chicago  Mr.  Por 
ter  says  large  business  houses  would  be  aided  materi- 
ally in  handling  their  consignments.  A  number  of 
large  wholesale  houses  of  Chicago  became  interested 
in  the  company  when  it  was  incorporated  nd  they 
still  retain  th-.ir  holdi  gs.  If  the  plans  of  the  p  omo 
ters  of  the  company  are  carried  out  the  jobbing 
houses  would  have  warehouses  at  the  railroad  clear- 
ing home  where  they  could  transact  much  of  their 
business. 

The  Stickney  tract  contains  1,300  acres  of  land.  It 
is  in  Lyons,  111.,  just  west  of  the  city  limits,  and  is 
seven  miles  from  the  Chicago  court  house.  It  borders 
on  the  drainage  canal  and  is  due  west  of  Washington 
Park.  The  Western  Indiana  railroad  belt  line  runs 
by  the  tract  on  the  east  and  the  Chicago  and  Calu- 
met Terminal  touches  its  western  border.  On  the 
northwest  the  Chicago  and  Alton  and  the  Santa  Fe 
runs  by  it.  The  plans  are  to  placa  enough  tracks  on 
the  property  to  take  care  of  all  the  freight  switching 
done  by  the  railroads  in  Chicago. 

Another  feature  of  the  scheme  is  the  erection  of 
warehouses  in  sufficient  number  to  house  all  goods 
brought  in  by  Chicago  firms  who  use  the  yards,  the 
idea  being  to  make  unnecessary  the  haul  of  material 
into  the  city  for  a  brief  time  and  there  to  be  stored 
in  the  warehouses  of  the  mercantile  firms.  It 
figured  valuable  wareroom  space  can  thus 
tained." 

NEW  BELT  LINE. 

The  plan  involves  either  the  building  of  a  new 
outer  belt  line  of  sufficient  carrying  capacity  to  take 
care  of  all  the  business  coming  into  the  yards  or  the 
enlargement  of  the  belt  lines  now  in  existence.  The 
new  belt  line  it  built  would  tap  every  railroad  run- 
ning into  Chicago  from  the  lake  shore  on  the  north 
around  the  city  on  the  west  and  to  the  lake  shore  on 
the  south. 

The  idea  of  making  a  railroad  clearing  house  out- 
side the  business  and  residence  center  of  Chicago  is 
not  one  Chicagoans  havegnot  heard  of  before.  A.  B 
Stickney  started  the  bill  rolling  about  seven  years 
ago,  and  at  that  time  it  was  alleged  Stickney  and 
others  had  a  big  real  estate  speculation  at  stake  and 
their  interest  in  that  was  more  at  heart  thau  the 


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possible  iruprovemenfc  of  Chicago  freight  conditions. 
Lots  of  talk  was  indulged  in  when  the  tract  was  pro- 
jected of  possibilities  of  a  rival  stock  yards  plant, 
Stickney  was  said  to  have  in  his  mind,  and  color  was 
added  to  the  story  by  the  purchase  of  large  tracts  by 
several  stock  yard  companies,  but  that  part  of  the 
scheme  has  been  abandoned  and  its  promoters  say  the 
plan  now  u  to  confine  the  operations  of  the  clearing 
house  to  the  handling  and  switching  of  freight  for 
all  the  railroads  entering  Chicago  or  such  of  them  as 
may  enter  into  the  arrangement. 

The  following  account  of  this  great  undertaking 
was  given  in  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal  more  than  three  years  ago.  It  agrees  sub- 
stantially with  the  report  now  given  out: 

"The  foregoing  diagram  shows  in  detail  the  ar- 
rangement of  the  Stickney  transfer  yards  and  where 
the  various  enterprises  centering  there  are  to  be  lo- 
cated, it  also  shows  the  exact  location  of  the  addi- 
tional purchase  of  160  acres  by  the  National  Stock 
Yards  company  outside  the  circle. 

It  will  be  seen  that  the  Chicago  &  Western  Indiana 
Belt  railway  and  the  Calumet  line  encircle  the  tract, 
and  on  these  roads,  which  are  now  largely  used  by 
the  railways  doing  business  in  Chicago,  entrance  to 
the  yards  will  be  made.  The  trains  will  be  run  on  to 
the  circular  tracks  shown  in  the  center  of  the  map, 
and  from  there  switched  off  into  various  yards.  The 
yards  at  Stickney  will  contain  1,000  miles  of  tracks, 
giving  storage  room  for  160,000  cars,  and  so  arranged 
that  any  particular  car  can  be  reached  at  short  no- 
tice, and  250  engines  can  work  at  the  same  time  with- 
out interference,  which  will  save  much  valuable  time. 

The  original  intention  was  to  locate  the  National 
Stock  Yards  in  the  center  of  these  circular  tracks. 
There  were  to  be  pens  on  a  large  scale  for  all  kinds  of 
live  stock,  warehouses  for  packers'  supplies  and  prod- 
ucts, and  a  large  hotel  for  the  accommodation  of 
stockmen.  The  smaller  packers,  representing  twelve 
of  the  firms  now  at  the  Union  Stock  Yards  bought 
the  Stickney  tract  of  650  acres  for  $650,000  and  at- 
tempted to  secure  the  necessary  railroad  facilities  to 
connect  with  all  the  leading  trunk  lines  in  Chicago. 
Six  of  the  smaller  packers  finally  consolidated  under 
the  name  of  the  International  Packing  and  Provis- 
ion Company  (Limited),  with  a  combined  capital  of 
$6,500,000,  They  were  then  about  to  secure  the  rail- 
road facilities  desired  when  the  Union  Stock  Yards 
Company  fearing  disastrous  competition,  renewed 
their  efforts  to  effect  a  compromise  and  succeeded  in 
making  an  arrangement  for  a  final  cessation  of  hos- 
tilities. The  new  arrangement  involves  the  perpet- 
uation of  the  present  stock  yards  for  fifteen  years  and 
provides  that  the  Stickney  yards  shall  not  be  used  in 
competition  but  shall  be  confined  to  warehouse, 
freight  and  manufacturing  purposes.  Its  ownership 
will  still  remain  in  the  hands  of  smaller  packers,  now 
comprising  seven  companies,  but  these  companies 
will  be  put  on  an  equality  with  the  "big  three"  so 
far  as  track  and  yardage  charges  are  concerned  and 
all  will  be  harmony  between  the  hitherto  warring 
factions. 

The  future  of  the  Stickney  tract  is  not  dependent 
on  the  stock  yards  interests  alone  but  will  be  largely 
shaped  by  the  various  manufacturing  and  storage  in- 
terests which  will  naturally  center  there.  Hereto- 
fore the  great  drawback  has  been  lack  of  water.  This 
will  be  obviated  by  securing  a  supply  either  by  arte- 
sian wells  or  from  the  Desplaines  river  or  by  running 
a  tunnel  through  to  the  lake.  A  large  main  would 
bring  water  into  an  extensive  portion  of  the  city  now 
destitute.  The  cost  of  putting  in  such  a  main  run- 
ning from  the  Stickney  Yards  to  Lake  Michigan 
would  be  $400,000.  This  expense  could  be  easily  di- 
vided between  the  Stickney  Company  and  the  city, 
upon  the  condition  that  the  company  allow  the  city 
to  tap  this  main  in  order  to  give  water  to  that  por- 
tion of  the  city  now  unsupplied. 

The  advantages  of  Stickney  for  freight  transfer  are 
readily  seen  from  consideration  of  the  fact  that  the 
firm  of  Armour  &  Company  paid  in  one  year  to  the 
railroads  §38,000  demurrage  charges  on  cars.  At 
Stickney  the  cost  would  be  diminished  to  10  or  12i 
cents  per  car,  and  there  would  be  comparatively  no 
delay," 


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October  12,  1895. 


Winslow  ji  j8cob9on's  sob,  Its  35  an<l  S6  in  b  4  of  the  s  e  U  of  the  n  e 
of  see  1  39  IS.  Oct  23, 11  a  m.  Harvey  K  Seusenny.  KUBrdian.  L  N 

KensiDKton  add.  It  11  Id  b  8,  being  a  fub  of  thit  pt  of  the  w  H  of  the 
w  H  of  the  8  w  of  sec  33  39  12.  Oct  21,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master, 
llu  La  dalle.  L  N. 

Crane's  sob,  It  35  in  b  7  of  bs  7  and  9  in  the  United  ataten  Back  add  in 
sec  28  39  14.  Oct  29,  11  a  m.  Juo  J  Franzen,  adaitr.  L  N. 

Wash  Mgtfi,  B  I  Ld  and  B'lds  Go's  sob,  Its  39  and  40  in  b  68,  also  that  pt 
of  the  s  3  ft  of  It  15  w  of  the  e  10.08  chains  of  land  of  said  It  15;  the  e 
10. f6  chains  of  It  15;  all  of  It  16,  being  in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  w 
H  of  the  nvr^i  and  the  w  H  of  the  »  w  }-i  ot  sec  15  37  14.  Oct  28,  11 
am.  Cornelias  Kuy  per,  admtr.  L  N. 

Menage's  sab.  Its  1,  ?,  3,  4  and  6  in  b  4  and  Its  1,  2,  10,  11,  21  and  22  in 
b  8  of  the  8  Vi  of  bs  10,  11  and  12  and  the  n  Vi  of  bs  14,  15  and  Ifi  in 
l8t  add  to  Kensington  in  sec  22  27  and  28  37  14.  Oct  21,  1pm.  Qeo 
Mills  Koijers,  master,  100  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Oolnmbia  Hgts,  Koeney's  Ist  add.  It  41  In  b  19  a  snb  of  the  a  H  of  the 

8  e  ^  of  sees  32  and  33  35  14,  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 
L  N. 

Cole's  sab.  Us  44  to  48  in  h  3  of  the  e  of  the  s  20  acres  of  the  w  Vt  of 
the  n  e  ^  with  the  w  4.21  acres  of  the  s  2U  acres  of  the  e  H  of  the  n 

9  Hi  w  of  R  R  of  sec  5  37  14.  Oct  21,  1pm.  Thos  J  Walsh,  master,  79 
Dearborn  st.  L  B. 

City  of  Ch'go  sub.  It  9  in  the  sab  of  b  50,  sic  19  39  14,  Oct  17,  11  a  m 
Geo  Bass,  master,  lu9  Hartford  bldg.  L  B. 

Aastin,  Coleman's  i.dd,  It  2  in  b  8  being  the  w  '26.82  acres  of  the  s  V,  ot 
the  n  w  !4  of  sec  4  39  13.  Oct  2),  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  66 
Portland blk.  L  N. 

Wrigbtwod,  sab  It  2  of  Its  18, 19  and  the  e  of  It  20  in  outlt  "0"  being 
a  snb  of  the  s  w  of  sec  28  40  14.  Oct  22,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler 
master.  L  N. 

Roger's  snb.  It  20  in  b  13  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  sec  4  39  14.  Oct 
22,  Ham.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Granvill's  sub.  It5  1  to  5  in  b  1  of  the  s  w  Hi  of  the  s  w  H  "f  'he  n  w  Hi 
of  sec  9  38  14.  Oct  21,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  St.  L  N 

W  Pullman,  Kneeland  &  Wright's  Jud  add.  Us  28  and  29  in  b  2  of  the  w 
H  of  the  B  w  H  oi  sec  21  37  14.  Oat  21,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N 

Holsteln  add,  It  19  in  b  8  a  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  H4  of  sec  31  40  11. 
Oct  28,  10  a  m.  Edmond  J  Brodowski,  admtr.  L  N. 

Proebstrlng's  snb.  It  7  of  Us  4  5  and  6  and  the  s  60  ft  of  It  7  in  b  8  of 
Borden's  sub  of  the  w  H  of  the  8  e  Hi  of  sec  36  40  13.  Oct  21,  11  a  m. 
Christine  Diemel,  guardian.  L  N. 

Barber's  sub,  It  11  in  b  3  of  the  e  Vt  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  s  w  Hi  of  sec 
8  38  14.  Oct  22,  11  a  m.  Jno  X  Noyes,  master,  88  and  90  Washington 
8t.  L  N. 

Springer  &  Pierce's  sub,  It  14  in  seblt  2  of  the  s  Hi  of  It  30  in  tha  School 
Trustees  sub  of  sec  16  38 14.  Oct  14,  Ham  Edm  B  Cummicgs,  mas- 
ter, 701  Eedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Harvey.  Its  1  to  27  in  b  "C"  of  the  s  e  Hi  of  sec  8  and  of  ihe  n  e  Hi  of 
sec  17  36  14.  Oct  14, 11  a  m.  Fdw  A  Dicker,  mastbr,  1109  Tacoma  bldg 
L  N. 

Halne's  sub.  It  43  in  the  sab  of  b  2  of  bs  2  and  14  In  the  Circuit  Ct 
Oomm  ptn  of  the  n  w  Hi  of  the  n  e  of  sec  31  38 15.  Oct  8,  11  a  m.  P 
L  Sherman,  master.  L.  K. 

Cornell,  the  n  16  ft  of  It  18  and  all  of  It  19  In  b  60  In  Bee  26  and  36  38  14 
Oct  8,  11  am.  PL  Shorman,  master.  L  N. 

Thomas  sub.  Its  15  and  16  in  b  12  of  bs  12  and  13  in  Hole's  snb  of  Ibe  e 
H  of  the  D  w  Hi  (ex  the  s  e  Hi  of  the  8  e  Hi  of  the  said  d  w  ^)  of  Bee  6 
37  14.  Oct  8,  11  a  m  P  L  Sherman,  master.  L 

EiddisoD,  reBub,  Its  6  10,  11,  and  13  of  the  n  %  and  the  n  6.6  ft  of  the  s 
!4  of  b  2  in  Smith  &  Oo's  reBub  of  b  5  of  Fitch's  sub  of  bs  5  and  6  and 
11  in  Harding's  snb  of  the  w  os  the  n  w  Hi  of  sec  11  39  13.  03t  8, 
1(1  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  St.  L  N. 

OasB'  sab,  It  8  In  b  6  of  the  e  30  acres  of  the  s  64  acres  rf  the  n  w  H^  of 
sec  25  30  13.  Oct  14,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait  master.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts.  Us  1  to  32  of  Its  37  to  46  and  51  to  60,  b  il,  and  Its  1  to  8  of 
Brockway'B  snb  of  its  47  to  50  b  11  in  sec^  17  nnd  18  37  14.  Oct  7,  11  a 
m.  Ferry  A  Hull,  master,  921-23  Stock  Exchange  bldg.  L  B. 

Carter's  resub.  It  23  in  b  9  of  bs  1,  3,  4,  5,  7,  8,  9.  1.1,  11,  13,  14  and  15 
and  Its  2,  4  and  5  In  b  17  in  Carter's  sub  of  Clifford's  add.  Oct  12,  11 
a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  Ham.  L  B , 

Ch'go  Dnvsty  snb  of  pt  of  Stone  &  Whitney's  snb.  Us  1,  2,  and  3  in  b  65 
In  sec  7  38  14.  Oct  11, 11  a  m.  Ohas  T  Farson,  master,  108  Dearborn 
St.  L  B. 

Rogers  Pk  sub,  the  n  35  ft  of  Us  10  and  11  in  b  87.  Oct  8,  12  m.  John 
J  Healey,  master.  L  N. 

Nichol'8  snb.  It  5  In  b  2  of  the  e  V,  of  Its  15  and  16  of  the  School  Trus- 
tees sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  also  divers  pieces  of  property  belonging 
to  the  estate  of  Jno  Kempter.  Oct  19, 11  a  m.  Jnlia  Kempter  admtrx 
L  N. 

Scoville  &  Niles  sub,  It  33  and  34  of  b  5  in  Oak  Park,  being  a  sab  of  the 
w  40  acres  of  the  s  w  H*  of  sec  7  39  13  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Fanny  T  Par- 
Bsns,  executrix.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Co's  sub.  It  21  in  b  6  of  the  8  e  Hi  of  the  8  e  Hi  of  sec  19  37  14. 
Sept  18. 11  B  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Obloig)  Opera  Honse 
bldg.  L  N. 

Simmons  &  Gordon's  add.  Us  13  23  and  24  in  Mchool  Trustees  snb  of 
sec  16  4014.  Sept  17.  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  L  N. 

Sheridan  Rd  resnb.  It  1  of  b  3  In  Dingee's  add  to  Wllmette.  Sept  18,  11 

am.  Walter  Bntler.  master.  L  N. 
Eulert's  sub.  It  17  of  b  7  of  Dowse's  add  to  Lemont  in  sec  29  37  11.  Sept 

19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  mas'er.  L  N. 

HdU's  snb,  It  141  of  9'/j  acres  In  the  e  H4  of  the  s  w  Hi  of  sec  4  39  14 
Sept  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Myrick's  2nd  add.  Us  2  and  3  In  b  1.  Sept  19,11am.  Walter  Bntler 
master.  L  N. 

WInnetka,  Garland's  add.  Its  7.  8  and  9  in  b  2,  Its  4  to  8  in  b  3,  b  4  a  sub 
of  the  n  120  acres  of  the  s  w  Hi  of  sec  2t  42  13.  Sept  14,  11  a  m  A  F 
Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Hair  &  Bidgway's  snb.  Its  1  and  2  of  Its  44  to  47  in  Bowen's  sub  of  pt  of 
bs  2  and  3  in  Ridgewood,  a  sub  of  the  s  38  acres  of  the  w  H  of  the  e 
e  H  of  sea  11  S8  14.  Sept  14,  11  a  m.  Perry  A  Hull,  master.  L  B. 

Slsson  &  Newman's  sub,  the  n  37  ft  of  It  1  in  b  9  of  the  n  w  Hi  of  sec  4 
37  14,  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  H  Hume,  spl  comm.  L  B. 

Wash  Hgts,  It  4  in  b  10  in  w  (/j  n  w  Hi  of  sec  17.  Sept  14,  Ham  Perry 
A  Hall,  master.  LB. 

Altgeld's  snb,  It  4  and  5  of  bs  3  and  4  in  the  sub  of  bs  2  and  3  In  the  Ca- 
nal Trustees  sub  of  the  e  Yi  of  sec  29  40  14.  Sept  16.  1  p  m  Geo 
Mills  Rogers,  caster.  L  N.  •        »-      •  •  "c" 

Canal  Trustees  sub.  Its  7,  8  and  9  in  b  6  of  the  w  Vt  and  the  w  'A  of  the 
n  e  Hi  of  sec  17  39  14.  Sept  17,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  110 
LaSalle  8t.  N  O  R. 

Honore'B  sub,  It  21  in  subblk  2  in  b  3  of  bs  1  to'  5  and  the  w  i/j  of  b  6  in 
Tiernan'8  add,  In  sec  18  39  14.  Sept  21,  11  a  m.  T  C  Manning,  admtr. 

Douglas  Pk,  Walker's  add.  Its  2  to  13  In  b  11.  Sept  17,  11  am.  Geo  M 
BtmoB,  maeter,  N  0  R.  ' 


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for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

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banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
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THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


975 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evenine, 
Oct.  9,  1895. 


t>alee. 

Oity,  over  $1,000   su 

Olty,  under  |1,COO   131 

Coonty  162 

Total   629 


Amount. 

12,280,020 
79,790 
373,030 


12,732,840 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Oct.  10,  1894. 

Hales. 

Olty,  over  tl,000   349 

Olty,  under  1,000   124 

County  ,„   148 

Total   621 


Amount. 
$2,100,313 
71,467 
307,011 


Aberdeen  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  w  f  98xl24J^; 

Sep  27.  W  D  MoKey  to  F  Kimbell . .  |5,000 
Aberdeen  st,  221  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  25x124; 

Aug  .31.  A  Conrad  to  K  E  Mooney. $1,850 
Aberdeen  st,  231  ft  s  of  50th,  w  f  25x 
124.65;  Oot  5.  M  Wingerning  to  H  H 

Gage  |2,000 

Adanjs  at,  250  ft  e  of  E'ranoisoo  av,  s  f  25 
xl24;  Sep  28.  S  0  Batcher  to  J  A  Hall 

 f  8,500 

Adams  av,  n  e  oor  84th  st,  w  f  106x120; 

Sep  17.  I  Shapiro  to  E  A  Dnnn  |3,500 

Ada  st,  n  w  cor  58th,  e  f  1183^x1241^,  and 
other  ppty;  Sep  2.  S  Kerr  to  0  H  Rol- 
lins 18,000 

Albany  av,  96  ft  n  of  26th  st,  w  f  24x126; 

Oot  5.  A  Soaswnloh  to  J  Kooka. .  ,$1,825 
Archer  av,  175  ft  s  w  of  39th  st,  s  e  f  26x 
125;  Sep  30.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Lot  Own- 
ers' Loan  and  Building  Assn  $3,600 

Arizona  av,  100  ft  e  of  N  50th,  s  f  75x124; 
Oot  4.  J  J  MoLanghlin  to  L  Steinbreoher 

 11,200 

Armitage  av,  96  ft  e  of  Winchester,  n  f  24 
xl25;  Oot  7.  J  Gapinski  to  J  B  Pal- 

lasoh  $6,700 

Armitage  av,  373^  ft  e  of  Hancock,  s  f 
371^x125;  Sep  21,  J  0  Zsggert  to  F  W 

Rogers  $2,500 

Armitage  av,  140  ft  e  of  Kedzie,  9  f  25x 

200;  Oct  1.  H  H  Sloan  to  B  Wnlflf.  .$3,500 
Armoor  av,  114  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f  25x 

67;  Sep  7.  K  Kestel  to  F  E  Lord.  .$3,750 
Armoar  av,  725  ft,  more  or  less;  n  of  50th 
st,  w  f  21x100;  Jan  29.  S  B  Thomas  to 

J  N  Higginbotham  $4,000 

Armoar  av,  300  ft  s  of  72d  st.  w  f  60x 
171-^,  Oct  1.  C  B  Eggleston  to  E  Moeller 

 $3,000 

Artesian  av,  s  e  oor  Le  Moyne  st,  w  f  24x 
1263^;  Sep  20.  M  Gilbertaon  to  W  A 

Sohoenbaen  $8,000 

Ashland  av,  673^  ft  s  of  Fry  st,  w  f  22i^x 
109;  Sep  13.  F  Oldach  to  F  Weinshenker 

 $2,850 

Ashland  av,  75  ft  s  of  Aastin,  w  f  25x113; 
Oot  1.  S  J  Timoney  to  R  A  Clark  et  al 

 $3,000 

Ashland  av,  274  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  100x124; 
Sep  25,  G  Stieglitz  to   D  Heitmann 

  .,..$6,000 

Ashland  av,  294  ft  s  of  45th  st,  e  f  24x125; 

Oot  1.  E  Q  Foster  to  C  N  Gary  ....  $1,800 
Angasta  st,  246  ft  e  of  N  Ashland  av,  n  f 
25x128;  Oot  3.  F  Kantz  to  A  Blamen- 

bagen  14^500 

iagnsta  st,  50  f t  e  of  N  California  av,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr  2.  0  A  Norton  to  J  B  Em- 

e^on  .,.$1,000 

^venoe  "M",  375  ft  n  of  100th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  23.  J  Sohaefer  to  W  Lagergren 

,  ;  $1,400 

Avenue  L  s  w  oor  104th  st,  e  f  98x126; 
Oot  1.  A  T  McNellis  to  O  B  L  Building 

and  Loan  Assn  J2  7C0 

Jelmont  av,  100  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  25x125;  Sep  2.  8  Brown  Jr  to 

 Tracy  ^2  036 

Jelmont  av,  n  w  cor  Francisco,  s  f  25x125; 
July  22.  A  Borsoha  to  G  J  Geldman 

,  ;  $1,400 

Jelmont  av,  48  ft  w  of  Commercial  st,  n  f 
24x125;  Oot  7.  J  O'Connor  to  W  Zast- 

,  $1,700 

Jelmont  av,  s  e  cor  >'-'acramento,  n  f  49x 
125,  Sep  24.  G  Behling  to  P  Ludwig 

 $2,800 

telmont  av,  premises  No  1132,  26x122; 

Sep  30.  F  C  Voss  to  L  Sohween. .  .$5,500 
ierkeley  av,  premises  No  4430,  173^x100- 
Aug  8.  E  O  Day  to  A  S  Upson ....  $9,260 
iishop  st,  48  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  50x124;  Sep 
T  Donley  to  F  T  Murphy  $5,rO0 


DEEDS.  25x123;  Aug  2.  A  Meliok  to  E  R  INelson 

 '  *^*.ooo 

Buckingham  pi,  221  ft  e  of  Ualsted  st,  s 
f  32x1.33;  Sep  27,  0  F  Paxson  to  L  W 

Whitmer  et  al  $2,800 

Buffalo  av,  230  fts  of  89th  st,  w  f  25x140; 
Sep  25.  A  H  Hansen  to  M  M  Petersen 

„  ■;;  $1,500 

Burling  st,  850  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  132x 
264;  Sep  18.  Est  of  J  Hettinger  to  G 

Oarstens  $3,666 

Burling  st,  268  f t  n  of  Willow,  e  f  33x131; 
Sep  30.  Est  of  A  Seidel  to  J  F  Panoch 

„  ••  $1,900 

Butler  st,  100  ft  n  of  30th,  w  f  25x125; 

Oct  8.  B  F  Bole  to  M  J  Bole  $1,000 

Butler  st,  n  e  cor  30th,  w  f  25x124.8,  and 
t2,47fi.79i      other  ppty;  Oot  4.  TOehne  to  H  Zilliger 

„  $20,000 

Byron  av,  188  ft  w  of  West  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  373^x125;  Sep  30.  C  J  Ford 

to  F  R  Greenold  ,.$1  500 

California  av  N,  n  w  oor  Augusta  st,  e'f 
25x125;  Apr  30.  P  Hanton  to  M  J  Mc- 

Mahon  $3,000 

California  av,  96  ft  n  of  r  r,  w  f  24x126; 

Oot  2.  E  Melms  to  W  Loudon  $1,000 

Calumet  av,  272  6-10  ft  8  of  47th  st,  e  f 
75x1283^;  Aug  15.  James  B  Garner  et 

al  to  George  B  Rumpt  $63,000 

Calumet  av,  n  e  oor  46th  st,  w  f  97x128; 
Oot  2.  W  A  Stanton  to  G  P  Richardson 

•  $20,000 

Calnmet  av,  319  f t  s  of  eist  st,  w  f  50x 
1603^;  Sep  5,  E  M  Kimball  to  R  S  Saun- 
ders $3,f00 

Campbell  av,  s  e  oor  53d  st,  w  f  49x125; 
Sep  1,'90.  D  J  Kennedy  to  L  Quealy 

„  $1,100 

Carpenter  st,  328  ft  s  of  62d,  e  f  32  82-100 
xl26;  3ep  16.  P  Donohue  to  N  Swan- 

strom  ,  $1,425 

Carpenter  st,  425  ft  s  of  Tlst,  e  f  25x 
1243^,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  27,  W  D 

McKey  to  G  M  McKey  $5,000 

Carpenter  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  w  f  49x1243^, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  27,  Same  to  H  M 

Tnthill  $5,000 

Carpenter  st,  226  ft  n  of  56th,  e  f  26x124 
68-100;  Ang  10.  S  E  Goodhue  to  B  0 

Chisholm  $3,500 

Carpenter  st,  300  ft  n  of  62d,*w  f  25x 
12*^;  Oct  7.  C  A  Johnson  to  A  Rein- 
hold  •.  $6,000 

Carpenter  st,  same  ppty;  Oct  7.  A  Rein- 
hold  to  P  E  A  H  Nelson  $6,600 

Carpenter  st,  147  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  25x1243^; 

Oot  2,  A  Carlson  to  J  Miller  $5,000 

Oastello  av,  116  ft  w  of  Central  Park,  n  f 
26x125;  Oot  4.  A  Gent  to  M  Maegde- 

f easel . .  ,  |i  950 

Center  av,  19  ft  s  of  Gurley  st,  w  f  19x 
753^;  Oot  1.  W  Noonan  to  E  A  Hasten 

^  '.$1,650 

Center  av,  166  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f  25 
xl243^;  Aug  30.  G  Richard  to  M  Cook 

 ,  ^3  SQO 

Center  av,  275  ft  n  of  74th  st,  w  f  25x 
1243^;  May  10, '92.  J  A  Smith  to  C  K 

Pomeroy  et  al  $1,900 

Champlain  av,  premises  No  4760,  20Ux 
124.82;  June  3,  G  O  Gordon  to  A  F 

Taylor  $12,000 

Champlain  av,  226  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  75x 
125;  Mar  9.  F  W  Knhlman  to  H  J  Kuhl- 

™ai  $3,000 

Chcmplain  av,  76  ft  s  of  73d  st,  w  f  75x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Mar  9.  F  W  Knhl- 
man to  H  J  Kuhlman..  $8,0C0 

Champlain  av,  100  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
130;  Oot  4.  W  Nicholson  to  M  D  Pinger 

„  $2,250 

Champlain  av,  298  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f  26x 
123.8;  Feb  5.  M  A  Arnold  to  J  N  Hig- 
ginbotham $5,000 

Ohaunoey  av,  50  ft  n  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Oot  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  W  Davis 

 $1,462 

Chestnut  st,  115  ft  n  of  Walnut,  e  f  lOOx 
200;  Sep  26.  D  S.  Camerer  to  M  B  Foote 

 •  $1,200 

Olaremont  av,  191  ft  n  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
25x124;  Sep  28.  B  M  McCleland  to  J 

^Hardin  11^500 

Clarke  M  and  L  sub,  It  8,  in  s  w  >^ 
14-38-14;  Sep  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Young 
Men's  Savings  L  and  B  Assn  $3,472 


24. 

ishop  st,  248  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  26x124; 
Oct  1.  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  M  Diokson 
,,,»  ,  $1,930 

osworth  BT,  188  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f 


Clark  st  8,  114  ft  s  of  W  18th,  w  f  26x67; 

Sep  7.  N  Schuberth  to  F  E  Lord.. $3,750 
Clifton  Park  av,  441  ft  n  of  W  22d  st,  e  f 
25x146;  Oot  7.  S  B  Andress  to  A  Danhoff 

^,  $1,050 

Clifton  av,  n  e  oor  Garfield,  w  f  25x123 
9-10;  Oot  7.  B  Freiberg  to  E  MoHale 

  $9,300 

Coles  av,  inside  It,  100  ft  s  w,  121  ft  s  e 
of  75th  st,  50x50;  Sep  21,  H  I  Towar  to 


J  Sorensen  $3,000 

Congress  st,  194  ft  w  of  Center  av,  n  f  25 
X155,    and   other  ppty;  Oot  5.  T  F 

Rowley  to  F  L  Pasdelonp  $10,500 

Cornelia  st,  189  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s  f 
48x124;  Sep  23.  H  K  Carmichael  to  P 

W  Bredfeldt  ^^eoo 

Onlly  pi,  n  w  cor  Eugenie  st,  e  f  183^x 
104;  Oot  7.  W  L  Lindsey  to  M  E  Lind- 

^  sey  17^000 

Crystal  et,  n  w  oor  N  41st  av,  a  t  303x122; 
May  7.  A  H  Rogers   to  N  Schaefer 

^         •   $1,560 

Curtis  st,  127  ft  s  of  Huron,  w  f  27x1163^, 
nnd  ^  int;  Sep  27.  L  I  Bodahl  to  0  J 

I  Bodahl  $2,700 

Custom  House  pi,  199  ft  s  of  Harrison  st, 
e  f  24x100;  Oot  8.  E  Ritchie  to  L  Sosna 

_  ••  $24,Oro 

Custom  House  pi,  same  ppty;  Oot  8.  L 

Sosna  to  M  Tower  $24,000 

Cuyler  av,  106  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  25x 
120;  Oot  7.  O  Carlstein  to  G  J  Bunday 

^  $4,500 

Dayton  st,  63  fts  of  Mariana,  if  extended, 
w  f  26x124;  Deo  6,'94.  M  B  Witherell  to 

W  G  Witherell  $i,ooo 

Dearborn  st,  225  ft  s  of  37th,  e  f  25x104; 

Oot  7.  C  W  Mills  to  F  C  Keller. ..  $27,000 
Dearborn  av,  60  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  w  f  20x 

76;  Oct  7.  M  Warren  to  J  McOlure. $5,000 
Diokson  st,  144  ft  n  of  Blanche,  e  f  48x 
124  8-10;  Sep  7.  B  Page  to  T  F  Mona- 

^•lai*  .$10,500 

Dickson  St.,  120  ft  n  of  Blanche,  e  f  24x 
124  8-10;  Sep  7.  H  Stewart  et  al  to  same 

^.  $5,r00 

Diversey  av,  74  ft  w  of  R  R,  lO  aores; 
June  16.  Mast  iu  Ohy  to  J  T  Chumasero 

^.  $5,141 

Division  st,  50  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Aug  28.  J  H  Kane  to  C  A  Calla- 
han $4,800 

Dobson  av,  86  ft  n  of  78th  at,  e  f  50x125; 

Oct  1,  D  Lennan  to  H  Strubach. .  .$1,000 
Douglass  blvd,  100  ft  e  of  Spanlding  av 
s  f  26x167  7-10;  Sep  23.  H  R  Bonthron 

to  P  T  Burns  $1,600 

Drexel  av,  173  ft  s  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x 
125.77;  Oct  9.  C  F  Frey  to  G  Leonard 

,   $1,200 

Drexel  av,  166  ft  n  of  76th  st,  e  f  50x126; 

Oot  1.  G  W  Brown  to  D  Lennon. .  .$5,000 
Drexel  blvd,  273  ft  s  of  43d  st,  e  f  25x250; 
Sep  23.  G  W  Hoffmann  to  E  J  Keoh 

 $10,625 

Drexel  blvd,  165  ft  s  of  Oakwood  av,  w  f 
135x180,  nnd  3^  int;  Oct  5.  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  J  Rosenberg  $17,506 

Eggleston  av,  148  ft  n  of  77th,  e  f  60x133; 

Oot  2.  A  B  Wilson  to  A  Bull  $18,000 

Eggleston  av,  200  ft  s  of  76th  st,  w  f  50x 
133,  and  }4  int;  Oot  5.  J  R  Boynton  to 

O  E  Ward  |2,250 

Eggleston  av,  sanae  ppty,  und  ^  int;  Oct 

5.  E  M  Newman  to  same  $2,250 

Eggleston  av,  198  ft  n  of  77th  st,  e  f  60x 
183;  June  14.  M  J  Halter  to  8  J  Burn- 
ham  $22,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  219  ft  e  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  25x124;  Sep  19.  Est  of  J  Hans  to  A 

Hana  $1,060 

Eighty-second  st,  2163^  ft  e  of  R  I  Ry  a  f 
100x132;  Sep  28.   D   F   Hicks   to  A 

Kaempfer.  $1,250 

Eighty-second  st,  1163^  ft  e  of  R  I  Ry  a  f 
100x132,  and   other   ppty;  Oot   4.  J 

Rhodes  to  A  Kaempfer.,   $1,700 

Elizabeth  av,  217  ft  s  of  93d  st,  e  f  lOOx 
125;  Oct  22,'Sl.  N  K  Fairbank  to  J  A 

Sellers    |2,600 

Ellis  av,  400  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  50x132; 
Oot  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  G  Romsey  et  al 

 ^2  143 

Ellis  av,  165  ft  s  e  of  Oakwood,  e  V  40x 

2u0;  Oot  5.  E  O  Hills  to  C  M  Hill8.$20,C00 
Ellis  av,  162  ft  n  of  eist  st,  e  f  28x170; 
Sep  24.  F  C  Otis  to  E  B  Sutherland 

 $10,000 

Ellis  av,  140  ft  n  of  61st  st,  e  f  22x170; 

Sep  20.  Same  to  A  B  Engle  $6,300 

Elston  av,  397  ft  s  e  of  Campbell,  n  e  f 
25x125,    and   other  ppty;  Sen  l.S.  C 

Renter  to  M  O'Sullivan  ,,.$2,u00 

Emerald  av,  120  ft  n  of  76th  st,  w  f  40x 
126;  Oot  9.  R  B  Perham  to  S  L  Ward 

 $6,600 

Ems  st,  178  ft  s  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  27x 
1103^;  Oot  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  H  Pat- 
ton  $1,900 

Ems  st,  205  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  27x 

1103^;  Oot  7.  Same  to  same  $1,900 

Erie  st  W,  168  ft  e  of  N  Lincoln,  a  f ;  Oot 

3.  H  C  Mathison  to  M  Mathison , .  ,$4,000 
Essex  av,  147  ft  s  of  83d  st,  e  f  175x125, 
and  other  ppty;  July  17.  E  N  Smith  to 
OWA  Gilder  sieve  |3,000 


Bvanston  av,  199  ft  s  of  Ardmore,  w  f  40 
x290;  Sep  9.  D  C  Butts  to  M  Foerster 

Fairfield  av  N,  216  ft  n' of  Franklin  st^w^" 
f  24x125;  Oot  2.  W  H  London  to  E  Melm 

 j2  300 

Faxon  st,  s  e  oor  Wood,  n  f  86xl38M;  Sep 
E  T  Kirk  to  F  F  Oviatt  $4,000 


First  st,  54  ft  a  of  Pratt  av,  e  f  50x120; 
Oot  5  H  D  Overdier  to  Z  H  Whiteman 

^  •  V  $3,700 

Fifth  av,  256  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x120, 
and  other  ppty;  June  3.  Est  of  P  A 

Nelson  to  G  Nelson  $2,200 

Fiftieth  av  N,  s  e  cor  Huiaboldt,  w  f  76'x 

126;  Oot  I.MS  Fry  to  H  Soberer.  .$1  800 
Fifty-first  st,  70  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f  26'x 
124;  Sep  26.  R  Levinson  to  E  Wolina 

 $1,200 

Fifty-first  st  blvd,  £0}4  ft  e  of  Madison 
av,  n  f  33x144  7-10;  Oot  5.  G  B  Shaw  to 

T  W  Ayer  jy^oCO 

Fifty-flrst  av  N,  137  ft  s  of  Augusta  st,  e 
f  25x126;  Oot  6.   K  Tresuess  to  J  0 

Abrahamson   , , .  $2  TOO 

Forty-second  st  W,  218  ft  w'of  Princeton 
av.  n  f  24x124;  Sep  23.  8  dough  to  M 

Kennedy  $2.4CC 

Fifty-fourth  st,  167  ft  e  of  Peoria,  s  f  25x 
123;  Sep  12.  J  Houser  to  G  F  Baohmann 

•  $1,600 

Fifty-fourth  at,  n  w  cor  Monroe  av,  s  f 
46x84,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  26.0  D 

Smith  to  L  B  Turner  $57  000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  n  w  cor  Laflin,  s  f  50x130; 

Oct  7.  J  E  Murphy  to  E  Burris  $5,000 

Fifty-fifth  st,  premises  Nos  115  117  119 
121,  95x50,  more  or  less;  Ang  31.  F  W 
Radford  to  I  H  Radford;  other  conaid- 

orations  |3^6oo 

Fifty-fifth  et,  230  ft  w  of  Cornell  av  s  f 
47x50.42;  Oct  5.  I  H  Radford  and  wife 

to  James  K  Eagle  $25,000 

Forrestville  av,  232  ft  s  of  48th  st.  e  f 
333^x125;  Sep  4,  8  Stnrges  to  0  H  Swift 

„  $10,500 

Fortieth  av  N,  230  ft  n  of  Belle  Plaine 
e  f  40x1733^;  Oct  6.  H  Bartela  to  D 

Golbeck  $1,0C0 

Forty-first  st  W,  125  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f 
25x124;  Oot  1,  F  E  Reynolds  to  W  M 

Howland  ^3  qqq 

Forty-first  av  N,  60  ft  n  of  WabanVia,  e  f 
25T126;  Sep   2.  A   Priokett   to   A  F 

Keeney  ^qq 

Forty-fourth  av  S,  241  ft  s  of  Park,  w'f 
25x126;  Sep  17,  J  A  King  to  F  S  Tyrrell 

^  $3,900 

Forty-fifth  st  W,  72  ft  e  of  Butler,  s  f  48x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  16.  W  D  Irv- 
ing et  al  to  G  Frost  $15,000 

Forty-sixth  st,  261  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av 
s  f  50x124;  Ang  28.  M  A  Shepard  to  A 

D  Silverthorne  |6  250 

Fremont  st,  208  ft  a  of  Grace,  e  f  25x120; 
Apr  28.  V  Bnokingham  to  8  Harratty 

„  ••  $1,500 

Follerton  av,  60  ft  w  of  Sacramento,  s  f 
25x126;  Sep  27.  C  E  Conley  to  M  Block 

 >  $1,500 

Fullerton  av,  983^^  ft  s  of  Spanlding,  n  f 
483^x150;  July  19  F  D  Hill  to  A  Lund 

 '  $2,100 

ulton  st,  172  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  s  f 
24x150;  Oot  5.  C  E  Little  to  G  McGurn 

 $1,800 

ulton  st,  125  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n  f  25 
xl60;  Oct  3.  Bd  of  Dr  of  Chicago  Theo- 
logical Seminary  to  F  Nerger ....  $1,375 
arfield  blvd,  25  ft  e  of  Sangamon  st,  n  f 
47  61-100t160;  Sep  21.  M  D  Harth- 

away  to  K  Mueller  $4,50C 

Garfield  blvd,  75  ft  n  of  W  Harrison  st, 
w  f  25x150;  Sep  11.  L  A  Eddy  to  H  E 

Greenfield  I  ....$2,000 

Garfield  blvd,  120  ft  w  of  Union  av,  s  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  17;  D  Stratton  to  J  Callahan 

 $3,000 

Gladys  av,  104  ft  w  of  Washtenaw,  s  f  24 
slOO;  Oot  9.  Twelfth  Ward  B  and  L 

Assn  to  L  Miller  $4,800 

Grace  st,  150  ft  w  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f 
50x150;  Aug  3.  E  T  Stotesbnry  to  M  C 

Kirwan  $5,000 

Greenleaf  av,  250  ft  e  of  Forest,  s  f  50x 
171;  Oot  3  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Dearborn 

Svg  L  and  B  Assn   $3,600 

Greenwood  av,  50  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  60x 

150;  Oct  5.  E  O  Hills  to  W  E  Hill9.$12,500 
Green  st,  86  ft  n  of  64th,  w  f  30x124  69-100; 

Sep  30.  A  Trapet  to  G  H  Rugg  $7,000 

Green  st,  200  ft  s  of  Monroe,  e  f  20x125; 

Sep  21.  E  B  Camp  to  B  Streeior. . $7,600 
Green  st,  same  ppty;  Sep  27,  B  Streetor 

to  M  F  Bads  $7,600 

Green  st,  n  w  oor  57th.  e  f  46x125;  Ang  1. 
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Ga 


976 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  vFhich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  SIO.OO  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
•^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  practical  measures  for  the  general 
Dpbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  reBonroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofactnring,  and 
seeks  to  seonre  marofaotnring  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sorronndings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrionltaral  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  IlHnois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicmity, 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  posiiion  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  UniteJ  States,  The  trend 
of  mannfaotaring  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  soch.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  ia  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Cominissloner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Coloay  Bidg..  CHICAGO,  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  PBKiSS  CL./\I9IS«  COMPANy, 

iOHN  WEDDBBBDBd,     -     MANAGING  ATTOBNET, 

P.  0.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

DIERS  WIDOWS. 
CHILDREN,  PARENISV  • 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
4inC9  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
tif  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty 
thousands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
•nti'  «nooes8fi  1 


OflBce  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
Residence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY 


OONTEAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

eeneral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca,lcim.ln.ln.e,  ©to. 
All  Kiaai  of  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

OflSoe  and  Yard:  126  Qninoy  St,, 
Building  MaterlaJi  Ch  Icaca 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  757. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

.A.  H.  Andrews  &  COf 

215  Wabas?s  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


LODis  Lukes,  Manager. 


Telephone  Main  1481. 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

flmerica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Ovctf^rs  anrl  Sholl  Fi'^h  i  STtecialty. 


F.  A.  f^EHl^OPp, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 


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Coapes,  Saggies,  Carriages, 
LAUNDRY,  MILK,  EXPRESS. DELIVERY  anoTRUCK  WAGONS.il 

741,  743  and  745  W.  Lake  Street. 
Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  payments. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDlJNG  JOURNAL. 


977 


(Oontinned  from  page  975.) 

D  0  Butts  to  M  J  Ronghan  113,000 

Green  st,  298  ft  b  of  64th,  w  f  25x124 
651C0;  Sep  27.  G  Anderson  to  J  M 

Wheeler   $7,500 

Halsted  st,  n  w  oor  W  48th  p),  e  f  120)^x 

126;  Oot  3.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  O  Wahl.|3,642 
Halsted  st,  175  ft  s  of  72d,  e  f  26x121; 
Sep  27.  M  J  Herman  to  J  A  A  Thiel 

 $1,000 

Halsted  st,  375  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  26x1213^; 
Aog  27.  O  D  Evans  to  J  E  Knllerstrand 

 |2,500 

Hammond  av,  150  ft  s  of  Oonneant,  w  f 
25x125;  Oot  7.  A  H  Haarvig  to  0  Lar- 
son |1,000 

Hamlin  av,  285  ft  s  of  Oonrtland,  e  f  26x 
125;  Oot  5.  J  H  Tinnern  to  H  Ahfens- 

feld  fl.COO 

Harding  av,  288  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  72x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  30.  G  H  Rngg 

to  A  Trapet  ...$3,600 

Harding  av,  288  ft  n  of  Diversey,  w  f 
73}^xl27,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  17.  J 

Vanda  to  W  Blake  $4,000 

Harrison  st,  206  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
25xl24MiOot  LOT  Barnes  to  O  Groves 

 $5,000 

Harrison  st,  200  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  25x 
124  9-10;  Oot  2.  M  A  Ryan  to  A  M 

Howard  $2,500 

Harrison  st,  130  ft  w  of  Desplaines  av,  n 
f  26x100;  Oot  7.  J  W  Hedenberg  to  A  A 

Spragne  et  al.  ,  $21,250 

Harrison  st  W,  106  ft  w  of  Central  Park 
av,  8  f  25x125;  Sep  11.  E  L  Weaver  to 

F  L  Snow  $1,200 

Harvard  av,  n  w  oor  70th  st,  e  f  50x82, 
more  or  less;  Oot  9.  R  E  Perham  to  S 

L  Ward  $10,000 

Hastings  av  N,  24  ft  e  of  Hirsch  st,  w  f 
24x1243^;  Sep  24.  A  Zaoher  to  C  G  W 

Lange  $1,100 

Hawthorne  av,  234  ft  s  e  of  Hakted  st,  n 
e  f  25  ft  to  Halsted  st;  Oot  5.  J  O'Neill 

et  al  to  K  Berry  $1,550 

Henry  ot,  126  ft  n  e  of  Point  st,  n  w  f 
871^x126,   more   or  less;  Sep  30,  M 

Walter  to  H  Dubois..,  $1,550 

Homan  av,  400  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  25x 

125;  Sep  26.  E  Mueller  to  H  Rode.|5,900 
Honore  st,  50  ft  s  of  36th,  w  f  26x120; 

Oot  5.  L  Freund  to  E  Dielall  $1,45C 

Hoyne  st,  266  ft  n  of  Rosooe,  e  f  25x124; 

Aug  26.  F  B  Karp  to  J  Klein  $2,4C0 

Hoyne  av,  192  ft  n  of  Montrose  blvd,  w  f 
50x173)^;  Oot  7.  W  R  Lange  to  B  Becker 

 $1,700 

Hoyne  av,  75  ft  s  of  Melrose  st,  e  f  25x 

120;  Sep  27.  C  Kradow  to  W  Weis8.|l,950 
Hudson  av,  139  ft  n  of  Menominee  st,  e  f 
24x123;  Oot  3.  Q  J  Gelderman  to  J  F 

Sohnartman  |2  875 

Humboldt  blvd,  175  ft  s  of  Augusta  st,  w 
f  50x1693^;  Sep  26.  M  Schneider  to  H 

Piokel   $4,000 

Indiana  av,  200  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  60x159 
72-100;  Oot  5.  E  Sheehan  to  S  D  Case 

 $2,000 

Indiana  av,  58  ft  w  of  Green  st,  s  f  58x40; 
Sep  20.  O  Johnsen  to  E  E  Johnsen 

 $12,000 

Indiana  av,  115  ft  n  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x 
161;  Aug  2.  Z  H  Going  to  8  D  Foss 

 $4,010 

Ingleside  av,  150  ft  n  of  55th  st.  e  f  25x 
104;  Oct  1.  0  A  Meyers  to  J  M  Wheeler 

 $7,530 

Jackson  st,  301  ft  e  of  S  41st  av,  n  f  25x 
124  7  10;  Oot  8.  A  M  Niokden  to  W  0 

Plunkett  $1,100 

Jackson  st,  291  ft  w  of  Western  av,  a  f 
161^x1231^;  Oot  5.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  E 

Qreenebaam  $3,908 

Jaokson  and  Van  Buren  8ts,inside  It  bet, 
299  ft  e  of  Loomis,  1683^x120;  Oot  2. 
James  K  Eagle  to  liaao  H  Radford 

 $138,000 

Kedzie  av,  91  ft  s  of  W  37th  pi,  e  f  25x 
126; Oot  12.  W  H  Bowman  to  W  R  Grace 

 $1,550 

Kedzie  av,  188  It  s  of  Franklin  st,  w  f 
373^x1253^x1253^;  Oot  1.  A  Sundene  to 

R  O  Moore  $2,300 

Kinzie  st,  609  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  24x 
150;  Aug  16.  F  S  Anderson  to  K  Rn- 

dolphi   $4,400 

Kinzie  st  W,  85  ft  e  of  Morgan,  s  f  80x116; 
Oct  4.  J  Smith  to  McQoire  Manufactur- 
ing Co  $6,677 

Lake  st,  n  w  cor  Curtis,  s  f  51x100,  more 
or  less;  May  30.  H  S  Thompson  to  T  F 

Andrews  $12,000 

Lakewood  av,  97  ft  s  of  Rosemont,  w  f  50 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  8.  A  Josetti 
to  M  Sieber  $6,750 


Haisch . 
Lyndale  av,  n  w  oor 

8-10;  July  31.  F  T 

son  

Madison  av,  222  ft  s 

91; 


Larrabee  st,  99  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk,  e  f  148 
x306,  more  or  less;  Oot  8.  M  Sieben  to 

Excelsior  Brewing  Company  $75,000 

Larrabee  st,  110  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  30x120; 
Oot  4.  W  A  Hanson  to  A  W  Underwood 

 $10,000 

La  Salle  st,  182  ft  n  of  Root,  w  f  79x133, 
and  other  ppty;  Oct  3.  B  Petersen  to  H 

Petersen  et  al  $10,000 

Lawndale  av,  145  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Oct  5.  M  C  Orimble  to  L  R  Travis 

 $4,200 

Lewis  st,  300  ft  s  of  Diversey,  w  f  25x124; 

Oot  3.  A  Zeabel  to  J  Bethke  $2,000 

Lincoln  av,  97  ft  s  e  of  Faye  st,  s  w  f  May 

27.  C  J  Ford  to  C  K  Fisher  $2,000 

Lincoln  av,  182  f t  s  e  of  Dunning,  s  w  f 
123^x120;  Oot  8.  0  Lindemann  to  A  T 

Qolt;  $3,760 

Lincoln  av,  79  ft  s  e  of  Webster,  9  w  f  25 
xl25;  Oct  9.  K  Armbrnster  et  ai  to  P 

Sohupp   $1,000 

Lowe  av,  225  ft  n  of  32d  st,  e  f  27x124; 

Mar  22.  J  A  Angermand  J  Kohfeld. $7,200 
Lowe  av,  198  ft  n  of  72d  st,  e  f  373^x 
1543^;  Sep  19.  H  D  Harsoh  to  O  M 

 $3,000 

Hancock,  s  f  50x125 
Kinnare  to  C  John- 

 $1,600 

of  65th  st,  w  f  20x 
J une  8.  F  0  Haerther  to  H  M  Morris 

 $9,000 

Madison  av,  141  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  55x 

73;  Sep  30.  3  J  Wert  to  D  C  Butts. $7,400 
Madison  av,  170  ft  s  of  51st  st,  e  f  20x 
175>i;  May  16,'94.  E  D  Frazier  to  J  H 

Say  lor  $18,000 

Maplewood  av,  260  f t  n  of  Potomac,  e  f 
24x126;  Sep  30.  H  Pickel  to  A  S  Bnrk- 

hardt  $8,500 

Margaret  st,  49  ft  s  of  14th  pi,  w  f  24x103; 
Sep  25.  M  A  M  Boyle  to  D  Neilson 

  .$3,500 

Marshfield  av,  160  ft  8  of  Augusta  st,  w  f 
24x130;  Sep  26.  L  Riebe  to  F  Santow 

 $1,7C0 

Melrose  st,  707  ft  e  of  Evanston  av,  n  f 
280x165,  more  or  lesa;  Oot  8.  Charles  A 

Peterson  to  W  H  Grubey  $7,500 

Melrose  st,  291  ft  e  of  Southport  av,  s  f 
25x125;  May  18.  M  Zaokrisson  to  T 

O'Langhlin  $1,250 

Michigan  av,  s  e  oor  49th  st,  w  f  50xl6o3^, 
nnd  3^  int;  Oot  5.  N   Dllman   to  J 

Reinaoh  $7,000 

Milwaukee  av,  312  ft  n  w  of  Short  pi,  s  w 
f  82x264;  Oot  3.  E  Dymond  et  al  to  O 

Sass  $3,350 

Milwaukee  av,  225  ft  s  e  of  Fontenoy  pi, 
n  e  f  25x150;  Sep  25.  W  Kaese  to  J 

Wilhens  $15,C00 

Milwaukee  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  1,  J  Wil- 
hens to  A  Kaese  $16,000 

Moffat  st,  175  ft  e  of  N  Rockwell,  s  f  25x 
126;  Oot  4.  A  A  Kuhn  et  al  to  J  H  D 

Meyer  $1,900 

Monroe  st,  n  w  oor  S  43d  av,  s  f  60x121; 
Oct  1.  W  N  Preston  to  J  W  Sohriemer 

 $2,400 

Monroe  st  W,  124  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24x 
104;  Oot  3.  R  L  Commons  to  E  P  Boyer 

 $1,000 

Morgan  av,  n  e  oor  40th  st,  s  f  288i^xl50; 

Sep  30.  T  F  O'Connor  to  E  Mah'er. $3,000 
Morgan  st,  100  ft  s  of  72d,  e  f  25x1241^, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  27.  W  D  MoKey  to 

TFMoKey  $5,000 

Morgan  st,  300  ft  n  of  60th,  w  f  25x124 
8-10;  Oot  8.  F  Porges  to  A  E  Anderson 

 $3,500 

Morse  av,  s  e  oor  Market  st,  n  f  60x171; 
Oct  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Dearborn  Svg  L 

aod  B  Assn  $1,500 

Morse  av,  366  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive,  n  f 
50x174;  Oct  3.  B  Leslie  to  J  Haller 

 $2,500 

Mozart  st,  222  ft  s  of  Cornelia,  w  f  26x 
125;  July  1.  8  W  Osgood  to  J  Schmidt 

 .$1,060 

Muskegon  av,  375  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  75x 
124;  Oct  4.  C  B  Veatoh  to  W  L  Brainerd 

 $6,000 

Nebraska  av,  125  ft  n  of  Dickens,  e  f  25x 
160;  Sep  17.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  Wolf 

 $1,602 

Nelson  st,  88  ft  e  of  Herndon,  n  f  26x123; 

Oot  4.  J  Eifler  to  A  0  Grimm  $2,000 

Nelson  st,  177  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  25x 

124;  Oot  6.  J  P  Brod  to  V  Frumert. $2,655 
Nineteenth  st  W,  336  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24 
xl26;  Oot  7.  G  P  Everhart  to  I  Hospes 

 •  $1,700 

Nineteenth  st,  49  ft  w  of  Vincennes  av,  n 
f  48x122;  July  6,'91.  SE  Gross  to  G 
Zeese  $1,500 


Nineteenth  st  W,  73  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f 
24x124;  Oot  4.  R  Notargraoome  to  V 

Baraglie  $1,400 

Ninety-fifth  st,  86  ft  w  of  Escanaba  av,  n 
f  60x136;  Oct  8.  C  and  C  0  and  D  Co 

to  L  B  McDonald  $1,400 

North  av,  723^  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24x80; 

Oot  8.  O  Ramelow  to  A  Kulke  $3,000 

Oakdale  av,  125  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  t 
60x121;  Sep  27.  T  Lewandowski  to  M 

Weins  $14,000 

Oakdale  av,  141  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f 
403^x124  9-10;  Mar  30.  J  Dobler  to  J 

Waloh....   $1,000 

Odkenwald  av,  517  ft  8  e  of  45th  st,  w  f 
16%xl37,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  5.  0  W 

Mills  to  M  C  Palmer  $8,400 

Ogden  av,  393  f  t  s  w  of  Polk  st,  s  e  f  25x 
100,  und  3^  int;  Sep  26.  Est  of  C  Mo 

Dowell  to  McKinzie  Oleland  $1,800 

Ogden  av,  same  ppty;  und  3^  int;  Sep  28. 

D  McDowell  to  0  S  Reilly  $2,000 

Ogden  blvd,  s  e  cor  Turner  av,  n  f  78x140; 

Oct  3.  J  B  Eger  to  F  D  Crane  $8,700 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  25  ft  e 
of  Lafayette  av,  n  f  25x125;  Oot  3- 
Mast  in  Ohy  to  Lake  Shore  B  L  &  H 

Assn  $3,188 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  n  w  cor 
State,  8  f  61 3^x1241^;  Oct  3.  O  B  Sawyer 

to  G  Williams  $2,000 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  pi,  150  ft  e  of 
Armour  av,  s  f  373^x124;  Oot  6.  8  Shom- 

burg  to  H  C  Tegtmeyer  $1,350 

Osgood  st,  170  ft  8  of  Webster  av,  e  f  25x 
124;  Oot  2.  J  McHale  to  E  Freiberg 

 $8,800 

Page  8t,  n  e  oor  84th,  w  f  106  76x124 
9-10;  Oct  7.  0  B  Cooper  to  E  C  Trott 

 $1,500 

Park  av,  97  ft  n  of  Garden,  e  f  50x123 

Sep  23.  L  Rohr  to  J  Wiese  $1,700 

Park  av,  500  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Hamlin, 
n  f  24xU>7,  more  or  less;   Sep  13.  M 

P'Sullivan  to  C  Renter  $6,000 

Park  av,  104  ft  n  of  Bond  st,  w  f  50x157; 

Aag  26.  W  Wherle  to  L  A  Jones. .  .$1,500 
Park  av,  76  ft  e  of  8  44th,  n  f  25x125;  Sep 

17.  F  S  Tyrell  to  J  A  King  $1,100 

Park  av,  358  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n  f  193^x 
125,  more  or  less;  Sep  28.  J  A  Hull  to  S 

O  Butcher  $5,000 

Park  av,  529  ft  w  of  Falls  st,  n  f  26x99; 
Sep  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L  Silverman 

 $3,700 

Park  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  3.  L  Silverman 

to  H  L  Thompson  $7,303 

Paulina  st,  74  ft  s  of  Byron,  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  27.  G  M  Watson  to  J  Hiller. .  .$3,000 
Paulina  st,  s  e  oor  57th,  w  f  50x125;  Sep 

10.  J  M  Bishop  to  F  E  Bradley  $1,000 

Perry  st,  105  ft  s  of  Montrose  bfvd,e  f  50 
xl60;  Feb  26.  R  W  Gromow  to  E  S 

Tannhauser  $2,000 

Pleasant  av,  s  e  oor  9l9t  st,  w  f  334x147, 
and  ether  ppty;  Oct  2.  W  A  Stanton  to 

Q  P  Richardson  $46,000 

Pleasants'  sub,  al!  of  said  snb,  It  3,  sub  s 
w  34^,  4  40  13  containing  131  Its;  Oot  2. 

A  Pleasants  to  S  E  Malcolm  $30,CO0 

Polk  st,  225  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f  25x125; 

Sep  18.  E  P  Brown  to  J  Archer  $3,000 

Potomac  av,  s  w  cor  N  41st,  n  f  303x122; 

Sep  10.  A  H  Rogers  to  J  S  Clark. .  $1,600 
Prairie  av,  200  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  20x140; 
Oot  3.  M  L  O'Brien  to  T  E  O'Brifcn 

 $18,000 

Prairie  av,  premises  No  4432  25x160;  Ojt 
2.  W  A  Stanton  to  Q  P  Richardson 

 $14,000 

Princeton  av,  108  ft  s  of  Slst  st,  e  f  27x 
104;Oot2.  J  W  Donnelly  to  D  C  Bradish 

 $3,000 

Princeton  aK,  108  ft  e  of  51st  st,  e  f  27x 
104  ft;  Aug  2,  F  Hart  to  J  W  Donnelly 

 $3,030 

Princeton  av,  168  f t  s  of  W  44th  pi,  e  f  24 
xll6;  Oot  7.  A  E  Anderson  to  W  A 

Burke  $3,600 

Princeton  av,  200  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  33x 
132;  Sep  26.  M  B  Foote  to  D  8  Camerer 

 $4,500 

Princeton  av,  131  ft  n  of  28th  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Oot  1.  M  C  Aroh  to  M  S  William- 
son   ,  $5,400 

Prospect  av,  2983^  ft  s  of  95th  st,  w  f 
100x146.64,  and  other  ppty;   .  E 


Rockwell  st,  280  ft  8  of  Humboldt  blvd, 
w  f  26x1253^;  Aug  1.  H  E  Thuber  to  L 

Rokue  $2,000 

Ruble  st,  140  ft  s  of  W  18th,  e  f  24x100; 

Mar  13.  L  Pitan  to  W  Pitan  $2,000 

Sangamon  st,  l4l  ft  s  of  63d,  e  f  25x124; 

July  29.  M  Wright  to  L  H  Loring. $6,000 
Sangamon  st,  250  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  25x125; 

Oct  10.  J  A  Oromie  to  E  Davis.  .  .$1,80C 
Sawyer  av  N,  s  w  oor  Diokens,  e  f  46x139; 
Oct  4.  Est  of  J  Beck  to  M  Froehlich 

„  ••  $2,(00 

Seeley  av,  25  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  72x124; 
Sep  25.  M  R  Leonard  to  N  S  Donsman 

„   $1,575 

Seventeenth  st  W,  176  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  8 
f  25x125;  June  24.  J  Haas  to  A  Wisnmo- 

.$1,55^ 


ski . 


Seventy-second  st,  100  ft  e  of  Washing- 
ton av,  n  f  25x125;  Sep  25.  M  T  Leo- 
nard to  N  S  Donsman  $i  125 

Seventy-second  st,  s  w  cor  Washington 
av,  n  f  50  ft  to  railroad  right  of  way; 
Oot  2  J  Ohisholm  to  N  A  Johanne'ison 

„   $3,000 

Seventy-third  st,  lUftn  e  of  Railroad 
av,  n  f  35x11034^;  Sep  6.  R  S  Saunders 

to  E  M  Kimball  $4,000 

Seventy-fifth  st,  102  ft  w  of  Phillips  av, 
s  f  50x125;  Sep  5.  O  P  Erskine  to  J  I 

Pearoe  Jr  ^3  ( 

Seventy-fifth  st,  165  ft  w  of  Lafayette  av. 
n  f  56x10  ',  and  other  ppty;  Sep  10.  M 

McNulty  et  al  to  G  R  Peare  $6,000 

Sheffield  av,  Cannell's  add,  Its  23  and  24, 
no  blook  given;  Oot  7.  J  E  Richmond 

to  C  M  Gregory  $30,000 

Sheffield  av,  104  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f  25 
xl20;  July  24.  H  T  Carr  to  0  M  Netter- 

strom  $1,875 

Sherman  av,  191  ft  s  of  79th  st,'  w  *f  25x 
124;  Oot  3.  N  A  Johannesson  to  A  E 

An-lerson   $3,000 

Shields  av,  75  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x103, 
more  or  less;  Aug  29.  0  Welles  to  6  L 

Maynard   $5,200 

Sixty  first  st,  5t2  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f  30x 
124;  Oot  4.  E  P  Wells  to  J  P  Pearoe 

„   $2,500 

Sixty-first  st,  240  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  34x 
237;  Aug  1.  L  0  Denmark  to  R  Mather 

a'  $8,C00 

Sixty-second  st,  256  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  s 
f  40x120;  Oot  3.  F  M  Gipson  to  W  G 

Brunson  $4,CO0 

Sixty-fourth  st,  350  ft  e  of  Kamlin  av,  s  f 
25x124;  Sep  17.  Mast  in  Uhy  to  Loan 

and  Inv  Co  of  North  America  $2,200 

Sixty-ninth  pi,  170  ft  n  e  of  South  Chi- 
cago av,  s  f  243^x142x193x1563^;  Sep 
30.  A  Bioknell  et  al  to  E  B  Murray 

^   $6,000 

Southport  av,  s  w  oor  Grace  st,  e  f  48.85x 
120.12;  Oot  8.  A  A  Nissen  to  J  Arnold 


C  Chisholm  to  S  E  Goodhue  $3,300 

Rhodes  av,  96  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  24x122; 

June  8.  B  McOombie  to  B  Lent. .  .$2,500 
Ridgeway  av,  bet  22d  st  and  C  B  and  Q 
Ry,  e  f  48x125;  Oot  7.  L  C  Phillips  to 

F  W  Phillips  $4,500 

Robey  st,  50  ft  s  of  Gedding,  e  f  40x125; 
Sep  23,'92.  W  E  Knnzman  to  E  W 
Zander  $4,500 


 $2,800 

Southport  av,  58  ft  s  of  Berwyn,  e  f  lOUx 

125;  Deo  13.  L  Lendy  to  Z  Marx.  ..$2,5C0 
Southport  av,  123  ft  s  of  Wrightwood,  w 
f  25x124;  Oct  4.  E  B  Wolins  to  J  Maher 

 $2,900 

Southport  av,  150  ft  s  of  Devon,  w  f  60x 
1203^;  Oot  2.  M  Kanogy  to  R  W  Olson 

„   $2,500 

bouthport  av,  280  ft  s  of  Noble,  e  f  51  ft 
to  alley;  Oot  7.  N  Fegen  to  H  Kranth 

„   $4,000 

State  st,  741  ft  u  of  60th,  e  f  25x102;  Oot 

1.  H  M  Stafford  to  L  O  Johnson.  .$15,fi00 
State  St.  47  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  50x184;  Oct 

1.  J  H  Shnbaok  to  0  Lenon  $20,000 

State  st,  150  ft  s  of  57th,  w  f  25x144;  Oot 

1.  0  H  Chipman  to  M  WelU  $8,000 

Stewart  av,  1533^  ft  s  of  llolh  st,  e  f  100 
X 1243^;  Sep  2y.  H  Haldorsen  to  W  H 

Stege  ■  ^3  Qoo 

St  Lawrence  av,  223  ft  n  of  7l3t  st,  e  t 
25x123  9  10;  Oot  7.  L  G  Healy  to  W  F 

Kenaga  $2,650 

St  Lawrence  av,  s  e  cor  72d  st,  w  f  18x 
123;  Oct  1.  0  Lennon  to  J  H  Shubach 

„  •  •  $5,  CO 

St  Lawrence  av,  194  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  16 
xl23;  Oct  3.  B  Kasson  to  B  Parsons 

^  $4,600 

Talman  av  N,  126  ft  s  of  LeMoyne  st,  w 
f  25x125;  Sep  21.  M  V  Nichols  et  al  to 

O  Moline  |x  260 

Taylor  st,  n  e  cor  Lytle,  s  f  75x125;  ex 
east  one-vigt  pt;  Sep  7.  Samuel  W  Ab- 
bott and  wife  to  Isaac  H  Radford. $100,000 
Taylor  st,  same  ppty;  Oct  5.  Isaac  H  Rad- 
ford and  wife  to  James  K  Eagle  and 

wife  $110,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  200  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n 
f  25x124;  Oct  8.  A  Hoeller  to  Q  Luber- 
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agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
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ger  |4,000 

Thirty-first  st,  n  e  oor  Oanal,  s  f  24x110; 

Oot  4.  J  Zilligen  to  T  Oehne  |20,000 

Thirty-third  pi,  48  ft  e  of  Paclina  st,  s  f 
96x126;  Oct  3.  L  A.  Habbard  to  W  B 
Hnbbard  |5,500 

Thirty-fourth  pi,  259  ft  w  of  Western  blvd, 
8  f  48x1243^;  Oot  5.  G  F  Bnnday  to  O 
M  Oarlstein  |1,500 

Throop  8t,  210  ft  S  of  103d,  w  f  50x150; 
Ang  31.  J  W  Casey  to  J  H  Ton  ....  f  1,000 

Throop  st,  201  f  t  n  of  70th,  w  f  SS.J^x 
124,  vnd  }4  int;  Sep  18.  Est  of  P  Olsen 
to  A  Olsen  $1,0.33 

Tolman  av,  25  ft  s  of  12th  pi,  e  f  50x125; 
Sep  19.  H  P  Weber  to  J  Latas  ia,600 

Torner  av,  128  ft  s  of  W  24th  si,  e  f  25x 
126;  Oot  3.  J  Oervenka  to  J  Panba 
 $1,300 

Twelfth  st  W,  120  ft  e  of  Winchester  av, 
s  f  24x125;  Ang  29.  M  E  Diefendorf  to 
I  H  Radford  $17,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  same  ppty;  Oot  5. 1  H  Rad- 
ford and  wife  to  James  K  Eagle.  .$25,000 

Twenty-first  st  W,  138J^  ft  e  of  Laflin,  s 
f  I'l0xl24;  Oot  3.  Peter  vVohler  to  Cen- 
tral Bidgand  Material  Co  $33,000 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  50  ft  w  of  Lincoln  st, 
n  f  26x125;  Oot  1.  J  P  Ooan  to  J  Reis 
 $3,100 

Union  av,  125  ft  n  of  90th  st,  w  f  50x 
125>^;  Oot  5.  E  B  Bradshaw  to  F  Hart 
 $1,200 

Union  av,  172  ft  s  of  119th  st,  w  f  25x123, 
and  other  ppty ;  Oot  1.  A  T  &  S  Bank  to 
F  0  Jooelyn  $1,500 

Union  av,  104  ft  s  of  60th  st  e  f  26x125; 
Oot  9.  M  J  Wait  to  0  E  Bostler ....  $5,500 

Vernon  av,  73  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Oot  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Q  W  Reed.  .$2,5(  0 

Vernon  av,  173  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Oot  7.  Same  to  same  $2,500 

Vinoenues  av,  s  e  oor  46th  st,  w  f  49x 
1201^,  und  }4;  Ang  9.  M  Skinner  to  R 
J  Walsh    $1,925 

Vincennes  av,  und  of  same  ppty;  Aug 
9.  M  A  Folt  to  same  $4,850 

Vincennes  av,  nnd  of  same  ppty;  Ang 
9.  M  Wengler  et  al  to  same  $  ,h25 

Viooennee  av,  s  e  oor  46th  st,  w  f  49x120}^ ; 
Oot  4.  R  J  Walsh  to  S  Partridge. .  .$7, 7u0 

Vincennes  av,  lis  ft  n  e  of  68th  st,  e  f 
5J  9-10  to  alley;  Sep  28.  J  Lavender  to 
V  F  Swore  $10,000 

Vincennes  av,  s  w  oor  71st  st,  e  f  49i^x 
123  8  10,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  12.  H  0 
Staver  to  J  P  Mallette  $7,500 

Vine  st,  n  e  oor  Central  av,  s  f  125x200; 
Oot  1.  M  Honlt  to  J  H  Mather  $1,365 

Wabash  av,  i47  ft  n  of  32d  st,  e  f  25x 
181^;  Oct  3.  E  D  Converse  to  J  W  Con- 
verse $10,0CO 

Warren  av,  270  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f  27}^ 
sl25;Sep21.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  S  Miller 
 $6,100 

Washtenaw  av,  75  ft  s  of  Gladys,  w  f  20x 
112;  Sep  19.  M  A  Shields  to  M  Hart 
 $2,000 

Washtenaw  av,  150  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
w  f  50x125;  Sep  30.  W  H  White  to  E 
Ransom  $6,500 

Washington  st,  76  ft  e  of  8  45th  av,  s  f  25 
xl80;  Oct  7.  W  Burke  to  M  Sallivan 
 $2,000 

Wayne  av,  50  ft  s  of  Devon,  e  f  50x1233^; 
Oct  1.  W  D  Fisher  to  A  Isle  $3,C00 

Wentworth  av,  75  ft  s  of  51st  st,  e  f  25x 
124;  Oct  1.  Est  of  M  Connors  to  M  B 
Oonners  $6,000 

Wentworth  av,  275  ft  s  of  31st  st,  e  f  25x 
125,  nnd  ^  int;  Oot  8.  Barnet  Levy  to 
Blanche  Levy  $1,600 

Western  av,  350  ft  s  of  Van  Bnren  st,  w  £ 
36x125;  Sep  6.  L  E  Dnpee  to  0  H  Metz- 
ger  $6,250 

West  Ravenswood  Park,  52  ft  s  of  Leland 
av,  e  f  40x1623^;  Oot  8.  L  A  Hnbbard 
to  W  B  Hnbbard  $5,000 

Whipple  st,  100  f t  s  of  Mariana  av,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  21.  P  0  Stansland  to  0  O 
Madison  $1,900 

Wilcox  st,  76  ft  6  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x126; 
Oot  9.  P  E  Bostler  to  M  J  Wait. ..  $3,000 

Wilcox  av,  300  ft  e  of  Francisoo,  n  f  25x 
124;  Oot  5.  C  W  Mills  to  M  0  Palmer 
 $6,750 

Wilcox  st,  225>^  ft  w  of  S  44th  av,  n  f  25 
xl22;Oot  2.  E  E  Warner  to  P  H  Mo- 
Carty  $1,000 

Winona  st,  s  e  oor  Wright,  n  f  33x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Oct  2.  C  J  Schmidt  to 
Q  W  Kellner  $1,050 

Winthrop  av,  300  ft  n  of  Thorndale,  e  f 
50x160;  Deo  7,'94.  J  L  Cochran  to  M  J 
Mason...,   $3,500 


Woodlawn  av,  62  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  25x 
121;  Oot  8.  F  Emmeriok  to  H  W  Mahan 
 $2,200 

Woodlawn  av,  197  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  June  8.  H  M  Morris  to  B  Haskell 
 $4,500 

Wood  st,  56  ft  n  of  86th,  w  f  250x125;  Oct 
5.  L  Franklin  to  P  Ginsberg  $4,000 

Wrightwood  av,  235  ft  w  of  Sonthport,  n 
f  24x125;  Sep  9.  F  Mick  to  J  F  Kowal- 
ski  $1,350 

Wrightwood  av,  69  ft  w  of  Bissell  st,  s  f 
64x125;  Aug  15.  H  Best  et  al  to  North- 
western Elevated  Railway  Company 
 $19,800 

Transfera  Under  $1000. 
Argyle,  Hall's  add,  It  33  b  4  Sept  6,  0  Bris- 
tle to  F  Broman  $760 

Ashton's  snb,  und  hf  It  37  b  6,  35  38  14 

Sept  27,  P  Naopy  to  P  M  Mnrphy..  .$750 
Auburn  Pk.  It  4  b  21  Sept  18,  0  M  Gilliam 

to  RT  Gilliam  $800 

Avondale,  It  17  b  2  Apr  13,  J  M  Cleland 

to  D  MoLachlin  $375 

Avondale,  It  19  b  2  Sept  10,  Same  to  S 

Gobiet  $372 

Belmont  av,  Brown  Jt's  sob.  It  28  n  e  qr 

30  40  14  Sept  3,  Sam  Brown  Jr  to  C  A 

Yonngberg  $825 

Belmont  av,  Louok's  sub.  It  5  b  1,  29  40 

13  Oct  2,  M  L  Wolfif  to  M  Sohlosser.  $450 
Borden's  snb.  It  12  b  3,  17  38  14  Ang  25, 

'90,  J  U  Borden  to  O  Larson  $475 

Boyd  &  H's  snb.  It  31  b  4  s  e  qr  25  38  14 

and  o  p;  Oct  9,  C  L  Barron  to  A  Hafl 

ner   $800 

Brewster's  sub.  It  40  b  2  n  e  qr  15  39  13 

Sept  28,  R  M  T  R  Ferguson  to  W  W 

Nngeut  $826 

Campbell's  sub.  It  17  b  9  n  e  qr  9  39  13 

Oct  1,  Est  of  G  0  Campbell  to  A  R  Sny- 
der $475 

Oh'go,  Reyles  &  L's  add.  It  17  b  4  Feb  19. 

W  Loefflsr  to  J  J  Nolan  $325 

Oh'go,  Lee's  add,  It  35  b  10  Oot  2,  J  Mo- 

Gonagie  to  M  E  MoQonagle  $950 

Ch'go  Unvsty,  It  15  b  57,  7  38  14  Oct  1,  A 

Stepina  to  H  Mnadra  $700 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub,  It  37  and  n  12  ft  It  36 

b  67,  7  38  14  Oct  3,  A  M  Patten  to  F  E 

Smith  

Ch'go  Unvsty  snb.  It  15  b  67,  7   38  14 

Sept  30,  H  Mndra  to  A  Stepina  $700 

Cir  Ct  ptn.  It  28  b  6,  31  38  15  Oot  1,  J 

Wilcox  to  L  W  Smith  $990 

Oonover's  snb.  It  51  b  7,  bs  1  7  and  8 

Webb's  sub  14  38  13  July  22,'89,  W  P 

Oonover  to  M  A  Thompson  

Cornell,  Its  7  and  8  b  14  Oct  7,  Mast  in 

Chy  to  J  L  Wellington  $1,285 

Crawford's  snb,  e  25  ft  It  5  b  17,  27  39  13 

Oct  5,  F  Knight  to  A  S  MoKibbon.. 
Crocker's  sob.  It  25  b  1  sub  Its  5  to  IC  a  e 

qr  17  38  14  Sept  30,  Mast  in  Chy  to  W 

Ueinemanu  

Crosby  et  al  sub.  It  8  b  25,  25  40  13  Sept 

20,  J  E  Fay  to  J  P  Peterson  $660 

C  T  S,  pt  It  3  b  17,  21  39  14  July  21,  0  V 

Dyer  to  N  Sohobert  $602 

0  T  S,  n  50  ft  It  17  b  11,  33  39  14  Oot  1, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  W  Heinemann  $698 

0  T  8,  pt  a  hf  it  10  b  41,  7  39  14  Sept  30, 

R  Cenway  (by  Gdn)  to  R  F  Conway. $420 
Dauphin  Pk,  Crandall's  add.  It  7  b  13  Apr 

17,  C  Gilligan  to  R  F  Hooper  $362 

Dauphin  Pk  add.  Gross'  snb.  It  13  b  17 

June  1,  Mast  in  Chy  to  S  A  Noleman$314 
Demarest  &  E's  College  snb.  It  34  b  1  s  e 

qr  1  39  13  Sept  12,  0  Gnnderson  to  F 

Nitteberg  $2C0 

Dookrill's  sub.  It  39  s  w  qr  17  38  14  Ang 

2,  A  P  Holmgren  to  F  Harville  et  al  $860 
Donglas  Pk,  Prescott's  add.  It  11  snbblk 

4  of  b  5  Apr  14, '91,  P  M  Presoott  to  D 

H  Barnes  $800 

Donglas  Pk,  Peppers  add.  It  107  Mar  26, 

W  Pepper  to  M  Kalat  $600 

Dunning's  snb,  w  hf  It  22  b  1  n  e  qr  19  40 

13  Oct  3,  A  D  Miohand  to  J  Molland  $300 
Eberhart  R  <fc  G'a  snb.  It  1  b  1  n  e  qr  14  38 

13  Ang  29,  G  H  Schneider  to  F  Aebisoh- 

er  $400 

Edgewater  Pk,  It  79  Sept  9,  G  M  Fadner 

toG  BnokiDgham  $500 

Eiohberg's  snb.  It  43  b  1  n  e  qr  29  38  14 

Sept  5,  D  Drybnrgh  to  S  A  Barnes  et  al 

 $600 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add.  It  74  Oct  24, 

E  A  Cnmmings  to  F  M  Smith  $376 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  20  b  13 

Oct  3,  J  Mooney  to  T  J  Honors  $800 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  3rd  add,  It  265 
Jan  7,'91,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  R  H  Pogne 

 $376 


Englewood,  AUerton's  add.  It  608  Jan  19, 

'91,  J  Nichols  et  al  to  J  Franklin  $375 

Fischer's  eub.  Its  18  30  and  31,  5  40  14 

Feb  1,  L  G  Knnze  to  W  A  Dyohe  et  al 

  $2,083 

Garfield,  It  12  b  21  Oot  I,  A  F  Keeney  to 

A  W  Carlqaist   ,  $600 

Garfield,  It  43  b  8  Sept  6,  C  Looghridge  to 

OTLarsen   $340 

Garfield,  It  42  b  8  Sept  6,  Same  to  L  U 

Opiand  $340 

Gaylord'a  sub.  It  12  b  2  s  e  qr  8  38  14 

Oot  9,  Q  Arends  to  J  Gallagher  $750 

Gehrkes'  sub.  It  16  b  1  pt  It  6  Baoermeis- 

ter  &  R's  sub,  25  40  13  Sept  26,  W  Roet- 

ter  to  M  Roetter  $650 

Goodwin's  snb,  It  12  b  6  sub,  n  w  qr  20 

38  14  July  6,  D  Goodwin  to  E  Shelham- 

er  $760 

Goodwin's  anb.  It  34  b  7,  20  38  14  Oot  7, 

Marquette  B  &  L  Assn  to  M  Welch.  .$750 
Goodwin's  snb.  It  18  b  6,  20  38  14  June  6, 

D  Goodwin  to  W  Leonard  $750 

Goodwin's  snb.  It  8  b  6,  23  39  13  May  12, 

'90,  C  J  Hambleton  to  A  A  Weiler. .  $650 
Goodwin's  sub,  It  27  b  2,  20  38  14  June  6, 

D  Goodwin  to  G  D  Barrett  $800 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  33  b  7  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  H  P  Wolf  $760 

Goodwin's  snb.  It  23  b  8  same;  Jnae  4, 

Same  to  D  L  Hamilton  $800 

Grand  Pk,  BoldenwecK's  add,  It  43  b  2 

Ang  1 1,'93,  J  W  0  Johnson  to  Peterson 

6  Blming  $200 

Gross'  snb.  It  5T  b  2  a  w  qr  s  w  qr  5  38  14 

Oct  7,  J  K  Kiewicz  to  0  Filla  $950 

Gross'  sub,  It  50  b  2,  6  38  14  Mar  5,  J 

FillatoJ  Rnszkewicz  $90Q 

Hammond's  snb,  Its  32  and  33  b  3,  31  38 

15,  Oct  5,  Mast  in'jChy  to  T  T  Perry. $619 
Hanson's  snb.  Its  15  and  16  b  4,  32  40  13 

Oot  8,  D  N  Hanson  Jrto  J  Thomas.. $700 
Harvey's  sub,  It  34  b  2  n  w  qr  15  39  13 

Aug  31,  G  L  Harvey  to  J  Monday. .  .$700 
Hinckley's  snb,  It  23  snb  Its  61  to  65  s  e 

qr  8  38  14  May  29,  H  0  Harvey  to  D 

McMaater  $600 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  2nd  add,  nnd  hf  It  21 

b  3  Oot  2,  0  Klamto  A  Rabe  

Iglehart's  snb.  It  32  snb  Its  6  and  8  a  w  qr 

7  38  14  Oot  2,  G  Meinert  1 1  0  Robits- 
chek  

Jassop's  snb,  Us  8  and  13  b  2,  6  38  14  Oot 

1,  E"  H  Standt  to  C  N  Gary  $900 

Jefferson,  Murray's  add.  It  1  b  2  Oct  4,  L 

5  Cnmmings  to  E  Waller  $175 

Jernberg's  sub.  nnd  hf  It  15  and  nnd  hf  s 

6  ft  It  14  b  16,  31  38  15  Oot  3,  L  Drager 
to  O  Drager  

Johnston  R  &  S's  add.  It  24  b  22  Oot  7,  A 
G  Dunne  to  T  B  Dunne  

Kennedy's  resnb.  Its  37  to  41  b  9,  28  40  13 
Ang  20,  W  Manser  to  A  T  Lofdahl..  $750 

Kralovec  &  K's  sub.  It  33  b  6,  26  39  13 
Sept  22,'91,  J  Kralovec  et  al  to  J  Kas- 
par  j  $575 

Lt  40  snb  w  hf  b  6  snb  19  39  14  Sept  24, 
C  Kasang  to  B  Krieger  $900 

Lt  13  b  4  snb  of  39  acres  on  e  side  26  40 
13  Sept  9,  V  0  Prioe  to  0  Dunn  $850 

Lt  71  resnb  e  10  aores  s  20  acres  w  hf  n  e 
qr  8  38  14  July  1,  T  P  Phillips  to  J  O 
Saxelby  $700 

Lts  72  and  73  snb  n  hf  w  3^  n  e  qr  35  40 
13  Feb  20,  J  N  Vance  to  G  A  Rawsen- 
berg  $700 

Lt  10  b  2  snb  n  16  aores  n  e  qr  9  39  13 
Sept  21,  D  Jordan  to  V  Hammer.. 

Lt  17  b  2  sub  e  hf  e  hf  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  34 
40  13  Oct  2,  A  H  Anderson  to  E  A  Ol- 
son $700 

Maolay's  snb.  It  37  b  2  n  w  qr  11  38  13 
Sept  5,  J  G  Maclay  to  0  Keiohel  $600 

Maze's  add.  It  11  Aug  31,  W  H  Maze  to 
W  Zajao  $400 

McMillan  &  W's  snb,  It  37  b  5  s  e  qr  27 
39  13  May  21,'93,  J  McMillan  et  al  to  E 
Deanhards  $526 

Merigold's  resnb,  It  34  b  3  n  e  qr  22  39  13 
Sept  27,  J  Cerny  to  F  Rada  $600 

Merigold's  resnb.  It  10  b  12,  22  39  13  July 
23,  M  Franta  to  J  Tnlaoh  $600 

Morand's  sub.  It  41  b  3,  1  38  14  Oot  8,  A 
E  Anderson  to  F  Porgea  $600 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add. 
It  46  b  6  Oct  7,  I  Johnson  to  F  Kanst$600 

Naslund's.add,  It  2  Oot  2,  D  Naslnnd  to  H 
E  Bent  $950 

North  and  Grand  ava,  Calland's  add,  It  28 
b  2,  34  40  13  Oot  28,'94,  H  A  Oalland  to 
N  Meea....  $450 

Nowak's  snb,  It  51,  b  12  Walker's  sub,  25 
39  13  Oot  5,  T  Vlador  to  J  Holy  $800 

Ogden  blvd  adi,  It  22  b  3  Oct  7,  W  Foley 
to  S  A  Foley  $700 

Our  Home  add.  It  12  b  6  Oot  6,  M  Lowrey 


to  J  Slanf  $525 

Parker's  resnb.  Its  3  and  4  b  1  s  e  qr  27 

40  13  Oot  7,  A  Larson  to  8  Richardson 

 $500 

Pullman,  Baas'  Ist  add.  It  50  b  3  Sept  11, 

J  Van  der  Rerg  to  D  Van  Vnrren  . . .  .$500 
Pnllmau,  sime  add,  It  49  b  3  Sept  11,  D 

Van  Vnrren  to  J  Van  der  Berg  $500 

Pullman,  Dyke's  add.  It  7  b  1  Oot  2,  P 

Olaon  to  T  Nichols  $625 

Pullman,  Mann's  add,  It  6  b  7  Ang  31,  U 

Gano  et  al  to  A  Koote  $500 

Ravenswood,  Oayler  add.  It  7  and  w  hf  It 

6  b  6  June  1,'91,  H  M  Hnbbard  to  F 
Hill....  $937 

Ravenswood,  Cnyler  add.  It  44  b  8  Oot  3, 
L  C  Otto  to  E  Hediuger  $775 

Rogera  Pk,  Congdon's  Ridge  add.  It  6  b  8 
Sept  24,  P  Phillips  to  E  Gartner  $500 

Rood  Jr's  snb.  It  3  b  2,  ba  17  and  2C,  19 
40  14  Jan  23,  L  0  Haring  to  M  U  Kelley 
 $420 

Rosenberg's  add.  It  46  b  7,  23  38  13  Mar 
27.  G  M  Read  to  A  F  Keeney  $250 

Rosenberg's  add,  same;  Nov  1,'92,  B  Ro- 
senberg to  Q  M  Read  $225 

Rudolph's  snb.  It  245,  bs  4  and  6  Ogden 's 
snb,  18  40  14  Oot  1,  E  Rudolph  to  J 
Ueim  

Shortall  Trs  sub,  w  76  ft  It  2  b  10,  26  38 
14  Ang  24,  L  Selling  to  S  Reid  $703 

Simm's  snb.  It  24  b  4  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Sept 
17,  C  A  Patterson  to  A  G  Anderson.  .$800 

Sixty-third  st,  Cnmmings  &  Co's  snb.  Its 
171  and  172.  18  38  14  Oct  2,  W  Wiertel 
to  O  Meister   $400 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add,  It  12  b 
23  Sept  21,  N  K  Fairbank  to  R  Gall6«650 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts,  It  10  b  1 
Sept  2,'91,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  A  C  High- 
lander  $625 

South  Ch'go,  same  add.  It  35  b  1  Dec  5, 
'91,  Same  to  E  T  Granaoher  $550 

South  Ch'go,  same  add.  It  4  b  15  Sept  2, 
'91,  Same  to  A  C  Highlander  $700 

South  Ch'go,  It  13  b  81  Oot  4,  0  &  C  C  & 
D  Co  to  P  Quart  $600 

South  Ch'go,  Bowen's  add.  It  19  b  6,  7  37 
15,  Sept  30,  P  Doyle  to  0  W  Willard  $600 

South  Oh'go  Nix's  add,  It  19  b  8  Oot  4.  L 
M  A  Thompson  to  W  Hughes  $650 

South  Lynne,  Its  4  and  6  b  56  Sept  10,  F 
Rennie  to  G  W  Mclntyre  $500 

Stave's  snb.  It  21  b  7  sub  pt  ba  2  3  and  5 
n  e  qr  36  40  13  Sept  26,  Mast  in  Chy  to 
Prosperity  B  &  L  Assn  $919 

Stoddard's  snb,  It  2  b  5  n  e  qr  4  37  14  Aug 
31,  A  Nelson  to  A  Hallgren  $500 

Stone  &  W's  snb.  It  44  b  3  snb  bs  1  4  and 
5,  6  and  7  38  14  Mar  9,  R  Boske  to  T 
W  Boske  

Stone  <fc  W's  sub,  It  18  of  s  hf  b  14,  6  and 

7  38  14  Ang  1,  J  M  Sonthgate  to  E  E 
Moonger    $400 

Stone's  snb.  It  36  of  pt  It  1  DeWolf'a  snb, 
s  e  qr  15  39  13  Oot  4,  J  T  Ledjard  to  S 
Benson  $625 

Traver's  sub,  a  26  ft  It  6  b  3  a  e  qr  23  39 

13  Sept  17,  J  A  Hoffman  to  W  J  A  Wolf 
 $925 

Treat'a  snb.  It  42  b  4  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Ang 
23,  0  P  Treat  to  O  Ostby  $376 

Twenty-aixth  at,  Feinberg's  sub.  It  38  b  1, 
26  39  13  Apr  17,  J  Feinberg  to  A  Ga- 
brielson  $460 

Unter  den  Linden  Gross'  2nd  add,  It  41  b 
2  Oot  2,  M  Vanlandingham  to  R  0 
Moore  $500 

Weddell  &  Cox,  Hilliard  snb,  It  11  snblts 
1  and  34  b  4,  29  38  14  Sept  13,  O  H 
Paul  to  G  W  Andrns  $7C0 

West  Ch'go  av,  Noonan'a  add.  It  35  b  1 
Sept  29,  E  T  Noonan  to  B  Butler. . .  $390 

West  Englewood,  It  42  b  4  July  1,  M  D 
Lockwood  to  W  W  Thayer  $450 

West  Pullman,  It  16  b  29  June  11,  Am  T 
&  8  Bk  to  A  Fisher  $300 

West  Pnllmau,  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add. 
It  7  b  4  June  6,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to 
N  Goeanson  

'•Vest  Pullman,  It  5  b  29  Oot  2,  A  T  &  S 
Bank  to  G  W  Whitfield  $750 

White  &  C's  snb.  It  27  b  3  bs  41  to  44  Stone 
&  W's  anb,  6  and  7  38  14  Oot  3,  A  Schu- 
bert to  J  Lukea  $600 

Wilkin'a  anb.  It  13  b  1,  b  13  anb  26  39  13 
Sept  21,  M  Carroll  to  M  Spi-nnk  $600 

Wilkin's  snb,  same  ppty ;  Oct  4,  M  Sprunk 
to  H  Reding  $650 

Wilaon'a  snb,  It  36  b  1,  4  39  13  Oot  4,  I  0 
Abrahamaan  to  K  Tresness  $400 

Winston's  snb,  n  13^  ft  s  hf  It  19  b  6,3  38 

14  Oot  4,  L  L  Foss  to  S  D  Foas  $300 

Wisner's  snb,  a  hf  It  25  and  all  It  26  b  2  of 

Ita  13  and  14  Brand's  snb,  26  40  13  Jnne 
16,'94,  A  Wisner  to  O  Engel  $750 


980 


Yerkes'  sob,  It  33  b  6,  19  40  14  Oct  31,'92, 
W  F  Bnrbeok  to  R  Lindemann  |600 

BUBUKBAAT  WAKKAWT¥  OKBUIit. 


Oolnmbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  let  add.  Its  29  and  SO  b  1 ' 
sept  18,  J  Walter  to  A  F  Keeney  $6i)0 

Oolambia  Hgts,  same  add.  It  '23  and  21  b  1  apr  26, 
O  Nilson  to  A  F  Keeney  $450 

Patterson's  sob,  It  41  b  8  8  e  qr  2J  35  14  eept  25,  0  E 
Radd  to  J  Neebe  $200 

Ch'go  Hg's,  Ferbactie's  add.  Its  19  to  21  b  16  eept 
26,  SF  Onrtis  to  K  Acey  1300 

Oh'RO  Bgta,  \ts  14  and  15  b  191  oct  2,  Oh'^o  T  &  T 
Oo  to  B  ateiner   11000 

Ch'go  Hgis,  It  23  b  25  apr  30,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  J 
Sodtrberg  J225 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Ferbache's  add,  It  2  b  23  oct  8,  L  Mey- 
er to  S  Cohen  $iO0 

OAIiDMEI. 

Jernberg's  snb,  and  hf  Us  14  and  15  b  24,  20  37  14 

sept  23,  W  H  Klaoer  to  E  Traub  $400 

Grig  sob.  It  16  b  1  resnb  w  ht  bs  8  and  11  etc,  e  h{ 

8  6  qr  20  37  l4  oct  2,  I  S  Simmuns  to  M  Oinooi.|4fl00 
Schmidt's  sab.  Us  1  and  2  b  20,  33  37  U  ang  27,  H 

Jones  to  C  Niemeyer  $1600 

Bine  Isld  Pk  add,  Ita  25  and  26  b  6  nov  2,'91,   J  T 

Dale  to  M  Bunneweis  ,   $450 

OIOKBO. 

Austin,  M  &  S  sab,  n  40  ft  of  8  200  ft  of  e  hf  b  3  s  w 

qr  6  39  13  ang  1,  0  W  Stansbury  to  R  Z  Cade.  $1000 
Lts  4  and  5  b  2  sab  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  8  39  13  e  of  R  R 

eept  18,  J  Archer  to  E  P  Brown  $6600 

Taylor's  snb.  It  8  b  12  s  w  qr  33  39  13  ang  29,  0  F 

Taylor  to  H  E  Ehrman  $300 

Lt  2T  b  2  sab  ehf86qrswqr4  39  13  sept  14,  E 

Hogenson  et  al  to  A  B  Chrlstensen  $600 

Central  snb.  It  7  b  2,  7  39  13  ang  17,  C  O  Patier  to  C 

D  Smith  $1900 

Anstiuville,  Anstln's  2nd  add.  It  65  enb  Us  345  to 

352  etc,  b  13  sept  16,  M  F  MoAnley  to  F  8  Barrett 

  $2000 

Reynold's  sab,  it  3  b  33  8  w  qr  6  39  13  eept  2»,  Est 

of  A  Hecketsweller  to  O  Schaefer  $1000 

Reynold's  sab,  same;  C  Schaefer  to  L  I,  Heokets- 

weller  $1000 

Hill's  resab.  It  13  b  2,  It  2  etc,  Owen  *  M's  snb,  e  w 

qr  9  39  13  jane  1,  H  Hcgane  to  C  J  McNalty..  $5300 
Anstin  Pk,  Its  9  and  10  b  7,  17  39  13  eept  30,  Mast  In 

Chy  to  W  Heinemann    $H78 

Walker's  snb,  U  U  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  oct  1,   D  H 

Clark  to  E  J  Carroll   |gQQ 

Oak  Pk,  Ob'go  Herald  add,  It  17  and  8  25  ft  It  18  b  6 

oct  1,  M  S  Fry  to  H  Soberer  $1250 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  38  ang 

19,'91,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  A  G  Thome  $1160 

Hawthorne,  It  35  Oreighton's  resnb  of  b  2  eept  19, 

W  D  Creighton  to  W  Kieschlag  $500 

Anstin,  Lombard  av  add.  Its  87  and  88  sub  Its  16  to 

20  etc,  oct  1,  G  A  Hamilton  to  G  A  Hamilton  Jr 

 1968 

Oak  Pk.  Keeney's  snb.  Its  3  and  4  b  5,  18  39  13  sept 

17,  B  D'Anoona  to  0  F  Buehler  $23o 

Taylor's  sub.  It  12  b  5,  33  39 13  jane  1,  O  F  Taylor  to 

T  D^'y   $375 

La  Vergne,  Keefe'a  add.  It  17  b  2  and  o  p;  jan  21, 

N  A  Larson  to  J  M  Higginbotham  $3000 

Shonts  &  D-s  add,  ite  24  and  25  b  6  dec  9,'92,   T  P 

Shonts  to  D  McLachlau   $1000 

Shonts  &  D's  add,  its  1  and  2  b  5  jan  27,'93,  Same  to 

M  J  Smith  et  al   $2000 

W  Harrison  t  snb,  it  IS  b  3,  17  39  13  jaly'  lO,  D 

Labadie  to  H  H  Labadie  '  1400 

Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  Us  32  to  36  cot  4,  W  B  Mack  to 

 $4500 

Ridgeland  It  10  b  31  espt  19,  F  Pyatt  to  A  H  Tyr 

 $3C0O 

Highlands,  It  232  and  n  hf  It  333  sept  28,  S  Kerr  to 

J  A  Pearson   j^^s 

La  Vergne,  Keefe's  add.  It  10  and  s  hf  It  9  b' 4  oct 

2,  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Oo  B  &  L  Assn   to  A  E 

Habbard   ^^^^^ 

Hidgeland,  s  35  ft  It  7  and  n  6  ft  It  8  b  17  cot  1  H 

Coombs  te  J  E  Allen   '  jg  ,p 

Hidgeland,  s  40  f t  n  45  ft  It  8  b  iVootV,"  Same'to  K 

0  Knopp  

 $800 

Whiteside  &  Co'e  enb,  it  41  b  1.  9  3»13  oct  6,  G  Rolh 
to  LA  Webster   ^^^^ 

Morton  Pk,  It  23  b  8  eept  27,  E  B  Grant"Vo"j  B 
Swift    

Harlem,  Ingalle'  enb,  Kettlestring's  add, 'its' i'to  6 

7  39  13  sept  11,  E  Ingalls  to  M  E  Ingalls  $44  qcq 
Bates'  snb,  n  30  ft  It  17  and  e  10  ft  It  li  b  1  e  w  qr'o 

39  13  ang  15,  J  E  Bates  to  R  W  Hass . . .  ncoi) 
Clyde,  let  div,  n  37^4  ft  It  14  b  2,  29  39  13  aag  1 '  M 

F  S  Worceeter  to  .J  E  Dnbois...  '  12^,0 

Highlands,  It  226  oct  7,  P  Nelson  to  A"Reinhol'd$20C0 
Anetlnville,  Austin's  2nd  add,  it  9  b  3  sub  n  pi  b  16 

eept  23.  W  E  Sandford  et  al  to  D  M  Chase . .  $2030 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


October  12,  1895. 


EVANSTON. 

Evanston,  MoDanlel's  add.  Its  1  to  6  b  1  oct  2,  L 

Oberding  to  H  Demmer  $3000 

Evanston,  pt  its  14  and  15  b  2  oct  1,  W  L  Brown  to 

H  A  Pardons  $12,600 

Hunton  &  B's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  1  sept  SO.   J  M 

Wbeeler  to  M  Larson  84BOO 

Union  add.  Its  18  to  20  b  3  oct  1,  H  A  Pearson  to  W 

. $7600 


L  Brown . 


White's  add.  It  5  b  2  eept  18,  T  L  Fansler  to  A  W 

Kimball   1350(1 

Lyon  a  &  W's  add,  Its  28  and  29  b  2  oct  1,  R  C 

Hacker  to  0  A  Wightaian  ■54000 

N  Western  Unvsty  snb.  It  15  b  7i,  19  41  14  sept  16, 

Mast  ill  Chy  to  M  M  Merrill  $i469 

S  Evanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  2nd  add.  Its  6  and  7  b 
78  sept  19,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Yonng  Men's  Svg  L  & 

*ssn  jia^jg 

S  Evanston,  same  add,  It  6  b  7  eept  19,  Same  to 

Same  11379 

Evanston,  Hnntoon  &  H's  add.  Its  8  and  9  b  1  eept 

27.  J  M  Wheeler  to  Q  Anderson   .   $4000 

Evanston,  Browa  &  C's  add.  It^  5  and  6  b  4  eept  17, 

E  Carson  to  0  P  Sampson  $966 

Evanston,  Evanston  Centre  2nd  add,  It  21  b  3  oct  8, 

W  B  Phillips  to  F  Lulh   ,  1400 

IngleMde,  e  60  ft  It  2  jnly  2,  J  W  Howell  to  R  M 

 $3600 


B  Hltt. 


Lay  &  L's  sub,  Its  12  and  13  b  11  e  w  qr  4  38  12  oot 
1,  M  Denny  to  M  M  Utley  $7000 

W  Ch'go,  1st  add.  Us  43  to  48  b  2,  9  38  12  sept  20.  F 
P  Toms  et  al  to  J  O  Powell   .$1800 

Lt  20  b  3  snb  that  pt  w  hf  8  w  qr  6  38  12  sept  7,  Q 
M  Rogers  to  W  Andort. . .   1455 

W  Grossdale,  Its  6  and  48  b  20  eept  21,  S  E  Gross 


to  E  Oordell. 


.$775 


La  Grange,  It  24  b  1  eept  26,  M  L  Squire  to  G  T 

Howard  J25U0 

La  Grange,  e  hf  It  25  b  1  sept  26,  Same  to  E  M 

l^o'lanl  $600 

La  Grarge,  Leiter's  2nd  add,  nnd  hf  Int  It  4   b  17 

eept  23.  B  B  McKay  to  E  H  Powell  $500 

La  Grange,  same  add.  and  hf  int  it  3  sept  23,  E  H 

Powell  to  B  B  McKay  |g,io 

W  Grossdale,  1  e  27  and  28  b  23  eept  10,  S  E  Gross 


to  M  Gleasoa. 


.$450 


W  Grossdale,  its  b  18  jane  12,  Same  to  L  M  8paf- 

  $525 

W  Grossdale,  It  6  b  18  jane  12,  Same  to  Same.  ..$526 
W  Grossdale.  It  7  b  18  June  12.  Same  to  Same...  $625 
W  Grossdale,  It  8  b  18  sept  10,  Same  to  Same ....  $525 

WGrossdale,  It8  22and23b23jaly29,  Same  to  E 
M  Ferris  


Alpine  Hgts,  It  10  b  21  sept  27,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  V 
L  Gabriel  j^oo 

Alpine  Hgta,  Jt  45  b  12  eept  30,  Same  to  M  Fltz- 
P«'riok    J2U0 

Alpine  Hgte,  It  7  b  22  eept  19,  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  to  M 
A  Hart  ,200 

Alpine  Hgte  Its  45  and  46  b  28  oct  1,  Same  to  M  E 


Geiss. 


.$400 


PB0VI80. 

Melro-e,  134  Its;  oct  30,  W  Yonng  to  A  Kain....  $2000 
W  Grossdale,  Us  45  and  46  b  21  eept  10,  8  E  Gross 

to  M  Oesterreieh   1450 

Grossdale,  Srd  add.  It  28  b  84  feb  23,  Same  to  S  L 

Hoopes  ,426 

Grossdale,  It  27  b  25  eept  18,  Same  to  0  P  String- 
field  1325 

Grossdale,  Its  27  to  80  b  9  sept  28,  M  0  Boeok  to  0 

Boeck  ,500 

Melrose.  Its  8  to  10  b  108  oct  2,  L  Kleinow  to  H 

.$1600 


Ross.. 


Harlem,  South  add.  It  28  b  1  oct  3,  F  Wiechmann  to 


0  Hank.... 


.$2000 


Lts  11  and  12  b  149  sub  Its  3  to  5  s  hf  3  and  10  39  12 

apr  30,  G  Garaett  to  I  Guy  no  $350 

Broadview,  It  179  ang  16,   G  P  Schlineke  to  F 


Schlinske. 


$1600 


Grossdale,  Ite  1  and  2  b  26  ool;  1,  0  E  Cronkhite  to 

EP  Graham  uoo 

Montrose,  Shepherd'j  sub,  li  9  b  17  jaly  18,  W 

Uaum  to  E  R  Major  ,700 

Gale  &  B's  sub,  s  100  ft  It  12  b  2,  12  39  12  oot  1,  E  O 

Gale  to  M  E  Moran  $3500 

Co  Clks  div.  It  3  Steifel's  eab.  It  8,  23  and  24  39  12 

cct  7,  K  Steifel  to  J  Frank  $i60o 

Grossdale,  it  21  b  16  jnne  1,'93,  8  E  Groee  to  P  W 

Deninger  ,400 

Groeedale,  It  42  b  20  jan  12,'93,  Same  to  M  Larson 

 $400 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add,  Its  40  and  41  b  56  moh 

23,'93.  8  E  Gross  to  J  I  Myer  $350 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  It  27  b  41  july  11,   G  E 

Bltner  to  E  G  Stearns  ,250 

Majwood,  Its  13  and  14  b  125  oct  1,  H  L  Glee  to  J 

 :  ..  $860 

THOBNTON. 


B  French. 


$426 


La  Grange,  lie  1  and  2  b  5  cct  9,  W  R  Howard  to  W 
0  Hie, ox  


$4600 


MAINE. 


Ridgelawn,  Its  21  and  22  b  3,  36  41  12  nov  9,'92  A 

Gray  to  F  F«dota  et  al  '  _  ,,,,00 

Edison  Pk,  Its  34  and  35  b  9  oct  3,  P  Baecker  to"  M 


Klunboner . 


Park  Ridge,  Brown's  add.  Its  22  to  24  and  25  b  8  oct 

1,  H  A  Beck  to  W  J  Orth  ,3300 

Oanfleld,  Peal's  enb.  Its  24  to  26  b  7  oot  7,   D  Ver- 


vaet  to  J  Welvert. 


.$500 


NEW  TBIEB. 

Kenilworth,  Kenilworth  Go's  add,  it  11  b  20  mch 

16, 1  K  Boyesen  to  K  F  Barratt  uv.O'o 

Kenilworth,  same  add,  eely  25  ft  It  9  b  20  oct  3, 


Same  to  Same . 


.$10  0 


Wilmette,  Dingee's  add,  Ite  10  and  11  b  17  eept  4,  J 

D  Qainlan  to  Q  E  Spry  jjooo 

Wilmette,  eame  add.  It  9  b  7  eept  4,  0  S  QnlnVan  to 

^^■^^  $1500 

Winnetka,  Elm  et  add,  Ite  1  and  2  b  6  apr  16,  J  Im- 


hoff  to  J  A  Eberl 


.$800 


Wilmette,  Baners's  add.  It  41  b  1  eept  23,  J  r  Rob 

erte  to  a  T  Davey  j^g^ 

Part  n  hf  28  42  18  eept  6,  B  P  Kimbell  et  al  to  0  B 

Kimball  

  $15.00u 

Wilmetle,  Lake  Sbore  add.  Its  27  to  31  b  16  sept  17, 

H  A  Bancroft  et  al  to  0  Dohrmau  $sooO 

East  hf  n  e  qr  and  w  ht  n  e  qr  ex  Oemstery  and  e 
hf  8  bf  n  w  qr  28  42  13  s»pt  9,  0  B  Kimball  to  8  S 

 $15,000 

Wilmette,  Onion  add,  It  4  b  10  eept  30, 1  B  Hitt  to 

^     ^""^y  $750 

Wilmette,  Bauer's  add.  Its  1  2  5  6  b  1  etc,  sept  28, 

J  T  Roberts  to  E  L  Roberta  ,3700 

Wilmette,  Dlnase's  add,  its  3  and  4  b  18  sept'u,  0 


L  Dunning  to  H  H  Hitchcock 


$2200 


Glencoe,  Utes'  add.  It  14  b  3  sept  4,  E  A  Hartwell 

 $250 

lencDe,  Its  1  2  10  11  and  12  resnb  b  S3  eept  5,  J  G 

Durkee  to  W  H  Johnson  ;  fg^QQ 

Glencoe,  Its  4  and  5  and  n  w  hf  It  6  b  21  oct's,'  W  H 

Johnson  to  J  G  Durkee  '...$3500 

Wilmette,  MoGanney'e  add.  It  1  b  1  It  is'  b  ^  "oct  3 
J  L  Bolen  to  A  fl  Plerson  ,2600 


Ton's  sub.  It  8  u  w  31  36  16  ang  14,  J   M  Semmel 

haacktoF  WoUenberg   ,900 

1.2  acres  in  e  hf  3  36  14  eept  24,  W  Wernicke  to  80 

Ch'go  Southern  R  R  Oo   |60() 

1  acre  in  e  w  qr  e  w  qr  8  w  qr  2  86  14  sept  24,  A 

Goes  to  Same   $1750 

1  acre  in  s  w  qr  e  w  qr2  36  14  eept  24,  H  Schulter 

to  Same   ,700 

Downs  &  R's  sub.  Its  39  and  40  b  1  n  w  qr   4  36  14 

aug  10,  0  Schmitt  to  B  Zilligen  $60(i 

Harvey,  Hogue'a  add,  Ite  56  and  57  apr  3,  H  A  Har- 

rell  toJJBirley  ,5(^0 

Harvey,  Its  16  to  19  b  79  oot  1,  A  Steele  to  L  Steele 

  $2000 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  sub.  It  ft  6  11  14  and  o  p, 
b  1,  35  36  14  jan  15,'91,  R  0  Anthony  to  M  0  Logg 

  $4050 

Harvey,  Brown's  add,  It  2J  b  3  jaly  2C,  M  M  Brown 

to  A  E  Johnson   ,400 

De  Younfi's  sub.  its  1  and  2  b  3,  20  36  14  aug  17,  P 

De  Young  to  B  M  Ohafifee   $400 

South  60  ft  n  w  qr  u  w  qr  e  w  qr  6  36  14  oct  1,  G  A 

Pudewa  to  Hammond  &  B  I  Ry  Oo  $1208 

Harvey.  Phoenix  Pk  add.  It  28  b  3  sept  9,  M  8  EI- 


wood  to  E  Franks. 


.$600 


Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  30  b  1  july  15,  M  M  Brown 
to  J  T  Wagner  ,450 

Da  Young's  sub,  It  10  b  1,  20  36  14  feb  8, '92,  P  De 
Young  to  0  0  Thackston  ,225 

Da  Young's  sub,  its  9  and  l(j  b  2  same;  feb  20,'92, 
Same  to  W  A  Swearenger  ,Jio 

Baginning  at  e  e  cor  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  sec  5  8  of  I  B 
Line  36  14  oontg  %  acre;  oct  7,  J  Knee  to  Ham- 
mond  &  B  I  R  R     ,375 

Harvey,  it  3  Ellis  sub.  He  41  to  44  b  85  'nov  i7.''94 
J  El  lie  toER  Fogg  ,1500 

WOETH. 

Evergreen  Pk,  1st  add,  Its  1  to  48  b  "C"  and  He  1 
to  46  b  "D"  sept  30.  B  F  Jacobe  to  E  O  ExoeIl»U,500 

Assr'e  div.  Its  28  to  32  b  ;i  n  w  qr  22  37  13  oct  4,  W  A 
Fletcher  to  E  F  Bryant  ti600 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  it  16  b  4  eept  30,  A  Rnndblad  to 

E  Wallln  

  $475 

W  Highlanile,  w  hf  It  23  b  5  oot  3,  0  Berg  to   A  H 

Anderson   |g,-|g 

8  Highlands,  w  ht  It  8  b  4  feb  15,  B  8  Ooll'in's  'to  A 

 $400 

S  Highlands,  e  K  It  18  b  3  eept  28,  0  A  Sweneen  to 

A  H  Anderson   |gQQ 

W  Highlands,  w  ht  It  7  b  5  eept  17,  O  Berg  to  'o  A 

 $500 

Oak  Lawn,  Mlnnlck's  sub.  Its  26  to  33  b  39,  9  37  13 

and  o  p;  sept  19,  W  H  McKngh  to  A  A  Hagins.$3200 
8  Highlands,  w  hf  It  6  b  1  oct  2,  A  H  Anderson  to 
E  A  Olson  ,450 


Oo  Clks  div.  It  6  sub  w  493.4  ft  It  9,  27  37  11  oct  2  J 

W  McCarthy  to  L  Oheater  ',14,) 

Oo  Olke  div,  eame;  oct  2,  L  Chester  to  E  Meyer  $1000 

BBEMBN. 

87.75  acres  in  e  e  frl  qr  22  36  13  sept  20,  F  L  Gar- 
rard to  E  Stehl  ,70^0 

South  hf  s  hf  e  hf  e  e  qr  8  of  I  B  Line  22  36  13  eept 
20,  E  Stehl  to  W  Stehl  ngug 

Tinley  Pk,  Bishop's  ad ),  Ite  29  and  32  b  4  eep(  21 
J  L  Unterlander  to  T  iVilhalm   ,259 

BiEEINGTON. 
103V4  acres  in  s  e  qr  16  42  9,  also  28!4  acres  in  n  e 
qr  21  42  9  sept  16,  W  Qrote  to  J  Ralubjw...  $10,000 

WHEELINa. 

267  acres  in  32  42  11  jaly  23,  0  H  McO  jrmick  to  E 


K  Butler. 


.128,000 


liEYDEN. 

Fairvlew  Hgte,  Taylor's  add.  Its  1  to  IC  b  1  aug  15, 

J  P  Friize  to  E  J  Buchanan    ,2100 

Assr's  enb,  It  36  38  39  and  o  p,  3  40  IJ  sept  3,  E  A 

Fabian  to  J  D  Zievor  et  al  $10,640 

Falrview,  Eberhirt  &  R's  sub.  Its  16  to  18  b  1  and 

o  p;  oct  4,  L  Eberhart  to  L  K  Davis  $1100 

Fairview,  eame  enb,  Its  11  to  14  b  9  and  o  p;  oct  4, 

Same  to  M  K  Satchell  ,1250 

Franklin  Pk,  Srd  add.  Its  1  to  3  b  9  eept  25.  L 

Franklin  to  E  D  Wilson  ,j50!) 

NJBTHFIELD. 
South  1  5  s  e  qr  e  e  qr  2  42  12  oot  7,  Mast  in  Chy  to 


F  Diettrich. 


.$891 


NII.E3. 


South  2'J  rods  of  n  40  rode  of  e  30  rode  of  w  ht  n  w 
qr  29  41  13  oct  1,  K  Hall  to  0  Bruhr  $1000 

BABBINGTON. 
Commence  at  a  stake  on  s  line  of  county  e  road  38 
rods  e  of  w  lino  of  It  2,  1  42  9,  fience  in  a  ewiy  20 
rods  and  2  ft  to  a  etake,  thence  e  11  rods  and  4 
ft  to  a  stake,  thence  n  to  a  stake  on  a  line  of 
county  line  road,  thence  w  adj  said  s  line  12  rods 
to  place  of  beginning  oct  2,  W  B  Farrar  to  H 
^oohmer  1  ,4000 


TKU8T  0i:£I>t!«  AKO  JIIURT«}AUK8. 

Inoindine  Balldlne  and  Loan  Societies. 

Allen  J  I  to  M  L  Raftree  sept  23,  pt  It  2 

b  6,  13  38  12,  7%  ...$3000 

Atwood  0  D  and  F  M  to  Fa  Chandler 
oot  1,   prem  4129  Madison  av   7y  6^ 

.   $11,000 

Atkins  A  F  to  W  Wood  oot  1,   .  2  38 

.  1*'  6^  ..$3800 

Anderson  Q  to  J  A  King  cot  I,lt  12  and  pt 

11  b  9,  21  38  14,  ly  6^  |t3500 

Ahlgnm  0  to  W  Heinemann  sept  26,  It 

49  b  1,  13  39  1.^,  5y  6%  |2000 

Boohler  I  to  J  R  Foalke   sept  19,  It  36  It 

4  b  32  Sheff  add  5y  6^  $2800 

Brown  A  0  to  F  B  Pease   sept  26,  pt  It  1 

b  2,  10  38  14,  8%  ...$6500 

Barrett  t'  S  to  U  R  MoAnley  sept  16,  It  65 

It  34,  8  39  13,  6%  |i3i2 

Bernstein  I  to  A  Qatzert  sept  28,  It  15  b 

1  b  17,33  39  14,  2i^y  6%  $1000 

Biddiford  G  to  W  T  Dwight  oot  1,  It  11  b 

3,12  39  13,  5y  6%  $1500 

Bernstein  A  to  K  Felsenthal  sept  30,  It  70 

It  7,  8  39  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

Bodaoh  J  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  14,  It  14 

and  pt  13  b  8  b  10  Sheflf  add  5y  6^.  $2000 
Beety  J  to  W  H  Tatge  sept  3,  It  8,  26  40 

13,  7^6^  $1763 

Barratt  E  Q  to  Book-keepers  B  &  L  Assn 
sept  3,    pt  It  9   It  1    b  20,  28  42  13,  7i 

 $9000 

Bristle  0  to  E  Ekrall   sept  23,  Its  44  48 

and  49  b  4,  8  40  14,  3y  7^  $2000 

Baade  H  to  F  B  Feabody  oot  2,  pt  It  7  b 

3,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $26C0 

Baker  M  et  al  to  N  A  Steele  oot  1,  Its  35 

and  pt  34  It  2,  30  38  15,  3y  6^  $1500 

Bieszki  P  to  E  Q  Foreman  oot  1,  It  6  and 

pt  8  b'a  1  and  13,  5  39  14,  5y  6^.... $7000 
Barratt  K  F  to  0  8  Smith  Moh  16,  It  11  b 

20,  28  42  13,  2y  e%  $2000 

Bennett  M  A  &  J   to   ME  Greenebanm 
sept  30,   It  45  and  46   b  2,  28  39  14,  5y 

6)1  $4500 

Blake  M  to  N  M  BInmenthal  oot  5,  Its  5 

to  7  b  7,  22  38  14,  3y  0%  .  ,$1400 

Camp  E  B  to  O  G  Rose  Jan   25,  pt  b  .S, 

27  38  14,  5y  e}4%,  5  deeds  $2£00 

Ooohrane  Q  B  to  P  W  Snowhook  oot  4,  pt 
It  5  b  49  8  s  add  3y  6^  $1000 


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Oonrath  J  to  Paoifla  L  &  11  Assn  oot  3,  It 
23  and  24  b  2,  21  37  14   $4000 

Orowe  M  8  to  F  M  Elliott  oot  4,  It  6  b  6, 
Grant  &  J  to  Evnstn  5y  6^  |1500 

Ooohran  N  to  J  E  Uoiland  May  15,  pt  Its 
1  and  2  It  56,  30  38  15,6%   f  UOO 

Chapman  F  L  to  HA  Haof^an  oot  3,  pt 
Its  10  to  13  Baird  &  L  sab'  28  40  14  6y 
6%,  3  deeds  $18,000 

Cook  N  to  LiD  &  5th  Wd  B  &  L  Assn  sept 
24,  It  328,  55th  st  blvd  add,  —  $3300 

CoDOord  Apartment  tloaee  Co  et  al  to  W 
F  Dickinson  oot  1,  Its  12  to  16  b  35,  21 
39  14,  6^  $80,000 

Oaswell  L  R  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  23,  pt 
It  45  b  3,  9  39  12.  5y  6%.  $1260 

Coman  W  E  to  G  D  Uolton  oot  1,  pit  Its 

6  and  7  b  6,  36  40  13,  6^   $2500 

Childs  U  K  to  W  0  Boyden  oot  5,  pt  Its 

130  and  131,  div  3,  30  38  15,  3y  6^.. $6000 
Cole  M  E  to  E  C  Chamberlain  Jane  27, 

pt  Its  21  and  22  b  2  Ashland  2d  add  ly 

6%  S5000 

Coohran  B  F  to  J  B  Foalke  sept  23,  Its  24 

and  25  b  3,  20  38  14,  f.y  6«  $2000 

Dovall  R  L  to  R  8  Thompson   sept  21,  It 

23  b  10,  5  40  14,  3y  6%  $6500 

Dohe^jy  J  E  to  P  O  Stensland  sept  30,  Its 

5  to  7  Hitt  sob  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Dennett  D  to  W  Loeb  sept  28,  Its  32  and 

pt  33  b  2,  30  38  15,  3y  6^   $1550 

Dzieor  J  to  G  Haak  sept  3,  pt  It  38.  3  40 

12,  6y  6^   ,  $76fiO 

Donnelly  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept 

19,  It  6  Harford  sub  9  38  14,  3y  7^.. $1100 
Davis  O  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  1,  pt  n  w  qr 

n  w  qr  18  41  14.  5y  6%  $6t00 

Didier  E  to  H  P  Kranz  oot  3,  pt  It  20  It 

15,  3n  41  14,  3y  6%   $%00 

Danner  M  A  &  E  to  W  Roalet  eept  27,  It 

12  b  14  28  38  14,  5y  6%  |5  !00 

Davis  M  L  to  J  0  Straus  oot  3,  It  22  and 

pt  21  b  2,  12  39  13,  6%   $4000 

Donovan  M  to  C  T  &  T  Co  sept  1,  It  7  b 

2,  4  38  14,  2y  1%  ."  $1500 

Dolan  P  E  to  A  V  Eniokerbooker  oot  vi, 

pt  b  13  Brand  add  4y  6^  $1500 

Dohman  0  to  C  A  Barge  sept  17,  It  27  to 

31  b  16  Lake  8  add  VVillmette  6^.  ..$6000 
Drnliner  D  L  to  W  H  CairndnfE   oot  1,  It 

47  OaimdofiE's  4)8t  st  add  5y  6%  $i5  >0 

Erikson  J  A  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  25,  k  10 

and  pt  11  b  4,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $3iO0 

Eberhart  L  to  O  C  Harrower  oot  3,  Its  25 

to  48  b  17,  a  40  12,  6m  7^  $1500 

Eddy  E  to  Northern  T  Co  oot  1,  pt  It  4  b 

5,  21  38  14,  3y  ti%  $1500 

Elinblad  J  to  Northern  T  Co  oot  1,  It  37 

b  3,  29  40  14,  6^   $5500 

Ebert  H  to  A  6"  Hatch  Aug  10,  It  20  b  1  b 

6,  20  40  14,  5y  e%  $2500 

Eberhart  L  to  8  E  Kneoht  sept  25,  It  9  10 

15  and  16  b  10,  14  38  13,  7^  $1000 

Erdman  8&FtoTG&T0o  sept  19,  It 

19  It  43  b  10,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  .$4500 
Elderkin  Q  D  to  N  M  Jones   oot  1,   pt  It 

19  Id  1,  7  39  14,  ,3y  6%  $6000 

Felsenthal  E  B  to  C  T  &  T  Co  oct  1,  pt  w 

hf  a  w  qr  10  38  14,  3y  6«  $i2,500 

Fearelle  M  E  to  Berkshire  L  Ins  Co  oot  1, 

Ua  45  and  46  b  3,  28  40  14,  3y  6>^^.$5C00 
Frank  <)  to  G  Van  Zandt  oot  1,  prem  317 

Monroe  5y  6^  $2500 

Finster  0  U  M  to  W  Heinemann  oot  2,  It 

60  b  3,  20  39  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Fraaenberger  G  to  H  E  Mnehike  oot  1,  It 

7  It  1  b  14.  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $2400 

Ferry  E  B  to  R  N  Lloyd  oct  4,   pt  It  1  b 

la'Raveuswood  ly  7,«  $150U 

Fast  G  to  C  U  Detten  sept  3,  Its  19  and 

20  b  1,  4  38  14,  e%  $4700 

Faller  N  F  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  23,  pt  It 

8  and  9  b  1,  21  38  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Fiedler  P  0  to  A  Hinz  cot  1,  pt  It  23  b  6, 

28  40  14,  3y  7g.  $200C 

Earner  J  W  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  1,  pt  b  22, 

10  39  12,  6%,  5  deeds.  $6900 

Foerster  M  to  A  Newell  sept  10,  pt  It  22  b 

4.  5  40  14,  3y  6^   $3200 

Follansbee  MM&CBtoJH  Jones  oot 

1,  Us  9  and  10  It  27  b  2,  3  38  14,  5>  6S5 

  $6000 

Follansbee  C  C  to  J  H  Jones  oot  1,  It  12  b 

4,  2  38  14,  5y  6%   $2000 

Gray  8  H  to  0  W  Castle  sept  20,  It  45  and 

pt  44  b  9,  11  39  13,  2y  6^  $3000 

Gleason  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  1,  It 

7  b  48,  17  39  14,  5y  6S6  $1500 

Garner  J  B  et  al  to  8  8  Fallas  sept  20,  It 

1  b  2,  33  39  14.  6s  6%  $6000 

Goodenoaeh  E  8  to  I  E  Hamilton  sept 

28,  Its  29  and  30  b  7,  31  39  13,  F^.  ..$1500 
Garlaud  N  H  to  W  A  Rossell  sept  20,  pt 

Its  29  and  30  b  5,  16  38  14,  5y  6%. .  .$3000 
Gates  R  I  to  A  £  Gates  oot  3,  pt  h  2  and 


3  b50  o  t  2y  6^  $9538 

Qelderman  Q  J  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  18, 

pt  It  12  North  add  6%  $6000 

Going  Z  H  to  J  a  Foalke  oct  10,   Its  17 

and  pt  18  b  6,  3  38  14,  5y   $5000 

Ganan  J  M  E  Greenebanm  oct  4,  It  6  b  6, 

1  39  13,  5y  6«.  $3000 

3onld  C  P  to  F  P  Simons  sept  21,  Its  35 

and  pt  36  It  7,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $1500 

Gaynor  J  to  W  L  Jeffries  oot  2,  It  2  b  99, 

8  B  add  6y  i}4%  $26,000 

Goodenow  E  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oot  3 

Its  15  and  16  b  22,  17  30  14,  3y  6^ .  .$7000 
Grassing  G  H  to  Northern  T  Co   sept  25, 

It  17  b  2  etc  14  39  13,  Ij^y  7%  $2000 

Hoppe  C  O  to  W  Heinemann  sept  30,  It 

27  b  15,  19  10  14,  5y  6^   $1.^00 

Hills  E  W  to  T  Q  &  T  Co  oct  5,  Its  47  and 

48  b  3,  31  38  15,  3y  7%  $2000 

Heitman  D  to  W  L  Sohwader  Jr  sept  25, 

Its  12  to  15  b  1,  7  38  14,  ly  6%  $35C0 

Harper  A  to  E  W  Vog*-  Aug" 7,  Its  2  and  3 

It  25  b  8,  28  37  14.  3y  6^  $1500 

Hamaced  J  to  E  J  Moore  oot  1,  It  22  b  3, 

26  39  13,  3y  6;r  $1000 

Hughes  8  to  W  F  Labeke  sept  12,  pt  b 

12,  2  39  13,  5y  7!?  $11,200 

Hanson  C  to  C  Holbeoh  oot  1,  It  42  b  1,  1 

39  13,  5y  b%.  $4000 

Horn  8  J  to  HO  Zattermeister  sept  27, 

It  9  b  4,  8  38  14,  5y  6^  $1400 

Hardy  A  J  to  E  S  Walker   oot  2,   It  40, 

Snow  &  D  sab  8  40  14,  2y  6%,  p  m..$3000 
Hair  J  S  to  J  A  Hair   oot  7,   It  42  b  2,  1 1 

38  14.  5y  &%   $1800 

Hireh  8  to  L  Hirsh  oct  7,  Its  7  and  pt  8  b 

2,  3  38  14,  3y  6^   $6000 

Hartmann  M  to  C  Brnse  sept  28,  Its  37  to 

48  b  21,  18  37  14,  3y  7^   $2000 

Hansbroagh  W  to  G  vv  Browning  Apl  29, 

pt  8  e  qr  and   pt  s  w  qr   20  39  13,  10m 

 $3188 

Hndson  J  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  3,  It 

7  b  3,  33  40  13,  5y  6^  $3ii00 

Harrington  J  J  to  P  R  Chandler  oct  1,  pt 

Its  1  and  2  b  1,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Heese  F  to  E  G  Paaling  sept  30.  It  10  b  1 

4  39  i4,  3y  6«  $12,000 

Humboldt  Park  Swedish  M  E  Church  to 

H  A  Haugan  oot  1,  Its  29  to  31  It  1  b  6. 

36  40  13,  5y  6%  $4(;00 

Hart  M  to  8  M  Moore  oot  3,  It  21  b  2,  13 

39  13,  7^  $1000 

Heokman  A  C  to  R  Berger   oot  3,  It  11 

and  pt  10  b  2,  12  39  13,  3y  6)4%  ISOO 
Harms  M  A  to  0  L  Sohaar  oot  2,  It  12  b  4 

b  31,  33  39  14,  5y  6)4%  «1000 

Henneberry  W  P  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  3, 

Its  15  and  16  b  41.  s  s  add  6y  6^  .  .$15,000 
Hooper  H  to  O  F  Grey  oot  3,   pt  b  34, 

Wolcott  add,  Hy  6%  $  

Harlan  A  W  to  T  J  Lefens  oot  1,  It  4  b  1, 

2  38  11,  5y  6^  $25C0 

Hart  E  to  M  Clancy  sept  23,  pt  It  2  b  2, 

Winuetka  5y  7^  $60  0 

Hicks  8  P  to  8  P  Colby  sept  15,  Its  78 

and  79  Flint  add  2y  6^   $12,000 

Hussamler  W  8  to  F  B  Peabody   sept  26. 

It  2  b  4.  21  40  14,  6y  6?  $10,000 

Hunter  M  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  sept  30,  pt 

It  14  b  1,  11  38  14,  3y  7%  $2700 

Ilseng  J  J  to  T  Samuelsou  oot  1,  H  33  and 

pt  32,  17  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Jacobs  A  E  to  W  Heinemann   sept  15,  It 

17  b  3C,  7  39  14,  3y  6^  $1(  00 

Johnston  A  8  to  M  W  Eozminski  oot  3,  It 

18  b  57  8  8  add  5y  6^  $7000 

Jurgenjon  C  to  H  U  Rose  sept  24,  It  20  b 

3,  20  38  14,  e%  $4000 

Johnson  C  J  to  A  Chytraus   oot  4,  It  12  b 

3,  21  37  14  $3600 

Johnson  W  H  to  8  R  Harford  oot  5,  Its  1 
2  and  10  to  12  b  33  Glencoe  May  15,'97, 

7%  $2000 

Johnston  J  to  W  F  Lnbeke  sept  27,  pt  b 

10,  35  40  13,  6y  7%  $2000 

Jeraoek  J  to  O  Eubin   oot  3,   It  36  b  3,  1 

39  13,  6^  $2000 

Johnson  L  W  to  R  Berger  oot  3,  It  28  b  5, 

31  40  14,  3y  6}4%  $1000 

Eohler  J  F  to  —  Reidle  sept  26,  It  29  and 

30  b  10,  28  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Euhn  A  A  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oct  4,  pt  It  31  It 

1  b  74  Russell  M  &  R  add  lOy  6^... $1000 
Kaufman  P  A  to  Pioneer  B  &  h  Assn  oot 

1,  It  7  b  51,  33  40  14,  S%  $2300 

EirohhofE  H  to  P  O  Stensland  Aug  22,  pt 

b  11  and  16,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  .  .."..$30,000 
Erasiniewski  to  E  G  Foreman  oct  1,  It  41 

b  1  b  10,  5  39  13,  5y  6%   $4000 

Erolik  T  to  J  Mndra  oct  3,  pt  b  3,  Elston 

add  6%  $4000 

Eoeppe  E  G  to  H  Felsenthal  sept  2,  It  96 

b  16,  7  39  14,  3y  6^   $6000 

Eaa  F  Jr  to  O  H  Fleisoher  oot  4,  a  e  qr 


32  37  14,  ly  6}4%  $2200 

Einsman  8  to  F  K  Chandler   oot  1,  It  1  It 

21,  3  38  14,  2y  7%  $1000 

Eeepers  W  E  to  W  Loeb  sept  21,  pt  It  30 

b  1  Bowmanville  5y  7%,  6  deeds  $5600 

Evelon  J  to  C  L  Sohaar  oot  1,  It  40  b  3, 

28  39  14,  3y  G}4%  $1000 

Levis  E  J  to  O  0  Butz  oct  3,  pt  It  2  b  3, 

17  39  14,  7y  6%  $7000 

Landgraf  G  to  A  M  Snydacker   oot  2,  It 

33  b  11,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Larson  M  to  N  A  Loagh  sept  27,  It  1  and 

2  b  1  Hunloon  to  Evnstn  90  ds  7^.  .$20C0 
Litten  N  L  to  J  M  Sherman   oct  2,   It  3 

and  pt  2  It  8,  7  39  14,  3y  6%   $5100 

Leit7man  A  to  W  Heinemann  sept  26,  It 

38  b  2,  31  40  14,  3y  S%  $2000 

Lund  A  to  R  D  Hill  sept  19,   It  4  b  2,  35 

40  13,  6«  $1400 

Lyons  P  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oct  4,  It  38 

Lowry  add  15  39  13,  5y  6^  $1500 

Lafontanie  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  7, 

It  39  b  17,  20  39  15,  5y  7%  $1300 

Lang  A  to  J  H  Ernst   Aug  6,   It  49  b  4,  4 

39  14.  3y  6^  $345  ) 

Link  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm   oci  8,  it 

20  b  2,  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $1800 

Lord  F  E  to  Lot-Owners  L  &  B  Assn  oot 

1,  pt  It  3  b  17,  21  m  U,  6%   $5000 

Laughlin  J  L  to  E  Freand   oot  1,   Its  15 

and  16  b  4  Field  add  5y  6^  $2008 

Lodin  M  W  to  La  Salle  B  &  L  Assn  sept 

30,  It  7  b  6,  20  38  14,  6%   if  2^00 

Lookwood  &  Strickland  Co  to  J  R  Foalke 

sepi  25,  Us  35  to  38  b  1,  9  39  14,  5y  &% 

 ...$60:0 

Merritt  F  L  to  G  S  Hnbbard  Jr  sept  27, 

It  199,  20  38  14,  6^  6^  .  ..  $1200 

Moore  L  M  to  J  B  Knight   oot  1,   Us  7  8 

8  and  pt  10  b  59,  14  38  14,  oy  6%  .$20,000 
Meyer  J  fl  D  to  F  0  Sahn  oct  4,  It  zO  b  3 

36  40  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

MoOormick  F  0  to  A  F  Teefy  sept  26,  It 

5  It  7  b  3  Bashnell  add  78m  6%  $3124 

Macal  A  to  W  Easpar  oot  1,  pt  b'd  1  and 

2,  22  39  13,  7"?  $s'MO 

Meyer  P  U  to  W  H  Tatge   oot  2,  It  9  b  4, 

Eensington  3y  7^  $2400 

Maher  M  T  to  A  L  Winters  oct  1,  It  48  s 

e  qr  26  38  14,  7^  $1900 

Mitchell  C  M  to  D  B  Lyman  oct  2,  It  16 

and  pt  15  b  3,  4  38  12,  2y  7%  $40 jO 

McDougall  B  to  L  Q  Eirkland  oot  1,  It  21 

It  4,  3  38  14,  2v  e%  $L'600 

Martin  A  E  to  v7  Heinemann  sept  27,  It 

19  b  6.  36  40  13,  5y  6%   $1000 

Moreno  R  to  H  B  Wiokeraham   oot  1,  pt 

It  5  b  15  s  s  add  3y  7%  $1000 

McEevitt  W  to  8  M  Moore  sept  18,  It  13 

It  1  b  1,  8  38  14,  7«  $1000 

Maronde  A  A  to  E  H  Fishbnru   oot  1,  It 

12  b  4,  i9  40  14,  6%..  $1680 

MoGibbon  J  O  to  G  Newell  sept  21,  pt  b 

3,  27  38  14,  6}4%,  3  deeds  $2400 

McCandles  A  W  to  O  M  Osborne  oot  1,  It 

24  b  5,  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $4U00 

Merriman  L  A  to  F  M  Bank  oot  2,  pt  Its 

15  17  and  18  It  1,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  . .  $3000 
Murphy  L  to  C  O  Gass  sept  21.  It  294 

Fowler  sab  9  38  14,  7%   $20,01.0 

Nordstrom  M  to  J  F  Jorn   oot  1,  pt  It  22 

and  all  23  b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Neliis  P  A  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  27,  Us  43 

and  10  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  7%  $210J 

Neoberger  M  to  F  Becker  Aag  2,  pt  It  51 

b  10,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Navin  M  E  to  A  Peterson  oot  1,  It  100  o 

19,  7  39  14,  5y  6%  $1600 

Nilson  L  to  H  A  Haugan  oot  2,  It  6  and 

pt  7  b  1,  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

O'Brien  J  P  to  R  Hart  sept  30,  Its  9  and 

10  n  e  qr  17  38  14,  3y  6^^%  $2000 

O'Meara  M  to  A  M  Snydaoker  oct  2,  pt  It 

1  It  2,  16  38  14,  3y  6%  $1800 

O'Brien  T  to  J  Clifford  oct  3,  pt  It  5  b  1, 

10  38  14,  3y  e%  $6.00 

C'Brien  P  to  C  J  Hambleton   oot  5,  Its  I 

and  3  b  2,  19  39  14,  2y  6%  $4000 

Oberbeck  0  &  F  E  to  M  J  Flaherty  oot  5, 

Its  41  and  42  b  2,  20  40  14,  4y  6%.  .  .$2000 
O'Day  F  C  to  A  Peterson  sept  13,  pt  It  72 

b  52,  19  3a  14.  3y  7%  $6300 

Olssn  J  to  H  B  Hnrd  sept  27,  It  48  b  4,  12 

30  13,  5y  6^  $3500 

Pahlke  E  to  G  Coombs  oot  1,  It  3  b  2,  19 

40  14,  6^  $1360 

Parker  T  Jr  to  S  W  Raweon  sept  20,  pt  It 

13  b  2  b  13  Bronson  add  3y  6%  $6400 

Petersen  F  to  G  Frantzan  oct  4,  It  5  b  9, 

Ogden  add  5y  7^  $2000 

Peale  R  8  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  sept  14,  It 

1,  Hammond  sub  10  38  14,  5y  5«.  .$40,000 
Partzet  F  to  0  H  Fleischer  oot  3,  Its  9 

and  10  b  3  b  9,  12  39  13,  3y  6%  $3500 

Preinish  8  to  F  Hoefner  oot  1,  Its  SO  and 


pt  29  It  2  b  1  ShefE  add  5y  6%  $2200 

Patrick  M  A  to  A  T  Gait  oct  4,  It  1  Cir  Ct 

Com  sub  15  39  13,  3y  6%  $40C0 

Phalon  F  E  to  8  W  Strauss  sept  7,  It  44 

b  32,  19  38  14,  3y  7%.  $2200 

Preble  G  to  L  Baird  oot  2,  pt  It  8  Rumsey 

sub  23  38  14,  5y  6^   $3000 

Qoill  D  to  8  M  Moore  oot  2,  pt  It  14  b  22, 

8  8  add      6%  $4000 

Robinson  C  E  to  F  B  Peabody  oept  28,  pt 

19  and  all  20  and  pt  21  Ij  3, 16  38  14,  5y 

6%  113000 

Renunk  J  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  27,  It  33  b 

1,  27  38  14,  5y  7%  $16.'>0 

Riley  J  W  to  C  J  Eavanagh   oct  1,   Its  7 

and  8  b  91,  5  and  6  37  15,  5y  ^14%.  .$5500 
Reid  A  L  to  T  G  &  T  Co  sept  7,  It  18  b  3, 

35  40  13,  5y  7^  $1500 

Rass  M  V  to  H  Ball  sept  24,  It  9  b  23,  31 

41  14,  6%   '.  $1500 

Riordan  U  A  &  D  G  to  ME  Greenebanm 

sept  rO.  It  47  b  16,  17  39  14,  5y  6^.. $3700 
Ropp  0  to  M  E  Greenebaam  oot  3,  Its  1 

and  2  b  7,  Ashland  ly  6^  ,  $1650 

Reid  A  L  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  1,  pt  b  9, 

2  39  13,  5y  6%   $6400 

Reinauh  J  to  F  W  Straus  oot  3,  Its  47  and 

48  b  1,  10  38  14,  3y  6^  $7(00 

Roche  A  J  <fc  A  W  et  al   to   J  P  Stevens 

sept  26,  pt  b  11  Bine  Isl,  5y  7%  $2(  00 

Roland  J  G  to  L  J  Hauseman  sept  26,  It 

1 1  b  1  b  4  Sheff  add  6y  6^  $3000 

Rooks  B  E  to  HE  Hurlbat  oot  4,  It  5  It 

26  b  1,  12  39  13,  oy  6%  $3500 

Rollo  E  V  to  W  H  Cook  sept  25,  It  5  It  1 

b  11  Rockwell  add  3y  6%  $5000 

Rosenheim  J  to  J  R  Foolke  sept  30,  It  2 

b  97,  27  39  14,  5y  656   $3000 

Reynertson  T  J  to  H  A  Haugan  oct  3,  Its 

■k  to  28  b  27,  7  39  It,  ly  6^  $2CO0 

ReiDy  E  to  M  A  O'Brien  oot  2.  Its  33  to 

35  b  4,  8  38  14,  5y  7;^  $3600 

Smart  J  to  J  Wright  oct  1,  Its  6  and  7  b 

3,  18  39  14,  2y  6^   $2000 

Synwolt  E  W  to  W  Heinemann  oct  1,  It  2 

It  4  It  2,  20  40  14,  e%   $1200 

Sanbis  B  to  R  H  Sage  sept  30,  It  13  and 

pt  14  b  1,  32  40  14,  3y  6%  $3t00 

Suaarmer  J  to  0  T  &  T  Co   sept  25,   It  5 

and  pt  14  b  8,  20  40  14.  —  $9000 

Sinclair  M  to  A  L  Benner  oot  1,  It  14  b  3, 

28  39  14,  6%  $3410 

Schmidt  F  J  to  8  Weige  oot  1,  Its  1  and 

2  b  1.  35  38  14,  6%   $1900 

Sissek  F  J  to  MB  Greenebanm   oot  7,  It 

25  and  pt  24,  19  39  14,  6y  6%  $12,000 

Storrs  D  W  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  3,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  It  16  b  24  Wolcott  and  and  o  p  5y 

5)4%  $2500 

Shapiro  H  to  J  E  Sarader  sept  30,  It  1  b 

16,  35  39  13,  6;l   $3000 

Sohmolz  M  to  W  Heinemann  oct  3,  It  5  b 

4  b  14,  Sheff  add  5/  6^  $1000 

Stanton  T  to  J  W  Dion  oot  4,  pt  Its  2  and 

3  b  5  ^,  7  39  14,  4y  6^  $2000 

Strnbe  V  &  P  to  0  F  Taylor  sept  15,  It  13 

b  19,  3  87  14,  5y  7%   |18C0 

Sporleder  S  to  M  Petrie   oct  1,  U  1  It  6  b 

19  Woloott  add  3y  7%.  $J500 

Sehnpp  P  to  H  P  Eranz   oct  2,  It  7  and  8 

Bowmanville  ly  6^   $3300 

Starges  N  N  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  1,  pt  It 

10  b  3,  22  27  and  28  42  13,  5y  7%...  .$4000 
Sigler  S  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  17,  pt  It  12 

i6  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Vosbrink  F  P  to  R  P  Brown    oot  1,   pt  It 

34  b  2,  10  38  14,6^   $4475 

Swensou  A  to  T  P  Randall  oct  2,  pt  Its  18 

and  19  b  22,  12  39  13,  3y  6«  $3000 

Smith  G  C  to  J  Stern    oot  1,  It  29  b  2,  29 

39  15,  6^  $3000 

Turner  G  D  to  R  MoMurdy  oot  4,  pt  b  1, 

32  40  13,  6y  $il,OrO 

Taufer  M  E  to  W  Loeb  oct  1,  It  33  b  2,  16 

38  It,  5y  6«  $1800 

Trainor  B  B  to  D  Winston  oot  3,  Its  40 

and  41  b  5,  30  39  14,  5y  7%  $1600 

Throve  T  W  to  W  D  Eerfoot  sept  26,  It  6 

to  10  b  2,  8  39  13,  6%   $l£OJ 

Dtley  VI  M  to  F  E  Bogbee  oct  1,  It  12  and 

13  b  n,  4  38  14,  6^   SiOOO 

Van  Dan  Berg  P  to  O  Bruhe  oct  1,  Its  24 

and  25  s  e  qr  21  37  14.  5y  7^  $8000 

Villia'-d  J  to  C  L  Hammond  oot  1,  It  25  b 

3,  15  40  13,  5y  6^   $1000 

Vaudewaller  J  to  J  Stern  eept  16,  It  3o  b 

39,  28  37  14   $1500 

Valis  F  to  V  Petrtye  oot  7,  It  4  b  B  b  11, 

20  39  14,  7%   $3800 

Vaigtle  M  to  A  Pike  oot  2,  It  46  Gross'  H 

Pk  add  7^  $1250 

Way  M  J  to  O  Peltzar  sept  25,  pt  Us  22 

and  23  b  1,  21  38  14,  5y  6%  $3800 

Weise  Q  B  to  F  W  Straaa  oot  4,  It  5  b  9, 

34  39  14,  6y  6%  $7600 


982 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  12,  1896. 


Waite  0  E  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  oot  4,  pt 

15  and  16  b  8,  21  38  U,  5y  6^  15000 

Walsh  M  I  to  0  S  Qainlan  oct  1,  It  10  b  3 

3  38  14,  5y  6%  |2500 

Watson  J  A  to  J  W  Gary  oot  5,  Its  3  and 

4  b  19  sohll  seo  add  5y  5^%   $8000 

Weins  M  to  E  G  Fortnaaa  sept  27,  Us  30 

and  31  b  2,  29  40  14,  6%  |10,500 

White  T  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  25,  pt  b  37, 

19  40  14,  6y  7%,  21  deeds  138,000 

Williams  R  S  to  N  W  Brooks  Aug  27,  pt 

b  47  Kinzie  add  ly  7%  f  11, COO 

Wanderer  T  A  to  F  O  Christeasen  sept  30 

Us  28  and  29  b  1,  13  39  13,  5y  6^...|8C03 
Worms  O  C  to  G  E  Kliae  Aag  31,  pt  lt8  7 

aud  8  b  15  Ashland  2d  add  2y  6%.  . . |2500 
Wightman  C  A  to  F  M  Elliott  oot  2,  pt  It 

4  b  62  Evnstn  fiy  6^  $3000 

Wightman  0  to  Q  S  Baker  oot  1,  Us  28 

and  29  b  :j  Lyon  G  &  W  add  Evnstn  5y 

6^    $3000 

Warner  F  R  to  A  Peterson  oot  2,  pt  b  14, 

21  40  14,  By  6^  $9000 

Zimmers  L  M  to  F  B  Pease  oct  5,  Its  28 

and  29  b  5,  12  39  13,   $18t;0 

Zilligen  J  to  T  Oehne  ool  4,  It  20  b  5,  28 

39  14,  dem  $2500 


Doelper  0  L  to  P  J  Daemioke  &  Co  sept 

27,  market  fittgs;  607  80tb  p  m  $94 

Draper  J  H  to  F  J  Deveudorf  oot  2,piano 


6m  . 


.$94 


Davis  J  A  to  J  A  Bollinger  oot  3,  horses 

tracks  eto  6m....   $605 

Dern  F  A  to  H  H  Hamilton  sept  30*  liv- 
ery 339  to  883  34th  June  1  $3580 

Dorwin  T  to  J  H  Gnnsolos  oot  3,  farn  6m 

^  •  •  $100 

Dedielson  H  O  to  0  Meader  sept  30,  fnrn 

^^•^  $70 

Deratt  E  F  to  A  Deratt  sept  28,  saloon 

flit  Calumet  3y  $300 

Dwight  L  W  to  Garden  City  B  Table  Co 
sept  28,  pool  goods  2763  Lade  ly  p  m 

„  $125 

Emp  M  B  to  M  E  Finoh  sept  27,  fnrn  6m 

„  -  $103 

Evans  A  to  J  Smetz  sept  21,  horses  eto 


15m. 


106 


American  £*tage  Pob  Co  to  0  A  Puscheck 

oot  1,  faru  pictores  eto  20d8  $88 

Austin  H  M  to  L  F  Hopkins  oot  5,  farn 

and  8  m  6140  Greenwood  3m  $92 

Banmaa  W  H  to  ME  Finoh  oot  1,  farn 

6m  $77 

Briddat  E  F  to  Nat  Lean  Co  oot  5,  fnrn 

7m  194 

Bertholf  N  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  5 

fura  aadpiano  6m  $158 

Brady  F  E  to  M  Ji  Finch  oct  7,  fura  6m 

 $103 

Baranm  0  C  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  oot  3,  horses 

eto  Cieero  7m  $233 

Berry  J  R  to  R  M  MoCreery  oot  7,  fura 

6m  $83 

Baboook  J  H  to  ME  Fiach  oot  1,  fura 

and  s  m  6m   $92 

Breeosler  G  O  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  3, 

piano  6m  

Boyd  S  A  to  F  J  Davendorf  oot  3,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $263 

Brandt  H  J  to  F  McNellis  oot  1,  farn  23m 

 $73 

Born  J  to  J  A  Wischer  sept  28,  saloon 

^i73  92d  2y  $1500 

Busk  C  H  to  F  Mahoney  oot  3,  farn  9m 

 fl50 

Brsgins  W  to  S  B  Knowlton  oot  2,  farr? 

7m   '...^3 

Barkelow  I  to  J  Chemelot  oot  2,  fnrn  7m 

 $385 

Breitr-ke  T  A  to  J  Eocles  sept  18,  fnrn 

;;29  Oak  4m   $275 

Blake  J  O  to  F  J  Dtvendorf  oot  3,  fnrn 

6m  $85 

Barker  W  F  to  A  H  Williams  oct  2,  fnrn 

6m   $78 

Bandholiz  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  oct  2, 

saloon  68  n  Desplaines  ly  $118 

Beck  E  C  to  J  Bernhard  oot  3,  farn  38 

Bryant  av  ly  H95 

Bergstrom  A  to  O  V   Hedreot   sept  4, 

horses  eto  2f  5  n  Markat  ly  $4r0 

Beier  M  to  W  F  Chandler  oot  3,  fnrn  108 

Tyson  av  ly  |100 

Cnoolioh  P  to  D  R  McNaaght  oct  4,  fnrn 

^6m   |j03 

Chantal  D  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  oot  5, 
saloon  aad  bldg  4357  Weatwomh  av  2y 

 $350 

Colebia  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  4,  fnrn 

23m  |157 

Oarhoa  G  A  to  M  Cesar  sept  30.  s  m  aad 

fara  192  Division  may  1  '.  $100 

Claaoy  M  to  C  N  Heaney  aag  23,  piano 

81  Hoffman  $100 

Co  wen  W  H  to  P  S  Cowen  oot  l/forn 

6457  Peoria  and  o  p   $1500 

Oraig  J  to  J  J  Brown  oot  2,  farn  422 

Madison  6m  $214 

Cohn  M  A  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  oot  4,  sa- 
loon 296  Clark  2y  $400 

Ohilds  T  P  to  M  E  Finch  oot  1,  fnrn  6m 

 ^73 

Cogan  E  to  0  Meader  oot  3,  fnrn  Im.  ..$70 
Clausen  R  to  J  Sexton  &  Co  oot  1,  furn 

275  Milw  av  $203 

Oorapton  R  H  to  JH  Gunsolus' sept  28, 

fnrn  1197  Monroe  9m  $90 

Crawford  I  H  to  W  A  Mayer  oot  1,  fnrn 

273  La  Salle  av  6m  $U00 

Oo=grove  J  P  to  L  Q  Smith  sept  26,  ifnrn 

^6m  |70 

Devme  J  E  10  W  P  Harris  oot  2,  saloon 
128  16th  €m   $481 


Enbanks  L  S  to  D  Raakin  oot  1,  fnrn  715 

Huron  6m  $197 

Eberhardt  0  to  G  Wagner  oot  V,  saloon 

115th  St  2y  1800 

Fogg  S  8  to  M  E  Finch  sept  20,  forn  and 

^  9  m  6m  |io3 

Forbes  F  W  to  L  G  Smith,  sept  19,  furn 

 $84 

Ditzpa  trick  J  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  4, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $103 

Farr  Q  W  to  Tuckhorn  &  Co  oot  sj  bil- 

liard  table  eto  346  Root  6m   $1971 

Firobongh  I  L  to  I  L  Firaboogh  sept  18, 

library  12000  Halstbd  2y  $1000 

Fredman  0  et  al  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  4, 

furn  6m  $136 

Fay  A  to  8  B  Knowlton  oot  3,  fnrn  7m 

„   $260 

Fish  W  R  to  M  E  Friday  oot  2,  fnrn  6m 

 ^77 

Forrest  S  M  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  ooV  3, 

farn  7m  $148 

Farrell  L  P  J  to  L  B  Shielda'oot  V,  horses 

etc  6m    $124 

FeeMtoEWyman  oot  2,  farn  54  Car- 
penter 6m  $500 

Graflf  H  B  to  W  Besley  oot  1,  saloon  161 

Adams  ly  jiooo 

Gardiner  L  to  F  McNellis  oot  3  furn  23m 

„  $70 

Grout  H  D  to  A  Ebles  sept  1,  milk  busi- 
ness 2y  $780 

Griffia  J  to  V  8  Seaver   ,  bakery  1734 

Wabash  jane  1,  '97  $1600 

Greenberg  L  to  Am  Installment  Co  sept 

31,  wagon  $— — 

Gerstel  S  to  J  U  Gnnsolas  oot  3,  farn  ly 

 $360 

Ganger  C  to  W  Mesler  oot  2,  saloon  28 

Dearborn  2y  ...  $1400 

Goarley  H  to  Nat  M  L  Co  oot  8,  furn  7m 

 $104 

Goodman  S  H  to  F  McNellis  oot  5,  furn 

23m  ,  J73 

Gorman  M  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  5,  farn  6m 

 $77 

Goetz  T  to  H  Goetz  oot  7,  horses  eto  309 

Bowen  av  2y    $1100 

Hoffman  H  G  to  Nelson  &  Krauter  oot  5, 

laundry  2!>2  65th  $500 

Henrich  W  to  Corper  Brg  Co  oct  4,  sa- 
loon 1852  Milwaukee  av  demd  $425 

Haydook  H  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  oot  5,  sa- 
loon 7514  Dobson  2y  $622 

Harris  H  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  oot  5,  sa- 
loon 345  3l8t  2y  $200 

Hansen  0  to  M  Tapper  oct  4,  shop  116  w 

Huron  13    |ioo 

Hookes  F  to  F  E  Blaokman   sept  20, 

horses  eto  218  Westn  av  ly  $75 

Harasim  v[  to  Boh  Brg  Co  oot  1,  saloon 

2601  Union  av  dem  $260 

Hannemann  0  F  to  E  Smith  sept  30,furn 

Vm  J74 

flelvie  W  R  to  E  I  Bnridge  oot  5,  ptg 

ofiBoe  79-81  5th  av  .'.$1405 

Helmers  H  to  P  Engell  oot  1  hot  houses 

eto  282  40th  ly  |i5co 

Hilton  W  H  to  E  Marphy  oot  3,  horses 

eto  683  Van  B  60dy8  $200 

Howard  W  to  F  McNellis  oot  4,  s'm  and 

farn  23m   J73 

Hruby  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  oot  3,  sa- 
loon, 33t;9  Vermont  av  23m  $2C0 

Heinz  J  to  J  A  Dahlem  oot  1,  furn  63 


Holm  A  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  oot  1, 

saloon  10737  Michigan  av  2y  $238 

Jarohow  F  to  L  Jarchow  oct  4',  live  stock 

implmts  eto  Maine  dem   $1000 

Jonnen  T  to  N  W  Brg  Co  oot  7,"  saloon 

Milwaukee  and  Irving  av  ly  $600 

Joy  W  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  oot'  7,  sa- 
loon 598  w  48th  2y  |256 

Jones  L  H  to  M  E  Finoh  oct  2,  piVno  6m 

 J77 

Johns  G  W  to  Morrison  P  &  Co  oot' 1, 

drugs  947  Harrison  2y  $660 

Johnson  O  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  3,' fnrn 

6m  $129 

Kittel  C  to  Am  Brg  Co  sept  28,  saloon 

261  Garfield  av  2y  

Keck  J  M  to  M  E  Finoh  oct  5,  furn  and 

piano  and  s  m  6m  $103 

Kissinger  M  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  5,"farn 

5m   $103 

Kilkenny  A  J  to  M  E  Finch  oot  5  fnrn . .  $77 
Kergis  H  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  ang 

14,  saloon  22d  st  2y  |2io 

Langley  F  C  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  3,  fnrn  6m 

Leathers  D  &  to  L  .G  Smith  sept  4,  fnrn 
and  piano  6m  ,  | 

Lehrberg  G  to  V  Fasig  sept  16,  fur'n'  Vo'm 

^  ••••  •  $113 

Lowry  M  (E  B  to  H  P  Mount,  piano  3337 
8  Pk  av  3m  

Lao  W  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  '60  oot  7, 
saloon  8  Chicago  2y  $300 

Liberman  L  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  sept  16. 
saloon  471  State  2y  ^iqq 

Logan  P  to  0  H  Merrick  oot  3,  fnrn  2y 
  $108 

Ludwig  P  to  N  Westn  Brg  Oo  sept  28,"  sa- 
loon 717  Claybourn  av  ly  $600 

Maxwell  W  J  to  O  A  Seaverns  oot  1, 
furn  85  5th  av  3m  $400 

McMillen  A  to  F  McNellis  oct  l."forn  *23m 


Cass  10m. 


.$127 


Haj.8on  B  to  Best  Brg  Oo  sept  25,  saloon 

181  Grand  av23m...  $762 

Heinold  C  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  oot  3,  saloon 

195  n  Ualsted  2y  $350 

Hongh  W  C  to  F  E  Blaokman,  sept*  25, 

ly  $200 

Harris  J  to  Brnnswick-B-C  Oo  sept  28. 

paloon  flttgs  213  Halsted  16m  p  m..^„ 
Henry  W  J  to  O  J  Clasen  sept  30,furn  1237 

Sheridan  av  8m  $143 


MoCnllongh  G  W  et  al  to  J  Cnllen  oct  1, 

farn  2  2uth  6m  $ioo 

MoNulty  E  to  S  Richardson  sept  28,  farn 

ly   $151 

Meyer  O  C  lo  J  W  Kennedy  oct  4,  int  in 
Peerless  Mfg  <fc  Plating  Oo  2  and  4  La 

Salle  av  dec  22  ^700 

Manly  S  to  N  S  Glove  sept  30,  furn  *242 

Illinois  6m  $100 

Mahoney  K  to   H  T   Mahoney  aag  6, 

mdse,  Ravenswood  Pk  ly  $130 

MoOauley  A  to  G  N  Gush  oot  2,  gtooery 

433  Madison  2y   $4C0 

Miller  0  J  to  A  B  Bell  sept  27,  fnrn '332 

LaSalle  23m...,  1325 

Miles  H  S  to  E  B  Jennings  sept  8,  furn 

711  70th  ly  J. 000 

MoKinney  B  to  Chicago  Paper  Co  sept 

2/,  ptg  oflSoe  etc  6m  $850 

Mette  H  to  111  Glass  Oo  oot  1,  bottling 

factory  Bnena  Vista  pi  21m  $4180 

MoOormiok  W  Z  to  J  M  Donnelley  sept 

26,  furn  etc  2i:5  LaSalle  av  78m. .  .$3124 
McDonnell  M  O  to  H  Morse   sept  28, 

piano  and  furn  6m  $108 

MnrdocK  W  H  to  F  J  Davendorf  oot  6, 

furn  and  piano  6m  $156 

Madison  G  W  to  A  H  Williams  oot  3,fnrn 

and  8  m6m  ;  $200 

Morly  F  A  to  T  B  Morly  oot  2,  furn  243 

Seminary  av  6m  $12C0 

Maher  &  Haley  to  Hofman  Brg  Oo  oot  7, 

saloon  754  w  Superior  2y  $420 

Mandelbaum  C  to  R  D  Kelly  oot  3,  furn 

2000  Grand  av  3m    $150 

Murphy  W  to  M  E  Finch  oot  5,  furn  6m 

 J77 

Montgomery  P  G  to  E  B  Ferry,  press  ly 

 $100 

Marsh  G  F  to  J  E  E  Frasher  oct  4,  furn 

and  piano  5010  Cot  G  av  2y  $750 

Neibling  B  to  Nat  Loan  Co  oot  3,farn  7m 

  •  $167 

Newton  M  G  to  Brunswick-R-C  Co  oot  5, 

billiard  goods  836  w  43d  10m  p  m. .  $300 
Nayler  E  E  to  H  Christ  oct  2,  plant  Mel- 
rose Mfg  Co  2y  $3000 

Nicolas  G  to  V  BUtz  Brg  Oo  oot  1,  sa- 
loon 2739  Evanston  av  $7600 

Nateir  S  to  F  E  Blaokman  oot  l.furn  14m 

 $136 

Olsen  H  to  T  Hicks  Troitt  sept  30,  laun- 
dry 903  Madison  11m  $350 

Otia  J  L  to  Merle  4  Heaney  Mfg  Co  oct 
3,  pool  tablo  eto  Maywood  21m  p  m 

 $234 

Olson  O  to  F  H  Frye  flept  30,  horses  tools 

eto  Palatine  2y    $225 

Pope  O  to  M  E  Finch  oot  1,  furn  6m.. $175 
Plenzke  E  A  to  F  L  Arnold  oct  3,  horses 

eto  6m  $225 

Park  R  H  to  W  Borden  oot  7,  fnrn  1843 

Michigan  av  lOds  $700 

Priewski  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  oot  3,  sa- 


loon 1039  Whipple  23m  $1100 

Pinkerton  E  A  to  Q  H  By  man  oct  7',  ec- 

gine  eto  321  Grand  av  6m  $150 

Palmer  U  H  to  A  Hersohauer  in  ay'  17 

furn  3m    $— — — 

Park  R  H  to  0  J  Shields  oot '7,  'farn  1843 

Mich  av  9d8,  $177 

Powell  N  S  to  F  J  Devendorf'  'o'ot*2,'  farn 

and  8  m  6m  

Pavey  J  to  J  B  Ryan  oot  8,  horses  etc 

2351  Cot  Q  av  6m   $300 

Peerless  Mfg  Oo  to  W  H  Hopkins  oot  4, 

plant  688  Lake  ly  ^500 

Paulson  P  C  0   to  H  Brand  Bept  25, 

horses  eto  2y   ^qq 

Qailter  M  to  W  Hazelton  oot  5,  fnrn  '6m 

Quill  J  F  to  8  Weiaberg  sept  30,  'laundry 

461  State  J70 

Race  A  8  et  al  to  FT  Race  oot  1,  horse 

etc  319  Englewood  2y  $1700 

Raiters  J  H  to  R  P  Woolford  oct  7,  furn 

45  Plymouth  pi  2y  $600 

Rusoo  W  W  to  E  Smith  oct  1,  furn  7m 

   $136 

Kobineon  T  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  oot  5, 

saloon  140  w  Huron  2y  $1900 

Randolph  G  W  to  H  Edgerton  9ept  20, 

horses  eto  37  14th  eods  $175 

Rahn  0  to  Cooke  Brg  Oo  oot  8,  sal  )on 

130  Clark  90d8  $i06 

Rnwe  0  W  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  5,'f-irn 

.$77 


6m  . 


Ryan  J  to  J  Haas  sept  30,  horse  eto  feb 

1  

Rumsie  L  D  to  M  E  Finch  oct  5,  furn 

and  s  m  6m  $103 

Renner  &  Hostler  to  L  Traots  oct  1, 

drugs  1438  Madison  2y  $14C0 

Ransom  J  0  to  R  M  McOreery  sept  25, 

furn  etc  3m  $481 

Riohter  0  to  J  Gainer  oot  4,  horse  eto 

.$119      2938  State  2y  ..$800 

Robertson  G  W  to  N  8  Glove  sept  '30, 

forn  3818  State  $75 

Shea  D  W  to  U  8  Brg  Co  oot  2,  saloon  645 

n  Rockwell  2y  J300 

Sebota  S  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  oot  2,  saloon  20 

Chapin  2y  j^qo 

Schenner  0  to  W  Sohenner  oot  2,  furn 

1:^5  n  Desplaines  2y  $400 

Sherman  E  L  et  al  to  G  Morgsn  aog  9, 

piano  7m  1250 

Sachy  J  to  F  Saohy  oot  2,  piano  and 

furn  4938  Ashland  2y  $500 

Sanderson  M  J  to  B  B  Oheeyeman  oct  3, 

piano  2y  $153 

Sandbeok  G  to  A  H  Williams  sept  30. 

furn  and  s  m  6m  . . . ,  $195 

Smcllzar  J  A  to  G  O  Chapman   oot  8, 

farn  97  Chrystal.  $70 

Sohofield  H  to  M  E  Finoh  oct  7,  fnrn  'e'm 

 J77 

Selig  8  W  to  L  G  Smiih  sept  3,  furn  "em 

 $72 

Saaer  J  G  to  P  J  Daemioke  &  Co  sept  3( , 

market  fittgs  2y  pm   $150 

Sparks  fl  W  to  L  G  Smith  sept  19,  piano 

6m  |84 

Smith  A  P  to  H  A  Draper  oct  4,  grader 

horse  etc..  $122 

Stava  F  U  to  F  McNellis  oot  5,  furn  aad 

piano  23m  $266 

Sellsohopp  H  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  oct  4, 

piano  7m  $133 

Swanson  P  to  M  0  Swanson  oot  4,  saloon 

1227  Belmont  av  18m  $676 

Stroulger  W  J  to  E  L  Sohonlger  jaly  20, 

cows  Lake  jan  3  $250 

Sohuohman  G  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  oot  2, 

saloon  413  Raome  av  2y  $5;)0 

Smith  J  J  to  T  MoQuire  oot  1,  saloon 

444  Madison  2y  $1000 

Sobere  W  R  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  oot  2, 

saloon  5314  Lake  av  2y  $500 

Smith  E  N  to  D  R  MoNaught  sept  28, 

furn  6m  $103 

Thurman  J  B  to  Card  &  Bacott  sept  30, 

furn  833  Monadnock  5m  $480 

Thomas  E  to  D  Rankin  oot  3,  fuJn  52 

Wells  6m  $135 

Tanner  J  J  to  E  A  Nelson  oot  2,  farn 

May  wood  ly  $100 

Tasker  W  S  to  M  £  Finoh  oot  7,  furn  6m 

 $268 

Taylor  R  to  H  Tuckhorn  &  Oo  oct  7,  forn 

Maywood  16m  $126 

Tufts  M  R  to  T  J  Sammons  oot  8,  jewel- 
ry stock  eto  jan  16  $200 

Villanconrt  A  to  Standard  Brewery  oot  1, 

soloon  115lh  and  Harvard  $150 

Violin  E  to  F  Brunner  oot  4,  farn  2022 

Armour  av  2y  $750 

Vcshell  W  P  to  M  E  Finch  oot  5,  furn  em 

 $156 

Warnoing  0  to  J  E  Schwartz  oct  2,  furn 
49  Center  eOds  $100 


October  12,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


983 


Welch  D  J  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  2,  farn  and 

piano  6in  $16 

Walter  P  to  R  Foller  sept  27,  piano  and 

tarn  37  Lane  pi  21m  |210 

Werner  O  to  V  Hjorknian  Jaly  30,  traoks 

horses  etc  575  63d  ly  $200 

Wright  J  to  E  Smith  ooi  4,  fnrn  7m  ....  $70 
Wright  L  E  to  N  Schmidt,  harses  etc  1560 

Lincoln  av  ly  $500 

Weldon  J  A  to  P  Krzikowskeo  ang  31, 

wagons  etc  761  Washington  9m  $135 

Waas  F  H  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  oot  3,  saloon 

387  Milw  av  2y  $400 

Wilke  F  to  Best  Brg  Oo  sept  26,  saloon 

1944  Milw  av  23m  ,  $500 

West  0  H  to  A  W  and  AW  Allen  eept  4, 

boots  etc  6m  $150 

Wilson  J  J  to  M  B  Krappa  oot  3,  forn 

1330  Mich  av  30d8  |4C0 

Wilson  J  to  0  B  Taylor  oot  1,  farn  6m 

 $75 

Yankowich  S  to  M  Given  oct  5,  market 

Lemont  4m  $400 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Bramhall  A  to  F  McUahon  oct  2,  saloon  293  Olark 

 $200 

Bagley  A  G  to  A  T  Bagley  eept  26,  machy  etc,  10 

Springer  bldg  $!0CO 

Lepper  N  S  to  N  8  Leppers  Oo  oct  2,  horses,  ecaf. 

fo'ding,  Jsdders  etc,  aod  fnrn  84  La'J'alle  t50( 

Mattis  J  H  to  H  J  BaneeD  ^ept  26.  md<>e  3i5  aistll200 
Haceen  H  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  oct  2,   ealoou  345 

3]gt  t2C0 

BIcck  0  to  B  0  Strehl  oct  2,  furn  131  22nd  $.'37 

Lund  0  8  to  J  H  Oo«!er  oct  ),  mdse  699  n  We?tern 

av  $  

Oooley  J  H  to  P  J  Krnger  oot  3,  mdse  699  n  West- 
ern a  v  $800 

Ozello  J  to  J  Boyer  jnly  29,  saloon  66  We!U....  $2000 
Pellessier  L  to  L  Boyer  oct  2,  saloon  66  Wells. .$10C0 
Barrett  F  to  W  M  Carlin  ,  farn  1215  Wabash 

 I6C0 

Ganger  D  to  A  Benckwitz  jnly  22,  tarn  118  Larra 

bee  11 

Bieibanm  T  to  N  Eropp  sept  26,  1912  n  Ashland  bt 

   $360 

Rabmovich  J  to  Q  Bagklnd  oct  2,  mdse  E45  Helsted 

 $500 

Wilser  A  to  J  0  Pfan  sept  14,  furn  $3C0 

Htorm  A  L  to  D  W  Storrs  oct  4,  shop  $200 

Os  ergren  E  to  H  P  Gebhardt  fept  30,  horse  23 

and  27  Center  st    J700 

Lomon  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  sept  12,  bldgs  Its  18  to 

20  b  10  Borneide  IIOCO 

OasBidy  J  to  M  E  Ca's'dy  sept  29,  grceery  4903  Oal 

umet  1700 

Eirle  B  0  to  O  Nanckhoff  sept  2B,  fnrn  1416  Wabash 

 $175 

Basma^een  0  to  M  Ptetz  sept  28,  fnrn  205  Lincoln 

av  $200 

Shepherd  H  L  to  W  B  Freedman  sept  28,  grocery 


 »20(1 

MannpiDnen  0  to  A  Mcijiregor  sept  27,  drngs  etc, 

165B  Garfleld  av  $2!  5 

Green  8  to  H  J  Franks  eept  21,  piano  $1(0 

Landa  A  to  8  Kichardson  sept  28,  fnrn  362  w  13th 

 $11  9 

Vendara  A  to  R  Vendnra  oct  5,  grocery  195  Wing  st 

 11  0 

Sturtevaut  0  A  to  J  Vojacek  sept  27,  grocery  612 

Lincoln  st  tl  iCO 

Schlesinger  P  to  8  Yankowich  oct  6,  market,  Le 

mont  $1560 

Roseland  M  0  tj  P   Swanson  oct  2,  saloon  1227 

Belmont  av  $85li 

Oontore  J  to  R  J  Contore  sept  15,  2  saloons,  horses 

crops  and  blSg  etc,  Palos  

Diy  R  W  &  Co  to  H  Soldinger  fept  30,  bldg,  706  w 

2(lth  $370 

R/deu  F  to  W  Broberg  oct  3,  saloon  7a  Chi  av. .  .1400 
Papagfcorge  A  to  D  A  Swironos  ang  16,   fnrn  4188 

Cottflge  Grove  av  $475 

Maoaulcy  A  O  to  A  Normite  cct  7,  tarn  433  Madl 

eon  $600 

Kobelis  a  D  to  P  Oronie  cct  7,  2202  Cottege  G  avHOO 
Olark  I  J  to  A  Abbott  oct  3,  restaurant  1726  Mich 

av  136(10 

McGrath  W  to  J  McGrath  oct  B,  fnrn  448  Randolph 

 $  

Ihde  W  to  J  Ihde  sept  16,  saloon  11  Superior  $600 


JUIXiillllSNTS. 


J  W  DeWitt,  use  of  James  Huft,  v  Marion  Blane, 
12,250. 

Florence,  et  al,  trustees,  v  Nelson  M  Basse't,  $706. 
Lewis  W  Lowfhe  v  Bellaire  Stamping  Co,  $5(0 
Henry  Meiselbar.   administrator  estate  of  Joseph 

Krieger,  deceased,  v  Chicago  and  Grand  Trunk 

Railway  Oo,  t750. 
JsFse  B  Alton  v  John  D  and  Cecelia  M  Hallock,  $542. 
Merchants'  National   Bank  of  (  bicago  v  David  N 

Holcomb,  $2,060  a  $1,660. 


S  A  Boech  V  James  H  Johnson,  12,840. 
8  S  Parks,  trn^tee,  v  James  H  Johnson  Oo.  $3,131.11 
Allen  B  Rlsley  v  James  H  Johnson  Oo,  $1,201.13. 
People's  Lumber  Oo  y  Paul  J  Daemicke  Co,  $1,164.48 
Morris  Roche  v  Phillipt.on  Decorating  Oo,  $2,000. 
The  Oolumhiau  Whaleback  Steamsh'p  Oo,  Oharles 

W  Elphloke,  Arlhur  Orr,  William  L  Brown  and 

John  Kramer  v  World's  Fair  Steamship  Oo,  $2,6(lii 
Josephine  Richards  v  Viola  P  Beekman,  $2,275.83. 
E  Garnett,  administrator  estate  of  Drnsella  Preston, 

v  Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railway,  12,000. 
Merle  A  Beany  Manufacturing  Oo  v  Timothy  Hogao, 

$661.04. 

National  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  W  L  Bewitt,  $1,193.86, 
S  8  Parks,  trustee,  v  James  H  Johnson  Oo,  $2,622.44 
G  P  Jones  v  Edward  Koch,  $13,933.87. 
Fraser  &  Chalmers  v  Leeds  Manufacturing  Oo, 
$6,709.82. 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  v  National  Bank  of  Amer 
ica,  $1,116.66. 

J  A  Manning  v  Norwich  Insulated  Wire  Co,  $2,549.26 

0  W  Manwarring  v  0  E  and  W  H  Potter  and  A  0  Ho- 
ven,  $393.75. 

Ford  &  Lucken  v  H  B  Sinington,  $598. 

Gnstav  Schullz  v  John  and  Marie  Schaefer,  $500. 

William  Schultz  v  John  and  Marie  Schaefer  $50(i. 

Northwestern  Brewing  Co  v  A  Zacharias,  $1,444. 

Abe  Block  v  E  K  Grant,  $1,783.60. 

Lndwig  Zeisler  v  Edward  Hausmann,  $1,367.73. 

B  H  Robinson  y  D  P  Hubbard,  $606. 

Nils  O  Sanrin  v  Peter  Johnson,  Mrs  M  B  and  A  B 
Graham,  $712,24. 

Andrew  E  Wren  v  L  8  and  M  S  By,  $3,500. 

0  P  Kimball  4  Co  v  Butler  Lowry,  $1,078  63. 

Osbnrn  Electric  Sapply  Oo  v  John  L  Rhoades,  $625 

Chi-istopher  Rhode  v  Amelia  Smith,  $367.60. 

Iron  Clad  Dryer  Oo  v  Union  Brick  Oo,  $540.28. 

Minnie  E  Whee'cck  v  E  D  Wheslock,  $1,828.80. 

H  A  Thnrber  V  Eleanor  Gullard,  $504.40. 

American  Brewing  Co  v  John  Jarett,  $8,944. 

Heath  &  Mllligan  MaLufrcturing  Oo  v  Ooneolidated 
Copying  Uo,  $639.71. 

F  B  Marshall  v  0  and  E  T,  and  E  and  0  and  W  I  rail- 
ways, $1,376. 

H  A  Foster,  administrator  estate  of  J  Fries,  v  Chica- 
go and  Urand  Trunk  and  Chicago  and  Western  In- 
diana Railway  companies,  $2,000 

Julius  Hogg  V  Emil  Fillmar,,  $1,100. 

F  J  Dewes  Brewiog  Oo  v  Anton  Gruszvufki,  $621.65. 

United  States  Brewing  Co  v  Fred  Gilow,  $1,568.85, 

W  T  Wood  &  Co  V  A  Lucas  Hunt  et  al,  $1,540.32. 

A  R  Hunt  V  A  Lu^as  Hunt,  et  al,  $3,875.90. 

Whitney  Glass  Works  v  J  H  Johnson  Co,  $583.56. 

American  Brewing  Co  v  J  T  Jameson,  $627.94. 


APPL.IC  VriOlV  FOR  BUIL.I>I!V<i} 


Canal  st  8  3208,  G  L  Gage,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  front  adJitiou  and  one  brick  additional  story 
$2,300. 

Calumet  av  3611  19  and  3sin-18,  O  W  Lasher,   ten  2 

story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $20,000. 
Wentworth  av  1632,  Aichieon,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe 
Ry  Co,  1  story  and  basement  brick  freight  house, 
$4,000. 

One  Hundred  and  Third  st  1763-66,  Dr  A  M  Morgan, 

2  story  frame  residence,  $2,500. 
Greenwood  av  6444,  E  W  Vogt,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $4,(00. 
Hermitage  366,  George  Tyson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 
St  Louis  av  939,  William  J  Wolf,  2  siory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,(  00. 
8t  Lonis  av  821,  Mr  Sinott,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Fairfield  av  92-94,  D  D  Healey,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $10,000. 
Law  av  1(J2.104,  Mrs  Sarah  Pirie,  6  story  and  base- 
ment brick  warehoQS?,  $15,000. 
Fremont  st  1222-24,  I  O  Saxe,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Wilton  ev  1222-24,  Same,  two  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,(  00. 
Shetfield  av  1222-24,  Same,  two  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,(00. 
Oak  st  144,  F  Wetterberg,  (hree  brick  additional  sto- 
ies,  $3,500. 

Sou  hport  av  1124,  Henry  Goebel,  2  etory  frame  flats 
$2,(  00. 

Mngnolia  av  2545,  J  A  Bryan,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $4,5C0. 

Arlington  pi  14  16  and  18,  F  L  Chapman,  three  2  etory 
and  basement  brick  residences,  $8,000. 

North  Forty-third  av  2313,  E  M  Wickersham,  2  story  I  Winlhrop  av  1274-76,  Same,  2  etory  frame  residence, 
frame  residetce,  $4,000. 

Washtenaw  av  9i9,  L  Krugka,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  fl^ts,  $6,000. 

Pierce  av  96,  Sarah  Lamoreux,  2  story    and  base- 


OolvlD  Jr,  eeventeen  2  etory  and  basement  brick 

residences,  $70,000. 
Sixty  third  st  922-2f,  Anna  J  Linn,  two  3-story  and 
.  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $12,000. 
Green  st  6027-29,  W  H  Eppley,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $10,000. 
Butler  at  2906,  J  Bennett,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,500. 
Ralsted  et  S  6738,  J  E  Kullerstrand,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Forty  flfth  et  662  666,  E  A  Boydell,  thr,  e  2  etory  and 

baseme  t  brick  residences,  $16,0u0. 
Jackson  blvd  2034,  F  A  Allen,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,600. 
Flournoy  et  720,  T  Jubb,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $3,000. 

Twenty-second  et  767,  D  McGann,  one  brick  addi- 
tional story,  $3,000. 

Ashland  av  61  to  63,  Mrs  8  A  Jewell,  2  story  and 
basement  brlok  warehonee,  $3,600. 

Sheridan  road,  2179,  W  S  Warren,  2  etory  frame 
dwelling,  $5,000. 

Rldgeway  av  664,  Samuel  Hughes,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,000- 

Bidgeway  av  674,  Saae,  2  etory  and  basement  trick 
flate,  $3,0C0. 

Hoyne  av  N  1009,    KoBonvanag,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flate,  $3,600. 
Zlon  pi  24,  J,  mee  Zimmer,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $4,50}. 
Adams  st  2187-79  91,  S  T  Gunderaon,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  fldte,  $9,000. 
Twenty-third  et  1465-67,  Joseph  Kub,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $14,01  0. 
Thirty-eighth  st  3165 -17,  A  Morer,  two  3  etory  and 

basement  brick  stores  t.nd  flats,  $6,000, 
Robey  st  8  5D18,  John  Shietek,  2  etory  frame  flate, 

$2,000. 

Prairie  av  5842,  J  P  Thilgee,  three  etory  and  baae 
ment  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Lowe  av  2715,  Mary  Babbitt,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Ninety-peoond  pi  733-39-43,  0  0  Stratton,  three  1 
story  frame  cottages,  $3,0U0. 

Forty-third  st  180  to  186,  and  4301  to  4308  Drexel 
blvd.  Day,  Maeasse,  RuS  &  Ppicer,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $6,()C0. 

Wabash  av  42(  7-9,  and  722  to  734  Forty-second  et 
Steinmeiz  &  Oo,  eight  4  story  and  basement  brick 
apartment  buildings,  $65,C0O. 

Dnion«aT  11960,  J  H  Kiley,  one  brick  additional  story. 
$2,000. 

Forty-second  et  638  to  616,  J  R  Taylor,  five  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flate,  $15,000' 
Leland  st  217,  0  E  OharchlU,  two  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  reeidetcee,  $6,000. 
Roscoe  st  42  to  46,  German  Lutheran  Church,  1  story 

frame  church,  $2,4(0. 
School  et  901,  Fred  Beodel,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment briok  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 
Barry  av  1640,  R  G  Schmid,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flate,  $6,000. 
Paulina  st  6409,  O  W  Anderson  and  E  Sjogren,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $2,200. 
Euclid  av  7419,  Mary  A  Claflin,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $3,000. 
Olark  st  3196-98,  H  J  Peet,  two  2  etcry  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flate,  $7,000. 
Ashland  av  N  4106-8,  E  R  Walsh,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $3,000. 
Mather  st  89  91,  American  Cutlery  Oo,   brick  addi- 
tional story,  $2,000. 
Paulina  st  431,  Joe  Lobrick,  three  ssory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $1,000. 
Drexel  av  6442-44,  W  K  Gore,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  re«idences,  $10,000. 
Winona  st  1023,  D  J  Grimm,  2  story  frame  residence, 
$2,500. 

Lawndale  av  1237,  O  A  Ruggles  &  Son,   2  etory  and 

basement  orick  residence,  $3,000. 
Newberry  av  146,  H  Morris,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  shop  in  rear,  $4,600. 
St  Lawrence  av  4535-36,  Lewis  Matthews,  two  3  story 

and  basement  brick  apartment  bnildinge,  J11,0  0. 
State  st  2901-3,  James  Hollaru,  one  brick  flat  addi- 
tional etory,  $2,000. 
Indiana  av  5939,  A  E  Swenson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,000. 
May  et  S  6946,  John  A  Peterson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,800. 
Lakewood  av  2429,  J  L  Cochrane,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $2,600. 
Lakewood  av  2465,  Same,  2  story  frame  residence, 
$2,500. 

Lakewood  av  257.1,  2  story  frame  residence,  tJ,500. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )A.GrSNTS.(  


ment  brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Monticello  av  720-30,  Allan  L  Reid,  three  1  story  and 

basement  brick  cottages,  $8,000. 
Circle  av  E,  Louie  F  Childe,  2  etory  frame  residence?, 

$3,001'. 

Woodlawn  av  6601-29,  and  444  46  Sixty- flfth  st,  W  H 


story  frame  retidence. 


$3,000. 

Lakewood  av  2562,  Same,  2 
$3,000. 

Buena  Park  terrace  31-33,  Garner  Brothers,  two  2 

etory  and  basement  brick  residences,  $15,000. 
Edgecomb  court  1418  20,  Same,  two  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brlok  reeidences,  $18,000. 

Hoyne  av  N  1190,  A  D  O'Neil,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,600. 


ANDERSON,  QDstaviis,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 

BA IRD  &  WARNER,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  ft. 

BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  Bt. 

BARNEY  BBUO    o..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 

BOH  WORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 

BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrgt  Bt. 

CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 

OUMMINGS  E.  A,.  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Wsf-hington  sts, 

OELAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Hnmboldt  Park 

procerty  a  specialty. 
DBE7ER  E.  S.  &  Co.,       Dearborn  st. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  b  OO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
*'RI0KE,  0.  C,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
OETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
QOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
iORDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
(JROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  O.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  Bt. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  gt 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-et.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Waehlngton  et. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  Bt. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  St. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  AsBOcialion  Bldg.,  153  ana  156 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  st, 

aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
VIEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  8t. 
VIULLIKEN,  0.  fl..  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  Bt. 
NOR  I  ON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  &  00.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  C'o.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  Q  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
90HUMACBEB  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  B  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  et. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  Bt. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpi 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Str* 
ZUXTERMEISTER,  H.  0..  h  Co.,  818  8.  HaiBted 

BAII!KKBi«l. 

DBEYER  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
(JREENKBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn'strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
eEABODY,  HOOaHTELING  A  Co.,  164Dearborn 
WASMANSDORF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpb. 


Abitracts  of  Title. 

SADDOOE  VALLETTE  &  BIOKOORDS,  107  Dear- 
born et. 

HANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Wasnington  st 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  &  CO.,  85  WaBblngtoti  st, 
BKCOBDEB'S  ABSTRACT  DEPT..  Oonnty  Court 
Hnni*. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


October  12. 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

1  I  &  CO.  I  — 

PAY  SPEC  I  At.  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  POE  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 


DBOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  vtill  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVI 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  public;  also 
onteide  points  where 
we  have  no  custom- 
ers. Good  Water 
Closets  from  |10  up. 
Call  and  see  our  ex- 

TKOS.  KEELY  &  Bros 

Manufacturers  of 

Plumblna  Goods, 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Near  5th  av.,  OHICAQO. 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.    W.  OHBISTIAN, 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  L,a  Selle    and   Madison  Hts. 
Telep^lone  Main  564,  CHICAGO 


t'Vl>^Siiililiiiiiiiiii!]ii!iiii:'' 


Builders'  a^d  (Jei^eral  jiardware, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  o\xc   STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tJie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^Iven: 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


CHIO^CS-O. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A  tlas  Fire  Assurance  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liAtSAIiEiE  8TKEET, 

CHICAGO  iiiiiinroiis. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  I353i 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  narquette  Bide,       W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  (Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws_«-i«j« 

Desks  Best  in  the  Worlci. 

Nothing  about  f*UC  A  P  Except  theii 
them       UntHr  p,,<.g 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Snpp  irts  Back  where  needud. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Cc^'chicago.'"'- 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole  &  Son, 

Room  10.221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

OHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J,  Cosgrove  &  Coi 

i  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&.. 
CHICAGO.  ^- 

large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4| 

per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATE  NT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

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ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,      WA(!tHlj«(iTOlv  l>.  € 


C.  FUOOD. 


 Telephone  No  9  . 


OHAS.  F.  TAYLOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Rail  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9;«04  COlIJIEKCJAIi  AVEXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Exammers  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Tltlei^  JKnrnished. 


Chicago. 


B,  E.  BBOWNELL,  H.  H .  QBOSB, 

Preet.  Vice-Prest. 


GEO.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  O? 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Cliicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 


SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILDIMO, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  you  note  tl  e  following  Prices  on 

KEAL   ESTATE  SIGNS: 


L"t9  of  5.  depend-  Lote  of  10,  depend-  Lota 

iag  on  amount  of      ing  on  amount  of  of 

S  Z9  ma  ter.  matter.  21 

2x:^  ft.     60c  to     75c  50c  to    60c,  35c 
3x4  ft. 
4x6  ft. 


Lots 
of 

an 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 
of 

ino 
30c 
63c 
$1.38 


90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 
$1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  11,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showiner  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  )2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  42. 


CHICAGO,  OCTOBER  19,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIUDINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

yv.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    Gt.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  Jstate,  ]]pan 

and  pinandal  Agents. 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-ReBidents. 

WILLYS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           GEOBQE  L .  WABNE£. 
OonsaltlDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeeding  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

SI 

IVIONEY  TO  LOAN 

""   ^  ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD   &  COE,  -Wa-siiirLgton. street. 

OILBEBT  M.  WEEKS.                                                         D.  OOLBEBT . 
Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

Mortgage  Loans  &RealEstate 

109  Randolph  Street, 

PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Reah  Estate :  and 'Rentinsf. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

■3<4'15*MlLWAUKEE*AVENUE,te' 

Telephone  West  692,  CHICAGO 

J,H.    i?5  Dearborn  Street. 
1        I         &  CO. 

A.  0.  BLAUGHTEE,                                                           WM.  V.  BASEB. 

A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1          La,  Sail©  Street- 
Members  n.  v.  sti^ok  Exchange.  Members  Ohioag  i  Stock  Exchange 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  bonght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEPHOWE  1416. 

WASMANSDOEFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Bros.  145  and  147  Randolph  ^t., 
CHlCAdiO, 

The  IHTestment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltlps  a  Specialty.  First 
M.ort.aKes  on  Beal  Ga<^ate  always  on  band. 

RB4L  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOL^. 

704  Schiller  Building. 

SpeclBl  attention  given  to                                      l  r^j:3»  CTr\ 
Taxes  and  Assessments.                            ViJ. ^ '  • 

H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.—— 

"     EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/llDrI;|agB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

13Z  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  250,  OHIOAGO. 

H.  0.  ZUTTEBMEISTBB.    0.  H.  PU50HE0K.     0.  H.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTEftMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE,  — 

L0A1SLS*^S*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.                                     TELEPHONE  CANAL  2f. 

Lane  Parl<  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.                                             CtjiCagfO,  111. 

REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSiON 

— TO — 

WEST  PULLIVIAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.   Gall  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasningftori  Street. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

03   and   04  Wastjirigfton  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Heal  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 

C.  FLOOD.              ....Telephone  No  9....         0HA8.  F.  TAYLOB. 

FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

»204  COMMERCf  A£i  AVE:1VUB', 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  OHIOAGO 

Harlem  Avenus  and                  1304  Cwirgs  Build  ing 
Madison  Street.                      215  Searbcrn  street. 

986 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19, 1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

-A-or©  .  Trsiots  ■  P-aroliaseci 

Or  Subdivicled  and  Macaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TfilifPHONK  19HH. 

Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

m\Jrf  1  LJ/AVj  C.       Brancli  Office, 
BANKERS.           a»OB.  55  street. 

94  La  Salle  Street,  WB^ingt°on,  ohioago. 

Greenebaum  Sons, 

BANKERS.  ^ 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Real  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Bubi ness  Transacted. 

P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,    B3  AND    65     METRO  fOLIT  AN  BL.OCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets ; 
CHICAGO. 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

Francis  B.  Peabody.                   Jas.  L.  Houghteling 

Stairs                   Cabinet  Work  (jrrilles 

S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERb  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-I30  NORTH  UMON  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  are.  and  Eirzie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  Ctjicag'O. 

Site 

BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 

ri.  J.  PURSER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

=  Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 

:  Company. 

>  I 
11 

»||  Vaults 
]|j  13  Randolph  St . 

-j|  CHirA«0. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5. CO  to  tSd.Uu  per  snnnm 

W.  S.  PE1TJDF0OT.                        MEMBEB  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  BOABD  . 
GEO.  J   BTAN.                                           TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 

PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Rp?)l  E<st^tp  Rpntinn  ^  1  nanc 

84-86  Washins:ton  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

1  lit  1 

"  i 

INSURE  YOUR 

HOME 

 IN  ThE  

TRIED"  ^  ^'^^M^^ 

Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 

Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska     Must  have  some  timber 
acd  be  capable  of  irrigation.     State  whether 
there  is  building  stune  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.   Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.   State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcums-l,  Chicago. 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•Sj  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
•3^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

F.  A.  BABNEs,             Telephone  1931.             s.  m.  pabish, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

Mech^iDics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

—  Contractors  and  Material 

—  IVIen  counseling   with  this 

—  office  are  offered  unequaled 

—  opportunities  for  protection 

—  against  loss.    All  required 

—  information  given  at  office. 

—  Please  call. 

Meclianics'  Lien  Association. 

HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

1  105  NORTH  ANEKUE 

e/feoAona  838  Wes  (                                                 1 C  glgf  O 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  JtlaHonfc  Temple. 

LinsGOtt's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLESF.LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  £xc1ianee  Building;,          .  CIil«aso 

Pprner  Waahington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 

 THE  

National  Bank  of  Illinois 

115  Dearborn  St. 

Geo  Sohneideb,  President. 
Walter  L.  Pegk,  Vica  President. 

vvm  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President,               /^TTTO  A  /~\ 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier.  \,fXXi.\^Jx\jr\J. 

Henbt  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
BsmstB,  KXNT.  2d  Asst.  Cashier, 

WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Onrrent  Bates; 

120  USAIiLE  STI?E£iT' 

A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WlDE>AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTEU)  T» 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 
BUILDING 

ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^sl:ate|Btiildii7(5  Jourpal 



/i\N-^—  

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor.  CMICACO. 


Showing  In  Advance  1 
Building  and  Real  estatf.  I 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  | 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

Administrators-  Sales  ' 

BILLS  OF  SALE  { 

MASTER'S  SALE3  I 

FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 


VoL  XXXVII.— No.  42 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  OCTOBER  19,  1895. 


85.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

branch  office. 

Ravenswood. 


Ctiicagfo 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St.. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Boney  LDanBd  Wittiout  CammissiDn 

■3J  On  improved  city  property  and 
■M  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  AAortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SXJR-A.nsrOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


Telephone  MaIn  2195. 

Security 
Zxtlc  anb  XLvmt 
Company, 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallelte  A:  Rickcords, 

107  to  115  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -       -       .       .  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  200iooo 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Administrator,  Execu- 
tor, Guardian,  etc.,  and  Trustee  for  Estates.  In- 
dividuals, Syndicates  and  Corporations. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

HBA.JL  BSTJlTBiS; LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (o. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and    Is^eal  Estate, 

I08  OEiVRBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.   409411  EOOKERY  BLDG. 


JOHN  DOLKSE. 


H.  SHEPAEb 


ESTASLISHED  1868. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  PaUllc.  Telepbn 


Dotese  &  Shepard, 

pavingTcontractors, 

"  c 

MANCFAOTUBBB8  AND  DKALJBBS  ID 

Crushad  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Iluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      .  OHIOAQCi 

SECOND  FliOOB  TEUIONIO  BOILDINQ. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  E1PBES8  246. 

Partlcalar  attention  paM  to  Macadam  Roads,  Drivea,  Boalb- 
Tarda  and  Boada  in  new  Sabdivislons. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  EST/ITE,  lN2UEpCE,  LOpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorrespondence  Solicited 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deaitorn  St. 

"^SLVii^i®  a*^**  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 

on  «->p'oved  City  Properiy.  Intereis  orSor- 
ReMaentsAttendcsd  to.  =>  «■  "wr 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNG 

Real  Estate  &  Financial  Agent. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
estates  and  interests  of  non-residents. 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

aaroinT^hUbart, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAOO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  llain  3733. 


Hnmbaldt  Park  Property  a  Epeoialty. 

M.  D,  DEAN, 

REAL  SSTATE, 

Ecom  41  Merchants  Bldg., 

BRiNOH  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  WaehlnRton  an 

8.  E.  Oor.  California  &  North  Ave.  LaSalle  8t8., 

Opp.  Ent.  to  Hamboldt  Park.  \  hj^^,  ^ 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.   Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

"jESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


988 


TtllJ  R^Ah  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  l9,  1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  owners 

BEVI8ED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK — ALL  LETTEBS  MUST  BE 
MABKBD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NTJMBBB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8ED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQtNl'S 
ADDBESS  IS  OITEN. 


200 


RE^L  ESTATE  FOR  BALE. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,   No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    RU  «  6,500 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  lU. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8  .|7,500  and  f  8,000 

Oalumet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Oalumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  flrst- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  weat  14  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ^  of  the  northwest  34  of  south- 
east X  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
•would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000,  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  ^nd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  tor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  ti,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22J^sl00.  R  11  .$23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  et,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombraoce  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory ,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  J 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  1(10x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
Bldg  $  600 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hay  den, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av    $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000.  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  6.ell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

t  if.ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Dre  tel, 
n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

•""orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Do  lOOxlOO,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4     

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot 

P  4   $ 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  14(1x10(1,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 
foot.    P4  $ 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $ 

"Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $ 

Gran  i  blvd,  near  45th  ^t,  15-room  stone  bouse .  B  16 .  $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 
residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 
ft,  price  per  foot.  W8  

Groveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V  6  

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 
buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Faohos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

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south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-siory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma-  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
IS  foot  alley .     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Ingleside  av,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Larg*>  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  16. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60tb  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 

Main  st,near  3lBt.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15...$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  Slst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  ]0  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

Oglesby  av,  near  Midway,  Jackson  Park,  one  flat 
building  Nos  6117  and  6119;  elevated,  111  C  R  R, 
also  street  oar  lines;  8  flats  of  8  and  9  rooms 
each;  rent  for  $4,500.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $45,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  a  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  Bialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
ets,  5  acres,    ^ant  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  126,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yardi^,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R   1  $20,000 

Seventy  ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,800 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40V^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,l(  0.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $l,40'i.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  62  of 


F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 


range  14  east  of  3d  P  M 
745  W  Like  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  tbree  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 
L  12  1  4,600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  It  s  of  43d  ftt,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighv.ing,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincentjes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood,  . 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  Der  front  foot. 

S  13  ,$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n-ar  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25tb  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11. .$25,000 
Wentworth  av-  near  b4th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  |  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av.  60  ft.    W  8....$  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  8,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-Btory  frame,  rental 

$676.     W  8  ,.$  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  o7}4  f^et  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limite,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  et,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  oash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only .  Z  33  $  12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  p-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  onoe  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8    ......$  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corne<;  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33    ....  ...  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8   $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Inoumbranoe 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6^.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and  . 
Building  Journal.  ..  ,  ' 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Clev'o^nd  "Btj,  Itt,' 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vaaant, 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

S3,r00  equity.    A  14  $  5,5C0 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrovs  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,3f0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  et,  48  ft,  price  per 

f'Ot.    W8  I  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  |720.     W8  $5,600 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  z  houses  8  rooms  |4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  Bast  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
^alle  8t. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68>g  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  su£5cient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloid  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  |  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8 ....  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  i-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x126  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blqcks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  6th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,760.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.  X  14,$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 

Adams  st,  near  Oarfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.sidence,  worth  $lo,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
"W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Paris  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Bine  Island  av,  No.  815,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  j  3  000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $'66  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av . , . ,  .....$  3,300 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


California  av  8,  No  16.  lot  26%  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
<a;,a  «f  «f  S  34  6-lOxlf  0  )  S  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3.10x100  \  \  .35x128  [ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br-'fl.  C  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  comers  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  973/2  ^  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  <E  Fyman's  sub,  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  3^  of  the  northwest  and  the  west  3i>  of 
the  northeast  ^  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
yon  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  O  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  }4 
of  the  northeast  }^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Folton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  be;t  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal  $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  26x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal  $  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  600 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  3  Cosgrove  &  Oo,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Hull's  S0b,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  ^  of  section  26.  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  SCO 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3-story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  iiedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian,     f  A  Rahkopf, 


REAL  EaTATE  FOR  SALE. 


741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-Btory  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    Rll...  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  n  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }4  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn, 

east  front.    8  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  Bq.  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$i0,O0O 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W  8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  }4  of  north- 
east of  northwest  ^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll.....  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.   $3,3f  0. 
Alio  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east      of  the 
southwest  3^  of  seotian  15  townehip  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  ,33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  new  (  antre  nv,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  Jfc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  inoumbranoe.  Will  tekft 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  at  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11 . 
River  Forest,  W  fl  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  }^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39,  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  i;5.500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tnohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acre?.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  U  $  6,250 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  96x125 .    W  8 ....  $  2,100 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  St,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  frontiog  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  nnake  fronn  |75  to  |100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3.1 

Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  basiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
WalcDt  f-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  S  story  frame  flats  and  one2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,C00.  Doty  Bros  &  Co.  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  I4-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  rest  enoe 
netir  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.  $  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  AFhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  pnrposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W  8. .  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ct,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat'  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  s 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0''0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida.  — 5(J,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraore.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


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Room  309  $ 

Illinois. — Rook  Ii<land,    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  }^  of  the  southeast  ^  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  746 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  of  the  southwest 
3^  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
746  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianota  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Rossell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  ^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woociward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MISCEIiLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Bailding  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4,400 

Uearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 

stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  renttd;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  con- 
taiciijg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
o'^^t  cash.    V  11. 
Halsted  st,  near  l^th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at         Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

5eventy-sfiventh  st,  160  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
6  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Bailding, 
San  Franoisco,  Cal 
Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
utone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 


City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  baildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
a«e  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,(00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  .Ncrth 


Shore  vacant.    O  12. 


$28,000 


Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373-^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Ldkens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  60x160;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 207  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  pricb 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  s>t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,600 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    F,  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  Lid  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia — 650-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olosr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Gi.obe  Reaij 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  weU  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  bouse  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Rassell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Bailding. 
Kansas— 2, 360-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barp  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  othur  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  6ash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance—  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

E  11  1  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  lo 


October  19,  189£. 


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991 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  honse  and  lot 

50  X  150,  olear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  15.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popn- 
lation,  clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  O  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Sonthern 
Michigan  86  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addree-s  X  40. 

Double  b?ick  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of 
goods     X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  %  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  6  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Linden  Park — L  road,  5-oent;  double  flat  house;  all 
modern,  completed;  3  blocks  from  depot; 
lower  floor  6  rooms,  upper  flat  7  rooms;  $20  per 
flat.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg,  branch 
office  Linden  Park.    Open  Sunday. 

Two  luice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  68  N  Clinton  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
toad,  nature  of  poll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOHABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


CICA^  STORE  FOVi  SALE. 

For  sale  at  a  sacrifice  a  very  desirable  cigar  store  in 
business  center,  leading  office  building;  cost  $£00 
make  offer.    F.  14. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  S200  Put  in  Jud&ment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


EDWINS  SHELDON. 
WM.  OODEN  OBElSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBUBN. 
UANDOLFH  E.  FI8BBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

BSTABLISHED  tB3e. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden.  Bldg.,  S4  Olark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

A  Locater  of  Gold  and  Silver. 

I  have  an  invention  and  apparatus  that 
will  enable  any  one  understanding  its  use 
to  find  either  gold  or  silver,  or  both.  It 
will  discover  a  vein  of  gold  or  silver,  or  it 
will  indicate  the  presence  or  proximity  of 
a  buried  treasure  of  gold  or  silver  quickly. 
It  can  be  tested  by  secreting  either  of  the 
precious  metals  and  then  permitting  the 
gold  hunting  machine  to  discover  its 
exact  location.  It  works  on  the  principle 
of  chemical  affinity.  I  want  an  honest 
man  of  means  and  intelligence  to  take 
an  interest  in  the  device  or  invention 
with  proper  safeguards  to  both  parties. 
Address  with  references,  and  show  your 
responsibility  before  I  will  waste  any 
time. 

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FOK.  SALE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PKOPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteentll 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Flshburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,,Mgr. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjpining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

MoBaios  for  decorations  of  OeiliDgs  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  npon  application. 

CtiicagD  InteriDr  DBcoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo's  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paiH  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Title 


Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,500,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300.000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator.  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  Slate  Auditor  as  a  Security.'Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  ^hstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SEBVIOE  AND  BEA80NABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  PrBWABT,  Sec'y.    0.  B.  Labbabks.  Treae. 
Fbank  H.  Sellbbs,  TrDst  Officer. 


THE  JICGIDENT8  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QtriNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $60a000.00  for 
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992 


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CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  OCTOBER  19.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

It  is  the  general  opinion  of  commercial  writers 
that  there  is  more  speculative  interest  in  wbeat  than 
in  any  other  commodity  except  gold.  The  reason 
for  this  is  the  crop  conditions.  There  has  been  an 
overproduction  of  corn,  oats,  barley  and  an  abund- 
ance in  yield  of  rye.  flax  and  potatoes,  but  of  wheat 
everybody  admits  that  there  is  a  shortage  in  the 
world's  crop,  that  the  demand  is  bound  to  grow  be- 
yond the  supply,  and  that  prices  are  sure  to  rise  later 
in  the  season.  No  one  pretends  to  say  that  present 
prices  are  not  very  low.  By  every  rule  of  commerce 
prices  should  soon  go  much  higher. 

At  present  the  shipments  of  wheat  to  market  are 
enormous,  and  to  this  fact  more  than  anything  else 
must  be  attributed  the  great  depression  of  prices. 
It  would  seem  as  though  every  producer  was  trying 
to  outstrip  his  neighbor  in  pushing  his  surplus  to  an 
unwilling  market.  All  the  northwestern  cities  have 
been  swamped  with  excessive  offerings  for  two  weeks 
or  more.  The  result  is  that  wheat  has  become  a  drug, 
because  it  arrives  in  quantities  greater  than  are  de- 
sired or  can  be  absorbed.  No  one  is  willing  to  carry 
it  and  pay  in  advance  for  a  crop  which  can  not  be 
converted  into  cash  for  some  time. 

The  trouble  is  that  the  farmer  lacks  capital  and  is 
therefore  compelled  to  rush  his  crop  to  market  as 
early  as  possible  with  a  view  to  realizing  a  quick  re- 
turn. The  result  is  that  the  elevator  company,  the 
miller,  the  baker  and  the  speculator  will  reap  all  the 
proflt  from  the  rise  of  prices  which  is  sure  to  come. 
Until  the  farmer  can  hold  his  wheat  and  keep  its 
speculative  value  in  his  own  hands  he  wi'l  never  get 
his  just  dues.  But  for  this  he  can  blame  no  one  but 
himself.  Exports  are  on  the  increase,  the  flour  trade 
was  never  more  active,  the  pressure  of  wheat  on  the 
market  from  the  great  winter  wheat  belt  will  soon 
cease  almost  entirely,  and  then  prices  will  begin  to 
take  a  rapid  up  turn. 

BUSINESS  AND  THE  BANK  CLEARINGS. 

Western  people  are  wondering  why  it  is  that  the 
smiles  of  fortune  are  bestowed  so  freely  on  the  East 
to  the  exclusion  of  the  West.  They  are  seriously 
asking  why  it  is,  for  instance,  that  the  bank  clearings 
show  a  gain  of  33  9  per  cent  for  New  York,  while  Chi- 
cago shows  a  loss  of  6  per  cent;  why  Boston  should 
gain  30.8  per  cent,  and  St.  Paul  only  5.7  per  cent.  To 
be  sure  Minneapolis  gained  18.8  per  cent,  but  this  ex- 
ception among  the  western  cities  only  proves  the 
rule  as  to  the  general  HcK  of  prosperity,  because 
Minneapolis'  clearings  were  largely  swelled  by  her 
wheat  receipts,  which  of  late  have  surpassed  anything 
heretofore  known. 

There  can  be  hardly  a  doubt  but  that  the  halting 
condition  of  trade  in  the  West,  and  therefore  to  some 
extent  throughout  the  entire  country  also,  is  due  to 
the  low  price  of  wheat  and  other  agricultural  pro- 
ducts, and  that  when  prices  are  higher  prosperity 
will  increase.  The  commercial  agencies  are  inclined 
to  regard  the  outlook  for  the  immediate  future  as 
somewhat  unce-tain.  All  manufactured  products 
except  cotton  goods  show  a  declining  tendency. 
Cottons  are  held  up  by  the  short  crop  of  that  staple, 
which  is  one  of  the  smallest  on  record.  The  woolen 
industry  is  not  thriving.  In  iron  it  is  now  evident 
that  prices  have  been  advanced  too  rapidly  and  that 
a  reaction  has  set  in.  The  iron  market  is  at  a  stand- 
still just  at  present,  and  as  it  moves,  up  or  down, 
from  this  time  m  it  may  be  regarded  as  a  fair  bar- 


ometer of  trade.  Let  us  hope  that  the  halt  is  only 
temporary  and  that  within  a  few  weeks  we  shall  see 
an  onward  movement  on  a  conservative  and  lasting 
basis. 

The  commercial  interests  of  the  world  are  so  inter- 
linked that  no  one  nation  can  expect  to  enjoy  its  full 
measure  of  prosperity  while  another  nation  is  suffer- 
inff.  The  Cuban  rebellion,  for  example,  is  felt  dis- 
astrously in  our  own  country  as  well  as  in  Cuba.  A 
prominent  New  York  steamship  owner  says  that  of 
fifteen  steamers  a  month  plying  between  that  city 
and  Cuban  ports  six  have  been  taken  off  on  account 
of  the  insurrection.  The  United  States  used  to  ship 
large  quantities  of  machinery  and  provisions,  especi- 
ally canned  goods  to  Cuba,  but  now  most  of  the  Cuban 
factories  are  silent  and  there  is  only  a  call  for  ma- 
chinery repairs.  It  is  safe  to  say  that  New  York's 
trade  with  Cuba  has  fallen  off  over  $1,000,000  a  month 
since  the  insurrection  began.  Local  trade  in  Cuba  is 
paralyzed  and  there  is  very  little  money  there  because 
many  of  the  wealthy  residents  have  left  the  island, 
taking  their  money  with  them. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Leading  events  of  the  week  were  the  passage  of 
the  Union  Loop  ordinance,  the  Gas  Trust  fiasco,  the 
annual  meeting  of  the  Pullman  company,  renewed 
interest  in  i.ake  Street  Elevated  stock  and  a  change 
in  the  hours  of  trading  on  the  exchange.  The  pass- 
age of  the  Union  Loop  ordinance  was  almost  immedi- 
ately followed  by  a  call  for  20  per  cent  of  the  sub- 
scribed stock  of  $5,000,000.  This  assessment  of  $1,000,- 
000  is  said  to  have  been  paid  in  promptly,  and  the 
company  promises  to  have  the  loop  in  running  order 
by  next  spring.  It  is  said  that  contracts  have  already 
been  let  and  the  work  will  be  pushed  right  along 
through  the  winter. 

Stimulated  by  this  fiiovement  Lake  Street  Ele- 
vated advanced  from  25  to  27,  and  there  was  free  talk 
on  the  street  of  an  advance  to  30  or  35  before  a  retro- 
grade movement  sets  in. 

The  numerous  reports  of  consolidation,  etc.  of  the 
Gas  Trust  were  declared  to  be  pure  wind  and  merely 
a  device  of  the  New  York  stock  j  )bberi  to  boost  the 
stock  until  they  could  get  out  from  under. 

At  an  annual  meeting  of  the  Pullman  company  it 
showed  total  assets  of  162,792,958  and  a  net  surplus  of 
$26,792,95S.  The  old  board  of  directors  were  re- 
elected. 

The  governing  committee  of  the  stock  exchange 
have  adopted  a  change  in  the  hours  of  trading  which 
it  is  thought  will  meet  the  approval  of  the  members 
and  go  into  effect  after  the  customary  ten  days'  no- 
tice. A  continuous  session  is  to  be  held  from  10  to 
2,  the  first  call  being  at  10  o'clock  and  the  second  call, 
for  clearing  house  purposes,  at  1:30  o'clock.  This  is 
believed  to  be  an  improvement  on  the  present  plan. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Oct.  12. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

Houston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 


Inc. 

Dec. 

9,657,579 

33.9 

83,0i9,914 

6.0 

lL6,927,70r 

30.8 

76  870,597 

28.7 

21.632,339 

16.6 

12,259.367 

10.9 

13,711,890 

1.4 

15,9-0  817 

22.3 

15,058,H5a 

1.5 

11,269,252 

9.8 

11,783,390 

'58.5  . 

4.986,908 

18.5 

5,229,739 
7.226,771 
5,945,765 

2.7 

26.1 

12,47  ,373 

(48.r^ 

4,323,968 

'  7.2 

6,306,500 

30.9 

6.637,339 

19.8 

7,505,791 

7.2 

4,426,326 

57 

2.890.258 

3  5 

3.576,892 

16.9 

4;882,400 

44  3 

2,821,890 

32.3 

Richmond 
Washington 
St.  Joseph 
Peoria 
Memphis 
Portland,  Or 
Rochester 
New  Haven 
Savannah 
Springfield,  Mass 
Worcester 
Portland,  Me 
Atlanta 
Fort  Worth 
Waco 
Syracuse 
Des  Moines 
Grand  Rapids 
Seattle 
Augusta 
Davenport 
Lowell 

Wilmington,  De 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
Tacoma 
Saginaw,  Mich 
Spokane 
Jacksonville 
Lincoln 
New  Bedford 
Wichita 
Birmingham 
Topeka 

Lexington,  Ky 
Binghamton 
tBay  City,  Mich 
tFall  River 
tAkron,  Ohio 
tSpringfleld,  Ohic 
tCanton,  Ohio 
tSioux  Falls 
|-Fremont,  Neb 
tHastings,  Neb 
tChattanooga 
tNashville 
tGalveston 
Salt  Lake  City 
Scranton 
Helena 
Kalamazoo 
Rockford,  111 
Toledo 


Total 


Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


1,00.:,  093 

14.4 

^,  190,496 

25.9 

J  ,40t),UUU 

2.0 

0  Ai^/i  •? n  1 
^,U04  (91 

10.2 

O  Ano    1  '7A 

Z.U9J.170 

14.2 

1    0»)Q  CIA 

I,oZo,Dl9 

10.2 

1.DZ9,  J04 

18  2 

i,000,CiU 

17.0 

i,Cil6,  litl 

32.4 

i,7JJ,  1 10 

28.7 

l,DU4.DbU 

29.0 

l,00o,U0o 

18.1 

37 .6 

1  679.844 

2.3 

l,900,0t)'l 

1.5 

984,424 

O  A 

8.0 

10.7 

QQ  1  QQ 

cSo4  66  i 

1.4 

1  Q  C 
10  0 

1   (\^  1    1  GO 
i,  <00,OUO 

722,799 

26.8 

1  C  A 

Jo  0 

cot  QCC 

10.5 

1    1  fi7  Pifil 

J  ,  10  i  ,0c5'l 

7 

DDD,ZoU 

4  8 

*4±U,000 

con  700 

oou,  i  yj 

66  7 

57. 8 

^34  cSUo 

13.6 

ono  1  Qc 

1  A  T 

19.7 

CI  7  \f\/i 

ol .  l» 

18.3 

^Mj-iyz 

18  0 

zy/  lUD 

0 1  A 

Zl  .4 

QIC  W Art 

t  A  (1 

KA  A 

04.4 

34  6 

*JO  o 

A6.0 

•7  A 

7.0 

ill  J,UUU 

1 0  1 
i£..l 

Ol  1 

C^  f\C\A 

14.2 

ft7  ^9ft 

0.1 

ZOO,  Do  1 

16.0 

1,U40,CSJ0 

1,674,515 

10.8 

1,3.7,715 

QA  .,  EAl 

OO  c 

546.131 

11.3 

264.341 

12.3 

213,104 

3.6 

1,587,685 

$1,144,502,762 

23  2 

York  484,845,183 

11.2 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

$11,923,006 
6,687,751 
l,318,23,^ 
807,819 
l.'728,624 


Total  $22,460,435 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


5  3 
4  8 
7  7 
10  9 

2.7 


2.0 


Lesener  Centre,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Oot. 
21  for  the  pnrohase  of  $38,000  oonrthoase  bonds,  interest 
6  per  cent  per  annnm,  denomination  $1,()(J0  eacb,  payable 
$10000  every  five  years,  beginning  Jan.  1,  1901.  Jacob 
Baokao. 

Denver,  Ool. — The  Sopreme  Oonrt  handed  down  its 
opinion  Sep.  'H  on  the  recent  issne  of  $176,fiOO  worth  of 
3cate  bonds,  made  by  authority  of  an  act  passed  at  the 
last  session  of  the  State  Legislatare.  The  oonrt  decided 
the  issDe  was  legal. 

Big  Timber,  Mont. — ^Bids  will  be  received  Dec.  2  for 
the  porobase  of  $85,000  6  per  cent  Sweet  Grass  Ooonty 
bonds.  The  bonds  will  mature  in  twenty  years,  with 
option  to  redeem  in  fifteen  years.  Qeorge  F.  Uadson, 
Oonnty  Clerk,  Big  Timber  C.  H. 

Omaha,  Neb. — The  City  Oonncil  will  soon  issue  a  call 
for  a  special  election  on  a  proposition  to  authorize  the 
issue  of  $3,(00,000  in  municipal  bonds,  with  which  to  pur- 
chase the  waterworks.  The  company  is  now  in  the  hands 
of  receivers  and  is  expected  to  go  to  sale  under  foreclosure 
next  year. 

Evanston,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Oot.  26  for  the 
pcrohase  of  $S,,^00  6  per  cent  one  to  ten  year  village  bonds. 
Also  $9,537  6  per  cent  one  to  ten  year  village  bonds.  A 
certified  check  must  accompany  each  bid.  William  U. 
Erapp,  Clerk,  Carlisle  Boildiog,  room  36,  Fourth  and 
Walnut  streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Kansas  City,  Kan. — An  injunction  suit  was  filed  in  the 
Common  Pleas  Court  recently  against  the  city  of  Kan- 
sas Oily,  Kan.,  and  Mayor  Geo.  J.  Twiss,  to  restrain  the 
issue  of  $8C,0uO  worth  of  improvement  bonds  vthioh  were 
authorized  by  ordinance  at  the  last  meeting  of  the  Council. 
A  temporary  restraining  order  was  granted,  and  by  the 
time  the  case  comes  np  for  trial  a  thorough  investigatios^ 
pf  the  bond  deal  will  be  madQ. 


October  19,  1895. 


THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


©93 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


Including  last  quotations  given. 


JSanse  for  the  weetc. 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  |100 

Amerioan  Exohan^e  Nat  

American  Trnst  and  SavingR. . 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Oontineutal  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   ... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America .... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnst  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Ohicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amonnt 

Anl 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  OOn 

7% 

100 

fioi 

1  000  000 

6% 

20 

700  0i)0 

6% 

tll2 

126 

500  000 

12% 

1  000  00(1 

10% 

260 

2  000  000 

6% 

tl25 

130 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

s% 

245 

1260 

600  000 

6% 

tU3 

t  50 

3  000  000 

12% 

267 

t260 

600  000 

tll4 

tll5 

1  000  000 

98 

K  0 

300  000 

8% 

123 

121 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10% 

360 

t400 

500  000 

6% 

135 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

+an 

jyy 

101 

600  000 

20% 

1526 

t550 

2  00(1  000 

12% 

260 

t275 

2  000  000 

10% 

160 

tl65 

1  000  noo 

8% 

tl25 

\27'/2 

I  000  000 

12% 

t245 

p56 

750  000 

8% 

t-^30 

i-HO 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

fieo 

t  000  000 

|l80 

200  000 

e% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  00(' 

8% 

108 

114 

500  000 

1220 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  O0....68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalnmet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  <fc  Fair  Gds  By  6s.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6b. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  6-20  6s  

Ohi  P'k'e  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  68  1912 

Uhioago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

let  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Ohicago  City  Ry  5-20  4»^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Buard  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1906 
"  Anditorin  m  1  st  M  6s  1 9  '^9 
"  "    Oons  Gold  68  1942 

Oh  of  Com  S  V  0  6-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Oommeroe  Vault  Oo  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  ...  1905 
Ohi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  68. .  1937 

Oonsumers  Gas  1st  M  5s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6s  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  l8t  iVl  68  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  68  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  58  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amount 


i     360  000 
1  260  00( 

1  260  000 

2  000  0(  0 

3  166  00( 
300  00( 
681  00( 

2  206  000 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50( 
400  OdO 

1  250  000 
25U  000 
900  000 

1  600  0'  .1 
650  000 
600  000 

75  OOi 

2  000  00( 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  0(jO 

1  500  000 
500  000 

1  850  0(  0 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  00( 

1  son  00( 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


t96 

99 
tU'2i 
IdO 
tlOO 

60 

61 
40 

W}4 

tl09 

102 

t95 

TlOO 
TK'O 


9iys 

^80% 
195  3^2 
IC5>^ 
101 
1114 

flo2 

t.42 

102 

1(^0)4 

101 
t97M 


t99 

t99% 
tl05i 

65 

621^ 
101 

t«0 
198 

t91 
tlOiJ 


87 
^80% 

flO/ 
101% 

t91 
tl04 

103 

\01% 
101% 

100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Stra\i  Board  Oo.... 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Oo.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 
Oentral  Safety  Deposit  Oo.... 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

•«      Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

Cn  Pack  *:  Prov  Oo  pfd  


Amount 

Aol 

Oap  Stock. 

D 

B  1  260  000 

8% 

6  000  000 

3  669  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£626  000 

"n 

8% 

£625  000 

£200  000 

m 

£200  000 

8% 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

500  000 

25  000  0^0 

1  000  000 

b% 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

VQ% 

50  000  000 

10  000  000 

£460  000 

£400  000 

8% 

Bid 

Aeked 

66% 
t65 

tll6 
47 

70 
t56 

12 
10 

31M 
35 

60% 
8 

37% 
52 

31214 

8U 
314 

fios 

tl69 
127% 

176 
128 

27^ 
9}4 

4  • 
10 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Ohicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Oo. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  . .  ,  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

'I'Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  qnotatioDS  given. 


£775  000 

72 

12"^ 

tl4 

£776  000 

8% 

ooy2 

34 

£  >0(\  000 

71 

21 

£200  000 

7? 

60 

10  000  000 

67 

68 

600  000 

-f-510 

■fBOO 

K  BOO  000 

\2% 

^90 

f294 

2  600  000 

7<f 

103 

105 

18  000  000 

23 

t26 

30  000  OCO 

f  154 

4  COO  000 

14 

1  000  000 

55 

53 

1  600  000 

T95 

500  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

9% 

124% 

125 

2  250  000 

•  « 

67 

67% 

DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  October  12,  1895. 


LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  R  B. 


'^■STHBN  STONE  00. 

100  61%  75  24% 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  00.  60 — ac't  24% 

16  46  DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILIi. 

NAT.  BANE  OF  ILI..  14  128% 

60  245  50— aoct  128 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  E.  50— ao't  128% 

lEO— ac't  126 

Monday,  October  14,  1895. 


NEW  TtOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

25  66% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

3  291 

STBEET's  W  .  OAB  LINE  . 

16  13M 

wbstebn  btone  00. 
35  62 

OHI.  OITY  BAILWAT 
6  310 

2  312 

W.  CHI.  BTBEET  E.  E. 

6  12434 

17  124% 

10  124^ 

Tuesday,  October 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,,  ILL. 
50  127 

44  127% 

ICO  128 

60— ac't  127% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
510  24% 

5  

60  24% 

95  25 

650— aoct  24% 

500— ao't  24^ 

200 -ac't  24% 

150— ao't  24 

400— ao't  25 


15,  1895. 


STBEET's  W.  CAE  LINE. 

25  13% 

AM .  STBA-W  BOABD  00  . 

50— ao't  46 

W.  OHI.  8TEEET  E.  B, 


OHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT 


100. 
10. 


00. 
.11 

.  .12 
B. 

25% 


OHI.  CITY  EAILWAY . 


.126 


4. 

30. 


.311 

,312 


WE3TEBN  STONE  00  . 
50  62 

180  62% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
60  127 


LAKE  ST  .   ELEVATED  B 

65   . 

50  2f,% 

to  2f.% 

5  26 

8fiO.   26% 

601)  26% 

60  26  V, 

45  2e% 

26  26^ 

50— cash  2f>% 

400— ao't  25% 

150— ao't  '^5% 


10  1!27%  100— ao'i  2fi% 


&  8.  S.   BAF.  TrSN.  CO. 


OHI. 

100. 

50. 

50. 
300 
3i0. 
125. 
120. 

100— ao't  7% 

150— ao't  8 


.7% 

■7% 
.7% 
■7}s 
.8 

.8% 
.8}i 


50— ac't  2fi^8 

100— ac't  26 

400— ao't  26% 

960— ao't  2HI4 

300— ao't  26% 

350— ao't  26  H 

3i50— ao't  26^ 

4'  0— ac't  i6% 

30.)— ao't  26j| 

50— ao't  27 


Wednesday,  October  16,  1895. 

CENTEAL  UNION  TEL.  00  WBSTEBN  STONE  CO. 

2  £6%  165  66 


CAL.  &  CHI.  OANAL  &  DCOE. 

25  67 

NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  CO. 

10  66% 

STBEET's  W.  OAB  LINE. 


OHI.  &  S.  S  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

373  8 

20  81 


LAKE  ST, 
102  

243  


ELEVATED  B. 


60, 


B. 

ii7% 
27  M 


DIAMOND  MAIOH  CO,  ILL. 

100— ao't  127 

AM  STBAW  BOABD 

52  46 

60— ac't  46 

w.  DHI.  8TBEET  E.  E. 


.13^  130  273 

145  27% 

360  27% 

210  27% 

50— ao't  27 

250— ao't  27% 

950— ao't  27% 

550— ao't  27% 


11  i24%1150— ao't  27% 

6  125     60o-ao't  27% 

850— ao't  27% 

lOiJ— ao't  27;^ 


Thursday,  October  17,  1895. 


OHI.  OITY  B'Y. 

5  312 

OHI  &  S.  8  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 
2  8 


W .  OHI.  STEEET  B.  E. 


OHI.   BBEW.  1 

62  

WE8TEEN 

109  

160  


MALT.  OO. 

 10% 

STONE. 

 65 

 66% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
30  127 

50— ao't  127 


20. 
25. 

4  . 
12. 

2. 


.124 

■  liiU 
124% 
.124% 
.  125 

B.  B. 

.27 
.27% 
■27% 


Friday,  October  18, 


LAKE  BT.  ELEVATED 

404  

195..,.  , 

35   

50— ao't  27 

12.nO— ao't   27% 

650— ao't   .  .27)4 

895. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  E.  E.  00. 

5  289 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK  00. 

ion  66% 

OHI.  &  8.  8.  BAF.  TBAN.  CO. 

50  7% 

OHI.  OITY  B'y. 

10  313 

W.  OHI.  STEEET   B.  B. 

60  124 

2  124% 

60  12i% 

60— ao't  124% 


DIAMOND  MATCN  CO.,  ILL. 

5  127 

50— ao't  126% 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  E.  B. 
58  27% 

180  27% 

150  27% 

210  27% 

60 — cash  27% 

50— oash  .....27  Hi 

1000— ao't  27% 

85  1- ac't   27% 

550— ac't  27% 

850- ao't  27% 

5(1— ao't  27% 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


•27% 


Am  Straw  Board  46  "  Lake  Street  Elevated. 

Cal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Oo  66%  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd . . 

"  Pfd  ... .  31%  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  ....  11 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  ..31  "  "         Pfd. 32 

"      Pfd. 49  N  Y  Biscuit  Co....  ...  67 

Ohi  &  S  8  RapT  Oo  7%  N  Chi  St  R  R  289% 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  68%  Street's  W  8  C  Line  ...1S% 

Diamond  Match  Co,  III.  126%  W  Obi  St  R  B  124 


Tolaoo,  111. — The  village  has  voted  in  favor  of  issniog 
waterworks  bonds. 

Plymouth,  Ohio. — The  Council  has  voted  to  issue  |25,000 
in  water  works  bonds. 

Oakley,  Kan. — The  Council  have  for  sale  $7,000  7  per 
cent  water  bonds.    W.  L.  Camp,  Oity  Clerk. 

Findlay,  Ohio. — An  ordiaanoe  is  bpfore  the  Council 
authorizing  the  issue  of  $15,0  lO  refunding  oonds. 

Julesbnrg,  Col. — The  proposition  to  bond  the  town  in 
the  sum  of  |10,00o  carried  Sept.  24,  by  a  vote  of  3  to  1, 

OantoD,  Miss. — The  oity  voted  in  favor  of  isening  $35,- 
000  in  bonds  for  oonstraoting  waterworks  and  electric 
lights. 

Asbury  Park,  N.  J.  -  Mayor  Ten  Broeok  is  in  favor  of 
bondiog  the  town  for  $15,000  for  the  improvement  of 
streets 

BloSton,  Ohio. — The  citizens  will  vote  Oot.  21  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $17,000  worth  of  waterworks  bonds. 

San  Lois  Obispo,  Oal. — The  citizens  will  vote  on  the 
question  of  issaiog  $90,000  waterworks  bonds  and  $34,500 
power  bonds. 

Troy,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Oot.  19  for  the  pur- 
chase of  i4,000  6  per  cent  county  road  bonds.  B.  B. 
Furnas,  County  Anditor. 

New  Haven,  Ct. —  Bonds  will  be  issoed  to  pay  the  city's 
share  for  the  construction  of  the  drawbridge  across  the 
QninmpidO  River. 

Fargo.  N.  D. — The  City  Council  haa  ordered  a  special 
eleotion  to  be  held  Oot.  15,  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $30,000 
waterworks  extension  bonds. 

OMnmwa,  Iowa. — The  Wapello  County  Board  decided  to 
submit  to  the  voters  the  question  of  issuing  $25,000  in 
bonds  for  the  ereoiiou  of  a  jail. 

Topeka,  Kan. — At  the  November  election  the  citizens  of 
Shawnee  County  will  vote  on  the  issue  of  $160,000  5  per 
oent  twenty  year  bridge  bonds. 

Westport,  Mo. — An  ordinance  has  been  prepared  to  au- 
thorize the  citizens  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $25,000  in 
bonds,  to  build  and  equip  three  engines  houses. 

Ishpeming,  Mich. — The  School  Board  has  placed  $26,000 
5  per  oent  sohool  bonds  with  the  Ibhperoing  National 
Bank,  and  the  same  are  now  offered  for  ealc. 

Snohomish,  Wash. — Sohool  bonds  to  cover  back  warrants 
amounting  to  over  $15,00  '  weresold  at  3  per  oent  premium. 
The  bonds  bear  6  per  oent  interest.  Shepard  &  Co.,  New 
York,  are  the  purchasers. 

Fairfcs,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  Oot,  26  for  the 
purchase  of  $4,500  6  per  oent  two  to  seventeen  year  water 
works  bonds,    Thomas  Greer,  Village  Recorder. 


994 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19,  1895 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Just  why  it  is  that  the  real  estate  market  of  Chi- 
cago is  more  active  than  that  ot  New  York,  while 
the  general  business  situation  is  better  in  the  East 
than  in  the  West,  it  is  not  easy  to  explain.  Last 
week,  for  example,  the  Chicago  transfers  were  65  per 
cent  more  in  number  and  30  percent  greater  in  vol- 
ume than  those  of  New  York,  while  business  in  the 
eastern  city  showed  a  marked  improvement  over  last 
year  and  in  Chicago  a  small  loss.  It  would  seem  that 
the  tendency  in  New  York  is  more  toward  investment 
in  business  and  stocks,  while  in  Chicago  it  runs  to 
real  estate.  But  is  it  not  true  that  the  very  cheap- 
ness of  Chicago  property  makes  the  real  estate  mar 
ket  here  brisker  and  swells  the  transfers  with  a  large 
number  of  small  sales?  This  condition  in  the  real 
estate  business  here  is  likely  to  be  csntinued  indef- 
initely because  of  the  immense  area  on  all  sides  of 
the  city  available  for  subdivision  into  cheap  lots.  It 
will  be  many  years  bef  Te  all  the  prairie  around  for 
tliirty  miles  is  platted  into  building  lots  and  retailed 
to  home  owners,  and  in  this  fact  is  to  be  seen  a  con- 
firmation of  the  prophecy  that  Chicago  is  destined  to 
be  the  greatest  city  in  the  world. 

SUBURBAN  EXTENSION  IN  THE  SOUTHWEST. 

A  charter  has  recently  been  obtained  for  an  electric 
road  through  Riverside.  This  means  that  a  trolley 
line  will  be  in  operation  next  summer  from  West 
Forty-eighth  street  to  La  G-range.  Tracks  are  now 
laid  west  on  Twenty-fifth  street  from  Forty-eighth 
street  through  Morton  Park,  and  the  work  will  soon 
be  completed  through  Berwyn  to  Riverside.  Accord- 
ing to  their  charter  the  company  must  run  trains  on 
or  before  Dec.  16,  1895,  so  that  residents  of  the  "Q" 
suburbs  may  expect  soon  to  hear  the  hum  of  the 
tro  ley.  This  means  a  new  development  to  this  en- 
tire section. 

LARGER  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

The  average  of  consideration  in  Chicago  transfers 
of  real  estate  is  so  small  that  it  may  be  called  a  "pop- 
ular" market.  Sales  of  11,000,  fl,200.  §1,500  in  the 
larger  list  are  not  at  all  uncommon,  and  the  transfers 
for  less  than  $1,000  are  always  very  numerous.  The 
large  transactions  are  the  exception.  Among  the 
sales  this  week  was  that  of  35  by  77  feet,  south  front, 
on  Adams  street,  100  feet  west  of  Wabash  avenue,  by 
James  W.  Odell  to  F.  H.  Winston,  for  $130  000.  This 
property  is  improved  with  a  substantial  four-story 
building  which  is  worth  about  $30,000,  $100,000  as  the 
approximate  value  of  the  frontage.  This  is  at  the 
rate  of  a  little  less  than  $3  000  per  front  foot. 

The  largest  single  sale  of  suburban  lots  of  the  year 
was  made  in  the  judicial  salesroom  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  when  David  P.  Reigart  bought  349  lots  at 
Forest  Ridge  for  $176,000.  This  property  is  a  subdi- 
vision of  the  east  half  of  the  northwest  quarter  of 
sec.  7,  37,  14  The  usual  number  of  sales  of  minor 
importance  were  held  during  the  week.  At  least  two 
building  and  loan  associations  bought  in  property  on 
foreclosure. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

One  prominent  firm  reports  that  they  have  placed 
three  large  loans  this  week  at  4i  per  cent.  It  is  said 
that  this  transaction  was  three  loans  of  $30,000  each 
to  one  borrower,  and  that  the  reason  for  the  excep- 
tionally low  rate  was  the  undoubted  security  and 
high  character  of  the  mortgagor.  It  most  not  be  in- 
ferred from  this  transaction  that  ii  per  cent  money 
is  going  begging  in  Chicago.  On  the  other  hand  the 
ruling  rate  is  6  per  ctnt. 

A  trust  deed  for  $150,000  was  given  by  T.  S.  Davies 
to  H.  Hchofleld,  on  the  leasehold  interest  in  the  prop- 
erty at  352  and  35(5  Dearborn  street,  50  by  67  feet. 
Mr.  Davies  will  erect  an  office  building  on  this  prop- 
3rty,  to  cost  $300,000.  The  ground  rental  of  the  3350 
iquare  feet  in  the  lot  is  $8,750,  or  about  $2.60  a  foot, 
per  annum. 

The  Excelsior  Brewing  Company  have  given  a  trust 
leed  on  their  property,  148  by  306  feet  on  Larrabee 
treet,  99  feet  south  of  Blackhawk,  for  $45,000  for 
welve  years  at  6  per  cent. 

) 


Edgar  M.  Snow  &  Co.  have  just  made  a  loan  to 
J udge  Elbridge  Hanecy  of  $20  000,  for  Ave  years,  with 
interest  at  H  per  cent  per  annum.  The  security  is 
the  "fee",  72x173  feet,  south  front  on  Thirty-flrst 
street,  between  Michigan  and  Wabash  avenues, 
leased  for  99  years  from  October,  1887,  on  a  revalua- 
tion basis,  to  the  Fourth  Ward  Auxiliary  Republican 
Club  of  Chicago.  The  ground  is  covered  with  a  four 
story  brick  building  Nos.  270  to  276  Thirty-flrst  street, 
securing  the  ground  rent.  This  4i  per  cent  rate  is  a 
very  low  one,  considering  the  amount  of  the  loan, 
and  the  location  of  the  security,  which  is  over  three 
miles  south  of  the  Court  House. 

Large  transactions  in  the  loan  market  are  not  nu- 
merous, but  there  is  a  good  demand  for  small  and 
conservative  loans  such  as  brokers  and  capitalists 
like  to  make.  This  demand  is  occasioned  by 

THE  BUILDING  ACTIVITY 

which  is  of  more  than  usual  importance  for  this  time 
of  year.  Subdivision  owners  report  that,  in  a  quiet 
way,  "something  is  going  on  all  the  time."  One  rea- 
son why  the  extension  of  the  city  is  not  more  notice- 
able is  that  it  is  spreading  in  all  directions  with 
about  equal  rapidity.  Formerly  the  activity  was 
confined  to  certain  sections  but  now  the  transporta- 
tion facilities  have  been  so  impartially  extended  that 
houses  and  business  blocks  are  being  built  on  every 
hand. 

In  the  better  residence  districts  the  tendency  is  to 
build  apartment  buildings  containing  three  and  four 
room  apartments.  These  small  suites  have  been 
found  to  reat  very  readily.  On  the  southwest  corner 
Kimbark  avenue  and  Forty-seventh  street  a  decided 
innovation  in  the  way  of  an  immense  apartment  ho- 
tel without  kitchens  has  been  projected.  The  only 
dining  room  in  the  building  will  cover  a  large  part 
of  the  first  fioor,  and  families  occupying  the  apart- 
ments will  be  expected  to  take  all  their  meals  in  the 
hotel  dining  room.  This  plan  has  been  found  to  be 
very  successful  in  the  East  and  is  now  introduced 
here  for  the  first  time. 

TRANSFER  OF  ADAMS  STREET  PROPERTY. 

In  the  columns  of  transfers  for  this  week  will  be 
found  the  sale  of  35x77  feet  100  feet  west  of  Wabash 
avenue,  by  James  W.  Odell  and  wife  to  Frederick  H. 
Winston  for  $130,000.  The  sale  was  closed  Oct.  1. 
The  property  has  a  south  front  and  is  improved. 


INFLUENCE    OF  THE    WEATHER    ON  THE 
MARKET. 


In  looking  for  the  causes  of  dullness  in  real  estate, 
we  are  wont  to  ignore  the  sudden  changes  in  temper- 
ature, not  to  say  extremes  of  heat  and  cold, of  wet  and 
dry,  for  fear  of  injuring  Chicago's  reputatioa  as  a 
summer  resort  The  advantages  of  pleasant  weather 
during  the  last  three  weeks,  although  attended  with 
chilly  nights  and  frosty  mornings,  are  noticable  in 
the  unusual  number  of  transfers  and  a  marked  im- 
provement in  inquiry  for  investments.  The  following 
summary  of  the  Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  dur- 
ing the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening,  October 
10, 1895,  shows  a  marked  increase  over  previous  weeks 
as  follows. 

Sales.  Amount. 

City,  over  $1,000    344         $2  280.020 

City,  under  $1,000    131  79.790 

County   152  373,030 


Total                                      627  $2,732,840 

For  the  week  ending  October  3d  the  summary  was 
as  follows: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City,  over  $1,000                            317  $1,771,215 

City,  under  f  1,090                         HO  67,907 

County                                          13 1  270,230 


Total    558  12,109,352 

Nor  were  the  number  and  amount  of  sales  for  any 
week  during  the  summer  months  any  greater  than 
for  the  last  week  in  September. 

Thus  the  cooler  temperature  of  October  has  given 
us  an  increase  of  71  sales  and  $623,488  in  the  consid- 
eration for  a  week's  transactions. 


The  Popular  Science  Monthly  has  the  following  on 
"  Man's  Susceptibility  to  Weather:" 

Who  has  not  felt  the  difference  between  a  depress- 
ing and  an  exhilarating  day?   Sidney  Smith  wrote- 

Very  high  and  very  lowitemperatures  establish  ali 
human  sympathy  and  relations.  It  is  impossible  to 
feel  affection  above  78  degrees  or  below  20  degrees  " 
Dr.  Farr  and  Dr.  Stark  almost  lead  us  to  think  mor- 
ality is  registered  on  the  thermometer,  so  surely  does 
it  measure  certain  kinds  of  criminality.  Oa  suicides 
the  effects  of  the  weather  are  well  known.  Nearly 
all  vocations  are  affected  by  weather.  Men  of  science 
are  often  as  much  subject  to  weather  as  seamen 
Some  writers  must  have  the  weather  fit  the  mood" 
character  or  scene.  If  one  will  read  poetry  attent- 
ively, he  will  be  surprised  to  find  how  many  weather 
marks  are  scattered  through  it.  Diverse  weather 
states  may  be  one  cause  of  so  much  diversity  and 
even  disagreement  in  thought  processes  usually  re- 
garded as  scientific.  Many  experience'^  teachers 
think  there  should  be  modifications  of  school  work 
and  discipline  to  correspond  with  the  weather. 

The  head  of  a  factory  employing  thr^-e  thousand 
workmen  has  said:  "We  reckon  that  a  disagreeable 
day  yields  about  ten  per  cent  less  work  than  a  de- 
lightful day,  and  we  thus  have  to  count  this  as  a  fac- 
tor in  our  profit  and  loss  account."  These  are  some 
of  the  ideas  put  forth  in  a  preliminary  statement  by 
J .  S.  Lemon,  who  proposes  to  publish  more  at  length 
upon  the  subject.  '  Laboratory  investigation  of  the 
subject,"  he  says,  "meets  at  the  outset  the  difficulty 
of  distinguishing  results  of  weather  changes  from 
similar  states  otherwise  caused.  This  difficulty  is  no 
greater  than  in  many  other  topics  of  research,  and, 
we  believe,  will  not  invalidate  our  methods  and 
results." 

The  further  fact  that  Chicago  is  situated  in  a  low 
fiat  plain,  almost  on  a  level  with  the  lake  and  rivers, 
provokes  a  comparison  of  high  and  low  altitudes  to 
show  that  these  are  elements  that  control  man's 
feelings  and  ability  to  perform  certain  kinds  of  labor. 

In  the  British  Medical  Journal  Dr.  Miller  presents 
some  suggestive  facts  in  relation  to  life  on  the 
mountain  tops  and  in  valleys.  According  to  Dr. 
Miller,  the  corps  of  observers  at  the  meteorological 
station  on  Ben  Nevis  are  relieved  every  three  months, 
when  they  return  to  the  valleys.  The  life  on  the 
mountain  top  is  described  as  naturally  of  a  rough 
and  boisterous  character,  calculated  seemingly  to 
prey  upon  the  constitution,  yet  the  observers,  while 
at  work,  are  said  to  be  seldom  or  never  ill;  on  the 
other  band,  however,  as  soon  as  they  return  to  the 
lower  air,  they  are  beset  by  various  kinds  of  ailments 
and  in  particular  by  a  noxious  form  of  catarrh,  re- 
sembling influenza.  This  is  attributed  by  Dr.  Miller 
to  the  fact  that  the  air  on  the  mountain  top  is  re- 
markably free  from  microbes,  which  thrive  at  the 
lower  level,  and  that  these  microbes  seize  upon  ihe 
unsuspecting  organs,  which  have  become  temporarily 
unused  to  the  struggle  for  existence. 

But  whatever  disadvantage  our  low  altitude  may 
give  us.  miasmatic  and  other  deleterous  influences 
are  counteracted  by  almost  perfect  drainage.  With 
clean  streets  we  could  breathe  pure  air  and  to  a  great 
extent  escape  catarrh  and  other  bad  effects.  But  the 
question  still  remains  unanswered,  "Why  is  the  real 
estate  market  dull  in  other  cities?" 


NOVEL  SCHEME  TQ  ASSIST  REAL  ESTATE 
ABENTS. 

A  publishing  house  of  this  city  has  issued  the  fol- 
lowing circular,  setting  forth  the  advantages  of  a 
comprehensive  and  classified  list  of  real  estate  for 
sale: 

"It  is  proposed  to  found  an  association,  to  be  known 
as  "The  Associate  Brokers  of  Chicago,"  for  the  pur- 
pose of  facilitating  transactions  in  real  estate  and 
kindred  lines.  One  hundred  representative  firms  like 
yours  are  hereby  invited  to  join  the  association. 
There  will  be  a  charge  of  $1.00  enrollment  fee,  and 
subscription  of  $2.00  per  month  theieafter  to  a  guar- 
antee fund.  The  plan  is  as  follows:  A  weekly 
"want  ad"  newspaper,  designed  for  free  distribution, 
to  be  called  Public  Wants,  to  be  established.  It  will 
be  a  novelty  in  journalism,  in  that  it  will  be  virtually 
a  want  directory,  all  ads  being  corrected  once  a 
month  by  a  system  of  verifying  them  and  issuing  a 
supplemental  "correction  sheet"  monthly.  All  ads 
to  be  carefully  edited,  comprehensively  arranged  and 
minutely  classified  for  ready  reference.   Every  real 


October  19,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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estate  flrm,  broker,  public  p'ace  and  drug  store  in 
the  city  to  be  supplied  gratuitously  with  a  copy 
weekly.  Aa  ad  once  inserted  to  be  good  for  six 
months,  by  the  simple  plan  of  preserving  a  file  of  the 
paper  and  crossing  off  "dead"  ads  as  per  correction 
sheet.  Then  all  the  trades  in  the  books  of  associate 
members  that  are  "live"  will  be  constantly  on  file  in 
the  various  places  noted,  with  the  corresponding  in- 
creased probability  of  making  a  "deal." 

The  particular  advantage  to  subscribers  to  guar- 
antee fund  will  be  that  their  wants  only  will  be  ac- 
cepted on  a  commission  basis,  i.e.:  no  deal,  no  pay. 
Outsiders  will  have  to  pay  ten  cents  a  line  (six 
words).  Members  will  have  a  special  rate  of  Ave 
cents  a  line,  and  be  credited  with  amount  of  sub- 
scription, to  apply  on  paid  ads,  i.e  :  ads  on  which  no 
commission  will  be  required  in  case  of  a  "deal."  The 
commission  on  conditional  ads  will  be  about  one- 
tenth  of  a  "regular"  commission.  In  addition  a  list 
of  members  to  be  published  each  week. 

The  immense  advantage  to  associate  members  by 
such  an  arrangement,  approximating  the  advant- 
ages of  members  of  a  stock  exchange  for  instance, 
with  the  scheme  carried  out  to  its  highest  possi- 
bilities, needs  no  argument.  Brokers  will  be  saved 
the  necessity  of  running  from  office  to  ofHce  to  see 
what  another  broker  has  to  offer.  All  the  wants 
and  offers  of  a  thousand  brokers,  perhaps,  will  be 
on  file  right  in  their  own  office.  The  guarantee 
fund  will  nowhere  near  meet  expenses  The  pub- 
lisher expects  to  make  his  profit  on  contingent  fees." 

The  plan  proposed  above  is  similar  to  the  one  now 
in  use  in  the  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 
except  that  theie  are  no  contingent  fees,  no  mem- 
bership fees  and  no  commissions  to  anybody  but  the 
agent  who  sells  the  property.  The  fact  that  the 
Exclusive  Agency  Bureau  has  imitators  shows  that 
it  has  merit.  The  Journal  charges  ten  cents  a 
line  per  insertion  for  four  weeks,  and  then  if  the  ad- 
vertiser is  not  satisfied  with  results,  the  same  list 
is  continued  until  sold  or  ordered  out.  The  author 
of  the  circular  is  not  quite  up  to  date,  as  the  Jour- 
nal is  two  years  ahead  of  him.  But  the  matter  of 
Tdking  in  the  advance  membership  fees  is  a  good  way 
to  run  a  newspaper.  The  Journal  wishes  the  under- 
t  iker  of  the  project  much  happiness. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


WHITEWASHED  BUT  FOUND  OUT  AT  LAST. 


The  Interstate  Building  and  Loan  Assn  of  Bloom- 
ington,  111.,  with  office  in  the  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Building,  Chicago,  may  be  all  right  on  general  prin- 
ciples but  the  man  Bunn  who  has  been  acting  as  sec- 
retary has  at  last  come  to  grief.  The  following  press 
dispatch  is  self-explanatory: 

Springfield,  111  ,  Oct.  7 — The  Sangamon  County 
Grand  Jury,  after  being  in  session  for  three  weeks, 
was  dismissed  to-day  after  having  found  one  indict- 
ment for  legislative  bribery.  This  was  against  Rep- 
resentative wilroy  H.  Gibson  of  Chicago.  It  charges 
Gibson  with  feloniously  accepting  of  Secretary  Bunn. 
of  the  Interstate  Building  and  Loan  Association,  $395 
as  a  bribe  to  induce  him  to  vote  for  and  secure  the 
making  of  a  report  by  his  sub  committee  to  the  Com- 
mittee on  Building  and  Loan  Associations  in  regard 
to  charges  against  the  Interstate  Association  which 
would  be  favorable  to  said  Association.  Gibson  was 
released  on  $2,500  bail. 

Commenting  on  the  action  of  the  Grand  Jury  as 
above  reported  The  Savings  and  Loan  Review  of 
Rochester,  New  York,  has  the  following: 

"When  the  attack  was  made  last  spring  upon  the 
Interstate  of  Bloomington,  Illinois,  by  Mr.  Lowen- 
thal,  of  Cook  County,  we  were  of  the  opinion  that  it 
was  made  mainly  because  the  vice-president  of  the 
United  States  was  the  president  of  the  Association. 
We  were  led  to  adopt  this  view  because  the  legisla- 
ture had  rescinded  what  was  regarded  as  hasty  and 
ill-advised  action  upon  the  part  of  the  House  Com- 
mittee, and  had  directed  an  investigation  to  be  made 
by  a  sub  committee  which  should  report  the  facts. 
That  commi  tee  investigated  and  brought  in  a  re- 
port fully  exonerating  the  munagement  of  the  Asso- 
ciation from  any  misappropriation  of  funds,  and  de- 
claring the  charges  without  substantial  basis.  We 
were  much  gratified  at  this  issue  of  the  affair. 

But  no*v  comes  a  more  serious  aspect  which,  if  es 
tablished  in  the  courts,  places  Mr.  Secretary  Bunn, 
of  the  Association,  in  a  most  unenviable  position." 


Architect  E.  H.  Turnock  has  designed  for  Lewis 
Matthews  two  three-story  apartment  houses  to  be 
built  at  -1535  and  4537  St.  Lawrence  avenue.  They 
will  front  50  feet,  with  a  depth  of  54,  and  will  be  con 
structed  of  pressed  brick  and  stone.  They  will  cost 
$15,000. 

Architect  H.  G.  Fiddelke  has  prepared  plans  for 
two  two  story  apartment  buildings  to  be  erected  at 
Nos.  6442  and  6i44  Drexel  avenue.  They  will  each 
cover  an  area  of  60x5)  feet,  and  will  be  construt:ted 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  the  two  buildings  costing 
$10,000. 

C.  W.  Lasher  will  build  ten  two-story  dwellings  at 
3611  to  3619  and  3ei0  to  3618  Calumet  avenue,  at  a 
cost  of  $20,000  The  plans  have  been  completed  by 
Ira  C.  Saxe.  They  will  each  front  I7i  feet,  with  a 
depth  of  42,  and  will  be  finished  in  hardwood  and 
heated  by  furnaces. 

Plans  have  been  prepared  by  architect  W.F.  Pagels 
for  a  two-story  flat  buildinsi  to  be  erected  on  Wash 
ington  boulevard,  near  West  Forty-fifth  street,  to 
cost  $10,000,  with  a  front  of  25  feet  and  a  depth  of  75 
feet.  There  will  be  eight  fiats  of  eight  and  nine 
rooms  each,  and  the  building  will  be  heated  by  steam 

Architect  W.  G.  Barfield  completed  plans  for  a 
three-story  and  basement  house  to  be  built  for  E.  P, 
Johnson  at  Oak  Park,  40x50  feet,  and  will  be  con- 
srructed  of  pressed  brick  in  the  first  story;  after  that 
it  will  be  of  frame.  The  interior  will  be  finished  in 
hardwood,  and  will  be  heated  by  hot  water.  The  cost 
of  the  building  is  estimated  at  $15,000. 

Architects  Sierks  &  Meyer  has  let  the  mason  work 
to  J.  Wdska  &  Son  for  a  two-story  music  hall,  66x70 
feet,  to  be  built  of  brick  and  stone  at  Fifteenth 
street,  for  Charles  Robe,  at  a  cost  of  about  $18,000 

Architect  F.  Knudseu  has  prepared  plans  for  a  fiat 
building  to  be  erected  on  Springfield  avenue,  near 
West  North  avenue,  for  J.  A.  Newborg,  128  Hum- 
boldt street,  who  will  do  the  mason  work  himself. 
It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone 
front,  composition  roof,  yellow  pine  finish,  mantels, 
and  bathrooms,  and  will  cost  $3,600. 

Architect  Thos.  McMnllay  has  prepared  plans  for 
a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  1304  Congress  street, 
for  Mrs.  Nellie  Mackay.  It  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement  high,  22x66  feet,  have  stone  front,  compo- 
sition roof,  steam  or  hot  water  heating,  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  |5,000. 

Architect  Ernest  Mayo  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
store  and  office  building  to  be  erected  at  Chicago 
avenue  and  Main  street.  South  Evanston,  111.,  for 
W.  M.  Hoyt.  It  will  be  four  stories  high,  6-5x70  feet, 
have  stone  and  pressed  brick  fronts,  composition 
roof,  oak  and  hard  pine  finish,  architectural  iron 
work,  plate  glass,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $20,000. 

Architects  Church  &  Jobson  have  prepared  plans 
for  seventeen  residences  to  be  erected  at  the  south- 
east corner  of  Woodlawn  aveuue  and  Sixty-fifth 
street,  for  W.  H  Colvin,  Jr.,  room  109,  115  Dearborn 
street.  They  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
18x54  feet  each,  have  brick  foundations,  pressed 
brick  and  stone  fronts,  slate  and  composition  roofs, 
partly  hard  wood  finish,  furnace  heat,  mantels,  bath- 
rooms, electric  bells,  and  will  cost  in  all  about 
$70,000. 

Architect  Harold  Flower  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
tailor  shop  to  be  erected  on  Wabansia  avenue,  be- 
tween Dudley  street,  now  North  Winchester  avenue, 
and  Elk  Grove  avenue,  for  G.  Bels,  on  the  premises. 
It  will  be  three  stories  high,  20x66  feet,  built  of  com- 
mon and  pressed  brick,  with  stone  foundations  and 
trimmings,  have  galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition 
roof,  outside  blinds,  steam  heat,  pine  finish,  one 
boiler,  gas  fixtures,  bathroom,  and  will  cost  $8  000. 

Architects  Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  made  plans 
for  remodeling  a  three-story  flat  building,  21x45  feet, 
at  590  West  Indiana  street,  for  William  Grosser,  car- 
penter contracior,  on  the  premises,  who  is  taking 
flgu'es  himself.  It  will  have  a  new  first  story  of 
brick,  with  store  front,  composition  roof,  and  bath- 
rooms. The  improvement  is  estimated  to  cost  about 
$3,000. 

Architect  Niels  Buck  has  prepared  plans  for  a  stoie 
and  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  Graceland 
avenue,  near  Lincoln  avenue,  for  Tailor  Scherman. 
It  will  cover  41x16  feet,  2-stories  and  basement  high, 
have  a  front  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron,  compo- 
sition roof,  hardwood  and  yellow  pine  finish,  mantels, 
concrete  sidewalk  and  basement  fioor,  and  modern 
improvements;  to  cost  $9,000.  Also  for  four  houses 
to  be  erected  in  Ravenswood,  for  A.  L.  Gerhard. 
They  will  be  one  and  three  quarter  stories  high.  22x 
40  feet  each,  be  built  of  frame,  on  stone  and  brick 
foundations,  have  shingle  roof,  furnace  heat,  man 
tels,  and  modern  improvemants;  to  cost  $10,000.  Al 


so  for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  North  Halsted 
street,  near  Noble  avenue.  It  will  be  3-stories  high, 
22x76  feet,  stone  front,  with  galvanized  iron  bay  win- 
dow, composition  roof,  and  modern  improvements; 
cost  $5,000.  Also  for  a  handsome  flat  building  to  be 
erected  in  the  Ashland  addition  to  Ravenswood,  for 
Wm.  G  Blatz.  It  will  be  2-stories  {and  basement 
high  44x50  feet,  stone  front  with  carved  ornamenta- 
tions, and  stone  porch,  hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat, 
mantels,  and  modern  improvements;  cost,  $14,000. 
Also  for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Diversey 
street,  near  Lincoln  avenue.  It  will  be  2-stories 
high,  22x56  feat,  stone  front,  composition  roof,  fur- 
nace or  steam  heat,  heat,  hardwood  finish,  mantels 
and  all  modern  improvements;  cost,  about $6,000. 

Architects  Pridmore  &  Stanhope  report  that  they 
are  making  plans  for  two  large  apartment  buildings 
to  be  erected  on  the  South  side.  One  is  to  be  6-sto'-- 
ies  high,  with  steel  skeleton,  exterior  of  stone  and 
pressed  brick,  and  is  estimated  to  cost  $130,000.  The 
other  building  will  be  erected  on  a  corner,  4-stoiie8 
high,  100x115  feet,  with  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fronts,  Spanish  tile  roof,  and  will  like  the  other  be 
provided  with  the  latest  improvements;  cost,  *75,000. 

Architects  Stiles  &  Stone  let  the  mason  contract 
to  A.  Burke  for  a  4-story  store  and  flat  building  to  be 
erected  at  503  Forty-third  street,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$20,000,  for  Daniel  Duffin. 

Garner  Brothers,  81  Clark  street,  are  about  to  build 
a  block  of  four  3-story  and  basement  fiat  buildings, 
98x64  feet,  of  brick  and  stone,  with  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  about  $45,000.  William 
Langtry  prepared  the  plans. 

Architect  Wm.  F.  Pagels  has  prepared  plans  for  an 
attractive  building  to  contain  residence  flats  to  be 
erected  on  Washington  boulevard,  near  West  Fortv- 
sixth  street.  It  will  be  3  stories  and  basement  high, 
25x75  feet,  stone  front  and  porch,  composition  roof, 
interior  finish  of  birch,  oak  and  mahogany,  tile  paved 
vestibule,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring,  mantels,  ce- 
ment basement  floor  and  the  latest  improvements; 
to  cost  $10,000 

Architect  Wm.  G.  Barfield  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
residence  to  be  erected  in  (.Jak  Park,  111.,  for  E  T. 
Johnson,  3-stories  and  basement  high,  40.6x50  3  feet, 
beb.iiltof  pressed  brick  for  the  first  story  frame 
above,  shingle  roof,  hardwood  finish,  hot  water  heat- 
ing, electric  light,  mantels  and  modern  improve- 
ments; to  cost  about  $15,900. 

Architect  A.  G.  Ferree  has  prepared  plans  for  a  ho- 
tel to  be  erected  at  Sheridan,  Wyoming  for  the  Sher- 
idan Hotel  Compan}!,  3-stories  and  basement  high, 
40x85  feet,  be  built  of  local  brick,  have  composition 
roof,  hard  pine  finish,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  and 
modern  improvements;  to  contain  thirty  guest  rooms 
and  will  cost  $12,000. 

Architect  August  Fiedler  will  prepare  plans  for  a 
school  building  to  be  erected  on  Humboldt  street. 
It  will  be  four  stories  and  basement  high,  built  of 
pressed  brick  stone  and  terra  cotta,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$'■5,000.  It  will  contain  twenty-two  class  rooms. 
Also  plans  for  a  twelve  room  addition  to  the  Foster 
school  at  South  Union  and  O'Brien  streets,  to  cost 
$45,000. 

Architect  Henry  Ives  Cobb,  Title  and  Trust  build- 
ing, has  prepared  plans  for  a  two-story  frame  and 
stone  residence,  ;^0x4'i  feet,  to  be  built  at  476  Sheridan 
street,  for  W.  S.  Warren,  at  a  cost  of  about  $6,500. 

Architect  Ohas.  H.  McAfee,  46  La  Salle  street,  has 
prepared  plans  for  a  factory  to  be  erected  at  82  to  86 
South  Jefferson  street,  for  John  M.Smyth.  Seven 
stories  and  basement  high,  80x80  feet,  of  mill  con- 
struction, pressed  brick  front,  composition  roof, 
architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  three  elevators, 
steam  heat,  and  will  cost  about  |40,000. 

Architect  Carl  Nielsen  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
tannery  te  be  erected  at  Wright  and  Rawson  streets, 
for  Jacob  Lauth,  45xi50  feet  three  stories  high,  of 
mill  construction,  with  exterior  of  brick  and  stone, 
have  composition  roof,  freight  elevator,  and  wUl  cost 
$15,000. 

Architect  Wm.  L.  Klewer  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
rpsidence  to  be  erected  in  Rogers  Park,  for  John  C. 
Schiesswohl.  It  will  consist  of  two  stories,  atlic  and 
basement,  27x57  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone 
exterior,  composition  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  hot 
water  or  steam  heat,  mantels  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  about  |9,000. 


Sleepy  Eye,  Minn. — At  a  speoial  meeting  of  the  Inde- 
pendent Distriot  No.  24,  the  matter  of  bonds  for  $20,000 
to  complete  the  new  sohool  bailding  was  ananimoosly 
carried. 

Mansfield,  O.— Bids  will  be  reoeived  nntil  Oot.  23,  for 
the  pnrobase  of  $20,000  5  per  cent  waterworks  bonda,  pay- 
able in  the  years  1896  to  1915  inolosive.  All  bids  mast  be 
aooompanied  by  a  certified  check  for  $1,000.  F.  H. 
Renny,  City  Olerk. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


INITIAUOR  GENERAL  MAP. 


This  map  shows  Chicago  and  Cook  county,  111., 
portions  of  Lake  county,  111.,  Lake  county,  Indiana, 
McHenry  and  DuPage  counties,  111.,  and  extends 
west  of  the  Fox  river.  It  shows  sections,  towns, 
ranges,  rivers,  route  of  drainage  canal,  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  canal,  railways,  railway  sta- 
tions, and  all  of  the  principal  towns  and  subdivisions; 
Specially  engraved  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal. 


998 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19,  1895. 


A    BEAUTIFUL    DISPLAY   OF  BATH 
TUBS. 

IMFROVEMENTS    THAT   HELP   TO    SELL    OR  LEASE 
PREMISES. 

The  J.  L.  Mott  Iron  Works,  311  and  313  Wabash 
av.,  are  showing  some  of  the  most  beautiful  solid 
porcelain  bath  tubs,  Sitz  baths,  kitchen  sinks,  slop 
sinks,  wash  trays,  etc.,  ever  brought  to  this  city. 
These  articles  are  rapidly  superseding  the  iron  por- 
celain-lined bath  tubs,  etc  ,  which  have  heretofore 
been  so  generally  used  in  the  west.  Two  years  ago 
the  cost  of  the  solid  porcelain  fixtures  was  so  high  as 
to  be  practically  prohibitive  except  in  the  case  of 
costly  private  residence  work,  where  the  matter  of 
price  was  not  considered  very  much.  The  reason  for 
the  high  cost  lay  in  the  fact  that  the  goods  were  all 
imported  from  England.  Since  then,  however,  the 
Mott  Iron  Works  have  established  works  in  this 
country  for  their  production,  and  have  already  de- 
monstrated the  fact  that  they  can  be  made  here  more 
cheaply  and  much  better  than  abroad.  These  solid 
porcelain  goods  are  not  only  more  perfect  from  a 
sanitary  standpoint  than  anything  yet  discovered  for 
a  similar  purpose,  but  they  are  practically  everlast- 
ing. The  glazed  surface  does  not  chip  or  break  off 
as  the  surface  on  an  iron  porcelain  lined  fixture  does, 
the  reason  being  that  the  glaze  on  the  solid  porce- 
lain article  is  part  of  the  article  itself,  while  the  sur- 
face of  the  other  is  simply  laid  on  the  iron.  This  is 
why  the  enamel  chips  off  of  so  many  iron  bath  tubs, 
sinks,  etc. 

In  New  York  City,  Boston,  Philadelphia,  etc., 
nearly  all  the  modern  hotels,  apartment  houses  and 
private  residences  are  adopting  the  solid  porcelain 
fixtuaes  and  discarding  the  porcelain  linad,  as  it  has 
been  found  that  the  latter  will  not  stand  the  wear 
and  tear  for  very  long  without  being  damaged.  The 
difference  in  cost  is  not  great,  and  that  difference  is 
more  than  paid  for  in  the  added  strength,  durability 
and  cleanliness  of  the  porcelain  goods,  which  are  the 
ideal  sanitary  fixtures,  and  give  character  to  the 
building  in  which  they  are  placed.  In  New  York 
City  even  the  builders  are  now  using  them  in  the 
houses  and  flats  they  build  to  sell  or  lease,  as  they 
find  it  helps  greatly  to  sell  or  lease  to  be  able  to  show 
such  fixtures  in  position. 


CHANBE  OF  TIME  TO  MILWAUKEE. 

On  Oct.  20th,  under  new  time  card  of  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  the  present  8:00  p. 
m.  train  to  Milwaukee  will  be  discontinued.  A  new 
train  will  leave  Chicago  daily  except  Sunday  at  5:00 
p.  m.,  arriving  In  Milwaukee  at  7:15  p.  m.,  and  present 
3:00  p.  m.  train  will  run  every  day  in  the  week.  Fast 
Night  Express  for  Northern  Wisconsin  and  the  Mich- 
igan Peninsula  will  leave  Chicago  at  10:30  p.  m.  In- 
stead of  at  8:00  p.  m.  as  at  present.  For  tickets, 
time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  Ticket 
Office,  95  Adams  Street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station, 
Canal,  Adams  anl  Madison  Sts. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Hanford,  Cal. — Thie  Board  of  SaperTisors  of  Kings 
Coonty  passed  an  order  oalling  for  an  eleotion  for  Oot.  15, 
to  vote  $£0,000  bonds  for  building  a  new  court  house  and 
jail. 

Galveston,  Tex. — Oity  Attorney  Ballinger  and  the  Chair- 
nnan  of  the  Finance  Committee  of  the  Galveston  City 
Council,  A.  Ferrier,  called  on  the  Attorney  General  to  ap- 
ply *or  authority  for  the  oity  of  Galveston  to  issue  |2u(),- 
OCO  of  refunding  bonds  under  the  provision  of  the  new 
city  charter. 

Oakland,  Oal. — Only  one  bid  has  been  received  by  the 
Oakland  City  Clerk  for  the  |140,000  of  bonds  recently 
voted.  The  bid  is  from  Mason,  Lewis  &  Co.,  of  Chicago. 
It  has  been  decided  not  to  sell  until  the  Supreme  Court  has 
passed  upon  the  legality  of  the  issue  made  in  the  same 
manner  in  Los  Angeles. 

Surry,  Va. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors, 
Sept.  19,  the  county  will  issue  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
|5,000,  it  having  money  enough  on  hand  to  enable  it  to 
pay  for  building  a  new  county  court  house  without  issuing 
bonds  for  a  larger  amount. 


Santa  Barbara,  Oal. — The  City  Council  ordered  a  special 
eleotion  to  be  called  Oot.  28  for  the  purpose  of  voting  on 
the  subject  of  issuing  $60,000  in  bonds  for  the  purpose  of 
paving  Santa  Barbara  streets  with  asphaltum. 

Lancaster,  Wis.— Bids  will  be  received  Oot.  23  for  the 
purchase  of  $24,000  6  per  cent  water  bonds;  $500  payable 
io  the  years  1901-2-3  and  4;  $1,000  payable  in  the  years 
1905-6  and  7;  $2,noO  payable  in  the  years  1908-9-10-11 
and  12;  $3,000  payable  in  the  year  1913.  August  Nioh- 
aels,  Oity  Clerk. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURB. 

Bexford  &  Bellamy's  snb,  Us  1.  2.  3,  4.  6.  6,  7  and  40  10-46;  Ite  16,  17,  18, 
I»,  24,  23,  26,  27,  28,  29.  dO  and  311n  b  3  of  lhat  pt  of  the  w  H  of  the 
w  i4  of  the  8  e  of  seo  30  37  14.  Nov  4,  11  a  m.  A  F  Steveoson,  mas- 
ter, 60  fortland  blk.  L  N 

Menajfe'e  sub.  Its  1  2,  3,  4  and  6  In  b  4  and  Is  1.  2,  10.  11,  21  and  22  in 
b  3  of  the  s  H  of  bs  lu,  11  and  12  and  the  n  H  of  ba  1.  4,  16  iind  16  all 
in  1st  add  to  Kenslnston  In  sees  22,  27,  28,  87  14.  Nov  I,  1  p  m.  Geo 
Mills  Kogers.  master  lOu  Washinftton  et.  L  N. 

Griffin's  sub,  divers  Us  In  said  sub  In  bs  1,  2,  3  and  4  of  Street's  snb  of 
then  of  the  n  e  54  of  the  n  w  of  sec  20  37  14.  Nov  4,  11  a  m.  H 
L  Walt,  master,  110  La  Halle  St.  L  N. 

Logeman's  snb,  Its  42  and  43  of  the  a  y,  of  It  2  in  b  6  in  the  Oanal 
Trustees  sub  of  the  e  V4  of  seo  29  40 14.  Nov  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dloker, 
master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg. 

Pinkert  &  Wittie's  unb,  It  40  of  the  w  V4  of  b  1  of  Steele'"  sob  of  the  s 
e  H  and  the  e  J4  of  the  s  w  !4  of  eeo  26  39  13.  Kov  4,  11  a  m.  Edw  A 
Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Dlven'8  sub.  It  39  in  b  6  of  Its  7  to  11  In  Freer's  sub,  of  the  w  Vi  of  the 
n  w  H  f  seo  2  39  13.  Nov  7,  U  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Port- 
land bik.  L  N. 

The  8  w  H  of  the  s  w  »4  of  seo  8  aS  14;  b^  3  and  4,  ex  Its  4  and  6  In  (he 
Village  of  Glenwood,  Campbell's  1st  add,  Nov  14,  Ham.  Irwlu  T 
Ooe,  guardian.  L  N. 

Weddell  &  Cox's  sub.  Its  31  and  82  in  b  11  of  the  w  M  of  the  n  e  %  of 
seo  20  38  14.  Nov  7,  11  a  m.  Walter  Batter,  master.  L  N. 

The  8  ^  of  the  n  V4  of  the  w  of  the  s  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo  9  40  12. 
Nov  6,  11  a  m,  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Partleme's  snb.  It  1  of  that  pt  of  b  9  In  Robinson's  add  to  Blue  Isld; 
al8o  all  of  b  6  In  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  !4  of  see  36  37  13.  Nov  4,  11am. 
A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Buroham,  Its  33  and  34  in  b  5;  Its  4  and  6  in  b  6;  It  43  In  b  9;  Its  5  and  6 
In  b  11;  Its  19  and  20  In  b  13;  It  7  In  b  14;  It  1  In  b  16;  It  1  In  b  17;  It  31 
In  b  16;  It  9  In  b  18  and  an  uud  V4  Int  in  Its  9  and  lo  in  b  «,  an  i  Its  2S 
and  26  in  b  20;  sec  6  36  16.  Nov  6,  11am.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
L  N. 

Lt  3  in  the  e  H  of  the  n  '/4  of  b  22  In  the  e  w  H  of  the  e  vi  \  of  sec  6 
39  14.  Oct  30,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Blue  Isld  Pk  edd.  It  17  in  b  12.  being  a  sub  of  the  e  V4  of  the  w  H,  and 
the  w  Vt  of  the  w  ^4  of  the  e  H  of  the  s  e  54  of  sec  so  37  14.  Nov  4,  11 
a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Monteom«ry's  sub.  It  30  b  1  of  pt  of  the  s  </,  of  the  n  V4  of  the  s  w  J4  of 
sec  4  38  14.  Nov  4,  11  a  m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Woolley's  sub,  It  6  in  b  1  of  714  acres  e  and  »dj  the  w  Vi  acres  of  the 
n  e  H  of  sec  !t6  40  13  and  It  33  in  said  sub  and  Its  19,  20  and  21  in  b  4 
in  said  sub.  Nov  14,  11  a  m.  Annie  Q  UoOarthy,  admtrx.  L  N. 

The  n  w  Vi  of  the  n  e  K  of  sec  27  42  11;  the  s  w  of  the  n  e  \^  of  seo 
27  42  11;  the  8  e  !4  of  the  s  w  H  of  seo,23  42  11.  Nov  16,  11  a  m.  Hi- 
ram Snow.admir.  L  N. 

Lake  View  and  Oh-go,  Clybourne  av  add,  It  40  in  b  S  in  the  n  w  K  of 
sec  30  40  14.  Oot  28,  2  pm.  H  L  Walt,  master,  110  La  Salle  sr.    L  N. 

Columbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  Ist  add,  It  41  in  b  19  a  snb  of  the  s  Y,  of  the 
s  e  !4  of  sec  32  and  s  w  $4  of  the  8  w  U  of  sec  33  35  14.  Oct  28.  10  a  m. 
Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Lt  16  in  the  sub  of  8  e  H  of  the  n  w  ;4  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  21  37  14. 
Nov  2,  Ham.  A  Van  VUsslngen,  admtr.  L  N. 

Robert's  sub,  Its  6,  10,  11,  12,  16.  19,  20,  21,  22  of  original  Its  1,  2,  3  end 
the  8  93  It  of  original  Its  4  an  d  6  and  of  Its  31,  32,  33,  38,  39  and  40  of 
Sheldon  sub  et  the  s  !i  of  lis  14  and  15  and  all  of  Its  6  to  13  and  the 
n  67  ft  of  IH4  and  5  in  b  "0"  Morgau  Park.  Oot  22,  11  a  m.  PL 
Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk.  L,  N. 

Smith's  snb.  It  10  in  b  4  of  s  !4  of  n  e  »4  of  sec  35  38  14.  Oct  26.  11  a  m. 
Perry  A  .-uU,  master,  921  to  923  Chicago  Stock  £xchange  bldg.  L  N. 

Barber's  sub.  It  10  in  b  4  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w  *r  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  8 
38  14.  Oct  29,  Ham.  Jno  T  Noyee,  master,  88  and  90  Washington  st. 
L  N . 

Evanston,  Ladd's  add.  the  w  !4  of  It  3  and  the  w  H  It  4  in  b  6,  in  seo  30 
4114  Oct  29,  10  a  m.  Thos  laylor,  Jr.  master,  702  Lbicago  Ooera 
House  bldg.  LB. 

Lt  25  in  b  15  in  a  sub  of  the  s  e  X  o'  sec  34  40  13.  Oot  29,  11  a  m,  Wal- 
ter Butler,  master,  86  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Summerdale,  Us  28  and  29  in  b  3,  being  a  rusub  of  Its  31  to  40  of  Hen- 
ry s  Bub  of  the  8  w  J4  of  the  n  w  of  sec  8  40  14.  Oot  29,  11  a  m. 
Walter  Batler,  master.  L  N. 

Elonka's  sub,  It  10  in  b  1  of  Its  1  and  2  in  the  snb  of  It  3  In  Assessor's 
div  of  the  w  3:  of  the  n  w  !4  of  seo  22  37  14.  Oot  29,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Busby's  sub.  Its  5  and  5  and  the  s  26.43  ft  of  It  4  of  the  w  127.67  ft  of  b 
8  lu  .aid  sub  of  the  s  14  of  the  s  e  14  of  n  w  ^  of  seo  10  3b  14.  Oot  2d, 

10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr.  master.  L  N. 

Campbell's  sub,  It  1  of  It  2  in  b  7  Rockwell's  add;  subit  29  in  Lindsley's 
sub  of  Its  13,  16,  17,  21  and  24  in  b  6  in  Rockwell's  add,  and  It  4S  (ex 
the  w  8  ft)  in  b  43  in  the  •  anal  Trustee's  sub  of  seo  7  39  14.   Oct  28 

11  a  m.  Edmund  S  Cummlngs,  master,  701  Kedale  bldg.  L  N. 

Canal  Trustee's  sub,  the  und  V,  of  sublts  8  of  It  10  in  b  tO  of  the  s  14  of 
sec  3  39  14.  Oot  29,  11  a  m.  Geo  Bass,  master,  109  Hartford  bide. 
L  N. 

C  &  0  C  &  D  Co'-"  snb.  It  2  In  b  21  pt  of  sees  6  and  6  37  15.  C  ct  21,  11  a 
m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  faooma  bldg.  L  N. 

Dickey  4  Baker's  sub.  It  4  lo  b  3  of  It  1  being  the  n  4.04  chains  of  the 
8  w  14  of  the  8  w  !4  of  sec  24  38  14.  Oct  il,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
master,  L  N. 

Harvey,  Its  1  to  27  in  b  "0"  a  sub  of  that  pt  of  the  s  e  >4  of  sec  8  and 
that  pt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  17  36  14.  Oct  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
master.  L  N. 

Evanston,  Ladd'a  add,  the  e  H  of  It  4  in  b  6  in  the  n  w  H  of  sec  30  41 
14.  Oot  21,  Ham.  Bdw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Delaraater's  resnb.  It  16  ex  the  s  1  toot  and  3  Inches  of  b  22  of  Simon's 
sub  of  the  s  e  l-i  of  sue  35  40  13.  Oot  21,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  mas- 
ter. L  N. 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

BUILDING 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


October  19,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


999 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Oct.  17,  1895. 

„  ^  bales.  Amonat. 

Olty,  over  J1,000   315  $2,63n,762 

Olty,  under  tl.OOO   110  67,570 

Ooanty  ,   118  248,830 

Total  ,.   643  12,847,162 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Oct.  18,  1894. 


Bales. 

Olty,  over  11,000    331 

Olty,  under  1,000.,..,   124 

Ooanty  137 

Total   592 


Amount. 
t2,21ii,612 
73,825 
361,655 


(2,645.992 

Aberdeen  at,  17  ft  n  of  66th.  e  f  25x1243^; 

Jnne  17.  A  Walton  to  A  F  Keeney.|l,000 
Adams  et,  100  ft  w  of  Wabasli  av,  s  f  35x 
77,  more  or  less;  Oot  1.  James  W  Odell 
and  wife  to  Frederick  H  Winston.f  130,000 
Adams  si,  50  ft  w  of  S  43d  av,  s  f  60x 
121}4,  ond  other  ppty;  Sep  16.  8  T 

Ganderson  to  S  M  Gunderson  |5,100 

Addison  av,  361  ft  w  of  Crawford,  s  f  50x 
124;  Oot  9.  A  H  Bauer  to  S  M  Pagels 

 $6,000 

Addison  av,  561  ft  w  of  Crawford,  s  f  58x 
124;  Sep  26.  A  H  Baoer  et  al  to  W  H 

Ooi  f  1,500 

Albany  av,  125  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  e  f 

25x118;  Oot  7.  P  Dias  to  E  Wolin8.|l,5P0 
Alexander  av,  375  ft  s  of  Byron  st,  e  f  25 
xl20;   Aag   30.    Travelers'  Insnranoe 

Company  to  T  O  Delang  |1,100 

AlJport  st,  72  ft  s  of  W  19th,  e  f  24x125; 
Oot  11.  F  Hejhal  and  wife  to  J  Hryz 

 $4,000 

Allport  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  12.  J  Hryz  to 

K  Hejhal  $4,000 

Anthony  av,  n  w  oor  85th  st,  e  f  48x125; 

Oot  8.  E  Lind  to  R  Kaafmann  $2,800 

Armitage  av,  24  ft  e  of  Winchester,  n  f 
24x125;  Aag  13.  Q  E  P  Dodge  to  M 

Rosenthal  il,800 

Armour  av,  198  ft  n  of  53d  st,  w  f  25x100; 

Oot  12.  A  E  Olsen  to  C  N  Straight. $1,800 
Artesian  av,  150  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  50x 

121;  Aug  8.  A  Kelly  to  R  Long  ....$1,350 
Artesian  av,  255  ft  n  of  Fnllertoc,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  26.  A.  Larson  to  0  A  Eklnnd 

 $2,800 

Ashland  av,  300  ft  a  of  39th  st,  w  f  25x 
165;  Oot  7.  H  Robinsky  to  R  Mendel- 
son   $1,600 

Ashland  av,  72>^  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  25x 
121;  Aug  26.  H  Phipps  Jr  to  O  Ohanate 

 $1,1C0 

Ashland  av,  175  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  50x121, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  26.  Same  to  Same 

  $2,500 

Aubert  av,  216  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  60x 
124;  Sep  27.  M  Sohielke  to  F  Sohielke 

 $1,000 

Anatin  av,  s  w  cor  Claremont,  n 
125;  Oot  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

Agthoren  ^  

Austin  av,  a  e  cor  Claremont,  n  f 

125,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  29.  G  Kurtz 
et  at  to  Kurtz  &  Bahrer  Foundry  Com- 
pany $50,000 

Avers  av,  n  e  cor  W  19th  st,  w  f  55x116; 
Oot  10.  W  H  Murphy  to  J  C  Hiokey 

 $1,415 

Belmont  av,  288  ft  w  of  Francisco,  n  f  24 

xl25;  Oct  16.  H  Emde  to  E  Netzel.$*,000 
Belmont  av,  60  ft  w  of  Blston,  n  f  24x125; 

Sep  23.  E  Bilstein  to  A  Gallagher. $1,3C0 
Belmont  av,  144  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  a  f  24x 
125;  Oot  4.  R  8  Elder  to  R  H  Peterson 

 $2,000 

Bishop  at,  224  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  26x124; 
Oot  8.  A   Lundquist  to  E  Minaker 

 $1,500 

Bishop  at,  75  ft  n  of  56th,  w  f  2BxL2i}4; 

Apr  10.  T  Tyne  to  L  Memke  $1,000 

Blue  Island  av,  68  ft  s  w  of  Polk  st,  n  w 
f  24x120;  Nov  25,'94.  W  H  Hofner  to  J 

Brewster  $6,000 

Bryn  Mawr  av,  141  ft  w  of  Ashland,  s  f 
50x1081^;  Sep  11.  A  Iten  to  K  Sohnber 

 $1,700 

Byron  st,  200  ft  n  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f 
100x168;  Oot  1.  B  T  Stotesbury  to  J 

Leiniahl    $13,500 

California  av,  341  f t  n  of  W  12th  at,  w  f 
26x1021^;  Oct  12.  F  Martin  to  0  Kor- 

naokeretal  $1,650 

California  av,  50  ft  s  of  Cortez  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Oot  11.  H  G  Fink  to  J  Baumgart- 

 $1,675 

Calumet  av,  197  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  49x 
150,  and  ^  int;  Jan  3.  N  H  MoGuire  to 
K  A  Hanton  $3,100 


119x 
k  Von 
..$7,830 
119%x 


Calumet  av,  176  ft  n  of  50th  st,  e  f  25x102; 
Oot  5.  M  0  Dobbins  to  L  A  Bengley 

 $2,260 

Carpenter  st,  premises  5920,  25xl24i^; 

Oot  12,  J  C  Needer  to  O  E  Seidler. $3,600 
Carpenter  st,  176  ft  s  of  Washington  blvd, 
w  f  40  ft  thro  to  Morgan;  Oot  14.  E 

Monahan  to  W  O'Connor  $20,000 

Central  Park  av,  340  f t  s  of  W  18th  st,  e  f 
25x122;  Sep  17,92.  P  J  Gilman  to  E 

Oorrigan  $1,200 

Central  av,  148  ft  s  of  80th  st,  e  f  50x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  1.  W  Boldeneok  to 

I  Raw  $4,500 

Central  Park  av,  475  ft  s  of  Kinzie  st,  w 
f  25x154;  Oot  1.  J  Wells  to  S  A  Bard 

 $10,000 

Center  av,  280  ft  a  of  Augusta  st,  e  f  24x 
93;  Oot  12.  M  Musolff  to  J  Sohimonek 

 $3,725 

Center  av,  50  ft  n  of  Clyde,  e  f  373^x143; 
Aug  12.  PH  Bloomhagen  to  C  A  Wilson 

 $1,350 

Champlain  av,  24  ft  n  of  64th  at,  w  f  24x 
122;  Vov  7,'94.  I  L  Kelly  to  J  L  Duples- 

sia  $1,800 

Chicago  av,  155  ft  w  of  Rockwell  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Sep  27.  O  Bartell  to  H  Felz 

  .$1,500 

Ohioago  av,  s  w  oor  Kingsburv  st,  n  f  48x 
130;  Sep  28.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  H  Foote 

 $4,212 

Chicago  av,  75  ft  w  of  Wesson  st,  s  f  25x 
122,  und  1^  int;  Oot  3.  A  Burke  to  J  F 

O'Malley  $3,0C0 

Chicago  av,  40  ft  e  of  Franklin  st,  s  f  20x 
100;  Oot  10.  L  W  Herdrich  to  F  Bab- 

bage  $10,000 

Claremont  av,  168  ft  s  of  Potomac,  w  f 
48x125;  Oct  1.  J  M  Watson  to  H  Stew- 
art $2,200 

Claremont  av,  158  ft  s  of  Potomac,  w  f 
28  8  luxl25;  Sep  19.  H  Stewart  to  G  W 

Weiffenbaoh  $10,5C0 

Claremont  av,  225  ft  s  of  Flournoy  st,  e 
f  25x126;  Oot  11.  M  Hanratty  to  J  Han- 
ratty   $10,000 

Clyde  av,  179  ft  a  of  Walnut  st,  s  f  37%x 
125;  Sep  10.  E  M  Best  to  A  D  Wilson 

 $3,500 

Clybourn  av,  60  f t  n  w  of  Chester  st,  n  e 
f  25x126,  more  or  less;  Oct  15.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  E  Stock  $2,581 

Columbia  av,  a  e  oor  Webber,  n  f  50x139; 

Oct  2.  J  H  Slagle  to  E  J  Lindsten. $2,500 
Cottage  Grove  av,  260  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f 
26x122;  Oot  11.  E  8  Martin  to  D  0 

  $2,500 

Onyler  av,  322  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  37^4 
xl20;  Oct  4.  A  Lindberg  to  F  Stake 

 $4,000 

Dearborn  st,  940  ft  s  of  47th,  e  f  26  9-lOx 
100;  Oct  12.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Douglas 

Park  Building  Association  $3,896 

Dickena  av,  n  e  oor  Ballou,  a  f  48x126; 
Oot  10.  8  L  Robinaon  to  E  E  Robinson 

 $1,500 

Diversey  av,  100  ft  e  of  Burchell,  n  f  26x 
120,  and  other  ppty ;  Oot  15.  C  E  Cessna 

to  E  K  Gilbert  et  al  $15,000 

Donglaa  bird,  73  ft  e  of  Millard  av,  s  f  72 
xloO;  Oot  14.  W  Martin  to  W  E  Schmidt 

^  $4,200 

Drexel  av,  147  ft  n  of  62d  st,  w  f  25x170 
8-10;  Oct  10.  W  Rodger  to  M  T  Larkin 

„  $1,700 

Bggleaton  av,  33  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  16  46- 
100x118}^;  Sep  19.  H  B  Jackson  to  R 

Zempel    $5,600 

Bggleston  av,  160  ft  s  of  77th  st,  w  f  60i 
100;  Oot  10.  F  Molton  to  J  F  Doremyer 

 $6,700 

Bggleston  av,  97  ft  n  of  75th  st,  w  f  50x 
133;  Oot  1.  C  R  Webster  to  H  Peterson 


4,000 


Eighteenth  st  W,  235  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s 
f  24x1243^;  Oot  la.  E  Wedekind  to  V 

Trnka  $3,660 

Eighty-seventh  at,  516  ft  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  n  f  60x125;  Oct  12.  P  Stamps 

to  U  L  Wallace  $1,600 

Eighty-seventh  at,  108  ft  e  of  Throop,  n 
f  50x150;  Oot  4.  W  L  Brainerd  to  C  B 

Vatoh  17^000 

Eighty-seventh  st,  32  ft  e  of  Aberdeen,  n 
f  126x125,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  14.  E 

Roy  to  C  A  Works  $3,277 

Eighty-eighth  pi.  119  ft  e  of  Calumet  av, 
n  f  22  82-1(0x1253^;  Sep  2.  W  K  Gore 

to  F  C  Baker  $2,000 

Elizabeth  st,  n  e  cor  68th,  w  f  60x1243^; 

Oct  11.  W  Holmes  to  J  Choeneman,$l,300 
Elizabeth  av,  391  ft  n  of  83d  at,  w  f  50x 
1253^;  Oct  1.  O  Sohober  to  B  Wedeles 

 $1,000 

Elizabeth  st,  294  ft  n  of  87th,  e  f  26x124^, 
and  other  ppty;  Aug  2. 1  MoOann  et  al 


to  W  L  Gleason....  $1,500 

Elston  av,  66  ft  s  e  of  Wisoonsin.  n  e  f  76 
xl24i^,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  ll'.  Mast  in 

Ohy  to  S  H  Adams  $2,320 

Emerald  av,  271  ft  s  of  59th  st,  w  f  25x 
1303^;  Oot  14,  J  A  Earl  to  M  Olson 

 $6,500 

Emerald  av,  n  w  oor  of  26th  st,  e  f  48x 
100;  Oot  1.  F  Livingston  to  P  Blaine 

 $10,000 

Evans  av,  115  ft  a  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Aug  1.  L  L  Sutherland  to  M  J  McGuire 

 $1,000 

Evans  av,  139  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 

Juiy  24.  Same  to  J  Hughes  $l,oro 

Fairfield  av,  150  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  24x 
126)^;  Sep  3,  J  Springer  to  L  Martens 

 ■  $1,200 

Fargo  av,  121  f t  e  of  0  and  E  Railroad, 
a  f  50x1511;  Sep  3.  J  M  Kean  to  I  B 

Braithwaite  $4,260 

Faye  st,  157  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood  Park, 
n  f  313^x120  9-10;  Oct  7.  J  Peil  to  C 

Ellis  $3,500 

Fifth  av,  281  f t  s  of  35th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  15.  R  Sneath  to  A  J  MoPherson 

 $3,600 

Fifth  av,  s  w  oor  52d  st,  e  f  50x124;  Oct 

15.  C  Colaon  to  A  Anderson  $4,600 

Fifteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  a  f 
24x124;  Sep  13.  S  Swiontek  to  H  Benze 

 $4,400 

Fifteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f 
24x124;  Oot  12.  P  Pope  to  J  J  Stahl 

 $3,400 

Fiftieth  st,  324  ft  w  of  Loomis,  s  f  25x 
125;  Aug  29,'93.  C  J  Vopioka  et  al  to  H 

Morgenroth  $1,350 

Fifty-first  ot  N,  166  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  e 
f  25x126;  Oot  1.  A  Rasmusen  to  J  H  K 

Wrench  $1,500 

Fifty-first  st,  97  ft  e  of  Justine,  n  f  24x 
1253^;  Oot  14,  S  E  Perry  to  J  W  Strat- 

ton   $4,500 

Fifty  first  st,  73  ft  e.of  Justine,  n  f  24x 

125;  Oct  14.  C  E  Foster  to  same. .  .  $2,500 
Fifty-third  otN,  a  e  oor  of  Beldeu  av,  w  f 
50x125;  Oot  14.  H  Huger  to  K  J  Belinaki 

 $2,600 

Fifty-third  st,  168  ft  w  of  Princeton  av, 
s  f  24x1263^;  Sep  28.  J  C  King  to  C  C 

Salomon  $l,8C0 

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  223  ft  e  of  Peoria  st. 
n  f  50xl2(i3^;  Oct  10.  J  B  Garner  et  al 

to  B  A  Kappelman  $24,000 

Forty-second  st  W,  192  ft  n  of  Bolden- 
week  av,  e  f  50x153,  and  other  poty; 
Oot  10.  W  Boldenweok  to  O  B  Conklin 

 $4,150 

Fifty-fourth  st,  bet  Union  av  and  Halsted, 
n  f  16  67-100x125;  Sep  17.  H  B  Wind- 
sor to  R  Zempel  $6,000 

Fifty-sixth  st,  bet  Wallace  and  Butler,  sts, 
s  f  25x125;  Oot  10.  A  Coqnellette  to  C 

H  Wiele  $1,500 

Fisk  st,  76  ft  8  of  19th  pi,  e  f  25x100;  Oot 

7.  F  Dusek  to  F  Vales  $5,500 

Flournoy  st,  75  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n  f 
26x124^;  Aug  26.  J  T  Halls  to  J  Gabel 

 $6,800 

Forrestville  av,  47  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f 
263^x126;  Oot  12.  F  H  Barry  to  R  Well 

 $10,500 

Forest  av,  360  ft  s  of  Slst  st,  e  f  40x100; 
Oot  7,'93.  8  Sandek  to  E  Brandt  et  al 

 '.  $15,000 

Forty-first  st  8,  250  ft  n  ot  Harvard,  e  f 
25x126,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  7.  F  S 

Tyrrell  to  C  A  Perkins  $1,700 

Forty-third  pi  W,  125  ft  w  of  Wallace  st, 
8  f  50x125}^;  Sep  30.  F  T  Croxon  et  al 

to  J  B  Hughes   $3,000 

Forty-third  ot  N,  s  e  cor  Bertean  av,  w  f 
100x144;  May  27.  A  E  Brown  to  F  W 

Nichols  $1,700 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  289  ft  e  of  Union  av, 
a  f  24x125;  Oot  14.  P  Friel  to  N  Mc- 
Carthy $3,600 

Fourteenth  st  W,  n  e  cor  Hoyne  av,  s  f  25 
xl24;  Nov  22,'94.  L  Ovignon  to  L  Blum 

 $6,000 

Francisco  st,  241  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  e  f 
25x126,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  16.  R  C 

Givins  et  al  to  C  E  Cessna  $16,000 

Francisco  av,  170  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f 
25x206;  Sep  26.  B  F  Sweet  to  E  O  Waller 

 $6,000 

Fremont  st,  38  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  e  f 
313^x126;  Oot  2.  0  Buckingham  to  W 

D  U  Krooke  $1,875 

Fulton  at,  75  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  n  f  25x 

107;  Oot  3.  A  Mack  to  F  G  Peet. .  .$1,726 
Fulton  st,  413  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  n  f  24x 
150;  Sep  27.  D  M  Hayes  to  W  P  Ballon 

 $7,448 

Garfield  blvd,  26  ft  e  of  Loomis  et,  n  f  25 
xl50;  Sep  24.  M  E  Swantees  to  J  G 


Lobstein  Jr  $2,500 

Giddings  at,  n  w  oor  Hoyne  av,  a  f  37x 
122;  Oot  11.  A  Whiteway  to  R  N  Lloyd 

 $5,000 

Qirard  st,  258  ft  a  of  Armitage  av,  e  f  24 
xl25,  und  3^  int;  Oot  14.  -Michael  Pio- 
trowski  to  Majyanna  Piotrowski.  .$2,5(0 
Glenwood  av,  85  ft  s  of  88th  st,  w  f  35x 
125;  Oot  16.  B  H  Arnold  to  the  Kanka- 
kee Invest  and  L  Assn  $2,600 

Goodspeed  st,  144  ft  n  of  49th,  e  f  24x 
1243^;  Sep  25,  C  R  Walleok  to  A  E 

Eflfenberger  $1,900 

Oraoeland  av,  223  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  s  f  50x 
125;  Sep  17.  0  B  Conklin  to  W  Bolden- 
weok $8,150 

Grace  st,  100  ft  w  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f  50 
ft  to  alley;  Sep  2.  E  T  Stotesbury  to  W 

3ohiok  $5,000 

Graylook  av,  432  ft  e  of  Stewart,  s  f  24x 
163  8-10;  Aug  20.  M  J  Thompson  to  E 

A  N  Waoholz  $1,200 

Greenwood  av,  150  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x 
100;  Oot  15.  B  W  Vogt  to  P  Choqnette 

   $6,5(0 

Greenwood  av,  600  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  t  50x 
151;  Sep  23.  A  N  Marquis  to  H  H  Hea- 

ford  $3,750 

Greenwood  av,  90  ft  s  of  49th  st,  w  f  5()x 
297;  also  49th  st,  197  ft  e  of  Greenwood 
av,  n  f  100x90,  adjoining;  Oot  11.  J 
MoOonnell  et  al  to  J  0  Fleming.  .$22,500 
Green  st,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts.  e  f  30x 
124  65  100;  Gets.  OB  Green  to  V  W 

Meyer  $1,530 

Green  st,  260  ft  n  of  6l8t,  e  f  333^x125; 

Oot  1.  H  Peterson  to  U  R  Webster.  $7,£00 
Green  st,  225  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  24.  M  Holmgren  to  N  P  Anderson 

 $3,500 

Green  st,  250  ft  s  of  73d,  w  f  25x121;  Oot 

9.  J  Riemersima  to  B  Cotter  $1,600 

Haddon  st,  240  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x120; 
July  11,  94.  P  O  Skaaden  to  M  A  Mah- 

lom  $4,000 

Halsted  st,  s  e  oor  96th,  w  f  122x125;  Aug 

16.  0  C  Housel  to  W  G  Holbrook.  .$2,000 
Halsted  st,  50  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x125;  Sep 

17,  A  Pelaske  to  C  Jung  $15,000 

Kamlin  av,  266  ft  s  of  Division  st,  e  f  25 

xl24  8-10;  Sep  2.  S  H  Wheeler  to  A 

Johnson  $1,600 

Harvard  st,  276  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Oot  3.  B  Dickinson  to  P  Durning 

   $1,150 

Hermitage  av  and  Paulina  st,  alley  It  hot. 
148  ft  n  of  Taylor,  25x26^;  Oo.  2.  J  j 

Sohleioher  to  Met  W  8  L  (Jo  $2,600 

Hermitage  av,  50  ft  n  of  Clarinda  st,  e  f 
25x130;  Oot  2.  L  Flaegel  to  K  Prill 

   $3,600 

Hermitage  av,  216  ft  s  of  45th  st.  w  f  24x 
123;Ootll.  8  Dzierla  to  W  Poazezka 

 $2,800 

Hirsoh  av,  194  ftw  of  Kedzie,  d  f  50x124; 
Oot  11.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  CLS  Clarke 

 §4.663 

Homan  av,  125  ft  n  of  W  15th  st,  w  f  25x 
124  85-100;  Sep  30.  E  A  Cummiigs  to  J 

A  Gribben  $1,000 

Homan  av,  175  ft  n  of  W  15th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  ILEA  Cnmmings  to  G  O'Brien 

 $1,000 

Honore  st,  a  e  cor  73d,  w  f  50x1243^;  Jnne 

12.  8  A  Petro  to  M  Atchison  $2,600 

Hudson  av,  152  ft  s  of  Center  st,  w  f  24x 
123;  Oct  Ifi.  M  Adams  to  0  Hausmann 

 $3,000 

Humboldt  st,  100  ft  s  ot  Armitage  av,  w  f 
25x120;  Oot  14.  E  8  Vinterum  to  S  J 

Vinterum  $3,600 

Humboldt  blvd,  583^  ft  n  of  Diokens  st, 
w  f  5UX154,  und  ^  int;  Oot  17.  0  A 

Solveson  to  H  M  Solveson  $2,000 

Huron  st,  50  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  25x121; 
Oot  12.  W  Fitzgerald  to  M  Kruckstein 

   $2,350 

Ingleside  av,  375  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x 
132;  Sep  17.  W  B  Date  to  W  Nicholson 

 $1,875 

Janssen  av,  92  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  37}^x 
120^;  Aug  9.  M  Feist  to  N  Steder 

 $1,875 

Jackson  st,  220  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  n 
f  100x140;  Oot  14.  B  TituB  to  J  Downey 

 $17,500 

Jackson  st,  bet  44th  and  45th  avs,  n  f  16 
113^-100x126}^;  Oot  15.  L  F  Starritt  to 

8  W  Vogan  $4,250 

Jefiferson  av,  297  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  60x 
190;  Sep  10.  B  M  Russell  to  M  L  Bus- 
sell  $5,000 

Jefferson, und  3^  int  s,  15  acres  n  3^  n  w 
3^  n  w  34,  14  40  13;  Oot  17.  J  M  Nelson 

to  E  T  Williams  $10,000 

Jefferson,  w  3^  n  }^  e      s  e  34,  14  40  13, 
(Continued  sn  page  1001 


1000 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st-  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  nionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
^»»  Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
Dpbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotorers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  t'ompanv  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
trioted  in  relation  to  resooroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofaotoring,  and 
seeks  to  seoore  marufaotnring  plants  and 
industries  vthere  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  snrroandings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  socoess. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinaa,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Panl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  adi'antages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  sncoess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  t(' 
settle  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfaoturert- 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in 
duced  to  locate — largely  through  theinstru 
mentality  of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Panl 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  TJoitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturer? 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inqoiriee 
are  treated  as  snob.  The  information  for 
nisbed  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Celcnj  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


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PENSIONS 

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Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
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«in09  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
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T.  D.  MURPHY. 


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MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

general  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  Jobblcg  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimlnlng,  eto. 
All  KiucLd  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Quinoy  St., 

BTilldlng  Material!  O  h  I CSKO 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

Othera  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co* 

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Chicago 

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Chicago,  August  30, 1895. 

H.  A.  Hamlin: 

Dear  Sir — We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  recently  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  work  is  clean,  crisp 
and  attractive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  beyond  criti- 
cism. 

Assuring  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

DuNLAP  Smith  &  Co. 


H-  A.  HAMLIN 


Telephone  Harrison  435. 


423  Dearborn  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


October  19,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1001 


(Oontinaed  from  page  999  ) 
Jan  5.  W  F  Bolton  to  J  P  Ander  |15,0(  0 
Jefife  eon,  Jaokson  sub,  It  26  s  e  3^  sec  11 
and  of  8  w  j^.  12  40  13,  lo  acres;  Deo 
20,'94.  S  Silverman  to  J  P  Ander.  $12,500 
Jefferson,  w      b  22  and  27  same  lOaores; 

Deo  20,'di.  E  Rothsobild  to  8ame.|ll,750 
Jefferson,  Jaokeon  snb,  b  24  same;  Deo 

20,'94.  A  M  Rothsobild  to  same.  .|11,1<?5 
Jefferson,  Jaokson  snb,  b  23  same;  Deo 

2(V94.  J  Komblom  to  same  $11,125 

Justine  st,  n  w  oor  £4th,  e  f  481^x121; 

Ang  26.  J  Walker  to  H  Phipps  Jr. $1,800 
Kedzie  av.  279  ft  s  of  23d  st,  e  f  60x126; 

Oct  15.  J  Krai  to  J  Maobaoek  $2,600 

Kedzie  av,  126  ft  e  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  July  16.  J  I  MoOaaley  to  B  Randel 

 $6,000 

Kedzie  av,  n  w  oor  Pine,  e  f  51x124;  Oot 

7.  P  J  Yonngqnist  to  M  Wenberg  $1,200 
Kedzie  av,  246  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  w  f  26x 
123^;  Sep  25.  G  B  Winter  to  A  M  Mo- 

Namara  $1,500 

Kenmore  av,  99  ft  s  of  Hollywood,  e  f  50 
xl50;  Sep  23.  F  L  Nener  to  F  Randolph 

  $10,000 

Kinzie  st,  75  ft  w  of  S  40th  av,  n  f  25x130; 
Nov  21,'91.  M  A  Farr  to  H  H  Porter 

 $1,960 

Kinzie'a  add,  nnd  5-12  int  of  It  11  blk  21, 
I      and  op   no  maps  to  locate  by  ante- 
fire;  Oot  2.  W  Anw,  by  guardian  to  0  H 

Hefter  $4,625 

Kinzie's  add,  nnd  7-12  int  of  It  11,  blk  21 

same;  Oot  12.  H  Anw  to  P  Ryan  $4,375 
Kinzie's  add,  nnd  6-12  int  of  It  11  blk  21; 

Oot  12.  0  H  Hefter  to  P  Ryan  $3,126 

Lafayette  av,  145  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  f  50x 
1713^;  Oot  1.  S  R  Shenton  to  0  K  Pratt 

 $3,000 

Lake  av,  330  ft  n  of  40th  st,  e  f  60x180; 

Oot  14.  H  J  Bayor  to  W  H  Forre8t.$23,880 
Lake  st,  100  ft  e  of  Francisco,  s  f  25x125; 
Oot  3.  Board  of  Directors  Chicago  The- 

olog.  Seminary  to  R  J  Tngwell  $2,000 

Lake  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  17.  R  J  Tugwell 

to  J  B  Close  a  $2,050 

Lake  Park  av,  299  f t  s  e  of  29th  8t,  n  e  f 
18  9-12x923^;  Oct  15.  Q  8  Thomas  to  S 

J  Thomas  $15,<00 

Langley  av,  150  ft  n  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
124.82;  Nov  25,'91.  W  H  Hofner  to  J 

Hofner  $6,000 

La  Salle  av,  65  ft  n  of  Cedar  st.  e  f  25x 
1071^ ;8ep  24.M  J  Stalbus  to  T  Hennessy 

 $7,500 

La  Salle  st,  470  ft  n  of  37th,  e  f  24x12  J^; 

July  18.  I  Soholl  to  J  Soholl  $3,500 

LaSalle  av,  276  ft  s  of  Qermaina  pi,  w  f 
29.27x151;  Oot  9.  P  H  Fleming  to  J 

T  Fleming  et  al  $30,000 

La  Salle  st,  105  ft  n  of  33d,  e  f  25x120; 
Nov  i;5,'91.  W  H  Hofner  to  W  H  Hof- 
ner et  al  $2,500 

La  Salle  st,  411  ft  n  of  59th,  w  f  25x122; 
Sep  25.  L  M  Van  Sioklen  to  E  A  Lomas 

 $2,000 

Lawrence  av,  112  ft  w  of  Hamilton,  n  f 

37x122;  Oct  11   J  Kohl  to  L  Stoll.f  1,100 
Leavittrtt,  8  6  cor  36th,  w  f  24x1:^4;  Oct 

15  J  Bnrke  to  H  T  Connors   .$1,300 

Leesing  st,  50  ft  s  of  Front,  a  f  50x100; 
Oct  10.  E  T  Oahill  to  A  W  Underwood 

 $1,475 

Lee  av,  166  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  100x125; 
Oot  11.  E  Melms  to  Ihe  North  Branch 

Lumber  Co   $6,400 

Lee  av,  141  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  26x125; 

Oot  11.  G  Mnller  to  same  $2,000 

Lemoyne  av,  150  ft  w  of  Spaulding,  s  f 
25x124;  Oct  12.  Mast  iu  Chy  to  H  A 

Cbapin  et  al  $2,312 

Lemoyne  av,  175  ft  w  of  Spaulding,  s  f 

25x124;  Oct  12.  Same  to  same  ..  $2,312 
Le  Moyne  st,  76  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av,  s  f 
75jl24,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  11  Mast 

in  Chy  to  H  A  Chapia  et  al  $16,427 

Lewia  st,  47  ft  s  of  Belden  av,  e  f  24x124; 
July  25.  H   Oberbeok   to  0  Stunger 

 $3,200 

Lexington  av,  346  ft  n  e  of  65th  st,  n  w  f 
30x129;  Aug  23.  D  Hnleatte  to  R  Gus- 

tafson  $2,100 

Lincoln  st,  s  w  oor  97th,  e  f  100x17^3^; 
Mar  8.  0  J  F  Meister  to  M  L  Bredt- 

Bohneider  $3,000 

Lincoln  st,  49  ft  n  of  38th,  e  f  25x125; 

Oot  8.  E  Harland  to  J  J  Ehrhard  .  .$1,500 
Lister  av,  50  ft  s  e  of  Binzo  pi,  n  e  f  125 
xllO,  more  or  leas;  Oot  22,'94.  J  H 

Xelowski  to  TStan  $10,000 

Lister  av,  same  ppty;  Jan  22,'91.0  W 

Fullerton  to  J  P  Foerster   $2,250 

Loomis  st,  138  ft  s  of  Jackson,  w  f  48^x 
120;  Oot  1.  S  E  Hiokox  to  S  P  Lord 

 $21,000 

IjQvre  av,  74  ft  g  of  52(3  at,  e  f  25x126;  Oot 


12.  Must  in    Ohy   to  Twenty-second 

Street  B  L  and  H  Assn  $3,i  00 

Lowe  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  w  f  26x 
933^;  Sep  30.  J  B  Howe  to  S  E  Collins 

 $1,450 

Lowe  av,  s  e  oor  57th  st,  w  f  25xl?5;  Oot 
9.  Commercial  Loan  and  Building  Assn 

to  M  Pniz  $2, POO 

Madison  av,  120  ft  n  of  54th  st,  e  f  40x 

192;  Oot  16.  T  MoCall  to  8  S  Page. $6,400 
Maple  av,  993^  ft  n  of  Pleasant,  w  f  60x 
200;  Oot  11.18  Baldwin  to  J  J  Lovett 

  $1,900 

Marquette  av,  72  ft  n  of  18th  st,  w  f  24x 
1243^;  Oot  8.  L  W  Smith  to  M  B  Hol- 

den   $1,200 

Maishfield  av,  101  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f  25 
xl26;  Oot  12.  H  M  Gronwald  to  M 

Harris   $5,000 

May  st,  221  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  25x1241^;  Sep 

2,'93.  T  Redden  to  A  McCarthy ...  $1,200 
May  8t,  297  ft  s  of  70th,  w  f  120x1243^; 

Oot  9.  A  Dorohler  to  J  W  Lambert.$4,000 
May  st,  99  ft  n  of  58th,  w  f  25x124  8-10; 
Oot  12.  0  B  Anderson  to  N  Anderson 

 $3,500 

Michigan  av,  200  ft  8  of  56th  st,  e  f  50x 
191^;  Oot  1.  J  Stein  to  M  Bourke 

 $28,600 

Michigan  av,  250  ft  8  of  66th  st,  e  f  Sdx 

191^;  Oct  2.  J  Siein  to  M  Bonrke.t7,600 
Michigan  av,  198  ft  s  of  23d  st,  e  f  75x 
192  8-10;  Oot  1.  B  F  Jacobs  to  Im- 

manuel  Baptist  Ohnroh  $5",000 

Milton  pi,  286  ft  w  of  Crawford  av,  n  f 
60x124;  Oct  11.  Q  H  H  Bauer  to  8  M 

Pagels  $3,500 

Milwaukee  av,  350  ft  s  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n 
e  f  25x118;  Oot  11.  8  M  Pagels  to  A  H 

Bauer  $17,000 

Monroe  av,  128  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  26x 
125%;  June  27.  J  T  Campbell  to  M  W 

Coleman  $1,000 

Monticello  av,  s  w  cor  Quron  st,  e  f  273x 
125;  Oot  3.  J  H  Londrigar  to  W  C  West- 
fall  $10,000 

Montrose  blvd,  241  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n 
f  i;O0x36.S>^;  Oot  14.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
Charles  H  Fuller's  Advertising  Agency 

 »16,718 

Morgan  st,  141  ft  s  of  59th,  e  f  25x124; 
July  16.  A  A  Swanson  to  E  A  Hendricks 

 $3,500 

Morgan  st,  226  ft  8  of  65ih,  e  f  25x1243^; 

Oct  15.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  Brand .  .$1,800 
Morgan  st,  s  e  cor  Austin  av,  w  f  25x116 
8-10;  Oct  8.  E  J  Waugh  to  P  O  Stens- 

lacd  $2,900 

Nineteenth  st  W,  118  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s 
f  263^x103;  Oct  8.  J  Tersipto  J  Bonzek 

 $5,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  48  ft  w  of  Peoria,  s  f  24 
x98;  Oot  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Citizens'  B 

and  L  Assn  $5,497 

Ninetieth  st,  175  ft  e  of  St  Lawrence  a-", 
n  f  25x122;  May  10,'94.  F  C  Hoffmann 

to  G  P  Everhart  $1,000 

Ninety-first  st,  li5  ft  e  of  South  Park  av, 
8  f  50x125;  Feb  23.  8  E  Gross  to  J  H 

Mandaville  $1,200 

North  av,  109  f  t  w  of  Artesian,  s  f  24x120; 

Oct  15.  C  Prahie  to  G  Nielsen  $8,000 

OaEdale  av,  175  ft  e  of  Herndon  st,  n  f  25 
xl22;  Oot  15.  F  H  Ross  to  M  Isoheohne 

 $3,500 

Oakley  av,  176  ft  s  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f  26x 
124;  Oct  16.  J  Jacobson  et  al  to  T  F 

Tangney  $2,500 

Oak  8t,  143  ft  e  of  Larrabee,  n  f  37x84«^; 

Oot  8.  W  H  Grace  to  E  Grace  ..  .$1,000 
Ogden  blvd,  59  ft  n  e  of  Spaulding  av,  n 
w  f  26x121;  Oot  1.  0  B  Sawyer  to  H 

Meterink  $2  000 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  pi,  191  ft  e 
of  State  st,  50x125;  Oot  1.  C  B  Siiwyer 

to  N  Altmeyer  $1,100 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  pi,  138  ft  e 
of  Armour  av,  n  f  373^x1243^;  Oot  1. 

0  B  Sawyer  to  0  L  Dommer  $1,056 

Ontario  st,  285  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  20x1:0; 

Oot  10.  M  Early  to  J  F  MoOabe.  .$16,000 
Orchard  st,  190  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  25 
124;  Juiie  15,'93.  Margaret  GroU  to 

Mary  GroU  $4,000 

Otto  8t,  250  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  n  f  25x125; 

July  18.  I  Soholl  to  J  Soholl  $2,5C0 

Otto  8t,  150  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  s  f  26x125; 

Oot  14.  P  Renter  to  H  Abelmann. $2,500 
Otto  st,  same  ppty;  Oct  14.  H  Abelmann 

to  E  Renter  ,  $2,500 

Page  st,  234  ft  n  of  46th,  w  f  25x123;  Oot 
10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Pulaski  Loan  and 

Building  Assn  $2,472 

Palmer  av,  136  ft  s  of  75th  et,  w  f  26s 
1253^;  Oot  11.  D  Gilmore  to  F  A  Hag- 
berg   $1,600 

Park  av,  104  ft  n  of  Bond,  w  f  §0x167; 


Oot  4.  L  A  Jones  to  F  J  Stanley .  .$1,500 
Parnell  av,  160  ft  s  of  74th  st,  w  f  40x167; 
Oot  7.  E  M  Filton  to  B  A  Miller  et  al 

 $7,0 

Parnell  av,  75  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Sep  12.  F  O  Curtis  to  W  Rohn  $3,000 

Paulina  st,  s  w  cor  Jaokson,  e  f  15''xloO; 

Oct  12.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  I  Myer8.*38  000 
Paulina  st,  142  ft  s  ot  Leland  av,  w  f  5  x 

165;  Oct  U.  O  J  Dale  to  J  0  Hirk.  $6,500 
Paulina  st,  50  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  1(0x125; 

Aug  17.  E  8  Farr  to  M  A  Farr.  . . .  $2,270 
Paulina  st,  150  ft  s  of  56th,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  23.  B  C  Uersker  to  A  E  Kreysoher 

 :  $2,000 

Pearce  st,  160  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  n  f  50x 
1193^;  Oot  8.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Citizens' 

B  and  L  Assn  $13,689 

Perry  av,  2P8  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  35xl7(i; 
Sep  27.  0  F  Mann  et  al  to  H  P  Mann 

 $7,0(0 

Pine  Grove  av,  100  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  e  f 
100x225;  Oot  10.  O  E  Pagin  to  K  G 

Schmidt  $20,000 

Polk  8t,  75  ft  8  of  SlOthav,  sf  25x124; 

Oct  7.  0  A  Perkins  to  F  8  Tyrrell. $5,000 
Polk  St.  123  ft  w  of  Springfield  av,  s  f  25 
xl242^;  Oct  12.  E  E  Walsh  to  M  L 

Webster  $1,100 

Potomac  av,  275  ft  e  of  N  44th,  s  f  125x 
124;  Oct  10.  K  Klennetsen  to  A  Tom- 

linson  $8,6C0 

Potomac  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  9.  L  Peter 

son  to  M  P  Olson  $3,O0C 

Princeton  av,  8  e  oor  83d  st,  if  extended, 
w  f  333x660;  Aug  24.  F  A  Gibson  to  8  A 

Read  $10,000 

Qninn  st,  139  ft  w  of  Union  av,  s  f  26x 
123;  Sep  28.  A  W  Anthony  to  N  I  Den- 
ton $3,5no 

Rajine  av,  premises  No.  655,  24x115;  Aug 
27.  L  Schioeder  to  C  Sohnakenberg 

 $2,700 

Randolph  and  Washington  sts,  alley  It 
bet,  125  ft  e  of  8  48th  av,  25x120;  Oct 

I.  H  H  Porter  to  O  Monahan  $1,5C0 

Rhodes  av,  108  ft  n  of  eist  st,  e  f  25x125; 

G  W  McKee  to  D  Murphy  $  1,500 

Ridgeway  at,  174  ft  n  ot  Oonrtland,  e  f 
25x125;  Oct  11.  F  W  Rogers  to  A  Art 

 $2,500 

Riverside  st,  s  e  oor  S  41st  ot,  n  f  44x125; 

Oct  11.  M  E  Ery  to  D  Smith  $2,500 

Robey  st,  n  e  cor  53d,  w  f  723^x116;  Oct 

II.  H  I  Saxton  to  E  Gindele   $1,800 

Robey  st,  192  ft  s  of  33d,  e  f  120x1283^ 

Oot  9.  W  A  Price  to  W  H  Bowman  $2.o(0 
Robey  st,  149  ft  s  of  Birch,  e  f  26xll2>^; 
Oot  9.  J  F  McLaughlin  to  M  M  Schlert- 

sky      $6,51  0 

Rockwell  st,  s  w  oor  Rice,  e  f  293^x1043^, 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  14,  H  E  Semm  to 

A  M  Arnessen  $10,0(0 

Rogers  Park,  It  18  blk  24;  Oot  14.  J  Sny- 
der et  al  to  C  E  Sohimmelpfeng .  .$1,500 
Rogers  Park,  It  7  to  9  and  all  of  10  ex  s 
26  ft  blk  39;  May  21.  A  L  Farwell  to  H 

F  Harvey  $6,125 

Rogers  Park,  It  3  and  w  10,  ft  It  2  blk  30; 

Oct  9.  A  L  Farwell  to  0  H  Stiles    11, 950 
Rogers  Park,  It  6  blk  40;  Oot  14.  R  X  Pet- 
erson to  R  8  Elder    $6,500 

Russell  MAR  add,  n  3^  e  773^  ft  It  4  blk 

74;  Oct  15.  K  Kuhn  to  M  Huber.  .$2,850 
Sangamon  st,  n  w  oor  56th,  e  f  36x124 
70-100;  Oct  16.  0  A  Shotts  to  J  B 

Swaney  $7,500 

School  8t,  225  ft  w  of  Perry  av,  s  f  26x 
125;  July  22.  A  Bartels  to  A  E  Odman 

 $1,900 

Seeley  av  N,  250  ft  s  of  Cornelia  av.  e  f 
25x124;  Oot  6.  A  F  Ciskowski  to  H  G 

Zander  ,  |3,000 

Seeley  av,  250  ft  s  of  36th  st,  e  f  '^5x125, 
and  other  pptv;  Oot  10.  H  d  Walker  to 

W  Frink   ,  $4,000 

Seventy-fifth  st,  260  ft  e  of  Seipp  av,  a  t 
125x125;  Oct  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  M 

Hogt    *3,432 

Seventy-sixth  st,  134  ft  e  of  Colf.ix  av,  n 
f  33x97;  Oot  8.  L  W  Smith  to  M  B  Hol- 

den  $4,500 

Seventy-ninth  pi,  200  ft  e  of  Hamlin  av, 
8  f  60x125  8  10;  Oot  7.  P  Dias  to  E 

Wolins  12.600 

Shields  av,  377  ft  s  of  69th  st,  w  f  40  ft  to 
alley;  Oot  14.  R  E  Hawtree  to  F  8  Dann 

 $2,200 

Sixtieth  st,  453^  ft  w  of  Spanlding  av,  s  f 
50x1243^,  and  other  ppty;  8ep  24  I  A 

Eberhart  to  M  J  Eberhart  $1,000 

Sixty-first  st,  25  ft  w  of  Ada,  s  f  25xl(  9; 

Oot  14.  P  Friel  to  N  McCarthy  ....  $3,000 
Sixty-second  st,  125  ft  e  of  Lexington  av, 
n  f  59x75,  and  o^her  ppty;  Oot  14.  8  W 

Conner  to  M  J  Conner  $5,200 

Sixty-ninth  st,  s  e  oor  Emerald  av,  n  f 


753^x100;  Oct  8.  0  M  Beioh  to  N  A 

Mayer   $8,0(0 

Sixty  ninth  st,  n  w  oor  of  Marahfield  av, 
8  f  333^x1^5;  Oot  8.  J  W  Walter  to  A  F 

Keeney   $7,500 

Soatb  Chicago  bv,  54  ft  e  e  of  Esoanaba, 
n  e  f  25x130;  Oct  2.  P  Connolly  to  J  H 

Sullivan  $1,000 

Spaulding  av,  150  f t  n  of  W  13th  st,  e  f 
:;5xl25;  Sep  19.  W  Taylor  to  J  P  Grady 

  .$1,300 

State  st,  119  ft  8  of  Washington,  e  f  64x 
142  10-12,  more  or  less;  Oot  S.Edwin 
Pardridge  and  wife  to  Herman  H  Kph!- 

saat  $775,000 

Stewart  av,  321  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  f  25x 
1213^;  Sep  10.  J  P  Mallette  to  R  Zempel 

  $12,500 

St  Lawrence  av,  178  ft  8  of  72d  st,  w  f  16 
xl25,  Oot  12.  F  Garner  to  B  A  Kappel- 

man  $5.(00 

St  Lawrence  av,  194  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  16 
xl22.?5;  Oot  10.  E  Parsons  to  A  P 

Rumley  et  al  $4,500 

8t  Lawrence  av,  2(  8  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f 
15.68x122.85;  Oot  10.  E  Kaason  to  same 

 $4,600 

Stony  Island  av,  171  ft  p  of  70th  st,  e  f  25 
xl61;  Oot  14.  W  J  Cowan  to  W  F  Ma- 
honey   $2,500 

Superior  st,  1753^  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f 
25x122;  June  28.  A  Petersen  to  W  Pagels 

 $2,800 

Taylor  st,  68  ft  e  of  Cypress,  s  f  54x25; 

Oet  8.  J  Gsell  to  I  Rosen  $3,<'C0 

Thirteenth  pi,  65  ft  e  of  W  47th  st,  n  f  55 
xl25;  Jan  24,'91.  A  Schaaf  to  8  M  Grun- 

land  $1,200 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  76  ft  e  of  Union  st,  n  f 
48x100;  Oot  16.  J  flanisoh  to  E  Wolf  son 

 $7,500 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
n  f  24xl24;Oct  11.  C  Loewe  to  H  Benze 

 S2,750 

Thirty  first  pi,  168  ft  e  of  Morgan  st,  s  f 
25x107;  Oot  10. "Mast  in  Chy  to  L  Rull- 

mann  $4,050 

Thirty-third  st,  144  ft  w  of  Wabash  av,  n 
f  183^x100,  more  or  less;  Sep  9.  F  A 

Dedriok  to  E  J  Humphrey  $8,000 

Thirty-sixth  st.  184  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f 
25x125;  Oot  6.  P  Cavanangh  to  J  An- 

halt  $1,5''0 

Thirty-seventh  st,  120  ft  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  9  f  33x125;  Oot  5.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  F  Colby  $2,557 

Tremont  st,  n  w  cor  Oo  nelia  av,  e  f  60x 
1243^;  July  17.  8  W  Oonnell  to  V  M 

Rhodes  $5,000 

Tripp  st,  164  ft  s  of  Wabansia  av,  e  f  25x 
125;  Sep  5.  J  A  Grant  to  M  Sohalok 

 $1.3C0 

Troy  st,  266  ft  n  of  W  12th,  w  f  25x125; 

Oot  11.  M  Hanratty  to  J  Hanratty  $8,500 
Trumbull  av,  50  ft  n  of  W  21st  st,  w  f  25x 
100;  Oot  8.  0  H  Uohlfeld  to  0  Feigner 

 $1,000 

Turner  av,  s  e  oor  of  W  24th  st,  w  f  53x 
124;  Oot  8.  J  L  Voborsky  to  J  Senft 

  $2,'00 

Twelfth  st,  275  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25x 
167;  Oot  8.  A  Anderson  to  J  Haeller 

 $2,200 

Twelfth  8t  W,  50  ft  w  of  Union,  n  f  50x 
100;  Oct  15.  B  Cardona  to  A  J  Graham 

 $17,500 

Twenty. first  st  W,  294  ft  e  of  Douglas 
blvd,  n  f  25x125;  Oot  11.  0  McOlory  to 

A  Larson     *1,V50 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  200  ft  w  of  Robey  st, 
n  f  25x1263^;  Oot  10.  K  Stangor  to  M 

S  Bartels  $3,500 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  76  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
n  f  ^-6x126;  Oct  12.  P  Clohesey  et  al  to 

M  Figle  '. .  $2,800 

Twenty-spcond  pi  W,  126  ft  e  of  Lincoln 
st,  s  f  24x1(0;  Sep  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

A  Park    . .  $1,500 

Twenty-third   st,  prer^ises   377  25x125; 

Sep  29.  n  B  Mayer  to  0  M  Beich .  .$8,500 
Twenty-fifth  st,  241  ft  e  of  Canal,  s  f  25x 

124;  Oot  15.  N  Bertha  to  E  Bertha.  $3.ui  0 
Union  av,  207  ft  n  of  80th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Sep  14,  V  C  Alderson  to  J  Mahoney 

 $1,125 

Union  av,  118  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  273^x 
16'  ,  more  or  less;  July  22.  R  M  Fioley 

to  L  G  Irwin  $5,650 

Van  Buren  st,  51  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  n 
f  25x112;  Oot  1.  I  N  Murray  to  W  L 

Ramsey  $12,000 

Vinoennea  av,  57  ft  a  of  46th  pi,  e  f  18^x 
141;  Oot  9.  P  Mullally  to  t  Garahun 

 $8,500 

Vinoennes  av,  150  ft  a  of  49th  at,  e  f  160x 
1493^;  Sep  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  trnsteea 
Continued  on  page  1003.) 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19,  189i 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

*    This  is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agency  for  the  pnrpose 
^of  epecalatlni;  In  real  estate.    It  is  an  AdTertlelnR 
■?nrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
.  p'-^teclion  »u4  lest  results  to  advertisers. 
.•»■  MS:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

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The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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1003 


(OoQtinued  from  page  1001.) 

of  est  of  H  O  Stoue   $23,8.38 

Wabash  av,  125  ft  8  of  49th  st,  e  f  25x 
160>^;  Oot  2.  A.  Davia  to  M  A  Ryan 

  13.700 

Wabaflh  av,  666  ft,  more  or  leas,  s  of  6l8t 
8t,  w  f  33x66;  Oot  10.  S  B  St  John  to  E 

Walbork  S4.200 

WabBBh  av,  2563^  ft  s  of  24th  8t,  w  f  22^^ 
11911^;  Nov  25,'91,  W  H  Hofner  to  W 

H  Eofcer  Jr  et  al  $9,500 

Wallace  at,  s  e  oor  4l9t,  w  f  75x126;  Jaly 

29.  A  P  Morton  to  L  D  Johnson. .  .$4,600 
Wallace  st,  51  ft  n  of  46th,  e  f  25\\2b%; 

Oot  1.  G  F  Swift  to  J  J  Brown  Jr.. $1,000 
Waehington  av,  1443^  ft  n  of  Jackson 
Park  ter,  w  f  50x95,  more  or  less;  Oot 

9.  B  M  Enssell  to  A  B  Sloan  $4,400 

Washington  st,  126  ft  w  of  8  43d  av,  s  f 
25x180;  Oot  11.  H  Lloyd  to  G  F  Taltv 

 $1,80C 

Washington  av,  260  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  60 
x90;  Oot  4.  A  B  Sloan  et  al  to  H  B  Jack 

son  $3,750 

Western  av,  75  ft  s  of  Van  Baren  st.  w  f 
37>^xl25;  Oot  1.  J  A  McLane  to  0  B 

Graham  $6,500 

Whipple  av,  150  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  26x117;  Oct  10.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  L 

Lehmann  $1,794 

Wieland  st,  392  ft  n  of  SchiHer,  e  f  25x 
105;  Oct  16.  G  J  Newens  to  M  Newens 

 $1,000 

Wood  st,  165  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av.  w  f 
23xl23j^;  Oot  29.  W  Brown  to  T  W 

Brown   $3,000 

Wood  st,  50  ft  n  of  Kinzie,  w  f  25x128; 
Oot  16.  r  Cormier  to  B  0  Chambers 


Diversey  av,  William's  add,  Its  28  and  33 
b  5  Sept  10,  N  W  Hacker  to  M  E  Will- 
iams $700 

Diversey  av,  same  add,  its  28  and  33  b  5 

Oot  14,  M  E  Williams  to  R  L  Peck  .  $600 
Diversey  av,  Deering's  sob.  It  266,  30  40 

14  Sept  9,  W  Deering  to  J  Dohe  $925 

Donglas  Pk,  Prescott's  add.  It  29  snbblk 
2  of  b  1  Mar  18,'89,  P  M  Presoott  to  M 

K  Morgan  $550 

Edgebrook,  It  9  b  19  Sept  4,  W  B  Davies 

to  W  Falley  $1,000 

Edgebrook,  It  19  b  19  Oct  9,  W  Falley  to 

8  J  Davies  $1,000 

Edgewater  Pk,  It  34,  6  40  14  Joly  24,  L 

Ernst  to  0  Arens  $750 

Englewood  Hgts,  N  &  Hart's  add.  Its  81 
and  32  b  11  Jnly  2,  IJ  Mitchell  Trnstee 

to  J  Israel  $8C0 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  4th  add.  It  886 
Jan  31,'91,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  R  0  War- 
ren $375 

Englew  iod,  AUerton's  add.  It  573  Oct  11, 

H  Panlmeier  to  T  J  Kelly  $425 

Englawood,  McKey's  add.  It  43  b  4  Oct  15, 

'92,  W  D  MoKey  to  M  Oanlfield  $4( 

Fnllerton's  add,  It  31  b  6  Aig  23,'90,  0  W 

Fnllerton  to  A  Pajah  $150 

Follerton's  add.  It  26  b  5  Oot  18,'94,  J  F 

Smolski  to  T  Stan  $800 

Garfield  blvd  add.  It  73  Oot  1,  A  Maodon 

aid  to  8  Andrews  $9C0 

Goetz  add,  Its  7  to  9  Mar  15,'93,  N  Or- 

tenstein  to  E  Ritz  $570 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  31  b  7  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

Jnne  4,  D  Goodwin  to  T  O'Brien  $750 

Goodwin's  sob,  It  25  b  2  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
Jnne  6,  D  Goodwin  to  W  L  McOraoken 


Yale  st,  200  ft  s  of  67th,  w  f  49^x133; 
Oot  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  S  E  Menton 
 $5,247 


«2,500       ....    1760 


atllliCKli£<AAIKOUS— CITY . 

Trangfers  Dnder  tlOOU. 
Ashland  add,  w  271^  ft  It  7  b  12  Eliot's 
resob,  bs  12  and  13  Oct  7,  M  Kevil  to 

Met  W  S  El  R  R  $800 

Anbarn  Hgts,  It  41  b  2  Oot  8,  L  Friedman 

to  A  Levine  $400 

Avondale,  n  hf  It  31  b  10  Oot  7,  C  Wag 

ner  to  R  0  Moore   $250 

Bailey's  snb,  It  5,  Its  1  and  2  b  12  Sohles 

wig;  Oot  1,  F  Bailey  to  J  E  Ryan...  $825 
Barber'b  sub.  It  21  b  1  s  w  qr  8  38  14  Oot 

12,  M  Metz  Jr  to  J  Marsh   $600 

Bellevue,  It  34,  2  37  14  Oot  10,  O  *  0  C  & 

D  Co  to  D  Atkinson  $276 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr's  sub.  It  17,  30  40 

14  Oot  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  B  Hsrk  $760 

Brenock's  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  1,  22  39  13 

Feb  8,'90,  W  J  Brenock  to  H  Loeffler$499 
Brenock's  add.  Us  7  and  8  b  2  same;  Feb 

8,'90,  Same  to  Same  $499 

Barnside.  It  32  b  7  Oct  9,  O  Jenssen  to  D 

0  Lang  $600 

Carey's  snb.  It  24  b  6  and  o  p,  a  w  qr  22 
39  13  Aug  17,'89,  P  J  Carey  to  H  Loef- 

fler  1837 

Carey'a  anb,  its  47  and  48  b  5  same;  Aug 

17,'89,  P  J  Carey  to  J  Hamacek  $319 

Carey's  sob.  Its  16  and  16  b  3  same;  Aug 

17,'89,  8ame  to  H  Moeller  $293 

Carey's  anb.  Its  15  and  16  s  w  qr  22  39  13 

Jan  4,'90,  H  Moeller  to  W  L  Loeffler  $343 
Carey's  sob.  Its  21  and  22  b  5  Aug  17,'89, 

P  J  Carey  to  J  Pollack  $248 

Centre  av  add.  It  268  Oct  11,  M  0  Deering 

to  O  Trapp  |600 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  38  b  4,  33  40  13  May  7,  B  J 

Qleaaon  to  C  Hetheninger  $326 

Clarkdale.  Clark  &  Go's  3rd  add.  It  38  b  3 

Sept  16,  T  B  Marston  to  C  A  Biggina$425 
Oonnaelman's  sub,  It  14  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39  13 

Aog  23,  0  Betzel  to  W  Eaohmann. . .  $900 
Cratty's  sub.  It  26  b  3,  Its  3  and  4  etc, 
Hamilton's  snb  of  It  1  Caldwell's  Re- 
serve, Aug  14,  J  Cratty  et  al  to  0  Hal- 

vorsen  et  al   |600 

Cratty's  sob.  Its  12  and  13  b  4  same;  Sept 

28,  W  O  Metcalf  to  M  M  Dilger  $600 

DeJong's  snb.  It  18  n  hf  It  31  8  T  anb,  16 
37  14  Sept  26,  W  M  Hoyt  to  E  A  Porter 

^  $350 

Demareat's  anb.  It  30  b  1  s  e  qr  13  38  14 

Oct  12,  H  W  Mahan  to  F  J  Mneller.  .$650 
Dickey  &  B'a  n  w  add.  It  1  b  1  Ang  13,  B 

H  Dickey  et  al  to  N  P  Hanaen  $500 

Dickey  &  B'a  n  w  add,  It  29  b  4  Oot  7, 

Same  to  8  Nilsen  $475 

Dickey  &  B's  n  w  add,  It  8  b  4  Oot  3,  Same 

toF  Koenig  J600 

Dickey  &  B'a  u  w  add.  It  24  b  1  Ang  5, 

Same  to  J  C  Enndsen  $560 

Diven's  snb,  Its  11  22  and  23  b  6  etc,  2  39 
13  Oct  9,  C  Jnat  to  0  J  Pewes, , . , . .  $260 


Goodwin's  snb.  It  11  b  6,  20  38  14  Jnne  6, 

D  Goodwin  to  R  H  Bnrr  ,  $750 

Goodwin's  snb.  It  13  b  7  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

Oot  15,  J  Melville  to  J  Henn  S360 

Grand  av  anb,  Ita  31  and  32  b  1,  bs  2  to  4 
Commr's  sub,  32  40  13  Sept  16,  G  E 

Walter  to  A  Koenig  et  al  $950 

Grand  View,  Its  11  and  12  and  op,  b  2, 

Oot  12,  J  Dixey  to  J  Walker  $1,600 

Gross'  snb,  It  15  b  4  a  w  qr  s  w  qr  5  38  14 

Feb  10,  8  E  Gross  to  A  Kidder  $650 

Harvey's  enb.  It  10  b  1  n  w  qr  15  39  13 

Oct  1,  M  Oairna  to  C  E  Ward  $656 

Hedenberg's  sab.  It  47  b  1  s  e  qr  7  38  14 

Oot  4,  T  Hall  to  G  Banmbaok  $425 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb  eto,  Freer's  sub.  It  4  b 
9  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Oot  J,  R  J  Knopp  to 

O  Hansen  $575 

Hnbbard's  sob.  It  24  b  7  W  T  &  Go's  snb 
w  hf  s  w  qr  6  39  14  Oot  4,  Mast  in  Ghy 

to  B  Thorsen  $71 

Hnmbobdt  Pk,   Pierce's  add,  It  16  b  5 

Sept  30.  L  Berg  to  8  Pokrzyinaki. .  .$V00 
Humboldt  Pk  Gross'  7lh  add.  It  22  Oot 

10,'92,  S  B  Gross  to  K  Tombrink. . .  $675 
Humboldt  Pk,  same  add.  It  9  July  9,  W  J 

Moore  to  P  Urbanoweky  $725 

Irving  Pk,  It  18  b  4  Oot  15,  T  J  Matteson 

to  G  Veghl  $826 

Jackson  &  W's  sub,  It  33  b  1  n  e  qr  9  38 
14  Ang  20,  M  J  Thompson  to  R  G  H 

Washholz  $700 

Jeflferaon,  Robert's  snb.  Its  11  and  12  b 
39  Oot  10,  M  A  Roberts  to  G  Stonqnist 

 $375 

Kedzie  Av  Ld  Assn  anb.  It  22  b  3,  26  39 
13  Oct  9,  J  Feinberg  et  al  to  J  Hamacek 

 $700 

Kedzie  Av  Ld  Aaan  anb,  It  4  b  5,  26  39  13 

Oot  9,  J  Feinberg  to  A  Valha  $550 

Kennedy's  resnb.  Its  10  and  11  b  6  e  hf  s 
e  qr  28  40  13  June  14,  J  E  McNichols  to 

T  J  MoNiohols  $800 

Kennedy's  Pk  add,  It  360  Apr  7,'90,  D  J 

Kennedy  to  G  Bnohholz  $350 

Kersten's  snb.  It  43  b  1,  It  14  Kimbell's 
snb.  26  40  13  Sept  27,  E  G  Raenber  to 

W  Werner  $350 

Lake  View,  Buckingham's  2nd  add,  sub  it 
3  sob  It  36  b  3  Oot  8,  R  S  Grant  to  H  J 

Goaifrove  $750 

Lake  View,  same  ppty;  Oot  7,  H  J  Cos- 
grove  to  P  W  Olaon  $1,000 

Lee'a  anb.  It  15  b  6  a  e  qr  20  38  14  Oot  11, 

F  T  Lewia  to  8  J  Lonokes  $600 

Lts  45  and  46  b  4  snb  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  24  40 

13  Oct  9,  M  E  White  to  8  Lee  $800 

Maolay's  anb,  It  26  b  4  n  w  qr  16  38  13 

Oct  9,  J  G  Maclay  to  W  H  Pnrdy. .  .  $500 
Milwaukee  av,  Storey'a  anb.  It  12  b  1,  26 
40  13  Ang  26,  J  Meiaenbaoh  to  M  J 

Howes  $575 

Morgan  Pk,  Tinner's  snb,  It  20  b  10,  17 
37  14  June  10,  J  H  Beck  to  F  Timmia 

 $300 

Morrell  Pk  and  Eladon,  Waterman's  add. 
Its  24  and  25  b  6  Oot  14,  J  Dnnne  to  F 
Kanet  $700 


Moulding  &  H's  anb.  It  5  b  2  s  w  qr  29  40 
14  Sept  1,'91,  B  Harland  to  W  Schmidt 

 $600 

Nieman'a  tub.  It  34  s  w  qr  35  40  13  Oot 

10,  O  L  Bardiok  to  T  W  Rogers  $650 

Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P'a  add.  It  398 

Oct  8,  A  Petersen  to  M  E  Rnnd  $750 

North  Pk  add.  It  31  b  1  Oot  12,  P  J  Yonng- 

quiat  to  M  Saudatrom  $375 

Onr  Home  add.  It  6  b  6  Oot  6,  V  Vonasek 

to  V  Krabeo  $525 

Onr  Home  add,  It  2  b  2  Feb  19,  8  Wag- 

staflE  to  H  Baasett  $650 

Pullman,  Field's  add.  It  58  b  4  Sept  19,  N 

A  Jeasnp  to  O  W  Moore  $325 

Pullman,  Bass'  2nd  add, It  5  b  1  Feb  1,'9.'5, 

A  G  Bass  to  M  Virzine  $80G 

Pollman,  Fallie' add.  Its  34  and  35  b  3 

Sept  26,  A  H  Salmon  to  Q  W  Qano..$700 
Rand's  anb.  It  54  n  e  qr  12  38  13  Sept  9, 

W  Sohoen  to  A  Jamsch  $300 

Ravenawood,  Cuyler  add,  It  7  b  6  Oot  3,  F 

Hill  to  L  Lntz  $825 

Ravenawood,  Ouyler  add.  It  14  and  e  hf  It 
15  b  7  Sept  18,'93,  H  M  Hnbbard  to  N 

P  Qroaa  $937 

Rogers  Pk,  w  40  ft  It  2  b  6  Oot  2,  J  F 

Cleveland  to  E  B  Fleischer  $880 

Rood  Jr's  sub,  It  13  b  3,  ba  17  and  20,  19 

40  14  Oot  14.  J  Rood  Jr  to  J  Eiffer.  .$800 
Rndolph'a  anb.  It  306,  ba  4  and  5  Ogden's 
snb,  18  40  14  June  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  P 

Sohnmaoher  $771 

Rudolph's  snb.  It  268  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sub,  18  40  14  Sept  2,  E  Rudolph  to  J 

Ernst  

Sheldon  Hgts,  It  20  b  15  4  pr  19,'94,  W  D 

Rogers  to  0  P  Olson  

Springer  &  F'a  add.  It  3  b  3  Oct  10,  R 

Radkiewioz  to  I  Radkiewiez  $6' 

Treat's  sub,  It  13  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Aug 

1.  0  P  Treat  to  P  Sovenser  $350 

Trego  &  S's  snb.  It  14  b  1  w  697  ft  eto  25 

39  13  Oot  7,  V  Polka  to  O  Mojka  ....  $600 
Twenty  sixth  st,  Feinberg'a  sub.  It  20  b  1, 
26  39  13  Oot  9,  J  Feinberg  to  V  Kohout 

 $450 

Tyrrell's  anb,  It  24  b  20  Ch'go  Ld  Go's  snb 
10  39  13  Oot  7,  F  S  Tyrrell  to  G  A  Per- 
kins $P50 

Wash  Hgts,  It  1  sub  of  It  6  Go  Clk's  div  pt 
It  11  s  of  R  R  etc,  Oot  1,  H  Mneller  to 

H  Mneller  Jr  $260 

Wash  Hgts,  Blue  Isid  L  &  3  Go's  snb.  It 
38  b  62  Sept  16,  J  Hammond  to  E  W 

Turner  $1,000 

Wash  Hgts,  Halated  add,It  22  b  44  Oct  11, 

J  Sohoeneman  to  W  Holmes  $600 

Webster  av,  Brown  Jr's  add.  It  83  and  s  hf 
It  84,  7  40  14  Sept  3,  8  Brown  Jr  to  M 

Hahn  

West  Ch'go  Ld  Go's  snb.  It  34  b  11  s  w  qr 
3  39  13  Sept  24,  R  Uaag  to  E  F  Dicks 

 $600 

West  Pullman.  It  31  b  15  Oct  11,  O  G 

Cook  to  M  Neidow  $3C0 

West  Pnllman,  It  15  b  19  Oot  2,  A  T  &  8 

Bank  to  A  Aslesen  $750 

West  Pullman,  Kneeland  Jfc  W's  add.  It  17 
b  6  Oot  2,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to  J  A 

Lorencs  $625 

West  Pullman,  It  20  b  6  Sept  28,  A  T  &  S 

Bk  to  B  Oarppncer  $825 

Weat  Pullman,  It  4  reanb  of  Its  1  to  4  b 
16  Ang  5,  A  T  &  S  Bank  to  D  T  Daviea 

 $700 

West  Pullman,  same  ppty;  Ang  7,  M  R 

Morris  to  D  T  Davia  $700 

Wight's  add,  It  4  b  10  Jnne  9,'94,  G  Shey 

to  E  T  Gahill  $5(;0 

Wianer's  anb  It  17  b  6  of  It  8  eto  i^rand'a 
snb,  26  40  13  Sept  11,  T  J  Reynertson 

to  A  L  Anderson  $500 

Wisner'a  anb,  sime  ppty;  Oot  11,  A  L  An- 

deraon  to  H  F  Brand  .$260 

Wright'a  anb,  It  29  b  "A",  28  39  14  Oct  7, 
T  H  Faile  to  J  Barlow  $975 


22Dd  at  blvd  eab,  It  40  b  6,  29  39  13  aag  a),  E  P  Bice 

to  B  Frank  |380 

8  T  snb,  It  '22  b  2.  Wood's  sub  Us  216  to  217,   16  39 

13  oot  26,'94,  F  0  Wood  to  N  0  OonDor  »600 

Berwyo,  Andrew  &  P'e  add.  It^  1  and  2  b  7  sept  28, 

N  I  Denton  to  A  W  Anthony  t20(0 

Walker's  snb.  Us  40  b  4,  9  39  IS  mch  1,  D  0  Bntts 

to  P  Godfrey  jeOo 

AnstlnvlIIe,  Aaatln's  2nd  add.  w  25  ft  s  160  ft  It  404 
and  e  26  ft  8  160  ft  It  403  b  14  oot  9,  F  E  Jane  to  F 

O  Smith  |.226o 

W  Harrison  st  sub,  It  4  b  4,  17  39  13  eept  10,  E  T 

Noonan  to  M  b  Hylaod  |6H0 

AnstlnvlIIe,  Austin's  3rd  add,  e  hf  It  480  eept  2,  J  F 

Leiljander  to  H  J  Andtraon  1400 

Berwyn,  Its  31  to  34  b  11  oct  10.  J  Halsted  to  M  P 

Pennington  iggOO 

Oak  Lawn,  WeddeU's  add,  It  10  b  10  oct  8,  8  M 

Qunderson  to  K  Marshall  j^oo 

Hawthorne.  It  1  b  14  sept  10,  W  W  Weare  to  G  P 

Dlllz  $400 

Morton  Pk,  Householder's  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  2 

auR  6,  M  H  Snlffen  to  E  I  Hteere  tlOOO 

Hutchinson  &  B's  sub.  Street's  sub.  It  29  b  4.  18  39 

13  jan  3,  0  B  Smith  to  F  Gustafson  $728 

Lts  19  and  20  b  3  sub  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  »  39  13  oct 

7,  E  Hogenson  et  al  to  8  0  Gross   $1800 

Austin,  Cjleman's  add,  It  13  b  8  jnne  20,  G  Lnndln 

to  L  Pfeiffer  |56q 

Austin,  Lombard  ar  add,  Its  127  and  128  sab  Its  16 
to  20  etc  oct  11,  R  Prendergast  to  G  A  Hamilton 

  $1000 

Oh'go,  St-^ven's  add.  It  26  b  1  oot  12,  M  0  Chilvers 

to  E  Rnnciman  $3000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add.  Its  34  and  35  b  40 

jane  19,'92.  W  J  Andrews  to  0  L  Armston  $900 

lams  add.  Its  4  6  and  7,  18  39  13  sept  14,  E  Dooglas 

et  al  to  Oioero  B  &  L  Aesn  11700 

Austin,  Budolph  &  O's  add,  i  s  16  to  19  oot  12,  0 

Schaefer  to  M  Effertz  $30,  q 

Austin,  same  ppty;  oct  14,  M  ifteriz  to  0  Schaefer 

 »3J00 

Wilson  &  St  Olair  resub,  Its  46  and  47  b  1,  b  3  etc  9 

39  13  ang  16,  0  H  Thimas  to  W  8  EIdridge....$1600 
Hansen's  snb,  w  60  ft  It  23  s  w  qr  6  39  13  sept  23,  V 

A  Sanders  to  J  Eech   ,....$3360 

Harlem,  Kettlestricg's  add.  It  3  Schmidt's  snb  It  13 

etc,  oct  1,  W  E  Galr  to  H  Galr  $40(0 

Lt  14  b  2  sub  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  9  39  13  eept  10,  F  A  Hill 

to  H  Hogane  $i6oo 

Reynold'B  snb.  It  34  b  1  n  w  qr  9  39  12  sept  18,  L  H 

Worst  to  H  Schob  $f26 

The  Highlands,  It  229  jnue  11.'94,  0  .Johnson  to  G 

Carlson  $726 

La  Vergne.  Eeefe's  add.  It  28  b  2  oot  2,  M  M  Eeefo 

to  A  J  Yonug  teeu 

Whaple's  snb.  It  1  b  2  s  w  cor  n  w  qr  7  39  13  oct  10, 

W  Sleiner  to  J  W  Johnston  $9600 

Merrick's  sub,  nnd  6-12  It  1  It  2  (ex  s  6  ft)  and  Its 
32  to  36  resub  Its  1  to  3  b  6,  9  39  13  oot  14,  0  H 

Hepter  to  G  Kiplinger  $1600 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add.  It  7  b  4  jnne  1,   M  Bei- 

feld  to  L  H  Eurz  $1lO0 

Fair  Oaks.  Its  30  to  34  fnblt  7  s  e  qr  6  39  13   Oct  10. 

H  B  Pebbles  to  W  J  Macdonald   .I45C0 

Austin,  Prairie  ay  add.  It  82  mch  28,  R  0  QiTlns  to 

A  0  Ledgerwood  ,  $2600 

Berwyn.  Andrews  It  P's  1st  add.  Its  14  t"  d  15   b  [1 

may  31, '92,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  J  0  BromantUOn 
Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  It  5  feb  6,  M  A  Brayley  to  G 

W  Browning  $1510 

South  4C  ft  It  17  b  1  sab  s  w  qr  9  39  13  sept  IP,  H 

Fogans  to  F  A  Bill  $6600 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  1st  add.  It  10  and  e  hf  It  9  b 
J  oct  16,  R  C  Smyers  to  A  W  Pope  $950 

EVAN8TON. 


BIiOOM. 

Columbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  1st  add.  Its  33  to  38  b  10 

sept  2,  A  r  Eeeney  to  J  W  Walter  $12,0C0 

Columbia  Hgls.  It  31  b  27  sept  19,   A  F  Eeeney  to 

A  Nadler  $150 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  27  b  70  ang  27,  0  T  &  T  Oo  to  M  Oa- 

eacchia  ^  $275 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Ferbraohe's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  18  sept 

23,  8  T  Curtis  to  W  H  Strawbridge  $200 

Oh'go  Hgts.  It  24  b  19  0  act  11,  0  T  4  T  Oo  to  H 
Huntington  .$450 

OAI.UMKT. 


Olson's  snb.  Us  1  to  5  b  14  and  o  p,  17  and  20  37  14 
oot  16,  E  F  OlBon  to  A  Hamilton  $6000 


Evanston,  Keeney  &  R's  add.  Its  17  and  18  b  5  aug 

9,  P  Risch  to  0  Barren  $60(  0 

Sontag's  sub.  Its  25  to  28  b  4,  24  41  13  ang  6,'92,  H 

Sontag  to  Same  $1380 

Evanston,  Grant  &  J's  add,  n  15  ft  It  11  and  s  17H 

ft  It  12  oot  1,  F  Barlow  to  O  Gladish  $1000 

N  Evanston,  It  2  b  16  oct  8,  B  M  Muon  to  M  W 

Egan  $4300 

Evanston,  s  120  ft  Its  7  and  8  b  18  oot  4,  N  W  Uner 

to  J  O  Armour  $12  187 

N  Evanston,  It  9  b  20  oct  14,  H  a  Roberts  to  £  W 

Noakes  $1000 

If  Evanston,  It  IS  b  20  oct  14,  Same  to  Same  $4000 

Evanston,  Buntoo  &  H's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  1  oot  2, 

J  M  Wheeler  to  C  A  Meyers  $4500 

Evanton,  Bartletl's  add.  Its  43  to  48  b  2  oot  16,  C  H 

Roech  to  G  Oetberg  $2000 

Evanston,  s  25  ft  It  7  b  67  cot  10,  A  E  Meatyard  to 

M  A  Hofi'man  $260 

Evanston,  Bartlett's  add,  Its  3  and  4  b  3  oct  2,  G  H 
Bartlett  to  W  L  Fitch  $300 

LYORB. 

La  Grange,  Small's  add,  It  23  b  3  sept  9,  H  Dicke 
to  B  Besige  $300 

Grossdale,  Gross' 3rd  add.  It  7  b  77  oct  12,  E  B 
Graham  to  0  E  Cronkblte  $460 

Lts  21  and  22  and  n  13  ft  It  20  b  3  sab  b  w  qr  4  38  1% 


1004 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19,  1895. 


oot  *,  B  Pope  to  J  W  Simpson   tSPOO 

La  Qrange.  Us  1  to  3  b  19  dec  17,'9<l,  M  1  Klchmcnd 

to  n  o  Richmond  $3500 

liS  Granse,  Its  11 13  and  17  b  2  jaly  19,  A  W  Wood- 
ward to  A  H  LoomU  $'29U0 

Western  fprgs,  Oaldwell's  snb  of  I  ay's  add.  It  20  b 

8  oct  9,'94,  W  Gralbwoll  to  D  Hurley   $i>00 

Western  Sprge,  same  add.  Its  7  to  9  b  2  may  30,  Est 

of  J  Trexler  to  N  0  Anderson  

Western  Sprtts,  Sweet  Borne  sub,  It  26  and  n  2C  ft  it 

25  sept  3,  W  B  Wlckershsm  to  L  W  Dana  12400 

La  Orange,  Cossitt's  1st  add.  Us  28  and  29  b  22  apr 

a«,'87,  H  J  Turner  to  L  P  Qebhardt  $1600 

UAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  It  U  b  86  july  2,  J  K  Sutler  et  al  to  L  P 
Lareen   *300 

Part  of  sec  21  41 12  containing  4.76  acres;  oct  11,  F 
Jurchow  to  F  Jnrchow  Jr  $-500 

Penny  &  M's  sub,  e  90  ft  It  28  and  all  It  31  and  e 
250  ft  It  16  b  5  6  e  qr  26  41  12  nov  1,'94,  A  0  Davis 
to  W  J  Xates  tSfOO 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Wllmett3,  Greenleat  &  M's  sub.  It  25  b  12  oct  7,  L 
O  Kohiz  to  H  L  Post  1750 

Kenilworth,  It  5  b  5  oct  8,  G  Farwell  to  S  0  Purdy 
   $390 

Co  Oiks  div,  Us  1  to  4  b  13  s  w  qr  17  42  13  cct  8  H  L 
Leach  to  Q  N  Grnt  $16,000 

Winnetka,  Peck's  sub.  It  10  Jopson  &  C's  sub,  b  6 
{ex  6  101  ft)  apr  11,'94,  d  W  Osgood  to  E  Jopson 

 ,   $500 

Wilmette,  McDaniel's  add,  It  18  b  8  oot  12,  H  M 
Steflan  to  J  H  Verrall   *600 

Wilmette,  Its  19  and  2U  b  9  Dingee  &  MoD's  add,  b 
8  oct  8,  B  M  Munn  to  M  W  Egan  $6000 

Wlnuetka  Pk  BlnfEs,  It  18  b  4  sept  17,  W  H  Cairn- 
duff  tj  A  Hazleharst  1760 

Glencoe.  Borufl's  sub.  It  6  b  8  oct  IS,  R  D  Curry  to 
G  E  Van  Oickle....  1250 

OBI.AND  . 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  13  and  14  b  2ii  oct  1,  T  G  &  T  Co  to 
T  H  Gale  t^OO 


Evergreen  Fk,  Callaud's  add,  'ts  16  to  18  b  2  oot  11, 
E  M  Partello  to  Englei'nod  Ln-ober  Co  $1500 

Lts  7  to  10  b  2  and  o  p,  snb  w  ?£  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  1  37 
13  oct  14.  S  Ruhstadt  to  E  Winter  $500 

Evergreen  Pk,  Jacob's  sab,  Its  23  and  24  b  19,  2  87 
13  oct  11,  0  M  Blxby  to  J  Q  Pelton  $200. 

liEYDEN. 

Indian  Highlands,  It  21  b  7  may  22,  G  B  Finch  to  N 

Dillon  $200 

Indian  Highlands,  same  ppty;  jane  1,  N  Dillon  to 

M  E'dredge   $20ii 

Indian  Highlands,  It  "B"  sept  23,  G  B  Finch  to  A 

M  Lofrander   $390 

Falrvlew  Hgts,  It  27  b  6  june  23,'90,  0  R  Trow- 

bridee  to  E  E  Bushnell   $375 

PALATINE' 

Southwest  qr  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  14  42 10  oot  10,  H  I  Bur- 
linggame  to  N  K  Lane  $2"00 

BBEMEN. 

Tlnley  Pk,  Whitney  &  B's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  1  ang 
17,  t,  H  Whitney  to  W  Ellinger  $400 

Olalrmont,  8  ith  &  Go's  Ist  add.  It  553  b  10  It  654 
b  11  oct  4,  8  E  Barren  to  M  A  Madden  $500 

Olalrmont,  Smith  &  Go's  4th  «ub,  its  153  to  164  oot 
16,  8  E  Barren  to  G  Brook  $540 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Ho'lywood,  It  18  b  8  nov  ]8,'93.  S  E  Qroea  to  W  0 
Thorns  $650 

WHEELING. 

Altheim,  Mneller's  sub,  Its  1  to  4  b  1,  30  42  11  may 
31,  E  P  Mueller  to  A  Janke  1400 

Altheim,  same  add.  Its  1  to  4  b  2  same;  may  31, 
Same  to  W  Meyer  $400 

HANOTEB. 

North  hf  e  ht  8  w  qr  13  and  w  ht  s  e  qr  13  41  9  oon- 
tainincr  160  acres;  also  w  ht  n  w  qr  24  and  s  w  qr 
8  w  qr  13  and  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  13  41  9  oot  14,  Mast  in 
Chy  to  F  Waterman   $14,173 


Madison  st  add.  Its  705  to  708  mch  1,'90,  W  Pepper 

et  al  to  E  J  Foster  1740 

Maywood,  Its  14  and  15  b  168  oct  8,  T  Donovan  to 

E  R  Stege  1300 

Maywood  It  3  b  22S  oct  9,  T  G  Morris  to  T  Q  Mor- 
ris   $1500 

OroBBdale,  Its  1  to  3  b  7  oct  11,  H  E  Gross  to  H  0 

Gross  $14,900 

GroBSdale,  It  37  b  9  may  7,  A  J  Gillespie  to  R  J  Gil- 
lespie $i00 

Orossdale,  Its  24  and  26  b  8  mch  24,  S  E  aross  to  R 

J  Oloherty  $3200 

GroBsdale,  Gross'  Itt  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  45  nov  19, 

'94,  8  E  Gross  to  W  H  Seaburg  $400 

Bellewood.  8t  Paul  av,  Rice'o  sub,  It  46  oct  12,  J  E 

Bice  to  E  W  Beadell  $20u 

Madison  st  add.  Us  16  and  17  aug  21,  E  H  Yates  to 

J  MagBe  $IbOO 

Gale  &  B's  snb,  l  bf  It  9  b  6  s  w  qr  12  89  12  oot  1,  E 

O  Gale  to  F  W  Murphy  $1750 

Lt  10  b  2  e  hf  e  hf  n  w  qr  12  39  12  oct  15,  O  Kosen 

thai  to  C  I  Ford  $1050 

Maywood,  Us  1  and  2  b  77  july  22,'90,  I  Sanderson 

to  0  Frenderberg   $1100 

Maywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  27  oct  12,  0  Frendenberg 

to  E  Maywood  $1225 

Qale  &  B's  snb,  It  10  b  6  s  w  qr  12  39  12  oct  1,  E  O 
Gale  10  L  S  Taylor  $3500 

THOBNTON. 

8  Lawn  snb,  It  48  b  66,  8  36  14  mch  30  '91,  T  W 

Harvey  to  O  E  Winger  1760 

Harvey,  Lord's  159th  st  add,  Its  21  and  22  b  10  aug 

15,  A  SpeiKht  to  A  Beland   .  $250 

W  Hammond.  It  46  b  4  msy  14,  W  T  Cessna  to  M 

Zielleoiericz  $200 

Haivey,  McUahon's  add.  It  43  b  5  sept  13,  0  M  Mc 

Mahon  to  LobBtein  Jr  1625 

Harvey,  Lord's  169th  st  add.  It  12  b  12  sept  27,  W 

Mohlecfleld  to  I  Mohriog  $350 

S  Harvey,  Its  7  and  8  b  14  sept  16,  A  M  Farr  to  G  W 

Wicks  $500 

Harvey,  It  1  b  176  Oct  1,  8  A  Harris  to  J  Bury.  ..$500 
Harvey,  Harvey  Syndicate  add,  Its  28  to  30  b  2  may 

17,'92,  A  H  Olampet  to  R  R  McOabe  $700 

Part  w  hf  3  36  14  oontniijiijg  1  457  acres,  oct  14,  0  H 

Bolton  to  Hammond  &  B  I  Ry  $1966 

A  Btrlp  of  land  ti6  ti  wide  33  fi  either  side  of  e  line 

w  hf  n  e  qr  3  36  14  contalciDg  3  1-100  acres;  oct 

16,  a  A  Doiton  to  Hammond  &  B  I  Ry  Co  $4988 

WORTH. 

Oak  Lawn,  Crandall's  snb,  Its  32  and  33b  16,  4  37  13 
jane  19,  J  Carson  to  0  8chme!z  $669 

Evergreen  Pk,  Calland's  add.  It  4  b  2  oct  II,  £  M 
Partella  to  V  F  Bendlxon  et  al  |400 


PALOS. 

Palos  Highlands  Fharpsbooter's  2nd  add,  Its  24  to 
25  sub  of  b  1  octlfi,  O  L  Albert  to  A  Albert.. ..J750 

Southeast  qr  s  e  qr  15  37  12  sept  5,  M  Cody  et  al  to 
P  Lucas  et  al  $8000 


TKU8T  UBBUM  ANU  lllORT<>}A(i}KH. 

Inolnding  Building  and  Loan  SooletleE. 

Aronson  T  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Oo  sepf.  26, 
It  14  b  31  sohl  860  5y    |2000 

Anderson  A  E  to  R  Berger  oot  i,  It  38  b 
27  Cornell  oy  b%  .  |2500 

Anderson  0  A  &  Q  F  to  A  Van  Bnren  oot 
3,  It  12  and  pt  11  b  9,  21  38  14,  6y  6% 
 $8000 

Allen  P  D  to  H  W  Jaokaon  oot  5,  It  32  b 
7,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  il6,000 

Anderson  J  A  to  A  Wiener  oot  10,  It  83  b 

6,  eto  29  40  14,  6y  65^   |liro 

Begenzer  J  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  8,  It  80  b 

42,  33  40  14,  3y  6^   $4800 

Barnnm  W  H  to  M  Brand  oot  5,  pt  e  hf  s 

e  qr  33  38  14.  5y  €%  $7600 

Becker  F  W  to  0  J  Kavanagh  oot  5,  It  112 

div  3,  30  38  15,  5y  7%  $2000 

Bassett  E  E  to  J  Stern  ooi  7,  pt  Its  30  and 

31  b  17  L  S  add  Wilmette  |1500 

Botts  DeWitt  0  to  A  W  Martin  oot  8,  pt 

b  2,  20  38  14,  2y  1%,  4  deeds   $.'6ro 

Brenn  M  M  to  R  G  Hall  oot  1,  Its  3  to  9  It 

10,  10  38  14,  2y  6^  $20,000 

Bohmer  E  to  E  S  Dreyer  July  11,  It  44  b 

5  Kay  add  3y  7%  $1200 

Bohlen  H  0  to  E  8  Dreyer  oot  10,  It  3  b 

37,  32  40  14,  2y  6}4%  $1000 

Baiter  W  G  to  W  8  barbert  oot  10,  pt  It 

16  b  8,  21  42  13,  7m  7^  ...   $3000 

Bennett  M  E  to  F  B  Peabody   oot  2,  It  1 

eto  Bennett  sab  14  38  14,  6y  6%,  4  deeds 

 $19,600 

Brnner  O  W  to  Norihn  T  Oo  oot  10,  It  8  b 

7,  17  40  14,  5y  6%.  $8000 

Baker  R  to  F  B  Peabody   oot  11,   pt  n  w 

qr  21  38  14,  5y  6^  ,  $2000 

Bradley  H  E  to  F  A  Chase  oot  6,  It  19  b  2 

EvanstoE  3y  65S   $4000 

Bryant  D8&HW  toJJ  Koiokerbooker 

oot  7,    pt  b  2,  10  38  14,   8  deeds,  5y  G% 

 $21,500 

Belz  0  F  A  to  M  W  Pinokney  oot  4,  It  87 

b  37,  31  10  14,  6%.  $3100 

Boalter  A  et  al  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oot  1, 

It  8  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $3300 

Baker  L  O  to  W  J  Petrie  oot  1,  pt  It  4  It  1 

b  5,  33  40  14,  5y  6%   ^2000 

Bryan  A  0  to  D  Qaigg  oot  1,  pt  It  37  b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  6%  ,  


niook  A  to  A  Pike  oot  8,  It  19  b  7,  10  89 

13,  3y  6^    $3000 

Btirke  M  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  2,  It 

72  b  II,  3  38  14'  2y  6JS  $1500 

Beaven  0  W  to  A  Peterson  oot  3,  It  13  to 

15  b  6,  36  39  13,  3y  7^  $3300 

Brems  J  to  H  B  Handy  sept  26,  It  12  b  35 

Carpenter  add  5y  e%  $.5500 

Bonzer  J  to  J  Peoha   oot  8,   pt  b  9,  20  39 

14.  2y  7%   $4000 

Baggot  E  to  R  Hart   oct  9,   pt  It  14  Co 

Clks  snb  2  38  1 4,  5y    ...  $20,000 

Ball  A  J  to  Q  W  Stanford  sept  23,  It  15  b 

33,  8  39  14,  5y  e%   $15,50C 

Brooks  M  R  to  M  A  Farr  oot  9,  pt  n  e  qr 

14  37  l.%5y  6SS   $5  00 

Benson  0  L  to  W  O  Frioke  oot  9,  It  7  b  2, 

32  41  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Baoerle  M  to  8  A  Waltheroot  9,  Its  20  22 

and  24  b  4,  25  40  13,  6y  6^  $3000 

Carpenter  B  to  F  C  Jooelyn  oot  9,  It  20  b 

6,  28  37  14,  6^  $2200 

Carlsen  F  E  D  to  F  B  Peabody  sept  25.  It 

39  b  6,  8  39  14,  Sy  62   $2500 

Chain  L  A  to  V  W  Meli  oot  3.  pt  It  1  and 

2  b  71  Rnssell  M  &  R  add  5y  556....$2fOO 
Cameron  D  to  Northn  T  Co  oot  1,  pt  Its 

21  and  22  b  9  Rockwell  add  3y  6?.  .$3500 
Clark  R  A  to  D  McCarthy   oot  1,  It  10  b 

20.8  39  14,50m  5%   $2500 

Cox  J  S  to  R  Berger  oot  12,  It  15  b  3,  12 

39  13,  5y  6)5   $1200 

Cochrane  G  H  to  P  W  Snowhook  oot  4,  pt 

It  6  b  49  s  s  add  3y  6^  $1C00 

Collins  M  J  to  Evnstn  &  N  Cook  Co  B  & 

L  Assn  oot  11,  It  8  b  7,  20  38  14,  7«.$29"0 
Oarcev  F  J  to  Ashland  av  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

2,  pt  s  e  qr  8  w  qr  21  38  14,  1%  $2000 

Clark  M  &  J  to  W  Kaspar  oot  9,  pt  It  17 

b  35  8  8  add  6y  6«   $25,000 

Clark  R  J   to   Westn  Sprgs  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  12,  It  18  b  11,  30  40  14,  7%  $18:  0 

Onrry  J  F  to  Fnblio  8  L  &  B  Assn  oct  27, 

It  10  b  4,  8  39  14,  7^   $2000 

Doose  J  R  to  Ev  Sav  &  Loan  Assn  oot  5, 

pt  It  6  Pratts  add  Evanston  7<E  $2000 

Dye  R  C  to  D  J  Hall  sept  20,  pt  It  17  b  3 

Riverside  let  div,  7%  $2000 

Dofify  J  to  P  W  Snowhook  oot  9,  pt  Its  2 

and  3  b  'i8  8  s  add  ly   $1000 

Drake  A  E  &  J  C  to  Citizens  B  &  L  Assn 
sept  21,  It  35  and  pt  34   b  10,  18  38  14 

e%  $3200 

Dohan  T  B  to  W  W  Anger  oot  8,  pt  Its  4 

and  5,  17  40  14,  6^  $2600 

Dorsoh  A  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  1,  It  28  b  1 

8  39  14,  5y  6;5  $5000 

Darkin  J  to  Capital  B  &  Sav  Society  sent 

10,  It  19  b  2,  18  40  14,  6%  $2900 

DeLia  F  to  A  Pike   oot  7,   pt  It  10  b  40, 

s  8  add  3y  6^  $2000 

Donohoe  P  to  A  M  Snydacker  oot  7,  It  31 

b  6,  13  39  13.  3y  6|  $1600 

Donn  A  to  Title  G  A  T  Oo  oot  5,  pt  It  6  b 

1  It  24,  17  40  14,  3y  6%.  $2500 

DojIe  W  L  to  Northern  T  Oo  oct  7,  It  53, 

20  38  14,  —  $18C0 

Davies  T  S  to  H  Sohofield   oot  1,  lease- 
hold int  in  pt  It  29   b  124   b  s  add  5y 

  $150,000 

Deahl  L  T  to  A  M  Pigott  oot  1,  It  4  b 

16  38  14,  e%   $1700 

Diggles  G  A  P  to  W  D  Cooper  oot  4,  It  1 

15.  4  38  12,  7^   $2000 

Doerner  E  U  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  4,  It  9  b 

11,  18  30  14,  5y  6%   $2u00 

Doremeyer  J  F  to  F  R  Chandler   oct  10, 

pt  It  4  b  12,  28  38  14,  6y   6%,   3  deeds 

 $»5600 

Doremeyer  J  F  to  B  H  Gwathney  oot  10, 

same  prop  ly  6%,  3  deeds  $1800 

Dewar  E  to  A  Van  Bnren  sept  7,  It  6  b  12 

28  38  14,  5y  6^   $3i  00 

Epsten  J  D  to  W  A  Birk  oot  11,  It  13  b  1, 

28  39  14,  5y  6^   $2150 

Enolon  I.  to  0  T  &  T  Co  oot  7,  Its  21  and 

pt  20  Bogne  snb  10  38  14,  5y  6%..  $2fi,0(  0 
Excelsior  Brewing  Co  to  T  H  Sohintz  oct 
8,  pt  It  143  and  all  145  Batterfield  add 

12y  C%  $45,0(0 

Ekstrand  G  F  to  0  E  Fowler  oot  1,  pt  b 

23  Riverside  3d  6^  $2000 

Evangelescher  Gollesaoker  Verien  to  F 
Stoehlke  oct  1,   w  hf  s  e  qr  16  and  n  w 

qr  n  e  qr  21  40  12,  6y  6^  $10,000 

Evangelisohe  Gottesatker  Verein   to  G 
Labahn  oot  11,  w  hf  a  e  qr  16  40  12,  3y 

e%  $4000 

Edwards  0  D  to  H  A  Haagan  oot  11,  pt  It 

14  It  3,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $6500 

Ellis  G  M  to  J  Peil  oct  1,  pt  Its  50  and  49 

b  3,  19  40  14,  84m  6%  $3150 

Elder  R  8  to  W  Heinemann  oot  8,  It  17  b 
3,  17  40  14,  2y  6%  $1500 


loranoe  R  to  F  Wilson  Feb  18,  Its  4  and 

5  b  26  Irving  Pk  6y  7%  $2200 

Findley  J  to  A  Wahl  oot  5,  pt  It  7  b  9,  23 

38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Fehl  W  to  F  S  James  oot  12,  It  37  b  2,  29 

40  14,  4y  6^  $5000 

Farr  E  8  &  W  M  to  M  A  Farr  Aog  17,  Its 

17  to  24  b  11,  18  38  14,  2y  7%  $2000 

Fontman  0  to  H  P  Kranz  oot  8,  pt  s  w  qr 

31  41  14,  3y  65!  $2200 

Fellis  B  to  G  Coombs  oct  5,  I*  38  and  pt 

37  b  1,  20  40  14.  5y  6^   $1300 

Fox  T  to  0  Frisohe  oct  8,  It  30  b  2,  19  40 

14.  5y  6%  1(2(00 

Fischer  O  to  E  Moeller  sept  12,  Its  42  to 

48  It  9  b  45  ShefE  add  3y  6%   $2000 

Faller  J  to  Jesse  Holdom  oot  12,  It  26  b 

26,  17  39  14,  3y  6%   $6000 

Greeley  8  8  to  L  Baird   oot  9,  pt  It  14  b 

10  Johnston  R  &  8  add       6%  $6000 

Gross  H  0  to  F  B  Peabody  oct  11,  Its  1  to 

3  b  7,3  38  14,  5y  6^   $6000 

Grossman  B  to  A  Pike  Ang  31,  It  90  b  5, 

20  39  14,  6^  $2800 

Qoertner  P  et  al  to  A  E  Barr  sept  19.  It 

64  b  3,  30  39  14.  3y  6^   $2500 

Groves  0  to  W  B  Oliphant  oot  1,  It  85  s  e 

qr  13  80  13,  18y   $3600 

Gleason  T  D  to  J  F  Jorn  oot  10,  It  40  b  3, 

26  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Grady  M  to  G  Van  Zandt  out  16,  prem 

1914  Lake  st  5y  6^   $3500 

Qroll  M  to  F  Whitfield  June  15,  It  7  b  2  b 

27,  33  40  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Gross  H  to  T  Soanlan  oot  8,  Its  9  and  10 

b  1  Taylor  to  Pnllman  5y  e%  $1500 

Goranson  N  to  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Co  B 
&  L  Assn  oot  8,  It  7    b  4,   21  37  14,  7« 

 $3300 

GriffiQ  T  F  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  7,  Its  17 

and  18  b  4.  18  39  U,  3y  6%   $1800 

Qoebel  H  to  Deering  B  &  L  Assn  oot  3,  It 

3  b  12,  20  40  14,  7^  $25  0 

Glader  C  to  E  G  Panling  oot  5,  It  24  b  3, 

1  39  13,  5y  6%  $5  OO 

Gordon  G  O  to  ME  Greenebaam   oot  7, 

pt  b  2,  10  38  14.  5y  6^5,  6  deeds.  .  .$25,000 
Graczk  J  to  W  Loeb  oot  in,  It  2  b  2,  22  39 

14,  —  ,.$45C0 

Harford  W  D  to  8  R  Hnrford  oot  7,  pt  It 

6  b  12,  21  38  14,  7jg    $2500 

Heneh^w  0  A  to  M  R  Baldwin   oct  11,  It 

39  b  2,  18  39  14,  5y  6^   $25C0 

Henry  G  N  lo  Eqnit  T  Oo  oot  10,  pt  It  10 

b  6,  21  38  14,  5y  6^   $3f00 

Harney  Z  H  to  H  A  Goodrich  oct  8,  It  4  b 

41  KiDzie  add  6%   $1000 

Hogberg  F  A  to  A  Pike  oot  8,  It  30  b  2, 

25  38  14,  6%  $1600 

Harris  E  T  Oo  to  A  A  Angnatns  oot  7,  It 

83  to  90  b  12,  20  39  14,  5y  6%.  ...$16,200 
Harris  A  to  T  H  Sohintz  Joly  18,  pt  It  4 

b  63,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Hns8  R  W  to  T  P  Elliott  Ang  15,  pt  Its  17 

and  18  b  1,  9  39  13,  3y  6^  $10C0 

Hallaren  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oct  8,  Its 

40  and  41,  15  38  14,  5y  e%  $8000 

Haller  J  to  M  O  Clancy   oct  3,   It  63  b  4, 

32  41  14,  5y  655  $2300 

Harris  M  to  E  G  Foreman  sept  18,  It  7  It 

4  b  23  8  8  add  5y  6^  $2500 

HofiE  M  to  8  8  Frowe   oct  10,  It  6  b  2.  36 

40  13,  3y  6!«  $3000 

Hales  &  Cortia  to  T  J  Lefens  oot  11,  It  17 

to  22  b  76  Elston  add  5y  6%  $65,000 

Hackbarth  F  to  C  F  Schumacher  oot  11, 

It  38  b  4,  30  39  14,  e%  $1000 

HIadoveo  J  to  0  Pitte  oot  7,  Its  45  and  46 

b  7,  20  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Htilbeok  W  to  M  E  Greenebaam  oct  9,  pt 

It  3  b  3,  36  40  13,  4y  e%  $10f0 

Hamlin  C  O  to  B  R  Barnes  Feb  2,  Its  67 

and  68  b  3,  29  40  14,  lOy  6!?  ,  $6500 

Homes  F  E  to  E  F  Bailey  sept  4,  pt  b  13, 

e  hf  n  e  qr  31  38  14,  6i  $3250 

Hemingway  H  B  to  D  L  Zook  oot  10,  pt 

It  1  It  18  b  15  Evnstn  3y  6^  $6000 

Hubbard  E  to  P  B  Hoyt  sept  20,  pt  It  14 
and  15  8  w  qr  3  38  14,  3y  6^  $20(0 

Hamrak  J  to  Phoerix  B  800  oot  7,  Its  40 

and  41  b  5,  35  40  13,  7^  $1100 

Hard  A  to  J  Buroh  sept  16,  Its  11  to  13  b 

23,  4  38  12,  3y  7%  $2000 

Ingalls  E  to  A  H  Whitley  oot  8,  Its  35  and 

36  b  2,  21  38  14,  5y  e%  $3C00 

Ingal  A  E  to  E  K  Ingal  oot  10,  It  4  b  7,  8 

40  14,  5y  6%  $70:0 

Ireland  F  F  to  J  Onmber  oot  12,  pt  Its  21 

and  22  Middle  Tier  Oakenwald  3y..|4760 
Johnson  R  J  to  8  L  Boyoe  oot  10,  pt  It  19 


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b  16,  23  38  14,  5y  6^  $3300 

Johnson  O  to  A  Qatzert  cot  9,  It  12  Centre 

av  add  and  o  p  6y  Si   $5000 

Jopsen  B  to  P  B  Ho;t  oct  3,  Its  13  and  14 

b  6,  I  42  13,  5y  6^   $2350 

Jackson  Park  Jookey  Clnb  to  Jesse  Hol- 

dom  oot  8,  pt   n  w  qr   10  37  14,  By  6% 

   |in,000 

Johnson  0  and  8  to  P  O  Stensland  sept 
^  25,  Us  164  and  165  n  e  qr  36  40  13,  6v  6% 

 $3000 

Kavanayh  J  to   Capital  B  <fc  Sav  Society 

sept  10,  It  20  b  12,  18  40  14,  6^  $72tO 

Kerr  R  M  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oot  4,  pt  b 

4  Rockwell  add  By  6%  $6000 

Ernm  J  R  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  8.  pt  It  15 

b  12,  8  39  14,  5y  6^   $7500 

Kaspere  P  to  J  Stern  oct  7,  It  13  b  7,  29 

40  14,  6^    $2760 

Enebn  0  A  to  W  Heinemann  oot  8,  It  46 

b  3,  6  39  14.  2y  6%  $6000 

Eablank  F  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  7,  Its  30 

'   and  31  b  9,  34  39  14,  5y  6^   $6500 

Ereysoher  L  E  to  E  C  Schmidlap  sept  30, 

It  42  b  7,  8  38  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Enoeptei  M  A  to  D  Rnnepfer  Jane  20,  pt 

Its  37  apd  38  b  7,  20  40  14,  6y  6%. .  .$1500 
^OTdrik  J  to  W  Easpar  oot  5,  It  72  b  16, 

20  39  14,  6JP   $3f  00 

Eoch  L  D  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  5,   It  4  b 

11,  11  39  13,  5y  6%   $4000 

Eranth  H  to  0  0  Bntz  oot  7,  pt  b  5,  29  40 

U,5ye%  $4000 

Eornaoke  C  to  C  F  Sohnmaoher  Jr  oot  Iz 

1H4  Qivins  G  &  W  sob  13  39  13,  2y  6^ 

V  $1300 

Eohn  E  J  to  Amity  B  &  L  Assn  oot  9,  It 

31  b  2,  4  38  14,  6%   $3200 

Lambert  J  W  to  F  I  Moalton  oot  9,  pt  It 

32  and  all  33  to  36  b  14,  20  88  14  . .  $2000 
Lndlow  G  M  et  al  to   P  Van  Vlissingen 

oot  12,  It  1  b  1  b  7,  18  39  14,  5y  6i{$15,000 
Xeonard  W  to  A  Wahl  oct  10,  It  28  b  6,  20 

38  14,  2j  6%   $2000 

Larson  L  J  H  to  J  F  Jorn  oct  10,  It  6  It 

38,  16  38  14,  3y  G%  $2f00 

Larson  L  S  to  J  H  Gilbert  oot  5,  Its  113 

and  114  n  e  qr  35  40  13,  7%  $1750 

Lawton  J  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  oot  4,  it  23  to  157 

b  48  Cornell  5y  7!J   $3400 

Letzter  J  to  J  C  Sohnmacher  Jr  oct  11,  It 

47  b  7,  26  39  13,  7%  $2500 

Landah  J  to  0  E  Hntohinson  oot  1,  It  7  b 

.    1,  21  40  14,  6%   $4500 

London  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  4,  It 

38  It  4,  23  40  13,  5y  7%  $1000 

Littlejohn  W  to  P  B  Hoyt  sept  24,  pt  It 

31  Wilmette  6^  $5000 

Lillis  W  H  to  T  Sohintz  oot  1,  It  9  It  1,  20 

38  14,  2y  6%   $75(0 

Larkin  M  to  F  Reidle  oot  1,  pt  It  14  b  4, 

14  38  14,  2y  6^   $1000 

Lang  M  &  F  to  Pioneer  B  &  L  Assn  oct  8 

it  40  b  64,  33  40  14,  6%   $4000 

Malm  C  E  to  E  R  Haase  oot  7,  pt  Its  37 

and  38  b  4,  13  39  13,  4y  6^   $3C00 

MoNally  0  to  W  U  Riley  July  1,  It  23  and 

24  b  1,  16  38  14,  2y  7<«  $3000 

May  P  to  O  Feltzer  oot  10,  ot  It  1  b  30, 

21  39  14,  5y  6%   .".  $4000 

Mahoney  M  to  D  L  Zook  oct  1,  Its  7  and 

8  b  23  Johnson  R  <fc  S  add  3y  6%.  $16,000 
Myrzykowski  J  to  J  Stern  oot  9,  It  32  b  2 

"EUton  add,  —  $6000 

Mannheimer  F  to  W  Heinemann  oot  10, 

29  b  17,  5y  6%   $2800 

Mienoh  P  J  to  A  V  Eniokerbooker  oot  in, 

It  20  b  52,  21  39  14.  6%  $1500 

Moore  F  J  to  0  C  Sohmaohsr  oct  10,  It  42 

b  2.  13  39  13,  5y  7%  $2000 

Moehlhanser  J  to  J  F  Stepina  oct  1,  It  31 

b  H  Sampson  &  G  add  5y  6^5   $3000 

Monahan  T  F  to  J  C  Spengler  oct  1,  pt  b 

5,  5  39  14,  5y  7%,  3  deeds  $6000 

Monahan  T  F  to  S  H  Brooks  sept  7,  Its 

31  to  33  b  5,  6  39  14,  security  for  build- 
ing oontraot   $18,750 

Martin  Lotber  College  to  0  Granath  oot 
9,  Its  33  to  39  b  1  and  o  p  20  40  14,  90 
ds  e%   $1700 

Manefisld  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  8, 
It  15  b  15,  11  39  13,  6y  6^   $1200 

Maloolm  8  E  to  A  A  Brook  oct  3,  pt  U  3, 
4  40  13,  2y  7%  $4125 

Moore  W  H  to  C  D  Rookwood  oot  8,  it  16 
.     b  1,  3  38  14,  ly  6%  $2000 

Melte  H  to  M  B  Rich  oot  1,  pt  Its  2  to  6  b 

6.  28  39  14,  4y  6^  $4000 

Morgan  G  N  to  G  C  Fry  oot  8,  It  76  div  2, 

30  38  15,  e%  $4000 

'Mailer  A  to  A  L  Baker  oot  4,   pt  It  15  b 

r  18  Carpenter  add  by  6%   $3500 

MoOann  M  to  R  Berger  oot  9,  pt  b  4,  33 

39  14,  3y   $2500 

Millar  L  to     J  Danne  oot  9,  It  7  b  6  b  3 


Rockwell  add      6%  $3000 

MoOurdy  1  to  F  M  Elliott  oot  5,  It  16  b  2, 

17  and  18  40  14,  2y  6%%   $2600 

MoLester  G  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  8 

It  8  U  22  b  2   Central  Park  add    ly  6? 

 $3500 

Moeller  E  to  F  R  Chandler  oct  1,  It  2  b  13 

28  38  14,  5y  6%  $7600 

Mason  M  J  to  J  C  Sohoval  Dec  7,  It  9  b 

13,  5  40  14,  6y  6-8  $3800 

Mason  M  J  to  A  B  McGlassan  oot  7,  It  37 

to  42  b  7,  Jefferson  5y  6%  $3500 

Merst  P  to  O  0  Bntz  oot  7,  pt  It  F,  28  40 

14,  5y  62  $30,000 

Marshall  N  R  to  F  Reidle  sept  26,  pt  it  il 

b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  6'i  $2000 

Murray  E  B  to  E  F  Gorton   oct  1,   It  30 

Snpr  ot  partn  2  38  14,  6y  7%  $3000 

MoCluer  J  L  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oot  14, 

It  5  b  6,  34  39  14,  3y  6<«  $30uO 

Mead  BP&MEtoJP  Phinney  oot  10, 

pt  It  19  b  1,  2  38  14,  6y  5%  $4500 

Miller  G  B  to  R  Berger  oot  11,  It  6  b  4,  25 

40  13,  ?.y  7%  $1200 

Metcalf  W  to  F  R  Chandler  oct  10,  pt  It  4 

b  6,  21  38  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Nay  C  8  to  Equit  T  Co  oct  10,  pt  It  12  b 

3.  21  38  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

Niokel  P  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  oot  5,  It  65 

b  25,  31  39  14  $  

Nelson  J  L  to  Am  T  &  Sav  Bk  oct  7,  it  13 

b  16  Rogers  Pk  6^  $3000 

Nagel  C  &  W  J  to  W  Loeb  oct  8,  It  30  b  7 

b  10  Sheff  add  5y  7<J  $10r0 

Noyes  T  S  to  H  M  Wolf  oot  1,  Its  23  and 

24  b  2  Evanston  5y  6^  $2000 

Newbury  W  G  to  P  V  Castle  oct  8,  Its  6 

and  7  b  2,  8  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Nightingale  A  F  to  E  S  Dreyer  oct  8,  pt 

b  3  Gibbs  L  <i  G  to  Evnstn  3y  6i^^.$250n 
Owen  A  to  H  Culver  oot  10,  pt  It  6  b  26, 

29  39  14  and  op  5y  6%  $15,500 

Olson  E  M  to  M  D  Johnson   oot  8,  It  22 

and  pt  23  b  1,  36  40  13,  5y   $3600 

Orcott  E  E  &  W  B  to  Equit  8  L  &  B  Assn 

oct  19,  pt  lt9  b  1,  3  38  14,  6X  $6500 

Pratt  E  E  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  oot  3,  pt 

b  12  Eggleeton  7%,  3  deeds  $7500 

Palmer  U  8  to  J  Stern  sept  17,  it  24  b  16, 

5  37  15   $2300 

Partridge  A  L  to  J  Stern  oot  7,  It  18  b  6, 

21  37  14  $2300 

Petersen  M  C  to  H  Felsenthal  oot  11,  It 

36  b  29,  25  40  13,  5y  62  $2400 

Petersen  A  C  to  H  L  Wilson  June  20,  It 

28  b  3  Lee  add  4y  7%  $1700 

Powell  W  A  to  J  A  8aok!ey  oct  14,  It  79, 

w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  12  39  13,  62  $1800 

Purdy  F  H  to  C  a  Tiffany   oct  11,   pt  It 

108  div  1,  30  38  15,  5y  7%..  $2800 

Palmer  M  E  to  Equit  T  Co  oot  10,  pt  It 

10  b  3,  21  38  14,  6y  62  $2700 

Pardeloup  F  L  to  C  Mamer  oot  5,  It  25  b 

1,  17  40  14,  5y  62   $10,000 

Phillips  F  W  to  G  W  Burobard  Jr  oot  7, 

It  13  and  14  b  3,  26  39  li,  5y  62  $2000 

Poppelbaum  G  A  to  A  Van  Buren  sept  21 

It  10  b  11,  28  38  14,  62   ...$3789 

Peters  R  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  oot  3,  It  31 

b  29,  17  39  14,  5y  62  $2600 

Phalen  E  H  to  L  S  Hodges  ont  I,  it  36  b 

2,  19  38  14,  72  $2(00 

Peterson  J  A  to  S  L  Boyoe  oct  7,  Its  14 

an«l  20  b  12,  20  38  14,  5y  62  $2700 

Pnrcell  T  to  F  Dllmann  sept  30,  It  23  b  3 

13  39  14,  Im  62   $1790 

Palmer  M  C  to  J  R  Foulke  oot  1,  It  6  b  3, 

34  39  14.  5y  62   $3000 

Praezek  J  to  J  0  Novak  oot  5,  it  ^2  b  A, 

b  11,  20  35  14,  72  $4000 

Portratz  H  to  B  L  Smith  oot  10,  it  8  and 

9  b  1  b  4  Sheff  add  3y  62   $12,000 

Probst  J  to  J  P  Gehring  oot  1,  Its  33  and 

pt  32  b  37.  5  37  16,  5y  72  $1800 

Ryan  P  to  M  E  Greenebanm  July  2,  pt  It 

11  b  21  Einzie  add  3y  62   $6500 

Ryan  P  to  F  S  Winston  oot  1,  pt  It  11  b 

21  Einzie  av  62   $2000 

Roeosle  O  to  O  Peltzer  oot  14,  It  2  It  7  b  2 

6  39  14,  3y  62   $2000 

Rumsey  W  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  14, 

It  3  It  23  b  9  Ashland  add  3y  62  $6000 

Rich  A  D  to  Equit  T  Co  oot  lu,  pt  It  11  b 

3,  21  38  14  and  op  5y  6^,  3  deeds.  .$12,000 
Reid  M  A  to  T  G  (fc  T  Co  oot  1,  It  22  b  3, 

35  40  13,  5y  62  $1500 

Rasoher  C  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  2,  It 

38  and  pt  39  b  3,  7  40  14,  3y  6>^2.  .$1600 
Raimer  E  8  to  H  W  Dikeman  oot  8,  It  13 

b  1,  16  38  14,  62  $2500 

Rohde  0  to  E  U  D'Ancona  sept  26,  It  3  b 

2,  2  39  13,  62   $2200 

Rjan  T  W  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oct  7,  pt  It  40 

W  to  Woodlawn  6y  72  $6000 

Rabe  O  to  A  Hillinger  oot  7,   It  9  b  2,  9  i 


39  13,  3;-  62   $.'500 

Reguelt  B  J  to  H  A  Hangan  oct  7,  It  39  b 

3,  29  40  14,  5y  62....  $4500 

Rajohart  J  to  J  L  Novak  oct  9,  It  39  b  l<i, 

20  39  14,  5y  62  $2800 

Raggio  C  A  to  H  Stookton  sept  14,  It  22 

b  25  s  s  add  6y  62  $10,1-00 

Ropalik  T  to  J  F  Stepina  oct  4,  It  21  b  7, 

24  39  14,  5y  P2  $1600 

Randall  H  S  to  A  L  Baker  oot  1,  pt  Its  34 

and  35  b  2,  18  38  14,  5y  62   $2600 

Sramek  F  to  W  Easpar  oot  10,  It  36  b  49. 

19  39  14,  5y  62  $4000 

Spurgeon  L  M  to  B  M  Winston  oot  8,  pt 

b  2,  14  38  13,  6y  6>^2  $6600 

Sigler  S  to  Paoiflo  L  &  H  Assn  oot  7.  It  3 

and  4  b  28,  8  37  15,  —  $16,700 

Stehl  E  to  E  8  Harmon  sept  20,  w  hf  s  e 

qr  22  36  14,  6y  62  $3000 

Seaverns  G  A  to  L  Baird  oot  4,  Its  29  and 

30  b  13  Walker's  Dock  add  62 ....  $30,000 
Steoiak  L  to  M  Majewski  oot  6,  It  6  b  9, 

31  4n  14,  62  $2100 

Scott  M  E  to  A  L  Baker  oot  7  pt  It  5  etc, 

8  e  frl  2  38  14,  3y  6%  $20,000 

Schneider  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  5,  It 

4  b  4,  4  38  14,  5y  6^2  $1200 

Spang  M  to  E  G  Pauling  oct  9,  It  9  It  2. 

20  40  14,  3y  62  $1300 

Spinola  G  et  al  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  7,pt 

It  20  b  15  8  s  add  6y  62  $5000 

Stinrtleff  W  C  to  J  F  Cripper  oot  1,  pt  It 

2  b  22  Wilmette  6y  7%  $3000 

Surgdnor  V  H  to  Norlhn  T  Co  oot  17,  pt 

b  8,  10  38  14.  3y  62   $15,000 

Sokup  J  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  1,  It  14  b  6 

Lee  add  3y  62   $40(  0 

Strong  M  A  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  28,  Its  8 

and  21,  frl  16  40  14,  3y  62  $25,  00 

Shafer  A  F  to  B  G  Pauling  sept  30,  It  9  b 

2,  4  38  14,  2y  72  $1500 

Swenson  A  E  to  U  A  Haugan,  pt  It  22  It 

2.  16  38  14,  5y  62  $6000 

Scott  ME&GAHtoAL  Ba'ier  oct  7,  It 

78  and  79  It  14  Bronson  add,  5y  62|12,000 
Sherlock  J  P  to  F  0  Stensland  oot  4,  It  6 

and  pt  5  b  3  Sheff  add  3y  62  $9000 

Sohermer  A  to  F  C  Meyer  oct  7,  It  6  b  8, 

18  39  14,  82  $1800 

Swan  C  F  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  1,  pt  Its 

43  and  44  b  56  So  Chi  5y  62  $3000 

Street  I  J  to  R  W  Burns  sept  27,  It  27  b 

16,  28  38  14,  62   $2000 

Steibeiner  E  to  A  M  Snydaoker  oot  12.  It 

I  and  pt  2  b  14,  5  39  14,  5y  62 ....  $15,000 
Sanbnrn  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  10,  It 

II  b  4,4  38  14.  5y  6i^2   $1000 

Stafford  H  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt   oot  12,   pt  It 

2/,  21  40  14,  3y  72  $1500 

Stiles  0  H  to  Orig  B  &  L  Assn  oct  1,  It  3 

and  pt  2  b  30  Rogers  Pk  72  $3300 

Stan  T  to  C  W  Fallerton  oot  9,  Its  20  and 

21  b  2  and  o  p  Fallerton  add  62.. $13,475 
Sheehy  J  J  to  T  Oehne  cot  12,  Its  1  and  2 

b  1,  21  38  14,  dem  62  $8500 

Sistek  F  J  to  C  Buhl  oot  12,  Its  22  and  23 

and  pt  24  b  25  and  op    19  39  14,  5y  62 

  $18,000 

Thomson  A  to  Bankers  &  M  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  10,  pt  b  8,  iO  38  14,  62  $2600 

Tait  J  T  to  D  L  Zook  oot  12,  It  15  b  18  N 

Evanston  5y  62  $2000 

Turner  E  W  to  H  C  Baldwin  oct  8,  Its  27 

and  28  b  12,  18  39  14,  3y  62  $;;5  i0 

Torrent  J  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  7,  Its  12  to 

16  n  w  qr  1  37  14,  5y  62  $18,000 

Tracy  M   to    E  Rodolph   sept  2,   It  10. 

Browns  snb  3'i  40  14,  ^^y  62   $2ii36 

Titley  W  to  E  8  Minor  sept  7,  pt  n  w  qr 

s  w  qr  29  40  14,  2y  72.  |5  00 

Tiavers  L  R  to  P  F  Shanklin  oot  5,  It  31 

b  7,  11  39  13,  5y  62   $1800 

Tilden  H  C  to  J  G  Shortall   oot  11,   Its  1 

and  2  b  8,  22  39  14,  Jane  1,'96  62.  ..$4000 
Tremain  M  O  to  B  F  Bayley  oot  11,  pt  It 

21  b  1,  10  38  14,  lOy  62  $3500 

Upson  A  S  to  H  fieistand   oot  2,   It  1, 

Berkeley  av  add  30  m  62  $5000 

Viller  A  H  to  M  B  Greenebaau  oot  7,  Its 

30  and  31  b  10,  26  40  13,  3y  62.  ....  $1103 
Vollmer  H  to  C  F  Haber  oot  9,  leasehold 

in  Lincoln  av  and  Washington  st  62i20C0 
Van  Toyl  E  A  to  C  Eavanagh  oot  7,  pt  It 

772  b  6  Riverside  3d,  — ..'  $5520 

Weber  J  to  H  8  Dietrich  June  5,  It  45  b  3 

4  9  Sheff  add  62  $1900 

Ward  EB&AL  to  FR  Chandler  oot  1, 

pt  It  6  b  6,  28  38  14,  5y  62,  4  deeds. $6900 
Wlavijistana  Z  to  J  Staab  8ept  25,  It  2  II 

1  b  2,  36  40  13,  3y  62  $2300 

Wemnhenkes  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  sept 

23,  Its  30  to  32  b  29,  5  39  14,  5y  62  $4500 
Woolfolk  A  M  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  5,  pt  w 

hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  20  39  13,  3  acres,  5y  62 

 $2400 


Wicker  Park  Evangelical  L  Church  to  C 

T  &  T  Co  oot  8,  It  13  and  14  b  3,  Lee's 

add  6y  62    $30,000 

Winbler  L  A  to  A  Heile  oct  12,  It  3  It  18 

b  8,  17  39  14,  2y  62   $2000 

Weiskopf  D  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oct  8,  It 

23  b  4,  28  38  14.  5y  62  $5000 

Wilson  J  to  W  J  Filbert  oot  10,  pt  s  e  qr 

15  4  2  10,  6y  62  $5500 

Wells  J  to  E  Q  Pauling  oot  5,  pt  s  e  qr  11 

39  13,  62  $4000 

Wasson  W  to  J  L  Chapman  sept  28,  pt  b 

4,  20  38  14.  6y  62  "$3000 

Wolff  D  to  W  Loeb  oot  1,  Its  374  and  376 

Fowler's  sob  9  38  14,  6y  62   $4000 

Weaver  C  8  to  F  W  Straus  oot  3.  It  2  It  19 

b  8  8o  Branch  add  3y  6^%..  '.  $1700 

Westfall  W  0  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  oot  8,  pt  b 

7,  11  39  13,  5y  6}4%,  10  deeds.  .  .$18,860 


Alexander  G  to  J  Jaoobson  Oot  12,  mdse 

408  State   $176 

Augaa  J  to  Griffiths  &  MoDermott  Con- 

Btraotion  Co  Oot  4,  steam  shovel  etc 

Drainage  Dist  July  1  $16,100 

Anthaoer  J  to  M  Zierk  Oot  6,  furn  208 

Richmond  2y    $400 

Burrows  A  W  to  E  Smith  oot  8,  fnrn  7m 

 $167 

Broberg  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  oct  23,  furn 

and  8  m  5m  $103 

Bradley  P  to  H  A  F  Moggs  Oct  7,  piano  6 

m  $63 

Beil  J  to  H  P  Mount  Oot  4,  piano  and 

furn  7m   $104 

Black  E  J  to  W  F  Schneider  Oot  8,  fnrn 

201  Center  av  Jan  1  $120 

Bloom  0  to  J  Sohweger  Oct  1, saloon  6768 

State  2y  $1500 

Bennington  E  J  to  Nat  M  L  Co  Oot  6, 

piano  7m  $104 

Banta  F  S  to  Whitney  Paper  Co  Oot  7, 

ptg  office  152  Monroe  2y  $1400 

Banman  G  M  to  F  J  ;De7endorf  Oot  11, 

furn  6m  $77 

Baldwin  J  R  to  P  J  Lynch  oot  12,  fnrn 

130  Lake  $175 

Barker  A  E  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  Oot  10, 

piano  7m   $88 

Brockman  P  to  E  Smith  Oct  9,  fnrn  and 

s  m  7m  $89 

Bell  J  to  R  W  Jager  Oot  9,  saloon  676  Wa- 
bash ly  $355 

Beyerle  A  L  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

Oot  10,  saloon  and  bidg  803  Cortland 

av  2y  $1(  00 

Bergman  J  L  to  Eeeley  Brg  Co  Sept  3'), 

saloon  5200  Morgan  2y  $285 

Bradley  E  P  to  0  Passow  &  Son  oot  8,  sa- 
loon fittings  dec  8  '96  p  m  $376 

Crooks  S  to  MoAvoj  Brg  Co  oct  8,  saloon 

16  n  State  2y  $1200 

Cowie  J  V  to  J  Cavendish  oot  7,  furn  1248 

Ridgeway  av  3m  $180 

Cosby  W  o'  to  Bronswiok-B-C  Co  Oot  8, 

billiard  goods  41o6  Oot  Gr  av  $760 

Orowdas  W  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oct  8, 

furn  6m   $103 

Carroll  &  Eelley  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  Sept  3, 

saloon  9104  Green  Bay  av  2y  $260 

Clybonrn  A  to  M  E  Finch  Oot  11,  furn  6m 

 $82 

Oonraths  J  Jr  to  J  Conraths  8r  Oot  14, 

horses  etc  5900  Princton  $4fO 

Caldwell  0  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  9,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $129 

Cederholin  C  F  to  M  E  Finch  oot  8,  fnrn 

6m  $20 

Clements  0  W  to  M  E  Finch  Oot  12,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m   $77 

Daley  M  J  to  M  E  Finch  oot  8.  furn  6m 

 $151 

Diokan  A  J  to  F  J  Prentiss  sept  3,  fnrn 

5  4  Fairfijld  av  2y  $103 

Dudenhnver  R  to  J  H  Gunsolos  Sept  20, 

piano  and  farn  6m  $200 

Dykes  &  Swame  to  Morgan  <fc  Wright  Oot 

9,  furn  106  Franklin   $703 

Dean  W  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  10,  furn 

6m  $84 

Dier  J  A  to  C  Congee  Oot  14,  furn  11  La- 

Salle  ly  $125 

Doyer  F  to  T  Proult  Oot  10,  saloon  367 

Wabash  150  ds   $333 

Davis  8  E  to  D  Edenloff  Sept  28,  furn  35 

37th  4m  $76 

Doyer  F  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  Uot  11, 

saloon  367  Wabash  av  2y  $300 

Davidson  8  to  H  Brill  oot  9,  saloon  195 

Desplaines  ly  $300 

Emmons  A  B  to  Tuckhorn  &  Co  1048  w 

12th  13m  p  m  $102 


1006 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  19.  189&. 


Erekine  Tbos  Paint  Co  to  T  Evans  Oot  10, 

borses  ooaohes  oto  374  Oracd  av  2y 

  f.400 

Ellison  N  H  to  B  H  Hellen  sept  30,  forn 

8m  180 

Eboe  A  to  A  Sohinke  Oot  7,  grocery  372  w 

Harrison  ly   |500 

Elef  F  F  to  F  E  Blaokman  oot  5,  furn  ly 

 1200 

Frey  H  M  to  W  H  Holden  oot  8,  drugs 

252  w  Van  Boren  2y  .   $253 

Flntka  J  to  L  Pine  Oot  4,  fnrn  264  25th 

pi  5m  1175 

Flowry    L   to  J  Bietry  Oot  12,  eleotrio 

fountain  72  w  Monroe  3m  #300 

Ferreir  O  E  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  10. 

forn  and  piano  6m   $103 

Faber  0  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Co  Oot  l'>, 

saloon  3931  Halsted  ly  $383 

Foust  F  E  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  10,  forn 

6m  |51 

Grass  J  to  Diokey  &  Baker  Oot  5,  maohy 

eto  Bremen  5m  |710 

Quillet  G  to  V  A  Beanleire  Oot  3,  horses 

eto  426  Taylor  £(!  ds  $100 

Gengenbaoh  J    H  to  L  Reisohe  Oot  5, 

horses  eto  ly  $7(  0 

Genva  June  Joe  Co  to  Wisoonsin  Wagon 

Co  Oot  2,  wagon  Ang  10  $175 

Goering  A  to  W  0  Carson  Oot  7,  market 

eto  6m  $135 

Graves  B  L  to  J  H  Gnnsolns  Oot  5,  fnrn 

and  piano  ly  $300 

Giles  C  H  to  H  A  F  Moggs  Oot  8,  piano 

and  furn  23m  .  ..   $167 

Gwynne  J  A  to  C  L  Kreiter  oot  7,  fnrn 

7740  Green  20m  $lf5 

Howard  L  C  to  G  M  Fadner  oot  9,  horses 

eto  38  wks  $185 

Hurst  T  to  S  B  Knowlton  oot  8,  fnrn  7m 

 $100 

Hair  J  T  to  W  F  Hair  Sept  27,  furn  eto 

1558  Monroe  and  278  Honore  2y  $400 

Hoem  V  to  M  Rasmussen  Oot  11,  fnrn  2y 

 ...$540 

Iverson  G  to  H  Sohair  July  23,  forn  219 

Grand  av  8m  $2f0 

Jones  H  T  ti  E  Smith  oot  8,  fnrn  6m. $297 
Johnson  A  to  A  Norden  Oot  5,  market  981 

Sheffield  av  7m  $440 

Janssen  A  to  N  J  Dewald  Oot  9,  saloon 

334  North  av  2y  $5500 

Jarrett  A  D  to  A  F  Dreotzer  Oot  12,  fnrn 

and  piano  Aug  1  $420 

Jesser  J  B  to  F  MoNellis  Oot  5,  fnrn  and 

piano  23m  $197 

Jenozewsky  A  to  A  Jenozewsky  Sept  20, 

horses  wagons  eto  1215  Milwaukee  av 

2y  $10r0 

Jenozewsky  A  to  F  Steinheim  Oot  14, 

horses  eto  1215  Milwaukee  av  2y . .  $10(  0 
Johnson  H  to  Feoker  Brg  Co  oot  9,  saloon 

1153  w  North  av  $3^0 

Kavanaagh  R  to  F  T  Southwiok  Oot  11, 

furn  401  Van  Buren  ly  $150 

Knuhl  J  to  8  B  Knowlton  Oot  8,  fnrn  13 

m  .$65 

Kraft  J  to  H  Pelerson  Oot  5,  futn  316  n 

M  ly  $147 

Keane  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  oot  10,  saloon 

27  B  IM  av  2y  $1090 

Kelgore  Bros  to  Garden  City  B  T  Co  sept 

24.  pool  goods  ly  p  m  $183 

Laughlain  A   to   Standard  Bry  oot  9,  sa- 
loon 427  w  Wood  $575 

Lindsay  C  H  to  M  E  Finoh  Oot  5,  fnrn  6 

m   $61 

Lynch  P  J  to  H  Ganey  Oot  12,  Innoh 

room  130  Lake  6m   $349 

Laing  G  to  G  G  Hnbbell  Oot  12,  fnrn  and 

piano  9m   ...  .$260 

Lyman  A  A  to  S  B  Knowlton  Oot  10, 

piano  7m  $73 

Lamberty  T  to  Benn  &  G  Brg  Co  Sept  17, 

saloon  5:i33  Prinotou  av  2y   $300 

Lemier  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  Oot  10,  sa- 
loon Oot  11  $300 

Larmey  J  P  to  W  E  Findley  ang  23, 

horses  eto  2y  $350 

Lee  W  J  to  8  U  LiU  oot  9,  horses  eto  5208 

Lake  av  2y   $1(100 

MoDonough  P  to  F  MoNellij  oot  11,  furn 

23m  $86 

Miohels  J  B  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  oot  10, 

saloon  6400  Ashland  av  demd  $470 

Murphy  J  E  to  L  Franklin  oot  11,  carri- 
age 432  Ogden  av  ends  $625 

Meyer  0  C  to  J  W  Kennedy  Oot  7,  maohy 

eto  4  LaSalle  av  ly  $450 

Marston  M  to  F  J  Rnlbhansen  Oat  12, 

furn  1231  Wabash  ly  $77 

Meyer  K  to  E  C  Luedeke  Oot  11,  horses 

eto  760  Divi^on   $75 

MoLesh  F  et  al  to  R  B  Lratsohmer  Oot 

12,  maohy  73  w  Jaokson  4m  $4(  0 

Martin  J  A  to  J  Springer  Oot  23,  horse 

carriage  eto  680  w  Erie  5m  $130 


Moloy    L    A  to  P  Fittz  Oot  7,  forn  958 

Washington  10m  $375 

MoKeown  J  to  A  Floegel  Oot  8,  fnrn  48 

31  th  6m   1100 

Miland  G  to  Empire  Laundry  M  Co  Oot 

7,  laundry  67o  Evanston  av  10m. .  .$1376 
MoTharry        E  to   L  F  Hopkins  oot  5, 

lurn  and  s  m  338  w  eist  7m  $110 

Mattern  H  to  G  G  Hnbbell  oot  8,  fnrn 

and  s  m  10m   $70 

MoOlellan  W  L  to  Crown  Brg  Co  oot  10, 

saloon  2806  State  ly  $200 

Manjhip  H  B  to  8  B  Knowlton  oot  8,  furu 

7m   $68 

MoCord  W  B  to  Brnnswiok-B-C  Co  oot  8, 

billiard  goods  5oi7  Jefferson  av  ly  $135 
Miller  M  U  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  7,  furn  6m 

 $103 

MoDawald  G  I  to  M  E  Finch  oot  7,  furn  6 

m  $77 

Norton  T  to  M  E  Finoh  Oot  10,  fnrn  6m 

 $71 

Niersterhelm  L  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  Oot 

12,  saloon  163  Fallerton  2y  $700 

Nelson  J  T  to  H  Morse  Oot  24,  furn  and 

s  m  6m  $77 

Nalting  U  to  Chi  Coffin  Co  oot  -,  bldg  elv 

829  Ashland  av  2y  $1469 

O'Neil  J  to  D  8  Brg  Co  Oot  12,  saloon  179 

n  Clark  $651 

O'Connor  T  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co  Oot 

3,  saloon  325  43d  ly   $500 

O'Donovan  F  to  P  A  Flynn  Oot  7,  horses 

eto  2y  $300 

O'Donnell  E  to  Crescent  Coal  Mining  Co 

Oot  ..,  horses  wagons  eto  4047  Wenc- 

worth  av  18m  $a50 

Ostling  E  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  10, 

furn  6m  $362 

O'Brien  O  to  J  Cullen  oot  9,  horse  eto  3m 

 $62 

Piehl  W  to  F  P  Rappelman  oot   8,  shop 

6U39  Dearborn  6m  $150 

Porter  R  E  to  M  E  Jobling  Oot  9,  piano 

2y  ,$500 

Patterson   C  G  to  O  Bergersen  Oot  11, 

furn  2161  Wentworth  av  6m  $127 

Pesohon  J  to  J  Ziegeli  Oot  10,  furn  4m 

 $150 

Parkin  A  F  to  0  T  Boal  Oct  10,  furn  286 

Michigan  av  Mar  1 '97  $700 

Powers  J  R  to  Nat  M  L  Go  Oct  12,  furn 

100  WasMngton  3m   $140 

Patihast  F  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  Oot  11,  sa- 
loon 277  Clark  ly  $2300 

Papnieau  R  J  to  D  Rankin  ang  17,  fnrn 

43  Monroe  6m  $97 

Pinbhan  G  E  to  L  F  Hopkins  oct  11,  fnrn 

6m  $87 

Phillips  C  W  to  Armour  &  Co  Oot  9,  mar- 
ket 187  Wells  Nov  1  $197 

Qaam  W  H  to  M  E  Finoh  Oot  10,  billiard 

tables  eto  6m  . . .   $102 

Qoaley  J  &  E  to  H  P  Mount  Oot  4,  piano 

and  furn  6m  $191 

Renwiok  A  to  B  G  Leyer  oct  10,  furn  95 

26th  ly  $96 

Rice  T  O  to  J  E  Bnghes  oot  10,  48>^  Mad- 
ison 540ds  $275 

Relkler  C  to  G  Dorn  oct  10,  fnrn  4m.. $500 
Reed  J  A  to  J  8exton  Oot  7,  restaurant 

193  w  Division  ly  $$275 

Robertsofl  W  G  to  F  Miller  Brg  Co  Oot  9, 

saloon  326  Madison  ICm  $400 

Rowley  F  A  to  HP  Mount  Oot  5,  forn 

431  37th  6m  $137 

Rihlstrom  J  Ij  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

Oot  8,  saloon  173  Clark  2y   $500 

Rathe  W  to  F  Heoht  Oot  7,  ooops  eto, 

Banover  ly  $90 

Read  A  L  et  al  to  Tuckhorn  &  Co  Oct  13, 

pool  table  eto  15m  ,..$226 

Rogers  B  B  to  P  Van  Sohaaok  &  Sons  Oot 

10,  drugs  eto  63d  and  Yale  2y  $655 

Reeves  M  B  to  D  Brunch  Oot  9,  piano  and 

furn  Webb  av  6m  $345 

Rich  J  E  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Oot  9,  saloon 

523  Clark  2y  $300 

Ryan  N  to  W  O  Wade  oct  7,  furn  6m.. $103 
Stewart  W  D  to  Brunswick  Billiard  Sup- 
ply Co  oct  9,  billiard  table   eto  6756 

Yule  av  4m  p  m...  $100 

Straker  A  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  oot  11,  sa- 
loon 36i  w  18th  2y   $  1000 

Subman  F  to  J  A  Dahlem  Oot  16,  piano 

7m  $81 

Smyth  T  H  to  J  A  Dahlman  Oot  10,  furn 

and  piano  7m   $200 

Shaffer  N  R  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  10, 

furn  6m  $91 

Shopec  F  to  Stein  Bros  Oot  11.  saloon  9i)7 

Bl  Isl  av  ly  '.  $130 

Seming  0  B  to  0  Bergensen  Oct  7,  furn 

538  63d  Im  $400 

Schlessinger   M   to   B   Feld  oot  10,  276 

North  av  23m  $600 

Sohroetet  J  to  W  F  Miller  oot  9,  shop  4m 


   $100 

Tidebohl  F  C  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  8,  furn  6 

m  $207 

Thorne  E  J  to  G  G  Hubbell  Oct  8,  forn  5 

m  $60 

Trohen  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Sept  28, 

saloon  895  n  Rockwell  2y  $250 

Thompson  A  to  H  P  Mount  Oot  4,  fnrn 

819  Tolman  av  2m    $346 

Trenton  J  C  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  I  t, 

forn  and  piano  6ra   $207 

Tracy  J  E  to  M  J  Tobin  Oot  12,  horse  eto 

3562  Wentworth  av  2y  $300 

Van  Velt  (I  Tuppius  to  H  P  Mount  Oot 

11,  shop  3o;;5  State  7m  $123 

Verooe  W  L  to  T  Rutherford  oot  3,  horoes 

ly  $100 

Van'wood  L  C  to  0  H  Merrick  oot  8,  fnrn 

2y  $549 

Woiridge         to  H  Wolridge  oot  1,  furn 

300  Dearborn  ly  $1000 

Weiss  J  to  L  Weiss  oot  10,  horse  2y.  .  .$250 
Wilson  D  to  F  BcNellis  oot  JO,  furn  23m 

 $104 

Wright  W  R  to  F  J  Devendorf  Oot  11, 

furn  6m  $  

Wemtz  F  to  T  Satcliffe  May  15,  horses 

eto  6  m  #1000 

Warren  M  to  W  T  McMillan  Oot  11,  piano 

ly  $200 

Wainer  0  S  to  A  H  Williams  Oot  9,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $77 

Watterman  M  W  to  N  W  Andrews  Oot  14, 

forn  61  LaSalle  90  ds  $125 

Walsh  A  to  E  Smith  Oot  12,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $83 

Zieliniski  F  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Oot  7, 

saloon  76  Wade  23m  $400 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Rled  W  A  to  R  W  Reinboth  oot  7,  furn  126  Fuller- 
ton  av  $600 

CooviUs  A  to  H  E  Sieglar  oct  3  tarn  144  Warren  avBl 

Bohening  M  to  D  H  Ro^s  oot  8,  mdee  I7U0 

Kropp  W  tj  0  Blerbaum  oct  2,  grocdry  1912  n  Aeh- 

land  t36u 

Oook  E  D  to  a  J  Oook  oot  7,  furn  and   lease  1399 

Madison  *18Uq 

Harrlaon  J  W  to  H  Mo3ngh  aug  22,  laundry  444 

B3rd  ,  tlOOO 

Sampson  U  H  to  J  0  damyson  miy  7,  furo  1200 

Ford  0  a  to  0  Lawam  oct  8,  stage  properties..  .1200 
Oombs  W  W  to  Hi«[jiQ8  &  Beach  Oo  oct  8,  furn. ..$50 

Leiser  D  to  9  Lei'ier  oct  8.  f am  232  Obestaut  II 

Hoffinau  F  to  P  Hoflmaa  oot  9,  horses  eto  1360 

Oert  J  to  W  Rapp  oct  10.  horaes  eto   t20l) 

McDonald  P  J  to  J  Aniol  oct  in,  horse  677  w  19th  $600 
Smlih  J  to  M  Schmurdrehsr  oct  10,  market  208 

26th  $360 

Stlfel  A  to  I  Stlfel  oot  6.  maohy  16  w  Van  Buren. $110 
Loyd  A  a  and  M  P  PeanlQ,?toQ  to  J  Halsted  et  al 

oot  10,  machy  38ii  Randolph   $1500 

Olncoi  M  to  I  Ba  Jd  sept  21,  m  l8  3  3200  Mich  av,  ex- 
change and  $1 

Badd  I  to  I  Hall  oot  9,  mJsa  220J  Mich  av  $3400 

Hall  W  I  to  0  L  Htuart  oct  9,  farn  $1200 

Fi  z  limmons  J  F  to  .T  R  Baldwin  se^t  20,  furn  130 

Lake  $5;5 

Janett  J  to  A  Saater  oot  10,  saloon  261  w  OhI  av  .$400 
MoToddy  A  to  E  J  V  Clarke  j  iily  26,  26  w  19th ...  $167 

Gardner  0  A  to  E  E  Francis  oot  9,  furn  J8J0 

Oattarini  0  to  F  Doyer  oct  10,  saloon  367  Waba8ht260 
Halligaa  P  H  to  F  O  Ellsworth  oct  12,   coal  yard 

and  conleats,  35th  and  Armour  av    $5;0 

Wells  A  J  to  E  A  Wells  oot  12,  furn  2532  Oalnmet  $4i  0 
Ohaileston  0  O  to  Q  M  Huss  oot  3,  tools  etc  7t:th 

aiid  Walltoe  »3i0 

Bramhall  A  to  P  McMahon  oct  2,  saloon  293  Olark 

 $200 

Bagley  A  Q  to  A  T  Bagley  sept  26,  machy  etc,  10 

Springer  bldg  $10CO 

Lepper  N  S  to  N  H  Leppers  Oo  oot  2,  horses,  scaf- 

fo'ding,  ladders  etc,  and  furn  84  La-'alle  $5000 

Mattis  J  H  to  H  J  Bauseu  eept  26.  rndae  345  31st$1200 
Han<>en  H  J  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  oct  2,  saloon  345 

3l8t  $2(0 

Block  0  to  B  0  atrehl  oct  2,  furn  131  22nd  $J37 

Luod  0  8  to  J  H  Oonler  oct  1,  mdse  699  n  Western 

av    $  

Oooley  J  H  to  P  J  Kruger  oct  3,  mdse  699  n  West- 
ern av  $800 

Ozello  J  to  J  Bojer  jaly  29,  saloon  66  WeUs  t2(i00 

Pellessier  L  to  L  Boyer  oct  2,  saloon  66  Wells.. $1(IC0 

Barrett  F  to  W  M  Oarlin  ,  furn  1215  Wabash 

 t60O 

Qauger  D  to  A  Beuckwllz  july  22,  turn  118  Larra- 

bee  $1 

Blerbaum  T  to  N  Eropp  eept  26, 1912  n  Ashland  av 

 $360 

RabiDOvlch  J  to  Q  Basklnd  oct  2,  mdse  545  Halsted 

 $500 

Wilser  A  to  J  0  Ptan  sept  14,  furn  $300 

Htorm  A  L  to  D  W  Storrs  oot  4,  shop  $200 

OS  ergren  £  to  H  P  Qebhardt  sept  30,  horee  25 
and  27  Center  st  $700 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Ridgeland,  It  27  b  36.  E  E  Roberts  y  Mat- 
tie  Pearoe  $118.02 

Ch'go,  Woloott's  add,  e  »^  of  It  15  b  16. 
Jacob  Stark  v  John  Froehlioh. .  .$2125.27 

Cleaverdale  add,  e  ^  It  5  b  5  n  e  3^  seo 
3  38  14.  Parnell  Avenue  Iron  Works  v 
Daniel  Wrenn  and  wife  $49 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  2  b  2  seo  7  39  13. 
Oak  Pk  Lumber  Co  v  Laura  J  Wake- 
field $203.33 

dole's  sub.  It  28  b  13  of  n  90.37  acres  of 
pt  n  e  seo  5  37  14  lying  w  of  0  R  I  4 
P  R  R.  Arthur  J  Keefe  v  Abram  Jaok- 
so"!   $12 

Johnson  &  Cox's  snb,  It33b7sw  J^sw 
}4  36  40  J  3.  Gnst  Oberg  v  Lucia  Horn 
 $197.50 

Same  snb,  It  34  b  7  same.  Same  v  Ssme 
 $197.50 

Pt  It  6  and  It  7  b  4,  19  41  14.  James  Hnx- 
tobte  V  Ada  L  Hoffman   $70 

Cioero,  Ogden  av  S,  prems  307  and  309. 
Friederiok  Didier  et  al  v  Laura  and 
Frederick  F  Wakefield  $65 

Wrightwood,  It  33  in  sub  of  pt  of  outit  B. 
California  Mfg  Oo  v  Charles  H  Bath- 
m«nn  $488.13 

Borden's  snb,  snb  Its  25  and  26  of  Its  4  6 
6  and  s  60  ft  of  It  7  b  8  seo  36  40  13. 
John  N  Bos  v  O  Knndson  $22.50 

Ch'go,  Kay'j  add,  Its  16  and  17  b  6  n  w  3^ 
n  w  3^  seo  8  38  14.  Parnell  Avenue 
Iron  Works  v  Morris  C  Oreeuwald  and 
Leo  Blum   .$480 

White  &  Cole's  reiub.  Its  30  and  31  of  b  1 
Stone's  sob  of  pt  n  e  34  seo  36  40  13.  0 
Architectural  Iron  Works  v  John  0  Gnn- 
derson  $607.75 

Bradley's  sub,  e  10^  ft  It  19  of  It  15  Brad- 
ley &  H's  sub  of  w  3^  n  e  3^  14  39  IS. 
Charles  E  Finnegan  v  MoUie  L  Lang$100 

Proebstingst  sub.  Its  25  and  26  of  its  4  6 
6  and  s  60  ft  It  7  b  3  Borden's  snb  of  W 
1^  s  e  >^  36  40  13.  Olof  Vider  v  Ole 
Knuason  $560 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add,  It  2  b  2,  George  B 
Battlett  V  Lanra  Wakefield  $50 

Same  prems.  Thomas  Sweney  v  Same.. $30 

Olson's  snb.  It  18  b  3  of  all  that  pt  of  n 
w  3€  s  w  }4  eeo  3C  40  13  lying  w  of 
Clarkson  av.  Christ  Sohnor  v  Seriane  K 
Taraldsen,  0  Taraldsen  and  Adolph 
Loeb  $236 

Smith's  sub.  Its  26  and  27  in  w  3^  It  38  8 
T  snb  eto.  John  Reid  v  Adolph  Hummel, 
E  Nelville  and  F  A  Cooper  $434.60 

Reed's  sub.  It  62,  Borden's  resnb  of  b  8 
and  Its  1  to  24  b  1  of  e  ^  8  ^  n  w  ^  13 
39  13.  Henry  Levendioker  et  al  v  Rob- 
ert O  Evans  $150 

Stone  &  Whitney's  snb,  w  50  ft  of  e  125  ft 
of  n  50  ft  b  6  s  e  6  38  14.  Link  Belt 
Machinery  Co  v  Am  Refuse  Crematory 
Co  $416.26 

Borden's  sub,  snb  Its  26  and  27  of  Its  4  6 
and  s  60  ft  It  7  b  8  w  3^  8  e  36  40  13. 
August  Droese  v  O  Kundson  $72 

Ravenswood,  Coyler  add.  It  25  b  4.  E  T 
Filer  v  Olivia  M  Carlstein  $166 

Maywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  196.  A  W  Bryant 
et  al  V  Olof  Nilson  and  J  Lonner.. $77.61 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  Its  24 
and  25  b  34.  John  Hamilton  t  Samuel 
H  Treloar  $1036.60 

Ravenswood,  It  16  b  11.  Dawson  Bros  v 
Alice  C  and  D  N  Holcomb  $18 

Ohio  St  W,  prems  776.  Same  v  Christian 
Levy  *.  $76 

Ford's  pub,  Its  32  to  39  b  38  in  bs  27  28  37 
38  in  sub  of  19  40  14.  John  Reid  v  Thom- 
as White  $117 

Flournoy  st,  prem  1222.  Moses  B  Bowe  v 
W  C  dtevenson  $266 

Gorley's  sub,  It  8  s  3^  of  It  7  b  23  of  bs 
24  to  28  Assr's  div  of  s  w  34^  seo  22  89  14. 
Wm  J  Dermott  v  Est  J  D  Jennings  deod 
 $300 

Sublts  1  to  5  of  Its  12  to  15  bs  7  to  11  in 
snb  of  w  3^  n  w  2  39  13  (683  to  691 
Harding  av).  George  Rehm  et  al  t  Mol- 
lie  Lang  $162 

Le  Moyne  snb.  It  7  b  2  of  s  6  acres  of  e 
3^  n  w  3^  28  40  14.  Thomas  W  Sennot 
et  al  V  Mary  C,  Amanda  E,  Eleonora  R, 
Walter  L  and  Stella  M  Edwards  and  B 
H  Tarnook  |8310.76 


October  19,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1007 


0  T  snb,  It  21  snbblk  2of8>^b27Bw3^ 
33  39  14.  Charlea  Werner  et  al  v  James 
A  Wetzel  $75.50 

Wright  &  Webster's  sab,  It  17  b  3  n  e  }4 
12  39  13.  Obioago  Interior  Decorating 
Co  T  P  J  Bernhard  $140 

FoIIerton's  add,  It  13  b  2  (83  Lester  av). 
Anton  Zinke  v  Jalias  Zinke  and  wife|807 

Oioero,  8  Ogden  av,  prems  307-E09.  Otto 
Clemenson  v  Lanra  Wakefield   $67 

Borden's  sob,  Its  25  and  26  snb  of  Its  4  6 
6  and  s  60  ft  It  7  b  8  of  w  s  e  qr  36 
40  13.  Artesian  Stone  and  Lime  Works 
Go  y  Ole  Knndsen  c  $95  80 


8  E  JacobBon  v  Carolina  Building  and  Hotel  Co, 
$9,722.50. 

Union  Mational  Bank  of  Obiosgo  T  Graver  &  Steele 

Uannfactnring  Oo,  tlO.i  Si.HO. 
F  J  Eewee  Brg  Oo  v  Frank  Fabl,  tl,411.18. 
Hoe  &  Oo  V  Cbarlee  M  Qreen,  $1,148.92. 
O  F  Kimball  v  DeWltt  P  Hobbard  Oo,  $622.55. 
John  EaaSman  Brewing  Oo  v  Robert  and  Hnlda 

mine,  $3,000. 
David  Mererson  v  tlejer  Eanter,  $910. 
Crane  Oo  v  John  B  Legnard,  Wilby  B  Holton  and 

Charlee  £  Shreve,  $2,50C. 
Meyer  &  He  rz  Shoe  Oo  v  Charles  R  Lynch,  $1,078. 
President,  managers  and  company  of  the  Delaware 

and  Bndson  Caiial  Oo  v  James  E  McDonongh  and 

Heniy  E  Wllmot,  $666.11. 
Jonathan  Bnxton  v  Annie  Murphy,  $1,096. 
F  J  Dewes  B  g  Oo  v  Ludwlg  Mweezkowsky.  $1,183.68 
F  W  Medbery  v  Jerome  H  Pratt,  $3,015.62. 
Natlunnl  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  L  L  Qulnn  &  Co,  $516.68. 
Chicago  Brewing  Oo  v  Frank  Ryden,  $967.82. 
Peter  Schoeuhofen  Brg  Oo  v  Mary  St  Clair,  $416.68. 
Springfield  Boiler  and  Mfg  Oo  V  Suburban  Electric 

Light  and  Power  Co,  $566.41. 
Henry  D  Fearing  v  Beooni  Tekerian,  $70!).25. 
J  J  Kelly,  admr  eit  of  Frank  Starek,  deed,  v  C  and  G 

T  Ry,  $730. 

Drovers'  .\ationaI  Bank  v  John  Cullen,  $1,050. 
First  National  Bank  T  Davis  &  Rankin  Bldg  and  Mfg 

Oo,  $4,123.33. 
Charles  Euezon  v  Filzsimmons  &  Council  Oo,  $700. 
John  Barth,  rec,  v  F  E  Roberts  Foundry  Oo,  $1,117.50 
E  E  Barrett  v  Strand  Mfg  Oo,  $1,049. :i5. 
H  A  Foster  admr  est  of  Henry  Hobien,  deed,  v  J  8 

Wolf,  16,967. 

Kelly,  Mans  &  Oo  v  William  R  Church  $l,i  31.49. 
Charles  F  Strobel  v  City  of  Ohlcago,  $P,57f.29. 
Henry  Veeder,  trustee,  v  Compound  Lumber  Oo, 
$32,870.17. 

Antonia  Milano  v  Vincent  Conti,  $763  83. 

Ernest  Tossetti  Brg  Oo  v  Vitantonio  De  Rosa,  $640. 

Union  Type  Foundry  Oo  v  Joseph  Dyar,  $640, 

Sarah  A  Fester  v  City  of  Chicago,  t600. 

Minnie  Reed  v  Mary  Oorrlgan,  $863  88. 

8  Baerleln  v  Carl  Dernberg,  Lyman  Gllck  and  Jo- 
seph Horner,  $1,179. 

Joseph  Creswell,  use  of  John  Davis  Oompany,  v 
Hamlll  Fire  Escape  Oo,  $1,363. 

Amelia  Goldman  v  Jacob  Jackson,  $6,602.82. 

Joseph  Leikovitz  v  Jacob  and  Hall  Letkovilz,  $666. 

Standard  Brewery  Oo  v  Heury  Lenz,  $71U. 

Philip  Jaeger  and  Christopher  Slraseheim  v  Michael 
Moweiser,  $548.71. 

Home  National  Bank  of  Illinois  v  Hermann  R  Pow- 
ers aod  George  S  Dale,  $2,993.50. 

Frar.cis  A  Seattle  T  A  W  Eainbcw  Co,  $2,001. 

W  0  Ritchie  &  Oo  v  A  W  RbiLbow  Co,  $1,996.67. 

Frank  Kertlng,  use  of  Perolval  Steele,  v  faustay  A 
Schellinger  and  John  Doe,  $619.75. 

George  iinss  v  H  Bath  &  Co,  $.091.78. 

North  Star  Dispensary  v  Mina  0  and  Albert  A  Camp- 
bell, $4,18). 

J  F  Harth  v  A  J  Cooper  and  J  8  Given,  $1,568.65. 

Solomon's  Sons  v  Chicago  Furniture  Supply  Oom- 
pany, $2,452.27. 

M  and  W  D  Hail,  $1,447.48;  M  U  and  E  0  Wilson, 
$742.39;  W  E  House,  $646.74;  Hnrlbut  Stationery 
Oompany  of  Massachusetts,  HSS.13;  Q  P  Gore  & 
Oo,  $332.95,  V  Carl  Dernberg,  L  Gllck  and  J  Hor- 
ner. 

0  H  Ferguson  v  Elisha  Gray,  $2,834. 
Lezerus  Silverman  v  Hetiry  MpIz,  $5,636. 
Mayer,  Engel  &  Co  v  M  8  Mossier.  $2,881.88. 
Bradford  A  Knight  v  James  E  Riod,  $618. 
W  J  Peterson  v  Beitna  Riedel,  $689.49.  • 
Maria  Weir  v  R  M.Welr.  $1,637.50. 
Abendpoet  Co  v  0  Dernberg,  L  Gllck  and  J  Horner, 
$690.87. 

West  Side  Brg  Oo  v  M  Johnson  et  al,  $1,124.79. 

W  D  Molntofh  V  A  J  Keeler,  $669.66. 

G  Simon,  M  Wolff  and  J  Bernhard  v  H  Rosenthal 

and  B  Simon,  $<i48.94. 
W  M  Moore  v  Samuel  Grlgg  Hotel  Co,  $1,495.31. 
James  D  Lynch  v  W  M  Timberlake  &  Oo,  $28,096.69. 
George  Roth  v  Yendome  Hotel  Oo,  $12,000, 


Ashland  av  2153  65,  Mrs  Sophia  E  Appel,  two  3  story 

and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $10,000. 
Perry  av  1300,  Louis  Slumpf,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $3,000. 
Vincennes  ay  6624,  H  Daley,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Marshfleld  av  63;9.  Mrs  Ida  A  Oombs,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Fifty. fifth  St  1023,  Kiliau  Mueller,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  resiJence  and  barn,  16,000. 

Cbamplain  av  4707  and  502  601  an^  505  Forty-seventh 
St,  Dr  0  P  P  Oaldwll,  s'l  3  story  and  basement 
brick  stores  and  flats,  $40,000. 

Fifty-first  et  W  1318,  M  Lamberte,  2  story  frame 
store  and  flats,  $2,000. 

Halsted  8t  8  6516-18,  Peter  P  Daley,  two  4  story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flats,  $12,000. 

Cbamplain  av  4e48,  Mrs  Margaret  Finger,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  residence,  $3,100. 

Blebop  St  64iil,  Mrs  Barbary  Perry,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $3,600. 

Lowe  av  11761,  J  H  Pardridge,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $8,0i  0. 

Clinton  St  8  '.^59  to  276,  Western  EleJtric  Oo,  8  story 
and  basement  brick  factory,  $100,0[ii. 

Turner  av  782-84,  M  Meehan,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6  600, 

Homan  av  8  269,  A  L  Townsend,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Fifty-first  st  and  Central  Park  av,  Richardson  &  Oo, 
1  story  frame  grain  elevator,  $15,000. 

Humboldt  av  669,  A  H  Heet,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,5ii0. 

Montana  st  26-29,  F  Campbell,  two  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottages,  $2,000. 

Armitage  av  1145-47,  F  W  Rogers,  two  3  story  and 
basement  b^ick  stores  and  flats,  $7,600. 

Oenlral  Park  blvd  1368  74,  N  Bootbby,  four  S  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $36,000. 

Jackson  av  6827,  B  A  George,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats.  $4,600. 

Sixtieth  st  B3.=>,  Albert  Trebilcock,  three  story  and 
bas  ment  brick  flat",  $9,000. 

Prairie  av  4401-11,  Barry  &  Fellows,  six  2  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $30,000. 

Ninety-second  pi  1128,  Frank  Cobb,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $2,200. 

Jackson  blvi  1635,  John  Keenan,  2  story  and  baee- 

rcent  brick  dwelling,  $6,600. 
Eddy  st  524-62,  Newell  &  Haddock,  ten  2  Btoiy  and 

basenae:,t  brick  flats,  $»0,00;i. 
Cornelia  st  542-452,  Same,  five  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $20,100. 
Addison  av  609-39,  Same,  five  2  story  and  basement 

brio's  flats,  $20,000. 
Ohlc  go  av  1788.  Mrs  J  Ousack,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  office,  ♦4,5L0. 
Kedzie  ay  N  1110,  Mrs  Ella  Crosson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Leavitt  st  1079-99,  Board  of  Education,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  scboolhoase,  $80,000. 
Elston  av  879,  Chicago,  Varnish   Oompany,  2  stoiy 

and  basement  brlcs  shipping  house,  $3,100. 
North  Forty  third  av  2747,  George  Harwood,  2  story 

frame  flats,  $2,400. 
Eggleston  ay  1627-29,  0  E  Ward,  three  2  story  and 

and  basem-nt  brick  flats,  $8,1.00. 
Carpenter  et  8  6786,  Caroline  Sinneth,  2  story  frame 

dwellings,  $2,000. 
WashiLgton  av  92iil,  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  1 

story  frame  church,  $2,000. 
Wilcox  nv  2270,  McCarthy  Brothers,    2  stoiy  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,80  i. 
Winchester  av  166,  8  M  Eddy  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,600. 
Graceland  av  1427,  Mary  Murphy,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,000. 

Diversfcy  st  1314,  James  Lee,  2  story  and  basemoLt 
brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Maiden  st  3128-30,  William  D  HoUis,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $25,O0o. 

Greenwood  av  6340,  S  W  Ryan,  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  J6,70o. 

Perry  av  7231-33,  E  Moeller,  three  story  and  base- 
ment bii;k  residences,  $9,000. 

Forty-fourth  st  464-466,  H  McOormick,  three  2  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 

Lowe  av  38o9,  J  F  Hesser,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  f4,8u0. 

Polk  et  W  1317,  Wm  Harris,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Augusta  st  301,  William  Eruse,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

Montrose  blvd  1418,  0  M  White,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $10,000. 

Bosworth  av  639-541,  0  Sholtz,  two  story  frame  cot- 
tages, $2,100. 

Far»  ell  av  910,  Albert  Hensel,  2  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, $2,600. 

Winihrop  av  444-446,  Mrs  R  E  Ingal,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  fiats,  $16,000. 
State  st  600O.  0  F  Kinnally,  4  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $18,000. 


Laflin  st  6365,  George  D  Barrett,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $3,000. 
Hoyne  av  8  3628,  William  Frlnk,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Ellis  av  662H,  George  Morgan,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,500. 
Fullerton  av  556  68-60,  P  F  Merty,  five  1  story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $2,000. 
Ridge  av  3967,  J  0  Schiesswohl,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $9,000. 
Grer'sbaw  st  21115,  M  Stulz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flatp,  $i,5C0. 
Wood  st  10(  0,  James  Slmpklns,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $  J,5(I0. 
Holt  av  711,  John  Burzke,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flas,  $5,00ii. 
Souibport  av  1304  to  1310,  North  Obioago  Street  Rail- 
road Oompany,  1  story  and  basement  biick  oar 
bouse,  $7.00  . 
Halsted  st  N  1336,  Max  Kortlne,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  (3,000. 
Fifty-ninth  st  W  1338,  0  .Johnson  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flat',  $2,600. 
Plfty-ninib  si  W  1438,  Same,  2  story  and  basement 

b.iok  store  and  flats,  $2  bOJ. 
IVIay  st  6130,  Thomas  Qilfoil,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Packers  av,  Lipton  Cold  Storage,   three  etcry  and 

basement  brick  cold  storage.  »10,000. 
Boulevtrd  pi  651,  John  Murphy,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Eggleston  av  7717-21.  J  F  Doremeyer,  three  2  story 

and  basement  brick  reeid  nces,  $ll,0i'0. 
Lake  st  W  375,  F  Olson,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

front  addition,  $5,600. 
Seventeenth  st  W  783,  Josph  Pelant,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition,  $2,400. 
Twenty-second  st  1S93,  Fred  Zander,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $9,600 . 
Hermitage  av  N  161,  G  Pi  ebsnsen,   three  story  and 
basement  brick  store  and  flats  and  4  story  and 
basement  brick  factory,  $12,1:00. 
Crawford  av  N  25:>1,  Herman  Battels,  2  story  frame 

dwelling  and  barn,  $3,000. 
Augusta  st  697,  Joseph  Vozevel,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,500. 
Indiana  av  4245-47  49,  Hattie  J  Bayor,  three  4  ftory 
and  basement  brick  apariment  buildings,  $18,000. 
Lafayette  av  7.!39-41-43,  C  E  Pratt,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $12,000. 
Marshfleld  av  64r6  08,  Mrs  Eliza  Cole,   two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $6.5U0. 
South  Water  st,  foot  of,  I  0  B  R,  1  story  brick  add 

lo  fruit  house,  $25,000. 
Oakwood  blvd  93-95,  0  M  Hardy,  two  4  story  add 

basement  brick  apartment  buildings,  i2o,  00. 
Seventy-first  st  W  942-44,  HQllaad  Christian  leform 

Chnrch,  2  story  frame  church,  $6,000. 
Sixty-second  st  516,  A  J   MoBean  and  S  D  Ward, 
trustee,  three  story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,Suo 
DrexBl  blvd  46;i7,  H  Hart,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $3u,0j0. 
Drexel  blvi  4633.  M  Hart,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  residt-nce,  $30,000. 
Wavhiogton  blvd  2ii24,  W  Basse,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fla.s,  $5,000. 
Lake  st  W  347-49,   Morgan  &  Wright,  1  story  and 

basement  brick  lavatory,  $.i,000. 
Stewart  av  46-56,  National  Linrieed  Oo,   three  story 

and  basement  brick  factory,  $i5,00o. 
Stanley  terrace,  25  35,  Henry  Rohrer,   six  3  story 
and  basement  brick  apartment  buildiLgs,  $22,00.i. 
Allport  st  814,  F  J  Nedbal,  one  brick  addl  story, 
$2.1^00. 

Milwaukee  av  2793  9)-97,  W  M  Hennenhouser,  2  story 
and  basement  brick  stores  and  flats.  $.1,500. 

Grand  av  9i2,  F  Pailzel,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $6,01)0. 

Lawrdale  av  160  162  164  If  6,  James  Van  Bezey  &  Son, 
four  2  story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $»,80u. 

Park  av  1696-98  and  1724  17^6  1730  1732,  J  Archer,  six 
2  story  and  basement  brics  flats,  $15,000. 

Clarkson  court  10,  Fiancls  B  Little,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $2,500. 

Maplew^od  av  45,  Mrs  J  Olsen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,L0i). 

Wabansia  av  339,  Q  Belz,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,000. 


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ANDERSON,  Gastavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  st. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Bms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BRUO    B.,  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BOSWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-flrgt  at. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  b  00.  3014304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CUMMING8  c  A,,  k  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  stg, 

DBLAMATER,  S.,  66  Dearborn  at.  Hnmboldt  Park 

pronerty  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,      Dearborn  8t. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  OO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Ohlcago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  &  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
*"RIOKE,  C.  0.,  Bl  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
GORDON  C.  U.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  S  Ohlcago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  it. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associallon  Bldg.,  153  ana  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
MAGILL  J.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  WaEhington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
UERIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St 
aULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
N0RlON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison. 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  4  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  (;o.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
9CHUMACBER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolph 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  153  and  156  LaSalle  8tr« 
ZUITERMEISTER,  H.  C.  &  Oo.,  818  S.  Halsted 


BACKERS. 

DBEYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearbort  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Stiec 
MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 

Attorney,    South  ohlcago  111. 
(■EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164DearborL 
WA8MANSD0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Haaaolpa. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


BADDOOK  VALLETTE  h  BIOiiOORDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  St. 

SANDY  &  CO.,  92-4  Wasnlngttm  rt. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  &  00.,  85  Washington  st 
RKCO-iDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  I>HPT„  Oonnty  r  onrt 
Rooie. 


REVELL'S 

CUKTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


October  19, 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

1  I  &  CO.  I  — 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTEKTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTTJBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

BVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&  FOE  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DEOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
snow  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  pnblio;  also 
ontside  points  where 
we  have  no  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  $10  np. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

THOS.  EEEL7  &  Bros 

Mannfactnrers  of 

Plumbing  Goods. 

201  MADISON  3T. 
Near  5th  av.,  OHICiGO. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor,  L,a  Salle   and  Madison  Hta. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


41. 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  |iardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


>tias  Fire  Aaaaranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hanabarg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbarg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liASAXIiK  8TBEET. 

CHICAGO  IliXilHrOIS. 


AtJolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOaRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Marinette  Bide,  ^.  W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  re ws^..^^^  i 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

iNothlng  about  PU  C  A  D  Except  their 

them     vntnr  p^/gg 
Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Snpporte  Back  where  needod. 
Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,'"c  ^^0%^?"- 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES:  ^ 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories^  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole  &  Son  j 

Room  10.  221  Ftfth  AvenuOr  ' 

CHICAGO,  ILL.  , 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &COi 

1538-1539  MARaUETTE  BLDS..  ; 
CHICACO, 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at4~ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale.  :  ,: 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

DhandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


s 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICS  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     iVASHinrdiTOiir  i>.  c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Yaluat  ions  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Offlce 

Oulumet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
opinions  of  Titles  JTnrniBJied. 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 

Prest, 


E.  H.  QBOBB,  OEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 

Vice-Prest.  Secy.  &  Treaa. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STEEET  AND  BOULEVAED  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  U, 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Cliicago. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 


SUIT  713  OXPORD  BUILDINB, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St 


Ch-icagfO 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co> 

206-210  Illinois  St.,  \ 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  you  note  tl  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Lots  of  6,  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-  Lota 

lag  on  amonnt  of      ing  on  amonnt  of  ,of 

S  z9  ma  ter.  matter.  25 

2x3  ft.     6nc  to     75c  50c  to    60c  35c 

3x4  ft.      90c  to  $1.  DC    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lota 
of 

BO 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 

of 
100 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  coip- 
mon  lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  iZth  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


■yr  C  Ill,  ^11 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  43. 

CHICAGO,  OCTOBER  26,  1895. 

Office  163  and  16.5  Washington  St. 

A  WEEHUY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES, 

BUILOIHQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 

Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Qo, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


5X 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 


ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wasliiiigton  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Jios.  145  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICAGO. 


The  Investment  of  Money  )n  Good  Pecurltlea  a  Specialty,  first 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrtgagB  Leans  and  Investments, 

Real  Estate. 

I3Z  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 


H.  0.  ZTJTTEBMEI8TEE.   O.  H.  PD90HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE,— 
LOAISlS*^*mSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CAN AL  26. 


HART  &  FRANK 

IVIORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

03   and   04  Wasliirigfton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  00. 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  Jstate,  [can 

and  {Tinandal  A^*^^it8. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non  Residenti^. 

OIIiBEBT  M.  WEEKS.  D  OOLBEBT . 

Telephone  Main  1647. 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

MorteaofeLoans&RealEstate 


SpecinI  attention  given  to 

Taxes  and  Assesements 


109  Randolph  Street, 

704  Schiller  Building. 

(gicagfo. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
-°  Insurance.-— « 

Lane  Parl(  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  CtjiCagfO,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 

FREE  EXCURSION 

—TO— 

WEST  PULLIVIAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Leaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  ofHce  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasnirigftori  Street. 


C. FLOOD. 


■  ■■  Telephone  No  9 —         0HA8.  F.  TATLOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  CODimERCTAIi  AVEITUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  ^  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


WTLIiXS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBQET..  V  ABNFI  . 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  Estate -and -Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwe-t  portion  of  the  city. 

^415*M1LWAUKEE*AVENUE,I& 

Telephone  West  69i.  CHICAGO 

J,H,    l?5  Dearborn  Street. 

\/^nVussingen 

1        1        &  CO  . 


A.  O,  8LAUGHTEB. 


WM.  V.  BAKEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  IT"  3Lia  Sail©  Street- 

Members  N.  V.  stick  Exchange.   Members  Ohicaga  Strck  Exchange 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  booght  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORa 
Room  822  Opera  House  Blocl<. 

TKIiKPUONE  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
Madison  Street. 


OHIOAGO 
1104  Owirgs  Builcing 
215  Peartcrs  Street. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  26,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS 

A-or©  .  Tra-Gts  •  FuroliasecL 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDIN&. 

TfiliEPaOKK  1988. 


I^tairs  Cabinet  Work  «,}rllles 

S.M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  8ve.  and  Kinzie  st. 
e/ephone,  Main  986.  CtlicagO 


ri.  J.  PURSER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mg 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
143  Randolph  St 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6  CO  to  IBO.OO  per  annum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•ej  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$. 
■$5  $500,000.    Lowest  rates,  ($. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 
Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 

I  I05  NORTH  ANENUE 

elaoiona  838  West  (^iCglgfO 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago,  $10 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.LINSCOTT&Co. 

«05  Stock  Excbanse  Ball  dine,  .  Chicago 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE  Bra„cU 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  fviX, 


a»0  K.  55  Wtreet, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W,  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancer}^  Matters. 

ROOMS    51,     B3  AND    SB     METROrOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


W.  S.  PBOUDFOOT. 
GKO.  J  BSAN. 
W.  L.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEiL  ESTATE  BOABO  . 
TELEPHONE  MilN   2691  . 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washing:ton  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

^       BAIVKERS.  ^ 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Real  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted. 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

16^  Dearborn  St.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  .^^  ^ 

Pr;»oli  B .  Peskody.  J„.  j,.  Eoaghteling 


Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd,  Chicago. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HolwE 


Mecli^inics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Material 
Men  counseling  with  this 
office  are  offered  unequaled 
opportunities  for  protection 
against  loss.  All  required 
information  given  at  office. 
Please  call. 

Manics'  Lien  Association. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelied  Success. 

N.  W,  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


P.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


9.  M.  PABI8B. 


•  THE]. 


National  Bank  of  Illinois 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


Sa  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
«th  Floor  Masonic  Temple 


115  Dearborn  St. 


Geo.  Sohneideb,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Peok,  VlcB  President. 
Wm.  a.  Hammond,  2d  Vice  President. 
Oabl  Moll,  Cashier. 
Henby  D.  Field,  Asst.  Cashier. 
Henbz  B,  Kxni,  2dA88t.  Cashier, 


CHICAGO. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STEEET' 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 


rd  I 


A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPE 


R  ) 


DEVOTED  TIJ' 

REAL  ESTATfc 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state|Bijildi9(^  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


Showing  In  Advance  \ 
Building  AND  REAL  ESTATE  '. 

N  EWS 

TRANSFERS  j 

TRUST  DE-EDS  | 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  >' 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 
MASTER'S  SALE3  | 
FORECLOSURES  < 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  / 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  rs. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  OCTOBER  26,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUEANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Ctiicag-o. 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood. 


JAIVIES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

o  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty  

/ftoney  LoanBd  WitliDub  CDmmlssiDn 

^  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  larms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building-. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortpge  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 


MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 
LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.  W.  Cor.Oearborn&Washlnston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


EstabUHhed  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telepbo 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  A;  KicKcords, 

107  to  1 15  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -       -       -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  sooiooo 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
eSTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Administrator,  Execu- 
tor, Guardian,  etc.,  and  Trustee  for  Estates.  In- 
dividuals, Syndicates  and  Corporations. 


E.  T.  PAUL  dL  CO, 

BSTA^TB SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago 


E.  S.  Dreyer  &  (§. 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   L^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


Effffleston  &  Mallette 


Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9  .   409411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 


JOHN  DOLESB. 


J.  H.  SHEPARLi 


ESTABLISHED  1868. 


Dowse  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CitRACfORS, 

o  c 

HAHDVAOTVBBBS  AND  DBALEBS  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 


and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 


172  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

BEOOND  FLOOB  TEUIONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPaONB  MAIN  EXPRESS  246. 


OHIOA.GC1 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTATE,  INSURpCE.LDpS 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    OorreBpondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMEEGIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWIN  F.  EETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  I  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartorn  St- 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on 'Tiproved  City  Property.  Interetsof  Hor- 
Re^^icients  Attended  to- 


P&rtloQiBT  attentloii  paM  to  Macadam  Boads,  Drives,  Bonlo- 
vards  and  Boads  in  .new  Sabdlvisions . 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  9Iaiii  3733. 

Humtoldt  Park  Property  a  Specialty. 

M.  D.  DEAN, 

RX:j3L.Ii  KSTATE, 

Ecom  41  Merchants  Bldg„ 

BRANOS  OFFICE:  N.  W.  Oor.  Washington  an 

8.  E.  Cor.  Oallfornia  &  North  Ave.  LaSalle  Ste., 

Opp.  Ent,  to  Hnmboldl  Park.  I  HICAGC 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
sjorth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
"or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

'lESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


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li'nk  REAL  ESTATE  ANB  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


October  26,  i89&. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK — AIiL  LETTBB8  UtTBT  BE 
MABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEE  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTT 
ADTEBTISED  EXOBPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENX'S 
ADDBCSS  18  aiYEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,   No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  bailding,  lot  25  x 

125.    RU  $6,500 

Armour  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,600; 
$1,530  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

vJryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooma.  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  |  8,000 

^alnmet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     C  18  $  3,360 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  14  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }^  of  the  northwest  of  the  south- 
east }^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  lot  13  block  20,  east  171  feet,  Hal- 
sted  street  sooth  3  5  feet,  14th  street  west  178 
feet  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  $860 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lots  nnd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incombranoe  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 

Clark  st  S,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
Clark  8t  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11.  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  U .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

90 


Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot,    V  6  $ 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

„.    Sldg  I  500 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor   eSd  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

Kills  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  home.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
t  ifcty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  oflCer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
""orty-tbird  and  Forty -seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rout 

foot.    P  4   _  I 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

I*  4  •  ,       ^  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4!$  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4..  .$  200 
Cor  50x: 20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4!$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *  I 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4    I 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    Y  6.  .'.*  *,*..*.*$ 
Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4 .*  $ 
Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  i5'$27  000 
Greenwood  av,  near  64th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine* 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  g 

Groveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V  6.*.*.'.'! ...  $ 
Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  8t  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  "days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


300 


326 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


75 


buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  fiom  $22,000.  For  fall  particulars 

address  Q  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  |i8  OOO 

aonses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the  ' 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars, 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8tory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents   $16  500 

Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft  price  per  ' 

,  W8  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  lOdaysonJv 

per  foot,    V6   f  ' 

Kenwood.— Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  district.— Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15. . .  .  $27  000 
Kimbark  ay,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8!  ' 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  briok  house  of  8  rooms- 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot  V  6. .  $  90 
Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15    $10  000 
Main  st,  near  Slst.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler  ' 

&  Brown,  69  Dearborn  st   «  1  100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding  ' 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15.  $4,500 
Michigan  av.near  5l8t  8t,12-room  briok  house.B  16.  $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  8t,  10  rooms,  stone,    B  16    $30  000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  lOOxiei] 

price  per  foot.  W8  

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great '  bargain^  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st.  modern  frame  house 
ana  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


200 
260 


Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25,    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1  600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  26  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price 
W  8, 

Vincennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.  V  6  $  165 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4.  f  j 

Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7  000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  per  front  foot. 

S  13  

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot*. "  V  e! !'..  '."  .! ' 
Wabash  av,  ;^owntown  Central  propeyty*at  a  verv 

low  figure.    Q  8.  r    f  j  j  -j- 

Wabash  av,  ik-ar  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   ago  qoq 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  "Hil.  l'250QQ 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable,  ' 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av   $16  500 

odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site." *  q's 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,50u 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av.  50  ft.    W  8       $  8  600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x76  ft .    W  8  '."  |  f  '500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  sf,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 


W 


$576.  W8. 


.$  5,400 


110 


Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av  5 

acres.    A  14   « 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  "building  or*wa*re- 
house,  100  X  108,  100  sialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11   I 

Page  St,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  "f"t;"a' valnabie 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  


$  9,500 


1,800 


150,000 


$  1,860 


220 

300 
220 
98 


125 

60 
175 


Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  lOOth 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  bcilding,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  ||  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale.— One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  f t .     R  1 1  $30  000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn  ' 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il    $20  000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.    Address  ' 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  ^  g  300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avsj  iO^x  ' 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 
South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fuohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  ^  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts.  residtnoe  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,C00.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800,    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Ihornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 
^   $  4,600 


Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37»^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  oor  Follerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  126  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  Sooth- 
port,  near  Ridge  av ;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av. 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  126  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14  $65,000 

Clybourn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  

Cnyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  1*2*6 

an  offer.    A  14, 
Oearboin  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  S  story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  .$12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  **6an  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  oan  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3.  J     J  n 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  373^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

,W8   ^ 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-rJom 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33    | 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 


....$28,000 
Want 


5,000 


33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater.— Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston.—Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments,    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Inoumbranoe 
$12,000, due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant. 


October  26,  l896. 


Tfi£  RfiAL  llSTAtE  AND  BtflLDiNa  JOtjtll^AL. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

83/00  eqoity.    A  14   1  5,5C0 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-Btory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  60x125  ft.    W  8  if  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  hoase  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  ea^y  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Blook  |  2,3C0 

North  Park  av,  soath  of  Center  nt,  48  ft,  price  per 

f  ot.    W  8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-atory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — CLmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  Ter>  line  lots,'/  hoases  8  rooms  $4,260;  9 
rooms  $B,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  Bast  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beaotifnl  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  lanndry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  safficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  snit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOTD  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  et,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,0C0 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maad  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8 ....  $  .<t,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Undson  and  Cleveland  avs,  H  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25xl0i)  ft.    W  S   $10,000 

Soathport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sab-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  8t,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  26x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33. $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10  room  hoases  in  this 
beaatifal  snbnrb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
joaoan  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beaatifal  shade; 
good  schools  and  oharches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  -1  t  25  x  140  at  $1,600.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x1 40  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  hoases  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  60  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9  room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $.3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  1(  0x200  it  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

VEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  bouse.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  et. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  tig  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stooe  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  $  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft .    R  1 1  $16,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  ay,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x160,  house  33x76,  2-6tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,600 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bidg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  816,  2-Btory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  let  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$80  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  a<^  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $86  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  .....$  ,^,300 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26^^  x  130  ft,  and  ISO  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  boilding  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C  ■ 
ft  alley  north  and  16-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

C&rroll  aVa  southwest  comer  Cnion  Park  pi, 
.   .  (  84  e-lOxKiO  )  \  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  j  29  3- 10x100  }  1.35x128  l""'^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hoasee  cost  to  br,'M.  C  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Journal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  'ipe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Balsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particalars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  &  Hyman's  enb,  It  6  in  block  4  of 
east  }4  <>f  ^be  northwest  3^  and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  ^  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  hoases  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  blook  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Fl«t  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  blook  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  ^ 
of  the  northeast  }^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  (>.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  belt  Robey  and  Uoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,oro 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal   $  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  st,  26x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  oare  this  Journal  t  1,200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  blook  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  26x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bIdg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chioago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
np  to  10  aores.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  BIdg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  blo«k  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast       of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  aores,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.  Will  divide.  Price  per  acre.  A  14  ....  $  SCO 
Jackson  blvd,  east  uf  Eedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,666  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  doable 
3-story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^edzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  a V.    R  11  $  6,f00 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0(  0 
Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lotn  7  of  14  both  inclasive,  in  the  southwest  ^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 


REAL  Et^lTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  irolusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
2^-!,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 . . .  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

B  11  $  3,''(0 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
b^ing  a  sab  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin 
oipal  meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  l^^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,'"(  0 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  Oae  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  hoase, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  hoases  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bIdg. 

Logan  sq,  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  11.$in,0  10 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
buildiog.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av   $16,roo 

Maxwell  st,  Noi^  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  60x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11   $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale ; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    R  11   $  l,5<0 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11  %  2  6<  0 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,C00 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  room'^ 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mouct  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  2(i 
aores  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  salts.  Price 
per  acre.    R  11   $  V,OCO 

North  av  and  63d  st,  10  aores  northwest  }4  of  north 
east  }4  northwest  }^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
oement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair: 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  <k  Oo,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  briok  building,  store  and 

flats.    R  11  $12,f00 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
briok,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  1I.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N.  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,3(0. 
Also  property  on  sooth  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  oare  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chioago,  lot  5  in  blook  6. 
being  a  t-nb  of  that  part  of  the  east  ^  of  the 
southwest  }^  of  sectian  16  township  39  north 
range  13  enst  of  the  3d  F  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
t'olk  st,  neffr  (  antrft  av,  2-story  briok,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  &  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2.500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takf 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  s^t  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  60  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast      of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39,  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  hoase  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $i  2,00u 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  aores. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Toohy  av,  near  Western,  20  aoree.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,250 

Twelfth  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  ?5zl25.    W  8....$  2,100 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAIL. 


October  26,  !IS&^. 


REAL  ESTATli  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  ay,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  |100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3A 

Two  valnable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  bosiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .f  2,000 
Walnnt  s-t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  afohiteoture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resilience 
netkr  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaFh.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  pnrposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.|  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioe 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K'O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  5 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  oaiefnlly  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'age,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $  3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
peraoie.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  $  1.50 

(llinois. — Rock  Islandi    for    sale    or  exchange; 

beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 

Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 

northwest  3^  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 

township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  }4  of  the  southwest 
}4  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels ;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,P00  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  14  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  pobtoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000'  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISOELIiANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2-,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Armour  av  [No  5636],  to  exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  two 
6-room  flats;  well  rented.    Hll  $  4,400 

Dearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent^d;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
tainiiig  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
p*Tt  cash.    V  11. 

Halsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

?eventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east 
of  Rook  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  26  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.60  per  acre  until  maturity  of  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av,,  $16,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE 


City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  ,  $28,000 

Olybourn  av,  lot  26x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lumens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2()7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.R.Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View. —$5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  ^t,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8^000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  id  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty oonsidiired  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -550-aore  Une  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear ;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  line  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  GiiOBE  Reai> 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jadson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  %  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  96G-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2, 360-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  othor  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  U    f  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 


South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres. 
713  Tacoma  Building  


D  L  Perry, 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  honse  and  lot 

50  X  150,  olear.    Want  Ohioago  property,  S  16.f  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popa- 
lation,  clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Ohioago,  clear,  for  flret- 
olass  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addre&s  X  40. 

Double  brick  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  |  5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods .    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  }4.  t  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  |7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  Clinton  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  eoll,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Co,  III. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  0 
A  Riohabdson,  Rockford,  III. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 


$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


CIGAR  STORE  FOl^  SALE. 


For  sale  at  a  sacrifice  a  very  desirable  cigar  store  in 
business  center,  leading  o£Bce  building;  cost  $500 
make  offer.    F.  14. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Safe- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  is  a  chance  to  secure  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  office  buildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Jouenal. 

Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 


Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Eeal  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc.     |  Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr 


EDWIN  B.  SHEI.D0N. 
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EUOENEH.  FISHBOBN. 
UANDOI.PH  E.  EI8HBUBN. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  f83S. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Ogden  Blcig.,  34  Olarlc  St  , 
CHICAGO. 

Charles  T.  Harris  i& Co. 

nANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIGH  GRADE  HORTAR  STAINS. 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten= 
tlon  given  to  New  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  39 lo. 

1001=1002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAGO: 


Chicag^o 

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Clark,  t».  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

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CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
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The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

TKUSTEES: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


D-  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropo'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaios  for  deoorations  of  Ceilings  dnd  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Deaigus,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  npon  applioation. 

Chicago  IntBrior  DBcorating  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo  s  44  and  4-5  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFR, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

$1,600,000 
•  300.000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  SecurityjFund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  .'^hstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SXBYIOE  AND  BEA80NABLE  BATES. 
OFF/CfiRS. 

GwTNN  Oabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice  Prest. 
A.  A.  giKWABT,  Seo'y.    0  R.  Labbabkb.  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  Ofacer. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  3.  Qdincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  informatiou 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  ffiOaOOO.OO  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MCeDICAI,  EXAMINATION  RBQ0IRSO 


1016 


THE  RteAL  tiSTATte  ANt)  BUlLDlKQ  JOTJRNAL 


October  26,  18.6. 


THE^- 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


OPri  JE— 163  and  135  Washington  Street. 


SaliBcrlptlon  Frloe,  $5.00  Per  Year. 


holered  as  aecond  clase  matter  at  the  postofiBce,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  OCTOBER  26.  189.5. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

A  summary  of  the  strong  features  of  the  week  is 
nothing  if  not  encouraging.  Exports  of  all  staples, 
especially  cotton  and  grain,  are  at  high  fleures  and 
increasing;  iron  production,  which  was  thought  to 
have  re  ched  its  limit,  is  still  growing;  stocks  at  all 
financial  centers  are  more  active  than  they  were  a 
few  months  ago;  money  is  still  finding  its  way  from 
the  cities  to  the  interior;  the  crops  are  larger  than 
ever,  bank  clearings  are  in  excess  of  last  year  and  are 
increasing;  railroad  earnings  show  handsome  gains 
over  a  year  ago;  the  Treasury  gold  reserve  is  main- 
tained at  a  figure  high  enough  to  check  any  tendency 
to  financial  distrust,  and  gold  importation  is  looked 
for  within  the  next  few  weeks;  the  Government  rev- 
enues are  increasing,  giving  promise  that  deficits 
will  soon  disappear  and  give  place  to  surplus;  prices 
in  general  are  much  higher  than  they  were  a  few 
months  ago.  the  recent  slight  decline  apparently  be- 
ing only  temporary;  even  in  the  iron  industry,  with 
its  enormous  output  of  over  200,000  tons  per  week, 
prices  are  much  above  the  level  of  six  or  seven  weeks 
ago,  showing  the  great  and  growing  demand  for  iron 
of  all  kinds.  A  general  summing  up  of  symptoms 
shows  a  strong  and  healthy  condition  of  trade. 

RISE  IN  PRICES  MUST  BE  INTERNATIONAL. 

The  rise  in  prices  is  the  key  to  the  entire  situation. 
How  high  they  may  go  depends  entirely  on  interna- 
tional trade.  It  is  a  fallicious  idea  to  suppose  that 
we  can  force  up  prices  here  at  the  expense  of  our 
foreign  neighbors.  We  can  get  for  our  wheat,  corn, 
silver,  etc.,  just  what  they  are  worth  in  the  markets 
of  the  world,  and  as  these  and  other  staple  commod- 
ities rise  or  fall  in  value  so  does  everything  else  that 
is  sold  for  money  rise  or  fall,  including  wages.  It  is 
easily  seen  how  a  rise  in  the  value  of  wheat  and  corn 
would  greatly  benefit  vast  sections  of  our  country;  so 
the  increase  in  value  of  silver,  if  continued,  will  add 
millions  to  our  national  wealth. 

AMERICAN   STOCKS    MAKING    A    NEW  REPUTATION. 

Improved  industrial  conditions  in  this  country  are 
of  vital  importance  in  the  sale  of  American  securities 
abroad.  It  will  be  a  tower  of  strength  to  our  rail- 
road and  other  stocks  if  for  the  next  year  or  two  we 
can  show  fair  earnings  on  the  capital  invested,  be- 
cause it  is  only  a  question  of  time  when  foreign  cap- 
ital will  again  seek  investment  in  this  country  in 
great  volume  if  our  securities  are  worthy  of  favor. 
Just  at  present  "Americans"  are  lost  to  sight  in  Lon- 
don by  reason  of  the  gold  mining  craze  in  South 
Africa;  but  when  this  bubble  is  burst,  as  it  surely 
will  be,  there  will  be  a  return  to  their  first  love  on 
the  part  of  English  investors,  who  will  flood  this 
country  with  their  capital. 

IMPROVED  BUSINESS  ON  THE  RAILROADS. 

According  to  recent  figures  compiled  by  the  Rail- 
way Age,  there  is  a  great  and  encouraging  improve- 
ment in  the  financial  condition  of  American  rail- 
ways. This  is  shown  negative'y  rather  than  posit- 
ively, viz.,  by  a  steady  decrease  in  the  number  of  de- 
faults and  bankruptcies.  The  number  and  magni- 
tude of  the  companies  for  which  receivers  have  been 
appointed  have  not  for  years  been  so  small  in  the 
same  length  of  time  as  for  the  three  months  from  July 
I  to  October  1  of  the  present  year.  Only  four  roads, 
with  (SI  miles  of  lines,  and  representing  $23,43 <, 000 
of  bonds  and  stocks,  were  turned  over  to  the  receivers 
In  that  period,  but  16  roads,  with  1,662  miles  of  line. 


have  been  sold  under  foreclosure  during  the  same 
quarter.  It  may  be  said  that  this  is  a  sort  of  cold 
comfort  when  compared  with  what  profitable  rail- 
road business  ought  to  be,  but  after  all  it  is  a  distinct 
improvement  over  previously  prevailing  conditions 
when  foreclosures  and  receiverships  seemed  to  be  the 
rule  rather  than  the  exception  amung  American  rail- 
roads. It  is  further  true  that  the  foreclosures  of  1895 
,are  due  to  insolvencies  of  years  before,  so  that  none 
of  these  misfortunes  can  be  attributed  to  unfavorable 
conditions  of  the  present  year. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  proposition  to  list  mining  shares  on  the  Chi- 
cago Stock  Exchange,  which  has  been  made  many 
times  in  the  past  without  being  accepted,  now  comes 
with  additional  force  owing  to  the  worldwide  excite- 
ment over  these  securities.  It  must  be  confessed 
that  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  needs  galvanizing 
with  gold  fever  or  something  to  make  it  a  really  pop- 
ular and  prosperous  institution.  Anyone  who  glances 
over  the  daily  list  of  sales  will  exclaim  at  once  that 
they  are  ridiculously  small  to  represent  the  stock 
speculation  of  a  city  which  already  aspires  to  rival 
New  York  in  every  other  particular.  The  reason  is 
that  no  especial  effort  is  made  to  interest  the  gen- 
eral public.  The  average  moderate  investor  here 
does  not  know  that  there  is  such  an  institution  as 
the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange.  Now,  then,  is  the  op- 
portunity. The  popular  excitement  over  mining 
shares  abroad  can  be  duplicated  here  if  the  gold 
mining  shares,  which  have  excited  it  are  listed  on 
the  exchange.  And  it  is  not  necessary  to  list  kaffirs. 
Our  own  Cripple  Creek  region  furnishes  material 
enough  for  both  sensational  and  profitable  specula- 
tive securities  in  this  line  if  properly  brought  to  the 
attention  of  the  investing  public. 

Alley  Elevated  has  attracted  the  only  attention 
worth  mentioning  this  week  in  street  or  elevated  se- 
curities. It  has  advanced  from  7i  to  9  on  the  report 
that  successful  reorganization  measures  were  about 
to  be  consummated.  The  Joournal  has  long  been 
of  the  opinion  that  both  Lake  Street  and  Alley  "L" 
are  bound  to  go  to  par  within  a  short  time  compared 
with  their  present  quotations,  and  that  it  would  be 
a  good  investment  to  lock  up  a  supply  of  either  in  a 
tin  box  until  that  time  comes.  It  can  be  retarded 
beyond  a  few  years  at  longest  only  by  stock  jobbing 
operations  on  the  part  of  inside'rs,  and  the  persistent 
investor  has  little  to  fear  from  this  source. 

New  York  experience  in  elevated  roads  is  to  be 
duplicated  in  this  city  after  a  fashion.  The  stocks 
which  are  now  almost  given  away  will  go  to  par,  but 
will  never  soar  very  much  higher.  Statistics  of 
street  railway  traffic  show  that  the  surface  roads  in 
New  York  continue  to  gain  at  the  expense  of  the 
elevated  lines,  which  leads  to  the  conclusion  that 
the  elevated  roads  must  look  to  long-distance  travel 
in  the  city  for  their  mainstay,  as  people  prefer  to 
take  a  surface  car  for  short  distances  rather  than 
to  walk  up  and  down  the  elevate  I  railway  stairs. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 
^  Cleveland 
i  Houston 


27.9^ 

4.8 
18.4 
27.2 
26  6 

9.2 
28.6 
18  9 

9.7 
11.2 
55.1 

7.0 
11.6 
32.6 
11.1 
34.8 

6  9 

8.5 

r.4 


Dec. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARIISiBS. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Oct.  19. 

Inc. 

$637,096,093 
97,003,845 
100,8:7,70.') 
81,773,307 
30.457,751 
16,631,354 
16,566,938 
15,781,742 
13,5fi5,050 
11,726,836 
14,4.^,565 
4.839,138 
5,386,241 
7.721,840 
6,631,640 
12,038,7.5 
4,531,855 
7,270,600 
6.700,297 

6,891,667  9.5 


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Sti.  Joseph 

1    C  1  O  OAA 

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17.0 

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4.1 

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19.0 

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Salt  Lake  City 

I,  n '5,037 

9.3 

Scranton 

769  451 

16  9 

Helena 

513,456 

25.0 

Kalamazoo 

277.828 

29  4 

Rockford,  111 

235,999 

34.0 

Toledo 

1,384,949 

Total  $1,161,032,062 
Exclusive  of  New  York  523,935,969 

21  9 
14  9 

Montreal 

Toronto 

Halifax 

Hamilton 

Winnipeg 


dominion  of  CANADA. 

$11,172,524 
6,209,581 
1,186,9,^4 
843,901 
1,605,016 


Total  $21,018,006 
tNot  included  in  totals. 


9.7 

15  6 
12.6 

22.5 


9.0 
16 


Mt.  OlemenH,  Mioh. — The  oity  will  soon  issae  $76,000  in 
boTids  to  be  ased  in  improving  the  waterworks  plant. 
Bids  are  DOW  being  received  for  the  parohase  of  ill,OOU 
soboal  bonds.    Spencer  Dalby,  Oity  Oierk. 

Oainesville,  Fla. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Oity  Coonoil  a 
plan  was  considered  to  fond  the  city's  indebtedness  by 
iBsning  interest-bearing  certificates  of  indebtedness  to  run 
for  10  years.  By  thin  method  the  claims  ag^ainst  the  oity 
can  be  paid  by  the  disposition  of  the  said  certificates, 
which  are  practically  bonds. 

Milledgeville,  Ga. — Oity  Oooncil  has  determined  to  call 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  porpose  of  ob- 
taining the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qoalifled  voters  of 
the  city  to  issae  bonds  to  take  np  the  $2''j,000  bonds,  which 
vtere  issned  to  aid  in  bnilding  the  Girls-  Normal  and  In- 
dnstrial  College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  conrts  and  this  step  has  been  fonnd  to  be 
necessary  to  legalize  them. 

Allegheny,  Pa. — An  election  will  be  held  Nov.  6  for  the 
pnrpose  of  obtaining  the  assent  of  the  electors  of  the  said 
city  to  an  increase  of  its  bonded  indebtedness,  in  the  snm 
of  $400,000  for  street  improvements.  Gross  debt  of  the 
city  on  Oct.  31,  1896,  was  $4,356,600;  amount  in  the  sink- 
ing fand  on  the  same  date  was  $626,022.76;  net  bonded 
iodebtedoess  on  Oct.  1,  1896,  was  $3,929,960.  The  last 
assessed  valDa'.ion  of  the  oity  was  $79,098,960.  Percent- 
age of  the  proposed  increase  of  bonded  indebtedness,  $400,- 
0<  0,  to  the  last  assessed  valnatioc,  five  hundred  aod  five 
thoasaiidths  of  one  per  cent.  Roland  T.  White,  Robert 
Dilworth,  Oity  Olerk. 


October  26,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1017 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 


Including  last  quotations  given. 


JKanse  for  tbe  week. 


BANK  STiJCZS.   Par  $100 


Amerioan  Exchange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trnst  apd  SavingB. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National   

OommeroiaJ  National  

Oontinental  National  

Oorn  Exobange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Eqnitable  Trnat  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings..,. 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  Na^'ional  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trnst  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Obioago  , 

Union  National  

Dnion  Trnst  Oo  


Amount 

Anl 

Bid 

Ofip  Stootc. 

D. 

1  000  000 

7% 

100 

tioi 

1  000  000 

6% 

tll5 

116 

700  OdO 

6% 

T112 

.20 

500  000 

12% 

1  000  00( 

10% 

260 

2  000  000 

6% 

tl25 

130 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

H 

246 

t250 

600  000 

6% 

tl43 

fiSO 

3  000  000 

12% 

267 

|260 

500  000 

tll4 

tll6 

1  000  000 

98 

V  0 

300  000 

8% 

tl23 

1 

tl24 

222  OOO 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10% 

350 

tiOO 

600  000 

6% 

135 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

199 

101 

600  000 

20% 

t526 

t550 

2  00(1  000 

12% 

t260 

270 

2  000  000 

10% 

180 

163^ 

1  000  000 

8% 

tl25 

127>^ 

I  000  000 

12% 

t245 

p5S 

760  000 

8% 

230 

240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl36 

tl60 

1  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

6% 

600  000 

e% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

tl08 

712 

500  000 

1220 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Oass  av  <fc  Fair  Gds  Ry  68.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6b. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  5s   

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Uhioago  &  9  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extension)1933 

Ohicago  Oity  Ry  6-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  68 
"      Opera  Honse  Oo  6s  1906 
"      Anditoriam  1st  M  5sl929 
"    Oons  Gold  68  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  S  V  0  5-20  69  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  68 . . .  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  6a   

Ohi  Eqnitable  Gas  Oo  6s  ...  1906 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  6s. .  1937 

Oonsnmers  Gas  Ist  M  6s  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  1st  M  6s  ^^,00 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry   1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  M  6s  1906 

P  Q  L  &  0  Oo  1st  oon  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  58   1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  69  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  6  


Amonnt 


i     360  000 
1  250  000 

1  260  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  000 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  260  000 
250  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'  d 
650  GOO 
600  000 

75  000 

2  000  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  546  000 

1  500  000 
600  000 

1  860  000 

2  360  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  000 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


92 
85^ 
t80>i 

H 
\0b% 
101 
104 
81% 
102 
92 
102 
lOOj^ 
100^ 


t97M  100 


96 

98 

V»% 

99 

tl02i 

tl05i 

100 

102>^ 

1100 

108 

69>^ 

65 

62 

43 

46 

lOOj^ 

1<  0% 

tl09 

tl09i 

103 

103^ 

t80 

t95 

t98 

Tloo 

t91 

TlOO 

flOiJ 

92M 

86 
^80% 
t98>^ 
flOV 
10\% 
1043^ 
t91 
tl04 

1V2%, 

101 

101 


KI30ELLANE0U3  ST0CE3. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo. . . . 
Amerioan  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Cal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo . . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Oo ... . 

Chi  Anditoriam  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo... 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  <fc  P  Oo  Limited. 
Chi  Packing  <t  P  Co  pfd .... . 

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

Gas  Oo  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

lUiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  <k  Prov  Uo  Ltd  

In  P»ok     Prov  Oo  pfd  


Amonnt 

AdI 

Osp  Stock. 

D 

$  1  260  000 

8% 

6  000  000 

3  669  650 

10  000  000 

6% 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 

£626  000 

"7^ 
8% 

£626  000 

£200  000 

10% 

£200  000 

8% 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

m 

500  000 

26  000  C^O 

1  000  000 

H 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  000  000 

10% 

60  000  000 

10  000  000 

£460  000 

£400  000 

"si 

Bid 

Aehed 

tll5 

48 

67 

70 

56 

58 

tl2 

10% 

t35 

61 

52 

9^ 

9% 

312 

316 

t7o;^ 

tl06 

tl69 

176 

128>^ 

159 

2734 

27>^ 

4 

6 

9 

10 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 
Traders'  Insurance  Oo  . .  .  , . . . 

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given 


£775  000 

7% 

12 

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£775  000 

8% 

34 

£200  000 

n 

21 

£200  000 

7% 

t43M 

60 

10  000  000 

67 

68 

500  OCO 

teio 

fBOO 

5  600  000 

12% 

287 

290 

2  600  000 

7% 

107 

tl05 

18  000  000 

f23 

t26 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tl64 

4  COO  000 

4!r 

13>^ 

13% 

1  000  000 

7% 

56 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

t95 

600  000 

10% 

1  260  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9^ 

123 

124M 

2  260  000 

73 

74 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  49>^  Lake  Street  Elevated. .27% 

Oal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Oo  67%  In  Pkg  A  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd  . . 

"        "  Pfd  ....  31%  Mil  &  Obi  Brew  Oo  ....  12 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .30  "  "         Pfd. 31% 

"  "      Pfd. 47%  N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  66 

Chi&SSRapTCo  8%  N  Ohi  St  R  R  288 

Obioago  Gas  Oo  68%  Street's  W  S  C  Line  . .  .V6% 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  129%  W  Obi  St  R  R  122;^ 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  October  19,  1895. 


NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

50  67 


'8 


liAEE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B. 

10  27 

125  27% 

105  271^ 

50— ac't  27% 

250— ao't  271^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILIi. 
15  125% 

10  125% 

 \Vl^    60  126^^ 

"  124;^  200  126 

100-ao't  1243^    25  126% 

50— aoct  126 

50— ao't  126% 

Monday,  October  21,  1895. 


BTBEET's  W.    cab  LINE 

5  13% 

CHI.  ft  8.    S.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

20..."  7% 

60  15, 

W  OHI  STBEET  B  B. 


OENTBAIj  union  TBIj.  00. 

6  57 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

10    126 

AM.    SIBAW  B0A3D. 

100— ac't  46 

WBSTEBN  STONE  CO. 

100  

ICO  

60— ac't  


.66 
.66% 
.69 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

52  123 

10  123%  555_;oot 

1   124)^  550— ao't 

10— cash  1233^ 

100— ac't  123^ 


cm.  CITY  BAILWAT 

18  313 

CHI  AND  8  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 
60  7% 

280  1% 

50  7% 

505  8 

100— ac't  7;^ 

60— ao't  7% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
336  27^ 

75  27% 

25— cash  27% 

 27% 

 27% 


Tuesday,  October  22,  1895. 


0.  ft  0,   O.   &  SOCK 

50  68 

CHI.  CITT  BAILWAY . 

6  313 

STBEET'S  W.  CAB  LINE. 

7  13% 

AM .  STBAW  BOABD  CO  . 

21  46 

NEW  lOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

112  67 

OKI.  BBEW.  ft  MALT.  CO. 

50  11 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

1  289 

1  


W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

7  123 

1  124 

10 — cash  123 

WE3TEBN  STONE  CO  . 

50  69 

50  69% 

100— ac't  69 

100— ac't  69% 

CHI.  ft  8.  S.  BAP.  TraN.  CO. 

50  ,  8 

100  8% 

250  8% 

50   8?^ 


LAKE  ST.   ELEVATED  B  B. 

SO  27% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL.  / ^J^y 

'  50 — cash  27% 

15  126     900— ao't  27% 

50  126%  600-ao't  27% 

16  126%  ^ 

50— ao't  126% 

Wednesday,  October  23,  1895. 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

50  46% 

NO  CHI  6T  B  B  4%S 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 
57  127% 


5....  ,-  288% 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  ft  DOCK. 
10  


50-  ao't  127 

WESTEBN  STONE  CO. 

^  250  70 

68%    30  71 


OHI.  OITI  B  Y 

9  313 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

2  67 

50  67% 

BTBEET's  W.  CAB  LINE. 

212  13% 

w.  nni.  STBEET  b.  B. 

22  122% 

20— cash  122% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

1  27^ 

7  27% 

50— cash  273^ 

300— ac't  2734 

300— ao't  27% 


10  71% 

80  72 

160— ao't  70 

100— ac't  70% 

250— ao't  71 

100— ao't  71 

50— ac't  72 

60— ao't  72% 

CHI.  ft  B.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
24  8% 

840  8% 

60  8% 

330  8% 

116  8% 

366  9 

100— ac't  8% 


Thursday,  October  24,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  OO.,  ILL. 

10  128% 

17  128  J| 

60  128% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

1  46% 

10  47 

160— ao't  4/ 

50— ao't  47% 

CHI  ft  B.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

100  9 

10  9% 

216  9^ 

25  9% 

260  9% 

100— cash  93.5 

50— ao't  8% 

300— ac't  9 

50— ac't  9% 


W .  CBI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
5  122^ 

20   123 

60— ao't  122 

WE8TEEN  STONE. 

117  72 

2  73 

60— ac't  72 

60— ao't  72% 

60— ao't  73 

50— ao't  73% 

LAKE  BT.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 
60  26^ 

2.30  27 

200— ao't  26% 

300— ao't   26^ 

1900— ac't   -.27 

700— ac'i  27% 


Friday,  October  25,  1895. 


BTBEET's  W  .  CAB  LINE  . 

5  13% 

OHI.   BBEW.   ft  MALT.  CO. 

130  10% 

DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 
90  129 

100  129% 

137  130 

100— ac't  130 

150— ac't  130% 

■iVESTigBN  BTONE  CO. 

40  73% 

60  73;^ 

100  74 

100— ao't  735^ 

150— ao't  74 

100— ac't  74^ 

50— ac't  74% 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

34  27% 

10  273^ 

20— cash  27% 

700— ac't  27% 

950— ao't   273^ 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET   B.  B. 

IOC— ac't  122 

OHI.  ft  8.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

100  8% 

ICO  8% 

660   ...8^ 

200  9 

160— cash  

100— ac't  8% 

50— ac't...   8% 

50— acct  8^ 

100— ao't  9 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 


305- 
6. 

10. 
100. 
25. 


.48 
.48% 
.48% 
.49 

.493^ 


51— cash  49 

50— ac't  48 

50— ao't  48% 

100— ac't  49 

50— ao't  49% 

60— ao't  49% 

60— ac't  49}| 


Ukiab,  Cal. — An  election  has  been  authorized  to  vote  on 
the  question  of  issuing  f  26,000  in  bonds  to  constrnct  a 
aewer  system. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — The  city  will  soon  offer  for  sale  bridge 
bonds,  authorized  to  aid  in  tbe  oonstraotion  of  a  viaduct 
at  Wilson  avenue. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — The  city  will  at  once  offer  for  sale  |60,- 
000  waterworks  bonds.  This  is  a  part  of  an  issue  of  $150,- 
000,  authorized  in  July. 

Uealdsburg,  Cal. — Tbe  Board  of  Trustees  will  submit  to 
the  voters  tbe  question  of  issuing  |25,000  in  bond  for  the 
erection  of  a  school  honse. 

Bast  Berkeley  (Berkeley),  Cal.— A  special  meeting  of 
the  Board  of  Education  will  be  held  to  consider  the  mat- 
ter of  iasoing  soboolbonse  bonds. 

YouDgstown,  Ohio. — Ordinances  have  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  o*  $9,000  Wood  street  improvement 
bonds  and  |11,000  Wick  avenue  improvement  bond. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — The    Clerk  of   Hamilton  Oonnty 

Board  was  instructed  to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $46,000 

bonds  to  pay  for  the  new  bridge  across  Mill  Creek  on 
Spring  Grove  avenue. 

Manefield,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Nov.  4  for  the 
purchase  of  |8,6f  0  6  per  cent  one  year  general  revenue 
bonds  A  cer.ified  check  of  $5(0  mast  aooompany  each 
bid.    F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Columbus,  Wis. — The  business  men  have  petitioned  tbe 
Council  to  call  an  election  for  Nov.  15  to  vote  on  tbe  ques- 
tion of  issuing  $25,C00  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of 
waterworks.  It  is  believed  that  the  Conncil  will  grant  the 
request. 


1018 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  26,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


The  transfer  list  is  sufficiently  large  this  week  to 
justify  the  opinion  that  the  period  of  hopeless  dull- 
ness with  which  the  real  estate  market  has  long  been 
oppressed  has  at  last  given  way  to  better  conditions. 
Not  only  is  there  a  very  large  number  of  sales,  but 
also  it  is  noticeable  that  the  sales  of  more  than  ordi- 
nary importance  are  more  numerous  than  usual,  thus 
giving  rise  to  the  belief  that  the  market  henceforth 
is  not  to  be  all  small  sales.  Heretofore  a  large  pro- 
portion of  the  recorded  transfers,  at  least  for  a  year 
or  two  past,  have  been  a  clearing  up  of  old  lot  con- 
tracts. Lots  sold  several  years  ago  on  contract  have 
been  finally  paid  for  and  the  deeds  passed,  but  of 
course  such  sales  do  not  indicate  present  activity. 
On  the  contrary,  such  sales  as  those  recorded  this 
week  are  the  result  of  recent  improvement  in  busi- 
ness and  show  that  the  real  estate  market,  in  com- 
mon with  everything  tlse  in  the  line  of  investment, 
is  taking  on  a  new  interest. 

NEW  EKA  SALES  KECBNTLY  RECOBDED. 

Carrie  G.  Brownell  has  sold  to  Thomas  Clarey  the 
southeast  corner  of  Union  avenue  and  West  Sixty- 
third  place,  north  front.  lOi  by  125  feet,  for  $35,000. 
This  valuation  of  $500  per  front  foot  is  a  high  figure 
for  property  in  that  locality. 

E.  E.  Holman  has  sold  to  W.  G.  Stevens  50  by  164 
feet  on  Lexington  avenue,  112  feet  north  of  Fifty- 
fourth  place,  east  front,  for  830,000.  Here  is  a  val- 
uation of  $600  per  front  foot  on  property  six  miles 
from  the  center  of  the  city. 

H.  W.  King  has  sold  to  S.  E.  Hart  the  northwest 
corner  of  Indiana  avenue  and  Fifty-sixth  street,  east 
front,  148i  by  161  feet,  for  $35,000.  This  is  about  the 
correct  frontage  value  of  property  in  that  neighbor- 
hood.  It  is  at  the  rate  of  |236  per  front  foot. 

AN  INSIDE  ACRE  SALE. 

One  of  the  most  interesting  acre  sales  of  the  year 
was  that  of  76.21  acres  lying  between  Sta^e  street  and 
Indiana  avenue  and  Eighty-seventh  and  Ninety  first 
streets,  by  a  master  in  chancery  to  G.  H.  Holt,  for 
$55,313.  This  is  at  the  rate  of  $725  per  acre,  or  about 
$75  a  lot,  and  is  regarded  as  far  below  the  real  value 
of  the  property.  It  illustrates  what  bargains  can  be 
picked  up  at  master's  sale  during  the  present  de- 
pressed period  in  Chicago  real  estate. 

H.  S.  Brown  has  sold  to  S.  L.  Burnham  125  by  48i 
feet  on  the  southwest  corner  of  Forty-eighth  street 
and  Evans  avenue,  north  front,  for  $60,000.  This  is 
really  a  48*  foot  frontage  on  Evans  avenue,  east  front, 
and  is  substantially  improved,  so  that  it  is  not  prac- 
ticable to  deduce  the  ground  value  from  the  particu- 
lars of  this  sale.  In  part  payment  S.  L.  Burnham 
transfers  to  H.  S.  Brown  an  east  frontage  of  50  by  165 
feet  on  Kimbark  avenue,  187  feet  north  of  Sixty-fifth 
street,  at  -$30,000. 

S.  Sigler  has  sold  to  C.  H.  Cbipman  the  premises 
Nos  6030  to  6036  Unien  avenue,  90  by  6ii,  for  $38,000. 

Berkeley  avenue  residence  property  is  evidently  not 
depreciating.  Cyrus  S.  Morehouse  has  sold  to  Chas. 
H.  Briggs  26  by  49  feet  Improved,  east  front,  on  the 
southwest  corner  of  Berkeley  and  Bowen  avenues,  for 
$60,000.  Mr.  Briggs  transfers  to  Mr.  Moorehouse  7.t 
by  100  feet  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Greenwood  av- 
enue and  Forty-fourth  street,  west  front,  at  $90,000. 

A  NINETY-NINE  YEAR  LEASE. 

Long  term  leases,  which  were  so  popular  and  so 
frequently  reported  a  few  years  ago,  have  been  of 
late  very  rarely  written.  This  week  the  executors  of 
D  J.  Ely  leased  to  O.  A.  Raggio,  for  a  term  of  ninety- 
nine  years  from  Oct.  1,  1895.  the  southeast  corner  of 
Lake  and  Union  streets,  north  front,  24  37  by  156  24 
at  a  rental  of  $1,500  per  annum  for  the  first  ten  yeais, 
and  81,800  per  annum  for  the  balance  of  the  term, 
payable  in  gold. 

LARGE  LOAN  ON  MANUFACTURING  PROPERTY. 

The  Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  of 
Milwaukee,  have  loaned  to  Charles  Kaestner,  of  the 
Kae.slner  Manufacturing  Company,  $135,000  for  ten 
years  at  5  per  cent  per  annum.  The  security  is  a 
trust  deed  on  the  Kaestner  Company's  factory  prop- 
erty, 120  by  150  feet,  at  the  northwest  corner  of 
Jefferson  aud  West  Harrison  streets. 


OUTSIDE  SALES  OF  MANUFACTURING  PROPERTY. 

David  Kelley,  Of  Kelley,  Maus  &  Co.,  the  whole- 
sale hardware  dealers  of  Chicago,  has  sold  to  the 
King  Harvester  Company  eight  acres  in  the  north- 
east quarter  of  section  17,  36,  14,  in  the  township  of 
Thornton.  The  consideration  was  $205,000.  This 
property  includes  buildings  and  machinery,  and  lies 
in  the  village  of  Harvey.  It  is  the  old  Craver  & 
Steele  plant  which  readers  of  the  Journal  will  re- 
member as  having  been  sold  to  Mr.  Kelley  a  few 
weeks  ago  at  substantially  the  same  price  he  now 
gets  for  it  from  the  harvester  company.  Mr.  Kelley 
was  a  large  creditor  of  the  Craver  &  Steele  company, 
and  their  transfer  of  the  property  to  him  is  likely  to 
cause  prolonged  litigation  with  the  other  creditors. 
The  plant  will  be  utilized  at  once  for  the  manufac- 
fure  of  harvesters. 

The  industrial  interests  of  Elgin  have  suffered  se- 
verely in  the  recent  panic,  but  they  are  now  under- 
going a  change  which  will  be  of  certain  benefit  to 
the  town.  M.  S.  Denslow  has  sold  this  week  to  the 
Elgin  Sewing  Machine  and  Bicycle  Company,  for 
$30,000,  the  land  and  manufacturing  plant  of  a  de- 
funct concern  of  which  he  was  receiver.  The  prop- 
erty is  known  as  lot  1,  block  2  in  the  Elgin  Heights 
addition  to  Elgin.  The  company  will  manufacture 
bicycles  and  sewing  machines  on  a  large  scale. 

DEVELOPMENTS  AT  CHICAGO  PLAINES. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.,  report  a  number  of  sales  in 
their  thriving  new  manufacturing  city  known  as 
Chicago  Plaines.  situated  at  the  junction  of  the  C.  & 
N.  W.,  and  Wisconsin  Central  railroads. 

The  Keller  &  MacKinnon  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany, who  manufacture  enamled  ware,  porcelain  tubs> 
etc.,  are  putting  up  their  buildings,  which  will  cover 
nearly  four  acres  of  ground.  The  buildings  are  to  be 
built  in  a  solid  and  substantial  manner.  This  con- 
cern will  employ  when  running  to  their  full  capacity 
about  300  men. 

The  House  &  Davis  Piano  Company  are  located  on 
this  property  and  are  turning  out  their  well  known 
pianos  in  large  numbers.  They  are  so  rushed  with 
orders  that  they  are  advertising  for  more  wood  work- 
ers and  cabinet  makers  A  mechanic  in  this  line  can 
find  steady  work  there. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.,  have  erected  a  number  of 
choice  residences,  to  be  sold  on  easy  terms. 

A  new  hotel  will  be  started  on  Monday  for  those 
who  do  not  care  to  keep  house. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.,  also  report  sales  in  the  sub- 
division known  as  the  Sieraan  &  Halske  Electric 
Company's  addition,  formerly  known  as  the  Grant 
Locomotive  Works,  situated  at  West  Twelfth  and 
West  Forty-eighth  streets.  They  report  an  increased 
demand  from  this  section,  as  all  the  improvements 
are  being  put  in  by  the  owners  of  the  property,  so 
that  buyers  will  not  have  a  cent  of  expense,  and 
have  all  modern  conveniences. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co.,  also  report  a  number  of  sales 
at  their  subdivision  at  Crawford,  on  the  C,  B.  &  Q. 
Railroad,  within  the  city  limits,  where  they  sell  lots 
at  low  prices  and  on  easy  terms. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

A.  C.  Frost,  whose  office  is  at  1103  Stock  Exchange 
Building,  has  in  connection  with  his  real  estate  and 
loan  business  a  subdivision  of  high  grade  fruit  lands 
devoted  to  oranges  and  other  fruits,  located  in  Salt 
Fiver  valley,  Arizona,  five  miles  north  of  Phoenix, 
the  capital.  He  is  largely  interested  in  these  lands, 
which  he  offers  to  home  seekers  and  investors  on  ex- 
ceptionally favorable  terms.  Transportation  will  be 
furnished  to  intending  buyers  and  parties  taken  out 
to  iee  lands. 

Mr.  Alex  G.  Robson  has  recently  opened  an  office 
at  4166  South  Halstcd  street  for  the  purpose  of  trans- 
acting a  general  real  estate,  renting  and  collection 
business.  He  also  represents  a  number  of  the 
leading  insurance  companies.  Mr.  Robson  has  re- 
sided in  the  vicinity  of  his  new  office  for  many  years 
and  is  well  known  among  the  business  men  of  the 
locality.  Business  intrusted  to  his  care  will  receive 
prompt  and  careful  attention. 

Mr.  Chas.  H.  Brillow,  whose  office  is  in  the  Mer- 


chants Building,  94  La  Salle  street,  makes  no  com- 
plaint of  dull  times  in  the  loan  business.  He  has  re- 
cently made  a  number  of  small  loans  in  the  north- 
west section  of  the  city  and  yesterday  was  engaged 
in  making  a  loan  of  some  importance  in  that  section 
the  full  particulars  of  which  will  be  given  out  next 
week.  He  says  there  is  no  trouble  to  get  good  first 
mortgage  security  for  money  in  that  section. 

NEW  FACTORY  ON  WISCONSIN  CENTRAL. 

The  German-American  Gutta  Percha  Company 
will  erect  a  new  manufactory  at  Fairview  in  the 
northwestern  part  of  the  city.  About  twenty  acres 
of  land  has  been  purchased  from  L.  Eberhart  &  Son 
for  $40,000.  The  company  will  manufacture  fuses  for 
mining  purposes.  If  will  work  on  similar  lines  to  a 
German  company  which  exhibited  its  .work  at  the 
World's  Fair.  This  work  was  awarded  first  prize  in 
its  class.  It  Is  expected  the  company  will  employ 
300  people  An  investment  of  $200,000  has  been  made 
by  Chicago  business  men  in  the  enterprise. 


CHANBES  AND  IMPROVEMENTS  IN  STREET 
RAILWAYS. 

The  cars  running  on  Archer  avenue  and  which 
were  hooked  to  the  State  street  cable  cars  as  trailers 
were  changed  from  horse  cars  to  trolley  cars  this 
week. 

The  electric  cars  west  of  Ashland  avenue  have  been 
running  for  some  time,  but  those  from  that  street 
east  were  not  put  on  until  Thursday.  The  saving  in 
time  to  the  residents  of  the  vicinity  is  considerable, 
amounting  to  from  ten  to  fifteen  minutes,  according 
to  the  distance.  And,  besides,  the  new  cars  are  bet- 
ter and  cleaner  than  the  old  and  there  is  always  a  cer- 
tainty of  a  little  warmth  during  the  winter  days. 

The  management  of  the  Chicago  City  Railway 
Company  is  openly  vaunting  what  it  considers  its 
coming  triumph  in  the  face  of  the  Indiana  avenue 
residents.  Wednesday  two  more  of  the  motor  cars 
were  put  on  as  trailers  to  the  Wabash  avenue  cable 
line,  so  that  now  seven  (;f  the  heavy  cars  run  regu- 
larly on  that  thoroughfare.  These  cars  are  equipped 
with  all  the  necessary  apparatus  of  trolley  cars,  ex- 
cept the  trolley  poles  and  the  controllers  at  each  end. 
As  soon  as  the  trolley  wires  have  been  stretched  and 
the  connections  along  the  rails  made  the  company 
will  be  ready  to  run  electric  cars. 

It  is  only  a  question  of  time  when  the  trolley  will 
be  in  use  on  the  Indiana  avenue  line.  The  people 
nearly  all  favor  it. 

While  the  street  car  companies  are  hurrying  their 
work  before  the  approach  of  winter  the  management 
of  the  Northwestern  elevated  road  has  not  been  idle. 
This  week  work  was  begun  oa  putting  in  the  founda- 
tions for  the  superstructure  in  North  Franklin  street 
south  of  Ontario.  During  the  last  week  workmen 
of  the  company  have  been  in  practical  possession  of 
North  Franklin  street.  The  work  has  been  done 
rapidly,  and  up  to  last  Saturday  night  the  founda- 
tions had  been  put  in  and  the  street  partly  repaired 
between  Chicago  avenue  and  Ontario  street.  South 
of  Ontario  street  some  work  has  been  done,  and 
within  a  week  it  is  expected  to  have  all  the  founda- 
tions completed  as  far  south  as  Michigan  street, 
where  the  line  makes  a  curve  toward  the  east. 

These  foundations  are  heavy  and  substantial,  like 
those  recently  completed  in  Fifth  avenue.  They  are 
partly  in  the  street  and  partly  on  the  sidewalk,  but 
the  posts  whsch  are  to  support  the  superstructure  will 
arise  at  the  edge  of  the  sidewalk,  leaving  the  street 
entirely  free  for  wagon  traffic.  The  residents  of  the 
street,  however,  are  becoming  tired  of  what  they 
think  is  an  imposition  upon  their  good  nature.  Not 
long  ago  the  street  was  torn  up  while  the  necessary 
fixtures  for  a  trolley  line  were  put  it.  Now  it  is  torn 
up  again,  and  the  residents  see  before  them  a  block- 
ade for  weeks  when  the  superstructure  of  the  ele- 
vated road  is  being  erected. 


Obioago,  111. — The  Sonth  Park  ooard  adopted  a  reeola- 
tiOQ  anthorizing  the  refunding  of  }53,CO0  of  bonds. 

Owensboro,  Ky. — The  City  Oonnoil  iei  ooneidering  a 
bond  issue  of  $25,000  to  be  used  in  street  inaprovementB-. 


October  26,  1895. 


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THE  BOULEVARD  TUNNEL. 


MAP  SHOWING  PLANS  FOR  BOTJLEVAED  DBIVEWATS 
UNDER  THE   CHICAGO  RIVER  NEAR 
RUSH  STREET. 

The  project  of  connecting  the  North  and  South 
sides  of  Chicago  by  a  boulevard  tunnel  progressed  to 
the  point  where  detailed  plans  were  prepared  by  the 
architects  and  careful  estimates  of  costs  were  made 
and  submitted  to  the  Park  boards  of  the  North  and 
South  towns    We  reproduce  the  oflQcial  plans  in  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal  in  connec- 
tion with  this  article,   u  wo  routes  for  the  tunnel 
have  been  proposed,  the  first  one  being  planned  to 
run  in  an  almost  straight  north  and  south  line.  To 
construct  this,  however,  it  would  be  necessary  to  pile 
in  the  bend  of  the  lake  at  the  point  where  the  south 
exit  or  opening  would  be  and  then  construct  a  drive 
way  over  to  Michigin  avenue.   There  are  some 
reasons  why  this  is  the  best  plan,  one  of  the  chief 
ones  being  that  it  calls  for  a  shorter  and  correspond- 
ingly  less  costly  work,  providing  the  necessary  im- 
provements were  mode  at  the  south  end  by  the  city. 
As  there  is  small  prospects  of  this  at  present,  the 
tunnel  most  favored  is  the  one  shown  on  the  map  by 
the  diagonal  line  starting  near  Ohio  and  Pine  streets 
and  running  southwest  to  Michigan  avenue  and  Mon- 
roe street.    The  total  cost  of  this  work  within  the 
bounds  described  will  be  about  $1,250,000.   There  is 
a  scheme,  however,  for  reducing  the  cost  to  an  even 
million  dollars  by  making  the  south  opening  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  Michigan  avenue  and  Randolph 
street  just  at  the  west  end  of  the  present  viaduct. 
Whichever  route  is  decided  upon  the  dimensions  of 
the  tunnel  will  be  the  same.    The  total  width  will 
be  about  36  feet,  of  which  12  feet  will  be  set  off  for  a 
boulevard  or  carriage  drive,  and  the  rest  for  a  foot- 
way for  pedestrians.   The  grade  will  be  one  foot  in 
thirty  and  the  total  length  about  5,000  feet.  The 
largest  tunnel  now  in  use  in  Chicago  is  under  the 
river  at  LaSalle  street,  the  length  of  which  is  2,300 
feet,  the  width  21  feet  and  the  grade  one  foot  in  21. 
It  has  been  suggested  that  the  ultimate  cost  of  this 
north  and  south  tunnel  might  be  much  reduced  by 
making  it  wide  enough  to  admit  of  a  part  being 
walled  off  and  rented  to  the  street  car  companies,  or 
a  perpetual  lease  being  given  in  exchange  for  a  lump 
sum  being  paid  toward  the  construction.    The  work 
would  be  done  under  the  control  of  the  Park  Com- 
missioners of  the  North  and  South  sides  jointly,  and 
the  tunnel  would  be  a  regular  boulevard,  being  main- 
tained witiiout  expense  to  the  city.  It  will,  of  course, 
be  essentially  a  pleasure  drive,  and  its  use  will  be  re- 
stricted entirely  to  carriages  and  light  traflSc  ve- 
hicles. The  idea  originated  with  Mrs.  H.  N.  May  and 
she  worked  upon  it  with  such  goed  results  as  to 
bring  about  a  practically  unanimous  opinion  among 
the  Park  Commissioners  in  favor  of  endorsing  the 
plan.   That  something  of  the  kind  is  needed  is  evi- 
dent to  everybody  »vho  has  ever  attempted  to  drive 
across  Rush  street  bridge  during  the  business  hours 
of  the  day  and  pick  his  way  through  the  tangle  of 
vehicles  which  pack  South  tVater  street.  There  must 
be  some  relief  from  this  jam,  and  the  discussion  is  on 
the  point  of  whether  it  can  best  be  obtained  by  a 
tunnel  or  a  viaduct.    The  opinion  largely  favoiS  the 
tunnel,  because  while  the  cost  of  coostruction  will 
be  little  more  than  for  a  viaduct  there  will  also  be  a 
freedom  from  heavy  damage  suits  which  invariably 
aris-;  from  the  building  of  viaducts,  especially  in  a 
district  where  proper. y  is  so  valuable  as  the  one  un- 
der discussion.    The  tunnel  advocates  also  assert 
that  it  may  be  used  in  all  kinds  of  weather,  and  that 
brilliantly  lighted  by  electricity  it  will  be  a  hand- 
some and  fashionable  drive  even  at  night.   The  $i,- 
000,000  needed  for  its  construction  it  is  proposed  to 
raise  by  issue  of  20-year  5  per  cent,  bonds. 


Omaha,  Neb. — The  Finance  Committee  will  advertise 
for  bida  for  ihe  sale  of  |38,C00  worth  of  funding  bonds. 

Canton,  Miss.— The  oity  voted  in  favor  of  iasning  $25,- 
000  in  bonds  for  the  oonstrnotion  of  waterworks  and  eleo- 
trio  lights. 


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BOULEVARD  IMPROVEMENTS. 


The  West  Park  board  has  completed  the  improve- 
ment between  Douglas  and  Garfield  Parks.  The  new 
asphalt  and  macadamized  boulevard  connects  the 
two  parks.  The  boulevard  is  three-quarters  of  a  mile 
long  and  250  feet  in  ^width.  The  cost,  to  be  paid  by 
a  special  assessment,  reaches  1225,000  and  the  filling 
in  and  improving  of  the  center  lawn  of  130  feet  adds 
$50,000  to  the  total  cost  of  the  improvement,  the  lat- 
ter sum  to  be  paid  by  the  park  board. 

The  boulevard  is  laid  out  upon  the  same  plan  as 
Drexel.  On  either  side  of  the  center  lawn  are  drive- 
ways of  fifty  feet  each  in  asphalt  and  macadamized 
roadbed,  with  fifteen-foot  walks  on  the  outside.  The 
asphalt  drive  is  ready  for  use,  having  been  completed 
within  a  week,  and  the  macadamized  road  will  be 
ready  for  use  before  the  close  of  the  present  week. 
About  the  only  feature  of  the  boulevard  which  is  not 
complete  is  the  center  lawn,  upon  which  $15,000  has 
already  been  expended  in  filling. 

The  special  assessment  of  $225,000  was  made  upon 
the  property  owners  after  a  compromise  was  affected 
with  the  three  large  owners  who  positively  control 
the  improvement.  To  these,  iu  order  to  gain  their 
consent,  a  rebate  was  given  by  the  West  Park  board. 
Now  some  of  the  smaller  property  owners  are  dissat 
isfied  because  the  rebate  is  not  general.  Carl  Moll, 
cashier  of  the  National  Bank  of  Illinois  and  member 
of  the  West  Park  board,  says: 

"It  should  be  understood  that  when  an  assessment 
of  $15  per  foot  has  been  made  the  increase  in  value 
has  been  three  or  four  times  the  cost.  With  this 
beautiful  boulevard  and  the  lighting  and  improve- 
ments that  will  be  made  as  a  result  the  owners  who 
are  dissatisfied  will  find  that  their  property  has  in 
crease  '  from  §45  to  $50  per  foot." 

Mr.  Moll  is  authority  for  the  statement  that  an 
electric  plant  for  the  whole  West  Side  system  of 
lighting  in  parks  and  on  boulevards  is  about  to  be 
erected  Plans  are  being  drawn  to  this  end,  and  not 
only  will  the  boulevards  now  lighted  by  the  park 
board  be  lighted  by  this  system,  but  it  is  possible 
that  arrangements  will  be  made  with  the  city  where- 
by Washington  boulevard,  Jackson  boulevard  and 
Twelfih  street  will  come  under  the  same  system.  It 
is  the  wish  of  the  West  Park  board  to  accomplish 
this  by  next  April  or  May.  The  cost  will  be  at  least 
$50,000. 


THE  Y.  M.  C.  A.  TO  BUILD  AT  EVANSTON. 

PLAN  TO   BUILD   ATTRACTIVE   BUSINESS  BLOCK  ON 
DAVIS  STREET. 

The  Evanston  branch  of  the  Young  Men's  Chris- 
tion  Association  has  plans  for  a  $125,000  building,  as 
a  result  of  the  State  convention,  which  was  recently 
held  in  thatcity.  Secretary  William  Boyd  announced 
at  the  last  session  that  William  Deering  had 
agreed  to  contribute  $15,000  as  soon  as  $75,000  had 
been  subscribed,  or,  if  that  amount  were'  slow  in 
coming,  one-fifth  of  the  expense. 

Secretary  William  Boyd,  J.  H.  Nitchie  and  P.  R 
Shumway,  the  building  committee  of  the  Evanston 
branch,  have  the  matter  in  charge  and  expect  to 
have  the  required  $75,000  collected  before  the  holi- 
days. Two  years  ago  the  committee  started  a  boom 
in  the  building  idea  with  good  success,  securing 
money  to  buy  a  valuable  lot  in  Orrington  avenue 
within  half  a  block  of  Davis  street. 

The  plan  is  to  build  an  attractive  business  block 
of  three  or  four  stories  adjoining  the  business  houses 
on  Davis  street.  The  lower  floor  will  probably  be 
rented  as  a  store,  and  in  the  other  floors  will  be  com 
modious  halls  and  rooms  designed  for  association 
work.  An  auditorium,  reading  rooms,  gymnasium 
and  baths  will  be  provided  for. 


RECENT  SUPREME  COURT  DECISIONS. 

Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ohanoellor,  members  OhloaRo  Bar. 
HOLDING  OVER  BY  TENANT. 

The  mere  holding  over  by  a  tenant  after  the  ex- 
piration of  the  term  loes  not  have  the  effect  of  re- 
newing the  tenancy  for  another  year.  Where  a  ten- 
ant for  a  year  or  for  years  holds  over  after  the  term 
expires,  without  any  new  agreement,  the  landlord 
has  his  election  to  treat  such  tenant  as  a  trespasser, 
or  as  a  tenant  for  another  year  upon  the  same  terms 
as  in  the  original  lease.  But  no  such  right  of  elec- 
tion belongs  to  the  tenant. 

It  is  also  pointed  out  that  under  our  present  sta- 
tute a  demand  for  possession  before  bringing  an 
action  for  forcible  detainer  is  not  necessary  against  a 
tenant  holding  over.-Supreme  Court  of  Illinois. 

DEFECTIVE  DESCRIPTION  IN  DEED. 

Where  a  deed  describes  land  as  containing  a  certain 
amount,  and  gives  correctly  its  north,  south  and  west 
boundaries,  the  eastern  boundary  being  shown  to  be 
erroneous,  may  be  rejected. 

Where  descriptions  are,  in  the  main,  applicable  to 
either  of  two  tracts  of  land,  the  location  may  be  de- 
termined by  evidence  of  the  circumstances  surround 
ing  and  connected  with  the  parties  and  the  land  at 
the  time  of  the  conveyance.— Supreme  Court  of  South 
Carolina. 

SPECIFIC  PERFORMANCE  OF    CONTRACT— DEFECTIVE 
DESCRIPTION  IN  DEEP 

In  a  case  praying  for  the  speciflc  performance  of  a 
contract  to  purchase  land,  recently  decided  by  our 
Supreme  Court  upon  an  appeal  from  the  Circuit  Court 
of  Cook  County,  it  was  pointed  out  that  a  court  of 
equity  will  not  always  confirm  the  speciflc  perform- 
ance of  a  contract,  and  if  there  is  anything  that 
makes  it  unconscionable  for  equity  to  lend  its  aid, 
speciflc  performance  will  not  be  decreed.  Speciflc 
performance  is  not  a  matter  of  right,  but  of  sound 
legal  discretion  resting  in  the  court.  Where  there 
is  any  doubt  about  the  validity  of  the  title,  or  its  be- 
ing free  from  liens  or  incumbrances,  the  court  will 
not  decree  a  speciflc  performance.  The  title  must 
not  be  doubtful,  its  validity  resting  upon  some  fact 
not  before  the  court.  On  the  other  hand,  while  a 
purchaser  cannot  be  compelled  to  take  a  doubtful 
title,  he  will  not  be  permitted  to  object  to  a  title  on 
account  of  a  bare  possibility  that  it  may  prove  de- 
fective. 

It  was  also  held  in  the  same  case  that  the  failure 
of  a  deed  to  give  the  meridian,  county  or  State  in 
which  the  land  conveyed  is  located,  the  county  and 
State  in  which  the  seller  and  purchaser  reside  being 
stated,  does  not  make  the  deed  invalid,  where  there 
is  evidence  of  possession  under  the  deed,  or  any  fact 
showing  what  tract  was  intended  to  be  conveyed. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Rook  SpringB  City,  Wyo.-The  $24,nC0  City  Hall  bonds 
have  been  sold  in  Boston  at  par. 

Oreede,  Ool.—Morra8&  Whitehead,  of  Denver  oarohased 
110.000  school  bonds  for  $9,500.  '  P"""'^^^'^ 

Bond  Hill,  Ohio.— R.  Kleyboldt  &  Oo.  purchased  «17  000 
waterworks  bonds  at  a  premiom  of  $165.  f  ".000 


AN  IMPORTANT    REAL  ESTATE  DECISION. 

A  judgment  rendered  by  the  superior  court  in  favor 
of  the  defendants  in  a  suit  brought  by  Walter  H. 
Wilson  against  Henry  B.  Mason  and  James  Hough- 
telling  for  commissions  has  been  affirmed  by  the  su- 
preme court.  Wilson  claimed  that  the  defendants 
authorized  him  to  sell  the  Real  Estate  Board  Build- 
ing at  the  northeast  corner  of  Randolph  and  Dear- 
born streets,  and  that  they  were  to  pay  him  a  com- 
mission of  2i  per  cent,  on  the  purchase.  Under  this 
agreement  Wilson  procured  the  executors  of  the  es- 
tate of  Alfred  Cowles,  deceased,  and  an  offer  of  $375,- 
000  for  the  property  was  made  and  accepted.  Before 
negotiations  were  closed  Wilson  was  offered  a  com- 
mission of  $5,000,  but  he  declined  and  insisted  that 
he  was  entitled  to  |9,375.  The  executors,  however, 
objected  to  the  title  'fflfered  by  Houghteling  and 
Mason  and  the  deal  fell  through.  In  the  court  below 
defendants  testified  in  substance  that  the  question 
of  Wilson's  commissions  was  discussed  before  he  was 
authorized  to  offer  the  property  for  sale,  and  that  he 
was  told  that  if  the  party  he  had  in  mind  would  take 
the  property  and  pay  defendants'  equity  therein  in 
cash  they  would  pay  2i  per  cent,  commission.  The 
jury  so  found  and  the  flnding  was  sustained. 


fn^f  hri^^  Charles  M.  Palmer  has  prepared  plans 
Z  w  T  '^'"^/'if^'^t^^^  Fortyrflfth  street, 

for  E  A.  Boydell.   They  will  cover  50x65  feet,  two 

hri^r'w^H  high,  be  built  of  stone  and 

$18  000       "modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about 

Architect  R.  B.  Watson  is  preparing  plans  for  a 
a  JiVl'^^  contain  bathrooms,  a  public  laundry  and 
Piahth  .nH^rSu^.^^^^o'ith  avenue,  between  Thirty- 
eighth  and  Thirty-ninth  streets,  for  the  city.  It  will 
^n%J!?  stones  and  basement  high,  with  a  frontage  of 
50  feet  and  a  debth  of  125  feet  for  the  flrst  story  and 
dZ  feet  above,  have  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta 

finish,  hot  water  heating,  cement  floors,  tile  floor  in 
waiting  room,  slate  stalls,  marble  work,  hard  plaster, 
laundry  tubs  and  sixty  shower  baths,  besides  two 
others.   Cost,  $i  5,000. 

Architects  Healy  &  Gilbert  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  row  of  three  pretty  residences  on  South  Park 
fT.^^"'¥r^^4^^?°  Seventieth  and  Seventy-flrst  streets, 
for  F.  H  England.  They  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement  high,  40x50  ftet,  have  stone  fronts,  with 
bays  of  same  material,  oak  flnish,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  total  cost  of  about  $18,000. 

Architects  Beyer  &  Bautert  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  stock  house  at  South  Second  and  Josephine 
streets.  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  for  M.  Winters  &  Brother.  It 
will  cover  56x88  feet,  four  stories  high,  be  of  flre- 
proof  construction,  built  of  brick,  stone  and  steel 
have  composition  roof,  iron  stairs  and  window  guards 
concrete  floors,  elevator  platform  run  by  engine,  and 
the  latest  appliances,  at  a  cost  of  about  $70,000. 

Architect  L.  H.  Heinze  has  designed  for  K.  Miller 
a  tv?o-story,  basement  and  attic  residence  to  be  built 
?°  .  o^'i^  boulevard,  near  Halsted  street.  It  will 
front  23  feet  with  a  depth  of  68.  it  will  be  con- 
structed of  stone,  the  interior  being  flnished  in  oak 
and  birch  and  will  be  heated  by  hot  water  or  steam. 
It  will  cost  $6,500. 

Architect  Howard  Van  Doren  Shaw  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  residence  in  Highland  Park  for  N  Gor- 
with.  It  will  be  in  the  colonial  style  of  architecture, 
basement,  two  stories  and  attic  high,  37x50  feet  have 
stone  foundation,  oak  and  Mahogany  flnish,  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $6,000  to  $7  0  0. 

Architect  Julian  Barnes  has  prepared  plans  and  is 

about  to  let  contracts  for  an  apartment  building  at 

the  southeast  corner  of  Fifty-first  street  boulevard 

and  Lexington  avenue,  for  Frank  B.  McKenny  &  Co 

It  wil  cover  100x83  feet,  four  stories  and  basement 

high,  have  fronts  of  stone  for  the  flrst  story,  pressed 

brick  above,  be  provided  with  steom  heat,  electric 

light  hard  wood  flnish,  marble  wainscoting  and  mo- 

^^'L.  Isitest  improvements,  at  a  cost 

01  *dO,000. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 


Rogers'  reeub.  Its  36  to  42  of  b  62  (pi  Us  8  to  14  and  46  in  B  I  Ld  Co's 
enb  in  Waeh  Hgte)  in  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  H  of  sec  37  14.  Nov  3  31  a 
m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR.  •    ^  » 

Tarck'8  resnb,  Its  1,  ?.  3,  4,  11.  12  and  13  in  b  1:  Its  3,  4.  s!  6  7  8  11  12 
13  17.  18  and  19  in  b  2;  Its  3,  16,  19.  20  and  21  in  b  3  Its  1  2  3  8  9  18 
19.  20  21  and  22  in  b  4  of  b  12  in  .Tones'  snb  In  the  u  H  of  the  s  w 
fuNOB  ^'  "  "  "  Stevens,  master,  no  La  Sallt 

°^!'^  4°"'  ^  '  °'  "'^  °  ^'  8  ^'  °'       8  w  1^  of  sec  28  39 

14.  Nov  9,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  bik.  NCR. 

Nichole»'  sub.  It  24  in  b  2  of  the  e  Y,  of  Its  16  and  16  in  the  School 
Trustees  sub,  of  seo  16  38  14.  Nov  8,  11  a  m.  Geo  N  Stevens,  master. 

RoRer's  reenb  Its  43,  44,  46.  47.  48,  49  60  and  61  of  b  62  (ex  Its  8  to  14 
and  46)  in  the  B  I  Ld  Co's  snb  in  Wash  Bgtn  in  the  w  V.  of  the  n  w 
M  of  seo  20  37  14.  Nov  8,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

°  ,*a?  °u*.°,^.°'*  ^'  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  sees  5  and  6  37  IS:  also  It 

13  in  b  3  of  Berger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk  in  the  s  w  54  of  seo  32  38  16 
Nov  2,  11  a  m.  PL  Sherman,  mater,  66  Reaper  biK.  NOR. 

'°       of  b  2  In  b  6  of  bs  1  to  5  and  w   W  of 
b  6  in  Teirnan's  sub  of  the  e  y,  of  the  8  w  J4  (61  the  w  4.62  acres) 
and  of  the  w  1.37  chains  of  the  w  Y,  of  the  s  e  !4  of  seo  18  39  14:  also 
t     "■J"  L^V^S  "  "  '°  Harding's  sub  of  the  w!4  of  the  n  e  H 

of  sec  U  39  13.  Nov  18.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  Woolverton,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lorimer's  sub.  Its  1.  3,  9  to  13,  17,  a.  22,  23.  28.  33.  36.  40  and  44  of  the 
e  '/j  of  Its  1  and  4  in  Ingloha.  t's  sub  of  th-^  s  w  y  of  seo  7  38  14  Nov 
12,  10  a  m.  JasB  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  aod  29  in  b  2,  being  a  snb  in  sec  36  41  12.  Nov  12  11  a 
m.  Walter  Botler,  master,  66  Portland  bIk.  L  N.  ' 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  suh.  It  43  in  b  4,  It  10  io  b  6,  It  38  in  b  3  It  22 
in  b  6,  It  25  in  b  6,  It  40  in  b  4.  It  12  in  b  6,  It  39  in  b  3  Nov  11  11a 
m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N. 

Dingee  &  McDaniel's  resab.  It  18  in  b  4  of  bs  3,  6,  9  and  10  and  the  s  U 
of  b  8  of  the  village  of  Wilmetts.  Nov  15,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Hauser 
admtrx.  NOR.  ' 

Van  Schaack  it  Herrick's  sub,  It  20  in  b  3  It  23  in  b  3,  It  44  in  b  4  It  24 
in  b  9,  It  48  iu  b  3,  It  20  in  b  6.  It  39  in  b  4,  It  48  in  b  3  of  the  n  40  acres 
of  the  w  H  of  the  e  Yt  of  sec  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  11  a  m.  H  L  Walt  mas- 
fer,  L  N.  ' 

Smith's  resnb  of  Gilliam's  sub,  It  26  of  b  3  of  It  3  in  the  ptn  of  the  s  V< 
of  the  s  e  !i  ot  12  39  18.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  sab.  It  16  in  b  6,  It  45  in  h  3,  It  42  in  b  3  It  4 
in  b  6,  It  86  in  b  3,  It  46  la  b  3  of  the  n  4o  acres  of  the  v  Yt  ot  the'  «  U 
of  seo  2  39  13.  Nov  11. 11  a  m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  h  N. 


October  26,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1023 


WARF?ANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Oct.  24,  1895. 

  bales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            305  11,806.473 

Olt7,  under  $1,000                         110  66,550 

0°™*y  116  444,375 


Total   630 


$2,1)17,398 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Oct.  25,  1894. 

_                                         8ale8.  Amount. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                            2s»3  $1,601,829 

Olty,  under  1,000                           107  59,933 

Oonnty                                        121  234.401 


Total   621 


11,796.163 


Aberdeen  et,  141  ft  n  of  63d,  w  f  25x124^; 
Sep  24.  R  Poppenberg  to  K  A  Bergdahl 

  |4,200 

Aberdeen  at,  244  ft  s  of  eist,  e  f  25x124 
8-10;  Oot  21.  J  Strohmeier  to  A  Severin 

 $3,0C0 

Aberdeen  at,  153  ft  n  of  62d,  e  f  25x124 
8-10;  Oot  21.  A  Severin  to  J  Strohmeier 

  $5,000 

Aberdeen  at,  n  e  oor  60th,  w  f  25x124.59; 
Aas:  26.  B  F  Jonea  to  J  L  Patteraon  Jr 

 115,000 

Adama  at  W,  premiaea  No  1541,  25x180; 

Oot  19.  P  J  Tank  to  8  A  Sonlly .  .|12,000 
Ada  8t,  225  ft  a  of  62d,ef  25x117;  Oot  16. 

F  D  Biahop  to  M  A  Woodworth  |3..SO0 

Addiaon  av,  n  w  oor  Paulina  at,  a  f  60x 
125;  Oot  17.  0  Seedorf  to  B  W  Zoellner 

 $3,500 

Addison  av,  aame  ppty;Oot  17.  W  Zoellner 

to  0  Seedorf  $3,000 

Albany  av,  97  ft  n  of  W  24th  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  Sep  5.  H  Q  Foreman  to  A  Marareo 

 $1,000 

Albany  av,  125  ft  a  of  Hnron  at,  e  f  25x 
126;  Sep  14.  I  Van  Horn  to  E  Maloney 

 $6,300 

Allport  at,  249  ft  W  19th,  e  f  24x125;  Dec 

24,'94.  J  WaokoQt  to  J  L  Novak.  .$4,550 
Argyle  at,  478  ft  e  of  Southport  av,  a  f  40 
xl44;Ootl0.  0  Hengeaoh  to  F  Petgea 

 il.SCO 

Armonr  av,  125  ft  a  of  Slat  at,  w  f  25x100; 
Oot  15.  M  0  Tremain  to  H  B  Taylor 

 $1,000 

Armonr  av,  69  ft  a  of  52d  at,  w  f  25x100; 

Oot  7.  C  Jongbloth  to  F  8  Nillea. .  $1,825 
Ashland  av,  ^25  ft  a  of  Addiaon,  w  f  25x 
123  24-100;  Oot  15.  B  Rnhlmann  to  A  S 

Terill  $4,500 

Aahland  av,  a  w  oor  W  20th  at,  e  f  50x144; 

Oot  23.  P  Wohler  to  J  H  Beimer. .  .$5,0(i0 
Aahland  av,  249  ft  a  of  49th  at,  w  f  50x121; 

Sep  23.  M  Keating  to  P  Sheridan. $10,000 
Austin  av,  a  w  oor  Smart  at,  n  f  48>^xl25; 
Oot  11.  A  M  Lnasenhap  to  A  B  Jaooba 

 $9,000 

Avenue  K,  a  e  oor  Indianapolia,  w  f  1(  Ox 
169;  July  6.  N  Hansen  Jr  to  A  H  Bower 

 $1,250 

Baltimore  av,  n  e  oor  87th  at,  w  f  24J^x 
120,  more  or  leaa;  Oot  14.  W  Stanley  to 

M  Kelly  ,  fs.ooo 

Baltimore  av,  aame  ppty ;  Oot  16.  M  Kelly 

to  M  Stanley  $5,200 

Belden  av,  120  ft  s  of  Bisaell  st,  n  f  24x 
125;  Sep  7.  B  S  Phelps  to  H  M  Samuel- 
son  $3,600 

Belmont  av,  168  ft  w  of  Paulina  at,  a  f  24 
xl23;  Oot  21.  M  Knnkel  to  M  M  Eper- 

8on  $5,000 

Belmont  av,  146  ft  e  of  Perry,  s  f  373^x 
125;  Oot  14.  F  F  Johnson  to  J  Soharmer 

 $6,000 

Berkeley  av,  a  w  oor  Bowen,  e  f  26x49; 
Oot  15.  OyrOa  S  Morehonae  to  Charles 

H  Brigga  $60,000 

Bertean  av,  141  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  a  f  50x 
133;  Oot  15.  0  L  Simon  to  A  M  Wagner 

 $1,200 

Bond  av,  bet  80th  and  8l8t  ate,  e  f  25x 
124;  Oot  9.  L  M  Higgina  to  L  Bratt 

 $1,000 

Buena  Park  terraoe,  165  ft  e  of  Evaneton 
av,  n  w  f  80x100;  Oot  16.  G  W  Hubbard 

to  J  P  Birren  $5,200 

Butler  st,  74  ft  n  of  32d,  w  f  25x134  8-10; 
Mar  17,'93.  M  Stanek  to  V  F  Mashek 

 ■  $2,000 

Bntler  at,  aame  ppty;  Mar  18,'93.  V  F 

Maahek  to  M  Stanek  $2,0C0 

Butler  st,  120  ft  a  of  74th,  e  f  40x167;  Oot 

1.  S  J  Lynch  to  0  D  Edvearda  $7,000 

Butler  at,  124  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  25x125;  Oot 

5.  A  Kriesoher  to  W  P  Haight.... $1,450 
Butler  st,  99  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  25x125;  Oot 
e.  Same  to  W  8  Edeon  $1,250 


Carpenter  st,  125  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x124)^ ; 
Oot  17,  A  L  Smith  to  B  F  Riohaaon 

 $2,500 

Carpenter  at,  66  ft  n  pf  53d,  e  f  32.82x 
125;  Oot  17.  True  Standard  L  and  B 

Asan  to  W  Lindemann  $2,200 

Carroll  av,  a40  ft  w  of  Paulina  at,  n  f  24x 
124;  Aug  3.  H  T  Meaoham  to  M  (i 

Fhillipa  $4,000 

Central  Park  av,  175  ft  a  of  Ohio  st,  w  f 
25x119;  Oot  17.   W   Snman  to  W  H 

Troyer  $4,700 

Center  av,  164  ft  n  of  68th  at,  w  f  24i^x 
124  65-100;  Oot  17.  A  E  Anderson  to  A 

Reinhold  $.^,000 

Center  av,  125  ft  s  of  68th  at,  e  f  25x124}^; 
Oot  1.  C  J  Weasels  to  D  Soholtena  etal 

 $3,000 

Center  av,  144  ft  n  of  48th  at,  e  f  24x 
124  7-10;  Oot  21.  MTarpey  to  MHogan 

 $1,500 

Chicago  av,  121  ft  e  of  Ridgeway,  a  f  24x 
125;  Oot  10.  R  0  Sullivan  to  W  Legner 

 ^  ^  ^  ^  200 

Clark  st  S,  160  ft  n  of  106th  pi",  e*  f '37>^x 
1213^;  Oot  1.  B  C  Wentworth  to  I  Mo- 
Donald   $1,350 

Clark  at  N,  100  ft  n  w  of  Eddv,  n  e  f  26x 
125,  und  %  int;  Sep  30.  M  J  MoCormiok 

to  M  L  MoCormiok  $1,125 

Clybourn  av,  175  ft  a  e  of  Lewia  at,  n  e  f 
25  ft  to  alley;  Oot  4.  8  S  Fowler  to  L  C 

Olaen    $6,000 

Colorado  av,  bet  Kedzie  and  Albany,  a  e 
f  18x59;  Oot  17.  Maat  in  Chy  to  GA 

Seaverna  $3,709 

Congress  at,  200  ft  e  of  Franoiaoo,  n  f  37 
X150;  Oot  21.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Lumber- 

man'a  B  L  Aaan  $9,750 

Cornell  at,  opp  Holt,  a  f  23x128;  Oot  14 

J  Mandel  to  S  Warozawaki  $1,800 

Conrtland  at,  n  e  oor  Ballon,  a  f  60x137}^; 
Oot  22.  M  Marquardt  to  O  Matthews 

 $4,000 

Curtia  at,  lllj^  ft  s  of  Huron,  e  f  36x110; 

Oot  16.  L  Thoen  to  J  J  Thoen. .  .$12,500 
Dickson  at,  96  ft  n  of  Blanche,  e  f  24x 
124  8-10;  Oct  14.  H  Stewart  et  al  to  P 

Sowalaki   $3,000 

Diveraey  av,  101  ft  w  of  Thomaa,  n  f  25x 

125;  Oct  15.  H  E  Sittig  to  J  Kuhns. $1,000 
Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Sucramento,  s  f  83 
19-100x125; Oot  7.  V  M  Rhodes  to  $R  C 

Givins  et  al  $35,000 

Douglas  blvd,  144  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  e  f 
24x167}^;  Oot  21.  B  F  King  to  B  L  King 

 $2,000 

Douglas  blvd,  n  w  oor  W  12th  st,  e  f  98% 
xl23;  July  27.  Q  Steel  to  T  J  O'Gera 

 $15,000 

Douglas  blvd,  25  ft  e  of  Spanlding  av,  s 
f  26x167  7-10;  July  10.  E  A  Cummings 

to  W  Taylor  $3,695 

Drexel  av,  106  ft  n  of  83d  st,  e  f  75x125; 
Oot  1.  A  B  Stockham  to  M  M  Freeman 

 $2,000 

Eastwood  av,  141  ft  w  of  Robey  at,  a  f 
37  7-10x1211^;  Cot  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

Ravenawood  L  &  B  Aaan  $2,641 

Eggleston  av,  165  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  35x 
125;  Oot  21.  F  M  Edwards  to  FF  Oviatt 

 $5,500 

Eighty-fourth  at,  n  e  oor  Homan  av,  a  f 
98x1251^;  Oct  15.  F  E  Morse  to  F  F 

Boehm  $1,324 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  176  ft  e  of  Vincennea 
av,  a  f  371^x125;  Oot  13,'91.  8  E  Gross 

to  F  G  Thompson   $3,150 

Eighty  ninth  pi,  237  ft  w  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  s  f  48x125;  Oct  17.  Q  Steni- 

haus  to  8  C  Weiaer  $1,962 

Emerald  st,  250  ft  e  of  N  44th  av,  s  f  50x 
124;  Oot  16   F  Uanatein  to  B  Hanaen 

 $1,000 

Eugenie  at,  n  e  oor  Wella,  a  f  58i^x80;  Oot 

23.  J  Kasper  to  A  Crawford  $13,000 

Evanaton  av,  n  w  oor  Lunt,  e  f  136. 67x 
191.27;  Oot  9.  T  8  Hawley  to  M  0 

Clancy  $9,000 

Evana  av,  185  ft  n  of  48th  at,  w  f  25x117; 

Oot  19.  C  W  Upp  to  F  Stotzer  $8,000 

Evans  av,  91%  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Sep  30.  L  L  Sutherland  to  G  A  Letter 

 $1,000 

Evana  av,  bet  68th  and  69th  ata,  w  f  50x 
121  9-10;  Oot  23.  B  Snydaoker  to  JL 

Kane  $1,250 

Ewing  at,  100  ft  w  of  Clinton,  s  f  25x 
118  810,  und  %  int;  Oot  21.  G  Qiang- 

erilo  to  F  De  Lia  $3,CC0 

Exchange  av,  n  e  oor  81st  st,  w  f  48x125; 
Oct  17, '90.  E  A  Miller  to  E  N  «mith 

 $1,800 

Exchange  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  4,'94.  E  N 
Smith  to  G  F  Herring  $4,000 


Fairfield  av,  312  ft  b  of  W.19th  at,  e  f  24 


X125;  Oot  19.  B  Benda  to  I  Juza. ..  $1,276 
Fairview  av,  266  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty ;  July  15.  R  C  Givins 

to  F  Robertson  $2,000 

Farragut  av,  108  ft  w  of  Winchester,  s  f 
50x125;  Oct  15.  J  Hanson  to  T  H  Swan- 
son    $1,200 

Faxon  st,  a  e  cor  Wood,  n  f  85xl38i^;  Oct 

21.  F  F  Oviatt  to  F  M  Edwards. .  .$4,500 
Fifth  av,  a  e  oor  Calhoun  pi,  w  f  25x80, 
leaaehold  int  therein;  Oct  21.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  J  L  Batchelder  $11,183 

Fiftieth  pi  W,  216  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
25x125;  Feb  18.  C  H  K  Batoheldor  to  A 

Sawkins  $2,500 

Fiftieth  st,  282  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n  f  25 
xl26;  Sep  20.  E  G  Hinckley  to  G  J 

Knebler   $3,000 

Fiftieth  av  8,  a  w  oor  Washington  st,  e  f 
•    5CX180;  Oot  15.  M  A  Melvin  to  W  C 

Westfall  ,  $1,6C0 

Fiftieth  pi  W,  216  ft  e  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
25x125,  correction,  Feb  18.  C  U  Kehoe 

to  A  Sawkins  $2,5C0 

Fifty-flfth  pi,  175  ft  w  of  Springfield  av, 
n  f  125x121;  Oct  16.  C  S  MaoCarty  to 

W  H  Pruder  $2,000 

Fifty  fifth  pi,  a  e  oor  8  40th  av,  n  f  303x 

121;  Oct  16.  Same  to  W  Garnett.  ..$3,600 
Fisk  at,  26  ft  a  of  19th  pi,  e  f  25x100;  Oct 

2].B8kndera  to  E  Skodera  $3,800 

Forty-firat  ot  S,  141  ft  s  of  Colorado  av,  e 
f  601^x126;  Aug  1", '92.  A  V  Brown  to 

R  R  Rice  $3,500 

Forty-second  av  8,  46  ft  n  of  Madison  at, 
w  f  46x180;  Sep  26.  J  J  Bnrke  to  T  A 

Snow  $3,000 

Forty-second  st  W,  216  ft  n  of  Boldenweck 
av,  e  f  24x163;  Oot  18.  O  B  Couklin  to 

O  Z  Olson  $1,8(  0 

Forty-second  av  8,  250  ft  n  of  16th  st,  w 
f  25x1253^;  Oct  2.  J  Komen  to  A  B 

Behrenbruoh  $1,750 

Forty-second  ot  N,  300  ft  s  of  Coegrove 
av,  w  f  50x  155  7-10;  Oot  22.  M  Ropp  to 

A  Maher  ,  $1,500 

Forty-fifth  pi  W,  256  ft  w  of  Vincennea 
av,  n  f  25x124;  Oot  10.  0  D  Edwards  to 

8  J  Lynch  $15,000 

Forty-seventh  ot  N,  150  ft  n  of  Bunnyaide 
av,  e  f  50x125;  Apr  27.  M  Wataon  to  F 

C  Wilaon  $5,000 

Forty-aeventh  st,  126  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
24x125;  Apr  5,'92.  J  M  O'Connell  to  M 

O'Oonnell  $1,200 

Forty-seventh  pi  W,  139  ft  w  of  Union  st, 
n  f  24x125;  Oot  18.  J  Homolka  to  K 

Stenszewski    $4,500 

Forty-seventh  pi,  260  ft  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  n  f  18.65x128  8-10;  Oot  4. 

B  F  Calkins  to  0  C  Housel  $8,800 

Forty-eighth  st,  s  w  oor  Evans  av,  n  f  125 
x48i^;  Oct  1.  H  8  Brown  to  8  L  Burn- 
ham   $60,000 

Forty-eighth  pi  W,  293  ft  e  of  Union  av, 
a  f  24x125;  Oot  17.  N  McCarthy  to  B 

Freil  $3,500 

Fourteenth  at  W,  n  w  oor  Johnston,  a  f 
24x107;  Oot  15.  T  J  Rice  to  F  Goodman 

 $l5.00n 

Fransisoo  st,  300  ft  s  of  Courtland,  w  f  25 
xnO%;  Oct  23.  J  Anderson  to  M  Jor- 

genaen   $2,500 

Franoiaoo  av,  180  ft  n  of  Fullerton,  e  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  Oct  12.  J  Green  to  E  Oelker 

 $1,000 

Fullerton  av,  57  ft  w  of  Poland,  n  f  50x 

125;  Oct  8.  D  N  Hanaon  to  T  Barg. $1,000 
Fulton  at,  24  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  95x124; 
Oot  19.  L  Wolflf  to  L  WolflE  Manufactur- 
ing Company  $11,875 

Fulton  at,  50  ft  e  of  Fairfield  av,  s  f  25x 
120;  Oot  21.  C  R  Oushman  to  H  A  Oush- 

man  $2,200 

Gladys  av,  bet  California  and  Washtenaw, 
s  f  24x100;  Oot  15  Mast  in  Chy  to  Con- 
servative B  <t  L  Aasn   $5,613 

Grace  st  W,  106  ft  e  of  N  43d  av,  s  f  60x 
100;  Oot  7.  C  Meyer  to  G  W  Eshbaugh 

 $1,600 

Grand  blvd.  80  ft  s  of  48th  pi,  w  f  22x150; 

Oot  18.  D  S  Baird  to  H  R  Wilson.  .$6,600 
Green  Bay  av,  76  ft  s  of  90th  st,  w  f  25x 
140;  Oct  16.  B  F  Porter  to  0  Johnson 

 $2,200 

Greenwood  av,  n  e  oor  44th  st,  w  f  75x100; 
Oot  15.  Charles  H  Brigga  to  Cyrus  8 

Morehouse  $90,000 

Green  st,  150  ft  n  of  eist,  e  f  50x125;  Oot 

24.  W  T  Church  to  M  E  Minnick.  .$2,000 
Green  st.  s  w  cor  68th,  e  f  69x125;  Oot  19. 

G  F  Wisshack  to  R  Seifert  $15,000 

Grenshaw  st,  57  ft  e  of  Spanlding  av,  s  f 
26x130;  Oot  22.  J  D  Leslie  to  0  Barendt 

 ,  $1,076 

Gnnn  at,  premiaea  No  806,|  26x112;  Sep 


23,  8  Sigler  to  0  H  Ohipman  $2,500 

Halsted  at,  349  ft  a  of  71at,  w  f  25x125; 

Oot  16.  J  Bates  to  K  Batea  $1,600 

Halsted  st,  217  ft  n  of  58th  st,    w  f  24x 
1221^;  July  in.  J  A  Stephan  toQ  Bourke 

  $2,500 

Haleted  at,  323  ft  s  of  68th,  w  f  25xl2f.i^; 

Oot  16.  C  M  Leitoh  to  W  W  Long. $12,000 
Halsted  st,  193  ft  n  of  71at,  w  f  25x117; 
May  1.  Pacific  L  and  H  Asan  to  O  0 

Bntta  $2,800 

High  st,  250  ft  s  of  Belden  av,e  f  7»}4  ft  to 
alley;  Sep  24.  F  L  Boerger  to  A  Meschke 

 $8,500 

Homan  av,  n  w  cor  Center  st,  e  f  48x125; 

Oot  18.  A  H  Hill  to  F  Biohter  Jr.  $1,000 
Houstoff  av,  230  ft  a  of  88th  at,  w  f  26x 
140;  Oot  17  Eat  of  J  Shohl  to  U  Sbohl 

 $1,260 

Howe  at,  680  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  Willow, 
w  f  24x1323^;  Oct  21.  W  Koboor  to  F 

Ermisoh  $2,900 

Hoyne  av,  200  ft  n  of  Webster,  w  f  26x 
126;  Oot  5.  J  Kluozydski  to  8  Szynczak 

 $2,925 

Humboldt  st,  141  ft  n  of  Diveraey  av,  e  f 
75x125^,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  7.  R  C 

Givina  et  al  to  G  M  Hawtell  $8,100 

Huron  at,  40  ft  e  of  LaSalle  av,  n  f  22i^x 
109;  Oot  3.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8  A  Cox 

 $4,816 

Indiana  av,  146  ft  a  of  26th  st,  e  f  22J^x 
162;  Sep  24.  W  Fitzgerald  to  M  F  Fitz- 
gerald $18,000 

Indiana  at,  bet  N  47th  and  48th  av,  a  f  36 
xl24;  Deo  16,'89.  A  B  Dewey  to  J  Lind- 

holm  $1,211 

Indiana  at,  88  ft  w  of  Deaplaines,  n  f  21x 
80;  Sep  15.  G  Halvorsen  to  L  A  Aiani 

 $5,000 

Indiana  av,  n  w  oor  56th  st,  e  f  148}^x 

161;  Oot  8.  H  W  King  to  S  E  Hart.$35,O0O 
Indiana  av,  225  ft  a  of  47th  st,  e  f  25x160; 

Oot  15.  J  C  Griffin  to  J  F  Waters.  .$3,000 
Indiana  av,  70  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  30x161; 

Oct  19.  D  8  Bryant  to  H  W  Bryant.$4,500 
Indiana  av,  150  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  lOOx 

161;  Oot  19.  Same  to  same  $15,000 

Jackson  st,  298  ft  w  of  Throop,  s  f  25x 
126;  Oot  17.  J  E  Uennersheets  to  C  L 

Ha'l  $5,000 

Jackson  at,  288  ft  n  of  56th,  w  f  24x1063^; 
Oot  19.  T  Anwand  to  E  R  Van  Lennep 

 $11,000 

Jeflferson  st,  250  ft  s  of  120th,  e  f  25x123; 
Oot  11.  A  T&S  Bank  to  G  A  Wood 

 $1,850 

Johnston  av,  166  ft,  more  or  iesa,  e  of 
Humboldt  blvd,  a  f  25x100;  Oct  23.  A 

Anderaon  to  B  Kirschatein  $3,500 

Johnston's  sub.  It  22  and  It  24  b  13  e  3^  s 
e  3^,  36  39  14,  legal  description;  Oot 
21.  J  Lagesberg  to  0  Halvorsen ..  $4,500 
Kenmore  av,  400  ft  n  of  Ardmore,  w  f  50 
xl50;  July  27.  P  Chancellor  to  N  J 

Grosvenor  $5,000 

Kenwood  av,  20  ft  n  of  48th  st,  e  f  20x 
89,43;  Oot  16.  A  N  Warner  to  T  B  Wis- 
dom et  al  $12,500 

Kimbark  av,  221  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  25x 
125^;  June  10.  D  E  Hamilton  to  B  M 

Thomas  $1,200 

Kimbark  av,  187  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  50x 
165;  Sep  27.  8  L  Bornham  to  H  8  Brown 

 $30,000 

Kramer  st,  276  ft  e  of  Union,  n  f  25x70, 
more  or  less;  Oot  9,'94.  D  Lane  to  D  H 

Lane  $4,200 

Laflin  at,  291  ft  a  of  63d,  w  f  25x124;  Sep 
28.  Marquette  B  and  L  Aasn  to  D  L 

Dillon  $1,000 

Laflin  st,  s  e  oor  64th,  w  f  48.3x124;  Oot 

19.  D  Goodwin  to  J  MoKeown  $1,750 

Lakewood  av,  n  w  cor  Berwyn,  e  f  50x 
123;  Oot  30,'93.  J  A  McDowell  to  M  H 

Clover  $7,420 

Langley  av,  192  ft  a  of  65th  at,  w  f  24x 
122;  Oot  22.  A  Lang  to  W  Jaoobaen 

 $1,200 

Langley  av,  23  ft  a  of  38th  at,  wf  20x112; 

Oct  21.  J  E  Hall  to  C  Hall  $5,500 

La  Salle  at,  262  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  dlst, 
e  f  30x127;  Oot  22.  W  W  Long  to  C  M 

Leitoh  $5,000 

La  Salle  st,  31  ft  n  of  Cedar,  e  f  2ixl()l}^; 

Oot  11.  A  H  Kenly  to  H  Benze. .  .$14,000 
La  Salle  st,  542  ft  n  of  37th,  e  f  24x1203^; 
Oot  I.EM  Post  to  L  M  Morgan  et  al 

 $4,000 

La  Salle  st,  322  ft  s  of  W  57th  pi,  w  f  25x 
122;  Oot  17.  J  H  MoOonnell  to  W  C 

Barron  $6,600 

Lawndale  av,  192  ft  n  of  Potomac,  w  f 
49x124;  Aug  25.  W  T  Orr  to  O  E  Weber 
 $1,50^ 

(Continued  jn  page  1025 


1024 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  26.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  \  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identifled 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
npbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotDrers 
have  an  assaranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  manufacturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  command  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zino, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
olays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Bail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  snooess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States,  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CLiAims  COIIPANIT. 

*0HN  WEDDEBBUBN,     -     MANAGING  ATTOBNES, 

P.  0.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  C 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

SO  DIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
•ince  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
/housandei  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
•ati'  fuooessfr  1 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY, 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Senersl  Jobblnf;  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Oeneral  Jobbing  ii.  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING.  MASONRY, 

Ca.lcizxilziln.g,  eto. 
All  Ziaai  ot  Cement  Work  a  speolalt) 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Quincy  St., 
Balding  Material!  Y\  I  Caeo 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  COi 

215  Wabash  Ave..  CHICAGa 


Louis  Lukes,  Manager.  Telephone  Main  1481. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsnmBst  Restaiiranf'  in 
PmBrica 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
O^etrf^rs  and  Shell  Fish  a  anecialty. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Reader  ^'^^  klndly  accept  this  in- 
'vitation  to  visitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Gra  nd  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
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THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1025 


I 


(Oontinaed  from  page  1023.) 

Lawrence  av,  bordering  on  Lake  Michi- 
gan, 8  f  195J4xl30i^;  Oat  8.  \  Ohytraos 
to  A  Lange  |17,000 

Leivitt  at,  275  ft  8  of  Belle  Plaine  av,  e  f 
175x124;  Jane  1,'93.  a  M  L  J  Brown  to 
0  Koeble  f  3,675 

Leavitt  at,  103  ft  n  of  Qreenwich,  w  f  16x 
124^;  Oct  16.  R  8  Betts  to  J  W  Mar- 
doch   $27,0(0 

Leland  av,  166  ft  w  of  Milwankee,  n  f  50 
xl25,  more  or  less;  Oot  U).  M  De  Forest 
to  F  Korf  f  1,200 

Lexington  av,  112  ft  n  of  54th  pi,  e  f  Sdx 
164;  Sep  12.  E  B  H  jlman  to  vV  G  Stev- 
ens et  al   «30,0C0 

Lexington  av,  110  ft  n  of  32d  at,  e  f  5()x 
l64;Oot  16.F  0  Jooelyn  to  B  E  Ohindler 
   $8,750 

Lexington  at,  200  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  s  f 
V5xl24^;  Oot  17.  P  J  Wall  to  U  P 
Thompson  $3,500 

Lexington  st,  202  ft  w  of  N  47th  av,  n  f 
5Cxl25;  Oot  1(J.  W  A  Irwin  to  E  E 
Lonoks  $4,800 

Lincoln  av,  225  ft  a  of  88th  st,  w  f  60x125; 
Oot  8.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  0  0  Smith. $2, 233 

Lowe  av,  24  ft  n  of  29th  st,  w  f  24x124; 
Oct  14.  J  A  Qainlan  to  A  B  Qninlan 
 »6,000 

Lowe  av,  36  ft  n  of  119th  st,  e  f  26x123; 
Jane  17.  U  Ballin  to  M  Ballin  $3,000 

Lowe  av,  76  f t  b  of  28th  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Oot  15.  H  Fries  to  H  Groase  $2,400 

Laella  av,  190  ft  n  of  82d  st,  w  f  48x126; 
Jnly  30.  G  Wright  to  S  Wedeles..  .$1,000 

Lnnt  av,  160  ft  e  of  Soothport,  n  f  40x 
173;  Apr  8.  M  O  Clancy  to  K  Keaby 
 $5,260 

Madieon  at,  106  ft  e  of  W  62d,  s  f  60x80; 
Oct  1 .  T  A  Snow  to  J  J  Bnrke  ....  $2,400 

Madison  at,  156  ft  e  of  W  62d,  s  f  50x80; 
Oot  2.  Same  to  J  T  O'Oonnell  $1,200 

Madison  av,  200  ft  n  of  74tb  st,  e  f  26x 
126;  Oct  16.  R  Hawkina  to  0  M  Posey 
 $1,100 

Madison  av,  275  ft  a  of  72d  at,  w  f  60x 
126;  Oit  6.  A  B  Swan  to  J  M  Parneman 
 $2,000 

Maplewood  av,  s  w  cor  Potomac,  e  f  26x 
126;  Oot  17.  A  K  Mose  to  0  Sohroeder 
 $3,000 

Maplewood  av,  341  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  26x 
126;  Jnly  16.  0  A  Street  to  0  Swanson 
 $2,500 

Marshfield  av,  164>^  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f 
26x123;  Oot  18.  8  M  Ryan  to  O  B  Stob- 
bina  $4,000 

Marshfield  av.  No  6219.  26x120  78-100; 
Jaly  24.  J  0  McOraoken  to  J  D  Reig- 
hard  to  T  P  Keyes   $4,000 

Marshfield  av,  same  poty;  Oct  19.  J  D 
Reighard  to  F  P  Keyes  $5,200 

May  at,  25  ft  s  of  Front,  w  f  26x100;  Oot 
17.  B  A  L  Niedert  to  E  G  Nihlein. $3,0(  0 

May  st,  371  ft  a  of  53d,  e  f  2ixl24;  Oot 
14.  A  Kaminsky  to  H  Hverich  ...$2  0<0 

Michigan  av,  50  ft  n  of  7i!d  st,  w  f  5  'xl60, 
and  other  ppty;  Sep  '24.  J  Roster  to  A 
Wilber    $20,000 

Michigan  av,  premises  No  3123,  16%x 
160>^;  Oct  9  J  Glare  to  J  F  Olare.$17,500 

Miohig*n  av,  148J^  ft  n  of  f6  h  st,  e  f  /O 
xl6l;  Oot  5.  J  Undahy  to  J  Steiu.  .$3,250 

Michigan  av,  136  ft  s  of  115.h  pi  w  f  24x 
170;  Aug  7.  S  Hoohstadter  to  E  F 
Braren  $2,(  00 

Michigan  av,  106  ft  s  of  115th  pi,  w  f  25x 
170;  Ang  7.  Same  to  same  $2,000 

Milliard  av,  266  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  e  f 
60x125;  Jnly  8.  S  M  Salter  to  I  H  Man- 
aell  $2,600 

Montrose  blvd,  375  ft  w  of  Campbell  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Oot  16.  K  8  Terrill  to  B 
Knhlmann    $1,400 

Morgan  at,  272  ft  a  of  59th,  e  f  25x124.8; 
Oot  17.  0  L  Friake  to  J  Hendrickaon 
 $3,800 

Morgan  st,  112  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  25xl24>^, 
and  other  ppty;  Oct  1.  R  0  Jewett  to  C 
Hankinaon  $10,000 

Morgan  st,  76  ft  a  of  66th,  w  f  26zl24i^; 
Oot  21.  B  Anderson  to  W  H  C  Stege 
 $1,500 

Morgan  at,  25  ft  s  of  60th,  e  f  25x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Oot  1.  W  T  Church  to  0  F 
Brown  $6,000 

Morgan  av,  a  e  cor  W  102d  at,  w  f  126x 
I2l}4,  Oot  7.  E  Brandt  to  8  Sandek 
 13,000 

Mozart  at,  104  ft  s  of  Diversey  av,  e  f  52x 
126;  Sep  21.  H  B  Allen  to  J  L  Sheafter 
 $1,100 

Mnskegon  av,  276  ft  8  of  Slat  at,  w  f  25x 
124Vi;  Oct  19.  W  F  Ringer  to  F  H  At- 
wood  $1,500 


Nineteenth  at  W,  240  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f 
24x124;  Oot  12.  K  Paol  to  I  Pieohaly 
  ,  $3,026 

Ninety-sixth  Bt,  113J^  ft  e  of  Exchange 
av,  n  f  25x135;  Oot  23.  N  Fester  to  G 
A  Larson  $2  000 

Ninety-ninth  st,  341  ft  w  of  Michigan  a\, 
n  f  25x125;  Oot  12.  E  F  Bryant  to  A  S 
Baas,  $1,600 

Noble  st,  179  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Oot  14.  F  L  Kobe  to  F  J  Knbe.fl.OOO 

Normal  Parkway.  143  ft  e  of  Stewart  av, 
8  f  52x171;  Oot  16.  B  M  Raqoet  tj  L  U 
Holmea   $a,800 

North  av,  25  ft  e  of  Artesian,  a  f  24x120; 
Oot  4.  L  n  Olsen  to  S  3  Fowler. .#16,60.i 

Oakwood  blvd,  181  tt  e  of  Grand,  n  f  16 
xl5li^;Jnly  26,'9i.  O  S  Bnsh  to  HM 
Johnson   $12,000 

One  Hondred  and  Twelfth  st,  s  w  oor 
Portland  av,  n  f  511x124}^;  Oot  2.  A 
Haliaey  to  L  W  Yaggy  $1,300- 

Ooe  Handred  and  Nineteenth  st,  66  ft  w 
of  Desplaines,  n  f  i6il06;  Oot  1.  A  T  i 
S  Bank  to  J  R  Davies  $1,000 

Orchard  st,  premises  No  222  22x132"^; 
Oct  22.  E  M  Ort  to  B  A  Eastman ..  $2,600 

Osgood  st,  226  ft  8  of  Grace,  e  f  25x126; 
Jnly  20.  hJ  Peterson  to  0  L  Oolberg 
 $1,400 

Otto  st,  266  ft  e  of  Uerndon,  a  f  25x1213^; 
Oot  19.  A  H  MoOormiok  to  J  A  Sweeney 
 $2,.'-  00 

Palmer  at,  bet  Snnnyaide  av  and  Moiit- 
roee  blvd,  w  f  33>^xl  2J^;  Oct  li!  HW 
Fischer  to  B  0  Meye  s  #3,00(1 

Paulina  st,  12li^  ft  n  of  Uojgross,  e  f 
xl24J^;  Sep  7.  A  J  Shapaker  to  H  Be  ze 
 $6,300 

Paalina  st,  141  ft  a  of  Addisoa,  w  f  26x 
126;  Oot  1.  N  Book  to  J  B  Darand  $l,f,O0 

Parnell  av,  373  ft  s  of  68th  st,  w  f  26x 
144>^;  Aog  17.  I  J  Geer  to  R  Stewart 
 $2,900 

Perry  av,  bet  Cornelia  and  Roscoe  st,  w  f 
31^x123  «i-10;  Oct  22.  0  E  Seibman  to 
L  B  Starks  $1,600 

Perry  at,  68  ft  s  of  Berteai  av,  w  f  25x 
161,  and  other  opfy;  Oot  1.  N  Book  to 
W  G  Blet80h.,.r  $7,500 

Pine  Grove  av,  n  e  oor  Graoe  st,  w  f  69.8 
X146.9;  Jnly  31.  E  T  Stolesborg  to  M  K 
Seeman  $4,C00 

Prairie  av,  166  ft  a  of  6l8t  at,  w  f  40x 
1053^;  Oot  15.  F  H  Wachamnth  to  Sooth 
Side  Cycling  Glob   $6,000 

Princeton  av.  571  ft  n  of  55th  st,  w  f 
31  45-100x144;  Oot  22.  Est  of  J  Starr  to 
M  A  Starr  $1,200 

Ravenswood  Park  W,  96  ft  a  of  Melrose 
st,  e  f  24x113;  Oot  31.  H  Goldnacker  to 
L  Longfls   $3,400 

Ridgeway  av,  8  e  oor  Angoata  at,  w  f  50x 
125;  Oot  21.  F  O  Andrewa  to  E  G  Uih- 
lein   $1,200 

Ridgeway  av,  191  ft  n  of  DiVeraey,  e  f  75 
il25}^;  Sep  27.  E  Stock  to  A  Barwig 
 $1,350 

Ridgeway  av,  141  ft  a  of  Armitage,  w  f 
33x1 25 J^;  Oot  22.  F  Kams  to  G  F  Lan- 
Bgben   $2,(00 

Robey  st,  50  ft  n  of  Aicslie,  e  f  62x122; 
Oot  19.  S  H  Wright  to  F  A  Nelles. .  $1,800 

Robinson  av,  150  ft  s  of  Elm  st,  w  f  35x 
1253^;  Oot  24.  J  Lind  to  M  R  Bortree 
 $2,0C0 

Robinson  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  24.  M  R 
Bortree  to  b  Lind  $2,000 

Rogers  Park,  It  9  and  e  3^  It  10  bik  36; 
Aug  30.  B  Uamann  to  M  J  Culver. $5,(00 

Saokett  av,  141  ft  a  of  Gage  Park,  w  f  295 
xl21.  and  other  ppty;  Sep  6.  W  A  Hana- 
berg  to  G  H  Hausberg  $25,000 

Sacramento  av,  125  ft  n  of  School  st,  w  f 
64  ft  to  alley;  Jnly  6.  J  A  Stephan  to  G 
Bourke  *  2,600 

Sargamon  at,  73  ft  s  of  62d,  w  f  373^x 
124«^;  Oot  10.  J  R  Robertson  to  T  M 
Graham  $2,000 

Sangamon  at,  247  ft  a  of  56th,  w  f  27x124; 
Oct  22.  F  Traver  to  G  Milla  $2,700 

Sangamon  at,  250  ft  n  of  60th,  e  f  25x 
124.8;  Oot  21.  M  Powell  to  J  Jonas 
 $8,500 

Schiller  at,  122  ft  e  of  Sedgwick,  n  f  22x 
115;  Oct  18.  B  Thamerus  to  M  Qiltzow 
 $2,600 

Seeley  av,  169  ft  a  of  103d  st,  e  f  76x160; 
Oct  21.  W  H  Roberts  to  B  Simmons 
 $3,000 

Seventieth  at,  121  ft  e  of  Calumet  av,  a  f 
60x125;  Aug  31.  E  B  Camp  to  J  Reid 
 $2,160 

Seventy-second  at,  149  ft  e  of  Eimbark  av, 
n  f  50x125;  July  16.  Eat  of  M  A  New- 
hall  to  M  Carpenter  $2,320 


Seventy  third  at,  a  w  cor  Ada,  n  f  60x 
124U;  Oot  23.  C  GoUer  to  H  Dieringer 
 $1,000 

Sherwin  av,  21C  ft  e  of  Grand,  n  f  50x150; 
Oot  1.  F  H  Doland  to  J  C  Hills ....  $2,0(  0 

Shields  av,  60  ft  n  of  W  43d  pi.  w  f  26x 
125;  Oot  23.  Est  of  A  H  Stabenow  to  W 
Stabenow  $1,250 

ShurtlefT  av,  73  ft  a  of  Il6th8t,  ef  75x 
124;  Oot  22.  R  Fleiaohmann  to  R  Kapp- 
linger  $1,200 

Sixteenth  st  W.  74  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  24x 
124;  Oct  19.  L  Domanski  to  J  Lazaraky 
 $2,400 

Sixty-firat  at,  100  ft  e  of  Loomia,  n  f  26x 
119;  Oot  16.  G  Oatberg  to  Q  H  Bartletl 
 $4,000 

Sixty-firat  et,  a  eoor  May,  n  f  132.81x126; 
Apr  7,'94.  R  S  Givina  to  R  C  Givins 
 $3,000 

Sixty-first  st,  26  ft  w  of  Ada,  a  f  26x109; 
Oot  17.   N  McCarthy  to  B  Friel. .  .$3,000 

Sixty-second  st,  112  ft  w  of  Central  Park 
av,  a  f  25x125;  Oot  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to 
8  B  Buokner  $1,406 

Sixty-third  pi  W,  a  e  cor  Union  av,  ii  f 
701^x126;  Oot  19.  Carrie  G  Brownell  to 
Thomas  Clarey  et  al  $35,000 

dixty  third  st,  50  ft  e  of  Woodlawn  av,  n 
f  50x126  5-10,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  24. 
A  B  Wilber  to  J  Roster  $35,000 

Sixty  sixth  pi,  320  ft  w  of  Washington  av, 
8  f  ■(0x1261^;  Oot  19.  E  8  Bush  to  L 
BQ=h   $1,000 

Sixiy-ninth  st,  2.'>  ft  e  of  Sangamon,  8  f 
25x75;  Sep  26.  G  D  Pease  to  W  Hanoox 
 $1,600 

Soothport  av.  s  w  oor  Bryn  Mawr,  e  f  96x 
15.'S;  Oot  19.  A  Klein  to  B  M  Kelly. $3,000 

Southport  av,  25  ft  n  of  29th  pi,  e  f  48x 
110;  Sep  30.  E  Pardridge  to  8  Pard- 
ridge  $30,000 

Spaulding  av.  75  ft  s  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  26 
xl2.i,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  14.  B  B  Pratt 
to  P  A  Lord  $6,300 

State  St.  100  ft  s  of  72d,  w  f  76x160;  Oot 
22.  H  H  Bauser  to  C  W  Hinkley  .  .$6,000 

Stalest,  72  ft  n  of  44th,  e  f  25x104;  Oot 
14.  Est  ot  W  Goblke  to  J  Christolph  et  al 
   $4,600 

State  at,  same  ppty;  Oct  14.  H  Gohlke  to 
aame  $4,600 

State  st,  211  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x160  8-10; 
Oot  8.  J  R  Bowes  to  H  H  Hao8ser.$12,000 

State  st  and  lodiana  av,  and  Eighty- 
seventh  and  Ninety-first  sts,  all  of  w 
n  w  3  37  14,  ex  right  of  way  of  C  R  J  Jk 
P  R  R  and  0  W  I  Ry.  containing  76 
21-10')  acres-  lying  between  said  streets; 
Sep  28.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  H  Bolt.$55,313 

Stewart  av,  120%  ft  n  of  73d  st,  w  f  26x 
I2l}4;  Oot  17.  M  H  Hogan  to  F  H  De 
Fray  $12,500 

Stewart  av,  249  ft  n  of  66th  st,  w  f  49i^x 
169  9-li  ;  Oot  12.  A  D  Rich  to  E  D  Cobb 
 $6,260 

St  Lawrence  av,  226  ft  n  of  43d  st,  w  f  25 
xl34;  Oot  18.  D  W  Miller  to  R  Porvis 
 $8,000 

Superior  st  W,  premises  No  646,  25x123; 
Sep  9.  E  H  Daensing  to  P  Fleming 
 $3,400 

Superior  av,  205  ft  a  of  90th  st,  e  f  25x 
140;  Oot  8.  D  T  Thomas  to  E  Hubbard 
 $7,000 

Taylor  st,  160  w  of  Loomis  n  f  30x103; 
Oot  18.  L  Kolb  to  M  O'Rourke...  $3,300 

Taylor  at,  60  f t  e  of  Sholto,  n  f  25x125; 
Oot  15.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B  Qoigley  .$2,080 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  n  e  oor  Throop  at,  a  f  24 
xl24;Ootl9.  M  Maher  to  A  Faehtke 
 $4,400 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  52  ft  e  of  Loomis  st,  s  f 
25x124;  Oot  23.  M  Gushing  to  M  Red- 
din     $2,600 

Thirteenth  at  W,  25  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24x 
125;  Oct  22.  H  Breitenfeld  to  8  Kemp- 
rick  $8,roo 

Thirty-sixth  et,  n  e  oor  Ward,  a  f  40x135; 
May  1.  0  Jacobs  to  G  F  Cooley  ..$2,700 

Thirty-eighth  st,  316  ft  e  of  Washtenaw 
av,  s  f  25x125;  Oot  19.  0  Vermette  to  F 
W  Watkins  $1,700 

Throop  at,  158  ft  n  of  Jackson,  w  f  20x 
120,  and  other  ppty  adjoining;  Oot  15. 
Est  of  E  H  Swart  to  A  H  Arnold.  .$t,760 

Townsend  at,  52  ft  a  of  Elm,  w  f  26x100; 
Oct  9.  8  Nelson  to  G  H  Bartlett.  .$17,000 

Tripp  av.  191  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f  6()x 
125}^;  Sep  12,'94.  8  Kenrich  to  J  P 
Turley   $3,000 

Troy  at  N,  197  ft  a  of  Coagrove  av,  e  f  25 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  16.  J  B  Jud- 
aon  to  W  H  Benton  Jr  $1,145 

Trumbull  av,  a  w  oor  W  16th  at,  e  f  150x 
125;  Oot  17.  C  Hudson  to  L  Brennan 


 $7,500 

Twelfth  pi  W,  168  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  a  f 
24x124;  Oot  21.  I  Beker  to  F  Bowlin 
   $1,760 

Twentieth  and  Twentieth-first  ats  W,  alley 
It  bet,  125  ft  e  of  Lincoln  25x26  1-5;  Sep 
12.  C  Kroger  to  Met  W  S  L  R  R  Co 
 $1,100 

Twentieth  at  W,  240  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x125;  Oct  17.  A  Heinrioh  to  H  Benze 
 $3,860 

Twentieth  st  W,  216  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x126;  Oot  18.  F  Becker  to  H  Benze 
 $3,560 

Twenty-second  pi  W,  30  ft  e  of  Lincoln 
st,  s  f  24x100;  Oct  18.  C  L  Carlson  to 
Swedish  Salem  Baptist  Choroh  $1,000 

Twenty-eeoond  at  W,  49  ft  e  of  Avers  av, 
n  f  24x126;  Oct  4.  O  A  Rose  to  J  B 
Lamkin   $1,600 

Twenty-third  at  W.  359  ft  e  of  Dooglaa 
blvd,  8  f  25x124;  Oot  23.  Est  of  F  Laat 
to  J  Stuth   $1,200 

Twenty-fifth  pi,  116  ft  w  of  Wentworth 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Sep  24.  0  8  Sohoreok's 
heira  to  F  Pakieser  $3,500 

Union  av,  118  ft  n  of  68th  at,  w  f  33i^x 
160;  Oot  16.  L  G  Irwin  to  L  A  Haskell 
 $6,000 

Union  av,  300  ft  s  of  64ih  st,  e  f  26x100; 
Jan  28  E  Solle  toMMiohela.  ...$3,000 

Union  st,  120  ft  a  of  Austin  av,  e  f  ICOx 
198;  Oct  18,'93.  S  M  Peterson  to  M  Gnn- 
derson  $12,000 

Union  av,  premises  Nos  6030-32  34-36,  90 
x61^,  more  or  less;  Sep  23.  8  Sigler  to 
O  H  Ohipman  $33,OCO 

Union  av,  73  ft  u  of  29th  st,  e  f  25x121; 
Oot  8.  V  Spika  to  F  J  Doubek  $1,760 

Union  av,  98  ft  n  of  29th  at,  e  f  25x1*^1; 
Sep  4.  J  Mozis  to  J  Vanaira  $2,000 

Vinoennes  av,  95  ft  n  of  50th  st,  w  f  84x 
160;  Oct  16.  H  V  Snyder  et  al  to  C  U 
Merchant   $14,000 

Wabash  av,  248  ft  s  of  60lh  st,  w  f  33x 
187;  Oct  8.  J  Whitworth  to  0  Theien 
 $3,000 

Walden  Parkway,  276  ft  s  of  105th  st,  e  f 
60x125;  Oot  21.  W  H  Roberta  to  D  M 
Simmons  $1,000 

Wallace  at,  193}^  ft  n  of  7l8t,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  15.  L  A  Haskell  to  L  G  Irwin. $2,500 

Warner  av,  156  ft  e  of  Lincoln  at,  a  f  25x 
125;  Feb  7.  W  Maher  to  C  H  Land. $2,700 

Washington  st,  120  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  20 
xl24:  Oot  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  W  New- 
comb   $3,000 

Washington  st,  101  ft  w  of  8  47lh  av,  a  f 
25x180,  ex  8  30  ft;  Oot  15.  H  H  Porter 
to  B  LSauer  $1,400 

Washington  av,  136  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f  50x 
126;  Oct  16.  N  M  Martin  to  W  Bouseitt 
 $1,160 

Wellington  av,  175  ft  w  of  Perry  st,  a  f 
25x126;  Oot  9   B  Glade  to  P  Kyle.  .$1,000 

Wentworth  av,  n  w  oor  60th  st,  e  f  56x 
125;  Oct  1.  C  C  Whitaore  to  W  L  Oroll 
 $7,500 

Wentworth  av,  n  e  oor  69th  st,  w  f  50x 
174>^;  Oct  18.  J  Clarke  to  I  G  Gifford 
 $12,500 

Western  av,  360  ft  a  of  Foster,  w  f  33x 
125;  Oot  17.  J  M  Reardon  to  W  G  Heiae 
 $1,012 

Wilson  av,  150  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  37x 
1211^;  Oot  22.  8  Brown  Jr  to  0  E  Kro- 
ger  $3,407 

Wilton  av,  200  ft  n  of  Cornelia,  w  f  333^x 
1241^;  Oot  16.  8  W  Gannell  to  A  A  Mo- 
Hugh  $2,700 

Winoheeter  av,  141  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  56>^ 
xl25;  Oct  21.  J  P  Marx  to  A  P  Kaatler 
 $1,000 

Wincheatei  av,  82  ft  n  of  33d  at,  e  f  25x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  14.  P  8  Bur- 
ton et  al  to  J  Z  Rittman  $7,400 

Winoheater  av,  42  ft  s  of  Sannyaide,  w  f 
50xl62>^;  Aug  14.  G  A  Dopuy  to  E  M 
Kirkham  $3,600 

Winohester  av,  141  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f 
24x126;  Sep  ir.  B  T  Noonan  to  W 
Matuazewski  $1,650 

Winchester  av,  262  ft  n  of  Garfield,  w  f 
50x124.66;  Oct  17.  M  A  Howard  to  L  H 
Lloyd  $1,000 

Winthrop  av,  100  ft  s  of  Claremont,  w  f 
60x150;  Oot  17.  M  Pfeiffer  to  F  Q 
Pfeiffer...  $2,000 

Wisconsin  at,  99  ft  w  of  Hudson  a-»,  n  f 
243^x96;  Aug  1.  L  J  Nicholson  to  T  H 
Nicholson  $15,Cf  0 

Wolfram  st,  177  ft  w  of  Herndon,  s  f  25x 
1243^;  Oot  1.  A  J  Liebman  to  P  Kaa- 
pera  $4,000 

Woodlawn  av,  111  ft  n  of  66th  at,  w  f  26 
CoDtinued  on  page  1027.) 


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TFTE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  26, 189'i 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

•    This  is  not  a  Real  Estate  Agenoy  for  the  purpose  • 
J  of  apeoalatinK  in  real  estate.    It  is  an  Advertising '. 
Vnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure* 
.  p>ntection  and  I  est  results  to  advertisers.  : 
j»<^  >«:eu:E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank.  ; 

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•uousand  others  in  Obioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who^have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
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agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
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((joatinued  from  page  1025.) 
9-12x166;  Oot  15.  Q  Nelson  to  N  A 
Steele  |10,000 

Wood  St,  137  ft  !>  of  Armita(^e  av,  w  f  72x 
125;  Oot  1.  J  Lebkneobner  to  F  M 
Harpold  f  4,500 

Wood  St,  140  ft  n  of  Polk,  w  f  60x123.79; 
Oot  21.  W  0  Carpenter  et  al  to  B  D 
Seaton  $6,600 

Wrightwood  av,  50  ft  e  of  Seminary,  s  f 
50x25;  Oot  21.  M  M  Epperson  to  M 
Kankel  $7,0(0 

Wrigbt  st,  416  ft  n  of  Snnnyside  av,  w  f 
35x177;  Oot  17.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Douglas 
Pk  Bldg  Assn  $2,475 

Yale  av,  100  ft  n  of  70th  st,  e  t  49^x132; 
Oot  4.  D  M  Simmons  to  W  H  Roberts 
 $6,600 

Yates  av,  236  ft  n  of  83d  st,  w  f  50x124^; 
Oot  17.  J  Malleste  to  J  H  Weiss. .  .$1,000 

Yorktown  st,  312  ft  s  of  34th,  e  f  24x125; 
Oot  10.  W  H  Bowman  to  S  Swanson 
 $1,350 

IHlSCBliliAArKOCS— CITY . 

Transfers  Under  11000. 

Avondale,  It  30  and  s  hf  It  31  b  10  Oot  7, 
O  Wagner  to  A  H  Vitter  $750 

Baird  &  R's  snb,  It  26  and  n  hf  It  27  b  3  n 
e  qr  3138  14  Oot  1,'89,  L  0  Baird  et  al 
to  V  W  Lawrence  $412 

Baird  &  R's  resnb,  It  7  b  6,  b  1  eto,  2  37 
14  Mar  14,'94,  F  M  Homer  to  M  A 
Stranb  $550 

Baird  &  R's  snb,  It  31  b  3  n  w  qr  2  37  14 
Feb  2,'91,  F  B  Baird  et  al  to  F  Wolloott 
 $626 

Barnes'  snb,  It  16  and  s  hf  It  15  b  1  n  e  qr 
14  40  13  Sept  21,  J  Alberson  to  M  John- 
son $392 

Bentley'a  snb,  Its  9  and  10  n  w  qr  25  40 
13  Oot  24,  W  Q  Bentley  to  Q  F  Rioker 
 $950 

bond's  add,  n  hf  It  19  b  3  Sept  10,  T  Eng- 
lesh  to  T  Bid  well  $535 

Barley's  sab.  It  6,  Its  1  and  4  b  9  Ogden's 
sab,  18  40  14  Oot  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  A  E 
Jagaeth  $899 

Ohittendeii's  snb,  Its  31  to  33  b  36  0  T  S 
31  39  14  Oot  15,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  S 
Loeb  $673 

Cornell,  It  10  b  19  Mar  11,'89,  J  Stewart 
to  S  J  Sweeney  $300 

0  T  New  snb,  sablt  6  sab  It  6  b  40  s  e  qr 
21  39  14  Oot  23,  E  Riedle  to  B  J  Nookin 
 |450 

Ooanselman's  snb.  It  3  b  1  s  w  qr  15  89 
13  Oot  12,  M  S  Oasey  to  M  Davies.  .$800 

Ooanselman's  sab,  It  17  n  w  qr  8  38  14 
Sept  18,  Est  of  T  Moore  to  H  MoOor- 
miok  $450 

Oommings'  sab,  It  110  n  w  qr  12  39  13 
Oot  17,  M  W  Gleason  to  P  J  MQrphy$600 

Dauphin  Pk,  Orandall's  add.  It  29  b  12 
Sept  9,  M  Sweet  to  J  N  Reis  $425 

Davenport's  sub,  It  269  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Oot 
15,  H  PfafE  to  M  Qabel  $475 

Dawson's  sub.  It  12  s  e  hf  It  8  eto,  Darlin 
K  &  O's  sab,  26  40  13  July  1,  J  B  Daw- 
eon  to  N  Walski  $460 

Dewey's  sab.  It  28  b  15  of  bs  15  and  16 
Harding's  sab,  11  39  13  Oot  12,  0  P 
Dewey  to  J  E  Mansfield  $626 

Diokey  &  B's  sub,  It  27  b  3  n  w  qr  33  40 

13  Oot  19,  F  Diokey  et  al  to  J  Jablow- 
Bki  $300 

Diven's  sab,  It  36  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Oot 

19,  E  Q  Uihlein  to  i?  0  Andrews ....  $600 
Diversey  av,  Deering's  sab,  It  143,  30  40 

14  Oot  21,  Inter  Ocean  Poblishing  Oo 
to  W  J  Irvin  $900 

Dook  Oo's  sub,  and  hf  It  3  b  15.  5  and  6 
37  15  Aug  'M,  A  Turski  to  A  Czaaneoki 
 $300 

Dook  Oo's  sub,  It  3  b  15  same;  Sept  24,'92, 
O&OO&DOotoA  Tiviski  et  al. .  .$425 

Donigan's  sab.  It  27  of  3  aores  eto  a  T 
snb  16  38  14  Oot  3,  A  Donigan  to  Dr  J 
J  Drisooll  , 

Douglas  Pk,  Presoott's  add,  e  8  ft  and  4 
in  of  It  16  sabblk  2  of  b  2  Aug  29,  F  Za- 
jeoek  to  B  E  Jirka  $666 

Drexel  Pk,  It  21  b  1  e  Lf  n  hf  19  38  14 
Sept  20,  Est  of  J  W  Drexel  lo  I  A 
Oombs  ,  $800 

Dannings'  snb,  Its  42  and  43  b  2,  19  40  13 
Oot  17,  &  Dunning  to  P  E  Witherspoon 
  $300 

Eiohberg's  snb,  It  29  b  1  n  e  qr  29  38  14 
Aug  16,  A  M  Cummings  to  F  Robert- 
son $900 

Edgewater,  Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add, 
It  12  b  3  Sept  11,  A  Iten  to  T  Thiery.$700 

Englswood  Hgts,  N  &  Hart's  add,  Its  17 
and  18  b  11  July  2,  IJ  Mitohell  Tr  et  al 
to  A  Martin  $800 


Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  It  83  Oot  28, 

E  A  Cammicgs  to  J  J  Laddie  $376 

Englewood  Hgts,  It  13  b  13  Oot  16,  C  E 

Malm  to  E  M  Webster  $800 

Englewood  Hgts,  N  &  Hart's  add,  It  34  b 

11  July  2,  IJ  Mitohell  to  J  Cramer.. $400 
Englewood,  Lanobere's  add.  It  38  b  13 

Mar   19,'90,  0  H  Lawrence  to    W  B 

Lloyd  $600 

Englewood,  same  add,  It  39  b  13  Mar  19, 

'90,  Same  to  Q  Doph  $600 

Garfield  blvd.  Snow  &  D's  adJ,  it  37  b  4 

Oot  10,  J  J  Hubbard  to  A  Ytterberg.$700 
Garfield,  Us  18  and  19  b  5  Oot  21,  P  O 

Norlin  to  Q  J  Miller   $775 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  8  b  6  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

June  6,  D  Goodwin  to  J  H  Edwards  $760 
Goodwin's  sub,  It  20  b  3  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 

38  14  June  4,  D  Goodwin  to  D  M  Dent 

 $750 

Grant  Pk  add.  It  134  Oot  16,  M  Soheiner 

to  M  Semmler  $600 

Grant  Pk  add.  It  121  Oot  1,  W  Oowan  to 

M  Nettnir  $450 

Gross'  snb,  It  9  b  2  s  w  qr  6  38  14  Sept  18, 

5  B  Gross  to  E  B  Graham  $700 

Grose'  snb,  It  45  b  5  b  w  qr  15  38  14  Mar 

27,  S  E  Gross  to  0  Koski  $700 

Hammond's  sub.  It  37  b  5,  31  38  15  Oot 

19,  C  F  Harresow  to  M  L  Home  $850 

Hillside,  It  17  b  3,  31  40  13  Oot  9,  E  H 

Gesseli  to  S  Dunlop  $300 

Hillside,  It  17  b  3,  31  40  13  Oot  9,  E  H 

Gessell  to  8  Dnnlop  $300 

Holstein,  Tinkham's  add,  It  13  b  7  Apr 

10,  J  A  Anderson  to  A  M  MoOoy  ...$750 
Hutchinson's  sub.  It  40  b  5  n  eqr35  38  14 

Oct  17,  A  M  Gilbert  to  T  P  Berry. .  .$300 
Hutchinson's  sub,  same  ppty;  Oct  17,  T  P 

Berry  to  J  I  Pearoe  Jr  $600 

Hyde  Pk,  Berger's  add,  It  5  b  5  Oot  22,  F 

Nowak  to  A  Liebner  $600 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  add,  It  22  b 

6  Oot  23,  W  E  Hatterman  to  A  RohloflE 
 $30C 

Irving  Pk,  It  16  Kellogg  &  M's  sub.  Its  3 
to  18  b  21  Oot  17,  F  W  Rogeas  to  F  J 
Henderson  $820 

Irving  Pk,  It  21  b  37  Oot  15,  W  P  Brown 
to  E  Bohler  $950 

Irving  Pk,  Van  De  Venter's  add.  It  28 
May  20,  G  W  Boyoe  to  W  E  Hamilton 
 $500 

Jacobs'  snb,  It  29  b  4,  30  38  14  Oot  15,  J 
W  Howard  to  J  W  Ohaflfee  «450 

Jefferson,  It  16  Bldred's  resnb  of  b  36  Oot 
2,  F  E  Eldred  to  J  Gehle  $100 

Jones'  sub.  It  9  subblk  2  sab  45,  19  40  14 
Aag  28,  P  Heune  et  al  to  P  J  Meyers$950 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  358  Oot  10,  S 
Swanze  to  W  U  Bowman  $500 

Kensington,  Ist  add,  e  hf  It  17  b  1  Saw- 
yer's sub,  b  4  Feb  1,'92,  0  B  Sawyer  to 
J  H  MoOoy  $225. 

Kraloveo  &  K's  sub,  It  33  b  7,  26  39  13 
Oot  16,  J  Cervenka  to  J  A  Schwartz  .  $625 

Lansingh's  add.  It  60  Oct  5,  A  House  to 
M  Keating  $600 

Le  Moyne's  sub,  w  hf  It  5,  It  18  eto 
Brown's  sub,  8  40  14  Apr  1,  G  MoK  Le 
Moyne  to  F  S  Feniger    $450 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add,  J  W 
Birkeland  to  J  M  Gunderson  $6C0 

Lts  47  and  48  b  4  sub  n  hf  s  w  qr  n  w  qr 
24  40  13  Oot  14,  M  E  White  to  P  T  Tins- 
ley   $850 

Lt  3  sab  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  21  37  14 
Oot  2,  L  W  Yaggy  to  A  Halisey  $450 

Lt  41  b  4  resnb  w  hf  bs  8  and  11  and  o  p 
s  e  qr  20  37  14  Aug  1,  A  Chytraus  et  al 
to  A  B  Fuller  $550 

Morrell  Pk  and  Elsdon,  Waterman's  add. 
It  19  b  6  and  It  18  b  6  June  6,'94,  T 
Dean  to  D  Goodwin  $250 

Moses'  add,  It  35  b  2  Oct  18,  F  M  Woods 
to  M  Pam  $500 

Nieman's  sub,  It  26  of  8  w  qr  35  40  13  Oot 
18,  J  Caldwell  to  E  Zeintz  $650 

O'Brien's  sab,  s  hf  It  50  b  13  and  o  p,  8  w 
qr  34  40  13  Oot  19,  F  S  Thompson  to  J 
F  Peterson  $950 

O'Brien's  Bnb,It51  anduhfltSO  b  13 same; 
Oot  19,  Same  to  A  Peterson  $600 

O'Brien's  sub.  It  45  b  13  s  w  qr  34  40  13 
Oot  14,  C  R  Carlson  to  J  Sandger. . 

Place's  add,  It  18  b  5  Apr  20,  H  A  Perrin 
to  D  B  Mills  

Powell's  sub.  It  35  b  1  s  w  qr  25  40  13 
Aug  12,  A  Pelzer  to  K  Hansen  $650 

Pullman,  Fallis'  add.  Us  4  to  6  b  3  Jane 

11,  A  Schagerholm  to  J  G  Fleieohmann 
 $650 

Pullman,  Fallis  &  G's  add,  n  hf  It  47  and 
It  48  b  7  Sapt  28,  T  Scanlan  to  0  Bur- 
ger $700 

Rand's  snb.  Its  14  and  15,  12  38  13  Mar 
26,'89,  W  H  Rand  to  G  Darmstadt. .  $300 


Band's  sub.  It  74  n  e  qr  12  38  13  Sept  23, 

W  H  Rand  to  J  KoUer  $260 

Ravenswood,  Cayler  add,  It  13  b  2  June 

11,'94,  H  M  Hubbard  to  S  Palin  ....  $650 
Bioe's  iub.  It  2  n  e  qr  18  37  16  Oot  9,  J  J 

Kreer  to  B  Pleis   $500 

Rogers  Pk,  Tonhy's  add,  w  hf  It  21  b  5 

Sept  30,  C  0  Touhy  to  J  H  Laing. .  .$800 
Rogers  Pk,  same  add,  w  hf  It  23  b  5  Sept 

30,  Same  to  L  A  Summers  $800 

Rogers  Pk,  same  add,  w  hf  It  22  b  5  Sept 

30,  Same  to  E  O  Humphrey  $800 

Roger?  Pk,  same  add,  w  hf  It  19  b  5  Sept 

30,  Same  to  O  W  Bornham  $800 

Rogers  Pk,  same  add,  w  hf  It  20  b  6  Sept 

30,  Same  to  L  A  Summers  $800 

Rood  Jr's  sab.  It  22  b  3,  bs  17  and  20,  19 

40  14  Aag  22,  J  Rood  Jr  to  C  A  Ander- 
son  $750 

Rood's  sub,  It  4  b  1  n  e  qr  12  38  13  Oot 

17,  W  B  Bergman  to  G  F  Karl  $5C0 

Rose  Pk,  It  30  b  13  Oot  7,  N  Bobson  to  E 

Bosch  $3C0 

Rudolph's  snb,",lt  224,  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 

sub,  18  40  14  Oct  19,  E  Rudolph  to  J 

Sohaltz  ....$900 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  348  bs  6  and  7  Ogden's 

sub,  18  40  14  June  1,  B  Rudolph  to  F 

Kampfer  $869 

Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  <fc  Co's  sub.  Its 

178  and  179  s  e  qr  18  38  14  Sept  17, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  A  A  Polka  $426 

Smith's  snb.  It  11  b  2  s  w  qr  35  39  13  Oot 

16,  F  W  Stanley  to  J  J  Shortley  ....  $750 
Snydaoker's  sub.  It  38  b  3,  n  e  qr  17  38 

14  Oct  19,  P  C  Kessler  to  P  Simon 
South  Ch'go  Hgts,  It  2  b  14  Apr  20,'92,  R 

A  Davis  to  L  L  Yokom  $475 

South  Ch'go  Hgts,  same  ppty;  Oot  17,  L 

L  Yokom  to  P  Sannders  $500 

South  Ch'go,   Palmer's   add,  It   46  b  5 

June  3,'91,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  —  Szezech 

 $800 

South  Ch'go,  Hill's  add.  It  30  b  46  Sept 

13,  J  McCabe  to  S  Nrepokezyk  $575 

South  Ch'go,  Hill's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  54 

Aug  27,  D  E  O  Mole  to  T  J  Reynolds*750 
Sooth  Englewood,  Delaney's  snb.  It  27  s 

e  qr  32  38  14  Aug  19,  J  Salzman  to  T  S 

Young  $560 

Taylor  &  O's  sab.  It  2  b  4  s  e  qr  1  39  13 

Sept  3,  W  Struckmeyer  to  O  Runde.$950 
Tolford'8  snb,  It  33  b  2  s  e  qr  23  39  13 

May  15,'91,  M  W  Gray  to  C  B  Tapp  et 

al  $600 

Uoter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  3  b  3 

Oot  18.  H  0  Ellis  to  H  Ottersen  $550 

Dnter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  33  b  11 

Oct  17,  W  T  Sanford  to  B  Post  $600 

Dnter  den  Linden,  Gross' 2nd  add,  it  42  b 

2  Sept  12,  E  S  Hartwell  to  O  Z  Olson$600 
Walden  &  M's  sub,  Its  32  and  33  b  8  s  w 

qr  4  37  14  Seyt  26,  P  I  Mnlvane  to  W 

H  Stitely  $600 

West  Pullman,  It  29  b  17  Mar  4,  A  T  &  S 

Bank  to  J  K  Davies  $600 

West  PoUman,  Gray's  add,  It  6  b  1,  Oct 

22,  J  Kull  to  H  F  Langreder  $800 

Western  av  blvd  add,  It  22  b  3  Oot  16,  J  K 

Blesh  et  al  to  J  Wall  $800 

White  &  O's  snb.  It  31  b  7,  bs  41  to  44  etc 

7  38  14  July  6,  H  I  Saxton  to  Q  Kurtz 

 $350 

Yeaton's  sub,  It  19  subblk  3,  b  17  0  T  sub 

33  39  14  Feb  6,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  B 

Dyche  $528 

SUBUBBAlir  WABBANTT  l>Bfint!». 


BliOOM. 

Bloom,  Wallace's  add,  Us  7  and  8,  Clans  sub,  resnb 
Its  6  to  8  b  10  oct  2,  D  I  MoElroy  to  M  K  McEI- 
roy   »1800 

Oolu  I  bia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  let  add.  It  89  b  10  sept  9, 
L  Von  der  Leok  to  D  Paulsen  1250 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  22  b  161  oct  16,  0  T  &  T  Oo  to  E 
Enoblock  $276 

OALUMKT. 

Morgan  Pk,  Rigney's  add.  It  16  b  1  jan  2,  J  J  Big- 
ney  to  W  Clement   $350 

OIOKBO. 

Rtdgeland,  It  8  b  5  sept  28,'94,  F  Porter  to  W  Wa- 
ters   ,   $860 

Clyde,  3rd  div,  It  6  b  2  Frederickson's  sab,  b  1  eto, 
27  39  13  oct  12,  M  F  8  Worcester  to  E  Drummond 
 $376 

Berwyn,  Oartis'  add.  It  16  b  6  oot  16,  3  H  Ourtis  to 
W  O  Jekes   ...$400 

Oak  Pk,  Blackstone's  add,  s  60  It  It  11  b  4  oot  10,  E 
P  Dunshee  to  J  0  Skeen  $4800 

Anstlnvllle,  Austin's  3rd  add,  e  hf  It  499  and  w  qr 
of  498  oot  16,  H  W  Austin  et  al  to  Q  Engbind.  $460 

Bridge's  add  Its  6  and  6  b  41,  F  Hamlin  et  al  to  E 
ittPoet  $4600 


Austin,  Johnston  Ji's  add,  e  10)  ft  n  60  ft  1  b  4  oct 
16,  0  E  Malm  to  E  M  Webster  $2000 

S  Ridgeland,  It  29  may  11,'91,  L  V  Smith  to  J  H 
Knight  $426 

Bates'  Bub,  n  40  ft  It  IH  b  1  e  w  qr  9  39  13  jnly  29,  J 
E  Bates  to  J  L  Eliott   $5760 

Scoville'e  sub,  n  hf  w  hf  of  It  20  resnb  of  Its  1  to  11 
of  e  49  acres  7  39  13  oct  J  6,  K  a  Thair  to  N  8 
Adamn  $2780 

Lt  4  partn  of  w  51.49  acres  of  w  hf  n  w  qr  80  39  13 
oct  12,  H  D  .Judson  to  .J  Ohrystal  Jr  $16,000 

Clyde,  3rd  div.  It  6  b  2.  Fredericksou's  snb,  b  I  etc 
29  89  13  oct  12,  U  F  Worcester  to  K  L<rummODd(S76 

Olson  &  Oo's  snb.  It  34  b  1  n  w  qr  17  39  13  apr  30,  H 
0  Wilson  to  M  E  Sandstedt  $608 

O^k  Pk,  East  av  add,  it  13  b.  3  oct  — ,  Q  Ju 'd  t"i  i  T 
Halls  t2500 

Oak  Pk,  same  ppty;  oot  18.  P  D  Halls  to  G  Jnddt2500 

Anntlnvile,  Austin's  2nd  add.  It  2  b  3  sub  n  pt  b  16 
aug  28,  "»  A  Lacy  to  8  Schulfz  $1B00 

Berwyn,  Its  47  and  48  b  3  oct  1%  3  T  Wl'son  to  P  B 
Qriffetts  $1600 

Honth  4  acres  w  hf  u  e  qr  a  e  qr  u  e  qr  20  39  18  oct 
15,  A  M  Woolfork  to  0  W  McKee  $7000 

Houston's  sub,  It  6  and  n  40  ft  It  7  s  of  Wisconsin 
Cent  B  K  s  w  qr  8  39  13  sept  2,  D  Dennett  to  D  E 
Town   $3680 

Walker's  snb,  Its  28  and  29  b  16,  bs  14  and  16  Salis- 
bury's sub,  6  39  13  aug  19,  S  A  Tolman  to  A  H 
Shannon  $900 

Ballard's  sub,  w  74.5  ft  Its  20  to  22,  b  6  Oeden  &  J's 
snb,  s  e  qr  7  39  13  oct  ID,  J  0  Skeen  to  £  P  Dun- 
shee   $3725 

Kidgeland,  Its  15  to  18  b  18  oct  19,  F  -S  Weigley  to 
W  H  Kirk...   t22&0 

Swlgert's  snb,  its  9  and  10  b  4,  It  6,  16  39  13  oct  17, 
V  Jacobs  to  J  E  Duffy  $500 

Oak  Pk,  Wilson's  add.  It  7  b  11  oct  10,>94,  B  F  Ba- 
ker to  H  0  Loudenbeck  $1250 

S  Ridgeland,  It  41  oct  2,  D  »  Moore  to  E  FurualdteoO 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  st  sub.  Us  10  to  14  sub  n 
pt  16  39  13  oot  17,  W  M  Reid  to  M  A  Lyons...  $4500 

Lt  3U  and  s  hf  It  31  b  4  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13  oct 
23,  J  Bain  to  F  B  Emmert  $3200 

EVANSTON. 

Eyanston,  It  1  b  63  Heise  et  al  sub,  bs  50  to  58  oct 

1,  J  D  Quinlan  to  8  M  Burden  $3000 

Evanston,  aibbs,  L  &  O's  add,  its  7  and  8  b  3  oct  4, 

J  B  Lamkin  to  G  A  Rose..'.  $50CO 

Evanston,  Bartlett's  add,  Its  1  to  6  inc.  Its  25  to  42 

b  2  oct  11,  C  H  Roach  to  O  O  Nelson  $8000 

Eyanston,  Pitner  &  Son's  3rd  add,  it  4  b  3  and  o  p; 

oct  18.  A  0  Sieyers  to  P  Fuestel  $1800 

N  Eyanston,  it  11  b  17  oct  10,  A  A  Swenson  to  W  A 

Franzen  $1000 

8  Eyanston,  Ridge  sub,  s  16%  ft  It  3  and  w  16?i  ft 

It  4  b  6  oct  1,  E  P  Olapp  to  0  W  Dodge  $3600 

Eyanston,  Fowler  &  'o's  add,  it  22  b  1  It  5  b  3  oct  2, 

L  E  Turner  to  J  Z  Bittman  $18,000 

LYONS. 

Lyons,  Presoott's  add.  It  20  b  2  oot  12,  8  Delamater 

to  L  Person  I4C0 

Lyons,  same  add.  It  15  b  2  oct  12,  Same  to  0  Schiene 

 $400 

La  Orange,  Cossltt's  1st  add.  Us  28  and  29  b  22  oct 

22,  L  G  Qebhardt  to  0  Reis  $735 

La  Grange,  It  1  b  18  aug  15,  P  A  Lord  to  B  B  Pratt 

  $7000 

W  Grossdale,  It  29  and  s  hf  It  28  b  6  sept  16,  S  E 

Gross  to  F  M  Falton   $900 

Grossdale,  Grose'  3rd  add.  It  26  b  72  june  19,  C 

Godwin  to  G  A  Mahan   $200 

Waohter's  sub.  It  36  b  12,  bs  3  to  6  etc  Nickerson's 

sub  6  38  13  oot  20,'93.  J  0  Wachter  to  W  0  Cook 

 $360 

MAINE. 

Powell's  sub,  U  12  b  3,  35  41  12  july  16,'90,  L  M 
Kennedy  to  T  Kretchmar    $270 

Park  Ridge,  Onion  add.  It  12  b  6'oct  15,  W  H  Hold- 
en  to  J  Fabrier  $376 

Desplaines,  Mechanic's  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  3  oct 
18.  J  AUes  Jr  to  W  Koehler  $200 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Kenilworth,  Bradford  &  P's  add.  Us  35  atid  26  b  1 

oct  1,  0  Ott  to  M  Jackson  $400 

Vernamo,  Its  40  to  44  b  8  oct  14,  J  Alles  Jr  to  M  B 

Woodruff  $750 

Vern  mo.  Us  36  to  39  b  8  oo:  17  J  Alles  Jr  to  H  J 

McNulty  $750 

Glencoe,  e  lOn  ft  It  3  and  e  H  0  ft  e  67  ft  It  2  b  11 

mch  1,'93,  0  C  Parkhuret  to  J  Nutt  $1200 

Lts  1  and  2  b  2  snb  w  %  s  hf  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  of  30  42 

13  oot  12,  M  I  Nicholson  to  A  N  Gylyan  $700 

Wilmette,  MoDaniel'e  add.  It  4  b  3  nov  1,"94,  M  I 

Paul  to  A  M  Fredarlck  $2600 

Vernamo,  Its  31  to  46  b  4  cct  19,  3  Alles  Jr  to  J  M 

Stndebaker  $18C0 

Vernamo,  Its  21  tT  30  b  4  oct  19,  Same  to  E  H  Beard- 

eley  »leOO 

Lts  6  to  28  b  3  w     8  hf  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  20  42  13  and 

o  p;  oct  22,  L  Nathan  to  N  M  Plotke  $1200 

Gleuooe,  It  4  McOlarey's  sub.  Its  9  to  11  eto  b  34  oct 


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October  26,  1896 


IS,  H  0  MoOlarer  to  J  B  Phillips  %600 

WUmette  Village,  Dlogee's  add,  n  w  h(  It  3  b  32 

eept  30,  £  Drary  et  al  to  A  0  Miller  t360 

WUmette  Village,  same  add,  8  w  bf  It  3  b  33  sept 

80,  Sams  to  J  J  UlUer  I  ISO 

OBI.AND . 

Alpine  Bgts  It  14  b  12  oct  14,  X  O  <jk  T  Oo  to  G  Otto 
 1300 

Alpine  tigts,  lU  28  b  19  jal7  17,  TU&T  Oo  to  0 
Landmark . .   1200 

PBOTIBO. 

Scbland'8  sab.  It  9  b  3.  bs  2B  to  3H  eto  Ballroad 

add  to  Har:em  sept  7  0  Simon  to  J  K  Daclop  tISOO 
Harlem,  sab  pt  of  Reservation  for  K  B,  It  6  b  3  oct 

1,  H  L  MiQoler  to  A  K  Stires  11300 

Uelrose,  dlas'  add,  its  1  and  3  b  1  oct  1,  J  Qlas  to 

D  Block  t4B0 

tiroBsdale,  Its  7  and  8  b  13  jnly  38,  8  E  Qross  to  B 

Oarr  $400 

Oonway>>4  resab  of  Bawson's  sab.  It  6  b  6  s  w  qr  13 

39  1«  jaly  10,  B  B  Seymoar  to  H  Schwass  $550 

Field's  sob,  Its  17  to  34  b  3  s  w  qr  13  39  13  oot  9,  A 

E  Jacobs  to  A  M  Lassenhop  tSOOO 

Qale  A  B's  sab,  s  hf  It  7  b  3  s  w  qr  12  39  )3  oct  1,  B 

O  Qale  to  G  Weldenfeller  11500 

Biver  Forest,  n  hf  of  It  3  b  1  sept  19,  A  Gillespie  to 

W  C  D  Gillespie   11500 

East  hf  It  11  b  7  of  e  hf  e  hf  s  e  qr  13  39  13  oot  16, 

H  ODfledlDger  to  J  B  Wilder  $435 

Biver  Forest,  Lathrop's  resab  of  pt  Lathrop  &  S's 

adJ,  It  13  b  5  sept  36,  W  H  Glescke  to  J  0  Wheel- 
er $160j 

May  wood,  It  20  b  113  apr  11,  B  H  Nichols  to  U  T 

Bennett  $400 

Melrose,  Its  7  and  »  b  107  oct  19,  W  Luck  to  W 

Knigge  $2200 

Grossdale,  Gross'  let  add.  It  45  b  S6  oot  10,<93.  S  E 

Gross  to  N  Lindskog  $325 

Grossdale,  same  add.  Us  31  to  33  b  44  oct  IT,  Same 

to  T  Petersen  »275 

Grossdale,  It  29  b  29  nov  3,'93,  Same  to  B  F  Simp- 
son   $360 

Grossdale,  It  28  b  8  sept  5,  Same  to  J  F  Weems.  .$400 
Dnd  I'S  n  e  fri  qr  sec  8  and  1-5  n  a  qr  n  w  qr  H  39 

12  jaly  20,  p  A  Eillham  to  W  A  Davis   $5500 

Madison  st,  Cammings  &  Oo'e  add.  It  81  aog  I,  Q 

Schrade  to  H  0  Elasmaon  $600 

Lte  26  to  28  b  1  rab  w  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  13  89  12  oct  19, 

W  Boldenweck  to  A  Shaw   $1600 

Lis  24  ta  '^6  b  3  sab  w  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  13  39  13  oct 

10,  Same  tc  H  Gnaedinger  $1000 

THOBNTON. 

Part  n  e  qr  17  36  14  containing  8  acres  more  or  less 

Oct  16,  D  Kelly  to  Saryester  King  Oo  $205,l'00 

Barvey,  Lord's  169tb  st  add.  Its  10  and  11  b  6  oot 

15,  A  Speight  to  A  Seek  $a26 

S  flarvey.  It  1  b  11  sept  17,'91,  0  Q  French  to  L  B 

Saddlne  $875 

Harvey,  Harvey  Syn  add,  Its  16  to  19  b  3  ang  28,  A 

B  Olampet  to  1  Fiek  $1000 

Hammond,  Falcher's  add.  Its  13  and  14  b  6  sag  31, 

V  H  Messenger  to  P  Seehaasen  $500 

Morton's  sab.  Its  1  to  10  b  ],  s  e  qr  35  36  14  oct  2,  8 

Palt  to  G  S  pichaiz  $800 

Bexford  &  B's  sab,  Its  105  to  108  inc,   etc,  6  96  14 

o;t  19,  0  A  '  e'lamy  to  N  A  Oool  $1000 

Barvey,  Blvd  add.  Its  36  to  38  b  2  may  9,  H  Saxe  to 

H  E  Arnold  1900 

Part  of  2  36  14  containing 48.8  of  an  acre;  oct  4,  O 

A  Eifert  to  So  Oh'go  dc  So  By  Oo  $600 

Soatbweet  qr  2  86  14  containing  1  acre,  sept  27,  H 

Kre'.zschmar  to  Same   $600 

Phoenix  Pk,  it  28  b  3  oot  21,  E  Franks  to  J  W  Nor- 

rle  $600 

S  Lawn,  It  26  b  61  ang  33,  M  E  Smith  to  J  Sward  $600 
Speight's  sub,  n  26  ft  of  s  75  ft  It  1  b  20,  19  36  14 

oct  18,  N  B  Kritzer  to  0  E  Hodge  $3C>0 

WOBTH. 

W  Morgan,  Its  21  to  24  b  1  may  2, '91,  Same  to  J 
Marphy  $1000 

Oa*  Lawj.  Mlanick's  sub.  It  47  b  28,  9  87  13  jaly  3, 
J  N  Barker  to  G  D  Sperry  $375 

Oak  Lawo,  same  sab,  It  29  b  38  jaly  1,  Same  to  G 
Sperry  $376 

Morton  Pk,  Its  i3  and  44  b  12  s  pt  30,  N  A  Oagaio 
Est  of  to  O  F  Wolfe  $640 

Bexford  &  B's  sab.  It  4  b  3,  30  37  14  oot  19,  0  A  Bel- 
Bellamy  to  N  A  Oool  1350 

S  Highlands,  w  ht  It  22  b  5  aag  16,  0  Vonsoo  to  A 
E  Green   ...$3500 

Blue  Island,  Jernberg's  add,  It  27  b  11  oot  11,  0  A 
BeogstOQ  to  H  Bengston   1400 

8  Highlands,  w  ht  It  6  b  1  oot  17,  Est  of  0  0  Ool- 
lins  to  A  H  Anderson  lICO 

LEYDEN. 

Assr's  div,  pt  It  38,  3  40  12  lying  n  of  road  oot  13,  E 
A  Fabian  to  J  Dzievor  et  al  $700 

Franklin  Pk,  Its  23  and  33  b  6,  37  40  13  oot  16,  L 
Franklin  to  S  W  L  Mahler   UlOo 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  It  4  b  11  oot  14,  L  Franklin  to 
J  S  Sherman  $3860 


Falrview  Hgts,  It  34  b  14  oot  17,  O  B  Trowbridge  to 
M  Aroaro  $320 


Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  St  M's  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  3 
oct  18,  W  H  Tnttle  to  0  Paul  $650 

BBEinCN. 

Lt  10  e  hf  n  e  qr  1  35  18  containing  3.61  acres,  mob 
25,'92,  J  Bein  8r  to  0  Bein  et  al  $500 

North  Lansing,  Its  16  and  16  b  3,  33  36  13  oct  IT,  H 
Gottschalk  to  T  Roftman  $300 

liBMONT. 

tit  9  Bub  of  that  pt  w  bf  n  w  qr  28  37  11  lying  n  of 
Derby  road;  may  30,  J  W  McCarthy  to  D  Con- 
nors 1200 

ELK  GBOTB. 

Part  w  bf  n  w  qr  13  41  11  containing  6  acres;  oct  23, 
8  L  Lowenthal  to  M  W  Burke  $1500 

BITEBSIDB. 

Blverslde.  1st  div.  It  8  b  3  oot  14,  Mast  in  Cby  to  A 
L  M  Trowbridge  $5000 

Blverslde.  I«t  div.  It  8  b  3  oct  15,  A  L  M  Trowbridge 
to  E  S  Smith  $7000 


Elgin,  Elgin  Hgts  add.  It  1  b  3,  improved;  oct  31,  M 
8  Denslow  Beer,  to  Elgin  Sewing  Machine  and 
Bicycle  Co  $30,100 

PAIiOR . 

Northeast  qr  32  37  12  oot  18,  N  M  Kane  10  W 
Brassch  $10,500 

N  IBIBFIBIiD. 

Commence  at  n  e  cor  o  bf  e  bf  It  3  of  n  w  qr  6  42 
12  containing  3  acres;  sept  16,  M  Frltack  to  J  J 
Wick  1900 


LEASES. 

Executors  of  D  J  Ely  have  lease  1  to  O  A  Bagglo, 
for  a  term  of  ninety-nine  years,  from  Oct  1,  1895,  the 
following  property:  Lake  et,  s  e  corner  Union  st,  n 
1  34.87x156.24,  at  a  rental  of,  the  first  lea  years 
$1,600  per  annum;  the  balance  of  term  $1,800  per  an- 
num, payable  in  gold. 


TKC8T  UBKOM  AMD  JItUBTUAWKIi 

Inoiudinct  BulldlBB  and  Loan  Societies. 

Anderson  0  A  to  R  Berger  oot  14,  It  22  b 

2,  19  40  14,  3y  ei^iJ  Hioo 

Adams  Q  to  J  0  Rorke  oot  14,  pt  b  6  and 

8,  33  40  13,  2j  6*   $12,000 

Anderson  L  P  to  J  R  Fonlke  oot  1,  pt  b 

14,  21  40  14,  5y  6?!....   $4000 

Aini  L  A  to  J  R  Parker  sept  16,  pt  It  5  It 

1  eto  Rassell  M  <k  R  add  4y  6it  |3000 

Altman  H  to  W  Loeb  sept  27,  It  8  b  3,  14 

38  14,  6y  6%  «2000 

Alfoid  M  to  A  Wahl  oot  16,  Its  9  and  10  b 

1,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  |9000 

Bachstein  A  to  J  U  Ersnt  oot  17,  It  2^  b  7 

19  40  14,  2y  6%  |ibOO 

Branderoth  H  to  0  T  <k  T  Oo  oot  4,  It  28 

b  2,  1  39  13,  2y  6%  |i7oo 

Baker  A  S  to  F  Van  Vlissinffen  oot  16,  It 

11  b  33  Woloott  add  3y  6^  $2600 

Browning  Q  W  to  0  H  Harrison  Jr,  oot  2, 

Its  1  and  pt  2,  14  39  14,  6y  6^  $14,000 

Bowes  J  E  and  E  J  Jr  to  A  A  Blattner  oot 
16,  It  I  It  16  b  2  Oentl  Park  add  3y  6jJ 

 $1600 

Botler  B  F  to  W  H  Moore  oot  17,  pt  U  2 

n  w  qr  21  38  14,  5j  6%  $4000 

Boydell  E  A  to  M  E  Qreenebaom  oot  14, 

pt  It  17  B  e  qr3  38  14,  6y  6%  $11,600 

Bengston  A  to  T  8  Oreigbton  oot  14,  pt 

Its  21  and  22  b  4,  6  40  14,  6^  $4600 

Bernhjelm  A  to  R  Berger  oot  8,  It  38  and 

pt  39  b  3,  20  38  14,  6y  7^   $1200 

Basoh  L  to  W  H  Holden  Jnly  1,  Its  1  and 

2  b  2  Botler  W  &  W  add  and  o  p,  6y  6% 
 $26,000 

Baokendahl  P  to  H  0  Zattermeicter  oot  1 

Us  26  and  26,  s  w  qr  8  38  14,  6y  6^  $1700 
Benjamin  B  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  14,  It  18 

b  14,  28  38  14,  3y  7^   $3000 

Beaker  M  to  A  0  Ernst  oot  16,  pt  It  36  b 

16,29  40  14,  3y  6^  $1300 

Bebb  M  A  to  E  F  Bayley  oot  3,  pt  b  2,  17 

38  1*.  6y  e%  |8f00 

Beoker  L  A  to  G  "V  Brown  oot  9,  It  1  and 

2  b  1,  10  38  14,  60ds  6%  $5000 

Baohrach  L  and  0  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Oo 
sept  U,  It  67  It  61  to  90  Brown  add  6y 
6^  $6000 


Bates  J  E  to  M  J  Smiley  sept  18,  pt  b  2 

9  39  13,  6y  6%,  4  deeds  $10,000 

Boring  O  O  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  oot  8,  It 

2  b  1,  19  41  14,  2y  6!t  f2(00 

Baldwin  E  M  to  M  W  Kozminski  sept  20 

It  14  b  6,  28  39  13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Barnard  L  0  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  21,  pt  It 

6  b  62  Kinzie  add  3j  6%  $1500 

Bntts  D  0  to  Paoifio  L  &  H  Assn  May  1, 

It  31  b  6,  21  38  14,  3y  6jJ  $2000 

Baggot  E  to  T  J  Lefens  oot  7,  It  2  b  26, 

17  39  14,  6y  6)1  |5000 

Bnokley  J  W  to  J  B  Knight  oot  17,  pt  It  6 

b  6,  3  38  14.  6y  6%%  $7000 

Borden  8  &  H  S  to  Q  A  Rose  oot  1,  It  2  b 
53  b  10  eto  Evanston  and  op   By  6% 

 $3000 

Boedeker  M  est  of  et  al   to   P  Van  Vlis- 
eingen  oot  8,  It  1  It  13  b  36  Ogden  add 

and  o  p  6y  6%  |4800 

Brooks  A  to  L  Baird  oot  27,  It  l  b  9,  8  40 

*y  7%    $2260 

Berg  I-  to  8eo  T  &  T  Oo  oot  19,  pt  w  hf  n 

w  qr  s  w  qr  10  38  14,  6!«  $3000 

Belzet  0  to  J  A  Walther  oot  19,  Its  6  to  8 

It  11  Wight  add  4y  6J{  $6000 

Orooker  A  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  28,  pt  It  8 

b  39,  27  39  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Ohristensen  0  to  W  H  Milan  oot  16,  Its  6 

to8  b  7,  16  38  14,  6y  6*  $8000 

Cannon  F  <fc  J  Q  to  D  Qaigg  oot  19,  It  26 
and  pt  26  and  It  39  and  pt  38  b  3  b  4,  8 

38  14,  3y  6%  |2500 

Clover  M  U  to  J  L  Ooohran  oot  30,  Its  23 

and  24  b  11,  8  40  14,  6%  $5120 

Oragin  E  to  H  B  Oragin  sept  10,  It  2  b  6. 

7  and  8  39  13  Ridgeland  5y  7%  $1360 

Chambers  £  R  to  A  B  Mead  sept  I,  It  33 

b  4,  20  40  14,  2y  6%  |600C 

Clark  M  J  to  J  R  Fonike  oot  16,  pt  Its  8 

and  9  b  19,  21  38  14,  6;<  $3500 

Cessna  C  E  to  G  T  Steen  oot  16,  pt  s  e  qr 

n  w  qr  26  40  13.  2y  6i«  $6685 

Connor  J  A  to  W  G  Hoag   oot  15,  It  12  b 

66.  5y  6^  $6500 

Cobb  O  to  P  W  Palmer  oot  1,  It  4  It  16  b 

83,  6  37  16,  3y  6X  $3000 

Onnningham  M  L  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  oot  16, 

It  6  It  1  b  34  Kinzie  add  6s  6%....  $21,'  00 
Cortright  F  D  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  1,  pt  b 
1  to  4  Stony  Isl  Park  36  38  14,  6y  7%, 

102  deeds  $44,000 

Cairns  W  B  to  0  C  Sohnmaoher  oot  9,  Its 

3  to  6  b  5  Walker's  Dock  add  3y  6«.$1600 
Chapman  F  E  to  J  R  Fonike  oot  12,  It  11 

bl,  13  39  13,  G%  f2600 

Carlson  J  to  W  T  Riokards  oot  10,  It  28  b 

6  Eedzie  <fc  K  to  Evnstn  By  6%  $3600 

Ohoqnette  P  to  E  J  Whitehead  oot  16,  pt 

U27  n  wqr  23  38  14,  6^  $2800 

Clark  A  R  E  to  F  H  Doland  oot  12,  It  20 

b  6,  30  41  14,  3y  G%  |30(0 

Daeek  F  to  E  R  Haase  oot  14,  It  421,  26 

38  14,  3y  6^^%  |i800 

Dresen  W  0  to  H  W  Austin  oot  14,  pt  It  7 

b  3,  12  39  12,  6y  6*.,...  $2600 

Dana  L  W   to   Western  Springs  B  &  L 
Assn  Ang  31,  Its  26  and  pt  26,  b  18,  6 

38  1?,  n  1,600 

Dale  J  T  to  C  Bentley  Jaly  l.  Its  17  18 

27  and  28  b  1,  16  38  14,  6%  $7000 

DeZeng  C  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  14,  pt  It  1 

It  65  Ellis  e  add  3y  6^  $3000 

Daly  P  P  to  L  Rathje  oot  8,  Its  33  and  34 

b  1,  17  38  14,  6y  6%  $9000 

Denison  DC  to  T  G  <fc  T  Co  oot  8,  Its  23 

and  24  b  8,  23  38  14,  Deo  1,'96,  7^.  $10,076 
Domagals^i  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  12 

It  10  It  2  b  6.  32  39  14,  6y  6^%  $2600 

Demling  B  to  R  Berger  oot  14,  It  36  b  8, 

35  40  13,  3y  R^^i  jieoo 

Donley  J  S  to  H  Felsenthal  oot  8,  It  1  It  6 

10  Rookwell  add  6%   $4600 

Dabaoh  J  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  16, 

pt  It  19,  3  38  14,  6y  6%  $6500 

Daniels  M  W  to  W  T  Riokards  oot  11,  It 
16  b  2,  3  39  13  and  o  p  6y  7%,  4  deeds 

 $3700 

Danforth  I  N  to  R  P  Hollett  oot  12,  It  13 

and  pt  11  It  7  b  9  Rookwell  add  6;?.  $4000 
Beaoh  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  14,  It  33 
to  48  b  26  and  pt  b  26,   9  37  14,   6y  7% 

 11600 

DeGrodt  H  O  to  C  A  Barley  oot  1,  It  21  b 

8  Dooglas  Pk  add  6y  6j?  $1500 

Davis  A  0  to  D  Qaigg  sept  2,  pt  Its  3  and 

4  It  20,  8  38  14,  5y  6«  $2000 

Dorn  G  to  C  T  &  T  Co  Ang  1,  Its  1  and  2 

and  pt  3  b  4,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Drake  J  B  to  O  K  G  Billings  Deo  29,  n  hf 

It  12  b  1  Danoan  add  ly  7i  $5400 

Eppley  W  H  to  A  Wahl  oot  1,  Its  13  and 

14  b  7,  17  38  14,  3y  6!?  $6000 

Eokberg  C  J  to  R  Berger  oot  10,  It  21  b  3 

19  40  14,  3y  6^  $I0C0 

Eifler  J  to  G  F  Koestet  oot  3,  It  18  b  3, 


19  40  14,  ly6;«   j,400 

Edwards  C  D  to  W  A  Bond  oot  10,  It  27  b 

19  Anbnrn  Pk  5y  6!g   $1200 

Bokert  F  R  to  H  Hoffman  oot  10,  it  2  It  1 

b  5,  34  39  14,  90d8  6^   |4C00 

Eokhart  W  Jr  to  H  Robens  oot  12,  It  216 

Lansingh  add  5y  6%   $2i00 

Esohbangh  G  W  to  F  A  Helmer  o'oV  7  It 

0  It  21  b  10,  22  40  13,  6%    11450 

Evans  R  to  R  L  Tatham  oot  19,  It  12  b  15 

36  40  IH  e%  16000 

Eastbarn  J  H  to  0  W  Hinkley  oot  19,  It 
17  and  pt  21  and  all  18  to  20  b  12,  22 

.S8  14,5y6;i  |6,  Oq 

Bwmg  A  T  to  HE  Hnrlbat  oot  9,  It  1  to 

7  Ewing  add  4y  G%,  7  deeds  $44(01 

Eriokson  J  A  to  J  B  Galloway  oot  16  It 

43  b  8,  36  40  13,  6y  6%   |2000 

Eisner  A  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  Aog  19,  Its 

3  to  6  Haven  to  Pallman  3y  7%  $1250 

Fanta  O  to  O  Knbin  oot  17,  It  27  b  2,  23 

39  13,  5y  6^  |24no 

Fogg  E  8  to  L  Pendas  &  Co  oot  17,  It  2  b 

1,  4  38  14,  Feb  7,'98,  6%  f40(o 

Frufrook  Q  to  C  L  Sohaar  oot  15,  Its  1  to 

3  b  2,  1138  14,  5y  6%  |i3co 

Frink  W  to  H  H  Walker  oot  12,  pt  w  hf  s 
e  qr  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  31  39  14,  6y  6%,  3 

<ieeds   14500 

Frink  W  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  16,  It  36  b  1,  21  39  14,  7%   $3600 

Feoel  F  to  C  Pitte  oot  14,  It  38  b  7,  33  39 

13,  3y  7!«  11600 

Fttber  W  to  M  Wolf  oot  18;  It  10  b  ;^  1  39 

13,  6y  6%   iiooo 

Franke  J  G  to  W  H  Cook  oot  6,  It  22  and 

23  b  6  Sampson  &  G  add  By  6%....  f  40(  0 
Fleok  A  to  E  W  Zander  oot  19,  It  17  b  »., 

7  39  14,  2y  6%  $2300 

Fox  M  J  to  W  Loeb  oot  17,  It  4  It  20  b  13 

33  40  14,  6y  6%   $,'^500 

Farnheim  M  E  to  F  H  Doland  oot  15,  Its 

31  and  32  b  1,  10  38  14,  3y  6%  $5500 

Franklin  L  to  Seo  T  A  T  Oo  oot  11,  Its  32 

36  b  53,  21  41)  12,  5y  6^  $3C00 

Forrest  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  10,  It 

73  Rawson  sub  13  39  13,  5y  655  $4000 

Qonlding  F  L  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  10,  It 

15  b  12,  4  38  14,  5y  7^.  $25(0 

Gary  O  N  to  E  H  Gary  oot  17,  pt  n  e  qr 
17  39  10,  pt  Its  5  and  7  b  72  W  Heights 

and  op,  dem  7%   $11,000 

Gordon  J  to  J  R  Foaike  oot  14,  pt  It  42  b 

8,  33  40  14,  5y  6^   $3700 

Gronwold  H  M  to  H  A  Haogan  oot  21,  It 

3  It  18  b  2,  24  39  13,  6y  6^  $6500 

Grivean  V  and  A  to  W  H  Moore  oot  17,  It 

6  e  hf  n  e  qr  23  38  14,  5y  6*  $6500 

Gernbart  M  M  to  A  Loeb  oot  15,  It  7  b  15 

Lee  add  6y  6^   $20(0 

Ganderson  8  M  to  M  E  Cole  oot  5,  pt  b  3 

15  39  13,  5y  6%,  3  deeds   $10,500 

Qrnnhard  P  to  0  Brase  oot  1,  Its  25  and 

26  b  4,  31  38  14,  By  6%  $14(0 

Greenbnry  G  G  to  S  J  Lombard  oot  16,  It 

16  b  2,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $2200 

Gieser  J  to  M  Eleen  Mar  12,  s  w  qr  n  w 

14,  26  37  11,  6^   $2000 

Goggin  L  M  to  A  M  Wells  oot  5,  It  14  and 

15  e  hf  s  w  qr  20  40  14,  6y  6%  $5(i(i0 

Oiltzow  M  to  A  Schiller  oot  18,  It  9  b  IB? 

eto  Broneon  add  3y  6;^,  3  deeds  $3600 

Gnaedinger  H  to  J  0  Sohnmaoher  oot  17, 

It  45  b  1,  13  39  12,  7%  $3600 

Herron  M  A  to  R  P  Hollett  oot  17.  U  6 

Perry  snb  21  38  14,  5y  6!{    81800 

Hanchett  W  W  to  W  W  Carter  oot  17,  It 

21  It  26  b  6,  21  38  U,  By  6%  $10,000 

Holm  O  M  to  G  F  Koester  oot  15,  It  6  acd 

pt  6  b  8,  18  40  14,  3y  6>^^  $2(  OC 

Harst  E  J  to  W  E  Hatterman  oot  15,  It  9 

s  w  qr  35  40  13,  3y  7%  $18(  0 

Hotohinson  B  C  and  0  A  to  B  A  Kennedy 

oot  1,  pt  It  66  Nasland  add  6y  7%. .  .$1{'00 
Herman  A  to  W  Loeb  oot  15,  Its  6  and  7 

It  7,  6  39  14,  ly  6%  $1000 

Haskell  F  T  to  W  L  Jeffries  001  7,  s  bf  It 

5  b  2  frl  16  add  7y  i%  $100,OiO 

flanefield  J  E  to  M  E  Oreenebaam  oot  21 

It  88  b  15,  11  39  13,  6y  6^%  $12('0 

Haehlen  J  to  J  W  Jaoobsen  oot  19,  It  44  b 

3,  29  40  14,  6y  6«  $'^200 

Hawtree  G  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  oot  7,  pt  s  e 
qr  n  w  qr  26  40  13,  6y  61^'?,  11  deeds 

 $16,800 

Hatfield  M  P  to  W  E  Fnrness  oot  10  It  1 

b  2,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $.36(  0 

Hammer  D  H  to  J  O  Hatchins  oot  18,  It  7 

and  pt  6  b  10,  17  39  14,  5y  6^  . .  $10,(  00 
Hynes  F  F  to  F  Q  Bradley  Aog  2,  It  19, 

Farmly  snb  4  38  14,  6^   $2600 

Honsel  G  C  to  B  M  Winston  oot  16,  pt  It 

19  b  8,  33  40  14,  ly  6«   $50  0 

Hedenberg  J  W  to  O  T  &  T  Oo  oot  17,  Its 

15  to  27  b  1,  7  38  14,  3y  6%   $1500 

Hnghea  A  B  to  Seo  T  &  T  Oo  Ang  1,  It  9 


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b  3,  19  41  14,  oy  8%  |5476 

Hinckley  E  Q  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  sept  20,  It 

3  It  8,  10  38  14,  6%  $6000 

Hall  R  W  to  J  O'Connor  oot  14,  pt  It  8  b 

2,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  |30U0 

Hoppe  0  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  10,  It  22  It 

2  b  21  SheflE  add  4y  6^5  $50C0 

Helbig  B  &  J  to  F  Whitfield  oot  13,  It  99 

b  5,  6  39  U,  6%  $5000 

Haneoy  B  to  New  Eng  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  oot 

12,  Its  17  to  19  b  99,  27  39  14,  5y  5}i% 

 $20,000 

Hand  S  E  to  J  P  Wilson  oot  14,  pt  Its  33 

aod  34  n  e  qr  10  38  14,  5y  6%   $2510 

Higney  J  to  A  O  Alley  oet  11,  It  B,  s  e  qr 

4  38  14,  3y  7%:  $1000 

Hendenson  M  to  R  Berger  oot  15,  It  29  b 

'J,  17  40  14,  2y  6^   $1500 

Harvey  H  F  to  J  V  Farwell  Jr  May  21,  Its 

7  to  9  and  pt  10  b  88  Rogers  Park  5y  6% 
 $5125 

Heaford  H  H  to  H  D  Sdeldon  sept  23,  It 
36  W  to  Woodlawn  3Pm  6%  |275C 

Iverson  L  J  to  W  M  Northtnp  oct  19,  Its 
38  and  6')  b  2S,  7  39  14.  3y  6j{  $10,450 

lien  A  to  U  P  Kranz  oot  25,  pt  blks  3  and 

5  and  all  4,  5  40  14,  i^y  6^  $3000 

I-ham  U  P  to  Oonn  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  oot  5, 

pt  It  10  b  5,  2  38  14,  4y  5^  $4000 

Jones  B  K  to  J  B  Galloway  oot  7,  It  8  b  5 

8  40  14,  6y  6^  $6000 

Johnson  W  to  0  O  M  Lane  oot  3,  pt  It  1, 

Adsrs  div  12  40  14,  6m   $2610 

JohDslon  0  H  to  W  Chi  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

21,  pt  It  5  b  5,  35  40  13,  5y  6^  $2800 

Johnson  H  M  lo  W  H  McDonald  sept  24, 

pt  It  16  b  2,  3  38  U,  ly  6^  $60C0 

Jordan  H  to  F  M  Elliott  oot  7,  pt  It  10  b 

33  Mibnetka  5y  6}^%  $1300 

Kohlsaat  U  H  to  W  K  Mason  oet  15,  pt  It 

1  and  2  b  58,  o  t,  Aog  I, '96,  6^.  ..$515,000 
Krneger  H  O  to  0  F  Sohnmacher  oot  16, 

It  14  b  1,  30  39  14,  6%  $1000 

Keeler  J  B  to  B  W  Fay  Aug  8,  it  20  and 

pt  21,  7  39  14,  ly  7%  $4000 

Kinnally  0  F  to  A  H  Veeder  oot  19,  It  8  b 

1,  9  38  14,  6y  6^   $13,000 

Klemmetson  K  to  A  Loeb  oot  i7,  pt  b  15, 

3  39  14,  6y  6«   $13,(  00 

Kelly  A  W  to  W  R  Odell  oct  12,  It  4  and 

pi  3  b  9  Johnston  R  &  S  add  5y  7^. $7500 
Kroth  B  to  J  F  Rehm  sept  24,  pt  It  1  b  7, 

33  40  14,  3y  6%   $b000 

Kane  B  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  16,  n  hf  It  23 

b  7,  23  38  14,  5j  1%   $1800 

Keck  W  H  to  Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  A  L  Assn 

oct  16,   Its  9  and  10   b  7,   20  38  14,  1% 

  $5000 

Kinney  B  to  J  8  Spencer  oot  1,  It  24  b  12, 

28  39  14,  ly  $1393 

Loos  M  A  to  E  G  Panling  oct  15,  Its  23  to 

^4  b  1,  15  39  13,  3y  6?  $1600 

Lemoitie  E  8  Jr  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  9,  It 

16  b  1,  28  38  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Levy  A  to  Village  B  &  L  Assn  cot  17,  It  6 

b  1,  10  38.14".  $6900 

Lindemann  R  to  F  C  Knhn  oot  15,  It  33  b 

6,  19  40  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Lodlow  G  M  to  T  G  (S  T  Oo  oct  16,  It  1  b 

1  b  7,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  |5lOO 

Lord  8  P  to  W  D  Bradsbaw  oct  1,  pt  b  22 

17  39  14,  5y  G%,  3  deeds  $12,500 

Ledgerwood  A  J  0  to  G  T  Steen  Mch  28, 

It  8i  s  e  qr  8  39  13,  4j  6^  $2000 

Lindemann  W  to  G  J  Tatge  oct  11,  Its  25 

to  27  b  7,  8  38  14,  5y   $2000 

Lutz  K  to  C  B  Whipple  oct  14,  It  25  to  27 

b  1,  35  39  12,  5y  63^^  $3000 

McOormiok  H  to  M  E  Greeuebaam  oct  12 

It  5  and  pt  4  b  7,  17  38  14,  4y  6%...$n00 
Mahlnm  MA&MK  to  WD  Kerfoot  oct 

16,  It  40  b  1,  6  39  14,  e%   $2600 

Mol70w  0  to  W  F  Labeke  oot  14.  It  li  b 

B,  35  40  13,  6«  $2000 

Markl  A  to  M  Wolf  oot  12,  It  10  b  2,  Brad 

well  add  3y  6^   $1000 

Morgan  T  H  to  J  Stern  oct  7,  It  8  b  2,  21 

39  14  $20C0 

Mecher  M  to  G  Coombs  oct  19,  It  14  b  6, 

18  40  14,  5y  6%  $1300 

Miller  D  W  to  N  0  Sears  oot  21,  pt  a  e  qr 

s  w  qr  5  lO  14.  6^  

MoKee  0  W  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  oot  15,  s  3  acs 

vf  hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  20  39  13,  3y  6% 

 $1500 

Monroe  W  F  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  sept 

24,  It  42  and  43,  2  38  14.  5y  6^  . . . .  $25,000 
Mnssenden  E  A  to  W  L  Knn  oot  14,  Its  14 

Its  8  and  9  b  12,  26  35  38  14,  1%  $1500 

Maroy  B  E  &  O  to  H  A  Hangan  oct  15,  It 

1  and  2  b  11  Brand  add  6y  6^  $7000 

McDonald  W  J  to  T  fl  Gale  oct  10,  Its  30 

to  34  b  7,  6  39  13,  3y  6%   $2412 

Meyers  M  lo  J  H  Van  Vlissiogea  oct  14, 

It  7  b  15  b  128,  25  39  14,  6y  7%  $1000 


Mendel  E  to  S  W  Rawson  oct  19, 
pt  Its  20  and  23  b  118,   s  s  add 


McC.skey  L  &  G  W  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Oo 

oot  1,  It  7  b  1,  13  30  13,  5y  5}4%...  $9000 
MoDonongh  J  to  R  L  Latham  oct  17,  It 

18  b  1,  13  38  14,  3y  6"?  $5000 

Miller  W  B  to  F  M  Elliott  oct  17,  It  7  b's 

35  and  36  Evaceton  5y  6^   $3000 

McColliDg  M  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  oot 
14,  Its  12  and  13    b  2,  28  39  14,  5y  e% 

...$8000 
nnd  hf 
6m  7% 

 $13,000 

Noodhom  J  T  to  Lake  View  B  &  L  Assn 

oct  10,  Its  1  and  2  b  19,  25  40  13,  8^ .  $1600 
Newborg  J  A  to  W  F  Lnbeke  oct  14,  pt  b 

5  b  1,  2  39  13,  5y  7^  $2600 

Newens  G  J  to  J  H  Phillips  oot  15,  It  124 

Ogden  sQb  4  39  14,  3y  6^  $1740 

Nehf  W  H  to  A  Rehm  oct  12,  It  34  b  1  b 

2,  23  39  13,  2y  6^  $2000 

Noble  O  to  Northn  T  Co  oct  14,  pt  b  7,  33 

40  14,  6%  $12,000 

Nielsen  G  to  0  Proehle  oot  15,  pt  It  24  b 

8,  36  40  13,  5y  6%  $5200 

Olson  H  M  to  L  S  Larson   oot  12,  It  5  b 

13,  8  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Olsen  G  to  R  Berger  oot  19,  It  45  b  6,  18 

40  14,  5y  6^   $18(0 

O'Ronrke  M  to  D  S  Place  oot  18,  It  6  b  48 

17  39  14,  3y  6%  $1600 

Ott  0  to  A  Smith  sept  19,  It  6  b  8,  26  40 

13,5y7%  $1500 

Paskewioz  J  to  W  E  Uatterman  oct  15,  It 

46  b  12,  5  39  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Peck  0  and  J  W  to  M  E  Qreenebaum  oot 

16,  It  40  b  2,  19  39  14,  3y  7%  $1200 

Pfeiler  G  J  to  L  Rathje  oot  15,  Its  43  and 

pt  42  b  1,  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Poagae  0  M   to   Backers  &  Mer  B  &  L 
Assn  Apl  1,  Its  10  and  11  b  7  b  1,  2  37 

14  $1700 

Pilditoh  E  J  to  0  L  Sohaar  oot  1,  It  4  b  2 

16  38  14,  5y  6%%  $2000 

Percy  W  N  E  F  Bay  ley  oot  17,  It  37  b  9, 

14  38  14,  6y  6^  $2000 

Perrin  M  8  to  G  W  Newcomb  oct  10,  It 

46  b  16,  6  39  14,  5y  6«  $13C0 

Packard  E  H  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oot  6, 
pt  It  8  and  9  Graves  snb  34  39  U,  5y  6^ 

. . .  .■  $7000 

Pape  P  to  C  Buhl  oot  15,  It  92  and  pt  91 

b  11  Sampson  &  Greene  add  3y  7S.$2800 
Post  U  L  to  T  Kearney  oot  12,  It  25  b  12 

Wilmette  3y  7^  $1700 

Polka  V  to  J  Zak  oot  10,  It  15  b  1,  25  39 

13,6^  $1£00 

Pntz  M  to  J  Stern  oct  1,  It  48  b  1,  16  38 

14,  6%  $1077 

Pitkin  W  G  to  R  Berger  oot  16,  It  17  b  7 

26  and  35  38  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Potter  L  to  O  T  &  T  Oo   oct  14,  pt  b  4  b 

1  etc  18  40  14,  5y  G%,  3  deeds  $4500 

Roche  A  to  Northn  T  Co  oot  10,  It  29  and 

30  b  10,  28  39  14,  2y  7^  $2600 

Robertson  F  to  G  T  Steen  Jnly  15,  pt  b  2 

24  38  13,  3y  7%.,..  $3000 

Rhorer  H  to  W  Loeb  oot  14,  nt  b  6,  13  39 

13,  5y  6%,  3  deeds  $20,000 

Roche  A  &  J  H  to  Northn  T  Co  oct  10,  Its 

29  and  30  b  16,  28  39  1 4,  5y  6^  ... .  $  10,000 
Rothschild  S  to  W  Heinemann  oot  17,  Its 

49  to  51  b  31,  33  30  14  $4000 

Rae  R  to  A  Gatzert  oot  15,  pt  It  3  b  8,  32 

39  14,  ly  7%  $1200 

Riohards  R  R  to  E  W  Adkinson  oot  9,  pt 
Its  1  and  4   b  17   Linden  Grove  3 

deeds  $10,500 

Randolph  F  to  A  W  Martin  sent  23,  It  3  b 

8,  5  40  14,  4y  6%  $80C0 

Rhodes  V  M  to  H  A  Haugan  oot  14,  Its  26 

and  26  b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $12,000 

Rhodes  V  M  to  W  B  MoOloer  July  17,  It 

25  and  26  b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Ran  I  to  H  F  Eidman  oot  10,  It  4  b  2  b  3, 

36  38  14,  7%  $1200 

Rosbeok  A  to  S  Coman  oot  15,  It  39  and 
pt  40  Hambleton  sub   16  38  14,    ly  7% 

 ".$1500 

Ryan  G  J  to  W  fl  Holden   oot  15,   Us  18 
and  19  and  pt  21  Winston  sob  3  38  14, 

G%  $2700 

Russell  0  0  to  M  Slnsser  oot  21,  pt  its  15 

and  16  b  4  0  to  Edgewater,  8  m  7^. $2000 
Bice  J  H  to  luter  State  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

15,  pt  b  4,  Diefendorf  to  Rlverview,  6 
deeds  $6600 

Robinson  L  0  to  B  G  Panling   oct  15,  It 

20  Brown's  snb  30  40  14,  3y  7%  $1600 

rfohnltz  C  to  C  J  Kromseig  oct  16.  It  68  b 

16.  31  40  14,  2y  6%   $2400 

Staober  F  A  to  M  M  A  Staaber  oct  11,  It 

9  lt8  b  25,  33  40  14  and  o  p  5y  6^  .  $600  ) 
Sonth  Side  Cyoliog  Glob  to  A  E  Barr  oot 
15,    It  7  and  pt  8  It  9,    10  38  14,  ly  t% 


Stranbe  P  to  M  E  Greenebaom  oot  21,  Its 

10  and  11  b  2,  31  39  14,  6y  6%  $1700 

Summers  L  A  to  J  A  Logan  L  &  B  Assn, 
oot  1,  pt  Its  28  and  23  b  6,  30  41  14,  — 

 $3400 

Swanson  F  to  Village  L  &  B  Ass  oot  17, 

pt  b  6,  5  39  14,  5y  655  *8000 

Sheppard  M  F  to  B  W  Dodson  Apl  14,'94, 
pt  bids  35  to  37  Smith's  snb  Sheft  add 

Jan  1,'S6,  6%  $17,000 

Sohanmann  H  to  0  H  Fleischer  oot  12,  pt 

It  68  b  12,  12  39  13,  &%  $2000 

Stephens  F  to  A  Pike  oct  16,  It  15  and  pt 

16  b  1,  8  38  14,  G%  $1200 

Schrimpl  0  to  N  A  Meyer  oot  11,  It  13  b 

3,  14  39  13,  2y  6%   $17i0 

Schick  W  to  L  Baird   sept  2,  It  19  b  3,  21 

40  14,  2y  fc^  $3750 

Seeman  E  H  to  W  Loeb  oct  14,  pt  b  23, 

33  39  13,  5y  6^  $3000 

Schalz  F  to  O  0  Butz  oot  15,  It  12  b  3,  4 

38  14  and  o  p  G%  $4000 

Sohlenkty  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  14, 

It  6  It  22  b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $30i  0 

Stahl  J  J  to  0  Buhl   oct  16,   It  93   b  11. 

Sampson  &  Greene  add  4y  6^  $1400 

Schwartz  G  O  J  to  J  Bnsoh  oot  1,  It  5  b  2, 

20  38  14,  3y  6%   $1600 

Schroeder  0  to  Northern  T  Co  sept  11,  It 

31  and  pt  30  b  3,  20  4()  14,  3y  6%....$30(;0 
Springer  L  0  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  oct  8, 

pt  It  23  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^   $3500 

Stephen  M  and  A  et  al   to   A  J  Graham 

sept  14,  pt  It  12  b  41  s  8  add  3y  6«.. $1,500 
Sistek  F  J  to  W  O  Kirchman  oot  10,  Its  23 

to  25  b  1,  19  39  14,  2y  7%  $4880 

Seaverns  G  A  to  Am  T  A  8  Bk  oot  12,  pt 

b  6,  27  39  14,  5y  d}4%  $105,000 

Simpson  W  M  to  J  Siern  oot  4,  pt  Its  37 

to  44  b  B,  34  39  14,  ly  7^  $5768 

Simpson  G  E  to  L  Carter  Apl  20,  It  16  b 

18  Edgebrook  6%  $2000 

Steflfeusen  0  P  to  M  E  Greenebaom  oot 

11,  It  27  b  6,  19  40  14,  5y  7%  $1200 

Sohrof  der  G  to  N  Wolf  Oct  18,  It  60  b  51, 

19  39  14,  6y  6%   $2500 

Thelen  0  to  W  J  Lister  oct  18,  pt  It  6  b  5 

1"  38  14,  7%  $24(0 

Tillinghast  H  0  to  E  H  Gallup  sept  26,  pt 

It  2  and  3  b  2,  19  41  14,  ly  6%.  $4000 

Trapp  C  F  to  N  A  Mayer  oot  14,  It  1  b  4 

b  32,  33  39  14,  3y  6%  $50^0 

Teupel  H  J  to  R  Berger  sept  20,  Its  7  ard 
8  b  1  Lake  Shore  add  Wilmette  3y  6% 

 $4600 

Taylor  L  8  to  F  J  Griffon  oot  16,  It  10  b 

6,  12  39  12,  5y  7%  ..$1050 

Thiltges  J  P  to  W  D  Cooper  oot  9,  It  18  b 

3,  15  38  14,  e%  $4500 

Tnthill  8  G  to  U  E  Muehlke  oot  11,  pt  It 

36  b  10,  29  40  14,  3y  6«  $1000 

Tyler  F  to  A  Tidholn  oot  15,  It  49  It  2,  16 

38  14,  5y  e%  $1S00 

Thomas  B  O  to  Will  H  Moore  oct  15,  pt  It 

5  and  6  b  6,  14  38  14,  5y  6%  |14,0C0 

Underwood  P  L  to  Norih-Western  Mnt  L 
Iqs  Co  oot  12,  Its  5  to»7  It  6,  6  38  14.  6y 

5%  $40,L0O 

Vydona  J  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  10,  It  27  b 

56,  19  39  14,  2y  6%  $3000 

Vinternm  8  J  to  North  B  &  L  Assn  oot  14 

pt  !i  22  b  3,  36  40  13  $3200 

Vorderbrugge  L  to  H  G  Zander  oot  10,  nt 

b  38,  33  40  14,  2y  6^   $15,CO0 

Van  Houaen  E  <fc  E  E  to  A  Tidholm  oot 
15,  Its  63  and  64  b  1,   30  38  14,  5y  6% 

 $2000 

Vogh  E  W  to  W  0  Kinney  oot  8,  pt  It  7  W 

to  Woodlawn  23  38  14,  6^  $3000 

Wealowski  T  to  W  E  Hatterman  oct  15,  It 

8  b  39,  Sheff  add  3y  6^  $3600 

Weltman  E  to  W  Loeb  sept  14,  It  18  b  9, 

23  38  14,  5y  6%.  $2500 

Wheaton  I  M  to  B  R  Marchand  oot  15,  pt 

It  160  b  2,  30  38  15,  7%  $2800 

Woewrzynteinicz  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  oct 

17,  pt  b  6,  5  39  14,  5y  e%  $800  J 

Wathen  J  B  to  P  W  Straus  oot  16,  Its  13 

13  to  18  b  12  etc  9  40  13,  2y  6%  $70C0 

Wageforth  T  C  fl  to  L  Baird  oot  18,  It  20 

b  3,  14  39  13,  6%   $60C0 

Wiokersham  J  R  to  W  fleinemann  oot  15, 
pt  lis  1  and  2,  27  40  13,  3y  6%,  4  deeds 

 $4500 

Wilson  F  P  to  W  L  Jeffries   oot  7,  It  1  b 

42  s  s  add  5y  5%%  $25,000 

Wheeler  M  I  to  M  Hills  oot  14,  It  18  b  6, 

Auburn  5y  6^  $2750 

Weil  R  and  L  to  M  W  Kozminski  oot  10, 
pt  It  8  b  50,  21  39  14,  6y  51^.  .....$5500 

Wood  G  A  to  Eqnit  T  Co  oot  11,  It  11  b 

17,  28  37  U,  ij%  $1520 

While  M  to  S  M  Moore  oot  18,  It  19  b  2. 
IH  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 


pt  It  5  b  3.  23  39  13,  7?  $3000 

WoodUwn  Park  M  E  Oh  to  F  R  Oh-indler 

oot  1,  pt  Irs  14  and  15  b  3,  23  38  14,  6y 

e%     $4.51  0 

Walter  A  to  M  E  Greeneoanm  oot  17,  It  6 

b  4,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $3600 

Welter  H  to  G  Van  Zandt  oct  11,  No  263 

Webster  av  5y  6|  $3C00 

Wills  A  to  A  W  Esohsnberg  oot  II,  It  23 

b  3,  28  39  14,  3y  6^   $3000 

Watfers  F  8  to  S  M  Moore  sept  28,  It  8  b  1 

23  39  13,  755  $1000 

Way  E  to  W  F  Lnbeke  oot  7,  It  2O  b  4,  35 

40  13.  6y  7%  «13C0 

Westfall  W  C  to  B  J  Bowes  Jr  oct  8,  pt  b 

7,  11  39  13,  2y  7^,  11  deeds   $6630 

Waters  F  to  S  M  Moore  oot  1,  Its  10  and 

11  b  1,  23  39  13,  3y  7%  $30  0 

Wilson  J  to  W  J  Filbert  col  11,  Its  16  to 

20  etc  b  4,  8  38  14,  5y  6% . .  $30(0 

York  J  to  W  H  Holden  oct  I,  It  32  b  15, 

20  39  14,  4y  6^    *10,i  00 

Young  H  G  to  L  H  Mitchell  oot  17,  pt  It 

13  It  1,  7  29  14,  3y  7%   $5(  CO 


$i900  i  Wolf  W  J  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  oct  15, 


Adams  0  J  to  O  Gedde  sept  8,  furn  856 

Monroe  6m  $206 

Alschub  F  to  O  G.dle  oct  — ,  furn  £5 

Warren  av  3m  $376 

Adam:,  I  E  to  0  8  McNett  oot  1,  furn  192 

Mich  av  3m  $460 

Agnew  Q  R  to  F  MoNellis  oot  18,  furn 

23m  $104 

Ayer  G  A  to  P  R  Forrest  oot  15,  groceries 

175  31st  and  2945  lud  av  ly  $;i55 

Ambrose  I  to  L  0  Bolfer  oot  9.  6m  $142 

Anderson  B  to  D  E  Wayne  oot  10,  horee 

etc  Donning  6m.  $280 

Anderson  0  O  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  oct 

16.  saloon  307  3l8t  2y   $400 

Alexander  F  to  V  T  McMillan  oct  17. 

mdse  197  Chi  av  p  m  4m  $138 

Bertrand  C  &  F  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  oot  11, 

saloon  578  Lake  13m  $1100 

Bond  W  8  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  12,  furn 

6m   $72 

Beeson  A  J  to  E  D  Raynor  oot  7,  saloon 

1005  V  Buren  18m  $368 

Beck  G  N  to  (J  A  Swortfigner  apl  9,  fnra 

386  Oak  18m  $l.o00 

Borman  K  to  S  B  Kcowlton  oct  15,  furn 

7m  $130 

Bartlett  P  to  U  8  Brg  Co  oot  19,  saloon 

Bosmer  and  Bloomingdale  av3  2y.  $.'50 
Bernhard  B  to  A  Kohn  oct  24  wagon  etc 

 $250 

Boehler  F  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept 

25,  sfti  on  1566  West  End  av  2y  $600 

Bemis  J  G  to  J  M  Strawn  oot  12,  furn 

and  8  m  6m    $207 

Brog  M  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  aog  9, 

saloon  4558  Stats  23m  $1000 

Borkhard  O  to  0  Bartung  oot  16,  mdfe 

115  w  H-ron  6m  |300 

Brown  L  to  M  E  Fiooh  oct  15,  fnrn  and 

piano  6m    $140 

Beggs  H  L  lo  J  H  Clark  oct  8,  fnrn  21 

Harrison  6m  $2.".0 

Briggs  R  M  to  E  S  Lloyd  oct  14,  horse 

etc  970  n  Clark  ly  $225 

Boggan  P  M  to  F  VV  Hill  oot  13.  fnrn 

2068  Atlantic  7m  $197 

Bymnn  G  H  to  I  Lilly  oct  10,  fnrn  Aus- 
tin 23m  $410 

Ohatfield  A  8  to  0  fl  Sohurman  oct  IS, 

piano  255  Wabash  jan  18  $161 

Corbell  T  N  to  H  A  F  Mcgg  oot  14,  fnrn 

23m   $104 

Crowley  T  to  Nat  M  L  Co  oct  14,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  $146 

Campbell  E  R  to  F  E  Blaobman  oot  10, 

piano  4in  $110 

Conners  J  B  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  oot  15,  sa- 
loon 294  Water  2y  $1550 

Cooney  T  0  to  T  Lindsey  oot  8,  korses 

etc  226  30th  8m  $75 

Oasello  M  to  N  Westn  Brg  Oo  oot  12,  sa- 
loon 148  n  Sangamon  2y  $3C0 

Carl  J  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  oct  17,  saloon  Wells 

and  Michigan  ly  $»tOO 

Craft  R  C  to  M  E  Finch  oot  16,  furn  and 

8  m  6m  $103 

Cr^ford  J  E  to  0  E  Lamont  sept  lo, 

furn  and  mdoe  338  Madiroo  2y  $800 

Davis  G  V  to  E  Smith  oot  12,'furn  7m 

 $135 

Dodge  A  E  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  18,  furn  6m 

 $155 

Doming  J  L  to  F  B  Blackman  oct  16, 

fern  and  8  m  ly   $200 

Doyle  G  E  to  W  Uazleton  oot  19,  furn  8m 
 $175 


1030 


TiaE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


October  26,  1895. 


Driver  N  O  to  A  H  Williams  oot  18,  fnrn 
North  Shore   Hotel  23  Roalyn  pi  7m 


Diokorson  G  W  to  8  B  Knowlton  oot  1». 

furn  7m  *]30 

Erikeon  W  to  U  Hansen  oot  7,  fnrn  533^ 

Grand  av  15m  $300 

Ellis  G  U  to  A  O  Manns  oot  15,  fnrn  163 

Randolph  23m  |851 

Encis  O  to  "4  E  Finoh  oot  15,  fnrn  6m. $77 
Edelman  0  to  J  H  Gnnsolns  oot  15,  farn 

405  46th  9m   $100 

Eden  T  to  A  Rolston  oot  17,  shop  109 

Randolph  $160 

EwiDg  R  H  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  17,  forn  6m 

 $103 

Fikelstein  A  to  J  Weiss  oot  11, wagon  418 

w  14th  6m   *100 

Fenn  A  VV  to  J  J  Owen  sept  30,  forn  375 

Van  B  ly   $70 

Fufgcer  F  H  U  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  14, 

forn  6m   $81 

Fonts  B  V  to  A  H  Williams  cot  15,  piano 

6m    $100 

Friii  8  to  A  Malopede  oot  7,  forn  361  Jef- 
ferson  $175 

Fleter  W  K  to  R  M  McOreery  oot  14,  forn 

5m   $253 

Gerhardt  H  I  to  E  Ostergren  sept  30, 

house  It  12  b  5  28  40  14  7uj  $200 

Guenther  J  to  Blalz  Brg  Co  oot  16,  saloon 

209  Clark  deo  1    $1000 

Goodman  A  to  F  G  Wright  oct  17,  piano 

6m   $91 

Gnetafson  0  L  to  A  M  MoArthnr  oct  10, 

forn  and  sm  pm  $179 

Giermotti  A  lo  E  Toeetti  Brg  Co  oot  5, 

paloon  2"20  Jackson  bvd  S/y  $450 

Glover  G  T  to  M  E  Finch  oot  17,  fnrn  6m 

 $82 

Goldsmiih  W  J  to  E  A  Erd  sept  30,  fnrn 

2y   $75 

Goff  E  A  to  0  H  Merriok  oot  IS,  fnrn  5m 

 $70 

Gro-skopf  L  W  to  fl  A  F  Mogg  oot  14, 

fr.rn  23m   $104 

Goldstein  J  to  0  Meader  oct  15,  shop  9m 

 $70 

Gal  agher  S  to  M  E  Finch  oot  12,  furn 

6m  $77 

Gross  J  W  to  J  H  Gansolns  oot  15,  furn 

6m   $150 

Gretneok  J  to  G  MoWilliams  oct  ]5,cflaoe 

etc  5745  Went  worth  av  6i  ds  $91 

Greenhoff  M  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  15,  foru 

at.d  piano  7m  $232 

Goshorn  E  E  lo  F  J  Devendorf  oct  15, 

forn  and  piano  6m  ...  $103 

Horan  T  to  Barthok  mae  &  R  B  &  M  Co 

Oot  18.  saloon  513  w  I'ith  1 . . .  .y  . . . .  $375 
Heim.1  M  B  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  16, 

pl^no  fim   $77 

Hair  J  T  Co  to  T  F  Leahy  oot  16,  office 

fnin  eto  51  w  Washington  ly  $iyOO 

Hatteu  N  to  F  J  Swetzio  oct  16,  farn  6m 

 $70 

Henry  J  to  G  H  Dayton  oct  16,  horses  eto 

7m  $372 

Holiz  d  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  oct  12, 

faloon  Wallace  and  2id   $370 

Holder  G  lo  F  W  Bill  &  Co  oot  17,  fnrn 

85  Evanston  a\  21m  $3f  0 

Hiue  L  F  (o  H  Cohn  oct  II,  piano  $lu4 

Harrigan  G  E  to  Scho  nhofen  Brg  Co  oot 

8.  saloon  21 18  w  Lake  2y  $3(0 

Helle  0  to  F  Knaaok  oct  15,  fnrn  1  Lin- 
coln av  6m   $100 

Hoghes  N  &  W  M  to  HP  Mount  oct  11, 

furn  5927  J  jd  av  7m   $325 

Howie  J  M  to  R  M  McOreery  oct  12,  fnrn 

6m  $70 

Horth  R  to  W  Hooh  Jr  oot  19,  piano  336 

Center  ly.   $ir9 

Huge  N  F  to  O  Gedde  Sept  14,  furn  1114 

Washington  6m   ..$302 

Hardy  8  G  to  O  Goodwin  oct  15,  horses 

7m  $97 

Idditg  R  M  to  Nat  M  L  Co  oot  19,  forn 

and  piano  Tm   $133 

Jones  T  C  to  D  R  McNaught  oct  12,  farn 

6m  $156 

Jone^  W  H  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  18,  piano 

6m   $103 

Jarreit  A  D  to  J  A  Fullenweider  oot  14, 

forn  6657  Howard  2y  $2500 

Knorr  C  F  to  J  A  MoVoy  oct  17,  horses 

eto  521  Melrose  6m   $600 

Eondson  R  to  Fuller  &  Faller  Co  oct  16, 

drog^  328  w  Erie  2y  $526 

Kineella  T  J  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  oot  12,  sa 

loon  177  Adams  2y  $300 

RnndeoQ  R  to  K  Enudson  may  '/I,  fixt 

drng  store  328  w  Erie  2y  $15(10 

Eelley  W  F  to  J  Lyons  oot  14,  horses  e  o 

6m   *357 

Eoenig  F  to  0  Eoenig  oot  12,  saloon  1275 
n  Clark  2y  $2100 


Kane  P  W  to  T  C  Kane  jane  l,8aloon  278 

35th  $2500 

Kane  T  to  0  H  Merrick  oct  11,  piano  tim 

  $102 

Kantze  W  to  J  M  Strawn  oot  11,  piano 

6m  $77 

Kline  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  17,  piano  6m 

 $77 

Kaspar  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  15,  furn 

and  piano  and  s  m  $77 

Langner  O  P  et  al  to  Sohoeubofen  Brg 

Co  oct  17,  saloon  698  Lake  2y  $350 

Letourneau  E  F  to  ME  Finoh  oot  16, 

fnrn  6m  $72 

Laarie  0  A  to  Merle  <fc  H  Mfg  Co  oot  15, 

fnrn  2762  Lake  p  m  $300 

Larson  M  M  to  A  Anderson  oct  15,  rodse 

113  Oak  6m  $250 

Lasher  W  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  11,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

Lhotka  3  W  to  C  Stanb  oot  8,  horses  and 

carriage  ly  $200 

Love  E  O  to  J  Springer  oot  15,  fnrn  horse 

etc  154  Throop  23m  $592 

Lemere  N  to  J  W  Carris  et  al  oot  10, 

horse  and  wagon  $600 

Londeberg  E  to  W  Herwig  oct  19,  fnrn 

103  B  Isld  av  2y  $115 

Lippert  A  8  to  Standard  Bry  oot  15,  sa- 
loon 2  s  Market  23m  $1200 

Low  0  R  Co  to  Baragwanath  &  Sons  oot 

14,  presses  eto  125  Dearborn  1  day..  $700 
Lewis  G  F  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  jane  21, 

horses  eto  856  w  Van  B  4m  $230 

Lenrs  T  to  L  M  Cook  oct  12,  furn  397 

State  $132 

Long  Q  B  to  J  H  Gansolns  oot  18,  furn 

and  piano  6628  Oglesby  av  ly  $200 

Lowry  M  &  J  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  18,  fnrn 

6m  $181 

MoMahon  A  to  D  R  MoNaught  oot  17, 

furn  6m  $77 

MoOaoley  F  M  to  S  I  Reiser  oot  18,  sa- 
loon 346  Madieon  60ds  $800 

Mann  E  O  to  Tuokhorn  &  Go  oot  23,  bil- 
liard goods  151  Canal  13m  p  m  $266 

Marohand  C  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  oot  12, 

fnrn  1436  Monroe  7m  $162 

ilitchell  J  to  F  MoNeliis  oot  12,  fnrn  23m 

 $73 

MoOaaly  A  to  Q  N  Grot  oot  15,  fittings  96 

Clark  4m  $600 

MoGairo  N  to  Z  Taylor  oct  15,  piano  3801 

C  Grove  av  11m  $I(i8 

Mungei'  0  C  to  W  H  King  oot  15,  fnrn 

and  piano  3406  Park  av   $250 

Meeder  J  0  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  18,  piano 

6m  $77 

McCarthy  P  A  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  14,  fnrn 

6m  $92 

MoQahan  R  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Co  oot  15,  saloon  Greenwood  2y  $490 

McCabe  O  to  E  Mogg  oot  16,  piano  23m 

 $2C0 

Tdii^er  E  F  to  J  H  Heffelfinger  oot  16, 

fnrn  40  River  Im  $200 

Mansinger  G  to  Star  Bwry  oot  9,  saloon 

835  Blae  Isld  av  $500 

Miller  W  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  oot  12,  sa- 
loon 2211  Wentworth  2y  $350 

Mack  E  to  C  P  Davis  oct  16,  fnrn  43(j6 

Calumet  2y   $400 

Miehan  J  H  to  T  Bnrke  oot  16,  piano  2y 

 $100 

MoOormiok  OV&O  Hto  MH  Wagan 

oot  16,  furn  and  s  m  ly  $2500 

Morton  E  to  Nat  M  L  Co  oot  17,  furn  7m 

 $133 

Newman  C  G  to.G  Holdeu  oct  17,  mdse 

264  Chicago  av  14m  p  m  $200 

O'Connell  D  G  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  12,  furn 

6m  $155 

OmensKy  H  to  F  Sharf  oot  16,  mdse  780 

n  Campbell  av  ly  $500 

O'Ronrke  J  to  W  0  Rourke  oct  10,  mdse 

Harvey  2y  ,  $200 

O'Lynn  B  et  al  to  M  E  Finch  oct  15,  farn 

6m  $113 

Parsons  H  R  et  al  to  F  W  Smith  oct  14, 

library  2y    $400 

Polaok  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  16,  fnrn 

6m  ...  $73 

Park  R  H  to  W  Borden  oot  16,  furn  1843 

Mioh  av  60ds  

Perchern  J  to  J  Orso  oot  8,  fnrn  89  Mil- 
ton av  7m  $80 

Patrick  0  to  M  E  Finch  oot  15,  farn  6m 

 $225 

Pollak  L  to  BruDswiok-B-C  Co  oct  17,  bil 

Hard  goods  239  56th  p  m  $550 

Peters  J  to  F  B  Silsbee  oot  51,  piano  7m 

 $85 

Roberts  B  C  to  M  A  Roberts  jnne  26, furn 

ioe  oream  factory  Chi  Hghts  2y  $530 

Robion  T  T  to  S  B  Knowlton  oot  15,  furn 

7m  $130 

Roscher  0  to  M  Rosober  oot  17.  horses 


eto  ly  $180 

Rasmus  O  to  Herzog  Bros  oct  12,  car- 
riages etc  427  n  State  7m  $75 

Ryan  A  M  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oct  10,  piano 

and  furn  23m  

Rosenthal  R  S  to  H  P  Monnt  oot  14,  furn 

and  s  m  4503  Ind  av  7m  $97 

Ransom  J  to  E  B  Smith  oct  5,  horses  60d8 

 $100 

Rispin  R  E  to  M  E  Finoh  oct  14,  furn  6m 

 $232 

Skinner  0  O  to  D  R  MoNaught  oot  17, 

farn  6m  $62 

Soheib  H  to  W  0  Wade  oot  10,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Samdon  8  J  to  N  Neufeld  oot  21,  grocery 

355  n  Clark  6m  $200 

Sohneiderworth  B  to  Crown  Brg  Co  oot 

18,  horses  eto  4323  59th  ly  $300 

Smith  W  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  17,  fnrn 

and  8  ms  6m  $103 

Sullivan  J  J  to  R  M  McOreery  oot  9.  furn 

6m  ...$136 

Slatte  A  to  H  Heidorn  oot  10,  horses  eto 

Proviso  ly  $500 

Smith  E  to  S  Makeever  oot  15,  furn  134 

Monroe  7m  $70 

Swajkart  .A  to  J  Kowalski  july  20,  furn 

193  FuUerton  av  26m  $5C0 

Shaw  R  A  to  M  E  Finch  oot  16,  furn  6m 

 $125 

Stewart  W  to  E  Smith  oct  17.  furn  7m . .  $83 
Stayart  0  to  0  Meader  oot  11,  furn  9m 

 $70 

Smith  E  to  8  Makeever  oot  15,  furn  1149 

Jackson  7m  $157 

Smith  0  to  J  H  Gunsolas  oot  15,  furn  9m 

 $100 

Schneider  P  to  Manhattau  Brg  Oo  oct  17, 

saloon  23  Blue  Id  av  ly  $100 

Siegmnnd  &  Berthold  to  West  Side  Brg 

Co  oot  3,  saloon  1105  w  Chicago  av  2y 

 $250 

Steinthal  E  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  16,  furn 

5m    $103 

ShortridgeG  T  to  M  E  Finch  oct  15,  fnrn 

eto  6m  $144 

Sticking  C  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  oct  16, 

saloon  354  w  North  av  2y  $500 

Salvatore  f  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  oot 

10,  saloon  549  Clark  2y   $300 

Smith  J  N  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  oct  14,  farn 

7448  Wright  6m  $310 

Stern  D  H  to  D  F  Hopkins  oot  10,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $95 

Thomas  B  J  to  F  J  Devenborf  oot  15,furn 

and  piano  6m  $103 

Trampour  FA&WJtoWC  Ross  oct  11, 

horses  etc  jane  8  '97  $200 

Thompson  D  to  M  Orth  Jr  sept  10,  wag- 
ons eto  ly   $300 

Tilley  Land  Co  to  G  D  Nan  oot  18,  8  cows 

6m  $300 

Thorne  M  J  to  Dawes  Brg  Co  oct  14,  sa- 
loon Olark  and  Randolph  2y  $30(0 

Taylor  R  L  to  J  J  Taylor  oot  15,  carriage 

and  h'>rseB  Halsted  and  Ewing  ly..$300 
Unti  D  to  C  Paecini  oot  16,  fruit  stand  S 

Chicago  ly   $360 

Van  Oott  EG  to  A  H  Williams  oot  18, 

fnrn  and  s  m  3m  $100 

Van  Dyk  L  A  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  oct  19,  furn 

and  s  m  7m  $70 

Voss  A  to  J  H  Voss  oot  19,  fnrn  187  Bl 

Isld  av2y  =:  $1100 

Verden  R  to  W  Zoeloh  oot  7,  furn  407  Di- 
vision 18m  $3800 

Welch  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  oct  21,  sa- 
loon ICO  Randolph  dem  $3000 

Weiss  0  to  S  Makeever  oot  31,  furn  272 

3l8t  7m    $135 

Winn  S  W  to  Q  W  Harder  oot  17,  fnrn  deo 

18  $150 

Wawra  H  to  O  Qunther  oct  15,  fnrn  111 

5th  av  8m  $960 

Wooley  A  H  to  O  A  Osgood  oct  16,  nr.dse 

460  Garfield  bvd  $276 

Wheeler  B  G  to  0  Manz  oct  16,  furn  119 

5th  av  2lm  $550 

Walsh  B  E  to  M  L  Webster  oot  12,  horses 

eto  167  Kiczie  10m  $1000 

West  0  N  to  O  B  MoGlasson  oot  14,  mdse 

3456  Wabash  2y  $150 

Warmier  J  to  J  Delles  oot  8,  lanndry  477 

Larrabee  2y  $100 

Webster  J  A  to  F  Derendorf  oot  14, piano 

 $77 

Wyokoff  F  B  to  E  Smith  oot  14,  furn  and 

s  m  6m  $265 

Zech  B  to  U  S  Brg  Co  oot  10,  saloon  40 
Milwaukee  av  demd  $250 


Faken  V  to  J  Oswald  eept  23,  gpooer>  4765  Loomis 

 •  tl475 

Qarst  D  J  to  F  J  Homau  Goal  Co  cot  Ifi,  horees, 

wagous  etc  ins  Oanal  jydQ 

Barth  H  to  Q  gu89  oot  17,  md^e  133  Wells  $620 

Kriendo  J  to  R  Filendo  oot  17,  farn  269  3l8t  $276 

Andrew  J  to  F  Alexander  oct  17.  furn  197  Ohl  av 


,  $1500 


Ryan  I  ,7  to  F  W  Brinkman  cot  ic,  aliop  1  Bauman 

 $250 

Hair  J  T  Oo  to  Q  H  Orr  et  al  july  12,  ptg  office  61  w 

Washington,  ,9000 

Holden  G  to  0  G  Newman  oot  16,  shop  261  Ohl  av 


$360 


MoOan  ey  A  to  P  J  McOauley  oot  16,  fixt  96  Olark 


$1200 


Russell  W  B  and  J  A  Thomas  to  M  A  Russell  oot 

14.  grocery  4566  Cottage  Qrovs  av.  $n3(i 

Delanay  T  A  to  T  J  Kineella  oot  12,  saloon  177 


Adams . 


 $16(10 

Presoott  F  H  to  A  Prescott  oot  15,  piano  $4ii0 

AUmau  P  to  H  Altman  oct  12,  furo.  grocery  4818  n 

 $30(1 

Mortoi.  M  E  to  A  Mc3auley  oot  16,  lease  of  95  s 

Olark  and  mdse  ^j^q 

Brunhoff  u  t )  K  Braohoff  oot  1,  drugs  348  North 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Eoihe  J  to  0  Burkhard  oct  16,  furn  115  w  Huron  $f  00 
Thompson  H  W  lo  A  N  Warner  oot  16,  mise  (800 
Yalo  <9894 


 $360 

Mason  J  to  0  Molntyre  oct  10,  %   int  saloon  2118 

I-f'te  $250 

North  Westn  Bldg  Supply  &  Coal  Oo  to  North 

Westn  Bldg  Supply  k  Goal  Oo   ,  coal  and 

lumber  busioees   $;,5o 

Keller  W  to  A  E  Swarlz  oot  8,  fixt  478  u  Olark.. .  $225 
Anderson  N  E  to  0  Olson  oot  17,  market  etc  164 

Townsend  ^  4300 

Holts  F  to  H  Holts  oot  18,  llxlures  1399  n  Olark. .$260 
Dunsoombe  D  T  to  H  A  Dunecombe  oct  11,  furn. $250 
Bohn  E  to  J  J  B  ikor  oot  7,  furn  and  piano  Le- 

mont  12,0 

Baker  J  J  to  P  Merkas  oct  li,  furn  and  piauo  Le- 

mont  1410 

Stryker  J  M  to  M  J  Stryker  oct  5,  furn  4ti27  Lake 

av  $760 

Fuohs  M  to  H  A  Pehlstrom  oot  3.  mdso  17J  Olark.. $1 
Erennan  P  to  J  Brennan  oot  1!,  saloon  73  Dear- 
born   $2000 

Wolf,  yayer  &  Hiiler  to  T  RuJdy  cot  15,  bldg  and 

Bxt  in  pt  b  61,  4  t8  14  $500 

Parks  J  E  to  J  :il  Lombard  oot  16,  farn  133  Ogden.$l 
Liudqoist  B  et  al  to  R  LuaJstrom  sept  27,  H  iut  la 

saloon  1671  n  Olark   ....$1000 

Rauclow  O  to  A  Kulke  ,  39j  w  North  av  $350 

Sllbea  M  to  Excelsior  Brg  Oo  oct  8.  plant,  It  143 

and  It  145  Butteiflald  add  $1 

Oritohell  R  M  to  M  P  Orltohelloot  9,  furn  4328  El- 
lis av  $300 

Donovan  J  to  Sanitary  Specialty  Mfg  Oo  oot  4, 

horses  etc  172  w  Division  $50 

Eagle  J  K  to  J  U  Bradford  cot  6,  ice  plant  $13,000 

Keinger  J  G  to  Q  Lawrence  oot  16,  mdte  193  Wa- 
ter st  $250 

Ranch  M  to  A  Kauob  oot  19,  furn  2105  State. . ..I15(  0 
Rebtmeyer  a  G  to  H  L  Leach  oot  14,  livery  666  w 

North  av  $1 

Henderson,  H  to  0  H  Henderson  oct   J9.  yaoht 

"Ina,"  ■  $1 

Ward  F  E  tS  Seipp  Brg  Oo  oot  17,  saloon  459  n 

Olark  $300 

Klumberg  J  to  Y  Levinson  oot  15,  grocery  Blue 

Isld  av  $325 

Graves  H  L  to  B  Dye  oct  19,  saloon  56  Olark...  $1200 
Fiedler  A  to  J  Jarka  june  15,  mdse  668  n  Ashland 

ev  $200 

Garris  H  to  H  Carris  oct  15,  furn  446  State  $1 

Grosse  H  to  D  Oallahan  oct  19,  mdse  85  Dearborn 

 $3C0 

Darrow  H  G  to  J  Welch  oct  21,  saloon  100  Ran- 
dolph  13010 

Tangney  T  F  to  J  P  Jacobson  et  al  oct  16,  mdsa 

267  w  Lake  »1 

Beardsiey  E  B  to  £  H  Finch  oct  19,  mdse  137  Pine 

  $1200 

Irvine  T  J  to  G  Irvine  oct  19,  saloon  1660  n  Olark 

    $16f0 

Neufeld  N  to  S  J  Saindow  oot  21,  mdse  356  n  Olark 

 $450 

Buchholtz  J  E  to  0  Senn  oot  19,  furn  631  Larrabee 

 $2C0 

Oooley  J  H  to  P  J  Kruger  oot  3,  mdse  699  n  West- 
ern av  $800 

Ozello  J  to  J  Bojer  july  29,  saloon  66  Welh  $2000 

Pellessier  L  to  L  Boyer  oct  2,  saloon  66  Wells. .$10CO 

Barrett  F  to  W  M  Carlln  ,  furn  1215  Wabash 

 $600 

Gauger  D  to  A  Beuckwitz  july  22,  turn  118  Larra- 
bee $1 

Bietbaum  T  to  N  Eropp  sept  26,  1912  a  Ashland  av 

 $3fi0 

Rabinovlch  J  to  Q  Besklnd  oot  2,  mdse  646  Halsted 

 $500 

Wllser  A  to  J  0  Pfau  sept  14,  furn  $300 

Storm  A  L  to  D  W  Slorrs  oct  4.  shop   $iOO 

Os  ergren  E  to  H  P  Gebhardt  fept  30,  horfe  2a 

ajd  27  Center  st   i7()0 

Luud  0  4  to  J  H  Oonler  oct  1,  mdse  699  n  'Western 
I    av  $  


October  26,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1031 


Q  H  Taylor  &  Co  v  Americau  Eograving  Co,  t816. 
Louisville  Banking  Co  v  U  W  Boyc8,  $iil6.e8. 
Blarche  1  ouglass  v  W  H  aud  U  H  Barrett,  tSOO. 
M  A  and  F  N  HofFstot,  ex  e«t  <1  N  Hoff»tot  decease 

V  W  M  and  G  D  Cook,  *2,86i. 
W  0  Newkirk  v  W  L  Cooa  et  al,  $-sl2.50. 
J  J  A  Dahiuke  Packing  Co  v  M  W  Gleasan   et  al, 

$1,111. 64. 

MinweganA  Wei-B  Manufacturing  Co  V  H  F  KoW.e, 
$717  17. 

Git  b3  Lodge  Knights  of  Pythias  v  A  J  Moeller,  M 

Barter,  J  hn  Coffey,  $i,K,o. 
K  N  F  ei  iog  V  W  Nohn,  tSU.i  9. 
^1815*^'"'^     Oo  ^  F  J  Wecde  and  C  Shibtelford 
Liberty  Cycle  Co  v  e  T  Winn,  t2,73i. 
FBDyche  v  fetiger  Newhall  Eieolric  Light  Co, 

♦513.66. 

Adam  Schillo  v  Frank  Schuberlh,  11,467  23. 
Andrew  Hammer  v  Isa^c  Adams,  $2,162. 
F  J    ewes  Brewing  Oo  v  F  rank  Oary,  $1,129. 
F  J  D.W99  BrewiDg  Co  v  Frank  Gary,  $1,148. 
German  Americau  I  ubIishiDg  Co  V  Carl  Dernberg. 

lipman  olick  and  Joseph  Horner,  $518.81 
Ernest  Greef,  Qreef  &  Co  v  Dernberg,  Qlick  &  Hor 

ner,  $),70o. 
W  D  Munhall  v  Michael  Gleafon,  $1,025. 
Charles  J  McQuire  v  Michael  W  Qleaeon,  $1,550. 
Oscar  Oobb  v  John  H  and  Elizj  Haverly,  $1,876. 
David  Wi-e  &  Co  v  Tim-thy  Hogan,  j745.97. 
F  S  Peabody  V  aharies  R  Low,  $615. 

Kokker-O'Donnell  Printing  Co  V  National  Bank  o 
Illiuois,  $81  0. 

Gloce  National  Bank  of  CtJc  .go  v  George  W  Rickey. 

Michael  Miniter  and  Malcolm  McDcnald  Jr  110,660 
Ernest  Saunders,  admicis  rator  estate  of  R  8  Roge 

deceased,  v  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  8t  Paul  Rail 

way.  $6'  0. 
F  J  5tern  v  J  S  Hutlon,  $6,162  60. 
Whitney  oUs,  Oompiry  v  King  MenntEctnriD 

Co,  $692. 

W  P  richnctey  v  Charles  Lieban  et  «1,  $2,214. 

A  A  Mnnge  v  .x  W  Adam%  $585.92. 

Morris  &  C  j  v  F  E  Roierts  Foundry  Co,  $S  797  60 

F  J  Fllbit  V  J  H  Purdy,  $1,1  <2  98. 

H  Rnhgtadt  v  J,  R,  M,  and  H  Meyer,  $582.10. 

E  W  Zander  v  W  M  i'cott,  $549.76. 

J  J  Palmer  &  Co  v  City  of  Chicago.  $2,  2».25 

Currier  &  Steiu  v  C  Der^^berg,  L  Q  ick  and  J  Hor 

ner  $^93.97. 
G  r,  Magill  V  L  Friedm«n.  $l..j55.so. 
G  K  naucby  v  Kdwar.l  Koch,  $2,876. 
South  Chicago  Brewing  Co  v  F  Kenmi  z,  $886,23. 
G  H  Sugrue  v  Libby,  McNeil  &  Libby,  $9|ia. 

Lydla  (alley  v  W  Reid  Jr  ,699  ,o 

James  H  Wheler  v  J  E  Adams  et  al.  $4,X41.V3. 
Star  Brewery  v  John  Pelerson,  $6-6.30. 
R  M  Conger  v  Paul  Von  Rcdowitz,  $606. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Front  &  OoIemaL's  resob.  It  18  b  13  of  e 
19  aores  3  25  acres  8  e  >^  4  38  14.  Mi- 
chael Welter  v  Hattie  Polie  

May  wood,  It  20  b  245.  Interior  Wood 

working  Uo  v  Elizabeth  Clark  |hO 

Vance  &  Phillip's  blvd  add,  Its  12  and  13^ 
b  4.  Andrew  Morrison  et  al  v  Andrew  G 

 1276 

0  T  snb,  leapehold  int  e  47.58  ft  in  It  20 
SDb  of  59,  7  39  14.  James  H  Dinwiddle 


et  al  V  Otto  Weber. 


.$75'i 


Lts  50  and  51  in  snb  of  s  bs  65  and  56 
in  sab  of  19  39  14.  John  Bns?e  Jr  et  al  v 
Christian  Iverson   $310 

Lee's  snb,  It  43,  Hosmer'a  sob  of  b  4,  of  w 
M  8  e      20  38  14.   0  0  Vose  v  D  Mnir 

„  ■  =  128.73 

Thompson's  sab,  Its  38  and  39  b  8  of  n  w 
M  D  e  1^  1  39  13  (752  and  764  Tolman 
av^.  George  Kielly  v  M  H  Swift. . .  .$1385 

^ri*"  Y'/o^™'  A^^^  ^""^  1325.  Jonathan 

Clark  &  Sons  Co  v  Fairfax  Co.  .|7{63.02 
Johnson  &  Cox's  snb,  It  33  b  88  of  s  w 
of  8  w  1^  36  40  13.  John  W   W  Wold  v 

^^^'^^orn   ^82  50 

Same,  It  34.  Same  v  Same  $82.50 

BordeD'8  PDb,  It  35  b  3  of  e  14  s'  w  '14  n  e 
M  1-  3i  14.  Knickerbocker  Ice  Co  v 
Klaas  and  Jane  Bronwf  r,  Stanley  Price 
Clara  B  Miller,  Est  of  O  Lund  berg  et 

 $264.15 

Lts  164  and  iC5  of  snb  of  n  of  w  Ki  of 
the  n  e  4  of  sec  35  40  V6.  Guarantee 
Roofing  1.0  V  Carrie  at,d  Sivert  Johnson 

and  Samnel  Gillespie  |60 

Hnling  Sl  lohnpon's  snb.  Its  11  12  13  and 
Ub  2  of  nei^n  w  J^ofne  i^seo  22 
.38  14.  Same  v  Allan  A  Murray  and  0  J 


Hambleton. 


$72 


Garfield,  It  28  b  31.  Wm  J  Morrson  v  Da- 
vid Hartsook  $107,20 

Lis  12  to  15  ino,  b  2  snb  of  bs  7  to  11  in 
snb  of  w  1^  of  n  w  see  2  39  13.  Wa- 
ters Bros  V  Mollie  L  Lang  and  John  R 
Lyman  $366.50 

Snb  It  1,  of  reenb  Its  19  20  and  all  of  21, 
except  w  10  ft,  of  Its  2  3  and  4  of 
Gondy  &  Goodwillie's  snb  in  Assr's  div 
of  b  4  of  ontlt  "B"  in  Wrightwood,  sec 
28  40  14.  J  W  Brown  Plumbing  Co  v 
John  S  Woolacott,  John  B  Meyer  and 
James  J  Barbonr  $377.50 

Armitage  av,  prems  250.  John  C  Hartig  v 
Weronioa  and  Joseph  Sankowski. $449.43 

Park  Ridge,  Powell's  snb.  It  2  b  6.  Wm  R 
Ondworth  V  James  Costello  $250 

Co  Clks  div,  It  21  b  12  of  snb  of  ba  7  and 
12  of  e  1^  n  w  3^  18  40  14  (1214  and 
1216  Lyman  st).  John  Lynch  et  al  v 
Daniel  Sloan   $91.25 

Same  prems.  Charles  W  Lohinsky  v  Same 
   $257 

Kinzie's  add.  Its  1  to  5  Rice's  sob  of  Its 
11  and  12  b  23.  Thomas  J  MoNnlty  et 
al  V  Dnbnqne  Bldg  Co  $4393.50 

Hosmer's  snb.  Its  47  and  48  b  2  of  b  21 
Rees'  snb,  of  s  e  s  of  Canal  35  and  n 
8  w  qr  36  39  13.  Wm  Wnehrman  v 
Wilbert  D  Sleep  $110 

Vance  &  Phillip's  blvd  add,  It  12  b  4  n  w 
3^860  23  39  13.  Coit  &  Co  v  A  Q  Mnir 
 <61.36 

Blue  laid.  Wattle's  add.  It  2  b  5  sco  31  37 
14.  F  E  Warner  &  Oov  Cornelia  E  Car- 
lew  1343 

Millard  av.  pretn  642  and  644.  George 
Sonne  et  al  v  A  Q  Mnir   $194.15 

Sheffield  av,  Connell's  add,  Its  9  and  10  b 
1  8  e  ^  sec  20  40  14.  Herman  Zakrzew- 
sky  v  L  D  Robertson   .$100 

North  av  W,  851  and  853.  Joliet  Lime- 
stone Co  v  Ole  Knndson  $1*'3.97 

Kavenawood,  Ashland  add,  It  16  b  2. 
Georgia  Marble  Co  v  Charles  H  ana  S 
H  Swiningston  $1225.83 

Ravenswood,  Ashland  add.  It  16  b  2.  H  B 
Wheelook  v  Charles  H  Getzein  and  S  H 
Swiningston  |ioo 

Oak  Pk,  Sooville  &  Niles'  add.  It  10  b  1. 

0  L  Bailey  v  Adeline  F  Rnssell. .  |339.56 
Montrose,  Filt  &  Higgs'  resnb,  It  22  b  19. 

Henry  C  Thone  v  Frederike  Johnson 

and  Jess  H  Wood  $52  65 

Orig  town  of  Oh'go,  snb  Its  6  and  1  of  Its 

1  and  2  b  67.  Trenton  Iron  Co  v  W  D 
Boyop  $399  44 

Johnson  &  Cox's  snb.  It  33  b  8  of  s  ■vi  4  b 
w  ^  36  40  13.  Gust  Oberg  v  Lnoia  Horn 
 $197.50 

Same  sob,  It  34.  Same  v  Same  $197.50 

ArPUICiTIOW  FOR  BVILI>IIV(i 

PKKJBITS. 


Indiana  av  6647  and  6549,  Mrs  Nellie  Homan,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  residence,  $5,000. 
One  Hundred  and  Second  st  1748-60,  Edwin  Bebb,  2 

story  frame  residence,  $3,000. 
Packers  av.  Continental  Packing  Company,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  cold  storage,  $3,000. 
Taylor  st,  foot  of,  and  the  river,  Chicago  Doc'i  Com 
pany,  1  story  and  basement  brick  warehouse  shed, 
$10,000 

Jackson  st  2153,  M  Cummingg,  2  strry  and  basement 
br:ck  dwelling,  $2,500. 

Humboldt  av  N  1566-1601  aud  167«.]6n2,  Q  M  Hawtree, 
twenty  2  story  frame  residences,  $40,000. 

Chicago  av  W  J79„,  F  Rugen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $6,0  10. 

Huron  st  1549  D  J  Mahoney,  2  stnry  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,7  0. 

Center  av  146,  John  P  Ander,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  front  addition,  $3,400. 

Lakowood  tv  2435,  J  L  Onchran,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $2,000. 

Prairie  av  »051  57,  William  Ashton,  five  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $.30,000. 
Woodlawn  av  5760,  Professor  J  Lced,  three  story 

and  basemetit  brick  dwelliog,  $12,0(',,. 
Center  av  f  6n,  J  Burgeson,  2  et.  ry  end  basemeLt 

brick  flats,  $3  200. 
Green  ft  6416,  Charles  Meyer,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,(iOa. 
Eggleston  av  11P48,  B  Carpenter,  2  story  frame  resi- 
dence, $2,8  0. 
Harrison  st  2249,  D  E  Foskette,   ihree  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,0(0. 
Evanston  av  3101  Evert  &  Jaeger,  2  story  frame 
6 tore  and  flat,  $5,000. 

Lawrence  av  1418-20,  Mrs  Kredy,  2  story  frame 

welling,  $2,500. 


Carmen  av  ■ 


,  Mra  John  Flood,  2  story  and  base- 
ment  brick  Ha  s,  $6,00i.. 
Oakley  av  N  858,  Frofesgor  August  0h6.  Ihree  story 

and  basem  nt  brick  fl  its,  $1,500 
Eighteenth  f,t  216-17,  N  K  Fnirbiuk  &  Co,   2  story 

and  basement  brick  fact-^iy,  $B,(i(!ii. 
I  exlngton  st  .012  14,  f  am  Halls,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $10,COO. 
Eggleston  av  7449,  H  Peteriori,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Brexel  av  6337,  H  Pierce,  three  story  aud  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,00li. 
Sangamon  st  7817,  W  Wasson,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,200. 
Ashlaud  av  4861,  J  A  Eoklund,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flatp,  $11,200. 
Twenty-fifth  st  W  2183,  A  8  McGlbbon,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Lowe  av  11818,  F  H  Morgan,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Washington  st  W  169-163,  J  Blrdler,  three  2  story 

and  basement  brick  warehouses,  $9,0(0. 
South  Park  av  2807  9,  Miss  H  A  Parker,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Ingleside  av  6422,  William   Nicholson,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Seventeenth  st  W  1166,  Simons  Manufacturing  Com 
pany,  2  story  and  basement  brick  addition  to  fac- 
tory, $2,700. 

Twenty-seco  d  et  W  131fi,  John  Kovarik,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $8,000. 

Diversey  av  443,  Henry  Schurz,  2  story  frame  flats, 
$2,con. 

Forty  eighth  av  W  69,  Henr/  8  Jenkurson,  1  story 

story  and  basement  brick  front  addition,  $2,8(0. 
Union  av  11S30-.S2,  Charles  Johnson,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flat?,  $3,600. 
Butler  st  7ii67-69,  E  J  Hill,  two  2  story  aLd  baeem»nt 

brick  flats,  $8,iO(l. 
Prairie  av  6129,  M  J  Cronin,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,i  00. 
Forty  sixth  st  6C3  606,  Albert  D  t  ilverthorne,  two  3 

story  and  basement  brick  resldenc.-s,  $15,(i(  0. 
Graud  I  lvd  4813,  H  R  Wilson,  three  story  ar  d  base 

ment  b'Ick  residence,  ^12,f00. 
Touhy  av  634  638  644  648  and  654,  8  P  Eammon  ',  five 

1  story  frame  cottages,  $11,000. 
Evanston  av  2688,  Axel  Bengsion,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,(  00, 
Eighty  ninth  st  and  the  Strand,  Illinois  Steel  Co,  1 

story  brick  boiler  house,  and  1  story  brick  office 

building,  and  1  story  brick  machine  shop,  $12,000. 
Jackson  st  W  366-368,  J  and  B  f  pector,  three  story 

and  batement  brick  factory,  $6,00(1. 
Burling  st      Joachim  Groth,  2  s  ory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,5(0. 
Sonthport  av  4101,  Benson  &  Oarlso  ,  2  story  frame 

dwelling,  $4,500. 
Greenwood  av  47U,  rear,  Annie  Hi'cLcock,  1  stoiy 

frame  barn,  $2,200. 
8t  Lawrence  av  6429-31,  E  t)  Healey  and  George  H 

Gilbert,  two  2  story  and  basement  brick  flats, 

$9,600. 

Justine  st  6423,  J  R  Collins,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Francisc )  av  42  to  60,  William  Ilett  and  Woller,  2 

story  and  basement  brick  apartment  house,  $25,000 
l-ydlard  et  57,  Charles  Hammett,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$2,000. 

North  av  344,  Charles  Stein,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  barn  and  shop,  $2,(00. 

Fulton  st  1E62,  C  MoGurn,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Cornelia  st  110,  J  Derewski,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 

La9in  st  6365,  George  D  Barrett,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Hoyne  av  S  3528,  William  Frink,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $?,0C0. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


R-I-P- A-N-S 

TABULES 

REGULATE  THE 

Stomach  Liver  and  Bowels 
and  Purify  tiie  Blood. 

Ripavs  Tal>alrs  are  the  best  Medicine 
known  fir  Indigestion,  Bilii  umees,  Reedache, 
Constipation.  Dyspepsid,  (  hronic  Liver  Troub- 
les, Lizziness  Bad  Ci  mpleiron,  Liysentery, 
Offen'ive  Breath,  and  all  disorders  of  the 
Stomach,  l  iver  and  Bowels. 

Ripaus  Tebules  contain  nothing  ir  jurious  to 
the  most  delic .te  constitution .  Are  pleasant  to 
tbke,  safe,  effeciual,  and  give  imaedlate  relief. 

Price— 6(1  cents  per  box.      May  be  crdered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Addrei^s 

THE  RIPAIVS  CHEMICAI.  CO., 

10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  YORK  OITY. 


ANDERSON.  Oastams.  R'  om  2.  70  Ln  Sai'e  "t. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  16  17,  9o  La  null'  it. 
8ARNE8  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BARNEY  BRDO    i>..  Room  5.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flret  8t. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  i  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  b  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  an  1 
Washington  sts, 

DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  st.  BamboldtPA'k 

p  rooerty  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  8.  *  Co.,       Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  i  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  «  CO.,  7lh  floor  Chamber  n 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  4  CO.,  167  Dearborn  st. 
1<'RI0KE,  C.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELl  E.  F.,  822  Marquftte  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C.  C.  &  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  st 
HELMER  i  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  C.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  8«  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  »X 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Aseocia  ion  Bldg.,  163  ana  r65 

La  Salle  Street, 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  War.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  et 
MAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MDLLIKEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
NORION,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188 and  190  W. Madison 
O'HEARKE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  R  517  New  Stock  Eicharge  B\t-g 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,S109  State  Street. 

80BNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  0.,  266  Bine  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  gt. 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  et 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldj^. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolp 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  168  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTEBMEI8TEB,  H.  C.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haigted 

BAKKERS. 

DREYEB  E.  8.,  tt  Co.,  108  Dearbon.  st. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Stier 
MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oclburn 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
eEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Deart)ori 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Baodolp  . 


AlDstracts  of  Title. 


^ADDOCK  VALLETTB  &  BICSOORDS,  107  I  ear- 
bom  et. 

SANDY  fc  00.,  92-4  WasnlngtOD  rt. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washington  st, 
BSCO'DER^S  AB8TBA0T   DEPT..   nonnty   r  onrt 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Waba^b  ave&Adaoirst 


1032 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


October  26. 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

PAY  SPECIAIi  ATTENTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVER  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOD  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 

Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  btrlpes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  man  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  gooda  at  whole- 
eale  prices  to  the 
Chioago  pnblio;  also 
onteide  points  where 
we  have  no  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  SIO  np. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

THOS.  KEELY  &  Eros 

Manofactnrers  of 

Plumblna  Goods. 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Ntar  5th  av.,  OBIOAQO. 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


II.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Selle   and  Madison  Sts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  j^ardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  til« 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW,. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockctt  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  &  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^Iven : 
to  rpmodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


I*  tias  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins,  Co.,  New  ¥ork. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiAt^AIiIii:  STKKKT. 

CHICAGO  IlililNOlS. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


r^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural ,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Koom  1749  marquette  Bldg,  X,  W,  Cor.  Uearborn  and  Adam^t  {Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  fur  Otlice, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws— BBBsnsEi 

Desks  Best  in  the  Worlii. 

^Nothing  about  ('U  C  A  D  Excnt  theii 
'        them       Untrtr  prite 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Fnppnrts  Back  wt  ere  need  ii 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

^A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^''  iTic  °g\""' 

"When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 

«  *  * 

SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows, 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours, 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding, 


J.  Wendell  Cole &Son, 

Room  10,221  Ftfth  Avenue 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Ci| 

:  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&..;| 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central; 
Business  Property  at  4-| 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  f  ee^ 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

ChandlBB  &  CliandiBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WAi§tHJj«€}TOSr  l>.  C 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO 


Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
I  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oainmet  by.,  and  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Vmlnlons  of  Titles  Fnrnisli 


87  Washington  Street, 
Chicago. 


B.  E.  BKOWNELL,  H.  H  .  GB08S,  GEO.  B.  LAZEAB, 

Prest.  Vice-Prest.  Secy.  &  Treas. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 


eUlT  713  OXFORD  BUILDtHG, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St, 


CtLicagfO 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

HEAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Lots  of  6.  depend-  Lota  of  in,  depend-  Lots 
ioB  on  amonnt  of      ing  on  amount  of  of 
8  Z8               ma  ter.                  matter.  25 

2x:i  ft.     60c  to     75c  50c  to    60c  35c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 

50 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 
of 
100 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70   to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  J  2th  st ,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  44. 


CHICAGO,  NOVEMBER  2,  1895 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 


MEAD  &  COE 


lOO 

5  -Wastiington.  Street. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

Horn.  14S  and  147  Randolph  *»t.. 
CHICAtiiO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecnritles  a  Speclaity.  first 
Mortsages  on  Beal  Es'ate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLT!. 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT.        "  BIBKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

pgal  Btate,  [oan 

and  fTiiiaii^i^l  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

704SCILLER  BUIDINC. 

Telephone  Main  164/. 


WTLLTB  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBQE  Ii.  WABNEE, 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Snoceed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


PAUL  0.  STENSLAND  &  CO. 

Real  ■■  Estate  ■■  and  ■  Renting. 

Real  Estate  bought  and  sold  especially 
in  the  nortnwest  portion  of  the  city. 

-3)415*M1LWAUKEE*AVENUE,I6. 


Telephone  West  692, 


EDWARD  G,  PAULING, 

/iiDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBStTnents, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SALLB  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MAOISON. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  250, 


OHIOAQO. 


H.  0.  ZTJTTEEMEISTEB.    O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    0.  H.  ZTJTTEBMEISTEB. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE,— — 
LOANS*^*INSURAWCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

nOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  5f. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 


AND 


insurance. 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belnnont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  ClliCagfO,  111. 


REGULAR  HALF-HOLIDAY 


FREE  EXCURSION 


-TO — 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

03   and.   04  Wasliirigrtoii  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Real  Estate.  Pirst  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


WEST  PULLMAN 

EACH  SATURDAY, 

Lpaving  Randolph  street  depot  at  1:30  by  express 
train.  Call  for  tickets  for  the  1:30  express  train  on 
the  I.  C.  R.  R.  at  this  office  any  day  through  the  week. 

West  Pullman  Land  Association, 

404,  lOO  Wasnirigtori  Street. 


C   FLOOD  ...  Telephone  No  9....         0HA8.  F.  TAYLOE 

FLOOMTAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COMMERCIAL.  AVEXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


CHICAGO 


J.H.    1^5  Dearborn  Street. 

\/£n\^singen 

1     1      &  c  o  . 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Suhdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

eth  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEFHOXE  1416. 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
flariem  Avenue  and 
Madison  Street. 


CHICAGO 
1104  Owitgs  Builiing 
215  Ccarlscrn  Street. 


l034 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.cre  .  Traots  ■  Fu.rolia.seci 

Or  SabdlTided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEK  OCEAN  BUILDINa. 

T£IiE  PHONE  1988. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


Grilles 


S-  M-  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126- ISO  NORTH  UMON  STEET, 

£et.  Milwaukee  sve.  and  Kiszie  et. 
elephone.  Main  986.  Cllicag^O. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

U3  Eandolph  St.. 

CHICACiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5. CO  to  tsn.ou  per  a  Doam 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

>3j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  [iS" 
>$J  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK 

Property  a  Specialty. 

EUGENE  COOK, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and  Loans, 


105  NORTH  ANENUE 


e/cJoAona  838  West 


(gicagfo 


Linscott's  Ridpland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down,  $5  per  month;  no  interest . 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exctaanse  Balldlnsr,  -  Chicago 

Oorner  WaBbington  aod  La  Salle  Streets. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROK^iRS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  ^-Zi^^;,, 


S90  E.  S5  Mtreet. 


OHIOAQO. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    6r,    ea  ANO    66    METROPOUTAM  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets  j 
CHICAGO. 


W.  8.  PBOUDFOOT. 
GEO.  J  BYAN. 
W.  Ii.  BBENT. 


MEMBEB  OF  BEAIi  ESTATE  BOABD . 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  2691. 


PROUDFOOT,  RYAN  &  GO. 

ESTABLISHED  A.  D.  1860. 

Real  Estate,  Renting  &  Loans 

84-86  Washington  Street, 


CHICAGO. 


Calorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

III,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd, Chicago. 


Mechanics'  Lien  Association, 

Suite  521-522  Home  Insurance  Building, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Contractors  and  Materia! 

•  Men  counseling  with  this 

•  office  are  offered  unequaled 

•  opportunities  for  protection 

•  against  loss.    All  required 

•  information  given  at  office. 

•  Please  call. 

Mechanics'  Lien  Association. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

•si       BANKERS.  ^ 

83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Eeal  Zstste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Bdnking  Business  Transacted. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4.  .^^ 


Frsncii  B.  Peatody. 


Jas.  L.  Hoaghteling. 


•THE^ 


National  Bank  dF  Illinois 


115  Dearborn  St. 


QIC  SoBNEiDKB,  President. 
Walteb  L.  Pboe.  Vloo  Presldeot. 
An  A.  Hammond,  ad  Vice  Preetdent. 
Oabl  Mou.,  Caiibier. 
Henbt  D.  Fibld,  Asst.  Oashler. 
HnrBT  B,  Knr,  ad  Asst.  Oasbler. 


CHICAGO. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  hk  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


F.  A.  BABNEB, 

Notary  Public. 


Telepiione  1931. 


S.  M.  PABIBB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

Stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estites 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


A.  O,  BLATJGHTEB, 


WM.  V.  BAEEB. 


A.  0.  SLAUGHTER  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

1  15-1  i  V   Lia   Sail©  Street- 
Members  N.  y.  stick  Exchange.   Members  Ohicagj  Stock  ExchaDRS 
STOCKS  AND  BONDS  boDRht  and  sold  on  commission. 
Money  loaned  on  approved  collateral. 

VkmXOEBTCl, 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Oarrent  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STBEET 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 


ANU 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEUUaPAPER 

DEVOl'ED  lO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS.  . 

\  Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
'.       other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
i  carefully  compiled. 


F^eal  ^state|Buildi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance 

BUILDI  NG  *N0  REAL  ESTATR 
NEWS 

TRANSFERS 

TRUST  DEEDS 

MORTGAGES 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  -A*. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVEEY  SATURDAY.  NOVEMBER  2,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUBANOB  PliAOED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


153-155  LaSaSle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  Vl  1  r>  P»  O" O 

Ravbnswood^   K^CLH^cX^i^, 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  -         -         -  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty   


/ftoney  LoanBd  Witlioufc  CoiiimlssiDn 

■$1  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building*. 

A.  W.  SYRETT^ 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SUI^-A-N■OZ3• 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

Chicago. 


LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NOHTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
A  SPECIALTY. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  JTJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 

tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 
S.  W-  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  18S4. 


Kni0?t  MaP§l?all 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 


Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telepbo 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY. 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  &  RicUcords, 

107  to  115  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -      -      -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  200iooo 


MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  Assignee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  and 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
cates and  Corporations. 


E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBA.JL  BSTATB  ^  LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  Bidg.  CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  Dreycr  &c 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   I^cal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Efgleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409411  EOOKERY  BLDQ. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REflL  EST/ITE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

South  OhloaRO  Property  a  Speclsltf.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 

EDWm  F.  getchell. 

REAL  ESTATE  §  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Dearborn  St- 

Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  •'Improved  City  Property.  Interets  ot  Nor- 
9e&iaents  Attended  to- 


JOHN  D0LE8B.  J.  H.  SHBPABU 

BSTABLISHED  1888. 

Doiese  &  Shepard, 

PAVINGrciTRACTORS, 

o  

MANUFAOTVBSBB  AND  DBAIiBBB  □> 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flnz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      •  OHIOAQCi 

BEOOND  FIjOOB  TEU  TONIC  BUILDINQ. 
TELEPBONB  MAIN  EXPBESS  216. 

Farttoular  Bttenttoo  paid  to  Maoadsm  RoadB.  Drives,  Bonle- 
TVila  and  Boadi  in  new  SnbdivlBlone. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Boom  201.     -     167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telepbone  Main  3733. 


H.  S.  CLARK,  C.  C.  CLARK.  R.  S.  CLARK. 

MATOON,  ILL. 

Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.    11C5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NOBTH  AVENUE. 
Property  In  the  north  west 
part  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morthave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

'jESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.! 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895, 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  owners 

BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 

MABKKD  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8ED  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  iJWNEB  OB  BIS  AQfiNl'S 
ADDBCSS  18  GIVi£N. 


RE^L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


200 


.t850 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  S  6,500 

Armour  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  f 3.500; 
|1,B30  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  1(»  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  Dei;;hborhood.    W  8.|7,500  and  i  8,000 
^alnmet  av,  near  &Oth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 
per  foot.    V  6  

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  %  of  1^  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  of  the  northwest  of  the  south- 
east }^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13.  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  at. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sced  B'.  and  south  1^5  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,00n.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot^  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  llvicg  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  SI  S,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
(.lark  St  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-3tory  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $16,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Qrove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .   R  J 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-stary  briok  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  1 1  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  £0th  st,  l<i(ix20i).  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
Bldg  $  500 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hay  den, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  .   $27,000 

KIlis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,'iOO.  Will  exohauge 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  oash  at  a 
bargain.  For  pirticnlars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

t  if-ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Dre  lel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  oor  Eedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

""orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cot  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$ 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <root 

foot.    P  4  

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  toot 

P  4     $ 

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  prioe  per  front  ft.  P4.$ 
Oor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.  P4...$ 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$ 
Oor  50x120,  great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Gran  i  blvd.near  45lh  ,t,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15..$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  56th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


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buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Prioe  reduced  fism  $22,(00.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Faohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

ioiiBe->.  flat  bnildlogs  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  cnre  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b-siory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  stenm  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894 ;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18  foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bo«en  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  lUO  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  et,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V6.$  80 

Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choioe  location  for 
apartments  or  hou.res;  cheap.    H  15. 

Kenwood  district. — Beantifol,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $33,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  50x180;  bargain. Q8. 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  oor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15..$10,00C 

Main  st,near  3l8t.  lot  26x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33'room,  higti  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15...$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  6lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16, $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  s  one.    B  15..$3li,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  Bts,w  f  50  or  10uxl61, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated, detached. 
W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66ih  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  bnitding  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  8  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  St,  D  6  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
Bts,  5  acres.    ^&\it  offer.    A  14. 

Portlaad  av,  near  Slst  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  biiilding,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  '"L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yardi,  S-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  .1    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  ava,  40V^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,lt  0.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,40  ).    W  M  Smeok,  4!'.0i  State  st. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  Q  Foches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

Sooth  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sob,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  weft  1^  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  ?41  to 
745  W  Like  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  houpe  2'ix26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,(  00.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  oash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroade;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
honse;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 
L  12  1  4,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot,    V6  $  165 

Viocennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
VincenLca  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  5(1x150.  A  14$  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av ,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  ^^owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  tk  ar  12th  st,    2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabaeh  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $26,000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4fh  st,  frame  livery  staHe, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
'Vood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chioago  $  2,600 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  t,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  sooth  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  FoUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W  8  $  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  leet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  '61%  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FoUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Kidge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Pa^k;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitl  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

C  lybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
bge  on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  S  story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  pi-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37"^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

W  8   I  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corneT  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2  story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  strtets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chioago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Inoombrance 
$12,000,  doe  August  1,  1898  6^.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trocl'ing  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


November  2,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


t3,C00  eqnity.    A  14  

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  f  ramsB; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  *  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Benry  J  Oosgrovs  &  Go, 
Ashland  Blook  *  2,300 

North  Park  av.  eonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f.ot.    W8  i  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sta,  3-Btory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  I  5,500 

Ravenswood.— Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lois,  a  houses  8  rooms  f 4,250;  9 
rooms  IB.900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  honses 
in 'Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
^alle  St. 

Ravenswood— A  beantifol  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  68>g  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  snffloient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  1  2,0C0 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24xl(i0  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  St.  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  26x101)  ft.     W  8   $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Weboter  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  .^5x125  ft.     W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14,  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  •  •  •  f  4.000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisiim,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  |1.158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  honses  in  this 
beaotiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modem;  lot  50x141)  at 
$2,5no.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  £0  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-rcom 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 


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VSST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  60  ft.    Price  each. 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 

Adams  st.near  Garfield  PaTk--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r.sidence,  worth  $lo,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,0C0 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 
per  foot.     W  8  

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft,    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  I  *.000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  store?  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Paris  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  enonm- 
braoce,  which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  3  2. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frnme  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av    1 

Blue  Island  av,  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $^6  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  .....$  3,800 


3,000 


California  av  S,  No  15.  lot  26^,  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  eqnity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  181)9.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  south  west  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,   /(  34  6-lOxKO)  S  20x128  )  .^^ 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ^''^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  honses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  br-''^-  0  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449.  care  this  Joarual  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particolars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Cicero,  Mandell  dc  Fyman's  sub,  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  ^  of  the  northwest       and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  M  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  kehkophf  741  to  745  VV  Lake  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  blook 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 
Five  honses.  To  any  one  hiving  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  honses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  ;i  9,000 

Freer,  L"C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  alt  in  the  sob  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  snb  of  the  west  ^4 
of  the  northeast  }4  of  section  22  township  39 
north  ot  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-8tory  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  *»..$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyoe,  15'  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ct,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 

care  this  Journal   t  4,000 

Grand  av,  near  Division  at,  25x  about  175.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Journal   $  1.200 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  blook  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  co^t  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Hocies  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  withoot  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8...  *  2,500 

Homer  at]  No  12.  brick  dwelling.    Rll  *  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  34  °^  section  26.  township 
40  north  range  13,  e'^st  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  bivd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $',565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blvu,  near  Homan  ay,  8  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    Rll  $  S.fOC 

Kec'zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant.  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C  0 
Kedzie's  J  H  snb,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  1| 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.    F  A  Rshkopf, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  eouthwest  34  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  i230  and  1232.  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above,    R  11 ...  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

B  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bf>ing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  34  °'  eeotion  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin 
oipal  meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89. 8-room  13^-9tory  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park— Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new.  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 
Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  ll.$iO.OJO 
Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st.  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  honses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Boman  av,  modern  2-Btory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  13()2,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  eqnity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lota  to  Biits.  Price 

per  acre.    R  U  t  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  ^  of  north- 
east 34  of  northwest  34  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  8  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Paulina  st  N.  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,3rO. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449.  care  this  Journal. 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  blook  6, 
being  a  t-ub  of  that  part  of  the  east      of  the 
southwest      of  sectian  15  township  b9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  si. 
t'olk  st,  neftT  i  <»itr6  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $5i  0  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tekf> 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av.  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11 . 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  34  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39,  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf.  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av.  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,250 

Twelftb  st,  neat  St  Loaia  av,  s  f  95x125.    W  8....$  2,100 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Twelfth  St,  oor  Central  Park  ay,  51x126.    W  8  |  6,500 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  |100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3it 

Two  valaable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  snitable  for  bnsiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    B  2. 

Van  Baren  st,  (Nos  683  and  686)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  bnildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys' 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  Jk  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnut  ft,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  76x106 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
|720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  |12  600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000.  ' 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.    Want  a  residence 
netir  Francisco  st.    Will  pnt  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x126,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Aphland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  |  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot,  No  4,  6-room  brick  oottagre,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.$  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gam, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0f  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  |  < 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigatf  m  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
alifornia,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicatfo  improved.    P  13. 

California.— -Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00«.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$76  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  '|  5 

Florida.— Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  seleoVed 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st   j  3  iqq 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
p^taore.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Room  309  

Illinois.— Rock  Island,    for    sale    or  exchange- 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana.— Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the' 
northwest  }4  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 
M  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas.— Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for      value,  500- 
aore  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Enilding. 
Tennessee.— 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309.  . .-.  | 

MISCELLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
0  15  • 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 


Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 
Armour  av  [No    6636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  flats;  well  rented.    H  11  $  4  400 

Dearborn  st  (No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  "vacant  ' 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
6lBt,  a  2-8tory  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 

stone  and  briok  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-story  flat  building  con- 
tainlLg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
»tTt  cash.    V  11. 
Halsted  st,  near  l2ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21  600 

Harvey.- $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and  ' 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.     Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11   $40  000 

Seventy-seventh  st,  150  ft  west  of  Wright,  and  east  ' 
of  Rock  Island  R  R,  two  2-story  flat  buildings; 
brick;  stone  front;  hot  and  cold  water,  mantels 
closets,  all  modern;  new  and  well  built;  6  and 
5  rooms,  besides  closets,  pantry,  etc;  lots  25  x 
upwards,  payable  in  monthly  installments  of 
$3.50  per  acre  until  maturity  ot  trees.  For 
particulars  address  Box  45,Telephone  Building, 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
briok  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

„    P^^--  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  60x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  at  and  Stewart  av  $16  600 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


$  1.50  City  income  for  high-class  North'  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  200x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
asre  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12   $28  000 

Olybonrn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukbns,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. . 

Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x160;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2u7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  696-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  627  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View. -$5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.    Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  priob 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-story  briok  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 
Paulina  t,t,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $5,000.    S12  110,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8"000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  oiose 
to  good  schools  a  id  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considored  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

0»1  $  226 

Georgia- -550-acre  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  Jeet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Reai, 
Estate  Ofpiob,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  j  7  500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas — 2,350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  .  .$60  000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts  ' 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  runnini; 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  briok  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

E   $  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 


South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building    ||  10 


November  2,  189E, 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1039 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANQB. 

Wisoonsin — Lake  Minhetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  150,  clear.    Want  Ohioago  property,  &  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popa- 
lation,  clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  olothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty. Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Ohioago,  clear,  for  first- 
olass  Ohioago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  |30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addre&a  X  40. 

Double  brick  fiat  building,  rent  now  aotnally  ool- 
leoted.  $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $  5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of 
goods .    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  %  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  16. 


Property  to  Lease. 


BOTJTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Getohell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
.  and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  $7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tb  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

<fc  Oo,  68  N  Olinton  st,  Chicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  eotl,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Chicago  or  Cook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Cook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  yon  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOHAEDSON,  Rockford,  III. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

|20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation .  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 


CIGAR  STORE  FOH  SALE. 

For  sale  at  a  sacrifice  a  very  desirable  cigar  store  in 
business  center,  leading  office  building;  cost  $500 
make  offer.    F.  14. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale. 

Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.  Here  is  a  chance  to  secure  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  office  buildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Joubnal. 


EDWIN  B  .  SHELDON  . 
WM.  OQDEN  OBElSN. 


EUOENEH.  FI8HBDBN. 
BANDOLPH  B.  FISHBUBN 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1B3e. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen  Blcig.,  34  Olark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Charles  T.  Harris &Co. 

HANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIGH  GRADE  HORTAR  STAINS. 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten- 
tion given  to  New  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  391o. 

1001=1002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAGO: 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

IVIetropo'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


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CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
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for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorationa  of  Oeilinga  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FUi^NITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  furnished  upon  application. 

CtiicagD  IntBrior  DBCoratinl  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 

FOR  SALE. 

Lo  s  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paiH  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


A  file  of  the  latest  Directoiiee  of  all  the  other  large  cities  can  be 
foond  at  our  ofBce  for  nse  of  the  public. 


FOK.  SA.3L.E. 


Tlie  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 


In  their  addition  to 


MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
p  jvCTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M,  Hulbert.  Mgr 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Connpar\y  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Hakes  ji\)stracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

FBOMFT  SBBVIOE  AND  SEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

GWYHN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  SrKWiBT,  Sec'y.    0-  R.  Labbabee,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  Officer. 


THE  aCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  QniNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

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November  2,  1815. 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


0FFI3B— 163  and  155  Washington  Street. 


Sabsoription  Price,  S&.OO  Per  Tear. 


tfo'ered  ae  secood  claBe  matter  at  the  postofflce,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  NOVEMBERS,  1895. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Caution  in  every  movement  is  now  the  prevailing 
characteristic  of  the  business  world.  A  noteworthy 
feature  is  the  absence  of  any  reckless  speculative 
spirit.  Whenever  the  price  of  any  staple  is  pushed 
up  too  rapidly  dealers  and  capitalists  stop  buying  it, 
and  a  decline  ensues,  thus  enabling  business  in  that 
line  to  resume  its  normal  character.  So  it  was  with 
ircn.  The  rapid  advance  in  all  iron  products  several 
weeks  ago  checked  consumption;  a  break  in  prices 
ensued,  and  the  result  was  that  several  important 
contracts  were  signed  at  the  lower  figures.  The  same 
changes  have  been  more  recently  witnessed  in  cotton 
and  in  wheat.  Whenever  the  prices  show  a  tendency 
to  soar  the  upward  movement  is  checked  by  a  very 
healthful  conservative  feeling.  In  wheat  prices  are 
kept  at  a  point  which  admits  of  large  sales  of  flour, 
and  this  on  the  whole  is  more  satisfactory  than  a 
condition  which  might  be  produced  by  excessively 
high  prices  for  the  cereal. 

Conservatism  is  better  than  fever,  whether  of  spec- 
ulation or  business,  and  is  a  wise  compromise  be- 
tween enthusiasm  and  panic.  The  vague  fears  re- 
cently expressed  lest  we  should  return  to  the  panicky 
conditions  of  a  few  months  ago  do  not  seem  to  be 
well  grounded.  No  doubt  there  will  be  another 
financial  crash  in  London  when  it  is  found  on  how 
thin  a  foundation  the  present  hopes  of  great  profits 
in  the  gold  mining  industries  are  based,  but  that 
collapse  can  not  harm  Ameri",an  securities  nearly  as 
much  as  did  the  break  of  leBO,  because  the  amount 
of  American  securities  held  abroad  is  now  compara- 
tively small,  and  what  investment  there  has  been 
there  in  our  stocks  and  bonds  since  J893  has. been  al- 
most entirely  without  speculative  interest. 

The  postofflce  receipts  for  the  last  quarter  are  a 
goo i  indication  of  the  relative  amount  of  business 
transacted.  According  to  a  recent  department  re- 
port they  were  greater  than  for  any  other  quarter  in 
the  history  of  the  postal  service.  The  figures  for  the 
same  quarter  in  1892,  when  business  throughout  the 
country  was  at  its  highest  and  the  panic  was  in  the 
distance,  were  largely  exceeded  this  year.  All  the 
great  cities  show  handsome  gains.  There  is  no  ex- 
citement anywhere,  but  the  business  improvement 
is  solidly  healthy. 

INCREASED  GOLD  PRODUCTION  BENEFICIAL. 

The  Director  of  the  Mint  has  recently  taken  occa- 
sion to  predict  that  the  great  gold  production  of  the 
present  year  will  be  a  powerful  bull  influence  in  all 
markets  and  will  contribute  to  the  general  prosperi- 
ty. His  prediction  is  based  on  history  as  well  as  on 
sound  political  economy.  When  the  great  discov- 
ries  of  gold  were  made  in  California  and  Australia 
in  the  50's  commerce  and  industry  were  at  once  bene 
flted.  As  the  stock  of  the  world's  money  is  increased 
prices  go  up  and  with  them  rises  the  general  tone  of 
trade.  At  the  same  time  the  value  of  money  and  all 
evidences  of  indebtedness  falls  correspoodingly,  but 
the  prosperity  of  a  nation  is  not  measured  by  the 
number  of  bushels  of  wheat  it  requires  to  pay  off 
mortgages.  With  a  large  increase  in  the  world's  gold 
supply  and  its  attendant  prosperity  there  will  be  lit- 
tle likelihood  of  any  serious  war.  The  present  talk 
to  this  effect  is  merely  a  scare  which  is  considerably 
exaggerated  by  the  newspapers  for  obvious  reasons, 
>  one  of  the  great  powers  can  afford  to  jeopardize 
their  commercial  interests  by  going  to  war  and  as 
far  as  small  nations  it  matters  little  what  they  do. 


The  governing  committee  of  the  Chicago  Stock 
Exchange  have  taken  kindly  to  the  suggestion  so 
often  urged  upon  them  that  mining  shares  should 
be  listed,  and  they  will  send  representatives  to  Colo- 
rado to  examine  the  mines  and  report  on  their  pro- 
spective merits.  It  is  presumed  that  inasmuch  as 
our  American  mines  are  known  to  be  the  equal  in 
many  respects  to  any  gold  mines  in  the  world  there 
will  be  no  hesitation  in  listing  the  stocks  of  approved 
Cripple  Creek  and  other  companies.  If  this  is  done 
it  certainly  should  insure  a  new  lease  of  life  to  the 
public  interest  in  stock  speculation.  At  present  there 
is  really  no  outside  interest,  but  with  something 
worth  speculating  in  offered  daily  and  with  the  usual 
up  and  down  fluctuations  of  gold  mining  shares  there 
ought  to  be  no  lack  of  excitement. 

The  Kaffir  craze,  founded  as  it  is,  unlike  our  own 
mining  investment  interest,  on  mere  hearsay,  is  evi- 
dently destined  to  a  speedy  collapse.  The  events  of 
the  past  week  clearly  show  this.  But  it  is  different 
with  American  mining  stocks.  There  has  not  been, 
nor  can  there  be,  an  American  mining  craze,  because 
our  people  are  too  intelligent  and  the  mines  are  too 
close  at  hand  to  admit  of  any  deception  being  prac- 
ticed. Their  stocks  will  rest  largely  on  ther  real 
merit  as  investment  securities,  and  at  the  same  time 
the  varying  daily  interest  will  cause  just  enough 
fluctuation  to  make  them  a  profitable  means  of  spec- 
ulation. 

Aside  from  a  few  changes  in  poMcy  on  the  part  of 
one  or  two  large  companies  the  Exchange  has  seen 
nothing  new  this  week.  In  the  elevated  railways  it 
is  becoming  increasingly  evident  that  the  Metropoli- 
tan is  about  the  only  line  that  is  entirely  free  from 
manipulation,  and  consequently  the  only  line  whose 
stock  it  is  safe  for  an  outsider  to  buy. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARIISIBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 
or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  Oct.  26. 


New  York 

Chicago 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

St  Louis 

San  Francisco 

Baltimore 

Pittsburg 

Cincinnati 

Kansas  City 

New  Orleans 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Detroit 

Louisville 

Minneapolis 

Omaha 

Providence 

Cleveland 

Houston 

St  Paul 

Denver 

Indianapolis 

Columbus,  O 

Hartford 

Richmond 

Washington 

St.  Joseph 

Peoria 

Memphis 

Portland.  Or 

Rochester 

New  Haven 

Savannah 

Springfield,  Mass 

Worcester 

Portland,  Me 

Atlanta 

Fort  Worth 

Waco 

Syracuse 

Des  Moines 

Grand  Rapids 

Seattle 

Lowell 

Wilmington,  De 
Norfolk 
Sioux  City 
Los  Angeles 
iTacoma 


Saginaw,  Mich 

405.954 

36  8 

Spokane 

422,9'5^ 

58  C 

Jacksonville 

239  360 

27.7 

Lincoln 

443.641 

5.7 

New  Bedford 

549,845 

18  5 

Wichita 

356^:69  i 

2.5 

Birmiugham 

613,849 

48.7 

Topeka 

415  131 

9  3 

Lexington,  Ky 

332  0H2 

7.2 

Binghamton 

317,700 

tBay  City,  Mich 

310,:i26 

10.6 

tFall  River 

884.613 

I  2 

tAkron,  Ohio 

323,544 

27.1 

tSpringfield,  Ohio 

135,  58 

21.9 

fCanton,  Ohio 

187,600 

6.2 

tSioux  Falls 

ii6  4l8 

34.7 

t^Fremont,  Neb 

51,757 

10.5 

tHastings.  Neb 

73  727 

3.9 

tChattanooga 

265,396 

22  6 

t  Fargo  - 

160,519 

26.2 

tNashville 

1,010.815 

15  0 

tGalveston 

8  623,500 

10  0 

Salt  Lake  Citv 

521  263 

3  5 

Kalamazoo 

239.575 

8.0 

Rockford,  111 

258,744 

SI.*) 

Toledo 

1,287,444 

Augusta 

l,3i4,490 

35.2 

Davenport 

1,362,038 

Total 

11, 148, 908,. •^91 

25  7 

-— 

Exclusive  of  New  York  502,470,806 

16  4 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal 

J12, 465,170 

3  8 

Toronto 

6,, 71, 078 

Halifax 

1,165,927 

3  3 

Hamilton 

728  411 

5  7 

Winnipeg 

1,925.203 

30.6 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  weeb. 


Inc. 

Dec. 

8646.417,585 

34.3 

93,124,892 

9.5 

94,434,6.  6 

19.9 

85,865,018 

3J.5- 

24.701,000 

10  7 

13,955  867 

10.3 

13,646,566 

6  2 

16.997.291 

80.1 

12,403,550 

11,646,042 

1.3.7 

18,151,663 

82.9 

4.H15,054 

17.3 

5,461,685 

23.5 

6  470,176 

13.0 

5,675,685 

3.2 

10  740,0.8 

22.6 

4,297,014 

12  9 

8,987,400 

19.8 

6.650,271 

25.8 

6,9-4,997 

9.1 

5,481,931 

28.9 

2.635.814 

11.7 

5.038,148 

26.7 

4,267  400 

18  0 

2,492,606 

41.5 

2,246.822 

6.6 

l,t07,574 

16.1 

1,441,000 

5.8 

1,682  510 

18.4 

2.639.342 

15.3 

1,232.167 

10.2 

1,618,631 

6.6 

1,705,258 

22.3 

3,52., 520 

3.0 

1,556,363 

24.0 

1,540,065 

33.9 

1,414,095 

9.3 

1,707.447 

23.1 

1.254.737 

38  7 

1,823.091 

3:d.0 

1,038  037 

30  0 

1,193.825 

1.7 

814  687 

2.7 

500.628 

14  3 

1,019,121 

757,706 

20  7 

1,071.1.36 

2.8 

615,254 

3  6 

1,123,761 

16.9 

5.16,877 

12.7 

BANE  STOCKS.   Par  |100 

A.iiierioan  Exchange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trnst  and  iSavingB. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Oontinental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Bibernian  Bankinsr  Oo  

Borne  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings..., 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Obioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoaot 

AdI 

Bid 

Gap  Stock , 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  OOf 

7% 

ti'io 

fioi 

1  000  000 

6« 

tU5 

116 

700  Oii(' 

6? 

tll2 

t.20 

500  00( 

12% 

1  000  00( 

10% 

260 

2  000  00( 

6% 

tl25 

fiso 

1  000  000 

I2i 

250  000 

Si 

t245 

t250 

500  000 

6% 

1143 

t  60 

3  000  000 

12!l 

t260 

50<'  000 

tll4 

tll6 

1  000  000 

98 

I'O 

300  f/CO 

8% 

tl23 

tl24 

222  0;  0 

10% 

2fi0  000 

2  000  roo 

l(<% 

350 

t400 

500  000 

6% 

135 

fl-SS 

200  000 

8? 

t99 

101 

600  000 

20% 

t526 

t550 

2  000  000 

12% 

t260 

270 

2  000  000 

10% 

158 

1  000  roo 

8% 

tl25 

\2T/z 

1  000  000 

J  2% 

7245 

250 

750  000 

8% 

280 

240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl36 

fieo 

1  000  00(' 

fiso 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  001 

8^ 

110 

112 

500  000 

t220 

KISOELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Alien  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

Amerioan  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Obi  Auditorium  Ass  

Obi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Obi  Packing  <fe  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohioago  Oity  Railway  

Deposit  Vault  Oo.... 
Gas  Oo  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

(n  Pick     Prov  Co  pfd  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock. 

AdI 
D 

$  1  250  000 

s% 

6  000  000 

3  669  650 

10  000  000 

6% 

1  000  00(^ 

2  000  000 

£625  OOO 

7% 

£625  000 

8% 

£200  000 

10% 

£20(  000 

8% 

7  600  000 

9  000  000 

12% 

500  000 

26  000  0'  0 

"6% 

1  000  000 

h% 

3  280  200 

12% 

9  OOO  000 

10% 

50  Of  0  OOi ' 

10  00<i  000 

£450  000 

£400  000 

Bid  Asked 


49M 

56 

13 

tai^ 
t35 
49 

1312 

fios 

166 

129?^ 

7m 


1116 

50 
70 
£8 


II 

t32ji 

60 
9 

314>^ 

175 
130 

80 

27M 
6 


November  2,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1041 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  <k  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Soboenhoten  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Bisonit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  fty  

North  Ohioago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo...  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pnllman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

U  U  >l  pfd 

Title  Gnarantee  and  TrnstOo. 

Traders'  Inspr^noe  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohioago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  fiO  shares.  fLast  qootations  given. 


£775  000 

1% 

12 

n* 

£775  000 

8!{ 

1331^ 

£200  00(1 

7% 

21 

£200  000 

7% 

60 

10  000  000 

67 

68 

500  000 

t610 

teoo 

5  500  000 

287 

290 

2  500  000 

7% 

108 

tl05 

18  OOn  000 

f23 

t26 

30  000  OCO 

H 

tl54 

4  COO  000 

1  000  000 

n 

60 

1  600  000 

500  00(1 

1  250  000 

13  189  000 

124 

2  250  000 

73 

73M 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  Cs 

Oalnmet  Bleotrio  3t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s.  ..1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dook  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  58   

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  6a. . .  1910 

Hons  Pack  Oo'a  68   1912 

Ohioago  4  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10  40  5s  1929 

40  years  (extension)1933 

Ohioago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  Hoase  Oo  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  5sl929 
"  «'    Oons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  S  V  0  5-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Oommeroe  Vault  Oo  6a   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  ...  1905 
Ohi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  58. .  1937 
Oonsumers  Gas  1st  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58 1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  Ist  M  68  -i^OO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  l8t  IM  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  let  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  BrwOo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ist  M  5s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Ton  Oo  5s  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


Amonnt 


5     350  COO 
1  250  00( 

1  260  000 

2  (  00  0!  0 

3  166  OOi' 
300  00(1 
681  OOr 

2  206  0(  0 

7  600  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50(' 
400  OOO 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  000 

1  600  0'  <) 
650  COO 
600  000 

75  00( 

2  COO  00( 
10  OCO  OOC 

4  546  OCO 

1  600  000 
600  000 

1  850  0(  0 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  001 

1  500  000 

2  000  00(1 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


91^ 
84 

T9'}>2 

l«6^ 

10  % 

10334 

t87K 

tUi2 

tn2 

t(02 

IfiOj^ 

100 


100 


W.  OHI .  8TBEET  B .  B  . 


Aeked 


97 

99 

99 

104 

1(0 

flOO 

108 

61M 

6lK 

43 

45 

I'OM 

tl09 

tl(^9i 

103 

1031^ 

t80 

t95 

198 

TlOO 

t91 

TlOO 

tiojj 

91M 
85^ 

t98J^ 
flO/ 

loiM 

104 

t91 

tl04 

t97}^ 

102^ 

101 

101 


OLEARING  UODSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48^  Lake  Street  Elevated. .27>^ 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Oo  66i^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd. . 

"        "  Pfd  ....31  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  ....13% 

Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  30  "  "         Pfd. 32^ 

'«  "      Pfd. 491^  N  Y  Biscuit  Oo   68J4 

Ohi  4  S  S  Rap  T  Oo  9%  N  Ohi  St  R  R  288^ 

Ohioago  Gas  Oo  67%  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...14 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  131%  ^  Ohi  8t  R  B  ..  .126j^ 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  October  26,  1895. 


CHI.  & 

50.. 
300.. 
10.. 


8.    8.    BAP.  TBAN 


00. 

.'6% 


W  OHI  8TBEET  B  B. 

60  1213^ 

2  122»^ 

60— ac't  122 

WEilEBN  STONE  03. 

65  731^ 

100— ac't  74 

AM.  SIBAW  BOABD  OO. 

10  493^ 

100— ac't   49 

50— ac't  491^ 


CHI.  OITY  B'y. 

6  313 

LAKE  bT  ELEVATED  R  B. 

25  27 

51  271^ 

24  27^ 

360— ac't  27 

650— ac't  273^ 

100— ac't  273^ 

50— ac't  21% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
100  129% 

465   \2^% 

60  129% 

175  130 


100— ac't  493^  100— acct  130 

100— ac't  49%    50— ac't  130}4 

460— ac't  49>^ 

50— ao't  49^ 

Monday,  October  28,  1895. 


BBEJV  &  MALT  0  3M'n. 

25  11 

CHI  TEIjEPHONE  CO. 

101  175 

AM.    BIBAW  B3ABD. 
2.5  493^ 

160— «o't  49M 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  E.  B. 

15  27 

25  21% 

350— acct  27 

60— ac't  271^ 

250  -ac't...  -.TJ^ 

OHI  AND  8  8  BAF  TBAN  00. 
300...   83^ 


100  S% 

5  123      160  8% 

60— ac't  122       60— cash  S^A 

50— ao't  122%    36— cash  8% 

160— ao't  123     100-ao't  8% 

5-^— acct  123%  160— ao't  8% 

■WKSTEBN  STONE  00.  DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

20  733^    30    1283^ 

Iq  20  12»^M 

ioo-'-;;,'tV.v.'::::::::>2i^  HI  ji^g 

60— ac't  73      200  129^ 

100— ao't  733^    60  129/8 

1(0  -ac't  73%    fiO— act 


,129 


50— ac't  1291^ 

£0-ac't  129 

Tuesday,  October  29,  1895. 


.285 


WESTEBN  BTOHE  00  .  "^1.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

50  72H  8  

6 — oash  733^    lake  ST.  elevated  b  b. 

50— ac't  72%  367   27 

50— ac't  73    1460— ac't  27 

750— ao't  273^ 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 

7  123 

60— ac't  J  23 

100  -  ac't   123% 

60— ac't.  1243^ 

OHI.  &  8.  B.  BAF.  TrSN.  CO. 

100  8J-8 

370  83^ 

70  8% 

60— cash  8% 

100— cash  83^ 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 


35. 

30  . 

50 
50 
19. 

lOD- 
lOJ- 
60- 
250- 


-ac't . , 
-ac't . . 
-ac't . . 
-ao't , , 


.1271^ 
.127^ 
.127% 
.127y2 
.127% 
127% 
.127% 
.12778 
.128 


■*    50— ao't  128 

Wednesday,  October  30,  1 895. 


NO  OHI  6T  B  B  43^8 

5....  286 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL. 

to  127 


CHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT.  CO. 

60  10% 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

625   27 

POi.  1273^  2(0  27% 

CHI.  &  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00.       20i  -ao't  21% 

30  83^ 


100- 


.2734 


30  8% 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  CO. 

233  67 

60— ac't  673^ 

WESTERN  6T0NB  00. 

40  72 

125  723^ 

50--ao't  71 


ac't 

STBEET  b.  B. 

53  12^H 

to  123% 

1   124 

£0— ac't  123% 

50— ac't  124 

50— ao't  12434 

50— ac't  124% 

100— ao't  124% 


Thursday,  October  31,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  B3ABD  00. 

50— ac't  48 

STBEET'S  W.  CAB  LINE. 

15  14 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  CO. 

20  288% 

6  289 

WESTEBN  6T0NE. 

300  72 

20  723^ 

22  73 

NEW  50BK  BIECUIT  CO. 

150  67 

50— ac't  6<34 

60 — ao't  68 

W  ,  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 

3  

10  

60  

50  

60   

61  

66  

1  

100— ac't  12634 

KO — ac't  12534 

300— ao't  126 


CHI  &  B.  8  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

25  8% 

36  83^ 

20— cash  83^ 

LAKE  RT.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
430  27 

6C— cash.  27 

359—  ao't  27 

360—  ac't  273^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 


.124% 

.125 

.125M 
.1  5>i 
.125^ 
.126% 
.126 


20. 

60. 
320. 

50. 
305. 
142. 
100. 


.128 

.129% 

.  130 

.1303^ 

.130 

.130>^ 

.131 


50— ao't  127% 

1(10— ac't  129 

100- ao't  129"^ 

5'1— ao't  129% 

100— ac't  129% 

60— ao't  i:-0 

50— ac't  1.^03^ 

5(l--ao't  131 

100— ao't  mii 


Friday,  November  I,  1895. 


am.  exchanqe  natl  bk 

IOj  100 

CHI.  &  8.  8.  BAF.  TBAN.  OO. 

100  8j^ 

100— ao't  »Ji 

NEW  YOEK  BI3CUIT  CJ. 
60  68 

50  683^ 

50— ao't  67% 

100- ac't  683^ 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 
10  48 

20  48>^ 

5  48% 

1(0   49 

50— .lO't  49 


W.  CHI.  BTBEET   B.  B. 


29 

4fO. 

V 

26. 
166. 

5T. 
100. 

60. 


.1251^ 
.126 


^ESTKBN  STONE  00. 


.74% 
.76 
.75^ 
.76 
-763^ 

50— ao*t  77 

DIAMOND  MATON  00.,  ILL. 

60  1303^ 

10  1.303>^ 

85  131 

68  13lJi 

150  131% 


115   131J^ 

LAKE    ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B.   jgj^ 

'f,  11^.  100-ao't ■.■.!'.       131 34 

S-^i'V.:-.;-::::::::;';^;^;--;;  

S"-:;  ^6o-::.;-:::::::::::m^ 

:':::::::;;:::  :2;S  2^°—''  


LARGEST  SALE  OF  THE  YEAR. 

AN  ENTIRE  BLOCK  OF  DOWN-TOWN  PROPERTY 
CHANGES  HANDS. 

The  largest  real  estate  deal  which  Chicago  has  re- 
corded for  the  year  1895  was  negotiated  through  Pea- 
body,  Houghteling  &  Co.  and  James  W  Hedenburg 
last  week.  The  purchase  was  conducted  in  the  name 
of  A.  Cass  Carfleld  of  New  York  City  and  it  is  whis- 
pered that  several  prominent  Chicago  real  estate 
men  and  bankers  are  included  in  the  list  of  buyers. 
The  past  owner  of  the  property  is  James  John  Hissey 
of  London,  England. 

The  block  of  land  in  question  is  that  bounded  by 
Randolph,  Market  and  Washington  streets,  and  the 
the  Chicago  river.  It  has  an  east  frontage  of  378.23 
feet  on  Market  street,  86.2  feet  on  Randolph  street, 
144. .i  on  Washington  and  331.5  on  the  Chicago  river. 
Altogether  it  contains  i3,629  square  feet.  The  con- 
sideration is  not  given  out.  The  deed  conveying  the 
property  states  that  it  is  $10,000  ''and  other  good  and 
valuable  considerations."  The  "other  good  and  valu- 
able consideration*  "  are  probably  in  the  neighbor- 
hood of  81,490,000.  The  parties  to  the  transaction 
absolutely  refuse  to  give  the  exact  amount  for  v»hich 
the  property  was  sold,  hence  only  an  approximate 
idea  of  the  value  of  the  block  can  be  arrived  at. 
Conservative  judges  estimate  the  value  at  from  81,- 
150,000  to  *1  500,000. 

The  Hissey  block  will  be  remembered  as  being  oc- 
cupied by  the  freight  warehouse  and  docks  of  the 
Unioa  Steamboat  Company.  It  is  the  only  piece  of 
unsubdivided  -property  except  the  square  on  which 
stand  the  city  hall  and  county  court-house,  in  what 
comprises  the  original  town  of  Chicago,  and  it  the 
largest  single  holding  in  the  same  subdivision. 

The  present  is  the  third  transfer  of  the  property 
since  the  original  patent,  and  this  in  a  city  where 
real  estate  transfers  are  so  common  is  a  bit  remark- 
able. The  legal  description  is  block  43,  original 
town,  In  l?31  the  Canal  Trustees  sold  the  north  half 
of  the  block,  or  lot  1,  to  James  La  Frambois  for  $50. 
Stephen  Mack  purchased  from  the  Canal  Trustees 
lots  7  and  8,  being  practically  the  south  half  of  the 
block,  for  $45.  This  sale  was  made  September  27, 
1830,  May  2,  1834.  Mack  sold  the  tract  to  William 
Hissey,  who  devised  it  to  the  grantor  June  11,  1833. 
La  Frambois  sold  his  tract  to  Christopher  Edict  for 
$550.  Th  s  Edict  sold  February  27,  1834,  to  William 
Hissey  for  $1,350,  making  the  total  cost  of  the  prop- 
erty to  the  purchaser  in  1834  $1,950.  The  Union 
Steamboat  Compahy  has  occupied  the  p'-operty  as  a 
freight  wirehouse  for  twenty  two  years,  the  present 
lease  having  been  made  in  1886.  for  a  term  of  thirty 
years,  with  a  revaluation  every  ten  years,  the  next 
re-appraisal  to  take  place  February  1,  1896. 


THE  STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 

The  Eastern  Illinois  Normal  School,  previously  re- 
ported in  the  Journal,  to  be  erected  at  Charleston, 
after  plans  by  Architect  W.  W.  Bowman,  of  Paris, 
111  ,  will  be  a  splendid  structure.  It  will  be  340  feet 
long  and  90  feet  deep,  two,  three  and  seven  stories 
high,  with  139  feet  in  highth  for  the  tower  surmount- 
ing the  main  entrance  in  the  ctntral  part  of  the  struc- 
ture, 'ihe  exterior  will  be  throughout  in  buff-colored 
standstone,  quarried  two  miles  from  Charleston,  or- 
namented with  white  standstone  trimmings.  The 
main  features  of  the  interior  will  be  an  assembly 
hall,  70x130  feet  of  floor  space;  faculty  ofiQces,  chemi- 
cal, biological  and  physical  laboratories,  museum  and 
twenty-two  class  rooms.  The  cost  of  the  structure 
will  be  about  $175  000.  Contracts  will  be  let  Nov.  14 
and  work  has  to  be  completed  by  Sept.  1  of  next  year. 
When  this  institution  is  completed  and  occupied  Il- 
linois will  be  second  to  no  State  in  the  Union  in  the 
matter  of  educational  facilities,  especially  for  the 
preparation  of  teachers. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


The  latest  encouraging  sign  is  a  renewed  demand 
for  manufacturing  property.    For  several  years  there 
has  been  almost  no  demand  whatever  for  building 
sites  for  manufacturing  purposes.   Just  previous  to 
the  World's  Fair  this  movement  was  strong  towards 
Chicago  and  her  industrial  suburbs,  but  with  the  ad 
vent  of  the  panic  there  was  an  entire  cessation  of  en- 
terprise and  a  total  silence  of  the  former  land  inquiry 
for  manufacturing  property.    Now,  with  the  return 
of  prosperity,  there  is  again  this  same  demand  in  a 
small  way.  but  under  such  conditions  as  would  seem 
to  prophesy  that  the  improvement  is  to  be  continued 
and  progressive.   F.  C.  Vierling  has  made  a  sale  this 
week  which  aptly  illustrates  the  present  tendency. 
He  has  sold  for  the  National  Bank  of  Illionis  to  the 
Kalal  Manufacturing  Co.,  72  by  125  feet  on  Center  av 
enue  just  north  of  Twenty-first  street,  for  $9,500. 
This  property  is  improved  with  an  old  brick  building 
about  72  by  32  feet  in  ground  area,  but  the  value  of 
this  structure  is  hardly  considered  in  this  transac 
tion,  and  the  price  paid  for  the  property  represents 
the  Center  avenue  frontage  value.    It  is  at  the  rate 
of  $132  per  front  foot  and  is  regarded  as  a  low  figure 
for  the  property.  The  Kalal  Manufacturing  Co.  will 
expend  some  |5,000  or  $6,000  in  improving  the  present 
structure  and  will  fit  it  up  with  machinery,  etc.,  for 
a  first-class  sash,  door  and  blind  factory.  They 
have  heretofore  been  in  the  business  on  Alport  avenue, 
where  they  employed  J2  to  15  men,  but  in  their  new 
location  they  will  increase  their  force  to  at  least 
forty-five  skilled  workmen.    This  single  instance  is 
given  as  an  example  of  the  present  tendency  in  man- 
ufacturing interests  to  seek  larger  quarters,  which 
involves  usually  the  purchase  of  factory  property 


PECULIAR  CONDITIONS  IN  CHICAGO. 

The  Chicago  transfers  still  continue  to  exceed  those 
of  New  York  in  amount  of  consideration  and  are 
fully  double  in  number.   The  location  of  Chicago  is 
such  that  it  is  destined  to  be  the  greatest  real  estate 
investment  city  in  the  world.   It  is  bounded  on  but 
one  side,  and  as  it  continues  to  grow  there  will  be 
simply  an  extension  of  the  lines  of  transportation  in 
three  directions  to  take  in  all  the  surrounding  coun 
try  within  an  hours'  ride.   This  includes  such  an  en 
ormous  teriitory  that  the  day  of  cheap  suburban  lots 
will  practically  never  cease  in  Chicago  and  the  small 
buyer,  who  gives  life  to  the  market,  will  always  be 
interested.    But  central  property  will  continue  to 
increase  in  value  in  geometrical  proportion,  as  the 
constantly  enlarging  territory  outside  continues  to 
contribute  even  more  generously  to  the  retail  trade 
of  the  center.   The  problem  of  the  department  store 
and  the  small  merchant  will  never  be  solved  unless 
some  legislation  of  a  very  decided  sort  is  enacted,  and 
this  is  not  at  all  likely.  The  signs  all  indicate  that 
Chicago  is  to  be  greater  in  the  future  than  any  other 
city  on  the  globe, 

SUMMARY  OF  THE  JUDICIAL  SALES. 

Judicial  sales  for  the  month  of  October  held  in  the 
salesroom  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  numbered  149, 
aggregating  $583,970.  Of  this  number  twenty-two 
sales,  with  S71,369,  were  forfeitures  in  favor  of  build 
ing  and  loan  associations.  The  October  decretal 
sales  for  four  years  past  were: 

|895  149  $583,970    1893  73  $244,082 

1891  Ho     603,487    1892  63  189,787 


TRANSFER  LIST  OF  THE  WEEK. 

The  number  and  aggregate  amount  of  the  sales  re- 
corded during  the  last  six  days  have  exceeded  those 
of  any  preceding  week  for  six  months,  with  the  pos- 
sible exception  of  the  week  in  which  the  Partridge 
Kohlsaat  sale  was  recorded.  For  the  first  four  days 
of  this  calendar  week  there  were  38  recorded  sales  of 
110,000  and  over,  some  of  them  reaching  as  high  as 
$80,000.  A  few  weeks  ago  the  sales  exceeding  $25,000 
were  so  rare  as  to  merit  special  mention,  but  this 
week  there  are  so  many  of  them  that  it  would  be 
idle  to  attempt  an  enumeration.  Several  sales  of  im- 
portance—one of  them  for  $100,000— have  been  made 
this  week  but  are  not  yet  ready  to  be  recorded  and 
can  not  be  reported  in  these  columns.  The  drift  of 
the  entire  market  is  toward  larger  sales  and  higher 
prices. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

Loan  brokers  report  that  there  is  still  a  good  de- 
mand for  small  and  medium  loans  for  building  pur- 
poses. These  loans  are  the  life  of  the  real  estate 
money  market,  because  they  are  almost  alwavs  well 
secured  and  safe  and  the  interest  is  paid  promptly, 
whereas  in  the  larger  loans  there  is  always  an  air  of 
uncertainty.  When  an  application  for  a  large  loan 
comes  in  it  arouses  a  suspicion  as  to  the  security— a 
suspicion,  which  in  too  many  instances  is  well 
founded,  that  the  security  is  not  ample  and  that 
there  may  be  a  default.  But  with  the  small  or  mod 
erate  loans  there  is  little  risk,  the  commissions  are 
ample,  and  the  results  satisfactory.  For  two  years 
past  the  Chicago  loan  market  has  thrived  chiefly  on 
renewals,  and  now  that  the  building  interest  is  be- 
ing revived  there  is  likely  to  be  no  cessation  of  ac- 
tivity among  the  loan  brokers. 

AN  IMPORTANT  TRUST  DEED. 

A  trust  deed  on  the  block  bounded  by  Randolph 
and  Washington  streets,  Market  street  and  the  Chi 
cago  river,  has  been  filed  for  record.  It  is  for  |300, 
000  and  names  John  P.  Wilson,  the  attorney,  as  the 
trustee.  It  runs  for  a  term  of  five  years  at  5  percent 
interest.  This  is  the  block  sold  last  week  for  over 
81,000,000,  and  in  view  of  the  undoubted  security  in 
the  heart  of  the  city  it  is  remarkable  that  so  high  an 
interest  rate  should  be  charged.  Where  is  the  abun- 
dance of  4i  percent  money  which  brokers  have  been 
offering  of  late? 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Wm.  A.  Bond  &  Co  ,  have  sold  for  A.  B.  and  D.  F. 
Kenly  to  Herman  Benze  the  residence  at  372  LaSalle 
avenue  for  $14,000;  for  Chas  H.  Dennis  to  Elizabeth 
Jackson  100x185  feet  east  front  on  Sheridan  Drive,  78 
feet  south  of  Roscoe  street,  for  $i2.000;  for  John  W. 
Hedenberg  to  Sprague,  Warner  &  Co  ,  50x100  feet  on 
West  Harrison  street,  north  front,  just  west  of  Des- 
plaines  street;  for  Charles  H.  Dennis  to  Horatio  S. 
Anderson  50x166  feet  north  fronton  Roscoe  street, 
218  feet  west  of  Sheridan  Drive,  ?6,3T5;  for  C.  D.  Ed- 
wards to  S.  J.  Lynch  three  story  apartment  house  at 
566  Kenwood  Place  for  $13,500,  the  residence  at  7410 
Wright  street  being  taken  in  part  payment  at  $6,- 
500;  for  Thomas  E.  French,  executor,  to  Bjorn  Hul- 
tin  the  frame  house  and  50  foot  lot  at  6344  Madison 
avenue,  $6,000;  for  J.  M.  Race  to  M.  L.  Brown  50  by 
about  119  feet  north  front  on  Jackson  Boulevard, 
west  of  Homan  avenue,  running  through  to  Colorado 
avenue,  for  $6,250;  for  Emeline  Castle  to  S.  H.  Gray 
27i  feet  north  fronton  Washington  Boulevard,  114 
feet  west  of  Kedzie  avenue,  $5,500;  for  Wm.  G.  Hib- 
bard  to  H.  W.  Duncanson  houses  at  17  and  25  Troy 
street  for  $5,000,  part  payment  being  made  by  125x125 
feet  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Augusta  "and  West 
Forty-fifth  streets  at  $2,200  and  98xi25  feet  at  the 
northeast  corner  of  Eighty-fourth  street  and  Homan 
avenue  at  $1,500. 

Mr.  John  J.  Cresap,  1263  West  Madison  street,  re- 
ports ths  following  sales:  For  Thomas  Woods,  the 
northwest  corner  of  Lexington  and  Springfield  ave- 
nues, 31x98,  for  $!,500  cash;  for  F.  W.  Winimack,  the 
brick  cottage  at  309  Springfie'd,  lot  50x98,  for  $2,750 
cash;  for  Frank  O.  Butler,  lot  south  front  on  Flour- 
noy  street,  just  west  of  Douglas  Boulevard,  for  8750 
cash;  for  Cora  B.  Horton,  lot  on  Flournoy  street,  be- 
tween Douglas  Boulevard  and  Thirty-ninth  street, 
for  $750;  for  J.  W.  Ganer,  the  store  and  flat  building 
1267  Lake  street  for  $5,5C0;  for  Henry  L.  Childs,  the 
southeast  corner  of  Waller  avenue  and  Washington 
Boulevard,  Austin,  75x132,  for  $8,000;  for  Mrs.  Nancy 
L.  Harris  to  Mary  A.Smith  one  lot  north  front  on 
Adams  street,  125  feet  east  of  St.  Louis  avenue,  for 
000  cash;  for  N.  Boothby,  the  property  at  1488  and 
1490  Fulton  street  for  $21,000;  for  Karl  Klemmetsen, 
the  three-story  store  and  flat  building  southwest  cor- 
ner of  Rockwell  and  Thomas  streets  for  $15,000;  for 
E.G.  Shea,  9-xn5  feet  on  Central  and  Humboldt 
Park  Boulevard,  73  feet  west  of  Kedzie  avenue,  for 
"1,600;  for  E.  G.  Shea,  northwest  corner  Van  Buren 
and  Euclid  avenue,  Oak  Park,  five  lots,  for  |3,500;  for 
E.  G.  Shea,  60  feet  on  St.  Louis  avenue,  just  north 


of  Ohio  street,  for  $2,400;  for  Kf^rl  Klemmetsen,  the 
southeast  corner  of;Lemoyne  and.'Dania  avenues  im- 
proved, for  $8,000;  for  P.  J.  Piuger,  160  acres  of  land 
in  Kansas  for  $2,500. 

The  planing  mill  of  C.  Liebold  '&  Co.,  at  Mayfair, 
which  was  destroyed  by  fire  this  week,  will  be  rebuilt 
immediately,  the  material  now  being  on  the  ground. 
Ground  has  also  been  broken  this  week  for  four  resi- 
dences at  Mayfair. 

Fifteen  50  foot  lots  in  Lombard's  subdivision  of 
Melrose  has  been  put  un^'er  contract  [and  all  of 
block  59. 

Mr.  Pease,  for  the  West  Pullman  Land  Association, 
reports  the  following  sales:  Seven  lots  on  Egglestoa 
avenue,  south  of  121st  street,  for  cash.  The  lots 
were  bought  by  five  men,  who  each  will  build  a  house 
for  himself;  none  to  cost  less  than  $2,500.  He  reports 
'nquiry  for  West  Pullman  lots  as  increasing. 


A  MILD  KIND  OF  REAL  ESTATE  NEWS. 


Some  of  our  leading  real  estate  firms  have  appar- 
ently changed  their  tactics.    Instead  of  giving  out 
"nformation  about  recent  transactions  and  hints 
about  future  sales  they  simply  give  an  expression  of 
their  opinions  of  the  market  in  the  class  of  property 
they  are  handling.    There  Is  apparently  only  one 
kind  of  news  that  these  gentlemen  will  vouchsafe  to 
the  newspapers,  and  that  is  building  news.  Not- 
withstanding the  fact  that  over  700  lots  have  been 
sold  with  contracts  signed,  sealed  and  delivered  with 
first  payments  made  to  S.  E.  Gross  he  has  not  au- 
thorized the  publication  of  the  news  of  these  sales 
for  one  or  two  reasons  that  the  Journal  will  not  at- 
tempt to  state  for  him.   Some  who  are  inquisitive 
enough  to  find  out  other  pgoples'  minds  say  that  he 
is  "a  bear  in  the  acre  market,"  and  that  he,  as  well  as 
a  number  of  other  strong  firms  who  are  actually  do- 
'ng  about  all  of  the  business,  objects  to  being  classed 
with  the  noted  "liars  in  the  business"  who  report 
the  same  sales  over  and  over  agiiu,  or  sales  actually 
made  by  somebody  else  or  loans  being  "negotiated" 
for  large  amounts  at  phenominally  low  rates  of  in- 
terest.  The  Journal's    representative  his  seen 
tangible  proof  of  the  statemsnts  that  the  above 
named  house  has  sold  on  aa  average  of  over  flfty  lots 
per  week  at  West  Grossdale  for  the  last  six  months. 
The  following  is  a  sample  of  the  meagre  reports  given 
out  by  Mr.  Gross'  managers: 

'Plans  are  being  made  for  twenty-three  residences 
to  be  erected  at  once  at  West  Grossdale  at  a  cost  of 
from  $1,800  to  $5,000  each.  Contractor  Conrad 
Schneider  is  putting  up  an  $8,000  home  to  be  con- 
structed of  boulders.  Work  on  the  Public  Hall  and 
Theater  Building  is  being  pushed  rapidly  to  comple- 
tion. The  principal  material  employed  in  its  con- 
struction is  Wisconsin  granite  boulders,  and  when 
finished  this  will  be  the  finest  public  entertainment 
structure  along  the  Chicago,  Burlington  &  Quiocy 
Line.  Its  stage  and  seating  appointments  will  be 
the  very  best.  S.  E.  Gross  reports  that  he  has  already 
sold  about  7.50  lots  at  this  suburb  since  the  opening 
sale  upon  May515  last." 

Such  news  if  amplified  and  fairly  stated  would 
stimulate  the  market  and  result  in  gi-eater  benefits 
to  the  successful  subdivider  than  a  policy  of  sup- 
pressing the  news.  No  matter  how  creditable  the 
above  report  seems  to  West  Grossdale  it  does  not  tell 
half  of  the  progress  made  there.  Many  other  suburbs 
are  going  rapidly  forward  in  residence  building,  and 
if  our  agents  would  wake  up  and  let  their  lights  shine 
we  would  scarcely  know  there  is  a  dull  market. 


Gainesville,  Fla. — At  a  meeting  of  the  Oity  Oonnoil  a 
plan  was  oonsidered  to  fnnd  the  city's  indebtedness  by 
issuing  interest-bearing  oertifioates  of  indebtedness  to  run 
for  10  years.  By  this  method  the  olaims  against  the  oity 
oan  be  paid  by  the  disposition  of  the  said  oertifioates, 
which  are  practically  bonds. 

Milledgeville,  Qa. — Oity  Ooanoil  has  determined  to  call 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  porpose  of  ob- 
taining the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qualified  voters  of 
the  oity  to  issue  bonds  to  take  np  the  $2'J,000  bonds,  which 
were  issued  to  aid  in  building  the  Girls'  Normal  and  In- 
dustrial College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  ooarts  and  this  step  has  been  found  to  be 
necessary  to  legalize  them. 


November  2,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  10« 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  A.  Sandegren  has  prepared  plans  for  ten 
flat  buildings  at  the  corner  of  West  Huron  street  and 
Monticello  avenue  for  W.  C.  Westfall.  They  will  be 
of  different  designs,  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
with  a  frontage  of  217  feet  constructed  of  homan 
brick  of  various  shades,  relieved  by  cut  stone  trim- 
mings and  brick  bays,  have  hard  wood  finish  and 
modern  conveniences,  at  a  total  cost  of  $45,000. 

Architect  A.  S  Hecht  has  prepared  plans  for  a  flat, 
building  in  the  vicinity  of  Douglas  Park  for  Samuel 
Payne.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
44x50  feet,  have  stone  front,  oak  finish,  modern  im 
provements  at  a  cost  of  $8,500.  He  has  also  made 
plans  for  a  modern  flat  building  on  Grace  street,  near 
Seminary  avenue,  for  George  Miller.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  2-'x52  feet,  with  front  of 
stone  and  pressed  brick,  have  quarter-sawed  oak  and 
Arkansas  pine  finish  and  modern  improvements  at  a 
cost  of  $4,200. 

Architects  Watson  &Hazleton  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  new  clubhouse  to  be  erected  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  Washington  boulevard  and  Francisco  street 
for  the  Illinois  Cycling  Club,  now  domiciled  at  1U68 
Washington  bnulevard.  The  new  building  will  be 
three  and  a  half  stories  high,  with  fronts  of  stone 
and  pressed  brick  and  main  entrance  flanked  by  large 
stone  columns,  have  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat, 
tiled  mansard  roof,  and  will  cost  about  $30,000.  In 
the  basement  will  be  bowling  alleys,  wheelroom  and 
other  appointments.  The  first  floor  will  contain  par- 
lors, a  spacious  cafe,  library  and  oflices.  A  large  bil- 
liard hall,  cardrooms  and  lounging-rooms  will  occupy 
the  main  part  of  the  second  floor  and  the  third  floor 
will  contain  a  gymnasium  extending  through  the 
story  above,  with  stage  and  ante-rooms. 

Architect  W.  T.  Lesher  has  prepared  plans  and 
ground  has  been  broken  for  a  two-story  and  attic 
residence  at  Jackson  boulevard  and  St.  Louis  avenue 
for  J.  J.  Kernan.  It  will  have  a  cut  stone  front, 
hardwood  trimmings  and  all  modern  improvements. 
Mr.  Lesher  has  other  plans  in  his  office  that  will  be 
announced  in  time  for  the  next  issue  of  the  Jour- 
nal. 

Designs  have  been  made  by  Architects  Murphy  & 
Oamp  for  a  three-story  apartment  house  to  be  erected 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  Indiana  avenue  and  Forty- 
seventh  street  for  Andrew  O'Donnell.  It  will  be 
constructed  of  Bedford  stone.  The  interior  will  con- 
tain six  apartments  of  six  rooms  each,  which  will  be 
heated  by  steam  and  will  be  finished  in  oak.  The 
cost  is  estimated  at  $30,000. 

Architects  Brainerd  &  Holsman  have  made  plans 
for  a  three-story  and  basement  apartment  house  to 
be  built  for  William  Ashton  at  4051  to  4057  Prairie 
avenue.  The  building  will  have  a  frontage  of  lUO 
feet  and  a  depth  of  57  feet  and  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick-  The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hard- 
wood and  the  building  will  be  heated  by  steam.  Its 
cost  is  estimated  at  $30,000. 

Architect  A.  G.  Ferree  has  made  plans  for  an 
apartment  house  in  the  vicinity  of  Garfield  Park. 
It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  55  by  j25  feet, 
with  front  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  hard  wood  in- 
terior finish,  and  will  cost  about  $35,000. 

An  apartment  building  of  two  stories  and  base- 
ment, 103  by  20e  feet,  to  be  erected  at  42  to  50  Francis 
avenue  for  William  Hett,  has  been  planned  by  Frank 
L.  Wright  It  will  be  of  stone  and  brick  construc- 
tion, with  modern  improvements,  and  will  cost 
$30  000. 

Architect  Oscar  L  McMurry  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  at  La  Grange  for  A.  S.  Leckie.  It 
will  be  in  the  colonial  style  of  architecture,  two 
stories  and  basement  high  37  by  52  feet,  have  stone 
foundation,  Irame  superstructure,  quarter-sawed  oak 
and  mahogany  finish  and  modern  conveniences,  at  a 
cost  of  $d,000.  He  has  also  made  plans  for  a  similar 
residence  at  Irving  Park  for  W.  D.  Wilcox.  It  will 
consist  of  basement,  two  stories  and  attic,  34  by  48 
feet,  have  stone  basement,  frame  superstructure, 
quarter-sawed  oak  finish  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $5,000. 

Architects  Schroeder  &  Koster  have  prepared  plans 
for  a  residence  at  Austin  for  E.  Post.  It  will  be  of 
artistic  design  and  will  stand  on  a  spacious  lot  that 
will  be  terraced  and  handsomely  improved.  The 
house  will  be  irregular  in  shape,  the  main  limis  being 
24  by  54  feet,  and  will  consist  of  two  stories  and  attic, 
have  stone  basement,  frame  superstructure,  hard 
wood  and  yellow  pine  finish  and  modern  conveniences, 
at  a  cost  of  17,000. 

Architect  H.  M.  Hansen  has  planned  for  J.  G. 
Pfeiler  a  four-story  flat  building,  30x80  feet,  with 
front  of  Roman  brick,  to  be  erected  at  6308  Halsted 
street,  at  a  cost  of  $14,000. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  has  designed  a  three- 
Story  flat  building,  to  be  erected  on  Belden  avenue, 


near  Fremont  street,  at  acostof  $1:.000.  Fine  plumb- 
ing will  be  put  in  and  it  will  be  heated  by  steam. 

Architects  Handy  &  Cady  are  completing  plans  for 
a  residence  for  Dr.  E.  J.  Kuh,  which  is  to  be  built  on 
Drexel  boulevard,  south  of  Forty.third  street.  It 
will  be  3-stories  high,  25x77  feet,  in  the  colonial  style 
of  architectuie,  and  will  cost  $15,000. 

Architect  W.  J.  Van  Keuren  has  designed  for  J.  R. 
Payson,  Jr.,  a  2  story  apartment  house,  to  be  built  on 
Washington  boulevard,  near  Euclid  avenue,  in  Oak 
Park  It  will  front  50  feet,  with  a  depth  of  60,  and 
will  be  built  of  frame  on  a  stone  basement.  It  will 
be  heated  by  furnace  and  will  cost  $10,000. 


RECENT  SUPREME  COURT  DECISIONS. 


Oumpiled  by  Thornton  &  Chancellor,  members  Ohlcago  Bar, 
CONSTRUCTIVE  NOTICE  OF  MORTGAGE. 

When  a  purchase  money  mortgage  is  properly  re- 
corded, it  operates  as  constructive  notice  to  subse- 
quent purchasers,  although  the  deed  to  the  purchaser 
giving  the  mortgage  was  not  recorded.-- -Supreme 
Court  of  South  Carolina. 

SUING  FOR  RENT. 

The  liens,  if  any,  which  a  landlord  has  on  buildings 
erected  by  th3  tenant,  and  the  tools  and  machinery 
placed  by  him  in  the  buildings,  under  a  covenant  by 
tenant  not  to  remove  them  until  all  rent  is  paid,  is 
collateral  security  for  payment  of  the  rent,  which 
need  not  be  resorted  to  by  the  landlord  before  suing 
the  tenant  for  the  rent  in  arrears.— Supreme  Court  of 
New  Hampshire. 

NOTICE! 


The  plumbing  business  heretofore  existing  as  P. 
Nacey  &  Co.  has  been  incorporated  and  will  hereaf- 
ter be  known  as  the 

P.  NACEY  CO., 
and  will  continue  to  do  a  general  business  of  Plumb- 
ing, Heating,  Drainage  and  Gas  Fitting,  always 
maintaining  the  high  standard  of  work  for  which 
this  Arm  has  become  known  in  its  dealings  with  the 
general  public  for  over  a  quarter  of  a  century. 

Mr.  P.  M.  Murphy,  who  has  been  connected  with 
the  business  of  P.  Nacey  for  the  past  fifteen  years,  is 
President  and  General  Manager,  and  as  this  gentle- 
man has  had  a  thorough  practical  experience  patrons 
can  safely  rely  on  having  any  work  intrusted  to  our 
care  done  in  the  very  best  manner. 

Thanking  you  for  past  favors  and  soliciting  a  con- 
tinuance of  the  same  we  are. 

Respectfully  yours, 

P.  Nacey  Co. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


ZanesTille,  Ohio. — The  |204,f  00  refanding  bonds  were 
not  sold. 

Middletown,  Ind. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issoe  |16,- 
000  waterworks  bonds. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Blair  &]Sons  have  parohased  |100,- 
000  school  bonds  for  $104,340. 

Newport,  Tenn. — Bids  have  beon  oalled  for  the  parohase 
of  $8,000  school  bonds. 

Gold  Beach,  Ore. — The  Oounoil  hcve  decided  to  issue 
$8,000  in  bonds  to  build  a  city  hall. 

Hamilton,  Ont. — Fifty  thousand  dollars'  worth  of  school 
debentures  are  now  for  sale  at  this  place.  Address  the 
City  Treasurer. 

Linden,  N.  J. — Freeholders  are  signint;  a  petition  ask- 
ing the  Township  Committee  to  issoe  $9,000  bonds  for  the 
construction  of  a  macadam  road. 

Bellaire,  Ohio. — The  City  Council  has  authorized  the  Fi- 
nance Committee  to  negotiate  a  loan  to  pay  the  quaran- 
tine guards  recently  put  on  by  the  Board  of  Health. 

Grand  Eapids,  Mich. — The  city  voted  to  issue  $12,000 
in  school  orders,  to  be  used  in  paying  balance  due  on  the 
new  school  house.  The  orders  will  bear  10  per  cent  in- 
terest. 

OUumwa,  Iowa. — The  Wapello  County  Board  decided  to 
submit  to  the  voters  the  question  of  issuing  $25,000  in 
bonds  for  the  erection  of  a  jail. 

Topeka,  Kan. — At  the  November  election  the  citizens  of 
Shawnee  County  will  vote  on  the  issue  of  $150,OOQ  5  per 
cent  twenty  year  bridge  bonds. 


Westport,  Mo. — A.n  ordinance  has  been  prepurel  tj  au- 
thorize the  citizens  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  $25,000  in 
bonds,  to  build  and  equip  three  engines  houses. 

Ishpeming,  Mich.— The  School  Board  has  placed  $25,000 
5  per  cent  school  bonds  with  the  Ihhperaing  National 
Bank,  and  the  same  are  now  offered  for  ealo. 

Snohomish,  Wash. — School  bonds  to  cover  back  warrants 
amounting  to  over  $15,001  were  sold  at  3  per  cent  premium. 
The  bonds  bear  6  per  cent  interest.  Shepard  &  Co.,  New 
York,  are  the  purchasers. 

Sleepy  Eye,  Minn.— At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Inde- 
pendent District  No.  24,  the  matter  of  bonds  for  $20,000 
to  complete  the  new  school  building  was  unanimoaBly 
carried. 

Kansas  City,  Kan. —The  injunction  suit  against  the  city 
to  restrain  the  issuance  of  $85,000  of  twenty-year  bonds 
has  been  dismissed  without  prejudice  in  the  Common 
Pleas  Court. 

Vinton,  Iowa. — The  Benton  County  Commissioners  have 
authorized  an  .election  to  be  held  |Nov.  5  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $100,000  5  per  oent  bonds  for  the  erec- 
tion of  a  court  house. 

Omaha,  Neb. — The  Finance  Committee  will  adverteis 
for  bids  for  the  sale  of  $38, COO  worth  of  funding  bond.s 

Canton,  Miss. — The  city  voted  in  favor  of  issuing  $25,- 
000  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of  waterworks  and  elec- 
tric lights. 

Chicago,  III. — The  South  Park  Board  adopted  a  resolu- 
tion authorizing  the  refunding  of  f  53,C00  of  bonds. 

Owensboro,  Ky. — The  City  Council  is  considering  a 
bond  issue  of  $25,000  to  be  used  in  street  improvements. 

Rook  Springs  City,  Wyo.— The  $24,000  City  Hall  bonds 
have  been  sold  in  Boston  at  par, 

Oreede,  Col. — Morras &  Whitehead,  of  Denver,  purchased 
$10,COO  school  bonds  for  $9,500. 

Bond  Hill,  Ohio.— R.  Kleyboldt  &  Co.  purchased  $17,000 
waterworks  bonds  at  a  premium  of  $165. 

Ukiah,  Cal. — An  election  has  been  authorized  to  vote  on 
the  question  of  issuing  $25,000  in  bonds  to  oonstrnot  a 
sewer  system. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — The  city  will  soon  oflfer  for  sale  bridge 
bonds,  authorized  to  aid  in  the  construction  of  a  viaduct 
at  Wilson  avenue. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — The  city  will  at  once  offer  for  sale  $60,- 
000  waterworks  bonds.  This  is  a  part  of  an  issue  of  $150,- 
000,  authorized  in  July. 

Healdsburg,  Cal. — The  Board  of  Trustees  will  submit  to 
the  voters  the  question  of  issuing  $25,CO0  in  bond  for  the 
erection  of  a  school  house. 

East  Berkeley  (Berkeley),  Cal.— A  special  meeting  of 
the  Board  of  Education  will  be  held  to  consider  the  mat- 
ter of  issuing  schoolhonse  bonds. 

YouDgstown,  Ohio. — Ordinances  have  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  o*  $9,000  Wood  street  improvement 
bonds  and  $11,000  Wick  avenue  improvement  bond. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — The  Clerk  of  Hamilton  County 
Board  was  instructed  to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $46,000 
bonds  to  pay  for  the  new  bridge  across  Mill  Creek  on 
S>pring  Grove  avenue. 

Mansfield,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Nov.  4  for  the 
purchase  of  $8,6f  0  6  per  cent  one  year  general  revenue 
bonds  A  oer.ified  check  of  $5(0  must  accompany  each 
bid.    F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Columbus,  Wis. — The  business  men  have  petitioned  the 
Council  to  call  an  election  for  Nov.  15  to  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  i88i?iE?  $25,000  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of 
waterworks.  It  is  believed  that  the  Council  will  grant  the 
request. 

Mt,  Olenaens,  Mich. — The  city  will  soon  issue  $75,000  in 
boids  to  be  used  in  improving  the  waterworks  plant. 
Bids  are  now  being  received  for  the  purchase  of  $11,000 
school  bonds.    Spencer  Dalby,  City  Clerk. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — The  Commissioners  of  Hamilton 
County,  Ohio,  have  decided  to  issue  $46,0(0  bonds,  to  re- 
pair the  Spring  Grove  avenue  bridge  They  will  be  in 
denominations  of  $500  each,  bear  intdrest  at  4  per  oent, 
and  mature  in  seven  years  from  JNov.  1,  1895. 

Youngstown,  Ohio. — Notice  is  hereby  given  (hat  the  city 
of  Youngstown  will  sell  its  bonds,  for  which  sealed  bide 
will  be  received,  to  be  opened  Nov.  11,  for  the  following, 
viz:  Wick  avenue  bonds — To  pay  for  the  meoadamizing 
of  Wick  avenue  between  Wick  avenue  and  Elm  street, 
$ll,f00  shall  be  doe  and  payable,  $2,000  thereof  on  the 
1st  of  October,  1897  to  1901,  inclusive.  Wood  street  pav- 
ing bonds — To  pay  for  paving  of  Wood  street  between 
Wiok  avenue  and  Elm  street,  $9,000  shall  be  due  and  pay- 
able as  follows:  $6,000  thereof  on  the  Ist  day  of  October, 
in  the  years  1897  to  1900,  inclusive.  The  foregoing  and 
above  named  bonds  will  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of  5  per 
cent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually,  principal  and  in- 
terest payable  at  the  City  Treasury,  J,  Howard  Edwat(Ja, 
Ojty  Clerk. 


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THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895. 


Allegheny,  Pa. — Ka  election  will  be  held  Nov.  5  for  the 
pnrpoBe  of  obtainioK  the  assent  of  the  electors  of  the  said 
city  to  an  increase  of  its  bonded  indebtedness,  in  the  sum 
of  $400,0(10  for  street  improvements.  Gross  debt  of  the 
city  ou  Oct.  31,  1895,  was  $4,355,500;  amount  in  the  sink- 
ing fund  on  the  same  date  was  $626,022.76;  net  bonded 
indebtedness  on  Oct.  J,  1895,  was  $3,9^9,950.  The  last 
assessed  valuation  of  the  oity  was  $79,('98.9£0.  Percent- 
Bge  of  the  proposed  increase  of  bonded  indebtedness,  $400,- 
Oi'O,  to  the  last  assessed  valnatioc,  five  handred  and  five 
thousandths  of  one  per  cent.  Roland  T.  White,  Robert 
Dilworth,  City  Olerk. 


CHANBE  OF  TIME  TO  MILWAUKEE. 

On  Oct.  20th,  under  new  time  card  of  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  the  present  8:00  p. 
m.  train  to  Milwaukee  will  be  discontinued.  A  new 
train  will  leave  Chicago  daily  except  Sunday  at  5:00 
p.  m.,  arriving  In  Milwaukee  at  7:15  p.  m.,  and  present 
3:00  p.  m.  train  will  run  every  day  in  the  week.  Fast 
Night  Express  for  Northern  Wisconsin  and  the  Mich- 
igan Peninsula  will  leave  Chicago  at  10:30  p.  m.  in- 
stead of  at  8:00  p.  m.  as  at  present.  For  tickets, 
time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  Ticket 
office,  95  Adams  Street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station, 
Canal,  Adams  and  Madison  Sts. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Carpeuler'g  add.  It  2  Id  the  sub  of  the  w  100  feet  of  It  6  lo  b  49.  Nov  11 
2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter.  L  N. 

Olr  Ot  Oomm  enb,  It  84  In  b  2  of  b  4  In  Canal  Trnatee'a  sub  of  sec  33 
89  14.  Nov  11,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Westfall's  sub,  the  w  25  ft  ot  the  e  60  ft  of  the  w  100  ft  of  It  60  in  div  1 
of  21  8  acres,  bei  .g  the  e  H  nf  the  8  w  H  and  the  s  e  H  c  f  sec  30  33 
10.  wove,  11  a  m,  PL  Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper  bit  L  N. 


HiBglns,  Law  &  Go's  add.  It  16  In  b  7. 
master.  L  N. 


Nov  19,  11am.    P  L  Sherman, 


StDith's  add,  the  n  ^  otlt  14  in  b  3  a  snbof  bs  17  to  22  in   the  Ast's 
°'^®°22  39  14.  Nov  8,  11am.   E  .w  A  Dicker  mas- 
ter, 1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOB.  i^ii-iiBr,  mas 

Village  of  Wilmette,  It  81n  b  24.  NTov  8,  11  a  m.  fhosTavlorJr  mks 
ter,  702  Oh'go  Opera  House.  NOR.  ^         '  ™  ^' 

s^s'ti^'r^^Q-  1',        ^.^  °f  the  s  e  H  of  the  n  e      of  sec  8 

38  14.  Nov  9,  11am.  Jos  P  Mahoney,   master.   1313  Ashland  blfe. 

Pnllman,  Dyk's  add.  It  7  and  the  n  hf  of  It  8  in  b  B  a  sob  of  It  2  of  the 
T  I'  °*  ""^  "  ^'  n  w  54  of  sec  22  37  14.   Nev  8,  11  a  m 

Ohas  T  Farson,  master.  108  Dearborn  st.  NOB.  .  xi  a  m. 

"'^h'^f'^H  r.*°f' ■  '^^n""!^^"         "  of  Its  49  to  60  of  the 

jub^of^b  61  of  sec  7  39  14.    Nov  8,  Ham.    Kdw  A  Dicker  master 

Bexford  4  Bellamy's  sub.  Its  1.  2,  3,  4.  5,  6,  7  and  40  to  46-  its  Ifi  17  IK 
1«.  24,  2.  2«.  27  28  29.  3„  and  31  in  b  3  of  .hat  pt  of  the  w  V4  o  t^t,e 
7JUo'^^^tllh%'T^''       ^'^^     "  "       ^  ^  Htevea1on,^m?s! 

Griffin's  suN  divers  Its  in  said  sub  in  bs  i,  2,  3  and  4  of  Street's  sub  of 
then  y.  of  ,he  u  e  H  of  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  20  37  14.  Nov  4  11  a  m  H 
L  Wait,  master,  no  La  salle  St.  L,  N  i'>uv  »,  ii  a  m.  a 

Logeman's  sub,  Its  42  and  43  of  the  s  H  f'f  It  2  in   b  6  in  )h«  n.„.i 

^arriirxL^o^ri^dg!-"^^*""-^-^-"^ 

Plnkert  &  Wittke's  *ub.  It  40  of  the  w     nf  h  i  /^f  of.„i„,  ,  . 

^l^kr^^a:t:r^.°'lJ^«  «  -  4'o^M.l6l9V3.irri'j  it 

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r:  r/^';^."^i.'jL"irj,^,  "I'.^.tm^^^  -  of  sec « 4o  12. 

'  ""^"^n^^^^^^^^^^  Blue  isid; 

A  F  Stevenson,  master.  ^        ^  ®  ^  °'  37  13.   Nov  4,  11am. 


Bogors' rtsub,  Its  S6  to  42  of  b  152  (f  X  Its  8  tn  u  an,!  ic  i„  o  T  , 

m  ^Edw  rSiolf' ''''  ^  °'  -be  rwVorseV'7'u^Nov''3  U  a 
m.  Edw  a  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  N  O  R. 

Turck's  resnb.  Its  1.  2,  3.  4.  11  12  and  l<t  in  v.  i.  i»o  q  .  .  «  „ 

St.  NO  R        ^"^^  «eoM  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Sal  it 

^VJ^  K°r>'l' «'        b  3  of  the  n  V4  'of  the  e  %  of  the  s  w  U  of  sec  28  sq 
14.  Nov  9.  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Mahoney,  master,  1313  Ashland  bT  N  O  b! 

Nicholes' enb.  It  24  in  b  2  of  the  «  W  nt  TtQ  IK  o„.i  lo  . 

Trust*,essnb,ofseo  lb^8  i4.  Nov  8  ll  a  m   Geo  N  ""^ 
NOR.  "  Stevens,  master. 

°  f's'i'n^h*.^/^'^  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  sees  5  and  6  37  15-  also  It 

lU%N?i^m-|-Lr^-°r.^-a.fel'"a6'^t«e:p:r\.l  To  1  ^  " 
"r67^rna'rsVb^VtV;e^^/^  Hof 

Lorimer's  snb.  Its  1,  3.  9  to  13,  17,  tl.  22  23  2H  S9  <ik  An^„^..  . 
6  H  of  Its  1  and  4  in  IngUha.t'  snb  of  th,  s'w Vof  sec  ?  ^8  u 
12,  10  a  m.  Ja,  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearbor^st  L  N  " 

m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  no  La  Salle  St.  L  N  ""^ 
Dingee  &  McDaniel's  reeub.  It  18  in  b  4  of  bs  ^  fl  q  AnH  in  ,^ 
:'.'Jrl':^T^:''°'  ^  "  ErbeTh'^^^a^nsVi^ 

^1n  b^-?  Itf8  fo"bTlf2'o^;"^'.^r3^"n^^  r  ?t^^ l^n  ■l-3"or,^°e  ^n  ti  " 
onhe  w  H  Of  the  e  K  of  sec  2  39  13.  nVv  n.*fl' a 'm'.  °H  LW^airma" 

Smith's  resub  of  Gilliam's  sab.  It  26  of  b  3  of  It  3  in  the  ntn  r,t  th<.  =  i/ 
of  the  s  e  !4  of  12  39  18.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  Walter  Buti^'r,''masfer .Y N' 

Vail  Schaack  &  Herrlck's  snb.  It  16  in  b  5.  It  46  in  h  •?    K  40  in  k  q  , 

Forest  Ridge  sub.  It  5  in  b  8  a  snb  of  the  e  H  of  the  d  w  M  of  sec  7  37 
14.  Nov  15,  10  a  m.  Walter  Bnller,  ma.terVse  Portfa'd  bik.  NOR 

Altgeld's  f nh.  It  822  of  bs  1,  2.  3.  4.  7  and  n  W  of  h  R  of       „  ™  ly  . 
29  40  14.  NOA  26.  11  a  m."  Alei  6hytraus,  «dmtr    N  0  B    ^  °' 

Oomm  ptn,  H or  b  5  of  the  s  %  of  the  s  e  "i  of  the  n  w  M;  and  the  s  V, 
pertadL''?."N'n^"^''*°'^^''^'^«"-  23.  if  a  m.'  Is'^ 

°  t^P^^^  Oo'R  sab.  It  14  in  b  16  of  sees  5  and  6  37  15.  Nov  15  11  a  m 
Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  6b9  Mouadnook  blk.  N  O  R. 

Robbin-e  sab  It  41  s  of  Erie  St.  of  b  2  in  the  Assessor's  dIv  of  the  e  V. 
ad^Vr.^N  0*  R.       '  ^'"^^  olsin  .kaaden 

N  W  Dnvsty  sub.  It  6  of  b  37  in  the  Village  of  Evanston  Nov  vn  11  „ 
m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llj  La  Salle  et.  NOB  ' 

Oanal  Trustees  snb,  subU  1  in  sub  of  It  10  in  b  56  of  n  w  14  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Atna  T  McGerry,  admtri.  NOR. 

Xll  and  Mich  Canal  Co's  sub,  the  e  %  of  snblt  I  and  (he  e  1  3  nf  onhu  o 
ot  It  2  b  22  in  the  frl  .ec  15  39  14.  Nov  19.  11  a  m  \  has  T  F?r«l 
master.  118  Dearbjrn  et.  L  W.  "  »         I- Has   r  Farson. 

^'ntt^n'-^\ IT,"^  1^^  T/'t?^  V  '°       *       °f  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  w  U 
■?  ,1        '  f'"      "  ""^         ""'"t  7  of  b  13  in  bheffleld  add 
Dec  3,  1]  a  m.  Aagnste  Kis.ow,  admtrx.  L  N  ouemeia  add. 


BUILDING 


Bnruham,  Its  33  and  34  in  b  B;  Its  4  and  6  in  b  6-  It  4^  in  k  o  ^ 

a  b  11;  Its  19  and  20  in  b  13;  It  7  In  b  14-  It  1  in  b  iSMt  1  ?  '  k  t^?^  * 
in  b  16;  it  9  m  b  18  and  an  and  H  int  in  its  9  Lnd  In'in  h  b°  ^  " 
and  26  in  b  20;  sec  6  36  15.    Nov\  A'^;'!  '  WaU^?  ' Bnti^rt^^a'ster! 

Blue  Isld  Pk  add.  It  17  in  b  12,  being  a  sub  of  the  «  1.4  «f  tv.^  ,/ 

i'"i\vjtren';ott^^t^?.n!''«"' "  -^sicioi;?:.^^^  r/i 

"s°^*r3'?V4^'rvV'i?-m!  °i  ^F*  sLrsotl'a^re?.  V^.!-  ^  '^-^ 

Te'4^;Vsl'c•3'«^VlVaL1tT§^s\^,.^«^.\"„^il^^^^^  \^„-res  Of  ihe 
m  said  sub.  NOV  14,  11  a      Annira  rOarhy,Vdmtrx.''L'l^! "  ' 

'"'^^^■^^lUr^V^^^^^^^  y.'ot  sec 

ram  Snow.  admlrT  L  N.  '     ^        ^""^       "  «  m-  Hi- 

^^'^rS^^^4'^^^,l--^--Hof  sec^l  37  14., 


Qranvlllh's  sub,  its  1  to  5  in  b  1  of  the  8  w  'A  of  the  a  w  r>f  tha  n  „  1/ 
Of  sec  9  38  14.  Nov  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Waiti^masU  ^  iV*  lI  ^'.^alle'ri 

'  '^l^'lnH'Ih'"  '^f/^^l®  °*  «       Of  pt  Of  the  e  /,  of  the  n  w 

h  Bnd  he  w  H  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  6  29  14.  Nov  22.  11  a  m  Lh  R 
Van  Vlissingen,  admtr.  L.  N.  u  a  m.  jasH 

Hiusb.ong  •  &  Hess  snb,  the  s  25  ft  of  It  10  in  b  13  of  the  e      ot  the  a 
Ta^^d  blk.'!  N  '      '^^^      "  "       ^""^^  Bntler,  master!  66  Port 
Kettleetring's  sub.  It  6  of  a  eub  of  snblts  1  2,  3.  4  and  the  n  V.  of  u  k  in 
master."  L  N.""*  "  "     "'"^  ^^'^  "  a  -  WaU^r^BuUer" 

"'maX^.'^t'.''''"'''''*''"'''''^"''-  "  «  Wait; 

Knee  and  &  Wright's  2nd  add  to  W  Pullman.  Its  26  and  9/  in  v,  1  in  fi.„ 

""'^ZV^^X'Xl  ^-^oJ^e^V^b^.^^^  2Sf  llTm^  - 
J  Healy,  master,  401-4i,7  Kedzie  oldg.  h  N. 

Ellis'  east  add,  the  n  15  7  12  ft  of  the  s  31  2-12  ft  of  the  n  62  4-12  ft  of 
ma^s.^r.^'L  N     '  °'       '  ''''  °'  "       """^  ""^  ^  Farsonf 

Cmver's  Pk  Gammon's  sub.  It  2  b  4  of  Its  1  and  2  of  Murbach  et  al  snb 
l'^eV,?l'';aco';n^l^l^!'=L^^N"."-  " --^^wVl^f^-^t 

Tarkington's  blvd  and  Park  resnb.  It  9  of  b  9  of  DrB-rnl  a  Hn,Ht..=  t. 

n  ^8  '4  °'i'^,f  ^^-^  thew^lof -he  w  '//of"Le  a^w  H  of  sec 
11  38  14.  Nov  18,  U  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  jg  «ec 

Kirkland's  sub.  l<e  46  and  46  in  b  3  of  the  s  %  of  the  a  i»  V  tv. 

!i  of  sec  20  38  14.  Nov  13,  U  a  m.  Edw  i  Dicke?,  ma^tl°l^  N."  "  " 
Rexford  &  Bellamy's  snb.  Its  16,  44.  45  46  and  47  nf  It  i  Ti-^o^i 

^ste?.  '  ^«  "  a  -  'ia'^TiZ^rl 

""'n.Z:  Tv  '^i'n?arlra<l'm^tr°.  l^^T"  "  ^     °'       '  ^« 

^  v'*,^?^hl"°'''i^' '°  "  °  ^"  of  Ihe  s  60  acres  of  the  e 

H  of^he  s  e  H  of  sec  32  38  14.  Nov  22,  lo  a  ffl.  H«rry  Sfceetes?  adm'r 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
busines.s  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

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November  2,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


•047 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Oct.  31,  1895. 

bales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  tl,000   306  I2,09S,977 

Oity,  nnder  $1,000   114  71,650 

Ooonty   134  219,655 


Total   654 


»2,391,282 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Nov.  1,  1894. 

Sales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                             357  $2,488,014 

Olty,  under  1,000...                        87  52,809 

Oonnty  ,                            120  310,489 


Total   664 


12,831,312 


Aehland  av,  49  f  t  s  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Oot  26.  K  Legg  to  F  Stastneg 
 |2,700 

Armitage  ar,  75  ft  w  of  Whipple  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Apr  13.  Mast  in  Ofay  to  United 
States  Brewioe  Oompany  11,229 

Aberdeen  et,  s  w  oor  68ih,  e  f  48x124;  Aug 
3.  L  Mayer  to  J  Quyon  }i7,000 

Ada  st,  n  e  oor  Sixtieth,  w  f  30^x1243^; 
Oot  25.  0  Kristofferson  to  0  Monson 
 $2,0C0 

Aberdeen  st,  62  ft  s  of  50th,  e  f  25xl25i-^; 
Oot  25.  T  Gannon  et  al  to  D  D  Dav 
 |1,200 

Albany  av,  336  ft  s  of  Madison  st,  w  f  24x 
100,  more  or  less;  Oot  24.  Mast  in  Ohy 
to  A  E  0  Jenkinson  |1.483 

Ashland  av,  73  f t  n  of  W  18th  pi,  e  f  24x 
125;  Oot  21.  M  M  Bensel  to  F  Siska 
 f  3.300 

Adams  st,  126  ft  e  of  St  Lonis  av,  n  f  25x 
142;  Oot  26.  N  L  Harris  to  M  A  Smith 
 |3,000 

Aberdeen  st,  n  w  oor  72d,  e  f  50xl24j^; 
Oot  23.  J  Ellis  to  E  Dhlioh  Jr  |4,000 

Aberdeen  st,  75  ft  s  of  73d,  e  f  26x1243^; 
Sep  16.  A  MoGrim  to  H  Venables. $3,500 

Addison  st,  71  ft  e  of  E  Ravenwood  Park, 
n  f  25  ft  thro  to  Lincoln  av,  Oot  15.  H 
L  vVheatley  to  J  B  MoOhesney  |4,000 

Argyle  st,  175  tt  w  of  Linden,  n  f  25x145; 
Oot  19.  L  Fridland  to  K  Beok  $3,600 

Anthony  a-',  128J^  ft  n  w  of  70th  st,  n  e  f 
50x124;  Oot  21.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  M 
Keefe  «1.321 

Avenue  J  n  w  oor  98th  st,  e  f  24  l-6xl20i^; 
Oot  28.  H  S  Palmer  to  0  F  Taylor. |4,500 

Armoar  av,  656  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
25x98,  more  or  less;  Oot  28.  0  S  Barton 
to  0  8  Miller  $2,500 

Ashland  blvd,  s  e  oor  W  13th  pi,  w  f  144x 
140;  Oot  28.  The  Tornverein  Vorwaerts 
to  P  Becker  et  al  $14,000 

Ada  st,  132  ft  n  of  Horon,  e  f  24x10^;  Oot 
28.  S  Anderson  to  R  Mather  $5,000 

Bertean  av,  168.9  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  n  f 
37x125;  Jan  18.  H  M  Hnbbard  to  0  0 
Linthioam  $1,125 

Bissell  st  and  Olybonrn  av.  alley  U  bet, 
317  f t  s  e  of  Willow  st,  25x50;  Oot  32. 
0  StoU  to  0  Bnokingham  $3,4(0 

Bissell  st  and  Olybonrn  av,  alley  It  bet, 

123  ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  25x50;  Oot  22. 
M  Frank  to  same    $1,750 

Bissell  st  and  Olyboorn  av,  alley  It  bet, 

198  ft  n  v»  of  Dayton  st,  25x60;  Oot  22. 

H  W  E  Sohroeder  to  same  $1,550 

Bissell  st  and  Olyboarn  av,  alley  It  bet, 

73  ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  25x50;  Oot  16. 

F  Wieohmann  to  same  $2,000 

Bertean  av,  n  e  cor  N  42d  ot,  s  f  39x100; 

Feb!    F  Geodtner  to  A  Roche  $1,650 

Beacon  st,  260  ft  n  of  Leland  av,  e  f  50x 

191;  Oot  2.  Graoeland  Oem  Co  to  J  A 

Hart  $3,250 

BnSalo  av.  175  ft  n  of  84th  st,  e  f  25x124; 

Oot  30.  W  Cohen  to  J  Cohen  $7,000 

Bishop  st,  181.5  ft  8  of  66th,  e  f  25x124; 

Oot  29.  W  H  Robson  to  W  A  Wilson 

 $1,800 

Bishop  st,  8  e  oor  64th,  w  f  48.7x124;  Oot 

30.  D  Goodwin  to  P  0  Peny  $1,950 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet, 

124  ft  8  of  Marianna  st,  25x50;  Oct  22. 

B  Pierce  to  O  Buckingham  $3,25C 

Crystal  st,  232  ft  e  of  N  Robey,  s  f  36x 
118.6;  Aug  29.  F  Filz  to  J  Beitz  .$6,100 

Olybonrn  av,  n  w  oor  Chester  st,  n  e  f  50x 
108.6;  Oct  18.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  Murray 
 $5,000 

Central  Park  av,  226  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  w  f 
25x119;  Oot  18.  S  E  Fagrelins  to  R 
Krenser..  $1,400 

Carroll  av,  228  ft  e  of  N  41st,  s  f  25x125; 
Oot  28.  J  O  Burke  to  P  J  McCarthy 
 $1,100 

Central  Pari  av,  168  ft  n  of  13th  st,  e  f 


24x125;  Sep  24.  M  E  Kehoe  to  B  Turner 

 $1,0C0 

Central  Park  av,  144  ft  n  of  W  13th  st,  e 
f  24x125;  Sep  24.  J  E  Kehoe  to  M  Mo- 

Enery  $1,000 

Central  Park  av,  120  f t  n  of  W  i3th  st,  e 
f  24x125;  Sep  24.  Same  to  E  Wheeler 

 $1,000 

Central  Park  av,  145  ft  n  of  W  25th  st,  e 
f  25x124 ;  Sep  11 .  H  Starling  to  I  Benson 

 ..$1,600 

Clark  st  S,  50  ft  n  of  19th,  e  f  75x78j^; 
Sep  24.  M  Groth  et  al  to  G  Clarke 

 $17,000 

Claremont  av,  115  ft  s  of  Ems  st,  e  f  23x 
100;  Sep  23.  E  K  Cole  to  J  Yonngqnist 

 $1,600 

Crystal  st,  ICC  ft  e  of  N  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Oot  24.  K  Klemmetsen  to  C  Shel- 
don $1,700 

Chicago  av,  25  ft  e  of  Ridgeway,  a  f  24x 
125,  and  other  pnty;  Oot  22.  0  P  Gra- 
ham to  J  B  Scully  $2,350 

Center  av,  232  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  n  f  24x 
150;  Sep  18.  M  MoEnerny  to  H  Callner 

   $2,600 

Cleveland  av,  69%  ft  s  of  Menomonee  st, 
w  f  25x72,  nnd  %  int;  Oot  3.  Est  of  P 

Whitty  to  M  Whitty  $1,492 

Canal  st,  173  ft  s  of  29th,  w  f  25xlC0,  nnd 
%  int;  Oot  23.  J  P  Soderborg  to  A  W 

Lindstrand  $1,250 

Constance  av,  282J^  ft  s  of  90th  st,  e  f  25 
xl26,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  9.  S  Malone 

to  B  F  George  $2,000 

Commercial  st,  176  ft  s  of  Grace,  e  f  50x 
125;  Oot  16.  A  M  Bergstrom  to  S  G  M 

Peterson    $3,400 

Clifton  av,  150  ft  s  of  Follerton,  w  f  25x 

124,  und  }4  int;  Oct  1.  Est  of  J  A  Lund- 
strom  to  A  C  Lnndstrom  $1,000 

Claremont  av.  328  ft  n  of  Sonnyside,  w  f 
371^x124;  Oct  1.  W  J  Lnkens  to  E  C 
Hutchinson  $4,000 

Oonrtland  st,  74  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  s  f  60 
xl373^;  Oot  19.  J  A  Karlson  to  L  Linsett 
 $4,000 

Center  st,  n  e  oor  East  Ravenswood  Park, 
w  and  s  f  260x72;  Oot  —  .AH  Loeb  to 
E  H  Seeman  $5,200 

Calumet  av,  n  e  oor  45th  st,  w  f  100x125.3; 
Oct  18.  A  G  Sontter  to  E  W  Dix..$10,0C0 

Commercial  av,  ISO  ft  s  of  Berteac,  e  f 
60x164^;  July  17.  K  G  Ludwig  to  W 
Gibson  $8,6C0 

Calumet  av,  1S3J^  ft  n  of  60th  st,  w  f  100 
xl60^;  Oot  26.  H  Kahn  to  N  Peterson 
 $10,000 

Congress  st,  276  ft  w  of  S  43d  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Oct  17.  S  M  Gonderson  to  J  H 
Bradley  $4,950 

Cornell  st,  475  ft  e  of  Noblfe,  8  f  25x128; 
Oot  26.  J  L  Amnndsen  to  J  Loohowitz 
 $3,1(0 

California  av  N.  491  ft  n  of  W  Chicago,  e 
f  25x125;  Oct  28.  Q  Rothe  to  H  M  Han- 
sen $8,000 

Dearborn  st,  344  ft  s  of  46th,  e  f  24x100; 
Oot  28.  H  Silverman  to  L  Grossman 
 ..$2,000 

Dearborn  st,  344  ft  s  of  46th,,  e  f  24x100; 
Oot  25.  I  Grossman  to  H  Silverman 
 $2,000 

Daly  st.  If 0  ft  s  of  35th,  e  f  25x122;  Oot 
16.  J  Rolston  to  A  Railton  $1,400 

Dickens  av,  171  ft  w  of  Spaulding,  n  f  25 
xl50;  Oot  20.  W  H  Powell  to  V  CatelUer 
 $1,860 

Dearborn  av,  196  ft  s  of  Elm  st,  w  f  62.8 
xl5'i,  more  or  less;  Oot  28.  Mast  in  Ohy 
to  A  T  Ewing   $24,000 

East  Raveoswood  Park,  100  ft  n  of  Ber- 
wyn  av,  w  f  25x127;  Oot  18.  C  Nelles  to 
S  a  Wright  $2,500 

Eighty-seventh  st,  54  ft  e  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  50x150;  Oct  10.  G  F  Bunday  to  H  M 
Wiloox  $2,000 

Ellis  av,  n  w  oor  62d  st,  e  f  147.5x130; 
July  10.  E  S  Sturges  to  0  0  Farr. $46,250 

Elston  av,  86  ft  8  e  of  Kedzie,  s  w  f  25x 
175;  Sep  4.  R  F  Bickerdiketo  C  Kargel 
  $1,000 

Elston  av,  129  ft  n  w  of  N  42d,  s  w  f  50x 

125,  and  other  ppty,  und  3^  int;  Aug 
2.  O  0  Ainswnrth  to  M  F  Newoomb 
 $2,000 

Emerald  av,  bet  80th  and  81st  sts,  w  f 
321^x1251^;  Sep  10.  M  G  Boyle  to  J 
Mahoney  $1,200 

Erie  st,  lllj^  ft  e  of  Ann,  s  f  221^x108; 
Oot  28.  L  Martinsen  to  P  O  Skadden 
  $8,300 

Erie  st,  n  w  oor  of  State,  s  f  88x102,  more 
or  less;  Oot  29.  Edward  P  Baker  and 
wife  to  Albert  W  Qilmore  $80,000 

Essex  av,  s  e  oot  85tti  st,  ^  f  475I26;  Oot 


14.  W  F  Coleman  to  G  W  Andros.  .$1,125 
Euclid  av,  289  ft  n  ot  Tii  st,  e  f  4(  xl34; 
Oot  23.  M  G  Oartwright  to  H  W  Peters 

 $3,200 

Evaoston  av,  200  ft  n  of  Bryn  Mawr,  w  f 
50x230;  Aug  23.  Est  of  M  E  McDowell 

to  W  F  Quinlan     $3,000 

Evans  sv,  72  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  24x122. 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  29.  H  P  Gates  to  E 

F  Gates   ....$5,700 

Exchange  av.  305  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  25x 
138}^;  Sep  4.  A  Hansen  to  E  Ruduer  zel 
 $C,000 

Fairfield  av,  380  ft  s  of  Prospect,  e  f  37>^ 
ft  to  alley;  Oot  10.  G  F  Bunday  to  U 
M  Wiloox   $1,500 

Fairfield  av,  s  w  cor  Park  st,  e  f  95x150; 
Oot  23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  E  A  Hatfield 
 $3,685 

Fargo  av,  191  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f  30. 5x 
161;  July  24.  L  N  Felt  to  J  Corcoran 
 $20,000 

Farragnt  av,  101  ft  e  of  Winchester,  s  f 
50x126;  Oct  16.  J  B  Burren  to  G  W 
Hubbard  $1,400 

Faye  st,  75  ft  e  of  Wolcott,  s  f  373^x121; 
Oct  24.  M  Olston  to  M  Nevins  $1  510 

Fifth  av,  1551^  ft  n  of  Madison  st,  w  f  25 
x80;  Oct  26.  J  L  Batohelder  to  V  F  Law- 
son  $8,0C0 

Fifty-first  av  N,  52  ft  s  of  Diokene,  263^x 
1^6,  Oot  10.  Midland  B  &  L  Assn  to  Q 
Mills  $1,000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  120  ft  e  of  Sangamon,  n  f 
24x125;  Oct  14.  G  W  Andrews  to  M  W 
Coleman  $4,000 

Flournoy  st,  premises  No  771  and  773, 
183^x124;  Oct  16.  C  B  Malm  to  E  M 
Webster  $3,0C0 

Flournoy  st,  127  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Sep  30.  J  Coventry  Sr  to  J  Burns 
 $1,000 

Forreatville  av,  bet  46  and  46th  sts,  e  f  20 
xll9  78-lCO;  Oot  19.  W  G  Clark  et  al  to 
G  M  Woodward  $9,500 

Forrestville  av,  90  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f 
20>^xl20;  Oot  25.  J  Blair  to  E  E  Orontt 
 $8,500 

Fortieth  st,  n  e  oor  Michigan  av,  w  f  91x 
177;  Oat  29,  P  J  Buyles  et  al  to  Van 
Dike  Company  $60,000 

Forty-first  st,  335  ft  w  of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  s  f  43x180.5;  Mar  30.  J  Nuttet  al  to 
0  E  Brown  $5,312.60 

Forty-first  st,  255  ft  wot  Cottage  Grove 
av,  8  f  122.75x180.5;  Oct  30.  C  E  Brown 
to  S  P  Parmly  $25,000 

Forty-seoond  ot  N,  187  ft  n  of  Addison  av, 
e  f  £0x125;  Oot  15.  A  Maher  to  T  Sch- 
ramm  *2,300 

Forty  fifth  st,  72  ft  w  of  W6od,  n  f  48x 
102;  Sep  23  A  B  Retner  to  A  Klama 
 $1,400 

Forty-fifth  st,  120  ft  w  ot  Wood,  n  f  48x 
102;  Forty  sixth  st,  49  ft  e  of  Konore,  s 
f  48x102 ;  Sep  23 .  A  B  Retner  to  A  Klama 
 $6,300 

Forty-fifth  pi  W,  166  ft  e  of  Grand  blvd, 
8  f  20x124;  Oot  19.  J  E  Fellows  to  U  E 
Atwater  $10,000 

Forty-fifth  av  N,  262  ft  s  of  Lawrence,  w 
f  373^x150;  Oot  28.  E  S  Hotchkiss  to  P 
Stiohter  $1,700 

Forty-seventh  st,  48  ft  w  of  Champlaiu 
av,  n  f  24x120;  Oot  8.  M  A  Sohofleld  to 
M  Daniher  $4,800 

Forty  seventh  ot  N,  150  ft  n  of  Sonnjeide 
av.  e  f  50x125;  Oot  19.  J  D  Reighard  to 
Q  M  Katon  $6,000 

Forty  seventh  st,  s  e  oor  Talman  av,  n  f 
1333^x125,  and  other  ppty,  und  3^  int; 
Nov  13,'94.  D  Miller  et  al  to  O  T  Salis- 
bury $3,000 

Forty-eighth  st,  238  fteof  Greenwood  av, 
s  f  30x150;  Oot  9.  A  Hitohoook  to  A  W 
Wait  $4,500 

Forty-ninth  st,  cor  alley  62;^  ft  w  of  St 
Lawrence  av,  s  f  623^x483^;  J  N  Du- 
bach  to  J  E  Burns  $11,500 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
s  f  24x124;  Oot  23.  0  Pereles  to  H  Benze 
 $3,250 

Fourteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x124;  Oot  11.  D  Riordan  to  H  Benze 
 $3,250 

Francisoo  av,  150  ft  a  of  Armitage,  e  f  50 
xll5;  Aug  1.  L  M  Thomas  to  L  A  Monag- 
han  $2,250 

Frankfort  st,  2^4  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  24 
xlOO;  Oot  12.  H  Hoepe  to  J  Kamka 
 $2,220 

Franklin  st  N,  64.6  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  27. 5x 
100;  Oct  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  A  Christ- 
mann  $5,0C0 

Fremont  st,  108  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f  50x 
1243^;  Aug  15.  S  W  Oannell  to  I  C 


Saxe  $4,0C0 

Fremont  st,  108  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  SOx 

1243^;  Aug  15.  Same  to  same  $4,500 

Fremont  st,  133  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  25x 
1243^ ;Oct  23.  I  0  Saxe  to  C  A  Dexter 

 $7.0C0 

Fremont  st,  108  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  25x 
1243^;  Oct  23.  Same  to  L  U  Bigelow 

 $7,000 

Garfield  blvd,  199  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Aug  1.  F  T  Murphy  to  T  Danley 

 $8  500 

George  st,  240  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  n  f  25x 
1243^;  Oot  28.  M  Rintz  to  J  Rintz  $2,5(0 

George  st  W  and  W  Oakdale  av,  276  ft, 
more  or  less,  w  of  Central  Park,  169. 4x 
266;  Oct  25.  A  Smith  to  J  J  Roetter 
et  al   $4,600 

Goethe  st,  70  ft  e  of  Sedgwick,  n  f  40x68, 
und  1  5  int; Oct  24.  J  Wuertzler  et  al  to 
W  Wuertzler  et  al  $1,7C0 

Goethe  st,  same  ppty,  und  1-5  int;  Oct  24. 
A  Noelle  et  al  "to  same  $1,700 

Grace  st,  175  ft  e  of  Evanston  av.  s  f  50x 
150,  more  or  less;  Aug  28.  E  T  Stotes- 
burg  to  J  H  Miller  $5.0C0 

Grand  av,  34  ft  e  of  Danube,  s  f  51x125; 
June  5.  A  Goneiner  to  D  N  Hansen  Jr 
 $1,500 

Grace  av,  137  ft  n  of  J  aokson  Park  terrace, 
ef  111.5x100;  Oct  24.  E  F  Calkins  to 
A  W  McCandleas    $16,000 

Grand  av,  s  e  cor  W  45th  pi,  n  e  f  80xl26x 
143;  Oot  4.  H  A  Calland  to  J  F  Long 
 $1,050 

Halsted  st,  50  ft  3  of  65th,  w  f  50xU  0; 
Halsted  st,  250  ft  s  of  65th.  w  f  25x100; 
Sixty-fifth  st,  61  ft  e  of  Union  av,  n  f 
25x111;  Sixty-fifth  st,  126  ft  e  of  Union 
av,  n  f  50x111;  Oct  26.  J  G  8  Colby  to 
E  R  Schiller  #7,£00 

Halsted  st,  275  ft  n  of  66th,  w  f  25x100; 
Oot  26.  J  G  8  Colby  to  E  R  Schiller 
 $1,375 

Halsted  st,  205  ft  s  of  120th,  e  f  25x125; 
Aug  1,  L  D  Kneeland  to  H  Johnson 
 $2,000 

Halsted  st,  153  ft  s  of  34th  pi,  e  f  25x130; 
Oct  29.  0  O'Connell  to  J  J  Unlle. .  .$4,500 

Halsted  st,  s  w  oor  of  Jackson,  e  f  60x 
125,  und  3^  int,  and  other  ppty  adjoin- 
iog.  und  3I  int;  Aug  9.  Est  of  R  Will- 
cox  to  O  D  Vam  Camp  et  al  $li',oiiO 

Halsted  st,  property  fronting,  40  ft  ard 
Milwaukee  av,  20  ft  s  of  Indiana  st;  Oot 
30.  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  M  Lambin  et  al 
 $3,006 

Harding  av,  275  ft  s  of  Ohio  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Oct  1.  W  Glaflin  to  VV'  Kroger. $2,500 

Hermitage  av,  321  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
23x122;  Oot  12.  F  Kot  to  I  Ignatowski 
 $1,900 

Homan  av,  100  ft  n  of  W  15th  st.  w  f  25x 
125;  Oot  21.  E  A  Cummings  to  J  J 
Gladstone  $l,OO0 

Homer  st.  72  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f  48x 
124;  Oot  36.  J  Lnycke  to  G  Antoine 
 $3,000 

Honore  st,  70  ft  8  of  48th,  w  f  48x124  6; 
Oot  20.  J  Lewandoski  to  A  Uemzicek 
...  •  $1,400 

Houston  av,  155  ft  n  of  92d  st,  w  f  25x 
140;  Oot  26.  P  Schoenhofen  Brewing 
Company  to  E  Luehr   $4,o00 

Howe  st,  215  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  w  f  28% 
xl25;  Oct  16.  O  D  McQuigg  to  G  W 
Hnbbard  $t^,CO0 

Uoyne  av,  214  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  24x126; 
Oot  21.  J  Davane  to  W  Frink  $1,250 

Hoyne  av,  n  e  oor  66th  st,  w  f  125x125; 
Sep  6,  L  Vorderbrugge  to  E  Roth. $7,000 

Hudson  av,  170  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  25x124; 
Aug  26  E  Soetcber  et  al  to  C  Bucking- 
ham $5,000 

Humboldt  st,  250  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
wf  25x120;  Sep  21.  J  P  Jensen  to  W 
Weinberg  ,  $4,5CO 

Indiana  st,  75  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av,  n  f  60 
xl2n;  Oot  15.  J  0  Van  Bezy  to  Q  Van 
Bezey  *8,n00 

Indiana  av,  270  ft  s  of  6l3t  st,  e  f  5!  x 
170U;  Sep  7.  E  J  Stevens  to  C  D  W 
Clapp  13,800 

Indiana  av,  429  ft  s  of  35th  st,  w  f  373^1 
124;  Sep  23.  R  Clark  to  WM  Cully 

 $6,000 

Indiana  av,  70  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  30x161; 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  19.  H  W  Bryant  to 
N  P  Uummirgs  $19,5CC 

Indiana  av,  450  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  fcOx 
161;  Oct  19.  H  W  Bryant  to  D  S  Bryant 
\   $7,f00 

Ingies'ide  av,  264  ft  n  of  58th  st,  w  f  24x 
115;  Oot  25.  A  O  Parker  to  W  N  Percy 
[  $3,500 

'"  ' "(Contlnuet}  on  page  1049 


1048 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicagro  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
^as  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  SlO.OO  down 
and  $10.00  per  mionth. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
'""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwaakee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identilled 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
□  pbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommoroe;  henoe  mannfaotarers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manofaoturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  mariufaoturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sorroucdings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  soooess. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiaU  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrioultoral  resources. 

The  Chicago,  .Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
shoold  delay  enterprising  mannfaotorers 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inqoiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  lU.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Coloaj  Bldg.,  CHICA&O.  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  PKKtikS  COMPANY, 

»0HN  WEDDEBBUnh.     -     MANAGING  ATTOBNKY, 

P.  0.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


DIERS 
CHILDREN, 


PENSIONS  PBOOXJBED  FOB 


_  WIDOWS. 
PARENis. 


Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
iheline  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
4inC9  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
rtt  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 
j'hoasand<>  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
•  flti'  auooessfi  1 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39, 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


IVIASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

eeneral  .Tobbiog  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Qeneral  Jobbing  lii  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGimlnlng,  ©to. 
All  Etuad  or  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

OflBoe  and  Yard:  126  Qaiaoy  St., 
BuUdlng  Material*  «-u  Icatra 

For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  757. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

^   Others  Proportionately  Low. 

~  A.  H.  Andrews  &  COt 

21E  Wabas^)  mvc.  CHICAGO. 


Louis  Lukes,  Manager, 


Telephone  Main  148J, 


Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandsDTTiBst  RBStauranl!  In 
fiTiiBnca 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Reader,  ^^'^  klndly  accept  this  in- 
vitation to  visit  us  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Upriiihts.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
D'easirigr  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

PEASE  PIANO  COMPANY, 

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MANUFACTURER  OF 


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Coapes,  Baggies,  Caffiages, 
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Bad  Business. 


Diagnosis 
Prescription 


Addenda 


Bad  business  means  business  stagnation.  When  a  man's 
system  is  stagnated  he  needs  a  tonic. 

The  best  tonic  for  business  is  printer's  ink.  A  good  qual- 
ity of  it  well  displayed  on  good  paper. 

Many  phases  of  business  need  disgrams  and  pictures  to 
better  illustrate  the  printed  matter  Keal  estate  men 
must  have  plats— some  other  men  must  have  pictures. 

Advertisement    We  put  up  these  tonic  prescriptions  better  than  anyone 
in  the  world.   You  have  heard  of  us  before. 


READ 
THIS 


H.  A.  Hamlin: 


Chicago,  August  30, 1895. 


Dear  Sir— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  recently  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  work  is  clean,  crisp 
aiid  attractive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  beyond  criti- 
cism. 

Assuring  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

DuNLAP  Smith  &  Co. 


H  A  HAMLIN 

^23  Dearborn  Street. 
Telephone  Harrison  435.  CHICAGO 


No7ember2,  1896 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILD1J5IG  JOURNAL. 


(Oontinaed  from  page  1047  ) 

IrYing  Park  blvd,  n  w  oor  Eberly  av,  s  e 
f  158  7x431.5;  Oot  30.  G  T  .1  Mamerow 
to  A  H  Hill   $7,000 

Jaokson  st,  151  ft  w  of  S  40th  av,  s  f  50x 
121:  Oot  16.  W  Trnmble  to  F  J  Deal 
[  f2,4C0 

Jaokson  et,  146  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  23>^x 
126;  Oot  23.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  S 
Sheeran  et  al,  extrs   |6,317 

Jaokson  av,  69  ft  8  of  54th  st,  w  f  47x100, 
more  or  less;  Deo  28.  H  8  Hawley  to 
Henry  8  Hawley  *2,000 

Jaokson  st,  193}^  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f 
25x150:  Oot  26.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  D  Harris 

 $6,100 

Jefferson,  pt  of  s  e  oor  of  w  w  >^  s  e  j^i 
14  40  13,  oontaininst  two  aores;  Oot  18. 
M  MoDonald  [by  guardian ]  to  A  H  Hill 

 13,000 

JeSerson,  same  ppty;  Oot  28.  A  H  Hill  to 

Q  T  J  Mnmerow  i5,000 

Johnston  R  &  8  add,  e  9  65  lOO  ft  of  It  7 
and  w  15  35  1(i0  ft  of  It  8  blk  19,  no 
maps,  Oot  17.  J  Oashin  to  0  Bnokingham 

 i6,500 

Johnston  R  &  S  add,  w  25  ft  of  It  7  blk  19, 
no  maps.  Oot  17.  E  Burns  to  C  Bnok- 
ingham  $8,0C0 

John  pi,  126  ft  w  of  HalBted  st;  b  f  24x122; 

Oot  9.  J  Madigan  to  E  Mooney  $1,500 

Jostine  st,  n  e  oor  64th.  w  f  56x124;  Oot 

9.  D  Goodwin  to  I  Ten f el  $1,800 

Jnstine  st,  274  ft  s  of  49th,  w  f  25x124; 

Oot  22.  J  H  Esser  to  M  Sohiek.  ..$1,700 
Kedzie  av  8,  125  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  Oot  7.  E  Randall  to  W  F  Brabrook 

Jr  $6,000 

Kerfoot  av,  375  ft  s  e  of  r  r  n  e  f  50  ft  to 
alley;  Oot  24.  G  BirkhofiE  to  W  E  Boyle 

 t2,197 

Rimbark  av,  22  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  22x105, 
and  other  ppty;  Oct  2o.  J  Franks  to  O 

J  Erraitt  $21,000 

Kinzie  st,  184  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  n 
f3uxl59;  Oot  11.  T  F  Grady  to  G  E 

Gavin   $<,000 

Lake  st,  175.1^  ft  w  of  Wood,  s  f  25x121)^; 

Oot  29.  T  J  Brosnau  to  M  Brosnan  is5.000 
Langley  av,  300  ft  a  of  49th  st,  e  f  50x 
124  8-10;  Oot  22.  G  Mills  to  0  G  Traver 

 |2,500 

Larrabee  st,  570  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  25x134; 

Oot  19.  0  Freidrioh  to  B  Asoher. .  .$3,000 
La  Salle  av,  235  ft  s  of  Eugenie  st,  e  f  25 
xll5;  Sep  21.  0  Hunneman  to  W  P 

Herget  $3.^50 

Lawndale  av,  191  7  ft  n  of  Cortland  st,  e 
f  52x125.5;  Aug  14.  M  0  Shannon  to  E 

J  Hurst  $1,500 

Lawndale  av,  120  ft  n  of  W  26th  st,  w  f 
25x124;  Sep  11.  J  B  Benson  to  A  Star- 
ling %2,mo 

Lawrence  av,  766  ft  e  of  Sheflaeld,  s  f  50x 
Vi0}4;  Oot  4.  J  M   Carlson  to  M  J 

Naghten   $4,250 

Lawrenoe  av,  966  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  s  f  5(ix 
130.6;  Sep  18.  k  Ohytranss  to  J  J  Nagh- 
ten t3,500 

Leavitt  st,  n  e  oor  of  W  14ih,  w  f  124x75; 

Oot  8.  A  P  Ernst  to  G  J  Horn  $17,600 

Leavitt  st,  n  w  oor  Pleasant  pi,  e  f  48x 
100;  Oot  9.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Pabst  Brew- 
ing Company   $6,026 

Lee  av,  266  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f  40xl2f ; 
Oot  3.  N  Branch  Lumber  Company  to 

0  Melms  $1,100 

Leiand  av,  112  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st,  s  f  37x 
122;  Sep  26.  J  D  Oorlett  to  A  P  Freed- 

holm  $l,2r0 

Lelaud  av,  194  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive,  s  f 
54x124;  Oot  12.  A  P  D  Meyer  to  Q  W 

Brown  $3,^^40 

Le  Moyne  st,  336  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
8  f  24x122  7-10;  Aug  19.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

J  0  King  ....|2,804 

Le  Moyne  st,  216  ft  e  of  Central  Park  av, 
B  f  24x122  7  10;  Aug  19.  Same  to  same 

 i2,816 

Lincoln  av,  91  ft  n  w  of  Cnyler,  n  e  f  25x 
120,  June  17.  F  W  Erby  to  M  J  Healy 

 $1,300 

Lincoln  av,  271.5  ft  n  w  of  Wisconsin  st, 
8  w  f  48x115;  'iep  6.  E  Roth  to  L  Vordss- 

brngge  $lf,000 

Lincoln  av,  103  f t  n  w  of  Warner,  n  e  f 
75x125;  Oot  1.  E  Rudolph  to  A  Linster 

 $3,120 

Lincoln  av,  292.29  ft  s  e  of  Lawrenoe,  e 
f  5Cx90;  July  LPS  Sexton  to  8  M  L  J 

Brown  $2,193 

Lincoln  av,  311  ft  n  w  of  Halsted  st,  8  w 
f  25x120  [correction];  Oot  8.  0  Linde- 

mann  to  A  T  Gait  $3,750 

Lincoln  av,  209.6  ft  s  of  Normal  parkway, 
e  f  40x139;  Oct  29.  A  W  Giltnore  to  E  P 
Baker  $14,000 


Loomis  st,  72  ft  n  of  W17th,  ef  24xlOr; 

Sep  14.  MSnidelartoO  Boilnow  .  .$6,C00 
Loomis  st,  350  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  25x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  29.  A  Doheny  to  F 

T  Murphy   $12,000 

Lowe  av,  49  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  60xl5t>^;  . 

Oot  23 .  HA  White  to  M  Wood  ....  $2,600 
Lowe  av.  175  ft  s  of  30th  st,  w  f  25il24; 

Oot  24.  T  H  Faile  to  T  H  O'Leary  .$2,090 
Lunt  av,  400  ft  e  of  Soothport,  n  f  50x 
173;  Oot  28.  W  Clancy  to  M  A  Beober 

 f  2,260 

Lytie'st,  416  ft  n  of  W  12th,  w  f  26x125; 
Oot  24.  M  M  Conlin   to   E  O'Connor 

 i!2,200 

Madison  st,  150  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
1/5;  Oot  29.  A  Russell  to  M  Russell 

 ,  $2,650 

Market  st,  s  w  cor  Randolph,  e  f  378x80; 
more  or  less;  June  26.  J  J  Hissey  to  A 

O  Canfleld  $10,000 

Marianna  st,  100  ft  e  of  N  47th  av,  s  f 
260xl'.:0;  Oot  26.  V  Barothy  to  T  J 

Cochrane  tlill"^ 

Marianna  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  26.  T  J 

Cochrane  to  J  S  Watson  $3,000 

Marsbfield  av,  100  ft  8  of  61st  st,  e  f  50x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  26.  F  Fried- 
nan  to  M  Fisohber  $2,500 

May  st,  n  e  oor  19th  pi,  w  f  25x100;  Oot 

5'.  K  Oheads  to  J  Prezak   .$6,100 

May  st,  50  ft  n  of  72d,  w  f  150xl24i^; 

Sep  24.  G  Clarke  to  M  Groth  . . . .  $17,(iOO 
Michigan  av,  273  6  ft  n  of  56th  st,  e  f  25 
xl61;  Oot  21.  J  T  Dale  to  J  P  Smyth 

  |3,i25 

Michigan  blvd,  124  ft  s  of  32d  st.  w  f  25x 
143  7-10;  Oot  25.  C  H  Marshall  to  A,  J 

Angea  $10,000 

Milton  av,  150  ft  n  of  Elm  st,  e  f  ?5xli  0; 
Oot  26.  C  E  Carlstrom  to  A  Benson 

 i:l,600 

Monroe  av,  s  w  oor  55th  st,  e  f  100x175; 
Oot  1.  J  Van  Craenenbroeok  to  T  Shel- 
don  $8o,oro 

Monroe  av,  128  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  25x 
12.sM;Oot  U.M^  W  Coleman  to  G  W 

Andrus   $1,000 

Montana  st,  52  ft  e  of  Surrey  ot,  s  f  30x 
114.8;  OJt  28.  F  B  Hertel  to  W  H  Burnet 

 $3,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
•24x125;  Oot  7.  Est  of  W  O  Dunoan  to  T 

E  Doer  $1,IC0 

Ninety-first  st,  s  e  oor  Hamilton  av,  n  f 
374x698  7-l<i;Oot  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to 

Est  of  E  P  Hilliard  $17,988 

Ninety-third  st,  49  ft  eof  Washingtou  av, 
n  f  74x125;  Oot  2.  F  Lindquist  to  F  W 

Brown  $*,£00 

Ninety  third  st,  s  e  oor  Washington  av,  n 
f  49x125;  Oot  30.  W  Cohen  to  J  Cohen 

 $3,750 

Ninety-ninth  st,  416  ft  e  of  State,  n  f  25x 
124;  Oot  22.  E  F  Bryant  to  0  C  Fischer 

 $1,600 

North  av,  n  e  oor  Mead  at,  a  f  49x136; 

Oot  1.  J  Fioby  Jr  to  P  Hand  ....  $12,000 
North  av,  s  w  oor  Artesian,  n  f  25x125; 
also  North  av,  a  e  oor  Campbell,  n  f  48 
xl26;  Oct  26.  J  N  Skanrnp  to  A  Skan 

rup  $5'\000 

North  av,  same  ppty;  Oct  26.  A  bkanrup 

to  H  Bkanrup  $60,0(0 

North  av,  43  ft  e  of  N  40th,  n  f  24x1^5; 
Apr  5.  J  F  Pethybridge  to  A  Oalland 

 |6,200 

North  av,  241.7  ft  e  of  N  47th,  n  f  48x121; 

Oct  9.  B  F  Fleetwood  to  J  N  Box.. $1,250 
Oakley  av,  bet  34th  and  .35th  sts,  w  f  24x 
125;  Aug  15.  W  Frink  to  J  Davane 

 $2,300 

One  Hundred  atid  Sixteenth  st,  199  ft  w 
of  I  C  R  R,  n  f  381^x2301^;  Oot  10.  E 

White  to  Standard  Oil  Co  $1,600 

Orleans  st,  100  ft  s  of  Locust,  w  f  22x100; 

Oot  25.  U  J  Hart  to  M  Samson  $2,700 

Parnell  av,  25  ft  a  of  W  66th  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Oot  25.  A  Trebiloook  et  al  to  I  A 

McFarland  $6,000 

ParntU  av,  223  ft  s  of  29th  st,  e  f  25x 
124  8-10;  Oct  12.  A  Luening  to  C  A 

Grcth  $1,450 

Parnell  av,  97  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  36}^x80; 
Aug  30.  C  C  Haskins  to  C  E  W  ite 

 ,  $3,500 

Peoria  st,  s  w  cor  66ih,  e  f  48x124;  Aug  6. 

H  Neill  to  J  J  Stanton  $3,000 

Polk  st,  227  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25 
xl24  9-10;  Oct  19.  C  J  Petersen  to  J 

Snyder.  $4,000 

Polk  st  W,  n  w  oor  S  Springfield  av,  a  f 
48x124;  Oot  28.  RD  McDonald  to  J  P 

Coleman  $2,100 

Polk  st,  98  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  s  f  176x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  22.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  trustee  under  will  of  N  Case 


 |2n,100 

Polk  st,  266  ft  w  of  Garfield  blvd,  n  f  25x 
124%;  Oot  8.  J  R  Jone^  et  al  to  A  M 

Andrews   *1,050 

Polk  st,  225  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  n  f  25x 

125;  Oot  25.  J  H  Burns  to  G  8ellar.$2,700 
Prairie  av,  390  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of  3>''th 
st,  e  f  21.14x188;  Oot  24.  A  W  Mc- 

Candless  to  G  F  York   $15,000 

Prairie  av,  150  ft  s  of  47th  st.  w  f  5!  xl36; 
Oot  19.  N  P  Oommings  and  wife  to  H 

W  Bryant  $27,000 

Prairie  av,  325  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  25x136; 
Oot  19.  H  W  Bryant  to  D  8  Bryant 

 «3,750 

Prairie  av,  350  ft  s  of  471h  st,  w  f  50x136; 

Oot  19.  Same  to  same   $7,500 

Princeton  av,  n  w  oor  50th  st,  e  f  76x 
118.6;  Oot  29.  B  Eriokson  to  H  A  Rinne 

 |4,000 

Randolph  st  W,  60  ft  e  of  Morgan,  s  f  50 
xlOO;  Oot  30.  W  0  Soott  to  8  S  Greely 

  f  12,1,00 

RaVenswood  Park  W,  96  ft  s  of  Melrose 
st,  e  f  2ixll3;  Oot  21.  L  Lougfls  to  W 

Goldaoker  $3,500 

Rioe  st,  120  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x125; 

Oot  29.  N  Ross  et  al  to  P  Reder  .  .$3,357 
Rioe  st,  297  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  50x117; 
Oot  15.  R  F  RennwaLZ  to  W  H  RatliflE 

 $i,5ao 

Robey  at,  83  ft  n  of  Warner  av,  e  f  iSx 
125;  Oct  25.  D  Clay  to  0  E  Bardenlook 

 $3.7£0 

Robey  st,  I'Oftaof  Cnyler  av,  w  f  26x 
125;  Oot  7.  T  Oesterle  to  C  M  Holm 

 $1,800 

Russell  M  and  R  add,  n  J-^  of  e  72}^  ft  It 
4  blk  74,  no  maps,  Oot  15.  Eit  ot  F 

Kuhn  to  M  Uuber  $2,850 

Saginaw  av,  n  w  oor  87th  8t,ef  47x125; 

Aug  22.  W  D  Kruse  to  J  8  Foot.  .$10,000 
Sangamon  st,  241  ft  n  of  13th  pi,  w  f  26x 
100;  Sep  30.  J  Wohlleben  to  M  Marons 

_  15,900 

Sangamon  st  N,  60  ft  n  of  Cornell,  e  f  40x 
loo;  Oot  30.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  R  Lambin 

et  al  *13,725 

Sangamon  at,  125  ft  s  of  61st,  w  f  25xlif5; 

Oot  22.  C  Brooker  to  A  C  Hasse. .  .$2,500 
Sawyer  av,  25  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Oct  24.  C  W  Mills  to  FO  Keller 

 $6,0C0 

School  st,  144  ft  e  of  Sheldon  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Feb  17,'94.  0  J  Olson  to  H  G  0 

Ahlberg  $1,700 

Seeley  av,  150  ft  s  of  o6ih  st,  w  f  26x124; 

Aug  21.  W  H  Flager  to  H  H  Gage.|3,<  On 
Seventy  fi-st  8t,82  ft  w  of  Green,  s  f  25x 
125;  Aug  30.  M  Rokenbaugh  to  Hol- 
Und   Christian   Reformed   Choroh  of 

Englewood  $1,100 

Seventy-fl'th  st,  n  w  cor  *dtims.  s  f 
100  78  100il02;  Sep  14.  F  Dolder  to  F 

0  Dolder  $12..'^,00 

Seventy-seventh  at,  a  e  oor  Champlain  av, 
n  f  264x698;  Feb  9,'9l.  M  Wakeman  et 

al  to  J  L  Lombard  $27,50  ) 

Sheldon  st,  160  ft  s  of  Washington,  e  f  76 
xl60;  Sep  28.  D  W  Johnson  to  E  B  Mo- 

Pherson  $30,000 

Sheridan  drive,  208  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f 
60xl24U;  Oct  16.  S  W  Cannell  to  M  P 

Alford  $4,600 

ShnrtlefE  av,  125  ft  n  ot  43d  st,  e  f  25x 
122k;  Oot  19.  J  A  Moore  to  S  Clough 

 13,5  0 

Sixtieth  st,  53  ft  w  of  Springfield  av.  n  f 
76xlV5,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  23.  H  A 

Boorse  to  L  A  Boorse  $8,000 

Sixty-first  pi,  n  e  oor  Stewart  av,  a  f  lOOx 
124;  Oct  24.  Mast  in  Chy  to  K  E  Hutch- 
inson  $2,932 

Sixty  first  st,  76  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  25x 
120;  Oct  1.  S  Pigott  to  L  T  Deuhl  et  all 

 $2,100 

Sixty-second  st,  14C  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f 
27}^xl78  9-10;  Oot  23.  C  U  Merchant 

to  M  A  Snyder  $7,760 

Sixty-second  at,  167}^  ft  w  of  Butler,  n  f 
27}^xl78  9-10;  Oot  23.  Same  to  0  B 

Snyder  $7,75;^ 

Sixty-ninth  pi  W,  176  ft  e  of  Leavitt  at,  n 
f  51x124;  Oct  16;  W  D  Race  to  H  W 

Williams  $1,2  0 

Sooth  Chicago  av,  175  ft  e  ot  133d  st,  w  f 
26x125;  Oot  30.  W  Cohen  to  L  Kedan- 

sky  $2,(^00 

South  Chicago  av,  630  ft,  more  or  less,  n 
w  of  73d  st,  n  e  f  64x125;  Oot  10.  P  M 

Wilcox  to  G  F  Bunday  $7,600 

Soothport  av,  s  w  cor  Wrightwood,  e  f  24 
xl26;  Oct  25.  Est  of  P  J  Maginnis  to  A 

Klawikowski  $3,100 

State  at,  63  ft  n  of  31st,  e  f  25x117  8-10; 

Oct  14.  S  Marks  to  R  Perlberg  ...  $  1 7,000 
State  et,  14*  ft  8  ot  34th,  e  f  24x123;  Oct 


1049 


26.  N  Peterson  to  S  W  Straus  ....  $18,000 
State  st  N,  203  ft  s  of  Elm,  e  f  83.68x148.8; 

Oot  28.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  T  Ewing.$17,663 
St  Louis  av,  140  ft  n  of  Ogdsn,  e  f  25x 
124  9-10;  Oot  25.  J  J  Dunne  to  D  D 

Riordan  $.6,000 

Stony  Island  av,  25  ft  s  of  Addison  ter- 
race, w  f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Oot 

28.  E  Jardine  to  G  Brown  $6,490 

St  Lawrenoe  av,  50  ft  n  of  49th  st,  w  f  25 
xl27  86-1'jO;  Sep  18.  A  H  Hayes  *o  C  F 

Hudson  $10,000 

Strong  st,  100  ft  w  of  N  50th  av,  n  f  25x 
1*26;  Oot  26 .  L  S  Bekken  to  J  R  Shipley 

 $1,4C0 

Thirteenth  st  W,  94  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Oot  22.  A  Carlson  to  J  G  Franke 

 $2,000 

Thirteenth  at  W,  76  ft  w  of  Robey,  n  f  26 

xl24;  Oot  2H.  M  Kirby  to  C  Flamiii.$  1.700 
Thirteenth  pi  W,  168  ft  w  of  Loomia  at,  a 
f  24x124;  Oot  24.  A  L  Kiely  to  B  Kiely 

 $2,500 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  168  ft  w  of  Loomis  st, 
sf  24x124;  Oot  21    J  Kieley  to  A  L 

Kieley  $2,C0O 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  25  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  n 
f  26x124;  Seo  24.  F  H  Curran  to  H 

Curran...   ."  $3,000 

Thirty-first  st,  a  w  oor  Canal,  n  f  40j^x 
112;  Sep  21.  J  B  Garner  to  G  B  Rumph 

 $34,000 

Thirty-fifth  st,  48  ft  w  of  Yorktown.  a  f 
•<;4xl23;  Ool  24.  H  H  Walker  to  J  E 

Newman  et  al  $1,200 

Town  st,  188  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  22x76; 

Oot  19.  M  Bower  to  C  Buokingam. $1,800 
Troy  at  N,  n  e  oor  Avondale  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Oot  21.  H  Ewers  to  H  Haselhuhn 

 $2,800 

Troy  st,  n  e  oor  23d,  w  f  63x126;  Oot  1.  F 

Jajicek  to  F  Dnsoh  $3,346 

Twelfth  st  W,  336  ft  w  of  Laflit,  n  f  24x 
124;  Sep  24.  B  Turner  et  al  to  J  E 

Kehoe   $5,0C0 

Twelfth  st  W,  336.6  ft  w  of  S  Leavitt,  n  f 
48x107.8;  Oot  1.  L  F  Klages  to  H  Gold- 
berg $35,000 

Twenty-fourth  st,  275  ft  e  of  Princeton 
av,  a  f  25x125;  Oct  25.  J  Gohan  to  S 

Stark  $4,500 

Twenty-sixth  at,  77  ft  w  of  Princeton  av, 
s  f  V5xl24;  Oot  2.  A  M  Johnsen  to  F  T 

Brown  $9,000 

Twenty-sixth  st,  49  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  f  25x 
124  9-10,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  26.  Est 

of  Adolp  iiroll  to  Anuie  Uroll  $2,400 

Twentv-seventh  st,  99  ft  w  of  Canal,  s  f 
25xl;i6;  Oct  17.  T  H  Faile  to  T  Guil- 

lanme   $I,50O 

Doion  av,  122  ft  n  of  7(ith  st,  e  f  100x126; 

Oot  24.  W  Wedemeierto  L  Pasal.  .$5,000 
Union  av,  121  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  25x1.5; 

Oot  10.  J  Alloway  to  O  Brennan . .  .Si,6(.0 
Union  av,  200  ft  n  of  120th  at,  w  f  25x123; 

8ep  10.  H  M  Jooelyn  to  E  Grteae. $1,500 
Union  av,  100  ft  s  of  19th  st,  e  f  60x1263^ ; 

Cot  23.  B  M  Cobb  to  M  H  Oilkins ..  $1,475 
Vernon  av,  249  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  60x124; 

Oot  1.  L  Levy  to  J  Herflf  $2,500 

Vernon  av,  199  ft  s  of  1     st,  w  f  50xl;i4; 

Oot  1.  J  Herflf  to  L  Levy  $2,500 

Vinaennes  av,  139  ft  n  e  of  74th  st,  n  w  f 
25x126;  Oct  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  F 

Vedder  $1,187 

Vinoennes  av,  39  ft  n  e  of  74ih  st,  n  w  f 

26x126;  Oot  22.  Same  to  same  $l,b21 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  s  gl  53d  st,  e  f  26x161; 
Oot  18.  S  M  Cooper  to  J  B  Baenziger 

 $2,260 

Wallace  at,  150  ft  n  of  93d,  e  f  26x125; 

June  14.  H  Stone  to  F  S  Bereman . $1,000 
Wallace  st,  same  ppty;  June  11.  J  H  Caffey 

to  U  Stone   $1,000 

Walnut  st,  n  w  oor  St  Louis  av,  s  f  75x 
106;  Oot  29.  T  J  Brosnan  to  M  Brosnan 

 $7,000 

Warreo  av,  322  ft  e  of  Oakley,  s  f  2.'>^x 
124;  Oot  U.  R  Perlberg  to  L  Marks 

 $8, COO 

Washtenaw  av,  2C0  ft  e  of  Dunning  st,  e 
f  25xli5;  Oot  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Maple- 
wood  Loan  Building  and  Homestead 

Aesooiation  $1,976 

Washtenaw  av,  s  w  03r  ?8th  st.  e  f  91. 5x 
126;  Oot  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  U  S  and  L 

Society  $11,026.65 

Waphington  st,  125  ft  e  of  8  45th  av.  s  f 
26x180;  Oct  25.  J  Penhallegon  to  C  G 

Salisbury  $2,600 

Washington  st,  151  f t  e  of  S  45th  av,  a  f 
2.5x180;  Oct  2").  A  Trebeloook  to  F  J 

Hajner  $2,600 

Washington  at,  126  ft  w  of  S  44ih  av,  a  f 
26x180;  Oot  26.  F  T  Kinnare  to  P  Moran 

 $2,100 

Oontinaed  on  page  1051.) 


1050 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THE  EXCLUS 


November  2, 189') 


NCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

•    This  Is  not  a  Beal  Estate  Agency  for  the  pnrpose 
.of  specnIatinK  in  real  estate.    It  is  an  AdvertislnR 
^rean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insnre 
.  P""tec„ion  »nd  I  est  results  to  advertisers. 
.B.  sm:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

Wasmansdorfit  ji  Helnemsnn,  Bankers, 
uionssnd  others  in  Ohioago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who^have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


lSovember:2,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  ByiLDING  JOURNAL 


(Ooatinued  from  page  1049.) 

Washington  Heights,  It  3»  blk  .S,  Bine 
Island  L  and  B  Oo  sub;  Oot  23.  0  J 
Max  to  J  Welz   |2,500 

Wavelftnd  av,  123  ft  w  of  Woloott  st.  s  f 
30x124;  Oot  25.  T  A  Tamer  to  W  Oh^e 
et  al  $l,oro 

Wayne  av,  220  ft  s  of  Olive  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Oot  25.  J  P  Bradley  to  W  S  Kenny 
 |1,500 

Wells  st,  8  w  oor  Michigan,  e  f  100x116; 
also  Michigan  st,  n  e  oor  Franklin,  s  f 
80x100;  Sep  30.  Newberry  Library  to  A 
0  Bookingham  $189,600 

Western  av,  48  ft  n  of  Aagasta  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Oot  23.  I  Connor  to  H  Brandes 
 $1,845 

Western  av,  105  f t  n  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  20x 
60;  Oot  24.  Kst  of  A  Jakes  to  F  Ciha 
   $1,150 

Western  av,  283  ft  n  of  Slst  st,  e  f  268x 
646;  Oct  26.  G  N  Lay  to  Sanitary  Dis- 
trict of  Chicago  f2(',0C0 

Western  av,  138  ft  s  of  Jackson  st,  w  f  25 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  22.  O  A 
Matthews  to  M  F  Oanley  $3,000 

Wilcox  st,  bet  Campbell  and  Western  avs, 
8  f  161^x125,  more  or  less;  Oct  26.  M  D 
Sill  to  M  A  Jonea  $4,500 

Willow  st,  52  ft  w  of  Bissell,  n  f  83ii|xl00, 
more  or  less;  Sep  24.  A  E  Nichols  to  C 
Bookingham  $3,750 

Wilton  av,  129  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f  33x 
120;  "^ep  1.  0  A  Smith  to  E  Welge. $2,475 

Winchester  st,  97.4  ft  s  of  50th,  e  f  24x 
124;  Oct  30.  T  R  Dobesh  to  K  Maly 
 ,  $2,000 

Windsor  av,  160  ft  e  of  Fremont  st,  n  f  80 
x93^;  Oot  23.  G  W  Habbard  to  0  D 
McQaigg  $6,000 

Wisconsin  av,  466  ft  n  of  Elston,  n  w  f  50 
xl42;  June  28.  0  M  Sanborn  to  E  M 
Gordon  $1,000 

Wisconsin  av,  50  ft  s  w  of  JeflEers  ct,  n  w 
f  50x142;  Deo  26,'94.  E  E  Gordon  to  J 
C  Johnson  $1,025 

aillSCBljLiAIWKOUS— CIT¥ . 

Transfers  Under  $1000. 
Allen's  sab,  Its  1  and  2  b  6  n  w  qr  24  37 

14  Feb  27,'93,  M  Rothknaoht  to  A  E 

Kean   , .  . . 

Ashland,  It  7  b  6  Oct  21,  H  Phipps  Jr  to 

W  Emslie  $450 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr's  sab,  It  20,  30  40 

14  Mar  12,  S  Brown  Jr  to  L  0  Robinson 

  $850 

Brookline,  It  19  sob  b  2,  Witherell's  sob, 

n  hf  b  2  Sept  3,  Q  0  Brown  et  al  to  J 

Kilpattriok  $650 

Burnside,  It  11  b  6  Oot  14,  A  W  Welshona 

to  W  P  Cooper  et  al  

Barley's  sob,  It  32,  Us  1  and  4  b  9  Ogden's 

sab,  18  40  14  Ang  1,  S  Brown  Jr  to  G 

Joneh  $725 

Caldwell's  Reserve,  Oratty  &  B's  sob  etc, 

It  41  and  42  b  7  Aog  24,  J  Oratty  et  al 

to  P  N  Petersen  $500 

Carey's  snb,  its  39  to  42  b  2  s  w  qr  22  39 

l.T  Oot  8,  M  Levinson  to  J  F  MoLangh- 

lin   $2,338 

Casey's  sob,  It  46  b  1,  bs  1  to  4  n  e  qr  22 

39  13  Oct  18,  M  Maoal  to  E  Oonlon.  $750 
Ch'go  Unvsty  sab.  It  39  b  49,  n  hf  7  38  14 

Oct  23,  L  Forbrish  to  A  Drews  $612 

Ch'go,  Grant  Pk  add,  11  136  Mar  1V,'90,  F 

F  Oanda  to  F  Boady  $600 

Ch'go  Unvsty  sob.  It  16  b  50,  27  38  14 

Oot  17,  M  Lamberty  to  J  Graf  $576 

Clarkdale,  Its  3  and  4  b  7  Oot  2,  J  A  Oav- 

anaogh  to  L  R  Bemenderfer  $600 

Cochran  et  al  sab,  It  45  sub  n  hf  b  8  s  e 

qr  6  39  14  Sept  6,  Est  of  J  Nugent  to  E 

G  Watts  $600 

Daophin  Pk,  It  4  b  20  Ang  3C,'90,  8  B 

Gross  to  M  MoGovern   $5C0 

Danphin  Pk  add.  It  34  b  32  Oot  14,  W  F 

Ooleman  to  G  W  Andrus  $860 

Dewey  &  O's  sob,  It  479  n  e  qr  30  38  14 

July  15,  Q  W  Core  to  J  Twiohell  $700 

Diven's  snb,  It  19  b  1  s  w  qr  2  39  13  May 

25,  G  W  Lester  to  0  Chapman  $760 

Dock  Co's  sab,  It  46  b  16  p*t  6  and  6  37  1 6 

Oct  28,  0  &  C  0  &  D  Co  to  F  L  Velde$800 
Dock  Oo's  sub.  It  15  b  81  5  and  6  37  15 

Oot  26,  C  «5  0  0  &  D  Oo  to  A  Dyier. .  ^ 
Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  52  Oot  26,  M 

Souoik  to  J  Kasal  $926 

Douglas  Pk,  It  32  snb  of  b  21  Oot  24, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  0  Ega"n  

Eberhart  R  &  G's  sub,  It  13  b  3  e  hf  s  w 

qr  n  e  qr  14  38  13  Oot  25,  A  L  Cooper 

to  W  A  Parkeson  $900 

Eberhart's  sab.  Its  47  and  48  b  6  n  w  qr 

8  w  qr  14  38  It  Aog  14,'_J  ^F  .Eberhart 

to  M  Gresmore  $500 


Edgewater,  CairndufE's  ad^d.  It  20^b-4  Fel> 

19,'89,  W  H  CairnduflC  to  N  0  Kettinger 

  $700 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add,  It  103  Oot  20, 

E  A  Cummings  to  W  Johnson  $360 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  8  b  13  Apr 

6,'89,  C  H  Lawrence  to  A  Crawford.  $500 
Englewood,  Lanphere's  add.  It  2  b  9  Aug 

3,'89,  C  H  Lawrence  to  A  Oappelta$912.50 
Fairview  Pk,  Oremin  &  B'a  sub,  It  7  b  10, 

5  37  14  Jan  18,'92,  W  L  Davis  to  L  A 

Craig  $525 

Fairview  Hgts,  same  sub,  It  6  b  10  same; 

Jan  18,  W  L  Davis  to  A  I  Craig . . 
Forest  Glen,  Orandall's  snb,  !t  19  b  4  pt 

e  hf  9  40  13  Aug  16,  L  E  Crandall  to  U 

D  Inscho  $326 

Garaeld  blvd,  Snow  &  D's  add,  It  15  b  1, 

17  38  14  Oct  24,  E  Stanton  to  H  Neill 

 $800 

Qivins  &  G's  sub.  It  116  n  w  qr  25  40  13 

Aog  12,  R  0  Givins  et  al  to  I  E  Klein$600 
Givins  &  G's  sob.  It  224,  25  40  13  Oot  24, 

R  0  Qivins  to  W  Harth  $800 

Goodwin's  snb,  It  31  b  8  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

Oct  11,  D  Goodwin  to  E  Collins  $750 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  47  b  7  same;  Oot  21, 

Same  to  J  C  Nonnely  $750 

Grand  av  sab.  It  24  b  8,  32  40  13  Seot  26, 

G  E  Walter  to  B  Saoter  $430 

Grand  av  sub.  It  5  b  4  n  e  qr  32  40  13 

Apr  11,  G  E  Walter  to  P  Lenczerski.$350 
Grand  av  sub,  It  55  b  4  same;  Aug  3,  P 

Lenczerski  to  M  Bogdaovitch  $350 

Grayland,  Orandall's  sub.  Its  10  to  12  b  3 

bs  15  and  16,  22  40  13  Oot  26,  R  M  flen- 

nessy  to  J  A  FuUenwider  $£00 

Herron's  sob,  Its  22  to  24  b  10,  50  acres  e 

hf  n  w  qr  30  38  14  Oot  28,  J  Nemeo  to 

Stepina  $275 

Billiard  &  H's  sob.  It  9  b  2,  17  37  14  Oot 

11,  C  J  Poohmann  to  A  B  Stevens. .  $8  0 
Hillside,  Weddell  &  O's  snb.  It  7  b  4,  29 

38  14  May  1,'90,  R  8  Cox  to  C  L  Thay- 
er $330 

Hillside,  same  sub.  It  32  b  1  same;  May  1, 

'90,  Same  to  J  D  Bacon  $360 

Hillside,  same  snb.  It  6  b  4  same:  May  1, 

'90,  Same  to  L  Thayer  $330 

Hintze's  sub.  It  98  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  3  39  13 

Oot  28,  M  G  Drant  to  H  Hoszagh. .  .$400 
Hogan  &  Bi-own'a  add,  Its  19  and  20  sub 

Its  1  and  4  b  2  Ang  29,  H  M  Rogers  to 

E  M  Barns   $400 

Holatein  Pisroe's  add,  It  23  b  9  Oot  16,  C 

Hawley  to  A  Masorsky  $800 

Hosmer  &  M's  sab.  Its  15  and  16  b  4  bs  1 

to  6  etc,  n  w  qr  2  39  13  Oct  24,  P  L 

Manning  to  J  H  Manning  $900 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  6th  add,  It  66  Oct 

19,  W  I  Fischer  to  J  Mohr  $500 

Irondale,  It  11  b  15  Sept  4,  J  R  Davies  to 

T  H  Moore  $450 

Irving  Dock  Co's  sob.  It  31,  s  e  qr  2  37  14 

Oot  24,  0  &  0  O  <S-  D  Oo  to  C  Nordstrom 

  $275 

Irving  Pk  blvd,  Hatterman's  sab.  It  21  b 

5  Joly  20,  W  E  Hattermau  to  O  T 

Knudson  $100 

Irving  Pk,  Pearson  &  K's  add,  It  20  b  1 

Oot  8,  W  0  Baldwin  to  J  Krath  $650 

Kennedy's  sub.  Its  13  and  19  b  2,  Its  32 

and  33  b  13  e  hf  8  e  qr  28  40  13  Oot  21, 

J  HodtU  to  A  Lembe  $6:i0 

Kennedy's  resub.  Its  6  and  6  b  8  s  e  qr  28 

40  13  Oot  25,  T  J  Rioeto  E  E  Nirison$900 
Kozsl's  sub.  It  4  b  6  n  14  acres  s  44  acres 

e  hf  n  e  qr  26  39  13  Oot  23,  A  Donarski 

to  W  Maokowiak  $600 

Kransz  sub.  It  16  (ex  e  26  ft  thereof)  and 

s  e  2  1-7  ft  It  17  8  w  qr  6  40  14  Oct  23, 

N  Kransz  to  F  Krueger  

Le  Moyne's  snb  in  Brown's  sub,  w  hf  It  2 

n  hf  8  w  qr  8  40  14  June  12,'89,  W  M 

Le  Moyne  to  J  D  Jones  $350 

Lt  32  b  2  sub  of  b  29,  19  40  14  Oot  17,  M 

Hitch  to  F  S  Reiohert  $800 

Lt  89  resub  e  10  acres  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Sept 

30,  T  Morrissey  to  J  McCarthy  $626 

Lt  73  snb  w  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  12  39  13 

Oot  15,  G  L  Bolen  to  M  Shoemaker.  $800 
Lt  46  b  2  sub  n  16  aores  w  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 

9  39  13  Sept  14,  L  Larson  et  al  to  8 

Michelsen  $500 

Lt  31  b  1  snb  e  hf  n  w  qr  14  3913  Deo  15, 

0  8  Salisbury  toF  J  Hayner  $600 

Lt  31  b  2  sob  e  hf  6  w  qr  15  39  13  Jan  29, 

J  R  MoOortney  to  L  H  Walters  $725 

Lt  36  b  4  sub  s  hf  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  3  39  13 

Oct  19,  J  Snyder  to  0  J  Peterson  $500 

Lt  16  b  1  sub  of  s  10  acres  n  16  aores  s  w 

qf  14  39  13  Oot  26,  R  M  Hennessy  to  J 

A  Follenwider  $800 

Marston  &  A's  snb,  It  12  b  3,  20  38  14  Oct 

25,  C  E  Finnigar  to  H  M  Finnigar. .  $600 
McMillan  &  ^'s  3rd  add.  It  8  h  U  July 

13,'92,  J  McMillan  et  al  to  C  F  M  Rog- 


■  jaielin   $400 

Movlillan  &  W's  snb.  It  41  b  6  e  e  qr  27  39 
13  Apr  30,'94,  8amo  to  0  A  Trester . .  $425 

McMillan  &  W's  3rd  add.  Its  21  and  22  b 
11  Aug  15,  J  McMillan  et  al  to  J  Pat- 
terson $855 

Miller's  sub,  It  9  b  3  n  e  qr  7  4C  14  Oot 
16,  E  A  Peterson  to  0  J  Bergstrom.  $600 

Montrose,  Hill's  sob.  It  35  b  2^  Aog  5,  A 
H  Hill  to  W  Matz  $500 

North  and  Grand  avs,  Calland's  sub.  It  17 
b  2,  34  40  13  Oct  17,  8  Larson  to  E 
Stangeland  $800 

Norwood  Pk,  It  6  b  11  Dec  28,  Henriette 
8  Hawley  to  Hy  8  Hawley  $1,885 

Ogden's  sob.  It  32  b  1  b  26,  19  40  14  Oot 

28,  J  Moran  to  Q  G  Steging  $900 

Pennook,  Keeney  &  P's  add.  It  6  b  6  Oot 

29,  J  W  Johnson  to  0  F  A  Berg  $3C0 

Pinkert  &  W's  resub  in  Waugh's  sub,  It 

20  ,  e  hf  b  1  Steel's  sub,  s  e  qr  and  e  hf 
8  w  qr  26  39  13  Oot  8,  O  Wittke  et  al 
to  V  Vavra  $475 

Potwin  &  M's  sob,  It  26  b  10  Oo  Oiks  snb, 
e  hf  n  w  qr  18  40  14  Oot  16,  W  Mitohel 
to  J  P  Winn  $975 

Pullman,  Gano'a  add,  s  25  ft  It  13  b  3 
Oot  14,  H  Qano  et  al  to  H  Peterson.  $550 

Pullman,  Fallis  &  G's  add.  It  29  b  2  Oot 
21,  0  Davidson  to  A  Davidson  $525 

Qurck's  resub.  Its  8  and  9  b  1,  b  12  Jones' 
snb,  8  w  qr  23  40  13  Sept  3,  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  F  G  Ribinson  $579 

Ravenswood,  Lutz  Pk  add.  It  27  b  3.  12 
40  13  Oot  29,  F  Mnhlberger  to  J  Bow- 
man  :  $600 

Ravenswood,  Lotz  Pk  add.  It  12  b  2  Oot 
28,  J  0  Jaoobsen  to  A  M  Stetzman.  .$550 

Rogers  Pk,  Toohy's  add,  e  hf  It  18  b  5 
Sept  30,  0  C  Touhy  to  J  H  Laing. 

Rogers  Pk,  same  add,  e  hf  It  17  b  5  Sept 
— ,  Same  to  0  W  Burnham  $800 

Rood  Jr'a  sub.  It  12  b  3  sub  bs  3  and  4,  bs 
17  and  20,  19  40  14  Oct  23,  J  Rood  Jr 
to  J  Kelly  $760 

Rudolph'b  sob.  It  73,  bs  10  and  11  Ogden's 
sob,  18  40  14  Oot  1,  E  Rodolph  to  M 
Nelsen  $834 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  261  bs  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sob,  18  40  14:  June  1,  E  Rudolph  to  T 
Massard  $830 

Seorist's  sub,  s  hf  It  16  b  2  and  It  20  b  3  s 
e  qr  10  40  13  July  21,  A  Dunning  to  A 
D  Loocks  $700 

South  Oh'go,  Ironworker's  add,  It  14  b  10 
Oot  10,  Title  G  &  T  Co  to  R  L  Robinson 
 $425 

South  Ch'go,  same  ppty;  Oot  16,  R  L 
Robinson  to  B  Tiffany   $435 

South  Oh'go,  Orelup  &  T's  add,  It  4  b  6 
Oot  24,  J  J  Qrofl  to  E  T  Oody  $600 

South  Ch'go,  Palmer's  add.  It  17  b  7  Sept 
9,  P  U  Moynihan  to  N  Gerber   $600 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add.  It  46 
b  11  June  16,'91,  N  K  Fairbank  to  E 
Neubauer  *825 

South  Ch'go,  Palmer's  add.  It  19  b  4  June 
7,'9',  M  P  M  Palmer  to  0  A  Anderson 
 $600 

Simm'8  sob.  It  38  b  2  s  e  qr  9  39  13  Oot 
23,  8  A  Tolman  to  F  L  Deal  $550 

Stewart's  sab.  It  69  s  e  qr  2  37  14  Oot  22, 
0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo  to  0  &  B  St  Ry  Co  $474 

Steel's  sob,  It  14  Pinkert  &  W's  sub  of  w 
hf  b  1,  26  39  13  Aug  15,'92,  0  Wittke  et 
al  to  F  Tardy    $450 

Stony  laid  Hgis,  Clarke's  sub,  It  11  b  9. 1 
37  14  Oot  21,  W  J  Jardine  et  al  to  G 
Brown  $700 

Snmmerdale,  It  26  b  6  Oot  7,  A  Heansen 
to  T  Gudtafson    $700 

Twelfth  st  aad.  It  17  b  1,  14  39  13  Oot  8, 
C  R  Pfeifl-'r  to  F  Franz  $850 

Twenty  sixth  st,  Feinberg's sub,  It  38  b  2, 
26  39  13  Oot  23,  J  Feinberg  to  A  Hav- 
lik  $500 

Waine's  add.  It  44  Oot  19,  F  Wejylik  to  F 
Konrimsky   $260 

Waller's  sob.  It  9  b  2  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Oot 
14,  A  R  LaBar  to  0  W  Hammett    .  .$550 

Watris'  sab,  It  33  b  4  s  e  qr  1  39  13  Oot  1, 
J  Israel  to  P  Schulte  $950 

Watson  T  &  D's  sub,  Watson's  sub.  It  44 
b  14,  6  39  14  Oct  29,  C  G  0  Anderson 
to  J  G  Hedman  $965 

Webster  av.  Brown  Jr's  sub.  It  59,  7  40  14 
Sept  2,  8  Brown  Jr  to  J  G  Oassiellas$600 

Weddell  &  Oox'a  sub.  It  26  b  1  w  hf  n  e  qr 
20  38  14  Oot  29,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  G 
Phillip   $880 

West  Oh'go  av.  Noonan's  add.  It  2  b  3 
Oct  24,  E  T  Noonan  to  0  A  Evans..  $370 

West  Pnllman,  Kneeland  Jc  W's  2nd  add, 
It  8  b  2  Oot  1,  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to  T 
Morgan  $800 

West  PuUmaU)  Kneeland  &  W's  2nd  add. 
Its  28  and  29  b  2  Oct  21,  Mast  in  Ohy 


to  H  Mott   $4ftr 

West  Pullman,  It  28  b  35  Oct  19,  A  T  &  8 

Bank  to  L  E  Nordstrom  $fi5tt 

Winslow  &  J's  sub.  It  37  b  5  n  e  qr  1  39 

13  Oot  26,  M  MasopuBt  to  A  Masopuat  : 

 $600 

HUUUKBA.N  WAKUANTY  UKKDS. 


BLOOM. 

Qlenwood  snb.  It  7  b  6,  3  35  U  joly  25,3  M  Dree'ter 

to  A  Dean  |500 

OolDtnbia  Hgts,  Eeeney's  2nd  add.  It  14  b  9  oct  24, 

A  F  Keeney  to  A  Albert  »260 

Oolambla  Bgts,  same  add.  Its  ]  to  32  b  10  Oct  28, 

Same  to  R  Mather  t440O 

Oolntnbia  Hgts,  same  add.  It  2fi  b25  oot  IS,  Seme 

to  Q  Leininger   $2(16 

aolnoibla  Hgts,  same  add.  It  30  b  2S  oot  23,  Same 

to  Same  $2J0 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  7  b  176  sept  26,  0  T  *  T  Oo  to  A  E 

Eggert  et  al  $560 

Oh'go  Hgte,  und  hf  It  7  b  176  oot  7,  Q  8  Farr  to 

Same  1300 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Ferbache's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b  18  aog 

3),  J  Willi  to  M  K  Den  Hartig  1503 

Village  of  Bloom,  Wallace's  snb.  It  21  oot  22,  W  J 

McEldowney  et  al  Trs  to  O  Toll  $1600 

OALDMEI. 

Lumberyard  sub,  n  28  ft  It  6  s  w  qr  34  37  14  oot  28,  ' 
A  Prill  to  0  Sohmultzer  1900 


Oak  Pk,  Price's  add.  Us  9  to  11  oot  23,  A  M  Smith 

to  T  H  Carpenter  $4000 

Austin  M  A  S's  snb,  n  49  ft  of  s  74  ft  It  6  b  2,  6  39  13 

oct  8,  J  8  Lane  to  F  H  Burt   $1226 

Berwyn,  Its  13  and  14  b  6  jane  28,'92,  W  J  Andrews 

et  al  to  A  B  Brautingham  $1000 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add,  s  hf  It  23  b  4  oct  IS,  M 

t  elf  eld  to  L  E  A  Carter  $460 

Taylor's  snb.  It  10  b  S  s  w  qr  33  39  13  oot  4,  O  F 

Taylor  to  S  E  Eowen  $1760 

Fair  Oaks,  Eohlsaat's  snb,  Its  113  and  114  b  7  oot 

15,  0  V  Coyne  to  E  P  Danshee  HBtk 

La  Vergne  Keefe'e  add,  It  23  and  e  hf  It  24  b  1  oct 

24,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Dearborn  Svgs  L  &  B  488n.ll800 
Oak  Pk.  Rehm  &  O'D's  sob  of  Weddell's  add.  It  11 

b  4  oot  17,  J  H  Bradley  to  8  M  Qnuderson  »800 

Oak  Pk,  same  ppty,  oct  17,  8  M  Ganderson  to  H  F 

Fnellner  $800 

Oak  Pk,  Rehm  &  O'D's  sub  of  Weddell's  add.  It  4  b 

4  oct  17,  e  M  Fnellner  to  S  M  Gunderson  $800 

Clifford  f-.  W's  sub.  Us  11  and  12  b  3  and  o  p,  4  39  IS 

oci  12,  A  A  Swaoson  ti  A  0  Anderson  $1200 

Owen  &  M's  sub.  It  7  b  1  e  w  qr  9  39  13  oot  12,  N  K 

Van  Keur  n  to  B  Gage  $8000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  A  P's  2nd  add.  Its  26  and  2S  b  o8 

mch  27,'93,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  0  Q  Smith.. $HCO 
Central  sub.  It  3  b  2  s  w  qr  7  39  13  oot  16.  £  R  New- 
man to  E  J  V  Fitch  tl925 

Austin  Hgts,  Its  26  and  27  b  3  oct  26,  J  Donovan  to 

J  N  Mathien  $1760 

Walker's  sub,  \U  1  and  2  b  4  n  w  qr  9  39  13  oct  10, 

G  Schmid  et  al  to  Swedish  ELM  Church.  $1400 
Austinville,  Austin's  add.  It  127  and  128  b  11  oct  22, 

L  J  Fahlbmch  to  M  8  Molter   $1600 

S  40  ft  of  It  17  b  I  sub  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  9  39 

13  oct  16,  F  A  Hill  to  8  L  Mills   $6500 

Highlands,  and  hf  It  276  oot  26,  F  Stanow  to  F  Gi- 

zarlo  $300 

Clyde,  1st  dlv.  It  36  Frederick -lon'd  sub,  b  8  39  39 

13  oct  28,  Mast  la  Clhy  to  vl  Swan  $668 

22nd  st  blvd  sab.  Its  9  to  17  b  3  aud  It  16  b  2,   29  39 

13  jnly  6,  E  P  Rice  to  C  N  Dutton  $a850 

Ch'go,  Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  Its  23  and  21  b  21,  21 

39  23  oct  21,  D  B  Lyman  et  ai  Trs  to  M  Petei8.$l460 
Greendale,  It  21  b  1,  17  39  13  oct  28,  G  F  Baker  lo 

E  E  Wood  $300 

Berwyn,  Its  27  and  28  b  12  oot  19,  S  Oloagh  to  J  A 

Moore  $2000 

Nehon's  sub.  It  11  b  1  s  w  qr  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  4  39  13 

july  13,'93,  A  Thorseu  to  G  Nylai  der  $400 

Oh'go,  Breaock's  add.  It  i7  b  1  n  w  qr  22  89  13  oot 

19,  A  B  Pltner  to  J  L  Bolstad  $335 

Austin,  Coleman's  add,  It  6  b  7,  1  39  13  ang  1,'94,  U 

A  Petterson  to  G  Mailer  $800 

Clifford  &  W's  sub.  Its  1  to  12  b  1  s  ht  n  e  qr  n  w  qc . 

4  39  13  oct  1.  C  O'Donnell  to  8  Olson  $3600 

Aunin  Hgts,  It  7  b  4.  17  39  IS  oct  30,  A  J  Amberg  lo 

P  A  Barnes  $1100 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  Its  23  and  26  b  6,  7  39  13  oct  16,' 

C  A  Smith  to  E  She  rson  $3300 

Salisbury's  sab.  It  34  end  s  hf  It  36  b  9  e  hf  s  e  qr  6 

89  13  oct  12,  8  Uarnstrom  to  H  Anderson  $7U0 

BVANBTON. 

Evanston,  Hlnman's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  6  oct  28,  S  B 

Powell  to  A  A  Lindrotb  $1800 

Evanston,  Bartell's  add.  It  43  b  1  oct  19,  F  Scboen 

to  P  Peterson  $300 

Evanston,  Base's  add.  It  7  resub  of  Its  9  to  12  b  1- 

oct  26,  J  Q  Runnels  to  A  W  Artz   $2B00 

Evanston,  E  &  Eeeney's  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  6  aog  23, 

A  U  Hlckox  to  F  L  McEenzle  $e000 


052 


EvsDstOD,  8  40  ft  It  4  b  4  sept  10,  F  N  Hoffman  to 

W  J  Hartray  $4000 

£TaD8too,  Soyder'ii  add,  t  43!4  ft  u  218^4  ft  b  I  sept 

25,  W  D  HeDDHnway  to  F  B  Brewer   14250 

Evaneton,  Eedzie  &  K>8  add,  It  24  b  6  sept  21,  M 

Patterson  to  F  A  Ford  16500 

EraBstOQ,  same  add,  It  8  b  6  sept  21,  Same  to  Same 

  16600 

IT  Western  CnTsty  sab.  It  16  b  83,  7  and  8  41  14  sept 

1,  No  Western  Dnvsty  to  M  E  HteTers  $2760 

Evanston,  White's  add,  n  10  ft  It  14  b  8  oct  26,  Q  W 

Bnchord  to  F  Babbage  $900 

Evanston,  Nate  &  A's  add.  It  4  b  5,  bs  4  to  6  oot  16, 

I  W  Oaylord  to  J  S  Rowley  $8C0 

Kranston,  It  24,  Oosgrove's  snb.  Its  5  to  10  b  68  oot 

28,  E  M  Johnson  to  0  Werhane  $2  00 

Hoag's  fnb,  U  e.lts  8  and  9  b  6  Adams  &  B's  add  to 

Evanston,  oct  21,  W  G  Hoag  to  N  Tleff  $3v60 

Boag'e  sab,  It  4  same;  oct  21,  Same  to  Same .. .  $3:!60 

LXONB. 

E  Hinsdale,  It  4  b  21  oct  24,  S  0  Hall  to  A  D  Ferren 

   1800 

Qrossdale,  Qross'  3rd  add.  It  8  b  69  sept  24,  K  A 

Bergdabl  to  K  Poppeuberg  1700 

East  H  n  60  acres  e  bf  n  e  qr  33  38  13  oct  11,  W  B 

Merrlam  to  H  E  Love  $12,000 

W  Qrnssdale,  It  13  and  n  hf  It  14  b  1  sept  17,  H  0 

Gross  to  8  E  Qross   $2676 

W  Groesdale,  It  45  b  12  sept  17.  8  E  Gross  to  0  Ner- 

ger  1376 

W  Qrossdale,  Us  31  to  33  b  21  oot  21,  Same  to  R 

Tucker   $750 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2nd  add.  It  4  b  11  oct  18,  F  M 

■Kantzler  to  A  Woloott   $1260 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Benand's  sab.  Its  29  and  30  b  2  s  e  qr  20  42  13  oct 

21,  P  0  Benand  to  E  F  Jackson  $450 

Benand's  snb.  Its  27  and  28  b  2  same;  oct  21,  Same 

to  Same  $jOO 

Wllmette,  Greenleaf  &  Wa  snb.  It  I  b  15  oct  22,  J 

M  Landfield  to  J  Boeenthal  $2000 

Oh'go  &  N  Shore  Ld  Go's  snb.  It  15  b  21,  8  and  17 

42  13  sept  27,  L  Deutsch  to  M  T  Case  $300 

Eenllwortb,  Eenllworth  add,  s  e  ht  It  9  b  19  oct  24, 

I  E  Boyesen  to  J  0  Strong   12000 

Wllmette,  Straabe's  add.  Its  20  and  21  b  1  oct  24,  E 

Clarke  to  0  A  Poagne  $1000 

Wllmette,  same  ppty;  0  A  Poagne  to  £  B  Chapman 

  $1000 

Eenllworth,  Avoea  add.  Its  4  to' 7  36  and  iiT  b  6,  oct 

19,  B  Mather  to  8  Anderson  $1600 

Wlnnetka,  Provident  Mnt  Ld  Assn  sab.  It  24  b  12 

oct  1,  L  M  Moltram  to  M  D  Pearce  $400 

Wlnnelka,  same  snb.  It  14  b  11  oct  1,  0  E  Moltram 

to  Same  $400 

OBLAND. 

Lincoln  Hgte,  Its  16  to  17  b  7,  35  36  12  oct  29,  H  Q 
ttrassheim  to  E  0  Eermes  $900 

Alpine  Bgts,  Its  23  and  24  b  14  july  29,  Title  Qnar 
4  T  Co  to  M  Tmlth.   $6oO 

PBOTISO. 

Blverslde  Lawn,  Its  29  and  30  b  9 oct  13,  M  Wheeler 

to  0  B  Oollin  $700 

Lts  37  and  S8  b  6  snb  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  16  39  12  jnae  16, 

W  H  Wilson  to  G  J  Oonlln  et  al   $26  J 

Bellwood,  Bice's  snb,  Its  97  and  98,  9  39  12  oct  12,  J 

E  Rice  to  H  0  Yueill  $350 

Melroee,  It  6  b  109  may  25. '91,  8  M  BIoss  to  0  San- 
ders  f275 

Haywood,  Its  3  and  4  b  96  oct  22,  0  Bnrdeck  et  al  lo 

H  P  Nichols  $3000 

Qrossdale,  Gross'  let  add.  It  22  and  23  b  53  may  28, 

'92,  8  E  Gross  to  u  Eretschmar  $600 

Qrossdale,  It  28  b  6  ang  7,'93,  Same  to  J  P  Soven- 

,  sen  $4(0 

Haywood,  Its  6  to  16  b  111  ang  1,  H  B  Honghton  et 

al  to  H  F  Akin  $2250 

Bellewood,  It  240  e  w  qr  9  39  12  mch  10, '94,  J  E  Rloe 

to  8  S  Barker  $225 

Gale  &  B's  snb,  s  bt  It  I  b  6  s  w  qr  12  39  12  oot  16, 

E  O  Gale  to  J  B  Howard  Jr  $1£03 

Partofsqroor  26  39  IJ  containing  3U. 48  a^res 

more  or  less;  cot  27,  8  B  Parsons  to  T  P  Phillips 

 $21,260 

Harlem,  Sonth  add,  It  28  b  1,  13  39  12  oct  3,  0  H  ank 

to  H  Wiechmann  $2000 

Harlem,  Farley's  add.  It  17  b  2  oct  24,  Est  of  W 

Eropinsky  to  A  A  Goldsmith   ....$1161 

Haywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  225  oct  28,  Mast  In  Oby  to 

A  Elnfeldt  $625 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  It  20  and  w  hf  It  21  b  53  oct  18,  L  M  David- 
son to  0  Davidson  $2000 

McOIlntock'r<  «a%  It41  b  10  n  e  qr  30  36  14  (ct23, 
W  Baker  t>  G  Martens  t700 

Harvey,  It  21  b  17(J  oot  24,  Mast  In  Ohy  to  Daver- 
port  Co-operativ«  Bank  11226 

Bansell's  sob.  Its  68  to  60  b  1  s  e  qr  8  36  15  jane  17, 
0  M  Bertig  to  0  0  Onmmings  J  800 

8  LawD,  It  24  b  69  nov  21,>92,  N  D  Sogers  et  al  to 
Barvey  Ld  Asod  (675 

Harvby,  It  33  b  194  cot  25,  Mast  lu  Ohy  to  D  A 
Pierce  $12C9 

Harvey,  It  29  and  n  hf  It  28  b  196  oot  25,  Same  to 


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Harvey.  It  27  and  s  hf  It  28  b  195  oct  26,  Same  to 

Same   tUSS 

Harvey,  Yonng  &  R's  2nd  add.  It  14  b  7  mch  28,  0  8 

Qninlan  to  J  Ryan....  $4so 

Harvey,  It  27  b  163  oot  17,  L  Bowman  t j  I  M  Yar- 

nell  $600 

Harvey,  It  40  b  224  oot  18,  A  T  4  8  Bank  to  G  H 

Harrison  hqo 

Harvey,  It  6  b  1C6  oct  22,  Same  to  A  T  Pardy ....  $525 
Ohaee  &  D's  snb.  Its  5  and  6  b  4  o  p,  7  36  14  mch  14, 

T  G  &  T  Co  to  P  H  Swift    $1650 

North  66  ft  e  lu  acres  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  3  36  14  oontain- 

irg  .684  of  an  acre;  oot  23,  G  P  Bay  to  H  &  B  I  R 

ROo  1450 

8  Lawn,  It  38  b  60  oot  24,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  E  J 

Ooffey    ,  $500 

Woodlawn  av,  Anthony's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  1,  85  36 

14  dec  4,'93,  B  0  Anthony  to  8  B  Weeks  $400 

Speight's  sub,  n  25  ft  a  75  f t  It  1  b  20  n  w  qr   19  36 

1»  oct  18,  0  E  Hodge  to  A  W  Steen  $d5 

Homewood,  Soondla  add,  it*  33  and  34  b  "£"  oot  9. 

B  H  Berklu  to  A  Schoendnbe  $260 

Harvey,  McMahan'e  add.  It  67  b  5  oot  29,  0  M  Mo- 
il ahao  to  W  Gray   $600 

20x4  rods  n  e  qr  36  36  14  oct  28,  G  Ton  to  J  0  T-n 

 $900 

Harvey,  McMahon's  add.  It  57  b  3  oot  28,  0  U  Hc- 

Mahon  to  W  R  Lottln  $250 

Harvey  ,8ame  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  5  ang  20,  Same  to 

W  Wolf  1700 

Village  of  Dolton,  e  hf  It  5  b  3  oot  23,  Est  of  F  Eooh 

to  J  Eoch  t400 

WOBTH. 

Zerrlng  G  4  0  snb.  It  17  b  3  snb  of  9  to  11  n  w  qr  1 

37  13  may  15,  I  Balsaogder  to  0  E  Hyde  $400 

Bine  Isid,  Harmon  4  Y's  add,  Its  34  to  37  b  7  and  o 

p;  uov2.'94,  B  M  Thomas  to  W  A  Thomas  $3500 

Blue  Isld.  Jernberg'B  add.  It  1  b  16  oot  25,  O  Mon- 

son  to  M  ErascoSersou  $700 

B  Ine  Isld,  same  add.  It  2  b  16  oot  26,  Same  to  Hame 

 $600 

B'ae  Isld.  Young's  add  w  68  ft  It  2  Barten's  sub.  b 

U  oot  24,  W  F  *hlte  to  F  Wltte  $1500 

Morgan  Pk.  Rood  4  W's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  9  oct  16 

W  B  aildebrand  to  M  Thlem  $800 

Oak  Lawn,  Mlnniok's  sub.  Us  3  and  41  b  22,  9  37  IS 

_  „  o  W  T  Ohuroh  $600 

W  Highlands,  Oollin 'e  add.  It  6  b  7,  25  37  13  oct  19, 
0  Q  E  Oollias  to  0  S  Larson  $550 

BBEMEN. 

Ciairmont,  Smith  4  Go's  4th  sub.  Its  65  and  66  b  1 

oct  22,  8  E  Barren  to  J  T  Hayea  $380 

Bremen,  n  377  65  ft  of  w  499.1  ft  b  1  containing  i% 

acres  oct  19,  F  Nielsen  to  J  Niemer  $ia  0 

Olairmont,  Smith  4  Oo'h  4th  sub.  It  124  b  2  and  o  p; 

nov  12,'9J,  S  E  BarrtU  to  J  T  Hupp  $4116 

Olairmont,  same  sub.  It  266  b  4  oot  22,  Same  to  M  0 

and  0  A  Uneter  $200 

Blue  leld.  Smith  4  Go's  3rd  add.  Its  23  and  24  b  6 

sept  4,  Same  to  E  Jorgeneen  $350 

East  hf  n  e  qr  27  37  13,  8U  acres,  aug  28,  E  Eopp  to 
"  °   $8500 


W  Hunstock. 


HANOTEB. 

Part  s  w  qr  35  41  9  containing  6  acres;  aug  2,  W 

Smith  to  H  Q  Qeroer  $2426 

Part  8  w  qr  same;  aug  1,  F  Qerber  to  W  Smith  $2400 
Hanover.  Lyndale.  Pk  add.  Its  2  to  4  b  4  oct  26,  F 
B  Allen  to  L  Mevgeler  $1600 

BITEB8IDE. 

Riverside,  2nd  div,  w  ht  It  400  b  9  oot  18,  R  A  Paul 
to  W  H  Potter  $500 

LETDEN. 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  6  b  1  dec  14,'93,  0  B  Trowbridge 
to  M  Higglas  Jr  $j66 

Ellsworth,  Its  11  and  12  b  7  jane  I,  E  B  Waeks  et  al 
Trs  to  H  L  Garner  1500 

Franklin  Pk,  Ist  a'td.  It  5  b  4  e  bf  n  e  qr  28  40  12 
oot  29,  F  M  Horton  to  W  Heck  $500 

Franklin  Pk.  Gage's  and.  Us  15  and  17  b  13  jan  31, 
L  Franklin  to  J  M  Gray  $800 

LEMONT. 

Fisenbeck's  sub.  Its  1  in  It  10  Go  Cl\a  div  29  87  11 
sept  2,  N  Fisenbecks  to  T  Mirkes  $1000 


TK1J8T  1>K£1>IS  AND  JIlOBTeAWKS. 

Inoiudlne  Bnlldlns  and  Loan  Societies. 
Ahlswede  0  to  E  Loewenstein  oot  14,  It  3 

and  4  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  6%.  15500 

Akin  H  to  H  P  Nichols  oot  I,  Its  6  to  15 

b  11  May  wood  6^  $2000 

Anderson  II  to  E  O  Faaling  oot  26,  It  42 

b  8,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $4600 

Anderson  0  W  to  M  W  Pino'iney  oot  22, 

It  43  b  2,  7  38  14,  6%....  |2300 

Anderson  A  E  to  8  R  Harford  oot  22,  pt 

b  6,  etc  6  38  14,  6y  ^%   faiOO 

Bnaoh  A  8  to  J  8taab  oot  24,  It  1  b  3,  13 

39  13,  3y  6«  |1600 

Bnrke  A  F  to  W  A  Bond  oot  1,  pt  It  7  b  1, 

34  39  14,  FSS  12800 

Bigelow  L  B  to  8  W  Oonnell  oot  23,  U  44 

b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $3600 

Braoer  M  &  J  to  A  Peterson  oot  22,  It  27 

and  28  b  2,  36  40  14,  3y  6^  $12C0 

Boche  A  to  W  F  Lnbeke  oot  24,  It  2  It  2" 

b  11  Irving  Pk  5y  1%  $1000 

Ballard  M  to  A  L  Baker  oot  21,  pt  It  19  b 

2,  10  38  14,  5y  €%  $3500 

Botler  H  A  to  J  A  Brown  oot  16,   Its  5 
and  6  b  8,  26  39  13,  3y  1%  $1600 


Bristol  K  E  to  J  Q  Weart  oot  24,  pt  e  hf  b 

w  qr  8  e  qr  10  40  13,  7%.  $3000 

Ballenberg  O  to  J  Ballenberg  oot  17,  pt 

It  31  b  5,  16  38  14,  6y  6^  $2700 

Bowler  J  to  E  O  Foreman  oot  25,  It  44  b 

1.23  39  13,  6y  Si  $3600 

Bobrooki  L  to  E  Q  Foreman  oot  22,  It  3 

b  6,5  39  14,  5y  6^  $3n00 

Bryant  H  W  to  F  R  Chandler  ooc  19,  pt 

It  4  b  1,  10  38  14,  2y  1%   $isoO 

Bosohert  E  to  W  Heinemann  oot  10,  Its  11 

and  12  n  w  qr,  8  40  14,  5y  G%   $1500 

Borr  R  H  to  Bankers  &  Mer  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  26,  It  11  b  6.  20  38  14,  —  $2200 

Back  Q  to  F  M  Elliott  oot  22,  It  1  b  63, 

Evaneton  3y  6«   $3000 

Benson  0  L  to  W  H  Fisoher  oot  24,  It  11 

b  2,  32  41  14.  5y  6^  $2500 

Brown  0  B  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  oot  29,  It  8  It  9 

b  5,  2  38  14,  9y  e%  $10,000 

Bergman  A  to  Jesse  Holdom   oot  17,  It  9 

b9,  31  39  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Bnrley  F  E  to  Mer  Loan  &  T  Oo  oot  28,  e 

hf  It  8  b  8,  34  39  14,  6y  B%  $75,000 

BergddhI  K  to  F  Bnrde  sept  24,  It  30  b  2, 

7  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Bonwan  N  and  E  to  Federal  S  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  11,  It  29  b  2,  21  37  14,  6«  $1600 

Bnrnham  8  L  to  H  S  Brown  oot  1,  pt  Its 

1  and  2  Spalding  sab   16  38  14,  5y  6% 
 $10,100 

Barr  A  E  to  F  H  Qoodwin  oot  15,  It  19  b 

3,  23  39  13,  7%  $1200 

Bnobbinder  K  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  oot 

16,  It  18  b  5,  l  ee  add  2y  6%  $2500 

Baggot  E  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  oot  16,  It  24  b  2, 

10  38  14,  3y  69  $9000 

Berger  W  Q  to  W  E  Hatterman  oot  £0,  It 

42  b  1,  36  -fO  13,  5y  6^  $20C0 

Birkner  J  to  0  H  Daensing  oot  1,  pt  It  14 

b  19,  6  39  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Bonrke  M  T  to  Evnstn  &  N  Oook  Oo  B  & 

L  Assn  oot  21,  It  7  b  2,  22  38  14,  7^.  $1760 
Brown  F  W  to  T  Q  &  T  Oo  oot  23,  pt  b  8, 

2  37  14.  3y  7%  $3000 

Behren  8  A  to  J  R  Wilson  oot  13,  It  10  b 

1  b  4  Sheff  add  6^,  $7000 

Bradley  J  H  to  8  M  Qanderson  oot  17,  It 

13  b  7,  16  39  13,  6^  $1900 

Bevins  M  to  W  A  Bond  oot  21,  It  8  b  2.  33 

39  14,  5y  7%  $,000 

Brothers  E  H  to  J  M  Oliver  oot  23,  It  3  b 

4.  19  41  14,  3y  6^   $2500 

Batler  A  to  W  Loeb  oot  23,  It  10  b  4,  9  38 

1*.  5y  7^  $1000 

Ohase  8  P  to  J  Leoyd  oot  23,  It  4  It  79,  7 

39  14,  3y  6%  ,  $^600 

Coombs  F  B  to  J  B  Knight  oot  21,  It  41 

and  pt  42  b  3,  28  38  14,  ly  7$  $1239 

Cartin  E  to  C  L  Sohaar  oot  24,  It  12  b  4, 

33  39  14,  5y  6^  $1200 

Oanfield  A  0  to  J  P  Wilson  Jane  26.  b  43 

0  t  6y  635  $300,r  00 

deary  J  et  al  to  R  Berger  oot  18,  It  30  b 

11,32  39  14.  3y  6>^«  ..$1500 

Cooling  E  to  Northn  T  Co  sept  30,  Its  1 

to  48  b  1,  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $10,000 

Combs  I  A  to  D  F  Dorsett  oot  21,  It  21  b 

I,  19  38  14,  5y  7%  $1800 

Carson  M  A  to  W  T  Rickards  oot  17,  Its  3 

and  4  b  11  N  Evanston  6%  $1400 

Olark  W  G  to  O  G  Rose  June  8,  pt  Its  7 

and  6  b  1,  3  38  14,6^   $2025 

Cressler  D  W  to  F  8  Hebard  oot  7,  s  hf  It 

12  b  81,  29  39  14,  By  7%  $6000 

Chapeok  A  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  21,  pt  It 

25  It  18  b  6,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $7i  00 

Cooper  H  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oot  21,  It  9  It 

26,31  39  14,  6%  $25C0 

Cooling  E  to  Northern  T  Oo  sept  30,  pt 

b  I,  13  39  IH,  3y  6%,  6  deeds  $47,000 

Connor  J  A  to  W  G  Hoag  oot  15,  It  12  b 

55  Evanston  5y  6^  $6  00 

Caldwell  C  P  to  O  L  Hntohins  oot  25,  Its 

1  to  3  b  2,  18  38  14,  5y  6J^^  $30,000 

Onrran  J  to  T  Oehne  oot  25,  It  17  b  9,  20 

39  14,  dem  6%   $6500 

Campbell  F  to  H  J  Laders  oot  29,  It  10  b 

5,  30  40  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Cheoinski  W  to  M  Jenioek  oot  22,  It  39  b 

II,  33  39  13,  7^  $1800 

Coleman  J  P  to  J  M  Oliver  oot  19,  Its  70 

and  72  Garfield  blvd  add  3y  7%  $2000 

Oinoj  M  to  O  A  Brizzolare   oot  7.  It  16  b 

11,  19  38  14,  5y  6^.  ..$1500 

Cinoi  M  to  Safety  L  &  B  Assn  oot  1,  It  16 

b  1  b  8,  20  37  14,  7^  $3200 

Dinnen  J  R  to  A  S  Work  sept  19,  It  66  b 

16,  6  39  14,  7%  $1691 

Danne  P  to  P  W  Snowhook  oot  23,  pt  It 

6  b  22  8  8  add  5y  7%  $3000 

Danshee  E  P  to  D  J  Kennedy  oot  15,*lt 

114  b  7,  6  39  13,  2y  6^  $1500 

Dexter  0  A  to  8  W  Oonnell  oot  23,  It  43 

b  2,  20  40  14,  5y  6^  $3500 


Dniikldn  E  E  to  III  T  &  8  Bk  oot  22,  It  1 

b  8,  33  39  14,  fly  6%  jgOOO 

Dankert  0  to  G  Dierssen  oot  2z,  It  40  b 

10  Lee  add  By  6%   $50CO 

Uoyle  W  L  to  Northn  T  Oo,  oot  22,'  It  ?S 

b  11,  3  37  14   ..$260') 

Drisooll  8  to  A  Peterson  oot  26,  It  6  b  3 

20  40  14,  5y  6^  ja^'oo 

Lrrant  0  J  to  R  Hart  oot  26,  pt   b  29,  11 

38  14,  3y  6%,  3  deeds  $10,500 

Eames  M  C  to  Q  W  Morray  oot  19,  Its  8 

and  9  It  4,  25  37  13,  5y  e%  $8000 

Elliott  J  L  to  F  P  Elliott  Jaly  29,  pt  It  18 

b  1,9  39  12,  6!«  ...$1390 

Eberrold  T  to  H  W  Dikeman  oot  25,  pt  It 

26  and  all  27,  2  38  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Enzenbaoher  A  to  J  Maher,  Its  38  and  39 

bl,24  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Flood  A  and  J  P  to  HA  Haugan  oot  25, 

It  61  It  3,  12  40  13,  5j  6%   $5000 

Flanagan  0  A  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  oot  10,  It 

32  b  4,  18  39  14,  5y  6«   $20UO 

Finnigar  H  M  to  J  O  Straitec  oot  25,  It 

12  b  3,  20  38  14,  7%  $2500 

Flamm  0  to  O  F  Sohamaoher  oot  23,  It  4 

b  12,  19  39  14,  8^  52000 

Fox  M  E  to  J  Stern  oot  15,  It  24  b  69,  17 

36  14  $1300 

Fuller  0  H  to  A  Peterson  oot  21,  pt  b  1 

17  40  14,  3y  6%,  4  deeds  .".$12,000 

Forman  0  B  to  B  L  Smith  oot  16,  pt  It  19 

b  2,  10  38  14,  2y  6%  $3000 

Frost  M  W  to  Ev  S  &  L  Assn  oot  1,  It  13 

b  2,  30  41  14,  7%  $4500 

Freese  J  D  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  18,  pt  b 

2,  36  40  13,  Sy  7%,  4  deeds  $2000 

Farson  J  F  to  H  M  Wolf  oct  26,  pt  Its  8 

and  9  Cir  Ot  ptn  3  38  14,  33^y  6%  $6500 
FoT  B  M  to  J  R  Foaike  oot  26,  It  26  De 

Witt  add  5y  6%   $6000 

Franklin  L  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  1,  Its  1  to 

6  b  51,  28  40  12,  &%  $8000 

Fleisoher  E  B  to  H  G  Zander  oot  26,  pt 

It  2  b  6  Rogers  Pk  655   $3088 

Goodrioh  H  8  to  F  R  Chandler  sept  22, 

pt  It  78  b  3,  30  38  15,  5y  6^   $2000 

Gass  T  R  to  J  H  Van  Vlissiugen  oct  23, 

pt  It  16  8  t  snb  16  37  14,  5y  7%  $1600 

Gage  H  H  to  W  F  Bigelow  Aog  21,  It  212 

b  3,  31  39  14,  6^   $2i500 

Goldstein  B  to  M  Friend  oot  24,  Its  3  and 

4  b  1,  7  38  14,  By  e}4%  $3000 

Griffin  W  H  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ids  Oo  oot  1, 

It  75  b  15,  29  40  14,  fiy  6%  $2000 

Galbraith  T  B  to  N  Friend  oot  15  pt  It  10 

b  25,  27  39  14,  3y  6%  $7000 

Gernhoefer  A  to  E  0  A  Doden  oct  22,  It  3 

b  1,  35  40  13,  3y  6%  $1800 

Gnnn  A  to  F  fl  Zander  oot  11,  pt  It  23  b 

7,  8  39  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Gray  E  M  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  oot  21, 

It  20  b  8,18  39  14,  7^  $2400 

Gallop  O  D  8  to  G  H  Carry   oot  24,  It  1 

and  pt  2  b  1,  35  41  12,  6^  $2000 

Ganlzer  C  0  to  E  K  Smith  oot  1,  It  24  b 

10  Ogden  add  5y  6^5  $6000 

Horn  G  J  to  0  0  Sohamaoher  oct  15,  pt 

b  11,  19  39  14,  3y  7%,  6  deeds  $9000 

Hennessy  R  M  to  F  S  Hebard  oot  19,  pt 

b  4  Hyde  Park  5y  6%  $25,000 

Habsr  0  &  J  to  W  Kemper   oot  24,  Its  1 

and  5  b  9,  3  39  14,  5y  6%  $18,000 

Haskins  8  W  to  W  Loeb  oot  23,  It  7  b  6, 

35  40  13,  5y  6^  $1000 

Hertzer  A  J  to  0  P  H  Dose  oot  23,  Its.  15 

to  17  b  5  It  4,  25  40  13,  5y  63^2  $1800 

Heoht  A  S  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  oot  21,  pt  b  2, 

25  40  13,  5y  6%,  4  deeds  $10,000 

Harris  J  0  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  23,  It  31 

b  4,  19  39  14  and  op  6y  6^  $5000 

Hirsh  M  to  8  Zeisler  oot  7,  pt  It  2  b  66, 

21  39  14  $-J500 

Herr  E  T  to  R  Berger  oot  23,  Its  99  and 

100  b  ^5,  33  40  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Hill  E  J  to  W  W  Carter  oct  17,  pt  It  13  b 

7.  21  38  14,  6^  $4f  OO 

Holmqniat  J  to  H  H  Rose  oct  21,  pt  It  52 
and  all  53   Wheelei's  snb   20  39  14,  6% 

 $1800 

Holman  E  to  B  Timmerman  Ang  5,  pt  b 

4  b  10,  18  37  14,  5y  6%,  3  deeds  $4600 

Hood  A  to  W  D  MoKey  Apl  20,  pt  It  11  b 

7,  23  38  14,  2i^y  6%  $1900 

Hammond  J  0  to  E  G  Mason  oct  26,  pt  b 

4,  18  39  14  and  o  p  3y  6^  $1000 

Holmes  L  H  to  Northn  T  Oo  oot  9,  pt  b  2 

21  38  14,  6y  6%  $70(10 

Haase  0  to  Ashland  av  B  &  L  Assn  oot  26 

It  26  b  2,  12  39  13,  7%  $i000 

Hein/e  E  to  G  Coombs  not  28,  It  17  b  1, 

20  40  14,  6^  *2CO0 

Uelmohen  J  G  to  H  0  Zottermeister  ooc 

25,  It  12  b  D,  32  39  14,  6^  $1800 

Heap  E  to  G  D  Pease  oot  26,  It  9  b  52,  7 
39  14,  3y  6%  $2800 


November  2,  1895.  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL  lOaS 


Ha-nmetOA    to   Clks  &  Meoh  BL&I 

UdiOD  oot  18,  It  9  b  2.  9  39  13,  8^. ..$2000 
Jensen  3  to  0  F  Scbamaoher  Jr  o6^  24,  It 

20  b  24,  29  39  14,  2y  7^  |li  00 

Jenkiueon  A  K  0  and  J  to  IS  R  Harford 

oot  25,  It  15  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  635  $2410 

JaoksoD  E  to  A  Van  Baren  sept  24,  It  2i) 

b  10,  28  38  14,  5y  6%   |3000 

Janker  tS.  to  Jenge  Holdom  oot  18,  It  10  b 

9,  31  39  14,  6^  $33,<  00 

Jans  P  to  E  8  Ureyer  oot  24,  It  27  and  28 

b  6,  35  40  13,  ly  b<(.   *1(00 

Jewell  S  A  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  oot  24,  pt  b'23, 

7  39  14,  5y  7%   $3600 

Jaeger  J  P  to  J  Staab  oot  24,  It  1,  pt  5  40 

14,  5y  6i   $8000 

*affray  D  8  to  D  J  Liodsay   oot  17,  It  47 

b  5,  18  39  14,  3y  6«   $4000 

Jones  M  A  to  J  B  MoLangblin  oot  26,  It 

2  It  37  b  8  Rookwell  add  3y  6%  $2500 

Jabuke  R  to  hlome  IVl  L  Asan  oot  22,  It  5 

b  10,  6  39  It,  e}4%   $2')00 

Jobnson  S  to  Bn^  Men's  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

25,  It  9  b  8,  2a  37  14,  6%  $4000 

Josslyn  Q  et  al  to  J  A  Kinney  oot  10,  pt 

3  hf  n  e  qr  8  e  qr  n  w  qr   23  b9  13,  5y 
et  $2800 

Kinzel  0  E  to  N  Ohi  Mat  8  &  B  Assn  oot 

23,  It  6  b  10,  18  40  14  $2600 

Eeboe  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  sept  24, 

It  15  b  4,  20  39  14,  6y  6%   $200' 

Kroeger  O  A  to  J  Pries   oot  16,   It  15  Oo 

Olbs  sub  16  41  13,  5y  6^   $1575 

Keasey  W  R  to  J  R  Bayes  oot  28,  lis  2i 

and  29  b  26  Cornell  8y  7%   $8734 

Kallerstrand  J  E  to  L  Ratbje   oot  19,  It 

16  b  1,  20  38  14,  5y  6%   $60rO 

Karr  J  0  to  A  Peterson  oot  26,  It  5  b  3,  20 

40  14,  5y  6^  |  J500 

Keok  R  J  to  0  O  Kohlsaat  Aug   26.  It  1 

and  pt  2  b  1,  21  38  14,  3y  6%   $2700 

Kolacek  J  to  O  Rohn  oot  28,  Its  21  and  22 

b  1,  26  39  13,  3y  7%   $1700 

Klassen  M  to  A  0  Ernst  oot  25,  It  4  It  17 

b  2  Sheff  add  3y  6^   $2500 

Kaestner  0  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo   Aug  2'>, 

pt  b  30  8  8  add  lOy  5^  $135,0C0 

Eozakiewicz  I  lo  T  Kobinlz  oot  12,  It  31  b 

6,  31  40  14,  3y  6^  $3000 

Kretlow  L  to  H  Rabens  oot  18,  lis  42  and 

43  b  24,  33  40  10,  5y  6^  $10,0  0 

Kooik  8  to  E  Q  Foreman  oot  15,  It  44  and 

and  45  b  48,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $5500 

Kluwikowsbi  H  A  to  J  M  H  Bnrgett  oot 

25,  It  1  b  1,  29  40  14,  ly  7%   $3000 

Kennedy  D  J  to  B  H  Fisbburn  Aug  1,  Its 

457  443  461  and  465,  12  39  13,  lOy  6^, 

4  deeds  $3£00 

Kinoare  H  et  al   to   N  W  Mat  L  Ids  Oo 

sept  18,   It  9  It  4  b  15,   8  8  add   3y  G% 

  $1(1,000 

Keith  VI  to  A  0  Ernst  oot  28,  It  13  b  18, 

29  40  14,  3y  6%   $2600 

Krneger  W  to  A  Towne  oot  1,  It  37  b  1,  11 

39  13,  6^  $i000 

Larsen  A  A  to  H  A  Uangan  oot  26,  pt  it 

42  and  all  43  and  pt  U  b  4,;i8  39  14,  5y 

 $10,000 

Lnehrs  H  P  to  F  Kromseig  oot  23,  It  27  it 

4  b  22  Shefif  add  ■^y  6%  I'ODO 

Linster  A  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oot  1,  Its  229 

to  231  b  4,  18  40  14,  8y  7%   »2375 

Love  a  K  to  III  T  &  S  Bk   oot  11,  pt  n  e 

qr  33  38  13,  3y  6«   $9000 

Lnelgart  A  L  to  R  Berger  oot  22,  Its  6  to 

to  5  b  1,  30  40  14,  3y  6^  $8000 

LasBiQ  A  to  F  Riamseig  oct  23,  It  20  b  3, 

6  39  14,  6^   $1930 

Lord  F  E  to  A  Wade  oot  6,  pt  b  66,  Wjn- 

netba  2y  6%  $2000 

Lyons  M  to  J  T  O'Coanell   oct  23,  Us  10 

to  14  It  116,  16  39  13,  7%  $1200 

Lange  A  to  W  Heinemann  oot  8,  pt  It  50, 

8  e  f rl  qr  8  40  14,  1  y  6?,  4  deeds  $9000 

Lyon  0  B  to  N-W  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  oot  8,  pt 

It  5  b  63  Uopbius  to  Hyde  Park  3y  b% 

 $5(  00 

LoDla  J  to  J  L  Novak  oot  24,  Its  24  and 

26  b  1,  7  38  14.  7^  $4000 

Larr'on  M  to  N  A  Longb   oct  21,   pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  1  Huntoon  &,  H  add  Evnstn  3y 

e%   $6500 

Lamberte  L  to  M  E  Greenebanna  oot  26. 

It  26  b  7,  8  38  14,  3y  7«   $1700 

Leet  J  M  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  oct  1,  pt  n  e  qr 

4  37  14.  6y  6?   $40,000 

Meier  A  W  to  E  E  Orafts  oot  25,  It  41  b  1 

9  39  13,  3y   $1600 

Mahoney  D  J  to  W  Claflio  oct  18,  It  8  b  8 

It  39  13,  4y  7%   $2400 

Mills  L  L  to  F  A  Hill  oot  16,  pt  It  1  7  b  1, 

9  39  13,  6%   ..  $1479 

Maskison  1  lo  Eqnit  S  L  &  H  Assn  oot  5, 

It  3  It  1  b  7  Rookwell  add  6%  $3  00 

Mans  N  A  to  J  Tark  oot  11,  It  17  b  3,  16 


38  14,  6<g  $1600 

Martin  E  B  to  H  J  Lndeis  oot  21,  It  l<i  It 

32,  13  39  13,  3y  7%   $15  0 

Mnrphy  F  to  M  B  Greenebanm  oot  6,  pt 

Us  34  and  36  b  12  eto   14  39  13,  6y  6^ 

 $551  0 

Molry  T  to  Eqnitable  T  Oo  oot  1,  It  26,  It 

38,  16  38  14,  3y  6^   $23C0 

MoOarthy  M  to  W  J  Mattbews  oot  23,  Its 

33  to  36  b  2,  33  .".9  14.  3y  6%   $2500 

Metchmann  B  to  W  H  Fisober   oot  23.  It 

13  It  17,  28  40  14.  3y  6%   $2600 

MoOarty  P  H  to  0  W  Uinkley   oot  26,  it 

10  b  5,  16  39  13,  6y  6<«   $2500 

Marcos  M  to  N  Wobleben  sept  30,  It  21  b 

8  Brand  add.  fiy  6%  $4400 

MoNiobols  J  to  J  0  Spengler  oot  21,  Its  1 

and  2,  c6  and  37,  25  39  13,  3y  7;?... $1300 
Minatnre  World's  Fair  Exbibitiou  Oo  to 

A  Onderdank  oot  5,   all  prop   3y  6^ 

 #20,000 

Morris  J  O  to  L  0  Eble  Jnly  31,  Its  29  to 

32  b  2  Obi  Heights  2y.  —  $3663 

Mahnke  A  to  H  A  Haogan   oot  23,  Its  76 

and  77  b  5,  36  40  13,  3y  6%  $300C 

Monaghan  E  J  to  L  M  Paine  oot  21,  pt  b 

1,  8  38  14,  2y  7%  $50'  0 

Minniok  M  E  to  E  F  Bayley  oct  18,  Its  5 

and  6  b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

MoKinnie  P  L  to  H  0  Clarke  oot  26.  Its  1 

and  2  b  6  Kedzie  &  K  add  1  6%  $3333 

Miller  J  H  to  L  Baird  Aog  28,  It  17  b  3, 

21  40  14,  2y  6%    $  .750 

MartensOn  J  to  H  A  Haogan  oot  25,  It  22 

and  pt  23  b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6!S   $3000 

Niokerson  J  0  to  W  Loeb  oot  26,  It  16  b 

9,  35  39  14,  5y  6%    $6000 

Niemann  P  H  to  0  F  Sobaltz  oot  22,  Its 

135  and  136  It  2  eto  23  39  13,  3y  6^.  $2500 
North  Branch  Coal  Oo  to  P  O  Stensland 

oot  12,  It  8  b  7,  25  40  13,  3y  7%  $2500 

Nichols  H  fl  to  8  Danlop  oot  28,  pt  b  620 

Maywood  5y  6^  $8500 

Newberry  H  W  to  A  Peterson  oot  23.  pt 

It  1  b  10  Newberry  add  5y  b%  $10,000 

Neill  B  and  R  to  F  W  Btrans  oot  24,  Its  1 

and  4  b  2,  15  38  14,  Ij  7%.  $11,000 

Nichols  H  to  W  M  Howland   cot  5.  Its  11 

and  12  b  2  and  o  p  28  38  14,  5y  6^.. $70(0 
Olson  P  F  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

14,  It  44  and  pt  43  b  2,  17  38  14,  7%. $6000 
Olson  L  0  to  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  21,  It  31  b 

4  b  12  Shefif  add  5y  6;^  $1900 

Orlofif  F  to  E  Roegner  Ang  1,  It  1  b  4,  13 

39  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

O'Garn  T  J  to  G  Steel  Jnly  27,  Its  7  to  10 

Feinberg  &  L  snb  14  39  13,  3y  6%.  ..$8(00 
O'Hearne  W  F  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  21,  It 

i$  b  8  F  of  J  &  P  add  5y  6%  $6000 

Opetz  F  F  to  N  Ohi  Mot  8  *  B  Assn  oot 

23,  Its  6  and  7  b  7  b  6  Sheff  add.. $16.(00 
O'Neil  A  D  to  W  0  Mnt  8  &  B  Assn  oot  24 

pt  It  16  b  12,  18  40  14,  7S5  $2800 

O'Donnell  E  to  A  Peterson  oot  23,  pt  It 

12  b  14  8  8  add  3y  6<6  $12C0 

O'Day  F  0  to  E  W  Oollen  oct  3,  It  28  b  3, 

13  37  13.  7^  $2(00 

Perlberg  R  to  L)  F  Dorsett   oot  15,   It  9 

Walker's  sab  28  39  i4,  6^  $8C00 

Percy  W  N  to  E  F  Bayley  oot  26,  It  37  b 

9.  It  :<8  14.  6y  6%   ^f-COO 

Purdy  P  A  to  J  Stern  oot  n.  pt  It  108  div 

1,  30  38  15  $2800 

Proyn  0  P  to  F  B  Peabody   oot  21,   It  2 

and  pt  1  b  1,  2  38  14,  5y  6^   $2000 

Porlier  A  R  to  L  W  MoOonnell  Feb  1.  pt 

Its  5  and  6  n  e  qr  3  38  14,  ly  6^  . . . .  $40(  0 
Porten  0  to  8  A  Vvaltber  oct  23,  It  40  b  3, 

7  39  It,  6y  6%  $2CO0 

Pracge  W  G  to  WO  Mat  8  &  B  Assn  oct 

24,  It  40  b  2,  6  39  14,  7%  $2200 

Piokel  M  and  A  to  F  0  Kohn  oot  23,  it  2 

It  25  b  17.  31  40  14,  5y  7%  $4500 

Parker  R  P  to  A  Heile  oot  25,   pt   It  16 

and  16  b  4,  7  39  l:^,  6y  6^  $2600 

Pendergftst  T  J  to  O  P  Masterson  oot  26. 

It  38  b  2,  10  38  14,  e%   $2000 

Peters  H  W  to  F  1  Bennett  oct  24,  It  8  b 

3  So  Kenwood  5y  6^  $27C0 

Pniat  M  L  to  G  M  Weeks  oot  9,  It  17  b  1, 

29  40  14,  5y  e%  $3000 

Panlsen  K  B  to  E  W  Zander  oot  26,  It  30 

b  9,  18  40  14,  3y  7%  $1200 

Phillips  T  P  to  0  J  Haines  oot  26,  pt  s  qr 

26  39  12.  3'i  acres  2y  6^  $10,250 

Phelps  M  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  24, 

It  9  b  6.  34  39  14.  6m  6^  $1(  00 

Pnscbbck  F  W  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oot  19,  Its 

46  to  49  b  1  It,  28  40  14,  3y  6«  . . . .  $  15,0C0 
Perry  B  C  to  8  W  Straos   oct  21,  pt  b  8, 

20  38  14,  .^y  7!«  $^8(0 

Perry  B  0  to  8  W  Straus  oct  14.  It  11  b  3. 

18  38  14,  3y  6%....  $2000 

Pipis  0  E  to  Eqait  S  L  &  B  Aesn  oot  2i', 

It  1  to  3  b  8,  31  39  13,  6%  $2000 


Potter  A  H  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  16,  pt  It 

38  and  39  b  4,  2  38  14,  5y  6?   $3(00 

Quirk  M  A  to  W  M  Howland  oct  22,  pt  It 

2  Broad's  sub  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Qaadrangle  Club  to  C  T  <fc  T  Oo  oot  28,  It 

22  and  23  b  5  Field  add  5y  6;J  $6000 

Qainlan  W  F  to  J  L  Cochran   Aog  23,  It 

19  b  9,  5  40  14,  5y  6^  ,  .$1860 

Riggle  A  A  to  W  F  Lnbeke  oot  26,  It  18  b 

1,  26  39  13,  5y  d  $20(  0 

Raciford  F  W  to  W  H  Moore  oot  26,  It  16 

b  1,  12  and  13  38  14,  7^  $8000 

Rash  R  to  H  A  Haugan   oot  Z5,   b  12,  18 

40  14,  5y  656   $23,o00 

Riohmond  M  I  and  0  W  to  F  R  Chandler 

oct  21.  Its  20  and  22  b  12,  4  38  12,  3y  6% 

 b2i  OO 

Reeves  E  H  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oct  24,  It  96 

and  97  Lamed  &  K  snb  9  38  14,  6%  $1800 
Richardson  A  M  ti>  J  F  Lawrenoe  oot  26, 

its  1  and  2  b  3,  12  39  13,  3y  6%  $11,000 

Rabe  W  to  O  T  &  T  Co  vet  26,   pt  ha  10 

and  11  It  1  W  flgts  ly  7^  $1000 

Riesohe  H  to  8  A  Wallher  oot  1,  pt  It  1  b 

3,  12  39  13,  18m  6%  $25<  0 

Roetter  J  J  to  J  A  Wahber  oot  25,  It  1  to 

14  It  3,  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $3000 

Rogers  A  W  and  B  F  to  Northn  T  Oo  oct 

16,  Its  28  and  29  b  1  b  8.  29  40  14 . .  t36C0 
Rieger  C  F  to  Northn  T  Oo  oot  16,  It  39  b 

9,  33  40  14,  3y  6^  -....$'  600 

Rasenberg  J  to  B  G  Paaling  oot  15,  It  63 

b  2,  It  E,  28  40  14,  6y  6^  $5000 

Robinson  J  A  to  Q  D  Pease  oot  1,  b  126, 

Maywood  3y  e%  and  op  $6500 

Sowalski  A  to  A  Peterson  oct  14,  It  30  b 

6,  5  39  14,  3y  6%  $1600 

Sohroeder  J  U  A  to  F  0  Kuhn  oot  28  It  34 

b  11,  35  40  13,  5y  7^  $1760 

Smith  B  8  to  H  D  Yuong  oot  16,  It  8  b  3, 

lat  Div  Riverside,  6y  f.^  $3600 

Smith  E  S  to  A  L  M  Trowbridge  oot  17, 

It  8  b  3  same,  2y  6%  $1501) 

Stanton  E  to  Phoenix  B  Society  oot  23,  It 

17  It  69  eto  Botterfleld  add  7%  $3100 

Schnert  F  to  0  0  Batz  oot  18,  It  9  b  3,  29 

40  14.  5y  6%  $2000 

Stamm  A  to  O  0  Butz  ooi  19,  It  11  b  1,  4 

38  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

Snow  F  to  0  0  Schnmacher   oct  1,   Its  5 

and  6  b  12,  27  39  13,  6y  6%  $1300 

Schmackels  U  O  to  E  Ammon  oot  21,  It  9 

and  pt  10  b  3,  18  40  14,  7^  $2000 

Sutton  0  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  oot  19,  it 

66  b  1,  10  37  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Stork  W  to  E  A  Fnrst  oot  7,  It  5  b  6,  New- 
berry add  5y  6?  $4500 

Swanson  0  to  0  A  Street  Jnly  15,  It  2()  b 

3,  1  39  13,  3y  6%  $1^00 

Sooville  M  A  to  J  A  Sooville  Ang  31,  pt  It 

394  Riverside  2d  div  3y  7^   $2600 

Sinnott  N  J  to  M  E  Greenebaam   oct  25, 

It  8  Wood's  sub  23  99  13.  5y  6%  .,..$2500 
Shelhauer  B  to  Bankers  &  M.  B  Sc  h  Assn 

oct  28,  It  12  b  6,  20  38  14,  —  $2200 

Spinster  M  A  to  M  Clancy  ,  It  9  b  4, 

eto  32  41  14,  6^  $15i,0 

Stien  8  to  W  E  Soangenberg  oct  18,  pt  It 

39  b  31,  17  39  14,  6%  $4(  00 

Samnelsen  8  to  A  Pike  oot  25,  It  16  b  13, 

6  39  14,  6%  $2600 

Stnbbs  J  B  to  0  T  &  T  Co  oot  24,  pt  It  19 

b  1,  2  38  14,  6y  6^   $4500 

Samson  M  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  oot  26,  It  5  and 

pt  6  b  27  J  B  &  8  add  5y  6^  $I5:0 

Solomon  M  to  T  Dent  July  5,  it  6  b  39,  6 

39  14,  6?,  p  m  $200( 

Sooialer  Turn  Verein  to  0  Bohl  oot  16,  It 
4  to  7   PfUBsing  add   30  40  14,   6y  6% 

 $12,1  CO 

St  John  T  E  to  G  D  Pease  oct  24,  pt  n  w 

qr  8  w  qr  10  38  14  3y  6^  $1800 

Smith  L  L  to  E  G  Pavling   oct  24,  Its  10 

and  13  b  39,  33  40  14,  6y  6%  $12,600 

Seelige  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  oct  23.  It 

48  b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  6S  $£000 

Smith  L  L  to  J  H  Tiedemann  oot  25,  pt 

n  w  qr  31  41  14,  ly  6%   |5  lOO 

Sibell  M  F  H  to  A  B  Mead  oot  24,  Its  784 

and  785  b  5,  3d  div  Riverside  9y  7%.  $4600 
Sonll  J  B  to  H  Greenebanm  oct  2i,  pt  b 

8,  2  39  13,  3y  6%,  3  deeds  $j940 

Setbf  r  M  to  O  La-son  eept  21,  It  28  b  4,  8 

39  1.3,  6y  7^    $1500 

Still  0  E  to  O  G  Rode   oot  5,  pt  It  6  b  1, 

26  39  13,  5y  7%   $1700 

Straight  Q  W  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  24,  pt 

Its  1  to  6  b  6,  26  39  13,  5y  6%  $4000 

Tisobler  M  »o  W  Heinemann  oct  25,  Its  36 

and  37  b  1,  18  38  14,  6%   $1300 

Thornton  0  8  to  Royal  Trust  Oo  oct  22, 

pt  Its  1  and  2  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6?.  $40,000 
Thiol  E  to  J  G  Oella  oot  26,  pt  It  70.  div 

3,  30  38  15,  2y  6?   ,  $2600 

Tuny  M  et  al  to  M  T  Culver  oot  16,  Its  2 


to  8  Ct  ptn  11  42  12.  (;%  $2085 

Thomas  B  M  to  G  A  Rase  oot  21,  Its  7  9 

aud  10  b  6,  20  38  14,  5y  7<{  $20(0 

Telgner  G  to  Garden  City  8  L  &  B  Assn 

oot  17,  It  32  b  1,  23  39  13,  7^  $3000 

University  CoDg  Church  to  H  W  Mahan 

oct  22,   Its  U  and  12    b  59   H  to  Hyde 

Pk  6m  7^   $10,000 

Van  Bezey  JO  to  ME  Greenebanm  oot 

15,  pt  b  16,  11  39  13,  5y  7^6  deeds. $9000 
Van  Keuren  M  J  to  W  L  Jeffries   oot  16, 

It  1  It  15  eto  It  1,  3  39  14,  6y  b}4%..$6500 
Vozabel  J  to  P  0  Stensland  oot  19,  It  1  b 

),  I  39  13,  6y  6^   $50(0 

Wolff  0  to  0  L  Schaar  oot  22,  Its  49  and 

50  b  3,  12  39  14,  3y  6^  $1030 

Wendlund  I  to  H  S  Dietrich  oot  25,  It  309 

b  4,  18  40  14,  7%  $1100 

Ware  E  A  to  L  Baird   oot  25,  pt  b  61,  27 

39  14,  5y  5%   $35,000 

Wise  H  to  B  Dickinson  June  27,  pt  It  44 

and  42,  div  2,  30  38  16,  3y,  —  $5(  00 

Weary  E  D  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  not  19, 

pt  b  1,  14  38  14,  3y  6J5   $£000 

Wejnerowski  M  to  Q  F  Lanaghan  sept  21 

It  7  b  1.  6  39  14,  3y  6?   $30C0 

Warner  T  R  to  E  G  Foreman  oct  23,  It  5 

It  39,  21  40  14,  6y  6%  $3(00 

Wilson  J  B  to  O  T  &  T  Oo  oot  ?,  Its  5  and 

6  Wilson  snb  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $4500 

Woodbury  L  E  to  E  Lee  oot  25,  pt  It  0  b 

2,  17  40  14,  ly  6%   $3000 

Wilmott  0  and  H  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm 

oot  17,  Us  1  and  2  b  5  Kay  add  60m  6% 

 $3500 

Watts  De  Golyer  Co  to  1'  G  &  T  Oo  oot  24 

Its  3  8  and  9  b  2  b  19  Kinzie  add  lOy  7% 

 $20,000 

Woodward  G  N  to  A  R  Olark  oot  16,  It  1 

It  17,  3  38  14,  6^  ,  $2750 

Wagner  0  to  H  C  Zattermeister  oct  26,  It 

19  b  1,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  $22C0 

Zander  F  to  O  T  &  T  Co  oot  21,  it  4   b  1, 

26  39  13,  5y  6%    $7000 

Zaoher  L  to  A  A  Kubn  oot  8,  Its  8  to  10  b 

12,  31  37  14,  3y  7^  $1600 

Zorn  F  to  H  A  Goodrich  oot  26,  It  3  b  1, 

30  40  14,  3y  6%  $2500 


Arneson  A  to  M  E  O'Brien  oct  25,  farn  2y 

 $300 

Abbott  F  J  to  L  Abbott  Sr  oct  25,  furn 

334  Dearborn    Jy  $500 

Arlington  F  W  to  Haoh  &  Anderson  oot 

25,  furn  118  Qninoy  $242 

Baetzel  C  H  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  oct  26, 

saloon  186  Waehbarne  23m  $765 

Betonrney  D  F  to  A  H  Williams  oct  21, 

horses  e  o  6m  $100 

Blowe  H  to  Star  Brewery  oot  21,  saloon 

137  Monroe  7m   $1500 

Brown  G  N  to  B  E  Gillilan  oot  21,  mdee 

2334  State  6m  $200 

Bolcr  H  to  J  Krick  oct  23,  billiard  ball 

265  £5th  ly   $700 

Bauer  K  to  F  L  Reis  oot  24,  saloon  91 

Randolph  2y  $4000 

Burns  W  H  to  M  E  Finch  oot  16,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Boehm  J  J  to  J  G  Schaar  oot  23,  drugs 

748  HaUted  4m    $400 

Bryant  J  to  L  G  Smith  oot  17,  furu  5m 

 $104 

Becker  A  to  W  Hazleton  oot  23,  furn  8m 

 $1C5 

Ballon  E  I  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  18,  farn 

6m  $103 

Braon  A  to  H  Manning  oot  1,  saloon  43 

Randolph  6m   $390 

Biandri  D  to  E  F  Wtlze  oct  38,faru  drugs 

220  Clybourn  av  fem  $3C0 

Blum  L  to  Star  Bry  oct  28,  saloon,  1046 

Lake  2y  $3C0 

Bark  G  0  to  E  Sweetland  oot  29,  horse 

eto  850  V  Boren  4m   $425 

Onsbman  D  P  to  R  W  Smith  oct  24,  furn 

5m  $100 

Clarke  D  H  to  J  A  Dablen  cot  21,  furn 

1622  Belmont  Im  $140 

Oarmody  M  to  D  R  MoNaoghtoct  24, furn 

and  piano  8ra  $103 

Clausen  B  to  F  MoNellis  oot  25,  furn  23m 

 $104 

Ooykendall  A  R  to  F  G  Wright  oot  18, 

furn  ly  $118 

Chefs  Gastronomic  Club  to  B  Wilmer  oot 

2,  club  furn  etc  ly  #300 

Ourreu  F  to  F  P  Howe  aug  20,  horse  eto 

jnly  1  $1C0 

Cello  V  V  to  L  L  Barrow  oot  22,furn  35.nl 

Cot  (}  av  ly  $I0O 

Carter  J  -i  to  J  W  Simpson  oot  23,  furn 
6t*  w  Congress  ly  $300 


1054 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  2,  1895. 


Oollios  J  J  to  W  Y  Leoyd  oot  9,  presses 

128  Fraoklin  2y  f  1197 

Campbell  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  18,  farn 

and  piaao  6in  f  77 

Daniels  E  C  to  D  Rankin  oot  25,  farn  674 

Lake  6ni  |418 

Del  Re  to  Qottfriod  Brg  Oo  oot  22,  saloon 

399  Clark  23ni  $350 

Ditman  S  M  to  £  N  Sill  oot  18,  horse  and 

wagon  8m  |200 

Day  H  K  to  F  J  Deyendorf  oot  24,  farn 

and  8  m  6m  f  129 

Delight  £  R  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  oot  23,  piano 

7m  flOl 

Dizon  F  to  Merle  &  Heaney  Mfg  Co  oot 
35,  billiard  table  572  Folk  19m  p  m 

  |476 

Dillon  W  0  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  oot  24,  sa 

loon  49  8  Clark  6m  |760 

bennison  I  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  oot  23,9a- 

loon  9445  Commercial  av  feb  23  '97  $100 
Daleiden  U  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  18, 

farn  and  piano  6m  $207 

Dempsey  O  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  19,  fnrn 

and  piano  $1(  8 

Dietz  P  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  oot  22,  sa- 
loon 135  Wilson  2y  $100 

Drake  J  O  to  Mechle  Ptg  Press  Co  oot  19, 

press  155  Washnsto  6m  $400 

Dawson  H  M  to  J  Y  Matson  sept  20,  milk 

bnsiness  4m  $9  0 

Diokerson  L  A  to  B  Thompson  oot  2t, 

fnrn  2026  Indiana  av  3m  $182 

Fwers  H  to  il  Haselnahn  oot  21,  saloon 

34  Division  ly  $300 

Evans  A  to  M  £  Finoh  oot  25,  fnrn  6m 

 '  $207 

Engel  J  fo  Seipp  Brg  Co  oot  19,  saloon 

459  n  Olark  2y  $1243 

Erledlander  J  B  to  F  J  Deveudorf  oot  i-o, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $124 

Frank  T  M  to  C  Passon  &  Son  oot  25.pool 

table  dec  1  96  $141 

Frederiok  F  to  A  H  Williams  oot  26,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $150 

Field  E  I  to  H  P  Moont  oot  24,  fnrn  and 

piano  45  i6  Yinoennes  av  7m  $193 

Fargo  8  W  to  8  L  Ingram  oot  25,  farn 

30th  and  Mioh  av  7m   $450 

Find  E  H  to  E  H  Beardsley  oot  19,  fnrn 

137  Pine  st  6m  $435 

Feaks  J  to  N  Faber  oot  9,  fnrn  224  Hsl- 

sted  ly  $300 

Gray  H  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  19,  furn  6m 

 $129 

Griswold  N  to  8  Miller  oot  24,  fnrn  nov  1. 

'96  $245 

Gerbes  A  to  S  Miller  oot  19,  fnrn  457  Bel- 
den  av  6m  $218 

Qile?  C  H  to  J  Jameioh  oot  9,  mdse  eto 

6m  $290 

Gretzon  R  J  to  E  L  Wright  oot  21,  fnrn 

6m     $62 

Qengenbaoh  A  to  T  Riesohi  oot  25,  horse 

6m  $700 

Gaines  W  F  to  F  Melvin  oot  26,  saloon 

eto  Jefferson  2y  $800 

Gifford  S  S  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  oot  23,  forn 

9m  $250 

Horton  F  L  fo  D  Rankin  oot  29,  forn 

3248  Graves  pi  5m  $130 

Hermann  J  to  N  W  Brg  Co  oot  28,  saloon 

401  Addison  av  2y  $400 

Hilliar  M  to  N  T  Lirdgree  oot  29,  ptg 

olBoe  557  Sedgwick  10m  $105 

HoflEman  J  P  to  Monarch  Brg  Co  oot  i9. 

saloon  599  Jefferson  2y  $207 

Hipes  F  8  to  J  W  Gree'nebanm  oot  23, 

mdse  86  Franklin  6m  

Hawkin  K  H  tc  G  H  Cobleigh  oot9,piano 

7340  Stewart  av  3m  |86 

Hartman  O  to  8mith,  Helmer,  Moalton  & 

Price,  oct  26,  fnrn  4229  Halsted  ....  $144 
Hanna  B  to  I  N  Alley  oot  23,  furn  6m 

 $2000 

Halverson  J  G  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  oot 

22,  saloon  159  w  Erie  23m  $2nc 

Hartmann  C  to  J  J  Hiltz  oct  22,f  nrn  4235 

B  Halsted  2y  |1000 

Hansen  H  J  to  Mo^voy  Brg  Co  oct  16,8a- 

loon  532  Aostin  av  2y  $400 

Harrigan  3  to  J  Mason  sept  12,  forn 

2132  Kinzie  2y  $122 

Hotohkiss  f  H  to  J  E  Qiady  oot  2*2,  en- 
gine and  machy  eto  570  Ogden  av  Im 


Hntt  N  A  to  0 

2316  C  Grove 
Halvoreen  C  to 

loon  118  w  H 
Hoffman  J  F  to 

.'iOl  n  Market 
IversoD  L  J  to 

205  Emerson 
Jecobie  E  to  8 

eto  7m  

Johnson  L  B  to 


 $500 

H  Merrick  oot  23.  fnrn 

av  5m   J70 

Standard  Brj  oot  25,  sa- 

oron  |5oo 

B  Anderson  oat  22,  plant 

fim   $300 

0  Anderson  oot  19.  fnrn 

ly   ...$290 

B  Knowlton  oot  25,  horses 

 $130 

0  D  <fc  D  Bav  B/g  Oo  aug 


16,  paloon  31'51  0  Grove  av  23m  $585 

Jones  F  A  to  A  Biggs  oot  24,  furn  6m. $354 
Jones  W  E  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  19,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m.  ..  ,  $310 

Jaoobson  J  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Co  eept  24, 

ealoou  3700  Wentworth  av  2y  $450 

Koohn  J  L  to  £  H  Nieman  oot  22,  fnrn 

421  Superior  3m  !..$500 

Kenney  J  F  to  L  H  Falley  oot  16,  coach 

etc  ly  $400 

Kegel  J  to  T  D  Jermain  oot  17,  465  Poto 

mac  av  3m  $70 

Kleist  O  L  to  T  D  Jermain  oct  18,  farn 

638  w  North  av  6m.  $85 

Eabe  G  F  to  0  M  Snsan  oot  24,  saloon  2y 

 $300 

Knbioek  V  to  J  Kubeoik  oot  18,  mdseSlst 

and  Woodbine  2y    $5r0 

Kogler  L  to  L  G  Smith  oot  3,  forn  6m.  .$70 
Klopf  J  to  L  Boehrr  oot  21,  furn  5133 

Wentworth  av  2y  $400 

Klooina  J  to  J  O  Horaok  oct  22,  billiard 

table  397  w  18th  9m  $80 

Koohn  J  L  to  £  U  Memanz  oot  22,  fnrn 

421  Saperior  2y  $5rO 

Kroth  J  to  0  Mack  oct  52.  register  2y.$l20 
Kilpatriok  Q  J  to  F  £  Blaokman  oot  26, 

forn  ly  $200 

Krebs  L  to  Globe  Casket  Mfg  Co  oot  28, 
nnderiakers  stook  horsss  carriages  eto 

9040  Erie  av  15m  $513 

Loomis  Q  H  to  M  E  Finch  oot  22,fnrn  6m 

 $10S 

Lind^trom  J  V  to  Waoker  &  U  B  &  M  Co 

'  ot  23,  saloon  234  Townsend  2y  .. .  $1500 
Ludington  J  A  to  C  M  McMahon  oct  12. 

maohy  eto  Chicago  Hghts  22m  $1760 

Lehre  L  to  G  G  Hnbbell  oot  24,  fnrn  10m 

 $103 

Lnoieni  A  to  £  F  Welze  oot  28,  mdse  280 

North  av  8m   $300 

Loomey  D  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  sept  7,  sa- 
loon 536  45  h  2y  $390 

Lawrence  M  to  I  Wall  oct  26,  fnrn  2034 

Dearborn  jan  1  '97  $1700 

Leslen  A  8  to  F  McNellis  oct  26,  farn 

23m  $2  )0 

Lnndin  M  to  0  O  Williamson  oct  28,  ptg 

cflaoe  179  Canal  iy  p  m  $6ro 

LaBeisch  J  D  to  0  Tnrgeson  sept  15, farn 

and  8  m  6m  $100 

Lnnow  O  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  oot  16,  sa- 
loon 706  Halsted  ly  $253 

Low  L  8  to  W  F  Weimors  oot  22,ptg  cffiae 

125  Dearborn  dem   $485 

M  ann  A  P  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  oct  23,  furn 

7m  $103 

Miller  S  F  to  8  B  Koowlton  oct  26,  horse 

etc  7m   $S4 

Murphy  J  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M  Oo 

oct  25,  salo  )n  1  Edgewood  av  2y..  .$250 
Meyer  F  to  0  0  W  Meyer  oct  24,  fnrn  356 

State  2y  $2000 

Moore  L  M  to  R  M  MoOreery  oot  23,  furn 

4m  $300 

Maloney  P  to  Citizens  Brg  Oo  oct  21,  sa- 
loon 462  w  12th  

MoGinnis  B  to  Citizens  Brg  Oo  oct  21,  sa 

loon  96  Desplaines  $800 

Merrill  E  to  Wes?  Side  Brg  Oo  oot  21.  sa- 
loon 56  w  Madison  ly  $456 

Metzner  O  R  to  L  Ryden  sept  21,  fixt  1*8 

Srdg-viok  $125 

MoDermott  P  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  17,  forn 

6m   $155 

Matthews  A  to  G  A  Plicefc  oct  19,  furn 

1239  Emerson  may  9  $100 

Morris  L  to  £  H  Morris  oct  21,  fnrn  182 

Custom  Honse  pi  23m  $500 

McCoy  J  toT  Litile  oot  24,  horses  eto  2y 

 $2013 

MoDermott  JO  to  M  E  Finch  oct  25, 

piano  6m    $io3 

McDongald  P  to  £  J  Ward  oot  24.  piano 

6m  $164 

Manlhis  J  to  J  Jacobson  oot  24,  fruit  etc 

3044  Wentworth  av  sept  1pm  $100 

MoWhorter  L  8  to  E  L  Wright  oct  23,fixt8 

144  Water  jan  1  '97   $700 

Meyer  F  to  Fuller  &  Fuller  Co  oot  25, 

drugs  eto  116  n  Centre  av  ly  $900 

Nidat  R  E  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  25,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  $127 

Neubaoer  F  0  to  Dentsohen  Frauer  Vere- 
in  Jan  11,  horses  eto  219  n  Clark  jan  2 

 $3f0 

Nolan  J  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  22,  furn 

6m  1207 

Oshea  W  to  Delaney  &  M  oot  22,  saloon 

fitgs  376  Morgon  p  m   $450 

Orzechowski  L  to  M  Ndlson  oot  25,wagon 

1'  13  32d  4m   $90 

Osten  N  to  A  Osten  oct  8,  saloon  202 

Sedgwiok  $1100 

O'Malley  J  to  J  Cnllen  oot  21,  fnrn  and 

piano  3m  $115 

O'tttanghnessy  W  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo 


oot  25,  saloon  112  w  48th  23m  $300 

O'ilalley  A  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  sept 

9,  saloon  3768  State  23m  $733 

G'Qorman  M  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  sept  11, 

saloon  3150  Ashland  av  $405 

O'Dwyer  R  to  E  Smith  oot  22,  furn  7m 

 $135 

Pomeroy  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  28,  furn 

6m  $103 

Pujobs  J  to  H  Tockhorn  &  Co  oot  26,pool 

table  eto  254  n  Westn  av  p  m  ly. .  .$1111 
Parker  M  W  <t  Oo  to  J  E  Bratt  oot  '.'5, 

furn  79  5th  av  3m   $100 

Pettis  E  G  to  D  B  Smith  oct  1,  fnrn. .  .$500 
Peterson  F  W  to  F  C  Peterson  oot  19, 

milk  business  7m   $2£0 

Parker  G  D  to  W  H  Baxter  oct  21,  ehop 

1382  Madison  ly  ....$150 

Pike  J  J  to  H  Monheimer  oot  24,  laundry 

2135  Wabash  16m  $872 

Platner  G  M  to  P  Chipps  oct  7,  billiard 

tables  eto  643  63d  5m   f  5  lO 

Rogers  B  B  to  M  £  Finoh  oot  25,  piano 

and  fnrn  5m  $82 

Revelway  fl  to  F  J  Devendorf  oct  26,fnrn 

and  8  m  6m   $103 

Rosenlof  A  to  J  A  Dahlen  oot  26,  fuin 

2873^  Lincoln  av  2m  $172 

Roberts  H  H  to  M  E  Finch  oot  23,  piano 

6m  $129 

Regan  Pnbg  Co  to  HO  Brace  eept  14, 

ptg  offios  415  Dearborn  ly  $1000 

Ridlon  J  to  M  J  Robinson  oot  18,  ftirn  2 

8  ms  etc  2309  Oalomet  av  2y  $4449 

Roper  A  S  to  W  fl  Colvin  oot  22,  mdse  CI 

Wabash  9;)d8  $1265 

Ricards  J  to  L  G  Smith  occ  15,  fnrn  6m 
Reinert  N  J  to  L  G  Smith  oot  10,  furn 

li'm  $72 

Rokosz  M  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  oot  21,  sa- 
loon 109  w  Randolph  23m  $900 

Regan  J  Pnbg  Co  to  H  0  Brace  oct  22, 

ptg  offiae  415  Dearborn  $1000 

Rnsso  G  to  R  E  Qalenzi  oct  26,  8hop37fi2 

Cot  G  av  8m  $155 

Roffner  F  to  H  Cohn  oot  24,  forn  6m.  .$102 
Robinson  &  McGillvray  to  Uenn  &  G  Brg 
Oo  oct  51,  saloon  3111  Wentworth  av 

2y  $350 

Robe  L  G  to  Star  Brewery  oot  23,  saloon 

395  n  California  av  $140 

Sohreiber  L  to  D  8  Brg  Oo  oct  23,  saloon 

259  n  Ashland  av  2y  $600 

Socialer  Turn  Verein  to  SchoeLhufeo  Brg 
Co  oot  21,  saloon  Belmont  av  and  Pau- 
lina 2y   $2000 

Sexauer  8  0  to  P  Van  Schaaok  &  Sons  oot 

11.  drugs  Wilimeite  2y  $HOl) 

Stephans  W  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  oot  26, 

saloon  807  Halsted  23m  $.^50 

Sohmitt  R  to  M  B  Erz  oot  25,  forn  flOi) 

Sullivan  J  to  Citizens  Brg  Co  oot  21,  sa- 
loon 317  n  Market  $800 

Sohotz  £  to  J  Beuker  oot  22,  shop  and 

forn  131  5th  av  6m  $125 

Smith  J  (J  to  J  Swartz  oot  32,  horses  etc 

 $100 

Simpson  R  to  0  H  Merriok  oot  18,  fnrn 

5m  $70 

Saner  B  to  H  Zive  oot  22,  market  95  w 

13tk  pi  2y  $51)0 

Siddall  G  W  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  22  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $152 

Shaman  N  to  E  Mogg  oot  21,  piano  23m 

 $104 

Sullivan  L  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  uot23,  furn 

and  8  ms  7m   $120 

Strom  M  C  to  F  E  Blaokman  oot  19,  furn 

161  Milton  av  5m  $110 

Security  Restrnt  Co  to  F  Froehling  oot 
31,  saloon  5th  ave  and  Madison  2y 

 $1150 

Splerling  F  to  D  Spierliiig  oot  10,  bidg 

3542  Haloted  2y  $600 

Sallee  H  M  F  J  Devendorf  oot  23,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $278 

Segal  8  to  BrQn«wiok-B,0  Oo  oot  29,  pool 

table  1B86  Milwaukee  av  10m  p  m..$l00 
Tanin  P  P  to  Dexter  Severy  &  Son  oot  17, 

Worth  6m  $200 

Toner  £  P  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  aug 

17.  saloon  5059  Armour  23m  $485 

Tilley  Sand  Co  to  G  D  Nan  oct  18,  tog 

JamesHay  jane  28  $5(J0 

Thompson  E  0  to  L  G  Smith  oot  11,  furn 

5m  $72 

Taylor  R  A  to  Tnckhorn  &  8  oot  23,  pool 

tables  eto  May  wood  $121 

Thomas  J  to  J  Baesoher  oot  23,  horse  eto 

6m  .$100 

Tubbs  C  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  2,farn  822 

Greenleaf  ly   $200 

Van  Dorn  A  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  oot  23,  furn 

446  32d  6m  $102 

Van  Vossan  £  to  M  £  Finch  oot  28,  forn 

6m  $103 

Wiokstrom  0  to  BirK  Bros  Brg  Oo  oct  19, 


saloon  848  Clifton  av  2y   Jssbo 

Wiohersky  R  to  A  Smith  oot  2i,'  "furn  Vm 

Wawrn  H  to  Corper  Brg  60*  sept'eVealoon 

111  5th  av  2y   $600 

Wood  L  J  to  A  S  Wehrheim'oot  "ie,"  "furn 

618  Grove  2y  _  ^  $400 

Watson  8  to  L  A  Bryan  oot  25,'  na'arket 

5359  Carpenter   $500 

Wright  TB  to  M  E  Finch  oct  16^  "piano 

6m     $118 

Woerz  G  to  N  Westn  Brg  Co  oot*  18,  sa- 
loon 904  Cly bourn  av  2y   $800 

Willets  W  T  to  ME  Willels  oct  9  '  furn 

piano  and  s  m  2835  Commercial  ly.$265 
Wehman  M  to  Independent  Brg  Co  cot 

26,  saloon  277  Division  $500 

Wiechman  W  to  Mersbaoh  oot  22,  plant 

517  w  14lh  2y  "..$500 

Williams  L  to  A  S  Phelps  Jr  oct  23,  fnrn 

1618  Wabash  6m  $320 

Wotschka  A  to  Star  Bry  oot  23,  saloon  189 

w  North  av  3y  $600 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Bernard  N  0  to  K  Feruard  cot  12,  horses  etc  1380 

n  Hoisted  %'^oO 

Hatpin  J  to  A  Glenn  oct  21,  8Sloon  336  47lh  |1 

Halpin  J  to  \  Glenn  oot  21,  int  in  saloon  335  w  47thU 
Schuberth  F  to  G  F  Schuberlh  aug  7.   tools  1231 

LIH  »v  t256 

Oarr  B  H  to  D  P  Oashman  oct  21,  furn   $300 

Ar  hur  L  J  to  Perfect  Col  CuflE  Holder  eept  17, 

furn  85  Deirb)rn   n 

Webster  TeamiuR  Oo  to  E  E  Walsh  oct  12,  teams 

e!o'167  Kiczie  I3C0D 

Kelly  W  F  to  D  Kelly  sept  15,  horses  etc  761  Madl- 

 ,..$100 

Kastler  A  P  to  J  P  Marx  oct  22,  mdes  330  Division 

 $3400 

Soreaeen  P  to  S  Mendelsohn  oct  U,  piano  1128  n 

Ket'zle  av  n 

Mendelson  8  to  A  Sorenson  oot  15,  piano  1128  n 

Kfdzle  av  |l 

SchmelflQg  J  to  0  H  SchmelflQg  oct  22,  drugs  2727 

Slate  $1000 

Mullen  M  to  T  Oaynor  sept  27,  farn  136  (Jastom 

HoQ'se  pi  $4750 

Berger  F  J  to  J  Eirkebr  july  1,  drug,  1488  Milwan- 

hee  av  $»50O 

Korf  F  to  A  Kency  apr  14,  furn  145  Saoraiiento 

av  $70 

Nathan  L  to  N  M  Plotke  oct  22,  turn  3183  n  ( lark 

 $1(00 


JUI>6]!IJE:NT8. 


F  L  Otts  V  M  AteehjoD,  $500, 

I  0  Giftord  v  American  Ceramic  Works.  $1,054.40. 
P  J  Ounuin^ham,  $1,2602  9.5;  Ounntcghem  Brothers 

Woolen  0.jmp»ur,  $533.03,  v  James  Buchanan. 
Samuel  InsnU  v  G  (V  Bryson.  $9,360.60. 
Pennsylvania  Coal  Company  v  J  J  Cnllen,  $503. 
Chicago  Oclfitj  Oo  v  E  T  Oarr,  $1,108  61. 
Whitman  t  Barnes  Manufactcrlng  Oo  v  Ornver  & 

Steele  Manutnctiiring  0  >,  tl],5H2.43, 
Chicago  Edison  Co  v  Co-operative  Electric  Light  Oo, 

$185,000. 

PCleary  v  Mr  and  Mrs  G  A  Chambers,  $540. 

Obeuey  Brothers,  $1,116,42;  J  T  Sherman,  A  L  E  id, 
Jr.,  C  A  Sherman  and  A  Debany,  executors  estate 
of  F  T  Cecil,  $78(1,50;  Botany  Worsted  Mills,  $2,- 
600  29;  Swetzer,  Pembrook  &  Oo.  $1,487,  v  C  D«  rn- 
berg  L  Glick  and  J  Horner. 

Merle  &  Beaney  Manufaolnring  Co  v  Timothy  Ho- 
gan,  $1,604.04, 

Wilsou  Brothers  v  Henry  Hnrms,  $1,125. 

J  A  Phillips  V  a  N  Blbfcard,  $500. 

Gottfried  Brewing  Co  v  M  Lovett,  $611.21. 

Nati'iual  Live  Stock  Bank  of  Chicago  v  M  J  Learn  ey, 
$21,21H.81. 

National  Live  Btc  ck  Bank  of  Chicago  v  M  Mclnerney, 
$6,894,44. 

Chicago  E  Hion  Oo  v  Northwestern  Electric  Light 
Co,  $30,787.89. 

J  O  ^  eory  v  John  Purcell.  $8  '4.53. 

F  Kranich  and  Jocques  Buch  v  M  W  Kosenthal  $600. 

S  In^ull  v  M  and  V  8  Knthscbild,  $3,994.36. 

C  T  Haas  v  I  4  and  Stevansou,  »1.610  60. 

Forenaan  Brothers  v  Louis  Stein,  $3,017. 

Fu'ler  &  Fuller  Co  v  Gustave  Tedtman,  »],221.60. 

Henry  James  v  Traffic  ConBtrnction  Oo,  $27,388. 

Josiah  Oolledge  v  Ouited  States  Desk  Manufactur- 
ing Co.  t2,537.(7. 

Evans  Marble  Oo  v  M  M  Brown,  $803.72. 

M  E  Scnith,  $4,923.(6;  Denver  Pub  Samp  Works, 
$3,486.93. 

F  GriOHbach  v  D  M  Cohen,  $596.83. 

BoornoBD  &  Pease  v  A  J  Dextar  and  Centennial  Mfg 
Co.  tl,ii77.84. 

J  Goldinger  v  Joseph  Friedman  et  al,  $51.S.49. 

State    ODk  V  W  Greiner,  Jr.  $8,171.23. 

J  F  Powell  V  0  F  Jacobs,  11,320. 

H0CI6  Lumber  Oo  v  John  Vogt,  1730.80. 


Kovember  2,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


1055 


Spopner  K  flowell,  use  of  First  National  Bauk  of 
Chloasi,  V  Baillargeou  Interior  Building  Co, 
$886.9ij. 

Mary  Ctraham  v  City  of  OhlcaRO,  S700. 

Elizabeih  d  Gordon,  administratrix  estate  of  Will- 
iam Candell,  $600. 

First  National  Bank  of  Fort  Madison,  Iowa, 
T  Oolnmbi'j  8  raw  Paper  Oo,  tl0,tl(i2.64 

J  Spencer  Tnrner  v  Graver  &  Steele  Manufacturing 
Oo,  $17,636.78. 

Dana  slade  v  Wilhelinina  Fieher,  tS'O. 

SopHia  Goldemith  v  German  Fire  Insurance  Oo  of 
Pittebargh,  «4».5i). 

Sophia  aolasmlth  v  Granite  State  Fire  Insnrance 
Co  of  Portamonih,  N  H. 

Wm  Ise'.in  &  Co  v  Harry  J  Beam  and  Louis  Stein, 

John  8  Vi  gler  v  Harry  J  Hearn  and  Louis  Stein, 
$1,183.11. 

Oalbermann  Dommriok  &  Co  v  Hearn  &  Oo,  $1,481.64 

Falk  MaantRcturiug  Co  y  Jesse  L  and  George  V 
Hollahan,  $788.14. 

Katherine  L  Couriright  v  James  A  Medbary  World's 
Fair  Ho!el  and  Boarding  Bureau,  $2,500. 

Sophia  Goldemlie  v  Phoenix  Insurance  Co  of  Brook- 
lyn, $947.50. 

George  E  Keith  v  Daniel  Smith,  $709.86. 

Harry  H  r.obell  Oo  v  Daniel  G  Smlih,  $1,476.91. 

Sophia  Goldsmith  v  Sun  Fire  Cffloe  of  London, 
$947.50. 

Rachel  M  Shafifner  v  UciteJ  States  Mutual  Accident 

Association,  13,400. 
Jamnel  Marx,  use  of  Sophia  Goldsmith,  exetrix  will 

of  P  Goldsmith,  v  Western  Insurance  Oo  of  Pitts 

bnrg,  Pa,  $710. 
B  Frend  Suns  v  Moses  Abrams,  $1,204.40. 
Timothy  O'Neil,  admtr  est  Ellen  O'Neil,  v  0  and  A 

Ry,  »5  000. 

Edward  Marks  v  A  Deesel,  D  Bush,  N  Lletze,  $650, 
Panl  Btahl,  guardian,  v  Independent  Order  of  Mutual 

Aid,  ta.uOO. 
E  A  Littig  V  G  S  Knapp  and  wife,  $615 
0  Rahn,  admr  est  W  Bahn,  deceased,  v  AugutJtat. 

New  11.  $2,600. 
L  I  Filetinp  v  0  Olson  &  Son,  $1,106.66. 
B  H  8  Dlmiok  and  J  0  Adams,  ex  est  A  J  Dimiot, 

$1,125;  w  H  Werner.  $3,169.75. 
W  M  Griffin  and  E  R  Skelley  v  E  A  Rice,  11,032.40 
John  Walsh  v  Warren  Springer,  $500. 
Commercial  National  B-ink  of  Cleveland,  v  Morris 

Sellers,  $4,319.31. 
J  H  Miller  V  8  J  Arthur,  $2,641.84. 
John  Fell  v  Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  Rail 

way,  $500. 
T  3  Lipton  Co  V  J  J  Ci.8hiD.  $519.25. 
Mishael  Sadler  v  City  of  Chicago.  $500. 
J  Brodrick,  admtr  est  of  M  Brcdrlck,  deceased,  v 
Chicago  and  Eastern  Illiuois  and  Chicago  and 
Western  Irdiana  railways,  J2,60{', 
Nelson  Morris  4  Oo  v  M  W  Gleason,  $743  03, 
The  Enquirer  Company  v  Frank  Hall,  $624. 
8  R  Martin  v  H  J  Hall,  $323. 
A  M  Brivgs  v  O  J  Nelson,  $1,401.23. 
M  L  Rantishoaser  v  G  J  Richards  &  Co,  $5,077.74. 
First  "  atioual  Bank  of  Chicago  v  Columbia  Straw 

P8p»r  Oo,  $36,880  84. 
FN  bel  v  0  Maud  St  P  Ry  Oo,  $700. 
G  A  Follansbee,  ndmtr  est  of  H  0'  jonoghne  v  George 

Daniels,  $4,2g3. 
N  M  Cohn  V  Jacob  Friedman,  $2,599. 
B  N  Shelley  v  L  H  Gallagher,  $3,000. 
Oambridee  Iron  and  Steel  Oo  v  M  S  and  H  N  Greene- 

banm,  $d95.34. 
Empire  Laundry  Oo  v  J  H  Heagle,  $563  50. 
B  J  Schift,   Marks  Ltvinson  and  B  J  Nnsbaum 

V  F  and  B  Joseph,  $3,818.49. 
Henry  Loerr  y  E  A  Mulford,  $1,304.60. 
Anton  Mailman  v  Magnaleua  Mailman,  $1,P39. 
American  Exchange  National  tank  v  H  H  Pond, 
$1,838.04. 

Tygsrt,  Allen  Fertilizsr  Oo  v  Pioneer  Insurance  Co, 
$1,143  82. 

Henry  Templeton  v  Rudolph  Prahl,  $967.46. 

Beck  &  Pauli  Lithographing  Co  y  World's  Fair  Ho- 
tel and  Boarding  Bureau,  $.i60. 

Ashland  Block  association  v  R  M  Wilber,  M  D  Kean 
and  the  new  Ashland,  $2,26L52. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Lt8  9  and  10,  s  27  ft  adj  Itst  7  and  8  b  12 
and  pt  of  Michigan  terrace,  Oleaver- 
ville.  Henry  Sohlaoke  et  al  v  Bertha  and 
Delia  WoifE  |720 

Miliard  av,  prems  642.  C  Mantel  Oo  v 
Andrew  Q  Mnir  $105 

Millard  av,  prems  644.  Same  v  Same.  .$105 

Wentworth  av.  prems  6936  and  6938.  John 
Zolewtky  v  Wm  R  Partello  $:'dCO 

Fletcher  si,  ptems  526  and  528.  Phoenix 
Stone  Oo  V  Sam  Brown  Jr  and  Q  Van 
Haselen   .|97.50 

Warren  av,  prems  906.  J  0  Bailey  v  Em- 
ma L  Meader  f  136 


La  Salle  st,  prems  119.  Standard  Elevator 
and  Uffc  Oo  v  Wm  A  Panisen,  Carl 
Pehrson,  Wm  M  Le  Mojne  and  Jiranois 
J  Le  Moyne   |3990 

Lake  av.  No  3942.  Frank  E  Baokns  v  Har- 
ry M  Wiloox,  Wm  A  Bayor  and  Hattie 
J  Bayor  $105.25 

Koy's  add,  Its  16  and  17  b  5.  C  Book  et  al 
v  Morris  0  Greenwald  and  Leo  Blam 
 $240 

Stone  &  Whitney's  sab,  w  50  ft  of  e  125 
ft  of  n  50  ft  b  8  of  8  e  34  se  >  6  38  14. 
Garden  City  Sand  Oo  v  Am  Refose  Cre- 
matory Oo  $1563.86 

Lill  av,  prems  1551,  E  D  Otis  v  Mrs  Lon- 
dall  $35 

Josohow's  resub.  Its  1  to  6  of  Its  1  to  3  b 
Trowbridge  et  al  sob  n  w  3^  s  w  ^  36 
40  13.  E  T  Burrows  Oo  v  Sophia  Jos- 
ohow  $74 

Prairie  av  prems  4854  to  4860.  George  T 
Houston  &  Oov  Susan  0  and  John  Mor- 
ris $957.5.') 

Johnsfon  &  Cox's  sob,  Its  33  and  34  b  8 
of  s  w  ^  8  w  3^  seo  36  40  13  Otto  L 
Peterson  v  Luoia  Horn  and  Carl  A  R  L 
Elnender  |72 

Magill'.  sub.  It  9  of  b  1  Comrs  partn  of 
w  3^  of  s  e  of  seo  14  38  14.  Glover  & 
Co  V  Chas  E  Jonas  $17i'.73 

Thompson's  sub,  Us  38  and  39  b  8  n  w  3^ 
of  n  e  3^  seo  1  39  13.  H  P  Jeron  v  M  H 
Swift  |209 

Tolman  av,  prems  752,  Artesian  Stone  & 
Lime  Works  Oo  v  Same  $104.15 

Pierce's  add,  Its  7  and  8  b  16  s  w  ^  see 
31  40  14.  David  T  Jack  v  Julius  Tesmer 
   $597.48 

Edgewater,  CairndnflE's  add,   It  14  b  i 
Pet9r  Eriokson  v  R  H  Walker  $341 

ShefiSeld  and  School  sta,  prems  s  w  cor. 
Home  Lumber  Co  v  Rose  and  Thomas 
Sweeney  $282.10 

Oakley  av  N,  prems  876.  Louis  Peterson 
V  Lars  Pederson   $332 

Forty-ninth  st,  prems  654  to  668,  E  Ken- 
nedy V  J  T  Binkley  Jr  $109 


ttory  and  basement 
story  and 


Mackinaw  av  8454,  Felix  Znrrin,  2  story  frame  flat, 
I2,:!0J. 

Normal  parkway  N  568,  M  F  Holmes,  2  story  frame 

dwel.iug,  t7,tO  I. 
Ewine  st  98J3,  John  Peterson,  3 

brick  store  and  flats,  t2,ouO. 
Wabash  av  i8i0-2i,  William  Blair,  two  2 

basement  brick  stores,  »t),200. 
Eigbteenth  st  W  1361,  K  Ohlala,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $8  OuO. 
Turner  av  1288,  Vaclav  Kohont,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brica  store  and  flat,  t3,0uu. 
Lake  st  W  1329-31,  Central  Paik  Improvement  Oom 

pauy.  three  3  story  ana  basement  brici  stores  and 

ha' Is.  t3u,Ui.O 

Trumbull  av  968,  0  Foelgner,  2  story  and  basemen 
brioR  flat,  $4,6U0. 

Jackson  st -^194,  8  8  Gunderson,  2  story  and  base 
meut  brick  flat,  $4,U00. 

Wood  st    1124,  Wells  &  French  Oo,  2  story  brick 

powerhouse,  t3,0uu. 
Baolne  av,  8.7,  Miss  L  M  Goggln,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  »6,..00. 
Ouyler  av  464,  G  Olesjn,  1^  story  frame  cottage 

$2,C00. 


Ualsted  st  8  6308,  George  J  Pfeifer,  4  story  and  base 

ment  brick  st  rage  and  flats,  18,000. 
Madison  av  6129  35,  W  Moore,  four  3  story  and  base 

ment  brisk  residences,  $SO,000. 
Union  av  7607-9.  P  W  George,  two  2  story  frame  reel 

deuces,  $5,000. 
Division  st  65-67,  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St  Paul 
Railway  Company,  1  story  and  basement  brick 
freight  cffloe,  $2,600. 
Belden  av  2s3,  A  J  Samuelson,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats  and  barn,  $7,5U0. 
Washington  blvd  1056,  William  A  Rlddiford,  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Wa  hington  blvd  1U73,   George  Riddiford,  3  story 

aid  basement  brick  flats,  f6,i/00. 
Washington  blvd  Ii  74,  Arthur  B  Riddiford,  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $S,000. 
Clarkson  av  190.  W  Fara.an,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flsts.  $2,600. 
Whipple  st  N  663,  Albert  8  Heck,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,80). 
North  Forty-eighth  av  88-90,  A  F  Rehberg,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  stores  and  hal',  $8,000. 
Huron  st  268,  John  H  Lrnry,  1  brick  addition  top 
e.ory,  $6,000. 

Sangamon  st,  6651-93,  and  Forty-seventh  st,  1014  20, 
nine  3  story  and  basement  brick  apartment  build 
ings,  t4ii,u00. 

Morgan  st  6544,  Andrew  Nysted,  2  story  frame  flats 
12,500, 

Prairie  av  6143  45,  James  Penhallegon,  two  3  story 
and  basement  brick  apartment  buildings,  $18,0ii', 
McHenry  st  48-50,  Chicago  Brewing  Company,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  addition  to  brewery,  $5,C0J. 
Fuilertou  £.v8,  Deering  Harvester  Company,  3  story 

una  basement  brick  factory,  $i8,0C0. 
Fremont  st  135a,  M  Hemmaway,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,:i00. 
Ingraham  st  32,  John  Korkos,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  private  barn,  $2.5U(j. 
Greenwood  av  6435-39,  0  W  Hoft,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelliogo,  $15,00u. 
Rosa  av  6526,  N  W  Hanohett,  two  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $17,0U0. 

exington  av  6636,  H  0  Hcflman,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flat,  $3,000. 

Lexington  av  605-65,  w  H  Stewart,  three  2  story  and 
base  i^ent  brick  residences,  $6,000. 

South  Chicago  av  7139,  W  H  Pitchln,  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flat,  «3.000. 

Lake  av  4016-17,  Max  Wolff,  5  story  and  basement 
brick  apartment  building,  $70,000. 


Greenwood  av  4326,  Dr  O  P  Pruyu  8  story  and  base 

mem  brick  flat,  $12,000. 
Ai  milage  av  61  2,  Oscar  Roassie,  three  story  end 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  t4,OuO. 
Elm  ball  av  13.9,  F  A  Peterson,  2  story  frame  flat 

«2,400. 

Ohamplain  av  4840,  Nelll  Brother,  3  story  and  base 

ment  briuk  flats,  t9,i.oo. 
Eighty-seventh  pi  17)3,   William   L  Doyle,  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  t2,400. 
Greeu  8  6039,  Matilda  i.arson,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $4,0u0. 

Paulina  st  8  6319,  A  J  Ladin,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,0i  0 

MloDigan  av  6147,  J  S  Ridell,  2  story  and  basemen 
brick  barn,  t2,0J0 

Parry  av  127^-74,  A  L  Bletsch,  two  2  story  and  base 
meut  brick  flats,  $6,00o. 

Perry  av  12C4-6.  William  Bletsch,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6  OOu. 

Janssen  st  192,  B  A  Bennett,  I  story  frame  church, 

$2,7UO. 

Union  av  11741,  W  Johnston,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  fla's,  $8,000 

Sixtieth  st  974,  0  Christianson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Emerald  av  64112,  E  A  Mo  Oracken,  2  story  and  base 
meui  brick  flats,  $3,600. 

Congress  st  2328,  S 
brick  flats,  $2,8j0. 


Grim,  2  story  and  basement 


Monticello  av  277-96,  W  0  Westfall,  ten  2  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $26,000. 
Bslmont  av  262,  Peter  Ludwtg,  2  story  frame  store 

and  flats,  $2,810. 
Fairfield  av  811,  MIhs  Etta  Green,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  dats,  $5,6u0. 
Vlncennes  av  4103-11,  William  0  Foley,  four  3  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 
Indiana  av  <7ii7-13,  N  P  Onmmings,  four  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flits,  $.i(i,Ou(i. 

Congress  st  2271,  M  J  Scott,  2  story  and  basement 
bi  ick  flats,  $3,lu0. 

Hoyne  av  169S,  8  L  Walker,  2  story  frame  flate,$2,000 
Ashland  av  1764,  Henry  Liese,  a  story  frame  flats. 
$3,000. 

Iowa  et  496,  J  Hanson  and  0  Benson,  2  story  an  l 

bisement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Calumet  av  6943-45,  Matiie  Peterson,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2.;,0ii0. 
Wright  st  6949,  W  8  Edsou,  2  story  frame  residence, 

$'/,Olili. 

Marshfield  av  6321.  Mrs  Ida  A  Combs,  2  story  and 
basement  b'  ick  flnts,  $2,2  lO. 

Normal  Park  av  N  434-36,  J  o  Dymond,  three  story 
frame  rear  addition,  $2,000. 

Grace  81874-16  7»,  OeCir  Charles,  three  1  story  frame 
oo  tages,  $4,001). 

Grace  st  786,  E  H  Semen,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
dwelling,  $»,(I00. 

Newport  av  409J  to  410],  J  Jenkins,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cwelliDe-,  $2,500. 

Ward  st  36-38  40,  Berk  Brofheri",  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  stockhouse,  $10.01)0. 

Thirty-fifth  st  175J,  F  A  Newman,  2  story  and  base- 
mem  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,0(io. 

Ashland  av  8  571-73,  WenzA  Thlele,  two  3  story 
and  basement  brick  storeronmi  and  flats,  $8,(  00 

Emerald  av  11935-37,  Mrs  Farrlngton,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $4,400. 


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Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  ACSrHSNTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  St. 
BAIBD  &  WARNER,  Rmg.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  St. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BBUO    B.,  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  CO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  ets, 

DELAMATER,  8.,  66  Dearborn  St.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  K.  8.  &  Co.,      Dearborn  Bt. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  h  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  *  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber  o 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
JTRICKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
iORDON  C.  V.  k  Co.,  115  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-et.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNB  BROS,  8ii  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  et. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  b  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Assocla'ion  Bldg.,  153  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSolIe  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

MAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  b  Tmst  Bldg. 
UEBIQDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOR rON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Ton  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  00.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchonge  Bldg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
SCHUMACHER  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  8t 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLINQ,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  St  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Bsisted 

BANKERS. 

DBEYEB  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
UBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Uolbum 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  k  Co.,  164Dearborn 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  aaudulpb. 


Aliitracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTK  k  RIOKOORDS,  107  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  *  CO.,  M-4  Washington  it 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  &  00.,  86  Washington  st, 
BK0OaDEB>8  AB8TBA0T  PBPT.,  Ooimty  Court 


REVELL'S 

CrRTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ave&Adazsf  bi 


1056 


THU  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  2. 1896 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 


&CO. 


FAY  SPECIAC  ATTEKTIOK 

TO  THE  MANCFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  POR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DROP  U9  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  wortliy  mop  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  tbe 
Cbioago  pnblio;  aleo 
ontside  points  where 
we  have  do  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  $1U  Dp. 
Call  aod  see  oar  es- 

THOS.  KEBLY  &  Eros 

Mannfacturers  of 

Plumblns  Goods. 

201  MADI80N  ST. 
Near  6tli  av.,  OHIOAQO. 


H.   W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBIBIIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oof.  L,a  Salle   and  Madison  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qe^eral  |iardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  t^e 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tentioQ  ^iven: 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled 
worlimen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  out 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


i*tlas  Fire  AsF>DraDoe  Oo.,  Eoglaod. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Uambarg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hamburg. 


Roohester  German  Ins   Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsborg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  <&  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiAt»AIiIiE  8TKKKT. 

CHICAeo  II.IiIIVOIi». 


Ado'ph  Loeb. 
Leo  A ,  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I?ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  JHarquette  Bids,      W.  Cor.  I>enrborii  and  Adams  IStreets 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  re  ws^— 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  nbout  PUC  A  D  Except  their 
them       UntMr  ^^gg 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Sopparte  Back  where  need"d. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^'f  mS""' 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPFCIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

nnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10.221  Ftfth  Avenue, 

OHICAGO,  ILL. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  4  ChandlBs 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  IHECHAIV/CAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WAHHJj«<iiTOW  D.c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
YaluatioDS  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Ouiuoiet  Bv.,  and  17tb  St. 
'lei.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 

Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
opinions  of  Titles  Fnrnlsli 


Chicago. 


E.  E.  BBOWNELL, 

Preet. 


B.  H.  QBOBS, 

Vice-Prest. 


GET.  E.  liAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Ohicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT. 


SUIT  7/3  OXf'ORD  BUILDINO, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


CiiicgLsrO 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 


ing  Prices  on 


Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  '1  e  foUowi 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS.* 

L-^ts  of  5.  depend-  Lots  ol  10,  depend-  Lots      Lots  Lots 
log  on  amoant  of      Ing  on  amount  of    of  of  of 

8  Z9  ma  ter.  matter.  2i  BO  100 

2x.i  ft.  6fic  to  75c  50c  to  60c  35c  32c  30c 
3x4  ft.  90cto$l.0C  80c  to  90c  70c  65c  63c 
4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  11,90  $1.45   $1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  i2th  st ,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  45. 


CHICAGO,  NOVEMBER  9,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDIMQ  AMD  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Qo, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 


MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

"Wasliington.  Street, 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

BTOB.  145  and  147  Randolph  *»t., 
CHICAVO. 


The  Inveetment  of  Money  In  Good  Hecnrltles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLTS. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstmBnts, 


Real  Estate. 


laS  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2B0,  OHIOAQO. 


H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEISTEB.   O.  H.  PU90HE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*EST  ATE,  

LOANS*^*INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

93   and.   04  Wastjixigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Beal  Estate.  Pirst  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


Gr.  BIRKHOFF,  JE 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  Jstate,  npan 

and  fTinandal  Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 


704  SCILLER  BUIDINC. 


Telephone  Main  1647. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.  » 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Chjicago,  111. 


F.  A.  BAENB8,  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  pabibb, 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  FLOOD. 


..Telephone  No  9   0HA8.  F.  TAYLOB. 


FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

0304  COMMEBCJAIi  AVEXIJB, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  ^  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


WTLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  1/ .  W ABNEB , 

OonBoIting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceeding  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

151  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


F:anci&  E.  Fealsooly. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


J,H,    1^5  Dearborn  Street. 

V/^nVussingen 

f      I       &  c  o . 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

SuMivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6th  Floor  masonic  Temple. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Roonn  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEPHOK£  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
Kadison  Street. 


OHIOAQO 
1104  Cwirgs  Euil^in 
215  learlscrn  Ltiett 


058 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS 

-A.cre  •  Tracts  •  P-u.rclia.seci 

Or  Salsdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDIN&. 

T£IiEPJBONK  1988. 


THE  KEAL  EjiTATE  A^'D  liUiLDlNG  JOURNAL. 

Greenebaum  Sons, 

BANKERS.  N- 

83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Improved  Chioago  Real  Estste  a  Spe 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted, 


Novembtr  9,  1895. 


stairs  Cabinet  Work  (jlrilles 

S.M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
I26-I30  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwankes  ave.  aod  Einzie  st. 
elephone.  Main  986.  CtjicagfO 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRON?ON,  Mgr 


Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 
113  Randolph  St. 

CHICAtiiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
15, CO  to  »6n.OU  per  anmm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  {$• 
>^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ($• 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Galorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stune  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd,  Chicago. 

Linscott's  RidEeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $10 
down,  $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Kxctaanee  Baildlnsr,  .  Chicago 

Corner  Washington  ancj  La  Salle  StreetB, 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE       Bra„cn  omee, 
BANKERS.  a»OK.  55  street 

94  La  Salle  Street, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Gl,    B3AHD    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 
CHICAGO. 


\7Q  DfARBORN  4 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE. 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


3*  -»<=UJ 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

BUILDING 


Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STEE£iT 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
conaplete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NCWSPAPCR 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 
BUILDING 

ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

  I 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


I^eal  ^state|BijiIdi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor.  ^^^^  CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Adv^ince 
Building  and  real  estatk 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALE3 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  i5 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  NOVEMBER  9,  1895. 


.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTJBANOE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

fE»3-l55  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V,  * 

Ravenswood.  V^XllCSlgfO^ 

JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Soney  LoanBd  Witliout  CoTninisslDn 

■s)  On  improved  city  property  and 
■9)  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MBMBBK  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPER!  H'U.'it^^  ^„ 

A  SPECIALTY.  \jl\\CcigO. 


E.  A.  CTJMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pabllo.  Telephn 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY. 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  &  Rickcords, 

107  to  1 15  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -       -       -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  2oo1ooo 


MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  Assignee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  and 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
cates and  Corporations. 


E.  T-  PAUL  &  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago 


E*  S.  Drcyer 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and    I^eal  Estate, 

ICS  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  109411  EOOKEHY  BLDQ. 


JOHN  DOLESB. 


J.  H.  SHEPARl; 


ESTABLISHED  1B68. 


Doiese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING i CONTRACTORS, 

o  C 

HAHUVAOTUBBBS  AND  DBAI.IB8  VS 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOA.GC1 

SECOND  FliOOE  TEDtONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  EXPBES8  246. 

Partlonlar  attentlOD  psM  to  Macadam  Boade,  Drivs;,  Boalb- 
Tarda  and  Bosds  in  new  Sabdivisions. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

REPL  EST/ITE,  INSURpCE,  LDpS 

South  Ohicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorreepondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Euilding,  204  Dearborn  St. 
Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.   Loans  Negotiated 
<<esidents  Attended  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

A  A  RO  N  SHU  BART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  llain  3733. 


H.  S.  CLARK,  C.  C.  CLARK. 

MsTOON,  ILL. 


K.  S.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.     1105  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  "W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

')ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.l 


l06b 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  9,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
UABKEO  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUUBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADTEBTI8ED  KXOEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  HIS  AQENT's 
ADDBK8S  IS  GIVEN. 


.S850 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  bnilding,  lot  26  x 

125.    Rll  $6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
fl,600  oash  reqnired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  bonse  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

^alnmet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6    |  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  oash     C  18  $  3,360 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ]4  of  the  northwest  %  of  the  south- 
east 3^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sted  st  and  south  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price,* 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,0nn.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
^quity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 

Clark  sc  t3,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
ClarkstS,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11,: 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombraoce  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  Jl . $85,000 
Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  brick  building 

75x70,  2  fronts.  Rll  

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6. .  $ 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  J 

Eighty  sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Bnilding,  Suite    212,    cor   63d  st  and' 


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buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  foil  partioolars 

address  G  Faohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18  000 

ionses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the  ' 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  i»-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  ftnished  in  qaarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
vsralks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18- foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents   $16  500 

Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft  price  per  ' 
foot.    W8   « 

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Stewart  av . 


Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    "W  8. 

Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (6F13).    P  4.  " 

tif'ty-flrst  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel. 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

S'orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4.  $ 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <roat 
foot.  P4  


127,000 


300 


Cm  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.' 

P  4   ^ 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  "p 4!$ 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4...$ 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4  $ 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

"  *   $ 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per* front 
foot.    P4   » 


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Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot!  *  V  6 $ 
Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4. $ 
Grand  blvd, near  46th  it,  15-room  stone  house*.' B  is! $27  000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine  ' 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16  $ 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8   $ 

Qroveland  av,  near  3lBt  st,  per  foot!  "v  6 $ 
Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30 'days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


125 

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Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6 
Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only 

perfect.    V6    \ 

Kenwood.— Larg«»  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houcies;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district.— Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Qs! 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  

Langley  av.  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  f oot  "  V*6 ! ! ! !  ; 
Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  $10  000 
Main  st,near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler  ' 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  l,ioo 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  61st  st,12-room  briok  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone,    B  15.  $3u,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.  W8  

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached 

W  8   ^ 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th*  sts,  fine  60*f t  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hondred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14   »  j  gQQ 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware-  ' 
house,  100  X  108,  100  sialls  for  horses  in  base- 

ment.    R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  D  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

„     ^P^-y-  %  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8  200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  •'L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30  000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn  ' 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     Ril    $20  000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.    Address  ' 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Boilding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  g  300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs, '4o'>^x  ' 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  St. 
South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  111. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sob,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  }4  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
746  W  Lake  st.  ^ 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  groond  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  rtts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  III. 

Thornton.— 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Iwenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 
^  ^2  $  4,500 


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Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st.  $  1  600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lota  25  x  130  ft,  four  ' 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.  V  6 ... . 
Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincences  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x160.  A  14  $  7  000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13..  

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot*. '  "v'e! !!.'.'!!!! ! 
Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  12th  st,   2-atory  brick  bnilding 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180*.'  'r  ll!. $26000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable,  ' 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  P  Hayden,  Abel  Bnilding,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16  500 

W  ,odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8.**  ' 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,600 


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NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8 ...  $  8  600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  ','.*!$  e'500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part  ' 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

1576.     W  8  $  5  400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  371^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Follerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  Sooth- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x126  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av, 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  16. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 

trie  line.    A  14  $65,000 

C ly bourn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  bnildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  126.  Want 

an  offer.    A  14. 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  3^  oash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  bnyini; 
now.    T  3.  '      J  n 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  373^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  s^oOO 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co.  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  doe  August  1,  1898,  Clear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal, 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOUHNAL. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-Btory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  !f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrovs  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,3C0 

North  Park  av,  sooth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  ste,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  1  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  f 4,250;  9 
rooms  |6, 900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58J^  x  166,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufBoient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  |  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8 ....  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  -l  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  bf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amondson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  risidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-8tory  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-8tory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ,  ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11   $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property .  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-8tory  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  3,300 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

California  av  8,  No  15,  lot  26>^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  south  west  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   (  34  6-lOxlf.O  )  S  20x128  |  ... 
size  of  ot  ]  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  \  ^''^  ^^'^ 

2-  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bP'1'1.  C  11. 

Chicago  av,  one  of  the  best  corners  near  elevated 

road.    Address  M  449,  care  this  Jonrnal  $  6,000 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97>^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Qraoeland,  182x170;  n  e  oor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cioero,  Mandell  S,  Fyman's  sub.  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  }4  oi  the  northwest  ^  and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  }4  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  honses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  ofifer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  honses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  % 
of  the  northeast  }4  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modem, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

George  ot,  near  California  and  Milwaukee  avs,  a 
modern  2-story  frame  residence.  Address  M  449, 
care  this  Journal  $  4,000 

Grand  av.  near  Division  st,  25x  about  176.  Address 

M  449,  care  this  Jonrnal  t  1.200 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134, 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  ^  of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  si. 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  9tory  new  brick  flat  bnilding  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  iiedzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  168x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 

Kedzie's  J  H  sob,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inolosive,  in  the  southwest  }^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rshkopf, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Kedzie's  J  H  snb,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  (he  southwest  }4  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232.  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 ....  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
b^ing  a  snb  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  89, 8-room  IJ^-story  frame  and  barn. 

east  front.    S  A  Stone,  owner  $  3,000 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  np;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iG,0J0 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  60x126,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  honses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  26x184.    R  11  .$  1,5C0 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

26x125  ft,    R  U  $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre,    Rll  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  34  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  comer  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats,    Rll...,.  $12,000 

Park  av,,  near  California  av,  choice  modem  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain,  H  8  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat,    R  ll.$  7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  near  Grand  av,  house  and  lot.  $3,3C0. 
Also  property  on  south  side  for  sale.  Address 
M  449,  care  this  Journal. 

Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  tub  of  that  part  of  the  east  14  *he 
southwest  34  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Polk  8t,  ne>»T  (  antrfe  uv,  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  li,  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2.600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  tekft 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st, 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14, 

Ridgeland  av,  Linacott's  sob-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.  Ell. 

River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  34  ot  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres,    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented,    Q  11  $  6,2Ct 

Twelf  tb  st,  near  St  Loois  av,  s  f  ?5xl25 ,    W  8  ...  $    1 ; ; 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


November  9,  1895. 


6,600 


2,000 


7,000 
.$  215 


Twelfth  8t,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.  W8.... 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  |75  to  |100,000  profit  'sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .    Z  3S 

Two  valnable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  bosinees  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.    H  2. 

Van  Boren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  |9,500  bays' 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  j 
Walcnt  ft,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paalina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture'; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;    make  offer.    Thos  J 

Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  26  x  125  ft,"$9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.     Want  a  resilience 
netir  Francisco  st.    Will  pat  in  caph.    X  14. 
Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 
Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8. 
Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot,    W  8  

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  76  ft,  with" 's* story 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 

faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60  000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room  ' 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7  cOO 
Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street,  * 
2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 


Arkansas.— Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 

Room  309  _  | 

California.— San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  "tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.     The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.     It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.     An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.    Owner  is  not  a  farmer.     He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.    Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions    The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.    Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions   from     parties     similarly  inclined 
Address  Will  E  Fisher    &    Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia,  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where    orchards  are  planted 
and  take     care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address    Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California— Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (ICO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 
California.— Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00n.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre,    W  H  Woodrd 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309   'j  g 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully '  seieote'd 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orauge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  <fc  Co 

94  La  Salle  st   '  $  3  100 

Florida .  - 50,000  to  600,000  acres  'y eUo'w  'pi'ne  'a'nd  ' 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  16,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
F^Tao^e.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 


Room  309. 
Illinois. — Rock 


Ind 


K  ...  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time,    E  4. 

iana.— Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  U  of  the  southeast  ^  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 

Indiana.-.East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  36  in  block  4  in  west  of  the  southwest 
M  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,eitu- 

w°r"^°°'y  ^  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 

746  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
^t?,nn 'J  barrels;  capacity  Of  elevator 

35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exohaLge  for  improved  property . 

Kansas  --Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sea  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  bv 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner'. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri.-For  cashby  August  for  >^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffioe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  iuilding. 

^'''?Q''.^n7^?°;°°°  "^'^  »°°<3;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309   « 


MISCELLANEOUS . 


Good  opening 
One-half  cash, 


fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000. 
for  Homeopathic  physician, 
balance  on  time.  E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.  Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal, 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,C0O 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

V  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 

1.50|City  income  for  high-cla^T^rth  Shore  vacant, 
lilt  ;  .  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12 
i'iyi30Urn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    0  12   aosnnA 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  bar"n  ■u's;d  ior  ' 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
bidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>^xl22;  this  is 
for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 

Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x160;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Snrin- 
ger  207  Canal  st.  ^ 

^"^X^^LZ'  695-697-699-701.    Will  exchange 

;f35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Laije  View. -$6,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Perv  71^ 
Taooma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  SDrin- 
ger,  207  Canal  st.  ^ 

I  Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  priob  • 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash,    0  12, 
3-8tory  flat  building,  rent 
«990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 


up  to  $5,000.    S  12. 


.$10,000 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H  8 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

I  California  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  8500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  


California — 30  acres 


t,800 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6, 
Armour  av  [No    5636],    to    exchange  for  clear 
vacant  on  South  Side,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  two 

6-room  fiats;  well  rented,    H  11  |  4400 

Dearborn  st  (No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  fiats,  frame, 

stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented ;H  2  | 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
tainiijg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166 
cheap  at  $15,000,     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
PHTt  cash,    V  11, 

Halsted  st,  near  12th,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  |21  600 

Barvey.— $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building.  ^erry, 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5}4  per  cent 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40  000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
Btone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  |i8  000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  fiat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J .  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st.  fine  corner  stores  and  flats 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm! 


in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  add  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  F 
Cal  


$16,000 


!  ranoisoo, 


$  225 


in  Houston  Co. 
12  <t 


16,000 


.$  7,500 


Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212. 


$21,000 


oor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av. 


.$16,500 


Georgia--660-acre  Une  fruit  farm 
olear;  want  city  property,  W 
Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Jeet,  plate 
gla?B  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  vear;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  firet-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.      Address  Globe  Rbai. 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind, 
Indiana— Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  weU  improved,  well  fenced 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  >^  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages,    B  1 
Kansas.— Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Ohioaffo 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres 
assume  or  pay  difference 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced    in,  40-aore 

near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  rnnning 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred 

 f  6,000 

Minnesota.- Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perrv 
713  Tacoma  Building ....  ^' 


improved,  and 
D  L  Perry,  713 


$60,000 
tracts 


10 


Novembet9,  189f 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


lOftS 


REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANQE. 

Wisoonsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  150,  clear.    Want  Ohioago  property,  &  15.$  3,000 

Wisoonsin — Store  property  in  oity  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  oity  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Ohioago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Ohioago  improved,  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  |30,O00.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addrees  X  40. 

Double  b?iok  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  S  5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of 
goods .    X  11 

Oil  and  paint  manufacturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exchange  3^  or  all  for  real  estate.    S  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Propertv  for  Rent. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  (nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
1150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  wOrth  |7,000 

to  $10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality ;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Go,  68  N  Olinton  st,  Ohioago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Ohioago  or  Oook  county  property.  Ed  F  Beaeen, 
Roseland,  Oook  Co,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOHABDSON,  Rockford,  111. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation ,  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 


EDWIN  B.  SHELDON. 
WM.  OQDEN  QEBlSN. 


EUGENE  H.  FISHBOBN. 
KANDOLPH  E.  FI8HBUEN. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

EAL  ESTATE. 

OgcLen  Bldg.,  34  Olstrls:  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Charles  T.  Harris &Co. 

HANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIQH  GRADE  nORTAR  STAINS, 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten-. 
tion  given  to  Nev*'  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  39I0. 

1001=1002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAGO: 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  19. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropo'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets.  ^ 


Chicag^o 

Directory 
Company 

ROOMS  2,  3  &  4  LAKESIDE  BUILDING 

Clark,  S.  W.  Cor.  Adams  Sts. 

Publishers  

LAKESIDE"  CITY  DIRECTORY  of  Chicago. 
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CHICAGO  BLUE  BOOK. 
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CHICAGO  DIRECTORY  COMPANY'S  MAPS  OF  CHICAGO, 
25  ots.,  50  cts„  $1.00,  $3.00  and  $3.00. 


A  file  of  the  latest  Directoiies  of  all  the  other  large  cities  can  be 
found  at  our  office  for  nee  of  the  public. 


Ttie  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deoorations  of  Oeilinga  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  furnished  upon  application. 

Dliica|D  MBrlor  DBCoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo's  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 


In  their  addition  to 


CIGAR  STORE  FOl^  SALE. 

For  sale  at  a  saorifloe  a  very  desirable  cigar  store  in 
business  center,  leading  ofiBoe  building;  cost  |£00 
make  offer.    F.  14. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 

Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.  Here  is  a  chance  to  secure  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  office  buildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Jodbnal. 

Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COtVIMERCE  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 


MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  N  i neteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business  E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Ghat-  tt  t^-  uv,       o~Z"  w,.,  tw  Tr^iwort 'M«r 

tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc.     J  Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Title 

Guarantee 
'•"-Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,600,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300,000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

witli  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  Abstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  8EBVI0E  AND  BEASONABI.E  BiTBS. 
OFFICEKS. 

QwTNN  Gabnett,  Prea.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  giEWABT,  Sec'y.    0-  R.  Labbabee,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  OfBcer. 


THE  fiCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

write  to  T.  S.  QuiNCEY, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  J60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

KO  MBDICAI,  EXAMINATION  RBQUIRBO 


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Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


OFFIJE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabsorlption  Frloe,  S&.OO  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seooDd-claBs  matter  at  the  postoffioe,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  NOVEMBER  9,  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Men  are  seriously  aslcing  one  another  whether  the 
business  boom  is  to  last,  or  will  it  die  with  the  holi- 
day trade?  The  same  or  a  similar  question  has  been 
asked  now  for  more  than  two  years  and  the  answer 
seems  to  be  as  far  away  as  ever.  The  situation  is 
viewed  through  variously  colored  glasses,  according  as 
the  view  is  taken  from  the  East  or  west.  Our  East- 
ern friends  say  that  the  skies  are  brightening  and 
that  a  new  day  is  dawning  on  the  financial  and  in- 
dustrial world.  In  the  West,  on  the  other  hand, 
there  is  a  very  diflerent  feeling.  The  prosperity  which 
in  some  instances  has  actually  embarassed  the  Eist, 
has  not  been  particularly  apparent  in  the  West. 
This  may  be  due  to  local  conditions,  but  it  is  also 
true  that,  while  a  few  weeks  ago  it  was  freely  proph- 
esied that  so  soon  as  the  crops  were  harvested  the 
tide  of  prosperity  would  set  in  here,  that  prediction 
has  not  yet  been  verified  and  the  full  realization  of 
the  promised  rush  of  business  has  not  come.  The 
West  is  still  living  on  hope,  not  on  rea'ity. 

The  Journal  does  not  believe  in  a  pessimistic 
view  of  the  situation,  but  it  is  a  significant  fact  that 
so  representative  a  newspaper  as  the  Minneapolis 
Tribune  takes  the  ground  that  the  great  business 
boom  and  revival  of  prosperity  so  heralded  and  be 
lauded  in  some  quarters  has  fallen  into  the  sere  and 
yellow  leaf.  Admitting  that  there  was  a  marked  in- 
crease in  the  demand  for  goods  during  the  spring  and 
summer  months,  following  a  couple  of  years  of  ex- 
treme economy  and  self-denial  on  the  part  of  the 
people,  they  refuse  to  believe  that  the  tide  has  fully 
turned  and  that  the  nation  is  being  borne  on  to  pros- 
perity. The  commercial  agencies  say:  "It  is  a  time 
of  waiting."  "Trade  halted  decidedly  with  the  close 
of  October."  "Commerce  is  not  up  to  what  was  ex- 
pected 60  days  ago."  "The  demand  is  almost  entirely 
for  staple  goods,  but  with  a  decided  falling  off  in 
volume." 

On  the  other  han'\  labor  has  been  better  employed 
during  the  summer,  and  the  laboring  classes  are  in 
better  shape  to  go  through  the  coming  winter  than 
they  were  to  weather  the  last  one.  Farmers  have 
raised  such  a  plethora  of  all  kinds  of  crops  that  food 
is  cheap  and  there  is  no  necessity  for  anybody  to 
starve.  With  all  this  cheapness  of  agricultural  pro- 
ducts, and  of  manufactures,  too,  for  all  saleable 
articles  have  kept  at  the  low  level  of  panic  days,  with 
few  exceptions,  there  has  still  been  a  gratifying  and 
steady  increase  in  the  volume  of  bank  clearings, 
which  indicates  a  healthy  improvement  in  business 
in  spite  of  the  most  adverse  circumstances.  If  prices 
all  along  the  line  would  gradually  rise  the  mercantile 
world  would  find  itself  on  the  high  road  to  general 
prosperity;  but  there  is  only  one  existing  influence 
that  can  raise  prices  and  that  is  the  phenomenal  pro- 
duction of  gold  which  may  do  so  by  adding  largely  to 
the  existing  supply  of  money  of  ultimate  redemption. 

VOLUME  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PRICES. 

The  actual  facts  in  regard  to  prices  have  been  very 
completely  tabulated  by  Bradstreet's.  Of  109  staple 
articles  fifty  advanced  in  price  in  the  second  quarter 
of  1895  and  twenty-one  more  advanced  during  the 
third  quarter.  But  less  than  one  third  of  the  entire 
number  on  the  list  made  a  continuous  advance  dur- 
ing the  second  and  third  quarters.  The  constantly 
advancing  list  includes,  among  other  articles,  Buenos 
Ayres  hides,  hemlock  hides,  raw  cotton,  Ohio,  Penn- 
sylvania and  Australian  wool,  hemp,  silk,  print 


cloths,  pig  iron,  steel  billets,  steel  rails,  nails,  tobacco, 
hay,  copper,  lead  and  tin.  But  the  most  important 
of  the  articles  which  advanced  during  the  second 
quarter  retrograded  during  the  third,  as  wheat,  rye, 
flour,  pork  products,  sugar,  molasses,  potatoes,  steel 
beams  and  petroleum.  From  which  it  is  easy  to  see 
that  there  has  been  no  general  and  permanent  ad- 
vance in  staples,  but  only  a  spasmodic  and  unimpor- 
tant improvement  in  certain  favored  lines  of  indus- 
try like  iron  and  wool  which  have  been  subject  to  ex- 
ceptionally favorable  trade  influences. 

Again,  the  other  side.  General  business  indica- 
tions continue  encouraging.  The  iron,  steel  and  coal 
industries  are  particularly  active.  The  pig  iron  out- 
put remains  at  the  highest  figures  ever  touched,  or 
more  than  200,000  tons  a  week.  Railroad  earnings 
continue  to  increase,  with  the  prospect  of  larger 
gains  when  the  crop  shipments  reach  their  height. 
The  movement  of  money  from  New  York  to  the  in- 
terior is  fairly  up  to  the  average  of  the  season,  and  is 
much  in  excess  of  that  of  the  fall  of  1894  or  1893. 
Bank  clearings  even  in  the  West,  are  fairly  satisfac- 
tory and  in  some  cities  the  record  for  October  was 
broken  by  the  total  for  that  month  this  year.  The 
indications  are  that  in  December,  when  trade  usually 
reaches  high  water  mark,  the  clearings  in  the  larger 
western  cities  will  exceed  1892's  total.  These  are 
facts  which  are  deserving  of  careful  consideration  in 
any  estimate  of  the  present  prospects  for  prosperity. 
It  will  not  do  to  continue  forever  to  look  on  the  dark 
side  of  the  picture. 

CniCAGO'S  FINANCE. 

Much  has  been  written  about  the  financial  condition 
of  the  City  of  Chicago,  and  the  impression  has  gone 
abroad  that  the  city  is  in  some  measure  bankrupt, 
but  nothing  could  be  farther  from  the  truth.  The 
fact  is  that  Chicago  is  at  present  laboring  under  one 
of  the  most  vicic^us  systems  of  assessment  ever  de- 
vised. Instead  of  having  one  board  of  assessors  the 
city  is  divided  into  half  a  dozen  townships,  each 
with  its  local  assessor  and  each  assessor  vieing  with 
every  other  in  the  attempt  to  keep  down  taxation  in 
his  particular  town.  The  result  is  that  the  assess- 
ment is  ridiculously  low  and  inadequate  to  the  needs 
of  the  city. 

Another  fatal  objection  to  the  system  is  that  it  is 
impracticable  and  if  carried  out  would  mean  confis- 
cation of  real  property.  For  this  reason  if  for  no 
other  the  law  should  be  repealed.  Then  it  gives  the 
present  assessors  the  power  to  fix  assessments  at  any 
figure  they  desire  in  connivance  with  property  own- 
ers who  are  willing  to  pay  the  assessor  instead  of  the 
city.  This  power  should  be  absolutely  shorn  from 
the  assessor.  The  law  should  be  so  framed  that  the 
assessment  must  be  absolutely  impartial  no  matter 
what  the  circumstances.  As  it  now  stands  small 
propeity  owners  pay  far  more  in  proportion  than 
large  owners.  The  reason  is  obvious,  and  the  remedy 
lies  in  taking  from  the  assessors  the  absolute  powers 
with  which  they  are  clothed.  The  present  law  could 
not  be  justly  enforced  by  any  assessor  no  matter  how 
good  his  intentions  might  be.  It  provides  that  all 
property  shall  be  assessed  at  its  fair  cash  valuation. 
The  rate  of  taxation  in  Cook  County  is  now  about  10 
percent.  Such  a  tax  on  a  "fair  cash  valuation  "  of 
real  estate  would  be  virtual  confiscation. 

Mayor  Swift  is  working  to  have  a  commission  ap 
pointed  at  once  to  reform  the  assessment  system  of 
the  city.  With  characteristic  promptness  the  Real 
Estate  Board  has  appointed  a  committee  to  formu 
late  the  sentiments  of  the  Board  and  to  confer  with 
ahe  mayor  as  to  the  best  methods  to  secure  the  de 
sired  result.  The  committee  consists  of  George  Birk- 
hoff,  Jr.,  L.  A.  Seeberger  and  James  B.  Galloway, 
with  Dunlap  Smith  as  ad  viser.  No  official  statement 
of  the  position  of  the  Board  on  this  matter  was  given 
out  at  the  meeting  this  week,  but  it  is  understood  to 
be  the  same  as  that  taken  last  winter  before  the 
State  legislature,  where  the  Board  advocated: 

1 .  For  the  supervision  of  all  assessments  by  a  single 
county  officer. 

2.  For  an  assessment  every  four  years  instead  of 
annually  as  now. 

3.  That  the  office  of  the  county  supervisor  should 


be  open  the  entire  year,  thus  giving  the  taxpayer 
time  and  opportunity  to  compare  aud  revise  his  as- 
sessment. 

4.  For  a  horizontal  reduction  of  all  rates  of  taxa- 
tion to  at  least  a  fifth  of  the  present  amounts,  in  or- 
der to  bring  about  a  valuation  approximate  to  a  fair 
cash  valuation. 


A  holiday  week  has  resulted  in  more  than  usual 
dullness  on  the  exchange.  Much  to  the  surprise  of 
the  friends  of  mining  shares  the  governing  commit- 
tee decided  this  week  that  tbey  would  not  at  present 
ist  mining  stock  on  the  exchange.  It  was  thought 
that  these  shares  would  find  a  place  on  the  exchange 
at  this  time  because  of  the  general  stagnation  of  in- 
terest here  and  the  excitement  elsewhere  caused  by 
mining  activity.  It  was  well  known  to  the  commit- 
tee that  ere  is  being  mined  at  Cripple  Creek  which 
assays  over  |200  to  the  ton,  while  the  average  South 
African  yield  is  less  than  $20  a  ton.  Also  that  in  the 
town  of  Cripple  Creek,  now  having  a  population  of 
about  10,000,  the  Mining  Exchange  has  recently 
adopted  night  sessions.  It  now  liolds  a  session  in  the 
afternoon  between  2  and  3  o'clock  and  one  in  the 
evening  between  7  and  8  o'clock-  An  average  day's 
trading  is  200,000  shares.  On  Monday  of  this  week 
the  total  sales  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  of  all 
shares  dealt  in  was  less  than  4,000  shares,  and  on 
Wednesday  the  day's  trading  acnounted  to  less  than 
5,000  shares.  A  little  of  Cripple  Creek  would  not 
hurt  Chicago. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINB3. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total  clearings  at 


the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages  of  increase 

or  decrease  for  the  week  ending  No  v  2. 

Inc. 

Dec. 

New  York 

$613,361,245 

21.5 

Chii^ago 

90,690,339 

1.4 

Boston 

90,f  56,461 

3.9 

Philadelphia 

73  542,082 

26.7 

St  Louis 

22.770,167 

9  6 

San  Francisco 

14,856  593 

4.9 

Baltimore 

14,:71,794 

14  5 

Pittsburg 

14,739,6.30 

13  9 

Cincinnati 

11,490.200 

Kansas  City 

10,75-?,339 
12,266,803 

11.5 

New  Orleans 

6.1.6 

Buffalo 

11.171,404 

6  3 

Milwaukee 

5,541,331 

27.2 

Detroit 

5  676,653 

10.6 

Louisville 

5,462,570 

4.1 

Minneapolis 

11,4.55,126 
4,102,481 

31.4 

Omaha 

Providence 

6,005,300 

13.6 

Cleveland 

6.238,256 

20.5 

Houston 

6.278,300 

21.5 

St  Paul 

4,668,208 

14  2 

Denver 

3,156,008 

23.5 

Indianapolis 

4.487.922 

2  2 

Columbus,  O 

3,910  300 

16  7 

Hartford 

2.110.743 

19.8 

Richmond 

2,043,938 

Washington 

1.53^423 

4.0 

Dallas 

3,086,365 

5,7 

St.  Joseph 

1,433,000 

17.2 

Peoria 

1,607,722 

6.9 

Memphis 

2.271,099 

8.5 

Portland.  Or 

.  1,181.299 

3.5 

Rochester 

1,607,689 

8.8 

New  Haven 

1,682,198 

15.0 

Savannah 

3,4.8,447 

10.0 

Springfield,  Mass 

1,526,183 

23.5 

Worcester 

1.395,114 

lO.l 

Portland,  Me 

1,384,436 

6.1 

Atlanta 

1,394,450 

6.9 

Fort  Worth 

1.574.1.57 

1.8 

Waco 

1,720,697 

41.8 

Syracuse 

1,064,180 

5.3 

Des  Moines 

1,008.145 

2.9 

Grand  Rapids 

786  985 

10.3 

Seattle 

478.356 

£5.2 

Rockford,  111 

290,194 

19.4 

Lowell 

607,601 

1«.9 

Wilmington,  De 

765,079 

15.0 

Norfolk 

1,  .37  7, 282 

19  1 

Sioux  City 

710.053 

20.7 

Los  Angeles 

1,308,145 

2  9 

Tacoma 

5.-i8,406 

16.4 

Saginaw,  Mich 

365,166 

44,0 

Spokane 

373,782 

14.2 

Jacksonville 

507,803 

33.8 

Lincoln 

438.289 

5.3 

New  Bedford 

513,708 

45.7 

November  9,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1065 


Wichita 

378.046 

11.2 

BirmiDgham 

445,511 

11. 0 

Topeka 

427,915 

6.3 

Lexington,  Ky 

317.157 

2.7 

Binghamton 

369,300 

10.4 

tBay  City,  Mich 

249,715 

2.3 

tFall  River 

145,310 

3  6 

tAlcron,  Ohio 

252,862 

54.3 

tSpringfleld,  Ohio 

148,455 

15.7 

tCanton,  Ohio 

140,000 

7.6 

fSioux  Falls 

83,436 

10.1 

|-FremoDt,  Neb 

53,622 

tHastings,  Neb 

68  04jj 

29  0 

tChattanooga 

206,011 

3.0 

t Fargo 

431,829 

25.9 

fNashville 

870,350 

1.0 

tGalveston 

6,337,530 

16.0 

Salt  Lake  City 

1,387,392 

21.0 

Scranton 

589  364 

15.1 

Helena 

578,553 

5.4 

Kalamazoo 

287.797 

38.6 

Augusta 

904,268 

22!9 

Davenport 

1,283,186 

Toledo 

1,252,070 

Total 

$1,082,880,957 

17 . 1 

Exclusive  of  New  York  469,5i6,712 

9.8 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal 

$11,252,035 

1  n  R 

lU  0 

Toronto 

,8,141,007 

20.1 

Halifax 

1,079,180 

2.8 

Hamilton 

600,605 

1.7 

Winnipeg 

1,944,744 

31.0 

Total 

$21,037,594 

23.8 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 
Kanse  for  the  week, 


BANK  STOCKS.  Par  $100 


Amerioan  Exchange  Nat  

Amerioan  Trast  and  SavingB. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National  

Commercial  National  

Oontinental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Eqnitable  Trnat  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  ■ 

Home  National  ■ 

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings .... 

International  

Lincoln  National  ■ 

Merchants  National   ... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  . , . 

Northwestern  National  , 

Northern  Trnst  Oo . . ,  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Ohicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Oo  


Amoant 

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D. 

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UISOELLANEOUS  EONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6b 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Qds  By  68. .  .1912 
Ohi  ConB  Brewing  &  Malting  6s, 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  5s.  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  63. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6b  1912 

Uhicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  58  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (eztension)1933 

Ohicago  Oity  Ry  5-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Anditorinm  Ist  M  6sl929 
"  "    Oons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Oom  S  V  0  6-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vanit  Oo  6s   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  . . . .  1906 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  5s. .  1937 
ConsnmerB  Gas  Ist  M  5s. . .  .1930 
Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s . . . . 
Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  6b  1921 


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1  260  000 

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3  166  000 
300  000 
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2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
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1  250  000 
260  000 
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1  500  000 


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N  Ohi  St  R  R  l8t  ivl  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  581900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  5s  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  Ss . . . .  1909 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  5  


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MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allien  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Oo. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Anditorinm  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"      Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  By  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Peck  &  Prov  Co  Ltd  

(n  Pack  *:  Prov  Co  pfd  

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld . . . 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  Oity  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

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Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Ohicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Oo  


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CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48i^ 

Cal  &  Ohi  0  &DO0  663^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10% 

"        "  Pfd  ... .  29% 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  .  .30 
"  "      Pfd.  48 

Ohi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  83^ 

Chicago  Gas  Co  67% 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  130% 


Lake  Street  Elevated.  .25% 

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  pfd. . 
Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  ....13% 
"  "         Pfd.  303^ 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  72 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  288% 

Street's  W  S  0  Line  . .  .14 

w  Obi  at  R  R  1223^ 


DAILYSALES. 

Saturday,  November  2,  1895. 


cm.  STEEL  &  WIBE  00. 

100  125 

NO.  CHI.8I.  B.  B.  00. 
100  288%OHi.  &  8 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

150  683^ 

100  69 


s. 


150— ao't  290 

OHI.   BBEW.   &  MALT.  00. 
60  105^ 

50  10% 


10. 

405. 
300. 
100- 


-ac't. 


BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

 8% 

...   9 

 ^% 

 9 


W  OHI  STBEET  B  B. 

5  12634 

60— ac't  125% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

60  131 

1  131^ 

SO—ao't  131% 

WBiTEBN  STONE  03. 

50— ac't  76     350— ao't  273^ 

£0— ao't  761^  100— ao't  27% 

50— ao't  76% 

Monday,  November  4,  1895. 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 
2  48 

2  48}^ 

2  485^ 

2  48% 

2  48% 

60  49 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  R  B . 
60  273^ 


OON.  ETBEL  &  WI   E  00. 

100  125 

O.  &  O.   O.   &  DCOK 

100  68 

■WKSTEBN  STONE  00. 

1    75 

50— ac't  76^ 


NATICNAL  BAILWAY  00. 

3..  110 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  OO. 

50  693^ 

335  70 

50 —ao't  70 


60— ac't  

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  00 
295...,  


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

765^  260  27 

50— cash  27 

9     400- -ao't  273^ 


60— cash  9 

150— ao't  9 

AM.    BIBAW  BOABD. 

10  49 

2C0  4934 

100— ao't  49^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

422   1301^ 

150— ao't  13134 

50— ao't  131 3| 


NO.  OHI.  8T.  B.  B.  00. 

50  2iS8% 

50— ac't  289>| 

100— acct  290 

50— ao't  2901^ 

W.  OHI.  BTBEBT  B.  B. 

2  124 

10  124% 

25  125 

100— ao't  124 

50— ao't  124% 

100— ao't  126 


Wednesday,  November  6,  1895. 


OAL.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DCOK. 

60— ao't  673^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

50— ac't  493^ 

AM.  EXOHANOE  NAt'l  b'k 

26  100 

OHI.  OITY  B'y. 

10  310 

NATIONAL  BAILWAT  00. 

120  110 

CHI.  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 
300  9 

50— ao't  9 

NO  OHI  6T  B  B  43^8 

3  288% 

37  289 

Oal.  STBEET  I>.  B. 

6  122 

7  12234 

28  1223^ 

WESTEEN  STONECa. 

50  76 

160— ao't  76% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 

10)  130 

159  130^ 

£0— ao't  130% 

50— ac't  131 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 
340  70 

51  70^ 

50  10% 

100— ao't  71 

50— ao't  71 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

70  .26 

75   26^ 

25  26% 

266  27 

300— ao't  25>^ 

200— ac't  26% 

50— ao't  26% 

160— aoct  263^ 

60— ao't  2634 

50— ac't  26% 

300— ao't..  26% 

600— ac't  27 


Thursday,  November  7,  1895. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 


10. 


.293 


STBEET  9  W.  CAB  LINE 

10  

OHI  &  S.  8  BAP 

100— ao't  


 14 

TBAN.  00. 

 8% 

CHI.  STBEET  B,  B. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

23...  72^ 

52  72Ji 

50 — ao't  72 

£00— ao't  


w 

£0— ao't  123 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ao't  13134 

200— ao't  131^ 

WEBTEBI1  STONE. 

100  

50— ac't 
50— ac'i  76% 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED 

50  

50  

95  

50  

350— ac't  


...721^ 

B.  B. 

...24% 

...25 

...253^ 

...25% 

...25 


1000— ac't  2534 

3/  .^00-ao't  26% 

150— ao't  


.26>^ 


Friday,  November  8,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAY  CO. 

6  110 

■WEST«;BN  STONE  CO. 

10  76 

steeet's  w.  cab  line. 

5  1434 

NEW  YOBK  biscuit  00. 

60  72 

100  733^ 

W.  CHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 

5  1221^ 

16  r'2% 

75  123 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  CO. 

50— ao't  48 

50— ac't  48% 

50— ao't  483^ 

100— ac't  49 


NO.  cm.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50— ao't  288 

150— ac't  289 

50  -ao't  290 

CHI.  tl  8.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

160  

38  

100— ao't  83^ 

100— ao't  8^ 

150— ao't....  8% 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
60  26^ 

50  26% 

1(0  25>^ 

500— ao't  26  j| 

150— ao't   25% 

350— ao't  263^ 

250— ao't  25% 


Columbus,  Ohio. — Bid*  will  be  received  Nov.  20  for  the 
purchase  of  $22,000  Linwoud  Avenue  Improvement  Bonds, 
dated  Sep.  1,  1895,  payable  after  ten  years,  $38,000  High 
street  improvement  bonds,  dated  Sep  1,  1895,  payable 
eight  years  after  date,  bat  redeemable  after  one  year; 
$3,500  Selbooke  avenue  bonds,  dated  Sep  1,  payable  in  ten 
yearij,  but  redeemable  after  one  year.  Interest  i%  per 
cent  Certified  check  most  accompany  eaoh  bid.  0.  N. 
Bancroft,  Clerk. 

College  Hill,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
the  undersigned.  Clerk  of  the  village  of  College  Hill,  Ohio, 
at  the  oilioe  of  E  F.  Layman,  Cinoinnati,  Village  Engi- 
neer, 32  East  Third  street,  between  Vine  and  Walnut 
streets,  Cinoinnati,  Ohio,  until  Nov.  18,  1895,  for  the  pur- 
chase of  ten  bonds  of  said  village,  amountiog  in  the  aggre- 
gate to  $1,859.76.  Said  bonds  will  bear  date  Nov.  18, 
1895,  and  will  be  payable  in  one  to  ten  years  inclusive. 
Interest  6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually,  in- 
terest and  principal  payable  at  the  Citizens'  National 
Bank,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.    F,  R.  Strong,  Village  Clerk. 


1066 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  9,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 


Although  Chicago  is  the  greatest  real  estate  market 
in  America  and  the  transfers  of  property  here  exceed 
those  of  New  York,  Boston  and  Philadelphia  com- 
bined, there  has  been  and  still  is  a  dirth  of  commis- 
sions for  brokers.  This  arises  largely  from  the  fact 
that  owners  prefer  to  transact  their  own  business 
and  where  the  transfers  are  for  small  amounts,  as  is 
frequently  the  case  here,  they  can  do  so  without  great 
risk.  In  the  larger  deals,  however,  an  experienced 
broker  is  a  necessity  aad  few  if  any  owners  care  to 
risk  their  property  interests  in  the  hands  of  their 
clerks  or  of  inefficient  agents*.  It  is  then  that  the 
broker  becomes  an  important  factor.  The  only  dif- 
ficulty in  such  cases  is  that  the  fierce  competition  in 
the  business  makes  every  large  commission  a  bone  of 
contention. 

When  small  property  owners  become  educated  they 
will  learn  that  the  broker  is  quite  as  useful  in  small 
transactions,  in  proportion  to  the  size  of  his  com- 
mission, as  in  large  ones.  A  recent  purchaser  of  a 
small  lot  asked  a  broker  to  buy  it  for  him.  Some 
little  delay  ensued  and  the  would-be  purchaser  be- 
coming nervous  went  direct  to  the  owner,  thinking 
he  could  get  the  property  cheaper  thereby.  The 
owner  at  once  raised  his  price,  under  the  impression 
that  several  buyers  wanted  the  property.  The  result 
was  that  the  first  buyer  took  the  lot  at  S2,000  when 
he  could  have  secured  it  through  the  broker  for  $1,750. 
He  paid  $250  for  the  privilege  of  being  his  own  broker. 

THE  TRANSFER  LIST. 

The  list  of  sales  continues  to  grow  in  number  and 
importance.  There  is  a  more  cheerful  feeling  in  all 
real  estate  offices.  It  is  believed  that  the  long  season 
of  depression  has  at  last  been  broken  and  that  the 
increasin^t  activity  means  a  new  era  of  prosperity. 
If  it  is  true  that  the  market  is  now  on  the  upward 
turn  real  estate  in  Chicago  has  seen  the  last  of  the 
present  low  figures.  Never  again  so  long  as  the  city 
stands  will  property  be  sold  at  such  ruinous  prices  as 
during  the  last  two  years.  What  is  especially  notice- 
able is  the  very  large  number  of  small  transfers.  The 
names  of  the  sellers  would  indicate  that  these  are  in- 
dividual sales  and  not  the  closing  up  of  subdivision 
contracts.  Res  dence  lots  and  houses  are  changing 
hands,  particularly  the  former,  and  the  prospect  for 
a  brisk  building  season  during  the  winter  and  spring 
months  is  excellent. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

Money  is  still  plentiful  and  rates  are  inclined  to 
fall  off  a  little.  One  loan  was  recorded  this  week  at 
4*  percent.  It  was  a  loan  of  $65,000  on  the  property 
at  176  and  178  Lake  street,  50  by  158  feet,  improved 
with  a  five-story  brick  wholesale  building.  The 
trust  deed  was  given  by  D.  H.  Londerback,  represent- 
ing the  Northwestern  Elevated  railroad  to  J.  F. 
Dryden  and  runs  for  five  years. 

Another  loan  of  more  than  three  times  as  much 
was  made  at  6  percent.  It  was  on  the  Hampshire 
Block,  at  the  southeast  corner  of  La  Salle  and  Monroe 
streets,  110  by  50  feet,  E.  G.  Mason,  trustee,  to  J.  C. 
Hammond.  8200,000  for  three  years  at  6  percent.  The 
property  is  improved  with  a  five  story  and  basement 
building  of  rather  antiquated  type,  and  the  character 
ot  the  improvement  doubtless  ha  1  much  to  do  with 
the  rate  of  interest  charged. 

An  example  of  a  loan  at  5  percent  was  that  of  J42, 
000  by  G.  H.  Rozet  to  L  W.  Noyes  on  49  by  153  feet  at 
the  northwest  corner  of  the  Lake  Shore  drive  and 
Elm  street.  This  loan  likewise  illustrates  the  fact 
that  the  character  of  the  improvements  is  all  im- 
portant in  determining  the  rate  of  interest. 

SALE  OF  A  SCHOOL  LAND  LEASE. 

Hannah  &  Hogg  have  sold  their  leasehold  interest 
in  the  school  property  at  Nos.  81  to  87  Madison  street 
to  Charles  Netcher  of  the  Boston  Store  for  $200,000. 
The  sale  includes  the  building,  but  inasmuch  as  Mr. 
Netcher  assumes  a  covenant  in  the  lease  that  he 
must  erect  a  ten-story  building  to  cost  not  less  than 
$250,000,  it  is  evident  that  he  is  practically  paying 
the  entire  sum  of  $:00,000  for  the  ground  leasehold 
alone.  This  is  the    first   sequel    to   the  school 


lease  fiasco  of  last  spring  which  was  thor- 
oughly written  up  in  the  Journal  at  that  time  and 
whereby  Hannah  &  Hogg,  the  Chicago  Tribune  Co., 
the  Daily  News  had  the  revaluation  clauses  stricken 
out  of  their  leases,  to  their  own  enrichment  and  the 
corresponding  pauperizing  of  the  school  fund.  In 
the  case  of  Hannah  &  Hogg  the  ten  year  revaluation 
clause  was  replaced  by  the  provision  for  a  ten-story 
building  and  an  agreement  to  pay  ground  rental  at 
the  rate  of  $24,000  per  annum  until  May  8,  1895,  and 
$25,200  per  annum  for  the  balance  of  the  term,  or 
until  1985.  Mr.  Netcher  will  not  build  until  the  ex- 
piration of  the  present  tenants'  leases,  which  have 
three  years  yet  to  run.  Then  the  tea  story  structure 
will  be  erected,  to  be  used  as  an  addition  to  the  Bos- 
ton store. 

On  a  5  per  cent  basis,  the  land  is  worth  $480,000  at 
the  rental  of  the  short  term,  or  $504,000  on  the  basis 
of  the  longer  term  rental  of  $25,200  yearly.  This  is 
at  the  rate  of  J6,300  per  front  foot,  or  a  little  more 
than  $39  per  square  foot.  It  is  evident  that  the 
leasehold  interest  on  such  long  time  is  worth  much 
more  than  $200,000,  In  this  connection  it  is  signifi- 
cant that  at  a  recent  meeting  of  the  School  Board  it 
was  voted  not  to  do  for  other  tenants  of  school  prop- 
erty, who  are  now  asking  for  the  annulment  of  the 
revaluation  clauses  in  their  leases,  just  what  the 
Board  did  do  in  the  cases  of  Hannah  &  Hogg  and  the 
newspayers  above  mentioned  last  spring. 

THE  LAKE  FRONT  PAHK. 

Col.  Alexander  MacKenzie,  acting  chief  engineer 
of  the  army,  has  received  from  Major  W.  L.  Mar- 
shall, United  States  Engineer  at  Chicago,  with  his 
approval,  the  plans  submitted  by  the  Commissioner 
of  Public  Works  of  Chicago  for  the  new  lake  front 
park,  and  has  also  affixed  his  own  approval  and  has 
dispatched  the  plans  Secretary  of  War  Lamont  for 
final  review.  It  is  understood  that  Secretary  La- 
mont will  not  question  the  decision  of  his  subordi- 
nates in  the  matter,  and  that  the  lake  front  park  is 
now  practically  assured  on  the  plans  laid  down  by 
the  Commissioner  of  Public  Works. 

TORRENS'  SYSTEM  IN  OPERATION. 

Recorder  Chase  requested  the  co-operation  of  the 
Real  Estate  Board  in  establishing  the  Torrens'  Syt.- 
tem  as  soon  as  he  heard  the  result  of  the  election. 
At  its  meeting  Wednesday  afternoon  the  Board  ap- 
pointed L.  A.  Seeberger,  Harvey  B.  Hurd,  E.  H. 
Fishburn  and  Theodore  Sheldon  a  committee  to  act 
with  Recorder  Chase,  who  will  be  known  as  the  reg- 
istrar under  the  new  system.  Under  the  Torrens' 
System  the  cost  of  transferring  a  piece  of  property 
will  be  only  $3,  and  the  time  required  will  be  about 
an  hour.  The  system  will  be  put  in  operation  as  soon 
as  the  necessary  blanks  can  be  printed. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

W.  H.  Cairnduff  &  Co.  have  sold  this  week  the  four- 
story  store  and  flat  building  at  No.  491  and  496  47th 
street  for  $36,000;  100  feet  on  Indiana  avenue  near 
46th  street  for  $15,000;  and  southwest  corner  of  Polk 
and  DeKalb  streets  61x94x66  feet;  diagonal  corner, 
for  15,000. 

Jackson  Brothers  have  leased  for  Mrs.  J.C.Vaughan 
to  the  Steam  and  Street  Bailway  Association  the 
building  at  47  South  Sheldon  street,  containing  28 
rooms,  for  a  term  of  5  years.  They  are  also  about  to 
locate  a  large  auction  house  on  West  Madison  street; 
some  minor  details  are  yet  to  be  completed. 

Hurst  &  Windelsliafer,  298  Ogden  avenue,  report 
the  following  recent  sales:  For  T.  J.  &  R.  Rcynert- 
son,  the  double  three-story,  steam  heated  flat  build- 
ing, 327  and  329  Hermitage  avenue,  containing  12 
flats,  $i7,I00;  for  W.  H.  Crump,  the  10  room  residence 
606  Congress,  $10,000;  for  Emma  Dupuy  Coy,  the 
double  fiat  building  3535  Hermitage  avenue,  $9,000; 
for  G.  Messersmith,  house  108  Loomis  street,  $4,000; 
for  A.  S.  Lehman,  flat  building  94  Vernon  Park  Place, 
§6,000;  for  Joseph  Coffey,  cottage  365  Lincoln  street, 
$2,250;  for  P.  L.Brabon,  the  residence  1294  Wilcox 
avenue,  $4,000,  for  R.  E.  Dudley,  house  and  lot  in 
Highland  Park,  $3,0C0;  for  W.  R  ilalligan,  lot  on 
West  Polk,  near  40t,h  stieet,  $1,050;  for  L.  B.  St. 
Pierre,  southwest  corner  13th  street  and  Spaulding 
avenue,  $3,750. 


Ryan  &  Goldstine,  484  South  Halsted  street,  owing 
to  their  fast  increasing  business  on  the  West  Side, 
have  opened  a  branch  office  at  903  West  Madison 
street,  for  the  convenience  of  their  patrons.  They 
transact  a  general  real  estate  and  renting  business, 
including  the  care  and  management  of  property.  Mr, 
W.  O.  Fine  represents  the  firm  of  Ryan  &  Goldstine, 
and  will  have  charge  of  the  sales  department.  Mr. 
Wm.  Ryan  is  manager  of  the  renting  department. 
The  firm  is  already  well  known  in  their  locality,  and 
have  the  reputation  of  doing  business  with  prompt- 
ness and  satisfatiou  to  their  patrons.  They  report  an 
active  inquiry  for  flats  and  residences  by  a  good  class 
of  tenants. 

REMOVALS. 

Mr.  T.  B.  Boyd  who  has  been  engaged  in  the  real 
estate  business  in  Chicago  for  more  than  twenty 
years  on  La  Salle  street,  has  removed  from  the  Otis 
Block  to  Room  17,  206  La  Salle  street.  He  has  a  large 
acquaintance  among  southern  investors  and  through- 
out Illinois,  Indiana  and  Missouri. 


COLUMBIA  HOTEL  SOLD. 

Frank  C.  Vierling  has  sold  this  week  the  Columbia 
Hotel  and  99-year  leasehold  for  $95,000  for  Thomas 
Whitfleld  to  Robert  Mann  Woods,  of  Joliet,  The 
property  is  located  at  31st  and  State  streets,  having  a 
frontage  of  63  and  a  fraction  feet  on  State  and  117 
feet  on  31st.  The  main  portion  of  the  building  is  oc- 
cupied as  a  hotel  and  the  remainder  by  a  drug  store, 
buffet,  shoe  store,  barber  shop  and  postal  telegraph 
office.   The  total  rental  exceeds  $10,0^0  per  year. 

In  commenting  on  the  sale  the  Times-Herald  said 
the  increase  in  the  value  of  this  property  was  due  to 
the  elevation  of  the  railway  tracks  and  that  31st 
street  is  the  best  cross  street  after  leaving  Van 
Buren  going  south.  The  Times-Herald  might  have 
said  that  the  property  was  advantageously  situated, 
being  in  the  best  business  district  on  the  South  Side 
after  leaving  Van  Buren  street,  and  within  conven- 
ient distance  of  the  best  residence  district  on  the 
South  Side. 


THE  RAILWAY  EMPLOYEL^  HOSPITAL. 


The  Steam  and  Street  Railway  Employes'  Hospital, 
No.  17  South  Sheldon  strhet.  was  opened  this  week. 
It  is  intended  for  all  laboring  people  and  their  fami- 
lies and  will  be  supported  by  the  annual  dues  of  the 
members  of  the  association.  There  are  25,00  >  railway 
and  10,000  street  car  employes  in  Cook  county,  and 
the  managers  of  the  hospital  hope  the  majority  of 
them,  as  well  as  other  laboring  people,  will  join  the 
hospital  association. 

The  present  building  contains  21  rooms  devoted  to 
hospital  purposes  and  can  accommodate  30  patients 
at  a  time.  If  found  necessary  the  adjoining  build- 
ings will  be  added  to  the  hospital,  doubling  its  capac- 
ity. A  rubber-tired  ambulance  will  be  part  of  the 
equipment. 

NEW  HOSPITAL  FOR  WOMEN. 

The  Medical  Women's  Club  is  planning  to  erect  a 
free  emergency  hospital  in  the  stock  yards  district, 
and  to  get  the  subject  before  the  people  it  has  ar- 
ranged with  the  employes  of  Willoughby,  Hill  &  Co. 
to  give  a  minstrel  performance  on  November  18,  at 
Central  Music  Hall  fur  the  benefit  of  the  club.  G.  G. 
Wellington,  of  1011  Reliance  building,  is  the  origina- 
tor of  the  movement,  and  when  questioned  as  to  the 
plans  of  the  club  said: 

"There  should  be  some  good,  free  hospital,  man- 
aged or  directed  by  women.  In  this  city  there  are 
only  two  really  free  hospitals,  all  the  others  being 
for  what  the  doctors  can  get  from  them.  Then,  too, 
there  is  no  free  hospital  on  the  south  side  near  the 
stock  yards  district.  Often  injured  patients  are  driv- 
en ten  or  twelve  miles  in  an  ambulance  and  this  at  a 
time  when  every  minute  is  of  great  value  to  the  in- 
jured one's  lite. 

"They  have  a  plan  in  view  near  39th  street  and 
Wentworth  avenue.  It  is  a  most  appropriate  loca- 
tion." 


November  9,  1895. 


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FORCE  OF  PRECEDENT  IN  THE  MARKET. 

It  is  easier  to  fall  back  upon  precedent  than  to  dis- 
cover new  evidence  in  any  case.  The  business  world 
has  become  accustomed  to  a  recurrence  of  crises  in 
monetary  affairs  and  even  in  good  times,  it  is  often 
heard  in  business  circles  that  panics  come  about 
every  twenty  years  and  that  there  is  a  slowing  up  be- 
tween panics  every  ten  years.  This  convenient  way 
of  accounting  for  bard  times  has  led  us  into  adopting 
the  idea  or  theory  of  "Periodicity  of  Crises  "  On  the 
same  principle  if  we  should  now  have  another  flood 
we  would  jump  to  the  conclusion  that  deluges  occur 
every  4000  years,  and  that  earthquakes  will  occur 
every  six  or  seven  years  in  North  America  because  it 
was  about  that  length  of  time  between  the  convul- 
sions experienced  in  South  Carolina  and  the  recent 
earthquakes  in  the  Mississippi. valley.  Such  theories 
do  not  explain  anything;  they  only  satisfy  the  igno- 
rant and  defy  the  better  judgment  of  men.  Neither 
can  we  compare  the  United  States  to  France  in  deter- 
mining the  length  of  time  the  oft  threatened  revolu- 
tion will  be  in  coming  upon  us.  France  and  the 
United  States  have  not  the  same  origin  nor  the  same 
physical  and  political  conditions  surrounding  them. 
Besides,  notwithstanding  the  fact  tbat  history  some- 
times repeats  itself,  the  political  and  social  condi- 
tions of  the  American  people  have  materially 
changed  and  furthermore  it  is  plainly  visible  that  we 
are  in  a  transition  state  ^i.  e.,  taking  on  airs  never 
heard  of  before.)  Chicago  being  a  typical  American 
city  not  wedded  to  time  honored  systems  nor  to  pre- 
cedents, is  casting  off  the  exuvia  of  its  former  self. 
This  is  a  natural  process  or  operation  not  confined 
to  snakes  but  it  occurs  to  a  great  extent  in  nature. 
May  it  not  occur  in  society,  politics  and  business 
methods.  It  is  painfully  visible  that  the  present  and 
past  methods  of  law  making  and  law  administering 
do  not  accord  with  the  ideas  of  the  Chicago  Real  Es- 
tate Board  because  that  body  are  not  satisfied  with 
the  o'd  regime.  They  want  laws  adapted  to  our  new 
growth.  Hence  the  Torrens  law,  which  they  fath- 
ered and  championed.  The  force  of  precedent  in  the 
real  estate  market  is  seen  in  the  tenor  of  the  inter- 
views by  reporters  with  certain  real  estate  men. 
Nine- tenths  of  them  say  and  it  is  given  out  as  infor- 
mation that  there  will  be  no  business  in  real  estate 
circles  until  after  the  presidential  ekction.  A  nerv- 
ous or  sick  man  will  always  be  in  doubt  about  the 
future  but  a  healthy  man  knows  that  we  always  did 
have  presidential  elections  and  disturbances  with  the 
result  that  the  best  man  got  beat  in  a  majority  of 
cases.  The  transition  state  referred  to  above  is  seen 
in  the  new  departure  in  the  city  government  and  in 
the  marvelous  advancement  made  in  transportation. 
Every  one  knows  that  the  only  hindrance  to  unlim- 
ited subdividing  in  and  around  Chicago  in  the  years 
1890  91,  was  the  backward  state  of  our  street  car  sys- 
tems. Subdividers  then  relied  upon  "projected 
lines"  that  have  since  been  built  with  more  going 
forward.  Now  we  have  untold  of  street  car  service 
and  property  is  cheap  compared  to  prices  then. 
Everywhere  it  is  admitted  that  there  is  plenty  of 
money  in  the  banks  and  stored  away  in  strong  boxes. 
No  one  but  a  rank  pessimist  will  say  that  things  are 
going  from  bad  to  worse— that  Chicago  has  seen  its 
best  days  and  that  we  are  to  see  a  repetition  of  tariff 
tinkering  in  the  next  Congress.  No  really  sane  man 
believes  any  such  thing  unless  he  also  believes  that 
this  government  is  a  failure.  Our  political  system  is 
the  weakest  thing  about  us  but  we  have  the  power 
within  easy  reach  to  change  it.  We  have  now  bad 
two  years  or  more  of  dull  business  attended  with  dis- 
tress and  failures  and  to  tell  us  that  we  are  to  have  a 
year  and  a  half  more  of  waiting  until  the  next  presi- 
dent is  elected,  counted  in,  installed  and  Congress  is 
convened  before  we  know  our  fate  is  enough  to  make 
even  a  curbstone  broker  shiver  in  his  boots.  There 
is  no  danger  of  Congress  as  now  constituted,  repeal- 
ing the  tariff  laws,  nor  the  National  Bank  law 
They  as  well  as  the  members  of  the  old  Congress,  see 
the  handwriting  on  the  wall;  they  are  not  going  to 
commit  a  felo  de  se.  Then  what  have  we  to  fear 
from  the  presidential  election.    We  have  more  to 


fear  from  the  boodlers  in  the  city  hall  and  even  they 
are  being  turned  down.  There  is  no  good  reason  why 
we  should  not  have  a  healthy  market  now  and  an  un- 
precedented boom  next  spring  unless  it  is  that  inves- 
tors want  to  pay  higher  prices  for  real  estate  than 
they  do  now.  About  all  of  the  danger  and  doubt 
that  usually  attend  presidential  elections  have  been 
already  eliminated  from  the  approaching  contest  by 
the  election  last  week  and  previous  elections  within 
two  years.  We  are  as  safe  now  from  tariff  agitation 
and  monetary  disturbances  as  we  will  be  in  four 
years  from  this  time. 


EXTENSION  OF  LINCOLN  PARK. 


The  Lincoln  Park  Commissioners  undoubtedly  be- 
lieve that  the  best  way  to  prevent  private  parties 
from  stealing  the  lake  front  and  riparian  rights  along 
the  shore  is  to  reclaim  the  submerged  lands  and  con- 
vert them  into  public  grounds. 

The  Lincoln  Park  Board  has  considered  a  plan  to 
enlarge  the  park  several  hundred  acres  by  encroach- 
ing on  the  lake.  JN  ovember  20  the  matter  will  be 
acted  on.  It  is  proposed  to  reclaim  the  land  under 
shallow  water  from  Byron  street  to  the  north  end  of 
Lake  View.  Securing  riparian  rights  is  the  only  thing 
now  in  the  way  of  the  commissioners.  The  outer 
harbor  will  be  dredged  to  better  accommodate  the 
yachts  anchoring  there. 

The  southwest  corner  of  the  park  will  be  changed 
so  there  will  be  no  driveway  leading  into  the  inter- 
section of  Clark  street  and  North  avenue.  A  walk, 
with  a  drinking  fountain,  will  occupy  the  present 
driveway,  the  improvements  costing  $20,000. 

This  is  regarded  the  only  way  to  widen  the  park,  as 
to  condemn  and  purchase  ground  west  of  the  park 
would  be  expensive  and  next  to  impo3sible  on  account 
of  its  high  price  and  desirability  as  residence  prop- 
erty. 

Chicago  is  already  better  provided  with  parks  and 
so-called  boulevards  than  any  other  city  in  the  coun- 
try, and  there  is  no  reason  why  our  park  commission- 
ers should  be  allowed  to  saddle  unnecessary  expense 
upon  the  taxpayers  who  are  already  overburdened. 
It  will  cost  a  large  amount  of  money  t  )  reclaim  ani 
improve  this  submerged  land,  besides  increasing  the 
expenses  of  maintaining  the  park.  Just  at  this 
present  time,  when  Chicago  has  other  needed  im- 
provements that  are  imperative  under  way,  the  peo- 
ple should  see  to  it  that  some  of  her  taxing  bodies  do 
not  overdo  parlc  improvements  at  the  expense  of 
other  improvements  needed  more  urgently. 


A  DOLLAR   SAVED  IS  A  DOLLAR  EARNED. 

When  a  wholesale  clothing  house  determins  to  open 
a  retail  department  they  are  enabled  to  offer  their 
goods  at  prices  far  below  retail  prices  for  the  same 
quality  of  clothing,  and  this  is  the  golden  opportu- 
nity for  the  buyer  to  secure  good  garments  at  actual- 
ly less  than  cost.  J  ust  such  a  sale  is  now  in  progress 
at  the  corner  of  Markot  and  Van  Buren  streets. 
Work  Brothers,  the  famous  clothing  manufacturers, 
have  opened  a  retail  department  and  are  making 
such  surprisingly  low  prices  on  the  very  best  clothing 
ever  put  on  the  market  that  their  sale  is  entirely  out 
of  the  ordinary  and  is  of  especial  interest  to  business 
and  professional  men.  For  instance,  they  are  offer- 
ing a  choice  of  imported  Black  Clay  Diagonal'  Black 
and  Blue  Cheviots,  Black  and  Gray  Vienna  Suits, 
lined  with  an  extra  fine  serge,  made  up  in  first-class 
style  and  cut  in  the  very  latest  fashon,  for  only  Ten 
Dollars.  This  is  a  rare  chance  for  a  lawyer,  doctor, 
student,  minister,  business  man  or  any  man  to  get  a 
suit  good  enough  for  any  purpose,  at  actually  less 
than  cost  of  manufacture.  They  are  offering  at  this 
sale  the  genuine  Metcalf  Patent  Beaver  Overcoats, 
made  up  as  swell  as  a  coat  can  be  made,  with  best  of 
trimmings,  lining  and  workmanship,  for  $12.  They 
can  not  be  bought  elsewhere  for  less  that  $25. 

The  above  are  only  a  few  of  the  best  grades  offered 
by  Work  Bros,  at  this  sale.  They  have  suits  from 
$3.50  up  and  overcoats  from  $5.50.  It  will  pay  intend- 
ing purchasers  to  call  at  once  at  their  salesroom,  cor- 


ner Market  and  Van  Buren  streets,  as  an  entire  ward- 
robe can  be  purchased  at  this  sale  for  but  little  more 
than  the  cost  of  a  single  suit  elsewhere.  The  retail 
department  will  be  a  permanent  feature  in  Work 
Bros.'  wholesale  clothing  store,  and  especially  low 
prices  are  being  made  at  this  opening  sale,  at  Market 
and  Van  Buren  streets. 

CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


The  plans  for  the  Illinois  Cycling  Club  House  at 
the  northwest  corner  of  Washington  boulevard  and 
Francisco  street  have  been  completed  by  Watson  & 
Hazelton.  The  first  story  will  be  given  over  to  the 
wheel  room,  barber  shop  and  bowling  alley,  while  on 
the  second  flool  will  be  the  reception  room,  offices, 
parlor,  library,  writing  room  and  cafe.  On  the  third 
floor  will  be  the  card  rooms  and  billiard  hall,  and  on 
the  fourth  floor  will  be  the  gymnasium,  with  a  stage 
and  bath  rooms.  The  fifth  story  will  be  the  gallery 
of  the  gymnasium,  and  will  also  contain  the  dressing 
rooms.   The  building  will  cost  S30  000. 

The  Central  Park  Improvement  Co.  will  build  a 
three-story  store  and  flat  building  at  No.  1.529  West 
Lake  street.  It  will  be  50x120  feet  in  size  and  will 
cost  $30,000. 

The  Concord  apartment  house,  planned  by  Archi- 
tect S.  N.  Crowen,  will  be  erected  on  Indiana  avenue 
near  20th  street.  It  will  be  four  stories  high,  contain 
32  apartments  and  will  cost  §110,000. 

Architect  A.  G.  Zimmerman  has  designed  forE.  H. 
Seaman  a  two-story  basement  and  attic  residence,  to 
be  built  at  786  Grace  street.  It  will  front  2«x.')8  feet 
and  will  be  constructed  of  stone  and  pressed  brick,|the 
interior  being  finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by 
steam.    It  will  cost  $10,000. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  has  designed  for  A.  J. 
Samuelson  a  three-story  flat  building,  to  be  erected 
at  283  Belden  avenue.  It  will  front  21  feet  with  a 
depth  of  76,  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone  and 
pressed  brick.  The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hard- 
wood and  heated  by  steam.  It  is  to  cost  $10,000. 

W.  H,  Moore  has  had  plans  prepared  by  Architect 
C.  M.  Palmer  for  four  three-story  houses  to  be  built 
on  the  east  side  of  Madison  avenue  between  51st 
boulevard  and  52d  street:  They  will  each  contain  14 
rooms,  the  main  floor  being  deing  devoted  to  the  ves- 
tibule, hall  parlor,  back  parlor,  dining  room  and 
kitchen.  The  interiors  will  be  finished  in  hard  woods 
and  heated  by  steam.  The  cost  is  estimated  at  $50;- 
000. 

The  Lake  View  High  School  is  to  be  greatly  en- 
larged. The  addition  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  and  wiil  be  devoted  to  a  biological  and 
chemical  laboratory,  class  and  recitation  rooms,  as- 
sembly hall,  gymnasium,  and  will  have  a  bicycle 
storage  room.  The  cost  is  estimated  at  $80,000.  Aug- 
ust Fiedler,  architect  foi  the  Beard  of  Education, 
states  that  the  specifications  for  the  structure  will  be 
ready  in  a  feew  days. 

Architect  A.  Sandegren  has  prepared  plans  for  ten 
fiat  buildings  at  the  corner  of  West  Huron  street  and 
Monticello  avenue  for  W.  C.  Westfall.  They  will  be 
of  different  designs,  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
with  a  frontage  of  217  feet  constructed  of  t>oman 
brick  of  various  shades,  relieved  by  cut  stone  trim- 
mings and  brick  bays,  have  hard  wood  finish  and 
modern  conveniences,  at  a  total  coit  of  $45,000. 

Architect  A.  S.  Hecht  has  prepared  plans  for  a  flat 
building  in  the  vicinity  of  Douglas  Park  for  Samuel 
Payne.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement  high, 
44x50  feet,  have  stone  front,  oak  finish,  modern  im- 
provements at  a  cost  of  88,500.  He  has  also  made 
plans  for  a  modern  flat  building  on  Grace  street,  near 
Seminary  avenue,  for  George  Miller.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement  high,  2  x52  feet,  with  front  of 
stone  and  pressed  brick,  have  quarter-sawed  oak  and 
Arkansas  pine  finish  and  modern  improvements  at  a 
post  of  f 4,200. 


CHANGE  OF  TIME  TO  MILWAUKEE. 


On  Oct.  20th,  under  new  time  card  of  the  Chicago, 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Railway,  the  present  8:00  p. 
m.  train  to  Milwaukee  will  be  discontinued.  A  new 
train  will  leave  Chicago  daily  except  Sunday  at  5:00 
p.  m.,  arriving  In  Milwaukee  at  7:15  p  m.,  and  present 
3:00  p.  m.  train  will  run  every  day  in  the  week.  Fast 
Night  Express  for  Northern  Wisconsin  and  the  Mich- 
igan Peninsula  will  leave  Chicago  at  10:30  p.  m.  in- 
stead of  at  8:00  p.  m.  as  at  present.  For  tickets, 
time  tables,  and  further  information  apply  at  Ticket 
office,  95  Adams  Street,  or  Union  Passenger  Station, 
Canal,  Adams  and  Madison  Sts. 


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November  9,  1895. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Wanwatosa,  Wis. — $40,000  bonds  are  to  be  issued. 
Ord,  Neb.— This   town  has   voted   $50,000  irrigation 
bonds. 

Gothenburg,  Neb.— Voted  to  issue  |275,000  irrigation 
bonda. 

Westwood,  Ohio.— Voted  to  issue  $20,000  improvement 
bonds. 

Turner,  III.— Citizens  voted  to  issue  |10,000  wator- 
\vorks  bonds. 

North  Lonp,  Neb. — This  plaoe  has  voted  to  issue  |50,000 
irrigation  bonds. 

Ilmwood.  Ohio. — The  village  has  voted  to  issue  |15,057 
street  improvement  bonds. 

Mercer,  Mo. — Citizens  have  voted  to  issue  SI, 500  bonds 
to  build  new  sohool  house. 

Bloflton,  Ohio. — The  oounoil  has  decided  to  bond  the 
town  for  |20,000  for  water-works. 

Orange,  Oal. — Town  has  called  a  meeting  to  vote  on  the 
question  of  issuing  |10,000  water-works  bonds. 

Hastings,  Neb. — The  Council  authorized  an  election  to 
vote  on  the  issue  of  $10,000  water  works  bonds. 

New  Britain,  Conn. — The  Sswer  Commissioners  have 
decided  to  sell  |2.5,000  worth  more  of  the  department 
bonds. 

Louisville,  Ky. — The  Mayor  has  been  authorized  to 
borrow  $250,000  at  not  to  exceed  6  per  cent  interest  per 
annum. 

San  Antonio,  Texas. — The  Council  has  under  consider- 
ation the  issue  of  $50,000  additional  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Toledo.  Ohio. — Ordinances  were  passed  to  provide  for 
the  issuance  of  bonds  to  improve  Teoumseh  and  Sixteenth 
streets. 

Columbus,  Wis. — Meeting  will  be  called  Nov.  15  to  vote 
on  question  of  bonding  the  city  for  $25,000  for  the  con- 
struction of  waterworks. 

East  i5t.  Louis,  111. — The  Council  has  ordered  an  election 
to  vote  on  the  question  cf  issuing  6  per  oent  one  to  four 
year  street  improvement  bonds. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  18  for 
the  purchase  of  $10,000  thirty-year  4  per  oent  village 
bonds.    W.  Elwood  Wynne,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Brunswick,  Mo. —  This  city  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
bonds  for  taking  up  ontatanding  indebtedness  and  ex- 
tending water  works.    W.  H.  Finch  is  City  Clerk. 

Thompsonville,  Conn. — A  special  town  meeting  is 
called  for  at  ihe  Town  Hall,  to  act  upon  bonding  the 
town  for  a  scm  not  to  exceed  $50,000;  made  necessary  by 
the  present  indebtedness. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — Bonda  will  be  issued  to  the  amount  of 
$100,000  to  build  double  track  for  the  Knoxville  &  Arling- 
ton Avenue  Street  Railway;  bids  will  be  advertised  for  in 
a  few  days. 

Galveston,  Texas. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  au- 
thorizing the  Mayor  and  Committee  on  Finance  to  sell 
$200,000  5  per  oent  general  indebtedness  and  funding 
bonds,  payable  in  twenty  years,  redeemable  at  the  option 
of  the  city  cfter  ten  years. 

Knoxville,  la. — Bids  will  be  received  Nov,  13  for  the 
purchase  of  $80,000  6  per  cent  Marine  County  Refunding 
Bonds,  redeemable  after  five  years,  payable  after  ten 
years.  A  certified  check  of  $2, COT  must  accompany  each 
bid.    L.  Van  der  Linden,  chaiiman. 

Albany,  Ga. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  to  noon  of 
November  18,  1895,  for  $12,600  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  of 
the  City  of  Albany,  Ga.    Interest  payable  semi-annually 
Address  Y.  0.  Rust,  City  ClerK,  Albauy,  Ga. 

Le  Sueur,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  11 
1895,  for  the  purchase  of  $'20,000  5  per  cent  water  works 
bonds,  pavable  in  20  vears.  Address  0.  L.  Martin  City 
Clerk. 

Dnluth,  Minn. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  11  for 
the  purchase  of  $1,000,000  water  and  light  bonds  of  Dn- 
luth, Minn.  They  will  be  in  denoraications  of  $1,(00 
each,  will  bear  4  per  oent  interest,  and  will  mature  thirty 
years  from  Deo.  2,  1895.  C.  E.  Richardson,  City  Clerk. 
All  bids  must  be  accompanied  by  a  certified  check  for 
$1,000. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — The  Commissioners  of  Hamilton 
County,  Ohio,  have  decided  to  issue  $46,0(0  bonds,  to  re- 
pair the  Spring  Grove  avenue  bridge.  They  will  be  in 
denominations  cf  $500  each,  bear  intdrest  at  4  per  cent 
and  mature  in  seven  years  from  JNov.  1,  1895.  ' 

Milledgeville,  Ga. — City  Council  has  determined  to  call 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  purpose  of  ob- 
taining the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qualified  voters  of 
the  city  to  issue  bonda  to  take  up  the  S2'i,000  bonds,  which 
were  issued  to  aid  in  building  the  Girla"  Normal  and  In- 
dustrial College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  courts  and  this  step  has  been  found  to  be 
neosssary  to  legalize  them.: 


Healdsburg,  Oal. — The  Board  of  Trustees  will  submit  to 
the  voters  the  question  of  issuing  $25,000  in  bond  for  the 
erection  of  a  sohool  house. 

East  Berkeley  (Berkeley),  Cal.— A  special  meeting  of 
the  Board  of  Education  will  be  held  to  consider  the  mat- 
ter of  issuing  schoolhouse  bonds. 

Youngstown,  Ohio. — Ordinances  have  been  passed  to 
provide  for  the  issue  o*  $9,000  Wood  street  improvement 
bonds  and  $11,000  Wick  avenue  improvement  bond. 

Cincinnati,   Ohio.— The    Clerk  of   Hamilton  County 

Board  was  instructed  to  advertise  for  the  sale  of  $46,000 

bonds  to  pay  for  the  new  bridge  across  Mill  Creek  on 
Spring  Grove  avenue. 

Mansfield,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  Nov.  4  for  the 
purchase  of  $8,600  6  per  oent  one  year  general  revenue 
bonds  A  oerdfied  check  of  $5(0  must  accompany  each 
bid.    F.  M,  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Columbus,  Wis. — The  business  men  have  petitioned  the 
Council  to  call  an  election  for  Nov.  15  to  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuirg  $25,000  in  bonds  for  the  construction  of 
waterworks.  .  It  is  believed  that  the  Connoil  will  grant  the 
request. 

Mt.  Clemens,  Mich.- The  city  will  soon  issue  $75,000  in 
bonds  to  be  used  in  improving  the  waterworks  plant. 
Bids  are  now  being  received  for  the  purchase  of  $11,000 
school  bonds.    Spencer  Dalby,  City  Clerk. 

Youngstown,  Ohio. — Notice  is  hereby  given  (hat  the  city 
of  Youngstown  will  sell  its  bonds,  for  which  sealed  bids 
will  be  received,  to  be  opened  Nov.  11,  for  the  following, 
viz:  Wick  avenue  bonds — To  pay  for  the  mecadamizing 
of  Wick  avenue  between  Wick  avenue  and  Elm  street, 
$11,(00  shall  be  due  and  payable,  $2,000  thereof  on  the 
1st  of  October,  1897  to  1901,  inclusive.  Wood  street  pav- 
ing bonds — To  pay  for  pavine  of  Wood  street  between 
Wick  avenue  and  Elm  street,  $9,C00  shall  be  due  and  pay- 
able as  follows:  $6,000  thereof  on  the  Ist  day  of  October, 
in  the  years  1897  to  1900,  inclusive.  The  foregoing  and 
above  named  bonds  will  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of  5  per 
oent  per  annum,  payable  semi-annually,  principal  and  in- 
terest payable  at  the  City  Treasury.  J.  Howard  Edwards, 
City  Clerk. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Kay's  add.  It  38  in  b  6,  being  a  enb  in  fee  8  38  14.  Nov  23,  11  a  m. 
tydney  Stein,  master,  «5  Dearborn  et.  NOR. 

Keeley'B  sub.  It  14  of  It  45  in  b  26  in  sec  29  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Ed- 
mund Filzgibbon,  admtr.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  24  In  b  7  of  tlie  s  w  H  of  sec  20  39  14.  Nov  30, 
11  a  m.  Maria  inpa,  admlrx.  NOR. 

Reaper's  add.  Its  21,  22  and  32  In  b  5,  being  a  pt  of  (lie  original  b  5  of 
Moore's  sob  of  the  e  i4  of  the  n  w  ^  of  sec  30  39  14.  Nov  SO,  11  a  m. 
Jas  Valentine,  admtr.  NOR. 

Gehr's  snb,  Its  14  aud  15  iu  b  7  in  Hambarg  of  be  23  and  24  in  the 
Canal  Trustees  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Franz  Koefe, 
admtr.  NOB. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  no's  sub,  Its  1,  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  sees  5  ani  6  37  IB;  also  It 
13  in  b  3  of  Herger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  being  a  sub  of  the  8  w  !4  of  »ec 
32  38  15.  Nov  19,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master,  6b  Reaper  blk. 
NOR. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add,  an  nnd  Yi  of  It  17  In  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  s 
e  H  of  the  u  w  14  sec  31  40  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Chas  J  Krumseig. 
admtr.  NOR. 

Conger  &  Tavis  sab.  Its  24  to  46  in  b  1,  and  its  24  to  46  in  b  2  of  Ihe  s  '/4 
of  the  w  of  the  e  Yt  ot  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  6  39  39  13.  Nov 
22,  1pm.  tdm  8  Cnmmings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  NOR. 

Bryant's  fub,  all  of  b  1  (ex  Its  18,  19  and  20)  of  the  s  Yi  of  the  w  Yi  of 
the  B  w  Ji  of  the  n  w  ii  o£  see  13  37  13;  also  Its  37  to  48  iu  b  1,  said 
sub.  Nov  25,  10  a  m.  Xhns  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7o2  Chicago  Opera 
Hoaee  bldg.  L  N. 

RocKwell's  add.  It  36  in  the  sub  of  It  4  in  b  8.  Nov  25,  1pm.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  li  0  WdBhlngton  st.  L  N. 

Enlette  A  Go's  snb.  It  38  in  b  6  of  the  e  e  ^4  of  the  s  e  ^  of  fee  19  37  14. 
Nov  25,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  .Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Piatt's  sub.  I)s  29  and  30  of  It  14  In  Seipp's  snb,  of  the  w  H  of  Ihe  n  w 
K  of  see  2538  14.  Nov  25,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  626 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trustee's  sub,  it  18  in  b  6  of  the  w  pt  of  sec  6  39  14.  Nov  26,  11  a 
m.  Walter  iiutlfer,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  K. 

Com  8.10  chains  n  of  the  s  e  co-  of  the  e  w  >4  of  sec  9  in  41  13  and  rnn- 
nlng  from  thence  w  2u. 02  ohaine;  tbence  n  5  93  chaine;  thence  e 
20.01  chains,  thence  8  6.95  chains  to  the  place  of  beginning,  ex  the  w 

I  rod  of  the  s  e  Ji  of  the  a  w  ^  of  said  see  9.  Nov  26,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N" 

Russell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add,  snblt  7  of  Its  9  and  10  In  b  10.   Deo  7, 

II  a  m.  Chas  E  Schlytern,  executor.  L  N. 

Sherman's  sub.  It  2  in  b  7  of  the  e  of  the  w  i4  of  the  e  6%  oi  sec  28 
39  14.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  L  Moss,  admtr.  NOB. 

Chi  Distilling  Go's  snb,  subit  1  of  It  1  of  b  19  in  Shetfield's  add.  Nov 
22,  Edm  S  Oun.mings,  master.  NOR, 

Shortall,  Trustee's  sub.  It  16  in  b  16  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  J4  of  sec  26 
88  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  tdw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bids 
NCR. 

Keith's  snb.  Its  24  aud  25  In  b  5  of  the  e  w  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  14  88 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add.  Its  8  and  9  in  b  5.    Nov  22,   10  a  m,  Thos 

Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 
Seavern's  sub.  It  11  in  b  7  of  Ihe  s  w  J4  of  sec  25  40  13.   Nov  22, 10  a  m 

Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOB. 

Kelth'a  sab.  Its  12  and  13  of  the  s  H  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  s  e 
1^  of  the  n  w  H  ot  sec  8  38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  DIcKer,  master. 
NOR. 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  14  in  b  7.  Nov  23,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Ma- 
honey,  master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  NOR. 

Gardner's  66th  st  blvd  add.  It  37  in  b  2  in  the  n  w  H  of  sec  16  38  14. 
Nov  22,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOB. 


Honore's  enb.  Its  14  and  15  in  enb  ot  b  2  In  b  6  of  bs  1  to  5  and  w  V4  of 
b  6  iu  Telrnan'8  snb  of  the  e  V4  of  the  8  w  !4  (ex  Ihe  w  4.62  acres) 
and  ot  the  w  1.37  chains  of  Ihe  w  V4  of  the  a  e  H  of  sec  18  39  H;  also 
its  1  and  2  in  the  Rub  of  b  11  in  Harding's  snb  of  the  viYi  of  the  n  e  V 
of  660  1139  13.  Nov  18.  11  a  m.  Jas  3  Woolverton,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lorimer's  snb,  Ita  1,  8,  9  to  IS,  17,  11,  22,  23,  28,  83,  35,  411  and  44  of  the 
e  Yi  of  Its  1  and  4  in  Inglehart's  enb  of  th«  s  w  1.4  of  eeo  7  38  14.  Nov 
12,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  in  b  2,  being  a  sub  in  Bee  36  41  12.  Nov  12,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Van  gchaack  &  Herrick's  sub.  It  43  in  b  4,  It  10  in  b  6,  It  88  In  b  3,  It  22 
in  b  6,  it  25  in  b  fi.  It  40  In  b  4.  It  12  In  b  5,  It  89  in  b  3.  Nov  11,  11  a 
m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  St.  L  N. 

Dingee  &  McDaniel's  reenb.  It  18  in  b  4  of  bs  3,  6,  9  and  10  and  the  B  Yt 
of  b  8  of  the  village  of  Wllmette.  Nov  15,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Uauser. 
admtrx.  NOB. 

Van  Schaack  4  Herrick's  snb.  It  20  in  b  3  It  23  in  b  S.  It  44  in  b  4,  It  24 
in  b  9,  It  48  in  b  3,  It  20  in  b  6.  It  39  in  b  4.  It  48  in  b  3  ot  the  n  40  acres 
of  the  w  H  of  the  e  Yt  of  sec  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  Jl  a  m.  H  L  Walt,  mas- 
ter. L  N. 

Smith's  resub  of  Gilliam's  sub.  It  26  of  b  3  of  It  3  in  the  ptn  of  the  8  % 
of  the  8  e  H  ot  12  39  18.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  sub.  It  15  In  b  6,  It  45  in  h  3,  It  42  in  b  3,  It  4 
in  b  5,  It  86  in  b  3,  It  46  in  b  3  of  the  n  4o  acres  of  the  w  1^  of  the  e  H 
of  eeo  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  11  a  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Orvis  snb.  Its  16  to  23  in  b  3  ef  the  n  Yt  ot  the  e  Yt  of  the  b  e  ot  Beo 
7  88  14.  Nov  16  11  a  m.  Ohae  T  Farson,  master,  108  1  earborn  st. 
L  N. 

Forest  Ridge  enb.  It  5  in  b  8  a  snb  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w  »4  ot  sec  7  37 
14.  Nov  15, 10  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  NOB. 

Altgeld's  enV>,  U  322  of  bs  1,  2,  3,  4.  7  and  n  H  of  b  6  ot  the  n  vr  J4  ot  seo 
29  40  14.  NoA  26.  11  a  m.  Alex  Ohytrans,  Bdmtr.  NOB. 

Comm  ptn,  It  or  b  5  ot  the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  of  the  n  w  H;  and  the  a  Vt 
ot  the  s  w  >4  of  the  n  e  ^  ot  sec  31  38  15.  Nov  23,  Ham.  t  T  Ab- 
pern,  admtr.  NOB. 

C  &  O  0  &  D  Go's  snb.  It  14  in  b  16  ot  eeoe  6  and  6  37  15.  Nov  15,  Ham. 
Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  639  Monadnock  blk.  N  0  B. 

Bobbin's  sub,  it  41  e  of  Erie  st,  of  b  2  in  the  Assessor's  dlv  of  the  e  Yt 
of  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  8  39  14.  Nov  23,  12  m.  Peter  Olsen  tkaaden, 
admtr.  NOB. 

N  W  Unvsty  enb,  It  5  of  b  37  in  the  Village  ot  Evanston.  Nov  20,  11  a 
m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master.  Ho  La  Salle  et.  NOB. 

Canal  Trustees  sub,  eublt  1  in  snb  ot  It  10  in  b  56  ot  n  w  ^  ot  see  21  89 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Anna  T  McGerry,  admtrx.  NOB. 

Ill  and  Mich  Canal  Co's  snb,  the  e  of  subIt  1  and  the  e  1-3  of  eublt  2 
ot  It  2  b  22  in  the  frl  eec  16  39  14.  Nov  19,  11  a  m.  thas  T  Farson, 
master,  lt8  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

Vincent,  II  5  and  the  w  'A  of  It  4  in  b  1  a  sub  of  the  n  e  J4  of  the  n  w  !4 
of  sec  31  411  14;  also  Its  47  and  45  In  eublt  7  ot  b  13  in  Bheflfield  add, 
Dec  3,  11  a  m.  Anguste  Rietow,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Granville's  sub.  Its  1  to  5  in  b  1  of  the  s  w  \i  ot  the  s  w  ^  ot  the  n  w  ;4 
of  eeo  9  38  14.  Nov  18,  2  p  nu.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  St. 
L  N. 

Lee's  add.  Its  28  aud  29  of  b  12,  being  a  sub  of  pt  of  the  e  V5  of  the  n  w 
!4  and  the  w  Yt  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  6  29  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Jas  H 
Van  Vlissingen,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hausbrongh  &  Hess  enb,  the  s  26  ft  ot  It  10  in  b  13  of  the  e  Yt  ot  the  8 
w  M  of  seo  36  40  13.  Nov  19,  Ham.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Port 
land  blk.  L  N. 

Kettlestrlng's  sub.  It  6  of  a  sub  of  sublte  1.  2,  3,  4  and  the  n  Yt  of  It  5  in 
the  s  e  cor  of  the  n  w  M  of  eec  7  39  13.  Nov  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler 
master.  L  N. 

Jernberg's  snb,  divers  lots  in  said  sub.  Nov  18,  Ham.  H  L  Wait, 
master.  L  N. 

Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nd  add  to  W  Pullman,  Its  26  and  2Mn  b  1  in  the 
e  w  (4  of  sec  21  37  14.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  66 
Beaper  blk.  L  N. 

Dickey  &  Baker's  sub.  Its  1  to  12,  17,  18,  21,  29,  30,  64,  66,  66  in  b  6  ot 
the  w  Yt  of  the  e  Yt  of  the  n  w  of  sec  33  40  13.  Nov  20,  12  m.  Jno 
J  Healy,  master,  401-407  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Ellis'  east  add,  the  n  15  712  ft  of  the  s  31  2-12  ft  ot  the  n  62  4-12  ft  of 
that  pt  w  of  alley  of  the  w  Yt  of  It  40.  Nov  18,  11a  m.  Chas  T  Farson, 
master.  L  N, 

Culver's  Pk,  Gammon's  sub.  It  2  b  4  ot  Its  1  and  2  ot  Murbach  et  al  eub 
ot  the  8  e  !i  of  e  w  H  of  eec  7  40  14,  Nov  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Tarkinglon's  blvd  and  Park  reenb.  It  9  of  b  9  ot  Dreiel  &  Smith's  snb 
of  the  w  of  ihe  n  w  )4  and  the  w  54  of  ihe  ft  Yt  ot  the  s  w  !i  of  seo 
11  38  14.  Nov  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Kirkland's  enb,  l<s  45  and  46  In  b  3  ot  the  e  Yt  ot  the  s  w  ot  the  n  w 
^  of  sec  20  38  14.  Nov  13,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Bexford  &  Bellamy's  sub.  Its  15,  44,  45,  46  aud  47  of  It  4  Egan's  eub  of 
the  e  Yt  of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  1  86  13.  Nov  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
master.  L  N. 

Griffith's  eub,  It  18  q  2  of  the  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  9  38  14.  Nov  23, 
Ham.  FT  Kinnare,  admtr.  NOB. 

Bellamy'B  eub,  It  12  in  b  1,  of  the  n  40  acres  of  the  s  60  acres  ot  the  e 
Yt  of  the  8  e  of  sec  32  38  14.  Nov  22,  10  a  m.  Harry  Skeeles,  admtr 
N  0  B. 

Oarpeuler's  add.  It  2  in  the  snb  ot  the  w  100  feet  of  It  6  la  b  49.  Nov  11, 
2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

CIr  Ot  Comm  sub.  It  34  in  b  2  of  b  4  in  Canal  Trustee's  sub  of  eeo  88 
39  14.  Nov  11,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Westfall's  sub,  the  w  25  ft  of  the  e  60  ft  of  the  w  100  ft  of  It  60  in  div  1, 
of  2(  8  acres,  beiog  the  e  Yt  of  the  6  w  ^  and  the  s  e  ot  seo  30  83 
16.  Nov  6,  11  a  m,  P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Beaper  blk  L  N. 

Higgins,  Law  &  Oo's  add.  It  16  in  b  7.  Nov  19,  Ham.  PL  Sherman, 
master.  L  N. 

The  8  w  ^  ot  the  8  w  ^  of  seo  8  86  14;  bn  3  and  4,  ex  Its  4  and  6  in  the 
Village  of  Qlenwood,  Campbell's  1st  add.  Nov  14,  11  am.  Irwia  T 
Coe,  guardian.  L  N. 

The  n  w  H  of  the  n  e  M  of  sec  27  42  11;  the  e  w  M  of  Ihe  n  e  of  Beo 
27  42  11 ;  the  e  e  %,  of  the  e  w  M  of  6ec,a3  42  11.  Nov  16,  11  a  m.  Hi- 
ram Snow. adm  r.  L  N. 

Woolley's  snb.  It  6  in  b  1  of  7V4  acres  e  and  adj  the  w  10  acres  of  the 
n  e  H  of  ^ec  86  40  13  and  It  33  in  Bald  sub  and  Its  19,  20  and  21  in  b  4 
in  said  sub.  Nov  14,  11  a  m.  Annte  Q  MoOartby,  admtrx.  L  N, 


November  9,  J895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1071 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Nov.  7,  1895. 

bales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   365  12,665,850 

Olty,  under  $1,000    84  64,625 

County   95  172,056 


Total   535 


$2,892,4:30 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  IStov.  8,  1894. 

Bales,  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  $1,000                               284  $1,966,525 

City,  under  1,000                         106  71,511 

County                                          99  218,762 


Total   489 


$2,256.7i»8 


Aberdeen  et,  premises  No  6115,  25x124; 
Sep  26.  S  0  Haines  to  S  P  King.  .12.800 

Aberdeen  at,  231  ft  s  of  50th,  w  f  25x124; 
Oct  29.  H  H  Gage  to  W  Frink  |2,000 

Adams  at,  331  ft  a  of  Homan  av,  n  f  25  ft 
to  alley,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  8.  W 
Balhatohet  to  G  Eaymond  $4,750 

Adams  st,  275  ft  w  of  S  42d,  n  f  25  8x 
121.7;  Oot  28.  J  Grey  to  W  T  Sharp 
 |1,200 

Adams  av,  216  ft  s  of  76th  st,  e  f  50xl'26; 
Nov  1.  N  A  Obersham  to  0  8  Morehouse 
 |6,640 

Adams  st,  226  ft  n  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Oot  29.  W  0  Benton  to  P  Knokes 

 |i,o:o 

Adams  st,  155  ft  w  of  St  Loais  av,  s  f  25x 
180;  Sep  5.  N  A  Brisoo  to  S  Halle  |9,0r0 

Adast,  bet  70th  and  7l8t,  w  f  3S}^s.l2i}4; 
Sep  26,  M  Whittingham  to  &  iVIaynard 
 $2,i?50 

Addison  av,  98  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  n  f  25x 
124;  Oot  31.  A  B  Slay  ton  to  0  J  Cross 
 $3,500 

Albany  av,  139J^  ft  s  of  Fillmore  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Oct  8.  W  Balhatohet  to  A  Ray- 
mond  |4,750 

Anthony  av,  n  w  oor  80th  at,  w  f  129  8-10 
xl25;  Nov  4.  I  B  Libby  to  F  0  Sohmidt 
et  al  $3,500 

Armitage  av,  96  ft  e  of  Homan,  a  f  46i>^x 
150;  Aug  19.  8  P  Ohaae  to  W  B  Gage 
 $2,300 

Armonr  av,  248  ft  a  of  32d  st,  w  f  25x100; 
Nov  2.  0  Gan  to  S  Livingston  $3,260 

Armonr  av,  70  f t  s  of  W  48th  pi,  if  ex- 
tended, w  f  21x100;  Sep  30.  J  M  Higgin- 
botham  to  8  B  Thomas  $4,000 

Artesian  av,  75  ft  a  of  Donning  st,  w  f  50 
xl26;  Nov  4.  M  D  Johnson  to  A  J  Wil- 
liama  $1,600 

Ashland  av,  225  ft  a  of  52d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  28.  D  Heitman  to  W  Stande. .  $1,500 

Astor  at,  80  ft  n  of  Banka,  e  f  30x131; 
more  or  lesa;  Nov  4.  W  H  Habbard  to 
H  M  Hnbbard  $36,C00 

Avenne  L,  125  ft  n  of  lOlst  st,  e  f  50x126, 
and  other  ppty;  Oot  25.  J  S  Reiland  to 
J  D  Williams  $R.000 

Avenne  "L"  125  ft  n  of  101st  st,  e  f  SOx 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  28.  J  D  Will- 
iams to  H  Reiland  $7,0C0 

Belmont  av,  100  ft  w  of  West  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  25x125;  Sep  2.  8  Brown  Jr  to 
M  Traoy   $2,030 

Berlin  st,  169  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  a  f  48x100; 
Oot  19.  Oommonwealth  L  and  B  Assn 
to  S  N  Dada  $7,000 

Bishop  st,  a  w  oor  53d,  e  f  25x124;  Oot  31. 
A  Klawikowski  to  A  A  Fleet  $5,700 

Bloe  Island  av,  140  ft  n  e  of  Western,  s  f 
24x100;  Oot  24,'94.  L  Pasal  to  W  Wide- 
meier  $3,0C0 

Baena  Park  terraoe,  205  ft  e  of  Evanston 
av,  s  f  40x100;  Oot  21.  G  W  Hubbard 
to  E  Hayne  $2,800 

Butler  st,  251  f t  n  of  80th,  e  f  26x121; 
Nov  4.  Q  A  Forater  to  A  Biokstaedt 
 $2,800 

Butler  at,  bet  71flt  and  72d,  e  f  37  J^xl253^; 
Oot  30.  0  AM  Logan  to  0  J  M  Logan 
 $3,500 

California  av,  118  ft  n  of  Diokens  st,  e  f 
39x200;  Oot  5.0  J  Ford  to  B  Bover- 
mann  $2,000 

California  av,  176  ft  s  of  Augusta  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Sep  26.  OP  Riehl  to  J  Gillis 
 $1,250 

Calumet  av,  34  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  24x91; 
No^  6.  W  H  Fisher  to  C  H  Wayne. .81,100 

Calumet  av,  174  ft  n  of  33d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  1.  HO  Inwgersen  to  G  8  Blakes- 
lee    $9,0C0 

Oalamet  av,  bet  42d  and  43d  ats,  w  f  48x 
128;  Oot  23.  B  Neill  to  M  H  Guerin 
 $29,900 

Central  Park  and  Avondale  ava,  s  e  oor, 


27  Its;  Oot  13.  8  N  Dada  to  Commercial 

Loan  and  Building  Assn  $9,000 

Center  av,  174  ft  s  of  60th  at,  w  f  25x124; 

Oot  11.  J  Bobel  to  A  M  Johnson ..  $1,200 
Center  av,  97  ft  n  ot  14th  pi,  w  f  24x103; 
Oot  19.  0  P  O'Connor  to  A  M  Sheahan 

 $4,200 

Chicago  av,  s  e  oor  Spaoldiug,  n  f ;  Oot 

11.  8  8  Slaok  to  M  Rohlinger  $5,000 

City  Olerka'  sub,  w  66  ft  of  e  191  ft  of  a 
60  ft  of  It  2  b  43,  Sheffield  add;  Oot  31. 

0  Henderson  to  J  J  Quirk  $2,000 

City  Clerk's  sub,  w  33  ft  of  e  224  ft;  same 

ppty;  Oot  31.  8  Quirk  to  same  $1,000 

Clark  st  N,  125  ft  s  e  of  Sherman  pi,  e  f 
25x120;  Oot  28.  R  Sohonbeok  to  A  Kurz 

 $18,500 

Clark  st  N,  s  e  oor  Wilson  av,  w  f  52x121; 
Novl.  Graoeland  Cemetery  Company 

to  H  J  Peet  $3,000 

Claremont  av,  177  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  e  f 
25x125%;  Oot  22.  J  8  Wright  to  D  R 

Rood  et  al  $3,000 

Clifton  av,  250  ft  s  of  Rosooe  st,  w  f  25x 
123;  Oot  28.  A  Mnllmann  to  P  Mall- 

mann  $3, 100 

Clifton  av,  premises  No  169,  25x124;  Nov 

21.  H  Degan  to  A  Bersbaoh  $2,500 

Cornell  av,  330  ft  n  of  56th  st,  e  f  50x331; 
Oot  23.  J  K   Busse  to  F    W  Radford 

 $18,(00 

Cornelia  st,  188  ft  w  ot  Noble,  n  f  24x128; 

Oct  30.  F  Dvorak  to  J  Kiolbassa.  .$2,900 
Congress  st,  105  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  s 
f  21x105;  Oot  31.  W  H  Crump  to  B 

Reynertson   $10,000 

Cosgrove  av,  81  ft  e  of  East  Ravenswood 
Park,  n  f  273^x923^;  Nov  2.  A  Bersbaoh 

to  H  Degan  $3,10C 

Orowell  st,  384  ft  n  of  Archer  av,  e  f  25x 
IfO,  und  %  int;  Sep  4.  F  Bmmeriok  to 

E  Bmmeriok  $2,175 

Crystal  st,  300  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av,  s  f 
26x120;  Oot  28.  A  0  Lewis  to  W  Malm- 

quist  $3,200 

Crystal  st,  165  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f ;  Oot 

28.  W  Malmquist  to  A  0  Lewis.  ..$7,500 
Custom  House  pi,  50  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f 
25x115;  Nov  4.  D  Dnffin  to  C  8  Miller 

 $32,000 

Cuyler  av,  427  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  a  f  50x125; 

Nov  6.  P  B  Johnson  to  B  Johnson. $3,500 
Cuyler  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  6.  B  Johnson 

to  M  B  Johnson  $3,500 

Cuyler  av,  377  ft  e  of  Perry  st,  s  f  50x125; 

Oot  5.  I  P  Meyer  to  J  Qerts  $2,000 

Dayton  st,  bet  Addison,  and  Cornelia  av, 
e  f  26x120;  Nov  1.  J  8  Eriokson  to  M 

Johnson  $8,100 

Dearborn  at  50  ft  n  of  W  48th  pi,  if  ex- 
tended, e  f  26x100;  Nov  2.  Mast  in  Chy 

to  Douglas  Park  Bidg  Assn  $4,955 

Dekalb  st,  s  w  oor  Polk,  s  e  f  61x943^; 

Oot  29.  F  B  Dyche  to  J  Cormack,  .$6,000 
Diversey  av,  n  w  cor  Kedzie,  s  f  S6xl23; 
Nov  4.  A  Rudnick  to  J  A  Wiedmann 

 $3,000 

Diversey  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  4.  J  A  Wied- 
mann to  B  Rudnick  $3,000 

Division  st,  40  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  40x100; 
Oot  5.  L  W  Christman  to  H  Moskoritz 

 $1,900 

Dover  st,  n  w  cor  Wilson  av,  e  f  56x151; 
Nov  1.  Graoeland  Cemetery  Company 

to  A  Q  Maokie  $3,000 

Dover  st,  same  ppty,  und  %  int;  Nov  1. 

A  Q  Maokie  to  K  J  Peet  $2,000 

Drexel  av,  120  ft  n  of  59th  st,  w  f  48x180; 
May  i3,'94.  M  L  Freiberger  to  A  N  Lee 

 $5,500 

Dnnuing  st,  120  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  a  f  28x 
1241^;  Oot  19.  8  A.  Dale  to  H  B  Cook 

 ".  $4,000 

East  Ravenswood  av,  bet  Lawrence  and 
Leland,  w  f  31x163;  Nov  I.MS  Leitoh 

J  H  Kedzie  $2,600 

Eastwood  av,  75  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  a  f  37x 
1213^2;  Oot  12.    Master  in  Chy  to  A  M 

Campbell  $1,569 

Edgewater  av,  s  e  oor  Rubens,  n  f  56x110; 
Deo  22,'94.  F  A  Rodman  to  D  G  Hurler 

 $8,200 

Edgewater  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  31.  D  G 

Hurler  to  M  Bersina  $7,500 

Eggleaton  bv,  bet  7 let  and  72d  ate,  w  f 
5i00xll93^;  Nov  2.  O  H  Tabor  to  0  F 

Seilz  $5,000 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  275  ft  e  of  Western  av, 
a  f  25x126;  Oct  16.  J  Srachta  to  J  Zalud 

 $3,000 

Eighteenth  st,  210  ft  e  of  S  44th  av,  n  f 
180x343,  and  other  ppty,  und  ^  int; 
Oot  30.  M  Thome  to  E  Burnham .  .$3,000 
Eighteenth  pi  W,  125  ft  w  of  Oakley  av, 
B  f  25x126;  Nov  4.  F  Buck  to  A  Kiokert 
 $1,500 


Eighty-third  st,  58  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  26x 
125;  July  2.1  J  Mitchell  to  E8  Well 

 $1,600 

Elizabeth  av,  216  ft  s  of  93d  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Oot  22.  N  K  Fairbank  to  H  Beach 

Jr  $1,250 

Ellis  Park,  59  ft  s  of  36th  et,  e  f  203^x 
84  6-10;  Oot  1.  V  H  Surghnor  to  E  May- 

nard  $9,000 

Elmwood  pi,  219  ft  n  of  38th  st,  w  f  19 
43-100x48;  Nov  1.  A  H  Dphof  to  DH 

Potter  $4,000 

Elston  av,  25  ft  s  of  Crossing  st,  w  f  25x 
110;  Nov  2.  J  Craton  to  E  L  O'Hearne 
 $1,500 

Elm  at,  n  w  oor  Lake  Shore  drive,  e  f  49x 
162;  Oct  22.  B  M  Henrotio  to  L  W 
Noyes  $66,0!  0 

Emerald  av,  198  ft  n  of  68th  st,  w  f  50x 
148;  Oot  29.  W  R  Mogg  to  M  D  Mac- 
Nab  $2,275 

Emerald  av,  165  ft  s  of  76th  st,  w  f  40x 
1253^;  Jan  S,'90.  W  Merchant  to  B 
Timmerman  $1,600 

Erie  av,  380  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  f  50x140; 
Oot  21.  P  Boyle  to  S  L  Walter  ....  $1,200 

Evans  av,  115  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  24x122; 
Oot  16.  L  L  Sutherland  to  A  Clark.$l,000 

Evans  av.  185  ft  n  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x117; 
Oct  21.  F  Stotzer  to  E  I  Upp  $8,000 

Evergreen  pi,  25  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  5.  J  Drix  to  M  B  Drix ..  .$1,000 

Ewing  av,  236  ft  n  of  94lh  st,  s  w  f  SOx 
125;  Nov  4.  C  <fc  0  0  D  Co  to  J  A  Shay 
 $1,650 

Fairfield  av,  bet  North,  and  Le  Moyne  st, 
e  f  30x126;  Oot  31.  Est  of  W  W  AUport 
to  J  E  Green  $1,950 

Fairfield  av,  198  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  25x12534;  Nov  4.  A  Rudnick  to  J  A 
Wiedmann  $3,000 

Fairfield  av,  sameppty;  Nov4.  J  A  Wied- 
mann to  B  Rudnick  $3,000 

Ferdinand  at,  72  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  24 
x95;  Sen  13.  J  Martin  to  F  Schott.  .$1,200 

Fifth  av,  81  ft  s  of  26th  st.  w  f  25x126; 
Nov  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Vlazmy.  .$2,421 

Fiftieth  av  8,  a  w  oor  Washington  st,  e  f 
50x180;  Oot  18.  W  0  Westfall  to  H  H 
Gage  $1,750 

Fifty-first  st,  191  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  25x 
125;  Oct  23.  Q  8  Thomas  to  C  Starck 
 $1,500 

Fifty-fourth  pi  W,  196  ft  e  of  Peoria  st, 
n  f  26x1203^;  Nov  1.  E  F  Dyar  to  E 
Newman  |5,900 

Fifty-sixth  at,  97  ft  e  of  Butler,  s  f  25x 
140;  Nov  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Lumber- 
mans'  B  and  L  Asan  $2,161 

Fifty  eighth  at,  207  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  s  f 
25x136;  Oot  25.  M  DriaooU  to  0  Z  Dill- 
enbeok  $2,250 

Fifty-ninth  st,  25  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f  25 
xl26;  Oot  16.  J  O  Ronston  to  H  P  Han- 
sen $5,300 

Fifty-ninth  st,  74  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  s  f  25 
xl25;  Aug  22.  L  H  Walker  to  V  C  Miller 
 $1,325 

Fillmore  st,  s  w  cor  Central  Park  av,  n  f 
125x1243^,  and  other  ppty;  June  29.  G 
H  Rempe  to  M  Coen   $8,000 

Fletcher  st,  same  ppty;  Nov  6.  H  Paulson 
to  M  L  Johnson  $3,500 

Fletcher  st,  n  e  cor  Commercial,  w  f 
31  30-100x96;  Nov  4,  M  F  Johnson  to 
H  Paulson  $3,000 

Flournoy  st,  222  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  25 
xl26;  Oct  14.  G  K  Sohoenberger,  est  of, 
to  T  Jobb  $1,100 

Forest  Glen,  Brook's  add,  blk  1;  Oct  1.  A 
A  Brock  to  F  Swayze  $3,000 

Forty-first  av  S,  182  ft  s  of  12th  st,  e  f  24 
xl26;  Nov  4.  C  Bradley  to  E  Bradley 
 $1,000 

Forty-second  st,  116  ft  e  of  Ellis  av,  s  f 
14x76  8-10;  Sep  24.  EL  Wager  to  k 
YooDg  $5,200 

Forty-third  pi  W,  26  ft  e  of  Parnell  av,  s 
f  100x1263^;  Oct  30.  D  J  Mitchell  to  J 
L  MoOloer  $6,0C0 

Forty-third  av  N,  100  ft  n  of  Courtland,  e 
f  50x125;  Nov  1.  Master  in  Chy  to  E 
Prussing   $1,643 

Forty-third  av  N,  211  ft  s  of  Oonrtland  e 
f  50x125;  Nov  1.  same  to  same  $1,637 

Forty-third  ot  N,  100  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
w  f  50x126,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  1.0 
M  Williams  to  M  A  Williams   $3,0C0 

Forty-fourth  av  N,  a  e  oor  Augusta  st,  10 
acres;  Nov  6.  0  Henrio^s  to  B  T  Noo- 
nan  $30,000 

Forty-seventh  av  N,  s  w  oor  Berte«u, 
e  f  150x200;  July  23.  D  Fay  to  W  Fay 
 $1,000 

Fortv-seventh  av  N,  same  prop  as  above, 
Aug  1.  W  Fay  to  F  Fay  $1,000 


Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  e  of  8t  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  24x120;  Oot  23.  M  B  Spioer  to  J 

Atwater  $4,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  120  ft  e  of  Ohamplain 
av,  n  f  48x120;  Oot  29.  J  Cormack  to  H 

B  Dyche  $36,000 

Forty-eighth  at,  125  ft  w  of  Union  av,  n 
f  24x125;  Oct  16.  N  F  Hanson  tu  0 

Londberg  $2,2C0 

Forquer  at,  338  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x 
1083^;  Oot  8.  P  J  Devitt  to  P  Foz  et  al 

 $4,100 

Fourteenth  st  W,  205  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f 
25x98;  Nov  4.  B  Brown  to  A  Brown 
 $4.2C0 

Fox  st,  a  w  oor  Slat,  e  f  48x124;  Oot  30.  M 
J  Richards  to  J  B  Treat  $8,000 

Francisco  av,  300  ft  e  of  Armitage,  w  f  25 
xll33^;  Oot  31.  G  W  Nichols  to  J  J 
Bomengen  $2,000 

Frederick  st,  s  e  oor  Larrabee,  n  f  40x 
115;  Oot  10.  F  A  Druehl  to  R  Prinsrle 
et  al   $7,400 

Fremont  st,  108  ft  s  of  Addiaon,  w  f  25x 
I2il4;  Oot  26.  I  O  Saxe  to  J  C  Karr 
 $7,000 

Fremont  st,  133  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f  26x 
1243^;  Oot  26.  Same  to  S  Driscoll. .  $7,000 

Fremont  st,  158  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  t  35x 
1243^;  Oct  31.  H  E  F  Koeritz  to  E  M  8 
L  Ttttge  $7,500 

FuUerton  av,  8  w  oor  of  Danube,  n  f  107x 
125;  Nov  1.  H  Schwartz  to  M  Wegeben- 
kel  $3,600 

Fulton  st,  s  w  oor  Union  Park  ot,  n  t  44x 
104;  Oct  8.  M  8  Plumsled  to  E  J  Cooper 
 $8,500 

Garfield  blvd,  47  ft  e  of  Shields  av,  n  f 
28^x125;  Oct  1.  8  M  Bonheim  to  P 
Cornell  $2,600 

Garfield  blvd,  68  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  s  f  26 
xl32;Oct  29.  E  Galvin  to  B  Sullivan 
 $1,600 

George  st,  31  ft  e  of  Woloott,  n  f  24x125; 
Nov  1.  W  Deering  to  8  Brown  Jr.. $1,800 

George  3t,  150  ft  e  of  Seminary  av,  n  f  25 
xl24;Nov  4.  F  Hnxhold  to  W  J  Kobow 
 $1,900 

Girard  st,  286  ft  n  of  Wabansla  av,  w  f 
24x125;  Oct  19.  A  T  Dieball  to  F  W  Die- 
ball  $1,060 

Graoeland  av,  300  ft  w  of  Woloott  st,  n  t 
25x121;  Feb  15;  0  J  Ford  to  E  Bover- 
mann  $1,400 

Grace  st,  113  ft  w  of  West  Ravenswood 
Park,  B  f  373^x125;  Oot  16.  0  J  Ford  to 
M  J  Schamaober  $1,087 

Grand  av,  s  w  oor  of  Lewis,  n  f  34x130, 
more  or  less;  Oot  31.  G  E  Walter  to  F 
Matz  $1,200 

Green  st,  180  ft  s  of  66th,  e  f  25x1243^; 
Oot  31.  A  Nelson  to  A  Oookelberg. $1,100 

Green  Bay  av,  2733^  ft  a  of  86th  st,  e  f  25 
xl24;  Sep  17.  J  P  Jenaen  to  V  Antkow- 
ski  $1,860 

Green  st,  316  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  30x124;  Oot 
31.  R  Eben  to  W  Ames  $7,500 

Groaa  av,  208  ft  n  e  of  Ashland,  8  e  f  76 
ft  to  alley;  Mar  6,'93.  S  B  Gross  to  O 
Wilkinson  et  al  $3,075 

Qroea  av,  s  e  oor  45th  st,  w  f  26x124;  Oot 
31.  M  Hanraban  to  0  B  L  Bldg  and  L 
Assn  .'  $2,000 

Halsted  st,  206  ft  n  of  35th,  w  f  25xl24>^; 
Oot  24.  Est  of  0  Voigtlander  to  M 
Voigtlander  $1,375 

Halsted  st,  354  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  w  f 
303^x150;  Oct  29.  Mast  in  Chy  to  B 
Lynch  $3,460 

Halsted  st,  418  ft  n  of  Diversey  av,  w  f  36 
xl50;Oo':  23.  Same  to  same  $3,713 

Halsted  st,  98  ft  n  of  Rosooe,  w  f  25x240; 
Oot  10.  C  Roth  to  N  Weller  $2,260 

Halsted  st,  150  ft  n  of  71st,  e  f  26x1223^; 
Oct  18.  H  Zimmer  to  H  F  Zimmer.$3,600 

Hamilton  av,  101  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Jan  3.  W  Frink  to  T  C  Hoffman 
 $4,200 

Hamlin  av,  a  e  oor  W  24th  st,  n  f  60x125; 
Oct  30.  J  8  Hail  to  M  A  Ware  ...$6,600 

Hamlin  av,  191  ft  n  of  Division  st,  e  f  50 
xl26;  June  18,'88.  T  J  Diven  to  H  Jan- 
sen  $1,400 

Hammond  av,  100  ft  s  of  Oonneaot,  e  f 
75x126;  May  21.  G  W  Higgins  et  al  to 
A  8  Brown  $2,400 

Hampden  ot,  343  ft  n  of  Wrightwood  av, 
w  f  35x125;  Oot  30.  L  Hettioh  to  0  B 
Samson  $6,CO0 

Hampden  ct,  same  ppty;  Nov  1.  0  C  Sam- 
aon  to  M  Hettioh  $6,000 

Harding  av,  1C3  ft  s  of  Grand,  e  f  lOOx 
124;  Apr  16.  M  L  Lang  to  J  A  Blakely 
 $2,150 

Harrison  st,  325  ft  w  of  Desplaines,  s  f  2Q 
(Continued  on  page  107  3 


1072 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  9.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
^""Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  & 
8t.  Pan!  Railway  has  long  been  identided 
with  practical  meaBures  for  the  general 
npbnildiug  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommerce;  hence  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resooroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manafaotnring,  and 
eeeks  to  secaie  marnfaotarinK  plants  and 
indastries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sorronndings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  sacceas. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materiaU  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Oompany  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
oompany,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  SoDtb 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  sacoess  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  mannfaotnrers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Ohicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufaotorers 
from  investigating.  Oonfldential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  Si.  P.  Railway 

125  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  CHICAGO.  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CLi/%l]II!S  CUMPAKV, 

iOBN  WEDDEBBDBN,     -     MANAOINO  ATTOBNET, 

P.O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


PENSIONS  PBOOXJBED  FOB 

50  DIERS  WIDOWS. 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
vheline  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
41000  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
■jf  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
/honsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
.ati'  «nooessfi  1 

Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

General  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oeilcimlxilxig,  eto. 
All  Eiinaa  ol  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniucy  St., 
Bolldlng  Materlali  Q  h  1  Caso 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  767. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co* 

215  Wabash  A.e..  CHICAGO. 


LOUIS  LuEES,  manager.         Telephone  Main  H8I. 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

HandSDiTiBst  RBstaiirant;  in 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 
Oveters  anrl  Shell  Fish  a  anecialtv. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Rpadpr  kindly  accept  this  in- 

'vitationtovisitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

PEASE  PIANO  COMPANY, 

248  Wabash  Ave , 

Chicago 


CHAM  U.  }Ia(>I>OIVAL.n 

Kesfdent  Ulanaser 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


ARTS,  ■  CABS.  -  SLEIGHS, 


♦    ♦    4    ♦  ♦ 

Coupes,  fiaggies,  Caffiages, 
UUNDRY,  MILK,  EXPRESS. DELIVERY  andTRUCK  WAGONS 


741,  743  and  745  W.  Lake  Street. 
Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  payments. 


SWEZEY 


IHPBOTaD 


Dumb 


Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


EASILY  IIANAaEDl 
EUNDEEDS  ITOW  IN  USEI 

And  every  one  gWlng  entire  sstlaiaeliOb, 


Adopted  by  all  the   leading  Aroblteotg  ar 
OontraotorB  and  Owrere.    Wltbont  doabt  TUC 
B£ST  IN  TB£  J(lABKlt.T. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

a£0    SOtli  STREET 

CHICAGO  ILL. 


Bad  Business. 


Diae^nosis 

Prescription 

Addenda 


Bad  business  means  business  stagnation.  When  a  man's 
system  is  stagnated  he  needs  a  tonic. 

The  best  tonic  for  business  is  printer's  ink.  A  good  qual- 
ity of  it  well  displayed  on  good  paper. 

Many  phases  of  business  need  disgrams  and  pictures  to 
better  illustrate  the  printed  matter  Real  estate  men 
must  have  plats— some  other  men  must  have  pictures. 

Advertisement    We  put  up  these  tonic  prescriptions  better  than  anyone 
in  the  world.   You  have  heard  of  us  before. 


READ 
THIS 


Chicago,  August  30, 1895, 

H.  A.  Ha»ilin: 

Dear  Sir— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  recently  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  worlc  is  clean,  crisp 
and  attractive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  beyond  criti- 
cism. 

Assuring  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

DuNLAP  Smith  &  Co. 


H.  A.  HAMLIN 


Telephone  Harrison  435. 


423  Dearborn  Street. 

CHICAGO 


Jvrovember  9,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJILDlNG  JOURJTAL. 


Xm 


(Oontinaed  from  page  1071.) 
xll2i^;  Oot  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  G 

Logan  |7,000 

Hayden  ot,  150  ft,  more  or  less;  n  of  Dem- 
ing  pi,  w  f  5nxl3o>^;  Oot  28.  A  Kurtz  to 

R  Sohonbeok  |10,000 

Heldmaier  av,  182  ft  e  of  Loomis  st,  n  f 
50x150;  Oot  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Protec- 
tion B  and  L  Assn  $1,286 

Hermitage  av,  186  ft  s  of  Harrison  st,  e  f 
50x126;  Oot  31.  R  Reynertson  et  al  to 

W  H  Oramp  $27,000 

Herndon  st,  s  w  oor  School,  e  f  24x125; 

Oot  11.  E  Bovermann  to  0  J  Ford. $6,500 
Holt  st,  212  ft  s  of  Blanche,  e  f  24x124; 

Ang  30.  M  Venable  to  M  Horka ..  .$2,000 
Homer  st,  83  ft  w  of  N  4fith  av,  s  f  26x 

125;  Oot  2.  8  Gillespie  to  F  Erok .  .$1,800 
Homer  st,  £00  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25s 
125;  Oct  31.  0  O  Soiberg  to  M  Ranner- 

berg  $3,500 

Howard  st,  118  ft  n  of  W  97th,  e  f  75x150, 
more  Of  less;  Sep  2.  F  F  Oviatt  to  E  T 

Kirk  $1,800 

Hoyne  av,  192  ft  s  of  Snnnyside,  w  f  5' x 
1731^;  Nov  4.    J  Kavanaagh  to  A  M 

Winslow  $5,000 

Hoyne  st,  141  ft  s  of  Rosooe,  w  f  50x123 

9-10;  Nov  6.  0  Peter  to  J  Junios. .  $1,700 
Hudson  av,  246  ft  s  of  North,  w  f  25x124; 
May   1.  W   C   Newberry   to   A  Des- 

ohiemeier  $2,500 

Hudson  av,  76  ft  n  ot  Blaokhawk  st,  e  f 
25xl23j^;  Sep  28.  S  Westphal  to  OA 

Oarlson  $3,0C0 

Humboldt  st,  141  ft  n  of  Van  Bnren,  w  f 
25x126;  May  31.  0  Donnelly  to  M  Don- 
nelly  $5,000 

Bnmboldt  Park  blvd,  n  w  oor  Oarnelia  st, 
e  f  50x120;  Oct  26.  A  J  Benson  to  0  S 

Johnson  $6,000 

Huron  et,  47  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24x123; 

Nov  4.  M  Berner  to  G  Sohuelke  $1,200 

Indiana  av,  195j^  ft  n  of  44th  st,  e  f  25x 

161;  Nov  1.  J  Davitt  to  J  P  Ryan. $14,000 
Indiana  av,  258  ft  n  ot  30th  st,  w  f  2l3^x 
xl78;  June  11.  F  S  Fisher  to  F  A  Fisher 

 $8,000 

Indiana  av,  191  ft  8  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
25x161;  Oct  31.  J  T  Dale  to  E  M  Haskell 

  $3,125 

Indiana  av,  150  ft  s  of  46th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
161;  Oot  29.  H  B  Dyche  to  J  Oormaok 

 $15,003 

Irving  Park  av,  t52  ft  w  of  Evanston,  s  f 
50x130;  Oot  21.  G  M  Kellner  to  B  A 

Amet  $4,250 

Jefferson  av,  101  ft  n  of .  52d  st,  w  f  30x 
130;  Oct  30.  M  A  Ware  to  J  8  Hair 

 $12,000 

Jeflers  av,  99  ft  n  of  90th  st,  w  f  50x124; 

Not  2.  S  Engel  to  E  A  Hamberg.  .$1,6(  0 
Kedzie  av.  n  e  oor  Taylor  st,  w  f  32  8-12x 
134;  Oot  15.  J  D  Culbertson  to  F  O 

O'Day  $1,737 

Kedzie  av,  134  ft  s  of  Armitage,  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  6.  H  L  Olsen  to  N  Wiberg 

   $3,000 

Kedzie  av,  200  ft  n  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  6.  W  H  Lamson  to  M  A  Byrne 

 $7,000 

Kedzie  av,  B  w  cor  Ohio  st,  ef  96x75)^; 

Oot  18.  0  A  McBride  to  J  J  Sidway. $5,000 
Kosciusko  st,  116  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f  25x 
109;  Kenmore  av,  256  ft  s  of  Glenlake, 
6  f  50x150;  Sep  23.  J  L  Ooohran  to  E  P 

Welles  $4,250 

Kosciusko  st,  116  ft  e  of  Leavitt,  s  f  25x 
109;  Oot  29.  N  Lipinski  to  A  Lamozyk 

 $2,0C0 

Laflin  st,  291  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  50x124;  Nov 

6.  J  B  Oryan  to  0  Palmer  $1,700 

Laflin  st,  48  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  25x124;  Nov 

2.  TV  Leonard  to  O  G  Johnston  $4,600 

Lake  View  av,  300  ft  n  of  Waveland,  e  f 
50x225;  Oct  3.  J  8  Howells  to  O  B 

83ully  $15,000 

Lake  at,  140  ft  e  of  Fifth  av,  s  f  40x180; 
Oct  21.  D  Smith  to  D  H  Londerback 

 $130,000 

Lake  st,  120  ft  e  of  Wabash  av,  s  f  24x 
140,  prem  No  22;  Nov  4.  Mast  in  Ohy 

to  0  T  Jackson  $60,000 

Langley  av,  bet  74th  and  75th  sts,  e  f  38x 
124  8-10;  Oct  23.   E  Winkless  to  W 

Ohlsen  $2,200 

Lawndale  av,  72  ft  a  of  W  19th  st,  w  f  24 

xl25;  Nov  2.  J  8  Mayer  to  J  Faoik. $1,200 
Lawndale  av.  176  ft  n  ot  W  19th  st,  e  f  24 
xl26;  Nov  6.  M  Stadler  to  0  G  Bellman 

 $4,500 

Lawrence  av,  666  ft  e  of  SheflBeld,  s  f  50i 
1301^;  Oot  23.  M  J  Julian  to  G  D  Brown 

 $37,£0) 

Leavitt  at,  s  e  cor  Noble  av,  w  f  50x123; 
Oot  1 .   W  J  Lokens  to  J  Bobel ....  $2,000 


Leavitt  st,  324  ft  a  of  Van  Bnren,  e  f  24x 
126;  Nov  1.  M  J  Lowden  to  F  G  Brooks 

 $7,500 

Leasing  st,  125  ft  s  of  Front,  e  f  25x100, 
and  other  prop;  Nov  1.    J  Lewinski  to 

J  Ruszkiewioz  fS  OOO 

Lexington  av,  150  ft  s  of  64th  pi,  w  f  60x 
164;  Nov  2,  J  Bour  to  I  H  Radford 

 $26,000 

Lincoln  av,  bet  Diversey  and  Herndon 
sts,  n  f  24x125;  Oct  30.  I  Aaohuler  to  H 

Braun  $4,500 

Lincoln  st,  118  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
ef  241^x126;  Oct  1.  M  O'Hara  to  E 

Maynard  $5,000 

Lincoln  st.  148  ft  n  of  98th,  w  f  50x136; 

Nov  1.  F  F  Oviatt  to  T  Bethke ... .$3,010 
Lincoln  av,  371  ft  s  e  ot  Belmont,  n  e  f 
25x125;  Jan  14,  M  Hemmer  to  G  Hem- 

mer  $3,600 

Lincoln  av,  198  ft  n  of  98th  st,  w  f  50x 
136;  Nov  1.  F  F  Oviatt  to  I  Von  Waok- 

erbarth  $2,800 

Lincoln  av,  137J^  ft  n  w  of  Herndon  st,  s 
w  f  25  ft  through  to  Herndon  st;  Sep 

12.  J  Seeber  to  H  0  Bartling  $6,000 

Longwood  av,  280  ft  n  of  107th  st,  w  f  90 
xll2,  and  other  ppty;  Seo  28.  E  E 

Holmes  W  H  Roberts  $6,600 

Lowe  av,  bet  78th  and  79th  sta,  e  f  33x 

125;  Oot  31.  H  Peterson  to  A  Hill. $2,000 
Madison  st  W,  100  ft  e  of  Sheldon,  s  f  60x 
116  (premises  481-483);  Oct  29.  Edward 
W  Oortis  to  Robert  H  Buckley.. $130,000 
Madison  st,  s  w  cor  S  45th  av,  n  f  100% 
xl2l^;  Oct  31.  A  J  Myers  to  M  Sulli- 
van $11,000 

Manistee  av,  375  ft  a  of  80th  st,  e  f  50x 
1241^;  Oot  I.  J  T  Grimm  to  D  Halkett 

 $1,200 

Maplewood  av,  125  ft  a  of  Hirsoh  st,  e  f 
25x126;  Nov  2.  0  A  Nielsen  to  H  Rirsohe 

 $7,000 

Mariana  st,  198  ft  e  of  Racine  av,  a  f  40 
ft  to  alley;  Oct  22.  A  0  Peterson  to  P 

J  Weder  $3,500 

MarshOeld  av,  336  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Nov  4.  E  Sanders  to  R  Lowery 

  $1,100 

Marsbfield  av,  £0  ft  s  of  64lh  st,  e  f  50x 
123;  Sep  26.  Est  of  J  W  Drexel  to  B 

Oole  $1,040 

Marsbfield  av,  s  e  oor  53d  at,  w  f  49x121; 
Oot  21.  A  Lamoureaux  to  W  H  0  Stege 

 ...$2,000 

May  st  S,  premises  No  6805,  24xl24i^; 

Nov  2.  E  Wakeley  to  E  A  Wakeley.$4,0OT 
May  st,  300  ft  a  of  64th,  w  f  50x124;  Oot 

30.  J  Blaha  to  M  Hannapel  $1,850 

May  st,  148  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  60x124^;  Nov 

5.  M  Barnes  to  G  M  Winberg  $1,050 

May  st,  125  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  50x1243^;  Oct 

24.  L  W  Rass  to  0  J  Vail  $  ,400 

Medill  av,  50  ft  e  of  Hancock,  n  f  50x126; 
Oct  31.  G  A  Ranneiiberg  to  0  0  Soiberg 

 $1,000 

Melrose  st,  418  ft  e  of  Halated,  s  f  25x 
100,  more  or  leas;  Nov  4.  J  Jaoobson 

to  B  M  Eldred  $3,350 

Melrose  et.  232  ft  e  of  Hoyue,  a  f  25x125; 
Nov  6.   F  W  SawotKe  to  0  L  Raforth 

 $2,200 

Michigan  av,  s  w  cor  56th  st,  e  f  100x192; 

Oot  31.  E  Neill  et  al  to  W  Ames.  .$23,000 
Mishigan  av,  a  w  oor  56th  st,  e  f  100x192; 
Oot  31.  M  H  Guerin  to  E  Neill  et  al 

 $23,000 

Michigan  av,  269  ft  n  of  20th  st,  w  f  25x 
158;  Oct  26,  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  E  Hurl- 
but  $4,056 

Monroe  av,  200  ft  n  of  55th  st,  w  f  50x76; 

Oct  30.  T  V  Strain  to  0  R  Home. .  $4,000 
Monroe  st,  bet  Homan  and  Spaulding 
avs.  8  f  25x191;   Apr  I2,'92.  T  0  H 
Wegeforth  to  L  H  Whittemin  ....  $9,000 
Monroe  av,  160  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  50x166; 
Nov  1.  W  Stevenson  to  I  H  Radford 

 $28,000 

Montioello  av,  nremises  No  1638,  25x125; 

Oct  1.  P  Sohnlte  to  J  Israel  $1,650 

Montrose  blvd.  241  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n  f 
200x3533^;  Oat  29,  0  H  Fullers'  Adtsg 

Agency  to  0  H  Fuller  $30,000 

Morgan  st,  bet  66th  and  67th,  e  f  30x1241^ ; 
July  11.  S  B  Carson  to  N  8  Bruner 

 $4,003 

Morgan  St.  100  ft  b  of  60th,  w  f  26x125; 
Oct  19.  R  0  Brillian  to  J  A  IngersoU 

 $4,600 

Morgan  st,  341  ft  n  of  51at,  e  f  25x124; 
Dec  1,'90.  J  Steele  et  al  to  0  M  Tillot- 

aon  $1,800 

Morgan  st.  100  ft  s   of  62d,  e  f  26x124; 

Nov  5.  W  J  Orih  to  L  Orth  $5,000 

Moapratt  st,  n  w  cor  32d,  e  f  24x124;  Oct 
9.  Commercial  L  and  B  Asan  to  A  F 


Tornapzewaki  $5,500 

Mozart  st,  366  ft  n  of  Chicago  av,  w  f 
xl26;  Oot  19.  M  E  Defendorf  to  I  H 
Radford  $6,500 

Nineteenth  pi,  189  ft  e  ot  May  at,  s  f  25x 
100;  Oct  31.  A  Martinek  to  J  Janda 
 $1,830 

Nineteenth  st  W,  192  ft  w  ot  Wood,  n  f 
24x125;  Oot  23.  M  Schiller  to  T  Svoboda 
 $3,500 

Ninety-third  st,  s  e  cor  of  Elizabeth  av,  n 
f  41x126,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  9,'91.  F 
F  Oviatt  to  I  Von  Waokerbarth. .  .$3,(50 

Ninety-seventh  st,  61  ft  w  of  Exchange 
av.sf  25x135;  Nov  1.  N  Lykke  to  B 
Broholm  $1,500 

Nobis  av,  96  ft  w  of  Commercial  at.  n  f  24 
xl25;  Mov  6.  0  L  Raforth  to  F  W  8a- 
wotke  I'A200 

North  av,  b  e  corTowc  et,  n  f  24x108;  Nov 
1.  0  Wehner  to  I  Fried  $3,000 

North  av,  57  ft  w  of  Burling  et,  s  f  lOOx 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  15.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  W  A  Williams  $70,000 

Oakley  av,  120  ft  s  of  34th  at,  w  f  24xlS5; 
Oot  21.  E  Sturges  to  J  J  Thompson 
 $2,100 

Oakley  av,  24  ft  n  of  Rhine  st.  w  f  48x100, 
and  other  prop;  Oct  19.  H  Higgins  to 
O  Lambean  $5,000 

Oaklev  av,  215  ft  s  of  Bross,  e  f  24x108: 
June  3.  E  A  West  to  0  P  Behr  $1,150 

Oak  st,  79  ft  w  of  N  44th  av,  n  f  50x125; 
Oct  29.  A  J  Graham  to  H  M  McDonald 
 $1,000 

Ogden  av,  441  ft  a  w  of  Polk  at,  a  e  f  24x 
100;  Aug  14.  U  M  Hair  et  alto  J  Stokes 
 $4,050 

Ogden  blvd,  21  ft  n  of  Campbell  a-»,  a  f 
48x150;  June  29.  G  H  Remp  to  M  Ooen 
 $7,000 

Ogden  av,  200  ft  a  w  of  Hawley,  s  f  25x 
125;  Nov  4.  E  E  Kreba  to  0  B  Sawyer 
 $1,500 

Ogden  blvd,  n  w  oor  Kedzie  av,  s  e  f  66j^ 
xl25;  July  10.  E  A  Cummings  to  P  A 
Mayer  $7,130 

Ogden  st,  125  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  s  f  35  8-lOx 
100;  Nov  l.N  Goldsmith  to  B  Behrend 
 $6,000 

Ohio  st,  218  ft  e  of  8  48th  av,  a  f  48x124; 
Nov  4.  J  A  Mallin  to  J  Bnllen  $2,000 

Olga  at,  bet  Grace  st  and  Waveland  av,  e 
f  25x125;  Oct  30.  A  C  Nelson  to  A  G 
Krebs   $2,325 

Olive  at,  173i^  ft  n  of  12th,  w  f  221^x128; 
Oct  23.  8  Oarmody  to  E  Farrell. .  .$2,000 

One  Hnndrid  and  Sixteenth  st,  25  ft  w  of 
Indiana  av.  n  f  25x165,  more  or  leas; 
Oct  30.  J  W  Olson  to  A  Neleon  ....  $1,775 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  pi,  275  ft  e  of 
Princeton  av,  n  f  33x1243^;  Apt  27.  J 
A  Hall  to  A  Maat   $1,500 

Owasco  et,  126  ft  e  of  8  41st  av,  n  f  26x 
124;  Oct  28.  W  T  Sharp  to  J  Gray. $4,000 
Artesian  av,  premises  No  65;  Oct  29.  A 

0  Brown  to  F  Eberhart  $4,000 

Owasco  st,  189  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f 

25x100;  Oct  28.  M  A  Corcoran  to  I  Hen- 

driokeon  Manley  $3,000 

Owaaco  st,  premises  No  166,  Nov  1.  J 

Dory  to  A  Lanerman  $2,650 

Parnell  av,  120  ft  a  of  75th  at,  e  f  40x100; 

Sep  20.  M  B  White  to  G  T  Harrie. $6,500 
Part  of  e  w  34  of   2  37   14  containing 

1  *86-l,000  of  an  acre;  Feb  1C,'94.  W  V 
Jacobs  to  Chicago  and  Western  Indiana 
Railroad  $2,750 

Paalina  st,  s  w  oor  56th,  e  f  60x125;  Out 
3.  H  Phipps  Jr  to  E  G  Langford  et  al 
 ,  $1,125 

Paulina  st  S,  premises  No  494,  25x125; 
Nov  5.  M  A  Byrne  to  W  H  Lamaon.$2,500 

Paulina  at,  168  ft  s  of  51st,  e  f  24x125; 
Oot  30.  A  Klawikowski  to  J  Kwanski 
 $2,500 

Peoria  st,  44  ft  n  of  68th,  e  f  50x125,  und 
}4  int;  Aug  26.  F  O  Hockert  to  H  A 
Fidlund  $1,500 

Perry  st,  149  ft  s  of  Grace,  w  f  £0x122; 
Nov  2.  A  Bodnerto  A  Stapleton  . . .  $4,C00 

Pine  Grove  av,  170  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25 
xl50,  more  or  less;  Nov  4.  W  Taylor 
to  A  Wigeland  $2,812 

Plum  st,  148  ft  e  of  LaQin,  a  f  24x111; 
Oot  31.  V  Le  Bean  to  8  Le  Bean. .  .$3,2C0 

Potomao  av,  116  f t  w  of  Washtenaw,  n  f 
50x120;  May  10.  Continental  National 
Bank  to  J  Lauth  $2,400 

Prairie  av,  475  ft  s  of  47th  at,  e  f  50x161; 
Oot  22.  D  S  Bryant  to  A  Junge  ....  $8,000 

Prairie  av,  18i^  ft  n  of  60lh  at,  w  f  163^ 
xllO;  Oot  26.  T  J  Dickinaon  to  0  0 
Barton  $5,000 

Prairie  av,  44  ft  n  of  24th  st,  w  f  23x40; 
Nov  1.  J  J  Mooney  to  M  Duffioy. . .$3,500 


Pratt  av,  107  ft  e  of  Grand,  n  f  50x126; 
Oot  19.  H  B  Cook  to  S  A  Dale ....  $7,000 

Piinoeton  av,  94  ft  n  of  45th  at,  w  f  24x 
122%;  Nov  1.  W  Sheck  to  J  Koch. $2,450 

Randolph  st,  262  ft  w  of  Staunton,  n  f 
260  ft  through  to  Washington,  and  other 
ppty;  Nov  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Adank 
et  al  $50,150 

Richmond  av,  150  ft  s  of  Greenwood,  e  f 
72  8-10x863^;  Oot  29.  J  Goetter  to  A 
Crowley  $2,000 

Ridgeway  av,  25  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  e  f  25x 
121;  Apr  5.  T  J  Diven  to  O  Thoresen 
 $1,000 

Rockwell  at,  226  ft  n  of  45th,  e  f  150x126; 
Oot  19.  Est  of  A  0  Burgner  to  J  M 
Burgner  $1,000 

Rockwell  St.  170  ft  s  of  Franklin,  w  f  30x 
125;  Oot  8.  O  A  Lewis  to  8  A  Ohlsen 
  $2,900 

Rockwell  st,  75  ft  s  of  Hirsch,  w  f  25x126; 
Nov  5.  J  Alfredaon  to  H  0  Johnson. $10,000 

Root  st,  290  ft  e  of  Wallace,  af  26x124; 
Feb  1,'94.  L  W  Reynolds  to  W  N  Trace- 
well  $1,600 

Seeley  av,  44  ft  n  of  Adams  at,  e  f  60x125; 
Nov  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Chicago  Per- 
manent Baildiig  and  Loan  Assn.  .$8,567 

Seeley  et,  44  ft  n  of  Adams,  e  f  65x125; 
Nov  2.  Same  to  same  $  10,667 

Seventy-BEOond  6t,  25  ft  e  of  Washington 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Nov  15.  W  Glaus  to  Lin- 
coln Fuel  Co  $3,000 

Seventy-second  st,  a  e  cor  Laflin,  contain- 
ing 6  703-1.000  acres;  Oct  29.  H  R 
Leib  et  al  to  J  E  Dean  $20,000 

Seventv-third  st,  135  ft  e  of  Armour  av,  s 
f  25x125;  June  6,'94.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C 
B  Eggleaton  et  al  $1,500 

Seventy-sixth  st,  50  ft  w  of  Coles  av,  n  f 
120x87;  Mar  7.  E  N  Smith  to  L  W  Smith 
 $4,500 

Seventy-sixth  st,  140  ft  w  of  Coles  av,  n  f 
30x87;  Sep  3.  L  W  Smith  to  E  W  Smith 
 $4,500 

Seventy-ninth  pi  W,  186  ft  e  of  Butler  et, 
8  w  50x116;  Nov  1.  A  Sohorling  to  J 
Brahmstadt  $1,250 

Sixteenth  st  W,  bet  Campbell  and  West- 
ern avs,  n  f  168x124,  also  7  other  lots, 
same  blk;  Oot  1.  Gilbert  &  Bennett  Mfg 
Co  to  Gbgo  T  and  T  Co   . .  $60,000 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  113  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
26x124;  Nov  l.JE  Wilde  to  Q  Craig 
 $2,600 

Sixty-first  st,  n  e  cor  Center  av,  a  f  48  8  10 
xl25;  Aug  26.  E  Warbeck  to  J  A  Weasell 
 $2,400 

Sixty-second  st,  141  ft  w  of  Wentworth  av. 
n  f  25x125;  Oot  31.  M  Fagan  to  F  G 
Beam...   $1,460 

Sixty-third  st,  75  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f  5C 
xl24;  Nov  1.  H  C  Malzen  to  F  Boden 
 $2,000 

Sixty-third  st,,  47  ft  e  of  Marsbfield  av,  n 
f  48x135;  Oot  17.  Est  of  J  W  Drexel  to 
G  J  Hagens   $2,700 

Sixty-fifth  6t  N,  141  ft  e  of  Carpenter  av, 
n  f  260x122;  Oct  10.  8  E  Malcolm  to  W 
L  Ridden  $5,000 

Sixty-seventh  st,  n  e  oor  May,  a  f  26x125, 
nnd  %  int;  Nov  2.  E  A  Wakeley  to  E 
Wakeley   ■  •  $2,500 

Southport  av,  75  ft  s  of  Waveland,  w  f 
25x120;  Oct  30.  M  E  Ulrich  to  J  B 
Schaeffier  $1,300 

Southport  av,  141  ft  s  of  Pratt,  e  f  50x 
122;  May  1.  0  L  Benson  to  L  Stanley 
 ..$5,003 

Southport  av.  121  ft  s  of  Belmont,  w  f  24 
xl24;  Nov  6.  K  Prill  to  FAT  Holz- 
apfel  $4,lfO 

State  st,  2C0  ft  a  of  77th,  100x1603^;  Oct 
26.  H  Peteraon  to  J  Fiedler  $4  030 

Strand  at,  130  ft  n  of  Harbor  av,  e  f  25x 
140.  and  other  ppty;  Oct  5.  G  G  White 

to  C  W  Qainlan  f  1.600 

Stewart  av,  81  ft  nof  12l8t  at,  e  f  75x123; 
Oot  7.  A  T  and  8  Bank  to  M  E  Updike 

 $3,000 

Stewart  av,  75  ft  n  of  81st at,  ef  50xl563'2; 
Oot  10.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Union  Savings 

Loan  and  Building  Asan  $2,400 

St  Lawrence  av  bet  72d  and  73d  sts,  w  f 
32x123;  Nov  1.  M  F  Eads  to  Q  Van 

Doren  $8,000 

Stony  Island  av,  bet  72d  and  73d  sts,  w  f 
25x111;  Nov  1.  F  Boden  to  H  0  Malzen 

 $6,000 

Strong  st,  100  ft  e  of  N  62d  av.  n  f  75x 
125;  and  o  p;  Oot  18.  M  Straus  et  al  to 

J  B  Wathen  $2,400 

Taylor  st.  a  e  oor  Hermitage  av,  nf  125.88 
xlCO;  Nov  1.  O  J  Nelson  to  0  O  Nelson 

 $50,000 

Continued  on  page  1075.) 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Norember  9, 189^ 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:to  our  patrons. 

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specnlating  in  real  estate.     It  is  an  Advertising 
wnrean  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  insure 
.  r»^tecllon  <<nd  t  est  results  to  advertisers. 
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Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  wholhave  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
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have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,    The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.   All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

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1075 


(Ooatinued  from  page  1075.) 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  356  ft  w  of  V/aller  et,  n 
f  24x100;  Oct  29.  A  Mroszook  to  F 
Sohimansky   $3,OrO 

Thirty-aixth  st,  8  w  oor  Wabash  av,  n  f 
126}^x85,  more  or  less;  Oot  22.  L  Brooke 
to  W  B  Biddle  $"20,000 

Thirty-eighth  st  W,  s  w  ooi  St  Lonis  av, 
n  f  53x124;  Oot  25.  A  Wills  et  al  to  W 
Troost  $1,C50 

Thirty-ninth  st,  125  ft  e  of  La  Salle,  n  f 
64x114,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  30.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  J  Rosenberg  $6,139 

Troy  st,  388  ft  s  of  13th,  w  f  25x125;  Nov 
2.  Q  J  Meyer  to  J  Daly  $2,000 

Troy  8t,  59  ft  n  of  W  24th,  e  f  25x126; 
Nov  2.  J  Tourek  to  J  Drahokonpil.$I,500 

Trnmboll  av,  296  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  e  f  25 
xl223^;  Oot  29.  J  W  Bell  to  W  S  John- 
ston $1,000 

Tomer  av.  74  f  t  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  25x 
124.85;  Oot  9.  M  L  Sohroeder  to  M  A 
Woolford  $1,250 

Tomer  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  9.  M  A  Wool- 
ford  to  J  Sohroeder...   $1,250 

Twelfth  st  W,  125  ft  w  of  Spanlding  av,  s 
f  25x125;  Oot  30.  W  E  Ehert  to  H 
Soherer  $2,200 

Twentieth  st  W,  126  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  25 
xl25;  Oct  1.  J  Lokas  to  T  Aognstin 
 $8,0(0 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  169  ft  e  of  Leavitt  st, 
8  f  24x125;  Oot  29.  U  Balz  to  W  H  Qelis 
 $5,000 

Twenty-first  st  W,  216  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n 
f  24x126  8-10;  Oct  10.  0  A  Sawyer  to  J 
Krebbs  $4,500 

Twenty-second  st  W,  126  ft  w  of  Wood, 
n  f  24xl(  0;  Oct  28.  J  L  Pattison  to  W 
0  Oomstook  $1,650 

Twenty-third  st,  376  ft  e  of  Princeton  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Oot  31.  J  Foohs  to  J  Oorrell 
 $4,675 

Twenty-fourth  pi,  841^  ft  e  of  Stewart 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Oot  19.  P  Qoinn  to  M 
Meyer  $3,500 

Two  hundred  and  fifty-three  lots  in  the 
sobdivision  of  n  s  w  3^  n  w  3^;  24  40 
13;  Jane  1.  J  M  Fort  to  B  Titos. |lOl,925 

Union  av,  98  ft  n  of  72d  st,  w  f  25xi5ti^; 
Oot  21.  H  Natelberg  to  J  Cooper. .  $'^,000 

Union  av,  s  e  oor  101st  st,  w  f  96x125; 
Aug  16.  0  S  MoMinn  to  M  S  Babcook 
 $2,500 

Union  av,  195  ft  s  of  76th  st,  w  f  40x125; 
Sep  6,  E  Jackson  to  A  M  Minard.  .$7,000 

Union  av,  410  ft  s  of  118th  st,  w  f  25x123; 
Oct  4.  R  E  Taylor  to  L  D  Kneeland 
 $3,500 

Van  Bnren  st,  200  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  50 
xl25;  Oct  24.  J  F  Colwell  to  J  E  Mans- 
field  $2,000 

Van  Buren  st,  200  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  6.  J  E  Mansfield  to  W  Q 
Sharp  $1,000 

Van  Buren  st,  214  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n 
f  271^x166;  Oot  1.  J  A  McLane  to  J  R 
B  Van  Cleave  $3,000 

Van  Buren  st,  s  e  oor  Paulina,  a  f  26x112; 
Oot  22.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  F  Q  Logan. $2.''),000 

Van  Boren  st,  n  e  oor  Stanley  terrace,  s  f 
39x100;  Oot  10.  H  Rohror  to  G  Gnt- 
kneoht  et  al  $8,500 

Van  Buren  st,  454  ft  e  of  Central  Park 
av,  s  f  16J^xl09;  Oct  22.  M  L  Lang  to 
O  Steward  $3,800 

Vernon  av,  bet  34th  and  35th  sts,  w  f  25% 
xl64;  Oot  23.  M  Dillon  to  M  W  Kicgs- 
bury  $10,500 

Vernon  av,  99  ft  n  of  73d  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Oct  18.  e  R  Lee  to  E  G  Stevenson.$6,000 

Vinoennes  av,  249  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Nov  1.  N  0  Brachvogel  to  A  J  Rad- 
zinski  $2,200 

Wabansia  av,  s  e  oor  Lincoln,  nf  24x80; 
Nov  2    fl  Void  to  E  Goldbeok  $2,100 

Wabash  av,  74  ft  s  of  61st  st,  w  t  82x 
1701^;  Aug  9.  H  W  Davenport  to  CC 
Jensen  $9,000 

Wabash  av,  n  e  oor  57th  st,  w  f  100x1613^, 
und  14  int;  Oct  5.  P  Koehler  to  D  Mo- 
Oord  $8,S50 

Walnut  8t,  172  ft  w  of  Francisco  av,  s  f 
24x125;  Oct  26.  W  S  Parker  to  S  Seelig 
 $4,200 

Ward  st,  75  ft  n  of  Mariana,  e  f  25x125; 
Aug  10.  0  H  Stead  to  L  Wenzel ...  $3,000 

Warner  av,  250  ft  w  of  Ravenswood  Park, 
sf  25x125;  Oot  31.  L  Jacoby  to  C  A 
Bjork  $1,600 

Washtenaw  av,  a  e  oor  N  24th  st,  20  9-lOx 
109;  Oct  18.  Joseph  Komzak  to  John 
Komzak  $1,400 

Washtenaw  av,  100  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st, 
8  f  25x125;  Oot  17.  H  Elgin  to  H  C  J 
Enghange  $6,500 


Washington  Hgts,  Walden  add,  Its  1  to  8, 
no  block  given;  Oot  22.  F  I  Fee  to  M 
L  Hathaway  $4,666 

Washington  blvd,  647  ft  w  of  Campbell 
av,  n  f  183^x126;  Nov  4.  M  F  Brophy  to 
A  Marshall  $6,000 

Washington  av,  134  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  10 
xl50;  Oot  15.  W  Smith  to  W  N  Thomp- 
son  $2,500 

Washington  st,  120  ft  w  of  Campbell  av, 
s  f  72x101;  Park  av,  524  ft  w  of  Staun- 
ton st,  u  f  1283^x99^;  Washington  st, 
524  ft  w  of  Staunton  st,  n  f  1033^x125; 
Oot  12.  John  B  Overmeyer  and  wife  to 
Robert  W  Tansill  $157,000 

Wentworth  av,  250  ft  a  of  72d  st,  e  f  60x 
124;  Oot  21,  C  P  Lewis  to  G  S  Bryant 
 $19,000 

Wentworth  av,  52  ft  n  of  Root  st,  w  f  26x 
128;  Oct  16.  J  A  Mulfinger  to  N  J  Schu- 
berth  $4,425 

Western  av,  48  ft  s  of  W  24th  st,  w  f  72x 
109;  Oct  31.  E  M  S  L  Tatge  to  H  E  F 
Koerilz  $1,500 

Western  av,  113  ft  s  of  Van  Buren  st,  w  f 
373^x126;  Oot  1.  J  A  MoLane  to  J  R  B 
Vi'n  Cleave  $6,5C0 

Western  av,  96  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Oct  25.  F  P  Dymond  to  D  Gold- 
ford  $2,000 

Wilcox  st,  76  ft  e  of  8  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x121; 
Nov  4.  P  H  IVoOarthy  et  al  to  E  E 
Warner  $5,360 

Wilton  av,  n  w  ojr  b'raoe  st,  e  f  162x 
68  8  10;  Oct  25.  C  F  vVolfif  to  J  B  Waller 
 $7,' GO 

Windsor  av,  293  ft  e  of  Fremont  st,  n  f  50 
x93^;  Aug  21.  J  B  Patterson  to  J  H 
Johnson  $3,250 

Winnemao  av,  l.^i"  ft  e  of  N  52d,  n  f  150x 
125;  Oot  18.  A  G.l  ismith  to  J  B  Wathen 
 $3,6f0 

Winona  st,  5363^  it  e  of  Soulhport  av,  s  f 
50x130;  Oot  3U.  G  N  Neise  to  M  Biegles 
 $2,000 

A'inthrop  av,  2C0  ft  s  of  Winona  et,  w  f 
50x150;  Oot  10.  J  A  Jones  to  F  A 
Druehl  $2,500 

Wolfram  st,  74  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  24x 
1243^;  Nov  4.  Est  of  S  Dedeiing  to  J 
Kobter  $1,200 

Woodard  st,  75  ft  s  w  of  Spaulding  av,  s 
e  f  100x125;  Aug  28.  N  Hatohman  to  R 
C  Moore  $1,600 

Wrightwood  av,  225  ft  w  of  Halsted  st,  n 
f  2osl20;  Oot  31.  C  Hermann  to  E  C 
Heinsohn  $3,500 

York  st,  99  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f  27x101; 
Oot  30.  S  Fallows  to  Met  W  S  E  R  Co 
 $4,257 

mii^CBliLiAAIKOIJS— CITY . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOO. 

Altgeld's  sub,  It  260  of  b  1  etc,  n  w  qr  29 
40  14  Oot  22,  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  G  Lo- 
gan $750 

Argyle.  Hall's  add,  It  47  b  4  Oot  6,  C  Bris- 
tle to  W  L  Malone  Jr  $750 

Auburn,  High  Ridge  add.  It  8  b  2  Sept  18, 
B  W  Wood  to  J  Lawler  .  $60C 

Baird  &  R's  sob,  It  30  b  9,  31  38  14  Oct 
21,  J  H  U?p  to  J  T  Richards  $600 

BirkhoflE's  sub,  n  2  ft  It  36  and  s  23  ft  It  37, 
16  3V  14  Oot  18,  N  A  Mohler  to  S  R  Har- 
ris $325 

Borden's  sub.  It  5  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14  June 
13,'90,  J  U  Borden  to  C  B  Johnson.  .$i;5 

Brewster's  sab.  It  6  b  4  n  e  qr  15  39  13 
Oot  1,  R  L  Ranney  to  L  N  Cavanaugh 
 $767 

Britton's  sub,  It  12  b  4  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Nov 

1,  W  H  Oummingsto  N  Swanson  . . .  $4fiO 
Cairndafif  &  B's  sub.  It  43  n  w  qr  12  39  13 

Nov  2,  J  K  Dloohy  to  A  Vodrazka..  $S00 
Gal  Hgt9,  Gross'  add,  It  29  b  24  Oot  13, 

'93,  N  K  Fairbank  to  F  Gu.hrie  . .  .  $650 
Cal  Hgts,  Gross'  add.  It  39  b  22  Dec  21, 

'91,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  F  Guthrie  ...  .$675 
Canfield's  sab,lt  90  Its  4  to  15  De  Witt's 

3rd  ad  ',Nov  2,  J  Hehl  to  F  A  Hornberg 

 $400 

Canfield's  sob.  It  91  same;  Nov  2,  F  Hehl 

to  H  H  Krebs  $400 

Ch'go,  Story  &  A's  add,  It  26  b  2  Nov  4,  E 

Ulbrioht  to  L  Straus  , 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Its  3  and  4  b  1,  33  40  13  Nov 

2,  P  H  Dowd  to  M  M  Glaser  $570 

Ch'go,  McMillan  &  W's  4th  add.  May  28, 

'94,  J  McMillan  et  al  to  M  L  Egan..$450 
Co  Clk's  div.  It  12  b  4  sub  It  1,  25  40  13 
Oot  22,  G  W  Higgins  et  al  to  J  C  Hoyt 

 $950 

Cornell,  It  8  b  65  (ex  n  25  ft)  Oot  31,  G  N 

Lee  to  A  Haokenbroch  $975 

Cornell,  It  8  b  65  same;  Oot  30,  E  G  Cor- 
nell to  G  N  Lee  , 


Craft's  sub,  It  22  b  3  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Aug  2, 

M  B  Crafts  to  8  A  D  Simpson  $600 

Orepin's  sub,  It  45  b  2  pt  b  4  0  T  sub  31 

39  14  Nov  1,  A  Klamann  to  E  LQbity$700 
Drexel  Pk,  It  18  b  .3,  19  38  14  Oct  18,  Est 

of  J  W  Drexel  to  D  Hepburn  $550 

Drexel  Ph,  It  16  b  3  same;  Oot  18,  Same 

to  M  B  MoKenzie  $550 

Eberhart's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  8  n  e  qr  23 

38  13  Oot  31,  J  8  Shaw  to  M  MoCor- 

mick  $450 

Easton's  sub.  It  28  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39  13  Sept 

26,  J  C  Easton  to  C  Berentsen  et  al.  $800 
Eberhart's  sub,  It  39  b  2  u  e  qr  a3  38  13 

Apr  22,'89,  J  F  Eberhart  to  J  C  Ford$350 
Edgington  Pk,  It  293  Apr  11,  P  W  Mo- 

Manus  to  0  Kiefer  $300 

Edgington  Pk,  It  12  Mar  18,  P  W  Mc- 

Manus  to  J  F  Witt  $ii50 

Edgewater,  Feinberg's  add,  It  30  b  1  Sept 

5,  J  Gerts  to  J  T  Meyer  $750 

Euglewood,  Niemann  &  H's  add,lt  23  b  4 

July  2,  So  Englewood  Ld  Syndicate  to 

B  Cohen  $400 

EnglewoodjNeimann  &  H's  add,lt8  39  and 

40  b  4  July  2,  So  Englewood  Ld  Syndi- 
cate to  R  M  Goldsmith  $800 

Englewood  Hill,  It  b  4  Oot  25,  M  Tisoh- 
ler  to  H  A  Beck  $600 

Ford's  sob,  e  hf  It  44  and  w  20  ft  10  in  It 
45  b  16,  19  40  14  Oot  21,  C  J  Ford  to  A 
Kuohenbeoker  $966 

Garfield  blvd  add.  It  68  Deo  12,'88,  E  A 
Cummings  t.i  A  M  Andrews  $500 

Garfield,  It  24  b  24  Nov  4,  J  McCarthy  to 
J  H  McCarthy  $775 

Gilbert's  sub,  Its  12  and  13  resub  bs  1  and 

4,  s  w  qr  32  38  14  Oct  28,  A  Peeder  to  S 

0  Lawrence  $300 

Given,  G  <fc  W's  sub.  It  48  of  5  acres  s  e  qr 

3  39  13  Oot  31,  M  C  Miget  to  H  S 

Bracket  

Given,  G  &  W's  sub,  It  4  same;  Oot  31, 

Same  to  Same  

Goodwin's  sub,  It  13  b  8  n  w  qr  20  38  14 

Oct  21,  D  Goodwin  to  A  G  Muir  $750 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  30  b  8  same;   Oot  11, 

Same  to  E  Collins  $750 

Goodwin's  sub,  und  hf  pt  It  18  b  1  n  w  qr 

20  38  14  Nov  2,  E  A  Wakeley  to  B  Wake- 

Ic-  $750 

Griffith's  sub.  It  9  b  2  n  e  qr  9  38  14  Nov 

5,  F  A  Ogden  to  J  Thiele  $607 

Hair's  sub.  It  17  b  2  s  e  qr  22  39  13  Oot  28, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  A  D  Jones  $333 

Harland's  sub.  It  13  of  s  173  ft  e  of  0  <*■ 

N  W  Ry  30  40  14  Sept  25,  Est  of  R 

Sohnltz  to  O  Claus  $800 

Hayward'a  sub,  It  32  b  2  n  e  qr  11  39  13 

Oot  31,  H  Nelson  to  0  P  MoGready.  $700 
Hintze's  sub,  Its  67  85  and  86  n  e  qr  3  39 

13  Jan  23,  8  J  Williams  to  M  A  Wil- 
liams $400 

Irving  Pk,  It  7  b  10,  July  15,  M  M  Cady 
to  P  J  Meany  |800 

Irving  Pk,  It  6  b  10  July  15,  Same  to  J  M 
Sipe  $800 

Jacobs'  sub,  It  5  b  2  a  w  qr  17  38  14  Oot  3. 
F  M  Jacobs  to  N  Leydan  $900 

Jefferson,  Crandall's  sub,  It  25  b  1  n  e  qr 
8  40  13  Sept  27,  J  B  Bright  to  F  C 
Sohnrz    $800 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes  add,  It  9  b  24  July 
21,'88,  J  Oarne  Jr  to  M  Sohmitt  $400 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayne's  add.  It  10  b  24 
July  21,'88,  J  Carne  to  V  Sohmitt. .  .$400 

Kelwvn  Grove  sub,  It  27  b  25  July  2,'88,  J 
Carne  to  J  H  Finnegan  $512 

Kneful  &Co'6Sob,  It  28  b  29,  11  38  13 
Oct  23,'94,  8  C  Storer  et  al  to  M  A 
Beekett  $500 

Lees  sub,  It  16  b  7,  20  38  14  Oot  1,  A  Tid- 
holm  to  J  J  Lindstrom  $600 

Leonard  &  R's  sub,  It  47  b  3  Walker's  sub 
31  39  14  Oot  29,  H  B  Dyche  to  J  Oor- 
mack  $5C0 

Lts  36  and  37  b  1  sub  n  16  acres  w  hf  n  e 
qr  9  39  13  Aug  23,  J  Puroell  to  B  Dono- 
van $800 

Mason's  sub,  It  7  b  8,  s  e  qr  23  38  13  Nov 
4,  J  F  Stransky  to  K  Pechman  $400 

MoKenna  &  M's  sub.  It  27  b  2  bs  16  and 
17  C  T  sub,  29  39  14  Oot  20,  W  Kill  Eat 
of  to  Mary  Kill  ..$800 

Messenger's  sub,  Its  37  and  38  b  2  s  w  qr 

14  38  13  Apr  25,  V  H  Messenger  to  J  T 
Brownlee  $650 

Montrose,  It  15  b  7  Oot  30,  S  0  Leavell  to 
C  II  Trego  $800 

Montrose,  Lombard's  add.  Its  14  and  15  b 
7  Joly  25,  D  Fay  to  F  Fay  $500 

Munson's  adJ,  It  24  b  3  Jan  18,'93,  F  S 
Tyrol!  to  J  Bnrnett  $850 

Ogden  blvd  add,  It  22  b  3  Nov  5,  S  A  Fo- 
ley to  W  Foley  $750 

Pullman,  Wayne's  add,  It  19  b  1  Oct  17, 


M  Barrett  to  H  M  Bullock  $600 

Roth's  Bob,  It  10  s  w  qr  11  39  13  May  22, 
'90,  8  W  Roth  to  T  D  Huff  $750 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  243  bs  4  and  5  Ogden'a 
sub,  18  40  14  May  1,  E  Rudolph  to  R 
Sohoplinsky  $650 

Scobey  &  S's'sub,  It  10  8  w  qr  17  38  14 
Oot  14,  G  D  Thompson  to  J  H  Bassi  $7C0 

Sheffield  add,  und  hf  of  It  21  Smith's  sub 
of  b  35  Oot  25,  Est  of  3  J  Kuhl  to  W 
Knhl  $900 

Shipman,  R  &  M'b  sub,  It  24  b  3  e  hf  n  e 
qr  35  40  13  Oot  28,  M  Markey  et  al  to 
G  Dehner  $9£0 

Simm's  sub.  It  14  b  1  e  hf  w  hf  9  39  13 
Oct  29,  8  A  Tolman  to  A  Lauder  et  al 
 $500 

Simm's  sub.  It  14  b  1  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Oot 
29,  8  A  Tolman  to  A  Lauden  et  al. .  $550 

Simm's  sub,  It  17  b  1  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Nov 
2,  8  A  Tolman  to  F  E  Fosberg  $550 

Sooth  Ch'go,  Hill's  add,  Ic  2  b  57  Oot  31, 
W  G  Blaokiogton  to  R  W  Innis  $600 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add.  It  18  b 
15  Oot  29,  N  K  Fairbank  to  F  H  Ander- 
son $675 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Cal  Hgts  add,  It  24  b 
7  Oct  2a,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  W  Williams 
 $  75 

South  Ch'go,  Hill's  add,  Its  21  and  22  b 
62  Oct  30,  P  Krook  to  S  Crook  $500 

Steven's  sub.  It  24  sob  Its  1  4  5  eto  b  4, 
15  40  13  Oot  15,  G  C  Thomas  to  M  M 
Beseoker  $600 

Taylor's  sub,  It  4  b  2  s  w  qr  35  38  13  Deo 
17,'94,  R  L  Taylor  to  C  8  Darrow ..  $2,000 

Twenty  eixth  st,  Feinberg's  sab,  It  46  b  2 
26  39  13  Jan  7,  J  Feinberg  to  V  Kares 
 $500 

Watson's  sub,  It  4  s  e  qr  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  s  e 
qr  27  38  14  Oot  19,  A  E  Oroaslana  to  J 
Dunford  $300 

Webb's  sub.  Its  47  and  48  Eberhart's  sub, 
b  3,  14  38  13  Oct  28,  A  F  Webster  to  F 
C  Lucas  $rOQ 

Weddell  &  Cox's  enb.  Its  3  and  4  b  10  w  hf 
n  e  qr  20  38  14  Oot  2,  B  Dempsey  to  E 
A  Watner  $800 

W  Pullman,  It  20  b  10  Ojt  30,  A  T  &  8  Bk 
to  J  M  Marley  $600 

BLOOM. 

Oh'go  H?le,  Ferbaohe's  add.  Its  29  and  aO  b  18  oot 
17.  J  J  Sheehan  to  A  Fleming  13  U 

Oolnmbia  Hgts,  It  17  b  3  oot  23,  A  F  Keeney  to  L 
Meyr   $200 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Rigg's  add.  Its  35  to  38  b  1  mch  12,  O 
W  King's  to  H  r  Smith  $5  0 

OIOEBO. 

Phillip's  sub.  It  210  s  w  qr  22  39  13  fob  6,'94,  L  J 
HiiQSen  to  M  E  Mnrchoasa  1750 

Hill's  resub,lt  17  b  1  of  it  2  etc  s  w  qr  9  39  13  oot  4,J 
Watts  to  O  Pierson  $5100 

Lt  20  b  7  sab  of  ot  ot  w  hf  s  w  4  39  13  sept  21,  L 
Hickes  to  E  Anglemire  t700 

Austin,  M  &  S  sub,  s  20  ft  of  n  80  ft  of  s  460  ft  of  e 
hf  b  5  pt  6  39  13  oct  9,  S  D  White  to  W  B  Cham- 
berlain   $1000 

Lt  6  b  4  SQb  w  hf  s  6  qr  s  w  qr  and  pt  of  8  w  qr  8  w 
qr  4  39  13  Oct  11,  A  M.  Gordon  et  al  to  A  Ohristen- 
sen  ,  $1000 

Uak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  15  b  2  oct  1,  K.  L  Ballard  to 
E  0  Holland  $1660 

Walker'-t  sub.  Its  47  to  50  b  1  and  o  p,  9  39  13  uov  1, 
a  a  Tolman  to  F  Manchester  $2750 

S  T  sub.  Its  16  and  17  sab  It  182,  16  39  13  nov  1,  A  J 
O'Oonor  to  M  I  O'Oonor  flOOO 

B  T  sub,  same  ppty;  mch  13,'9J,  W  J  Sheahan  to  A 
J  O'Oonor  $8(J0 

Oak  Pk,  Harnsbrom'd  add,  It  39  b  2  oot  29,  F  0 
O'Day  to  J  T  Sator  i600 

Berwyn,  Its  5  and  6  b  21,  apr  2,'94,  W  J  Andrews  to 
E  Wilkin  $3P00 

Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add,  Us  29  and  30  b  4  nov  1,  3 
Simpson  to  R  Campbell  $li>00 

Warren  Pk,  same  add,  ltd  45  and  46  b  3  nov  1,  Same 
to  Same  $l(iOO 

Maclean  &  V's  resnb.  Its  33  and  34,  resnb  Its  1  to  28 
Haas'  sab,  in  3  T  sub,  16  39  13  feb  6,  J  D  Macieau 
to  J  Scroeder  $10(0 

Kidgeland,  It  1  b  43  nov  4,  F  B  Bach  to  W  E  Black 
stone  $500 

iviorton  Pk,  Hawthorne  Land  and  Imp  Co'8  add.  Its 
13  and  14  b  7  nov  4,  J  H  Morley  to  W  W  Weare 
  $1000 

8  Bidgeland.  It  40  8  e  qr  18  39  13  moh  14,  L  V  Smith 
to  W  Foley  $325 

Mandell  &  H's  sab.  It  8  b  1,  20  39  13  oct  15,'94,  E  D 
Mandell  to  H  Kollbram  $1250 

Oak  Pk,  Oh'go  Herald  add,  It  17  b  6  jaly  1,  P  J  Wil- 
liam to  N  L  Gary  $1000 

Hopson'8  snb,  Its  54  to  58,  Its  163  161  and  169  8  T 
BUb  13  39  13  oot  16,  W  H  Wilson  to  W  M  Booth 
  $2650 


1076 


THte  REAL  ESTATE  AlJD  fetJILDlNG  JOtJRKAL 


November  9,  1895, 


Frlnk'g  gob,  S3H  ft  It  15  Carter's  snb,  b  5,  8  and  9 
39  13  sept  26,  H  F  Frlnk  to  L  F  Frlnk  180(10 

Lt  7  b  1  sab  pt  8  h(  B  w  qr  s  w  qr  <  39  13  oot  31,  M 
BleelDStoDJ  Harter  liTOO 

Erwln'8  snb,  It  81  and  n  iM  ft  It  82  8  14466V4  ft  e  w 
qr  8  39  13  oot  29,  O  R  Erwln  to  0  K  Nictols. . .16600 

ETANSTON. 

Evanston,  White's  add,  It  23  n  hf  It  23  b  6  oct  29,  0 
P  Qeorge  to  N  Q  Hallett  »60C0 

Evanston,  Wheeler's  sab.It  t  b  6  oct  16,F  Blsch  to  8 
Trahan  $U00 

Evanston,  same  add,  It  3  b  6  oct  16,  Same  to  M 
Hahn  »1630 

Evanston,  Borrongh's  add.  Its  2  to  4  b  1  july  9,'94, 
W  Clans  to  Lincoln  Faol  Co  14100 

ETSnston,  pt  of  b  6,  20  10V4  In  il30  sept  10,  W  Ste- 
phen t«  W  Skfbbe  $4000 

Eyaneton,  Brown's  Lake  Qrove  add.  It  9  b  6  jaly  3, 
A  L  Barker  to  S  MoVean  Kirk  $8240 

Evanstovi,  Chase  &  M 's  add,  w  60  ft  Its  4  to  6  b  3 
oot  31,  8  A  Faal  to  0  B  Paal  $600 

N  Western  Unvsty  snb,  Its  6  and  7  b  79,  19  41  14  oct 

16,  W  a  Boag  et  al  to  M  H  Wilson  $9600 

Evanston,  Hose  &  P<8  add,  it  8,  oot  27,  W  J  An- 
drews to  N  E  SimonBeo  $3C00 

W  Qrossdale,  Its  1  to  3  b  7  oct  12,  H  0  Gross  to  8  B 
Gross  $14,900 

W  Grossdale,  It  29  b  27  sept  16,  9  £  Gross  to  L 
Saladln  $126 

la  Grange,  Brown'd  add,  Its  34  and  36  b  14  sept  26, 
U  Whittlngham  to  £  Maynard  $60U 

MAINE. 

Brlckton,  Penny  i  H's  snb,  It  16  b  8  etc,  26  41  12 

oct  3,  0  F  Hnse  to  E  A  Ueaoham  $2000 

Penny  &  M's  sab.  It  18  b  6  reenb  b  1  etc  26  41  12  nov 

1,  Episcopal  Church  to  C  Oil  $2000 

Blvervlew,  Whipple's  add.  Its  4  and  6  b  1  sept  4, 

>91,  H  Buschke  to  L  E  Hnlsman  $1460 

CanBeld,  Peale's  sub,  Its  II  14  and  16  b  1  mob  1,<90, 

B  S  Peale  to  A  G  Stonebreaker  $450 

Park  BIdge,  Jones'  add.  It  17  oct  26,  T  £  McKnlty 

to  American  National  B^nk  t38i 

Edison  Pk,  Its  18  and  19  b  36  may  7,  J  B  Bntler  et 

al  to  C  E  Abramson  $600 

Blverslde,  White's  Steel  Car  add.  Us  9  and  10  b  6 

ang  13,  M  &  Dlfendorf  to  I  H  Bedford  $600 

Blvervlew,  Whipple's  add.  Its  19  and  20  b  1  sept 

17,  W  A  Hamilton  to  F  A  Lysins  tlOAO 

Blvervlew,  It  33  resub  Its  16  to  34  b  2  oct  31,  Same 

to  W  Klemer   $860 

Blvervlew,  Whipple's  add.  It  8  b  2  oc(  30,  W  A 

Hamilton  to  M  OUne  $400 

Park  Bldge,  Bolton's  add.  It  26  nOT  1,  J  H  Broken 

to  E  W  Curtis  Jr  $9.50 

Park  Bldge,  same  ppty;  oct  17,  I  0  Bolton  to  J  H 

Brokan  $900 

Park  Bldge,  Bolton's  add.  It  48  oct  23,  Heme  to 

Same  $860 

Park  Bldge,  same  add.  It  27,  oct  i.  Same  to  E 

Frechette  $860 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Wlnnetka,  ond  bf  It  6  b  8  and  o  p;  oct  16,  M  D 

Pearce  to  W  Hankey  t6&0 

Kanllwortb,  Avoca  add.  It  22  b  4  oct  19,  J  J  Frey 

to  F  Gabrlen  $200 

Oh'go  N  Shore  Ld  Co's  snb.  It  17  b  30  and  o  p,  8 

and  13  18  42  13  oct  1,  W  D  Preston  et  al  to  B 

Qehrke  $40 

OBLAND. 

Lincoln  Hgts,  lt8  11  to  17  b  7  oct  12,  O  J  Hogne  to 
H  QStrassheim  $1760 

PBOTISO. 

Dnnlop'8  sub,  U  27  b  10,  13  89  12,  oct  24,  J  Anstett 

to  J  B  Phelan  $262 

Broadview,  It  63,  22  39  12  apr  18,  Union  Land  Assn 

to  W  BartUng  $1260 

Broadview,  same  ppty;  oct  31,  W  BartUng  to  E 

Seeler   $1800 

Snow  Jc  D's  ret-nb  pt  Lathrop'8  sub.  It  18  and  a  30 

ft  It  19  b  3  8  w  qr  1  39  12  sept  17,  C  8  Burton  to  E 

H  DuensiDg  $2000 

Madison  st  add.  Its  61  and  92,  10  39  12  aug  1,'90,  W 

Pepper  et  al  toL  Chrlstopherson  $403 

Lts  37  and  36  bS  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  16  39  12  oct  28,  G  J 

Conlon  et  al  to  J  P  Marsh  $260 

Grossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  21  b  60  apr  6,>93,  8  E 

Gross  to  P  Boatt  Jr  $206 

Maywood,  Its  1  and  2  b  1(8  nov  1,  Mast  In  Oby  to  C 

Albert  $483 

Bellewood,  Lowry's  sab.  It  3  oct  16,  0  Lowry  to  W 

B  Morse  ,  $3C0 

Blver  Forest,  Suburban  Home  Mat  Ld  Assn  snb.  It 

1  b  3  sept  11,  W  B  Kirk  to  E  0  Waller  $2000 

Maywood,  It  20  b  111  mch  20,  J  Jacobs  to  A  J  An- 
derson  $2000 

Grossdale,  It  24  b  31  suo  bs  27  to  29  to  34  may  30, 

'91,  8  £  Gross  to  H  Bloss  $400 

Grossdale,  It  26  b  11  nov  6,  F  B  Hall  to  W  Hlmpson 

8r  $300 

Lt8  21  and  22  b  1  sub  w  hf  8  e  qr  8  e  qr  13  39  12  oot 

21,  W  Boldenweok  et  al  to  8  Latlmore  $610 


Grossdale,  Us  23  and  24  b  22  nov  1,  B  Hogan  to  G 
8  Dixon  et  al  $675 

THOBNTON. 

Biverdale,  Crocker  &  H's  add,  It  13  b  3  mob  6,'94,  J 

B  Crocker  et  al  to  C  B  Fllnn . . .   $326 

Oonwen's  sub.  It  34  of  pt  16  36  14  oot  21,  O  Van 

Zuidam  to  E  DeYonng  $800 

Barvey,  MoMahon's  add.  It  41  b  6  ang  14,  C  M  Mc- 

Mahou  to  H  Stone  $326 

8  Lawn,  It  13  b  61  apr  13,  D  B  Lyman  Tre  to  H  T 

Smith  $800 

Harvey,  Toang  &  R's  3rd  add,  It  24  b  8  mob  27,  H 

E  Shedd  to  J  Ryan  $500 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  7  b  6  july  1,  M  M  Brown 

to  D  Armldon  $460 

Russell's  sub.  Its  1  to  10  b  8,  8  36  16  oct  31,  Ills 

Land  and  Loan  Co  to  Q  W  B  Hart  $3000 

Bernice,  Harland's  8  Oh'go  add.  It  20  nov  1,  A 
Schneider  to  C  L  Perleywlts  $1000 

WOBTH. 

Wireton  Pk,  Lake  add,  b  "D"  oct  1,  Henry  E 

Southwell  to  Gilbert  &  Bennett  Ufg  C)  t8U,t,C0 

S  Highlands,  e  hf  It  16  b  6  oct  31,  Est  of  0  0  Collins 

to  I  Meurling  $460 

8  Highlands,  e  bf  It  6  b  1  oot  3,  8  IVl  Millard  to  P  A 
Johnson  $460 

LEYDEN . 

Falrvlew  Hgts,  It  29  b  11  oot  26,  W  Helm  to  M 

Nicholson  $300 

Falrvlew  Hgts,  It  46  b  16  sept  16,  G  M  Fadner  to  T 

MoOade  $260 

Falrvlew  Hgts,  same  ppty;  sept  6,  0  R  Trowbridge 

to  G  M  Fadner  $260 

Ellsworth,  Its  14  to  17  b  6  nov  1,  E  B  Weeks  et  al 

to  F  0  Drescher  18(0 

Ellsworth,  Its  16  and  16  b  8  nov  1,  Same  to  A  £ 

Kopp  $400 

Indian  Highlands,  Its  1  to  4,  66  to  68  b  17  cot  29,  R 
B  bmith  to  BO  Strehl  $JOCO 

BITEBBIDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  1202  b  29  oot  18,  W  H  Mople 
to  J  T  Ganson  $8t0 

NILE3. 

Norwood  Pk,  LlndstrOD  &  M's  add.  It  37  b  3  ang 
26,  W  H  Tuttle  to  V  Bonson  $680 

NOBWOOD  FABE 
Norwood  Pk,  Lindstrom  &  M's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b 
3  oct  28,  W  H  Tutlle  to  N  M  Short  $700 

BBEMEN. 

Orig  Town  of  Bremen,  s  2  acres  w  499  f  t  b  1  2  acres 

f  ct  19,  F  Nlelson  to  C  W  Bishop  $325 

Olalrmont,  Smith  Sc  Co's  4th  sub.  It  174  b  *  and  o 
p;  july  13,  S  E  Barrell  to  Dr  u  G  Verbryck....$4[0 

rEMONT. 

Singer  &  Talcott's  Stone  Co'8  sub,  U  11  b  3,  20  37 
11  nov  4,  E  Yaokley  to  0  Yackley  $1000 

HANOVEB. 

Elgin,  Hawkins  &  8's  add,  Its  6  to  7  b  6  nov  11,>91. 
A  0  Hawkins  et  al  to  L  M  Middle'.on  $3000 

WHEELINQ, 

DuDton,  n  pt  e  hf  lt3  b  23  oct  31,  J  U  Reynolds  to 

B  Bray  et  al  $34cO 

LEASES. 

O  J  Singer  has  issued  to  H  C  Enill  for  a  term  of 
ninety-nine  years,  from  Nov  1,  1890,  at  a  rental  of 
$4,126  per  annum,  the  following  property,  State  st, 
nw  cor  Thirty-flret,  e  f  63.2x117.8, 

Including  Building  and  Loan  Societies. 
AoderBon  J  to  T  Oehne  oot  26,  Its  10  and 

11  b  17,  n  39  14,  6^  feooo 

Awazie  F  to  A  A  Brock  oot  1,  b  1,  9  40  13 

3y  6%  11400 

Andrews  W  J  to  Kqait  S  L     H  Assn  oot 

17,  Its  1  to  3  b  8,  31  39  13,  6%  $2000 

Angna  A  J  and  S  to  H  Benderson  oot  29, 

It  41  b  I,  34  39  14,  5y  6%  $12,000 

Anoet  B  A  to  G  W  Kellner  oot  21,  It  27  b 

2,  17  40  14,  3y  6%  $20?0 

Adan  F  to  J  Sikyta  not  31,  It  26  b  1,  7  38 

14  11600 

Abbink  K  to  W  Heinemann  oot  30,  It  1 

Abbink's  snb  15  41  13,  5y  6%  $4000 

Alford  M  P  to  W  B  MoOlnre  oct  16,  Its  9 

and  19  b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6%  $8500 

Boyd  0  L  to  Eqnit  T  Co  oct  31,  Its  5  and 

6  b  51,  6  39  14,  dem  7%  $20C0 

Bigelow  L  H  to  J  B  VloClare  oot  23,  It  44 

b  2,  20  40  14,  3y  6$  fUO) 

Buck  N  to  S  R  Hnrford  oct  24,  It  36  b  2, 

19  40  14,  7%  13500 

Brown  A  S  to  G  Paddock  May  4,  Its  5  to 

7  b  3  It  1,  25  40  13,  40  m  6%  $1760 

Bndzin  F  B  te  L  Rathje  oot  30,   It  3    b  2, 

10  38  14,  5y  6^  $150C 

Bebb  F  A  to  A  U  Whitley  oot  29,  pt  It  15 

and  16  to  19  b  4,  7  37  14,  5y  6^  $2<  00 

Bass  U  S  to  £  F  Gorton  oct  26,  pt  b  ]  2, 
17  39  13,  6%,  6  deeds  16600 


Biddle  W  B  to  J  0  Neely  oot  23,  It  37  to 

40  and  pt  ?6  Stone  sob  34  39  14,  6y  6^ 

 $55,000 

Behr  0  P  to  W  A  Boha  Jan  3,  pt  b  29,  31 

39  14,  6!«  $133.^ 

Boyd  O  L  to  J  E  Otis  Jr  oct  30,  Its  6  and 

6  b  51,  7  39  14,  7%  $2000 

Bnrnham  0  W  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  oot  1,  pt 

It  17  b  5  b  4  Rogers  Pk  6<?  «1800 

Brown  F  A  to  H  G  Zander  oot  24,  pt  It  23 

b  25,  20  40  13,  3y  7%  $1000 

Brnening  H  to  S  A  Walther  oot  24,  It  21  b 

2,  I  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Borden  8  S  to  0  J  Hambleton  oct  28,  pt 

It  175  div  3,  30  38  15,  3y  7«  $3000 

Bodecschat?  G  A  et  al  to  P  O  Stenslacd 

oot  2H.  It  14  bl  Ridgeley  add  5y  6^.$8000 
Barns  J  E  and  J  J  to  A  W  Draper  sept 

16,  pt  It  12  b  1,  10  38  14,  2y  6%  $3500 

Bordiok  W  R  to  R  Berger  oct  24,  It  13  b 

31  Cornell  3y  6%%  $  >500 

Bassell  H  to  L  Carter  o$t  29,  Its  13  and 

16  b  1,  7  40  14,  39m  6%  $2500 

Brown  E  to  E  F  Bayley  nov  1,  It  2  b  5,  16 

38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Cooling  E  to  F  R  Grover  nov  1,  Us  1  to 

16  It  1  b  2,  13  39  12,  ly  7^  $2000 

Cooke  F  W  to  F  E  Page  nov  1,  It  11  b  2, 

13  39  13,  6%  $2000 

Cooke  F  W  to  F  E  Page  nov  1,  It  11  It  1, 

13  39  13,  4y  6^  $2140 

Chapeok  A  to  H  A  Bangan  nov  1,  pt  It  88 

b  65,  10  38  14,  3y  6^  $7000 

Coyne  J  C  to  A  J  Cooke  oot  1,  pt  It  21  b 

10,  29  41  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Coleman  J  to  W  B  Costello  oot  25,  It  31,  b 

2,  33  39  14,  6}4%  $1500 

Cnmmings  N  P  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  28, 

pt  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6!«,  4  deeds.. .  .$24,000 
Central  Pk  Choroh  Soo'y  to  F  R  Chandler 

oct  1,  It  52  b  17,  10  39  13,  3y  7%  $2000 

Cortright  L  D  to  L  F  Dayan  oot  15,  pt  b 

4  Story  Isl  Pk  3y  6«,  37  deeds. , .  $21,450 
Cath  Bishop  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  oot  25, 

It  8  it  3  b  1,  16  38  14,  lOy  6<« $110,000 
Carroll  D  J  to  £  L  Uagenbaok  oot  16,  pt 

It  9  e  hf  8  w  qr  15  38  14,  2y  6%.  . .  .-.$1837 
Cole  and  G  F  to  J  E  Straker  oct  26,  Its  3 

and  4  b  31,  19  38  14,  7%  $4600 

Collins  J  R  to  A  Chytrans   oot  31,  It  10  b 

6,  20  38  14,  —  $2900 

Cohen  J  to  J  Q  Henderson  oct  30,  It  24  b 

4,  32  38  15,  6^   $3000 

Charatel  F  J  to  J  Cbaratal  oct  13,  It  30  b 

16,  6  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Chamberlain  E  P  to  A  T  Hemingway  nov 

1,  pt  b  5  Morey  et  al  snb  6  39  13,  6y  6% 
 $3500 

Cohen  J  to  J  O  Henderson  oot  30,  It  24  b 

4,  32  38  14,  6%  $3000 

Chattell  B  M  to  0  F  Morse  oot  29,  It  2  b 

11,  4  38  12,  ey  6%  $3000 

Conley  T  J  to  C  J  Hambleton  oct  28,  It  61 

b  3,  12  39  13,  3y  6%  $1600 

Cossitt  B  D  to  F  J  QriSen  oot  28,  It  14  b 

11,  4  38  14,  6y  6^  $1600 

Corson  J  to  G  W  Brown  oot  22,  It  34  b  1, 

27  38  14,  3y  7«  $1500 

Dnncanson  G  W  to  L  Baird  nov  1,  It  6  It 

22  b  4,  13  39  13,  5y  6^  $1600 

Davis  M  E  to  H  H  0  Miller  oot  13,  pt  It 

12  It  11  Montjore  3y  6^  ...$3000 

Donghty  C  to  E  G  Foreman  oct  24,  pt  its 

20  and  21  b  16,  33  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Dixon  J  to  C  T  &  T  Co  oct  17,  It  9  It  1  b 

1  Argyle  5y  7^  $1600 

Dorman  W  A  to  A  8  Trade  oct  25,  It  23  b 

59, 19  39  14,  6y  655  $3000 

Dahl  M  to  E  G  Pauling  oot  30,  It  28  b  29, 

34  40  13,  3y  6%  $1500 

Danziger  J  to  H  Rabens  oot  25,  Its  4  and 

6  It  18  b  9,  18  39  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Dexter  C  A  to  J  B  McOlare  oct  23,  It  43  b 

2,  20  40  14,  3y  6%   $15C0 

Dwiggins  R  8  to  D  L  Zook   nov  1,  It  25 

and  pt  26  Rogers  Pk  5y  6^  $2500 

Dwyer  J  J  et  al  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  oct 

14,  w  hf  s  e  qr  16  36  13,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Dodson  H  Jr  to  C  F  W  Waggenkneoht 

nov  1,  It  25  b  2   b  11   SheflE  add   2y  7% 

 $1000 

De  St  Anbin  E  to  L  M  Paine  oot  30,  Its 

45  to  48  b  5,  26  38  13,  5y  6^  $45  :0 

Elarton  F  I  to  W  B  Moak  Jaly  15,  It  34  b 

17  Cornell  6%  $1800 

Eriekson  G  to  G  E  Eriokson  oot  31,  pt  It 

10  b  1,  34  39  14,  3y  6%  $32r0 

Eger  M  A  lo  T  G  &  T  Co  oot  14,  Its  1  to  3 

2  ShefT  add  6y  6^  $4000 

Egan  T  to  E  F  Bayley  oot  28,  pt  It  9  and 

all  10  b  2,  28  38       fiy  6%  $3000 

Eddy  8  M  to  Northn  T  Co  oot  23,  It  14  b 

6  Ashland  aild  5y  6^5  $3500 

Fox  D  F  to  W  H  Barst  oct  28,  It  6  It  1  b 

2,  13  39  13,  6%   <  ..$2CO0 

Frieberg  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  oot  26, 


It  46  b  3  Sheff  add  6y  6^  $2000 

Ford  E  to  Cook  Co  B  &  L  Assn  nov  1,  It 

b  6,  20  40  14  $2000 

Fenton  W  H  to  H  Smith  Ang  1,  pt  It  12 

and  all  13  b  8,  26  35  14,  6^  $2500 

Ford  M  K  to  J  R  Foulke  oot  26,  It  13  b  3, 

11  39  13,6y  6^  $1700 

Frazier  8  R  to  F  B  Peabody  oct  29,  pt  It 
33  eto  Wadsworth  to  Woodlawn  6y  6%, 

4  deeds  ,  $12,200 

Fisher  J  A  to  H  W  Jndd  nov  — ,  It  30  b  5, 

28  38  14,  5y  6%  $15C0 

Flynn  P  J  to  F  UUman  oct  1,  ptlt  1  Assra 

div  4  38  14  May  1,'96,  6%  $25,000 

Fernandez  E  M  8  to  A  Berlin  oot  1,  It  112 
Sheridan  D  snb  17  40  14  and  o  p  lOy  6% 

 $5000 

Ford  T  P  to  O  C  Butz  oot  25,  It  16  and  16 

b  12  Cornell  90d8  6^  $2510 

Fridland  G  to  Magara  B  &  L  Assn  oot  26, 

Its  34  and  35  b  7,  25  37  13,  6^  $  

Frink  W  to  Evanston  &  N  Cook  Co  B  & 

L  Aasn  oct  29,  pt  b  3,  9  38  14,  $7600 
Gerbes  8  to  B  R  Marohand  oot  23,  It  17  b 

61,  5  and  6  37  15,  5y  7^  $3000 

Ganderson  Q  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Co  ooi  22 

Its  6  and  7  It  8  b  13,  8  39  14,  6y  6^.. $9000 
Grim  C  to  8  Polkey  oot  28,  li  2  and  pt  4 

b  1,  3  38  14,  6%  $1000 

Griffith  0  to  G  Van  Zandt  oot  30,  It  14 

Snpr  ot  ptn  1  38  14,  3y  6^  $8600 

Garner  C  to  R  Berger  oct  29,  pt  It  15, 

Baena  Pk  6y  6«  $2750 

Gilbert  &  Bennett  Mfg  Co  to  111  T  &  8  Bk 
oot  1,  b  D  Lake  add,  Moieland  Pk,  25 

37  13,  3y  6^  $20,000 

Gottke  E  to  0  Bahl   oct  31,  It  131   b  3, 

Walker's  Dock  add  6^  $5000 

Gebert  G  C  to  W  F  Grubb   nov  1,  Ita  25 

and  26  b  8,  28  39  14,  6^  $20C0 

Groth  J  to  0  T  &  T  Co  oot  26,  It  125  It  9 

b  1  Shefl  add  5y  6!l  $3600 

Golmewioz  T  et  al  to  P  O  Stenaland  oot 
29,  Its  93  and  94  b  27   Sheff  add  6y  6% 

 $2500 

Goldberg  U  to  L  F  Elagea  oot  29,  Us  16 

and  16  b  7,  19  39  14,  4y  6%  $6500 

Greely  8  S  to  T  Soott  oct  — ,  pt  b  33, 

Carpenter  add  2y  6%  $9000 

Haaae  AC  to  H  C  Zuttermeister  oct  29, 

It  9  b  1,  19  38  14,  6%  $1200 

Harden  O  to  Norlhn  T  Co  sept  18,  pt  It 

14  b  5,  21  38  14,  2y  6%%  $4000 

Henderson  B  to  J  H  Tiedmann  nov  1,  It 

18  b  40  Ogden  add  6%  $10,000 

Uenneasy  C  to  G  Van  Zandt  nov  1,  It  4  It 

It  15  b  7,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Hayden  F  B  to  Eqait  T  Co  oct  31,  It  5  It 

16  Ellis  W  add  6!?  $5000 

Hatohinson  E  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  1,  prem 

3011  Prairie  av  5y  5%  $10,000 

Hoffman  A  to  E  R  Baaae  nov  1,  It  5  b  4, 

Grove  add  Evnstn  3y  6^  $25C0 

Hohenadel  J  P  to  J  H  Gilbert  nav  1,U  67 

b  7,  19  39  14,  6%   $30C0 

Hood  a  to  J  Wolfenateker  Jr  oct  31.  It  12 

and  pt  13  b  16,  5  39  14,  6^%  $3500 

Heath  Rail  Joint  Co  to  P  B  Smith  nov  2, 

pt  b  109,  21  35  14,  4m  7%  $15,000 

Hepbarn  D  to  M  W  Kozminski  oot  22,  It 

18  b  3,  19  38  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Hitte  J  J  to  D  O'Connell  oot  29,  It  65  b  4, 

32  39  14,  5y  6%  $3t00 

Harvey  R  to  A  Peterson  oot  25,  pt  s  e  qr 

8  e  qr  n  e  qr  20  38  14,  5y  6%  $3400 

Hnghes  A  to  R  Rerger  oot  23,  pt  It  3  b  2, 

33  39  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

Hadenskog  C  to  A  Heile  oct  16,  pt  n  e  qr 

n  e  qr  36  41  13,  6  acres  3y  bi  $3000 

Hand  P  to  H  H  Shafeldt  oot  1,  Us  31  and 

32  b  24,  35  40  13,  3y  6^   $7000 

Habka  A  F  to  J  L  Novak  oot  23,  It  2  b  16 

20  39  14,  ly  6%  $1200 

Hammond  J  C  to  E  G  Mason  oct  25,  pt  It 

1  b  117  8  8  add  3y  6^   $200,000 

Hegena  G  J  to  0  H  Brooke  oot  8,  It  9  b  1, 

19  38  14,  4y  7^  $1800 

Bartman  B  to  C  T  &  T  Co  oct  25,  It  11  b 

2,  h  39  14,  3j  7%  $1400 

Hodek  F  to  J  Cerwenka  uot  29,  It  62  b  34, 

19  39  14,  6!{  $25C0 

Halz  F  to  0  Loagbridge  Ang  26,  Us  1  to 

3  b  1,  32  40  13,  5y  6<?  $1200 

Ingersoll  J  C  to   Wsstern  Union  B  &  L 

Assn  oot  19,  It  7  b  3.  18  40  14,  6^. . .  $2000 
Johnson  M  C  to  A  Chytrans  nov  4,  It  28  b 

3,  29  40  14   $3400 

Jabb  T  to  J  E  Dalton  oot  29,  It  15  b  2,  13 

39  13,  5y  6^   $3000 

Jackson  A  T  and  W  H  to  J  Rosenthal  oct 

16,  It  26  b  7   Fort  Dearborn  add  5y  6% 

 $35,000 

James  E  M  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  26,  pt  It 

3  b  13  Hyde  Pk  3y  6!«  $12,r00 

Jaern  J  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  26,  It  19  b  8, 

13  39  13,  6y  6f  $5000 


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Johns  B  to  A  B  Mead  oot  18,  b  9,  23  38 
U,  5y  1%  14000 

Jobst  A  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  eot  24,  It  32 
b  43,  33  40  14,  5y  6jg  11000 

Eostis  J  to  E  G  t'oretnan  oot  26,  Its  36  to 

38  b  27  Elston  add  6y   |2600 

Kemnitz  F  to  L  GoUhardt  oot  28,  Its  24 

and  25  b  95,  26  and  35  38  U,  ly  $1600 
Kandzia  J  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  oot  23,  Its  10 

and  11  b  14,  26  40  13,  3y  6%  $4000 

Kapplinger  G   to  North  Av  B  &  L  Assn 

oot  26,  It  78  Sexton  add  6%  |1600 

Kirk  S  MoV  and  J  B  to  H  8  Culver  Jaly 

8,  It  9  b  5,  35  42  13,  6^  $7000 

Knneman  J  to  W  Heinemann   oot  31,  Its 

14  and  15  b  3,  7  40  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Kelley  M  E  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  1,  It  18. 

Graves  &  8  snb  34  39  14,  5y  5^  $5000 

Kortnm  M  to  G  Birkhoff  Jr  nov  1,  It  6  b 

1,  28  40  14,  3y   $4000 

Landerbaok  D  H  to  J  F  Dryden  oot  22,  pt 

Its  6  and  7  b  19  o  t  5y  4>^«  |65,000 

Lambin  J  R  to  K  Soknp   oot  18,  pt   b  7, 

Elston  add  —  $4500 

Lewis  A  T  to  D  D  Riohardson  oot  31,  Its 

7  and  8  b  8,  17  42  13,  8^....  $1003 

Lambin  J  R  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  18,  pt  b 

7  Elston  add  2y  6%   $4500 

LainK  J  H  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  oot  14,  pt  It 

18  b  5  b  4  Rogers  Pk  6^  $1800 

Lott  E  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oct  29,  It 

12  b  5,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  $5CO0 

Lanth  J  to  G  Q  Newbury  May  10,  It  5  and 

6  b  6,  2  39  13,  3y  6^  |1650 

Linnten  0  H  to  A  M  Snydacker  oot  29,  It 

25  b  1,  1  39  13,  5y  6?  $7500 

Liese  H  to  Q  Sohulke  oct  28,  it  69  Ken- 

mitz  &  W  sab  20  40  14,  5y  %%  $3000 

MoCanly  J  I  to  W  Wilhartz  oot  26,  Its  17 

to  22  b  9,  17  39  14,  4m  7^  $3000 

Mnlford  L  8  to  A  Beile  oot  26,  pt  It  4  b  5 

Pine  Grove  3y  7!E  $3250 

Miohelson  8  to  Oak  Park  B  &  L  Ashu  oot 

16.  It  46  b  2,  9  39  13,  1%  $2100 

MoKearnan  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  26, 

It  5  b  1,  10  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Mabba  J  W  to  0  O  Brown  oot  28,  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  1,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  |8000 

Mulford  L  8  to  B  MoOefiEery  oct  26,  pt  It 

4  b  5,  33  37  17,  2y  6^  $2250 

McGann  M  to  P  O  Stensland  oot  29,  It  16 

to  20  and  pt  21   b  24   ShefiE  add   5y  (,% 

 .  '  84000 

Monahen  E  and  M  to  J  Kenny  oot  23,  It  3 

b27,  Dunoan  add  2y  6%   $4000 

MoKenzie  M  B  to  M  'W  Kozminski  oot  22, 

It  16  b  3,  19  38  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Meokliug  J  8  to  G  W  Oass   sept   30,  Its 

204  and  205  b  1,  2d  div  Riverside  2y 

 13500 

Minard  A  M  to  E  Jaokson  sept  25,  It  20  b 

10,  28  38  14  and  o  p  6%  $^00 

Monlton  Q  M  to  8  Dnnlop  oot  30,  pt  b  36, 

12  39  12,  5y  1%,  9  deeds  $4350 

Myers  M  to  J  Griffin  oot  30,  It  7  b  12,  20 

39  14,  4y   $5000 

Maokie  A  G  to  B  Lathrop  nov  l,It  310, 17 

40  14.  6$  $1500 

Malzen  H  E  to  N  A  Mayer  nov  1,  pt  U  26 

It  7,  25  38  14.  4y  $4000 

McKey  J  J  to  J  R  Foulke  oot  30,  pt  It  6  b 

1,  1  38  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

MoKey  E  B  to  W  H  Moore  oot  30,  pt  It  2i 

b  24  K  to  Hyde  Pk  5y  6^  $5000 

Midler  F  W  to  T  H  Lindsay  nov  1,  Its  12 

and  13  b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  6$S  $3500 

Mooney  J  J  to  A  Smith  oot  25,  It  9  b  37, 

27  39  14,  3y  7^  $120(0 

MoDoflEee  B  8  to  G  Stookdell  oot  18,  It  33 

1,  11  39  13,  5y  6^  $1500 

Mooney  J  J  to  A  Smith  oot  25,  It  9  b  37, 

27  39  14,  3y  1%  $2000 

Nagbton  J  1  to  W  Heinemann  sept  18,  pt 

it  50  8  e  qr  8  40  14,  3y  Q%  $2000 

Newman  E  to  E  F  Dyer  nov  1,  pt  Its  10 

and  11  It  20  b  2,  8  38  14,  6^  $1500 

Nixon  E  B  to  8  Strans  oot  28,  pt  It  1  It  9, 

4  38  11,  5y  &%  $5000 

Newman  P  E  et  al  to  0  M  Walker  oot  24, 

It  22  b  25,  31  39  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Noyes  L  W  to  G  H  Rozet  oot  22,  It  2  It  29 

b  1,  3  39  14,  Oot  22.'96,  b%  $42,500 

Nicholson  L  J  to  J  H  Ernst  oot  30,  It  27 

b  2,  8  40  14,  2y  6%.  $22(0 

Oviutt  F  F  to  G  W  Murray  nov  1,  pt  b  2, 

7  37  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

O'Neil  M  to  Mut  Loan  &  B  Assn  nov  1,  It 

7  and  8  b  B  b  11,  20  39  14,  —  $15,000 

Ohlsen  8  A  to  A  A  Lewis  oot  8,  It  4  and 

pt  41  b  4,  25  40  13,  3y  6^  $1400 

Petrie  J  to  A  Stewart  oot  22,  It  20  b  5,  15 

39  13,  5y   $3000 

Peel  H  J  to  Northn  T  Oo  oot  26,  Its  330 

and  331,  17  40  14,  Oy  6^  $12,000 

Powers  0  M  to  S  W  Rawson  nov  1,  lease 


of  B  hf  It  9  b  1  f  rl  15  add  5y  6^ . . .  $10,000 
Polzin  F  W  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  1,  pt  It 

13  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Priokett  O  R  to  H  H  0  Miller  oot  13,  pt 

It  12  Montjore  &%  $3000 

Partello  E  M  to  Mas  M  S  &  L  Assn  oct 

30,  It  10  b  1,  1  39  13,  —   $7000 

Pierucoiai  V  to  J  Gunbalde  et  al  oot  30, 

It  34  It  1,  3  38  14,  H  $1700 

Pinger  M  D  to  Mat  Union  L  &   B  Assn 

oot  29,  It  17  b  1,  10  38  14  $2500 

Peters  B  F  to  H  W  Jndd  nov  1,  pt  Its  23 

and  24  b  16,  28  38  14,  5y  &%  $1750 

Prnitt  L  G  to  R  Berger   oot  26,   pt  It  16, 

Bnena  Pk  5y  6%  $2750 

Peterson  A  to  B  G  Pauling  oot  26,  It  34  b 

1,  28  40  14,  5y  6^  $6500 

Pattison  J  to  A  Pattison  oct  31,  It  20  b  5 

8  &  N  to  Oak  Park  3y  6^  $3000 

Qaeeny  0  A  to  W  B  Oostello  oot  29,  It  60 

and  pt  59  s  e  qr  s  e  qr  3  38  14,  6>45E,$6200 
Rice  T  J  to  H  E  Hnrlbnt  oot  23,  pt  It  12 

b  2  b  28,  12  39  13,  5y  6^  $7500 

Rieke  A  to  H  Rieke  nov  1,  it  22  b  2  b  4, 

ShefiE  add  oy  6%%  $3000 

Rood  J  Jr  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  30,  It  37  b 

4,  19  40  H,  5y  1%  $1000 

RafiElanb  H  et  al  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  28, 

Its  3  4  and  6  and  pt  7  b  5  Russell  M  & 

R  add  ly  6^  $6500 

Robinson  F  H  to  J  H  Hume   oot  12,  It  3 

and  4  b  170,  7  36  14,  ly   $2000 

Rahlfs  G  to  Conn  Mat  L  Ins  Oo   Aug  14, 

Its  1  to  3  It  26  etc  5  39  14,  4y  $7000 
Rosenberger  P  to  E  N  D'Anoona   oot  24, 

Its  26  and  27   n  hf  s  w  qr  25  40  13,  — 

 $6000 

Ryan  M  W  to  A  Gatzert  oot  26,  Its  1  and 

2  b  57,  14  38  14,  5y   $40,000 

Schmidt  M  to  F  S  Winston  oct  30,  Its  88 

and  89,  6  40  14  Edgewater  6%  $2035 

Schneider  B  to  E  R  Haase  oot  14,  It  13  b 

2  b  4,  26  38  14,  3y  63^%  $1800 

Strugali  P  to  0  J  Hambleton  oot  28,  It  30 

b  3,  8  38  14,  6y  6^  $1500 

Sullivan  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot  29,  It 

1  b  4  b  2,  15  39  13,  3y  1%  $6500 

Skaaden  P  0  to  0  W  Breoher   oot  18,  It 

101  b  2,  8  39  14,  Dec  1,'96,  &%  $2500 

Sandmaoher  A  to  O  C  Bufz  nov  1,  it  2  It 

19,  25  40  13,  6y  &%  $6000 

Schroeder  E  C  to  L  Rathje  oot  30,  Its  3 

and  4  b  1,  6  39  14,  2y  6^  $3000 

Sporleder  8  to  M  Petrie  oot  1,  It  1  b  19, 

Woloott  add  2y  7^  $2500 

Sandtman  O  to  H  Voohe  oot  26,  It  18  b  3, 

12  39  13.  6y  655  $1600 

8t  Ange  D  to  W  Loeb  oot  17,  It  6  b  10,  19 

40  14,  5y   $1700 

Stokes  J  to  R  Doeker  oot  1,  It  63  b  8,  18 

39  14,  2y    ....$10C0 

Schoth  A  to  J  Gnnzenhauser   oot  15,  It  6 

It  1  b  5,  31  37  14,  6^  $1000 

Sohlapp  E  to  R  Pabst   oot  29,   It  4   b  1, 

Chatfield  add  6y  5^  $1600 

Sohmitz  M  to  Mot  Union  L  &  B  Assn  oct 

20,  pt  It  171  div  1,  31  38  16  $6000 

Starkweather  C  K  and  R  R  to  Homestead 

L  &  G  Co  nov  1,  It  27  Sheridan  D  sub 

17  40  14,  —  $4000 

Seling  T  to  F  8  Winston  oot  31,  pt  It  5  b 

1,  2  39  13,  dem   $3000 

Sansom  M  to  A  Wahl  oot  26,  It  66  b  20, 

17  39  14,  3y  65^  $2200 

Shoemaker  8  J  and  W  H  to  W  Loeb  oot 

30,  pt  It  72  div  3,  30  38  14.  5y  7^. .  .$1500 
Sohlatt  8  and  A  to  C  T  &  T  Oo  nov  1,  pt 

b  3,  9  38  14,  5y  6^   $6000 

Stack  J  to  0  V  Standish  oct  31,  It  30  b  2, 

33  39  14,  6y   $1500 

Sporleder  S  to  M  Petrie  oct  1,  It  1  It  6  b 

19  Woloott  add  b-j  1%  $2500 

Seemm  E  H  to  B  G  Paulirg  oot  30,  Its  37 

to  34  It  10,  8  40  14,  3y  &%  $1200 

Tracy  E  Q  to  A  E  Barr  nov  1,  Its  7  to  12 

b  9,  27  38  14,  3y  6?  $4000 

Tomazewski  A  F  to  J  Stern  oot  9,  It  22,  b 

6,  32  39  14,  6,«  $4500 

Thornton  F  M  to  W  J  Bulger  oot  25,  pt  It 

16  It  etc,  s  8  add  6y  H  $1100 

Toohy  0  O  to  A  B  Wells  nov  1,  b  2  Rogers 

Pk  6y  6%  $1200 

Van  Bezey  J  C  to  ME  Greenebanm  oot 

25,  pt  b  15,  11  39  13,  oy  &]^%,  4  deeds 

 $7800 

Vecha  G  to  M  W  Kozminski  oot  22,  It  9  b 

7  Brand  add  3y  6^  $2500 

Valentine  T  to  H  D  Austin  nov  1,  It  6  b  3, 

12  39  13,  5y  7%  $1800 

Vickery  T  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  oot  21,  It  2 

b  3,  22  39  14,  8y  6i  $5000 

Vodak  V  to  0  Pitte  oct  26,  It  64  b  1,  20  39 

14,  2y  6^  $1000 

Von  Wackenbnrth  I  to  J  F  Eberhart  nov 

1,  It  17  b  7,  7  37  14,   $1240 


Van  Wino-ile  E  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  29,  pt 

It  19  b  7  Bushnell  add  6y   $4000 

Vodak  V  to  M  E  Greenebanm   oot  25,  It 

64  b  1,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Wettlowski  T  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  25,  It 

8  b  39  Sheff  add  5y  &%  $4000 

Winston  D  et  al  to  P  B  Hoyt  oot  11,  pt  b 

16,  25  38  14,  3y  1%,  3  deeds  $2400 

Wiman  M  H  to  G  Coombs   ooo  12,  It  26  b 

Jl,  28  39  14,  2y   $1500 

Woods  J  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  oot  28,  It  7  b 

1  ShefiE  add  and  o  p  Ti  $1800 

Wilber  E  J  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  26,  Its  25 

to  30  b  16,  22  38  14,  5y  1%   $3000 

Wittimore  L  H  to  L  Baird   oot  15,   It  17, 

Kimball  sab  14  39  13,  lOj  6%  $6000 

Wilder  E  T  to  J  R  Foalke  oot  30,  It  22  b 

1,  14  38  14,  2y  5^  $9000 

Wilkins  B  to  W  J  Andrews   oot  25,   Us  5 

and  6  b  1  Berwyn  30m  6^  $1550 

Wage  W  E  to  E  H  Fishbnrn  Aug  19,  It  17 

b  10,  35  40  13,  4y  6jg  $1300 

Witt  H  to  C  W  Kozminski  nov  2,  It  31  b 

12,  5  89  14,  6y   $2200 

White  T  to  0  W  Spaulding   oot  30,   pt  b 

37  b  27  etc  19  40  14,  3y  %%  $21,000 

Wratkowsky  T  T  to  T  Schintz  oct  29,lt  17 

fri  21  40  14,  6y  &%  $2500 

Wells  E  P  to  J  0  Soovel  sept  23,  It  6  b  14, 

6  40  14,  6^  $3000 

Wjestrom  M  0  to  A  0  Ohytraus  oot  31,  It 

20  and  21  b  3,  7  40  14,  &%  $2700 

Weber  M  to  A  Peterson  oot  28,  It  3  It  1  b 

47,  o  t,  2y  1%  $1000 

Wagehenkel  M  and  H  to  M  Rehfeld  nov  1 

Its  1  to  4  b  2,  32  40  13,  6%  $3100 

West  Pullman  Land  Assn  to  Eqnit  T  Co 

oot  12,  pt  n  e  qr  29  37  14  $  

Wescerfeld  B  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  oot 

30,  It  5  b  3,  34  38  14,  5y  1%  $1400 

Weil  L  to  M  W  Kozminski  oot  24,  It  14  b 

38.  28  39  14,  5y  5%%  $8000 

WeiflEenbach  G  W  to  E  Page  oot  1,  pt  It 

41  b  14,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Wells  A  A  to  G  M  Pullman  oot  28,  pt  It  4 

It  21,  9  38  14,  6y  &%  $2300 

Wertz  P  to  M  B  Greenebanm  oct  25,  Its  4 

and  5  b  4,  19  39  14,  6y   $10,000 

Young  A  to  O  T  &  T  Oo  sept  24,  It  3  It  75 

b  3,  ^  38  14.  2y  6^  ..$1400 

Zenoh  W  to  W  Boldenweok  oot  25,  It  16  o 

],  17  40  14,  3y  6^  $2200 

Zak  V  to  V  Torek  oot  28,  Its  14  to  17  b  8, 

15  39  13,  &%  $1500 

OHATTKIi 


Adams  A  to  B  Smith  oot  30,  furn,  piano 

and  s  m  7m  $( 

Aumann  T  B  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  oot 

29,  saloon  802  Root  st  gy  

Anderson  P  to  W  F  Anderson  nov  4,  furn 

ly  $500 

Brady  J  J  to  A  Jarreh  oot  26,  horses  etc 

ly  $210 

Barger  L  to  M  B  Finoh  nov  2,  furn  and 

B  m,  6m  $77 

Buokman  R  M  to  J  A  Dahlem  oot  30,furn 

6m  $278 

Benaon  M  J  to  E  Smith   oct  29,   Earn  7m 

 $200 

Bandholtz  L  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo   oot  29, 

saloon  60  n  Desplaines  ly  $118 

Barlow  F  to  C  E  Lobs  oct  26,  horses  etc 

Peoria  111  30ds  $935 

Bigoness  O  to  J  W  Allen  oot  9,  bakery 

7217  Greenwood  av  ly  $130 

Birum  M  and  M  to  0  Meader  oot  31,  furn 

282  Indiana  sept  30  $125 

Brown  B  Q  to  G  Morgan  oot  29,  farn  574 

n  Congress  6m   $181 

Brennan  A  to  M  B  Finoh  oot  28,  furn  6  m 

 $103 

Blodgin  H  P  to  W  G  King  nov  1,  furn  90 

Hall  6m  $91 

BuUen  W  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  31,furn 

and  piano  6m..  $306 

Block  O  to  N  Brosseau    Aug  5,  piano  and 

furn  22  Lincoln  av  2y  $350 

Bell  A  0  to  W  A  Goodspeed  oct  19,  piano 

and  furn  44  Loomis  7m  $500 

Beck  W  0  to  B  Seifert   oot  31,  furn  and 

piano  2487  Commercial  2y   $1315 

Bird  R  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  21,  furn  & 

8  m  6m  $103 

Bruel  F  to  Q  G  Hubbell   oct  31,  furn  and 

B  m  Urn  $103 

Baseler  O  F  to  P  Van  Schaaok   &  Sons 

oot  31,  drugs  446  Vorth  av  2y  $1000 

Bearen  O  W  to  M  E  Finch  oot  30,  furn  6 

m  $77 

Blow  0  H  to  Star  Bry  nov  1,  saloon  157 

Monroe  2y  $1500 

Ohurh  C  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  29,  furn 

6m  $103 


Chickeader  H  B  to  H  P  Mount  nov  l,furn 

and  piano  611  78th  $390 

Ooel  E  to  H  M  Wilson  nov  1,  horses  etc 

4m  $115 

Cooghlin  J  J  to  J  J  Collins  nov  4,  house 

90ds  $210 

Cherry  A  to  J  H  Howe  nov  4,  farn  264 

Ontario  2y  $600 

Cunningham  R  to  A  F  Phelps  oot  18,hor8e 

2y  $400 

Cunningham  E  J  to  D  R  MoNaught  oot 

30,  Jurn  6m  $103 

Cavey  C  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  2,  furn  and 

piano  7m  $95 

Canfield  H  8  to  M  B  Finoh  oot  30,  fnrn 
and  piano  6m    $125 

Carey  E  Q  to  E  Grist  nov  1,  fnrn  6458 
Michigan  av  ly  $125 

Cosgrove  P  E  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  28,  furn 
and  s  m  6m  $103 

Conrad  0  et  al  to  Manhattan  Brg  Oo  oot 
15,  saloon  113  Randolph  18m  $3000 

Collins  E  F  to  Dewes  Brg  Co  nov  1,  sa- 
loon 29  n  Peoria  2y  $600 

Craver  0  T  to  J  F  8earight  oot  28,  piano 
furn  etc  Harvey  ly  $600 

Cohen  M  to  fl  P  Mount  oct  25,  furn  200 
Wood  7m   .  $97 

Comings  E  D  to  Q  W  Condee  oot  28,  fnrn 
Striokland  Hotel  ly  $210 

Christoph  E  Q  Lithograph  Co  to  Hiber- 
nian Bkg  Assu  oot  25,  presses  maohy 
etc  194  to  202  Clinton  8m  $8777 

Conyne  E  A  to  W  A  Mayr  oct  30,  furn  234 
Austin  av  6m   $100 

Canell  W  to  M  B  Finoh  oot  29,  furn  6  m 
 $103 

Duohurski  P  to  Henn  G  Brg  Ci  oot  31, 
furn  4933  Jnstine  2y  $400 

Dahl  M  8  P  to  J  J  Oorbett  nov  4,  machy 
410  Washington  dec  1  $200 

Doppler  F  to  W  Neadorf  nov  4,  horse  eto 
10  and  12  Mantene  ot  ly  $300 

Davidson  F  E  to  E  Hardie  oot  21,  farn 
eto  1197  75th  ly  $575 

Defrees  J  H  to  J  P  Primley  oot  26,  lib- 
rary 1103  Home  Ins  Bldg  2y  $2000 

Durrin  T  H  to  8  P  Brown  oot  21,  furn  19 
Ann  21  m  $350 

Eveland  F  P  to  F  8  Sonthwick  oot  23, 
shop  397  V  Buren  ly  $101 

Eiss  D  W  to  P  Van  Schaaok  &  Sons  nov 
1  drug  store  3801  State  2y  $4200 

Egan  T  C  lo  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  oot  18,  sa- 
loon 8657  Buffalo  av  23m  $406 

Fred  Klein  Co  to  L  Mayer  oct  29,  ptg  of- 
fice 32  Market  2y  $4600 

Fred  Klein  Co  to  O  W  Lewke  oot  30,  ptg 
office  2y  $3000 

Fuller  E  0  to  R  H  Randall  oot  13.furn6m 
 $125 

Foley  W  S  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  25,  furn 
6m  $103 

Finkensiefer  C  to  Straus  Bros  &  Co  oot 

31,  saloon  848  119th  st  $357 

Fay  W  A  to  D  Pries  oot  29,  furn  4m. .  $375 
Fountain  H  E  to  0  Meader  oot  28,  piano 

11m  $80 

Fetherston  8  H  to  B  B  Fetherston  nov  1, 

drugs  603  Wilson  av  2y  $2417 

Fetford  O  B  to  J  H  Gunsolus  oct  28,  1278 

Adams  9m  $150 

Frankie  J  to  F  B  Meek  oct  2S,  fnrn  122 

Custom  House  pi  9m  $132 

Govey  J  W  to  M  E  Finoh   nov  4,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Gilmour  J  T  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  31,  furn 

8m  $129 

Gard  B  8  to  Condell  8  &  T  Oo  oot  29,farn 

309  Rush  9m  $  

Golden  &  Donovan  to  B  B  Stege  nov  I, 

saloon  311  Canal  ly  $800 

Gueuther  J  to  F  Lotzow  oct  23,  oowa  eto 

3187  Milwaukee  av  ly  $160 

Guthrie  R  O  to  J  Witakey  Jr   nov  1,  furn 

4021  Oot  G  av  $220 

Qnerin  M  to  Brunswiok-B-Oo  oct  29,  pool 

table  etc,  656  Harrison  10m  $126 

Garrow  A  D  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  29,  furn 

23m  $104 

Herbery  W  to  Faull  oct  26,  saloon  3011 

Aroher  av  2y  $500 

Hollander  J  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  28, 

furn  6m  $170 

Heath  Rod  Joint  Co  to  P  B  Smith  nov  2, 

plant  Ohi  Bgts,  4m  $15,000 

Hastji  W  to  B  Straus  oct  31,  horses  etc 

422  n  Lincoln  2om  $723 

Hamilton  &  Stevenson  to  J  Stevenson  oot 

31,  library  2m  $800 

Hennessy  Bros  to  T  Hennessy  nov  1,  furn 

2y  $500 

Holmberg  P  J  et  al   to   MoAvoy  Brg  Oo 

oot  29,  saloon  196  Oak  2y  $1200 

Healy  0  to  West  Side  Brg  Co   oot  30,  sa- 


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November  9.  189&. 


loon  26  Paoifio  ar  2y  |1000 

HoUingshead  A.  to  P  Kettennng  cot  31, 

fnrn  30  VVells  Ij  $660 

Hoffman  J  to  F  B  Snyder  oot  9,  fnrn  4m 

    $92 

Hinsdale  F  L  to  F  F  Sheridan  apl  2u 

furn  23m  $5C0 

Johnsen  F  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Co  oot  30, sa- 
loon 100  Randolph,  demd  $3000 

Jaoobson  Q  to  J  Bender  oot  28,  mdse  108 

Fallerton  av  9m  $96 

Johnson  E  to  J  W  Aogell  nov  1,  fnrn 

May  wood  $475 

Jordan  W  J  to  M  E  Finch  oot  26.  fnrn  & 

pinno  6m  $129 

Jonsen  T  lo  N  Western  Brg  Co  oot  31  sa- 
loon 309  5th  av  2y  $200 

Kanter  I  to  Orr-Looket  Hw  Co  oot  29, 

market  380  w  14th  $240 

Korn  G  to  L  Hahn   nov  6,  furn   54  Cly- 

bontn  4y  $600 

Klemm  W  W  to  E  C  Polzin  nov  1,  maohy 

138  w  Lake  18m  $1800 

Kevser  J  N  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  30,  fnrn  6m 

'  $77 

Kennel  J  J  to  U  W  Allen  nov  4  drugs  269 

Wells  9y  $241 

Kuhu  J  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  nov  1, 

saioon  1800  48th  2y  $442 

Killoagh  M  A  to  A  B  Allison  oot  1.  fnrn 

18118  Mioh  av  ly  $25C0 

Keil  0  Q  to  A  W  Qutgesall  out  24,fnrn  eto 

633  Adams  $125 

King  U  B  to  M  K  Meyer  oot26,forn  7248 

Wentworth  7m  $250 

King  H  B  to  M  K  Meyer  oot  26,  fnrn  6m 

 $250 

Lynch  N  M  to  H  P  Moant  nov  1,  piano 

709  61st  pi  7m   $70 

Loooi  M  to  Standard  Bry  nov  4,  saloon 

221  w  Adams  2y  $383 

Lipp  J  D  to  J  M  Cameron  nov  1,  drag 

store,  2y  $2o00 

Lynch  0  to  E  W  Mason,  horse  eto,  2246 

Mich  av  3m  $70 

La  Plant  J  to  E  Smith  oot  26,  fnrn  6m  $109 
Leiand  0  to  J  Reifend  nov  1,  forn  330 

Ohio  2y  $200 

Lorsen  E  to  A  Kiely  oot  21,  fnrn  306  Ohio 

5m  $100 

Langhor  N  to  C  Remington   oct  20.  wag- 
on 2y  $160 

Langsworth  F  to  J  W  Allen   oot  17,  bak- 
ery 302  62d  6m  $100 

Lowis  M  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  oot  30,  saloon 

2978  State  2y  $510 

Matejka  J  V  to  V  Matejka  oot  19,  ptg 

office  718  Loomis  ly  $350 

Memann  A  to  West  Side  Brg   Co  oot  24, 

saloon  309  n  Kedzie  av  2y  $200 

Miller  R  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co  oot  26,  sa- 
loon 183  Division  ly  $300 

Morris  J  to  R  Clark   oot   23,  fnrn  499 

Adama  Jan  31  $318 

MoOlnre  E  V  to  T  B  McGregor  oot  2,fnrn 

baggy  etc  9m  $150 

Mann  W  A  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  26,  piano  6 

m  $103 

MoCiellan  W  to  G  A  Hntcbinson  oot  31, 

forn  711  46th  20m  $100 

MoOlellan  to  same   nov  1,  saloon,  ^(806 

State  16m  $350 

Main  P  M  to  H  P  Mount  oot  30,  furn  846 

74th  6m   $78 

Middlrton  J  H  to  B  Strauss  oot  31,  liv- 
ery 3638-4G  Wabash  av  23m  $5900 

Mayo  A  C  to  0  H  Kipp  oot  29,  laundry  6 

m  $300 

McMillan  C  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  29,  furn  & 

B  m  6m  $74 

Matheson  E  D  to  H  Cohn   oot  31,  forn  & 

8  m  6m  $135 

Maddox  A  J  to  L  F  Hopkins  oot  31,  4155 

Berkeley  av  6m   $86 

Matthay  0  A  to  M  E  Finch  oot  27,  furn 

6m  $118 

MoOsbe  E  to  R  Z  Hertash  oot  31,  horses 

eto  10m  $227 

Mason  E  to  C  H  Merrick  nov  1,  farn  6m$7C 
Morphy  F  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co  apr  1, 

saloon  200  n  State  $460 

Merohler  C  to  M  Oakey  nov  2,  horse  eto 

3401  Wood  $600 

Maddock  J  E  to  D  H  Keyea  oot  furn  31 

33d,  18m  $275 

Morgenstein  T  A  to  H  Englehardt  oot  1, 

fnrn  62  LaSalle  2y  $350 

Metaxes  G  to  Star  Bry  oct  30,  saloon  292 

w  Madison  2y  $700 

Meyenberg  J  E  to  0  J  Shields  nov  4,  pi- 
ano 6m  $  — 

Mueller  C  T  to  A  Lawder  oot  14,horse  and 

wagon  6722  State  2m  $100 

MoMahon  M  J  to  Star  Bry  oot  14,  saloon 

3114  Archer  av  $450 

Morey  P  J  to  H  A  Goodrich  oot  29,  mdse 
383  State  6m  ,  $726 


Newman  J  to  M  E  Finch  oot  31,  furn  6m 

 $181 

Norris  S  R  to  L  Hertach  oct  30,  fiirn  433 

Dayton  ly  $112 

Nesey  B  B  to  E  Smith   oot  30,  fnrn  and  s 

m  6m  $76 

Nufer  C  to  Blue  Isld  Brg  Co  oot  25,  sa- 
loon 201  Western  av  ly  $360 

O'Neil  J  to  C  E  Brown  oot  7,  fnrn  4464 

Princeton  av  ly  $7  7 

Okorhaosen  0  to  E  A  Robinson  &  Co  no^ 

2,  bakery  etc,  3402  Archer  av  $500 

Olden  J  W  to  C  Passow    &  Sons   nov  6, 

billiard  and  pool  tables  535  63d  7m. $145 
O'Wallace  D  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  sept  24,  sa- 
loon 1446  Wabash  av  23m  $600 

Patrick  C  B  to  E  Eewitt  oct  26,horse8  etc  2 

y  $86 

Prindeville  J  J    to   E  F  Crosley   oct  31, 

horses  eto  1912  w  12th  J  2m  $1578 

Phillips  W  Q  to  H  Hammond  nov  4,  furn 

6m  $140 

Pollak  A  to  Pollak  oct  25,  horses  etc  788 

n  Leavitt,  1  y  . . .  $250 

Pudzinski  E  to  M  E  Finoh  oot  26,  fnrn  & 

piano  6m  $155 

Perry  J  R  to  M  E  Finch  oct  25,  furn  and 

piano  6m  $103 

Par  Don  E  J  to  M  Bernard  nov  l,fQrn  641 

Monroe  2y  $1500 

Parisian  Circus  and  Water  Carnival  Co 

to  S  O  Careth  nov  2,  pt  outfit  4m..  $1000 
Pillsbury  L  F  to  EL  Ferguson  nov  2. 

horsert  etc,  La  Grange  18m  $320 

Petit  A  J  to  M  E  Petit  oct  15,  furn  936 

Walnut  jaly  1,'97  $1250 

Pawlos  J  to  L  Pawlok  aug  13,  buggies 

etc  8303  Ontario  av  ly  $500 

Peterson  J  A  to  C  M  Stephans  nov  2,  fatn 

8  Oanal  7  Canal  7m  $350 

Porter  A  H  to  U  H  Farlin  july  1,  mdse 

55th  and  Woodlawn  ly  $2000 

Perrin  G  S  to  H  T  Perry  sept  1,  fnrn  Ke- 

r  osha,  Wis  6m   $350 

Ryder  J  J  to  O  C  Stanley  nov  2,  farn  6m 

 $2C0 

Raionsley  J  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  nov  1,  sa- 
loon Summit  2y  $688 

Ritter  J  F  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  2,  furn  and 

8  m,  7m  $218 

Riedl  J  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  30,  forn  23m 

 $91 

Reifersohild  M  to  J  L  Robinson  oot  28, 

forn  309  35th  6m  $150 

Scott  W  F  to  D  Pries  nov  1 ,  furn  6m ...  $98 
Schrdewahn  P  to  U  S  Brg  Co  oot  23,  bb- 

loon  436  Larrabee  2y  $250 

Sohmitt  M  to  E  L  Sobmitt  sept  9,  saloon 

354  w  12th  2y  $10iO 

Sohulz  C  to  C  Qaindel  oot  18,  horses  cat- 
tle eto.  Wheeling  ly  $271 

Stevenson  D  L  to  F  J  Devdndorf  oct  28, 

furn  6m  $103 

Spencer  W  H  to  H  P  Mount  oot  29,  forn 

6m  $107 

Sullivan  T  S  to  Q  G  Hubbell  oot  31,  shop 

9m    $125 

Shepherd  A  C  to  Nat  Wall  Paper  Co  oot 

91,  fnrn  and  piano  140  75th  2y  fll26 

Scholer  E  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  oct  31,  pi 

ano  7m  $165 

Stoddard  S  E  to  J  Q  Earle   oot  31,  furn 

298  Dearborn.  $300 

Schmidt  M  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  oot 

30,  saloon  107  5th  av  2y  $2034 

Soden  J  to  A  C  Southard  fnrn  65  39th.. $500 
Suchanek  J  to  Monarch  Brg  Co   oct  30, 

saloon  99  w  16th  2y  $1(  00 

Standmeyer  R  W  to  U  Wohlsber  oce  26, 
horses  eto  Fallerton  av  and  Corper  st  1 

y  $350 

Sobmidt  J  to  G  E  Raymond  Jr  May  24, 

maohy  34  Market  ly  $660 

Tarpenny  C  E  to  J  U  Gunsolus  oot  28, 

furn  220  Fnllerton  av  6m  $132 

Thoman  W  T  to  E  Smith  oct  19,  furn  and 

piano  and  s  m  7m  $102 

Thompson  T  to  C  H  Merrick  nov  2,piaDo 

6m  $70 

Tate  H  F  to  J  Hagenbuok  oct  31, furn  735 

Warren  av  ly  $250 

Tclt  S  E  to  M  E  Finch  nov  1,  furn  6m  $113 
Dsadell  A  P  to  M  E  Diamond  oot  26,  farn 

12  and  16  Carpenter  ly  $  

Vlack  J  to  J  Eusek  nov  2,  truck  etc  785 

21st    $546 

Vetz  R  G  to  J  H  Evans  oct  21,  furn  923  n 

Clark  6m,  p  m  $i;00 

Van  Wagenen  F  H  to  Brunswick- B-0  Co 
nov  2,  pool  table  eto  408  w  V  Buren  20m 

 $600 

Wark  D  G  to  Indpndt  Brg  Asen  nov  1, 

saloon  45  State,  dem  $194 

Wright  V  M  to  J  G  McCarthy  nou  1,  fnrn 

290  Park  av  ly  $800 

Winters  W  A  to  A  H  Williams  nov  2,  farn 
and  piano  7m  $125 


Watts  C  L  to  M  E  Finch  oot  39,  furn  6m 

•  $250 

Wellington  J  F  to  F  McNeills  oct  25,  furn 

23m  $102 

Wherland  H  to  F  J  Devecdorf  oct  26, fnrn 

6na  $155 

Walker  A  to  S  B  Knowlton  oct  29,  horse, 

farn  etc  7m  $81 

Wikofif  H  E  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  29,  farn 

and  piano  2,?m  $275 

White  W  A  to  M  E  Finch   oot  25,  furn  & 

8  m  6m  $103 

Wollman  J  to  G  G  Hubbell   oot  30,  furn 

and  8  m  9m  $70 

Watson  J  R  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  3,  fnrn  6m 

 $87 

Wilkinson  S  to  A  Willey  oot  31,  forn  126 

Dearborn  av  3m  $700 

Warn  M  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  oct  30, 

saloon  86  Sherman  2y  $450 

Whittlesey  C  F  to  E  Crish  oot  29,  library 
7m  $100 

BILLS  OP  SALE. 


Ohioago  Piano  Stool  Co  to  E  Marks  oct  7,  p'.ant 

792  Madison    

Hyde  H  W  to  F  Salisbury  oot  24,  horse,  etc  6(i30 

Ellis  av  1800 

Wilson  B  J  to  J  U  Wilson  oct  22,  house  81B  Jackson 

 tl 

Pearce  T  8  to  O  Christiansen  oct  24,  bicycle  stock 

etc  II 

McNett  0  to  J  Keck  oot  22,  furn  211  Phoenix  bldft 

 :  $500 

Lnnd  0  to  J  Lund  oot  24,  fnrn  tSnO 

Standard  Hair  Bazaar  to  B  0  Strehl  oot  1,  mdse  78 

State  $127 

Jackley  E  to  D  Seat  apr  17,  furd,  Lemont  $150 

North  W  Bldg  Supply  and  Goal  Oo  to  North  W 

Bld(?  and  Goal  Oo  oot  17,  horses  eto  $550 

Palmer  J  to  W  R  Keating  oct  21,  horses  eto  (oil 

business)  |600 

Pollak  M  to  A  Pollak  oct  24,  milk  business  1233 

Prentice  T  to  Strassheim  &  J,  oot  26,  mdse  641 

Madison  $907 

Oofldet  F  L  to  T  McOanley  aug  1,  furn  1500 

Long  0  to  L  KoepSe  oct  28,  saloon  2618  S  Park  av 

  $13i5 

Bejuka  M  to  P  Bejaka  oot  24,  furn  horses  etc 

Morton  Pk  $400 

Fnchs  0  to  W  B  Fuchs  oot  26,  K   Int  iu  mdse  78 

Center  tSOO 

Leach  H  L  to  W  J  Moore  oot  — ,  ndse  656  w  North 

av  $1500 

Williamson  0  O  to  M  Lnndin  oct  28.  ptg  office  197 

Caual  tl 

Towle  M  M  to  D  M  and  F  E  White  oct  26,  horses 

bnggias  eto    1200 

Qarrow  J  F  to  C  L  M  Leman  oot  28,  farn  Llnoln 

theatre,  n  Olark  and  Kinzle  |5C0 

Olinski  J  to  M  Warxyueki  oot2S,  market  718  w  18th 

 •  $226 

Fotoh  W  E  to  N  Haadley  rept  B,  piano  $56 

Jasowlo  J  to  N  Ramlzawcz  oct  25,  furn  2010  Strand 

St   .   1220 

Wail  I  to  M  Lawrence  oct  26,  furn  2034  Dearborn 

 ;  $2500 

Sqnlers  M  W  to  J  Ehaw  oot  26.  livery  266  Lincoln 

av  $5425 

Tayve  J  A.  to  H  J  Broker  oct  28,  paintings  etc. ..151  0 
McDonald  W  L  to  M  MoncriefFecelat  oct  28,  horses 

etc   $  

Moore  W  J  to  J  F  Qrifflth  oot  21,  mdse  666  North 

av  $1500 

Haynes  S  R  to  A  M  Smith  jane  6,  piano  4034  Ind 

av    $1 

Orawshas  a  H  to  H  M  Orawshas  july  6,  share  of 

est  $366 

Lowis  J  to  M  Lowls  oct  30,  saloon  2978  State.. ..  $800 

Goddard  O  J  to  S  J  Goddard  oot  28,  fnrn  $100 

Reich  U  to  E  Wagner  oct  30,  furn,  mdse  s  m  etc, 

155  Ogden  av  $300 

dmith  F  E  to  J  Smith  oot  30,  horse  eto  $400 

Westoa  W  S  to  T  b  Sullivan  sept  4,  shop  6238  Lake 

av  $6C0 

Humphrey  D  M  to  J  W  Fender  oot  28,  grocery  6133 

Wentworth  $900 

Welch  J  to  F  Joboson  oct  3u,  saloon  100  Randolph 

  $3000 

Gall  A  0  to  0  O  Ohapiu  oct  3ii,  ptg  office  318  Dear- 
born ,$1 

Simon  M  to  M  Schmidt  oot  80,  saloon  107  6th  av  $160 

Lebreoht  L  to  R  Lebrecht  aug  15,  shop   $3(J0 

Otto  L  aod  E  to  H  Locks  oct  31,  mdse  506  w  14th  $900 

Laurence  J  F  to  A  Edwards  et  al   ,  ptg  cfflcb 

4J0  Dearborn  $2000 

Dockrill  R  H  to  Parisian  Oircas  aud  Venltlan  Wa- 
ter Oarnival  oct  16,   flats   etc,  Hubbard  and 

Wabtsh  Iluoo 

Abrahamson  J  to  J  O  Lundstedt,  horses  eto  739 

Shober  $216 

Lundquist  F  to  0  A  Carlson  aug  3),m  12  be  l,ds  t 

14  Storr's  add  $1000 

Markleam  H  M  to  J  Usuer  oct  31,  fnrn  171  Bth  av.  $1 


Bartman  0  to  J  J  Hilty  oct  30,  harness  shop  4227 

Halsted  $1160 

MoGnlre  M  M  to  M  Briggs  oot  3,  furn  768  Carroll 

 $200 

Wright  0  W  to  Belle  of  Nelson  Distillery  Oo  oot  31, 

saloon  214  Washington  $12,000 

Evans  J  H  to  L  G  Vletz  oct  31,  furn  923  n  Clark. $800 

Layers  E  to  Geneva  Ice  Oo  oct  31,  wagon  $80 

Baseler  0  F  to  J  J  Sohmitt  oot  29,  drags  1127  Olark 

  $6000 

Arneson  N  to  0  O  Anderson  oot  16,  saloon  870  aist 

 $960 

Hildebreoht  H  to  0  Hanson  nov  2,  horse  8S  Oly- 

bourn  av  $300 

Beilly  &  Wilson  to  K  Bellly  dot  1,  saloon  609  Wa- 
bash av  $600 

Granacoplos  P  to  Q  Granacoplos  feb  17,  \i  store 

room  100  Lincoln  av  $600 

Spoo  H  to  J  Schod  nov  2,  flttgs  eto  3032  Wentworth 

 ISO 

The  Lester  Co  to  M  A  Griffin  nov  4,  mdse  $500 

Laboder  H  0  to  D  Carney  may  IS,  fnrn  323  State  st 

 $1600 

Kerebler  K  to  G  Schultz  nov  4,  saloon  2586  Cottage 

Grove  av  $1500 

Bernard  N  O  to  K  Bernard  cot  12,  horses  eto  1380 

n  Halsted  $200 

Halpin  J  to  A  Glenn  oct  21,  saloon  336  47th  $1 

Halpiu  J  to  A  Glenn  oct  21,  int  in  saloon  336  w  47th(l 
Sohuberth  F  to  G  F  Schuberth  aug  7,   tools  1231 

Lill  sv  $296 

Oarr  B  H  to  D  P  Casbman  oot  21,  farn  $600 

Ar.hur  L  J  to  Perfect  Col  Oufl  Holder  sept  17, 

farn  85  Dearborn  $1 

Webster  Teaming  Oo  to  E  E  Walsh  oot  12,  teams 

etc'167.KiDZie  $3000 

Kelly  W  F  to  D  Kelly  sept  16,  horses  etc  761  Madi- 
son $100 

Eastler  A  P  to  J  P  Marx  oct  22,  mdee  330  Division 

 $3400 

Soreosen  P  to  H  Mendelsohn  oot  14,  piano  1128  n 

Kedzie  av  $1 

Mendelson  S  to  A  Sorenson  oot  16,  piano  1128  n 

Kedzie  av  $1 

Schmelflag  J  to  0  H  Schmelflog  oot  22,  drugs  2727 

State  $1000 

Mullen  M  to  T  Gaynor  sept  27,  furn  136  Custom 

House  pi  $4780 

Berger  F  J  to  J  Klrkebr  jaly  1,  drug,  1486  Milwau- 
kee av  $t600 

Korf  F  to  A  Kency  apr  14,  furn  146  Sacramento 

 $70 

Nathan  L  to  N  M  Plotke  oot  22,  furn  3183  n  ( lark 

   $4000 

Fahen  V  to  J  Oswald  sept  23,  grocery  4766  LoomlB 

  $1475 

Garst  D  J  to  F  J  Boman  Coal  Co  oot  16,  horses, 

wagons  etc  3125  Oanal  $700 

Barth  B  to  G  Kuss  oot  17,  mdse  133  Wells  $620 

Frlendo  J  to  R  Friendo  oct  17,  farn  269  31st  $276 

Andrew  J  to  F  Alexander  oct  17,  fain  197  Chi  av 

  $1600 

Ryan  I  J  to  F  W  Brinkman  oot  1",  shop  1  Bauman 

et  $260 

Hair  J  T  Oo  to  G  H  Orr  et  al  july  12,  ptg  office  51  w 
Washington  $9000 


Lawrerce  Abbott  Jr  T  F  D  Abbott,  $2,759.40. 
Garden  City  Paving  and  Poet  Oo  v  Oity  of  Cbioago, 
$3,376.  b7. 

R  0  McQahey  v  Illinois  deatral  Railway,  $760. 
J  J  Silery  v  Thomas  Prendergast,  $618. 
J  W  Butler  Paper  Co  v  Rokker-O'Donnell  Printing 
Oo,  $745.68. 

Mooney  &  Powell  v  Effie  D  and  A  F  ^Ibum^n,  $1,679.96 
J  P  Watson  V  Southern  Shore  and  Michigan  Railway 
$10,000. 

J  N  Swan  v  Union  Livery  Oo,  $3,300. 
Charles  E  Spencer  v  David  Henderson,  $943. 
Chicago  Hydraulic  Pressed  Brick  Oov  Patrick  Mand 

Richard  M  Hennessy  and  W  F  Evans,  $2,622. 
Carl  Beck  v  Clara  Scheideman,  $600. 
Simplex  Electrical  Oo  v  Gannon  &  Owen,  $575. 
Sara  Steenbtrg  v  Homer  N  Blbbard,  $2,662. 
Atlas  National  Bank  v  John  M  Hayes,  $1,166. 
Charles  Qlai  z  v  Charles  C  Rou  b,  $632. 
8  E  Jaoobson  v  OaroUaa  Bulldiag  aud  Hotel  Oo, 

$11,773. 

Howard  E  Leach  v  Wm  G  Sheridan,  $1,626. 
H  0  Dingman,  $500;  R  S  Oanlon,  $6J0,  v  Oity  of  Chi- 
cago. 

W  Stern  v  Aug  Stern,  v  0  and  G  T  By,  $2,600. 
Aurora  Mining  Oo  v  J  O  Curry,  $500. 
T  8  and  F  J  Wild  v  W  A  Caswell,  $683.99. 
I  M  Poor  V  M  J  Howard  and  L  Benoln,  $6,133.46. 
Western  Fuse  and  Explosive  Co  v  E  8  Bice,  $1,766. 
Northwestern  Brg  Oo  v  Aug  Bingele,  $1,1  68.37. 
Illinois  Exchange  Onion  v;Natlonal  Co,  $1,200. 
Bank  of  Burlington  v  Joseph  0  aud  Maggie  Grant, 
$3,360. 

James  Johnston  v  Wylle  &  Qoagar,  $718. 
T  B  Warring  v  Kate  Kontag,  $880. 


November  9,  1895. 


THE  KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1079 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


White  &  Coleman's  snb,  Its  16  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvey'a  snb  in  n  e  ^  23  38  14. 
Gaaranty  Roofiog  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Aagastas  Frenoh  |75 

S  50  ft  It  12  b  2  C  T  sob  frao  15  39  H 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
H  Crandall,  Bordeanx  Co  and  John  R 
Walsh  |54 

Lts  14  16  16  20  21  31  32  33  34  35  36  b  1 
Lyman's  snb,  of  bs  1  to  6  in  Co  Oik's 
div  of  e  3^  of  n  w       see  18  40  14.  0 

Varnish  Oo  v  L  P  Hammond  $150 

Holstein,  It  7  b  18.  Soperior  Lumber  Oo 

▼  Christian  Nelson  |148.26 

Chg'o.  Newberry's  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  14. 
John  S  Bntler,  nse  W  H  Vehon  v  James 

H  and  harry  Chaunon  f275 

Ch'go,  Sheffield's  add.  Its  36  to  39  b  33. 
eeo  31    40   13.  Hines  Lumber  Co  v 

Frances  Lumly  f24.76 

W  Pullman,  Sangamon  st,  prems  118U 
and  11813.   Alfred  Carpenter  v  Carrie 

and  Jas  S  Fuller  |44 

Madison  st,  Merchant's  add,  It  9  b  1  n  e 
^  seo  18  39  13.  Erick  Q  Petterson  v  Os- 
car Qnentzel  |1116 

Hardin's  sub,  n  22.35  ft  It  1  b  2,  ex  w  25 
ft,  of  e  >^  s  3^  n  1^  8  1^  n  w  ^  10  39 
14.  W  D  Cowles  et  al  t  Ernest  Appleton 

 1160 

Bnena  Pk,  It  12  b  7,  Richard  J  Oherlnnd 

V  DeWitt  C  Butts  and  Geo  H  Rubby.|245 
Western  av  S,  prems  838  and  940.  J  F 

Rimke  v  Christian  Iverson  $546 

Lts  1  to  5  resub  of  Its  12  to  15  b  2  sub  of 
bs  7  to  11,  snb  of  w  3^  n  w  seo  2  39 
13.  Albert  S  Tyler  et  al  v  J  E  Lyman 

and  Mollie  L  Long  $136 

Given  &  Gilbert's  sub,  Its  229  and  230  s  e 
M  n  w  3^  sec  25  40  13,  Wisconsin  Lime 
and  Stone  Oo  v  Fanny  Robertson  and 

husband  ^gg 

Same,  Its  301  and  302.  Same  v  Same.. .  $65 
Same,  Its  233  and  235.  Same  v  Charles  E 

Oeesna  |68 

Rogers  Pk,  Greenleaf  av.  It  8  b  24.  R  Rob- 
inson et  al  V  W  A  Goddard  $61.70 

Millard  av,  prems  642  and  644.  C  Ve- 
neered Door  Oo  V  A  Q  Muir  $98 

8  Ch'go,  Its  3  and  4  b  28  of  resub  of  pt 
Taylor's  1st  add.  Corneau  Lumber  Oo  v 
Schuyler  Si«ler  and  A  H  Bower. $1011.98 
E  86.26  ft  of  w  116.2  ft  of  It  12  in  Oo  Oiks 
divoflt  38  0  T  snb  of  seo  16  38  14. 

Same  v  Schuyler  Sigier  $812.03 

Beck's  snb,  n26ftlt2b3sej^  s  w  M 
21  38  14.  John  E  Parrott  v  Charles  S 

Thornton   1 1690.50 

Winalow  &  Jacob  son's  sub.  It  45  b  4  s  e  M 
n  e  ^  1  39  13.  Ohristianson  Bros  v 
John  A  Anderson  and  John  A  Alfred- 

"O"!  $25 

Halsted  st  S,  prems  4439  and  4441.  Chas 
F  Banmgarten  et  at  v  Conrad  0  Jensen, 
Nat  Life  A  ssn  of  Hartford  and  Adolph 
Loeb  11075 

Laurel  st,  prems  3644.    Oliver   Bros  v 

Martha  Chmielewski  $313.84 

Averill's  sub,  snblt  23  of  enbdiv  of  Its  25 
to  36  and  61  and  72of8e3^8e3^nw 
3^  sec  3  38  14.  True  &  True  Oo  v  Clara 


La  Salle  st,  prems  119.  Standard  Elevator 
and  Mfg  Co  v  Wm  A  Panisen,  Carl 
Pehrson,  Wm  M  Le  Moyne  and  f  rancia 
J  Le  Moyne  $3990 

Lake  av,  No  3942.  Frank  E  Backus  v  Har- 
ry M  Wilcox,  Wm  A  Bayor  and  Hattie 
J  Bayor  $105.25 

Koy's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b  5.  0  Bock  et  al 
V  Morris  0  Greenwald  and  Leo  Blum 
 •  $240 

Stone  &  Whitney's  sub,  w  50  ft  of  e  125 
ft  of  n  50  ft  b  8  of  8  e  34  sea  6  38  14, 
Garden  City  Sand  Co  v  Am  Refuse  Cre- 
matory Oo  $1553.85 

Lill  av,  prems  1651,  E  D  Otis  v  Mrs  Lon- 
dall  $35 

Joschow's  resnb.  Its  1  to  6  of  Its  1  to  3  b 
Trowbridge  et  al  sub  n  w  ^  s  w  3^^  36 
40  13.  E  T  Burrows  Oo  v  Sophia  Jos- 
ohow  $74 

Prairie  av  prems  4854  to  4860,  George  T 
Houston  &  Cov  Susan  C  and  John  Mor- 
ris $957.55 

Johnston  ft  Cox's  sub,  Its  33  and  34  b  8 
of  8  w  8  w  3^  seo  36  40  13.  Otto  L 
Peterson  v  Lucia  Horn  and  Oarl  A  R  L 

Eluender  ^72 

Magill'd  aub.  It  9  of  b  1  Comrs  partn  of 
w  3^  of  8  e  34^  of  seo  14  38  14.  Glover  & 

Co  V  Ohas  E  Jonas  $172.73 

Thompson's  sub.  Its  38  and  39  b  8  n  w  3^ 
of  n  e  ^  seo  1  39  13,  H  P  Jeron  v  M  H 

Swift  |209 

Tolman  av,  prems  762.  Artesian  Stone  & 

Lime  Works  Oo  v  Same  $104.15 

Pierce's  add.  Its  7  and  8  b  15  s  w  ^  seo 
31  40  14.  David  T  Jack  v  Julius  Tesmer 

 $597.48 

Edgewater,  CairndnflE's  add.   It  14  b  6, 

Peter  Erickson  v  R  H  M'alker  $341 

Sheffield  and  School  sts,  prems  s  w  cor. 
Home  Lumber  Co  v  Rose  and  Thomas 

Sweeney  $282.10 

Prout  &  Coleman's  reaub,  It  18  b  13  of  e 
19  acres  4  25  acres  s  e  3^  4  38  14.  Mi- 
chael Welter  v  Hattie  Polie 
May  wood,  It  20  b  146.  Interior  Wood- 
working Oo  V  Elizabeth  Clark  $cO 

Vance  &  Phillip's  blvd  add.  Its  12  and  13 
b  4.  Andrew  Morrison  et  al  v  Andrew  Q 

Muir  „  1275 

0  T  aub,  leasehold  int  e  47,58  ft  in  It  20 
sub  of  59,  7  39  14,  James  H  Dinwiddie 
et  al  V  Otto  Weber  $750 


E  Sheffield . 


.$95 


Cole's  sub.  It  25  b  18  of  90.37  acres  of  the 
part  of  n  e  ^  sec  5  37  14  w  of  C  R  I 
P  R  R.  A  J  Eeefe  v  Mary  Bronmer.  $46 
Oatrom's  resub,  it  21  b  8  of  e  }^  of  n  w 
}4  sec  36  38  15.  George  Young  v  Fred 

Vrseman  |124 

Oakley  av  N,  prems  876,  Louis  Peterson 

V  Lars  Pederaon   $332 

Forty-ninlh  st,  prems  664  to  658.  E  Ken- 
nedy V  J  T  Binkley  Jr  |109 

Lts  9  and  10,  s  27  ft  adj  Itst  7  and  8  b  12 
and  pt  of  Michigan  terrace,  Cleaver- 
ville,  Henry  Sohlacks  et  al  v  Bertha  and 

Delia  Wolff  |7£q 

Millard  av,  prems  642  ,  0  Mantel  Oo  v 


Lts  50  and  51  in  sub  of  s  3^  bs  55  and  56 
in  aub  of  19  39  14.  John  Busee  Jr  et  al  v 

Christian  Iverson  $370 

Lee's  sub.  It  43,  Hosmer's  snb  of  b  4,  of  w 
^  8  e  3^  20  38  14.   0  0  Voae  v  D  Muir 

 o  $28,73 

Thompson's  aub,  Ita  38  and  39  b  8  of  n  w 
3^  n  e  3^  1  39  13  (762  and  764  Tolman 

av).  George  Rielly  v  M  H  Swift  $1380 

Johnson  &  Cox's  sub,  It  33  b  88  of  s  w  34^ 
of  s  w  3^  36  40  13.  John  W  W  Wold  v 
Lucia  Horn  $82,50 


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Andrew  G  Muir. 


.$106 


Millard  av,  prems  644.  Same  v  Same.  .$106 

Wentworth  av,  prems  6936  and  6938.  John 
Zulewsky  v  Wm  K  Partello  $2300 

Fletcher  st,  prems  526  and  528.  Phoenix 
Stone  Co  V  Sam  Brown  Jr  and  G  Van 
**»8elen  $91.50 

Warren  av,  prems  906.  J  0  Bailey  v  Em- 
ma L  Meader  ,  $136 


Evans  av  6607,  H  P  Gates,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $2,600. 

Morgan  st  8  6243,  H  M  Plsher,  2  story  and  basenunt 

bri     flats,  13,400. 
Polk  et  1318,  Charles  Sautert,  8  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,500. 
Lincoln  av  10i9,  Louis  Geske,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  store  acd  flats,  $7,000. 
Lincoln  av  292,  Noble  &  Thum.  5  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  apartment  building,  $18,000. 
Briar  pi  714,  A  Peterson,  3  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  $5,600. 

Edgewater  pi  937,  Henry  Olson,  2  story  frame  res- 

dence,  $2,0o0. 
Forrestville  av  4300-4306,  8  R  Frances,  4  story  and 

basement  brick  apartment  bal  ding,  |E5,000. 
Ohamplain  av  6029  33,  James  Stafford,  three  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $12,000. 
Mackinaw  av  8114-16,  The  South  Ohicago  Teaming 

Oo,  2  story  and  basement  brick  barn,  $2,500. 
Randolph  st  E  180-182,  Hotel  Bismark,  1  story  and 

basement  brick  rear  addition,  $3,00). 
Baxter  st  79,  0  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flats,  $2,3C0. 
Seward  st  31-S3-36,  P  Schoenhofen  Brewing  Oo,  2 
story  and  basement  brick  beer  stock  house,  $25,000 
Lawndale  av  1284,  G  Hoppi,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Leavitt  st  near  Blue  Island  and  Oakley  avs,  Mo- 
Oormiok  Harvesting  Machinery  Oo,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  oil  tank  boase,  $3,000. 


State  st  6083,  Charles  Swenson,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Fifty  first  st  180,  T  W  Ayer,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $16,000. 
Halsted  st  12020,  Hedv'g  Johnson  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,650. 
Parnell  av  2922,  0  A  Groth,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Qrenshaw  st  1669,  Charles  Barrett,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $2,700. 
Washington  blvd  1410,  Dr  A  W  Gray,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  residence,  $6,010. 
Wright  st  37-39,  J  Sauth,  3  story  and  basement  brick 

factory,  $15,000. 
Wilmot  st  12,  Charles  tiohreiber,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flatf,  $4,000. 
Hudson  av  837,  Anton  Kaiser,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,500. 
Southport  av  899.  Anton  Glowkowski,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats.  $6,000. 
Evanston  av  2487,  J  E  Mooley,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Fork  pi  1744,  E  G  Lubacb,  two  4  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $18,000. 
Stewart  av  6559  67,  Oathollo  Bishop  of  Chicago,  brick 

foundation,  $10,000. 
Lake  st  W  686-88,  Strohm  Brothers,  two  1  story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $4,000. 
Washington  av  3524,  Thomas  Kelly,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats  and  frame  oattage  in  rear, 
$2,500. 

Jackson  st  2348-50,  M  Oumminge,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $5,000. 
Elm  st  257,  Henry  Erickson,  4  stcry  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $8,000. 
Western  av  N  487,  H  Brandes,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Richmond  av  1491,  E  Overfleld,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000, 
Polk  st  W  667,  rear  of  926  and  930  West  Twentieth  st 
781  Henry  st,  736  West  Eighteenth  b*,  735  West 
Twelfth  st  and  rear  of  746  and  748  West  Twentietb 
st.  Metropolitan  West  Side  Elevated  Railroad  Oo, 
six  1  story  brick  stations,  $18,000. 
Nineteenth  st  W  1042,  John  Vydema'  2  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flat,  $a,600. 
Taylor  st  and  the  river,  Chicago  Dock  Co,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  addition,  $5,000. 
Ashland  av  18,  William  Dlcken,  3  story  and  basemen 

brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Faya  st  532,  Dr  D  G  Trnax,  2  story  frame  flats.  $3,  00 
Robey  st  N  1966  1968  1970.  Charles  E  Oharchlll,  three 

2  story  frame  dwellings,  $3,000. 
Jansen  av  213,  A  E  and  t,  E  Whitney,  2  story  frame 
flats,  $3,000. 

Diyton  st  1851,  N  Erickson,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flais,  $6,000. 
Wallace  ay  667,  J  0  Hoyt,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,500. 
Tolman  av  764,  a  Anderson,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Tolman  av  766,  O  Molean,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Springfield  av  809,  J  A  Kewborg,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $3,006. 
Fifty.fourth  st  1838-40,  A  O'Donnell,  two  3  story  end 

basement  brick  flats,  $14,000. 
Indiana  av  5543  to  5651,  Wm  Oully,  five  3  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $25,000. 
Michigan  av  6540  and  5542,  J  Stein,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $17,000. 
Archer  av  2897  and  2899,  C  Eigenmann,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  acd  flats,  $18,000 
Vincennes  av  4943  to  4949,  C  N  Merchant,  four  3  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $30,000, 
Englewood  av  442,  J  ff  Mabbs,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Sixty-fourth  st  828,  J  H  Hatcher,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 


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CDMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

OELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  et.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DRETER  E.  S.  &  Co.,      Dearborn  at. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery, 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber 

Commerce, 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
FRICKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  125  LaSalle  St, 
flORDON  0.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  st. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Ohloago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  Bt 

LANQHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associa  lon  Bldg.,  163  ana  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

MAQILL  J,  0.  &  00.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MBBIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  fl..  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NORrON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Bnren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  &  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  B.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  8t. 
SCHUMACHER  C.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  fi  201,  167  Dearborn  St 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  BandoIp> 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  156  LaSalle  Str« 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Halsted 


BAIVK£Bt». 

DREYEB,  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearbort  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strer 
MERCHANTS  EX'JHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnrn 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
fEABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164De«rborL 
WA8MANSD0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Ranaolp^. 

Abitracts  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTB  &  EICS00RD8,  107  I  eor- 
bom  st, 

HANDY  &  CO.,  M-4  Wasnington  st 
PELTZER,  OTTO  &  CO.,  86  Washlngtoi.  si, 
BEC0eDEB>8  ABSTRACT   DEPT..   Oonnty   <  t  nr 
Horn*. 


REVELL'8 

CUBTAl^V  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabash  areMdanir  ji 


1080 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Novembers,  1895 


GEO.  B. CARPENTER 

1 1  &  CO.  1  — 

PAY  SPEC  I  All  ATTKXTIOK 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


■WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  POR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  U3  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus'worthy  men  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

11  goods  at  whole- 
,tle  prioes  to  the 
1  hioago  pnblio;  also 
.  ateide  points  where 
we  have  no  oustom- 
I  rs.  Good  Water 
Insets  from  $10  np. 
V.U.11  and  see  onr  ex- 

.  .  0-!.  EEELY  &  Bros 

MHDnfactnrers  of 

Flumbins  Goods. 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Near  6th  av.,  CHICAGO. 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


H .  W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  Thj:  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor,  Lia  Balle   and  Madison  Sts, 
Telephone  Main  564,  CHICAGO 


Builders'  a^d  Qeperal  [iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ' 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MUKPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fittini  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
1 0  rpmodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


A  tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Hanabnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ine.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Oo.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LAt^AIiliK  STKEKT, 


Ado'ph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Marqaette  BIdg,  K.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  (Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^.«..a^M 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  P  U  C  A  D  Sxcept  their 
them       Wliunr  p^igg 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Snpports  Back  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 


.<A.H.  Andrews  &  Co., 


276  Wabaeh'au- 
CHICAGO. 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES! 

Rolling  Steel   Shutters  for  Store 

Windows. 
Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 

Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kinnear's   Patent   Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 
*  *  * 

J.  Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10,221  Ftfth  Avenue, 

OHICAOO,  ILL, 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Gd^ 

■  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&.v  ^ 


CHICACC^ 


Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  ^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASHi^CiTON  D.  C 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Office 

Oalamet  av.,  end  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oatland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  JTurnisli 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 
Prest. 


H.  H.  OBOSS, 
Vice-Preat. 


GE3.  E.  LAZBAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTUREKS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT. 


euir  713  OXrORD  BUILDINO, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Lots  ot  5.  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-  Lots 

log  on  amonnt  of      ing  on  amount  of  of 

S  Z9  matter.  matter.  25 

2x3  ft.     60C  to     75c  50c  to    60i!  35c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 

60 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 

ot 
ino 
30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to   2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  cl^arged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  i2tb  st ,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Cbicago.av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  46. 


CHICAGO,  NOVEMBER  16,  1895. 


Office  16.3  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUIL.DINQ  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St, 


CHICAGO. 


IVIONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  ■Wasliirig^n.Stre€ 

WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

KOB.  145  and  147  Randolph  •it., 
CHIC  AC!  O. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JB 


Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Ksal  Estate,  [pan 

and  financial  .Agents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


The  Inveetment  of  Money  In  Good  Securities  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLTS. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ttDrtgagB  Leans  and  InvBs^niBnts, 


Real  Estate. 


I3Z  LA  8ALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO 


H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEISTEE.   0.  H.  PU30HE0K,    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEB, 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEI8TER  &  CO. 


REAL^ESTATE,  ■■■ 
LaAlSlS*^*INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  26, 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

03   and   04  Wastjirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Heal  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 


704  SCHILLER  BUIDINC. 


Telephone  Mnin  1647, 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 

Lane  Parl(  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 


NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


Cliicago,  111. 


F.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


B.  M.  PABI8B, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  FLOOD. 


 Telephone  No  9   OHAS.  F.  TATLOB. 


FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Reil  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9204  COIIMERCIAIi  AVEXUF, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  ^  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


WIIiliYB  W.  BAIBD.         I.7MAN  BAIBD,  OEOBOE  I. .  WABNEB. 

OonsDltlng  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sncoeed'ng  Balrd  h  Bradley  Est'd  18S7. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 


ESTABLISHED  IBSO. 


CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturing 
Property. 

Ogcien  Bldg.,  34  Olark.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


J.H.    1^5  Dearborn  Street. 

*^N\/tisSINGEN 

&  CO  . 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MAITUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  Jtlasonlc  Temple. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 


Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 


TEIiEPMOKE  1416. 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 

Harlem  Avenue  and 
KEadison  Street. 


OHIOAGO 

1104  Cwlrgs£nil«in 
216  learlcrn  street 


1082 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  16, 1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

'  A-ore  .  Tracts  .  Fixroliaseci 
Or  SnVicllTicLea  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEIt  OCEAN  BUILDINa. 

TEIiEPHONK  19Sfi. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

BANKERS.  ^ 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


S.  M-  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Einzie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  CllicagfO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONfON,  Mgr 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Eandolph  St . 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safen  to  rent. 
$6. CO  to  fSn.OU  per  a  noum 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•si  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
«$J  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  |g< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


Oalorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

lil,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurn^l, Chicago. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $10 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

cos  stock  Excbanse  Bnlldlne,  -  Chl«aso 

Corner  Wasbingtoo  aad  La  Salle  Streets. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Real  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty, 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transactedi 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MORTGAGE     Branch  Ofllce, 

BAN  KERS.  ^ 
94  La  Salle  Street,  I'Ziut^n, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  - 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    51,     63  AND    SS     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Street Sj 
CHICAGO. 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

BUILDING 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 
INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  TKE. 


"OLD 

AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  tJnparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Rates' 

12C  LASALLE  STBE^T 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


17 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  Wide-awake  newspaper 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHC  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


-THE- 


I^eal  ^state I  Buildipi^  Journal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  tn  Advance 


Building  and  real  estatr 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 

MASTER'S  SALEo  | 

FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 

S 
i 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  46 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  NOVEMBER  16,  1895. 


5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSTJKANOE  PLAOBD. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalie  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  . 

Ravenswood.  V^XllCSlgfO^ 

JAMES  O.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Ai?ent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/HonBy  LoanBd  WibliDiit  CDminissiDn 

■3)  On  improved  city  property  and 
■91  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Buildiut,-. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

IN  SUie^WOE. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 
LAKE  l/IEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPER!  U  i  rrr\ 

A  SPECIALTY.  'OniCdgU. 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TTJDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washineton  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

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SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY. 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  A:  Rickcordn, 

107  to  115  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -       -       -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  200iooo 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  Assignee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  and 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
cates and  Corporations. 

E.  T.  PAUL  &  CO, 

RBAI.  BSTA^TB  SLOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago 


E.  S.  Drcyer 

BANKERS, 

Loans    arid.    L^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9,  409411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 


JOHN  DOLESE. 


J.  H.  BHEFABL* 


BSTABLISHBD  1868. 


Doiese  &  Shepard, 

PAVING  CONTRACTORS, 

o  c 

UANUrAOIUBBBS  DZAI.EBS  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz, 

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GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  ESTPE,  INSURPCE,  LQp2 

South  Chicago  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartorn  St. 
Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  t^proMea  City  Property.  Interets  oVHor- 
Hesidents  Attendee!  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Slain  3733. 


HOKACE  S.  CLAKK, 

MATOON,  ILL. 


KTJSSELL  S.  CLARK. 
CASS1U8  C.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark. 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.     11G5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morthave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
'or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

'lESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.] 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  16, 1896. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

SBTISKD  AND  COBBEOXED  EVEBT  WEEK  ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 

MABSSD  WITH  THE  IjETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  TBS  FBOPEBTY 
ADVEBTISED  EXOEFI  WHEBS  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
iDDBKSS  IS  QIYEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  biiok  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  i  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  hoase  and  lot,  price  $3,600; 
$1,690  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7, 500  and  f  8,000 
^Inmet  av,  near  SOth  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6..  I  200 

Calamet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  bnilding  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $33;  $360  cash     C  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  snb,  the  west  ^  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }^  of  the  northwest  }^  of  the  sonth- 
east  }^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sied  st  and  sonth  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Fa  $850 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  snbdiviaion  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot'?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  pQr 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  bnilding  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  B(  6,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Orove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stone 
front  bnilding,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $16,000.  Would  take  ohoioe  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  E  16. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  36th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  J 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  bnilding, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
Bldg  $  600 

Gighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  26x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av.,  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$65,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  oash  at  a 
bargain.  For  partionlars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  oor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

b  if'ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  tel, 
n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

""orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rout 

foot.    P  4   .$  325 

Oor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   „  $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  rront  foot.  P4...$  200 
Cor  50xi20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P*  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  46th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  16.  $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  126  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Qroveland  av,  near  3l8t  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Haisted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


buildings  containing  four  modern  fiats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Fuohos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

lonsej>,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
sonth  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  i»-siory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
room"-  ftnished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.  L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 
159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  1  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 

Inglesideav,  near  66th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Large  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  15. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 

Main  st,  near  Slst.  lot  26x125,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doiog  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15...$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  51st  st,12-room  brick  honse.B  16.  $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  26th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  most  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 
acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  s'lalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
Bts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  av,  near  Slst  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Bents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  650x200  ft.     R  11 .  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  S-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40i^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  St. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  St.  Englewood,  111. 

Sonth  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Haisted  sts,  residence  with  s 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  imptoved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Haisted  nts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  oash. 
L  12  $  4,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  briok  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lota  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot,    V6  $  165 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  ohoioe;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinoennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S13  .$  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,   2-atory  brick  bnilding 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  60x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  6Sd 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  -odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  t-,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  371^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  6t, 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  FuUertoo 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E'^gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x126  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briok 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x135;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Haisted  st,  37^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  ....$  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6^.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Bnilding  Journal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


November  16,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1085 


REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

$3,C00  eqnity.    A  14  $  5,600 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  |  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  blook  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Blook  $  2,5C0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  |  5,600 

Ravenswood. — Commeroial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  f 4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  |  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  |660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W8.  ..$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  et,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  3-8tory 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   |10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  <:5xl26  ft.    W8  |  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
snb-Iots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  |  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Divisitm,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,168.  Z  33 .  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern ;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  60x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  60  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    0  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated. 

2-Btory  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building,    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ,  ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  76x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    R  11  1  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  815,  2-8tory  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-8tory  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $86  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debns,  710  Turner  av   $  3,3C0 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^.  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  aVa  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   (  34  6-10x100  )  S  20x128  )    ...  , 
size  of  ot  ^  29  3-10x100  \  \  35x128  [  ^'''^ 
2-story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bn'M.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  <E  Hyman'a  sub.  It  5  in  blook  4  of 
east  %  °f  northwest  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  }^  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West   $  9,000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
blook  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sob  of  the  west 
of  the  northeast  }^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

B'ulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  d.  .$  8,000 

Pulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,0CO 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sob,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast       of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  -frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  doable 
3-story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,0C0 
Eedzie'a  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rahkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
2:-!,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above .    R  11 . . . .  $10,000 


REAL  E»TATE  FOR  SALE. 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
being  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }4  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-cent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0f  0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO,OJO 

Madison  st.near  May,  24xl!^'0  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $18,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  Fq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11   $  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W  8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    R.11  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  ^  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  }^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  tub  of  that  part  of  the  east  ^  of  the 
southwest      of  sectian  16  fcownehip  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  74.'i  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  nein  (  «<itre  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  tt  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  }^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    Rll  $12  000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    P.'ice  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,26f 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  8  f  95x125.    W  ?  ....$  1 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,600 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3.^ 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Bu  ren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &,  Co,  Madison  st  acd  Ogden 
av. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnut  >-t,  (No8  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
frame  house,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resirfenoe 
netkr  Francisco  st.    Will  pot  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  fox  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Arhland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  mcnth.    W  8...$  7,C00 

Willis  pt.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gom, 
hickory  and  walnut,  folly  10,000  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prioe 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  an  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
alifornia,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (ICO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fraits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $106,00fi.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  5 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'age,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0C0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
V-Tacre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Islandi  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaalifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  34  of  the  southeast  34  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
31  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^4  of  the  southwest 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

34  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake."    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postofQce,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MIS0EIiI<ANEOt7S  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal, 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  8  e  oor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Dearborn  st(No  6662),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5l8t,  a  2-story  dwelling  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  e6th  st,  4-story  flat  building  oon- 
tainiijg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
part  cash.    V  11. 

Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and  , 
flats,  will  pay  12j5  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6}^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  126  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  flayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av..  $16,500 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C12. 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
asre  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  26x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37>|^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2t)7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  696-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  fl»t  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  627  W.  Madi- 
son St. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $6,000.    S12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280 .  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalif otnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8"000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  Tliis  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  226 

Georgia- -550-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  iu  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2,360-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  f  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Bnildicg  $  iq 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Soothern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Address  X  40. 

Double  b?ick  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  ^  $  6  800 

Have  unimproved  lauds  and  J4  cash  for  stook  of  ' 
goods,    X  11 


November  16,  189£. 


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EBAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANQE. 

and  paint  mannfaoturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exohanRe  }4.  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Anbarn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  at.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Propertw  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Qetohell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  |nioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Beal  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  f  7,000 

to  110,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  impiovement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Oo,  68  N  aiinton  st,  Ohicago. 

OUTSIDE. 

Farm  Wanted — Give  exact  location,  how  near  rail- 
road, nature  of  soil,  etc.  Will  exchange  for 
Ohicago  or  Oook  county  property.  Ed  F  Bbaben, 
Roseland,  Oook  Oo,  111. 

Farm  wanted  in  exchange  for  good  city  property; 
give  particulars;  will  call  and  see  you  if  there  is 
a  chance  to  do  business  with  reliable  party.  O 
A  RiOHABDSON,  Bockford,  III. 

Minnesota. — 160  acres  southwestern  Minnesota  for 
2  cottages  in  Hinsdale  good  equity.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 


FOI^  SALE 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st.    20  room  2  story 

and  basement  brick,  four  flats  all  improvements.  Lot 
25x125;  $8,000,  make  oflEer. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  aye.  i7-room 

i!-story  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.  12-room  2-8tory  Irame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  25x125;  |5,200,  best  bargain  ever  offered. 

Harvey  III..  Two  lots  25x125,  center  of  town;  $1,000 
each,  or  will  trade  for  city  property. 

80  acre^  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  aocommadations,  10  minutes  walk  from 
depot;  $6,100. 

Address,  S-  H.  KOCH. 

2943  Union  Ave. 

Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COIVIMERCE  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $2O0  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  characner;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  a 


FrriDcis  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


FOR  LEASE 

At  north  pier  of 
Chicago  river. 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts.,  east  of  St.  Olair  st. 

DOCK  FACILITIES  UNSU-'PASSED. 
GOOD  RAILROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Qroond  Leases  or  Erect  Warehoases  and 
Mannfaotaring  Boildings  and  Lea^e  for  Term  of 
Years. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO., 

38  CLARK  sr. 


Charles  T.  Harris  &  Co. 

HANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIGH  GRADE  flORTAR  STAINS. 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten^ 
tion  given  to  New  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  39I0. 

1001=1002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAGO: 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upoQ 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MATWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  "being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  N  ineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  snit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stook  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  is  a  ohanoe  to  seonrean  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  offloe  baildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  oare  of  this  Joubnal. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
cinoice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaioa  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Banic,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  Designs,  material  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  upon  applioation. 

CliiDa|D  Mmwv  DBCoraMng  Co., 

149  ani  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo's  44  and  4.5  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORRF, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  ^'bstracts of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PROMPT  SEBTIOE  AND  BEASONABLE  BATES. 
OI'FICERS. 

GWTON  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sbllebs,  Vlce-Preet. 
A.  A.  SiEWABT,  Sec'y.    0-  E.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbank  H.  Sellers,  Xrast  Officer. 


THE  flGGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
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membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  f60a000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

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NO  MSDICAI,  EXAMINATION  REQUIRBO 


1088 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  16,  1895 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


R.  G.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


OPPIOE— 163  and  165  Washington  Street. 


Sabsoriptlon  Price,  $5.00  Per  Year. 


Entered  88  seoond  olass  matter  at  the  postoflBce,  Obicago. 

CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  NOVEMBER  16.  189.5. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

If  we  are  to  rely  on  the  ordinary  indications  of  pros- 
perity, such  as  the  bank  clearings,  the  real  estate 
transfers,  etc  ,  the  times  have  not  lost  anything  in 
activity  during  the  past  week.  This  was  fore- 
shadowed in  the  week  previous,  when  the  dealing 
house  returns  were  large  in  spite  of  the  fact  that  an 
election  day,  with  all  its  attendant  excitement  and 
distraction  from  business,  broke  in  on  the  regular 
course  of  the  week.  The  aggregate  of  clearings  then 
was  18  percent  greater  than  for  the  corresponding 
week  last  year  and  this  was  regarded  rightly  as  a 
most  hopeful  sign.  It  was  also  noted  in  these  columns 
that  the  real  estate  transfers  were  unusually  large  in 
number  and  consideration,  and  it  is  now  gratifying 
to  see  that  the  evidences  of  prosperity  then  so  mani- 
fest are  still  present. 

The  West  is  at  last  reaping  some  share  of  the  har- 
vest of  good  times,  but  the  circumstances  are  such 
that  the  East  is  almost  certain  to  secure  the  lion's 
share.  Crop  conditions  have  been  excellent  so  far  as 
large  yield  goes,  but  that  very  fact  has  caused  low 
prices,  aad  the  farmers  and  buyers  of  the  West  have 
been  compelled  to  be  content  with  smaller  profits 
than  usual.  The  carrying  charges  of  the  railways 
have  not  been  proportionately  reduced,  so  that  their 
profits  have  consumed  a  large  part  of  the  agricultural 
earnings  of  the  year,  and  as  the  center  of  railway 
financial  interests  is  in  the  East  it  follows  that  that 
section  has  profited  most  generously.  The  West  pays 
tribute  to  the  East  of  necessity.  Millions  of  dollars 
of  Eastern  capital  are  invested  here  and  interest 
must  be  paid  regularly  to  Eastern  investors.  It 
must  not  be  supposed  that  such  investors  are  wealthy 
people  in  all  instances.  The  factory  hand,  the  clerk 
and  the  small  merchant  there— all  have  been  saving 
for  many  years,  and  their  small  hoardings  have  been 
Invested,  through  the  savings  banks  or  the  loan  com- 
panies in  Western  mortgages.  The  enormous  inter- 
est payments  on  this  indebtedness  tends  to  make  the 
West  poor  and  the  East  rich.  Nothing  but  the  con- 
stant westward  flow  of  fresh  capital  and  industry  can 
atone  for  this  loss. 

THE  BENEFIT  OF  IMMIGRATION. 

Immediately  after  the  panic  of  1893  foreign  immi- 
gration to  the  United  States  sank  to  a  very  low  ebb. 
Indeed,  there  was  a  considerable  period  during  which 
the  out-going  exceeded  the  incoming  tide.  The  hard 
times  drove  many  families  back  to  their  old  homes  in 
foreign  lands.  Now,  with  improving  conditions,  the 
tide  has  turned  again,  and  by  the  close  of  1894  the 
arrivals  in  this  country  slightly  exceeded  the  depar- 
tures. During  the  year  1895,  so  far  as  returns  have 
been  made,  the  immigration  figures  have  attained  to 
something  like  their  old-time  proportions.  The  im- 
portance of  this  fact  can  not  be  overestimated  as  af- 
fecting the  prosperity  of  the  West,  for  it  is  chiefly  to 
the  farming  regions  of  the  West  that  the  emigrants 
come.  While  it  is  true  that  they  bring,  as  a  rule, 
little  or  no  ready  money  into  this  country,  still  they 
are,  with  few  exceptions,  a  sturdy  and  industrious 
class  whose  labor  develops  vast  sections  of  waste 
lands  and  adds  thereby  immensely  to  the  primary 
wealth  of  the  nation.  Their  coming  should  be  wel- 
comed at  all  times  and  their  going  especially  depre- 
cated, since  it  means  much  more  than  the  loss  of  so 
many  farm  or  factory  hands;  when  they  come  they 
bring  nothing  but  iheir  ability  to  work;  when  they 
go  they  take  with  them  the  results  of  their  earnings 


in  the  form  of  ready  money,  and  the  losses  anually 
suffered  by  this  country  through  a  return  of  thous- 
ands of  emigrants  to  their  native  lands  taking  with 
them  the  savings  of  years  amount  in  the  aggregate  to 
many  millions  of  dollars.  In  the  latter  months  of 
J893  the  outgoing  steamships  were  crowded  with  these 
people  bearing  tne  wealth  of  America  to  foreign 
shores.  The  difference  between  the  then  going  and 
the  present  coming  of  this  great  army  of  workers  and 
immature  capitalists  can  be  readily  appreciated. 
Next  week  an  Immigration  Convention  is  to  be  held 
in  St.  Paul,  and  efforts  will  be  made  to  turn  as  much 
as  possible  of  this  tide  into  the  Northwest. 

THE  EXPORT  OF  GOLD  AGAIN. 

In  the  midst  of  crop  shipments  there  comes  a  dole 
ful  cry  from  Wall  street  over  the  probable  export  of 
gold.  As  yet  there  have  been  no  positive  statements 
that  gold  would  go  out  to-day,  but  it  has  been  thought 
altogether  likely  that  it  would  and  the  consequences 
in  speculative  circles  have  been  depressing.  Just  why 
gold  should  go  out  now,  when  if  ever  it  should  be 
coming  in,  is  not  stated  by  the  wise  men  of  the  East, 
but  they  admit  that  the  conditions  all  favor  gold  ex- 
ports and  that  nothing  in  the  pharmacopoeia  of  Wall 
street  can  be  found  to  prevent  them.  The  Journal 
long  ago  modestly  suggested  that  there  was  some 
thing  radically  wrong  in  our  currency  system  which 
allows  London  to  drain  off  all  our  gold  at  will,  and 
suggested  several  remedies  which  would  be  effective 
in  putting  an  end  to  the  periodic  gold  scare  that  has 
set  like  a  nightmare  in  the  financial  counsels  of  the 
nation  for  so  many  years.  Wiser  people,  however, 
warned  us  not  to  meddle  with  such  important  mat- 
ters, and  we  refrain  from  further  comment  except  to 
remark  that  when  gold  exports  are  threatened  in 
November  it  is  time  that  some  radical  currency 
changes  were  contemplated  seriously  and  dispassion- 
ately. 

LOCAL  EINANCIAL  CONDITIONS. 

The  most  important  business  now  before  the  people 
of  Chicago  Is  the  tax  reform  movement,  whereby  it  is 
expected  that  an  adequate  revenue  can  be  secured  for 
the  proper  management  of  the  greatest  city  on  the 
continent.  The  latest  phase  of  the  proposition  is  a 
plan  to  consolidate  the  city  and  county  governments. 
That  this  will  eventually  be  accomplished  can  not  be 
doubted  but  it  will  probably  be  many  years  henje. 
Chicago  and  Cook  County  are  virtually  one  and  the 
same  at  the  present  time  and  it  needs  only  the  annex- 
ation of  a  few  more  suburban  towns  to  make  them 
so  in  fact.  Two  systems  of  government  then  can  not 
reasonably  exist  for  the  same  territory  and  it  will 
happen  as  a  natural  result  of  constant  annexation 
that  the  county  will  be  merged  into  the  city  govern- 
ment sooner  or  later.  The  sooner  the  better  for  the 
taxpayers,  as  too  much  government  invariably  means 
too  much  expense. 

The  first  important  step  in  this  matter  was  taken 
this  week  when  the  municipal  committee  of  the  Civic 
Federation  decided  to  call  a  tax  conference  of  all  citi- 
zens who  are  interested  in  tax  reform  to  meet  the 
committee  on  Nov  26  and  discuss  the  best  means  to 
the  desired  end.  The  genci-al  impression,  however, 
is  that  this  conference  can  accomplish  little  more 
than  to  lay  plans.  Relief  can  be  had  only  by  a  con- 
stitutional amendment  to  be  adopted  at  a  general 
election  by  the  voters  of  the  State.  This  would  be  a 
difficult  matter  to  accomplish,  because  the  legisla- 
ture is  always  ready  to  block  any  measures  for  the 
good  of  Chicago.  A  better  plan  has  been  proposed  in 
the  calling  of  a  constitutional  convention.  The  pres- 
ent constitution  of  the  State  allows  but  one  amend- 
ment to  be  submitted  to  a  vote  of  the  people  at  one 
time.  Nearly  all  the  counties  and  cities  of  the  State 
are  in  need  of  more  or  less  reform  in  the  matter  of 
government,  and  all  could  be  represented  in  a  consti- 
tutional convention  with  due  reference  to  their  sev- 
eral needs.  The  measure  once  satisfactorily  framed 
would  go  through  by  vote  of  the  people  without  any 
question. 

THE  POLITICAL  PARTY  CONVENTIONS, 

With  characteristic  enterprise  Chicago  is  deter- 
mined to  secure  the  Republican  and  Democratic  Na- 
tional Conventions  to  be  held  during  the  coming 


spring.  The  rivalry  among  prominent  cities  to  ob- 
tain these  great  gatherings  has  resulted  in  reducing 
the  competition  to  the  basis  of  a  business  proposition 
—the  highest  bidder  will  carry  off  the  prize.  Promi- 
nent Chicagoans  have  undertaken  to  raise  $!>4,000 
with  which  to  purchase  the  Republican  convention, 
and  their  success  in  securing  the  money  and  the  con- 
vention seems  to  be  assured.  The  wisdom  of  such  a 
course  is  evident.  While  it  seems  a  large  sum  of 
money  to  pay  for  a  convention  which  will  probably 
last  less  than  a  week.yet  the  advantages  are  so  many 
that  it  would  prove  an  excellent  investment  for  the 
city.  Not  less  than  $100,000  would  be  spent  here  for 
hotel  and  restaurant  fare  alone,  if  the  experience  of 
past  years  in  this  regard  is  any  criterion,  and  the  col- 
lateral advantages  of  the  convention  to  Chicago 
would  be  great.   May  her  enterprise  win. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


Dull  but  strong  would  be  a  good  characterization 
of  the  local  stock  market.  With  few  sales  prices  are 
still  holding  fairly  well,  and  the  temporary  drops  that 
occur  from  time  to  time  do  not  last  long.  This  week 
West  Chicago  Street  railway  fell  from  121  to  119  and 
there  was  quite  a  scurrying  on  the  exchange  in  conse- 
quence, but  the  next  day  the  stock  was  up  again  to 
120  and  on  Thursday  had  fully  recovered  its  former 
figure  of  121,  West  Chicago  is  paying  li  per  cent  and 
there  was  really  no  reason  for  its  temporary  decline. 
Lake  Street  Elevated  went  through  a  similar  experi- 
ence. On  Monday  it  closed  at  about  24i  but  before 
the  end  of  the  week  it  was  selling  above  25.  The 
general  impression  seems  to  be  that  Lake  Street  is  a 
strong  investment  security,  as  the  prospects  of  the 
road  were  never  better.  City  Railway  also  fell  off 
during  the  week,  but  closed  higher.  This  stock  has 
been  selling  right  along  at  310,  but  sales  were  made 
on  Wednesday  of  this  week  at  300.  This  great  fall 
caused  no  little  comment  and  orders  for  the  stock  be- 
gan to  pour  in  until  the  price  had  jumped  up  again 
to  nearly  305.  The  reason  given  for  the  low  price  is 
that  stockholders  are  trying  to  sell  their  stock  be- 
cause of  disappointment  over  the  expected  issue  of 
$4,000,000  of  new  stock  to  them  at  par  which  was  not 
issued.    But  this  is  only  a  temporary  drawback. 

A  reorganization  of  the  International  Packing  and 
Provision  Company  is  now  almost  certain.  The 
bonds  are  to  be  exchanged  for  stock  and  the  threat- 
ened foreclosure  thus  averted.  Over  $-500,000  in  bonds 
are  said  to  be  opposed  to  the  plan  and  ready  to  make 
ashowinfifof  resistance.  One  bondholder  who  con- 
trols about  $50,000  in  bonds  and  some  stock  has  al- 
ready placed  his  interests  ia  the  hands  of  an  attorney 
and  declares  that  he  will  know  something  of  the  in- 
side workings  of  the  company  before  he  submits  to 
the  plan  of  reorganization.  But  it  is  hardly  possible 
that  his  resistance  will  be  effectual. 


TABLE  OF  BANK  CLEARINBS. 


The  following  table  shows  the  total 
the  principal  cities  and  the  percentages 


or  decrease  for  the 

week  ending  No.v  9. 

Inc. 

New  York 

$617,773,543 

2  .3  4 

Chicago 

96,634,115 

11.9 

Boston 

98,263,470 

Philadelphia 

75,247,721 

30.5 

St  Louis 

27.194,736 

20.9 

San  Francisco 

14,405,110 

20.0 

Baltimore 

13,345,227 

Pittsburg 

14,3^7,888 

19.1 

Cincinnati 

13,362.950 

4.7 

Kansas  City 

11,353,510 

9.7 

New  Orleans 

11,587,818 

8.0 

Buffalo 

4.957,772 

26.2 

Milwaukee 

5,;583,643 

10.0 

Detroit 

6  840,340 

10.8 

Louisville 

6,804,904 

15.6 

Minneapolis 

11,786,223 

54.5 

Omaha 

4,444,308 

Providence 

6,462,400 

28.6 

Cleveland 

6.779,337 

14.5 

Houston 

6,845,731 

3.1 

St  Paul 

5,158,672 

22.3 

Denver 

2.906.377 

30.6 

Indianapolis 

5.240.207 

25.2 

Columbus,  O 

4,180,700 

3.2 

Hartford 

2,369,096 

27.5 

Clearings  at 
of  increase 

Dec. 


3.0 


1.0 


8.0 


November  16,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1089 


Richmond 

2,364,774 

Washington 

2,0»7,713 

16.2 

Dallas 

.  3,486,906 

11.1 

St.  Joseph 

1,466,000 

9.7 

Peoria 

2,102  837 

12.7 

Memphis 

3.468,691 

34.6 

Portland,  Or 

1,495.197 

5.6 

Rochester 

1,828;  153 

15.1 

New  Haven 

2,045,003 

29.9 

Savannah 

4,288,441 

25.1 

Springfield,  Mass 

2,060,168 

22.6 

Worcester 

1,363,206 

13.3 

Portland,  Me 

1,509,799 

7.1 

Atlanta 

1,900,592 

1.6 

Fort  Worth 

670.257 

18.4 

Waco 

2.895,142 

6.2 

Syracuse 

1,515,569 

55.7 

Des  Moines 

1.258.785 

3.3 

Grand  Rapids 

932,929 

15.6 

Seattle 

552.117 

4.7 

Toledo 

1,745.256 

Lowell 

826,621 

28.fi 

Wilmington,  Del 

685,210 

3.0 

Norfolk 

1,192,418 

9.1 

Sioux  City 

790,866 

11.5 

Los  Angeles 

1,573,931 

25  3 

Tacoma 

647, 8t: 

3.3 

Saginaw,  Mich 

409.357 

21.3 

Spoliane 

533,570 

Jacksonville 

.S3C.101 

14.0 

Lincoln 

446.621 

30.5 

New  Bedford 

552.996 

46.4 

Wichita 

386  975 

1.5 

Birmingham 

502,101 

9.3 

Topeka 

389,183 

1.7 

Lexington,  Ky 

375.352 

11.3 

Binghamton 

325,700 

3.5 

tBay  City,  Mich 

299,510 

14,8 

tFall  River 

1,028,505 

13.2 

tAkron,  Ohio 

428,868 

15.0 

tSpringfleld,  Ohio 

175,270 

21.0 

fCanton,  Ohio 

162,200 

4.8 

tSioux  Falls 

143,243 

81.0 

f-Fremont,  Neb 

71,952 

6  0 

tHastings.  Neb 

79  391 

15  0 

fChattanooga 

281,904 

13  0 

t  Fargo 

203,148 

29.9 

fNashville 

1,168.540 

36.2 

tGalveston 

7,480,530 

7.1 

Augusta 

945,508 

10.2 

Salt  Lake  City 

1,573,466 

12.1 

ocrdnLou 

x,u  i o  too 

19  1 

Helena 

460,905 

29.1 

Kalamazoo 

325,568 

24  5 

Rockford,  111 

202,324 

18.1 

Dayton 

720,916 

Davenport 

2,407,137 

Total 

$1,121,504,739 

18  2 

Exclusive  of  New  York  503,711, 646 

12  5 

DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Montreal 

112,015.285 

14  8 

Toronto 

7,20  ;006 

17.6 

Halifax 

1,397,054 

7.7 

Hamilton 

956,304 

5  8 

Winnipeg 

2  351,555 

43  0 

Total 

123,930,204 

1.0 

tNot  included  in  totals. 


Olendive,  Mont. — James  M.  MoCotmiok,  ooanty  olerk, 
will  receive  proposals  Nov.  80,  for  the  parohase  of  $50,- 
000  of  6  per  oeut  bonds. 

Orangeville,  Idaho. — Sealed  bids  for  $74,600  oonnty 
bonds  of  Idaho  ooonty  bearing  interest  at  6  per  cent  will 
be  received  ontil  December  2,  by  A  W.  Falkington,  Ooanty 
Olerk. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — Ordinance  intTOdnoed  to  issne  $600,- 
000  bonds  for  widening  and  improving  the  river;  also,  the 
issue  of  $75,'i00  bonds  for  the  disposing  of  the  city  garb- 
age; adopted  by  City  Council . 

Niagara  Falls.  N  Y.— The  Board  of  Public  Works 
opened  bids  for  $16,000  worth  of  sewer  bonds  for  the  Main 
Street  and  Twenty-second  Street  sewers.  There  were  nine 
bids  in  all,  that  of  Farson,  LeacK  &  Co.  of  No.  2  Wall 
Street,  New  York,  which  was  $1(5.70  per  $iOO,  being  the 
highest.  The  board  recommended  that  the  bonds  be 
sold  to  Farson,  Leach  &  Co. 

South  Omaha.  Neb. — City  Council  authorized  the  issue 
of  $26,001)  funding  bonds  for  paving  and  sewers,  at  recent 
meeting;  ordinance  authorizing  the  issue  of  $15,OiiO  in 
bonds  for  grading  will  be  considered  at  next  meeting. 

Lancaster,  Pa. — The  City  of  Lancaster  offered  $120,000 
of  4  per  cent  bonds  for  sale,  the  amount  realized  to  be 
used  in  paying  its  indebtedness  to  the  oonnty,  on  verdicts 
recently  obtained.  There  were  thirty-seven  bidders  for 
the  loan,  and  a  Cincinnati  firm  secured  the  whole  amount 
at  a  premium  of  4^  per  cent. 

Avondale,  0. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  Nov 
18,  by  the  committee  on  finance  of  this  village  at  the 
Fourth  National  Bank,  Third  and  Walnut  streets,  Cincin- 
nati, for  the  purchase  of  $10,000  of  4  per  cent  street  im- 
proveiseot  bonds.    W.  EUwood  Wynne,  clerk. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  the  weels. 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  $100 


A.merican  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Commercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National   ... 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Co  


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160 

163J^ 

1  000  000 

8% 

tI26 

127;^ 

1  000  000 

12$ 

1246 

250 

750  000 

8% 

240 

ifViO 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

fieo 

1  000  000 

fl80 

200  000 

"6% 

600  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  00(1 

»% 

111 

112 

600  000 

t220 

MISCELLANEOUS  EONDS. 


A.m  Brewing  &  Malting  Co ....  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6e 

Calumet  Electric  St  By  Co6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Qds  Ey  5s.  ..1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  5-20  58.  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  68  1912 

Ohicago  4  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  68  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  By  5-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ey  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  Ist  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  5b  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  6s   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Co  6s  1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  5s. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  58  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  E  E  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  Oity  Ey  Ist  M  68  -irOO 

N  Chi  Oity  Ey  4i^s  1927 

N  Cni  St  E  E  Ist  M  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  1st  con  6il  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  5sl900 

W  Chi  St  E  E  1st  M  6s  1928 

W  Chi  8t  E  B  Tun  Co  5s  1909 

W  Ohi  St  B  E  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


Amoant 


350  000 
1  260  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
260 
900 

1  600 
660 
600 

75 

2  000 
10  OCO 

4  646 

1  600 
600 

1  850 

2  350 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  500 

2  000 
1  000 

427 


000 
000 
50( 
000 
000 
000 
000 
0'  .1 

coo 

000 
00(^ 
OOf 
000 
000 

000 
000 
0(0 
000 
000 

000 
00(1 
000 
000 
000 
000 


Bid 


91M 
t84 

tsoj^ 

1973^2 

10' 
siy^ 

102 
H2 

102% 
inoi^ 
1001^ 

t97M 


ABked 


97 

98 

99 

99M 

tl02i 

104>^ 

100 

102% 

tlOO 

106 

65 

72M 

62 

66 

41 

44 

w% 

101% 

tiott 

ticH 

iQ'jy^ 

W3}4 

100 

t95 

t98 

TlOO 

t91 

tico 

tlOii 

91M 
86 

t98% 
flO/ 

lOlM 

1(4 

t91 

tl04 

PIH 

102M 

101 

uoM 

100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co . . . 

Central  Safety  Deposit  Co  

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Co  pfd 
Chi  Packing  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Co  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Eap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Eailway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

•«      Gas  Oo  

"       Passenger  Ey  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  E  E.... 

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  fr.  Prov  Oo  pfd  


Amount 
Gap  Stock. 


$  1  260  000 

6  000  00(1 
3  669  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£625  0(10 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£460  000 
£400  000 


8% 


12% 

*W 

5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid  ABked 


49 
67 
t56 

tl3 

10% 

31 
t35 

49 

302 

Vo% 

tl05 
173 
130% 
177% 
27% 
5 

10% 


50 
56 


11 

82 
36 
51 

9% 
315 

Voy^ 

175 

131% 

t80 

27M 
6 
13 


Mil  <t  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ey  

North  Chicago  Street  E  B  Co. 

National  Eailway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pnllman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  E  

Western  Stone  Co  

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  sha 


£775  000 

7% 

12% 

n* 

£775  000 

8% 

32 

34 

£200  000 

7% 

21 

£200  000 

7% 

t435^ 

60 

10  000  000 

71 

73 

500  000 

t610 

teoo 

5  500  000 

12% 

289% 

291 

2  500  000 

7% 

110 

111 

18  000  000 

t23 

t26 

30  000  OCO 

8% 

tl54 

4  000  000 

*% 

14 

14% 

1  000  000 

7% 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

t95 

500  000 

10% 

1  260  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

124% 

126M 

2  260  000 

76% 

77 

res.  tijaat  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES, 


.25ji 


Am  Straw  Board  49%  Lake  Street  Elevated., 

Oal  &  Chi  0  &  D  Oo  67 In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  10     In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd . . 

"  Pfd  ....31%  Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  ....11 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  ..31%       "  "         Pfd. 31% 

"  "      Pfd. 45      N  Y  Biscuit  Co  71% 

Ohi*  8  S  RapTOo  8^  N  Ohi  St  R  R  287J^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  64^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...14 

Diamond  Match  Co,  111.  130      W  Obi  8t  R  B  121 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  November  9,  1896. 


OJN.  STEEL  &  WIBE  00. 

50  125 

NO.  0HI.8T.  B.  B.  00. 

100  2883^ "HI.  &  s 


NEW  ZOBE  BI60DII  GO. 

160  68% 

100  69 


8. 


160— ao't  290 

OHI.   BBEW.   &  MALI.  GO. 
60  10% 

60  10^ 

W  OBI  SIBEET  B  B. 

5  12634 


10. 
405  . 
300. 
100- 


-ao't. 


BAF.  TBAN.  00. 

 8% 

 9 

 9% 

 .9 


60— ac't  125^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

60  131 

1  131% 

50— ac't  131^ 

WEfTEEN  STONE  00. 

50— ac't  76 

£0— ac't  7eH  100— ao't 

50— ac't  76^ 


AM.  SIBAW  BOABD  OO. 
2  48 

2  

2  48% 

2  48% 

2  48^ 

60  49 


LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B  B . 
60  25 

350— ac't  25)4 

 25% 


Monday,  November  12,  1895. 


OON.  STEEL  fis  WIlE  00. 

100  125 

O.  &  O,   G.   &  DOCK 

100  68 

VCE8TEBN  STONE  00. 
1  76 

50— ac't  76M 

50— ac't  76% 

GEI  AND  8  8  BAF  TBAN  GO. 
296   9 

50— cash  9 

150— ac't  9 

AM.    SjBAW  BOABD. 
10  49 

200   493^ 

100— ac't  49% 

DIAMOND  MATOH  00,,  ILL. 

422   130% 

150— ac't  131 

50— ao't  131% 


NATIONAL  EAILWAT  00. 

3  110 

NEW  YOBE  BISOniT  00. 

50  69% 

335  70 

50— ac't  70 

LAKE  SI.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

260  2434 

50— cash  24% 

400  -ac't  24% 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50  288% 

50— ac't  28H% 

100— acct  290 

50— ao't  290% 

W.  OHI.  SIBEET  B.  B. 

2  119 

10  119^ 

25  119% 

100— ao't  Ii9^ 

50— ao't  120 

100— ao't  121 


Tuesday,  November  I  I,  1895. 


.286 


WESTEBN  STONB  00  .  S'^'  ^*  ^' 

50  75 

6 — cash  76%    lake  ST.  elevated  b.  b. 

50— ao't  75M  367   25 

50— ac't  73    1450— ao't  24 

W.  OHI.  stbeei  b.  b. 

7  123 

50— ac't  J  23 

100— ac't  123^ 

£0— ac't  124% 

GHI.  &  S.  S.   BAP.  TraN.  00. 

100  8% 

370...  834 

70  8% 

50— cash  8% 

100— cash  8M 


750— ao't  24% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  GO.,  ILL. 

35  , 

30  

50  

50  , 

19  

100— ao't  

100— ao't  130 

60— ac't  130% 

250— ao't  130^ 

50— ao't  130% 


129% 
129M 
129% 
129% 
1295^ 
129% 


1090 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  16,  1895 


Wednesday,  November  13,  1895. 


OAr.  &  CHI.  CANAL  &  DOCK. 

60 — ao't  67)^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  00. 

£0— ao't  491^ 

AM.  EXCHANGE  NAT'l  b'k 

25  100 

CHI.  OITY  b't. 

10  310 

NATIONAL  BAILWAY  CO. 

120  l\0 

CHI.  &  S.  e  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
300  9 

60— rao't  9 

NO  CHI  ST  B  B  4^8 

3  ^..288% 

37  289 

flHI.  8TBEET  B.  B. 
6  122 

7  1221^ 

28  122>^ 

WESTEBN  STONE  CO. 
60  76 


DIAMOND  MAICH  CO,  ILL. 
101  130 

153  1301^ 

£0— ao't  i'SOJ's 

50 — ao't  131 

NEW  XOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

340  70 

5'^  70^ 

50  70U 

100— ao't  71 

60 — ao't  71}^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
'0  26 

75  26^ 

25  26^ 

266  27 

300— ao't  251^ 

200— ao't  265,^ 

50 — ao't   25^8 

150— aoot  26 

60— ao't  2634^ 

50— ao't  26>^ 

300— ao't..  .   26^ 

600— ao't  27 


160— ao't  76^ 

Thursday,  November  14,  1895. 


NO.  OHI.  ST.  E.  B.  00. 

10  290 

STBEET's  W.  CAE  LINE. 

10  14 

OHI  &  8.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

100— ao't  8X 

W .  CHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 

50— ao't  123 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50— ao't  1311^ 

200— ao't  1311^ 

WE8TEEN  8T0NE. 

100  76^ 

50— ao't  76 

60— ao't  76^ 


NEW  YOBE  BISCUIT  00. 

23  721^ 

52  723^ 

50— ao't  72 

300— ao't  72}^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED   B.  B. 

50  24^ 

50  26 

95  25^ 

50  25% 

350— ao't  25 

1000— ao't  25 

300— ao't  25% 

150— ao't  .25)^ 


Friday,  November  15,  1895. 


STBEET's  W . 
5  


CAE  LINE. 


 141:1 

OHI.  BEEW.  &  MALT.  00. 

260  10 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  00. 


OENTEAL  UNION  TEL.  CO. 


.69 


10  

50  

DIAMOND  MATCN  00., 

6  

IOC- ao't  


OHI,  CITY  B  Y 


..49 

..49>^ 

ILL 

.131M 
.131K 


.76M 

.76-^ 
.771^ 


290  

100  

OHI.  &  8.  8.  EAP, 

60  

40  

50— ao't  

100— ao't  


W.  OHI.  STBEET 

40  

200— ao't  

50— ao't  


■^ESTiSBN  STONE  CO. 

40  

50  

50  

15  

£0— ao't  

100— ao't  

100 — ao't  77 

2n0— ao't  78  " 

50— ao't  783^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 
20  25 

75  25)4 

10  25% 

35  2b}i 

36  25M 

750— ao't  2b% 

250— ao't   25}i 

■l'2n3/  «0-ao't  25M 

120;^  2C0— ao't  25}4 

«|,V  100-ao't  255^ 

50— ao't  25^8 

600— ao't  26 


 300 

 301 

TBAN.  00. 



 8M 

 8% 

 »y2 


Oinoinnati,  Ohio. — The  Commissioners  of  Hamilton 
Connty,  Ohio,  have  deoidedjto  issne  $46,0(0  bonds,  to  re- 
pair the  Spring  Grove  avenue  bridge.  They  will  be  in 
denominations  cf  |500  eaoh,  bear  intdrest  at  4  per  cent, 
and  mature  in  seven  years  from  JNov.  1,  1896. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Nov.  20  for  the 
purchase  of  $22,000  Linwood  Avenue  Improvement  Bonds, 
dated  Sep.  1,  1895,  payable  after  ten  years,  $38,000  High 
street  improvement  bonds,  dated  Sep  1,  1895,  payable 
eight  years  after  date,  but  redeemable  after  one  year; 
$2,500  Selbocke  avenue  bonds,  dated  Sep  1,  payable  in  ten 
years,  but  redeemable  after  one  year.  Interest  4%  per 
cent  Certified  oheok  must  accompany  each  bid.  3.  N. 
Banoroft,  Clerk. 

College  Hill,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
the  undersigned.  Clerk  of  the  village  of  College  Hill,  Ohio, 
at  the  office  of  E  F.  Layman,  Cincinnati,  Village  Engi- 
neer, 32  East  Third  street,  between  Vine  and  Walnut 
streets,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  until  Nov.  18,  1895,  for  the  pur- 
chase of  ten  bonds  of  said  village,  amountirg  in  the  aggre- 
gate to  $1,859.76.  Said  bonds  will  bear  date  Nov.  18, 
1895,  and  will  be  payable  in  one  to  ten  years  inclusive, 
luiereste  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually,  in- 
terest and  principal  payable  at  the  Citizens'  National 
Bank,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.    F.  R,  Strong,  Village  Clerk. 


REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Brokers  still  insist  that  there  is  no  market  and  say 
that  while  their  business  requires  the  usual  amount 
of  attention  to  details  there  is  little  or  no  profit  in  it. 
This  is  doubtless  an  extreme  pessimistic  view  of  the 
situation,  and  it  will  not  do  to  look  always  on  the 
dark  side.  There  is  a  brighter  prospect.  Last  week 
it  was  clearly  seen  in  the  enlarged  list  of  transfers. 
This  week  there  is  not  the  same  big  showing,  but  to 
offset  the  deficiency  in  number  of  sales  one  of  the 
largest  transactions  of  the  year  in  down-town  realty 
was  closed,  so  that  the  total  of  consideration  still  re- 
mains at  normal  flguies. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

Interest  rates  on  real  estate  loans  still  remain  at  5 
and  6  per  cent.  The  number  of  trust  deeds  filed  is  up 
to  the  average,  indicating  that  some  builders  at  least 
have  not  quite  lost  faith  in  Chicago's  future  pros- 
pects. When  it  is  considered  that  money  rates  in  gen- 
eral have  a  downward  tendency  it  is  a  little  surpris- 
ing that  6  per  cent  can  be  charged  and  maintained 
on  loans  on  gilt  edged  Chicago  property.  No  secu- 
rity could  be  letter,  and  yet  investors  seem  more 
ready  to  buy  bonds  which  pay  3  or  4  per  cent  interest 
than  to  loan  on  the  most  approved  real  estate  secu- 
rity at  that  figure.  Lake  Street  Elevated  bonds  on 
which  by  no  possibility  interest  can  be  paid  this  year 
are  now  selling  at  43.  Such  a  security  is  absolutely 
worthless  for  income  purposes  yet  it  sells  readily  in 
the  market.  Of  course  it  has  a  certain  speculative 
value  which  a  real  estate  mortgage  does  not  possess, 
but  that  very  fact  should  not  commend  it  to  a  con- 
servative investor.  One  difficulty  in  the  way  of  quick 
loans  on  real  estate  is  the  amount  of  red  tape  re- 
quired to  perfect  loans.  This  will  be  to  some  extent 
done  away  with  under  the  Torrens  system  and  it  is 
believed  that  if  mortgages  can  be  as  readily  nego- 
tiated as  bonds  interest  rates  on  real  estate  will  be 
lowered. 

A  large  loan  at  5  per  cent  Interest  on  Evanston  real 
estate  was  noted  this  week  in  the  case  of  the  deed  ex- 
ecuted by  the  Northwestern  Gas  Light  and  Coke 
Company  of  Evanston  for  $500,000,  in  favor  of  the 
Equitable  Trust  Company,  upon  all  the  property  of 
the  gas  company,  describtd  as  lots  I  to  9,  b  7,  in 
Evanston.  The  deed  runs  for  twenty  years  at  5  per 
cent. 

An  exception  to  the  rule  of  5  and  6  per  cent,  inter- 
est was  the  loan  of  $75,000  by  the  New  England  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Company  to  J.  Abel,  upon  93x191 
feet  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Randolph  and  Mar- 
ket streets,  for  ten  years  at  4i  per  cent,  interest. 

One  loan  of  $12,000  at  5i  per  cent,  is  worth  notic- 
ing, because  of  the  low  rate  on  a  small  loan.  It  is  by 
the  Mutual  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Company  to  W. 
Lowry,  on  19x100  feet  on  Ontario  street,  between  Pine 
and  St.  Clair. 

THE  JUDICIAL  SALES  RECORD. 

The  report  of  iudicial  sales  is  most  important  be- 
cause it  shows  the  exact  cash  selling  price  of  all  the 
properties  sold  and  is  entirely  free  from  manipula- 
tion. In  some  few  instances  property  may  be  bid  in 
at  prices  above  real  value,  but  in  the  great  majority 
of  cases  the  opposite  is  true,  and  the  prices  paid, 
though  low,  are  highest  that  can  be  obtained  for 
cash  and  after  due  notice  of  the  sale  has  been  given 
by  advertising.  Here  was  50  by  1:5  feet  at  the  south- 
west corner  of  Fullertcn  and  California  avenues,  sold 
to  A.  J.  Radzinsky  for  18,196.  The  value  of  the  im- 
provement on  this  property  is  not  stated,  but  the 
price  paid  was  evidently  very  low. 

The  Prosperity  Loan  and  Building  Association,  in 
spite  of  its  name,  was  compelled  to  buy  in  two  loans, 
one  on  25  by  115  feet  on  Milwaukee  avenue,  between 
Chicago  avenue  and  Huron  street,  for  $i2  727.33,  and 
the  other,  25  by  125  feet  on  Elizabeth  avenue,  be- 
tween Sheridan  and  Humboldt  avenues,  for  |4,- 
053.81.  The  Enterprise,  Safety  and  Webster  Build- 
ing Associations  also  figured  in  the  judicial  sales  of 
the  week. 


this  week  by  Caroline  Ogden  Jones  and  FrancesOgden 
Jones,  of  Newport,  R.  L,  and  New  London,  Conn.,  to 
Otto  Young,  managing  patner  of  the  Fair,  for  $525,- 
000.  The  property  is  49  by  122,  and  is  covered  with  a 
five  story  and  basement  stone  front  building,  valued 
at  present  at  $35,000.  The  tract  sold  has  5,978  square 
feet,  which  makes  the  valuation  established  by  this 
sale  $87.72  a  square  foot,  or  $10,714.28  a  front  foot, 
being  ihe  highest  price  yet  paid  for  a  State  street 
frontage  south  of  Monroe  street. 

This  is  a  cash  transaction,  without  complications 
by  trade,  ninety-nine-year  lease  or  mortgage,  and  it 
is  therefore  all  the  more  remarkable.  The  Fair  has 
a  lease  on  the  ground  for  twenty  years  from  May  ), 
1895,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $20,000  This  is  3f  per  cent 
on  the  purchas  price  of  $525,000  Fifty  years  ago  the 
then  owners  of  the  property  wished  to  sell  and  were 
able  (o  get  an  offer  of  only  $2,700  for  their  holding  in 
that  section  of  the  city,  which  are  estimated  to  be 
worth  $4,500,000— an  increase  in  values  in  half  a  cen- 
tury of  1,667  times. 

FEATURES  OF   THE  MARKET. 

In  making  the  rounds  in  quest  of  news  among  the 
real  estate  firms,  one  is  led  to  beMeve  that  a  majority 
of  them  are  bears  in  the  market  or  that  the  outlook 
is  decidedly  gloomy  for  a  year  or  more  to  come.  The 
gentlemen  who  have  no  cheering  news  to  give  a  re- 
porter are  not  pessimists  nor  croakers  because  their 
past  record  forbids  that  they  be  so  characterized. 
Several  of  Chicago's  leading  real  estate  lights  assert 
that  a  majority  of  all  transfers  of  real  estate  are 
master's  sales,  or  are  forced  sales  as  a  result  of,  or  to 
avoid  foreclosure.  If  such  do  not  constitute  a  ma- 
jority of  all  of  the  transfers,  they  claim  that  many 
others  are  simply  exchanges  or  transfers  from  J  no. 
Jones  to  Peter  Smith  and  Peter  Smith  to  Jno.  Jones 
and  the  like.  One  of  the  most  frivolous  excuses 
for  believing  that  there  is  no  real  estate  market 
was  mentioned  by  several  well  informed  brokers,  who 
say  "sales  of  any  importance  or  size  occur  so  rarely 
that  one  or  more  parties  interested  in  the  transac- 
tions proceed  forthwith  to  get  out  a  circular  or  special 
bulletin  in  large  black  type,  picnic  style  or  circus 
fashion,"  announcing  the  sale  for  fear  that  the  daily 
papers  or  other  public  journals  would  not  do  it  j  ustice; 
that  a  great  effort  is  made  to  show  that  big  sales  are 
"coming  swift."  Such  sales  aregenerally  talked  of  on 
the  street  from  three  to  six  months  before  they  are 
finally  closed  but  notwithstanding  their  staleness 
they  are  exploited  as  something  wonderful.  This 
gives  the  buyer  nausea  and  never  yet  led  anybody 
to  make  an  investment.  It  would  look  better  and 
speak  louder  for  the  market  if  it  were  done  in  a  mod- 
erate way. 

A  gentleman  who  is  a  member  of  one  of  Chicago's 
leading  real  estate  firms  says  that  ninety-nine  year 
leases  will  become  a  great  burden  to  many  lessees  or 
holders  of  leaseholds  on  account  of  the  hard  condi- 
tions and  high  rates  of  interest  imposed  by  these 
leases.  The  rate  percent,  named  in  leases  will  in 
the  course  of  a  few  years  be  considered  exorbitant 
and  long  before  any  of  the  long  term  leases  expire 
money  will  only  be  worth  3  or  Si  per  cent,  devalua- 
tion clauses  will  not  propect  them.  Hence  very  few 
loans  are  made  on  99  year  leaseholds.  It  is  a  subject 
that  has  two  sides  to  it  but  the  Journal  is  inclined 
to  the  belief  that  the  above  opinion  is  well  grounded. 
The  only  way  our  of  a  heavy  loss  incurred  by  high 
interest  rates  and  decreasing  rentals  would  be  the 
purchase  of  the  fee  by  the  owner  of.  the  leasehold. 


Uornellsville,  N.  Y.— Bids  till  Nov.  22  for  $15,374,6  per 
cent  paving  bonds;  denomination  $500  eaoh;  $3,0(0  due 
Nov.  20,  1896,  and  $3.fiO0  eaoh  year  until  1900,  and  then 
$3,374;  E.  F.  Willets,  Mayor. 


SALE  OF  A  STATE  STREET  FRONTAGE. 

The  property  at  184  and  186  State  street  was  sojd 


Grand  Rapids,  Mioh. — The  item  stating  that  this  city 
would  issue  $12,000  school  orders  seems  to  have  been  an 
error.  No  such  issue,  we  are  now  informed,  is  contem- 
plated. 

Winton  Place,  O. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
undersigned  at  the  o£Soe  of  Chas.  A.  Ewiog,  village  engi- 
neer, Carlisle  building,  Oinoinnati,  Nov.  18,  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $25,000  of  5  per  cent  water  supply  bonds,  R.  B. 
Poage,  village  clerti. 


November  16,  1895. 


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FORECLOSURE  OF  ENTIRE  SUBDIVISION  AT 
MONT  CLARE. 

PETITION  INCLUDES  ABOUT  THIRTY  PARTIES  IN  IN- 
TEREST. 

On  November  7lh  last  a  bill  to  foreclose  a  trust 
deed  on  blocks  1,  2,  S,  I,  5,  6,  7  and  S,  in  E.  E.  Reed's 
Mont  Clare  addition,  was  filed  by  Clark  &  Clark,  as 
solicitors  for  Albert  C  Burnham,  of  Champaign,  Il- 
linois There  are  about  thirty  defendants,  being 
pa»'ties  who  have  become  interested  in  certain  lots  in 
this  addition  by  purchase,  mortgage  or  lien  since  the 
execution  of  the  trust  deed  upon  which  the  foreclo- 
sure proceeding  is  based,  and  some  of  them  reside  in 
distant  counties,  but  all  in  this  State. 

The  amount  claimed  in  the  bill  is  $17,500,  and  as 
there  are  many  interests  involved,  there  will  no  doubt 
be  considerable  contention  before  final  decree  is  en- 
tered. 

This  is  a  very  valuable  tract  of  land,  as  it  is  located 
at  Mont  Clare,  one  of  the  finest  residence  suburbs  of 
Chicago,  is  within  the  limits,  and  has  excellent  natu- 
ral drainage,  lying  on  a  ridge  which  drains  into  the 
Desplaines  River  on  the  west  and  the  Lake  on  the 
east- 


RECENT  SUPREME  COURT  DECISIONS. 

Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Chancellor,  members  Chicago  Bar. 
SUBSTANTIAL  PERFORMANCE  OF  BUILDING  CON- 
TRACTS SUFFICIENT- 

In  a  case  determined  in  our  Supreme  Court  upon 
an  appeal  from  the  Superior  Court  of  Cook  County, 
it  was  sought  to  recover  a  balance  due  for  building  a 
dock  on  the  Calumet  River.  The  defendant  at- 
tempted to  avoid  payment  on  the  ground  that  the 
contractors  had  not  complied  with  plans  and  specifi- 
cations named  in  the  contract.  In  passing  upon  the 
case  the  Supreme  Court  held  that  in  contracts  like 
the  one  in  question,  sometimes  called  "building  con- 
tracts "  a  literal  compliance  with  the  specifications 
is  not  necessary  to  a  recovery  by  the  contractor.  A 
substantial  performance,  in  good  faith,  is  sufficient. 
If  there  has  been  no  wilful  departure  from  the  terms 
of  the  contract,  or  omission  in  essential  points,  and 
the  contractor  has  performed  the  contract  honestly 
and  faithfully  in  all  its  material  and  substantial  par- 
ticulars, he  will  not  be  held  to  have  forfeited  his 
right  to  remuneration  by  reason  of  mere  technical, 
inadvertent  or  unimportant  omission  or  defect;  but 
the  necessary  expense  of  making  the  work  conform 
to  the  requirements  of  the  contract  should  be  de- 
ducted from  the  contract  price 

EIGHT  OF  BROKER  TO  COMMISSION. 

The  fact  that  an  employer  of  a  real  estate  broker 
did  not  know  that  one  to  whom  he  sold  the  land  was 
sent  to  him  by  the  agent  is  not  a  valid  defense  to  an 
action  for  the  broker's  commissions,  where  the  em- 
ployer, who  had  not  terminated  the  agency,  took  no 
steps  to  inform  himself  upon  the  subject.— Supreme 
Court  of  Iowa. 

A  real  estate  agent  who  procures  a  purchaser  ready 
and  willing  to  purchase  land  on  the  terms  on  which 
he  is  employed  to  sell  is  entitled  to  his  commissions 
although  the  seller,  having  knowledge  of  the  agent's 
acts,  voluntarily  completes  the  sale  on  different 
terms.— Supreme  Court  of  Iowa. 

IMPLIED  PROMISE  TO  PAY  COMMISSIONS. 

Mere  consent  by  a  person  to  the  rendering,  by  a 
real  estate  agent,  of  unsolicited  services,  which  ena- 
ble him  to  sell  his  land,  does  not  entitle  the  agent  to 
recover  compensation  for  the  services  under  an  im- 
plied promise  of  remuneration,  unless  the  relation  of 
the  parties  and  the  circumstances  under  which  the 
serqices  are  rendered  are  such  as  to  show,  not  only 

at  the  services  were  for  the  benefit  of  the  person 
receiving  them,  but  that  such  person  knew,  or  had 
reasonable  grounds  to  believe,  that  the  real  estate 
agent  rendering  the  services  expected  to  be  paid  for 
them. 

But  a  promise  to  the  agent  to  pay  a  certain  amount 
in  consideration  of  unsolicited  services  already  ren- 
dered, which  have  eqabled  the  owner  to  sell  his  land, 


is  supported  by  a  sufficient  consideration,  and  may 
be  enforced. — Kentucky  Court  of  Appeals. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Architect  C.  S.  Frost  has  planned  a  fine  church  to 
be  erected  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Ellis  avenue  and 
Forty-sixth  street,  for  the  St.  James  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Society,  Rev.  John  J.  Rapp,  575  Sixiv-flrst  street, 
pastor.  The  church  will  be  constructed  of  rock- faced 
stone,  with  stained  glass  windows,  slate  roof,  exposed 
wood  trusses,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric 
light,  and  all  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
$85,000.  It  is  to  be  adorned  by  a  tower  92  feet  high, 
with  belfrey  surmounted  with  a  spire  132  feet  high. 

Architect  F.  Ahlschlager  has  planned  a  fine  apart- 
ment building  to  be  ereoted  at  5520  and  5522  Michi- 
gan avenue,  near  Garfield  boulevard,  for  Joseph  Stein. 
It  will  be  of  handsome  design,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  50x80  feet,  have  stone  front,  marble  and 
tile  work,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric  light, 
cement  basement  floor,  composition  roof  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $20,000.  Also  an 
apartment  building  to  be  erected  at  5348  Calumet  av- 
enue, for  F.  L.  Haskell,  three  stories  and  basement 
high.  25x70  feet,  of  similar  materials  as  the  foregoing 
building,  and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Architects  Oowles  &  Ohrenstein  have  made  plans 
for  two  residences  to  be  erected  at  the  southwest  cor- 
ner of  Vincennes  and  Forty-ninth  street,  for  Barry  & 
Bailey,  204  Dearborn  street,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment high,  44x70  feet,  have  stone  fronts,  slate  roof, 
copper  cornice,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  electric 
wiring  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  total  cost 
off 22  000.  The  same  owners  contemplate  the  erec- 
tion of  fonr  similar  houses  adjoining  above,  at  a  cost 
of  about  $4t,000. 

Architect  H-  H.  Richards,  Boylston  building,  has 
plans  for  an  apartment  building,  to  be  erected  on 
Dearborn  avenue,  four  stories  and  basement  high, 
22x120  feet,  stone  front,  composition  roof,  hardwood 
finish,  steam  heat  and  the  latest  improvements. 

Architect  Chas.  A.  Strandel  has  planned  an  attrac- 
tive store  and  apartment  building  to  be  erectfd  at 
the  northwest  corner  of  Seventieth  street  and  Ogles- 
by  avenue,  for  C.  Berg,  33x107  feet,  three  stories  and 
basement  high,  with  pressed  brick  fronts,  relieved  by 
stone  trimmings  and  galvanized  iron  bavs  and  cor- 
nice, composition  roof,  architectural  iron  work,  plate 
glass,  Georgia  pine  finish,  steam  heat,  cement  base- 
ment fioors  and  modern  Improvements,  to  cost  $14,- 
000. 

Architects  Handy  &  Cady  have  plans  for  a  resi- 
dence to  be  erected  on  Drexel  boulevard,  between 
Forty-third  and  Forty-fourth  streets,  for  Dr.  E.  J. 
Kuh,  1104  Columbus  Memorial  building,  three  stories 
and  basement  high,  25x77  feet,  with  pressed  brick  and 
stone  frrnt.  elaborate  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat, 
electric  light,  open  plumbing  and  the  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $15,000. 

Architect  J.  T.  Fortin,  corner  Blue  Island  avenue 
and  Harrison  street,  has  plans  for  a  flat  building  to 
be  erected  at  405  Maxwell  street,  for  Mr.  Sager.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement  high,  2ix76  feet, 
with  a  front  of  stone  and  pressed  brick,  galvanized 
iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  pine  finish,  mantels, 
speaking  tubes  and  modern  improvements,  to  cost 
about  18,000. 

Architects  Furst  &  Rudolph  have  plans  and  are 
letting  contracts  for  a  stable  to  be  erected  at  735  Ful- 
ton street,  for  the  L.  Wolff  Manufacturing  Company, 
93  West  Lake  street,  five  stories  high,  95x100  feet, 
with  pressed  brick  front,  composition  roof,  to  cost 
about  $5,000. 

Architect  L.  G.  Hallberg  has  plans  for  a  flat  build- 
ing to  be  erected  on  Reta  street,  near  Cornelia,  for 
Niels  Erickson,  three  stories  and  basement  high,  25x 
70  feet,  with  pressed  brick  aud  stone  front,  composi- 
tion roof,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000. 

Architects  La  Pointe  &  Hickock  have  finished 
plans  for  a  modern  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Lex- 
ington street,  between  Douglas  boulevard  and  Forti- 
eth street,  two  stories  and  basement  high,  2'.^x58  feet, 
with  an  attractive  front  of  stone,  relieved  by  porch 
and  cornice  of  same  material,  composition  roof,  oak 
finish  and  hardwood  floors,  steam  heat,  gas  ranges, 
and  the  latest  improvements,  to  cost  $5,500. 

Architect  Geo.  H.  Grussing  has  plans  and  is  letting 
contracts  for  a  store  building  to  be  erected  at  West 
Lake  street  and  Ashland  avenue,  one  story  high,  50x 
100  feet,  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  composition 
roof,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  to  cost 
about  $10,000. 

Architects  Murphy  &  Campbell  have  prepared  plans 
for  an  apartment  building  to  be  built  at  the  north- 
east corner  of  Indiana  avenue  and  Fifty-fourth  street, 
for  Andrew  O'Dunnell,  three  stories  and  basement 
high,  52x56  feet,  with  stone  front,  composition  roof, 


oak  finish,  steam  heat  and  modern  improvements,  to 
cost  $15,000. 

Architects  Peniastek  &  Kaiser  have  finished  plans 
for  a  modorn  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Humboldt 
boulevard,  near  Armilage  avenue,  for  S.  Hughes, 
three  stories  and  basement  high,  2.x60  feet,  with 
swell  front  constructed  of  stone,  with  bay  window  of 
same  material,  composition  roof,  oak  and  Georgia 
pine  finish,  hot  air  furnace,  mantels,  speaking  tubes, 
cement  basement  floor  and  the  latest  improvements, 
to  cost  about  19,000. 

Architects  Ostling  Bros,  have  prepared  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  the  North 
Side,  in  the  vicinity  of  Division  street  It  will  cover 
25x70  feet,  for  stories  and  basement  high,  have  stone 
front,  composition  roof,  oak  finish,  marble  and  tile 
work,  steam  heat,  mantels  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $12,000. 

'  Architect  Frank  L.  Wright  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  to  be  erected  at  Forty  third 
street  and  Forrestville  avenue,  for  S.  A.  Francis, 
four  stories  and  basement  high,  with  fronts  of  stone 
for  the  first  story,  pressed  brick  above,  have  composi- 
tion roof,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  and  modern 
improvements,  to  cost  $25  000. 

Architect  Theo.  Lewandowski  has  plans  for  remod- 
eling three  store  and  flat  buildings  at  the  corner  of 
North  Lincoln  street  and  West  North  avenue,  for 
Charles  Stein,  3-stories  high,  75x80,  and  will  be  im- 
proved with  galvanized  iron  bays  and  cornices.  The 
partitions  are  to  be  torn  out  and  the  interior  will  be 
finished  in  hard  woods,  have  bathrooms,  mantels  and 
modern  improvements.  In  the  rear  is  to  be  built  a 
3-story  barn.  22x45,  of  brick  with  comnosition  roof. 
Total  cost,  $6,000. 

Architect  Wm.  H  Pruyn,  Jr.,  has  prepared  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  4323  Greenwood 
avenue,  for  Dr.  0.  P.  Pruyn,  100  State  street,  ^-stories 
and  basement  high,  27x85.  have  stone  front,  hard 
wood  finish,  steam  he^t,  and  modern  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  about  $15  000. 

Architect  Julius  H.  Zeitner  has  drawn  plans  for  a 
store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  1049  Lincoln 
avenue,  for  Louis  Geske,  158  Willow  street,  3-stories 
and  basement  high,  25x86.  of  stone  and  brick  con- 
struction, with  modern  improveaients,  and  will  cost 
about  $9,000. 

Architect  Henry  Ives  Cobb  has  completed  plans  for 
a  store  and  apartment  building  to  be  erected  at  292 
Lincoln  avenue,  for  Noble  &  Thumm,  plumbers.  290 
Lincoln  avenue,  25x129  feet,  5-stories  and  basement 
high,  stone  and  brick  exterior,  composition  roof, 
steam  heat,  hardwood  finish,  and  modern  improve- 
ments; to  cost  about  $23,000. 

Architects  Kleinpell  &  Borst  have  made  plans  for 
four  dwellings  to  be  erected  at4l05  to4111  Vincennes 
avenue,  for  William  G.  Foley,  45  Jackson  street,  3- 
stories  high,  of  brick  and  stone  construction,  with 
modern  improvements;  to  cost  $20,000. 

August  Westberg,  vice  president  of  Grand  Crossing 
Building  Supply  Company,  northwest  corner  Seventy- 
seventh  street  and  Ohauncy  avenue,  has  made  plans 
for  an  apartment  bui'ding  to  be  erected  at  5143  and 
5145  Prairie  avenue,  for  James  Penhallegon,  525  West 
Sixty-seventh  street.  It  will  cover  49x64  feet,  three 
stories  and  basement  high,  stone  front,  hardwood  fin- 
ish, steam  heat,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  about  $23,000. 

N.  P.  Cummings,  4758  Forestville  avenue,  is  about 
to  build  for  himself  a  block  of  four  3  story  and  base- 
ment flat  buildings,  8^x60  feet,  of  brick  and  stone, 
with  modern  improvements,  at  4707  to  4713  Indiana 
avenue;  to  cost  about  $25,000. 

Architects  Flanders  &  Zimmerman  have  planned 
for  William  CriMy  five  3-story  houses  to  be  built  at 
5543  to  5551  Indiana  avenue.  They  will  each  front  17 
feet,  with  a  depth  of  65,  and  each  will  be  constructed 
of  pressed  brick  and  stone;  to  be  heated  by  furnaces, 
and  will  cost  $25,000. 

Architects  Bright  &  Burfeind  have  designed  ten  2- 
story  houses  to  be  built  at  Monticello  and  Wabansia 
avenues,  at  a  cost  of  $35,000  They  will  be  of  various 
dimensions,  about  ^2x50  feet  They  will  be  con- 
structed of  pressed  brick,  with  stone  trimmings.  The 
interiors  will  be  finished  in  Georgia  pine.  Construc- 
tion will  be  commenced  at  once. 

Architect  Ernest  G.  S.  Holmbee  has  designed  for 
Wagner  &  Kendig  seven  2-story  houses,  to  be  built  on 
the  triangular  lot  at  Yale  street,  Vincennes  avenue 
and  Seventy-fifth  street  They  will  be  of  various 
sizes,  covering  a  totBl  area  of  19.3xS3  feet,  of  pressed 
brick  and  stone,  with  hardwood  finish,  heated  by  fur- 
naces, to  cost  $35,000. 

Architect  Jarvis  Hunt  has  made  plans  for  a  2-story 
building  to  be  erected  on  the  southeast  corne  r  of 
Ohio  and  North  State  streets.  The  building  will 
have  a  frontage  of  '00  feet  on  ea-'h  street,  and  is  de- 
signed for  a  wholesale  and  retail  grocery  store.  The 
building  will  be  built  of  red  brick  and  terra  cotta, 
and  will  cost  $35,000.  The  building  is  for  Mrs.  Anna 
B.Peck. 


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LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


CantoD,  Ohio. — City  Oonnoil  has  made  proviBion  to 
issue  §117,000  in  bonds. 

Thompsonville,  Conn. — Citizens  voted  to  issue  $25,000, 

4  per  cent  bonds,  to  be  dne  in  1915. 

An  Sable,  Minn. — Board  of  Snpervisors  passed  resolo- 
tion  to  bond  the  county  for  f  20,000,  15  years,  5  per  oent. 

Ladington,  Mioh. — The  oitizena  are  discussing  the  ques- 
tion of  issniog  $14u,000  in  bonds  to  purchase  a  water  and 
light  plant. 

Lu  Sueur,  Minn. — The  date  or  sale  of  $20,000  city  bonds 
for  electric  light  and  water  works  was  changed  from  Nov 
11,  1895,  to  Nov.  23,  1895. 

Youngstown,  Ohio. — The  city  will  vote  on  the  propo- 
sition to  issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $21,000.  for  the  pur- 
pose of  erecting  new  fire  stations  in  the  outljfing  districts 
now  without  fire  protection. 

Carthage,  Ohio. — Bids  till  Nov.  20  for  the  purchase  of 
two  bonds  of  $350  each,  cement  sidewalk  bonds,  interest 

5  per  cent  for  ten  years;  Lewis  Hall,  Village  Clerk. 

Ealispell,  Mont. — B.  J.  Mclntire,  city  clerk,  will  receive 
sealed  proposals  Nov.  25,  for  the  purchase  of  $20,000  of  6 
per  oent  bonds. 

Guthrie,  0.  T. — The  board  of  edncation  offers  for  sale 
at  par  $21,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds.  For  further  particu 
lars  address  E.  H.  Furrow,  president. 

Wanwatosa,  Wis. — The  board  of  trustees  will  issue  $40,- 
ore  of  water  works  bonds.  Address  Myron  Gilbert,  vil- 
lage clerk. 

Big  Timber,  Mont. — Bonds — $85,000,  6  per  oent — Deo 
2,  12  o'clock  m.  Geo.  F.  Hudson,  clerk  of  county  commis- 
sioners. 

Cleves,  0. —  Sidewalk  bonds — $1,200,  6  per  cent — Deo, 
2.    V.  M.  Henderson,  village  clerk. 

Hastings,  Neb. — The  Council  authorized  an  election  to 
vote  on  the  issue  of  $10,000  water  works  bonds. 

New  Britain,  Conn. — The  Sewer  Commissioners  have 
decided  to  sell  $25,000  worth  more  of  the  department 
bonds. 

Louisville,  Ky. — The  Mayor  has  been  authorized  to 
borrow  $250,000  at  not  to  exceed  6  per  cent  interest  per 
annum. 

San  Antonio,  Texas. — The  Council  has  under  consider- 
ation the  issue  of  $50,000  additionsl  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Ordinances  were  passed  to  provide  for 
the  issuance  of  bonds  to  improve  Tecumseh  and  Sixteenth 
streets. 

Columbus,  Wis. — Meeting  will  be  called  Nov.  15  to  vote 
on  question  of  bonding  the  city  for  $25,000  for  the  con- 
strootion  of  waterworks. 

East  St.  Louis,  111. — The  Council  has  ordered  an  election 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  6  per  cen^  one  to  four 
year  street  improvement  bonds. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  18  for 
the  purchase  of  $10,000  thirty-year  4  per  cent  village 
bonds.    W.  Elwood  Wynne,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Brunswick,  Mo.— This  city  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
bonds  for  taking  up  outstanding  indebtedness  and  ex- 
tending water  works.    W.  H.  Finch  is  City  Clerk. 

Thompsonville,  Conn. — A  special  town  meeting  is 
called  for  at  ihe  Town  Hall,  to  act  upon  bonding  the 
town  for  a  sum  not  to  exceed  $50,000;  made  necessary  by 
the  present  indebtedness. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — Bonds  will  be  issued  to  the  amount  of 
$100,000  to  build  double  track  for  the  Knoxville  &  Arling- 
ton Avenue  Street  Railway;  bids  will  be  advertised  for  in 
a  few  days. 

Galveston,  Texas. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  au- 
thorizing the  Mayor  and  Committee  on  Finance  to  sell 
$20(',000  5  per  cent  general  indebtedness  and  funding 
bonds,  payable  in  twenty  years,  redeemable  at  the  option 
of  the  city  cfter  ten  years. 

Albany,  Ga. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  to  noon  of 
November  18,  1895,  for  J12,500  5  per  oent  gold  bonds  of 
the  City  of  Albany,  Ga.  Interest  payable  semi-annually. 
Address  Y.  0.  Bust,  City  OlerE,  Albai  y,  Ga. 

Milledgeville,  Ga.— City  Council  has  determined  to  call 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  purpose  of  ob- 
tainicg  the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qualified  voters  of 
the  city  to  issue  bonds  to  take  up  the  S2-i,000  bonds,  which 
were  issued  to  aid  in  building  the  Girls*  Normal  and  In- 
dustrial College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  courts  and  this  step  has  been  found  to  be 
necessary  to  legalize  them. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Kay'8  add.  It  as  In  b  6,  being  a  eab  in  pec  8  38  U.    Nov  23  Ham 
Hfinej  Slein,  maeter,  85  Dearborn  8t.  N  0  K, 


Walker's  sub.  It  85  in  b  34  of  bs  33,  H4,  47  and  a  part  of  48  in  ihe  eub  of 
eec  19  S9  14,  Biso  It  6  in  b  1  and  It  6  in  b  2,  lu  Kraloveo  &  Kappar's 
pub,  of  the  B  i4  of  Ibe  n  e  it  of  660  a6  »9  li.  D.o  7,  11am.  Anna 
Filip,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Hun-bnldt  Pk,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  13.  Deo  7,  Ham.  H  L  Palludan 
admtr.  N  O  K. 

EdlPouPk,  Its36to40lnb6.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 
1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR. 

Eoglewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  add.  It  138,  a  Fub  of  the  e  hf  of  the  s  w  V 
of  see  21  38  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  fleo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle 
St.  NOR. 

Hobb's  sot).  Its  62  and  63  of  pt  of  the  s  M  of  th&  n  w  of  seo  18  41  14 
Nov  29,  1)  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens  master.  NOR. 

OaPBl  Trns  ees  sab,  It  6  in  the  snb  of  It  2  in  b  20  of  seo  29  39  14.  Nov  29 
11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR.  ' 

Sheffield  add.lt  36  in  subblk  2  of  b  19.  Nov  30,  H  a  m.  Jos  !>  Mahoney 

master,  1313  Ashland  bl«.  NCR. 
Hamilton'.^  sub,  It  4  of  5  acrei  in  the  w  V4  of  the  u  e  H  of  see  6  39  14 

Nov  U9,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  et.  NOR. 
Casey's  sub,  Its  22  to  25  lu  b  2  of  bs  1.  2,  3  and  4  of  Freer'a  sub  of  Ihe  w 

y,  of  the  n  e  H  cf  seo  22  39  13.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master. 

N  0  fi. 

Burnham,  Its  16  and  17  in  b  12,  Its  45  and  46  in  b  13,  Its  2,  35  and  36  in 
b  16.  It  10  in  b  18,  Its  1,  2  and  5  in  b  20,  he  nud  14  of  Its  9  and  10  iu  b 
8,  the  und  Vt  of  It  25  In  b  20  and  und  Vi  of  It  26  In  b  20  of  seo  6  36  15. 
Nov  30,  1pm.  Edm  8  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Keith's  sub,  it  22  in  the  sub  of  the  s  e  '4  of  seo  14  38  14.  Dec  2,  2  p  m 
H  L  Wait,  mas  er,  110  La  Salle  at.  L  N. 

Newberry's  add.  It  13  in  b  17.  Deo  9,  11  a  m.  Jacobine  Wegener,  execu- 
tor. L  N. 

Lt  1  in  Ihe  sub  of  Its  67,  68  and  69  of  the  sub  of  the  n  e  54  of  the  n  e  U 
«f  the  s  e  J4  of  seo  13  3J  13.  Deo  12,  3  pm.  Byron  S  Allen,  admtr.  L  N 
Robsrt's  snb.  It  3  of  pt  of  Ihe  n  14  of  Ihe  8  w  H  of  the  n  e  %  of  sen  10 

38  14.  Dec  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  butler,  master,  66  Poriland  blk.    L  N. 

Shortall  trustee  enb.  It  1  and  all  It  2  (ex  the  w  76  ft)  iu  b  10  of  the  n  V, 
of  the  n  e  !i  of  sec  26  38  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master. 
L  N. 

Smith's  add,  the  n  V4  of  It  li  in  b  3,  a  sub  of  bs  17,  18,  19,  20,  21,  and  22 
in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  s  w  H  of  sec  22  39  14.  Deo  9,  11  a  m.  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Irving  Pk,  Dielz  add,  It  18  in  b  2  in  th«  n  e  54  of  seo  22  40  13.  Deo  7,  11 
am.  Agnes  Qettiogs,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Stock  Yards,  Fcremnn's  add,  It  39  in  b  8  In  the  n  e  M  of  the  n  w  54  of 
^0^8 ^8  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,   master,  94  La  Salle  et. 

Oook&  Anderson's  Bub,  It  20  in  b  3  of  the  w '/4  of  the  n  e  H  of  B"o  24 

39  13.  Nov  22  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg. 
NCR. 

Oakenwald's  sub,  the  w  H  of  It  10  in  the  s  14  of  the  n  e  54  of  seo  34  S9 
14.  Nov  22,  Ham.  Hiram  Barber,  master  NCR. 

Miller,  Phillip?  &  Eehr's  sub,  Its  8,  9  and  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  H  of  the 
n  w  H  of  the  8  e  Ji;  also  Its  18,  19,  n7,  38  a  .d  39  in  b  2  of  Eberhart's 
sub  of  the  a  %  of  the  n  w  54  of  s  e  1-4  in  sec  14  38  13.  Nov  29,  1  p  m. 
Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  NCR. 

L' 12  of  b  28  of  see's  6  and  6  37  16.  Nov  29,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
maiter,  702  Chicago  Opera  House.  NOR, 

Kizer  &  Williaaj's  sub.  Its  18  to  21  in  b  1,  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  31  37  16. 
Dec  6,  11  a  m,  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  et.  NCR. 

Keeiey's  sob.  It  14  of  It  46  in  b  26  in  sec  29  39  14.  Nov  29,  Ham  Ed- 
mnad  Filzglbbcn,  admtr.  NCR. 

Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  24  in  b-7  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  20  39  14.  Nov  30, 
11  a  m.  Maria  '  npa,  admtrx.  NCR. 

Reaper's  add.  Its  21,  22  and  32  in  b  5,  being  a  pt  of  the  original  b  5  of 
Moore's  sub  of  Ihe  e  14  of  the  n  w  )4  of  seo  30  39  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m. 
Jae  ValectiDe,  admtr.  NOR. 

Gehr's  enb.  Its  14  and  16  in  b  7  in  Hamburg  of  bs  23  and  24  in  the 
Ca^al  Trustees  sub  of  eec  33  39  14.  Nov  29,  11a  m.  Franz  Koek 
admtr.  NOR. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo'e  aub.  Its  1,  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  sees  5  an  I  6  37  16;  also  It 
13  in  b  3  of  Berger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  being  a  sub  of  Ihe  e  w  J4  of  «eo 
32  38  15.  Nov  19,  Ham.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk. 
N  0  R. 

Holatein,  Sherman's  add,  an  und  M  of  It  17  in  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  e 
e  !4  of  the  u  w  14  seo  31  40  14.  Nov  30,  11am.  Chas  J  Krumseia. 
admtr.  NOR. 

0-inger  &  Davis  sal).  Its  24  to  46  in  b  1,  and  Its  21  to  46  in  b  2  of  Ihe  s  y, 
of  the  w  y,  of  the  e  H  of  the  w  14  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  5  39  39  13.  Nov 
^2,  1pm.  Fdm  8  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  NCR. 

Bryant's  tub,  all  of  b  1  (ex  Its  18,  19  a.  d  20)  of  the  s  of  the  w  14  of 
the  8  w  !4  of  the  n  w  J4  of  sec  13  37  13;  also  Its  37  to  48  in  b  1,  said 
sub.  Nov  25,  10  am.  Thns  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7i2  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  N. 

RocKwell's  add.  It  36  in  the  enb  of  It  4  in  b  8.  Nov  25,  1pm.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  1:  0  Wiishicgton  et.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Co'8  sub.  It  38  in  b  6  of  the  a  e  J4  of  the  e  e  >4  of  f-ec  19  37  14 
Nov  25,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr.  master.  L  N. 

Piatt's  snb.  Ijs  29  and  30  of  It  14  in  Seipp's  sub,  of  the  w  H  of  Ihe  n  w 
»4  of  sej  25  38  14.  Nov  25,  11  a  m.  Biram  Barber,  maeter,  626 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Canal  Trustee's  aub.  It  18  in  b  6  of  the  w  pt  of  sec  6  39  14.  Nov  26,  11  a 
m.  Waiter  butlfcr,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  K. 

Com  8.10  chains  n  of  the  8  e  cor  of  the  8  w  ;4  of  sec  9  in  41  13  and  run- 
ning from  thence  w  20.02  chains;  tbence  n  5  93  chainc;  Ihence  e 
20.01  chains,  Ihence  s  5.95  chains  to  the  place  of  begiuLing,  ex  the  w 

I  rod  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  8  w  H  of  said  seo  9.  Nov  26,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N" 

Knssell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add,  sublt  7  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  10.    Dec  7, 

II  a  m.  Chas  E  Schlytern,  executor.  L  N. 

Sherman's  sub.  It  2  in  b  7  of  the  e  54  of  the  w  !4  of  the  8  e  54  of  sec  26 

39  14.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  L  Moss,  admtr.  NCR. 
Ohi  DiatilliDg  Co's  aub,  eubit  1  of  It  1  of  b  19  in  ghtlfield's  add.  Nov 

22,  Edm  SCuu-minge,  mnster.  NCR. 
Shortall,  Trustee's  aub,  It  16  in  b  16  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  26 

38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.    tdw  A  Dicker,  master,  1119  Tacoma  bldg 

NCR. 

Keith's  aub.  Its  24  and  25  In  b  5  of  Ihe  s  w  i4  of  the  s  e  »4  of  sec  14  38 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 

Holstein,  Hherman'a  add.  Its  8  and  9  in  b5.  Nov  22,  10  a  m,  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  maeter.  NOR. 

Seavern's  sub.  It  11  in  b  7  of  Ihe  s  w  54  of  sue  25  40  13.  Nov  22, 10  a  m 
Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  N  0  R. 

Keith's  SQb,  Its  12  and  13  of  the  s  H  of  the  n  Vi  of  the  n  e  ^  of  the  s  e 
>4  of  the  n  w  J4  of  eec  8  38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 
NOR. 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  aid.  It  14  in  b  7.  Nov  23,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Ma- 
honey,  master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  N  0  R. 

Gardner's  65th  st  blvd  add.  It  37  in  b  2  in  the  n  w  54  of  sec  16  38  14. 
Nov  22,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 


K^ry^V?*"'  "  ""^  "^^  of  b  2  In  b  6  of  ba  1  to  6  and  w  H  of 
..f.,  ""^'^"'1' °' 8  «■ (e''  '»e  w  4.62  acres) 

u=  1  T         '^^"'"8      "'^  "  ^«      ">»  "  e  >4  of  eec  18  39  U;  alao 

otWTu  sVi°s  ^Jn^V^"',?  "  of  the  wH  of  Ibe  n  e  !4 

or  sec  1139  13.  Nov  18.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  Woolverton,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lorlmer's  sub,  Ita  ],  3.  9  to  IS,  17.  U.  22.  23.  28,  83,  36.  40  and  44  of  Ihe 
e  /j  of  lie  1  and  4  in  IngUhatt's  enb  of  lh»  s  w  of  eec  7  38  14.  Nov 
12,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  et  L  N. 

Edison  Pk,  Ita  28  and  29  In  b  2,  being  a  sub  in  af  c  36  41  12  Nov  12  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Van  echaack  &  Herriok's  sub,  it  43  in  b  4,  It  10  in  b  6.  It  g8  in  b  3,  It  22 
^i'r'i?  .'"^  ^     "  ^"  '°    *•     '2  In  b  5,  It  b9  in  b  3.   Nov  11,  11  a 
m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N. 

'°'°fv®.,*.'^^°*°M®'''  "8°''-  "  18  1°  h  *  of  bs  3,  6,  9  and  lO  and  iho  a 
of  b  8  of  the  village  of  Wilmette.  Nov  16,  11  a  m.  Ellzaleih  Hauser. 
admtrx.  NOR, 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick'a  sub.  It  20  in  b  3  It  23  in  b  3,  It  44  in  b  4,  It  24 
"J  ^k"'  ^J'  "  ^°     ^  'I  b     "  48  in  b  3  of  lue  n  40  acres 

of  Ihe  w  14  of  the  e  y,  of  seo  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  Jl  a  m.  H  L  Walt,  mas- 
fer.  L  N. 

Smith's  reetib  of  Gilliam's  snb.  It  26  of  b  3  of  It  3  in  the  ptn  of  the  8  % 
of  the  s  e  >4  ot  12  39  18.  Nov  12.  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Van  Sohaack  &  Herrlck's  snb,  It  15  in  b  6,  It  45  in  b  3,  It  42  in  b  3.  II  4 
in  b  6.  It  86  inb  3,  It  <6  iu  b3  ot  then  4i)  acres  of  the  w  14  of  the  e  Vi 
of  seo  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  11  a  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

°Vou*,'i'''J**        ^'^  in  b  3  ef  the  u  y,  of  the  e  /,  of  the  8  e  H  of  seo 

7  38  14.  Nov  16  Ham.  Chaa  T  Fareon,  maeter,  108  j  earborn  st. 
L  N. 

Forest  Ridge  aub,  It  5  in  b  8  a  enb  of  the  e  H  of  Ihe  n  w  14  of  eec  7  87 
14.  Nov  15,  10  a  m.  Walter  BuUer,  matter,  66  Portland  blk.  NCR. 

^ 'Ir^'n  ^/"x';'  "  ^'  2-  3-  4-  7  and  n  /,  of  b  6  of  Ihe  n  w  }4  of  eeo 

29  40  14.  NoA  26.  11  a  m.  Alex  Ohytraus,  udmtr.  N  0  K. 

Oornm;  ptn.  It  or  b  5  of  the  a  %  of  the  s  e  !4  of  the  n  w  >4;  and  the  s  y, 
ot  the  a  w  »4  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  31  38  16.  Nov  23,  11  a  m  t  T  As- 
pern,  admtr.  NCR. 

C  &  0  0  &  D  Co's  sub.  It  14  in  b  16  of  seoa  5  and  fi  37  15.  Nov  15  Ham 
Wirt  E  Humphrey,  master,  539  Monadnock  blk.  NOR. 

Robbin's  eub.  It  41  s  of  Erie  8t,  of  b  2  In  the  Aeseesor's  dlv  of  the  e  % 
of  Iha  n  w  H  of  eec  8  39  14.  Nov  23,  12  m.  Peter  Olsen  bkaaden, 
admtr.  NCR,  ' 

N  W  Unvsty  sub,  It  5  of  b  37  in  the  Village  of  Evanston.  Nov  20  11  a 
m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llu  La  Salle  et.  NOR. 

Canal  Trueteea  sub,  sublt  1  in  eub  of  It  10  in  b  66  of  n  w  54  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Auna  T  McQerry,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Ill  and  Mioh  Canal  Co's  sub,  Ihe  e  >6  of  eubIt  1  and  the  e  1-3  of  «nblt  2 
ot  It  2  b  22  in  the  frl  eeo  15  39  14.  Nov  Ifl.  11  a  m.  thas  T  Parson 
master,  I18  Dearborn  St.  L  N. 

Vincent,  It  6  and  the  w  %  of  It  4  in  b  1  a  enb  of  Ihe  n  e  14  of  the  n  w  !4 
of  eec  31  411  14;  also  Its  47  and  46  in  enblt  7  of  b  13  in  bheffleld  add. 
Dec  3,  11  a  m.  Auguete  Risiow,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Granville's  eub.  Its  1  to  5  in  b  1  of  (he  s  w  U  of  the  e  w  y  of  the  n  w  54 
of  sec  9  38  14.  Nov  18,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  maeter,  HO  La  Salle  St. 

Lee's  add.  Its  28  and  29  of  b  12,  being  a  sub  of  pt  of  the  e  %  of  the  n  w 
H  and  the  w ot  the  n  e  J4  of  eec  6  29  14.  Nov  22,  Ham.  JaeH 
Van  Vliesingen,  admtr.  L  N. 

Hansbtongh  &  Hess  sab,  the  e  25  ft  of  It  10  in  b  13  of  the  e  14  of  the  s 
w  !4  of  sec  36  40  13.  Nov  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  66  Port 
laLd  blk.  L  N. 

Kettlestring'a  enb.  It  6  of  a  eub  of  sublte  1  2,  3,  4  and  the  n  14  of  It  6  in 
the  s  e  cor  of  the  n  w  '4  of  sec  7  39  13.  Nov  19,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler 
master.  L  N. 

Jernberg's  eub,  divers  lots  in  said  snb.  Nov  18,  Ham.  H  L  Wait 
maeter.  L  N.  ' 

Kneeland  &  Wright's  2nd  add  to  W  Pullman,  Its  26  and  2Mn  b  1  in  the 

8  w  V4  of  eec  21  37  14.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman,  masier,  56 
Reaper  bit.  L  N. 

Dlokey  &  Baker's  eub,  lie  ]  to  12, 17,  18,  21,  59,  30.  64,  65,  66  in  b  6  of 
the  w  14  of  the  e  14  ot  the  n  w  V4  of  tec  33  40  13.  Nov  20,  12  m  Jno 
J  Healy,  maeter,  401-41.7  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Ellis'  eae  t  add,  Ihe  n  15  7  12  ft  of  the  s  31  2-12  ft  of  the  n  62  4.12  ft  of 
that  pt  w  of  alley  of  the  w  54  of  It  40.  Nov  18,  11  a  m.  Chas  T  Fareon 
masier.  L  N. 

On  ver'e  Pk,  Gammon's  sub.  It  2  b  4  of  Its  1  and  2  of  Murbach  et  al  eub 
of  the  e  e  >4  of  e  w  %  ot  eeo  7  40  14.  No.  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Turkingicn'e  blvd  and  Park  reenb,  It  9  of  b  9  of  Drexel  &  Smith's  snb 
of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w  54  and  the  w  y^  of  the  w  !4  of  the  e  w  K  of  eeo 
11  38  14.  Nov  18  11  a  m.  Eaw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Kirkland'e  sub.  I's  46  and  46  In  b  3  of  the  s  ^  of  Ihe  s  w  ^  of  the  n  w 
J4  of  sec  20  38  14.  Nov  13,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  L  N. 

Rexford  &  Bellamy's  sub.  Its  15,  44,  46,  46  and  47  of  It  4  Egan'e  enb  of 
the  e  14  of  the  e  e  H  of  eec  1  i)6  13.  Nov  18,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker, 
maeter.  L  N. 

Griffith's  sub,  it  18  q  2  of  Ihe  n  w  14  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  9  38  14.  Nov  28 
Ham.  FT  Kinnare,  admtr  NCR. 

Bellamy's  eub,  It  12  in  b  ),  nf  the  n  4n  acres  of  the  e  60  acres  of  the  e 
14  of  Ihe  8  e  »4  of  eec  32  38  14.  Nov  22,  10  a  m.  Harry  SkeeleR,  admtr 
NOR. 

Carpenter's  add,  it 2  in  the  eub  of  the  w  100  feet  of  It  6  in  b  49.  Nov  11 
2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter.  L  N. 

CIr  Ot  Comm  eub.  It  34  iQ  b  2  of  b  4  in  Canal  Trustee's  sub  of  eec  33 
39  14.  Nov  11,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter.  L  N. 

Weetfall's  eub,  the  w  25  ft  of  the  e  60  ft  of  the  w  ICO  ft  cf  It  60  in  div  1, 
of  21 8  acres,  being  the  e  14  of  the  s  w  14  and  the  s  e  14  c  f  eeo  3u  33 
15.  Nov  6,  Ham,  PL  bherman,  master,  56  Reaper  his.  L  N. 

Higgins,  Law  &  Oo'e  add.  It  16  in  b  7.  Nov  19,  11  a  m.  P  L  Sherman, 
master.  L  N. 

The  8  w  I4  of  the  8  w  !4  of  eec  8  36  14;  b<  3  ard  4,  ex  He  4  and  6  in  the 
Village  of  Glenwood,  Campbell'e  let  add .  Nov  14,  11  am.  Irwiu  T 
Coe,  guardian.  L  N. 

Tlib  n  w  14  of  the  n  e  14  of  sec  27  42  11;  the  s  w  14  of  Ihe  n  e  14  of  seo 
27  42  11;  the  s  e  14  of  the  e  w  14  of  8ec,23  42  11.  Nov  16,  11  a  m.  Hi- 
ram Snow,  adm.r.  L  N. 

Woolley'e  eub.  It  6  in  b  1  ot  714  acres  e  and  adj  the  w  10  acres  of  Ihe 
u  e  I4  of  tec  36  40  13  and  It  33  in  said  eub  and  Us  19,  20  and  21  in  b  4 
iu  said  tub.  Nov  14,  H  a  m,  Annie  Q  McOarlhy,  admtix.  L  N, 


JJovember  16,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1095 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
IWarranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
Ithe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Nov.  14,  1895. 

bales.  AmODQt. 

Oity,  over  $1,000   311  $2,168,974 

3  ity,  under  $1,000   98  66,425 

Ooonty  ,   90  274,460 

Total   499  $2,498,859 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Nov.  15,  1894. 

Hales.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  OTOr  $1,000                             298  $2,669,888 

aity,  under  1,000...                       124  70,148 

Jounty                                        139  816,092 

Total   661  $3,056,128 

Aberdeen  st,  75  ft  s  of  73d,  e  f  26x12*3^; 
Nov  9.  H  Venables  to  J  Sohroeder.$3,5C0 

Adast,  141  ftn  of  59tb,  w  f  I49xl24j^; 
also  Throop,  141  ft  n  of  59th,  e  f  149x 
124J^;  Nov  1.*?.  American  Oeramio 
Works  to  I  O  Giflford  $32,100 

i^ddison  av,  176%  ft  e  of  Woloott  at,  n  f 
25x124;  Ang  27.  M  Colbert  to  J  Sleidel 
 f  1,600 

Addison  st,  s  w  oor  Hermitage  av,  n  f  50 
xl25;  Oct  22,  W  M  Wheatley  to  J  L 
Heidenblnth  |6,000 

Mbany  av,  89>^  ft  n  of  Franklin,  e  f  50x 
1251^;  Nov  12.  M  Hntohina  to  E  O 
Starke  $1,000 

^.lexander  et,  425  ft  e  of  Princeton  av,  s  f 
25x100;  Nov  8.  M  E  Jones  to  0  Farley 
  ..$1,8C0 

kle  st,  56  ft  e  of  N  42d  av,  n  f  28x100; 
Nov  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  K  Yonng  reo 
 $4,500 

Armour  av,  325  ft  n  of  37th  st,  e  f  27>tx 
57;  Nov  2.  J  B  Case  to  P  L  Underwood 
 $3,000 

Vshland  av,  300  ft  a  of  Byron,  e  f  50xl24i^; 
Oct  19.  8  E  Appel  to  E  Viehmann 
 $3,360 

X^shiand  av,  75  ft  s  of  Anstin,  w  f  25x113; 
Oct  1.  8  J  Timoney  to  R  A  Clark  et  al 
 $3,000 

Angnsta  st,  n  w  cor  N  45th  av,  s  f  125x 
131;  Nov  8.  M  E  Eneale  to  H  7?  Dnn- 
canson  $2,000 

Aa^nsta  st,  50  ft  «  of  N  42d  av,  s  f  50x 
123;  Nov  4. 1  D  Brown  to  H  S  Braokett 
  $1,200 

Instin  av,  56  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  n  f  29  5-12 
xlOO;  Jane  4.  O  Foerster  to  J  P  Kenny 
 $8,500 

Austin  av,  same  ppty;  Oct  16.  J  P  Kenny 
to  E  Foerster   $8,500 

Anstin  av,  s  e  cor  S  49th  av,  n  f  35x118; 
Nov  7.  J  P  Wingard  to  A  T  Wingard 
 $1,000 

Belden  av,  146  ft  w  of  Larrabee  st,  s  f  50 
xl34;  Nov  1.  A  B  Crawford  to  O  A 
Amnndson  $10,000 

Belden  av,  160  ft  w  of  Hanoook,  s  f  25x 
126;  Sep  6.  Est  of  A  Deegemer  to  O 
Karg  $1,1C0 

Berlin  st,  148.8  ft  w  of  Ta'.lman  av,  s  f  50 
xl25;  Oct  7,  Q  A  Brndd  to  A  Holonbek 
 $6,000 

Berlin  st.  148  8-10  ft  w  of  Tallman  av,  s  f 
25x125;  Nov  6.  A  Holonbek  to  J  Holon- 
bek $3,0C0 

Berlin  st,  174  ft  w  of  Tallman  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Nov  6.  Same  to  F  Holonbek.  .$3,000 

Bishop  st,  s  w  cor  53d.  e  f  25x124  47-100; 
Nov  6.  A  A  Pleet  to  K  Herman. .  .$5,800 

Bishop  st,  250  ft  s  of  52d.  w  f  25x124; 
Nov  7.  D  Schamaoher  to  Illinois  B  and 
L  Assn  $1,753 

Bishop  st,  274  ft  s  of  48th,  w  f  25x124; 
Nov  1.  J  Backhansen  to  M  Kern. .  .$1,060 

Bismarck  ot,  600  ft  e  of  Sheldon  st,  n  f  24 
x6C;  Nov  2.  M  Thomsen  to  J  Anderson 
 $1,6C0 

Bissell  st,  292  ft  s  w  of  Willow,  u  e  f  25x 
50;  Nov  7.  C  Grams  to  J  Krieger.  .$2,100 

Bissell  st  and  ShefQeld  av,  alley  It  bet,  337 
ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  50x29;  Oct  22.  G 
M  Stevens  to  0  Baokingbam  $3,513 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet,  307 
ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  50x29;  Oct  22.  R 
J  Stevens  to  same  $3,513 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet, 
191  ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  50x29;  Oct  23. 
A  M  Steal  to  same  $3,513 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet, 
278  ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  50x29;  Oct  23. 
E  L  Stevens  to  same  $3,513 

Bissell  st  and  Olybonrn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
98  ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  60x25,  and  other 
ppty;  Sep  30.  G  Hofemeister  to  same 
  $10,250 

Bissell  st  and  Clyboarn  av,  alley  It  bet, 


223  ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  60x25;  Sep  24. 
H  QntzlofiE  to  same  $1,600 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet,  160 
ft  n  of  Willow  st,  50x24;  Oct  26.  J 
Sohroeder  to  same  $1,200 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet, 
194  ft  n  of  Center  st,  5Cx30;  Oct  21.  H 
Kraoht  et  al  to  same  $6,500 

Baena  Park  terrace,  141  ft  w  of  Fremont 
st,  n  f  20x100;  Sep  19.  G  W  Hnbbard 
to  C  Garner  $1,300 

Baena  Park  terrace,  121  ft  w  of  Fremont 
st,  n  f  20x100;  Sep  19.  Same  to  L  Q 
Prnitt  $1,300 

Botler  st,  25  ft  s  of  32d,  w  f  25x124  8-10; 
Nov  12.  E  O'Brien  to  H  W  Sleinhoer 
 $2,400 

Bntler  st,  125  ft  n  of  30th,  e  f  25x124  8-10; 
Oci  23.  Est  of  W  Gregorey  to  T  Greg- 
orey  $1,100 

California  av,  73  ft  s  of  Warsaw,  e  f  24x 
122>^;  Nov  4.  0  V  Malatke  to  C  Gnse 
 $3,500 

California  av,  49  ft  n  of  Harvard  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Nov  12.  O  Pertsoh  to  C  Pertsch 
 $6,500 

Campbell  av,  274  ft  s  of  Potomac,  w  f  24 
xl26;  Oct  15.  G  Lnndqnist  to  W  North 
Avenne  Bnilding  and  Loan  Assn.  .$3,000 

Campbell  av,  36  ft  s  of  Flonrnoy  st,  w  f 
17^x85  8-10;  Nov  5.  H  N  Larrabee  to 
D  A  Baggio  $2,800 

Center  av,  s  e  oor  W  30th  pi,  w  f  116>^x 
168;  Nov  12.  S  W  Hoston  to  R  L  Lyons 
 $15,000 

Center  av,  premises  No  5919  25x124.58; 
Oct  26.  J  A  Peterson  to  E  C  Goldthorp 
 $2,800 

Chicago  av  E,  premises  No  96,  24x130; 
Oct  26.  C  S  Johnson  to  A  I  Benson 
 $7,000 

Chicago  av,  49  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f  48x 
108;  Nov  8.  R  R  Birney  to  J  E  Mane- 
field...  $2,500 

Claremont  av,  bet  Potomac  and  Division 
sts,  w  f  30x126;  Nov  12.  W  A  Anderson 
to  J  Nielson  $2,000 

Claremont  av,  313  ft  w  of  Sonthport,  n  f 
49x125;  Nov  9.  M  Albitz  to  R  Brand 
 $1,300 

Clifton  Park  av,  425  ft  s  of  W  18th  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Nov  13.  M  F  Walsh  to  M  Dnnne 
 $1,000 

Coles  av,  s  w  oor  78th  st,  e  f  87x200;  Nov 
4.  C  Chambers  et  al  to  J  G  Campbell 
 $6,000 

Colorado  av,  228  ft  w  of  Homan,  s  f  53  ft 
thro  to  Jaokson  st,  Nov  8.  J  M  Race  to 
F  M  Bowes  $8,000 

Commercial  av,  169  ft  n  of  8  Chicago,  e 
f  25xl38>^;  Nov  4.  C  W  Lindner  to  C  H 
Foote  .$2,5r0 

Commercial  st,  200  ft  n  of  Grace,  w  f  25x 
108;  Nov  7.  8  L  Walker  to  W  T  Carroll 
  $2,700 

Congress  st,  101  f t  w  of  8  4l9t  av,  s  f  25x 
124  7-10;  Nov  11.  0  W  Fry  to  T  W  Fry 
 $1,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  50  ft  s  of  eist  st,  w  f 
100x165;  Nov  6.  F  H  Dickey  et  al  to  W 
Porter  ,  $15,000 

Connselman's  sab.  It  19  blk  1  n  n  e  ^ 
s  w  34,  15  39  13;  Nov  1.  J  E  Mansfield 
to  M  A  Williams    $2,650 

Crawford  av,  s  w  cor  Kamerling,  e  f  56^ 
xl2il4,;  Nov  7.  R  Lang  et  al  to  G  Lang 
 $1,700 

Dayton  st,  150  ft  n  of  Willow,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  1.  Amanda  Menge  to  Amalia 
Menge  $2,(iC0 

Dayton  st,  150  ft  n  of  Willow,  w  f  26x125; 
Nov  1.  H  L  Menge  to  A  Menge  .$2,000 

Dayton  st,  130  ft  n  of  Cornelia  av.  e  f  25 
xl243^;  Nov  12.  J  S  Erikson  to  E  Stock 
 $2,C00 

Diversey  av,  s  e  oor  Paulina  st,  n  f  74x 
125;  Oct  1.  ON  Strotz  to  I  Latzer 
 $4,000 

Diversey  av,  120  ft  e  of  Maplewood,  b  f 
24x130^;  Nov  6.  N  Bohman  to  J  F 
Powell   $2,000 

Diversey  av,  73  ft  e  of  Hammond,  s  f  48x 
125;  Aug  8.  C  B  Meyer  to  P  Rosenberger 
 8l,4C0 

Dover  st,  n  w  cor  Leland  av,  e  f  56x151; 
Nov  13,'94.  Graceland  Cem  Co  to  O 
Grawe  $3,217 

Drexel  av,  99  ft  s  of  77th st,  w  f  37}^xl25; 
Oct  30.  B  Larson  to  N  Monnioks,  .$1,700 

Drexel  av,  36  ft  s  of  71st  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  13.  Cottage  Grove  B  and  L  Assn 
to  J  Collier  $1,200 

Drexel  av,  73  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x126; 
Nov  8.  N  Varley  to  C  8  Crow  $1,500 

Drexel  av,  bet  57th  and  58th  sts,  w  f  lOOx 
130;  Oot  22.  A  F  Fletcher  to  W  Loeb 


 $10,000 

Eggleston  av,  bet  7l8t  and  72d  sts,  w  f  25 
1119}^;  Nov  6.  0  H  Tabor  to  H  0  Lan- 
ders  $5,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  325  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Oot  26.  M  Becarik  to  J 
Richter  $6,400 

Eighteenth  st,  s  e  cor  8  4lBt,  n  f  48x125; 
Nov  12.  P  Levy  to  I  N  Harpmann. $1,200 

Eighty-fourth  st,  n  e  oor  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f 
98xl25>^;  Oct  17.  H  W  Dnnoanson  to  L 
B  Hibbard  $1,500 

Eighty-eighth  st,  73  8-10  ft  e  of  Manistee 
av,  n  f  49  8-10x115;  June  16.  J  H  tjch- 
lund  to  J  M  MoOave  $4,100 

Ellis  av,  186  ft  s  of  77th  st,  e  f  60x126; 
Nov  LAP  LaOlait  et  al  to  L  M  Jeffrey 
 $1,500 

Emerald  av,  322  ft  s  of  119th  st,  w  f  50x 
123;  July  16.  American  T  &  8  Bank  to 
F  A  Farrington   $1,300 

Enolid  av,  223  ft  s  of  81st  st,  w  f  25x1253^, 
and  other  ppty;  Apr  2.  M  C  Rasmussen 
to  C  A  Tyrell  $1,200 

Evanston  av,  200  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f 
hn%2-Hl4;  Nov  12.  E  J  Johnson  to  R 
WoBsliok  $5,000 

Evans  av,  233  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  25x129; 
Nov  7.  0  H  KoUmann  to  J  R  Emery 
 $2,000 

Evans  av,  48  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  48x122; 
Sep  26.  L  M  Bnhlig  to  F  H  Bartholo- 
mew $3,400 

Fairfield  av,  1733^  ft  n  of  Bloomiogdale, 
w  f  26x126;  Nov  1.  S  Harnstrom  to  A 
L  Axem  $2,300 

Fairfield  av,  174  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale,  w 
f  26x126;  Oct  16.  O  Ravnaas  to  8  Harn- 
strom ■  $2,300 

Fiftieth  pi,  29  ft  w  of  Peoria  st,  n  f  lOOx 
126;  Nov  2.  Newberry  Library  to  Cath- 
olic Bishop  of  Chicago  $2,850 

Fifty-fourth  st,  b  w  ocr  Monroe  av.  n  f  40 
x75;  Sep  26.  C  M  Reeve  to  A  S  Bosch 
 $5,800 

Fifty-fifth  st,  83  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f  25x 
132;  Nov  12.  E  Galvin  to  E  P  Brennan 
 $1,600 

Fifty-eighth  st,  50  ft  e  of  Wallace,  n  f  50 
xl32;  Oct  25.  T  McRoberts  to  A  B 
Southard  $2,212 

Fifty-ninth  Bt  N,  141  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
s  f  125x125;  Nov  9.  B  R  De  Yonng  to  T 
B  Dner  $6,000 

Fifty-ninth  st  N,  86  ft  e  of  Milwaukee  av, 
8  f  76x125;  July  9, '94.  P  Russell  to  J  J 
Sullivan  ....$1,8C0 

Forrestville  av  bet  46th  and  46th  sts,  e  f 
20x119  85-100;  Oct  17.  W  Q  Clark  to  J 
8  Olote  et  al  $9,500 

Forrestville  av,  s  w  cor  48th  st,  e  f  983^x 
125;  Oot  28.  E  F  Bayley  to  W  K  Gore 
et  al  $13,750 

Fortieth  av  S,  50  ft  n  of  Grenshaw  st,  w  f 
50x126;  Nov  4.  M  A  Show  to  F  Bruhh 
 $2,000 

Fortieth  av  N.  150  ft  n  of  Courtland,  e  f 
35x125;  Oct' 15.  W  North  Avenue  B,  L 
and  a  Assn  to  0  G  Lnndgrist  $1,600 

Forty-first  av  8,  n  e  cor  Harvard  st,  w  f 
83x126;  Feb  22.  M  H  Scully  to  E  T 
Noonan  $2,000 

Forty-first  ct  N,  3(0  ft  s  of  Byron  st,  e  f 
60xl73j^;  Nov  2.  M  G  Brown  to  VC 
Nichols  $6,000 

Forty-second  ct  N,  150  ft  n  of  Belle 
Plaine  av,  e  f  50x155  1-10;  Sep  27.  O 
Ropp  to  W  Wilcox  $1,000 

Forty-second  av  S,  50  ft  s  of  13th  st,  e  f 
26xl26M;  Nov  8.  J  Vrastil  to  Silver 
Leaf  B  and  L  Assn  $1,800 

Forty-third  st.  5  ft  w  of  Wallace,  n  f  25x 
1263^;  Nov  8.  A  Caldwell  to  H  J  Kearns 
   $4,500 

Forty-third  st,  same  ppty;  Nov  8.  H  J 
Kearns  to  E  Madigan  $5,000 

Fortv-third  pi  W,  n  w  cor  Wallace  st,  s  f 
25xl26>^;  Nov  11.  OS  Clements  to  0 
Foerster  $4,200 

Forty-fourth  st,  236  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  50x113;  Nov  2  H  L  Greenebaum 
to  H  MoOormiok  $6,000 

Forty- fourth  st,  100  ft  w  of  Evans  av,  s  f 
33J^xl08;  Nov  11.  M  J  Gunsaulus  to  J 
Johnston  Jr  $7,000 

Forty-fifth  pi  W,  301  ft  e  of  Wentworth 
av,  n  f  25x122;  Oct  31.  G  B  Upp  to  W 
Orchard  $5,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  350  ft  w  of  Aberdeen, 
n  f  25x126;  Nov  5.  A  Wetzel  to  W  Hat- 
tendorf  et  al  $5,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  100  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f 
24x125;  Oct  21.  J  Clark  to  M  O'Oonnell 
 $2,800 

Forty-eighth  st,  169  ft  e  of  Union,  s  f  24x 
125;  Nov  1.  J  Doherty  to  M  Qara. $1,750 


Forty-eighth  at,  89  ft  w  of  Kenwood  av,  s 
f  20x60;  Sen  23.  A  Moses  to  M  E  Up- 
dike ".  $9,500 

Forty-eighth  av  8,  54  ft  s  of  Indiana  st, 
e  f  25x126;  Mar  1.  M  Lawrence  to  B 
Boyeen  $2,224 

Francisco  av,  250  ft  s  of  Courtland  st,  e  f 
26x115;  Sep  11.  W  Frink  to  J  Johnson 
 $2,200 

Francisco  av,  50  ft  s  of  Dunning  st,  e  f  26 
xl25  7-10;  Nov  1.  B  Miller  to  G  A  Seav- 
erns  $1,933 

Francis  st,  166  ft  e  ot  Southport  av,  s  f 
75x125;  Nov  9.  R  F  Shanklin  to  8  B 
Frasier  $3,000 

Franklin  av,  273^  ft  e  of  Albany,  s  f  25x 
113;  Aug  30.  A  0  Smith  to  F  B  Kidder 
 $2,000 

Fremont  st,  283  ft  s  of  Addison,  e  f  25x 
1243^;  Nov  8.  0  Zimmermain  to  0  Zim- 
mermaiu  $1,982 

Fnlton  st,  fiO  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  30x124; 
Oot  30.  F  H  Hunt  to  W  J  Hupao.  .$2,500 

Garfield  blvd,  83  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  n  f 
50x130;  Oot  24.  J  Cohlhof  to  F  I  Peters 
 $4,250 

Grace  st,  81  ft  e  of  Bosworlh  av,  n  f  37}^ 
xl25;  Nov  12.  E  J  Roy  to  E  Nemeyer 
 $3,500 

Grand  av,  n  e  oor  Avers,  s  f  72x1173^;  Oct 
4.  0  N  Owen  to  T  0  Ryan  $3,300 

Greenwood  av,  113  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  35x 
146;  Nov  11.  L  M  Jeffrey  to  J  W  Eber- 
sol  et  al  $12,000 

Greenwood  av,  148  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  25x 
180;  Nov  7.  J  J  Jeffrey  to  L  M  Jeffrey 
 $11,000 

Greenwood  av,  248  ft  s  of  65th  st,  w  f  50x 
126;  Nov  1.  M  T  Maroney  to  J  R  Young 
 $3,500 

Green  st,  150  ft  a  of  Madison,  e  f  100x125; 
Nov  9.  W  F  Stewart  trustee  of  0  Stew- 
art, deceased,  to  J  F  Meagher  $30,000 

Green  st,  128  ft  s  of  64th.  e  f  32x124;  Nov 
6.  J  R  Young  to  M  T  Maroney  $7,000 

Green  st,  150  ft  n  of  6l8t,  w  f  25x125;  Oct 
25.  W  T  Church  to  0  Williams  et  al 
 $1,500 

Haddon  st,  1173^  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f 
24x1^0;  June  15.  Mast  in  Cby  to  La 
Fayette  B  and  L  Assn  $2,239 

Haddon  st,  72  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f  24 
x30;  Nov  11.  P  J  Schreck  to  B  Bott 
 $2,500 

Halsted  st,  s  w  cor  77th,  ef  107x1173^; 
Oct  £6,'90.  Dr  8  Place  to  M  E  Gurley 
et  al  $7,600 

Halsted  st,  166  ft  s  of  Garfield  blvd,  e  f 
50x120;  Nov  4.  P  J  Daley  to  P  P  Daley 
  $6,(00 

Haleted  st,  250  ft  a  of  65th,  w  f  25xl(  0; 
Nov  4.  F  W  Stranaa  to  F  M  Kahn. $2,000 

Hamlin  av,  182  ft  s  of  Ohio  st.  w  f  50x 
121;  Oct  9.  8  E  Blaisdell  to  J  H  Veaey 
 $3,700 

Hammond  av,  113  ft  s  of  Conneaut,  w  f 
373^x125;  Sep  4.  G  W  Higgins  et  al  to 
K  F  Werner   $1,275 

Hammond  av,  75  ft  a  of  Conneaut,  w  f 
873^x125;  July  22.  Same  to  C  H  Lee 
 $1,200 

Hermitage  av,  bet  67th  and  68th  ata,  w  f 
49x1243^;  Nov  7.  0  A  Jeffera  to  J 
Rhodes  $2,0f0 

Homer  st,  308  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  24x 
100;  Sep  12.  Est  of  H  bawalisoh  to  F  O 
Sohroeder  $4,500 

Honore  st,  125  f t  n  of  37th,  e  f  26x120; 
Nov  8.  F  Geraemann  to  H  and  B  Van- 
gerow  $2,000 

Hoyne  av,  159  ft  n  of  Montrose  blvd,  w  f 
333^x1733^;  Oot  22.  J  0  Lyman  to  A 
D  O'Neil  $1,066 

Houston  av,  224  ft  a  of  82d  at,  e  f  25x125; 
Oct  29.  W  Grabarezyk  to  M  Maknrat 
 $1,800 

Humboldt  blvd,  175  ft  n  of  Fullerton  av, 
w  f  373^x125;  Oot  24.  0  J  Hertzer  to  Q 
Bilger  $3,750 

Humboldt  blvd,  213  ft  n  of  Fullerton  av, 
w  f  373^x125;  Oct  24.  G  Bilger  to  0  J 
Hertzer    $3,750 

Huron  st,  a  e  cor  Harding  av,  n  f  76x76; 
Oct  4.  O  Perkins  to  W  Claflin  $19,600 

Huron  st,  48  ft  e  of  Avers  av,  n  f  24x111; 
Nov  5.  H  W  Dnnoanson  to  M  E  Kneale 
 $2,750 

Huron  st,  a  e  cor  Springfield  av,  n  f  194x 
110  8-10,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  30.  H  A 
Ripley  et  al  to  R  L  Friaby  $12,600 

Indiana  av,  100  ft  a  of  48th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
160  7  10;  Nov  6.  J  J  Sohobinger  to  W 
H  Fleming  $13,000 

Indiana  av,  opp  34th  st,  w  f  24x123;  Nov 
6.  W  H  Fleming  to  J  J  Schobingej; 
(Continues  jn  page  1097, 


1096 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ey.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front 
age  on  Austin  Avenue,  which  vras 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Companv  has  all  its  territory  dis 
tricted  in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  marufactnrinsf  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Kail- 
way  Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidinsrs.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  oommnnity  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  soch.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Coloaj  Bldg.,  CHICAGO,  111. 


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IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

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THE  CL.j\I9I!!«  COMPAMr, 

JOHN  WEDDBBB0BN,     -     MANAGING  ATTOBNET 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


November  16.  1895 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBED  FOB 

DIERS  WIDOWS 
CHILDREN,  PARENTS  ' 

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thousands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
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•nti'  ^ncoessfi  1 


Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
Rewidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Seneral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloiixilnlng,  ©to. 
All  Eiaad  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Quincy  St., 
Building  Materiali  Chleaiyo 
For  Sale.     Telephone.  Main  767. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

'   others  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co* 

Z\Z  Wabasn  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


i-ocis  LcEES,  Manager. 


Telephone  Main  1481, 


Chicago 

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OwGt^rs  anrt  Shftll  Fiqh  a  snpcialtv. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


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Coupes,  Buggies,  Cairfiages, 
LAUNDRY,  MILK,  EXPRESS. DELIVERY  andTRUCK  WACONS.B 

741,  743  and  745  W.  Lake  Street. 
Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  payments. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


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COontinaed  from  page  10S5.) 
 $16,000 

Indiana  av,  50  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  50x159; 
Oot  18.  A  E  Perkins  to  P  W  Jackson 
 $2,500 

Indiana  av,  422  ft  n  of  39th  st,  e  f  75x 
1711^;  Nov  11.  F  W  Hervey  to  A  Von 
Glahn  $13,000 

Indiana  av,  400  ft  s  of  99th  st,  e  f  25x125, 
more  or  less;  Nov  11.  W  Bass  to  L  Bass 
 $1,800 

Ini^leside  av,  246  ft  s  of  60th  st,  e  f  50x 
170}4;  Oot  5.  Q  M  Harmon  to  O  G 
Hanson    $33,000 

Irving  av,  350  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  w  f  27x 
126;  Nov  13.  O  E  Homan  to  A  Gee. $4,700 

Jaokson  av,  150  ft  s  of  54th  st,  e  f  19x 
106;  Oot  17.  B  H  Ettelson  to  I  Kitohin 
 $5,130 

Jackson  st,  225  f t  e  of  8  42d  av,  n  f  25x 
124  8-10;  Nov  1.  F  J  Deal  to  G  L  Deal 
 $1,500 

Janssen  ay,  224  ft  n  of  Waveland,  w  f  26x 
120;  Sep  26.  J  Stanmeyer  to  O  Bergquist 
 $1,100 

Johnston  av,  78  ft  e  of  Sacramento,  s  f  25 
xlOO;  Nov  6.  A  Haffenkamp  to  M  F 
Goode..  $5,800 

Joseph  et,  bet  Francisco  and  California 
avs,  8  f  88x126,  and  other  ppty,  Nov 
15,  Est  of  E  G  Holmes  to  H  Morier 
  $6,400 

Jastine  st,  149  ft  s  of  64th,  w  f  25x124; 
Oot  29.  M  W  Lodin  to  0  F  Ullrich.  $4,000 

Kedzie  av,  bet  13th  and  Douglas  blvd,  w 
f  '25x1.^5;  Oot  28.  T  F  O'Connor  to  J  L 
Simpsen  $1 ,500 

Kedzie  av,  200  ft  n  of  W  23d  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  7.  J  Kraloveo  et  al  to  J  Barta 
 $1,060 

Kedzie  av,  260  ft  s  of  15th  st,  e  f  26x125; 
Aug  5.  K  Fay  to  S  W  Fay  $1,700 

Kimbark  av,  421  ft  n  of  6l8t  st,  e  f 
17  83-100x188;  Oot  15.  F  F  Oviatt  to  S 
A  Wilson  $6,000 

Kenmore  av,  385  ft  s  of  Thorndale,  e  f  50 
xl50;  Oot  24.  N  W  Taylor  to  E  Zench 
 $4,000 

Lafayette  av,  n  w  oor  106th  pi,  e  f  60x 
122;  Nov  11.  L  H  Stafford  to  G  J  Hay 
 $1,000 

Lafayette  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  6.  G  J  Hay 
to  O'Donrell  &  Dner  Bav  Brg  Co.  .$1,465 

Lake  st,  181  ft  s  g  of  Central  Park  av,  s  f 
30x77;  Oct  25.  W  V  Brown  to  J  E  West- 
lake  $9,000 

Lake  av,  138  ft  n  w  of  45th  st,  s  w  f  31}4 
xl25;  Deo  22,'94.  A  H  Lowden  to  A 
Smith  $18,000 

Lake  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  22,'94.  A  Smith 
to  T  Wiloe  $18,000 

Langley  av,  236^  ft  s  of  7l8t  st,  w  f  40x 
123>^;  Oot  26.  S  B  Leach  to  M  Hanse 
 $4,000 

Larraboe  st,  125  ft  s  of  Hobble,  w  f  24x 
100;  Nov  7.  M  E  Leonard  to  M  P  Hen- 
dricks $10,000 

Larrabee  st,  84  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  26x137; 
Nov  12.  O  Pertsch  to  C  Pertsch. .  .$2,050 

Lawrence  av,  s  w  cor  N  44th  ot,  n  f  31x 
125;  Nov  4.  M  H  Kilgallen  to  W  J  Peters 
 $1,050 

Lawrence  av,  982  ft  w  of  Western,  s  f  24x 
165;  Nov  8.  J  W  Bent  to  M  Bartzen 
 $2,250 

Leavitt  st,  141  ft  n  of  Addison  av,  w  f  50x 
124;  May  8.  F  A  Oswald  to  E  C  Paschke 
 |1,100 

Leavitt  st,  84  ft  s  of  Coartland,  w  f  16x 
124^;  Oct  26.  M  Hermes  to  I  Ihde.$4,0c0 

Leavitt  st,  s  w  oor  Ohio,  e  f  60x106}^;  Nov 

14.  C  Fields  to  J  Linsky  $6,000 

Lincoln  Park  blvd,  s  e  oor  Walton  pi,  w  f 
lC7>^x231,  more  or  less;  Nov  11.  M  All- 

luindinger  to  Potter  Palmer  $53,450 

Lincoln  av,  192  f  t  s  e  of  Lawrence,  n  e  f 
26  ft  thro  to  Western;  Aug  1.  P  J  Sex- 
ton to  T  Van  Iderstine  $1,100 

Loomis  st,  prenjises  No  126,  imp;  Oct  11, 

T  Q  Frost  to  J  B  Brown  $3,100 

Loomis  st,  84  ft  n  of  Jackson,  e  f  20  9  10 
x84j^;  July  1,  F  C  Brookhausen  to  M 

Brookhanaen  $10,000 

Loomis  st,  300  f  t  s  of  62d,  w  f  26x117; 
Feb  23.  J  L  Price  to  L  B  Benedict  et  al 

 $6,400 

Lowe  av,  175  ft  s  of  70th  st,  w  f  60x125; 

Aug  28.  M  Lansing  to  M  Tait  $2,500 

Luella  av,  72  ft  s  of  82d  st,  w  f  24x125 

Oct  1.  B  Wedeles  to  C  Schober  $2,000 

Lyman  st,  121  ft  e  of  Look,  s  f  24x103; 
Sep  24.  B  Stewart  to  J  J  Campbell 

  .$2,200 

Madison  av,  100  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  50x 
165;  Oct  11.  Est  of  A  Wylie  to  B  Hultin 
 $6,000 


Magrolia  av,  n  e  oor  of  Wilson,  w  f  45x 
147;  Oot  28.  M  Katz  et  al  to  AC  Cox 

 $3,900 

Marshfleld  av,  SCO  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f 
49x125;  Oct  15.  J  B  Durand  to  H  Lam- 
pert  Jr  $6,000 

Marshfield  av,  230  ft  s  of  62d  et,  w  f  25x 

121;  Nov  2.  C  Nave  to  C  F  Ullrich. $5,000 
McLean  av,  100  ft  w  of  Ballou  st,  n  f  25x 
126;  Nov  6.  T  Lamoreanx  to  0  Comstook 

 $4,600 

Michigan  blvd,  48  ft  s  of  25th  st,  w  f  48x 
110  (warranty  deed);  Oct   8.  Margaret 
W  Rhodes  to  Elizabeth  A  Ware. .  $30,000 
Millard  av,  166  ft  s  of  W  22d  st,  w  f  1C6>^ 
x266;  und  }4  int;  Nov  11.  G  B  Belford 

toT  A  Jaokson  $2,500 

Monroe  av,  s  w  cor  66th  st,  e  f  100x165; 
Nov  9.  F  W  Green  to  L  W  Millspaogh 

 $13,200 

Monroe  st,  33  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  19 
xl22;  Nov  8.  J  E  Case  to  E  W  Case 

 $2,000 

Morgan  st,  223  ft  s  of  85th,  e  f  25x124 
7-10,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  2.  A  H  Scher- 

ger  to  C  Zimmermann  $1,200 

Mozart  st,  243  ft  s  of  42d,  w  f  25x126,  and 
other  ppty;  Feb  11;'82.  F  W  Ward  to  E 

A  OoDgdon  ,$1,000 

Mozart  si,  same  ppty;  May  14,'94.  E  A 

Congdon  to  C  A  Tyrrell  $1,700 

Newberry  st,  n  e  cor  W  13th  pi,  w  f  23x 
100;  Nov  8.  F  Winzer  to  S  B  Goldberg 

 $13,376 

Newton  st,  144  ft  n  of  Thomas,  e  f  24x 

124;  Nov  6.  C  C  Niemeyer  to  B  Fan8t.$2,80o 
Ninety  second  pi,  182  ft  e  of  Langley  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Sep  5,'94.  S  E  Gross  to  T  F 

Keeley  $1,600 

Noble  st,  277  7-10  ft  n  of  Blackhawk,  e  f 
25x126;    Nov   12.   0   Kostaka    to  A 

Ozonstke  $4,200 

North  av.  72|^  ft  e  of  Avers,  n  f  72x125; 
Sep  10,'89.  F  J  Maokey  to  P  R  Hyland 

 $1,725 

North  av,  67  ft  w  of  Burling  st,  s  f  48x 
126;  Oct  23.  W  A  Williams  to  C  Buck- 
ingham  $24,850 

North  av,  100  ft  e  of  Spanlding,  n  f  75x 
120,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  6.  H  J  Evans 

to  M  E  Weston  $10,000 

North  av,  49  ft  w  of  Oakley,  n  f  72xl24J^; 

Sep  5.  R  Berger  to  P  E  Bode.  .$12,000 
Oakley  av,  adjoining  north  branch  Chi- 
cago river,  e  f  234x128,  more  or  less; 
Aug  8.  E  M  Ferguson  to  Joliet  Lime- 
stone Company  $4,560 

Ogden  blvd,  lOi  ft  n  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f 
100  ft  to  alley;  Oot  16.  H  D  Jndson  to 

T  P  Phillips  $10,000 

Oglesby  av,  47  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  125x126, 
und  }4  'd';  Nov  1.  J  Brownlee  to  M 

Brownlee  $3,750 

One  Hundred  and  60th  et.s  w  cor  Richard 
av,  n  f  64x126,  and  other  ppty;  Sep  3. 

N  J  Russell  to  C  H  Grain  $1,845 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  st,  n  e  cor 
Western  av,  s  f  102  78-100x133;  June 
16,'94.  N  E  Wenstran  to  M  H  Tyden 

 $2,600 

Orchard  st,  172  ft  s  of  Center,  e  f  "25x122; 

Oct  25.  J  Parsohl  to  P  Ciskavski. .  $3,400 
Orleans  st,  241  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
100;  Oot  29.  A  G  Krebs  to  C  Bucking- 
ham $4,500 

Otto  st,  premises  No  654;  Oot  14.  J  B 

Kaspari  to  G  Goodfellow  $2,600 

Otto  st,  175  ft  e  of  Robey,  s  f  25x126;  Oot 

30.  C  Hollman  to  E  Oberg  $2,200 

PariiOll  av,  141  ft  s  of  36th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  May  21,'93.  P  W  Holwag  to  J 

Shore  $1,500 

Paulina  st,  20  ft  n  of  Jane,  w  f  19>^xl30; 

Nov  9.  F  Eilrioh  to  H  Krueger. .  .$2,600 
Paulina  st,  s  e  oor  Waveland  av,  w  f  50x 
124;  Mar  1.  G  Q  Strong  to  K  A  Lein- 

berger  $2,500 

Paulina  st,  242*^  ft  n  of  Cullom  av,  e  f 
60x166;  Aug  22.  V  0  Miller  to  L  H 

Walker  ,  $2,600 

Paulina  st,  same  ppty ;  Oot  9.  L  H  Walker 

to  L  C  Geahart  $2,600 

Paulina  st,  204  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  25x123; 

Nov  6.  F  Becker  to  C  F  UUrioh. .  .$3,000 
Peoria  st,  bet  Garfield  blvd  and  66th,  e  f 
32x124;  Oct  9.  H  Neill  to  A  H  Easter 

 $2,500 

Peoria  st,  225  ft  n  of  6l8t,  wf  25x125; 

Oot  26.  W  T  Church  to  fl  Peterson. $1,400 
Polk  st,  190  ft  e  of  California  av,  s  f  25x 

125;  Nov  6.  J  Suchy  to  E  J  Novak. $1,138 
Powell  av,  29  ft  n  of  Edbrook  pi,  e  f  30x 
110;  Nov  1.  R  Troemel  to  H  Brown 

 $2,700 

Prairie  av,  61  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  200x160, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to 


A  U  Waterman  $6,924 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  n  of  53d  st,  w  f  lOOx 
179¥;  Oot  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  8  Wells 

 $7,197 

Prospect  av,  216  ft  n  of  99th  st,  w  f  50x 
176,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  16,  8  B  Wilson 

toF  F  Oviatt  $2,500 

Qainn  st,  400  ft  n  w  of  3lst,  s  w  f  25x59; 

jQly  14.  M  A  Sisson  to  F  L  Sisson. $2,400 
Racine  av,  50  ft  n  of  Fletcher,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  9.  G  F  Kokemuller  to  E  Wessman 

 $3,700 

Rhine  st,  74  ft  w  of  Tallman  av,  n  f  26x 
125;  Nov  11.  W  Wolfgramm  to  M  Bred- 

sohneider  $2,500 

Rhodes  av,  49  ft  s  of  71st  st,  e  f  50x124; 

Nov  11.  C  H  Foote  to  B  Lindner.  .$3,500 
Rhodes  av,  265  ft  n  of  Ellis  ct.  e  f  37.8x 
132;  Nov  7.  H  V  Snyder  et  al  to  0  E 

Bartley  $20,000 

Richmond  av,  50  ft  n  of  Evergreen,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  11.  B  A  Baldwin  to   E  B 

Overfleld  $1,000 

Richmond  av,  240  ft  s  of  Evergreen,  w  f 
25x125;  Nov  11.  E  E  Overfield  to  B  A 

Baldwin  $4,600 

Bidgeland  av,  n  e  cor  N  38th  pi,  w  f  33^ 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  29.  A  N  Hield 

to  L  B  Bell  $2,500 

Robey  st,  120  ft  n  of  Lister  av,  w  f  120j^ 
ft  to  alley;  Nov  7.   B   Hanley  to  W 

Kramer  $2,300 

Robey  st,  24  ft  n  of  Haddon,  e  f  48xl03i^; 
Oct  22.  Est  of  T  Suffern  to  H  Hanson 

 $6,000 

Robey  st,  141  ft  s  of  Rosooe,  e  f  26x124; 
Nov  1.  W  Heinemann  to  J  Reinhardt 

   $4,300 

Robey  st,  86  ft  s  of  Haddon,  e  f  28J'2X 
103J^;  Nov  9.  O  Rapp  to  F  Rannye 

 $2,000 

Rockwell  st,  200  ft,  more  or  less,  n  of 
Milwaukee  av,  e  f  30  ft  to  alley;  Nov  7. 

J  Bernhardt  to  A  A  Kuhn  et  al  $1,400 

Rosooe  st,  213  ft  e  of  Perry,  n  f  37}^xl25; 

Nov  8.  E  Schnltz  to  R  C  G  Sohultz. $3,500 
Sangamon  st,  166  ft  s  of  63d,  e  f  25x124; 
Aug  17.  0  B  Green  to  R  J  Maloney 

 $1,100 

Sangamon  st,  245  ft  n  of  Adams,  e  f  25x 
118;  Oct  24.  E  Fitzgerald  to  M  A  Doyle 

 $5,000 

Sawyer  av,  250  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  25x 

126;  Oct  28.  M  J  Reed  to  A  Coda.. $1,400 
Sawyer  av.  150  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Nov  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  8  E  Bgan 

 $3,215 

Seipp  av,  n  w  oor  71st  st,  e  f  300x162}^; 
Nov  7.  Mast  in  Chy  to  W  C  Hately 

 $14,800 

Seventy-sixth  pi,  50  ft  n  e  of  Railroad  av, 
n  w  f  50x125;  Aug  28.  M  OUdin  to  C  A 

Peterson  $3,600 

Shades  pi  and  North  av,  alley  It  bet,  106 
ft  w  of  Burling  st,  41x53,  more  or  less; 
Oot  23.  W  A  Williams  to  C  Buckingham 

 $4,150 

Sheffield  av,  125  ft  n  of  Wellington,  e  f 
25x124;  Nov  12.  8   Stirmell  to   W  C 

Rogers  $10,000 

Sheridan  drive,  113  ft  n  of  Edgeoomb  pi, 
w  f  50x143;  Nov  6.  L  O'Neill  to  R  H 

Boericke  $6,750 

Sherman  av,  191  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  26x 
124K;  Nov  8.  A  E  Anderson  to  A  C  Fix 

 $3,000 

Shields  av,  231  ft  s  of  57th  st,  w  f  25x117; 

Aug  12.  P  Qewehr  to  L  F  Rush. .  .$2,400 
Sixteenth  st  W,  188  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f 
24x100;  Dec  6.'94.  E  Knhlmann  to  E 

Haltz  $1,150 

Sixtieth  pi  W,  113  ft  e  of  Stewart  av,  n  f 
26x124;  Nov  9.  G  Craig  to  0  Murray 

 $2,600 

Sixty-ninth  st,  903^  ft  w  of  South  Park 
av,  s  f  17x73;  Sep  3.  A  fluth  to  A  L 

Buge  $5,000 

Sixty-ninth  st,  73  ft  w  of  South  Park  av, 
s  f  17>^x73;  Seo  25.  A  Bage  to  C  F  Ull- 
rich $6,000 

South  Park  av,  133  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  19x 
125;  Oot  26.  D  B  Hamilton  to  C  F  Ull- 
rich $4,500 

South  Park  av,  3063^  ft  s  of  68th  st,  e  f 
17x174,  and  ether  ppty;  Nov  6.  WK 

FiEher  to  R  Cobain  $3,000 

South  Park  av,  239J^  ft  s  of  68th  st,  e  f 
33x174;  Sep  11.  E  B  Camp  to  W  A  Sim- 
mons   $8,500 

Spaulding  av,  135  ft  s  of  Courtland  st,  e 
f  27x177;  Nov  9.  M  Vesthagen  to  E  C 

Evans  $3,050 

Spaulding  av,  253  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  26 
xl24  86  100;  Oot  21.  D  H  Barnes  to  P  J 

Devitt  $6,2C0 

Spaulding  av,  248  ft  s  of  Franklin  st,  e  f 


126x126;  Oot  29.  D  Van  Sioe  to  R  O 

Moore  $2,400 

State  st,  8  w  cor  Hydraulic  pi,  or  208  fl  s 
of  Monroe  st,  e  f  48x122,  more  or  less, 
premises  No  184-186,  with  all  right, 
title  and  interest  in  private  alley;  Nov 
4.  Caroline  O  Jones  et  al  to  Otto  Young 

 $625,000 

State  st,  131  ft  n  of  52d,  e  f  26ilC0;  Nov 

9.  L  C  Springer  to  O  E  Maxwell.  .$20,000 
Station  st,  312  ft  s  e  of  Dunning,  s  w  f  24 
x80;  Nov  4.  M  Taoker  to  A  Patterson 

  $1,800 

Stewart  av.  80  ft  n  of  12l8t  st,  e  f  76x123; 

Nov  1.  M  E  Updike  to  A  Moses. .  .$4,500 
St  Lawrence  av,  8  e  oor  of  66th  st,  w  f 
48.62x121.9;  Nov  4.  Home  B  and  L  Assn 

to  C  B  Mayer  $1,850 

8t  Lawrence  av,  s  w  cor  48th  st,  e  f  98}^ 
xl,216;  Oot  27.  L  A  Becker  to  W  A  Paul- 
son $70,000 

Taylor  st,  74  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  s  f  24 
xl32;  Aug  6.  B  Maner  to  J  H  Finnegan 

 $2,600 

Thirty-seventh  st,  24  ft  w  of  Lowe  av,  s  f 
49  7-10x108^;  Nov  5.  B  Arf  to  J  Siiber 

 $1(1.000 

Thirty-seventh  st,  425  ft  e  of  Rhodes  av, 
sf  25x99;  Oot  1.  J  V  Steger  to  O  A 

Myers  $22,000 

Thirty-seventh  pi  W,  198  ft  w  of  Kedzie 
av,  n  f  25x125;  Sep  3.  W  H  Bowman  to 

A  Antoni  $1,225 

Thirty-eighth  st,  bet  Francisco  and  Cali- 
fornia av,  n  f  44x125;  Nov  5.  A  Morier 

to  M  H  Bates  $12,000 

Thirty-eighth  st,  184  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  s  f 
26x125;  Nov  6.  M  H  Bates  to  A  Morier 

 $3,5C0 

Thirty-ninth  st,  128  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av, 
s  f  50x124;  Nov  5.  O  E  Bartley  to  J  W 

Snyder    $3,600 

Throop  st,  199  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  100x124)^; 
Nov  4.  W  W  Salisbury  to  M  Benner 

 $2,400 

Troy  st,  149  ft  n  of  Jaokson,  e  f  24x126; 
Oot  17.  L  B  Hibbard  to  H  W  Duncanson 

 $2,600 

Troy  st,  81  f t  s  of  W  24th,  e  f  25x1263^; 

Nov  11.  J  Bartosto  A  Holzinger.  .$2,800 
Twentieth  st,  25  ft  e  of  S  Clara,  s  f  25x 
100;  Nov  7.  S  Schlatt  to  E  L  Hambleton 

 $5,000 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first  sts  W,  alley 
It  bet,  300  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  25x29  8-10; 
Nov  7.  Est  of  H  Bastain  to  Met  W  8  L 

RRCo  11,100 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first  sts,  alley  It 
bet,325  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  29  8-10x25; 
Oct  16.  C  Schroeder  to  Met  W  S  L  R  R 

Co  f  1,250 

Twentieth  st  W,  268  ft  e  of  Wood,  s  f  24x 
125;  July  1.  Est  of  J  Nehmsow  to  J 

Dirshmitd   $2,600 

Twentieth  pi  W,  56  ft  w  of  Morgan  st,  n 
f  26x84;  Nov  9.  M  Novak  to  K  H  Frankel 

 $2,600 

Twentieth  pi  W,  55  ft  w  of  Morgan  st,  n 
f  25x34;  Nov  9.  K  H  Franke  to  M  Novak 

 $2,500 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  319  It  e  of  Douglas 
blvd,  s  f  25x125,  Nov  2.  G  Hoppe  to  F 

J  A  Fiedemann  $2,025 

Twenty-second  st  W,  116  ft  w  of  Spaulding 
av,  n  f  26x125;  Nov  1.  F  Kosar  to  J  Cew- 

enka  et  al  $1,600 

Twenty-second  st  W,  300  ft  w  of  Went- 
worth  av,  n  f  25xlC0;  Nov  8.  J  G  Long 

to  J  Fricker  $3,000 

Union  av,  1S2%  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  32i^x 
134;  Sep  3.  F  0  Nelson  to  A  Chinn 

 $8,000 

Union  av,  125  ft  s  of  30th  st,  e  f  26xiai; 

Oot  31.  W  Shortall  to  T  C  Shea. .  .$2,450 
Van  Bnren  st,  187  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n 
f  27}4xl56;  Oct  1.  J  A  MoLane  to  C  B 

Graham  $^.000 

Van  Buren  st,  61  ft  e  of  Hermitage  av,  n 
f  25x112;  Nov  11.  W  L  Ramsey  to  F  J 

Switzer  $12,000 

Vilas  pi,  37  ft  w  of  Hamilton  av,  s  f  37x 

121^;  Nov  1.  O  K  Klien  to  T  Falk.$3,500 
Wabash  av,  bet  31st  and  32d  sts.  e  f  16.8x 
181.5;  Nov  6.  Mast  in  Chy  to  D  H  Tol- 

man  $8,196 

Wabansia  av,  175  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  s 
f  25x153;  June  15.  Mast  in  Chy  to  La 

Fayette  B  and  L  Assn  $1,676 

Wabansia  av,  48  ft  e  of  Robey  st,  n  f  24x 
80;  Oot  26.  W  H  Lepthien  to  P  Ott 

 $3,OuO 

Wabansia  av,  40  ft  w  of  Winchester,  n  f 
32x80;  Oct  26.  J  Ott  to  W  H  Lepthien 

 $3,000 

Walden  parkway,  s  w  oor  98th  st,  e  f  400x 
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(Cioatinued  from  page  1097.) 
136;  Oct  22.  F  I  Fee  to  M  L  Hathaway 
 ,  $4,666 

Wallaoe  st,  150  ft  n  of  93d,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  8.  F  S  Bereman  to  B  0  Wilson 
   fl,CO0 

Warren  av,  81  ft  e  of  Franoiaoo,  s  f  20x 
122;  Oot  21.  J  E  MoLaoghlin  to  B  E 
Rooks  |6,5C0 

Washington  blvd,  61  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  n 
f  25x125;  Nov  4.  W  L  Aborn  to  F  R 
Millard  15,000 

Washington  Heights,  It  2  blk  31;  Nov  1. 
0  J  Rjohmaun  to  J  W  Oasey  $2,550 

Washington  av,  98  ft  n  of  57th  at,  w  f  oOx 
150;  Nov  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Douglas 
Park  B  Assn  $7,752 

Webster  av,  121  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  n  f  21x 
125;  Sep  20.  A  J  Samnelson  to  0  Bnok- 
ingbam  -  $6,500 

Wentworth  av,  premises  Nos  5750  and 
5752,  45  8-10x132;  Oot  28.  F  P  Booket 
et  al  to  E  F  Bayley  $12,500 

Wentworth  av,  2  8  ft  n  of  Root  st,  e  f  26 
xl04;  Oot  5.  M  Hennessey  to  M  Hastoh- 
inson  $1,800 

Western  av,  44  ft  8  of  Grenshaw  st,  e  f  20 
xl25;  Oot  24.  Mast  in  Oby  to  S  W  Raw- 
son  $3,091 

Western  av,  246  ft  8  of  Kinzie  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Nov  9.  Q  Bartolomei  to  F  Bartolo- 
mei  13,500 

Western  av,  200  ft  s  of  52d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  1,'90.  D  J  Kennedy  to  A  Heid- 
schmidt  *1,000 

Western  av,  108  ft  n  of  Warren,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  7.  M  0  Lassen  to  T  Lassen 
 $2,700 

West  Ravenswood  Park,  s  e  oor  Welling- 
ton av,  w  f  33x116;  Sep  9.  W  Deering  to 
G  Krabbe.  $1,400 

Whipple  st,  175  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
w  f  26x117;  Sep  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Q 
N  Boardmaa  $1,930 

Whipple  st,  125  ft  s  of  Bloomingdale  av, 
w  f  26x117;  Sep  27,  Same  to  R  Thaxter 
 $1,896 

Wiloox  st,  198  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  n  f 
la  7-12x124;  Nov  7.  O  D  Bond  to  E  D 
Hobbs  13,900 

Wiloot  st,  187  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Rook- 
well,  8  f  201^x1241.^;  Nov  11  D  Sohrei- 
ber  to  F  M  Bowman  $4,500 

Wilson  av,  190  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  316x 
145;  July  18.  E  Stook  to  J  8  Ecikson 
 $4,000 

Wilton  av,  133  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f  25x 
1243^;  Nov  6.  S  W  Oannell  to  A  Holm- 
qaist  f  2,000 

Wilton  av,  108  ft  &  of  Addison  st,  w  f  25x 
Nov  6.  Same  to  E  0  Johnson  et 
al  $2,000 

Wolfram  st,  n  w  oor  Central  Park  av,  s  f 
73x122;  Ang  6.  M  W  Baldwin  to  A 
KliDiek  $1,800 

Woodlawn  av,  255  ft  n  of  8l8t  st,  w  f  5Cx 
122;  Oot  18.  I  M  Lembeke  to  T  Fischer 
 $3,000 

MlSCBliJUAMKOlIS-CITl: . 


15  etc,Nov  11,  J  Stehle  to  0  F  Wood8$425 
Danphin  Pk,  It  16  b  3  Nov  2,  B  R  Ohade- 

riok  to  O  L  Ohaderick  $600 

Daupin  Pk,  2nd  add,  It  7  b  38  Nov  6,  J  P 

KeatiDg  to  J  T  Keating  $600 

Davis  &  T's  sub.  Us  21  and  22  b  1,  10  38 

13  Nov  11,  W  R  Davis  to  J  W  Peterson 

 $350 

Dewey  &  Go's  sob.  Its  234  and  235  n  e  qr 

30  38  14  Jan  18,  0  P  Dewey  to  A  Laoey 


Trausters  Under  tlOOU. 

Avondale,  Felsenthal's  add,  nnd  hf  It  53  b 
2  sab  It  1  etc;  Sept  3,  A  Berg  to  J  Berg 
 $800 

Baker's  sub,  It  17  b  1  s  w  qr  4  38  14  Nov 
9,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Free  Home  L  &  fl 
Assn  19*0 

Brand's  add,  It  1  Barron's  sob,  b  15  Nov 
11,  A  Birk  to  A  Bnrk  , .  $400 

Carpenter  st  and  Milw  av,  Bntler's  snb. 
Its  7  and  8  b  4,  8  40  13  Sent  27,  W  Wil- 
liams to  W  D  Sleep  $6f0 

Carpenter  st  and  Milw  av,  same  ppty; 
Sept  27,  W  D  Sleep  to  J  Williams. .  .$600 

Casey's  sub.  It  21  b  4  bs  1  to  4  eto,  22  39 
13  Oot  3,  E  L  Merigold  to  W  R  Maoal$500 

Ch'go,  Oowle's  add,  It  22  b  4  Aug  1,  L 
Lnrtwig  to  L  W  Smith  $8C0 

Ch'go,  Reyel's  &  L's  add.  It  25  b  2  Oot  28, 
J  Sohauer  to  J  Safarik  $425 

Ch'go  Ld  Invest  Go's  sob,  Its  8  and  9  b  17, 
I,  e  qr  33  40  13  Sept  6,  T  P  Keefe  to  J 
McDonald  '  $760 

Cir  Ot  ptn.  It  4  snb  It  1  b  3,  24  39  13  Aug 
29,  J  R  Courtney  to  J  Brahany  $650 

Olarkdale,  Clark  &  M's  2nd  add,  It  3  b  3 
Nov  12,  T  Oonlin  to  D  W  btorrs  $400 

Co  Glksdiv,  It  10  b  3  sub  It  1,  8  w  qr  25 
40  13  Aug  15.  Q  W  fliggins  et  al  to  E^E 
Wegener  

Condit  sub.  It  15  b  1  n  w  qr  29  38  14  Nov 
7,  N  P  Norden  to  M  Nystedt  $600 

Oossitt's  2nd  add.  It  28  b  5  Oct  31,  Mast 
in  Ohy  to  J  A  Allen  $761 

Danp'ain  Pk  add.  It  18  b  17  Gross'  sub  b 


Dewey's  sub,  It  13  b  16  b  15  etc  Harding's 
sob,  11  39  13  Sept  21,  D  E  Town  to  L 

Hammond  '  $900 

Diven's  sob,  lt2  b  2,  2  39  13  Oot  25,  J 

Loosky  to  A  Kaspar  $226 

Diven's  sob.  It  23  b  6  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Nov 

6,  8  Hof  man  to  Q  Balaban  $600 

Diversey  av,  Stock's  add,  Its  59  and  60 

Oot  4,  E  Stook  to  B  Barwig  $900 

Diversey  av.  Stock's  add.  Its  32  and  33 

Oot  10,'94,  E  Stock  to  B  Rein  $700 

Dock  Go's  sub,  It  41  b  36,  5  and  6  37  16 

Nov  11,  C  &  G  C  «5  D  Go  to  M  Garney$625 
Drexel  Pk,  It  9  b  31  Oot  29,  Est  of  J  W 

Drexel  to  E  Kropp  $585 

Drexel  Pk,  It  14  b  1,  19  38  14  Oot  8,  Est 

of  J  W  Drexel  to  I  A  Combs  $600 

Dunning  eub.  Its  7  and  8  b  4,  19  40  13 

Nov  1,  A  Dunning  to  M  Timmins. .  .$3C0 
Dunning's  sub,  Its  22  to  24  n  w  qr  19  40 
13  Nov  5,  A  Dunning  to  G  De  Blois  et 

el  

Dunning's  sub.  Its  44  to  46  b  2  n  w  qr  19 
40  14  Nov  4,  A  Dunning  to  L  Thorson 

 $450 

Dunning's  sab,  Its  47  and  48  b  2  n  w  qr 
19  40  13  Nov  4,  A  Donning  to  T  F  An- 
derson  •  $300 

Edgington  Pk,  It  328  Mar  18,'91,  P  W 

MoManus  to  M  M  Watson  $300 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add.  It  99  Oot  16,  W 

M  Greer  to  K  A  Lidman  $512 

Edgewattr,  same  ppty;  Oot  16,  Same  to  . 

8  Johnson  '.  $512 

Englewood.  Lanphere's  add,  It  29  b  14 

Nov  11,  C  H  Laurence  to  T  John8ton$550 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  3rd  add,  It  266 
Jan  2,'92,  R  H  Poagne  to  R  A  Kemper 

  ,,  ,...$475 

Englewood,  Lanphere's  add,  It  35  b  9  Oot 

24,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  M  Pease  ..$263 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  Its  245  and  246 

Aug  16,  M  Nielsen  to  W  H  Munroe..$800 
Goodwin's  snb,  It  12  b  7  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  Jaly  17,  D  Goodwin  to  J  C  Mo- 

Cracken  $750 

Goodwin's  eub,  It  32  b  6  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  20 
38  14  Oct  7,  D  Goodwin  to  E  B  Collins 

 $750 

Grant  Pk.Boldenweck's  add.lt  b  3  Nov.lC, 

U  Howard  to  M  O'Bhaughnessy  $400 

Griffith's  snb,  It  9  b  2  n  e  qr  9  38  14  Nov 

6,  J  Thiele  to  L  Zahn  $657 

Billiard  &  H's  sub,  s  40  ft  It  10  and  n  20 
ft  It  11  b  4,  17  37  14,  Ang  17,  P  A  Ter- 
ry to  T  A  Oheadla  $5  0 

Holstein,  Tinkham's  add.  Its  16  and  17  b 

4  Nov  8,  A  R  Hair  to  S  E  Eldridge..$600 
Holstein,  It  11  b  14  Nov  8,  F  J  Orowell  to 

A  Warozak  $475 

Hofman's  sub,  s  26.4  ft  It  16  s  hf  b  51  div 
19  39  14  Nov  7,  M  8  Sohonbeok  to  Met 

W  8  El  R  ROo  $575 

Hosmer's  sub.  It  36  n  e  qr  20  38  14  Oot 

28,  0  B  Attey  to  A  N  MoKee  $525 

Hosmer  &  M's  sub,  It  47  b  1,  etc  n  w  qr" 
2  39  13  Oot  12,  F  S  Thompson  to  G 

Steoh  $700 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb,  It  32  b  8  b  1  eto  2  39 

13  Jan  9,'93,  F  J  Mackey  to  G  W  Short- 
all   $525 

Haling  &  J'a  snb.  It  33  b  2  n  e  qr  22  38 

14  Nov  4,  J  Tuxford  to  N  L  Hogan . .  $875 
Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  4th  add,  It  66  Nov 

6,  A  K  Larsen  to  G  Wold  $650 

Ingraham's  sub,  It  127  of  s  20  acres  w  hf 
s  e  qr  1  38  13  A  T  Gwathmey  to  W  M 
Aikens  $460 

Kelvyn  Grove,  it  27  b  25  Nov  7,  J  H  Fin- 
negan  to  M  W  Turner  $425 

Kennedy's  Pk  add.  It  321  Oot  8,  D  J  Ken- 
nedy to  J  Kummer   $700 

Kensington,  Yoang  &  Go's  2nd  add.  Us  187 
and  188  b  2  Nov  7,  0  U  Tabor  to  R  E 
Brownell  $700 

Korsten's  sub,  It  17  b  1,  It  14  Kimbell's 
sub  26  40  13  Sept  27,  0  C  Housel  to  E 
D  Koch  $385 

KosouBzko's  sub.  It  16  n  w  qr  15  39  13  Oot 
8,  J  Mroz  to  B  L  Macieyewski  $700 

Kosouszko'B  sob,  It  13  same;  Oct  8,  A 
Donarski  to  J  Czsja  $800 

Lake  View,  Olyboom  av  add.  It  39  b  10 
and  pt  It  41  b  10  Nov  1,  E  M  Ferguson 
to  Joliet  Limestone  Co  $760 


Luther  College  sub,  It  46  b  4,  20  40  13 
Ang  22,'94,  Martin  Luther  College  to  K 

J  F  Lundqnist  $300 

Lt  37  b  1  sub  e  hf  n  w  qr  8  of  Barry  pt 
Rd  14  39  13  June  13,'87,  T  Q  Dickinson 

to  O  Brahenj  $500 

Lt  9  sub  w  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  81  39  14  Oot 

30,  H  H  Walker  to  J  G  Anderson  $800 

Lt  8  b  8  sob  that  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  16  39  13 

Oct  6,  W  IVI  Ervin  to  W  8  Oookson..$726 
Maclay's  sub,  It  26  b  4  n  w  qr  11  38  13 

Oct  10,  W  U  Pordy  to  R  H  Smith..  .$620 
Mandell's  sub.  It  19  bs  1  to  4  Porington 
&  S's  sub,  15  39  13  Nov  7,  K  Steiniger 

to  D  Krauthanny  $800 

McOormaok's  sub.  It  16  of  It  6  Walker's 
sub  25  39  13  Nov  7.  J  Knnka  to  W  Ko- 

picki  $E65 

Merigold's  resub,  It  20  b  6  n  e  qr  22  39  13 

Nov  6,  T  Gibson  to  A  Feddeler  $560 

Moore's  snb.  It  35  b  1  s  w  qr  S5  38  14  July 

18'94,  L  J  Hitz  to  J  HofiCner  $600 

Normal  Pk,  Downing      P's  add,  It  426 

Oot  23,  J  D  Dymond  lo  T  M  Dulso.  $600 
No^-th  and  Grand  avs,  Oalland's  snb.  It  28 
b  3,  34  40  13  Aug  26,'93,  H  A  Oalland 

to  G  Larson  $300 

Orelup  &  T's  sab.  It  21  b  11,  bs  9  to  11 
Cir  Ot  Dtn  31  38  16  Nov  6,  A  Orelap  to 

P  L  Lunger  $600 

Ostrom's  resub.  It  39  b  5  e  qr  n  w  qr  36 
38  14  Oct  14,  J  McCarthy  to  M  Goald 

 $466 

Oswald's  sub  It  32  w  hf  b  4  Seller's  dub  19 
40  14  Oot  28,  F  A  Oswald  to  E  C  Paschke 


Parker's  resub,  It  46  b  1  s  e  qr  27  40  13 
Nov  2,  G  F  Sorensen  to  A  Galland..  .$375 

Parker's  resub,  same  ppty,  Nov  14,  H  A 
Galland  to  O  F  Sorenson  $375 

Pennook,  Grant  &  K's  adi.  It  31  b  8  Oot 

16,  E  Maynara  to  C  A  Briggs  $450 

Pennook,  It  18  b  39  and  It  33  b  38  May 

27,'90,  E  H  Fishborn  to  M  A  Collin8.$672 
Pike's  -ub,  a  25  ft  It  104  s  e  qr  6  37  14 

Nov  6,  0  Niemann  to  F  L  Grant  $200 

Ravenswood,  Culler  add.  It  29  b  1  May 

18,  H  M  Hubbard  to  F  Christoffel. .  .$675 
Ravenswood,  Guyler  add.  It  15  b  3  Ang 

13,  H  M  Hubbard  to  A  R  Bauer  $775 

Rogers  Pk,  Weber's  add.  It  5  b  3  Nov  1,  N 

Moos  to  C  Hengesch   $600 

Rood's  sub,  It  34  b  2  n  w  qv  20  40  14  Oot 

30,  J  Rood  to  J  Stanmeyer  $650 

Rose  Pk,  Its  47  and  48  b  1  and  o  p  Sept 

17,  0  E  Phillips  to  0  H  Foote  $700 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  25?,  bs  4  and  6  Ogden's 

snb  18  40  14  July  1,  E  Rudolph  to  M 

Kaiser  $707 

Sixty-third  st,  Cnmmings  &  Go's  snb.  It 

379,  18  38  14  July  9,  W  P  Eisenberg  to 

J  Edmuiison  $250 

Smith's  sub.  It  12  b  2  8  w  qr  33  39  13  Oot 

16,  F  W  Stanley  to  E  Rodgers  $700 

Simm's  sub.  It  32  b  3  n  e  qr  9  39  13  Nov 

8,  8  A  Tolman  to  N  E  Ohlsson  $550 

South  Oh'go,  It  14  b  134,  5  and  6  37  15 

Mar  9,  0  &  0  C  &  D  Co  to  T  J  Healey 


South  Oh'go,  Frisbie's  add.  Its  38  and  39 

b  6  Nov  8,  G  W  Reed  to  B  0  Reed. .  $300 
Stock's  northwest  add.  Its  12  and  13  Nov 

11,  N  0  Soderholm  to  J  R  Doff  $800 

Stony  Island  blvd  add.  Its  37  and  38  b  1 

Nov  8,  B  F  George  to  W  M  Willner . .  $8C0 
8  T  sub.  It  95  sub  b  18,  16  37  14  Jan  29, 

L  8  Cole  to  M  C  Rasmnssen  $200 

Sap  Ot  Com  sub,  It  14  sub  bs  8  and  9,  25 

39  13  Oct  23,  S  3  Lingle  to  J  Petrick$500 
Sweet,  CAB  sub.  It  35  b  4,  Its  1  and  2 

Hunter's  sub,  31  38  14  Mar  29,  E  Huns- 
berger  to  M  0  Rasmnssen  $200 

Uuter  den  Linden,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  41 
b  2  Nov  11,  R  0  Moore  to  O  Z  Olson  $650 

Wash  Hgts,  Hough  &  R's  add.  It  5  b  6 
Aug  31,  F  F  Oviatt  to  E  Bnrrett  $400 

Weddell  &  G's  sob,  It  16  b  12  w  hf  n  e  qr 
20  38  14  Oot  29,  F  Shipira  to  J  L  Fox 
 $400 

Wooley's  sub,  It  23  b  2  of  T%  aores  eto  36 

40  13  Nov  9,  M  W  Groll  to  J  Tews..  $950 

WAKBASIT'T  »BiSI>(». 

BLOOM. 

Oh'go  Hgtei,  It  5  b  10  nov  2,  W  L  Spencer  to  Q  W 

Winslow  *535 

Oh'BO  Hgts,  It !)  b  192  oct  14.  O  F  Oonrada  to  M  J 

Warner.,  $800 

Oh'go  Hgte,  It  31  b  179  nov  7,  J   L  Hayes  to  M  K 

McEIroy    tSOO 

Oolumbia  Hgte,  Ite  3  to  11  b  10  nov  12,  A  F  Keeney 

to  FO  Butts  *3600 

Oolumbia  Hgte,  Keeney's  2nd  add.  Its  1  and  2  b  10 

nov  12,  A  F  Keeney  to  H  S  Yates  I8C0 

CAIiUMai. 

Dauphin  Pk,  Crandall's  add,  It  1  b  12  may  2,  L 


Smith  to  J  A  McMeekin  *10ijO 

Elu9  Isld  Jernberg'e  add.  It  14  b  2  and  It  34  oot 

31,  J  Lynch  to  M  E  Kyan  f*" 

Morgan  fk.  Blue  laid  L  &  B  Go's  add,  lie  11  and  12 

resub  Its  16  to  25  etc  b  "E"  nov  6,  J  Nolatder  to 

0  Sodervall  *'^8U0 

Schmidt's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  20  pt  s  e  qr  33  37  14 

sept  Its,  0  Nlemeyer  to  M  Jonas  tl65 

Morgan  Pk,  Viucennes  Kd  add,  und  hf  Int  of  e  hf  It 

6  aud  all  Its  1  10  11  18  and  20  and  o  p;  nov  8,  F  W 

Proudfoot  to  0  R  Stave  IIBOO 

Morgan  Pk,  Kood  &  W's  add,  It  13  b  8  Jernberg'e 

sub,  b  25  etc,  juue  25.  Q  W  Wattles  to  N  doder- 

Btrom  *''*75 

Morgan  Pk,  same  add.  It  6  b  8  same;  jace  26,  Hame 

to  A  Beeaunder  **<'0 

niOBBO. 

Berwyn,  It  112  b  19  oct  4,'9'1,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to 

E  W  Mott  '875 

Waller's  sub,  Its  a8  and  39  b  3  8  e  qr  3  39  13  oct  11, 

A  Bowen  to  8  Foster   12600 

Salisbury  eub,  n  hf  It  38,and  Its  39  to  41  and  e  hf  It 
42  b  2  New  BUD  of  b  1  etc  e  hf  8  e  qr  6  39  13  nov  2,0 

G  Johnston  to  W  Leonard  $2010 

AusliQ.  Prairie  avadd,  It  81  sept  10,  H  O  Foreman 

to  H  LVan  Uonsen  t/750 

8  Eidge!and,  Belteld's  add,  Its  i7  and  28  oct  22,  W 

A  Van  H&aten  to  E  G  Oattermo'e  $12  50 

Olyde,  3rd  div.  It  22  b  4  s  w  qr  39  13  nov  8,  J  P  Fo- 
ley to  P  M  Foley  $10.0 

Olson  &  Co'8  sob.  It  42  b  2  n  w  qr  17  39  13  nov  0,  H 

0  Wilson  to  O  Erickson  fOO 

2-ind  §t  blvd  sub,  It  25  b  2  n  e  qr  29  39  13  jaly  10,'94, 

E  P  Rice  to  J  Y  Sargeant  $4£0 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  7  b  6  oct  9,  M  B  Lewis  to  G 

A  Babcock  .$2500 

Morton  Pk,  It<  13  aud  14  b  3,28  39  13  oct  24,  M  Salo- 
mon to  J  F  Oolwell  tlOt  O 

Oak  Pk,  Shippeu's  add.  Its  6  to  9  and  n  26  ft  U  lo  b 

12  nov  1,  J  Jackson  to  B  Lathrop  $4276 

Scoyille's  sub,  s  232M  £t  it  6  w  hf  n  e  qr  7  S9  13  nov 

8,  1  Herrick  to  I  Aspinwall  $9500 

Austinvilie,  It  41  b  10  e  hf  n  e  qr  8  39  13  oct  24,  B 

Mortimer  to  L  Kleia  Jr  $2000 

Harlem,  South  add.  It  9  and  n  ht  It  12  b  1  and  o  p, 

oct  26,  J  G  Lobstein  to  O  A  North   t42,»25 

Houston's  sub.  It  47  pt  lyiog  s  of  W  0  K  R  8  39  13 

sept  25,  L  0  Schneider  to  L  D  Hammond  $180(i 

Oak  Pk,  Qnnderson  &  G's  add,  It  11  b  1  apr  6,  I  T 

Gunderson  to  P  H  Greeley  $375 

H  ill's  reeub.  It  14  b  2  It  2  etc  9  39  13  oct  18,  P  W 

Jackson  to  W  J  Fay  $5000 

Austinvilie,  A.aatlu'8  2nd  add.  It  15  (ex  8  23  ft)  b  3 

sub  n  pt  b  16  nov  11,  E  A  Oouyne  to  E  Hou3er$3400 
Austin,  Rudolph  &  G's  add,  n  hf  It  27  all  It  28  oct  8, 

F  Anderson  to  F  A  Turner  $600 

Simm's  sub.  It  37  b  2  n  e  qr  9  S9  13  nov  8,  8  A  Tol- 
man to  P  A  Hoglund  $550 

Mandell  &  H's  snb,  It  6  b  7,  20  39  13  nov  12,  F  M 

Bo»man  to  D  Schrieber  $4200 

Austinvilie,  Austin's  3rd  add.  It  476  nov  7,H  Sievers 

to  L  Klein  Jr  »16C0 

Madiiion  st,  Merchant's  add.  It  43  b  5  nov  II,  N 
Houser  to  8  S  Gouyne  $600 

EVAN8T0N. 

Evanston,  White's  adl.  It  10  b  4  july  1,  Travelers 

Ins  Go  to  W  W  Vernon  $5000 

Evaneton,  It  22  resub  that  pt  n  of  Emerson  st,  b  2 

nov  6,  E  P  Martin  to  G  W  Moss  $3500 

Evanston,  Kedzle  &  K's  add.  Its  9  to  11  b  6  sept  24, 

J  B  Lamkin  lo  F  Peterson  $6,C00 

Evanston,  n  25  ft  e  145  ft  Us  7  and  8  b  18  oct  7,  N 

Western  Unvsty  to  D  P  Bowdish  $2300 

Evanston,  Pitoer  &  Son's  3rd  add,  lis  17  and  18  b  5 

nov  7,  J  8  Budd  to  F  I  Dewey  $1000 

Evanston,  McNeill's  add.  It  14  b  5  may  22,  H  J 
Thayer  et  al  to  J  0  Petterson    $500 

LYONS. 

E  Hinsdale,  w  hf  It  18  Thomas  resub  of  b  23  oct  31, 

G  M  Rogers  to  W  P  Quimby  $3800 

La  Grange,  Gosjitt's  1st  add.  It  14  b  11  oct  29,  F  D 

Gossitt  to  K  G  Allen  $i8U0 

Western  Springs,  It  3  b  2  oct  29,  J  0  B  Farrel  to  G 

8  Bridge     $400 

La  Grange,  Leiter's  add,  It  24  b  5  nov  12,   G  M 

Graves  to  Garden  Oity  L  &  B  Assn  $4200 

QroBSdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  Its  11  and  12  b  Si  nov  11, 

A  Oowan  to  G  A  Jos'yo  $300 

Gro-sdale,  Gross'  2nd  add,  l's  19  to  22  b  59  july  17, 

J  8  Winton  to  N  Humphrey  $1000 

UAINE. 

Rlvervlew,  Baker's  add.  It  43  b  2  sag  12,  M  Cline 

to  M  Sturm  $360 

Riverview,  same  add,  It  20  b  i  june  16,  W  A  Hamil- 
ton to  F  Noelker  $3j0 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Wilmette  Dingee's  add.  Us  9  and  10  b  15  oct  4,  J  8 

Drnry  to  H  G  Drury  $2823 

Vernamo,  Its  12  and  13  b  3  nov  8,  £  Dndenhoefler 

to  F  Knappe  $600 

Vernamo,  Us  12  to  17  b  3  nov  8,  J  Alles  Jr  to  E  Du- 

denhoeffer  $1200 

Part  n  w  of  s  ht  of  s  e  qr  21  42  13  containing  6.61 
acres;  nov  8,  A  Wedeking  et  al  to  W  Penny. $10,000 


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November  16,  1895 


Wianetka,  Elm  8t  Bdd,  Its  II  and  I'2  b  i  and  o  p, 
jaly  30,  0  Jacsen  to  A  J  Krimball  121100 

G!encoe,  Borufl'8  tnb,  It  6  b  8  uov  12,  B  8  Cnrry  to 

H  8  Yates  I6C0 

PBOTIBO. 

Harlem,  Soath  add,  It  29  b  1  cot  26,  J  Q  Lob^teln  to 

E  F  Oomstock    $700 

Madison  st  add,  Us  193  and  191,  10  39  12  dot  i,  E  E 

Warner  to  P  H  MoOsrthy  t600 

Qrossdale,  It  26  b  26  noT  8,  F  Kelson  to  A  Snively 

 151  0 

Uaywood,  Its  1  and  3  b  68  noT  7,  A  B  Brooks  to  L 

H  Ebrhart  16600 

Orossdale,  It  20  b  32  may  29,'93,  S  E  aroes  lo  E 

Swanson  J5G0 

Garnet  Jr's  snb.  It  8.  3  and  10  39  12  apr  4,'92,  W 

GarnettJrto  Q  Nooets  $200 

THOBNTON. 

8  Harvey,  Orchard  Ridge  add.  Its  1  and  b  14  nov  6, 

J  O  Beleslie  to  H  B  Crinklan  t675 

Harvey  Rexford  &  B's  add.  It  49  b  6  oct  28,  Royal 

Trust  Oo  to  0  A  Prechtel  $350 

S  Lawn,  n  30  f  t  It »  b  27  moh  15,'94,  A  E  Young  to 

E  E  Wolf  $450 

Russell's  sab.  Its  9  to  12  b  6  s  e  qr  8  36  16  oct  11,  J 

Sternberger  to  0  0  Oammings   $400 

Down's  sub,  It  18  b  4,  4  36  14  oct  29.  O  8  Downs  et 

al  to  0  E  Sevan   $300 

Harvey,  It  12  b  147,  Its  42  and  44  b  178  nov  8,  E  Un- 

rnh  to  J  Hughes  $500 

Dolton,  Its  18  an  I  19  of  sub  of  lands  n  w  cor  s  e  qr 

3i  36  16  noT  II,  Mast  in  Uhy  to  E  Bauee  $2300 

Leonard's  sab,  Us  1  to  13  b  1  etc  pt  s  e  qr  3   36  14 

jaly  22,  O  L  Wat-ion  to  N  BaUiger  $2070 

Harvey,  Lord's  169th  st  add.  Its  lu  and  11  b  12  nov 

12.  P  E  Johnson  to  E  R  Delaney  1225 

Oo  Oik's  dlv.  It  9  and  eub  e  hf  3  36  li  oct  23,  E  0 

Hasselman  to  0  W  Hotchkiss  $350 

WOBTH. 

Toang's  sub,  It  6  b  1  s  e  qr  25  37  13  feb  7,'93,  O  8 
Yonug  to  8  A  Johasoa  $460 

Young's  snb,  sance  ppty,  oct  26,  J  A  Johnson  to  B 
W  Bntterfleld   $450 

Toang's  sub,  n  hf  It  7  b  1  e  e  qr  26  37  13  oct  26,  A 
Hetkle  to  Seme  $275 

Wash  Hgts,  Atwood's  add,  Us  12  and  13  b  1  oct  7,  O 
SundeliQ  to  E  K  Eliasen  $6oO 

Franhelm's  sub,  Us  1  2  3  to  6  n  w  qr  3  37  13  nov  1, 
L  W  FranLeim  to  F  W  Matthiessen  $40,269 

Blue  Itld,  Kedzie  av  add.  It  79.  noA  9,  0  Murray  lO 
J  E  Wilde  $1010 

Franhelm's  sub.  Its  1  to  44  of  bs  17  to  2C;  Its  1  to 
46  ot  bs  21  to  28;  Us  1  to  14  of  bs  29  to  32  of  e  hf 
n  w  qr  3  37  13  nov  1.  L  W  Franbeim  to  F  W  Mat- 
thiessen  $16,000 

I/ETDEN. 

Fairview  Hgts,  !t  43  b  4  oct  31,  O  B  Trowbridge  to 

li  M  Fadner  ,   $2E0 

Fairview  Hgts,  same  pp'y;  nov  4,  G  M  Fadner  to  J 

L  Rnisell  $250 

Fairview  Hgt?,  Taylor's  add,  It  27  b  11  nov  12,  J  W 

Beers  to  F  Weber    $290 

Fairview  Hgts,  same  add,  Its  27  and  28  b  12  sept  18, 

Same  to  H  F  Beers  $400 

Fairview  Hgts,  same  add.  Its  33  to  36  b  12  oct  21, 

Same  to  M  J  Wilson  $600 

MII.EB. 

8  10  acres  e  20  acres  w  hf  s  w  qr  10  41  13  nov  6,  P  J 

Elinge  to  J  Hohs  $30C0 

BBEMEN. 

Lessey  &  B's  sub,  Us  14  to  18  b  3,  15  36  13  nov  4,  V 

H  Welch  to  M  E  Kaeterman  $700 

Lessey  &  B's  sub,  I  s  1  to  4  b  3  and  o  p,  same;  nov 

4,  Same  to  K  Krauae  $2150 

Lt  2  of  snb  8  w  qr  n  e  qr  11  36  13  mch  16,'94,  F 

Schroeder  Heirs  of  to  H  Doehler  $400 

N  Lansiog,  Ills,  Its  25  to  28  b  3  nov  6,  H  Gottschalk 

to  F  Hchmidt  }600 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Go's  Ist  aid.  It  582  b  12  nov  11, 

8  E  Barren  to  E  Demarias  $225 

N3B1HPIELD. 
Lts  72  and  73  sub  all  that  pt  8  e  qr  n  w  qr  s  w  qr  36 

42  12  apr  1,  F  A  Boericke  to  8  M  Junge  $300 

LEASES . 

West  and  South  Towns  Street  Railway  Company 
has  leased  to  Chicago  General  Railway  Company  for 
a  term  of  ninety  nine  years,  from  May  1,  18i  4,  to 
April  30,  1993.  for  a  consideration  of  $6,039  000  the 
following:  All  the  railroads  operated  by  first  pirty, 
now  or  hereafter  constructed,  with  all  railway  tracks, 
side  track,  siding,  right  of  way  lands  and  other 
structures  of  every  description. 

Assignment  of  lease  of  premises  No3  250S  and  2507 
Michigan  blvd,  dated  March  26,  1889.  executed  by 
Berkshire  House  Oo,  for  99  yeai-s,  Oct  18,  1895— Mar- 
garet W  Rhodes  to  Elizabeth  A  Ware  $1  etc. 

Leasehold  under  lease  made  by  M  W  Rhodes  to 
Barkshlre  House  Oo,  Oct  25,  Berkshire  House  Oo  to 
Elizabeth  A  Ware,  $70,000. 

James  8  Pirtle,  trustee,  and  others  have  leased  to 
Sroley  Warehouse  and  Storage  Oo.  for  ninety- 
eight  years,  from  April  1,  IH!6,  the  following  prop- 
erty: Dearborn  av,  19  ft  s  of  West  Water  st,  e  f  184 '/4 
x80Hi  coneideration,  $49B,000. 


TKUtiT  UKKUS  ANU  JUUKT4iiAtiiKH. 

Inolndlns  Bnlldins  and  Loan  Societies. 
Anderson  0  0  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  5,  Its  13 

and  U  Averill  snb  3  38  14,  Gm  6^...|720O 
Arado  E  to  J  Q  Oella  nov  6,  it  7  It  1  b  3, 

13  39  13.  2y  6^  $2000 

Anderson  J  to  Enf^lewood  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

28,  It  40  b  136  S  Ohi  7«   $?500 

AUport  W  H  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  nov  1, 

pt  b  4,  3  39  14,  3y  6;?  $5000 

Anderson  A  E  to  S  R  Harford  nov  7,  pt  b 

5,6  38  14,  3y  7!5,  3  deeds  $2100 

Abel  J  to  New  Eng  Mot  L  Ins  Oo  nov  2, 

B  bf  Its  29  to  31  (So  Water  st)  lOy  4»^« 

 fsjooo 

Arnold  P  L  to  T  S  Oreighton  oot  14,  pt  It 

22  b  3,  23  38  14,  6}4K,  |'200(i 

Anderson  O  Gr  to  H  A  Bangan  nov  9,  It 

65  b  40,  33  40  14.  5y  6%  }5O0O 

Amnndson  O  A  to  F  W  Spitz  nov  1,  pt  b  6 

34  40  14,  3y  6^  $5750 

Adams  L  M  to  8  L  Boyoe  nov  1,  pt  Its  1 

to  4  b  59,  27  39  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Bennett  F  I  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  6,  pt  It 

6  s  e  qr  14  38  14,  5y  6^,  3  da  $19,000 

Bntts  D  C  to  A  W  Martiu  nov  7,  pt  Its  '25 

to  28  b  8,  17  38  14,  2y  6%,  8  deeds ..  .$8300 
Benson  A  T  to  E  R  Haase  nov  1,  It  2  b  4, 

9  39  14,  3y  6^  $8500 

Bryseu  B  to  F  Whitfield  sept  13, It  3  b  5,  9 

39  13,  7^  $2800 

Berentsen  O  to  F  W  Strans  nov  7,  It  28  b 

2,  1  i»9  13,  5y  6<?  $3500 

Baker  M  O  and  D  P  to  J  Madrit  Jr  oot  16 

It  23  Roth  sob  14  39  13,  5y  6%  $1800 

Bamweg  M  to  H  S  Dietrich  nov  8,  It  26, 

b  37,  19  40  14,  7%  $1000 

Born  J  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  nov  4,  It  6 

It  1,  6  37  15,  7!?    $20,000 

BoUook  G  S  to  T  Gait  nov  1,  It  8  b  27,  17 

39  14,  5y  6%  $7000 

Brown  H  J  to  W  G  Hoag  nov  1,  It  27  b  65 

Evan=iton  By  6%  $4000 

Becker  0  to  H  Kranz  nov  1,  It  21  to  32  b 

1,  7  40  14,  3y   $1700 

Best  M  to  Mat  L  &  B  Assn  nov  8,  It  49  b 

2,  18  39  14,  —   $25fO 

Bidwell  T  8  to  Mnt  L  &  B  Assn  nov  4,  pt 

It  3  b  49,  17  39  14,  —  $2000 

Branton  M  to  E  F  Banyan   nov  5,   Its  13 

to  15  Bowmanville  ly  6%  $6350 

Bethke  T  to  J  F  Eberhart  nov  1,  It  16  b  7 

7  37  14,  6^  $1700 

Bastien  U  to  A  Pike  nov  6,  pt  It  2  b  1,  13 

39  13,  2y  6^  $1000 

Barendt  0  to  M  E  Greenebaam  nov  4,  It 

21  b  2,  14  39  13,  5y  6%   $2000 

Bergstedt  A  F  to  0  U  Fleischer  nov  7.  It 

21  b  14  Lee  add  5y  6$  $6500 

Baokley  J  F  to  L  Baird  nov  1,  It  6  b  2,  18 

39  13,  5y  e%   $3600 

Butts  D  0  to  R  Berger  Aog  22,  pt  b  8,  17 

38  14,  3y  1%  $50C0 

Bicknell  A  et  al  to  E  F  Gorton  nov  1,  pt 

B  6  qr  8  e  qr  22  38  14  and  op  7%  8  ds 

   $17,700 

Beroher  0  B  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  nov  4,  It  27  b 

3,  20  40  14,  8y  6«  flOOO 

Bnchholz  E  to  P  F  Knefel  oot  29,  It  25  b 

2  Springer  &  F  add  3y  7%  $5C0.1 

Barket  F  P  to  C  R  Webster  oot  28,  It  1  h 

2,  10  38  14.  6^  $4500 

Blakeslee  Q  8  to  III  T  &  8  Bk  nov  7,  It  51 

and  58  b  6,  28  39  14,  5y  6^  $5OC0 

Brown  S  Jr  to  H  P  Eranz   nov  1,  pt  s  w 

qr  n  e  qr  30  40  14,  .5y  6^  $4400 

Brooks  F  G  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  1,  pt  Us 

56  and  57  It  13  b  12,  18  39  U,  3y  6. ^$3000 
Oooper  E  J  to  E  Goodridge  oot  8,  It  3i>  b 

11  Utiion  Pk  2d  add  6y  6^6  $4000 

Oentral  Park  Impt  Oo  to   HA  Haagan, 

Its  27  and  28  b  16,  12  39  12,  ly  6?.|17,0r0 
Onrtis  E  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  1,  It  1  b 

14,  7  40  14,  3y  6%  $7000 

Oearne  J  to  H  E  Harlbut  oct  24,  pt  b  45, 

7  39  14,  6y  6^,  3  ds  $7,500 

Oorigan  T  B  to  W  Loeb  nov  9,  Its  8  to  10 

b  11,  13  39  13,  6y   $6750 

Catholic  Bishop  of  Ohgo  to  P  O  Stensland 

oct  18,  Its  1  to  6    b  52,    7  37  15,  6y  6% 

 $6000 

Corcoran  J  to  8  W  Rawson  nov  8,  Its  17 

18  b  14  Ashland  2d  add  5y  6^  $6000 

Oanstantine  A  and  A  W   to   A  Peterson 

nov  8,  Its  41  and  42  b  49,  17  39  14,  6y 

e%  $10,000 

Corten  0  E  and  W  A  to  Pac  L  &  H  Assn 
oct  19,  It  2  b  5,  31  37  14,  —  $2000 

Co  hrane  W  H  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Co  oot 
12,  pt  It  8  It  9,  13  39  13,  3y      . . . .  $15,200 

Christeman  0  to  G  W  Nickel  July  1,  pt  It 

12  b  5,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  $2100 

Condon  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  4,  It 

224  It  7,  23  39  13,  5y  6%  $2800 

Cox  AC  to  E  W  Zauder  net  28,  It  49 
Sheridan  D  sub  17  4C  14,  5j  G%....  $2350 


Olaflin  N  to  I  J  Geer  nov  6,  pt  Its  46  to 

48  b  6,  11  39  13.  5y  6%  $2000 

Campbell  J  Q  to  F  W  Young  oct  10,  It  46 

div  1,  30  38  15,  3y  6^  $4500 

Oartwright  E  to  E  Cartwright  oct  18,  It 

27  b  6  b  25,  29  39  14,  lOy  6%  $2000 

Oorrell  J  to  0  Jorn  nov  2,  It  16  b  3,  28  39 

14,  6%....  ,  $2300 

Carlson  O  H  to  0  Westpbal  nov  2,  It  4  b  2 

4  39  14,  4y  6%  $2000 

Dada  8  W  to  0  L  Norton  oot  19,  It  37  b  1, 

31  41  14,  6^  $2000 

Deschmeier  A  to  W  F  Newberry  nov  1,  It 

44  State  Bk  III  sub  5y  6^  $2000 

Dickens  M  A  to  J  R  Fonlke  oot  31,  Its  8 

and  b  7,  18  39  13,  3y  6^  $3500 

Dresel  A  te  W  Heinemann   Aug  12,  Its  6 

to  15  sub  of  24  40  13,  3y  5^.  4  ds. .  .$5000 
DeLany  E  J  to  G  P  Casy  nov  1,  It  2  It  22 

6  39  13.  6y  7%  $4000 

Durr  T  E  to  M  Almy  nov  11,  Its  14  to  18 

It  i&,  7  40  14,  ?y  ii%  $2500 

Dudzek  J  to  O  0  Dose  oot  15,  Its  27  to  39 

b  3  etc  26  4C  13,  5y  7%  $3000 

Doones  W  J  to  A  M  Soydaoker  nov  6,  It 

24  b  28,  13  39  l.S,  6y  6%  $3000 

Domby  0  to  0  0  Schumacher  nov  4,  It  11 

It  2  b  2,  14  39  13,  7^  $2700 

Dolese  J  to  J  Donnersberger  nov  7,  Its  7 

and  8  b  9,  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $12,000 

Dyche  H  B  to  W  fl  Cairndufif  nov  29,  It  6 

b  2,  10  38  14.  6%  $1750 

Darling  J  N  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  2,  pt  It 

22  Johnston  sob  3  38  14  $2500 

Dean  J  E  to  R  R  Landis  oot  29,  b  6,  29 

38  14,  ly  6%  $2000 

Dziever  J  to  H  A  Haugan  nov  4,  Its  36  to 

42  b  5,  31  40  14,  5y  (y%  $10,000 

Erickson  P  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  7,  Its  11 

and  12  b  6,  7  39  14,  5y  <y%  $10,000 

Enzweiler  P  to  J  H  Ernst   nov  6,  It  19  b 

40,  21  40  14.  3y  6%  $2000 

Epstein  I  to  G  Van  Zandt  oot  22,  prems 

85  Colorado  av  3y  6^  $.00a 

Epstein  J  to  G  Van  Zandt  oct  22,  prems 

114  s  Peoria  and  o  p  3y  6%,  2 deeds. $5000 
Edborg  G  to  H  A  Haagan  nov  4,  It  6  b  8, 

4  39  14,  5y  6^   $3500 

Eblund  Q  to  G  M  Stevens   nov  7,   It  30 

Benton  add  8^  $3000 

Engel  Z  G  to  W  M  Jones  nov  6,  It  13  b 

21  b  16,  28  38  14,  2y  6%  $2000 

Eberaol  J  W  to  0  Murray  nov  11,  pt  b  10, 

14  38  14.  5y  6^   $6000 

Freeh  O  to  J  M  Oliver  Aug  21,  It  9  b  2,  29 

40  14,  3y  6$   $2ufO 

Fitzgerald  H  A  to  Lake  View  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  6,  pt  It  21  b  8,  8  40  13,  7%  $2500 

Freehling  B  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  7,  It  4 

and  pt  5  b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  6%  $14,500 

Foerster  O  lo  W  J  Watson  nov  I,  pt  b  3, 

7  39  14,  5y  6«   $4000 

Fleming  W  H  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  1,  pt  b 

6,  10  38  14,  5y  7%  $6000 

Fischer  A  F  to  H  E  Horlbnt  oot  30,  It  3  It 

12.  12  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Ford  J  8  to  W  A  Bond  oct  30,  It  8  b  6,  2 

38  14,  3y  5}4%.  $4000 

Finn  R  B  to  O  C  Chase  nov  1,  It  3  It  1  b 

1,  3  38  14,  2y  e%   $3500 

Fritz  E  W  to  0  C  Bufz  oot  26.  Its  31  to  34 

b  8,  20  40  14,  3y  6}i%  $5000 

Foller  M  J  to  P  Van  Vlissinger  nov  1,  It 

3  It  7,  8  39  14,  3y  6%  $5500 

Fried  I  to  A  Torpe   nov  1,   it  16   It  163, 

Bntterfleld  add  6%  $2000 

Folk  M  to  J  Sikyta  nov  6,  It  22  b  1,  6  38 

14,  7%  $1200 

Folz  M  W  to  Mut  L  &  B  Assn  nov  4,  It  29 

and  3C  b  3,  28  39  14,  —  $4000 

Qranqnist  G  to  E  0  Brown  nov  1,  It  31  b 

2,  5  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Gebert  A  to  0  Jorn  oct  24,  pt  Its  16  and 

17  b  3,  16  38  14,  6^  $14,500 

Grosse  A  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  5,  It  33  b  40, 

33  40  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Goldsmith  M  to  A  R  Olark  nov  2,  It  1  It  7 

b  1,  3  38  14,  6^  $2000 

Gilfoile  T  to  M  E  Greenebaam  nov  5,  Its 

13  and  14   Ourley  sub   17  38  14,  6y  6% 

 $2500 

Goldberg  8  B  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  8,  It  17 

b  1  Brand  add  5y  6^  $7000 

Grawe  0  to  B  Lathrop  noy  13,  It  298,  17 

40  14,  6^  $1233 

Holmes  0  J  to  ME  Greenebaam   nov  1, 

Us  3  and  4  b  7,  36  40  13,  5y  6|.  ...$15,000 
Honig  R  to  A  M  Snydacker  nov  7,  pt  It 

13  b  11,  17  39  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Hobon  A  J  to  W  Heinemann  nov  8,  pt  It 

6  It  7  b  5,  33  40  14,  ly  6^  $1000 

Haddaok  H  G  to  N  A  Partridge  Feb  20, 

It  32  b  2,  34  39  14,  ly  7^  $4200 

Hanbins  G  V  to  N  B  Jndah  nov  7,  bidg 

acd  It  cor  29th  and  Mich  av  and  op  ly 

5%    $21,692 


Haskins  J  E  to  W  D  Oooper  nov  6,  It  25 

b  2,  9  38  14,  5y  6)^«   $3500 

Hatteudorf  W  H  to  B  L  Lee  nov  7,  It  15  b 

1,  8  H8  14,  3y  6^  $3(00 

Hannaway  A  to  H  H  Rose  nov  22,  It  52 

and  pt  53  Stinson  snb  17  39  13,  e%  $2000 
Uolmbaist  A  to  E  G  Pauling  nov  7,  It  6  b 

2,  20  40  14,  5y  S   $4500 

Hohs  J  to  A  0  Ernst  nov  6,  w  hf  e  hf  w  hf 

8  e  qr  10  41  13,  5y  G%  $'2000 

Hubbard  H  M  to  L  Baird  nov  4,  pt  Its  31 

and  32  Astor  add  5y  53^^  $15,0C0 

Hathaway  M  to  J  H  MoOortney  oot  29,  pt 

blks  6  to  and  12   W  Hghts  7%   4  deeds 

 f 2500 

Hetherington  0  to  P  B  Hoyt  oot  1,  It  7  b 

16,  28  42  13,  3y  7^  $2000 

Hall  A  T  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  30,  It  16  b 

61,  14  38  14,  3y  6^  $5000 

Ivan  J  D  to  0  J  LeMasure  nov  2,  Its  1  to 

3  and  pt  4  b  11.  4  38  14,  4m  7%  $1950 

lernegan  E  D  to  Evnsin  S  &  L  Assn  nov 

1,  pt  Its  5  and  6  b  80.  Bvanston  $3000 

Johnson  G  to  M  E  Greenebaum  nov  5.  It 

28  It  1,  36  40  13,  5y  7^   $1000 

Joliet  Lime  Stone  Co   to   AO  Bosworth 

ncv  1,  pt  b  10,  30  40  14,  5y  7%  $3962 

Johnson  P  B  to  0  H  Fleischer  nov  6,  It  24 

b  3,  17  40  14,  3y  7%  $2000 

Johnson  J  H  to  H  Gage  Aug  21,  pt  It  13, 

17  40  14,  3y  6«  $2oC0 

Kasehagen  L  to  O  0  Bu(z  nov  5,  It  4  It  F, 

28  40  14,  2y  6%  $2500 

Krupp  A  to  A  0  Ernst  nov  4,  Its  31  and 

35  b  3,  28  40  14,  3y  6%%  $3500 

Eofkofski  F  N  to  A  Stachuwicz  nov  4,  It 

4  It  11  b  31  Elston  add  6^  $2000 

Keiffer  A  to  J  C  Schumacher  nov  7,  pt  b 

47,  23  39  13,  6^  $2C00 

Keith  A  to  W  Loeb  nov  4,  It  38  b  14,  14 

38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Eaminski  J  to  A  J  Eowalski  nov  2,  Its  39 

and  40  b  27,  26  40  13,  6%  $6000 

Eoenig  T  O  to  R  Berger  nov  6,  It  10  b  87 

5  Chi  4y  6^  $4{;00 

Eozesek  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam  nov  9,  It 

19  b  6.  20  39  14,  5y  6«  $7000 

Kitchen  I  to  F  A  Barnes  oot  17,  It  4  It  5  b 

2.  11  38  14,  3y  6%,  2  deeds  $4000 

Erietenstein  J  O  to  Union  Mut  L  Ins  Co 

Us  8  and  9  and  Its  11  to  17  b  3,  9  38  14, 

G%   $50(0 

Eing  J  0  to  J  Stinson  nov  7,  It  b  62,  17 

39  14,  2y  6i  $2f,00 

Kiefifer  A  to  J  0  Schumacher  nov  7,  Its  1 

to  4  It  27  b  4,  23  39  13,  7%...'.  $20CO 

Keenan  J  J  to  Northn  T  Oo  oot  23,  Its  37 

and  pt  36,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $8000 

Erohns  M  and  J  to  A  Q  Whitney  nov  9, 

It  8  It  B  b  8,  6  39  14,  5y  6%   $3000 

Erase  W  to  O  Hoppe  nov  4,  Its  12  and  13 

b  13,  6  39  14,  4y  6^  $5000 

Enbin  A  to  A  Kubin  nov  6,  It  11  b  58,  s  s 

udd  5y  6^  $3600 

Eesterman  A  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  1,  It  21 

to  23  b  76,  5  and  6  37  15,  6j  6%  $6000 

Knohinka  V  to  O  Eobin  nov  1,  It  22  and 

pt  23  b  9,  18  39  14,  6^  $3500 

Louderbaoh  D  L  H  to  E  F  Dryden  nov  I, 

1,  pt  It  1  b  10  and  pt  It  4  b  11  New- 
berry add  5y  5^4%,  2  deeds  $55,000 

Losby  M  to  H  8  Dietrich   nov  4,   Its  41 

and  i'i  b  3,  11  39  13,7^  $10(0 

Lynch  P  8  to  0  0  Schumacher  nov  4,  It  9 

b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  7%  $1500 

Lee  D  8  to  P  J  Elapperich  sept  16,  Its  17 

and  18  b  45,  9  37  14,  5y  6^  $24£0 

Lord  M  N  to  A  H  Lord  nov  1,  pt  It  3  It  8 

b  11,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  .$4C00 

Loeb  A  H  to  A  Marx  nov  9,  Its  5  and  pt 

4  b  7  Ft  Dearborn  add,  Moh  15,  6?.$2560 
Langner  R  to  Q  Schneike  nov  7,  It  32  and 

33  b  4,  35  40  13,6^  $2200 

Lukasovsky  J  to  0  J  Hambleton  nov  7,  pt 

It  10  b  62,  21  39  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Larson  A  to  O  H  Waldo  nov  6,  pt  b  11, 

31  40  14,      P^,  3 deeds  $3600 

Love  W  A  to  M  W  Eozminsbi  mch  1,  It  6 

w  hf  b  10  Brand  add  3y  Tt  $1500 

Lnmpt  U  Jr  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  oot  15,  pt  It 

14  b  6,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $15C0 

Lowry  W  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  nov  1,  It 

11  b  33  b  60  Einzie  add  5y  5}^^ ..  $12,000 
Lemberger  E  A  to  E  G  Panling  nov  8,  Its 

93  and  94  b  26,  19  40  14,  3y  7%  $1100 

Lampreoht  0  to  M  Sohintz  nov  4,  pt  Its 

12  and  all  11  It  29  Botterfield  add  3y  6% 
 $4600 

Lambeau  O  to  O  E  Williams  nov  4,  It  8  b 
4  and  o  p  31  40  14,  2y  6%  $2000 

Lasher  0  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  1,  pt  Us 
1  to  10  e  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  34  39  14,  5y  6% 
10  deeds  ,  $30,000 

Mall  M  A  to  J  E  M  Enight  nov  2,  Ic  13  b 
3  b  1,  13  30  13,  3y  6;?  $30C0 

Myer»  0  A  to  Q  F  White  nov  1,  Us  3  and 


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4  b  1,  19  40  U,  6%  $1500 

Moore  R  0  to  M  E  tJreenebaam  nov  4,  pt 

b  10,  26  40  13,  5y  1%  $2200 

Meehan  M  and  J  to  W  Kaspar  oot  3,  It  25 

and  26  b  4,  23  39  13,  5y  6%  $7500 

MoMeekin  J  A  to  III  S  &  L  Assn  oot  16,  U 

1  b  11,  3  37  14,  7;^   $1400 

Mobs  W  L  to  H  M  Baoon  Deo  15,'91,  It  24 

b  9.  6  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Maoomb  Q  A  to  G  M  Eokela  nov  7,  Ita  12 

to  15  It  16  b  16  Ashland  add  3y  6%.. $5000 
Mayer  0  B  to  W  A  Stanton  nov  4,  Its  38 

and  39  b  4  b  1  eto  22  38  14,  ly  6%..  $1600 
MoOofifey  K  to  D  J  O'Oonner  nov  4,  Its  50 

and  51  b  3  b  1,  17  39  13,  3y  6iE  $3000 

Moses  J  to  L  J  Blum  oot  14,  pt  It  2  It  31, 

33  40  14,  5y  6^  $20C0 

Moore  R  0  to  R  Hart  nov  8,  pt  Its  14  and 

13  b  3.  26  40  13,  6y  7%  $2200 

Maldoon  0  H  to  W  E  Hatterman  oot  25, 

It  3  b  2,  27  40  13,  3y  6^   $2CO0 

Moline  O  to  F  0  Kahn  nov  6,  It  43  b  8,  1 

39  13,  5y  7%  $4500 

Moyer  M  E  to  Evnstn  S  &  L  Assn  nov  1, 

It  11  b  12,  12  39  13,  7%  $2400 

Macomb  Q  A  to  Q  M  Eokela  nov  7,  Its  12 

to  15  and  pt  16  b  16,   13  39  13,  3y  B% 

 ....$5000 

Meoher  0  to  Q  A  Follansbee  nov  6,  It  6  b 

58,  3y  6^   $212,500 

Mieh  E  to  J  H  Kraemer  nov  6,  It  13  b  18, 

19  40  14,  3y  &%  $3500 

Merchant  0  U  and  G  W  to  R  Hart  oct  31, 

pt  n  hf  8  hf  n  e  qr  16  38  14,  5y  6^. $22,000 
Miller  I-  B  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  nov  4, 

It  7  It  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

MargetBon  E  A  to  J  W  Lanehart  oct  31, 

pt  b  28,  19  40  14,  5y  7?,  2  deeds  $2000 

Ikidler  W  I  to  T  H  Lindsay   nov  1,  Its  12 

and  13  b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  6^  $85i0 

MoOaolev  T  N  to  J  M  Oliver  nov  11,  Its 

33  to  36  It  12  eto  13  39  14,  5y  b%  .$30,000 
McGrath  K  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  nov  6,  pt 

Its  38  and  40  and  all  39  b  6,  28  37  14,  6y 

7%  $1150 

MoOormick  H  to  M  E  Qreeuebanm  nov  2 

It  7  and  pt  8  s  e  qr  3  38  U,  2y  6%  3  da 

 $3000 

MoOieary  J  B  to  A  L  Baker  oct  1,  pt  It  35 

b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Maynard  E  to  J  Maher  sept  24,  It  16  b  44 

8  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Manasse  L  to  Northn  T  Co  oot  30,  pt  Its 

99  and  ICO  Nott's  sab  2  38  14,  5^%  $5000 
Mac  Dole  L  A  to  R  Berger  nov  4,  It  9  b  1, 

22  38  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

MoOarrell  E  S  to  D  L  Zook   oot  10,  U  10 

b  1,  19  41  14,  6y  6^  $5500 

Mason  B  to  I  F  Rnbel  nov  1,  pt  It  11  Co 

Oiks  anb  3  38  14,  5y  6^  - .  $9000 

MoOlenthen  H  S  to  ft  W  Boms  oot  28,  pt 

Its  13  and  16  div  4,  30  38  15,  3y  6^.. $2500 
Naber  M  H  to  P  I  Greenebaam  nov  2,  pt 

n  e  qi-  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  21  38  13,  25  acres 

3y  6^  $30,000 

Nedbal  F  to  I  Banmgartl  nov  1,  It  36  b  9, 

20  39  14,  3y  7%  $5000 

N  W  Gas  Light  &  Ooke  Oo  to  Eqoit  T  Go 

July  1,  pt  Its  1  to  6  and  all  6  to  9  b  7 

Evnatn  and  o  p  20y  5%  $600,000 

Noonan  B  T  to  J  H  Henricks  nov  6,  pt  b 

1,  3  39  13,  4y6«   $18  000 

Nerity  W  P  to  R  Berger  nov  6,  It  135  155 

eto  n  6  qr  3  39  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Newman  F  E  to  0  M  Walker  oot  24,  It  22 

b  26,  31  39  14,  6%  flSOO 

Ohman  0  J  to  C  O  Schnmacher  nov  7,  Its 

14  to  17  and  pt  13  b  11,   30  39  14.  8% 


Olsen  M  to  A  Pike  nov  6,  It  1  b  2,  2  39  13 

5y   $2000 

O'Brien  I  J  to  J  D  Rowe  sept  21,  pt  It  13 

b  1,  28  38  14,  S%  $2000 

Obomy  J  to  J  Q  Panoch  nov  1,  It  4  b  B 

b  8,  20  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

PerkinH  F  H  to  E  0  Fahrney  oot  22,  It  44 

b  4,  15  39  13,  5y  6^  $2500 

Palmer  D  J  to  E  S  Dreyer  nov  4,  It  2  It  22 

3  38  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Pride  S  I  to  D  G  Hamilton  oot  21,  Its  2 

and  3  Supr  ot  ptn  b  13,  11  39  13,  2y  e% 

 $2000 

Pollasch  J  B  to  J  Mocha  oct  29,  It  7  b  39 

8heffadd6%  

Peterson  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  5, 

It  10  b  25,  25  40  13,  5y  6}4%  $2000 

Peterson  E  J  to  F  R  Chandler   nov  1,  It 

42  b  4,  8  37  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Peck  E  0  to  L  Baird  nov  1,  pt  b  1  Glen- 

ooe  6y  6%  $5500 

Pndewa  G  A  to  A  L  Beimer  nov  7,  Its  20 

to  23  b  32,  29  38  14,  2y  6^  $11,000 

Reynertson  H  to  A  Peterson  nov  2,  It  6  It 

16  b  9  Ashland  add  6y  6^  

Rash  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  22,  It  3  It 


106  Bronson  add  5y  B%  $12,000 

Riddeford  W  H  to  W  T  Dwight  oot  31,  It 

30  b  2,  12  39  13,  6y  6^  $6500 

Rich  A  L  to  B  0  Rich  nov  12,  pt  It  6  b  6, 

21  38  14,  6y  6^  $7000 

Roeder  0  to  A  Pike  nov  7,  It  66  b  50,  19 

39  13,  ly  6^  $1500 

Rentz  J  to  E  Q  Foreman  nov  4,  It  H  b  24, 

33  40  14,  3y  6^  $3200 

Ray  E  W  to  E  Stock  oot  26,  It  8  It  7  Bnt- 

terlield  add  5y  6^  $1500 

Rohe  M  and  0  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Co  sept 

26,  It  7  b  6,  24  39  13,  3y  6%  $12,(-.00 

Rector  0  H  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  4,  It  161 

a  e  qr  15  39  13,  5y  7%  $2000 

Rosatiera  S  to  H  H  Rose  nov  1,  pt  It  24 

b  10  a  s  add  ly  6%  $5500 

Robinson  M  J  to  H  H  Rose  nov  1,  It  34  b 

3,  31  38  14,  6«  $1600 

Rhorer  H  to  H  Felsanthal  oct  25,  It  3  b 

24  Dancanadd  5y  6^  $4000 

Reidy  M  E  to  S  Mayer  nov  1,  It  18  b  1,  2 

9  13,  3y  &%  $1300 

Ratzinger  K  to  W  Heinemann  nov  7,  It  5 

It  2  It  149  Botterfleld  add  5y  6%  $1600 

Stafford  J  to  F  R  Chandler   nov  1,   pt  b 

14,  15  38  14,  6y  6^  $15,000 

Steinke  Q  to  M  C  Smith  nov  7,  It  1  b  5,  6 

39  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Shea  D  to  Home  B  &  L  Assn  oot  17,  It  41 

b  13,  20  38  14,  7%  $1600 

Schafer  P  to  H  P  Kranz  nov  1,  pt  n  w  qr 

7  40  14,  5  acres  5y  6%  $2000 

Silbir  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  6,  Its  2 

and  3  It  41  eto  b  7,  33  39  14,  G%..  $80C0 
Sanger  G  to  H  Rnbens  nov  4,  pt  It  31  b 

12  Bnshneil  add  4y  8^  

Stork  W  to  J  H  Tiedeman  oct  22,  pt  it  5 

b  6  Newberry  odd  5y  7^  $8i'00 

Schaler  R  A  to  W  Boldenweok  nov  1,  Its  4 

and  5  b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $5000 

Sykea  L  B  to  E  G  Wentworth  nov  6,  pt  It 

2  b  27  Donoan  add  5y  6%  $6000 

Simpson  J  H  to  J  G  Weart  nov  6,  Its  283 

and  284,  30  38  14,  7^  $1600 

Simpleton  A  to  A  Bodmer  nov  2,  Its  4  and 

4i  b  1,  26  40  14,  4y  6%  $16C0 

Steinbreoher  O  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ina  Oo  oot 
25,  It  14  pt  b  2  b  1  and  pt  21,  12  39  13, 

6y  5^^   $30,000 

Stebbins  L  0  to  R  L  Talham  nov  4,  It  64 

and  56  b  1  b  15  Sheff  add  6y  6%  $3500 

Sloan  P  H  to  W  T  Lnkens  nov  12,  pt  It 

24  b  3,  1  39  13,  3y  6^  .$2500 

Sistek  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  1,  It  9 

b  57,  7  38  14,  4y  :%  $1500 

StoDtenbnrgh  M  L  to  B  W  Lord  oot  31, 

Its  7  to  13  b  36  Winnetka  6«  $5000 

Stewart  W  H  to  E  F  Bayley  oot  29,  pt  b 

1,  14  38  14,  5y  6%,  4  deeds  $95C0 

Springer  L  O  to  E  F  Bayley  nov  4,  pt  It 

23  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Stewart  M  B  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  1,  pt  It 

12  It  4.  12  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Siupson  J  W  to  H  B  Hord  nov  6,  It  20  b 

14,  4  38  12,  5y  6%  $2250 

Shnth  A  J  to  H  A  Haugan  nov  8,  It  11  b 

3.17  40  14,  6y  (>%  $9000 

Stoddar  G  T  to  H  M  Higinbotham  nov  7, 
nnd  qr  int  w  hf  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  7 

37  14,  1  day  6%  $10,000 

Shoyer  F  and  8  to  E  Wynn   nov  1,    Us  6 

to  8  b  2  and  o  p  25  40  13,  7%  $8000 

Slavin  J  F  to  S  M  Moore  nov  3,  It  17  and 

pt  16  b  1,  7  39  14,  3y  7%  .$2300 

Stevenson  B  G  to  G  N  Lee  oct  18,  It  10  b 

2,  27  38  14,  5y  6%  $3000 

Strohm  W  A  to  0  E  Strohm   nov  4,  Its  6 

and  7  b  48,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $6875 

Strond  S  to  H  A  Goodrich  nov  1,  It  1  It  8 

11  38  14,  2y  7^  $1250 

Schlaoka  H  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  5, 
Iss  1  to  3  It  3  and  pt  4  b  1,  3  38  14,  ly 

7^  $1000 

Snyder  j  W  to  C  P  Silva  oot  26,  pt  Its  21 

and  22  b  70  Washtn  Hghts  &%  $1600 

TheobDld  0  to  C  H  Fleischer  oct  28,  It  26 

and  pt  25,  6  38  14,  3y  7%  $23iJ0 

Torrent  J  to  F  B  Peabody  oot  7,  pt  e  hf 

n  e  qr  12  37  14,  5y  G%  $47,000 

Toz  F  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  oot  8,  It  36 

b  20,  17  39  14,  6y  6%  $2900 

Tobias  L  R  and  E  W   to    W  M  Howland 

nov  11,  it  22  b  3,  6  37  14,  7%  $3200 

Todd  A  to  A  H  Brintelman  nov  1,  It  36  n 

e  qr  n  e  qr  9  38  14.  85m  6%  $1768 

Taylor  J  R  to  F  B  Peabody   oct  28,  pt  It 

Broad's  anb  3  38  14,  6y  6%,  3  deedj.$21,000 
Thnrman  W  W  to   G  Van  Zandt  oot  19, 

prems  16  5  Adams  at  3y  6?;   *2500 

Tnma  F  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  30,  It  17  b 

36,  19-39  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

Uhl  H  to  R  Berger  uov  6,  It  3  It  9  Batter- 

field  add'Sy  6^  $2500 

Voight  F  to  R  Berger  nov  6,  It  10  b  1, 18 


39  14,  6y  6!?  $3000 

Vigeant  M  E  to  D  Qaigg  nov  6,  It  6  It  1 

etc  b  10  Stone  add  5y  6^  f  80C0 

Van  Honaen  H  L  to  8  M  Moore  sept  10, 

It  81,  8  39  13,  3y  6^   $2060 

Vehmeyer  E  E  to  Deering  B   &   L  Asan 
nov  4,  Us  1  and  2  and  pt  3  b  4,  30  41  14 

7^  $10!,0 

Wesael  E  to  J  A  Weasel  sept  1,  It  3  b  3,  28 

39  14,  5y  5%  $3500 

Williams  R  R  to  G  Ooomba  sept  16,  pt  U 

8  It  9  b  3,  13  39  13,  6%  $2000 

Wetterberg  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  nov  6, 

pt  It  6  b  20  J  R  &  S  add  5y  6^  $8000 

Waibel  P  to  M  E  Qreeuebanm  nov  6,  It  7 

b  8,  15  39  13,  5y  e}4%  $2800 

Whitney  A  E  to  W  Heinemann  nov  1,  It 

19  b  1,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Week  T  F  to  0  H  Fleischer  nov  6,  It  4  It 

16,  29  40  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Woodworth  J  A  to  D  Eichberg  nov  4,  Its 
11  and  \1  Leitet's  snb  16  38  14,  3y  1% 

 $1600 

Woods  R  M  to  Caledonian  Indenture  Oo 
nov  1,  Its  14  and  15  b  9,  28  39  14  dem 

72  $86,809 

Weber  L  to  D  T  Hant  nov  4,  pt  Its  43  and 

44  b  44,  7  39  14,  dem  —  $4000 

Wightman  W  T  to  F  A  Barnes  nov  4,  pt 

b  8,  27  39  14,  3y  6^  $10,000 

Wella  0  H  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  4,  It  16  b 

1,  21  38  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Whitney  M  to  H  E  Hnrlbut  oot  30,  It  8  n 

e  qr  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $2000 

Whittingman  M  to  B  Manzy  sept  20  It  8 

It  5,  8  39  14,  6^  $5170 

vVilliama  W  L  to  t'  M  Elliott  nov  2,  It  5  b 

4  Union  add  Evnstn  5y  6^   $1600 

Wigeland  A  to  M  J  Donne  nov  4,  pt  It  12 

b  4,  21  40  14,  3y  6^   $1812 

Zeach  W  to  W  Boldenweok  oot  26,  It  I  b 

2,  6  40  14,  5y  6%  $1800 

Zimmer  B  to  P  W  Snowhook  oot  28,  It  21 

b  3,  15  38  14,  6y  6%  $2700 

Znrrin  F  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  nov  4 
It  27  b  7,  32  38  15,  7^  $2200 


Anderson  8  to  H  S  Palmer,  nov  6,  Safford 

piano  410  23m  $150 

Ahern  M  to  P  Fortune  nov  6,  saloon  2616 

Ridge  av  2y  $1637 

Anoho  M  to  Broseean  &  N  nov  7,  fnrn  and 

piano  178  Howe  6m  $372 

Andel  J  to  Branawiok-B-0  Co  nov  9,  pool 

goods  464  w  18th  20m  $200 

Axh  W  to  J  Axh  nov  4,  ahop  105  18th  2y 

 $<?50 

Amerman  F  to  A  8  Leon  nov  6,  fnrn  63d 

and  Mich  av  1  y  $160 

Aardema  W  to  W  G  Van  Bergen  oot  27, 

horae  eto  Lake  $300 

Barker  A  W  to  C  F  Wiehl  oct  26,  furn  2815 

Prairie  av  2y  $5000 

Bennett  P  A  to  M  E  Finch  nov  6,  furn  6 

m  177 

Baggott  G  P  to  0  H  Merrick  nov  6,  horse 

and  farn  2y  $102 

Berthold  G  to  Hand  Brg  Oo  nov  7,  aaloon 

387  Olybourn  av  ly  $660 

Baker  W  8  to  J  W  Kelly  nov  3,  Lyon  P 

&  Oo  piano  12974  6m  $103 

Bi'sten  A  to  J  W  Kelly  nov  1,  shop  6m 

_  $125 

Becker  N  J  to  J  Becker  nov  4,  moving 

outfit  eto  Clark  and  Eugenie  2y  $2u80 

Biandek  M  to  G  G  Hubbell  nov  6,  saloon 

9m...   t200 

Baer  J  S  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  8,  furn 

7m   |375 

Bennett  W  H  to  8  B  Knowlton  oot  30, 

furn  7m  -  $130 

Burns  W  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  nov  8,  aaloon  113 

39th  ly  $678 

Breman  S  to  M  Orth  nov  11,  horses  eto  6 

Boawcrth  av  10m  $731 

Bensler  A  to  M  E  Redican  nov  6,  furn  614 

Madison  6m   $300 

Beregan  L  to  T  B  Waring  nov  11,  laundry 

1609  Wabash  av  ly  $2400 

Bernstein  M  to  J  R  Ooyne  nov  6,  furn  197 

w  Vac  Bnren  2y  $563 

BilliDgsley  H  0  to  W  Hazleton  nov  2, 

furn  6m  $441 

Brimhoft  E  to  F  W  Rohr  oot  12,  furn  348 

North  av  2y  $300 

Bouchard  A  J  to  M  E  Finob  nov  9,  piano 

6m  «103 

Burk  T  to  Brosaeau  &  N  aag  24,  horse 

and  carriage  2y  $540 

Orean  A  M  to  N  Brosaeau  oct  26,  fnrn 

4241  St  Lawrence  av  6m  $150 

Connelly  M  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  nov 

4,  saloon  4639  Ashland  ly  


^260 


Oorwith  J  W  T  to  C  T  Bone  nov  6,  dental 

office  1001  Madison  $500 

Campbell  M  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  6, 

farn  and  piano  and  Sam  6m  $103 

O'outh  A  to  G  Morgan  oot  1,  farn  19  n 

Paulina  6m  $^1 

Combs  H  0  to  L  F  Harvey  nov  1,  horses 

etc  6m  1^00 

Cooper  G  0  to  Brosaeau  &  N  aept  24,furn 

301  Franoiaco  2y  $300 

Oollins  W  H  to  N  Brosseau  nov  l,fnrn  776^ 

Raoine  av  ly  $250 

Deisen  A  A  to  E  F  Baker  nov  5,  engine  _ 

125  Indiana  5m  $75 

Dailey  J  K  to  F  E  Blookman  nov  2,  furn 

ly  :  ....$200 

Dickson  &  Dreed  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co 
nov  6,  saloon  Oxford  hotel  Canal  aud 

Adams  23m    $425 

Dahl  C  to  A  W  Merritt  4;  Oo  nov  9,  horses 

etc  363  Milwaukee  av  $300 

Diffonbaoher  W  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  9. 

furn  1204  63d  Hm  $87 

Davis  L  to  H  Oohn  nov  8,  furn  6m  $70 

Evans  H  P  to  M  E  Finch  nov  11,  furn  6m 

 $77  . 

Eberth  R  L  A  to  J  Thomas  oot  28.  furn 

3027  Cott  G  av2y  $150 

Eisentraub  W  to  G  Lehman  oot  31,  horses 

etc  1285  n  Oakley  ly  $225 

Enright  P  J  to  F  J  Crane  jan  15,  furn  2y 

_7  $160 

Forward  B  W  to  E  Baggott  nov  4,  furn 

235  State  6m  $173 

Forward  B  W  to  F  0  Roberts  oot  5,  furn 

235  State  ly  $1500 

Farrell  E  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  nov  9,  sa- 
loon 57  12th  2y  $1000 

Francis  H  O  to  F  H  June  nov  9,  furn  141 

Lake  Im  $1'0 

Farnsworth  H  H  to  W  K  Johnson  nov  1, 

pool  tables  132  Halated  SOwka  $8(0 

Fort  J  B  to  8  Makeever  nov  1,  horse  eto 

6m  *^35 

Fall  E  to  Boh  Brg  Oo  nov  4,  saloon  1154 

w  Chicago  av  demd  $403 

Fyfe  G  8  to  J  E  Collins  nov  7,  furn  3719 

Rhodes  av  $2072 

Ferris  A  W  to  E  Smith,  oot  19,  furn  and  8 

8  m  6m  $87 

Gansden  F  L  to  H  Morse  nov  8,  farn  717 

w  Madison  ly  $500 

Graham  J  0  to  B  A  Erd  nov  1,  farn  2y.  $'0 
Gehl  L  to  J  A  Dahlem  nov  6,  farn  4467 

Oakwald  2m  ,$165 

Griffith  IJ  to  A  8  Whitman  oot  21,  livery 

654North  av  6m  $500 

Greig  H  M  to  M  L  Day  nov  4,  furn  and 

piano  4449  Lake  av  6m  $600 

Gitterman  S  F  to  G  J  Williams  nov  6, 

fnrn  6m  .$300 

Gibson  F  to  A  Welle  nov  5,  furn  479  Mad- 
ison  $220 

Greenebanm  S  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  7,  furn 

7m   ....$132 

Qomry  D  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  7,  furn  7m 

 $99 

Glenn  A  to  G  3  Williams  nov  7,  furn  1921 

Wrightwood  4m  $86 

Havens  S  8  to  J  H  Gunsolus  nov  8,  furn 

and  piano,  6223  Stewart  av  $160 

Hitchoook  W  F  to  J  W  MoMillen  nov  7, 

ptg  office  418  Dearborn  60da  $96 

Hadey  J  S  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  9,  furn  7m 

 $101 

Hay*  G  J  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  nov  4, 

aaloon  Illinois  and  LaSalle  av  23m.  .$785 
Heberotreit  L  to  L  Lendy  nov  4,  aaloon 

1157  Milwaukee  av  demd  $706 

Hosford  8  to  J  D  Chapman  nov  6,  furn 

497  Dearborn  av  ^y  $3003 

Huber  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  7.  fnrn  and 

piano  6m   $77 

Harvey  T  H  to  8  B  Sum  nov  8,  fixt  11  w 

44h  $70 

Horr  M  A  to  Q  Clarke  nov  12,  furn  769  w 

Lake  3m  $100 

Harper  &  Pratt  to  Brunswiok-B-O  Co  nov 

9,  billiard  goods  1426  n  Clark  22m..  $792 
Hatch  J  H  to  J  Hatch  nov  6,  furn  ly.  .$144 
Hopkins  F  E  to  R  M  McOreery  nov  7,  farn 

6m  $70 

Houseman  E  to  A  Sweet,  oot  70,  farn  4m 

 $643 

Huntley  M  &  E  D  to  0  0  Butz  nov  5,  furn 

and  S  8  m  458  Belden  av  $700 

Harwood  F  to  E  Smith  oct  30,  furn  anp  8 

s  m  8m  $70 

Johnson  K  to  J  Sexton  &  Oo  reatnt  276 

Milwaukee  av  $200 

Junglas  A  &  J  to  A  M  Kost  nov  8  mdae 

carriages  etc  850  Lincoln  av.  $1000 

Job  A  to  E  Orifflth  nov  7,  fnrn  2y  $360 

Johnaon  W  0  to  8choenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov 
5,  saloon  191  Halsted  2y  $200 


iioi 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOtJRNAL. 


November  16  1896. 


Jaokman  J  H  to  Qottfried  Brg  Oo  dov  7, 

saloon  2S59  bulsied  23  $775 

Jones  W  O  to  E  H  Boesenberg  dov  6, 
Starhrabt  piano  11184  391  Marshfield 

av  10m  $100 

Knight  F  M  to  H  Oohn,  nov  7  furn  6m 

 $135 

King  M  to  0  U  Merrick  nov  0,  farn  and 

W&Wsm  2y  $122 

Kent  L  K  to  H  P  Mount  nov  8  farn  677  n 

Park  av  7m  $104 

Laverenze  C  W  to  R  Cnbney  et  al  nov  5, 

545  Western  av  ly  $500 

Liadstrom  W  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  oot 

1,  saloon  8444  29th  23m  $685 

Lawrence  J  M  to  F  MoNellis  nov  4,  forn 

23m  $86 

Lahn  C  M  to  P  Van  Sohaaok  &  Son  nov 

8,  drugs  381  w  Indiana,  2m  $2215 

Lick  W  J  to  J  M  Dye  nov  12,  saloon  66 

Olark  14m  $650 

Leavey  T  B  to  0  fl  Merrick  nov  7,  piano 


2y. 


.  $8«j 


Lipke  F  A  to  N  Westn  Brg  Oo  oot  30,  sa 

loon  252  Belmont  2y  

Leibiager  J  0  to  Q  Q  Hnbbell  nov  4, forn 

9m    $70 

Mathews  J  J  to  J  W  Kelly  nov  4,  Kimball 

piano  12271  6m   $77 

Michel  A  to  0  Michel  nov  8,  saloon  881  n 

Halsted  ly  $300 

McHale  J  to  A  Dwyer  oot  30,  market  172 

Horon,  Deo  1  $5000 

Macy  W  P  to  F  MacVeagh  &  Oo  nov  8, 

horse  etc  Windsor  Park  ly   $265 

Mayer  Q  M  to  R  Schwabe  nov  5,  farn  81 

5thav  6m  $280 

Mnrphy  L  E  to  M  E  Finch  nov  8,  forn  6 

m  $103 

Mead  J  F  to  M  E  Finch  nov  9,  forn  6m .  $77 
Morehons  8  P  to  M  W  Morehoase  nov  9, 

fnrn,  Proviso  $387 

MoUngh  W  H  to  M  H  Champion  nov  11, 

f urc  etc  20m  $500 

McVeigh  F  to  E  Shaw  nov  6,  saloon  110 

39th  9m  $3C0 

Maloney  J  to  M  Orth  Jr  nov  11,  horses 

etc  1968  n  Clark  oot  10  $700 

Meyers  H  F  to  Bartholomae  &  R  B  &  M 

Oo  nov  4,  saloon  196  Grand  av  ly  . . .  $625 
MoOnllongh  T  to  Q  Sibley  nov  9,  dental 

furn  167  Dearborn  QOaa   $125 

McQrain  P  to  Q  M  Lane  jane  27,  horse 

eto  379  V  Boren  13m  $130 

MoOlnre  T  B  to  M  fiiokox  nov  6,  horses 

eto  385  n  Frauklio  ly  $cO0 

Martin  0  to  A  Biewer  nov  4,  mdse  sept  1 

 $7£0 

MoLaoghlin  M  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  oot  29. 

saloon  414  w  Taylor  23m  $800 

MoMnrray  &  Creighton  to  MoAvoy  Brg 

Oo  nov  9,  saloon  3161  State  ly  $600 

Magnnsin  M  to  0  ()  MoLane  nov9,  green- 

honses  12  40  13,  4y  $2800 

Modica  F  B  to  L  F  Hopkins  oot  31,  fnrn 

1442  Oornflia  7m   $140 

MoNntt  M  to  D  Pries  nov  8  farn  3032  Park 

av  6m   $110 

Mehrdorf  F  Q  to  F  E  Blaokman  nov  6, 

fnrn  6m  $200 

MoGuirk  J  to  G  W  Hall  oct  20,  saloon  225 

n  Halsted  jane  4.  '97  $1996 

Navashelsky  to  A  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

nov  3,  saloon  512  Jefferson  2y  $250 

Neyer  J  to  Braawer  oct  6,  farn  110  n  Ked- 

zie  av  ly  $350 

Noonzie  K  to  J  Vandevillo  nov  11,  mdse 

160  Jefferson  ly  $160 

Newman  N  to  R  Newman  nov  9,  mdse  199 

V  Baren  2y,  $2224 

O'Keefe  &  Gill  to  Standard  Brewery  nov 

7.  saloon  767  Lake  2y  $653 

Osterrecter  0  to  L  Hany  nov  8.  fnrn  257 

State  2y  $450 

Orr  W  D  to  0  Seipp  Brg  Oo  nov  8,  saloon 

83  Harrison  3y   $425 

Olson  F  to  J  H  Qansolas  nov  6,  farn  and 

piano  6m  $200 

Preston  D  O  to  W  Dangherty  nov  11.  sa- 

loin  81  26ht  ly  $500 

Pearson  A  to  D  S  Brg  Oo  nov  8,  saloon 

104  Oak  2y  $1000 

Polley  J  0  to  D  R  Toni  nov  4,  farn  289 

Ashland  av  90d8  ,.$281 

Ferikowsni  I  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov 

5,  saloon  107  w  Division  2y  $400 

Patton  0  to  K  Patton  cot  18,  drags  156  w 

Taylor  2y  $650 

Peterson  0  G  to  E  Peterson  nov  12,  bar- 
ber shop  129  Chicago  av  ly  $400 

Porter  A  M  to  V  F  Edgeoonrt  nov  4,  farn 

and  s  m  627  Sedgwick  ly  $73 

Purtell  J  bo  F  J  Devendorf  nov  1,  fnrn 

and  piano  5m  $103 

Praess  J  0  lo  0  Schullz  nov  8,  farn  146 

Websterlav  2y  $2500 

BobinaoQ  B  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  dot 


6,  saloon  4£6  28th  2y  $315 

Rowen  J  to  R  K  Dryer  oot  31,  carriages 

etc  3907  Prairie  av  6m  $820 

Rosenthal  A  to  F  McNellis  nov  6,  faro 

23m  $73 

Reckel  &  Koehler  to  Branswick-B-0  Oo 

nov  6,  billiard  goods  691  Milwaakee  av 

19m  p  m  $550 

Reed  J  B  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  8,  piano 

6m   $102 

Reetz  0  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  11,  farn  6m 

 $103 

Robinson  T  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  9,  faru 

119  Honore  3m  $200 

Rergeron  V  A  to  G  Rergeron  nov  4,  horse 

eto  1098  12th  15m  ,  $260 

Roschoff  L  to  U  Barnham  aag  30,  farn 

2529  Indiana  av  ly  $300 

Ross  J  A  to  B  Soydacker  et  al  nov  6, farn 

176  Clark  ly  $415 

Reat  T  to  0  Meader  nov  1,  farn  9m  $80 

Stinson  J  T  to  J  W  Kelly  nov  2,  farn  and 

Sohoninger  piano  7165  6m  $2')7 

Sabe  F  W  to  Nat  M  Loaa  Oo  nov  6,  Schil- 
ler piaoo  3040  4m  $89 

Scanlon  W  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  1,  fnrn 

6544  Hope  av  23m   $135 

Scott  W  to  Tosetii  Brg  Oo  nov  4,  saloon 

2y  $250 

Sohaefer  H  to  0  Sohroeder  nov  8,  horse 

eto  ly    $160 

Schwartz  A  to  T  Faber  nov  9,  farn  6m.. $83 
Sannders  W  A  to  S  A  Miller  nov  8,  farn 

284  Bowen  av  6m  $125 

Sallivan  M  to  0  H  Merriok  nov  8,  piano 

6m  $70 

Singer  J  to  E  L  Lloyd  nov  6,766  w  North 

av  ly  $300 

Sohoonmaker  F  H  to  N  K  McOlintook  oct 

2,  fancy  goods  eto  423  Mich  av  $1450 

Straokmann  H  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  oot  28,  sa- 
loon 631  Larrabee  23m  $700 

Sanstedt  O  W  to  O  E  Campbell  nov  11, 

farn  323  Division  5m  $40i» 

Salisbory  0  to  W  Uazleton  nov  2,  farn  6 

m  $203 

Stoat  &  Allen  to  M  E  Stoat  oot  9,  market 

237  Lincoln  av  2y  $850 

Short  N  to  Brosseaa  &  N  oot  31,  farn  110 

Dearborn  av  ly  $100 

Sullivan  E  J  to  J  B  A  Kern  nov  2,  bakery 

355  13tti  pi  ly  $100 

Solomon  A  to  R  M  McCre^ry  nov  24,  furn 

4m  $70 

Thibodean  G  to  N  Brosseau  nov  4,  car- 
riage 165  28th  $120  ! 

Tutbam  L  S  tu  M  S  Caruthers  nov  l,furn 

4652  Lake  av  19m  $1575 

Thomson  B  to  H  H  Rice  oct  20,  stock, 

patents  eto  84  Illinois  6(lds   $250 

Vauderwerf  L  H  to  F  MoNellis  nov  7, 

furn  23m  $73 

Voight  L  H  to  G  Q  Habbell  nov  6,  horses 

forn  and  Ss  mlOm   $83 

Vallely  J  L  to  A  E  Oarlstom  nov  10,  furn 

1338  Madison  3m  $  

Van  Western  0  to  aeipp  Brg  Oo  oot  31, 

saloon  11142  Mich  av  ly  $350 

White  0  to  J  W  Kelly  nov  4,  furn  and 

Sohaaf  piano  3846  $  ■ 

Williams  G  S  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  4, 

fnrn  and  piano  6m  $7  7 

Wilson  J  F  to  E  Smith  nov  8,  fnrn  and 

piano  7m  $102 

Wrightman  E  E  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  6,  furn 

acd  piano  6m  $155 

Weygand  H  to  0  Magnnssen  nov  11,  furn 

125  State  10m  $200 

Wakem  F  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  9,  farn 

jan  9  $167 

Weiss  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  nov  4,  saloon 

1618  n  Clark  23m   ...$27f0 

Weinberger  F  to  L  P  Kohn  nov  5,  mdse 

etc  304  Madison  2y  $425 

Wellington  J  P  to  F  MoNellis  oot  25,  furn 

23m  $102 

Wherland  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  oot  26,furn 

6m  $155 

Walker  A  to  8  B  Knowlton  oot  29,  horse, 

furn  etc  7m  $81 

Wikoff  H  E  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  29,  farn 

and  piano  23m  $275 

White  W  A  to  M  E  Finoh   oct  25,  furn  & 

8  m  6m  $103 

Wollman  J  to  G  G  Hubbell   oot  30,  furn 

and  s  m  9m    $70 

Watson  J  R  to  M  E  Finch  nov  3,  furn  6m 

 $87 

Wilkinson  S  to  A  Willey  oot  31,  forn  126 

Dearborn  av  3m  $700 

Warn  M  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  oot  30, 

saloon  86  Sherman  2y  $450 

Whittlesey  0  F  to  E  Crish  oct  29,  library 

7m  $100 

Zaft  F  E  to  G  Wedermay  nov  6,  horses  eto 
207  23d  2y  |500 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Gordon  M  to  8  OordoQ  oot  ^9,  (jrocery  677  CaQftl*200 
Gulhniidt  L  to  K  Deruard  oot  31,  furn  and  6  8  ms 

11  Fremont  

O'Doonell  Bto  J  McOormlok  nov  6,  market  lifi  n 


Market. 


  »150 

McCarthy  J  to  M  F  Lortie  nov  3,  horse  eto  »)75 

Lortie  F  to  M  F  Lortie  oct  24,  fnrn  l  emont  fSOO 

atowb  H  A  to  J  H  Miller  oct  5,  horse  etc  $175 

Newitt  N  A  to  D  Branch  nov  2,  florl  t  stock  e'c, 

38th  and  Grand  blvd  u 

Bronuek  D  E  to  F  Keller  oct  SO,  fnrn   II50 

HeldenT  E  to  F  Helden  jane  15,   enRine  etc  325 

Lincoln  av  *1000 

Fleege  H  to  F  Baker  oct  17,  fare  59th  and  Morgan 

 t47o 

Blntt  O  to  S  Hiott  nov  4,  cMtle  etc  Jloo 

Bradbnry  F  to  A  B  Foote  nov  4,  saloon  119  Dickey 

8'  »40n 

Winder  L  to  Y  Ztchaw  et  al  nov  7,  horses  »f;8i 

Loeb  B  to  M  Loeb  nov  1,  horees  etc  $242 

Haanehnns  S  K  to  N  Brunn  nov  7,   drugs  et<i  241 

Milwaukee  av  $1500 

Brunn  N  to  A  H  Haanshnus  nov  8,  drafts  e'c  241 

Milwaakee  av  $15ro 

Ro^enthol  M  to  O  Rosenthol  nov  8,  mdso  422  w 

OW  av  ^1360 

Lanreer  L  0  to  F  R  Moles  nov  7,  mdsi  1186  Mil 

waukee  av  lesc 

Price  8  L  to  L  Fanat  oct  14,  Jewelry  $8C0 

Lake  F  0  to  A  P  Lake  nov  4,  dry  goods  159  Wabnph 

 $480 

Blaw  0  e  to  J  D  Plckham  nov  6,'saloon  137  Mon- 
roe t600 

Ooyre  J  R  to  ^  Bernstein  nov  6,  s  loon  193  w  Van 

Bnren  $000 

Naedelen  3  to  W  Weicskopf  sept  23,  horses  etc  9!il 

Armitaere  $450 

Fonke  0  C  to  E  T  Noble  DOV  7,  fnrn  etc  3914  Cot- 
tage Grove  "v  fsdo 

Smith  8  to  M  Bernstein  nov  8,  saloon  6*1  Taylnr»280 
Ohicago  Piano  Stool  t"o  to  E  Marks  <  ct  7,  p!ant 

792  Madison  $1 

Hyde  B  W  toW  SalUbnry  oot  24,  horse,  etc  6(130 

Ellis  av  1600 

Wilson  B  J  to  J  B  WiUoa  oot  22,  house  816  Jackson 

 11 

Pearce  T  8  to  0  Christiansen  oot  24,  bioyo  e  stock 

etc  $1 

MoNett  0  to  J  Keck  oot  22,  turn  211  Phoenix  bldg 

 tm 

Lund  0  to  J  Lund  oct '24.  furu  $3(10 

Standard  Hair  Bozaar  to  K  0  8trehl  oct  1,  mdse  78 

btate  $127 

Jackley  E  to  D  Seat  apr  17,  forn,  Lemont  $160 

North  W  Bldg  Supply  and   Coal  Oo  to  North  W 

Bldg  and  Goal  Oo  oot  17,  horses  etc   $j50 

Palmer  J  to  W  R  Keating  oct  21,  horses  etc  (oil 

buelness)   tfOO 

Pollak  M  to  A  PoUak  oct  21,  milk  business  $233 

Prentice  T  to  Strasshelm  &  J,  oct  26,  mdse  5'1 

Madison  $907 

Condet  F  L  to  T  McOanley  ang  1,  furn   $600 

Long  0  to  L  Eoepfle  oct  28,  saloon  2618  8  Park  av 

  $13.5 

Bejoka  M  to  P  Bejaka  oct  24,  furn   hirses  e'c 

Morton  Pk   $400 

Fnchs  0  to  W  B  Fuchs  cct  '26,  %   iut   In  mdse  78 

Center  J500 

1  each  H  L  to  W  J  Moore  oct  — .  »nd«e  556  w  North 

av  $1600 

Williamson  0  O  to  M  Lundin  oct  28,  ptg  office  197 

Canal  $1 

Towle  M  M  to  D  M  and  F  E  White  cct  26,'  hor-es 

bnggias  etc  i2C0 

Garrow  J  F  to  0  L  M  Leman  oot  28,  furn  Line  iln 

theatre,  n  01  irk  and  Kinzie  J500 

Olinski  J  to  11  vVarxynakl  oct  i'i,  market  718  w  I'th 

 $225 

Folch  W  E  to  N  Fa  diey  Fept  6,  piam  $66 

Jasowic  J  to  N  Ktm.z  <wcz  oct  25,  furn  2010  Strand 

et  $220 

Wall  I  to  M  Lawrence  oct  28,  furn  2034  Dearborn 
   $'2500 


United  Sta  es  Brewing  Oo  v  A  T  Boder,  $687.21. 
Garden  City  Paving  and  Post  Oo  v  Oity  of  Chicago, 
$2,680.68. 

E  L  and  H  H  Dur.bir,  $1,502.01;  Oareon,  Pirle  Scott 
&  Oo,  $658.39,  V  Consolidated  Oopylce  Oo. 

Thomas  Kiley  and  Eugene  Leigh  v  Oicero  and  Pro- 
visD  Street  Hallway  Oo,  f55(i. 

Continental  National  Bank  v  Chicago  Grovitoid  Oo, 
$1,3:8  16, 

Q  U  Eaton  v  G  H  Olark,  $576. 

Iroquois  Furnace  Oo  v  Graver  &  Steele  Mannfaotur- 

Ing  Co,  18B9  74. 
Mills  &  Ber^;  v  Dernberg,  Glick     Horner,  $2,752.80. 
J  B  Dbvies  V  W  W  FUnn,  $530.61. 
0  J  Ward  v  N  B  Gray  and  0  B  Williams,  $1,279.89. 
Wertheimer-Swarta  Shoe  Oo  v  D  EUpper,  $916,21. 


A  V  Booth  V  F  8  Kellogg  and  D  P  Hubbard  Oo, 

$764.15 
H  Ueufs  V  Klein  &  Oo,  $600. 
Schli'z  Brewing  Co  v  W  Lee,  $931.26. 
National  Bank  of  Illiucts  v  O  J  Nelson,  $1,310.93. 
KiUBSwick  Balke  OoUeoder  Oo  v    Harry  J  Komaio, 

$1,503. 

W  D  Stevens,  0  C  Philbrlck,  F  Stevens  and  0  F 

Rood  V  W  D  Eichardeon,  $2,200. 
Henry  Taylor  &  Oo  v  Dr  O  W  F  Snyder,  $548. 
A  M  Briggs  V  Z  T  Trembly,  $506. 
0  P  Vedder  v  B  F  Van  Houeen,  $984.30, 
W  Hoietman  v   Vogt  &    Sweeney    Brewing  Oo, 

$1,631.34. 

luduetrial  Batik  of  Chicago  v  E  J  Bowes  Jr  and  J  R 

Bowes,  $684,16. 
Oalnmet  National  Bank  v  0  A  Barker  et  al,  $643. 
G  E  aroes  v  J  M  Ounning,  $1,250. 
J  V  McAdam  v  City  of  Chicago,  $2,791  r8. 
J  B  Dennis  and  S  F  Johnson  v  Lingman  Brothers, 

$1,100,49. 

W  J  McSurely  v  L  I  Epsteau,  $713.03. 

Q  Lattemer  v  faenry  Eschmeyer,  1561.61. 

G  M   PhHver,  administrator  estate  of  J  Nleman, 

v  Illinois  Central  Railroad,  $75b. 
Dlederich  Geisler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370. '22. 
MaoricB  Foley  v  Probst  Oonstrnctlon  Oo,  $6,ono. 
Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo  v  Rosenblatt  &  Stein  $779.53. 
Hayes  &  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116.6 
Pi  terton  A  Orr  v  B  J  Hcannell,  $1,600. 
Peter  Vaden  v  Swift  &  Oo,  $liii  0. 
K  K  fritcKard  v  W  H  Silberhorn,  $64,446. 
T  Flynn  v  J  8  Thomas,  $1,(00, 
W  H  Yoanif  v  R  A  Welle,  $6,000, 
T  F  Mullsn  V  J  K  and  Nellie  Winer,  $710.75. 
Flora  0  Whiteh  ad  a  Chicago  and   Erie  Stove  Oo, 

$5,383,90. 
M  E  Kelly  v  Olty  of  Chlcag  i,  $1  900. 
J  T  Wallace  v  a  J  Cjoper.  $7,585.34. 
Henry  Dusantr  v  Carbonized  Stone  Oo.  $1,500. 
R  T  Conway  v  City  of  Chicago,  R  T  Conway, 

$10,712.89. 

F  R  Grover,  admtr  est  of  F  Hausen,  deceased,  v 
Cicero  and  Proviso  Street  Railway  Co,  $5,000. 

Illinois  Staats  Zaitung  Oo  v  Dernberg  Glick  &  Hor- 
ner, $1,851.26. 

0  T  Barnes  v  J  0  Gould,  $538. 

L  B  Dixon  V  Mrs  NeUon  Morris,  »1,260. 

Q  W  KiggH  V  J  A  and  J  8  ijaaley,  i7,'i8,84. 

Transatlantic  Fur  Oo  v  Mano  Svarcz,  $1,(  90. 

Heuderson-Acheit-Krebs  Lithographing  Oo  v  U  J  & 
Oo,  $850.26. 

Anna  Oonbear  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $900. 

L  Straus  &  Sons  v  Dernberg,  Glick  &  Horner, 
$1,333.90. 

F  Arud,  ex  e.state  of  G  U  Ferris  v  E  G  Mlnnlck  and 

J  H  Brown,  $682.60. 
Simon  Sterner  v  Emanuel  Stein,  $30,419.70. 
.1  Spoonholtz  V  P  B  Schmilz,  $746.86. 
J  W  Wakem  v  Suburban  Electric  Light  and  Pow.er 

Oo  and  W  Philipeon,  $996.23. 
Bessie  Lonchmia  and  Juiius  Wachenhelmer  v  Philip 

Armholt,  $583. 
Otto  Kaum  V  0  F  W  and  W  Euhlilz,  $1,009. 
Thornton  Krickeen  v  Campbell  Bros  Mtg  Go,  $666. 
C  A  Shirley  v  Ohirles  Lleban,  $1,026. 
Aetna  Powder  Co  v  Lemhi  Olining,  Milling  and  Re- 

ducliofl  Co,  $2,873.55. 
Oarnngie  Steel  Oo,  limited,  v  Philander  E  Lane, 

$2,584.74. 

Rosa  Newman  v  Morris  Newman,  $6,662*70. 
J  0  Henry  v  John  Purcell,  $772. 
Elec'ric  Appliance  Oo  v  L  A  Heine,  $650. 
Thomas  Lee  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $1,000. 
Laura  E  Ba\U  v  London  and  Globe  loenrance  Co, 
$1,428. 

Laura  E  Bulls  v  American  Insurance  Oo,  $571. 
At  cade  Savings  Bank  ,.ov  August  Marilzen  et  al, 
$1,304. 

Fra  k  and  C  0  Patterson  v  David  and  Lina  Levy, 
$700. 

Frank  D  Foster  v  M  T  and  Delia  A  Roberts,  $528. 
Joseph  H  Meyer  v  Morris  Newman,  $2,104. 
Charles  Denehy  &  Oo  v  James  Mulcahy  et  al,$628. 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Bronbon'ft  add,  s  3^  It  33.  Fitz  G  H  Krea- 
mer  v  Daniel  W  and  Peter  Britton 
 $.96  03 

Pt  Its  5  and  G  b  56  o  t,  (Nos  119  and  121 
La  Salle  st  )  George  J  Caulan  et  al  v  W 
A  Paulsen  $969.21 

Devin's  sub,  sablt  1  in  resub  of  Its  12  to 
16  b  1  of  bs  7  to  1 1  in  snb  of  w  }^  of  n 
w  }4  sec  2  39  13.  Albert  Rojsell  v  Mollie 
L  Lang  and  John  R  Lyman  .... .  $162.26 

Monroe  ot  W,  prems  1564.  Dickens  Ce- 
ment Co  V  George  W  Finch  $37.50 

Le  Moyne's  sub.  It  7  b  2  of  s  16  acres  e 
n  w  3^  qr  sec  28  40  14.  Same  v  es- 
tate Bjoern  Edward,  deed  $1705.60 

South  Ch'go,  Iron  Worker's  add.  Its  1  to 
37  ino,  and  Us  86  to  104  ino  b  45  of  s  3€ 


November  16,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1108 


frl  860  8  37  16.  Same  v  Albert  Sohwiil 
&  Oo   |417.o8 

O'Brien  st,  prema  80.  Same  v  George  A 
Bandet  $62.50 

Prairie  av,  prema  6132.  Same  v  Thos  J 
Prendergaat  |6.'250 

O  T  sob,  e  47.58  ft  It  20  in  sub  of  b  59. 
Milton  B  Bushnell  et  al  v  Otto  E  Weber 
 |2P,183.04 

Camp's  sub  in  Wetherell'a  enb,  Its  1  to  14 
ino,  of  n  b  3  Norton's  anb  in  n  e  34 
n  e  3^  27  38  14.  Orrin  D  Powers  et  al  v 
Arthur  B  and  Everett  B  Camp  $338.66 

Wrightwood,  It  19  in  aob  of  ontlt  B.  P  J 
Karaten  et  al  v  Edward  J  and  Pauline 
B  Bode  $47.50 

Belmont  av.  Brown's  sub,  Its  18  and 
19  of  n  e  1^  30  40  14.  North  Branch 
Lumber  Oo  v  Lucy  E  Brown  $124.69 

Twenty-aixth  at,  piema  506.  Otto  Petera 
et  al  V  James  Orowley  $153.23 

Grain's  sub,  pt  of  b  3  of  n  of  n  w  of 
n  w  3^  see  19  41  14.  J  J  Monoghan  v  W 
H  Jones  $2102.46 

Flournoy's  resub  Jones  &  Patrick's  add, 
It  31  b  8.  Henry  Q  Dawson  et  al  v  Qns- 
taf  Eeis  $50 

Haling  &  Johnson's  sub,  Ita  11  to  26  inc, 
b  2  of  n  e  >^  of  n  w  of  n  e  34  sec  22 
38  14.  Moritz  Stende  v  Wm  Kent,  P  J 
Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  $210 

Lt  8  and  n  hf  It  9  Jacob's  sub  of  w  hf  b 
10  Thompson  &  Bolmes  sab  in  s  e  3€ 
17  38  14.  Frank  W  Hawes  et  al  v  Emma 
Land  Andrew  M  Anderson  $287.36 

Eavenawood,  Aahland  add,  It  16  b  2.Qeor- 
gia  Marble  Oo  v  Charles  H  Qetzein  and 
8  H  Swingingston  $762.05 

Oh'go,  Bolestein's  Douglas  Pk  add,  It  119, 
sec  24  39  13.  L  Bitza  &  Son  v  John 
Habalek  $120 

Belmont  av,  Brown  Jr's  sub.  Its  18  and 
19  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  sec  30  40  14.  John 
Ostliug  et  al  v  Lucy  £  Bronwer  $1748.60 

Asst's  div,  It  3  of  Ita  4  6  and  pt  3  and  6  b 
56  o  t.  Grace  &  Hyde  Co  v  Wm  A  Paul- 
sen, Oarl  Pehrson,  Wm  M  and  Francis 
J  Le  Moyne  f 8316. 60 

White  &  Coleman's  sub,  Its  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvej's  sub  in  n  e  ^  23  38  14, 
Guaranty  Roofiog  Co  v  Maiia  A  and 

Auguatus  French  $76 

8  50  ft  It  12  b  2  0  T  aob  frac  15  39  14 
(339-343  Michigan  av)  Same  v  Lyman 
E  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 

Walsh  $54 

Lts  14  16  16  20  21  31  32  33  34  35  36  b  1 
Lyman's  sub,  of  ba  1  to  6  in  Oo  Clk's 
div  of  e      of  n  w  3^  sec  18  40  14.  0 

Varnish  Uo  v  L  P  Hammond  $1, 

Holstein,  It  7  b  18.  Superior  Lumber  Co 

V  Christian  Nelson.  $148. 2£ 

Ohg'o.  Newberry's  add,  Its  9  and  10  b  14. 

John  8  Butler,  use  W  H  Vehon  v  James 
H  and  Harry  Ohaunon  $275 

Ch'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Ita  36  to  39  b  33, 
eec  31  40  13,  Hines  Lumber  Co  v 
Frances  Lnmly  $24.76 

W  Pullman,  Sangamon  st,  prema  118' 1 
and  11813,  Alfred  Carpenter  v  Cariie 
and  Jas  8  Fuller  $44 

Madison  st.  Merchant's  add,  It  9  b  1  n  e 
}4  see  18  39  13.  Erick  Q  Pptteraon  v  Os- 
car Qnentzel  $lllf 

Hardin's  sub,  n  22.36  ft  It  1  b  2.  ex  w  25 
ft,  of  e  34  8  3^  n  s  3^  n  w  3^  lO  3b 
14,  W  D  Cowles  et  alv  Ernest  Appleton 
 >  |16C 

Buena  Pk,  It  12  b  7,  Richard  J  Oherlund 

V  DeWitt  C  Butts  and  Geo  H  RDbby.$24f 
Western  av  S,  prems  838  and  940.  J  F 

Rimke  V  Christian  Iverson   $.'54! 

Lts  1  to  5  reanb  of  Its  12  to  15  b  2  sub  of 
bs  7  to  11,  sub  of  w  3^  n  w  3^  sec  2  39 
13,  Albert  8  Tyler  et  al  V  J  R  Lyman 
and  Moliie  L  Long   $lKf 

Given  &  Gilbert's  aob,  Its  229  and  230  s  e 
3^  n  w  34  sec  25  40  13,  Wisoonain  Lime 
and  Stone  Oo  V  Fanny  Robertson  snd 
husband     . .  |b 

Same,  Ita  301  and  302.  Same  v  Same  .  .  $f6 

Same,  Ita  233  and  235.  Same  v  Charles  E 
Cessna   $6f 

RogerhPk,  Greenleaf  av.  It  8  b  24.  R  Rob- 
inson et  al  V  W  A  Qoddard   |61.7f 

Millard  av,  prems  642  and  644.  C  Ve- 
neered Door  Oo  v  A  G  Mnir  $9t 

8  Oh'go,  Its  3  and  4  b  28  of  resnb  of  pt 


Taylor's  lat  add.  Oorneati  Lnmber  Co  v 
Schoyler  Si«ler  and  A  H  Bower. $Uill.98 

E  86.26  ft  of  w  116.2  ft  of  It  12in  Co  Clks 
divoflt3S0  T  Bub  of  sec  16  38  14. 
Same  v  Sihnyler  Bigier  $S^12.03 

Beck's  sub,  n  2ti  ft  It  2  b  3  a  e  3^  s  w 
21  38  14.  John  E  Parroit  v  i  harles  S 
Thorntcn  $1590  50 

Winslow  &  Jaoob;on'8  sub,  It  45  b  4  s  e  ^ 
u  e  34  1  39  13.  Chrislianson  Bros  v 
John  A  Anderson  and  John  A  Alfred- 
son   $25 

Halated  st  S,  prems  4439  and  4441.  Chas 
F  Baomgarten  et  at  v  Conrad  0  Jensen, 
Nat  Life  ^  ssn  of  Hartford  and  Adolph 
Loeb   $1075 

Laurel  st,  prems  3544.  Oliver  Bros  v 
Martha  Chmielewski  $313.84 

Averill's  sob,  soblt  23  of  eub  div  of  Its  2.5 
to  36  and  61  and  72  of  b  e  s  e  34  n  w 
^  sec  3  38  14.  True  &  True  Co  v  Ulara 
E  Sheffield  $t5 

Cole's  sub.  It  25  b  18  of  90.37  acres  of  the 
part  of  n  e  34  sec  5  37  14  w  of  C  B  I  & 
P  R  R.  A  J  Keefe  v  Mary  Bronmer.  $45 

Ostrom's  reanb,  It  21  b  8  of  e  3'2  of  n  w 
}4  sec  36  38  15.  George  \  onng  v  Fred 
Freeman  $124 

Oakley  av  N,  prems  876.  Louis  Peterson 
V  Lars  Pederson   $33i 

Forty-ninlh  st,  prems  564  to  658.  E  Ken- 
nedy V  J  T  Binkley  Jr  $l0y 

Lts  9  and  10,  a  27  ft  adj  Itst  7  and  8  b  12 
and  pt  of  Michigan  terrace,  Oleaver- 
ville.  Henry  Schlaoks  et  al  v  Bertha  and 
Delia  Wolfif  $7lO 

Millard  av,  prema  642.  0  Mantel  Co  v 
Andrew  G  Mnir  $106 

Millard  av,  prems  644.  Same  v  Same.  .$106 

Wentworth  av.  prems  fi936  and  6938.  John 
Zuleweky  v  Wm  R  Partello  $.'300 

Fletcher  al,  prems  526  and  528.  Phoenix 
Stone  Gov  Sam  Brown  Jr  tnd  G  Vai 
Haseleu   .$97.60 

Warren  av,  prems  906.  J  G  Bailey  v  Em- 
ma L  Meader  $136 


AFI>l..iCl'riOIW  FOR  BlTIL<DIN«,i 

Spanldii  g  av  1  !0.";,  John  Ricarl,  1  story  and  tasement 

brick  store,  t2,i  0  '. 
Adams  ft  199-1,  F  Walbel,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
flats,  *4,90(i. 

war.'liD  av  2o9,  n  illiem  Condon,  2  story  and  teae- 

D  ent  brick  fiats,  ti.htO. 
Flournoy  et  ISi,  Charles  Basch,  three  story  end  buse- 

me'it  brick  flits,  JIO,!  00. 
bpanlding  av  S  769,  D  H  Barnes,  2  story  aud  base- 
ment brick  flats,  |2,50'i. 
irchard  st  581-683,  A  ZlUweger,  two  3  story  and 

bieemeut  brick  flais,  Jlu,n(iO. 
aray  pi  733,  Mrs  Sarah  E  Fouje,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  dwelling,  $5,000. 
Cedtr  st  35  37  39  and  41,  Potter  Palmer,  three  3  story 
end  basement  brick  residences,  and  1  story  and 
kasemeQt  reei  "ence,  ♦20.000. 
8oQth  Chicago  av  9368  70,  Sch  enhofen  Brewing  Oo, 
2  story  and  basement  brick  buer  depot  and  barn, 
$10,000. 

*a~hburne  av  421,  A  Dopke,  three  et7ry  brick  flats, 
$4,000. 

•heridan  drive  1428,  A  L  Bletch,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $ll,Ono. 
Fairmont  av  1326  28,  1336-S8,  J   W  Kennedy,  tour  3 

st(  ry  and  basement  brick  flats,  $l',(iOu. 
Oeutral  Park  av  1105,   Richard  Largucr,  2  story 

frame  dwelling,  $4,400. 
Burling  st  687,  P  Boeki,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,900. 
Cornelia  et  ie2i  and  1628,  Charles  E  Hurd,  4  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,i  0  '. 
Peoria  st  B(i35,  (ierman  Peterson,  2  stoiy  and  base- 

ment  brick  flats,  t3,500. 
Washington  av  611J,  O  0  Walcoti,  three   story  atd 

basement  brick  flats,  14,000. 
Druel  blvd  4330,  Dr  E  J  Knh,  three  story  and  base- 
meut  brick  residence,  {15,010. 

xchange  av  9ti35,  0  A  Edwards,   three  story  and 
ba'ement  brick  flats,  $3,80ii. 
iVilccx  av  2094  and  2  96,  two  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $7,1,00. 
Taylor  tt  W  15*-3  95,  A  Andere-n,   five  2  story  and 
tjaeemeat  brick  flats,  $18,(J0  . 

acraiiiento  av  524,  W  J  Uoocer,  2  story  and  tase- 
ment brick  flats,  $i,60^. 
•ipriDgfiuld  av  S  677,  J  Todd,  1  story  and  bisemeat 

brick  dwelling,  $2,0i;0. 
ironj-hHw  st  2182.  p  Lyons,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  f2,000. 
Bishop  et  6438,  Henry  P  Wolf,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,000. 


Twenty  second  st  and  Indiana  av,  n  w  cor,  William 
0  -icolt,  three  story  and  basement  briok  apart- 
ment bnildi/ig,  $60,  (iO. 

Halsted  st  N  1766,  Nick  Welter,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  t6,i  00. 

Hoyue  av  1029,  Obarle-f  Marquart,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flat,  $3,500. 

FlUm  re  st  1647.  F  Fra.  z  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $!,8>0. 

De  Roven  si  189,  Frai.k  Dvoriak,  three  story  and 
baeemeit  DricE  store  and  flats,  $4,0a0. 

Forty  fourth  av  3i6,  M  Davis,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  fl  t,  $2,2u0. 

Bond  av  8U44,  L.  Brat  ,  2  story  and  baseu-eut  brick 
flats,  $3,000. 

Qretn  st  6043,  1  Williams  and  J  Wightmann,  2  story 

and  basem  nt  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Fulton  st  785-735,  L  Wolff  Manufacturing  Company, 

6  story  and  basement  brick  barn  and  storehouse, 

$li0,00U. 

Ridgeway  av  1499  1501  and  1521,  C  P  Cose,  three  2 
story  frame  cottages,  $2.4o0. 

Ridgeway  av  !6i>6  15118  1616  and  1520,  8ame,  four  1 
story  frame  cottages,  $2,800. 

Hamlin  av  N  t.77  and  679,  Grand  Avenue  Congrega- 
tional Church,  1  story  briok  church,  $2,500. 

Peoria  st  8  7  30,  Frank  Johnson,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Harvard  st  6943-45,  J  B  Bonlton,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,F.OO. 

Dearborn  et  2639-31,  Ausbracher  &  Co,  2  story  brick 
additional  stories,  $6,01.0. 

Lexington  av  6801-7,  McArthur  Brothers,  3  story 
and  basement  brick  clabhoase,  $16,000. 

Drexel  av  6660,  0  8  Crowe,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  13,000. 

■Sherman  pi  1728,  W  B  Bowman,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Grace  st  1307,  George  Miller,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Kobey  st  2875,  August  Johnson,  2  etory  frame  flats, 
$2,3L0. 

Pratt  av  934-36,  J  Thompson,  2  story  frame  dwelling, 
$3,4  0. 

Clark  Bt  N  f38-44,  J  B  Galloway,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  storage  hou-e,  $13,000. 
Taylor  and  Sat  gimon  sis,  corner  of,  Board  of  Eda- 

cation,  three  story  and  basement  briok  add  to 

Goodrich  school,  $30,000. 
Seventeenth  st  W  787,  Jo=eph  Fischper,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $5,000. 
Twelfth  st  1762,  Charles  Hoeller,   three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $4.00J. 
Homau  av  765,  John  Loubstein,  2  story  and  basement 

br.ck  flats,  $3,500 
Emerald  av  3925-46,  Manhattan  Brewing  Oo,  S  story 

and  basement  biick  add  to  brewery,  $40,000. 
Twelfth  st  W  708-10,  J  Wolf,  2  story  brick  rear  add 

to  barn,  $2,500. 
Paruell  av  2922,  0  A  Groth,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,0(  0. 
Grenshaw  st  1669,  Charles  Barrett,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,700. 
Washington  blvd  1410,  Dr  A  W   Gray,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  residence,  $6,0  0. 
Wright  st  37-39,  J  Santh,  3  story  and  basement  brick 

factory,  $15,000. 
Wllmot  st  12,  Charles  Bchreiber,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Hudson  av  337,  Anton  Kaiser,  3  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $5,500. 
Southport  av  899.  Anton  Qlowkowski,  three  story 

and  basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $5,0li0. 
Evanston  av  2487,  J  E  Mooley,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,600. 
Jork  pi  1744,  E  G  Lubeck,  two  4  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $18,000. 
Stewart  ay  6B69  67,  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago,  brick 

foundation,  $10,COO. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


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10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  YORK  OITY, 


ANDERSON,  QuRtavDS,  R(  cm  2,  70  Ln Salle  «(. 
BaIRD  &  EARNER,  Rme.  16  17.  »)  La  Malln  •>. 
BARNES  h  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  nt. 
BARNEY  BKUO    i>..  Room  6.  Borden  Block 
BOH  WORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flret  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  OO.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMINQ8  E.  A,,  4  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  stB, 

DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  at.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  S.  &  Co.,      Dearborn  st. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  00.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGGLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  *  CO.,  7th  floor  Ofaambckr 

Oommerci-, 
EDLETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  et. 
l^RIOKE,  0.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C,  C.  &  Co.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHACSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  O.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  8t 
HELMER  s  FRANK,  90  Washington  et 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  334  92-st.,  S  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS.  8.S  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLB0T,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Waehlngton  at. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Oo.,  99  Washington  at. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  8S  Waehlngton  at. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associa  ion  Bldg,,  163  aoo  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  at. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  OO.,  120  LaSalle  st. 
KIAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalJe  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MKRIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  k  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
VfULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  at. 
NOR  1  ON,T.  J,  Co'e's  Blor  k,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  8t. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  A  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  E.,  E  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

BAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SOBNKIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
80HUMACBEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201,  167  Dearborn  St 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIBRLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  at 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  8tr« 
ZDXTEBMEISTER,  H.  0..  k  Oo.,  818  8.  Halated 

DREYEB  E.  S.,  k  Oo.,  108  Dearbon^  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOBANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
^KABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164Dearbon. 
WA8MAN8DOEF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpb. 


A1}itracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  k  EICKCORDS,  107  Dear- 
born et. 

HANDY  k  00.1  93-4  Wa8nlrn^)n  it 
PKLTZER,  OTTO  k  CO.,  86  Waahington  at, 
RE003DEB'S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  Oounty  four 
Hnna*. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  16  1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

1 1  &  CO.  I  - 

PAY  SPECIAL  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  US  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
snow  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
Without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole 
sale  prices  to  the 
Chicago  pnblio;  also 
ontside  points  where 
we  have  no  castom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  |10  op. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

THOS.  EEELY  &  Tros 

Manufacturers  of 
Plumblns  Goods. 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Near  5th  av.,  OHICAQO. 


5 


Builders'  apd  (Jeperal  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  ti^e 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  ua,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET 
CHICAGO, 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


H.   W  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

K.  E.  Oor.  L,a  Salle   and  Madison  Bts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO  . 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled, 
workmen  are. 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


>tlas  Fire  Assaranoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  las.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ina.  Oo.,  Pittebnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  f-late  Glass  Ins,  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiA(»Ali£.K  STREET. 

CHICAGO 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becl<er. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  JHarquette  Bide,  ^-  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Ollice, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^— 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  A  P  Except  theii 
them       wnt«r  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Snppirts  Back  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 


A.H.  Andrews  &  Co., 


276  Wabaeh  av 
CHICAGO. 


"When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

R(jlling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole  &  Son, 

Room  lO.  221  Ftfth  Avenue, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Cosgrove  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MARQtJETTE  BLDQ.. 
CHICACO. 

Large  Loans  on  Cen^l 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-IV!arl<3,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

DliandlBB  &  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,      WASH! j«(WTOW  l>.  c 


Established  1879, 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, ' 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


. Main  Office 

I  87  &  I  89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oainoiet  av.,  end  47lb  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
opinions  ofTltles  Fnrnlsli 


Chicago. 


B.  B.  BBOWNELL, 
Prest. 


B.  H.  OBOSS, 
Vice-Preet. 


GEO.  B.  LAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Brownell  Improvement  Go. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Cliicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 


SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUIUOINQ, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


ChicaQ-O 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

KEAL  ESTATE  SIGNS! 


L-'ts  of  5,  depend-  Lots  of  in,  depend-   Lots  Lots 

iog  on  amnnnt  cf      ina  on  amount  of    of  of 

S  23               ma  ter.                  matter.              2i  sn 

2x3  ft.     6nc  to     75c  50c  to    60c     35c  32c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c     70c  65c 

4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45  Si. 40 


Lots 
of 
I  no 
30c 
63c 
$1.38 


Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  i2th  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago  av. 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  47. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H,  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


A  r^BBKLY  NB^SfARER  OBVOTSO  TO  REAL  BSTATB.  WBSTBRN  BBOUR.TIBS,  BU.LO.Na  AHO  THE  RBOO^ 


Ofkice  163  AND  165  Washington  St. 


W.  D.  KBRFOOT.  g.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Btate,  [pan 

and  pinandal  ^^^ents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residenta. 


LOANS 


MONEY  TO  LOANr°^™  shore  property 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY.  INVESTMENTS 

J  "Wasliington.  Street. 

\  Gilbert M.Weeks&Co. 


MEAD  &  COE. 


WASMANSDOEPP  &  HEINEMANN  | 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 


elephone  Main  1647. 


704  SCHILLER  BUIDING. 


WXI.LY8  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBOE  I,.  WABNEB. 

OoDBDltiDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceeding  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


W08.  145  and  147  Randolph  ^t.. 
CHlCA«iO. 

The  InvoBtment  of  Money  in  Securities  a  Specialty.     First  I 

Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand.  ' 

 REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
EDWARD  G.  PAULING,     I  "°  Insurance. 

Leans  and  InvBsEmBnDsJ''"\'"rc!,'"' t?  ' 

'  I  w-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

BSTABLISHBO  1830. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturing 
Property.  ^ 

Ogcien  Bldg.,  34  Clark.  St., 

CHICAGO. 


J.H,    125  Dearborn  Street. 


Real  Estate. 

t3S  LA  SALLB  STREET.  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 


NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


Clnicago,  111, 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  j6o, 


OHIOAGO 


I  F.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABISH, 


H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEI8TEB.   O.  H.  PU30HE0K.    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE. 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  ..0 

RENTING  AGENTS. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE^AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  JUasonlc  Temple. 


LOANS*^*INSURANCE,    1^*'^''^'  ^^Qted,  rents  collected^  estates 

fl.oo   I         managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-resideiits 


818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  RUBLic.   TELEPHONE  CANAL  2e 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

OS   and   ©4  Wasliirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

Loans  on  Real  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale. 


157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  FLOOD, 


^^^™?P^>55^J^2ll^         0HA8,  P.  TAYLOE. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9804  COMMERCJAt,  AVEXUB, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

«  ^0  Loan  in  Any  Amount  at 

6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand.  ' 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

5UHVEY0RS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TE£,E  PHONE  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
madison  Street. 


CHICAGO 

1104  Cwirgs  Buildin 
215  Dearborn  Straft 


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November  23, 1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-or©  .  Tracts  •  Furolia-seci 
Or  SalsdiTided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 

301  to  304  INTEB  OCEAN  BUILDING. 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


Grilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERS  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOOES,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  are.  and  Eiuzie  at. 
elephone,  Main  986.  d^icagfO 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

M       BANKERS.  Je- 
ss and  S5  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Heal  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted, 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO,, 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street,  ^i^^o-i. 


ii90  £.  55  Street. 


OHIOAGO. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

113  Randolph  St. 

CHICAtiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$6. CO  to  Kn.ou  per  a  nnnm 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

>3j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
$500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ^ 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 

Oalorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

M 1,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd,  Chicago. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $10 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exclianse  Building,  .  Cliicaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle  Streets. 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    B1,     G3  ANO    65     METROPOLITAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets , 
CHICAGO. 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

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BusinessBlocks, 
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m  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


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WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates; 

120  LASALLE  STBEET 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
naents. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIOE-AWAKE  NEMIXPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANOTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


-T-HE— 

F{eal  ^state|BdiIdi9(5  Jourpal 

EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor.  ^  CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advnnce  ^ 
Building  and  real  estatk 

NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
MASTER'S  SALEo 
FORECLOSURES 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  47. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  NOVEMBER  2:^,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  ankum;  10c.  per  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSUEANOB  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  /^-t  • 

Ravenswood.  OxilCagfO. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 

Office,  97  Washington  St. 
Room  44.  ...  CHICAGO. 

Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 


/BDney  LDanBd  WibliDut  Commission 

M  On  improved  city  property  and 
•     Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortpge  Loans  and 

I3SI  SXJK.A.2SrOE3. 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 


MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 
NORTH  SHORE  PROPER! 
.A  SPECIALTY. 


Chicago. 


lE.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
E.  S.  .TUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  sell  and  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washinston  Sts., CHICAGO. 


Established  1854. 


REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

FI3Sr-A.lSrOI^3L.  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S,  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

1^  Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

69  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Pnbllo.  Telephn 


Telephone  Main  2195. 

SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY. 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  &  Rickcords, 

107  to  115  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -      -      -       .  $1,500,000 

DEPOSITED  WITH  STATE  AUDITOR,  200,000 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  Assignee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  and 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
cates and  Corporations. 


E.  T,  PAUL  Sc  CO, 

BSTJiTBiS: LOANS 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property- 

Major  Bldg.  Chicago. 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loaris   arid.    I^eal  Estate, 

103  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eggleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 


JOHN  DOLBSE. 


J.  H.  8HEPARD 


ESTABLISHBD  1888. 


Doiese  &  Shepard, 

PAVINGi CONTRACTORS^ 

"    c 

MA»tIFA0TirBBB8  AKD  DBAI.KBS  IN 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      .  OHIOAGCi 

SECOND  FliOOB  TETTIONIO  BUILDING. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  E1PEE8S  246. 


Partlonlsr  attentloD  psM  to  Macadam  Boade,  Drives,  Boole- 
Tarda  and  Boads  In  new  SnbdlTlslons. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE^L  EST^ITE,  INSURpCE,  LOpS 

South  OhicBBO  Property  a  Specialty.    Correspondence  Solicited . 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicago,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 


822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deartom  St. 
Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.   Loans  Negotiated 
""iTPIii^^^/*  5LlyP!:.oP.erty.  Intlrets  oTno" " 


Residents  Attendee!  to. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDiNC 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

aaroinT^hubart, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EZOHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Slain  3733. 


HORACE  S.  CLARK, 

MATOON,  ILL. 


RUSSELL  S.  CLARK. 
CASSIUS  C.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.    lies  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
boldt blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morthave.   Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and  non-resident 
owners. 

'jESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.", 


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November  23, 1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BXTISEXI  AND  OOBBEOTED  EYEBT  WEEK — Alil.  IiETTEBS  MUST  BE 
MASKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTX 
ADTXBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AOENT'S 
ADDBK8S  IS  QITEM. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-story  biiok  bnilding,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  1  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  prioe  f 3,600; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  hoase  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8.|7,500  and  S  8,000 

^lumet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Calumet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olasB  order;  rental  $32;  $350  oash     C  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  ^  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  of  the  northwest  3^  of  the  south- 
east }^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Beh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sied  st  and  south  36  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  $860 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.— Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  H,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22 J^xlOO .  R  11 .  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  31st  st,  4-story  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  prioe  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  E  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  J 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

76x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $460,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  60th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
Bldg  $  500 

Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x126.  Address  W  F  Hayden , 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$66,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

* if-ty-flrst  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Preiel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  oor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

"■orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Oor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <rout 

foot.    P  4  1  325 

Oor  98x100, great  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4. .  .$  2O0 
Cor  60x120,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  60x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  *    $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 
foot.    P  4  $  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  st,  15-room  stone  house .  B  16 .  $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  5-lth  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31  st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  8,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
Only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


REAL  ESTATE  FOB  SALE. 


buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  G  Fuohos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

aonseB,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooms,  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  I  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 
Ingleside  av,  near  56tK  st,  24  ft .    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  |  75 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hon,i>e8;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.     V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  oor  62d  st,  50  x  136  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st.neer  3l8t.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  6l8t  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  1 0  rooms,  stone.    B  16 . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  8t8,w  f  60  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st.  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14  $  i,800 

Paoiflc  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $160,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 
Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  126,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 

2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-8tory  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x126.     R  11  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40J^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  St. 
South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  eleotrio  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fnohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  62  of 
the  west  %  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.     The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  oash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    O  18  $400,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st,  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  oash. 
L  12  $  4,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  39th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  eleotrio 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  eto;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  cor  46th  8t,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  ohoice;  prioe  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S13  1  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,    2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.. $25,000 
Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  60  X  176;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  oor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  et,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  8,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  FoUerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.    W  8......  I  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9  -room 

residence,  with  371^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  371^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fnllerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  oor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  226x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  olear  vacant.  X  15. 

Olark  st,  corner  limits,  15  aores  fronting  along  eleo- 
trio line.    A  14  $66,000 

ClybOUrnav,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  oash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Ouyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  125.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  S-story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  Z  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  oash. 
Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  aores,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,        ft,  prioe  per  foot, 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  oottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
oheap,  oash.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-etory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  eto.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  looation,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Olark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,  first  class  tenants.  Inoumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898.  Olear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  oare  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Olevoland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

t3,000  equity.    A  14...,  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-Btory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  odd 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrova  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5C0 

North  Park  av,  sooth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  |720 .    W  8  $  6,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  hoases  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  aud  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Go.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
SMo  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beantifol  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  lanndry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LiiOTD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park. 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '{-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Sontbport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  av?,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  6th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  26  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,600.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  50  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  bouse.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Qarfield  Park-"New,  modern  steam- 
heated  residence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  26x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x160,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bidg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2-story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,300 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26}i  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
s  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  20- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,  .  <  34  6-10x100  )  S20xl28  )  ...  .  „ 
size  of  ot  j  29  s.-^o^^oO  S  i  35x128  [  ^'"^  ^'^^ 

2-  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bti'H.  O  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  oor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  <B  Hyman's  sub.  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  }4  northwest  }4  ^^^^  H  of 

the  northeast  3^  of  section  20,  township  :^9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av,  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  hoases  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.-  No  man  living  will  give 
suoh  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargairi.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  14 
of  the  northeast  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8. .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  0  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  600 

Harrison  st,  near  Qarfield  blvd,  26x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  mouthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  A.dams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8  ,   $  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  }4  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  z 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  avi  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  160 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^edzie  av,  26x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  B  11 .  $31,000 

Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 60x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 . . . .  $10,000 


REAL  EHTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  26x11 2. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
b^ing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  416  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$i0,OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  honses,  lot 

26x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  ^  of  north- 
east of  northwest  3^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Oo,  Dearborn,  oor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4  °i  Ibe 
southwest  3^  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  enst  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  si. 

Polk  st,  netfi  <  «ntre  «v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <k  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tiie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takA 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Parkas 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  J82,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  i  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 

River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  60  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nntt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tnohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,25* 
Twelftb  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  95x125.    WP  ...$  •• 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  proflt  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3.^ 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  23,  1895 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Saoramento,  24x100.  W8..f  2,000 
Walnnt  ^t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  boose,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,00().  Doty  Bros  &  Co.  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  arohiteotore; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Tbos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  |12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  |1 1,000.  Want  a  resi -enoe 
near  Francisco  St.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Af  bland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  j  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  |1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-8tory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,C00 

Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gnm, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  in,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,010  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempis 
Room  309  |  2 

California. —  8an  Joaquin  County,  a  500  acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigaf'  on  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  <fc  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (icO  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00«.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  |  5 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  246  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.— 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
r^raore.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  |  1,50 

Illinois.— Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  }4  of  the  southeast  }4  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  10  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.  -East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add.  Iota  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


)4  of  section  14  township  36  norlh  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,00i);  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas.— Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  postofiSoe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee.— 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  | 

MISOELIiANEOUS . 

A  fine  rfesidenoe  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,C00 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 

Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R,  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.  T  5. 
Dearborn  st(No  56.'i2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5lst,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented  ;H  2....  $4,800 
Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  oon- 
tainiog  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
D't't  cash.  VII, 

dalsted  st,  near  ivih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  b%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — 115,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear, for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  126  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flatH, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

1^12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  flayden.  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 

cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  ,  $16,500 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Wilt  assume  reasonably.  O  12. 
ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,C00.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28  000 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leiand,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W,  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  honse  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2(j7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son St. 

Lake  View.— 16,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  honse; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to   Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2  story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    0  12. 
Paulina  bt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $5,000.    9  12  ,  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  8. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifoinia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancnes,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8"000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $.500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  doe  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

California— 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia- -550-acre  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana— Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,600  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Guobe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana— Farm  in  North  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  io  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2,350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  .  .$60  000 
Kansas— 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts  ' 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance  -  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

 $  6,000 

Minnesota.— Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota, — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  '|  iq 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  15.$  3,000 
Wisconsin- Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.    Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 
Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  olear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Address  X  40. 
Double  b?ick  fiat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected.   $672  per  year.    Mauofaotnring  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 

asked.    Address  X  40    g  6  800 

Have  nnimproved  lands  and  ]4  cash  for  stock'of  ' 
goods .    X  11 


November  2^?,  189£. 


THE  HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


nil 


Oil 


RE4L  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANGB. 

and  paint  mannfaoturing  plant  and  stock. 
Would  exohane^e  )4.  t""  £^'1  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aoborn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  aores  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  at,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Getohell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  Inioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Bnren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3-flat  building  worth  17,000 

to  |10,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12tL  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ashland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  Olintob  st,  Chicago. 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  office  in  Dhlicb  block,  excellent  lo- 
cation for  German.  Room  23,  37  N  Clark  St. 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  yon?    Address,  W.  S.    Care  of 
this  paper. 


FOI^  SALE 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st.    2c-room  2  story 

and  basement  brick,  four  Hats  all  improvements.  Lot 
25x125;  |8,0()0,  make  offer. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  ave.  17-room 

^-story  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.  12-room  2-8tory  irame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  25x125;  |5,2G0,  best  bargain  ever  offered. 

Harvey  IM.-  Two  lots  26x125,  center  of  town;  |1,0  0 
ewch,  or  will  trade  for  city  property. 

80  acre^  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  aocommadations,  10  minutes  walk  from 
depot;  |6,400. 

Address,  S  H.  KOCH. 

2943  Union  Ave. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

.GENCY. 


A. 


SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COIVilVlERCE  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Ghat- 
tle  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Peabody,  Houghtel'mg  &  Co., 

164  DearTDom  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


FOR  LEASE 

At  nortin  pier  of 
Ciiicago  river. 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts.,  east  of  St.  Oiair  st. 

DOCK  FACILITIES  UNSU '■PASSED. 
GOOD  v^AILROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Ground  Leases  or  Erect  Warehouses  and 
Manufai-turing  Buildings  and  Leabe  for  Term  of 
Years. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO, 

38  CLARK  sr. 

Charles  T.  Harris  Co. 

HANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIGH  GRADE  HORTAR  STAINS. 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten- 
tion given  to  New  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  3<)lo. 

J00UI002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAGO: 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots.upoa 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a  • 

GOOD  INVESTME.^T  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  NIneteentFl 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywcod,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  213,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Trincit  B.  Peabody 


Jas.  L.  Honghteling. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  soit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valaation.  L  k  Gi.bert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  is  a  ohanoe  to  seoare  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promisiog  offloe  boildingH  in 
the  city.    M  20,  oare  of  this  Joubnal. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropo'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  decorations  of  Ceilings  and  Walls. 

Tiles,  Mantels,  Fireplace  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Club  Equipments. 

Highest  quality  of  DesigDS,  mi^terial  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  famished  npon  application. 

CIiica|D  IntBfiDr  DECDraMng  Co.,  " 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

Lo  s  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front,  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DE^RDORF^F, 

931  Association  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
-"-Trust  Co. 

[The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,500,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trnst  Business, 
Makes  ^'bstractsof  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Seal  Estate. 

FBOMPT  SBBVIOE  AND  BEA80NABLE  BITKS. 
OFFICERS. 

GwTNN  Qabnktt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Skllebs,  VIce  Prest. 
A.  A.  ^lEWiiBT,  Sec'y.    0-  B.  Labbabes,  Treae. 
Fbade  H.  Sellebs,  Trast  Officer. 


THE  aCGIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  $600,000.00  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MSDICAI,  EXAMINATIOM  RBQOI&SO 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  23,  1895. 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 

0?riJB— 163  and  1S5  Washington  Street. 
Sabaoriptlon  Frioe,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seooDd  class  matter  at  the  postcfiBoe,  Chicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  NOVEMBER  23,  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

The  absorbing  question  of  the  hour  is,  what  will 
the  next  Congress  du  to  improve  the  situation?  It  is 
admitted  on  all  hands  that  the  condition  of  financial 
affairs  is  about  as  bad  as  it  well  could  be  and  that 
business  in  general  is  not  much  better,  but  the  prob- 
lem of  how  to  better  it  has  not  yet  approached  a  solu- 
tion. More  gold  will  leave  New  York  for  England 
to-day,  and  when  it  is  considered  that  these  ship- 
mtnts  of  gold,  occurring  every  week,  are  at  a  time  of 
year  when  gold  imports  are  expected,  if  ever,  it  can 
readily  be  seen  that  the  currency  situation  is  one  of 
great  gravity. 

The  administration  is  now  proposing  to  remedy  the 
difficulty  by  retiring  the  greenbacks.  In  other  words, 
the  Government  proposes  to  cease  redeeming  notes 
for  coin  and  to  throw  the  entire  mattter  of  gold  sup- 
ply on  the  banks.  It  is  not  definitely  stated  that 
under  this  plan  the  banks  will  be  expected  to  furnish 
all  the  gold  for  export,  but  this  is  what  such  a  policy 
really  means,  and,  furthermore,  if  carried  to  its  legiti- 
mate conclusion  it  means  that  the  Government  will 
cease  to  pay  gold  at  all,  which  would  put  all  our  cur- 
rency practically  on  a  flat  basis.  A  gold  basis  means 
that  the  Government  is  at  all  times  ready  to  redeem 
its  notes  in  gold,  or  it  means  nothing.  The  adminis- 
tration in  asking  for  the  retirement  of  the  green- 
backs confesses  to  a  failure  of  its  efforts  to  maintain 
a  gold  basis  and  a  desire  to  return  to  flat  money. 

If  the  Government  withdraws  its  support  from  the 
gold  market  the  entire  responsibility  of  furnishing 
gold  for  export  will  be  thrown  upon  the  New  York 
banks.  How  long  would  it  then  be  before  gold  would 
go  to  a  premium  on  Wall  street?  Not  twenty-four 
hours.  The  old  conditions  that  prevailed  previous 
to  1876  would  rule  again  and  foreign  exchange  would 
fluctuate  daily.  No  worse  inconvenience  could  re- 
sult if  we  were  on  an  actual  silver  basis.  But  unless 
the  temper  of  the  American  people  has  been  entirely 
mistaken  they  will  never  submit  to  the  retirement 
of  greenbacks. 

Another  cause  for  the  present  difficulty  is  very 
gravely  staled  to  be  a  lack  of  revenue  on  the  part  of 
the  Government,  and  various  remedies  for  this  are 
proposed,  such  as  an  increase  in  the  customs  duties, 
an  issue  of  bonds  to  protect  the  gold  reserve,  a 
doubling  of  certain  internal  revenue,  etc.,  etc.  As 
for  the  tariff,  it  is  not  likely  that  Congress  will  do 
anything  toward  changing  it  at  the  coming  session, 
because  neither  party  is  willing  to  take  the  responsi- 
bility of  stirring  up  the  entire  controversy  afresh, 
to  thecertain  demoralization  of  the  business  interests 
of  the  country.  Besides,  this  session  of  Congress  pre- 
cedes a  Presidential  election,  and  both  parties  will 
be  especially  cautious  and  conservative  in  their 
measures,  in  view  of  the  popular  approval.  The  same 
fear  of  public  wrath  will  make  both  parties  chary  of 
any  attempt  to  increase  internal  revenue  charges.  It 
has  been  suggested  that  a  doubling  of  the  tax  on  beer 
would  add  about  $30,000,000  to  the  revenues  and  wipe 
out  the  current  deflcit;  but  both  parties  are  so  tied 
to  the  apron  strings  of  the  saloon  element  in  politics 
that  neither  of  them  would  dare  to  adopt  this  very 
effective  and  rational  measure  to  increase  the  rev- 
iiues. 

So  far  as  can  be  seen,  therefore,  there  are  but  two 
courses  open  to  the  administration— to  issue  bonds, 
or  retire  the  greenbacks,  and  in  either  case  the  justly 
merited  wrath  of  the  people  wili  descend  on  the  de- 


voted heads  of  their  rulers.  It  would  seem  that  the 
president  and  his  admirers  were  certainly  between 
the  devil  and  the  deep  sea  in  their  present  financial 
extremity. 

CITY  OF  CHICAGO  FINANCES. 

Citizens  are  wondering  whether  business  methods 
are  really  to  prevail  in  Chicago  finances  at  last.  On 
Monday  night  of  this  week  it  was  announced  at  the 
Council  meeting  that  Mayor  Swift  had  secured  from 
the  Chicago  City  hallway  and  the  Calumet  Electric 
Street  Railway  Company  bonuses  for  the  city  amount- 
ing to  about  $100,000  more  than  the  aldermen  would 
have  taken  the  trouble  even  to  ask.  The  ordinances 
which  gave  rise  to  the  deal  were,  that  giving  the 
Chicago  City  Railway  Company  the  right  to  string 
trolley  wires  OQ  Clark  street,  from  Adams  to  Wash- 
ington street,  and  one  giving  right  of  way  along  cer- 
tain streets  on  the  South  Side  to  the  Calumet  Elec- 
tric Street  Railway  Company.  The  City  Railway  Co. 
agreed  to  pay  to  the  city  $25,000  cash  on  the  day  that 
the  first  car  is  run  over  their  extension  to  Washing- 
ton street,  which  will  be  soon.  They  further  agreed 
to  pay  direct  into  the  city  treasury  May  1  the  $30,000 
which  they  were  to  contribute  toward  the  Clark 
street  viaduct.  The  Calumet  Electric  Street  Com- 
pany agreed  to  pay  to  the  city  for  their  franchise  the 
sum  of  $50,000,  as  follows:  For  the  first  Ave  years, 
$1,000  annually;  for  the  second  five  years,  $2,000  per 
annum;  for  the  third  five  years,  $3,000  annually,  and 
and  for  the  fourth  five  years,  $4  000  annually.  Here 
was  an  actual  net  gain  for  the  city  in  these  two  in- 
stances of  $75,'  00  in  cash,  besides  an  advance  of  $30,- 
000  more,  all  the  result  of  Mayor  Swift's  determina- 
tion to  secure  a  material  advantage  to  the  city  or 
veto  the  ordinances.  Had  the  same  vigorous  policy 
been  pursued  in  all  previous  instances  where  fran- 
chises have  been  given  to  corporations  Chicago  would 
now  be  the  richest  municipality  in  the  Union,  in- 
stead of  being  in  a  condition  of  semi  bankruptcy. 

LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  Stock  Exchange  this  week  has  been  usually 
dull  and  lifeless,  with  prices  of  nearly  all  stocks  tend- 
ing lower.  All  the  street  railway  and  elevated  stocks 
were  weak  and  declining.  Lake  Street  was  the  only 
security  showing  any  life  and;it  led  the  list  at  around 
24.  On  Tuesday,  for  instance,  there  was  not  a  single 
transaction  in  either  North  or  West  Chicago,  and 
but  one  sale  of  City  Raiiway-a  block  of  100  shares 
being  sold  at  300.  On  Thursday  West  Chicago  broke 
from  119i  to  116  and  closed  at  the  latter  figure.  This 
was  a  decline  of  nearly  five  points  in  two;days.  It 
was  simply  a  sample  of  the  general  tendency  of  secu- 
rities on  the  exchange. 

A  mining  board  is  to  be  established  as  an  independ- 
ent venture.  This  was  simply  the  legitimate  out- 
come of  the  refusal  of  the  exchange  to  list  mining 
shares.  Several  of  the  larger  firms  at  once  took  steps 
to  secure  private  wires  to  Colorado  Springs  so  that 
they  could  deal  in  mining  stocks  independently  of 
the  Chicago  exchange.  Now  it  is  considered  certain 
that  Chicago  will  have  an  indepeneent  mining  ex- 
change. It  will  be  called  the  American  Mining 
Board  of  Chicago  and  will  be  organized  under  a  State 
charter.  The  membership  fee  will  be  $100  and  the 
number  of  members  will  be  limited.  Rooms  will  be 
secured  as  ntar  to  the  stock  exchange  as  possible. 
Mining  stocks  only  will  be  traded  in,  but  ihe  ex- 
change will  not  be  confined  to  gold  and  silver  mining 
stocks  but  will  admit  mining  securities  of  all  kinds, 
provided  they  come  up  to  the  required  standard  and 
the  companies  comply  with  the  rules  of  the  exchange. 
The  new  institution  is  expected  to  be  ready  for  busi- 
ness in  December. 


Hastinga,  Neb. — The  Oonnoil  aatborized  an  election  to 
vole  on  the  issoe  of  $10,000  water  works  bonds. 

Milledgeville,  Qa.— City  Oonnoil  has  detertnined  to  oall 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  porpoeeof  ob- 
taining the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qoalified  voters  of 
the  city  to  iseoe  bonds  to  take  np  the  $2v.,0(iu  bonds,  which 
were  issned  to  aid  in  bailding  the  Girls'  Normal  and  In- 
duitrial  College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  courts  and  this  step  has  been  found  to  be 
necessary  to  legalize  them. 


ANALYSIS  OF  THE  BANK  CLEARINBS. 

A  study  of  the  latest  table  of  bank  clearings  ought 
to  do  much  to  dispel  the  financial  blues  that  con- 
tinue to  discolor  the  atmosphere.  Beginning  with 
the  first  eight  cities  of  the  table  it  is  seen  that  all  of 
them  show  percentages  of  increase,  ranging  from  2.1 
to  24  3  per  cent  over  the  clearings  of  the  correspond- 
ing week  of  last  year;  it  is  further  noticed  that  of 
the  first  sixteen  cities  only  one,  and  of  the  first  forty- 
four  only  five  cities,  show  decreasing  percentages- 
Inasmuch  as  these  forty  four  cities  represent  the 
greater  part  of  the  total  bank  clearings  of  the  United 
States,  it  is  evident  that  the  report  is  practically  an 
unbroken  series  of  increases  over  last  year. 

All  the  large  cities,  almost  without  exception,  seem 
to  be  feeling  the  full  force  of  the  revival  of  prosper- 
ity; but  the  same  can  not  be  said  of  the  smaller 
towns.  As  the  financial  centers  of  least  importance 
are  reached,  the  decreasing  percentages  become  more 
numerous,  which  proves  conclusively  that  the  wave 
of  prosperity  has  not  penetrated  into  the  country. 
The  smaller  retailers  and  the  farmers  and  other  pro- 
ducing classes  have  not  yet  felt  it,  and  to  this  extent 
it  cannot  be  said  to  be  general.  How  much  this  af- 
fects the  grand  total  of  dealings  is  shown  by  the  per- 
centages of  increase  for  the  total  of  the  United  States, 
14.5,  and  the  total  exclusive  of  New  ^ork,  11.8.  The 
drop  from  145.  to  11.8  represents  the  difference  in 
prosperity  between  New  York  and  the  average  of  the 
rest  of  the  cities  of  the  Union. 

Considered  by  sections,  the  table  is  equally  inter- 
esting. It  is  a  remarkable  fact  that  every  one  of  tbe 
cities  which  show  decreases  is  either  a  western  or 
southern  city.  Again,  of  the  first  dozen  Eastern 
cities,  after  New  York,  which  shows  increases  the 
average  percentage  of  increase  is  21.4,  while  of  the 
first  dozen  Western  cities  the  average  of  increase  is 
only  3.9  per  cent.  The  improvement  is,  therefore, 
fully  twice  as  marked  in  tbe  East  as  in  the  West.  Is 
it  any  wonder  that  complaints  of  western  merchants 
are  loud  and  long,  when  the  average  of  improvement 
is  less  than  10  per  cent  over  the  dullest  year  in  re- 
cent panic  history. 

Such  prosperity  as  has  been  experienced  has  fallen 
chiefly  to  the  great  corporations  and  the  railroads. 
The  crops  have  not,  and  probably  will  not,  benefit 
the  farmers  very  much,  but  in  carrying  them  to  mar- 
ket the  railroads  will  be  enabled  to  secure  a  more 
than  ordinary  share  of  profit  from  the  sheer  abund- 
ance offered  for  transportation.  This  feature  has  al- 
ready been  noticed,  and  railroad  stocks  have  gone  up 
on  the  exchanges,  but  beyond  benefiting  a  compara- 
tively few  railway  employes  and  stockholders  this 
improvement  is  of  little  consequence. 

The  ablest  financial  writer  in  Wall  Street,  Mr. 
Henry  Clews,  in  speaking  of  gold  exports,  says  that 
the  present  state  of  the  foreign  exchanges  brings 
public  attention  back  to  the  stubborn  ''bear"  factor 
arising  from  the  condition  of  the  treasury  gold  re- 
serve, thereby  acknowledging  that  the  situation  is 
still  as  desperate  as  it  was  six  months  or  more  ago. 
The  specter  of  another  fifty  millions  bond  issue  rises 
before  the  public  imagination,  and  there  is  nowhere 
much  doubt  about  that  ogre  materializing  sometime 
before  next  spring.  That  constant  disturbing  possi- 
bility stands  as  a  fixed  obstacle  to  any  really  inspir- 
ing recovery  of  confidence.  Could  it  be  removed,  the 
effect  would  be  worth  ten  points  added  value  to  the 
entire  stock  list,  and,  he  might  have  added,  to  the 
entire  list  of  prices  of  all  commodities.  But,  he  con- 
tinues, so  long  as  this  remains  an  open  and  con- 
stantly recurring  danger,  it  seems  hopeless  to  look 
for  any  really  strong  and  well  sustained  effort  to 
bring  up  the  price  of  investments  (or  commodities) 
to  the  standard  established  by  the  improvement  in 
their  intrinsic  condition.  While  Mr.  Clews  thus 
recognizes  the  necessity  for  a  radical  remedy  before 
prices  will  rise  and  times  improve  he  fails  to  pre- 
scribe for  the  difficulty.  The  Journal  has  hereto- 
fore indicated  the  only  straightforward  and  simple 
way  out  of  the  present  serious  currency  tangle. 

Oleves,  0.— Sidewalk  bonds— $l,2ro,  5  per  cent— Deo. 
2.    v.  M.  HendersoD,  village  clerk. 


November  23,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1113 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Range  for  the  week. 


BANK  STOCKS.   Par  flOO 


Amerioan  ExohaD^e  Nat  

Amerioan  Trust  and  SavingR. . 

Atlas  National   

Obioago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Oorn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trnst  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Olobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trnst  and  Savings.... 

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trnst  Oo 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Obioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trnst  Oo  


Amonnt 

Anl 

Bid 

Osp  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  oon 

7% 

tloo 

101 

1  000  000 

6% 

tll6 

116 

700  000 

6% 

T112 

1 

.14 

500  000 

12% 

1  000  000 

10% 

255 

2  000  000 

H 

128 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

8% 

1246 

1250 

600  000 

6% 

tl43 

tl50 

'i  000  000 

12% 

258 

■f260 

50P  000 

■114 

118 

1  000  000 

■98 

1<  0 

300  000 

8% 

■123 

tl24 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  COO 

10% 

350 

360 

600  000 

6% 

135 

tl35 

200  000 

8% 

95 

98 

500  000 

20% 

1526 

t650 

2  0011  000 

12% 

t260 

270 

2  000  OOO 

10% 

160 

1631^ 

1  000  000 

8% 

■fl25 

127>^ 

1  000  000 

12% 

f245 

250 

750  000 

8% 

240 

243 

1  000  000 

12% 

•fl35 

tl60 

X  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

6% 

500  000 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  000 

8% 

112 

113 

500  000 

t2?0 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  6s 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Oass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58.  ..1912 
Obi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  5-20  5e  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Oo  68. .  .1910 

Oona  Pack  Co'8  68  1912 

yhicago  &  S  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

Ist  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (eitension)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4i^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  68  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
»  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  68  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  . . . .  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Ooke  Oo  68. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  let  M  Ss. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  Oity  By  Ist  M  Gs  -SOO 

N  Ohi  Oity  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  IVI  5s  1906 

P  G  L  &  O  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  68   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  let  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Co  5s  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


Amount 


350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  ono 

3  166  000 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  000 


7  500 

3  000 

4  619 
400 

1  250 
250 
900 

1  600 
650 
600 

75 

2  COO 
10  OCO 

4  646 

1  500 
500 

1  850 

2  360 

3  400 

217 

4  100 

1  500 

2  000 
1  000 

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UISOELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

Amerioan  Straw  Board  Co ... . 
Oal  and  0  Oan  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo. . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  S  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"      Deposit  Vault  Co.... 

"      Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone, Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R . . . . 

In  Pack  &  Piov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P»ok  »;  Prov  Co  pfd  


Amoant 
Oap  Stock. 


$  1  260  000 

6  000  000 
3  669  650 

10  OOO  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

600  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


7% 
8% 
10% 
8% 

12% 

5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid 

Afked 

97 

99 

t'8M 

99 

99M 

tl02i 

I0i}i 

100 

tlOO 

106 

65 

^m 

61 

63 

42 

1013^ 

tlOH 

1021^ 

1033^ 

100 

195 

t98 

TlOO 

t91 

tlOO 

tlOjJ 

%\% 

t84 

86 

r80K 

180% 

t98>^ 

10514 

fio/ 

10.% 

104 

t873^ 

t91 

tl"2 

tl04 

t92 

102% 

103 

1003^ 

101 

1001^ 

101 

100 

Bid 

Asked 

tll5 

49 

50 

67 

t70 

156 

66 

tl3 

10% 

11 

333^ 

t35 

36 

49 

61 

m 

300 

305 

tl06 

173 

176 

131M 

132 

180 

24M 

24% 

5% 

6 

13 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Scboenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld. . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Co. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

«♦         "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insprance  Co  . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


£775  000 

7% 

12% 

tl4 

£775  000 

8% 

33 

34 

£200  000 

7% 

21 

£200  000 

7% 

t43M 

60 

10  000  000 

71 

73 

500  000 

3n% 

t510 

teoo 

5  500  000 

12% 

289K 

291 

2  500  000 

7% 

110 

111 

18  000  000 

f23 

t26 

30  000  OC(j 

8% 

tl54 

4  000  000 

4!r 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

583^ 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

T95 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

121 

122 

2  250  000 

783^ 

80 

CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  483^  Lake  Street  Elevated 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  A  D  Co  653|  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo 

Brew  <fc  Malt  Oo  12 

"        "          Pfd  ... .  32)^ 
Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  31 
"           "      Pfd.  45 
Chi  &  S  S  Rap  T  Co  73^ 

Chicago  Gas  Oo  631^  Street's  W  S  0  Line  .. 

Diamond  Match  Co,  111.  130      W  Obi  St  R  R . . ,  


.233^ 


In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd. 
Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo  ... 

Pfd 

N  Y  Biscuit  Oo  

N  Ohi  St  R  R.... 


.13 

.33^ 

•713/8 
2841^ 
.133^ 
115 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  November  16,  1895. 


UHI.  &   8.    S.    BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50— ao't  8% 

WE6TEBN  STONE  00 . 

29  79 

400— ao't  783^ 

100— Bc't  78% 

400— ao't  78 

LAKE  SI  ELEVATED  R  B. 
60  25 

350— ac't  25^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
40  49 

ICO— ac't  493^ 


W  OBI  BTBEET  B  E. 

60— ao't  121 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

100— ac't  131 

60— ac't  1313^ 

OHI.   BBEW.    &  MALT.  00. 

6  12 

50  123-^ 

1(0— ao't  iz 

OHt.  OITY  BAILWAY 

65  300 

20  301 

10  302 


Monday,  November  18,  1895. 


STBEET'S  W.  CAE  LINE. 

50  141^ 

OHI  TELEPHONE  00. 

26  ,  170 

WBSTEBN  STONE  00. 

150— ao't  78 

50— ao't   783^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
20  .   1313^ 

500— ao't  1313^ 

50— ac't  I313I 

NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  OO. 

75   713^ 

20  11% 

5   71% 

OHI  AND  8  S  BAP  TBAN  00. 
118  8 

10  8>^ 

150— ac't  8 

100— ao't  ,  %\i 


CHI.  OITY  BAILWAY. 

135  300 

W.  CHI.  BTBEET  B.  B. 
10  120% 

16  121 

5— cash  150% 

150 — ao't  121 

ELEVATED  B 


B. 

■24M 
2434 
.243^ 
.25 
,253^ 


LAKE  ST, 

15.  

35  

10  

10  

10  

350— ac't  243^8 

300— ao't   2434 

HO  -ao't...  24% 

660— ac't  241^ 

50— ao't  24% 

50 — ac'c  24  J< 

400— ao'fi  26  ' 

200— ao't  253.8 

100  -ac't  26j4 


Tuesday,  November  19,  1895. 


steeet's  w  oab  line. 
60  14 

OHI.  OITY  B'Y. 

100  SCO 

OHI.  &  S.  8.   BAP.  TraN.  00. 

10    8 

O.  &  a,   O.   &  BOOK 

100— ao't  

AM.    SIBAW  BOABD. 

10  49 

we;  TEBN  STONE  00  . 

160— ao't  78 

new  YOBK  BI50DIT  00  . 

260  71 

105  71 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

220  ISli'a 

150— ao't  131V 

50— ac't  131% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATEDS  B. 
70   .   24 

5  243. 

35  2434 

66>^    20  24% 

60  241^ 

60   24% 

150- ao't  23% 

200— ao't  24 

300— aoot  243^ 

200— ao't  2434 

450— ao't  24% 

ICO— ao't  2414 

360— ao't  2\% 


Wednesday,  November  20,  1895. 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL.  BBEW  &  MALT  OOM'N. 

12  X31>i    10  12% 


AM.  STEA-W  BOABD  00. 

50  49 

WESTEBN  ETONE  00. 

100— ao't  77% 

OHI.  OITY  B'y. 

125  300 

LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50   23% 

55  24 

10  24  3^ 

10   2434 

350— ao't  23% 

1300— ao't  24 

1250— ao't   243^ 

3C0— acot  24  34 

50— ao't  24% 

ICO— ao't  24  3| 


10  13 

OHI.  &  S.  B  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

10  7% 

12  8 

100— aoot  7% 

200— ao't  7% 

150— ao't  7% 

<«.  1HI.  BTBEET  £.  B. 

15  118% 

10  1195^ 

10.   119% 

2(0— ac't  119 

450-ao't   1193^ 

fO— ao't  1193^ 

50— ac't  119% 

150— ac't  11931 

200— ao't  120 

5'-— ao't  120Ji 

50— ac't  1203^ 


Thursday,  November  21,  1895. 


OHI.  BBEW.  &  MALT.  00. 

60  12% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
134  1313^ 

50— ao't  131 

CHI  &  S.  8  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

60— ac't  73^ 

50— ao't   7% 

50— ao't  73^ 

50— acot   7% 

150— ac't  7% 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  B. 
50  23% 

70  24 

50— ac't  235^ 

350— ao't  23% 

900— ac't  23% 

4  51— ao't  23% 

500— ao't  243^ 


WESTEBN  STONE. 

50— ao'i,  773^ 

W .  OHI.  STBEET  B.  B. 
36  116 

60  \n% 

60  117% 

2  119 

300— aoct  116 

50— acot  116% 

If.O— ac't  1163.^ 

150- ao't  117 

200— ao't  1173^ 

£0— ac't  1173^ 

250— ac't  11734; 

50— ac't  117% 

50— ac't  117% 

100— oc't  I18 

50— ai't  118% 

l.f-0— ao't  1183^ 

II  0— ao't  119 

00— ao't  119% 


Ffiday,  November  22,  1895. 


DIAM'^ND  MATON  CO.,  ILL 

10  131 

steeet's  W.  04B  LINE. 

30   ...14 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

100  713.^ 

lOJ  71% 

OHI.  CITY  b'y 

50  300 

50  8003^ 

CHI.  &  S.  S.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 

5') — ac't  1}i 

60— ac't    1)4 

NO.  OHI.  5T.  B.  E.  00. 

50  2»4% 

60— ac't  283 

60— acot  286 


LAKE    ST.     ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50  233^ 

10  23% 

100— ac't  2334 

50— ao't  23% 

5'i0— ao't  233^ 

400— ao't   23% 

50— ao't  23% 

W.  CHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 

113  1153^ 

60  115% 

5  116 

40  1163^ 

100— ao't.  1153^ 

600— ao't  1153i 

50— ao't....  115% 

50— ao't  115% 

10  J— ac't  116 

250— ao't  1163>^ 


Au  Sable,  Minn. — Board  of  Supervisors  passed  resolu- 
tion to  bond  the  county  for  $2(1,000,  15  years,  5  per  cent. 

Kalispell,  Mont.- B.  J.  Mclnlire,  oity  olerk,  will  receive 
sealed  proposals  Nov.  25,  for  the  purchase  of  #20,000  of  6 
per  cent  bonds. 

Guthrie,  O.  T. — The  board  of  education  offers  for  sale 
at  par  $21,000  of  G  per  cent  bonds.  For  farther  particu- 
lars address  E.  H.  Furrow,  president. 

YoungstowD,  Obio — The  oity  will  vote  on  the  propo- 
sition to  issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $21,000,  tor  the  par- 
pose  of  erecting  new  fire  stations  iu  the  ontlying  districts 
now  without  fire  protection. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  uutil  Nov.  18  for 
the  purchase  of  $10,000  thirty-year  4  per  cent  village 
bonds.    W.  Elwcod  Wynne,  Corporation  (Dlerk. 

Brunswick,  Mo. —This  city  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
bonds  for  taking  up  outstanding  indebtedness  and  ex- 
tendiDg  water  works.    W.  H.  Finch  is  City  Clerk. 

Thcmpsonville,  Conn. — A  special  town  ineeti- g  is 
called  for  at  ihe  Towd  Hall,  to  aot  opon  bondi-  i.'  the 
town  for  a  et:m  not  to  eioeed  $50,000;  made  nefie^b.>^y  by 
the  prepent  indebtedness. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — Bouds  will  be  issued  to  the  amrnnt  of 
$100,(00  to  build  double  track  for  the  Knoxvil'.e  Arling- 
ton Avenue  Street  Railway;  bids  will  be  adverti.-ed  for  in 
a  few  days. 

Galveston,  Texas. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  au- 
thorizing the  Mayor  and  Committee  cn  Fiomce  to  sell 
$200,000  5  per  cent  general  indebtedness  at>d  funding 
bonds,  payable  in  twenty  ye^rs,  redeemaLla  at  the  option 
of  the  city  rfter  ten  year«. 

Albany,  Qa. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  to  noon  of 
November  18,  1895,  for  112,500  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  of 
Ihe  City  of  Albany,  Ga.  Interest  payable  semi-annually. 
Address  Y.  0.  Rust,  City  Clerk,  Albany,  Ga. 


1134 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  23,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

While  the  real  estate  market  is  far  from  being  in  a 
satisfactory  condition  from  the  broker's  standpoint, 
yet  all  real  estate  interests  show  a  steady  and  safe 
growth  in  value  which  is  in  marked  contrast  with 
every  other  line  of  business.  How  many  industries 
or  wholesale  trades  have  grown  in  importance  or 
profit  during  the  past  year  as  compared  with  the 
years  before  the  panic?  The  number  is  so  few  that 
they  could  be  named  in  one  breath,  and  yet  Chicago 
real  estate  interests  are  as  strong  from  a  financial 
point  of  view  to-day  as  they  ever  were  in  any  but  a 
boom  time.  For  instance,  the  borrowing  power  of 
property  has  not  been  diminished  but  in  many  in- 
stances has  been  increased.  Loans  in  renewal  are 
asked  and  sometimes  granted  for  more  than  the 
original,  and  interest  rates  are  lower  than  ever.  As 
low  as  4}  per  cent  has  been  quoted  almost  every  week 
of  late  and  a  common  rate  is  5  percent.  If  Chicago 
real  estate  were  very  seriously  in  the  dumps  loans 
would  not  be  freely  made  at  these  figures.  The  fact 
is  that  from  the  investment  standpoint  real  property 
in  this  city  is  now  a  better  holding  than  the  average 
of  securities  or  of  business  investments. 

LAKGB  SALES  OF  THE  WEEK. 

Another  big  sale  of  State  street  property  came  to 
light  this  week.  L.  Z.  Leiter  purchased  from  Jacob 
and  Peter  Schnur  and  Mary  Corrigan  the  properties 
at  iNos.  39  J  and  395  to  399  State  street,  the  former  20 
by  138  feet  for  $61,500  cash  and  the  latter  60  by  94 
feet  for  $230,000  cash.  The  total  is  $291,500  for  80 
feet  of  west  frontage  north  of  Hubbard  court  and  in- 
cluding the  corner.  It  is  the  highest  price  ever  paid 
for  property  south  of  Harrison  street. 

The  lot  on  the  corner  is  60  feet  on  State  street  by 
94  feet  on  Hubbard  court,  and  the  pi  ice  paid  ($230,000) 
makes  a  valuation  of  $3  833  a  front  foot  on  State 
street  and  $40  78  a  square  foot  for  the  entire  lot. 
This  lot  is  improved  with  a  four-story  and  basement 
brick  and  stone  building  which  is  of  little  value  in 
this  transaction. 

The  other  lot,  directly  adjoining  on  the  north,  cov 
ers  an  area  of  20  by  138  feet.  The  price,  $61,500,  is  at 
the  rate  of  $3,075  a  front  foot  or  $22  29  a  square  foot. 
A  three  story  brick  building  is  on  this  property.  It 
will  be  noticed  that  while  the  front  foot  valuations 
of  these  two  pieces  of  property  do  not  vary  greatly 
there  is  a  considerable  difference  in  the  squa  e  foot 
values— nearly  two  to  one.  It  shows  that  the  State 
street  frontage  is  the  determining  factor  in  these 
sales.  It  is  said  that  the  prospect  of  a  terminal  de- 
pot being  built  by  the  Santa  Fe  Road  between 
Twelfth  and  Taylor  streets  opposite  the  property 
just  purchased  by  Mr.  Leiter  is  almost  a  certainty 
and  that  this  fact  accounts  largely  for  his  recent 
heavy  purchases.  Mr.  Leiter's  holdings  of  State 
street  property  south  of  Jackson  street  now  amount 
to  in  all  to  620  feet. 

SALE  OF  MONROE  STREET  PROPERTY. 

The  property  235  and  237  Monroe  street  has  been 
sold  by  Robert  D.  Sheppard  to  Frederick  Ayer  for 
$255,000.  Mr.  Sheppard  takes  as  part  pay  20  acres  in 
the  northeast  corner  of  105th  street  and  Indiana 
avenue  at  $65,000.  Mr.  Ayer  assumes  mortgages  on 
the  property  amounting  to  $190,000.  In  1892  Jacob 
Weil  bought  this  property  from  Henry  Botsford  for 
$300,000  and  transferred  it  at  this  figure  to  Mr. 
Sheppard  in  exchange  for  his  joint  ownership  in  the 
Garden  City  Block,  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Ran- 
dolph street  and  Fifth  avenue.  The  former  transfer 
at  $300,000  was  evidently  at  a  fictitious  value,  as  it 
■would  not  be  fair  to  say  that  Monroe  street  property 
In  that  locality  had  depreciated. 

CENTRAL  BANK  PROPERTY. 

The  transfer  of  the  Cent' al  Bank  property  on  La 
Salle  street  reached  the  records  on  Tuesday.  This  is 
the  west  frontage  on  La  Salle  148  feet  north  of  Madi- 
son 29  by  101  at  the  corner  of  ths  alley,  which  Will- 
iam A.  Paulsen  purchased  last  spring  for  a  site  for 
his  bank.  The  building  has  been  thoroughly  over- 
hauled and  improved  and  Mr.  Paulsen  now  sells  the 
fee  to  Bronson  B.  Tuttle  for  $250,000,  taking  back  a 
fl9-jear  lease,  the  object  being  to  provide  a  perma- 


nent home  for  the  bank.  The  location  for  this  pur- 
pose could  not  be  excelled. 

The  above  and  similar  transactions  of  the  week 
will  serve  to  show  the  temper  of  the  real  estate  mar- 
ket. There  is  no  lack  of  interest  on  the  part  of  heavy 
investors  who  want  desirable  frontages  in  the  down- 
town district.    Other  negotiations  are  pending. 


At  the  annual  meeting  of  the  West  Pullman  Land 
Association,  held  this  week,  the  following  named 
gentlemen  were  elected  as  members  of  the  new  Board 
of  Directors:  C.  N.  Hamblin,  T.  King.  John  G. 
Foster,  E  Jones,  L.  D.  Koeeland,  Wm  R.  Kerr,  A. 
J.Smith,  J.  M.  Hamilton,  Thos.  A.  Wright,  F.  C. 
Jocelyn,  A  R.  Gray,  J.  P.  Smith,  W.  G.  Purdy,  Hemp- 
stead Washburne,  A.  M.  Stone. 


CHICABQ  OPERA  HOUSE  LEASE  ENDED. 

There  was  a  rumor  on  the  street  yesterday  to  the 
effect  that  David  B.  Henderson  had  transferred  his 
ease  of  the  Chicago  Opera  House  to  Kohl  &  Middle- 
ton  for  a  continuous  variety  show,  but  upon  investi- 
gation it  was  found  that  there  were  no  grounds  for 
such  a  story.  All  of  this  talk  was  caused  by  Hender- 
son and  his  friends  who  tried  to  cover  up  the  real 
cause  of  the  former's  inability  to  meet  his  bills.  The 
lease  was  drawn  last  September  for  five  years. 
Again  and  again  Henderson  failed  to  meet  his  bills 
and  the  directors  would  not  stand  such  business 
methods  any  longer.  Mr.  Henderson  during  his  ten 
yaars'  management  of  the  house  has  made  mcney, 
but  he  has  managed  to  get  away  with  all  of  it  and 
fell  behind  with  his  rent.  The  theatre  will  not  be 
rented  or  leased  to  anybody  but  a  man  who  will  play 
first-class  companies.   So  say  the  directors. 


INDUSTRIAL  NEWS  NOTES. 

NEW  FACTORIES  AND  OTHER  IMPROVEMENTS. 

The  Garden  City  Foundry  Co.,  incorporated,  are 
successors  to  Turner,  Dickinson  &  Co.,  founders  and 
machinists,  at  76  Churchill  street.  The  latter  has 
begun  the  erection  of  a  new  building,  100x64  feet,  ad- 
joining their  joundry  at  the  corner  of  Arraitage  and 
Central  avenue,  Cragin,  which  will  be  used  as  their 
machine  shop.  They  expect  by  the  first  o'f  January  to 
move  their  entire  plant  from  the  present  location  at 
76  Churchill  street,  to  the  upvv  works  at  Cragin.  The 
company  will  continue  to  make  specialties  of  hangers, 
friction  clutches  and  piano  plates.  They  are  well 
equipped  for  general  foundry  and  machine  work,  and 
as  they  have  recently  installed  a  bronze  and  nickel 
plating  department  in  their  shops  they  are  prepared 
to  handle  a  very  wide  range  of  work.  At  the  new 
plant  they  will  erect  an  entirely  new  set  of  japanning 
ovens  which  they  will  heat  with  gas. 

W.  N.  Eisendrath  will  build  a  six-story  brick  fac- 
tory at  7217  George  street,  to  cost  $4,000. 

The  L.  iVolf  Mfg.  Co.  will  build  a  five  story  ware- 
house and  barn  at  735  to  739  Fulton  street,  to  cost 
$25,000.    Architects  Furst  &  Rudolph  have  the  plans. 

Owing  to  the  unusually  large  volume  of  business  on 
hand  the  National  Boiler  Works,  No.  60  Fulton 
street,  have  decided  to  build  a  large  addition  to  their 
plant. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  National  Association  of 
Manufacturers,  which  was  to  have  been  held  in  Chi- 
cago this  month,  has  been  postponed  till  January  2lst. 

A  number  of  Pittsburg  capitalists  are  seeking  a 
sight  New  Castle  on  which  to  erect  a  plant  for  the 
manufacture  of  nut  locks,  brace  bars  and  other  rail 
road  tools,  on  which  they  own  the  patents.  The 
company  has  a  capital  stock  of  $50,000  and  would  give 
employment  to  about  75  men. 

The  German-American  Gutta  Percha  Fuse  Works' 
plant  at  Fairview,  on  the  Wisconsin  Central  R.  R., 
will  comprise  a  main  building  168x52  feet,  two  build- 
ings 82x59  feet,  all  with  iron  roofs,  a  power  house 
80x50  feet,  with  gravel  rcof,  a  powder  hou«e  29x32  feet, 
with  wooden  roof,  five  buildings,  50x50  feet,  of  which 
two  will  be  used  for  tar  boiling,  two  for  glue  boiling, 
one  for  gutta  percha  boiling,  besides  one  storage 
building  80x80  feet  and  two  platforms.  The  buildings 
will  be  constructed  of  frame,  brick  and  stone.  Esti- 
mates are  being  received  by  architect  Bauman,  J502 
Monadnock  building. 

Sealed  proposals  were  received  until  12  o'clock  m., 
November  20,  for  all  the  labor  and  materials  required 
for  joinery  work,  plumbing,  etc  ,  in  the  United  States 
appraisers's  stores  in  accordrnce  with  drawing  and 
specification,  copies  of  which  may  be  had  from  under- 
signed. Each  bid  was  accompanied  by  a  certified 
check  for  $200.   Proposals  enclosed  in  envelopes, 


sealed  and  marked  "Proposals  for  miscellaneous 
Changes  in  the  United  States  Appraisers's  Stores  at 
Chicago,  111.,  and  addressed  to  Frank  G.  Hoyne,  cus- 
todian. 

V.  Fdlkenau  &  Bro..  1116  Chisago  Stock  Exchange 
building,  were  awarded  the  contract  for  erecting  a 
three  story  brick  and  stone  addition  to  the  Manhat- 
tan Brewing  Company's  plant  at  3925  to  3945  Emerald 
avenue.  Cost  about  f50,000.  Architect  Louis  Lehle, 
Schiller  building,  made  the  plans. 

The  plant  of  the  Crete  Manufacturing  Company 
wasd3stroyed  by  fire  Loss  $40,000;  no  insurance. 
Will  rebuild. 

Architect  J.  L.  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  will 
draw  plans  for  a  gymnasium  and  bath  house  to  be 
erected  at  Douglas  Park  f  .r  the  West  Side  park  com- 
missioners, office  Union  Park. 

Architect  J.  L  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  is  en- 
gaged on  plans  for  the  exterior  of  an  electric  light 
plant,  the  interior  having  been  arranged  by  Electri- 
cal and  Mechanical  Engineer  Force  Bain,  1657  Mon- 
adnock building.  The  structure  will  be  erected  at 
Garfield  Park.  The  plant  complete  is  estimated  to 
cost  $157,000. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Louis  Lehle  has  designed  for  the  Manhattan  Brew- 
ing Co.  two  additions,  each  three  stories  high,  to  the 
brewing  company's  plant  at  3925  to  3945  Emerald 
avenue.  One  building  will  cover  a  space  of  100x59 
and  the  other  will  be  38x52  feet.  They  will  be  con- 
structed of  brick,  the  cost  being  placed  at  $40,000. 

Architect  Thomas  McCall  has  planned  for  Joseph 
Cormaok  four  three-story  flat  buildings  to  be  erected 
at  4516  to  4622  Indiana  avenue.  They  will  front  100 
feet  with  a  depth  of  66  and  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone  The  interior  will  be  finished 
in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  steam.  They  will  cost 
ff20,000. 

J.  L,  Cochran  will  build  a  two-story  residence  30x70 
feet  in  size  on  Kenmore  avenue  in  Edgewater.  It  is 
to  be  of  brick,  frame  and  plaster  construction,  fin- 
ished in  hardwood,  and  will  cost  $10,000.  Handy  & 
Cady  are  the  architects. 

J.  B.  Gallaway  will  build  a  two  story  storage  ware- 
house 100x100  feet  at  638  to  644  North  Clark  street, 
after  plans  by  architects  Holabird  &  Roche,  to  cost 
$15,000. 

Architect  E.  R.  Warner  has  designed  for  J.  W. 
Kennedy  four  three-story  flat  buildings,  to  be  erected 
at  Nos.  1326,  1328,  1336  and  1338  Fairmont  avenue. 
They  will  each  front  25  feet  with  a  depth  of  40,  and 
will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  stone.  They 
will  cost  $Z0,000. 

Evanston  in  the  near  future  will  have  a  hospital 
well  equipped  to  care  for  individual  cases  of  con- 
tagious disease,  whose  proper  attention  in  the  past 
and  now  has  been  a  vexing  and  distressing  problem, 
and  has  often  resulted  in  undeserved  hardship  to 
very  worthy  people.  At  the  meeting  of  the  corpora- 
tion a  committee  was  appointed,  with  Mr.  F.  M. 
Elliot  as  chairman,  to  secure  a  new  site  for  buildings. 
The  committee  that  at  a  special  meeting  of  the  di- 
rectors held  May  2  reported  having  purchased  the 
land  on  Ridge  avenue.  At  the  annual  meeting  of  the 
directors  held  the  same  evening  the  attornev  of  the 
hospital,  Mr.  W.  A.  Hamilton,  was  requested  to  take 
legal  steps  to  change  their  name.  On  the  nth  day  of 
February,  by  a  unanimous  vote  of  the  directors  taken 
at  the  Avenue  House,  the  Evanston  Emergency 
hospital,  so  limited  in  scope,  was  changed  to  the 
Evanston  Hospital  association. 

Architect  Ike  Irwin.  Cobb  building.  South  Chicago; 
has  made  plans  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  at 
Seventy-fourth  street  and  Bond  avenue,  for  P.  J. 
Donagh,  Seventy-fifth  street  and  Bond  avenue,  two 
stories  and  basement,  24x32  feet,  built  of  frame  and 
stone,  have  shingle  roof,  plate  and  stained  glass,  oak 
and  mahogany  finish,  furnace,  heat,  wood  mantels, 
with  modern  improvements,  to  cost  $2,200. 

E.  C  S.  Holmboe,  Temple  Court  building,  is  let- 
ting contracts  for  seven  houses  to  be  erected  at  the 
intersection  of  Yale  street,  Vincennes  avenue  and 
Seventy  fifth  street,  for  Wagner  &  Kendig,  to  be  of 
various  designs  aad  sizes,  covering  in  all  195x83  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  fronts  with  stone  trimmings, 
composition  roof,  furnace  heat,  mantel,  and  modern 
improvements,  at  a  total  cost  of  $35,000. 

Flanders  &  Zimmerman.  Masonic  Temple,  have 
prepared  plans  for  five  residences  to  be  erected  at 
5543  to  5551  Indiana  avenue,  for  Wm.  M.  Grilly,  con- 
tractor. 167  Dearborn  street.  They  will  cover  85x65 
feet,  three  stories  and  basement,  have  pressed  brick 
and  stone  fronts,  partly  hard  wood  finish,  furnace 
heat,  mantels,  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  total 
cost  of  125,000. 

A.  R.  Clark  &  Co  ,  contractors,  164  Dearborn  street, 


November  23,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDUP  G  JOURNAL. 


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will  build  two  two-story  and  basement  residences, 
20x67  feet  each,  of  brick  and  stone,  at  4i50  and  4452 
Vincennes  avenue,  for  themselves,  to  cost  $16,000, 

Thos.  McGall,  architect.  Fifty-third  street  and 
Lake  avenue,  has  completed  plans  for  a  fine  apart- 
ment building  to  be  erected  at  4616  to  4622  Indiana 
avenue,  for  Jos.  Cormack,  to  cover  100x70  feet,  three 
stories  and  basement,  have  a  handsome  stone  front, 
composition  roof,  oak  finish,  steam  heat,  and  every 
modern  improvement,  at  a  cost  of  $35,000. 

Patton  &  Fisher,  architects,  Montauk  block,  have 
completed  plans  for  a  library  building  to  be  erected 
at  Northfleld,  Minn.,  for  the  Carleton  college.  It 
will  consist  of  basement,  one  story  and  attic,  built  of 
stone  with  slate  roof,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat, 
fire  prooflnar,  iron  doors,  book  stacks  of  iron  and  glass, 
aad  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $25,000 
Work  will  be  commenced  in  the  spring. 

Architect  M.  H.  Vail,  Unity  building,  is  making 
plans  for  a  magnificent  store  and  apartment  building 
to  be  erected  next  spring  on  Grand  boulevard,  llOx 
163  feet,  8  stories  and  basement,  to  be  built  of  pressed 
brick,  stone  and  granite,  with  polished  granite  col- 
umns, have  composition  roof,  iron  beams,  columns, 
stairs  and  window  guards,  marble  wainscoting  and 
tile  fioors,  two  boilers,  two  passenger  and  one  freight 
elevator,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  wood  manteh, 
automatic  sprinklers,  prismatic  sidewalk  lights,  gal- 
vanized iron  skylight,  steam  pump,  refrigerators, 
plaster  ornaments,  and  the  latest  improvements,at  a 
cost  of  about  $300,000. 

Schlacks  &  Ottenheimer,  architects,  1545  Michigan 
avenue,  has  completed  plans  for  three  modern  houses 
to  be  erected  at  -^323  to  43:i7  Ualumet  avenue,  for 
William  Baily,  60x70  feet,  3-stories  and  basement,  be 
of  artistic  designs,  with  haadsome  fronts  of  stone  re 
lieved  by  stone  bays,  slate  mansard  roof,  and  cooper 
trimmings,  finished  in  hardwoods,  provided  with 
steam  heat,  electric  light,  wood  mantels,  marble  and 
tile  work  in  bathrooms  and  vestibules,  with  latest 
improvements,  to  cost  about  $17,000.  Also  plans  for 
an  apartment  building  to  be  erected  on  Michigan  av- 
enue, between  Fifty-flfth  and  Fifty-sixth  streets,  for 
Charles  Nortman,  3-stories  and  basement,  25x71  feet, 
with  stone  front,  slate  mansard  roof,  hardwood  fin- 
ish, steam  heat,  tile  work  in  bathrooms  and  kitchen, 
electric  wiring  and  the  latest  improvements,  to  cost 
about  19,500. 

J.  L.  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  is  engaged  on 
plans  for  the  exterior  of  an  electric  light  plant,  the 
interior  having  been  arranged  by  Electrical  and  Me- 
chanical Engineer  Force  Bain,  1657  Monadnock  bui'd 
ing.  The  structure  will  be  erected  at  Garfield  Park, 
for  the  Board  of  West  Park  Commissioners,  oflQce  at 
Union  Park.  It  will  cover  60x150  feet,  25  feet  high, 
with  a  smoke  stack,  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick, 
have  slate  or  tile  roof,  architectural  iron  and  cement 
work,  and  all  the  latest  improvements  and  appli- 
ances, to  cost  $157,000.  This  estimate  include  a  500 
horse  power  boiler  $7,200.  a  stoker  $1,600,  an  engine 
$10,000,  jackshafts,  etc.,  $2,500,  five  125  light  arc  dyn- 
amos, and  6:'5  double  service  arc  lamps,  complete 
$35,000  for  illuminating  the  West  Side  parks  and 
boulevards.  Proposals  for  boilers,  engines,  machin- 
ery and  lamps  will  be  received  within  a  month  at  the 
board's  ofHce.  The  same  architect  will  prepare  plans 
for  a  gymnasium  and  public  bath  house  to  be  erected 
at  Douglas  Park  for  the  same  board.  Reported  else- 
where in  this  issue. 

Architect  Niels  Buck,  Watson  building,  has  com- 
pleted plans  for  a  flat  building,  to  be  erected  on  Belle 
Plain  J  avenue  and  Perry  street,  three  stories  and 
basement,  52x56  feet,  stone  front,  slate  tower  pro- 
jection, composition  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam 
heat,  and  modern  improvements,  to  cost  about 
$12,000. 

Architect  Herman  Mueller,  284  West  Thirteenth 
street,  has  prepared  plans  for  a  modern  fiat  building 
to  be  erected  on  South  California  avenue,  near  Six- 
teenth street.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  basement, 
22x58  feet,  have  a  handsome  stone  front,  with  copper 
bay,  composition  roof,  oak  finish,  hot  water  heating, 
mantels,  bevel  and  leaded  glass,  and  all  the  latest 
improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $6,000.  Also  for  a  private 
dwelling  to  be  erected  on  Turner  avenue,  near  West 
Fifteenth  street,  for  Mr.  McGraw.  It  will  be  two 
story  and  basement.  22x62  feet,  have  stone  front, 
composition  roof,  copper  veork,  oak  finish,  hot  water 
heat,  iron  and  marble  work,  plaster  ornaments,  and 
the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $4,500. 

Architect  Geo.  S.  Kingsley.  Schiller  building,  has 
prepared  plans  for  a  fiat  building  to  be  erected  on 
West  Polk  street,  near  Leavitt,  for  E.  M.  Pratt.  It 
will  be  three  stories  and  basement,  25x61  feet,  have 
a  front  of  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta,  com 
position  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  marble 
work  in  entrance,  and  modern  improvements,  to  cost 
$7,000. 

Architect  John  Pearson,  4943  Champlain  avenue, 
has  completed  plans  for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected 
at  6230  Wabash  avenue,  for  S.  Walin,  6243  Center 
avenue,  who  will  receive  bids.  It  will  be  three  stories 


and  basement,  25x84  feet,  have  stone  front  galvanized 
iron  cornice  and  skylight,  composiilon  roof,  incan- 
descent electric  light,  plate  glass,  wood  mantels  and 
modern  improvements,  to  cost  $7,000  Also  for  a  flat 
building  to  be  erected  on  Lexington  avenue  and  Sixty- 
fourth  street,  for  Richard  Gustafjon,  3129  Indiana 
avenue,  who  will  take  figures  hiraseif.  It  will  be 
three  stories  and  basement,  25x68  feet  have  stone 
front  and  cornice,  composition  roof,  steam  heat, 
wood  mantels,  laundry  fixtures,  electric  light,  gas 
stoves,  plate  glass,  refrigerators,  and  modern  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $6,500. 

Architect  Geo.  Grussing,  Ashland  block,  has  com- 
pleted plans  for  a  fiat  building  to  be  erected  on  West 
Adams  street,  near  Garfield  park.  It  will  be  two 
stories  and  basement,  have  stone  front,  composition 
roof,  furnace  heat,  liard  wood  finish,  mantels,  and 
modern  improvements,  to  cost  about  $4,500. 


LARBEST  LAKE  OF  ASPHALT  IN  THE 
WORLD. 


Modern  methods  of  paving  and  roofing  have  very 
largely  increased  the  demand  already  great,  for  As- 
phalt. The  search  for  natural  supplies  of  this  won- 
derful mineral  pitch  has,  consequently,  been  stimu- 
lated and  has  resulted  in  finding  new  deposits  of 
great  value,  Yet  the  supply  is  by  no  means  inex- 
haustible, and  unless  some  unexpected  finds  of  As- 
phalt are  made  within  a  few  years  the  present  sources 
will  have  to  be  very  generously  drawn  on  to  meet 
the  world's  demand. 

Asphaltum  is  the  nearly  solid  form  of  bitumen,  of 
which  naptha  and  petroleum  are  the  more  volatile 
and  infiammable  varieties.  It  is  brittle  of  a  black 
or  brown  color,  and  a  recently  broken  surface  will 
show  a  high  lustre.  It  is  found  in  immense  natural 
deposits  in  the  mountains,  and  in  warm  countries 
these  mineral  beds  of  Asphaltum  become  melted  by 
the  heat  of  the  sun  or  volcanic  fires  and  flow  down  in 
molten  streams  until  they  form  vast  lakes  of  semi- 
liquid  pitch.  It  is  from  these  lakes  that  the  greater 
portion  of  the  world's  supply  of  Asphaltum  is  pro- 
cured. 

The  largest  lake  or  deposit  of  Asphalt  in  the  world 
is  in  the  State  of  Bermudez,  Venezuela,  and  is  the 
property  of  the  Bermudez  Asphalt  Paving  Co.,  of 
suite  1401-2  Title  and  Trust  Building,  Chicago. 
This  lake  covers  an  area  of  over  1100  acres  and  is  an 
almost  inexhaustible  supply  of  nearly  pure  As- 
phaltum. Taken  in  its  crude  state  it  is  treated  to  the 
most  modera  and  approved  processes  of  refining  and 
is  delivered  to  the  consumer  over  95  per  cent  pure. 
The  importance  of  this  fact  is  seen  when  it  is  stated 
that  Bermudez  Asphalt,  on  account  of  its  purity, 
will  do  fifty  per  cent  more  work  in  roofing  or  paving 
than  any  other  Asphalt.  The  c  )mpany  stands  ready 
at  all  times  to  guarantee  the  purity  and  excellence 
of  their  product.  Their  shipping  facilities,  which 
have  been  perfected  at  great  expense  and  with  much 
care,  enable  them  to  supoly  either  the  crude  or  re- 
flned  Asphalt  in  any  quantities  requ  red  and  on  short 
notice. 

TheBermulez  Asphalt  Paving  Co.  is  under  the 
general  management  of  John  McGillen,  well-known 
among  Chicago  business  men.  Their  office  is  at 
1401-2  Title  and  Trust  Bldg.,  100  Washington  street, 
Chicago. 

During  the  last  two  years  this  company  has  laid 
many  miles  of  its  pavements  in  the  streets  of  Chicago 
and  with  unqualified  success. 

At  their  offices  Mr.  McGillen  has  many  letters  re- 
ceived from  tax-paying  citizens  testifying  to  the 
merit  of  liermudez  Asphalt  as  a  material  and  the 
company's  care  and  skill  in  laying  it. 


Toledo,  Ohio. — The  oity  will  at  onoe  offer  for  sale  |60,- 
000  waterworks  bonds.  This  is  a  part  of  an  issae  of  f  150,- 
000,  authorized  in  July. 

Grand  Rapids,  Mioh. — The  item  stating  that  this  city 
wonld  issue  $12,000  school  orders  seems  to  have  been  an 
error.  No  such  issue,  we  are  now  informed,  is  contem- 
plated. 

Cinoinnati,  Ohio. — The  Commissioners  of  Hamilton 
Coanty,  Ohio,  have  decided  to  issue  f  46,0(0  bonds,  to  re- 
pair the  Spring  Grove  avenue  bridge  They  will  be  in 
denominations  of  |500  each,  bear  intdrest  at  4  per  cent, 
and  mature  in  seven  years  from  Wov.  1,  1895.  ' 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


OantoD,  Ohio. — Oity  Oonncil  has  made  provision  to 
issue  $117,000  in  bonds. 

Thompsonville,  Oonn. — Citizens  voted  to  issue  |25,000> 
4  per  cent  bonds,  to  be  due  in  1916. 

Lndington,  Mioh. — The  citizens  are  disoassing  the  qnea- 
tion  of  issDing  f  140,000  in  bonds  to  purchase  a  water  and 
tight  plant. 

WaowatosB,  Wii. — The  board  of  trustees  will  issoe  |40,- 
0  0  of  water  works  bonds.  Address  Myron  Gilbert,  vil- 
lage clerk. 

Big  Timber,  Mont. — Bonds — |8B,0C0,  6  per  cent — Deo. 
2,  12  o'clock  m.  Geo.  F.  Hudson,  clerk  of  county  commis- 
sioners. 

New  Britain,  Coun. — The  Sewer  Oommissioners  have 
decided  to  sell  $25,000  worth  more  of  the  department 
bonds. 

Louisville,  Ky. — The  Mayor  has  been  authorized  to 
borrow  $250,000  at  not  to  exceed  6  per  cent  interest  per 
annum. 

San  Antonio,  Texas.— The  Council  has  under  consider- 
ation the  issue  of  |50,000  additional  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Ordinances  were  passed  to  provide  for 
the  issoance  of  bonds  to  improve  Tecnmseh  and  Sixteenth 
streets. 

East  bt.  Louis,  111. — The  Council  has  ordered  an  election 
to  vote  on  the  question  of  issuing  6  per  cenj  one  to  four 
year  street  improvement  bonds. 

Glendive,  Mont. — James  M.  McCormick,  county  clerk, 
will  receive  proposals  Nov.  30,  for  the  parchase  of  f  50,- 
000  of  6  per  cent  bonds. 

Grangeville,  Idaho. — Sealed  bids  for  |74,500  county 
bonds  of  Idaho  coonty  bearing  interest  at  6  per  cent  will 
be  received  until  December  2,  by  A  W.  Falkington,  County 
Clerk. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — Ordinance  int-oduoed  to  issue  $500,- 
000  bonds  for  widening  and  improving  the  river;  also,  the 
issue  of  $75,'  00  bonds  for  the  disposing  of  the  city  garb- 
age; adopted  by  City  Council. 

Niagara  Falls,  N  Y.— The  Board  of  Public  Works 
opened  bids  for  $16,000  worth  of  sewer  bonds  for  the  Main 
Street  and  Twenty-second  Street  eewers.  There  were  nine 
bids  in  all,  that  of  FarsoD,  Leao:-i  &  Co.  of  No.  2  Wall 
Street,  New  York,  which  was  $1'  5.70  per  iiOO,  being  the 
highest.  The  board  recommended  that  the  bonds  be 
sold  to  Farson,  Leach  &  Co. 

South  Omaha,  Neb. — Oity  Council  authorized  the  issue 
of  $25,0(  0  funding  bonds  for  paving  and  sewers,  at  recent 
meeting;  ordinance  authorizing  the  issue  of  $15,0  0  in 
bonds  for  gradiog  will  be  considered  at  next  meeting. 

Lancaster,  Pa.— The  City  of  Lancaster  offered  $120,000 
of  4  per  cent  bonds  for  sale,  the  amount  realized  to  be 
used  in  paying  its  indebtedness  to  the  county,  on  verdicts 
recently  obtained.  There  were  thirty-seven  bidders  for 
the  loan,  and  a  Cincinnati  firm  secured  the  whole  amount 
at  a  premium  of        per  cent. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSTJRB. 

Kay'e  add.  It  38  in  b  6,  beiDg  a  snb  in  Pec  8  3S  14.  Nov  23,  11  a  m 
^yduey  Sieln,  rtaeter,  86  Dearborn  et.  NOR. 

Oasey's  sab.  Us  22  to  26  In  b  2  of  be  1,  2,  3  and  4  of  Freer's  snb  of  the  w 
V4  of  the  n  e  J4  ct  sec  22  39  13.  Nov  29.  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master. 
N  0  K. 

Buruham,  Its  16  and  17  iu  b  12,  Its  45  ■jnd  46  in  b  13,  Its  2,  35  and  36  in 
b  16,  It  VI  in  b  18,  Its  1,  2  aail  6  in  b  2ii,  he  and  of  Its  9  and  10  iu  b 
8,  the  und  y,  of  It  25  in  b  20  and  and  V,  of  It  26  in  b  20  of  sec  6  36  16. 
Nov  30,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oammings,  maste-,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 

Keith's  sub,  It  22  in  the  sub  of  the  s  e  '4  of  sec  14  38  14.  Dec  2,  2  pm. 
H  L  Wait,  naas  er,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N. 

Newberry's  add,  It  13  in  b  17.  Dec  9,  U  a  m.  Jacobine  We.{ener,  execa- 
t  ir    L  N. 

Lt  1  in  the  sab  of  Us  67,  C8  and  69  of  the  sub  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e  H 
«f  the  8  e  H  of  sec  13  3)  13.  OeD  12.  3  pm.  .  yron  8  Allen,  admtr.  L  N 

Robert's  snb,  It  3  of  pt  of  the  n  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  e  ^  of  seo  10 

38  14.  Dec  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  .lutler,  master,  66  Por.land  b!k.    L.  N. 

ShortBll  trustee  sob.  It  1  and  all  It  2  (ex  the  w  76  ft)  ia  b  10  of  the  □  Yt 
of  the  n  e  K  of  sec  2B  38  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler  master. 
L  N. 

Smith's  a-'d,  the  n  H  of  it  It  in  b  3,  a  aub  of  ba  17,  18,  19,  20,  21,  and  22 
in  the  Aofes^nr's  riiv  of  the  «  w  of  see  22  39  14.  Deo  9,  U  a  m .  Edw 
A  Dicker,  mascer,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N, 

Irving  Pk,  Dielz  add.  It  18  in  b  2  in  th«  n  e  J4  of  sec  22  40  13.  Dec  7,  11 
am.  Agnes  Qettiugs,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Stock  Yards,  Fi  remin's  add,  It  39  in  b  3  In  the  n  e  H  of  the  n  w  ^  of 
sec  8  38  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  st. 
NOB. 

Oook  &  Anderson's  sub,  It  20  in  b  3  of  the  w  i4  of  the  i  e  54   of  8  o  24 

39  11.  Nov  22  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  hide. 
N  0  K.  * 

Oakenwalrl's  aub,  the  w  H  of  It  10  in  the  B  H  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  34  39 
14.  Nov  22.  11am.  Hiram  Barber,  master  NOB. 

Oanal  Trns  ees  sub.  It  5  in  the  snb  of  It  2  in  b  2'J  of  seo  29  39  14.  Nov  29 
11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

ShefSeld  a''d,lt  36  in  subblk  2  of  b  19.  Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Jos  f  Maboney 
master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  N  0  B. 


1116  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  November 23,  1896. 


November  23,  1895, 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1118 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  23,  1895. 


Walker's  sub.  It  85  in  b  31  of  b8  S3,  34,  47  and  a  part  of  48  In  the  f  ub  of 
see  19  39  14,  also  It  6  in  b  1  and  It  6  in  b  2,  in  Kraloveo  &  Kaepar's 
sab,  of  ttie  u  H  of  tbe  n  e  ^4  of  seo  26  39  13.  Deo  7,  Ham.  Anna 
Fillp,  admtrx.  NOR. 


Hnn-boldt  Pk,  Grose'  2nd  add,  It  13. 
admtr.  NOR. 


Deo  7,  11  a  m.   e  L  Falladan, 


Edison  Pk.  Us  36  to  40  in  b  5.    Nov  29,  11  a  m.    Edw  A  Dicker,  master, 
1109  Taooma  bldg.  NOR. 

Englewood.  Weddell  &  Oox's  add.  It  138,  a  sub  of  the  e  hf  of  the  s  w 
of  sec  20  38  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle 
St.  N  0  R. 


Hobb'8  sub.  Us  52  and  63  of  pt  of  the  e  H  of  the  n  w  ^ 
Nov  29,  1]  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens  master.  NOR. 


,  of  sea  18  41  14. 


Hamilton'.i  sub.  It  4  of  5  acrei  in  the  w  !4  of  the  u  e  H  of  sec  6  39  14. 
Nov  a9,  1pm.  Wm  F  Oooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  at.  NOR. 

Miller,  Phillips  &  Eehr's  sab,  Its  8,  9  and  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  >i  of  the  I 
n  w  )4  of  the  s  e  }-4,;  also  Its  18,  19,  ;i7,  38  aad  39  in  b  2  of  Eberhart's 
snb  of  the  s  H  of  the  n  w  14  of  s  e  ^4  in  sec  14  38  13,  Nov  29,  1pm. 
Wm  F  Oooper.  master.  NOR. 


lit  12  of  b  28  of  seo's  5  and  6  37  15.  Nov  29,  10  a  m. 
master,  702  OlMCSgo  Opera  Hoose.  NOR. 


Thos  Taylor  Jr, 


Kizer  &  William's  snb,  Us  18  to  21  in  b  1,  of  the  n  e  H  of  sec  31  37  15 
Dec  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 

Keeley'8  snb.  It  14  of  It  45  in  b  25  in  sec  29  39  14.    Nov  29,  11  a  m  Ed- 
mund Fitzgibbon,  admtr.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  24  in  b  7  of  the  8  w     of  sec  20  39  14.  Nov  30  ! 
11  a  m.  Maria  Inpa,  admtrx.  NOR.  '  | 

Reaper's  add.  Its  21,  22  and  32  in  b  5,  being  a  pt  of  the  original  b  5  of 
Moore's  snb  of  the  e  ^  of  the  n  w  M  of  sec  30  39  14.  Nov  30,  Ham 
Jas  Valentine,  admtr.  NOR. 

Gehr'8  snb.  Its  14  and  15  in  b  7  in  Hamburg  of  bs  23  and  24  in  the 
Canal  Trustees  enb  of  sec  33  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Franz  Koek 
admtr.  NOR. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Do's  sub.  Its  1,  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  sees  5  an  i  6  37  16;  also  It 
13  in  b  3  of  Berger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  being  a  enb  of  the  s  w  J4  of  tec 
32  38  15.  Nov  19,  11am.  F  L  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk 
NOR. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add,  an  nnd  M  of  It  17  in  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  s 
e  14  of  the  n  w  14  sec  31  40  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Chas  J  Krnmsele 
admtr.  NOR. 

Ojnger  &  Davis  sub.  Its  24  to  46  in  b  1,  and  Us  24  to  46  in  b  2  of  the  s  V, 
of  the  w  Vi  of  the  e  V4  of  the  w  Yi  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  5  39  39  13.  Nov 
i2,  1pm.  Edm  S  Onmmings,  master,  7U1  Kedzie  bldg.  NOR. 

Bryant's  sub,  all  of  b  1  (ex  Its  18,  19  and  20)  of  the  s  H  of  the  w  H  of 
the  s  w  H  of  the  n  w  !i  of  see  13  37  13;  also  Us  37  to  48  in  b  1,  said 
sub.  Nov  25.  10  am.  Thns  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7(j2  Ohloago  Onera 
House  bldg.  L  N.  »^  I 

Rockwell's  add,  It  36  in  the  enb  of  It  4  in  b  8.  Nov  25,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  1:  0  WaehiEgton  et.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Go's  snb,  It  38  in  b  6  of  the  e  e  54  of  the  s  e  J4  of  sec  19  37  14 
Nov  25,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Piatt's  enb.  Us  29  and  30  of  It  14  In  Seipp's  snb,  of  the  w  M  of  the  n  w 
M  of  sec  25  38  14.  Nov  25,  11  a  m.  Biram  Barber,  master  526 
Opera  Hoase  bldg.  L  N. 

Canal  Trustee's  sub.  It  18  in  b  6  of  the  w  pt  of  sec  5  39  14.  Nov  26  11  a 
m.  Walter  butler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  ' 

Com  8.10  chains  n  of  the  s  e  cor  of  the  8  w  J4  of  see  9  in  41  13  and  run- 
ning from  thence  w  20.02  chains;  tbence  n  6  93  chains;  thence  e 
20.01  chains,  thence  s  5.95  chains  to  the  place  of  beginning,  ex  the  w 

I  rod  of  the  s  e  ^  of  the  8  w  H  of  said  seo  9.  Nov  26,  Ham  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N* 

Russell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add,  sobit  7  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  10     Dec  7 

II  a  m.  Chas  E  Schlytern,  executor.  L  N.  '  ' 
Sherman's  sub.  It  2  in  b  7  of  the  e  ^  of  the  w  V4  of  the  8  e  M  of  sec  28 

39  14.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  L  Moss,  admtr.  NOR. 
Ohi  Distilling  Go's  enb,  sublt  1  of  It  1  of  b  19  in  ShcfBeld's  add  Nov 

22,  Edm  S  Ouaminge,  master.  NOR, 
Shortall,  Trustee's  sub.  It  16  in  b  16  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  »4  of  sec  26  I 

38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.    Edw  A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bids 

NCR.  "  ' 

Keith's  sub.  Its  24  and  25  In  b  5  of  the  s  w  >4  of  the  s  e  "4  of  sec  14  38 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 


Holstein,  Sherman's  add.  Its  8  and  9  in  b  5. 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 


Nov  22,  10  a  m.  Thos 


Seavern's  sub.  It  11  in  b  7  of  the  s  w  54  of  sue  25  40  13 
Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  N  0  R. 


Nov  22, 10  a  m. 


Keith's  sab,  Its  12  and  13  of  the  s  V4  of  the  n  %  of  the  n  e  M  of  the  s  e 
^  of  Uie  n  w  ^  of  seo  8  38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add.  It  14  in  b  7.  Nov  23,  11  a  m     J08  P  Ma 
honey,  master,  1313  Aehland  blk.  NOR. 

Gardner's  e5th  et  blvd  add.  It  37  in  b  2  in  the  n  wU  of  sec  16  38  14 
Nov  22,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Honore's  eub.  Ite  14  and  15  in  snb  of  b  2  in  b  6  of  bs  1  to  5  and  w   W  of  I 
b  6  in  Teirnan's  snb  of  the  e '/a  of  the  8  w  ;4  (ex  the  w  4.62  acres) 
and  of  the  w  1.37  chains  of  the  w  Y,  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  18  39  li-  also 
Us  land  2  in  the  pnb  of  b  11  in  Hardirg's  eub  of  the  wH  of  then  e 
of  sec  11  39  13.  Nov  18.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  Woolverton,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lorimer's  eub.  Its  1,  3,  9  to  13,  17,  il,  22,  23,  28,  33,  35.  40  and  44  of  the  | 
e  '/2  of  Us  1  and  4  in  Inglshait's  eub  of  the  8  w  54  of  eec  7  38  14  Nov 
12,  10  a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Deaiborn  st.  L  N.  ' 

Edison  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  in  b  2.  being  a  sub  in  sec  36  41  12    Nov  12  11  a  I 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N.  ' 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  sub.  It  43  in  b  4,  It  10  in  b  6,  It  38  in  b  3  It  22  I 
in  b  6,  it  25  in  b  6,  It  40  In  b  4.  It  12  in  b  6,  It  39  in  b  3     Nov  11    11  a 
m.  H  L  Wait,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N.  '  | 

Dingee  &  McDaniel's  reaab  It  18  in  b  4  of  bs  3,  6,  9  and  10  and  the  a  Y2 
of  b  8  of  the  village  of  Wilmette.  Nov  15,  Ham.  Elizabeth  Hauser, 

Van  Schaack  4  Herrick's  sub.  It  20  in  b  3  It  23  in  b  3,  It  44  in  b  4    It  24  I 
in  b  9,  It  48  in  b  3,  It  20  in  b  6.  It  39  m  b  4,  It  48  in  b  3  of  the  n  40  acree 
fer  L  N  ^  '''^  °*       ^  "       H  L  Walt,  mae!  ' 

Smith's  reeub  of  Gilliam's  snb.  It  26  of  b  2  of  It  3  in  the  ptn  of  the  s  V4 
of  the  s  e  >4  of  12  39  18.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  n! 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  eub.  It  15  in  b  6,  It  45  in  h  3,  It  42  in  b  3  It  4 
in  b  5,  It  36  in  b  3,  It  46  in  b  3  of  the  n  4o  acree  of  the  w  ■/»  of  the  e  V. 
of  sec  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  11  a  m.  H  L  WaU,  master.  L  N. 

'°  ^  nn'  ^'  °*       «      °f  the  8  e  M  of  sec 

7  38  14.  Nov  16  11am.  Chas  T  Farson,  master,  108  1  earborn  St. 


Forest  Ridge  eub.  It  5  in  b  8  a  snb  of  the  e     of  the  n  w  M 
14.  Nov  15,  10  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  matter,  66  Portland  bl 


29  40  14.  Nov  26,  11  a  m.  Alex  Ohytraoe,  udmtr. 


of  sec  7  37  | 
blk.  NCR. 

*'If®i^',V°T'  i'P^  °'      1'  2-  3-       «°<1  n     of  b  6  of  the  n  w  ;4  of  eec  1 

N  0  K. 


^^ovember  23,  lidb. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


!1.9 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
ihe  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Sow.  21,  1895. 

bales.  Amoait. 

Jlty,  over  $1,000   S2I  |3,0fi.S,O4O 

lity,  under  tl.OOO..   109  fc7,710 

Joanty   104  287,5(i0 


Total . 


537 


f3,418,250 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
veek  ending  Nov.  22,  1894. 

Sales,  Amonnt. 

Iltj,  over  $1,000                              3i8  »2,'.!5l,640 

Jlty,  under  1,000                           116  8ii,313 

.ounty                                           127  287,244 


Total   681 


»2,619.197 


\.berdeen  st,  150  ft  s  of  Jackson,  e  f  25x 
US;  Nov  13.  Midland  B  L  kssn  to  M  J 
Morley  tl3,£00 

Ubany  av,  260  ft  s  of  Madison  st,  w  f  24 
xlOO;  Nov  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  E 
Muriaon  $1,457 

Ubany  av,  84  ft  s  of  Diokens,  e  f  25x150; 
Nov  13.  T  Hagerty  to  0  0  Becker.  11,500 

lllport  st,  24  ft  n  of  W  21st,  w  f  24x125; 
Nov  2).  Est  of  A.  Uaval  to  V  Bavel 
 $l,fOO 

Lnn  st,  115  ft  8  of  Randolph,  w  f  26x115; 
Sep  26.  li  Lomax  to  E  Maynard.  S5,000 

^rmit'ige  av,  125  ft  e  of  Balloa  st,  n  f  25x 
150;  Nov  15.  H  L  Olson  to  J  M  Doflfey 
 $4,200 

krmitage  av,  143  ft  e  of  Dotnan,  a  f  46x 
150;  Ang  19.  M  Koch  to  W  E  QaKe.$2,300 

Lrmonr  av,  346  ft  n  of  5l8t  st,  e  f  24x95; 
Oct  3   FA  Roe  to  S  Harris  $3,000 

Lrteeian  av,  255  ft  n  of  Follerton,  w  f  25 
sl25;  Nov  12.  0  A  Eklnnd  to  J  T  Nelson 
 $2,800 

Ashland  av,  257  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oct  10.  F  D  Macdowell  to  P  Kipp  $1,100 

Ashland  av,  48  ft  n  of  58th  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Oct  7.  Same  to  b  Levy  $1,100 

Lshland  av,  175  ft  a  of  57th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oct  7.  Same  to  Q  Wigand  $1,100 

Uhland  av,  40  ft  s  of  Brigham  st,  e  f  40x 
100;  Nov  14.  J  Bzepka  to  P  Dombrow- 
aki  $5,010 

Vshlaod  av,  125  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  12  Q  Backstrona  to  M  M  Alm- 
qnist  $2,500 

Ashland  av,  147  ft  s  of  91st  st,  e  f  lOOx 
125.  and  other  ppty;  Nov  18.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  Chicago  acd  Indiana  Goal  Rail- 
road  $17,668 

L  strip  of  land  35  ft  wide  across  0  &  0  0  & 
D  Oo  sob  in  n  w  3€>  ^  37  19  and  e  of 
Ewing  av,  containing  1  111-1,000  acres; 
July  22.  0  &  0  O  <fc  D  Oo  to  Calumet 
and  Blue  Inland  Ry  Co  $22,500 

Augusta  st,  n  w  cor  N  45th  av,  s  f  125x 
125;  Oct  28.  H  W  Dnncanson  to  W  G 
Hibbard   $2,2.  0 

^astin  av,  n  e  cor  Leavitt  st,  s  f  100x50; 
Nov  18.  T  J  Reynertson  to  H  Reynert- 
son  $t,000 

Vvers  av,  175  ft  s  of  Huron  st,  w  f  24x121; 
Nov  1.  V  Murphy  to  F  S  Tyrell. .  .$4,500 

Vyers  av,  n  w  cor  Iowa  st,  e  f  24x125;  Nov 
18.  F  Alsip  et  al  to  E  Baker  $1,500 

Ballou  8',  1?8  ft  n  of  Oourtland  av,  w  f 
25x177;  Nov  14.  M  Braunstein  to  0  Hilz 
 $1,400 

Ballon  st,  n  w  cor  of  Bloomingdale  av,  e  f 
25x177;  Nov  13.  W  Martin  to  R  A  Mar- 
tin $2,C00 

Beach  av,  244  ft  w  of  Kedzie,  n  f  50x124; 
Mar  27.  Continental  National  Bank  to 
B  Roth  $1,400 

Beach  st,  375  ft  w  of  Spaulding  av,  n  f  50 
xl24;  Nov  15.  J  M  Duffey  to  H  L  Olson 
 $1,700 

Belden  av,  n  w  cor  Cleveland,  s  f  30x65 
x99;  Nov  15.  R  Wylie  et  al  to  Lincoln 
Park  Congregational  Churoh  $18,800 

Belmont  av,  384  ft  w  of  Francisoo,  n  f  ^4 
xl25;  Nov  16.  F  Mayo  to  C  B  Selliken 
 1 1,000 

Belmont  av,  3i%  ft  w  of  Brand,  n  f  25x 
125;  Aug  5.  D  Qeroll  to  A  Wendt.  .$4,500 

Berenice  av,  138  ft  w  of  W  Ravenswood, 
s  f  37V^xl25;  Oot  19.  J  W  Casey  to  W 
Home  14-500 

Bishop  st,  136  ft  n  of  62d,  e  f  75x124?^; 
Nov  2.  E  H  Neumann  to  P  F  Clausen 
 $1,650 

Bishoip  st,  260  ft  n  of  62d,  e  f  25x124^; 
Nov  5.  H  Weiugardt  to  P  F  Clausen 

'  $1,200 

Bronson's  add,  part  of  It  91  lying  w  of  the 
alley,  18  ft  wide  open  by  order  of  com- 
mon council  on  Aug  2:3, '69,  ex  w  70  ft; 
Nov  1.  H  E  Lang  to  E  Bohn  $6,000 


Byron  st,  850  ft  e  of  Piue  Grove  av,  s  f  50 
xl61;Nov  7   EF  Sloteeborg  to  U  E 

Cortish  $7,' 00 

Byron  st,  325  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  n  f 
25x140;  Nov  LET  Stotesbury  to  A  R 

Vasian  $2,875 

Byron  st,  150  ft  e  of  Pine  Grove  av,  s  f 

60x170;  Nov  1.  Same  to  same  $6,750 

California  av,  190  ft  n  of  North,  w  f  26x 
125^;  Nov  21.  A  Kaotensky  et  al  to  J 

Fosehimbaur  $3,100 

California  av,  5n  ft  s  of  Wabansia,  e  f  25x 
100;  Nov  18.  0  L  Menge  to  J  A  C  Ditt- 

mer  $2,500 

Cacal  8t.  25  I  ft  n  of  83d,  e  f  25x124  8-10; 

Nov  20.  M  Reilly  to  «  0  Kilian  ....  $1,100 
Carpenter  st,  125  ft  n  of  69th,  e  f  25x124; 
Nov  14.  Mast  in  Cby  to  Provident  B  and 

L  Assn  $2,,597 

Carpenter  et,  bet  62d  and  53d,  e  f  24.88x 
125;  Nov  14.  M  Haves  to  G  Johnson 

 '.  $1,4.0 

Calumet  av,  172  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  25x 
17.t^;  Oot  22.  r  MoOonn  to  J  M  Walsh 

 $2,750 

Central  Purk  av,  175  ft  s  of  Iowa  st,  e  f 
50x125;  Oot  28.  J  C  Young  to  G  J  Brewer 

 $1,400 

Central  av,  146  ft  s  of  Grand,  e  f  160x124; 
Oot  29.  G  E  Walter  to  G  D  Turner 

 $2,550 

Central  av,  148  ft  a  of  81  st,  e  f  50x125; 

Nov  15.  C  C  Sippel  to  J  H  Weiss. .  $1,000 
Center  av,  2o0  ft  o  of  74th  st,  w  f  25x 
1241^;  July  21,'94.  W  M  Baker  to  R 

Bennett    $2,200 

Center  st,  141  ft  s  of  87th.  w  f  150x124; 
Nov  8.   LE  Brouwar  to  G  F  Bonday 

et  al..,   $3,600 

Champlain  av,  bet  42d  and  43d  ste,  w  f 
16^x134;  Nov  9.  J  North  to  J  L  Farror 

 $3,000 

Chestnut  st,  100  ft  e  of  N  Clark.  8  f  16^^ 
xl06;  Nov  19.  E  Van  Winckle  to  C 

Peterson  ,  $9,(00 

Chicago  av,  275  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st,  s  f  24 
xll7;  Nov  18.  T  J  Reynertson  to  H 

Reynertson   $2,500 

Chicago  av,  48  ft  e  of  Morgan  st,  n  f  96x 
113;  Oot  23.  Est  of  N  H  Ridgely  to  J 

Blonder  $8,160 

Churchill  st,  16  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  29x 

100;  Nov  4.  G  Hober  to  E  Duddlcr  $2,300 
Claremont  av,  200  ft  n  of  Grenshaw  st,  e 
f  25x125;  May  22,'94.  H  A  Vander  Kolk 

to  J  A  O'Oonnell  $3,7CO 

Clark  st  S,  141  ft  8  of  115th,  e  f  57xl20i^; 
Oct  30.  L  Masncheli  to  R  E  Philpott 

 $1,8C0 

Cleaver  et,  244  ft  n  of  Bradley,  w  f  24x 
124;  Oot  5.8  Rickowski  to  A  Rnhnki 

  $5  000 

Cleaver  st,  244  ft  n  of  Bradley,  w  f  24x 
124  65-101';  Nov  17.  A   Rohnbi   to  F 

Riokowski    $5,200 

Clinton  st,  74  ft  n  of  Bunker,  w  f  243^x 
I'lO;  Nov  18.  S  Feltenslein  to  M  Ruben- 
stein  $6,(00 

Colorado  av,  48  ft  n  e  of  Sacramento,  n  f 
24x100;  July  24.  I  Epstein  to  J  Epstein 

 $3,250 

Commercial  st,  300  ft  8  of  Waveland  av, 
e  f  26x125;  Nov  4.  J  Eiflar  to  J  Possche 

 $2,680 

Commercial  av,  2S0  ft  s  of  9lBt  st,  w  f  25 
xl40;  Nov  20.  A  P  Barker  to  0  W  Miller 

 $20,000 

Cornelia  st,  175  ft  e  of  Noble,  s  f  26x127; 
Nov  14.  J  Rzepka  to  P  Dumbrowski 

 $5,000 

Cornelia  st,  n  e  cor  Holt,  s  f  24x127 ;  Aug 

28.  M  Koohanski  to  M  Duzswshi. .  $3,000 
Cornell  av,  2(  0  f t  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  50x200i^; 

Ang  29.  G  D  Holton  to  J  C  Daley  .$12,500 
Cornell  st,  82  ft  w  of  Ross,  n  f  25x125; 

Oct  21.  J  Listmann  to  F  Oldach. .  .$2,700 
Cottage  Grove  av,  s  e  cor  42d  pi,  w  f  2.tx 
100;  Aug  29.  J  C  Daly  to  Q  D  Holton 

 $25,000 

Custom  House  pi,  100  ft  s  of  Van  Bnren 
st,  w  f  25x10(1;  Ang  13.  J  T  Dale  to  H 

W  King  $40,000 

Dale  ot,  140  ft  s  of  W  22d  st,  e  f  24x99; 

Nov  18.  W  F  Kondelka  to  Q  Petrn  ,  $1,200 
Dakin  av,  89  ft  w  of  Fremont  st,  s  f  4(ix 
122;  Nov  13.  F  W  McLean  to  M  G  Leon- 
ard  $5,500 

Dearborn  st,  105  ft  n  of  52d,  w  f  26x1(0; 

Nov  15.  F  H  Young  to  M  Munger. $2,250 
Dearborn  st,  premises  485,  32x139;  Nov 
19.  Mast  in  Chy  to  United  States  Mort- 
gage and  Trust  Company  $17,755 

Desolaines  st,  51  ft  s  of  Bunker,  e  f  25x 
lioyi;  Nov  13.  J  Wazny  to  0  Krnpka 

 $6,000 

Oesplaines  st,  same    ppty;  Nov  14;  O 


Krnpka  to  J  Mazny  $6,21  0 

Dickson  st,  452  ft  n  of  Division,  e  f  2tx 
138;  July  25.  J  Kohrt  to  F  Refke  .$2,275 

Division  st,  75  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25i 
125,  nnd  }^  inl;  Nov  6.  8  Hansen  to  H 
Hansen  $2,f,00 

Dobson  av,  8  e  cor  of  72d  st,  w  f  36.8x 
125;  Oot  28.  J  MoBbacher  to  F  Schubert 
 $1,0C0 

Dobson  av,  same  ppty;  Oct  14.  L  O  Mos- 
bftoher  to  J  Mosbacher  $1,OCO 

DoDglass  blvd,  150  ft  w  of  Homan  av,  8 
26x188;  Nov  16.  M  Kelter  to  J  B  Kelter 
   $3,500 

Dresden  av,  239  ft  s  of  Belmont,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  11.  O  Z  Oison  to  8  L  Rambol 
  $1,800 

Drexel  blvd,  165  ft  s  of  Oakwood  av,  w  f 
671^x18(1,  und  }4  iot;  NjV  4.  Mast  in 
Ohy  to  D  F  Cfilly  $6,487 

Drexel  blvd,  232  ft  s  of  Oikwoad  av,  w  f 
67)^x180,  nnd  }4  int;  Nov  4.  Same  to 
same   $6,487 

Dunning  st,  bet  Racine  av  and  Seminary, 
8  f  28xl24>^;  Nov  15.  F  R  Stupp  to  0 
E  Stoll  $3,800 

East  End  av,  530  ft  s  of  82d  st,  e  f  67x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  16.  L  D  Oort- 
wrieht  to  F  K  Root  $6,000 

Edgebrook,  It  9  bU  11;  Oot  21.  Title 
Guarantee  and  Trost  Co  to  D  C  De 
Wolf  $2,400 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  iOO  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
8  f  30x125;  Mov  15.  Catholic  bishop  of 
Chicago  to  Metropolitan  West  Side  Ele- 
vated Railroad  Company  $25,000 

Eighty-seventh  st,  s  w  oor  Throop,  n  f 
158xlfO,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  16.  E  L 
Brainerd  to  W  N  Brainerd   $10,(0;i 

Eighty  seventh  st,  s  w  corThrooo,  n  f  158 
xl50;  Nov  16.  W  N  Brainerd  to  H  B 
Brainerd  $5,000 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  196  ft  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  s  f  30x125;  Sep  3f'.  C  M  Will- 
iUs  et  al  to  R  0  Hardy  $2,800 

Elbridge  av,  125  ft  b  w  of  Brunswick,  b  e 
f  25x160,  more  or  less;  Oot  30.  N  J 
Rosval  to  J  Walcholz  $1,150 

Ellis  av,  160  ft  s  of  50th  et,  e  f  44.36x153; 
Oot  12.  G  A  Soden  to  J  E  Woodhead 
 $7,317 

Elslon  av,  200  ft  8  e  of  Evergreen  st,  n  e 
f  100x125,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  18.  A  J 
Thaler  to  W  Chgo  Park  Com  $9,560 

Esoanaba  av,  155  ft  n  of  91st  st,  e  f  25x 
138.63  100;  Oot  30.  R  H  Kent  et  al  to 
S  Qerber....  $1,050 

Esoanaba  av,  165  ft  s  of  96th  st,  e  f  lOOx 
138;  Nov  15.  0  &  C  0  &  D  Co  to  F  L 
Vedde  $1,000 

Evanston  av,  49  ft  s  of  Bryn  Mawr  e  f 
371^x123;  Oot  31.  Exrs  of  M  E  Mc- 
Dowell et  al  to  E  L  Wright  $6,350 

Evergreen  st,  166  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
8  f  25x124;  Oot  10.  A  Madsen  to  E 
Vaylsteke  $1,000 

Evergreen  st,  206  ft  e  of  California  av,  s 
f  50x124;  Nov  16.  E  Vuylsteke  to  A 
Madsen  $4,000 

Kvergreen  av,  182  ft  w  of  Eobey  st,  n  f 
26x1481^;  Nov  15.  0  E  Dal  to  0  W  Ar- 
nold $7,(00 

Fairfield  av,  s  e  oor  of  Le  Moyne  st,  w  f 
50x125;  Oot  26.  J  F  Fargo  to  B  Dinet 
 $1,600 

Fifth  av,  250  ft  a  of  50th  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Nov  30.  E  A  Wagner  et  al  to  O  A 
Brooks  $4,5(0 

Fifteenth  pi  W,  48  ft  e  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  48xi24;  Nov  5.  J  W  Waterman  to  J 
V  Payne  $3,600 

Fifty-third  ot  N,  191  ft  s  of  FuUerton  av, 
ef  75x125;  Nov  14.  L  Syozeeh  to  A 
Syozesh  $2,800 

Fifty-fourth  st,  134  ft  w  of  flalsted,  n  f  "25 
xl24;  Nov  14.  J  Kempter  to  W  0  Bart- 
lett  $2,5a0 

Fifty  fifth  st,  108  ft  e  of  Paulina,  8  f  25x 
132;  Nov  12.  E  Galvin  to  A  M  Brennan 
   $1,500 

Fisk  at,  5:0  ft  8  of  32d  pi,  e  f  24x125;  Nov 
16.  M  Hudlk  to  J  L  Novak  $3,500 

Flonrnoy  at  bet  S  43d  and  44th  avs,  8  f  65 
x86;  Jan  21.  G  H  Parks  to  A  Anderson 
 $1,300 

Flonrnoy  si,  74  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  8  f  24x 
100;  Nov  19  NS  Clark  to  M  A  Glass- 
brooke   $2,700 

Forrestville  av,  166  ft  8  of  W  49th  pi,  e  f 
24x125;  Oot  23.  0  8  Strickland  to  M 
Shirlaw  $2,220 

Forty-first  ot  8,  n  w  cor  of  Harvard  st,  e 
f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  1.  F  8 
Tyrell  to  F  Murphy  $2,650 

Forty-first  av  S.  325  ft  n  of  Harvard  st, 
e  I  60x125;  Nov  1.  Same  to  same.  .$1,700 


Forty-eecoud  st,  181  ft  e  of  Ornnd  blvd,  8 
f  46x126;  Nov  14.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M 
Lamson  $3,fc29 

Forty-second  ot  N,  lOO  ft  s  of  Waveland 
av,  e  f  5(1x125;  Apr  26.  C  A  Day  to  J  B 
Winoheel  $2,000 

Forty-seoond  ot  N,  same  ppty;  July  2.  J 
B  Winoheel  to  L  A  White  $2,000 

Forty-seoond  av  8,  50  ft  n  of  13tb  st,  e  f 
25x125%;  Nov  16.  J  J  Borke  to  T  J 
Hunt  $1,650 

Forty  second  av  8,  same  ppty ;  Nov  18 
T  J  , Hunt  to  B  Burke  #1,750 

Forty-fourth  av  8,  8  w  oor  14lh  at.  e  f  49 
xl25;  Sep  30.  P  Roerig  to  K  Nelsor 
 $1,375 

Forty  fourth  ot  N,  n  e  cor  Milwaukee  av, 
8  e  f  1253^x46,  more  or  less;  Jnne  30. 
L  E  Orandall  to  O  W  Carpenter. .  .$7,000 

Forty  fifth  pi  N,  8(1  ft  w  of  Bmler  st,  s  f 
25x125;  Oot  26.  G  Jungolaos  to  F  Meady 
 $4,000 

Forty-sixth  pi  W,  236  ft  e  of  Wallace  et, 
nf  25x125;  Nov  13.  Free  Home  B  and 
L  Homestead  Assn  to  A  Schneider.  $1,4(0 

Forty-sixth  st,  175  ft  w  of  Loomis,  8  f  25 
xl26;  Nov  4.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  A  Max- 
well  $1,300 

Forty-sixth  pi  W,  352  ft  w  of  St  Lawrence 
av,  n  f  35x124;  Nov  7.  J  Scott  to  T  An- 
wand   $2,,S00 

Forquer  st  188  ft  w  of  Halsted,  n  f  25x 
l<i8;  Nov  1,3.  Smith  Corrngaling  Oo  to 
E  Baoh  $4,£00 

Fourteenth  st  W,  264  ft  w  of  Ashland  av, 
B  f  24x124,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  13.  W 
Birk  to  H  Marquart  $3.(00 

Fourteenth  at  W,  aame  ppty;  Nov  13.  U 
Marquart  to  A  L  BirK  $3,(00 

Garfield  blvd,  75  ft  w  of  Winchester  av,  b 
f  50x125;  Nov  8.  M  Qoetz  to  A  J 
Sweeney  $1,500 

Garfield  blvd,  345  ft  e  of  Halsted  st.  a  f 
373^x125;  Nov  18.  A  O'Leary  to  J  W 
Sweeney  $5,r00 

Garden  av,  186  ft  w  of  California,  s  f  48x 
125;  Nov  18.8  Jenkins  to  E  G  Porter 
 $1,200 

George  st,  25  ft  e  of  Perry,  a  f  24i^x 
123  8-10;  Nov  15.  W  Steines  to  P  Car- 
penter $1,825 

Grace  st,  s  w  cor  Hoyne  av,  n  f  330x332; 
Oct  28.  L  Beck  to  O  0  Anderson . .  .$8,500 

Greerwood  av.  325  ft  s  of  63d  st,  e  f  25x 
151;  Nov  16.  J  Cormaok  to  F  L  Flem- 
ing $7,500 

Green  at,  bet  56th  and  67th,  w  f  32x122; 
Oct  24.  W  F  Leaher  to  J  M  Wheeler 
 $9,C(0 

Green  st,  191  ft  s  of  63d,  e  f  25x124;  Mar 
9.  O  B  Green  to  D  H  Green  $1,400 

Grenshaw  st,  148  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  a  f 
26x130;  Nov  6.  E  F  Sohultz  to  H  Nagl 
 $1,000 

Haddon  st,  bet  Rockwell,  and  Campbell 
av,  9  f  24x120;  Nov  18.  0  Aalberg  to  H 
Egerston  $?,f00 

Haddon  st,  bet  Rockwell,  and  Campbell 
av,  8  f  24x120;  Nov  16.  F  A  Egerston 
to  O  Aalberg  $2,500 

Halsted  st,  10  ft  s  of  Bunker,  w  f  40x112, 
und  1-7  int;  Nov  15.  K  W  Ebert  to  W 
F  Mueller  $3,(00 

Halsted  st,  97  ft  n  of  Snth,  w  f  24x:25; 
Nov  6.  O  L  Davis  to  J  E  Haskins. $7,000 

Halsted  st,  60  ft  s  of  65th,  w  f  50x100; 
Nov  9.  F  W  Straus  to  E  M  Straus.  .$4,£00 

Hamilton  av,  £0  ft  n  of  37th  st,  w  f  26x 
12.5,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  8.  W  Frink  to 
J  Julien  Jr  et  al  »8,000 

Hamlin  av,  194  ft  n  of  29th  st,  e  f  5ixl25; 
Nov  13.  R  J  Bremner  to  E  8  L  Cross- 
man  $1,200 

Harrison  Bt,  s  w  oor  Clinton,  n  f  45x100; 
Sep  16.  SI  Newbanks  to  F  P  Wilson 
 $50,roo 

Harrison  st,  325  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  25 
100;  Nov  11.  B  Menard  to  L  Savoie 
 $5,(03 

Harrison  st,  149  ft  e  of  Laflin,  a  f  25x133; 
Nov  12.  V  Beohyne  to  M  Honel. ..  $3,500 

Hermitage  av,  n  e  cor  Clarinda  st,  w  f  5',) 
xl30;  Oct  29.  A  Rybarczyk  to  J  Rosz- 
kiewicz  $4,(  00 

Hermitage  av,  396  ft  a  of  Polk  at,  e  f  4ox 
125,  more  or  less;  Nov  16.  N  Eich  to  0 
F  Thayer  $31,(00 

Hinckley's  sub,  lots  1  to  3  b  68,  8  38  14; 
Nov  13.  J  0  Brydgea  to  G  A  Brydges 
 $1,5  0 

Homan  av,  378  ft  s  of  Oourtland  st,  w  f 
54x177;  May  15.  Est  of  G  Thwa  tes  to 
W  J  Hogan  $2,3(^0 

Homer  st,  236  ft  e  of  Leayitt,  n  f  24x1(  0; 
Nov  12.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  F  Soanlan 
(CoDtinue(3        page  1121. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


I 

\ 

November  2^.  1895 


JIUST/N  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  ^  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  vyhich  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Faal  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measnres  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  henoe  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resonroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  mannfactnring,  and 
seeks  to  secDre  marnfaotnring  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  mannfaotnrers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snch.  The  information  fur- 
nished a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St. P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg„  CHICAGO,  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CliA19I»$  COHIPAIHT. 

iOHN  WEDDEBBUBN,      "     MANAOINO  ATTOENEY, 

P.  0.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


PENSIONS  FBOOUBED  rOB 

&0  DIERS  WIDOWS. 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
ihe  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
lince  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
thousands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
•nti'  9uocessfi  1 

OflSoe  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
Renidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBACTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

eeoeral  JobbiDK  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CsLlGim.lnln.e,  eto. 
All  Eiaud  or  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
OfBce  and  Yard:  126  Quinoy  St., 

B'ollding  MaterlBli  Q  h  I  caso 

For  Sale.     Telepbooe.  Main  7S7. 


This  Desk  for  $17.00 

Othera  Proportionately  Low. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co« 

216  Wabasn  Ave..  CHICAGO. 


i-ocis  Lukes,  Manager.         Telephone  Main  1481, 

Chicago 

Stock  Exchange 
Restaurant 

Washington  and  La  Salle  Sts. 

/Jmenca 


Seating  Capacity,  400. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold, 


Reader  ^'^^  kindly  accept  this  in- 
'vitation  to  visitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Gra  nd  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  "POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

PEASE  PIANO  COMPANY, 

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MANUFACTURER  OF 


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Sold  for  cash  and  on  nnonthly  payments. 


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(Oontinaed  from  page  1119.) 
 $1,242 

Honore  st,  66  ft  n  of  46th,  e  f  24x124;  8ep 
6.  J  Kasper  to  O  Grontpowski ...  .  $3,U00 

Honore  st,  100  ft  n  of  Parent  av,  e  f  50x 
124;  Nov  11 .  8  W  Earle  to  H  J  Qotthelf 
et  al  |1,200 

Honore  st,  190  ft  n  of  46th,  e  t  24x124; 
Nov  18.  A  A  Vesely  to  J  Thomas.  .$1,300 

Hamboldt  st,  240  ft  s  of  Uiviaion,  w  f  25 
xl23^;  Nov  3.  N  Peok  to  J  Brosnahan 
  ..$7,000 

Indiana  av,  IZO  ft  s  of  48th  st,  e  f  50x 
160  7-10;  Nov  16.  W  H  Fleming  to  J 
Oonmaoh  $6,5C0 

Indiana  av,  132  ft  s  of  100th  st,  e  f  373^x 
125;  Apr  15,'i*3,  O  S  Bass  to  C  W  Gibbs 
 00 

Ingleside  av,  500  ft  n  of  65th  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Oot  30.  E  A  Wanner  to  E  J  Thiele 
 $3,000 

Irving  Park  add.  It  24  blk  21,15  40  13; 
Nov  16.  Q  T  J  Mamerow  to  J  A  King 
 $2,300 

Jaokson  st,  104 ft  e  of  Irving  av,  n  f  20 
xl25;  Nov  18.  E  M  Armstrong  to  M  L 
Flannigan  $5,500 

Jaokson  st,  324  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  s  f  25x 
181;  Nov  6.  M  A  Lyons  to  E  M  Arm- 
strong $11,000 

Jaokson  st,  18  ft  e  of  Wood,s  f  7%x6S}4; 
Feb  26.  D  O  Bntts  to  W  H  Bairstow 
 $9,000 

Jaokson  st,  125  ft  e  of  Laflin,  n  f  25x125; 
Nov  1.  E  P  Wyman  to  0  W  Storey 
   $10,500 

Jefferson  av,  298  ft  s  of  100th  st,  e  f  5<)x 
126;  May  21,'90.  The  Meohanioa  and 
Traders'  S  L  and  B  Assn  to  E  F  Gillette 
 SI. 403 

Kedzie  av,  s  w  oor  North,  e  f  102x177; 
Nov  8.  W  F  Donovan  et  al  to  G  P  Gil- 
man   $35,000 

Kedzie  av,  207  ftsof  Oonrtland  st,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Nov  13.  M  Thomas  to  J  Kudz 
 $4,500 

Kenmore  av,  368  ft  s  of  Grand,  e  f  25x 
150;  Nov  6.  J  M  Donoan  to  M  S  Lap- 
ham  etal  $2,125 

Kenmore  av,  350  ft  n  of  Qlenlake,  e  f  50x 
150;  Aug  21,  S  H  Anstin  Jr  to  J  M  Don- 
oan  $3,500 

Kenwood  pi,  206  ft  e  of  Grand  av,  s  f  20 
xl24;  Oot  31.  J  E  Fellows  to  A  L  Epps 
 $9,500 

Laflin  st,  198  ft  s  of  90th,  w  f  100x133; 
Nov  13.  A  T  Evans  to  K  Lissenden 
 $2,500 

Laflin  st,  8  w  oor  Van  Bareu,  n  f  25xl'i6; 
Nov  18.  J  E  Monroe  to  A  Friedley  et  al 
 $6,376 

Laflin  st,  25  ft  s  of  45th,  w  f  25x125;  Nov 
15.  J  Corcoran  to  P  MoOarlhy  ....  $1,000 

Laflin  st,  24  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  25x124;  Nov 
12.  W  Mayhew  to  0  B  Doesett  $3,800 

Laflin  et.  48  ft  n  of  9l9t,  e  f  100x133;  Oot 
19.  S  Florsoheim  et  al  toil  L  Barker 
 $3,500 

Lake  av,  80  ft  n  of  63d  st,  e  f  116x90; 
Jane  28.  Albert  N  Sort  to  Harry  L 
UoUister  $170,000 

Lake  av,  same  ppty;  Sep  9.  H  L  Hollister 
to  Elmand  G  Short  $170,000 

Lake  st,  50  ft  w  of  51st  ot.  n  f  60x120; 
Oot  11.  B  W  Allison  to  P  H  Gray .  .$3,000 

Lake  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  11.  P  H  Gray  to 
D  H  Londerbaoh  $3,000 

Lake  st,  360  ft  w  of  Falls,  n  f  25x88;  Sep 
28.  F  N  Bartholomew  to  L  Bnhlig..$4,L00 

Langley  av,  49  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  48x 
122;  Nov  1.  0  W  Storey  to  E  P  Wyman 
 $2,50) 

Larrabee  et,  231  ft  n  of  Willow,  e  f  33x 
132;  Nov  15.  H  Lnth  to  P  P  Heinen 
 $12,(00 

La  Salle  av,  244  ft  s  of  Germania  pi,  w 
f  33x161;  Nov  8.0  Daegling  to  J  W 
Eash  $21,000 

La  Salle  st,  148  ft  n  of  Madison,  w  f  29x 
101,  more  or  less;  Oot  31.  William  A 
Panlsen  and  wife  to  Bronson  B  Tnttle 
 $250,000 

Lawndale  av,  326  ft  s  of  Iowa  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Aag  22.  G  W  Bnrchard  to  L  Oos- 
tello  $1,600 

Leavitt  st,  48  f t  s  of  Rioe,  w  f  26x100; 
Nov  18.  O  0  Thorvind  to  E  J  Warren 
 $3,000 

Leavitt  st,  168  ft  n  of  33d,  e  f  24x125;  Oot 
28.  Q  J  Brewer  to  E  R  Yoang  $1,600 

Le  Moyne  st,  96  ft  e  of  St  Loais  av,  n  f 
24x124;  Nov  6.  J  Robertson  to  H  Ernst 
 $3,500 

Lexington  av,  68  ftsof  58th  st,  w  f  30x 
170^;  July  30.  M  Field  to  Quadrangle 
Olob  $3,150 


Lexington  av,  a  e  oor  58th  st,  w  f  47.78x 
17(1^;  Apr  25.  Same  to  same  $2,100 

Lexington  av,  48  ft  s  of  58ih  st,  w  f  20x 
170^;  July  30.  Same  to  same  .... $2,100 

Linden  st,  467  ft  n  of  Lawrence  av,  e  f 
100  ft  to  alley;  Jnly  1.0  Bristle  to  8 
Reed  $2,800 

Linden  st,  335  ft  a  of  Argyle,  e  f  25  ft  to 
alley;  Nov  20.  A  M  D  Mnrphy  to  O 
Kuehl  $3,800 

Lincoln  st,  s  e  cor  52d,  w  f  60x124  8-10; 
Nov  12.  H  I  Saxton  to  J  Lindaner. $1,250 

Lincoln  st,  192  ft  n  of  49th,  w  f  24xl24i^; 
Nov  12.  T  Urbaniak  to  A  William. $1,100 

Lincoln  av,  75  ft  n  w  of  Snnnyside,  e  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  2.  S  T  Davey  to  A  Kronse 
 $4,000 

Lister  av,  175  ft  n  w  of  Binzo  pi.  s  w  f  25 
xl25;  Nov  4.  M  Witkowski  to  J  8za- 
blewski  $1,800 

Loomis  St.  n  w  cor  89th,  e  f  47x124;  Oot 
30.  N  Goorley  to  J  T  Barrow  $4,500 

Loomis  st,  3i'5  ft  o  of  68th,  w  f  25xl24j^; 
Nov  16.  W  L  Doyle  to  J  A  Stevenson 
 $4,000 

Lot  10,  sob  of  n  5  acres  of  s  30  acres  of  e 
%uvi  40  14;  Nov  15.  0  N  Smith 
to  G  A  Rose  Sl,200 

Lowe  av,  25o  ft  s  of  57th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Oot  18.  W  H  Hamilton  to  A  W  Stein 
  $2,750 

Lowe  av,  198  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Nov  11.  A  Crane  to  R  Kreton  $1,025 

Loebeok  st,  212  ft  e  of  Western  av,  s  f  24 
xlOO;  Nov  13.  F  Sohepler  to  J  Sohlegel 
 $2,000 

Lyndale  av,  150  ft  w  of  Hancock,  s  f  50x 
126;  Aog  16.  M  Colbert  to  M  A  King 
 81,000 

Madison  av,  316  ft  s  of  83d  st,  w  f  125x 
120;  Mar  16.  E  B  Oamp  to  I  J  Hutchi- 
son  $3,200 

Madison  st,  251  ft  w  of  S  44th  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Nov  LOW  Storey  to  J  Wyroan 
 $2,000 

Madison  st,  n  e  oor  of  8  43d  av,  b  f  lOlx 
175,  ond  %  int;  Nov  13.  M  Scanlon  to 
H  W  Gobbins  $6,000 

Marshfield  av,  99  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Nov  15.  B  H  Helen  to  L  Ryan.$2,000 

Marshfield  av,  75  ft  s  of  52d  st,  e  f  125x 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  18.  J  H  Taoh- 
band  Jr  to  M  Tochband..  $6,000 

Marshfield  av,  191  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  w  f 
25x123;  Oot  17.  A  Stanford  to  J  Finerty 
 $1,700 

Maryland  av,  1^5  ft  s  of  63d  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  11.  0  Leitoh  to  R  Parry .  .$4,400 

MoHenty  st,  234  ft  n  of  North  av,  e  f  26x 
151);  Nov  13.  J  Joyce  to  A  KQ8took.$l,300 

Melrose  st,  184  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  s  f  24x 
125;  Nov  13.  L  Eisendrath  to  H  Weid- 
bosoh  $1,000 

Melrose  st,  475  ft  n  of  Evauston  av,  s  f 
25x116;  Oot  19.  W  Home  to  W  Schick 
 $2,200 

Mishigan  av,  premises  No  1501-1503  1505, 
65x161,  ond  ^  int;  Nov  14.  W  J  Eng- 
lish to  P  White  $26,666 

Miller  st,  251  ft  n  of  Taylor,  e  f  24x100; 
Feb  1.  Illinois  Land  and  Loan  Co  to  A 
I  Goldberg   $2,700 

Milton  pi,  486  ft  w  of  Crawford  av,  n  f 
100x124;  Oot  21.  J  E  Morris  to  B  S 
Eldridge  $2,000 

Monroe  st,  50  ft  w  of  Franklin,  a  f  90 
51-100x190,  more  or  less;  Nov  8.  Robert 
D  Sheppard  and  wife  to  Frederick 
Ayer    $250,000 

Monroe  av,  250  ft  n  of  70th  st.  w  f  25x 
126;  Nov  11.  8  E  Johnson  to  J  W  John- 
son $2,500 

Monroe  st,  105  ft  w  of  8t  Loois  av,  s  f  76 
xl91;  Nov  14.  L  Silverman  to  A  Lan- 
qoist  $11,250 

Monroe  av,  290  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  50x166; 
Nov  13.  0  J  Bnssie  to  8  Cook  $25,000 

Monroe  av,  290  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  60x166; 
Nov  19.  Oharles  J  Bossie  to  Charles  A 
Boell  $25,000 

Montana  st,  140  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  24x 
100,  more  or  less;  Nov  12.  W  E  Taylor 
to  M  Tucker  $2,000 

Morgan  st,  316  ft  a  of  59th,  e  f  25xl24i^; 
Nov  16.  M  S  Walther  to  I  W  Crammer 
  $4,000 

Morgan  st,  148  ft  s  of  62d,  w  f  25x1241^; 
Nov  4,  M  M  Morse  to  F  B  Whitcomb 
 $3,000 

Morgan  st,  same  ppty;  Nov  5.  F  B  Whit- 
comb to  M  M  Moore  $3,000 

Morse  av,  416  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive  n  f 
60x174;  Nov  19.  B  Leslie  to  E  R  Taylor 
 $^600 

Nineteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x126;  Nov  21.  T  E  Doer  te  J  Aniol 


 $1,700 

Nineteenth  st  W,  161  ft  w  of  Loomis,  n  f 
25x124;  Nov  11.  K  Prucha  to  F  Prncha 
 $4,000 

Oakdale  av,  286  ft  w  of  Seminary,  s  f  26x 
123;  Nov  2.  0  Kennetz  to  P  F  Tess.$  1,800 

Oakley  av,  120  ft  s  of  Lnebeck  st,  w  f  24x 
100;  Oct  24.  0  Nelson  to  A  Tiedt.  .$2,500 

Ogden  blvd,  108  ft  n  e  of  Kedzie  av,  s  e  f 
100  ft  to  alley;  Nov  13.  H  D  Jndson  to 
T  P  Phillips  $10,0C0 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  et,  141  ft  w 
of  Michigan  av,  n  f  51^^x126;  Nov  13. 
U  P  Hatch  to  W  Ward   $1,200 

One  Hundred  and  Fiftieth  st  and  Indiana 
av,  20  acres  in  the  n  e  cor;  Nov  8.  F 
Ayer  to  R  D  Sheppard  $65,000 

One  Hondredth  st,  241  ft  w  of  Michigan 
av.n  f  24x124;  Feb  1,'94.  A  0  Bass  to  W 
W  Sampsell   |2,600 

Ontario  av,  76  ft  n  of  80th  st,  e  f  25x 
124 J^;  Nov  18.  E  P  Harris  to  M  L  Oobbe 
 $3,000 

Osgood  6t,  1663^2  ^  of  Irving  av,  w  f  60 
xl£0:  Oot  15.  L  G  Miner  to  F  B  Bobbins 
 $.3,000 

Owasco  st,  76  ft  e  of  S  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x 
xl24  7;  Oct  25.  F  B  Downs  to T  Thomp- 
son  $1,100 

Owasco  st,  101  f t  e  of  S  4l8t  av,  n  f  25x 
124.7;  Oot  24.  W  T  Sharp  to  same  $4,0(iO 

Parkway  and  boulevard  (Fifty-first  st),  s 
e  cor  Cottage  Grove  av,  n  f  100x144; 
Nov  13.  W  Jack  Latta  to  James  M  Latta 
 $76,000 

Park  av,  50  f  t  w  of  N  43d,  n  f  26x125,  Nov 
1.  F  8  Tyrell  to  F  Murphy  $1,1(0 

Paulina  st,  274  ft  n  of  68th,  w  f  48x124}^; 
Nov  14.  Mas';  ia  Ohy  to  Chicago  Oity 
Bank    $1,928 

Paulina  st,  2C0  ft  s  of  Addison,  w  f  25x 
126;  Nov  14.  GD  Van  Tassell  to  I  O 
Davis  $3,000 

Paulina  st,  275  ft  s  of  Taylor,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  5.  M  A  Byrne  et  al  to  W  H  Lamson 
 $2,600 

Peoria  st,  216  ft  n  of  W  12tb,  e  f  26x100; 
Nov  18.  B  Rnbenstein  to  R  Goldberg 
 $7,350 

Polk  st,  n  e  cor  8  40th  av,  s  f  50x124;  Nov 
14.  R  D  McDonald  to  W  8  Wiggin8.$2,100 

Potomac  av,  100  ft  e  of  Washtenaw,  9  f 
60x126,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  16.  Mast 
in  Ohy  to  PE  Senfki  $8,000 

Portland  av,  230  ft  s  of  114th  st,  w  f  25x 
123;  Nov  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Provident 
B  and  L  Assn   $1,826 

Prairie  av,  76  ft  8  of  42d  et,  e  f  25x1603^; 
Nov  1.  S  D  Noeto  C  Lawler  $4,500 

Pratt  pi,  216  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  25x 
135>|;  Oot  9,'94.  P  Terwilliger  to  0  M 
King  $4,000 

Princeton  av,  638  ft  s  of  C3d  st,  w  f  31x 
131;  Nov  20.  E  Braun  to  B  MQeller.t4,000 

Princeton  av,  1£0  ft  s  of  5Cth  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Nov  11.  O  O'Brien  to  W  O'Brien 
 $2,300 

Rees  st,  207  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  23x100, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  14.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 
J  Schmitz  $3,590 

Ridgeway  av,  48  ft  s  of  Mariana  st,  e  f 
25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  1.  0  P  B 
Dose  to  B  Priborsky  $3,600 

Robey  st,  57  ft  n  of  St  Elmo,  w  f  25x125; 
Oot  29.  H  M  Brown  to  B  Banning. $1,425 

Robey  st,  166  f t  n  of  12th,  e  f  20x128; 
Nov  15.  0  A  Schnize  to  J  E  Schulze 
 $4,000 

Rogers'  Park,  Weber's  addn  Its  6  to  8 
blk  3;  Nov  1.  B  F  Weber  et  al  to  O 
Hengesoh  $1,500 

Bogers  Park.  It  11  and  w  >^  It  10  blk  36; 
Nov  8.  J  T  Baker  to  A  Ellinger  $1,000 

Rokeby  st,  120  ft  sof  Waveland  av,  e  f  80 
xl20;  Nov  15.  M  M  Shafer  to  E  Burns 
 $2,300 

Rokeby  st,  60  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f  30 
xl20;  Nov  18.  J  Knight  to  E  J  Johnson 
 $2,300 

Bosooe  st,  362  ft  e  of  Halsted,  n  f  33x133; 
Nov  20.  A  W  Ring  to  F  Haeger. .. $3,300 

Rcscoe  st,  s  w  oor  Hamilton  av,  n  f  48x 
125;  Nov  7.  A  Maurer  to  F  Heim  $-2',525 

Boss  av,  183  ft  e  of  Indiana,  n  f  233^x 
124%;  SeplO.  QB  Reynolds  to  L  0 
White  $1,500 

Ruble  st,  2C0  ft  n  of  W  18th,  e  f  25x100; 
Oct  16.  K  Ladewig  to  E  M  Protean 
 $3,000 

Ruble  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  15.  E  M  Protean 
to  A  Ladewig  et  al  $3,100 

Sacramento  av,  111  ft  s  of  Garden  st,  e  f 
50x126;  Oct  28.  ER  Young  toG  J  Brewer 
 $1,400 

Sangamon  st,  117  ft  s  of  77th,  e  f  40x 
124>^;  Aug  16.  D  8  Place  et  al  to  £  H 


Seatt  $1,600 

Sawyer  av,  2  75  ft  a  of  W  15lh  st,  e  f  25x 
126;  M  J  Reed  to  A  Hemrioh  $1,400 

Seminary  av,  300  ft  s  of  Roacoe  st,  w  f 
26x123;  Oot  25.  A  Kirohhoff  to  W  F 
Wagner  $3,200 

Seventy-first  pi,  249  ft  w  of  Washington 
aT,  8  f  50x125;  Nov  19.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 
Oottage  Grove  B  and  L  Assn   $3,500 

Seventy-third  d1,  33}^  ft  e  of  Railroad  av, 
s  f  33>^x75;  Oct  1.  J  H  Jones  et  al  to  T 
A  Foley  $4,500 

Seventy-third  pi,  n  e  oor  of  Railroad  av, 
8  f  333^x75;  Oct  1.  Same  to  J  Foley 
 $4,500 

Seventy-ninth  pi,  376  ft  w  of  Coles  av,  n 
f  26x126;  Nov  14.  L  D  Jones  to  T8jo- 
holm  $2,500 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  273  ft  w  of  Wallace  st, 
n  f  25xl26j^;  Nov  19.  L  Bartholomew 
to  F  H  Bartholomew  $3,500 

Sixty-second  st,  bet  Princeton  and  Went- 
worth  avs,  s  f  3(ixl'<i5;  Nov  15.  F  A  Bar- 
ney et  al  to  M  Marks  $5,500 

Sixty-third  st,  83  ft  w  of  Green,  n  f  50x 
125;  Oct  31.  O  E  Engetrand  to  E  B 
Leigh  $5,300 

Sixty-fifth  pi,  259  ft  w  of  Central  Park 
av.  8  f  26x125;  Nov  11.  0  J  Crowe  to  N 
M  Burgland  $5,000 

Sixty-seventh  st,  bet  Wood  st  and  Hermi- 
tage av,  n  f  75x125;  Oct  20.'90.  O  H 
Lawrence  to  Sisters  of  Charity  B  V  M 
 $1,425 

South  Chicago  av,  231  ft  s  e  of  South 
Park,  n  e  f  50x126;  Nov  14.  Mast  in  Ohy 
to  F  H  Dickey  et  al  $y,012 

Sooth  pi,  8  e  cor  Linden  st.  n  f  26x138; 
Sep  3.  E  P  Ederer  to  E  Lindquiat. $1,000 

Spaolding  av,  75 't  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25 
125;  Nov  14;  WV  Smith  to  E  Byrne 
  $5,000 

State  et,  n  e  oor  of  Hubbard  pi,  w  f  60x 
99  10)4,  inches;  Nov  18.  Marv  Oorrigan 
to  Levi  Z  Leiter   ....  $23O,C0O 

State  st,  60  ft  n  of  Hubbard  pi,  w  f  20x 
1651^,  premises  No  393  State  st;  Nov 
18.  Jacob  Schnnr  and  wife  et  al  to  same 
 $61,600 

Stave  et,  31  ft  n  w  of  Attrill,  e  w  f  30x100; 
Nov  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Maplewood 
Loan  Building  and  Homestead  Assn 
 $1,974 

St  Lawrence  av,  60  ft  s  of  72d  st,  w  f  32x 
122;  Nov  15.  G  Van  Doren  to  0  Mc- 
Oorsniok  $2,000 

Superior  st,  s  e  cor  Robey,  d  f  47x123; 
Nov  9.  M  Brosnahan  to  N  Peck . . .  $7,000 

Taylor  et,  86  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n  f  2'  Ox 
126,  and  other  ppty;  Oct  18.  J  W  Hed- 
enberg  to  H  Culver   $J3,000 

Taylor  st,  75  ft  e  of  Sholto,  n  f  25x126; 
Nov  20. 1  Rosen  to  J  Goodkind.  .$10,000 

Taylor  st,  241  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Nov  15.  L  Blunaberg  to  M  E  Duff 
 $3,000 

Tell  et,  601  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  24x124; 
Nov  1.  B  Mayne  to  J  Cohn  $6,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  178  ft  w  of  Canal  st,  s  f 
26x110;  Nov  15.  Q  Faok  to  S  Smith 
 $6, ICO 

Thirty-second  st,  79  ft  w  of  Botler,  s  f  25 
xl()8;  Not  13.  0  Boeder  to  A  Vick. $1,500 

Thirty  fourth  st,  168  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f 
24x125;  May  30,'90.  G  A  Seaverns  to  F 
Seig  $2,000 

Thirty-sixth  st,  210  ft  w  of  Grant  av,  s  f 
25xl25»/2;  Nov  1.  T  Kellv  to  P  Cava- 
naogh   $2,100 

Throop  St.  75  ft  n  of  W  20th,  a  f  25x108 
85-100;  Nov  18.  C  Grimm  to  J  Grandler 
 $5,5C0 

Throop  st,  same  ppty ;  Nov  19.  J  Grandler 
to  O  Grimm  $5,600 

Throop  st,  166  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  100 
xl24i^;  Sep  23.  V  Brown  to  J  Kaon 
 $1,000 

Trumbull  av,  375  ft  8  of  52d  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Oot  22,  E  Graefen  to  0  U  Peok 
 $2,500 

Trumbull  av,  350  ft  s  of  62d  et,  w  f  26x 
126;  Oot  22.  0  Graefen  to  W  H  Cheseho 
 $2,800 

Turner  av,  275  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  12.  M  J  Beed  to  A  Hemrich 
 $1,400 

Turner  av,  275  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  14.  J  Gerber  to  I  H  Hamer 
 $1,000 

Turner  av,  275  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  25x126; 
Oct  22.  C  Graefen  to  O  H  Peok  $3,003 

Twelfth  st  W,  96  ft  e  of  Wood,  n  f  24x125; 
Nov  19.  J  Petermichel  to  M  Kirohman 
 $14,000 

Twelfth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st,  n  f 
Continued  on  page  1123.) 


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November  23, 189'^ 


THE  EXCLUSI 


AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

•  ThU  l8  not  a  Beal  Estate  Agency  for  the  parpoee 
3f  gpecalating  In  real  estate.  It  is  an  AdvertislnR 
Tnrean  to  advertise  prrperty  for  sale;  to  Insure 

•  P'-^teClon  i>ii  lest  results  to  advertisers. 

•»  "M:  E.  S.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank. 

Wasmansdorfl  &  Heinemann,  Bankers, 
uiousand  others  in  Ohloago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30]  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


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(Ooatinued  from  page  1121.) 
2<xl25;  Nov  12 .  F  Allerding  to  H  Becze 

 12,800 

Twentieth  at  W,  288  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x126;   Nov  12.  J  Dirsohmitd  to  .1 

Nehmaow   |2,600 

rwenty-flrst  pi  W,  £0  ft  w  of  Wood  at,  b 
f  25x125;  Oct  8.  0  Banks  to  O  Markow- 

ski  |2,200 

Twenty-fourth  st  W,  113  ft  w  of  Washte 
naw  av,  n  f  24x124;  Nov  18.  W  F  Kon 

delka  to  Q  Petrn  $2,0(0 

Twenty-fourth  pi  W,  119  ft  w  of  Washte- 
naw av,  8  f  24x124;  Oot  26.  J  Drnneoky 

to  J  Schiller  |1,150 

Twenty  fifth  st  W,  e  w  oor  Hoyne  av,  n  f 
43}^x99;  Nov  19.  E  Sinsabaugh  to  J  B 

Falvey  $9,OG0 

Twenty-fifth  st,  150  ft  e  of  Sonth  Park  av, 
n  f  25x142;  Nov  7.  A  von  91ahn  to  F  W 

Hervey  $8,500 

Van  Bnren  st,  200  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25 
xl24  8-10;  Nov  14.  M  T  Sharp  to  J  E 

Mansfield  $1,000 

Vinoennes  av.  State  and  Sixty-ninth  sis, 
E  D  Taylor's  sub,  blk  11,  e  ^  8  e  3^,  21 
38  14;  Oct  19.  F  A  Strong  to  W  T  Under- 
wood $B2,000 

Vinoennes  av,  98  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  25x 
122;  Nov  13.  F  Herndoble  to  A  Rosin- 
ski   $3,000 

Wallace  st,  78  ft  n  of  45th,  e  f  25xl25>^; 
May  15.  0  0  Jensen  to  M  J  Sooville 
 $8,000 

Wallace  st,  same  ppty;  Nov  8.  M  J  Soo- 
ville to  National  Life  Assn  $8,f.00 

Wallace  st,  141  ft  n  of  39th,  w  f  25x125; 
Sep  24.  H  8  Terrill  to  K  O  Wellman 
 $23,000 

Wallace  st,  n  w  cor  33d,  e  f  75x124  86  100; 
Mar  12,'94.  L  Uartcaad  to  B  Greene- 
baum    $46,000 

WashiDgton  st,  226  ft  w  of  S  4l8t  av,  s  f 
25x180;  Nov  19,  8  0  Gage  to  J  E  Bossey 
 $3,500 

Washi^gton  Park  pi,  72  ft  s  of  49th  st,  e 
f  25x97;  Nov  13.  M  O  Leonard  to  E  K 
McLean  $8,5C0 

Webster  av,  n  e  cor  Hoyne  3t,  s  f  50x109; 
Nov  16.  0  ScQolarz  to  P  Sandowski 
 $3,500 

Wellington  av,  n  w  oor  West  Ravenswood 
Park,  8  f  25x125;  Nov  1.  A  Brown  Jr  to 
J  H  Haltermann  $1,050 

Wellington  av,  191  ft  w  of  Ashland,  n  f 
50x125;  Nov  15.  J  W  Rich  to  0  Daegling 
 $25,0C0 

Wentworth  av,  88  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  16x 
100;  Nov  15.  W  A  Paalson  to  W  M  Le 
Moyne  $20,000 

Wentworth  av,  300  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  lOOx 
122;  Nov  19.  W  H  McHugh  to  A  A 
Hagins  $20,000 

Wentworth  av,  88  ft  s  of  62J  st,  w  f  66x 
100;  Nov  1.  B  B  Tattle  to  W  A  Paulsen 
 $40,000 

Wentworth  av,  n  e  cor  69th  st,  w  f  50x 
1741^;  Nov  15.  I  O  Qifford  to  W  8  Bar- 
bee  $12,500 

Wentworth  av,  300  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e  f  lOOx 
122;  Nov  13.  H  B  Stevens  to  W  H  Mo- 
Hogh  $38,000 

Wentworth  av,  100  ft  n  of  W  62d  pi,  e  f 
25x100;  Nov  9.  F  B  Buszin  to  H  W  Judd 
   $5,000 

Wesson  st,  375  ft  n  of  Ohioago  av,  w  f  20 
x73;  Sep  16.  8  Dean  et  al  to  A  Ander- 
son  ,  $1,100 

Western  av,  48  ft  n  of  Pleasant  pi.  w  f  48 
xlOO;  Nov  7.  N  A  Donnelly  to  T  B  Don- 
nelly $2,500 

Western  aV;  n  w  oor  42d  st,  e  f  25x122; 
Nov  7.  A  M  Graves  to  M  A  Speroer 
 $1,020 

Whipple  8t,  306  ft  s  of  Armitage  av,  w  f 
25x152;  Oot  6.  F  Schoen  to  D  0  Oonklin 
 $14,000 

Wilcox  st,  275  f t  w  of  8  44th  av,  n  f  25x 
122;  Nov  12.  J  E  Mansfield  to  E  0  Hous- 
ton $2,700 

Wilcox  st,  74  ft  e  of  California  av,  n  f 
24^x124.9;  Nov  13.  J  Kernan  to  L  M 
Thompson  $2,300 

Wilton  av,  282  ft  n  of  Addison,  e  f  373^x 
70;  Nov  18.  J  A  MoLane  to  G  S  Ekland 
 $4,400 

Wilton  av,  n  e  oor  Oornelia,  w  f  50x1243^; 
Nov  20.  0  M  Gregory  to  0  Emmerich 
 $40,000 

Winnemao  av,  n  e  cor  of  Western,  s  f  BOx 
110;  June  20,  0  Becker  to  R  Brusoh 
 $1,050 

Winthrop  av,  157  ft  s  of  Glenlake,  e  f  60 
xl50;  Oot  22.  A  Mesnager  to  J  Stillwell 
 $8,800 

Wiuthrop  av,  n  w  oor  Berwyn,  e  f  49^x 
150;  Nov  13.  A  Brooks  to  E  A  Wagner 


et  al  $3,500 

Winthrop  av,  100  ft  n  of  Hollywood,  w  f 
115x151!;  Nov  15.  A   Hutchinson  to  0  H 

Fuller  AdvertisiDg  Uo   $3,000 

Wolfram  st,  s  e  cor  Lawndale  av,  n  f  98 
98-100x127;  Oot  1.  A  M  Jeseup  to  T 

Nalepinski  $1,800 

Woodlawn  av,  258  ft  s  of  6l8t  st,  e  f  40x 
174;  Nov  16.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  E  Oowles 
 $2,960 

al  lt!4C£Lilj  A  Al  KO  US— CIT  ¥  . 

Transfers  Under  IIOOU. 
Ashland,  It  22  b  9,  Oot  7,  0  Oeanute  to  F 

D  MaoDowell  $835 

Ashland,  It  9  b  9  Oot  7,  Same  to  Same  $830 
Ashland,  It  8  b  9  Oot  7,  Same  to  Same  $836 
Ashland,  Phipp's  add,  It  14  b  4  Nov  12,  H 

Phipps  Jr  to  W  F  Ivors  $450 

Auburn,  Storke's  sub.  It  26  b  9  Oot  18,  L 

J  Arkino  to  W  W  Hancheett  $500 

Baird  &  R's  sub,  It  28  b  2,  2  37  14  May 

22,  F  B  Baird  et  al  to  J  R  Neill  $700 

Briiton'ri  sub.  It  o6  b  1  s  w  qr  n  e  qr  3  36 

13  Nov  11,  T  B  Hansen  to  D  Busoh.. 
Britton's  sub.  It  35  b  1  same;  Nov  11, 

Same  to  U  Werner  $500 

Butler's  E  and  J  av3  sub.  It  10  b  1,  9  40 
13  Nov  U,  E  K  Butler  to  O  R  Williams 

 f287 

Butler's  E  and  J  avs  sub,  same  ppty; 

Nov  18,  O  R  Williams  to  O  Roberts. $300 
Campbell's  sub.  It  4  b  10,  9  39  13  Oot  22, 

H  T  Glover  et  al  to  A  F  Rehberg  $450 

Carey's  sob.  It  4  b  2  e  hf  and  n  w  qr  s  w 
qr  22  39  13  May  27,  E  H  Comer  to  R 

Knefel   $350 

Carey's  sub.  It  9  b  2  same;  May  27,  A  G 

Weise  to  Same  |350 

Ch'go  Lawn,  Fishell's  2nd  add.  Its  7  and 

8  b  2  Nov  14,  A  Fishell  to  E  R  Brown 
Ch'go  Unvsty  sob.  It  48  b  52,  7  38  14  Oot 

31,  J  Misiuk  to  M  Sheehan  

Ch'go  Unvsty  sub.  It  34  b  57,  7  38  14  July 

3,'94,  A  Reinhold  to  M  J  Halter  $700 

Clarkdale,  Mitchell's  add,  It  43  b  3  Nov 

15,  F  E  Morse  et  al  to  T  J  Hodgkin8$375 
Co  CJk's  div.  It  4  b  3  sub  It  1  s  w  qr  25  40 

13  May  4,  G  W  Biggins  et  al  to  N  P 
Skjelde  

Cole's  sub,  Its  30  and  31  sub  b  16,  5  37  i4 

Nov  15,  J  8  Townsend  to  E  Perry . . .  $900 
Com  sub.  It  16  b  2,  b  16  Morris  sub  18  39 

14  Dec  2,'90,  8  P  King  to  d  E  King. $206 
Cornell,  It  14  b  6  Nov  13,  W  R  Hamilton 

to  J  A  Bnrhans  $800 

Cornell,  It  36  b  95  Sept  28,'92,  Portsmouth 

Svgj  Rank  to  8  B  Cowan  $350 

Cornell,  It  19  b  1  Nov  16,  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

AMP  Bognoll  $731 

Cragin,  It  21  b  1  Hosmer's  sub,  b  1  Nov 

16,  F  S  Thompson  to  P  G  MoDonnelI$500 
Commings'  sub.  It  15  b  12  Thompson  & 

H's  snb  1738  14  Sept  22,'90,  E  A  Cum- 

mings  to  A  Engbrecht  $525 

Day's  sub.  It  8  b  3  n  e  qr  4  38  14  Nov  20, 

E  Soanlon  to  G  Train  $675 

Dauphin  Pk,  Orandall's  add,  It  10  b  12 

July  12,  L  E  Crandall  to  G  Hjerpe.  .$300 
Dickey  &  B's  snb,  It  20  b  5  n  w  qr  33  40 

13  June  6,  F  H  Dickey  to  M  Pichla.|375 
Dock  Co's  sub.  It  1  b  14,  5  and  6  37  15 

Sept  6,  0  &  0  C  &  D  Co  to  J  Rybarc- 

zyk  $413 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  7  b  142,  7  37  15  C  &  C 

0  «5  D  Co  to  P  Crowley  $600 

Dock  Go's  sub,  It  12  b  5,  2  37  14  Nov  16, 

8  L  Martin  to  Cal  Ch'go  C  &  D  Co.  .$500 
Drexel  Pk,  It  36  b  32  Sept  3,  J  W  Drexel 

to  E  H  Phalon  $550 

D  inglas  Pk  B  B  Land  Assn  sub.  It  14  and 

8  hf  It  13  b  6,  23  39  13  Oct  14,  A  Korta 

to  V  Sebelik  $750 

Douglas  Pk  B  B  Land  As  n  sub,  it  12  and 

n  hf  It  13  b  5  Oot  14,  Same  to  F  Masik 


East  Ch'go  Lawn,  Campbell's  snb.  Its  40 
and  41  b  14,  24  38  13  Feb  16,'94,  J  A 
Campbell  to  D  M  Lachlan  $700 

Edgewater,  Cochran's  3rd  add,  n  12i^  ft 
It  :i  b  8  Apr  22,  J  L  Cochran  to  J 
Woodstrom   $650 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add,  It  272 
Nov  14,  D  C  Butts  to  H  Fack  $633 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  264  Nov  13, 
Est  of  J  J  Schilling  to  M  V  Oriof . .  .$750 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  O's  add.  It  716 
Nov  16,  C  Rogers  to  J  W  Eohhart..  .$400 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add,  It  533 
Nov  6,  A  Snively  to  J  W  Chaflfee  $600 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  191  Oot  26,  A 
V  Bogg  to  L  Holden  $260 

Euclid  Pk,  O'Dell's  add,  Its  3  and  4  b  6 
Mar  11,'90,  E  P  Maynard  to  F  A  Probst 
 $700 

Fernwood,  Housebnilder's  add.  Its  11  and 


12  b  2  Aug  5,'90,  F  8  Thompson  to  B  O 
Sullivan    $600 

Ford's  sub.  It  53  b  14,  19  40  14  Oot  22,  B 
B  Clamp  to  A  Person  $850 

Garfield,  Ist  add.  It  14,  35  40  13  Oot  21,  J 
M  Mason  to  V  Gahgel  $650 

Garfield,  It  13  b  6  Aug  24,  A  F  Keeney  to 
W  Fork  $400 

Garfield,  It  40  b  13  Nov  15,  A  Mielke  to  E 
Wenzel  $650 

Grant  Pk,  Boldenweck's  add.  It  9  b  2  Nov 
13,  T  J  Irvine  to  G  Irvine  Sr  $500 

Grose'  Northwest  add.  It  6  b  8  Oot  12,  W 
Jacobs  to2j  Sohreiner  $600 

Harvey's  snb.  It  4  b  1  n  w  qr  15  39  13  Oot 
22,'91,  G  L  Harvey  to  B  Sings  $550 

Hegewisoh,  Hegewisoh  1st  add.  Its  22  to 
48  b  I  and  o  p;  Nov  14,  Mast  in  Chy  to 
LAW  Beggs  $2,749 

Herron's  sub.  It  8  b  1  of  60  acres  e  hf  n  w 
qr  30  38  14  Nov  12,  H  O  Lindeblad  to 
A  E  E  C  Lindeblad  $500 

Holstein,  It  30  b  3  Oot  22,  O  Hatter- 
man  to  W  Rfimeier  $650 

Hubbard's  sub.  It  61  b  i  Reed's  snb  27  39 

13  Oct  17, '89,  W  E  Hale  to  W  E  Sher- 
win  $325 

Humboldt  Pk,  Pierce's  add.  It  2C  b  5  Nov 

16,  O  G  Kellogg  to  F  L  Kellogg....  $850 
Humboldt  Pk,  Pierce's  add.  It  41  b  6  Nov 

6,  A  D  Dickinson  to  J  C  4  nderson . .  $800 
Hyde  Pk,  George  &  W's  add.  It  12  b  4 
Oot  25,  B  F  Geoi-ge  to  W  L  Lawson.$500 

Irving  Pk,  Baxter's  sub.  It  37  b  8  Nov  9, 
J  A  Wadhams  et  al  to  0  B  Hayes. . .  $400 

Jacobs'  sub,  It  8  e  hf  n  e  qr  s  e  qr  of  s  w 
qr  etc  2  37  14  Sept  30,  R  C  Hardy  to  E 
B  Whitney  $800 

Jacobs'  sub.  Its  30  and  31  b  1,  30  38  14 
Feb  4,  H  F  Ehrhorn  to  F  Orndoflf. .  .$550 

Jefifery  av  Syndicate  av  sub.  It  11,  25  38 

14  ,  Mast  in  Chy  to  E  L  Hamilton 

 $300 

Jonction  Grove,  It  3  b  1,  22  38  14  Aug  10, 
C  P  Mueller  to  I  Mueller  

KensiLgtou,  Young  &  O's  3rd  add,  Its  228 
and  229  b  3  Nov  12,'90,  A  M  Yoang  et 
al  to  M  J  Corcoran  , 

Lake  View,  Clybourn  av  add,  It  17  b  il 
Nov  18,  W  Demlow  to  P  Gerdin  ....  $575 

Linden  Pk,  Hogenson  &  S's  add.  Its  40 
and  41  b  2  Nov  16,  F  E  Hoist  to  O  G 
Brooks  ,  $725 

Lee's  snb.  It  41  b  11  n  hf  e  e  qr  20  38  14 
Nov  14,  R  M  Janson  to  F  H  Rose... $500 

Lt  39  snbblk  2  sob  of  b  3  sub  s  e  qr  and 
e  hf  s  w  qr  26  39  13  Sept  30,  J  N  Vance 
to  M  L  Flood  $£00 

Lt  28  b  5  snb  s  w  qr  35  40  13  June  1,'92, 
M  A  Reed  to  C  Fisher  $961 

Lt  15  b  1  snb  b  25,  19  40  14  Nov  30,  W  J 
Gibbons  to  C  J  Nelson  $900 

Lt  18  and  w  hf  It  19  b  1  resnb  w  hf  bs  8 
and  11  etc  10  37  14  Nov  14,  A  Chy  trans 
et  al  to  W  Hadlook  $8C0 

Lt  17  b  3  same;  July  '8,  Same  to  J  E 
Edqvist  $500 

Lt  45  b  2  b  29,  19  40  14  Oot  8,  M  Hitch  to 
F  H  Truesdell  $800 

Lt  5  snb  of  w  hf  8  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  32 
38  14  Nov  4,  J  J  Ooffey  to  J  A  Fergu- 
son  $400 

Marston  &  A's  snb.  It  37  b  4,  20  38  14  Nov 
20,  B  Miller  to  O  Brann  $700 

Marston  &  A's  snb.  It  21  b  5,  20  38  14 
Nov  4,  T  3  Marston  to  V  H  Coapmaa 
 $400 

Marston  &  A's  snb.  It  40  b  4,  20  38  14  Nov 
9,  J  L  Farren  to  J  North  $625 

McMillan  &  W's  sab,  It  42  b  5,  27  39  13 
Nov  6,  F  E  Judson  to  R  A  Canterbnrv 


McMillan  &  W's  sub,  It  42  b  5,  27  39  13 
Nov  18,  R  A  Oanterbary  to  R  M  Wells 

 $V00 

Merigold's  resub.  It  15  b  7  of  n  5  acres  of 
e  hf  n  e  qr  22  39  13  Nov  13,  M  Vlaoh  to 

to  V  Hopp   $600 

Messenger's  sub.  It  40  b  2,  14  38  13  May 

21, '94,  V  H  Messenger  to  M  Faber..$325 
Milwaukee  av,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  34  b  1 
Nov   5,  W  E  Hatterman  to   N    A  L 

Christopherson   $400 

Mole's  sub.  It  10  b  7  Oir  Ct  ptu  25  38  14 
Feb  14,'90,  DEO  Mole  to  W  B  Kirk- 

patriok  ,  1400 

Mont  Clare,  Reed's  sub.  It  30  b  7,  30  40  13 

July  7,  J  J  Reed  to  A  Ross  $450 

Montrose,  Lewis  add.  It  18  b  2  Oot  26,  W 

H  Blaokman  to  N  W  Hacker  $800 

North  av  sub.  It  37  b  1,  3  39  13  Nov  4,  J 

T  Reeve  to  G  Abrahams   $750 

O'Brien's  sab,  It  23  of  s  423}^  ft  b  17 
O'Brien's  sub,  34  40  13  Nov  7,  G  H 

O'Brien  to  M  Leverenz   $3j?5 

Pullman,  Bass'  Ist  add,  Its  6  aL.d  7  b  1 
Nov  20,'89,  O  8  Bass  to  J  J  Stone. 


Pullman,  same  ppty;  Nov  6,  J  J  Stone  to 
D  8  Stone  $1,000 

Pullman,  Its  63  and  64  b  3  Nov  9,  D  8 
Stone  to  J  J  Stone  $l,f  00 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob,  It  42  b  3,  20 
40  13  Nov  12,  0  F  Linsoott  to  8  0 
Smith  $400 

Rood  Jr's  sub.  It  15  b  3,  19  40  14  Nov  9, 
J  Rood  Jr  to  J  Eifler  $825 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  304  sub  ba  4  and  6  Og- 
den's  aub,  18  40  14  Nov  14,  F  Nolde  to 
F  Peterson  $600 

Sohlesinger's  sub.  It  3  b  1,  8  e  qr  6  38  14 
and  o  p;  Nov  11,  F  Lazzarish  to  M 
Moijses'  $900 

Sohlesinger's  sub,  same  ppty;  Nov  11,  M 
Moijses  to  M  Lazzarish  §900 

South  Ch'go  Notre  Dame  add.  It  7  b  35 
Aug  21,'93,  A  Ergang  to  G  ErgaDg..$600 

South  Ch'go,  same  add.  It  8  b  35  Aug  21, 
'93,  Same  to  E  Geschke  $600 

South  Ch'go,  Hill's  add.  It  14  b  39  Sept 
20,  O  Green  to  O  Waters  $500 

Stodder's  sab.  It  37  and  n  hf  It  36  b  5,  4 
37  14  Sept  19,  A  A  Swenson  to  A  E  An- 
derson $900 

atone  &  W's  sob.  It  1  b  4  Ward's  sub  of 
bs  1  4  and  5,  6  and  7  38  14  Nov  11,'89, 
C  0  Broomell  to  J  Sohestrzinski . . .  $700 

Stony  Island  Hgts,  Clark's  sub.  It  14  b  9, 
1  37  14  Oot  29,  J  G  Magill  to  L  Hoyt$500 

Thirty-eighth  st,  Bartley's  add.  It  103  Nov 
14,  0  E  Bartley  to  J  Hois  $400 

Tarr.ball'8  add.  It  2  Nov  19,  J  0  Dougall 
to  C  C  Honsinger  $350 

Twenty-sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sob.  It  19  b  1 
26  39  13  Sept  3,  J  Feinberg  to  J  Saidl 
 $450 

Und  hf  int  It  70  resnb  of  e  10  acres  of  e 
20  aores  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  38  14  Nov  13,  E 
Letourneaa  to  M  Letoorneau  $600 

Wain's  add.  It  33  Oct  28,  FS  Beardslee  to 
0  Zander  $526 

Wash  Hgts,  Vinoennes  Rd  add,  Its  12 
and  13  and  n  hf  It  14  b  3  Oot  23,  P 
Tomamiohel  Est  of  to  0  Tomamiohel 
 $1,126 

West  Pullman,  It  38  b  33  Nov  12,  A  T  &  8 
Bk  to  A  Kremer  $500 

Wiese's  sub,  It  53  It  4  Co  Clk's  sub  of  n  e 
qr  27  39  13  Feb  18,  J  Brunton  to  J  W 
Mott   $400 

Wisner's  sub,  It  17  b  4,  Its  13  and  14 
Brand's  sub,  26  40  13  Oot  30,  K  Schulz 
to  N  J  Rosvall  ....$900 

8UBUKBAN  WARRANTY  UKKU8. 

BLOOM. 

Ch'g-)  H^is,  It  2  b  9  Oct  27,'92,   W  McVeigh  to  J 

Qauthior  1660 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  19  b  8  nov  11,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  W 

Ewand  $700 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Ferbrache's  add.  It  2  b  23  nov  11,  8 

Oohen  to  L  Meyer   .$2  0 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  3  b  192  oct  14,  M  J  Warner  to  M  E 

McElroy  I80O 

Ch'go  Hgte,  It  39  b  1  novll,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  J 

Orr  tsno 

OALUMET. 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  av  add.  It  100  and  101  nov  13, 
W  R  Hamilton  ti  J  A  Burhans  $600 

Village  of  Bine  Island,  Its  1  and  2  b  120  Dov  6,  L 
Esche  to  S  Helnback    $800 

Morgan  Pfe,  Its  26  and  27,  Walter's  sub.  Its  3  to  9 
and  o  p;  nov  1,  G  W  Stradtmau  to  F  B  Carver 
  $10,500 

Krneger's  sub.  Us  16  to  18  b  5  Butterfleld's  sub  of 
It  1  etc,  30  37  14  oct  7,  H  J  Fitzgerald  to  A  D 
Proctor    $900 

OICBBO. 

Northeast  qr  s  e  qr  18  35  14  nov  14,  Mast  In  Ohy  to 
0  J  Hambleton  $41,413 

Reynold's  sub,  sub.  It  1  b  6  e  w  qr  6  29  13  nov  9,  8  8 
Porter  to  M  Jackson  $870 

Oliflord  &  W's  sub,  Its  1  and  2  b  3,  4  39  13  nov  J  4,  A 
Swanson  to  E  Stride  $1000 

Reynold's  snb.  It  30  b  J,  9  39  13  oot  16,  W  Forsyth 
to  M  T  Hart  $2000 

Walker's  aub.  It  19  b  1,  9  39  13  nov  13,  E  T  Farrar 
to  J  W  Rossiter  $600 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  16  b  24  nov  14,  G  Van  Do- 
ren  to  W  H  Van  Djren  $650 

Davis  &  Sou's  sub,  8  T  sub.  Its  13  and  14,  16  39  13 
july  1,'90,  F  T  Wood  to  H  J  Morrow  $10C0 

HutohlDson  R  R'e  sub,  It  1  b  3,  18  89  13  oot  31,  J 
Mohl  to  E  S  Oummlhg  $700 

Kniseley'  add.  Its  64  aud  65  b  2  and  o  p,  Donahies' 
sub  of  b  1  etc,  nov  12,  W  J  Morrison  to  B  Math- 
er et  al    $6650 

Graut  Loo  >  Wk?  add.  It  37  b  27  nov  5.  Grant  Land 
AS  n  t(i  F  W  Barmenter  $500 

Merrick's  sui^,  s  48  ft  of  It  9  b  2  of  w  hf  n  w  qr  9 
33  13  nov  11,  W  A  Wbaver  to  C  F  Vogel  $iOCO 

Austin,  Rudolph  &  O's  arid.  It  62  ang  27,  J  Ander- 
son to  8  Harnstrom  $350 


1124 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILi)mG  JOURNAL 


November  13,  1895 


Greeadale,  It  I'J  b  1,  17  39  13  aod  o  p;  dov  16,  E  E 

Wood  to  TF  Brett  »8000 

Phillip's  sab.  It  210  D  w  qr  B  w  qr  32  39  13  cot  IB,  M 

E  Uorehoase  to  J  J  Norman  i^50 

'Wood's  sab.  Its  33  aad  31  b  2  It  216  eto  S   T  snb  16 

39  13  sept  5,  B  W  Perkins  to  B  8  FerKn8on....|130( 
Bills  &  O's  snb.  Us  6  and  6  b  1,  18  39  13  oot  7.  E  0 

Morrow  to  B  0  Shirk  I2B00 

Be;nold's  enb.  It  18  b  2,  9  39  13  jaly  U,>92,  Q  A 

Eoester  et  al  to  0  Bonsnes.  t600 

Uorton  Pk,  Its  4S  to  iS  b  12  jaij  8,'93,  O  F  Wolfe 

to  M  Wolfe  $3000 

Warren  Pk,  Borden's  add.  Its  16  to  19  b  3  uov  8,  A 

W  Geddes  to  F  P  Qlesson  tieoo 

Morton  Pk,  Van  Home's  add,  its  3  and  4  b  1  dec  1, 

'90,  M  G  Van  Born  to  8  E  Onlver  t92D 

Morton  Pk,  same  add.  It  3  b  4  dot  13,  8   £  OnlTsr 

to  E  A  Oaiver  $500 

8  Ridgeland  Depot  snb.  It  142,  18  39  13  dot  13, 

Mast  in  Ohy  to  J  T  lams  $474 

New  sab.  It  27  b  10  of  b  1  eto  Salisbury's  snb,  6  39 

13  nov  18,  J  L  RasfT  to  H  M  Raifl  $1(  00 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Its  22  and  23  b  1  §ub  bs  1 

to  9  noT  19,  E  M  Armstrong  to  M  A  Lyons .. ..$2000 
Clyde,  Ist  div.  Its  22  to  24  b  2,  29  39 13  noT  16,  D  S 

WegK  to  C  H  Worcester  $1200 

Union  Mot  Life  Ins  Cj's  snb.  Its  1  to  3  and  o  p.b  62 

Page's  snb  of  bs  62  and  63,  19  39  13  nov  16,  F 

Bade  to  H  B  Stevens  $10,200 

Aastin,  Dickey  &  B's  add.  It  1  b  3  nov  9,  M  Qoebel 

to  8  Osgood  $1000 

Anstre's  snb.  It  27  (ex  n  6  ft)  of  n  10  ft  of  It  28  b  3, 

8  39  13  noT  13.  K  Ilssender  to  A  F  Evans  $7600 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Its  22  and  23  b  1  nov  18, 

M  L  Flanigan  to  £  M  Armstrong  $20ii0 

Clyde,  Sargent's  add.  It  13  b  5  oct  7,  D  W  Storrs  to 

A  N  Simpson  $360 

Walker's  snb,  its  20  and  21  b  4,  9  39  13  noy  16,  E  P 

Qibbs  to  A  0  Meek  $1200 

Wilson's  snb.  Its  30  to  41  b  1  and  o  p,  n  w  qr  17  39 

13,  eept  17,  F  P  Wilson  to  S  I  Newbanks  $29,000 

Olson  &  Oo's  snb.  It  41  and  s  hf  It  46  b  2,   17  39  13 

aag  4,  H  0  Wilson  to  A  A  Peterson  $831) 

EVANSTON. 

t'o  Evanston,  Oakton  Bidge  sab.  Its  9  to  24  b  1  dot 

12  H  Myers  to  0  Q  Steger  $20  000 

Gaffle'd  sab.  It  2  e  612  ft  s  hf  s  bf  s  w  qr  7  41  14  oct 

9,  W  H  Bartlett  to  W  8  Qibbs  $300 

ETanston,  Ladd's  add,  w  hf  it  4  b  6  oct  11,  E  T 

Paul  to  M  Ascher  HiiiO 

ETanston'  Bnnton  &  H's  add,  it  1  b  2  and  o  p  oct 

31,  J  M  Wheeler  to  W  T  Leeher  $4500 

Evanston,  Evanston  Center,  2nd  add,  It  1  b  3  nov 

16,  W  B  Phillips  to  J  Mahoney  $426 

LTON8. 

La  Orange,  Cossitt's  1st  add.  It  15  and  s  16  ft  It  16  b 

14  oct  1,'92,  F  D  Cossitl  to  O  E  Uaman  $4700 

Qrossdale,  Qroes'  3rd  add.  It  14  b  72  sept  3,'90,  8  E 

Gross  et  al  to  8  Harris  $200 

Gary,  Conrad's  Ist  add.  It  4  jnly  13, '94,  G  Conrad 

to  G  Bnban  $200 

Gary,  same  add.  It  4  sept  14,  Q  Bnban  to  £  Bnban 

 $200 

Lyons,  Prescott's  add.  It  18  b  2  nov  7,  8  Delamater 

to  W  Ebbeson  $400 

Hartman  &  S's  snb.  It  1  of  n  4  81-1000  acres  b  1,  26 

38  12  nov  19,  P  J  Qrotz  to  J  KroU    $i60 

La  Grange,  Letter's  2nd  add,  s  5  ft  It  18  b  7  sept 

26,  F  D  CosBltt  to  F  M  Kendall  $200 

La  Grange,  It  6  b  11  out  30,  J  T  Barrow  to  N  Qonr- 

ley  $4000 

MAINE. 

Lt  6  sab  w  hf  n  e  qr  26  41  12  nov  8,'U9,  0  Daniels 

Est  of  to  H  A  Bassett  12626 

Oanfield,  Peale's  snb.  Its  1114  and  16  b  1  nov  7,  A 

G  Stonebreaker  et  al  to  0  L  Catting  $460 

Brickton,  P  &  M's  sab.  It  31  b  6  pi  s  e  qr  26  41  12 

nov  16,  W  J  Yates  to  A  0  Davis.... „  $12,000 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Jopson  A  O's  snb.  It  6  b  6  Peck's  sab  21  42  13  nov  9, 

8  W  Osgood  to  M  E  Qoebel  $500 

Glenoae,  Stolbas'  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  2  dot  16,  B 

Maarer  to  L,  Bason   $600 

Qallmette  Beserve,  Baxter's  snb,  s  hf  It  38,  42  13 

sept  4,  C  M  White  to  D  Svarez  $12,000 

Provident  Mat  Ld  Assn  snb.  It  6  b  6,  20  42  13  nov 

13,  A  T  Evans  to  K  Lis^ender  $600 

Wilmette,  Dingee's  add.  Us  4  end  6  b  6  sept  17,  H 

L  Carroll  to  A  L  Onrry  $1500 

PB0TI80. 

Harlem,  South  add.  Its  16  and  17  b  1  oct  26,  J  G 
Lobstein  to  Q  Long  $4776 

Harlem,  same  add,  s  hf  It  11  and  It  21  b  1  and  o  p; 
oct  26,  Same  to  C  C  Schumacher  $12,300 

Maywood,  It  19  b  I  /3  nov  1,  It  19  b  126  nov  1,  May- 
wood  Co  to  F  W  Batcliff   $400 

Maywood,  Smith's  add.  Its  1  to  10  Koch's  snb  b  7 
nov  15,  L  Altendorf  to  F  W  Altendorf  $900 

H8rlem,8outh  add,  s  hf  It  12  Its  13  and  14  b  1  and  o 
p;  oct  26,  J  Q  Lobstein  to  P  Lehmann  $4700 

Grossdale,  Qross'  2Dd  add.  Its  3  and  4  b  56  dec  14, 
'91,  8  B  Qross  to  C  Bromsteln  t260 

Groesdale,  Gross'  1st  add.  Its  12  and  13  b  38  nov  14, 
0  0  Wheeler  to  J  J  Hallett  $360 


Qrossdale.  It  20  b  30  snb  b  27  etc  oot  SO,  J  8  Justen 

toO  A  Siege!  $700 

Hollywood,  Its  2  and  3  b  7  oot  19,'94,  8  E  Qross  to 

K  A  Andrews  $1000 

Qrossdale,  Its  25  and  26  b  21  nov  16,  W  Jonson  to  F 

L  Kittridge  $450 

Qrossdale,  It  22  b  9  may  16,  H  M  Stone  to  J  A 

Hehr  $15C0 

Maywood  Marsh's  add.  It  11  b  1  dot  19,  H  N  Faas 

to  B  D  Faas  $600 

Harlem,  South  add.  Us  15  to  17  b  3  and  o  p;  oct  26, 

J  a  Lobstein  to  F  Pegel  $4976 

Bellewood,  East  side  of  Linden  av.  Us  366  and  367 

oot  1,  J  E  Rioe  to  F  Miller  $360 

Melrose,  It  6  b  120  apr  29,'92,  8  M  Bloss  to  E  T 

Doyle  $250 

Maywood,  It  11  and  s  hf  It  12  b  100  dot  15,  B  Qrfifl 

to  M  Z  Jemison   $1740 

Maywood,  »^  me  ppty;  nov  16,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B 

Graff  $1866 

Western  add.  Its  21  and  22  b  2,  14  39  12  nov  19,  L 

Berth  to  M  A  Lesch  $300 

THOBNTON. 

WoodlawD  aT,  Anthony's  snb.  It  3  b  1  s  w  qr  36  .36 
14  dec  4,'93,  B  0  Anthony  to  J  H  Weeks  Jr . . . .  $200 

East  10  acres  of  w  20  acres  of  w  24  acres  of  s  49 
acres  e  hf  s  w  qr  23  86  14  oot  31,  T  bwets  to  W 
Swets  $2000 

North  15  acres  of  w  hf  s  e  qr  22  36  14  dec  8,'94,  W 
De  Qraafl  to  R  De  Oraaff  $1600 

Harvey,  It  83  b  170  nov  14,  A  T  <&  8  Bank  to  0  O 
Sray    $200 

Harvey,  Its  42  and  43  b  173  mch  29, '94,  G  B  Man- 
son  to  0  D  Sweetland  $3600 

Harvey  Hgts,  Us  15  and  16  b  14,  28  36  14  june  18,  M 
L  Swift  to  A  McNah  $550 

Harvey,  It  22  b  109  oct  8,  D  H  McQllvary  to  C 
McLaughlin  $1200 

Leonard's  sub.  Its  36  to  63  b  2  s  e  qr  3  36  14  sept  17, 

0  L  Watson  to  A  0  Reich   $676 

Leonnrd's  sub.  Its  1  to  4  and  o  p.  b  2  and  o  p,  s  e  qr 

3  88  14  sept  17,  Same  to  F  A  Reich  $825 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  Us  41  and  42  b  "0"  nov  19, 

J  8  Dunlopto  M  M  Green  $800 

WORTH. 

Robinson's  snb.  It  19  (ex  pt)  w  hf  s  e  qr  36  37  13 

jane  19,  J  L  Zacharias  to  J  J  Joens  $2600 

W  Highlands.  Collin's  add,  It  18  b  8  nov  2,  C  G  E 

Collins  to  F  Nelson    $476 

Evergreen  Pk.  Jacobs'  sab.  Its  8  and  12  b  80  feb  n, 

■94,  B  F  Jacobs  to  E  A  Ray   $800 

Harmon  &  Y's  sab.  It  4  and  u  hf  It  5  b  6,  25  37  13 

nov  18,  E  L  Schmidt  to  0  Schmidt    $825 

Oak  Lawn.  Crandall's  snb,  It  19  b  10,  4  87  13  sept  6. 

C  QroBvenor  to  0  H  Nelson  $376 

NOB  WOOD  FABE 

An  and  hf  pt  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  5  40  13  nov  4,  F  Wisotzki 
to  H  D  Ooghlan  $2000 

liEYDEN. 

Turner  Pk  Land  As^n  snb.  It  8  b  12,  28  40  12  oct  28, 
J  D  0  Lebnau  to  M  H  Worczikowskl   $2000 

Franklin  Pk,  2nd  adJ.  Its  39  to  43  b  6  nov  16,  A  V 
Trenton  to  E  Melville  $15r0 

Franklin  Pk,  1st  add.  Its  42  aad  43  b  14  jaly  26,  F  A 
Smith  to  L  Franklin  $3000 

PALATINE. 

Village  of  Palatine.  It  2  b  "J";  noy  4,  W  H  Gleseke 
to  A  Manzow  $300 

WHEELING. 

Town  of  Dnnlon,  It  2  and  n  8  ft  of  It  3  b  31  sept  20, 
M  Behnns  et  al  to  A  Stein  $90c 

BIOH. 

Village  of  Matteson,  its  5  to  14  b  30  nov  11,  L  Das- 
sel  to  L  Richter  $1000 

Village  of  ItTatteson,  sime  ppty;  dot  12,  L  Richter 
to  8  Dassel  $1200 

TBCiST  UBKUM  AXI>  JHUBTWAUKIS. 

IncladlDK  Bnlldine  and  Loan  Societies. 
Alaohnler  H  to  Q  L  Gray  nov  15,  Its  457 

to  472  Qraylaod  Pk  iy  6%  |1600 

Alexander  A  J  to  N  W  Mat  L  Ins  Oo  nov 

8,  pt  6  b  35  o  t  6y  6^  |10,000 

Anderson  I  B  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  nov  23 

It  23  b  3,  6  39  14,  3y  6<«  |1300 

Allen  H  E  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  nov  12,  It 

19  b  12.  23  39  13,  6y  7^  |2500 

Arenson  N  et  al  to  A  Ryerson  sept  18,  pt 

n  w  qr  8  w  qr  5  and  n  hf  s  e  qr  6  39  13, 

4y  B%,  3  deeds  $21,000 

Anderson  M  to  E  O  Brown  nov  12,  pt  b  3, 

1  39  13,  5y  6^,  3  ds  $15,000 

Appell  8  E  to  J  N  Jaoobson  nov  15,  It  12 

b  18,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  $2200 

Ayacs  M  S  to  J  S  Murray  oot  26,   It  2  b 

74.  19  41  14,  3y  7%  $4000 

Andrews  E  O  and  AH   to  O  W  Mnnson 

nov  5,  pt  b's  1  and  6,  19  41  14,  6^  ..$5000 
Berbee  W  8  to  J  0  3iflford   nov  11,  pt  It 

4  b  13,  21  38  14,  3m  7%.  $4279 

Bosch  L  to  W  L  Jeffries  nov  11,  It  107  b 

53,  33  40  14,  oy  6«  $3000. 

Benson  W  to  R  Berger  nov  14,  It  8  It  1  b 

3,  14  39  13,  6y   $2200 

Bayeton  A  to  Q  tl  Schneider  oct  25,  pt  It 

45  and  44  b  1,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $1500 

Bent  E  M  to  J  Noonan  nov  12,  pt  It  9  b 

12,  18  39  14  $2400 

BdUs  D  0  to  a  W  Martin  nov  7,  It  7  b  8, 

17  38  14,  2y  6^  $2000 


Beiroan  T  to  J  Q  Lombard  oct  21,  pt  b  8, 

27  38  14,  6^  $19,875 

Barket  F  P  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  oot  30, 

pt  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6?  $10,000 

Bennitt  F  I  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  6,  pt  b 

63,  14  38  14,  5y  6%,  6  deeds  $13,500 

Brown  8  to  H  A  Qoodrioh  nov  10,  It  68  to 

60  b  39,  7  39  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Baokley  J  W  to  J  B  Knight  oot  17,  pt  It  5 

b  5,  3  38  14,  6y  614%  $7000 

Bntts  D  O  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  6,  pt  It  12 

b  7,  17  40  14,  5y  6^  $14,000 

Bnrnham  0  W  to  LaSalle  B  &  L  Assn  nov 

1,  e  hf  It  23  b  5  Rogers  Pk  6%  $18(  0 

Brady  M  A  I  to  J  H  Van  Viiggingen  nov 

1 6,  It  15  b  1  b  9,  33  39  14,  5y  6%  ... .  $2500 
Beaamont  Q  to  B  F  MoOonuell  nov  4,  It 

18  b  1,  29  40  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Bnokbee  J  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  7,  It  3 

fri  n  hf  21  42  13,  6y  7«  $5500 

Blaokler  E  A  to  Q  A  Rose  nov  14,  pt  It  7 

b  6  Grove  add  Evnstn  6y  6%  $2(00 

Barnes  P  R   to   Lake  View  B  4;  L  Assn 

sept  18,  It  27  and  pt  26  b  5,  20  40  14,  7% 

 $2700 

Bartling  H  O  to  E  Q  Foreman  nov  14,  Its 

23  and  28  b  9,  29  40  14,  3y  ^^%  $2800 

Borke  M  E  to  W  Loeb  Aug  19,  Its  44  and 

45  b  2,  23  39  14.  2y  7%  $1000 

Bock  M  E   to   W  Loeb  nov  15,  It  44  b  2, 

33  39  14,  2y  7^  $1000 

Brackett  0  B  and  H  S  to  M  E  Qreenebanm 

nov  11,  pt  b  2,  3  39  13,  5y  «^  $1300 

Boater  E  0  to  J  Ling  nov  11,  Its  49  and 

50  It  3,  11  39  13,  6y  7^  |2000 

Baldwin  M  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  1,  pt  b 

3,  32  38  14.  5y  7%  $300t 

Bowman  W  R  to  A  Peterson  nov  9,  It  4  It 

D,  28  40  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Barley  P  E  to  M  L  &  T  Oo  nov  1,  pt  e  hf 

n  w  qr  34  39  14,  5y  6%  $75,0(  0 

Bowman  F  to  H  J  Laders  nov  12,  It  4  It 

22  b  1,  13  39  13,  3y  6«   $1800 

Book  0  Q  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  7,  pt  b  12 

Dlieh  &  M  add  5y  5%  $20,2(0 

Blam  L  J  to  E  P  Abbott  nov  13,  pt  b  2, 

12  39  13,  3y  6^  $?5,0(0 

Seek  A  E  and  G  N  to  J  Stern  nov  4,  It  4 

It  1  b  8,  3  39  14,  e%  $6300 

Baker  A  M  to  H  R  Pebbles  nov  1,  It  8  b 

2,  6  39  13,  5«  $20(0 

Brown  J  R  to  0  T  &  T  Co  Ang  27,  Its  49 

and  50  b  11,  17  39  14,  ly  6^  $9000 

Bennett  I  M  to  J  P  Phinney  nov  5,  pt  It 

20  b  1,  2  38  14,  .5y  5%.  $9000 

Boske  T  W  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  uov  16, 

lt9  35  and  42  b  3,  7  38  14,  iy  7%  ...  $1000 
Bendizon  J  to  R  Berger  nov  14,  It  12  and 

pt  11  It  13,  21  38  14,  3y  7%  $1100 

Bradstreet  J  E  to  A  N  Eddy  nov  11,  pt  b 

46  Winnetka  5y  6^  $6000 

Barkdall  A  H  to  A  Smith  nov  6,  It  2  Oo 

Oiks  snb  21  38  14,  3y  7%  $2300 

Beling  L  H  to  A  M  Baker  nov  14,  It  15  b 

6,  20  38  14,  6y  6%   $2500 

Blam  E  W  to  O  B  Teift  nov  14,  pt  It  6  b 

2,  34  39  14,  (>%%  16000 

Blonder  J  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oot  24,  Its  3  to 

6  b  3  Ridgely  add  6%  $6120 

Oooling  M  to  F  B  Peabodv  nov  7,  Its  29 

to  31  It  1  b  2,  13  39  13,  2y  7%  $1500 

Cohen  L  S  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  nov  13,  It 

1  It  14  b  66,  21  39  14,  5y  6^  $5500 

Chester  W  B  to  A  Tidholm  nov  15,  It  8  of 

It  9  to  14  b  3,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  $1200 

Olarkson  E  M  to  0  J  Hambleton  nov  15, 

Its  6  to  9  b  1,  17  38  14,  3y  6%  

Olaflin  8  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  12,  It  1 

b  10,  11  39  14,  5y  6^  $2200 

Oath  Bishop  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  1,  b  21, 

W  Hammond  by  6%  $6000 

Chapman  J  to  A  Pike  nov  12,  It  26  b  20, 

5  39  14,  —  $1700 

Cleland  J  McK  to  F  A  Pick  oct  23,  It  73 

b  11,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $1600 

Oonnell  8  W  to  Public  8  L  &  B  Assn  nov 

12,  Its  15  and  16  b  8,  8  40  14  and  o  p  6^ 

 Il!7500 

Oopeland  F  to  T  Q  &  T  Co  nov  8,  It  9  b  9, 

Park  add  Winnetka  6%  $40fO 

Casey  W  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  nov  11,  It 

36  b  3,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Collins  J  B  to  T  Q  &  T  Co  nov  12,  It  21  b 

95,  27  39  14,  7%   $1800 

Oookelberg  A  to  0  H  Fleischer  nov  9,  It 

40  n  6  qr  20  38  14,  5y  7^  $1700 

Oarmody  M  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  noy  15, 

It  30  b  1,  21  39  14,  3y  6%%  $1700 

Cummins  W  H  to  Cottage  Grove  B  &  L 

Assn  nov  12,  Its  14  to  16  b  2,  15  39  13, 

e%  

Craven  T  to  Ev  8  &  L  Assn  nov  13,  pt  It 
8  b  67  Evnstn  7%  

Cornish  A  E  to  0  E  Hutchinson  nov  14, 
It  6  b  1,  21  40  14,  3y  6%  $4500 


Carroll  A  A  to  E  F  Gorton  nov  10,  It  2  b 
44,  30  and  32  41  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Cavanaagh  P  to  T  Eeeley  nov  1,  Ic  13  b  2 
36  39  13,  —  $4000 

Cessna  0  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  nov  15,  Its  237 
286  288  and  293  Qivens  &  Q  sub  25  40 
13,  3y  7^,  5  ds  $9400 

Cessna  0  E  to  G  T  Steen  nov  15,  sane 
prop  6%  $2056 

Cohn  J  to  A  Peterson   nov  1,  It  20  b  2,  5 

39  14,  3y  e%  $1600 

Clow  J  B  to  J      Vance  nov  11,  lease  of  pt 

It  5  b  20  o  t  and  o  p  5y  6%  $40,000 

Dnddleston  Q  to  Am  T  <S  8  Bk  nov  14,  Its 

35  to  38  b  28,  17  39  14,  3y  Sj^^.  .. $15,000 
Dwiggins  R  8  to  D  L  Zook   nov  1,   It  26 

and  26  b  47  Rogers  Pk  G%  $25(0 

Dablen  E  to  J  Degen   nov  19.  Its  34  and 

35  b  13,  14  38  14,  6S5  $2500 

Dorre  A  W  to  F  Wilken  oot  1,  It  42  Ic  1  b 

38,  21  39  14,  6y  6%  $3800 

Daddies  0  to  S  A  Walther  nov  4,  It  34  b 

17,  31  40  14,  ly   $2150 

Ddvidson  B  to  A  Pike  nov  13,  pt  It  3  b  6, 

36  40  13,  e%.  $2400 

Eidamiller  P  to  E  Q  Panliog  nov  14,  It  76 

It  24,  12  39  13.  2y  6%   $5000 

Eigeman  0  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  6,  It  24  It 

2  b  26,  29  39  14,  5y  6%   '....$12,000 

Eppstein  L  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  12,   It  2 

It  4  b  63,  21  39  14,  6y  6^  $6C00 

Eaton  W  T  to  E  F  Bayley  nov  15,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  Thomas  snb  21  38  14,  5y  6^.  .$6000 
Engelking  F  to  W  Grote  oot  24,  pt  s  w  qr 

35  41  9,  2y  6^  $2000 

Eokert  F  R  to  E  0  Brown  nov  11,  It  2  It  1 

b  6,  34  39  14,  ly  6%  $6000 

Engelhardt  Q  A  to  8  W  Rawson  uov  13,  It 

7  b  2  b  19,  5  39  14,  4y  6^  $20(  0 

Ericsson  H  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  nov  8,  pt  It  1  b 

13,  3  39  14,  6y  &%  $4500 

Ergang  A  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  oot 

28,  It  21  b  13,  31  38  15,  7«  $2300 

Fairbanks  L  C  and  W  H  to  J  Q  Shortall 

nov  15,  It  20  b  9,  17  39  14,  6y  6^. ...$4500 
Fox  M  J  to  T  Walters  nov  9,  It  4  It  20,  33 

40  14,  5y  7%  $3200 

Falk  T  to  H  P  Kranz  nov  1,  It  19  b  9,  18 

40  14,  6y  6^  $2500 

Fernald  J  W  to  M  D  Hull  nov  11,  It  42  b 

21,  17  39  14,  6y  G'i   $7000 

Farrington  F  A  &  S  D  to  Cottage  Grove 

B  &  L  Assn  nov  12,  Us  34  and  36  b  11, 

28  37  14,  6^  i60C0 

Fenlon  T  to  J  Wright  nov  11,  pt  It  12  b 

14,  21  38  14,  656   $6(  00 

Foley  M  to  W  G  Hoag  nov  11,  pt  It  4  b  1, 

19  41  14,  6y  62  $8000 

Fraser  W  J  to  D  S  Place  nov  11,  pt  b  1, 

16  39  13,  6%%,  3  deeds  $5100 

Foroh  M  to  O  Kubin  nov  14,  It  63  and  pt 

52  b  20,  17  39  14,  3y  6^  $2400 

Gage  W  E  to  E  H  Fishbum  Aug  19,  It  18 

b  10,  35  40  13,  4y  6%  $1300 

Gale  T  H  to  H  R  Pebbles  nov  14,  Its  3  to 

6  It  4,  7  39  13,  5y  7%  $2(00 

Qoodwillift  0  to  H  A  Baugan  nov  8,  pt  It 

16  b  B,  28  40  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Gavin  J  P  to  E  W  Onllen   nov  16,   Its  9 

and  8  b  2,  18  38  14,  2y  7^  $2100 

Heiss  H  O  to  C  L  Sohaar  nov  1,  It  20  b  7, 

33  39  14,  6y  6%  $1200 

Qreenebanm  B  to  F  W  8trans  nov  9,  Its  1 

to  4  Green's  snb  34  41  12,  6%  $5(00 

Gardner  W  to  J  0  Riohberg  nov  11,  It  15 

n  e  qr  n  e  qr  14  39  13,  6y  65S  $4000 

Gieske  R  to  M  E  Gteenebaam  nov  11,  Us 

26  and  26  b  13,  3  37  14,  6y  7%  $1000 

Quae  O  to  W  Heinemann  nov  5,  It  4  b  7 

Gross  North  add  3y  6^  $1000 

Gilbert  Q  H  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  oot  10, 

It  13  b  6,  22  38  14,  5y  6}4%   $2800 

Gillespie  S  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  1,  pt  b  3. 

32  38  14,  5y  7%   $3000 

Griswold  H  W  to  M  D  Hull  nov  9,  pt  It  27 

and  28,  Kenwood  2  38  14,  6y  6^.... $7000 
Greenfield  F  H  to  L  Rathje  nov  11,  pt  b 

4,  20  <J8  14,  7^  S27C0i 

Gannon  M  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  nov  13,  It 

25  b  8  b  16  8heff  add  5y  6^  $2000' 

Qanzer  J  H  to  W  Heinemann  oct  22,  It  11 

b  15,  31  37  14,  5y  b'A'i  $3000 

Huy  G  B  to  T  Q  &  T  Oo  nov  6,  It  13  b  1  b 

14,  2  38  14,  2y  6%   $3000 

Hanssen  J  to  H  VoUmer  nov  1,  It  69  It  F, 

28  40  14,  6^  $2000 

Hogan  W  J  to  W  F  Lubeke  nov  8,  pt  b 

10,  36  40  13,  5y  6^,  4  ds  $3600 

Hulin  W  to  A  Heap  nov  16,  pt  s  w  frI  qr 

12  36  13,  2y  655   $4000 

Ueidel  F  to  M  E  Qreenebaam  nov  12,  Its 

69  and  60  b  25,  29  39  14,  3y  6}4%. .  .$1000 
Hupac  W  J  to  J  A  Baldwin  oot  30,  It  18'b 

44,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $2000 

Hathaway  M  L  to  W  Madling  oot  29,  pt 


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Hart  J  to  H  H  Walker  no7  11,  It  20  b  1, 

31  39  14,  5y  If,  |3400 

Heal;  E  0  to  M  £  Oreenebanm  cot  10,  It 

12  b  5,  22  38  14,  5y  |2800 

Hanson  H  to  W  D  Kerfoot  oot  27,  Its  47 

and  48  b  I,  6  39  14,  5y  6i  $5000 

Holzniger  A.  to  L  Petrye  nov  11,  It  105, 

25  39  13,  7^  $1800 

Haskell  E  M  to  E  Q  Foreman  n07  7,  It  14 

b  1,  15  38  14,  5y  6^.  flSOO 

Heinen  P  P  to  0  Bnhl  nov  15,  e  hf  It  1, 

Assrs  div  It  14  b  2  Sheff  add   $9000 

Hofifart  J  to  M  Sohmitz  nov  15,  it  71  b  3, 

b  18  Sheff  add  4y  6%  $2500 

Hoffman  H  0  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  11,  pt 

It  8  b  14,  23  38  14,  5y  ^%  $3750 

Hnghes  E  M  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  12 

It  6  b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  1%  $1000 

Imhof  A  to  e  J  Wallingford  nov  14,  It  11 

and  14  Hall  &  I  snb  17  40  14,  2y  6%. $2000 
Immenhansen  W  to  F  S  Winston  nov  10, 

lease  of  It  3  n  w  qr  26  40  13,  5y  6«..$1800 
Johnson  0  Q  to  E  F  Bayley  nov  13,  It  17 

Parmly  snb  4  38  14,  5y   $2000 

Jensen  0  0  to  W  Loeb  oot  28,  Its  3  and  4 

It  34,  14  38  14,  5y  ejg  $10,000 

Joy  F  L  to  Security  T  &  T  Oo  nov  15,  It 

11  b  32  Wilmette  5y  6!?  $2500 

Eooh  P  to  B  L  Maoiejewski  nov  1,  It  1  b 

1,  33  39  13,  65^  $1500 

Koester  0  to  J  Q  Weart  nov  1,  It  6  and  pt 

7  Wallingford  snb  17  40  14,  3y  6^. $12,000 
Krog  G  to  B  Rothsohild  nov  1,  It  39  and 

pt  38  b  6,  26  40  13,  6y  6^  $4200 

Kohont  V  to  M  Bolenoe  nov  18,  It  20  b  1, 

20  39  13,  6i-£«  $2200 

Eramp  O  to  Q  M  Stevens  nov  6,  It  41  b  2, 

29  40  14,  6^  f  1100 

Kropp  E  to  0  H  Fleischer  nov  6,  It  9  b 

31,  19  39  14,  3y  1%  $1800 

Eolberg  E  to  O  L  Schaar  cov  8,  It  6  b  2, 

b  3  etc,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Eimball  D  A  to  L  D  Stevens  sept  11,  s  e 

qr  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  35  38  14,  3y  6%.  .$10,000 
Eeith  W  8  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  4,  Its  16 

to  21  b  6  Ridgeley  add  3y  G%  $7500 

Elassen  M  to  J  H  Ernst  nov  8,  Its  76  and 

77  b  9,  33  40  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Eeir  T  to  E  G  Panling  sept  18,  It  42  b  4, 

18  39  13,  5y  7^  $2000 

Erohn  J  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  nov  13,  It 

10  b  3,  8  39  14,  5y  6!g  $F000 

EoIImann  0  H  to  A  F  Fleming  nov  12,  pt 

it  8  b  2,  22  38  14,  2y  6i6   $2000 

Eajer  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  11,  It  31 

b  1,  6  38  14,  3y  1%  $1000 

Eaehn  J  G  to  W  Heinemann  nov  8,  It  8  It 

12,  36  40  13,  6y   $4600 

Lincoln  J  to  M  Armstrong  nov  15,  It  4  b 

15,  17  39  14,  6y  6%  $2500 

Lobstein  J  J  to  0  0  Schumacher  nov  13, 

pt  It  5  b  8,  23  39  13,  5y  6%   $2600 

Leonard  M  G  and  T  F  to  E  F  Bayley  nov 

1,  It  12  b  2,  20  40  16,  5y   $2000 

LeBrecqne  J  to  G  T  &  T  Co  nov  1,  It  3  b 

12,  15  39  14,  5y  ^%  $3200 

Linbarger  W  0  to  Inter  State  B  &  L  Assa 

Aug  9,  Its  17  to  22  b  190  Ohi  Hghts  3y 

&%  $4120 

Lanyon  M  J  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  13,  Its 

13  and  14  b  3,  16  38  14,  ly  6%  $2500 

Lavog  0  J  to  J  Benoit  oct  1,  It  59  b  4  b  6 

18  39  14,  5y  5^  $1600 

Lntzar  I  to  S  Brown  Jr  oot  1,  Its  25  to  27 

n  e  qr  8  e  qr  30  40  14,  5y  6<g  $2667 

Low  G  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  11,  pt  Its  14 

and  15  b  4,  22  38  14,  5y  6^  $iOOO 

Low  G  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  11,  pt  Its  14 

and  13  b  4,  22  38  14,  3y  756  $1000 

Lawler  O  and  M  to  F  W  Combs  nov  1,  pt 

□It  22  n  w  qr  3  38  14,  6^  $3000 

Leonard  M  G  and  T  J  to  O  H  Waldo  nov 

15,  pt  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  656  $10,500 

Lyon  G   to   J  S  Norton   nov  13,   It  18 

Spanlding  snb  10  38  14,  5y   $35C0 

Meyer  E  J  to  J  H  Curtis  nov  9,  It  8  b  9, 

Parson  &  L  add  Desplaines  3y  $3000 
Mills  J  M  to  G  M  Rogers  nov  1,   pt  It  6 

Assrs  div  34  39  14,  5y  6^  $9000 

Mara  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  12,  It  2  and 

pt  3  It  1   b  20,   Ashland  2d  add   5y  G% 

 $5000 

Matteson  E  L  to  E  Grace  nov  3,  It  6  b  2, 

34  39  14,  5y  6^  $3500 

Mansfield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  15 

It  9  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  6J^^  $1500 

MoDermot  IW  to  W  B  3ibb8  nov  9,  It  5  b 

4,  34  39  14,  5y  ^%  $2500 

McDermott  M  to  W  B  Gibbs  nov  9,  pt  Its 

46  to  48  b  9,  24  39  14,  5y  6^  $3000 

McDermott  M  to  W  B  Gibbs  nov  9,  It  19 

b  1  b  17,  33  39  14,  5y  6$  $4000 

Malmquist  A  to  O  J  Kavanagh  nov  16,  It 

10  b  28,  6  39  16,  75s  $20,000 


McManamon  G  B  to  C  B  Eyer  nov  16,  pt 

It  5  It  2  etc  16  36  14,  ly  6%  $1500 

Maher  L  E  to  D  Eicbberg  oct  12,  pt  It  6 

b  6,  21  38  14,  6y   $3000 

May  J  to  Will  H  Moore  nov  11,  Its  10  and 

12  It  26,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $7500 

McCarthy  J  to  F  W  Straus  nov  6,  Us  47 

and  48  b  6  etc  13  39  13,  5y  6^. .'. . . .  $5000 
Mnrray  C   to   Citizens  Mnt  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  9,  pt  It  5  b  1,  16  38  14,  %%  $1800 

Miller  J  T  to  H  P  Kranz  nov  1,  n  w  qr  n 

e  qr  29  41  12,  2y  6)t  $7000 

Marshall  G  W  to  L  J  Swift  May  6,  It  16  b 

14,  23  39  13,  5y   $2500 

Marsh  W  D  to  F  S  James  nov  14,  Its  23 

and  24  b  3  White  to  Evnstn  5y  5^.. $3000 
Morley  M  J  to  T  (VNeil  nov  5,  It  7  b  24, 

17  39  14,  5y  6^  $5874 

Moore  W  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  15, 

pt  b  3  U  D  L  add  3y  1%  $1200 

Mailers  J  B  to  E  S  Hunter  nov  13,  pt  Its 

12  and  11  b  2,  2  38  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Nichols  C  B  to  S  J  Lnmbard  oct  29,  It  81 

and  pt  82,  8  39  13,   $1614 

Nekola  F  to  J  Peoha  nov  12,  It  79  b  43, 

19  39  14,  6y   $3000 

Nagel  H  to  R  Berger  nov  12,  It  14  b  1,  28 

39  14,  6y  6^  $1500 

O'Donnell  A  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  13,  Its  1 

and  24  b  9,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $12,000 

O'Malley  J  E  to  T  G  &  T  Co  nov  12,  It  40 

and  41  b  24,  33  40  14,  2y  1%   $1500 

Olson  B  to  P  0  Stensland  nov  15,  It  12  b 

9  etc  Clifford  add  5y  6^  $3500 

O'Neil  A  D  to  D  M  Hillis  oct  25,  pt  b  12, 

16  40  14,  ly  &%  $1553 

Payne  J  V  to  E  8  Dreyer  nov  14,  pt  It  1  b 

8,  24  39  13,  5y   $6000 

Prasche  O  to  A  Torpe   nov  15,   It  25  It  1, 

36  40  14,  5y  6g  $1500 

Pigott  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  17,  It 

60  b  3  b  1?,  33  39  14,  3y  7^  $1200 

Pease  L  S  to  A  B  Mead  nov  15,  It  15  B  to 

Argyle  5y  6^  $2500 

Pease  E  to  H  R  Baldwin   nov  11,   Its  22 

and  23  b  10  Berwyn  3y  6;^  $3500 

Payne  J  V  to  0  0  Schumacher  nov  6,  It  12 

It  2  b  2,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  . ,  $2700 

Przybjzewski  W  to  E  D'An<yna  nov  14, 

It  106  b  2  b  91  Sheff  add,  —  $4200 

Pease  E  to  H  R  Baldwin  nov  11,   Its  22 

and  23  b  10,  31  39  13,  3y  6^  $3500 

Paulsen  E  B  to  E  W  Zander  nov  25,  It  30 

b  9,  18  40  14,  1%  $1400 

Powers  R  J  to  G  G  Newbury  nov  9,  It  22 

b  7,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $3000 

Peterson  N  to  S  W  Straus  nov  9,  It  7  and 

8  It  2,  15  38  14,  5y  6^  $14,000 

Parker  R  8  to  E  M  Snow  nov  11,   Its  13 

to  24  b  2,  37  and  38  b  1,  2  39  13,  2y  If 

 $2000 

Peterson  F  to  T  S  Creighton  nov  14,  pt 

b  6  E  &  E  add  Evnstn  H  $3750 

Price  R  S  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  15,  pt  b  9, 

26  38  14.  5y  1%  $6500 

Pratt  H  B  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  12,  pt  Us 

21  to  24  b  6  F  of  J  &  P  add  3y  7J6.  .$1500 
Peterson  A  to  M  E  Gi-eenebaum  nov  14, 

It  8  and  pt  9  b  3,  36  40  13,  5y  1%. .  .$1400 
Ritter  B  to  A  C  Ernst  nov  13,  Its  26  and 

27  b  8,  29  40  14,  5y  6^  $5000 

Reid  M  A  to  T  G  &  T  Co  Feb  15,  It  16  b 

7,  35  40  13,  5y  1%  $1000 

Rehman  B  to  J  A  Rose  nov  15,  It  16  b  1, 

10  38  14,  3y  6^  ,  $5000 

Raforth  0  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  12, 

It  20  b  1,  19  40  14,  5y  &y^%  $1000 

Robertson  B  P  and  W  H  to  F  M  Elliott 

Dov  9,  Its  7  and  8  b  6,  19  41  14,  3y  6« 

 $4000 

Reinhardt  J  to  W  Heinemann  mch  1,  It 

47  b  16,  19  40  14,  6^  $3000 

Refenburg  W  H  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  1, 

Its  and  5  It  1  b  7,  8  37  15,  5y  1%  $3800 

Root  F  E  to  F  B  BeaDody  nov  18,  It  18  It 

1  b  6,  36  38  14,  5y  7<g  $2000 

Bobbins  S  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  9,  pt  e  hf 

n  w  qr  n  w  qr  32  39  14,  5y  &%  $21,000 

Rosmerinowski  A  to  E  G  Foreman  oot  10 

It  8  b  11,  5  39  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Shreve  B  8  to  W  D  Eerfoot  nov  11,  It  4  It 

8  b  18  o  t  6«  $3000 

Smith  F  to  H  W  Mahan  Aug  8,  pt  It  18  b 

2,  23  38  14,  2y  6^  $2500 

Storey  C  W  to  E  0  Wyman  nov  1,  It  19  b 

21,  17  39  14,  5y  &%  $5000 

Schultz  C  W  to  J  H  Gilbert  nov  15,  It  91 

and  pt  90  b  10,  20  39  14,  6^  $1800 

Sohulta  E  and  F  J  to  Northn  T  0,  oot  25, 

It  4  b  7  Hyde  Pk  5y  655  

Sehlesinger  J  to  W  Loeb   nov  17,   Its  26 

and  91  b  7,  8  39  13,  3y  G%  $2500 

Sohaner  E  J  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  16,  It  47 

b  7,  2  39  13,  5y  7^  $1100 

Snndby  A  to  8  W  Connell  nov  15,  It  28  b 


1,  17  38  14,  6y  &%  $1600 

Schwennesen  T  A  to  HP  Sohwennesen 

nov  4,  Its  30  and  31  b  13   Sheff  add  3y 

(,%  $1500 

Schultz  O  F  to  W  C  Frioke  nov  9,  It  6  It  1 

33  40  14,  6?  $2500 

Schanel  M  to  O  Eubin  nov  12,  It  36  b  2, 

5  39  14,  4y  6^  $9000 

Sowka  A  to  F  G  Smejkal  nov  2,  It  1  b  2  b 

13,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $3800 

Shermerhorn  E  E  to  G  C  Fry  nov  1,  pt  It 

84  div  2,  30  38  1 5,  6^   $6000 

Steinhaner  H  W  to  M  J  O'Brien  nov  13, 

It  2  b  6,  33  39  14,  7y  6^  $1960 

Serbeck  J  H  to  W  L  Jeffries  nov  11,  It  2 

It  8,  17  39  13,  3y  6^  $1500 

Simons  8  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  9,  pt 

It  8  It  6  Fansoot  3  38  14,  6y  6$,  5  deeds 

 $26,(00 

Stewart  H  to  E  Page  nov  12,  pt  It  40  and 

all  39  b  14,  6  39  14,  2y  1%  $2000 

Sohurz  H  M  to  R  Berger   oot  21,   Its  65 

and  66  b  2  Mfg  add  3y  6^  $V000 

Snyder  J  W  to  C  E  Bartley  nov  12,  It  135 

Bartley  add  36  39  13,      1%  $6000 

Sanderson  W  H  to  A  Wahl  nov  12,  It  5  b 

20,  13  39  13,  3y  6^  $3300 

Swenson  0  0  to  H  A  Haogan   nov  14,  pt 

It  7  b  4,  15  38  14,  5y  6^   $7000 

Sohmid  R  G  to  W  Loeb  nov  14,  It  14  Oak 

Grove  add  5y  6%  $6000 

Shutz  M  to  W  Bartels  nov  10,  It  24  b  1, 14 

39  13,  ly  6%  $3000 

Smith  8  to  S  Straus  nov  13,  It  24  b  8,  B 

6  E  add  Im  6^  $3100 

Svarez  D  to  O  M  White   sept  14,  pt  It  38 

Baxter's  Onillmette  res,  —  42  13,  ly  %% 

 $2000 

Sumner  A  L  to  E  T  Harland  nov  1,  s  hf  n 

e  qr  n  e  qr  12  38  13,  5y  7^  $3000 

Storrs  D  W  to  W  L  Jeffries  nov  13,  Its  9 

«nd  10  b  1  Jackson's  snb  4  38  14,  5y  b% 

 $10,000 

Shirk  H  0  to  D  E  Wagner  oot  7,  It  5  and 

6  b  1,  18  39  13,  3y  7^  $1800 

Schanel  M  to  C  Stein  oot  15,  It  36  b  2,  6 

39  14,  ly  &%  $2000 

Snow  A  T  to  P  V  Castle  nov  15,  It  3  b  2, 

9  39  13,  6y  6%  $2300 

St  Ennz  Q  to  W  Heinemann  nov  14,  It  63 

b  3,  6  39  14,  3y  &%  $3000 

Smalley  W  W  to  F  G  Bradley  nov  5,  It  10 

b  4,  34  39  14,  5y  &%  $^^000 

Szyker  W  to  E  G  Foreman  nov  30,  It  128 

Harland  add  6y  6^  $2800 

Trebiloook  A  to  J  L  Chapman  nov  15.  pt 

Its  15  and  16  b  2,  16  38  14,  6y  6^...$6500 
Thornton  C  8  to  A  B  Mead  oct  10,  It  27  b 

18  Brand  add  6%  $2500 

Trnesdell  P  H  to  W  Heinemann  nov  13, 

It  45  b  2,  19  40  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Thomas  0  S  to  A  Lnehr   nov  1,   pt  It  36 

Snow  &  D  snb  8  40  14,  2y   $1750 

Trowbridge  A  U  to  E  G  Mason  nov  12,  It 

12  to  36  8  w  qr  32  37  14,  3y  1%  $4000 

Tisohper  J  to  E  G  Foreman  nov  7,  It  52  b 

35,  19  39  14,  5y  6JS  $4500 

Thai  E  to  A  Torpe  nov  11,  It  8  b  3,  28  40 

14,  6^  $1200 

Tonk  M  to  T  3  4  T  Co  nov  11,  It  8  b  6  b 

10  Sheff  add  2y  6^%  $18,000 

Trowbridge  A  L  M  to  E  G  Mason  nov  12, 

Its  1  to  10  and  37  to  41  s  w  frl  qr  32  37 
14,  6^  $20C0 

Trauscht  C  to  0  L  Schaar  nov  6,  It  29  b 
3,  28  39  14,  655  $1500 

Taylor  E  R  to  M  0  Clancy  nov  19,  It  63  b 

4  etc  32  41  14,  5y  655  $1500 

Thomsen  J  to  J  F  Dryden   nov  15,   Its  1 

and  2  It  4  8  8  add  5y  6}4%  $10,000 

Trzonski  A  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  nov  18,  It  12 

Pnillips  &  Fay  add  7%   $3100 

Thayer  O  F  to  J  0  Eing  nov  13,  pt  It  27 

and  all  28  b  14,  18  39  14,  ly  6%  $3500 

Underwood  W  T  to  G  H  Monroe  nov  15, 

b  11  Taylor  sub  21  38  14,  6%  $10,500 

Underwood  C  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  nov  1, 

It  3  b  7  Hyde  Park  5y  b}4%  $6600 

Uhe  A  F  to  P  0  Stensland  nov  12,  Its  26 

and  26  b  1,  31  40  14,  4y   $6000 

Von  Wedelstedt  8  to  J  Stern  nov  5,  Its  10 

and  11  b  4,  32  39  14,  —  $3500 

Varian  A  R  to  O  E  Hutchinson  nov  1,  It 

5  b  4,  20  40  14,  and  o  p  ly   $2250 

Voelcker  U  to  F  8  Winston  nov  13,  It  JO 

b  2,  19  40  14,  2y  6%  ,  $2500 

Wagner  E  to  T  C  Enhn  oot  21,  It  21  It  3, 

4  39  14,  5y  6^4%.  $1000 

Wagner  B  to  M  B  Greenebanm  nov  14,  It 

24  Glick  sub  8  38  14,  3y  7^  $1100 

Watts  J  to  D  J  Avery  nov  16,  It  8  b  11,  28 

38  14,  6y  6*  $2500 

Welles  G  S  to  W  H  Cook  nov  14,  pt  It  23 

b  5,  26  41  12,  3y  7^  $2500 

Weatherson  8  J  to  JO  Hutohins  nov  13, 


pt  It  32  Griggs  sub  34  39  14,  6y  6<.|6000 
Walsh  J  to  A  Euss  nov  9,  pt  It  23  b  6,  36 

39  13,  ly  e%  $1600 

West  F  W  to  F  C  Brockhansen  nov  1,  It  1 

b  4,  6  40  14,  4y  7;?  $2000 

Wells  A  8  to  8  W  Rawson  nov  8,  Its  8  to 

18  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  6^  $11,000 

White  R  to  III  T  &  8  Bk  nov  8,  It  21  b  1, 

9  38  14,  5y  656  $2200 

Warren  O  J  to  W  H  Cook  oct  22,  pt  b  1  b 

40,  17  39  14,  3y  6%,  3  deeds  $5000 

Williams  C  et  al  to  E  E  Bayley  nov  6,  It 

19  b  1,  17  38  14,  5y  6«   $3000 

Westerlir  J  M  to  H  A  Uangan  nov  14,  Its 

11  and  pt  12  b  1,  29  40  14,  3y  6^. ...$2000 
Weseman  H  to  C  H  Patten  nov  8,  pt  e  hf 

n  e  qr  and  pt  9  42  10,  6y  6%  $2520 

Wolff  L  to  N  M  Bomenthal  nov  15,  It  15 

b  19,  33  40  14,  6^   $5000 

Wygant  B  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  12,  It 

13  and  14  b  5,  1  39  13,  6y  6%  $60fO 

Walsh  P  D  to  T  H  Cannon  nov  15,  Its  11 

and  pt  12  and  Its  13  to  23  Dales  snb  34 

39  14,  5y   $2000 

Young  A  E  to  Northn  T  Co  nov  7,  pt  6  36 

15,  5y  7%  $18,000 

Zuttermeister  F  W  to  H  C  Zuttermeister 

nov  11,  It  16  b  4,  10  38  14,  6^  $4000 

CHATTBL,  nOKTUAUKIl. 


Anderson  A  M  to  L  Swanson  nov  fl,  fnrn 

208  Chestnut  2y  $1000 

Anderson  F  O  to  H  P  Mount  nov  14,  fnrn 

7m  $162 

Adduce  8  to  A  Volps  nov  18,  shop  100  Van 

B,  10m  t— 

Andrews  I  to  E  G  Schmidt  Brg  Co  nov 

18,  saloon  11  Dearborn  2y  $1200 

Allen  W  R  to  E  Smith  nov  16,  fnrn  7m.  $70 
Angarola  R  W  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

nov  9,  saloon  202  n  Sangamon  2y...$450 
Anstin  H  M  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  11,  farn 

6140  Greenwood  12m  $83 

Allan  L  to  J  H  Wadella  nov  13,  farn  1221 

Wabash  av  ly  tlOOO 

Anderson  C  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  13, 

fnrn  6m  $103 

Ahlen  8  to  J  M  Strawn  nov  12,  fnrn  6m 

 $103 

Anderson  P  0  to  0  Spangberg  nov  13, 

horses  etc  145  Nebraska  av  ly .  ....  $600 
Ambs  C  T  to  H  W  Rokker  nov  12,  print- 
ing plant  and  stock  194-202  Cliton  ly 

 $20,000 

Burdick  M  to  Decker  Bros  nov  13,  fnrn 

7556  8  Chi  av  $125 

Beran  &  McFarlane  to  Brunswick-B-C  Co 

nov  12,  billiard  goods   323  w  63d  17m 

 $1200 

Boyle  M  E  and  J  to  J  Boyle  Aug  30,  fnrn 

2y  $1000 

Baldridge  8  T  to  J  Harlen  nov  14,  horses 

etc  Jan  1  $100 

Bangalupo  A  to  J  W  MoMahon   uov  14, 

saloon  866  Van  Bnren  2y  $1600 

Bennett  M  A  to  A  B  Pease  nov  5,  fnrn  247 

Jackson  18m  $300 

Berlund  0  to  0  E  Wyman  aug  9,  fnrn  2y 

 $119 

Burbank  H  C  to  ME  Finch  nov  14,  farn 

6m  $77 

Barth  A  D  to  T  J  Dyke  nov  14,  farn  and 

8  m  63  Fowler  6m  $100 

Brady  J  H  to  W  J  Mayer  nov  16,  market 

1015  w  Harrison  22m  $400 

Benson  M  to  W  Hazleton  nov  14,  farn  6m 

 $73 

Bauer  L  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  <fc  M  Co 

nov  13,  saloon  322  w  14th  ly  $350 

Besloss  O  to  N  W  Brg  Co  nov  12,  saloon 

1136  Oakley  2y  $360 

Comorato  &  Co  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  oot  21, 

saloon  387  Clark  dem  $460 

Clark  F  B  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  14,  farn  7 

m  $249 

Corcoran  M  J  to  P  Corcoran  nov  13,  fnrn 

1551  w  12th  $300 

Cavanagh  &  Ponsonby  to  Eeeley  Brg  Co 

nov  4,  saloon  1935  State  2y  $1128 

Chantat  D  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  18,  farn  7m 

 $70 

Clybourne  H  C  to  J  H  Sperbeck  oct  30, 

farn  and  piano  4522  Champlain  av  ly 

 $700 

Chambers  J  T  to  M  B  Finch  nov  11,  fnrn 

and  s  m  6m  $98 

Courtney  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  12,  fnrn 

479  Morgan  23m  $135 

Crane  J  A  to  M  E  Finch  nov  15,  fnrn  6m 

 $77 

Caspari  E  B  to  V  A  Steen  nov  16,  forn 

270d3  $300 

Claney  P  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  nov  2,  bldg 

1012  Springer  8t  ly   $288 


ii2d 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  23,  1895. 


Oonsidine  D  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  oot  9, 

saloon  999  Madison  2y  |1622 

Daosen  U  to  J  I'andberg  dot  3,  restrnt 

179  Grand  av  13m  S250 

Donovan  W  F  to  J  F  Long  nov  11,  saloon 

321  Clark  |160 

Dnmois  J  B  Z  to  £  Smith  sep  30,  farn 

and  8  m  7m  $115 

Dodenoh  F  W  to  N  Westn  Brg  Oo  nov  15, 

saloon  529  w  15th  2y  $.S50 

Forest  F  D  to  D  Fries  nov  7,  fnrn  6m.|190 
Free  J  A  to  G  D  Henningei  nov  12,  hor- 
ses etc  125  w  Ohio  f250 

Froiland  M  to  P  O  Derbyshire  oot  5,  fnrn 

204  Dearborn  av  2y...'  $350 

Fannon  R  D  Jr  to  Q  Nichols  nov  18,  mdse 

46  n  Clark  ly,  p  m  $400 

Freeman  J  to  L  E  Hopkins  nov  13,  piano 

and  fnrn  Evanston  7m  $330 

Gardner  R  H  to  H  P  Monnt  nov  9,  fnrn 

and  piano  457  Bowen  av  7m  fl30 

Galde  0  to  W  Liohthardt  nov  4,  wagons 

horses,  cattle,  etc,  Schanmberg  ly..$174 
Goldman  H  to  G  Q  Hnbbell  nov  12,  fnrn 

10m  |165 

Graman  D  A  to  N  A  Grammer  nov  13, 

mdse  eept  1,'97  $475 

Gernig  A  to  D  8  Brg  Oo  nov  14,  saloon 

104  5th  av  $700 

Qriffi  J  T  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co  nov  12, 

saloon  21  Taylor  2y  

Hoehlemann  F  to  0  H  Merrick   nov  14, 

fnrn  3601  Mahlor  2y  

Harris  C  to  8  F  Gnnsolns  nev  13,  fnrn  ly 

 $100 

Hogan  R  F  to  M  P  Barker  nov  1,  piano 

etc  Jone  1  $162 

Hoyne  J  T  to  L  G  Smith  oot  25,  piano  6m 

 $90 

Ueinen  P  P  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov 

15,  salson  519  Larrabee  2y  $1000 

Hill  J  H  to  R  M  MoOreery  nov  16,  fare  18 

m  $150 

Hart  Q  D  to  F  MoNellis  nov  16,  forn  23m 

 $101 

Hawley  B  0  to  J  H  Gnnsolns  nov  12,  farn 

and  piano  794  Folton  9m  $100 

Haaoh  F  to  0  Roesohlein  nov  13,  farn  879 

North  av  ly  $900 

Harmes  L  to  M  E  Finch  cov  12,  farn  6m 

   $77 

HofiEotoot  A  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  11,  fnrn 

and  s  m,  6m  ,  $130 

Isaacson  Q  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  15,  piano 

and  s  m  and  farn  7m  $163 

Johnson  E  to  A  Btggs  nov  16,  horse  etc 

14d8  $475 

June  A  to  R  M  MoOreery  nov  16,  fnrn  6m 

 $81 

James  A  to  Fortune  Bros  Brg  Oo  nov  18, 

saloon  110  Desplaines  $5C0 

Jarmuth  O  to  T  Harrison  nov  15,  photo 
gallery  64  and  66  Oentl  Masio  Hall  2y 

 $5500 

Eepka  J  to  F  McNellis  nov  13,  piano  23m 

 $91 

Kiel  A  to  Brunswick-B-C  Oo  nov  15,  bill- 
iard tables,  etc,  986  n  Halsted  14m  p  m 

 $700 

Eusling  A  to  P  Schneider  nov  11,  horse, 

baggy  etc  6054  Halsted  2y  $300 

Eatzmar  W  to  fl  V  Moore  oot  26,  piano 

 $195 

Eonoperlis  P   to  I  Eonoperlis  nov  14, 

mdse  305  North  av  ly  $375 

Laynor  H  B  to  E  Smith  nov  12,  furn  8m 

 $200 

Lnria  A  to  F  Spreen  nov  14,  fnrn  638 

Noble  3m  $161 

Leopold  L  to  Am  Brg  Oo  nov  6,  saloon 

647  Jane  2y  $250 

Long  A   to  W  M  Vanderventer   nov  13, 

furn  6302  Oot  Q  av  9m  $500 

Limber  T  F  to  R  R  Williams  sept  23,fnrn 

6m  $100 

Levy  8  H  to  H  A  P  Mogg  nov  18,  fnrn 

296  Oakley  av  23m  $100 

Lombard  F  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  12, 

s  m  and  farn  6m  $82 

Lynn  M  F  to  J  H  Gansolns  nov  12,  fnrn 

and  piano  56  Olive  $150 

Laurino  A  to  P  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  nov 

16,  saloon  flttgs  18m  $575 

Leet  0  V  to  T  B  Waring  nov  15,  machy 

etc.  378  Grand  av  5m   $150 

Lob  G  E  to  A  J  Strong  oot  20,  farn  9m 

 $100 

Mirtels  A  to  G  Hieber  nov  13,  farn  202 

Olybonrn  pi  3m  $75 

Morrell  W  P  to  Merle  &  H  Mfg  Oo  nov  13, 
pool  and  billiard  tables  1488  Milwaukee 

av  16m  p  m  , 

Myers  N  to  W  Uazleton  nov  14,  furn  6m 

 $73 

Murray  E  D  Jr  to  F  M  Bailey  nov  16, furn 
386  Oakwood  blvd  18m  $500 


Maloney  W  J  to  A  J  Strong  nov  14,  furn 

2y  $235 

Mabee  E  to  M  J  Borrocghs  nov  15,  fnrn 

4559  Dake  av  2y   $100 

McMahon  P  J  to  G  G  Hnbbell  nov  12,furn 

9m  $80 

Murphy  L  E  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  12,  furn 

7m  $133 

Matthien  E  to  A  G  Louis  nov  4,  forn  2y 

 $200 

Millar  S  S  to  D  Pries  oct  24,  furn  3m.. $226 
Matson  A  to  M  Nelson   nov  9,   horse  eto 

5331  Atlantic  6m  $160 

Mason  D  D  to  Indepndt  Brg  Asm  nov  14 
saloon   Ridge  and  Bryn  Mawr  avs  2y 

 $1305 

Markoe  A  M  to  E  Smith  nov  13,  fnru  8m 

 $135 

Nicholas  J  B  to  J  Cullen  nov  12,  horses 

eto,  567  Polk  ly  .$112 

Nelson  D  to  O  Nelson  nov  15,  shop  897  n 

Westn  av  11m  $500 

Nelson  N  A  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  12,  s  m  and 

furn  6m    $72 

Nihill  L  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov  11, 

saloon  126  18th  2y  $500 

Overhae  F  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo,  saloon 

3152  Wallace  2y  $500 

O'Hair  0  W  to  G  0  Billiard  T  Oo   oot  11, 

billiard  tables  eto  11m  p  m  ,  ,  $530 

Fitter  J  H  to  W  H  Arthur  et  al  nov  13 

drags  894  Lake  $300 

Perroni  P  V  to  0  Sobiapparasse  nov  1, 

furn  Jan  1,'97  $450 

Potter  Q  U  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  13,  piano 

7m  $154 

Pincus  E  to  0  Meader  nov  13,  furn  10m 

 $132 

Pellitier  L  to  G  Moneyracque  nov  18, furn 

66  Wells  2y    |300 

Pearson  B  to  Schoenhofen  BrgOo  nov  12, 

saloon  335  33a  2y  $375 

Popek  8  P  to  A  Piatt  nov  12,  saloon  562 

n  Abhland  Uds  $400 

Parker  T  A  &  Oo  to  O  McGrew  nov  15, 

saloon  $360 

Preston  J  to  M  K  Meyer  nov  1,  farm  uten- 
sils etc.  New  Tier  ly  $300 

Ryan  T  M  to  S  Goldstine  oot  11,  furn 

908  Madison  2y  $200 

Rennell  G  T  to  Brunswiok-B-0  nov  16, 
billiard  table,  etc,  370  Westn  av  12m 

p  m  $310 

Rich  J  to  Q  G  Hubbell  nov  9,  fnrn  and 

piano  10m  $103 

Riohey  J  W  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  15, 

fnru  7m  $71 

Stout  0  F  to  H  P  Mount  nov  14,  farn  4m 

 $222 

Stephenson  J  0  to  A  J  Strong  nov  6, 

piano  3m  $84 

Sutton  A  to  F  W  Hill  &  Oo  nov  11,  piano 

1334  Wabash  av  2m  $97 

Schoemaker  F  S  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  18, 

farn  6m    $103 

Smith  G  E  to  Standard  Bry  nov  18,  sa- 
loon 2100  Dearborn  23m  $600 

Sorensen  T  to  R  A  Baker  sept  26,  furn 

304  w  Huron  ly  $73 

Sohaefer  J  to  Brnnswiok-B-O  Co  nov  18. 

billiard  table  163  Dearborn  5m,  p  m  $631 
Scholefield  J  V  to  HA  F  Mogg  nov  9, 

piano  23m  .-$102 

Schroeder  W  H  to  A  M  Kefer  nov  13,  fnrn 

296  North  av  4m  $143 

Schmidt  F  to  F  Zellet  nov  14,  fnru  6m 

 $150 

Smith  Corrugating  Co   to   E  Baoharach 

nov  9  furn  2y   $1700 

Sohlacks  J  to  0  Sohlaoks   nov  14,  horses 

eto  3249  State  3y  $925 

Sorenson  a  P  to  J  M  Strawn   nov  13,  pi- 
ano and  farn  6m  $103 

Sohrender  A   to   Fuller  &  F  Co   nov  10, 

drugs  48th  and  Lake  Deo  10,'96  $750 

Searles  0  M  to  G  H  Johnson  nov  11.  fixts 

866  Western  av  '...$200 

Thomas  W  to  J  Stinson  &  Oo  nov  13,  sa- 
loon 493  Lake  ly  $1200 

Tanner  J  to  D  Pries  nov  13,   horses  eto 

6619  Wentworth  av  3m  $166 

Taylor  J  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  14,  furn  43 

Bryant  av  7m  $100 

Volini  0  to  D  Botto   nov  12,  mdse  111  w 

Madison  2y  $2667 

Vaughn  J  T  to  Troy  M  Oo  nov  12,  horses 

laundry  etc  2y  o .  $5590 

Vogel  L  to  A  Tinotin   oot   29,  grocery 

5681^  Ogden  av  7m  $70 

Wendt  M  to  J  R  Eline  nov  9,  fnrn  398 

Jackson  bvd  16m  $300 

Walsh  D  W  to  M  E  Finch  nov  13,  furn  6m 

 $207 

Wade  S  B  to  J  Wolfe  oct  31,  farn  6m.. $186 
Wilk  F  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  nov  13,  saloon  448 
w  Fnllerton  2y  $250 


White  8  to  L  L  Harris  nov  13,   furn  219 

26th  2y  $200 

Weaver  W  W  to  J  J  Owen    nov  9,  horee 

eto  and  piano  39  Bosworth  av  13m.. $300 
Wirtz  M  to  M  Mullen   nov  11,  pool  table 

eto  346  Harrison  $125 

Williams  W  M  to  A  Barnet  nov  16,  den- 
tal furn,  eto,  31  s  Park  av  6m  $278 

Welbrasky  W  to  M  E  Finch  nov  14,  fnrn 

6m    $77 

Whalen  T  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  nov  14,  sa- 
loon 606  Lincoln  av,  2y  $1026 

Whalen  T  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  nov  14,  sa- 
loon 4033  n  Clark  2y  $1241 

Winterble  W  J  to  J  Springer  sept  2.  furn 

97  Whipple  4m   $70 

Walker  E  R  to  M  A  Fonlke  ang  81.  fnrn 

5323  Washington  av  3m  $326 

Weinand  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  12,  furn 

23m  $104 

Wallace  J  to  D  Wagner  nov  12,  fnrn  10m 

 ...$200 

Weedlich  R  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  nov  12, 

aaloon  4950  State  23m..  $200 

Zillenka  8  to  E  H  Nieman  nov  11,  fnrn 
piano  and  s  m  440  Hermitage  av,  dec 
10,'96  $300 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


JTankoweki  Kfo  J  JankowBki  oot  29,  grocery  605 

Dickson  St   H50 

Holdemeir  G  J  to  J  F  Dickson  nov  8,  fnra  171  43rd 

 16  0 

Wiee  0  to  0  F  Bryhn  sept  3.  fnrn  Madison  II 

Harington  L  0  to  E  Mufflll  nov  6,  mdse  and  s  m  711 

12U  St  $800 

Jackson  J  0  to  E  Harris  aufj  20,  farn  t75 

Goodman  P  L  to  8  L  Goodman  ang  26,  turn  21'5  n 

Clark  $276 

Mehls  E  0  to  E  Mehls  nov  8,  fnrn  $75 

Baehler  H  to  J  Landy  et  al  nov  11,  market  661 

Madison  $5000 

Schooley  J  S  to  M  B  Oalkias  noT  9,  farn  150 

Fredman  W  F  to  M  A  E  bauer  nov  11,  grocery  3(i9 

63rd  $600 

Boalonkos  N  et  al  to  0  Manthls  nov  8,  farn  618  63d 

 $95 

Wilkinson  J  B  to  L  Tattle  nov  13,  6260  Wentworth 

av  $761 

B'etz'dger  &  HopS  to  J  M  Ewen  nov  14,  horses  etc 

945  Leavitt  $1000 

Newman  M  to  M   Newman  nov  14,  grocery  190 

Center  st   $600 

Markman  0  E  to  J  V  Markman  nov  6,  fnrn  $1200 

Powers  P  to  T  O'Connor  nov  13,  saloon  7500  Stony 

Isl  av  '$60C 

Wilson  W  P  to  L  Mer\i  sept  14,  mdse  6034  State$1600 
Merki  L  to  F  L  Hewitt  oct  lU,  mdee  6034  State. .$1000 
Arnold  J  M  to  F  E  Owens  mch  25,  fnru  6121  Ellis 

av  $200 

Anderson  H  0  to  J  Anderson  nov  13,  mdse  eto. ..{600 

Goodman  L  to  D  Goodman  oct  29,  horses  etc  $488 

Elm  M  to  O  Sent  nov  12,  pants  etc  $1C0 

Bernard  M  to  E  J  Purdon  nov  12,  furn  641  Monroe 

  11600 

Rudolph  C  J  to  E  Herr  ing  sept  19,  furn  $161 

AlTord  L  B  to  G  Nedral  noy  13,  farn  46  n  Clark. $1125 
Schreiner  N  to  N  Faber  nov   14,  horses  etc  46C5 

Wentworth  $156 

Starn  I  to  0  A  Lang  $16(0 

Johnston  G  T  to  A  Bargess  nov    14,  horses  eto 

6715  Union  av  $300 

Epstein  M  to  M  Mock  nov  14,  pool  table  $100 

Sttvoie  A  to  B  Einnard  nov  11,  horses  eto  1006  w 

Harrison   $1440 

Hnlny  W  0  to  C  Parete  nov  13,  furn  $100 

Hartman  L  to  O  E  Hand  apr  18,  saloon  67th  and 

Stony  Isld  av  $4000 

Considine  J  W  to  A  Lacy  oct  10,  farn  6142  Prince- 
ton $39 

Jackson  W  to  G  W  Knot  nov  14,  fnrn  1073  Jack. 

son  blvd  $60 

Moor  E  W  to  Bergen  b  Beatty  nov  12,  farn,  books 

supplies  etc  Celluloid  Matress  Co   ...$1125 

Hallida  M  to  M  Weill  nov  15,  turn  limes  bidg..  .$500 
Tarr  W  W  to  Dr  Tarr  Oreme  ijentiflce  Co  oct  25, 

plant  39  w  Washington  $9800 

Vlggers  C  H  to  0  Vlggers  nov  16,  fnrn  292  Hermit- 
age, $275 

Lepper  N  8  to  N  8  Leppers  Oo  oot  2,  horses,  scaf- 
folding, ladders  etc,  and  furn  84  LaSalle  $5000 

Mattis  J  B  to  H  J  Hansen  sept  26,  mdse  346  3l8t$1200 
Hansen  H  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  oct  2,  saloon  345 

3lBt  $2f0 

Block  0  to  B  0  Strehl  oot  2,  furn  131  22nd  $237 

Ried  W  A  to  B  W  Reinboth  oct  7,  farn  126  Fuller- 
ton  av  $600 

ecoville  A  to  H  E  Siegler  oct  3  furn  144  Warren  av$l 

Bohening  M  to  D  H  Rons  oct  8,  mdse  $700 

Eropp  W  to  0  Bierbaum  oct  2,  grocery  1912  n  Ash- 
land  $350 

Bramhall  A  to  P  McMahon  oot  2,  saloon  293  Clark 

 $200 

Bagley  A  G  to  A  T  Bagley  sept  26,  machy  etc,  10 
Springer  bldg  $1000 


Berlin  Machine  Works  v  L  J  Blades,  $789. 
T  O  Joy  &  Oo  V  W  M  Browp.  $1,141.48. 
A  M  Miner  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $300. 
Phil  and  Beading  0  and  I  Oo  v  J  A  Oarran,  $686. 
B  Belly  v  J  Kelly,  $741. 
0  Seipp  Brg  Oo  v  J  and  M  Lewis,  $1,160. 
0  D  Irwin  v  M  E  and  0  R  Mlnnick,  $1,148. 
Stafford,  McQlinn  &  Co  v  Mc(jee  Marble  and  Granite 
Oo,  $990. 

J  8  Putney  v  8  M  Rothschild,  $661.08. 
0  Colof  V  Harris  Rosenthal,  $2,968. 
L  A  Centlivre  v  J  H  Sohwerger,  $2,713. 
J  Cotteaux  V  M  P  Strifl,  $50o. 
Rudolph  Holm  v  Taylor  &  Taylor,  $6,216. 
Anheaser.Basoh  Brewing  Assn  v  Lonise  Brandel, 
$J,702.80. 

Christian  F  Collet  v  Louise  Brandel,  $1,460. 
Michael  Rosenberg  v  01;  y  of  Chicago,  $760. 
Weir  &  Craig  Manufacturing  Oo  v  Jacob  Conrath  et 

al,  $1,942.22. 
Burrows  &  Oo  v  L  J  Fisher,  $623.33. 
Annate!  Fitzgerald  v  Holson  Electric  Harness  Sup- 
ply Co.  $3,239.16. 
Sweet,  Demp:jter  &  Oo  v  Samunl  Loeb,  $1,046.78. 
Sarah  A  NoOlintock  v  John  F  McOormick  et  al,  $696. 
Frank  E  Weakley  v  A  F  Portner,  $628.99. 
John  Martin  v  Lonise  Brandel,  $601.46. 
J  M  Maxson  v  Ira  J  Ordway,  $1,875. 
J  ElUan,  admtr  est  A  Ochs  v  P  0  0  and  St  L,  0  U 

and  St  P  and  r,  and  N  W  R  R  Cos,  $2,000. 
JoUet  Stone  Oo  v  E  Slattery,  $990.70. 
J  Fonzen  v  Peter  Simon,  $1,400.67. 
Consider  H  Wlllett  v  W  J  Slee,  $1,800, 
W  EIrk  Soap  Oo  v  H  M  Oohen,  $4,876. 
Orson  H  Brooke  v  Eliza  and  George  Oole,  $1,200. 
S  J  Aklson  V  John  and  Josephine  Nelson,  $600. 
A  Hammeland  v  Charles  W  Mills,  $5,000. 
Frederick  Schneider  v  Gust  Schneider,  $1,067. 
Louis  0  Enhnert  v  Henry  Simon  et  al,  $628. 
Sarah  Sieenberg  v  F  M  Atkinson,  $626. 
National  Union  Building  Association  v  3  W  Brewer, 
$666.22. 

F  Wood  V  George  E  Beaudet,  $1,700. 
Sunday  Creek  Coal  Co  v  J  Oullen,  $2,096. 
National  Tube  Works  v  Craver  &  Steele  Mfg  Oo, 
$4,871. 

May,  Bonner  &  Purlngton  v  James  Chisholm,  633. 
0  M  Atwood  V  Svenke  Downby,  $606. 
Bank  of  America  v  Aaron  Feltenstein,  $6,927. 
8  ElDg  V  Frederick  Felt,  $719. 

E  H  Van  logen  and  D  T  Leahy  v  Jacob  Goldstein, 
$709. 

Liberty  Cycle  Oo  v  H  J  Winn  Cycle  Oo,  $2,700.69. 
M  0  Monroe  v  v  D  Jarrett,  $682. 
0  Schilling  &  Co  V  Eennedy  California  WineOo,$60a. 
L  Weiskopf  V  Julia  A  Loula,  $1,526. 
F  H  Bay  v  0  V  and  0  L  Marsh,  $680. 
J  W  Lanehart,  assignee,  v  R  J  Morse  &  Oo,  $1,960. 
H  Endel  v  Penn  Oo  and  Chicago  Oity  Railway  Oo, 
$1,400. 

Wabash  Loan  and  Building  Association  v  Albert  8 

Stepson,  $6,364. 
S  Egan  V  P  E  Stanley,  $9,766 

Carey-Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v  Otto  Schmidt,  $1,006, 
B  Cook,  admx,  v  Sprague,  Warner  &  Gri8wold,$2,500 
J  H  Rice  V  N  S  Tepperr,  $7,432.8J. 
G  B  Phillips  V  John  Toung,  $665. 
G  Lattemer  v  Henry  Eschmeyer,  1561.61. 
G  M  Shaver,  administrator  estate  of  J  Nieman, 

V  Illinois  Central  Railroad,  $760. 
Diederlch  Geisler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370.22. 
Maurice  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Oo,  $6,000. 
Sweet,  Dempster  &  On  v  Rosenblatt  &  Stein  $779.63. 
Hayes  &  Walker  V  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116.6  ). 
Fittereon  &  Urr  v  B  J  Scannell,  $1,600. 
Peter  Maden  v  Swift  &  Oo,  $1000. 
K  E  Prltol-ard  v  W  H  Silberhorn,  $64,446. 
T  Flyon  v  J  8  Thomas,  $1,(  00, 
W  H  Young  V  R  A  Wells,  $6,000. 
T  F  Mullen  v  J  E  and  Nellie  Winer,  $710.76. 
Flora  0  Whitehead  a  Chicago  and  Erie  Stove  Oo, 

$6,383.90. 
M  E  Eelly  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $1,900. 
J  T  Wallace  v  A  J  Cooper,  $7,685.34. 
Renry  Dusane  v  Carbonized  Stone  Oo,  tl,600. 
R  T  Conway  v  City  of  Chicago,  R  T  Conway, 
$10,712.89. 

F  R  Grover,  admtr  est  of  F  Hansen,  deceased,  v 

Cicero  and  Proviso  Street  Railway  Co,  $5,000. 
Illinois  Staats  Zaltnng  Oo  v  Dernberg  Gliik  Sc  Hor- 
ner, $1,861.26. 
0  T  Barnes  v  J  C  Gould,  $538. 
L  B  Dixon  v  Mrs  Nelson  Morris,  11,260. 
G  W  Kiggs  V  J  A  and  J  8  Qualey,  $768.84. 
Transatlantic  Fur  Co  v  Mano  Svaroz,  $1,090. 
Industrial  Bank  of  Chicago  v  E  J  Bowes  Jr  and  J  R 

Bowes,  $684.16. 
Calumet  National  Bank  v  0  A  Barker  et  al,  $643. 
G  £  Gross  v  J  M  Cunning,  $1,260. 
J  V  McAdam  v  City  of  Chicago,  $2,791.08. 
J  B  Dennis  and  8  F  Johnson  v  Dlngman  Brothers,, 
$1,100.49. 

W  J  MoSnrely  v  L  I  Epstean,  $713.03. 


November  23,  1895. 


•THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1127 


Frank  Eerting,  use  of  Perciyal  Steele,  v  GnetaT  A 

Hchellioger  and  Joha  Doe,  $619.76. 
0  B  Ferguson  v  Ellsba  Qray,  $2,831. 
Lazerag  Silverman  t  Henry  Melz,  $5,636. 
Mayer,  Eugel  <&  Oo  v  M  8  Moseler,  $3,881.88. 
Bradford  A  Knight  T  Jamea  E  Rood,  $618. 
W  J  Peterson  v  Beitba  Biedel,  $689.49, 
Maria  Weir  v  R  M  Weir,  $1,637.50. 
Abendpoet  Oo  v  0  Dernberg,  L  Gliok  and  J  Horner, 

$690.87. 

West  Side  Brg  Oo  v  M  Johnson  et  al,  $1,124.79. 

W  I>  MoJntoeh  v  A  J  Keeler,  $669.66. 

G  Simon,  M  Wolff  and  J  Bernhard  v  H  Rosenthal 

and  B  Simon,  $ij48.94. 
W  M  Moore  v  Samnel  Qrigg  Hotel  Co,  $1,495.31. 
James  D  Lynch  v  W  M  Timberlake  &  Oo.  $28,096.69. 
George  Roth  v  Vendome  Hotel  Oo,  $12,000. 

MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Its  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Badolph  Stiloveo  v  Mrs  Delia  E 
Gallagher  $145 

Lee's  snb,  Its  37  b  5  w  a  e  3^  20  38  14. 
George  Magee  v  Dongald  Moir  and 
Laoina  Bartbart  $230 

Ellis  East  add,  s  19.60  ft  of  It  10  n  2.36  ft 
of  It  11  b  24.  0  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  Ella 
and  T  Oadwallader  $75.22 

Pike's  sub,  It  11  of  s  3^  of  s  e  of  n  e  3^ 
of  8  w  34  seo  3  28  14.  White  Mfg  Oo  v 
Mary  L  Brown  „..$126 

Yerkes'  snb,  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  sab  of  seo  19  40  14. 

5  E  Jaokson  v  Lena  and  Panl  Binsler$41 
Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  0  G  Olasen  v  Geo 

Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.60 

Laflin  st  8,  prem  6434.  Same  v  Charles 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

N  W  Unvsty  snb,  It  6  b  78  of  e  3^  of  seo 
19  41  14.  Chas  H  Sobaar  t  John  M 
Thomas  $984.40 

Sangamon  st  S,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 
T  John  MoShea  $16 

at  Lawrence  av.  prems  7201  to  7227.  Mi- 
chael Keating  t  E  B  and  A  B  Oamp.$250 

Oh'go,  School  sec  add.  It  6  b  60  seo  16  39 
14.  J  T  Fortin  v  Jacob  Jaoobson  .. . .  $250 

Conrtland  st  and  Nebraska  ay,  prems  s  w 
cor.  Dawson  Bros  v  Sophia  Jarohow.$250 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr's  sub.  It  80  of  s  }4 
of  n  w  34  of  n  e  34  of  n  }^  of  n  w  3^  of 
n  e  34  (ex  13  acres)  sec  30  40  14.  Jen- 
kins &  tieynolds  Oo  v  M  0  Morehouse 
and  Sam  Brown  Jr   .  $83 

Milw  av,  Hatterman's  sub,  Its  1  to  7  b  1 
sec  26  40  13.  Panl  Masiak  v  Wm  E  Hat- 
terman,  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago 
and  Patrick  A  Feehan  $817.45 

Caldwell's  Reserve,  Its  13  and  14  b  1  snb 
of  pt  of  Its  2  to  4  in  n  e  qr  5  40  13.  L 
Wolff  Mfg  Co  V  Wm  R  and  Sophia  F 
Buroh  $78.12 

Busby's  snb.  It  8  b  3  in  s  w  3^  14  38  14. 
Eniokerbooker  Ice  Co  v  Henry  Altman 
 $12.86 

La  Salle  st,  prems  119  and  121.  Henry  R 
Wotthington  v  '^Vm  A  Paulsen  $205.81 

Leavitt  and  Van  Bnren  sts,  prems  s  w 
cor.  John  Gillespie  v  Peoples  Institote 
Improvement  Oo  $66.91 

Thompson's  sub,  n  It  9  of  b  w  34  21  40 
It.  Thomas  D  Murphy   v  Michael  J 

Doyle  $35 

frl  sec  8  37  16.  Same  y  Albert  Schwill 

6  Oo   $417.38 

O'Brien  st,  prems  80.   Same  v  George  A 

Bandet..!  $62.60 

Prairie  av,  prems  6132.  Same  y  Thos  J 
Prendergast  $6,250 

0  T  snb,  e  47.68  ft  It  20  in  sub  of  b  69. 
Milton  B  Bushnell  et  al  v  Otto  E  Weber 
 $20,183.04 

Camp's  sub  in  Wetherell's  sub,  Its  1  to  14 
inc,  of  n  3/^  b  3  Norton's  snb  in  n  e  34 
n  e  34  27  38  14.  Orrin  D  Powers  et  al  v 
Arthur  B  and  Everett  B  Camp  ....  $338.65 

Wrightwood,  It  19  in  snb  of  ontlt  B.  P  J 
Earsten  et  al  v  Edward  J  and  Pauline 
E  Bode  $47.50 

Belmont  av.  Brown's  snb,  Its  18  and 
19  of  n  e  34  30  40  14.  North  Branch 
Lumber  Oo  v  Lucy  E  Brown  $124.69 

Twenty-sixth  st,  pi'ems  506.  Otto  Peters 
et  al  y  James  Crowley  $163.23 

Crain's  sub,  pt  of  b  3  of  n  3^  of  n  w  ^  of 
n  w  34  860  19  41  14.  J  J  Monoghan  v  W 
H  Jones  $2102.46 


Flournoy'a  resub  Jones  &  Patrick's  add. 
It  31  b  8.  Henry  G  Dawson  et  al  v  Gns- 

taf  Reis  ,   $50 

Hnling  &  Johnson's  snb,  Its  11  to  26  ino, 
b  2  of  n  e  34  of  n  w  34  of  n  e  34  seo  22 
38  14.    Moritz  Steude  v  Wm  Kent,  P  J 

Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  $210 

Lt  8  and  n  hf  It  9  Jacob's  sob  of  w  hf  b 
10  Thompson  &  Holmes  snb  in  s  e 
17  38  14.  Frank  W  Hawes  et  al  v  Emma 

L  and  Andrew  M  Anderson  $287.36 

Savenswood,  Ashland  add.  It  16  b  2. Geor- 
gia Marble  Oo  v  Charles  H  Qetzein  and 

8  H  Swingingston  $762.05 

Oh'go,  Bolestein's  Douglas  Pk  add,  It  119, 
sec  24  39   13.  L  Bitza  &  Son  v  John 

Hobalek  $120 

Belmont  av,  Brown  Jr's  sub,  Its  18  and 
19  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  seo  30  40  14.  John 
Ostling  et  al  y  Lucy  E  Brouwer  $1748.50 
Asst's  div.  It  3  of  Its  4  5  and  pt  3  and  6  b 
56  o  t.  Grace  &  Hyde  Co  v  Wm  A  Paul- 
sen, Carl  Pehrson,  Wm  M  and  Francis 

J  Le  Moyne  if 8316. 60 

White  &  Coleman's  sub,  Its  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvey's  snb  in  n  e  ^  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Roofing  Oo  v  Maria  A  and 

Angnstns  French  $76 

S  50  ft  It  12  b  2  0  T  sub  frac  15  39  14 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
E  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 

Walsh  $54 

Lts  14  15  16  20  21  31  32  33  34  35  36  b  1 
Lyman's  sub,  of  bs  1  to  6  in  Oo  Oik's 
div  of  e  3^  of  n  w  34  seo  18  40  14.  0 

Varnish  Oo  v  L  P  Hammond  $150 

Holstein,  It  7  b  18.  Superior  Lumber  Co 

y  Christian  Nelson  ...$148.26 

Ohg'o.  Newberry's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  14. 
John  S  Bntler,  use  W  H  Vehon  v  James 

H  and  Barry  Chaunon  $276 

Oh'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Us  36  to  39  b  33. 
sec  31  40  13.  Hines  Lumber  Oo  v 
Frances  Lnmly  $24.76 


APP1jIC*.TIOM  F0«  BUIl^DISie 
FKKailTiS. 


Wilcox  av  2257,  F  H  Perkins,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,010. 
Oak  st  387,  A  D  Hamot,  4  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $8,11(0. 

Foster  av  9:3  25-^7,  A  A  Noruier,  three  2  story  i  nd 

basement  brick  residences,  $8,000. 
Indiana  av  4616   to  4622,  Joseph  Oormiob,  four  3 

story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Sonth  Park  av  70ii7-9,  F  H  Englind,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $9,0U(i. 
Harmon  canrt  48-5U,  Panl  F  Knefer,  8  story  and  base- 
meet  brick  warehouse,  $75,000. 
Oglesby  ay  604C-i2  44.  0  0  Lpndt,  three  2  story  and 

basement  brick  residences,  $9,000. 
Forty-third  st  156,  B  H  Lear,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  rear  addition,  $2,r.00. 
Viocennes  av  4450-52,  A  R  Clark,  two  3  story  and 

basement  brick  resiliences,  113,000. 
Green  st  p.  6318,  Alfouse  Oockelberg,  2  story  frame 

flats,  $2,500. 

Forty  flf  h  st  — ,  Northwestern  Fertilizing  Company, 

2  story  brick  factory,  $8,500. 
Union  av  6927,  A  Duningan,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $2,000. 
Dreiel  blvd  4342,  Mrs  Chaplain,  1  story  brick  Ehed, 

rear,  $3,000. 

Jackson  av  6829,  Keith  Brothers,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,01  0. 

Forrestville  av  4806-8,  W  K  Gore,  two  2  story  and 
basement  bric^  residences,  $10,000. 

Campbell  av  N  129-31-33,  C  J  Holmes,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  epartTtient  building,  $10,0(!0. 

Towii  of  Pullman,  Pullman  Palace  Car  Company,  1 
story  and  basement  brick  machine  shop,  $27,000. 

Forty-fourth  st  639-649,  O  A  Londellns,  Ave  3  story 
and  basement  brick  dwellings  $30,000. 

Green  st  6634,  R  and  J  Harvey,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flais,  $3,600. 

Dnion  av  5122  24,  J  C  Krietenstein,  two  2  story  und 
basement  brick  flats,  $5,000. 

Wood  st  8  623,  A  Halm,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats  $7,00(1. 

Forty  first  av  8  1'263.  Val  Eruo\eririaun,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  A.-its,  $2,8i  0. 

Whipple  st  N  667,  Albert  8  Hack,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  fiats,  $2,900. 

Chicago  av  1051,  C  Nelson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $4,5C0. 

North  av  107,  Fred  Bichter,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,800. 

Morse  av  1234,  E  T  Keys,  2  story  frame  residence, 
$3,600. 

Wilton  av  1220,  D  Sanberg,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5500. 

Twenty-second  st  9(9,  John  F  Doreman,  three  story 
and  basement  brick  flat,  $4,600. 


Ninetj-eeooDd  st  161,  George  Dobln,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  store  and  flats,  $6,000. 
Paulina  st  8  6351,  August  Olson,   two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $9,000 
Rogers  Park,  North  Clark  st  4771,  W  J  Douglas,  2 

story  frame  school  house,  $3,(00. 
Ravenswood,  Cullom  st  615,  Albert  Bersbach,  2  story 

frame  dwelling,  $1,600. 
Perry  st  1165-57,  Louis  Luiz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $7  000. 
Ogden  av  1528-30,  1  fl  Jackson,  two  1  story  and  brick 

stores,  $1,0  0. 
Madison  st  W  l(i75,  8  Richardson,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  warehouse,  $9,009. 
Indiana  av  5534,  frank  L  Haskell,  three  story  and 

basement  brick  flat,  $10,000. 
Waphlneton  Park  place  4900-2,  M  J  Leonard,  two  2 

story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,00u. 
Lexington  av  6130,  E  E  Chandler,   three  story  and 

bapement  brick  dwelling,  $5,(500. 
Greenwood  av  6527  to  6529,  James  Young,  three  2 

story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,(  00. 
Marshfleld  av  6430-32,  W  B  Ammerman,  two  2  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Troy  st  N  1147,  H  Ottersen,  2  story  frame  store  and 

flat,  $1,600. 

Albany  av  N  1112  and  1116,  two  1  story  frame  cot 
tages,  $2,800. 

Ashland  av  827,  Frank  Siska,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $4,2(  0. 

George  st  7217,  W  N  Eistendrath,  6  story  brick  fac- 
tory, $40,000. 

Western  av  N  657,  L  Christiansen,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Tripp  st  9j7,  Frank  Koepke,  1  story  frame  dwelling, 
$1,200. 

Grand  blvd,  4901  and   49C3,  Barry  &  Baily.  two  3 

story  and  baseuent  brick  dwelllrgs,  $!2,0U0. 
Justine  st  6427  29,  0  B  Crawford,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $5,200. 
Oalumet  av  4323-27,  William  Bally,  three  3  story  and 

basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 
Green  st  S  5653,  H  W  McCormick,  2  story  ar  d  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,500. 
N3lsoQ  st  1449,  N  J  Olson,  three  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  15,600. 
AlDSlie  st  803  to  816,  N  Brick,   four  2  story  frame 

dwellings,  $4,000, 
Paulina  st  322-24,  2  story  and  basecnent  brick  ware 

house,  $10,600. 
Nebraska  av  67,  A  E  Olson,  three  story   and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Emerald  av  11846,  Mrs  Daley  Brown,   2  story  and 

basemeLit  brick  residence,  $3,(  00. 
Jajlison  av  8644-48,  Smith  &  Pe-.w  11,  2  story  frame 

dwelling,  $1,800. 
Van  Buren  st  20h8,  W  T  Sharp,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  cottage,  $1,200. 
Ellis  av  5t2S,  George  Morgan,  three  story  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $7,600. 
Fnllrtrton  av  556-58-60,  P  F  Merty,  five  1  story  and 

basement  brick  stores,  $2,000. 
Biige  av  3957,  J  0  Schiesswohl,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $9,000. 
Grenshaw  st  2015,  M  Stulz,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flatp,  $2,500. 
Wood  st  1010,  James  Simpkins,  three  stDry  and  base 

ment  brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Holt  av  711,  John  Burzke,  three  ttory  and  basement 

brick  flas,  $6,000. 
Southport  av  1304  to  1310,  North  Chicago  Street  Rail- 
road Company,  1  story  and  basement  brick 
house,  $7.00 

Balsted  st  N  1336,  Max  Kortine,  2  story  and  base 

ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 
Fifty-ninth  st  W  1338,  C  Johnson.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  siore  and  flate,  $'^,600. 
Fifty-ninth  st  W  1438,  Same,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  store  and  flats,  $2.60J. 
May  st  6130,  Thomas  Qilfoil,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 


IDIK.EOTOR.Y 

Real  Estate,  Loan  I  Renting 

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Offensive  Breath,  and  all  disorders  of  the 
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Ripans  Tabules  contain  nothing  it  juriousto 
the  most  delicnte  constitution.  Are  pleasant  to 
take,  safe,  effectual,  and  give  immediate  relief. 

Price — 50  cents  per  box.      May  be  ordered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Addrefs 

THE  KIPANS  CHEMICAl.  CO.. 

10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


ANDERSON,  QnstavuB,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  it 
BAIRD  Sl  WARNER,  BmB.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  it 
BARNES  4  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  rt. 
BARNEY  BRDO    B .,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  0.,  805  Taooma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  St. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  b  00.  801*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
0UMMING8  E.  A„  &  Co.,  2d  floor  Dearborn  and 

Washington  sts, 
DELAMATER,  8..  66  Dearborn  »t.  Htmaboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBEYER  E.  8.  &  Oo.,       Dearborn  st. 
DCNLAP  SMITH  Sc  00..  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  K.,  Sonth  Chicago  III. 
EGQLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  4  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber 

Commerce  • 
EULETTE  CHS  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iCRIOKE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  BIk. 
GBTOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGB,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  0.  V.  &  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masoiiic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Bm.  1,  88  8.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNB  BROS,  8«  LaSalle  St. 
HURLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Oo.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Co.  86  Washington  st 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Association  Bldg,,  163  and  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  Wal.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  St. 

nAGILL  J.  O.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
WBRIGDLD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St 
'JULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NORIOK,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  *  CO.,  50  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  B  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  0HA8.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
90HUMACBER  O.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  St 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIERLING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDOEF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolpk 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  b  Co.  163  and  156  LaSalle  8tr«f 
ZDTTEBMEI8TEE,  H.  C.  &  Oo.,  818  8.  HaiBted 

BAKKKKS. 

DBEYER  K.  S.,  &  Co..  108  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXCHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,   Sonth  Chicago  111. 
eKABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Desrboni 
WASMAN8D0BF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpti. 


Abitracti  of  Title. 

aADDOOK  VALLETTB  h  BI0K00RD8,  107  Dear- 
bom  8*. 

aANDY  *  CO.,  92-4  WBsnlngton  «t 
I'ELTZER,  OTTO  *  CO.,  86  Washington  St. 

rh:co8DER>s  abstbaot  dept..  county  root 

Hoai  •■ 


REVELL'S 

CUKTAIN  TOP 

g  DESKS  $13.50  up 


J128 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  23, 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

■L  I  &  CO.  1  — 

PAY  SPECIAL  ATTKMTIOK 

TO  THE  MANtTFAOTUBK  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP  D3  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trusiworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubieto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  public;  also 
onteide  points  where 
we  have  no  castom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  |1U  np. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

TEOS.  EEELY  &  Bros 

MaDufactnrers  of 

Plumbing  Goods, 

201  MADISON  8T. 
Ntar  6th  ftv.,  OHIOAQO. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  l^a  Salle   and  Madison  Bts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  |iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS*  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  the 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW, 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
1 0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled ; 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  out 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved.: 


A.tlaa  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LAt^AIiliE  8TKEET. 

CHlCAeO  ILIilNOIH. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOORAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  narquette  Bide,  K.  W .  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

^n"1i   \m 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  pilC  AD  Except  their 
them       wntnr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Bacb  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

216  Wabaeh  av 
CHICAGO. 


;A.H.  Andrews  &  Co., 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10,  221  Ftfth  Avenuoi 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gosgrove  &  Go. 

1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CiiandlBB  &  ClianillBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASUiNliiTON  0.  € 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  GO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
1 87  &  1 89  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Office 

Oalamet  av.,  and  17th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances, 
opinions  of  Titles  ITnrniBli 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 
PreBt. 


H.  H.  QBOSB, 

Vlce-Prest. 


GEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  44, 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 

Ctiicag-o 


SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILOINa, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Lots  of  5,  depend-  LotB  of  10,  depend-  Lots 

log  on  amount  of      Ing  on  amount  of  of 

S  ze  matter.  matter.  2S 

2x3  ft.     60C  to     75c  50c  to    60c  '35c 

3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 

60 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 
of 

100 
30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  ct>arged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  l2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Cbicagoiav. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  48. 


CHICAGO,  NOVEMBER  30,  1895. 


Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  REAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  LOAN 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 


88  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


5Z 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 
MEAD  &  COE,  "Wa-sliington.  Street. 


W.  D.  KERFOOT. 


G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  Jstate,  [oan 

and  pinandal  A^^^*^- 

Speoial  attention  paid  to  the  luterests  of  Non-Residents. 


WASMANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMAM 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Xo8.  14S  and  147  Randolph  St., 
CHICA<>0. 


The  Investment  of  Money  in  Good  Pecuritlee  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortsages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLB. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrtga|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

'32  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

VELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 

H.  0.  ZDTTEBMEI8TEB.   0.  H.  PU3CHE0K.    O.  H,  ZUTTEBMBI8TEE . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE,— — « 
LQAISlS*xS*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE  CANAL  2(. 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

93   and   94  Wastiirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


cans  on  Real  Estate,  First  Mortgages  for?Sale. 


LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 


704  SCHILLER  BUIDINC. 


Telephone  Mnin  164?. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
-°  Insurance.— —t 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  ClTjiCag^O,  111. 


p.  A.  BABNB8,  Telephone  1931.  s.  m.  paeish. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  FLOOD, 


■  ■■  Telephone  No  9   0HA8.  F.  TAYLOB. 


FLOOD  &  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance, 

9304  COSIJIIERCJAIi  AVEXUB, 

Commercial  Block,  Scuth  Chicago,  ill. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


WTLIiSS  W.  BAIBD.         LTMAN  BAIBD,  OEOBQE  T. .  WABN££  . 

Oonsnlting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sncceed'ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


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ESTABLISHED  1836- 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

SubdiTider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

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Or  SulidiTided  and  managed  for  Owners. 
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C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


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Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

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CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
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Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
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there  is  building  stune  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
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Linscott's  RidEeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
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CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Oo. 

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NEWS 
TRANSFERS 
TRUST  DEEDS 
MORTGAGES 
CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES 

BILLS  OF  SALE 
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EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 

REAL  ESTATE  §  LOANS, 

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Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  Improved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
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OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


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AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201 .      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EXCHANaE  BUILDING.  NOTARY  PUBLIC 

Teleplione  Main  3733. 


HORACE  S.  CLARK, 

MiTOON,  11.1.. 


RUSSELL  S.  CLARK, 
CASSIUS  C.  CLARK. 


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Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Flux. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  -      -  OHIOAGO 

BEOOND  FLOOB  TETjrONIO  BDILDING, 
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Psrtlonlar  sttenUon  paM  to  Maoadam  Roads,  Drives,  Bonle- 
vardi  and  Boadi  In  new  SabdiTislone, 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.     11C5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 

EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  tlie  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,  Nortli  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
•or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

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The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 


-:o: 


BEVI8ED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBY  WEEK  ALL  LETTEE8  MUST  BE 

MABEEO  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBER  OF  THE  PBOPEBTY 
ADVEBTISED  EXCEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
ADDBCB8  IS  OIVEN. 


200 


.$850 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Areher  av,   No  2323,  2-story  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    Rll  $6,500 

Acmoar  av.  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
$1,500  oash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neishborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 

^lumet  av,  near  30th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 
per  foot.    V  6  

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $360  oash     0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  \4.  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ^  of  the  northwest  34  of  south- 
east 3^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sted  st  and  south  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
•would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  16. 

Chicago  Heights.— Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.60  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1 . 

Clark  si  ri,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22>^xl00.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombranoe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  &  15. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sta,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.   Rll.  $85,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tory  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    Rll  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
BIdg  

Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125,  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Kllis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near 47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  III. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

i if.ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
a f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

*'orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4.  $ 
Cor  106  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.  P4  

Oor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  

Oor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  pi! 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  'ront  foot.    P  4. . . 
Oor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4. 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P4,...   


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


105 

80 

75 


500 


300 


.$  326 

260 
300 
250 
2O0 
260 


buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

ioiisep,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-8tory  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  finished  in  quarter-sawed  oak.  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16  500 

Indiana  av,  near  66th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per  * 

foot.    W8  ........$ 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft! '  V  e]  $ 
Inglesideav,  near  66tls  st,  24  ft.    For  lOdaysonJv 

per  foot.    V6   ''| 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  hont-es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8.  ' 
Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W8  |  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  '$25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.  .$10  000 
Main  st.near  Slst.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,10U 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33  room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;   cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  51st  8t,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  1 0  rooms,  stone.    B  15 . .  $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  8ts,w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn.  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  I 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Centre  av,  6 

acres.    A  14   | 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  

Page  st,  n  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com 
mission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 

sts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14, 
Portland  av,  near  Slst  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  building,  with  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  month.  Address  S  H  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street   £9 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1  600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighliing,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 


,$  166 


200 
260 


Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  

Vincennes  av,  25  or  50  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood. 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  per  front  foot. 

S  13  ,  I 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot*.  *V*6*.!*.."*!.il.$ 
Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  veVv 

low  figure.    Q  8.  'T    r  J  J  3 

Wabash  av,  aear  12th  st,    2-story  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$26'oOO 
Wentworth  av^  near  64th  at,  frame  livery  stable,  ' 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  P  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8.  " 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1505,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  av,  50  ft.    W  8 . . 
Astor  st,  cor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8. 


Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  : 

Burling  st,  near  Fnllerton  av,  2-8tory  frame,  rental 


$  8,600 
8,500 

95 


«6.76.     W8  I  6_4oo 


.$  110 


9,500 


1,800 


U60,000 


.$  1,860 


Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prico  per  front 
foot.    P4   < 


220 


300 
220 
98 


Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P4....!!!.  . 
Grand  blvd,  near  45th  it,  15-room  stone  house.  B  16.  $27  000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15..$  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  %  gO 

Qroveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.  V6....!!...$  175 
Halsted  st  8,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


•  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 

Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 
Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  j  g  3(x) 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  40>^x  ' 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.     I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  st. 
South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  75  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.     Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  8t,  Englewood,  III. 
South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west      of  section  19,  township  38,  north 


F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 


range  14  east  of  3d  P  M. 
745  W  Lake  st, 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 

acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  improved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton.— 30  acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  |4oo,  or  $12,000 

Iwenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  oash. 

 1  4,600 


Choice  Properties  For  Sale. —9  -room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanesen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  cor  Fnllerton 
and  Springlield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  96  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E'^gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 

trio  line.    A  14   $66,000 

ClybOUrnaV,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  briofe 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28  000 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.    Want  ' 

an  offer.    A  14, 
Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  cash. 

Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buvine 
now.    T  3.  ^      J  K 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  373^  ft,  price  per  foot 

.W8  Z    \ 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corneT  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33   ^ 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  ..$13,000. 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evauston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  brick  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class    tenants.  Incumbrance 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898.  Clear  of  taxes 

and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments.   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant. 


90 


6,000 


"NovemtjerSO,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1133 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 


5,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


200 


5,500 


$3,000  equity.    A  14  

Montana  at,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  eto-;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Oo, 
Ashland  Block  1  2,5C0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 
foot.  W8    

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 
frame,  rental  $720.  W8  

Ravenswood.— Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  |fi,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood— A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^  i  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 
brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$ 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $ 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  H  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8   $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.     A  Amondson,  owner, 

85  5th  av,  Room  50  ...$  4.000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

S7EST  SIDE. 


6,800 
3,000 


Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.  X  14,$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Wantanoflfer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  riBidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  1*6 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    Rll  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    Rll  $4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  eto;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  Ist  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-story 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-8tory  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $a6  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  ,....$  3,300 


California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26^^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
B  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,    .   (  34  6-10x100  )  S  20x128  )  » 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  \  36x128  \  ""''^ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  bti'''1.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97>i  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 
Cicero,  Mandell  s,  Hyman's  sub.  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  }^  of  the  northwest  M  a^cl  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  3^  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 
Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month— all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.     Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 

Telephone  993  West  $  9<000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  % 
of  the  northeast  }4  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 
Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,0CO 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Qrossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.    Price  for  all.    Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 

Hanover  st,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  i  2.600 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  }4      section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  eqst  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  i 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,665  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  8  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.  W8  

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.  Rll  

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 
Kedzle's  J  H  enb,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  ^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  incluBive,  in  the  southwest  }£  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nob  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  


300 


.$  150 

5,000 


^10,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  f  8,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bf>ing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }4  of  Beotion  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma. bldg. 
Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.  R  ll.$iO.OJO 
Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st.  Nob  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  |  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-Btory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  Bell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe st. 

Mount  OHve  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 

per  acre.    RU  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  }4  of  north- 
east     of  northwest  }4  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-TOom  brick 
dwelling,  furnace    heat,    exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
8  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 
Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.    Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1 104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Oo,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Place's  D  8  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  6ub  of  that  part  of  the  east  ^  of  the 
southwest  ^  of  sectian  15  township  89  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  ne»»r  <  «ntr«)  *v,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

69  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  Illnois  O  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $6  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  60  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39,  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  sonlh  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  oor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x126  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat-  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,26* 
Twelfth  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  95x125.    WP  .'..$  i 

Twelfth  st,  oor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  8t,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from.  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  choice  property .  Z3A 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,600  buys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  3(>,  1895. 


RKAL  ESTATe:  FOR  SALE. 


Van  Bnren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xl(iO.  W  8.  .f  2.000 
Walnut  -t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Panlina,  75sl05 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  hoase,  and' rented  these  hard  times  for 
|720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  112,500 

Washington  blvd,  reeideuoe,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  |9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  arso  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  |lll,000.  Want  a  resi  enoe 
neur  Francisco  St.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.f  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ashland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  f  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  |1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  ofifer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8...$  7,C00 

Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  cars;  |1,000  cash.  L  12.  |  2,950 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,00u,  180,000 
and  1,250,010  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  |  2 

California. —  San  Joaquin  County,  a  600-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat'  an  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E "Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia,  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  traois  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  aod  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (H  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00''.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  g 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,0i'0.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st   $3,100 

Florida  —50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Gulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
r  "aore.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309..  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaalifnl.  new  modern  residence,  |3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 

Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  oc  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  of  the  soatheast  ^  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  P  A  Rehkopf,  741  lo  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiaua.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  36  in  block  4  in  west  }^  of  the  southwest 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


^  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake."    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barreld;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  oash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri.— For  cash  by  August  for  }4  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  pobtoffice, black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Tennessee.— 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MISCELIiANEOtrS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
lO.O'iO  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,000 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 

Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  15. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.  T  5. 
Dearborn  st  (No  66f>2),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-rooiii  flats,  frame, 

stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rent  d;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  oon- 
taicitig  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
D'^-t  cash.    V  11. 

Halsted  st,  near  1/ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5^.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6J^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  oash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
btone  front  flat  building,  Sooth  side,  enoum- 

be/ed  $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  weet  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x176;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  P  Hayden,  ^ble  Building,  Suite  212, 

cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av   $16,600 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
CiybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
ae-e  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    O  12  ...   $28,000 

ly bourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman.  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  mil 3s  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difCereooe.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2i)7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.R.Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  diflference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  tt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    S12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifoinia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  graoes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Bnoumbranoe  $8"000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    K6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  d  in  a  seotian  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty cousidored  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fieher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  226 

Georgia — 560-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olosr;  want  city  property.    W  12  $16,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  fine  large  brick,  with  72  teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  ISforth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  3^  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  I  $  7^600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas.— Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  60 
cattle,  and  othor  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house  m 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred.  • 
B  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota.- Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota, — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Buildicg  $  lo 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  16. $  3,000 

Wisconsin— Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.   Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved,  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Address  X  40. 

Double  b/ick  fiat  building,  rent  now  aatually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $  5  800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods .    X  11 


November '^0,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


113) 


REA.L  ESTATE  FOR  EXOHANGE. 

Oil  and  paint  manDfaoturing    plant   and  stock. 
Wonld  exohactje  ^  or  all  for  real  estate.    8  15. 


Property  to  Lease. 

  / 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Anbnrn  Park,  Wanted— To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  house  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbarn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barues  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  piste 
glass  windows,  6-story  building.  Edwin  F 
Qetohell,  Marquette  bnilding. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  Dice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150  00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  inoloded.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Bnilding  Jonraal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Center  av  and  Taylor  st,  3- flat  bnilding  worth  |7,n00 

to  110,000.    T  5. 
Harrison,  Polk  or  12th  sts,  lot  for  improvement  to 

store  for  cash;  must  be  a  bargain.    L  11. 
Madison  st,  near  Ahhland  av,  wanted,  stores  in  or 

near  the  above  locality;  give  No,  etc.    D  H  Roe 

&  Co,  58  N  GlintOb  st,  Chicago. 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  ofiSoe  in  Uhlioh  block,  excellent  lo- 
cation for  German.  Room  23,  37  N  Clark  St. 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  yoa?    Address,  W.  S.    Care  of 
this  paper. 


FOI^  SALE 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st.    2?  room  2  story 

BDd  basement  brick,  four  Huts  all  improvement*.  Lot 
25x125;  |S,0()0,  make  offer. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  ave.  i7-room 

2-Btory  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.  12-room  2-story  frame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  25x125;  |5,200,  best  bargain  ever  oflfered. 

Harvey  IH.-  Two  lots  25x125,  center  of  town;  $l,Ono 
e»oh,  or  will  trade  for  city  property. 

80  acrej  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  aocommadations,  10  minutes  walk  from 
depot;  |6,400. 

Address  S  H-  KOCH, 

2943  Union  Ave. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUiTE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COiVtMERC  BLDG. 

Claims  Under  S200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Peabody,  Houghteiing  &  Co., 

164:  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 


FOR  LEASE 

At  north  pier  of 
Chicago  river, 

lid  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts  ,  east  of  St.  Clair  st. 

DOCK  FACIL8TIES  UN=.U  PASSED. 
GOOD  ^^AILROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Ground  Leases  or  Erect  Warehouses  and 
Manufacturing  Buildiags  and  Leate  for  Term  of 
Years. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO, 

38  CLARK  S  f. 

Charles  T.  Harris  &Co. 

nANUFACTURERS  OP  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TERRA  COTTA,  ROOFING  TILES, 

PRESSED  BRICK,         ENAMELED  BRICK, 
HIGH  GRADE  flORTAR  STAINS. 

Estimates  given  on  Application;  Particular  Atten- 
tion given  to  Nev/  and  Harmonious 
Effects  in  Colors. 

Telephone  Main  3<>lo. 

H001=1002  Marquette  Building, 
CHICAQO: 


The  ProYiso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upoQ 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 


In  their  addition  to 


Trincis  B.  Poaljody 


Jas.  L.  Houghteiing. 


AYWOOD 


That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMENT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

{Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  wbrthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E,  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

85  WASHINGTON  STKEET.  Suite  49 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropo'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  sait;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A.  Gilbert,  713  Teooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  is  a  ohanoe  to  seonre  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  offloe  buildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  oare  of  this  Joubnal, 


CERAMIC  MOSAICS 

Mosaics  for  deojra'iona  of  Ceiling."  and  Wallj. 

Tiles,  Mantels.  Fireplacs  Furnishings. 

Fine  SPECIAL  FURNITURE. 
Bank,  Office  and  Ciub  Equipments. 

Highert  quality  of  Designs,  m'^terial  and  workmanship. 

Drawings  and  estimates  furnished  upon  applioation. 

CIi]ca|D  InteriDr  DBCoraMng  Co., 

149  and  150  Michigan  Ave  ,  Chicago.  111. 


FOR  SALE. 

.Lo  s  44  and  4^  Douglas  Park  add, 
200  feet  west  of  Douglas  Park,  north 
front  all  special  assessments  paid  for 
Boulevard  improvements. 

I.  DEARDORFR, 

931  AssoclatioQ  Bldg, 

Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago  ] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,500,000 
200.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund 

Transacts  a  General  Trus'.  Eus'e;s-, 
Makes  itstracts of  Title, 

Guarantess  Tit  .es  to  Seal  Estate. 

PEOMPT  SEoYICE  AtiD  REASONABLE  BaIES. 
OFFICERS. 

GwTHN  Garnett,  Pre*,       H.  Sei-lebs,  Vice  Prest. 
h.  A.  f  TEWAKT,  Sec'y-    0  R.  1  abbabee,  Treae. 
J'BANK  H.  Sellebs,  Tru!<t  Cfficer. 


IHE  flGGlDENIS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  informattou 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  fGOO.OOO.OO  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  MBDICAL  EXAMINA^IO^  RfigOIRfiD 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  30,  1896. 


3TH 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


0PFI3E— 163  and  1S5  Washington  Street. 


Sabsoription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  secoDd  class  matter  at  the  postofBce,  Chicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  NOVEMBER  30.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Domestic  trade  is  good.  This  is  sufficiently  proved 
by  the  bank  clearings  which  last  week  aggregated 
11,170,356,164,  or  an  increase  of  14.5  per  cent  over  the 
corresponding  week  last  year,  and  $48,000,000  larger 
than  the  clearings  of  the  previous  week.  Holiday 
trade  last  year  was  regarded  as  exceptionally  good, 
so  that  any  improvement  this  year  should  be  con- 
sidered as  doubly  significant.  Prices  of  all  commod- 
ities are  low  and  the  volume  of  transactions  must  be 
larger  to  make  the  same  showing  as  in  years  past, 
but  these  low  prices  in  wheat,  flour,  and  cotton  are 
stimulating  exports.  During  the  past  three  weeks 
the  exports  of  wheat  and  flour  have  broken  the  record, 
which  shows  that  foreigners  are  taking  our  products 
as  well  as  our  gold,  and  that  a  balance  of  trade  which 
may  yet  be  established  in  our  favor  sufllcient  to  bring 
gold  back  to  us.  It  is  better  to  sell  at  low  prices 
than  to  pay  gold  to  foreign  creditors,  and  when  prices 
of  our  cereals  and  other  products  go  low  enough 
foreigners  will  buy  of  us  instead  of  in  other  markets 
and  thus  our  trade  balance  will  be  righted.  In  this 
sense  low  prices  here  resulting  from  an  abundance  of 
crops  are  a  benefit  to  this  cpuntry  by  enabling  us  to 
secure  a  market  abroad,  but  in  the  general  statement 
that  low  prices  benefit  trade  lies  a  most  vicious  false- 
hood. Trade  is  never  benefitted  by  low  prices,  but 
the  contrary.  Low  prices  are  the  result  of  the  scar- 
city of  gold  to  pay  the  debts  of  the  world.  The  al- 
ternative is  to  pay  gold,  which  all  experience  has 
shown  is  for  this  country  exceedingly  difficult,  or  to 
pay  in  products  at  creditors'  prices.  England  virtu- 
ally says  to  us,  pay  us  gold,  or,  failing  that,  we  will 
take  your  products  in  its  place,  provided  you  will  sell 
them  on  a  basis  underbidding  the  whole  world.  In 
this  way  all  the  nations  on  the  earth  whose  currency 
is  on  a  gold  basis  are  set  into  cunrpetitlon  to  lower 
prices  of  their  products  to  save  paying  out  their  gold, 
and  the  result  is  that  prices  fall  to  the  starvation 
point. 

The  real  leverage  by  which  Europe  withdraws  our 
gold  and  reduces  our  prices  is  its  relation  of  creditor 
on  a  large  and  increasing  scale.  It  is  estimated  that 
of  American  railway  securities  alone  fully  one-half 
are  owned  in  Europe.  The  Valley  is  practically  a 
foreign  corporation.  So,  too,  is  the  Cleveland,  Akron 
and  Columbus.  Senator  Brice  and  friends  own  a  bare 
majority  of  its  stock  and  the  balance  is  held  in  Hol- 
land. All  the  bonds  of  the  company  are  held  in  Am- 
sterdam. As  the  road  is  not  paying  any  dividends, 
the  entire  net  income  is  consumed  in  meeting  the  in- 
terest on  this  foreign  indebtedness,  requiring  an 
annual  interest  payment  abroad  of  $133,800.  The 
Mahoning  branch  of  the  N.  Y.  P.  and  O  ,  or  the 
Cleveland  and  Mahoning,  is  owned  entirely  in  Eng- 
land, and  it  yields  its  owners  annually  over  half  a 
million  dollars  in  gold.  The  H.  Y.  P.  and  O.  itself 
is  also  exclusively  an  English  corporation  and  all  its 
earnings  go  abroad.  A  Lake  Shore  official  says  that 
20  percent  of  its  capitalization  of  $109,000,000  is  owned 
abroad.  This  takes  another  million  dollars  in  gold 
annually  out  of  the  country.  There  are  nearly  10  000 
shareholders  of  stock  in  the  Pennsylvania  railroad 
who  live  abroad  and  their  holdings  will  amount  to 
about  one-half  the  stock.  This  is  the  more  remark- 
able as  the  Pennsylvania  is  an  Eastern  road  and  its 
stock  was  originally  held  almost  entirely  by  Ameri- 
can investors.  Of  the  Western  roads  it  is  well-known 
that  the  stock  is  very  largely  held  abroad,  so  that  it 


is  probably  an  underestimate  to  say  that  half  of  the 
railway  securities  of  this  country  are  owned  by 
foreigners.  The  net  railroad  earnings  are  about  $350,- 
000,000,  and  the  fact  that  one-half  this  immense  sum 
goes  abroad  annually  is  sufficient  to  account  for  the 
heavy  exports  of  gold  which  are  constantly  alarming 
the  financial  centers  and  disturbing  and  demoraliz- 
ing trade. 

In  view  of  these  enormous  figures  the  puerile  at- 
tempts of  the  administration  to  secure  gold  from  the 
banks  by  offering  to  pay  express  charges,  etc.,  are 
ridiculous.  A  report  sent  out  from  Washington  de- 
tailed with  apparent  satisfaction  how  tlOO.OOO  in 
gold  was  received  by  the  assistant  treasurer  at  Phila- 
delphia and  as  much  as  $2,250  at  some  of  the  other 
sub  treasuries.  This  was  a  drop  in  the  bucket  as 
compared  with  the  exports  of  over  $5,000,000  of  the 
previous  Saturday.  The  hopelessness  of  this  effort  to 
stop  the  drain  of  a  river  by  the  inflow  of  a  rivulet  is 
self  evident.  The  thing  to  do  is  to  put  up  such  bar- 
riers as  will  form  an  effectual  dam  to  the  river  itself. 

RETAIL,  TRADE  IN  THE  NORTHWEST. 

Local  merchants  are  not  complaining  of  a  lack  of 
holiday  trade  except  as  affected  by  the  weather.  The 
last  four  weeks  before  Christmas  are  always  very  busy 
and  this  season  promises  to  be  no  exception  to  the 
rule.  People  are  fairly  well  supplied  with  money 
and  are  buying  liberally. 

Among  manufacturers,  however,  the  month  of 
December  is  sure  to  be  very  quiet.  In  fact  there 
seems  to  be  a  lull  in  most  manufacturing  industries 
all  over  the  country.  The  trade  has  been  supplied 
and  the  demand  for  many  staples  has  fallen  off,  and 
probably  will  not  be  renewed  until  orders  come  in  for 
the  spring  trade. 

How  Chicago  is  growing  Is  shown  by  her  rapid  in- 
crease in  school  requirements.  Much  of  this  is  due 
to  a  natural  increase  in  population,  but  it  can  not  be 
doubted  that  a  large  percentage  is  due  also  to  immi- 
gration. The  city  is  quietly  filling  up  with  outsiders 
and  the  school  facilities  have  never  been  adequate  to 
the  demand.  During  the  year  1895  five  hundred  new 
teachers  have  been  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion and  twenty-four  new  school  buildings  have  been 
erected.  An  appropriation  of  $2,500,000  for  primary 
and  grammar  schools  has  been  entirely  exhausted, 
and  the  finance  committee  of  the  Board  is  at  a  loss  to 
know  where  the  money  is  to  come  from  to  pay  the 
expenses  of  December  and  January.  Money  from  the 
other  school  funds  will  have  to  be  drawn  on. 

At  a  recent  meeting  of  the  committee  on  schools 
and  ground  management  it  was  found  that  they  have 
money  enongh  on  hand  to  pay  the  teachers  their  No- 
vember salaries,  but  for  the  months  of  December  and 
January  $750,000  will  be  required.  There  will  be  due 
to  contractors  for  the  same  period  $450,000.  The 
available  money  in  other  school  funds  is  just  about 
sufficient  to  pay  the  teachers'  salaries  and  one-half  of 
the  contractors'  claims  and  this  is  the  course  which 
will  be  pursued  For  the  unpaid  half  of  their  claims 
the  contractors  will  have  to  accept  tax  warrants.  By 
February  1st  it  is  hoped  sufficient  money  will  be  paid 
in  on  taxes  to  enable  the  committee  to  meet  all  ex- 
penses and  salaries  promptly.  Hereafter  the  war- 
rants are  to  be  issued  strictly  in  accordance  with  the 
law,  which  provides  that  they  shall  be  drawn  by  the 
Board  and  signed  by  the  Mayor  and  Clerk  instead  of, 
as  now,  being  drawn  by  the  city  comptroller.  If  the 
City  Treasurer  does  not  recognize  them  mandamus 
proceedings  will  be  brought  to  compel  him  to  do  so. 

THE  MINING  CRAZE. 

If  the  boomers  can  accomplish  it  we  are  pretty  sure 
to  have  the  mining  fever  in  Chicago  on  somewhat  the 
same  scale  as  it  has  developed  in  Cripple  Creek.  The 
daily  papers  have  been  full  of  gossip  about  mining 
for  the  past  week  or  two.  The  picture  drawn  has  a 
roseat  hue  and  naturally  will  allure  investors,  but  it 
is  a  one  sided  statement  of  the  case.  The  fact  is 
that  for  every  successful  venture  there  are  a  dozen 
failures,  in  which  thousands  of  dollars  are  sunk  hope- 
lessly. Still  the  public  will  keep  an  eye  only  on  the 
solitary  instances  of  success  and  will  invest  when- 
ever popular  rumor  says  there  is  sure  to  be  a  fortu- 
nate outcome.  The  hope  is  that  the  investor  may 


participate  in  those  rare  instances  where  stock  goes 
abegging  at  2  cents  a  share  sells  in  less  than  a  twelve- 
month thereafter  at  $2  a  share.  But,  alas,  the  pro- 
portion of  investors  who  get  a  slice  of  such  dessert  is 
very  small.  One  correspondent  has  honesty  enough 
to  warn  investors  against  adventurous  companies. 
He  says  that  investigation  of  all  Cripple  Creek  secur- 
ities, personally  or  by  an  upright  and  intelligent 
proxy,  should  be  made. 

Chicago  is  to  have  a  mining  exchange,  but  it  is 
doubtful  if  the  same  interest  can  be  aroused  here  as 
is  manifest  at  Cripple  Creek.  No  advantage  can 
accrue  to  the  owners  of  good  mining  properties  by 
listing  their  stock  in  Chicago,  and  it  will  be  neces- 
sary to  offer  them  inducements  to  do  so.  The  indiff- 
erent and  poor  properties  may  be  benefitted  by  list- 
ing on  a  Chicago  exchange  because  they  can  be  sold 
here  to  better  advantage  than  at  home,  but  trading 
in  such  securities  will  not  add  to  the  reputation  of 
any  exchange.  The  Journal  has  contended,  how- 
ever, that  this  speculative  interest  is  most  needed  at 
present  by  the  regular  Stock  Exchange,  and  could  be 
secured  with  a  little  effort. 


LOCAL  STOCKS. 

For  a  holiday  week  this  certainly  has  not  been  dis- 
appointing. There  has  been  a  strong  upward  tend- 
ency all  along  the  line,  the  prevailing  sentiment  hav- 
ing changed  to  bullish  early  in  the  week.  With  a 
strong  bull  contingent  and  conditions  favorable  to  a 
rising  market  it  is  not  surprising  that  prices  gener- 
ally have  advanced  It  is  claimed  that  there  is  a  big 
short  interest  in  West  Chicago  and  it  is  to  this  in- 
terest that  traders  are  looking  to  give  the  market  an 
upward  turn.  The  annual  meeting  of  the  company 
will  be  held  in  about  six  weeks,  and  the  expectation 
is  that  the  showing  that  will  be  made  then  of  the 
last  year's  operations  will  be  such  as  to  again  stimu- 
late investment  buying  of  the  stock.  All  authorities 
are  agreed  that  conditions  are  now  favorable  for  a 
decided  advance  in  this  stock. 

Lake  Street  has  been  the  most  active  stock  on  the 
list.  Purchasers  of  this  stock  by  outsiders  would  be 
more  extensive  and  prices  would  rise  accordingly 
were  it  not  for  the  fact  that  every  time  an  advance 
of  a  few  points  is  scored  there  are  suspiciously  liberal 
offeiings  of  stock.  It  looks  as  though  the  insiders 
were  pretty  well  loaded  with  this  stock  and  that  its 
price  was  being  systematically  boosted  with  a  desire 
to  unload. 

Alley  "L"  is  almost  a  forgotten  security  and  trad- 
ing in  all  the  other  stock  on  the  list  was  light. 


Middletown,  Ind.— Bids  till  Deo.  4  for  the  pnrohase  of 
twenty  waterworks  bonds;  denomination  $500  each; in- 
terest 6  per  cent,  payable  semi-annually.  J.  0.  Lambert, 
president  of  the  Board  of  Trastees.  First  bond  doe  fiye 
years  from  date,  the  second,  six  years  from  date  and  the 
remainder,  one  each  six  months  until  all  are  paid. 

Winona,  Minn.— The  Board  of  Election  has  issued  an 
order  for  $25,000  in  bonds  to  pay  for  a  new  sohoolhoose, 
the  Lincoln.  They  are  to  be  payable  in  1910.  As  to  the 
interest,  they  will  go  to  the  concern  making  the  best  offer. 

Hamilton,  Ohio.— The  Board  of  Agriculture  has  asked 
authority  of  the  County  Commissioners  for  permiseion  to 
issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $25,0(j0  to  exchange  partly  for 
redemption  of  payment  of  4  per  cent  bonds  and  to  liqui- 
date a  deficiency  caused  by  the  improvements  made. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  11  for 
the  purchase  of  $5,684  5  per  cent  street  improvement 
bonds.  Also,  bids  will  be  received  Deo.  11  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $10,000  i\4  per  cent  general  improvement  bonds, 
dated  May  1,  1895,  and  due  May  1,  1905.  M.  S.  WriBht. 
City  Auditor. 

Oshkosh,  Wis.— The  City  Clerk  and  Controller  have  beeu 
authorized  to  issue  the  negotiable  bonds  of  the  city  to  the 
amount  of  $8,000  for  the  oonstruotion  of  a  schoolhouee, 
said  bonds  to  become  payable  at  the  pleasure  of  the  city 
at  the  expiration  of  five  years  from  date.  H.  L.Bacon 
City  Clerk.  ' 

Middletown.  Ind.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received 
Dec.  i,  1895,  for  the  purchase  of  not  to  exceed  twenty  ne- 
gotiable bonds  of  said  town,  of  the  denomination  of  $300 
each,  all  dated  Oct,  1,  1895,  bearing  interest  at  the  rate  of 
6  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  semi  annually  and  redeem- 
able as  follows;  The  first  bonds,  five  years  from  date;  the 
second,  six  years  from  date,  and  the  remainder,  one  each 
six  months,  thereafter  until  all  are  paid. 


November  30,  im. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranse  for  tUe  weefe. 


BANE  STOCKS.   Par  f  lOO 


American  Exohange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings. . . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Banking  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  ■ 


Amonnt 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  000 

1% 

|"100 

101 

1  000  000 

6% 

fll5 

116 

700  000 

6% 

|ll2 

.14 

500  000 

12% 

1  000  000 

10% 

255 

2  000  000 

6% 

1241^ 

128 

1  000  000 

12% 

250  000 

H 

|245 

t250 

600  000 

jl43 

tl50 

3  000  000 

12% 

258 

1260 

50P  000 

■114 

118 

1  000  000 

■  '98 

1'  0 

300  000 

s% 

'  '123 

■j'124 

222  000 

10% 

250  000 

2  000  000 

10% 

350 

360 

cnn  nrtf\ 
5UU  UUU 

i  oO 

1  LtiO 

200  000 

8$ 

95 

98 

600  000 

20% 

t526 

t550 

2  000  000 

12% 

t260 

270 

2  000  000 

10% 

160 

1631^ 

1  000  000 

8% 

tl25 

127>^ 

1  000  000 

12% 

t245 

250 

750  000 

8% 

240 

?43 

1  000  000 

12% 

■t-135 

tl60 

\  000  000 

fl80 

200  OOC 

6% 

500  00(1 

6% 

tl60 

2  000  00( 

8% 

112 

113 

500  OOC 

> 

t2?0 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited . . . 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhoten  Brw  Co  Ld.. 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  By  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . 
It         i»         "  pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo . .  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  B  

Western  Stone  Oo  


£775  000 

7% 

12^1114 

£775  000 

8% 

33 

34 

£200  000 

7% 

21 

£200  000 

60 

10  000  000 

71 

73 

500  000 

30% 

t510 

teoo 

5  500  000 

12% 

289J^ 

291 

2  500  000 

7% 

110 

111 

18  000  000 

f23 
1 

t26 

30  000  000 

8% 

tl54 

4  000  000 

4^ 

14 

1  000  000 

7% 

58M 

60 

1  600  000 

7% 

t95 

600  000 

10% 

1  250  000 

35% 

13  189  000 

9% 

121 

122 

2  250  000 

78M 

80 

♦Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  fLast  quotations  given 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


.231^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  <fc  Malting  Oo  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Co  6s 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo  68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  5s. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  Ist  M  6-20  58  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Oons  Pack  Oo's  6s  1912 

Ohioago  4  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10-40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (extenBion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  4>^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  68  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  68  1906 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  5sl929 
»  "    Cons  Gold  5s  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  58....  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Oo  68   

Chi  Equitable  Gas  Co  68   1905 

Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58. .  1937 

Consumers  Gas  1st  M  Ss  1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  58  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  68  ->jO0 

N  Chi  Oity  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

PG  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s  1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  58 . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  6-20  5  


Amonnt 


Bid 


350  000 
1  250  000 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  000 
300  000 
581  000 

2  206  000 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  500 
400  000 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  000 

1  600  O'  J 
650  GOO 
600  000 

76  00(1 

2  COO  OOC 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 

1  600  000 
600  000 

1  850  OCO 

2  360  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  000 

1  500  000 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Asked 


Am  Straw  Board  48% 

Cal  &  Chi  0  &DO0  651^ 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  12 

"        "  Pfd....  321^ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Oo  . .  31 
'«  "      Pfd.  45 

Chi&  S  S  RapTCo  7%  N  Chi  St  R  R  2841. 

Chicago  Gae  Oo  631^  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...1314 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  130     W  Obi  St  R  R  115 


Lake  Street  Elevated 

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd. . 
Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Oo  ....13 

Pfd. 33% 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  71% 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  November  23,  1895. 


97 

99 

V»% 

99 

99M 

tl02i 

10414 

100 

1023^ 

tlOO 

106 

65 

72M 

61M 

63 

42 

10(1% 

lOlK 

tl09 

1021^ 

103}4 

100 

t95 

t98 

TlOO 

t91 

TlOO 

tioit 

91M 
T84 

1V614 

10'% 

lo^Yi 

t87M 

tl"2 

f92 

102^ 

lOOJ^ 

100>^ 

r97M 


91M 
86 
t80^ 

flO/ 

lOlM 
104 
191 
tl04 

103 
101 
101 

100 


OHl.  &   8.    8.    BAP.  THAN.  00. 

50— ac't...   

WEBTEBN  STONE  00. 

29  79 

400— ac't  78^ 

100— BO't  78^1 

400— ac't  7S 

IiAKE  ST  EIjBVATBD  E  E. 

60  25 

350— ac't  2534 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

40  49 

100— ac't  49J^ 


W  CHI  STREET  B  B. 

SO— ac't  121 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

100— ac't  131 

50— ac't  131 

OHI.   BBEW.   &  MALT.  00. 

6  12 

50  l^Yfi 

ICO— ac't  12 


AM.  STBAW  COABD  00. 
50  


100 


 49 

WE8TEBN  BTONE  CO. 

-ac't  77% 


OHI.  OITT  B'T. 


125  

LAKE  ST. 
50  

55  

10  

10  

350— ac't 
1300- ac't 
1250— ac't 


,300 


ELEVATED  B.  B. 

 23 

 24 

 241^ 

 24M 

 23  Jg 

 24 

.24}^ 


10  13 

CHI.  &  S.  B  BAF.  TBAN.  00. 
10  7% 

12  8 

100— aoct  7% 

200— ac't  7% 

150— ac't  T/i 

w.  riHI.  STSEBT  E.  B. 

15  118M 

10  119J4 

10  119M 

200— ao't  J 19 

460— ao't  119j^ 

£0— ac't  119M 

50— ao't  119% 


300— aoct  24>4  150— ao't  ll^M 

 120 

 120ji 

 120^ 


50— ac't  24%  200— ao't. 

100— ao't  241^    5C— ao't. 

60— ao't . 


OHI.  OITY  BAILWATt 


65. 
20. 
10. 


.300 
.301 
.302 


Monday,  November  25,  1895. 


UISOELLANEOnS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Oo . . . . 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  «k  Malting  Co  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Chicago  Oity  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Oo . . . . 

"      Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  ated  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  do  Ltd  

(n  P>ok  «'  Prov  Oo  pfd  


Amonnt 
Gap  Stock. 


Anl 
D 


1  1  260  000 

6  000  000 
3  569  650 

10  000  000 

1  000  000 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  000 
£200  000 

7  500  000 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  000 
1  000  000 

3  280  200 
9  000  000 

60  000  000 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  000 


12% 

5% 
5% 
12% 
10% 


Bid 


49 
67 
t56 

T13 
10% 
32>^ 

t35 
49 

300 

t70% 
tl05 
173 
131M 

pm 

2iH 

5^ 


tll5 

50 
170 

56 


Aeked 


STBEET  8  W.  CAB  LINE. 

60'.  141^ 

CHI  TELEPHONE  CO. 

26  170 

WE8TEBN  STONE  00. 

150— ac't  78 

50— ao't  78M 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

20   isiH 

500— ac't  13134 

50— ac't  13131 

NEW  TOBK  BISCUIT  00. 


CHI.  OITY  BAILWAY 

135  

W.  CHI.  STBEET  B. 

10  

16  

5 — cash  .   

150 — ao't  

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 

15  24  3^ 

36  2434 

10  241^ 

10  25 

10  253^ 


.  .300 

B. 

..120% 
..121 
..120^ 
,.121 


75  7134  350— ao't  243/^ 

20  713^  300— ao't  2434 


5  71%  1(0  -ao't. 

CHI  AND  8  B  BAP  TBAN  00.  650 — ac't  . 

118  8       60— ao't. 

10  S}4    50— ac't. 

150_ao't  8  400— ao'li. 

100— ao't  83^  200— ao't  2531 

100. -ac't  2534 


.24> 
.243^ 

•24M 

.24 

.25 


Tuesday,  November  26,  1895. 


11 

3334 

36 

51 

305 

175 
132 
180 

24% 
6 

13 


BTBEET's  W  CAE  LINE. 

50  14 

OHI.  OITY  b'y. 

100  300 

OHI.  &  8.  8.   BAP.  TraN.  CO. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL, 

220  1313^ 

150— ao't  131^ 


50— ao't . 


10, 


100 


O.  &  Oi   O.   &  DOCK 

—ac't  

AM.    BIBAW  B0A3D, 


.8 


10. 


 49 

WB3TEBN  BTONE  00  . 

160— ao't  78 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  OO . 

260  71 

105  71% 


LAKE  8T  .  ELEVATED  B 
70  

6  , 

35  

20  

50  

£0  

15(>— ao't  

200— ac't  

300— aoct  

200— ao't  

450— ao't  24> 

100— ao't  24  H 

350— ac't  2i% 


.131% 

B. 

.24 

.243. 
.2434 
.24% 
.241^ 
•24% 
.23% 
.24 
.243^ 
.2434 


Friday,  November  29,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATON  CO.,  ILL. 

10  131 

BTBEEl'S  W.  CAB  LINE. 

30  14 

NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

100  713^ 

100  71% 

OHI.  CITY  b'y 

50  300 

50  3003^ 

OHI.  &  S.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  OO. 

60— ao't  734 

50— ao't  73^ 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B,  00. 

50  2841^ 

50— ao't  283 

50 — aoot  286 


LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 

50  23K 

10  23% 

100— ac't  2334 

50— ao't  23% 

600— ac't  23>^ 

400— ac't   23% 

50— ac't  23% 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   B,  B. 

113  1153^ 

60  115% 

5  116 

40  1163^ 

100— ac't  11634 

600— ao't  11531 

50— ao't  115% 

50— ao't  115% 

100— ac't  116 

250-ao't  116>^ 


bonds. 
340,  Smith 


Wednesday,  November  27,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MATCH  CO,  ILL. 

13  1313^ 


BBEW  &  MALT  O-m'n. 


10. 


.12% 


Gladwin,  Mich. — The  Gladwin  County  Board  has  decided 
to  issue  |8,000  6  per  oent  refunding  bonds. 

Elmwood  Place,  Ohio.— The  question  of  issuing  |10,000 
refunding  bonds  is  to  be  given  another  hearing. 

Providence,  R.  I.— At  meeting  of  Town  Council  Nov.  6 
the  Town  Treasurer  wes  authorized  to  borrow  |40,COO. 

Blunt,  8.  D.—  The  township  board  has  voted  to  limit  the 
issuance  of  bonds  to  bore  an  artesian  well  to  f 5,000. 

Rochester,  Pa. — The  citizens  voted  by  551  to  52  to  isaue 
|60,000  in  bonds  for  the  building  of  a  new  waterworks. 

Meriden,  Miss. — The  Financial  Committee  has  been  au- 
thorized to  advertise  lor  bids  for  the  purchase  of  *100,000 
improvement  bonds. 

Newbury,  Ore. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  2,  1895, 
for  the  purchase  of  |15,00(i  5  per  cent  twenty-year  gravity 
water  system  bonds.    J.  G.  Hadley,  City  Recorder. 

Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Deo.  9  for  the 
purchase  of  |2<',0(:0  30-year  5  per  oeat  village 
Robert  A.   Armstrong,  Village  Clerk,  room 
Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Ord,  Neb. — Bids  will  be  received  until  December  2  for 
the  porohaee  of  $50.0;iO  6  per  oent  Ord  irrigation  district 
of  Valley  County  bonds.  Payable  in  eleven  to  twenty 
years,  inclusive.    E.  P.  Clements,  secretary. 

Miles  City,  Mont. — The  Connoil  has  passed  an  ordinance 
authorizing  the  issuance  of  |17,000  in  bonds  for  the  pur- 
chase of  the  electric  plant  and  water  works.  The  bonds 
will  be  prepared  for  market  aa  soon  as  possible. 

Cleves,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  2  for  the 
purchase  of  $i,200  5  per  cent  5  to  10  years'  sidewalk  bonds. 
V.  M   Henderson,  Village  Clerk. 

Allegan,  Mich. — Special  meeting  will  be  called  to  vote 
on  the  qnestion  of  bonding  the  village  for  $3  500  or  $4,000 
to  secure  money  to  iosare  the  location  of  a  bicycle  factory. 

Bay  City,  Mich. — The  Board  of  Supervisors  has  ordered 
a  Boecial  election  to  vote  on  the  issue  of  |115,0()0  in  bonds 
foi  the  purpose  of  paying  the  indebtedness  owed  to  the 
State. 

Ft.  Worth,  Tex. — The  Finance  Committee  and  the  Mayor 
were  aothorized  to  borrow  tl2,()00  for  five  yearc  at  not 
more  than  7  per  cent  for  the  completion  of  certain  im- 
provements of  thp  water  works. 

Roswell,  New  MexioD  — The  Chaves  County  Board  ofifer 
for  sale  $2,300  6  per  oent  Grand  Plain  School  District  No. 
7  bonds.  The  bonds  are  redeemabe  in  thirty  years,  but 
payable  after  ten  years  at  the  option  of  the  district. 
James  M.  Mullens.  Saperiutedent  of  Public  Oo.  Instruc- 
tion. 

Evanston,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  7  for 
the  purchase  of  $3,516  6  per  oent  one  to  ten  year  sewer 
bonds.  Also  at  the  fame  time  bids  will  be  received  for 
the  purchase  of  $1,404  one  to  ten  years  6  per  oent  sewer 
bonds.  Wm.  H.  Krapp,  Village  Clerk,  Carlisle  Building, 
room  36,  Fourth  and  Walnut  street,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


1138 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  30,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESJTATE  MARKET. 

From  an  alto^^ether  lifeless  and  unimportant  mar- 
ket for  small  properlits,  representing  almost  en- 
tirely the  cleaning  up  of  contract  sales  of  lots  and 
the  transfer  of  small  residence  properties,  the  Chi- 
cago real  estate  market  has  developed  into  a  normal 
degree  of  interest  and  activity.   Sales  are  no  longer 
confined  to  inflnitesimal  transactions,  but  one  sees 
on  running  down  the  list  of  transfers  more  than  an 
occasional  sale  of  size  and  importance.    Large  prop- 
erty owners  and  investors  have  again  turned  their  at- 
tention to  Chicago  real  estate,  and  the  demind  for 
investments,  which  so  long  remained  dormant,  has 
been  aroused  in  circles  which  deal  in  tens  and  hun- 
dreds of  thousands  rather  than  in  hundreds.  The 
result  will  be  that  the  Chicago  real  estate  market 
will  soon  recover  its  wonted  strength  and  tone  and 
make  good  its  claim  as  of  old,  to  be  the  foremost 
.real  estate  center  in  the  United  States.    The  fact 
that  values  have  not  fallen  mati  nally  during  the 
panic  while  every  other  form  of  property  has  depre- 
ciated, is  the  best  possible  recommendation  for  the 
stabilty  of  Chicago  real  estate. 

An  interesting  transaction  of  the  week  was  that 
trade  of  South  Water  street  frontage  for  property  on 
Ogden  avenue.  F.Madlener  conveys  to  A  H.  Loeb  100 
by  100  feet  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Ogden  avenue 
and  Polk  street  at  $39 .500  and  takes  26  by  1 40  feet, 
north  front,  on  South  Water  street  94  feet  east  of 
Wabash  avenue,  at  $52,000.  These  transfers  put  a 
valuation  of  §395  a  foot  on  the  Ogden  avenue  prop- 
erty and  $2,000  a  foot  on  the  South  Water  street 
frontage.  This  is  assuming  that  the  improvements 
are  of  equal  value  in  both  cases,  and  the  result  gives 
an  advantage  of  5  to  i  in  price  to  the  South  Water 
street  property.  Judged  from  recent  figures  for  other 
downtown  frontaegs  this  is  too  low  for  the  South 
Water  street  sale,  but  even  at  the  figure  named  the 
difference  in  price  as  between  central  and  outlying 
property  is  significant. 

An  example  in  point  is  the  Wabash  avenue  sale  of 
48  by  90  feet,  west  front,  112  feet  south  of  Jackson 
street.  forSl92,G00,  This  is  at  |4,000  a  foot,  or  ten 
times  the  price  of  the  Ogden  avenue  frontage  before 
mentioned.  It  even  mort.  strongly  emphasizes  the 
growth  in  importance  of  the  downtown  district. 

AN  ACRE  SALE  AND  ITS  SIGMIFICAN  E. 

Sam  Brown,  Jr,  has  bought  from  the  Estate  of 
Francis  S.  Horn  20  acres  in  the  southwest  corner  of 
FuUerton  and  North  Forty-second  avenues  for  S44  - 
864,  or  S2.243  per  acre,  $224  per  lot,  or  about  $9  pe'r 
front  foot.  It  is  quite  within  the  bound  of  possibility 
that  business  lots  in  this  tract  may  at  some  future 
time  be  as  valuable  as  the  Ogden  avenue  lots  which 
Mr.  Madlenersuld  to  .Mr.  Loeb.  In  such  an  event 
the  property  would  increase  in  value  1,000  per  cent, 
yet  the  history  of  Chicago  shows  any  number  of  in- 
stances of  just  as  wonderful  advances  from  prairie 
prices  to  business  frontage  values. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

In  the  real  estate  field  the  week  started  in  with  a 
number  of  loans  on  central  business  property  which 
are  of  more  than  ordinary  interest.  Edward  Baggot 
gave  a  trust  deed  for  $69,000  on  the  property  134 
Fifth  avenue  20  by  8:3f  feet,  the  deed  running  to 
Hun.ingtor,  W.  Jackson  for  five  years  at  5i  per  cent 
Mr.  Baggot  also  controls  the  property  132  Fifth  ave- 
nue, of  the  same  dimensions,  owned  by  the  estate  of 
L  C.  P.  Freer  on  a  lease  of  ninety-three  and  one-half 
years,  expiring  in  1983,  and  the  10  by  83i  feet  at  the 
northwest  corner  of  Madison  street,  owned  by  the 
Equitable  Trust  Company  as  trustees,  under  a  ninety- 
n.ne  year  lease,  expiring  1983.  This  gives  Mr.  Bag- 
got  50  by  831  feet  at  the  corner  named,  and  it  has 
long  been  known  that  this  desirable  holding  would 
be  improved.  Some  of  the  subleases,  however,  do  not 
expire  until  two  years  from  next  May.  It  could  not 
be  ascertained  yesterday  whether  satisfactory  ar- 
rangements have  been  made  with  the  tenants  so  that 
preparations  for  the  improvements  can  be  made. 

Another  loan  for  .$75,000  was  made  by  the  North- 
western Life  Insurance  Company  on  the  property  164 
Van  Buren  street,  ;5  by  150  feet,  owned  by  C  A 


Chapin,  and  under  a  ninety-nine  year  lease,  expiring 
in  1989,  running  to  R.  J.  Gunning,  This  loan  is  for 
ten  years  at  5  per  rent. 

The  Lincoln  Park  Congregational  Church,  Rev. 
David  Beaton  pastor,  has  disposed  of  its  old  church, 
and  will  in  the  near  future  erect  a  new  one.  For  the 
present  a  chapel,  for  which  Arthur  F.  Hussander  has 
made  plans,  will  be  erected  upon  the  congregation's 
property,  80  by  144  feet,  on  Fullerton  avenue,  west  of 
Cleveland.  Upon  this  property  a  loan  of  $10,000  for 
five  years  at  6  per  cent  has  iust  been  made  by  J. 
Burnham.  The  chapel  is  to  be  built  on  the  rear  of 
the  lot.  It  will  be  a  one-story  building  of  brick  and 
stone  constrtction. 

The  property  250  and  252  Wabash  avenue,  48  by  90 
feet,  improved  with  a  five-story  stone  front  building 
has  been  sold  by  Hiram  B  Peabody  to  Isadora  Blod 
gett  for  §192,000.    Two  prior  transfers  of  this  prop- 
erty are  of  interest,  because  they  show  the  unusual 
development  of  Wabash  avenue  frontage  within 
twenty-odd  years.   The  first  transfer  was  made  July 
19,  !883,  by  Samuel  D.  Babcock  to  Mary  D.  Hawley 
for  173,604.   Mrs.  Hawley  erected  the  present  build 
ing  and  sold  the  property  Sept.  Z3.  mo,  for  $140,000 
to  Mr.  Peabody,  who  now  has  disposed  of  it  for  $192, 
000.    Taking  the  value  of  the  improvement  into  con 
sideration  the  price  paid  is  about  $3,3o0  per  foot. 


A  SEWER  ELEVAN  MILES  LONB. 


FIFTY- FOUR   LAWYERS  FIGHT  THE  ASSESSMENT  FOR 
THE  LARGE  REAL  ESTATE  OWNERS. 

A  second  survay  has  been  made  for  the  big  sewer 
that  is  to  extend  from  the  south  branch  of  the  Chi- 
cago river  North  and  Northwest  through  the  old 
town  of  Jefferson  now  a  part  of  Chicago.  The  main 
sewer  will  cost  about  $700,000  and  the  lateral  sewers 
as  much  more  before  any  benefits  could  be  derived 
from  it.  The  first  assessment  was  declared  illegal  by 
the  courts  on  account  of  irregularities  and  imperfec 
tions  of  the  survey. 

Fifty-four  lawyers  on  the  side  of  the  tax  payers 
and  one  on  the  other  is  the  way  the  case  was  tried 
before  Judge  Yates.  The  solitary  lawyer  is  E.  S. 
Metcalf,  who  represents  the  City  of  Chicago  in  the 
special  assessment  case  on  trial.  The  fifty-four  op- 
posing him  represent  property  extending  from  the 
South  Branch  of  the  Chicago  River  elevan  and  one- 
half  mi'es  north  to  the  Town  of  Jefferson.  In  this 
district  lies  the  proposed  route  of  the  big  sewer  the 
ordinance  for  which  was  passed  by  the  City  Council 
last  May.  The  cost  of  the  work,  it  is  estimated,  will 
reach  $700,000,  and  it  is  to  defeat  an  assessment  of 
$63:1.000  for  the  improvement  that  the  big  lawsuit 
was  started. 

The  district  through  which  the  sewer  will  run  is 
worth  $30,000,000,  and  the  biggest  individual  objector 
is  the  Booth  estate,  400  acres  of  land  worth  $500  an 
acre.  Among  the  lawyers  in  the  fifty-four  are  Robt. 
T.  Lincoln,  with  his  partners,  Isham  &  Beal,  Wilson, 
Moore  &  Mcllvaine,  Hoyne,  Follansbee  &  O'Connor', 
George  Edmund  Foss,  W.  J.  Donlan,  while  real  estate 
experts  ex-Senator  Thomas  F.  Mitchell,  R.  M.  Pat- 
terson, and  Henry  Fuller  are  present  to  tell  of  realty 
values  through-out  the  district  in  question. 

The  proposed  sewer  will  commence  at  one  end  four 
and  one-half  miles  west  of  State  street  on  Madison 
street.  It  will  then  run  two  and  one-half  miles 
south  to  the  river,  eight  and  one-half  miles  north  in- 
to Lake  View,  and  at  Grand  avenue  it  will  bifurcate 
west  for  three  miles  to  the  Town  of  Leyden. 

It  is  said  the  prcoposed  work  will  add  20  per  cent  to 
the  valu^of  real  estate  all  along  the  route. 

It  is  here  that  that  the  gratest  opposition  is  met 
the  Booth  estate  comprises  several  hundred  acres  of 
'and  and  the  estate  of  Joseph  Rutherford  controlled 
by  Thomas  Rutherford  comprises  several  hundred 
acres.  Thomas  Rutherford  owns  several  acre  tracts 
in  addition  to  the  land  under  his  control  and  belong- 
ing to  the  Lovett  estate  an  1  the  estate  of  Joseph 
Rutherford,  There  is  no  doubt  that  all  of  these  land 
interests  are  committed  against  the  improvement. 
Other  people  in  the  vicinity  of  Cragin  and  Mont  Clare 
are  too  poor  to  pay  their  portion  of  the  assessment 


and  not  over  a  dozen  tax  payers  in  the  territory  to 
be  benefitted  are  able  and  willing  to  do  so. 

BROTHERS'  NEW  HOSPITAL. 

The  sale  of  the  Alexian  Brothers'  Hospital  to  the 
Northwestern  Elevated  Railroad  Company  about  a 
month  ago  has  been  recorded.    The  deed  conveying 
the  property,  300  by  204i  feet  on  North  Franklin 
street,  east  front,  316  feet  south  of  North  avenue, 
runs  to  Delancy  H.  Louderback,  and  the  amount 
named  in  the  deed  is  $200,000.   The  present  hos|)ital 
building  occupies  only  one  half  of  the  ground  space 
of  61,350  feet  and  consequently  leaves  ample  ground 
for  the  power  plant  to  be  erected  by  the  purchasing 
company.     It  is  quite  probable  that  the  present 
building  will  not  be  demolishul,  but  will  be  remod- 
eled and  serve  for  shop  and  storage  purposes,  though, 
Mr.  Louderback  says,  nothing  definite  has  been  de- 
termined upon  yet.    In  the  meantime  the  brothers 
will  not  be  compelled  to  move  for  a  year  or  more.  The 
Alexian  Brothers  have  purchased  half  a  block  of  Hu- 
ber's  subdivision  of  block  12  in  Sheffield's  addiliou  for 
$70000.   This  property  though  subdivided  into  forty- 
nine  lots  is  vacant.    It  has  frontage  of  269  feet  on 
Racine  avenue  and  Herndon  street  and  of  597  feet  on 
Belden  avenue  and   Huber    street.     Being  thus 
bounded  by  four  streets  and  having  streetcar  lines 
on  two  of  them,  it  is  very  accessible.     Nothing  defi- 
nite has  been  decided  upon  so  far  as  to  the  construc- 
tion of  the  new  hospital  is  concerned. 

R,  Rosenstock  Go-i  pany,  a  firm  of  architects  and 
engineers,  is  now  at  work  upon  plans  for  a  hospital, 
concerning  which  they  will  give  no  details  as  to  loca- 
tion and  ownership.  The  buiding  will  be  L  shaped, 
with  190  feet  front  on  the  main  lines.  It  will  be 
basement  and  three  stories  high,  of  fire-proof  con- 
struction with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  stone, 
have  steam  heal , electric  light,  three  passenger  eleva- 
tors and  be  complete  in  every  detail,  including  a 
morgue.   The  cost  is  estimated  at  $150,000. 


RECENT  SUPREME  COURT  DECISIONS. 

[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Ch.'inoellor,  Members  of  the 
OhioBgo  Ba.-.  ] 
HOLDING  OVER  BY  TENANT 

A  case  reported  by  us  several  weeks  ago  has  awak- 
ened considerable  interest  amoug  the  real  estate  fra- 
ternity in  Chicago,  and  we  have  been  questioned  in 
regard  to  it  by  .so  many  of  our  friends  that  at  their 
request  we  give  a  more  extended  reference  to  it. 

The  case  is  that  of  Sarah  J.  Conden  vs.  James  H, 
Brockway,  et  al  ,  reported  in  the  157th  volume  of  the 
Illinois  Supreme  Court  Reports  at  page  90.  The  ac- 
tion was  one  of  forcible  detainer  brought  originally 
before  a  Justice  of  the  Peace  for  the  possession  of 
certain  premises  in  the  City  of  Chicago.  The  tenant 
did  not  surrender  possession  uptm  the  termination  of 
the  lease  on  April  ,.0,  1893.  Thereupon,  on  May  8, 
1893,  thelandloid  brought  an  action  of  forcible  de- 
tainer before  the  Justice  of  the  Peace  to  recover  pos- 
session and  was  awarded  a  judgment.  The  tenant 
appealed  the  case  to  the  Superior  Court  of  Cook 
County,  and  from  there  successively  to  the  Appellate 
and  Supreme  Courts,  in  all  of  which  courts  the  orig- 
inal judgments  was  confirmed. 

The  Supreme  Court,  iu  deciding  the  case,  held  that 
the  mere  holding  over  by  the  tenant,  after  the  expir- 
ation of  the  term  of  the  lease,  did  not  have  the  ef- 
fect of  renewing  the  tenancy  for  another  year. 
Where  a  tenant  for  a  year,  or  for  years,  holds  over 
after  the  term  expires  without  any  new  argument, 
the.lai?dlord  may,  at  his  election,  treat  such  tenant 
as  a  trespasser,  or  as  a  tenant  for  another  year,  upon 
the  same  terms  as  in  the  original  lease.  But  no  such 
right  of  election  belongs  to  the  tenant,  and  a  demand 
for  possession  before  bringing  an  action  for  forcible 
detainer  in  such  a  case  is  not  necessary. 


Pre^itoD,  Minn. — The  village  has  voted  in  favor  of  issn- 
iDg  |18,0:)C  water  and  light  bonds. 

Ourrollton.  Ga.  —  A  bill  has  passed  Legielalnre  anthoriz- 
ing  the  issne  of  $20,000  school  bonds. 


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November  30,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1139 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Warren  H  Milner  has  completed  plans  for  a  build- 
ing at  the  corner  of  69th  street  and  Wentworth  ave 
for  W  S  Barbee.  It  will  contain  stores  in  the  first 
story,  flats  in  the  second  story  and  masonic  lodge- 
rooms  in  the  third  story.  It  will  cover  50x175  feet, 
with  exterior  of  stone  for  the  first  story,  pressed 
brick  and  stone  above,  have  hardwood  finish,  steam 
heat  and  all  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of 
about  $35,000. 

Thos  McCall  has  prepared  plans  and  is  talcing  fig- 
ures on  a  residence  and  apartment  building  at  683  to 
687  lone  place,  for  F  R  Woodroof.  It  will  cover  60x 
75  feet,  be  3-stories  and  basement,  have  stone  front, 
relieved  by  stone  bays  and  copper  cornice,  hardwood 
finish,  three  boilers,  engine  and  ihe  latest  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $25,000. 

Healy  &  Gilbert  have  prepared  plans  for  a  store, 
fiat  and  hall  building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  69th 
street  and  South  Park  avenue.  It  will  cover  125x48 
feet,  2-stories  and  basement,  have  fronts  of  pressed 
and  ornamental  brick  and  stone,  oak  and  Arkansas 
pine  finish,  scenery,  opera  chairs  and  modern  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $.0,000. 

L  M  Curry,  Unity  building,  has  made  plans  for  a 
court  house  to  be  built  at  Le  Sueur  Centre,  Minn., 
for  Le  Sueur  county.  It  will  be  fire-proof,  2  stories 
and  basement,  70x100  feet,  built  of  stone  have  slate 
roof  iron  vault  doors,  metallic  filing  cases,  steam  heat 
and  the  latest  improvements  at  a  cost  of  $.0,050. 

Treat  .&  Foltz  have  designed  for  E  E  Chandler  a 
handsome  3  story  residence  to  be  built  at  5130  Lex- 
ington ave.  It  will  be  finished  in  hard  woods  and 
heated  by  hot  water.    The  cost  will  be  $50,000. 

J  A  Butts  has  designed  for  J  G  Braun  a  2-story 
warehouse,  to  be  built  at  322  and  324  So  Paulina  st. 
It  will  front  37  feet,  with  a  depth  of  128  and  will  be 
constructed  of  pressed  brick.    It  will  cost  $11,000. 

Construction  has  been  begun  on  a  $-5,000  store  and 
apartment  building  at  2^2  Lincoln  avenue.  It  will 
be  149x25  feet,  5  stories  high,  and  will  be  heated  by 
steam.  The  owners  are  Noble  &  Thumm.  Henry  I. 
Cobb  is  the  architect. 

Barry  &  Bailey  will  build  after  plans  by  architects 
Cowles  &  Ohrenstein  two  3  story  houses  to  be  built 
at  4901  and  4903  Grand  blvd.  They  will  each  front  21 
feet  with  a  depth  of  69,  ind  wiU  be  canstructed  of 
stone,  the  interior  being  finished  in  hardwood  and 
heated  by  hot  water    They  will  cost  $15,000. 

S  N  Crowen  has  designed  a  4-story  apartment 
house  to  be  built  for  Reynolds  &  Brittain  on  the 
west  side  of  Indiana  avenue,  south  of  26th  street. 
The  building  will  have  a  frontage  of  75  feet  and  a 
depth  of  162  feet.  The  interior  will  contain  thirty- 
two  apartments  of  from  three  to  seven  rooms  each. 
They  will  be  finished  in  mahogany  and  oak  and  will 
be  heated  by  steam  and  lighted  by  electricity.  The 
cost  will  be  $110,000. 

W  J  Whistler  is  about  to  build,  after  plans  by 
architect  A  G  Ferree,  a  4-story  apartment  house  on 
56th  street  and  Calumet  avenue.  It  will  cover  90x 
108  feet  in  area,  and  will  be  constructed  of  stone  and 
Tight  colored  pressed  brick.  The  interior  will  con- 
tain thirty-two  apartments  of  from  four  to  seven 
rooms  each.  The  building  will  be  lighted  by  elec- 
tricity and  heated  by  steam.  Its  cost  is  estimated 
at  $70,000. 

M  H  Vail  has  designed  an  expensive  apartment 
house  on  the  South  side.  The  building  is  to  be  built 
on  the  north  end  of  Grand  boulevard,  the  exact  loca- 
tion and  ownership  being  withheld  until  the  final 
papers  covering  the  transaction  can  be  executed. 
The  structure  will  be  eight  stories  and  basement  in 
height  and  cover  a  ground  space  of  110x163^  feet,  with 
an  outer  court,  20x58  feet,  over  the  main  entrance, 
and  an  inner  court,  16x60  feet,  which  will  afford 
ample  outside  light  to  every  one  of  the  seventy-six 
suites  of  from  six  to  nine  rooms.  The  interior,  will 
include  a  cafe,  steam  laundry,  safety  deposit  vaults, 
etc.  The  building  will  have  its  own  electric  plant 
for  furnishing  light  as  well  as  power  for  the  passen- 


ger elevators.  It  is  estimated  that  the  cost  of  this 
improvement  will  reach  $350,000 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  ClIUKCHES,  ETC. 

The  incurable  insane  asylum  commission,  John 
Finley,  chairman,  rejected  the  proposed  plans  for 
new  buildin'JS  and  inspected  two  of  the  sites  oflered. 
All  of  the  plans  were  rejected  and  it  is  probable 
three  of  the  five  architects  competing  will  be  selected 
and  requested  to  change  the  plans  so  as  to  reduce  the 
cost.  Another  meeting  will  be  held  ai  Peoria  111  , 
when  the  plans  will  be  selected. 

Architect  A.  E.  Permain  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
hospital  lor  R.  E.  Webber  at  Kalispell,  Mont  It 
will  be  built  of  frame,  have  shingle  roof,  elevator, 
furnace,  bathroom  outfit,  water  closet  fixtures, 
Cost  $2,000. 

Fargo,  N  D.,  will  erect  a  county  hospital  and 
poor  house,  Architect  J.  W.  Ross,  Grand  Forks, 
made  the  plans.   Check  $500. 

Des  Moines,  la. --It  is  stated  that  the  board  of 
commissioners  for  the  insane  hospital  to  be  erected 
at  Cherokee,  la  ,  have  accepted  plans  and  specifica- 
tions for  the  building. 

Architects  La  Belle  &  French,  of  Marion,  Ind., 
have  prepared  plans  for  a  Catholic  church  at  the 
same  place.  It  will  be  72x130  feet,  bnilt  of  biick, 
with  stone  trimmings,  have  slate  roof,  galvanized 
iron  and  stone  cornice,  stained  glass,  hard  plaster, 
furnace,  white  oak  finish,  gas  and  electric  fixtures, 
plumbing,  tiling,  iron  and  steel  beams  and  cast  iron 
columns.  Cost  $35,000  Rev.  Wm  Quinlin  is  pastor. 
Contract  for  superstructure  to  be  let  Feb  12,  1896. 

Architect  J.  P.  Eisentraut,Bo  jae.Ia  ,  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  church  for  the  Catholic  Church  Society 
at  Livermoore,  45x92  feet,  built  of  pressed  brick, 
with  stone  trimmings,  have  slated  roof,  leaded  and 
cathedral  glass,  steam  heating.  Cost  f  15, 000.  Cm- 
tract  will  be  let  about  Jan.  1,  1896. 

Architect  T.  H.  Connor  has  prepared  plans  for  a 
church  to  be  erected  at  Bradgate,  la,,  38x50  feet, 
built  of  frame,  with  stone  foundation,  have  rolling 
partition,  30x12  feet,  cathedral  glass  and  cost  $2,500. 
Contract  has  been  let. 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until  Dec.  4.,  2 
p.  m.,  at  Davenport,  la  for  all  the  labor  and 
materials  required  for  the  approaches  to  the  United 
States  post  office  buildings  there,  in  accordance  with 
drawing  and  specification,  copies  of  which  may  be 
had  at  the  supervising  architect's  office,  Washing- 
I  ton.  D.  C,  or  at  the  office  of  the  superintendent  at 
Davenport.  Each  bid  must  be  accompanied  by  a 
certified  check  for  $100 

The  people  of  Galveston,  Tex  ,  talk  of  a  new 
court  house  for  Galveston  county  to  cost  about  $375,- 
000;  but  there  is  opposition  among  the  responsible 
taxpayers  there  against  the  undertaking  at  the  pre 
sent  time  which  is  thought  will  defeat  it. 

Sealed  bids  will  be  received  at  the  office  of  under- 
signed until  Dec.  9,  1  o'clock  p.  m.,  for  furnishing 
and  setting  the  art  glass  for  the  new  court  house  in 
Bowling  Green  Ohio  parties  bidding  foi  the  work  to 
furnish  designs,  etc.  The  sucessful  bidder  will  be 
required  to  leave  with  the  county  auditor  samples 
as  shown  by  him  on  which  the  contract  is  made. 
For  further  information  regarding  above  address  G. 
W.  Gaghan  aounty  auditor,  Bowling  Green  Ohio. 

Dixon,  111.  The  eoun6y  board  will  meet  Dec.  9th 
and  decide  the  question  of  erecting  a  new  court  house 
J  H  Thompson,  county  clerk. 


The  Garden  City  Foundry  Co.,  incorporated,  are 
successors  to  Turner,  Dickinson  &  Co.,  founders  and 
machinists,  at  76  Churchill  street.  The  latter  has 
begun  the  erection  of  a  new  building,  100x64  feet,  ad- 
joining their  joundry  at  the  corner  of  Armitage  and 
Central  avenue,  Cragin,  which  will  be  used  as  their 
machine  shop.  They  expect  by  the  first  of  January  to 
move  their  entire  plant  from  the  present  location  at 
76  Churchill  street,  to  the  n^w  works  at  Cragin.  The 
company  will  continue  to  make  specialties  of  hangers, 
friction  clutches  and  piano  plates.  They  are  well 
equipped  for  general  foundry  and  machine  work,  and 
as  they  have  recently  installed  a  bronze  and  nickel 
plating  department  in  their  shops  they  are  prepared 


to  handle  a  very  wide  range  of  work.  At  the  new 
plant  they  will  erect  an  entirely  new  set  of  japanning 
ovens  which  they  will  heat  with  gas. 

The  German-American  Gutta  Percha  Fuse  Works' 
plant  at  Fairview,  on  the  Wisconsin  Central  R  R, 
will  comprise  a  main  building  168x52  feet,  two  build- 
ings 82x59  feet,  all  with  iron  roofs,  a  power  house 
80x.^0  feet,  with  gravel  rcof,  a  powder  house  29x.32  feet, 
w'th  wooden  roof,  five  buildings,  50x50  feet,  of  which 
two  will  be  used  for  tar  boiling,  two  for  glue  boiling, 
one  for  gutta  percha  boiling,  besides  one  storage 
building  80x^0  feet  and  two  platforms.  The  buildings 
will  be  constructed  of  frame,  brick  and  ^tone.  Esti- 
mates are  being  received  by  architect  Bauman,  J502 
Motiadnock  building. 

Sealed  proposals  were  received  until  12  o'clock  m., 
November  20,  for  all  the  labor  and  materials  required 
for  joinery  work,  plumbing,  etc  ,  in  the  United  States 
appraisers's  siores  in  accordrnce  with  drawing  and 
specification,  copies  of  which  may  be  had  from  under- 
signed. Each  bid  was  accompanied  by  a  certified 
check  for  $200.  Proposals  enclosed  in  envelopes, 
sealed  and  marked  "Proposals  for  miscellaneous 
Changes  in  the  United  States  Appraisers's  Stores  at 
Chicago,  111.,  and  addressed  to  Frank  G.  Hoyne,  cus 
todian. 

V.  Falkenau  &  Bro..  1116  Chisago  Stock  Exchange 
building,  were  awarded  the  contract  for  erecting  a 
three  story  brick  and  stone  addition  to  the  Manhat- 
tan Brewing  Company's  plant  at  3925  to  3945  Emerald 
avenue.  C(jst  about  S50,000.  Architect  Louis  Lehle, 
Schiller  building  made  the  plans. 

The  plant  of  the  Crete  Manufacturing  Company 
was  destroyed  by  fire  Loss  $40,000;  no  insurance. 
Will  rebuild. 

Architect  J.  L.  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  will 
draw  plans  for  a  gymnasium  and  bath  house  to  be 
erected  at  Douglas  Park  f  ^r  the  West  Side  park  com- 
missioners, office  Union  Park. 

Architect  J.  L  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  is  en- 
gaged on  plans  for  the  exterior  of  an  electric  light 
plant,  the  interior  having  been  arranged  by  Electri- 
cal and  Mechanical  Engineer  Foree  Bain,  1657  Mon- 
artnock  building.  The  structure  will  be  erected  at 
Garfield  Park.  The  plant  complete  is  estimated  to 
cost  $157,000. 

Louis  Lehle  has  designed  for  the  Manhattan  Brew- 
ing Co.  two  additions,  each  three  stories  high,  to  the 
brewing  company's  plant  at  3925  to  3945  Emerald 
avenue.  One  building  will  cover  a  space  of  100x59 
and  the  other  will  be  38x52  feet.  They  will  be  con- 
structed of  brick,  the  cost  being  placed  at  §40,000. 

Architect  Thomas  McCall  has  planned  for  Joseph 
Corma.k  four  three-story  fiat  buildings  tn  be  erected 
at  4516  to  4622  Indiana  avenue.  They  will  front  100 
feet  with  a  depth  of  66  and  will  be  constructed  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone  The  interior  will  be  finished 
in  hard  wood  and  heated  by  steam.  They  will  cost 
*20,000. 

J.  L,  Cochran  will  build  a  two-story  residence  30x70 
feet  in  size  on  Kenmore  avenue  in  Edgewater.  It  is 
to  be  of  brick  frame  and  plaster  construction,  fin- 
ished in  hardwood,  and  will  cost  $10,000.  Handy  & 
Cady  are  the  architects. 

J.  B.  Gallaway  will  build  a  two  story  storage  ware- 
house 100x100  feet  at  638  to  644  North  Clark  street, 
after  plans  by  architects  Holabird  &  Roche,  to  cost 
$15,000. 

Architect  E.  R.  Warner  has  designed  for  J.  W. 
Kennedy  four  three-story  flat  buildings,  to  be  erected 
at  Nos.  1326,  1328,  1336  and  1338  Fairmont  avenue. 
They  will  each  front  25  feet  with  a  depth  of  40,  and 
will  be  constructed  of  pressed  bricli  and  stone.  They 
will  cost  SzO.OOO. 

Evanston  in  the  near  future  will  have  a  hospital 
well  equipped  to  care  for  individual  cases  of  con- 
tagious disease,  whose  proper  attention  in  the  past 
and  now  has  been  a  vexing  and  distressing  problem, 
and  has  often  resulted  in  undeserved  hardship  to 
very  worthy  people.  At  the  meeting  of  the  corpora- 
tion a  committee  was  appointed,  with  Mr.  F.  M. 
Elliot  as  chairman,  to  secure  a  new  site  for  buildings. 
The  committee  that  at  a  special  meeting  of  the  di- 
rectors held  May  2  reported  having  purchased  the 
land  on  Ridge  avenue.  At  the  annual  meetingof  the 
directors  held  the  same  evening  the  attornev  of  the 
hospital,  Mr.  W.  A.  Hamilton,  was  requested  to  take 
legal  steps  to  change  their  name.  On  the  I  ;th  day  of 
February,  by  a  unanimous  vote  of  the  directors  taken 
at  the  Avenue  House,  the  Evanston  Emergency 
hospital,  so  limited  in  scope,  was  changed  to  the 
Evanston  Hospital  association. 

A  number  of  Pittsburg  capitalists  are  seeking  a 
sight  New  Castle  on  which  to  erect  a  plant  for  the 
manufacture  of  nut  locks,  brace  bars  and  other  rail- 
road tools,  on  which  they  own  the  patents.  The 
company  has  a  capital  stock  of  |50,000  and  would  give 
employment  to  about  75  men. 


^140  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  SO,  18V5. 


November  30, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  30,  18%. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Forman,  N.  D.— Voted  for  |2,500  bonds  for  sinking  ar- 
tesian welle. 

Lisbon,  N.  D.— Question  of  issning  $10,000  waterworks 
bonds  was  oarried. 

Goshen,  Ind.— Sohool  Board  voted  to  issne  $lfi,rOO 
school  bonds  to  pay  indebtedness. 

Trenton,  Mioh. — The  citizens  have  nnder  consideration 
the  issne  of  |10,roO  waterworks  bonds. 

Fargo,  Minn. — The  city  has  voted  to  issne  $30,000  in 
bonds  for  the  extension  of  sewer  and  water  mains. 

Sherman,  Tex. — Ooanoil  passed  ordinance  aolhoriziug 
the  issue  of  $25,000  worth  of  6  per  cent  bonds. 

Rocky  Ford,  Col — The  town  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000  in 
bonds  for  the  purpose  of  sinking  an  additional  well. 

San  Antonio,  Tex. — City  will  vote  on  question  of  issniog 
$50,000  street  improvement  bonds  in  the  near  future. 

Lake  City,  Fla. — The  City  Council  has  ordered  an  elec- 
tion Deo.  10  for  the  issuance  of  bonds  for  public  improve- 
ments. 

Sulphur  Springs,  Tex. — Hopkins  County,  Tex  .  will 
issue  $20,0f0  court  bou.ie  bonds,  authorized  by  the  At- 
torney-General. 

Ontonagon,  Mich. — Voted  to  issue  bonds  for  $12,000  to 
be  used  in  oompletiag  system  of  waterworks  and  electric 
light  plant. 

Brooklyn,  111. — The  city  voted  to  issue  $4,000  water  ex- 
tention  bonds. 

Uumeston,  Iowa. — The  citizens  have  voted  to  issue 
$25,(  00  jail  bonds. 

Thomasville,  Ga. — The  city  proposes  to  issue  $35,000 
improvement  bonds. 

Madison,  Minn. — The  eohool  district  has  voted  to  issne 
$.S,000  sohool  bonds. 

Au  Sable,  Minn. — Board  of  Supervisors  passed  resolu- 
tion to  bond  the  county  for  $20,000,  15  years,  5  per  cent. 

Kalispell,  Mont. — B.  J.  Mclntire,  city  clerk,  will  receive 
sealed  proposals  Nov.  25,  for  the  purchase  of  $20,000  of  6 
per  cent  bonds. 

Guthrie,  O.  T. — The  board  of  education  offers  for  sale 
at  par  $21,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds.  For  further  particu- 
lars address  E.  H.  Furrow,  president. 

YonngstowD,  Ohio. — The  city  will  vote  on  the  propo- 
sition to  issue  bonds  in  the  sum  of  $21,000,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  erecting  new  fire  stations  in  the  outlying  districts 
now  withoui  fire  protection. 

Avondale,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  18  for 
the  purchase  of  $10,000  thirty-year  4  per  cent  village 
bonds.    W.  Elwood  Wynne,  Corporation  Clerk. 

Brunswick,  Mo.— This  city  has  voted  to  issue  $5,000 
bonds  for  taking  up  outstanding  indebtedness  and  ex- 
tending water  works.    W.  H.  Finch  is  City  Clerk. 

Thompsonville,  Conn. — A  special  town  meeting  is 
called  for  at  the  Town  Hall,  to  act  upon  bonding  the 
town  for  a  sum  not  to  exceed  $50,000;  made  necessary  by 
the  present  indebtedness. 

Pittsburg,  Pa. — Bonds  will  be  issued  to  the  amount  of 
$100,000  to  build  double  track  for  the  Knoxville  &  Arling- 
ton Avenue  Street  Railway;  bids  will  be  advertised  for  in 
a  few  days. 

Galveston,  Texas. — An  ordinance  has  been  passed  au- 
thorizing the  Mayor  and  Committee  on  Finance  to  sell 
$200,000  5  per  cent  general  indebtedness  and  funding 
bonds,  payable  in  twenty  years,  redeemable  at  the  option 
of  the  city  cfter  ten  years. 

Cleves,  O. — Sidewalk  bonds — $l,20u,  5  per  cent — Deo. 
2.    V.  M.  Henderson,  village  clerk. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — The  city  will  at  once  ofiEer  for  sale  $60,- 
000  waterworks  bonds.  This  is  a  part  of  an  issue  of  $150,- 
000,  authorized  in  July. 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich.— The  item  stating  that  this  city 
would  issue  $12,000  school  orders  seems  to  have  been  an 
error.  No  such  iasne,  we  are  now  informed,  is  contem- 
plated. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. — The  Commissioners  of  Hamilton 
County,  Ohio,  have  decided  to  issue  $46,0(0  bonds,  to  pe- 
pair  the  Spring  Grove  avenue  bridge  They  will  be  in 
denominations  of  $500  each,  bear  intdrest  at  4  per  cetit, 
and  mature  in  seven  years  from  Mov.  1,  1895. 

Hastings,  Neb. — The  Council  authorized  an  election  to 
vote  on  the  issue  of  $10,000  water  works  bonds. 

Milledgeville,  Ga. — City  Council  has  determined  to  call 
an  election  on  the  4th  of  December  for  the  purpose  of  ob- 
taining the  consent  of  two-thirds  of  the  qualified  voters  of 
the  city  to  issue  bonds  to  take  up  the  S2'4,000  bonds,  which 
were  issued  to  aid  in  building  the  Girls*  Normal  and  In- 
dustrial College.  These  bonds  have  been  declared  to  be 
illegal  by  the  courts  and  this  step  has  been  found  to  be 
eoessary  to  legalize  them. . 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Lt  31  in  the  sab  of  the  w  14  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  a  w  K  of  the  e  e  H  of 
sec  17  88  U.  Deo  17,  11am.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland  bit. 
L  N. 

Morsan  Pk,  Weston's  add,  be  9  and  in  in  sec  20  37  14.  Teo  17,  11  a  m. 
Waiter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

worn  Go's  sub,  It  17  in  b  2  of  the  8  i4  of  eeo  10  39  IX.  Deo  11,  10  a  m. 

Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Hull's  sub.  Its  16:i  and  161  of  9V4  acrea  ia  the  8  e  H  of  (he  s  w     of  seo 

i  S9  14.  Deo  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

McKichan  &  Mason's  sub,  It  41  in  b  9  of  the  w  !4  of  the  u  w  |^  of  seo  16 

38  14.  Dec  23,  11  a  m.  Wm  M  Booth,  mas  er.  L.  N. 

Wooley's  sub.  Its  6  and  32  io  b  1;  Its  19,  2(1  and  21  iu  b  4  of  7V4  aoree  e 
and  fldj  the  w  10  acres  ,^f  the  n  e  U  of  sec  :  6  40  13.  Deo  23,  Annie  G 
lyicOarthy,  adm'rx.  L  N. 

Divea'8  sub.  It  30  in  b  7  of  the  w  H  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  w  %  and  the 
e  (4  of  tbe  u  w  54  of  the  s  w  H  of  f  eo  2  89  13.  Deo  28,  11  a  m.  Oscar  U 
Brady,  admtr.  L  N. 

That  pt  of  the  n  w  !4  of  sec  10  39  12;  hUo  that  pt  of  the  u  e  !4  of  eeo  9 

39  12.  Deo  28,  11  a  m.  Wm  Q  Stephenf,  receiver.  L  N. 

Wilmette,  McDanisl's  add,  the  e  M  and  w  i4  of  It  /  Id  b  6  being  a  snb 
rf  Its  1  to  9  in  Baxter's  eut-  of  the  s  sec  or  Ouilmette  res.  Deo  17,  10 
a  m.  Jas  R  Manu,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  N, 

EvanetoD,  Grant  &  Jackson's  add,  the  40  ft  of  It  5  in  b  5.  Deo  17,  10  a 
m.  Jas  R  Minn,  master.  L  N. 

Davis'  snb,  the  s  22i/4  ft  of  It  16  and  ths  s  21  ft  It  18  and  the  n  2%  ft  It 
16  iu  the  rfsab  of  Its  15  to  20  in  b  1,  of  b  3  iu  Lyman,  Lamed  &  Wood- 
bridge's  sub  of  the  »  V,  of  the  dvi  hi  and  the  n  w  »4  of  the  a  e  hi,  of 
seo  11  38  14.  Deo  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  ma-ter,  88  and  90  Wash- 
ing s-t.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgts.  Morgan  Pk.  it  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  1,  2,  3  and  the  8  93  ft  of  It 
4  and  6  and  also  a  resuu  of  Its  31,  S3,  33,  38,  39  and  40  of  snb  of  s  V4  of 
Its  14  and  15  and  nil  of  It^  4  to  13  and  the  u  57  ft  of  Us  4  and  5  in  b  "£" 
Dec  17,  11  a  m  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  6J  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  no'8  sob,  It  41  in  b  142  of  seos  6  and  i  37  15.  Deo  17,  11  a 
m.  A  F  Htevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Ogden's  sub.  Its  19  to  23  in  b  42;  also  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  in  Lee's  add. 
Deo  21,  Ham.  Bertha  Greiner,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Eoilcud  &  Frear's  eub,  Its  4  and  B  of  Its  4  and  5  of  Its  4,  5  and  6  in  Mil- 
ler's  sub  of  sublte  3  4  and  the  s  10  ft  of  sub  It  2  in  the  sub  o:  It  73 
in  Ellis  East  add.  Deo  17,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100 
Washington  St.  L  N. 

Oaual  Trustees  BUb,  It  31  of  subblk  2  of  b  17  of  seo  33  39  14.  Deo  11,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Butler,  Wright  &  Webster's  add.  Its  1,  2.  3  and  4  in  b  16.  Deo  16,  2  p  m 
H  L  Wait,  master,  ll'i  La  Salle  St.  L  N. 

Monroe's  sal".  It  14  in  b  a  of  the  n  3  5(1-100  chains  of  the  e  14  28-100 
chains  of  the  w  16  28  10  1  chains  of  'he  s  V2  of  the  8  w  H  of  the  8  w  ^ 
of  Sec  31  iO  14.  Dec  16,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Evanston.  Kedzle  &  Keeuey's add.  Its  19  and  20  in  b  6.  Deo  17,  10am. 
Jas  R  Mano,  master,  175  Dearborn  et.  L  N. 

Keith's  sub.  Its  1  and  2  iii  b  6  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  e  H  of  seo  14  38  14. 
Dec  11,  2  p  m.  U  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  35  in  the  sub  of  the  8  4  acres  of  the  n  16  acres  of  the  n  e  H  of  the  u 
e  !4  of  seo  9  38  14.  Deo  9,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  Nos  336  to  344  Wabash  av,  Deo  9,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait, 
master.  L  N. 

Cochran's  sub.  Its  17  and  18  in  b  8  of  the  w  54  of  the  n  e  !4  of  eeo  8  40 
14.  Dec  10,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Oorwith's  resub,  Iti  4  and  5  in  b  4  of  Its  81  to  120,  Its  124  to  140,  Its  144 
to  160  and  Its  152  to  1.57  In  the  w  i4  of  the  s  e  !4  of  sec  36  39  13.  Deo  7, 

I  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  NOR. 

Pratt's  sub.  It  4  in  b  9  of  Its  6,  9  2')  and  23  in  the  Hupr  Ot  ptu  of  the  s 
H  of  the  8  w  !^  of  the  e  w  !:i  of  sec  22  39  13.  Deo  6,  11  am.  Geo  M 
Stevens,  muster,  llo  La  Salle  St.  N  O  F. 

Campbell's  sub,  snblt  61  of  Us  2,  3,  6.  7,  and  11  in  b  5  in  Rockwell's 
add.  Dec  16,  11  a  m.  .los  J  Lapping,  guardian.  NOR. 

Premises  No  739  63d  ot  and  741  63d  ot  and  745  63d  ct  and  749  63d  ct. 
Deo  10,  10  a  m.  Ja»  Pease,  sheriff.  NOB. 

Library  snb.  It  46  in  b  6  of  the  s  e  J4  of  the  u  e  )4  of  seo  8  38  14.  Dpc  6, 
10  am.  Thoj  Taylor  Jr  master,  7(i2  Chicago  Opera  House.  NCR, 

Kay's  add.  It  38  in  b  6,  being  a  snb  in  seo  8  38  14.  Nov  23,  Ham 
tydney  Stein,  icaster,  85  Dearborn  St.  NCR. 

Casey's  sub.  Its  22  to  26  in  b  2  of  bs  1,  2.  3  and  4  of  Freer's  sub  of  the  w 
Vi  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  22  39  13.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master, 
NCR. 

Burnham,  Us  16  and  17  ia  b  12,  Its  45  und  46  in  b  13,  Its  2,  35  and  36  in 
b  16,  It  10  in  b  18,  Its  1,  2  and  5  in  b  2ii,  be  uod  14  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b 
8,  the  und  %  of  It  25  in  b  20  and  und  14  of  It  26  in  b  20  of  eeo  6  36  15. 
Nov  30,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Keclzie  bidg.  L  N. 

Keith's  sub.  It  22  ia  the  sub  of  the  s  e  of  sec  14  38  14.  Dec  2,  2  pm. 
H  L  Wait,  mas  er,  110  La  Salle  st.  L  N. 

Newberry's  add.  It  13  in  b  17.  Dec  9,  11  a  m.  Jacobine  Wegener,  execu- 
tor. L  N. 

Lt  1  in  the  sub  of  Us  67,  68  and  69  of  the  sub  of  the  n  e  ?4  of  the  n  e 
«f  the  s  e  ^4  of  sec  13  39  13.  Deo  12,  3  pm.  Byron  8  Allen,  admtr.  L  N 

Robert's  sub.  It  3  of  pt  of  the  n  V3  of  the  s  w  M  of  the  n  e  !4  of  sec  10 

38  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Porlland  blk.    L  N. 

Shortall  trustee  sub.  It  1  and  all  It  2  (ex  the  w  76  ft)  In  b  10  of  the  n  H 
of  the  n  e  M.  of  see  26  38  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master. 
L  N. 

Smith's  add,  the  n  V4  of  It  14  in  b  3,  a  sub  of  bs  17,  18,  19,  20,  21,  and  22 
in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  s  w  34  of  see  22  39  14.  Dec  9,  11  a  m .  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Taooma  bldg.  L  N. 

Irving  Pk,  Dielz  add.  It  18  in  b  2  in  th«  n  e  H  of  seo  22  40  13.  Dec  7,  11 
am.  Agnes  Getlings,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Stock  Yards,  Foreman's  add.  It  39  In  b  3  In  the  n  e  34  of  the  n  w  34  of 
sec  8  38  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  st 
NOR. 

Cook  &  Anderson's  sub.  It  20  in  b  3  of  the  w  !4  of  the  n  e  34  ot  seo  24 

39  13.  Nov  22  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bide. 
NOR. 

Oakeiiwald's  sub,  the  w  14  of  It  10  iu  the  s  14  ot  the  n  e  34  of  seo  34  39 
14.  Nov  22,  U  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master  NOR. 

Canal  Trus'.ees  sab.  It  5  in  the  snb  of  It  2  in  b  20  of  seo  29  39  14.  Nov  29 

II  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Shefheld  add.It  36  iu  subblk  2  of  b  19.  Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Jos  Jt"  Mahoney 
master,  1S13  Ashland  blk.  NO  R. 


Walker's  sub.  It  85  in  b  34  of  bs  33,  34,  47  and  a  part  of  48  in  the  Eub  of 
seo  19  39  14,  also  It  6  in  b  1  and  It  6  in  b  2,  iu  Kralovec  &  Raspar's 
eub,  of  the  e  14  of  the  n  e  k  of  seo  26  39  IS.  Deo  7,  Ham.  Anna 
Filip,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  2nd  add.  It  18.  Deo  7,  Ham.  H  L  Palludan 
admtr.  NOR. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  36  to  40  in  b  5.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master. 
1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR. 

Ecglewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  add.  It  138,  a  fub  of  the  e  hf  of  the  e  w  34 
of  sec  20  38  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle 
8t.  NOR. 

Hobb's  sub.  Its  62  end  53  of  pt  of  the  s  14  of  ths  n  w  H  of  seo  18  41  14, 
Nov  29,  1)  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens  master.  NOB. 

Hamiltou'vl  sub.  It  4  of  5  acre?  in  the  w  14  of  the  n  e  54  of  eeo  6  39  14. 
Nov  ^9,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  st.  NOB. 

Miller.  Phillips  tt  Kehr's  sub.  Its  8,  9  and  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  54  of  the 
n  w  54  of  the  s  e  54;  also  Its  18,  19,  37,  38  aud  39  In  b  2  of  Eberhart'8 
snb  of  the  s  ot  the  u  w  54  of  e  e  5-4  in  seo  14  38  13.  Nov  29,  1pm, 
Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  NOR. 

Lt  12  of  b  28  of  eeo's  6  and  6  37  15.  Nov  29,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr, 
master,  702  Ohioago  Opera  House.  NCR. 

Kizer  &  William's  sub.  Us  18  to  21  in  b  1,  of  the  n  e  54  of  Bee  31  37  16, 
Deo  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  et.  NOR. 

Keeley's  snb.  It  14  of  It  45  iu  b  25  in  seo  29  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Ed- 
mund Fitzgibbon,  admtr.  NOR. 

Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  24  in  b  7  of  the  s  w  54  of  eeo  20  39  14.  Nov  30, 
11am.  Maria  !npa,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Reaper's  add.  Its  21,  22  and  32  in  b  5,  being  a  pt  ot  the  original  b  5  of 
Moore's  sub  of  the  e  14  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec  30  39  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m. 
Jas  Valentine,  admtr.  NOR. 

Gehr's  sub.  Its  14  and  IB  in  b  7  in  Hamburg  of  bs  23  and  24  in  the 
Cai'al  Trustees  eub  ot  sec  33  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Franz  Koek 
admtr.  NOR. 

0  &  C  0  cSi  D  Oo's  sub.  Its  1,  2  and  4  in  b  8  of  seos  5  an  1  6  37  16;  also  U 
18  in  b  3  of  Berger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  being  a  eub  of  the  s  w  54  of  «eo 
32  38  15.  Nov  19,  Ham.  PL  Sherman,  master,  66  Reaper  blk. 
NCR. 

Holetein,  Sherman's  add,  an  und  H  of  It  17  in  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  s 
e  34  of  the  n  w  54  seo  31  40  14.  Nov  30,  Ham.  (.has  J  Krumseig. 
admtr.  NOR. 

C  jnger  &  Tavis  sub.  Us  24  to  46  In  b  1,  and  Its  24  to  46  in  b  2  of  the  s  14 
of  the  w  14  of  the  e  14  of  the  w  14  of  the  n  e  54  of  seo  6  39  39  13.  Nov 
>2,  1pm.  tdm  S  Oomminge,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  NCR. 

Bryant's  tub,  all  of  b  1  (ex  Its  18,  19  and  20)  of  the  s  V,  of  the  w  H  of 
the  8  w  34  of  the  n  w  54  of  seo  13  37  13;  also  Its  37  to  48  ia  b  1,  said 
sub.  Nov  25,  10  am.  Thoe  Taylor  Jr,  master,  7(  2  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  N. 

RocKwell's  add.  It  36  in  the  sub  of  It  4  in  b  8.  Nov  25,  1pm.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  10  Washington  st.  L  N. 

Eulette  &  Co's  eub.  It  38  in  b  6  of  the  e  e  54  of  the  s  e  34  of  f.ec  19  37  14. 
Nov  25,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Piatt's  sub.  lis  29  and  30  of  It  14  in  Selpp's  sub,  of  the  w  \i  ot  the  n  w 
54  of  seo  25  38  14.  Nov  25,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  master,  526 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trustee's  sub.  It  18  in  b  6  of  the  w  pt  of  seo  5  39  14.  Nov  2f,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  K. 

Com  8.10  chains  n  of  the  s  e  cor  of  the  8  w  54  of  eeo  9  in  41  13  and  rnn- 
uicg  from  thence  w  211.02  chains;  tfcenoe  n  5  93  chain*;  thence  e 
20.01  chains,  thence  s  5.95  chains  to  the  place  of  beginning,  ex  the  w 

I  rod  of  the  s  e  54  of  ihe  8  w  5^  of  said  seo  9.  Nov  26,  U  a  m.  Walter 
Butler,  master.  L  N" 

Russell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add,  subit  7  of  Its  9  and  10  in  b  10.    Deo  7, 

II  a  m.  Chas  E  Schlytern,  executor.  L  N. 

Sherman's  sub.  It  2  in  b  7  of  the  e  14  of  the  w  ^4  of  the  8  e  34  of  sec  28 

39  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  L  Moee,  admtr.  NCR. 
Chi  Distilling  Go's  eub,  subIt  1  of  It  1  of  b  19  in  Sheffield's  add.  Nov 

22,  Edm  S  Can  mings,  master.  NCR. 
Shortall,  Trustet'e  eub,  It  16  in  b  16  of  the  n  H  of  the  n  e  34  of  sec  26 

38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.    Edw  A   Dicker,  master,  11C9  Tacoma  bldg 

NOR. 

Keith's  sub.  Us  24  and  25  In  b  5  ot  the  8  w  34  of  the  e  e  54  of  sec  14  88 
14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  St.  NOB. 

Holetein,  Sherman's  add.  Its  8  and  9  In  b  5.  Nov  22,  10  a  m.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Seavern's  sub.  It  11  in  b  7  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  25  40  13.  Nov  22, 10  a  m. 
Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  N  0  R. 

Keith'-  sab.  Its  12  and  13  of  the  s  V4  of  the  n  14  of  the  n  e  54  of  the  s  e 
34  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec  8  38  14.  Nov  22,  11  a  m.  Edw  A  DioKer,  master. 
NOR. 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross'  add,  It  14  in  b  7.  Nov  23,  li  a  m.  Jos  P  Ma- 
honey, master,  1313  Ashland  blk.  NCR. 

Gardner's  65th  et  blvd  add.  It  37  in  b  2  in  the  n  w  34  of  sec  Iff-  88  14. 
Nov  22,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOR. 

Honore's  eub.  Its  14  and  15  in  sub  of  b  2  in  b  6  of  bs  1  to  5  and  w  ^  of 
b  6  in  Teirnan'e  sub  of  the  e  14  of  the  8  w  34  (ex  ihe  w  4.62  acres) 
and  of  the  w  1.37  chaiue  of  the  w  V4  ot  the  e  e  34  of  seo  18  39  14;  also 
Us  1  and  2  in  the  fub  of  b  11  in  Hardirg's  snb  of  Ihe  wl4  of  the  n  e  34 
of  eeo  ll39  13.  Nov  18.  11  a  m.  Jas  J  Woolverton,  admtr.  L  N. 

Lorimer's  sub.  Its  1,  3,  9  to  13,  17,  -il,  22,  23,  28,  33,  35,  40  and  44  of  the 
e  14  ot  Us  1  and  4  in  Inglehatt's  eub  of  the  s  w  54  of  sec  7  38  14.  Nov 
12,  10  a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 

EdiBon  Pk,  Its  28  and  29  in  b  2,  being  a  sub  in  sec  36  41  12.  Nov  12,  H  a 
m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Van  Sohasck  &  Herrick's  eub.  It  43  in  b  4,  It  10  in  b  6,  It  38  in  b  3,  It  22 
in  b  6,  It  25  in  b  6,  It  40  In  b  4,  It  12  in  b  B,  It  39  in  b  8.  Nov  11,  11  a 
m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter,  HO  La  Salle  et.  L  N. 

Dingee  &  McDaniel'e  resub,  it  18  in  b  4  of  bs  3,  6,  9  and  10  and  the  e  14 
of  b  8  of  the  village  ot  Wilmette.  Nov  15,  11  a  m.  Elizabeth  Haueer, 
admtrx.  NOB. 

Van  Schaack  &  Herrick's  sub.  It  20  in  b  3  It  23  in  b  3,  It  44  in  b  4,  It  24 
in  b  9,  It  48  in  b  3,  It  20  in  b  6.  It  39  in  b  4,  It  48  in  b  3  ot  tbe  n  40  acres 
ot  the  w  14  of  the  e  54  of  sec  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  Ham.  H  L  Wait,  mas- 
fer.  L  N. 

Smith's  resub  of  Gilliam'e  eub.  It  26  of  b  3  of  It  3  in  the  ptn  of  Ihe  8  V4 
of  the  e  e  54  ot  12  39  18.  Nov  12,  11  a  m.  Walter  Batler,  master.  L  N. 

Van  Schaack  b  Herrick's  sub.  It  15  in  b  5,  It  45  in  b  3,  It  42  In  b  3,  It  4 
in  b  6,  It  36  in  b  3,  It  46  in  b  3  of  the  n  4o  acres  of  the  w  Vi  of  the  e  % 
of  SBC  2  39  13.  Nov  11,  11  a  m.  H  L  Wait,  maeter.  L  N. 

Orvis  sub,  Its  16  to  22  io  b  3  ef  the  n  V4  of  the  e  14  of  the  8  e  54  of  eeo 
7  38  14.  Nov  15  II  a  m.  Chae  T  Farson,  master,  108  1  earborn  6t, 
L  N. 

Forest  Ridge  sub.  It  5  In  b  8  a  sob  of  the  e  V4  of  the  u  w  54  of  seo  7  S7 
14.  Nov  15,  10  a  m.  Walter  Buller,  matter,  66  Portland  blk.  NOR. 

Altgeld's  eub.  It  322  of  bs  1,  2,  3,  4.  7  and  n  54  of  b  6  of  the  n  w  54  of  sec 
29  40  14.  Nov  26,  11  a  m.  Alex  Chytrane,  tidmtr.  NOB. 


November  30,  1695. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1143 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening 
Nov.  28,  1895. 


bales. 

Otty,  ove'- 11,000   224 

Olty,  under  tl.OOO   106 

Qoanty   88 


Amomt 
11,739.077 
69,480 
163,23 


Total. 


417 


H,97!,787 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  N*ov.  29,  1894. 

Bales.  Amonnt 

Otty,  over  tl,OOC                              283  11,955, H75 

City,  under  1,000....                      110  f8,787 

oanty                                           125  364,383 

Total   618  12,388.545 

Aberdeen  st,  171  fts  of  58th,  e  f  25x12434'; 

Oct  11.  A  Conrad  to  P  J  Oorran.  $1,900 
Aberdeen  8t,  31  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  25x124; 

Nov  20.  J  Goodbind  to  F  Rosen  . . .  |2,600 
Aberdaeii  st,  97  ft  n  of  68th,  e  f  50x124; 
Nov  11  D  W  Storra  to  L  F  Soverio 

 |5,000 

Adams  st,  bet  Paulina  and  Halsted,  n  f 
26^2X183;  Jane  24.  L  0  Stebbins  to  M 
B  Gates    |7,000 

Albany  av,  233  ft  n  of  Monroe  st,  e  f  24x 
87;  Nov  20.  N  Willis  to  D  Voigt. . .  $3.2C0 

Albany  av,  199  ft  s  of  Palmer  pi,  w  f  33x 
150;  Nov  12.  M  G  Selard  to  F  Thies 
  11,750 

Albany  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  25.  F  Thies 
to  J  Ott  '.  13,000 

Albany  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  26.  J  Ott  to 
M  Thies  $3,000 

Armitage  av,  75  ft  e  of  Hamlin,  s  f  25x 
125;  Nov  12  J  E  Bratt  to  J  Starn. $1,700 

Ashland  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st,  e  f  5t;xl22; 
Oot  24.  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  M  Barrett 
 $2,500 

Angu3ta  st,  125  ft  w  of  N  45th  av,  s  f  177 
x131;Njv  21.  M  E  Kneale  to  G  W 
Burohard  Jr  $4,500 

Angasta  st,  100  ft  w  of  N  42d  av,  s  f  50x 
125;  Nov  7.  M  D  Birge  to  H  S  Braokett 
 $1,200 

Austin  av.  n  e  oor  May  st,  s  f  25x110;  Nov 
26.  M  Nevins  to  S  8  Stangeland  ..  $3,200 

Avenue  L  a  e  oor  lO-'d  st,  w  f  37xl21i^, 
und  14  iot)  Nov  9,  E  Elfstrom  to  O 
Nelson  $1,260 

Avers  av,  151  ft  n  of  Ohio  st,  e  f  24x125; 
Aug  30.  Q  W  Burohard  Jr  to  J  0  Kneale 
 $4,000 

Berteau  av,  276  ft  w  of  Sonthport,  n  f  50 
xl25;  Nov  16.  E  Killian  to  N  Book. $3,0(0 

Bissell  st  and  Sheffield  av,  alley  It  bet,  221 
ft  n  of  Wrightwood,  50x25;  Oot  22.  W 
M  Blue  to  0  Buobingham  $3,513 

Bissell  st  and  Clybourn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
271  ft  n  w  of  Dayton  st,  50x25;  Oot  23. 
F  Schmidt  to  C  Baokingham  $1,900 

Bissell  st  and  Olybonru  av,  alley  It  bet, 
298  ft  D  w  of  Dayton  st,  5  Jx26;  Oot  24. 
F  Fonk  to  same  $1,950 

Bissell  st  and  Clybourn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
342  ft  s  e  of  Willow  st,  26x50;  Nov  9. 
A  Fischer  to  same  $5,450 

Block  17  in  C  T  sub  e  }4,  31  39  14;  Nov 
4.  F  L  Bridgman  to  A  A  Carpenter  Jr 
et  al  $16,000 

Byron  st,  179  ft  w  of  W  49th,  n  f  200x123; 
Nov  5.  P  P  Haynes  et  al  to  0  West 
 $2,600 

Carroll  av,  n  e  oor  Wood  st,  s  f  24x124; 
Nov  21.  K  Eriokaon  to  F  H  Graham 
 $9,250 

Oarse  av,  192  ft  s  of  93d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Nov  12,'92.  N  K  Fairbanks  to  F  Guthrie 
 |1,40J 

Cass  st,  90  ft  s  of  Chicago  av,  w  f  '2i^-i 
100,  and  other  ppty;  July  25.  J  P  Scan- 
Ion  to  Q  W  Hebden   $9,22.''. 

Central  Park  av,  '21  ft  n  of  W  28th  st,  w 
f  72x125;  Nov  21.  F  Gaherly  to  A  Porter 
 $!.200 

Center  av,  48  ft  s  of  32d  st,  w  f  24x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  1.  H  Lenae  to  J  A 
Lense    $i  0,000 

Center  av,  48  ft  s  of  Slst  pi,  w  f  24x124, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  22.  J  A  Lense  to  B 
Lenae  $l",f  00 

Chicago  av.  23  ft  w  of  Rockwell  st,  n  f  44 
X129.9;  Nov  2.  H  Riesche  to  C  A  Neileen 
 $3,500 

Claremont  av,  218  ft  n  of  Division  at,  w 
f  24x125;  Sep  2.  J  M  Watson  et  al  to 
C  J  Freehanf  $1,100 

Olaremoat  av,  200  ft  n  of  Sonnyside,  w  f 
25x124,  and  olher  ppty;  Oot  1.  W  J 
Lukena  to  H  F  Linsel  ...   $6,^00 

Olaremont  av,  34  ft  s  of  Wilson,  e  f  :  5x 
125;  Nov  18.  LH  Walker  to  H  Tapper 
 $2,800 


Clark  st  N,  8  w  oor  Webster  av,  e  f  21x77; 
Oot  14.  A  0  Thomson  to  M  C  Kahell 

 $12,000 

Clybourn  av,  325  ft  s  e  of  Terra  Ootta  st, 
a  w  f  25x126;  Nov  15.  H  M  Stone  to  H 

G  Loomia  $3,000 

Copgrove  av,  a  e  cor  Bast  Ravenswood 
Park  n  f  81. 9x92}^;  Nov  9.  S  M  Mont- 

gonaery  to  A  Bersbaoh  $2,600 

Crystal  st,  146  ft  w  of  Robey,  s  f  24x115; 
Nov  20.  R  A  Scheveland  to  S  Delory 

 $2,600 

Dawson  st,  491  ft  n  e  of  Milwaukee  av,  a 
e  f  25x125;  May  5.  T  J  Reynertson  to  A 

Johanneaon  $18,'^  00 

Diviaion  st,  24  ft  w  of  Holt,  s  f  24x115; 
Mar  7.  E  Winterfeldt  to  C  Eichmann 

 $8,000 

Dobaon  av,  86  ft  p  of  7l8t  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Nov  20.  A  Lindholm  to  0  Swanaon  $l,i  00 
Drexel  blvd,  IfiS  ft  a  of  Oakwood  av,  w  f 
671^x180,  und       int;  Nov  4.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  J  J  Flanders   |6,487 

Drexel  blvd,  233  ft  a  of  Oakwood  av,  w  f 
67i/2xl''0,  nnd  3^  int;  Nov  4.  Maet  in 

Chy  to  J  J  Flandera  $6,487 

Drexel  av,  61  ft  s  of  71at  st,  w  f  25x12.=;, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  11.   Mast  in  Cby 
to  Cottage  Grove  B  and  L  Assn.  .  .$8,193 
East  court,  259  fts  of  Belmont  av,  w  f  30 
xl30;  Nov  16.  J  L  Rumery  to  K  Shug- 

rue  $2,300 

Eggleaton  av,  82  tt  n  of  72d  at,  w  f  16%x 
1191^;  Nov  22.  J  Finger  to  B  A  Will- 
iams $6,000 

Eighty-third  st.  164  ft  e  of  Jefferson  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Sep  3.  L  Soala  to  A  F  Barz 

 $2,100 

Eighty-ninth  pi,  200  ft  e  of  Vincennea  av, 
s  f  25x125.8;  Sep  18,  DeW  O  Butts  to  L 

Hameetman  $3,00i 

Blburn  av,  59  ft  w  of  Loomia  at.  n  f  30x 
105;  Nov  27.  A  Hannaway  to  M  A  Knif- 

fen  $5,000 

Elizabeth  st,  186  ft  n  of  5l8t,  w  f  25x124^^; 
Nov  25.  John  Marooax  to  Joseph  Mar 

ooux  $1,450 

Ellis  av,  n  w  cor  54th  st,  e  f  113x1683^; 
Nov  14.  L  F  Fitzsimons  to  T  F  Hagar 

...   $15,750 

Elston  av,  175  f t  s  e  of  School  st,  n  e  f  25 
xl20;  Sep  20,'93.  S  L  Bickerdike  to  J  G 

Mamola  $2.0i  0 

Ems  at,  180  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f  28x 
1103^;  Nov  20.  Eat  of  C  Bjorn  to  O 

Johnaon   $1,200 

Erie  st,  309  ft  w  of  West-rn  fiv,  a  f  24x 
124;  Nov  21.  J  Wentel  et  al  to  W  W 

Thnmser  $3,8f0 

Esmond  st,  184  ft  n  of  Meadow,  a  e  f  50 
ft  to  alley;  Oot  19.  B  Elema  to  0  Swan- 
son  $1,250 

Evanaton  av,  137  ft  w  of  Lnnt.  w  f  50x 
150;  Nov  5.  J  H  Fitch  to  L  E  Bryson 

 $2,500 

airfield  av.  150  ft  a  of  Dannioer  at,  w  f 
25x125;  Nov  9.  J  D  Greenebaum  to  E  L 

Sohlotsher  $2,5?5 

Farwell  av.  516  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive,  n 
f  50x177;  Nov  23.  H  C  Classen  to  L 

Spaneer   $2,,500 

Fifth  av,  premises  No  3021  and  3023;  Nov 

12.  M  R  Drisooll  to  S  Soquelera.  .  .$4,500 
Fifth  av,  52  ft  n  of  57th  st  ef  34^x122 
87-100;  Nov  II.  P  J  Doyle  to  L  D  Mo- 
Donald  $3  000 

Fifty-ninth  st,  75  ft  w  of  Morgan,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  22.  A  AUtrom   to  Sprague 

Warner  &  Co  $2,470 

Fortieth  av  8,  175  ft  n  of  16th  st,  e  f  25x 

125;  Nov  13.  W  Paplow  to  G  Koch. $1,200 
Forty-second  pi  W,  152  ft  n  of  29th  st,  e 
f  25x125;  Nov  20.  M  R  Kesler  to  M 

Schlemmer  $1,700 

Fortv-fifth  pi  W,  186  ft  e  of  Grand  av,  a  f 
20x124;  Oot  31.  J  E  Fallows  to  J  C 

Harper  ,  $9,0  00 

Forty-seventh  av  N,  n  e  cot  of  Cortez 
st,  w  f  75xl24]4';  Nov  22.  D  Balden- 

aperger  to  B  Kirner  $1,100 

Forty-seventh  st,  73  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  a  f 
48x1  0;  Aag  31.  F  B  Clarke  to  J  .Mebo- 

lasek  $1  500 

Foaneenth  at  W,  600  ft  w  of  Waller,  s  f 
24x100;  Nov  26.  I  B  Becker  to  J  C  Krp.sa 

 $10,0  00 

Franklin  at  316  ft  a  of  North  av,  e  f  300 
s2()43^;  Nov  26  The  Alexian  Brolhera 
of  Chicago  to  Delancey  H  Londerbaoh 

 $2'iO,000 

Fnllerton  av  and  North  Forty  second,  20 
acres  in  a  w  cor;  Nov  16.  Eat  of  Francis 

S  Horn  to  Samoel  Brown  Jr  $44,864 

Garfield  add  to  Chicago,  lot  31,  14  3P  13; 
Nov  4.  F  T  Swanwiok  to  D  B  Poatel 

 $1,5C0 

Grace  st,  166  ft  w  of  W  48th,  a  f  25x123, 


and  other  ppty;  Nov  15.  P  F  Uayne*  et 

al  to  J  C  Schram    $2.6  0 

Grace  st,  200  ft  w  of  W  51st,  a  f  '200x12.$; 

Nov  15.  P  F  HHynes  to  A  J  Anbert.$2,'0 
Grand  blvd,  premises  No  4734,  255150; 

Nov  22   B  Mendel  to  F  B  Wadhems 

  $:-:o.ooo 

Greenwood  av,  122  ft  a  of  65th  sf,  w  f  26 
xl26;Nov2.'P  L  Arnold  to  W  Dcjter- 
berg    $4,00!) 

Greenwood  av,  98  ft  a  of  65th  at,  w  f  24x 
126;  Nov  2.  P  L  Arnold  to  A  Martin 
  $1,700 

Gromwell  st,  50  ft  s  of  Rhine,  e  f  2.'ixl  15; 
Nov  23.  Maet  in  Chy  to  W  R^inemanu 


Hadion  at,  143  ft  e  of  Hoyne  av,  a  f  24x 
120;  Nov  12.  Est  of  T  Snffern  to  O  I 

Kostka   $l,30f) 

Halsted  et,  304  ft  s  of  67th,  e  f  d(  x\21}4; 
Nov  25.  D  Hellman  to  0  A  Carlson 

 $3,000 

Halsted  at,  145  ft  n  of  Monroe,  e  f  2.5x 
125;  Nov  1.  J  Ooughlin  to  I  E  Epstein 

et  al  $2P,.5f  0 

Harding  av.  220}^  ft  s  of  Carroll,  w  f 
243^xlL7;Nov  15.  J  Vaada  to  O  OUeu 

 j;i.000 

Hermitage  av,  66  ft  s  of  63d  f  t,  w  f  75x 
124,  and  other  ppty;  N(jv  15.  E  D  Hos- 
mer et  al  to  G  W  Ogilvie  $16,000 

Hermitage  av,  l.'^O  ft  s  of  68th  st,  w  f  25x 
124;  Nov  25.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Co  cordia 

B,  L  and  H  Aasn  .'   $2,130 

It   1,  s  e  i^'.  8  37  14; 


Hitt's  snb 

Nov  li.  R  \  Harper  to  G  W  Wise.  .$8,500 
Hoyne  st,  150  ft  s  cf  Cornelia,  e  f  15x124; 
Nov  1.  A  J  Buehlnaann  to  A  W  Stan- 
meyer  $1,800 

Homan  av,  98  ft  n  of  16th  st,  e  f  25xlU6; 

Nov  21.  J  H  Ross  to  F  Gaherty  $4,800 

Hooston  av,  s  w  cor  88th  st,  e  f  30xl4i'; 
Nov  22.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  C  Pyplatz 

 '$3,670 

Hudson  av.  250  ft  s  of  Blaokhawk  st,  w  f 
i5xl24;  Nov  2i.  J  H  Gormley  to  J  Britz 

 $2,500 

Humboldt  st,  82  ft  a  of  Franklin,  e  f  200 
xli'5;  Oct  7.  R  C  Givina  et  al  to  6  M 

Hawtree   $8,10C 

Humboldt  atr'90  ft  s  of  Mariana,  e  f  lOOx 
126;  Nov  21.  B  A  Baldwin  to  W  F  Will- 
iamson  $3,2f0 

Indiana  av,  50  ft  s  of  46th  st,  w  f  47x161; 
Sep  '/5.  0  Connors  to  P  J  Bush  et  al 

 $6,500 

Ingleside  av,  144  ft  n  of  69th  st,  e  f  72x 
115;  Nov  6.  J  K  Bigelow  to  B  Griffith 

 $6,840 

Iowa  st,  53  ft  w  of  N  47th  av,  s  f  75x123; 

Nov      M  L  Roasiter  to  N  F  Narri3.$l,500 
IrviDg  av,  191  ft  s  of   W   22d  et,  w  f  25x 
125.  and  other  ppty;  Oct  22.  J  Foster 

to  U  Van  Home  $1,800 

Irving  Park  av,  243  ft  w  of  Western,  n  f 
50x122;  Nov  18.  W  Wehrheim  to  T  S 

O'Oonnell  $1,000 

Jackson  st,  200  ft  e  of  8'45th  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Oct  4.  E  M  Craig  to  N  B  Smith 

 $1,350 

Jackson  at,  150  ft  e  of  8  42d  av,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  21.  R  Richardson  to  M  E 

Blake   ...  f  1,5(  0 

Jackson  av,  288  ft  n  of  59th  at,  w  f  24x 
11  63^;  Nov  4.  G  Demerling  to  A  Keith 

  $2,400 

Jackson  st,  159  ft  w  of  Lincoln  av.  s  f  34 
xll7;  Nov  18.  H  Clark  to  F  Tallowiiz 

 ,  $2,200 

Jaskaon  at.  135  ft  w  of  St  Loais  av,  n  f 
20x140;  N)V  '-5.  G  W   MoLester  to  K  B 

Soally    $9,000 

Jackson  s*,  bet  California  and  Wnshtenaw 
avs,  n  f  211^x100;  Sep  7.  J  A  Phelps  to 

H  L  Pinney    $12,0  0 

JaokfOQ  st,  J26  ft  e  cf  8  44th  av,  n  f  2rix 
12.5;  Mar  27.  H  H  Thompson  to  H  K 

Empey   $1,300 

Jefferson  av,  216  ft  s  of  101st  st,  e  f  72x 

125;  Nov  8.  L  Goss  to  G  B  Holmes  $1,0  0 
Kedzie  av,  131  ft  s  of   W  2Uh  st,  w  f  25x 
1263^;  Oct  16.  V  Hrnby  to  F  Vittner 

 $2,800 

Kedzie  av,  146  ft  n  of  Roscoe  st,  w  f  75x 
124,  andovher  ppiy;  Oot  25.  E  Bohn  to 

H  E  Lang   $3,500 

Kedzie  av.  71  ft  n  of  WabaLsi*,  w  f  25x 
lu4>4;  Nov  18    P  M  Jones  to  O  Sjos 

trom     $2,400 

Kedzie  av,  4f  5  ft  n  of  NjlJie,  w  f  40  ft  to 
alley;  Sep  23.  T  0  H  Wegeforth  to  C 

Chapman   $5,000 

Kenmore  av,  loO  ft  s  of  Rosemout,  w  f  50 
xl50;  Nov  16.  J  L  Oocbran  to  M  F 

Sheridan    $4,500 

Kimbark  av,  n  w  oor  61sl;  s'.  e  f  32x133; 
Nov  21.  O  E  Jone^  to  A  F  Streioh.|:8,5  0 


Laflin  st,  bet  66th  and  67th,  ef  313^x124; 
Njv  14.  A  Bernhjehu  t  j  0  G  Bergntrom 

 $.'  0!)0 

Leaviit  at,  125  ft  n  of  34lh,  w  f  25x124; 
Nov  11.  W  U  Bowman  to  \  L  Peterson 

 t',660 

Leovitt  st,  24  ft  B  of  W  23d  pi.  w  f  24x 
104}^;  Oat  I.  A  Parthou  to  ASoh'eichtrt 

  .  .  $2,000 

Leiand  av.  «  w  o  ir  N  44th,  n  f  563^x125; 
Nov  1.  F  M  Fett  to  A  H  Buehlmau  et  al 

  $1,000 

Lelaadav,se  oor  N  44lh  ot,  n  f  2063^x 

125;  Nov  I.  F  M  Fett  to  C  Mayer.  .$2,800 
Lexington  av,  61  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f  26 

xl25;  Nov  25,  J  Dick  to  W  Pigott  $i,000 
Lincoln  8t,  144  ft  s  of  Taylor,  o  f  25xliit); 
Nov  21.  W  Kleoan  to  V  A  Geringer 

 $6,000 

Lincoln  st,  "jame  ppty;  Nov  21.  V  A  Ger- 
inger to  J  Kleoan  ...    $6,000 

LogHu  Square,  n  w  cor  Homboldt  av,  e  f 
42x125;  Nov  23.  I  H  Hiuea  to  F  W  Boyer 

 $4,200 

Loomia  st,  n  w  oor  65th,  e  f  4-<xl24;  Nov 

14.  D  Goodwin  to  C  D  Stilwell  ...$1,750 
Loomis  st,  96  ft  s  of  6Mh,  e  f  24x124}^; 
Nov  11.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Security  L  and 

B  Assn   *2,4(  0 

Lowe  av,  3'  0  ft  s  of  3'ith  st,  e  f  26x124; 
Oot  17.  P  O  MoGloin  to  T  McNally 

 $1,200 

Lowe  av,  123  ft  5  of  52d  at,  e  f  25x125; 

Ootl.  J  Alloway  to  W  Alloway  »2,50O 

Luella  av,  46  ft  n  of  82d  at,  w  f  48x12:"); 

Jnlj  30.  0  Rubens  to  G  C  Wright.  .$2,'  00 
M«okinaw  av,  2ii5  ft  n  of  9f)th  st,  w  f  2Sx 
140;  Nov  2.  J  Schwa-z  to  J  Hontley 

 $'.^,i60 

Madison  at.  s  w  cor  of  Hoyne  av,  i»  f 
62.49x80;  Nov  26.  S  T  Foreman  to  J  M 

Smvth   $28j(00 

Madison  av,  premises  No  581*),  40x192; 
Nov  12.  M  8  Wadhems  to  E  Mendel 

 SlO.OOO 

Madiaon  st  add,  It  6  blk  4;  Nov  22.  O 

Tamblya  to  M  A  Lyons  $1,100 

Magnolia  av,  n  w  cor  Claremont,  e  f  50  x 
123;  Nov  18.  W  U  Prinz  to  T  W  Moran 

 $3,000 

Marshfield  av,  76  ft  n  of  York  st,  e  f  26x 
125;  Nov  23.  H  Diamond  to  H  An- 
drews $10  030 

McLean  av,  1^5  ft  e  of  Hinoock,  n  f  50x 
125;  Jane  10.  L  R  Ketgao  to  A  J  Law- 
rence  $2,4' 0 

.Medill  av,  50  ft  e  of  Hancoab,  n  f  50x12.'; 
Nov  23.  C  C  Soiberg  to  E  Wii-kelaen 

  $1.0  10 

Melrose  at,  136  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  2.5.  A  Riokert  to  G  Herbert 

 ,  $1  250 

Michigan  av,  74  ft  n  of  56th  at,  e  f  26x 
161;  Nov  2.  J  Cudahy  to  J  Nortman 

 $4,(  00 

Michigan  av,  105  ft  n  of  109th  et,  e  f  39x 
129>4;  Oot  31.  8  E  Van  Vliasingen  to  J 

A  Hall   $4,000 

Millard  av,  191  ft  n  of  Douglas  blvd,  w  f 
50x125;  Nov  21.  8  H  Sloan  to  Q  J  Koe- 

nig   $ir.,0CO 

Morgan  st,  200  ft  a  of  118th,  w  f  25t.125; 

July  2.  0  Domby  to  N  Radmond .  .  $.5,0(;0 
Morgan  st,  same  ppty;  Nov  20.  N  Red- 
mood  to  A  M  Kelly   $5,000 

Mozart  st,  300  ft  s  of  Armitage  av,  e  f  25 
xl(  0,  Nov  25.  E  D  Anderson  !  o  G  Pre- 

benaen  $2,101 

Newbarrv  st  175  ft  a  of  W  14th,  w  f  2)X 
1'  0;  Dec  20,'94.  P  Rider  to   M  VVeimar 

 $  i.OOO 

Newberry  et,  n  e  oor  W  I4th,  w  f  50x100; 
Nov  25.  J  Krasa  et  al  to  I  B  Goldberg 

 $i9.i  (0 

Nineteenth  st  W.  264  ft  w  of  Woofl,  n  f 
24x125;  Nov  5.  V  Promin^ki  to  c  Sin- 

delar   .*;4,500 

Ninetieth  pi,  400  ft  h  of  St  Lawrecoe  av, 
a  f  25x122;  Sep  18.  DeW  C  Bntts  to  L 

Hameetman  $2,000 

Ninety-ninth  st,  31fi  ft  e  of  State,  n  f  373^ 
xl25;  May  15.  E  F  Bryant  to  E  A  Wright 

 $2,075 

North  av,  96  ft  e  of  St  Loni.s,  n  f  24x12  ; 

Nov  20.  W  H  EJw.'.rds  to  P  Hir8ch.$l,7i  0 
Nonh  av,  72  ft  e  of  St  Loni^,  n  f  21x120; 

Nov  20.  Same  to  N  Irmen  $1,500 

North  av,  96  f t  e  o  &t  Lnois,  n  f  24x120; 

Nov  20.  C  Hirsoh  to  0  Tap  $1,60') 

Oakdale  av,  225  ft  e  of  Herndon  st,  a  f 
25x122;  Nov  L'5.  H  F  Billings  to  J  Schoh- 

macher   $1,0  0 

Oakley  av,  Ihl  ft,  more  or  lesp,  n  of  Har- 
rison at,  e  f  20xivfi:  N.'v  21.  E  .a  Will- 
iampoi>,  to  B  A  Baldwin         .     .  $?,vO;p 
Oakdale  av,  29  ft  w  of  W  olonit  st.  =  f  ,ii>x 
^Continued  on  page  1145. 


1144 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  30.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  vyas 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
'""Industries, 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  manufacturers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lioes. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
seeks  to  secure  manufacturing  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
olays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiaz  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Oompany  owns  and  operates  6,160 
miles  (9,9o0  kilometers)  of  railway,  esoln- 
sive  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
oompany,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Oompany — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snoh.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg„  CHICAGO.  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  CIij%.I]H:il»  CO]!IPAIVir, 

iOHN  WEDDEBBUBh,     "     MANAGING  ATTOBNEY, 

P.  0.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  0. 


PENSIONS  PBOOUEED  FOB 

SO  DIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
lince  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 

dtled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 

thousands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 

or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je    No  fee 

.nti'  ^nocessfi  1 


OfiBce  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBAOTOB  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

general  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

Oeneral  Jobbing  In  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRT, 

Ca,lclxxiln.lzig,  eto. 
All  Eiaai  01  Cement  Work  a  specialty 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Qniuoy  St., 

Building  Material!  C  h  I  caeo 

For  Sale.     Telephone,  Main  7fi7. 


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others  Proportionately  Low. 

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Chicago,  August  30, 1895. 

H.  A.  Hamlin: 

Dear  Sib— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  recently  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  work  is  clean,  crisp 
and  attractive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  beyond  criti- 
cism. 

Assuring  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co. 


H.  A.  HAMLIN 


Telephone  Harrison  435. 


423  Dearborn  Street. 

CHICAGO 


Hovemberao,  1895 


THE  BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1U5 


(Oontinoed  from  page  11  43.) 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  8.  W  Deering 

to  3  Brown  Jr  $2,700 

Ogden  av,  n  e  oor  Polk  at,  n  w  f  100x100, 
more  or  lees;  Nov  22.  F  Madlener  to  A 

H  Loeb  $39,500 

Ogden  av,  441  ft  8  w  of  Polk  st,  8  e  f  24x 
100:  Nov  23.  J  Stokea  to  E  D  Stokes 

 $4,050 

Ohio  st,  120  ft  e  of  Linooln,  n  f  24xl0(t; 

Oct  18.  H  Oolver  to  0  Bedenberg. $8,000 
One  Hnndred  add  Sixth  st,  120  ft  w  of 
Avenue  L  n  f  24x125;  June  14.  M  W 

Qallistel  to  A  Stanek  $1,700 

Orleans  st,  142  ft  n  of  Schiller,  w  f  25x 
100;  Nov  21.  M  W  Brandon  to  0  Buok- 

ingham  $2,900 

Park  av,  127  ft  w  of  8  4l8t,  n  f  25x180; 

Nov  16.  H  H  Porter  to  R  Penketh. $1,700 
Potomao  av,  290  ft  w  of  Bobey  st,  s  f 
28.98x132;  Nov  23.  E  Mikkeisen  to  0  0 

Soiberg  |2,750 

Prairie  av,  175  ft  n  of  44th  st.  w  f  25x135; 
Nov  4.  T  H  Hagar  to  L  F  FitzsimoDS 

 $14,000 

Prairie  av,269  ftsof  6l8t  st,  w  f  50x160^; 

Nov  9.  S4  S  Oronin  to  J  E  Cagney. $3,000 
Princeton  av,  108  ft  8  of  6l8t  st,  e  f  27x 
104;  Nov  23.  D  0  Bradshaw  to  I  Meyer 

 $2,300 

Princeton  av,  65  ft  n  of  60th  pi,  e  f  25x 
100;  Nov  25.  0  A  Oarlson  to  D  Hellman 

 $10,000 

Princeton  av,  89  ft  n  of  60th  pi,  e  f  25x 

100;  Nov  25.  Same  to  same  $10,000 

Racine  av,  n  w  oor  Belden,  e  f  269j^x 
596  8.10;  Nov  26.  Jacob  Huber  to  the 

Aiexian  Brothers  of  Chicago  $70,000 

Ravenawood  av,  251  ft  s  of  Wav  eland,  w  f 
25x108;  Nov  16.  Q  Q  Steging  to  0  See- 

dorf  $2,250 

Rhodes  av,  223  ft  a  of  67th  st,  w  f  26x12  +  ; 

Nov  20 .  F  W  Parke  to  S  Stein ....  $3,5*  0 
Robey  st,  n  w  oor  Biroh,  e  f  25%£ll2; 

Nov  25.  P  Kenney  to  K  A  Kieley.  .$3,500 
Robey  st,  same  npty;  Nov  25.  K  A  Kieley 

to  M  Keeney  .".    $3,500 

Robey  st,  281  ft  n  of  12th,  w  f  28.9x114; 

Sep  20.  H  J  Hajek  to  A  E  Jacobs. $8,600 
Rogers  Park,  It   2   b  44;  Nov  9.  A  M 

Thompson  to  A  A  Oarroll  $7,000 

Schuettler  st,  n  e  oor  W  50th,  s  f  200x123; 
Nov  15.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  0  M  Net- 

terstrom  $2,700 

Schuettler  st,  n  e  oor  W  52d,  8  f  201x123; 
Nov  16.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  J  Weber 

8r  $2,360 

Sohoettler  st,  200  ft  e  of  W  6l3t,  8  f  20Cx 
125;  Nov  15.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  A  S 

Wehrbeim  $2,400 

Schuettler  st.  179  ft  w  of  W  49fch,  n  f  200x 
123;  Nov  15.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  J  W 

KlUian  $2,400 

Seeley  av,  310  ftsof  33d  et,  e  f  24x125; 
Nov  20.  T  Murphy  to  0  Steinhauser 

 $1,100 

Seminarv  av,  250  't  n  of  Noble,  w  f  25x 

125;  Nov  2.  H  Weber  to  0  Kramp.  .$2,000 
Seventy-third  st,  150  ft  e  of  Kimbark  av, 
8  f  25x125,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  18. 
Mast  in  Ohy  to  Cottage  Grove  B  and  L 

Assn  $3,460 

South  Chicago  av,  506  ft  8  e  of  South 
Park,  n  e  f  76x125;  Nov  15    Mast  in 

Ohy  to  F  H  Dickey  et  al   $2,912 

Sonthport  av,  109  ft  s  of  North  Shore,  w 
f  50x140;  Nov  9.  Q  M  Tabor  t3  F  H  Do- 
land  $1,200 

South  Water  st,  94  ft  e  of  Wabash  av,  n  f 
26x140;  Nov  22.  A  H  Loeb  to  F  Mad- 
lener $52,000 

Spanlding  av,  25  ft  8  of  W  13th  st.  e  f  26 
xl25;  Nov  21.  J  Snrbeck  to  L  Jaeger 

 $1,100 

Shields  av,  81  ft  n  of  32d  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Nov  21.  J  Stack  to  J  Coleman  ....  $2,300 
3ixty-third  st,  75  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s  f 
60x124;  Nov  6.  F  Boden  to  S  Heizmann 

 .$2,000 

Sixty-sixth  pi,  140  ft  w  of  Stony  Island 
av,  8  f  40x126}^;  Nov  22.  R  W  George 

to  W  F  Qrabb  $2,500 

State  st  N,  113  ft  s  of  Schiller,  e  f  167x 
122^;  Oct  26.  Charles  Pope  to  Frar  klin 

H  Head  $58,875 

State  st,  419  ft  s  of  52d,  e  f  25x100;  Sep 

23.  A  F  Barz  to  L  Soala   $6,000 

State  st,  152  ft  8  of  67th,  e  f  26x1763^; 
June  21.  L  L  Graham  to  J  R  Parker 

  $6,250 

Stella  pi,  279  ft  8  of  Grace  st,  w  f  25x100; 

Nov  22.  R  S  Grant  to  E  G  Broling.  $2,600 
Stewart  av,  288  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  44i^x 
169  9  10,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  15.  A  D 

Rich  to  E  D  Cobb  $11,000 

8t  Lawrence  av,  273  ft  e  of  64th  st,  w  f 
26x122;  Oct  10.  M  E  Greenebanm  to  E 


I  Healy  $1,5C0 

St  Lawrence  av,  298  ft  8  of  64th  st,  w  f 
25x122;  Oct  10.  Same  to  G  H  Gilbert 

 $1,500 

St  Louis  av,  25  ft  n  of  Kinzie  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  20.  J  E  Mansfield  to  E  J 

Laurence   $2,600 

Superior  st,  42  ft  e  of  Franklin,  n  f  20x 
100;  Oct  16.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  George 

et  al  $3,500 

Syracuse  av,  s  w  cor  Center  st,  e  f  449x 
125}^,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  21.  Mast  in 

Chy  to  A  Boyce    $7,277 

Taylor  st,  390  ft  e  of  Halsted,  8  f  25x100; 
Nov  16.  S  Pusatiera  to  M  M  Pusatiera 

 $6,000 

Turner  av,  4£0  ft  s  of  W  16th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  23.  J  Breicks  to  H  E  Allen 

 $1,300 

Twelfth  st,  121  ft  w  of  Central  Park  av, 
n  f  24x125,  and  other  ppty;Nov20.  J 

Berry  to  J  F  Scanlon  $3,600 

Twelfth  st  W,  101  ft  w  of  Koman  av,  a  f 
25x126;  Nov  25.  E  C  Fitta  to  B  Spal- 

tenstein  $8,000 

Union  av,  175  ft  s  of  56th  st,  w  f  26x125; 

Oct  1.  J  Alloway  to  H  Alloway  $3,000 

Union  av,  35  ft  n  of  119ih  st,  w  f  25il23; 

Nov  20.  L  D  Kneelaad  to  M  \ik9n.$4,o00 
Union  av,  1293^  ftsof  Tell  st,  w  f  '.5x1  0; 

Nov  13.  H  8  Oook  to  same  ii,  OJ 

Union  av,  s  e  oor  58th  st,  w  f  243^x126, 
and  other  pptv;  Oat  16.  Mast  in  Chy 

to  F  W  Hnnerberg  $2,000 

Union  av,  288  ft  n  of  8'st  st,  w  f  25x190; 

Nov  21.  Mast  in  Chy  to  F  Simon  .  .$2,632 
Van  Buren  st,  225  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  n  f  25 
xl26;  Nov  14.  J  E  Mansfield  to  W  T 

Sharp  $1,000 

Van  Buren  st,  210  ft  w  of  Aberdeen,  n  f 
25x100;  Nov  4.  G  8  Bollock  to  A  B  Bur- 
dick  $15,000 

Veruon  av,  389  ft  n  of  13th  st,  e  f  50x115; 
Nov  15.  A  C  Burdick  to  G  S  Bullock 

 $30,0(0 

Vernon  av,  96  ft  s  of  65th  st,  e  f  48x122; 
Oct  7.  B  F  Bradbury  to  H  L  Bradbory 

etal  $2,100 

Vinoennes  av,  163  ft  n  of  50th  st,  e  f  60x 
135}^;  Nov  16.  A  I  Cunningham  to  D 

Rosenheim  $7,600 

Wabash  av,  112  ft  s  of  Jackson  st,  w  f  48 
j90,  more  or  less;  Nov  22.  Hiram  B 
Peabody  and  wife  to  Isadora  Biodgett 

 ,  $192,000 

Wabash  av,  144  ft  8  of  36th  pi,  e  f  22x 
1643^;  Sep  12.  W  G  Nntsford  to  K  H 

Addington  $8,000 

Wabash  av,  491  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  50x161; 
Nov  16.  E  Zimmers  to  Chicago  City 

Railway  Co  $6,000 

Wabash  av,443  ft  n  of  53d  st,  e  f  48x161; 

Nov  16.  M  A  Hallaren  to  same  $8,600 

Wallace  at,  n  w  oor  7l8t,  e  f  933^x125; 

Sep  13.  J  Meyers  to  A  G  Swan8on.$6,000 
Washington  Park  pi,  a  e  cor  49th8t,  wf 
973^x97;  Nov  20.  F  B  Marston  to  O  H 

Waldo  $12,000 

Washington  Park  pi,  n  e  oor  50th  st,  w  f 
75x97;  Nov  22.  O  H  Waldo  to  H  N 

Tuttle  $8,250 

TVasbington  av,  100  ft  a  of  74th  st,  e  f  25 
X124.8;  Oct  19.  L  B  Baird  to  A  H  Peter- 
son $1,200 

Webster  av,  120  ft  e  of  She^eld,  s  f  24x 
116;  Sep  20.  H  M  Samuelson  to  C  Buck- 
ingham  $14,000 

Wentworth  av,  88  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  66x 
100;  Nov  26.  W  M  Le  Moyne  to  F  J  Le 

Moyne  $25,000 

Western  av,  n  e  oor  Cosgrove,  w  f  393^x 
123;  Nov  20.  E  Rudolph  et  al  to  E 

Dorney  $1,350 

Western  av,  105  f t  n  of  W  19th,  w  f  2i  x 

50;  Nov  27.  F  Ciha  to  A  Joke  $1,250 

Willis  ot,  25  ft  s  of  W  13th  st,  w  f  25x72; 

May  20,'93.  D  F  Dorsett  to  C  Peck.$2,700 
Wentworth  av,  50  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  50x 
137;  Oct  18.  DeW  0  Butts  to  L  B  Bliss 

 $3,887 

Woodlawn  av,  25  ft  s  of  54th  pi,  e  f  25x 
164;  Nov  19.  F  R  Cain  to  E  W  Andrews 

  ...  $2,400 

Wilcox  st,  251  ft  e  of  8  43d  av,  s  f  25x121; 

Nov  22.  M  A  Lyons  to  0  Tamblyn.$5,700 
Wilcox  st,  150  ft  e  of  8  45th  av,  n  f  25x 
122;  Oct  11.  D  B  Mills  to  T  Doherty 

 $1,000 

Wilson  av,  n  e  oor  Ashland,  s  f  90x145; 

Nov  23    M  Larson  to  E  Stock  $17,000 

Wilson  av,  275  ft  e  of  Ashland,  s  f  105x 

146;  Nov  23.  E  Stock  to  M  Larsen. $9,000 
Wood  st,  8  w  cor  Washburn  av,  e  f  253^x 
86;  Nov  26.  JC  Krasa  to  I  B  Becker 

 $12,360 

Wright  st,  8  w  cor  Rawson,  e  f  50x160; 
Nov  21.  Est  of  J  Adams  to  J  Lanth 


MtMOBLiLiAIWKOUS-ClTV  . 


.$1,000 


TranBters  Under  tlOOU. 

Allen's  add.  It  16  b  1  Sept  16,  S  F 


Coul- 
ter to  A  W  Sohnlz  "  '.  $450 

Andersonville,  It  10  and  w  hf  It  11  sub  It 
8  and  W  8«  ft  It  7  b  1  Nov  22,  T  Camp- 
bell to  G  E  Hall   $900 

Argyle,  Hall's  add.  It  6  b  4  Oct )  2,  C  Bris- 
tle to  0  A  Anderson  

Armitage  av,  Thompson's  sub.  It  11  b  7, 
34  40  13  Aug  16,  A  L  Patterson  et  al  to 

C  M  Lane  $*50 

Ashland,  It  6  b  6  Nov  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to 

C  Ware  $818 

Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add.  It  16  b  3 
Nov  19,  L  Lnmpp  to  International  B  L 

&  I  Union.  $700 

Ashland  av  and  Clark  st  add,  same  pp'y. 

Oot  16,  H  Zorn  to  L  Lumpp  ..$700 

Ashton  sub.  Us  19  21  22  b  3,  35  38  14  July 

10.  Q  E  Maxwell  to  J  Dawney  $900 

Baird  &  B's  sub,  It  6  b  2,  C  39  14  Nov  22, 

8  Samuelson  to  O  Samnelsen  $650 

Beebe's  sub,  It  15  b  4,  2  39  13  Nov  26,  B 

Haas  to  G  U  Strodtman  $475 

Belleville,  It  6  b  IC,  17  38  14  Nov  4,  E 

Clausen  to  H  Weingardt  '.  $600 

Brenock's  add.  It  20  b  2  Nov  9,  A  B  Pitner 

to  L  J  Sherman  $300 

Brookline,  Its  11  and  12  subblk  3  sub  n 
hf  and  s  e  qr  b  3  Nov  — ,  Est  of  A  H 

Bodman  to  G  B  Cruickshank  $450 

Brookline,  It  23  Norton's  sub  a  w  qr  b  3, 
27  38  14  Oot  25,  T  B  Hill  to  C  A  Palm- 

quist  $650 

Brookline,  It  24  same;  Out  25,  Same  to  E 

Lager  $650 

Brookline,  It  25  same;  Oct  25,  Same  to  8 

Johnson   $650 

Barley's  sub.  It  8,  Its  1  and  4  b  9  Ogden's 
sob  18  40  14  Oot  1,  0  E  Lukens  to  H  P 

Linsel  $800 

Carey's  sub,  Its  4  and  9  b  2,  22  39  13  Nov 

1,  R  Knefel  to  H  Hakanson  $7 l  O 

Clarkdale,  Mitchell's  add,  It  27  b  11  Sept 

29,  F  E  Morse  toE  H  Gary  $275 

Cole  &  C's  sub.  It  66  b  2  It  9  Assr's  div 
32  38  14  Nov  2,  E  B  Pease  to  H  A 

Baldwin  $600 

Condit's  sub.  It  4  b  4  n  e  qr  29  38  14  Nov 

1,  G  A  Tracy  to  C  M  French  $600 

Cornell,  It  14  b  6  Nov  19,  J  A  Burhaua  to 

O  D  Uadsell  $800 

Oonningham's  sub.  It  283  and  284,  30  38 
14  Jan  19,'91,  C  P  Dewey  et  al  to  I  M 

Simpson  $800 

Darlin  &  K  &  Co'  sub,  w  hf  It  4  b  2  Blanch- 
ard'a  Hub  of  It  10,  26  40  13  Nov  20,  M 

W  Baldwin  to  A  Sobczak   $600 

Dauphin  Pk,  2Dd  add.  It  29  b  30  Oct  13, 

'92,  8  E  Gross  to  M  E  Gallagher  .  $750 
Diveu's  sub,  It  22  b  2  s  w  qr  2  39  13  Nov 

19,  A  Bessa  to  A  Calland  $360 

Diveraey  av,  Deering's  sub,  It  41,  30  40  14 

Nov  18,  W  Deering  to  A  Kanowski. .  $900 
Dock  Co's  sub.  It  38  b  44,  5  and  6  37  15 
Nov  21,  C  &  C  C  &  D  Co  to  W  Smigiel- 

Dock  Co's  sub.  It  44  b  48,  5  and  6  37  15 

Nov  18,  A  R  Kurtz  to  A  Larsen  $700 

Dunning's  sub.  Its  30  and  31  b  2,  19  40  13 

Oot  14,  A  Dunning  to  C  V  Larson..  $600 
Drexel  Pk,  Its  25  and  26  b  2  Oct  29,  Est 

of  J  W  Drexel  to  A  H  Olson   $960 

Eberhart  &  R'e  sub.  It  34  b  4  n  e  qr  14  38 

13  Nov  5,  C  G  Ritchie  to  8  P  Alford.$375 
Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add.  It  2, 

Nov  2.  J  Washeok  to  C  Hartman  $600 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  118  Nov  11,  C 

P  Dewey  to  M  J  Broderiok   $550 

Englewood,  AUerton's  add.  It  490  Nov  4, 
'90,  B  A  Onmmings  et  al  to  W  Erickson 

 $375 

Englewood, same  add,  It  280  Aug  30,  Same 

to  W  Buohholz  $375 

Fabian's  sub.  Its  29  and  30  b  9  s  w  qr  14 
38  13  June  12,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Ills  B  & 

L  Assn  ....$1,850 

Fabian's  sub.  Its  31  and  32  b  9  same;  June 

16.  Same  to  Same  $1,850 

Farlin's  sob.  It  32  b  6  a  e  qr  25  40  13  Oot 

28,  R  O  Moore  to  A  Sundeue  $900 

Fifty-iifth   blvd  add.  It  217  Nov  16,  E 

Mowat  to  M  A  Kendrick  $400 

Flagg  &  MoBride'a  sob.  Its  6  to  8  b  7,  4 

37  14  bept  7.  N  Cooper  to  F  Q  Byles$.500 
Ford's  sub,  e  20  ft  It  39  b  38, 19  40  14  Nov 

25,  T  White  to  S  Parry  $500 

Ford's  sob.  It  91  b  28,  19  40  14  Nov  16,  C 

J  Ford  to  K  Glesener  $775 

Goodwin's  sub,  It  41  b  2,  20  38  14  Nov  7, 

F  A  Goetz  to  B  Bagnll  $6C0 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  43  b  5  n  w  qr  20  38  14 
Nov  18,  D  Goodwin  to  W  S  Wells. .  .$800 


Goodwin's  sub.  It  13  b  6,  20  38  14  Oct  30, 

0  T  Page  to  G  0  Wolf  $750 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  34  b  6,  20  38  14  June  4, 

D  Goodwin  to  G  Shreve  $750 

Goodwin's  sob.  It  35  b  6  same;  June  6, 

6,  Same  to  C  B  Crawford  $750 

Hedenberg's  sub.  It  43  b  1,  a  e  qr  7  38  14 

Oot  24,  M  F  Hovey  to  A  D  Pitcher.. $260 
High  Ridge,  Kemper's  sob.  It  37  b  3,  6  40 
14  Oct  21,  H  J  Kemper  et  al  to  J  Fenz 

 $925 

Hillside,  It  16  b  3  July  15,  T  A  Ruther- 
ford to  J  L  Sharkey  $470 

Holstein,  It  20  b  11  Oot  26,  W  Forman  to 

B  S  A  Lahlin   $400 

HoRmer  &  M's  sub.  It  27  b  11,  b  1  eto 
Freer's  sub,  2  39  13  Nov  6,  E  M  Swan 

to  C  M  Swan  $600 

Honore's  sub.  It  21  sub  b  2  b  3,  bs  1  to  5 
Tiernan'3  add,  Oct  23,  Est  of  M  A  Man- 
ning to  W  J  tlarve'-  1500 

Holing  &  J's  sub,  It  45  b  2,  b  13  Stone  & 
W's  anb,  7  38  14  Jan  Sl.'yi,  J  K  Burtia 

to  A  Fisher  $425 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  5th  add.  It  13  Nov 

18,  8  B  Gross  to  M  H  Nordahl  $700 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross'  add,  It  60  Nov  22, 

M  Mnnson  to  J  Peterson  $800 

Hunkley's  sub,  s  26  ft  n  52  ft  e  hf  It  79,  8 

38  14  May  12,'90,  C  J  Hambleton  to  J 
Daley  |950 

Irving  Pk,  Mamerow's  blvd  add,  It  27  b 
10  Nov  20,G  T  J  Mamerow  to  J  C  Klein 

 $500 

Jacobs'  sub,  It  13  b  13,  bs  12  and  13  Cir 
Ot  Com  31  38  13  Nov  18,  J  L  Hastings 

to  A  C  Nelson  $600 

Jernberg'  sub.  Its  1  and  2  b  6,  b  2  eto  20 
37  14  Nov  20,  C  Johnson  to  G  Johnson 

 $800 

Johnston  &  Cox's  Bub,  It  10  b  6,  36  40  13 

Nov  25,  F  I  Barnes  to  0  M  Johnson  $200 
Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  21  b  1,  26  39 

13  Nov  20,  H  Heindl  to  J  Cermak. .  .$650 
Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  13  b  8,  26  39  13 

Nov  7,  A  PfeifiEer  to  J  A  Seitz   $900 

Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  20  b  7,  26  39  13 

Oct  30,  J  G  Lobstein  Jr  to  M  Getz.  .$800 
Kedzie  av  Ld  Assn  sab,  Its  19  and  20  b  2, 

26  39  13  Nov  4,  A  Johnson  to  O  H  Bro- 
mann   .  $975 

Kralovec  &  K'a  sub.  It  40  b  4  n  e  qr  26  39 
13  Apr  27,  J  Kralovec  et  al  to  M  Paul 

 $25 

Lake  View.  Prussing's  add,  It  46  Nov  18, 

M  Boohert  to  C  A  W  Boohholz   $830 

Lake  View,  same  add.  It  47  Apr  27,'91,  E 

E  Pruasing  to  Same  $700 

Lt  42  b  1  sob  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  s  e  qr  26  40 
13  Aug  12,  B  A  Brown  to  0  Olson  et  al 

 $550 

Lt  110  sub  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  s  w  qr  8  38  14 

Oot  29,  J  D  Brez  to  J  Devine  $750 

Lt  17  b  2  sub  8  ht  e  hf  8  e  qr  n  w  qr  34 
40  13  Nov  18,  E  A  Olson  to  E  8  Mitch- 
ell  $700 

Lt  89  resub  of  f  10  acres  a  20  acres  w  hf 
n  e  qr  8  38  14  Oct  23,  J  McCarthy  to  M 

Morrissey   ....$625 

Lt  42  b  2  b  29,  19  40  14  Nov  13,  M  Hitch 

to  P  Stoeffel  $775 

Lt  16  b  2  sub  that  pt  It  2  e  of  blvd  eto  25 

39  13  Nov  21,  F  W  Winter  to  F  Wagner 
 00. .$8 

Marston  &  A's  sub.  It  4  b  6,  20  38  14  Nov 

22,  W  H  Burdick  to  J  3  Killeen  $500 

Meservoy's  sub.  It  48  b  1  Crawford's  sub 

27  39  13  Nov  19,  8  T  Meeervoy  to  V 
Bakr  $1,000 

Montrose,  Shephard'a  sub.  It  9  b  17  Oot 

10,  E  R  Major  to  D  Qilliard   $700 

Montrose,  Fett  &  H's  sub,  It  50  b  19  Nov 

1,  F  M  Fett  to  B  Buehlman  $350 

Oabwood  sub.  It  6  b  2,  22  38  14  Nov  16, 

A  Fluok  to  M  J  Stanton   $950 

Orvis  sub.  Its  29  to  31  b  6,  7  38  14  Aug  1, 

J  G  Oortelyon  to  C  Chambers  $850 

Place's  add,  It  46  b  4  Apr  14,  A  Bell  to  E 

L  Brinkmann  $850 

PoUman,  Baas'  2nd  add.  It  60  b  1  Feb  3, 

'94,  A  O  Bass  to  B  Busoh.,  $600 

Ravenswood,  Lutz  Pk  add.  It  41  b  4  Nov 

22,  Mast  in  Chy  to  G  W  Kellner ....  $259 
Reyel  &  L's  add.  Us  5  and  6  b  1  Nov  2,  J 

Sohaner  to  A  Chvatel   $850 

Rogers  Pk,  Keeney'a  add.  It  18  b  1,  Nov 

22,  8  Samoelson  to  E  Nelsen  $325 

Rogers  Pk,  Toahy's  add,  e  hf  It  21  b  6 

Oot  25,  0  C  Touhy  to  C  Carlson  $800 

Rudolph's  sub,  It  4u6.  ba  6  and  7  Ogden's 
anb,  18  40  14  Aug  19,  G  BirkhofE  to  0 

H  Rohde  $635 

Rudolph's  pub,  It  309,  b.s  4  and  5  Ogden's 
sub,  18  40  14  Nov  16,  E  Rudolph  to  T 

0  Wendlaad  $547 

Russell's  aub.  Its  27  to  31  b  20,  22  37  15 
Continued  on  page  1147  ) 


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(Cioatinued  from  page  lli5.) 

Aug  i,  W  J  MoQown  to  8  Prinoe  1500 

Simon's  snb.  It  24  b  15  Lane's  reaub  b  14 

eto  35  40  13  Oot  17,  J  R  Lane  to  G 

Strom  

Snow  Eat  sub,  It  8  Sandmaoher  &  Q's  snb 

pt  It  19,  25  40  13  Oot  I,  0  B  Lokens  to 

U  F  Linsel   11800 

SoQth  Oh'go,  Taylor's  2nd  add,  It  22  b  16 

Jnne  13,  H  D  Jadson  to  J  A  Hartman 

 ,  $8( 

South  Ch'(?o,  faame  add.  It  23  b  16  June 

13,  a  D  Jodsou  to  J  A  Hartman  $800 

Sooth  Oh'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add,  It  38  b 

24  Nov  13,  N  E.  Fairbanks  to  J  U  Rusk 

 $650 

South  Ch'go.  Ordlnp  <fc  T's  add,  It  22  b  9 

Nov  4.  A  Orelop  to  E  P  E  Engstromf750 
South  Englewood  sub,  n  50  ft  It  2  b  16,  4 

37  14  Nov  23,  H  Fleege  to  W  H  Easter- 

haos  $400 

Sooth  Lynue,  Its  27  and  28  b  47  Oot  9,  Q 

Van  Berek  to  L  Van  der  Myde  $800 

Stensland'a  sob.  It  17  b  I,  13  40   13  Nov 

23,  H  S  Mason  to  P  0  Stensland  ...gSOa 
Storey  *  A's  add,  It  14  b  3  Nov  16,  J  J 

Kneeland  to  A  P  Jones  $775 

Watson  T  &  S's  sob.  It  15  b  13,  6  39  14 

Nov  22,  8  Samoelaon  to  J  Samuelsont950 
Weddell's  sob,  it  88  s  e  qr  20  38  14  Nov 

21.  J  O'Leary  to  P  O'Leary.   t600 

Wisner's  sab.  Its  19  and  20  b  1,  25  37  14 

July  I,  S  A  Sissoa  to  Q  T  Sissou  $200 

Yerkes'  sob,  it  19  b  12,  19  40  14  Jan  17, 

'93,  N  F  Farbpok  to  J  Stelli  $600 

Yerkes'  sob.  It  35  b  12,  19  40  14  Nov  5,'92, 

C  T  Yerkes  to  W  Fisher  $600 

MIIBUKBAN  WAKKANTT  UBeOli. 

BliOOM. 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Its  9  and  10  b  12  nov  14,  Oh'go  T  &  T 

Oo  lo  The  Catholic  Blehop  of  Ch'ga  1200 

Batler'e  City  sub.  Its  35  and  36  n  hf  s  w  qr  8  e  qr  14 

35  14  sept  18.  0  F  Waring  to  W  L  Hancock  tiW 

Oh'go  Hgts.  Keeney's  sob.  Its  17  and  18  and  o  p, 

feb  20,  A  F  Keeney  to  H  Sieverd  Jr  tl250 

Oh'go  Hg  s,  Keeney's  sub,  It  4  b  28,  sept  3,  E  H 

Gill  to  0  J  Marhoefer   $200 

Columbia  Hg's.Keeney's  2nd  add.  It  11  b  19  nov  22, 

A  F  Keeney  to  B  W  Veirs   $500 

Oh'go  Hgts.  It  14  b  12  nov  20,  A  J  J  Miller  to  M  J 

Hardesty  $1600 

Oh'go  Hgts,  Keeney's  snb.  It  1  and  2  b  28  ang  1,  H 

rtievert  Jr  to  F  Davids  f450 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  13  b  218  apr  30,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  A 

J  Miller  ^IIOI 

OALDMBT. 

Blue  Island  Sapplement  sab.  It  6  b  2,  31  37  14  nov 
18,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  8  Watson   $400 

Morgan  Pk,  n  35  f t  s  110  ft  It  b  b  "J",  uov  31, '93,  A 
Hately  to  J  J  Schobinger  $1060 

OIOBBU. 

Highlands,  It  273  and  s  hf  It  272  oot  24,  S  Kerr  to  P 

G  Ahlgren    $Be0 

Gab  Pk,  Barn^trom'B  add.  It  b9  b  2  jan  28,  F  C 

C'Day  to  E  B  Delaney  $260 

Fair  Oaks,  It  78  sab  of  b  7,  6  39  13  nov  15,  I  H  Smith 

to  W  J  MacDonald  »0100 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  19  b  2  nov  1,  J  M  Noctin  to 

H  Woltensdorf  $6o00 

Qale's  sub.  Its  6  and  7,  It  4  etc  Kettlestring's  sub, 

7  39  13  nov  11,  T  H  Gale  to  G  E  Hail  $50(  0 

Taylor's  snb.  Us  8  and  9  b  10,  35  39  13  jun  12,   0  F 

Taylor  to  H  N  Adlund  $600 

Morton  Pk,  Us  70  to  72  sab  bs  15  and  16  nov  2,  W 

Onterberg  to  P  L  Arnold  $15C0 

Seamen's  sub,  it  18  b  7  Salisbury's  eub,  !t  18,  5  39 

13  nov  13,  S  ItoameLS  to  F  T  Tr^ost  $3fO 

Oak  Pbr  Scoville  &  M's  add,  it  35  nov  7,  L  T  Patter- 
son to  H  Is  Stolle     $6000 

OliftorJ  &  W'9  sub.  It  27  to  32  b  1,  4  39  13  uov  15,  H 

T  Bowers  to  O  Pearson  i975 

Morton  Pk,  Us  1  to  5  b  12  and  o  p;  july  21,'93,  O  F 

Wolfe  to  I  M  Wolfe  $5000 

Berwyn,  Its  3  4  and  7  b  21  sept  20,  A  E  Jacobs 

et  al  to  M  Hajek  $7500 

Berwyn,  Its  33  and  34  b  18  nov  22,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W 

J  Andrews  et  al  ...    $850 

Kettlestring's  sub.  It  15  Holly  4  S's  sub  It  15  and 

o  p,  .Sooville's  snb  of  It  17,  7  39  13  apr  9,  M  8  Bnd- 

longtoH  Q  Qoelltz  $3150 

Lewis  &  B's  sub.  Its  14  and  15  b  13  Salisbury's  sub, 

nov  23,  V  H  Keller  to  0  S  Eegen   n75 

Austluville,  It  42  b  10,  8  39  13  uov  12,  K  Mortimer 

R  Bourke  Jr  $2200 

Bidgeland,  Its  4  and  5  b  1  oot  in,  w  0  Sheppard  to 

R  Ramsey  $1700 

La  Verene,  Keefe's  add,  Its  25  and  23  b  3  nov  J  8,  M 

M  Keefe  to  0  Johnson  $1000 

Morton  Pk,  Cudahy's  add,  It  16  b  4  nov  16,  0  A 

Weare  to  0  Klatt  tl'  00 

Oak  Pk.  Price's  add.  It  37  jane  4,'92,  F  Price  to  F 

H  Carpenter   $^0;0 

Mandelt  &  H's  snb,  pt  of  It  2  b  12,  20  39  13  aug  6,  J 

Tracy  to  I  Lange  et  al  $450 


22nd  St  blvd  snb.  It  '^7  b  7,  29  39  13  nov  1,'94,  E  P 
Bice  to  A  H  Keel  $380 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add.  It  16  b  6  nov  5,  E  N  Eeaeer  to 
to  W  H  Kearns  $14C0 

Wilson's  snb,  It  43  b  4,  17  39  13  nov  20,  J  A  Williams 
to  H  L  Chambers  JfiOO 

Ballard's  snb,  It  13  (ex  n  50  ft  b  1  Ogden  &  J's  eub, 

7  39  13  nov  8  H  KroRman  to  S  0  Postlewait.. .  $4750 
Wilsou's  sub,  8  hf  It  45  ond  o  p,  b  4, 17  .19  13  nov  23, 

J  A  Williams  to  T  Dean   $2000 

Davis  &  Son's  sub.  Its  5  and  6,  IS  39  13  uov  9,  W  A 

Andsrson  to  J  W  Peterson  $1590 

Austin  Pk,  It  6  b  12  feb  9,  O  S  Bass  to  M  D  Mitchell 

 $575 

Central  sub.  It  33  b  2,  7  39  13  aug  10,  0  A  Patier  to 

C  Pfand  $1000 

EVANSTON. 

EvanstOD,  Culver's  add.  Us  25  and  26  b  3  jnly  8,  0  E 

Browce  ti  H  H  Kehr  $688 

Evinstou,  White's  acid,  it  3  b  1  and  o  p  may  20,  A 

M  Uicki.x  to  T  H  Watoon  $3000 

N  Western  sub,  Its  13  aad  14  b  78,  19  41  ]4  nov  9, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  Evanston  8  &  L  Ahsn  $15,168 

Even' tou,  Payne's  add,  8  hf  It  14  b  8  nov  6,  Same 

to  Same    $756 

8  Evanston,  Jackson's  add.  Its  18  to  25  b  3  oct  29,  P 

Jordan  to  B  W  Richardson   . .  .$1000 

Evanston  Union  add,  nly  48  ft  It  17  b  3  nov  13,  0 

G  Pridmore  to  O  E  «are   $30!  0 

Olr  Ct  sub.  Its  21  to  25  b  1.  18  41  14  nov  21, '94,  Mast 

in  Chy  to  R  D  Sheppard    $4050 

.  Y  >fJB 

Curtis'  sub.  It  101  bs  2  on  1  7,  6  33  13  oct  25,  Royal 
Trust  to  J  Kapoun  $425 

Grossdale,  GrossSrd  add,  It  42  b  90  oct  I,  8  E  Gross 
to  O  Qeiflier   J225 

Grossdale,  same  add,  Its  4  to  7  b  91  uov  6,  Same  to 

8  E  Doug  as    $700 

E  Hiflsdale.  It  5  b  9  nov  7,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Security 

L  &  B  Assn    .$20C8 

MAINE. 

Park  Bidge,  Bolton's  a  id.  It  23,  oct  12,  H  A  Beck 

to  W  H  Beebe  Jr  tSOUO 

Park  Ridge,  same  ppty;  nov  21,  W  H  Beebe  Jr  to 

W  H  McVutt  $50C0 

Park  Ridj;e,  Hanson's  eub  i  f  Shannon  &  C's  sub, 

Its'l  and  2  b  5  nov  23,  M  E  Blrk  to  T  Momjian 

 $10(0 

Rivirview,  White's  8teel  Oar  add.  Its  20  to  26  and 

o  p;  b  4  nov  25,  M  E  Diefe  idorf  to  A  G  Diefen- 

dorf  $10jO 

NEW  TBIEB. 
Borufl's  sub,  Us  42  and  43  b  8,  12  42  12  nov  1,  G  N 

Grut  to  W  Q  Robertson   $ICOO 

Co  Olks'  div.  It  1  b  12  8  w  qr  17  42  13  nov  15,   M  F 

Biggie  to  H  A  Fitzgerald  $1000 

Brown's  eub.  Its  2  and  3  b  6,  17  42  13  nov  15,  M  F 

Biggie  to  H  A  Fitzgerald  $4  OJ 

Wilmette,  Paul's  add.  Its  31  ang  32  b  6  nov  15,  M  I 

Paul  to  0  A  Judqon  $760 

Taylorsport,  Taylor's  add,  nly  hf  b  18  nov  4,  W 

Lisier  to  A  B  Mason  $2i50 

Taylorsport,  same  add,  sJy  hf  b  18  nov  4,   Same  to 

E  M  Hyde  $2250 

OELAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  27  b  14  nov  16,  T  Guar  &  r  Oo  to  J 
Hamilton  $206 

Alpine  Hgts,  it  28  b  4  nov  16,  Same  to  R  Hcmiiton 

 $200 

PBOVISO. 

North  5  acres  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  33  39  12  nov  22,  F  WE 

Steiubach  to  M  E  Stelnnes  $5000 

Melrose,  It  33  b  106  nov  15,  W  Frangenheim  to  H 

Eairies  ,  $2000 

Harlem,  R  R  add.  It  5  Rose  &  B's  sub  of  It  1  of  b  35 

nov  20,  P  Vogt  to  C  J  Gotsch   $300 

Bellewood,  It  336,  9  39  12  nov  21,  W  Lawrence  to  P 

Sullivan  J200 

Grossdale,  Gross'  Ist  add.  It  19  and  20  b  40  jane 

3,'90,  Same  to  E  Petterson  $300 

Groeslale,  same  add,  Its  26  and  27  b  5  july  26,'92, 

Same  to  v[  H  James   ,  fSOO 

Grossdale,  It  25  and  26  b  5  jan  29,'93,  Same  to  E  J 

Hlil  $850 

Madieon  st  add,  Its  613  to  616  dec  16,'89,  L  0  Wag- 

tiei"  to  H  Hankey  $1000 

Grossdale,  '^ross'  Ist  add,  it  8  b  49  nov  25,  E  R  De- 
laney to  W  Hanson  $400 

G'-oss^i.le,  It  38  b  19  nov  2C,  A  H  Schlenmer  to  M  B 

Kesler  $500 

THOBNTON. 

A  strip  of  land  £6  ft  wide  across  w  hf  n  w  qr  8  36  15 

nov  20,  P  Masser  et  al  to  H  &  B  I  By  Oo   $4000 

Pari  on  s  line  of  3  36  14  containing  8-10  of  au  acre 

Oc.  24,  W  Wernick  to  So  Oh'go  &  Southern  R  R 

 $660 

Und  hf  of  s  66  ft  n  9i)  ft  s  e  qr  n  w  qr  3  36  14  no? 

13,  A  J  VaHn  to  H  &  B  I  R  R  Oo   $601! 

Part  w  ht  n  e  qr  7  36  15  contsJiiing  79-100  acre  more 

orles';  nov  22,  Q  E  White  to  Same  $1185 

Harvey,  Lord's  69ih  st  add.  Us  25  and  26  b  12  oct 

18,  A  Speiglit  to  L>  Bevaridg^  $2E0 

WOBTH. 

Blue  Island,  Jeraberg's  add.  Its  45  and  46  b  2  nov 
1,  L  Meyer  to  if  Horenberger  $88 


Blue  Island,  Jernberg's  add,  It  8  b  11  nov  6,  E  A  E 

Palmquist  to  I  S  Ekluud  $376 

W  Morgan,  Its  I  to  4  b  3  and  o  p;  nov  11,  A  Bestmsu 

to  M  0  Meyer  t2(i(,0 

Bine  Island,  Jernberg's  add.  It  31  end  32  b  16  nov 

21,  J  W  Januey  lo  A  Hanson  «t  al  $700 

Oak  Lawn,  Orandall's  sub,  Its  16  to  2  1  b  15,  4  37  13 

eept  29,  D  W  Norton  to  T  B  Tultle  $1760 

BREMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  &  Oo's  4th  sub.  It  432  b  9  nov  15, 
15,  8  E  Barrel!  to  P  Ohevrier    $275 

Olairmont,  *-mllh  &  Go's  4th  sub.  Its  280  and  281b 
6  nov  11,  8  E  Kar.-e'I  to  J  Borgo  $430 

NII,E3. 

Part  Its  6  and  8  ptn  of  n  w  qr  31  41  13  containing 
8.21  acres;  nov  1,  A  Henne  to  H  Entherbesk.  $3800 

Part  of  It  8  of  ptn  n  w  gr  31  41  13  containing  6 
acref;  nov  9,  M  Ke  cham  to  A  Henne  $1100 

Lot  in  eub  by  admins  of  Est  of  Nauman  u  w  qr  10 
41 13  nov  22,  M  Sciwiud  to  N  8ch\yind   $3500 

NOB  WOOD  PABK 

Norwood  Pk,  It  25  b  7  nov  /2,  L.  M  Spurgeon  to  J 
Stenzfll  $475 

TKVIST  UKKim  ANJ>  MOKTUAUKS. 

Including  Bnlldlng  and  Loan  Societies. 

Arnold  C  W  t )  0  E  Dal  nov  15,  It  8  b  14,  | 

6  39  14,  lOy   $6500  | 

Anderson  O  0  to  H  Bergman  oot  28,  pt  It 

3,  19  40  14,  6y  6^,  p  m  $7000 

Allen  D  L  to  M  D  Hoil  nov  20,  Its  23  and 

24  b  2,  23  38  14,  6y  6^   $4000 

Andros  G  W  to  L  Baird  nov  22,  pt  b  4,  28 

38  14,  5y  6%   $16(  0 

Aiken  0  to  F  M  Elliott   nov  25,   pt  b  63, 

Evnstn  5y  6^   $1000 

Apfe!  S  E  to  C  Dal  nor  18,  It  12  b  18,  19 

40  14,  6%  .    ,  $2000 

Bosh  P  to  Mot  Union  L  &  B  Assn  nov  22, 

pt  It  2  b  22  So  Branch  add,  —  $2000 

Baldwin  R  H  to  J  W  Work  nov  22,  It  6  b 

1,  7  41  14,  2y  6^  ...   $2000 

Bliss  L  B  to  B  A  Goodrich  nov  18,  It  11  b 

5,  21  38  14,  5y  f>%   .14500 

Brooks  H  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  19,  It  -^4  b 

7,  22  38  14,  5y  6^   $^750 

Buck  N  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  14.  pt  b  3, 17 

40  14,  5y  Cy%,  4  ds  $18,500 

Burdiek  W  R  to  R  Berger  nov  22,  it  2  and 

3  b  87,  5  and  6  37  15,  3y  6J^^  $1500 

Brown  A  L  to  S  R  blurford  aov  20,  Us  2 

3  21  22  and  29,  18  4u  14,  1%   $2500 

Barker  A  P  acd  C  A  to  E  L  Seoton  nov 

17,  It  13  and  pt  14  b  1,  25  38"l4,  and  o 

p  14y  6%  $40(0 

Bronemen  D  W  to  B  Lathrop   sept  9,  It 

222  S  Drive  snb  17  40  14,  3y  6S  . , .  $2011 
Biirnett  M  to  E  D  Hosmer   oot  23,   Its  1 

and  2  b  8,  18  38  14,  3y  6^  |1600 

Brom  L  Jr  to  H  P  Kranz   nov  30,  Its  64 

116  70  Deering  snb  30  40  14.  6%  $2200 

Butler  J  J  to  A  Pike  nov  21,  It  12  b  9,  17 

39  14,  5y  6^  ...$8500 

Becker  A  0  to  H  J  Voltmer  nov  15,  It  1  b 

5,  26  41  12.  3y  7%  $2000 

Bohn  E  to  M  F  Madden   nov  1.   pt  It  91 

Bronson  add  6<5   $2500 

Baker  L  J  to  C  J  Hambleton   nov  19,  pt 

n  3  acres  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  33  36  14 

5y  6%  ,  $2000 

Bade  F  to  0  E  Fowler  nov  10,  pt  b  62,  19 

39  14,  4y  6^  $2975 

Barker  H  B  to  A  J  Stevens   nov  18,   s  w 

cor  44th  and  Evans  av  5y  &%  $.SO0O 

Baggot  E  to  H  W  Jackson  nov  22,  It  7  b 

54,  o  t  and  op  5y  b%%  $69,000 

Beardslee  F  S  to  R  Berger  nov  8,  Its  20  to 

25  and  34to  42  Wains  add  3y  6%% .  $2500 
Bray  R  to  W  Boldenwiok  nov  16,  It  7  and 

8  n  e  qr  17  40  14,  3y    $3500 

Brown  F  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  18,  pt  b 

4,  32  41  14,  3y  7^,  12  ds  $9400 

Barnes  D  H  to  0  0  Schumacher  nov  19,  It 

12  b  4,  23  39  13,  oy  1%   $3400 

Brown  E  O  to  G  Packard  nov  1.  It  41  and 

42  b  1,  2  39  13,  5y  655   $4500 

Bourke  R  J  to  A  W  Martin  nov  13,  It  42  b 

10,  8  39  13,  6^  $2000 

Binder  G  T  to  J  W  Bnehler  nov  17,  It  1  b 

-,  Lee  add  &%  $— 

Bryant  H  W  to  0  T  &  T  Co  nov  16,  It  6  to 

12  b  7  Bryant's  add  3y  1%  $18000 

Brown  S  Jr  to  E  W  Burke  nov  16,  n  hf  n 

w  qr  n  e  qr  34  40  13,  fiy  6^  $33,6C0 

Braokelt  H  J  to  VV  B  Kennedy  nov  25,  It 

33  b  4,  15  39  13,  5y  7^  $1300 

Bletsch  W  G  to  G  A  Rose  nov  14,  n  hf  It 

14  b  1,  17  40  14.  5y  62  .'  $3500 

Back  N  to  G  A  Pose  nov  14,  pt  It  14  b  1, 

17  40  14,  5y  6^    $3500 

Bass  O  S  to  E  F  Gorton   oct  26,  pt  b  12, 

17  39  13,  6^,  5  ds  $5500 

Collins  E  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assa  nov 

4,  It  12  b  9,  9  37  15,  7^  $3000 


Oath  Bishop  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  25,  Its 

21  10  24  b  1,  2  39  13,  ny  6?   $4000 

Oath  Bishop  to  M  H  Uoey  nov  26,  It  5  b 

35,  17  36  14  and  o  p  3y  6^    $50(  0 

Chnmberlin  G  M  to  Northn  T  Oo  nov  22, 

pt  b  2,  2  38  14,  3y  6«   $20,000 

Carrie  J  D  to  F  G  Bradley   nov  8,   It  22 

Rolh  sob  11  39  13,  72  :  $2200 

Collins  E  B  and  J  R  to  S  W  Connell  nov 

20,  It  32  b  6,  20  38  14,  5y  1%  $1100 

Oreighton  B  to  B  M  Winston   nov  21,  It 

27  b  5  b  10  Sheff  add  5y  62  $3000 

Carpenter  F  H  to  W  H  Oook  nov  14,  pt  It 

4,  18  39  13,  3y  62,  3  ds  $1,300 

Chicago  General  Ry  Co  to  Merchants  L  & 

T  Co  nov  1,   right  of  way  and  all  prop 

40y  52  $10,000,000 

Cable  C  E  to  J  Sheldon  nov  21,  It  46  b  8, 

11  39  1.3,  5y  61^2  $3.';00 

Crane  A  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  1,  pt  It  73 

b  7,  22  39  14.  ly  72  $10,000 

Crow  C  S  to  A  Gutzert  nov  19,  a  qr  It  11 

b  7,  23  38  14,  5y  62  $30(0 

Critchell  R  G  to  A  Wahl  oct  25,  pt  It  7  b 

5,  21  38  14,  3y  C2  $4000 

Chapin  C  A  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Co   nov  8 

It  7  b  99  s  B  add  and  o  p  Ifly  52.  ..$75,000 
Oook  P  J  et  Hi  to  C  T  &  T  Co   nov  lo.  It 

13  b  2  U  &  M  add  5y  62.  $3750 

Cattelier  N  to  L  0  Kuhnert  nov  19,  Its  31 

and  32  b  4,  31  40  14.  5y  62   $.3000 

Chorchill  C  E  to  F  B  Peabody  uov  14,  pt 

b  14,  19  40  14,  5y  72,  4  ds  $6000 

Carpenter  S  W  to  L  E  Orandall  June  30, 

It  5  b  8,  22  40  13,  —  ,  $3000 

Crawford  0  B  to  Perm  B  &  L  Assn  nov 

19,  It  35  b  6,  20  38  14,  72   $4000 

Collins  B  to  S  W  Cannell  nov  18,  pt  b  8, 

20  38  14,  5y  72'  $2200 

Delamater  M  K  to  M  D  Boll  nov  22,  It  13 

b  22  Hyde  Pk  oy  5i^2  $3800 

Dewes  J  D  to  G  M  Weeks  nov  15,  It  69  b 

15,  7  39  14,  .3y  6<   $3000 

Doer  T  E  to  B  B  DeYonug   nov  22,  Its  1 

and  4  b  6,  7  40  14,  3y  72  $2300 

Davis  E  and  D  to  B  M  Snow  uov  20.  pt  It 

5  and  6  ^  b  14    Ft  Dearborn  add   3j-  52 

 $7000 

Dittmar  Y  A  0  to  8  S  Frowe  nov  18,  pt  It 

2  b  16,      40  13,  5y  62   $2000 

Dwoer  M  E  to  F  S  Winston  Jnly  10,  pt  It 

20  It  9,  10  38  14,  —   $3C0  ) 

De  Wolf  H  E  to  R  Berger  nov  15,  pt  It  22 

b  6,  21  38  14,  3y  63^2   $1800 

Dorbin  B  F  to  E  Melville  Aog  21,  Its  1  3 

It  5  eto  b  9,  21  38  14,  90  ds  $2500 

Danielsoa  F  G  to  H  A  Haogan  nov  21,  It 

8  b  13,  4  39  14,  5y  62  |9(00 

Dodge  L  B  to  H  A  Haogan   nov  8,   pt  It 

14  It  3,  3  38  14,  5y  62  $7000 

Derby  W  C  to  G  Tiaholm   nov  15,  It  5  b 

15,  21  38  14,  3y  62  *1200 

Domoombe  J  to  J  Wright  nov  18,  It  32  b 

3  Central  Pk  add  2y  62   $2000 

Delamater  S  to  Security  T  &  T  Co  nov  15 

Its  9  to  24  b  8,      38  14.  3y  72  $4000 

Eriokson  M  L  to  J  P  Gehring  nov  11,  It 

4  b  4,  32  38  14,  ly  72   $17C0 

Edenberger  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov 

18,   Its  93  and  94  It  11,  18  39  14,  5y  62 

  $70(0 

Evans  A  T  to  0  C  Broomell  nov  19,  It  27 

b  3,  8  39  13,  5y  62   $40(0 

Epstein  I  to  T  E  Cooghlin  nov  1,  pt  It  6 

b  1  DoDcan  add  6y  S2  ...  $17,500 

Enzenbacher  0  to  M  E'Greenebaam  nov 

iO,  It  4  b  1,  9  39  14,  5y  63^.2  $1800 

Edqoist  J  to  Chytraus  nov  13,  It  17  b  3. 

It  3,  20  38  14  $2400 

Epps  A  L  to  T  M  Bailey   oct  31,  it,  3  38 

14,  62  $1500 

Fraser  A  F  to  G  H  Hight   nov  25,  e  hf  It 

2  b  50  8  8  add  3y  6i^2  $2500 

Fleming  J  T  to  G  M  Trowbridge  nov  1, 

pt  It  1  It  104  etc   Bronson  add   3y  62 

  $1000 

Forsyth  W  est  of  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  25, 

pt  Its  3  and  2  b  8,  16  38  14,  5y  62... $2500 
Fenner  O  F  W  to  A  .M  Snydacker  nov  25, 

pt  It  10  b  5  Sheff  add  3y  62   $2000 

Fleming  J  and  E  to  H  Rnbens  nov  23,  Its 

13  and  pt  14  b  3,  12  39  13,  2y  .$5000 
Frink  W  to  G  A  Rose  nov  23,  It  21  b  2,  1 

38  13,  6^   $1200 

Finegiin  F  P  to  E  Greenebaam  oot  18,  It 

4  Vt  isner  add  2i^y  62  $3000 

Fitzgeiald  M  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  14,  pt  b 

10  RookwbU  add  5y6^  $18,f00 

F08S  G  E  et  al  to  G  E  Foss  nov  11,  It  4  b 

21  Hyde  Pk  3y  52  f  2o,0(;0 

Friedley  A  to  F  A  Riedle  nov  18,   !t  i  b 

32,  17  39  14,  4y  (,%  $3875 

Falveg  J  B  to  G  T  Hunt  nov  19,  It  1  b  5 

30  39  14,  6m  62  $45C0 

Fowler  A  B  to  J  B  Barton  nov  15,  pt  It  J 

b  4,  7  39  13,  4y  62  $3500 


1148 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  30,  1895. 


Fannella  D  to  0  T  &  T  Co  nov  9,  It  23  b 

21.  17  39  14,  5y  7<J  $8500 

Fosmer  M  A  to  R  A  Davison  nov  22,  Its  7 

and  8  and  n  hf  b  2,  4  38  14,  7%  $1667 

Frankfarter  A  8  to  W  Heinemann   cot  1, 

It  17  b  2,  8  40  14,  2y  e%  $1000 

Fitzgerald  H  A  to  M  F  Higgle  nov  15,  It  1 

b  12,  17  42  13,  7y  1%  $3000 

Qieske  H  H  to  E  Q  Forenr.an  nov  18,  It  — 

b  6,  35  40  13,  2j  e%   $3000 

Gordon  W  D  to  W  H  Holden  oot  15,  It  11 

It  11,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $250C 

Gardner  R  M  to  J  F  Dryden  oot  1,  pt  It  1 

b  11  Newberry  add  5y  4^«  $30,000 

Gordon  R  A  to  N  W  Birkhofl  nov  liJ,  It  3 

Warlich  sub  9  38  14,  6y  6%  |6C00 

QroDow  D  G  to  W  Boldenweok  nov  16,  Its 

1  and  2  b  22,  17  40  14,  5y  6^  $14,000 

Griffith  E  to  F  A  Barnes  nov  6,  Its  17  to 

19  b  15,  14  38  14,  4y  6^  $4000 

Gage  B  and  S  to  E  S  Einner  nov  8,  pt  It 

5  b  21  frl  15  add  5y  5f  $20,000 

Gaetz  F  to  E  G  Nichols  nov  6,  It  20  b  4, 

19  40  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Gieske  H  to  E  G  Foreman  nov  15,  Its  1 

and  2  b  5,  35  40  13,  3j^y  6%  $6000 

Goessling  0  F  to  G  A  Rose  nov  1,  Its  11 

and  12  b  1   Pitner  to  Evanston   5y  62 

 $2800 

Grant  J  A  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  nov  20,  pt  Us  7 

and  8  b  5,  11  38  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Gaerin  J  to  D  J  Gallery  nov  1,  It  42  b  2, 

34  39  14,  ly  6S5  $7000 

Gerity  M  to  A  Loeb  nov  20,  pt  b  16,  27 

40  12,  10  ds  $7460 

Hallett  0  to  R  Berger  nov  23,   It  10  b  3, 

22  38  14,  6y  62  $1750 

Horst  W  P  R   to  N  Ohi  Mot  S  &  B  Assn 

nov  25,  It  33   Ozmook  sob    6  39  13,  7% 

 $1300 

HaTsmerl  W  0  to  H  Chandler  nov  16,  pt 

Its  16  and  21,  —  41  12,  3y  6%  $1650 

Hoeft  W  H  to  P  J  Wetzel  nov  19,  It  44  b 

8,  30  39  14,  62  $1200 

Halla  F  to  H  D  Beam  nov  21,  Its  16  and 

16  b  3,  21  40  14,  ly  6%  $2C00 

Hass  V  to  G  L  Gray   nov  15,   Its  623  to 

630  711  to  718  Grayland  Park,  4  62. $1600 
Hart  G  A  to  W  Ohi  B  &  L  Ass  nov  16,  It 

37  b  2,  16  38  14,  72  $2400 

Hankins  G  V  to  J  R  Foulke  nov  22,  Its  1 

to  4  It  1  b  48,  7  39  14,  5j  6%  $12,600 

Harper  J  I  to  T  M  Bailey  oot  31,  It  4  It  3, 

3  38  14,  2^y  62  $2500 

Horecky  A  to  0  Bnbl  noy  21,  Its  1  to  3 

Sohweisthal  sob  18  37  15,  2y  62  $1700 

Hyde  E  M  to  W  J  Lister  nov  4,  pt  b  18,  8 

42  13,  62  $1500 

Hall  G  E  to  J  0  Bryan  nov  22,  Its  6  and 

7  b  4,  7  39  14,  5y  62  $3CO0 

Hadlook  W  to  A  Ohyttaus   nov  16,  It  18 

and  pt  19  b  9  etc  20  37  14  $1900 

Happe  E  to  A  G  Icrgraham  oot  30,  Ite  25 

to  36  b  21,  18  37  15,  2y  72  

Hart  G  A  to  W  Chi  B  &  L  Assn  nov  16",  It 

37  b  2,  16  38  14,  —  

Hawtree  Q  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  oot  7,  It  66 

Givens  &  G  sab  25  40  13,  6y  72  8  deeds 

 $11,200 

Hughes  F  to  G  A  Rose  nov  19,  It  18  Gaf- 

fieM  snb  7  41  14,  5y  6>^2  $2300 

Hopple  8  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  18,  e  hf  n  e 

qr  20  37  14,  Feb  26,'97,  62  $10,000 

Heim  F  to  W  C  Fricke  nov  7,  It  1  and  2 

b  13,  19  40  14,  5y  62  $1900 

Hall  J  A  to  A  Van  Viissingen  nov  1,  Its  4 

and  pt  6  b  3,  16  37  14,  3y  72  $18C0 

Hatcher  J  H  to  F  R  Chandler  oot  24,  pt 

it  16  b  6,  21  38  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Jones  0  A  to  J  H  Van  Viissingen  Aog  12, 

Its  5  to  7  b  79,  27  39  14,  3y  02  $5000 

Jnergens  T  to  C  H  Fleischer  nov  19,  It  41 

b  11  Elston  add  3y  62  $2000 

Jordan  E  to  A  Smith  nov  12,  It  36  b  4,  36 

40  13,  3y  72  $1600 

Jaokson  P  to  Home  Mot  L  Assn  nov  14, 

It  36  b  1,  1  39  13,  63^2  $1500 

Johnston  A  to  P  B  Hoyt  nov  18,  It  1,  e  hf 

8  w  qr  6  40  14,  62  $3850 

Jensen  0  0  to  W  Loeb  oot  28,  Its  1  and  2 

It  34  etc  14  38  14,  5y  62  $12,000 

Jaokson  G  A  to  M  W  Pinokney  nov  16,  It 

6  b  15,5  37  15,  62.  $1400 

Eopf  J  to  R  A  Hanssner  nov  20,  It  8  b  1 

b  11  Sheff  add  6y  6%  |3(  00 

Eabell  M  C  to  L  Baird  nov  14,  pt  It  1  b 

20,  33  40  14,  5y  62  $6000 

Eoch  J  to  J  0  Hntohins  nov  18,  pt  It  18  b 

133  8  8  add  5y  62  $6000 

Eeepers  W  0  to  W  Loeb  nov  18,  pt  Its  30 

and  31,  12  40  13,  5y  72  $1500 

Eopprel  A  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  nov  8,  It  3  It  b 

62,  21  39  14,  60d8  62  $5500 

Eowalewski  J  to  F  S  Winston  nov  22,  It 

88  b  2,  19  40  14,  3y  6J5  $4500 


Eeeler  J  B  to  W  L  Jeffries  nov  14,  pt  It 

14  b  1,  18  39  — ,  3y  62  $7600 

Enight  H  to  R  N  Lloyd  nov  23,  pt  It  7  b 

28,  7  40  14.  72  $1000 

EiDg  R  to  E  P  Baker  nov  22,  pt  It  2  b  76, 

Rassell  M  &  R  add  $8000 

Eopperl  A  to  J  R  Foolke  noy  22,  It  3  It  1 

b  62  n  w  qr  21  39  14,  62  $16,C00 

Loehde  W  to  W  Heinemann   nov  25,  It  4 

b  2,  29  40  14,  3y  62  $1500 

LoDderbach  D  H  to  G  W  Smith  nov  26,  It 

61  to  86  It  120  eto  Bronson  add  "il  mos 

52...  $100,000 

Larson  L  M  to  S  L  Boyoe  nov  21,  It  1  It  6 

36  40  13,  6y  62  $2000 

Leemeister  U  to  R  Berger  nov  15,  Its  40 

and  41  b  2  b  1  eto  8  38  14,  3y  6>^2  $2500 
Lyman  0  D  to  J  B  Galloway  nov  19,  It  4 

b  2,  17  40  13,  4y  72  $2600 

Liebenstein  0  to  J  R  Foolke  oot  30,  pt  It 

1  b  16,  33  39  14,  3y  62  $6000 

Loff  W  M  to  F  H  Small  May  5,'94,  pt  It  7 

b  1,6  39  13,  —  13000 

Livingston  D  et  al  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  1,  b 

1  to  12  ex  pt  b  3,  36  38  14,  72,  11  acres 
 $50,000 

Lincoln  Pk  Cong  Church  to  J  Bnrnham 
nov  16,  It  8  and  pt  9  b  5,  33  40  14,  5y 
6^  ;  $10,000 

Makowski  A  to  J  Bnehler  sept  16,  pt  of 
Jane  Mirandas  Resvtn  3y  62  $1600 

Marousek  F  to  V  Petrtyl  nov  11,  It  62 
Harland  et  al  add  72  $3600 

Makowska  to  Z  Bykoff  Aug  27,  It  26  b  4, 

7  38  14,  3y  62  .$1700 

MoMahon  T  to  J  S  Norton  nov  11,  It  18 

and  pt  19  b  4,  21  38  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Mathews  Z  to  E  Grace  nov  20,  pt  It  7, 

Assrs  div  b  1  Clarke  add  3y  62  $7500 

MoNarney  J  J  to  D  Sullivan  nov  19,  pt  It 

6  b  4,  10  38  14,  2y  S2  $2000 

Mendel  F  E  to  F  E  Wadhams  nov  13,  pt 

Its  8  and  7  n  e  qr  n  e  qr   n  w  qr  10  38 

1*.  3y  62  $12,000 

Minium  E  W  to  M  D  FoUansbee  nov  15, 

pt  b  1,  18  41  14,  2y  62  $2500 

Mara  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  12,  pt  It  1  b 

20  Ashland  2d  add  2y  62  $5t00 

Mace  H  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  18,  pt  Us 

16  and  16  b  1,  2  38  14,  6y  62  $11,500 

McOabe  J  F  to  M  Early  oct  7,   pt  Its  16 

and  16  b  32  Einzie  add  3y  —  $6000 

McDonald  8  D  to  R  W  Wolf  nov  11,  It  18 

and  pt  17,  16  38  14,  72  $1400 

Vathieson  M  to  G  A  Rose  nov  11,  It  3  b 

6,14  38  14,  6y  62  $1500 

Mack  J  A  to  W  M  H  Emrioh  nov  15,  It  77 

8  hf  8  e  qr  12  39  13,  4y  62  $2000 

Maynard  L  P  to  J  R  Foulke  nov  18,  pt  It 

4  b6,  21  38  14,  6y  62  $11,000 

MoHaly  E  to  J  H  Eraemer  nov  20,  It  29  b 

10  Sheff  add  3y  62  $3000 

Mason  A  B  to  W  J  Lister  nov  4,  pt  b  18, 

8  42  13,  6%  11250 

Myers  S  to  M  J  Donne  nov  12,  Its  IC  and 

11  b  8,  2  37  14,  72  $3200 

Miller  G  B  to  0  T  &  T  C,  nov  22,  It  3  b  3, 

20  40  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Matt  F  to  O  0  Butz  nov  21,  Its  3  to  6  It  19 

etc  b  1,  17  38  14  |i825 

Minwagen  P  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  nov  18,  Its  13 

and  14  b  2,  20  40  14,  6y  62  $3800 

Mehrten8  H  to  J  Stern  nov  13,  Its  1  and 

2  b  2,26  40  13   14000 

Maynarp  E  W  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  14,  pt 

Itl  b6,  2138  14,  3y  72  $1500 

Mares  A  to  W  Heinemann  nov  18,  It  7  to 

11  b  19  b  9  Gross  N  add  6y  62.  ...$6000 
Mnlholland  W  H  to  E  G  Pauling  nov  16, 

It  33  b  6,  18  40  14,  6y  62  $6000 

McGranaham  ME  to  ME  Greenebaam 

nov  26,  It  46  b  2,  16  38  14,  6y  62... $1100 
Matousek  M  to  M  Jenioek  nov  23,  It  70  b 

8,  20  39  14,  72  $1600 

Murphy  M  to  J  H  Van  Viissingen  nov  20, 

Its  44  and  45  b  2,  8  38  14,  3y  72 . . . .  $1600 
Morgan  A  A  to  I  T  Greenaore  nov  26,  pt 

It  8  It  1,  18  37  14,  3y  62  $1000 

Malkey  L  B  to  A  L  Winters  nov  9,  pt  It  4 

bl3,  28  38  14,  5y  62  $1000 

MoQranahan  ME   to  ME  Greenebaum 

nov  25,  It  43  b  2,  16  38  14,  6y  62  $1100 

Mager  0  J  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  21,  pt  b  2 

28  40  14,  5y62  $9000 

Moore  R  0  to  M  E  Greenebaum  nov  26, 

It  1  b  8,  26  40  13,  5y  72  $1200 

McMeekin  J  A  to  111  8  &  L  Oo  oct  16,  It  1 

b  12,  3  37  14  tuoo 

Moran  E  to  W  Oostello  nov  23,  It  143  b  1, 

33  39  14,  61^2  $1000 

Newman  J  0  to  F  Groves  nov  19,  pt  Its  4 

and  5  It  17,  11  38  14,  62  $3000 

Nemies  M  to  R  Garbe  nov  22,  It  9  b  20, 

Brand  add  72  $3600 

Newhall  S  F  to  Mut  Union  L  &  B  Asen 


nov  20,  pt  8  e  qr  8  e  qr  6  42  13,  —..$3300 
Nelson  F  to  A  Chytraus  nov  20,  It  39  b  1, 

26  40  13,  62  $1600 

Nelson  0  to  M  W  Pinokney  nov  16,  It  36 

b  7,  8  37  16.  62  $1900 

Olson  N  J  to  H  A  Hangan   nov  21,  It  9  It 

1  It  4,  29  40  14,  5y  62  $4500 

Olmstead  J  D  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  18,  It 

60  b  4,  36  40  13,  6y  6>^2   $2000 

Oswald  J  to  T  Q  &  T  Oo  nov  16,  premises 

6212  S  Halsted  2y  62  $3(  00 

Overtield  E  E  to  J  H  Gilbert  nov  23,  It  10 

b  3,  25  40  13,  3y  6>^2  $2600 

Parmelee  E  H  to  F  B  Cook  nov  20,  Its  12 

to  21  and  31  to  34  etc   b  1,  35  40  13,  72 

 , .  $4(;oo 

Pick  0  to  H  A  Hangan  oct  26,  Its  2  and  3 

b  1,  1  39  13,  6m  62  $7600 

Postlewait  S  0  to  8  Dunlop  nov  8,  It  13  b 

1,  7  39  14,  62  $2500 

Phillips  W  0  to  Will  H  Moore  nov  23,  It 

It  2  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  62  $4000 

Perkins  R  A  to  F  B  Peabody   nov  25,  Its 

26  and  pt  26  b  21,  31  39  14,  5y  72. 
Penshorn  H  to  J  Morehonse  nov  26,  pt  b 

1,  16  38  14.  4y  6}4%  $6600 

Phelps  J  0  T  to  H  R  Ford  nov  16,  It  1  It 

77  Ellis  e  add  3y  62  $2600 

Powell  W  H  to  Q  W  Hall  nov  18,  It  1  and 

2  b  4,  2  39  13,  62  $2000 

Peck  J  and  0  to  L  Baird  nov  16,  Its  13  to 

18  It  7,  17  39  14,  6y  62  $8000 

Peterson  H  to  A  Wahl  nov  6,  It  22  b  2,  17 

38  14  and  o  p  3y  62  $6600 

Pratt  H  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  20,  pt  Its 

21  to  24  b  6,  18  39  14,  ly  62  $1100 

Palmer  A  A  to  L  P  Wells  nov  18,  pt  It  2 

b  18,  17  39  14,  2y  52  $4000 

Porter  A  and  0  to  J  0  Schumacher  nov 

12,  It  33  b  2,  26  39  13,  5y  63^2,  3  d8.$2600 
Pettee  W  H  to  G  Nichols  nov  18,  pt  It  11 

b  2,  14  39  13,  3y  72  $2000 

Priborsky  E  to  0  0  Dose   nov  14,  pt  It  3 

Eimball  snb   26  40  13,  5y  6}4%  7  deeds 

 $7600 

Peters  J  J  to  W  Heinemann   nov  6,  It  37 

b  5,  19  40  14.  3y  62  $1200 

Puschke  O  to  R  Berger  nov  23,  It  20  b  1, 

19  40  14,  5y  62  $1100 

Quirk  J  to  E  3  Foreman  nov  23,  It  21  b 

85,  7  39  14,  6y  62  $2500 

Rempeth  F  to  P  F  Enefel  nov  18,  It  22  b 

6,  30  39  14,  3y  6>^2  $80C0 

Ruthenbeok  H  to  A  Benne  nov  1,  pt  Its  6 

and  8  n  w  f  rl  qr  31  41  13,  5y  62  $2000 

Richardson  MACtoTG&TCo  nov  26, 

Its  1  to  8  n  e  qr  36  38  14,  ly  72  $3000 

Roliver  H  to  H  Rubens  nov  22,  pt  b  6, 

Rockwell  add  5y  62  $20,000 

Rehman  B  to  R  Berger  nov  23,  It  16  b  1, 

10  38  14,  3y  62  $4000 

Rabe  W  to  M  A  Stauber  nov  14,  Its  5  and 

6  b  1,  8  39  14,  6y  62  $13,000 

Renk  A  J  to  J  0  Schumacher  nov  21,  pt 

It  14  b  24,  7  39  14,  72  $1600 

Rodgers  8  J  to  C  Dickinson  oct  15,  pt  It 

7  b  6,  18  39  14,  3y  62  $2500 

Robson  A  to  Amity  B  &  L  Assn  nov  13, 

pt  Its  24  and  26  and  26  b  2,  17  38  14,  62 

 $2600 

Ross  J  0  to  M  Denison  nov  21,  It  28  b  14 

Chi  Hgts  3y  62  $1750 

Rood  0  R  to  M  W  Eozminski  nov  18,  Its 

47  and  48  b  1,  22  38  14,  3y  72  $2500 

Riohter  F  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  21,  It  20,  b 

7  Sheff  add  5y  62  $6500 

Soliok  F  J  to  H  A  Haugan  nov  26,  It  43  b 

6,  18  39  14,  2y  62  $2000 

Swanson  A  G  to  A  H  Brinkman  sept  13, 

Its  21  to  23  b  8,  21  38  14,  6y  72. . . 
Stauber  F  A  to  M  M  A  Stauber  nov  19,  It 

11  and  12  b  2,  20  40  14  3y  62  $1500 

Spencer  J  Q  to  E  S  Dreyer  nov  15,  It  11 

and  pt  10  Spencer  snb  8  38  14,  3y  62 
 $6000 

Sheridan  J  W  to  ME  Greenebaam  nov 
19,  It  A  b  1,  27  39  13,  3y  62  $4000 

Schoeninger  A  to  Conn  Mat  L  Ins  Co  nov 

11,  Its  1  to  10   b  1,   2140  14,  6y  5% 
 $40,000 

Saint  Mary's  Mission  Society  to  L  Baird 
nov  14,  It  16  b  28  Carpenter  add  3y  62 
 $2000 

Suokow  A  to  E  Hufmeyer  nov  21,  It  40  b 

2,  20  40  14,  3y  62  $1350 

Stoner  L  E  to  0  E  Bolles  nov  20,  It  3  b 

12,  18  39  13,  62  $3600 

Schneider  M  to  H  H  Rose  nov  15,  Its  11 

and  12  b  8,  1  39  13,  5y  62  $6500 

Simon  V  to  N  M  Blumenthal  nov  2,  b's  1 

to  3  8  to  Ravenswood  5y  62  $6000 

Stein  J  0  to  L  G  Zander  nov  20,  It  21  and 

22  b  6,  6  39  14,  62  $3600 

Soala  L  to  J  G  Snydaoker  sept  3,  It  33  b 

1,  9  38  14,  3y  62  $2700 

StoUe  H  B  to  W  T  Riokards  nov  7,  It  39  b 


6,  8  39  13,  5y  62   $4000 

Shreve  G  to  Perm  B  &  L  Assn  nov  19,  It 

34  b  6,  20  38  14,  72  $4000 

Schmitt  M  to  N  A  Mayer  nov  21,  It  9  It  1 

b  2  Brand  add  320  W  12th  6y  62... $2000 
Soaefer  P  to  E  G  Pauling  nov  14,  it  9  It 

36  etc,  29  40  14,  5y  62  $5600 

Stasehick  F  to  R  Berger  nov  21,  It  5  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  62  $1800 

Seipp  0  to  0  0  Swenburne  nov  15,  It  9  b 

8  8  Chi  3y  62  $8000 

Seator  Z  0  to  J  O  Hntchins  nov  16,  It  63 

b  19,  33  39  14,  5y  62  $3000 

Stephens  W  W  to  Bus  Mens  B  4  L  Assn 

nov  18,  pt  Its  8  and  9  b  1   Union  add 

Evnstn  62  $1800 

Stid  P  C  to  0  J  Hambleton  nov  16,  It  147 

div  3,  30  38  15,  5y  62  $4500 

St  Luke's  Fee  Hospital  to  F  B  Peabody 

nov  21,  It  24  8  e  frl  qr  27  39  14  and  o  p 

6y  62  $9000 

Schwarz  0  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  25,  It  14 

b  3,  34  39  14,  3y  62   .$4000 

Sanchez  L  to  H  Felsenthal  nov  23,  Its  64 

and  55  b  5  S  &  3  add  2y  62  $2600 

Sherman  G  W  to  Q  H  High  nov  21,  It  16 

It  40,  16  38  14,  3y  62   $1000 

Sanser  D  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  nov  21,  It  9  b  4 

36  40  13,  62  $1150 

Stompe  H  to  Holland  B  &  L  Assn  nov  16 

It  9  b  4,  17  39  14,  72  $2400 

Soukup  F  to  J  V  Triner  nov  21,  It  12  and 

13  b  4,  22  39  13.72   $4600 

Stinson  J  to  E  G  Mason  nov  23,  w  hf  s  e 

qr  and  e  hf  8  w  qr  36  38  14v6y  62. $75,000 
Sanchez  M  to  W  Heinemann  sept  9,  Its  14 

and  15  b  1  b  12,  29  40  14,  5y  62. ...$7000 
Scully  E  B  to  M  E  Greenebaum   nov  25, 

pt  It  6  b  7  Central  Pk  add  2y  62... $3500 
Stowell  B  F  to  G  8  Hubbard  Jr  nov  1,  It 

1123  b  25  Riverside  3d  3y  62  $2000 

Schlemm  M  to  A  E  Eesler  nov  20,  It  18  b 

2,  27  39  14,  62  $1000 

Thornton  H  W  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  23,  It 

23  and  24  b  6,  8  40  14,  3y  62  $8000 

Taylor  J  J  to  Am  I  &  S  Bk  nov  25,  It  30 

b  2  Drexel  Pk.  —  $2200 

Truman  J  R  to  O  T  <fc  T  Oo  nov  5,  II  46  b 

47,  7  39  14,  5y  62  $12,000 

Taylor  H  A  to  G  0  Fry  nov  30,  pt  It  21  b 

3,  7  39  14,  6y  62  $2000 

Trumbull  M  E  to  111  T  &  S  Bk  nov  2,  It  7 

and  8  b  2,  23  38  14,  3y  5^4%  $10,000 

Thoma  H  F  to  ME  Greenebaum  oct  11, 

Its  12  13  and  13  It  4,  10  38  14,  4y  7.2$1000 
Tabor  0  F  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  12,  It  21 

b  1,  28  38  14,  3y  62  $2600 

Ummaoh  0  to  0  E  G  Billings  nov  12,  Us 

30  to  32  b  42  Ogden  add  2y  62  $3000 

Ulrioh  A  to  F  8  James  nov  26,  It  68  Fein- 
berg  add  20  40  14,  6y  62  $5000 

Van  Bps  L  D  to  A  S  Moore  nov  21,  It  23 

b  2  K  &  E  add  Evnstn  3y  62  $1000 

Vollmer  E  to  Cook  Oo  B  &  L  Assn  nov  19 

It  57  b  6  Sheff  add  $1800 

Wills  W  8  to  G  M  Rogers  nov  1,  It  41  b  6 

20  38  14,  62  $2600 

Wolf  G  O  to  Nat  Union  8  L  &  Assn  nov 

9,  It  13  b  6,  20  38  14,  82  $2700 

Wallenhofer  J  to  W  Loeb   nov  18,  Us  72 

and  73  b  6,  17  39  i4,  3y  62  $4000 

Weller  M  to  C  H  Fleischer  nov  11,  Us  23 

and  24  b  1,  8  38  14,  3y  72  $2000 

Wolttersdorf  H  to  A  Counvisier  nov  1,  It 

19  b  2,  7  39  13,  4y  62  $5000 

Wells  A  8  to  H  8  Reed  nov  18,  Us  17  and 

18  b  2,  10  38  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Wright  Etta  L  and  J  0  to  J  L  Cochrane 

oct  31,  It  3  and  pt  4  b  11,  8  40  14,  5y  62 

 $4460 

Whittier  V  to  W  H  Matthews  nov  15,  It  21 

b  2,  9  38  14,  6y  62  $3000 

Walsh  P  D  to  Seourity  T  &  T  Oo  nov  23, 

It  23  b  57,  5  and  6  37  15,  5y  62  $6600 

Waterman  E  and  G  0  to  F  H  Doland  nov 

25,  Its  2  and  3  b  4,  24  41  14,  3y  62.. $1100 
Zellweger  A  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  nov  16,  Its  23 

and  24  b  1,  28  40  14,  6y  6%  $12,000 

Zeman  V  to  J  Divis  nov  20,  It  42  b  7,  20 

39  14,  3y  6^   $4000 

CUATTfli  910KT«A4i}KI». 

Adams  J  L  to  M  E  Finch  nov  13,  piano 

6m   ...,$86 

Ansfeld  O  to  E  Bohn  nov  25,  furn  104  V 

Buren  10m  $225 

Anderson  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  nov  12, 

saloon  232  n  Sangamon  $421 

Aikinson  J  to  L  B  French  nov  18,  mdse 

eto  295  w  North  av  2y  $400 

Altschn  F  to  H  P  Mount  nov  19,  furn  55 

Warren  av  7m  $135 

Arnet  R  to  E  F  Herman  jnly  20,  horse 

247-9  Blackhawk  2y  $783 

Bertrand  S  A  to  D  Rankin   oot  14,  furn 

147  Ohi  av  6m  $130 


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Batton  J  W  to  Blatz  Brg  Oo  nov  15,  sa- 
loon 491  Division  ly  $700 

Bergmen  J  L  to  Henn  &  G  Org  Oo  nov  12 

saloon  Slat  and  St  Loois  av   |!3E0 

Brown  0  to  O  Q  Hubbell  nov  28,  farn  11 

m  |136 

Betzel  0  to  F  Dierssin  nov  J  9,  maohy  etc 

96  w  Ohi  av  2y  |2000 

Broland  O  to  E  A  Erd  nov  16,  forn  2y.|;i(0 
Bnnden  M  A  to  M  Wallace  nov  20,  inrn 

1407  Miohav  ;m-"-  $250 

Bryant  A  F  to  Soboenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov 

23,  baloon  377  Dearborn  2y  $367 

Brown  W  to  J  Range  nov  19,  horses,  wag- 
ons eto  490  V  Bnren  2y  $1063 

Bnrk  J  F  to  T  Momjian  nov  23,  market  1 

Elzbth  2m  $400 

Brnoe  B  F  to  M  E  Finch  nov  53,  fnrn  6m 

 $207 

Bridge  R  W  to  J  N  Hills  nov  19,  fnrn  140 

Washgtn  lOds  8146 

Baker  F  to  F  Mahony  nov  20,  shop  377 

45th  $370 

Bennett  Q  W  to  Kelly  Mans  &  Oo  nov  20, 

wagon  2002  Monroe  3m  $  

Brankin  T  F  to  J  Bosson  may  11,  borne 

and  wagon  jan  1,'98  ly   $1250 

Brown  J  H  to  D  R  MoNaoght  nov  20,  farn 

6m  $77 

Borkelew  J  E  V  O  to  P  B  Van  Oden  nov 

17,  fnrn  556  Jaokson  demd  $537 

Burton  M  F  to  0  R  Young  nov  11,  piano 

and  fnrn  212  Grove  $200 

Boam  Q  D  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  19, 

fnrn  and  s  m  7m  $70 

Bryson  Q  W  to  0  Reader  nov  22,  piano,  s 

m  and  fnrn  10m  $125 

Baldwic  S  A  to  M  May  nov  19,  mdse  847 

n  Olark  2y  $200 

Bergdohl  K  A  to  T  Swanson  nov  14,  en- 
gine eto  8m  $100 

Brydges  J  0  to  F  B  Herr  oot  21,  dental 

office  221  3l8t  Bt  2y  $300 

Boyles  J  M  to  L  G  Smith   nov  21,  fnrn  7 

m  $104 

Oirling  W  to  Webster  Mfg  Oo  nov  20,  en- 
gine etc  241  Robey  2y  $371 

Ooniker  J  to  G  Morgan  nov  11,  fn.n  ly-ISl 
Oampbell  A  A  Oo  to  NO  Oampbell  nov 

21,  fnrn  910  Madison  6m  $1200 

Oox  R  0  to  F  0  Kasoh  nov  22,  saloon  274 

State  9m  $1750 

Olaybnrgh  J  to  M  E  Mnyer   nov  15,  fnrn 

6300  Oot  Grove  av  6m  $500 

Oaikins  Q  G   to   R  D  Sheppard   nov  14, 

fnrn  eto  Evanston  2y   $20(0 

Orane  J  M  to  V  Fasig  nov  20,  farn  7m  $235 
Oallahan  J  to  J  Oallahan  nov  20,  horses 

eto  621  n  Leavitt  6m  $300 

Olanoy  W  to  F  MoNellis  nov  18,  piano 

and  fnrn  23m  $200 

Check  0  B  to  M  A  Green  nov  24,  fnrn  38 

Sheldon  6m  $100 

Olayton  T  W  to  J  J  Barbonr  nov  15,  piano 

Belden  av  2m  $75 

OroBS  J  H  to  Fecker  Bros  Brg  Oo  nov  14, 

saloon  222  w  Lake  ,  $200 

Oliae  0  D  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  20,  fnrn  7m 

 $80 

Olark  W  E  to  O  Gedde  oot  15,  farn  1305 

Jackf  on  6m  . .   $156 

Cohen  B  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  nov  21,  saloon 

2606  State  ly.*.   $200 

Ooghlin  L  to  O'D  <fe  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  sep  3, 

saloon  516  Root  23m  $385 

Orowhorst  M  to  0  Berger  nov  11,  Kreger 

&  Son  piano  25(3  Indiana  av  2y  ...$100 
Onrtis  E  A  to  E  Woddels  nov  18,  horses 

etc  1139  Millard  av  3y  $350 

Delaplan  J  D  to  A  B  Baldwin  nov  23,ojr- 

riage  2m  $230 

Dean  0  8  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  21,  piano 

and  fnrn  6m   $103 

Dresler  F  R  to  0  W  Bnokley   S5L  Dear- 

boro  av  2y  $650 

Done^an  T  to  Blafz  Brg  Uo  nov  2,  saloon 

94  Dearborn  av  2y  $1000 

Daniels  W  H  to  J  M  Drew  nov  5,  fnrn  624 

78th  8m  $232 

Danm  M  to  E  A  Kinkade  nov  9,  fnrn  294 

Superior  60d3  $5?6 

Diederioh  J  L  to  0  H  Merrick  oot  28.  fnrn 

6m  $102 

Doyer  F  to  M  Martin  nov  18,  fnrn  367 

Wabash  18m  $8C0 

DeLaaoy  Q  W  to  M  8  F  Frilze  nov  18, 

fnrn  460  Lincoln  av  6m  $126 

Dixen  J  to  G  Seuver  nov  12,  laundry  2218 

Wabash  av  2y   $1000 

Donovan  D  H  to  J  11  Gnnsolus  nov  20, 

fnrn  362  Ontario  3m  $200 

Donohne  T  to  O'D  &  D  Bav  Brg  Oo  sep  8, 

skloon  3329  Unburn  av  23m  $486 

Ehlert  F  K  to  Star  Bry  nov  21,  saloon  740 

w  Huron  23m  $400 


Enk  J  F  to  W  8  Kenny  nov  6,  fnrn  5  Wa- 
bash av  ly  I  

Ford  A  J  to  Q  R  Smith   nov  21,  farn  7m 

 $106 

Fnessberg  W  1'  to  L  F  Hopkins   nov  19, 

fnrn  443  Marshfield  av  7m  $104 

Frey  J  to  D  W  Berger   nov  22,    fnrn  9 

Warren  av  2y  $100 

Frudenberg  0  to  O  B  Marsh  nov  9,  piano 

and  furn  155  Springfield  av  6m  $340 

Fnhl  F  to  A  J  Kowalski,  saloon  60  Ingra- 

ham  St  2y   $700 

Fry  F  to  S  J  Cook  nov  23,  billiard  hall 

1399  Madison,  ang  1,'97  $675 

Forsberg  0  J  to  M  E  Finch  nov  16,  forn 

and  s  m  6m  $82 

Ferris  A  to  J  E  Fay  nov  22,  fnrn  49  w 

Madison  ly  $291 

Gere  W  to  M  E  Mills  oot  28,  laundry  10m 

 $150 

Girling  <fc  Son  to  Hibernian  Bkg  Assn 

nov  21,  factory  242  Robey  2y  $2500 

Gillam  W  O  to  H  R  Zoeokeler  nov  20, 

mdse  56  5th  av  

Gitelson  &  Boppert  to  Brur.swick-B-0  Oo 

nov  19,  refrigerator  222  22d  6m  p  m 

  $i 

Genins  WT&F  K  toJH  Kintz  nov  — 

maohy  eto  ly  

Grnner  A  to  G  Q  Hubbell  nov  20,  wagon 

fnrn  eto.  7m   ....  $92 

Gnetavelli  L  to  G  G  Hubbell  nov  23,  fnrn 

7m  ■   $80 

Gante  A  to  J  Gante  nov  16,  horses  125 

Canal  2y   $600 

Gardner  H  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  20,  fnrn 

1  and  2  37th  7m  $195 

Green  J  to  W  Stainbank  nov  20,  fnrn  125 

V  Bnren  $150 

Giles  F  J  to  G  G  Hubbell  nov  20,  furn  10 

m  $106 

Grote  0  to  F  Korthas  sept  13,  bidg  and 

contents  Worth  10m   $70T 

Geyer  &  Thoran  to  Corper  B  <e  M  Oo  nov 

7,  saloon  402  3l8t  Nov  11, '96   $1000 

Bane  R  to  A  8  Phelps  Jr  nov  22,  forn 

1518  Wabash  .$108 

Hopkins  J  0  to  M  J  Parsons   ,  mdse 

127  Ashland  bd  8m  $520 

Hersey  F  W  to  G  U  Oobleigh  sepst  17, 

furn  714  Taooma  bidg  $93 

Harlaud  H  to  W  H  King  nov   16,  horses 

etc  6m  $196 

Hombel  A  J  to  D  M  Sims  nov  20,  fnrn 

57S7  Dearborn  6m  $84 

Hartman  M  A  to  J  H  Wicks  furn  2519 

Wabash  2y  $600 

Hathaway  A  L  to  H  P  Mount  nov  19, furn 

5924  Hortense  7m  $195 

Hyde  W  O  to  0  V  Sansman  nov  15,  fnrn 

6m  $112 

Halloran  P  H  to  Schmidt  Brg  Oo  nov  22, 

saloon  2901  State  2y  $9.50 

Hawkins  G  H  to  Sime  nov  21,  fnrn  6m$103 
Hegelin  E  to  0  PInmeruov  18,  s  m  horses 

eto,  12  Chatham  st   $500 

Hibbard  A  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  nov  18, 

piano  fnrn  and  N  Homs  s  m  7m  $345 

Hammond  M  K  to  W  R  Smith  oct  18.  s 

ms  and  fnrn  189  Wabash  dec  8   $376 

Hart  H  F  to  J  Lewis  nov  18,  fnrn  Arling- 
ton Ughts  2y  $150 

Hergert  FA  to  W  Stranbe  nov  22,  shop 

187  Randolph  18m  

Huestia  W  F  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  16,  forn 

6m  $72 

Hemmerioh  H  P  to  J   Schnair   nov  18, 

horae  eto,  16  Emerson  av  Im  $75 

flajdeok  P  to  Keely  Brg  Oo  nov  5,  saloon 

422  State  $1226 

Jones  W  D  to  Nat  M  L  Co  nov  19,  furn  7 

m  $132 

Junglas  A   to   Q  Schweinforth   nov  15, 

bakery  2938  State  ly  $150 

Jillson  F  A  to  E  F  Upham  nov  19,  piano 

and  furn  440  63d  6()ds  $200 

Jaoksiin  J  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  18,  piano 

and  farn  6m  ,  $203 

Jaster  M  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  18,  fnrn 

23m  $138 

Johnson  A  L  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co 

nov  2(1,  saloon  292  n  Market  2y  $4(  0 

Knopf  G  H  to  M  E  Finch  nov  21,  furn 

6m     $129 

Keamsmid  R  J  to  F  E  Blackman  cov  19, 

furn  ly  $84 

Kensmann  D  to  Singer  Mfg  Co  nov  18, 

15  8  ms  and  maohy  360  Wabanfia  av.$470 
Korniar  L  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  19,  furn  6m 

 $77 

Kelly  J  to  J  G  Bodehsohatz  nov  20,  saloon 

2896  Archer  av  ly  $250 

Knapp  J  to  0  E  Kastner  oot  24,  fnrn  6m 

 $3P0 

Krncke  L  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  nov  22,  saloon 


256  Madison  2y  $2000 

Knbler  A  E  to  J  fl  Gnnsolcs  nov  20,  farn 

3  m  $100 

Knip  E  to  J  Onllen  nov  18,  fnrn  44th  and 

27th  5m  $128 

Kiloallon  C  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  nov 

1,  saloon  Chi  Heights  2y  $269 

Kearus  H  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  16,  fnrn 

1116  Oakdale  23m  $102 

Kpott  Q  W  to  B  L  MoOann   nov  14,  forn 

1073  Jaokson  6m  $120 

Kopfmaun  E  to  M  Mooris  nov  8,  horse 

etc  6m  $100 

Kengel  O  E  to  H  A  P  Mogg  nov  21,  fnrn 

23m  $104 

Kraft  A  to  Bob  Brg  Oo   nov   22,  saloon 

977  w  19ih  dem  $585 

Loeweuthal  J  to  S  Goldberg  nov  13,  mdse 

500  12th  ly  $300 

Lind  W  H  to  L  8  Whiton  nov  14,  dental 

fnrn  3904  Ind  av  5m  $100 

Lang  J  T  to  F  McNellis  nov  23,  fnrn  and 

piano  23m  $135 

Lephart  C  H  to  A  F  Liphart  feb  10,  wag- 
ons etc  $150 

Laks  M  to  H  F  Elliott  nov  16,  s  m  and 

furn  276  3lBt  18m  $600 

Lowrie  M  to  A  H   Baldwin  nov  16,  piano 

ly  $116 

Lynch  A  to  F  MoNellis  nov  16,  piano  23m 

 $135 

Lippmann  L  to  Crown  Brg  Oo  nov  20, 

saloon  4639  Evans  av  ly  $150 

Larson  E  to  0  Bergesen  nov  12,  fnrn  306 

Ohio  ly   $248 

Long  H  to  H  P  Moont  nov  20.  furn  3m 

 '.  $271 

Laing  H  A  to  W  G  King  nov  19,  piano  8m 

 $109 

Lamp  G  0  to  F  B  Blaokman  nov  3,  fnrn 

and  piano  ly  $250 

Lehrig  P  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  nov  20,  sa- 
loon 384  w  Division  ly  $30l< 

Lodge  L  N  to  0  B  Miller  nov  fl,  fnrn  967 

Wabash  6m  $105 

Lund  it  Nissen  to  H  Rubin  nov  26,  saloon 

229  Western  av  13m  $200 

Lund  S  B  to  J  Johnston  &  Oo  nov  20, 

fnrn  105  lodiana  ly  $500 

Miller  J  to  M  E  Finch  nov  28,  furn  6m 

 $118 

MoCafiEery  P  to  M  E  Finch  nov  20,  fnrn 

6m  $77 

Molndoo  W  C  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  18,  furn 

6m  '  $103 

McEeod  E  to  E  Crist  mar  20,  piano  6m 

  $80 

Miles  H  G  Jr  to  J  H  Gunsclus  nov  19, 

piano  3106  Mich  av  6m  $200 

Monk  J  to  J  G  Roland  nov  23,  electrotypes 

etc,  Donohne  &  H  bidg  Dearborn  st  nov 

i5,'96   $275 

Morton  G  0  to  Passow  Sc  Son  lov  20,pool 

table  etc,  6m,  p  m  $125 

Maohet  V  to  B  A  Morris  nov  23,  horses, 

wagon  $700 

Megnire  J  H  to  J  J  Owen  ang  13,  furn  195 

Oakley  6m  $  

Motts  R  T  to  W  R  Morris  nov  25,  saloon 

27(;0  State  23m  $2(  00 

Metzger  L  B  and  G  W  to  M  J  Richards 

oot  25,  fnrn  485  Washiogtou  2y  $80(1 

MoOammon  G  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  cov 

18,  saloon  1907  Madison  ly  $1000 

Mandevili  G  0  to  W  A  Frost  oot  16,  furn 

4953  Ind  av  jnce  5  $:^58 

Mahoney  E  to  0  H  Merrio^  nov  15,  furn 

6m  $102 

MoOrory  T  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  2r,furp 

eto  6m    $103 

Maguin  F  L  to  fl  P  Mount  nov  21,  forn 

57th  and  Madison  av  7m  $195 

McDonnell  L  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  20, 

piano  and  fnrn  6m  $103 

Nietze  J  to  J  Hildebrand  nov  11,  shop  96 

North  av  3y  $35(1 

Noelcker  D  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  nov  19,  saloon 

189  Randolph  2y  $2600 

Olsen  B  to  A  J  Peterson  nov  15,  s  m  and 

furn  6m  ,  $i39 

Oaonaky  A  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  23, 

forn  6m  $77 

Olds  H  S  to  M  E  Finch  nov  23,  furn  6m 

 $10.1 

Oppenheim  J  H  to  F  MoNellis  nov  18, 

furn  23m  $125 

Olson  J  to  Mrs  C  A  Stevenson  jaly  8, 

horses  eto,  524  Olaremont  av  $350 

Oie  J  to  O  Oie  oct  25,  608  Madison  60d8 

 $115 

O'Leary  M  to  O  Bergeson,  fnrn  horse  eto 

Waller  and  14th  2y  $130 

O'Oonnell  J  to  Mo4voy  B  Co  nov  14,  sa- 
loon 4660  Wentworth  2y  $435 

Orton  N  to  D  E  Wilcox  nov  18,  fnrn  408 


■Elm  23m  $400 

Piaikiewioz  J  to  M  Durske  nov  1,  fnrn  21 

Emma  ly  $250 

Pur  Don  E  J  to  M  Bernard   nov  12,  fnrn 

641  Monroe  |863 

Prescott  E  B  to  0  H  Merrick  nov  12,  pi- 
ano and  fnrn  sept  12,'97  *$132 

Pnroello  L  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  nov  22. 

saloon  196  Walnut  23m  $360 

Payton  H  to  M  Meo  nov  23,  saloen  438 

Dearborn  16m  $  

Paver  G  A  W  to  0  H  Merrick  nov  14,  a  m 

and  furn  6m  $133 

Fetters  F  O  to  G  Gates  nov  19,  piano  and 

forn  742  62d  6m  $107 

Pliska  S  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  20,  piano  and 

fnrn  6512  Emerald  av  6ra  $207 

Patterson  J  L  to  A  H  Williams  nov  17, 

piano  6m  $72 

Prena  F  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  oot  16,  sa- 
loon 3226  Fisk  2y  $200 

(jualey  M  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  nov  21, 

furn  aod  s  m  7m  $106 

Rosewain  A  to  M  Geisler  nov  25,  fiita  eto 

323  w  14th  2y  $2200 

Qaine  G  to  Henn  &  Gabler  Brg  Co  nov 

19,  sal  )on  dem  $276 

Ross  L  H  to  D  Smith   nov  22,   furn  109 

Franklin  7m   $600 

Roee  R  to  L  G  Smith  nov  13,  piano  6m 

 $135 

Risch  L  to  Waoker  &  B  B  <t  M  Co  nov  7, 

saloon  623  Sheffield  av  2y  $225 

Raymen  L  to  L  G  Smith  nov  9,  fnrn  6ro 

  $165 

Raynadort  C  to  L  G  Smith   nov  7,  fnrn 

934  n  Clark  6m   $85 

Roy  E  J  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  nov  14,  na- 

loon  676  Larrabee  ly  $225 

Rye  E  A  to  a  A  F  Mogg  nov  18,  fnrn  43 

Florence  av  13m  $85 

Riohey  T  P  to  D  F  Hopkins  nov  18,  fnrn 

270  Woodlawn  terrace  7m  $135 

Roae  O  to  L  F  Hopkioa  nov  19,  s  m  and 

fnrn  4040  Wabash  av  dec  19  $137 

Rathburn  R  to  V  Fasl^  nov  20,  furn  9m.$80 
Reybold  C  P  to  F  MoN-illis  nov  21,  fnrn 

and  piano  23m  $200 

Reddiok  G  to  Swift  &  Co  nov  22,  market 

336  Madison  18m  ...$250 

Revere  0  P  to  0  Miller  nov  21,  fnrn  1671 

w  Chi  av  6m  $100 

Riohter  A  to  C  B  Caaer  nov  21,  fnrn  315 

30lh  ly  $106 

Radtz  A  to  J  Kolb  nov  4,  cows  eto.  Whit- 
ing 2y   $200 

Russell  W  H  to  J  S  Level  cov  22,  fnrn 

1678  w  12th  Pec  15  $110 

Rogers  L  C  to  W  P  Green  nov  20,  mdse 

167  Dearborn  4m  $160 

Shilling  A  J  to  Lord  Owen  &  Oo  nov  25, 

farn  3673  0  Grove  av  8ca   $478 

Sohueohs  W  H  to  D  Close  nov  16,  engine 

eto  296  Boeton  2y  $400 

Sanderson  A  to  H  Hammond  nov  23,  pi- 
ano and  furn,  Wilmette,  ang  23  $166 

Singer  W  F  to  A  H  Williams  nov  22,  s  m 

and  fnrn  7m  $135 

Siegnor  A  H  to  U  8  Brg  Oo  now  18,  sa- 
loon 25:1  ishland  av  ly  $350 

Smith  B  J  to  N  A  Lyman  nov  21,  furn 

Oioero  18m  $400 

Starzewski  J  to  Uenn  &  G  Brg  Oo  nov  20, 

saloon  4408  G  lodi^peed  ?y  $352 

Sheppard  M  to  Nat  M  &  Loan  Oo  nov  18, 

piano  7m   $119 

Smith  J  to  F  MoNellis  nov  4,  piano  23m 

 $84 

Sohilling  A  B  to  E  Smith  nov  8,  piano 

and  fnrn  7m  |i65 

Sohngert  H  to  M  B  Finch  nov  14,  piano 

6m  $103 

Sohaar  A  L  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  16,  fnrn  7 

m  $165 

Schnmaoker  J  to  J  Staot  nov  13,  furn  197 

w  Randolph  2y  $500 

StoDzig  O  W  to  Wacker   <fe   B  B  &  M  Co 

nov  20.  saloon  Sherman  av  and  34tb  2y 

 $467 

Sears  H  K  to  S  Rosenthal  flxt  and  mdse 

353  5th  av  Jan  1,'97   $375 

Sennholtz  W  to  D  Rankin   nov  13,  fnrn 

9548  av  J  6m  $107 

Stout  J  8  to  H  P  Monut  nov  22,  fnrn  603 

Taylor  7m  $135 

Sharp  G  to  S  B  Knowlton  nov  6,  s  m  and 

fnrn  6m  $116 

Skaden  F  O  to  E  Smith  nov  21,  s  m  and 

fnrn  7m  $135 

Tamer  E  to  O  White  nov  7,  fnrn  1600  Ind 

av  '^y  $140 

Thatcher  A  to  A  E  Todd  nov  1,  horse  etc, 

ly  $180 

Townseud  E  F  to  B  Congleton  nov  21, fnrn 

332  Huron  6m  $100 


1150 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


November  30,  1895. 


Uhlinan  Q  F  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  12,  piano 

and  farn  779  n  Leavitt  tl75 

Umdenstook  W  M  to  Walter  Soott  it  Oo 
Dov  21,  litb  press  rollera  eto  144  Mon- 
roe Oot  19,'97  $2200 

Vandas  J  to  Branswiok-B-O  Oo   nov  22, 

billiard  table  eto  671  18th  15m  $175 

Wagner  P  to  N  W  Brg  Oo  nov  2,  saloon 

968  George  2y  |400 

Wahl  J  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  nov  20,  piano 

2623  Indiana  av  6m  #200 

Wagner  O  A  to  J  Wei  Jen  nov  19,  furn  119 

12th  ly  $1300 

Waters  W  W  to  Fuller  &  F  Go  oot  SO.drags 

Olyde  ly  $661 

Westriok  0  to  Natl  M  Loan  Oo  nov  20, 

fnrn  7m  |93 

Walker  a  L  to  G  G  Hnbbell  nov  16.  farn 

11m  $200 

Weidlioh  O  and  J  Dix  to  Waoker  &  B  B  & 

M  Oo  nov  9,  saloon  113  Olinton  ly.$3850 
Wiley  A  L  to  G  Morgan  nov  21,  farn  6m 

 $272 

Wanas  M  to  J  D  Shean  nov  19,  farn  3116 

Wsbash  av  20m  $102 

White  J  M  to  G  Gates  nov  18,  fnrn  408  w 

6l8t  ly  $150 

Weber  M  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  nov 

21,  saloon  186  Cleveland  av  2y  $250 

Willis  P  0  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  20,  farn 

6m  $82 

Wips  L  G  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  18,  farn 

6434  Madison  av  23m  $135 

Walker  K  to  0  Bergesen  nov  9,  fnrn  249 

Ohio  ly  280 

Watson  W  to  D  R  Braith  nov  15,  furn  2952 

Vernon  av  $165 

Wright  T  B  to  F  MoGiffin  nov  19,  piano 

ly  $124 

Woodward  D  E  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov 

19,  fnrn  and  s  m  6m  $72 

Winthe'a  J  to  J  Oallen  nov  13,  piano  and 

farn  8m    $135 

Warden  0  T  to  Vat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  16, 

piano  7m  $167 

Walter  0  to  Waoker  <fc  B  B  &  M  Oo  nov  15 

saloon  I1C18  Mich  av  $430 

Witmer  MM  to  G  W  Tront  oot  17,  farn 

and  piano  118  Seeley  av,  11m  $114 

Wilson  R  M  to  V  F  Edgeooart  nov  18, 

piano  and  farn  4152  Wabash  av  3m. $351 
Weeden  J  to  F  G  Wright  nov  18,  farn  and 

piany  128  29th  8m  $200 

Young  J  D  to  J  Qalbraith  nov  18,  furn 

eto  3505  Ind  av  2y  ,  $500 

York  M  A  to  A  M  Seymour  nov  21,  furn 

1806  State  23m  $1200 

Young  E  to  1)  M  Kneoht  nov  22,  barber 

shop  43  Rush  2y  $500 

Zerner  J  to  J  Q  B  Rathman  nov  14,  farn 
23m  $90 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Proener  H  to  A  Nelson  nov  15,  grain  etc.  $500 

Treadway  H  F  to  E  Paecual  nov  13,  mdee  13C  01ar« 
 $1 

8chalthei88  0  to  0  Schultheisg  nov  18,  market  246 
w  North  av  tl6o 

Gaggenheim  8  to  8  Qnggenheim  nov  15,  horses 
6359  Cottage  G  av   tl5C0 

Hnbbard  D  0  to  Z  IVIayo  jane  15,  horses  eto  Win- 
 $750 

Nichols  G  to  B  D  Fannon  Jr  nov  18,  mdse  46  n 
O'srfe  $1150 

Lackowski  A  to  A  Lackowskl  nov  18,  bldg  and  sa- 
loon 99  Fry  ^s^Qo 

Qallegber  B  Q  to  J  Qallegher  nov  15,  furn  $l:iu 

Porter  F  D  to  C  W  Bryant  nov  18,  tools  etc  196 
Randolph  l5t,Q 

Padln  B  to  H  Brasby  nov  18,  horse  etc  330  Milwau- 


kee av . 


.$200 


Korth  EM  to  E  F  Jewitt  nov  19,  mdse  138  Clark  $: 
Armstrong  W  to  G  H  Bligh  nov  15,  6  s  ms  and  farn 

135  Lake  175 

Wells  L  P  to  A  A  Palmer  nov  28,  54  int  In  furn  466 

Adams  11,10 

Omo  A  H  to  W  J  Oandllsh  nov  16,  fnrn  165  La  Salle 

 $225 

Sadowski  S  to  Smolanz  nov  16,  mdse  697  Milwau- 


kee av . 


.$3500 


Sobrender  L  8  to  A  M  Schreader  nov  19,  drugs 
2610  Lake  I55U 

Belse  P  to  J  Bath  nov  19,  mdse  etc  367  w  13tb  pi.  .$35 

Burke  J  F  to  G  O  Bnrk  nov  23,  grocery  and  mar. 
ketl  Elizabeth   $1500 

StoU  P  G  to  L  Kracke  nov  22,  saloon  236  Madison 


$3600 


Beckyne  V  to  J  H  Frank  nov  25,  mdse  eto  6i)5  Har- 

"■'son  11000 

Oook  E  L  to  8  J  Cook  oct  7,  billiard  hall  1399  Mad- 

•8°°  $18CiO 

Johnston  W  W  to  0  E  Wells  nov  7.  "Olty  and 

County  Official"  office  I3B0 

Nelson  A  to  K  Posner  nov  25,  wagon  etc  683  Divls- 

 $26 


lOD. 


Arnold  L  H  to  L  A  Kimball  nov  22,  mdse  360  State 

 $500 

Evans  J  G  to  0  A  Wales  july  10,  bldgs  and  contents 

259  51st  $800 

Piliisier  L  to  J  Oz)llo  nov  1,  restaurant  and  saloon 

66  Wells  $170 

Fitzgerald  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  nov  21,  saloon  2668 

State     $300 

Laitch  B  to  E  Lallch  aug  21,  horses  eto  ITl  North 

av  ..$2000 

Eelling  0  to  H  Piechatzck  nov  16,  saloon  Biverview 

 $460 

Campbell  A  A  Oo  to  M  0  Campbell  nov  21,  furn. $450 
Fournaz)8  C  to  0  P  Koumongis  nov  22,  mdse  47»8 

Ashland  $500 

Johnson  J  to  E  Mogg  nov  21,  furn  $70 

She^.ard  L  N  to  G  A  Holfapfel  nov  27,  piano  31st 

and  State  $264 

Manhanye  F  to  F  Baker  nov  19.  377  46th  st  $375 

Bohr  N  to  H  Bush  sept  2,  furn  and  13  s  ms  777 

Milwaukee  av   $1000 

Herschel  E  tj  M  Hersohel  nov  20,  mdse  eto  231 

Bine  Isld  av  $300 

Nagel  H  to  P  J  Neff  nov  15,  milk  business  $600 

May  M  to  S  A  Baldwin  nov  19,  grocery  817  n  Clark 

  $2C00 

Bosenthal  H  to  0  Oolof  nov  19,  mdse  143  n  Olaik 

 $29fi8 

King  H  E  to  S  N  Blodgett  nov  19,  furn  $10 

Holton  W  B  to  at  E  Uolton  noT  14.  furn  $1 

Pentz  H  to  W  D  Kelley  nov  18,  furn  812  n  Bockwell 

 $60 

Harder  F  H  to  A  Harder  nov  14,  s  m  and  furn.  ..$300 
Anderson  A  to  M  M  Larson  oct  15,  mdse  113  Oak 

 $400 

Oermak  J  to  H  Hendt  nov  20,  horses  etc  596  Throop 

 $600 

McDonnell  M  C  to  J  F  McDonnell  nov  1,  grocery 

etc  616  w  12th  $1000 

Grzegorek  J  to  M  Grzegorek  nov  21,  18  s  ms  and 

mdse  etc  260  Wabansia  av  $100 

Harris  T  to  Thompson  &  T  Sploe  Oo  nov  21,  lease 

of  3030  Cottage  G  av  $308 

Jankowski  K  to  J  Jankoweki  oct  29,  grocery  606 

Dickson  St   $160 

Holdemeir  G  J  to  J  F  Dickson  nov  8,  furn  171  43rd 

 $6  .0 

Wise  0  to  O  F  Bryhn  sept  3,  furn  Madison  $1 

Harington  L  0  to  E  Mnffill  nov  6,  mdse  and  s  m  711 

120  St  $800 

Jackson  J  C  to  E  Harris  aug  20,  fnrn  $75 

Goodman  P  L  to  S  L  Goodman  aug  26,  farn  216  n 

Olark  |i75 

Mehl3  E  O  to  E  Mehls  nov  8,  furn  $75 

Buebler  H  to  J  Lundy  et  al  nov  11,  market  661 

Madison  15000 

Schooley  J  8  to  M  B  CalklBS  nov  9,  turn  $60 

Fredman  W  F  to  M  A  E  Bauer  nov  11,  grocery  3(  9 

63rd  1600 

Bouloukos  N  et  al  to  0  Manthls  nov  8,  furn  618  63d 

 $95 

Wilkinson  J  B  to  L  Tattle  nov  13,  5250  Wentworth 

 $761 

Bielzidger  &  HopfE  to  J  M  Ewen  nov  14,  horses  etc 

945  Leavitt  |iooo 

Newjoan  M  to  M    Newman  nov  14,   grocery  190 

Center  st   feoo 

Markman  0  K  to  J  V  Markman  nov  6,  furn  $1200 

Powers  P  to  T  O'Connor  nov  13,  saloon  7600  Stony 

l8l  av  tsoc 

Wilson  W  P  to  L  MerkI  sept  14,  mdse  6034  State$lo('0 
Merki  L  to  F  L  Hewitt  oct  ID,  mdse  6031  State. .$1000 
Arnold  J  M  to  F  E  Owens  mch  25,  furn  6121  Ellis 

av  $200 

Anderson  H  U  to  J  Anderson  nov  13,  mdse  etc..  .$600 
Goodman  L  to  D  Goodman  oct  29,  horses  etc..  ..$188 

Elm  M  to  O  Senf  nov  12,  pants  etc  $ll)0 

Bernard  M  to  E  J  Pardou  nov  12,  fnrn  611  Monroe 

 $15110 

Rudolph  0  J  to  E  Herrling  sept  19,  furn  $16J 

Alvord  L  B  to  G  Nedral  noy  13,  farn  46  n  0lark.$1126 
Schreiner  N  to  N  Faber  nov  14,  horses  eto  45C5 

Wentworth  ,  1155 

Sturn  I  to  0  A  Lang  $1500 

Johnston  G  T  to  A  Burgess  nov    14,  horses  eto 

6715  Dnlon  av  130O 

Epstein  M  to  M  Mock  nov  14,  pool  table  $100 

Savoie  A  to  B  Einnard  nov  11,  horses  eto  1L06  w 

Harrison   11440 

Muluy  W  C  to  C  Parete  nov  13,  farn  $100 

Hartman  L  to  0  K  Hand  apr  18,  saloon  67lh  and 

Stony  Isld  av  $4000 

Oonsidlne  J  W  to  A  Lacy  oct  10,  furn  6142  Prince- 
ton $39 

Jackson  W  to  G  W  Knot  nov  14,  furn  1073  Jack- 
son blvd  |go 

Moor  E  W  to  Bergen  &  Beatty  nov  12,  fnrn,  books 

enpplies  etc  Celluloid  Matress  Oo   ...$1125 

Hallida  M  to  M  Weill  nov  16,  furn  limes  bldg..  .$600 
Tarr  W  W  to  Dr  Tarr  Oreme  tientlflce  Oo  oct  25, 

plant  39  w  Washington  $9800 

Vlggers  0  H  to  0  Viggers  nov  16,  furn  292  Hermit- 

oge     $276 

Lepper  N  8  to  N  8  Leppers  Co  oot  2,  horses,  scaf- 
folding, ladders  etc,  and  furn  84  LaSalle  $5000 

Mattle  J  H  to  H  J  Hansen  eept  26,  mdse  346  3l8t|1200 


Hansen  H  J  to  McAvoy  Brg  Co  oct  2,  saloou  346 

3l8t  |3fo 

Blrck  0  to  B  0  Strehl  oct  2,  furn  131  22nd.  $237 
Bled  W  A  to  B  W  Beinboth  oot  7,  furn  126  Fnller- 

'on   $600 

Bcoville  A  to  H  E  Siegier  oct  3  farn  144  Warren  av$l 

Bohening  M  to  D  H  Boss  oct  8,  mdse  $700 

Kropp  W  to  0  Bierbanm  oct  2,  grocery  1912  n  Ash- 

'and   $360 

Bramhall  A  to  P  McMahon  oot  2,  saloon  293  Clark 

 $200 

Bagley  A  Q  to  A  T  Bagley  sept  26,  machy  eto,  10 

Springer  bldg  nooo 


Book  Island  National  Bank  v  Columbia  Straw  Paper 
Oo,  $^,223. 

Central  National  Bank  v  Dernberg,  Glick  &  Horner, 
$939. 

Administrator  estate  of  Alice  Riegert  v  Chicago  and 

Northwestern  Bailroad,  $750. 
Louise  Gnerlich,  $1,051.20;  J  C  Guerllch,  963.30,  v  L 

F  Guerllch. 
J  K  Mackicz  e  v  W  H  January,  $596. 
Pennsylvania  Coal  Oo  v  J  B  Morris,  $1,139.96. 
Emma  Kamar,  $1  50Ci;  E  P   Eastman,  admtr,  $760; 

Francis  Kiemar,  $1,500,  v  P  0  and  St  L  By. 
J  Beifeld  v  Bothschild  Brothers,  $8,670.87. 
O  F  Aldis  V  Wnukesha  Brewing  Co,  $2,266.08. 
H  0  and  O  Durand  v  Henry  Wiukeltuan,  $1,026. 
Samuel  Insull  v  Vernon  D  Barnes  and  M  Bothschild, 

$3,994. 

John  Bowe,  admtr,  v  Chicago,    Burlington  and 

Ouincy  Bailroad  Co,  $600. 
Kewanee  Boiler  Co  v  A  J  Oonnot  Oo,  $858. 
Mblzer  &  Son  v   hloago  Mutual  Fire  Inaaranoe  Oo, 

$657.86. 

H  M,  rks  v  M  Flnkelsteln,  $730, 

Sol  Friedman  v  Jacob  Goldcan,  $872. 

Wilson  Brothers  v  Henry  Harms,  $1,203. 

C  SchilllDg  i  Oo  v  Ed  Heioemann,  $6f8. 

Sanitary  Specialty  Mfg  Co  v  Neill  &  Mahnke  Con- 
struction Oo,  $608. 

Admtr  Est  Henry  Wallbanm  0  N  &  W  By,  J80O. 

Shoe  and  Leather  National  Bank  v  Dernberg,  Glick 
&  Horner,  $774.12. 

Oalumet  National  Bank  v  Frank  Dreblng,  $1,676. 

W  Evers  &  Oo  v  Frank  Meyers,  $53.21. 

Nicholas  Martin  v  J  Martin,  $1,409.46. 

M  E  Baudy  v  Mary  Weston  and  B  B  Forbes,  $683.04. 

CRI&PBBvBF  Wilson,  $581.62. 

Milwaukee  Avenue  State  Bank  v  Charles  Betzel, 
$1,682.85. 

E  W  Herrick  v  Blum  &  Blum,  $1,016.33. 

Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo,  $944.51;  United  Shirt  and 

Collar  Co,  $665.47,  v  M  L  Friedenthal. 
J  A  Kohn  et  al  v  Julius  Levy,  $2,649.13. 
Maggie  Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  C  Levia,  $783. 
J  H  Ethridge  v  O  E  Smith,  $1,000. 
Morgan,  Wright  &  Co  v  J  H  Fields,  $4,000. 
8  Eugenia  Gill  v  J  J  Shea,  $514.08. 
Dlederich  Gelsler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $1,370.22. 
Maurice  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Co,  $6,000. 
Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo  v  Bosenblatt  &  Stein  $779.63. 
Hayes  k  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116. 61. 
Pittereon  &  Orr  v  B  J  Hcannell,  $1,600. 
Peter  Maden  v  Swift  &  Oo,  $1000. 
K  E  Pritctard  v  W  H  Sllberhorn,  $64,446. 
T  Fiyon  v  J  S  Thomas,  $1,10U. 
W  H  Young  v  R  A  Wells,  $6,000. 
T  F  Mullen  v  J  K  and  Nellie  Winer,  $710.75. 
Flora  0  Whitehead  a  Chicago  and  Erie  Stove  Oo, 

$6,383.90. 
M  E  Kelly  v  Olty  of  Ohlcagj,  $1,900. 
J  T  Wallace  v  A  J  Cooper,  $7,685.34. 
Henry  Dasan?  v  Carbonized  Stone  Oo,  11,600. 
B  T  Conway  v  City  of  Chicago,  B  T  Conway, 

$10,712.89. 

F  B  Grover,  admtr  est  of  F  Hansen,  deceased,  v 
Cicero  and  Proviso  Street  Railway  Oo,  $6,000. 

Illinois  Staats  Zsilung  Oo  v  Dernberg  Gllik  &  Hor- 
ner, $1,861.26. 

0  T  Barnes  v  J  C  Goald,  $638. 

L  B  Dixon  v  Mrs  Nelson  Morris.  (1,260. 

G  W  Biggs  V  J  A  and  J  8  Qualey,  $758.84. 

Trausatlautic  Far  Oo  v  Mano  Svarcz,  $1,090. 

Industrial  Bank  of  Chicago  v  E  J  Bowes  Jr  and  J  R 
Bowes,  $681.16. 

Calumet  National  Bank  v  0  A  Barker  et  al,  $643. 

G  E  Gross  v  J  M  Gunning,  $1,250. 

J  V  McAdam  v  City  of  Chicago,  t2,791.n8. 

J  B  Dennis  and  8  F  Johnson  v  DIngman  Brothers, 
$1,100.49. 

W  J  MoSurely  v  L  I  Epstean,  $713.03. 
H  Kudel  V  Penn  Oo  and  Chicago  Olty  Railway  Oo, 
$1,400. 

Wabash  Loan  and  Building  Association  v  Albert  8 

Stepson,  $6,364. 
8  Egan  v  P  E  Stanley,  $9,765 

Carey- Lombard  Lumber  Oo  v  Otto  Schmidt,  $l,r,06. 
B  Oook,  admx,  v  Sprague,  Warner  &  Grif,wold,$2,600 
J  H  Bice  V  N  S  Tepperr,  $7,432.30. 
G  B  Phillips  V  John  Young,  $566. 
G  Lattemer  v  Henry  Esohmeyer,  $661.61. 
G  M  Shaver,  administrator  estate  of  J  Nleman, 
V  Illinois  Centra  Railroad,  $760. 


Berlin  Machine  Works  v  L  J  Blades,  $789. 
T  0  Joy  &  Co  V  W  M  BrowD,  $1,141.48. 
A  M  Miner  v  City  of  Chicago,  $300. 
Phil  and  Beading  0  and  I  Oo  v  J  A  Curran,  $886. 
B  Kelly  v  J  Kelly,  $741. 
0  Seipp  Brg  Co  v  J  and  M  Lewis,  $1,160. 
0  D  Irwin  v  M  E  and  0  B  Hinnlok,  $1,148. 
Stafford,  MoQIinn  &  Co  v  McUee  Uarbleand  Granite 
Oo,  $990. 

J  8  Putney  v  8  M  Rothschild,  $669.08. 
0  Colof  v  Harris  Rosenthal,  $2,968. 
L  A  Centlivre  v  J  H  Schwerger,  $2,713. 
J  Cotteaux  v  M  P  Stria,  $500. 
Rudolph  Holm  v  Taylor  &  Taylor,  $6,216. 
Anheuser-Busch  Brewing  Aesn  v  Louise  Brandel, 
$2,702.80. 

Christian  F  Oollet  v  Louise  Brandel,  $1,460. 

Michael  Roseuberg  v  01  y  of  Chicago,  $760. 

Weir  A  Craig  Manufacturing  Co  v  Jac^b  Coorath  et 
al,  $1,942.22. 

Burrows  &  Oo  v  L  J  Fisher.  $623.33. 

Annabel  Fitzgerald  v  Holson  Electric  Harness  Bap- 
ply  Oo.  $3,239.16. 

Sweet,  Dempster  &  Co  v  Samuel  Loeb,  $1,046.78. 

Sarah  A  NcOllntock  v  John  F  McOormick  et  al,  $695. 

Frank  E  Weakley  v  A  F  Portner,  $528.99. 

John  Martin  v  Louise  Brandel,  $601.46. 

J  M  Maxson  v  Ira  J  Ordway.  $1,876. 

J  Kilian,  admtr  est  A  Oohs  v  P  0  0  and  St  L,  0  M 
and  St  P  and  r,  and  N  W  R  R  Cos,  $2,000. 

Jollet  Stone  Co  v  E  Slattery,  $990.70. 

J  Fonzen  v  Peter  Simon,  $1,400.67. 

Consider  H  Wlllett  v  W  J  8lee,  $1,800, 

W  Kirk  Soap  Co  v  H  M  Oohen,  $4,876. 

Orson  H  Brooke  v  Eliza  and  George  Cole,  $1,200. 

8  J  Aklson  V  John  and  Josephine  Nelson,  $600. 

A  Hummeland  v  Charles  W  Mills,  $5,000. 

Frederick  Schneider  v  Gust  Schneider,  $1,067. 

Lonis  C  Kuhnert  v  Henry  Simon  et  al,  $528. 

Sarah  Sleenberg  v  F  M  Atkinson,  $626. 

National  Dnlon  Building  Association  v  d  W  Brewer, 
$666.22. 

F  Wood  V  George  E  Beandet,  $1,700. 
Sunday  Greek  Coal  Co  v  J  Oalleo,  $2,096. 
National  Tube  Works  v  Craver  &  Steele  Mfg  Oo, 
$1,871. 

May.  Bonner  &  Purington  v  James  Ohlsholm,  633. 
0  M  Atwood  V  Svenke  Downby,  $606. 
Bank  of  America  v  Aaron  Feltenstein,  $6,927. 
8  King  V  Frederick  Felt,  $719. 

E  H  Van  logen  and  U  X  Leahy  v  Jacob  Goldstein, 
$709. 

Liberty  Cycle  Go  v  H  J  Winn  Cycle  Co,  $2,700.69. 

M  0  Monroe  v  v  D  Jarrett,  $582. 

0  Schllilog  &  Co  V  Kennedy  California  WlneOo,$802. 

L  Welskopfv  Julia  A  Loula,  $1,525. 

F  H  Kay  v  0  V  and  0  L  Marsh,  $680. 

J  W  Lanehart,  assignee,  v  R  J  Morse  &  Oo,  $1,950. 

Frank  Eerling,  use  of  Percival  Steele,  v  Qustav  A 

Schellinger  and  John  Doe,  $619.76. 
0  H  Ferguson  v  Elisha  Gray,  $2,834. 
Lazerus  Silverman  v  Henry  Metz,  $6,636. 
Mayer,  Eugel  &  Oo  v  M  8  Mossier,  $2,881.88. 
Bradford  A  Knight  v  James  E  Rood,  $618. 
W  J  Peterson  v  Bertha  Riedel,  $689.49. 
Maria  Weir  v  B  M  Weir,  $1,637.60. 

Abendpost  Oo  v  0  Dernberg,  L  Glick  and  J  Horner, 
$690.87. 

West  Side  Brg  Oo  v  M  Johnson  et  al,  $1,124.79. 

W  D  Mcintosh  V  A  J  Eeeler,  $669.66. 

G  Simon,  M  Wolff  and  J  Bernbard  v  H  Rosenthal 

and  B  Simon,  $fi48.94. 
W  M  Moore  v  Saanel  Qrigg  Hotel  Co,  $1,496.31, 
James  D  Lynch  v  W  M  TImberlake  &  Oo,  $28,096.69. 
George  Roth  v  Vendome  Hotel  Oo,  $12,000. 

MEOHANIOS'  LIENS. 


Hyde  Pk,  Its  2  and  3  b  21.  W  Soott  v  De 
WittO  Butts  |4<; 

Same  prems.  John  0  Stockton  v  Same.  |43 

Lt  2  and  pt  of  n  49^^  ft  b  16,  frao  15  add, 
Gustav  Maling  v  Frank  Hall,  Royal 
ELglish  Syndicate  Oo  and  Byrois  L 
Smith  $210 

Maiden  st,  3210  and  3212.  Abram  Bates 
et  al  V  H  A  Dorsey  $60 

Dearborn  av,  prem  210.  Henry  Sohiessle 
V  Mrs  Eogene  Brown  $36 

Same  prems.  M  Barry  et  al  v  Same.  .$26.64 

Prairie  av,  prems  4354  to  4860.  E  Ken- 
nealy  v  Susan  0  Morris  and  J  D  Wiok- 
Strom  $84 

Twelfth  st  W,  prem  1602.  Joseph  Eratooh- 
vil  et  al  V  est  Joseph  Mraz,  deed..  $31.60 

Ogden's  add,  It  21  b  9.  M  Ryan  &  Son  v 
Mrs  W  K  Sohrant  $166.61 

John8ton,Robert8  &  Storr'a  add,  s  9  ft  1(1 
and  n  16  ft  It  2  b  17.  James  M  Holds  et 
al  V  Emilie  Reemann   $68.26 

Englewood  Hill,  It  3  b  7,  known  as  prems 
6206  Marshfield  av.  Englewood  Lumber 
Oo  V  Samuel  J  Payne...  |165 


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1151 


Harrison  st  W,  prems  2261.  Rittenhonee 
&  Embree  Co  v  B  J  Qoldbeok  |59.59 

Lee's  Bob,  It  37  b  5  of  w  >^  of  b  e  3^  eeo 
20  38  14.  J  J  Doyle  v  Looias  Harlbut.f46 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add,  Its  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Rndolph  Stiloveo  v  Mrs  Delia  E 
Gallagher  $145 

Lee's  sob,  Us  37  b  5  w  >^  d  e  3^  20  38  14. 
George  Magee  v  Dongald  Mair  and 
Looina  Hnrtbart  $230 

Ellis  East  add,  s  19.60  ft  of  It  10  n  2.36  ft 
of  It  11  b  24,  0  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  Ella 
and  T  Oadwallader  $75.22 

Pike's  sub.  It  11  of  b  of  s  e  }^  of  n  e  ^ 
of  8  w  ^  seo  3  28  14,  White  Mfg  Oo  v 
Mary  L  Brown  „,,$126 

Yerkes'  sab,  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  sab  of  seo  19  40  14. 
S  E  Jackson  v  Lena  and  Paal  BinBler$41 

Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  C  G  Olasen  v  Geo 
Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.60 

Laflin  bt  8,  prem  6434.  Same  v  Charles 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

N  W  Unvsty  sab.  It  6  b  78  of  e  of  seo 
19  41  14.  Chas  H  Sohaar  t  John  M 
Thomas  $984.40 

Sangamon  st  S,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 

V  John  MoShea   $15 

St  Lawrence  av.  prems  7201  to  7227.  Mi- 
chael Keating  v  E  B  and  A  B  Cam  p.  $260 

Oh'go,  School  seo  add,  It  5  b  60  seo  16  39 
14.  J  T  Fortin  v  Jacob  Jacobson  $250 

Coartland  st  and  Nebraska  av,  prems  s  w 
cor.  Dawson  Bros  v  Sophia  Jarohow.$250 

Belmont  av.  Brown  Jr's  sub.  It  80  of  s 
of  n  w  ^  of  n  e  3^  of  n      of  n  w  3^  of 
n  e  34  (ex  13  acres)  see  30  40  14.  Jen- 
kins &  Reynolds  Oo  v  M  0  Morehoase 
and  Sam  Brown  Jr  $83 

Milw  av,  Hatterman's  sob,  Its  1  to  7  b  1 
sec  26  40  13.  Paul  Masiak  v  Wm  E  Hat- 
terman,  Catholic  Biehop  of  Chioago 
and  Patrick  A  Feehan  $817.46 

Caldwell's  Reserve,  Its  13  and  14  b  1  snb 
of  pt  of  Its  2  to  4  in  n  e  qr  6  40  13.  L 
Wolflf  Mfg  Oo  V  Wm  R  and  Sophia  F 
Baroh  $78.12 

Basby's  snb.  It  8  b  3  in  s  w  14  38  14. 
Knickerbocker  Ice  Oo  v  Henry  Altman 
 $12.86 

La  Salle  st,  prems  119  and  121,  Henry  R 
Woithington  v  "Vm  A  Paulsen  $205.81 

Leavitt  and  Van  Baren  sts,  prems  e  w 
cor.  John  Gillespie  v  Peoples  Institnte 
Improvement  Oo  $66.91 

Thompson  's  Bub,  n  ^  It  9  of  8  w  34  VI  40 
14.  Thomas  D  Marphy  v  Michael  J 

Doyle  $36 

frl  seo  8  37  16.  Same  v  Albert  Schwill 
«fcOo   $417.38 

O'Brien  st,  prems  80.  Same  v  George  A 
Bandet  $62.60 

Prairie  av,  prems  6132.  Same  v  Thos  J 
Prendergast  $6,250 

0  T  sub,  e  47.68  ft  It  20  in  snb  of  b  59. 
Milton  B  Bosbnell  et  al  v  Otto  B  Weber 
 $20,183.04 

Camp's  sub  in  Wetherell's  sub.  Us  1  to  14 
inc,  of  n  ^  b  3  Norton's  sub  in  n  e 
n  e  34  27  38  14.  Orrin  D  Powers  et  al  v 
Arthur  B  and  Everett  B  Camp  $338.65 

Wrightwood,  It  19  in  sub  of  outlt  B.  P  J 
Karsten  et  al  v  Edward  J  and  Pauline 
E  Bode  $47.60 

Belmont  av.  Brown's  sub.  Its  18  and 
19  of  n  e  ^  30  40  14.  North  Branch 
Lumber  Oo  v  Lucy  E  Brown  $124.69 

Twenty-sixth  st,  piems  506.  Otto  Peters 
et  al  V  James  Orowley  $153.23 

Crain's  sub,  pt  of  b  3  of  n  of  n  w  34  of 
n  w  34  sec  19  41  14.  J  J  Monoghan  v  W 
H  Jones  $21C2.46 

Lt8  14  15  16  20  21  31  32  33  34  35  36  b  1 
Lyman's  sub,  of  bs  1  to  6  in  Co  Oik's 
div  of  e  3^  of  n  w  ^  seo  18  40  14.  O 
Varnish  Co  v  L  P  Hammond  $150 

HolBtein,  It  7  b  18.  Saperior  Lumber  Co 

V  Christian  Nelson  $148.25 

Chg'o.  Newberry's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  14. 

John  8  Butler,  use  W  H  Vehon  v  James 
H  and  harry  Channon  $275 

Oh'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Its  36  to  39  b  33. 
eeo  31  40  13.  Hines  Lumber  Co  v 
Frances  Lumly  $24.76 

Belmont  av,  Brown  Jr's  sub,  Its  18  and 
19nwqrn  e  qr  seo  30  40  14.  John 
Oatling  et  al  v  Lacy  E  Bronwer  $1748.60 


Flonrnoy's  resab  Jones  &  Patrick's  add. 
It  31  b  8.  Henry  G  Dawson  et  al  v  Gub- 
taf  Reis  $60 

Haling  &  Johnson's  snb.  Its  11  to  26  inc, 
b  2  of  n  e  34  of  n  w  34  of  n  e  34  seo  22 
38  14.  Moritz  Steude  v  Wm  Kent,  P  J 
NagleandAA  Murray  $210 

Lt  8  and  n  hf  It  9  Jacob's  sab  of  w  hf  b 
10  Thompson  &  Bolmes  Bab  in  s  e  34 
17  38  14.  Frank  W  Hawes  et  al  v  Emma 
Land  Andrew  M  Anderson  $287.36 

Ravenswood,  Ashland  add.  It  16  b  2. Geor- 
gia Marble  Oo  v  Charles  H  Getzein  and 
S  H  Swingingston  $762.06 

Ch'go,  Bolestein's  Douglas  Pk  add,  It  119, 
sec  24  39  13.  L  Bilza  &  Son  v  John 
Hubalek  $120 

ABsr's  div.  It  3  of  Its  4  6  and  pt  3  and  6  b 
56  o  t.  Grace  &  Hyde  Co  v  Wm  A  Paul- 
sen, Carl  Pehrson,  Wm  M  and  Francis 
J  Le  Moyne  $8316.60 

White  &  Coleman's  sub,  Its  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvey's  sub  in  n  e  34  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Roofing  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Augustus  French  $75 

8  50  ft  It  12  b  2  0  T  snb  frac  15  39  14 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
E  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 
Walsh  $54 


APPblCA^TION  FOR  Bri£.I>IN«> 


Winona  Bt  708,  &  E  Norman,  1  etory  frame  oottaKe, 
$1,SOO. 

JoBtine  st  64S1,  Quetaf  0  Wolf,  2  Btory  and  baBement 

brick  flats,  t3,6U0. 
Ada  Bt  6157,  A  Snndby,  2  story  and  basement  frame 

flat  8,  ^2,200. 

Bobey  st  3320-28,  W  H  Bowman,  five  1  story  and 

basement  brick  cottages,  15,000. 
Bishop  st  6629.  A  Qetterberg,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  t3,000. 
yinceones  av  4601  3,  D  H  BaynB,  two  i  story  and 

baeement  brick  flats,  t'iS.OOO. 
Batler  st  3239,  William  Jaetice,  three  Btory  and 

basement  brick,  $3,000. 
Princeton  st  4066.  Nat  Bollow  Broke,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  factory,  $2,500. 
Oakdale  av  123S,  Paul  Schaefer.  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,600. 
Newport  av  12 13,  A  A  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$1,7011. 

Soath  Forty-first  court  1468,  Frank  Sonknb,  2  story 
and  basement  and  store  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Maxwell  st  406,  M  Sager,  three  story  aud  basement 
brick,  with  store,  flats,  $4,000. 

Harvard  st  1470,  W  B  Sanderson,  2  Btory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Harrison  st.2528,  D  Oronthammer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,600. 

Albany  av  N  1632,  Ernest  DUvirat,  2  story  and  base- 
ment shop  and  rooms,  $1,400. 

Sangamon  at  8  6«36,  F  Beimerson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,600. 

Seventy-eighth  court  139,  L  W  Smiih,  2  Btory  and 
basement  frame  flatB,  $2,000. 

Eighty-first  st  2'S4,  L  W  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flats,  $2,0C0. 

LoomiB  st  6444-46,  £  OollinB,  two  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottages,  $2,000. 

Peoria  st  5527,  W  8  Joslyn  &  Oo,  2  story  brick  barn, 
11,020. 

Ohio  st  E  270  to  276,  A  B  Peck,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  building,  $26,000. 

Haugan  av  1060,  0  B  Bercher,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flatB,  $2,0C0. 

Bobey  st  N  1966,  J  Baltcls,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flats,  $1,200. 

Orawford  av  786,  B  Olson,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Thirty-fourth  pi  W  1846-48,  O  M  Carlson,  two  3-6tory 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Twenty-third  st  414,  Joe  Kopktz  ke,  1  story  and 
basement  brick  cottage,  $1,2C0. 

El'erton  av  ,  F  P  Dobson,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottage,  $2,000. 

Aberdeen  st  5609-11.  F  H  Clark,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residences,  $3,C00. 

Greenwood  av  6428-30,  Bobert  Johns,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  residences,  $4,000. 

Woodlawn  av  6650-52,  Bobert  Johns,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  residences,  $4,000. 

Adams  st  932-34,  M  Fitzgerald,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residences,  $10,000. 

Troy  st  988,  Frank  Busek,  2  story  and  basement 
with  store,  brick  flats,  $4,(iOO. 

Montrose  blvd,  0  Siebold  &  Oo,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  Bhop,  $l,7fio. 

Morse  av  1210,  M  K  Williams,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  residence,  $3,000. 

Jefferson  av  9224,  A  Sterner,  1  story  and  basement 
frame  cottage,  $1,000. 

Center  av  6530,  B  A  Stansbury,  2  etory  and  basement 
and  stpre  fraine  flats,  $1,§00, 


Irving  Park  av  422,  Neils  Buck,  three  story  and  base- 
ment and  store  brick  flats,  t5.flC0. 

Division  st  467,  H  Friedrlch,  three  etory  and  base- 
ment Btore  and  brick  flats,  $7,000. 

Avenue  L  10232,  Edward  Collins,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  residence,  tl,80O. 

Van  Bnren  st  W  165,  Dr  E  Brower,  1  story  brick  ad- 
dition, $1,0C0. 

Marsbfleld  av  6149,  Fred  Schmidt,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats.  $2,200. 

Carpenter  st  5417,  T  W  Eoske,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $4,000. 

Delia  st  10  and  12,  M  O  Bourke,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Indiana  av  6534,  Frank  L  Haskell,  three  Btory  and 
basement  brick  flat,  $in,000. 

Washinston  Park  place  490O-2,  M  J  Leonard,  two  2 
story  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,00ii, 

Lexington  av  6130,  E  E  Chandler,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  $6,000. 

Oreenwood  av  6627  to  6629,  James  Yonng,  three  2 
etory  and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $6,000. 

Marshfield  av  6430-32,  W  B  Ammerman,  two  2  story 
and  basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Troy  st  N  1147,  H  Ottersen,  2  story  frame  Btore  and 
flat,  $1,500. 

Albany  av  N  1112  and  1116,  two  1  Btory  frame  cot 
tages,  $2,800. 

A%hland  av  827,  Frank  Siska,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flats,  $1,290. 

George  st  7217,  W  N  Eistendrath,  6  story  brick  fac- 
tory, $40,000. 

Western  av  N  657,  L  Christiansen,  4  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $7,000. 

Tripp  st  9j7,  Frank  Eoepke,  1  story  frame  dwelling, 
$1,200. 

Grand  blvd,  4901  and  49C3,  Barry  &  Baily,  two  3 
story  and  basenenl  brick  dwellirgs,  $12,000. 

Justine  Bt  6427  29,  0  B  Orawford,  two  2  Btory  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,200. 

Calumet  av  4328-27,  William  Baity,  three  3  story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  $16,000. 

Green  st  S  6553,  H  W  McCormick,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Nelson  st  1449.  N  J  Olson,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $5,600. 

AinBlie  st  803  to  816,  N  Brick,  four  2  Btory  frame 
dwellings,  $4,000, 

Paulina  st  322-24,  2  story  and  basenent  brick  ware- 
house, $10,600. 

Nebraska  av  67,  A  E  Olson,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Emerald  av  11845,  Mrs  Daley  Brown,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  residence,  $3,i  CO. 

Jackson  av  8644-48,  Smith  &  Pe:.w  11,  2  story  frame 
dwelling,  $1,800. 

Van  Buren  st  2088,  W  T  Sharp,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  cottage,  $1,200. 

Ellis  av  6623,  George  Morgan,  three  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $7,600. 

FuUerton  av  666-58  60,  P  F  Merty,  five  1  story  and 
basement  brick  stores,  $2,000. 

Bidge  av  39B7,  J  C  Schiesswohl,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence,  $9,000. 

Grepshaw  st  2015,  M  Stniz,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Wood  st  lOOO,  James  Simpklns,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Holt  av  711,  John  Burzke,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flas,  $6,00U. 

Southport  av  1304  to  l310.  North  Chicago  Street  Bail- 
road  Company,  1  story  and  basement  briok  car 
house,  $7.00  J. 

Halsted  Bt  N  1336,  Max  Kortine,  2  story  and  bate 
ment  brick  store  and  flats,  $3,000. 

Fifty-ninth  st  W  1338,  0  Johnson.  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  flats,  $2,500. 

Fifty-ninth  st  W  1488,  Same,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  store  and  flats,  $2,60J. 

May  st  6130,  Thomas  Qilfoil,  2  story  and  basement 
briok  flats,  $4,000. 


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Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  .A.CjrS:>TTS.  C  


ANDEBSON,  Gnstavus,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  it. 
BAIBD  li  WABNEB,  BmB.  1ft  17,  90  La  Salle  it. 
BABNES  &  PABISH,  167  La  Salle  St. 
BABNBT  BBDC    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWOBTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bldg. 
BOWEB8,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  st. 
CAIBNDDFF,  W.  H.  b  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
CCMMINGS  E.  A,,  &  Co.,   2d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  sts, 

DELAMATEB,  8.,  66  Dearborn  et.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DBETEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,       Dearborn  St. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABDS,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
EGQLESTON  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber 

Commercp. 
EULETTE  C.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iCBICEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marqnette  Bldg. 
QOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
aOBDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GBOSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Bm.  1,  38  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  Bt. 
HELMEB  *  FBANE,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIQ,  O.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
90TNE  BBOS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDT0HIN8ON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  at. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  et. 

EEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Washington  it. 

LANGHENBY,  B.  J.,  ASBOclation  Bldg.,  163  and  16S 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  A  Co.,  189  LaSalle  st. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
nAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  WsEhington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  b  Trust  Bldg. 
MEBIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  k  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MDLLIEEN,  C.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NORTON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PBINDIVILLE  B.,  B  517  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  CHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANE,  4  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDEE  Q  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SOHUMACBEB  C.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HDBABT  AARON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  8t 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st 
WALEEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0BF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Bandolplt 

EANDSB,  E.  W.  &  Oo.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Strc 
ZUTTEBMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Hsisted 

BANKERS. 

DBEYBB  K.  8.,  4  Co.,  108  Dearborc  et. 
GBEENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANE,  W.  E.  Colbnm 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
?EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  4  Co.,  164Dearbori. 
WA8MANSDOBF  4  HEINEMANN,  147  Baaaolpb. 


Al)Btracti  of  Title. 


SADDOOE  VALLETTE  4  B10E00BD8,  107  I  ear- 
born  St. 

HANDY  4  CO.,  92-4  WaBBin«ton  It 
PELTZBB,  OTTO  4  CO.,  88  Washington  et. 
BKCOBDEB'S  AB8TBA0T  DEPT.,  Oonnty  our 
Boat  >. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  aTe&Adamf  n 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


November  30. 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 


&CO. 


PAV  WPECIAIi  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IT  YOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  POR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 

DBOP  US  A  LINE. 

Carefulmen  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus  worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sftle  prices  to  the 
Chicago  pnblio;  also 
ootpide  points  where 
we  have  do  custom- 
ers. Good  Water 
Closets  from  #10  op. 
Call  aod  see  oar  ex- 

TH03.  KESLY  &  Pros 

MaDufactnrere  of 

Plumbing  Goods. 

201  MADISON  ST. 
N  ar  5th  bv.,  CHICAGO. 


Builders'  apd  Qei^eral  [iardu;are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK   and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tbe 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  ^  Lockott  Hardware  CompanVj 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
t  0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  oui 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


(*  lias  Fire  Assnrance  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  Gerraan  Fire  Ids.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatiantio  Fire  Ins.  Co  ,  Hamburg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


H.    W.  0HBI8TIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISIIAN. 


H.W.  Cliristian&Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  BNSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.   E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and   Madison  Sts. 

T.i.ph...«,.i.564.  Chicago. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  IiAt!iAIiL<E  STKKKT, 

CHICAGO  IIi£.lWOI»». 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 

Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^A.I.PH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOXOGRAPHEI^. 

Room  1749  Sfarqnette  Bids,  IV.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


One  Profit  from  manfr  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  pnly  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  ovs'n  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Kust  Proof. 

And  rews^.-.m^^ 

Desks  Best  in  the  "World. 

Nothing  about  OUC  AD  Except  their 
them       OnCHr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Oo.''' 


CHICAGO. 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES: 

Eolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole &Son, 

Room  10,  22  1  Ftfth  Avenue, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J,  Gosgrove  &  Co; 

;  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&.. ; 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Properly  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale* 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-IVIarks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandiBB  &  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,      WASHIlUGTOW  B.  c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3174 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  snd  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


,  _     Main  Office 

187  &  189  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Jiiiuu.ei  bv.,  Bud  47th  Ht. 
i  el.  Oahland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 

Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances.  /^v- 
ColDlonis  of  Titles  i^arnisli  LhlCagO. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELIi, 
Prest. 


H.  H.  GBOSS, 
Vice-Prest. 


GE9.  B.  liAZElB, 
Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Go. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  O''' 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVAED  WOEK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


Telephone,  MbIu  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 
^"'''U%XTaU^'s'-t°'"°'  ChicagrO 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS.* 

T^'-ts  of  5.  depend-  Lots  of  10,  depend-   Lots      Lots  Lots 
iag  on  amount  of      ing  on  amount  of    of  of  of 

S  ze  ma'ter.  matter.  25  6fl  100 

2xo  ft.  6nc  to  75c  50c  to  60c  35c  32c  30c 
3x4  ft.  90cto$J.0C  80c  to  90c  70c  65c  63c 
4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45  $1.40  $1.38 
Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  J2tb  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Cbicago.ay. 


,  |0   ."i'lllli11i'™"''"'*''***~";|irt 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  49. 


CHICAGO,  DECEMBER  7,  1895. 


Office  16.3  and  16.5  Washington  St. 


'a  weekly  newspaper  devoted  to  heal,  estate,  western  securities,  buiuoinq  ahd  the  records. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 
Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 


H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


5% 


W.  D.  KERFOOT.  G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

fgal  fstate,  [oan 

and  fTinaiiQial  A^^^*^* 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 


WTLLTS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,  GEOBGE  r, .  WABNKB  . 

Oonsulting  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Sncoeed  ng  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE, 


lOO 

■Wa,sliin.gton.  Street. 


WA8MAN8D0EFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Nos.  145  and  147  Randolph  *»t.. 
CUCA<>;0. 


The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecuritles  a  Specialty.  First 
Mortsages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  hand. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 


EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrtga|B  Leans  and  InvBsEments, 


Real  Estate. 


132  LA  SALLE  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO, 


H.  O.  ZDTTEBMEISTEB.   0.  H.  PU3CHE0K.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMBI8TEE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEI8TER  &  CO. 

REAL*ESTATE.— — 
LOANS*&*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  TELEPHONE.CANAL  2(, 


HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGACE  BANKERS. 

03   and   04  Wastjirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


cans  on  Heal  Estate.  First  Mortgage sfor'iSale 


LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

GilbertM.Weeks&Co. 


704  SCHILLER  BUIDiNC. 


Telephone  Mnin  1647. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
^"■^  Insurance  « 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  ClliCagfO,  111, 


F.  A.  BABNES, 

Notary  Public. 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  M.  PABISB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 


C. FLOOD. 


■  Telephone  No  9   OHAS.  F.  TATLGB. 


FLOOD  k  TAYLOR, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

Real  Estate  and  Fire  Insurance 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336- 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturing 
Property. 

Ogden  Blcig.,  34  Clstrk.  St., 
CHICAGO. 


J.H,  l?5  Dearborn  Street. 
I       1        &  0  o. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdlvider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE,  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6th  Floor  masonic  Temple. 


9204  COMMERCIAL.  AVEXUF, 

Commercial  Blocic,  Scuth  Chicago,  III. 

SPECIALTY,  Money  to  Loan  in  Any  Amount,  at 
6,  6i  and  7  per  cent.    Money  always  on  hand. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TECEPUONE  1416. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and 
Madison  Street. 


OHIOAGO 
1]04  Owirgs  Euildin 
215  Dearborn  Street 


11S4 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


December  7,  1895. 


W.  H, 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

A-cr©  .  Tracts  •  F-uro]3.a,secL 

Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  O'wners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKJLE  PHONE  198». 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

M       BANKERS.  N- 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

•3j  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  f$. 
«3j  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  j$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  8RONSON,  Mgr 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaialts 

143  Randolph  St .. 

CHICAtiO. 

Private  SafeH  to  rent, 
t5.C0  to  tSii.Ou  per  anoam 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


S.M.  Peterson  &  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS)  CF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126- ISO  NORTH  UMON  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Eiozle  st. 
elepfione,  Main  986.  Cl^icagfO. 

vJalorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  wliether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ml,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnsl, Chicago. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest, 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exchanse  Bnildins,  -  Chicaso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salie'Streels. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Real  Estste  a  Spe 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted. 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 

MOPTGAGE  Brancnomee, 

BANKERS. 
94  La  Salle  Street, 


«»0  R, 55  Mtreet 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W,  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    6f,    S3  AMD    BB     METROfOUTAH  SLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 
CHICAGO. 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

m  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COB.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

BUILDING 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO,, 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Current  Rates- 

120  LASALLE  STBE£iT 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WlOe>AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TO 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHc  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


F{eal  ^state|Bijildi9(5  Joijrpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


-CHICAGO. 


Showing  In  Advance  2 
Building  *no  Real  Estate  \ 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  | 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

ADMINISTRATORS'  SALES  { 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 
MASTER'S  SALE3 

FORECLOSURES  \ 

■> 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  49 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  DECEMBER  7,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


INSURANCE  PLACED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 

153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

BRANCH  OFFICE.  V«  '  ,^  „ 

Ravenswood.  V^XllCSlgfO, 

JAJVEES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER-  o 

o  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


Room  44. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/aonBy  LoanBd  Witlioat  CommissiDn 

■5J  On  improved  city  property  and 
■3!  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loans  and 

Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION- 
LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPER!  CV\\f><^  nrrx 

A  SPECIALTY.  V-»niL.ClgOi 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOORE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
B.  S.  .rUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINGS  ^  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W.  Cor.Dearborn&Washlnston  Sts., CHICAGO. 
Established  1854. 

Knigl?t  ^  MaFgl^all 

HEAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

FIlT-A.KrOIA.ILi  BROKERS, 
97  CLARK  Street- 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  ?tibIlo,  Telephn 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY. 

Formerly  Haddock,  Vallette  &  Rickcords, 

107  to  115  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -       -       -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  2oo1ooo 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  Assignee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  and 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
cates and  Corporations. 

E.  T.  PAUL  CO, 

Stocks,  Bonds,  care  and  management  of  property. 

Major  BIdg.  Chicago 


E.  S.  Dreyer  & 

BANKERS, 

Loans   and.   I^eal  Estate, 

108  DEARBORN  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Eigleston  &  Mallette, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  insurance, 

Telephone  Harrison  6  9.  409-411  ROOKERY  BLDG. 


JOHN  DOLESB. 


J.  H.  BHEPABL> 


ESTABLISHED  1888. 


Doiese  &  Shepard, 

paving!  CONTRACTORS, 

o  c 

UANUrAOTCBBBS  AND  DaAI.BB8  IB 

Crushed  Stone,  Concrete  Stone, 

Crushed  Granite,  Granite  Paving  Blocks 
and  Lime  Stone  for  Fluz. 

172  WASHINGTON  STREET,  .      -  OHIOAQCi 

SECOND  FI,OOB  TEUroNIO  BDILDINO. 
TELEPHONE  MAIN  EXFEEBS  246. 

Parttonlar  attention  pal<l  to  Maondem  Boads,  Drivet,  Boolb. 
vardi  sBdlSoadi  in  new  Sabdl visions. 


GEORGE  K.  EDWARDS. 

Successor  to 

EDWARDS  &  COLBURN, 

RE/IL  ESTATE,  IN2URpCE,  LOpS 

South  OhicBRO  Property  a  Specialty.    Oorre»pondence  Solicited. 

9145  COMMERCIAL  AVE.,  Winnepeg  Blk, 
Notary  Public.  South  Chicatro,  Ills 


EDWIN  F.  BETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Deaitorn  St. 
Real  Estate  Bousht  and  Sold.   Loans  N-gotiated 
on '^p  oved  CityPropeny.  Interetsof  Nor- 
xesiaents  Attended  to- 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILD  NC 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHUBART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.      -      167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCE  EXCHANGE  BUILDING.  N0TAE7  FUBLIO 

Telephone  Main  3733. 


HORACE  S.  CT,ARK, 

uatoon,  ill. 


RUSSELL  S.  CLARK. 
CASSIUS  C.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.     11C5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd..  North  ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
^orth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
"or  local  and  non-resident 
owners. 

'(ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.^ 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  7,  1895. 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

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Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
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SOUTH  SIDE. 

Archer  av,  No  2323,  2-atory  briok  boilding,  lot  25  z 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armoar  av,  No  5628,  house  and  lot,  price  f 3.500; 
fl,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoenues  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  hoaae  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neighborhood.    W  8  .|7,500  and  |  8,000 
^alnmet  av,  near  SOth  at,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q  8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     0  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  }^  of  lot  18  io  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }^  of  the  northwest  34  of  the  south- 
east 3^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reb- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sted  st  and  south  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  $860 

Ohioago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000,  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Ohioago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  for  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  a,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 

other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 
Clark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  221^x100.  R  11.  $23,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-story  stcne 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  U .  $85,000 
Dearborn  st.  near  Jackson,  3-8tofy  brick  building. 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 

Bldg  f  600 

Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hay  den , 
Abel  Building,  Suite    212,    cor    63d  st  and 

Stewart  av  $27,000 

KUis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 

to  improve  for  a  Lome.  W  8. 
Evans  av,  near47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  inoombrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 
F  fty  ft  gUt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 

price  (5F13).    P  4. 
t  ifity-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 

n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 
Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 

for  income  property.    A  14. 
«'orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Cor  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.  $  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <root 

foot.    P4  ^  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

„  ^  *  $  250 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  30C 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  ront  foot.  P4...$  2O0 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  pnoe  per  front  foot. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


P  4.. 


Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  prioo  per  front 
foot.    P4   0 


220 


300 


Forty-seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  60  ft  near  L  depot.    P4....  ..'!!$  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15!$27  000 
Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H15..|  125 
Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  j  60 

Groveland  av,  near  Slst  st,  per  foot.  V  6.  ..*.".'!..  $  175 
Halsted  st  8,  near  65th  Bt  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 

only,  two  3-8tory  stone  front  store  and  flat 


buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  rednoed  fiom  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 
address  G  Foohos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

iotiseiS:  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 

Hyde  Park.— Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-siory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooina-  ftnished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .  L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 
159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.$  80 

Ingleside  av,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  |  75 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  15. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  Dniversity,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 
per  foot  below  what  it  coat.    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $10,000 

Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33  -room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doiug  a  paying  boBiness;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15. .  .$  4,600 

Michigan  av,near  5l8t  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  J  0  rooms,  stone.    B  15 . .  $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  HO 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st.  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  1  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66ih  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  |  i^gOO 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-8tory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  Bialls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  n  e  cor  7 2d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Oojn- 
mission  to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  I  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  av,  near  31st  st,  lot  25  x  125,  20-room  new 
brick  bcilding,  wiih  large  barn,  all  improve- 
ment. Rents  $60  per  mouth.  Address  S  U  Koch, 
2950  Butler  street  $$  8,200 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  atd  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  56()x.;00  ft.      H  11  $3(i,000 

Rootst,  near  Stock  Yards  3-Btory  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  .1  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  8t,  cor  Sohell  av,  180x  125.  Addreps 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Boilding.  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  ava,  40V^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,li  0.  I  will  &ell  my  equity 
for  $1,40  ).    W  M  Smeok.  4!i0  i  State  st. 

South  Chicago  —A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Foohes  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sob.  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  wert  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  L»ke  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beaotiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft. 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  nts,  three  miles 
sooth  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  laken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    C  18  $100,  or  $12,000 

Twenty-eighth  st.  near  Canal,  17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 
L  12  1  4,500 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  fioors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plnmbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  105 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down  (1D117).    P  4. 
Vincennes  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S13  J  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  c'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabaah  av,  tk^-ar  12th  st,   2-8tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26lh  sts,  50x180.  R  11.  .$25,000 
Wentworth  av.  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Boilding,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  60x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

oottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  e,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    .\13...  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$576.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale. —9  -room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  oor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  Sooth- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  26  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av. 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  60  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  z  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 

Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

ClybOUrn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  buildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
age on  improved  street;  rental  $3,000.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  North 
Shore  vacant.    O  12  $28,000 

Coyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-story 
and  basement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  }4  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 

cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  5,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-Btory  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.     W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 
Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 
Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 
paying,    first    class,  tenants.  luoombrauoe 
$12,000,  due  August  1,  1898,  6%.    Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mort,q;age 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal. 
Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  18 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments,   Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant. 


i>ecem\)er7,  1895. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

$3,C00  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 


New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  oold 
water,  gas,  eto;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Olark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 

Ashland  Block  I  2,3r0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

f.;ot.    W8  1  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  I  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Kobey  and  Perry  sts, 


10  very  line  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  |4,250;  9 
rooms  16,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  La 
galle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Oo,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-8tory 

brick  flats;  rental  |660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W8.  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  . . . .  |  3,000 


Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.     W  8   |10,000 

Southport  av,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 


WelU  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 
Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  ell  modern;  lut  25  x  140  at  $!,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,5no.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  lC0x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  Bt  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft,    Price  each.   X  14.$  1,C 
Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory   modern  stone 
front  house.  Wantanoflfer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st, 
Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park— New,  modern  steam- 
heated  r  sidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 


W  8  $13,( 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 

"W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  bnok,  stone  front,  flat  building.  W  8.$11,0C0 
Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8   ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-8tory  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 

or  will  trade  for  store?  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  ParK  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma  bldg. 


Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2  story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  let  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor,  and  2-8tory 
frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  franae,  store  front, 
9  rooms  ou  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av   $  3,300 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26i^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
B  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
.    .   <  34  6-lOxlf  O  M  20x128  |    .  .  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-10x100  \  }  .35x128  \ 
2-8tory  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  br-"*!.  0  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97J/2  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  s,  Fyman's  sub.  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  ^  of  the  northwest  3^  and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  3^  of  section  20,  township  :^9  north 
raLge  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  Rehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F  11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houpes.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
euoh  a  snap.  Ooe  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  i  $  9,000 

Freer,  h'O  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  )4 
of  the  northeast  }4  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  ot  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  fe.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  15i»  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,0f0 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Go,  Marquette 
bldg 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  aorea.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  f  or  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages oflEered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  $  i^.SOO 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  i  4,500 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sob  in  the  northeast  34  of  section  26.  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd.  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  3f0 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  eize  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  ..$13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 
3  story  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 
Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Kedzie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,0C0 
kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }£ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 
of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rahkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  t230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0C0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  eq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.f  lO.OJO 


Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 

Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nob  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  f  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  1  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  13(i2,  lot  25  x  126  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 

two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 

each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 


for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lota  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    RU  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  3^  of  north- 
east }4  of  northwest  }4  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av.  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  pert  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  .^dams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 


flats.    R  11  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 


Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  6  in  block  6, 
being  a  tub  of  that  part  of  the  east  3^  of  the 
southwest  }4  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  74.5  W  Lake  st. 
jr'olk  st,  nertT  (  mtre  "iv,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  t»k«» 
residence  or  residenue  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  et  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 
Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,     Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    K  11. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  oflf  of  weat 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  sooth  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  .317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  aorep.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,25' 
Twelfth  St.  near  St  Loais  av,  8  f '.■1X126.     WP  ...$  i 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from.  $75  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 
divided; very  chbice  property .  Z  3.t 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  suitable  for  business  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Buren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  buildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  boys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  7,  1896. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Van  BDren  st,  west  of  Saoramento,  24xlfO.  W  8.  .$  2,000 
Walnut  st,  (No8  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  76x105 
ft,  with  two  3-8tory  frame  flats  and  one  2  story 
frame  boose,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co.  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

WashiDgton  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
i^oath  front,  modern  and  tasteful  arohiteotnre; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  ofifer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  19 J  W  Madison  st  $12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  residenc, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  enoe 
near  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afhland  av,  n  f  60  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W  8  $  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  Thia 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars ;  $1,000  cash.  L  12 .  $  2,950 


Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gom, 
hickory  and  walnut,  folly  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  l,250,0t0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309   $  2 

California. —  San  Joaqoio  Coonty,  a  500-aore  tmot 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  sitoated.  close  to  navigati  )n  and  oonse- 
qoently  cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  giowth  of  \lfalfa,  as  well  as  froits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
proparty.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  t'ranoi-co  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention,  ^'ill  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propO'itioDS  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertaiDed  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  t  >  stll  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  BIdg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
oo  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x160;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  op  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    F  13. 

California. — Tehama  Oo,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00<i.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,010.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  I  3,100 

Florida  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Qulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
r^'acre.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  $  1.50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,    for    sale    or  exchange; 
beautiful,  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  34  of  the  southeast  }£  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.    F  A  Rehkopf,  741  lo  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  38 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


34  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property. 
R  11, 

Kansas. — Russell  coonty,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for      value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Bnilding. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

mSOEIiLANEOUS . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Good  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Bnilding  Journal. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.  Modern  appliances,  $2,000 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.  E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.  Big  bargain.  Address 
C  16. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  6. 
Dearborn  st(Nu  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
61st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  renttd;H  2.... $4,800 
Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  bnilding  oon- 
taiciiig  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
p'*tt  cash.    V  11. 
Ualsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12%  to  improre.  Incombranoe 
$7,200  at  b%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Boilding. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  53^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  Sonth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyuan,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-8tory  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  60x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  P  Hayden,  Able  Bnilding,  Suite  212, 

cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,600 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assome  reasonably.  0  12. 
Cly bourn  av,  near  Larrabee  st,  100x270,  brick 
and  frame  store  boildings  in  front,  rear  front- 
aye  on  impraved  street;  rental  $3,CO0.  Will 
take  part  cash,  balance  mortgage  or  Ncrth 

Shore  vacant.    0  12  $28,000 

Clybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  37><^xl22;  this  is 
a  snap  for  boilders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukenb,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE, 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  coort  hoose; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2u7  Canal  St. 
Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  eqoity  in  bosiness  and  flat  bnilding  for 
other  property.  F.  R.  Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assome  small  amoont.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Boilding. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  coort  hoose; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,600,  balance  cash.    0  12. 
Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  boilding,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

op  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  39,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  frait  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  $600  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  ajd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Oo,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Oal  $  225 

Georgia — 660-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo. 

olea.r;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  Teet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Giiobb  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  Uorth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pomp,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  }^  io  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    Bl  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Oo,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bnilding. 
Kansas. — Russell  Oo,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Boilding. 
Kansas — 2,360-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Oolnmbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  othur  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  hoose 
on  North  Side  for  balance— i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

E  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Oo,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Bnilding. 

Sonth  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  15.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  86  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Address  X  40. 

Double  brick  fiat  bnilding,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  ^  $5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  o&ah  for  stock  of 
goods,    X  11 


DeeemberT,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Auburn  Park,  Wanted— To  leaae  1  to  6  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  yioinity  of  Aubnrn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barcea  &  Fatisb,  167  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  slore  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows.  6-8tory  boilding.  Edwin  F 
Qetchell,  Marquette  building. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  fnice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  included.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 

Michigan  fruit  farm,  grain  and  stock  farms  well  lo- 
cated up  to  |150,tK  0;  aUo  a  summer  home. 
We  have  inqniries  for  the  above  from  parties 
who  would  pot  in  desirable,  moderately  incum- 
bered, well  rented  houses  and  flats  in  a  rapidly 
developing  part  of  ihe  city.  Will  assume  a 
moderate  incumbrance.  J.  O,  Magill  &  Oo.  832 
New  Stock  Esohange  Bldg. 


For  sale  second-hand  upright  engine;  16  H.  P.  good 
order.  |60.  Builders  Supply  Co.,  3644  Archer 
avenue. 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  offloo  iu  Chliob  block,  excellent  lo- 
oaiion  for  German.  Room  23,  37  N  Clark  st. 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  yon?    Address,  W.  S.    Care  of 
this  paper. 


FOI^  SALE 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st.    2:-room  2  story 

and  basement  Driok.  four  d^is  all  improvements.  Lot 
25x125;  |»,0(iO,  make  offer. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  ave.  I'-room 

2-8tory  fcttoae  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.  12-room  2-story  Irame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  25il25;  $5,200,  best  bargain  ever  offered. 

Harvey  IM.-  Two  lots  25x125.  center  of  town;  fl.OOO 
enoh,  or  will  trade  for  city  property. 

80  acre^  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  aooommadations,  10  minutes  walk  from 
depot;  $6,400. 

Address^  S  H-  KOCH. 

2943  Union  Ave. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 


SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COIVIMERC 


BLDC. 


Claims  Under  S200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164:  Dearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  4.  4. 


FOR  LEASE 

At  nortii  pier  of 
Chicago  river. 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts  ,  east  of  St.  Olair  st. 

DOCK  FACILBTieS  UFI^U  PA<5SED. 
GOOD  i^AlLROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Ground  Leases  or  Erect  Warehouses  and 
Manufacturing  Buildings  and  Lea^e  for  Term  of 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO., 

38  CLARK  S  P. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHIN&TON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropa'itan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzle, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTMEJTT  as  BUSINESS  PKOPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  Houses  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  N  ineteenth 
Aven  ue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman,  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Francis  B.  Peabody. 


Jas.  L.  Houghteling. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  snit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stocic  For  Safe- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Bere  is  a  ohanoe  to  seoore  an  interest 
in  one  of  (he  most  promising  ofQoe  boildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  oare  of  this  Joubnal. 


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Title 

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-"-Trust  Co. 

("The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
■  300,000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Hakes  -'bstracts  of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Heal  Estate. 

PBOMPT  SBBVIOE  AND  SEASONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

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A.  A,  SrEWAsT,  Sec'y.    0  B.  Labbabeb,  Treas. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  Trust  Oi&cer. 


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CHICAGO. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


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Entered  as  second-class  matter  at  the  postofflce,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  DECEMBER  7,  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

International  trade  is  quite  likely  to  be  disturbed 
by  wars  or  rumors  of  wars  in  the  near  future.  Even 
now  there  are  sounds  of  an  impending  conflict  in  the 
neighborhood  of  Turkey  and  if  the  powers  get  thor- 
oughly mixed  up  over  the  Armenian  question  there  is 
no  telling  to  what  lengths  they  may  go.  The  contest 
is  pretendedly  religious  but  really  territorial,  and 
with  the  first  cannon  shot  a  scramble  for  new  terri- 
tory and  more  power  will  begin  which  will  involve 
all  the  greater  nations  of  Europe.  Turkey  ought  to 
be  parceled,  no  loubt.  Humanity  and  civilization 
demand  that  that  iniquitous  and  foul  bird  be  dis- 
membered. But  it  seems  now  as  though  the  surgical 
operation  could  not  be  accomplished  without  a  long 
and  bloody  war  between  European  powers  over  the 
distribution  of  the  spoils.  In  such  a  contest  the 
United  States  would  be  the  only  great  nation  which 
would  be  entirely  disinterested,  except  for  the 
preservation  of  the  rights  of  its  citizens  abroad,  and 
accordingly  we  could  look  ou  with  complacency  and 
proceed  to  reap  the  commercial  benefit  which  a  war 
in  Europe  would  confer  on  a  great  producing  coun- 
try. With  Eur®pean  industries  to  a  considerable  ex- 
tent quieted  there  would  be  an  increased  demand  for 
all  our  products.  This  would  affect  first  agricultural 
products,  and,  if  England  were  involved,  would  also 
reach  to  our  manufactures.  Prices  would  rise  and 
for  a  time  prosperity  would  reign  on  this  side  of  the 
water. 

If,  on  the  other  hand,  the  United  States  should  be- 
come embroiled  in  a  war  with  England  or  any  other 
first-class  foreign  power,  the  commercial  results  for 
this  country  would  not  be  so  gratifying.  It  would  be 
a  very  costly  indulgence  at  best  even  if  we  were  suc- 
sessful,  and  should  be  avoided  at  any  reasonable  cost 
unless  the  question  at  issue  involved  the  stability  of 
the  Government  itself  or  the  most  vital  welfare  of  its 
citizens.  The  policy  of  peace  should  be  adhered  to 
to  the  last  extremity. 

The  legislative  branch  of  our  Government  does  well 
in  its  determination  to  keep  hands  off  of  financial 
and  commercial  lawmaking  so  far  as  possible  during 
the  present  session  of  Congress.  What  the  people 
want  is  the  Government  which  governs  least  of  all. 
The  prevailing  conviction  seems  to  be  that  if  let 
alone  the  business  situation  will  right  itself  in  due 
time,  and  the  indications  are  in  strict  keeping  with 
this  sentiment.  The  real  condition  of  business  is 
much  better  than  the  surface  indications  seem  to 
show.  The  great  productive  forces  of  the  country 
are  in  fairly  active  operation.  In  almost  all  the 
leading  industries  the  output  is  close  to  or  at  the  av- 
erage line  of  normal  years.  Iron  production  is  far 
beyond  all  records.  Probably  with  the  220,000  tons 
weekly  output  which  the  furnaces  have  reached  the 
maximum  limit  of  production  for  this  season  in  this 
field  has  been  touched,  although  the  indications  are 
that  the  output  will  continue  to  range  higher  than 
the  highest  previous  level.  Pailroad  earnings  still 
show  gains  oyer  last  year  at  this  time.  In  some 
cases,  particularly  on  the  roads  through  the  corn  re- 
gions, the  gains  are  notably  large.  Bank  clearances, 
which  are  a  reasonably  trustworthy  index  of  general 
trade  conditions,  range  far  above  the  1894  mark,  and 
are  not  much  below  the  highest  line  ever  touched— 
that  of  !892.  Labor  in  general  is  actively  employed  at 
wages  which,  on  the  average,  is  nearer  the  1S92  line 
than  at  any  time  since  then.   In  short,  all  the  great 


tests  and  measures  available  in  calculations  of  this 
sort  show  that  the  business  conditions  are  encour- 
aging and  that  the  country  on  the  whole  is  fairly 
prosperous. 

THE  LOCAL  SITUATION. 

Local  stocks  are  not  suflBciently  active  to  excite 
general  interest.  The  trading  is  confined  to  insiders, 
members  of  the  exchange  and  a  very  few  investors. 
The  demand  is  small  and  prices  lower  than  they 
ought  to  be.  What  interest  there  is  centers  in  the 
street  and  elevated  railway  shares  and  the  main 
question  is  what  is  the  future  outlook  of  these  prop- 
erties. Alley  "L"  is  now  in  process  of  attempted  re- 
organization, so  that  it  cuts  little  figure  in  the  gen- 
eral equation.  Lake  Street  is  in  better  shape  than 
ever  and  gives  promise  of  being  a  paying  property  at 
no  far  distant  date.  With  the  advent  of  cold  weath- 
er its  business  has  increased,  and  when  the  loop  is 
finished  there  is  no  doubt  that  even  the  present  good 
showing  will  be  nearly  doubled.  This  will  be  accom- 
plished by  extensions  of  both  ends  of  the  line,  and 
the  future  of  Lake  Street  is  thus  practically  assured. 
Metropolitan  "L"  is  said  to  be  carrying  58,000  pas- 
sengers daily.  It  this  can  be  believed,  it  is  certainly 
a  remarkable  showing,  inasmuch  as  only  a  small  per- 
centage of  passengers  on  this  line  come  downtown. 
With  a  suitable  downtown  terminus  the  Metropoli- 
tan ought  to  be  put  on  a  paying  basis. 

What  is  most  surprising  is  the  number  of  new  en- 
terprises in  the  way  of  suburban  electric  railways 
that  are  now  in  process  of  erection.  For  many  years 
the  pastime  of  projecting  street  railways  on  the  map 
has  been  a  favorite  amusement  in  Chicago,  but  now 
the  actual  work  of  building  these  roads  seems  to 
have  been  begun,  with  the  result  that  it  is  a  poor 
thoroughfare  which  has  not  two  or  more  rival  com- 
panies asking  for  a  franchise  along  it.  If  these  en- 
terprises pay  as  well  as  their  projectors  expect,  they 
will  present  a  choice  selection  of  bonds  and  stocks 
to  the  Chicago  investor. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATiONS 

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BANK  STOCKS.   Par  flOO 


imerioan  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  Savings... 

Atlas  National   

Ohioago  National   

Oommeroial  National  

Continental  Nationnl  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Oo  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.. 

Globe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankintr  Oo  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Oo. 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Oo  . ;  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Ohioago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amonnt 

AdI 

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Gap  Stock. 

D. 

Asked 

1  000  OOn 

7% 

tloo 

101 

1  000  dOO 

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fll5 

116 

700  OiKi 

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128 

2  000  OOfi 

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1  000  000 

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500  000 

G% 

1143 

ti50 

3  000  000 

12% 

268 

t260 

500  000 

tll4 

!  18 

1  000  000 

98 

tl'  0 

300  000 

's% 

tl23 

tl24 

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10% 

2f>0  000 

2  000  (GO 

l(>% 

350 

t360 

500  000 

6% 

135 

T136 

200  000 

s% 

t95 
t526 

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600  000 

20% 

t550 

2  00(1  000 

12% 

t260 

270 

2  000  000 

m 

160 

163% 

1  000  ( O'l 

8% 

tI25 

\2iyz 

1  000  000 

12% 

f246 

250 

750  000 

S% 

240 

1  000  000 

12% 

tl35 

tl60 

1  000  000 

fiso 

200  000 

S% 

600  (JOO 

6% 

tieo 

2  000  00(1 

8% 

tll2 

tll3 

600  000 

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OLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 

Am  Straw  Board  48%  Lake  Street  Elevated .  .223^ 

Oal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Oo  66^^  In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  14     In  Pkg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd . . 


Chi  Pack'g  &  Prov  Oo  .  .30 
"  "      Pfd. 45 

Ohi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co. 


Pfd  ....3i%  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Oo 


,16M 


Pfd.36;g 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  71 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  297  % 


Ohioago  Gas  Oo  69^  Street's  W  S  0  Line  ...14 

Diamond  Match  Co,  III.  127%  W  Obi  St  R  B  117% 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  Jk  Malting  Co ....  6b 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  6s 

Oalumet  Electric  St  Ry  Oo6s.l912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  Ss. .  .1912 
Ohi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  6s. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  1st  M  6-20  58  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Oo's  68  1912 

Jhioago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Oo 

1st  Mtg  10-40  6s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  6-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Oo  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  5s 
"  Opera  House  Oo  6s  1906 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  581929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  58  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Co  5s  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  ...1905 
Ghi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Oo  58 . .  1937 
Oonsnmers  Gas  1st  M  5s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  6s  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  ..SOO 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4i^8  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  1st  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  1st  M  68  1928 

W  Chi  St  R  B  Tun  Oo  5s  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


Amoant 

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2 

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3 

166 

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300 

000 

581 

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2 

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7 

500 

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3 

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4 

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400 

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260 

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260 

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1 

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166 

61 
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101 
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tsoM 

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106>^ 
101 
103}4 

102 

92 
1021^ 
lOOl^ 
1001^ 

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t99M 
104Ji 

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62 
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101^ 

lOSj^ 

TlOO 

t98 

t91 
flOiJ 


91% 

85 
t80% 
\98% 

fio/ 
loiM 

104 
t91 
tl04 

t97M 
103 
101 
101 

100 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.,.. 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Ohi  Brew's  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  <fc  P  Oo  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  <fe  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  8  S  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  ....  .... 

"      Deposit  Vault  Oo  

"      Gas  Co  

"      Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  III  

lUiaois  Steel  Oo  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  vJo  Ltd  

In  Psok  «^  Prov  Oo  pfd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited.... 

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld... 
P.  Schoenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Ohioago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Lineeed  Oil  Co  

Pullman  Palace  Car  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Oar  Line. . . 

"  "  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co . .  

West  Div  Oity  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amoant 
Gap  Stock. 


I  1  260 

6  000 
3  669 

10  000 

1  000 

2  OOC 
£625 
£626 
£200 
£200 

7  500 
9  000 

600 
25  000 

1  000 

3  280 
9  000 

60  000 
10  000 
£450 
£400 
£775 
£775 
£200 
£200 
10  000 
600 
6  600 

2  600 
18  000 
30  000 

4  000 
1  000 
1  600 

500 

1  250 
13  189 

2  260 


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tll6 

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16 

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10% 

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35 

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48 

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12% 

166 

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60 

7% 

T95 

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119^ 

119% 

76% 

77 

*Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  60  shares.  fLast  quotations  given. 


DAILYJ5ALES. 

Saturday,  November  30,  1896. 


NATIONAL,  BAILWAY  CO. 

13  110>^ 

OHI.   BBEW.    &  MALT.  00. 

26  13 

NEW  XOBE  BISCUIT  00. 

40  71 

OHI  OITY  b't. 

10  317>^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
33  129)% 

.130% 


10. 


100— ao't   ....130 

50— ac't  131 

100— ao't...  131>^ 


WESTEBN  8T0NE  00. 

£0— ao't  76% 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 
£0  48% 

£0— ac't  48% 

60— ao't  49 

W  OHI  STBEBT  B  £. 
3  118 

20  118^ 

IfO  119 

100— ao't  118% 

100— ao't  118i| 

50— ac't  119 

60— ao't  119^ 

100— ao't  


December  7,  18d5. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1161 


LAKE  8T  ELEVATED  R  B.  EO— ao't  119^ 

200  23^^^^-  *   ^*    ^*  TBAN.  00. 

45.!..!!'.*,!!!!!!  23j^  350  lu 

50  24%    51  1% 

100— ao't  241^    50  1% 

50— ao't  24%  100  T% 

150— ao't  24       50  8 

60— ao't  25       10  8% 

30  834 


NO.  Oni.  ST.  B.  B.  00.  „,  ^ 

 291V  550  8^ 

 292  60  8% 

 2921^  88  8|^ 

,  294^  fiO  

 295  160  9 

60— ao't  395  200-ao't  7M 

50— ao't  295  100 -ao't  8}i 

50 -ao't  296  50— ao't...   9 

Monday,  December  2,  1895. 


OBI  BBEW  &  MALT. 

26  12J^ 

10  14 

NEW  XOBK  BISOITIT  00. 

iro  71 

BOO  7134 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
90   131 

4  l?3i^ 

50— ao't  131 

stbeet's  w.  oab  line. 

145  14 

55  141^ 

5  14% 

CHI  AND  S  B  BAP  TBAN  00. 


NO.  CHI.ST.  B.  B,  00. 

10  2S53^ 

10  296 

300— ao't  297 

2^^0— Bo't  298 

W.  CHI.  STBBET  B.  B. 
10  

3 — oash   

60 — oash  

50— ao't  

50— ao't  

100— ao't  

200— ao't..  

100— ao't  


119% 
119 
119% 
119^ 
119M 
11 9M 
12(1 

120M 


LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  B. 


.81/ 


60   

73  

100   

1(0  9}4 

10  

60— ao't  8% 

100— ao't  9 

100— ao't  9% 

AM.  8TBAW  BOABD  CO. 

6  49 

34  4934 

74  49% 

KO— ao't  49i| 

50— ao't  49% 

150--ao't  60 


170 
85. 
60. 
60. 
10. 


.23 

.233^ 

.231^ 

.23% 


ion— ao't  233/8 

300— ao't   2334 

450  -ao't  23% 

3()()_ao't  23i^ 

450— ao't  23^ 

100— ao'fi  23% 

50— ao't   .23;^ 

600— ao't  24 

500  --ao't  241^ 


Tuesday,  Decembers,  1895. 


BTBEET's  W  oab  LINE. 

50   14 

CHI.  CITY  b'y. 

IfO  SCO 

CHI.  &  8.  8.    BAP.  irBN.  00. 

10    8 

0.  &  O,   O.   &  DOCK 

100— ao't   G6}4 

AM.     SaHAW  BOABD. 

10  49 

WE  TEBN  STONE  00  . 

160— ao't  78 

NEW  XOBK  BI-OUIT  CO. 

2f0..   71 

106  71% 


DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 

220  131 

150— ao't  131 

50— ao't  131 


ELEVATED  B. 


B. 

  .  24 

 24 

 24 

 24 

 24 

 24 

ao't  23 

200— ao't  24 

.300— aoot  24 

200 — ao't  24 

450 — ao't  24 

K  0— ao't  24 

350— ao't  24 


LAKE  ST. 
70  

5  

35  

20  

50  

fO   

16('- 


Wednesday,  December  4,  1895. 


DIAMOND  MAIOH  CO,  ILL. 
12  1313^ 

AM.  STB  AW  BCABD  00. 

51  49 

WE8TEBN  f  TONE  00. 

inO-.-ao't  77% 

CHI.  CITY  B'y. 

126   300 


BBE  V  &  MALT  C  M'n. 

1'    12J^ 


10 


CHI. 

m.. 

12., 

1(0- 

200— 

150- 


CHI.  CITY  BAILWAY. 

6  315 

OAL.  &  cm.  CANAL  &  DOCK  CO  • 

7   asii 

stbeet's  W.    OAB  LINE 

125  143^ 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

50— ao't  48% 

60— ao't  48% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 
76  129 

10  12934 

100— aoct  129 

50— ao't  129% 

OHI  &  B.  S  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50  8U  3C0 

420.  83^  20('- 


LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
60   23% 

65   24 

10  24 

10  2414 

350— ao't  TdJi 

1300— ao't  24 

1250— ao't   241^ 

3ij0— aoot  2434 

50 — ao't  24%  2(10- 

100— lo't  2*%    5  . 

50- 


15  . 
10 
10 
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450 
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&  8.  8  BAP.  TBAN  CO. 



   8 

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■ao't  1}^ 

.  mr.  BTBEET  t.  B. 

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 119% 

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 1203^ 


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-ao't . 

ao't. 
-ao't. 


Thursday,  December  5,  1895. 


50 — aoot  118 

fO— ao't  11834 

30C— ao't  11831 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 
10  297 

100— ao't  2971^ 

300— ao't  298 

50— ao't  2981^ 

50— ao't  298(4 

50— ao't  2983^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  E.  B. 
50  23 

20  23% 

400— ao't  23% 

200— ao't  22% 

350— ao't  23 

100— ao't  23% 

ao't  2S}4 

ao't  23% 

 23% 


250— ao't  

Fliday,  December  6,  1895. 


NEW  YOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

30   71% 

GLOBE  NAT.  BANK. 

2."^   98 

WERTEEN  BTONE. 

50— ao't  77 

NO,  OHI.  ^T.  B.  B.  CO. 

50  297 

50— ao't  297% 

CHI.  &  B.  B.  BAP.  TBAN.  CO. 
16  8 


AM  STBAW  BOABD 

10  48% 

W.  OHI.  BTBEET   B.  B. 

36   1171^ 

5  117% 

10  118 

150— ao't  118 

100— ao't  118% 

150— ao't  11834 

LAKE   BT.    ELEVATED  B.  B. 
175  22% 

50  .22% 


10   «34  850— ao't  22% 

60  — oash  8      850— ao't  22% 

100— ao't  8     450— ao't  22% 


HEW  lOEK  BISCUIT  CO. 
3P..,....,  71 


W.  OHI.  BTBEET  B,  B. 

6  117% 


Hubbard,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  Deo.  9  for  the 
p^rohase  of  $6,000  5  per  cent  foor  to  thirteen  jear  elec- 
tric light  bonds.  Certified  oheok  must  accotnpaDy  eaoh 
bid.    John  Powers,  Village  Clerk. 

Winston  Plaoe,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  OLtil  Dec. 
16  for  the  parch^ise  of  $l,'i41  6  per  cent  one  to  ten  years 
village  bonds.  R.  B.  Page,  Village  Clerk,  Foorth  aLd 
Walunt  streets,  Cincinnatii  Ohio. 

Bay  City,  Mioh. — The  Board  of  Snpervipors  has  ordered 
a  st>eoial  election  to  vote  on  the  isaoe  of  |115,0(i0  in  bonds 
for  the  purpose  of  paying  the  indebtedness  owed  to  the 
State. 

Ft.  Worth,  Tex. — The  Finance  Cominittee  and  the  Maj  or 
were  anihorized  lo  borrow  1112,000  for  five  yearo  at  not 
more  than  7  per  oent  for  ihe  oompleiioc  of  certain  im 
provements  of  the  water  works. 

Flate^ille,  Wip. — Bids  were  be  reoeived  for  (he  parohaee 
of  $14,1  0"  5  Der  oent  waterworks  bonds  Nov.  '-9;  #l,rco 
payable  Oot    25,  1903,  and  a  like  sotij  on  the  /fith  of  Oor . 
on  iha  eleven  saooeeding  years;  $<?,0C0  on  Oot.  2.^,  1915 
A.  W.  Hastings,  City  Clerk. 

Boswell,  New  Mexioa. — The  Chaves  Coanty  Board  ofifer 
for  sale  $2,3i'0  6  p-ir  oent  Grand  Plain  School  Di-itriot  No, 
7  bonds.    The  bonds  are  redeemabe  in  thirty  ytars,  tnt 
payable  after  ten  ypftrs  at  ihe  op  iou  of  the  dietriot 
James  M.  MoUene,  Soperiutedeut  of  Fnblio  Co.  I  letruc 
tion. 

EvanstOD,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  reoeived  nntil  Deo.  7  for 
the  pnrohase  o'  $8,516  6  percent  cne  to  ten  jear  se»e» 
bonds.  Also  at  the  fame  ticoe  bid-  will  be  rtoeived  for 
the  porcba^e  of  $1,404  one  to  tt-n  jtars  6  per  oent  sevec 
bonds.  Wm.  H.  Krapp,  Village  Clei k,  <'arli8le  Bnilding 
room  36,  Foorth  and  Walnnt  street,  Cinoinnati,  C)hio, 

Toledo,  Ohio, — Bids  will  be  received  nntil  Dec.  11  fcr 
the  puicliase  of  ij  5.684  5  per  cent  ntrett  improvtmert 
bonds,  AIpo,  bids  will  be  received  DfC.  11  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $10,(i(J(i  4%  per  oent  ueneral  improvement  bonds, 
dated  May  I,  189,5, "and  due  May  1,  i9oa.  M.  8.  Wright, 
City  Auditor. 

Avondale.  Chio  — Rids  will  be  reoeived  nntil  Deo.  16  for 
the  porehase  of  $2,(  0  i  5  per  cent  one  to  ten  years  street 
improvement  bonds,  vv.  Klwood  Wyne,  Corporation  Clerjj 
care  H.  P.  Cooke,  Treasoror,  Forrth  National  Bank,  Third 
and  Walnnt  streets,  Ci>ioinQaii,  Ohio. 

Loobland,  Ohio. — bids  will  be  reoeived  until  Deo.  24  for 
the  purchase  of  $5,(ui(i  6  per  cent  vilUtfe  bonds,  d-iifd  Jan. 
1,  1896,  and  $1,0(  0  payable  Jnn  1.  iH  0,  and  ihb  rem>iiLder 
ai  the  rate  of  0  i  every  oouseooiive  year  there.irter,  on 
Jan.  1,  until  all  are  redeemed.     E.  O.  Bouhai;ao,  Gleik, 

Toledo,  Ohio, — The  Committee  oa  Ways  and  .Means  of 
the  Common  Council  invite  staled  proposals  Deo.  23  for 
the  poroba^e  of  Toledo  waterwoiks  bonds  in  the  amount 
of  $150,1  00.  Said  bonds  fhall  be  in  denominaiion  of 
$1,000  each,  to  be  dated  Sep.  1,  1^9.^,  Interest  5  per 
oent  per  aunum,  payable  semi-dni.ually  at  the  same  plaoe, 
to  be  evidenced  by  coupons  attached  to  said  bonds. 
Separate  bids  will  be  required  for  eaoh  block  of  $80. Oi  0. 
No  proposals  will  be  accepted  for  leBS  than  par  and  ac- 
crued interest  of  said  bonds  to  date  of  delivery  at  Toledo. 
M.  S.  Wright,  City  Auditor. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

The  temper  of  the  real  estate  market  Is  subdued, 
as  is  always  the  case  in  this  holiday  month.  Yet  the 
first  week  of  December  has  passed  into  history  as  a 
not  excessively  dull  week  in  spite  of  severe  weather. 
Several  transactions  of  more  than  ordinary  impor- 
tance have  reached  the  records  and  many  sales  are 
on  the  tapis  and  will  be  closed  so  soon  as  the  neces- 
sary preliminaries  can  be  concluded.  The  prices  paid 
and  the  readiness  with  which  sales  are  brought  to  a 
close  indicate  that  there  is  a  growing  faith  in  the 
value  and  future  prospect  of  Chicago  real  estate. 
Monied  men  have  only  to  be  convinced  that  presect 
prices  are  low  to  be  induced  to  buy  liberally. 

While  outside  property  is  at  a  disadvantage  during 
the  winter  months  downtown  frontages  are  in  de- 
mand at  all  times  on  an  income  basis.  The  entire 
retail  district  in  the  center  of  the  city  is  increasing 
in  value  at  a  rapid  rate  and  will  continue  to  do  so  as 
long  as  the  city  stands.  This  is  due  at  present  to  the 
wonderful  increase  in  transportation  facilities.  The 
immediate  effect  of  new  lines  downtown  is  to  bring 
heretofore  indifferent  sections  to  the  front  and  give 
them  an  added  importance  without  necessarily  de- 
tracting from  the  value  of  other  central  property. 
This  is  most  strongly  illustrated  in  the  case  of  the 
Lake  Street  Elevated  railroad.  No  sooner  had  the 
terminal  stations  been  established  at  Fifth  avenue, 
Clark  and  State  streets  than  the  property  on  those 
streets  for  a  block  south  of  Lake  street  became 
doubly  valuable  for  retail  purposes  Merchants  on 
Fifth  avenue,  Clark  and  Slate  streets  between  Lake 
and  Randolph  streets  have  had  a  veritable  boom  in 
trade  since  the  Lake  Street  extension  began  pouring 
its  crowds  of  from  thirty  to  forty  thousand  people 
daily  from  its  stations.  The  immediate  result  has 
been  that  some  of  the  largest  retail  houses  in  the 
city  have  sought  new  locations  on  these  streets.  It- 
has  been  recently  announced  that  the  largest  retail 
grocer  in  Chicago  will  shortly  occupy  a  six-story 
building  at  o8  State  street  a  few  doors  south  of  Lake 
street.  This  is  only  a  single  instance  of  the  effect  of 
the  elevated  railroad  boom  on  downtown  property. 
It  is  noticeable  that  the  benefit  is  particularly  to 
property  on  the  inside  of  the  loop  and  does  not  ex- 
tend to  inside  storeson  Lake  street.  In  other  words, 
while  the  elevated  structure  is  a  very  doubtful  ad- 
vantage to  streets  upon  which  it  is  erected,  it  helps 
trade  on  the  streets  which  are  at  right  angles  to  it 
and  tributary  to  its  stations.  All  this  is  at  the  ex- 
pense of  the  retailers  in  outlying  districts  of  the  city, 
so  that  it  is  practically  clear  gain  to  the  downtown 
district  and  is  increasing  the  value  of  central  prop- 
erty at  a  rapid  rate. 

TRANSACTIONS  OF  THE  WEEK. 

A  representative  sale  as  showing  the  temper  of  the 
times  was  that  of  18li  feet  on  Chester  street.  415  feet 
west  of  Clybouro  avenue  and  extending  through  to 
the  Chicago  river.  The  sale  was  by  C.  W.  Fullerton 
to  George  Lill,  and  the  price  wis  147,500,  or  abciut  $P5 
per  front'  foot  This  property  is  very  valuable  for 
Mr.  Lill's  purpose — a  coal  yard— having  a  frontage  on 
the  Chicago  river  and  being  .'lose  to  a  very  large  and 
increasing  retail  coal  marker,  but  it  is  bought  at  a 
figure  which  its  actual  wot  th  fur  business  purposes 
commands.  There  is  no  element  of  speculation  in 
this  or  any  other  large  transaction  at  the  present 
time, 

A  quit  claim  deeu  for  the  property  at  182  State 
street,  165  feet  south  of  Monroe,  2r>  by  120  feet,  east 
front,  reached  the  records  this  wefk.  The  consider- 
ation was  $300,000.  Thomas  A.  Aloran  a>  trustee  for 
the  owners,  an  estate  quit  claims  to  Owen  R. 
Trayner,  representing  the  purchasers,  the  owners  of 
the  Fair.  This  sale  was  Itilly  reporti-d  in  the 
Journal  a  few  weeks  ago. 

A  prominent  amusement  luaiiagi-r  is  said  to  be  ne- 
gotiating for  the  prurchase  or  lease  of  t  he  Libliy  Prisnti 
property,  on  Wabash  avenue  near  FIfte  nth  street. 
His  purpose  is  to  erect  an  immense  amusement  hall 
like  the  Madison  Square  Garden  in  New  York  A 
building  171  by  "284  feet  will  be  erected,  having  a  seat- 
ing capacity  of  10,000,  with  facilities  to  acctuumo- 
date  l.i,000  people  for  conventions.   If  a  satisfactcr/ 


1162 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  7,  1895 


lease  can  be  obtained  work  will  be  begun  on  the 
building  January  1. 

GREAT  INCREASE  IN  JUDICIAL  SALES. 

A  comparative  statement  of  the  judicial  sales  on 
the  Real  Estate  Board  for  the  past  four  years  shows 
a  great  increase  in  1895  over  1892  and  1893.  For  No- 
vember, 1895,  the  sales  are  double  in  number  those 
of  November.  1893,  and  are  mure  than  four  times  in 
aggregate  amount,  reaching  the  enormous  total  of 
$676,173  for  174  sales.  This  clearly  shows  that  fore- 
closures, which  constitute  fully  three-fourths  of  the 
judicial  sales,  are  on  the  increase  to  an  alarming  ex- 
tent. Building  and  loan  associations  figure  very 
largely  in  these  foreclosures. 

IMPROVEMENTS  AT  WINNETKA  PARK  BLUFFS. 

Winnetka  Park  Bluffs  is  being  greatly  benefitted 
by  substantial  improvements  in  and  around  it.  A 
system  of  ii  miles  of  macadamized  streets  with  brick 
gutters  is  now  well  under  way  and  will  be  completed 
in  early  spring.  The  entire  systems  of  water  and 
sewer  are  now  complete  and  the  new  f  15,000  depot  of 
the  Northwestern  Railroad  is  about  ready  for  occu- 
pancy. 


REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  MATTERS. 

At  Wednesday's  meeting  of  the  Chicago  Real  Es- 
tate Board  Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  William  A.  Bond, 
W.  D.Kerfoot,  H.  A.  Knott  and  L.  A.  Seeberger 
were  appointed  members  of  the  nominating  commit- 
tee to  propose  candidates  for  officers  of  the  Board  at 
the  next  meeting  which  will  be  held  on  Jan.  2,  1896, 
the  date  of  the  regular  meeting  falling  upon  a  holi- 
day. 

The  committee  appointed  to  confer  with  Recorder 
Chase,  about  the  recently  adopted  Torrens  sys- 
tem of  land  transfers  reported  progress  through 
L  A.  Saeberger. 

The  special  committee  appointed  to  push  proceed- 
ings against  the  forgers  of  $3,000  worth  of  real  estate 
mortgages  reported  through  E.  W.  Zander  that  the 
November  grand  jury  found  a  true  bill  against  eight 
of  the  accused.  In  the  case  of  two  of  the  indicted 
men  the  grand  jury  reconsidered  its  action  and  two 
others  have  fled  the  city,  but  four  have  been  held  in 
bonds  of  $-1,000  each,  and  the  conmittee  was  retained 
to  see  that  these  men  are  properly  prosecuted. 

PresidenL  Dunlap  Smith  announced  lhat  the  twen- 
ty-fifth informal  dinner  of  the  Board  will  be  held 
Monday,  Kith  inst.  The  subject  for  discussion  will 
be:  "The  City  Is  Badly  in  Need  of  Funds.  What 
Are  We  Going  to  Do  About  It?"  George  Birkhoff, 
Jr.,  was  appointed  chairman  of  the  evening  and  R. 
P.  Walker,  Charles  B  Rice  and  Frank  Riedle  were 
named  a  committee  on  arrangements. 

Mr.  Fishburn  reported  on  the  expenditures  of  the 
lake  front  defense  committee,  and  the  report  was  re- 
ferred back  to  the  committee,  jointly  with  the  ex- 
ecutive comm'ttee,  to  audit  the  accounts  and  obtain 
full  discharge  for  le^al  services  incurred. 

George  L  Warner  reported  on  the  part  of  the  ban- 
quet committee  that  the  thirteenth  annual  banquet 
of  the  board  would  be  given  January  16  at  the  Aud- 
itorium, and  he  predicted  that  the  affair  would  eclipse 
in  grandeur  any  of  its  predecessors. 

Since  the  appointment  of  the  nominating  commit- 
tee at  Wednesday's  meeting  of  the  board  the  cam- 
paign has  been  started  for  the  presidency.  This  is  the 
first  time  in  the  history  of  the  board  that  the  nom- 
inating committee— Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  William  A. 
Bond,  W.  D.  Kerfoot,  H.  A.  Knott  and  Louis  A.  See- 
berge'— is  not  composed  entirely  of  ex-presidents  of 
the  board.  Article  V  of  the  constitution  of  the  board, 
which  prescribed  this  exclusiveness,  was  amended  at 
the  October  meeting  and  President  Smith  availed 
himself  of  the  new  rule  in  appointing  two  members 
who  are  not  ex-presidents,  Messrs.  Knot  and  See- 
berger. The  present  committee  is  fair  to  both  ele- 
ments, the  older  or  conservative  and  the  younger  or 
progressive,  yet  at  this  early  date  it  is  conceded  that 
there  will  be  at  least  two  tickets  in  the  field.  Gossip 
concerning  availablec  andidates  centers  so  far  upon 
Edgar  M.  Snow,  Wyllis  W  Baiid,  Louis  A  Seeberger, 
Edwin  F.  Getchell,  Marvin  A.  Farr  and  Charles  L. 
Hammond. 


EFFECT  DF  THE  MINING  CRAZE  ON  REAL 
ESTATE. 

liutonemau  on  the  reporter's  round  among  the 
real  estate  firms  of  the  city  expressed  the  opinion 
that  speculation  in  mining  stocks  would  be  a  benefit 
to  the  real  estate  market;  all  others  interviewed 
held  the  opposite  opinion.   He  gave  no  other  explan- 
ation of  his  theory  than  that  it  would  lead  to  specu- 
lative activity  and  enable  brokers  and  their  clients 
to  make  many  commissions  and  profits  which  were 
denied  them  in  the  real  estate  field.    He  exhibited 
no  signs  of  insanity,  nor  of  sickness,  exoept  the 
peculiar  belief  that  the  real  estate  business  was  dead, 
for  want  of  any  stimnlus.    All  others  said  it  was  to 
be  deplored  if  we  were  to  have  a  mining  craze;  that 
the  majority  of  stocks  to  be  offered  on  the  market 
would  be  worthless,  and  that  every  dollar  so  invested 
would  be  a  loss  to  the  capital  that  should  find  its  way 
into  legitimate  business  and  real  estate.  Thousands 
of  flaming  circulars  and  pamphlets  are  scattered 
about  the  city,  and  in  the  various  offices  people  are 
seen  reading  the  "literature."   The  silliest  part  of  all 
this  farce  so  far  was  the  attempt  of  a  certain  news- 
paper that  was  started  to  boom  the  downtown  real 
estate  of  two  or  three  men,  to  introduce  the  South 
African  gold  mine  swindle.    Why,  the  veneer  was  all 
worn  off  that  in  London  a  year  ago  and  the  British 
had  given  up  all  hopes  of  ever  working  off  their 
worthless  shares  on  the  ever  increasing  crop  of 
suckers  in   America.    It  was   said   that  EngMsh 
investors  in  those  stock  had  caused  to  be  printed 
several  paid  write  ups  in  New  York  journals  with 
the  vain  hope  of  catching  the  ears  of  some  of  the 
fellows  who  loaded  them  down  with  the  very  much 
diluted  stocks  of  the  Union  Siock  Yards  and  Transit 
Company  reorgan  zed  a  few  years  ago.   They  thought 
to  get  even  by  a  similar  trick.    The  Journal  has 
not  been  a  party  to  either  fraud,  yet.   But  they  say 
that  if  the  Journal  wants  to  make  money  and  get 
ads.  to  fill  up  with  and  look  prosperous  it  must  at- 
tend to  mining  stocks  and  quote  them  as  soon  as  the 
Exchange  opens.    This  it  will  do,  and  it  will  look  for 
ads.  also,  for  anything  that  is  licensed  is  legitimate. 
However,  there  can  be  but  one  effect  of  mining  specu 
lation  on  real  estate  investments  in  Chicago,  and 
that  is  to  distract  people's  attention  from  real  estate 
and  lessen  the  amount  of  capital  that  would  other- 
wise flow  in  that  channel.     Already  some  of  the 
brokers  have  had  the  signs  on  their  doors  changed  so 
as  to  embrace  investments  of  all  kinds,  especially 
mining  stocks.    If  this  breeze  of  speculation  in  gold 
and  silver  mining  shares  will  have  the  effect  to  in- 
fuse a  little  animation  into  some  of  the  corpses  once 
engaged  in  the  real  estate  business  it  will  not  blow 
in  vain. 


The  liveliest  subdivision  in  Chicago  is  Givins  & 
Gilberts'  sub.,  northwest  corner  Diversey  and  Cali- 
fornia avenues.  Thirty- nine  additional  buildings 
are  now  in  progress  This  end  of  the  town  looks  like 
a  boom  town  in  Kansas  only  the  buildings  are  worth 
all  the  way  from $2,000  to $30,000  each;  $125  000  worth 
of  improvements  have  been  made  since  last  May— and 
land  is  actually  rising  in  value.  R.  C.  Givins  &  Co. 
are  managers  of  the  subdivision. 


W.  F.  O'Hearne  &  Co.  have  added  a  renting  depart- 
ment to  their  central  office  business  in  the  Tacoma 
Building.  Mr.  O'Hearne,  during  the  many  years  he 
was  engaged  in  the  hardware  business  on  the  West 
Side  acquired  and  improved  considerable  real  estate 
and  gradually  took  charge  of  property  for  others. 
From  the  time  of  opening  his  West  Side  office  up  to 
the  time  he  established  his  down  town  office  his  rent- 
ing list  so  increased  that  he  at  once  commenced  pre- 
liminary arrangements  for  a  down  town  renting  de- 
partment. This  firm  now  enjoys  the  confidence  and 
patronage  of  many  of  the  best  West  Side  real  estate 
owners.  The  West  Side  office  at  716  West  Van  Buren 
street  embraces  the  necessary  facilities  for  transact- 
ing the  business  of  mortgage  banking,  real  estate 
loans,  fire  insurance  and  renting.  The  down  town 
oflQce  is  located  at  405  Tacoma  Building. 


DESIRABLE  LOTS  AT  POPULAR  PRICES. 

About  six  and  a  half  millions  of  dollars'  worth  of 
real  estate,  mainly  unimproved  lots  and  acres  have 
changed  hands  in  the  northwest  section  of  the  city 
since  the  first  of  January  last.  The  region  of  great- 
est activity  embraced  in  the  above  statement  lies 
north  of  North  avenue  and  along  Belmont  avenue 
westward  to  Ridgeland  avenue.  Belmont  Heights  is 
the  name  given  to  a  new  residence  suburb  located  be- 
tween Wellington  avenue  on  the  south,  Belmont  av- 
enue on  the  north,  West  Sixty-first  street  on  the  east 
and  Ridgeland  avenue  on  the  west.  It  is  located  in 
the  northwestern  portion  of  the  city,  lying  at  a  high 
elevation  above  the  lake,  in  a  section  which  is  ad- 
mitted to  be  the  healthiest  within  the  city  limits, 
and  is  only  eight  miles  from  the  Court  House.  The 
Metropolitan  Elevated  road,  whose  main  line  has 
been  completed,  and  whose  Logan  Square  branch, 
which  runs  parallel  with  Milwaukee  avenue,  will 
connect  at  Logan  Square  with  the  Chicago  Passen- 
ger and  Traction  Company  electric  line  which  passes 
this  property.  The  depot  of  the  Dunning  branch  of 
the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  railroad  is  only 
two  block  from  the  property.  A  comparis  mot  prices 
of  lots  in  Belmont  Heights  with  those  of  vacant 
property  the  same  distance  from  the  city  hall  in  any 
other  part  of  Chicago  will  convince  any  fair-minded 
person  that  this  is  a  place  to  invest  spare  cash.  The 
prices  of  lots  are  $275,  The  terms  of  payment  will  be 
arranged  to  suit  purchaser.  The  title  is  perfect  and 
a  full  warranty  deed  and  abstract  are  given  with 
every  lot.  The  streets  are  graded  and  sidewalks 
laid.  Excursions  every  day.  For  tickets  and  par- 
ticulars apply  to  Max  L.  Wolff,  f  9  Dearborn  street. 

givins  and  gilbert's  SUBDIVISION. 

Equally  high  and  attractive  but  nearer  to  the 
center  of  business  is  Givins  and  Gilbert's  subdivision 
situated  in  the  northwest  corner  of  Diversey  and 
California  avenues,  convenient  to  the  station  on  Di- 
versey avenue  only  a  short  distance  from  the  prop- 
erty, known  as  Maplewood  which  is  the  second  sta- 
tion from  Wells  street  depot  on  the  Chicago  and 
Northwestern  R.  R.  It  is  also  convenient  to  the 
Metropolitan  Elevated  road  at  Logan  Square.  The 
fare  is  five  cents  each  way  by  this  line  and  but  5-i 
cents  on  the  Northwestern.  Street  improvements 
including  sidewalks,  sewers  and  water  pipes  are  al- 
ready in.  The  price  of  lots  is  $550  and  upward. 
Diversey  avenue  will  be  a  business  thoroughfare  from 
Lake  Michigan  west  to  the  city  limits  and  that  por- 
tion of  it  extending  from  Lincoln  Park  west  to  West- 
ern avenue  will  be  improved  as  a  boulevard.  For 
further  particulars  see  advertisement  in  this  issue. 


SMALL  INVESTORS  BO  SOUTH  AND  WEST. 


Cripple  Creek  mines  not  alone  beguile  the  investor 
of  small  means.  The  dealers  in  fruit  lands  in  Idaho, 
Missouri,  Arkansas  and  Colorado  have  agents  in  Chi- 
cago and  neighboring  cities  to  lure  the  homeseekers 
to  regions  where  there  is  no  severe  winter  and  where 
the  land  flows  with  milk  and  honey. 

Additional  home-seekers'  excursions  have  been  au- 
thorized by  the  Passenger  committee  of  the  Central 
Traffic  Association  at  a  rate  of  one  first-class  limited 
fare,  plus  $2  00  on  each  day  preceding  and  on  the 
several  dates  on  which  the  acceptance  of  such  tickets 
is  authorized  by  the  connecting  lines.  Advices  of 
additional  home-seekers,  excursions  hava  been  re- 
ceived as  follows:  On  Dec  3  and  17,  1895,  the  Queen 
and  Crescent  will  sell  home  seekers'  tickets  from  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  and  Lexington,  Ky.,  to  routes  over  which 
one-way  rates  properly  apply;  on  Nov.  26  and  27  and 
Dec.  10  and  11,  1895,  the  same  road  sold  and  will  sell 
home-seekers'  tickets  to  all  points  in  Arkansas 
and  Texas;  on  Nov.  27  the  Iowa  Central  sold 
home-seekers' excursion  tickets  from  Peoria  to  points 
on  its  line  in  Iowa,  north  of  and  including  Oskaloosa; 
Nov.  27  and  Dec.  11  the  Santa  Fe  and  St.  Louis  and 
San  Francisco  roads  wi  l  sell  excursion  tickets  to 
points  in  Arizona. 

It  has  been  remarked  by  several  wide  awake  brok- 
ers iu  this  city  that  if  Chicago  real  estate  men  stand 


December  7,  1895. 


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about  grumbling  about  special  assessments  and  a 
dull  real  estate  market  until  next  summer  that  the 
home-seekers  and  many  investors  will  seek  "greener 
pastures." 

GRAND  CALIFORNIA  EXCURSION. 

A  California  Excursion  of  Business  and  Professional 
Men  will  leave  Chicago  and  St.  Paul  Thursday,  Janu- 
ary 2,  and  February  6,  1896,  in  Pullman  Tourist 
Sleeping  Cars,  over  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St. 
Paul,  the  Union  Pacific  and  the  Southern  Pacific 
Railways,  via  Omaha  and  Ogden,  for  Sacramento, 
San  Francisco,  San  Jose  Monterey,  Los  Angles  and 
the  Fruit  Districts  of  California.  Best  of  company; 
lowest  possible  Tourist  rates;  Tourist  Sleeper- 
double  berth— from  Chicago  or  St.  Paul  to  San  Fran- 
cisco, $6  00.  If  you  are  going  as  a  tourist,  or  to  settle 
in  California,  take  this  train,  and  you  will  have  the 
best  of  company  and  comfort.  Sleeping  Car  berths 
should  be  engaged  at  once.  Send  orders  for  berth, 
with  cash,  to  F.  H.  Thorn,  City  Ticket  Agent  C,  M. 
&  St.  P.  Ry.,  365  Robert  street,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  or  C. 
N.  Souther,  City  Ticket  Agent  of  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry., 
95  Adams  street,  Chicago,  111. 

For  particulars  and  circulars  apply  to  nearest  Ticket 
Agent,  or  address  S.  Sherin,  Excursion  Manager, 
Palmer  House,  Chicago,  111. 


A  WONDERFUL  INVENTION. 


Perhaps  one  of  the  greatest  inventions  of  later 
years  is  the  Aeolian,  or  self-playing  organ.  Like 
other  organs  the  wind  is  supplied  either  by  the  ex- 
ertion of  the  player  or  by  a  motor  attachment.  The 
different  notes  are  summonded  by  a  perforated  paper 
roll,  each  selection  requiring  a  different  roll.  Dif- 
ferent stops,  as  on  an  organ,  call  for  the  different 
tonei  and  the  arrangement  of  swells  is  very  complete. 
The  effect  is  in  all  respects  that  of  an  organ.  The 
Aeolian  is  a  hard  instrument  to  do  justice  in  descrip- 
tion. Sceptics  are  best  convinced  by  hearing  it  played. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Rockwood  Brothers,  grocers,  have  begun  the  con- 
struction of  a  combination  wholesale  and  retail  store 
building  on  100x100  feet  of  ground  at  the  southeast 
corner  of  Nort  State  and  Ohio  streets.  The  build 
ing  wli  1  cover  this  entire,  ground  space  and  will  be 
40  feet  in  height.  It  will  be  of  mill  construction,  de- 
signed to  carry  heavy  weight,  and  the  exterior  will 
be  chiefly  plate  glass,  with  iron,  terra  cotta  and 
pressed  brick.  The  first  floor  will  be  used  for  retiil 
purposes  and  the  wholesale  department  will  be  on  the 
second  floor.  The  building  will  cost  about  $30,000. 
Jarvis  Hunt  is  the  architect, 

A  new  7-story  building  at  157  and  159  West  Jack- 
son street  has  been  condemned  by  the  City  Building 
Department.  The  structure  belongs  to  Martin  de 
Tamble  and  has  only  recently  been  completed  at  a 
cost  of  about  $100,000.  The  first  four  floors  were  oc- 
cupied for  manufacturing  purposes,  barring  one  part 
where  a  tailor  had  set  up  shop.  Machinery  had  been 
moved  in  and  was  in  operation  when  the  defect  was 
noticed.  The  Building  Department  went  to  work  and 
the  resultwas  a  man  was  sentin  a  hurry  to  Mr.deTam- 
ble,  the  owner,  with  a  peremptory  notice  to  order  his 
tenants  to  vacate.  They  were  notified  and  at  once 
moved  out.  The  investigation  showed  the  west  wall 
to  be  fourteen  and  one-half  inches  out  of  plumb. 
Architect  C.  H.  McAfee,  who  has  been  engaged  to 
reconstruct  the  building,  has  made  the  following 
statement:  -'The  foundations  of  this  big  building 
were  laid  in  dry  concrete  in  frosty  weather.  That 
was  bad  enough  as  it  was.  As  soon  as  the  weight 
began  to  make  itself  felt  the  concrete  'sqashed'  out 
and  the  wall  began  to  lean.  It  is  evidence  and  en- 
tirely probable  that  as  soon  as  the  'lean'  in  the  wall 
was  noticed  an  attempt  was  made  to  correct  it  by 
building  the  wall  back  in  the  other  direction— an  act 
of  folly,  to  say  nothing  worse  of  the  matter.  This 
made  he  wall  curve.  If  it  had  been  found  that  the 
building  back  process  had  gone  too  far  it  would  have 
been  necessary  to  build  the  other  way  again,  and  then 


one  side  of  the  structure  would  look  like  a  letter  S, 
though  much  modified,  of  course.  I  cannot  account 
for  the  building  instinct  which  would  prompt  a  man 
to  go  on  after  the  foundations  had  played  him  false, 
nor  do  I  pretend  to  place  the  blame  in  the  matter." 

C.  C.  Jonson  will  build  a  $30,000  apartment  house, 
100x62  feet,  at  5733  to  5739  Drexel  boulevard,  after 
plans  by  Architect  E.  C.  Jensen. 

Architects  Fry  &  Cunningham  have  made  plans  for 
an  apartment  house  which  will  be  built  at  the  north- 
east corner  of  Monroe  avenue  and  54th  street.  It  will 
be  44x78  feet,  of  brick  and  stone,  with  copper  cornice 
and  tile  roof.  Steam  heat  will  be  used.  The  total 
cost  will  be  3I!16,000, 

Plans  have  been  drawn  by  Architects  Furst  &  Ru- 
dolph for  a  4-story  apartment  house  to  be  built  for  E 
Hobbs  at  Nos.  3116-1320  Indiana  avenue.  The  con- 
struction will  be  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  the  inte- 
rior being  finished  in  hardwood  and  heated  by  steam. 
The  cost  will  be  about  $40,000. 

Messrs.  Halley  &  Clarke  have  engaged  Architect 
Louis  Martins  to  draw  plans  for  a  4  story  apartment 
house,  to  contain  sixteen  suites  of  apartments.  It 
will  be  50x82  feet  in  size,  the  first  story  and  basement 
to  be  of  buff  Bedford  stone,  and  above  this  will  be 
pressed  brick,  with  terra  cotta  trimmings  and  brick 
bays.  The  interior  will  be  finished  in  oak  and  Geor- 
gia pine,  have  the  best  of  all  sanitary  improvements, 
gas  and  electric  fixtures,  steam  heating,  etc.  The 
cost  will  be  about  $3f>,000.  I  will  be  built  at  the  cor- 
ner of  Lake  avenue  and  43d  street, 

Edward  C  La  Belle  has  prepared  plans  for  a  3-story 
and  basement  store  and  flat  building,  with  front  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  24x58  feet,  which  Theodor 
Deichmann  will  erect  at  1795  North  Halsted  ftreet  at 
a  cost  of  $6,000. 

Worthmann  &  Neebe  have  plans  in  preparation  for 
a  2-story  store.and  flat  building,  ii4x80  feet,  with  fa- 
cades of  buff  pressed  brick  and  stone,  to  be  erected 
by  E.  Goldback,  at  the  southeast  corner  Wabansia 
and  Elk  Grove  avenues,  at  a  cost  of  about  $8,000. 

Jul  de  Horvath  is  engaged  on  plans  for  a  big  store 
and  flat  building  on  one  of  the  leading  streets  of  the 
North  Side,  ownership  and  the  exact  location  being 
withheld  for  the  present  It  involves  the  innovation 
of  having  not  only  the  ground  floor  but  also  the  sec- 
ond story  designed  for  store  purposes.  The  building 
will  be  75x100  feet  in  size,  eight  stories  high,  of  brick 
and  stone,  and  will  cost  in  the  neighborhood  of  $100,- 
000. 

Ike  Irwin  has  prepared  plans  for  six  residences  at 
75th  street  and  Wabash  avenue  for  John  M.  Tabor  & 
Co.,  two  stories  and  basement,  25x38  feet  each,  built 
of  frame,  finished  in  hardwoods,  and  will  cost  in  all 
$15,000. 

Charles  A.  Strandtl  has  prepared  plans  for  an  apart- 
ment building  on  Prairie  avenue,  between  60th  and 
61st  streets,  for  C.  Vallentin,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, 25x82  feet,  have  stone  front,  mosaic  paved  ves- 
tibule, oak  finish  and  modern  improvements,  at  a 
cost  of  $9,000. 

Lamson  &  Eichberg  have  prepared  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  at  494  Paulina  street  for  W.  H. 
Lamson,  four  stories  and  basement,  25x90  feet,  have 
stone  front,  oak  finish,  steam  heat  and  modern  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  $12  000.  Also  plans  for  an 
apartment  building  on  West  Adams  street,  between 
Homan  and  St.  Louis  avenues,  for  John  B.  Smith. 
It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement,  have  stone 
front,  hardwood  finish, -steam  heat  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, at  a  cost  of  about  $9,000. 

G.  M.  Gunsteens  is  preparing  plans  for  a  flat  build- 
ing on  Maplewood  avenue,  near  Potomac  avenue,  for 
Jorgenson  Brothers  It  will  be  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, 22x83  feet,  have  front  of  stone,  with  bay  of 
same  material,  oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish  and  mod- 
ern improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

D.  E.  &  O.  H.  Postle  have  let  the  contract  for  two 
2-story  and  basement  residences  and  one  2-story  flat 
building,  of  various  dimensions,  to  be  built  of  brick 
and  stone,  at  6606  to  6610  St.  Lawrence  avenue,  for 
H.  K.Brooks,  to  cost  about  $13,000. 


Oscar  L.  McMurry  has  made  plans  for  a  residence 
on  Washington  boulevard,  near  Sacramento  avenue, 
for  Professor  C.  S.  Bartholf.  It  will  be  three  stories 
and  basement,  25x60  feet,  have  stone  front,  oak  fin- 
ish, parquet  floors,  hot  water  heating,  electric  light, 
and  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000. 

Niels  Buck  has  made  plans  for  a  number  of  im- 
provements for  Lake  View,  among  which  is  an  apart- 
ment building  at  the  southeast  corner  of  Belle  Plaine 
avenue  and  Perry  street,  for  himself.  It  will  cover 
58  feet  square,  three  stories  and  basement  have  stone 
front,  slate  tower  projection,  marble  and  tile  work, 
steam-heat,  gas  ranges,  and  the  latest  improvements, 
at  a  cost  of  $24,000.  He  also  made  plans  for  the 
Sheridan  apartment  building  on  Sheridan  drive,  fac- 
ing Wilton  avenue,  for  A.  L  Bletsch.  It  will  cover 
40x75  feet,  three  stories  and  basement,  have  stone 
front,  oak  finish,  steam  heat,  and  modern  improve- 
ments, at  a  cost  of  $20,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Lookland,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  for  the  pnrohase 
of  $6,000  sidewalk  bonds. 

Hnmestone,  Iowa. — The  taxpayers  of  this  place  have 
voted  to  issue  $25,000  bonds  for  a  new  jail. 

Viroqna,  Wis. — The  Vernon  Coanty  Board  voted  to  issue 
$15,000  in  bonds  to  build  a  coanty  house. 

Seattle,  Wash. — The  citizens  will  vote  Dec.  10  on  the 
question  of  issuing  $l,25i',000  waterworks  bonds. 

Columbus,  Wis. — The  city  voted  in  favor  of  issuing 
$25,000  in  bonds  for  a  complete  water  system. 

Kendrick,  Idaho. — The  Oonnoil  has  decided  to  readver- 
tise  for  bids  for  the  pnrohase  of  $11,000  waterworks  bonds. 

Shawano,  Wis. — It  is  announced  that  the  authorities  of 
this  place  are  about  to  issue  $15,0C0  bonds  for  bridge  pur- 
poses. 

JeSerscn  City.  Mo. — The  citizens  of  Coles  County  will 
vote  Dec.  3  on  the  question  of  issuing  $60,000  courthouse 
bonds. 

Astoria,  Ore. — Bids  will  be  received  Dec.  15  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $50,000  6  per  cent  twenty  year  city  bonds.  K. 
Osbarn,  Police  Judge. 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  Mont. — There  is  offered  for  sale 
by  School  District  No.  8  of  Meagher  County,  Mont.,  $13,000 
6  per  cent  refunding  bonds. 

Upiah,  Cal. — The  proposition  to  issue  $25,000  sewerage 
bonds  was  carried  by  a  large  majority.    J.  M.  Mannon. 

Pueblo,  Col.— Bids  will  be  received  Dec.  19  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $35,000  per  cent  ten  to  twenty  years  county 
refunding  bonds.    O.  U.  Henderson,  Coanty  Clerk. 

Youngstown,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  23 
for  the  purchase  of  $5,000  5  per  cent  two  to  six  year  side- 
walk bonds.    J.  Howard  Edwards,  City  Clerk. 

Galveston,  Texas. — The  city  will  shortly  dispose  of  $200,- 
00!)  worth  of  funding  bonds.  Address  Alderman  Ferrier, 
chairman  of  the  Finance  Committee  of  the  City  Council. 

Hillsboro,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Dec.  19  for 
the  purchase  of  $65,000  6  per  cent  school  bonds,  payable 
iu  the  years  1902  to  1938,  inclusive.  A.  W.  Downbam, 
Clerk. 

Hillsboro,  Mo. — An  election  will  be  held  in  JefiEerson 
Oounty,  Mo.,  on  Dec.  3,  for  the  purpose  of  voting  on  the 
proposition  of  issuing  Court  House  bonds  to  the  amount 
of  $60,000. 

Washington  C.  H.,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until 
Dec.  10  for  the  purchase  of  $15,000  6  per  cent  county 
bonds,  dated  Dec.  1,  1895,  and  payable  Deo.  1,  1905.  T. 
J.  Lindsey,  County  Auditor. 

Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  Dec.  9  for  the 
purchase  of  $20,000  30-year  5  per  cent  village  bonds. 
Robert  A.  Armstrong,  Village  Clerk,  room  340,  Smith 
Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Ord,  Neb. — Bids  will  be  received  until  December  2  for 
the  purchase  of  $50,0  '0  6  per  cent  Ord  irrigation  district 
of  Valley  County  bonds.  Payable  in  eleven  to  twenty 
years,  inclusive.    E.  P.  Clements,  secretary. 

Miles  City,  Mont. — The  Council  has  passed  an  ordinance 
authorizing  the  issuance  of  $17,000  in  bonds  for  the  pur- 
chase of  the  electric  plant  and  water  works.  The  bonds 
will  be  prepared  for  market  as  soon  as  possible. 

Cleves,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Dec.  2  for  the 
purchase  of  |i,200  5  per  cent  5  to  10  years'  sidewalk  bonds. 
V.  M   Henderson,  Village  Clerk. 

Allegan,  Mich. — Special  meeting  will  be  called  to  vote 
on  the  question  of  bonding  the  village  for  $3,500  or  $4,C00 
to  secure  money  to  insure  the  location  of  a  bicycle  factory. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JODRNAL. 


December  7,  1895. 


Forman,  N.  D. — Voted  for  $2,500  bonds  for  sinking  ar 
tesian  wells. 

Lisbon,  N.  D. — Question  of  issning  f  10,000  waterworks 
bonds  was  carried. 

Goshen,  Ind. — School  Board  voted  to  issue  flO,000 
school  bonds  to  pay  indebtedness. 

Trenton,  Mich. — The  citizens  have  under  consideration 
the  issue  of  $10,000  waterworks  bonds. 

Fargo,  Minn. — The  city  has  voted  to  issue  $30,000  in 
bonds  for  the  extension  of  sewer  and  water  mains. 

Sherman,  Tex . — Ooancil  passed  ordinance  authorizing 
the  issue  of  $25,000  worth  of  6  per  cent  bonds. 

Rooky  Ford,  Ool. — The  town  has  voted  to  issue  $3,000  in 
bonds  for  the  purpose  of  sinking  an  additional  well. 

San  Antonio,  Tex. — Oity  will  vote  on  question  of  issuing 
$50,000  street  improvement  bonds  in  the  near  future. 

Lake  Oity,  Fla. — The  Oity  Oouncil  has  ordered  an  elec 
tion  Deo.  lu  for  the  issuance  of  bonds  for  public  improve- 
ments. 

Sulphur  Springs,  Tex. — Hopkins  County,  Tex .  will 
issue  |20,oro  court  house  bonds,  authorized  by  the  At 
torney-General. 

Preston,  Minn. — The  village  has  voted  in  favor  of  issu 
ing  $18,000  water  and  light  bonds. 

Oarrollton,  Ga. — A  bill  has  passed  Legislature  anthoriz' 
ing  the  issue  of  $20,000  school  bonds. 

Gladwin,  Mich. — The  Gladwin  County  Board  has  decided 
to  issue  $8,000  6  per  cent  refunding  bonds. 

Eimwood  Place,  Ohio. — The  question  of  issuing  $10,000 
refunding  bonds  is  to  be  given  another  hearing. 

Providence,  R.  I. — At  meeting  of  Town  Council  Nov.  6 
the  Town  Treasurer  was  authorized  to  borrow  $40,000. 

Blunt,  S.  D.— The  township  board  has  voted  to  limit  the 
issuance  of  bonds  to  bore  an  artesian  well  to  $6,000. 

Rochester,  Pa. — The  citizens  voted  by  651  to  52  to  issue 
$60,000  in  bonds  for  the  building  of  a  new  waterworks. 

Meiiden,  Miss. — The  Financial  Committee  has  been  au- 
thorized to  advertise  for  bids  for  the  purchase  of  $100,000 
improvement  bonds. 

Newbury,  Ore. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  2,  1895, 
for  the  purchase  of  $15,000  5  per  cent  twenty-year  gravity 
water  system  bonds.    J.  G.  Hadley,  Oity  Recorder. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

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16  in  the  reeub  of  Its  15  to  20  in  b  1,  of  b  3  in  Lyman.  Larned  &  Wood- 
bridge's  sub  of  the  s  '/,  of  the  n  w  H  and  the  n  w  !4  of  the  n  e  of 
sec  11  88  14.  Dec  17,  U  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  master,  88  and  90  Wash 
lug  kl,  Lt  a  . 


Wash  Hgts.  Morgan  Pk.  It  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  1,  2,  3  and  the  s  93  ft  of  It 
tt'i^  L^^t     Z^u^^Fi'.  °*  '*2.  «8.  38.  39  and  40  of  snb  of  g  «  of 

17  °*      *  '°  '3  and  the  n  57  ft  of  Its  4  and  8  in  b  "E 

i>ec  17,  11  a  m  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  blk.  L  N. 


O  &  0  0  &  D  no's  snb,  It  41  in  b  142  of  sees  6  and  t  37 
m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 


15.    Deo  17,  11 1 


Ogden's  enb,  Its  19  to  22  in  b  42;  also  Us  31  and  82  in  b  1  in 
Deo  24, 11  a  m.  Bertha  Grelner,  admtrx.  L  N. 


Lee's  add. 


Holland  &  Frear's  sub.  Its  4  and  5  of  Its  4  and  5  of  Its  4,  6  and  6  in  Mil 
u'eIIU  East         't.'°^^  '  '°  "      '^"^  "  2  in  the  sub  o?  U  73 

Wa^hlng^onsrLN!"  '""'^  «"««"'  "0 


Canal  Tnistees  sub.  It  31  of  subblk  2  of  b  17  of  sec  33  39  14 
am.  Walter  Butler,  master  56  Portland  blk.  L  N. 


Dec  11,  11 


^°^'rwTi?^'a?teT,tl^o'l^;%\^l?;  'J^.  W       *     ^  2  P  n.. 

Monroe's  sub  It  14  in  b  2  of  the  n  8  50-100  chains  of  the  e  14  2S  ion 


Lt  35  in  the  sub  of  the  8  4  acres  of  the  n  16  acres  of  the  n  e  !i  of  the  u 
e  !4  of  sec  9  38  14.  Deo  9,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  Nos  336  to  344  Wabash  av.  Deo  9.  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait 
master.  L  N. 

Cochran's  sub,  Its  17  and  18  in  b  8  of  the  w  Y,  of  the  u  e  M  of  see  8  40 
14.  Deo  10,  2  pm.  HL  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Oorwith's  resub.  Its  4  and  6  in  b  4  of  Its  81  to  120,  Its  124  to  140,  Its  144 
to  150  and  Its  152  to  157  In  the  w  Vt  of  the  s  e  H  of  sec  36  39 13.  Deo  7. 
1  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  NOR. 

Pratt's  snb.  It  4  in  b  9  of  Its  6.  9  20  and  2^  in  the  Supr  Ct  ptn  of  the  s 
H  of  the  s  w  »4  of  the  e  w  !i  of  sec  22  39  13.  Deo  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M 
Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 

Campbell's  snb.  enblt  61  of  Its  2,  S.  6.  7,  and  II  in  b  6  in  Rockwell's 
add.  Dec  16.  11  a  m.  .Tos  J  Lapping,  guardian.  NOR. 

Premises  No  739  63d  ot  and  741  63d  ot  and  745  6Sd  ct  and  749  63d  ct 
Dec  10,  10  a  m.  Jan  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Library  sub.  It  46  in  b  6  of  the  s  e  %  of  the  n  e  ^  of  sec  8  S8 14  Dpo  6 
10  am.  Thos  laylor  Jr  master,  702  Ohlcago  Opera  House.  NCR. 

Kay's  add.  It  38  in  b  6,  being  a  snb  in  see  8  38  14.  Nov  23.  U  a  m 
Isydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  St.  NOR. 

Casey's  sub.  Its  22  to  25  in  b  2  of  bs  1,  2.  3  and  4  of  Freer's  sub  of  the  w 
^  of  the  n  e  >4  of  sec  22  39  13.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master. 

Burnham,  Its  16  and  17  in  b  12.  Its  45  and  46  in  b  13,  Us  2,  35  and  36  in 
b  16,  It  10  in  b  18,  Its  1,  2  and  6  in  b  2i),  he  uud  '/i  of  Us  9  and  10  in  b 
8,  the  und  H  of  It  25  in  b  20  and  und  %  ot  It  26  in  b  20  ot  sec  6  36  15. 
Nov  30,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Kedzie  bldg.  L  N. 


Keith's  eub.  It  22  in  the  sub  of  the  s  e  X  of  sec  14  38  14. 
H  L  Wait,  masier,  110  La  Salle  St.  L  N. 

Newberry's  add.  It  13  in  b  17. 
tor.  L  N. 


Dec  2,  2  p  m 


Deo  9, 11  a  m.  Jacobina  Wej;ener,  execu 

Lt  1  in  the  sub  of  Us  67,  68  and  69  of  the  enb  of  the  n  e  !4  of  the  n  e  >4 
•>f  the  s  e  »4  of  seo  13  3J  13.  Deo  12,  3  pm.  Byron  S  Alien,  admtr.  L  N 

Robert's  sub,  it  3  of  pt  of  the  n  of  the  s  w  !4  of  the  n  e  M  of  sen  10 
38  14.  Dec  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  liutler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.    L,  N. 

Shorten  trustee  snb.  It  1  and  all  It  2  (ex  the  w  76  ft)  iu  b  10  of  the  n  H 
of  the  n  e  ^  ot  sec  26  38  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master 
L  N. 

Smith's  add,  the  n  Vi  of  It  14  in  b  3,  a  sub  ot  bg  17,  18,  19.  20,  21,  and  22 
in  the  Assessor's  div  of  the  «  w  of  sec  22  39  14.  Deo  9,  11  a  m  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Taooma  bldg.  L  N. 

Irving  Pk,  Dietz  add.  It  18  in  b  2  in  th«  n  e  !4  of  sec  22  40  13.  Deo  7,  11 
am.  Agnes  Gettiugs,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Stock  Yards,  Foreman's  add.  It  39  in  b  3  In  the  n  e  H  of  the  u  w  k  of 
^60^8^8  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  halle  st 

Cook  &  Anderson's  sub,  It  20  in  b  3  of  the  w '/4  of  the  n  e  >i  of  8"c  24 
N  O  R^'"'  *  ™'  ^*''''8''>  master.  526  Opera  House  bldg. 

Oakenwald's  snb.  the  w  V4  of  It  10  in  the  s  '/,  ot  the  n  e  J-i  of  sec  34  39 
14.  Nov  22.  Ham.  Hiram  Barber,  master.  NOR. 


Canal  Trus'ees  sub.  It  5  in  the  snb  of  It  2  in  b  20  of  seo  29  39  14 
11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 


Nov  29 


Sheffield  add.lt  36  in  subblk  2  of  b  19. 
master.  1313  Ashland  bU.  N  0  R. 


Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Jos  P  Mahoney 


Walker'B  snb.  It  85  in  b  34  ot  bs  33,  84,  47  and  a  part  of  48  in  the  sub  of 
860  19  39  14.  also  It  6  in  b  1  and  It  6  in  b  2.  in  Kralovec  &  Kaspar's 
snb.  of  the  e  54  ot  the  n  e  ^4  of  seo  26  39  13.  Dec  7.  Ham.  Anna 
Fllip,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Hnmboldt  Pk.  Gross' 2nd  add.  It  13.  Deo  7,  Ham.  H  L  Palludnn 
admtr.  NOR. 

Edleon  Pk,  Its  36  to  40  In  b  5.  Nov  29,  Ham.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master 
1109  Tacoma  bldg.  NOR. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Ooi's  add.  It  138,  a  f  ub  of  the  e  hf  of  the  s  w  !i 
of  seo  20  38  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  HO  La  Salle 
St.  NOR. 

Hobb's  sub.  Its  52  and  63  of  pt  of  the  s  '/j  of  thb  n  w  ^  of  seo  18  41  14 
Nov  29.  U  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens  master.  NCR. 

Hamilton'3  sub.  It  4  of  5  acre^  in  the  w  Y,  of  the  n  e  H  of  see  6  39  14 
Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  Salle  et.  NCR. 

Miller.  Phillips  &  Kehr's  sub,  Us  8,  9  and  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  of  thi 
n  w  54  of  the  s  e  also  Its  18.  19,  :i7,  38  a  .d  39  in  b  2  of  Euerhar.' 
sub  of  Ihe  s  H  of  the  n  w  of  s  e  !-4  in  sec  14  38  13,  Nov  29.  1  p  10 
Wm  F  Cooper,  master.  NCR. 


Th08  Taylor  Ji 


Lt  12  of  b  28  of  eec's  5  and  6  37  15.  Nov  29,  10  a  m. 
master,  702  Chicago  Opera  House.  NOR. 

Kizer  &  Williaso's  sub.  Its  18  to  21  in  b  I,  of  the  n  e  K  of  seo  31  37  15 
Dec  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Salle  st.  NCR. 

Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Ed 


Keeley's  snb,  It  14  of  It  45  in  b  25  in  seo  29  39  14. 
muna  Filzgibbon,  admtr.  NOR. 


Johnston  &  Lee's  sub.  It  24  in  b  7  ot  the  s  w  Vi  of  sec  20 
11  a  m.  Maria    upa,  admtrx.  NOR. 


I  14.  Nov  30 


Evanston,  Kedzie  it  Keeney's  add,  It8  19  and  20  in  b  6 
Jas  B  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  N. 


Dec  17,  10  a  m . 


''f:':\chvr.  v:n':Li':'r'r^^    -  ^  of  .eo  h  38 «. 


Reaper's  add.  Its  21,  22  and  32  in  b  5,  being  a  pt  ot  (he  original  b  5  <  f 
Moore's  sub  of  Ihe  e  54  of  the  n  w  14  of  sec  30  39  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m 
Jas  Valentine,  admtr.  NOR. 

Gehr's  sub.  Us  14  and  15  in  b  7  in  Hamburg  of  bg  23  and  24  in  (he 
OarjBl  Trustees  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Franz  Koik 
admtr.  NOR. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo's  sub.  Its  1,  2  and  4  la  b  8  of  sees  5  ani  6  37  16;  also  li 
13  in  b  3  of  Berger's  add  to  Hyde  Pk.  being  a  snb  of  the  e  w  H  of  'ec 
32  38  15.  Nov  19,  Ham.  P  L  Sherman,  master,  56  Reaper  blk 
NOR. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add,  an  nnd  Yt  of  It  17  in  b  7  being  a  sub  of  the  s 
e  H  of  the  n  w  14  sec  31  40  14.  Nov  30,  Ham.  CJhas  J  Krumeeig. 
admtr.  NCR. 

Oonger  &  Davis  sub.  Its  24  to  46  in  b  1,  and  Its  24  to  46  in  b  2  of  the  s  H 
of  the  w  Yt  of  the  e  V4  of  the  w  54  of  the  n  e  %  of  sec  5  39  39  13.  Nov 
22,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings.  master.  701  Kedzie  bldg.  NCR. 

Bryant's  eub,  all  of  b  1  (ex  Us  18,  19  and  20)  of  the  s  Y,  of  the  w  54  of 
the  8  w  14  of  the  n  w  of  sec  13  37  13;  also  Its  37  to  48  in  b  1,  said 
sub.  Nov  25.  10  am.  Thns  Taylor  Jr,  master,  702  Chicago  Opera 
House  bldg.  L  N.  .  »  »- 

Rockwell's  add.  It  36  In  the  sub  of  It  4  in  b  8.  Nov  25,  1  p  m.  Geo  Mills 
Rogers,  master,  li  o  Wnshiugton  st.  L  N. 

Enlette  A  Oo's  sub.  It  38  In  b  6  of  the  e  e  >4  of  the  s  e  M  of  sec  19  37  14 
Nov  26,  10  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  L  N. 

Piatt's  sob.  Its  29  and  30  of  It  14  in  Seipp's  sub,  of  the  w  H  of  the  n  w 
H  ot  seo  25  38  14.  Nov  26,  11  a  m.  Hiram  Barber,  maeter,  626 
Opera  House  bldg.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trustee's  sub.  It  18  in  b  6  of  the  w  pt  of  seo  6  89  14.  Nov  26,  11  a 
m.  Walter  Butlbr,  master,  66  Portland  blk.  L  K. 

Russell,  Mather  &  Robert's  add.  eublt  7  of  Us  9  and  10  in  b  Id.  Deo  7, 
11  a  m.  Ohas  E  Schlytern,  executor.  L  N. 


Givins  & 
Gilbert's 

GREAT  NORTHWEST 
SUBDIVISION 

NEW  ELECTRIC  LINE;  5c.  PARE 

This  subdivision  is  situated 
on  the  northwest  corner  of  Di- 
versey  and  California  avenues. 
The  land  is  high  and  dry,  and 
convenient  to  the  station  on 
Diversey  avenue,  a  short  dis- 
tance from  the  property,  called 
Maplewood,  being  the  second 
station  from  Wells  street  depot 
on  the  Chicago  &  North-Wes- 
tern  Ry.  It  is  also  convenient 
to  the  Metropolitan  L  Road  at 
Logan  Square  Station;  fare  5 
cents  to  business  center  of  the 
city. 

Electric  cars  run  close  to  the 
property.  On  the  North-West- 
ern  road  it  is  but  fifteen  min- 
utes' ride;  fare  for  monthly 
tickets,  about  5  1-2  cents. 

Sidewalks,  sewers  and  lake 
water  pipes  placed  in  every 
street. 

Liberal  arrangements  made 
with  those  who  will  build  good 
houses. 

Lots  $550  and  upward.  El- 
ectric cars  to  run  on  California 
avenue. 

Terms  on  the  cheaper  lots, 
$100  cash,  and  $10  per  month. 
On  the  higher-priced  lots,  one- 
fifth  cash,  and  the  balance  on 
easy  payments.  Interest  at  6 
per  cent. 

Diversey  avenue  will  be  a 
business  thoroughfare  from 
the  Lake  west  to  the  western 
limits  of  the  city.  That  portion 
of  Diversey  avenue  running 
west  from  Lincoln  Park  ^to 
Western  avenue  vvill  be  im- 
proved as  a  boulcvDjd,  but  the 
street  opposite  this  property 
will  be  a  business  street.  New 
bridge  now  being  built  on  Di- 
versey avenve. 

To  those  who  can  pay  cash 
for  their  lots  we  will  secure 
building  loans  at  a  reasonable 
rate  of  interest. 

Local  Agent,  JOHN  H.  SAMPSON. 
Branch  Office,  cor.  California  &  Diversey  Aves. 

Robert  C.  Givins  and  Co., 

TEL.  MAIN  3405.     96  Washington  St 


December  7,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1167 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Dec.  5,  1895. 

bales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   28* 

0!t7,  under  $1,000...   97 

Oounty  ,   91 


Amonat. 
$a,62H.R91 
67,785 


Total  ^   475 


$2,833,229 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Dec.  6,  1894. 

Sales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000    298 

City,  under  1,000...   121 

Oounty   126 


Amount. 
$1,6611  248 
70,458 
540,874 


Total   644 


$2,171,680 


Aberdeen  8^;,  125  ft  n  of  733,  e  f  50x124}^, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  8.  Q  Clarke  to  P 

Angsten  $4,500 

Aberdeen  st,  199  ft  8  of  72d,  e  f  25z.lU^, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  18.  P  Aagsten  to 

F  H  Bartholomew   $3,nno 

Aberdeen  st,  13"  ft  n  of  G4th.  e  f  25xl  '4; 

Nov  29.  A  J  Taylor  to  J  A  Staller. *5.f)00 
Adnms  8t,  149  ft  w  of  Kedzie  av,  b  f  i5x 
182  7  10;  Nov  27.  A  Lanqaist  to  H 

Erloseon  |8,7£0 

Adams  at,  261  ft  e  of  8  45th  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Nov  16.  A  Anderson  to  T  F  Robin- 

Bon  $!,ino 

Adams  st.  230  ft  w  of  St  Lonia  av,  n  f  25x 
142;  Nov  18.  A  0  Stover  et  al  to  H  W 

Peroe  $^,250 

Albany  av,  2'iO  ft  n  of  13th  at.  e  f  25x 
1441^;  Nov  29.  0  J  Patzeltto  W  H  Lam- 
son   $3,000 

Albany  av,  178  ft  n  of  W  S3d  st,  e  f  25x 

125;  Nov  29.  J  Gorski  to  R  Goraki.fl.OnO 
Albany  av,  71  ft  n  of  Congress  st,  w  f  25x 
75 ;  Nov  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K  Yonng. 

reoeiver  $7  000 

AUport  st,  '44  ft  n  of  W  21st,  w  f  24x125; 

Aug  15.  V  Svoboda  to  A  Charvat. .  |8,0(I0 
Allport  st,  50  ft  n  of  W  19th,  e  f  25x125; 

Oat  30.  0  Meier  to  M  Matonsek  .$2,560 
Anthony  av,  141  ft,  a  e  of  Keefe,  s  w  f  30 
xl25;  Nov  27.  H  S  Shedd  to  B  J  Glasen 

 $1,200 

Anthony  av,  128  ft  a  e  of  Vinoennes,  n  e  f 
50x125,  more  or  lees;  Nov  29.  T  A  Fay 

to  H  S  Shedd  $3.noO 

Anthony  av,  100  f t  n  w  of  Keefe,  s  w  f  50 
xl25;  Sep  9.  C  F  Smith  to  H  8  Shedd 

 $2,000 

Anthony  av,  n  e  cor  Keefe,  8  w  f  100x125; 

Sep  10.  L  Hogneto  same   $.'>,000 

Armitage  av,  24)^  ft  w  of  Ballon  st,  n  f 
25x15'";  Nov  30.  H  Klnte  to  B  Vogea 

  ..$4,800 

Austin  av,  72  ft  e  of  Smart  st,  n  f  24x125; 
Nov  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Golden  Rnle 

Bcilding  and  Loan  Assn  $3,8(.'0 

Avenue  N  s  e  oor  107th  st,  w  f  75x125; 

Nov  29.  J  Horeoky  to  B  Horeoky .. $1,700 
Avenue  "L"  133  ft  s  of  100th  st,  e  f  I2>^x 
125;  Jan  28.  J  Eriokson  to  0  G  Oster- 

berg  $1,.300 

Avenue  "M"  100  ft  n  of  102d  at.  e  f  25x 
126;  Nov  18.  E  E  Taylor  to  W  Maitland 

 $1,826 

Avers  av,  n  e  oor  Augusta  st,  w  f  25xr?5; 

Nov  25.  J  A  HiDZ  'o  J  Newmann . .  *3,000 
Avenue  L,  s  w  oor  l'i2d  st,  e  f  37x12.'i;  Nov 

11.  J  Winkrantz  to  E  M  Cross  #1  00 

Barry  av,  531  ft  e  of  North  Clark  st.  n  f 
50x170;  Nov  30.   J  Oolford  to  F  M 

Keough  *6,000 

Bi8=>eU  st,  3.50  ft  s  of  School,  e  f  37t^t  I  5; 
Nor  29.  O  Erlandson  to  0  G  Eriand-on 

 $2,800 

Bissell  at,  n  w  cor  Dayton,  n  e  f  73)i50, 
more  or  less;  Oct  2.  E  H  Will  to  A  F 

Mueller  $13,000 

Blue  Island  av,  77  ft  n  e  of  W  16th  at,  n 
w  f  24x120;  Deo  5.  T  Mathews  to  L 

Klages  $7,000 

Bonaparte  at,  293  ft  e  of  Look,  a  f  27x 

109;  Nov  13.  V  V  Gray  to  J  J  Bnse.$2,200 
Butler  st,  98  ft  a  of  29th,  w  f  25x124  8-10; 
Sep  16.  8  D  Swayne  to  T  E  Murray 

....  $3,850 

Byron  st,  a  e  oor  W  50th,  n  f  200x123; 
Nov  15.  P  F  Haynea  et  al  to  0  J  Murphy 

et  al    $2,700 

California  av,  238  ft  n  of  W  14th  at;  w  f 
26x150;  Nov  26.  R  Schneler  to  C  Schnei- 
der  $6,000 

Calumet  av,  231  ft  a  of  26th  at,  e  f  86  9-10 
xl80;  Nov  27.  G  Sohweinfurth  et  al  (by 

assignee)  to  J  B  Heaney  $17,300 

Calumet  av,  242  ft  n  of  53d  at.  e  f  .33x 

1503^;  .  B  A  Mwk  to  M  B  MoKee 

 ,  $4,600 


Campbell  av,  n  e  oor  Marianna  st,  w  f  25 
Ti\-i6,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  3.  R  F  Shank- 
lin  to  M  B  Oviatt  $6  000 

Carroll  av,  n  e  oor  Wood  st,  s  f  24x124; 
Nov  29.  F  H  Graham  to  J  McOabe. $9,500 

Central  Park  av,  206  ft  s  of  Conttlaud,  e 
f  60x125;  Nov  26.  E  8  Dreyer  to  R 
Langner   $1.2fO 

Center  av,  n  e  oor  W  17th  st,  w  f  24x120; 
Nov  20.  Mast  in  Chy  to  R  Brand.  .$t!.496 

Champlain  av,  298  ft  s  of  67th  st,  e  f  25x 
123  8-10;  Sep  30.  J  M  Higginbotbam  to 
M  A  Arnold  |5,n00 

Champlain  av,  110  ft  n  of  48th  et,  w  f 
16%xrJ4;8ep  28.  0  W  LobdelltoFP 
Voslsink  $5,900 

Charlotte  st,  100  ft  w  of  W  4'^th,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  27.  M  A  Kniffin  to  A  Hanna- 
way  $5,000 

Chester  st,  416  ft,  more  or  less,  w  of  Cly- 
boorn  av,  n  f  4813^  ft  thro  to  Chicago 
River;  Nov  22.  C  W  Fullerton  to  G  Lill 
 $47,500 

Ohioigo  av,  n  w  oor  Hamlin,  a  f  25x126; 
Oct  18.  F  Al-ip  ei  al  to  M  A Isip . .  .$1 ,250 

Claremont  av.  200  ft  n  of  Gren^haw  st,  e 
f  .33x125;  Nov  18.  J  A  O'Conoell  to  F  J 
O'Oonnell   $4,100 

Olaremort  av.  69  ft  s  of  Ema  pi,  e  f  23x 
lOU;  Mar  1,'93.  A  Larson  to  A  R  Lecz 
   $2,200 

Clark  at  S,  160  ft  n  of  106th,  w  f  371^x121; 
Nov  1.  W  H  Skinner  to  Q  Palmgren 
  $i.50n 

Clark  st  S,  125  ft  n  of  E  19th,  e  f  25x78«^; 

Nov  8.  P  Angaten  lo  G  ^larke  ..  $5,500 
Colorado  av,  opp  Albany,  s  f  2  x65,  more 
or  leaa;  Nov  20.  K  E  Mordock  to  B  Par- 

aona  $3,000 

Commercial  av,  38  (-10  ft  s  of  92d  st,  w  f 
25x140;  Deo  3.  A  Bitz  et  al  to  A  Bnsse 

 $15,0Cn 

Commercial  av,  63  7  10  ft  s  of  92d  at,  w  f 

25x140;  Deo  3.  Same  to  F  Hu=ise  $15,0C0 
C'orgress  st,  240  ft  e  of  Center  av,  s  f  22x 

80;  Nov  16.  A  Dooley  to  A  Darrie.  .$1,800 
Congress  at,  197  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  n  f 
25x102;  Nov  11.  W  H  Moore  to  J  Brown 

 $2,450 

Cornelia  at,  246  ft  w  of  N  48th  av,  a  t  25x 
125;  Nov  26.  M  H  Evans  to  LS  Bdugher 

  $i.500 

Curtis  at,  88  ft  s  of  Ohio,  w  f  2-xll6;  Nov 

25.  L  R  Johnson  to  A  T  Johnson.  .$2,500 
Davis  at,  n  e  cor  Le  Moyne,  w  f  104x265; 
May  12.  A  J  Thiele  to  Catholic  Bishop 

of  Chicago  $15,000 

Dayton  st,  221  ft  n  of  Clay,  w  f  48x125; 
Deo  4.  J  Peterson  to  O  M  Peteraon 

 ,  $14,000 

Dayton  et,  462  ft  a  of  Addison,  e  f  25xl2o; 

Nov  18.  E  Stock  to  F  A  Lindblom  $1,850 
Dearborn  st,  42  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  21x100, 
more  or  less;  Nov  25.  0  Waide  to  H  Pen- 
shorn  $4,000 

Dearborn  at,  175  ft  n  of  50th,  e  f  35xl(  0; 

Oct  22.  F  Nowak  to  8  T  Cooper.  .$16,000 
Desplaices  at,  250  ft  n  of  120th,  e  f  25x 
123;  Nov  1.  S  Anderson  to  G  B  Parker 

 $4,000 

Diveraey  av,  s  e  oor  of  Lawndale,  w  f  33x 

125;  Nov  29.  J  Cratty  to  A  Stein.. $1,3C0 
Divieion  at,  72}4  ft  e  of  Ridgeway  av,  n 
f  24x125;  Nov  27.  W  0  Bartela  to  J  A 

Wal-h   $1,000 

Douo'las  Park  blvd,  a  e  cor  By  ford  ay,  n 
f  251^x162;  Nov  27.  E  B  Keller  to  J  F 

Mitchell  $2,fi00 

Drexel  av,  50  ft  a  of  52d  at,  w  f  50x109; 

Nov  27.  J  T  Hall  to  J  A  MoGill  ...$7,600 
Drexel  av,  123  ft  s  of  65th  at,  e  f  25x126; 
Nov  20.  I  S  Rieaeneoker  to  R  J  Billa 

 $10,000 

East  End  av,  530  ft  a  of  82d  at,  e  f  67x15, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  26.  L  D  Oortright 

to  F  M  K  Root  $6,000 

Eastwood  av,  248  ft  e  of  Sheridan  drive, 
B  f  54x124;  June  10   J  A  Young  to  G  M 

Davis   $3,500 

Eddy  at,  n  w  oor  Lawndale  av,  a  f  50x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  1.  C  A  Day  to  W 

G  Hughea  $+.000 

Eddy  st,  aame  ppty;  Nov  1.  W  G  Hughea 
to  Commonwealth  Loan  a-jd  Building 

Aaan  *4,000 

Eightj-ninth  st,  99  ft  e  of  Ministee  av,  a 
f  24.9x115;  Nov  29.  F  C  Peoher  to  P  J 

Rabey  il.200 

Elizabeth  st,  275  ft  s  of  69th.  e  f  26x124; 

Nov  26 .  B  A  Jay  to  M  0  Farrant . .  $1,"60 
Elizabeth  av,  49  ft  n  of  89th  at,  e  f  EOx 
124;  Nov  16.  H  E  Blood  to  W  E  Bell 

 $1,600 

Ellia  av,  266  ft  a  of  63d  st,  w  f  25x132; 

Oct  26.  G  Preble  to  L  Newbauer.  ..$7,000 
Ellis  av,  180  f  t  n  of  39th  at,  w  f  20x78; 


Nov  29-  Mast  in  Chy  to  Presbyterian 
hospital   *4,400 

Elston  av,  n  e  cor  of  Clare,  a  w  f  25x'y5; 
Nov  30  A  F  Robinson  to  A  H  MoVny 
  $1,6C0 

Elston  av,  n  w  cor  Forest,  a  w  f  75xi05; 
Nov  26.  A  Prehler  lo  L  R  Bain  . . .  $2,i  00 

Elston  av.  200  ft  a  e  of  Selwyo,  a  w  f  i5x 
125;  Oct  19.  O  J  Ormsby  to  0  A  Thiea 
  $1,100 

Elston  av,  s  w  cor  Wisconsin,  e  f  66x1243^, 
acd  other  ppty;  Sep  2.  J  S  Knowlscn  to 
O  Lambeau   $37,500 

Emerald  av,  224  ft  s  of  5lRt  et,  e  f  26x125; 
Nov  26.  A  Butler  to  D  J  Barnes ....  $2,500 

Emerald  av,  n  e  cor  IVOth  st,  w  f  77x123, 
more  or  leas;  Nov  23.  M  J  Enright  to 
W  E  Wright  $  ?6.600 

Emerald  av,  eame  npty;  Nov  23.  WE 
Wright  to  F  Pard'ridge  $32,000 

Erie  st,  50  ft  e  of  Campbell  av.  n  f  50x 
124;  Nov  29.  Est  of  M  A  Bay  ley  to  J  O 
O'Oonnell  $1,100 

Esoanaba  av,  156  ft  a  of  96th  at,  e  f  50x 
138;  Deo  4.  A  H  Hansen  to  A  W  Morrell 
 $l,noo 

Escacaba  av,  173  ft  n  of  85ih  st.  e  f  25x 
125,  ex  part;  July  81.  A  E  Marston  to 
ti  Venables  ."  $3..'i00 

Escanaba  av,  198  ft  n  of  85ih  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  29.  A  E  Marston  to  M  Eahn 
 $1,300 

Evans  av,  premises  No  455i,  24x171,  Nov 
20.  W  Bean  to  the  Equitable  Loan  and 
Homestead  Assn   $5,(00 

Evans  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  25.  Sanee  to  B 
J  Cooper    $5,000 

Evans  av,  60  ft  n  of  48th  at,  w  f  25x117; 
Deo  1.  J  H  Upp  to  G  B  Dpp...  $12,(00 

Fifteenth  st  W,  117  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av, 
n  f  25xl24>'2;  Nov  22.  M  L  Cook  to  J 
Sielisoh   $5,000 

Fiftieth  st,  1?0  ft  w  of  Campbell  av.  s  f 
24x125;  Nov  28.  W  Metzler  to  T  Zim- 
mermann  $1,400 

Fifty  first  st,  144  ft  w  of  Laflin,  n  f  24x 
1253^;  Nov  16.  J  W  Straiton  to  G  F 
Waag....   $5,000 

Fifty  first  av  N.  a  w  oor  Bloomingdale,  e 
f  58x125;  Nov  4.  J  R  Corneliua  to  M 
btadtler   $1,.500 

Fifty-second  at,  123  ft  e  of  Peoria,  a  f  25x 
120;  ftov  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  JHtflf 
 $1,499 

Fifty-fonrth  st,  8  w  oor  of  Monroe  av,  n  f 
4(  xl75;  Nov  29.  A  8  Busoh  to  E  J  Colby 
 $6,000 

Fifty  fourth  ot,  200  ft  w  of  Wallace  st,  n 
f  25x125;  Oct  1,'91.  H  MoOormiok  to  O 
O  nawkina...  $2,500 

Fifty->-ixth  st,  146  ft  w  of  Monroe  av,  a  f 
30x94;  Oct  29.  E  Hewitt  to  L  Hewitt 
 $3,000 

Fifty-seventh  at,  a  w  cor  Michigan  av,  n  f 
171x600,  more  or  leaa;  Nov  19.  B  P 
Moulton  to  8  A  Kent   $74,826 

Fifty-ninth  at,  99  ft  e  of  May,  af  25x125; 
Nov  29.  J  W  O  Johnson  to  A  S  Phelps 
Jr  $5,500 

Forty-first  ct  8,  n  w  cor  15th  at,  e  f  50x 
125;  Nov  30.  R  Shauer  to  F  Sookup. $1,270 

Forty-second  av  8,  125  ft  n  of  14th  st,  w 
f  50x126;  Nov  23.  J  Jaros  to  V  Bernas 
 $3,000 

Forty-fifth  at,  bet  Grand  and  Vincennea, 
avs,  n  f  16x124;  Nov  27.  O  F  Tanner  to 
J  T  Hall  $7,600 

Forty-seventh  at,  49  ft  w  of  Bishop,  s  f  24 
xl25,  nnd  }4  int;  W  M  Carter  to  T  L 
Kelley  $1,000 

Forty-ninth  pi  W,  299  ft  w  of  Loomis  st, 
s  w  f  25x125;  Apr  1,'91.  C  J  Vopioka  et 
al  to  J  P^oohaska   $1,325 

Fonrteecih  pi  W.  75  ft  w  of  Lsflin  ft,  n  f 
51x124;  Nov  27.  Mast  in  Chy  to  M  K 
Young,  receiver     $12,490 

Fremont  st,  172  ft  n  of  Clay,  e  f  24x125; 
Nov  29.  R  A  Graham  to  S  Rnbiuke.t2,8no 

Fulton  st,  135  ft  e  of  Fratcieoo  av,  a  f  19 
xl5C,  more  or  leaa;  Nov  25.  0  A  Porkina 
to  E  8  Mahoney  $6,f00 

Geary  at,  n  e  oor  Delaware  pi,  w  f  136x 
158,  more  or  leaa;  Nov  25.  C  Buokicg- 
ham  et  al  to  P  Palmer  $-2,500 

Goethe  st,  120}^  ft  w  of  N  Wells,  s  f  25x 
132;  Nov  29.PGroth  to  W  Reinfdd 
  $4,400 

Goldsmith  at,  164^^  ft  s  w  of  75tb,  n  w  f 
40x88;  Nov  30.  E  E  Staninger  to  A  F 

Keeney    $«,500 

Grace  at,  113  ft  e  of  Rokeby.  a  f  26xl2.j; 

Oct  21.  A  J  Kennedy  to  C  Hine. .  .$1,937 
Grand  av,  100  ft  n  w  of  N  47th  ot,  u  e  f 
50x126,  more  or  less;  Nov  23.  O  S  Coch- 
ran to  E  L  Cochran  $1,200 

Grand  av,  99  ft  n  w  of  Monticello,  s  w  f 


25x12?,  more  or  less;  Deo  2.  D  J  Ma- 
fa. .n^y  to  C  A  Fe.-kins    $t  000 

Green  st,  175  ft  n  of  6lRt,  w  f  50x1  5; 

Oct  16.  W  T  Church  to  M  Larson    $2  000 
Gross  av.  216  ft  n  e  of  47th  st,  n  w  f  ''H  ft 
to  alley;  Deo  1.  J  H  Upp  to  G  B  Upp 

   *8,(i(0 

Halated  at,  30  ft  s  of  Center,  w  f  26x123; 
Nov  13.   HO  JDohimannto  C  Dohr- 

mann  $12  000 

Halated  at,  132  ft  a  of  77th.  e  f  2b\\\l%; 
Oct  25,'92   D  b  Place  et  al  to  S  Kerr 

  $1,760 

Halated  st,  150  ft  n  of  61st,  e  f  26x125; 

Dec  4.  W  T  Church  to  W  O  Kr8Uter.$3,£C0 
Hamlin  av,  242  ft  n  of  W  27ih  et,  w  f  48x 

124;  Apr  27.  S  Burna  to  M  Powell  |l,f  00 
Hamlin  av,  aame  ppty;  Deo  4.  M  Powell 

to  L  C  Bonney   $1,000 

Harripoc  at,  375  ft  w  of  Sacramento  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Nov  22.  W  P  Cherry  to  M  A 

Cherry  $1,600 

Harvard  av,  189  ft  w  of  California,  n  f  24 
xl21;Deo  2.  A  Tuellygraff  to  O  F  W 

Ahtaaoht  $1,350 

Harvard  av,  n  w  cor  7'  th  st,  e  f  f0xX2, 
more  or  less;  Nov  25.  S  L  Ward  to  E  Z 

Bussie   $10,5(0 

Homan  av,  250  ft  n  of  W  16th  et,  w  f  25x 
125;  Deo  2.  H  0  Briggert  to  K  Lege 

 $5,000 

Homan  av,  200  ft  a  of  W  16th  at,  e  f  25x 
25;  Nov  13.  J  L  Lobetein  Jr  to  M  D 

Bolget   $5,000 

Hoyne  av,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts,  w  f  24x 
125;  Nov  I.  F  P  Vincent  to  A  Leinen 

  $2,500 

Huron  et,  72  ft  e  of  Avera  av,  n  f  23x 
llu  8-l(';  Dec4.  D  Mahoney  to  W  Claflin 

 $3,200 

Huron  st.  49  ft  e  of  Sawyer  av,  a  f  24x108; 
Nov  25.  F  Rennpaih  to  G  A  C  Mogel- 

berg  $1,400 

Irviug  Park  av,  26  ft  w  of  N  42d.  a  f  40  ft 
to  r  r;  Nov  27.  F  A  Brown  to  0  M  O 

Keson     $3,000 

Jackson  et,  48  ft  w  of  Honore,  a  f  28x125; 
Nov  12.  Est  of  H  Swinburne  to  0  F  Mann 

 $7,000 

Jackson  st,  350  f t  e  of  8  4l8t  av,  a  f  5"x 
121;  Oct  25.  D  Cruse  to  T  W  Dudman 

  $2,400 

Jackson  av,  69  ft  a  of  67tb  et,  e  f  48x 
106}^;  Nov  10.  E  G  Pauling  to  J  Kilian 

  $4,000 

Jefferson  st,  25  f t  s  of  W  20ih.  w  f  26x10.'  ; 
Sep  1    P  Connel!  to  E  Enright  et  al 

 $1,500 

Jefferson  at,  98  ft  a  of  102d,  w  f  25x125; 

Nov  16.  J  Hanson  to  M  J  Barrett .. $1,900 
JtflEerson  at,  same  ppty;  Nov  25.  M  J 

Barrett  to  J  M  Apple  $l.i!00 

Jefiferfeon  st,  150  ft  n  of  120tb,  e  f  25x123; 
Nov  1.  Amer  T  and  8  Bank  to  N  Ben- 
jamin  $1,800 

Jefferson  av,  297  ft  n  of  64th  at  w  f  fiOx 
190;  Nov  23.  M  LRnsaoll  to  F  P  Burket 

 ,   $7,500 

Kedzie  av,  225  ft  n  of  W  19th  at,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  30.  W  H  Lamson  to  C  J  Patzelt 

  $7,000 

Kedzie  av,  premires  No  992,  25x125;  Nov 

29.  8  K  Paraldsen  to  J  R  Beu field. $8,500 
Kenmore  av.  It  0  f t  n  of  Rosemont,  w  f 

50x150;  Nov  18.  Est  of  M  E  McDowell 
to  8  Jordan   $4,500 

Kerfoot  av,  50C  ft  a  e  of  rr  n  e  f  25x125, 
more  or  less;  Oct  28.  K  Arnold  to  G  F 
Arnold  $1,800 

Kimbark  av,  s  w  oor  69th  st,  s  f  25x125; 
Sep  6.  P  Fitzgerald  to  W  Murphy  .  $5,000 

KOfCinsko  st,  24  ft  e  of  Hamilton  av,  s  f 
24x109;  Oct  30.  People's  BcildiLg  and 
Loan  Aa-u  to  M  Nitkiewicz  $1,500 

Latiin  st,  144  ft  a  ot  5i  th,  e  f  24x124;  Nov 

30.  T  Gott^elig  to  an  Aasn  or  Francis- 
can Fathers   $2,825 

Laflin  et,  198  ft  n  of  65th,  e  f  25x124;  Deo 
2.  F  0  0-wald  to  S  Lanroesch   $4,000 

Laflin  st,  125  ft  s  of  54ih,  e  f  25x1241=^; 
Nov  26.  Est  of  J  McCarthy  to  R  F  Kolb 
 $1,218 

Lakewood  av,  s  w  cor  Bryn  Mawr,  e  f  49x 
lk5;  Oct  26.  J  L  Cochran  to  TO  Gleich 
 $<',760 

Lake  st,  90  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  30x96, 
more  or  leaa;  Nov  26.  A  E  Bohri  to  F  C 
Sace  $3,000 

Lake  et,  185.ft  e  of  Central  Park  av,  a  f 
30x77;  Deo  2.  J  E  Westlake  to  N  Porter 
  .$9  000 

Lake  av,  a  w  cor  53d  st,  e  f  275x3ro  ft 
thro  to  Jefferfon;  Oct  29.  John  Walker 
and  wife  quit  claims  to  Henry  Pbipps 
Jr   $271,325 

(Cuutinued  sn  page  1169. 


1168 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  7.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


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Locations 
■^"^  Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  <fe 
St,  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
npbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commeroe;  henoe  manafaotnrers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Companv  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resooroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manufacturing,  and 
eeeks  to  secure  manufaoturinsr  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  surroundings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
taw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricultural  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  Sooth 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity, 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward,  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

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Dear  Sir— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
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(Oontinaed  from  page  1167.) 
Lake  av,  same  ppty;  Nov  22.  J  S  Beck 

quit-claims  to  Henry  Phippa  Jr.  |10,iiOO 
Langlev  av.  139  ft  s  of  43d  st,  w  f  23x126; 

Nov  27.  M  Henry  to  O  Marx  $4,750 

Lawndale  av,  264  ft  s  of  77  26th  et,  w  f  48 
xl25;  Deo  2.  W  A  Dorman  to  Q  Hoppe 

  ....  $2,000 

Lawrence  av,  115ft  w  of  West  Ravens- 
wood  Park,  n  f  38x97;  Nov  23.  Z  M 

Ramsey  to  W  F  Place  $4,000 

Leavitt  st,  240  ft  s  of  Oonrtland,  e  f  48x 
100,  and  other  ppty ;  Nov  11.  F  J  Berger 

to  W  G  Berger  $19,000 

Liberty  st  W,  200  ft  w  of  Union,  s  f  25x 
73;  Deo  2.  M  Kahn  to  8  Sohoenbnrg 

 $3,950 

Lincoln  av,  48  ft  s  e  of  Newport,  e  f  24x 
141;  Dec  2.  F  R  Kuersten  to  R  Blnmer 

 $4,500 

Lincoln  av,  n  e  cor  88th  st,  w  f  40x125; 

Deo  3.  L  Franklin  to  H  A  Howard. $1,200 
Lincoln  av,  s  w  oor  53d  st,  e  f  25x125; 

Aog  30.  F  Lynch  to  P  Chambers.  .$1,000 
Lincoln  av,  n  e  oor  North,  w  f  52x122; 
Nov  4,  0  L  Benson  to  0  H  Messner 

 $7,CO0 

Lincoln  ay,  400  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  75x124; 

Nov  '25.  J  Qibbs  to  E  L  Maas  $1,050 

Lincoln  av,  70  ft  s  e  of  Berteaa,  n  e  f  25x 
125;  Deo  2.  E  Rodolph  to  E  J  Sohn- 

maoher  $1,046 

Loomis  st,  200  ft  s  of  94th,  e  f  £0x126; 
Nov  27.  D  0  Krebs  to  N  F  Krebanm 

   $1,700 

Lowe  av,  198  ft  n  of  lOlst  st,  w  f  50x1^6; 

Nov  29.  L  Weigel  to  L  D  Lanman  $1,37P 
Loella  av,  162  ft  n  of  76th  st.  e  f  5  txl25; 

Oct  28.  A  Kraetzer  to  W  K  Lyons.  $1,500 
Lunt  av,  166  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f  50x172; 

Nov  2.  J  H  Fitoh  to  Q  H  Wild  $2,100 

Marqaette  av,  50  ft  n  of  80ih  st,  e  f  50x 
1241^;  Nov  1.  Q  8  Parker  to  M  Ander- 
son $1,000 

Marshfleld  av,  360  ft  s  of  36th  st,  e  f  24x 
125;  Nov  30.  F  Rennpath  to  (i  A  0 

Mogelberg  $2,200 

Marshfleld  av,  105  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x 
123;  Deo  2.  E  M  Qleason  to  0  d  Lewis 

  $4,500 

Maryland  av,  52  ft  s  of  74th  st,  e  f  :^5x 
125;  Nov  25.  A  Jaegermann  to  G  A 

Hath  $2,000 

May  st,  200  ft  n  o'  54th,  e  f  25x124;  Deo 

2.  H  Hoerich  to  M  Gerlioh  $2,000 

Milwaakee  av,  87  f t  n  w  of  Carpenter  st, 
B  wf  24x100;  Nov  18.  H  Klein  to  B  Klein 

 $10,000 

Monroe  st,  142  ft  e  of  Sacramento  av,  s  f 
20x75;  Nov  29.  J  W  Fletcher  to  J  0 

King  $2,8C0 

Monroe  av,  520  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  30x150; 
more  or  less;  Nov  9.  E  Baxter  to  J  Q 

Hale  $3,01  0 

Monroe  av,  500  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  50x150, 
more  or  less;  May  7.  W  A  Vandever  to 

E  Baxter  $6,000 

Montana  st,  247  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
163^x116;  Nov  20.    G  H  High  to  H 

Schmidt  $6,000 

Montana  st,  264  ft  e  of  Sheffield  av,  n  f 
333^x116;  Nov  20.  Same  to  C  Kiesohke 

  .$12,000 

Maskegon  av,  146  ft  n  of  81st  st,  w  f  26x 
124;  Nov  1.  J  L  Orapo  to  H  A  Bofgren 

 $2,(00 

Newberry  st,  H  O  ft  n  of  W  11th,  e  f  25x 
ICO;  Deo  3.  A.  Harris  to  W  Jaoobson 

 $11,900 

Newport  av,  125  ft  e  of  Ravenswood,  s  f 
25x155;  Nov  30.  J  T  W  Lueht  to  J  H 

Zeitner  $3,000 

Nineteenth  st,  100  ft  e  of  Lange  av,  s  f 
50x123;  Sep  20.  D  0  Butts  lo  N  Heim- 

stra  $3,000 

Noble  st,  49  ft  8  of  Augusta,  e  f  24x120; 

Dec  2.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  C  Bauer  $1,600 

North  av,  121  ft  e  of  W  5'?d  st,n  f  25x125, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  27.  N  F  Kranz  to 

Q  D  Lee  $1,500 

Oakley  av,  251  ft  n  of  Harrison  st,  w  f  20 
xl24i^;  Oct  5.  G  M  Harmon  to  E  G  H 

Anson  $8,800 

Ogden  blvd,  210  ft  s  w  of  Western  av,  s  e 
f  50xl'25;  Nov  27.  J   E  Flanagan  to  W 

O  Biedenweg  $5,000 

Ohio  st,  175  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  s  f  48x 
124;  Nov  28.  Est  of  M  A  Bayley  to  T 

O'Connell  $2,500 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  st,  n  w  oor 
Emerald  av,  a  f  50x125;  Nov  29.  L  D 

Kneeland  et  al  to  O  R  Derby  $3,700 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  600  ft  e  of 
Prairie  av,  n  f  26x210;  Sep  20.  D  C 

Butts  to  S  Abalman  $8,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  st  and 


Avenue  K,  s  113  7  acres  e  s  w  s  w 
3^  17-37-15,  being  n  w  cor;  Nov  2.  E  O 

Ohisholm  to  QN  MoMurray  $9,000 

One  Hundred  and  Nioeteenth  st,  106  ft  e 
of  Jefferson,  s  f  25x1363^;  Mar  25.  Q 

Joyner  to  O  L  Chase  $6,000 

Ontario  st,  158  ft  e  of  Kingsbury,  s  f  25x 
100;  Nov  30.  W  Daly  to  G  W  Kellner 

 $4,0C0 

Ontario  st,  183  ft  e  of  Kingsbury,  s  f  25x 

100;  Nov  30.  T  Gibbons  to  same.. $5,000 
Ontario  st,  s  e  cor  Orleans,  n  f  71x100; 

Nov  22.  P  Conlan  to  J  McQ  Adame.$35,000 
Orchard  st,  370  ft  s  of  Wrightwood  av,  e  f 
48x1253^;  Apr  12,'92.  L  A  Case  et  al  to 

A  Zellweger  $4,000 

Park  av,  431  ft  w  ot  Falls  st,  n  f  20x99; 

Nov  30.  L  C  Morse  to  M  A  Morgan. $4,800 
Park  av,  383  ft  w  of  Kedzie.  s  f  25x125, 
more  or  less;  Nov  19.  M  P  Brady  to  T 

Davy  $3,000 

Parnell  av,  100  ft  n  of  30th  st,  e  f  2Cxl'^5; 

Nov  14.  E  A  Dennieon  to  J  Beoker.$2,600 
Paulina  st,  188  ft  n  of  Waveland  av,  w  f 
25x1241^;  Oct  1.  T  W  Wing  to  E  H  Ca- 

hill  $2,600 

Paulina  st,  220  ft  a  of  88th,  e  f  50x125; 
Nov  27.  0  H  Hibbe  to  H  Weymouth 

 $1,000 

Peoria  st,  300  ft  s  of  73d,  w  f  50x1243^; 
Apr  24.  W  Dunne  to  J  0  Robinson 

  $3,500 

Peoria  st,  300  ft  s  of  73d,  w  f  60xl24i^; 

Apr  24.  J  Byrne  to  W  Dunne   $4,000 

Peoria  st,  155  ft  n  of  7.'d,  e  f  25x1243^; 
Nov  26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Englewood  B 

and  L  Assn  $2,164 

Peterson  av,  158  ft  w  of  Clare,  n  f  50x 
125;  Nov  30.  A  F  Robinson  to  G  A 

Boze  $1,200 

Polk  st,  120  ft  w  of  Sholto,  n  f  24xluO; 

Nov  26.  S  Shaw  to  J  Prehler  .  ..$3,500 
Polk  9t,  227  ft  e  of  Albany  av,  s  f  26x125; 

Dec  2.  E  E  Carroll  to  M  Keefe  $1,?00 

Randolph  st,  80  ft  e  of  8  Clark,  s  f  80x60; 
Nov  11.   Alexander  J  Alexander  and 

wife  to  Frederick  Pabst  $300,000 

Ridgeway  av,  200  ft  s  of  Thomas  st,  e  f 
25x125;  Sep  25.  C  P  Treat  to  I  M  Sut- 
ter ai,850 

Ridgeway  av,  n  w  oor  W  29th  st,  e  f  41x 
1263^;  Nov  26.  E  Eustis  to  B  A  Mack 

 $2,000 

Robey  st,  s  e  oor  72d,  n  f  48x124;  Nov  22. 

E  Brandt  to  I  M  Hollwell  $1,150 

Rokeby  st,  326  ft  s  of  Waveland  av,  e  f 
25x120;  Deo  4.  O   A   Limberg   to  F 

Mueller  $1,875 

Roslyn  pi,  bet  N  Clark  st  and  Lake  View 
av,  s  e  f  17.66x88;  Nov  30.  B  Green  to 

L  B  Roland  $10,500 

Russell  M  and  R's  2d  addn;   Nov  8.  P 

Newton  to  A  Olaen  $8,000 

Sohuettler  st,  n  w  oor  W  Slat,  s  f  200iil23; 
Nov  15.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  0  D  Gast- 

fleld  $2,410 

Seeley  av,  75  ft  n  of  36th  st,  w  f  50x124; 
Aug  26.  Est  of  R  Holstrom  to  A  M 

Holstrom   $1,050 

Seeley  av,  216  ft  n  of  33d  st,  e  f  2izl21]4; 
June  24, '90.  I  G  Lansing  et  al  to  J 

Wagner  $1,050 

Seventeenth  st  W,  96  ft  w  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x125;  Nov  30.  J  Sramek  to  Metro- 
politan West  Side  Elevated  Railway 

 $4,400 

Seventy-fourth  pi  W,  125  ft  e  of  Ada  st, 
8  f  25x124;  Nov  16.  HSaxetoC  F  Purdy 

et  al  $2,000 

Sheridan  drive,  133  ft  e  of  Addison  st,  w  f 
25xl24i^;Nov  8.  8  W  Oannell  to  B  Saxe 

 $2,250 

Sheridan  drive,  108  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f 
25x1243^;  Nov  8.  Same  to  E  O'Shea  et  al 

 ,  $2,250 

Sheridan  drive,  400  ft  s  of  Buana  av,  e  f 
50x200;  Nov  26.  O  W  Brnner  to  S  L 

Bruner  $7,500 

Sixteenth  st  W,  110  ft  w  of  Paulina,  n  f 
24x125;  Nov  23.  J  Gurski  to  H  Benze 

 $3,200 

Sixteenth  st  W,  365  ft  w  of  Western  av,  s 
f  168xi24,  and  seven  other  Its  in  same 
blk;  Oct  1.  Gilbert  &  Bennett  Mfg  Co 

to  Chicago  T  and  T  Co  $60,000 

Sixtieth  st,  121  ft  e  of  Ingleside  av,  n  f 
54x180,  more  or  less;  Nov  1.  D  H  Potter 

to  0  Dphaf  $18,000 

Sixty-first  st,  166  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  25x 
118;  Nov  21.  J  E  Gott  to  I  Z  Lemon 

 $9,000 

Sixty-flrst  pi  W,  210  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n 
f  30x1211;  Nov  29.  A  J  Christie  to  F  E 

Baker  $4,300 

Sixty-seventh  st,  125  ft  e  of  Homan  av,  s 
f  25x124;  Nov  29.  S  V  Britton  to  C  A 


Clark   $1,500 

Spaulding  av,  27  ft  s  o'  Oourtland  st,  e  f 
27x177;  Dec  2.  M  Quinn  to  J  E  Qainn 

 $1,200 

Spaulding  av,  168  ft  n  of  Belden,  w  f  50x 
135,   and   other  ppty;  Oct  55.  T  W 

Sprague  et  al  to  S  R  Wilson  $2,300 

St  Lawrence  av,  266  ft  n  of  95th  st,  w  f  25 
xl23;  Nov  11.  L  Peterson  et  al  to  F 

Dahlin  $2,000 

St  Louis  av,  246  ft  n  of  W  2l8t  st,  w  f  26 
TL\2l%;  Dec  3.  H  F  Bremer  et  al  to  A 

Gleason  $4,900 

State  st,  n  w  cor  67th,  e  f  74x1843^;  Nov 

18.  J  M  Stephens  to  A  M  Web8ter.$27,5r0 
State  st,  165  ft  s  of  Monroe,  e  f  25x120; 
premises  No  182  S  State,  quit  claim 
deed;  Nov  14.  Thomas  A  Moran,  trustee, 

to  Owen  R  Trayner  et  al  $300,000 

State  st,  72  ft  n  of  44th,  e  f  26x100;  Nov 

26.  J  0  F  Oschatz  to  J  Keller  $4,725 

State  at  N,  s  e  cor  Chestnut,  w  f  43x1013^; 
Nov  16.  P  L  Biegler  to  W  A  Holbrook 

 |70,0C0 

Stale  st,  1(19.60  ft  n  of  12th,  w  f  43x109?^, 
more  or  less;  May  10,'94.  A  H  Uphof  to 

E  F  Wagner  $50,000 

State  st,  same  ppty;  May  10,'94.  E  E 

Wagner  to  C  Uphof  $50,000 

Star  av,  326  ft  s  of  64th  st,  w  f  26^2x68, 
more  or  less;  Nov  20.  Mast  in  Cby  to 

Cottage  Grove  B  &  L  Assn  $3,400 

Stewart  av,  315  ft  s  of  73d  st,  w  f  35x 
12134;  E  Lathiop  to  R  E  Holmes 

 $5,000 

Stewart  av.  bet  76th  and  77th  sts,  w  f  40 
xl60;  Jan  1.  L  Degener  to  H  L  Degener 

 $9,50) 

Stony  laland  av,  n  w  oor  of  83d  st,  e  f  82 
xl29;  Nov  30.  I  J  Bloom  to  E  Wilson 

 $2,000 

Superior  st,  98  ft  e  of  Rockwell,  n  f  24x 
123;  Apr  27.  Eat  of  G  Thiele  to  L  E 

Thiele  $1,000 

Taylor  at,  529  ft  w  of  Balated,  s  f  24x103; 
Nov  30.  Mast  in  Chy  to  L  Asesando 

etal  $3,650 

Taylor  st,  24  ft  w  of  Cypress,  s  f  75x100, 
more  or  less;  Nov  27.  Mast  in  Ohy  to 

M  K  Young,  receiver  $20,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  120  ft  w  of  Paulina  st, 
s  f  24t124;  Nov  27.  C  Talbert  to  H  Benze 

 $^,350 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  325  ft  w  of  Jefferson  st, 
n  f  25x100;  Dec  3.  W  Jaoobson  to  A 

Harris  $8,950 

Thirteenth  st  W,  192  ft  w  of  Throop.  n  f 
24x124,  nnd      int;  Oot  25.  Est  of  J  T 

Henebry  to  U  H  Kearney  $1,0C0 

Thirty  second  at,  165  ft  e  of  Fox.  s  f  24x 
•  124;  Nv.v  26.  A  Czech  to  C  Czech. .  $1,800 
Thirty  seound  st,  69  ft  w  of  Laurel,  n  f  24 
xr<;5;  Nov  55.  J  Newmann  to  J  A  Hinz 

 $4,203 

Thirty-fourlh  pi,  657  ft  w  of  Morgan  st, 
n  f  25x129;  Sep  21.  K  Wehner  to  A  Wal- 

Bon  $1,800 

Thirty- fourth  pi,  240  ft  e  of  Lincoln  st, 
B  f  24x125;  Nov  29.  M  W  Griffin  to  4.  H 

Maaok   $1,700 

Thirty-eighth  st,  71  ft  e  of  Francisco  av, 
n  f  50x125;  Dec  5.  W  J  Neebes  to  J  H 

Goehat  Jr  $3,(00 

Throop  st,  125  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  25x124; 

Oot  21.  J  Maas  to  L  Mass  $i,000 

Throop  st,  n  e  cor  57th,  w  f  23x124;  Nov 

14.  O  M  Yard  to  P  J  Flynn  $1.C00 

Throop  st,  22  ft  n  of  56th,  w  f  25x1243^; 

Deo  1.  J  H  Upp  to  G  B  Upp  $3,530 

Turner  av,  n  e  cor  W  16th  st,  w  f  60x124; 
Mar  9.'91 .  P  M  Presoott  to  M  0  Walker 

 $2,f0  ) 

Turner  av,  same  ppty  ;Nov  3.  M  C  Walker 

to  M  Meehan  $2,350 

Turner  av,  175  ft  s  of  25th  st.  e  f  26x125; 
Nov  15.  Maat  in  Chy  to  Bohemian  B  L 

and  H  Assn  $1,179 

Twelfth  st  W,  n  w  oor  Winchester  av,  s  f 
24x125;  Nov  25.  F  J  Wisner  to  D  H 

Hayes    $6,000 

Twelfth  pi  W,  325  ft  w  of  Jefferson  st,  n  f 
26x100,  more  or  less,  Nov  6.  J  Silhan  to 

F  T  Eahart   $3,000 

Twelfth  pi  W,  1143^  ft  w  of  Lincoln  at,  s 
f  30x100;  Oeo  3.  V  Horaoek  to  J  Luka- 

sovsky  $2,612 

Twenty-fourth  st  W,  71  ft  w  of  Washtenaw 
av.  n  f  24x1243^;  Nov  21.  J  Povisdo  to 

A  Chelminski    $2,500 

Union  av,  300  ft  s  of  57th  at,  w  f  25x125; 
Nov  29.  M  A  Hedglin  to  F  B  Spiker 

 $1,600 

Union  av,  s  e  cor  lOlst  st,  w  f  96x125; 
Deo  4.  M  S  Baboock  to  B  M  Bnnday 

 $2,500 

Vannata  av,  191  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f  26 


il26;  Deo  2.  J  Ross  to  W  Oarlstrom 

 $1,800 

Vernon  av,  350  ft  n  of  70th  st,  w  f  25x124 ; 

Nov  29.  J  Ewing  to  J  F  Nelson  $2,750 

Verizon  av,  142  ft  s  of  34th  st,  w  f  25x 
1643^;  Nov  29.  M  W  Kicgsburg  to  M 
Dillon  $10,000 

Vernon  av,  231  ft  n  of  64th  at,  w  f  60x124; 
Nov  25.  D  H  Haves  to  F  J  Wisner  $3,000 

Vincennes  av,  2373^  ft  s  of  45th  st,  w  f  25 
xl20;  Nov  21.  M  Wiener  to  8  Fleck 
 $13,500 

Wabash  av,  60  ft  n  of  58th  st,  w  f  24x159; 
Nov  23.  L  Patterson  to  W  A  Foller.$2,500 

Wallace  st,  n  w  oor  52d,  e  f  199x125;  Nov 
26.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Lumberman  B  and 
L  Assn  $1(',957 

Walnut  st,  175  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  s  f  20x 
1373^;  Nov  27.  Maat  in  Ohy  to  M  K 
Young,  receiver  $7,530 

Washtenaw  av,  73  ft  n  of  Bloomingdale, 
e  f  25x125;  Feb  19.  M  Olsen  to  M  Lar- 
sen  $2,(00 

Washington  Park  pi  s  e  oor  of  49th  st. 
w  f  973^x97;  Nov  3C.  O  H  Waldo  to  M 
G  Leonard  $12,0C0 

Washington  st,  261  ft  w  of  8  45th  av.  n  f 
25x175;  Nov  11.  A  Mack  to  8  W  Osgood 
 $1  500 

Washington  at,  150  ft  w  of  8  46th  av,  n  f 
50xU5,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  21.  P 
Ruppe  Jrto  J  D  Cndahy  $5,100 

Waahington  blvd,  146  ft  e  of  California, 
8  f  20x10(1;  Nov  30.  O  Miller  to  M  B 
Miller   ....$8,000 

Webster  av,  96  ft  e  of  Sheffield,  8  f  24x 
116;  Sep  6.  F  8  Boardman  to  J  M  Roach 
 $4.roo 

Webster  av,  same  ppty;  Oot  25.  J  M  Roach 
to  D  H  Louderbaok  $4,000 

Webster  av,  181  ft  e  of  Cleveland,  s  f  22x 
126;  Nov  29.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  M  J  Fox 
 $2,379 

Wellington  av,  191  ft  e  of  Lincoln,  n  f  25 
ft  to  alley ;  Nov  27.  P  Felten  to  J  E  Ohse 
 $2,800 

Wilton  av,  183  ft  s  of  Addison  st,  w  f  25x 
1243^;  Oot  14.  C  8  tiuinlan  to  W  J 
Lukens  $6,700 

Winona  st,  136  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f 
60x125;  Nov  30.  J  S  Lofquist  to  J  Uhr 
 :  $1  7C0 

Winter  at,  bet  67th  and  68th,  w  f  333^x 
160;  Dec  2.  N  E  Homan  to  E  N  Leon- 
ard  $6,000 

Winthrop  ot,  265  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  e  f  50 
xl25;  Mar  12,'94.  P  O  Olson  to  M  E 
Gobbins  $18,000 

Woodlawn  av,  s  e  cor  64th  st,  w  f  lOOx 
165;  Aug  30.  K  Henrioks  to  Catholic 
Biahop  of  Chicagj     $10,500 

Wood  St.  503^  ft  8  of  Washburn  av,  e  f  25 
x86;  Aug  26.  J  0  Krasa  to  J  F  Radonach 
et  al  $2,000 

W  16  acres  e  35  acres  a  60  acres  s  w  3^,  36 
38  13;  Dec  3.  Est  of  J  Brix  to  J  O 
Langhlin  $6,750 

M  IHCGliLiAlVKOUS— ClTl: . 

Transfers  Under  tlOOU. 

Allport's  sub.  It  5  b  3,  35  40  13  Nov  20, 
Est  of  W  W  AUport  to  A  June  $400 

Allport's  sub,  It  5  b  3  n  3-8  e  w  hf  n  e 
qr  35  40  13  Nov  21,  A  June  to  E  J  Rob- 
erta $500 

Asar's  div.  Its  25  and  26  sub  pt  e  of  Mich- 
igan av  It  3,  15  37  14  Nov  15,  J  P  Dix- 
ey  to  C  Robertson  $560 

Beebe'a  anb,  It  42  Van  Scbaaok's  resnb,  b 
16,  2  39  13  Oot  30,  G  J  Brewer  to  E 
Joavenat   $600 

Booth's  sub,  n  4.6  ft  It  55  s  hf  bs  65  and 
66,  19  39  14  Nov  26,  E  M  Legg  to  Met 
W  8  L  Ry  $600 

Brand's  sub,  It  33  b  4,  Wianer'aanb,  It  13 
14.and26  40  13  Oot  24,  J  E  Klnnd  to  R 
Christiansen  $6(  0 

Brighton,  orig  town.  It  23  Stiles'  aub,  It 
21  and  o  p;  Feb  28,  Eat  of  J  Raamusaen 
to  L  Raamuasen  $300 

Brouae's  sub.  It  22  b  5,  4  37  14  Nov  29,  J 
F  Nelson  to  J  Ewing  $500 

Borohell  &  J'a  sob.  Its  9  to  11  aubblk  4, 
25  40  13  Ojt  23,  M  8  Rice  to  M  A  Ken- 
drick  $900 

Butler,  C  &  8  sub  pt  Monson's  add,  e  12 
ft  of  It  3  and  w  11  ft  It  4  b  1  Oot  17,  E 
Hewitt  to  J  Kynder  $9C0 

Campbell's  sub.  It  35  b  11,  9  39  13  Nov  1. 
Est  of  G  C  Campbell  to  T  W  Werm- 
quist  ...  $426 

Cheltenham  Beach,  Its  36  and  37  b  3  Oct 
26,  C  A  Howell  to  W  H  Wilkinson..  $900 

Cir  Ot  ptn.  It  1  b  3  Ingall's  sub  of  bs  5 
Continued  on  page  1171  ) 


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December  7,  189^ 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

This  is  not  a  Real  K(.tate  Agency  for  the  pnrpoee 
3f  specalatiDB  tn  real  us  afe.     It  la  an  Advertlelng 
^re^n  to  advertise  pr.  perty  for  sale;  to  insure 
P'^tecUon  fii  \  jet  results  tn  advertisers. 
J.B*       .^M:  E.  S.  Ureyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank, 

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uionsand  others  lu  Ohlcago. 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who  have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
suiting  the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893,  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30^  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 

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(Coatinued  from  page  1169.) 
and  8,  32  41  14  Nov  26,  B  Bahm  to  L  E 

Ingalle  |300 

Ooanselman's  sub,  it  15  b  4.  15  39  13  Nov 

20,  A  8  Trne  to  T  S  Pearoe  $950 

Onlver  Pk,  It  35  b  4  Nov  23,  R  Hoaglnnd 

to  A  Batohelder  f'90 

Ds  JoDg's  sob.  Us  19  and  20  n  hf  U  31,  16 
37  14  Nov  12,  W  M  Koyt  to  A  M  T  Col- 
lins  '  1800 

Demarest  &  K'a  Ool  snb,  It  34  b  1,  1  39  13 

Nov  29,  F  Nitteberg  to  F  Neumann. |775 
Diver&ey  av,  Stock's  add.  It  92  Nov  25,  E 

Stock  to  A  Schwarz  |425 

Dook  Go's  sab,  U  27  b  36,  5  and  6  37  15 

Nov  30.  0  &  0  0  &  D  Oo  to  W  Fish.  .$626 
Dook  Go's  snb.lt  6  b  11,  3!  37  15Mar  2,  A 

L  Hattei-y  to  J  Moore  fSOO 

Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add,  It  208  Nov  18, 

'90,  W  Pepper  to  J  N  Krai  $600 

Baston's  sub,  It  7  b  2  s  e  qr  1  39  13  Nov 

IS,  J  U  ifittSiou  to  P  Greeoberg  I cO  > 

Ecglewood,  Weddell  &  Oox's  sub.  It  550 

Nov  29,  L  Newbauer  to  L  0  Wagner  $700 
Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  2nd  add,  It  13 
June  3,'90,  E  A  Oommings  to  D  F  Bab- 

oook  $375 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  2nd  add.  It  84 

July  5,'90,  Same  to  E  J  Ewers  $325 

Bnglewood  on  the  Hill,  2nd  add.  It  79 

July  3,'90,  Same  to  Same   $325 

Bnglewood  Hgts,  N  &  Hart's  add.  It  43  b 
8,  Deo  4,  E  Strasburger  to  S  Nenlaader 

/,  $500 

Bnglewood,  Lee  Bros'  63rd  st  add.  It  16 
Nov  15,  G  N  Lee  to  G  W  Calkins  . .  $8( 
Ford's  sub.  It  30  b  28  19  40  14  Oot  16,  C 

J  Ford  et  al  to  C  Sohildein  Jr  $7V5 

Garlield  blvdjCummings'  add.  It  53  Oot  1, 

M  E  Millan  to  M  E  Enright  $800 

Gardeld  Pk  add.  Its  47  ajjd  48  b  1  Deo  2 

F  Alsig  et  al  to  G  Uhlrioh   |90O 

Giviu's  Bub,  It  62  b  16  eto  7l8t  add,  Deo 

14,'94,  R  0  Qivins  to  R  J  B  Oolson.  .$200 
Grand  av  snb.  It  10  b  5,  32  40  13  Nov  30, 

G  E  Wftlter  to  K  Fussner  

Qrayland  Pk  add,  It  370  May   4.  P  F 

Haynes  et  al  to  0  Johnson   $350 

Green's  add.  It  35  and  s  hf  It  36  b  6  Apr 

26,  O  B  G-een  to  0  O  Anderson  $9B0 

Hambleton's  scb,  sublt  15  of  It  4  snb  of 
bs  3  and  4  35  40  13  Nov  15,  0  B  Ham- 

brough  to  H  Melaun  $287 

Hambleton's  sub,  It  14  same;  Nov  15, 

Same  to  F  W  Wandorf  $287 

Harding's  sob.  It  7  b  8,  11  39  13  Deo  '^,  D 

Mahoney  to  C  A  Perkins   $800 

Harvey's  snb.  It  43  b  2,  15  39  13  Nov  6,  T 

Mason  to  M  McDonnell  $550 

Harvey's  sub,  It  44  b  2  same;  Nov  5,  Same 

to  T  F  Halpin  $5^0 

Hewitt's  sub.  It  38  b  2,  36  37  14  Nov  22,  J 

H  Hewitt  to  A  Hower   $'^50 

Hoffman's  snb,  s  26  ft  It  22  s  hf  b  51,  19 
39  14  Oot  23,  H  Frask  to  Met  W  S  L  R 

R  Co   ••  $550 

Holstein,  It  20  b  11  Nov  23,  E  S  A  Lah- 

Inm  to  R  W  Farmer  $450 

Hosmer  &  M's  snb,  It  29  b  1,  bs  1  to  6,  2 
39  13  July  8,  J  Came  Jr  et  al  to  M 

Schick  $500 

Humboldt  Pk,  Pierce's  add,  It  20  b  5  Oct 

4,  G  A  Stanley  to  B  F  Weeder  $700 

Irving  Pk,  Miller's  add.  It  12  b  15  Nov  7, 

A  H  Hill  to  A  Henry  $800 

Jacobs'  snb,  It  20  b  2  s  w  qr  12  38  14  Deo 

2,  M  Bnlk  to  D  Liser   $600 

Jacobs'  sub,  Its  30  and  31  b  1,  30  38  14 

Feb  4,  a  F  Ehrhorn  to  H  Foruoff 
Jennings'  snb,  It  39  s  w  qr  2  37  14  Aug 

25,  E  B  Jennings  to  0  U  Palmqnist. $300 
Kensington,  It  17  b  8  May  17,'93,  0  Hog 

gens  to  T  Brink  $700 

Kirkland'8  snb,  It  15  and  s  hf  It  14  b  1,  20 
38  14  Nov  23.  E  D  Hosmer  et  al  to  J 

Visher  $446 

Lake  View,  Ol^-bourn  av  add.  It  4  b  2  Apr 

12,'93,  E  M  Ferguson  to  M  A  Qainn.$600 
Langhton's  sub.  It  10  Walker's  sub  of  all 
that  pt  lying  n  w  of   Blue  Island,  b  7, 
30  39  14  Dec  3,   0  E  Kiddelson  to  G 

Manierre   •  $400 

Lee's  sub,  It  5  b  15,  20  38  14  Nov  12,  M 

Wallace  to  H  J  Oheatle  $500 

Lee's  add.  Its  38  to  40  b  6,  6  39  14  Nov 

19,  F  B  Niedert  to  G  S  Miller  $525 

Lee's  snb,  It  5  b  16,  20  38  14  Sept  21,  J  L 

Ludlum  to  S  Boals  $550 

Lts  16  and  17  b  39,  20  37  16  Nov  29,  A  T 

Dunn  to  B  M  Bnrkley  

Martin  Luther  College  sub,  It  10  b  2,  20 
40  13  Deo  2,  S  A  Sandahl  to  J  Erland- 

son  $600 

Normal  Pk.Downing  &  P's  add,  s  hf  It  391 

Nov  1,  A  N  Johnson  to  F  E  Dayton$275 
Normal  Pk.  same  add.  n  hf  It  391  Nov  1, 
Same  to  T  D  Besteu  $276 


Normal  Pk,  Downing  &  P's  add,  It  182 

Nov  19,  W  Barlow  to  F  Bberhardt..  .$325 
Ogden  blvd  add.  It  42  b  3  Nov  26,  S  A  Fo- 

ly  to  W  Foley    $750 

Ogden's  snb.  It  350  Rudolph's  snb  bs  6 
and  7,  18  40  14  June  1,  B  Rudolph  to  T 

Brandt  $635 

Pullman,  Sherman  &  K's  Roseland  Pk 
add.  It  20  b  6  Oct  19,  W  Q  Krutz  Jr  to 

B  Swift  $600 

Pullman,  Vandersyde  &  B's  add.  It  3  and 
e  hf  It  4  b  2  Nov  19,  0  R  Rhentan  to  H 

De  Young  $600 

Pullman,  Field's  add.  Its  48  and  49  b  5 

Aug  17,  M  L  Peek  to  C  J  Geiss  $950 

Race's  sub.  It  35  b  2,  23  40  13  Not  26,  L 

E  Crandall  to  I  N  Whittenberger. . .  $600 
Race's  snb.  It  20  b  5,  23  40  13  nov  26,  L  E 

Crandall  to  J  E  Olevinger  $800 

Ravenwood,  Lntz  Pk  add.  It  46  b  2  Nov 

23,  M  M  Croat  to  H  Griffith  et  al . . .  $500 
RiVouswood,  Culler's  add,  It  16  b  2  May 

19,'94,  H  M  Hnbbard  to  A  Wallden.  $650 
Reed's  sub,  It  63  Hubbard's  sub  b  1,  27  39 

13  Oct  17,  W  B  Hale  to  O  J  Olson . .  .$325 
Rice's  snb.  It   24,  18  37  15  Nov  20,  A 

Grimm  to  K  MaoeK   $800 

Rudolph's  sub.  It  179  bs  4  and  5,  18  40  14 


KaDcar  " 

Columbia  Hftts,  Keeney's  l8t  add.  Its  4  and  6  b  28 
dec  4,  A  F  Kseney  to  H  Nootboar  tSCO 

OALDMKT. 

Blae  Island,  Sander's  add,  n  hf  Us  10  and  11  b6 
dec  2,  F  Fay  to  O  J  Heckler  $200 

Blae  leld,  Helbreg's  add.  It  19  b  1  nov  9,  W  Leppln 
to8  H  Eeoh  tl200 

Bexford  A  B'8  sub.  It  4  b  3  s  e  qr  30  37  14  nov  20.  B 
Howard  et  al  to  A  B  Rexford  »360 


Northeast  qr  and  g  w  qr  all  of  n  w  qr  a  w  qr  83  39 
13  containing  20  acres;  oct  2,  0  F  Taylor  to  F  W 

Gunsaulus  t40,C03 

Northwest  qr  and  s  e  qr  all  of  n  w  qr  e  w  qr  33  39 
13  containing  20  acres;  oot  2,  O  F  Taylor  to  A  0 

Evans  140,000 

Highlands,  It  287,  17  39  13  mch  16,  8  Harnstrom  to 

to  A  N  Boe  t600 

Wilson's  sub,  It  36  b  4  n  w  qr  17  .?9  IS  nov  21,  J  A 

Williams  to  J  H  Perklnson  1600 

Morton  Pk,  Fischer's  aid.  It  28  b  2  nov  25,  J  Pa- 

czynskl  to  J  Pecha  tl200 

Shonts  &  D's  add.  It  44  b  1,  28  39 13,  nov  14,  Mast  In 

0  y  to  Provident  B  &  L  Assn  11640 

8  T  sub.  It  11  sub  ot  It  7,  16  39  13  nov  22,  W  H  WU- 
n  to  4  G  Stover  tSOO 


July  1,  8  Brown  Jr  to  N  0  Hewitt  .  $550  j  Norton  Pk,  Homeholder'?  add.  Its  18  and  16  and  o 
Rndolph's  sob.  It  174  bs  4  and  5,  18  40  14 

Nov  1,  E  Rudolph  to  F  Wilhelm ....  $800 
Schleswig,  It  12  b  2  pt  n  w  qr  36  40  13 

Nov  3u,  E  J  Kennedy  to  M  Kennedy  $900 
Sexton's  add,  Its  58  and  59.  18  40  14  Nov 

29,  F  F  Kanb  to  G  H  Kanb  $545 

Sheldon  Hgts  av  add.  It  36  b  3  June  6,  8  | 

M  Jarvis  et  al  to  0  Johnson  $500  | 

Shortall  Trs'  sub.  It  5  b  10  n  e  qr  26  38  14 
Dec  4,  C  W  Sovereign  to  U  A  Goodrich 

 $800 

Sisson  &  W's  snb,  It  19  b  26  n  w  qr  4  35 

14  Nov  29,  H  A  Martin  to  0  M  Phillips 
 ".  .$400 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add,  It  45  b 

23  Nov  29,  W  Raschke  to  J  T  Oronin$650 
South  Ch'go,  Hitt's  add.  It  9  b  8  Mar  1, 

'93,  J  R  Crocker  to  J  Fisher  $400 

South  Ch'go,  Gross  Oal  Hgts  add,  It  38  b 

15  Oct  31,  0  0  Stratton  to  P  Moyenhan 
   $750 

South  Ch'go,  Taylor's  2nd  add.  It  36  b  2 
Sept  13,C  A  Pomesorg  to  C  V  Lindgren 


South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add.  It  7  b 
14  July  lo,'91,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  T  Mc- 
Oue  $675 

Stock's  Northwest  add.  Its  10  and  11  Nov 
;;3,  N  0  Soderholm  to  B  Stock  $900 

Stoddor's  snb,  It  37  and  n  hf  It  36  b  6,  4 
4  38  14  Nov  26,  A  E  Anderson  to  N  J 
Landon  $900 

Stone  &  W'h  sub.  It  28  b  2  Riley's  sub  of 
b  24,  6  and  7  38  14  July  11,  Mast  in 
Chy  to  R  Valy   $481 

Stone  &  W's  sub,  It  38  b  2  Berger  &  J's 
sub  b  9,  6  and  7  38  14  Deo  2,  J  Murphy 
to  H  Petersen  $83C 

Stony  Island  blvd  add.  Its  6  and  7  b  3 
Nov  22,  M  Manning  to  H  N  Higinboth- 
am  $600 

Wash  Hgts,  Blue  Island  L  &  B  Go's  snb. 
It  27  b  91  Nov  26,  A  Froling  to  W 
Engllsman  $400 

Weddall  &  Cox's  sub.  It  31  b  9  n  e  qr  20 
38  J  4  Sept  30,  H  E  Vincent  to  A  Ny- 
stedt  „  $850 

Weddell  &  Cox's  snb,  same  pty;  Sept  30, 
A  Ny stedt  to  E  S  Phelps  $850 

West  Pullman,  s  123^  ft  It  4  b  30  Nov  29, 
A  T  &  8  Bank  to  L  D  Bell  $325 

West  Pullman,  Its  11  and  12  b  13  May  1, 
Same  to  Q  8  Hunter  $800 

Wrightwood  av  add,  It  11  b  1  Loook's  re- 
sub  b  1  etc,  Nov  26,  K  L  Whitney  to  J 
Rogers  $300 

Yerkes'  snb,  It  12  b  7,  19  40  It  Oct  38,  W 
Baumbaoh  to  J  J  Holzappel  $550 

Zearing,  G  &  C's  snb.  It  25  b  2  snb  Its  9 
to  11,  1  37  14  Nov  23,  O  H  Sernhella  to 
J  Littel  1600 

SUBURBAN  WABBAMTY  DBJBOS. 


Oh'go  Hgts,  Keeney's  snb,  Its  41  and  il  b  25  nov 

23,  A  F  Keeney  to  H  Knorst  1690 

Oh'go  Hgt8,  It  21  b  12  sept  16,  Ch'go  T  &  T  Co  to  P 

Steinberg  1360 

Columbia  Ugte,  Keeney's  l8t  add,  It  17  b  6  nov  26 

A  F  Keeney  to  F  Paeiz  $C0O 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Ferbache's  add.  It  8  b  23  jan  10,  G  H 

Welton  to  W  N  Tarr  1600 

Ch'go  Hgts,  same  add.  It  11  b  19  jan  10,  Same  to  H 

J  Tarr   *500 

Columbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  2nd  add.  It  37  b  25  oct  25, 

A  F  Keeney  to  J  O  Jefferiss  t2C0 

Ch'go  Hgts,  It  20  b  142  dec  4,  Oh'go  T  &  T  Oo  to  M 


p,  b  3  sept  — ,  K  L  Holbaman  to  I  L  Adams..  .13500 
Oak  Pk  eub.  It  23  b  3,  18  39  13  oct  26,  8  M  Peterson 

to  A  P  Hanson  11200 

Austin  Pk,  It  11  (ex  e  7  ft)  b  16,  17  39  13  oot  I,  H  E 

Bacon  to  B  C  Baxter  $1200 

8  T  sub,  It  9  b  2,  Mandell's  snb.  It  165  to  167,  16  39 

13  dec  14,'91,  E  D  Maudell  to  M  W  Wallner....$460 
Austin  Pk,  !t  11  ex  e  7  ft  b  16  nov  29,  B  0  Baxter  to 

()  H  Seiple  $1200 

Austin  Pk,  same  pply;  nov  29,  O  H  Seiple  to  F  W 

Meyers  $120(i 

The  Highlands,  It  202  apr  1,'94,  S  Harnstrom  to  N 

S  Olson  $560 

Salisbury's  sub,  Its  23  and  24  b  1  New  sub  of  b  1  etc 

5  39  13  nov  in,  A  A  Swanson  to  W  8  Maher.. .  $1500 
Lt  1  ex  pt  and  pt  of  It  2  b  1  sub  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  n 
e  qr  s  w  qr  9  39  13  oot  5,  T  (J  &  T  Goto  H  Hagans 

  11250 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Us  11  and  12  b  8  mch  22, 

W  L  Wallen  et  al  to  Q  Love  $690 

East  42.30  ft  It  1  b  1  sub  pt  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  w  qr 

9  39  13  sept  10,  F  A  Hill  to  H  Hagans  $6500 

Bidgeland,  n  100  ft  It  2  and  w  lOl^  ft  e  48  ft  It  3  b  43 

Dov  18,  F  Port '  r  et  al  to  J  H  O'Neill  $2000 

RIdgeland,  s  50  ft  It  2  and  s  50  f t  e  48  ft  It  3  D  43 

novlS,  Same  to  W  E  Hlackstone  $1000 

Village  of  EidKeland,  pt  of  Its  1  2  and  3  b  43,  7  and 
8  39  13  nov  18,  J  H  O'Welll  to  W  E  Sanford  et  al 

  $2000 

Oak  Pk,  Wallen  &  P's  add.  Its  5  26  27  b  2  sub  of  bs  1 

to  9  dec  2,  W  A  Leonard  Jr  to  N  E  Homan.. .  $4500 
Austinville,  Austin's  3rd  add,  e  37  ft  of  It  461  nov 
30,  H  Manson  to  E  W  Rosenberg  $700 

BVANSTON. 

Evanston,  It  2  b  46  nov  2ft,  H  B  Hurd  to  H  Flier. $3984 
S  Evanston,  Keeney  &  B's  Ridge  sub.  It  5  b  4  dec  8, 

'94,  S  Haack  to  M  Boeser  $1350 

Evanston,  dermania  add,  U  61  nov  9,  E  Oarque- 

ville  to  T  B  Jeftery   $1900 

N  Evanston,  Its  7  and  8  b  16  and  o  p  sept  25,  E  E 

Bettsto  H  M  Betts    $7000 


21,  P  0  Benand  to  A  M  Wechner  1350 

Oh'go  No  Hhore  Ld  Go's  eub.  It  4  b  12,  8  and  17  18 

42  13  jan  28,  W  D  Preston  to  E  0  Eronenberger 

 $860 

Wilmette,  McOanney  add.  It  18  b  1  nov  16,  E  M 

McOaoney  to  H  M  White  $600 

OBIiAND. 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  23  to  25  and  27  and  28  b  28  nov  22, 
r  O  i  T  Oo  to  E  L  Merrlman  ,.$1200 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  19  b  20  nov  23.  Title  Q  &  T  Oo  to  M 
E  Leahy  $200 

PBOVIBO. 

Madison  st  add.  It  323  and  824  nov  4,  J  D  Eelsey  to 

R  F  Brothers  $400 

Rawson's  sub.  It  3  s  w  qr  12  89  12  nov  26,   Mast  in 

Chy  to  F  8  Krelslnger   $1309 

La  Orange,  Richmond's  add.  It  6  b  1  sept  13,'94, 

Same  to  P  Valy  $633 

Bellewood,  Rice's  sub.  It  165  now  14,  J  E  Bice  to  B 

Hoadley  '.  $475 

Danlap's  snb.  Its  22  and  28  b  21,  13  39  13  nov  18,  E 

F  Oomstock  to  F  Troost  $1500 

Maywood.  Its  16  to  20  b  238  nov  26,  E  0  Nichols  to 

F  Meyer  etal  $2000 

Melrose,  all  ot  Us  1  to  5  b  140  dec  2,  E  De  Stefano 

to  QM  Allen  $1800 

Maywood,  Proviso  Land  Assn  add.  Its  25  and  26  b 
*'e"  snb  It  1  eto;  aug  26,  E  A  Oummlnge  et  al  to 

M  Schnel  zer  $2700 

Orossdale,  Gross'  2nd  add.  Us  41  to  46  b  65  oct  31, 
M  8tadtl«r  to  J  B  Cornelias  $1600 

THOBNTON. 

Bnrnham,  Us  22  to  24  b  10,  6  36  15  nov  19,   W  H 

Band  to  Trustee  ot  Schools  $900 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  add.  Its  13  and  14  b  4  oct  29, 

W  A  Clark  to  0  F  WIehe  $600 

Harvey,  Phoenix  Pk  add.  It  S3  b  1  nov  27,  Mast  In 

Chy  to  M  K  Young  Bee  $1650 

Harvey,  Young  &  R's  add.  It  27  b  9  nov  27,  Same  to 

Same  $2100 

Phillip's  snb,  Its  35  to  39  b  9,  6  36  16  nov  18,  J  E 

Applegate  to  H  Venables  $2000 

Hammond,  Ills  add.  It  21  b  8  may  29,  F  Lackner  et 

al  to  A  Moor   1400 

8  Lawn,  Its  44  to  48  Martemen's  snb,  b  9  nov  23,  N 

Bond  to  E  A  Dunn  $2000 

Qouwen's  eub,  e  16  acres  ot  It  3  s  wqr  14  and  pt  16 

36  13  july  29,  I  OoQwens  to  W  Qouwens  $2250 

East  26  acres  w  60  acres  w  lOU  acres  s  e  qr  36  39  14 

nov  25,  S  Schnarr  to  H  Bulte  ca  $3000 

Russell's  snb.  Its  38  to  43  b  9  n  e  qr  n  w  qr  18  36  15 

oot  21.  C  P  Lewis  to  E  M  Gleason  $2250 

Harvey,  It  7  b  55  nov  29,  E  M  Baldwin  to  C  Atkin- 
son $3£0 

Harvey,  It  29  b  236  nov  14,  A  T  &  S  Bank  to  0  Cher- 
ry $275 

Part  s  w  qr  8  e  qr  3  36  14  containing  3.81  acres  nov 

16,  H  Engel  to  So  Ch'go  &  Southern  R  R  $3048 

North  hf  s  hf  of  s  w  qr  ex  2^  acres  In  the  shape  ot 
a  square  n  e  cor  18  36  14  nov  29,  E  0  Hasselman 

to  W  M  WillBer   $5625 

WOBTH. 

West  Highlands,  Collin's  add.  It  16  b  8  nov  18,  C  Q 

E  Collins  to  J  M  McQill  $400 

Reed  Bros'  sub.  It  2J  b  4  s  e  qr  4  37  13  sept  26,  W  C 

Walker  to  A  8  Bnsch  $300 

Oh'go  Ridge,  Its  21  and  22  and  o  p,  b  4  and  o  p,  17 

37  18  nov  23,  Title  G  &  T  Oo  to  J  T  Dale  $1000 


Nickereon's  sub.  Us  67  and  58  Curtis'  snb  bs  1  and 
8,  6  38  13  oct  17,  Royal  Trust  Oj  to  J  Speidel..  $925 

La  Grange,  It  6  b  11  nov  30,  N  Gourley  to  F  E  Bug 
bee  $4000 

La  Gracge,  Oossitt's  1st  add.  It  6  and  n  10  ft  It  6  b 

12  nov  29,  A  K  Hicks  to  E  K  Bruinard  15000 

Brown's  sub.  It  42  b  6  n  e  qr  4  38  12  nov  26,  A  Pur- 
vis to  S  A  Lhase  $4t0 

La  Grange,  It  4  b  11  nov  29.  H  T  Bralnard  to  T  D 

Oopsltt  $4500 

Nickerson's  snb.  It  139  Curtis  sab  bs  2  and  7,  6  38 

13  sept  13,  Royal  Trust  Oo  to  R  Murray  $450 

MAINE. 

Peale's  sub.  Its  12  and  13  b  8,  86  41  12  nov  27,  Mast 

in  Chy  to  National  B  &  L  ii  I  Union  $2800 

Hanson's  sub  of  Shannon  &  Go's  snb,  Its  1  and  2  b 

6,  35  41  12  nov  25,  T  Monjlan  to  A  Monjlan...  $1000 
Riverview,  White's  Steel  Oar  add.  Its  11  to  15  b  6 

nov  25,  C  M  Reeve  to  H  L  Fairchild  $150U 

Riverview,  same  add.  Its  11  to  16  b  6  nov  29,   H  L 

Fairchild  to  E  J  Colby   $1500 

Part  of  8  e  cor  16  41  12  containing  25  acres  may  8, 

B  Wlukelman  to  J  Niemann  $3631 

Oanfleld,  Peale's  sub,  its  22  and  23  b  8  oct  21,'89,  R 

8  Pea'e  to  M  Bunama~'se   $400 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Baxter's  sob,  s  8  acres  It  33  pt  s  sec  Ouilmetto 
Reserve;  nov  27,  J  E  Flanagan  to  W  0  Bledeuweg 
 ,  $16,000 

ulenooe.  Maynard's  Lake  Shore  sub,  It  6  b  1  oot  5, 
E  P  Mayoard  to  M  E  Pratt  $6500 

Beuand's  sub.  Its  17  and  18  b  1  s  e  qr  20  12  18  nov 


BIVEBSIDE. 

Riverside,  3rd  div.  It  1123  b  25  nov  1,  Q  8  Hob- 
bard  to  B  F  Stowell  $6000 

Riverside,  2nd  div.  It  269  b  3  aug  2,  J  R  Barleigh  et 
al  to  .1  Mitchell  $1000 

NOEWOOD  PABK 

Norwood,  Pk,  Its  26  end  27  b  25  nov  6,  L  C  Collins 
Jr  to  H  N  Wlnchell  $1600 

I.ETDEN. 

River  Pk,  Its  29  and  30  b  2  b  40  Week's  resnb  of  b 
40  oot  29,  £  Grlswold  to  W  B  Miller  $400 

Fairview  Hgts,  It  46  b  11  aug  3,  Q  B  Trowbridge  to 
a  A  Bushnell  $350 

BBEMEN. 

Clairmont,  Smith  &  Co's  2nd  add.  It  292  b  6  nov  27, 
8  E  Bairell  to  F  E  Treat  Heirs  ot  $200 

Lt  19  b  4  sub  pt  n  e  qr  12  36  13  nov  16,  Eoyal  Trust 
Co  to  B  MIkuIski  $200 

NILES. 

Part  of  Jane  Morandes  Reserve  contalnlog  1  acre; 
also  pt  Jane  Morandes  Reserve  and  w  frl  hf  sec 
31  Town  of  Niles,  containing  2  acres;  ang  10, '62, 
M  Qoreckl  to  A  Makowski  $2800 

Nortliwest  qr  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  29  41  13  nov  30,  P 
Thorsen  to  0  Bruhn  $3900 

HANOVEB. 

Part  e  hf  6  hf  s  e  qr  16  41  9  containing  6  acres  nov 
26,  F  Bethmeler  to  A  Witt  $400 

SOHAUMBEBQ. 

West  hf  n  e  qr  21  11 10  dec  2,  Mast  In  Oby  to  M 
Hamker  $3000 


ins  THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL  December  7  189S. 


TKU8T  l>BKl>t»  ANU  JnOKTfjiAUKIi. 

Inoladins  Bolldlns  and  Loan  Societies. 

Arnold  J  E  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  nov  18,  Its  1  to 
m  b  1  and  Its  1  to  38  b  2  b  6,  25  39  14 
3y  e%  114,000 

Alesandro  L  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  7,  It  138 
b  12,  17  39  14,  5y  6%  |2000 

Anderson  O  L  to  E  G  Foreman  nov  22,  It 
39  b  4,  It  39  13.  5y  6<?  |3000 

Aohton  M  to  P  W  Snowhook  Apl  19,  It  29 
and  30  b  8,  28  39  14,  3y  6^%  |3000 

Anderson  O  Q  to  H  A  Goodrich  nov  21,  U 
35  and  pt  36  b  6,  20  38  14,  5y  6!«....|3500 

Alsip  M  to  Will  H  Moore  cot  18,  lit  19  b  4 

2  39  13.  5y  6!?  |3500 

Allen  A  to  Gr  Van  Zandt   nov  27,  prams 

819  Warren  av  2y  9?   $2500 

Adams  J  M  Q  to  M  A  Delany  nov  25,  Its 

11  to  13  b  9   Butler  W  &  N  add   5y  6% 
 $25,0G0 

Alexander  W  W  to  E  A  Beaoh  deo  2,  pt  It 

5  to  7  It  27  Ellis  2d  add  5y  6%  $5400 

Aahoas  A  to  M  E  Greenebaam   deo  3,  It 

63  and  pt  64   Phare  sub    1  38  13,  3y  6% 

 11500 

Aniol  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm.  deo  2,  It  93 

b  47,  19  39  14,  5v  6^  $2500 

Baldwin  R  H  to  J  W  Work  nov  27,  It  6  b 

1,  7  41  14,  2y  7%   $20Of 

Basse  A  to  F  Whitfield  deo  3,  It  34  b  84.  6 

37  15,  2y  6%     $7925 

Brahmstadt  J  to  J  M  Sohorling  nov  1,  It 

14  b  9.  33  38  14.  3y.  6^  $2075 

Bryson  A  to  S  H  Trnde  nov  25,  It  8  b  10, 

32  41  14,  6^  $2000 

Becker  I  B  to  T  H  Schintz  nov  26,  It  1  b 

3,  19  39  14,  5y  6<5  $8250 

Butts  D  C  to  A  W  Martin  nov  19,  It  12  b 

7  Bnena  Pk,  2y  1%  $8000 

Bryan  W  H  to  J  N  Hills  nov  ^^),  pt  It  12 

b  4  E  to  Ravenswood  3y  6^  $2000 

Boverman  E  to  W  Heinemann  nov  26,  It 

13  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Bartlett  J  F  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ins  Co  oot  22, 

It  15  b  1,  9  39  13,  6%  $4000 

Beiler  L  to  0  L  Sohaar  nov  19,  it  17  b  5, 

33  39  14,  3y  6«  $2500 

Bent  E  M  to  Northa  B  &  L  Assn  nov  26, 

pt  It  19  b  9,  21  4J  14,  —  $3500 

Becker  J  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  nov 

25,  It  34,  20  38  14,  755  $1700 

Beeoher  J  S  to  P  O  Stensland  nov  29,  pt 

It  14  b  10,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $3500 

Bradner  E  0  to  A  W  Eschenberg  nov  11, 

It  8  It  1  etc  22  38  14,  6?  $9000 

Bennett  H  E  to  111  T  &  S  Bk,   Its  11  and 

12  b  2,  28  39  14,  6y  b}4%  $13,000 

Blonke  A  L  to  S  Kerr  nov  30,  It  15  b  27, 

12  39  13,  6%  $8000 

Botts  D  0  to  A  W  Martin   oct  8,  pt  b  2, 

17  38  14,  2y  7%,  3  ds   $2100 

Brisoh  T  to  M  E  Greenebanm  deo  2,  It  41 

b  12,  23  3913,  3y  6%  $270C 

Baker  F  E  to  A  8  Land  nov  29,  pt  Its  23 

and  24  b  8,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $3300 

Bentley  J  to  H  A  Haogan  nov  26,  It  29  b 

3  b  7,  33  39  14,  4y  6^  $1800 

Berlin  B  0  to  A  Berlin  nov  15,  It  171  So 

Drive  sob  17  40  14,  5y  5^  $3000 

Bremer  E  H  to  T  3  &  T  Oo  nov  1,  pt  b  63 

14  38  14,  3y  6%  $l(j00 

Burgess  M  F  to  A  L  3reen  nov  18,  If  6  b 

3  Rookwell  add  5y  6^  $1650 

Barrett  G  D  to  0  R  Calkins  nov  25,  it  21 

b  2,  20  38  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Brayton  L  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  25,  pt 

It  5  b  1,  10  38  14,  5  6^  $3000 

Bills  B  J  to  8  Adler   nov  20,   pt  It  3  b  7, 

23  38  14.  6^   $2CO0 

Oarr  8  to  J  R  Foulke   nov  23,   pt   b  21 

Hyde  Fk  5j  7%  $20,OrO 

Clark  J  to  F  A  Barnes  nov  20,  It  1  it  3  b  5 

Rockwell  add  5y  6%  $1600 

Cooper  A  J  to  G  8  Hubbard  Jr  nov  25,  It 

18  Us  4  and  5  Forestville  3y  6%  $3000 

Ohi  &  Jefferson  Urban  Transit  Oo  to  III  T 

6  8  Bk  nov  1,  all  prop  20yy  $2,000,000 
Cnrran  O  to  P  W  Snowhook  Jan  12,  pt  It 

17  and  16  b  20  Sheff  add  2y  7^  $1500 

Ooyle  J  to  E  G  Foreman  eov  21,  It  15  b  1 

It  14,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Cameron  Q  H  to  J  F  Dryden  nov  13,  pt  b 

B  b  1  It  13  Bronson  add  3y  5%  $15,000 

Crosby  J  F  to  T  J  Lefens  nov  22,  Its  8  to 

to  and  pt  7  It  11  Ellis  e  add  3y  6^. $10,000 
Onshing  E  P  to  J  Lloyd  nov  23,  It  1  It  30 

etc  b  1,  18  39  14,  3y  6«  $2000 

Chaffee  J  W  to  0  L  Thayer  nov  6,  pt  It  2 

b  7,  21  38  14,  5y  7^   $1800 

Cowles  J  E  to  D  F  Burke  nov  25,  pt  It  18 

b  2,  11  38  14,  6%  J3EO0 

Onddihy  J  D  to  M  A  Farr   nov  21,  Its  20 

and  21  b  26  and  o  p  10  39  13,  7%.  ..$1600 
Oresnp  J  J  to  Northn  T  Oo  nov  23,  It  60 

b  2,  1  39  13,  6y  6%  $6500 


Dymond  W  H  to  A  Peterson   deo  3,  It  19 

b  3,  11  39  13,  3y  6%  $4000 

Daabe  M  A  and  A  to  W  E  Spangenberg 

nov  5,  It  10  w  hf  b  17,   29  40  14,  5y  6% 

 $6C0O 

Dose  0  P  H  to  C  H  Weston   nov  29,  pt 

Kimbell  sub  26  40  13  July  15,  6%  and  o 

p  $16,000 

Dodge  LB   to   B  8  Wiley   nov  25,  It  38 

Woodlawn  Terrace  5y  G%  $10,000 

Dnensing  E  H  to  Lake  St  B  &  L  Assn  nov 

11,  It  18  and  pt  19  b  3,  19  39  12,  6«.$3000 
Dahlin  M  to  A  L  Baker  nov  18,  It  15  It  6, 

3  38  14,  3y  6^  $2500 

Dorall  A  to  Eokhart  &  8wan  nov  6,  It  6,  It 

34  b  5,  18  39  14,  5y  7%  $3200 

Drury  H  A  to  G  A  Rose   nov  30.   pt  Its  8 

and  all  9  and  10  b  15,  27  42  13  and  o  p 

5y  7^  $4000 

Doyle  J  to  W  Loeb  nov  21,  pt  b  16,  27  40 

14,  5y  6«,  5  ds  $3800 

Davis  G  W  to  H  A  Goodrich   June  10,  It 

17  Goodrich's  snb  17  40  14,  3y  6%...$2500 
Dudek  J  E  to  R  Berger  nov  18,  It  2  b  16, 

6  37  15,  3y  6^   $2000 

Dice  P  A  to  A  T  Gait  deo  2,  pt  b  15,  Rog- 
ers Pk  Bj  6%  $2000 

Davis  A  F  to  J  J  Walser  nov  1,  It  54  It  345 

etc  8  39  13,  5y  6!J  $4000 

Emerson  A  to  M  MoEittriok  nov  22,  It  15 

to  b  3,  4  39  13,  ly  —  $3000 

Erickson  0  F  to  W  Heinemann  nov  30,  It 

39  b  7,  29  40  14,  5y  6^  $1400 

Edwards  S  to  H  Segeebin  nov  20,  pt  s  e 

qr  21  41  13,  3y  6%    $10,000 

Evans  T  P  to  D  M  Ersbine  Jr  nov  26,  pt 

b  23,  21  43  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Evans  A  E  to  A  Crawford  oot  2,  pt  n  w  qr 

s  w  qr  33  39  13,  5y  5%,  4  ds  $15,000 

Forskeit  D  E  to  Monument  8  &  L  Assn 

nov  30,  U  30  b  2  Colo  2d  add  7%. . .  $3000 
Fisher  M  A  to  0  T  &  T  Oo   deo  2,  It  21  b 

2,  17  .38  14,  6y  7%  $2400 

Franz  F  to  J  F  Stepina  nov  25,  It  17  b  1, 

14  39  13,  e%  $1800 

Farley  M  J  to  0  O  Schumacher  nov  30,  It 

41  b  2.  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $2000 

Fowler  A  B  to  C  8  Place  nov  16,  pt  Us  1 

and  2  b  4,  7  39  13,  6%  $2000 

Farson  R  B  to  H  P  Kranz  nov  21,  Its  142 

and  143  Farson  snb  5  40  14,  5y  6%.  .$3500 
Frisby  B  to  P  F  Knefel  deo  2,  Its  4  to  18 

b  7,  11  39  13,  3y  6^   $4900 

Fannella  D  to  C  T  &  T  Co  nov  9,  It  23  b 

21,  17  .39  14,  5y  1%  $8500 

Fosmer  M  A  to  R  A  Davison  dov  22,  Its  7 

and  8  and  n  hf  b  2,  4  38  14,  7%  $1567 

Frankfurter  A  8  to  W  Heinemann   oot  1, 

It  17  b  2,  8  40  14,  2y  6^  $1000 

Fitzgerald  H  A  to  M  F  Riggle  nov  15,  It  1 

b  12,  17  42  13,  7y  7%  

Qleich  T  0  to  J  0  Soovel  oot  26,  It  1  and 

2  b  3,  8  40  14,  4y  6%  $1950 

Gneist  A  to  D  Eiohberg  nov  23,  It  25  b  19 

34  39  12,  6^  $^600 

Giese  A  to  M  W  Eozminski  nov  27,  It  42 

b  8,  1  39  13.  6y  G%  $6000 

Gibson  D  to  W  E  Hatterman  nov  25,  It  1 

b  2,  3  39  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Gloor  F  to  M  W  Kozminskl  nov  29,  pt  It 

10  b  12,  36  40  13,  5y  6^  $22C0 

Qunther  0  F  to  N  Y  Life  Ins  Oo   nov  1, 

pt  It  16  b  138  8  B  add  6y  i%%  $40,000 

Gnnsaulus  F  W  to  A  Crawford  oot  2,  pt  n 

w  qr  8  w  qr  33  39  13,  5y  5%  $7600 

Gould  E  W  to  A  J  Kowalski  nov  26,  It  5 

b  23,  5  and  6  37  15,  ly  6^  $2000 

Green  O  to  8  A  French  May  29,  pt  b  39, 

31  38  15,  3y  6%,  4  ds  $4270 

Goldberg  I  B  to  T  H  Schintz  nov  25,  Its 

28  and  pt  30   b  11   Branch  add   4y  G% 

 S8000 

Grainger  J  to  G  P  Cary   nov  27,   pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  32  W  Hghts  5y  7^  $2000 

Golbach  0  A  to  J  Happ  nov  14, pt  n  w  qr 

33  42  13,  2  acres  4y  7%  $2500 

Qieske  H  H  to  E  G  Forerr.an  nov  18,  It  — 

b  5,  35  40  13,  2y  6%   $3000 

Gordon  W  D  to  W  H  Holden  oot  15,  It  11 

It  11,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $250C 

Gardner  R  M  to  J  F  Dryden  oct  1,  pt  It  1 

b  11  Newberry  add  5y   $30,000 

Gordon  R  A  to  N  W  Birbhoff  nov  16,  It  3 

Warlich  sub  9  38  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Gronow  D  G  to  W  Boldenweok  nov  16,  Its 

1  and  2  b  22,  17  40  14,  5y  6%  $14,000 

Griffith  E  to  F  A  Barnes  nov  6,  Its  17  to 

19  b  15,  14  38  14,  4y  6^  $4000 

Gage  B  and  8  to  E  8  Kinner  nov  8,  pt  It 

5  b  21  fri  15  add  5y  5^  $20,000 

Gaetz  F  to  E  C  Nichols   nov  6,  It  20  b  4, 

19  40  14,  3y  6%  $4000 

Gieske  H  to  E  G  Foreman   nov  15,   Its  1 

and  2  b  5,  35  40  13,  3%y  6%  $6000 

Goessling  0  F  to  G  A  Rose  nov  1,  Its  11 

and  12  b  1   Pitner  to  Evanston  5y  6% 


 $2800 

Grant  J  A  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  nov  20,  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  5,  11  38  14,  3y  6^  $1200 

Guerin  J  to  D  J  Gallery  nov  1,  It  42  b  2, 

34  39  14,  ly  6^  $7000 

Gerity  M  to  A  Loeb   nov  20,  pt  b  16,  27 

40  12,  10  ds  $7450 

Homan  F  to  L  Kollenbark  deo  3,  It  1  and 

2  Hadelman  snb   32  39  13,   39  mos 
  -  $?000 

Homan  F  J  to  0  Pries   deo  3,  Its  1  and  2 

Stadelman's  snb  2y  6%  $1200 

Hennessy  O  A  to  E  0  Wentworth   dec  2, 

pt  It  22  b  7  Ashland  add  Sy  6%  $4000 

Hix  J  B  to  F  B  Chandler  nov  29,  It  2  b  9. 

27  39  14,  5y  6%  $1200 

Hine  C  to  H  S  Osborne  oot  21,  pt  Its  3  4 

and  5  b  8.  20  40  14,  3y  6^   $1000 

Hubbard  J  N  to  Intel  B  L  &  I  Union  moh 

2,  Its  9  to  11  b  4,  7  .^9  14,  5«.   |3500 

Holland  0  F  Church  to  J  Van  Vlissiogen 

•jept  12,  Its  33  to  36,  20  38  14,   1  ly  e,% 

   $4000 

Hall  J  A  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  oot  23,  U  7 

and  8  Mason  &  Pallmau  5y  6%  $2600 

Healy  E  O  to  J  Leo  Fay  deo  2,  pt  It  15  b 

5,  23  38  14,  5y  6«  $3500 

Homan  F  J  to  H  Kathmann  deo3,pt  b  19 

33  39  14,  54m  6%   $2800 

Hagan  W  to  W  Loeb  nov  25,  It  58  It  1,  L'9 

39  14,  6'A%  $1400 

Haynes  P  F  to  G  F  Koester  nov  25,  pt  b 

1,  24  40  13,  3y  756  $2500 

Harlbnt  U  to  L  Deutsoh  nov  20,  It  20  and 

21  b  16,  31  38  15,  13  m  6%  $^385 

Harrison  N  W  to  J  H  Kraemer  nov  3i',  It 

21  b  3,  8  40  14,  3y  6«  $1500 

Homan  F  J  to  J  McCartney  deo  2,  Its  13 

to  15  b  63  W  Hgts  'iy  e%  $1000 

Homan  F  J  to  J  McCartney  deo  2,  It  1  It 

5  It  11  b  4  W  Hgts  6%  $1282 

Hansen  L  E  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  deo  2,  It  48 

b  2,  22  38  14,  6%  $2800 

Hogans  H  to  P  O  Stensland  nov  22,  Us  1 

and  pt  2  b  1,  9  39  13,  5y  6%  $12,000 

Halls  8  to  E  Q  Foreman  nov  29,  It  38  b  4 

13  39  13,  5y  6%  $3000 

Hansen  A  M  to  B  W  EUia  ,  It  36  b  23, 

16  38  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Homan  F  J  to  L  Hibbling  deo  3,  pt  b  19, 

33  39  14,  6S5  $4t0J 

Hartman  J  A  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  4,  It  23  b  16,  5  37  15,  7%  $.'800 

Hallett  0  to  R  Berger   nov  23,   It  10  b  3, 

22  38  14,  5y  6^  $1750 

Horst  W  P  R   to   N  Ohi  Mut  8  &  B  Assn 

nov  25,  It  33  Czmock  snb    6  39  13,  7% 

 $1300 

Haumerl  W  0  to  H  Chandler  nov  16,  pt 

Us  16  and  21.  —  41  12,  3y  6%  $1650 

Hoeft  W  H  to  P  J  Wetzel  nov  19,  It  44  b 

rf,  30  39  14,  6^  $1200 

Halla  F  to  H  D  Beam   nov  21,  Its  15  and 

16  b  3,  21  40  14,  ly  6^  $2t00 

Hass  V  to  G  L  Gray   nov  15,   Its  623  to 

630  711  to  718  Grayland  Park,  4  6^. $1600 
Hart  G  A  to  W  Ohi  B  &  L  Ass  nov  16,  It 

37  b  2,  16  38  14,  7%  $2400 

Hankins  G  V  to  J  R  Fonlke  nov  22,  Us  1 

to  4  It  1  b  48,  7  39  14,  5}  6%  $12,500 

Harper  J  I  to  T  M  Bailey  oot  31,  It  4  It  3, 

3  38  14,  2i^y  6^  $2500 

Horeoky  A  to  O  Buhl  noy  21,   Its  1  to  3 

Sohweisthal  sub  18  37  15,  2y  6^  $1700 

Hyde  E  M  to  W  J  Lister  nov  4,  pt  b  18,  8 

42  13,  6^  $1500 

Hall  G  E  to  J  O  Bryan   nov  22,  Its  6  and 

7  b  4,  7  39  14,  5y  6^  $3<  00 

Hadlook  W  to  A  Ohytraus   uov  15,  It  18 

and  pt  19  b  9  etc  20  37  14  $1900 

Happe  K  to  A  G  Ingraham  oot  30,  lt3  25 

to  36  b  21,  18  37  15,  2y  7%  $2500 

Hart  Q  A  to  W  Ohi  B  &  L  Assn  nov  16.  It 

37  b  2,  16  38  14,  —  $2400 

Hawtree  G  M  to  J  H  Gilbert  oct  7,  It  66 

Givens  &  G  sub  25  40  13,  5y  7%  8  deeds 

 $11,200 

Hughes  F  to  Q  A  Rose  nov  19,  It  18  Gaf- 

fielil  sub  7  41  14,  6y  6^%  $2300 

Hopple  8  to  T  J  Lefeng  nov  18,  e  hf  n  e 

qr  20  37  14,  Feb  26,'97,  6%  $10,000 

Heim  F  to  W  O  Frioke  nov  7,  It  1  and  2 

b  13,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $1900 

Hall  J  A  to  A  Van  Vlissingen  nov  I,  Its  4 

and  pt  5  b  3,  16  37  14,  3y  7%  $18tO 

Hatcher  J  H  to  F  R  Chandler  oct  24,  pt 

It  16  b  5,  21  38  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

III  Ld  &  L  Oo  to  T  G  &  T  Co  July  1,  pt  s 

e  qr  8  36  15,  5y  6^.,  $8736 

Jones  W  8  to  W  E  Duncombe  nov  25,  It 

46  b  1,  7  39  13,  ly  6^  $6000 

Joioe  P  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  27,  It 

3  b  3,  27  38  14,  5y  7^  $2000 

Jager  J  to  C  Leaoh  nov  6,  It  22  It  8  Cir  ot 

ptn  35  40  13,  5y  6^  $4500 

Johnson  C  to  H  G  Zander  nov  26,  It  370 


Grayland  Pk  add  3y  7%  $1000 

Jones  0  A  to  J  H  Van  Vlissiugen  Ang  12, 

Its  5  to  7  b  79,  27  39  14,  3y  l\%  $5000 

Juergens  T  to  O  H  Fleischer  nov  19,  It  41 

b  11  Klston  add  3y  ti^  $2000 

Jordan  E  to  A  Smith  nov  12,  !t  35  b  4,  36 

40  13,  3y  7%  $1600 

Jackson  P  to  Home  Mnt  !•  Assn  nov  14, 

It  36  b  1,  1  39  13,   $1500 

Johnston  A  to  P  B  Hoyt  nov  18,  It  1,  e  hf 

8  w  qr  5  40  14,  6«  $3850 

Jensen  0  0  to  W  Loeb  oot  28,  Its  1  and  2 

It  34  etc  14  38  14,  6y  6%  $12,000 

Jackson  G  A  to  M  W  Pinokney  nov  16,  It 

6  b  16,  5  37  15,  e%  $1400 

Kratoohvil  V  to  T  H  Schintz  nov  22,  U  53 

b  8,  20  39  14,  5y  6^  $7000 

Kennedy  Q  L  to  A  M  Snydacber  nov  29, 

pt  It  3  b  41  8  s  add  3y  6^   $2800 

Kiesehke  0  to  B  A  Fessenden  nov  20,  It  1 

and  2  It  23  b  19,  29  40  14,  3y  6^....  $8600 
Klemicke  E  to  0  J  Hambleton  nov  27,  It 

9  b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6^   $U00 

Koropasek  J  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  29, 

Us  91  and  92  b  8,  26  39  14,  3y  63^^. $2000 
Kullerstrand  J  E  to  W  Madlung,  nov  27, 

It  16  b  1,  20  38  14,  2y  6^  $1600 

Kennett  0  B  to  H  R  Baldwin  nov  26,  pt  b 

45,  8  39  13,  6y  6%  $2000 

Keller  J  to  O  0  Buiz,  nov  26,  It  9  b  1,  4 

38  14,  ,3y  6%  ^2200 

Kearney  C  H  to  M  E  Greenebanm  nov  26 

It  9  b  7  S  &  G  add  6y  7^   $1200 

Kerwin  M  to  L  Hansen  oot  1.  It  18  b  6,  2 

37  14,  7y  7%  11550 

Kopf  J  to  R  A  Haussner  nov  20,  It  8  b  1 

b  11  Sheff  add  by  6%  $3  00 

Kabell  M  0  to  L  Baird   nov  14,  pt  It  1  b 

20,  33  40  14,  6y  6%  $6000 

Kooh  J  to  J  0  Uutchins  nov  18,  pt  It  18  b 

133  s  8  add  .6y  $60C0 

Keepers  W  C  to  W  Loeb  nov  18,  pt  Its  30 

and  31,  12  40  13,  6y  7^  $1500 

Kopprel  A  to  T  G  &  T  Co  nov  8,  It  3  It  b 

62,  21  39^14.  60ds  6%  $5500 

Kowalewski  J  to  F  8  Winston  nov  22.  It 

38  b  2,  19  40  14,  3y  b!g  $4500 

Lindqnist  F  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  deo  2,  It  40  b 

8,  2  37  14,  5y  6%  $2200 

Larson  M  to  A  Wahl  nov  4,  Its  20  and  21 

b  1.  17  38  14,  3y  6Sg  $6600 

Loedidge  W  to  A  Torpe  nov  26,  It  26  b  1 

b  11  Sheff  add  5y  6%  $1200 

Lively  A  E  to  Q  A  Rose  nov  14,  pt  b  16, 

32  41  14,  5y  6%   $1800 

Lubeok  K  G  to  B  RubenB  nov  26>  Its  18, 

17  40  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Lubeok  E  G  to  H  Rubens  oot  26,  It  3  It  4, 

28  40  14.  5y  6^  $16,0(0 

Lambean  G  to  E  F  Gorton  nov  25,  Its  1  to 

6  b  4,  .SI  40  14,  6y  6%  $2800 

Loeb  A  H  to  Security  T  <fe  T  Oo  nov  '^7, 

Us  21  and  22  b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  7^.  .  $22,500 
Lovell  H  A  to  W  E  Dnnoombe  nov  5,  pt  b 

2,  34  39  14.  ly  6^   ..$12,0C0 

Lindgren  O  V  to  J  Hoaglund  oct  24,  It  36 

b  3,  5  37  15,  855   $13C0 

Lane  F  O  and  R  0  to  G  A  Rose  nov  30,  It 

17  b  55,  7  39  14,  7^  $1500 

Latham  C  E  to  Security  T  &  T  Co  nov  15 

pt  b  30,  10  39  12,  lOy  7%,  5  ds  $7100 

Loesoh  B  to  Golden  B  L  &  H  Assn  deo  2, 

It  50  b  6  Archer  add  $3500 

Londelias  C  A  to  H  Hendereon  nov  26,  It 

and  pt  2  b  3,  14  38  14,  5y  6^  $12,0C0 

Leonard  M  G  and  T  J  to  J  H  Jonen  nov 

26,  pt  b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  5%,  4  ds. . .  $22,000 
Leonard  M  G  and  T  J  to  O  H  Waldo  nov 

26,  same  prop  2y       i  da  $7300 

Lewis  E  8  to  E  W  Zander  nov  25,  It  3  b 

26,  17  40  14,  6y  7%  $15C0 

Lardner  E  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  29,  pt  b  15 

17  39  14,  6y  7^  7. $17,000 

Lowry  W  to  A  T  Gait  nov  27,  It  11  b  33, 

Woloott  add  6y  5}4%  $12,000 

Miller  0  E  to  A  O  Mather  nov  29,  It  19  It 

5,  36  39  13,  5y  7%  $1500 

MarquardtC  to  H  A  Dubia  nov  2,  It  1  b 

59,  19  39  14,  3y   $3(  CO 

I^oOarthy  E  to  T  W  Prindiville   dec  3,  It 

2  and  pt  3  It  3,  13  39  19,  6^  $1500 

Murray  G  K  to  0  T  &  T  Co  nov  2,  pt  e  hf 

s  w  qr  s  w  qr  17  37  15,  3y  6%  $3000 

Marion  M  to  J  R  Foulke  nov  19,  pt  It  6  b 

133  8  s  add  5y  6%   $11,000 

Mason  J  8  et  al  to  E  Q  Mason  nov  13,  pt 

It  32  It  1  U  11   etc   b  2,  3  39  14,  3y  ^% 

 $70,000 

Meyer  F  to  E  0  Nichols  nov  26,  Its  3  and 

4  It  b  195  Maywood  3y  6^  $1000 

MoKelson  8  T  to  J  G  Shedd  nov  30,  Its  27 

and  28  b  3,  26  39  13,  Sy  7!{  $2100 

MiUs  W  A  to  J  F  8nyder  nov  26,  It  6  and 

7  It  1  b  5,  22  38  14,  3y  6%%  $2000 

Mosser  L  and  AM  to  N  W  Mut  L  Ins  Co 

nov  13,  pt  It  22  b  5  RookweU  add  6y  6 


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Maitland  W  to  0  A  Pomeroy  cov  18,  It  21 

b  4,  3  37  15,  7^   |1«00 

Mitter  0  L  to  M  E  Greenebanm  Jan  7,  It 

24  and  f5  b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  1%  $3' 00 

MoOarthy  J  J  to  MI  McCarthy  June  10, 

Its  5  to  8  b  16,  26  39  14.  H  f  lO.roO 

Moor  A.  to  R  Berger  nov  7,  It  36  b  24,  33 

40  14,  5y  G%%  112(10 

MaoDoogal  M  K  to  L  &  Inv  Oo  of  N  Am 

oot  31,  It  33  b  14,  20  35  14,  6«  $2000 

MoDoihan  P  H  to  Chi  Perm  B  <fc  L  Assn 

aov  5,  It  38  b  15.  1  37  14.  1%  $1800 

Morton  O  to  J  S  Norton  nov  20,  It  28  b  2, 

33  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Morray  T  E  to  W  A  Bond  Mar  15,  It  5  b 

3,  28  39  14.  ly  %%  $2850 

Metcalfe  W  to  R  F  Erdmann,  nov  15,  b  6 

6  37  14,  ^i  $5000 

McLinden  T  to  W  H  Holden  nov  25,  pt  e 

hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  36  13,  5y  7?  $1500 

McGrath  M  B  to  W  Heinemann  dec  2,  Its 

6  and  7  b  1.  7  40  14,  6if^   $3500 

O'Bara  A  and  J  to  Eq  Trnst  Oo  nov  27,  It 

8  and  pt  7  b  55,  27  39  14,  4y  &%  ...$5000 
O'Neill  J  H  to  A  P  Blaokstone  nov  18,  pt 

Us  1  2  and  3  b  43,  8  39  13,  3y  7«....$1400 
O'Shea  E  to  W  B  MoClore  nov  8,  It  5  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  6<g   $1500 

Olson  H  L  to  W  F  Lnbeke   nov  29,   pt  b 

16,  35  40  13,  5y  7%   $2700 

O'Snllivan  M  to  W  J  Feldman  nov  25.  pt 

b  7,  22  38  14,  6;?,  4  ds  $1775 

Olmstead  J  D  to  T  H  Sebintz  nov  18,  It 

49  b  4,  35  40  13,  6y   $20.  0 

O'Snllivan  to  Cottage  G  Ave  B  4  L  Assn 

nov  29,  It  3  and  34  b  7,  22  38  14,6<S.$19P0 
Ortmann  J  to  H  Strassheim  nov  24,  It  19 

b  8,  4  39  14,  6y  &%  $4000 

O'Shea  E  to  L  Baird  nov  8,  It  5  b  1,  20  40 

14,  5y  6^  |35C0 

Peters  F  M  to  J  H  Ernst  nov  27,  It  3  b  12 

35  40  13,  3y  6^   $2000 

Pike  A  H  to  W  B  Gibba  Jane  6,  Its  1  and 

2  It  24,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $4600 

Phillips  W  0  to  Will  H  Moore  nov  25,  It 

2  b  1,  3  38  14,  2v  G%  flOOO 

Parker  L  to  0  M  Nichols  nov  25,  It  26  and 

29,  28  37  14,  5y  7Sg   $1200 

Proteaa  P  to  C  S  Holt   nov  23,   It  8  b  5, 

VernOD  Pk  3y   $4000 

Pederson  M  to  C  R  Matson  dec  2,  It  31  b 

7,  1  39  13,  6^  $1500 

Page  J  0  to  J  A  Edwards  nov  27,  It  8  b  2 

Waller's  add,  Bnena  Pk  5y  6<?  $75:0 

Pinz  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  22,  It  9  b  4,  28 

39  14,  7^  $3300 

Petterson  0  to  J  T  Dale  nov  29,  It  27  and 

28  b  1,  31  40  14,  ly  7^   $2540 

Pratt  M  B  to  V  a  Sarghnor  oct  5,  It  6  b 

1,  8  42  13,  6^   $5000 

Peters  J  G  to  J  L  Cochran   oot  22,  Us  16 

and  17  b  17.  5  40  14,  6y  1%  $15,C00 

Qaigley  E  to  W  8  Forrest  nov  20,  It  1  b  1 

17  39  14,  1%  $150) 

Rankin  T  to  F  B  Peabody   nov  26,   Its  8 

and  9  b  1  Sheflf  add  3y  6^   $4000 

Rehman  B  to  J  Rose  nov  15,  It  16  b  1,  10 

38  14,  3y  6^   $.')000 

Rentz  L  to  A  Peterson  nov  27,  It  21  and 

pt  22  b  8,  17  39  14,  5y  6^.  $40(0 

Bedford  M  to  J  8  Driver  nov  26,  pt  It  872 

Riverside  3y  6?  $17(0 

Russ  8  to  C  F  Schumacher  Jr  dec  3,  It  17 

b  1  Brand  add  3y  6^  . ,  $2200 

Smith  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  dec  2,  It 

20  b  6,  14  39  14,  5y  6^  $6000 

Smith  M  A  to  same  dec  2,  It  9  b  9,  14  39 

13,  I3^y  1%  $1000 

Smith  E  J  to  W  T  Riokards  nov  27,  It  21 

b  2   McCanney'd  add  Willmette  5y  6^ 

 $13C0 

Sohallman  M  to  J  Stern   nov  27,  It  1  It  6 

b  62,  21  39  14   $3000 

Sunkey  0  C  to  W  Heinemann   nov  23,  It 

58  Taft  add  7«  $1200 

Smith  vV  to  Am  T  ifc  8  Bk  dec  2,  pt  It  2  b 

6,  21  38  14.  6^  $3000 

Sinclair  J  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  26,  It  76 

and  77  d  38,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $3200 

Sandy  J  H  to  G  W  Woodbory  oct  1,  It  11 

and  pt  16  It  5,  21  38  14,  3y  634«  $2500 

Seaton  E  D  to  E  H  Fishborn  nov  29,  It  8 

and  pt  6  b  6,  18  39  14,  6y  &%  $1000 

Stiuson  J  to  R  Whitman   nov  27,  b  6,  25 

38  14,  3y  6^  $9000 

Seaton  E  D  to  T  G  &  T  Co  nov  29,  Its  7 

and  8  and  pt;  6,  18  39  14,  7y  6%.  .  $l(',00O 
Salinski  J  to  E  G  Paaling  nov  29,  It  36  b 

6  b  44  ShefE  add  5y  7^  $  15U0 

Saxe  H  to  W  B  McOlare   nov  8,   It  6  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Stadelman  H  W  to  A  Torpe  nov  22.  It  7 

It  1  Sheflf  add  ly  6^  $2500 

Schmidt  H  to  B  A  Fe^senden  nor  20,  It  3  i 


It  23  b  19,  29  40  14,  3y  7^  $4(00 

Saxe  H  to  L  Baird   nov  8,  It  6   b  1,  20  40 

14,  5y6^    $3600 

Silverthorne  F  to  B  F  Bayley  nov  26,  pt 

It  3,  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $80(0 

Sbarakeski  J  to  L  Baird  nov  23,  Its  1  and 

2  b  7  Palmer's  add  So  Chi  5y  6^....$i000 
Sanchez  M  to  W  Heinemann  sept  9,  Its  14 

and  15  b  1,  29  40  14,  2y  6«  $2000 

Sohanzenbach  E  and  O  to  H  Cnlver  nov 

25,  It  28  b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  6SS   $30n0 

Skelink  A  to  A  J  Kwasegrooh  nov  26,  It 

21  b  25  Sheflf  add  6i«  $1600 

Thies  M  to  J  F  Ott  nov  25,  It  14  b  2,  36  40 

13,  6J5  $1500 

Truman  J  R  to  C  M  Nichols  nov  20,  pt  b 

16  Morton  snb  35  o6  14,  7^  $3700 

Todd  E  to  A  E  Barr   nov  1,  it  15   b  8,  23 

39  13,  5y   «14(0 

Taylor  J  E   to   Ev  &  N  Cook  Co  B  &  L 

Assn  dec  2,  Its  17  and  18^  b  5,  Wilmette 

1%  $1700 

Thelen  J  to  Golden  B  L  &  H  Assn  deo  2, 

It  28  b  5,  28  39  14,  —  $1600 

Turner  G  D  to  Lot-Ownern  L  <fc  B  Assn 

deo  3,  Its  44  to  49  b  1,  32  40  13,  7?.,$2000 
Thiener  F  to  R  Berger  dec  3,   It  40  b  5, 

Kay  add  'Aj   $1300 

Tennant  M  M  to  Royal  T  Co  dec  2,  It  V2 

b  11,  5  40  14,  5y  6^  $45  )0 

Trayner  O  R  to  T  G  &  T  Co  dec  1,  prems 

182  State  st  \0y^%%  $270,000 

Tottle  H  N  to  H  T  Sloan  nov  24,  Dt  b  1, 

10  38  14,  3y  /%   .'..$3('00 

Teafel  R  H  to  C  Penn  B  &  L  Assn  deo  3, 

Us  27  and  28  b  3,  20  38  14,  6^  $4800 

Taylor  W  to  A  M  Snydacker  nov  13,  It  38 

b  4,  14  38  14,  ly  H  $1800 

Voges  B  to  F  Schamaoher  nov  30,  It  2  b 

5,  35  40  13,  5y  %%  $3000 

Vehon  W  to  J  T  Richards  nov  15,  pt  It  17 

b  2,  34  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 

Wissing  F  to  J  P  Bohlander  nov  27,  It  12 

b  70,  10  39  12,  8%  $1600 

Wolf  8  to  T  U  Sohintz   nov  27,  It  19  b  1, 

19  39  14,  5y  6S  $4500 

Wilson  G  8  to  W  H  Cunningham  sept  20, 

pt  It  28  8  e  qr  3  38  14,  5y  6%   $20,(  00 

Welch  W  J  to  T  M  Welch   nov  30,   Us  12 

and  13  b  1,  12  39  13,  5y  6«    S1300 

Walker  L  L  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  nov 

18,  It  11  b  15,  30  40  14,  1%  $1600 

Williams  J  Q  to  Evaoston  Sav  &.  L  Assn 

nov  9,  It  23  b  2  P  to  Evnstn  $2800 

Watson  J  8  to  Jesse  Holdom  nov  30,  Us 

64  to  57  De  Witt  add  2y  6^  $10,000 

Waag  W  F  to  J  L  Mallory  nov  20,   It  7 

Ballin  sob  8  38  14,  3y  7^   $12  )0 

Watson  F  J  to  H  T  Lukens  nov  25,  pt  It 

32  Fowler  B  &  B  sub   1139  12,  5y  %% 

 $1900 

Wadhams  F  E  to  L  Carter  nov  25,  pt  Its  8 

and  7,  — ,  ly  1%  

Ward  C  E  to  F  R  Chandler  nov  25,  pt  b  3 

28  38  14,  6^,  6  ds  $16,CO0 

Winberg  G  M  to  W  D  Cooper  nov  23,  It  7 

and  8  b  14  ,  20  38  14  and  o  p  7^  . . . .  .f  1250 
Wilson  M  A  to  R  L  Woodroogh  nov  8,  Us 

1  and  2  b  3,  35  41  14,  3y  6^  $3500 

Young  A  to  H  P  Nichols  nov  30,  Its  60  to 

63  b  106  Melrose  5y  6%  $1600 

Zander  E  W  to  N  W  Mot  L  Ins  Co  nov  8, 

it  11  b  1,  18  40  14,  5y  6^  $20C0 

CHATTKL.  inOKTIiiAd^KII. 


Ahlsen  0  M  to  A  Bcrgstrom  nov  27,  hornes 

etc  255  n  Market  ly  $500 

Amerman  FA  to  A  T  Leen  dec  2,  fnrn 

333  63d  ly  $150 

Augustine  W  F  to  C  H  Merrick  nov  29, 

fnrn  6m  $102 

Anderssn  L  to  E  B  Baehr  nov  25,  fnra  9 

Jackson  ly  $300 

Ahbe  F  to  O  Hart  nov  29,  shop  122  w 

Lake  ly  $100 

Blair  G  to  H  P  Mount  nov  23,  furn  293 

Illinois  7m  $102 

Burns  A  M  to  8  B  Enowlton  nov  22,  farn 

7m   $195 

Birn  L  J  W  to  J  M  Sttawn  nov  28,  fnrn  6 

m  $103 

Beaven  F  to  M  E  Finch  nov  29,  piano 

70712  6m   .$103 

Botler  E  to  Natl  M  Loan  Oo  nov  29,  piano 

ank  fnrn  7m  $197 

Bourn  H  to  E  R  Wheeler  nov  22,  fern  556 

V  Barer  6m  $120 

Beck  C  M  to  J  H  Gansolus  deo  2,  fnrn  6 

m  $130 

Baer  A  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oonov  80,  piano 

8m  $90 

Baikowski  P  to  U  S  Brg  Co  nov  22  saloon 

383  w  Ohi  av  2y  $250 

Blnementhal  W  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  26,  s 


m  and  fnrn  7m  $119 

Barnett  J  to  Avon  Fellilysoh  nov  16,  fnrn 

1311  Michigan  av  3m   $165 

Barton  J  W  to  Blatz  Brg  Co  nov  IS,  sa- 
loon 491  Division  ly  $700 

Bergmen  J  L  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Co  nov  12 

saloon  5l8t  and  St  Loois  av  2y  $350 

Brown  0  to  G  G  HabbeM  nov  28,  fnrn  11 

m  $135 

Betzel  O  to  F  Dierssin  nov  19,  maohy  etc 

96  w  Ohi  av  2y  $2000 

Brolund  O  to  E  A  Erd  nov  16.  furn  2y.$l(0 
Bunden  M  A  to  M  Wallace  nov  2",  furn 

U07  Mioh  av  (m   $250 

Bryant  A  F  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Oo  nov 

23,  saloon  377  Dearborn  2y  $367 

Brown  W  to  J  Range  nov  19,  horses,  wag- 
ons etc  490  V  Bnren  2y  $1063 

Bnrk  J  F  to  T  Momjian  nov  23,  market  1 

Elzblh  2m  $400 

Brnoe  B  F  to  M  B  Finch  nov  53,  furn  6m 

 $207 

Bridge  R  W  to  J  N  Hills  nov  19,  furn  140 

Waahgtn  yOds  $145 

Baker  F  t3  F  Mahony  nov  20,  shop  377 

45lh   $370 

Benn<-tt  G  W  to  Kelly  Maas  &  Oo  nov  20, 

wagon  2002  Monroe  3m  $  

Brankin  T  P  to  J  Bosson  may  11,  horse 

and  wagon  jan  1,'98  ly   $1250 

Brown  J  H  to  D  B  MoNaoght  nov  20,  farn 

6m  $77 

Borkelew  J  E  V  0  to  P  B  Van  Oden  nov 

17,  fnrn  556  Jackson  demd   $537 

Burton  M  F  to  0  R  Young  nov  11,  piano 

and  furn  212  Grove  $203 

Boam  G  D  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  nov  19, 

furn  and  s  m  7m  $70 

Bryson  G  W  to  0  Reader  nov  22,  piano,  s 

m  and  fnrn  10m  $125 

Baldwin  S  A  to  M  May  nov  19,  mdse  847 

n  Clark  2y  $200 

Bergdohl  K  A  to  T  Swanson  nov  14,  en- 
gine etc  8m  $100 

Brydges  J  0  to  F  B  Herr  oot  21,  dental 

office  221  31st  st  2y  $3r0 

Boylea  J  M  to  L  G  Smith  nov  21,  furn  7 

m  $104 

Camorater  A  to  Tosetti  Brg  Co  nov  27, 

saloon  387  Clark  demd   $475 

0^9s  W  to  L  W  Stayarenov  22.  grocery  19 

Westn  av  jan  2  $75 

Cummings  R  to  Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  nov 

19,  saloon  425  State  2y   $300 

Champion  P  W  to  J  0  Billings  nov  25, 

furn  6m   $200 

Curtis  W  F  to  M  A  Curtis  oot  28,  forn 

7004  Stoney  Isl  av  $399 

Carroll  M  to  Bastrop  &  O'Neill  nov  23, 

piano  $  

Cleerfeld  D  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  dso  2,  sa- 
loon lot  Van  Baren  ly   $650 

Chase  W  N  to  G  Q  flubbell  dec  2,  ma- 
chine 7m    $120 

Clemens  D  to  0  Dank  deo  2,  farn  441  n 

Clark  ly   $75 

Cross  J  to  S  B  Knowlton  nov  29,  furn 

7m  $169 

Crafts  I  to  E  A  Kimball  nov  29,  furn  294 

Superior  18m  $185 

Oompagmn  F  to  L  E  Hopkins  nov  26, 

furn  649  nClark  7m   $162 

Cary  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  27,  turn  7m 

 $395 

Oomkler  W  to  B  Spear  nov  21,  carriages 

etc  6m  $260 

Cirling  W  to  Webster  Mfg  Co  nov  20,  en- 
gine eto  241  Robey  2y  $371 

Ooniker  J  to  G  Morgan  nov  11,  fn:-n  ly.$81 
Campbell  A  A  Co  to  NO  Campbell  nov 

21,  fnrn  910  Madison  6m   $1200 

Cox  R  0  to  F  0  Kasoh  nov  22,  saloon  274 

State  9m  $1750 

Olaybnrgh  J  to  M  E  Muyer   nov  15,  furn 

6300  Oot  Grove  av  6m  $500 

Oalkins  G  G   to   R  D  Sheppard   nov  14, 

furn  eto  Evanston  2y   $20(0 

Orane  J  M  to  V  Faaig  nov  20,  forn  7m  $235 
Oallabau  J  to  J  Callahan  nov  20,  horses 

eto  621  n  Leavitt  6m  $300 

Clancy  W  to  F  McNeills  nov  18,  piano 

and  fnrn  23m   $200 

Check  0  B  to  M  A  Green  nov  24,  fnrn  38 

Sheldon  6m   $100 

Clayton  T  W  to  J  J  Barbour  nov  15,  piano 

Belden  av  2m  $76 

Cross  J  H  to  Feoker  Bros  Brg  Co  nov  14, 

saloon  222  w  Lake  $200 

Ddlls  I  to  G  G  Hnbbell  nov  29  furn  10m 

  $103 

Danham  H  J  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  nov  22,  s  m 

piano  and  fnrn  7m  -$197 

Doyle  H  H  to  A  McDonald  nov  20,  horse 

eto.  $110 

Donegan  J  to  Star  Brg  Co  nov  26,  saloon 


252  Water  ly  $175 

Donald  J  to  Henn  A  G  Brg  Co  nov  30, 
saloon  3U  State  2y  $375 

Dean  U  D  to  D  Rankin  nov  30,  fnrn  3625 
Ellis  Pk  6m  $102 

Dorband  C  W  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  deo  2,  cat- 
tle eto  Evanston  lOm  $70 

Davids  H  P  to  E  J  Williams  oot  29,  mar- 
ket Berwin  2y   $8000  " 

Dries  H  to  P  Riftel  nov  29,  furn  2232  Ar- 
cher av  1  y   $300 

de  Gaur.  £  to  R  M  MoCreery  nov  27,  fnrn 
2y  $135 

Eveland  F  P  to  Brunswiok-R-C  Co  nov 
30,  billiard  tables  etc  397  Van  Boren 
22m  p  m   $650 

English  B  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  nov  29,  sa- 
loon 414  w  Taylor  23m  $800 

Esler  G  H  to  V  F  Edgecomb  nov  12,  fnrn 
1610  Grace  ly  $78 

Eagle  E  to  E  A  White  nov  25,  furn  63d 
oct  1,  '97...    $140 

Bngh  L  to  O  Little  nov  23,  restaurant  246 
Milwaukee  av  6m   $1080 

Blseren  G  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  nov 
21,  saloon  139  Divipjon  2y  $220 

England  8  8  A  to  Waoker  &  B  6  &  M  Co 
nov  26,  saloon  650  Madison  2y  $688 

Fox  B  to  A  H  Baldwin  oot  26,  piano  246 
n  Clark  9m  $74 

Frick  R  F  &  T  to  Nat  Live  Stock  Bk 
sheep  etc  Freeport  90ds  $14,000 

Fuller  M  et  al  to  G  Meddendorf  dec  2. 
fnrn  Riverside  2y   $800 

Fredman  W  H  et  al  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov 
29,  fnrn  and  m  6m    $156 

Ford  J  G  to  0  8  MoNett  nov  14,  ptg  office 
1163  Irving  Pk  bvd  2y  $256 

Goldsmith  A  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  nov  30, 
saloon  67  Wells  2y  $279 

Golden  &  Donovan  to  E  L  Slige  nov  27, 
saloon  311  Canal  ly   $800 

Gnenther  J  to  V  Blatz  Brg  Co  nov  29,  sa- 
loon 2(9  Water  2y   .$826 

Goodman  OR  to  L  Q  Austrian,  nov  23, 
fixts  etc  138  35th  4m  $150 

GauUNBtoSB  Eldridge  nov  27,  forn 
826  Kenmore  av  2m  $520 

Gunthier  L  H  to  J  H  Dablem  nov  6, horses 
eto  42  Beethoven  pi  $500 

Gallaohson  0  J  to  K  Q  Schmidt  Brg  Co 
nov  27,  saloon  274  Olyboorn  2y  $750 

Harris  L  to  N  Lewinsky  nov  29,  wjgons 
eto  636  43d  $250 

Heinrichs  T  to  M  McGregor  nov  8,  wagon 
bakery  etc  Highland  Pk  7m. ,  $175 

Bochberger  L  to  J  Ruth  nov  13,  saloon 
2414  Wallace  ly  $250 

Hermes  I  to  r  Ihde  nov  26,  saloon  Supe- 
rior May  1  $300 

Holdorpien  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  23, 
furn,  piano  and  s  m6m  $134 

Hutchinson  J  0  to    nov  14,  fnrn  518 

Park  av  11m  $81 

Hooper  A  M  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  nov  20, 
horses  etc  2y  $226 

Bigoett  R  to  A  L  Dawson  deo  3,  laundry 
2im  $350 

Jans  on  A  H  to  P  McMahon  nov  26,  bar- 
ber shop  157  n  Ashland  av  7m  $140 

Jouvenat  E  to  I  S  Brewer  nov  1,  It  42  b 
19,  2,  39,  13,  4y  62  $1500 

Johnson  F  G  to  M  E  Finch  nov  26,  furn  7 
m  $82 

Jensen  A  to  Dewes  Brg  Oo  nov  29,  furn 
1440  North  av  $300 

Jones  F  E  to  ME  Ficon  nov  25,  furn  6 
m  $160 

Jamison  W  A  to  W  H  King  nov  29,  piano 
367  Oakley  6m  $U7 

Kirrigan  J  W  to  A  K  Merrill  oct  21,  fixts 
576  Madison  6m  $4200 

Kurst  F  to  Bohemian  Brg  Oo  nov  29,  sa- 
loon 674  May  demd  $475 

Krause  J  J  to  D  Kranse  deo  2,  house  535 
Lincoln  av  2y  $250 

Kraotz  F  to  F  Oampe,  nov  2,  furn  178 
Erie  2y  $425 

Klein  O  to  0  Passaw  &  Son  nov  26,  pool 
table  11m  $115 

Kolb  M  to  Aurora  Brg  Co  nov  25,  saloon 
64  Blae  Isl  av  2y  $500 

Klawene  J  A  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  nov  22, 
saloon  2642  Dearborn  ly  $800 

Seller  O  P  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  25. fnrn 
7m  $197 

Kracke  L  to  P  G  StoU  nov  22,  saloon  256 
Madison  ly  $1000 

Kelly  J  S  ti  Laflin  Bros  s,  Co  nov  29,  ring 
6m  $75 

Ludlow  E  M  P.  to  J  H  Gnnsolns  nov  26, 
fnrn  851  Monroe  6m   $300 

Lippmaa  C  to  Ddwes  Brg  Oo  nov  23,  sa- 
loon 99  )  Kinoball  av  2y  $ii 

Lang  A  t  J  H  P  .Moaat  nov  23  fnrn  GiOe,  O 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  7,  189&. 


Grove  av  7m  |260 

LvDoh  R  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  nov  30,  piano 

'7m  $97 

LaedekaB  O  to  M  £  Finoh  nov  30,  fnrn 

and  a  m  6m  $207 

Lookbanm  £  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  deo  2,  fnrn 

7m  flOl 

Low  &  Perraalt  to  O  Passow  &  Son  nov 

27,  billiard  table,  eto  7  m  p  m  $231 

Martin  M  to  M  Monroe  nov  30,  fnrn  and 

piano  126  Custom  H  pi  sept  20  '96.$2i)00 
Maxwell  M  to  A  Marray  sept  24,  fnrn  201 

Schiller  bldg  dem    $200 

Minden  M  F  to  F  Smith  nov  27,  turn  2y 

  ....$236 

Manlook  H  to  0  W  MoKeller  deo  2,  fnrn 

6240  Oglesby  av  29d8   $187 

Muathart  B  to  R  M  MoOreery  nov  3,  fnrn 

7m  170 

MoManigal  L  to  M  £  Finoh  nov  27,  farn 

6m  $30 

Martin  J  to  &  Waotz  deo  2,  mdse  473  Lar- 

rabee  ly  $300 

MendiDS  H  to  W  Q  Stonghton  deo  2,  wag- 
on ero  664  n  Clark  ly    $15o" 

Milbeeaoh  H  A  to  0  H  Merrick  nov  26, 

farn  5m  $135 

Morrison  W  to  M  £  Finoh  nov  29,  fnrn 

and  8  m  6m  $20 

Miller  J  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  nov  22,  saloon 

802  Halsted  23m  $1400 

Matliok  E  0  to  D  R  MoNaaght  nov  23, 

horess  eto  6m   $82 

Miles  T  J  to  Koowltoa  nov  16,  farn  7m.S99 
MeyroBS  J  to  Lyon  &  Healy  nov  25,  piano 

139  Carroll  av  6m  $73 

Meek  J  to  W  Hazleton  nov  19,  fnrn  3m 

 $121 

Martini  O  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  nov  16, saloon 

838  Harri  on  23m   $1166 

McRose  T  to  0  H  Merrick  oct  23,  farn  5 

m  $135 

Miller  F  to  £  H  Reobe  nov  29,  fnrn  6m 

 $424 

MoOIaskey  J  to  F  Wilson  ncv  13,  dies  eto 

2  Clark  ly  $3(0 

Moorbead  A  to  Avon  Fellilysoh  nov  26, 

fnrn  2235  B  Q  av  3m  $110 

Maloney  P  T  to  K  Keating  nov — ,  ofiBae 

faro  ly   $300 

Maerhill  O  |M  to  H  F  Underhili  nov  22, 

portraits  eto  134  V  Baren  ly  $9£0 

Marliwski  P  J  to  J  M  Strawn  nov  2i),farn 

6m  $77 

Nielson  H  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  30,  fnrn  6m. $47 
Norihrop  H  W  to  0  Meader  nov  29,  furn 

9m  $90 

Nemis  A  to  J  M  Strawn  nov  25,  farn  6m 

 $163 

Nislln  B  to  Sohoenh  >fen  Brg  Co  nov  26 

St- loon  338  Dearbo  n  dem   $690 

Ohnesorge  £  to  D  R  MoNaaght  nov  22 

fnrn  6m     |134 

Pankraiz  F  to  D  R  McNioght  nov  25,  pi- 
ano and  fnrn  Bn   ^74 

Pellken  J  to  U  S  Brg  Co  nov  27,  saloon 

248  Center  av  2y  $3)0 

Pasowicz  W  to  F  Soehorweki  oot  9,  mar- 

kht  83  Front  2m  .'...|20n 

Parker  J  B  to  S  A"dbr8in  nov  12,  barber 

shop  2824  Stale  S'^y    |175 

Royal  H  to  J  J  Owen  oot  15,  furn  574  4Jd 

6m  |I2B 

Roemi-r  A  to  L  Kipp  oot  1,  laundry  318 

S^dgwiok  ly   ^^qq 

Rayorcft  J  R  to  A  K  Merrii,  170  Vladi- 

8"°  6m   

Riverbargh  J  W  to  E  Criat  farn  1212 

Wright  6m  jl£0 

Ray  8  to  R  May  dec  2,  bowling  alley  4U4 

31st  23m  |g(  Q 

Rn«9  G  i-i  Ojro  *  Evarett  nov  2i,  tarn 

2107  Dearborn  8m.  $272 

Ransom  U  J  to  B  P  Mount  nov  25  fnrn 

4845  Forestville  av  7 m  ....   4198 

Ryan  D  J  to  E  H  Roche  nov  26,  saloon 

1297  V  Ba-en  8m  |130o 

Shea  D  to  M  Peckham  nov  29,  furn  6m 

 $400 

Skorzydlewski  A  to  Banholomae  &  R  B 
M  Co  nov  2H,  Biloon  8i9  Ashland  av  2 

y  $.'^or) 

Sikorski  F  to  E  Clemeas  nov  25,  furn  24 

Ohapin  2y  |30q 

Sohrohe  H  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  nov  25,  saloon 

264  93d  2y   |^72 

Sofield  M  E  to  A  R)bert90n  nov  26,  fnrn 

4018  Dreiel  jan  26  .  .|t90 

Soot^.  D  to  J  PatteraoQ  nov  6,  horses  eto 

926  Otto   $670 

Sooler  E  £  to  F  MoNellis  m'lv  '2V,'faVn  23 

_  ™  $266 

Sweeney  T  to  G  Q  Habbell  deo  3,  fnrn 

ly  $247 

Smith  WF  to  GN  Morgan  nov  36,'  furn 

ly   1848 

Beoord  B  G  to  T  P  Keefe  nov  "  19,"  skioon 


7112  0  Grove  av  90d3....  $100 

Stewart  N  C  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  80,  fnrn 

and  8  m  7m  $40 

Snyder  J  0  A  to  Q  Steok  apl  1,  piano  and 

s  m  ly   $145 

Sloan  U  J  to  C  H  Carr  deo  14,  piano  and 

farn  2y  $100 

Taylor  A  to  G  Gates  deo  2,  farn,  horses 

eto  382  73d  4m  ...$316 

Tillotson  E  W  st  al  to  K  KoohersparBier 
nov  30,  livery  50  and  62  39th  derod  and 

ly  (2  morts)   .$^900 

Tinslow  W  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  nov  21, 

saloon  11944  Halsted  23m  $450 

I'aylor  W  to  J  Devendorf  nov  26,  furn 

and  8  m  6m  $77 

Wheeler  E  G  to  A  Oarleton  nov  1,  a  m  23 

m  $376 

Wood  J  0  to  F  £  Blaokmen  nov  27,  piano 

and  fnrn  ly   $200 

Ward  L  0  to  A  Boos  nov  26,  fqrn  90d3 

 $300 

Walsh  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  nov  14,  saloon 

6165  State  2y  $982 

Ward  F  B  to  Manhattan  Brg  Oo  nov  22, 

saloon  237  Madison  2y  $1200 

Wright  C  E  to  G  G  Habbell  nov  22,  furn 

10m  $110 

Wortsman  M  to  W  I^ele  deo. 2,  horses, 

wagons  eto  63  Wendell  2y   $1600 

Waller  M  D  to  H  Franklin  nov  25,  fnan 

1044  12th  ly   $i00 

Whelan  S  to  M  £  Finch  deo  2,  fnin  6m. $166 
Wagner  K  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  dec  3,  furn 

7m.  $97 

Williams  L  to  A  S  Phelps  Jr  deo  2,  forn 

3447  Rhodes  avly  $270 

Ward  J  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  29,  furn  6m.  .$  2 
Willston  A  M  to  J  M  Stephens  nov  29, 

forn  2y  $6?5 

Webster  A  M  to  J  M  Stephens  nov  29, 

furn  2y  $526 

Woodman  W  G  to  8  B  Knowlton  deo  2, 

forn  7m  $85 

Wells  W  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  nov  28,  furn 

and  8  m  601   $54 

Zoerger  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  sept  5,  saloon 

2926  MilwaokeB  av  23m  $375 

Zeiger  F  to  M  E  Finch  deo  2,  furn  6m.. $98 

BILLS  OP  SALE. 


ii 


Heoderson  D  to  0  M  Jefferson  nov  29,  billbosrdB 

eto  

Polzier  IS  0  to  E  R  Elemoa  nov  27,  macby  etc  188 

Wells  ttsoo 

Boeves  H  to  B  Qeisler  nov  27,  mdee  336  w  litli . .  ilSOl 
Robbies  R  tr>  J  A  Drabe  nov  2H,  mdse  169  Wabaeh.tl 
Uoe  H  H  to  J  A  Drake  nov  26,  mdeo  169  Wabaeh..  tl 

Bobbins  A  £  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  furn  turn  $1 

O'Brien  W  J  to  8  Sullivan  nov  '^7,  saloon  935  Madi- 
son tiseo 

Frankel  S  R  to  H  Frankel  nov  26  furn  20.S  36th.  tl6 
Del  Qenio  R  to  8  Del  Qenlo  sept  25,  saloon  133  Ew 

Ingst   $2600 

Del  Qenlo  R  to  S  Del  Qenio  sept  27,  saloon  137  £w- 

Ing  St....   J500 

Rogers  0  to  F  3  Wlncton  nov  27,  furn  165  Madison 

 $93 

Beffuer  Q  M  to  F  R  Power  nov  22,  %  business  22 

w  Randolph  

Power  F  R  to  W  B  Dracke' t  nov  22,  Y,  business  22 

w  Randolph   $51  0 

Telley  G  W  to  J  D  Ebsblr  nov  21,  harness  $401 

Orocker  0  G  to  W  T  Adams  niv  20,  restaurant..  $195 
Parker  A  M  to  T  0  DJllon  sept  18,  furn  2127  Michi 

gau  $66 

Gelssler  B  to  E  Breves  deo  2,  drugs  460  Colorado 

av  $gi  0 

Kuhn  A  G  to  J  E  Euhn  dec  i.  ptg  office  294  Ootlage 

Grove  av    $1 

Heimsoth  J  D  ti  0  A  Zihn  Oo  nov  25,  bottled  goods 

etc,  li  32  Milw  av  1231 

Butcher  E  J  to  M  PItte  ncv  30,  furn  $300 

Krause  J  to  D  Srause  sept  5,  house  695  Lincoln  av 

 $20n 

Krause  D  to  J  Krause  .Jr,  deo  2,  same  }30u 

King  T  H  to  0  B  Olson  n  ,v  16,  horse  eto  $100 

Dye  B  to  W  J  Slrk  uov  12,  saloon  66  Clark  $650 

Camp  A  B  to  T  P  Randall  july  3,  lumber  Laflln  and 

 iiBoo 

Klolz  '^  to  L  Civlb  cot  li),  furn  8S9  2lst  pi  $36! 

achrender  L  8  to  A  M  Schreader  nov  19,  drugs 

2610  Lake   igj,, 

Relse  P  to  J  Bath  nov  19,  mdse  etc  36?  w  13lh  pi.. $35 
Burke  I  F  to  a  O  Bnrk  nov  23,  grocery  and  mar 

ketl  Elizabeth     $1500 

atoll  P  Q  to  L  Kracke  nov  22,  saloon  256  Madison 

 $3600 

Beokyne  V  to  J  H  Frank  nov  26,  mdse  eto  60S  Har 

rleon  $1000 

Oook  E  L  to  8  J  Cook  oot  7,  billiard  hall  1899  Mad 

 I»1800 

Johnston  W  W  to  0  E  Wells  nov  7,  "City  and 

County  Cffl  ;lal"  office  $350 

Nelson  A  to  K  Posner  nov  25,  wagon  eto  688  Dlvls- 
0°  $26 


Arnold  L  H  to  L  A  Kimball  nov  31,  mds*  S60  State 

 $5C0 

Evans  J  Q  to  0  A  Wales  Jaly  10,  bldgs  and  oon tents 

269  5l8t  $g(io 

Pililsler  L  to  J  Oz  lUo  nov  1,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Wells  ,iTo 

Fitzgerald  W  to  Selpp  Brg  Oo  nov  21,  saloon  2668 

State    $300 

Lalloh  E  to  E  Lal;oh  aug  21,  horses  eto  ITl  North 

av  $2000 

Kelling  0  to  H  Plecbatzok  nov  16,  saloon  RlTervlew 

 $460 

Campbell  A  A  Oo  to  M  C  Oampbell  nov  21,  farn. $450 
Fonruaz  )S  0  to  0  P  Koumongis  nov  23,  mdse  47 i8 

Ashland  $bcO 

Johnson  J  to  E  Mogg  nov  21,  fnrn  $70 

8he,.ard  L  N  to  G  A  Holfapfel  nov  27,  piano  3l8t 

and  atHte  $jg4 

Manhanye  F  to  F  Baker  nov  19.  877  46th  et  $376 

Rohr  N  to  H  Bush  sept  2,  furn  and  13  a  ma  777 

Milwaukee  av.   $1000 

Hereohel  E  tl  M  Herschel  nov  30,  mdse  eto  231 

Blue  Isld  av  $300 

Nagel  H  to  P  J  Nefl  nov  15,  milk  business  $500 

May  M  to  8  A  Baldwin  nov  19,  grocery  817  n  Clark 

  $2600 

Roientbal  H  to  0  Oolot  nov  19,  mdse  143  n  Olark 

  $29fl8 

King  H  E  to  8  N  Bladgett  nov  19,  farn  $40 

Solton  W  B  to  IT  E  Uolton  nor  14,  furn  ,.  .$1 

Pentz  H  to  W  D  Kelley  nov  18,  farn  812  n  Rockwell 

  $60 

Harder  F  H  to  A  Harder  uov  14,  s  m  and  furn.. .$300 
Anderson  A  to  M  M  Larson  oot  16,  mdse  113  Oak 

'  $400 

Oermak  J  to  H  Hendl  nov  20,  horses  eto  696  Throop 

 $600 

MoUonnell  M  0  to  J  F  MoDoonell  nov  1,  grocery 

etc  616  w  12th   $1000 

Grzegorek  J  to  M  Grzagorek  nov  31,  18  a  ms  and 

Prosner  H  to  A  Nelson  nov  15,  grain  eto.   $600 

Treadway  H  F  to  E  Paseual  nov  13,  mdse  13C  01ar» 

 $1 

SchulibelsB  C  to  0  Schnlthelss  nov  18,  market  246 

w  North  av  n^o 

angeenhelm  8  to  S  Guggenheim  nov  15,  horses 

6359  Cottage  Q  av   $15(0 

Hubbard  l>  C  to  Z  Mayo  June  15,  horses  eto  Wln- 

netka  1750 

Nichols  G  to  B  D  Fannon  Jr  nov  18,  mdse  46  n 

Olark  H150 

Lackowskl  A  to  A  Lackowskl  nov  18,  bldg  and  sa 

loon  99  Fry  |s,  go 

Gallegber  R  O  to  J  Gallegher  nov  15,  furn  $1^ 

Porter  F  D  to  O  W  Bryant  nov  18,  tools  eto  196 

Randolph  |6ci) 

Padln  R  to  H  Brashy  nov  18,  horse  eto  330  Mliwun 

tee  av.  ijoo 

Korlh  E  M  to  E  F  Jewitt  nov  19,  mdse  188  Olark  $260 


$750; 


JUI>e]IIBIWTIS. 


Central  National  Bank  v  Oernberg,  Ollok  A  Herner, 
$939. 

'  dmlnlslrator  estate  of  Alice  Blegert  v  Chicago  and 

Northwestern  Railroad,  $760. 
Lonlee  Gnarlioh,  $1,051.30;  J  0  Oaerlioh,  968.80,  v  L 

F  Gaerlloh. 
J  K  MROklDzIe  T  W  H  January,  $596. 
Pennsylvania  Coal  (}o  v  J  B  Morris,  $1,139.96. 
Emma  Karaar,  $1  6(ii>;  E  P  Eastman,  admtr, 

Francis  Klamar,  $1,600,  v  P  0  and  8t  L  Ry. 
J  Belfeld  v  Roth'!0hlld  Brothers,  $8,670.87. 
O  F  AlflU  v  Wrnkesba  Brewing  Oo,  $2,266.08. 
H  O  and  0  Darand  v  Henry  Wlukelnan,  $1,028. 
Samnel  Insnll  v  Vernon  D  Barnes  and  M  Bothsohild, 

$3,994. 

John  Rowe,  admtr.  v  Obloago,    Bnrllngton  and 

Oninoy  Railroad  Oo,  $600. 
Kewanee  Boiler  Oo  v  A  J  Oonnot  Oo,  $868. 
Mbizer  A  Son  t  Jhioaga  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Oo, 

$557.85. 

H  M,  rks  V  M  Finkelsteln,  $730. 

Sol  Friedman  v  Jacob  Ooldcan,  $872. 

Wilson  Brothers  V  Henry  Harmt,  $1,203. 

0  ScbllllDg  b  Oo  V  Ed  Heinemann,  $6^8. 

Sanitary  apeoialty  Mfg  Oo  v  Nelll  &  Mahn^e  Oon- 

Btruction  Oo,  $608. 
Admtr  Est  Henry  Wallbaum  0  N  A  W  By.  J800, 
Shoe  and  Lea' her  National  Bank  v  Dernberg,  Qllok 

A  Horner,  $774.12. 
Calumet  National  Bank  v  Frank  Dreblng,  $1,676. 
W  Evers  A  Oo  v  Frank  Meyers,  $53.31. 
Nicholas  Murtlu  v  J  Martin,  $I,4i  9.46. 
M  E  Baudy  v  Mary  Weston  and  B  B  Forbes,  $583.01. 
ORIAPRRvRF  Wilson,  $581.62. 
Milwaukee  Avenae  State  Bank  v  Charles  BetEel, 

$1,582.85. 

E  W  Herriok  v  Blum  &  Blum,  $1,016.33. 

Sweet,  Dempster  A  0"),  $944.51;  United  Shirt  and 

Collar  Oo,  $S65.47,  v  M  L  Friedenihal. 
J  A  Kohn  et  al  v  Julius  Levy,  $),649.13. 
Maggie  Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  0  Levia,  $783, 
J  B  Ethrldge  v  0  B  Smith,  $1,000. 
Morgan,  Wright  &  Co  v  J  H  Fields,  $4,000. 
S  Eugenia  Gill  v  J  J  Shea,  $514.08. 
Dlederich  Gelsler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370.22. 
Manrlce  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Oo,  $6,000. 
Sweet,  Dempster  A  Oo  v  Rosenblatt  A  Stein  $7T9.S3, 
Hayes  &  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116.6  1. 
Pitterson  A  Urr  v  B  J  Hcannell,  $1,600. 

M£0HANI08'  LIENS. 


Martin  Emeiich  Ontfltting  Company  v  P  L  Austin, 
$2,503. 

W  Elcbman  v  0  Ketzel,  $1,815. 

r  J  and  E  Mnllaney  v  Bllzibeth  Moore,  T  and  E 

8n:llh,  $600. 
Cooke  Brewing  Oo  v  Dwyer  Matthew,  $642  60. 
M  J  West  V  A&tna  Life  Ins  Co,  $3,095.16. 
M  K  Beyer  v  City  of  Chicago,  $920. 
8  Carlson  v  S  M  Dobson,  $810. 
W  Gibson  V  Robeit  Greer,  $1,666. 
A  H  Mead  v  H  N  Hlbbard  and  0  A  Cleaver,  $520.63. 
Julia  EeUy  v  W  M  Kelly,  $954.29. 
D  H  Tolman  v  J  A  J  Kmter,  1757.83. 
P  Quinn  v  L  8  and  M  8  Ry,  $500. 
I  Arado  v  W  J  Murphy,  $691.91. 
Chicago  Drop  Forge  and  Foundry  Oo  v  Moflat  Cycle 

Oo,  $1,9511. 

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank  v  8  8  Mlntz,  $932.40. 
A  Winchester  v  J  T  Story,  $756  66. 
Salina  Lindqast  John  A  Messenger,  $10,C00. 
W  H  Watson  et  al  v  Estate  Adam  L  Amberg,  $3,195. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Company  v  K  K  Grant,  $2.7^8. 
George  Robb  v  Olty  of  Chicago.  $660. 
George  Branrii  v  William  H  Ford,  $680. 
Marie  A  Reay  v  Horea  W  and  Nettle  A  Palmer, 
$4,086. 

John  MoOann  et  al  v  Mrs  W  A  Stevens,  $716. 
Caroline  D  Erwln  v  Soeke  Domby,  $1,163. 
Samuel  J  Payne  v  Soeke  Domby.  $1,(  97. 
Peck  Brothors  f-.  Oo  v  Frank  J  Fioher,  $80('. 
J  A  Geener  V  Martiu  Bai'mosspy,  $996,49. 
John  Havel  v  0  and  G  T  Ry,  $1,250. 
Sarah  Block  y  City  of  Chicago,  $1,800. 
Combe,  Beason  A  Co  V  Drovers'   National  Bask, 
»1,308. 

J  Bodkin  V  J  S  illvlns  Jr  and  H  P  Wade,  $1,000. 

G  A  Hawley  v  J  H  Havfrly,  $1,500. 

Mary  Smith  v  Illinois  Central  R  R,  $75(>, 

J  B  Weber  v  J  O  Lee,  $778. 

F  MacVeach  &  Oo  v  F  Silver,  $6b7. 

Boliblrd  &  Hoach.  $1,707;  John  McOhefney,  J3,T60; 

Beland  Bros  $903,  v8t  Bartholomew's  Ofaureh,  of 

Bnglewood , 
W  Porter  v  L  D  Tnthlll,  $1,423. 


Park  Rigde,  Bolten's  add,  H  16.  John 
Stade  V  Harry  B  Martin,  Peter  H  Bol- 
ten  and  Ingeborg  Bolten  $183.76 

Eleanor's  sob.  Its  11  12  13  and  14  b  3  in  e 
of  n  w      seo  10  38  14.  Samuel  Ca- 
bot V  John  and  Susan  0  Morris  $173 

Oakley  av,  prema  878.  Soren  N  Nielsen  et 
al  V  lars  Pedersen  $436 

Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  19  of  Wood's  sob,  of  w  10 
acres  of  It  6  of  e  }^  of  n  e  ^  sec  36  40 
13.  Central  Lumber  Oo  v  P  J  Mnnson 
 $53.6$ 

Calumet  av,  prems  4440  to  4446.  Bard- 
well  &  Robinson  Co  v  Neill  &  Mahnke 
Construction  Co,  Robert  Neill,  Louis 
H  Mahnke  and  W  Ames  $132.67 

Same  prems.  Same  v  Same  $1232.67 

Borden's  sub,  It36b3ei.^8w^ne  14 
1 7  38  14.  Samuel  C  Olover  et  al  t  Jane 
Bronwer  $233.98 

Tanner's  sub,  lt22b4ofne3i^e  se 
34  19  4(;  14.  Superior  Lumber  Co  v  H 
L  Wheatley  $200 

Tanner's  sub,  It  21  same.  Same  v  Same 
 $200 

0  T  sub,  sublt  33  of  It  1  b  6.  George  B 
Engle  Jr  et  al  V  Joseph  Sneberger. .  .$21 

Thompson's  eub,  It26b2nw3^ne^l 
39 13.  August  Krause  v  Durham  F 
Keeney  $44.90 

Wallace  st,  prems  3663.  John  P  Dineen  et 
al  T  Catherine  Morton  $660 

Jones' snb.  Its  10  and  11  b  3  Wiokersbam 
resnb  of  bs  6  and  6  of  e  w  34  see  33  40 
13.  Wm  ^  Plumb  v  Lewis  K  Kent. .  .$326 

Cleaver  st,  prems  202.   Wm  Oook  et  al  v 

Mathias  Ekwinski  $260.58 

Bnsby'»  snb.  It  1,  Atkinson's  sub  of  w  ^ 
b  4  of  B  1^  8  e  3^  n  w  ^  10  88  14. 
Knickerbocker  Ice  Oo  v  Charles  E 

Jones  and  Albert  Mead  $34.62 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  Piper's  3rd  add.  Its  1 

and  2  b  46  $62.60 

Ltc  44  and  45  Uendriok's  sub,  a  snb  of  Its 
12  13  14  of  orig  bik  4  Blue  Island  L  & 
B  Oo's  snb  known  as  Washington  Hgts. 
Englewood  Sash  and  Door  Oo  v  Mollie 

L  Lang  $2J2.94 

0!»on's  snb.  It  18  b  3  of  pt  n  w  3^  s  w  3^ 
86  4U  13.  E  P  M  Orentz  v  8  K  Tarald- 
•ea  $80 


December  7,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  B.D1LDING  JOURNAL. 


1175 


Fairfield  av,  prem  888.  Miobael  Keatiog  t 
Magaleoa  Lnndabl  $110 

Pifty-foQrth  ot,  prems  933  and  935.  Ger- 
hard Uohwaning  v  Walter  B  Powell  and 
James  B  Qarner  f  78 

Wabaeh  av,  prems  233.  Wm  fl  Ratten- 
bary  et  al  t  Lewis  L  Cobarn  |268.C6 

Hoyne  av  N,  prems  1214  and  1216.  John 
M  BerKstrom  t  Dauiel  Sloan  $1800 

Sooth  Ch'go,  Ironworket's  add,  Its  1  to  83 
ino.  Its  71  to  73  ino  atd  Its  79  to  101 
ail  in  b  45.  Charles  Johnston  t  Albert 
8ohwill&Oo  .-  $688.08 

Edgewattr,  Clark  st  add,  It  68.  Joseph 
Winandy  v  Thomas  Deaoy  $56.30 

Harrison  st  W,  prems  2261.  Rittenhonse 
«  Bmbree  Co  v  B  J  Qoldbeok  $69.69 

Lee's  sob.  It  37  b  6  of  w  >^  of  s  e  }£  seo 
20  38  14.  J  J  Doyle  y  Looins  Harlbnt.$46 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add,  Us  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Rndolph  Stiloveo  t  Mrs  Delia  E 
Gallagher  $145 

Lee's  sob,  Its  87  b  5  vr  s  e  ^  20  38  14. 
George  Megee  t  Dongald  Moir  and 
Lnoina  flnrtbort  $230 

Ellis  East  add,  s  19.60  ft  of  It  10  n  2.35  ft 
of  It  11  b  24.  0  Wall  Paper  Co  v  Ella 
and  T  Oadwallader  $;5.22 

Pike's  sob.  It  11  of  s  >^  of  s  e  3^  of  n  e  ^ 
of  8  w  1^  seo  3  28  14.  White  Mfg  Co  v 
Mary  L  Brown  .,..$126 

Yerkes'snb,  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  36  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  sab  of  seo  19  40  14. 
8  E  Jackson  v  Lena  and  Paul  Bin8ler$41 

Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  C  G  Clasen  v  Geo 
Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

Laflin  bt  8,  prem  6434.  Same  v  Charles 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.53 

N  W  Unvsty  sab,  It  6  b  78  of  e  3^  of  seo 
19  41 14.  Ohas  H  Sohaar  v  John  M 
Thomas  $984.40 

Sangamon  st  8,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 
T  John  MoShea.:   $15 

8t  Lawrenoe  av.  prems  7201  to  7227.  Mi- 
chael Keating  v  E  B  and  A  B  Cam  p.  $260 

Ch'go,  School  seo  add,  It  5  b  60  seo  16  39 
14.  J  T  Fortin  v  Jaoob  Jaoobson  $260 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  2  and  3  b  21.  W  Scott  v  De 
V\ittO  Butts   |43 

Same  prems.  John  0  Stookton  v  Same.  $43 

Lt  2  and  pt  of  n  481^^  ft  b  16,  frao  16  add. 
Gustav  Mnlitig  v  Frank  dal).  Royal 
ELglish  Synaioate  Co  and  Byroii  L 
Smith  1210 

Maiden  at,  3210  and  3212.  Abram  Bates 
et  al  v  H  A  Dorcey  $60 

Dearborn  ay,  prem  210.  Henry  Schiessle 
y  Mrs  Eogene  Brown  $36 

Same  prems.  M  Barry  et  al  v  Same.  .$26.64 

Prairie  ay,  prems  4864  to  4860.  E  Ken- 
nealy  y  Hasan  C  Morris  and  J  D  Wick- 
Strom  |84 

Twelfth  8t  W,  prem  1602.  Joseph  Kratooh 
vil  et  al  v  est  Joseph  Mraz,  deed. .  $31.60 

Ogden's  add.  It  21  b  9.  M  Ryan  &  Son  y 
MrsW  K  Schrant  $165.51 

Johnston,Robert8  &  Storr's  add,  s  9  ft  IH 
and  n  16  ft  It  2  b  17.  James  M  Ho)d«  et 
al  V  Emilie  Reemann   $58.25 

Englewood  Hill.  It  3  b  7,  known  as  prems 
6206  Marfchfield  av.  Englewood  Lumber 
Co  y  Samuel  J  Payne   $165 

Lt  8  and  n  hf  It  9  Jacob's  sub  of  w  hf  b 
10  Thompson  <fe  Holmes  sub  in  s  e  ^ 
17  38  14.  Frank  W  Hawes  et  al  y  Emma 
Land  Andrew  M  Anderson  $287.36 

Havenswood,  Ashland  add.  It  16  b  2. Geor- 
gia Marble  Co  v  Charles  H  Gelzein  and 
8  H  Swingingston  $762.06 

Ch'go,  Bolestein's  Douglas  Pkadd,  It  119, 
eeo  24  39  13.  L  Bilza  &  Son  y  John 
Hnbalek  |120 

ABst's  div,  It  3  of  Its  4  5  and  pt  3  qnd  6  b 
56  o  t.  Grace  &  Hyce  Co  y  Wm  A  Paul- 
sen, Carl  Pehrson,  Wm  M  and  Francis 
J  Le  Moyne  $8316.60 

White  &  Coleman's  sob,  Its  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvey's  sub  in  n  e  3^  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Rooflog  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Augustus  French  $76 

8  60  ft  It  12  b  2  C  T  sob  frao  16  3d  It 
(339-343  Michigan  av)  Same  y  Lyman 
JO  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 
WalBh  $54 

Holing  «  Johnson's  sub.  Its  11  to  26  ino, 
b  2  of  n  e  of  n  w  3^  of  n  e  seo  22 
88  14.  Moritz  Stende  y  Wm  Kent,  P  J 
Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  $210 


Camp's  sub  in  Wetherell's  sub.  Its  1  to  14 
ino,  of  n  3^  b  3  Norton's  sub  in  n  e  3^ 
n  e  3^  27  38  14.  Orrin  D  Powers  et  al  v 
Arthur  B  and  Everett  B  Camp  ....  $338.65 

Wrightwood,  It  19  in  sub  of  outlt  B.  P  J 
Karsten  et  al  v  Edward  J  and  Pauline 
E  Bode  $47.£0 

Belmont  av.  Brown's  sob.  Its  18  and 
19  of  n  e  3^  80  40  14.  North  Branch 
Lumber  Co  y  Lucy  E  Brown  $124.69 

Twenty-sixth  st,  piems  606.  Otto  Peters 
et  al  y  James  Crowley  $163.23 

Grain's  sub,  pt  of  b  3  of  n  3^  of  n  w  3^  of 
n  w  ^  seo  19  41  14.  J  J  Monoghan  v  W 
H  Jones  $21C2.46 

Lts  14  16  16  20  21  31  32  33  34  85  36  b  1 
Lyman's  sub,  of  bs  1  to  6  in  Co  Clk's 
div  of  e  3^  of  n  w  }4  seo  18  40  14.  0 
Varnish      v  L  P  Hammond  $150 

Holstein,  It  7  b  18.  Superior  Lumber  Co 
v  Christian  Nelson  $148.25 

Chg'o.  Newberry's  add.  Its  9  and  10  b  14. 
John  8  Butler,  use  W  U  Vehon  y  James 
H  and  Harry  Chaunon  $275 

Ch'go,  Sheffield's  add,  Its  36  to  39  b  33. 
seo  31  40  13.  Hines  Lumber  Co  y 
Frances  Lomly  $24.76 

Belmont  av,  Brown  Jr's  sub,  Its  18  and 
19  n  w  qr  n  e  qr  seo  30  40  14.  John 
Ostliug  et  al  y  Lucy  E  Bronwer  $1748.60 

Flournoy's  resub  Jones  &  Patrick's  add. 
It  bl  b  8.  Henry  G  Dawson  et  al  v  Gus- 

taf  Reis  $50 

fri  seo  8  37  16.  Same  y  Albert  Sohwitl 
&  Co   $417.38 

O'Brien  st,  prems  80.  Same  v  George  A 
Bandet  $62.50 

Prairie  av,  prems  6132.  Same  v  Thos  J 
Prendergast  ,  |6.i50 

C  T  sub,  e  47.68  ft  It  20  in  sub  of  b  59. 
Milton  B  Bnshnell  et  al  v  Otto  E  Weber 
 $20,183.04 

La  Salle  st,  prems  119  and  121.  Henry  R 
Woithington  v  "Vm  A  Paulsen  $205.81 

APPL.IO&'riOK  FOR  BUII  Ol\ii 


Forty-Pliih  pi  67  i,  Tbomae  Annaod,  three  «tory  and 

bacemeDt  brlok  flats,  t8,0ii'. 
Sheridan  st  997,  MaDnah  L  OUon,  8  etory  and  base- 

muDt  frame  flats  {^200. 
Kedzle  av  8  38(J-382.  John  Doyle,  two  8  story,  base- 
ment and  store  flats,  <8,'  Od. 
Twelfth  pi  611  to  74,  Board  of  Educatirin,  three  story 

on  I  basement  biiok  school  addition,  $38,(00. 
Rockwell  st  67^,  0  Madeen,  ihree  story  and  basement 

brlok  flats,  {6,6I  0. 
Stewart  av  B6t(7,  8  M  Ele°er,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  ti.GOU. 
One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st  207,  Henry  D  Young,  1 

story  and  basement  frame  ccttaKe,  11,060. 
Justine  st  646»  M  A  Dent,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  cottage,  tl,600. 
Ellis  av  4600-10,  Trustees  Ellis  av  M  E  Church,  1 

story  brlok  tonudatlon,  $4,000. 
Ohicifoav  W  698,  Hnldti  Bynerteon.  three  story  and 

basement  with  store,  bi  ick  flats,  $6,000. 
Clarence  av  191,  J  Mouwalffn,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $8,000. 
North  av  6J9,  Edward  Q  Nlleln,  three  story  and  base- 
ment with  etore,  brick  flats,  $7,litO. 
lone  pi  685,  687  and  689,  F  H  Woodruff,  three  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats  $l6,ui  0. 
Lexington  av  2317  and  l;019,  J  H  Lee,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats  $9,000. 
Sunnyside  av  821  and  823,  K  W  Qronow,  two  8  story 

and  baeemens  brick  flats,  J8.000. 
Ohio  st  £  87-93,  Adams  &  Westlake,  7  etory  and  base- 
ment brlok  factory,  $40,(  01. 
Winchester  av  498,  Barbara  Kalal,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition,  ll,8i)0. 
Forty  fifth  st  6V6I.  A  R  Olark,  three  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  reslJences,  $8,100. 
Hadlson  et  W  1514  and  1516,  James  Leamy,  two  1 

story  and  basement  brick  stores,  II  600. 
Dearborn  st  6136,  Thomas  Allldon,  1  story  and  baee- 

meot  brick  addition,  $1,40(1. 
Oalnm  t  bv  4926,  George  A  Ben;  ley,  2  s  ory  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $3,600. 
Jusilne  st  6410.  W  8  Wills,  2  story  and  basement 

ment  bUck  flats,  $  j,6nu. 
Sixty  ninth  eta  12  to  25?,  W  8  Barbee,  three  story 
and  basement  with  store  and  hall,  brlok  flats, 
140,  00. 

Pine  Grove  av  802,  A  Q  Wlgeland,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $S,iiO0. 
Milwaukee  av  11  i3,  M  Fitzgerald,  three  story  and 

bbsement  brlok  store  and  flat§,  $6,000. 
Fiftieth  pi  1C07,  Rev  T  Orimet,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $4.0  lO. 
aiarsbfleld  av  6420,  Edward  Eopp,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,000. 


Seventy  ninth  pi  81  to  89,  H  D  Hess,  four  two  story 

and  basement  frame  dwellings,  $8,000 
Wabast  av  623i,  N  G  Nelsen,  8  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $7,000. 
Washington  Bark  pi  4903  to  4907,  T  J  Leonard,  three 

2  story  and  basement  brkk  residences,  $15,000. 
Washli  gtoa  Park  pi  49U1,  T  J  Leonard,  2  etory  and 

basement  brick  resldencs,  $12,000. 
Winona  st  708,  A  E  Norman,  1  story  frame  cottage, 

$1,600. 

Justine  st  6431,  Gustaf  0  Wolf,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  »3,6(  0. 
Ada  st  C167.  A  Sundby,  2  story  and  basement  frame 

flats,  $2,200. 

Bobey  st  3320-28,  W  H  Bowman,   Ave   1  stcry  and 

basemen:  brick  cottages,  $6,000. 
Bishop  st  6629,  A  Qetterberg,  2  story  and  basement 

b'lck  dwelling,  $3,U00. 
VlDceones  av  46111  3,  D  H  Hayes,  two  4  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $26,000. 
Batler  st  3239,  William  Justice,  three  story  and 

basement   rick,  $3,000. 
Princeton  s  <0e6.  Nat  Hollow  Broke,  2  etory  and 

basement     ick  factory,  $2,600. 
Oakdale  av  1236,  Paul  Schaeter.  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $8,600. 
Newport  av  12i3,  A  A  Anderson,  2  story  frame  flats, 

$l,70il. 

South  Forty- first  court  1458,  Frank  Sonkub,  2  story 
and  basement  and  store  brick  flats,  $5,000 

Maxwell  st  406,  M  Sager,  three  story  and  basement 
brick,  «lth  store,  flats,  $4,0(0. 

Harvard  st  1470,  W  B  Sanderson,  2  story  and  base 
ment  brick  flats,  $4,600. 

Harrison  st  2528,  D  Orouthemmer,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  fiats,  $I,COn, 

Albany  av  N  1632,  Ernest  Dllvirat.  2  story  ai;d  base- 
ment shop  and  rooms,  $1,400. 

Sangamon  st  B  0636,  F  Reimerscn,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,600. 

Seventy-eighth  court  189,  L  W  Smith,  2  etory  and 
basement  frame  fiats,  $2,000. 

Eighty  first  st  2S4,  L  W  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  fiats,  $2,UC0. 

Loomis  st  6444-46,  E  Oolllnp,  two  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  c-ttages,  $2,000 

Peoria  st  65.7,  W  S  Joslyn  &  Oo,  2  etory  brick  barn, 
$1,02('. 

Ohio  st  E  270  to  276,  A  B  Peck,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  store  building,  $26,01  0 

Hengan  bv  1060,  0  B  Bercher,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flats.  $2,0'  0. 

Robey  tt  N  1966,  J  Faitols, 
frame  fiat",  $1,2  0. 

Crawford  a v  786,  B  Olson,  2  f-toty  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,500. 

Thirty-fourth  pi  W  1846-48,  O  M  Carlson,  two  3-story 
end  basement  brick  flats,  $6,001'. 

Twenly  lhlrd  st  444,  Joe  Kopktz  ke,  1  etory  and 
basement  brick  cottage,  $1,200. 

El'erlon  av  ,  FP  Dtbson,  1  story  and  base- 

ment  brick  cottsge,  $2,000. 

Aberdeen  st  66(i9  11.  F  H  Clark,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment br'ck  residences.  $3,(00. 

Greenwood  av  6428  80,  Robert  Johns,  two  2  story 
and  baeemeut  brick  residences,  $4,0C0. 

Woodlawn  av  6560-62,  Robert  Johns,  two  2  story  and 
baseme  it  brick  residences,  $4,000. 

Adams  st  932-34,  M  Fitzgerald,  two  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residences,  $10  0  o. 

Troy  st  988,  Frank  Dosek,  2  story  and  basement 
with  store,  brick  flats,  $4,'  Oi'. 

Montrose  blvd,  C  Slebold  &  Oo,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  ehnp,  11,7 '0. 

Morse  av  1210,  M  K  Williams,  2  story  and  basement 

fr>.me  residence,  $3,000. 
Jefferson  av  9224,  A  Sterner,  1  etory  and  basement 

frame  cottage,  $1,000. 
Center  av  6530,  R  A  Stansbury,  2  etory  and  baeement 
and  store  frame  flats,  $1,8C'0. 


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ANDERSON.  Gustavns,  Room  2,  70  La  Salle  at. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rms.  16  17,  90  La  Salle  It. 
BARNES  b  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BRUO    S.,  Boom  5.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bidg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  st. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
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DREYER  E.  8.  h  Co.,      Dearborn  at. 
DDNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARD8,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  III. 
BGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st, 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Chamber 

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EULETTE  0.  n  i  CO.,  167  Dearborn  st. 
iTRICEE,  0.  C,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
QETCHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  BIdg. 
GOODBIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
JORDON  C.  IJ.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  St. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENBATTSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  8.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  C.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  St. 
HELMER  a,  FRANK,  90  Washington  at 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-st.,  8  Chicago. 
HOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  St. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  st. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  h  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  h  Oo.  8S  Washington  at. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associa  ion  BIdg.,  163  ann  165 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  Witl.  tt  CO.,  120  LaSalle  St. 
nAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalie  and  Washington 

8tb  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
WEAD  b  COE,  Title  b.  Trust  BIdg. 
UERIG^LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
VIULLIEEN,  C.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  at. 
N0B10N,T.  J,  Co'.e's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madlaon 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  A  CO.,  60  Major  BIdg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  517  New  Ptock  Exchange  Blt^g. 

SAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

8CHNF1DER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
SCHUMACBER  0.  C,  266  Bine  island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201.  167  Dearborn  St 
SMITH  DU  N  LAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  at 

VIEBLINQ,  F.  C,  lie  Dearborn  at. 
WALKER,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  BIdg. 
WA8MAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpi 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  168  and  166  LaSalle  Stre 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haiated 


DREYER  E.  S.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  St. 
vlREENEBAUM  SONS,  88  and  85  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOBANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Uolbnrn 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
("EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbori. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Sauaolpa. 


Abitracts  of  Title. 

aADDOOK  VALLETTB  h  RICKOORDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  St. 

BANDY  *  CO.,  92-4  WashlligtOD  at 
I'ELTZEB,  OTTO  *  CO.,  86  Washington  at, 
BKOO^DEB'S  AB8TBACT  DEPT.,  Oonnty  four 
Bon». 


REVELL'S 

CUKTAIX  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ft7e&AdaisPii 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


December  7. 1895 


GEO.  CARPENTER 

PAV  SPECIAIi  ATTEXTIOX 

TO  THE  MANDFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOU  WANT  AN 


A WNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 


DROP  trs  A  LINK. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trus'worthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Ohioago  pnblio;  also 
oatside  points  where 
we  have  no  onstom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Oioaets  from  $10  np. 
Call  and  see  oar  ex- 

TH03.  EESLY  k  Eros 

Maonfactnrers  o( 

Plumblne  CoodSi 

201  MADI30N  ST. 
Near  5th  av.,  OHIOiGO. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  £.  Oor.  L.a  Salle   and  MadlBon  tita. 
Telephone  Main  564.  ChICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  jdardvuare, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOGlS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and   ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  8u  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY, 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PluinMi,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

330  WAF5ASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- : 
tention  ^iven: 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  our 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved.: 


^  tias  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  Oerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamburg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Roobester  German  Ins.  Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Hate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  LAHAIiliG  8TUEKT. 

CHICAOO  IlililNOIl*. 


Adolph  Loeb. 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEr^. 

Room  1749  Slarqaette  Bide,  ^-  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Oflice, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  P  U  C  A  D  f  xcspt  theh 
them       untnr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  BRck  where  need»d. 
Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.H.  Andrews*  Co.,'''ci};"cTo.'"" 


"When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 


»  *  * 


SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel    Shutters  for  Store 

Windows. 
Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 

Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 
«  ♦  * 

J.  Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10.  22  1  Ftfth  Avenue. 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Gi 

i.  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&..  ■ 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


DA 

r  Trad 


TENT 


Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  4  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WAi»Hli«(>iTOW  i>.  c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &COi, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
I87&  180  Dearborn  St. 


Branch  Cfflce 

Ottiunjet  av.,  BDd  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 


87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  of  Abstracts 

and 

Conveyances. 
OdIoIodb  of  Titles  Farnlsli 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL,  H.  H.  OBOSB,  OE3.  E.  LAZE  AH, 

Prest.  ViC8-Pre8t.  Secy.  &  Treae. 

Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 


MANUFACTURERS 


CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVAED  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Hliicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44, 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS, 

ARCHITECT, 


SUIT  7)3  OXFORD  BUILDIMa, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St 


ChLicasfO 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  yon  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

KEAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 

L'-U  of  8,  depend-  Lote  of  10,  depend-  Lots  Lots  Lets 

iati  on  amonnt  of      iog  on  amount  of    of  of  of 

S  ze              ma  ter.                matter.             25  50  100 

2x3  ft.     6nc  to     75c  50c  to    60c     35c  32c  30c 

3x4  ft.      90c  to  $J  .00    80c  to    90c     70c  65c  63c 

4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45  $1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  l2th  st,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Chicago. av. 


^  ^  ?  i;?  


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  50. 


CHICAGO,  DECEMBER  14.  1895. 


OFKrcE  163  AND  165  Washington  St. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KERFOOT.                                    G.  BIRKHOFF,  JR 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  fstate,  [pan 

and  ITinancial  ^^gents. 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WTI.I1TS  W.  BAIBD.         LYMAN  BAIBD,          GEOBOE  Tj.  wabneb. 
OoDRaltiDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed      Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 

90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

BSTABUBHEO  1030. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENX  OF 

REAL  ESTATE. 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturing 
Propeny. 

Ogden  Bldg.,  34  Claris.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

5% 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  -Wasliirigton. street. 

LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M,Weeks&Co. 

704  SCHILLER  BUIDINC. 

Telephone  Main  1647, 

WJ  A  UHT  *  \ToTV<kT>  Tj^TjI  fc-  TJ  T?T  VT  OUT  A  \T\"I 

REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

DTos.  145  and  147  Randolph  ^t., 
CHICAGO. 

The  lDT«Atmeut  of  Money  in  Gnod  Pecurltjpg  s  8ppc1«  ty.  First 
Mortssgeg  on  Real  Es'ate  always  on  baud. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  80r,-i. 

H  H  JANSSEN 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insurance.^^.— 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 
NOTARY  fUBuo.                            Ctjicagfo,  111. 

J.H.    1^5  Dearborn  Street. 

VANVLISSINGEN 

W      1      &  c  o. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/aDrtgagB  Leans  and  InvBstmEnts, 

Real  Estate. 

tSg  LA  aAULB  STRBET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

'  ELEPHONE  MAIN  260,  OHIOAQO. 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Subdivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOR  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 

6tli  Floor  Jllasonic  Temple. 

F.  A.  BABNE<<,             Telephone  1931.             b.  m.  pabisb. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  &  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  ZniTEBMEISTEB.   0.  H.  PO3CHE0K.    0.  H.  ZTJTTEBMEISTEB . 

H.  C.  ZUTTERIMEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL4CE5TATE, 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORS. 

LOANS*&*INSURANCE, 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBUC.                                     TELEPHONE  CANAL  2f. 

Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEPHOWE  1416. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS. 

9S   and   04  Wasliirigfton  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

 0  

.1  cans  on  Real  Estate.  First^Mortgages  for^Sale' 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

161  Dearbsrn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  ^  ^ 

F::;nci&  B.  Feabody.                  Jas.  L.  Hoaghteling. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PA'tK  OHIOAQO 
Harlem  Avetu9  and                  1'04  Cwlcgs  Builtfln 
ULacLieon  Street.                      215  Deartorn. Street 

1178 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  14,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

A-or©  .  Tracts  Fixrolia-seci 

lOr  SabaiTided  and  Managed  for  Ownerc. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDING. 

TKIiEPJBONE  198M. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

>$J  In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  ($< 
^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  j$< 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONJON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 
113  Eandolph  St . 

CHICACiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
$5  CO  to  tsn.OU  per  a  uunm 


Cabinet  Work 


<]rrilles 


S.  M.  Peterson  <fe  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS  CF 


Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Eiczie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  Ctlicag'O. 

vjalorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  Ptate  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ul,  Heal  Estate  and  Euilding  Jcurn^i, Chicago. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.  LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  fiktock  £xcbanse  Bnlldlns,  -  Chl«aso 

Corner  Washington  and  La  Salle'Streele. 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

^  BANKERS. 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Heal  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Bubiness  Transacted, 


Telephone  Main  698. 


FRANK  WELLS  &  GO., 

real  estate 
brok»=:rs 

MORTGAGE      Branch  Utlfce, 

BANKERS. 


■4»0  K.  R5  »»treet. 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


OHIOAOO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK, 

Attorney  ^ 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    SI,    S3  AND    SB     NIBTROROUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and.  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


1^0  DE 


ARBORN 


u  m 


BusinessBlocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


THE  NEW 

ATWOOD 

BUILDING 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


.IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W,  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

ffea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Hand  at  Lowest  Onrrent  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STEEST 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS. 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F.  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINGTON  STREET- 


A  Perfect  Reference  Record 

AND 

A  WIDE-AWAKE  NEWSPAPER 

DEVOTED  TU 

REAL  ESTATE 
WESTERN  SECURITIES 

BUILDING 
ANDTHE  RECORDS. 

Judgments  of  all  the  Courts  and 
other  Liens  Upon  Real  Estate 
carefully  compiled. 


-THE- 


I^eal  ^state|Buildi9(5  Jourpal 


EDITORIAL  AND  BUSINESS  DEPARTMENTS 

163  and  165  Washington  Street, 

Main  Floor. 

-CHICAGO. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


    "-"f* 

Showing  In  Advance  ^  > 
Building  »no  Real  ESTAxr  ♦ 

NEWS 

TRANSFERS  \ 

TRUST  DEEDS  | 

MORTGAGES  { 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  \ 

Administrators-  Sales  I 

BILLS  OF  SALE  | 

MASTER'S  SALE3  f 

FORECLOSURES  \ 

And  all  Sales  by  Order  of  the  Courts  ^ 

I  i 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  50. 


ISSUED  AT  CHICAGO  EVERY  SATURDAY.  DECEMBER  li,  1895. 


$5.00  PER  annum;  10c.  pek  Copy. 


TELEPHONE  MAIN  1486. 


IN8UBAN0B  PL  AGED. 


E.W.ZANDER&CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting, 


branch  office. 

Ravenswood 


153-155  LaSalle  Street, 

Cliicgtgfo. 


JAMES  G.  COZZENS, 

REAL  ESTATE  DEALER  o 

0  AND  LICENSED  BROKER 


Room  44. 


Office,  97  Washington  St. 


CHICAGO. 


Agent  for  Palmer's  Addition  to  South  Chicago  and 
other  Property.  20  years  experience.  Valuations  a 
specialty 

/Boney  LDanBd  WifclioDt  Commission 

■51  On  improved  city  property  and 
■H  Improved  farms  in  Illinois. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

R.  PRINDIVILLE,  Agent, 
Rooms  517  and  519,  New  Stock  Exchange  Building. 

A.  W.  SYRETT, 

Real  Estate,  Mortpge  Loans  and 

IKI  SXJI^A.2^TOE• 
Room  1 ,  80  Dearborn  Street. 

MEMBER  OF  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

LAKE  VIEW  AND 

NOHTH  SHORE  PROPER!  CV\\ni:i  Cfr\ 

A  SPECIALTY.  V-»nit/CtgU. 


B.  A.  CUMMINGS. 
SILAS  M.  MOOBE. 


C.  O.  GOSS. 
B.  S.  JUDD. 


E.  A.  CUMMINBS  ^  CO.. 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

Buy,  selland  Manage  Property  on  Commission,  Nego 
tiate  Loans,  Collect  Rents,  Pay  Taxes. 

S.  W-  Cor.Dearborn^k.Washlnston  Sts., CHICAGO. 
KstabllHlied  1854. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  CLARK  Street. 

Geo.  S.  Foster, 

ATTORNEY  AT  LAW. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  settlement 
of  estates  and  the  examination  of  titles  to 
real  estate. 

59  Dearborn  St.  CHICAGO. 

Notary  Public.  Telepbo 


Telephone  Main  2195. 


SECURITY 
TITLE  &  TRUST 
COMPANY 

Formerly  Haddock,  A''aIIette  Sc  Rickcords, 

107  to  1 15  Dearborn  St. 
capital:  -      -       -       -  $1,500,000 
deposited  with  state  auditor,  200iooo 

MAKES  ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE, 
GUARANTEES  TITLES  TO  REAL 
ESTATE, 

EXECUTES  TRUSTS  OF  EVERY  DE- 
SCRIPTION. 

Is  authorized  by  law  to  act  as  Receiver,  At^siKnee, 
Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  etc.,  aud 
Trustee  for  Estates.  Individuals,  Syndi- 
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EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL, 

REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 

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Real  Estate  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Negotiated 
on  i'viproved  City  Property.  Interets  of  Nor- 
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OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
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CHICAGO. 

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HORACE  S.  CLAKK, 

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RUSSELL  S.  CLARK. 
CASSIUS  C.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.    11C5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWm  M.  OLSON, 

925  W.  NORTH  AVENUE. 

Property  in  the  north  west 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.  Hum- 
Doldt  blvd.,.  North  ave.  and 
ocallty  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
"or  local  and  non-resident 
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The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prnoerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BEVISBO  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEBS  WEEK — ALL  LETTEB8  MUST  BE 
MABKED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADTEBTIeiED  KXOEFT  WHEBE  THE  UWNEB  OB  BIS  AQuNl'S 
ADDBKSS  IS  0ITJ!.N. 


SOUTH  E>IDB. 

Aroher  av,   No  2323,  2-8tory  brick  building,  lot  26  x 

l.'S.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  house  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
fl,5D'J  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Mori^an  Park,  111, 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  bouse  of  1<>  rooms,  and  one  brick  of  10 
rooma.  choice  neighborhood.     W  8  .$7,500  and  $  8,000 
^alnmet  8V,  near  &Otti  st,  60  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6.  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2  flat  building  in  firnt- 

cla-s  order;  rental  $S2;  1350  cash     O  18  $  3,350 

Oastlu's  sub,  ihe  we-t  %  of  loc  18  io  block  1  of  the 
northwest  }^  of  the  northwest  of  the  south- 
east ^  of  section  3,  townehip  39,  north  of  range 
13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Rcb- 
kopf,  741  to  745  VV  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Ueighte;  it  13  bik  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sied  st  and  sooth  H6  ft  on  14tb  street  west  178 
fett  to  alley  corih  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  thoit  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa   $850 

Chicago  Heights. — B'orty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  so bdi vision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  i^hat 
■would  make  a  profit  of  |40,0nn.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.-  Three  lot^  snd  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $^,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  cj,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

(.lark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  22%\\Q0.  R  11. $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Sist  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
inoombraooe  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  B  15. 

Cottage  Orove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-8tory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.   R  1 1 .  $86,000 

Dearborn  st.  near  JtiCkson,  3-story  brick  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st.  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  EOth  st,  loox?00.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Tacoma 
BIdg  $  600 

Eighty  sixth  ct,  near  Rook  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  26x125.  Address. W  F  Uayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av   . ,  $27,000 

Ellis  av.  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 

£vaDs  av,  near47ih  st,  au  apartment  building  worth 
$55, ui  0.  incumbrance  $7,<iOO.  Will  exohaoge 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
barKain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

titty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Dre  tel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

•i'orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners, 

Co  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4     $  250 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.    P4.$  30i 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.    P  4  $  250 
or  141x100,  snap,  p  ice  per  ront  foot.    P4...$  20 
Cor  50x  20,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  51  xl20,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  barsrain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P  4  ~  $  300 

Forty  seventh  st,  50-foot  oor,  per  foot.    V6  $  22<' 

Forty-seventh  st.  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Gran  >  blvd,  near  45ih  ,t,  15-room  stone  bouse.  B15.$27,00(' 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  15..$  126 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Grovelaod  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  176 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  at  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
oniy,  two  8-8toiy  stone  front  store  and  fiat 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


buildings  containing  four  modern  fiats;  close 
to  steam  oar  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fuchos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Harvey  lli.-  Two  lots  25x125,  center  of  town;  $1  0  0 
e  ch,  or  will  trade  for  city  property.  B.  H.  Rooh,  2948 
Union  ave 

louses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8.  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  b'Siory  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  ftaished  in  quarter-sawed  onk,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  beat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  ligbtiug,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  brick  barn  in  rear;  lot  25x170,  with 
18  foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

159  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,5C0 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  166  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8   $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  67th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft.  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56tb  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Largp  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartmeot8orbou.es;  cheap.    H  15. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;   H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50xl8o;  bargain. Q 8. 
Lake  av,  No  5031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 
Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25xlk5,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  6a  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33'room,  higb  class  boardiog 
houi^e,  doiog  a  paying  business;   cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15...$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  6lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,0(0 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  s  one.    B  16 .  .$3u,0C0 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts,w  f  50  or  lOi  xl61, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ct,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  45tb  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  Jot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,500 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton.  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres,    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-Btory  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  z  108,  100  s.alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  st,  Q  e  cor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,850 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
etf,  5  acres.    **ant  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st,   2r.room  2  story 

and  ba-emeui  briok.  tour  tl.>is  ull  improvemeut«.  Lot 
25x125;  $»,('(>0,  make  offer.  S.  U.  Kocb,  2943  Urion 
ave. 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  Hid  alley  "L"  a  specialty,    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  660x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  lOOx  1 26 .     R  1 1    $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  oor  Scbell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  \()%x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fiae  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $l,lt  0.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400,    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  st. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  126  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III, 

South  Lynn,  beiog  Vail's  sab,  lot  17  in  block  62  of 
the  wept  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M,  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
746  W  Like  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residtnoe  with  3 

acres  of  ground  tor  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  2'Jx26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,iOO,  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $l.xCO.  Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 
Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  lailroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre,    C  18 ,  $400,  or  $12,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  aye.  I'-room 

li-story  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.     12-room  2-8tory  trame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  26il2fi;  $5,200,  best  bargain  ever  offered.  S. 
H.  Koch.  2943  Union  ave. 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

xl26.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st   $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  8t,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-8tory,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vincennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vinceni  es  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  6  X 160.  A  14$  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  oer  front  foot. 

S  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  c'owntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  tk  ar  12th  st,   2-8tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabafh  av,  bet  2oth  and  26tb  sts.  60x180.  R  11.. $26,000 
Wentworth  av  near  b4lh  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  60  X  1/6;  rental  ill  10  per  month.  Address 

W  F  bayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  .odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Vood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a  v.  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  ^,600 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  95 

Burling  st,  near  FuUerton  av,  2-Btory  frame,  rental 

$676.     W8  $  5,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  leet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  o1)4  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  cor  FuUerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  95  x  126  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Uidge.av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x160  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x125  lots  on  School 
et,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  LeavitI  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15, 
Clark  et,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14   $65,000 

Clybourn  and  Cleveland  Avs  ,  3-story 

brick  buildiLg,  size  2bxil4.  ali  moaem  improve- 
ments, cash  ,rest  mortgage,  or  North  Shore 
vaoaut  property.    Price  $26,000. 

Cnyler  av.  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  26  x  125,  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearbiiin  Hv,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  25x136;  3-story 
and  banement  brick,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bxth;  A  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  ^  cash. 
Price  tor  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,60 

DespUiiies,  II  acres,  right  for  subdivieion.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  p-operty  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^^  ft,  price  per  foot. 

W8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33    $  6,000 

Division  et,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Cosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  25,  50,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  C.  N.  W,  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
frout,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 


tJecember  14,  1895. 


TBTE  ESaL  estate  AND  BtTlLBING  JOtTE'NAt,. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

paying,  first  class  tenants.  Inonmbranoe 
112,000,  doe  August  1,  1898,  e%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  ohargea,  exoept  the  mortgage 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  oare  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Joornal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trucking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
i3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  |  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  bouse  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved-  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,3C0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-story 

frame,  rental  $720.    W8  |  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Ccmmeroial,  Bobey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  a  houses  8  rooms  $4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Oo.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Park,  and  94  Ln 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  583^'  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Llotd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  S-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8, .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  f t.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  ''{•story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Sonthport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  ave,  2-8tory 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sab-lots  70  and  71  lota  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  S-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  honses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  fir^t- 
olaas  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,050 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Garfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ,  ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Oolo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    a  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
.  lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Park  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor  ,and  2-8tory 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.  Net  cash  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,3r0 

California  av  S,  No  16,  lot  26i/<,  x  130  ft,  and  160  ft 
8  of  Lake  at,  3  flats,  brick,  with  atone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  bnildinf2;in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoOallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av,  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
«f  „f  J  34  6-10x100  >  \  20x128  )    ...  , 
sizeof  ot  ]  29  3- 10x100  5  j  555x128  \^''^ 

2-  story  and  basement  atone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  houses  cost  to  br-M.  c  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Halsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanaton  and 
Waveland,  163x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  haa  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Qraceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Aahland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  at. 

Cicero,  Mandell  iE  Hyman's  sub.  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  )^  of  the  northwest  3^  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
beat  bargain  in  five  detached  iiooses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
you  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9,000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (aa  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  16  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  ^ 
of  the  northeast  }4  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W  8..$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  150  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Qrossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  aide,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lota 
aouth  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty ia  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  at,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harriaon  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  26x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg„ 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 
Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8  {  2,500 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    B  11  $  4,600 

Hull's  sub,  lota  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast       of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  eist  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Kedzie  av,  3-story  atone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  Btory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  aell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Broa  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  1 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Ke(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,000 
Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 


REAL  EtlTATE  FOR  SALE. 

of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  St. 

Kedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }4  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  X230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bping  a  sub  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin- 
cipal meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  S-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  76x226,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO,OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  268  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  fiOz 

90  ft  to  alley,    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,600 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184,    R  11  ^  1,500 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  bouses,  lot 

25x126  ft.    R  11  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-8tory  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st,  No  1302,  lot  26  x  126  ft,  house  22x56  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McOallum,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Mount  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  sails.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  at,  10  acres  northwest  ^  of  north- 
east of  northwest  }^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-TOom  briok 
dwelling,  furnace  heat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  .S.dams  st,  briok  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 

90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 
Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  6  in  block  6, 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4  of  the 
southwest  14  of  seotian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  F  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  .33  ft.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Polk  st,  nenr  <  «ntre  av,  2-atory  briok,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.    Lawler  <fc  Brown, 

59  Dearborn  st  ^  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  take 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 
Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14, 
Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sub-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300,    Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.  Ell. 
River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  eaat  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 
Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
briok  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $6,600.  Very 
easy  terms.    Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  at  W,  Noa  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Kedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre,    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-8tory  pressed  briok 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 

is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11  $  6,26» 

Twelftb  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  !>5il25,    W  e  „..$  1 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,600 

Twelfth  at,  80  acrea  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  snb- 


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December  14,  1896. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


divided;  very  choice  property.  ZBA 
Two  valuable  oorners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  snitable  for  basiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Boren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,5U0  beys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  k  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24xiro.  W8..|  2,000 
Walnut  ►t,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Panlina,  76sl05 
ft,  with  two  S  story  frame  flats  and  one  2-story 
fiame  honse,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,(iOU.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
sonth  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  19o  W  Madison  st  |12,600 

Washington  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  aUo  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  ence 
netiT  Francisco  st.    Will  put  iu  each.    X  11. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  76x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.|  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Ai^hland  av,  n  f  £0  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  |  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  |l,Ono  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  *  lan- 
faotnring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  iz  f 60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-story  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8...$  7,000 

Willis  ot.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  cottouwood,  gum, 
hickcry  and  walont,  folly  l(i,()(  0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  15i>,oii(i,  ISo.OOO 
and  1,250,0(  0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309  $  2 

California. —  'ia.n  Joaquin  County,  a  SOO  acre  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigat'  >n  and  conse- 
quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  hieing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $60  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  £  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephont  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K  O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveuienoes,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

California. — Tehama  Co,  60,Ono  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00».  .30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
aa  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  orange,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  Sooth)  12,000  to  15,0(0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Golf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
r^'acre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  I.50 

Illinois. — Rock  iRland,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatiful.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  16  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  3^  of  the  southeast  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.—East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  3^  of  the  southwest 
}^  of  section  14  township  36  nonh  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rook  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  76  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  16U  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
sslected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }^  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture.  postofSoe,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, biokory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MIBCELI1ANEOU8 . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 

Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,0'  0  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,000 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    £  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Bell  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,600,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Dearborn  st(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelhog  in  6-rootn  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rentcd;H  2.... $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4  story  flat  building  con- 
tHiciLg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  60  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
B'*Tt  cash.    V  11. 

Ualsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  6i.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76th  st,  new  2-8tory  and  basement 
utone  front  flat  building.  Sooth  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  S-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x1 75;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Haydtn,  kb\e  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman.  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  311^t122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2i)7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flit  building  for 
other  property.  F.R.Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son St. 

Lake  View.— 85,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assome  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Taooma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 

Paulina  bt,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
up  to  $5,000.    9  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  rancties,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  sonth.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E  6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  ciose 
to  good  schools  a  .d  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco, 
Oal  $  225 

Georgia — 560-acre  nne  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

clear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-aore  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  .  .$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine.  ^  mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  oash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 
E  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota.- Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building  $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

60  X  160,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property,  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  86  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addrees  X  40. 

Double  b/ick  fiat  bnilding,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40    $5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  cash  for  stock  of 
goods,    X  11 


DeeemberU,  189e. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1183 


Misaoari. — 248  aore  farm  located  mile  from  Ar- 
oadia  Iron  Ooonty,  Mo.,  wiih  9-room  fi-ame 
boase.  A  worbmRo'is  oottege  and  very  large 
barn  aod  other  improvementp,  valoed  at  $3(J,- 
000,  to  exohuDge  for  Chicago  improved. 

Michigan. — 395  lots  in  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  fine  resi- 
dences for  excbunge  for  good  farin8  or  sonthern 
improved  and  timber  lands, 

80  acrOy  well  improved  farme.  38  miles  from  city, 
good  ranroad  acoommadations,  10  minates  walk  from 
depot;  $6,100.    S.  U.  Eooh,  2»43  Union  ave. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Aabnrn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbarn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12ih  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av.  No  19n6,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows.  6-8tory  bailding.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marqaette  bailding. 

WEBT  SIDE. 

Two  (nice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150  00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  inoladed.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Bnren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Bailding  Joarual. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


MinHIQAN  FRUIT  FARM 

GRAIN  and  8T0UK  FARMS  well  located  np  to  $150,000. 
A  SUMMER  BOMB 

We  have  ioqairies  for  the  above  from  parties 
who  wonld  pot  in  desirable,  moderately  inoam- 
bered,  well  ranted  hoor^es  and  flats  in  a  rapidly 
developing  part  of  ihe  city. 
Will  assorofe  a  moderate  inonmbranoe. 
J.  O.  MAGILL  &  CO.,  832  Stock  Exchange. 


For  sale  second  hand  apright  engine;  16  H.  P.  good 
order.  $60.  Bailders  Supply  Co.,  3644  Archer 
avenae. 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  ofiQoe  ia  Uhlieb  block,  excellent  lo- 
cation for  German.  Room  23,  37  N  Clark  st. 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  yoaf    Address,  W.  S,    Care  of 
this  paper. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  8*8 

CHAMBER  OF  COIVtlVIERC  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  S200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  stanriing.  Business 
and  moral  characr,er;  Alao  as  to  Real  Estate.  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Telephone  Main  3269. 

MAX  L  WOLFF, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans. 

59  DSiEBOENSTKEET.    Eocms  701-702. 

CHICAGO. 


FOR  LEASE 

At  north  pier  of 
Chicago  river, 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts.,  east  of  St.  Ulair  st. 

DOCK  FACILITIES  UN»U^PA<^SED. 
GOOD  v<AlLROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Groand  Leases  or  Erect  Warehooaes  and 
Mannfav/taring  Bnildings  and  Leabe  for  Term  of 


Years. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO, 

38  CLARK  sr. 


The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  will  prove  to  be  a 

GOOD  INVESTME.^T  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
vpood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Avenue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  thesupply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation.  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  May  wood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 


Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Hulbert,  Mgr. 


Money  to  Loan. 

$20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  salt;  Oak  Park,  Anstin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one  half  the  valoation.  L  A  Oiibert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  is  a  chance  to  sponre  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  cffloe  bnildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Joubnal. 


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D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET,  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 

Title 

Guarantee 
-""Trust  Co. 

["The  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  m  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,500,000 
•  300.000 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  has  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business. 
Makes  'bstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Tit.es  to  Eeal  Estate. 

PBOMPI  SBBVIOE  AND  BEA80NABI.B  BATBS. 

GwTNN  Gabnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  8ELLEB8,  Vlce-Prest. 
A.  A.  ^lEWAuT,  Hec'y.    0  B.  LajbbaBEB,  Treas. 
f  BANK  H.  Sellebs,  Iruet  Cificer. 


THE 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD 

BUILDING, 

DEpRBDRN  and  RpDDLPH  STS., 

One  block  from  Courthouse, 
convenient  to  North,  West  and 
South-side  transportation. 
Rapid  elevator  service,  all  of- 
fices provided  with  private 
vaults,  steam  heat,  gas  and 
electric  lighting.  The  finest 
plumbing.  Excellent  janitor 
service. 

MODERATE  RENTS 
And  long  leases  to  desirable 
parties.  Responsible  tenants 
having  leases  in  other  build- 
ings until  next  May,  but  desir- 
ing to  move  into  the  Real  Es- 
tate Board  Building  now,  can 
arrrange  to  do  so  without  pay- 
ing rent  for  both  sets  of  offices. 

For  prices  and  further  infor- 
mation apply  to 

MASON  BROTHERS. 
Room  12,  94  Washington  St. 


1184 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BT7ILDING  JOURNAL 


December  14, 18i5. 


3THE|~. 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


OPri:E— 163  and  1S5  Washington  Streat. 
Subscription  Frioe,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seoond-olass  matter  at  the  postoffice,  Obicago. 

CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  DECEMBER  14.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Recent  reports  of  railroad  earnings  afford  the  best 
ground  for  consolation  as  to  the  improved  condition 
of  trade.  The  gains  over  1894  continue  to  be  large. 
The  most  important  consideration  in  this  connection 
is  that  the  railroads  are  paying  out  as  well  as  taking 
in  money  freely.  The  Pennsylvania  road,  on  its  lines 
east  of  Pittsburg  and  Erie,  increased  its  earnings 
$123,000  in  October,  as  compared  with  that  month  in 
1894,  and  at  the  same  time  its  disbursements  increased 
$359,000  for  "repairs,  new  equipment,  new  work, 
wages,  etc."  That  is  to  say,  the  stockholders  of  the 
road  gained  little  by  this  great  increase  in  earnings, 
while  labor  in  its  various  departments  gained  much. 
It  is  this  general  Improvement  in  railroad  business 
all  over  the  country  that  accounts  very  largely  for 
the  increased  demand  for  iron;  and  though  iron  pro- 
duction has  apparently  caught  up  with  consumption, 
and  has  probably  touched  its  high  water  mark  for  the 
time,  it  could  decline  considerably  from  present  out- 
put without  going  down  as  low  as  the  highest  point 
ever  reached  in  previous  years. 

THE  BANK  CLEARINGS  AND  GENERAL  TRADE. 

It  is  probably  true,  as  so  often  stated,  that  the 
level  of  industrial  activity  in  the  country  at  large 
has  not  yet  reached  the  highest  figure  of  1892,  but  it 
is  constantly  increasing,  with  prospects  brightening 
considerably  for  1896.  The  last  reported  bank  clear- 
ings are  the  largest,  with  one  exception,  of  any  week 
during  the  present  year,  aggregating  $1,247,194,990. 
As  compared  with  the  corresponding  week  of  1894, 
the  average  increase  is  7  per  cent.  The  fact  has  been 
repeatedly  referred  to  in  these  columns  that  the 
large  clearances  of  the  year  are  the  more  remarkable 
because  they  are  based  on  extremely  low  prices,  and 
herein  lies  the  solution  of  the  entire  commercial 
problem.  Readers  of  the  weekly  financial  reports 
have  long  wondered  how  it  could  be  possible  that 
business  was  dull  when  there  was  a  great  volume  of 
trade,  as  shown  by  the  large  bank  clearings.  The 
trouble  is  that  low  prices  have  reduced  profits  to  such 
a  degree  that  double  the  amount  of  business  must 
be  done  now  to  make  a  gain  equal  to  that  of  former 
years;  and  with  increasing  volume  of  business  there 
is  increased  expense,  without  any  corresponding  in- 
crease in  the  profits.  The  entire  difficulty  may  be 
summed  up  in  two  words— low  prices. 

THE  FINANCIAL  OUTLOOK. 

Gold  exports  have  fallen  off  to  some  extent  under 
the  influence  of  a  larger  export  business  in  wheat 
and  corn.  Exports  of  the  former  named  cereal 
(counting  flour  as  wheat)  last  week  were  in  excess  of 
three  million  bushels,  and  nearly  700,000  bushels 
larger  than  the  exports  of  the  previous  week.  Ex- 
ports of  corn  were  1,293,774  bushels,  against  only  178,- 
813  bushels  for  the  corresponding  week  of  last  year. 
Sales  of  wool  continue  large,  being  6,463,100  for  the 
week,  of  which  40  per  cent  was  domestic  wool.  These 
figures  are  encouraging,  and  if  they  could  be  con- 
tinued they  would  soon  solve  the  gold  export  problem, 
but  it  is  certain  in  the  light  of  past  experience  that 
they  will  not  be  continued.  With  the  approach  of 
spring  gold  exports  will  again  become  a  serious  drain 
on  the  Treasury  reserve  and  early  in  the  coming  year, 
at  latest,  another  bond  issue  will  be  necessary. 

It  is  remarkable  that  the  President's  recommend- 
ation in  favor  of  retiring  the  greenbacks  meets  with 
little  or  no  support  in  Congress.    Although  this 


policy  had  been  previously  advocated  by  the  best 
financiers  both  in  and  out  of  the  Cabinet,  it  seems  to 
have  fallen  flat  from  the  moment  that  it  was  promul- 
gated in  the  President's  message.  Obviously  it  is  an 
impossible  remedy.  If  adopted  it  would  throw  the 
entire  weight  of  maintaining  a  gold  standard  for  the 
currency  on  the  banking  interests  of  the  country,  and 
would  result  in  a  premium  for  gold  on  occasion  of  the 
first  shipment. 

Congress  may  be  relied  upon  to  do  nothing,  and  it 
is  quite  as  well  so,  for  the  country  can  get  along  better 
without  than  with  its  help.  The  country  is  in  no 
such  danger  as  is  generally  imagined  and  described. 
Governmental  revenue  was  below  expenditure  $1,200,- 
000  in  November  and  |16,000,000  in  the  fiscal  year's 
five  months  ending  with  November,  and  the  Treas- 
ury's gold  fund  is  down  to  $79,000,000,  but  revenues 
are  increasing,  and  the  chances  are  that  the  deficit 
in  the  second  half  of  the  fiscal  year  will  be  smaller 
than  in  the  first  half.  The  matter  of  revenue  can  be 
readily  remedied.  Gold  exports,  however,  can  be 
counteracted  only  by  another  bond  issue,  and  this  is 
the  nauseous  dose  which  the  country  must  be  treated 
to  periodically  if  its  currency  is  to  remain  on  a  gold 
basis. 


THE  LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


The  facility  with  which  Mr.  Yerkes'  guarantees 
the  bond  issues  of  his  smaller  street  railway  lines 
through  ihe  North  Chicago  railroad  has  already 
caused  no  little  comment,  and  if  it  were  not  for  the 
certain  profitableness  of  these  ventures  they  might 
become  a  serious  drag  on  North  Chicago  stock.  The 
latest  is  the  North  Side  Electric  Street  Railroad 
Company  which  consists  of  two  and  seven-eighths 
miles  of  double  track  electric  railway  running  from 
Clybourn  place  and  Elston  avenue  to  State  and  Ran- 
dolph streets.  The  capital  stock  of  the  company  is 
$2,000,000,  and  a  mortgage  for  $1,500,000  has  jnst  been 
issued  on  which  to  base  bonds  for  the  completion  of 
the  line.  Here  is  a  capitalization  of  ever  $600,000  per 
mile  of  single  track,  representing  an  actual  invest- 
ment of  possibly  one-tenth  that  sum,  and  the  road  is 
expected  to  pay  a  profit  on  these  figures. 

Lake  street  "L"  is  selling  between  23i  and  23|. 
West  Chicago  is  down  to  118i.  Interest  is  at  a  stand- 
still. The  prospect  of  a  mining  exchange  with  large 
membership  and  vigorous  policy  is  the  only  encour- 
aging feature  of  the  speculative  market. 


LATEST  STOCK  QUOTATIONS 

Including  last  quotations  given. 


Ranee  far  the  week. 


BANE  STCCES.    Par  $IU0 

American  Exchange  Nat  

American  Trust  and  SavingR. . 

Atlas  National   

Chicago  National  

Oommercial  National  

Continental  National  

Corn  Exchange  Bank  

Drovers'  National  

Equitable  Trust  Co  

First  National  Bank  

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank. 

Qlobe  National  Bank  

Hide  and  Leather  

Hibernian  Bankint;  Co  

Home  National  

Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  

International  

Lincoln  National  

Merchants  National  

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co 

Metropolitan  National  

National  Bank  of  America.... 

National  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . 

Northwestern  National  

Northern  Trust  Co  

Prairie  State  National  Bank.. 

State  Bank  of  Chicago  

Union  National  

Union  Trust  Oo  


Amoant 

AdI 

Bid 

Cap  Stock. 

D. 

1 

000 

OOn 

n 

tl'O 

1 

000 

000 

G% 

tll5 

700 

000 

6% 

1112 

500 

000 

12? 

1 

noo 

00( 

10^ 

2 

000 

000 

6$ 

1 

OdO 

000 

125^ 

250 

000 

s% 

t245 

500 

000 

e% 

tl43 

3 

000 

000 

12% 

258 

60(' 

000 

tll4 

98 

1 

000 

000 

300 

000 

8% 

tl23 

222 

000 

250 

000 

2 

000 

coo 

360 

500 

000 

6% 

135 

200 

000 

8% 

t95 

500 

000 

2Q% 

t526 

2 

001) 

000 

12% 

t260 

2 

000 

OdO 

X()% 

160 

1 

000 

OO'i 

S% 

tl25 

1 

000 

000 

12% 

f245 

750 

000 

s% 

240 

1 

000 

00(1 

\i% 

■fl35 

1 

000 

000 

fiso 

200 

000 

500 

(100 

6% 

tl60 

2 

000 

000 

8% 

tll2 

500 

000 

t220 

Asked 


lot 

116 
.14 

t255 
128 

t260 
fiSO 
1260 
M8 

tro 

tl24 


t360 
T135 
*98 
t550 
270 
163J^ 
127>^ 
250 
t243 
tl60 


tll3 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 

Am  Brewing  &  Malting  Oo  68 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Calumet  Electric  8t  Ry  Oo 68.1912 
Cass  av  &  Fair  Gds  Ry  58. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Chi  Dock  Co  1st  M  6-20  68  

Chi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  6a. .  .1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Ohicago  &  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mtg  10-40  5s  1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exten8ion)1933 

Chicago  City  Ry  5-20  43^8  

Pass  Ry  Co  6s  1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-50  58 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"  Auditorium  1st  M  6sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  5-20  69  

Cent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  63  1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  6s  ...1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  58. .  1937 
Consumers  Gas  Isi  M  Ss. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  59  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  58  1921 

N  Chi  City  Ry  1st  M  6s  .i,O0 

N  Chi  City  Ry  4i^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Oo  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  6s   1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld  581900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Ist  M  58   1928 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  5s  . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Oo  5-20  6  


Amount 


$     350  000 
1  250  00(1 

1  250  000 

2  000  000 

3  166  00(1 
300  000 
681  000 

2  206  OCO 

7  500  000 

3  000  000 

4  619  50( 
400  000 

1  250  000 
260  000 
900  COO 

1  600  0'  .1 
650  000 
600  000 

76  00( 

2  f 00  00( 
10  OCO  000 

4  646  000 

1  500  000 
600  000 

1  850  000 

2  350  000 

3  400  000 

217  000 

4  100  00(> 

1  500  oor 

2  000  000 
1  000  000 

427  000 


Bid 


*97 

99 
tl02i 
100 
*106 
t66 

61 
*44 
101 
tl09 
lOl'i^ 

t95 

tlOO 
TICO 


91M 
84 

1051^ 

101 

103K 

t87M 

tin2 

192 

102 

100% 

100  >^ 


Aoked 


*100 

tV8% 

t99Ji 

104 

1021^ 

*106 

vm 

62 
*45 

1031^ 

rioo 

t98 
t91 

fio^t 


91M 
85 

tSOM 

fio/ 
lOiM 

104 
t91 
tl04 

103 
101 
101 

100 


MISaELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 


Allen  Paper  Car  Wheel  Oo. . . . 
American  Straw  Board  Co.... 
Oal  and  C  Can  and  Dock  Co.. 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Oo . . . 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.,.. 

Ohi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Co. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  <fc  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Paokiog  &  P  Co  Limited. 

Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  pfd  

Chi  and  8  8  Rap  Tran  Co  

Chicago  City  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Oo  

•'      Gas  Co  

"       Passenger  Ry  

"       Telephone  Oo  

Diamond  Match  Oo  of  111  

Illinois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  Oo  Ltd  

In  P«ok  «'  Prov  Co  pfd  

Mil  &  Chi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  Ld . . . 
P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Co  pfd  .  . 

New  York  Biscuit  Co  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Chicago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Oo  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pullman  Palace  Oar  Oo  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line. . . 

pfd 

Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Oo  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


Amonnt 
Oap  Stock. 


B  1  250  000 

6  000  00( 
3  669  66(1 

10  000  000 

1  000  00( 

2  OOC  000 
£626  000 
£625  000 
£200  COO 
£20(1  OdO 

7  600  00( 
9  000  000 

500  000 
25  000  0'  0 

1  000  000 

3  280  20(1 
9  000  000 

50  OCO  00> 
10  000  000 
£450  000 
£400  00( 
£775  000 
£775  00(' 
£200  00( 
£200  000 
10  OCO  000 
600  000 
5  500  000 

2  500  000 
18  000  000 
30  000  OCO 

4  000  OQf 
1  000  000 
1  600  000 

600  000 

1  250  000 
13  189  000 

2  260  000 


8% 


8% 

10^ 

8% 
12% 

"n 
h% 
12% 
10% 


8% 

7% 
8? 
7% 
7% 

ii'<% 
12% 
7« 


7% 
7% 
10% 
35% 


Bid 

Aeked 

tll5 

49% 

68 

■f56 

68 

ns 

15 

M% 

H6 

t35 

t36 

48 

60 

9% 

310 

319 

68% 

tl06 

165 

tl75 

129% 

131 

t77% 

t80 

23% 

23% 

*% 

*h 

m 

9 

15 

IfiJ^ 

35 

86 

21 

60 

71% 

72 

teio 

feoo 

296% 

297 

110 

till 

f23 

t26 

tl64 

14M 

14% 

58M 

60 

t95 

119% 

7e% 

77 

"'Sold  in  lots  of  less  than  50  shares.  tLast  quotations  given. 


CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board  48%  Lake  Street  Elevated.  .22% 

Oal  &  Chi  0  A  D  Oo  65^^  In  Pig  &  Pro  Oo  

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  14     In  Pbg  &  Pro  Oo  pfd . . 


Pfd  . . 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  30 
"           "      Pfd. 45 
Ohi  &  8  8  Rap  T  Oo  8 


34%  Mil  &  Ohi  Brew  Co  ....  16% 
"         Pfd.  36^ 

N  ¥  Biscuit  Co  71% 

N  Chi  St  R  R  297% 


Chicago  Gas  Oo  69%  Street's  W  8  0  Line  ...14 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  127%  W  Qbi  St  R  R,.,,  117% 


Bay  City,  Mioh.— Bonds  to  the  amount  of  |1 15,000  will 
be  issued  for  the  purpose  of  paying  the  indebtedness  of 
the  county  to  the  state  of  Michigan.  The  bonds  will  run 
thirty  years  and  bear  interest  at  6  per  cent  payable  semi- 
annually. An  advertisement  will  be  issued  shortly  solicit- 
ing proposah  for  their  purchase.  Address  Frank  L. 
Westover,  county  olerk,  for  desired  information. 


December  14,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1185 


DAILYJSALES. 

Saturday,  December  7,  1895. 


NATIONAL  BAILWAY  00. 

13  110 

OHI.    BBBW.   &  MALT.  00. 

25  13 

NEW  XOBE  BISOniT  00. 

40  71 

CHI  OITY  e't. 


WE8TEBN  STONE  00 . 

60— ao't  76^ 

AM.  BTBAW  BOABD  00. 
50  i8% 

50— ao't  48  j| 

50— ao't  4S 

W  OHI  BTBEET  B  B. 

10  2?;;;:::::::::::::::n?i^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL.        JSQ  119 

33  129}4  100— ao't  11834 

10  130j|  100— ao't  118i| 

100— ao't  130       50— ao't  119 

50— ao't  131       50— ao't  119 

100— ao't  131 IOC— ao't  119i^ 

LAKE  ST  ELEVATED  B,  E.  ^"'^  ^^^/4 

200  23^"^I'  *   8'  TEAN.  00. 

45.*!!!!!'.!!.'!!!! !!!!*. 23^  350  7j^ 

50  241^    51  7^ 

100- ao't  243^    50  7M 

50— ao't  24%  100  7^ 

150— ao't  241^    50  8 


50— ao't  25  10. 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00.  - 

50  291 650. 

25  292  fiO- 

50  2921^  38- 

60...,,  294i|  60. 

25  296  160. 


•8% 

•m 

.9 


60— ao't  295      200— ao't  1% 

50— ao't  2951^  100 -ao't  S}4 

50 -ao't  296       50— ao't...  9 

Monday,  December  9,  1895. 


OKI  BBEW  &  MALT. 

25  121^ 

10  14 

NEW  YOBK  BI80TJIT  00. 

100  71 

300  71 J:^ 

DIAMOND  MATCH  00.,  ILL. 
90        ...   131 

4  1331^ 

60— ao't  131 

STBEEI'S  W.  CAE  LINE. 

145  14 

65  li% 

5  ...14% 

OHI  AND  B  8  BAP  TBAN  00. 

50  8% 

73  8% 

100   SJi 

100  9^ 

10  9^4 

50— ao't  8% 

100— ao't  9 

100— ao't  „  9]4 

AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

5  49 

34  4934 

7fi  49^ 

100— ao't  49i| 

50— ao't;  49^ 

150~-ao't   .60 


NO.  OHI.ST.  E.  B.  00. 


10  

10  

300— ao't . 
200— ao't . 


.2953^ 
.296 
.297 
.298 


W.  OKI.  STBEET  B.  E. 

10  1195^ 

3 — cash.  .   119 

60— oash  119% 

50— ao't  1193^ 

50— ao't  119^ 

100— ao't  119^ 

200— ao't  12(1 

100— ao't  12034 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED  B.  E. 

170  

85  

60  

60  

10  , 


 23 

 2334 

 231^ 

 23^ 

 ^  23M 

icn— ao't  233/8 

300— ao't  2334 

450  -ao't  23% 

300— ao't  233^ 

450— ao't  23^ 

100— ao't  23^ 

50— ao't  2SJ^ 

500— ao't  24 

500  --ao't  243^ 


Tuesday,  December  lO,  1895. 

STEBET'S  W  OAS  LINE.  DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

50  14      220  1313^ 

OHI.  OITY  e'y.  150— ao't  131 

ICO  300.     60— ao't  131^ 

OHI.  &  s.  s.  bap!  TraN.  oo.      ^^^^       ^^^^^ated  e.  b. 

70  24 


10. 


.24  3^ 


5  

o.  «5  0.  o.  &  DOCK  35  2434 

100— ao't  66%  20 .!!!.!!!!!!!!!.!!!!  24% 


AM.    SIB  AW  BOABD. 

10  49 

WE3TEBN  STONE  00  . 


50  241^ 

50   24^ 

150— ao't  23;^ 

200— ao't  24 


160 — ao't  78     300— aoot  24 


NEW  YOEK  BISOtriT  00  . 

260  71 

105  71  = 


200— ao't  243^ 

450— ao't  24% 

100— ao't  2434 

350— ao't  245^ 


Wednesday,  December  1  I,  1895. 

DIAMOND  MATCH  OO,  ILL.  bbeW  &  MALT  COM'n. 

12  131>^    10  12;g 


AM.  STBAW  BOABD  00. 

50  49 

WESTEBN  STONE  00. 

JOO— ao't  77% 


10. 


 13 

OHI.  &  S.  8  EAP.  TBAN.  00. 
10  7^ 

12  ,  ,  8 

100— aoot.,.,  7^ 


OHI.  OITY  e'y. 

125  300 


200- 
150- 


-ao't . 
-ao't . 


LAKE  ST.    ELEVATED  E.  E.  ' 

50  23%  15 

65.  24  10 

10  2i%  10 

10    2434  200- 

350— ao't  23%  450. 

1300— ao't  24  50. 

1250— ao't  243^  50. 

300— aoot  2i}4  150 

50— ao't  24%  200- 

100— ao't  24>|;  50. 

50- 


 7M 

 7% 

HHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 
 118M 

 11934 

 119^ 

-ao't....  119 

-ao't  1193^ 


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.11934 

.119% 

.119J^ 

.120 

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.120>^ 


Thursday,  December  12,  1895. 


NEW  ■JOBK  BISCUIT  00. 

30  71 


OHI.  OITY  BAILWAY . 

6  315 

OAL.  &  OHI.  CANAL  &  DOCS  00- 
7  65% 

btbeet's  w.  cab  line 
125    1434 

AM.  STBAW  BOAED  00. 

50— ao't  48^ 

50— ao't  .48% 

DIAMOND  MATCH  CO.,  ILL. 

76  129 

10  1293^ 

100— aoct  129 

50— ao't  129^ 

OHI  &  S.  8  EAP.  TBAN.  00. 

50  834 

420  


Friday,  December  13, 


W .  CHI.  STBEET  B.  E. 
5  117% 

50— aoot  118 

60— ao't  11834 

300— ao't  11831 

NO.  OHI.  ST.  B.  E.  CO. 
10  297 

100— ao't  2S7% 

300— ao't  298 

50— ao't  298  >^ 

50— ao't  298^ 

50— ao't  2983^ 

LAKE  ST.  ELEVATED    B.  E. 

50  23 

20  23% 

400— ao't  23^ 

200— ao't  22% 

350— ao't  23 

100— ao't  23 

8M  300— ao't  233^ 

8%  200— ao't  23% 

260— ao't  233^ 

895. 


NEW  YOEK  BISCUIT  00. 

30   711^ 

GLOBE  NAT.  BANK. 

2?-   98 

WESTEBN  BTONE. 

50— ao'i  77 

NO,  OHI.  ST.  B.  B.  00. 

50  297 

60— ao't  2973^ 

OHI.  &  S.  a.  BAP.  TBAN.  00. 

16  8 

10  834 

50  — oash  8 

100— ao't  8 


AM  STBAW  BOAED 

10  483^ 

W.  OHI.  STBEET   B.  B. 

36  1173.^ 

5  11734 

10  118 

150— ao't  118 

100— ao't  1183^ 

150— ao't  11834 

LAKE   ST.    ELEVATED  B.  E. 

175  223^ 

50  22^ 

350— ao't  2234 

850— ao't  2-J% 

460— ao't  22^ 


Mansfield,  Ohio  — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  23  for 
$6,000  6  per  oent  one  to  five  years  street  assessment  bonds. 
F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Glenville,  Ohio. — An  election  will  be  held  Deo  10  to 
vote  on  the  question  of  issaing  $100,000  bonds  to  provide 
money  for  drainage,  water  and  light  improvements.  Half 
of  the  $55,000  bonds  issaed  some  time  ago  for  street  im- 
provements have  been  oanoeled,  and  there  is  only  a  small 
amoont  of  school  bonds  outstanding. 

Norwood,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  Deo. 
21,  1896.  for  the  purchase  of  6  per  cent  street  improve- 
ment bonds  of  the  village  of  Norwood,  Ohio,  for  the  sum 
of  $4,502.13.  Time  one  to  ten  years,  serial.  W.  B. 
Wicbgar,  Clerk,  Norwood,  Ohio,  317  Walnut  street,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  26 
for  the  purchase  of  the  following  bonds:  $1,117  Fairview 
avenue  bonds;  $1,765  Grandview  avenue  bonds;  $1,788 
Glenmore  avenue  bonds;  |;59i  Highlaud  aveoue  bond-*; 
$1,1  h5  FergQsor  road  bonds;  $860  Chevoit  avenue  bonds. 
Interest  6  per  cent;  time  one  to  ten  years.  Robert  A. 
Armstrong,  room  40,  Smith  Building,  Ciooinnati,  Ohio. 

Mansfi«ld.  0. —Sealed  bids,  aooompanied  by  a  certified 
check  of  $1,000,  will  be  received  until  Dec.  23,  for  the  pur 
ohase  of  $24,000  and  $6,000  of  6  per  cent  street  improve- 
ment bonds.    F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Memphis,  Tenn. — Bids  will  be  received  Deo.  19  for  the 
purchase  of  $1,339,500  of  the  following  classes  of  refund- 
ing bonds:  Fopr  pet  cent  30-year  gold  bonds;  4  per  cent 
.SO-year  legal  tender  bohds;  43^  per  cent  3o-year  gold 
bonds;  i%  per  cent  30-year  legal  tender  bonds;  43^  per 
cent  10-30  gold  bonds;  43^  per  oent  10-30  legal  tender 
bonds.  The  bonds  will  be  issued  to  refund  the  present 
bonded  indebtedness  at  a  lower  rate  of  interest.  AH  bids 
must  be  for  the  whole  issue.    W.  L.  Clapp,  Mayor. 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  Mon. — The  board  of  trustees  of 
sohool  district  No.  8,  ot  Meagher  County,  Mont.,  offer  for 
sale  $13,000  of  6  per  oent  refunding  coupon  bonds,  de- 
nomination of  $500  each,  redeemable  in  five  years.  Sealed 
bids  for  the  same  may  be  addressed  to  R.  G.  Wight,  olerk. 
White  Sulphur  Springs,  Mont.,  marked  "Bid  for  School 
Bonds."  Rejection  reserved.  The  bids  will  be  opened 
Deo.  30,  • 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Whatever  of  interest  there  is  in  the  real  estate 
market  must  be  looked  for  in  the  recorded  transfers 
of  the  week.  Agents  and  dealers  almost  invariably 
report  that  they  are  doing  nothing  except  in  loans. 
The  field  of  operations  is  so  wide  and  varied  that  the 
reader  will  And  it  necessary  to  examine  not  only  the 
record  of  warranty  deeds  but  the  mortgages  and 
trust  deeds,  and  the  reports  of  plans  for  new  build- 
ings. It  will  be  noticed  that  the  weekly  summaries 
of  warranty  deeds  are  considerably  below  the  weekly 
totals  of  same  for  the  corresponding  periods  one 
and  two  years  ago.  There  has  been  some  exceptions 
to  this  rule  but  these  larger  totals  were  due  to  a  few 
large  deals  in  down  town  property.  The  market 
seems  to  be  in  a  state  of  suspense  which  is  due  to 
many  causes,  some  of  which  are  local  and  others  gen- 
eral. This  dullness  is  not  confliied  to  acre  property 
and  suburban  lots  but  it  affects  the  entire  county  and 
city  except  perhaps  the  down  town  district.  The 
severe  weather  of  the  last  two  weeks  has  helped  to 
dampen  the  zeal  of  buyers  as  well  as  agents.  So 
much  in  the  way  of  public  improvements  and  rail- 
way developments  in  and  about  the  city  and  the  prob- 
able difficulties  in  the  way  of  the  practical  working 
of  the  Torrens  Law  engage  the  attention  of  property 
owners  that  there  is  but  little  time  left  to  figure  on 
investments.  The  future  is  well  enough  assured  and 
the  prospects  of  the  rapid  growth  of  the  industries 
and  population  of  the  city  were  never  better.  Jio 
doubt  some  distrust  is  felt  in  financial  circles  about 
the  future  action  of  Congress,  but  we  can  reasonably 
suppose  that  no  radical  steps  will  be  taken  in  the  di- 
rection of  financial  and  tariff  legislation. 

SALE  OF  PROPERTY  ON  WEST  SITE  FOR  $110,000. 

Annie  E.  Chapman  has  transferred  to  the  National 
Life  Association  of  Connecticut  the  northeast  corner 
of  Plum  and  Laflin  streets  69  38-100x111  22-100  feet 
fronting  south,  for$ll0,000.  This  is  the  first  transfer 
of  any  importance  for  some  time  in  this  locality. 
Plum  street  runs  from  Loomis  to  Lafiin  street  and 
has  no  advantages  as  a  thoroughfare.  The  property 
is  improved. 

OTHER  RECENT  SALES. 

Mr.  F.  E.  Otis,  one  of  the  largest  holders  of  real  es- 
tate in  this  city,  has  bought  from  the  First  National 
Bank,  the  magnificent  residence  property,  No.  1012 
Prairie  avenue,  formerly  owned  and  occupied  by  the 
late  M  T.  Green.  Terms  of  this  sale  are  private  but 
we  understand  that  it  was  bought  for  considerably 
less  than  the  sum  of  $200,000  which  was  the  price 
paid  by  Mr.  Green  when  he  bought  it  several  years 
since.  This  is  one  of  the  finest  and  most  substantial 
residences  in  the  city.  It  was  built  by  Byron  P. 
Moulton  of  selected  material  and  is  finished  through- 
out in  the  choicest  and  most  expensive  hardwoods 
such  as  mahogany,  rosewood,  ebony,  maple,  etc.  Mr. 
Edwin  F.  Getchell  negotiated  the  sale. 

W.  F.  O'Hearne  &  Co  sold  during  the  present  week 
7.1x122  feet  southeast  corner  of  Jackson  street  and 
Hoyne  avenue  with  frame  improvements,  also  north- 
west corner  of  Cottage  Grove  avenue  and  Sixty- 
eighth  street,  100  by  125  feet  for  $10,000  and  several 
small  pieces  for  smaller  amounts. 

Chas.  L.  Moak  reports  the  following  sales  at  Fern- 
wood:  Northeast  cornel  Jefferson  and  One  Hundred 
and  Third  streets  for  F  O.  Murdock,  Sl,400;  lot  on 
One  Hundred  and  Second  place  to  J.  P.  Holmes,  $500; 
cottage  on  Jeffsrson  near  One  Hundred  and  Frst  for 
L.  Goss,  $-,000.  The  fact  of  the  electric  road  on 
One  Hundred  and  Third  street  being  put  in  soon  has 
produced  a  market  for  this  ch®ice  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 


Clifton,  Ohio.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  21  for 
the  purchase  of  $2,773,  1  to  10.5  per  oent  village  bonds 
S.  G.  Sterling,  olerk  of  village. 

Conneant,  O. — Bids  will  be  received  Dec.  19  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $20,000  in  boTds.  payable  Nov.  16, '1915.  Bidd- 
ers required  to  state  the  gross  amonct  they  will  pay  for 
the  bonds  bid  for,  besides  the  acoroed  interest  at  the  date 
of  delivery.  A  certified  check  for  $200  must  aooompany 
eaoh  bid.    J.  R.  Stenson,  Village  Clerk. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Decembarl4,  1895 


THE  TORRENS  LAW. 

ITti   I'llOBABLE  IMMEDIATE  EFFECT  OX  THE  REAL  ES- 
TATE MARKET. 
MUCH  LITIGATION  IN  PROSPECT. 

The  opinion  is  unanimous  among  real  estate  men  that 
the  ultimate  effect  of  the  operation  of  the  Torrcns  Law 
will  be  beneficial  to  real  estate  owners  and  doubly  so  to 
agents  and  brokers  who  can,  under  its  provisions  con- 
summate sales  in  shorter  time  and  with  less  expense 
to  the  seller  than  under  the  present  system.  But, 
like  all  reforms  in  business  methods,  it  will  cost  the 
public  some  monej'  and  cause  delay  and  damage  to  a 
few. 

Hundreds  of  cases  where  titles  are  doubtful  would  re- 
main at  rest;  but  the  proceedings  to  quiet  or  rest  title 
will  invite  controversy  and  open  the  way  to  a  large 
amount  of  litigation.  The  first  step  to  be  taken  is  sim- 
ple enough,  and  perhaps  the  second,  that  of  advertising 
the  registration  of  the  property,  will  be  comparatively 
inexpensive  In  all  cases  wherein  there  is  no  contro- 
versy the  process  will  be  short  and  most  satisfactory. 

As  soon  as  a  title  is  in  dispute  lawyers  will  step  in  to 
represent  the  disputants  before  a  court  established  for 
the  purpose,  with  petitions  and  evidence  to  establish 
claims.  Right  here  the  poor  man  or  small  real  estate 
owner  will  find  himself  in  danger  of  losing  his  title. 
At  the  very  outset  the  constitutionality  of  the  law  will 
come  up.  Under  the  statute  of  limitations,  a  former 
owner  or  anyone  with  color  of  title  may  bring  suit  for 
possession  or  for  restoration  of  title  within  a  certain 
number  of  years.  Take  for  example  the  case  of  Burn- 
ham  vs.  E.  E.  Reed  et  al.,  in  a  bill  to  foreclose  a  mort- 
gage on  about  thirty  acres  of  ground,  for  $17,500.  The 
Reeds  sold  about  thirty  lots  to  bona  tide  purchasers, 
subject  to  the  blanket  mortgage,  but  with  the  provis- 
ion that  their  lots  would  be  released  as  soon  as  the 
money  was  all  paid.  Now  it  turns  out  that  there  was  a 
further  provision  in  the  trust  deed  to  the  effect  that  not 
less  than  five  lots  would  be  released  at  one  time  upon 
a  certain  amount  of  money  being  paid  and  furthermore 
that  the  mortgagors  should  pay  up  the  interest  as  it  be- 
came due  to  entitle  them  to  such  release,  for  the  bene- 
fit of  the  purchasers.  The  Reeds  failed  to  perform  these 
conditions  and  foreclosure  proceedings  have  been  be- 
gun. About  a  half  dozen  houses  have  been  built  by 
purchasers  and  the  rest  of  the  lot  owners  have  prac- 
tically paid  for  tlieir  lots. 

The  mortgagee  is  not  willing  to  release  some  of  the 
interested  parties  for  fear  of  impairing  the  security.  If 
the  unsold  portion  of  the  subdivision  is  enough  to  real- 
ize on  he  need  not  then  do  so  unless  he  is  compelled. 
But  the  lot  owners  would  have  ten  years  in  which  to 
commence  an  action  to  recover  title,  if  their  property 
is  taken  under  foreclosure.  The  Torrens  Law  would 
cut  them  off  in  much  shorter  time  if  the  purchaser  of 
the  property  under  foreclosure  avails  himself  of  its  pro- 
visions to  quiet  title.  This  case  is  simply  cited  to  show 
its  conflict  with  the  statute  of  limitations. 

Of  course,  there  will  be  hundreds  of  similar  cases 
growing  out  of  foreclosures. 

Another  case,  more  aggravating  in  its  nature,  is  the 
foreclosures  on  C.  C.  Collins'  subdivision  at  Western 
Springs.  Collins  had  it  stipulated  in  the  contracts  of 
sale  and  in  the  deeds  that  he  would  save  the  lot  purchas- 
ers harmless  from  a  blanket  mortgage,  which  was  to 
have  been  paid  off  by  him  in  November.  189,3.  He  did 
not  pay  the  mortgage  wh.cn  it  became  due  and  further- 
more executed  a  second  mortgage  to  one  of  his  rela- 
tives covering  all  lots  not  sold.  About  thirteen  lots 
were  sold  to  bona  fide  purchasers,  who  had  paid  in  full 
for  them.  Just  after  executing  the  second  mortgage, 
he  died  insolvent.  Now  the  security  was  amnle,  after 
exclud'ng  the  thirteen  lots  sold,to  pay  the  first  mortgage, 
but  the  unfortunate  lot  owners  could  not  go  into 
court  as  in  the  former  case  of  Burnham  vs.  Reed  et  al.. 
and  petition  the  court  to  order  the  unsold  portion  sold 
first  to  satisfy  the  first  mortgage.  Whatever  equity  the 
Collins  estate  would  have  had  was  held  by  the  second 
mortgagee. 

Of  course,  the  party  who  bid  in  this  property  will 
want  his  title  nuieted,  and  maybe  the  innocent  lot  own- 
ers will  take  the  same  step.  In  both  cases  it  was  ne- 
cessary to  bid  in  the  entire  tract,  which  was  impossible 
for  anyone  of  small  means  to  do. 

In  this  case  the  purchasers  of  the  thirteen  lots  would 
have  had  ten  years  in  which  to  bring  an  action  to  re- 
cover title  or  possession. 

If  the  property  is  registered  to  rest  title,  the  music 
will  begin  at  once,  .'\gain,  a  large  amount  of  property 
is  now  held  or  owned  under  tax  titles,  and  these,  in  all 
probability,  will  be  registered  under  the  Torrens  Law. 
These  cases  are  only  cited  to  show  hiw  prolific  the  sub- 
ject is  of  litigation. 

The  question  has  been  asked  frequently:  "Will  the 
proceediners  to  auiet  title  under  the  Torrens  Law  act 
unfa\orably  on  the  real  estate  market?"  In  other 
words,  will  buyers  be  inclined  to  wait  for  developments 
-md  will  the  seller  be  inclined  to  wait  for  cheaper  ab- 
"■tracts? 

The  discussion  of  this  Question  and  answering  it  are 
like  crossing  a  stream  before  we  get  to  it.  But  the 
writer  cannot  discuss  and  consider  such  a  question  as 


this  from  his  own  standpoint,  nor  from  conclusions 
drawn  from  one  or  two  leading  real  estate  agents'  opin- 
ions. Buyers  sometimes  quit  trading  and  negotiating 
on  account  of  more  trivial  things  than  the  introduction 
of  a  new  system  of  land  transfer.  Hence  it  must  be 
believed  that  some  will  hesitate  to  buy  real  estate,  the 
title  to  which  may  be  in  doubt  and  litigation,  ana  own- 
ers who  desire  to  sell  may  wish  to  await  a  certain  de- 
cision affecting  important  properties  as  well  as  the  cost 
of  an  abstract.  Such  contingencies,  perhaps,  are  coun- 
terbalanced by  the  delay  and  doubt  in  the  preparation 
of  an  abstract  under  the  present  system. 

It  is  probable,  however,  that  the  inauguration  of  the 
new  system,  not  its  ultimate  effect,  will  amount  to  a 
hindrance  or  temporary  check  on  the  real  estate  mar- 
ket. Most  owners  of  valuable  property  whose  titles  are 
cloudy,  are  aware  of  it.  but  they  rest  contented  as  long 
as  they  as  not  disturbed. 

Then  there  is  another  element  in  this  matter  that  will 
cut  some  figure.  Several  lawyers  in  Chicago  are  al- 
ready making  preparations  to  attend  to  such  cases,  and 
they  are  advertising  for  and  soliciting  the  business  of 
those  whose  real  estate  titles  are  threatened  for  a  moiety 
of  the  land,  if  the  wronged  individual  is  too  poor  to 
take  his  case  up  to  the  higher  courts.  It  is  believed  by 
some  that  the  present  death-like  stillness  of  the  mar- 
ket is  due  to  this  change  in  our  system  of  land  transfer 
as  much  as  to  the  approaching  holiday  season,  bad 
weather,  outside  attractions  and  the  possibility  of  un- 
favorable legislation  by  congress.  A  more  technical 
discussion  of  the  subject  will  be  given  in  the  next  issue 
of  the  Journal. 


RECENT  SUPREME  COURT  DECISIONS. 

[Compiled  by  Thornton  &  Chanoellor,  Members  of  the 
Chicago  Bar.  ] 

DAMAGE  TO  PROPERTY  BY  VACATION  OF  STREET. 

The  case  of  Elise  Burcky  in  the  Town  of  Lake, 
which  grew  out  of  the  builuing  of  the  viaduct  over 
the  Rock  Island  and  Lake  Shore  tra.^ks  at  Sixty-first 
street  in  Englewood.  has  recently  bpen  Anally  deter- 
mined in  the  Supreme  Court.  The  crossing  at  Sixty- 
flrst  street,  being  considered  dangerous  by  the  Town 
of  Lake  and  the  railroad  companies,  a  viaduct  was 
erected  by  the  Town  and  the  railroads  across  the 
tracks  on  a  strip  of  land  belonging  to  the  railroads, 
and  ac'joining  the  south  line  of  Sixty-tirst  street. 
After  its  completion  the  viaduct  and  the  approaches 
to  it,  were,  by  agreement,  made  a  public  highway. 
After  the  viaduct  was  opened  for  traffic  the  Town 
vacated  that  part  of  Sixty  first  street  at  the  crossing 

Elise  Burcky,  the  plaintiff,  owned  a  tract  of  land 
on  the  north  side  of  Sixty-flrst  street,  extending  from 
State  street  west  to  the  railroad  tracks  and  brought 
suit  for  damages  occasioned  by  the  erection  of  the 
viaduct  and  the  closing  of  the  street.  The  viaduct 
and  its  approaches,  constructed  along  the  south  line 
of  Sixty-flrst  street,  were  about  a  quarter  of  a  mile 
long,  and  extended  from  Wentworth  avenue  to  State 
street.  The  construction  of  the  viaduct  opposite  the 
plaintiff's  land  prevented  the  laying  out  of  any 
streets  south  and  stopped  all  travel  in  that  direc- 
tion, while  the  vacation  of  that  portion  of  Sixty  flrst 
street  crossed  by  the  railroad  tracks  stopped  all  travel 
west,  so  that  the  property  of  the  plaintiff  abutting  00 
Sixty-flrst  street  between  the  railroad  tracks  and 
State  street  was  shut  in  and  all  access  shut  off  from 
the  south  and  from  the  west.  The  part  of  Sixty-flrst 
street  in  front  of  the  plaintiff's  property  was  con- 
verted from  a  public  thoroughfare  into  a  blind  court, 
and  plaintiff's  property  was  plainly  damaged  to  a  se- 
rious extent.  When  the  suit  was  started  plaintiff's 
property  consisted  of  an  entire  tract,  but  before  the 
trial  of  the  case  the  owner  subdivided  the  land,  by 
opening  through  it  two  streets  running  north  from 
Sixty-flrst  street,  parallel  with  State  street. 

It  was  contended  on  behalf  of  the  Town  of  Lake 
that  Elise  Burcky,  the  owner  of  the  property,  and 
the  plaintiff  in  the  suit  had  no  ground  for  recovery, 
for  the  reasons  that  the  property  did  not  abut  on 
that  part  of  the  street  vacated  (the  part  vacated  be- 
ing the  crossing  only);  that,  as  was  contended,  the 
damages  sustained  by  the  plaintiff  were  not  special 
in  their  character  but  of  the  same  kind  as  those  sus- 
tained by  the  general  public  differing  only  in  degree; 
and  that  the  making  of  the  subdivision  and  opening 
the  streets  through  the  property  after  the  com- 
mencement of  the  suit,  destroyed  any  right  of 
action  which  might  otherwise  have  existed. 

In  passing  upon  the  case  the  Court  said  that  if  it 


were  true  that  the  damages  sustained  by  the  plain- 
tiff were  of  the  same  kind  as  those  sustained  by  the 
public  at  large,  diflering  only  m  degree  and  not  in 
kind,  or  if  the  damages  were  of  the  same  kind  sus- 
tained by  the  general  public,  the  only  difference  be- 
ing in  the  excess  of  damages  sustained  by  the  plain- 
tiff, then,  in  such  an  event  it  was  well  settled  that 
she  could  not  recover.  But  the  Court  decided  that  in 
this  case  the  damage  sustained  by  the  public  was  not 
of  the  same  kind  as  that  suffered  by  the  plaintiff. 
Her  property  fronted  on  Sixty-flrst  street.  It  ex- 
tended west  to  and  cornered  with  that  part  of  the 
street  which  was  vacated.  By  the  vacation  of  the 
street  and  the  erection  of  the  viaduct  her  property, 
extending  from  the  -ailroad  tracks  east  to  State 
street,  was  shut  in,  and  all  access  from  the  south  and 
west  cut  off.  What  was  originally  a  thoroughfare 
ahmi;  the  entire  line  of  plaintiff's  property  fronting 
on  Sixty-flrst  street,  was  by  the  action  of  the  Town 
turned  into  a  blind  Conrt,  and  the  property  was  no' 
longer  available  for  business  purposes  No  other 
property  was  damaged  or  affected  in  the  same  way, 
except  the  small  tract  lying  between  Wentworth  av- 
enue and  the  railroad  tracks.  As  to  the  question  of 
the  effect  of  the  subsequent  subdivision  of  the  prop- 
erty and  the  opening  of  the  streets  through  it,  the 
Court  laid  down  the  rule  that  the  rights  of  the  par- 
ties so  far  as  the  question  of  damages  was  concerned, 
were  fixed  when  the  street  was  closed  up  and  the 
viaduct  constructed  and  that  the  circumstance  that 
the  plaintiff  had  afterward  made  her  property  more 
valuable  iiy  subdividing  it,  could  not  be  taken  into 
account  by  the  defendant. 


A  CORNER  WITH  A  BRIBHT  FUTURE. 

In  last  week's  issne  of  the  Journal  it  was  shown 
that  the  immediate  effect  of  the  Lake  StJeet  "L" 
road  extension  and  the  establishing  of  stations  at 
Fifth  avenue,  Clark  and  State  streets  was  to  bring 
heretofore  indifferent  sections  to  the  front  and  give 
them  an  added  importance  without  necessarily  de- 
tracting from  the  value  of  other  central  property. 
This  is  most  strongly  illustrated  in  the  case  of  the 
Lake  Street  Elevated  railroad.  No  sooner  had  the 
terminal  stations  been  established  at  Fifth  aveuue, 
Clark  and  State  streets  than  the  property  on  those 
streets  for  a  block  south  of  Lake  street  became 
doubly  valuable  for  retail  purposes.  It  has  been  re- 
cently announced  that  the  largest  retail  grocer  in 
Chicago  will  shortly  occupy  a  six  story  building  at  38 
State  street  a  few  doors  south  of  Lake  street.  This 
is  only  a  single  in-;tance  of  the  effect  of  the  elevated 
railroad  boom  on  downtown  property.  The  corner  of 
Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets  has  heretofore*  en- 
joyed a  fair  share  of  the  advantages  of  increased 
transportation  facilities  but  now  it  is  in  the  midst 
of  a  boom. 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD  BUILDING 

situated  on  the  northeast  corner  of  these  streets, 
comprises  three  large  basement  stores,  seven  stores 
on  a  level  with  the  street,  and  seven  floors  arranged 
in  offices  The  North  side  cable  cars  turn  on  the  cor- 
ner; West  side  cars  and  Dearborn  street  cars  pass  it, 
while  the  Lake  Street  Elevated  and  the  South  side 
cable  cars  come  within  a  block  of  it.  Dearborn 
street  bridge  has  made  Dearborn  street  the  main 
t'tioroughfare  for  carriage  and  pedestrian  travel  from 
the  North  side.  The  entrance  to  the  building  is 
from  Dearborn  street,  on  a  level  with  the  street,  fur- 
nishing the  easiest  possible  access.  The  entrance 
expands  into  a  large  interior  hall,  double  the  area  of 
the  original  hall  and  is  eight  stories  high,  floored  in 
tile,  wainscoted  in  marble  and  roofed  with  glass, 
throwing  a  flood  of  light  and  air  into  the  interior  of 
the  building.  The  hall  is  bounded  on  each  floor  by  a 
gallery  of  iron  and  prismatic  glass  and  is  entirely  flre- 
proof.  Offices  open  directly  upon  the  galleries  and 
are  flre-proofed  with  hollow  tile,  wire  lath  and  con- 
crete joists.  Two  of  Crane's  best  elevators,  equipped 
with  the  most  approved  appliances,  run  at  a  speed  of 
500  feet  a  minute.  They  are  in  the  open  hall  in  plain 
view  at  every  stage  of  their  progress.  The  plumbing 
is  the  flnest,  the  rooms  all  provided  with  water  and 
the  Dunham  system  of  drainage  adopted.    All  the 


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offices  are  provided  with  private  vaults.  An  auto- 
matic letter  chute  is  provided  at  each  story,  leading 
to  U.  S.  mail  box  on  the  ground  floor.  The  building 
is  steam  heated  and  lighted  with  gas  and  electricity, 
and  all  offices,  halls  and  closets  are  kept  in  flrst-class 
order.  The  boilers  are  located  outside  of  the  build- 
ing proper.  The  rents  are  moderate  under  long 
leases  to  desirable  tenants. 

Mason  Brothers  who  have  charge  of  the  building, 
are  more  than  satisfied  with  the  prospects  of  rapid 
improvement  at  this  corner. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


DEVELOPMENTS  AT  CHICAGO  PLAINES. 

The  new  and  promising  suburb  at  the  junction  of  the 
Chicago  &  Northwestern  and  the  Wisconsin  Central 
railways  is  a  success,  because  it  possesses  the  combined 
advantages  of  a  manufacturing  town  with  those  of  a 
first-class  residence  suburb.  The  family  magazine,  en- 
titled "The  American  Home"  gives  the  following  de- 
scription of  Chicago  Plaines  in  its  current  issue: 

"This  new  town  is  but  a  short  distance  from  the 
Desplaines  river  and  adjoins  the  old  historic  town  of 
that  name.  Desplaines,  one  of  the  earliest  settled  towns 
in  Illinois,  has  now  a  population  of  about  2,000,  with 
beautiful  residences,  schoolhouses,  churches  and  other 
attractive  features  that  go  to  make  up  a  town  of  homes. 
At  Chicago  Plaines  there  is  already  located  the  well- 
known  House  &  Davis  Piano  Company,  an  old  firm  in 
the  piano  manufacturing  business.  They  have  built  a 
large,  modern  equipped  building  near  the  junction  of 
the  railroads  and  are  turning  out  their  product  daily. 
The  Keller  &  McKinnon  Manufacturing  Company, 
manufacturers  of  stoves  and  enameled  ware,  are  com- 
pleting buildings  to  cover  four  acres  of  ground  and  will 
employ  250  hands.  There  are  numerous  other  factories 
ready  and  willing  to  locate  on  this  property,  but  the 
owners,  although  liberal  in  donating  land  and  cash  to 
factories,  are  very  careful  to  select  none  but  those  which 
are  financially  sound." 

Although  one  of  the  best  known  towns  in  the  State 
of  Illinois,  Desplaines  has  never  made  any  pretensions 
to  greatness,  yet  it  possesses  advantages  that  will  make 
it  one  of  the  most  promising  suburbs  of  Chicago 

It  has  one  advantage  not  common  to  many  of  the 
towns  near  Chicago,  in  that  it  lies  at  a  very  high  ele- 
vation, being  160  feet  above  Lake  Michigan.  This  high 
ground  is  rolling  and  well  drained,  and  the  soil  is 
rich,  black  loam  with  a  substratum  of  clay,  and  a  bed 
of  gravel  beneath  that. 

Another  advantage,  one  which  is  a  great  factor  in 
the  growth  and  success  of  a  city,  is  its  unlimited  water 
supply,  sparkling  and  pure.  Wherever  a  well  has  been 
bored  the  water  gushes  freely  to  the  surface.  Neither 
pumps  nor  windmills  are  needed,  and  an  unlimited  sup- 
ply of  water  without  cost  to  manufactories  is  the  re- 
sult. 

This  place  has  many  other  features  to  recommend  it 
to  mechanics,  honieseekers  and  business  men.  The  Con-  I 
gregational  Church  a  br'ck  structure,erected  about  twen-  j 
ty  years  ago,  is  within  easy  walking  distance  of  the  resi-  1 
dence  portion  of  Chicago  Plaines.    The  new  Methodist  | 
Church  and  the  German  Lutheran  being  situated  a  few- 
block  apart  and  all  three  within  a  mile  of  the  cross- 
ing, or  about  a  half  mile  east  of  the  Wisconsin  Railway. 
The  school  house  is  a  three-story  structure,  built  of  I 
pressed  brick  and  is  adapted  to  the  high  school  work 
as  well  as  the  lower  and  intermediate  grades. 

There  are  many  other  small  manufactories  located  at 
and  near  this  point,  viz.:    A  flour  mill,  a  woolen  mill, 
brick  yard,  chair  factory,  besides  an  extensive  lumber 
yard  on  the  Chicago  &  Northwestern.     The  machine 
.shops  and  factories  at  Brock  are  in  plain  view  of  Chi-  | 
cago  Plaines,  in  fact  are  but  a  part  of  Desplaines.    The  I 
entire  group  of  industries  will  soon  blend  together  and  1 
form  one  of  the  greatest  and  most  interesting  pomts  in  | 
Cook  County.    During  the  last  two  or    three    years  ' 
Desplaines  has  grown  more  than  formerly  in  a  space  of  i 
thirty  years,  and  the  best  part  of  this  improvement  is 
westward,  toward  Chicago  Plaines.    In  fact  the  "high 
toned"  residence  quarter  of  the  old  town  of  Desplaines 
adjoins  Chicago  Plaines  and  the  march  of  improvement 
is  in  this  direction. 

Lots  at  Chicago  Plaines  are  being  sold  at  a  very  low 
figure  for  a  few  months  only.  After  next  spring  with 
the  location  of  more  factories,  the  increase  of  this  place 
wdl  be  phenomenal,  keeping  pace  with  the  growth  of 
Chicago.  _  There  is  no  doubt  that,  within  one  year, 
lots  m  Chicago  Plaines  will  greatly  increase  in  value. 

Dunlap  Smith  &  Co  ,  located  on  the  ground  floor  of 
the  First  National  Bank  building  of  Chicago,  are  hand- 
jmg  Chicago  Plaines  property  on  a  large  scale,  and  it 
IS  needless  to  say  that  the  reputation  which  this  firm 
possesses  is  a  guarantee  that  it  will  be  successful  in  ev- 
ery respect. 


OoInmbQs,  Ga.— It  is  reported  that  the  qnestion  of  issu- 
ing bonds  to  the  amoant  of  |300,000  will  be  sobmitted  at 
an  election  Deo.  14. 


Fred  Ahlschlager,  architect,  has  made  plans  for  a 
dormitory  to  be  built  for  the  German  Evangelical  Theo- 
logical Seminary  at  Elmhurst,  III  Its  dimensions  are 
96x55  feet,  three  stories  and  a  basement,  to  be  con- 
structed of  pressed  brick  and  stone  all  around,  shingle 
roof,  Georgia  pine  hard  oil  finish,  steam  heat,  and  to 
cost  $20,000. 

E.  Hill  Turnock,  architect,  110  Randolph  street,  has 
plans  for  improving  the  southeast  corner  of  Homan 
and  Park  avenues,  for  J.  B.  Stanmoor.  The  improve- 
ment comprises  a  fine  apartment  house,  84x60  feet, 
basement  and  four  stories,  and  six  attractive  residences, 
21x60  feet  each,  three  stories  and  basement,  all  with 
stone  fronts,  slate  mansard  and  composition  roofs,  oak 
finish,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring,  marble  and  tile  work, 
cement  basement  floors,  and  all  modern  conveniences. 
The  apartment  house  will  cost  $50,000,  and  the  resi- 
dences $36,000. 

Hill  &  Woltersdorf,  architects,  Lafayette  building, 
are  making  plans  for  the  new  hospital  which  the  Alex- 
ian  Brothers  will  erect  on  their  recently  purchased 
property  fronting  597  feet  on  Belden  avenue  and  Hu- 
ber  street  and  269  feet  on  Racine  avenue  and  Herndon 
street.  The  Alexian  Brothers  have  the  privilege  of  oc- 
cupying their  present  quarters  at  559  North  Market 
street  for  two  years  or  more.  The  cost  of  the  new  hos- 
pital will  be  several  hundred  thousand  dollars. 

A.  G.  Lund,  architect,  6305  Wright  street,  has  pre- 
pared plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected 
on  Sixty-third  street,  between  Green  and  Peoria  streets, 
for  Engstrand,  Lothgren  &  Co.,  6327  Peoria  street.  It 
will  cover  50x90  feet,  three  stories  and  basement,  be 
of  handsome  design,  with  exterior  of  brick  and  stone, 
have  composition  roof,  structural  iron  work,  plate  glass, 
hot  water  heating,  wood  mantels,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements, to  cost  $22,000. 

Architect  W.  L.  Newman,  Continental  Bank  build- 
ing, is  letting  contracts  for  a  club  house  to  be  erected 
at  the  southeast  corner  of  Jackson  boulevard  and  Irv- 
ing avenue,  for  the  Metropolitan  Club.  It  will  con- 
sist of  two  stories,  attic  and  basement,  44x112  1-2  feet, 
have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  galvanized  iron 
cornice,  slate  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  marble  and  tile 
work,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring,  and  the  latest  im- 
provements at  a  cost  of  $25,000. 

Architect  Ike  Irwin,  Cobb  building.  Commercial  and 
South  Chicago  avenues,  has  plans  and  is  letting  con- 
tracts for  four  four-story  and  basement  apartment  build- 
ings, three  to  be  23x53  feet  each,  and  the  fourth  25x100 
feet,  to  be  erected  on  Sheridan  avenue  and  Pierce  street, 
for  Atlee  V.  Coale.  They  will  have  stone  fronts,  cop- 
per cornices,  composition  roofs,  hard  wood  finish, 
steam  heat,  and  all  modern  improvements  at  a  total 
cost  of  $45,000. 

Geo.  L.  Harvey,  architect,  Montauk  block,  has  pre- 
pared plans  for  a  hospital  to  be  erected  at  the  south- 
east corner  of  Eighty-eighth  street  and  Mackinaw  ave- 
nue. South  Chicago,  for  the  Illinois  Steel  Company. 
Its  dimensions  are  28x116  feet,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, to  be  in  the  Spanish  style  of  architecture,  fire 
proof  construction,  with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and 
stone,  composition  roof,  hot  water  heating,  electric 
wiring,  passenger  elevator,  dumb  waiter,  asphalt  and 
concrete  floors,  and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost 
of  $20,000.  It  will  contain  two  large  wards  for  men, 
eight  or  ten  private  wards,  dispensary,  offices,  and 
other  rooms. 

James  Burns,  architect,  Adams'  Express  building,  has 
made  plans  and  is  about  to  let  contracts  for  a  residence 
to  be  erected  at  Austin,  111.,  for  James  O'Laughlin  con- 
tractor, room  407,  188  Madison  street.  It  will  be  two 
stones  and  basement,  24x45  feet,  built  of  brick  and 
stone,  have  composition  roof,  oak  and  Georgia  pine 
finish,  parquet  floors  in  the  first  story,  except  the  kitch- 
en, furnace,  mantels,  electric  bells,  and  will  cost  $4,000 

Wm.  J.  Van  Keuren,  architect,  Oxford  building  is 
making  plans  for  a  church  to  be  erected  on  the  South 
side,  50x100  feet,  with  stone  front,  stained  glass  win- 
dows, slate  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat  and  the 
latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  about  $15,000. 

Chas.  S.  Frost,  architect,  Pullman  building,  has  plans 
for  a  stable  to  be  erected  in  the  rear  of  Albert  H  Har~ 
ns'  residence  at  4530  Ellis  avenue,  two  stories  hi<di 
40x30  feet,  of  brick  construction,  to  cost  about  $25  000' 

F.  E.  Gatterdam  &  Co.,  914  Schiller  building  have 
plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  West 
Twelfth  street,  near  Ashland  avenue,  50x83  feet  three 
stones  and  basement,  attractive  stone  front  with  bay 
and  cornice  of  same  material,  galvanized  iron  bav  on 
the  side,  composition  roof,  architectural  iron  work 
plate  glass,  pme  finish,  mantels,  bathrooms  cement 
floor  and  sidewalk,  to  cost  $10,000  It  will  contain  six 
flats  and  two  stores.  Also  for  a  store  and  flat  building 
to  be  erected  at  2197  Madison  street,  for  N.  Hartmann 
three  stories  and  basement,  22x51  feet,  with  stone  front' 
galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  architectural 
iron  work,  plate  glass,  Georgia  pine  finish,  grille  work 
and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $5,000. 

Fry  &  Cunningham,  architects,  Tacoma  ijuilding 
have  made  plans  for  an  apartment  building  to  be  built 
at  the  northeast  corner  of  Monroe  avenue  and  Fifty- 


fourth  street,  three  stories  and  basement,  44x78  feet, 
vvith  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  copper  cornice' 
tile  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat,  gas  ranges,  and 
modern  improvements,  to  cost  $16,000. 

Harold  Flower,  architect,  southeast  corner  Sixty- 
third  street  and  Oglesby  avenue,  has  plans  for  a  fine 
flat  building  to  be  erected  at  Sixty-fifth  street  and  Mon- 
roe avenue,  for  C.  E.  Baker.  It  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement,  20x50  feet,  have  stone  front,  marble  and  tile 
vestibule,  mahogany  and  oak  finish,  steam  heat,  elec- 
tric light,  composition  roof,  gas  ranges,  cement  base- 
ment floor,  and  all  modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of 
$5,500. 

F.  P.  Burnham  &  Co.,  Chamber  of  Commerce  build- 
ing, have  prepared  plans  for  a  store,  office  and  hall 
building  to  be  erected  at  Winnetka,  III,  for  C.  Prouty, 
two  stories  and  basement,  56x58x60  feet,  with  pressed 
brick  and  stone  front,  composition  roof,  hard  wood  fin- 
ish, furnace  heat,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass, 
to  cost  $8,000. 

John  T.  Hetherington,  Hartford  building,  has  made 
plans  for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  at  549  Washburne 
avenue,  three  stories  and  basement,  25x49  feet,  have 
brick  and  stone  exterior,  composition  loof,  bathrooms,' 
mantels,  electric  bells,  to  cost  about  $4,000. 

Healy  &  Gilbert,  6305  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  have 
made  plans  for  two  modern  flat  buildings  to  be  erected 
on  Myrtle  avenue,  between  Sixty-fifth  and  Sixty-sixth 
streets,  for  Robert  Johns,  50x50  feet,  two  stories  and 
basement,  have  stone  fronts,  with  porches,  steps  and 
cornice  of  same  material,  composition  roof,  oak  and 
Georgia  pine  finish,  mantels,  gas  ranges,  and  the  latest 
improvements,  to  cost  $8,000. 

Same  architects  have  plans  for  a  flat  building  to  be 
erected  on  Evans  avenue,  between  Sixty-fourth  and 
Sixty-fifth  streets,  for  George  House,  two  stories  and 
basement,  25x50  feet,  pressed  brick  front,  with  stone 
trimmings,  galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition  roof, 
oak  and  Georgia  pine  finish,  with  furnace  heat.  Cost 
$3,000. 

Wm.  T.  Lesher,  Adams'  Express  building,  has  plans 
for  a  stable  to  be  erected  at  1231  and  1233  Wabash  ave- 
nue, for  S.  Strauss.  It  will  cover  50x83  feet,  two  stories, 
be  built  of  common  brick,  with  composition  roof,  cost 
about  $7,000.  and  to  contain  thirty-four  stalls. 

George  K.  Shimoda,  1103  Steinway  Hall  building, 
has  plans  and  contracts  are  being  let  for  a  store  and 
flat  building  to  be  erected  corner  of  Sixty-third  and 
Sangamon  streets,  for  A.  L.  Baker.  It  will  cover  125X 
82  feet,  three  stories  and  basement,  of  handsome  de- 
sign, with  fronts  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  relieved  by 
copper  bays  and  cornice,  have  slate  and  composition 
roof,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  oak  and  pine 
finish,  mantels,  and  the  latest  improvements  to  cost 
$35,500. 

Also  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  corner 
of  Sixty-third  street  and  Ashland  avenue,  for  the  same 
owner.  It  will  cover  125x100  feet,  two  stories  and  base- 
ment, to  be  built  of  similar  materials  as  the  foregoing 
building,  to  cost  about  $15,000. 

Also  plans  for  a  modern  apartment  building  to  be 
erected  on  Ellis  avenue,  near  Sixty-fifth  street,  for  Ben- 
jamin Johnson,  to  be  three  stories  and  basement,  50x72 
feet,  have  stone  front,  composition  roof,  oak 'finish, 
steam  heat,  open  plumbing,  gas  ranges,  cement  base- 
ment floor  and  cement  terrace  in  the  front  vard,  and  the 
latest  improvements,  to  cost  $12,000. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Perry,  Ga. — This  oity  has  voted  to  issue  bonds  to  ereot 
a  system  of  water  works. 

Kecdriok,  Idaho.— It  is  reported  that  Ihe  Oity  Coonoil 
will  readvertise  bids  for  the  |ll,f  OO  water  works  bonds. 

Penria.  III.— Trowbridge  &  Co.  purchased  |60,000  street 
improvement  bonds  at  a  p'.emium  of  2^i  per  cent. 

Brazil,  Ind. — Bids  will  be  reoeired  nntil  Deo.  24  for  Ihe 
purchase  of  $S,000  water  works  bonda.  Denomination 
1500  each,  payable  Jan.  1,  1905. 

Ontonagon,  Mich  — W.  L.  Stewart.  City  ClerK.  informs 
us  that  the  iI2  COO  electric  hght  bonds  have  bpen  awarded 
to  the  Wayne  County  Savings  Bank,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Vernon  County,  Mich.— The  County  Board  has  voted  in 
favor  of  issuing  il5,(  00  bonds  to  build  a  new  oonrthonse. 

Wayne,  Mich.— The  people  of  this  place  voted  173  to  53, 
in  favor  of  issoing  $15,0^)6  bonds  to  build  a  water  worhs 
system  on  the  standpipe  plan. 

Norwood,  O. — The  uudersigned  will  receive  sealed  pro- 
posals nntil  Deo.  21,  for  the  purchase  of  $4  5  2.13  of  6  per 
cent  street  improvement  bonds.  W.  E.  Wiohgar,  clerk, 
317  Walnut  street,  Cincinnati. 

Elmwood  Place,  O. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received 
until  Dec.  18,  for  the  purchase  of  flO.nno  of  5  per  cent 
bonds.    Check  f  200.    John  B.  Cline,  clerk. 

Lookland,  O- — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  E.  0. 
Buchanan,  clerk,  until  Deo.  24  lor  the  purchase  of  f  6,0(  0 
of  5  per  cent  sidewalk  bonds, 


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Ogallola,  Neb.— Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  H.  0. 
Anderson,  secretary  board  of  directors  of  Alfalfa  irriga- 
tion district,  np  to  Dec.  28,  for  the  purchase  of  |21,500  of 
6  per  cent  bonds. 

Memphis,  Tenn.— Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  J.  T. 
Walker,  secretary  of  city  council,  on  or  before  Deo.  19,  for 
the  purchase  of  f  1,339,600  of  4  and  i%  per  cent  bonds.  W. 
L.  Olapp,  mayor. 

Findlay,  O.— Sealed  bids  are  invited  by  the  oommiBBion- 
ers  of  Hancock  county  until  Dec  16,  for  the  purchase  of 
f 12.000  of  6  per  cent  county  ditch  bonds.  0.  B.  Metoalf, 
auditor. 

Winton  Place,  O.— Sidewalk  bonds  |1,041 .  4u,  6  per  cent 
— Deo.  16.  R.  B.  Poage,  village  clerk,  care  of  0.  A. 
Ewitg,  village  engineer,  corner  Fourth  and  Walnut  streets, 
Cincinnati. 

Houston,  Tex. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  Jno.  T. 
Browne,  mayor,  for  the  purchase  of  iloO.OOO  of  5  per  cent 
gold  bonds.  The  sale  of  these  bonds  will  take  place  Dec. 
18. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Lt  31  In  the  sob  of  the  w  of  the  s  w  }4  of  the  8  w  }4  of  the  b  e  M  of 
sec  17  S8  U.  Deo  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master,  56  Portland  blk. 
L  N. 

Morsan  Pk.  Weston's  add,  bs  9  and  10  in  sec  20  37  U.  Tec  17,  11  a  m 
Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 

worn  Go's  snb.  It  17  in  b  -i  of  the  s  ^  of  sec  10  39  13.  Deo  11,  10  a  m. 

Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 
Hull's  snb.  Its  160  and  161  of  9Vt  acres  In  the  s  e  »4  of  the  s  w  14  of  sec 

4  39  U.  Dec  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 

McKlchan  &  Mason's  snb.  It  4Hn  b  9  of  the  w  Vt  of  the  n  w  M  of  sec  16 

38  14.  Deo  23,  11  a  m.  Wm  M  Booth,  mas  er.  L  N. 

Wooley's  snb.  Its  6  aod  32  in  b  1;  Its  19,  20  and  21  lu  b  4  of  7Vi  acres  e 
and  adj  the  w  10  acres  of  the  n  e  M  of  sec  b6  40  13.  Deo  23,  Annie  U 
McOartby,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Diven's  snb.  It  30  in  b  7  of  the  w  14  ot  the  s  w  !4  of  the  s  w  54  and  the 
e  H  of  the  D  w  H  of  the  8  w  H  of  see  2  39  13.  Dec  '.^8,  11  a  m.  Osoar  M 
Brady,  admtr.  h  N. 

That  pt  of  the  n  w  M  of  fee  10  39  12;  also  that  pt  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  9  I 

39  12.  Dec  28,  11  a  m.  Wm  G  Stephens,  receiver.  L  N. 

Wilmette,  McDanisl's  add.  the  e  Vt  and  w  Vt  of  It  7  in  b  6  beiUR  a  sob 
cf  Its  1  10  9  ;n  Baxter's  snb  '^f  the  s  sec  ot  Onllmette  res.  Dec  17,  10 
a  m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  St.  L  N, 

Evsnston,  Grant  &  Jackson's  add,  the  40  ft  of  It  5  in  b  6.  Dec  17,  10  a 
m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master.  L  N. 


Evanston,  Kedzle  &  Eeeney'sadd,  Its  19  and  20  in  b  6. 
Jas  R  Mann,  master,  176  Dearborn  St.  L  N. 


Deo  17,  10  a  m. 


Davis'  sob.  the  s  22'/i  ft  of  It  16  and  the  e  2n  ft  It  18  and  Ihe  n  iVi  ft  It 
16  in  ihe  rpsnb  of  Its  IS  to  20  lu  b  1,  of  b  s  in  Lyman,  Larnetl  &  Wood- 
bridse'e  snb  of  the  s  54  of  the  n  w  54  end  the  n  w  54  of  the  n  e  54  of 
sec  U  38  14.  Deo  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Noyes,  matter,  88  and  Ou  Waeh- 
ing  ft.  L  N. 

Wash  Bgts.  Morgan  Pk,  It  6  In  the  snb  ot  Its  1,  2,  3  and  the  s  93  ft  of  It 
4  and  6  end  also  a  reenii  of  lie  3),  32,  «3.  38.  89  and  4u  of  snb  of  s  ^  of 
Us  1 4  and  15  and  all  of  Jts  4  to  13  and  the  n  57  ft  of  Its  4  and  6  in  b  "£" 
Deo  17,  11  a  m  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  6u  Portlacd  blk.  L  N. 

0  &  0  0  <&  D  OoS  snb,  It  41  in  b  142  of  seoB  6  and  V  37  16.  Dec  17,  11  a 
m.  A  F  HtevensoD,  master.  L  N. 

Ogden's  snb,  Us  19  to  22  in  b  42;  also  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  in  Lee's  add. 
Dec  24,  11  a  m.  Berttia  Qreiner,  admtrx.  L  N. 

EoUnnd  &  Frear's  fub,  Its  4  and  5  of  Us  4  and  6  of  Its  4,  6  and  6  in  Mil. 
lei's  snb  of  cubits  3  vnd  4  and  the  s  10  ft  >  f  snb  It  2  in  the  snb  or  It  73 
in  Ellis  East  add.  Deo  17,  1pm.  Geo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  lUU 
Wa^hiu^jton  st.  L  N. 

Oanal  Trnetees  sub.  It  31  of  snbblk  2  of  b  17  ot  seo  33  39  14.  Doc  11,  11 
a  m.  Walter  Bntler,  master  66  Portland  blk.  L  N. 

Bntler,  Wright  k  Webster's  add.  Us  1,  2.  3  and  4  in  b  16.  Deo  16,  2  pm. 
H  L  Wait,  master,  Uu  La  8alle  st.  L  N. 

Monroe's  sub.  It  14  in  b  2  of  the  u  3  60-100  chains  of  the  e  14  28  100 
chains  of  the  w  16  '2810  '  chains  of  ihe  s  54  of  the  e  w  54  ot  the  s  w  54 
of  sec  31  40  14.  Deo  16,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  M. 

Keith's  snb.  Us  1  and  2  in  b  5  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  8  e  54  of  eeo  14  38  14. 
Deo  11,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Lt  36  in  the  sub  of  the  s  4  acres  of  the  n  16  acres  of  the  n  e  54  ot  the  n 
e  54  of  860  9  38  14.  Deo  9,  2  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  'naster.  L  N. 

Premises  known  as  Nos  336  to  314  Wabash  av,  Deo  9,  2  p  m.  H  L  Wait, 
master.  L  N. 

Cochran's  snb.  Its  17  and  18  in  b  8  of  the  w  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  8  40 
14.  Dec  Id,  2p  m.  H  L  Wait,  master.  L  N. 

Oorwith'B  resnb,  It^  4  and  6  in  b  4  of  Us  81  to  120,  Us  124  to  140,  Us  144 
to  150  and  Its  152  to  167  m  the  w  54  of  the  8  e  54  of  seo  36  39 13.  Deo  7, 
1  p  m.  H  L  Walt,  master.  NOR. 

Pratt's  snb.  It  4  in  b  9  of  Its  6.  9  2"  and  23  in  the  Snpr  Ot  ptn  of  the  s 
54  of  Ihe  s  w  V4  of  the  e  w  54  of  sec  22  39  13.  Dec  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M 
Stevens,  master,  llo  La  Salle  8t.  NOR. 

Oampbell'H  enb,  snblt  61  of  Us  2,  3,  6,  7,  and  11  in  b  6  in  Rockwell's 
aud.  Dec  16.  11  a  m.  Jos  J  Lapping,  guardian.  NOR. 

Premises  No  7H9  fi3rt  ct  and  741  63d  ot  and  745  63d  ct  and  749  63d  ot. 
Dec  10,  10  a  m.  Ja  Pease,  sheriff.  NOR. 

Library  sub.  It  46  in  b  6  of  the  s  e  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  seo  8  3814.  Doc  6, 
10  am.  Tbo!s  laylor  Jr  master,  7(i2  Oblcago  Opera  House.  NCR. 

Kay's  add.  It  88  in  b  6,  being  a  sub  in  seo  8  38  14.  Nov  23,  11  a  m. 
Sydney  Stein,  master,  85  Dearborn  St.  N  0  R. 

Casey's  sub.  Its  22  to  25  in  b  2  of  bs  1.  2.  3  and  4  of  Freer's  sub  of  Ihe  w 
y,  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  22  39  13.  Nov  29,  1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master, 
NOR. 

Bnrnhsm.  Its  16  and  17  in  b  12,  Us  45  and  46  in  b  13,  Us  2,  36  and  86  in 
b  16.  It  10  in  b  18,  Us  1,  2  aad  5  in  b  20,  be  nnd  </»  of  Its  9  and  10  iu  b 
8,  the  nod  of  It  26  in  b  20  and  nnd  54  of  It  26  In  b  iO  of  sec  6  .36  16. 
Nov  3U,  1pm.  Edm  S  Oummings,  master,  701  Eedzie  bldg.  L  N. 


Keith's  suh.  It  22  in  the  snb  ot  the  s  e  "4  of  sec  14  38  14. 
H  L  Wait,  mas  er,  110  La  Salle  St.  L  N. 


Dec  2,  2pm. 


Newberry's  add,  It  13  in  b  17.  Dec  9, 11  a  m.  Jacobine  Wegener,  execu- 
tor. L  N. 

Lt  1  In  Ihe  sab  of  Its  67,  68  and  69  of  the  sub  of  the  n  e  >4  of  the  n  e  5i. 
of  the  s  e  54  of  seo  13  3)  13.  Deo  12,  3  pm.  Kyron  S  Allen,  admtr.  L  N 

Robert's  sub.  It  3  of  pt  of  the  n  >4  of  Ihe  s  w  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  een  111 
S8  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  tsntler,  master,  66  Portland  blk.    L  N. 

Shortall  trustee  enb.  It  1  and  all  It  2  (ex  the  w  76  ft)  iu  b  10  of  the  n  Vi 
of  the  n  e  54  of  sue  26  33  14.  Deo  3,  11  a  m.  Walter  Bntler.  master. 
L  N. 

Smith's  arid,  Ihe  n  54  of  It  U  in  b  3.  a  «nb  of  bs  17,  18,  19,  20,  21,  and  22 
in  Ihe  Assessiir's  div  of  the  s  w  54  of  xec  22  39  14,  Deo  9,  11  a  m .  Edw 
A  Dicker,  master,  1109  Tacoma  bldg.  L  N. 

Irving  Pk,  Dieiz  add.  It  18  in  b  2  in  thi  n  e  54  of  see  22  40  13.  Dec  7,  11 
am.  Agnes  Gettiugs,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Stock  Yards,  Ft  remin's  add.  It  39  in  b  3  In  the  n  e  54  of  the  n  w  5*  of 
seo  8  38  14.  Nov  29,  1  p  m.  Wm  F  Cooper,  master,  94  La  balle  st, 
NOR. 

Cook  &  Anderson's  sub.  It  20  in  b  3  of  the  w  V4  of  the  n  e  5i  of  sec  24 
39  13.  Nov  22  11  a  m.  Hiraot  Barber,  master,  526  Opera  House  bldg. 
NOR, 

Oakenwald's  sub,  the  w  54  of  It  10  In  the  8  54  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  34  39 
14.  Nov  22,  11am.  HI  ram  Barber,  master  NOB. 

Canal  Trus  ees  sub,  It  6  in  the  snb  of  It  2  in  b  20  ot  sec  29  39  14.  Nov  29 
11  a  m.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOR. 

Sheffield  afld.lt  3fi  in  Bnbb'k  2  of  b  19.  Nov  30,  11  a  m.  Jos  f  Mahoney 
master,  1313  Ashlaud  bl>.  NO  K. 

Walker's  snb.  It  85  in  b  31  of  bs  33,  34,  47  and  a  part  of  48  in  the  sub  ot 
seo  19  39  14,  also  It  6  iu  b  1  and  It  6  in  b  2,  iu  Krelovec  &  Kuspar's 
enb,  of  the  e  54  ot  the  n  e  54  of  sec  26  39  13.  Dec  7,  11am.  Anna 
Filip,  admtrx.  NOR. 

Humboldt  Pk,  Gross' 2nd  add,  It  13.  Deo  7,  11am.  H  L  Palludan, 
admtr.  NOR. 

Edison  Pk,  Its  36  to  40  In  b  6.  Nov  39,  11am.  Edw  A  Dicker,  master, 
1109  Taooma  bldg.  NOR. 

Englewood,  Weddell  &  Cox's  add,  It  138,  a  Fub  of  the  e  hf  ot  the  s  w  54 
of  seo  211  38  14.  Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  110  La  Halle 
St.  NOR. 

Bobb's  sub.  Its  62  and  63  of  pt  ot  the  s  '/i  ot  thd  n  w  >4  of  seo  18  41  14. 
Nov  29,  I)  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens  master.  NOR. 

Hemiltou'3  snb.  It  4  of  6  acre*  in  the  w  54  of  the  u  e  54  of  sec  6  39  14. 
Nov  ^9, 1pm.  Wm  F  Cooper,  masier,  94  La  balle  st.  NOR. 

Miller.  Phillip?  &  Kehr's  sub.  Us  8,  9  and  10  in  b  1  of  the  n  w  54  of  the 
n  w  54  of  Ihe  s  e  54;  also  Its  18,  19,  :i7,  88  a  d  39  iu  b  2  ot  EDerhart's 
sub  of  Ihe  s  54  i>t  the  n  w  54  Of  8  e  5-4  in  sec  14  38  13,  Nov  29,  1pm. 
Wm  F  Oooper.  maeter.  NOR. 

Lt  12  of  b  28  of  seo's  6  and  6  37  15.  Nov  29,  10  a  m.  Tbos  Taylor  Jr, 
master,  7u2  Ohiciigo  opera  House.  NOR. 

Klzar  &  WIlliarK's  sub.  Its  18  to  21  in  h  1,  of  the  n  e  54  of  sec  31  37  15. 
Dec  6,  11  a  m.  Geo  M  Stevens,  master,  llu  La  Salle  st.  NOR. 


Nov  29,  11  a  m.  Ed- 


Keeley'R  sub.  It  14  ot  It  46  lu  b  26  in  seo  29  39  14. 
mnuii  FiizglbboD,  admtr.  NOB. 

Johnston  &  Leo's  eub.  It  24  in  b  7  of  tb»  s  w  54  of  eeo  20  39  14.  Nov  30, 
11  a  m.  Maria    npa,  admtrx.  NCR. 

Reaper's  add.  Us  21,  22  and  32  In  b  6,  being  a  pt  of  the  original  b  6  of 
Moore's  sob  of  Ihe  e  54  of  the  n  w  >4  of  sec  30  39  14.  Nov  30,  11  a  m. 
Jas  Valentine,  admtr.  NOR. 


DTINIAP  SMITH  &  CO  S  NEW  CITY 

CHICAGO  PLAINES 

At  the  junction  of  the  C.  &  N.  W.  and  Wisconsin 
Central  R.  R's. 


Many  lots  sold.  Piano  factory  built  and  operating.  Large  stove  and  enamel  factory  nearly 
completed.   Capacity  of  both  over  400  hands.   Others  are  coming. 

Lots  $150  and  upward,  $7  cash,  $7  per  month.  Houses  built  to  suit.  Perfect  title.  Complete 
abstract  furnished  each  purchaser.  Buy  now  before  the  advance.  For  plats  and  free  tickets 
apply  to 


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WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  Is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
the  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Dec.  12,  1895. 

bales. 

Olty,  over  $1,000   2Hii 

City,  under  $1,000    90 

Ooonty  1:^9 


Amomt. 
11,751,7  S 

5.1,^75 


Total   482 


$2,0b8,200 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Dec.  13,  1894. 

Hales,  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  n.OOO                            318  |2,i'liO  3  8 

City,  under  1,000..,.                    142  H3,-iBi 

County  ,                            132  S67.2I2 

Total   6!>2  |2,45D,9!S7 

Aberdeen  et,  200  ft  e  of  65tb,  e  f  50x124; 
Jone  22.  H  F  Erdmann  to  W  L  B  Rooney 

 $ '  ,850 

Aberdeen  st,  191  ft  n  of  59th,  e  f  84xl'M J^, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  3.  Jas  Hoven  to 

John  Hoven   |8,fO  i 

Aberdeeu  8t,  31  ft  n  of  64th,  e  f  25yl  '4; 

Deo  4.  I  Rosen  to  H  P  Mann  $^800 

Aberdeen  et,  s  e  oor  52d,  w  f  4:-'5^xl2ft; 
Sep  16.  B  MoNioholas  to  M  fidnllaiiey 

  $3,600 

Aberdeen  et.  250  ft  s  of  69th,  w  f  75xl-:^4; 

Oot  25.  L  H  Beling  to  J  Kiemessma.ill.Si  0 
Aberdeer  st,  150  ft  n  of  57th.  e  f  60x124; 

Deo  10.  B  Snydaoker  to  0  Hon^pr.il,400 
Aberdeen  st,  s  e  oor  52d,  w  f  4:-i^il25; 
Sep  19.  M  MnUaney  to  J  MoNiobolas 

  $3,600 

Adams  st,  s  e  cor  Dearborn,  n  f  50x73; 
Nov  30.  F  V  Owings  to  W  M  Strong  et  al 

 $'l\,7<  8 

Ada  st,  s  e  oor  70th,  w  f  125x1241^;  Nov 

4.  a  Klnever  to  L  K  Zieijler   $<,000 

Albany  av,  78  f t  n  of  W  23d  et.  e  f  25x  i  -^H; 

Deo9.  S  Lemanski  to  R  Qorski.  .|2,200 
Archer  av,  74^  ft  n  e  of  Lime  st,  g  e  f  24 
xlOO,  more  or  less;  Nov  29.  K  Eophrat 

to  J  Euphrat  *fi,n()0 

Ashland  av,  1£0  ft  s  of  61^t  st,  e  f  50x121 ; 

No»l<.R  Marten  to  W  Kloehn.  $3  5i  0 
Ashland  8v.  141  ftn  of  No'ih,  w  f  25xl-.0; 

Dec  9.  E  0  G  Lalz  to  G  Bctis  *3,650 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  n  of  Taylor  et,  e  f  25x 
IfiO;  Deo  6.  T  E  Oooriney  to  Firemeci'u 

Benevolent  Assn   $7,5(0 

Angnsta  st,  216  ft  eof  Corrier,  s  f  2BxlOi>; 

Sep  26.  M  Seymoor  to  D  Poanoh .  .  $2,000 
Angnsta  st,  138  ft  w  ot  Campbell  av,  n  f 
37>^xl24;  Deo  3.  T  H  Schnize  to  J 

Blaha   $1,500 

Anstin  av,  a  e  oor  Noble  st,  n  f  25x107, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  9.  T  Qlavio  to  T 

Oallahan  $7,500 

Avenue  J  250  ft  s  of  99th  st,  e  f  26xl21i^; 
Oot  21.  E  B  Trainor  to  R  C  Walker 

 f  2,4  50 

Avenne  K  300  ft  s  of  96th  st,  e  f  50xl2(  ; 

Deo  11.  8  E  Martin  to  J  Dhrig  $4,200 

Avenoe  K,  n  e  cor  of  Indianapolis  av,  w  f 
100x168;  Oot  16.  A  H  Bower  to  8  Sigler 

 »5,000 

Balmoral  av,  52  ft  w  of  Linooln  st,  n  f  25 
xl2o;  Nov  29.  W  F  Oarlene  to  A  Mel- 

qnist  1 1,200 

Barry  av,  182  ft  e  of  N  Olark  st,  n  f  50x 
144;  Deo  10.  Est  of  J  Noble  to  A  Hartnog 

.  .    $6,000 

Beacon  st,  96  ft  s  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  60x 
151;  Nov  23.  P  M  Sohwarz  to  J  K  Bige- 

low  $3,000 

Belden  av,  120  ft  w  of   Bissell   st,  n  f 
3  68-100x115;  Sep  24.  F  S  Boardman  to 

0  Buckingham  $l,+00 

Bishop  st,  2u7  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  25x224; 

Deo  7.  Q  J  Fletoher  to  0  Krug  ....  $1,700 
Bissell  8t  and  Olyboorn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
467  ft  8  6  of  Willow  9t,  5!ix25;  Nov  14. 
A  Boland  et  al  to  0  Baokingham.  .$3,350 
Bissell  st  and  Olybonrn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
192  ft  s  e  of  Willow  st,  5Jx26;  Nov  27. 

A  Kolodzik  to  same  $l,8uO 

Blue  Island  av,  50  ft,  more  or  le^s,  n  of 
W  13th  pi  n  w  f  24x100;  Dec  1,  W 

Kearney  to  J  Donohoe   $15,000 

BoBWorib  av,  2H  ft  s  of  Oornelia,  e  f  26x 
123;  Oot  14.  R  E  Fishbarn  to  A  E  Stone 

 $1.2  0 

Brand  st,  s  w  oor  Berg  pi,  e  f  12.tx491, 
more  or  less;  Nov  6.  0  W  Fnilerton  lo 

H  W  (  handler     $6,700 

Bnena  Park  terrace,  76  ft,  more  or  less,  w 
of  Fremont  st,  n  w  f  50x100;  Nov  1.  G 

W  Hobbard  to  S  B  Ohamberlin  $3,25 

Burling  st,  200  ft  s  of  Garfield  av,  e  f  i5 
xl25;  Dec  6.  0  E  Batting  lo  M  A  Ga- 

ertner    $6,(i00, 

ByroD  8t,  142  ft  e  of  Ferry  »v,  n  f  25x160; 


Oot  19.  O  Boediger  to  M  Oonrad ...  $  1 ,700 
Oalamet  av,  116  ft  n  of  43d  st,  e  f  30x129; 

Dec  5.  L  Q  HopkiTis  to  L  M  Coy .  .$6,000 
Oalamet  av,  272  6-10  ft  8  of  47th  st,  e  t  ;5 

x)28j^,  alpo  Slat  st  8  w  oor  Canal,  n  f 

401.^x112;  Nov  23.  G  B  Romph  to  S 

Haujberg   $75,000 

Oa'n.uet  av  493  ft  s  of  33d  8t,  e  f  31x126; 

On  ^4  \  I  oeb  to  J  □  Wheeler. .  .$8  000 
OHlnmei  av,  n  w  cor  60th  st,  e  f  58^x135; 

D  c  4  vv  A  Foster  to  A  W  Clark ..  $*',0()0 
Campbell  hv,  165  ft  n  of  Divipion  et,  e  f 

24x126;  Deo  3.  8  Klidzio  to  J  Grouczew- 

fki   $5,000 

CampViell  av,  f.9  ft  b  of  Ems  st,  e  f  5H}^x 
llO;  Deo  5.  N  0  Ptfferman  to  L  M  Lar- 
son  $1,1(0 

Oansl  pt  48  ft  s  of  29th,  w  f  25x100;  Deo 

10.  J  Dean  to  M  Lneoker  Jr   $2,000 

Carl  st,  40  ft  w  of  La  Salle  av,  n  f  24x107; 
Mar  18.  O  Dohrmann  to  P  Reidiepke 

 $6.(100 

Chioago  av,  25  ft  w  of  Franklin  st,  a  f  '/5 
xlO  ;  Sfp  12.  CBS  Han^s  to  C  Buck- 
ingham J)2  ',(  00 

Chicago  av,  f  0  ft  <v  of  Franklin  pt,  s  f  50 

XlOO;  Sep  12.  C  B  Hanks  to  8ame.$.^5.fi£0 
Church  8t,  K  8  f t  s  w  of  Int,  e  f  75x150; 

Deo  6.  C  F  Johnson  to  A  Fader  . . .  *3,(i00 
Olark  Bt  S,  75  ft  n  of  ir'6'h,  w  f  37j^xl22; 
Nov  1,  M  B  WoodrofE  to  K  Strauoh 

 $2,000 

Olark  st  S,  same  ppty;  Deo  4.  K  Stranch 

to  J  M  MoOabe  $2,100 

Clinton  st,  n  e  oor  120th,  w  f  40x125)^; 
Feb  27.  American  Trust  and  Savings 

Bank  to  W  H  Redman    $1,600 

Colombia  av,  141  ft  e  of  Evanston,  s  f  50 
xl3<;  Deo  10.  B  M  Parte!lo  to  M  T  Mo 

Donald   ....$2,500 

Oomm«rcial  av,  SO  ft  8  of  87th  pt,  e  f  30x 
1381^;  Dec  5.  O  &  C  0  &  D  Co  to  J  E 

DndeK  $10  0 

Co'  gress  st,  75  ft  w  of  Laflin.n  f  25x1'  fi; 

Nov  14.  W  a  Bunker  to  J  C  King.$3,20(' 
Cottage  G  ove  av,  n  w  cor  77th  st.  e  f  299 
x265,  und  3  8  int,  and  other  pp  y;  Nov 
26    E  W  Osgood  to  M  D  Pearoe    *17,(  00 
Conrtlaod  pi,  2ll0  fi  e  of   Balloo,  n  f  25x 
13>'^  and  other  ppty;  Deo  5.  L  M  Doy 

to  L  G  Hopkins. .  .*  $3,60 J 

Curtis  St.  15ii  ft  n  of  Randolch,  w  f  28x 
125;  Oot  17.  S  M  Wallace  to  J  0  Ward 

  $1,800 

Davis  8t,  premises  No  63(i,  20x125;  Dec  9. 

0  Nelsnn  to  M  T  Wilbur   $12,000 

Dayton  st,  '-^41  ft  n  of  North  av,  e  f  24  ft 
to  alley;  Nov  6.  A  Mueller  to  0  Btok- 

ingham  $o.760 

Dayton  st,  192  ft  a  of  Willow,  e  f  24xl24i^; 

Dec  5.  F  J  Sohliohting  to  A  Becoe.$2,i  OC 
Dearborn  st,  211  ft  n  of  47lh,  e  f  48x10  >; 
Oot  15.  Baptist  General  AssntoGFoohs 

et  al   $6.('0n 

Dearborn  av,  premises  No  520,  Nov  HO. 

Mast  in  Chy  to  E  D  Lloyd  $10,245 

Dearborn  st,  97  ft  n  of  .'Slh,  ef  48x122; 

Nov  2('.  E  J  Elwell  to  W  0  Coe  $8,'  00 

Do-glas  blvd,  232  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f 
25x90;  Dec  1".  J  F  Dorman  to  A  Brejoha 

 $2,32i 

Douglas  blvd,  75  ft  e  of  Sawyer  av,  s  f 
76x167.7;  July  10.  E  A  Oumminga  to  P 

A  Meyer  $4,830 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  141  ft  w  of  Laflin  st,  s 
f  25x124;  Deo  6.  J  Proohaska  lo  J  Rns 

 $3  5  0 

Eggleston  av,  72  ft  8  w  of  72d  st,  w  f  16% 
xll9>^;  Dec  4.  E  A  Williams  to  W  Mayne 

 $6,000 

Elizabeth  st,  8  w  cor  68th,  w  f  50xl24>^; 
Deo  6.  K  Lindberg  to  F  0  Woodworth 

 $5,000 

Elizabeth  st,  272  ft  n  of  69th,  w  f  25sl24; 
Dec  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  G  M  Whitmeyer 

353 


.$1, 

Elizabeth  st,  123  ft  n  of  86th,  w  f  25x124; 
Nov  2.  A  G  Watohorn  to  J  L  Dixon 
  $1,000 

Elston  FV  475  ft  8  e  of  Follerton,  s  w  f  60 
xi2  ;  NjV  26.  OW  Fullerton  to  OE 
W,,  ft   $A500 

Emer^lJ  8V,  30(1  ft  b  of  68th  st,  e  f  5'  x 
125  and  other  ppty;  Deo  6.  W  H  Purdy 
et  al  to  E  111  ten   $4,0  0 

Emerald  av,  1  0  ft  s  of  29th  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  D-o  7.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  No  4  Fidel- 
ity 8  S  Uoion   *5,295 

Esoauaba  av,  3()(t  ft  s  of  7yth  st,  e  f  5nx 
124;  Deo  2.  J  R  Tyley  to  F  S  Packard 
 $1,600 

Bsoanaba  av,  same  ppty;  Dec  2,  F  S 
Packard  to  J  S  Tyley  $1,600 

Eschacge  av,  74  ft  s  of  gl^t  pi,  w  f  25x 
125;  Dec  3.  H  S  Saxe  to  A  J  Wighlman 
 $1,250 


Fifth  av,  2'  8  ft  s  of  47th  st,  w  f  23xl24i^: 
Deo  2.  K  Thielen  to  E  Thielen  . . .  $3,(i00 

Fifth  av,  76  ft  s  of  5(ith  st,  e  f  50x124; 
Nov  1.  Est  of  N  Stranch  to  M  B  Wood- 
rnflf   $1,00 

Fiftieth  st.  160  ft  e  of  Cottage  Grove  av, 
n  f  50x200;  Nov  30.  N  B  Scott  to  V  Wise 
 $7,000 

Fiftj-flrst  8t,  lOS  ft  e  of  Carpenter,  n  f 
53x112;  Deo  9.  F  X  Letourneak  to  W  H 
0  Stege  $2  895 

Fifty-firpt  st.  159  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  s  f  lOOi 
124;  Nov  21.  W  Q  feohroeder  to  J  F 
Kirby   $4,(K  0 

Fifty-pighth  pi,  175  ft  e  of  Lawndale  av, 
n  f  75xli4,  aod  othir  ppty;  Deo  9.  L  L 
Smiih  to  RL  Ore->ey'  »2,000 

Fillmore  ft,  261  ft  w  of  California  av,  s  t 
24x125;  Oot  29.  J  BOadeitto  M  8  Uier- 
feld  $V)00 

Flournoy  st,  141  ft  e  of  Kedzie  av,  n  f  30 
xl26;  Oot  21.  Est  of  G  K  Shoeuberger 
to  K  Tangrey    $ '  ,300 

FortiPth  ftv,  s  w  cor  W  25th  pi,  e  f  5  x 
131^;  Nov  5.  A  F  Crawford  to  Q  Gro8•^- 
man  $2,5(0 

Foriieih  av,  f  0  ft  s  of  W  25th  pi,  e  f  76x 
131%;  Nov  6.  Same  to  A  Nelpon  .  .$2,500 

Forty  tirst  av  N,  60  ft  n  of  Wabansia,  e  f 
26x126;  Deo  4.  A  F  Keeney  to  A  Priokat 
 $1  500 

Forty-first  av  N,  ?50  ft  n  of  Grace  st,  e  f 
60x)73}^;  July  29.  0  L  Steen  to  H  G 
Zander  $4.(i00 

Forty  third  ot  N,  47  ft  8  of  Belle  Piaine 
nv,  e  f  100x160,  and  other  ppty;  NoV  5. 
D  Mayer  to  A  J  Tatge   $5  500 

Forty-foonh  st,  '^51  tt  e  of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f  20x125,  more  or  less;  Nov  SO  J  Co,- 
maok  to  J  Cahill   $9,250 

Forty-fifth  at,  280  ft  w  of  Western  av,  n  f 
25iil-'4;  Aug  12,  A  MoOartney  to  N 
Hftv^y    il,40ii 

Forty-seventh  st,  s  e  cor  Kedzie  av,  n  f  50 
xI25;  Oot  1.  H  Phipps  Jr  to  American 
Telephone  and   Telegraph  Company 

  $2,(1(10 

Forty-Seventh  av  N  h  w  oor  Costello,  e  f 
58x120;  Mayl4,  FS  Thompion  to  W 

W(,ifl:    $i,voo 

Forly-seventh  pi  W,  53  ft  w  of  Morgan  8', 
n  f  24x125;  Deo  4.  H  L  Dieiz  to  W  Frink 

 $1,400 

Forty  eigh'h  pi,  170  ft  e  of  Grand  blvl,  s 
f  6('zl2'i%;  Deo  6.  R  d  Madden  to  > W 

Lobdell   $7,5t0 

Forty-ninth  st,  163  ft  w  of  Vinoennes  av, 
8  f  50x124%;  Dec  6.  J  U  Goehat  Jr  to 

S  R  Hanisoh   $6,600 

Fourteenth  at  W,  500  it  w  of  Wallace,  s  f 
24x1  0;  Dec  6.  J  0  Krasa  to  L  Stein 

 $10,250 

Fourteenth  st  W,  360  ft  w  of  Thronp  n  f 
24xlv4,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  6.  I  Stein 

to  SO  Krasa   $10,00i 

Franoisoo  av,  50  ft  n  of  Conrtland  at,  e  f 
50x115;  Nov  6.  M  A  O'Day  et  al  to  A 

Seefurlh   $^750 

Franklin  et,  150  ft  n  of  Fremont,  e  f  5"x 
125  8  10;  Dec  4.  L  E  Crandall  to  F  B 

Torek   $l.fiOO 

Glenwood  av,  275  ft  s  of  Augusta  pt,  w  f 
26x1253^;  Nov  30.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  the 
New  Fort  Dearborn  B  and  L  Assn. $2  476 
Graoeland  av,  225  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  a  f  fi(  x 
125;  Deo  1.  E  Rudolph  to  Dr  M  MnfTat 

 $1,500 

Grace  st,  n  e  cor  W  50fh,  s  f  200x123;  Nov 
15.  P  F  Haynes  et  al  to  F  F  Hayues 

  $2,525 

Grand  av.  UO  ft  a  e  of  N  54th,  8  f  75x125; 
Doo  9.  A  W  Anderson  to  M  E  Leonard 

 $',5)!' 

Green  Bay  av,  55  ft  8  of  89ih  at,  e  f  25x 
140;  Oot  16.  A  P  Barker  to  0  T  Maeon 

 $r.',i  0  ) 

Greenwood  av,  premises  No  6429,25x79j^; 

Deo  3.  0  W  Hrff  to  W  B  Davies. .  .$6,«t  0 
Grecfhaw  st,  126  ft  w  of  8  44th  av,  n  f 
26x125,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  4.  A  F 

Roth  to  B  Soheir  $4,000 

Green  st.  66  ft  s  of  66th.  w  f  25x120;  Nov 

14.  F  N  Allen  to  H  H  Gage   $3,330 

Grove  ct,  282  ft  w  of  Larrabee  st,  s  f  24x 
1(0;  Deo  6.  F  A  Hoyer  to  F  G  Buckely 

 #2,f-(  0 

Halsted  st,  148  ft  s  of  66th,  w  f  25x12/}^; 
Oot  25.  L  H  Beling  to  J  Biencespma 

  $',;00 

Halsted  at,  97  ft  n  of  50th,  w  f  24x125; 

Nov  2     J  E  Haakins  to  0  T  Page  $7,600 
Halsted  st,  68  ft  n  of  6uth,  w  f  1  n  xl24; 
Nov  4.  T  F  Stoflregen  to  B  G  Eloock 

 .811,603 

Haiattd  st,  160  ft  n  of  W  18tb,  e  f  60x9!*; 
Deo  4.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  B  Mc£  hil- 


lock et  al  $23,679 

Hamilton  av,  n  e  cor  School  8t.  w  f  '<;5i 
123.9;Nov22.  J  Uofltdohlag  to  U  Maupke 

  .$3,500 

Harriaon  st,  313  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  b  f  25 
xI32  9  10;  Deo  6.  U  Stompe  to  B  T  Moot 

 $9,500 

Harrison  pt,  250  ft  e  of  Francisco  av,  n  f 
25x124%;  Deo  2.  A  Bchrader  to  A  Von 

Glahn  $1,500 

Harvard  av,  14.1  ft  8  of  115lh  st,  w  f  25x 
122.9;  Deo  3.  G  A  Rapp  to  J  E  Ander- 
son  $1,200 

Hermitage  av.  s  e  oor  62d  st,  w  f  66il2<; 

I>eo  7.  0  Krog  to  G  J  Kletcher  »l.f!00 

Herndon       136  ft  n  of  Marinnoa,  e  f  2'x 

124;  Deo  6  J  C  KrHj  to  J  Saliu^ki  $  ,  0') 
Herndon  st.  60  ft  s  of   Waveland  av,  e  f 
26x123;  Deo  4.  A  E  Anderson  to  A  F 

Carlson   $1,160 

Homan  av,  lf;9  ft  n  of  62d  st,  e  f  26x126; 

Apr  10.  D  M  Hayes  to  B  A  Bilski  *1,8C0 
Homan  av.  241   ft  s  of  Armitage.  e  f  25x 
177;  Deo  6.  W  R  Smiih  to  J  U  Olmrtead 

  $1,000 

Honore  Bt,  8  e  oor  38th.  w  f  36  3^x11!-%; 
Deo  9.  Est  of  A  H  Bokop  to  M  Abrena 

 $1,100 

Hoyne  av,  bet  33d  and  34th  Pts,  w  f  24i 

1  5;  Dec  9.  E  0  GroPS  to  W  Frink. $1,500 
Hoyne  a^.  245  ft  n  of  Montrose  blvd,  e  f 
5(  xlT7;  Dec  6.  J  Wbiteway  to  N  E 

Olson   $',000 

Hoyne  av,  260  ft  n  of  Wellington,  e  f  5x 
l24;  Oct  15.  W  J  Lukens  to  S  L  Walker 

  ..  $1,030 

Humboldt  et,  75  ftn  of  Mariana  av,  w  f 
i5xl25;  Deo  3.  U  Mueller  to  N  Weibler 

  $3,500 

Humboldt  st,  360  ft  8  of  Wabansia  av,  w 
f  60x120;  Deo  4.  8  J  Baggeson  to  J  8 

QolUchion    ...$3,000 

Humboldt  st,  same  ppty;  Deo  4.   J  S 

Gollaohsoo  to  J  Baggersnn   $3,000 

Huron  st,  71  ft  e  of  Oakley  av,  n  f  24x 
12» ;  Dec  11.  J  P  Johnson  to  J  L  Jovoer 

et  al   *3,600 

Indiana  Bt,  75  ft  e  of  Noble,  n  f  5xi5ii, 
a  id  oiher  ppty;  Nov  4.  T  GUvin  to  J 

Kennedy  $2.^,000 

Indiana  St.  144  ft  w  of   Wood,  n  f  21x^5; 

Dec  10.  H  Snell  to  F  W  Grosser..  $2,200 
Indiana  av.  3ii(i  ft  s  of  ifith  st,  e  f  25l 
163^;  Deo  7.  Mist  in  Chy  to  Illinois 

Trust  and  Savings  Rank   $14,806 

Johnston  R  and  S  add.  e  14  66  1(  0  ft  of  It 
5  and  w  10  35-100  ft  It  6  blk  19;  Nov  '6. 

J  Oolford  to  O  Buokingham   $^,000 

Kedzie  av,  n  w  cor  25th  st,  e  f  25xi  '6; 
Sep  1,'92.  0  U  Bowmann  to  V  F  Bartu 

sek  #2.112 

Kedzie  av,  n  w  oor  Huron  st,  e  f  6^^x121; 
Oot  12.  H  J  Marqnard  to  V  M  Marqnard 

  $3.(  GO 

Kedzie  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  16th  Pt,  w  f  73x 
125;  Deo  6.  A  Krobot  to  M  S  Bartels 

  $2,700 

Kedzie  av,  25  ft  n  of  38th  st,  w  f  100x12=^; 

Nov  4.  N  S  Barnes  to  M  L  Ford.  $1,400 
Kenmore  av,  n  e  oor  Glenlake,  w  f  loOx 
15  ;  Oot  22.  S  H  Anstin  Jr  to  J  G  Peters 

 $23,000 

Kenmore  av,  If'O  ft  d  of  Thorndale,  w  f 
5i'xl60;  Sep  4.  J  L  Cochran  to  P  P  Bil- 

horn  Si  250 

Kingston  av,  n  e  cor  B&ORywf  32lx 
124,  and  other  ppiy;  Oot 28.  F  W  Ward 

to  R  H  Smiih  ...  '  $7,900 

Kinzie  st,  158  ft  e  of  Homan  av.  n  f  26i 

150;  Dec  4.  A  R  Ford  to  A  B  Ford  $  '  0  )0 
Lafl  n  st,  198  ft  n  of  65ih.  e  f  26x124; 

Deo  4.  8  Lauroesoh  to  C  Oswald.  .  .$4,0C0 
Laflin  Bt,  366  ft  n  of  67th,  e  f  3l34»l'^4; 
Nov  15.  C  Q  Bergstrom  to  L  Berubjelm 

 *2,000 

Lsflin  Bt,  49  ft  n  of  91st,  e  '  10^x133;  Nov 

29.  R  L  Barker  to  J  J  Smith  $3,500 

Langley  av,  146  ft  s  of  66th  st,  w  f  24x 
121;  Oct  21.  J  H  Walker  to  N  £  Trainor 

    $3,100 

Lake  Shore  drive,  71)^  ft  n  of  Oak  s',  e  f 
2(  xl06;  Deo  9.  H  N  Cooper  lo  J  T  Tor- 

rence    ...$. 0,000 

Lake  av,  n  w  cor  78th  st,  e  f  87xlO(';  July 

12    P  Holden  to  M  B  Holdeii  . . .  #l»<,<ino 
Larrabee  at,  192  ft  s  of  togenie.  w  f  24x 
122;  Nov  23.  H  Jorgins  to  E  Orgelmann 

 $3  250 

Lawndale  av.  s  e  oor  Leavitt  st,  n  f  37x 

122;  Deo  9.  F  Flood  to  F  A  Staple8.*2,0C0 
Lawrence  av.  566  ft  e  of  SheflBeid,  s  f  60x 
13()l^;  Nov  15.  A  Deem  to  H  0  Classen 

  $3,800 

Leavitt  st.  48  ft  n  of  33d.  w  f  24x124  8-l(i; 
Sep  27.  L  B  Carroll  lo  F  b*>rrmann 
^Continued  jn  page  119J. 


1192 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  14.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has!  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILU. 


Locations 
Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwankee  & 
St.  Paul  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  general 
opbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  oommeroe;  hence  mannfaotnrers 
have  an  assnranoe  that  they  will  find  them- 
selves at  home  on  the  oompany's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resonroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manafactnring,  and 
geeks  to  secaiu  mannfaotnring  plants  and 
industries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarroandings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  snocess. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  flax  and  other 
raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agricoltaral  resonrces. 

The  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Fanl  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  ('J,9U0  kilometers)  of  railway,  excla- 
give  of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missonri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
who»e  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicmity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wsstward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigaticg.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  snob.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry    is  reliable. 

Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 

JOHN  WEDDEBBCBN,     -     UANAOINO  ATTOBNET, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 


PENSIONS  PBOOUBBD  FOB 

DIERS  WIDOWS. 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
ihe  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
<ince  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
af  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
/housand^  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je  No  fee 
<.nti'  auccessft  1 

Office  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
ReHidenoe  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

Seneral  Jobbinf?  done  m  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

aeneral  Jobbing  tc  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calolnainlng,  eto. 
All  Kiudtf  ot  Cemont  Work  a  speclalt} 
Office  and  Yard:  126  Quincy  St., 

Building  Materials  Chicaeo 

For  SalA.     Telephone.  Main  767 


WABASH  AVE.  AND  ADAMS  ST. 
CHICAGO 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg.,  OHICAQO.  111.  .evekything  known  in'music 


AN  AEOLIAN 

is  becoming  as  necessary  to  the  com- 
plete furnishing  of  a  house  as  a  piano. 
Not  eve-y  one  can  play  a  piano—and  to 
learn  to  do  so  means  long  years  of  unin- 
teresting labour.  But  an  Aeolian,  why 
ANY  ONE  CAN  PLAY!  with  a 
day's  practice.  This  really  wonderful 
modern  invention  enables  anyone  to 
render  with  great  variety  of  tune  and 
all  possible  changes  of  light  and  shade 
MASTER  PIECES  IN  MU&IC 
which  a  dozen  years  of  study  with  the 
piano  might  not  enable  him  to  render. 
Don't  take  our  word  for  it,  but,  come 
and  see  and  believe. 


Nearly  60,000  Sold. 


Reader  ^'^^  klndly  accept  this  in- 
'vitation  to visitus  at  No.  248 
Wabash  avenue  and  carefully  inspect 
our  new  Grand  Piano,  and  also  our  latest  styles 
of  Uprights.  '-POPULAR  PEASE  PIANOS"  are 
pleasing  thousands  of  people.  You  will  not  be 
disappointed. 

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248  Wabash  Ave-, 

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MANUFACTURFR  OF 


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Coupes,  Buggies,  Carriages, 
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Sold  for  cash  and  on  monthly  payments. 


SWEZEY 


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FOR  DWELLINGS, 


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EASILY  MANAaEBl 
HUNDREDS  NOW   IN  USE) 

And  every  one  e'Tlne  entire  eatlBtaeuou. 


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BEtST  IN  TBK  SiAK^t^T. 

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CHICAGO 


December  14,  1395 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


(Oontinaed  from  page  1191  ) 

 $1,500 

Leavitt  st,  97  f t  s  of  W  20lh,  e  f  24x125; 
Nov  25.  C  Kerberto  Metropolitan  West 
Side  Elevated  Railroad  Company  .|5,500 
Leavitt  st,  a  w  oor  of  Ohio,  e  f  5Cx'l()63^; 

Deo  7.  J  Linekey  to  0  Fields  $6,000 

Leland  av,  81  ft  e  of  N  45ih,  n  f  75x125; 

Deo  4.  L  E  Orandall  to  D  Gilliard. $1,500 
Lexington  st,  50  ft  e  of  Fraooieoo  av.  b  f 

25x124^;  Deo  10.  J  Wolf  to  K  Iff. $7,000 
Lexington  av,  100  ft  s  of  52d  st,  w  f  50x 
164;  Deo  5.  R  P  Smith  to  E  E.  Smith 

 $7,5  0 

Lewis  st,  172  ft  s  of  Mariana,  w  f  75x124; 

Deo  10.  H  M  Miller  to  O  O'Neil ....  $8,000 
Lincoln  st,  310  ft  s  of  45th,  w  f  24x124; 
Deo  5.  A  E  Anderson  to  J  E  Hanson 

 $2,000 

Lowe  av,  75  ft  s  of  57th  st.  w  f  25x125; 
Deo  7.  Oommeroial  L  and  B  Assn  to  J 

J  Seymonr  $1,600 

Madison  st,  51  ft  e  of  S  45th  av,  n  f  50x 
121^;  Nov  22.  J  E  Price  to  H  Fornoff 

 $4,000 

Madison  av,  s  w  cor  55th  st,  e  f  100x175, 
ex-part;  Jan  24.  J  W  Krick  to  J  Kriok 

 $35,0(0 

Marshfleld  av,  123  ft  n  of  65th  st,  e  f  75x 
123;  Nov  21.  Est  of  J  W  Drexel  to  A 

Thompson  $1,800 

Marqoette  av,  48  ft  n  of  80th  st,  w  f  24x 
124}^;  Deo  4.  L  W  Smith  to  K  P  Mailer 

 $1,300 

May  st,  175  ft  s  of  69th,  e  f  26x124;  Nov 

20.  J  E  Knllerstrand  to  W  Kegler. $4,000 
Melrose  st,  144  ft  e  of  Robey,  n  f  24x125; 
Deo  3.  A  J  Sohnett  to  0  H  Mundhank 

  ..$2,000 

Michigan  av,  99.85  ft  s  of  23d  st,  e  f  50x 
192,  more  or  less;  Oct  10.  Immanael 
Baptist  Ohnroh  to  E  F  D  Kennett.8675,000 
Michigan  av,  76  ft  n  of  67th  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Deo  10.  E  Whitney  to  A  Emerine 

et  al  $10,000 

Michigan  av,  n  w  oor  67th  st,  e  f  25x125; 
and  other  ppty;  Dec  10.  S  D  Ovitt  to 

same  $10,000 

Michigan  st,  25  ft  w  of  St  Clair,  s  f  25x 
100;  Oct  22.  M  K  Sohaack,  by  spl  com, 

to  J  F  Scanlon  $12,000 

Michigan  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  9.  J  F  Scan- 
lon taK  G  Schmidt  $12,000 

Milwankee  av,  n  e  cor  of  Hamboldt  st,  s 
w  f  25x75;  Deo  9.  M  Graf  to  A  Lenke 

 $3,000 

Monroe  av.  s  w  oor  55th  st,  e  f  100x176; 
Nov  1.  T  Sheldon  to  U  Strong  et  al 

 $80,C00 

Monroe  av,  175  ft  n  of  62d  st,  w  f  25x183; 

Oct  30.  J  Oobnrn  to  M  T  Cooper. $11,500 
Monroe  av,  220  ft  n  of  64th  st,  w  f  26J^x 
166;  Nov  29,  A  Fader  to  C  F  Johnson 

 $10,000 

Monroe  av,  600  fts  of  64th  st,  w  /  20x150, 
more  or  less;  Nov  9.  E  Baxter  to  0  L 

Wood   $2,100 

Monroe  av,  same  ppty;  Dec  6.  0  L  Wood 

to  0  8  Barker  $2,100 

Montioello  av,  192  ft  n  of  Hirsoh  st,  w  f 
199x124;  Nov  4.  J  N  Faithorn  to  A  L 

Reid  |3,2  O 

Morgan  st,  73  ft  s  of  117th,  w  f  25x125; 

Deo  3.  A  F  Nilson  to  I  R  Foster. . .  $5,0(  0 
Muskegon  av,  272  ft  s  of  78th  st,  w  f  26x 
159;  Dec  3.  W  Wintworth  to  W  Willis 

 $2,200 

Newport  av,  125  ft  e  of  East  Ravenswood, 
8  f  25x126;  Nov  30.  J  H  Zeitner  to  J  F 

Lncht  $3,000 

Ninety-seventh  st,  s  w  cor  Batler,  n  f  264 
xl25,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  18.   E  C 

Prentiss  to  0  F  Richardson  $6,000 

Ogden  blvd,  n  w  oor  of  Kedzie  av,  s  e  f 
663^x125;  Nov  27.  P  A  Meyer  to  L  P 

Park  $9,000 

Ogden  blvd,  n  w  cor  of  Kedzie  av,  s  e  f 
663^x125;  Nov  27.  L  F  Park  to  U  Dal 

Pino   $10,000 

One  Hundred  and  Third  pi,  s  w  oor  Prince- 
ton av,  n  f  100x125;  Nov  12.  0  A  Wilson 

to  W  8  Sattly  et  al  $1,600 

One  Hundred  and  Third  st,  575  ft  e  of 
Wentworth  av,  n  f  30x126;  Sep  24.  W 

Snip  to  A  L  Goerwitz   $1,000 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  st,  105  ft  e  of  0 
and  EI  Ry,  n  f  75x125;  Nov  25.  W  M 

Hoyt  to  8  Johnston   $1,350 

Ontario  av,  48  ft  n  of  85th  st.  w  f  25x124; 

Sep  15.  J  Bruder  to  J  Zerrin  $i,500 

Orleans  st,  415  ft  n  of  Schiller,  w  f  26x 
100;  Nov  4.  F  AT  Holzapfelto  C  Buck- 
ingham  $3,650 

Orleans  st,  490  ft  n  of  Schiller,  w  f  26x 
100;  Nov  26.  W  Reinfeld  to  0  Bucking- 
ham  $6,2oC 


Orleans  st,  217  ft  n  of  Schi''  -r,  e  f  25x 
102;  Dec  11.  J  Bauer  to  J  i^onz  $2,400 

Park  st,  375  ft  w  of  Palls,  n  f  23x100;  Dec 
2.  E  B  Pease  to  M  A  Morgan  $2,464 

Parnell  av,  di>j4  ft  n  of  72d  st,  e  f  26x 
125^;  Nov  22.  G  W  Andrews  to  J  J 
Hubbard  $4,000 

Paxton  av,  142  ft  n  of  82d  st,  w  f  24x126; 
Deo  9.  T  J  Powell  to  0  Rubens  $1,000 

Peoria  st,  225  ft  n  of  filst.  e  f  25x126; 
Nov  15.  W  T  Church  to  J  Wightman 
 $1,400 

Perry  av.  166  ft  s  of  93d  st,  e  f  6(  xl25; 
Deo  2.  I  Kraus  to  A  0  Kelly  $1,603 

Plum  st,  n  e  oor  Laflin,  s  f  69  38-lOOx 
111  22-100;  Dec  4.  Anna  E  Chapman 
and  husband  to  National  Life  Assn  of 
Connecticut  $110,000 

Prairie  av,  191  ft  s  of  31st  st,  w  f  26x126; 
Deo  3.  J  A  Linker  to  G  Linker 

Qainn  st,  475  ft  s  e  of  29th,  e  f 
Deo  10.  G  Dorsheimer  to  H 


$4,000 
26x115; 
Siebert 
,...$1,660 
24x123; 


Rockwell  st,  2G6  ft  n  of  42d,  w  f 

June  1.  H  Herman  to  M  O'Donnell. $1,501 
Rockwell  st,  75  ft  n  of  Potomac  av,  w  f 
26x126;  Dec  4.   M  Neblang  to  J  H 

Soberer  $8,000 

Robey  st,  72  ft  s  of  Wilson  av,  w  f  70x 
15?3^;  Nov  4.  S  I  Newbanks  to  E  W 

Zander  $8,600 

Robey  st,  n  e  oor  62d,  w  f  30x11634^;  Deo 

9.  J  Kabat  to  V  Klenha  $1,800 

River  st,  77  ft  u  of  Sooth  Water,  n  w  f  48 
1  6x69,  more  or  less;  Deo  10.  *.  linton  J 

Wbrren  to  Ezra  J  Warne?  $80,000 

Sangamon  st,  160  ft  n  of  86th,  e  f  26x125; 

Dec  6.  H  Kuehlto  WHO  Stege. .  .$1,000 
Sangamon  st,  348  fi  s  of  64th,  e  f  25x124; 

Jan  17.  O  B  Green  to  L  H  Beling.  .$1,000 
Sangamon  st,  100  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  57x 

124;  Dec  9.  J  H  Purdy  to  J  Purdy. $5,000 
Sawyer  av,  75  ft  s  of  W  15th  st,  e  f  25x 

126;  Nov  27.  M  J  Reed  to  0  Muller.|l,400 
School  st,  246  ft  w  of  Herndon,  s  f  25x 

121;  Deo  10.  0  Ihde  to  L  Ihde ....  ^2,000 
Sedgwick  st,  225  ft  s  of  North  av,  w  f  25x 
204;  Nov  19.  F  Siavert  to  0  Buckingham 

 $14,700 

Seeley  av,  96  ft  s  of  106th  st,  w  f  100x150; 

Dec  3.  H  S  Saxe  to  A  J  Wightman. $2,500 
Seventieth  st,  50  ft  e  of  Kimbark  av,  n  f 
43x125;  Deo  9,  L  Cosgrove  to  D  J  Cos- 
grove  $2,600 

Seventy-first  st,  s  e  cor  Claretaont  av,  n  f 
268x698,  and  other  ppty,  nnd  int; 
June  18.  F  Benzli  to  M  Eggers.  .'.  .$5,000 
Seventy-third  st,  41  ft  e  of  Railroad  av,  n 
f  85x110;  Aug  16.  M  J  Carrier  to  P  M 

t>Dffy  $5,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  49  ft  e  of  Sherman  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Oct  15.  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  S 

Tyley  $1,000 

Sheffield  av,  55  ft  s  of  Garfield,  w  f  32i^x 
126  7-10;  Oct  19.  P  S  Walsh  to  H  C  Wood 

 $6,000 

Sheffldld  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet, 
202  ft  s  of  Belden,  50x24;  Nov  11.  B 

O'Leary  to  0  Bnokiogham  $3,750 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet,  227 
ft  n  of  Webster  av,  48x50;  Nov  IS.  J  A 

Boland  to  same  $3,350 

Sheffield  av  and  Bissell  st,  alley  It  bet, 
275  ft  n  of  Webster  av,  48x5i';  Sep  24. 

F  S  Boardman  to  same  $3,100 

Sheridan  drive,  176  ft  s  of  Grace  st,  e  f 
26x120;  Nov  30.  N  Ericksoa  to  A  M  Steel 

 $2,350 

Sherman  av,  300  ft  s  of  8l8t  st,  w  f  25x 
I2i^2i  Dec  5.  W  McLaren  to  O  J  Larsen 

 $1,650 

Sixtieth  av  N.  100  ft  n  of  Norwood  Park, 
w  f  75x123,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  4.  L  E 

Orandall  to  FBTurok..,  $3,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  126  ft  w  of  Winter,  s  f  25x 
96;  Nov  30.  Mast  in  Chy  to  A  N  Rich- 
ardson et  al   $4,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  101  ft  w  of  Winter,  s  f  25x 

96;  Nov  30.  Same  to  same  $4,000 

Sixty-fifth  pi,  310  ft  w  of  Washington  av, 
s  f  40x125;  Jan  24.  J  W  Krick  to  J  Krick 

 $15,000 

Sixty-fifth  st,  B  e  cor  Homan  av,  n  f  76x 
124;  Dec  4,  M  Roth  to  Buchanan  & 

Reens  $1,760 

Sixty-seventh  st,  57  ft  e  of  Bishop,  s  f  25 
xl25;  July  2.  F  B  Phalon  to  J  P  Krah 

 $3,500 

Sixty-eighth  st,  s  e  oor  ¥ale  av,  n  f  88x 
100  8-10;  Sep  26.  R  T  Gillmore  to  M  E 

Preston  $20,(00 

St  Louis  av,  205  ft  s  of  Colorado,  w  f  25x 
116;  Nov  20.  M  B  Kinnie  to  H  H  Kinnie 

 $1,500 

St  Louis  av,  256  ft  s  of  Colorado,  w  f  25x 
116;  Nov  20. 1  D  Kinnie  to  same. .  .$1,500 


St  Louis  av,  181  ft  s  of  Colorado,  w  f  26x 

116;  Nov  20.  L  D  Kinnie  to  same. $1,600 
St  Louis  av,  156  ft  s  of  Colorado,  w  f  25x 

116;  Nov  20.  A  W  Kinnie  to  same. $1,500 
South  Chicago  av,  825  ft  s  e  of  Cottage 
Grove  av,  n  e  f  32x  25;  Nov  18.  V  P 

Beekman  to  F  L  Schmidt  $2,650 

South  Park  av,  150  ft  s  of  26th  st,  e  f  50x 
180;  Deo  10.  J  B  Heaney  to  L  D  Heusner 

 $18,000 

State  st,  n  w  cor  109th  pi,  e  f  66x1213^, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  29.0  Roth  to  J 

Casagrande  $3,850 

Stalest,  124  ft  n  of  56th,  w  f  100x161; 

Nov  15.  I  M  Dent  to  D  A  Price.  .$20,000 
State  st,  8  w  cor  108th  pi,  e  f  lOOxiai,  and 
other  ppty;  Aug  15.  L  Nobling  to  W  C 

Heinroth  $1,700 

State  st,  122  ft  n  of  32d,  w  f  25x181;  Deo 

4.  J  Baum  to  H  W  Miller  $lO,0(iO 

Superior  av,  205  ft  s  of  92d  st,  e  f  50x 
140;  Deo  11.  W  Franz  to  Crombie  & 

Melville  $2,000 

Talman  av,  125  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Nov  21.  M  V  Nichols  et  al  to  0 

Moline  $1,260 

Thirteenth  st  W,  120  ft  w  of  Laflin,  a  f 
24x124;  Oct  24.  Est  of  J  Boede  to  0 

Gerth  $1,200 

Thirty-first  st,  100  ft  e  of  Vernon  av,  n  f 
60x100;  Dec  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  B 

Woodrofif  et  al  $66,000 

Thirty  fourth  st,  s  w  cor  Lincoln,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  20.  J  M  Hanifin  to  W  Frink 

 2(0 

Throop  st,  96  ft  n  of  W  18th  pi,  e  f  24x 

120;  Nov  7.  F  Slad  to  B  Perkins. ..  $8,000 
Tonhy  av,  1663^  ft  W  of  Grand,  s  f  60x 
164;  Dec  2.  W  M  Barrett  to  B  G  Herren 

 $1,600 

Troy  st,  s  w  cor  Grace,  e  f  99x125;  Jan  1. 

J  N  Fort  to  M  E  White  $1,600 

Turner  av,  175  f t  s  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  50x 
124;  Nov  9.  R  A  Scanlon  to  General 
Christian  Missionary  Convention.  .$2,400 
Twelfth  st,  275  f t  w  of  S  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
125;  Oct  26.  H  M  Baldwin  to  7f  Bald- 
win $1,300 

Twelfth  st,  24  ft  s  of  Cypress,  a  f  24x130; 
Jan  16,'93.  F  H  Graham  to  C  Noonan 

 $1,8C0 

Twentieth  st  W,  166  ft  e  of  Loomis,  s  f 
26x124;  Nov  21.  A  Bily  to  F  Trinek 

 $4,150 

Twentieth  and  Twenty  first  ets  W,  alley 
It  bet,  226  ft  w  of  Kobey,  29  7-10x25; 
Oct  16.  C  Schroeder  to  Met  W  S  El  R  R 

 $1,250 

Twenty-second  st,  s  w  cor  Calumet  av,  n 
f  50x144,  and  other  ppty;  Aug  .30.  H  E 

Root  to  F  Billings  '.  $37,500 

Union  av,  149  ft  n  of  52d  st,  w  f  26x125; 
Apr  1,'91.  P  McOormiok  to  L  Smith 

 $2,700 

Vincennes  av,  983-^  ft  n  of  45th  st,  e  f  20x 
147;  Nov  22.  L  Simons  to  W  A  Foster 

 $9,600 

Washtenaw  av,  210  ft  n  of  Fulton  st,  e  f 
24x125;  Deo  7.  W  Keglei  to  0  L  Knller- 
strand $1,800 

Wayne  av,  316  ft  n  of  Bryn  Mawr,  w  f  60 

xl26;  Oct  26.  C  Kurz  to  H  Weloker  $1,500 
Wendell  st,  premises  No  36,  25x100;  Nov 
19.  Est  of  P  Larson  to  0  Buckingham 

   $8,260 

Wells  st  N,  64  ft  s  of  Oak,  w  f  22x100; 
Dec  11.  P  J  Sullivan  to  M  A  Onlliton 

 $7,000 

Western  av,  266  ft  s  of  Flournoy  st,  w  f 
25x125;  Feb  14,'91.  S  E  King  to  W  M 

King  $1,000 

Western  av,  97  ft  s  of  W  20th  st,  w  f  24x 
126;  Dec  7.  J  J  Rose  to  Metropolitan 
West  Side  Elevated  Railroad  Company 

 $2,000 

Wilcox  st,  160  ft  e  of  S  45th  av,  n  f  25x 
121;  Nov  30.  T  Doherty  to  J  E  Mans- 
field $1,000 

Wilcox  av,  s  w  oor  8  43d,  n  f  503^xl2lJ^; 
Oct  26.  A  M  Nikoden  to  A  Shannon 

 $2,500 

Winnemac  av,  76  ft  e  of  Winchester,  s  f 
38x101;  Dec  9.  F  A  Staples  to  F  Flood 

 $2,000 

Winter  st,  33  ft  n  of  71st,  w  f  33x96;  Dec 

9.  H  G  Powers  to  A  W  Clark  $4,000 

Wolfram  st,  312  ft  w  of  Herndon,  n  f  24x 
1241^;  Oct  17.  L  Henry  to  A  J  Moflfett 

 $2,600 

Wrightwood  av,  120  ft  e  of  Burling  st,  n 
f  24x116;  Nov  21.  J  C  Wallis  et  al  to  I 

Leberle  $2,4C0 

Wrightwood,  nly  3^  It  12,  Harland  et  al 
sub  of  blk  3;  Deo  7.  R  Schonbeck  to  A 

Dayton  $6,000 

Wrightwood  av,  260  ft  e  of  Orchard  st,  n 


f  26x190;  Deo  5.  0  Conlan  to  C  M  Greg- 
ory $5,00 

M  IMCKLiti AAI KU  US— OIT  \  . 

Traneters  Dndar  tlOOU. 
AUport's  snb.  It  7  b  2  n  e  qr  35  40  14  Dec 
4,  Est  of  W  W  Allport  to  J  McNaught 

.   $450 

Ashford's  sub.  It  62,  34  40  13  May  26,  J  B 

Aihford  to  A  Course  $400 

Assr's  div,  It  19  and  s  hf  It  20  b  1  sob  of 
It  4  sub  It  3,  22  37  14  Nov  15,  A  Belan- 

ger  to  E  F  Bryant  |650 

Assr's  div.  It  27  b  2sub  pt  It  1  Dec  6,  E 

Chenery  to  A  MoLachlin  $950 

AvoDdale,  It  8  b  10  Dec  9,  H  W  Pinneo  to 

M  Bates  ^500 

Avondale,  same  ppty;  Dec  9,  M  Bates  to 

I  Pinneo  |5oo 

Borden's  snb,  It  17  b  1,  17  38  14  Apr  6,'91, 

J  U  Borden  to  C  Hakanson  .'  $425 

Borden's  snb.  It  16  b  1  Apr  6,'91,  Same  to 

Same  |425 

Oir  Ct  ptn,  It  18  Shaw  K  &  b's  sub,  b  6, 
23  39  13  Dej  4,  J  M  Lincoln  to  A  W 

Braun  $900 

Cir  Ot  ptn.  It  4  Williamson's  sub  of  It  2 
b  8,  14  39  13  June  5,'93,  E  V  Wood  to 

E  Griffin   »600 

Constance,  It  11  b  1  subblks  13  and  14 

Deo  2,  M  Geary  to  0  A  Geary  $340 

Oowles'  sub,  It  29  b  3  Sept  26,'93,  Est  of 

A  Cowles  to  J  P  Ashmacala  $476 

Cowles'  add.  It  40  resub  of  b  1  Dec  6,  N 

P  Peterson  to  S  G  Wright  $750 

Darlin  K  «s  C  Co's  sub,  w  hf  It  6  b  1 
Blanchard's  snb  w  hf  It  8  b  1,  26  40  13 
Nov  30.  M  W  Baldwin  to  J  Chistel.  .$450 
Dauphin  Pk,  It  40  b  18  Gross'  sub  bs  15 
to  18  etc,  Nov  20,  H  Manasse  te  E  E 

Philpot   1650 

Diversey  av,  Stock's  add.  Its  17  and  18 

Oct  19,  E  Stock  to  J  Szezukowski. .  .$850 
Dock  Go's  sub.  Us  14  and  15  b  133,  6  and 
7  37  16  Nov  27,  C  W  Hoflf  to  A  Hult- 

gren   |800 

Dock  Go's  sub,  same  ppty  same;  Nov  26, 

F  L  Velde  to  C  W  UofE  $700 

Dock  Co's  sub,  Us  12  and  13  b  133  same; 

Nov  26,  Same  to  A  H  Hansen  $725 

Dock  Go's  sub.  It  16  b  12,  6  and  6  37  15 

Deo  5,  G  A  G  G  <fc  D  Go  to  F  Bucholz$600 
Dock  Co's  sub.  It  24  b  13  same;   Deo  7, 

Same  to  J  Szykowny  $533 

Douglas  Pk,  Pepper's  add.  It  48  Feb  16, 

'9(1,  W  Pepper  to  E  Pine  $700 

Douglas  Pk,  same  add.  It  47  Feb  15,'90, 

Same  to  M  O  Pine  $700 

Dunning's  eub,  Its  18  to  20  b  3,  19  40  13 

Dec  6,  A  Dunning  to  C  A  Gentzel . . .  $460 
Eberhart's  sub,  It  19  b  5  n  e  qr  23  38  13 
July  10,  J  F  Eberhart  to  T  J  H  Schroe- 
der |475 

Eberhart's  sob.  It  11  b  15  n  e  qr  23  38  13 

June  7,  94,  J  &  Dean  to  E  E  Dean  . .  $600 
Eberhart  R  &  G's  sub,  U,  13  b  3.  14  38  13 

Dec  9,  W  A  Parkeson  to  J  Bobel  $900 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  178  Jan  27,'90, 

G  P  Dewey  to  E  Clark  $300 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  1st  add.  Its  29  and 
30  June  30,'90,  E  A  Oommings  to  P  T 

Perkett   1700 

Englewood,  Allerton's  add.  Its  125  and 

126  June  7,  A  Engel  to  J  Fischer ....  $576 
Ford's  sub.  U  50  and  w  7  ft  It  60  b  15,  19 
40  14  Aug  31,  C  J  Ford  to  G  A  Dickin- 
son $960 

Garfield  blvd.  It  6  b  4  Dec  2,  F  J  Faro  to 

E  H  Tobin  |6C0 

Grayland,  Grandall's  sub.  Its  28  and  29  b 

3,  22  40  13  Nov  26,  L  E  Grandall  to  W 
H  Harrison  et  al  $800 

Hillside,  Wedrtell  &  Co's   sub.  It  42  b  2, 
29  38  14  May  28,'89,  R  8  Cox  Jr  to  W 

Bradley  ^340 

flosmer  &  F's  sub.  It  18  b  1  n  w  qr  20  38 

14  Oct  J  7,  E  Tyson  to  B  Bartlett  $250 

Hosmer  &  F's  snb.  It  18  b  1  n  w  qr  20  38 

14  Oct  31,  B  Bartlett  to  A  P  Peter6on$400 
Hunter's  sub.  It  9  sub  It  8  n  w  qr  31  38  14 

Dec  4,  M  Roth  to  Buchanan  &  Reens$250 
Irving  Pk,  Hill  &  Go's  blvd  add,  It  18  b  4 

Deo  9,  A  H  Hill  to  A  Eyl  $380 

Irving  Pk,  Hill  ^  Co's  blvd  add.  It  10  b  1 

Dec  11,  AH  Hill  to  C  Palenske  $650 

Irving  Pk,  Ladd's  add.  It  8  Deo  4,  M  0 

Madison  to  M  li  Wilcox  $!'56 

Jacobs'  sob,  It  1 2  b  3  n  e  qr  30  38  14  Deo 

4,  A  Bazner  to  M  Matons  $503 

Jacobs'  snb.  Its  33  and  34  b  1,  17  38  14 

Deo  3,  E  Edwards  to  F  Craig   $800 

Jacobs'  sub.  It  40  b  2  n  e  qr  30  38  14  Aug 

30,  W  H  Maclean  to  A  E  Maclean. .  .$250 
JeflEerson  Pk,  Russell's  add.  It  12  July  I, 
Oontinaed  on  page  1195.) 


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December  14,  1891 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

■  Tblf>  |8  not  a  Real  Krtate  Agency  tor  the  parpose  ; 
^Of  epecaiatln?  in  real  ms  ate.     It  ia  an  j^dvertlsloK ' 

■^oreita  to  advertise  pr^  psrty  for  sale;  to  Insure'  , 
•  r'^'eo.lon  "•■'l  .  jet  rei-alte  t  -  ailvertiHers.  '. 

V  ^ii:  E.  8.  Lireyer  *  Oo.'s  Bank.  ; 
Waemauedorff    Heinemann,  Bankers, '. 
uiousand  others  in  Ohloa^o.  ; 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  who^have  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


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columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
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(Ooatinued  from  paffe  1193.) 
'92,  J  Kaorat  to  F  Krjawski  $900 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hayes'  add,  It  15  b  25  Feb 
2,'92,  F  S  Thompaon  to  J  W  La  Grange 
et  al   .  .$335 

Kennedy's  Pk  adJ,  It  419  Ang  4,  W  fl 
Jeffars  to  F  Jefifars   $375 

Lee'd  sub.  It  15  b  6,  20  38  14  Deo  3,  8  J 
Louokes  to  J  Keilly   $370 

Lee's  sub,  Us  1  to  5  b  5  w  hf  s  e  qr  20  .S8 
14  Nov  12,'92,R  Sleight  to,  G  N  Sleightf  800 

Lee's  etal  sab,  It  48  Wheeler's  sab  of  b 
27,  12  39  13  Jnne  7,  J  T  Gilbert  to  W  G 
Rice  $700 

Lnmber  Yard  sob,  It  26  s  w  qr  34  37  14 
Nov  30,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  D  0  Batts . . .  $596 

Lt  15  b  3  enb  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  10  39  13  Nov 
30,  W  Boveniger  to  H  P.Oidergreen.$500 

Lt  148  sob  n  hf  vf  n  e  qr  35  40  13  Aug 
18,  J  N  Vance  to  W  8  Fink  $325 

Lt  44  b  2  sDb  e  hf  s  w  qr  15  39  13  Oot  7, 
J  R  MoOourtney  to  L  Moveneky  $600 

Lt  21  b  9  sab  pt  e  hf  s  w  qr  15  39  13  Nov 
25,  N  J  Hill  to  I  R  Mansfield  $800 

Lt  8  resab  e  10  acres  a  'M  aores  w  hf  n  e 
qr  8  38  14  Deo  29,  T  P  Phillips  to  H  O 
Donnell  $550 

Mayer  &  Y's  snb.  It  18  b  1  n  w  qr  2  39  13 
Nov  7,  8  Mayer  to  P  H  Soheet  $860 

MoCarthy's  sob,  It  30  Jaoobs's  resab  b  3, 
17  38  14  Oot  12,  W  B  Jones  to  J  A  Pe- 
terson $900 

McMillan  &  W's  4th  add,  It  19  b  14  May 
21,  J  MoMill'-n  et  al  to  L  Hart  $450 

Merigold's  resab,  It  4  b  12  of  n  50  aores  e 
hf  n  e  qr  22  39  13  Oot  25,  J  0  Ham- 
mond to  M  R  Maoal  $400 

Mole's  sab.  Its  25  to  27  e  hf  n  e  qr  s  w  qr 
7  37  14  Nov  8,  W  F  8tewart  to  G  0 
Knapp  $300 

Montrose,  It  19  b  26  Sept  2],'91,  A  H 
Floaten  to  H  Benson  $700 

Montrose  Gardner's  add,  It  6  b  14  Deo  7, 
G  W  Hadson  to  C  B  Gardner  $400 

Ogden'ssnb,  It  281  Rudolph's  sab  bs  4 
and  5,  18  40  14  Jane  1,  E  Radolph  to 
F  Speoht  $854 

Ogden  blvd  add,  It  15  b  3  Mar  18,  E  Heath 
to  C  H  Wolfe  $540 

Ogden  blvd  add.  It  43  b  2  Deo  7,  H  Qrosee 
to  0  Teinp  $925 

Pallman,  Bass'  Istadd,  It  14  b  2  Feb  10, 
'94,  A  0  Elliott  to  L  B  King   ...$60fi 

Parington  &  S's  sab.  It  135  Mandell's  sab 
bs  5  to  8,  15  39  13  Aog  1,  E  D  Mandell 
to  P  Heiliger  $600 

Race's  sab.  It  23  and  n  hf  It  24  b  3,  23  40 
13  Jan  23,  R  0  Moore  to  E  Seward.  .$650 

Rood  Jrs'  snb.  It  29  b  4  bs  17  and  20  snb 
19  40  14  Deo  2,  J  Rood  Jr  to  E  Nelson 
  $750 

Smith's  snb,  It  25  b  11,  36  39  13  Nov  30, 
N  T  Barnes  to  M  L  Ford  $400 

Simm's  sob.  It  40  b  1  s  hf  e  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
9  39  13  Deo  7,  S  A  Tolman  to  B  P  Oa- 
hill  $550 

Snow  Est  snb.  It  78  Lill's  sob  b  16  n  w  qr 
30  40  14  Deo  9,  J  Bobel  to  E  L  Wangh 


Snydaoker's  snb.  It  42  b  3  n  e  qr  17  38  14 
Deo  9,  B  Snydaoker  to  H  R  Lnsher.  $525 

South  Ch'go,  Gross'  Oal  Hgts  add,  It  20  b 
19nov2o,'91,  N  K  Fairbanks  to  J  M 
Nioklas  $650 

South  Oh'go  Lawn,  Its  47  and  48  b  2,  23 
38  13  Mar  10,'92,  B  F  Jacobs  to  8  N 
Peckens  $8C0 

Steele's  snb,  It  33  Wilsin's  snb  b  7,  26  39 

13  Deo  10,  A  C  Palm  to  R  Meser .... $700 
Steel's  sub,  It  9  Pinkert  &  W's  resnb  of  It 

24  eto  26  39  13  Oct  1,'93,  O  Wittke  et  al 
to  A  Rezek  Sr  $500 

Steel's  sub,  It  11  Pinkert  &  W's  resnb  o? 
Its  24  to  46,  26  39  12  Oot  1,'97,  O  Wittke 
to  J  Wolf  $600 

Steele- 's  Bub,  Its  1  and  2  Adam's  snb,  w  hf 
b  16,  26  39  13  Deo  11,  J  A  Adams  to  R 
B  Dnsil  $950 

Sop  Ot  Ptn,  It  21  b  3  Moore's  snb  of  It  1, 
23  39  13  Dec  5,  B  W  Nejedly  to  0  Stein 
 $600 

Twenty-sixth  st.  Feinberg's  sub.  It  40  b 
2,  26  39  13  Sept  16,  J  Feinberg  to  A 
Sykora  $476 

Twenty -sixth  st,  Feinberg's  sub.  It  46  b  1, 

26  39  13  Deo  6,  J  Feinberg  to  F  Meze- 
na  $600 

Walden  &  M'ssnb,  It  23  b  6  s  w  qr  4  37 

14  Oot  30,  P  I  Mnlvane  to  M  A  Mankle 
 $500 

West  Oh'go  av,  Noonan's  add.  Its  2S  and 

27  b  1  Oct  29,  E  T  Noouan  to  Q  Rieflel 
 $920 

West  Pullman,  It  26  and  s  15  ft  It  26  b  6 
Nov  27.  W  H  Redman  to  J  F  Searight 
 $760 


West  Pallman,  It  3  and  n  12i^  ft  It  4  b  30 
Nov  29,  A  T  &  8  Bank  to  8  L  Sears. |877 

West  Pnllman,  s  18  ft  9  in  of  It  33  and  n 
12  ft  6  in  It  32  b  21  Nov  25,  A  T  &  8 
Bank  to  J  and  M  Leozen  $875 

White  &  Go's  snb,  It  40  b  2  of  bs  41  to  44 
8  and  w  7  38  14  Aug  7,  U  I  Saxton  to  F 
Biesohke  $487 

Woodlawn  Ridge,  It  16  b  11  Deo  10,  J 
Evans  to  R  A  Shelton  $600 

Yerkes  sub,  It  32  b  11,  19  40  14  Apr  26, 
'92,  W  F  Furbeok  to  0  G  Bergqaist. 

SrBVRBAW  WAKKANTT  l»KB»». 

BliOOM. 

Qlover'H  eub,  It  1,  pt  n  ht  s  e  qr  20  35  U  may  '20,  w 

H  Fuller  to  P  Anderson  11000 

De  Forreet's  aob.  Its  3  to  5  b  25,  23  35  14  dec  4,  G  A 

L  reuizer  to  L  Metcalf  $600 

Ch'go  Hgts,  Its  9  and  10  b  62  nov  23,  J  B  M  Bishop 

to  J  L  dill  1800 

Oh'go  Hgts,  it  3  b  69  nov  29,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  No 

American  8  L  &  B  Oo  »806 

Ch'go  Hgts,  it  1  b  69  nov  29,  tame  to  Same  $8i  8 

Ch'go  Hgts,  its  42  and  48  b  70  nov  29,  Sane  to 

Same  tlfi24 

Oh'go  Hgts,  it  44  b  70  nov  29,  Hame  to  Same  $784 

Ferbrache's  enb,  it  11  b  13  s  e  qr  23  35  14  oct  30,  M 

Schafter  to  A  8  Munroe  tSOU 

Oh'go  Hgts,  It  16  b  16  and  o  p  deo  2,  A  Laarino  to 

FTaglia  14000 

OAIiUMET. 

Bine  Island  Pb  add,  it  37  b  8  oct  20,  J  T  Dale  to  J 
Matthews  $300 

Morgan  Pk,  e  100  ft  n  150  It  its  72  to  74  b  "8",  dec 
4.  A  Nicoi  to  0  E  Tnrch  $1700 

Batterfteld's  enb,  Its  30  to  44  b  14,  30  3!,  14  dec  10, 
Mast  In  Ohy  to  A  V  Rice  $1600 

OIOBBO. 

Oak  Pk,  East  av  add,  It  6  b  3  nov  31,  F  E  Bullard  to 

J  M  Sleeper   $6000 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  F's  1st  add.  Its  31  to  34  b  2  nov 

24,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  W  J  Andrews  et  al  $975 

Oak  Pk,  Gross'  sub.  Its  39  and  40  b   10,  19   39  13 

mch  8,  Est  of  M  Willing  to  S  P  Willing  $250 

Aastia,  Johnson  Jr's  add,  u  ^  of  n  100  ft  It  2  b  1 

oct  1,  M  J  Shrock  to  M  N  Biieaux  $600 

Lt  17  b  12  sub  pt  s  he  n  w  qr  8  w  qr  4  39  13  oct  .11,  F 

A  Turner  toF  W  Anderson  .$1500 

Union  Mut  Life  Ins  Oo,  b  12,  19  39  13  nov  22,  L 

Kiages  to  T  Mathews  $6700 

Anstio,  Lombard  av  a^<^,  its  166  and  157  snb  Its  16 

to  20  etc,  eept26.  Est  of  H  A  Beyer  to  A  H  Wiant 

 $800 

22ud  st  blvd  sub,  it  39  b  8,  29  39  13  jaly  6,  E  P  Bice 

to  L  Labold  $380 

8  T  sub.  It  17  eub  of  it  127,  16  39  13  deo  7,  0  Un- 

verzagh  to  W  Puh  mann  $1000 

Walker'd  sab.  Its  24  and  25  b  2  n  w  qr  9  39  13  dec  3, 

S  A  Tolman  to  W  H  Funk  $1351 

Lt  41  b  1  sub  e  hf  s  e  qr  s  w  qr  4  39  13  ang  12,  L  J 

O  Oochrane  to  A  Larson  $27;  0 

Lt  42  same;  july  29,  Same  to  E  Robertson  $2800 

Owen  &  M's  etb,  it  10  b  1  s  w  qr  9  39  13  nov  11,  N  H 

Hobart  o  W  Schwaegerman  $2500 

Highlands  Its  266 and  267  sept  1,'91,  8  Kerr  to  W  S 

Walker  $1625 

Oak  Irk,  East  av  add,  it  12  b  3  dec  10,  W  N  Presteu 

to  8  A  White  $2500 

Oak  Pk,  same  add,  it  2  b  4  deo  10,  A  P  White  to  W 

N  Preston  $2500 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2nd  add,  its  34  to  36  b  89 

mch  7,  W  J  Andrews  et  al  to  E  J  Nolln  $1873 

Schmidt's  sub,  e  30  ft  it  12  b  3  s  w  qr  6  39  13  oct  25, 

A  P  Hanrer  to  S  M  Peterson  $2600 

Reynold's  sub.  It  21  b  4,  9  39  13  deo  9,  E  P  Fenn  to 

F  Warne  $700 

Berwyn,  It  13  b  I  dec  19,  A  Johnson  to  0  Monson$8L0 
Anstln  Prairie  av  add.  Its  129  to  131  oct  24,  Mast 

in  Ohy  to  Ills  Industrial  School  tor  Girls....  $4476 

EVAN8T0N. 

Dud  hf  int  in  n  431  ft  of  b  82  (an  accretion  th<^reto) 
In  resub  of  bs  80  to  82  ot  Northwestern  Unvsty 
sub  n  hf  n  hf  19  41  14  e  of  Oblcngo  av  ex  15|4 
acres;  June  1,'94.  F  M  Elliott  to  M  E  Holton  $50,(  00 

Evauston,  Whipple's  add,  it  20  b  4  jaly  3,  F  H  Ba- 
ker to  L  P  Johnson  $iBO 

Evanston,  White's  add,  all  ot  sly  pt  w  hf  b  11  nov 
26,  A  Klein  to  M  E  Herbert  $2800 

Evanston,  Uieman's  add,  it  13  and  s  10  ft  it  14  b  7 
nov  15,  0  Sargent  et  al  to  H  P  Wbitlng  j8C0 

Evanston,  Hunton  &  H's  add.  It  7  b  1  and  o  p,  oct 
31,  W  T  Lester  to  H  Simmons  $48U0 

N  Evanston,  It  11  b  16  nov  I,  F  E  Finch  to  E  0 
Bangs  et  al  $4500 

Evanston,  It  9  b  49  dec  6,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  H  E 
Southwell  $43,000 

Wheeler  et  al  sub,  it  3  and  a  18  ft  It  2  b  1,  18  41  14 
nov  26,  8  A  Forrey  to  F  M  Forrey  $3500 

8  Evanston,  Herbert  &  B's  add,  its  3  and  4  b  1  nov 
8,  M  J  Onl  ver  to  J  M  Kean    $1600 


Evanston,  McNeill's  add,  it  8  b  6  dec  9,  A  J  Wilson 
to  J  W  Franklin  $1150 

Evanston,  Ladd's  2nd  add,  it  6  b  4  nov  9,  J  W 
Franklin  to  A  J  Wilson  $2000 

LTONB. 

Nickerson's  sub,  It  41  b  1  Wachter's  sub  bs  3  to  6 

etc,  6  38  13;  dec  4,  J  0  Wachter  to  H  WinkrantziecO 
W  Qrossdaie,  it  32  b  16  sept  9,  S  E  Gros?  to  M 

8an^  field  $225 

Grossdale.  Gross'  3rd  add.  It  8  b  81  nov  3,'90,  Same 

to  0  A  Stephenson  $250 

Qrossdaie,  Gross'  3rd  add,  it  34  b  74  and  o  p;  jane 

18,  8  E  Gross  to  T  8  Baker  $700 

Lb  Grange,  Brown's  add,  its  6  to  8  b  6  oct  10,  F  M 

Kanzler  to  J  W  Simpson  $1600 

Groesdale,  Gross'  3rd  add.  Its  33  and  34  b  71  may 

29,'»1,  S  E  Gross  et  al  to  8  E  Richmond  $700 

GrossJale  same  add,  Its  16  to  21  b  70  may  29,'91, 

Same  to  Same  $1950 

La  Grange,  Leiter's  2nd  add,  it  18  b  10  dec  4,  P  R 

King  to  0  E  Reed  $3850 

Ooseitt's  sub.  Its  8  and  9  b  20  e  hf  s  w  qr  4  38  12  dec 

6,  0  Oswald  to  M  Kenna  $3000 

E  HlDsdale,  it  48  Sweet  Home  eub  of  b  18  dec  10, 

Mast  in  Chy  to  0  R  Hopson  et  al  $486 

Groesdale,  Gross'  3rd  add,  its  28  and  29  b  79  may 

23,  8  E  Gross  to  E  Lammonier  $550 

W  Grossdale,  It  61  and  n  hf  It  60  b  6  oct  25,  S  E 

Gross  to  H  C  Gross  $2000 

MAINE. 

Rlverview,  White's  Steel  Oar  add,  its  3  to  6  and  o 

p,  b  4  oct  4,  0  W  Johnson  'o  J  Iverson  $4000 

Rlverview.  Diefendort'a  add.  its  26  and  27  nov  11, 

E  Schweitzer  to  H  Lucker  $500 

Park  Ridge,  Boiien's  add,  its  13  and  14  dec  4,  Q  0 

Bolten  to  E  Walker  $1200 

Powell's  eub,  it  10  b  3,  36  41  12  july  16,  L  M  Kenne 

to  A  S  Lombard   $270 

OBIiAND. 

Humphrey's  sub,  it  3  and  s  hf  It  4,  9  36  12  dec  10,  J 

Humphrey  to  W  R  Schussler  $326 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  19  b  II  dec  ID,  T  G  &  T  Oo  to  L  P 

Hanson  $200 

Alpine  Hgts,  it  12  b  29  dec  3,  Same  to  0  Schiaegger 

 $290 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  4  b  23  nov  27,  Same  to  M  Brison.$200 
Alpine  Hgts,  ItH  10  and  II  b  22  nov  27,  Same  to  L  A 

perino  $41 0 

Alpine  Hgts,  It  17  b  19  oct  32,  Same  to  A  Nelson. $300 
Alpine  Hgts,  It  8  b  IJ  nov  21,  Same  to  F  0  Oran 

dall  $300 

Alpine  Hgts,  it  9  b  lU  nov  21,  Same  to  J  BIattner$2uO 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mat  Land  Assn  sab,  all  of  it 

2  b  2  and  o  p;  nov  26  E  W  Osgood  to  M  D  Pearoe 

  $1450 

Winnetka,  same  sub,  und  hf  Its  12  to  14  b  6  and  o 

p;  nov  29,  Same  to  Same   $2350 

Wllmette,  It  18  b  4  Dingee  &  McD's  Res  of  b  3  eto 

nov  21,  Est  of  0  Hansen  to  M  Hoffmann  $600 

Kenllworth,  Avoca  add,  b  2  nov  9,  Maet  in  Oby  to 

G  Soally  $810 

Kenllworth,  same  add,  bs  I  5  7  nov  9,  Same  to 

Same  $1920 

Wllmette,  Paul's  add,  its  3  and  4  b  5  ncv  23,   L  P 

Sweet  to  O  W  WIese  $700 

Winnetka,  Provident  Mut  Ld  Assn  enb,  nnd  hf  it  2 

b  2  deo  7,  M  D  Pearce  to  A  L  Norton  $226 

Wllmette,  Paul's  div,  its  6  to  9  b  3  nov  26,  W  W 

Jordan  to  P  E  Whitehead  $2600 

Winnetka,  Garland's  add.  w  hf  w  hf  e  %  n  w  qr  b 

11  dec  6,  M  Leneing  to  A  Wernecke  $560 

Winnetka,  same  add,  e  hf  w  hf  e  ^  n  w  qr  b  II  dec 

6,  Same  to  E  Haneke  1650 

Bornff 's  eub,  its  44  and  46  b  9,  12  42  12  dec  7.  0  B 

Thompson  to  O  8  Burgess   $800 

Wllmette,  Paul'd  2nd  add.  Its  15  and  18  b  2  deo  6, 

M  I  Paul  to  M  L  Pratt  $750 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  it  8  b  I,  16  and  17  20  42  13  jaly 

21.'93.  W  H  Oalrndnff  to  A  A  Stiles  $1600 

Winnetka  Pk  Bluffs,  its  9  and  10  b  7  oct  24,'92, 

Same  to  M  D  Vermlyea  $23i'C 

Winnetka  Fk  Bluffs,  it  14  b  2  oct  10,'94,  game  to  K 

Brown  $1400 

PBOVISO. 

Grossdale,  It  25  b  26  dec  2,  M  Holmgren  to  J  Bjorn 

et  al  $400 

River  Forest,  Lathrop's  resnb  of  pt  Lathrop  &  S's 

add,  dec  3,  H  Oordes  et  al  to  W  J  8chreiner..$1050 
Gro°8daie,  Gross'  2ad  add,  its  15  and  16  b  61  aug  7, 

'93,  8  E  Gross  to  O  Keyei  $400 

Grossdale,  Gross'  3rd  add,It  10  b  88  nov  17,'90,  it  10 

b  88  8  E  Gross'  to  V  3  Stark  $750 

La  Grauge,  Leiter's  add.  It  17  b  I  aug  30,'92,   L  Z 

Leiter  to  0  Smith  $600 

Grossdale,  Gross'  1st  add,  it  26  b  51  oct  2),  Est  of 

A  B  Perry  to  L  Perry  $400 

Oak  Pk,  Haase's  add,  its  71  and  72  deo  7,  W  Haase 

to  BScheoner  $1500 

Western  add,  its  21  and  22  b  6  july  13,  T  Madella  to 

J  Stachariak  $270 


Western  add.  Its  39  and  40  b  4  dec  7,  F  E  Ballard 

to  D  J  Kennedy  $200 

Harlem,  South  add,  w  hf  It  12  b7  dec  6,  H  Qnaed- 

Inger  to  A  Snite  $426 

Madison  st  add.  It  045  dec  3,  E  W  Schatt  to  E  B 

Delany    1300 

Eensington  add,  it  9  b  8  nov  26,  0  W  Gray  to  8  Mo- 

Oann  $1000 

Madison  st,  Whiteside  &  Oo's  add.  It  62  dec  2,  J  F 

Nolan  to  I  Roeer  $8600 

Western  add.  its  46  and  46  b  14,  16  39  12  Oct  22,  F 

E  Ballard  to  M  Derochers  $200 

Bellewood,  Rice's  sub.  Its  166  and  167  deo  II,  0  H 

Roach  to  M  H  Jaoobs  $280 

Bellewood,  Its  273  and  274  nov  7,  B  Van  Praag  to 

N  Bauer  $200 

THOBNTON. 

Harvey,  Yost's  2nd  add.  It  8  b  15  mch  16.  W  8  Yost 

Jr  to  E  E  Btckwith   $226 

McOllntock's  sab,  it  26  b  6  8  hf  n  e  qr  30  .36  14  deo 

2,  0  E  McOllntock  to  G  Nelson  $400 

Thornton,  its  7  to  10  b  20  nov  14,  J  B  Jenkins  to  E 

Bennett  $1000 

N  Harvey,  Academy  add,  it  43  b  "0"  oot  15,  T 

Johnson  to  A  F  Olson  $800 

N  Harvsy,  same  ppty;  nov  8,  Same  to  A  Johnson 

 $300 

Harvey,  It  15  b  123  aug  31,  D  B  Lyman  et  al  to  W 

G  Kieseli  $1400 

Hai  vey.  It  32  b  64  nov  25,  W  Tebbs  to  O  F  Mouser 

 $260 

Harvey,  McMahan's  add,  its  26  and  27  b  3  nov  27, 

0  M  McMahan  to  V  B  Randall  $600 

Harvey,  Academy  add.  It  44  b  "O"  oct  16,  J  S  Dun- 
lap  to  I  Miller  $400 

Blochs  &  G's  eub,  its  7  and.8  b  1  s  w  qr  8  36  16  nov 

19,  A  D  Quealy  to  J  J  Nealon  $700 

Harvey,  Academy  add,  it  11  b  "K"  nov  21,  0  L 

Warring  to  J  B  Strasburger  $300 

Harvey,  Phoenix  Pk  add,  it  4  b  1  nov  1,  O  geiler  to 

M  B  Kennedy  $300 

S  Harvey,  Its  7  and  8  b  14  nov  25,  G  W  Weeks  to  J 

Barnett  et  al  $260 

WOBTH. 

Oak  Lawn,  Orandali's  sub.  Its  1  to  6  b  9.  4  37  13  nov 

2C,  0  L  Stinson  to  L  M  Teail  $9t0 

Bice  leiand,  Robinson  add,  e  60  ft  it  2  b  21  apr  25,B 

J  W  F  Neukiroh  et  al  to  W  D  Hende  $1300 

8  Highlands,  e  hf  it  23  b  4  nov  6,  R  8  OoUins  to  0 

Guetafeon  $426 

Oak  Lawn,  Minnlck's  eub,  it  27  and  w  hf  it'28  b  2 

dec  9,  Mast  in  Ohy  to  No  3  Fidelity  B  &  8  Union 

  $1990 

8  Bighiands,  e  hf  It  6  b  I  deo  II,  Est  of  0  0  Oolline 

to  F  A  Johnson  $460 

8  Highlands,  s  ^  It  14  b  16  June  6,  B  8  Oollins  to  A 

E  Seagquist  $760 

PAI.ATINB. 

Lt  8  and  4  b  "K"  w  ht  s  e  qr  15  42  10  nov  1,  E  En- 
kelkicg  to  F  Bode  $600 

LESDEN. 

Franklin  Pk,  3rd  add.  Its  33  to  41  b  3  J  dec  6,  A  G 
Moller  to  F  Moller  $6400 

Part  of  8  e  cor  of  n  32  acres  w  hf  n  e  qr  86  40  12 
contaialng  6.81  acres;  dec  7,  W  Bell  to  B  Llnde- 
mann  $2750 

Schiller  Pk,  its  6  and  7  b  2,  16  40  12  dec  6,  A  L 
Koiza  to  H  Koize  $600 

NILE3. 

Morton  Grovo,  Bingham  &  F's  enb.  Us  24  to  26  b  5, 
14  41 13  july  31,  0  W  Squires  to  L  N  Dillman..*405 

West  2  acres  n  hf  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  8  e  qr  14  41  13  deo 
10,  N  NIbbe  to  J  Brodkorb  $2500 

BIVEBSIDE. 

Hollywood,  its  4(1  and  41  b  18  apr  26,<94,  8  E  Gross 
to  0  F  Jurgeneen  $935 

BBEMEN. 

Olairmont,  Smith  St  Oo's  4th  snb.  It  224  b  6  nov  2, 
E  Phllpot  »o  L  Maeocbell  $260 

Olairmont,  same  snb,  it  225  b  5  nov  2,  R  E  Phllpot 
to  Same  $250 

Stoeckmann's  sub,  it  4  a  4S3  ft  e  183  ft  e  w  qr  30  36 
13  deo  7,  H  Stoeokmann  to  H  Boeyer  $14C0 

WHEELINQ. 

West  45  acres  of  w  hf  a  w  qr  24  42  II  nov  30,8  Alli- 
son to  J  Qipp  $2700 

NOBWOOD  FABE 

Norwood  Pk,  It  1  b  82  nov  13,  A  P  Granger  to  A 
Meyer  $3;o 

LEASES. 

Bronson  B.  Tuttlehas  learied  to  the  Central  Bank 
Vault  Company  for  a  (erm  of  ninety-eight  and 
one-half  years  from  Nov  1,  1895,  at  an  anraal  rental 
of  $12,500,  payable  in  g3id  coin,  the  following  prop- 
erty: LaSaile  st,  148  ft  n  of  Madison  st,  w  f,  29z 
101,  ix.ore  or  less. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


iDeeember  U,  1895. 


TKCIST  UKBUI*  AUD  jnOKTUAWKtl 

Inoladlns  Bnlldlns  and  Loan  Booletles. 


Allyn  W  H  to  H  B  Johnson  Apl  20,  It  14 

b  8,  22  38  14,  6y  6^  S3762 

Alton  K  and  L  to  F  W  Straus  deo  6,  It  42 

b  14,  7  39  14,  6^%.  |1500 

Abelman  S  to  Q  A  Rose  nov  26,  It  15  b  6, 

22  37  14,  6y  7%  |2500 

Annand  T  to  M  E  Qreenebanm  deo  2,  pt 

it  9  It  5  eto  3  38  14,  5y  fi%  $5500 

Amhold  E  to  S  Mayer  deo  7,  Its  9  and  10 

b  10,  29  40  14,  3y  6%   |2200 

Ahlstrand  A  to  W  J  Smith  deo  4,  It  17  b 

54  So  Ohi  6^  $2000 

Anderson  T  to  A  E  Walters  deo  4,  Its  119 

and  120,  8  39  13,  2y  7^  |1600 

Anderson  A  to  E  Q  Halle  dec  9,  It  41  b  1, 

20  40  14,  8%  $3500 

Anderson  A  to  A  Peterson  deo  6,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  9  Ogden  add  3y  6^  |1300 

Attander  A  to  S  W  Strans  deo  2,  It  29  b  1, 

19  38  14.  3y  6«  $4500 

Abb  L  to  0  0  Batz  deo  10,  Its  29  and  31 

b  11  Brand  add  5y  6<E  $14,000 

Burket  F  P  to  A  E  Walters   deo  5,   It  25 

Robertson  snb  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $25C0 

Bnroh  L  to  E  M  Snow  nov  29,  Its  1  and  2 

b  2  Butler  W  &  W  add  5y  e%  $15,000 

Bradborn  L  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  deo  4, 

pt  It  16  b  2,  22  38  14,  ly  6%  f-JoOO 

Buckley  F  Q  to  Belmont  L  &  B  Assn  nov 

18,  It  19  b  24,  33  40  14,  6%  $2500 

Braun  P  to  W  Fernan   deo  5,   It  9   It  29 

North  add  6y  6i?  $1800 

Brandt  H  A  to  North  T  Co  dec  6,  pt  It  3 

b  2,  22  39  14,  6y  5^  $18,000 

Benoe  A  and  P  to  J  Wolfenstatter  Jr  deo 

5,  It  93  b  6,  32  40  14,  3y  7%  $2000 

Bennett  H  E  to  F  G  Bradley  nov  26,  It  11 

and  12  b  2,  28  39  14,  ly  e%  $2000 

Bobel  J  to  W  Heinemanu  deo  5,  It  77  b 

15,  30  40  14,  5y  6%   $2600 

Burlingame  S  M  to  Northn  T  Co  dec  3,  pt 

It  22  b  96,  27  39  14,  5y  6%  $5500 

Beatty  S  J  to  L  Baird  nov  26,  Its  1  and  2 

b  3,  4  38  12,  3y  7%  $3000 

Batines  B  to  A  V  Kniokerbocker  deo  3,  It 

21  b  17  Brand  add  3y  6^  $1500 

Beeoher  J  S  to  M  E  Greenebaum  dec  9,  It 

10  b  64,  19  39  14,  5y  6^   $4000 

BuBch  L  to  W  H  Holden  nov  30,  pt  b  2  b 

A,  28  40  14,  5y  6^  $12,000 

Brown  A  J  to  F  E  Lord  deo  2,  It  25  b  65, 

o  t  3y  6^  $4000 

Beard  0  H  to  J  N  Hills  deo  7,  pt  It  9  and 

10  It  14,  15  38  14,  5y  6%  $5500 

Bryant  H  W  to  A  E  Walter  deo  6,  Its  13 

and  14  b  2,  10  38  14,  5y  7%  $8000 

Berner  M  to  S  A  Walther  deo  2,  It  31  and 

pt  32  b  10,  20  40  14,,  6^  $2000 

Brown  U  to  Business  Men's  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  8,  !t  19  b  3.  21  37  14,  6^  $3200 

Bironsr  P  B  to  H  S  Judd  deo  10,  It  8  b  6, 

21  38  14,5y   $1600 

Berry  H  D  and  0  8  to  Northn  T  Oo  deo 

4,  s  hf  w  hf  s  w  qr  4  36  12,  3y  7%.  . .  $4000 
Bihr  0  to  J  F  Rehm  deo  8,  pt  b  14,  31  37 

14,  5y  6^  $3000 

Cada  V  to  T  U  Sohintz  deo  7,  It  3  b  48,  19 

39  14,  5y  6«  $7000 

Chapman  A  E  and  S  J  to  8  A  Hull  deo  4, 

Its  26  to  28  b  1,  17  39  14,  ly  6%.  .  .$10,000 
Clark  E  to  0  L  Sohaar  den  4,  It  178  Eng 

lewood  on  the  Hill  20  38  14,  5y  6%.  .$1500 
Chamberlin  8  B  to  R  Rerger  dec  3,  pt  It 

15  and  16,  17  40  14,  3y  6^..  ,  $6650 

Classen  H  C  to  E  H  Zander  nov  15,  It  42 

Dickinson  sub  28  40  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Clayton  0  to  W  E  Hatterman  nov  25,  It  1 

and  2  b  1,  34  40  13,  3y  7^  $1000 

Conlon  E  to  W  Kaspar  deo  3,  It  46  b  1,  22 

39  13,  3y  614%  $1000 

Oresap  J  J  to  E  A  Dicker  nov  29,  It  20  b 

2,  13  39  13,  3y  6%  $1000 

Conover  G  W  to  E  F  Bayley  nov  26,  pt  It 

26  b  2,  10  38  14,  3y  6%  $2600 

Cramer  A  P   to   Ashland  av  B  &  L  Assn 

deo  4,  It  96  b  6  S  &  Q  add  7t  $2100 

Cooker  W  to  J  O  Hutchinson  dec  6,  It  40 

bl2,  12  39  13,  6y  6%  $3300 

Calumet  Elevaton  Co  to  A  Crawford  cot 

1,  pt  b  3,  7  37  15,  5y  —  $80,000 

Comstook  0  E  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  nov  20,  It 

It  26  K  &  R  add  Woodlawn  ly  6? .  ..,f  1000 
Campbell  H  A  to  W  Loeb  nov  18,  pt  b  5, 

Ashland  add  3y  6^  $9200 

Carpenter  J  T  to  F  G  Bradley  dec  6,  pt  It 

42  and  43  b  18,  29  40  14,  6«  $3000 

Daleiden  H  to  L  0  Kohnert  deo  2,  It  7  b 

4  b  55.  21  39  14,  5y  6%  $1800 

Deiohman  C  L  Jandreson  nov  1,  pt  b  14. 

21  40  14,  4y  6%  $6CO0 

Drews  G  to  J  H  Soberer   ,  It  71  b  14, 

29  40  14, 3y  6%   $1400 

DoDohae  J  A  to  S  W  Rawson  deo  9,  It  78 


King  &  R  sub  23  38  14,  5y  6%  $8000 

Dickenson  C  A  to  J  W  Lanehant  Aug  31, 

It  59  and  pt  60,  19  40  14,  5y  7%  ...$2000 
DeBesard  C  J  to  W  H  Cook  dec  5,  Its  21 

and  22  b  14.  6  40  13,  3y  7%  $1500 

Dohen  C  to  T  H  Sohin.z  dec  4,  It  2  It  1  b 

2,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $55(  0 

Davis  F  K  to  F  D  Kellberg  dec  4,  pt  b  2, 

17  41  12,  6^  $3000 

Davidson  J  to  L  Baird   deo  5,  pt  b  9,  15 

39  13,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Emaunel  Society  U  E  Church  to  E  F  Bun- 
yan   nov  11,  Its  38  and  39  b  1,  4  38  14, 

6%   $2C00 

Eisner  A  to  O  C  Batz  deo  5,  Its  41  and  42 

b  1  b  16,  19  39  14,  6«  $1500 

Erler  E  to  W  A  Bond  may  1,  It  13  b  1,  3 

38  14,  6^  $1500 

Ellis  8  0  to  H  J  Luders  deo  10,  Its  12  and 
13  and  pt  14  and  16  b  12,   11  39  13,  2y 

7%  $2000 

Engstrand  0  E  to  E  F  Hatch  nov  25,  Its  7 

and  8  b  2,  20  38  14,  5y  6<g  $15,000 

Fields  C  to  E  Pine  deo  10,  Its  30  and  31  b 

23,  7  39  14,  5y  6!?   $^500 

Fisher  8  F  to  C  B  Vankirk  dec  2,  pt  It  24 

and  all  25  b  12,  35  40  13,  5y  e%  $2070 

Foster  M  to  J  P  Phinney  deo  3,  pt  It  11  b 

1,  3  38  14,  5y  5^  $3500 

Forsyth  M  E  to  F  B  Peabody   nov  25,  It 

20  It  3  b  8,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Garner  C  to  R  Berger  deo  6,  pt  b  13,  28 

38  14,  5y  6^,  3  ds  $6000 

Gustafson  N  to  A  Chytraus  dec  6,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  2,  10  39  12,  G%  $2200 

Gonnea  C  to  Northn  T  Oo  deo  1,  It  40.  16 

38  14,  3y  6^  flOOO 

Glade  W  F  to  H  8  Braokett  nov  22,  Its  21 

and  22  b  1,  15  39  13,  3y  6%   $2000 

Grossman  G  to  J  H  Crawford  nov  5,  pt  It 

1  b  5,  27  39  13,  84  mos  5%  $1900 

Green  W  to  M  B  Loomis  nov  8.  Its  39  to 

42  b  61  Maywood  4y  6%  $1400 

Gounch  D  to  C  H  Kehl  oot  15,  Its  63  and 

64  b  17  Elston  add  6y  6^  $2000 

Qirard  I  to  Peoples  B  &  L  Assn  dec  2,  It 

29  to  31  b  2  Fallis  add  Pullman  ....  $2100" 
GrashoflE  8  to  G  Van  Zandt  nov  29,  prems 

744  W  North  av  5y  6$  .'..|1700 

Groth  C  A  to  A  Jorn   dec  4,  It  39   b  1,  28 

39  14,  6«  $1500 

Qroth  C  A  to  0  Jorn  dec  4,  It  39  b  1,  28 

39  14,  6^  $1500 

Gale  E  0  to  H  0  Hansen  nov  25,  pt  It  2  b 

7,  12  39  12.  6%%  $1500 

Goodwin  E  G  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  26,  It 

24  b  8,  8  40  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Griffin  Wheel  Oo  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  June  1, 
pt  b's  2  and  3  and  all  8  to  10  e  hf  n  w 

qr  12  39  13.  20y  6^  $200,000 

Griffin  M  P  to  Jesse  Holdom  dec  5,  It  1  It 

41  etc  b  2,  13  39  13,  18  mos  e%  $2000 

Galloway  J  B  to  0  T  &  T  Co  nov  30,  pt  It 

101  Ellis  e  add  lOy  —  $8000 

Githens  A  M  to  J  D  Parker  deo  2,  pt  It  13 

to  15  b  9  Hyde  Pk  3y  5%%   $3000 

Gobell  M  F  H  to  M  Slusser  dec  11,  Its  784 

and  786  Riverside  3d  div  ly  7%... 
Guernsey  M  B  to  A  E  Waters  deo  5,  It  10 

b  1,  10  38  14,  5y  7%....  ,  

Ginnelly  J  to  E  F  Hatch  dec  7,  It  11  b  15, 

Butler  W  &  W  add  5y  6^  $1600 

Griffin  Wheel  Co  to  H  A  Hammond  dec 

5,  pt  n  w  qr  12  39  13,  4%  $2500 

Hodges  W  E  to  H  K  Allen  deo  7,  It  1120 

b  25  Riverside  3d  2y  5^  $2000 

Harpold  F  M  to  V  J  Duokers  dec  6,  It  29 

b  29,  31  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Hammond  L  P  to  D  M  Hillis  deo  4,  Its  14 

15  16  20  etc  b  1,  18  40  14,  5y  6^. ..,$2500 
Green  0  0  to  P  Van  Vlissingen  deo  2,  Us 

13  to  16  It  2,  2  38  14,  ly  7%  $2500 

Hamlin  F  to  III  T  &  8  Bk  dec  1,  b  3  b  'l8, 

33  39  14,  5y  7%  $2000 

Hansen  D  to  C  T  &  T  Co   deo  3,  It  67 
Belmont  and  Elston  av  add   6y  6^4% 

 $2500 

Hansen  D   to   C  T  &  T  Oo   deo  3,  It  68 

same  5y  6^%  $2600 

Hamlin  T  to  111  T  &  8  Bk  deo  1,  It  26  b  3, 

33  39  14,  5y  7^  $2C00 

Holz  L  M  to  J  G  Shortall  dec  3,pt  s  hf  w 

hf  b  4,  27  39  14,  2y  7^  $1500 

Hunt  T  F  to  0  K  G  Billings  deo  5,  pt  Its 

C  and  7  b  32  Sheflf  add  ly  6%  $9500 

Hyde  C  E  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  nov  26, 
Its  30  and  31  and  pt  29  b  5  Ashland  add 

 $15,000 

Hall  A  T  to  P  R  Chandler  deo  1,  It  16  b 

57,  14  38  14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Homan  N  E  to  C  E  Schmidlap  deo  10.  Its 

6  and  7  It  25  etc  15  38  14,  10  6«  $6500 

Huett  F  to  T  H  Hulbert  dec  9,  It  41  b  1, 

26  40  13,  4y  6^  $1000 

Helton  E  to  Royal  T  Co  nov  25,  It  2  It  9. 
8  w  qr  8  39  14,  2y  6«  $4000  | 


Hainroth  H  F  C  to  E  O  Brown  deo  5,  Its  1 

and  6  b  2,  19  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Haakinson  O  to  M  E  Greenebaum  deo  3, 

Its  30  and  31  b  3,  21  38  14,  3y  6}4%.$i00Q 
Ueroat  J  to  J  L  Novak   dec  6,  It  34   b  3, 

8  &  G  add  7^  $1600 

Heald-Q  F  to  H  Johnson  nov  13,  pt  It  10 

t  6,  16  38  14,  3y  6%  $2500 

Holmes  8  E  to  E  Lathrop  mch  1,  pt  It  7, 

Phillips'  snb  28  38  14,  i%  $1900 

Hasohe  C  to  A  Peterson  dec  4,  pt  b  2  Lee 

add  2y  6^  $9000 

Helm  M  B  and  P  to  0  C  Butz  deo  3,  It  7  b 

1,  19  40  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Heim  J  to  W  Heinemann   deo  3,   It  60  b 

10,  18  40  14,  5y  6^  $12C0 

Irven  T  to  0  W  MoCnllongh  dec  4,  It  7  b 

3,  27  38  14,  3y  6%  $3CO0 

Johnson  J  to  A  M  Snydaoker  deo  5,  It  15 

b  3,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

Johnson  E  H  to  M  J  Dunne  deo  4,  It  5  b 

9,  4  38  14,  7^  $2000 

Johnson  8  A  to  C  8  Thornton  nov  22,  It  2 

It  16,  3  38  14,  5y  6%  $2500 

Koester  0  to  D  Qaigg   nov  21,   pt  Its  11 

and  15  b  139  s  s  add  5y  5}^%  $87,000 

Keck  J  M  to  Englewood  B  &  L  Assn  deo 

2,  It  3  and  pt  4  b  3,  31  38  14,  7^.... $1600 
Kobler  G  to  Mut  Union  L  &  B  Assn  dec  2 

pt  It  2  b  2,  3  38  14,  —  $5300 

Kuhn  H  to  H  A  Haugan  sept  20,  It  6  and 

7  It  3,  28  40  14,  Apl  1,'97  6«  $5000 

King  J  C  to  F  D  Doty  deo  9,  It  4  b  32,  17 

39  14.  3y  6«  |2000 

Knost  H  to  H  A  Sullivan  deo  7,  pt  n  e  qr 

23  38  12,  7%  $1600 

Konkel  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  dec  9,  It  40  b  5, 

20  39  14,  6y  6%  $4500 

Koneauy  J  to  T  H  Sohintz   deo  5,  It  24  b 

7,  18  39  14,  6y  6%  $£030 

Lee  H  B  to  Title  &  Trust  B  &  L  Assn  dec 

4,  It  147  and  148,  17  39  13,  7%  $2227 

Larson  A  to  J  Stern  deo  2,  It  41  b  1,  4  39 

13  $1500 

Lyons  A  to  B  M  Winston  deo  7,  It  7  b  12, 

18  39  14,  5y  6^  $1800 

Lill  G  to  0  W  Fullerton  nov  22,  Its  1  and 

2  b  4,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  $6500 

LeGross  B  0  to  r  Oehne  deo  3,  It  9  b  13, 

36  40  13,  dem  6%  $2300 

Lorimer  L  A  to  III  S  &  L  Oo  oct  15,  It  57 

b  130  Cornell  $1200 

McDonald  D  E  to  111  8  &  L  Oo  oot  15,  It 

41  b  130  Cornell  $1200 

Morrice  W  to  T  J  Lefens  dec  6,   Its  20 

and  21  b  2,  Rockwell  add  5y  6%  $8500 

iWaurer  J  to  N  A  Mayer  dec  6,  It  36  b  23, 

17  39  14,  2y  6«  $3000 

Margetson  E  A  to  J  W  Lanehart   oct  28, 

pt  b  28,  19  40  14,  ly  7%  $2000 

Mercier  P  to  0  H  Fleischer  deo  4,  pt  b  6, 

33  38  14,  3y  614%  $6000 

MoOarty  E  A  et  al   to   New  Eng  Mnt  L 
Ins  Co  nov  30,  It  25  It  1  eto  b  38  o  t  4y 

6^  $50,000 

Molben  0  A  to  Belmont  L  &  B  Assn  nov 

20,  It  27  It  1  b  9,  18  40  14,  6%  $1400 

Meadoworoft  C  E  to  T  G  &  T  Oo  deo  3. 

3,  pt  It  4  b  17  Woloott  add  5y  6^.. $10,000 
Miles  J  P  to  N  J  Stannon  dec  9,  It  3  It  16 

b  18,  14  39  13,  3y  6^  $2200 

Mnlraney  8  to  F  O  Mueller  deo  9,  It  13  b 

6,  23  38  14,  3y  6%  $1200 

Myriok  H  G  to  C  P  Silva  dec  2,  Its  22  to 

25  b  52  Wash  Hgts  3y  6^  $2500 

Meissner  C  H  to  H  A  Haugan  nov  21.  It 

14  b  2,  32  41  14,  4y  6%  $2500 

Martin  E  P  to     R  Chandler  deo  9,  pt  Its 

28  and  29  Rosalie  Villas  5y  6%  $5000 

Meeban  J  to  M  W  Kozminski  dec  3,  pt  It 

15  b  5,  31  39  14,  3y  6}4%  $2700 

McDonald  H  C  to  F  D  Oossett  Jr  oot  22, 

It  7  b  8,  4  38  12,  3y  7%  $2300 

Mulzer  D  to  W  Heinemann   deo  10,  It  14 

b  13  Elston  add  5y  6^  $4500 

Mneller  A  F  to  N  A  Mayer  dec  7,  It  162  b 

6  Sheffadd  3y  6%  $4600 

Masser  R  to  T  G  &  T  Co  deo  10,  It  29  It  2 

eto  16  38  14,  ly  6^  $2500 

Weeger  F  to  O  O  Bntz   deo  11,  It  21  b  11, 

11  39  13,  3y  6%  $2000 

Moore  0  and  T  D  to  0  F  Sohumaoher  deo 

10,  It  18  b  21,  20  38  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Maitland  W  to  O  A  Pomeroy  nov  18,  It  21 

b  4,  3  37  15,  7%  $1600 

Mitter  0  L  to  M  E  Greenebaum  Jan  7,  It 

24  and  ?5  b  2,  17  38  14,  3y  7%  $3000 

McCarthy  J  J  to  MI  McCarthy  June  10, 

Its  5  to  8  b  16,  26  39  14,  6%  $10.C00 

Moor  A  to  R  Berger  nov  7,  It  36  b  24,  33 

40  14,  5y  6%%  $1200 

MaoDongal  M  K  to  L  &  Inv  Co  of  N  Am 

oot  31,  It  33  b  14,  20  35  It,  6%  $2000 

Monnihan  P  H  to  Ohi  Perm  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  5,  It  38  b  15,  1  37  14,  7%  $1800 

Morton  0  to  J  S  Norton  nov  20,  It  28  b  2, 


33  39  14,  By  6^  |4ooo 

Murray  T  B  to  W  A  Bond  Mar  15,  It  6  b 

3,  28  39  14,  ly  6^  J2850 

Metcalfe  W  to  H  F  Erdmann,  nov  15,  b  6 

«37  1*,  7<  $5000 

McLinden  T  to  W  H  Holden  nov  25,  pt  e 

hf  w  hf  n  e  qr  8  36  13,  5y  7%  $1500 

MoGrath  M  B  to  W  Heinemann  dec  2,  Its 

6  and  7  b  1,  7  40  14,  6^^%  $h500 

Niemann  J  to  F  Ollerding   dec  6,   It  6  b 

95  Blue  Isl  5y  6%   $iooo 

Nelson  A  to  J  H  Crawford  nov  6,  pt  1  b 

6,  27  39  13,  131  mos  6^  $1900 

Nicholson  W  to  E  J  Bowes  Jr  deo  3,  pt  It 

86,  23  38  14.  5y  6%  $2800 

Naden  T  to  8  Dunlop  deo  5,  pt  b  2,  7  39 

13,  3y  7%  14400 

Rousek  E  to  P  O  Stensland  nov  30,  It  22 

b  12,  6  39  14,  6y  6^  $1500 

O'Connor  F  H  to  A  Peterson   deo  3,  Its  1 
and  pt  2  b  11  Bntler  W  &  W  add  2y  6% 

^,  $2000 

O'Day  F  C  to  Royal  T  Co   deo  3,  pt  It  72 
b  52,  19  39  14,  ly  6%  $1500 

0  Connor  M   to   A  B  BrinkerhoflE  dec  10, 
pt  It  4  b  27,  29  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

O'Hara  A  and  J  to  Eq  Trust  Oo  nov  27,  It 

8  and  pt  7  b  55,  27  39  14,  4y  6%....  $5000 
O'Neill  J  H  to  A  P  Blaokstone  nov  18,  pt 

Its  1  2  and  3  b  43,  8  39  13,  3y  7!{....$1400 
O'Shea  E  to  W  B  McOlnre  nov  8,  It  5  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  6^  $1600 

Olson  H  L  to  W  F  Lubeke   nov  29,   pt  b 

16,  35  40  1.S,  5y  7%  $2700 

O'Sullivan  M  to  W  J  Feldman  nov  25,  pt 

b  7,  22  38  14,  6%,  4  ds  $1775 

Olmatead  J  D  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  18,  It 

49  b  4,  35  40  13,  5y  6}4%  ..$2000 

O'Snllivan  to  Cottage  G  Ave  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  29,  It  3  and  34  b  7,  22  38  14,  6^. $1900 
Ortmann  J  to  H  Strassheim  nov  24,  it  19 

b  8,  4  39  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

O'Shea  E  to  L  Baird  nov  8,  It  5  b  1,  20  40 

1*.  5y  6^  I36C0 

Preston  E  H  tj  E  F  Hatch  deo  11,  it  5  b 

B,  Bnshnelladd  6%  $4000 

Perkins  B  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  11,  It  31  b 

7,  20  39  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Palmer  H  S   to   Englewood  B  &  L  Assn 

nov  25,  It  26  b  15,  1  37  14,  7%  $2000 

Peiroe  J  H  to  D  Fales  June  1,  Its  8  and  9 

b  20,  4  38  12,  2y  6%  $1600 

Phelps  E  8  to  A  Chytraus  nov  29,  It  31  b 

9,  20  38  14,  —  12700 

Pratt  H  E  to  H  R  Baldwin  dec  5,  pt  b  6, 

18  39  14,  6%  11150 

Prouty  C  B  to  a  Berger  deo  2,  pt  w  hf  e 

hf  s  w  qr  8  39  13.  3y  6}4%,  4  ds  $5r00 

Proctor  R  to  Mnt  L  Ins  Oo  nov  20,  Us  33 

and  34  Kinzie  add  6y  5^  $50,000 

Peterson  O  L  to  8  W  Straus  deo  2,  It  30 

bl,  19  38  14,  3y  6%  $3500 

Peterson  O  L  to  8  W  Strans  dec  2,  It  30  b 

1,  19  38  14,  .3y  6%  $3500 

Pearson  J  to  A  Gatzert  deo  2,  pt  It  4  b  2, 

10  .S8  14.  5y  6^,  2  ds  $10,000 

Peters  F  M  to  J  H  Ernst  nov  27,  It  3  b  12 

35  40  13,  3y  6^  $2000 

Pike  A  H  to  W  B  Gibbs  June  6,  Its  1  and 

2  It  24,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  $4500 

Phillips  W  0  (o  Will  H  Moore  nov  25,  It 

2  b  1,  3  38  14,  2y  6%  flOOO 

Parker  L  to  0  M  Nichols  nov  26,  It  26  and 

29,  28  37  14,  6y  7%   |1200 

Protean  P  to  C  8  Holt  nov  23,   It  8  b  5, 

Vernon  Pk  3y  5^%  $4000 

Pederson  M  to  C  B  Matson  deo  2,  It  31  b 

7,  1  39  13,  6^  $1600 

Page  J  0  to  J  A  Edwards  nov  27,  It  8  b  2 

Waller's  add,  Bnena  Pk  5j  6<(  $7500 

Pinz  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  nov  22,  It  9  b  4,  28 

39  14,  7^  $3300 

Petterson  O  to  J  T  Dale  nov  29,  It  27  and 

28  b  1,  31  40  14,  ly  7%  $2540 

Pratt  M  B  to  V  H  Surghnor   oot  5,  It  6  b 

1,  8  42  13,  6^  $6000 

Peters  J  G  to  J  L  Oochran   oot  22,  Its  16 

and  17  b  17,  5  40  14,  6y  7%  $16,000 

Passmore  E  to  G  F  Koester  deo  3,  It  4  It 

1  b  1  Ravenswood  5y  7%  $2000 

Quinn  M  to  F  8  Winston  deo  6,  It  18  b  16 

25  39  13,  ly  6^  $1200 

Qaigley  E  to  W  S  Forrest  nov  20,  It  1  b  1 

17  39  14,  7%  $1600 

Reed  0  E  to  W  M  Howland  dec  4,  It  18  b 

10,  4  38  12,  5y  6%  $2500 

Rinn  P  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  nov  13,  It  4  b 

108  Bronson's  add  5y  6^  |13,000 

Rehberg  K  0  to  J  H  Van  Vlissingen  deo 

6,  It  16  b  5,  4  39  13,  3y  7%  $2800 

Reid  A  L  to  8  M  Fischer  nov  4,  Its  33  to 

40  b  9,  2  39  13,  2y  6%  $1600 

Robertson  E  to  J  Stern  deo  2,  It  42  b  1,  4 

39  13....  $1600 

Ried  Wm  M  to  Security  Sav  Bk  oct  28,  It 
1  to  6  It  3  eto  14  33  13,  2y  7S{  $4000 


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Rankin  T  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  26,  Its  8 

and  9  b  1  Shefl  add  376%   $4000 

Behman  B  to  J  Rose  nov  15,  It  16  b  1.  10 

38  U,  3y  6%   $6000 

Reatz  L  to  \  Peterson  nov  27,  It  21  and 

pt  22  b  8,  17  X9  14,  5y  6i ,  |40C0 

Redford  M  to  J  S  Driver  nov  26,  pt  It  872 

Riverside  3y  6!8   tl7C0 

Rnss  S  to  0  F  Sobamaober  Jr  deo  3,  It  17 

b  1  Brand  add  3y  6^  ...   $2200 

Silsby  E  W  to  W  D  Hall  deo  .S,  Its  10  and 

11  b  10  La  Grange  Py  6^   $3600 

Siiberman  J  to  T  H  gf  aiotz  deo  2,  Its  6 

and  6  It  12  b  67,  21  39  14,  5y  6!«  ...$4200 
Strauss  L  to  North  av  B  <£;  L  Assn  deo  4, 

It  26  b  2,  25  411   $1500 

Sweet  H  Jr  to  T  8  Oreighton  nov  30,  It  65 

and  66  Belmont  av  add  6}4%  $4800 

Streeter  L  S  to  \.  B  Mead  deo  1,  It  16  b  4, 

34  39  14,  3y  6^  $3' 00 

Siojpson  J  W  to  H  B  Hard  nov  30,  Its  6 

and  7  b  7    Brown's  sab   4  38  12,  5y  6% 

 $2000 

Smith  I  Q  to  Q  0  Fry   deo  7,  It  22  b  4.  14 

38  14,  7^   $3700 

Schmidt  F  A  to  J  R  Olowry  dec  9,  It  29  b 

1,  18  38  14,  7%  $2(  00 

Simon  V  to  M  K  Qreenebaom  deo  10,  It  7 

aad  pt  8  b  1,  20  4'i  It,  fiy  6%  #5  0  1 

Sohoyer  M  W  to  J  B  Knight   deo  7,  It  6 

and  pt  4  b  7,  2  38  14,  3y  5^/^%  $  V'00 

Sohlichter  A  to  P  O  Sten^laad  deo  5,  It  5 

It  189  Bronson  add  5y  fi^   $5000 

Stompe  H  ti  \  W  Martin  Jane  4,  It  8  b 

4,  17  39  14,  ly  7^  $1345 

Speyer  E  to  Q  Van  Zandt   deo  4,  prems 

547  Bn-liDg  at  2y  1%   $.'500 

Snyder  E  L)  to  G  P  Onrey  deo  5,  It  12  b  8 

33  39  12,  5y  7!8  .$-'500 

Shatts  A  J    tu  J  D  Hood   deo  2,    It  46 

Brown  to  Argyle  3y  6}4%   $1200 

Sleeper  JMtoAmT&»Bk  nov  30,  It  6 

b  13,  7  39  13,  6^....   $4600 

Smith  J  J  to  U  L  Peobham  oot  30,  Its  10 

and  14  b  14,  5  37  14.  5y  6^    $  .000 

SommoDS  H  P  to  G  A  Ruse  deo  6,  pt  b  2. 

H  &  H  add  Evanston  3y  7!5   ,$1300 

Sohwill  A  to  T  Q  &  T  Oo  nov  21,  pt  b  45 

8  37  15,  3y  /i^   $1000 

Shalek  E  to  W  Kaspar  deo  3,  Its  24  to  26 

b  3,  4  39  14,  2y  6%   $3500 

Smith  J  L  to  Chi  Penn  B  &  L  Assn  deo  3 

It  21  b  3,  35  38  14.  7%   $1300 

Smith  R  H  to  A  H  Meads   nov  16,  Its  '^8 

to  33  b  1,  31  38  16,  4j  7%   $2500 

Sooith  R  H  to  0  E  Pope  oot  28,  Its  S*  to 

41  b  1  same  3y  6«   $1500 

Sohieferstein  S  to  O  O  Sohamacher  deo  5, 

It  30  b  2,  23  39  13,  3y  6%   $1200 

Thielen  E  to  M  E  Greehebaam   dec  3,  It 

11  b  1,  9  38  14,  3y  6i^«   fl550 

Sohieber  F  F  to  M  E  Greenebanm  deo  3,  It 

23  and  24  b  1,  32  89  13,  5y  7%  $i600 

Steinmetz  Q  to  E  F  Abbott  nov  12,  It  23 

Ellis  e  add  3y  6^  $13,000 

Sievert  H  J  to  0  T  &  T  Oo  dec  3,  Its  69 

and  70  Belmont  and  Elston  av  add  5y 

61^56   15000 

Boheit  P  H  to  S  Meyer  nov  1,  It  18  b  1,  2 

39  13,  3y  6%  $1900 

80  Chi  Elevator  Co  to  III  T  &  S  Bk  deo  2. 

all  prop  25y  6%   ...  $K65,000 

Schmidt  F  to  S  L  Boyoe   dec  7,  It  21  It  1 

b  11,  26  38  14,  6y  6}4i   $2000 

Siska  J  to  0  R  Walleok  dec  2,  It  8  b  48,  19 

39  14,  7^   $3600 

Stone  A  E  to  H  A  Haagan  deo  9,  It  37  b 

5,  20  40  14,  5y  6%  $4000 

Smith  M  A  to  M  E  Greenebanm  dec  2,  It 

20  b  5,  14  39  14,  5y  6%  $5000 

Smith  M  A  to  same  deo  2,  It  9  b  9,  14  39 

13,  ll4y  7%  $1000 

Smith  E  J  to  W  T  Riokards  nov  27,  It  21 

b  2   MoCanney'd  add  Willmette  5y  6^ 

 $13C0 

Sohallman  M  to  J  Stern   nov  27,  It  1  It  5 

b  62,  21  39  14     $3(  00 

Sankpy  0  0  to  W  Heinemann  nov  23,  It 

58  Taft  add  7%.  f  IvOO 

Smith  vV  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  deo  2,  pt  It  2  b 

6,  21  38  14.  6^....  $3000 

Sinclair  J  E  to  F  B  Peabody  nov  26,  It  76 

and  77  D  38,  7  39  14,  6y  6%  $3200 

Sandy  J  H  to  Q  W  Woodbary  oct  1,  It  11 

and  pt  16  It  5,  21  38  14,  :)y  61^56  $2500 

Seaton  E  U  to  E  H  Fishbarn  nov  29,  It  8 

and  pt  6  b  0,  18  39  14,  6y  G%  $1000 

Stinson  J  to  R  Whitman   nov  27,  b  5,  25 

88  14,  3y  6!?  $9000 

Seaton  E  D  to  T  G  &  T  Go  nov  29,  Its  7 

and  8  ard  p^  6,  18  39  14,  7y  6%.  $1,000 
Salinsk'i  J  to  E  G  Paoling  nov  29,  It  36  b 

6  b  44  Sheff  add  5y  7!?  $  :5(i0 

Saxe  H  to  W  B  McClore  nov  8,   It  6  b  1, 

20  40  14,  3y  6^  $1600 


Stadelman  H  W  to  A  Torpe  nov  22,  It  7 

It  1  Sheff  add  ly  6^  $2500 

Thomas  A  C  to  Seonrity  T  &  T  Co  deo  4, 

pt  Its  21  and  22   b  1,   10  38  14,   6y  6^ 

 $5500 

Taoker  J  to  0  A  Weage  oot  29,  It  17  b  4. 

7  39  13,  2y  6i«  $1500 

Termaat  E  to  A  Loeb   deo  6,  It  41  b  32, 

17  39  14,  5y  5<J   $3282 

Taley  J  S  and  J  R  to  A  B  Mead  dec  4,  pt 

Its  1  to  3  It  1  b  4.  81  38  15,  3y  7%  .  .$1600 
Tilden  B  F  to  G  Karns  deo  2,  pt  It  7  b  3, 

14  38  14,  3y  t,%%  $1800 

Twigg  0  to  C  F  Strnble  deo  5,  pt  It  18  b 

4,  36  40  13,  6^   $1600 

Torek  M  and  J  B  to  D  W  Norton  deo  4, 

pt  b  4.  8  40  13,  6  ds  f  1300 

Trebilcook  A  to  R  F  HoIIett  deo  9,  pt  It 

2  b  5,  21  38  14.  6y  6%    $5500 

Taylor  R  E  to  Chi  Mat  R  &  h  Assn  dec  4, 

Its  89  and  pt  90,  5  39  13,  7%   $1400 

Twadail  0  to  E  N  Scott  deo  5,  It  30  b  4, 

17  39  14,  5y  6*  ...    $1000 

Utiey  M  M  to  E  0  Waller  deo  5,  It  20  b  1, 

25  38  14,  Sept  1,  H  ....$U)37 

Viezens  A  to  O  C  Batz  deo  6,  Its  2  to  5  b 

7  etc  4  38  14.  7%  15000 

Vibert  0  to  A  Smith  deo  3,  It  27  Garfield 

bvd  add  3y  7^   $3<!00 

Vates  A  to  W  E  Hatterman  dec  1,  It  7  b  6 

b  16,  Sheff  add  4y  6^  $2!  00 

Wolfe  C  S  to  O  T  &  T  Co  dec  3,  pt  It  11  b 

1  b  i!,  3  38  14,  5y  65!  $3500 

Wolfson  B  to  T  H  Sohintz,  deo  2,  pt  It  12 

b  66,  2t  39  14,  5y  6%  $4500 

Wheelook  E  F  to  First  Natl  Bank  of  Aba- 

qnerqae  deo  6,  It  4  It  11,   15  38  14,  — 

   $201  0 

Woessner  E  to  A  J  Graham   dec  5,  pt  Us 

63  and  64  n  w  qr  3  38  14,  3  mos  7%  $2000 
Wright  8  A  to  F  H  Doland  nov  30,  It  4  b 

23  Rogers  Pk  3y  6%  $2000 

Wright  S  G  to  Pab  Sav  L  &  B  Assn  dec  2 

It  40  b  1,  31  38  15,  6^   $2100 

Wesley  A  A  to  R  Berger  deo  7,  It  9  b  6,  28 

39  14,  3y  6%    $2i  00 

WakemanM  J  to  E  S  Hoen  dec  10,  It  84 

aod  pt  85  b  2.  20  40  14,  5y  7$  $1200 

Wighteman  J  to  A  Wahl  nov  24,  It  3  b  3, 

17  38  14,  3v  6!{  *3000 

Woloott  J  G  to  T  Q  &  T  Co  nov  30,  It  4  b 

1',  4  38  12,  5y  7%  $2500 

Webster  G  M  to  Englewood  B  &  h  Assn 

deo  2,  pt  8  e  hf  1  37  14,  7^   $10,000 

Waters  C  E  to  L  Baird  dec  5,  It  9  and  pt 

8  b  3.  7  39  14,  4y  6^  $6000 

Wood  H  0  to  D  H  Londerbaoh  dec  11,  pt 

Its  45  ami  44  b  4,  32  40  14,  6'?.  $2200 

Winchester  Hotel  Co  to  J  R  Foaike  deo  3 
pt  Its  14  and  15   b  2,   23  38  14,   3y  fii8 

  $10,000 

Wicker  Pk  Hall  Co  to  O  T  &  T  Co  deo  9, 
pt  It  2  8  hf  s  hf  s  w  qr  31  40  14  and  o  p 

6y  5}4i  ,..$i5,.  00 

Walker  L  H  to  Natl  U  8  L  4  H  Assn  deo 

5,  It  42  b  1,  18  40  14,  6^   $160f 

Walker  J  H  to  M  D  Flavin  Jane  3,  Its  44 

and  4fi  b  2,  22  38  14,  7%   $3200 

Yoang  J  R  to  L  Bckird  deo  2,  pt  b  3  Wood- 
lawn  Ridge  6y  6^,  3  ds  $7600 

YooDg  J  to  S  L  Bojce   deo  9,   It  16  b  13. 

Woodlawu  Ridge  ly  6^  $2500 

Zerbe  H  to  L  Kattije  dec  7,  Its  62  and  63 
Normal  Pk  add  5y  6%  $45CO 

<;HATTBLi  nOKTUAWKH. 


Albrecht  M  to  K  Pfeffer  deo  9,  saloon  572 

Larrabee  6m  $850 

Adams  S  M  to  W  S  Payne  deo  9,  forn  467 

Warren  av   $100 

Berkerkamp  J  C  to   H  Lehner  deo  5, 

horses  etc,  6339  Halsted  6m  $250 

Barnett  M  H  to  H   Baom  dec  9,  market 

636  Wabash  6m   $800 

Boaghton  A  to  C  H  Hensie  deo  9,  mdse 

5223  Halsted  93d8  $166 

Berr  J  to  8  Wright  deo  6,  farn  822  Adams 

3m  $132 

Barskowsky  H  to  Eeeley  Brg  Co  deo  6, 

saloon  23m   '.  J;i260 

Beech  E  J  to  A  Heberlein  deo  3  ptg  ofiBoe 

59  Clyboarn  av  ly  $<00 

Boggs  V  S   to   Birk  Bros  Big  Co   deo  5. 

horse  etc  249  Lincoln  av  ly  $130 

Bngni  P  to  N  W  Brg  Co   nov  16,  saloon 

12  State  23  m  $472 

Berhshire  J  to  A  H  Williams  deo  6,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  #135 

Boldenow  0  to  L  Boldenow  nov  28,  mdse 

1210  w  6l8t  2y  .   $700 

Bradley  W  to  A  Filer  dec  2,  drags  eta 

Evanston  sept  1  $300 

Borke  M  J  to  J  W  Thayer  deo  1,  s  m  and 

farn  4m  $100 


Berlin  L  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  deo  12,  farn 

Im  $165 

Beokwitb  E  L  to  C  H  Merrick  dec  4,  farn 

2y  p  m  $360 

Branson  U  to  G  Gates  deo  9,  piano  and 

fnrn  4in   $  

Benton  F  B  to  W  M  Moore  nov  20,  farn 

   $225 

Bearle  E  to  J  J  Simmons  nov  18,  forn 

State  and  34th  2y  $288 

Barrett  H  F  to  C  H  Oarr  deo  2,  farn  and 

8  m  2y  $125 

Brady  M  to  F  0  Mathews  dec  6,  piano 

5010  Centre  av  2m  $250 

Brady  M  to  M  E  Finch  deo  6,  piano  and 

farn  6m  $125 

Cunningham  J  to  R  W  Adams  nov  30, 

farn  925  Polk  7m   $428 

Casselman  E  to  S  B  Knowlton  deo  9,  farn 

7m  $112 

Castle  M  M  toG  Gates  sept  23,  farn  119 

Loomis  4m   $200 

Chelenski  J  Keeley  Mans  &  Co  deo  7,  wa- 
gon 3m   $100 

Corbett  J  to  D  8  Brg  Co  dec  9,  saloon  21 

n  State  2y  $1:^00 

Comleberg  P  H  to  S  B  Knowlton  deo  7. 

farn  7m  $195 

Collins  J  8  to  8  P  Pa^mly   dec  9,  farn 

Michigan  av  10m   $500 

Coffman  F  8  10  H  P  Mount,   piano  and 

farn  2968  Vernon  av  7m  $195 

Costello  M  J  to  J  0  Robinson  deo  2,  oar- 

riages  $2i  0 

Chamberlain  O  to  W  8  Wheeler   nov  18, 

farn    1241  Wabash  and  54  Peck  ot  9m 

 $1400 

Ohristensen  A  to  Loeb  Bros  nov  18, looms 

eto  127  Indiana  st  2y  $3000 

Dix  &  Anderson  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  dec  6 

saloon  Leiand  av  and  Clark  ly  $350 

Dnensing  H  Jr  to  d  Dnensing  dec  6,  and 

bot  ling  wks  7m   $1650 

Decker  F  to  J  Decker  et  al  nov  18,  horse 

and  wagon  $300 

Dewey  W  8  to  G  H  Culver  dec  10,  restrnt 

182  Madison  2y  $800 

Douglas  R  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  22  farn 

23m  $133 

Doff  I  to  Q  W  Wilson  rov  29,  furn  14^3 

Mich  av  2y  $700 

DeCamp  A  L  to  H  0  DeKamy  dec  3. 

dental  offloe,  eto  78  State  2y  $400 

Edemer  A  to  Standard  Brg   nov  18,  sa- 
loon 359  w  Erie  23m  $1100 

Bngehausen  L  to  F  Bierman   nov  16,  en- 
gine eto  2y  $220 

Epstean  L  I  to  Am  Brg  Co  dec  7,  saloon 

ly  $7500 

Bglen  8  to  A  Riley  deo  2,  piano  and  furn 

3m   $  

Bfner  S  to  D  Rankin  deo  5,  furn  3027 

Vernon  av  7m     $  56 

Eyston  C  W  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co  deo  9, 

fnrn  and  piano  7m  $132 

FoUmer  H  B  to  F  E  Blaokmaa   dec  6. 

horses,  etc  ly  ...$75 

Fadner  F  J  to  E  C  Wilson  deo  4,  furn 

237  29th  2y  $1500 

Fitzgerald  T  to  E  A  Robinson  &  Co  deo 

mdse  363  Westn  av  ly   $3  0 

Frankel  0  to  M  W  Howard   deo  9,  saloon 

■4823  Ashland  av  10m   ..$1000 

Fauber  W  H  to  J  J  Sidway   nov  19,  furn 

32  V  Bnren  90  ds  $280 

Fowler      S  to  H  P  Mount  nov  8,  furn 

eto  4142  Berkeley  av   $l3f) 

Gross  M  to  C  G  A  loam  nov  19,  pool  table 

994  Milvraukhe  av  10m  $I4o 

Gregory  T  to  N  W  Brg;  Co  dec  4,  saloon 

44  5  State  23m   $3  0 

Geraten  T  to  F  Steupdec  9,  horses  eto  726 

Grand  av  ly  $300 

Gamble  J  H  to  J  M  Towers  dec  9,  mdse 

  $4427 

Gamble  J  H  to  E  A  Gamble  deo  9,  ^  in 

stock  26  River  st  $300 

Gamble  J  H  to  E  A  Gamble  deo  9,  bills 

recvable  $500 

Groeger  F  to  W  Gallaher  dec  2,  maohy 

eto  78  Market  6m  $325 

Garliok  R  to  H  P  Mount  dec  4,  horse  eto 

13  Rosebud  7m  $  

Qilleopie  E  G  to  H  M  Dowd  deo  5,  furn 

3769  and  3301  Lake  av  ly   $300 

Glenn  A  to  E  Smith  nov  26,  furn  7m. .$137 
Goe  L  T  to  A  H  Williams  dec  4,  fnrn  and 

8  m  7m  $134 

Grange  0  E  to  L  M  Cook  dec  5,  fnrn  7m 

 $130 

Henmos  A  to  C  Jonvenat  nov  11,  horses, 

etc  104  Burling  $300 

Barper  J  to  Fortune  Bms  Brg  Co  nov  28, 

saloon  483  w  Ohio  ly  $275 

Hansoa  N  to  J  Krobn  nov  SO,  horae,  eto 


2y  $350 

Hutchinson  S  to  M  E  Finoh  deo  6,  furn 

6m  $207 

Harms  C  to  Remner  oct  1,  horses  eto  1719 

Lyons  2y   $100 

Ueilner  D  to  Wacker  &  B  B  &  M  Co  deo  5, 

saloon  1125  n  Halsted  2y  $300 

Healy  C  M  to  J  Sohimilfenig  dep  9,  furn 

46th  6th  av  4m  $200 

Hunt  C  to  C  Berg   dec  10,  ptg  t/ffioe  197 

Canal  2y  $400 

Holt  H  to  N  Dysley   deo  4,   fnrn  1881 

Madison  4m  $225 

Hawkins  C  to  F  Chapek  deo  6, grocery  eto 

422  Western  av  $200 

Harris  M  L  to  M  E  Finch  nov  18,  fnrn  6 

m  $100 

Uedlen  A  G  to  C  Hedler  Sr  nov  15,  horses 

eto  Jefferson  ly  $400 

Johudon  C  N  to  J  W  Paige  deo  3,  mdse 

2.<m    $300 

JcKnston  C  A  to  U  8  Brg  Co  deo  7,  saloon 

267  Franklin  2y  $326 

James  C  E  to  L  F  Hopkins  nov  30,  piano 

268  Leavitt  7m  $134 

Johnson  A  to  F  W  Bill  &  Co  nov  14,  forn 

16;  2  Ashland  Biock  6m  $307 

Kencey  d  to  R  M  Carr  nov  l.'),drag  store 

41  59  Indiana  av   $1600  . 

Klath  G  to  W  Wobido   nov  8,  house  2528 

LaSalle  ly   $600 

Koehler  W  to  E  W  Reichel  deo  3,  saloon 

691  Milwaukee  av  18m  $700 

Kookia  E  B  to  8  Presoott  deo  7  furn  1831 

Mich  av  ly  $300 

Knrth  M  A  to  Blatz  Brg  Co  dec  6,  saloon 

288  n  Franklin  ly    $1220 

Kirkp.itriok  L  M  to  E  U  Considine  dec  6, 

furn  2108  Wabash  10m   $H00 

Kosakowski  A  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  oot  1, 

saloon  8339  Boflalo  av  23m  $90 

Klein  L  to  G  G  Hubbell  deo  6,  farn  dec  1, 

 $300 

Kane  T  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Co  deo  6,  saloon 

2352  C  Grove  av  ly   $768 

Kazmerohyk  V  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Co 

nov  27,  bldgs  Lemont  ly  $150 

Kraft  W  to       Lanyhorst  deo  5,  horses, 

eta,  316  n  May  22m  $1100 

King  G  H  to  E  A  Biggs  nov  29,  furn  and 

8ml247  w  North  av  2m  $88 

Lansing  C  E  to  G  R  Smith  deo  6,  forn 

and  8  m  7m    $179 

Laty  E  to  M  E  Finch  deo  4,  furn  6m.. $103 
Levy  8  to  8  B  Knowlton  nov  26,  farn  7m 

 $120 

Lind  A  to  8  B  Knowlton  deo  10,  farn 

and  piano  7m    $130 

Larken  P  to  J  Haokett  deo  7,  farn  146 

flaisted  $590 

Lloyd  A  W  to  F  t£  Wheeler  nov  14,  saloon 

31'U)  Groveland  av   $285 

Lehlitt  W  to  N  Carter  deo  10,  shop  284  w 

12th  $500 

Levi  L  to  G  R  Smith  deo  2,  s  m  and  furn 

6m   $200 

LaVictorve  8  R  to  M  E  Finoh  deo  6,  furn 

6m  $76 

Lazzarioh  F  to   J  J  Sohlesinger  nov  11, 

fnrn  281 0  Archer  av  ly   $100 

Leif  M  to  C  Meader  nov  12,   piano  and 

farn  9m   $100 

Mnivy  L  A  to  P  Fittz   nov  7,  furn  988 

Washington  2m   $378 

Mooney  J  H  M  E  Finoh   nov  15,  furn  6m 

 $103 

Miller  C  to  U  G  Willmarth  nov  16,  horses 

farm  implmts  etc  Uarrington  2y....$792 
Mills  J  to  J  M  Strawn   nov  21,  farn  6m 

 $250 

McNulty  P  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Co   nov  27, 

saloon  8950  Strand  2y   .  $230 

Miehle  J  J  to  Chi  Herald  Co   nov  15,  ptg 

office  183  n  Peoria  Feb  15,'98  $4750 

Main  F  N  to  L  F  Hopkins   deo  2,  piano 

and  furn  846  74th  7m  $130 

Moss  A  to  A  H  Gorson  nov  30,  horses  eto 

6/2  Fullerton  av  ly  $250 

Main  W  to  N  W  Brg  Co  deo  5,  saloon  9  2 

School  $300 

Mat..Iow  M  to  H  A  F  Mogg   deo  9,  fnrn 

23m  $ltO 

McCuunell  A  to  B  England  sept  4,  fnrn 

5142  Waba  h  av  2y  $645 

MoMabon  A  J  to  J  H  McMahon  deo  2, 

horses  etc  I8m  $4600 

Mars  R  R  to  E  J   Towle  deo   4,  hou^^e 

Evanston  2y  $1200 

Miohhl  T  C  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co  dec  7,  sa- 
loon 95  16ih  $700 

Mot'ris  A  H  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  7,  pi- 
ano 6m  $231 

MoManis  J  F  to  H  M  Grath  deo  9,  saloon 

11  LaSalle  ly   $19*4 

Marz  A  to  Cooke  Brg  Co  deo  6,  saloon 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  14,  1896. 


1089  n  Robey  23m  $30  ) 

Mahoney  W  T  to  NatDl  M  Loan  Oo  deo  4, 

forn  7ai  f  101 

Nelson  M  to  J  O  Fraser  nov  26,  wagon 

eto  ly  SiOO 

Newbans  N  0  to  A.  Oollins  deo  7,  fam  467 

Bowen  av  ly  $100 

Nagel  A  to  D  Jaosen  deo  2,  horses  eto  ly 

 $2C0 

Oswald  B  to  L  Mayer   nov   15,   furn  16 

Hubbard  ot  2y  $5000 

O'Connor  E  L  to  L  Rinaker  nov  1,  farn 

420  Mioh  av  $300 

O'Toole  P  F  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  deo  7,  sa 

loon  617  Lake  23m   $600 

Palmer  J  L  to  H  A.  Pope  deo  — ,  piano 

and  farn  177  Dearborn  8m  $246 

Popek  S  P  to  J  Szymozak  deo  2,  saloon 

562  n  Ashland  av  2y   $800 

Pearson  B  8  to  W  S  Fields   nov   11,  sa- 
loon 355  33d  2y  $475 

Pearson  J  to  A  (3  Fabrioias   deo  6,  farn 

wagon  eto  Bowmanville  2y  $100 

Peiroe  H  to  A  M  Obattaoomb  deo  2,  laon- 

dry  1328  Diversey  av  2y  $100 

Pomeroy  W  0  to  M  E  Finoh   deo  4,  farn 

6m   $155 

Powell  E  to  P  S  Cowey   nov  7,  torn  66110 

Wentworih  av  2y  $500 

Parker  B  to  H  P  Monnt  nov  28,  fare  164 

Van  Baren  7m  $195 

Peterson  C  J  to  i'  Loeff  oct  31,  mdse  642 

Grand  av  2y  $603 

Ryder  S  A  to  M  E  Finoh  deo  6,  s  m  and 

forn  6m  $102 

Rizson  0  to  0  E  Strabel  nov  29,  bakery, 

eto  195  ToWQsend  st  ly  $276 

Raby  J  A  to  E  Smith  deo  3,  farn  7  m  $101 
Rose  AM  to  F  Q  Wright  deo  7,  piano 

and  furn  6321  Sheridan  9m  $i25 

Riley  T  J   to  0  H  Oarr  nov  12,  furn  2y 

 $100 

Salow  A  to  E  H  Wolenberg  nov  18,  fnrn 

1276  w  16th  $350 

Stadebaker  J  S   to  J  Sohnair   nov  18, 

horse  eto  80y  Carroll  av  6m   $105 

Steinberger  F  et  al  to  U  P  Moant   deo  4, 

fnrn  2808  Wabash  av  7m   f  i30 

Stanley  I  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  4,  fnrn  6 

m   $207 

Shampay  P  J  to  T  J  O'Neill   Aag  10,  en- 
gine and  macby  267  34ih   $100 

Schaltz  J  to  0  Bueeoh  deo  16,  horses  eto 

2y  $471 

Sohollenberger  W  M  to  A  Ellinger  deo  10 

laundry  341  Harrison  6m  $260 

Sohaham  E  to  Manhattan  Brg  Co   nov  1, 

saloon  1449  47th  ?y  $970 

Schmidt  A  to  W  WiuterhoflE  et  al  deo  6, 

bakery  eto  13715  Leyden  av  2y  $300 

Sloman  L  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  9,  farn  6 

m  $83 

Slack  J  H  to  J  J  Flyrn  sept  27,  cash  reg- 
ister 9m  $100 

Skaden  N  E  to  J  A  Rimmer  deo  6,  fnrn 

185  Washington  2y   $1050 

Simmes  J  to  M  E  Finch  deo  7,  farn  1009 

Ohi  Op  House  6m   $129 

Stevens  A  to  Seipp  Brg  Co  deo  4.  saloon 

2712  State  2y   .  $530 

Soeson  0  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  deo  2, 

saloon  1358  30th  2y  $'239 

Scott  A  M  to  F  R  Cole  deo  3,  fnrn  348 

Mioh  av  5m  $250 

Scott  M  J  to  D  B  Soott  oot  28,  piano 

2924  Vernon  av  ly  $'Oii 

Swafiford  J  W  to  0  H  Carr  deo  5,  farn  2y 

••••  •  $250 

Skalka  B  to  Bohemian  Brg  Co  nov  22,  sa- 
loon 437  w  78th  dem  $725 

Smith  W  to  8  B  Knowlton  deo  6,  fnrn  7m 

   $^80 

Strong  0  G  to  0  Hammersmit   deo  1, 

horse  and  wagon  2y   $— 

Sherman  0  to  P  Bayer  nov  18,  barber 

•hop  290  Water  $110 

Sohaedd  A  to  J  E  Werling  deo  6,  horse, 

eto  212  w  Chi  av  ly  $600 

Stensend  O  to  J  Peterson  deo     forn  98 

Hill  nov  4, '97  $303 

Touby  P  L  to  M  B  Finch  deo  5,  horses, 

carriage  sleigh,  eto  6m  $103 

Tabnonis  T  to  T  Berr  deo  6,  horse  etc, 

 $100 

Thornbnsh  H  to  S  B  Knowlton  nov  29, 

forn  7m  ,   $208 

Thompson  A  to  H  P  Mount  deo  7,  forn  7 

m   ••   $346 

Teller  E  J  to  F  A  Larkins  nov  25,  farn  6 

m  $107 

Talbot  A  J  to  R  M  MoOreery  deo  2,  farn 

l«m    $313 

Taylor  E  L  to  G  G  Hnbbell  nov  13,  fnrn 

10m  $103 

Tyrrell  F  A  to  U  S  Bi-g  Co  nov  16,  saloon 

1764  n  Clark  2y  $515 


Tonis  R  to  J  Lipman   nov    19,   furn  40 
Cornelia  18m  $129 

Upson  M  E  to  H  M  Dowd   deo  5,  livery 
239  Panlioa  ly   $1250 

Veneziano  V  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  nov 
6,  saloon  68  Polk  2y  $150 

Wooley  A  H  to  M  E  Finah  nov  30,  furn  6 
m  $100 

Wright  W  E  to  N  J  Enright  deo  5,  carri- 
ages 73  26th  st  2y   $2400 

Weinschenk  L  to  R  Kranse  dec  5,  library 
Ashland  bik  Jan  1  $2269 

Walton  P  H  to  A  H  Gorson  nov  2,  horses 
eto  782  Lincoln  av  10m    $100 

Waohmann  H  to  U  S  Brg  Co   nov  18,  sa- 
loon 699  n  Ashland  2y   ..$134 

Williams  W  to  (Jhi  Automatic  Light  Oo 
deo  7,  lighting  plant  183  V  Buren.  ..$116 

Wendt  J  O  to  W  Q  Millred  deo  9,  market 
744  Madiaon  . .   $731 

Wing  F  H  to  J  V  Northam  &  Co  deo  3, 
saloon  2136  State  5m   ....$2500 

Wheeler  A  A  to  S  Richards  dec  6,  forn 
729  Madison   $90 

Wendt  H  to  G  H  Landwer  deo  4,  horses, 
etc  oot  1  $600 

Wall  J  d  to  0  Meader  deo  4,  farn  9m.$i03 
Zinngli  J  R  to  U  Poyer  deo  5.  farn  547 

Diversey  7m  $100 

Zelk  J  to  U  H  Wimeriohlage  deo  4,  horses 
etc  2y  $300 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Broemeoke  P  to  B  Broenneke  deo  2,  bldg  and  shop 

2333  Wentworth  $700 

MattneWH  0  K  to  (i   ThornhiU   dec  3,  druga  2  a 

Halsied    $6U00 

Larscheider  J  to  A  0  Larecbeider  deo  3,  horses  etc 

•  •  112011 

Habn  A  H  to  F  B  BuBZlu  deo  2,  farn  4725  Balsted 

 $250 

Fisher  D  to  0  A  Anderson  dec  3,  restanrant  3Iii5 

Wentworth  av  t2i  0 

Hartmann  O  to  D  F  N  Eornlng  dec  3,  B  S  shop  428 

Arml'age  av  $75 

Scher  J  to  J  Oohn  dec  2,  mdse  ISlVt  Mllwaakee  av 

•-•   $360 

Ostatag  W  to  G  L  Beiuhard  nov  30.  mdae  9  S  Wa- 
ter $5(10 

Debmlow  A  to  Vienna  Dyeing  &  0  Wks  d^o  4,  shop 

etc  6i  Rueh  |600 

Kennedy  W  M  to  0  R  Evans  sept  17,  mdse  eto  1839 

D  Kediie  av  1450 

Qasperlnl  J  to  A  Qasperinl  dec  5,  salooD  513  Wa- 
bash  |i 

Halvereen  O  M  to  P  Sbalernd  dec  B,  fnrn  764  w 

North  av   f365 

Barges  F  to  J  Barges  dec  5,  farn  1512  47th   H60 

QIame  Oonetrnction  Oo  to  W  A  Kay  sept  24,   B  B 

ties  etc,  IBtb  and  Halsted  S260(i 

Silk  L  M  to  N  M  Simuuds  dec  3,  farn  2m   ...$117 

Beichman  8  to  H  Beichman  dec  6,  horses  etc  67ii 

w  DtTision  125(1 

Back  T  to  A  Brancbge  dee  1,  horse  eto  $90 

McDonald  W  A  to  J  L  Qaaae  nov  12.  horses  etc.  $180 
LtDker  J  A  to  6  Linker  deo  3,  mdse  253  31st  st.  I150U 
Uatscker  0  A  E  to  0  Baecker  nov  12,  mdse  12  Fifth 

av  151  0 

Chandler  W  F  to  W  H  Bartlett  deo  6,  horses  etc 

16  w  19lh  1125 

Kolili's  H  to  A  M  Taylor  oct  19,  a  m  and  furn  210» 

Armoar  av  jj 

Hart  F  A  to  N  Hart  nov  19,  electrotypes  eto  $460 

Hurt  F  A  to  Engiaeers  Div  Oo  jane  21,  Enxnrs  Di- 

reoty  |  

ao'mes  T  to  E  T  Holmes  deo  6,  farn,  horses  etc 

2i0  Branch  st  u 

Dorrance  B  G  Oo  to  W  O  Shedler  dec  6,  mdse  316 

Wells  $2800 

Borchers  T  to  E  Keil  doc  4,  flour  and  feed  516  Oiy- 

boarn  av  1350 

MoOanley  A  U  to  J  Obeadjrf  deo  7,  fvrn  167  Dear- 
born  

Nl  dakorn  J  to  J  -Bollig  deo  4,  saloon  UK)  George 

8'     $4(J0 

Dickinson  A  W  to  E  a  Oarlis  dec  5,  engine  etc....$l 
Lucas  J  ti  J  Artner  nov  29,  barber  shop  17  n  Oiark 

 $51100 

Fllzserald  J  H  to  T  Fitzgerald  farn  363  Western  av 

  $1000 

Wesberg  M  D  to  E  Welsberg  deo  7,  tobacco  44 
Brown  ,35,, 

Bopp  0  to  K  Hoffooaa  nov  6,  horses  eto   .  $1211 

Gelser  M  10  A  Bosenwald  nov  25,  flit  eto  321  w  llth 
  $2460 

Belnbard  Q  L  to  0  E  bummer  deo  6,  mdse  11  a 

"'"'^'^  $260 

Zlmmer  E  to  H  Kiechl  nov  8,  horses  eto  1656  Uren- 

s''^''  $205 

Wilcox  M  A  to  H  E  Wlloox  deo  7,  furn  186  37tb..,.$l 
Foley  W  B  to  F  J  Foley  dec  4,  grocery  24  Burling. 

 $300 

Olbermann  J  P  to  E  Olbermaun  dea  6,  horees  eto 

812  Nelson  ,^00 

Badford  J  H  to  M  L  Eadford  deo  2,  H  lat  In 


maohy  eto,  Throop,  L  oomls  and  Tau  Buren,  ex- 
change and  II 

Van  Oura  M  8r  to  M  Van  Oura  Jr  deo  2,  borses  eto 

366  w  lith   $160 

Ham'ln  H  A  to  0  Heck  deo  9,  ptg  offlce  423  Dear- 
born $4000 

SiTarkee  W  A  to  W  A  Paulsen  deo  9,  furn  and  piano 

6030  Madison  av  4m  1  $432 

Engel  Oateriug  Oo  to  Am  Brg  Oo  deo  7,aaIooT>  and 

restaurant  $7500 

Dewey  N  S  to  O  V  Jenkins  deo  10,  restanrant  182 

maaison   1200 

Zacbarias  G  to  P  Boislkas  deo  10,  mdae428''i  North 

n»  $400 

Vesely  F  to  C  Brewer  aug  16.  saloon  57  n  01ark,$.22(  0 
Henderson  D  to  0  M  Jeflerson  nov  29,  billboards 

etc  '   $1 

Polzier  E  0  to  B  B  Klemm  nov  27,  machy  etc  138 

Wells  ti6oo 

Boevea  F  to  B  Qeisler  nov  27,  mdse  336  w  12th..jt800 
Robblts  K  tj  J  A  Drake  nov  28,  mdse  169  Wabash. $1 
Koe  H  H  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  mdse  169  Wabash..  $1 

Bobbins  A  E  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  furn  turn  $1 

O'Brien  W  J  to  S  Sullivan  nov  27,  saloon  935  Madi- 
son $1600 

Frankei  8  B  to  H  Frankel  noy  26  furn  203  36th.  115 
Del  Qenlo  B  to  8  Del  Genio  sept  25,  salooi  133  Ew- 

Ing  st  $2600 

Del  Qenio  B  to  8  Del  Genio  sept  27,  saloon  137  Ew- 

ing  st  $600 

Bogers  0  to  F  8  Winston  nov  27,  furn  465  Madison 

 $£>3 

Beflner  G  M  to  F  B  Power  nov  22,       business  22 

w  Randolph  

Power  F  B  to  W  B  Dracke'.t  nov  22.  VJ  business  22 

w  Bandolph   $51  q 

Teiley  Q  W  to  J  O  Ebabir  nov  21,  harness  $400 

Orooker  0  G  to  W  T  Adams  n  jv  20,  restaurant..  $196 
Parker  A  M  to  T  0  Dillon  sept  18,  furn  2127  Michi- 

K*"    $66 

Qeissler  B  to  E  Breves  deo  2,  drugs  460  Colorado 

av  $810 

Kuhn  A  G  to  J  E  Kubu  deo  2.  ptg  office  294  Cottage 

Grove  av  $1 

Heimsolh  J  D  to  C  A  Zahn  Oo  nov  25,  bottled  goods 

eto,  li  32  Milw  av  $231 

Butcher  E  J  to  W  Pitte  nov  30,  furn   $3u0 

Krause  J  to  D  irause  sept  5,  house  595  Lincoln  av 

 $200 

Krause  D  to  J  Krause  Jr,  dec  2,  same  $30o 

King  T  H  to  0  B  Olson  n  ,v  15,  horse  elc  $100 

Dye  B  to  W  J  Sirk  nov  12,  saloon  66  Clsrk  $660 

Oamp  A  B  to  T  P  Randall  j  uly  3,  lumber  Laflin  and 

'^2ud  $1600 

Klotz  H  to  L  Civlk  oot  1,1,  furn  889  2lst  pi  $35 ) 

acbrender  L  8  to  a  M  Scbrender  nov  19,  drugs 

2510  Lake      $550 

Beise  P  to  J  Bath  nov  19,  mdse  etc  367  w  13th  pi.  .$36 
Burke  I  F  to  Q  0  Burk  nov  23,  grocery  and  mar. 

ket  1  Elizabeth      $1500 

8toll  P  G  to  L  Kracke  nov  22,  saloon  256  Madison 

 13600 

Beokyne  V  to  J  H  Frank  nov  25,  mdse  eto  606  Har- 
rison  $1000 

Cook  E  L  to  8  J  Oook  oot  7,  billiard  hail  1399  Mad- 

'SO'"  $18(10 

Johnston  W  W  to  0  E  Wells  nov  7,  "City  and 

County  Cfflcial"  office  $350 

Nelson  A  to  K  Posuer  nov  26,  wagon  etc  683  Divls- 

0°  -    $26 

Arnold  L  H  to  L  A  Kimball  nov  22,  mdse  360  State 

 $500 

Evans  J  Q  to  0  A  Wales  july  10,  bldga  and  contents 

269  61st  $800 

Piliisier  L  to  J  Ozjllo  nov  1,  restaurant  and  saloon 

66  Wells  •.    $170 

Fitzgerald  W  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  nov  21,  saloon  2668 

State    $300 

Laitob  B  to  E  Laitoh  aug  21,  horses  etc  171  .North 

av  $2000 

Kelling  0  to  H  Pieobatzck  nov  16,  saloon  Biverview 

 $460 

Campbell  A  A  Co  to  M  C  Campbell  nov  21,  fnrn. $450 
Fonruaz  )8  0  to  O  P  Koumongis  nov  22,  mdse  47<8 

Ashland  $500 

Johnson  J  to  E  Mogg  nov  21,  furn  $70 

She^ard  L  N  to  G  A  Holfaptel  nov  27,  piano  Slst 

and  State  $254 

Manhanye  F  to  F  Baker  nov  19.  377  45th  st  $375 

Bohr  N  to  H  Bush  sept  2,  fnrn  and  13  s  ms  777 

Milwaukee  av   $1000 

Hersobel  E  tj  M  Hersohel  nov  20,  mdse  eto  231 

Blue  Isld  av  $300 

Nagel  a  to  P  J  Neft  nov  15,  milk  businesa  $600 

May  M  to  s  A  Baldwin  nov  19,  grocery  847  n  Clark 

  $2600 

Bosenthal  H  to  C  Oolof  nov  19,  mdse  143  n  Olaik 

  $29n8 

King  H  E  to  8  N  Blodgett  nov  19,  furn  $40 

Holton  W  B  to  SI  E  Uolton  nov  14,  furn  $1 

Pentz  H  to  W  D  Eelley  nov  18,  fern  812  n  Bockwell 

   $B0 

Harder  F  H  to  A  Harder  nov  14,  s  m  and  farq.,.$30j 
Anderson  A  to  M  M  Larson  oot  16,  mdae  113  Oak 

av  $400 

aallegber  B  G  to  J  Gallegher  nov  15,  turn  $130 


M  P  Harty  et  al  v  J  D  Hallock,  $5,899. 

Pittsburg  and  Chicago  Gaa  Coal  Oo  v  Wearer  t 

Getz,  (6,S9.'5. 
F  A  Smith  V  8  H  Buohanin,  $1,100. 
Bobert  Clark  et  al  v  William  Hariey,  $2,058. 
Estate  Susfin  Knight  v  J  W  Martin  and  Jennie  M  0 

Lingle,  11,732. 
Oscar  Bosenthal  v  Samuel  Cornfield  and  Jacob  Kobn 

(614. 

William  Pageli  v  Edward  0  Pagels,  $766. 
Globe  National  Bank  v  A  H  Andrews  A  Co,  $25,744. 
Henry  Crofat  et  al  v  Edward  J  ^chupp.  890. 
Conrad  Seipp  Brew  Oo  v  Erhard  Wachter,  $2,468. 
Bohemian  Brg  Oo  v  Qustav  A  Stubner,  $658. 
National  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  George  W  Antis,  $929. 
Ernest  Tosetti  Brewiug  Co  v  Ohnrles  Olschner,  $502. 
Crane  Co  v  J  B  Armstrong,  t6(i9. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Uo  t  S  K  Grant,  $1,274.38. 
J  Biedler  v  L  Bosengartea,  B  Wilson  and  A  Bene- 
dict, $1,(00. 

National  Wall  Paper  Co  v  W  Rand  B  M  Mullen,  $666. 

Alexander  Cole  v  Oalherine  Ohatterton,  $1,031.10. 

H  M  Lewis  v  O  K  Oonover,  $5,000. 

0  WeisiDg,  $2,500;  M  A  Nears,  $1,950. 

C  L  Schasr  v  F  J  Homan,  $7,150. 

State  Bank,  of  Madison,  Wis,  v  H  L  Smith,  $1,092. 

DQuinn  Coal  Mining  Oo  V  W  W  Jackson  and   8  W 

Qilman,  $9,053. 
0  E  Jennings  v  8  H  Jennings,  $663. 
T  8  McClelland  y  E  H  Talbott,  $8i(), 
Mooney  &  Boland  Detective  Agency  v  J  H  Van  Vlla- 

singsn  &  Bro,  $1,600. 
Martin  BmericbjOutfitting  Company  v  P  L  Austin 

$2,603. 

W  Eichman  v  0  Eetzel,  $1,845. 

T  J  and  E  Mnllaney  v  Jllizabeth  Moore,  T  and  E 

Siriih,  $500. 
Oooke  Brewing  Co  V  Dwyer  Matthew,  $542  60. 
M  J  West  V  A&tna  Lite  Ins  Co,  $3,095.16. 
M  K  Bayer  v  City  ot  Chicago,  $920. 
8  Carlson  v  8  M  Dobson,  $810. 
W  Gibson  V  Robe  1 1  Greer,  $1,666. 
A  H  Mead  v  H  N  Hibbard  and  0  A  Oleaver,  1620.53. 
jQlIa  Ke  ly  V  W  M  Kelly,  $954.29. 
D  H  Tolman  v  J  &  J  Kanrer,  1757.83. 
P  Quinn  V  L  S  and  M  S  By,  $600. 
J  Arado  v  W  J  Murphy,  $694.94. 

Chicago  Drop  Forge  and  Fouudry  Co  v  Moffat  Cycle 
Oo,  $1,950. 

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank  v  S  8  Mintz,  $922.40. 
A  Winchester  v  J  T  story,  $786  66. 
Saliua  Llndqust  John  A  Messenger,  $10,000. 
W  H  Watson  et  al  v  Estate  Adam  L  Amberg,  $3,196. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Company  v  E  K  Grant,  $2,708. 
George  Robb  v  City  of  Chicago  t&bO. 
George  Brandi  v  William  H  Ford,  $680. 
Marie  A  Beay  v  Hosea  W  and  Nettie  A  Palmer, 
$4,086. 

John  MoOann  et  al  v  Mrs  W  A  Stevens,  $746. 
Caroline  D  Erwin  v  Soeke  Dumby,  $1,163. 
Samuel  J  Payne  v  Soeke  Domby.  $1,(  97. 
Peck  Brothers    Oo  v  Frank  J  Fisher,  tSOV. 
J  A  Gecnerv  Martin  BasmiiSS'-y,  $995.49. 
John  Havel  v  C  and  G  T  By,  $1,250. 
Sarah  Block  v  City  of  Chicago,  $1,800. 
Combe,  Beason  &  Co  v  Drovers'  National  Bank, 
H,3D3. 

J  Bodkin  v  J  3  Givins  Jr  and  H  P  Wade,  $1.UC0. 

G  A  Hnwley  v  J  H  Havcrly,  $1,500. 

Mary  Smith  v  Illinois  Central  B  B,  $75u. 

J  B  Weber  v  J  O  Lee,  $778. 

F  UacVeaeh  &  Co  v  F  Silver,  $687. 

Bolatird  &  Roach,  $1,707;  John  McOhesney,  $2,750; 

Belaud  Bros  $903,  v  8t  Bartholomew's  Church,  of 

Englewood. 
W  Porterv  L  D  Tnthlll,  $1,423. 
Admtr  Est  Henry  Wailbanm  0  N  &  W  By,  $800. 
Shoe  and  Leaiher  National  Bank  v  Dernberg,  Glick 

&  Horner,  $774.12. 
Calumet  National  Bank  v  Frank  Drebing,  $1,675. 
W  Evers  &  Oo  v  Frank  Meyers,  $53.21. 
Nioholaa  Martiu  v  J  Martin,  $1,4'  9.46. 
M  E  Bandy  v  Mary  Weston  and  B  B  Forbes,  $683.04. 
OBI&PRRvBF  Wilson,  $581.62. 
Milwaukee  Avenue  State  Bank  v  Charles  Beteel, 

$1,682.85. 

E  W  Herrick  v  Blum  &  Blum,  $1,016.33. 

Sweet,  Dempster  &  Co,  $944.51;  United  Shirt  and 

Collar  Oo,  $^65.47,  v  M  L  Frledenlhal. 
J  A  Kohn  et  al  v  Julius  Levy,  $J,649.13. 
Maggie  Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  C  Levia,  $783. 
J  H  Ethridge  v  0  B  Smith,  $1,000. 
Morgan,  Wright  &  Oo  v  J  H  Fields,  $4,000. 
8  Eugenia  Gill  v  J  J  Shea,  $514.08. 
Diederich  Gelsler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370.22. 
Maurice  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Oo,  $5,000. 
Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo  v  Rosenblatt  &  Stein  $779.53. 
Hayes  &  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $I,116.6;i. 
Piiterson  a  Orr  v  B  J  Hcannell,  $l,6D0. 
SnI  Friedman  v  Jacob  Goldcan,  $872. 
Wilson  Brothers  V  Henry  Harm',  »l,a03. 
0  Schilling  &  Oo  v  Ed  Beinemann,  $568. 
Sanitary  Specialty  Mfg  Co  v  N^iU  &  Mahnke  Oon- 

Btrnotion  Oo,  $608. 


December  14,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1199 


MECHANICS'  LIENS. 


Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  19  of  Wood's  snb,  of  w  10 
acres  of  It  6  of  e  ^4  of  n  e  ^  seo  36  40 
13.  Central  Lamber  Co  v  P  J  Maosoo 
 $52.62 

Calumet  av,  prems  4440  to  4446.  Bard- 
well  &  Robinson  Co  t  Neill  &  Mahnke 
OoDstrnotion  Co,  Robert  Neill,  Lonis 
H  Mahnke  and  W  Ames   $132.67 

8ame  prems.  Same  v  Same  $1232.67 

Borden's  sub,  It36b3e}^sw3^ne  ^ 
17  38  14.  Samnel  C  Glover  et  al  t  Jane 
Bronwer  $233.93 

Tanner's  sob,  lt22b4ofne3^e^  se 
19  4C  14.  Soperior  Lamber  Co  v  H 
L  Wheatley  $200 

Tanner's  snb,  It  21  same.  Same  v  Same 
 $200 

0  T  snb,  sablt  33  of  It  1  b  6.  George  B 
Engle  Jr  et  al  y  Joseph  Sneberger. .  .$21 

Thompson's  snb,  It26b2nw3^nei^l 
39 13.  Aogast  Eranse  v  Darham  F 
Keeney  $44.90 

Wallace  st,  prems  3663.  John  P  Dineen  et 
al  V  Catherine  Morton  $660 

Jones' sob.  Its  10  and  11  b  3  Wiokersham 
resDb  of  bs  5  and  6  of  s  w      seo  23  40 

13.  Wm  H  Plumb  v  Lewis  K  Kent. .  .$225 
Cleaver  st,  prems  202.   Wm  Cook  et  al  v 

Mathias  Ekwiuski  $260.58 

Busby's  snb,  It  1,  Atkinson's  sub  of  w  }^ 
b  4  of  8  1^  8  e  ^  n  w  3^  10  38  14. 
Eniokerbooker  loe  Co  v  Charles  E 
Jones  and  Albert  Mead  $34.62 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  Piper's  3rd  add.  Its  1 
and  2  b  45  $62.60 

LtE  44  and  45  tfendrick's  sub,  a  sub  of  Its 
12  13  14  of  orig  blk  4  Blue  Island  L  & 
B  Co's  snb  known  as  Washington  Hgts. 
Ecglewood  Sash  and  Door  Co  v  Mollie 
L  Lang  $2i2.94 

Oakley  av,  prems  878.  Soren  N  Nielsen  et 
al  V  lars  Pedersen  $425 

Fairfield  av,  prem  888.  Miohael  Eeating  v 
Magalena  Lundahl  $110 

Fifty-fourth  ot,  prems  933  and  935.  Ger- 
hard Sohwaning  v  Walter  E  Powell  and 
James  B  Garner  $;8 

Wabash  av,  prems  233.  Wm  H  Ratten- 
bury  et  al  v  Lewis  L  Coburn  $268.06 

Hoyne  av  N,  prems  1214  and  1216.  John 
M  Bergstrom  v  Daniel  Sloan  $1800 

South  Ch'go,  Ironworker's  add.  Its  1  to  33 
ino,  Its  71  to  73  ino  and  Its  79  to  104 
all  in  b  45.  Charles  Johnston  v  Albert 

Sohwill&Oo  $.588.08 

.  Edge  water,  Clark  st  add.  It  68.  Joseph 
Winandy  v  Thomas  Deaoy  $56.30 

Harrison  st  W,  prems  2261.  Rittenhonse 
&  Embree  Co  v  B  J  Qoldbeok  $59.69 

Lee's  snb.  It  37  b  6  of  w  >^  of  s  e  sec 
20  38  14.  J  J  Doyle  v  Lucius  Harlbat.|46 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Its  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Rudolph  Stilovee  v  Mrs  Delia  E 
QallaRher  $145 

Lee's  sub.  Its  37  b  5  w  }^  s  e  3^  20  38  14. 
George  Megee  v  Dougald  Moir  and 
Luoina  Hnrtburt  $230 

Ellis  East  add,  s  19.60  ft  of  It  10  n  2.35  ft 
of  It  11  b  24.  C  Wall  Paper  Co  v  Ella 
and  T  Cadwallader  $?5.22 

Pike's  sub.  It  11  of  s  }^  of  s  e     of  n  e 
of  8  w  34  sec  3  as  14.  White  Mfg  Co  v 
Mary  L  Brown  ..$126 

Yerkes'  sub,  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  sub  of  sec  19  40  14. 
S  E  Jackson  v  Lena  and  Paul  Bin8ler$41 

Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  0  G  Clasen  v  Geo 
Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

Laflin  ut  8,  prem  6434.  Same  v  Charles 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin ...  .$38.50 

N  W  Unvsty  sub.  It  6  b  78  of  e  3^  of  seo 
19  41  14.  Ohas  H  Sohaar  v  John  M 
Thomas  $984.40 

Sangamon  et  S,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 
V  John  MeShea   $15 

St  Lawrence  av.  prems  7201  to  7227,  Mi- 
ohael Eeating  v  E  B  and  A  B  Cam  p.  $250 

Ch'go,  School  seo  add,  It  5  b  60  seo  16  39 

14.  J  T  Fortin  v  J aoob  J acobson  ....  $250 
Hyde  Pk,  Us  2  and  3  b  21.  W  Scott  v  De 

WittO  Butts...  $43 

Same  prems.  John  0  Stockton  v  Same.  $43 
Lt  2  and  pt  of  n  493^  ft  b  16,  frao  15  add. 
Qnstav  Muling  v   Frank  Hall,  Royal 
ELglisb  Syndicate  Co  and  Byron  L 
Smith  $210, 


White  &  Coleman's  sub.  Its  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Mulvey's  sub  in  n  e  3^  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Roofing  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Augustus  French  $75 

S  60  ft  It  12  b  2  C  T  sub  frao  15  39  11 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
ii  Crandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 
Walsh  $54 

Huling  &  Johnson's  sub.  Its  11  to  26  inc, 
b2ofne34ofnwj4ofne34  sec  22 
38  14.  Moritz  Steude  V  Wm  Kent,  P  J 
Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  $210 


Oakeowald  av  430^  and  4304,  Dr  A  O  Paine,   two  1 

story  and  baeem<>nt  brick  stores,  H,200. 
Mosprat  et  3814.  Joe  Seyzper,  3  story  and  baeemect 

ment  with  store,  brick  flats,  tS.OOU. 
Forreetville  av  49)0.  H  Sbirlaw,  2  story  and  base- 

ment'brick  reeideoce,  $S,iioO. 
Jsokson  b:vd  1690  and  1592,  P  H  Boweri',  two  3  story 

and  basement  brick  flats,  $18,0C0. 
Thirteenth  pi  W  1  to  17.  Board  of  EduoatioD.  three 

story  and  basement  brick  school,  $75,000. 
Eedzle  bt  3  934,  3  Sawefer,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  »3,000. 
WasbioKton  blvd  1213  and  1215,   Illinois  Oycliug 

Olnb,  3  story  and  basement  brick  clabhoase, 

t25,000. 

Western  av  N  1272,  A  Larson,  2  story  and  basement 

with  store,  brick  flats,  $3,710. 
North  av  W  89S,  Balen  Keeney.  i  story  and  basement 

witb  store  and  brick  flats,  tl8,000. 
Marshfleld  av  5760,  N  J  Heniog,  2  story  and  base. 

mant  frame  flats,  $2,600. 
Fiftleih  st  7^4,  John  Finley,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling.  $4,'  00. 
Sangamon  st  S  •^433,  0  O  Anderson,  2  8tr)ry  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,eOJ. 
State  st  B  »241  and  3243,  James  W  Stafford,  two  3 

story  and  basement,   with  stores    brick  flats, 

$12,0  (I. 

Fitty.fourth  st  391,  Edward  Goehst,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $1,800. 
Eimball  av  1316,  Ed  Beorgk,  2  story  and  b  sement 

frame  flats,  $3,0(0. 
Jackson  blvd  896.  M  Flannigan,  2  story  brick  barn, 

$1,000. 

Harvard  et  7251,  7251V4  and  7253,  Clara  E  Ward, 
three  2  story  and  basement  brick  residences, 
$9,1  on. 

Franklin  st  N  329,  R  W  Day  &  Go,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $1,000. 

Renmore  av  30(8,  A  V  Hberidan,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  dwelliEg,  $^,000. 

Winthrop  st  126  ',  H  B  ymith,  2  story  and  basemeut 
frame  cwelling,  $5,i  00. 

Osgood  st  297,  John  K  S,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t4,000. 

Indiana  ?t  W,  James  Van  Bezey,  2  story  and  base- 
ment store  and  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Lake  st  W  2743  and  2735,  Lake  Street  Elevated  K  R 
Oo,  3  story  and  basement  brick  station,  $1",100. 

Fifty  first  av  W  393,  Oharles  S  Halmeeu,  3  story  and 
basement  frame  dwelling,  $1,000. 

Albany  av  N  2280  and  22^2,  Olsen  St  Anderson,  two  1 
story  and  basement  frame  cottages,  $1,100. 

Hamlin  av  780,  Uarlia  H  Schmidt,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats.  $2,800. 

Tainan  av  740,  J  Ekiaad,  three  §tory  and  basement 
brick  flate,  $3,600. 

I  akiey  av  N  1097,  Ed  Cihieiu,  2  story  and  basement 
with  store,  brick  flats,  $5,0ii0. 

Chicago  av  W  264,  Fred  Biston,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition,  $1,500. 

Lincoln  av  2321,  Ebarhard  Gangolf,  three  story  and 
basement  with  store,  brick  flate,  $6,0(j0 

Obamplain  av  4916  and  4917,  John  Pearson,  two  3 
story  and  baeement  brick  flate,  $10,'  00. 

Vincennes  av  4918  to  492  i,  D  Rosenheine,  three  2 
story  and  basement  brick  residencis,  $12,000. 

Ellis  av  5016,  J  E  Woodhea^,  2  story  acd  basement 
brick  residence,  $7,(  00, 

Bnena  Park  37  and  i;9,  Sai^ie  B  Chamberlain,  two  2 
story  and  basement  brick  reeidencee,  $4,100. 

Wilton  av  1221  and  1223.  J  C  Brompton,  two  3  story 
and  basement  biick  flats,  $12,0(iU. 

Fullerton  av  703  to  709,  Lincoln  Park  GongregatiounI 
Church,  1  story  and  basement  brick  church 
$10,000. 

Halsted  st  N  1791,  T  Deicbmanu,  three  story  »nd 
basement  wi  h  store,  brick  flats,  $4,500. 

Ward  HE  1067,  Q  L  Car'son,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flate,  tl,8U0. 

Center  av  296,  B  Oallner,  3  story  and  basement 
brick  flate,  $7,00. 

Center  av  673-677,  The  Balal  Manufacturing  Oo.  1 
etory  atd  basement  brick  front  addition,  $1,500. 

Whipple  et  N  1443,  Albert  S  Heck,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Rockwell  et  N  1617,  H  Wolfram,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,600. 

Leavitt  et  N  1273  1276  and  1277,  O  Thomas,  three  2 
story  and  basement  brlok  flats,  $6,000. 


Cortland  st  14,  Chrielioa  Masarsky,  2  story  and  bi-ee 

ment  brick  Sate,  $3,600. 
Belmrint  av  129  131,  Herman  Sievet,  two  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $6,(;00. 
Monroe  av  6461,  C  3  Barker,  2  story  and  basemeiit 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Fifth  av  36ij7,  C  H  Orton,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flate,  $2,700. 

Peoria  et  8034,  James  Wlghtman,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,500. 

Minerva  et  6537  6639,  Robert  Johns,  two  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $8,0  )0. 

Sixty-chlrd  et  W  951  and  953,  Engstrand,  Loihgren 
&  Co,  two  3  story  and  basement,  with  store,  biick 
flate,  $22,C00. 

Spauldlng  et  712,  Rose  Berwio,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $7,5(0. 
Olitton  Park  av  886,  J  Dunn,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,500. 
Qrenshaw  et  1233  to  1241,   Air   Motor  C  ompany,  5 

story  and  baetment  brick  addition  to  factory, 

$9,0C0. 

Willow  st  21,  R  Elemann,  three  story  and  basement, 
with  store,  brick  flate,  $8,OOo. 

Forty-sixth  pi  671,  Thomas  Annand,  three  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  f8,00i>. 

Sheridan  st  997,  Hannah  L  Olson,  3  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats  $^200. 

Kedzie  bv  8  380-382,  John  Doyle,  two  3  story,  base- 
ment and  store  flate,  (8,(  00. 

Tnelflh  pi  6li  to  74,  Board  ot  Education,  three  etory 
an  i  basement  brick  school  addition,  $36, (10. 

Rockwell  st  673,  O  Madsen,  ihree  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,5(0. 

Stewart  av  66(i7,  S  M  Eieser,  three  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $5,CO0. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  et  207,  Henry  D  Young,  1 
etory  and  basement  frame  cottage,  $1,060. 

Jueline  st  6455  M  A  Dent,  1  etory  and  basement 
brick  cottage,  $1,600. 

Ellis  av  4600-10,  Trustees  Ellis  av  M  E  Church,  1 
story  brick  foundation,  $4,000. 

Chic 'to  av  W  698,  Buldu  Rynertson,  three  story  and 
basement  with  store,  biick  flats,  $6,000. 

Clarence  av  191,  J  Moawaign,  2  etory  and  basement 
brick  flate,  $3,000. 

North  av  639,  Edward  Q  Nilein,  three  story  and  baee- 
ment  with  store,  brick  flate,  $7,0CO. 

lone  pi  686.' 687  and  689,  e  B  Woodrnft,  three  3  story 
and  bneeuieut  brick  flate  $16,(i(  0. 

Leiiogton  av  2017  and  2019,  J  H  Lee,  two  2  story  and 
baeement  brick  flats  19,(00. 

Sunnyeide  av  821  and  823,  R  W  Gronow,  two  3  etory 
and  basemens  brick  flats,  (8  (  0(1. 

Ohio  et  E  87-93,  Adams  &  Westlak^,  7  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  factory,  $40,'  O  '. 

Winchester  av  498,  Parbira  Ealal,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition,  tl.Sitc. 

Forty  fifth  et  5)-61,  A  K  Clark,  three  3  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  residences  t8,(0(). 

Madison  bt  W  1614  and  1916,  James  Leamy,  two  1 
story  and  baeement  brick  stores,  $1  600. 

Dearborn  st  5136,  Thomas  Allison,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  addition,  $l,40li. 

Oalumet  av  4926,  George  A  Ben(,ley,  2  story  and 
baeement  brick  residence,  $3,600. 

Justine  st  6410,  W  8  Wills,  2  story  and  basement 
ment  brick  flats,  $3,6(ii>. 

Sixty  ninth  st  242  to  25?,  W  8  Barheo,  three  story 
and  basement  with  store  and  hall,  brick  flats, 
$4(1,'  01'. 

Pine  Grove  av  802,  A  G  Wigeland,  2  etory  aad  base- 
ment brick  flate,  $6,«<I0. 

Milwaukee  av  1123,  M  Fitzgerald,  three  etory  atd 
basement  brick  etore  and  flats,  $6,000, 

Fiftieth  pi  1107,  Kev  T  Orimet,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling,  $4  0  0, 

Marshfleld  av  6420,  Edward  Kopp,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  t3,(i00. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 


-)  AGrBINTS.  (- 


R-I-P- A-N-S 

TABULES 

REGULATE  THE 

Stomach  Liver  and  Bowels 
and  Purify  the  Blood. 

Kipans  Tabult-i^  are  the  best  Medicine 
known  f I  r  Indigestion,  Biliiousnees,  He-  djche, 
Constipation.  Dyspep-^ia,  i  hrouin  Liver  Troun- 
le".  Dizziness,  Bad  Oumpleiion,  Dysentery, 
OfPen«ive  Kr»Bth.  and  all  disorders  of  the 
Stomach,  Liver  and  Bowels. 

Ripane  Tabules  contain  nothing  ir  jurious  to 
the  most  de'ic  te  constitution.  Are  pleasant  to 
ttke.  safe.  eSac'ual,  and  give  imuedlate  relief. 

Price— 5(1  cents  per  box.      May  be  ordered 
through  nearest  druggist,  or  by  mail. 
Address 

THE  BIPAIVS  CHEItllCilL.  CO.. 

10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  TORE  CITY. 


ANDERSON,  Gnstavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  at. 
BAIRD  &  WARNER,  Rme.  IB  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  b  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  at. 
BARNEY  BROO    i>..  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  805  Tscoma  bldg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thirty-first  et. 
CAIBNDOFF,  W.  H.  b  00.  301*30*  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
ODMMINGS  E.  A„  &  Oo.,  3d  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  ste. 

DEIiAMATER,  8..  56  Dearborn  at  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  specialty. 
DREYER  E.  S.  &  Co..      Dearborn  at. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWARDS,  GEO.  E.,  South  Ohicago  III. 
EGGLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Rookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  128  La  Salle  St. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  CO.,  7th  floor  Obamber 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  4  CO.,  167  Dearborn  et. 
iTRIOEE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  V.  &  Oo.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Maeoijic  Temple. 
ODNZENHADSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  88  S.  Olark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  206  La  Salle  st. 
HELMEB  *  FRANE,  90  Waehlngton  et 
HENNIG,  O.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
aOYNB  BROS,  SSLaSalle  St. 
HURLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Waehlngton  et. 
HDTOHINSON  D  B,  room  66,  86  Waehlngton  et. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Waehlngton  st. 

EEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  A  Oo.  86  Washington  at. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Aeeocla  ion  Bldg.,  168  ana  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  4  Co.,  189  La8alle  at. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  et- 
niAQILL  J.  0.  &  00.,  LaSalie  and  Washington 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  COE,  Title  &  Truet  Bldg. 
MERIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  Ht 
tfULLIEEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et. 
NOB  lON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEARNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T.,  *  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  BlCg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  8fi  LaSalle  Street. 
RIEDLE.  FRANE,  &  Co.,S109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  OO,  1138  W  Harrison  St. 
3CHUMACBER  0.  0.,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
8HUBART  AARON,  R  201, 167  Dearborn  3t 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Oo,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  et 

TIERLINO,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
WALEER,  H.  H.,  201  Taooma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolr  c 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  h  Co.  163  and  16S  LaSalle  Str« 
ZOTTEBMEI8TER,  H.  0.  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haietetf 

BANKERS. 

DREYER  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  83  and  86  Dearborn  Stier 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANE,  W.  E.  Oolburn 

Attorney.    South  Chicago  111. 
^EABODY,  HOUGHTELING  &  Co.,  164Dearbori. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  «aoaolpi> , 


Al9itra:ti  of  Title. 

HADDOOE  VALLETTB  fc  RI0E0ORD8,  107  Dear- 
born et. 

HANDY  &  CO.,  92-*  Wftghlngton  at 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  *  CO.,  86  Waahlngton  at, 
BBOOBDBB'S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,   Oonnty  Coni^ 
Hona*. 


REVELL'S 

CIJBTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 

Wabasb  ive&hiiw  v 


]200 


THK  KEAL  ESTATii  ANi>  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


December  U  1806 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

m  1  &  CO.  1 

PAY  SPECIAL  ATTKBJTIOX 

TO  THE  MANCFAOTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

STEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  CITY. 


IF  TOD  WANT  AN 


AWNIN&  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DBOP         A  LINE. 


Careful  men  v»  ill  call  and  measure, 
show  atrlpesand  m»ke  prices. 

Trus  wo'thy  mon  will  put  ihem  up 
without  troubleto  you. 


202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chioago  pablio;  ako 
ootside  points  where 
we  have  do  onstom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  $1U  np. 
Call  and  see  onr  ex- 

THOS.  EEELY  &  Eros 

Mannfactnrera  of 

Plumbl'^s  Goods, 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Near  Bth  av.,  CBICIGO. 


H.   W.  CHBI8TIAN, 


3.  H.  CHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  L.a  Selle  and  Madison  tits. 
Telephone  Main  564.  ChICAGO 


9oe 


Builders'  ar^d  Qei^eral  [iardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tlie 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumWng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at- 
tention ^iven 
1 0  remodeling 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


OI3:iO.A.OO 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387. 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are: 
employed  by  us: 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. ; 


i^ttas  Fire  AsRnranoe  Oo.,  England. 
North  Qerman  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Uambnrg. 
Transatlantio  Fire  Ins.  Uo.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  Qerman  las   Oo.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  In«.  Oo.,  Pittsborg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  Yorb. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873- 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

180-191  liAt!kALL.e  HTKEKT. 

CHICACiO  Il.IilN«»ll>. 


Adotph  Loeb, 
Leo  ^.  Loeb, 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEI^. 

Koom  1749  aiarqaette  Bide,  ^.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets, 

OHICA.GO. 


One  Profit  from  manf  r  to  User  !  I 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

A  n  d  re  ws^-^aMiM 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PU  C  A  P  Except  their 

them     untnr  ^w.,. 
Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Snpp  >rtg  Back  wbere  need-d. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co., 


216  Wabaeh  oo- 
HICaGO. 


When  You  Want  Estimates,  ■ 

Contracts,  or  Informaiion, 

Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  • 

SPECIALTIES! 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rollinu  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Ofen  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10.221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


I 

Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Go. 

[  1538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&..  ^ 
CHICAGO. 

tiarge  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fees 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrlgiits,  Etc. 

CliandlBB  4  CliandlBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     iVAMHinldiTOM  ».  V 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  317* 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Wi+hout  Charge. 


Main  OfTlce 
ISO  Deai born  St. 


Branch  Office 

Oaiamei  av.,  sod  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 
87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  o  lAJwtraota 

»nd 

Conveyances. 
Opinions  of  Titles  Fnmish 


Chicago. 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 
Prest. 


H.  B.  OBOBB, 
Vioe-Prest . 


OE9.  E.  LAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treae. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STEEET  AND  BOULEVARD  WOB,K. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Oliicago. 


Telephone,  Main  44, 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS. 

ARCHITECT, 


»UfT  7ta  OXFORD  BUIUDIHO, 

84  aid  86  La  Salle  St, 


CliicaerG 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464, 

Ask  that  you  note  '1  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 

IiOte  Lots  LotB 
of  of  of 

2'>         50  iro 
35c     32c  30c 
70c     65c  63c 
$1.40  $1.38 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  i2th  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Cbicago.av. 


Lota  of  6.  depend-  Lota  of  l",  depend- 
ing on  nmnnnt  of      lag  on  amoant  of 
8'z9  ma  ter.  matter. 

2x>i  ft.  6^c  to  75c  50c  to  60c 
3x4  ft.  90cto$J  .0C  80c  to  90c 
4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1  60  to  $1,90  $1.45 


>r;"C  4frT^''"F?^\ 


Vol.  XXXVlI.-No.  51. 

Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.  E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 


6X 


W.  D.  KEKFOOT, 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Real  Estate,  [oan 

and  financial  Agents. 

Special  atlMtlon  paid  to  Ihs  I„te,e,t,  o(  Non-Evident,, 


«      ^  OonsnlHng  Partner.  w"«i!Ji. 


MONEY  TO  LOAI\ 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY 

MEAD  &  COF 

mi-nu  «  UUC,  Washington  street 


WA8MAN8D()EFF&  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

Mos.  145  and  147  Kandolpb  St., 
CHICAGO. 

 ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 


EDWARO  G.  PAULING, 

/ttartgagB  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

'32  LA  SALLE  STREET.  N.  IV.  COR.  MADISON. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  260 

  '  OHIOAGO. 

H.  O.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEB.   O.  H.  PUSOHEOK.    O.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI9TEB 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEiSTER  &  CO. 
REAL*ESTATE— . 
LQANS*^*mSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

©S   and   04  Wastiington  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

704  SCHILLER  BUIDfNC. 


Telephone  Mnrn  1647. 


H.  H.  JANSSEN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 

Insiiranpo  ^ 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W.  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC,  • 

  Chucag^o,  111, 


Baird  &  Warner, 

Sacceediug  Baird  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 


OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1836. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OE 

REAL  ESTATE. 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturine 
Property.  ^ 

Ogden  Blcig.,  S4  Olark:  St., 

CHICAGO. 


f'  A.  BABNEB, 

Notary  Public 


Telephone  1931. 


S.  U.  PABISB, 


BARNES  &  PARISH 


REAL  ESTATE 
LOAN  ..0 

RENTING  AGENTS 


stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collect.pd  pJ;.^^. 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non Sdents 

157  La  Salle  street.  CHICAGO. 


oans  onR^^l  Jgt^te,  ?ir5t|MortgagesforISale 


Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164  Dearborn  st.,  First  National  Bank  Bldg 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans. 

Trancis  B.  Peabodv.  t«.  t  w 

-  ^'  J/is.  L.  Houghteling. 

/ 


J.H,    i?5  Dearborn  Street. 


S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTAT^AND  LOANS. 

Subdivlder  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 


GREELEY-CARLSON  CO., 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TEIiEPHOXE  1416. 


OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 


OAK  PARK 
Harlem  Avenue  and, 
Madison  Street 


OHIOAGO 
1104  Owings  Buildin 
215  Dearborn  Street 


1202 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  21,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

A-or©  ■  Tracts.  •  Fiiroliased 

I  Or  Subdivided  and  Managed  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTEH  OCEAN  BUILDDTa. 

TKLiEPHONB  1988. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
•Sj  $500,000.    Lowest  rates.  ^ 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


ri.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C.  BRONSON,  Mgr. 

Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 

Vaults 

113  Bandolph  St .. 

CHICAdiO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
I6.C0  to  tso.ou  per  annum 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Worlc 


tirilleis 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 

MANUFACTURERb  OF 

Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Elnzie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  drjicagfO. 

vJalorado  Ranch  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

Ml,  Eeal  Estate  and  Building  Jcurnd, Chicago. 

Linscott's  Ridgeland  Subdivision, 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLES  F.  LINSCOTT&Go. 

605  |j(tock  Excliange  Batldlng,  .  Cbieaso 

Corner  WaehjngtpQ  ancl  La  Seille'Streeta, 


Greenebaum  Sons, 

BANKERS.  ^ 

83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Beal  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted, 


Telephone  Main  698. 

FRANK  WELLS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE 
BROKERS  AND 
MORTGAGE 

Branch  Office, 
BANKERS.  «»0E.55  street. 


94  La  Salle  Street, 


Washington, 


OHIOAGO 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counse/or  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    G1,    Sa  AND    66     METROPOUTAN  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets, 
CHICAGO. 


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The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Prooerty  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

BKTISED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEES  WEEK — ALL  LETTEBS  MTJ8T  BE 
MABEED  WITH  THE  LETTEB  AND  NUMBEB  OF  THE  PBOFEBTT 
ADTEBTISED  RSOEFT  WHEBE  THE  uWNEB  OB  BIS  AQENT'B 
ADDBKSS  IS  aiVEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  25  x 

125.    R  11  $  6,500 

Armonr  av,  No  5528,  hOBse  and  lot,  price  $3,500; 
fl,500  cash  reqaired.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  111. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  boase  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  ohoioe  neighborhood.    W  8. $7, 500  and  f  8,000 
^alnmet  av,  near  50th  st,  50  ft,  make  offer;  prioe 

per  foot.    V  6  |  200 

Oalnmet  av,  oor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Oarpenter  st,  near  59th,  a  2-flat  building  in  first- 

olass  order;  rental  $32;  $350  oash     0  18  |  3,350 

Castle's  snb,  the  west  )^  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ^  of  the  northwest  34  of  the  south- 
east ^  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reb- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sted  st  and  sooth  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  86  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  $850 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   C  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lots  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  tor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  S,  yery  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

tlark  st  S,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11. $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-Btory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  prioe  $30,000, 
incombraaoe  $15,000.  Would  take  ohoioe  va- 
oantfor  equity.  Address  H  16. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-Btory,  6  stores,  with  flats  above.  R  1 1 .  $86,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  3-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  58th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V  6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  oor  50th  st,  100x200 .  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
Bldg  $  600 

Eighty-sixth  ct,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  25x125.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  Lome.    W  8. 

Evans  av,  near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$66,000,  inoumbranoe  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  0  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
prioe  (5F13).    P  4. 

t  if'ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Grove  av  and  Pre  lel, 
n  f  60x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

•i"orty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Car  100x100,  ohoioe,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Oor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  prioe  per  <ront 

foot.    P  4  $  326 

Cor  98x100, great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  260 

Cor  160x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  300 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  prioe  per  front  foot.  P  4  $  260 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  front  foot.  P4...$  200 
Oor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Oor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  pric0  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  50-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd,  near  45th  bt,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  54th  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  prioe  per  foot.  H  15.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  26x100 

ft,  prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  65th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


buildings  oontaining  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  rednoed  from  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fuohos  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Harvey  III.-  Two  lots  26x125,  center  of  town;  $l!o00 
en  eh,  or  will  trade  for  city  property,  a.  H.  Koch,  2943 
Union  ave 

-louses,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 

Hyde  Park. — f^ine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  3-story  brick  house,  stone  front,  12 
roonna.  ftnished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18-foot  alley .  L.  W.  Bowen  <fc  Co.,  Room  3, 
169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,500 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  60  x  100  x  165  ft,  prioe  per 

foot.    W8  $  105 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  Y6.$  80 

Inglesideav,  near  56tk  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

perfect.    V6  $  76 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 
apartments  or  houses;  cheap.    H  16. 

Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  16  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  60x180;  bargain. Q 8. 

Lake  av.  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  oozy  home.    W  8  $  6,600 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot     V6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  62d  st,  50  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $26 
per  foot  below  what  it  cost,    W  8. 

Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.. $10,000 

Main  st,  near  31st.  lot  25x125,  worth  $1,500.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 

Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  briok.    B  15. .  .$  4,500 

Michigan  av,near  5lst  st,12-room  brick  house.B  15. $24,000 

Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  1 0  rooms,  stone.    B  15 . .  $30,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts.w  f  60  or  100x161, 

prioe  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 

Oakenwald  av,  near  45th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 
W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  65th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  oor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  stalls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  Stf  n  e  oor  72d,  106  x  126  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 
Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
sts,  6  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st.   2c-room  2  story 

and  basement  briok,  fonr  flats  all  improvements.  Lot 
25x125;  $8,000,  make  offer.  S.  H.  Koch,  2943  Union 
ave. 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty,    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  560x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  briok  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  oor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  403^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeck,  4902  State  St. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  76  x  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  oar  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fnches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  snb,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  rits,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  aore.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

Thirty-first  st.  near  Shields  ave.   "  room 

2-8tory  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  25x125.     12-room  2-8tory  Irame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  25x125;  $5,200,  best  bargain  ever  offered.  S. 
H.  Koch,  2943  Union  ave. 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $60  month;  worth  $6,500;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  25 

xl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  at,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  prioe. 
W  8. 

Vinoennes  av,  oor  46th  st,  75  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  165 

Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  cboioe;  prioe  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincenties  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  50x150.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  oor  43d  st,  100  ft,  prioe  per  front  foot. 

5  13  $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  downtown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 

Wabash  av,  near  12th  st,   2-3tory  brick  building 

rented  for  hotel.    Rll   $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  26th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $25,000 

Wentworth  aV:  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 
lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 
W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  ,odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 

Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 
cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 
owner,  1605,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x76  ft.    W  8  $  8,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

76x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $  96 

Burling  st,  near  Fullerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental 

$676.     W8  $  6,400 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room  resi- 
dence, with  37}^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  st. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  125  n  w  cor  Fullerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  oor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  26x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  26  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
neaf  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  16  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14  ,  $65,000 

Clybournand  Cleveland  Avs.,  s-story 

brick  building,  size  26x114,  all  modern  improve- 
ments. 3^  oash  ,rest  mortgage,  or  North  Shore 
vacant  property.    Prioe  $26,000. 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  125.  Want 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3-story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  oash. 
Prioe  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
had  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ot,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37^  ft,  prioe  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  oash.  Z  33  $  6,000 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  cars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 

6  Co.  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  60,  100 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot; 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

POur  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 
front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln 
Park,  fully  oocnpied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt 


December  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  fetflLDlNG  JOtJRJfAL. 


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REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

paying,  first  class  tenants,  '  Inonmbranoe 
$12,000, due  Angnst  1,  1898.  6%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mortfi;age 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Bnildiog  Jonrnal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  trnobing  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
i3,C00  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  st.  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-story  frames ; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  house  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,5f0 

North  Park  av,  south  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

fjot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  S-story 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  f  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  f 4,250;  9 
rooms  $6,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  houses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  ParK,  and  94  Ln 
Salle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beautiful  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58^^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  $8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  Lloyd  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  S-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive, near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  $  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  '-{-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Southport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  av?,  2-story 

frame  flats;  lot  ^5x125  ft.    W8  $  6,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,  Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amundaon,  owner, 
85  5th  av.  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  10-room  houses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
yon  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices:  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms, all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  houses  all  modem;  lot  50x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  £0  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-room 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  suit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-story  modern  stone 
front  house.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 

Adams  st,  near  Qarfield  Park--New,  modern  steam- 
heated  rtsidence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2-story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ...$  145 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

radaav,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $15,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  25x126 

ft.    R  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pars  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert.  713  Taooma  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  Q  12. 

Blue  Island  av,  No.  815,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor  and  2-8tory 


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frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$30  per  month.  Net  cash  price.  J  Henry 
Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Bine  Island  av,  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $86  a  month.  Net  ca^h  price. 
J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  .3,300 

California  av  S,  No  15,  lot  26^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
8  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  5  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  18U9.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallnm, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 

Carroll  av.  southwest  comer  Union  Park  pi, 
,   .  j  34  6-10x1(10  >  S  20x128  )    ...  . 
size  of  ot  ]  29  3-10xl00f  J  35x128  \^''^ 

2-  story  and  basement  stone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  br-''1.  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  S  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109.  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graceland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  &  Fyman'a  sub,  It  5  in  block  4  of 
east  3^  of  the  northwest  }4  and  the  west  %  of 
the  northeast  }^  of  section  20,  township  H9  north 
raijge  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  oor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,500 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
yon  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Freer,  L  C  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  15  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  ^-^ 
of  the  northeast  3^  of  section  22  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Fulton  at,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam-heated  flat  building.    W  8.  .$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Uoyoe,  15  i  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,000 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  5th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
each.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Kanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia,  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st.  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,350 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $5.  Henry  J  Cosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg. 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
_  improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  25x134. 

W8    $  2,500 

Homer  st.  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,500 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  bloek  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  }^  of  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  300 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-story  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  25  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  double 

3-  8tory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blvo,  near  Homan  ay,  s  f  26x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Kedzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $5,000 

Kedzie  av,  oor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R  11 .  $31,000 

Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest 
of  seotioD  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rshkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Eedzie's  J  H  snb,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  }4  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Lakest  W,  Nos  1230  and  1232,  2-story  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11  $10,000 

Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x1 12. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
bpiag  a  sub  in  the  southwest  }^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin 
oipal  meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  5-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,0(0;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  415  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq.  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO.OJO 

Madison  st.near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-8tory  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,500 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    Rll  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125.  price  from  $1,000  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.  Rll. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11  $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

25x125  ft.    R  11  $  2,600 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2-story  brick, 

stone  front  flat  building.    W8  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  5  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monet  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  siits.  Price 
per  acre.    Rll   $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  }^  of  north- 
east 3^  of  northwest  ^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  sidewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastns  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll  $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,750 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-8tory  brick  flat.    Rll.$  7,000 

Place's  D  S  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6. 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east  %  of  the 
southwest  of  sectian  15  township  39  north 
range  13  enst  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  83  ft.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Polk  st,  neo^r  <  ^ntre  ftv,  2-story  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  <k  Brown, 
59  Dearborn  st  $  2,600 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  the  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  C  R  R. 
Price  $500  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takf* 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f.  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linsoott's  sub-division,  lots  $226  to 
$300,  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.    E  11. 

River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  ^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  house  which  we  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  each.    R  11  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  760 

Turner  av.  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3-story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,26' 
Twelfth  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  s  f  95x125.    W  ?,,..$  •> 

Twelfth  st,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x126.    W  8  $  6,600 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
Will  make  from  $75  to  $100,000  profit  snb- 


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December  2l,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


divided;  very  choice  property .  Z3S 
Two  valuable  corners  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  bnsiness  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  H  2. 
Van  Bnren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  bDildin(jfs  and  two  lots;  $9,500  boys 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  aod  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnnt  st,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-Btory 
frame  hoase,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
|720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  $7,000.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
Bonth  front,  modern  and  tastefnl  architeotnre; 
mast  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  190  W  Madison  st  $12,500 

Washington  blvd,  residenoe,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  $9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  residence 
nenr  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  oaph.    X  14. 

Washington  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apartment  building;  will  lease  for  99 
years.    W  8, 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  8.$  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Afihland  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  215 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,000  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faotaring  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  $60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Kedzie,  modern  2-Btory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $46  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  $  2,950 

ODTBIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gum, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,260,000  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  prine 
per  acre.    W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 


Room  309  $  2 

California. — San  Joaquin  County,  a  500-aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  >n  and  conse- 


quently cheap  freight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  of  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  being 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  ia  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Franoisoo  and  can  cot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  Loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositiona  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  cot  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Franoisoo,  Oal. 
alifornia.  Yon  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  6  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  46, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 
California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (1(  0  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  oonTenienoee,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  tie  Bold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.  P  13. 
California. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  fruit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  Btreams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,600  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00'i.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  Maywood  Colony  (selling  at 
$75  per  acre);  price  per  acre.    W  H  Woodrd, 

Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida. — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  $2,000.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora^ige,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing,  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.    Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 

94  La  Salle  st  I  3,100 

Florida.— 60,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,000  to  15,000  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Qulf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
f-'aore.    WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 

Room  309  $  1.60 

Illinois. — Rook  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaotifol.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balanoe  on  time.    E  4. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Lots  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  }^  of  the  southeast  }^  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana. ---East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  35  in  block  4  in  west  %  of  the  southwest 
of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barrels;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11. 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  near  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 

Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for  }4  value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  btore  furniture,  po&toffioe, black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.  Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Taooma  Building. 

Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;  title  good;  averages 
19,600  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, hickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woniian's 
Temple,  Room  309  $  5 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Oood  opening 

for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  cash, 

balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 

Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 

and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 

10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,000 

cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 

Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 

0  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Ada  8t,  s  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.    T  5. 

Dearborn  Bt(No  5652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
5lBt,  a  2-Btory  dwelling  In  6-room  flats,  frame, 
stone  and  brick  foundation,  well  rented^H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  aV|  near  66th  st,  4-8tory  flat  building  con- 
tainiLg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $15,000.  Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
B^Tt  cash.    V  11. 

Halsted  st,  near  12ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12^  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $16,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Taooma  Building. 

Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  5^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $16,000  cash;  will  take  balance 
in  other  improved  property.    Mil  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building,  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  16  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-8tory 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Ltman,  125  La  Salle  et. 

Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flatH, 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;  want  farm. 
D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-story  frame  livery 
barn  with  flat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Incumbrance  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  Able  Building,  Suite  212, 
cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.    Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 

Clybonrn  av,  lot  25x160,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leland,  Lawrence, 
Gidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  373^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J.  Lukens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milDs  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2u7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flat  building  for 
other  property.  P.  R.  Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son st. 

Lake  View. —$5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Taooma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  76  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 

Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Bnsiness  property.    E  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.  Pay  with  2-8tory  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    C  12. 

Paulina  hi,  near  Madison,  3-8tory  fiat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 


up  to  $6,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Garfield  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent  $2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.  S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,600 


OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranones,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  oboioest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grape-s, 
149  each;  facing  sooth.  Encumbrance  $8*000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $600  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear  lots  or  land,  or  good  outside 
property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  aad  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 
Cal  $  225 

Georgia- -550-aore  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Co. 

olear;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glass  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  Globe  Real 
Estate  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 

Indiana — Farm  in  Worth  Judson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  iu  Chicago  property,  bal- 
anoe cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,600 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 
equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 

Kansas. — Russell  Oo,  160  acres  improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.  D  L  Perry,  713 
Taooma  Building. 

Kansas— 2, 350-aore  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.    Want  city  property.    D  14.  ..$60,000 

Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-acre  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  i  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  other  out  houses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  rnnnint; 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balanoe-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 


E  11  $  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota. — Spink  Oo,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Taooma  Building  $  lo 


Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka,  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  16.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, olear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  C  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  olear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Address  X  40. 

Double  b?iok  liat  building,  rent  now  actually  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $  6,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and       cash  for  stock  of 

,       goods,    X  11 


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MiBsonri. — 248  acre  farm  located  ^  mile  from  Ar- 
oadia  Iron  Oonnty,  Mo.,  with  9-room  f/ame 
hoDse.  A  workman's  cottage  and  very  large 
barn  and  other  improvements,  valned  at  $3ti,- 
000,  to  exchange  for  Chicago  improved.  Ad- 
dress, U03  Stook  Exchange. 

Michigan. — 395  lots  in  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  fine  resi- 
denoex  for  exchange  for  good  farms  or  sonthern 
improved  and  timber  lands. 

80  SCrCy  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  aooommadations,  10  minates  walk  from 
depot;  |6,400.    S.  d.  Koch,  2943  Union  ave. 


Property  to  Lease. 


SODIH  8IDB. 

Aabnrn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Anbarn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    S  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st.  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av,  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-story  boilding.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marqnette  baildiog. 

WEST  BIDE. 

Two  Inioe  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$160.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  inolnded.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Buren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Bailding  Jonrnal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


Wanted  about  500  acres  of  land  accessible  to  good 
railroad  service,  within  20  miles  of  the  Ohioago 
oonrthonse;  state  price,  looatioo,  etc.  Address 
W.  W.  W.  oire  this  paper. 


MIOeiQAN  FRUIT  FiRM 

GRAIN  and  STOOK  FARMS  well  located  op  to  $150,000. 
A  SUMMER  HOME 

We  have  inqniries  for  the  above  from  parties 
who  woDid  pat  in  desirable,  moderatoly  inoom- 
bered,  well  rented  hoanes  and  flats  in  a  rapidly 
developing  part  of  the  city. 
Will  assume  a  moderate  incnmbranoe. 
J.  0.  MAQILL  &  CO.,  832  Stook  Exchange. 


For  sale  second-hand  upright  engine;  16  H.  P.  good 
order,  $60.  Builders  Supply  Co.,  3644  Archer 
avenne. 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  office  in  Uhliob  block,  excellent  lo- 
cation for  German.    Room  23,  37  N  Clark  st 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  you?    Address,  W.   S.    Care  of 
this  paper. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERC  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  financial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


Telephone  Main  3269. 

MAX  L  WOLFF, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans. 

59  CE&SBOBN  STBEET,    Bocms  701-702. 

CHICAGO. 


FOR  LEASE 

At  north  pier  of 
Chicago  river, 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Michigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts  ,  east  of  St.  Clair  st. 

DOCK  FACILITIES  UNSURPASSED- 
GOOD  RAILROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Ground  Leases  or  Erect  Warehoases  and 
Mannfaotnring  Bnildings  and  Leabe  for  Term  of 
Years. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO, 

38  CLARK  sr. 


FOR  SA-LE. 

The  Proviso  Land  Association 

Have  several  very  choice  lots  upon 

NINETEENTH  AVENUE 

In  their  addition  to 

MAYWOOD 

That  v?ill  prove  to  he  a 

&00D  INVESTMEiTT  as  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

Nineteenth  Avenue  is  being  macadamized 
at  the  expense  of  the  Association,  water  and 
sewer  pipes  will  soon  be  laid  throughout  May- 
wood,  and  at  least  50  HouseS  will  be  built  by 
the  association  this  year.  These  houses  are  selling 
rapidly,  and  families  are  moving  in.  Nineteenth 
Averiue  is  the  natural  business  street  for  the  supply 
of  their  wants.  This  property  is  well  worthy  of 
investigation  Call  or  send  for  pamphlet  containing 
FACTS  as  to  Maywood,  then  go  out  to  the  property 
and  we  believe  that  your  business  judgment  will 
cause  you  to  invest  there. 

Proviso  Land  Association, 

Room  215,  36  Clark  Street. 

trustees: 

E.  A.  Cummings.  H.  G.  Foreman.  James  Darlow. 
Eugene  H.  Fishburn,  Secy.  Wm.  M.  Ilulbert,  Mgr. 


Money  to  Loan. 

1(20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  salt;  Oak  Park,  Anstin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valaation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Taooma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale 

Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stook  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.  Bere  is  a  chance  to  secnre  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  office  boildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Joubnai,. 


THE  ACCIDENTS  OF  LIFE 

★ Write  to  T.  .S.  Quincev, 
Drawer  1.56.  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  iiifoniiatiou 
regardiiis  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  tins  paper. 
By  so  doing  yoii  can  save 
membership  fee.  Has  paid  over  fOOaOUO.OO  for 
accidental  injuries. 

Be  your  own  Agent. 

NO  IVTEDIC.%.1.   EXAMINATION  iCBQCTRBD 


D  B.HUTCHINSON, 

86  WASHINGTON  STREET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


THE 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD 

BUILDING, 

DEPBDRN  and  RpDDLPH  STS., 

One  block  from  Courthouse, 
convenient  to  North,  West  and 
South-side  transportation. 
Rapid  elevator  service,  all  of- 
fices provided  with  private 
vaults,  steam  heat,  gas  and 
electric  lighting.  The  finest 
plumbing.  Excellent  janitor 
service. 

MODERATE  RENTS 
And  long  leases  to  desirable 
parties.  Responsible  tenants 
having  leases  in  other  build- 
ings until  next  May,  but  desir- 
ing to  move  into  the  Real  Es- 
tate Board  Building  now,  can 
arrrange  to  do  so  without  pay- 
ing rent  for  both  sets  of  offices. 

For  prices  and  further  infor- 
mation apply  to 

MASON  BROTHERS. 
Room  12,  94  Washington  St. 


Title 

Guarantee 
--Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 

Capital  Paid  up  -  $1,600,000 
Undivided  Earnings,    -  300.000 

Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Businesi, 
Makes  .abstracts of  Title. 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMFT  SBBVIOE  AND  BEABONABLE  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

QwTNN  Garnett,  Pres.  A.  H.  Sellebs,  Vice-Prest. 
A.  A.  ^rEWABT,  Sec'y.   0-  B.  Labbabeb,  Treae. 
Fbane  H.  Sellebs,  TroBt  Officer. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtJlLDlNG  JOURNAL 


THEI^ 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


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Sabscription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  seooDd  class  matter  at  the  postofflce,  Obicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  DECEMBERS!.  1895. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

Retail  laoliday  trade  is  active  all  over  the  country. 
The  people  are  buying  liberally  and  the  stores  are 
filled  with  customers.  It  is  emphatically  the  poor 
man's  Christmas  because  a  little  money  now  will  go 
farther  than  double  the  amount  would  a  few  years 
ago  in  buying  handsome  and  acceptable  gifts.  Trade 
is  thus  stimulated  and  all  classes  are  benefitted. 
The  salaried  man  comes  in  for  the  largest  share  of 
good  fortune.  His  salary,  in  the  majority  of  in- 
stances, is  as  large  now  as  it  was  three  or  four  years 
ago,  and  it  will  purchase  nearly  double  as  much  of 
the  necessities  and  luxuries  of  life.  All  agricultural 
products,  with  few  exceptions,  are  down  to  bed-rock 
prices.  Manufactured  articles  are  very  low  and 
going  lower.  The  salaried  man  can  live  comfortably, 
luxuriously  at  present  prices,  but  the  merchant  and 
manufacturer  and  farmer  have  to  stand  the  brunt  of 
the  battle.  Profits  have  been  scaled  down  to  star 
vation  point.  With  a  large  volume  of  trade,  equal 
almost  to  the  high  water  mark  of  1;92,  there  is  little 
profit  in  a  large  business  and  but  a  bare  livelihood, 
if  that,  in  a  small  one. 

Wholesale  trade  is  at  a  stand-still  owing  to  the 
fact  that  retailers  laid  in  their  stocks  for  the  holi- 
days some  time  ago  and  will  not  buy  for  spring  trade 
for  a  month  or  two  to  come.  So  far  as  sentiment 
goes,  the  feeling  is  good.  There  is  a  popular  idea 
that,  somehow  or  other,  the  year  18^16  is  sure  to  bring 
general  prosperity.  Unfortunately,  this  feeling  is 
based  more  on  sentiment  than  on  facts,  and  arises 
largely  from  the  idea  that  after  a  long  term  of  de- 
pression there  must  come  a  period  of  activity.  No 
definite  reason  for  this  change  is  given,  but,  reason- 
ing from  analogy,  it  is  aigued  that  prosperous  times 
always  follow  a  panic,  and  that  sufficient  time  has 
elapsed  to  bring  about  the  desired  change.  This  is  a 
decidedly  uncertain  and  dangerous  premise  to  go  on 
in  practical  business  operations.  The  careful  mer- 
chant or  manufacturer  will  want  something  more 
definite  than  a  mere  feeling.  He  will  look  at  the 
crop  situation,  the  prosperity  of  the  masses,  the  pur- 
chasing ability  of  the  people,  the  state  of  our  foreign 
trade,  and  many  other  conditions,  before  he  makes 
up  his  mind  as  to  what  the  trade  situation  of  the 
coming  year  is  to  be. 

It  is  beginning  to  dawn  on  the  minds  of  unpreju- 
diced thinkers  that  the  depression  has  little  or  no  re- 
lation to  the  Treasury  deficit,  and  that  Congress  can 
do  nothing  to  help,  even  if  it  would.  The  wise  finan- 
ciers who  have  proposed  relief  by  measures  to  tax  the 
people  have  simply  made  themselves  absurd.  Tax- 
ation can  not  create  prosperity.  The  Treasury  re- 
ports show  that  no  taxation  is  needed.  There  is 
$98,000,000  cash  in  the  Treasury,  exclusive  of  the  gold 
reserve.  The  deficit  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June 
30,  J896,  will  be  less  than  $20  000,000,  and  the  revenue 
is  constantly  increasing.  For  the  next  fiscal  year 
there  is  every  reason  to  believe  there  will  be  no  de- 
ficit, and  from  that  time  on  there  is  almost  certain 
to  be  a  surplus.  No  additional  taxation  is  needed. 
What  is  needed  is  a  check  to  the  outflow  of  gold,  but 
under  present  conditions  this  is  impossible.  The 
only  thing  that  can  be  done  is  to  issue  bonds  to  make 
good  the  loss  of  gold  after  it  has  gone  out.  The  gold 
problem  will  continue  to  be  a  perplexing  question  so 
long  as  we  remain  heavily  indebted  to  European 
creditors. 

The  increase  in  bank  clearings  and  railroad  earn- 


ings continues.  Last  week  the  gain  in  clearings  was 
li  per  cent  in  the  country  at  large,  as  compared  with 
the  figures  for  the  same  week  in  1894  For  the  fourth 
week  of  November  the  increase  in  the  earnings  of 
forty-two  roads  which  make  reports  was  3.^4  pe-  cent 
over  last  year.  In  the  third  week  in  November 
seventy-nine  roads  show  an  aggregate  gain,  on  th. 
same  basis  of  comparison,  of  5.63  per  cent,  and  in  the 
entire  month,  fifty-seven  roads  reporting,  there  was 
a  gain  of  7.34  per  cent  This  improvement,  though 
smaller  than  that  reported  during  the  weeks  im 
mediately  previous,  is  in  strict  keeping  with  the  in 
creased  activity  in  trade. 

It  is  unquestionably  true  that  tradehasbeeu  stimu 
lated  by  low  prices,  yet  it  is  these  very  low  prices 
that  have  caused  and  are  siill  perpetuating  the  de- 
pression. All  history  shows  that  there  can  be  no 
general  prosperity  when  prices  are  low.  On  the  con 
trary,  with  rising  markets  business  booms,  industries 
are  active,  and  everybody  secures  a  share  in  the  gen- 
eral good  fortune. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 

Just  what  will  be  the  effect  of  the  break  in  Ameri- 
can stocks  on  the  London  Exchange  does  not  seem 
apparent  at  this  writing.  Latest  dispatches  state 
that  the  New  York  market  also  has  been  completely 
demoralized  by  orders  from  abroad  to  sell  American 
stocks,  and  that  some  half  dozen  firms  have  failed. 
This  panicky  feeling  was  reflected  on  the  Chicago 
Stock  Exchange  yesterday,  and  though  it  is  not  at 
all  likely  tljut  a  collapse  will  be  brought  about  here, 
even  by  a  serious  condition  of  affairs  in  Wall  street, 
yet  a  panic  there  can  not  fail  to  be  felt  here  unfavor 
ably,  to  say  the  least.  The  same  stocks  are  not  dealt 
in  to  any  considerable  extent  on  both  exchanges,  but 
it  is  quite  possible  that  in  the  present  condition  of 
heavy  gold  exports  and  unsatisfactory  foreign  trade 
there  may  be  a  large  scaling  down  of  all  securities. 
Among  the  stocks  which  slumped  considerably  yes- 
terday on  Wall  street  were  nearly  all  the  prominent 
Western  railroads  and  Chicago  Gas. 


THE  CURSE  OF  CONGESTED  CITIES. 


It  is  our  general  proposition  that  the  recent  ap- 
plication of  electricity  to  cheap  transit  has  for  the 
first  time  in  all  human  experience  made  it  possible 
to  create  an  Ideal  Metropolis  from  a  huge  city  with 
a  swarming  population.  Means  of  transportation 
that  are  at  once  inexpensive,  convenient  and  rapid 
are  like  the  ocean  in  actually  joining  places  while 
appearing  to  separate  them.  Thus  the  man's  work 
shop  and  his  home,  though  far  asunder  in  distance 
are  near  together  in  time. 

Cities  where  vast  numbers  of  human  beings  abide 
have  ever  been  the  despair  of  all  who  wished  for  the 
progress  of  the  race.  There  never  was  a  munici 
pality,  from  old  Rome  to  young  Denver,  that  did  not 
lapse  toward  civic  degradation  so  soon  as  several 
families  began  to  be  packed  under  a  single  roof.  A 
humanity  doomed  to  brick  walls  and  stony  streets— 
to  whom  the  fields,  trees  and  ^l  ure  air  '  are  banned 
and  barred,  forbidden  fare,"  furnishes  fertile  soil  for 
crimes  and  treasons  innumerable.  These  conditions, 
when  largely  extended,  lead  inevitably  to  naiional 
degeneracy,  and  the  civilization  cursed  with  more 
than  a  small  percentage  of  this  infectious  putridity 
is  on  the  way  to  dusty  death. 

Within  the  last  ten  years  leading  publicists  have 
become  profoundly  concerned  over  the  abnormal 
growth  of  our  large  cities.  They  deem  this  develop- 
ment unnatural,  because  it  is  altogether  out  of  pro- 
portion to  the  general  increase  of  population  in  the 
nation.  If  the  present  tendency  toward  urban  con- 
centration keeps  up  at  the  same  ratio,  it  is  plain  to 
be  seen  that  America  in  1950  will  have  several  cities 
with  millions  of  inhabitants  each.  This  prospect  is 
filled  with  horror  for  thinkers  who  know  the  condi- 
tion of  London  to-day  and  are  aware  that  its  growth 
in  wealth  and  numbers  is  proportionately  outstripped 
by  the  increase  of  its  paupers  and  criminals.— Ameri- 
can Home. 


THE  VENEZUELAN  BOUNDARY  DESPUTE. 

EFFECT  OF  A  WAR  POLICY  ON  THE  COMMERCE  AND 
BUSINESS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATE.S. 


The  attitude  of  our  government  toward  England 
concerning  Central  and  South  American  affairs  is 
pretty  well  understood  on  this  side  of  the  Atlantic, 
but  in  Europe  the  Monroe  doctrine  is  either  mis- 
understood or  ignored  and  has  been  treated  there 
with  amusement  or  contempt  in  diplomatic  circles. 
Sentiment  has  much  to  do  with  starting  a  war,  and 
however  contemptible  our  American  policy  may 
seem  to  the  great  powers  of  Europe  who  are  nearly 
all  interested  from  motives  of  selfishness  on  this 
side  of  the  ocean  it  amounts  to  a  great  principle  and 
involves  or  may  involve  our  commercial  interests  as 
well  as  our  national  honor.  The  Journal  has  noth- 
ing to  do  with  the  political  aspects  of  the  Venezuelan 
boundary  dispute,  nor  the  history  of  the  South 
American  republics.  The  territory  or  country  in  dis 
pute  embraces  a  tract  180  miles  long  and  about  .35 
miles  wide,  stretching  along  the  coast  eastward  and 
comprising  a  portion  of  the  Orinoca  river.  Hereto- 
fore the  western  limits  of  British  Guiana  have  been 
regarded  as  ending  at  the  mouth  of  the  Esquibo, 
about  100  miles  east  of  the  point  now  claimed  as  the 
western  boundary  of  British  territory.  Following 
down  the  Esquibo  river  the  tract  of  land  extends 
about  550  miles  south.  It  is  asserted  by  Venezuela 
that  this  territory,  containing  about  15,000,000  acres, 
abounds  in  precious  metals  and  valuable  timber,  such 
as  mahogany,  rosewood,  dyewood;  also  valuable  min- 
erals. The  Orinoca  is  the  great  commercial  artery 
of  South  America,  traversing  far  inland,  through 
Venezuela,  Brazil  and  other  countries.. 

Whoever  controls  the  mouth  of  the  Orinoca  will 
control  the  commerce  of  the  richest  portion  of  South 
America.  England  has  taken  possession  of  Punta 
Barina  at  the  mouth  which  is  to  the  Orinoca  what 
Gibralter  is  to  the  Mediterranean  Sea.  She  has  also 
garrisoned  a  naval  station  on  the  Island  of  Trinidad, 
close  by  the  mouth  of  the  river,  and  her  claims  in- 
clude both  banks  of  the  stream  at  its  mouth.  The 
territory  claimed  now  by  Great  Britain  embraces 
about  one-third  of  the  state  of  Bolivar,  two-thirds  of 
the  Delta  land  at  the  mouth  of  the  river,  and  a  small 
unsettled  corner  of  northeastern  Brazil. 

In  1884  a  concession  was  granted  by  Vfinezuela  to 
Fitzgerald  and  Turnbull,  citizens  of  the  United 
States,  of  part  of  this  Orinoca  territory.  It  was 
about  to  be  utilized  by  an  American  corporation  or 
company  when  England  protested  so  strongly  that 
Venezuela  cancelled  the  concession.  Since  then  this 
subject  has  been  waged  through  diplomatic  channels. 
Venezuela  now  avails  herself  of  the  sympathies  of 
the  United  States,  and  a  favorable  opportunity  to  re- 
assert her  rights,  and  has  again  assigned  these  con- 
cessions over  to  citizens  of  the  United  States. 
Other  concessions  of  land  have  been  granted  to  citi- 
zens of  the  United  States  at  the  mouth  of  the  Ori- 
noca river,  on  the  border  of  British  Guiana,  extend- 
ing 125  miles  south  and  15  to  50  miles  east  and  west. 
These  lands  are  said  to  be  richly  endowed  with  valu- 
uable  timber  and  minerals.  The  Americans  finan- 
cially interested  are  wealthy,  influential  citizens  of 
Minnesota.  Michigan  and  other  states.  Here  it  is  in 
a  nut  shell,  without  going  over  the  history  of  the 
ditHculties  of  the  South  and  Central  American  Re- 
publics with  Great  Britain  and  France. 

In  the  language  of  secretary  of  state  Seward,  in 
1866,  in  a  communication  sent  to  Mr.  Klipatrick, 
United  States  minister  at  Santiago:  "The  govern- 
ment of  the  United  States  will  maintain  and  insist 
with  all  the  decision  and  energy  which  are  com- 
patible with  our  existing  neutrality,  that  the  Repub- 
lican system  which  is  accepted  by  any  one  of  those 
South  American  states,  shall  not  be  wontonly  as- 
sailed, and  that  it  shall  not  be  subverted  at  the  end 
of  a  lawful  war  by  European  powers;  but  beyond  this 
point  the  United  States  government  will  not  go;  nor 
will  it  consider  itself  hereby  bound  to  take  part  in 
wars  in  which  a  South  American  Republic  may  enter 
with  an  European  Sovereign,  when  the  object  of  the 
latter  Is  not  the  establishment  in  place  of  a  sub- 


December  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1209 


verted  republic  of  a  monarchy  under  an  European 
prince."  This  gives  the  Monroe  doctrine  a  good 
moral  force  In  all  America,  but  the  United  States 
may  And  no  such  conditions  involved  in  the  present 
dispute.  Only  so  far  as  our  commercial  interests  and 
national  honor  are  concerned  would  the  United 
States  engage  in  a  war  with  Great  Britain.  Secre- 
tary Blaine  set  out  at  great  length  when  he  estab- 
lished the  Bureau  of  American  Republics  the  advan- 
tages and  benefits  of  a  more  extensive  trade  with 
the  South  American  and  Central  American  states  as 
well  as  the  necessity  of  a  closer  union.  If  England 
persists  in  encroaching  upon  our  rights  in  this  re- 
spect the  United  States  must  act  now,  for  this  Vene- 
zuelan affair  affords  the  best  possible  opportunity- 
far  better  than  in  the  case  of  Nicaraugua.  Com- 
merce and  trade  are  what  this  nation  should  foster 
and  build  up;  it  has  no  need  of  more  territory  nor 
can  it  malce  any  money  by  going  to  war  with  Great 
Britain.  Our  little  sister  Republics  to  the  south, 
and  the  Dominion  on  the  north,  should  not  be  an- 
nexed until  we  learn  to  rightly  govern  the  three  and 
a  half  million  square  miles  of  territory  we  now  pos- 
sess. 

EFFECT  OF  A  WAU  POLICY  ON  COMMERCE  AND 
TRADE. 

No  doubt  war  and  rumors  of  war  will  stimulate 
prices  of  pro  luce  but  not  to  the  extent  of  making  the 
United  States  rich  at  the  expense  of  England.  She 
can  buy  wheat  for  instance  in  India  and  in  South 
America.  Whatever  advantages  would  be  gained  in 
higher  prices  of  produce  and  of  labor  in  the  United 
States  would  be  offset  by  the  destruction  of  confi- 
dence in  England  as  to  our  securities.  A  special 
from  London,  dated  December  19,  states  that  there 
was  indignation  at  President  Cleveland's  tactics 
amocg  all  interested  in  the  financial  welfare  of 
America.  Whatever  the  outcome  may  be  public  con- 
fidence there  has  received  a  shock  from  which  a  re- 
covery will  be  painfully  slow. 

The  Stock  Exchange  there  and  the  exchanges 
throughout  the  country  continue  under  the  influence 
of  the  difficulty  between  Great  Britain  and  the 
United  States. 

Consols  declined  i  Thursday,  foreign  funds  were 
weak,  and  American  and  Canadian  stocks  were  lower 
on  continued  selling. 

A  telegram  received  at  midday  saying  that  the 
Senate  had  expressed  more  moderate  sentiments  in 
the  direction  of  the  appointment  of  a  commission  on 
the  Venezuela  boundary  induced  a  rally  mainly  in 
the  form  of  bear  repurchases,  but  not  by  the  public. 

The  closing  prices  were  at  the  very  lowest,  and 
with  a  panicky  feeling  in  the  American  market. 
Even  the  best  American  gold  bonds  were  persistently 
refused  by  English  investors. 

While  this  is  no  doubt  overdrawn  thtre  is  no 
doubt  that  a  war  between  the  two  nations  would 
play  havoc  with  American  securities.  In  fact  it  is 
well  understood  that  the  English  haye  been  selling 
American  securities  just  as  fast  as  possible,  so  as  to 
not  alarm  Americans.  Even  government  bonds  will 
decline,  but  they  could  be  easily  absorbed  by  Ameri- 
can capital.  Our  railway  and  municipal  bonds  and 
stocks  would  suffer  most. 

The  dullness  of  the  past  three  years  in  this  class  of 
securities  has  been  painful,  but  under  a  war  cloud 
hovering  over  England  and  the  United  States  they 
would  decline  3till  more  Such  a  state  of  affairs 
might  benefit  real  estate  and  it  might  not.  The 
opinion  of  prominent  business  men  upon  the  whole 
question,  however,  is  that  the  boundary  dispute  be- 
tween England  and  Venezuela  will  be  patched  up  or 
arbitrated,  and  our  commercial  and  financial  rela- 
tions with  the  former  continued. 


Looklaud,  O. — Sealed  bids  will  be  reoeived  by  E.  0. 
Bnobanan,  olerK,  nnlil  Deo.  24  for  the  parohase  of  $6,0(0 
of  5  per  cent  sidewalk  bonds. 

Alleghany  Ooonty,  Pa  — The  following  bonds  will  be 
paid  at  the  office  of  the  Oonnty  Oontioller,  Pittsburg,  Pa., 
ap  to  Jail.  1,  1896,  when  interest  will  oease:  Ooopon  oom- 
promise  bonds,  434,  439,  442.  443,  to  456;  also  registered 
oompromise  bonds,  650  and  651,  all  bearing  date  of  Jan. 
1,  1863. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Thedulness  of  the  market  last  week  has  continued 
and  it  became  painfully  dull  this  week  under  the  ef- 
fects of  the  heavy  rains  and  the  talk  of  war  with 
Great  Britain.  The  decline  of  American  securities 
in  London  and  the  panic  in  stocks  on  Wall  street 
caused  great  excitement  in  Chicago.  The  Venezuela 
boundary  dispute,  and  the  President's  message  have 
occupied  everybody's  mind  to  the  exclusion  of  all  else 
except  the  slump  in  stocks. 

There  is,  however,  a  redeeming  feature  of  the  real 
estate  market  that  unfortunately  does  not  belong  to 
any  other  form  of  investment  and  that  is  firmness 
and  confldence.  Even  in  case  of  war  Chicago  is  the 
most  fortunately  situated  city  in  the  country.  The 
entire  English  navy  could  be  blown  up  by  torpedoes 
and  heavy  guns  planted  in  its  path  from  the  ocean  to 
Lake  Michigan  and  being  in  the  centre  of  the  richest 
dgricultural  region  of  the  world  with  superior  trans- 
portation facilities  Chicago  would  become  the  store 
house  and  common  base  of  supplies  for  the  United 
States  armies  and  timid  people  would  fiock  here  for 
safety  rather  than  flee  from  us.  But  war  will  not  be 
declared  at  once  even  if  England  should  refuse  to 
make  concessions.  There  is  too  much  at  stake  and 
the  loss  is  already  great.  Stock  gamblers  have  con- 
tributed much  to  the  excitement  and  no  doubt  are 
largely  to  blame  for  the  panic  in  stocks.  After  the 
bears  raid  everything  on  the  list  worth  raiding  they 
will  quiet  down  and  laugh  at  the  other  fellows  who 
sacrificed  their  properties.  This  little  test  of  Ameri- 
can patriotism  may  result  in  great  good  to  our  coun- 
try. America  for  Americans  is  a  good  sentiment  and 
a  sound  doctrine  but  it  should  be  supported  by  home 
trade  and  home  investments  by  our  rich  men.  None 
of  our  valuable  railway  and  industrial  securities 
should  be  compelled  to  seek  a  foreign  market. 

A  volume  might  be  written  on  the  indifference  of 
American  investors  to  home  securities.  There  is  an 
abundance  of  capital  in  our  banks  and  in  safety  de- 
posit vaults  to  buy  all  the  government  bonds  that 
will  be  issued  and  idle  money  enough  in  the  country 
to  start  the  wheels  of  industry.  Of  course  the 
amount  of  railway  and  industrial  stocks  held  by 
European  investors  is  something  enormous  and  they 
will  have  to  suffer  if  the  scare  .continues.  But  there 
is  no  good  reason  why  real  estate  should  suffer;  the 
opposite  result  is  more  probable  for  the  reasons 
stated  above  and  for  the  further  reason  that  it  is  at 
the  present  time  the  only  safe  investment  beside 
government  bonds. 

MINOR  REAL  ESSATE  MATTERS. 

The  auction  sale  held  in  R.  C.  Givens  &  Co.'s  office, 
at  94  Washington  street,  last  week,  was  certainly  a 
new  departure.  It  was  a  success  in  one  thing,  that 
of  attracting  attention,  but  in  realizing  good  prices  it 
was  not.  No  one  seems  to  be  troubled  less  about  the 
low  prices  paid  for  lots  than  Mr.  Givins  himself. 
They  will  continue  their  office  auction  sales  this  af- 
ternoon at  2  o'clock  as  follows:  Seven  lots  in  Wash- 
ington Heights  have  been  selected  for  this  sale. 

One  lot,  25  by  155  feet  to  sixteen-foot  alley,  on 
Ninety-sixth  street,  south  front,  85  feet  west  of  Cen- 
ter avenue, 

Two  lots,  25  by  155  feet  each,  to  sixteen-foot  alley, 
on  Ninety-seventh  street,  south  front,  184  feet  wljst 
of  Center  avenue. 

One  lot.  40  by  90  feet,  on  Church  street,  south  of 
and  near  Tracy  avenue. 

One  lot,  30  by  80  feet,  on  High  street,  west  of  and 
near  Vincennes  avenue  and  opposite  the  Iron  Bridge 
Works. 

The  proposed  transfer  of  the  Normal  School  by 
Cook  County  to  the  city  of  Chicago,  bids  fair  to  bring 
about  a  lawsuit  between  the  man  who  donated  the 
land  to  the  county  years  ago  and  the  county.  Mr. 
Beck,  wh  )  donated  the  land  upon  which  the  normal 
school  is  situated,  is  watching  for  the  result  of 
the  delibera  ions  of  the  board  of  education.  Should 
the  city  use  the  property  about  to  be  transferred 
by  the  county,  for  purposes  other  than  that  of 
a  normal  school  he  will  endeavor  to  get  back  his 


former  gift.  He  was  wealthier  when  he  gave  the 
land  to  the  county  than  he  is  now.  .-^ince  that  time 
he  has  lost  most  of  his  property,  and  is  anxions  to 
leave  something  to  his  wife  and  children  before  he 
dies.  He  is  not  sorry  that  he  gave  the  property  for 
the  cause  of  education,  though  his  action  estranged 
many  relatives.  He  feels  convinced  that  something 
should  be  returned  to  him  if  the  city  intends  to  di- 
vert the  land  to  other  purposes  after  accepting  it 
from  the  county.  The  old  man  says  the  land  will 
revert  to  him  if  the  city  should  do  this,  but  he  is  not 
desirous  of  taking  everything  away  from  Chicago. 
He  is  willing  to  accept  -$25,000  for  a  strip  of  land 
along  the  west  front  of  the  ten  acres  he  deeded  to 
the  Cook  County  Normal  school  in  1869. 

Over  a  hundred  men  visited  the  salesroom  of  the 
real  9state  board  Thursday  forenoon.  The  rest  of 
the  famous  Du  Breuil  estate,  which  was  sold  by  John 
T.  Noyes,  master  in  chancery,  by  decree  of  court  in  a 
suit  of  partition  of  the  estate  was  the  attraction. 
Most  of  the  estate  was  sold  last  fall,  but  for  the  two 
remaining  pieces  finally  disposed  of  Thursday  there 
had  been  several  unsuccessful  auctions.  The  fact 
that  it  had  to  be  peremptorily  sold  and  the  condi- 
tions of  the  sale  promising  a  '•bargain,"  the  crowd  of 
buyers  was  large.  The  first  piece  consisted  of  ten 
lots,  aggregating  260  feet  east  front,  bv  121  feet  deep 
north  of  an  alley  on  Winter  street,  200  feet  south  o 
Sixty  sixth  street.  This  property  had  to  bring  at 
least  |20  per  foot,  or  $5,200.  It  was  finally  bid  in  by 
Francis  Ellis,  a  real  estate  man,  for  18, 140,  the  terms 
being  14  per  cent  cash,  45  per  cent  at  time  of  con- 
firmation of  sale,  and  the  balance  in  two  equal  pay- 
ments, one  and  two  years  at  6  per  cent.  The  second 
piece  consisted  of  four  lots.  100  feet  north  front  by 
128  feet  deep  on  Sixty-sixth  court,  with  alley  east 
and  south.  This  had  an  upset  price  of  at  least  $16.16 
per  front  foot,  or  $1,666.  Jn  the  final  bids  this  total 
was  not  quite  reached,  50  by  128  feet,  west,  being 
sold  to  Robert  Craig  for  S820,  and  the  50  by  12S  feet 
on  the  east  alley  being  sold  to  Charles  J.  Marhoefer 
for  $719.  This  finished  the  sale  of  an  estate  which 
in  its  day  was  one  of  the  most  famous  in  Chicago. 
The  only  other  decretal  sale  Thursday  was  of  four 
lots  in  block  28  of  the  Chicago  North  Shore  Land 
Association  sold  to  August  Eustis  for  i 


ATTRACTIONS  FOR  BUYERS  OF  REAL  ESTATE. 

The  impression  among  buyers  that  prices  have  n 
been  reduced  for  good  property  in  and  near  the  cit 
is  a  mistake.    Whether  this  has  been  done  in 
proved  property  and  in  old  subdivisions  the  Journ 
does  not  pretend  to  state.    But  some  of  the  choic 
acre  tracts  in  and  outside  of  the  city  as  well  as  L 
in  desirable  locations  where  transportation  facilit 
are  far  advanced  can  be  bought  on  most  favoral 
terms. 

Mr.  Erastus  Sipperly,  215  Dearborn  street,  is  the 
owner  of  a  large  amount  of  vacant  property  in  Cicero 
in  the  vicinity  of  Oak  Park  Ave  and  the  main  branch 
of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Railway.  His  lots  are  suit- 
able for  improvement  and  have  sewers  and  sidewalks 
laid  and  will  soon  have  water.  The  distances  of  lots 
from  depot  or  station  range  from  one  block  to  a  half 
mile  only  and  the  fare  is  but  little  more  than  by 
gtreet  car.  This  land  lies  in  the  direction  of  greatest 
development  westward  and  is  now  suitable  in  every 
way  for  improvement  and  settlement;  it  is  in  fact  in 
South  Oak  Park.  $400  is  the  average  price  for  a  good 
25x125  foot  lot. 

Acre  property  in  the  old  town  of  Jefferson  (now 
27th  ward  Chicago)  can  be  bougtit  at  from  S800  to 
$6000  per  acre,  the  last  named  price  being  for  property 
on  Milwaukee  ave  near  Metropolitan  Elevated  Ry, 
but  fine  property  with  city  water  and  near  electric 
railway  can  be  bought  for  S1200  per  acre.  Property 
from  9  to  12  miles  northwest  and  west  from  court 
house,  just  outside  city  limits,  and  with  good  rail- 
road service  can  be  bought  for  from  $300  to  |500  per 
acre.  Property  15  to  20  miles  north  west  and  west 
on  railroads  from  $  00  to  *200  per  acre  All  of  this 
property  is  high  and  of  great  natural  beauty  £»nd  in 
the  direct  line  of  improvements  now  being  rapidly 
made. 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


December  21,  18»6 


THE  TDRRENS  LAW. 


The  schedule  of  fees  to  be  charged  though  high 
enough  for  the  average  lot  owner  will  by  no  means 
cover  all  of  the  costs  that  real  estate  owners  will  have 
to  bear.  As  soon  as  a  title  is  in  dispute  attorneys 
will  require  an  abstract  to  guide  them  in  the  prepar- 
ation of  a  case.  A  digest  of  the  court  decisions  in 
England,  Canada,  South  Australia,  New  Zealand  and 
other  countries  where  the  system  has  been  in  vogue 
shows  that  all  of  the  contlictions  known  to  the  law  of 
realty  have  arisen  and  in  none  of  those  countries 
have  transfers,  foreclosures  and  tax  deed  been  as  num- 
erous as  they  are  here.  The  delay  in  obtaining  the 
blanks  to  be  tilled  out  by  applicants  and  the  delay  in 
receiving  the  decisions  referred  to  render  it  impos- 
sible to  publish  the  promised  article  on  the  Torrens 
Law.  Well  known  lawyers  who  are  experts  in  this 
department  of  law  will  prepare  the  articles  for  this 
JouBNAL  and  it  is  hoped  that  all  of  the  mateiial 
available  including  the  decisions  referred  to  will  be 
in  hand  by  Jan.  1, '96.  The  Journal  will  not  criti- 
cise the  new  law  unfavorably  when  it  can  be  avoided 
but  the  real  difficulties  to  be  encountered  in  the 
settlement  and  adjudication  of  titles  in  Cook  County 
will  be  presented.  Messrs.  Thornton  \-  Chancellor, 
members  of  the  Chicago  bar  will  write  on  the  sub- 
ject but  they  will  be  contined  to  the  principles  and 
decisions  enunciated  by  the  courts  of  countries  which 
have  adopted  and  used  the  system. 


THE  REIBN  OF  THE  BDQDLERS. 

The  crime  of  boodling  or  dividing  the  spoils  has 
been  a  common  theme  of  the  newspapers  of  the 
country  for  the  past  twenty  years  or  more.  In  the 
city  of  Chicago  nearly  every  branch  of  the  public  ser- 
vice has  been  affected  by  it.  In  one  of  Henry  Ward 
Beecher's  lectures  in  the  latter  part  of  his  life — "The 
Reign  of  the  Common  People"  reference  was  made 
to  it,  but  his  discourse  was  mainly  devoted  to  the 
beauties  and  advantages  of  a  republican  form  of 
government. 

He  was  not  impressed  or  rather  oppressed  by  the 
spoils  system,  so  common  then  in  New  York  city, 
except  so  far  as  the  evil  iuflupnces  of  dishonesty  in 
politics  corrupted  the  public  morals.  It  remains  for 
some  of  the  younger  generation  of  preachers  to  take 
up  the  crusade  against  this  sin.  As  we  have  no 
iminent  divines  likeTalmage  and  Parkhurst  of  New 
Xork  to  take  up  the  cudgel  for  reform  in  Chicago, 
;e  must  look  to  our  prominent  business  men  to  light 
je  battle  for  us.  But  we  need  an  (jrator  to  stir  the 
eople  up.  We  need  a  man  who  is  fearless  as  wull  as 
■loquent,  able  as  well  as  good.  If  we  have  no 
SeecLer,  no  Taimage  no  Parkhurst  we  may  yet  tlnd 
a,  Moses  to  extricate  us  from  the  grasp  of  Pharaoh. 
The  ministers  of  Chicago  have  done  much  good,  but 
the  trouble  with  their  mode  of  warfare  is  that  their 
shafts  do  not  hit  the  guilty  heads  and  the  sound  of 
their  voices  do  not  reach  the  great  mass  of  voters. 
Their  thunder  is  heard  only  by  their  tlocks  who  to  a 
great  extent  keep  away  from  the  polls  and  out  of 
politics.  One  of  Chicago's  great  preachers  was 
practically  driven  away  from  his  pulpit  for  his  severe 
criticism  of  a  certain  Justice  of  the  peace  who 
favored  the  gamblers  and  inflicted  heavy  fines  and 
penalties  on  poor  defenceless  men  who  bad  com- 
mitted petty  offences.  That  man  was  Dr.  Kitridge 
"  who  was  sued  by  the  justice  in  the  amount  of  $25,000 
for  slander.  The  gamblers  and  their  friends  made 
it  hot  for  the  reverend  gentleman  and  he  decided  to 
leave  Chicago  and  go  where  his  etiorts  were  appre- 
ciated. 

The  crime  of  boodling  in  Chicago  is  not  despised 
so  much  for  its  bad  influence  on  the  public  morals, 
but  it  has  become  a  nuisance  and  a  burden  to  the 
tax  payers  who  are  loaded  down  with  taxes  and  as- 
sessments imposed  by  about  fifteen  taxing  bodies, 
which  comprise  a  horde  of  tax  eaters  large  enough  to 
confiscate  the  earnings  of  a  majority  of  the  business 
men  of  the  city  in  these  hard  times.  Ijven  though 
they  complied  with  the  law  and  practiced  economy, 
the  red  tape  of  special  assessments  would  be  burden- 
-)me  enough.  It  may  be  claimed  that  the  daily  press 


of  Chicago  is  doing  all  in  its  power  to  rid  the  city  of 
the  boodlers.  Hut  somehow  or  other  nobody  looks 
seriously  on  anything  printed  in  the  newspapers 
because  it  is  said  they  print  anything  for  money  or 
or  are  influenced  by  political  considerations.  Some 
man  of  unquestioned  character,  of  unimpeachable 
veracity  and  of  wide  reputation  must  get  up  in  his 
place  before  the  public  and  state  the  facts  and  other 
equally  good  men  must  emphasize  what  he  says  by 
having  all  of  the  ringstors  indicted.  Chicago  is 
losing  ground  by  her  procrastination  in  this  matter. 
The  work!  is  getting  sick  of  hearing  us  talk  so  much 
about  our  troubles  and  doing  nothing.  Investors 
are  (juitting  us  because  they  do  not  want  to  be  taxed 
to  death  to  maintain  the  city,  the  county,  the  parl<s 
and  boulevards,  the  library,  the  schools,  the  drain- 
age canal,  the  World's  Fair  bonds,  the  south  town, 
the  west  town,  the  north  town,  the  town  of  Jeffer- 
son, etc.,  etc.,  etc.,  each  and  all  having  machinery 
and  a  lot  of  red  tape  and  the  spoils  system.  Nor  is 
this  all.  The  contractors  for  the  city  must  have 
their  graft  to  enable  tbem  to  receive  double  pay  for 
the  poorest  kind  of  work.  Twenty  three  years  ago 
the  Chicago  Times  declared  that  the  $5,000,000 
which  the  courthouse  cost  was  half  boodle.  It 
would  have  l)een  more  correct  to  have  stated  that 
one  half  of  the  money  was  wasted. 

The  same  extravagance  has  characterized  the 
building  of  school  houses  throughout  the  city  and 
the  county  as  in  the  case  of  the  Tilton  school  at  the 
Northwestern  car  shops  now  in  the  city  but  then 
undej  the  management  of  the  Cicero  town  board. 
SiO.OOO  per  annum  was  spent  to  maintain  a  school  of 
of  three  rooms  in  a  twelve  room  school  house  when 
the  combined  salaries  of  the  teachers  and  the  jani- 
tor did  not  amount  to  S.SOOO.  The  other  $7000  was 
used  up  by  interest  charges,  clerical  help  and  "  com- 
mission"' paid  to  all  concerned  in  the  purchasing  of 
school  furniture  at  three  prices,  but  the  most  of  it 
was  never  put  in,  such  as  apparatus,  maps,  etc.  The 
last  exposure  of  this  kind  was  made  only  a  few  days 
ago  by  E.  S.  Dreyer  of  Lhc  l/'ublic  Library  Board. 

On  the  subject  of  uneiiual  and  unjust  assessments 
the  Chicago  Ileal  Estate  Board  at  its  last  monthly 
meeting  passed  the  following  resolution  condemning 
the  present  system: 

Be  it  Uesolved,  That  the  Chicago  Real  Estate 
Board  is  unalterably  opposed  to  any  measures  look- 
ing to  such  increased  valuation  of  real  estate  as  pro- 
Ijosed  wherewith  to  meet  this  emergency  (an  empty 
treasury),  for  the  reason  that  the  bulk  of  Chicago 
real  estate  is  now  bearing  more  than  its  just  propor- 
tion of  the  burdens  of  taxation,  and  now  pays  as 
much  as  it  can  stand;  that  what  is  needed  at  this 
time  is  not  an  increase  in  the  valuation,  but  an 
e(iualization  of  values  to  the  end  that  all  property 
shall  be  taxed  in  proportion,  which,  under  the  pres- 
ent system  of  town  assessors  has  proven  impossible; 
and.  be  it 

"  Resolved.  That  it  is  the  sense  of  the  Chicago 
Real  Estate  Board  that  the  present  emergency  can 
be  met  more  equitably  through  increase  of  the 
license  system  and  by  a  determined  effort  on  the 
part  of  the  assessors  to  assess  corporate  and  personal 
property  fairly  and  on  the  same  basis  as  real  estate; 
and,  be  it  further 

"  Resolved;  That  this  board  shall  earnestly  en- 
deavor to  arouse  public  opinion  on  the  subject  of 
taxation  to  the  end  that  the  present  law  governing 
taxation  shall  be  repealed  by  and  wise  revenue  legis- 
lation be  secured  from  the  next  Legislature.'" 

It  has  heretofore  re(iuired  the  combined  efforts  of 
the  Real  Estate  Board,  the  Citizen's  association  and 
the  Civic  Federation  to  effect  the  necessary  legisla- 
tion that  would  enable  the  people  to  improve  their 
condition  It  is  believed  that  the  grasp  of  monoply 
on  the  city  through  the  boodlers  in  the  council  is  so 
strontr  that  even  the  combined  efforts  of  these  influ- 
ential bodies  cannot  check  the  tide  of  corruption  in 
Chicago.  Yet  the  Real  Estate  Board  is  preparing  to 
attack  the  enemy  lone  handed  but  with  improved 
weapons  that  will  puncture  even  an  alderman.  The 
tax  ])a  vers  can  feel  assured  that  ihey  have  earnest 
and  able  defenders  in  the  cause  of  reform  if  they 
have  no  great  preachers  to  fight  the  boodlers. 


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Metropolitau  National  

National  Bank  of  America  

Natioual  Bank  of  Illinois  

National  Live  Stock  Bank  .  . . 

Northwestern  National   

Northern  Trust  Oo  

Prairie  State  National  Bank... 

State  Bank  of  Ohioago  

Union  National  

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MI30ELLANEOUS  BONDS. 


km  Brewing  &  Malting  Co ....  6b 

Am  Straw  Board  Oo  68 

Oalnmet  Electric  St  Ry  Co  68.1912 
0as8  av  tL  Fair  Ods  By  58. .  .1912 
Chi  Cons  Brewing  &  Malting  68. 

Ohi  Dock  Oo  Ist  M  5-20  5b  

Ohi  P'k'g  and  Prov  Co  68. . .  1910 

Cons  Pack  Co's  6s  1912 

Jbicago  <fe  8  Side  Rapid  Tran  Co 

1st  Mfg  10  40  58  .1929 

Mtg  40  years  (exteDBiou)1933 

Ohioago  City  Ry  6-20  4>^s  

Pass  Ry  Co  68   1903 

Board  of  Trade  10-60  68 
"  Opera  House  Co  6s  1905 
"  Auditoriam  let  M5sl929 
"  "    Cons  Gold  58  1942 

Oh  of  Com  SVC  6-20  69  

Oent'l  Safety  Dep  Oo  58....1907 

Commerce  Vault  Co  68   

Ohi  Equitable  Gas  Oo  68  ...  1905 
Chi  Gas  L  and  Coke  Co  6s. .  1937 
Oonsnmere  Gas  Ist  M  6s. . .  .1930 

Lake  Street  Elevated  R  R  5b  

Masonic  Frater'ty  Tpl  Asn  68  1921 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  Ist  M  68  i>00 

N  Ohi  City  Ry  4>^s  1927 

N  Oni  St  R  R  Ist  M  58  1906 

P  G  L  &  0  Co  Ist  con  6%  1943 

South  Park  69  1898 

P.  Sohoenhofen  Brw  Oo  Ld  681900 

W  Chi  St  R  R  1st  M  58  1928 

W  Ohi  St  R  R  Tun  Oo  58 . . . .  1909 

W  Chi  St  R  R  Debenture  68  

West  Town  New  issue  

Western  Stone  Co  5-20  5  


Amoant 


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1  260  000 

2  000  OdO 

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681  000 

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M^OELLANEOUS  STOCKS. 

Allen  Paper  Oar  Wheel  Co  

American  Straw  Board  Oo  

Oal  and  0  Can  and  Dock  Co. . 
Oent'l  Union  Telephone  Co... 
Central  Safety  Deposit  Co.... 

Chi  Auditorium  Ass  

Chi  Brew'g  and  Malting  Oo. . . 
Chi  Brew'g  &  Malting  Oo  pfd 
Ohi  Packing  &  P  Oo  Limited. 

Chi  Packing  <fe  P  Co  pfd  

Ohi  and  S  8  Rap  Tran  Oo  

Ohioago  City  Railway  

"       Deposit  Vault  Co  

"       Gas  Co   

"       Passenger  Ry  

"      Telephone  Co  

Diamond  Match  Co  of  III  

lUiaois  Steel  Co  

Lake  Street  Ele  «ted  R  R  

In  Pack  &  Prov  iJo  Ltd  

(n  P»ok     Prov  Oo  pfd  


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December  21,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1211 


Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  Limited .... 

Mil  &  Ohi  Brew's  pfd  

P.  Sohoenhoten  Brw  Co  Ld, . . 
P.  Soboenhofen  Brw  Oo  pfd  . . 

New  York  Bisonit  Oo  

North  Chicago  City  Ry  

North  Ohioago  Street  R  R  Oo. 

National  Railway  Co  

National  Linseed  Oil  Oo  

Pallman  Palace  Oar  Co  

Street's  W  Stable  Car  Line . . . 

"  «'  "  pfd 
Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Co. 

Traders'  Insurance  Co  . .  ,  

West  Div  City  Railway   

West  Chicago  Street  R  R  

Western  Stone  Co  


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CLEARING  HOUSE  SETTLEMENT  PRICES. 


Am  Straw  Board.  ..  v ..  .48^ 

Cal  &  Ohi  0  &  D  Co  65 

Brew  &  Malt  Oo  14 

"  Pfd....  3*3^ 

Chi  Paok'g  &  Prov  Co  . .  30 
"  "      Pfd. 45 

Ohi  &  S  8  Rap  T  Co  8 

Ohioago  Gas  Co  693^ 

Diamond  Match  Oo,  111.  127^ 


Lake  Street  Elevated ..  2-  3^ 

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  

In  Pkg  &  Pro  Co  pfd.  . 
Mil  &  Chi  Brew  Co  ....Uj/g 
Pfd.  35 

N  Y  Biscuit  Co  71 3^ 

N  Ohi  St  R  R  297% 

Street's  W  S  C  Line  ...  14 
w  Ohi  St  R  B  . .      . .  117^ 


PROPOSED    LAW    TO    CHECK  LAND 
SWINDLES. 


In  view  of  the  many  hardships  imposed  upon  inno- 
cent and  careless  lot  buyers  by  dishonest  irrespon- 
sible subdividers  of  real  estate,  the  Journal  pub- 
lishes an  extract  from  the  The  American  Land  and 
Title  Register  on  the  subject.  In  numerous  fore- 
closures in  Cook  county  lot  owners  and  home  owners 
have  found  that  they  were  to  be  ousted  or  dispos- 
sessed of  their  property  after  paying  for  it.  Mr.  C 
M.  Burton  of  Detroit,  in  the  current  issue  of  the 
above  entitled  journal  says: 

"There  are  many  improvements  that  might  be 
made  in  our  manner  of  registration  cf  deeds  and 
mortgages,  and  one  in  particular  that  has  occurred 
to  me,  and  which,  I  think,  ought  to  be  placed  before 
the  people,  and  before  the  legislature,  that  appropri- 
ate action  might  soon  be  taken  which  would  lead  to 
its  adoption  at  an  early  day,  that  it  might  be  avail- 
able when  the  rush  commences.  One  of  the  schemes 
of  the  impecunious  or  dishonest  real  estate  dealer, 
which  was  fully  exercised  in  the  late  flush  time,  was 
for  the  dealer  to  obtain  a  contract  for  a  tract  of 
land,  divide  it  into  lots,  put  his  plat  on  record  and 
sell  the  lots  to  innocent  purchasers  without  making 
any  payment  to  the  actual  owner  of  the  land.  The 
result  in  many  cases  was,  that  the  owner  not  having 
been  paid  for  his  land,  was  compelled  to  ask  the  lot 
purchaser  to  pay  a  second  time  or  lose  his  land  and 
improvements. 

I  think  this  might  be  avoided  by  a  plan,  which  I 
think  might  be  tried  at  a  small  expense,  and  which 
is  as  follows:   When  a  person  divided  a  parcel  of 
land  into  lots  and  put  his  plan  of  the  subdivision  al- 
lotment on  record,  let  the  law  require  him  to  furnish 
for  the  register  of  deeds  and  deposit  in  his  office  as  a 
public  rec®rd.  open  to  the  inspection  of  everyone,  a 
book,  on  the  first  pages  of  which  shall  be  printed  aj 
complete  abstract  of  the  title  of  the  property  de- 1 
scribed  in  his  plat,  and  let  the  succeeding  pages  be  ' 
properly  ruled  and  printed  so  that  as  conveyances  j 
and  encumbrances  are  recorded,  the  register  can 
enter  a  minute  of  each  conveyance  or  encumbrance  I 
in  its  proper  place,  under  the  proper  lot,  in  this  book,  | 
This  minute  need  not  jn  ordinary  cases  exceed  one  j 
line  for  each  entry.    Have  the  book  large  enough  so  j 
that  two  pages  could  be  devoted  to  each  lot,  one  for 
deeds  and  the  other  for  encumbrances,  and  let  as  i 
many  books  be  provided  as  may  be  necessary  to  j 
satisfy  this  provision.  Let  the  legislature  require  the 
register  to  keep  this  book  up  to  date  by  entering 
each  paper  in  its  proper  place  immediately  on  its 
being  received  for  record. 

Then  the  proposed  purchaser  of  a  single  lot  in  any 
subdivision,  can  ascertain,  at  a  moment's  giance, 
whether  he  is  dealing  with  the  owner  of  the  property 
in  getting  his  contract,  and  he  can  also  see  whether 
there  are  any  incumbrances  on  the  property. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


D.  S,  Pentecost  has  completed  plans  for  a  second 
story  to  a  flat  building  22%>x50  feet,  and  a  two-story 
side  addition  to  same,  the  entire  building  to  cover  45x50 
feet,  at  65  and  67  South  Forty-fourth  avenue;  James 
McClintock  is  the  owner.  It  will  have  cut  stone  front, 
galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  mantels,  and 
modern  improvements. 

The  R.  Rosenstock  Company,  80  Dearborn  street, 
has  plans  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  on  Flournoy 
street,  between  Sacramento  and  Albany  avenues,  for 
R.  H.  Roberts,  two  stories  and  basement,  23x34  8  feet, 
front  of  stone  and  pressed  brick,  composition  roof,  oak 
finish,  mantels,  and  modern  improvements,  to  cost  about 
$3,500. 

The  trustees  of  the  Northwestern  University  have  in- 
structed R.  D.  Shepard,  their  business  agent,  to  have 
plans  prepared  for  a  modern  office  building  to  occupy 
l^art  of  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel  property.  The  uni- 
versity owns  frontages  of  178  feet  on  each  Jackson  and 
Quincy  and  the  entire  frontage  of  186%  feet  between  the 
two  on  LaSalle  street.  Nothing  definite  concerning  the 
improvement  has  been  decided  upon,  except  that  it  will 
be  within  the  provisions  of  the  present  building  or- 
dinances, and  consequently  not  higher  than  130  feet, 
or  about  ten  stories. 

D.  H.  Burnham  &  Co.  have  been  employed  by  the 
Pennsylvania  Railway  Company  to  make  plans  for  a  de- 
pot at  Columbus,  Ohio,  which  will  cost  about  $500,000. 
The  structure,  including  train  shed,  will  be  500  feet  long 
and  have  a  width  of  100  feet,  the  administrative  part 
of  the  structure  to  be  three  stories  in  height.  Iron  and 
steel  construction  will  be  used  throughout,  and  the  of- 
fice part  will  have  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  stone, 
with  slate  roof. 

A  large  store  and  manufacturing  block  is  to  be  erected 
on  the  north  side  of  West  Washington  street,  between 
Canal  and  Clinton  streets.  The  plans  prepared  by  Wil- 
liam F.  Pagles  provide  for  an  eight-story  and  base- 
ment structure  covering  61  by  76  feet.  The  building  will 
be  of  mill  structure  on  concrete  foundation,  have 
pressed  brick  front,  freight  and  passenger  elevators, 
erected  on  their  new  acquired  property,  bounded  by 
$60,000. 

Arcliitect  Richard  E.  Schmidt  has  been  employed  by 
the  Alexian  Brothers  to  design  the  new  hospital  to  be 
erected  at  Rock  Island,  111.  The  trustees  of  the  institu- 
Huber  and  Herndon  streets,  and  Belden  and  Racine 
avenues.  The  improvement  will  cost  about  $175,000 
for  ct)nstruction  alone,  and  it  will  require  perhaps  $50,- 
000  to  properly  equip  the  institution. 

John  Pearson  will  build  a  three-story  and  basement 
apartment  house  on  Champlain  avenue,  near  Forty- 
ninth  street.  It  will  have  a  ground  area  of  50  by  60 
feet,  stone  front,  hard  wood  finish,  and  will  cost  about 
$14,000.  There  will  be  six  apartments  of  from  four  to 
six  niouis  each. 

E.  M.  Newman  is  letting  contracts  for  a  store  and 
apartment  building  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Center 
and  Mohawk  streets  for  Bartholomew  Flynn.  The 
structure  will  be  four  stories  and  basement,  50  by  125 
feet  in  size,  with  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  stone 
trimmings,  hard  wood  finish  and  modern  improvements 
for  the  interior,  and  will  cost  $40,000. 

The  new  Western  Hospital  for  the  Insane  will  be 
erected  at  Rick  Island,  111.  The  trustees  of  the  msti- 
t.ution  met  with  the  government  there  and  considered 
the  bids  of  the  three  competing  places,  Monmouth, 
Galesburg  and  Rock  Island. 

Galesburg  ottered  410  acres  of  land,  with  water,  light, 
etc.;  Rock  Island,  410  acres,  situated  near  the  Missis- 
sippi, and  Moiiuiouth,  400  acres  and  $60,000  in  cash, 
j  The  Ijoard.  after  considering  the  matter  for  some  time, 
decided  upon  the  Rock  Island  site. 

Part  of  this  site  (about  150  acres)  is  located  upon  a 
high  bluff  overlooking  the  river  and  in  view  of  the 
three  cities  of  Rock  Island,  Moline  and  Davenport.  The 
rest  of  the  land  is  level.    A  meeting  will  shortly  be 
held  to  advertise  for  bids  for  plans.    The    amount  of 
I  money  at  the  disposal  of  the  trustees  is  $100,000,  ap- 
I  propriated  by  the  last  Legislature, 
j     The  site  is  unquestionably  the  finest  in  the  state. 

Hu.gh  Shirlaw,  cut  stone  contractor,  Stewart  avenue, 
nbir  Thirty-sixth  street,  will  build  for  himself  a  two- 
story  and  basement  residence.  21x49  fet^t,  with  stone 
front,  at  4940  Forrestville  avenue.    Cost,  $6,000. 

M.  E.  Bell,  architect.  Dexter  building,  has  completed 
plans,  which  have  been  accepted  by  the  board  of  trus- 
tees, for  the  state  reformatory  to  be  built  at  Pontiac, 
111.  It  will  cover  233x85  feet,  three  stories,  be  built  of 
pressed  brick  and  stone,  have  tin  roof,  architectural  and 
ornamental  iron  work,  iron  stairs  with  marble  treads, 
marble  wainscoting,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  and  the 
latest  improvements,  to  cost  $100,000.  The  first  story 
will  contain  dining  rooms,  kitchen  and  laundrj-.  On 
the  second  floor  ^vill  be  the  administrative  quarters,  and 
on  the  third  a  chapel. 

Architect  J.  _L.  Silsbee,  Marquette  building,  is  work- 
ing on  plans  for  a  pavilion  to  be  erected  in  Garfield 
park,  for  the  West  Park  Commissioners,  oflke  at  Union 
park,  previously  reported  in  this  journal.  It  will  be 
octagonal  in  shape,  about  forty  feet  in  diameter,  built 
of  white  marble,  granite  and  terra  cotta,  have  copper  or 
tile  roof,  mosaic  and  concrete  floors.    To  be  used  also 


for  police  quarters,  tool  house,  toilet-rooms  and  music 
stands. 

Stiles  &  Stone,  architects,  Hartford  building,  have 
completed  plans  for  an  apartment  building  to  be  erected 
corner  of  Michigan  avenue  and  Fifty-sixth  street,  for 
Neil  &  Mahnke,  ioo.\;i43  feet,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, stone  fronts,  composition  roof,  marble  wains- 
coting and  mosaic  floors,  a  light  court  lined  with  enam- 
eled brick,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  beat,  electric  wir- 
ing, and  all  the  latest  improvements,  to  cost  $75,000. 
The  owners  will  take  figures  and  let  contracts  them- 
selves. It  will  contain  twenty-seven  apartments  of  five 
and  si.K  rooms  each.  Same  architects  have  prepared 
plans  for  remodeling  the  Evening  Journal  building  on 
Dearborn  street,  to  conform  to  the  interior  arrange- 
ment of  its  neighbor,  the  Saratoga  hotel,  and  will  be 
used  for  hotel  purposes.  J.  K.  Sebree  is  manager  of  the 
hotel.  The  floors  of  the  Journal  building  will  be  re- 
newed and  put  on  level  with  the  floors  of  the  hotel.  The 
improvement  is  estimated  to  cost  about  $40,000. 

Architect  John  Pearson,  4943  Champlain  avenue,  has 
prepared  plans  for  an  apartment  building  to  be  erected 
on  Champlain  avenue,  near  Forty-ninth  street,  for  him- 
self. It  will  cover  50.X60  feet,  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, have  stone  front,  composition  roof,  hard  wood 
finish,  steam  heat,  electric  light,  tile  work,  radiators, 
ranges,  two  boilers,  wood  mantels,  steam  pipe  cover- 
ing, and  the  latest  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $14,000. 
It  will  contain  si.x  apartments. 

Aug.  Maritzcn,  arcTiitect,  is  drawing  plans  for  a  brew- 
ery to  be  erected  at  Duluth,  Minn.,  for  the  Upper  Pen- 
insular Brewing  Company,  comprising  a  brew  house, 
stock  house,  wash  house  and  boiler  house,  coverinf 
1 10x150  feet,  the  main  building  to  be  five  stories,  !)' 
constructed  of  brick,  stone  and  iron,  composition  ant 
asphalt  roof,  and  the  latest  machinery  and  appliance^ 
at  a  cost  of  $125,000.  The  foundations  are  laid  and  es- 
timates for  the  superstructure  are  being  received.  Same 
architect  is  letting  contracts  at  Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y., 
for  the  brewery  to  be  erected  at  that  place  for  the  Elec- 
tric City  Malting  and  Brewing  Company,  at  a  cost  of 
$125,000  . 

H.  Van  Doren  Shaw,  Montauk  block,  is  engaged  on 
plans  for  residence  to  be  erected  at  Akron,  O.,  for  B.  G. 
Work.  It  will  be  in  the  Colonial  style  of  architecture, 
three  stories  and  basement,  with  exterior  of  either 
pressed  brick  and  marble  or  stone,  covered  with  slate 
roof,  elaborately  finished  in  mahogany  oak.  Sycamore 
and  Georgia  pine,  heated  probably  by  hot  water,  pro- 
vided with  electric  light,  marble  and  tile  work,  all  mod- 
ern conveniences  at  cost  of  $25,000. 

F.  P.  Burnham  &  Co.,  have  plans  for  a  store  and  flat 
building  to  be  erected  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Ra- 
cine avenue  and  Cornelia  street,  for  Peter  Abbink,  to  be 
three  stories  and  basement,  24x76  feet,  with  pressed 
brick  and  stone  fronts,  composition  roof,  architectural 
iron  work,  hard  wood  finish,  cement  basement  floor, 
mantels,  and  modern  improvement  to  cost  $10,000.  It 
will  contain  five  flats  and  one  store. 

Architects  Brompton  &  Lawson,  Portland  block,  ha\ 
completed  plans  for  a  store  and  flat  building    to  1 
erected  on  North  Leavitt  street,  near  Montrose  avenu 
for  Florence  J.  Johnson,  three  stories    and  basemei 
high,  with  front  of  stone,  iron  and  plate  glass,  cc 
position  roof,  galvanized  iron  bay,  Georgia  pine  fini 
mantels,  cement  basement  floor,  and  modern  impro 
ments,  to  cost  $6,000. 

Geo.  C.  Nimmons,  architect,  has  prepared  plans  i 
remodeling  a  portion  of  the  Plankinton  hotel,  Milw; 
kee.  Wis.    The  barber  shop  will  be  beautifully  finish  '■ 
in    marble    and    ornamental    plaster  work,  have  lar^ 
mirrors,  plate  and  ornamental  glass  and  electric  fixtures. 
Improvement  to  cost  about  $10,000. 

Henry  C.  Cregier,  architect.  Boyce  building,  has  pre- 
pared plans  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  at  Sheridan 
park,  for  Mr.  Hart.  Two  stories,  attic  and  basement, 
.35'<55  feet,  built  of  stone  and  frame,  with  shingle  roof, 
hard  wood  finish,  hot  water  heating,  electric  wiring,  and 
modern  conveniences,  at  a  cost  of  $7,500. 

Win.  Thomas,  Metropolitan  block,  is  at  work  on 
drawings  for  a  store  building  which  Chas.  .\.  Raggio, 
of  Raggio  &  Morrison,  fruit  dealer  at  127  South  Water 
street,  contemplate  erecting  at  the  southeast  corner  of 
Lake  and  Union  streets.  The  present  drawings  call 
for  a  four-story  building,  25x156.  but  the  owner  will 
make  it  five  or  six  stories  if  he  can  get  a  wholesale 
grocery  firm  to  rent  the  whole  building.  It  will  hartr— 
pressed  brick  front,  with  stone  trimmings,  architect- 
ural iron  work,  composition  roof,  steam  heat,  and  the 
latest  improvements. 

D.  E.  &  O.  H.  Postle,  Marquette  building,  have  plans 
prepared  for  a  three-story  and  a  two-story  flat  building 
to  be  erected  on  Congress  street,  near  Central  Park 
avenue,  with  stone  fronts,  hard  wood  finish,  furnace 
heat,  mantels  and  modern  improvements. 

E.  M.  Newman.  Continental  Bank  building,  has  fin- 
ished plans  and  is  letting  contracts  for  a  store  and  apart- 
ment building  to  be  erected  at  the  northeast  comer  of 
Center  and  ]\Iohawk  streets,  for  Bartholomew  Flvnn, 
349  Mohawk  street.  It  will  be  four  stories  and  base- 
ment, 50x125  feet,  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts, 
composition  roof,  hard  wood  finish,  marble  and  tile 
work,  architectural  iron  work,  steam  heat,  and  the  lat- 
est improvement,  at  a  cost  of  $40,000.  It  will  contain 
five  stories  and  fifteen  flats  of  six  rooms  each. 

A.  D.  Sheridan,  413  Dearborn  street,  will  build  a  re-  'i 


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December  21,  1895. 


dence  32x44  feet  at  3008  Keniore  street,  to  cost  about 
$10,000.  A  two-story  frame  and  stone  residence,  30x40 
feet,  will  be  built  at  1260  Winthrop  street,  for  H.  R. 
Smith,  to  cost  $6,500. 

Mr.  Fred  Foehringer.  164  Randolph  street,  has  let 
contracts  for  a  store  and  flat  building  to  be  erected  on 
Willow  street,  near  Orchard,  for  Rudolph  Klemann, 
three  stories  and  basement,  30x63  feet,  of  brick  and 
stone,  to  cost  $10,000. 

Two  three-story  and  basement  flat  buildings  are  to  be 
erected  at  1221  and  1223  Wilton  avenue,  for  J.  C.  Bromp- 
ton,  architect.  They  will  have  stone  fronts,  steam  heat, 
and  modern  improvements,  to  cost  $14,000. 

E.  G.  Watts,  will  build  a  two  stories  and  basement 
house,  22x80  feel,  to  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts, 
galvanized  iron  bay  and  cornice,  composition  roof,  plate 
and  art  glass,  mantels,  bathrooms,  and  modern  improve- 
ments, to  cost  $5,000. 

Plans  for  a  store  and  apartment  building  at  868  West 
North  avenue,  for  Mrs.  Helen  Keeney,  four  stories  and 
basement,  25x96  feet,  has  been  prepared,  stone  front, 
relieved  by  stone  bay  and  cornice,  have  Spanish  tile 
roof,  oak  finish  throughout,  mosaic  paved  vestibule,  tile 
paved  bathrooms,  steam  heat,  gas  ranges,  mantels,  ce- 
ment basement  floor  and  the  latest  improvements,  to 
cost  $18,000.  It  will  contain  three  seven  rooms  and 
three  four  rooms  apartments,  one  store  in  the  basement 
and  one  in  the  first  story. 

Axel  E.  Stone,  158  Townsend  street,  will  build  for 
himself  a  three-story  flat  building,  22x49  feet,  of  brick 
and  stone,  at  314  Bosworth  street,  to  cost  $7,500.  He 
will  do  the  mason  work  himself.  Bostrom  &  Norwall 
made  the  plans. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Dnlath,  Minn. — The  common  ooddoII  will  meet  Deo.  30, 
to  receive  and  examine  sealed  proposals  for  the  pnrobaee 
of  f  7£0,C00  of  1  per  cent  gold  beariog  water  and  light 
bonds.  All  bids  most  be  accompanied  by  certified  check 
or  certificate  of  deposit  for  the  sum  of  $10,000.  C.  E. 
Richardson. 

College  Uill,  O. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  «eceived  until 
Deo.  24.  by  F.  R.  Strong,  village  clerk,  at  the  oflSoe  of  E. 
F.  Layman,  village  engineer,  32  East  Third  street,  Cin- 
cinnati, for  the  purchase  of  f7,873  and  f  1,525  of  6  per 
cent  street  improvement  bonds. 

Carthage,  (). — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
Lewie  Hall,  clerk,  antil  Jan.  4,  for  the  parohase  of  |620.96 
of  6  per  cent  side  walk  bonds. 

Madisonville,  O. — Proposals  will  be  received  nntil  Deo. 
27  for  the  purchase  of  $6,fif)0  of  6  per  cent  electric  light 
bonds.    Bennett  Carter,  village  clerk. 

Westwood,  O. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Dec.  a6  for 
the  purchase  of  $15,000  of  (>  per  cent  sidewalk  bonds. 
Robt.  A.  Armstrong,  village  clerk. 

Harrisville,  W.  Va. — The  citizens  have  voted  in  favor  of 
issuing  $10,000  bonds. 

Oconto,  Wis. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  Council  to 
^  provide  for  an  issue  of  $14,000  refunding  bonds,  M.  P. 
e        Belle,  City  Clerk. 

'  Milwaukee,  Wis. — The  City  Attorney  is  preparing  an 

ordinance  to  authorize  the  issuance  of  $200,000  school 
bonds. 

Richland  Centre,  Wis. — The  County  Board  has  under 
consideration  an  issue  of  $40,000  asylum  bonds. 

Ogallala,  Neb. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  H.  C. 
Anderson,  secretary  board  of  directors  of  Alfalfa  irrigation 
district,  up  to  Deo.  28,  for  the  purchase  of  $21,600  of  6  per 
cent  bonds. 

Newark,  0. — The  board  of  education  will  receive  sealed 
proposals  until  Jan.  2,  for  the  purchase  of  $12,500  of  5  per 
cent  refunding  and  improvement  bonds.  Check  $100. 
H,  D.  Woodbridge,  oleik. 

Magoffin  County,  Ky. — S.  E.  Heger,  Salyersville,  Ky., 
will  receive  bids  nrtil  Deo.  25,  1895,  for  the  purchase  of 
$13,500  Magoffin  County  bonds.  Denomination  $600 
each,  interest  6  per  oent  maturity  twenty  years,  redemp- 
tion optional  after  five  years. 

Helena,  Mont. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  2,  1896, 
for  the  purchase  of  Helena,  Mont  ,  bonds;  series  ''E"  for 
$418,000,  and  series  "F"  for  $181,500,  both  dated  Jan.  1, 
1896,  bearing  5  per  cent  interest. 

Miles  City,  Mont. — The  City  Council  will  receive  bids 
until  Jan.  15,  1896,  for  the  purchase  of  $17,000  water  and 
electric  light  bonds.  Denomination  |500  each,  interest  6 
per  cent  per  annum,  payable,  in  gold  at  Miles  City,  semi- 
annually; time  of  maturity,  Jan.  1,  1916;  redemption, 
optional  after  ten  years.    8.  Gordon,  City  Clerk. 

Harrisbnrg,  Pa,— Mayor  Eby  is  in  favor  of  advertising 
for  proposals  for  the  sale  of  $700,000  city  bonds  to  redeem 
the  maturing  6  per  cent  coupon  water  and  city  bonds  due 
in  1896. 

Reading,  Pa. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  the 
city  clerk  until  Dec.  26  for  the  purchase  of  $65,000  of  4 
per  cent  school  bonds. 


South  Bend,  Ind. — The  common  council  have  taken 
action  to  refund  $26,000  water  works  bonds  at  4  per  cent. 

Sanford,  Fla.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  28,  1896, 
for  the  purchase  of  $46,000  6  per  cent  bonds. 

Atlanta,  Qa. — The  council  and  boord  of  aldermen  have 
authorized  the  sale  of  $50,000  of  redemption  bonds. 

Narberth,  Pa. — The  council  invites  sealed  bids  for  the 
purchase  of  $12,500  of  4  per  cent  improvement  bonds. 

Bay  City,  Mich. — At  an  election  the  proposition  to  issue 
$115,000  of  bonds  was  carried. 

Greenwich,  O. — The  citizens  will  soon  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuing  bonds  to  put  in  a  water  system. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Mr.  G.  W.  Davis,  who  is  now  carrying 
the  $10,000  university  bonds,  will  hold  them  mdefinitely, 
and  refunding  bonds  will  not  be  issued  for  the  present. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla. — The  citizens  are  in  favor  of  bond- 
ing the  town  for  a  new  waterworks,  etc.  Address  the 
Board  of  Aldermen. 

Tampa,  Fla. — An  election  will  be  held  Dec.  27  to  vote 
oD  the  question  of  issuing  $300,000  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Clarksville,  Ga. — A  bill  passed  the  Legislature  antbor- 
the  Mayor  and  Council  to  issue  bonds. 

Hogansville,  Ga. — The  town  has  been  authorized  by  the 
Legislature  to  issue  bonds. 

Astoria,  111. — The  village  voted  in  favor  of  issuing  bonds 
to  establish  a  water  syetem. 

Mansfield,  0. — Sealed  bids,  accompanied  by  a  certified 
check  of  $1,000,  will  be  received  nntil  Deo.  23,  for  the  pur- 
chase of  $24,000  and  $6,000  of  6  per  cent  street  improve- 
ment bonds.    F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk, 

Norwood,  Ohio. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  Deo. 
21,  1895,  for  the  purchase  of  6  per  cent  street  improve- 
ment bonds  of  the  village  of  Norwood,  Ohio,  for  the  sum 
of  $4,502.13.  Time  one  to  ten  years,  serial.  W.  E. 
Wicbgar,  Clerk,  Norwood,  Ohio,  317  Walnut  street,  Ciu- 
oiunati,  Ohio. 

Westwood,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Deo.  i.'6 
for  the  purchase  of  the  following  bonds:  $1,117  Fairview 
avenue  bonds;  $1,765  Qrandview  avenue  bonds;  $1,788 
Glenmore  avenue  bonds;  $692  Highland  avenue  bonds; 
$1,165  Ferguson  road  bonds;  $860  Chevoit  avenue  bonds. 
Interest  6  per  cent;  time  one  to  ten  years.  Robert  A. 
Armstrong,  room  40,  Smith  Building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Mansfield,  Ohio  — Bids  will  be  received  until  Dec.  23  for 
$6,000  6  per  oent  one  to  five  years  street  assessment  bonds. 
F.  M.  Remy,  City  Clerk. 

Ogallola,  Neb. — Sealed  bids  will  be  received  by  H.  C, 
Anderson,  secretary  board  of  directors  of  Alfalfa  irriga- 
tion district,  up  to  Deo.  28,  for  the  purchase  of  $21,500  of 
6  per  cent  bonds. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  OKDEli  OF  THE  COURTS  AND  BY  FOllECLOSUKB. 

McKichan  &  Mason's  sub,  It  41  in  b  9  of  the  w  H  of  the  u  w  ^  of  s  c  It 

38  U.  Dec  23,  11  a  m.  Wm  M  Booth,  mas  er.  L  N. 

Wooley'8  sub.  Us  6  and  32  in  b  I;  He  19,  2i)  and  21  iu  b  4  of  7V4  acres  e 
and  adj  the  w  10  acres  of  the  n  e  V4  of  sec  £6  4(J  13.  Cec  23,  Ani-ie  U 
McOartby,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Dlven's  sub,  It  30  ia  b  7  of  the  w  Vt  ot  the  s  w  !4  of  the  8  w  and  the 
e  Vt  of  the  n  w  ^  of  the  s  w  H  of  fee  2  3U  13.  Dec  11  a  m.  Oscar  M 
Brady,  admtr.  L  N. 

That  pt  of  the  u  w  14  of  sec  10  39  12;  bIho  that  pt  of  the  n  e  H  of  see  0 

39  12.  Cec  28,  11  a  m.  Wm  G  Stephens,  receiver.  L  N. 

Oxden's  sub,  Its  19  to  22  in  b  42;  also  Its  31  and  32  in  b  1  in  Lee's  add. 
Dec  24,  11  a  m.  Bertha Qreiner,  admtrx.  L  N. 

Lt  31  in  the  sab  ot  the  w  14  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  s  w  H  of  the  s  e  of 
sec  IT  S8  14.  Dec  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master,  66  Portland  tjik. 
L  N. 

Morgan  Pk.  Weston's  add,  bs  9  and  lu  in  sec  20  37  14.  1  ec  17,  11  a  m 
Walter  Bntler,  master.  L  N. 

W  0  I  il  Go's  sub.  It  17  in  b  2  of  the  s  M  of  eec  lU  39  13.  Dec  11,  10  a  m. 

Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 
Hull's  sub.  Its  160  and  181  of  9'/»  acres  io  the  e  e  U  of  the  s  w  U  of  sec 

i  39  14.  Dec  17,  11  a  m.  Walter  Butler,  master.  L  N. 

Wilmette,  McDaniel's  add,  the  e  '/j  and  w  '/j  of  II  Y  In  b  6  beiUK  »  suli 
of  Its  1  to  9  in  Baxter's  sub  of  the  s  sec  of  Ouilmette  res ,  Dec  17,  10 
a  m.  Jas  B  Mann,  master,  178  Dearborn  st.  L  N, 

Evanston,  Grant  &  Jackson's  add,  the  40  ft  of  It  5  in  b  6.  Dec  17,  lU  n 
m.  Jas  R  Mann,  master,  L  N. 

Evanston,  Eedzie  &  Seeney'sadd,  Its  19  and  20  in  b  6.  Dec  17,  10  a  m. 
Jas  R  Mann,  master,  175  Dearborn  st.  L  N, 

Davis'  snb,  the  s  22H  ft  of  It  16  and  the  s  20  ft  It  18  and  the  u  2!,2  ft  It 
16  in  the  resub  of  Its  15  to  20  in  b  1,  of  b  3  in  Lyman,  Lamed  &  Wood- 
bridge's  snb  of  the  s  '/j  of  the  n  w  H  and  the  n  w  J4  of  the  u  e  54  of 
sec  11  38  14.  Dec  17,  11  a  m.  Jno  T  Koyes,  master,  88  and  90  Wash- 
ing ti.  L  N. 

Wash  Hgts,  Morgan  Pk,  It  6  in  the  sub  of  Its  1,  2,  3  and  the  s  93  ft  of  It 
4  and  6  and  also  a  resui/  of  Its  31,  32,  33,  38.  39  and  40  of  sub  of  s  i4  of 
Its  14  and  15  and  all  of  Its  4  to  13  and  the  n  57  ft  of  Us  4  and  5  in  b  "£" 
Dec  17,  11am.  A  F  Stevenson,  master,  60  Portland  bik.  L  N. 

0  &  0  0  &  D  no's  sub,  It  41  in  b  142  of  sees  6  and  1  37  15.  Deo  17,  11  a 
m.  A  F  Stevenson,  master.  L  N. 

Holland  &  Frear's  sub,  Its  4  and  5  of  Us  4  and  6  of  Its  4,  6  and  6  in  Mil- ; 
ler's  sub  of  sublts  3  2nd  4  and  the  s  10  ft  of  sub  It  2  in  the  sub  of  It  73 
in  Ellis  East  add,  Deo  17,  1pm,    Ooo  Mills  Rogers,  master,  100 
Washington  st.  L  N.  | 


ONIY 
$180 

gir|cl  \ipwgird.s 
for 

CHICAGO  LOTS 

in 

IRVING  PARK 

BOULEVARD 

SUBDIVISION. 

TERMS  $5  PER  MONTH, 

3  blocks  from 
station  and  fran- 
chise granted  for 
electric  railway 
past  the  prop- 
erty. 

Prices  will  be 
advanced  in  the 
spring 

Salesman 
Wanted. 

ANDREW  DUNNING  &  CO., 

CHICA&O  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING. 


December  21,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
VVarranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
^be  six  days  ending  Thursday  evenini?. 
Dec.  19,  1895. 


Olty,  over  $1,000  

tJity,  under  11,000.. 
Coanty  


bales. 
, ..  259 


Amount. 
11,6114,326 
A], 283 
175,660 


Total . 


    446  M,741,168 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Dec.  20,  1894. 

Hales. 

Ottj,  over  11,000    363 

Olty,  ander  1,000   HO 

Oonnty  157 

Total   82!J 


1215 


Amonnt 
»2,576,461 
63,63 
324,967 


  12,933,969 

Aberdeen  st,  122  ft  n  of  66th,  e  f  25x124; 

Deo  13.  W  8  Walton  to  J  L  Oooley.$2  500 
Aberdeen  st,  s  w  oor  66th.  e  f  55x124;  Got 
18.  W  W  Hanohett  to  A  T  Gaathmey 

.  ••••  f  1,600 

Ada  Bt,  n  e  oor  6()th,  w  f  30>^xl24>^;  Deo 

10.  C  MoDson  to  A  Johnson  |2,000 

Ada  Bt,  108  ft  B  of  Chioag^o  av,  e  f  24x100; 

Deo  2.  O  Deppe  to  O  Nielsen  tl,600 

Addison  at,  210  ft  e  of  Halsted,  s  f  40x160; 

Nov  13.  B  Jaejfer  to  P  P  Thorson.  13,500 
Arnaitasre  av,  50  ft  e  of  Spaolding  s  f 
481^x150;  Deo  7.  F  Aberle  to  A  Reh- 

.  boos  J2.300 

Armitage  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  14.  A  Reh- 

book  to  J  Oolba  $2,300 

Armour  av,  166  ft  n  of  65th  at,  w  f  25x 
100;  Deo  4.  K  Silkenat  to  O  A  Galosha 

.   $5,300 

Artesian  av,  150  ft  s  of  Diversey,  e  f  26x 

126;  May  2.  J  P  Peterson  to  L  G  Lond- 

.  K"*";  12,400 

Ashland  av,  48  ft  n  of  W  18th  pi,  e  f  24x 

125;  Deo  9.  M  M  Bensel  to  J  Flapa.|3,300 
Ashland  av,  48  ft  n  of  46th  st,  w  f  24x121; 

Aog  1.  8  B  Gross  to  J  W  Lo per..  .$1,500 
Ashland  av,  n  w  oor  64th  st,  e  f  29  7-lOx 

123;  Nov  26.  J  W  Drexel  est  of  to  A 

Ottander  j2  300 

Ashland  av.  30  ft  n  of  64th  st,  e  f  26x123; 

Nov  26.  8ame  to  O'L  Peterson  $1  350 

Aogasta  st,  230  ft  e  of  N  49th  av,  n  f  100 

il25;  Sep  14.  G  W  Oraig  to  M  D  Birge 

.  ••••  $2,000 

Aognsta  st,  same  ppty;  Deo  19.  M  D  Birge 

to  M  A  Birge  $2,000 

Avenne  K,  250  ft  s  of  96th  st,  e  f  60xl20j^; 

Deo  11.  J  P  Oonningham  to  J  Uhrig 

.   V  $3,000 

Avenne  L,  225  ft  n  of  99th  st,  w  f  50x 
121}^;  Nov  18.  A  L  Thompson  to  J  Mo- 

.  I'hee  12,200 

Avon  pi,  226  ft  w  of  Hoyne  av,  n  f  25x 
135>^;  Got  29.  S  T  Stratton  to  D  F 

Stratton  

Belmont  av,  s  e  oor  Central  Park,  n  f 
341.^x125;  May  1.  W  E  Benson  to  A 

Wilkins  $1,200 

Berkeley  av,  52  ft  s  of  42d  st,  e  f  20  10-12 
xl21;  Deo  17.  A  L  Pogae  to  G  M  Pogne 

„  $12,500 

Berkeley  av,  s  w  oor  Bowen,  e  f  24x49, 
more  or  less;  Deo  9.  0  H  Briggs  to  M 

^  Dunne  $60,000 

Blue  Island  av,  144  ft  s  w  of  Paulina  st 

8  e  f  26x100;  Nov  13.  J  H  Jaokson  to  B 

Po'la^  $3,600 

Blue  Island  av,  120  f t  s  w  of  Paulina  st  s 

e  f  48x100;  Nov  13.  E  Heartt  to  J  H 

Jaokson    $4,000 

Bond  av,  96  ft  n  of  8l8t  st,  e  f  25x124; 

Nov  12.  L  M  Biggins  to  J  B  Jones. $1,000 
Bond  av,  310  ft  n  of  74th  st,  e  f  36x190; 

Nov  16.  0  E  Doon  to  D  B  Town.  ..$3,200 
Bond  av,  287  f t  n  w  of  77th  st,  e  f  50x200; 

Deo  12.  G  F  Sohmidt  to  G  Q  Branden- 

''"g  $3,150 

3riar  pi,  246  ft  w  of  Bvanston  av,  s  f  25x 

125;  Deo  18.  P  F  Carroll  to  E  V  John- 

,   •  $3,500 

Jntler  st,  50  ft  n  of  57th,  w  f  75x96;  Deo 

13.  A  W  Stommel  to  0  Melin  $4,(;00 

Jyron  st,  167  ft  e  of  Perry  av,  n  f  25'x 

150;  Nov  29.  M  BornuDg  to  G  Verdung 

 $1,700 

California  fcv,  299  ft  s  of  Cornelia  st,  e  f 

Got  29.  U  M  Bansen  to  K  Rothe.  .'$8,100 
Jalumet  av,  481  ft  s  of  33d  st,  e  f  31x125- 

Deo  17.  J  B  Wheeler  to  A  B  Southard 


371^x124;  Nov  22.  J  O  Ward  to  A  J 

 $2,300 

Claremont  av,  263  ft  n  of  Snnnyside,  e  f 
371^x125;  Nov  21.  L  Keefe  ot  al  to  R  S 

Elder   |2  500 

Clark  st  8,  384  ft  n  of  Taylor,  e  f  19x1 02, 
more  or  less;  Deo  9.  Heirs  of  J  R  Reyn- 
olds to  n  N  Reynolds    $10,f:0C 

Clark  st,  76  ft  e  of  East  av,  d  f  60x135- 
Aug  15.  L  E  Crandall  to  J  0  Joralemon 

r,,":'  V"  $1,600 

Clark  st  S,  113  ft  n  of  106th,  e  f  37^x122- 
Nov  30.  E  C  Wentworth  to  N  Nelson 

r,   $1,300 

Commercial  av,  135  ft  s  of  87th  st,  w  f  25 
xllO;  Deo  17.  J  C  Wik  to  L  M  Borneki 

n .•  ;  $3,300 

Uommeroial  av,  217  ft  s  of  102d  st,  e  f  50 
xl60,  more  or  less;  Deo  11.  T  M  Timber- 
lake  to  A  H  Hansen  $2  150 

Cortez  st,  s  w  oor  of  Spanlding  av,  n  f  26 

xlSO;  Deo  9.  A  Fry  tag  to  R  Grooey.$4,400 
Dearborn  Bt,  310  ft  n  of  69lh,  e  f  30x99; 

Deo  17.  N  A  Holmes  to  E  C  Wise. .  $4,000 
Desplaines  st,  29  ft  s  of  Banker,  e  f  25x 
115,  und  %  int;  Deo  12.  J  Simanek  to 

F  Simanek   |2  soo 

Diokens  st,  n  e  oor  Humboldt,  s  f  313Mx 
150;  Got  26.  J  H  Fleisoh  to  J  Kandlik 

r,.'"  $8,000 

Diokens  av,  59  ft  e  of  Lawndale,  s  f  25x 
126j^;  Deo  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to  S  Mayer 

r,   '.  ...  $1,076 

Drexel  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st.  e  f 


Fifty-eighth  pi,  50  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  u 
f  25x124;  Deo  9.  Mast  in  Chy  to  Aetna 

Building  and  Loan  Apsh  $1,381 

Fleetwood  st.  n  e  oor  Blanohe,  w  f '2051k 
thro  to  river;  Deo  14.  Jamed  S  Sharp 
and  wife  et  al  to  Sharp-Olarke  Leather 
Co 


„,  V  $225,000 

25x124^;  Nov  8.  C  W  Carver  to  M  A 

i^um&a   $1  100 

Flournoy  st,  a  w  oor  Springfield  av,  n'f 
48J^xl24M;Nov  29.  FO  Irwin  to  J  J 
Oreaap  

Forreatville  av,  135  ft  a'of'isth  Vt.'V  f  23 
xl2( ,  and  other  ppty;  Deo""9.  E  A  Still 

to  W  G  Clark  et  al   $9  576 

Forreatville  av,  bet  45th  and  46th  sta,  w'f 
20x119.85;  Deo  18.  W  G  Clark  et  al  to  J 

'''Bin    $9  000 

Forreatville  av,  bet  45th  and  46th  "ate,  e'f 

20x119.85;  Deo  18.  Same  to  Bame..$9,5(!0 
fortieth  av  N,  27  ft  n  of  Le  Moyne  at,  w 
^«  ^  Reynertson  to  C 

p  *!  ^  ^ii.aoo 

fortieth  av  N,  48  ft  a  of  Wabanaia,  w  f  24 
xl25;  ^  J  11.  o  Qedertto  P  U.ohold 


Deo  11.  M  F  Lee  to  N  Laaens  $1,200 

o'/fol  ''a^^"  "  ^  Franoiaoo  av,  n  f 
26x125;  Deo  9.   F  Wiloke  to  M  Sbnber 

„  ■■*■   $3,000 

Hermitage  av,  £0  ft  a  of  Slat  st,  w  f  6(ix 
l-?6;Deo  11.  L  J  Millet  to  F  Schoh- 


V  -  376x207; 
Deo  13.  V  A  Geringer  to  Ohioago  Jew- 
ish Grphans'  Home  ^gg  COO 

Drexel  av,  s  w  oor  62d  st,  e  f  3'73x207 
more  or  loss;  Deo  12.  H  Siegel  to  V  A 

Geringer  137  qoo 

Edgemont  av,  50  ft  w  of  Throoo  at,  n  f 
26x103;  Deo  16.  E  Noonan  to  M  Maher 

^,   $3,800 

Jiggleaton  av,  n  e  oor  76th  st,  w  f  98J^x 
133,  and  other  ppty;  Feb  26.  E  S  Raw- 
don  to  E  C  Terhuue  $12  OOO 

Eightfeenth  at  W,  48  ft  w  of  Laflin,"s  f  24x 
124;  Deo  17.  J  Zelezny  to  V  Klenha 

„.   ;  $9,200 

Eighteenth  pi  W,  141  ft  w  of  Laflin  st.  a 
f  26x124;  Deo  7.  J  Rqs  to  A  Proebaska 

3,550 


,  •••••••  $12,000 

ampbell  av,  125  ft  n  of  Hiraoh  et,  e  f  25 
xl26;  June  18.  T  J  Reynertson  et  al  to 

C  W  Smith  j2  800 

hamplain  av,  200  ft  s  of  72d  st,  e"  f'  25x 
125;  May  9.  Q  Maroh  to  J  C  Robinson 

,  •  t4,oeo 

laremoDt  av,  263  ft  n  of  Snnnyside,  w  f 


Eighty-aeoond  st,  s  e  oor  Emerald  av  n'f 
26x119;  Deo  14.  Q  F  Arnold  to  O  E 

Hough   $1  400 

Eighty  sixth  at,  50  ft  e  of  Sangamon,  n'f 
50x125;  Dec  U.  M  N  Schmidt  to  A  J 

Keefe  $1  lOo 

Elaine  pi,  175  ft  a  of  Cornelia  av,  e  f  25'x 
160,  more  or  leas;  Deo  16.  E  T  Nelson 

toEJQarnett   $2,500 

Elizabeth  at,  288  ft  a  of  48tb,  e  f  24x124- 

Oeo  11.  J  Keaka  to  V  Halrych  ....  $3,600 
Elizabeth  et,  72  ft  n  of  48th,  w  f  24x124- 

Aug  14.  G  E  Wood  to  F  Hopkina  .$2,500 
Ellia  av,  160  ft  a  of  40th  at,  e  f  20x180; 
Nov  2.  E  A  Morrison  to  F  B  Dllery 

 $6,000 

Ellia  av,  n  e  oor  671h  st,  w  f  48x126;  Nov 

12.  F  W  Green  to  J  B  Patterson. .  .$4,800 
Ellis  av,  299  ft  s  of  43a  st,  e  f  20x150 
and  other  ppty;  May  12,'94.  D  W  Pot- 
ter to  A  U  Clark  $10,000 

Emerald  av.  25  ft  s  of  29th  st,  w  f  25x126; 

Deo  14.  A  Crane  to  J  J  Vanoura. ..  $1,750 
Emerald  av,  146  ft  s  of  57th  at,  w  f  24x 
112;  Nov  30.  W  Fink  to  F  M  Terry 

„   ;  $2,600 

Emerald  av,  435  ft  s  of  118th  at,  w  f  34i 
123;  Aug  2.  L  D  Kneeland  et  al  to  D 

Brown  ,  $1,''00 

Ems  at,  200  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  a  f  28x 
1101^;  Deo  14.  T  Hansen  to  C  L  Soofield 

„   $i,oco 

Erie  at,  1,161  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  s  f  50x100; 
Aug  7,'94.  Q  W  Streeter  to  J  P  Under- 

^^oo**   ..  .$20,000 

Erie  st,  1.326  ft  e  of  St  Clair,  a  f  200x100; 

Aug  7, '94.  Same  to  aame  $80,000 

Erie  st,  160  ft  e  of  Ann  n  f  26x125;  Dec  3. 

L  Thoen  to  C  J  Nelson   $12  550 

Exobange  av,  156  ft  a  of  8Sth  st.  e  f  25x 
1381^;  Deo  6.  J  Patka  to  J  Donahue 

 ^2  400  i 

Evana  av,  481^  ft  n  of  49th  at,  e  f  25x1 2*5  • 

Deo  11.  M  MoKay  to  S  MoGrath.  .$7,000 
V  arwell  av,  n  e  oor  68th  st,  w  f  78x123  8-10; 
Deo  18.  E  J  Ooloman  to  J  MoDonough 

 $6,500 

Fifth  av,  180  ft  u  of  W  48th  pi.  e  f  23x125- 

Deo  17.  Est  of  G  J  Zahn  to"  L  Zahn.$l,007 
iJifty-fourth  st,  103  ft  e  of  Peoria,  n  f  2Bx 
124;  Deo  16.  M  Helfgen  to  G  A  Klugo 

 $1,600 

Fifty-eighth  st,  18C  ft  w  of  State,  n  f  8O1 
155,  und  l-7int;Apr  18,'94.  M  Miller 
to  H  L  Wilson  ....$1,000 


Forty-first  ot  N,  191  ft  s  of  Armitage  av 
w  f  76x125;  Nov  20.  J  A  Keeney  to  C  U 

„  ^l^SO  |i,5oo 

torty  first  av  S,  125  ft  a  of  15th  at,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  16.  T  Drabek  to  M  Qurther 

V    V'a":  ""A  .$1,600 

eorty-flrat  av  S,  same  ppty;  Deo  17.  M 
Gorther  to  T 


Drabek  |i  70c 

Forty-first  st  S,  250  ft  n  of  Harvard  e'f 
25x125;  Deo  12.  0  A  Perkins  to  H  8 

  51,000 


Forty-first  av  8,  241  ft  s  of  26th  st,  e  f  25 
xl24;  Got  30.   W  C  MoCallom  to  J  D 

Hubbard   13  200 

Forty-seoond  st  W,  250  n  s  of  15th,  e  f  76 
xl253^;  Deo  12.  A  Macal  to  M  R  Maoal 

„    •■•  •  $1,350 

torty-third  av  S,  34  ft  n  of  Randolph  st 
e  f  50x126;  Deo  9.  F  S  Tyrrell  to  J  H 

Baker..,   $1  700 

Forty.fifth  pi  W,  226  ft  e  of  Grand  av,  s'f 
20x124;  Deo  9.  J  E  Fellows  to  W  H 

^   $9,000 

torty-fifth  pi  W,  same  ppty;  Deo  9.  W  H 

Barry  to  M  B  Aloook   $9  000 

Forty-fifth  at,  258  ft  e  of  Greenwood  av 
n  f  40x145;  Deo  14.  E  S  Kimball  to  H  8 

^^,'°°^all   jg  ooo 

torty-eighth  av  N,  26  ft  n  of  Cortez  at,  w 
f  75x1071^;  Nov  21.  G  M  Sohmidt  to  M 

A  Wartzin   $2  000 

Forty-eighth  ot  N,  216  ft  a  of  North  kv,  'w 
f  25x126;  Deo  11.  GA  Glson  to  0  E 

Stellmaober   $1600 

Fox  at,  48  ft  a  of  3l8t,  e  f" '144x124;' Deo 
17.  P  G  Hawley  to  Holmau  Soap  Co 

^  $4,750 

Fourteenth  at  W,  96  ft  e  of  Paulina,  n  f 
48x124;  Deo  18.  Mast  in  Chy  to  C  Werr 


"^'^f  $1,000 

Hermitage  av,  125  ft  s  of  Slst  st.  w  f  26x 
125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  14.  F  Sohuh- 

mann  to  L  J  Millet   ,  „„ 

Homan  av,  200  ft  n  of  £8th  at,  e  f  76x126 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  25.  G  G  Robinson 

Honore  st,  n  e  oor  67th,  w  f  46x96,  mere 
or  less;  Got  30.  E  M  McCallum  to  J  D 

Hubbard   illO(;0 

Honore  st,  262  ft  n  of  4Bth,"w'  f  24x 
124  85-100;  Dec  3.  S  Kobiak  to  W  K 

/lOlkowski   «_o 

Hoyne  av,  48  ft  s  of  Crystal" at'  w"f  48x 

138 ;  Deo  18 .  M  Gleon  to  T  Glaon  . .  $5,000 
Hoyne  av,  240  ft  n  of  49th  at,  w  f  24x124- 

Deo  11.  C  Laraen  to  E  Broderaon  $2,600 
Hoyne  av,  216  ft  n  of  33d  st,  w  f  24x127  8- 
June  18.  T  J  Reynertson  et  al  to  O  W 
Smith   |j 

Hoyne  av,  72  ft  a  of  Art][iitage','e"f  24"xlf  0^ 
Nov  25.  R  Grtmann  to  W  C  A  Eioh 

Humboldt  st,  141  ft  n  of  W  i'2th,' w'f  26x 
125;  Nov  25.  H  Colver  to  E  8  Sohauzen- 
oach   12  000 

Huron  at,  225  ft  w  of  N  47th  av,  n  f  25'x 
121;  Deo  14.  A  Karkow  to  C  Pete.aon 

J  y.  $2,600 

Indiana  av,  158  ft  n  of  60th  at.  w  f  25x 
160^;  Deo  12.  C  G  Swenson  to  C  Glson 

 $10,000 

Irvmg  Park  av,  n  e  cor  Leavitt  st,  s  f  48x 

126;  Deo  14.  H  Severin  to  G  Jensen.  $2,600 
Irvmg  Park  av,  s  e  oor  Fremont  st,  n  f  60  ' 

xl22;  Deo  5.  E  A  Roaerve  to  C  G  Eng- 

stTom   $4  700 

Irving  av,  141  f t  n  of  Rosooe  at,  e  f'  50x 

124;  Sep  24.  F  Godfriaux  to  A  0  Lewia 


Dee. 


.$6,963 


Fourteenth  at,  73  ft  e  of  Harding  av,  n  f 
48x125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  1,'92.  M 
Kalal  et  al  to  M  Geringer  $3  630 

Franoiaoo  av,  141  ft  n  of  Humboldt  at, 'w 
f  50x125,  und  ^  int;  Get  24.  Est  of  J 
Komradt  to  J  Qildemeiater  $1,000 

Fulton  at,  156  ft  e  of  Franoiaoo  av,  a  f  18 
xl60;  Deo  2.  R  MoGrath  to  D  Dennett 


_  ;  $5,500 

Fulton  st,  250  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  li  f  25 
xllO;  Deo  17.  A  Peterson  to  G  J  Glson 

„  $3,500 

ureoeland  av,  n  w  oor  Leavitt  st,  a  f  39x 
IICJ^;  Dec  11.  T  Flood  to  G  Keraten 

 $2,150 

Green  Bay  av,  225  ft  n  of  90th  at,  w  f  25x 
140,  and  other  ppty;  Got  10.  W  Forman 

to  J  H  Schland  ^5  qoo 

Gonn  st,  139  ft  e  of  Halstedi 's  f  *26xl22; 
Nov  29.  L  Neulaner  to  L  C  Wagner 

 $2  2(0 

Haddon  ay.  75  ft  w  of  N  42d,  n  f  25x126; 
Deo  2.  H  8  Braokett  to  W  W  Stock 

 $1,800 

Halsted  st,  58  ft  n  of  60tb,  w  f  100x134- 
Deo  14.  M  M  Eloook  to  P  Marshall  et  al 

„•,••■:   $11,500 

Halsted  at,  112  ft  s  of  53d,  w  f  50x122^, 
ond      int;  Deo  17.  C  Biesterfeldt  to  F 

Bnaoherg  $3,200 

Halsted  at,  97  ft  n  of  70th,  w  f  25x115; 

Dec  5.  M  /ibrams  to  H  Phillipa. .  .$1,500 
Hamlin  av,  83  ft  s  of  Ghio  at,  w  f  25x121; 
Dec  9.  Maaonio  Motl  8  and  L  Aaan  to 

P  M  Linaoe  ji,600 

Harriaon  at,  s  w  oor  May,  n  f  71xlC0;  Deo 
13.  The  Mlisnionary  Society  Light  and 

Hope  to  J  A  Springer   $22  000 

Hartwel!  ay,  88  ft  a  of  66th  st,  e  f  25x126: 


,  ••••  •    $1,500 

Iowa  st,  221  ft  w  of  N  48th  av,  s  f  25x126; 
Deo  12.  Colonel  Mulligan  L  and  B  Asan 

to  D  J  Rooney  $1,900 

Jaokaon  et,  bet  California  and  Washtena'w 
avs,  n  f  21x100,  and  other  ppty ;  Sep  14. 

H  L  Pinney  to  J  A  Phelps  $12,000 

Jaokson  av,  n  e  cor  Grove  st,  s  f  100x170- 

Deo  2.  J  W  Mills  to  J  T  Dale  $13,800 

Jaokaon  st,  n  w  oor  of  8  44th  av  a  5014 
X121.7;  Nov  23.  C  A  Moore  to' J  K 

Manefield  $3,000 

Jefferson  av,  50  ft  s  of  52d  st,  e  f  lOOx 

150;  Deo  4.  8  Oarr  to  D  C  Butts.  .$7,500 
Johnston  st,  24  ft  s  of  W  13th  pi,  e  f  24x 

100;  Deo  14.  J  Reid  to  L  Cohen. .  .$8,10 J 
Kedzie  av,  234  ft  n  of  Dickens,  e  f  50x 
243;  Deo  11.  E  J  Thomas  to  R  Ziebarth 

^  ■•:  $3,340 

Kedzie  av,  l;i5  fts  of  46th  st,  w  f  50x124; 

Dec  11.  M  Coogin  to  C  Coogan  $2,120 

Kedzie  av,  532  ft  n  of  Armitage,  w  f  50x 
234;  Deo  17.  E  Crossan  to  C  Kophamer 

^  ••.  $2,000 

Laflin  st,  98  ft  s  of  90th,  e  f  50x133;  Deo 

12.  E  L  Brainerd  to  C  Silverman.. $1,000 
Lake  at,  100  ft  e  of  Franoiaoo  av,  a  f  26x 
126;  Deo  9.  J  B  Cloae  to  J  W  Probert 

,   $2,050 

Larrabee  st,  333  ft,  more  or  less;  s  of 
Willow,  e  f  33  ft  thro  to  Vine,  Nov  26 

H  Jurgens  to  E  Klotz  $8,000 

Larrabee  st,  24  ft  a  of  Grace  ot,  e  f  24x 
100;  Deo  6.  W  D  Mnllins  to  J  Leibaoh 

,   $3,500 

La  Salle  st,  561  ft  n  of  69th.  w  f  50x122; 

Dec  14.  J  P  Saokerson  to  G  fl  Jay.$  11,000 
Leavitt  st,  72  ft  n  of  33d,  w  f  24x124  8-10; 
July  29,'92.  L  E  Carroll  to  W  E  Birk- 

•lolz  $1,500 

Leavitt  st.  94  ft  n  of  35th,  e  f  22^x125; 

Deo  2.  W  J  Haokett  to  J  Striokler. $2,200 
Leiand  av,  n  e  oor  N  45th  av,  s  f  106x125; 

Dec  9.  L  H  Watson  to  D  Gllliard. $2,000 
Lewis  st,  94  ft  n  of  Wrightwood  av,  e  f 
30x124^;  Dec  2.  G  D  Pease  to  F  W 

freutel  j3^5co 

Lexington  at,  280  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  a  f 
25x125;  Nov  29.  J  T  G'Connell  to  M  A 

^yous  $1,750 

Lill  av,  81  ft  e  of  Seminary,  n  f  25xl24>^; 
June  18.  W  H  Thompaon  to  E  Brown 

 $4,0CO 

Lincoln  av,  n  e  oor  Warner,  w  f  20x109, 
more  or  leas;  Apr  23.  M  J  Healy  to  A  8 

Newsome  $3,0C0 

Lincoln  av,  70  ft  a  e  of  Berteau',  n  f  25x 
125;  Deo  2,  E  J  Schumacher  to  G  Derb- 

fuss  J]  700 

Lincoln  av,  153  ft  e  e  of  Warner,  s  w  f  ^6 
(Continued  on  page  1217. 


1216 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  21.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


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PENSIONS 

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Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
iheline  of  dnty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
lince  the  war.  Sorvivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
of  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 
itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty, 
/honsands  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 
or  new  laws.  No  oharRe  for  advi  je  No  fee 
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OflSce  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
EeHidence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 

OONTBAOTOB  FOB 

MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

©eneral  JobblnR  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St, 

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General  Jobbing  ta  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca,lGinaln.ln.g,  ©to. 
All  Eiuad  01  Oemant  Work  a  speolaltj 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Quinoy  St., 
Building  Material!  C:  h  I  o«i  o#» 

For  Sale      Telephone.  Main  767  ^'"*'*'«<» 


The  name  of  the  Chicago,  Milwankee  & 

St.  Panl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 

with  practical  measures   for  the  general 

upbuilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  manufacturers 

have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them 

selves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resources,  adaptability 

and  advantages  for    manafaoturing,  and 

seeks  to  secure  manufacturing  plants  and 

industries  where    the    commend    of  raw 

material,  markets  and   surroundings  will 

ensure  their  permanent  success. 

Mines  of  coal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 

forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  quarries, 

clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiax  and  other 

raw  materials  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi 

tion  to  the  vast  agricultnral  resources. 

The  Ohioago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,900  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connecting  track  or 
sidings.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory— a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate— largely  through  the  inatru- 
mentahty  of  this  Company- at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  United  States.  The  trend 
of  manufacturing  is  Wastward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterpriding  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  such.  The  information  fur 
nished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  4  St.  P.  Railway  "^^^^^^  AVE.  AND  ADAMS  ST. 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg..  CHICAGO.  111.  ..^  CHICAGO. 

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AN  AEOLIAN 

is  becoming  as  necessary  to  the  com- 
plete furnishing  of  a  house  as  a  piano. 
Not  eve-y  one  can  play  a  piano— and  to 
learn  to  do  so  means  long  years  of  unin- 
teresting labour.  But  an  Aeolian,  why 
ANY  ONE  CAN  PLAY'  with  a 
day's  practice.  This  really  wonderful 
modern  invention  enables  anyone  to 
render  with  great  variety  of  tune  and 
all  possible  changes  of  light  and  shade 
MASTER  PIECES  IN  MUSIC 
which  a  dozen  years  of  study  with  the 
piano  might  not  enable  him  to  render. 
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Bad  business  means  business  stagnation.  When  a  man's 
system  is  (stagnated  he  needs  a  tonic. 


The  best  tonic  for  business  is  printer's  ink.  A  good  qual- 
ity of  it  well  displayed  on  good  paper. 

Many  phases  of  business  need  disgrams  and  pictures  to 
better  illustrate  the  printed  matter  Keal  estate  men 
must  have  plats— some  other  men  must  have  pictures. 

Advertisement    We  put  up  these  tonic  prescriptions  better  than  anyone 
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THIS 


H.  A.  Ha  tfLiN: 


Chicago,  August  30,  1895. 


Dear  Sir— We  are  extremely  pleased  with  the  two  color 
plats  rec2ntly  delivered  to  us  by  you.  The  work  is  clean,  crisp 
and  attr.ctive,  with  a  nicety  of  detail  which  is  beyond  criti- 
cism, 

Assuri  ig  you  that  you  will  get  further  orders  from  us,  we 
are 

Yours  truly, 

DuNLAP  Smith  &  Co. 


H.  A.  HAMLIN 


Telephone  Harrison  435. 


423  Dearborn  Street. 

CHICAGO 


December  ui,  1895 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


121 


(Oontinaed  from  page  1215  ) 
xl25;  Deo  10.  E  Meisel  to  £  Li  Meisel 
 $4,500 

Loomis  8t,  240  ft  8  of  60th.  e  f  24xl24; 
Deo  5.  H  Sievert  to  V  Barean  13,500 

Madison  av,  150  ft  s  of  53d  st,  e  f  40x192; 
Deo  9.  E  Mendel  to  0  P  Van  Inwegen 
 $6,60a 

Madison  av,  25  ft  n  of  54tli  et,  e  f  18.67x 
92;  Deo  14.  T  MoOall  to  0  A  Johnson 
 $8,500 

Madison  st,  119  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  n  f  "iOx 
189;  Deo  7.  J  Dnnoombe  to  M  L  Frei- 
berger ,  $25,000 

Manistee  av,  255  ft  n  of  94th  st,  e  f  25x 
138}^;  Sep  24.  D  0  Batts  to  G  Fisher 
 $3,500 

Manistee  av,  230  ft  n  of  94th  st,  e  f  25x 
138^;  Sep  24.  Same  to  same  $3,000 

Maplewood  av,  25  ft  n  of  Potomao,  e  f 
26x126;  Nov  15.  G  Johnson  to  M  Jor- 
genson  $2,500 

Maplewood  av,  73  ft  s  of  Lemoyne  st,  e  f 
25xl25>^;  Deo  13.  U  Symiok  to  8  Rich- 
ardson $8,noo 

Marehfield  av.  56  ft  s  of  62d  st,  e  f  25x124; 
Deo  10.  S  J  Payne  to  Q  M  R  Seeley 
 $2,000 

Masnry  John  W  to  Frederick  L  M  Masnry, 
heirs  of  John  W  Masury,  of  Moriches, 
N  Y,  conveys  to  Grace  Masary  all  inter- 
est in  all  real  estate  wherever  situated, 
belonging  to  said  J  W  Masnry  at  the 
time  of  his  death,  Deo  9,'95  $160,000 

May  st,  25  ft  s  of  Front,  w  f  25x100;  Dec 
18.  E  G  Uihlein  to  M  Pszozolinski  $3,250 

McLean  st,  premises  No  408,  25x125;  Deo 
2.  S  Lamoreanx  to  E  Oook  $1,800 

Melrose  st,  100  ft  e  of  East  Ravenawood 
Park,  8  f  25x125;  Dec  It.  W  G  Kalbas 
to  J  Hoette  $4,500 

Melrose  st,  same  ppty;  Deo  14.  J  Hoette 
to  0  Kalbas  $4,500 

Milwankee  av,  192  ft  n  w  of  Eedzie,  s  w  f 
60x125;  Deo  10.  0  EDgenbaoher  to  W 
Engenbacher  $2,000 

Milwaukee  av,  326  ft  s  e  of  Oakley,  s  w  f 
22x100,  and  other  ppty,  nud  %  int;  Deo 
11.  H  H  Karthaner  to  0  A  Franzen 
  $2,000 

Monroe  av,  208  ft  e  of  Western,  8  f  21x 
1941^;  Oct  24.  J  A  Saokley  to  L  M 
Branen  $4,500 

Monroe  st,  175  ft  e  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  50x 
1213^;  Nov  6.  G  L  Kaiser  to  H  K  Kaiser 
  $3,500 

Morgan  st,  48  ft  s  of  64lh,  w  f  25x124; 
Deo  16.  J  E  Dalley  to  J  S  Bad<l ....  $4,000 

Morgan  st,  122  ft  s  of  68th,  e  f  26x124; 
Deo  10.  0  Haakinson  to  K  Roller  et  al 
 $1,800 

Mozart  st,  s  e  cor  5l8t,  w  f  45>^xl25,  and 
other  ppty;  Joly  2.  T  J  Reynertson  to 
O  W  Smith  $4,000 

Nelson  st,  216  ft  w  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  25x  . 
125;  Deo  3.  F  Zapel  to  P  Schmidt. $1,600 

Ninety-eighth  st,  s  w  oor  Avenue  G,  n  f 
125x641  9-10,  und  }4  int;  Deo  2.  P  E 
Riordan  et  al  to  Oalnmet  and  Blue 
Island  Railway  $8,250 

North  Shore  av,  200  ft  e  of  Webster,  n  f 
50x139;  Deo  12.  E  Lloyd  to  G  F  Soher- 
rer  $2,500 

Oakley  av,  116  ft  8  of  W  25th  st,  e  f  84i 
228,  more  or  less;  Dec  19.  R  E  Pohle  to 
L  0  Kohnert  $6,500 

Oakley  av,  164  ft  8  of  W  24th  st,  w  f  24x 
100;  Deo  13.  M  Zaoek  to  E  Z  Uhler.$2,500 

Ohio  st  B,  premises  No  76,  25xlOC;  Deo 
14.  T  O'OoDDor  to  F  W  Holbrook. $7,000 

Ohio  st,  50  ft  e  of  Olaremont  av,  n  f  25x 
100;  Deo  6.  G  A  Rappler  to  J  Eillen 
 $1,000 

One  Hundred  aod  Sixteenth  pi,  s  e  oor 
Union  av,  n  f  50x154,  and  other  ppty; 
Dec  13.  G  A  Farghee  to  R  Blumer. $3,000 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  st.  24^  ft  e  of 
0  and  W  I  Ry,  8  f  99i^x266;  Nov  21.  J 
A  Hall  to  W  0  B^rtlett  $5,500 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  600  ft  e  of 
Prairie  av,  n  f  25x210;  Nov  30.  8  Abal- 
man  to  D  0  Butts  $8,000 

One  Hundred  and  Third  st,  25  ft  e  of  Car- 
penter, 8  f  29xl27j^;  Deo  10.  F  Timmis 
to  J  HHoUen  $1,800 

Owasoo  st,  3  e  oor  N  47th  av,  n  f  .300x124; 
Deo  14.  E  L  Lobdell  to  the  American 
Trust  and  Savings  Bank  $8,000 

Park  8t,  n  e  cor  Evergreen  av,  s  w  f  60x 
150;  Dec  16.  M  H  Reierson  to  J  C  Stoen 
 $5,500 

Park  av.  8  w  oor  S  42d,  n  f  25x180;  Oct  30. 
E  M  MoOolinm  to  J  D  Hnbbard  $6,500 

Park  av,  43  ft  e  of  8  43d  ot,  n  f  25x125; 
Deo  9.  F  8  Tyrrell  to  E  Baker  ....  $1,100 

Park  av,  s  e  oor  S  43d  ot,  n  f  431^x125; 
Deo  9.  F  8  Tyrrell  to  J  H  Baker. .$2,400 


Park  av,  68  ft  e  of  8  43d  ot,  n  f  25x125; 
Deo  9.  E  Baker  to  F  S  Tyrrell  $5,200 

Park  av,  125  ft  e  of  8  44th,  n  f  25x125; 
Deo  9.  J  H  Baker  to  same  $5,000 

Peoria  st,  360  ft  s  of  64tb,  e  f  29x124; 
Dec  13.  0  A  Melin  to  A  W  Stommel 
 $4,000 

Pitney  ot,  168  ft  n  of  Slst  st,  w  f  24x100; 
Dec  2.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  Stickler.  .$3,078 

Prospect  av,  207  ft  e  of  Grove  et,  s  f  60x 
250;  Nov  2.  0  R  Hart  to  H  J  Bohn.$6,500 

Prospect  av,  n  w  cor  91st  st,  e  f  179x133, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  11.  L  E  Mackey 
to  L  L  Smith  $10,500 

Randolph  st,  25  ft  e  of  Elizabeth,  n  f  25x 
100;  und  1-10  int,  and  other  ppty;  Dec 
14.  P  Durham  to  J  Stillwell  $5,000 

Robey  st,  62  f t  s  of  W  19lh,  e  f  62x26; 
Nov  26.  A  Lntzow  to  H  Benze . . .  .$1,200 

Rockwell  st,  175  ft  8  of  Mariana  av,  e  f 
26x125;  Deo  4.  0  J  Nelson  to  L  Thoen 
 $5,000 

Rockwell  st,  148  ft  s  of  Le  Moyne,  w  f  25 
xl26;  Deo  10  N  P  Peterson  to  A  S  Peter- 
son $6,000 

Rosooe  st,  24  ft  w  of  Hamilton  av,  s  f  24 
xl25;  Dec  14.  F  Eaessner  to  A  Weiss 
 $1,200 

Sawyer  av,  325  ft  8  ot  W  15th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Deo  10.  M  8  Varley  to  Title  G  and 
TOo  $1,500 

Sawyer  av,  231  ft  s  of  Douglas  blvd,  w  f 
25x124;  Deo  10.  F  W  0  Martin  to  J  Kohn 
 $1,200 

Sawyer  av,  200  ft  s  of  W  19th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Nov  27.  M  Q  Miller  to  T  M  Harv- 
ard et  al  $5,500 

Sedgwick  st,  50  ft  s  of  Sigel,  e  f  25x100; 
Dec  2.  D  C  Butts  to  F  B  Revnold8.$14,(  00 

Seippav,  199  ft  8  of  72d  st,'w  f  75x126; 
Deo  3.  M  J  Dunne  to  0  H  Briggs.  $4,500 

Seneshall  st,  n  w  cor  Root,  s  f  23^^x112; 
Deo  7.  A  D  Hedges  to  J  P  Uedsres. $6,000 

Seventy-third  st,  291  ft  e  of  JeSery  av,  8 
f  40x125;  June  1.  F  I  Bennett  to  T  H 
Rockwell  $6,000 

Shakespeare  st,  8  e  oor  Humboldt,  n  f 
3131^x150;  Oct  26.  H  Bendix  to  J 
Kandlik  $8,000 

Sheffield  av,  316  ft  s  of  Olay  st,  w  f  24x 
125;  Nov  4.  Est  of  W  B  Ogden  to  F 
btrenfert  $1,800 

Sheffield  av,  304  ftn  of  Willow  st,  w  f  24 
xl25;  Ool  13.  Est  of  C  O  MoOagg  to  N 
Frey  $1,800 

Sheridan  drive,  225  ft  8  of  Rosooe  st,  e  f 
25x123;  Deo  10.  F  E  Ingersoll  to  M  Nel- 
son $1,800 

Sixteenth  st,  84  ft  e  of  Indiana  av,  s  f  20)^ 
zl45;  Deo  14.  0  T  Hosmer  to  A  B  Jenks 
 $5,000 

Sixtieth  st,  s  w  oor  Rhodes  av,  n  f  30x150; 
Deo  9.  Mast  in  Ohy  to  Aetna  Building 
and  Loan  Assn  $4,766 

Sixty-third  st,  150  ft  w  of  Madison  av,  8  f 
25x90;  Deo  3.  M  J  Dunne  to  0  H  Briggs 
   $20,000 

Sixty-third  st,  275  ft  w  of  St  Louis  av,  n 
f  50x99;  Oct  1.  A  W  Collins  to  T  M 
Burnham  $7,000 

Sixty-sixth  pi,  260  ft  w  of  Stewart  av,  n 
f  30x1.33;  Deo  9.  C  E  Walters  et  al  to  J 
U  K  Johnson  $4,100 

Sixty-seventh  st,  s  e  oor  Talman  av,  n  f 
267x598,  and  other  ppty;  Jan  9,'94.  M 
A  Ives  to  J  E  Knight  $25,0f0 

Southport  av,  48  ft  n  of  Melrose  st,  e  f  48 
xl25;  Deo  2.  W  Eokart  et  al  to  W  Langa 
Jr  $3,400 

Southport  av,  96  ft  n  of  Melrose  st,  w  f 
24x126;  Nov  21,  R  8  Elder  fo  L  Keefe 
et  al  $4,250 

South  Park  av,  150  ft  8  ot  26th  st,  e  f  60x 
180;  Deo  10.  L  D  Heusner  to  Henener 
Baking  Co  $25,(00 

Springfield  av,  141  ft  n  ot  Huron  st,  e  f 
32x126;  Oct  8.  I  Rosen  to  A  Qillen. $1,600 

State  8t,  108  ft  8  of  118th,  w  f  25x125;  Nov 
30.  0  A  Lundahl  to  0  Ferm  $1,200 

State  st,  8  e  oor  74th,  w  f  200x1601^;  Nov 
11.  W  L  Goggin  to  E  G  Uihlein. ..  $7,000 

Stave  8t,  88  f  t  s  e  of  Cornelia  ot,  n  e  f  4* 
x200;  May  1.  R  Grosser  to  W  Frank 
et  al  $1,500 

St  Helen  st,  175  ft  8  w  of  Stave,  8  e  f  25x 
75;  Nov  26.  K  E  Knntsen  to  M  G  Spence 
 $1,500 

Stewart  av,  n  e  oor  Chestnut  st,  w  f  104x 
100,  more  or  less;  Deo  13.  J  W  Beok- 
with  to  0  K  Hutchinson  $31,500 

Stewart  av,  125  ft  s  of  120th  st,  e  f  25x123; 
Deo  10.  American  Trust  and  Savings 
Bank  to  H  W  Bowers  $1,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  a  w  cor  48th  st,  e  f  98>^x 
125;  Deo  2.  W  A  Paulsen  to  J  V  Paulsen 
...  $10,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  208  ft  s  of  45th  st,  w  f  25 


Deo  13.  8  H  Harris  to  0  L 
3ohaar  et  al  $16,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  150  ft  b  of  44th  st,  w  f 
50x1261^;  Deo  3.  A  M  Averill  to  J  Niohol 
 $4,500 

St  LoDis  av,  148  f t  n  of  W  16th  st,  w  f  50 
xl25;  Sep  10.  E  J  B  Glass  to  E  A  Cum- 
mings  $2,200 

St  Louis  av,  127  ft  n  of  W  18th  st,  w  f 
25^x125;  Dec  17.  F  Root  to  0  Stuart 
 $5,000 

Superior  st,  87  ft  e  of  Franklin,  n  f  25x 
100;  Deo  17.  Est  of  O  Wegener  to  E 
Wegener  $2,700 

Surf  st,  225  ft  w  of  Lake  View  av.  s  f  75x 
197;  Nov  30.  L  Ernst  to  C  Furst.$l5,C00 

Thirteenth  st  W,  24  ft  e  ot  Hoyne  av,  s  f 
24x124;  Deo  10.  M  Murray  to  M  Sind- 
linger  et  al  $1,650 

Thirteenth  si;  W,  56  ft  w  of  Clinton,  s  f  25 
xllO;  Deo  7.  J  Chimberoff  to  H  J  Savit- 
zky  $6,500 

Thirty-first  st,  s  e  cor  Yorktown,  n  f  50x 
126;  Deo  4.  M  Hopkinson  to  W  8  John- 
son $3,000 

Throop  8t,  120  ft  n  of  in7th,  e  f  72x123, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  13.  J  J  Rnss  to  V 
V  Gray  $1,200 

Twelfth  st  W,  360  ft  w  of  Leavitt,  n  f  24x 
124;  Oct  28.  P  Beck  to  L  F  Klages. $3,500 

Twenty-first  pi  W,  100  ft  w  of  Leavitt  st, 
n  f  25x126;  Deo  14.  H  Vogel  to  C  Ber- 
ber |1,80C 

Twenty-second  st  W,  loo  ft  e  of  Albany 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Deo  14.  S  Kaozmarek  to 
M  Budzinski  $3,600 

Union  av,  225  ft  n  of  33d  st,  w  f  25x124; 
Dec  14.  M  Garden  et  al  to  J  Cervenka 
 $6,000 

Van  Buren  st,  325  ft  w  of  Fianoisoo  av,  n 
f  50x100;  Dec  14.  C  B  Rickert  to  M  H 
Rickert  $5,000 

Warren  av,  126  ft  w  of  Robey  st,  n  f  20>^ 
xl24;  Deo  12.  OG  Greene  to  Q  G  Robin- 
son  $8,000 

Washington  st,  260  ft  e  of  S  42d  av,  s  f  25 
xl80;  Dec  12.  H  S  Brackett  to  W  V 
Smith  $2,0C0 

Washington  st,  n  e  cor  of  Francisco  av,  s 
f  50x120;  Deo  11.  J  A  Knisely  to  Ill- 
inois Cycling  Olab  $11,000 

Wells  st,  64  ft  8  of  Oak,  w  f  22x100;  Deo 
11.  M  A  Calletons  to  M  A  Sullivan 
 $7,000 

Wells  st,  87  ft  n  of  Menominee,  e  f  22x 
125;  Nov  13.  B  Pollak  et  al  to  J  U  Jack- 
son $4,500 

Wentworth  av,  274}^  ft  s  ot  51st  st,  e  f  24 
xl24;  Deo  6.  T  H  Watson  to  F  H  Bar- 
tholmew  $5,000 

Wentworth  av,  200  ft  n  of  59th  st,  e  f  25x 
125;  Deo  IS.  J  Michels  to  L  A  Brncks 
 $6,000 

Whipple  st,  200  ft  n  of  Conrtland,  w  f  26 
xl52;  Nov  15,  M  Jorgensen  et  al  to  G  Y 
Johnson  $7,150 

Wiloox  av,  144  ft  w  of  California,  n  f  25x 
124;  Deo  17,  L  M  Pollock  to  A  G  Mills 
 $1,500 

Wiloox  av,  225  ft  e  of  Francisco,  n  f  25x 
124;  Deo  17.  E  M  Pollock  to  same  $1,500 

Wilton  av,  195  ft  s  of  Waveland,  e  f  30x 
120;  Deo  18.  A  Weber  to  J  Knight. $1,200 

Winter  st,  n  w  cor  65th,  e  f  96x101,  and 
other  ppty;  May  2,'94.  L  A  Barnes  to 
M  Hurst  $10,500 

Wisner  av,  141  ft  n  e  of  Milwaukee,  n  w  f 
50x125,  and  other  ppty;  Oot  21.  A  W 
Jones  to  M  Walter  $1,200 

Woodlawn  av,  100  ft  n  of  56th  st,  e  f  100 
X218;  Dec  12.  U  M  Matthews  to  D  L 
Shorey  $17,000 

Woodlawn  av,  198  ft  n  of  66th  st,  e  f  50x 
125 ;  Oct  30.  A  E  Dennis  to  F  J  0"Harrow 
 $3,250 

Wood  st,  n  e  oor  60th.  w  f  48x126;  Nov  25. 
B  D  Marshal  to  A  Bily  $1,500 

Wrightwood  av,  s  w  oor  Orchard  st,  n  f 
75x116;  Dec  5.  G  W  Kellner  to  L  C  Ew- 
ertson  $7,000 

Wrightwood  av,  s  w  oor  Orchard  st,  n  f 
75x116;  Deo  5.  J  0  Wallis  et  al  to  G  W 
Kellner  $7,000 

iiiiscfiLiLiAnrEors— ciT  V . 


Tranaferg  Under  tlOOU. 

Archer's  add,  It  28  b  4,  28  39  14  Deo  13, 
M  in  Chj  to  C  Hope  $938 

Armington's  sub.  It  84  n  e  qr  11  39  13 
Sept  23,  C  Chapman  to  J  A  Bolander 
 $900 

Ashland,  It  11  b  3,  18  38  14  Oot  19,  H 
Phipps  to  B  C  Perry  $850 

Ashland,  same,  Deo  17,  B  C  Perry  to  G  G 
PoUe  $66 


Ashland,  It  46  b  5,  18  38  14  June  23,'9(i,  U 
Phipps  to  J  Kayser  $450 

Auburn  Pk,  Birkhoffs  add.  It  61  Nov  15, 
'90,  GBirkhoff  to  T  Qainn  $500 

Baird  &  R'a  sab.  It  47  aod  48  bik  6  31  38 
14  Nov  21,  J  O  Gardner  to  A  J  8ittig .  $600 

Baker's  sub.  It  12  b  6,  18  37  14  Aug  12, 
fl  B  Thearle  to  E  B  Chandler.  ..  $361 

Beverly  Hills,  Conklin  &  4.'s  add.  It  312 
Deo  5,  H  N  Brady  to  E  D  Friedlauder 
 $4(0 

Casey's  sub,  It  21  b  4,  22  39  13  Deo  12,  M 
R  Maoal  to  A  Maoal  $650 

Chicago  University,  It  38  b  50,  7  38  14  Sep 
10,  B  F  Jacobs  to  J  Plegor  $650 

Cheltenham  Beach,  West  add.  It  10  b  3 
Nov  25,  G  T  Miller  to  J  Hpratt  $450 

Cornell,  Fordhama's  add.  It  21  b  1  Deo  16 
M  A  Crocker  to  A  Rankin  $400 

Crandall's  Blvd  add.  It  61  and  62  b  2,  15 
40  13  Deo  16,  J  A  Muloahy  to  J  8  Ken- 
ny  $300 

Dauphin  Park,  It  16  b  25  Dec  9,  0  Mathes 
to  A  BuBoh  ,  $500 

Derby's  sub,  It6b8ne  qrn  e  qr,  16  39 
13  Oot  12,  F  D  Oallan  to  M  M  Bruhr 
 $960 

Dewey's  sub,  It  18  b  16  b  15  and  16  Hard- 
ing's sub  n  e  qr,  11  39  13  Aug  5,  C  P 
Dewey  to  D  E  Town  $550 

Dewey  Beverly,  Hill's  add.  It  195  Deo  11, 
P  I  Mnlvane  to  P  E  Morse   $430 

Dook  Co,  It  14  and  15  b  133,  6-7  37  15  Nov 
27.  C  W  Hoff  to  A  Haltgren   $800 

Drexel  Park  It  13  b  2,  19  38  14  Nov  6, 
Est  of  J  W  Drexel  to  M  W  Lodin. .  .$600 

Drexel  Park,  It  36  b  32,  19  38  14  Sep  3, 
E  H  Phalon  to  O  K  Hutchinson  $560 

Drexel  Park,  It  33  b  3  same  Nov  25,  J  W 
Drexel,  est  of,  to  F  C  Gray  $650 

Drexel  Park,  It  32  b  3  same  Nov  25,  dame 
to  D  A  Tear  $650 

Drexel  Park,  It  38  b  3  same  Nov  25,  Same 
to  L  S  Bailey  $650 

East  Chicago  Lawn,  It  42  b  2,  14  38  13 
Dec  11,  W  M  Payton  to  P  W  Payton 
 $600 

Edwards  &  D's  sub,  s  5  ft  and  n  30  ft  It  6 
b  1,  14  40  13  Dec  10,  E  M  Dunuing  to 
H  E  Robertson  $3000 

Eleotrio  sub,  It  12  b  3  eto  13  38  13  Aug 
27,  A  B  Garfield  to  W  Van  Alytyne. .  $426 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  90,  19  38  14 
July  7,  E  A  Cnmmings  to  F  E  Aitohi- 
80n  .   $350 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  2d  add.  It  72  Apr 
14,'90,  E  A  Cummings  to  R  McPherson 
 $750 

Englewood  on  the  Hill  1st  add,  It  88  Ang 
13,'90,  E  A  Cnmmings   to  S  A  Osborn 


.$375 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  246  Deo  7,  W  C 
Mnnroe  to  O  O  Jensen  $500 

Ei^lt2w>^lt3b2  8ubn^e}^8eqr 
s  e  qr,  1  39  13  June  21,  M  L  Venn  to  J 
Kempiners  $800 

Finnebag's  sub.  Its  14  to  16  b  1  b  3  Ma- 
han's  sub  13  38  13  Oot  4,  C  0  Upton  to 
R  H  Hankinson  $654 

Finnebag's  sub,  Its  17  to  19  b  1  same  Oot 
4,  Same  to  B  E  Wade   $554 

Fnllerton'a  4th  add,  It  13  Luetgert's  sub 
b  1  Feb  21,'93,  A  L  Luetgert  to  P  Joes- 
ohke  $750 

Garfield,  It  14  and  15  b  6  Deo  11,  O  T 
Pratt  to  C  H  Biers    $900 

Goodwin's  sub.  It  6  b  6,  20  38  14  Aug  4, 
'94,  W  G  Oantler  to  G  Clarke  $350 

Grant  Park,  Boldenweok's  add,  It  19  b  3 
Dec  9,  M  O  Shaughnessy  to  N  M  Arm- 
strong $500 

Gross  sub,  It  53  and  54  b  6,  5  38  14  Sep 
11.  8  E  Gross  to  I  D  Mowery  $975 

Hartman's  sub,  It  38  b  1  b  4t),  19  40  14 
Nov  19,  R  Bender  to  0  Hoff   $775 

Hatch's  sub.  It  8  s  e  qr,  33  40  13  Dec  10, 
H  P  Hatch  to  A  8  Rurreiman  $600 

High  Ridge,  Kemper's  sob.  It  9  b  2,  6  40 
14  Deo  17,  H  J  Kemper  et  al  to  J  Junger 
 $750 

Hinsdale's  resub,  It  27  ot  Its  1  to  10  Mo- 
Govern's  sub  36  40  13  Deo  14,  M  in  Chy 
to  J  L  Bolen  $445 

Holstein,  It  27  b  1  Oot  24,R  B  Preble  et  al 
to  K  Blazek  $600 

Hosmer's  sub,  It  14  e  hf  s  w  qr  8  e  qr  n  e 
qr  20  38  14  Nov  9,  0  0  Haskin  to  H 
Riemersma  ,  |633 

Hosmer  &  M'a  sub.  It  43  b  6  b's  1  to  6 
eto  2  39  13  Jan  2,'94,  F  8  Thompson  to 
W  Simpson  $550 

Ingram's  sub,  It  69  20  acres,  eto,  1  39  13 
Jan  i,  Q  W  MoLester  to  G  Reilly. .  .$530 

Irving  Pk,  Millers  add,  It  13  b  19  Dec  9, 
A  H  Hill  to  E  Patterson  $700 

living  Park,  Hatterman's  sub.  It  12  b  4 
Continued  on  page  1219.) 


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December  21,  189^ 


THE  EXCLUSIVE  AGENCY  LISTS. 


:TO  OUR  PATRONS. 

*  TbU  is  oot  s  Real  Estate  Agency  tor  the  purpose  ; 
. Of  epeonlatlng  In  real  estate.    It  ia  an  Advertlelug! 

^reau  to  advertise  property  for  sale;  to  Insure " 
.  r'-'-teoilon  ond  lest  results  to  advertisers.  ', 
^•>*    >  »*s:  E.  8.  Dreyer  &  Oo.'s  Bank,  ; 

Wasmausdorff  &  Helnemann,  Bankers. ', 
tuousand  others  In  Obioago.  * 


The  classified  Lists  of  Property  for  Sale  by 
Exclusive  Agents  are  bringing  good  results  to 
those  wholhave  tried  the  experiment  by  listing 
a  number  of  good  pieces  at  set  prices.  Buyers 
have  already  learned  the  importance  of  con- 
sulting the  Lists,  and  despite  the  dullness  of 
the  market,  thousands  of  bona  fide  inquiries 
have  been  received  by  advertisers  since  the 
1st  of  July,  1893.  The  practice  of  two  or  more 
agents  advertising  the  same  pieces  of  property 
for  sale  is  gradually  coming  into  disfavor  and 
will  be  soon  done  away  with.  All  the  property 
for  sale  on  any  street  will  appear  consecutively 
in  the  lists  and  therefore  be  subject  to  criticism, 
if  not  exclusively  advertised. 

Try  it  at  10  cents  per  line, 


wide  measure,  30PJ  per  cent  wider  than  the 
columns  of  the  daily  papers.  Bona  fide  inquir- 
ies guaranteed. 


The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal, 


ROOMS  5  AND  7,  163  AND  165  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
where  all  copy  should  be  sent. 


December  2],  1895. 


(Ooatinued  from  page  121%.) 
Nov  5,'94,  W  E  Hatterman   to   J  Lind 

Jacobs'  SQb,  It  30  and  31  b  5  b's  6  to  7 
Maoon'a  enb  23  38  13  Deo  7,  D  W  Pot- 
ter to  J  M  Stiles   1700 

Jaoob's  anb,  It  31  b  3  n  e  qr,  30  38  ii'Deo 
18,  E  Kohler  to  H  L  Abbott   i40O 

Jones  sab,  It  22  b  3  It  6  Snow  est  30  40 
14  Nov  12,'92,  A  J  Thaler  to  T  Chodere 

Tj.  •  ••  ••  $400 

Kelvyn  Grove,  Hajes'  add.  It  25  and  26 
b  22  Deo  17,  L  Berrsohto  M  Loewen- 

meyer  I^qq 

Kensington,  Sawyer's  sub,  Ist  add  pt  It 
24  b  1  Deo  6,  0  E  James  to  S  E  White 


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and  o  p  nov  30,  A  F  Keeney   to  0  W  StaniDger 

  16400 

oolumbia  Hgts,  Keeney's  add,  Its  29  to  37  b  9 

12.  A  F  Keeney  to  F  C  Bntte  

Ooinmbia  Hgts.  Keeney's  add,  Its  25  Vo'28  b  9 

12,  Same  to  H  S  Yates  


dec 
$3600 
dec 

$1600 


BBEMEN. 


Louok'  resub.  It  30  and  31  b  1  b's  7  and  10 
Jones'  sub  23  40  13  Deo  12,  M  E  White 

to  J  W  Hodgins   1900 

^' ^*Jo  31  b  22  pt  of  32  37  15*  June  27 

E  Wakely  to  R  J  Nelson   «50o 

Lt  31  and  32  b  4  snb  w  ^  s  e  k  'n'e  qr 
34  40  13  Deo  5,  M  E  Delamater  to  EC 

Faber   » 

McMillan  &  W's  3d  add,' "lV2i  "b  io  '  No 


26,  J  Parland  to  N  A  Endley  *465 

Orvif*  ""^  li  oo      r.  •'»' 


is  snb.  It  33  b  8  n  e  qr  s  e  qr,  7  38  14 
Deo  9,  D  Heitmann  to  M  Sohnltz ....  ieoo 
Ogden  Blvd  add,  It  30  b  3   Deo  2,  M  Snl- 

livan  to  B  L  Larkin   1500 

^'!^®'.'/^°*''  «      "  9  b  19,  27  38  14  Deo 

10,  M  Kaaffield  to  W  H  Mnrphy.  |75o 
Pollman,  Koypars  add.  It  54  Nov  26  i  H 

W  Foller  to  H  Liedberg   '  •■^25 

Ravenswood,  Lntz  Park  add,  it  49  and  50 
b  3  Deo  16,8  Bornhofen  to  M  Goodman 

Ravenswood.  Lntz'pk 'add.  It  lVb'4  0!^° 

12,  K  Boggiano  to  L  J  Qlorr  ,  *5on 

Reyel's  4.L  add.  It  23  b  4  Jnne  3,  J  Loeffler 

toLBnoher   ^^qq 

Ridgeland  av  Linsoott's  snb,  It  39  b'2  20 
40  13  Deo  12,  0  P  Linsoott  to  T  N  Mo- 

Oanley   ^^q. 

Rood  Jr,  It  44  b  1  b  17  and'2oVi9  40  14 
Mar  14,  J  Rood  Jr  to  Z  G  Gnstafson 

Rood"  J  r,  and  hf  int  It  24  b  1  b  17  and  20^^ 
19  40  14  Deo  12,  J  G  Gastafson  to  0  G 
Oustafson   *g„^ 

Rosenberg's  add.  It  18  b 's  d;;*  14,  John 
*  ink  to  Johanna  Fink   *400 

Sheffield's  add,  s  1^  It  61  b  27  Nov  V  P  P 
Byozek  to  A  Kozlonski..  '  1750 

Siokel  &  K's  8Db,  w  ht  It  25  and  aVl  "iV  6  n 
hf  b  I  snb  of  It  6  0  T  snb  29  40  U  Deo 
13,  L  Henry  to  F  Kakla   *40o 

Skinner  &  J's  snb,  s  76  48  100  ft  It  s'b  6 
2138  14Decl3,HRHurIbat  ooserva ' 

South  Ch'go,  flill's  add.  It  33  b  67  Nov  30 

^onth  Oh'go.  Hill  add.  It  5  b  52,  May  20 
Same  to  T  Jane   '  ag'oo 

^7n^w  I'  l's  b  ii  Deo 
10,  W  Oorby  to  A  Sohnltz   $460 

South  Lynn,  it  19  b  24,  19  38  14  Deo'lO 
A  S  Oruiokshank  to  M  E  A  Mnlhern 

^'^'^''J"'''         ^  ii'  36       13  Deo  n!^^ 

M  L  Ford  to  T  P  Ford   !|40o 

.  Smith's  snb.  It  27  sub  blk  2,  35  and  36  39 
I      13  June  1,  D  E  Gallagher  to  F  Remn- 
Patn   ^ 

Turner  Park,  It  13  b  F,  36  40  13  "d;;"!*, 

J  Bell  to  A  Eilrioh   i650 

Dnter  den  Linden,  Gross  add.'lVli  and  w 
hf  It  12  b  9  July  8,'93.   S  E  Gross  to  I 

Larson   .j^g 

Unter  den  Linden,  Gross  add,'  it  14  "  h  1 
Nov  21,  8  L  Biokerdike  to   B  J  Huen- 


Lt  13  and  14  n  hf  n  w  qr  6  36  13  dec  9,  A  W  Olark 
to  HG  Powers  

Oialrmont,  Smith  &  Oo  Ist  add,  It  533  and  S34  b  10 
deb  16,  S  E  Barren  to  J  Horlacher  $500 

OALDMJCT. 

Morgan  Park,  Time's  8ub.  Its  25  to  30  and  34  b  10 
17  32  14  nov  2,  J  W  Fleldhoase  to  8  O  Fisher.. $2100 
oiacBo. 

Ozmook's  sab.  It  33  of  10  acres  s  w  qr  6  39  13  nov  27 
MEMcEwingto  WPKHorst......  11500 

Reynolds  sub,  It  1  b.  8,  6  39  13  dec  7.  M  J  Chambers 

to  F  Porter   ^^^^ 

Oak  Park,  Wilson's  add.  It  5  and  6  b  17  nov  13"  M 

in  Chy  to  K  K  Tlchenor   jj3„ 

So  Bidgeland  Depot  enb.  n  hf  It  10»*  18  39' 13  nov  28 

.»200 


Wachter's  sob,  It  39  and  40  b  7  b  3  etc  Nickerson's 

sub  6  38  13  dec  7,  J  0  Wachter  to  M  J  Lane.  ..IIOOC 
La  Grange.  It  23  b  5  dec  13.  A  Wolcott  to  8  8  Gor- 

^   $4260 

La  Grange,  Brown's  add.  It  21  b  12  dee  1,  H  Patno 

toJFrltzie   |g2g 

La  Grange,  same  add,  same  dec  1.  J  Fri'tzie'to  L 

 $900 

La  Grange,  Richmond's  add.  Its  1  and  20  b  2  dec  3, 
E  D  Snyder  to  A  E  Bohri  uqsq 


Park  Ridge,  Union  add,  It  3  b  4  May  18,  M  A  Smith 

,   $600 

10  acres  of  land  ins  htnhf  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  9  4112 

nov  29,  E  N  Hartley  to  N  B  Ford   jsoo 

Park  Ridge,  Union  add,  It  6  b  4  dec  2,  J  Wickert 

toPWickert   jgo^ 

Park  Ridge,  Hodge's  add,  Its  1  to  3  b  dec  H.'M  in 

Chy  to  Oiks  4  Mechs  B  L  &  I  Assn  jerOO 


TKU»T  1>KKI>»  AMW  MOKT«A«K» 

XDClndlng  BulldlBB  and  Loan  Hooletles. 
Aldrioh  O  W  to  F  B  Peabody  Nov  18  nt 
Its  27  and  28  b  47,  7  39  14,  5y  6*  An 

b  9,  8  .^8  14,  3y  7%  j^poO 

t°  T  Oehne  dec  11,  pt  It  2  b  16 
Ogden  add,  6^   " 

^  ofrh^^^K  °.  ^  ^  U.'it  i'and 

Burt  C  B  to  Masonio  B  L  &  I  Union  dec 
9,  pt  It  15  b  2,  23  38  14,  _ . . . .  .1000 
T^.^i"  J  Knefel  dec  12,  It  58  b  ssf  19 


39  14,  3y  6%. 


.$1000 


Jaob  Rose  to  John  Bose. 


Bridges  add.  U  85  b  3  oct  21.  G  H  Noneman  to  ¥  D 

^^'T^  13500 

Ridgeland,  It  lS  b  31  oct  1.  Bidgeland  Hall  Assn  to 
H  Coombs.... 

„.  .  ,    ^    ,  $1600 

Highlands,  It  196  and  211,  17  39  13  dec  19,  J  Man- 

tenffal  to  E  Harnstrom     uq^q 

OPk  Park,  Harnstrom  add,   Us  2i'to  25"and'o  p"  b  2 

dec  12,  J  Mantenffel  to  Same   13000 

Wilson  &  St  Olair  resub,  n  hf  Its  27  to  29'b'l"*etc  9 

39  13  nov  25,  M  W  Sibby  to  N  H  Bates   f^cOO 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add,  Its  1  to  4  b  1  nov  9.  0  A  Ack- 

erman  et  al  to  D  J  Kennedy   iggoQ 

Brenock's  add  to  Chg,  It  44  b  1  dec  16,"M"8ol'omon 

toGHDiener   j^^^ 

Oak  Park,  Pierces  add.  It  37  sept  26,  T'pie'rceVo  F 

nlTT'j"  • *1«C0 

Oak  Park,  Wellen  &  P  add.  It  24  and  25  b  1  dec  11 

G  H  Hnxham  to  M  M  Ctley...  12950 
Morton  Park.  It  29  b  II,  28  39  13  Aug  1-,K  Soiikup 

to  P  J  Souknp   j^gg 

Oak  Park.  East  are  add.  It  13  b  3  oct  18,  G  Ju'dd  to 

J  T  Halls  

i,„u-  ,   t2500 

Robinson  Ave  Ld  Assn  sub,  It  21  b  1.  4  39  13  dec  14 

J  Barkman  to  W  Benjamin..  ig'gQ 
Seme  sub,  It  15  b  2,  same  dec  14.  Vame'to  Same  .'.■$350 
Oak  Park.  Gunderson  &  Q  add.  It  38  and  39  snb  of  b 

1  Aag  21.  C  0  Benedict  to  W  C  Blel ....  ^gso 
Morton  Park,  Fisher's  add,  Its  18  to  18  b  2  "  dec  12 

S  Kaczmarck  to  M  Bndzinski   13125 

Hunter's  snb.  It  30  It  157  and  168   8  'T"snb"l6"39  18 

nov  23,'94.  W  W  Hunter  to  W  F  Abel.. ..  |850 
Austin,  Budolph  &  C  add.  It  29.  July  15,'92,  J  W 

Ohladek  to  0  J  Anderson   '  gggg 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  28  b  21  dec  il'.'Grant'Land 

AssntoMAEmery  ^^^^ 

Bridge's  add  to  Ch'go,  s  45  ft  It  18  b  2   moh  16  BP 

Briggs  to  F  Decker  '.  ^2750 

Oak  Park,  Harnstrom's  add,  U  32  b  2  dec  18,  F  0  O 

DeytoPAndras  

,  •••■•.«•'........,  foOO 

Salisbury  sub,  It  19  and  20  b  10  New  sub  bl  etc  5 

39  13  dec  12,  J  Mantenffel  to  E  Harnstrom . .  $1060 
Salisburysub,  lt7audnhf  lt8bll   same  dec  12 
Same  to  Same   ^„'g^ 

Austin,  Coleman's  add.  It  9  b  7 'dec  12"."same  to 
Same  

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  14  8nd'x6'b2Vnov li^Grant'" 
Land  Assn  to  g  B  King   jj^^j, 


NEW  TBIEE. 
Winnetka,  Dales  add.  It  7  b  3  dec  12,  M  J  Genning 

to  H  W  Beak  

Kenilworth,  Bradford  &  P  add,  Its  19  to  "22  b  i' ' 

2.  A  M  Fratjzen  to  A  Arend  

WilQoette.  Dingee's  add.  it  10  b  12  Mcii'is,"  8'qui.„ 

Dingee  Co  to  HV  Donaldson.  iIys 
Wilmette  Village.  It  9  b2  and  o  p  novl2,  j'  0 


dec 
$350 


Block  A  to  L  Baird  dec  6,  It '9  1)"  42,' S  *Chi- 
°«««'^^«^   $1000 


^"ib?  I'^sM            No;-4,'lVs'6  't'o  8  It 
1  D  8,  I  .^8  14,  .Sy  7%   ajBrti 

^  ?f  ^  H  a^„*°  ^  ^  Gumming;  Oct  2i,  It 
_  b  It  1  b  9.  Rockwell  add,  8%   *Qn< 


$6000 
t.  It 
$9000 


Gardner  to  J  Low  Jr. 


Wilmette.  it  14  b  24  dec  11.  M  in  Chy  to  P  Swanson 


$2689 


Winnetka  Park  Bluff.  It  9  b  4.  16  17  2)  42  iVw'c'h  27 

'fl.f  w  a  n=i  j.,a      .  .  .  _    .  .  ' 


W  H  Oairnduff  to  A  J  L  Smith 

N3B1HPIELD. 

Pt  8  hf  n  w  qr  10  42  12  cont'g  6  acres 
Muehleisen  to  F  F  Johnson  


dec  10. 


NOBWOOD  PAEK 
Norwood  Park,  Its  4  to  6  b  78  nov  30,   A  0  Farns- 
worth  to  A  D  Kelly   j„p 


Norwood  Park,  Its  4  to  6  b  28 


Aug  14.  F  W  Favage 


to  M  L  Savage   |j 


N  hf  w  hf  n  e  qr 
Oooper  


ORLAND. 

15  36  12  June  1, 


EVANSTON. 

Evanston.  Grove  add.  It  6  b  2  dec  3,  L  Brandell  to 
E  Reynolds    ^^^^^ 

No  Evanston.  It  27  b  17  nov'4!'A  s'sond  to'ci  i"  av- 
firs  ' 

 $600 


ing. 


$800 
16 


Wiersema'8  sub  It  22  b  2  etc  ST^ni, 
37  14  Nov  30,  J  Leegwater  to  J  Wand- 
erwarf  

Wrightwood  av  add,' L'o'nc'k'''8'  'r'e'snb,  It  2 
b  1,  etc  Deo  18,  0  MoNett  to  A  Ben- 
son   « 

Zander  &  Co  sov.  It  42  snbit "  i '  Snpr'ot 
divlt2  0tptn  18  40  14  Sept  26,  A  J 
Sohuler  to  L  H  Walker   ......  "leso 

SUBURBAN  WARKANTT  OK&nm. 


Chgo  Hgts,  Keeney  sub,  Its  12  to  19  b  17  dec  5  A  F 

Keeney  to  V  Bureau  

Ohgo  Hgts,  It  14  b  14  dec  16.  H  Leat'c'h"to"j  H  Dy- 

mond   ' 

Ohgo  Hgts.  Its  iVt'o'22'"b''i'9'o''rug'9.  Th;'i;;;;;;;;e'* 

B  &  L  Assn  to  W  0  Linbarger....  ,4120 
Ohgo  Hgts,  Keeney's  sub,  its  7  to  9  b  17  aDd"o  p 

dec  7,  L  M  Onrry  to  E  Priokett   13800 

Ohgo  Hgts,  same  enb.  it  14  and  15  b  25  dec  9.  E 

Prlokett  to  J  Forsyth 
Oolambla  Hg„,  Keeney's  M"add,"lV8'i't"o"5 'bn 


No  Evanston.  It  25  b  17  nov  4.  A  Wygaut  to  Same 

..$500 
G  E 


No  Evanston,  It  5 
Finch  


b  18  dec  10,  j  T  Tait 


to 


$3800 


No  Evanston.  It  35  and  36  b  11  nov  1.  F  E  Finch  to 
J  T  Tait   $2000 

No  Evanston,  Its  34  to  36  b  li'li'oV'l.' 'e  0  Bangs  to"" 
FE  Finch   ^  " 

No  Evanston,  It  18  b  23'8epri."F  s'liiom'p^on  "to  0^" 
A  Spierling   ^^^^ 

No  Evanston.  Browne  &  O's  add,  It  3'and  4'b  1  nov 
21,  M  A  Wantzin  to  G  M  Schmidt  


HANOVEB. 
Elgin,  Ludlow  &  8  add.  It  30  b  3 
wertfeger  to  W  F  Neuman  


oct  16, 


.$2000 


F  A  Sch- 
 $300 


E  O 

 $3000 

8  E  Gross  to 


T  Cooper  to  E 

...      „   $2000 

Alpine  Hgts,  Its  10  to  12  b  27  dec  10,  W  C  Taylor  to 

EBDelaney   j^^^, 

N  E  qr  17  36  12  ex  pt   dec  B.  J  Muriitt  to  C  Si'evere 

 $8,200 

PROVISO. 

Western  add.  It  31  and  32  b  3  oct  16,'90,  F  E  Ballard 

to  J  Ailara   ^g^^ 

Bellewood,  Lowry's  sub,  a  ?i  Its  4  to  18  21  to  32  and 
36  and  37  dec  10,   8  Rankin  to  C  N  Shannon  et  al 

Pt  of  It  6  n  6  qr  32  39  12  cont'g       'acre'  dec  7,* 

Westphal  to  0  R  Freeberg   i^jq 

Same  ppiy;  dec  7,  Same  to  J  a  Freeberg..'. $250 
Gale  &  B  sub,  It  6  b  3  s  w  qr  12  89  12  nov  i. 

Gale  to  T  Valentine  

Grossdale,  its  23  to  25  b  7  oct  21  '89 

J^'T;  -  

Grossdale,  It  29  b  15  Feb  24.  S  E  Gross  to  B  Fid- 

lier   ^^^^ 

Grossdsle,  It  22  b  25  Mar  21,  Same  "t"o"'T 'Graham 

Harlem  RE  add.  its  Rose  &  B  sub  of  li'lof  b'35 

dec  14.  0  J  Getsch  to  w  Meyer   ^300 

Grossdale.  It  34  b  2  dec  11.  W  Fitzge'ra'l'd  't'o  A  'Fi'tz- 

gerald   ^  ,„„ 

_.       „     f400 

River  Forest.  Edgewater  Park  add.  It  64  Aug  29  G 

M  Fadner  to  F  W  Olmsted   "  jgoQ 

Madison  st  add.  It  606  dec  14,   M  in  Chy  to  Oiks  & 

MechsBL&IAssn  jj^^g 

Grossdale.  Gross  let  add.  It  6  and  7  b  37  dec  14  E 

R  Delaney  to  W  Hansen   '|ggg 

Melrose,  Its  1  to  8  b  124  and  o  p  nov '5.'!  'liain  to  J 

„^   $20,000 

Rivereside  l8t  add.  w  hf  It  19  b4  sept  7 '91  00 
Gregg  to  A  J  Gross  ,  j^soo 


liETDEN. 

Indian  Highlands,  It  26  b  20  Jan  9,  G  B  Finch  to  N 

Erickson  

Franklin  Park,  Gage's  add.  It's  6  't'o  '9  '  b  il'an'd  'op"" 

dec  12,  L  Franklin  to  M  Felsenthal  $3000 

LYONS. 

La  Grange.  Leiter's  2d  add.  It  17  b  10  dec  12,  M  L 

Knight  to  0  M  Mitchell   Jjggg 

East  Hinsdale.  It  5  b  9  dec  7.  Security 'l&B  Assn 
to  JD  Beckett  ,2613 


SHA0MBEBG. 
N  E  qr  s  w  qr  ex  3  acres  of  n  w  cor;  also  n  w  qr  s  e 
qr  ex  pt  and  s  w  qr  n  w  qr  23  41  10  cont'g  II4  acrs 
moh  .G,'93,  0  liartels  to  H  Bartels  $4^00 

THORNTON. 

Lt  34  sub  of  It  2  sub  Of  pt  Of  n  hf  s  6  qr  lying  e  of  I 
ORBof  Harvey  June  25,  Harvey  Ld  Assn  to  J 

MoEachran  

„  „   $400 

Harvey,  Brown's  add.  It  43  b  8  Aug  1,   M  M  Brown 

to  JB  Dodge   j^jQ 

Harvey,  It  5  b  92  dec  12.  J  A  Oavanangh  to  J  And'er- 
son   j^^^ 

Harvey.  Brown's  add,  It  45  b  8  dec  lo'.'o'  And'e'r's'on 

to  J  Walker   ^^^^ 

80  Lawn  sub,   Its  13  16  and  18  fub  Its'g't'o'lV b  18 

17  18  36  14  dec  2,  L  0  Denmark  to  C  E  Sager  $1000 
Phillips' sub.  Its  8  to  14  b  7  n  e  qr  6  36  15  dec  17  Q 

Arnold  to  8  0  Arnold   '  j^^^ 

Leonard's  sub.  Its  17  to  20  b  1  and  o  'p  s'e'qr  3  36  14 

dec  14.  O  L  Watson  to  F  A  Reich  


Bnshnell  G  W  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  11,  Its 

35  and  36  b  12,  28  39  13,  5/7%  V1800 
BuschOtoE  G  Foreman  Nov  2'5','l't!  19 
and  20  and  pt  21  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  11 

Baiie'y  "w  'tp  "s 'w  Raw;;n,'  'd'e'o'  i.'  its'  'iS^ 
Ba7]«v  W  ^  ^  Oalnmet  av  add,  6y  6;?.  $11,000 
Bai  ey  W  to  0  Jorn  deo  4,  It  3  It  1,  3  38 
$1500      1*,  ando  p6%   ' 

201  to  206,  Fowler's  snb  9  38  14,  5y  6% 

.1850   Burke  L  J  to  'j'  'h  'k'raf t  dVc'e,*  ItV  2'7'Sf " 

29  b  3,  24  40  13.  61^^   jooon 

$8000  ^'  ^'^^^^^^  add,  3y  7%,  (3  deeds) 

Baya'r'  H  'j  t'o*A  'fi^^ok; 'deo  "Z,  \'tU  '^ndlT 
16  n  w  ^4  3  38  14,  5y  6^   $22  000 

T.n^.  *o  ^  ^"^^^   ^0'  p' "  18  b  r" 

5  40  14,  3y  6^,   «2500 

W  F  to  G  G  Newbury  "Nov 
20,  It48bl,34  39  14,3y6^....    ^  S60O0 

b  20,  Miller  to  Irving  Pk,  6%  *iooo 

4  38  12,  3y  7^   ^  ' 

Bass  J  StoEF  Rnuyan  Oct  20,p't'ir8  r 

kT  o  V°  ^  ^  Kniokerbooker  dec  2,  pt 

b  6,  22  39  13,  2y  G%  3  deeds  ...$5000 

Baboock  G  A  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Co  dec  7 

It  7  b  6,  7  39  13,  5y  6%   ° 

Bennett  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  deo  12;'pr'ems 

Ba  ev  rs  to  A^^e'^'i^'^'  ilSoOo 
□  o  ,  r  ^      ^  ^'^^  Nov  29,  It  32  b  3.  19 
38  14,  5y  7f   «i«nn 

"'^,7°*°  EleoBA'L"i;sn;5  o 

7,  Its  38  and  39  b  1,  18  39  13,  7%..  UnQO 

77:iL^t7^  ?       d.o'3,  i;;'7'f  !r 

78  and  pt  79  Lake  S  Drive  add,  6y  6% 

O-^i^ben  W  H't'o'w  T  'Ri-o'ka;^;  deol2,%T 
b  2,  7  39  14,  6y  6^   i  P^ 

^^i;.^^/^?,^Kf^6r^"S 

"^?28  3^8T4%1-.^.----.-' 
Oookinghatn  W  C  to  J  w' L;;;hVr't"Aag 
Inputs  42  and  44  and  all  43  b  15,  19  40 

5,  15  38  14.  5y  G%   ^AQnr. 

S8  14*"°L^  Chandler,  deo  2,  pt  b  9 
38  14.  oy  7^   f  ' 

OjouwensItoA  Van  Vlisseng'e'n 'd;*  5 

25  If  %u  ^  Assn  Nov 
25,  It  13  b  9,  8  37  15,  7%   jtiKnn 

A"20%9U  ?  fi'^'^^''  ^eo-uM\T 
irf,  JO  (^9  14,  3y  6^   «nnn 

Clarke  H  L  to  Western  Union  B  &'l  As  n 

deo  12,  It  8  It  40  b  7,  7  39  13 


.$200 


Arlington 
M  Sharp 


WHEELING.  20  39  13  3     R(r    "  "  '^t 

••»» ^23o0 


12y  6% 

iJ^  41  14,  6^   airnn 

""sent  "r/r  ^T'''^  "  &  Tr'n's't  Co 
Sept  26,  It  5  b  41,  7  39  13.  4v  62  . .  S4300 

Clapp  G  to  H  W  Austin  Nov  22,  pt  b'l02 
Maywood,3y72  ^  ^^ion 

Conrad  W  to  E  G  Foreman  deo  I'.'p't'lt  f 
It  1  b  28,  29  39  14,  5v  6^ . . .       '  ^  *2nnn 

OoffeenM  D  to  Chicago  Titie'&'T^Oo 
dec  n,  lease  of  Its  12  to  17  b  11,  o  t 
Mayl,  1896,  7^   t\nnnn 

^""^i^^V^f  M^^e  decl2;'lt'irb3'r 
8  39  13,  3y  6%   *Rcnn 

3^8  U^'fi?  f.'^f^'^^^^y  d'eVs.'pt'?'  °" 

iJ  38  14.  e%,  4  deeds   SiiioQ 

Cairnduflf  W  H  to  F  B  Peabody  'd'e'o  10  nt 
It  23  It  B,  28  40  14,  6y  C%...  ii^Ln 

ienf.ro\^  to^  B'wh;;fo'c'kde'c 

16,  It  35  b  2,  9  39  13,  18  mos  6^....Si500 
OonroyJTto  H  Lesch  deo  iH.  lt  i  b  1, 


220 

Deotsohe  M  &  R  A  to  Mat  Ben  L  Ids  Oo 
Deo  1,  ItB?  and  8  b  14,  21  40  14,  By  6% 
 $3500 

Doyle  J  to  0  J  Hambleton  deo  12,  It  28 
and  part  27  b  2,  13  39  13,  5y  W.,..|8000 

Danne  M  J  to  W  T  Orr  deo  3  Its  1  and  2 
b  1,  Rookwell  add,  6^  «100O 

Dahm  0  0  to  Citizens  B  &  L  Assn  deo  7, 
11  16  b  8,  12  39  13,   $2700 

Decker  P  to  Noethern  Trast  Oo  deo  11, 
pt  It  18  b  2,  9  39  13,  —  $2000 

Donahae  J  to  W  Kearney  deo  1,  It  35  b  3, 

20  3914,  5y  $15,000 

Dayies  M  to  N  Johnson  deo  16,  It  3  b  1, 

15  39  13,  5y  6^  $1200 

Doolittle  £  M  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  12,  pt 

lt2  b  51,  s  8  add.  5y  6«  $18,000 

Delow  £  to  H  O  Mnehlke  deo  14,  It  22  b 

9,  29  40  14,  3j  7%  $1000 

Drake  S  &  W  H  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Oo, 

deo  1,  pt  Us  47  and  46  b  22, 17  39  14,  5y 

5}4%  $7500 

Dale  J  T  to  £  S  Potter  deo  2,  Its  4  to  9, 

(ex  pt  Its  4  and  9)  b  3,  20  42  13.  3y  7i 

 $1000 

Baird  L  O  to  J  Staab  deo  14,  pt  It  6  b  16 

21  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Eilenberger  H  to  £  Graoe  deo  14,  Its  16 

to  19  and  pt  20  b  23,  17  33  14,  5y  6^  $8000 
£ngelB  b:  C  to  J  J  Kerrigan,  Oot  27,  It  6 

It  25  b  3,  16  38  14,  ly  6^  $1000 

Eriokson  G  to  W  Heinemann  deo  13,  it 

34  b  39.  10  39  14,  5y  6%  $1600 

Eppley  W  M  to  A  Wahl  deo  7,  prems  6027 

7027^  and  6029  Green  at,  3y  6^  3  deeds 

 $6000 

Earle  J  to  G  B  Shaw  deo  12,  It  13  b  3,  4 

39  13,  2y  755  $2852 

Ecgstrom  0  to  J  Waterborg  dec  5,  It  10 

b  1,  20  40  14,  3y  6^  $16C0 

Elliott  J  to  R  L  Tatham  deo  le.  It  10  b  1, 

17  40  14,  3y  6%  $3000 

Ewertsen  L  to  J  W  Kellner  deo  5,  Its  1 

and  2  b  1,  28  40  14,  5y  7%  $8600 

Epstine  R  to  J  B  MoLangblin  deo  10,  Its 

85  and  86  b  2,  27  38  14,  2y  7%  $1000 

Frentel  F  to  E  B  Pease  deo  2,  It  20  and 

pt  21  b  2  b  44,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6^. $3200 
Forrest  A  to  H  Wroith  deo  14,  It  73,  Raw- 
son's  onbd,  13  39  13,  2y  6;^  $2500 

Facha  A  to  A  Boenert,  Moh  22,  Its  4  and 

7  b  8,  20  40  14  and  o  p,  2y  6^ . . . .  $35,000 
Fanning  M  to  M  J  Breen  deo  5,  Its  21  and 

22  b  14,  4  38  14,  2y  6<i  $2287 

Fiohler  J  H  to  Chi  Title  &  T  Oo  deo  9,  It 

21  b  6,  17  40  14,—  $4300 

Fitch  R  L  to  Masonio  Mnt  S  <t  L  Assn 

deo  11,  It  1  b  42,  17  39  13,  5y  6^  . . . .  $100C 
Fischer  G  to  G  A  Rose  dec  9,  Us  14  and 

15  b  96,  5  and  6  37  15.  5y  7%  $2400 

Foka  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  10,  It  58  b  2, 

20  39  14,  5y  6!6    $5000 

Freodenberg  W  to  A  Wahl  deo  2,  It  37  b  4 

31  39  14,  3y  7^  $2200 

Fish  8  T  to  Security  T  &  T  Oo  deo  12,  pt 

\t  41  and  all  44,  45  and  48  b  2,  34  39  14, 

By  6%  $17,500 

Qemgolf  E  to  0  H  Fleischer  deo  10,  Us 

2  and  9  It  25,  12  40  13,  3y  6%  $6o00 

Gray  C  0  to  Same,  Nov  28,  It  33  b  3,  19 

38  14,  5y  e%  $1000 

Qeringer  V  A  to  Northern  T  Co  dec  13,  Its 

1  to  15,  Barper  add,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Geroll  L  &  D  to  J  Deffein  Nov  29,  It  2  b 

1,  26  40  13,  5y  6^  $2000 

Goldberg  H  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Co  Nov  11, 

Its  15  and  16  b  7,  19  39  14,  5y  B}4% 
 $15,000 

Graham  H  R  to  Chi  T  &  T  Oo  Nov  Iv 
leasehold  It  1  It  1  b  84,  schl  sec  1  yr  6% 
 $2(',000 

Gaynor  L  A  to  0  J  Hambleton  Sept  27,  It 
43  b  23,  17  39  14,  5y  6?  $1100 

Gay  G  H  to  R  W  Wolfe  deo  14,  Us  5  ond 
6  It  2,  16  38  14,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Goirsoh  N  to  P  Lickner  deo  15,  Its  1  and 

2  It  3  b  4,  8  40  14,  4y  6%  $1650 

Gorman  J  F  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  9,  It  31, 

Woodlawn  Terrace,  5y  6%  $4200 

Gnernsev  M  B  to  A  E  Walter  deo  6,  pt  It 

10  b  ],  10  38  14,  2j6%  $3000 

Galnsha  0  A  to  H  W  Judd  deo  4,  It  28  b 

2,  9  38  14,  2y  6%  $1300 

Haselhahn  H  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  12,  It  2 

to  4  It  6,  4  39  14,  3y  6SS  $7500 

Horton  O  H  to  W  Deering  Nov  30,  pt  b 

59,  21  39  14,  lOy  6^  $33,000 

Hanse  G  W  to  Cottage  G  B  &  L  Assn, 

deo  10,  pt  It  9  b  2,  22  38  14,  6<?  $3840 

Holm  N  to  H  B  Hard  deo  14,  It  10  b  8, 

8  3i»  14.  5y  fi^  $8000 

Hale  £  O  to  H  L  Wilson  deo  10,  It  1  It  12 

etc,  11  38  14,  and  o  p,  Ij,  6^  $4000 

HaiohiDROD  O  K  to  L  Baird  deo  12,  pt  b 

2,  16  38  14,  5y  6%  6  deeds  $16,000 

Holpnoh  J  to  A  Ohmelik  deo  13,  It  90  b  8, 


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26  39  13  6%%  $1000 

Hickstein  W  to  F  Riedle  deo  13,  It  9  b  2, 

19  38  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Hoerioh  H  to  M  A  Staaber,  deo  9,  It  1  b 

24,  35  40  13,  6y  6^  $1400 

Hehs  L  to  Am  Trust  &  Sav  Bk  deo  10,  It 

9  b  8,  25  40  13,  7  l-B'i  $1400 

Homan  F  J  to  C  L  Sohaar  deo  12,  Us  1 

and  2  b  19,  33  39  14,  7;?  $6500 

Heoht  A  S  to  J  A  Moos,  pt  b  2,  25 

40  13,  6^,  4  deeds  $1460 

Uobin  T  to  0  L  Sohaar,  dec  9,  It  46  b  B, 

28  39  14,  6y  7f  $1000 

Hnddagh  A  T  to  G  N  Morgan  deo  14,  It 

10  b  46,  So  Chicago,  ly  7%  $4000 

Hanslein  G  F  to  G  M  Uaasleiu  Nov  25,  It 

22  b  15,  30  40  It,  5y  6«  $3000 

Hopkins  G  W  to  A  Peterson  dec  12,  It  31 

b  36.  Sheffield  add,  6y  6%  $1000 

Harrity  M  K  to  W  S  Yoang  deo  14,  It  85 

Hulls  anbd,  4  39  14,  By  6%  $2500 

Hnkill  G  P  to  C  W  Gillfillen  dec  10,  Us 

922  to  929  etc,  Riverside  2d  div  4  mos, 

—  $5000 

Hennessy  J  J  to  D  J  Swenie  deo  11,  It  66 

b,  2,  23  39  13,  5y  6%  $2800 

Herriok  W  P  to  A  W  Howard  deo  12,  It  1 

It  2,  La  Framboise  Restvn,  ly  7%..  $1000 
Hessen  £  G  to  G  L  High,  dec  12,  It  14  b 

32,  Rogers  Park,  6%  $1500 

lUinois  Cycling  Clab  lo  F  N  Morgan  dec 

11,  Its  34  and  35  b  16,  12  39  13,  6%  $29,000 
Jewett  E  A  to  S  T  Andrews  deo  6,  It  40 

Phillips  sab,  28  38  14,  6}4%  $2500 

Joyner  J  L  and  G  £  to  W  T  Dwight  deo 

11,  It  22  b  10,  7  39  14,  6y  6^  $1400 

Jones  J  S  to  S  Danlop  deo  14,  pt  It  2  b  3, 

7  39  13.  5y  6%  $4000 

Knight  J  E  to  R  Berger  deo  13,  b  1  and 

2,  34  38  13,  3y  7^  $3600 

King  £  A  to  A  B  Mead,  deo  10,  pt  b  16 

and  16,  32  41  14,  5y  6^  $4500 

Kranskopf  H  to  M  A  Staaber  dec  5,  It  13 

It  6  b  4,  36  40  13,  5y  7^  $1100 

Kandlik  J  to  S  0  Nessler  Oot  26,  b  5, 

Sohlesing,  iy  6%  $12,000 

Klemann  R  to  0  0  Batz  deo  14.  It  11  and 

pt  10  b  1,  Sheffield  add,  6y  6^  $6000 

Keefe  L  to  W  Alton  Jr  Nov  21,  It  7  b  3,  20 

40  14,  3y  6^  $1400 

Klein  I  E  to  O  H  Fleischer  dec  14.  Its  116 

and  116,  n  w  25  40  13,  5y  63^%.  ..$1500 
Kenny  H  to  S  Richardson  deo  13,  Its  11 

an>l  12  b  28,  12  39  13,  6%  $2656 

Kovarik  J  to  0  O  Schamaoher,  deo  10,  It 

12  b  4,  25  39  13,  6y  6%  $46t0 

Kempiuers  J  to  O  H  Fleischer  jane  21,  pt 

Its  2  and  3  b  2,  1  39  13,  6y,  7!«  $1000 

Kersten  G  to  T  Flood,  deo  11,  It  19  It  1  b 

9,  18  40  14,  3y  6%  $1400 

King  E  A  to  J  C  Uatohins  deo  7,  pt  Its  7 

and  8  b  76,  9  39  14,  6y  6^  $6600 

Kram  I  R  to  J  H  Lawrence  deo  10,  Its  21 

and  22  b  3,  13  39  13,  5y  7^  $5000 

Kralovec  J  M  to  Mnt  Ben  L  Ins  Co  deo  1, 

Its  1  and  2  b  13,  20  39  14,  5y  5)^«..$8000 
Lewis  DR  to  Northern  T  Co  deo  1,  It  4 

and  pt  3  b  25,  Johnson  R  <fc  S  add,  5y 

63^2  $40,000 

Lenoker  M  J  to  C  L  Sohaar,  Deo  9,  It  3  b 

4,  28  39  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Leindeoker  P  J  to  N  T  Robbins  Sept  12, 

It  2  It  19  b  20,  5  and  6  37  16,  6%  $lz75 

Lonergan  N  to  J  0  Stader  deo  13  pt  It  8  b 

9,  21  38  14,  7^.  $2000 

Leif  M  to  F  S  Winston  deo  17,  Us  68  and 

291  It  7  etc,  23  39  13,  3y  6^  $1800 

Lonergan  O  J  to  R  Hart  deo  13,  pt  It  8  b 

45,  o  t,  3y  62  $10,000 

Lonergan  0  J  to  R  Hart,  deo  11,  pt  It  8  b 

25,  o  t,  3y,  B}i%  $3000 

Molnerney  0  to  M  W  Pinckney  deo  13,  It 

32  b  1,  4  38  14,  62  $3800 

Malz  F  to  W  A  Batterman  deo  10,  It  2  It 

87,  3y  72  $1600 

McKeown  J  to  A  Wahl  dec  6,  It  2  b  7,  20 

38  14,  3y  72  $2000 

MoriDg  L  to  H  Kolzetreat  dec  13,  pt  n  3^ 

D  W  frl  }4,  7  40  12,  ly  62  $1000 

Moore  R  O  to  M  £  Qreenebaam  deo  12, 

pt  Us  14  and  16  It  10,  26  40  13,  6y  72 

 $1100 

Migely  F  et  al  to  G  W  Stanford  Nov  26, 

pt  It  3  b  40.  o  t,  ly  72  $2000 

Martinean  J  U  to  M  J  Daane  deo  4,  It  13 

b  4,  15  39  13,  72   $2600 

Mercer  B  J  to  J  Frake  deo  16,  It  28  b  25, 

5  40  13,  5y  61^2  $1000 

Marx  M  to  Am  T  &  3  Bk  deo  16,  Us  8  and 

9  b  2.  1  39  13,  60  ds  72  $3000 

MoRae  £  C  to  A  Wahl,  dec  3,  pt  It  16  b  6, 

6.  23  38  14,  4y  62  $3600 

McKeown  M  &  J  to  WiU  H  Moore  dec  16, 

pt  It  4  It  1,  33  40  14  5y  62  $2000 

Moore  F  £  to  A  B  Mead  deo  10,  It  1  and 

2  It  22  b  11,  Union  Pk  2nd  add,  ey  62 


 $3000 

MoQill  E  B  to  L  0  Kahnert  deo  11,  pt  b 

3,  25  38  14,  3y  62  $4000 

Murphy  J  J  to  Proteotn  B  &  L  Assn  deo 

10,  Us  61  and  62  b  9,  15  39  13,  82. .$3000 
Moss  W  L  to  H  Felsenthal,  Nov  1,  It  485 

b  5,  6  39  14,  5y  62  $2600 

McLester  G  W  to  M  E  Greenebanm  deo 

4,  Its  15  and  16  b  2,  9  39  13,  2y  72.  .$2000 
MoOord  W  J  to  L  J  Perrin  dec  10,  Its  69 

and  70  b  1,  15  40  13,  5y  62  $1400 

Marshall  0  P  to  G  M  Rogers  Oot  10,  pt  It 

32  Johnston  subd,  3  38  14,  ly  72.  ..$3000 
MoFarlane  H  to  Northn  Trust  Co  den  12, 

pt  b  54,  schl  seo,  5y  52  $12,000 

Maxwell  J  W  to  Lin  &  5th  Ward  B  &  L 

Assn  deo  2,  It  32  b  D,  28  39  14— ...$3950 
Myers  £  P  to  D  Eichberg  dec  9,  It  2  It  10 

b  6,  21  38  14,  62  $14C0 

MoMahon   8  G   to   Westn  Union  B  &  L 

Assn  deo  16,  pt  b  14,  4  38  12,  62 . . .  $2000 
Nystedt  A  to  Westn  U  B  &  L  Assn  deo  9, 

It  22  b  1,  17  38  14,  62  $4800 

Newsome  A  8  to  O  B  Conklin  nov  1,  It 

196  b  4  18  40  14,  3y  62  $1500 

North  Side  Electric  Co  to  III  T  &  8  Bk 

Nov  1,  all  prop,  25  y  62  $1,500,000 

Nadherny  F  J  to  0  J  Vopioka  deo  10,  It  2 

b  12,  8  s  add,  5y  62  $2000 

Nelson  J  to  £  O  Brown  deo  14,  It  22  b  27, 

Ogden  add,  5y  62  ,  $6000 

O'Brien  G  H  to  A  Schiller  dec  11,  b  6 

and  7,  34  40  13,  3y  6%  $2500 

Ottander  A  to  O  H  Brooke,  nov  26,  It  29 

b  1,  19  28  14,  62  $4600 

Otis  8  G  to  F  B  Peabody,  deo  6,  It  6  b  4, 

2  38  14,  5y  62  $5000 

Ott  0  B  to  D  Winston  dec  7,  It  13  b  16, 

33  39  14,  62  $4500 

O'Brien  T  to  Bankers  <fc  Mer  B  &  L  Assn 

Nov  12,  It  31  b  7,  20  38  14,  —  $2600 

Orton  O  H  to  M  B  Greenebanm  dec  10 
U  29  and  pt  28  b  19,  33  39  14,  6y  6}4% 

 $3000 

O'Malley  J  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  deo  14,  Its 
26  27  and  pt  28  b  2,  34  38  14,  Apl  3,  '97 

62  $5000 

Pollak  B  to  W  D  Hurford  Nov  3,  U  66  b 

2,  Dock  add,  3y  72  $10(0 

Peyton  G  &  H  G  to  M  L  Uebeker  dec  16, 

nnd  l-6th  of  2  n  w  frl  qrs  of  24  40  12, 

ly  72   $1000 

Peterson  JMtoU  8  B&L  Society  deo 

16,  It  117,  Hitts  subd,  18  37  14,  62  .$2600 
Payne  H  IW'  to  J  Donohne,  deo  12,  It  36 

and  pt  35  b  3,  8  38  14,  6y  62  $2600 

Pearo3  J  I  Jr  to  J  Rosenberg  deo  II,  Ub 

73  and  74,  n  w  ^,36  38  14,  6y  &%.  $1500 
Perkans  B  to  T  H  Sohintz  dec  4,  It  31  b 

7,  20  39  14,  ly  62  $15(  0 

Perl  8  to  J  W  Baehler  deo  12,  Us  33  and 

34  b  12,  31,  40  14,  3y  62  $6000 

Qainlan  J  to  A  Sohultz  Nov  14,  It  80  b 

31,8hefif  add,  62    .$1600 

Qoinlan  M  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  deo  10,  It 

7  b  98,  27  39  14,  5y  62   .$12,000 

Rietz  L  to  Ger  Mnt  B&L  Assn  Nov  11, 

It  1  It  12  b  1,  3  38  14,  82  $2300 

Reynolds  0  et  al  to  J  B  Knight  Oot  18, 

pt  It  30  b  110,  8  8  add,  90  ds,  62. .  .$10,0G0 
Rogers  P  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  Oot  12, 

Its  1  and  2  G  G  &  W  snbd  s  e  j^,  13  39 

13,  2y  72  $1000 

Rosenzweig  A  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  deo 

11,  It  2  It  3  b  6,  21  39  14,  3y  62  $2000 

Reiter  J  to  Phoenix  B  Soo,  dec  12,  pt  It 

42  b  10,  etc,  29  40  14,  62  $1100 

Roderer  J  to  O  Knber,  deo  14,  It  1  b  6.  19 

39  14,  8y  6^/ti%  $5600 

Root  F  to  H  0  Zattermeister,  deo  13,  U  30 

and  pt  31  b  2,  23  39  13,  62  $2500 

Rehberg  K  0  to  J  H  Van  Vlissengen  dec 

6,  It  16  b  61,  4  39  13,  3y  72  $2000 

Reiohardt  W  to  G  A  Rose,  Its  3  and 

pt  2  b  6,  Baxters  sab,  Oalimette,  3y  72 

 $2000 

Riley  M  &  A  to  0  0  Schamaoher  deo 

14,  Its  6  and  11  b  6,  Brand  add,  3y  72 
  $1200 

Reinke  M  to  A  Gortler  Feb  25,  It  67,  Bal- 
lin  sub  8  38  14,  5y  62  $1700 

Raffington  J  M  to  H  E  Hurlbut  dec  16,  pt 
Us  1  2  and  3  b  27,  Woloott  add,  5y  62 
 $6000 

Sohobeok  M  to  F  M  Elliott  deo  10,  pt  It 

1  It  6,  19  41  14,  6y  6^%  $3600 

Stewart  E  W  to  E  G  Pauling  deo  4,  It  4  b 

3,  13  39  13,  5y  62  $4000 

Sollett  O  to  M  D  Hull  nov  1,  It  5  It  23  b  1 

2  38  14,  6y  62  $4500 

Smith  D  to  J  F  Dryden  dec  10,  It  67,  Cul- 
ver add,  28  40  14,  6y  5J^2  $14,000 

Sawyer  D  H  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  6,  It  47 
b  17,  Douglas  Pk  add,  5y  62  $3000 

Smith  M  to  J  Stern,  deo  3,  pt  It  28  b  77, 
Elston  add  $1300 


Stener  J  to  W  Heinemann  deo  10,  It  64 

Feinberg  add,  2y  62  $1000 

Schick  O  G  to  H  Rubens  dec  10,  It  17  and 

pt  18  b  8,  19  40  14,  ly  72  $3000 

Sohloser  M  to  Phoenix  B  Soo  deo  11,  It 

404  b  1  etc,  29  40  14,  72  $1600 

Sharp  W  T  to  ME  Greenebanm  deo  14, 

U  lu  b  2,  15  39  13,  5y  6>^%  $1600 

Swanson  0  D  to  A  Wahl  deo  7,  prem  6734 

Morgan  st,  3y  62  $2700 

Stoetzel  H  H  to  F  Miller  Oot  23,  It  45  b 

6,  1  39  13,  3y  62  $1800 

Sanborn  J  F  to  Winnetka  B&L  Assn 

Deo  12,  pt  It  10  b  21,  20  and  21  42  12, 

72  $2000 

Smeja  F  to  F  8  Winston  deo  8,  It  12  b  2, 

6  39  14,  ly  62  $1000 

Shaw  A  M  to  R  Berger  deo  12,  It  20  b  8, 

33  38  14,  3y  6}4%  $2800 

Shorey  D  L  to  W  M  Howland,  deo  11,  Its 

9  and  10  Shorey  sub  14  38  14,  3y  62 

   $8000 

Stadler  A  to  R  Berger  deo  11,  It  30  b  2  b 

8,  33  39  14,  3y  62  $1400 

Sivore  V  F  et  al  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  Nov 

14,  It  6  b  1,  33  39  14,  3y  62  $45C0 

Sladeck  M  to  A  Puroell  deo  6,  pt  It  2  b 

15,  21  38  14,  3y  72  $2700 

Staoh  a  to  W  £  Batterman  deo  1,  Us  29 

and  30  b  2,  1  39  13,  3y  72  $2000 

Soott  G  A  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  10,  It  1  It 

2,  3  38  14,  3y  62  $9000 

Snowhook  P  W  to  R  Hart  deo  11,  Its  18 

and  19  b  1  and  Its  13  to  19  b  2,  36  40  13, 

2y  62  $4000 

Sellen  E  R  to  A  P  Smith  July  15,  U  31 

and  pt  32  b  8,  Andrews  &  P  to  Berwyn 

2y  62  $1200 

Strenfert  P  to  R  A  Hausener  deo  16,  It  36 

b  4  b  5,  Sheffield  add,  5y  62  $1800 

Stein  J  to  £  Q  Foreman  deo  9,  Us  17  and 

18  b  2,  16  38  14,  5y  62  $16,000 

Smillicger  M  to  F  A  Bear  dec  10,  It  77  w 

H  b  5,  19  39  14,  3y  62  $1C00 

Sohunelfeing  0  to  B  Rosenberg  deo  2,  pt 

It  18  b  44,  Carpenter  add,  4y  62  . . . .  $4760 
Talbot  E  L  to  F  M  Elliott  deo  11,  It  3  It  2 

b  18,  Evanston,  5y  62  $1500 

Tattle  H  N  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  deo  8,  pt 

It  2  b  2,  Ellis  W  add,  3y  62  $8000 

Taylor  0  F  to  A  Crawford  deo  2,  pt  b  6, 

33  39  13,  3y  72,  7d  $27,300 

Tear  D  A  to  A  Pike  Nov  29,  It  32  b  3,  19 

38  14,  5y  62  SlOCO 

Trainor  N  E  to  W  Karnes,  nov  2,  It  45  b 

2,  22  38  14,  62  $1200 

Ullery  F  B  to  J  E  Monroe  deo  14,  It  9  It 

1  b  14,  2  38  14,  3y  62   $5000 

Uroinola  P  et  al  to  M  £  Greenebanm, 

deo  16,  It  16  b  10,  Walker's  Dock  add, 

3y  72  $1000 

Von  der  Heyde  F  to  P  Ott  deo  12,  It  45  b 

5  b4,  etc,  35  40  13,  6y  72  $1300 

Viehmann  E  &  P  to  J  W  Jaoobson,  deo 

13,  It  13  b  18.  19  40  14,  4y  62  $2000 

Van  Inwegen  0  P  to  J  E  Oowles  deo  9,  It 

13  b  28,  11  38  14,  62  $3500 

Van  Inwegen  0  P  to  L  Carter  dec  9,  It 

13  b  28,  11  38  14,  62  $15C0 

Weber  F  J  to  T  P  Randall,  deo  10,  Its  23 

and  24  b  30,  Toohy  &  R  to  Evanston, 

3y  62  $2500 

Werner  J  to  F  Krumseig  deo  10,  It  16  b  2, 

36  40  13,  3y  62  $1600 

Walsh  T  R  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  II,  Its  22 

to  25  b  2.  22  38  14,  82  $6000 

Whiteside  N  H  to  W  H  Bartels  Sept  17, 

Its  15  to  19  b  7,  9  39  13,  62,..  $2750 

Wallrodt  J  H  to  F  Harugori  B&L  Assn 

deo  9,  It  68  b  3,  Sampson  &  G  add,  7 

4-52  $1400 

Woodson  M  E  to  A  L  Somers  dec  6  w  14 

s  e  3if,  29  37  13,  5y  62  $3u00 

Wagner  L  0  to  M  W  Pinckney  dec  9,  It 

22  It  38,  16  38  14  62  16(0 

Wood  E  M  to  J  V  A  Weart  dec  3,  It  7  b 

12,  18  39  14,  62  $6500 

tVilson  W  H  to  N  W  Mnt  L  Ins  Co  dec  5, 

It  9  D  138.  8  8  add,  5y  52  $125,000 

Webster  W  E  to  N  M  Blomenthal  deo  13, 

Its  127  to  129  It  3  b  9,  Sheffield  add,  3y 

62    $2500 

Walter  F  to  N  T  Bobbins  Sept  1,  It  3  It 

19  b  20,  5  and  6  37  15,  62  $1250 

Weber  A  F  to  N  T  Robbins  deo  11,  It  1  It 

19  b  20,  5  and  6  37  16.  62  ,  $1600 

Yerks  MG&OStoO  V  Stookey  deo  11, 

Its  4  and  5  It  6  b  1,  7  39  13,  —  $2000 

Yondorf  A  to  Phila  Sav  Fund  Society  deo 

10,  Us  H  and  46  b  1,  Sheffid  add,  5y  62 

 $30,000 

Zadeck  B  M  to  W  Loeb  deo  16,  It  8  b  29, 

17  39  14,  6y  62  $10,000 


D  ecember  21,  1895. 


T&E  REAL  ESTATE  ATSB  BUILDING  JO trRNA.L 


1241 


Althalen  H  to  H  M  Sohnrz  doo  12,  saloon 

145  North  av  11m   $300 

Arnold  Ci  to  E  Arnold  deo  17,  farn  583 

Grand  av  2y   $365 

Ashton  J  J  to  A  L  Swift,  nov  3,  horses 

etc,  2y  1 200 

Anderson  W  J  to  E  M  Ro8enkran<?,  sept 

24,  horse,  lanndry,  3615  Cot  Grove  av, 

nov  1  '95  ...|100 

Andrews  F  to  V  H  Rhodes,  deo  '2,  farn, 

6813  Halsted,  2y  |550 

Atbanosopolo  B  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M 

Oo,  deo  3,  saloon,  6  State,  2y  $225 

Arnesou  A  to  Best  Brg  Oo,  deo  2,  saloon, 

248  Grand  av,  2y  $400 

Anderson  E  to  U  H  Oarr  deo  12,  furn  and 

piano  2y  $100 

Avignon  L  to  Brnnswick-B-O  Oo  deo  11, 

billiard  goods  118  Oustoin  H  pi,  10m  p 

m  $2fO 

Athanaspnlo  &  Oastolini  to  Tosetti  Brg 

Oo  nov  16,  saloon  demd  |20O 

Beardsiy  0  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  lo, 

farn  and  s  m  7m    ,  $114 

Bowman  K  M  to  W  R  Ohamberlain  nov 

27,  piano  and  furn  4211  Halsted  6m  $130 
Battelle  M  B  to  H  P  Mount  nov  26,  furn 

924  Perry  st  7m  $71 

Boehmer  0  H  a  to  F  Kabiolka  deo  2, 

horses  wagons  eto  513  n  Olark  2y  . .  |50r 
Br€nnan  J  to  J  Callen  deo  5,  piano  6m  $100 
Blight  U  E  to  J  E  Nelson  apl  10,  grooerv 

198  E5th  2y  $2400 

Bowen  J  0  to  A  H  Williams  jaly  16,  furn 

6m   $115 

Borohors  T  to  L  H  Kastens  dec  7,  horses 

eto  331  Olybourn  av  4m  $300 

Buchanan  R  R  to  M  E  Finoh  deo  10,  fnrn 

and  piano  $207 

Burke  E  to  0  A  Ames  dec  1,  furn  460  63d 

 .|10C0 

Bernhamer  J  L  to  Lake  Geneva  loe  Oo 

deo  9,  wagon  horses  eto  516  Lake,  Aug 

15  '97   $629 

Booth  W  L  to  M  Farlind  deo  9,  barber 

shop   iUO 

Berbert  J  M  to  Indpndt  Brg  Assn,  deo  13, 

saloon,  790  Lincoln  av,  ly  |525 

Bowder,  W  R  to  F  J  Devendorf,  deo  13, 

farn,  horse,  eto,  6m  $135 

Brown  A  G  to  G  M  Smith,  dec  3,  flax,  tow. 

etc,  103  w  Adams,  ly  $4uO0 

Bromley  M  A  to  E  W  Hills,  deo  3,  fura, 

2y   S500 

Boyoe  W  E  to  F  E  Wolf,  nov  26,  und  3^ 

horses  eto,  367  Lake  $200 

Boeloke  W  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo,  nov 

2,  saloon,  173  w  Randolph,  2y^  $200 

Bergmann  J  to  L  F  Hopkins,  deo  10, 

furn,  709  w  Taylor,  7m  $78 

Bertholf  A  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  14,  farn 

6m  $352 

Borghen  J  to  Am  Brg  Oo  nov  22,  saloon 

90  w  Ohio  ly   $400 

Benson  E  T  et  al  to  A  Beogston  deo  14, 

21  s  ms  furn  eto  2y  $100 

Bohnet  J  F  to  Wheeler  &  W  Mfg  Oo,  deo 

11,  horse  and  boggy,  fnrn,   eto,  935 

Milwaukee  av,  90ds   $90 

Bondy  A  to  0  Piok,  deo  3,  saloon,  217  5th 

av,  ly   $3000 

Bailey  J  K  Jr  to  J  Koohenderfer,  deo  4, 

restrnt,  77  31st,  6m  $500 

Bartl  G  to  M  Bartl,  dec  2,  furn,  64  Fowler 

st,  2y  $185 

Cihtar  J  B  to  J  Foret,  deo  2,  flxt  and 

tools,  6936  Aberdeen,  ly  $180 

Oooke  0  W  to  M  E  Finch,  deo  3,  furn,  6m 

 $255 

Collins  J  B  to  G  Ranles,  deo  9,  furn,  2^32 

Mich  av,  23m  $4500 

Oooke  W  G  to  J  Keenan  deo  14,  library 

1317  Congress  6m  J125 

Ohenell  A  to  Oorper  B  &  M  Oo  deo  12,  sa- 
loon 240  w  Ind  2y  $/50 

Oaplain  K  A  to  0  W  Metson  deo  12,  furn 

191  Wabash  av  apl  1   $250 

Chllson  Z  J  to  Pabst  Brg  Co  deo  16,  sa- 
loon 3127  0  Drove  av  23m  $800 

Oolwell  E  V  to  M  0  Hopkins  deo  8,  furn 

and  8  m  7m    $197 

Oon  ey  M  to  B  Oonley  dec  16.  mules  wag- 
ons eto  Lyons  2y  $5016 

Cain  J  M  to  S  Biohardson  deo  12,  s  m  and 

furn  6m  $1C3 

OoUesohan  A  to  F  Kraemer,  nov  21,  furn, 

ly  $360 

Oonnard  F  M  to  L  F  Hopkins  deo  13, 

furn  6m  $260 

Cory  L  to  0  Cory  deo  12,  furn  and  S  s  m 

587  Wells    |8(.0 

Chaffer  0  H  to  D  E  Wagner  deo  11,  fnrn 

69  Aberdeen  6m  $126 


Craves  N  to  M  Earlsberg  deo  12,  farn 

2006  Indiana  av  5m  ,  $107 

Oheny  J  to  M  E  Finch  deo  10,  n  m  and 

furn  6m   $103 

Chantal  D  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  nov  30, 

saloon  and  bldg4357  Wentworth  av  2y 

 $760 

Oolby  A  to  L  G  Smith  nov  19,  furn  6m$167 
Cadwallader  A  to  L  G  Smith  nov  19, 

piano  and  furn  6m  $89 

Carl  to  D  R  MoNaoght  deo  4,  furn  and  s 

m  6m   e  $103 

DeGoyles  F  G  to  G  R  Smith  apl  25,  furn 

and  piano  7m   $135 

Dassel  L  to  W  Sohatte  deo  4,  saloon 

Bloom  2y  $600 

Dorgan  &  Flannignn  to  Gottfried  BrgOo, 

nov  22,  saloon.  885  n  Clark,  13m  ....  $775 
Dicker  F  A  to  G  Gates,  nov  27,  bicycles, 

2122  Washgtn  av,  18m  $3C0 

Doyle  M  L  to  E  A  Erd,  deo  4,  furn,  2y.$225 
DuBrenill  E  to  Natnl  M  Loan  Co,  nov  23, 

fnrn,  7m  $100 

Diamond  S  A  to  £  Levison.  dec  3,  furn, 

339  Marshfield  av,  6m  $500 

De  Camp  L  to  E  Beosler  oot  26,  piano 

and  furn  257  w  Madison  3m  $ — 

Donnelly  J  J  to  J  M  Strawn  dec  14,  fnrn 

6m  $103 

De  Campi  E  to  0  Meader  deo  14,  furn, 

10m   $133 

Dahlin  &  Hansen  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo 

dec  3,  saloon  10019  Ewing  av  2y  . . 
Drayton  H  B  to  O  Goodkind  deo  12.  sa 

loon  ni  Olark  $1060 

Elliott  E  W  to  D  R  MoNaught,  deo  10, 

furn,  6m    .$155 

Etworthy  A  to  G  G  Habbell,  dec  3,  furn 

and  Mo?es  piano,  10m  $226 

Euphrat  N  to  A  M  Lander  oot  8,  mdse 

251 4  Archer  av  $725 

Erkins  H  to  W  J  Gardner  deo  16,  furn 

707  Masonic  Temple  6m  $500 

Enright  J  S  to  Keeley  Brg  Co  deo  11, 

saloon  2114  State  18m  $920 

Ethun  L  T  to  Seipp  Big  Co  deo  2,  saloon 

1013  n  California  av  ly  $200 

Eiohenbanm  M  to  H  A  Brooks  nov  7, 

piano  6m  $120 

Elliott  J  0  to  L  F  Hopkins  deo  9,  furn 

and  piano  7m  $130 

Fitzgerald  O  to  A  H  Williams  deo  11, 

piano  and  furn  6m  $100 

Friederiohs  H  to  V  Bergerson  deo  1,  farn 

43d  and  Ashland  av  $309 

Flood  W  G  to  G  Hutchinson  nov  30,  farn 

206  Chicago  av  ly   $190 

Foorte  M  E  to  H  P  Mount  deo  13,  furn 

541  Wabash  7m  $401 

Friedlaneer  H  to  0  G  Akam  dec  10,  bil- 
liard and  pool  tables  478  Wells  st  ly  $300 
Fanoher  N  A  to  J  Sexton  dec  11,  billiard 

table  328  Washgtn  bvd  ly  $330 

Finoh  G  W  to  M  E  Finch  dec  6,  fom  6m 

 $177 

Fitzgerald  T  to  W  B  Qasser  deo  14,  gro- 
cery 383  Western  av  ly   $400 

Foye  I  W  to  A  B  Olark,  dec  2,  horses,  eto. 

Palatine,  20m   $260 

Farr  M  O  to  W  E  Hughes,  deo  3,  library, 

3m   $190 

Florence  P  to  A  Sohober,  dec  11,  saloon, 

2048  Archer  av,,i23m  $800 

Fisher  A  to  W  B  Graves,  deo  1,  furn,  412 

w  69th  pi,  ly,  p  m  $150 

Glasener  W  Q  to  H  S  Moniger,  nov  1, 

bidg  and  contents,  Ravenswood  Pk  and 

op  $325 

Goldson  H  to  M  Haimorwitz,  deo  3,  fnrn, 

701  Milwaukee  av,  ly  $100 

Gillman  H  J  to  J  H  Gunsolus  deo  16, 

piano  4m   $100 

Grahan  T  to  0  A  Cole  aug  5,  ioe  horses 

eto  697  w  Ohi  av  4m  $400 

Gorsnch  F  F  to  G  G  Hnbbell  nov  27, 

piano  s  m  and  furn  8m  $175 

Haley  D  to  T  Haley  deo  16,  horses  eto  2y 

 $400 

Hahn  L  to  Merle  &  H  Mfg  Oo  deo  13, 

billiard  table  170  Olark  23m  p  m  . .  .$100 
Hake  J  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  dec  12,  piano 

6m..  ,  $103 

High  Grade  Frame  Co  to  H  Hammond 

deo  16,  maohy  eto  792  Madison  ....$1500 
Hanaa  K  to  G  H  Oobleigh  deo  19,  furn 

6m  $102 

Hope  J  to  D  R  MoNaoght  deo  9,  furn  and 

8  m  6m  $91 

Heinrioh  F  to  M  E  Finoh  nov  25,  s  m  and 

farn6m    $70 

Hanson  0  to  0  Forgeson  nov  27,  s  m  and 

furn  2y   $100 

Hnnter  S  to  M  Hunter  feb  13,  farn  1633 

Mich  av  ly  $295 

Hilton  K  to  WH  Dittmer  deo  12,  restau-  . 


raunt  Ashland  Block  2y   $4600 

Heftor  H  to  S  Witkowsky  deo  13,  fnrn 

3312  Ind  av  ly  $700 

Hopkins  &  Stanley  to  A  O  Anderson  deo 

12,  tricycle  60de   $179 

Hoehn  0  to  H  Popper  deo  16,  bakery  6m 

 $147 

Uetzel  G  to  Nat  M  L  Co  deo  17,  fnrn  7m 

 $145 

Havey  T  to  J  H  Gunsolas  dec  — ,  furn 

3812  Rhodes  av  4m  $100 

Hodgson  G  T  to  O  Meader,  nov  30,  Bry- 
ant piano  and  furn,  6m  $165 

Heller  R  to  H  A  F  Mogg,  nov  27,  Light 

piano,  399  w  18th,  23m  $104 

Homan  F  J  to  M  Homan,  deo  3,  furn, 

3656  Wentworth,  2y  $4915 

Huyett  R  to  J  0  Winship,  dec  3,  sheet 

music,  269  Dearborn,  2y  $1658 

Harvey  0  A  to  M  E  Finoh,  deo  9,  furn,  8m 

 $77 

Hansen  C  to  F  J  Devendorf,  deo  10,  horses, 

eto,  6m  $258 

Heath  A  B  to  P  Carpenter,  deo  7,  car- 
riage, eto,  ly  $150 

Hexel  H  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co,  deo  7, 

saloon,  3422  State.  2y  . ,  $710 

Ingram  A  D  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo,  deo  3, 

saloon,  43  Plymouth  pi,  lyr  $400 

Johaneen  H  to  J  Johansen,  6805  Cedar  st 

ly   $415 

Jones  E  to  J  W  Daisdail  May  29,  fnrn  284 

Mich  av  6m  $87 

Johnson  E  to  A  H  Briggs  deo  11,  horses 

eto  Im  $483 

Johnston  T  H  to  Tuokham  &  Oo  deo  16, 

pool  table  eto  93  Peoria  6m  p  m  $101 

Jack  F  E  to  S  Belts  apl  13,  furn  6m  .  .$500 
KnuefEer  H  to  A  Weil,  dec  5,  horses,  tto, 

ly  $400 

Krause  A  to  E  Shipman,  dec  4,  furn,  2843 

Indiana  av,  2y   $250 

Knight  E  F  to  G  G  Hubbell,  dec  3,  fnrn, 

9m   $185 

Enaaok  E  to  Best  Brg  Co,  oot  24,  saloon. 

1059  Mariana,  2y  $250 

Kircher  H  to  W  O  Soss  deo  11,  under- 
takers goods  eto  3124  Vernon  av. .  .$1300 
Kaufman  A  to  R  Kaufman  deo  12,  laun- 
dry 418  Madison  23m  $275 

Koehler  S  A  to  W  R  Mogg  dec  9,  s  m  and 

furn  23m  $100 

Keenan  T  F  to  C  F  West  nov  26,  piano 

and  furn  6912  Wentworth  — _ 

Knowles  W  W  to  Pettigrew  deo  13,  piano 

and  furn  2y  $a(  0 

Lord  A  E  to  F  M  Widner  dec  14,  farn 

Ailsa  Hotel  6m   $800 

Lovejoy  L  to  P  Foast  dec  7,  paintings  ly 

   $150 

Lenz  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  14,  piano 

and  urn  6m  $129 

Lundquist  L  to  Henn  &  G  Brg  Oo  deo  16, 

saloon  6116  Morgan  2y  $300 

Lindskog  L  M  to  Kelley,  Maus  &  Co,  deo 

9.  horse,  eto,  4605  Ashland  av,  6m.  ..$400 
Lehman  A  to  L  G  Smith  nov  25,  piano 

and  fnrn  6m  $100 

Lyon  L  A  to  M  E  Fincn  nov  27,  piano  6m 

 $129 

Lange  C  to  L  G  Smith  nov  19,  piano  s  m 

and  furn  6m  $104 

Lynch  J  M  to  0  H  Carr  oot  17,  fqrn  2y 

 $100 

Levi  M  to  P  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  deo  7, 

saloon  2008  Wabaeh  av  2y   $765 

Loftns  E  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  11,  fnrn 

and  m  6m  $103 

Leonard  G  R  to  Wiudemere  Co  deo  12, 

furn  Hotel  Windemere  6m   $160 

Lux  W  to  N  W  Brg  Co  deo  13,  saloon  12ih 

and  40th  2y  $400 

Lewandowski  T  lo  Exoelsior  Brg  Co  deo 

14,  saloon  182  Fulton  23m  $?£0 

Lang  J  0  to  Q  Lord,  deo  2,  furn,  2908 

Wentworth  av,  35  wks   $295 

Larson  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co,  deo  7,  furn 

and  piano,  7m   $155 

Laogdon  B  to  Nat  M  Loan  Co,  dec  7, 

fnrn,  7m    $74 

Lass  L  F  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co,  dec  6,  sa- 
loon, 305-7  Olybourn  av,  ly   $600 

MoGinnis  F  J  to  M  E  Finoh,  deo  9,  farn, 

6m   $72 

Miersoh  E  to  M  E  Finch,  deo  10,  6m  $95 

MoDougald  A  B  to  A  A  Grant,  nov  23, 

furn.  2y  $2000 

MoGill'  Mfg  Co  to  M  L  Kleiner,  dec  2, 

plant,  207  Canal,  6m  $4700 

Mitohell  L  to  H  Kohnstamm  &  Co,  nov  2, 
generators,  eto,  291  Hawthorne  av,  3m 

 $223 

Meyer  A  0  to  N  Bryrheldsen  deo  12,  furn 

778  Campbell  av,  9y   $500 

Maxwell  fl  W  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  deo  14,  farn 


1038  n  Fairfield  av  2y  1637 

Milsy  L  A  to  P  Fittz  deo  7,  fnrn  988 

Washgtn  2m  $378 

Mageo  G  to  P  Hand  Brg  Co  nov  22,  sa- 
loon Lincoln  av  and  Washington  ly.$800 
Moffett  E  D  to  0  H  Merriok  deo  9,  furn 

and  8  m  6m   $116 

Mallen  W  J  to  H  P  Mount  nov  26,  farn 

173  Sacramento  av  7m  $110 

Mitchell  E  to  E  Mott  nov  26,  farn  2y..$400 
MoPhoil  J  A  to  H  A  F  Mogg  nov  26,  e  m 

and  furn  6m    $104 

Martine  J  E  to  G  B  Ruthman  oot  26, 

piano  6m  $162 

McMinn  J  N  to  M  E  Finch  deo  22,  fnrn 

nnd  s  m  6m  $77 

Murray  T  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  deo  10,  sa- 
loon 345  31st  ly  $390 

Maenel  &  Springsgath  to  Corper  Brg  Oo 

deo  2,  saloon  760  n  Halsted  2y  $800 

Mueller  G  to  N  Mueller  nov  29,  horses  eto 

477  Lincoln  av  ly  $200 

Mitchell  F  S  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  deo  16,  farn 

7m  $250 

Melville  W  to  A  Hohman  deo  6,  horses  eto 

furn  B  m  ly  $500 

Nelson  V  to  C  Isaacson  nov  23,  horses  eto 

6m   $1'0 

Nicholas  J  B  to  J  Cullei:,  deo  13,  horses 

etc  582  Polk  ly...  $112 

Oconto  Club  to  B'unswiok-B-O  Co  deo  4, 

pool  table  etc  1947  n  Marshdeld  av  ly 

6m   $400 

Peoples  Institute  Improvement  Oo  to 

F  B  Peabody,  deo  lo,  fnrn,  etc,  Leavitt 

and  V  Buren,  ly  $7600 

Penokard  W  to  M  E  Finch,  deo  12,  forn, 

6m   $103 

Pnrdy  W  H  to  J  Pnrdy,  deo  5,  coal  yard, 

horses  trucks,  eto,  47th  and  Stewart  av, 

2y  $2(00 

Park  R  H  to  W  Borden  deo  14,  furn  1843 

Mich  fiv  60d8  $700 

Peretto  M  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  dec  16, 

saloon  523  Olark  2y  $300 

Petrie  W  H  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  deo  30,  sa- 
loon 2y  $400 

Peterson  0  to  A  H  Williams  nov  23,  piano 

6m  $50 

Persoh  0  F  to  F  E  Blackman  des  6,  furn 

4m  $160 

Qairk  &  Barber  to  Corper  Brg  Oo  dec  2, 

saloon  801  Olybourn  av  2y  $200 

Rea  W  to  L  F  Hopkins  deo  10,  fnrn  6345 

Wheaton  7m  $141 

Rasbopf  A  J  to  F  MoNellis  dec  13,  fnrn 

23m  $135 

Robinson  0  S  to  S  Smith  deo  14,  fnrn 

and  piano  7m   $136 

Rice  T  to  H  A  F  Mogg  dec  9,  furn  334  w 

Horon  23m   $103 

Robinson  H  D  lo  M  E  Finoh  deo  9,  fnrn 

6m   $103 

Russell  T  to  H  P  Symans  deo  9,  farn  and 

piano  2833  Armour  av  18m  $160 

Robinson  H  0  to  Lord  Owea  &  Co  cov  27, 

drugs  eto  Hyoe  Pk  2y  $652 

Roche  F  to  L  G  Smith  nov  1,  piano  6m  $72 
Rawlings  L  to  J  Mathien  deo  12,  furn  137 

20th  feb  12  $276 

Riohter  F  to  J  Fahndriok  deo  10,  horses 

eto  $250 

Rehrist  &  Uelkman  to  Schmidt  Brg  Co, 

dec  12.  saloon,  73  Wells,  2y  $600 

Rothschild  S  S  to  Bran  wiok-B-0  Oo  dec 

16,  billiard  goods  6278  Halsted  I6m  $370 
Remke  0  to  H  A  F  Mogg  oot  14,  furn 

2613  Wabaeh  av  23m  $102 

Ramsded  A  to  F  J  Devendorf,  dec  10, 

forn  and  piano,  6m   $77 

Rice  C  to  Lord  Owen  &  Co,  deo  3,  drags, 

690  Madison,  18m  $900 

Scandinavian  Literary-  Soc  to  H  A  Bald- 

ker,  July  18,  farn,  billidrd  tables,  eto, 

109  Randolph,  2y  $600 

Strack  M  E  to  D  R  McNaught,  deo  2, 

fuin,  6m  $166 

Sears  J  W  to  F  A  Yates,  deo  4,  horses,  eto, 

6134  Halstsd,  ly  $200 

Sovereign  O  W  to  HA  Goodrich,  deo  3, 

oSioe  furn  and  furn,  Clark  and  Wash- 
ington and  114  gist,  feb  15,  '97  $900 

Stoeokraann  H  E  to  Pabst  Brg  Co,  deo  3, 

saloon,  631  Larrabee,  23m  $700 

Smeja  F  to  Waoker  &  B  B  &  M  Oo  deo  12, 

saloon  646  Holt  2y  $400 

Strong  J  W  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  dec  U, 

type-writer  505  Inter  Ooean  Bldg  lm.$50 
Shryrer  L  P  to  A  Bendig  deo  11,  saloon 

626  Madison  feb  U  '97  $216 

Seavey  Mfg  Oo  to  A  Newell  dec  11,  mdse 

172  Rardolph  dem  $3275 

Sommers  L  T  to  M  E  Finch  deo  12,  piano 

and  furn  6m  $155 

Smith  to  Brunswick  B-0  Oo  deo  11,  bil- 


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December  5i ,  Vgg^, 


Hard  goods  2019  38th  15m  p  m  f  150 

Sohwaen  k  to  Chi  Brg  Oo  jnne  28,  saloon 

830  w  North  av  ly  |365 

Smith  F  J  to  W  Trego  deo  11,  molds  etc 

17  n  Olioton  demd  $210 

Shrimpton  B  H  to  L  Q  Smith  nov  26, 

forn  6m  $70 

Sims  M  8  to  J  H  Gansolns  nov  26,  furn 

and  piano  ly  ....$265 

Stoliz  P  to  A  Stoltz  deo  13,  s  ms  and  fnrn 

 $100 

Sohroeder  H  C  Jr  to  H  Soh?oeder  dec  14, 
horses  eto  101  Folton  and  667  Raoine 

av  $500 

Simmons  H  A  to  S  0  Pavett,  deo  12,  Elite 

Roller  S  Rink,  Im    $i;25 

Santry  R  to  Q  R  Smith,  nov  29,  furn,  feb 

28,  '97  

Sotek  Fob  Oo  to  0  R  Walleok  deo  16,  ptg 

oflBoe  eto  627  Laflin  3m   $185 

SohaefiEer  G  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo,  nov  30,' 

saloon,  371  Milwaukee  av,  2y   $650 

Sohnpp  &  Schnitz  to  Oroflft  &  ^^'hite,  deo 

4,  mdse,  141  Dearborn   $840 

Saines  nl  to  Q  Elter,  nov  27,  shop,  3506 

Indiana  av,  23m  $1200 

Saines  F  to  M  Jnnk,  nov  27,  saloon,  3544 

State,  23m   $500 

Smith  J  B  to  Q  Q  Habbell,  nov  30,  Dom 

s  m  and  forn,  ly  $80 

Still  A  D  to  D  R  MoNaoght,  nov  21, 

Steinway  piano  and  forn,  6m  $155 

Slack  J  to  M  E  Finch,  dec  12,  furn,  6m 

 $155 

Somerville  N  to  F  McOormick,  deo  4, 

fnrn,  4y   $150 

Schweitzer  C  M  to  Standard  Bry,  nov  19, 

saloon,  1852  n  Ashland  av,  may  1,  '97, 

 $359 

Samsbnrg  &  Pheber  to  Oantwell  Eagle 

Brg  Oo,  deo  2,  saloon,  903  n  Halsted, 

 $208 

Shale  M  to  S  B  Knowlton,  dec  11,  furn, 

7m   $97 

Spanger  F  to  S  B  Knowlton,  dec  11,  fnrn, 

7m   $130 

Sohuttz  Q  M  to  Corper  Brg  Oo,  nov  30, 

saloon,  1847  Grand  av,  2y  $500 

Thomas  M  H  to  D  R  MoNaught,  dec  7, 

barb  shop,  6m  $77 

Tilotson  E  to  D  H  Koohersperger  deo  12, 

horses  eto  50  and  39th  ly   $1100 

Ulrioh  R  to  Natnl  M  Loan  Oo  deo  10, 

furn  piano  and  s  m  5m  $204 

Umdenptook  M  &  Sons  to  Bradner  Smith 

&  Oo,  dec  3,  presses  etc,  144  Monroe, 

6m     $160 

Urbunczyk  J  to  M  E  Finch,  keo  3,  20  S  s 

ms,  and  furn,  6m   ....  $176 

Van  Keuren  0  W  to  T  Oarrabine  dec  3  4, 

furn  Superior  Hotel  210  n  Olark  nov  1 

 $15C0 

Vain  J  B  to  SB  Knowlton  dec  14,  furn 

6m.   $117 

Vegetable  Cure  Oo  to  E  P  Fersman  dec 

7,  furn  eto  6333  Stewart  6m   $670 

Voight  J  0  to  0  SothfiEe  dec  7,  drugs  156 

Center  st  $1(.00 

Welsh  J  F  to  B  Stein  dec  12,  saloon  289  w 

Fnlton  ly  |551 

Wnltar  W  0  to  L  R  Lasher  deo  6,  ptg 

office  90  5th  av  2y  $160 

Windhauser  J  to  Hoerber  Brg  Co  deo  14, 

saloon  590  Ashland  av  23m  $600 

Woods  B  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  deo  16, 

saloon  456  Olark  2y  $226 

WolfE  P  to  Steels  &  W  Oo  dec  13,  house 

Hyde  Pk  2y   |269 

Webster  E  to  M  A  Barnes  dec  14,  piano 

50  Ada  18m  |90 

Wright  0  Q  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  14,  s  m 

6m  $103 

Williams  E  J  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  &  M 

Co  deo  16,  saloon  1622  w  12th  2y  . .  .$700 
Wleklinski  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co,  nov 

22,  saloon,  3230  Laurel,  2y  $350 

Wooley  A  H  to  N  M  Vinyard,  deo  4,  bi- 
cycle, 450  Garfield  av,  8m  $120 

Wilson  J  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co,  dec  3,  Brad- 
ford piano  and  fnrn,  6m  $123 

Walters  F  W  to  M  E  Finch,  dec  12,  furn, 

6m   $103 

Walker  A  8  to  W  H  Kicg,"deo  V,' 1505 

Wabash  av,  10m  j9t) 

Whitney  0  L  to  W  M  Mercer,  deo  3,  furn, 

444  Olaremont,  6m  $250 

Zaokerman  M  to  B  L  Sclessinger  deo  14, 

piano  Center  av  4m   $300 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 


Ozoeek  J  to  A  Fllleheba  dec  2,  $260 

Badtke  B  W  to  J  E  Wight  dec  6,  drug  store  166 

Oenter  st  $1700 

Hovlmaa  G  H  to  A  Longton  dec  9,  honse  $60 

LoDgton  W  P  to  0*  H  Hovlman  dec  7,  horse  $60 

Oallver  F  G  to  E  L  Oallver  Jane  29,  horse  etc.  ..$750 


Greg  J  H  to  O  E  Harvey  dec  14,  billiard  table  etc..$l 

Crba  M  to  J  Vesey  et  al   ,  carriage  factory 

668  Laflin  jguo 

Gardner  Q  B  et  al  to  SnlJivan  4  Dleger  nov  29.  ptg 

office  189  Washington  $1600 

Fin»  J  to  J  Fink  dec  14,  horses  wagons  eto  1600 

Sharp  J  S  et  al  to  Sharp,  Clarke  Leather  Oo  dec  14 

tannery,  Blanch  and  Fleetwood  sts.. .  $75,000 

Schoppen  K  to  F  Soboppen  dec  13,  boots  and  shoes 

4944  Ashland  av     ..    .  $2000 

Rauech  0  E  lo  H  W  Glfford  sept  17,  hail  In't  In 

drug  store  440  47th  $2600 

Hllbrook  F  A  et  al  to  0  F  Weber  &  Oo  dec  12,  all 

mdse  of  A  H  Andrews  &  Oo  $19,600 

Duke  J  to  £  R  Duke  dec  12,  fnrn  market  eto  144 

Wells   $2i;0 

Fagan  R  A  to  Blakeslee  V  Oo  dec  12,  furn  824  Mad- 
ison $250 

Falley  L  H  to  J  A  Bellows  deo  12,  carriages  etc  649 

Wabash  $218 

Israel  E  H  to  0  R  Bernhelmer  Apl  24,   furn  864 

.$400 


.$160 


Forest  av . 


Qreenberg  J  to  J  Markes  dec  7,  furn  132a  State. $450 
Midgley  F  to  JI  A  Mldgley  dec  13,  partitions  e'o 

 $200 

Bozinch  Dr  M  F  to  Lukaszowskl  oct  4,  furn  etc  832 

n  Oarpenter  st  $l(iCO 

Murray  8  B  to  L  A  Bevln  nov  2,  laundry  248  43d 

 $100 

Berlgea  L  to  0  T  Thean  nov  11,  mBChy  etc  1609 


Wabash . 


.$300 


Dimarco  M  to  M  M  Murco  et  al  dec  10,  maocaroni 

factory  $300 

Keeley  Brg  Oo  to  W  E  Gallagher  dec  10,  saloon 

16  Rneh  1702 

Buck  W  P  to  F  Knoeppel  dec  3,  saloon   etc  2006 

A.mour  av  igoo 

Hilton  W  H  to  W  B  Clsra  nov  23,  horse  $1000 

Neckermann  P  to  M  Junk  dec  10,  saloon  4512  State 

   $200 

Simon  J  to  D  T  Waters  dec  10,  furn  647  Milwaukee 

a'  $100 

Rogers  A  E  to  L  £  Brookes  nov  25,  restaurant  811 


Madison . 


.$76 


Leyendeck  A  A  to  J  W  Ives  dec  4,  furn  Wabash 

and  22d   $722 

Klein  8  to  E  Klein  dec  16,  furn  $300 

Klein  S  to  J  0  H  Smith  nov  15,  horses  etc  $160 

Johnson  0  E  to  L  0  Johnson  dec  14,  4710  Prairie  av 

 $900 

Maxwell  W  J  to  A  B  Man'ey  dec  12,  pfg  office  86 


machy  etc,  Throop,  Loomis  and  Van  Buren,  ex- 
change and    II 

Van  Oura  M  Sr  to  M  Van  Onra  Jr  dea  2,  horses  etc 
366  w  12th   

Hamlin  H  A  to  0  Heck  dec  9,  ptg  office  423  Dear 
^orn  j^QOQ 

ITarkee  W  A  to  W  A  Paulsen  deo  9,  furn  and  piano 
5030  Madison  av  4m  1   $432 

Engel  Oateriug  Oo  to  Am  Brg  Oo  dec  7.saloon  and 
restaurant  $7500 

Dewey  N  S  to  0  V  Jenkins  dec  10,  restaurant  182 


madison . 


.$200 


6th  av. 


Hermann  H  0  to  T  Faber  dec  14,  fnrn  693  Htrrl 

son  


.$160 


$50 


Wilberscheld  J  to  A  G  Bagley  dec  9,  machy  etc  298 


Dearborn. 


.$150 


Broemecke  P  to  B  Broenneke  dec  2,  bidg  and  shop 


2533  Wentworth. 


.$700 


Matthews  0  £  to  U   Thornhill   dec  2,  drugs  201 


Halsted. 


.$6000 


Larscheider  J  to  A  0  Larschelder  dec  3.  horses  etc 


$1200 


Habn  A  H  to  F  B  Buszin  deo  2,  furn  4725  Halsted 


Fisher  n  to  C  A  Anderson  dec  3,  restaurant 


$260 


.$200 


Wentworth  av. 
Hartmann  O  to  D  F  N  Korning  deo  3,  B  8  shop  428 

Armltage  av  

Scher  J  to  J  Oohn  dec  2,  mdse  181H  Milwaukee  av 

$350 


Ostatag  W  to  G  L  Reluhard  nov  30,  mdse  9  S  Wa 
ter  


$500 


Dehmlow  A  to  Vienna  Dyeing  &  0  Wks  dec  4,  shop 


stc  61  Bush. 


.$600 


Kennedy  W  H  to  0  R  Evans  sept  17,  mdse  etc  1839 


n  Kedzie  av. 


$460 


Gaeperini  J  to  A  Gasperini  dec  5,  saloon  513  Wa- 


bash. 


Halversen  O  M  to  P  Shulerud  dec  5,  furn  764 


.  $1 


North  av. 


$366 

Surges  F  to  J  Barges  dec  6,  farn  1512  47th   $16o 

Glame  Construction  Oo  to  W  A  Ray  sept  24,  B  R 

ties  etc,  16th  and  Halsted  $2600 

Silk  L  M  to  N  M  Simonde  dec  3,  furn  2m...  .$117 

Beiohman  8  to  H  Beichman  dec  6,  horses  etc  670 

w  Diyielon   |j^gQ 

Rack  T  to  A  Branchge  dec  1,  horse  etc  $90 

McDonald  W  A  to  J  L  Quane  nov  12,  horses  etc.  $180 
Linker  J  A  to  G  Linker  deo  3,  mdse  263  31st  st.  11500 
Habcber  0  A  E  to  0  Haecker  nov  12,  mdse  12  Fifth 

$500 


Chandler  W  F  to  W  H  Bartlett  dec  6,  horses  etc 
76  w  19th  

Kolllns  H  to  A  M  Taylor  oct  19.  sm  and  farn'  ^ioB 
Armoar  av  ,   jj 

Hart  F  A  to  N  Hart  nov  19,  electrotypes  etc. ..."$450 

Hart  F  A  to  Engineers  Dlv  Oo  jane  21,  Engnrs  Di- 
recty   ^  

Holmes  T  to  E  T  Holmes  deo  6,  fnrn,  horses  etc 
260  Branch  st   jj 

Dorrance  R  G  Co  to  W  0  Shedler  deo  6,  mdse  316 
^''"^  $2800 

Borchers  T  to  E  Kell  deo  4,  flour  and  feed  516  Oiy- 
 $350 

MoOauley  A  0  to  J  Obendorf  dec  7,  fvrn  167  Dear- 

 $160 


Zacharias  G  to  P  Hoisikas  dec  10,  mdse  428V,  North 

 $400 

Vesely  F  to  C  Brewer  aug  16,  saloon  57  n  Clark,$.22C0 
Henderson  D  to  0  M  JefiEerson  nov  29,  billboards 
eto  


 11 

Polzier  B  0  to  £  R  Klemm  nov  27,  machy  eto  138 

Wells  

Boeves  H  to  B  Geisler  nov  27,  mdse  336  w  12th.. ^$800 
Robbies  R  to  J  A  Drake  nov  28,  mdse  169  Wabash. $1 
Roe  H  H  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  mdse  16'J  Wabash..  $1 

Robbias  A  E  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  furn  farn  $1 

O'Brien  W  J  to  8  SaUivan  nov  27,  saloon  935  Madi- 
son $1500 

Frankel  S  R  to  H  Frankel  coy  26  furn  203  36th.  $16 
De!  Genlo  R  to  8  Del  Genio  sept  25,  saloon  133  Ew- 

 $2500 

Del  Genlo  R  to  8  Del  Genio  sept  27,  saloon  137  Ew- 

 $500 

Rogers  0  to  F  8  Winston  nov  27,  furn  465  Madison 


$93 


ReSner  G  M  to  F  R  Power  nov  22,  </t  business  22 

w  Randolph   |j 

Fitzgerald  J  H  to  T  Fitzgerald  farn  363  Western  av 


  11000 

Wesberg  M  D  to  E  Weisberg  dec  7,  tobacco  44 

H'-oviD  ,350 

Bopp  0  to  K  Hoflmaa  nov  6,  horses  eto   .  $120 

Geiser  M  to  A  Rosenwald  nov  25,  flxt  etc  323  w  Uth 


  $2460 

Reluhard  G  L  to  C  E  Summer  dec  5,  mdse  11  s 

^"'ef  $250 

Zimmer  E  to  H  Riechl  nov  8,  horses  eto  1656  Gren- 

liaw  1205 

Wilcox  M  A  to  H  E  Wilcox  dec  7,  furn  186  37th  ....$1 
Foley  W  B  to  F  J  Foley  dec  4,  grocery  24  Burling- 

'on  $300 

Olbermann  J  P  to  E  Olbermaun  dej  6,  horses  etc 

812  Nelson  $goo 

Radford  J  B  to  M  L  Radford  dec  2,  ii  lat  in 
Nifdakorn  J  to  J  Bollig  deo  4,  saloon  1110  George 

   $400 

Dickinson  A  W  to  E  Q  Oartls  dec  5.  engine  etc....$l 
Lucas  J  to  J  Artner  nov  29,  barbershop  17  n  Clark 
  $6000 


Nathan  Davis  x  Wm  and  Johanna  Brazil,  $615. 

Chas  Haltquist  v  Geo  Bulien  &  Oo,  $3,000. 

C  Swartz  v  D  0  and  J  W  Oaxson,  $500. 

National  L'ank  v  Jas  B  Edwards,  $533.88. 

Corey  Oar  and  MaDufaoturing  Oo,  use  1st  Natl  Bank 

of  Chgo  V  Wm  Harley  &  Son,  $2,026. 
C  J  H  Holz  v  Louiso  M  Holz,  $823. 
Gottfried  Brg  Oo  v  Andrew  LBckowekl,  $2,317.90. 
Catherine  E  OuUen  v  F  O  O'Day,  $684. 5i). 
Christ  McGurn  v  P  D  Owsley,  $4,711. 
Columbia  Natl  Bank  of  Ohgo  v  Jas  A  Woods,  $1,200. 
Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Oo  v  Aogug  &  Qlndele  $],- 

107. 

Vera  Jackson  v  City  of  Chgo,  $950. 
Western  Wheel  Scraper  Oo  v  Wm  Harley,  $866. 
Jno  M  Collins  v  Pat  Hennesey  and  Wm  Evans  $3,939, 
Jesele  Lynd  v  Wm  V  Jacobs,  $15,043.60. 
Betty  Anderson  v  Pennsylvania  R  B  Oo,  $1,500. 
A  E  Barr  v  Jno  and  Edw  Tormoller,  $660. 
First  Natnl  Bank  of  Englewood  v  F  A  Woodbury, 
$2,767. 

Am  Ex  Natnl  Bank  v  Wyoming  Soda  Oo,  $1,968. 
J  H  Palmer  v  Louis  Anderson,  $630.66, 
M  Fischer  Sonus  &  Oo  v  F  O  Bruscike,  $960.16. 
Annie  Dubois,  $2,4C0,  Mary  Hewoy,  $1000,  v  City  of 
Chicago. 

Ohl  T  4  T  Oo  v  Chi  Office  Building,  $6,358.80. 
Jas  Burns  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $600, 
E  N  Blake,  W  W  Shaw  and  Kilby  Page  v  0  Graffon, 
$672. 

Perrin  &  Hart  v  0  Hempel,  $5,469.18, 

Columbia  Iron  Co  v  P  E  Lane,  $1,979,07. 

J  Holdoms  V  E  W  McKenna,  $2,592.26. 

M  Wlltgen  V  0  and  K  Mono.  $952. 

E  0  Wyman  v  H  0  Singer  and  R  Cndney,  $934.52. 

Chi  Daily  News  Oo  v  B  Willmersdorf.  $634.07. 

J  H  Ethridge  v  0  E  Smith,  $1,000. 

Morgan,  Wright  &  Oo  v  J  H  Fields,  $4,000. 

8  Eugenia  Gill  v  J  J  dhea,  $514.08. 

Diederlch  Geisler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370.22. 

Maurice  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Co,  $5,000. 

Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo  v  Rosenblatt  &  Steim  $779.53, 

Hayes  &  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116,6J. 

Pltterson  A  Orr  v  B  J  Scannell,  $1,600. 

Sol  Friedman  v  Jacob  Goldcan,  $872. 

Wilson  Brothers  V  Henry  Harm?,  $1,203. 

,C  Schilllog  i  Oo  V  Ed  Heinemann,  $568. 

Maggie  Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  0  Levia,  $783. 


M  P  Harty  et  al  t  J  D  Hallock,  $5,899. 

Pittsburg  and  Chicago  Gas  Coal  Co  v  Weaver  & 

GetE,  $5,896. 
F  A  Smith  V  8  H  Buchanan,  $1,100. 
Robert  Clark  et  al  v  William  Harley,  $2,058. 
Estate  Susan  Knight  v  J  W  Martin  and  Jennie  M  O 

Llngle,  $1,782. 
Oscar  Rosenthal  v  Samuel  Cornfield  and  Jacob  Kohn 

$514, 

William  PageU  v  Edward  C  Pagels,  $765. 
Globe  National  Bank  v  A  H  Andrews  A  Oo,  $25,744. 
Henry  Orotut  et  al  v  Edward  J  fchupp.  890. 
Conrad  Seipp  Brew  Oo  v  Erhard  Wachter,  $2,468. 
Bohemian  Brg  Oo  v  Gustav  A  Stubner,  $558. 
National  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  George  W  Antls,  $929. 
Ernest  Tosetti  Brewiog  Co  v  Charles  (Hschner,  $502. 
Crane  Oo  v  J  R  Armstrong,  $609. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Uo  v  8  K  Grant,  $1,274,38, 
J  Biedler  v  L  Rosengarten,  H  Wilson  and  A  Bene- 
dict, $1,000. 

National  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  W  Rand  R  M  Mullen,  $656. 

Alexander  Cole  v  Catherine  Chatterton,  $1,031.10, 

H  M  Lewis  V  0  K  Oonover,  $5,000, 

0  WeielDg,  $2,500;  M  A  Nears,  $1,950. 

0  L  Schaar  v  F  J  Homan,  $7,160. 

State  Bank,  of  Madison,  Wis.  v  H  L  Smith,  $1,092. 

D  Qninn  Coal  Mining  Oo  v  W  W  Jackson  and  8  W 

Gilman,  $9,063. 
C  E  Jennings  v  8  H  Jennings,  $663. 
T  S  MoOlelland  y  E  H  Talbott,  $8i0, 
Mooney  &  Doland  Detective  Agency  v  J  H  Van  Vlis- 

singen  &  Bro,  $1,500. 

Martin  Emeiich.Outfltting  Company  V  P  L  Austin 
$2,503. 

W  Eichman  v  0  Eetzel,  $1,845. 

T  J.and  E  Mallaney  v  Klizabeth  Moore,  T  and  E 

Hnsith,  $500. 
Cooke  Brewing  Oo  v  Dwyer  Matthew,  $542  60. 

J  West  v  Aetna  Life  Ins  Co,  $3,093,16, 
M  K  Bayer  v  City  of  Chicago,  $920. 
S  Carlson  v  S  M  Dobson,  $810. 
W  Gibson  v  Robeit  Greer.  $1,666. 
A  H  Mead  v  H  N  Hibbard  and  0  A  Cleaver,  $520.63. 
Julia  Kelly  v  W  M  Kelly,  $934.29. 
D  H  Tolmau  v  J  &  J  Kanter,  $757,83. 
P  Quinn  v  L  8  and  M  8  By,  $500. 
J  Arado  v  W  J  Murphy,  $694,94, 
Chicago  Drop  Forge  and  Foundry  Oo  v  Mofitdt  Cycle 
Oo,  $1,950, 

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank  v  8  8  Mintz,  $922.40. 
A  Winchester  V  J  T  Story,  $756.66, 
Salina  Lindquat  John  A  Messeuger,  $10,000. 
W  H  Watson  et  al  v  Estate  Adam  L  Amberg,  $3,195. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Company  v  E  K  Grant,  $2,708. 
George  Robb  v  City  of  Chicago,  $660. 
George  Brand!  v  William  H  Ford,  $680, 
Marie  A  Reay  v  Hosea  W  and  Nettie  A  Palmer 
$4,086.  ' 

MECHANICS'  LIENS, 


Union  av,  prems  6030  to  6038,  Cornean 
Lumber  Oo  v  Sohuyler  Sigler  $812 

State  st,  prems  3417,  H  Sheeler  v  Jno  J 
Herriok  and  F  H  Fiokett  $150 

Magill's  sub,  s  17  ft  of  n  35  ft  of  It  9  of  s 
457  ft  of  e  hf  b  1  Comr's  partn  of  pt  of 
n  w  qr  s  e  qr  seo  14  38  14,  Chas  G  Wat- 
rous  et  al  v  Chas  E  Jones  and  Wm 
Barratt  

Same  v  Same,  n  18  ft  of  It  9  same  sob . .  $57 
Same  v  Same,  s  15  ft  of  It  6,  same  sub.. $57 
Vinoennea  av.  prem  4833,  Dawson  Bros  v 

Mrs  H  Elliott  |55 

Wash  Hgts,  Walden  add.  It  1  and  2  b  8,  R 
Rodeok  v  Wm  and  Minnie  Bredsohnei- 

der  |28 

Wallace  st,  prems  3533  to  3539,  Kewanee 
Boiler  Co  v  Patrick  W  and  Bridget 
Holway  1544 

Pine  Grove  av,  prems  75  to  81,  Excelsior 
Fire  Brick  Co  v  B  Edwards  $1617 

Roy  &  Nourse's  sub.  Its  19  and  20  of  b  18  . 
of  Cole's  sub  in  the  n  »  qr  6  37  14.  F  W 
Howes  &  Oo  V  Wm  and  Clara  Gailing 
 $6C 

Hitt,  Rnnyan  &  Archer  sub.  It  3  e  hf  of  It 
4  b  6  of  39  aores  on  the  e  side  of.and  in 
the  e  hf  of  s  e  qr  seo  26  40  13,  Andrew 
Pederson  et  al  v  J  L  Hanson,  James  H 
Gilbert,  tr,  and  Jno  W  Bubhier,  sue  tr 
 $130 

Huron  st  W,  prems  2288,  Green  &  Lum- 
bard  Lumber  Co  v  Jno  and  Maiie  Soh- 
erfer  1135 

Sub  It  2  sub  b  3  b  56  0  T  sub  of  w  hf  and 
s  e  qr  w  of  road  21  39  14,  J  T  Fortin  v 
Annie  Rosensweig  $50 

Goodwin's  sub,  Its  27  and  28  b  3  w  hf  n  w 
qr  seo  20  38  14,  A  E  Hughes  v  Queene 
Tenfel  1450 

Forty-fonrth  st,  prems  616,  Patk  Qnigley 
V  J  B  Bther  and  Margt  Eerby  $46 


December  21,  1895. 


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Lt  65  snb  of  e  qr  w  1-3  n  e  qr  35  40  13, 
Wis  Lime  Stone  Oo  t  Sarah  Lamoreox 
 |38 

Hyde  Park,  it  2  and  3  b  21,  0  J  O  Will  et 
al  V  Saml  Oarr  and  DeW  O  Bntts.  ..|389 

Fifth  av,  prems  125,  Geo  K  Shoeuberger 
V  Bobt  B  Oronoh,  Geo  A  Danoan  and  J 
R  Thompson  $120 

Winslow  &  Jaoobson's  sab.  It  46  b  4  of  s 
e  qrn  e  qr  seo  1  39  J  3,  Gerhard  Soh- 
wardinK  v  Jno  Alfredson   |38 

Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  19  of  Wood's  sob,  of  w  10 
aores  of  It  6  of  e  %  of  n  e  ]^  see  36  40 
13.  Oentral  Lumber  Oo  v  P  J  Manson 
 $52.52 

Calumet  av,  prems  4440  to  4446.  Bard- 
well  &  Robinson  Oo  v  Neill  &  Mahnke 
Oonstrnotion  Co,  Robert  Neill,  Louis 
H  Mahnke  and  W  Ames  $132.67 

Same  prems.  Same  v  Same  $1232.67 

Borden's  snb,  lt35b3e}^Bwi^ne 
17  38  14.  Samuel  0  Glover  et  al  v  Jane 
Bronwer  $233.93 

Tanner's  sub,  lt22b4ofne34^e  }4  se 
}^  '9  4C  14.  Superior  Lumber  Oo  v  H 
L  Wheatley  $200 

Tanner's  sub,  It  21  same.  Same  v  Same 
 |200 

0  T  sub,  snblt  33  of  It  1  b  6.  George  B 
Engle  Jr  et  al  v  Joseph  Sneberger. . . $21 

Thompson's  sub,  It26b2nw34^ne3^1 
39 13.  August  Eranse  v  Durham  F 
Keeney  $44.90 

Wallace  st,  prems  3553.  John  P  Dineen  et 
al  V  Catherine  Morton  $660 

Jones' sub.  Its  10  and  11  b  3  Wiokersham 
resub  of  bs  5  and  6  of  s  w  34  seo  23  40 
13.  Wm  ^  Plumb  v  Lewis  K  Kent. .  .$225 

Cleaver  st,  prems  202.  Wm  Cook  et  al  v 
Mathias  Ekwinski  $250.58 

Busby's  sub.  It  1,  Atkinson's  sub  of  w 
b  4  ot  8  }^  8  e        n  w   3^  10  38  14. 
Eniokerbooker   loe   Co   v  Charlen  B 
Jones  and  Albert  Mead  $34.62 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  Piper's  3rd  add.  Us  1 
and  2  b  45  $62.50 

LtE  44  and  45  Hendrick's  sub,  a  snb  of  Us 
12  13  14  of  orig  blk  4  Blue  Island  L  & 
B  Oo'a  sub  known  as  Washington  Hgts. 
Englewood  Sash  and  Door  Oo  v  Mollie 
^  Lang  $2i2.94 

Oakley  av,  prems  876.  Soren  N  Nielsen  et 
al  V  lars  Pedersen  $426 

Fairfield  av,  prem  888.  Michael  Keating  v 
Magalena  Lundabl  $110 

Fifty-fourth  ct,  prems  933  and  935.  Ger- 
hard Sohwarting  v  Walter  E  Powell  and 
James  B  Garner  $7g 

Wabaeh  av,  prems  233.  Wm  H  Ratten- 
bury  et  al  v  Lewis  L  Ooburn  $268.06 

Hoyne  av  N,  prems  1214  and  1216.  John 
M  Bergstrom  v  Daniel  Sloan  $1800 

South  Ch'go,  Ironwo^ker'8  add.  Its  1  to  33 
ino.  Us  71  to  73  ino  and  Us  79  to  104 
all  in  b  45.  Charles  Johnston  v  Albert 
Sohwill&Oo  $588.08 

Edgewater,  Clark  st  add.  It  68.  Joseph 
Winandy  v  Thomas  Deacy  $66.30 

Harrison  st  W,  prems  2261.  Rittenhouse 
&  Embree  Oo  v  B  J  Goldbeok  $69.59 

Lee's  sub,  U  37  b  5  of  w  3^  of  s  e  3^  eeo 
20  38  14.  J  J  Doyle  v  Lucius  Hnrlbut.$45 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Its  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Rudolph  Stilovee  v  Mrs  Delia  E 
Gallagher  |145 

Lee's  sub.  Us  37  b  5  w  3^  s  e  3^  20  38  14. 
George  Magee  v  Dougald  Mnir  and 
Lucina  Hurtburt  $230 

Ellis  East  add,  s  19.60  ft  of  U  10  n  2.35  ft 
of  U  11  b  24.  0  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  Ella 
and  T  Oadwallader  $76.22 

Pike's  Bub,  It  11  of  s  3^  of  s  e  3^  of  n  e  3^ 
of  8  w  34  sec  3  28  14.  White  Mfg  Oo  v 
Mary  L  Brown  ,,..$125 

Yerkes'  sub.  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  sub  of  seo  19  40  14. 
S  E  Jackson  v  Lena  and  Paul  Binsler$41 

Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  0  G  Olaeen  v  Geo 
Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

Laflin  bt  S,  prem  6434,  Same  v  Charles 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $38.50 

Huling  &  Johnson's  sub.  Us  11  to  26  inc, 
b  2  of  n  e  )^  of  n  w  3^  of  n  e  34  seo  22 
38  14.  Moritz  Steude  v  Wm  Kent,  P  J 
Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  $210 

N  W  Unvsty  snb.  It  6  b  78  of  e  of  seo 
19  41  14.  Chas  H  Sohaar  v  John  M 
Xb9»as....  ,  $984.40 


White  &  Coleman's  sub,  Us  15  and  16  of 
b  4  Mnlvey's  sub  in  n  e  34^  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Roofing  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Augustus  French  $75 

S  50  ft  It  12  b  2  0  T  sob  frao  15  39  14 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
E  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 
Walsh  $54 

Sangamon  st  8,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 
V  John  McShea   $15 

St  Lawrence  av.  prems  7201  to  7227.  Mi- 
chael Eeating  v  E  B  and  A  B  Camp. $250 

Ch'go,  School  sec  add.  It  5  b  60  seo  16  39 
14.  J  T  Fortin  v  Jacob  Jaoobson  $260 

Hyde  Pk,  Us  2  and  3  b  21.  W  Scott  v  De 
WittO  Butts...  $43 

Same  prems.  John  0  Stockton  v  Same.  $43 

Lt  2  and  pt  of  n  493^  ft  b  16,  frao  16  add. 
Gustav  Muling  v  Frank  Hall,  Royal 
ELglieh  Syndicate  Co  and  Byrou  L 
Smith   $210 


APPL.IC&TIOM  fOB  BUIliI>IN<i} 

Adelaide  et  1778,  John  Stelli,  2  etory  and  basement 
flats,  11,200. 

Water  st  N  344-346,  J  S  Elrb  &  Oo,  6  story  and  base, 
ment  brick  factory,  $20,000. 

Bosworth  av  314,  Axel  E  Stone,  3  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  t6,(jl)0. 

Bacine  av  9.36,  Franklin  PrintinR  and  EngraviEg  Oo, 
2  story  and  basement  brick  piloting  boa%e,  $3,000 

Adams  st  W  1614,  Jas  F  Smitli,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,$7,000. 

Van  Bnren  st  W  179-181.  A  Parkhnret,  two  i  story 
and  basement  brick  foctoriee,l7,500. 

Turner  av  837,  A  Allen,  2  ttory  and  basement  brick 
milkbonse,  tl.SOO. 

Lexington  st  2042,  Ohas  M  Viberts,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Rhodes  av  3614,  Bowman  Dairy  Oo,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  J  ear  add,  $l,2iic. 

Lixlngton  st  1581,  Jno  T  O'Connell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  tats,  $4,7U0. 

Fortieth  ot  8  1436,  Frank  Sbeiber,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $l,eon. 

Adame  st  W  22B1,  T  F  Bobinson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence  $3,600. 

Belmont  av  126-127,  D  Hanseo,  two  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Bryant  av  65,  W  B  Jacob?,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  rear  add,  $1,600. 

Seventh  av  9933,  Peter  Peterson,  3  story  and  base- 
ment frame  add,tl,40iJ. 

Jastice  st  6403,  Arthur  Sayles,  2  etory  and  basement 
biick  flats,  $3,300. 

Greenwood  av  6411,  0  Hensen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Armcur  av  2034,  J  L  Diedrlck,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  add,  $1,000. 

Noble  av  234,  Mrs  Sebin,  1  story  and  basement  frame 
add,  $1,0J0. 

Belmont  av  1318,  N  J  Lindberg,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  8tore,t4,000., 
Montana  st  88  and  78,  Freeman  Campbell,  two  1 

story  and  basement  brick  cottages,  $2,000. 
Montana  st  52-60,  Freeman  Campbell,  four  1  story 

and  baetment  brick  cottages,  $4,000. 
Montana  st  70,  Freeman  Campbell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 
Davis  st  N  665,  Jos  Bonsek,  1  etory  and  basement 

brick  cottage,  $1,000. 
Packers  av  stockyards,  Lipton  Cold  Storage  Co,  1 

story  and  basement  brick  add,  $1,000. 
Ashland  av  S,  6366-58,  Ottander  &  Peterson,  two  2 

story  and  basement  with  store  brick  flats,}8,ooo. 
V?aehington  av  6124,  Chas  E  hhillaber  2  story  and 

basement  frame  rear  add.  $2,000 
Washington  av  9209,  Geo  Martin,  2  story  and  baee- 

ment  frame  flats,  $2,400. 
Lewis  st  199,  Jno  Holstrom,  1  story  and  basement 

brick  store,  $2,2C0. 
Qreeleaf  av  531,  8  A  Wright,  2  story  and  basement 

frOme  flats,  $3,000. 
Ninety-second  pi  721,  P  H  Monaghan,   2  story  and 

basemenl  frame  residence,  $1,300. 
Lexington  st  6431,   Bich'ird  Gaetafson,  3  story  and 

baseaent  brick  flate,  $6,000. 
Union  av  7608,  Albert  Trebllcock,   3  story  and  baee- 

ment  brick  flats,  $9,000. 
Lowe  av  11763,  L  La  Lone  2  etory  and  basemont 

brick  flats,  $2,100. 
Madison  av  6330,  S  8  Page,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  residence,  $7,ii00. 
Station  et  91  and  95,  Freeman  Campbell,  two  2  etory 

and  basement  brick  cottage,  12,000. 
Smart  et  12  and  14,  D  H  Frltte,  1  story  brick  add,  $2,- 

OCO 

Loavitt  et  N.  2469,  Florence  J  Johnson,  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $6,000 
Leavitt  st  N  1614,  John  Bobel    2  etory  and  basement 

with  store,  frame  flate,  $2,800. 
Hudson  av  234,  Wnj  Ma^k,  3  etory  SO^  lj88§meijt 

bricb  flats,  $6,090, 


One  Hundred  and  Sixth  st  1731,   W  H  Greig  2  etory 

and  basement  frame  front  add  $1,600. 
Indiana  av  6223,  Elizabeth  M  Phillips,  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $8,100. 
Donelae  blvd  349,  Mrs  O'Nell,  2  etory  and  baeement 

brick  dwelling,  $6,6(0. 
Ogden  av  297  to  301,  Chas  F  Gray,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  store  and  offtce,  $4,000. 
Monroe  st  W  21M3,  J  W  Scbrelner,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment biick  Hale,  $5,000. 
Oentral  Park  av  1354,  Annie  Porter,  2  etory  end 

baeement  brick  flats,  $2,200. 
Washington  blvd  1388,  0  F  Bartholf,   2  story  and 

baeement  brick  residence,  $7,000. 
Evans  av  6442,  Glo  House,  2  etory  and  basement 

baiok  flats,  $4,000. 
Dickey  st  7517  to  752),  Clara  E  Ward,   three  2  etory 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 
Madison  av  4947  and  4S49,  8t  Paul's  Episcopal  (Jh,  2 

story  and  baeement  brick  parish  house,  $16,000. 
Thirteenth  pi  W  1  to  17,  Board  of  Education,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  school,  $76,000. 
Eedzle  av  S  934,  8  Sawefer,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flate,  $3,000. 
Washington  blvd  1213  and  1216,  Illinois  Oycling 

Club,  3  story  and  basement  brick  clubhouse, 

$25,000. 

Western  av  N  1272,  A  Larson,  2  etory  and  baeement 
with  etore,  brick  flats,  $3,700. 

North  av  W  898,  Halen  Keeney.  4  story  and  basement 
with  store  and  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Marshfield  av  6750,  N  J  Bening,  2  etory  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $2,600. 

Fiftieth  st  724,  John  Flnley,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  dwelling.  $4,'  00. 

Sangamon  et  8  6433,  0  O  Andereou,  2  st^ry  and  baee- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

State  et  8  3241  and  3243,  James  W  Stafford,  two  3 
etory  and  baeement,  with  stores  brick  flats, 
$12,0110. 

Fifty-fourth  st  391,   Edward  Goehst,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  dwelling,  $1,800. 
Kimball  av  1316,  Ed  Beorgk,  2  story  and  bisement 

frame  flats,  $3,000. 
Jackson  blvd  896.  M  Flannlgan,  2>tory  Lbrick  b'hrn, 

$1,000. 

Harvard  st  7261,  7261H  and  7263,  Olara  E  Ward 
three  2  etory  and  baeement  brick  residences, 
$9,000. 

Franklin  et  N  329,  E  W  Day  &  Oo,  1  etory  and  baee 
ment  brick  addition,  $1,000. 

Kenmore  av  30(8,  A  D  Sheridan,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  dwelling,'$8,000. 

Winthrop  st  126'i,  H  B  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  dwelling,  $5,(i00. 

Osgood  et  297,  John  K  S,  three  etory  and  baeement 
brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Indiana  st  W,  James  Van  Bezey,  2  story  and  baee- 
ment store  and  brick  flats,  $4,000. 

Lake  et  W  2743  and  2735,  Lake  Street  Elevated  R  B 
Oo,  3  etory  and  basement  brick  station,  $lii,CO0. 

Fifty  first  av  W  393,  Charles  8  Halmeeu,  2  story  and 
basement  frame  dwelling,  $1,000. 

Albany  av  N  2280  and  22-2,  Olsen  &  Anderson,  two  1 
etory  and  baeement  frame  cottages,  $1,100. 

Hamlin  av  780,  Martin  H  Schmidt,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment brick  flate.  $2,800. 

Talman  av  740,  J  Ekluud,  three  story  and  basement 
brick  flate,  $3,600. 

Cakley  av  N  1097,  Ed  Uihlein,  2  etory  and  baeement 
with  etore,  brick  flate,  $5,000. 

Chicago  av  W  264,  Fred  Biston,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  rear  addition,  $1,500. 

Lincoln  av  2321,  Eberhard  Gangolf,  three  story  and 
baeement  with  store,  brick  flats,  $6,000 

Ohamplain  av  4915  and  4917,  John  Pearson,  two  3 
story  and  basement  brick  flats,  $10,'  00. 

Vincennes  av  4918  to  492J,  D  Rosenheine,  three  2 
story  end  basement  brick  residences,  $12,000. 


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BARNEY  BBDO    B.,  Boom  6.  Borden  Block 
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ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  st. 
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Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  CO.,  167  Dearborn  St. 
iTRICKE,  C.  0.,  51  Metropolitan  Blk. 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Co.,  125  LaSalle  St. 
aORDON  C.  V.  &  Co.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENHAUSEB,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  8.  Claris 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  R  410,  205  La  Salle  et. 
HELMER  A  FRANK,  90  Washington  gt 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HDRLBDT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HDTOHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  St. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  st. 

KEBFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Waehlnston  St. 

LANGHENBY,  R.  J.,  Assocla'ion  Bldg.,  163  ana  166 

La  Salle  Street. 
LOEB,  A.  SON  *  Co.,  189  LaSalle  St. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  st- 
aiAGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalJe  and  Waeblngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Bm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trust  Bldg. 
MEEIG  3LD,  Wm.  A.,  4  Co.,  204  La  Salle  HI. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Boom  402,  86  LaSalle  St. 
NOBION.T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PEINDIVILLE  E.,  E  517  New  Stock  Exchange  BWg. 

BAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
BIEDLE.  FBANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SOHNEIDEB  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  st. 
8CHUMA0BEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHCBABT  AABON,  B  201, 167  Dearborn  St 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  St. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEELING,  F.  0.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
WALKEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMANSDORF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Eandolpi 

ZANDER,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  166  LaSalle  8tr« 
ZDTTEEMEI3TEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  S.  Haisted 


BANH.EB8. 

DBEYHB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Dearborn  st. 
GEBENEBAUM  SONS,  83  end  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MEBCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,    South  Chicago  111. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  164DearboiL 
WASMANSDOBF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Banaolpi). 


Aljitracta  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLETTE  &  ElOKOOBDS,  107  Dear- 
bom  St. 

HANDY  *  CO.,  92-4  Wasnlngton  gt 
FELTZEB,  OTTO  &  OO.,  88  Washington  al, 
BEOOaOBE'S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  our 
Honct. 


».REVELL'S 


CURTAIN  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


December  21, 1895 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

— — c  1  &  CO.  I  — 

FAY  «»PECtAL.  ATTKKTIOX 

TO  THE  MANUFAOTDBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


WE  HAVE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

ETEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITT. 


IP  YOU  WANT  AN 


AWNING  FOR  DOORS  OR  WINDOWS 


DEOP  U3  A  LINE. 


Careful  men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  stripes  and  make  prices. 

Trusiworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  troubleto  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  public;  also 
ontside  points  where 
we  have  no  oostom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  $10  np. 
Call  and  see  onr  ex- 

THOS.  KEELY  &  Bros 

Manufacturers  of 

Plumblne  Goods. 

201  MADISON  3T. 
Near  5th  av.,  0HIC4GO. 


H.   W.  OHBISTIAN, 


J.  H.  OHBISTIAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  La  Salle   and  Madison  Uts. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO 


Builders'  apd  Qeperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 


Buyers  will  find  our  STOCK   and    ASSORTMENT   LARGE,  tijis 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 


Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr     Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STREET  AND  71  RANDOLPH  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY. 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

PlumMng,  Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

339  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^iven: 
to  rpmodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and 
drainage 
systems. 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled 
workmen  are 
employed  by  us 

and  out 
methods  are  the 
most  approved. 


>  tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  England. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hamborg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambarg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsbnrg.  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York. 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189- lOi  1.AISAI.L.K  STKeST. 

CH1CA60  lliLiIiVflft?. 


Ado'ph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb, 
Louis  BecUer. 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


E^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 

PHOTOGRAPHEr^. 

Room  1749  Marquette  lilde,  ST.  W.  Cor.  I>earborn  and  Adams  t^treets, 

CKCIC-A-OO. 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User  ! ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Office, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  rews^...^M> 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PU  F  A  D  Except  their 
them       Untnr  price 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  needed. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^''chicago.""' 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information,  - 
Write  us  to  Call. 


SPECIALTIES; 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  Store 
Windows. 

Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 

Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 
Elevator  Shafts,  and 

Rolling  Steel  Aprons  for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 

Kinnear's  Patent  Steel  Ceiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 


J.  Wendell  Cole&Son, 

Room  10,  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 

OHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J.  Gospve  &  Ci 

;;il538-1539  MARQUETTE  BLD&,.-^ 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 

Business  Property  at  4^ 

per  cent.  ,^:..Z 

5  and  6  per  cent 
for  sale.  :>M:<C'^M 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marks,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

CliandiBB  S  CliandiBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICkL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,      WAMHIXGTOKr  I>.  c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


Main  Office 
187  &  I  89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oaiumet  av.,  and  47th  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  o  iAi>6traet8 

and 

Conveyances. 
Oplal«PH  ofTitlfH  Farnigb 


Chicago, 


B.  E.  BBOWNELL, 
Preet. 


H.  H.  QBOSS, 
Vice-Prest. 


OEO.  E.  LAZEAB, 
Secy.  &  Treae. 


Browneli  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 


Telephone,  Main  44. 


Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Chicago. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS. 

ARCHITECT, 

SUIT  713  OXFORD  BUILDIHB,  l-k  1        0»  (  r  (  \ 

84  and  86  La  Salle  Stj  \^  LXli.^cXI)J\J 


The  Gross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Main  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  il  e  following  Prices  on 

REAL  ESTATE  SIGNS: 


Ijots  of  6,  depend-   Lots  of  in,  depend-  Lots 

iog  on  amonnt  of      in(?  on  amount  of  of 
Size               rca  ter.                  matter.  25 

2x.i  ft.     6nc  to     75c  50c  to    60c  35c 

3x4  ft.      90c  to  $J  .OC    80c  to    90c  70c 


Lots 
of 
50 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lots 
of 
100 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  S1.70   to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  charged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  I2th  St.,  west  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Cbicagolav. 


Vol.  XXXVII.— No.  52.  CHICAGO,  DECEMBER  28,  1895.  Office  163  and  165  Washington  St. 


A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  DEVOTED  TO  HEAL.  ESTATE,  WESTERN  SECURITIES,  BUILDING  AND  THE  RECORDS. 


Money  TO  loan 

On  Improved  Real  Estate. 

Building  Loans  at  Current  Rate  of  Interest, 

H.E.HURLBUT&Co, 

88  Washington  St.  CHICAGO. 

W.  D.  KEBFOOT.                                   Gr.  BIKKHOFF,  JB 

Wm.  D.  KERFOOT  &  CO., 

85  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

^al  fstate,  [pan 

and  JTinandal  A^^^*^* 

Special  attention  paid  to  the  Interests  of  Non-Residents. 

WILLYS  W.  BAIED.         LYMAN  BAIBD,           OEOBOE  L .  WABNEB. 
OoDsaltlDg  Partner. 

Baird  &  Warner, 

Succeed  ng  Balrd  &  Bradley  Est'd  1857. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 
90  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago. 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1336. 

CARE  AND  MANAOEMENT  OF 

For  Lease  Dock  and  Manufacturing 
Property. 

Ogciexi  Bldg.,  341:  Olarls.  St., 
CHICAGO. 

5X 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  CHICAGO  REALTY. 

MEAD  &  COE,  -Wastiirigton. street. 

LOANS 

NORTH  SHORE  PROPERTY 
INVESTMENTS 

Gilbert  M.Weeks&Co. 

704  SCHILLER  BUIDENC. 

WA^MANSDOEFF  &  HEINEMANN 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS, 

HOH.  145  and  147  Randolph  <»t., 
CJlICA«iO. 

The  Investment  of  Money  In  Good  Pecurltles  a  Speoiaity.  first 
Mortgages  on  Real  Estate  always  on  band. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOUGHT  AND  S0LT3. 

Telephone  Mnin  1647, 

Real  Estate,  Loans 
Insiiranrp  ■■■■■■ 

Lane  Park  Houses  and  Lots  a  Specialty. 

N.  W-  Cor  Lincoln  and  Belmont  Aves. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.                                                 CtliCagO,  111. 

J.H.    125  Dearborn  Street. 

\Mnvlissingen 

I      I       &  c  o. 

EDWARD  G.  PAULING, 

/ilDrt|a|B  Leans  and  InvBstments, 

Real  Estate. 

132  LA  SALLB  STREET,  N.  W.  COR.  MADISON. 

rELEPHONE  MAIN  25o,  OHIOAGO. 

S.  E.  Gross, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

SuMivider  and  owner  of  city  and  suburban  residence 
and  business  property. 

SITES  FOE  MANUFACTURING  INDUSTRIES 
6tli  Floor  Jtlasonlc  Temple. 

F.  A.  BABNE8,              Telephone  1931.             s.  m.  pabish. 

Notary  Public. 

BARNES  k  PARISH 

REAL  ESTATE 

LOAN  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS. 

stores  and  houses  rented,  rents  collected,  estates 
managed  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 

157  La  Salle  street,  CHICAGO. 

H.  0.  ZTJTTEBMEIBTEB.   0.  H.  PU90HE0K.    0.  H.  ZUTTEBMEI8TEE. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERliflEISTER  &  CO. 

REAL4:ESTATE. 
LOANS*vS*INSURANCE. 

818  S.  HALSTED  STREET. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.                                     TELEPHONE _^CANAL  2(. 

GREELEY-CARLSON  CO.. 

SURVEYORS, 
Room  822  Opera  House  Block. 

TKLiKPlIOlVi:  1416. 

HART  &  FRANK 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

03   and   04  Wasliirigton  Street, 
CHICAGO. 

 0  

Loans  on  Beal  Estate.  First  Mortgages  for  Sale 

Peabody,  Houghteling  &  Co., 

164:  Dearborn  st.,Pirst  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Mortgages, 
Building 
Loans.  <^  4. 

Francis  B.  Fealjodj.                   Jas.  L.  Eoaghteling. 

OAK  PARK 
REAL  ESTATE 

ERASTUS  SIPPERLY, 

OAK  PARK  OHIOAGO 
Harlem  Avenue  and            «      1104  Owicgs  Bnildin 
Madison  Street.                      215  Dearborn  Street 

1226 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  28,  1895. 


W.  H. 
CAIRNDUFF 
&  CO., 
REAL  ESTATE  &  LOANS. 

-A.cre  •  Tracts  •  FvLrolia-sed 

,0r  SuljcLlTided  and  Uanaged  for  Owners. 
301  to  304  INTER  OCEAN  BUILDINQ. 

TBIiCPJaONB  19HH. 


MONEY  TO  LOAN 

In  amounts  from  $2,000  to  J$< 
^  $500,000.    Lowest  rates. 

C.  H.  EULETTE  &  CO., 
167  Dearborn  St. 


6REENEBAUMS0NS 

BANKERS. 
83  and  85  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 


Loans  on  Improved  Chicago  Beal  Estste  a  Spe- 
cialty. 

MORTGAGES   FOR  SALE 

A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted. 


Telephone  Main  3269. 

MAX  L  WOLFF, 

Real  Estate  &  Loans, 

59  DEA.RBOEN  STREET,    Rooms  701-702. 

CHICAGO. 


H.  J.  FURBER.  Pres. 
F.  C,  BRONSON,  Mgr. 


Fidelity 
Safe  Deposit 
Company. 


Vaults 

U3  Randolph  St ., 

CHICAGO. 

Private  Safes  to  rent. 
15. CO  to  ten.ou  per  a  nDum 


Stairs 


Cabinet  Work 


S.  M.  Peterson  &  Co. 


MANUFACTURERb  CF 


Mouldings  and  Interior  Finish, 

DOORS,  FRAMES,  SASH, 
126-130  NORTH  UNION  STEET, 

Bet.  Milwaukee  ave.  and  Einzie  et. 
elephone,  Main  986.  CtlicagO. 

Oalorado  Rancli  Wanted 

Of  2,000  or  more  acres  in  Eastern  Colorado  or 
Western  Nebraska.  Must  have  some  timber 
and  be  capable  of  irrigation.  State  whether 
there  is  building  stone  or  lime  stone  quarries 
on  it.  Title  must  be  perfect  and  water  facili- 
ties good.  State  lowest  terms  and  full  particu- 
lars. Address 

III,  Real  Estate  and  Building  Tournd, Chicago. 

Liliscott's  RidEeland  Subdivision. 

Cheapest  lots  in  Chicago.  $io 
down, $5  per  month;  no  interest. 

CHARLESF.LINSCOTT&Co. 

605  Stock  Exclianse  BiAldlne,  -  Chl«aso 

Corner  Waehingtoo  ao4  La  Salle^Streete, 


P.  W.  SNOWHOOK 

Attorney 
Counselor  at  Law, 

Special  attention  given  to  Real  Estate, 
Probate  and  Chancery  Matters. 

ROOMS    Bt,    63  ANO    BB     METROPOUTAH  BLOCK, 

Corner  Randolph  and  La  Salle  Streets 
CHICAGO. 


Business  Blocks, 
Lots  and  Acres 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  CITY. 


THE  NEW 


BUILDING 


INSURE  YOUR  HOME 


IN  THE 


"OLD 
AND 
TRIED" 


Forty  Years  of  Unparalelled  Success. 

N.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  ADAMS  STREETS. 


WM.  LOEB  &  CO., 

BANKERS. 

Rea/  Estate  and  Loans 

Money  Always  on  Band  at  Lowest  Current  Bates- 

120  LASALLE  STREET 


An  up-to-date  office  building 
for 

BANKERS, 
CORPORATIONS, 
LAWYERS  and 
REAL  ESTATE  MEN. 

In  the  heart  center  of  the 
business  district.  Elegant  and 
complete  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments. 

Commodious  quarters  on 
banking  floor  for  bank  or  oth- 
er financial  institutions.  Space 
secured  now  can  be  arranged 
to  suit.  High  grade  tenants 
only. 

Plans  at  our  office  or  repre- 
sentative will  call 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  2249. 

B.  F,  Jacobs  and  Co., 

99  WASHINQTQN  STREET^ 


December  28,  1895. 


tttfe  RBAL  ESTA'TE  and  BtriLDING  JOURNAL. 


1229 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE, 

paying,  first  olass  tenants.  Inonmbranoe 
f 12,000,  dne  Aognst  1,  1898,  6%.  Clear  of  taxes 
and  all  other  charges,  except  the  mort{);age 
mentioned.  S.  W.  Winn,  care  Real  Estate  and 
Bnilding  Jonrnal. 

Franklin  Park,  Belmont  av  and  Cleveland  st,  13 
acres;  good  dwelling  and  tracking  improve- 
ments. Will  exchange  for  north  side  vacant, 
$3,000  equity.    A  14  $  5,500 

Montana  et,  east  of  Seminary  av,  two  2-8tory  frames; 

rental  $900,  lot  50x125  ft.    W  8  f  9,000 

New  modern  6  room  honse  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  gas,  etc;  paved  street;  one  block  from 
Addison  ave  and  Clark  st;  easy  terms,  monthly 
payments.  Address  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co, 
Ashland  Block  $  2,500 

North  Park  av,  eonth  of  Center  st,  48  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  200 

Pearson  st,  bet  Market  and  Franklin  sts,  3-8tory 

frame,  rental  |720.    W8  I  5,500 

Ravenswood. — Commercial,  Robey  and  Perry  sts, 
10  very  fine  lots,  2  houses  8  rooms  f 4,250;  9 
rooms  $fi,900;  central  locations  and  good  bar- 
gains. We  have  a  choice  list  of  lots  and  honses 
in  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View.  Address  Lloyd 
&  Co.,  1242  East  Ravenswood  Parb,  and  94  La 
ealle  St. 

Ravenswood — A  beantifnl  new  residence,  very 
choice  location,  lot  58^^  x  165,  east  front,  9 
rooms,  besides  bath  room,  laundry  and  pantry, 
and  attic  sufficient  for  3  good  rooms;  all 
improvements;  price  |8,700;  terms  to  suit. 
Other  excellent  bargains  in  Ravenswood  vacant 
and  improved.  LijOTD  &  Co,  94  La  Salle  st,  or 
1242  East  Ravenswood  Park, 

Rogers  Park,  Ridge  av,  12  acres.    A  14  $  2,000 

Seminary  av,  bet  Center  st  and  Maud  av,  3-story 

brick  flats;  rental  $660;  lot  24x100  ft.    W  8.  .  .$  6,800 

Sheridan  drive,  near  Rokeby  st,  s  f  40  ft.    W  8  1  3,000 

Sigel  st,  bet  Hudson  and  Cleveland  avs,  "■J-story 

brick  flats,  lot  25x100  ft.    W  8  $10,000 

Soathport  ay,  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avp,  2-Btory 

frame  flats;  lot  25x125  ft.    W  8  $  5,000 

Wellington  av,  west  of  Seminary,' Lake  View,  48  ft 
sub-lots  70  and  71  lots  6  and  7  blocks  2  and  3 
e  hf  Sec  29,  T  40,  R  14.  A  Amnndson,  owner, 
85  5th  av,  Room  50  $  4,000 

Wells  st,  near  Division,  3-stoiy  modern  flat  brick 

building;  lot  25x100;  rent  per  year  $1,158.  Z  33.  $11,000 

Wilmette. — Very  fine  7  to  lO-room  honses  in  this 
beautiful  suburb  on  the  North  Shore,  where 
you  can  have  splendid  neighborhood;  water 
and  sewer  in  every  street,  beautiful  shade; 
good  schools  and  churches;  everything  first- 
class  at  the  following  prices;  2  houses  7  rooms 
each;  all  modern;  lot  25  x  140  at  $1,500.  One 
house  7  rooms,  all  modern;  lot  50x140  at  $2,000. 
Two  7-room  honses  all  modem;  lot  60x140  at 
$2,500.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern,  lot  50  x 
140  at  $2,800.  One  house  7  rooms,  modern; 
lot  50x175  at  $2,800.  One  9-room  house;  mod- 
ern; lot  50x140  at  $3,300.  One  10-room  house, 
modern;  lot  50  x  140  at  $3,750.  One  10-rcom 
house,  modern,  100x200  at  $8,000.  Will  make 
terms  to  snit.    O  4. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Adams  st  W,  and  W  43d,  50  ft.    Price  each.  X  14.$  1,060 

Adams  st  W,  near  Wood,  2-8tory  modern  stone 
front  honse.  Want  an  offer.  Must  sell.  Barnes 
&  Parish,  167  La  Salle  st, 

Adams  st,near  Garfield  Park---New,  modern  steam- 
heated  residence,  worth  $16,000;  big  bargain. 
W  8  $13,000 

Adams  st,  near  Lincoln,  3-story  modern  steam- 
heated  residence;  elegant  location;  sacrifice. 
W  8  $15,000 

Adams  st,  near  St  Louis  av,  modern  steam-heated 

2  story  brick,  stone  front,  flat  building.    W  8. $11,000 

Adams  st,  near  Central  Park  av,  n  f  25x142,  price 

per  foot.    W  8  ,...$  146 

Adams  st,  100  ft  w  of  Eedzie  av,  fronting  on  Colo- 

rada  av,  75x182  ft.    R  11  $16,000 

Adams  st,  running  through  to  Colorado  av,  26x126 

ft.    E  11  $  4,000 

Ashland  av,  between  Polk  and  Taylor,  east  front, 
lot  33x150,  house  33x76,  2-story  and  basement, 
brick  with  stone  front;  cost  $32,000;  part  cash; 
or  will  trade  for  stores  or  flats.  L  12  $26,500 

Austin  and  Linden  Pam  property.  Send  for  cata- 
logue.   L  A  Gilbert,  713  TacomH  bldg. 

Beautiful  new  home;  highest  ground  in  the  city; 
$1,200  down,  balance  of  $3,300  is  the  encum- 
brance, which  will  be  extended  to  suit  pur- 
chaser; 9  rooms,  and  all  modern  conveniences; 
furnace,  cistern,  etc;  lot  77x200  feet;  shade 
trees  and  other  improvements.  G  12. 

Blue  Island  av.  No.  816,  2-story  frame  blacksmith 
shop  1st  floor  and  9  rooms  2d  floor  and  2-Btory 


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frame  barn  in  rear.  Leased  to  Apr  1,  1899  at 
$3'0  per  month.     Net  cash  price.     J  Henry 

Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,000 

Blue  Island  av.  No  833,  2-story  frame,  store  front, 
9  rooms  on  second  floor,  and  2  story  frame 
barn  in  rear,  partially  vacant  at  present;  when 
all  rented  draws  $36  a  month.    Net  caBh  price. 

J  Henry  Debus,  710  Turner  av  $  3,300 

California  av  8,  No  16,  lot  26^,^  x  130  ft,  and  150  ft 
B  of  Lake  st,  3  flats,  brick,  with  stone  trim- 
mings in  front;  and  2-flat  brick  building  in 
rear,  altogether  6  flats  of  six  rooms  each,  2C- 
ft  alley  north  and  15-ft  alley  on  the  west, 
encumbered  $7,000,  equity  will  be  sold  cheap, 
mortgage  runs  till  1899.  Mrs  Mary  MoCallum, 
1302  W  Monroe  st. 
Cdrroll  aVa  southwest  corner  Union  Park  pi, 
^,  *  i  3*  6-10x100  )  \  20x128  )  ...  , 
size  of  ot  j  29  3-lOxlOO  \  \  35x128  [  '^'^  ^^"^ 

2-  story  and  basement  Btone  front  houses,  will 
be  sold  for  less  than  hooses  cost  to  bn*'').  C  11. 

CHOICE  VACANT  CORNERS  ripe 

for  good  improvements.  8  w  cor  Ualsted  and 
Addison,  97^  x  122;  n  w  cor  Evanston  and 
Waveland,  153x142x82;  n  e  cor  Sheffield  and 
Wolfram,  124x109,  has  side  and  rear  alley;  s  e 
cor  Halsted  and  Graoeland,  182x170;  n  e  cor 
Wilson  and  Ashland,  380  x  137.  For  particulars 
address  Ernst  Stock,  374  E  Division  st. 

Cicero,  Mandell  <E  Hyman's  sub.  It  6  in  block  4  of 
east  of  the  northwest  }4  and  the  west  of 
the  northeast  }4  of  section  20,  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F 
A  hehkophf  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Diversey  av,  n  e  cor  Hamlin,  10  acres,  one  block 

from  elevated  road;  price  per  acre.  Z  33  $  3,600 

Filmore  st,  near  Campbell  av.  house  of  7  rooms.  F 11 .  $  3,000 

Five  houses.  To  any  one  having  cash  I  can  offer 
best  bargain  in  five  detached  houses  of  2  flats 
each;  pressed  brick;  near  school;  good  trans- 
portation; all  rented.  No  man  living  will  give 
such  a  snap.  One  block  from  L  Station.  Must 
sell.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av.  Telephone 
993  West. 

Flat  buildings.  All  modern  flats;  rent  for  $110  per 
month — all  rented.  Come  and  see  me,  can  give 
yon  good  bargain.  Nehf,  1478  Milwaukee  av. 
Telephone  993  West  $  9.000 

Freer,  L  0  Payne,  (as  receiver),  lots  23  and  22  in 
block  4,  lot  18  in  block  3,  all  in  the  sub  of 
blocks  13  14  16  and  16  in  the  sub  of  the  west  }4 
of  the  northeast  }^  of  section  32  township  39 
north  of  range  13  east  of  the  3d  principal 
meridian  situated  in  Cook  County.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

B'ulton  st,  near  Garfield  Park  new  2-story  modern, 

stone  front,  steam  heated  flat  building.    W&..$  8,000 

Fulton  st,  bet  Robey  and  Hoyne,  160  x  120  ft,  6 

houses,  4  brick  and  2  frame.    R  11  $36,OCO 

Grossdale,  Vernon  av,  west  side,  3d,  4th  and  6th  lots 
south  of  Windemere  av,  about  one  block  from 
station  (Grossdale)  C  B  &  Q  R  R.  Above  prop- 
erty is  entirely  clear  and  cost  me  over  $300  on 
eacb.  Being  owner  I  can  give  clear  title  at 
once.  Price  for  all.  Geo  F  Eanfmann,  1339 
Hanover  st,  Philadelphia.  Pa  $  500 

Harrison  st,  near  Garfield  blvd,  25x120.    W  8  $  1,360 

Hawthorn,  lots  at  $200  and  upwards,  monthy  pay- 
ments $6.  Henry  J  Oosgrove  &  Co,  Marquette 
bldg. 

Hinsdale. — Finest  residence  suburb  of  Chicago; 
improved  and  vacant.  Homes  with  large  lots 
up  to  10  acres.  High  rolling  ground;  all  con- 
veniences. Any  one  looking  for  a  home  should 
not  decide  without  examining  and  the  advant- 
ages offered.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Bldg. 

Homan  av,  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  sts,  w  f  26x134. 

W8    $  2,600 

Homer  st,  No  12,  brick  dwelling.    R  11  $  4,600 

Hull's  sub,  lots  12  in  block  1,  of  block  7  of  Brand's 
sub  in  the  northeast  3€  section  26,  township 
40  north  range  13,  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Irving  Park  blvd,  120  acres,  large  frontage,  sec  24 

40  12.    Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  3(0 

Jackson  blvd,  east  of  Eedzie  av,  3-8tory  stone  flat 
building  of  7  rooms  each,  detached.  Lot  28  x 
140  ft,  size  of  building  26  x  80  ft,  steam  heat, 
quartered  sawed  oak  finish  throughout;  mod- 
ern; rents  for  $1,565  per  year.    B  17  $13,000 

Jackson  blvd,  near  Campbell  av,  south  front,  doable 

3-  atory  new  brick  flat  building  now  rented  for 
$1740  per  year  and  we  can  sell  it  for  $15,000. 
Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av. 

Jackson  blva,  near  Homan  av,  s  f  25x142,  price  per 

foot.    W8  $  150 

Jackson  blvd,  near  i^edzie  av,  25x233  ft,  through  to 

Colorado  av.    R  11  $  5,000 

Ee(?zie  av,  cor  Jackson  blvd,  vacant,  158x150.  R 11 .  $31,0C0 

Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  118  and  119  subdivision  of 
lots  7  of  14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^ 
of  section  23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 

of  the  3d  principal  meridian.     F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Eedzie's  J  H  sub,  lots  296  and  297  sub  of  lots  7  to 
14  both  inclusive,  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section 
23,  township  39,  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d 
P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  746  W  Lake  st. 
Lakest  W,  Nos  i230  and  1232,  2-8tory  brick  build- 
ing, 50x115,  stores  with  flats  above.    R  11 . . .  $10,000 
Lake  st  W,  near  California  av,  vacant  lot  25x112. 

R  11  $  3,000 

Lansing's  add  to  Chicago,  lots  19  and  20  in  said  add, 
b^ing  a  sub  in  the  southwest  3^  of  section  23, 
township  39  north  rang  13  east  of  the  3d  prin 
cipal  meridian.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W 
Lake  st. 

Linden  Park — Terminus  Lake  st  "L"  road,  6-oent 
fare.  One  fine,  new,  modern  9-room  house, 
stone  foundation,  east  front,  lot  30  x  125,  3 
blocks  from  station,  $4,000;  one  8-room,  mod- 
ern, new  house,  $3,000;  416  and  431  Robinson 
av:  other  houses  at  $1,400  up;  open  Sunday. 
L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma  bldg. 

Logan  sq,  75x225,  suitable  for  beer  garden.    R  ll.$iO,OJO 

Madison  st,  near  May,  24x120  ft,  with  2-story  brick 
building.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av  $16,600 

Maxwell  st,  Nos  258  and  260,  2  stores  and  flats,  50x 

90  ft  to  alley.    R  11  $12,000 

Mayfair,  120  lots  50x125,  price  from  $l,Of  0  to  $1,500 
each.  Also  a  number  of  new  houses  for  sale; 
cheap.    R  11. 

Mead  st,  near  Logan  sq,  25x184.    R  11   $  1,600 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Logan  sq,  2  frame  houses,  lot 

26x126  ft.    R  11  f  2,500 

Monroe  st,  near  Homan  av,  modern  2- story  brick, 

stone  ^ront  flat  building.    W8.,  $  9,000 

Monroe  st.  No  1302,  lot  26  x  125  ft,  house  22x66  ft, 
two  and  a  half  stories,  two  flats,  6  and  8  rooms 
each.  Mortgage  $3,000,  will  sell  equity  cheap 
for  cash.  Mrs  Mary  McCallnm,  1302  W  Mon- 
roe St. 

Monrt  Olive  and  Mount  Mayriv  Cemeteries,  20 
acres  for  burial  ground  in  lots  to  Biits.  Price 
per  acre.    RU  $  2,000 

North  av  and  53d  st,  10  acres  northwest  3^  of  north- 
east 3^  of  northwest  3^  of  section  4,  township 
39  north  range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M.  FA 
Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Oakley  av,  opposite  Campbell  Park,  a  9-room  brick 
dwelling,  furnace  beat,  exposed  plumbing, 
cement  floor  in  cellar,  house  in  thorough  repair ; 
will  take  vacant  for  $1,000  as  part  payment.  E 
S  Dreyer  &  Co,  Dearborn,  cor  Washington  st. 

Oak  Park,  valuable  corner  for  sale  at  a  bargain; 
size  50  X  126  ft;  sewer  in,  and  stone  '^'dewalk 
laid.  Address  Erastus  Sipperly,  1104  Owens 
Building. 

Ogden  av,  near  Adams  st,  brick  building,  store  and 

flats.    Rll   $12,000 

Park  av.,  near  California  av,  choice  modern  7-room 
brick,  a  bargain.  H  S  Dietrich  &  Co,  Room  29, 
90  La  Salle  st  $  3,760 

Park  av,  near  California,  2-story  brick  flat.    R  11.$  7,000 

Place's  D  8  3d  add  to  Chicago,  lot  5  in  block  6, 
being  a  sub  of  that  part  of  the  east  }4  the 
southwest  3^  of  sectian  16  township  39  north 
range  13  east  of  the  3d  P  M,  lying  south  of 
right  of  way  of  the  Chicago  and  Great  Western 
railway  except  the  west  33  ft.  F  A  Rehkopf, 
741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Polk  st,  newr  (  mtre  av.  2-8tory  brick,  2  flats.  The 
best  bargain  on  West  Side.  Lawler  db  Brown, 
69  Dearborn  st  $  2,500 

Proviso — 80  acres,  being  tJie  w  hf  of  n  w  qr  21  39 
12,  fronting  n  on  12th  st  and  lUnois  0  R  R. 
Price  $600  per  acre,  no  incumbrance.  Will  takn 
residence  or  residence  lot  n  of  Lincoln  Park  as 
part  payment,  balance  long  time.  Ernst  Stock, 
374  E  Division  st. 

Randolph  st  W,  40  x  182,  good  frame;  improve- 
ments; clear,  f  r  equity  in  good  flats.    X  14. 

Ridgeland  av,  Linscott's  sob-division,  lots  $225  to 
$300.  Terms  $10  down,  $5  per  month;  no 
interest.  Ell. 

River  Forest,  W  H  Whitehead's  add,  50  ft  off  of  west 
end  of  lots  1  and  2,  in  the  northeast  3^  of  sec- 
tion 11,  township  39.  north  range  12  east  of  the 
3d  P  M.    FA  Rehkopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Seeley  av,  (No  15)  just  south  of  Madison  st,  good 
brick  hoose  which  wo  can  sell  for  $5,500.  Very 
easy  terms.  Doty  Bros  &  Co,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Sixteenth  st  W,  Nos  313  317  and  319,  cor  Nutt  st, 

frame  dwelling  on  eacb.    Rll  $12,000 

Tracy  av,  between  Eedzie  and  Crawford,  120  acres. 

Will  divide.    Price  per  acre.    A  14  $  600 

Tuohy  av,  near  Western,  20  acres.    A  14  $  750 

Turner  av,  No  984,  25x125  ft,  3  story  pressed  brick 
flat  building;  7  rooms  each  flat.  This  property 
is  near  Ogden  av  and  is  well  rented.    Q  11. . .  .$  6,26* 
Twelfth  st,  near  St  Loais  av,  s  f  95x125.    W  ?  ,...$  i 

Twelfth  8t,  cor  Central  Park  av,  51x125.    W  8  $  6,500 

Twelfth  st,  80  acres  fronting  north  and  adjoining 
Illinois  Central  R  R,  at  a  very  low  price.  It 
will  make  from  $76  to  $100,000  profit  sub- 


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December  28,  1895. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE. 


divided;  very  ohoioe  property .  Z3A 
Two  valnable  oomerB  one  block  from  elevated  rail- 
road station,  saitable  for  baaioess  and  apart- 
ments, for  lease  or  sale.  B  2. 
Van  Boren  st,  (Nos  683  and  685)  near  Ogden  av, 
two  brick  baildings  and  two  lots;  $9,500  bays 
it  all.  Doty  Bros  &  Go,  Madison  st  and  Ogden 
av. 

Van  Buren  st,  west  of  Sacramento,  24x100.  W  8.  .|  2,000 
Walnut  rt,  (Nos  40  42  and  44)  near  Paulina,  75x105 
ft,  with  two  3-story  frame  flats  and  one  2-8tory 
frame  bonse,  and  rented  these  hard  times  for 
$720  per  year.  We  can  sell  the  whole  premises 
for  |7,U0(i.  Doty  Bros  &  Oo,  Madison  st  and 
Ogden  av. 

Washington  blvd,  west  of  California  av,  residence, 
south  front,  modern  and  tasteful  architecture; 
must  sell;  great  opportunity  for  person  want- 
ing a  home;  no  traders;  make  offer.  Thos  J 
Norton,  19u  W  Madison  st  |12,500 

WashiDgton  blvd,  residence,  lot  25  x  125  ft,  |9,000. 
Want  cash  and  vacant;  also  a  14-room  resideno, 
stone  front  price  $11,000.  Want  a  resi  ence 
nedr  Francisco  st.    Will  put  in  caph.    X  14. 

WashiDgton  blvd,  s  e  cor  Robey  st,  75x125,  elegant 
site  for  apa-tment  building;  will  lease  foi  99 
years.    W  8. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Francisco,  n  f  30x100.  W  S.f  7,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Af'hiand  av,  n  f  50  x  125, 

price  per  foot.    W8  |  216 

Washington  st,  near  Canal,  60  x  75  ft,  with  3-3tory 
brick  building,  for  $1,0C0  per  front  foot.  This 
property  fronts  north,  and  is  adopted  to  man- 
faoturing  purposes.    Make  offer.    Q  12  |60,000 

Wilcox  av,  west  of  Eedzie,  modern  2-Btory  9-room 

residence;  rented  for  $45  per  month.    W  8..  .$  7,000 

Willis  ct.  No  4,  6-room  brick  cottage,  paved  street, 

2  blocks  from  Ogden  av  oars;  $1,000  cash.  L  12.  |  2,960 

OUTSIDE. 

Arkansas. — Ash,  cypress,  oak,  oottouwood,  gam, 
hickory  and  walnut,  fully  10,0(0  feet  to  the 
acre;  excellent  farming  lands,  150,000,  180,000 
and  1,250,0(0  acres  in  Eastern  Arkansas,  price 
per  acre.  W  H  Woodward,  Woman's  Tempie 
Room  309   $  2 

California. —  "San  Joaquin  County,  a  500  aore  tract 
of  land  income  paying  property.  The  land  is 
well  situated,  close  to  navigati  )n  and  conse- 
quently chean  fi  eight.  It  is  well  adapted  to 
the  growth  jf  Alfalfa,  as  well  as  fruits,  heing 
quite  level.  An  irrigating  canal  adjoins  the 
property.  Owner  is  not  a  farmer.  He  lives 
in  San  Francisco  and  can  rot  give  it  proper 
attention.  Will  trade  on  fair  basis  but  don't 
want  to  loose  time  in  entertaining  any  but  first 
class  propositions  The  lowest  price  that  will 
be  entertained  in  making  a  ready  exchange 
will  not  be  less  than  $50  per  acre.  Owner  is 
determined  to  sell  or  trade  and  invites  propo- 
sitions from  parties  similarly  inclined. 
Address  Will  E  Fisher  &  Co,  Real  Estate 
Agents,  14  Post  st,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 
alifornia.  You  can  own  your  own  home  and  secure 
a  comfortable  income  by  title  to  California 
Colony  Lands,  where  orchards  are  planted 
and  take  care  of  in  tracts  of  5  acres  and 
lemons  and  oranges;  all  well  improved  and 
title  perfect.  For  particulars  address  Box  45, 
Telephone  Bldg.,  San  Francisco. 

California — Los  Angeles,  very  desirable  residence 
on  Adams  st  (K'O  ft  wide),  and  lot  110x150;  has 
9  rooms  and  all  modern  conveniences,  having 
been  fitted  up  for  use  of  owner;  cement  walks, 
wind  mill,  grounds  water  piped,  fruits  of  all 
kinds;  will  be  sold  at  a  sacrifice  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  improved.    P  13. 

Califoroia. — Tehama  Co,  60,000  acres  of  frnit,  vine, 
melon,  vegetable  and  grain  land,  on  railroad; 
two  streams  traverse  entire  tract;  2,500  acres 
bottom  lands,  30,000  rich  rolling,  27,000  some- 
what broken;  fencing  cost  $105,00«.  30,000 
acres  equal  famous  May  wood  Colony  (selling  at 
$76  per  acre);  price  per  acre.  W  H  Woodrd, 
Woman's  Temple,  R  309  $  6 

Florida  — Orange  Co.,  245  acres  carefully  selected 
as  to  quality  and  location  in  the  best  orange 
belt,  |2,ono.  Also  a  beautiful  Flordia  home 
with  barn,  boat  house,  ora'Qge,  mandarin  and 
other  trees  in  bearing.  For  sale  or  exchange 
for  Chicago  property.  Address  Lloyd  &  Co, 
94  La  Salle  st  $3,100 

Florida.  — 50,000  to  500,000  acres  yellow  pine  and 
cypress  lands;  pine  averages  6,000  to  8,000  ft 
to  the  acre;  cypress  (possibly  largest  and 
finest  in  the  South)  12,0C0  to  15,0C0  ft  to 
the  acre;  lands  lie  near  Qnlf  of  Mexico  in 
Florida,  and  none  remote  from  navigable  water, 
and  are  good  farming  and  garden  lands;  price 
p""acre.  WH  Woodward,  Woman's  Temple, 
Room  309  $  1,50 

Illinois. — Rock  Island,  for  sale  or  exchange; 
beaatifnl.  new  modern  residence,  $3,000  cash, 
balance  on  time.    B  4 . 


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Indiana. — Lakeside,  situated  in  the  County  of  Porter, 
Luts  15  and  16  in  block  18,  said  lots  are  in  the 
northwest  of  the  southeast  ^  of  section  30, 
township  37  range  6.  F  A  Rehkopf,  741  lo  745 
W  Lake  st. 

Indiana.— East  Chicago,  River  Shore  add,  lots  32  33 
34  and  36  in  block  4  in  west  ^  of  the  southwest 
}4  of  section  14  township  36  north  range  8,  situ- 
ated in  County  of  Lake.     F  A  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 
Iowa,  a  new  roller  mill  and  elevator  at  Indianola  is 
for  sale  or  exchange;  20  miles  from  Des  Moines, 
on  the  Rock  Island  and  Burlington  railroads: 
capacity  of  mill  75  barreld;  capacity  of  elevator 
35,000  bushels;  cost  about  $40,000;  will  sell  at 
a  bargain  or  exchange  for  improved  property . 
R  11, 

Kansas. — Russell  county,  for  $1,000  all  cash  I  will 
sell  160  acres  excellent  farming  land,  carefully 
selected  twenty  years  ago,  now  surrounded  by 
improved  farms  neat  town  and  railroad.  Owner. 
P.  O.  Box  3167,  Boston.  Mass. 
Missouri. — For  cash  by  August  for      value,  500- 
acre  farm  close  to  Iowa  line,  highly  improved; 
buildings,  orchards,  running  water;  mill  near; 
store  building,  store  furniture,  postoffice,  black- 
smith shop,  stock  scales.     Investigate  quick. 
D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Tennessee. — 100,000  acres;    title  good;  averages 
19,500  feet  to  acre  in  poplar,  white  oak,  ches- 
tnut, tiickory,  ash,  beach,  maple,  hemlock,  etc. 
Price  per  acre.     W  H  Woodward,  Woman's 
Temple,  Room  309  $ 

MISOEIiliANEOUS  . 

A  fine  residence  in  city  of  18,000.     Qood  opening 
for  Homeopathic  physician.     One-half  pasb, 
balance  on  time.    E  4. 
Safely  Deposit  Box,  lease  in  Fidelity  Safe  Deposit 
Company's  vaults.    Address  X  care  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal. 
Sawmill  in  finely  timbered  country.  Capacity 
10,000  ft  per  day.    Modern  appliances,  $2,000 
cash,  $4,000  in  trade.    E  4. 
Thirty-five  acres  of  good  stone  land  28  miles  from 
Chicago,  on  Belt  R.  R.    Big  bargain.  Address 
C  15. 


Real  Estate  for  Exchange. 


BOOTH  BIDE. 

Ada  st,  B  e  cor  70th,  125x124  for  $3,500,  clear.  Will 
exchange  for  a  good  flat  on  West  Side  and 
assume  reasonable  incumbrance.  T  5. 
Dearborn  st(No  6652),  to  exchange  for  clear  vacant 
on  South  Side,  east  of  State  st  and  north  of 
51st,  a  2-story  dwelling  in  6-room  flats,  frame, 

Btone  and  brick  foundation,  well  renttd;H  2  $4,800 

Ellis  av,  near  66th  st,  4. story  fiat  building  con- 
tainiijg  4  8-room  modern  flats,  lot  50  x  166, 
cheap  at  $16,000.     Will  trade  for  vacant  and 
BSTt  cash.    V  11. 
Halsted  st,  near  l^ih,  48  ft,  ripe  for  stores  and 
flats,  will  pay  12%  to  improve.  Incumbrance 
$7,200  at  5%.     Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

or  improved  and  assume.    M  2  $21,600 

Harvey. — $15,000  property,  mostly  improved  and 
clear,  for  farm  in  good  corn  region.  D  L  Perry, 
713  Tacoma  Building. 
Madison  st,  prominent  corner,  large  lot,  substantial 
improvements.  Incumbrance  6^  per  cent. 
Want  $10,000  to  $15,000  cash;  will  take  balance 

in  other  improved  property.    M  11  $40,000 

Sherman  av,  cor  76tb  st,  new  2-story  and  basement 
stone  front  flat  building.  South  side,  encum- 
bered $8,000;  want  farm.    W  15  $18,000 

Sixty-third  st,  west  of  Cottage  Grove  av,  3-story 
brick  and  stone  flat  building  for  good  inside 
vacant.    J.  R.  Lyman,  125  La  Salle  st. 
Stewart  av,  near  63d  st,  fine  corner  stores  and  flats. 
South  Side,  encumbered  $9,000;    want  farm. 

D  12  $21,000 

Wentworth  av,  near  64th  st,  2-Btory  frame  livery 
barn  with  fiat  above,  lot  50x175;  want  clear 
farm  near  Chicago.  Inonmhranoe  $7,000. 
Address  W  F  Hayden,  ible  Building,  Suite  212, 

cor  63d  st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

City  income  for  high-class  North  Shore  vacant, 
clear.  All  street  improvements  in,  and  some 
lake  frontage.  Will  assume  reasonably.  C  12. 
Olybourn  av,  lot  25x150,  with  frame  barn  used  for 
express  business,  rented  at  $20  per  month; 
will  exchange  for  vacant  lot  or  farm.  Ravens- 
wood  lots  on  Lyman,  Robey,  Leiand,  Lawrence, 
Qidding  and  Front  $1,000  for  371^x122;  this  is 
a  snap  for  builders,  as  houses  sell  quick. 
Address  W.  J,  Lukjens,  1223  Chamber  of  Com- 
1  meroe. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  EXCHANGE. 


Indiana  av  No.  7019,  lot  50x150;  12  room  house  with 
stone  basement,  for  good  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  milos  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.  Warren  Sprin- 
ger 2u7  Canal  st. 

Lake  st  W,  Nos.  695-697-699-701.  Will  exchange 
$35,000  equity  in  business  and  flat  building  for 
other  property.  F.R.Kimball,  527  W.  Madi- 
son St. 

Lake  View.— $5,000  in  clear  lots  for  Iowa  farm. 
Will  assume  small  amount.  D  L  Pery,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 

Morgan  Park,  75  clear  lots,  for  vacant  or  poorly  im- 
proved corner  within  3  miles  of  court  house; 
will  pay  or  assume  difference.    Warren  Sprin- 
ger, 207  Canal  st. 
Sheridan  Drive,  1  block  of  10  lots  running  to  the 
lake  worth  $60,000  to  exchange  for  good  inside 
income  property.    Business  property.    £  14. 

A  residence  convenient  to  Garfield  Park,  price 
$7,500.     Pay  with  2-story  brick  modern  8- 
room  residence  at  $3,500,  balance  cash.    0  12. 
Paulina  st,  near  Madison,  3-story  flat  building,  rent 
$990  per  annum .  Will  exchange  for  clear  vacant 

up  to  $5,000.    S  12  $10,000 

Warren  av.,  east  of  Qarfleld  Park,  choice  new  flats. 
Rent$2,280.  Will  take  vacant  and  cash.  H.S. 
Dietrich  &  Co.,  Room  29,  90  LaSalle  it  $22,500 

OUTSIDE. 

Oalifotnia  income  properties  for  sale  on  easy  terms. 
Cattle  ranches,  and  fruit  orchards  in  full  bear- 
ing, comprising  choicest  varieties  of  almonds, 
apricots,  figs,  olives,  prunes,  raisin  grapes, 
149  each;  facing  south.  Encumbrance  $8"000 
at  6  per  cent,  $500  due  soon,  $500  due  in  a 
year  and  $3,000  due  in  3  years.  Will  exchange 
for  clear    lots    or    land,    or   good  outside 

property.    E6  $16,000 

California — 30  acres  in  "West  Riverside  Colony" 
improved  in  raisin  grapes,  and  with  house, 
barn,  well,  windmill,  etc.  Vines  will  bear  their 
first  crop  this  season.  This  tract  is  located  close 
to  good  schools  a  jd  in  a  section  being  rapidly 
improved  to  fruits  and  homes.  Eastern  pro- 
perty considered  for  all  or  part.  Price  per  acre. 
Will  B  Fisher  &  Co,  14  Post  st.  San  Francisco, 

Cal  $  225 

Georgia — 560-acre  line  fruit  farm  in  Houston  Oo. 

clear ;  want  city  property.    W  12  $15,000 

Indiana — Hotel,  a  tine  large  brick,  with  72  feet,  plate 
glaes  front,  64  rooms,  with  all  modern  improve- 
ments, clear,  and  nets  $1,500  per  year;  will 
exchange  for  a  large  first-class  farm  if  well 
improved  and  clear.  Address  G1.0BE  Reai. 
P^STATE  Office,  Plymouth,  Ind. 
Indiana — Farm  in  North  Jndson,  3  miles  from  sta- 
tion, 297  acres  all  well  improved,  well  fenced, 
wind  mill  pump,  good  house  and  good  barns 
with  farming  implements  in  first-class  order. 
Will  take  about  }^  in  Chicago  property,  bal- 
ance cash  and  mortgages.    B  1  $  7,500 

Kansas. — Butler  Co,  960-acre  ranch  for  Chicago 

equity.    D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas. — Russell  Co,  160    acres    improved,  and 
assume  or  pay  difference.     D  L  Perry,  713 
Tacoma  Building. 
Kansas— 2, 350-acre  ranch,    stocked,    in  Southern 

Kansas,  clear.  Want  city  property.  D  14.  ..$60,000 
Kansas — 160  acres,  all  fenced  in,  40-aore  tracts 
near  Columbus,  Cherokee  Co,  7-room  residence, 
barn  60  x  64  with  room  for  16  horses  and  50 
cattle,  and  othor  out  bouses,  wind  mill  for 
pumping  water  and  grinding  machine,  ^mile 
from  railroad,  with  plenty  of  water  running 
through.  $3,000  cash.  Will  take  a  brick  house 
on  North  Side  for  balance-  i.  e.  brick  preferred. 

E  11  1  6,000 

Minnesota. — Wilkin  Co,  320  acres,  all  improved,  for 
good  rental  property.  D  L  Perry,  713  Tacoma 
Building. 

South  Dakota.— Spink  Co,  320  acres.     D  L  Perry, 

713  Tacoma  Building    $  10 

Wisconsin — Lake  Minnetonka.  8-room  house  and  lot 

50  X  150,  clear.    Want  Chicago  property.  S  15.$  3,000 

Wisconsin — Store  property  in  city  of  20,000  popu- 
lation, clear;  good  opening  for  grocery,  hard- 
ware or  clothing.  Will  exchange  for  city  prop- 
erty.  Address  0  16. 

Exchange:  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Southern 
Michigan  85  miles  from  Chicago,  clear,  for  first- 
class  Chicago  improved.  Farm  with  buildings, 
stock  and  implements  worth  $30,000.  Would 
divide  to  suit.    Addres^s  X  40. 

Double  brick  flat  building,  rent  now  aatnally  col- 
lected. $672  per  year.  Manufacturing  terri- 
tory— ground  alone  worth  more  than  price 
asked.    Address  X  40  $5,800 

Have  unimproved  lands  and  ^  cash  for  stock  of 
goods.    X 11 


Deeember2g,  18dS. 


TttE  RfiAL  ESTATE  Al^D  BDILDIKG  JOURNAL. 


Missonri. — 248  acre  farm  located  }4  mile  from  Ar- 
cadia Iron  Oonnty,  Mo.,  with  9-room  frame 
hoDse.  A  workman's  cottage  and  very  large 
barn  and  other  improvements,  valaed  at  $3(i,- 
000,  to  exchuDge  for  Chicago  improved.  Ad- 
dress, 1103  Stock  Exchange. 

Michigan. — 395  lots  in  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  fine  resi- 
denoert  for  exchange  for  good  farms  or  southern 
improved  and  timber  lands, 

80  acrOf  well  improved  farme,  38  miles  from  city, 
good  railroad  accommadations,  10  minates  walk  from 
depot;  $6,400.    8.  a.  Koch,  2943  Union  ave. 


Property  to  Lease. 

SOUTH  BIDE. 

Anbnrn  Park,  Wanted — To  lease  1  to  5  acres  of  land 
with  honse  and  barn  in  the  vicinity  of  Aabnrn 
Park.  State  terms  and  location.    8  18. 

Michigan  av,  n  of  12th  st,  40  ft  front.    99  years. 
Barnes  &  Parish,  157  La  Salle  st. 


Property  for  Rent. 

BOTJIH  SIDE. 

Wabash  av.  No  1906,  store  and  basement,  large  plate 
glass  windows,  6-8tory  building.  Edwin  F 
Getchell,  Marqaette  bnilding. 

WEST  SIDE. 

Two  pice  light  floors,  each  60  by  100  feet,  for 
$150.00  per  month.  Steam  heat  and  freight 
elevator  incladed.  Power  can  be  had  at  reason- 
able cost.  Property  located  on  Van  Bnren  st, 
near  Desplaines.  Address  H  &  D,  Real  Estate 
and  Bnilding  Jonrnal. 


Real  Estate  Wanted. 


Wanted  aboat  500  acres  of  land  accessible  to  good 
railroad  service,  within  20  miles  of  the  Chicago 
conrthonse;  state  price,  location,  etc.  Address 
W.  W,  W.  care  this  paper. 


MICHIGAN  FRUIT  FARM 

GRAIN  and  STOCK  FARMS  well  located  up  to  $150,000. 
A  SUMMER  HOME 

We  have  inquiries  for  the  above  from  parties 
who  would  put  in  desirable,  moderately  incum- 
bered, well  rented  houses  and  flats  in  a  rapidly 
developing  part  of  the  city. 
Will  assume  a  moderate  incumbrance, 
J.  C.  MAGILL  &  CO.,  832  Stock  Exchange. 


For  sale  second-hand  upright  engine;  16  U.  P.  good 
order,  $60.    Builders  Supply  Co.,  3644  Archer 


Desk-room  For  Rent-  To  real  estate  man  in 
large  corner  office  in  Uhlich  block,  excellent  lo- 
cation for  German.  Room  23,  37  N  Clark  st. 
John  Walgren. 


For  Sale  stock  and  established  trade;  will  invoice 
at  wholesale  prices  and  give  the  trade.  What 
property  have  youf    Address,  W.  S.    Care  of 
this  paper. 


Money  to  Loan. 

f 20,000  to  loan  in  sums  to  suit;  Oak  Park,  Austin, 
Linden  Park,  Moreland,  improved  property; 
one-half  the  valuation.  L  A  Gilbert,  713  Tacoma 
bldg. 

Medinah  Temple  Stock  For  Sale- 
Two  shares  or  more  of  the  above  stock  for  sale  at  a 
bargain.    Here  ia  a  chance  to  secure  an  interest 
in  one  of  the  most  promising  office  boildings  in 
the  city.    M  20,  care  of  this  Jodbnai.. 


Co-Operative 

Collecting 

Agency. 

SUITE  818 

CHAMBER  OF  COIViMERC  BLDC. 

Claims  Under  $200  Put  in  Judgment 
for  $4.00. 

Special  reports  at  to  flnancial  standing.  Business 
and  moral  character;  Also  as  to  Real  Estate,  Chat- 
tie  Mortgages,  Judgments,  Mechanic's  Liens,  etc. 


ONLY 
$130 

arid,  up^^gird.© 
for 

CHICAGO  LOTS 


Title 

Guarantee 
Trust  Co. 

fThe  First  Guarantee  Company  organized  in  Chicago.] 
S.  W.  COR.  LA  SALLE  AND  WASHINGTON  STS. 


Capital  Paid  up 
Undivided  Earnings, 


$1,600,000 
•  300.000 


in 


IRVING  PARK 

BOULEVARD 

SUBDIVISION. 

TERMS  $5  PER  MONTH, 

3  blocks  from 
station  and  fran- 
chise granted  for 
electric  railway 
past  the  prop- 
erty. 

Prices  will  be 
advanced  in  the 
spring 


Salesman 
Wanted. 


ANDREW  DUNNING  &  CO., 

CHICA&O  STOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDING. 


Is  Authorized  by  Law  to  act  as 

Administrator,  Executor,  Guardian,  Trustee,  Re. 
ceiver  and  Assignee,  and  lias  deposited 

$200,000.00 

with  State  Auditor  as  a  Security  Fund. 

Transacts  a  General  Trust  Business, 
Makes  fi'bstracts  of  Title . 

Guarantees  Titles  to  Beal  Estate. 

PBOMFT  SEBYIOE  AND  BEA80NABL.E  BATES. 
OFFICERS. 

QwTNN  Qabnbtt,  Pres.  A.  H.  Selljcbs,  VIce  Prest. 
A.  A,  ^IBWABT,  Sec'y.    0  B.  Labsabeb,  Treas. 
Fbake  H.  8BLLSB8,   rast  Officer. 


D.  B.HUTCHINSON, 

85  WASHINGTON  STEEET.  Suite  49. 

Lots  on  the  line  of  the 

Metropolitan  Elevated  Road 

Adjoining  station,  including 
choice  corners  on  Kedzie, 
Albany  and  Spaulding  aves., 
and  Harrison,  Flournoy  and 
Lexington  streets. 


FOR  LEASE 

At  north  pier  of 
Chicago  river. 

Dock  and  Manufacturing 
PROPERTY 

On  Miobigan,  Illinois  and  Indiana  sts.,  east  of  St.  Olair  st. 

DOCK  FACILITIES  UNSURPASSED. 
GOOD  i^AILROAD  SERVICE. 

Will  Make  Ground  Leases  or  Ereot  Warehonses  and 
Mannfactaring  Baildings  and  LeabO  for  Term  of 

OGDEN,  SHELDON  &  CO, 

38  CLARK  s  r. 


THE  aCGlDENTS  OF  LIFE 

Write  to  T.  S.  Quincey, 
Drawer  156,  Chicago,  Secre- 
tary of  the  Star  Accident 
Company,  for  information 
regarding  Accident  Insur- 
ance. Mention  this  paper. 
By  so  doing  you  can  save 
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Be  your  own  Agent. 

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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BtTtLDlNG  JOURNAL 


December  28,  iSs 


— ^=1THE|= — 

Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 


E.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor. 


OPFIJE— 163  and  165  Wsshlngton  Street. 
Sabsoription  Price,  $5.00  Per  Tear. 


Entered  as  second-class  matter  at  the  postofflce,  Ohicago. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY,  DECEMBER  28.  im. 


THE  TRADE  SITUATION. 

A  holiday  season  is  an  excellent  time  for  a  panic  if 
other  conditions  are  favorable.  This  year  there  has 
been  an  unfortunate  condition  of  affairs  in  a  combi- 
nation of  holiday  dullness  with  a  war  scare,  the  two 
sending  stocks  to  the  bottom  in  a  hurry.  For  a  few 
days  it  seemed  as  though  a  panic  were  imminent,  but 
now  the  ridiculous  side  of  the  wai  tails  is  apparent, 
and  stocks  are  going  up  again.  It  is  evident  to  all 
thinking  individuals  that  there  will  be  no  war  be- 
tween the  United  States  and  England.  However 
great  the  war  spirit  on  this  side  the  ocean,  there  is 
absolutely  none  on  the  other  side,  and  England  is  in 
such  a  position  commercially  that  a  war  would  result 
most  disastrously  for  her,  even  if  she  were  victorious. 
Any  sacrifice  of  national  honor  on  her  part  would  be 
preferable  to  the  destruction  of  her  merchant  marine, 
which  would  surely  follow  a  declaration  of  war.  For 
all  practical  purposes  it  is  much  better  to  dismiss  all 
thoughts  of  war  from  a  consideration  of  the  financial 
problem.  The  war  cry  is  simply  a  diversion  from  the 
real  facts  at  issue. 

To  an  impartial  reader  of  the  daily  telegraphic  dis- 
patches it  would  seem  that  the  chief  curse  of  our 
country  is  politics.  Congress  and  the  president  ap 
pear  to  be  in  an  undignified  wrangle  over  measures 
for  "  relief "  nominally,  but  for  jobbery  practically. 
It  is  seriously  proposed  by  the  one  to  tax  the  people 
into  prosperity  by  the  enactment  of  a  new  tariff 
measure,  and  it  is  equally  calmly  proposed  by  the 
other  to  plunge  the  country  still  further  into  debt  for 
the  purpose  of  keeping  up  an  appearance  before  the 
nations  of  the  earth  Both  propositions  are  absurd, 
and,  fortunately,  the  political  deadlock  is  such  that 
neither  of  them  has  much  prospect  of  being  carried 
into  consummation.  If  it  is  true  that  the  nation  is 
unable  to  meet  its  obligations,  all  the  taxation  in  the 
world  will  not  remedy  the  matter,  nor  will  a  resort 
to  further  borrowing  do  more  than  postpone  the  in- 
evitable day  of  judgment.  It  is  a  cowardly  pulicy 
that  attempts  to  shift  the  debts  of  the  fathers  onto 
the  third  and  fourth  generation. s 

The  trouble  is  that  the  financial  stringency  is  felt 
abroad  as  well  as  here.  England  needs  money  and 
^^emands  what  is  her  due  from  us  in  the  way  of  in- 
terest, and  sometimes  the  principal  also.  All  of  this 
we  must  pay  in  gold  if  not  in  products.  We  can  pay 
in  products  if  we  will  sell  them  at  a  low  price  enough 
to  command  the  markets  of  the  Old  World.  It  is 
simply  a  question  of  low  prices.  As  the  demand  for 
gold  increases  prices  of  our  products  must  fall  or  we 
must  pay  in  gold.  If  we  would  avoid  payment  of 
the  yellow  metal  we  must  undersell  Europe.  It 
would  be  far  better  for  us  to  part  with  our  surplus 
corn,  wheat,  etc.,  at  merely  nominal  prices  than  to 
issue  bonds  or  tax  the  common  people  for  the  purpose 
of  keeping  up  the  altogether  useless  show  of  paying 
gold  to  England. 


It  is  impossible  to  see  how  any  harm  could  result  to 
England  from  such  a  method  of  settlement  if  the 
facts  are  as  she  claims  them  to  be.  The  disputed 
boundary  line  could  be  determined  by  arbitration 
without  any  material  injury  or  loss  of  self-respect  on 
her  part,  provided  she  is  in  the  right.  Therefore, 
when  the  declines  to  adjust  the  controversy  in  that 
peaceful  and  reasonable  way,  she  places  herself  in  a 
suspicious  attitude  as  to  the  sincerity  of  her  preten- 
sions. She  must  know  that  when  she  insists  upon  a 
point  which  is  a  question  of  fact,  and  will  not  con- 
sent to  have  it  impartially  investigated,  she  practi- 
cally confesses  to  the  fear  that  it  would  be  decided 
against  her.  This  is  not  the  Monroe  doctrine,  it  is 
simply  justice  and  common  sense. 


LOCAL  STOCK  MARKET. 


One  fact  of  importance  has  been  demonstrated  on 
the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange  during  the  past  week. 
It  is  that  our  local  stocks  are  practically  independent 
of  Wall  street  influence.  When  the  flurry  struck 
London  and  New  York  it  had  a  sympathetic  effect  in 
Chicago  but  it  was  purely  sympathetic  and  not  at  all 
lasting.  Friday,  Saturday  and  Monday  were  days  of 
quick  sales  and  low  prices  owing  to  the  general  un- 
certainty caused  by  war  talk  and  foreign  financial 
disturbances,  but  the  reaction  came  on  Tuesday,  and 
by  Thursday,  when  the  intervening  holiday  had  af- 
forded time  for  reflection,  prices  were  fully  restored 
and  sales  booming. 

The  most  active  stock  of  the  list  was  Lake  Street 
Elevated.  Closing  Tuesday  at  20i,  n  sold  up  to  22 
Thursday  and  closed  at  21  Friday.  North  Chicago 
sold  at  303  Friday  and  closed  strong  at  that  flgure, 
3  points  ahead  of  City  Railway.  It  has  long  been  the 
dream  of  holders  of  this  stock  that  sometime  it  would 
be  worth  more  than  the  South  Side  security.  The 
rise  seems  to  be  based  on  actual  merit  as  an  invest- 
ment security.  West  Chicago,  on  the  other  hand, 
has  been  disappointing.  It  closed  Friday  at  llOf  and 
has  been  selling  all  the  week  at  from  109  ^to  112i. 
Competition  on  a  large  scale  seems  to  be  unfavorable 
to  this  stock,  yet  its  possibilities  are  far  greater  than 
any  other  of  the  surface  railways.  Diamond  Match, 
Straw  Board,  and  New  York  Biscuit,  all  have  shown 
creditable  strength  in  the  general  recovery  of  the 
past  three  days. 


THE  LATE  BUSINESS  DISTURBANCE. 


President  Cleveland  capped  the  climax  of  the  past 
year's  business  troubles  when  he  invited  war  with 
Great  Britain  by  sending  a  message  to  Congress  on 
the  Venezuela  boundary  question.  The  President 
was  convinced  that  the  Monroe  Doctrine  gave  him 
the  right  to  interfere  in  the  controversy  between 
Great  Britain  and  the  South  American  republic,  and 
asked  the  former  to  submit  the  matter  to  a  court  of 
arbitration.  This  the  English  Government  refused 
to  do,  and  alleged,  in  addition,  that  the  Monroe 
Doctrine  did  not  properly  apply  to  the  matter  in  any 
wise. 

Prompted  by  motives  of  patriotism,  Congress  re- 
ceived the  message  with  applause,  and  a  bill  was 
passed  unanimously  to  appropriate  $100,000  in  order 
to  carry  out  the  President's  suggestion.  This  meas- 
ure was  received  with  more  deliberation  in  the  Sen- 
ate, although  that  body,  too,  was  found  to  be  one  in 
sentiment  with  the  House  in  support  of  the  Presi- 
dent's position.  These  events  have  been  succeeded 
by  a  universal  shout  of  belligerent  enthusiasm  from 
the  press  of  the  country,  barring  some  exceptions,  in 
which  eloquent  words  of  caution  and  regret  for  these 
most  unsettling  developments  receive  repeated  ut- 
terance. 

As  predicted  by  the  Journal  in  an  article  written 
last  Thursday  a  week  ago  and  published  on  Saturday 
December  zl,  the  result  of  this  hasty  action  would 
be  depression  in  American  securities  and  general  dis- 
turbance to  business. 

The  immediate  effect  of  President  Cleveland's 
message  was  the  selling  of  American  shares  in  Lon- 
don. The  New  York  markets  naturally  responded  in 
sympathy  with  the  depression  of  prices  which  this 
move  involved.  As  the  tone  of  public  sentiment  in 
this  country  was  recognized  to  be  in  perfect  accord 
with  the  President's  views,  the  desire  to  relieve 
themselves  of  American  shares  spread  among  Euro- 
pean capitalists.  The  fall  of  prices  reached  its 
climax  on  Friday,  which  for  a  time  seemed  to  have 
fallen  uader  a  cloud  as  threatening  as  that  of  Black 


Friday.  Some  of  the  most  striking  losses  of  value  on 
the  New  York  Stock  Exchange,  compared  with 
Thursday's  prices,  were:  Sugar  stock  fell  five  points: 
Baltimore  &  Ohio,  3  1-2;  Burlington  &  Qmncy,  6  3-1; 
Canada  Southern,  5  1-2;  Chicago  Gas,  5-3t<;  Consoli- 
dated Gas.  7  1-2;  Delaware  &  Hudson.  5;  Delaware, 
Lackawanna  &  Western.  3  3-4;  Denver  &  Rio  Grande 
pref..  5;  General  Electric,  5;  Iowa  Central  pref., 
5  1  2;  Kansas  &  Texas  pref.,  5  1-4;  Lake  Erie  &  West- 
ern pref,  5;  Louisville  &  Nashville.  7  1-4;  Michigan 
Central,  7  3-4;  Missouri  Pacific,  5  3-4;  i>ew  Jersey 
Central,  6  1-2;  New  York,  Susquehanna  &  Western 
pref.,  6;  Omaha,  6;  Pacific  Mail,  5  1-2;  Rock  Island, 
o  1  2;  St.  Paul,  8  1-8;  Tennessee  Coal,  6  1-8.  It  is  not 
difficult  to  believe  that  such  demoralizing  changes  in 
values,  invading  and  destroyine  margins  of  loans, 
should  have  led  to  the  withdrawal  of  credit  by  banks 
or  its  extension  at  extremely  high  rates.  In  many 
cases  the  drop  in  prices  was  greater  than  the  ultim- 
ate loss  noted  above.  Several  stock  brokerage  firms 
were  compelled  to  suspend  during  the  day.  Call 
loans  were  renewed  early  in  the  day  at  about  4  per 
cent,  but  it  was  not  many  minutes  before  the  rate 
had  advanced  to  10  per  cent.,  reaching  80  per  cent., 
presently  and  falling  to  about  50  per  cent,  at  the 
close  The  general  sentiment  among  Stock  Exchange 
firms,  as  well  as  among  the  banks,  was  not  at  all  im- 
proved by  the  streneth  of  the  sterling  exchange  mar- 
ket. The  drop  in  wheat  was  followed  by  large  orders 
from  abroad,  but  by  no  means  to  the  extent  to  which 
securities  were  being  relinquished  and  gold  de- 
manded therefor  in  the  foreign  capitals.  Foreign 
banking  houses  were  heard  to  say  that  they  were 
unable  to  get  such  credit  under  the  present  circum- 
stances as  would  enable  them  to  supply  bills  to  re- 
mitters instead  of  specie. 

In  sympathy  with  the  decline  in  stocks  on  the 
London  and  New  York  Stock  Exchanges  the  local 
stock  Exchange  in  Chicago  was  thrown  into  a  panicky 
state  resulting  in  some  heavy  losses  and  shattering 
confidence  in  everything  In  the  line  of  local  securi- 
ties. There  could  be  no  possible  connection  between 
stock  speculation  and  real  estate  ordinarily  but  the 
alarm  was  so  great  and  the  effect  so  wide-spread  that 
real  estate  dealers  could  transact  no  business,  and 
the  market  is  yet  in  a  state  of  suspense.  Nor  is 
English  capital  invested  in  the  United  States  con- 
fined to  stocks  and  bonds.  Millions  of  dollars  of 
English  capital  is  invested  in  real  estate  in  New 
York,  Chicago  and  other  leading  cities. 

The  Journal  does  not  aim  to  decry  this  manifes- 
tation of  loyalty  and  patriotism  so  strikingly  dis- 
played by  the  President,  the  congress  and  by  the 
masses  of  the  people,  but  it  deprecates  the  fact  that 
the  message  was  sent  to  congress  at  a  time  when  the 
business  men  of  the  country  who  were  but  slowly  re- 
covering from  the  financial  depression  of  the  past 
two  or  three  years  were  looking  forward  to  increased 
exports  as  a  consequence  of  our  large  crops  and  a 
continuation  of  the  good  feeling  so  long  existing  be- 
tween the  United  States  and  the  nations  of  Europe, 
and  on  account  of  our  present  financial  condition  as 
a  nation  and  the  depression  in  the  price  of  produce. 

SYNDICATE  BUYS  OLD  UNIVERSITY  > 
TRACT. 


The  university  tract,  bounded  by  Cottag;e  Grove 
avenue,  Rhodes  avenue,  College  Place  and  University 
Place  has  been  sold  to  a  syndicate  for  about  $400,000 
by  the  Union  Mutual  Life  Insurance  company  of 
Portland,  Maine.  The  frontage  on  Cottage  Grove 
avenue  is  100  feet  at  the  corner  of  Thirty-fourth 
street.  The  total  amount  of  frontage  acquired  is 
about  2000  feet.  The  buildings  on  the  ground  go 
with  it.  The  syndicate  is  composed  of  the  firm  of 
Galloway,  Lyman  &  Patton,  Holabird  &  Roche,  the 
architects  and  a  firm  of  contractors.  The  scheme  is 
to  borrow  money  on  a  first  mortgage,  say  $800,000, 
form  a  stock  company  and  issue  stock  for  a  million 
dollars  or  more.  This  is  the  second  attempt  to  util- 
ize this  property  for  residence  purposes.  In  the 
present  depressed  condition  of  rents  it  is  doubtful 
whether  the  project  will  be  a  successful  one  from  a 
financial  point  of  view,  but  if  the  plan  to  issue  a 
million  dollars  of  stock  besides  placing  a  mortgage 
on  the  land  and  improvements  is  successful  the  en- 
terprise will  result  in  making  the  projectors  rich, 
that  is,  provided  they  can  sell  the  stock.  The  syn- 
dicate is  composed  of  a  firm  of  lawyers,  a  firm  of 
architects  and  a  firm  of  contractors.  They  ought  to 
make  it  go  even  in  dull  times.  There  is  already  a 
surplus  of  houses  and  flats  in  this  neighborhood  and 
it  is  probable  that  a  bunch  of  forty  or  more  buildings 
such  as  they  intend  to  erect  will  have  to  bid  for  a 
cheap  class  of  tenants. 


THE  VENEZUELA  MATTER. 

A  dispute  over  the  boundary  line  of  a  little  nation 
ought  not  to  enter  into  the  question  of  every-day 
finances  of  a  country  as  great  as  this,  but  so  much 
has  been  said  on  this  subject  during  the  past  week 
that  it  merits  a  word  in  this  connection.  The  real 
question  at  issue  is,  will  England  arbitrate  her  claim 
against  the  weaker  nation?  The  United  States  has 
not  asked  her  to  give  up  that  claim  nor  to  modify  it 
in  any  form,  but  simply  to  submit  it  to  arbitration. 


December  28, 1895. 


THE  EEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1233 


IMPORTANT  SALES  AND  LEASES 
1895. 

The  year  1895  has  been  a  twelvemonth  of  trial  and 
disappointment  to  the  real  estate  fraternity  of  Chi- 
cago. At  the  beginning  of  the  year  there  was  small 
promise  of  business,  and  as  the  spring  months  went 
by  the  transfer  list  seemed  to  grow  smaller  rather 
than  larger,  but  after  the  summer  with  its  usual 
dullness  had  given  place  to  autumn  an  improvement 
was  noticeable  which  has  continued  up  to  the  pres- 
ent time  and  gives  better  promise  for  the  coming 
year.  While  real  estate  has  been  depressed,  it  has 
not  been  any  worse  off  than  every  other  interest  nor, 
indeed,  so  bad.  Unimproved  property  in  some  in- 
stances has  suffered  considerable  depreciation,  but 
rents  have  not  fallen  off  in  proportion  to  business  in 
general.  When  it  is  considered  that  values  of  nearly 
all  purchasable  commodities  have  been  reduced  about 
one-half  by  the  rapid  appreciation  of  money,  it  must 
be  acknowledged  that  real  estate  remains  now,  as 
ever,  the  only  strong  basis  of  investment. 

SUMMARY   OF  THE  SALES   MARKET   FOR  THE  YEAR. 

State  street  frontages  seem  to  have  been  in  demand 
more  largely  during  the  year  than  any  other  down- 
town property,  and  as  usual  State  street  sales  have 
shown  constant  appreciation  in  prices.  One  of  the 
first  important  sales  of  the  year  was  that  of  20  by 
1.38i  feftt  at  387  South  State  street,  for  $43,750,  of 
which  $40,000  represented  the  value  of  the  ground. 
This  property  is  located  260  feet  south  of  Harrison 
street  and  fronts  west.  The  price,  12,000  a  front 
foot,  is  considered  very  low  in  the  light  of  subsequent 
transactions  in  that  vicinity. 

Another  large  sale  of  State  street  property  was  that 
of  the  premises  known  as  411  and  413  State  street 
which  were  sold  to  L.  Z.  Leiter  for  $140,000.  This 
sale  was  at  the  rate  of  $3,500  per  front  foot  for  the  40 
by  138  feet  of  ground.  A  few  weeks  later  Mr.  Leiter 
again  gave  evidence  of  his  faith  in  State  street  prop- 
erty by  paying  $3,000  a  foot  for  40  feet  adjoining  the 
above  on  the  south.  This  second  purchase  gave  him 
complete  control  of  the  entire  Gonroy  Hotel  property. 

The  fall  of  the  year  saw  the  only  noteworthy  activ- 
ity in  central  property.  A  lot  40  by  100  feet  on  the 
west  side  of  State  street,  100  feet  south  of  Van  Buren 
street,  was  sold  for  $240,000,  or  at  the  rate  of  $6,000  a 
front  foot.  This  startling  figure  opened  the  eyes  of 
some  investors  who  were  beginning  to  think  that 
State  street  values  had  begun  to  fall.  Then  came 
the  great  sacrifice  sale  of  64  by  143  feet  nn  State  street, 
east  front,  between  Washington  and  Madison  streets, 
known  as  Pardridge's  Main  Store.  This  property 
was  bought  by  H.  H.  Kohlsaat  for  $775,000;  |12,109  a 
front  foot  or  $85  a  square  foot.  It  was  a  great  sale 
at  a  high  price  in  a  time  of  general  business  depres- 
sion and  was  a  vindication  for  State  street  property. 

Late  in  November  State  street  again  distinguished 
itself  in  a  sale  to  L  Z.  Leiter  of  the  properties  at  Nos. 
393  and  395  to  399,  the  former  20  by  138  feet  for  $61,- 
500  cash  and  the  latter  60  by  94  feet  for  $230,000  cash. 
The  prices  paid  for  the  two  lots  gave  a  front  foot  valu- 
ation of  $3,833  and  $3,075  respectively— the  highest 
figures  ever  paid  for  property  south  of  Harrison  street. 

These  sales,  together  with  that  of  the  Fair  prop- 
erty just  north  of  Adams  street,  which  was  fully  re- 
ported in  the  Journal  a  few  weeks  ago,  show  that 
there  has  been  no  falling  off  in  interest  of  investors 
as  regards  State  street  frontages,  in  spite  of  the 
panicky  condition  of  business  in  general. 

Wabash  avenue  divided  honors  with  State  street 
during  the  year.  In  February  W.  W.  Kimball  &  Co. 
bought  the  leasehold  and  building  occupied  by  them 
at  243  to  253  Wabash  avenue.  The  frontage  is  80  feet, 
and  the  price  paid  was  not  less  than  $3,000  per  front 
foot  for  the  land  alone.  No  figures  were  given,  but 
from  the  ground  rental  it  was  evident  that  not  less 
than  $250,000  was  considered  as  the  value  of  the 
ground.  This  was  made  evident  a  few  months  later 
by  the  sale  of  a  leasehold  interest  in  80  by  172  feet  on 
Wabash  avenue,  160  feet  south  of  Adams  street,  for 
$225,000,  which  was  considered  a  low  figure. 

Several  blocks  farther  south,_  83i  feet  north  of  Peck 
pourt,  west  froiit,  a  sale  of  78  by  173  feet  oq  Wabash 


avenue  is  worthy  of  special  mention.  The  price  paid 
was  $131,000,  of  which  $100,000  represented  the  value 
of  the  ground.  Considering  the  location  this  price 
would  indicate  considerable  strength  in  Wabash 
avenue  frontages. 

The  property  at  250  and  252  Wabash  avenue,  48  by 
90  feet,  with  a  five-story  stone  front  building  was 
sold  for  $192,000.  The  ground  was  sold  in  1883  for 
$73,604,  and  after  the  present  building  was  erected,  in 
1890  the  entire  property  was  sold  for  $140,000.  The 
present  selling  price  of  $192,000  shows  a  clear  profit 
of  $52,000  for  five  years'  holding.  The  front  foot 
figure  for  both  land  and  building  is  $3,350. 

MISCELLANEOUS  SALES  OF  IMPORTANCE. 

Early  in  January  the  sale  of  the  Sibley  Warehouse 
property  was  announced.  A  new  storage  corporation 
obtained  control  of  the  warehouses  and  land  at  Clark 
street  and  the  Chicago  river  for  $1,150,000,  and  also 
leased  for  ninety-nine  years  the  adjoining  land  on  the 
Dearborn  avenue  side,  thus  securing  all  the  frontage 
on  the  north  side  of  the  river  between  Clark  street 
and  Dearborn  avenue.  The  purpose  was  to  erect  two 
new  12-story  warehouses. 

The  Barrett  House  property,  on  the  southeast  cor- 
ner of  Cottage  Grove  and  Bowen  avenue,  was  sold  for 
$275,000.  Of  this  $200,000  represented  the  value  of 
the  building  and  $75,000  the  ground  value.  This  was 
about  $735  per  front  foot  for  the  Cottage  Grove 
avenue  frontage. 

A  1360,000  sale  of  La  Salle  street  property  was 
hailed  as  the  largest  transaction  of  the  first  half  of 
the  year.  It  was  the  sale  of  29  by  101  feet  on  La  Salle 
street,  west  front,  148  feet  north  of  Madison  street. 
The  price  put  on  the  ground  in  this  transaction  was 
$8,000  per  front  foot  and  was  regarded  as  a  record 
breaker  for  La  Salle  street  frontages. 

While  such  sales  as  the  above  were  not  numerous 
during  the  year  there  were  enough  of  them  to  indi- 
cate a  healthy  condition  of  the  market.  The  north- 
west corner  of  13th  street  and  Michigan  boulevard, 
100  by  171  feet,  was  sold  for  $200,000,  or  $2,000  a  foot. 

The  Y.  M.  C.  A.  property  on  Madison  street  35  by 
100  feet,  65  feet  east  of  La  Salle  street,  was  sold  for 
$177,458,  an  estimated  price  for  the  land  alone  of 
$3,000  a  front  foot.  The  former  home  of  the  Western 
News  Company,  on  Eandolph  street  between  Wabash 
avenue  and  Holden  place,  76x104  feet,  improved, 
brought  1210,000.  The  leasehold  interest  of  the 
Chicago  Evening  Post  Building  was  sold  for  $200,000, 
The  property  is  40  by  80  feet,  north  front  on  Wash- 
ington street,  80  feet  east  of  Fifth  avenue.  The 
northwest  corner  of  Drexel  boulevard  and  Fifty-first 
street,  129  by  191i  feet,  sold  for  $600  a  foot,  an  ad- 
vance of  $100  over  previous  prices  for  boulevard  prop- 
erty. A  half  million  dollar  sale  of  Clark  and  Ran- 
dolph street  property  was  made  in  June.  The  ground 
bounds  the  Ashlaud  block  and  fronts  80  feet  on  Ran- 
dolph and  40  feet  on  Clark  street.  The  price  paid 
was  $560,000,  or  about  $30  a  square  foot. 

The  largest  sale  of  the  year  was  that  of  the  block 
bounded  by  Eandolph,  Market  and  Washington 
streets  and  the  Chicago  river  at  $1,500,000.  This 
property  cost  the  purchaser  in  1834  $1,950. 

The  only  sale  of  the  year  in  which  a  depreciation 
is  confessed  was  that  of  235  and  237  Monroe  street,  for 
$255,000.  This  property  was  bought  iii  1892  for  $300,- 
000  and  has  apparently  shrunken  in  value  since  that 
time,  but  the  former  consideration  may  have  been 
fictitious. 

A  few  acre  sales  of  importance  were  recorded  in 
1895.  Thirty-five  acres  just  north  of  Diversey  street, 
between  Pobey  street  and  the  Chicago  and  North- 
western railroad  tracks,  were  sold  for  $3,600  an  acre. 
A  tract  of  76.21  acres,  lying  between  State  street  and 
Indiana  avenue  and  87th  and  9Ist  streets,  was  sold 
for  $725  per  acre— a  very  low  figure.  The  Grant  Loco- 
motive Works  property,  1,886  by  641  feet  on  Robin- 
son avenue,  northwest  corner  of  West  16th  street, 
with  machinery  and  buildings,  was  sold  to  the 
Siemens-Halske  Electric  Company.  This  property 
comprises  over  twenty  seven  acres  of  valuable  land, 
besides  improvements  of  great  value.  Eight  acres 
in  Harvey,  together  with  the  plant  of  the  Craver  & 
Steele  Company,  were  sold  for  $205,000, 


A  FEW  NINETY-NINE  YEAR  LEASES. 

Long  term  leases  have  fallen  somewhat  into  disre- 
pute owing  to  the  difficulty  found  by  so  many  lessees 
in  paying  their  ground  rent.  Only  a  few  of  these 
leases  were  recorded  during  1895.  The  ground  and 
building  on  Washington  street,  120  feet  east  of  Fifth 
avenue,  was  leased  for  ninety-nine  years  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $15,000  in  gold.  An  eleven-story  building  to 
cost  $200,000  is  now  being  erected. 

A  lot  on  Clark  street,  66i  feet  north  of  Madison 
street,  east  front,  2H  by  80  feet,  was  leased  for  94 
years,  at  $5,000  a  year  for  the  first  four  years,  and  at 
the  rate  of  $6,000  a  year  for  the  remainder  of  the 
term. 

The  Commercial  Hotel  property,  at  the  northwest 
corner  of  Dearborn  and  Lake  streets,  was  leased  for 
99  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $15,000  for  the  first 
ten  years  and  $16,000  per  annum  for  the  remaining 
89  years. 

The  northeast  corner  of  Des  Plaines  and  Fulton 
streets,  170  by  170  feet,  was  leased  for  ninety-nine 
years  at  $12,000  per  annum.  Another  corner  on  the 
West  Side  was  put  under  ninety  nine-year  lease  at  a 
very  different  figure.  It  was  the  southeast  corner  of 
Lake  and  Union  streets,  24  by  1J6,  and  the  rental  was 
$1,500  a  year  for  the  first  ten  years  and  $1,800  per  an- 
num for  the  balance  of  the  term. 
B  Poole 

THE  SCHOOL  LEASE  MATTER. 

Lessees  of  school  property  were  fortunate  in  choos- 
ing a  year  when  leases  were  in  smallest  demand  to 
secure  from  the  school  board  a  modification  of  their 
contracts.  It  is  evident  that  a  revaluation  clause 
properly  construed  would  be  fair  to  all  concerned, 
but  the  lessees  of  school  property  wanted  a  gift,  and 
they  got  it.  The  terms  of  their  leases  were  changed 
in  many  instances  from  a  revaluation  every  ten  years' 
to  straight  ninety-nine  year  leases,  and  the  value  of 
this  concession  is  best  seen  in  the  instance  of  Hannah 
and  Hogg,  the  Madison  street  saloon  keepers,  who 
sold  their  lease,  within  a  few  months  after  it  was 
"  readjusted",  for  $200,000.  This  sum  practically  re- 
presented the  amount  of  the  gift  of  the  Board  of 
Education  to  these  lessees  out  of  the  school  fund  of 
the  city,  and  as  this  was  but  a  single  instance  it  is 
reasonable  to  suppose  that  the  entire  amount  of  such 
gifts  under  the  readjusting  process  amounted  to 
nearly  a  million  dollars. 

THE  LOAN  MARKET. 

A.  deal  of  talk  has  been  heard  during  the  year  about 
4i  per  cent,  money,  but  very  little  of  it  has  been  seen. 
The  rates  have  been  chiefiy  5  per  cent,  for  large  loans 
and  6  per  cent,  for  small  ones.  Where  4i  per  cent  has 
been  made  there  has  been  some  special  reason  for  the 
reduction.  A  loan  of  $100,000  at  4i  per  cent,  was 
made  on  the  property  100  and  102  Madison  street,  to 
run  five  years.  Another  loan  of  $150,000  for  five  years 
at  4i  per  cent,  was  made  on  the  property  111  to  117 
Dearborn  street.  This  is  gilt-edge  security,  the 
ground  alone  being  worth  $500,000. 

BUILDING  ACTIVITY  DURING  THE  YEAR. 

In  spite  of  the  most  unfavorable  conditions  build- 
ing enterprises  have  been  pushed  to  completion  with 
a  rapidity  which  anywhere  but  in  Chicago  would  ap- 
pear marvelous.  Early  in  the  year  th-j  Marquette 
building  was  completed,  and  about  the  same  time  the 
Fort  Dearborn  building  was  finished  Later  saw  the 
projection  of  the  Atwood  and  Fisher  buildings,  and 
these  were  pushed  upward  with  characteristic  Chi- 
cago energy.  Stein vvay  Hall,  a  magnificent  eleven- 
story  structure  on  Van  Buren  street,  between  Wa- 
bash and  Michigan  avenues,  was  completed  during 
the  year.  The  Reaper  Block  was  entirely  remodeled 
and  two  stories  were  added,  at  a  cost  of  about  $85,- 
000.  Numerous  other  building  projects,  some  of 
them  of  great  magnitude,  were  successfully  carried 
through  during  the  year. 

REMARKABLE  STREET  RAILWAY  EXTENSION. 

Chicago  has  been  the  center  of  the  most  important 
street  and  elevated  railway  extension  of  any  city  on 
the  continent,  during  the  most  depressing  years 
financially  that  the  country  has  known  for  nearly  a 
quarter  of  a  century.  It  would  seem  that  some  capi- 
talists have  not  yet  lost  faith  in  this  city.  Th^ 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  28,  1895 


Table  Showing  Summary  of  Transfers  for  the  years  1893,  1894  and  1895. 


ISSS 

1BS5 

BALES     1  AMOUNT 

SALES     1  AMOONT 

SAIiE3     1  AMOUNT 

H  1  Over  |1,000  

5  1  Under  f 1,000  

a  Oonnty  

1  lotal  

1,366 

678 
739 

$9,062,679 
413,932 
1,491,264 

1,149 

501 
621 

$8,672,661 
294.211 
1.637,f01 

1,096 

438 
454 

$9,845,698 
202,081 
1,194.244 

2  675 

$10,967,866 

2.271 

$10  604,573 

1.988 

1     «1 1.242.0^3 

1  Over  |l,ono  

ri  1  Under  1 1,000  

^  1  Cocnty  

1  Total  

1,279    1  $9,436,616 
774    '  437,301 
691    1  1,552.889 

1,073 
436 
637 

$7,4.W,315 
262,265 
953,655 

980 
365 
490 

$6,907,120 
222,656 
978,178 

2,744    1  $11,426,806 

2.043 

$8,646  235 

1.835 

«8,107,954 

•  1  Over  f  1,000  

5  1  Under  |1,000  ;,. . 

S  1  Total  

852 
983 

#11  CIO  coc 

1,119  168 
2,904*723 

1,637 
579 
664 

$10,086,665 
348,186 
1,256.1.S3 

1,450 
504 
685 

$10,178,384 
300,677 
2,10(1,939 

3.618 

«15,607,507 

2,880    1  $11.69(1,984 

2,639 

*]  2.679,900 

.  1  Over  11,000  

d  1  Under  |1,C00  

1  Total  

if  DcD 

620 
836 

JPO,  741,584 

389,553 
2,907!516 

1,472 

OU-l 

730 

$9,891,335 
340,481 
1.352,748 

1,354 
434 

532 

$8,067,862 
271,381 
1,039,843 

2,842 

«12,173,652 

2.766 

$11.584..'i64 

2.320 

*9.37».(  86 

1  Over  $1,000  

w  1  Under  |1,C00  

1  Total  

766 
900 

$lo,i)98,0ol 
381,826 
1,911,187 

1,501 
582 
691 

$9,348,369 
355,293 
1,442,972 

1,340 
430 
510 

$10,152,027 
261,066 
1,067,639 

3,314 

$16.7(10.104 

2,674 

$11,146,624 

2.280 

$11,470,631 

1  Over  $1,000  

w  1  Under  $1,000  

1  Total   

1,222 
728 
776 

$7,470,746 
412,582 
2,195,609 

1,699 
645 
669 

$7,856,994 
562.095 
'.567,763 

1,527 
523 
590 

$16,173,979 
305,447 
1,238,654 

2.726 

$10,078,937 

2.9i'3 

$9,976,852 

2.640 

$17,718,080 

1  Over  $l,n00   

1,147 

556 
724 

$7,636,065 
316,046 
1,596,157 

1,091 
603 
615 

$6,111,155 
290,803 
1.304.199 

1,334 
500 
578 

$9,989,401 
297,656 
1,971,(55 

2.4V6 

$9,547,268 

2.109 

$7,706,157 

2,412    1  12.258.112 

1  Over  $1,000  

g  1  Under  $1,000  

■<  \  Total  

1,420 
700 
889 

$8,716,568 
376,133 
1,965,222 

1,116 
476 
469 

$5,609,833 
307,242 
923.970 

1,622 
598 
670 

$8,943,311 
367,972 
1.414,835 

2.909 

«1 1.068,923 

2,061 

#6.841.046 

2.790 

$10,716,118 

1  Over  $1,000  

1  Under  f 1,000  

1  Total  

1,031 
611 
678 

$6,656,623 
339,468 
1,168,986 

1,520 
687 
6(13 

$9,03.'!, 288 
463.607 
1.366.705 

1,179 
437 
474 

$6,919,039 
268,671 
984,069 

2,220    1  $8,165,077 

2.810 

$10.86S.60(i 

2,<  9^1 

$X.171,779 

1  Over  $1,000  

1,207 
541 

660 

$6,663,470 
301,198 
1,402,638 

1,275 
482 
filf> 

$7,687,864 
283,496 
1,180.253 

1,281 
461 
516 

18,388,461 
281,817 
1,336,46'^ 

2,408 

*8,367,3(i6 

2.272    1  $9,'i6].613 

2.258 

$10,006,743 

1  Over  $1,000  

1  Total  

1,098 
500 
516 

$7,017,763 
644,214 
804,602 

1,277 
433 
485 

$9,376,(67 
274.781 
1,126.587 

1,520 
510 
512 

$11,676,918 
318,790 
1.116  900 

2,119 

$8,366,579 

•A  195 

$10,777,435 

2.542 

$1H,  114,6  8 

1  Over  $1,000  

1  Total  

1,384 
610 
697 

$9,226,.'-i01 
336,771 
1.484.368 

1,696 
675 
1,341 

$!},746,174 
392.772 
2.082,197 

1,020 
326 
406 

$7,821,183 
204  068 
914,200 

2.691 

$11,046,680 

3.612    1      $12  221. (  43 

1.7fi2 

$8,93H.4.'.l 

Orand  Total  

32,692    1  $132,606,641 

30,601  —  $121,112,725 

27.546  1      $  33  701.487 

Metropolitan  Elevated  railroa(i  has  been  completed 
without  recourse  to  stock  jobbing  tactics  of  the  mal- 
odorous kind  but  solely  on  its  merits  as  a  prospective 
investment.  The  Northwestern  Elevated  has  se- 
cured the  right  of  way  in  the  same  manner  and  with- 
in another  year  will  be  completed  and  in  running  or- 
der. The  surface  railways  have  been  extended  in 
every  direction  and  are  equipped  with  the  yery  best 
motive  power  and  appliances.  Millions  of  dollars 
have  been  spent  during  the  past  year  in  giving  to 
Chicago  the  most  extensive  and  perfect  system  of 
rapid  transit  available.  All  this  means  a  great  de- 
velopment for  the  city  and  a  corresponding  increase 
In  value  for  real  estate.  In  proportion  as  th3  out- 
lying districts  are  brought  within  easy  access  to  the 
center  of  the  city  property  will  be  made  more  valu- 
able. 

Other  improvements  are  keeping  pace  with  trans- 
portation. The  drainage  canal  work  is  progressing 
satisfactorily,  and  before  many  years  Chicago  will 
have  a  perfect  drainage  system.  Among  the  minor 
sewer  sjstems  the  Wentworth  avenue  sewer  was 
completed  this  year.  It  is  seven  and  one-half  miles 
long  and  from  2i  to  lOi  feet  in  diameter.  Its  mouth 
is  at  1. '.0th  street  and  Wentworth  avenue,  where  it 
>  empties  into  the  Calumet  river.  Its  northern  point 
is  at  Halsted  and  63d  street.  The  cost  of  this  system 
was  about  $1,500,000.  A  similar  system  of  sewers  has 
been  projected  for  the  northwest  section  of  the  city. 
It  will  drain  the  entire  township  of  Jefferson  and 
will  cost  $700  000. 

WORK  OF  THE  KEAL  ESTATE  BOARD  FOR  1895. 

Whether  the  members  of  the  Real  Estate  Board 
have  had  more  time  to  work  for  the  public  good  in 
1895  than  in  the  busier  years  that  preceded  or  have 
bad  a  livelier  interest  in  public  affairs,  it  remains 
true  that  they  have  accomplished  much  during  the 
past  twelve^r  onth.  The  presidency  of  the  Board  fell 
to  the  lot  of  Mr.  Dunlap  Smith,  and  the  office  has 
been  filled  by  that  gentleman  with  honor  to  himself 
and  profit  to  the  Board.  Early  in  the  year  it  became 
evident  that  heroii:  work  must  be  done  at  Springfield 
if  certain  desirable  measures  were  to  be  passed 
through  the  State  letiislature  and  some  undesirable 
ones  headed  off.  The  Torrens  Bill  was  passed  after  a 
struggle,  and  its  provisions  are  now  about  to  be  put 
into  effect.  The  Board  also  championed  a  revenue 
reform  bill,  which,  owing  to  existing  opposition,  was 
not  adopted.  A  new  mechanics'  lien  law  was  passed 
unanimously.  It  allows  a  lien  to  the  architect  for 
drawing  plans  and  specifications,  whether  they  are 
used  or  not;  also  for  materials  specially  manufac- 
tured and  prepared,  though  not  used.  The  essence 
of  the  law  is  that  it  makes  a  lien  claim  good  for 
something  and  the  collection  of  it  a  sure  thing.  The 
Bryan  tax  sale  law  went  into  effect  Aug.  5.  Under 
the  provisions  of  this  law  the  tax  buyer  who  bids  the 
lowest  penalty  gets  the  property.  This  reduces  the 
penalty  from  25  per  cent  to  whatever  the  buyer  is 
willing  to  bid;  at  the  same  time  the  new  law  gives 
the  tax  buyer  a  more  valid  claim. 

IMPORTANT  PUBLIC  MOVEMENTS. 

The  year  has  been  remarkably  progressive  in  the 
matter  of  public-spirited  movements  on  the  part  of 
the  Mayor,  the  Council  and  representative  citizens. 
The  elevation  of  all  railway  tracks  has  been  practi- 
cally assured.  A  magnificent  lake  front  park  has 
been  projected  and  work  on  it  has  been  actually  be- 
gun. This  will  be  the  crowning  g]ory  of  the  city  as 
-  a^beauty  spot  and  resting  place  for  visitors  and  popu- 
lace alike.  It  is  a  triumph  of  a  high-minded  philan- 
thropic spirit  on  the  part  of  our  best  citizens  and 
will  be  the  pride  of  the  city  as  long  as  the  city 
stands.  In  the  same  line  is  the  proposed  extension 
of  Lincoln  Park.  These  improvements  are  pro- 
jected on  a  gigantic  scale,  and  they  show  that  the 
sordid  age  of  the  western  metropolis  has  not  yet  ar- 
rived, when,  like  some  of  the  eastern  cities  of  this 
continent,  all  public  spirit  is  swallowed  up  in  blind 
greed  for  gain.  One  of  the  greatest  achievements 
of  the  year  was  the  securing  of  a  $4,000,000  post 
office  for  Chicago  to  replace  the  rickety  ruin  which 
has  already  endured  too  long.  No  small  part  of 
the  credit  of  this  achievement  is  due  to  the  efforts  of 
Qt;r  postnriasifcer,  til)Q  Hon.  Washlqgtop  Hesing, 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  OUTLOOK. 

A  retrospective  view  of  the  real  estate  market  is 
far  more  consoling  than  the  present  situation.  It  is 
the  near  future  that  now  concerns  the  agents  and 
owaers.  After  a  long  period  of  waiting  and  almost 
painful  suspense  running  back  about  two  years  the 
real  estate  agents  of  Chicago  feel  that  a  change  for 
the  better  must  come  with  the  return  of  spring. 
The  past  year  though  attended  with  many  misgivings 
has  not  been  barren  of  good  results.  In  former  years 
the  thing  most  needed  was  rapid  tiansit  and  an  ex- 
tension of  street  car  lines.  These  Improvements 
have  been  made  and  property  owners  admit  that  the 
advancement  of  transportation  facilities  in  all  three 
divisions  of  the  city  has  been  greater  than  the  most 
sanguine  had  hoped  for,  Yet  the  market  has  been 
dull  and  unsatisfactory  throughout  the  entire  year 
in  regard  to  both  suburban  and  city  property. 

The  week  jast  closed  was  almost  wholly  devoid  of 
interesting  transactions.  The  exceptions  to  this  was 
a  master's  sale  for  $305,000,  dated  December  16, 
of  the  northeast  corner  of  Ohio  and  Orleans  streets 
120  93x100  feet  by  Adams  and  Wtstlake  Company  to 
W.  W.  Willets  for  $100,000  dated  December  18.  The 
southeast  corner  of  Fifty-first  and  Honore  streets, 
50x125  feet  and  102  other  lots  in  same  subdivision  by 
H  J.  Sexton  to  Chas.  F.  White  for  $60,000  and  40x171 
feet  on  Wabash  avenue  south  of  Homer  Place  by  H. 
Silverman  to  A  M.  Ward  for  $90,000.  All  of  these 
and  several  other  sale^  raoging  ifl  amount;?  q|  Uoxa 


$30,000  to  $60,000  in  different  parts  of  the  city  were 
recorded  during  the  week  and  are  found  in  the  record 
columns  of  the  Journal.  The  extreme  wet  weather 
the  forepart  of  the  week  and  Christmas  are  sufficient 
reasons  for  the  short  and  uninteresting  record  of 
warranty  deeds. 

Activity  continues  in  some  of  the  more  prominent 
suburban  towns  and  villages  in  a  commendable  de- 
gree. 

W.  H.  Cairndufl  states  that,  from  his  observation 
and  experience,  1895  has  been  better  than  1894,  but 
has  fallen  far  below  a  normal  condition  of  the  real 
estate  market.  His  firm  has  found  the  principal 
activity  of  the  year  in  city  property  principally  in 
the  medium  and  better  class  of  apartment  income 
properties  and  in  the  sale  of  choice  vacant  suitable 
for  improvement  with  such  buildings.  Mr.  Cairnduff 
states  that  the  last  week  of  the  year  has  been  one 
of  unusual  activity  in  his  office  which  he  hopes 
augurs  well  for  the  New  Year. 

While  the  business  in  staple  subdivision  property 
has  been  very  quiet  during  1895,  yet  the  splendid 
system  of  improvements  that  are  being  made  along 
the  north  shore  will  not  fail  to  attract  buyers  of  the 
more  substantial  kind  during  1896. 

Winnetka  Park  Bluff's,  W-  H.  Cairnduff  &  Go's, 
famous  north  shore  property,  will  come  out  in  a  floe 
new  dress  next  spring,  with  its  newly  macadamized 
streets  and  neatly  laid  gutters.  While  sales  have 
been  slow  there  during  the  year,  street  improvements 
and,      erection  9|  splendid  bvimings  baye  out-. 


December  28, 1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BTJILDIIRG  JOURNAL. 


1235 


stripped  the  operations  of  any  former  year.  Edge- 
water,  where  this  firm  has  still  considerable  hold- 
ings, has  made  wonderful  progress  during  the  last 
few  years,  and  perhaps  In  no  year  greater  than  the 
past  one. 

This  Arm  expects,  during  1896,  in  addition  to  their 
north  shore  suburban  business,  to  give  great  promin- 
ence to  their  large  line  of  high  grade  income  paying; 
properties  in  the  sale  of  which  they  have  been  so 
successful  during  the  last  year. 

Berwyn  has  Bad  quite  a  prosperous  year  in  spite  of 
the  fact  that  business  generally  has  been  quite  dull. 
The  fact  that  every  street  is  improved  with  Telford 
macadam  and  stone  curbing  has  attracted  a  great 
deal  of  attention  to  it,  as  it  always  presents  a  per- 
fectly clean  and  dry  appearance. 

The  Ogden  Avenue  Electric  Railway  has  nearly 
completed  one  of  its  branches  through  Berwyn  which 
runs  on  Stanley  avenue,  immediately  north  of  and 
parallel  with  the  Chicago,  Burlington  &  Quincy 
Railroad.  It  will  soon  construct  its  other  line  on 
Ogden  avenue,  which  is  Berwyn's  southern  boundary. 
The  Suburban  Electric  has  about  completed  several 
miles  of  construction  west  of  Berwyn,  and  will  soon 
complete  the  construction  of  its  road  to  connect  with 
the  Metropolitan  Elevated. 

There  have  lately  been  completed  at  Berwyn  a 
Presbyterian  church  building  costing  about  $f>,000,  an 
eight  room  pressed  brick  and  stone  school  building 
costing  $25,000,  and  about  twenty  residences  costing 
from  $4,000  to  $12,000.  Among  the  owners  are  Dr.  E. 
A.  Schell,  general  secretary  of  the  Epworth  League, 
Charles  F.  Goodenough,  manager  of  the  Hamilton  & 
Merriam  Lumber  Company,  Mrs.  Mary  CoflSn,  de- 
partment manager  at  Marshall  Field's,  Henry  Mc- 
Schooler,  art  publisher,  Henry  Treloar,  railroad 
printer,  Henry  Anthony,  connected  with  the  Chicago 
Screw  Company,  Peter  J.  Redmond,  in  the  United 
States  quartermaster's  olHce,  and  W.  J.  Andrews,  of 
ttte  firm  of  Andrews  &  Piper. 

William  A.  Bond  &  Co.  have  sold  for  Griffin  T. 
Miller  to  Eckhart  &  Swan  288x100  feet  of  west  front- 
age on  Newberry  avenue,  commencing  72  feet  south 
of  Fourteenth  Place  and  running  to  the  Chicago  & 
Northern  Pacific  Railway,  for  $21,600  cash. 


SUMMARYOF  NEW  BUILDINGS- 1 895. 

The  Journal  has  in  course  of  preparation  a  com- 
plete summary  and  analysis  of  building  operations 
in  1895.  The  report  will  be  given  in  next  Saturday's 
Issue  by  divisons  and  towns  similar  to  tables  of 
building  statistics  published  in  our  "Annual  Review 
for  1894." 

The  grand  totals  for  the  past  five  years  are  as  fol- 
lows: 

No.  Cost. 


1895                                 8,458  $36,311,648 

1894                                   9,786  33,?05,565 

1893                                 8,359  18,708,750 

1892                                13,194  64,740,800 

1891                                11,805  54,201,800 


Detroit,  Mioh.  The  oommon  oonnoil  adopted  a  resolu- 
tion to  issne  public  eewer  bonds  to  the  amonnt  of  $90,000, 
authorized  by  the  Legislature.  The  bonds  will  be  of  the 
denomination  of  $1,000  each,  with  interest  at  4  per  cent 
per  annum,  payable  semi-annually,  to  run  thirty  years. 
Principal  and  interest  to  be  payable  in  the  city  of  New 
York.  For  further  information  address  F.  A.  Blader,  con- 
troller, City  Hall. 

Evanstown,  Ohio. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  7  for 
the  purchase  of  $381  one  to  ten-year  6  per  cent.  Claeson 
avenue  cement  walk  bonds;  $982  one  to  ten-year  6  per 
cent  Trimble  avenue  cement  walk  bonds;  $511  one  to  ten- 
year  6  per  cent  Hudson  avenue  cement  walk  bonds;  $172 
one  to  ten-year  Stacy  avenue  bonds;  $2,500  twerty  to 
twenty-eight  year  6  per  cent  cement  walk  bonds.  William 
H.  Krapp,  Olerk  of  the  Village,  Carlisle  Building,  Oinoin- 
nati.  Ohio. 

Marion,  Ohio  — The  Tinanoe  Oommittee  will  receive 
sealed  proposals  until  Jan.  6,  for  the  purchase  of  $32,500 
bonds,  as  foUaws:  $8,000  5  per  cent  pavini;  bonds  in  the 
denomination  of  $1,000  each,  maturing  serially  from  1898 
to  1910;  $2,500  5  per  cent  paving  bonds  in  the  denomin- 
ation of  $500  each,  maturing  serially  from  1907;  $6,000 
sewer  bonds  in  the  denomination  of  $500  each,  maturing 
in  191fi  and  1916;  $15,000  6  per  cent  street  improvement 
bonds  in  the  denomiQQtiQQ  Qf  |500  each,  matqriDg  from 

imtoxm  "         T       .    - 


TORRENS  TITLE  LEGISLATION  AND  COURT 
CASES. 


The  Journal  has  received  the  first  volume  of 
"Torrens  Title  Cases,"  being  a  collection  of  import- 
ant cases  decided  by  the  courts  of  England,  Australia 
and  Canada,  from  The  Carswell  Co  ,  publishers,  To- 
ronto, Canada.  As  the  introduction  to  the  work 
states  concisely  the  principlts  to  be  adhered  to  and 
the  difficulties  to  be  met  in  the  adoption  and  opera- 
tion of  the  system,  such  portions  of  it  are  quoted 
here  as  are  most  explicit  and  instructive. 

"All  sorts  of  questions  have  to  be  considered  in 
looking  into  a  title,  prior  to  making  a  purchase  or  ac- 
cepting a  mortgage.  Are  the  deeds  and  wills  through 
which  the  title  is  traced  genuine  instruments?  or 
have  any  of  them  been  forged  or  tampered  with? 
Were  they  all  duly  executed  ?  Have  all  the  forms 
required  by  the  statute  been  observed  in  the  regis- 
tration of  them  ?  Were  all  requirements  of  the  acts 
affecting  married  women  complied  with  ?  Did  every 
testator  possess  the  requisite  mental  capacity  at  the 
time  of  signing  his  will  ?  Was  it  read  over  to  him  ? 
Did  the  witnesses  subscribe  their  names  in  the  pres- 
ence of  one  another  ?  Even  in  regard  to  these  ordi- 
nary questions  that  occur  on  almost  every  title,  ex 
amples  of  misinformation  and  misfortune  have  no^ 
been  wanting. 

"  But  sometimes  much  more  difficult  questions 
than  these  have  to  be  determined  as  to  the  construe- 
tion  of  wills.  Occasionally,  difficulties  of  this  class 
entirely  escape  attention  while  a  title  is  investigated. 
And,  at  other  times,  a  wrong  conclusion  is  come  to 
in  reference  to  them. 

"  Then  questions  of  identity,  and  questions  relat- 
ing to  possible  claims  for  dower,  have  sometimes  been 
overlooked  by  former  purchasers,  and  involve  consid- 
erable perplexity  in  subsequent  investigations. 

"  It  often  happens  too,  that  the  original  title  is,  in 
such  cases,  less  carefully  examined  than  if  there  had 
been  no  subdivision,  and  one  person  was  buying  all. 
Parties  appear  to  think  that  a  weak  title  acquires 
strength  by  the  number  of  persons  who  hold  by  it;  or 
everybody  assumes  that  his  neighbor  has  examined 
the  title  and  found  it  correct,  and  he  trusts  to  this 
supposed  investigation  in  order  to  avoid  the  expense 
of  an  independent  investigation  of  his  own.  Where 
there  are  easy  methods  for  obtaining  an  indefeasible 
title,  no  one  would  think  of  subdividing  his  land 
without  first  obtaining  a  certificate  of  title. 

"The  Registry  law  in  fact  provides  for  but  one 
source  of  danger  to  a  purchaser,  namely,  unknown 
conveyances  affecting  the  property.  It  affords  little 
or  no  aid  in  ascertaining  the  validity  of  conveyances, 
the  proper  construction  of  deeds  and  wills,  or  any 
events  affecting  title,  otherwise  than  by  written  in- 
struments; or  in  supplying  the  future  proof  of  such 
events.  These  things  may  be  of  greater  moment  to 
an  intending  purchaser  than  the  possibility  of  there 
being  some  deeds  affecting  the  property  of  which,  but 
for  the  registry  law,  he  would  not  have  known.  *  *  * 

"In  Australia  the  same  difficulties  were  expe- 
rienced under  a  like  system  of  registry,  and  it  was 
there  that  an  effective  remedy  was  worked  out  by  the 
genius  of  Robert  Torrens.  Torrens  was  collector  of 
customs  at  Port  Adelaide  in  South  Australia,  and  the 
transfer  and  mortgaging  of  ships  under  the  Merchant 
Shipping  Act,  1854  (17  &  18  Vic.  (Imp.)  c.  104,  sections 
55  et  seq.).  had  become  a  familiar  operation  to  him. 
By  a  bold  and  brilliant  extension  of  the  same  princi- 
ples to  lands,  he  proposed  to  give  each  successive 
transferee  what  was  in  effect  a  new  patent  from  the 
Crown,  instead  of  a  mere  derivative  title  inferred 
from  a  chain  of  documents.  Devised  in  1856,  exten- 
sively discussed  in  1857,  the  new  scheme  of  land 
transfer  became  the  law  of  South  Australia  in  Janu- 
ary, 18f>8,  and  went  into  operation  in  July, — Torrens 
himself  having  been  specially  sent  to  Parliament 
with  a  band  of  supporters  all  bearing  a  mandate  from 
the  people  to  reform  the  law.  His  bill  became  law. 
Torrens  withdrew  from  political  life  and  devoted 
himself  to  administering  his  own  Act.  The  subse- 
quent stages  of  legislation  in  South  Australia,  the 
rapid  apread  of  the  Tprreassystew  to  otoer  eoviatrje^i 


can  be  traced  in  the  summary  of  legislation  above 
given. 

"  In  the  Australasian  colonies  the  Torrens  system 
has  now  been  worked  out  with  the  greatest  fulness, 
and  under  numerous  decided  cases  has  acquired 
great  uniformity  of  procedure  and  practice.  The 
following  outline  of  Torrens'  system  as  finally  per- 
fected.by  his  own  hands  will  make  clearer  the  im- 
portant uases  decided  under  the  Australasian  stat- 
utes and  reported  below.  In  this  outline  I  have  fol- 
lowed as  closely  as  possible  Torrens'  own  explanation 
as  contained  in  his  various  publications. 

"  Every  certificate  of  title  representing  the  free- 
hold forms  a  distinct  root  of  title  and  is  made  in 
duplicate,  one  original  being  issued  to  the  person  en- 
titled, while  the  other  is  bound  into  the  register  and 
constitutes  a  distinct  folium  thereof.  A  folium  may 
comprise  one  or  more  pages  for  recording  the  memo- 
rials of  mortgages  or  other  dealings,  whether  with 
the  fee  simple  or  any  lesser  estate  or  interest,  and 
whether  subsisting  at  the  time  of  issuing  the  certifi- 
cates or  subsequently  created.  Torrens  strongly  in- 
sisted on  the  duplicate  system  as  both  facilitating 
dealings  and  safeguarding  against  fraud. 

"  In  the  case  of  transfer  of  the  fee  of  part  only  of 
the  land  comprised  in  any  certificate  of  title,  the 
memorial  of  such  transfer  may  be  entered  on  the  ex- 
isting certificate,  or  the  transferor  may  take  out  a 
fresh  certificate  for  the  part  unsold,  but  in  such  cases 
it  is  obligatory  on  the  transferee  to  take  out  a  fresh 
certificate,  which  will  then  form  a  fresh  root  of  title, 
occupying  a  fresh  folium  of  the  register.  Entry  of 
memorial  of  any  transfer,  charge  or  other  dealing 
upon  the  folium  of  the  register  appropriated  to  the 
land  dealt  with  constitutes  registration.  Instru- 
ments marked  with  certificate  of  registration  are 
held  to  be  embodied  constructively  in  the  register* 
They  must  be  executed  in  duplicate,  one  original  to 
be  filed  in  the  regist.'-y  office,  while  the  other  is  held 
by  the  party  entitled. 

"  Estates  in  land  when  once  registered  are  held 
subject  to  such  charges,  estates  and  interests  as  are 
notified  on  tho  appropriate  folium  of  the  register 
and  endorsed  on  the  certificate  of  title  held  by  the 
owner,  but  free  from  all  other  charges,  estates  or  in- 
terests whatsoever.  They  take  priority  among  them- 
selves according  to  the  date  of  registration,  and  over 
all  unregistered  estates  or  interests  whatsoever,  ex- 
cept when  registration  has  been  obtained  by  fraud. 

"  The  non-registration  of  trusts  which  prevails  in 
the  transfer  of  ships,  of  the  public  funds  and  of 
shares  in  companies,  has  been  applied  to  land  under 
the  Torrens  system.  But  though  no  notice  of  trusts 
can  be  entered  on  the  register,  a  registered  owner, 
desiring  to  settle  his  estate  through  trustees,  may 
transfer  his  estate  to  one  or  more  persons,  and  then 
deposit  in  the  registry  office  for  safe  custody  and  ref- 
erence any  instrument  declaratory  of  trusts  executed 
by  the  transferees,  and  by  caveat  prohibit  the  regis- 
tration of  any  dealing,  except  in  accordance  there- 
with, or  with  the  sanction  of  one  of  the  Superior 
courts.  He  may  also  direct  the  words  "No  survivor- 
ship" to  be  entered  on  the  certificate  of  title,  the 
effect  of  which  will  be  that  without  the  sanction  of 
the  court  no  dealing  with  the  property  can  take 
place  until  any  vacancy  occasioned  by  death  or  other- 
wise in  the  original  number  of  trustees  has  been  filled 
up.  Persons  beneficially  interested  in  any  settled 
estate  may  by  caveat  bar  the  registration  of  any  deal- 
ing therewith,  either  absolutely,  or  until  after  notice 
for  a  time  specified  has  been  lodged  at  an  address 
given.  The  registrar  himself  may  also,  if  he  thinks 
proper,  lodge  a  caveat  to  protect  the  interest  of  a 
cestui  que  trust." 

West  Oarrollton,  Ohio. — A  special  election  has  been 
called  for  Jan.  3,  1896,  in  order  to  snbmit  to  the  voters  a 
proposition  to  issue  $1,8C0  worth  of  bonds  for  waterworks 
pnrpces.  If  issued,  these  securities  will  be  in  denomin- 
ation of  $600  each,  payable  at  the  rate  of  one  bond  per 
year,  beginning  16  years  from  the  date  of  issue. 

Perry,  0.  T. — James  Lobsitz,  City  Treasurer,  will  receive 
bids  until  Jan.  16,  1896,  for  the  purchase  of  $20,000  gold 
bonds.  The  securities  will  bear  6  per  cent  interest,  pay- 
able semi-annually,  and  will  mature  in  from  twenty  to 
thirty  years.  The  assessed  valuation  of  the  city  is  $686,- 
000,  and  there  ia  PO  Qiber  iBdebtedpesg  oqtsjcle  of  thji 


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December  28,  1895. 


and,  until  the  value  of  each  share  reached  |200,  $1 
per  month  dues  on  each  share  of  stock.  The  company 
ceased  doing  business  when  the  shares  were  worth 
*128.  Held,  that  the  borrower  was  entitled  to  re- 
cover double  the  sum  paid  as  usurious  interest  paid 
under  the  contract.  Sumpter  Building  and  Loan 
Association  v.  Winn.  So.  Carolina  S.  0.,  Oct.  16, 
1895. 


REFORM  m  RECORDIMB  DEEDS. 


Editor  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal: 
In  your  last  issue  I  notice  a  quotation  from  an  article 
contributed  to  the  American  Land  and  Title  Regis- 
ter by  C.  M.  Burton,  the  well-known  abstract  man  of 
Detroit,  in  which  he  says:  "One  of  the  schemes  of 
the  impecunious  or  dishonest  real  estate  dealer, 
which  was  fully  exercised  in  the  late  flush  time,  was 
for  the  dealer  to  obtain  a  contract  for  a  tract  of  land, 
divide  it  into  lots,  put  his  plat  on  record  and  sell  the 
lots  to  innocent  purchasers  without  making  any  pay- 
ment to  the  actual  owner  of  the  land  "  Mr.  Burton 
then  suggests  that  the  law  be  amended  so  as  to  com- 
pel the  register  of  deeds  to  require  an  abstract,  etc., 
to  be  flled  with  the  plat. 

It  seems  to  me  Mr.  Burton's  plan  has  many  defects 
which  it  is  unnecessary  to  point  out.  but  I  wish  to 
call  attention  to  a  very  simple  and  effective  law 
passed  by  the  Minnesota  legislature  several  years 
ago,  which  prevents  any  such  fraud  as  Mr.  Burton 
mentions.  The  law  in  Minnesota  provides  for  a  plat 
commission  composed  of  the  county  surveyor  (ex- 
offlcio),  and  the  board  of  public  works,  to  which  all 
townsite  plats  and  plats  of  additions  and  subdivisions 
must  be  submitted  for  approval.  An  abstract  must 
accompany  the  plat,  as  well  as  a  certificate  from  the 
county  auditor,  that  all  taxes  on  the  land  have  been 
paid.  Jf  the  land  is  encumbered,  the  certificate  of 
the  owners  of  the  plat  must  so  state,  and  before  the 
plat  can  be  approved  the  mortgagee  must  join  in  the 
execution  of  the  plat,  and  his  certificate  must  recite 
his  interest  in  the  land,  or  else  he  must  release  his 
mortgage.  When  all  requirements  have  been  com- 
plied with,  and  if  the  commission  considers  the  sub- 
division or  plat  properly  made  (the  streets  and  alleys 
wide  enough  and  the  lots  of  proper  size),  the  plat  is 
approved  and  certified  to,  and  not  until  that  is  done 
can  it  be  received  for  recori  at  the  register  of  deeds' 
office.  There  is  also  a  severe  penalty  provided  for 
selling  lots  from  a  plat  that  has  not  been  duly  re- 
corded This  seems  to  me  much  simpler  and  far 
ahead  of  Mr.  Burton's  plan. 

A.  L.  Lanqellier. 


COUTT  DECISIONS. 


foreclosure  and  sale— estoppel 
1.  Where  a  bill  to  foreclose  a  mortgage  alleged 
that  the  mortgaged  property  was  the  separate  estate 
of  a  married  woman,  sued  with  her  husband,  and  the 
answer  of  the  defendants  denied  that  it  was  her  sep- 
arate property,  but  alleged  that  part  of  it  was  con- 
veyed to  her  in  exchange  for  property  of  the  husband 
and  the  residue  purchased  with  his  money,  and  the 
case  being  submitted  upon  the  pleadings,  the  prop- 
erty was  decreed  to  be  sold  by  trustees.  Held,  that 
if  the  allegations  of  the  answers  be  true,  and  defend- 
ants are  not  estopped  lo  make  and  rely  upon  them,  a 
court  of  equity  must  hold  the  property  not  to  be  the 
wife's  separate  estate  under  section  727,  E.  j?'.,  D.  C. 
The  allegations  of  the  bill  are  not  sufficient  to  pre- 
sent the  issue  of  estoppel  in  a  manner  proper  for  de- 
cision; and  the  decree  must  be  reversed,  and  the 
cause  remanded  for  further  proceedings,  wherein 
that  issue  may  be  fairly  and  fully  presented  for  deter- 
mination. Whitaker,  et  al  Middle  States  Building 
and  Loan  Association,  etc.,  C.of  A{ip.  D.C  ,  November 
n,  1895. 

building  and  loan  association— discontinuance 
— effect — appeal— usury. 

1.  A  building  and  loan  association,  which  volun- 
tarily closes  its  business,  in  violation  of  its  charter 
and  by-laws,  requiring  its  continuance  for  ten  years 
unless  within  that  time  each  share  of  $100  shall,  by 
Its  earnings,  reach  the  value  of  $200,  forfeits  its  right 
to  foreclose  a  mortgage  given  to  secure  the  purchase 
of  its  stock  or  to  collect  monthly  instalments  subse- 
quently becoming  due  by  the  contract  of  sale. 

2,  A  borrower  from  a  building  and  loan  associa- 
tion bid  off  $1,600  at  4U  per  cent  premium,  received 
in  cash  1940;  gave  his  bond  for  $l'600  for  the  price 
secured  by  a  mortgage  of  eight  shares  of  stock  and  a 
tract  Of  land,  agreed  to  pay  $8  per  month  interest 


INTERESTING  FORECLOSURE  SUIT. 


In  a  recent  number  of  the  Journal,  mention  was 
made  of  a  foreclosure  suit  having  been  instituted  by 
A.  C.  Burnham,  of  Champaign,  Illinois,  through  his 
attorneys,  Clark  &  Clark,  of  this  city,  against  E.  E. 
Reed  and  others. 

Mr.  Burnham's  mortgage  covers  all  of  the  lots  in 
E.  E.  Reed's  Mont  Clare  Subdivision,  being  in  sec- 
tion 30,  township  40  north,  range  13,  east.  This  sub- 
division embraces  about  290  lots,  and  is  located  inside 
the  city  limits  at  Mont  Clare.  The  lots,  as  well  as 
adjoining  property,  are  very  desirable  for  residence 
purposes,  as  is  evidenced  by  the  fact  that  Reed  Bros, 
had  sold  every  lot  in  their  subdivision. 

No  reference  was  made  in  former  notice  of  this 
case  of  Thos.  Rutherford's  mortgage  on  this  subdivi- 
sion. When  Reed  Bros,  bought  this  tract  of  Th®s. 
Rutherford  about  five  years  ago  they  borrowed 
$15,000  of  Mr.  Burnham  to  pay  Rutherford  who  took 
a  second  mortgage  on  the  thirty  acres  to  secure  about 
$4600  still  due  him  on  the  purchase  price.  Ruther- 
ford now  flies  a  cross  bill  in  the  suit  for  foreclosure 
by  Burnham.  The  Building  and  Loan  association 
who  made  loans  to  build  those  houses  and  others 
who  have  improved  their  lots  will  lose  a  portion  of 
their  interests. 

Messrs.  Clark  &  Clark,  attorneys  for  Burnham,  be- 
lieve that  none  of  the  purchasers  from  Mr.  Reed  will 
suffer,  as  most  of  them  are  owing  enough  on  the  pur- 
chase price  of  their  respective  lots  to  save  them  from 
serious  loss  on  account  of  Mr.  Burnham's  foreclosure 
proceeding. 

Mr.  Burnham's  mortgage  is  only  for  about  one- 
fourth  of  the  actual  value  of  the  lots,  and  instead  of 
the  purchasers  from  Mr.  Reed  paying  him  the  balance 
they  owe  him,  they  will  probably  bid  in  their  lots  at 
the  Master's  sale,  and  claim  an  offset  as  against 
Reed. 


A  CHICABO  MAN'S  VIEW  OF  THE  BUSINESS 
OUTLOOK  IN  THE  SOUTH. 


Mr.  Post  of  the  big  music  house  of  Lyon  &  Healy 
in  Chicago,  recently  made  an  extended  business  tour 
through  the  south,  touching  at  almost  all  of  the 
prominent  cities.  Like  most  other  northerners,  Mr. 
Post  had  a  somewhat  mistaken  idea  of  business 
methods  in  the  south.  Instead  of  being  rather  list- 
less in  the  pursuit  of  the  almighty  dollar,  the  south- 
erner is  discovered  to  be  almo3t  as  much  of  a  hustler 
as  his  northern  brother.  The  Exposition  at  Atlanta, 
the  better  prices  to  be  had  for  cotton,  and  the  gen- 
eral increase  in  the  consumption  of  articles  not  abso- 
lutely necessary  (that  is,  the  increase  in  luxuries), 
point  to  a  general  prosperity.  This  increase  in  pros- 
perity was  the  thing  that  interested  particularly  the 
man  from  the  big  music  store,  for  increase  in  luxury 
means  increase  in  the  demand  for  musical  goods. 

Various  things  have  tended  to  make  Chicago  popu- 
lar in  the  south.  The  erection  in  Chicago  of  a  monu- 
ment to  Confederate  soldiers  pleased  southerners,  but 
the  World's  Fair  was  the  chief  thing  to  bring  about 
Chicago's  popularity  with  them.  Owing  to  this  pop- 
ularity one  sees  throughout  the  south  many  more 
Chicago  manufactures  than  formerly,  and  every  year 
Chicago  is  gaining  more  of  that  trade  which  has 
hitherto  gone  almost  entirely  to  New  York  and  other 
eastern  cities.  Musical  merchandise  of  all  sorts 
forms  no  small  part  of  these  Chicago  manufactures 
seen  in  the  south,  and  this  particular  line— musical 
goods— Lyon  &  Healy  have  been  chiefly  instrumental 
in  introducing  there.  Mr.  Post  goes  so  far  as  to  say 
that  before  very  long  the  southern  piano  trade  will 
I  \)^  supplied  almost  exclusively  from  Obicago,  Gqo^ 


freight  rates  and  the  possibility  of  greater  dispatch 
in  filling  orders,  point  this  way.  "One  thing  leads 
to  another  "  is  an  old  saying.  Who  knows  but  that 
the  popularitylof  Chicago's  musical  merchandise  in 
the  south  may  not  mean  that  in  time  Chicago  will  be 
the  general  supply  point  for  all  the  south?— From 
Music  Trades,  Nov  30. 


FRANKLIN  PARK. 


The  midwinter  test  of  Chicago  suburbs  depended 
upon  elevation,  natural  drainage,  and  a  diversifled 
surface  to  withstand  our  unparalled  Decemb-^.r  rains. 
A  visit  to  the  suburbs  during  the  "flood  time"  would 
have  been  the  proper  thing  for  parties  contemplating 
investment.  Natural  elevation,  good  drainage  to 
Des  Plaines  river  gives  to  Franklin  Park  many  ad- 
vantages over  other  places  less  favored  in  this  respect, 
and  the  owner,  and  residents  generally  feel  justly 
proud  of  this  growing  suburb  under  this  thorough 
test. 

The  Owens  Casket  Company  are  now  located  here 
and  turning  out  work  creditable  ali  ke  to  the  firm  and 
place  The  large  brick  factory  building  is  nearing 
completion,  and  the  twenty  or  more  substantial  resi- 
dences built  during  the  year  are  evidences  of  the 
faith  of  people  in  the  present  and  future  of  the  place. 
The  C.  M.  &  St.  P.  and  Wisconsin  Central  Railways 
are  putting  in  the  interlocking  system  of  switches, 
and  the  C.  M.  &  St.  P.  are  laying  a  number  of  side 
tracks,  putting  up  scales  and  now  transfer  at  Frank- 
lin Park  all  the  live  stock  shipped  over  their  line 
from  Omaha  and  points  west  to  the  Wisconsin  Cen- 
tral Road,  thus  enabling  them  to  reach  the  Stock 
Yards  several  hours  sooner,  than  over  the  route  here- 
tofore used,  making  this  the  transfer  station  for  all 
western  freight.  The  assessment  for  macadam  on 
Rose  street  has  been  made,  the  Village  Board  are 
taking  steps  necessary  to  let  contract,  and  soon  Rose 
street,  being  a  section  line,  will  present  an  appear- 
ance equal  to  any  street  in  city  or  village. 

The  opening  of  Belmont  avenue  and  erection  of 
bridge  over  the  Des  Plaines  river  will  in  near  future 
make  an  important  change,  and  give  direct  route  to 
Lincoln  Park  on  the  east,  and  to  the  cemetery  lately 
established  east  of  the  river. 

Electric  lines  are  being  built,  and  in  the  immediate 
future  Franklin  Park  will  enjoy  all  of  the  transpor- 
tation facilities  that  could  be  desired  For  further 
particulars  see  page  advertisement  in  this  issue. 


Rensselaer,  lod. — The  oonnty  oommissioners  of  Ja^^per 
oonnty  have  determined  to  boild  a  new  ooart  honse.  It 
will  ooBt  aboDt  $150,' 00.  Bonds  will  probably  be  issued 
for  the  erection  of  same. 

Cherokee,  Kan. — An  issue  of  $15.0no  6  per  cent  10-2C- 
year  waterworks  bonds  will  be  offered  at  an  early  date. 

Madisonville,  Ky. — A  vote  will  soon  be  taken  on  issnicg 
|21,0(  0  of  bonds  for  waterworks. 

Baltimore,  Md. — The  city  is  agitating  the  qaestion  of 
bonding  itself  to  the  extent  of  f  51  0,i  OC  for  sohoolhouse 
purposes,    i  ddress  Mayor  Hooper. 

Adrian,  Mich. — Two  to  five-jear  bonds  to  the  amount 
of  $3,271  will  be  issued, 

Detroit,  Mich. — The  board  of  estimate  has  authorized 
the  issue  of  |9C,000  sewer  bonds  and  the  conversion  of  500 
$100  bonds  into  one  $50,000  bond. 

Dulnth,  Minn. — At  a  meeting  of  the  council  on  the  12th 
inst.  it  was  voted  to  issue  $53,000  improvement  certifi- 
cates. 

Fairmont,  Minn. — The  Martin  oonnty  commissioners 
have  decided  to  boild  a  $12,000  jail.  Bonds  will  probably 
be  issued. 

Waseca,  Minn. — The  Wapeoa  county  commissioners  have 
called  an  election  for  March  10  to  vote  on  the  questioii  of 
issuing  $50,0(;0  court  house  bonds. 

Andrew  County,  Mo. — bond  election  held  in  Andrew 
oonnty  on  Deo.  Id  resulted  in  the  defeat  of  the  proposition 
by  a  two-thirds  majority. 

Oolnmbos,  Qa  — The  citizens  voted  down,  on  the  14th 
inst.,  the  proposition  to  issue  $300,0004^^  per  cent  thirty- 
year  water  bonds. 

Macon,  Ga. — There  eeems  to  be  some  question  whether 
or  not  a  sufficient  number  of  votes  were  oast  on  the  14th  in 
favQr  of  bonda  to  authorize  their  iseuaoo^  UD^er  the  law, 


December  28, 1895, 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J  237 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


A  S.  Hecht.  architect,  Metropolitan  block,  has 
completed  plans  for  a  handsome  residence  to  be  built 
on  Hoscoe  boulevard,  near  Elaine  place,  for  a  Mr. 
Sable,  consisting  of  basement  and  two  stories,  30x58 
feet,  with  an  artistically  designed  front  of  stone,  en- 
trance flanked  by  stone  columns  and  carved  capitals, 
metal  cornice,  composition  roof,  quarter-sawed  oak 
finish,  cabinet  trimming,  polished  hard  wood  floors, 
hall  trees  built  in,  sideboards,  hot  water  heating, 
electric  light,  bathrooms  with  tile  floors  and  wain- 
scoting, open  nickel  plated  plumbing,  ornamental 
iron  railing,  art  and  plate  glass,  cement  basement 
floor,  and  all  modern  conveniences.  Cost,  $7,000. 
Also  plans  for  a  building  to  contain  three  flats  of 
eight  rooms  each  to  be  erected  on  Sheffield  ayenue, 
150  feet  north  of  Cornelia  street,  for  himself.  It  will 
be  three  stories  and  basement,  22x55  feet,  with 
pressed  brick  front,  relieved  by  stone  trimmings,  oc- 
tagon brick  bays  and  metal  cornice,  have  composition 
roof,  hard  wood  and  yellow  pine  finish,  cabinet  trim- 
mings, steam  heat,  mantels,  open  nickel  plated 
plumbing,  iron  railing,  cement  basement  floor,  side- 
walk, etc  ,  etc.,  to  cost  $7,500. 

Architect  H.  C.  KoU,  592  Lincoln  avenue,  has  plans 
for  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Clifton  avenue 
near  Belmont,  three  stories  and  basement,  22x52 
feet,  with  pressed  brick  front,  relieved  by  stone  trim- 
mings, brick  bays  and  galvanized  iron  cornice,  com- 
position roof,  Georgia  pine  finish,  mantels  and  mod- 
ern Improvements,  to  cost  $5,000.  Also  for  altera- 
tions and  a  three-storv  front  addition,  40x50  feet,  to 
a  flat  building  on  Sheffield  avenue,  near  Diverscy 
boulevard,  with  front  of  stone  and  brick,  composi- 
tion roof,  Georgia  pine  finish,  mantels  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences.  Improvement  estimated  to  cost 
$7,000. 

William  Maurer,  668  Augusta  street,  has  finished 
plans  and  will  let  contracts  for  a  flat  building  to  be 
erected  at  31  Myrtle  avenue,  for  William  Bulow,  35 
Myrtle  avenue,  two  stories  and  basement,  7 1. 6x29 
feet,  have  pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings, 
galvanized  iron  cornice,  composition  roof,  Georgia 
pine  finish,  to  cost  $6,000. 

L.G.  Hallberg,  Chamber  of  Commerce  building, 
has  completed  plans  for  a  livery  stable  to  be  built  on 
Indiana  street,  east  of  St.  Clair.  It  will  cover  100 
feet  square,  to  be  two  stories  high,  built  of  brick  and 
stone,  with  pressed  brick  front  and  composition  roof, 
to  contain  about  120  stalls,  to  cost  $16,000. 

Architect  M.  H.  Vail,  Unity  building,  has  drawn 
plans  for  two  flat  buildings  to  be  erected  at  Perry 
street  and  Williams  avenue,  for  Clark  &  Weber,  to 
be  two  stories  and  basement,  40x48  feet,  have  pressed 
brick  fronts,  with  stone  trimmings,  metal  cornice, 
composition  roof,  partly  hard  wood  finish,  mantels, 
bathrooms,  and  will  cost  about  $8,000.  Heating  un- 
decided. 

Architect  r.  Knudsen,  751  West  North  avenue,  has 
finished  plans  for  a  church  to  be  erected  on  Wash- 
ington Island,  Mich.,  for  the  Washington  Island 
Baptist  church,  25x46  feet,  one  story,  be  built  of 
frame  and  stone,  have  shingle  roof,  cathedral  glass 
windows,  to  cost  al)OUt  $2,500.  Estimates  will  be  re- 
ceived by  the  congregrtion. 

Frank  Randak,  Hobbs  building,  will  prepare  plans 
for  a  public  bath  house  and  an  open  gymnasium  to 
be  erected  at  Douglas  park,  facing  Ogden  avenue,  for 
the  west  park  commissioners,  office  at  Union  park, 
where  bids  will  be  received.  There  will  be  a  tank, 
oval  in  shape,  measuring  60x180  feet,  around  which  a 
picturesque  one-story  structure,  containing  IcO  dress- 
ing rooms,  will  be  built.  It  will  be  constructed  of 
stone  and  brick,  with  slate  roof.  The  impiovement 
will  cost  $25,000. 

C.  M.  Palmer,  Monadnock  building,  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  store  building  to  be  erected  at  296^  Clark 
street,  for  E.  L.  Brand.  It  will  be  three  stories  and 
basement,  18x90  feet,  have  a  front  of  iron,  plate  glass 
and  brick,  composition  roof,  to  cost  $5,000. 

Niels  Buck,  in  the  Washington  building,  has 
drawn  plans  for  two  seven-room  dwellings  to  be 
erected  on  Woodside  avenue,  near  Commercial,  for 
J.  B  Durand.  34  Wabash  avenue,  two  stories  and 
basement,  22x36  feet  each,  built  of  brick  and  stone, 
have  composition  roofs,  partly  hardwood  finish,  fur- 
nace heat,  mantels,  electric  bells,  to  cost  $4,400  in 
all.  Also  a  flat  building  to  be  erected  on  Graceland 
avenue,  near  Lincoln  avenue,  for  W.  H.  MulhoUand, 
Clybourn  and  Ashland  avenues,  three  stories  and 
basement,  22x75  feet,  with  stone  front,  composition 
roof,  hard  wood  finish,  steam  heat  and  modern  im- 
provements, to  cost  $11,000.  Also  for  a  store  and  flat 
building  to  be  erected  at  the  triangular  corner  of 
Lincoln  avenue  and  Robey  street  for  Police  Captain 
Herman  Schuettler.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  base- 
ment, with  a  frontage  of  102  feet  on  both  streets,  of 
iron,  plate  glass,  pressed  brick  and  stone,  have  com 


Paul  Gerhart,  Schiller  building,  has  completed 
plans  for  a  handsome  flat  and  office  building  to  be 
erected  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Clybourn  and  iul- 
lerton  avenues,  for  H  Linsel,  to  have  a  frontage  of 
150  feet  and  a  depth  of  50  ft,  five  stories  high.  The 
exterior  will  be  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  relieved 
by  brick  bays,  copper  covered  tower  projection  and 
cornice,  composition  roof,  oak  and  Georgia  pine 
finish,  steam  heat,  electric  wiring,  nickel  plated 
wiring,  mantels,  architectural  iron  work,  concrete 
basement  floor  and  sidewalks,  with  prismatic  lights, 
and  the  latest  improvemants,  to  cost  about  |aO,000. 

H.  H.  Richards,  Boylston  building,  has  completed 
plans  for  four  dwellings  to  be  erected  on  Harvard 
street,  near  Sixty-fourth,  for  F.  Miller.  They  will  oe 
20x66  feet  each,  two  stories  and  basement,  with  stone 
fronts,  hard  wood  finish,  furnace  heat,  mantels,  and 
modern  improvements,  to  cost  $16,000. 

Henry  Ives  Cobb,  Title  &  Trust  building,  will  pre- 
pare plans  for  a  laboratory  to  be  devoted  to  zoology, 
botany,  anatomy,  physiology,  and  other  sciences  to 
be  erected  at  the  campus  of  the  Chicago  University, 
for  that  institution,  of  which  Dr.  Thos.  W  Good- 
speed,  5630  Kimbark  avenue,  is  secretary.  It  will  be 
thtee  stories,  built  of  stone,  with  tile  roof,  finished 
hard  wood,  have  steam  heat,  electric  light,  and  all 
the  latest  improvements  and  equipment,  to  cost 
about  $300,000.    Work  to  begin  in  the  spring. 

Gassman  and  Burtar,  architects,  northwest  corner 
of  Twelfth  street  and  Oakley  avenue,  have  com- 
pleted plans  and  will  let  contracts  for  a  flat  building 
to  be  built  on  West  Twenty  second  street  and  Hoyne 
avenue,  for  Dr.  C.  Klaus.  It  will  be  two  stories  and 
basement.  22i.56  feet,  have  stone  front,  composition 
roof,  cypress  finish,  mantels,  modern  improvements, 
and  has  been  arranged  for  steam  heating.  Cost 
$4,500. 

Handy  &  Cady,  architects,  Teutonic  building,  have 
prepared  plans  for  a  residence  to  be  erected  in  Edge- 
water  for  J.  L.  Cochran.  It  will  consist  of  two 
stories,  attic  and  basement,  29x60  feet,  be  built  of 
frame  and  pressed  brick,  have  shingle  roof,  hard 
wood  finish,  steam  heat  electric  wiring,  and  the 
latese  improvements,  to  cost  $10,000. 

D.  Mahafley,  National  Life  building,  has  prepared 
plans  for  a  double  flat  building,  to  be  erected  on 
West  FuUerton  avenue,  near  Ballou  street,  for  P. 
Faut  It  will  be  two  stories  and  basement,  42x50 
feet  have  pressed  brick  and  stone  front,  galvanized 
iron' cornice,  composition  roof,  hard  pine  finish,  man- 
te's.  and  modern  improvements,  at  a  cost  of  $5,500. 

Julian  Barnes,  architect,  Marquette  building,  has 
prepared  plans  and  will  let  contracts  for  a  water 
tower  and  stand  pipe  to  be  constructed  at  Dwight, 
111  for  J.  R.  Oughton,  a  resident.  The  tower  will  be 
octagon  in  shape,  about  16  feet  in  diameter  and  92 
feet  high,  have  rubble  stone  foundations,  and  steel 
superstructure,  covered  with  slate. 

Chas  Thisslew,  409  Milwaukee  avenue,  has  com- 
pleted plans  for  a  tailor  shop  to  be  erected  on  Wa- 
bansia  avenue,  near  North  Robey  street,  for  Mr. 
Hansen,  three  stories  high.  21x76  feet,  of  brick  and 
stone  construction,  with  composition  roof,  to  cost 
$4,000. 

John  G  Hale  will  build  a  fine  residence  on  Oglesby 
avenue,  just  south  of  Sixty-fourth  street,  after  plans 
by  Harvey  L  Page  &  Co. 

Architect  Richard  G.  Schmidt  is  about  to  prepare 
nlans  for  the  new  Alexian  Bros.' Hospital,  to  be  built 
on  the  block  bounded  by  Belden  and  Racine  avenues 
and  Herndon  and  Huber  streets,  at  a  probable  cost 
of  $200,000. 

Architect  Dwight  H  Perkins  and  J.  H.  Wagner 
have  completed  plans  for  James  A.  Miller's  building 
at  No.  71  West  Adams  street.  The  property  is  on 
the  north  side  of  Adams  street,  and  is  just  west  of 
Canal  street.  It  is  44x180  feet  in  size.  The  exterior 
will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  and  stone  and 
the  interior  will  be  of  mill  construction,  with  steel 
girders  and  yellow  pine  floor  beams.  The  building 
will  be  provided  with  elevators,  power  and  steam, 
"nd  will  be  devoted  to  manufacturing  purposes. 


LATEST  ISSUES  OF  MUNICIPAL  BONDS  AND 
SECURITIES. 


Columbia,  Mo.— The  sohool  oommiBSioDera  hnve  re- 
quested the  oitizens  to  vote  $22,600  for  a  new  sohoolhouse. 

A^oken,  Col.— The  school  board  has  called  for  an  election 
for  the  purpose  of  securing  a  vote  upon  their  proposition 
to  issue  130,000  worth  of  bonds. 

Chatham  County,  Ga.— The  bill  authorizing  the  commis- 
sioners of  road  and  revenue  to  issue  |69,000  county  bonds 
has  passed  the  legislature. 

South  Omaha,  Neb  —Thomas  Hooter,  city  treasurer, 
gives  notice  of  call  of  sewer  bonds  Nos.  1  to  62.  inclusive, 
denomination  $1,(00  each;  "L"  street  viaduct  bonds,  Nos. 
1  to  43,  inclusive,  denomination  $),000  each,  and  "Q' 
street  viae  ot  bonds,  Nos.  1  to  35,  inclusive,  denomination 
|1,000  each     All  the  bonds  contain  a  provision  that  they 


Delhi,  O. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  Walter 
Stone,  village  clerk,  until  Jan.  4,  for  the  purchase  of 
$640.12  of  6  per  cent  sidewalk  bonds. 

Miles  City,  Mont. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  16 
for  the  purchase  of  $17,000  of  6  per  cent  electric  light 
and  water  bonds.    S.  Gordon,  city  clerk. 

Madisonville,  O. — Bennett  Carter,  clerk,  invites  sealed 
bids  until  Jan.  2,  for  the  purchase  of  $3,309.80  of  6  per 
cent  cement  sidewalk  bonds. 

Britton,  S.  D. — Sealed  bids  are  invited  by  J.  J.  Kaas, 
county  auditor,  until  Jan.  6  for  the  purchase  of  $5,500  of 
6  per  cent  bonds . 

Sargent.  Neb  —Charles  Nioolai,  secretary  board  of  di- 
rectors of  the  Middle  Loup  Valley  irrigation  district,  ini> 
vites  sealed  proposals  op  to  Jai..  6, /or  the  purchase  of 
$100,000  of  6  per  cent  irrigation  bonds. 

Norwood,  O. — W.  E.  Wiobgar,  clerk,  317  Walnut  street, 
Cincinnati,  invites  sealed  proposals  until  Jan.  6,  for  the 
purchase  of  $2,924.04  of  6  per  cent  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Sanford,  Fla. — This  city  will  receive  bids  until  Jan.  28 
for  the  purchase  of  $45,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds.  A.  M. 
Thrasher  or  D.  L.  Way  may  may  be  addressed. 

South  Bend,  Ind  — W.  A.  Rutherford,  city  treasurer,  in- 
vites sealed  bids  until  Jan.  15,  for  the  purchase  of  $26,000 
of  4  per  cent  water  bonds. 

Minneapolis,  Minn, — At  a  council  meeting  it  was  de- 
cided to  advertise  for  new  bids  for  the  $200,000  issue  of 
reservoir  bonds. 

Wilkinsburg,  Pa. — The  citizens  voted  at  an  election  to 
issue  $265,0C0  street  improvement  bonds  to  ran  thirty 
years. 

Britton,  S.  D. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  6  for  the 
purchase  of  $5,500  6  per  cent  20  years  Marehall  County 
bonds.    J.  J.  Kaas,  Ooonty  Auditor. 

Millbank,  S.  D.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  6  for 
the  purchase  of  !S100,COO  ten  io  twenty-year  5  per  cent 
county  refunding  bonds.  A  certified  check  of  $1,000  must 
accompany  each  bid.    N.  Forsbery,  County,  Auditor. 

Cleveland.  O. — An  ordinance  is  before  the  oounoil,  author- 
izing the  issuance  of  $100,000  in  bonds  to  extend  the  time 
of  payment  of  certain  viaduct  indebtedness. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — The  Council  recently  voted  to  ex- 
change $7,000  worth  of  coupon  bonds  of  the  city  for  an 
equal  amount  of  registered  securities. 

Newport,  Ky. — The  Board  of  Edication  may  petition 
the  next  Legislature  for  authority  to  issue  $5,000  bonds 
for  a  new  building,  to  bear  interest  at  6  per  cent. 

Bpencerville,  O. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan.  7  for 
the  purchase  of  $2,6f  0  two  to  six-year  6  per  cenf  fire  engine 
bonds.    J.  O.  D.  Sloan,  clerk  of  Finance  Committee. 

Bonila  Sohool  District,  Santa  Barbara  County,  Cal. — 
Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until  Jan.  6  by  H  H. 
Doyle,  clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  for  the  purchase 
of  $25,000  7  per  cent  bonds,  payable  in  from  one  to  seven 
years.  Three  of  these  bonds  are  for  the  sum  of  $600  each, 
and  the  fourth  for  $700. 

San  Luis  Obispo,  Cal.— Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan. 
6  for  the  purchase  of  360  water  bonds  of  the  denomination 
of  $250  each,  and  120  sewer  bonds  of  the  denomination  of 
$287.50  each.  Interest  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent.  C.  F. 
Sammann,  City  Clerk. 

McLean  County,  ill. — The  board  of  supervisors  has 
authorized  the  issuance  of  $i0,f)00  worth  of  general  in- 
debtedness bonds  at  a  rate  of  interest  not  to  exceed  7  per 
cent. 

Shelbyville,  III. — The  city  treasurer  reports  in  reference 
to  a  proposed  issue  of  $30,000  of  waterworks  bonds,  that 
the  loan  will  not  be  issued  for  some  time. 

Napoleon.  N.  D. — Logan  county  will  issue  $20,000 
worth  of  refunding  bonds  to  take  up  $8,500  bonds  and 
warr&nts  outstanding. 

Butler  County,  O. — The  county  board  of  agriculture  has 
petitioned  the  county  commissioners  for  authority  to  issue 
«7.(  00  bonds  to  liquidate  outstanding  indebtedness  It  is 
thought  that  the  request  will  not  be  granted  by  the  latter 

body. 

Defiance,  O. — There  is  a  movement  on  foot  of  munici- 
pal ownership  of  the  electric  light  and  waterworks  plants. 
A  proposition  to  issue  $75,000  bonds  for  that  purpose  will 
come  up  at  the  spring  election. 

Mary's,  Ohio. — It  is  reported  that  electric  light 


iS^r^ooWKod  rr/^h;Koo^S?  «.ntei;.  sh^U  b;7a;ab.e  at  the  option  of  the'city  any  tirpe  after 
^lectriQ  bells;  to  cost  $14,000  Ifiveyeats.    They  are  dated  Oct.  1,  1888. 


St. 


bonds  of  St.  Mary's  to  the  amount  of  $12,000  will  be  is- 
sued. 

Georgia.— The  last  legislature  passed  an  act  to  refund 
oulstanding  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $242,(00,  bearing  7 
per  cent  interest,  which  mature  July,  iS96.  These  bonds 
are  held  by  the  State  University.  The  new  bonds  will 
bear  4  per  cent  interest. 

Atlauta,  Ga.— The  following  new  bills  and  resolutiou 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  28,  1895. 


INCOME  PROPERTY 

In  all  parts  ot  Chicago,  paying,  under 
present  depressed  rentals, 

7  and  8  Per  Cent  Net. 

HIGH  CLASS  APARTMENT  BUILDINGS 
On  best  Streets  and  Boulevards. 

Business  Properties 

ON 

Principal  Tlioroughfares, 
$15,000  to  $300,000. 

W.  H.  CAIRNDUFF  &  CO., 

301  to  ZOi  Inter  Ocean  Building,  Dearborn  and  Madis:n  Sts, 


f^eautifuTBerwyn.  .  .  . 


■  9^  Miles  from  Union  Depot.  .  .  . 

A  Beautiful  Residence  Suburb. 
Clean  and  Healthful. 
No  Factories. 
No  Smoke. 
No  Saloons, 


TRANSPORTATION.. 


C,  B.  &  Q.  R.  R.— 8c  fare— 28  minutes. 
Illinois  Central  R.  R. 
Ogden  Avenue  Electric  R.  R. 
Suburban  Electric  R.  R. 


IMPROVEMENTS 


CHURCHES 


65,000  feet  of  street  frontage 
Under  uniform  building  restrictions. 

'Waterworks  (Artesian.) 
Cement  Walks. 
Every  Street  Sewered. 
Every  Street  Macadamized. 
Every  Street  Curbed  (Stone.) 
^  Every  Street  Lighted  with  Electricity. 

Splendid  Schools  and  Kindergartens  

f  Methodist. 
J  Episcopal. 
I  Baptist. 
^  Presbyterian. 


Modern  8  and  9  Room  Residences  for  sale  on  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

If  you  are  not  prepared  to  buy  a  home,  secure  a  lot  and 
when  you  have  paid  $500  we  will  built  a  house  to  suit. 

ANDREWS  &  PIPER,  1242  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 


■tTelephone  jVI  i27o. 


passed  by  the  legiRlatnre  have  been  approved  by  the  gov- 
ernor: 

To  anthorize  the  board  of  oommiseioDera  of  roads  and 
revennes  of  Glynn  oonnty  (Brnnswiok,  0.  H.),  to  issue 
bonds  not  exceeding  $69,000,  bearing  interest  at  a  rate 
not  ezoeeding  5  per  cent. 

To  anthorize  the  oity  of  Thonaasville,  Ga. ,  to  issue  $36,- 
OOO  worth  of  bonds. 

To  amend  the  charter  of  the  city  of  Rome,  Ga.,  so  as  to 
enable  it  to  issne,  exchange  and  sell  bonds  to  retire  its 
bonded  debt,  which  ma*nres  in  the  year  1896. 

To  anthorize  the  mayor  and  ooonoil  of  Waynesboro, 
Ga.,  to  issne  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $7,000. 

To  amend  an  act  approved  Dec.  4,  1893,  authorizing  the 
board  of  commissioners  of  the  town  of  Washington,  Ga., 
to  issne  and  sell  bonds  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  or  bay- 
ing school  bnildings. 

To  authorize  the  town  council  of  Bowman,  Ga.,  to  issue 
fonds. 

Oarrolton,  Ga. — The  senate  has  passed  a  bill  anthoriz- 
ing  the  city  to  issne  $20,0C0  bonds  for  schools. 

Dnlntb,  Minn.  The  common  council  will  meet  Dec.  30, 
to  receive  and  examine  sealed  proposals  for  the  purchase 
of  $7£0,C00  of  i  per  cent  gold  bearing  water  and  light 
bonds.  All  bids  must  be  accompanied  by  certified  check 
or  certificate  of  deposit  for  the  sum  of  $10,000.  C.  E. 
Bicbardaon. 

Sanford,  Fla. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan  28,  1896, 
for  the  purchase  of  $45,000  6  per  cent  bonds. 

Atlanta,  Ga. — The  council  and  boord  of  aldermen  have 
authorized  the  sale  of  $50,ooo  of  redemption  bonds. 

Narberth,  Pa. — The  council  invites  sealed  bids  for  the 
purchase  of  $12,500  cf  4  per  cent  improvement  bonds. 

Bay  City,  Mioh. — At  an  election  the  proposition  to  issne 
$115,000  of  bonds  was  carried. 

Greenwich,  O.  — The  citizens  will  soon  vote  on  the  ques- 
tion of  issuing  bonds  to  put  in  a  water  system. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — Mr.  Q.  W.  Davis,  who  is  now  carrying 
the  $10,000  university  bonds,  will  hold  them  indefinitely, 
and  refunding  bonds  will  not  be  iE>8ued  for  the  present. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla. — The  citizens  are  in  favor  of  bond- 
ing the  town  for  a  new  waterworks,  etc.  Address  the 
Board  of  Aldermen.  C 

Tampa,  Fla. — An  election  will  be  held  Deo.  27  to  vote 
on  the  question  of  issuing  $300,000  street  improvement 
bonds. 

Olarksville,  Ga. — A  bill  passed  the  Legislature  author- 
the  Mayor  and  Council  to  issue  bonds. 

Hogansville,  Ga.— The  to^g  beeo  apthoriee^  by  the 
]Peg[j8latqre  \o  jsppe  b9Btl8, 


Astoria,  III. — The  village  voted  in  favor  of  issuing  bonds 
to  establish  a  water  system. 

Mansfipid,  0.— Sealed  bids,  accompanied  by  a  certified 
check  of  $1,000,  will  be  received  until  Dec.  23,  for  the  pnr 
chase  of  $24,000  and  $6,000  of  6  per  cent  street  improve- 
ment bonds.    F.  M.  Remy,  Oity  Clerk. 

Norwood,  Ohio  —Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  Deo. 
21,  1896,  for  the  purchase  of  6  percent  street  improve- 
ment bonds  of  the  village  of  Norwood,  Ohio,  for  the  sum 
of  $4,602.13.  Time  one  to  ten  years,  serial.  W.  E. 
Wiohgar,  Clerk,  Norwood,  Ohio,  317  Walnut  street,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 


REAL  ESTATE  FOR  SALE 


BY  ORDER  or  THE  COtTRTS  AND  BY  FORECLOSURE. 

Smith's  eab,  It  43  of  a  pt  ot  the  w  hf  ot  It  38  in  the  Sch'-ol  Trustee's 
sub  of  seo  16  ."8  14,  Jan  10,  11  a  m.    Hlran  Barbe-,  master.    N  0  K. 

Davenport  sob,  It  267  and  2  8  in  the  n  e  qr  ot  eeo  3  39  13,  Jan  1  ,  11  a 
m.    J  hos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOB. 

Lt  30  in  b  3  in  the  snb  ot  the  n  w  qr  of  the  d  e  qr  of  the  n  e  qr  and  the 
w  hf  ot  the  s  w  qr  ot  the  n  e  qr  of  seo  1  37  14.  Jan  10,  10  h  m.  Thos 
Taylor  Jr,  master,  NOR. 

Lts  1  2  and  3  in  b  2  in  the  snb  ot  t^e  n  w  qr  of  the  n  e  qr  of  the  n  e  qr 
and  the  w  hf  of  the  8  w  qr  of  the  n  e  qr  of  the  n  e  qr  ot  sec  1  37  14 
Jan  10,  11  a  m.  Thos  Taylor  Jr,  master.  NOB. 

Morgan  Pk,  Morgan  Ave  add.  Its  1,  17,  18,  28  to  37.  65  and  74  ot  the  s 
hf  of  the  8  '28.80  of  the  e  hf  ot  the  s  w  qr  of  sec  15  37  13,  Jan  14  11  a 
m     Geo  Bass  master.  NOB. 

Olarkdale,  Potter's  add.  It  10  and  11  in  b  5  and  It  25  aod  26  in  b  8  of  the 
8  e  qr  of  the  u  w  qr  ot  sec  35  38  13,  Jan  11,  11am.  P  L,  Sherman, 
master.  NOB. 

George's  snb.  Its  9  to  12  being  a  Fob  of  the  s  ht  ot  It  5  of  the  Circuit 
Ot  ptn  of  the  e  ht  of  the  e  ht  ot  the  8  e  qr  of  seo  25  38  14,  Jan  4,  11  a 
m.    P  L  Sherman,  master.  NOH. 

Oanal  Trustee's  eub.  It  27  of  b  2  in  the  sub  ot  Ibe  s  ht  of  b  27  ot  seo  33 
39  14,  Jaa  11, 11  a  m.    Sydney  ateln,  mastar.  NOB. 

Bntterfleld's  snb.  Its  40  41  and  42  In  b  7;  and  also  Its  13  to  22  in  the  e 
hf  of  b  8  of  Its  1,  2,  3  and  6  of  Krneger's  snb  of  the  n  e  qr  of  sec  30  37 
14,  Jan  15,  11  a  m.    Walter  Bntler,  master.    L  N. 

Bntterfleld's  add,  lis  6  to  12  in  the  e  hf  ot  b  8  ot  Its  1,  2,  3  and  6  of 
Krneger's  snb  of  the  n  e  qr  of  eeo  i!0  37  14,  Jan  16,  11  a  m.  Walter 
Bniler,  master.    L  N. 

Evanston,  It  12  in  b  61  8  snb  in  sec  18  41  14,  Jan  10,  11.  Thos  Taylor 
master.  NOB. 

Lingle  &  Barnett's  sub.  It  26  in  b  3  ot  It  l  in  the  ptn  of  the  e  18  acres 
of  the  n  96  acres  of  the  n  w  qr  of  sec  25  49  13,  Jan  )8,  11am,  Ohas 
F  Haaob.  master.  NOB. 

Carpenter's  add.  It  5  in  b  13  in  the  s  e  qr  of  see  8  39  14,  Jan  17,  I  P  m. 
Geo  Um  eoft^rg,  wagtef,      Q  p,  -  ■ "  r 


Harder  &  Hater's  snb,  It  39  ot  It  2  and  3  in  b  26  in  Oanal  Trustee's  snb 
of  the  s  pt  of  seo  29  39  14,  Jan  30,  11  a  m.  Chas  Bector,  eiPcntor. 
NOB. 

Johnston's  sub,  It  11  and  20  in  b  12  of  the  e  hf  of  the  s  e  qr  o6  sec  6  S9 
14,  Jan  10,  11  a  m.    Edw  A  Dicker,  master.  NOB. 

White's  sub.  It  30  of  the  n  2-3  of  b  14  in  Walker's  sub  ot  the  u  w  qr  of 
sec  31  39  14,  Jan  7,  11  a  m.    P  L  Sherman,  master.    L  N. 

Eullerton's  2d  add.  It  18  in  b  7  a  snb  of  the  s  ht  ot  the  s  e  qr  of  sec  30 
4C  14,  Jan  13,  11  a  in.    Hiram  Barber,  master.    L  N 

Shelfiftld's  add.  It  3  in  the  snb  ot  tho  w  3-4  of  tte  n  hf  of  It  15  in  b  2 
Jau  3(1.  11  a  m.    Hiran  Barber,  master.    L  N. 

Oh'po  Unvs'y  sob.  Its  11  12  and  13  in  b  45  of  the  s  hf  of  the  n  e  qr;  the 
VI  X  ot  the  s  '/4  of  the  n  H  of  ihe  n  e  ;  the  n  w  qr  of  the  u  w  ^  of 
the  n  e  qr;  and  the  s  e  J4  of  the  n  w  qr  of  sec  7  38  14,  Jan  21,  11  a  m 
Walter  S  Maher,  admtr.    L  N. 

Walker's  sub.  It  17  of  b  16  of  the  n  e  >4  of  seo  25  39  13,  Jan  14,  11  a  m. 
Geo  Bass,  master.  LN. 

{ 

Cornell,  Its  20  to  23  in  b  34,  seo  35  38  14,  Jan  13,  2  pm.  H  L  Walt, 
master.    L  N. 

Assessor's  div,  tt  e  w  26  ft  ot  Its  H6  86  and  87  in  b  7  of  the  e  W  of  the  n 
w  ^  ot  sec  8  39  14,  Jan  14,  11  a  m.    H  L  Wait  master.    L  N. 

Kenwood,  It  29  in  the  s  e  of  sec  2  38  14,  Jan  16,  2  pm.  H  L  Wait, 
master.    L  N. 

Campbell's  snb.  It  86  of  the  w  54  of  b  12  in  seo  19  39  14,  Jan  13,  2  pm. 
H  L  Wait,  master.    L  N. 


EdiHon  Pb  sob.  Its  5  6  7  and  8  i 
EJw  A  Dicker,  master.    L  N. 


b  4  of  seo  36  41  12,  Jan  13,  11am. 


Newberry  est  sub.  It  4S  ot  b  35  in  div  of  sec  19  39  II,  Jan  11, 10  am. 
Jeremiah  LeamlDg,  master.    L  N. 

Peters'  sub,  )t  18  and  19  of  pt  of  It  80  in  Pine  Grove,  sec  21  40  14;  also 
It  1  in  Htolba's  2d  add  to  Glencoe  a  snb  of  the  n  ht  of  b  38  in  Tay- 
lor's add  to  Taylorsport  in  the  s  w  qr  of  sec  8  42  13,  Jan  14,  11  a  m. 
Wm  L  Wallin,  guardian.    L  N. 

Pullman,  Tylrr's  add.  It  31  in  b  2  a  snb  ot  the  e  ht  of  the  s  eH  of  the  s 
w  and  the  w  S  of  the  w  K  of  the  s  w  54  of  the  s  e  !4  of  s.c  21  37  14 
Jau  14,  11  nm.    A  F  3teveuson,  master.    L  N. 

Holstein,  Sherman's  add.  It  26  in  b  4,  Jan  13,  10  am.  Thos  Taylor  Jr. 
matter.    L  N 

Wriiuht  &  Wbbster's  snb,  soblt  6  ot  the  resub  of  Its  1  to  13  of  enbblk  1 
ot  the  snb  of  b  16  of  the  d  e  H  of  see  12  39  13,  Jan  14,  11  a  m.  Geo 
Bas^i,  ma«iter.    L  N, 

All  that  pt  lying  n  e  ot  Milwaukee  av  of  sublt  1  and  2  in  the  snb  of  It  3 
Id  b  12  in  the  original  town,  J  n  13,  11  a  m,  Edw  A  Dicker,  master, 
h  N. 


Douglas  Pk  add.  It  10  and  11  in  b  10,  Jan  13, 
master.    L  N. 


10  a  m.   Hiran  Barber, 


Shortall  trustee  eub.  It  81  in  b  1  of  the  n  ht  of  the  ne  H  of  sec  26  38  14, 
Jau  11,  Ham.    Sydney  Sieln,  master.  NOB. 

Reich's  tab.  the  s  2 1  f t  ot  It  7  and  the  n  2  ft  of  It  8  In  b  2  ot  the  w  ^  ot 
It  22  in  the  School  Trustee's  snb  of  seo  16  38  14,  Jan  10,  Ham. 
Hiram  Barber,  master  NCR. 

Pullman,  Scanlan's  add,  an  und  hf  int  io  Us  41  ftnd  42  irj  h  2,  Jan  17,  10 
pm.  Tbog  O'Hsre,  Bdfj^tr,  ffgn,  '  "     •     ■  1  ^ 


December  28,  1896. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


1239 


WARRANTY  DEE03. 


The  following  is  a  Summary  of  the 
Warranty  Deeds  filed  for  record  during 
r.be  six  days  ending  Thursday  evening, 
Dec.  26,  1895. 

bales.  Araonnt. 

JIty,  over  $1,000   214  12,029,189 

3ity,  auder$l,000   SI  31,325 

C;riQnty    84  2H6,4UI) 


Total   349 


12,295,914 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the 
week  ending  Dec.  27,  1894. 

Halee.  Amonnt. 

Olty,  over  11,000                             238  $1,664,782 

City,  under  1,000...                        92  66,629 

Oannty   102 


Total   429 


284,669 
$2,006,970 


Aberdeen  at,  50  ft  n  of  73d,  e  f  50x124}^, 
and  other  ppty;  Deo  6.  F  H  Bartholmew 

to  T  H  Watson  $i,400 

Adams  st,  150  ft  e  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  25x121; 
Oct  4.  R  0  Bepenning  to  L  Hennings 

 S5,200 

Adams  st,  same  ppty;  Oot  6.  L  Hennings 

to  E  Repenning  |5,200 

Adams  st,  214  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  s  f  27z 
188^;  Deo  9.  M  E  Knox  to  L  Rnetz 

 112,500 

Ada  st  8,  150  ft  n  of  Blst,  e  f  25x124;  Deo 

2, '94.  W  J  Sperry  to  E  A  Wakeiy. $4,000 
Armitage  av,  399  ft  w  of  Point  st,  s  f  25 
ft  to  alley;  Deo  19.0  Sheldon  et  al  to 

A  Tholen  |5,500 

Artesian  av,  460  ft  n  of  42d  8t,ef  24x123; 

Deo  18.  L  Arnault  to  J  Phillipe  |1,500 

Avers  av,  n  e  oor  Belden,  w  f  98x125,  and 
other  ppty;  Nov  30.  B  H  Parmlee  to  0 

O  Nelson....  $13,200 

Belmont  av,  2i)0  ft  w  of  Hoyne,  s  f  25x125; 

Deo  21.  Q  Stieglitz  to  H  Repkow.  .$l,3C0 
Bertean  av,  157  ft  w  of  LincolD,  n  f  62^ 
xl25;  Sep  21.  E  Rndolph  to  W  Schnltz 

 |1,375 

Bertean  av,  231  ft  e  of  Linooln  st,  n  t.  25x 

125;  Deo  2.  0  Z  Olson  to  R  Martin. 82,835 
Berwyn  av,  75  ft  w  of  West  Ravenswood, 
8  f  50x125;  Deo  21.  J  E  Johnson  to  P  L 

Miller.  »1,400 

Bishop  8t,  175  ft  s  of  56th,  e  f  25x124}^, 
and  other  ppty;  Nov  25.  D  Hellman  to 

0  A  Carlson  f  7,000 

Bissell  st  and  Clybonrn  av,  alley  It  bet, 
67  ft  8  of  Willow  st,  25x50;  Deo  5.  P 

Beuoe  to  0  Bnckinghain   $5,250 

Bond  av,  75.26  ft  s  of  74th  st,  n  e  f  35x 
126;  Oot  6.  P  J  MoDonagh  to  L  E  Mo- 

Dermut  $6,000 

Batler  st,  100  ft  n  of  6tth,  w  f  33^x124; 
Deo  21.  M  F  Fellows  to  J  St  Clair  et  al 

 $6,250 

Bntler  st,  ICO  ft  s  of  7l8t,  e  f  50x125;  Deo 

24.  R  Hioks  to  L  O'Neill  $12,000 

California  av,  180  ft  d  of  North,  w  f  13?^ 
j126%;  Deo  10.  T  Q  &  T  Co  to  J  Fosoh- 

inbaaer  $1,080 

Calnmet  av,  n  w  oor  of  20th  st,  e  f  60x 
mi4;  Deo  9.  J  T  Chamasero  to  Q  L 

Whitehead  $52,500 

Oanal  st,  n  e  oor  25th,  w  f  50x109;  Nov 

13.  E  K  Pond  to  J  Meyer  $5,000 

Canal  st,  75  ft  n  of  25tb,  w  f  25x125;  Nov 

13.  E  K  Pond  to  J  bohaeter  $1,100 

Canal  st,  50  ft  n  of  25th,  w  f  25x109;  Nov 

13.  E  K  Pond  to  J  Meyer  $1,090 

Carpenter  av,  80  ft  s  of  N  65th  st,  w  f  50x 
125;  Deo  13.  S  Maloolm  to  W  Meyers  Sr 

 $1,100 

Carpenter  st.  150  ft  n  of  54th,  e  f  25x124; 

Deo  16.  J  C  Johnson  to  J  8  8tewart.$l,800 
Central  Park  av,  n  w  oor  W  13th  st,  e  f 
48x125;  Deo  21.  F  Martin  to  F  X  Bren- 

ken  $2,600 

Central  av  and  Hamboldt  Park  blvd,  49 
ft  6  of  Sawyer  av,  n  f  24x175;  Mar  30, 
•92.  W  S  Harbert  et  al  to  W  A  Phelps 

 $1,250 

Center  at,  48  ft  w  of  Bissell,  s  f  27x125; 
Nov  16.  A  Friedriohetalto  0  Bnoking- 

ham  $10,000 

Ohamplain  av,  100  ft  s  of  48th  st,  w  f  25x 
124  82-100;  Nov  22.  A  L  Martin  to  W  L 

Lewis  $13,000 

qiark  st  S,  216  ft  n  of  118th,  w  f  50x120; 
Nov  2.  P  Steenberger  to  L  Emerson 

 $1,500 

Clinton  st,  bet  119th  and  120th,  w  f  373^2* 
123;  Oot  1.  A  T  and  8  Bank  to  K  Mo- 

Grath  $2,700 

Coblentz  st,  116  ft  e  of  Hoyne,  n  f  24x100; 
Sep  18.  A  M  Walter  to  E  Grzybonski 

 $1,550 

Oonstanoe  av,  1323^  ft  s  of  90ih  st,  e  f  25 
jl25;  Aag  10.  J  B  Wagner  to  B  F  George 


Cornelia  st,  101  ft  e  of  Woloott,  n  f  37j^x 
124;  Deo  19,'94  C  J  Ford  to  W  8  Schmidt 
....   $1,125 

Cragin,  Lyford  &  M's  add,  Its  1  and  2;  Deo 

19.  J  Kallotte  to  E  G  Peton  $2,000 

Davis  st,  premises  No  648,  28.80x125;  Deo 
19.  J  E  Hedman  to  L  Wermeoke .  .  $9,500 

Dearborn  st,  25  ft  s  of  30th.  e  f  26x110; 
Deo  17.  Est  of  J  Miller  to  J  Maroy. $1,900 

Dearborn  st.  260  ft  n  of  Polk,  e  f  50  f t 
thro  to  Onatom  House  pi;  Deo  13.  8  W 
Rawson  to  G  W  Roe  $76,500 

Diokena  av,  142.6  ft  w  of  Spanlding,  a  f 
28x150;  Deo  21.  B  J  Frost  to  M  Frost 
 $3,000 

Division  st  and   N  Forty-eighth  av,  10 

acres  n  w  oor,  ;  Nov  11.  0  C 

Brown  to  8  Brown  $20,000 

Dreiel  av,  100  ft  s  of  92d  st,  e  f  25x125; 
Deo  9.  IW  Bennett  to  CW  Johnson 
 $l,8f0 

East  Ravenswood  Park,  92  ft  n  of  Leland 
av,  w  f  60x16334^;  Deo  19.  J  B  Lnoas  to 
J  S  Barniohe  $12,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  141  ft  w  of  Laflin,  s  f 
25x124;  Deo  7.  J  Morraveo  to  J  Konkol 
 $9,000 

Eighty-first  at,  208  ft  w  of  Springfield  av, 
n  f  53x125,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  4.  B 
Ullery  to  J  Boley  $9,550 

Eighty-eighth  pi,  a  w  oor  Lange  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Nov  2.  W  Daterberg  to  P  L 
Arnold  $1,200 

Eighty-ninth  st,  n  e  oor  Maniatee  av,  s  f 
24x115;  Deo  U  A  Roberta  to  A  F  Weber 
 $1,800 

Eighty-ninih  st,  48  9-10  ft  e  of  Manistee 
av,  sf  24  9-10x115;  Sep  1.  Same  to  F 
Walter  etal  $1,300 

Eighty-ninth  st,  24  ft  e  of  Manistee  av,  s 
f  24  9-10x115;  Sep  12.  Same  to  P  8 
Leindeoker  $1,350 

Eighty-ninth  pi,  20  >  ft  e  of  Vinoennes  av, 
s  f  25x125;  Nov  23.  L  Kameetman  to  D 
C  Butts  $3,0C0 

Ellis  av,  50  ft  n  of  65th  at,  e  f  50x124;  Oot 
22.  C  F  Sage  to  L  M  L  Carter  $2,750 

Ellis  av,  50  ft  s  of  61at  st,  e  f  100x171; 
Deo  16.  J  B  Legnard  to  E  B  Bleakley 
 $36,000 

Brie  st,  416  ft  w  of  Center  av,  a  f  24x59; 
Deo  20.  L  Kehoe  to  T  W  Kehoe. .  .$3,000 

Erie  at,  150  ft  e  of  Campbell  av,  n  f  V5x 
124;  Deo  17.  S  J  Ware  to  J  0  Pratt  .$3,000 

Evans  av  and  Forty-fifth  st,  n  w  oor,  5  ix 
I'l;  Deo  12.  W  H  Barry  to  E  E  Doo- 
little  $45,000 

Evans  av,  246  ft  n  of  64th  st.  w  f  25x122; 
Deo  20.  C  A  Mielenz  to  0  McCarthy 
 $1,150 

Evergreen  st,  594  ft  s  w  of  Milwaukee  av, 
n  w  f  25x150;  July  2.  C  Eiohmann  to  E 
Winterfelat  $10  000 

Fairfield  av,  270  ft  s  of  Fulton  st,  w  f  24x 
126;  Oot  29.  Est  of  H  Geisler  to  J  Geialer 
 $1,100 

Fairfield  av,  61  ft  s  of  Iowa  st,  w  f  25x 
126;  Deo  20.  M  Radkowski  to  M  Perlik 
 $3,000 

Fifth  av,62>^  ft  s  of  32d  at,  e  f  25x125; 
Deo  12.  W  Poetz  to  A  Monzel  $2,875 

Fifteenth  pi.  239  ft  w  of  Center  av,  n  f  24 
xl24,  und  int,  and  other  ppty;  Dec 
17, '94.  A  S  Olos  to  Jacob  Glos  .'. . .  $30,Oro 

Fiftieth  av  N,  a  e  oor  of  Leland,  w  f  50x 
122  8-10;  Deo  19.  L  Silvermann  to  F  C 
Nelson  $1,000 

Fifty  first  at,  s  e  cor  Honore,  n  f  60x126, 
and  102  other  Ita  in  same  sab;  Deo  18. 
Henry  I  Sexton  ta  Charles  F  White 
 $6O,0CO 

Fifty-first  st,  98.6  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f 
23.75x120;  Deo  14.  W  T  Hanson  to  G  G 
Geaeger  $2,760 

Fifty-first  ot  N,  81.47  ft  n  of  Indiana  6t, 
e  f  26x125;  Deo  21.  W  C  Brahm  to  M  M 
Mays  $1,000 

Fifty-fifth  St.  254  ft  w  ot  Cornell  av,  s  f 
24}^x60;  Dec  21.  J  K  Eagle  to  First  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Kankakee  111  $5,000 

Fifty-sixth  st  W,  175  ft  n  of  Noble  av,  w 
f  75x124;  Dec  20.  J  Felthonse  to  C  L 

Moss   $1,000 

Ford  av,  s  e  cor  Railroad,  ;  Deo  19. 

A  M  Ward  to  H  Silverman  $10,000 

Forty-first  av  N,  87  ft  s  of  Berteau,  w  f 
40x1733^;  Deo  10.  L  M  Oarr  to  W  A 

Phelps  $3,200 

Forty-third  pi  W,  100  ft  w  of  Parnell  av, 
n  f  25x1263^;  Deo  23.  R  Grace  to  J 

Sullivan  $2,000 

Forty-third  ot  N,  166  ft  n  of  North  av,  e  f 
25x125;  Deo  21.  Est  of  J  Valentine  to 

M  Valentine  $1,200 

Forty-fifth  av  N,  262  ft  n  of  Leland,  w  f 
87^^100,  (Qore  or  less;  Deo  16,  £  ^ 


Hotohkiss  to  W  Rhodes  $1,800 

Forty-sixth  st,  52  ft  w  ot  Butler,  n  f  25x 
125;  Nov  26.  P  F  Pell  to  K  Sandsten 
 $6,000 

Forty-seventh  st.  330  ft  w  ot  Princeton 
av,  a  f  48x100;  Deo  4.  F  B  Utley  to  J 
Baley  $12,000 

Forty-eighth  av  N,  a  w  oor  Thomaa  st,  e  f 
72x126;  Oot  26.  0  Keith,  trustee,  to  M 
A  Thomas  $1,800 

Fourteenth  pi  W,  192  ft  w  of  Loomis  st, 
n  f  24x124;  Deo  20.  C  Honrigan  to  H 
Toren  $3,400 

Fremont  st,  386  ft  s  of  Boena  Park  ter- 
race, e  t  58x136;  Dec  24.  F  Geudtner 
to  F  Lubeke  $5,100 

Fnllerton  av,  267  ft  w  of  Larrabee  st,  a  f 
32x174;  Deo  21.  Mast  in  Chy  to  D  B 
Lyman  $11,329 

Fulton  st,  175  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  n  f  24x 
137;  Dec  17.  F  B  Peabody  et  al  to  8  R 
Manin  $4,000 

Fulton  st,  256  ft  w  ot  California  av,  s  f 
25x150;  Deo  2.  M  S  Bean  to  A  B  Cooper 
 $5,000 

Grand  av,  s  e  cor  Kedzie,  n  f  28x147;  Deo' 
19.  R  Brosseit  to  C  E  Brosseit  $2  500 

Grenahaw  at,  124  ft  w  of  Oakley  av,  n  f 
25x125;  Dec  17.  B  Petermichel  to  Weat 
Union  Cold  Storage  Co  $2,00C 

Groveland  av,  bet  Thirtieth  and  Thirty- 
first  sts,  w  f  30x94;  Deo  11.  N  N  Cron- 
holm  to  J  Peck  ...  $4,n00 

Halsted  st,  150  ft  s  of  69ih,e  f  25x117  8  10; 
Deo  12.  O  Ruben  to  E  A  Hartwell  $14,000 

Halsted  st,  150  ft  n  ot  eist,  e  f  25x125; 
Deo  14.  W  T  Church  to  D  Wahl  .$4,C00 

Halsted  at,  100  ft  n  of  57th,  e  f  5ixl2u; 
Nov  30.  J  Buckingham  to  W  M  How- 
lana  $6,000 

Hamilton  av,  149  ft  s  of  36th  st,  e  f  50x 
125;  Apr  17,'94.  L  W  Yaegy  to  E  A  Orr 
 $1,140 

Harvard  st,  46  ft  e  ot  Campbell  av,  n  f  24 
xl24;  Deo  20.  W  F  Streeter  to  A  War- 
ren  $2,800 

Harvard  st,  100  ft  e  of  Francisco,  s  f  25x 
125;  Deo  21.  TX  Brenken  et  al  to  O 
Howard    $3,80C 

Herndon  st,  24  ft  n  of  Melrose,  e  f  'Jis 
126;  Deo  21.  E  Bovermann  to  M  Strass 
 $3,500 

High  at,  n  w  cor  Belden  av,  e  f  25x128; 
Deo  19.  W  A  Hansburg  to  F  Pabat 
 $5,000 

Homan  av  8,  141  ft  s  ot  Monroe  st,  w  f 
24x134;  Oct  26.  E  H  Koryon  to  M  0 
Carnahan    $6,000 

Houston  av,  255  ft  s  of  90th  st,  w  f  25x 
140;  Deo  19.  A  R  Kernott  to  M  O  Hem- 
pel   $2,700 

Humboldt  blvd,  381  ft  n  of  Armitage  av, 
e  f  26x1643^;  Deo  18.  C  Kling  to  T  Wold 
 $4,000 

Huron  st,  120  ft  e  ot  Oakley  av,  n  f  24x 
124;  Dec  16.  J  P  Johnson  to  A  0  Booker 
 $3,600 

Ingleside  av,  98  ft  n  of  66th  st.  w  f  25x 
125;  Deo  23.  E  O  Healy  to  C  W  Rowe 
 $6,000 

Illinois  3t,  100  ft  w  of  St  Clair,  a  f  26x100; 
Deo  9.  T  Murphy  to  J  H  Murphy  .$5,000 

Irving  av,  191  ft  8  of  W  22d  at,  w  f  25x 
125;  Nov  26.  U  Von  Horn  to  B  Webber 
 ,  $1,800 

JefEeraon  at,  96  ft  a  of  O'Brien,  e  f  25x 
1(0;  Deo  19.  M  Cohen  to  L  Harris. $9,090 

Kenmore  av,  100  ft  n  of  Ainaley  at,  w  f  50 
xl50;  Nov  29.  P  Flioke  to  A  Galbraith 
 $3,000 

Kimbark  av,  150  ft  s  of  62d  st,  w  f  60x 
125;  Deo  4.  J  Baley  to  F  B  Utley  .$32,500 

Lafayette  «v,  a  w  oor  116th  st,  e  f  4l3^x 
1233^;  Deo  24.  Safety  Loan  and  Build- 
ing Assn  to  A  Stein  $3,100 

Lafayette  av,  s  e  oor  65th  st,  w  f  33)^x 
132,  more  or  less;  Nov  4.  M  N  Lord  to 

0  W  HofiE  $7,000 

La  Salle  av,  67  ft  s  ot  Chestnut  st,  w  f  44 
xlOli^;  Sep  19.  B  F  Patten  to  G  E  Pur- 

ington  $13,000 

Larrabee  st,  595  ft  a  of  Oak,  w  f  100x129; 

Dec  21.  E  Webel  to  L  Heinroth.  .$29,0C0 
Laurel  av.  197  ft  s  of  Garden,  w  f  2i%T. 

125;  Deo  20.  M  Stern  to  M  Pregle.$l,800 
Linooln  av,  251  ft  n  w  of  Noble,  n  e  f  25x 
125;  Deo  24.  0  D  Bohl  to  J  F  Piunow 

 $7,500 

Lincoln  st,  325  ft  s  of  37th,  e  f  25x125; 

Dec  21.  B  Harland  to  M  O'Neill. .  .$1,600 
Loomia  at,  125  ft  s  of  W  20lh,  w  f  26x100; 

Deo  21.  J  Kaste  to  J  Stedronsky.  .$8,000 
Loomis  st,  249  ft  s  of  64th,  e  f  25x124; 

Oot  16. 1  Edwards  to  C  P  Wirth..  $2,300 
Marquette  terrace,  160  ft  e  of  Halsted  st, 
0  f  50x126;  Deo  2.  W  8  Proftb  to  B  T 


Smith  $6,f00 

Marrhfield  av,  623^  ft  n  of  Cornelia  at,  w 
f  24x130;  Deo  20.  Est  ot  J  Englebreoht 
to  H  Meyer  $3,275 

Marshfield  av,  300  ft  s  of  64th  st,  e  f  50x 
123;  Oct  28.  Eat  of  J  W  Drexel  to  W  B 
Ammerman  $1,040 

May  at,  s  w  oor  68th,  e  f  97x124;  July  .30. 
G  N  Sleight  to  F  P  Gillett  et  al . . . .  $1,400 

MoHenry  st,  184  ft  s  of  North  av,  e  f  24x 
126;Deo24.  M  Oontala  to  M  Reader 
 $8,000 

McLean  av,  25  ft  e  of  Central  Park,  n  f 
25x1253^;  Oot  1.  Mast  in  Chy  to  L  E 
Gillingham  $1,288 

Merrill  av,  150  ft  s  of  76th  st,  w  f  25x125; 
Deo  24.  C  T  Phillips  to  E  Loverock 
 $1,000 

Michigan  av,  100  ft  s  of  78th  st,  w  f  225x 
160,  and  other  ppty;  Deo  13.  M  Harris 
to  C  L  Sohaar  et  al  $14,190 

Michigan  av,  105  ft  s  ot  llS'.h  pi,  w  f  27x 
1613^;  Deo  21.  EF  Braren  to  C  B  Sawyer 
 ".  $2,000 

Michigan  av,  s  e  oor  Park  row  w  t  125x 
100;  also  Michigan,  n  e  cor  12th  st,  w 
f  6<ixl25;  also  all  right  in  alley  bet  these 
properties;  also  all  interest  which  Ira 
Holmes  and  C  W  Rigdon  on  Nov  9  had 
or  sinoe  that  time  acquired  or  to  sell 
that  piece  ot  land  30  ft  wide  on  west 
side  ot  eaid  properties;  Deo  16.  Mast  in 
Chy  to  Elbert  W  Shirk   $305,000 

Milton  av,  432  ft  n  of  Chicago,  w  f  22x 
100,  more  or  less;  Nov  18.  Mast  in  Chy 
to  C  Johnaon  $1,9C0 

Milwaukee  av,  lOd  ft  n  w  of  Edwards  st, 
e  f  50x150;  Deo  12.  R  Alting  to  H  Ger- 
lioher  $3,000 

Milwaukee  av,  same  ppty;  Deo  12.  H  Ger- 
lioher  to  D  Alting   $3,000 

Milwaukee  av.  50  f t  s  e  of  Waubanaia,  s 
w  f  120x80,  more  or  less;  Nov  29.  W  A 
Wieboldt  to  A  Ohytrans  $66,000 

Montrose  blvd,  48  ft  w  ot  Oakley  av,  n  f 
36x125;  Nov  26.  F  F  Cauda  to  G  H 
Lewis  $2,034 

Morgan  st,  272  ft  s  of  59th,  w  t  25x124 
8-10;  Nov  11.  A  E  Anderson  to  A  Rein- 
hold  $3,500 

Muabegon  av,  230  ft  s  of  89th  st,  e  t  25x 
13831;  Deo  10.  J  P  Cunningham  to  K 
O  Middaugh  $2,5^0 

Muskegon  av,  173  ft  n  ot  85th  st,  e  f  76x 
126;  Deo  18.  F  E  Arnold  to  W  H  MoNott 
 $2,400 

Muskegon  av,  376  ft  s  of  79th  at,  w  f  37>^ 
xl24>g;  Deo  18.  W  L  Brainerd  to  G  L 
Veatoh  $3,000 

Nellie  av.  s  e  oor  of  Commercial,  w  f  50  55 
xl08;  Nov  16.  J  H  Brown  to  L  E  Hed- 
lin  et  al  $1,550 

Nineteenth  st  W,  169  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n 
f24xl23«^;  Deo  19.  J  Wozey  to  A  J 
Slepina  $1,800 

Nineteenth  st  W.  same  ppty;  Deo  20.  A  J 
Stepina  to  J  Wozey  $1,800 

Ninetieth  st,  100  ft  e  ot  Lange  av,  s  f  25x 
122;  Nov  30.  N  Heimstra  to  D  0  Butts 
 $3,000 

Ninetieth  pi,  400  ft  e  ot  St  Lawrence  av, 
a  f  25x122;  Nov  23.  L  Kameetman  to  D 
0  Butts  $2,000 

Noble  av,  24  ft  w  of  Clifton,  s  t  24x125; 
Deo  10.  F  S  Feninger  to  M  C  Johnson 
 $3,800 

Noble  st,  267  ft  s  of  Blanche,  e  t  25x125; 
Deo  17.  Union  Savings  Loan  and  Build- 
ing Assn  to  E  Friedlander  $4,800 

Oakley  av,  319.5  ft  n  ot  W  Taylor  st,  w  f 
19x125.5;  Deo  7.  0  M  Cleland  to  E  F 
Dunn  $6,500 

Ohio  st  W,  69  ft  e  of  8  40th  av,  s  f  16x77; 
Deo  17,'94.  A  W  Wolfe  to  P  J  Greene 
 $15,000 

Ohio  st,  83  ft  6  of  Trumbull  av,  s  f  20.73x 
86.13;  Deo  10.  T  B  Clohesy  to  O  M 
Brady  $3,600 

Ohio  st,  n  e  oor  Orleans,  s  f  120.93x100; 
Deo  18.  Adams  &  Westlake  Co  to  W  W 
WiUits  $100,000 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  st,  s  w  cor  S 
Clark,  n  t  773^x125;  Dec  20.  H  Lebean 
to  A  M  Des  Rivieres  $7,000 

Cne  Hundred  and  Tenth  pi,  276  ft  w  of 
Wentworth  av,  a  t  25x125;  Deo  24.  G 
Van  Haaelen  to  J  L  Muya  $1,500 

One  Hundred  and  Elevb^'h  pi,  101  ft  w  of 
State  at,  n  f  50x124;  Oot  19.  0  B  Sawyer 
to  S  floohstadter  $2,500 

Orchard  st,  240  ft  a  of  North  av,  w  t  233^ 
x943^;  Dec  20.  G  Neogahr  to  A  Freese 

  ,  $2,5CO 

(GoDtinued  ?n  page  1241. 


1240 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  28.  1895 


AUSTIN  PARK. 


Seven  miles  from  Court  House,  on  the 
Chicago  N.  P.  Ry.,  near  lines  of  the 
Elevated  roads,  and  Madison  st.  electric, 
cable.  The  property  is  lighted  both  by 
gas  and  electricity,  and  has  i  mile  front- 
age on  Austin  Avenue,  which  was 
macadamized  last  year.  Choice  lots 
sold  on  easy  payments  of  $10.00  down 
and  $10.00  per  month. 

BASS,  KESSLER&CO. 

SUITE  505,  167  DEARBORN  ST., 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Locations 
Industries. 


The  name  of  the  Obioago,  Milwankee  &, 
St.  Fanl  Railway  has  long  been  identified 
with  praotioal  measures  for  the  (general 
apbnilding  of  its  territory  and  the  promo- 
tion of  its  commerce;  hence  mannfaotorers 
have  an  assurance  that  they  will  find  them- 
elves  at  home  on  the  company's  lines. 

The  Company  has  all  its  territory  dis- 
tricted in  relation  to  resonroes,  adaptability 
and  advantages  for  manafaotaring,  and 
seeks  to  seoare  marofaotarins:  plants  and 
indnstries  where  the  commend  of  raw 
material,  markets  and  sarronndings  will 
ensure  their  permanent  eaooess. 

Mines  of  ooal,  iron,  copper,  lead  and  zinc, 
forests  of  soft  and  hard  wood,  qnarries, 
clays  of  all  kinds,  tan-bark,  fiaz  and  other 
raw  material*  exist  in  its  territory  in  addi- 
tion to  the  vast  agrioaltnral  resonroes. 

The  Chicago,  Milwankee  &  St.  Paul  Rail- 
way Company  owns  and  operates  6,150 
miles  (9,9o0  kilometers)  of  railway,  exclu- 
sive of  second  track,  connectinfj^  track  or 
sidint;s.  The  eight  States  traversed  by  the 
company,  Illinois,  Wisconsin,  Northern 
Michigan,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Minnesota,  South 
Dakota  and  North  Dakota,  possess,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  advantages  of  raw  material  and 
proximity  to  markets,  that  which  is  the 
prime  factor  in  the  industrial  success  of  a 
territory — a  people  who  form  one  live  and 
thriving  community  of  business  men,  in 
whose  midst  it  is  safe  and  profitable  to 
settle.  Many  towns  on  the  line  are  prepared 
to  treat  very  favorably  with  manufacturers 
who  would  locate  in  their  vicinity. 

A  number  of  new  factories  have  been  in- 
duced to  locate — largely  through  the  instru- 
mentality of  this  Company — at  towns  on  its 
lines.  The  central  position  of  the  States  trav- 
ersed by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul 
Railway  makes  it  possible  to  command  all 
the  markets  of  the  Unitei  States.  The  trend 
of  manafanturing  is  Waatward.  Nothing 
should  delay  enterprising  manufacturers 
from  investigating.  Confidential  inquiries 
are  treated  as  sooh.  The  information  fur 
Dished  a  particular  industry  is  reliable. 
Address, 

Luis  Jackson, 

Industrial  Commissioner,  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Railway 

425  Old  Colony  Bldg„  CHICAQO.  111. 


IF  YCU  WANT  INFORMATION  ABOUT 

PENSIONS 

Address  a  letter  or  postal  card  to 
THE  COMPANIT, 

lOHN  WEDDEBBUBM,     -     MANAGING  ATTOENET, 

P.  O.  Box  463.     WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 


PENSIONS  PBOCUBED  FOB 

SO  DIERS  WIDOWS, 
CHILDREN,  PARENIS. 

Also,  for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  disabled  in 
the  line  of  duty  in  the  regular  Army  or  Navy 
lisce  the  war.  Survivors  of  the  Indian  wars 
af  1832  to  1842,  and  their  widows,  now  en- 

itled.  Old  and  rejected  claims  a  specialty. 

/bonsand?  entitled  to  higher  rates.  Send 

or  new  laws.  No  charge  for  advi  je    No  fee 

.nti'  ^nooessfi  1 


Ofifice  Telephone,  Harrison  410. 
Residence  Telephone,  Lake  View  39. 

T.  D.  MURPHY. 


OONTBACTOE  FOB 


MASONRY, 
PLASTERING, 
SEWER  BUILDING, 
CEMENT  FLOORS, 
BOILER  SETTING. 

eeoeral  Jobbing  done  in  all  the  above  branches. 

Office  396  Dearborn  St. 


STUBBS  &  CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  !&  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CsLloinalnlng,  ©to. 
All  ZiaCii  Of  Cement  Work  a  specialtx 

Office  and  Yard:  126  Qnincy  St., 
Building  Msterlslf  Q  Y\  \  caso 

For  Bale.     Telepbooe.  Main  787. 


ANAEOLIAN 

is  becoming  as  necessary  to  the  com- 
plete furnishing  of  a  house  as  a  piano. 
Not  every  one  can  play  a  piano— and  to 
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(Oontinned  from  page  1239.) 
Park  pi,  150  ft  B  of  Woodard  st,  e  f  175x 

125;  Nov  8.  R  Visaer  to  J  Kamin8ki.|6,000 
Park  st,  8  e  oor  Fontenoy  pi,  s  w  f  75x 
150;  Deo  21,  Q  3  Miller  to  E  A  L  Nied- 

ert  |3,000 

Paalica  st,  24  ft  s  of  36th.  e  f  24x125;  Nov 
29.  H  Weidemann  to  M  Morgenthaler 

 |2,000 

Paulina  at,  74  ft  s  of  Bvron,  e  f  25x125; 

Deo  21.  J  Hiller  to  C  Sturm  $4,0C0 

Perry  av,  148  ft  n  of  67th  st,  w  f  46x140; 

Deo  7.  E  F  Dunn  to  0  M  Oleland.f 66,(100 
Pleasant  pi,  180  ft  w  of  Campbell  av,  s  f 
28x110^;  Deo  17,  A  Pike  to  0  Twigg 

 |1,400 

Polk  8t,  228  ft  w  of  Washtenaw  av,  n  f  25 
xl25;  Oct  19.  0  J  Peterson  to  J  Snyder 

 $4,000 

Polk  st,  189  ft  w  of  California  av,  s  f  24x 

125;  Deo  20.  L  Hasty  to  M  E  Kane.f  2,400 
Polk  st,  17a  ft  w  of  Albany  av,  r  f  25x125; 

Deo  7 .  P  Yonda  to  T  Mahaney  ....  $2,200 
Potomac  av,  25  ft  e  of  Uoman,  8  f  25x 
124;  Deo  12.  U  Rohn  to  R  Johansen 

 $1,550 

Ridgeland  av  and  Grace  st,  20  acres  in  s 
e  oor;  Deo  26.  R  Hastings  to  0  F  Lin- 

soott  $16,(00 

Robey  st  and  Forty  fifth,  20  aoree  in  s  w 
oor,  and  other  ppty;  Dec  16.  J  B  Leg- 

nard  to  E  Bleakley  $60,000 

Rockwell  st  N,  75  ft  n  of  Potomao  av,  w  f 
25x126;  Dec  5.  J  H  Soherer  to  Q  Drews 

 $8,000 

Rosooe  st,  48  ft  e  of  Hamilton  av,  n  f  24x 

125;  Dec  21.  W  Sohuttz  to  H  Bns8e.$4,200 
Rosooe  st,  52.4  ft  w  of  Elaine,  s  f  37.5x 

126;  Nov  22.  J  Rick  to  J  A  Zabel. .  $3,750 
Sangamon  st,  72  ft  n  of  W  14th  pi,  w  f 
24x100;  Deo  19.  A  Demlina:  to  J  0  Krasa 

 $2,725 

Sangamon  st,  225  ft  n  of  74th,  e  f  25x 
124)^;  Deo  23.  C  W  Stoneback  to  A  M 

Konl  $1,500 

Sawyer  av,  s  e  oor  Dunning  st,  w  f  50x200; 

Nov  13.  L  J  Book  to  A  Book  $2,000 

Soott  8%  68  ft  w  of  Stone,  s  f  22x78,  more 
or  less;  Deo  11.  F  M  Meadoworoft  to  W 

M  Le  Moyne  $12,600 

Sedgwiok  st,  100  ft  n  of  Eugenie,  e  f  25x 
144;  Deo  19.  N  Powell  to  T  Frising 

 $3,025 

Seventy-first  st,  249  ft  w  of  Washington 
av,  8  f  25x125;  Deo  19.  Cottage  Grove 
Building  and  Loan  Assn  to  T  Mnlrooney 

 $3,000 

Seventy-first  pi,  249  ft  w  of  TVashington 
av,  8  f  25x125;  Apr  18.  T  Mulroonej  to 

A  Harvey  $4,000 

Sixty-first  pi  W,  50  ft  e  of  Springfield  av, 
n  f  25x125;  Deo  19.  C  W  flofif  to  A  W 

Lord  $2,500 

Sixty-fourth  st,  152  ft  w  of  Union  av,  s  f 
15x75;  Nov  80.  J  H  Hatcher  to  D  Morse 

 ..,  $1,400 

Sixty-eighth  st,  137  ft  e  of  Prairie  av,  a  f 
333^x130;  Deo  23.  Mast  in  Chy  to  J  V 

Paulsen  $3,267 

South  Chicago  av,  694  f t  n  w  of  73d  st,  n 
e  f  64xl2ii;  Dec  3.  V  P  Beckman  to  Cot- 
tage Grove  B  Jfc  L  Assn  $5,300 

South  Chicago  and  St  Lawrence  av,  tri- 
angular piece  of  ppty  on  s  w  cor,  24x 
183x162;  Nov  14.  F  J  Williams  to  J  Cow- 
man $4,000 

South  Park  av,  125  ft  s  of  32d  st,  w  f  26x 
164;Junel9.  M  L  Falk  to  F  Wormser 

 ,  ,.  ..$10,000 

South  Park  av,  223  ft  s  of  68th  et,  e  f  17x 
174;  Dec  13.  E  B  Camp  to  E  T  Brainerd 

 $4,000 

Spanlding  av,  97  ft  n  of  N  45th  st,  e  f  300 
xl24;  Deo  19.  J  B  Juson  et  al  to  Q  H 

Hield  *3,900 

State  st,  200  ft  s  of  72d,  e  f  50xl76i^;  Nov 

15.  T  0  Dawkins  to  M  R  DrisooU.  .$2,0C0 
Station  st,  208  f t  n  w  of  Snow,  b  w  f  25x 
76,  more  or  less;  Deo  18.  M  J  Conalie 

to  W  L  Shuster  $2,500 

Station  st,  144  f  t  s  e  of  W  Dunning,  s  w  f 
24x80;  Deo  21.  Mary  Tuoaer  to  J  Orangle 

 $1,800 

Stewart  av,  82  ft  s  of  W  6l8t  st,  e  f  45x 
120;  Deo  14.  Est  of  W  Forsyth  to  M  A 

Organ    $5,(00 

St  Louis  av,  120  ft  n  of  Van  Boren  st,  w 
33x116^;  Dec  17.  a  H  Kinne  to  A  W 

Kinne  $1,800 

Stony  Island  av,  95  ft  s  of  69th  st,  e  f  24x 
120;  Deo  18.  W  M  Johnston  to  0  C 

Heisen  $5,000 

Superior  st,  101  ft  w  of  Rockwell,  n  f  25x 
122;  Deo  20.  E  F  Dakin  to  T  H  Mnlloy 
 $6,500 

Tell  pi,  391  ft  e  of  Ashland  av,  n  f  24x 


124}^;  Deo  17.  H  Goldstein  to  E  Dnber- 

stein  $5,000 

Thirteenth  pi  W,  144  ft  e  of  Paulina  st,  s 
f  24x124;  Deo  IS.  0  Quinn  to  J  E  Phelan 

 $2,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  241  ft  e  of  Paulina,  s  f 
24x125;  Dec  21.  S  A  O'Donnell  to  J 

Begley  $3,000 

Thirteenth  st,  128  ft  w  of  Canal,  n  t  25x 
110;  Dec  14.  M  H  Leebermai  to  J  W 

Cohen  et  al  $9,200 

Twelfth  st  W,  97  ft  w  of  Lincoln,  s  f  24x 
125;  Dec  21.  J  K  Eagle  to  S  K  Albright 

   $25,C00 

Twelfth  st  W,  n  w  oor  of  Whipple,  s  f  50x 
125;  Nov  22.  T  J   Qainn  to   T  Barke 

 ..$11,500 

Twelfth  st  W.  40  ft  w  of  Jefferson,  n  f  20 
xiOO,  nnd  ^  int,  and  other  ppty;  Dec 
23.  W  T  Deering  to  M  C  Deeriog  et  al 

 $2,600 

Twenty  first  st  W,  60  ft  w  of  Peoria,  s  f 
30x100;  Dec  21.  M  Donohne  to  A  Guidra 

 $2,0C0 

Twenty  second  pi  W,  166  ft  w  of  Cali- 
fornia av,  n  f  25x124;  Dec  20.  V  Mraz 

to  K  H  Frankl  $4,500 

Twenty-second  st  W,  22  ft  w  of  Hamlin 
av.  s  f  2  5x70,  more  or  less:  Dec  23.  J  J 

Dugan  to  H  J  Gahagan  $1,000 

Twenty-second  pi  W,  166  f t  w  of  S  Cali- 
fornia av,  n  f  25x125;  Deo  23.  K  H 

Frankl  to  M  Mraz   $4,500 

Twenty  second  st  W,  ICO  ft  e  of  Albany 
av,  n  f  25x126;  Deo  17.  M  Budzinski  to 

J  Kazmarek  $3,600 

Twentp-fonrth  st,  premises  No  41  and  43, 
42>^x85;  Nov  29.  E  F  Calkins  to  B  P 

Williams  $16,000 

Troy  st,  1(0  ft  s  of  Belle  Plaine  av,  e  f 
60x126,  and  other  ppty;  Nov  7.  C  D  Mc 

Qaigg  to  J  Ganson  $1,600 

Union  av,  s  e  cor  of  Tell  st,  w  f  29}^xlC0; 
Deo  20.  E  W  Johnson  to  J  H  Haskins 
 $4,000 

Union  av,  177.5  ft  s  of  64fch  st.  e  f  37 .5x 
1(0;  Deo  17.  F  Beoklenbi,.„  i.v.  J  Mo- 

Oabe  $?,'0i 

Van  Buren  st.  69  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  s  f 
23x120;  Deo  17.  H  H  Kinne  to  A  W 

Kinne  |2,000 

Van  Buren  st,  46  ft  e  of  St  Louis  av,  a  f 
23x120;  Deo  17.  Same  to  L  D  Kinne 

 $2,000 

av,  s  f 
Kinne 

 ;  $2,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  premises  No  628,  25x112; 
Dec  17.  W  L  Ramsey  to  C  E  Bartley 

 $12,000 

Vincennes  av,  261  ft  d  of  46th  st,  w  f  25x 
125;  Deo  18.  M  Wiener  to  P  Wiener 

 $13,500 

Wabash  av,  200  ft  s  of  Harmon  pi,  w  f  40 
xl71;  Dec  19.  H  Silverman  to  A  M  Ward 

 $90,000 

Washington  Park  pi,  100  ft  n  of  50lh  st, 
e  f  100x97;  Deo  16.  T  B  Marston  to  H 

NTuttle  ,$12,000 

Wells  st  N,  224  ft  s  of  Eugenie,  e  f  28i^x 
228;  Deo  19.  F  Ertel  to  L  S  Schmidt 

 $7,500 

Wellington  av,  300  ft  e  of  Herndon  st,  n 
f  25x122;  Deo  23.  L  Wolf  to  E  Abeler 
 $3,200 

Wendell  st,  175  ft  e  of  Wells,  n  f  32^* 

100;  Deo  18.  A  Geiss  to  H  Kleine.  .$5,000 
Whipple  st,  90  ft  s  of  Fillmore,  w  f  25x 
125;  Dec  20.  M  E  Kane  to  L  Hasty 
 $5,500 

Wilcox  st,  125  f  t  w  of  8  42d  av,  s  f  25x 
121,   and  other   ppty;  Dec  20.  T  H 

Mulloy  to  E  F  Dakin  $6,000 

Wilton  av,  232  ft  n  of  Addison,  w  f  25x 
120;  Deo  19.  M  J  Faherty  to  N  Zimmer 
 $2,000 

Winchester  av,  304  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f  24 
xllO;  Deo  6.  M  O  Benson  to  G  Ehrhardt 
 $2,400 

Winchester  av,  338  ft  n  of  Polk  st,  e  f  24 
110;  Deo  6.  M  O  Benson  to  H  W  Sch- 

leuter  $2,400 

Winnemao  av  W,  160  ft  w  of  N  60th,  60x 
125;  Aug  16.  F  E  Eldred  to  A  Larson 
 $1,000 

Winthrop  ct,  336  ft  n  of  Taylor  st,  w  f  20 
xl25;  Deo  20.  T  W  Eustis  to  J  R  Flett 
 $4,500 

Woodlawn  av,  204  ft  s  of  79th  st,  w  f  100 
xl22}^;  Deo  19,  H  Koenneke  to  E  Bin- 
dig  13,500 


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Tranetere  Under  tlOOU. 

/^shton's  sub.  It  19  b  3  w  hf  s  w  qr,  35  38 
14  Dec  19,  J  Dawney  to  J  L  Penwell 

 $700 

Ashton's  sub,  It  21  b  3  w  hf  s  w  qr,  35  38 

14  Nov  19,  J  Dawney  to  J  L  Smith . .  $700 
Beck's  sub,  It  12  b  14  n  w  qr,  2  39  13  Oot 

28,  F  M  Butler  to  0  Madsen  $800 

Bloss  &  Co's  sub.  It  38  and  39,  s  e  9  37  14 
Deo  11,  W  W  Parish  Jr  to  J  Cunning- 
ham $700 

Bntterfield's  sub  of  Krueger's  sub,  It  14  b 
5  n  e  qr,  30  37  14  Apr  7,'93,  G  W  Smen- 

ner  to  J  Buckingham  $500 

Campbell's  sub.  It  22  b  11  n  e  qr  n  e  qr, 
9  39  13  Deo  11,  Est  of  G  C  Campbell  et 

al  to  A  B  Uanielson  $450 

Carter's  re  sub  of  b  1  etc  Cliflford's  add. 
It  9  b  4  Dec  21,  O  S  Richardson  to  A 

Grnnon  $950 

Cheltenham  Beach,  Jacob's  add.  It  22  Dec 

12,  W  McLaren  to  I  M  Anderson  $750 

Chicago  Univ  sub,  It  22  b  45,  7  38  14  Nov 

2,  J  B  Judson  et  al  to  J  Bakosoh  $500 

Olarkdale,  Clark  &  Go's  3d  add,  Dec  4,  J 

Baley  to  L  M  Smith  $750 

Constance,  It  17  b  2  sub  bs  13  and  14,  31 
38  14  Oot  21,  E  B  Trainer  to  T  S  John- 
son  $400 

Oounselman'd  sub.  It  9  b  3  n  w  qr,  16  39 
13  Feb  5,  C  Counselman  to  E  G  Ayleffe 

 $700 

Crandall's  blvd  add.  It  10  b  10,  15  40  13 
Apr  30,  L  E  Orandall  to  C  G  Stanton 

 $400 

C  T  sub.  It  31  sub  n  e  qr  b  27,  33  39  14 

Oot  17,  L  Ryan  to  M  Kelly  $900 

Diven's  sub.  It  34  b  3  s  e  qr  s  w  qr,  2  39 

13  Dec  17,  J  E  Darby  to  J  Gillespie. $550 
Dock  Go's  sub.  It  19  b  97,  6  and  6  37  15 
Deo  23,  C  &  0  0  ifc  D  Co  to  M  MoCurry 


Van  Buren  st,  93  ft  e  of  St  Louis 
23x120:  Deo  17,  Same  to  M  B 


Drexel  Pk,  It  30  b  32,  19  38  14  Nov  16,  J 

W  Drexel  est  to  J  Dixon  $600 

Earle's  sob  It  15  pt  b  17  lying  s  of  alley 

Walker's  sub,  31  39  14  Deo  18,  Mast 

in  Chy  to  J  G  Earle  $870 

Easton's  sub.  It  10  b  2  a  e  qr,  1  39  13  Nov 

18,  J  C  Eaton  to  A  A  Sonmer  $800 

Edgington  Park,  It  329,  34  40  13  Mar  18, 

P  W  McManns  to  E  E  Watson  $300 

Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  56, 19  38  14  July 

7, '90,  E  A  Cummings  to  G  U  Sager..$350 
Englewood  on  the  Hill,  It  83  same  July 

3,  Same  to  T  Sager  $325 

Garfield,  It  4  b  12  Deo  4,  J  A  Keeney  to  J 

Arendsetal   $400 

Grand  av  sub.  It  21  b  2,  32  40  13  Nov  22, 

H  Schwartz  to  C  Seitz  $722 

Grant  Pk  add.  It  136  Deo  18,  F  Brudy  to 

H  Severin  $650 

Hodge's  sub  pt  Sherman's  sub,  und  ^  It 

13  b  1,  28  39  14  Deo  18,  A  Havell  to  J 

Cnrda  $300 

HoUstein  It  24  b  5  Nov  16,  W  Marshall  to 

M  Gorski  $700 

Holstein,  same  ppty;  It  23  b  6  Nov  16, 

Same  to  A  Pallasch 
Irving  Park,  Miller's 

bickley  to  A  H  Hill 
Jacob's  sub.  It  23  s  b 


$500 

add,  Deo  12,  M  F 

 $200 

1  b  10  Stone  &  W's 
sub,  7  38  14  Deo  21,  K  Beary  to  Provi- 
dent B  (fc  L  Assn  $650 

Kozel's  anb,  It  22  b  6  n  14  acres  s  44  acres 
e  M  n  e       26  39  13  July  13,'92,  F  O 

Sayer  to  J  Kralovec  $650 

Louok's  resub  Jones  sub.  It  31  and  32  b  2 
n  hf  s  w  qr,  23  40  13  Deo  9,  P  F  Walsh 

to  J  H  Condon  et  al  $800 

Lt  202  sub  n  hf  w  >^  n  e  qr,  35  40  13  Jan 

19,'91,  J  N  Vance  to  S  J  Rohner  $300 

Lt  27  b  1  sub  of  b  29,  19  40  14  Dec  18,  M 

Hitoh  to  G  Lietzon  $650 

Matteson's  sub.  It  21  and  22  b  2  n  w  qr  s 
e  qr  n  w  qr,  18  37  14  Deo  17,  J  H  Bau- 

land  to  I  Block  $900 

MoAuley  &  E's  sub.  It  33  and  34  b  1,  33 
40  13  Dec  18,  A  Ellison  to  T  L  Grat 

 $600 

North  Chicago  Lawn,  It  46  and  47  b  3,  11 
38  13  Deo  19,  L  S  Aldridge  to  F  Karst 

 $800 

Our  Home  add.  It  45  b  7,  22  39  13  Deo  21, 

J  Tucek  to  F  Soustek  $425 

Pullman,  Dalenbergs  sub,  Ist  add.  It  33 
and  34  b  5  Oct  28,  O  Kleinhinzer  to  M 

Strook  $800 

Reyel  &  Loeffler's  add.  It  9  b  1,  22  39  13 

Deo  3,  J  Sohauer  to  W  Paplow  $425 

Rogers  Park,  Touhy's  add,  e  hf  It  23  b  5 

Oot  25,  0  C  Touhy  to  C  W  Burnham.$800 
Sexton's  add.  It  77,  18  40  14  Nov  23,  P  J 
Sexton  to  A  Larson 


Sixty-third  st,  Cummings  &  Co's  sub,  It 
453  and  454,  18  38  14  Deo  21,  J  W 
Chaffee  et  al  to  D  Monaty  $700 

South  Chicago,  Palmer's  add,  It  21  b  6 
Aug  16,  M  P  M  Palmer  to  J  Foss.  .»600 

Stewart's  sob.  It  25  and  26  b  3,  s  w  1  38 
13  Aug  5,'94,  E  T  Donovan  to  W  H  Ly- 
man  $800 

Stewart's  sub,  same  ppty  Deo  19,  W  H 
Lyman  to  J  R  Murray  $800 

StoJdar's  sub,  It  37  and  n       It  36  b  6, 

4  37  14  Dec  18,  N  J  Londeen  to  Q  M 
Winberg  $900 

Templeton's  Bub,  It  13  b  2,  32  38  14  Aug 
1,  W  S  Kennedy  to  L  8  Small  $500 

Unter  den  Linden  Gross'  add.  It  33  b  2 
Dec  13,  M  E  Campbell  to  F  M  Maag 
  ..$500 

Wash  Hghts,  It  1  to  3  (ex  w  149  ft  of  said 
lots)  b  57  Deo  2^,  C  P  dilva  et  al  to  G 
Northrup  )r  $800 

West  Pullman,  It  4  b  38  Feb  25,  A  T  and 

5  Bank  to  J  Klomhaus  $500 

HUKUKBAN  WAKKANTT  DKBWH. 

BLOOM . 

Ohgo  Hgts,  Eeeoey'e  eub,  It  40  b  26,  33  35  11  Nov 

23,  A  E"  Keeoey  to  J  Oonrardy  $300 

Ool  Hgts,  Keeney'8  let  add,  Us  29  to  31  b  10  dec  17, 

A  F  Keeney  to  H  Meier  $675 

Ool  Hgts,  Keeney'8  let  add.  It  23  and  24  b  22  nov  21, 

A  F  Keeney  to  A  Jarss  $600 

Ool  Hgts,  Keeney's  1st  aad.  It  23       "ii  b  22  Jane 

22,  Same  to  Same    $500 

Ohgo  Hgts,  It  26  b  182  dec  12,  0  T  &  T  Oo  to  J  B 

Dunlop   $600 

TInley  Park,  It  1  b  4  deo  16,  A  Vogt  to  J  Andra8.$800 
Ohgo  Hgts.  Keeney's  snb.  Its  21  to  24  b  17  dec  It, 

H  Sievert  Jr  to  A  Schiller  $1000 

BBEMEN. 

Bine  Isl,  Smith  &  Oo's  3d  add,   Us  20  21  and  22  b  6, 

12  36  13  dec  21,  8  E  Barrel!  to  M  Bonfleld  $330 

OlalrmouQt,  Smith  &  Oo  4th  snb.  It  256  b  i  deo  16, 

8  E  Barren  to  W  H  Larton   $il5 

OIOBBO, 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  P's  2d  add.  It  114  and  115  And- 
rews &  P's  resub  b's  36  and  37  dec  21,  W  J  And- 
rews et  al  to  F  O  Oady  $1800 

Lt  36  b  3  i^nb  s  hf  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  3  39  13  Oct  18,  J  8 
Oiark  to  E  J  Orsech  $600 

aale'8  snb,  s  25  ft  It  1  pt  It  4  Scoville's  sab  lt7  Ket- 
tleetring's  sab  n  w  qr  7  39  13  Jan  19.  T  H  Gale  to 
0  W  Mamavarlng  $1126 

Berwyn,  It  11  and  12  b  12  Jan  7,  '92,  0  E  Piper  to  O 
H  Cessna  $900 

Oir  at  sab.  Its  6  6  and  8  n  w  qr  a  w  qr  6  and  6  39 

13  Nov  27,  A  T  Hemingway  to  D  W  Hanson .  .$38,310 
Lt  33  b  2  sab  s  hf  8  e  qr  n  e  qr  3  39  13  dec  13,  J  8 

Olark  to  P  A  Sallivan  $600 

Oak  Park,  Price's  add,  n  ht  It  18  dec  10,  J  W  Le 

Saer  to  P  J  Green  $6000 

Hooker's  sab.  It  2  b  4  n  e  qr  8  w  qr  6  39  13  dec  19, 

M  In  Ohy  to  A  Erlokson  $322 

Grant  Loco  Wks  add.  It  31  b  24,  21  39  13    Oot  14, 

Grant  Ld  Assn  to  P  A  Downey  $600 

Oadahy's  2d  add,  It  29  and  3C  b  1  and  op  28  39  13 

sept  20,  A  H  Wilson  to  L  M  Jordan  $2100 

Hooker's  snb.  Its  16  to  21  b  4  s  w  qr  6  39  13  deo  20, 

M  In  Ohy  to  G  W  Reed  $1908 

Hooker's  sob.  It  16  b  4  s  w  qr  6  39  13  deo  20,  dame 

to  Same  $320 

Hooker's  sab,  It  22  b  4  dec  20,  Same  to  Same.... $320 
Hooker's  eab.  It  33  b  l  dec  20,  Same  to  Same  ...$320 
W  25  ft  It  6  b  24  s  w  qr  8  w  qr  4  39  13  deo  21,  GE 

Hallman  to  N  M  Brady  $1600 

Mohle's  snb,  w  hf  It  3  ot  It  9  Skinner  sab  7  39  13 

dec  21,  D  Lonergan  to  L  Nelson  $3300 

Berwyn,  It  19  and  20  b  18  nov  22,  G  F  Basse  to  F  W 

Kadtord  $1200 

Lt  18  and  19  b  E9  sab  19  39  13  Apl  3,   W  Kirchstela 

to  H  Kirchetein  $750 

Same  ppty;  Apl  4,  H  Kircbteln  to  A  E  Ooy  $800 

Walker's  snb,  It  15  and  16  b  3  n  w  qr  9  39  13  dec  9, 

J  K  Harris  to  A  B  Lewis  $1150 

Wilsou's  sab.  Us  10  to  12  and  n  hf  It  13  b  4.  17  39  13 

Dec  17,  J  A  Modia  to  B  Beynertson   $3000 

Oak  Park.  Lee  Bro's  add.  It  19  and  20  b  2  nov  15,  E 

Tea  Brook  to  J  E  Smart  $2000 

Woodbine  add,  It  41  acd  42  b  8,   6  39  13  nov  28,  R 

Beynertson  to  J  A  Modin  $6300 

Taylor's  sub,  It  30  b  12,  33  39  13   Aug  15,'92,   0  E<  - 

Taylor  to  M  Olson  $250 

Morton  Park,  Fisher's  add.  Its  16  to  18  b  2  dec  17, 

M  Budzinski  to  J  Kazmarek  $3126 

'SVoodblne  add.  It  45  and  46  b  7,  6  39  13  Jane  19,  N 

L  Young  to  U  R  Fisher  ..$1200 

Austir\  Prairie  ave  aid.   It  56  aad  66  deo  23,  BO 
Glvlns  to  Q  T  Steen  $9000 


EVAN8T0N. 

So  Evanston,  Toney  add,  U  5  and  6  and  o  p  b  1 
deo  19,  0  0  Frioke  to  A  O  Butler  $2 

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December  28,  189^ 


READ  CAREFULLY  THIS  GREAT  OFFER! 


A  HOUSE  LIKE  THIS. 


Hi 


Costing  $2,000,  together  with  Two  Lots  Worth  $1,000. 

This  Entire  Property  will  be  Sold  for  $2,000. 

 THE  COST  OF  THE  HOUSE  ALONE. 


At  the  same  time  for  the  PURPOSE  OF  ADVERTISING 
FRANKLIN  PARK,  and  to  open  a  BRILLIANT  WINTER  SEASON, 
I  have  decided  to  cut  prices  of  lots  one-half. 

yil   $1,000  LOT  FOR  -               -  $500 

800   "      '  -  400 

600    '     "  300 

500  "     "  -  -       -  250 

and  so  on.  - ww 

FRANKLIN  PARK  is  certainly  one  of  the  FINEST  IM- 
PROVED SUBURBS  NORTHWEST  OF  CHICAGO;  ii  miles 
from  the  Court  House;  2  miles  from  the  city  limits;  94  FEET  above 
the  lake  level;  at  the  junction  of  two  great  trunk  lines,  the  Wisconsin 
Central  Ry.  and  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  Ry.;  three  depots  on 
the  ground.  An  Electric  Ry.  connecting  with  the  Metropolitan 
"L"  and  another  Electric  Ry.  connecting  with  the  Lake  St.  "L"  will 
be  ruunmg  to  FRANKLIN  PARK  in  the  near  future.  LOW  FARE 
AND  QUICK  TRANSPORTATION. 

THE  OWENS  CASKET  COMPANY,  now  located  at  Frank- 
Im  Park,  with  the  large  brick  manufacturing  building  now  nearing 
completion,  and  many  more  seeking  location  here,  and  employing 
thousands  of  people  will  certainly  make  things  hum,  and  make 
Franklin  Park  a  Veritable  Bee-Hive.  So  take  advantage  of 
all  this  and  buy  now  while  you  can  get  in  on  the  ground  floor  and 
participate  in  the  profits  sure  to  accrue  to  all  purchasers  who 
invest  now. 

Title  perfect,  abstract  with  each  lot.  Terms  on  lots  $10  cash 
AT  sale,  and  $5  per  month  until  paid.  (Monthly  payments  to  apply 
on  both  principahand  interest.) 


The  house  is  being  built  on  two  lots;  (50x125  ft.),  and  has  a  very 
strong  stone  foundation  and  cement  floor. 

The  superstructure  is  frame,  designed  as  shown  on  print;  has  two 
thicknesses  of  heavy  building  pa^jer  between  floors,  also  between  sheathing, 
and  siding. 

Throughout  the  first  and  second  stories  it  is  finished  with  the  best  of 
Georgia  pine,  with  neat  ornamental  grille  between  Dining  Eooni  and  Parlor 
has  oak  floors  in  first  story  hall,  and  maple  floor  in  kitchen. 

The  house  contains  clothes  closets  and  pantry. 

The  kitchen  contains  a  sink  which  is  supplied  with  soft  and  hard 
water  from  cistern  and  well. 

It  has  soil  pipe  in  bath  room  ready  to  receive  fixtures;  it  is  also  wired 
for  electric  lighting. 

The  furnace  which  will  he  placed  in  the  house  will  be  the  best  in  the 
market,  and  will  heat  every  room. 

It  will  have  sidewalks  around  house,  and  to  rear  of  lot  leading  to  water 
closet. 

The  house  Avill  be  painted  in  twe  colors,  but  if  bought  now  the  buyer 
can  have  the  selection  of  colors. 


Remember  that  the  TERMS  are  $50  CASH  and  $20  PER 
MONTH  with  6  per  cent  annual  interest.  (The  monthly  payments 
of  $20  to  apply  on  principal  and  interest.) 


p^^^^p  ^  "^^  office  at  any  time  suiting  your  convenience  through  the  week,  or  go  with  us  from  Union  Depot,  via.  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
St.  Paul  Ry.  at  1:30  p.  m.,  on  any  Sunday,  and  inspect  the  houses,  look  at  the  lots,   see  the  location  and  surroundings,  and  judge  for 
yourself.    Secure  a  home  now. 


LESSER  FRANKLIN, 

130  T^SL  ^alle  Streets 


December  28,  1895. 


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1243, 


((joatinued  from  page  1241.) 

ETSQBtOD,  It  1  aod  n  ii  tc  It  2  b  4  Nov      Bst  ot  J  E 

Parker  to  W  G  Hoag  et  al  $2500 

^vanstOD,  Touey's  add.  It  47  and  48  b  1  dt>o  19,  0  0 

Frioke  to  M  Field  $400 

EvanstOD,  Tooey's  add.  It  16  and  16  b  1  dec  19, 

Same  to  FP  Roepke  $360 

EvaDstou  IToloD  add,  s  16^  It  9  all  It  10  and  11  b  1 

DOT  29  N  B  Stewart  to  Q  F  York  $11,666 

Evanston,  White's  add.  It  10  b  4  nov  16,  W  W  Ver- 

non  to  D  Vernon   $160u 

Evanston,  Bibs  add.  s  20  ft  It  19  and  n  30  ft  It  10 

Stookhan's  resub  b  2  nov  27,  G  Read  to  E  E  Oe- 

born  $3750 

Wheeler  et  al  sab,  e  126  ft  It  6  b  2,  18  41  14  dec  23, 

W  M  Murdoo\c  to  J  W  Thomas  $16,0L0 

LESSEN. 

Indian  Highlands,  It .30  b  22  dec  14,   G  B  Finch  to^ 
G  Lnndin  $^50 

Franklin  Pk  let  add,  It  18  b  1  deo  18,  F Crawshaw 
to  Frennd  Bros  Mfg  Oo  $1000 

Franklin  Fk,  It  44  and  46  b  18  dec  18,  Same  to  Same 
  tlUOu 

LYONS. 

Oartls  aab.  It  15  and  16  b's  1  and  8  Nickerson'e  snb 
e  hf  6  38  13  Deo  17,  Royal  Trust  Oo  to  P  Ander- 
son $1100 

Qrossdale,  Grohs  3d  add.  It  34  b  74  and  o  p  deo  IR. 
F  S  Baker  to  W  F  Hobbs  et  al  $1100 

Orossdsle,  Gross  3i  add,  It  12  and  13  b  88  deo  12,  O 
Bergstrom  to  E  K  Delany  $400 

LaGrange,  Oossitt's  Ist  add,  s  40  ft  It  6  and  n  10  ft 
It  7  b  12  nov  29,  F  D  Cossitt  to  A  K  Hicks  $1600 

LaGrange,  Leiter.s  add,  It  7  and  8  snb  Its  13  to  16 
b  6  deo  18,  G  M  Gravas  to  E  E  Todd  $3750 

W  Grossdale,  It  43  b  25  Oct  31,  S  E  Gross  to  F  E 
McLaughlin  $300 

MAINE. 

Edison  Pk,  It  45  and  46  b  16.  35  41  12  Zdec  — ,  J  B 

Butler  et  al  to  E  A  Oongdon  $860 

Desplaines,  Parsons  &  Lee'Sj'add,  It  8  b  7  deo  17,  A 

Parsons  to  B  Poper  $800 

Park  Bldge  Dnlon  add.  Its  9  to  12  b  9  nov  26,    W  H 

HoIdentoA  Gray  $1300 

Park  Ridge,  Bolten's  add.  Its  7  to  12  deo  20,   I  0 

Bolten  to  H  J  M  Schroeter  t4500 

Park  Ridge,  Brown's  add,  and     int  Its  42  to  44  b 

6  and  o  p  dec  17,'9i,  A  GIos  to  J  Glos  $40,000 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Sohaefgen's  snb,  It  4  It  6  and  7  Co  Oiks  div  Seegers 
snb  w  hf  fri  33  42  13  Got  17,  0  Sohaefgea  to  G 
Bone  $300 

Sohaetgau's  snb,  It  9  same  Oct  17,  Same  to  P  Soh- 
aefgea $300 

Wilmette,  Paul's  div,  It  16  and  17  b  1  deo  19,  0  0 
Frlcke  to  A  O  Butler  $1000 

Wilmette,  Fanl'i^  add.  It  3  and  4  b  6  d  c  10,  0  W 
Weiseto  T  Morreo  $760 

OBLAND. 

Alplae  HgU,  It  20  b  20  Jan  19,  A  J  Oaofield  et  al  to 

W  8  Benz  $360 

Same  ppty;  Ang  13,  T  Q  <&  T  Oo  to  A  J  Oanfleld..$200 

PBOVISO. 

Qrossdale,  Gross  Ist  add.  Its  16  17  and  18  b  53  , 

E  Robe  to  J  H  Meyer  $  

Syndicate  sab  in  Bradish  &  Wb  snb.  Its  2  22  117 
118  and  121  add  to  Rivirside  n  e  qr  24  39  12  dec 
23,  J  Maus  to  J  0  Schoften  $650 

Bivereide  Lawn,  n  hf  It  29  b  8,  36  39  14  dec  11,  J  H 
Walker  to  T  8  Johnson  $300 

Maywood,  It  10  b  103  dec  19,  M  Dennis  to  G  O'app 
 $3200 


Gale  k  B's  snb,  It  5  b  I  s  w  qr  12  < 
Ligare  to  E  F  Llgare  


1 12  dec  14,  0  A 

 $3000 


THOBNION. 

Harvey,  It  31  and  32  b  198  Feb  17,'92,  Am  T  &  8  Bk 

to  M  H  Dawson  $400 

Harvey,  It  14  b  123  Ooot  30,  H  Mc3ilvray   to  0  L 

Wharton  1200 

Harvey,  w  26  ft  e  130  ft  Its  42  43  and  44  b  £2  nov  29, 

W  G  Hnnderman  to  L  P  Gaston  $1100 

Calamet  snb.  Its  1  2  3  9  and  10  and  Its  1  2  and  3  b  '1 

n  w  qr  12  36  14  Jan  23,'93,   A  W  Wolfe  to  P  J 

Greene  $4000 

Harvey  Brown's  add.  It  14  b  6  May  16,  M  M  Brown 

to  V  Heckerman  $450 

Harvey  Res  snb.  Us  1  to  3  b  3,  18  36  14  Aug  15,  F  & 

Uttley  to  J  E  Farmer  $500 

Phillip's  sub.  Its  31  to  53  and  o  p  b  8,  6  36  15  Aug  18 

W  H  Sharpley  to  0  R  Furley  $6000 

Hammond,  Bnydacker  &  A's  add,  pt  of  It  2  and  3  b 

16  cont'g  1  33-1000  acres  dec  19,  B  Snydacker  to 

Hammond  &  B  I  Ry  Oo  $2582 

Harvey,  McMahon's  add,  It  24  b  4  dec  17,  0  M  Mc- 

Mahon  to  F  0  Rodgers  $326 

Harvey,  McMahon,s  add.  It  25  b  4  dec  17,  Same  to 

N  0  Thomas  $325 


Oak  Lawn,  Orandall's  sub,  It  13  b  17,  4  37  13  Aug  10 

L  E  Orandall  to  J  Newell  $4C0 

W  Morgan,  It  18  to  21  b  2,  24  37  13  Oct  2,'91,  J  J 

Rigney  to  H  P  Olute  $1C00 

Morgan  Park,  Rlgney's  Ist  add,  It  41  and  42  b  ] 

May  2,'92,  Same  to  R  Bonolv  et  al  $650 

Gleason  sub.  Its  64  66  72  73  and  80,  14  37  13  dec  19, 

C  Qalnn  to  M  A  Mcwahan  $2000 

Trumble's  sub,  It  50  pt  n  w  qr  27  37  IS  dec  18,  F 

Longpra  to  W  Tobey  $1100 

Oaklawu  Minnick's  snb.  It  24,  9  37  13  dec  7,L  Rnetz 

to  M  E  Knox  $12,6C0 

LEASES . 

M  Barke  has  leased  to  B  &.llen  et  al  for 
a  term  of  ninety-nine  years  from  Nov 
1  at  an  annoal  rental  of  $20,000  per 
year,  the  following  ppty,  Wabash  av, 
78.4  ft  8  of  Madison  st,  e  f  81  6-10x180. 

TKCmT  UBKUS  AND  jaOKTCitAUKS. 

Inoludlne  BalldlnK  and  Loan  Societies. 

Ayer  J  M  to  Northn  Trust  Oo  Nov  23,  pt 

n  e  3:^,  16  38  14,  3y  6%  5  deeds  $7500 

Ammerman  W  B  to  J  F  Wells  deo  18,  It 

13  b  31,  19  38  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Appleton  8  to  H  O  Uansen  deo  18,  Us  1 

to  10  b  132,  Maywood,  3y  6%  $1500 

Arnheim  B  to  E  0  Brown  deo  19,  it  24  b 

123,  sohl  aeo  add,  ly  6%  $10,000 

Argan  M  A  lo  J  G  Hoi  and  deo  ^0,  pt  It  3 

It  a  b  8,  34  38  14.  23^y  G%  $1000 

Allen  J  A  to  A  B  Jenks  deo  19,  It  1  It  22, 

3  38  14,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Anderson  F  to  J  0  Spengler  deo  10,  it  23 

b  8,  1  39  13,  6y  6%  $6000 

Arvidson  A  T  to  M  E  Oreenebaom  deo 

16,  It  29  b  9,  1  39  13,  5y  6%  $2000 

American  tjpirits  Mfg  Oo  to  Manhattan 
Trost  Oo  Ang  29,  It  104  b  95,  Elston 

add  and  o  p,  20y  6!S  $2,000,000 

Bartlett  W  0  to  Security  T  &  T  Oo  Nov 
21,  Its  2  to  7  It  44  etc,  16  37  14,  5y  6% 

 $3500 

Bates  Q  to  J  G  Oampbell  dec  17,  pt  It  17, 

Hand  sub  4  39  14,  5y  6%  $1200 

Barbee  W  S  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  5,  It  3  It 

14  b  3,  21  38  14,  5y  6^  $30,000 

Bortsen  W  to  E  A  Dicker  deo  11,  It  3  b  4, 

17  38  14,  5y  7^  $1000 

Bolton  J  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  Nov  80,  Its 

10  to  12  b  1,  Myriok  2nd,  3y  5^.. ,$50,000 
Badger  A  0  to  Title  G  &  T  Oo  deo  2,  It  10 

b  4,  30  39  14,  ly  6%  $1200 

Btandel  A  to  F  R  Lonas  deo  18,  pt  Its  12 
and  14  and  all  13  b  93,  Maywood,  6^ 

 $1350 

Bnsse  H  to  H  Schmidt  deo  21,  It  9  b  14, 

19  40  14,  2y  H  $1500 

Boots   H   to   R   Berger  deo  20,  It  20 

Walker's  sub  22  38  14,  3y  6^%  $1200 

Birn  L  J  to  W  B  Wilson  Sept  19,  pt  It  11 

b  12,  5  39  14,  6  m  655  $1350 

Brown  E  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  12,  It  8  b 

45,  7  39  14, 5y  7^  $1500 

Biahop  J  E  to  S  A  French  Mch  9,  s  3^  It  2 

b  1,  3  38  14,  6m  6^  $4000 

Brewster  J  P  to  F  M  Baker  dec  4,  pt  It  1 

b  16,  Glenooe,  3y  7^  $2100 

Benedyk  F  to  P  O  Stensland  deo  23,  It  43 

b  4,  Sheffield  add,  5y  7%  $1500 

Brown  M  A  to  W  8  Barbee  deo  14,  It  7  b 

3,  21  38  14,  G%  $2500 

Burnham  M  to  0  H  Mitchell  Oct  1,  Its  12 

and  13  b  4,  23  38  14,  3y  7%  $2500 

Bornes  B  K  to  A  Smith  dec  3,  It  44  b  2,  36 

40  13,  3y  7%  $2100 

Babcook  G  M  to  J  M  Johnson  deo  18,  It 

29  b  2,  17  38  14,  2y  6^  $1500 

Baker  S  J  to  F  H  Zander  deo  2,  pt  It  1  b 

2,  9  39  13,  7%  $1500 

Baldwin  T  W  to  J  O  Kuhnert  deo  13,  Its 
65  to  67  b  17,  31  39  14,  2y  6^.  ... . .  $1200 

Brown  J  0  to  R  G  Hall  deo  18,  Us  7  to  9 

b  2,  20  36  14,  6y  6^  $1103 

Butts  D  0  to  F  W  Straus  deo  16,  pt  Its  29 

and  28  b  7,  17  38  14,  3y  6?  $3000 

Barron  M  A  to  J  T  Onnnell  deo  17,  Its  3 

and  4  b  4,  31  40  14,  ly  7%  $1000 

Bennett  F  I  to  W  O  Nelson  May  6,  Its  3 

and  4,  Keith's  S  Pk  add,  5y  6%. .  ..$24,000 
Burke  E  to  Fiee  Home  B  L  &  H  Assn 
deo  17,  Its  20  and  21  b  29,  S  Ohioago, 

6%  $2400 

Brandel  A  to  H  R  Baldwin  deo  18,  pt  Us 
12  and  14  and  pt  13  b  93,  Maywood,  6% 

 $1800 

Branen  L  M  to  E  S  Onmmings  Oot  24,  It 

6  It  1  b  9,  Rockwell  add,  S%  $9000 

Bushnell  Q  W  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  11,  Us 

35  and  36  b  12,  28  39  13,  5y  7!?  $1800 

Busch  O  to  E  Q  Foreman  Nov  26,  Its  19 
and  20  and  pt  21  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  6% 

 $8000 

Bailey  W  to  S  W  Rawson,  deo  4,  Its  4  and 
5,  Bailey's  Oalnmet  av  add,  6y  6!£. $11,000 


Brown  MS&W  FtoQQ  Newbury  Nov 

20,  It  48  b  1 ,  34  39  14,  3y  6!8  $6000 

Bueter  J  H  to  F  D  Foster  deo  16,  It  2  b  1 

b  20,  Miller  to  Irving  Pk,  6^  $1000 

Boerlin  A  0  to  D  Qaigg  dec  10,  It  12  b  20, 

4  38  12,  3y  7^  $1000 

Bass  J  S  to  E  F  Runyan  Oot  20,  pt  Us  4 

to  6  It  33  b  2,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $10,000 

Berwin  N  to  A  V  Knickerbocker  dec  2,  pt 

b  6,  22  39  13,  2y  6%  3  deeds  15000 

Babcook  Q  A  to  Title  Guar  &  T  Oo  dec  7, 

It  7  b  6,  7  39  13,  5y  6?  $3500 

Bennett  A  to  G  Van  Zandt  dec  12,  pcems 

3301  and  3303  Halsted,  5y  6%  $15,f,00 

Bailey  L  S  to  A  Pike  Nov  29,  It  32  b  3,  19 

38  U,Bj7%  $1000 

Blei  W  O  to  Westn  Eleo  B  &  L  Assn,  deo 

7,  Us  38  and  39  b  1,  18  39  13,  7%  $loOO 

Oormaok  J  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  11.  Us  8 

to  10  b  6,  3  38  14,  3y  6%  4  deeds . .  $24,000 
Oleaveland  F  L  to  Oommon  W  L  &  B 
Assn  dec  18,  pt  Its  27  and  28  b  11,  Nor- 
wood Park  $1100 

Oolba  J  to  A  Peterson  deo  17,  It  9  b  2,  35 

40  13,  2y  6%  $1000 

Clark  W  G  to  A  W  Bulkeley  deo  9,  pt  It  5 

b  1,  3  38  14,  6%  $1593 

Oostello  T  H  to  F  Laokner  deo  18,  It  23  b 

3,  17  38  14,  3y  6%  $1500 

Ozenomsky  G  to  O  Peltzer  deo  6,  It  6  It  1 

b  6,  36  40  13,  G%  $1000 

Oook  W  G  to  E  G  Foreman  deo  4,  Its  1  to 

4  b  1,  3  38  14,  5y  6^  ,  $20,000 

Oobb  S  to  E  Goodridge  deo  18,  It  3  It  41 

12  39  13,  3y  6}4%  $3600 

Oooper  H  N  to  Ohiosgo  Title  &  T  Oo  deo 

14,  pt  b  14  and  20,  3  39  14,  5y  6^.  $87,602 
Oooper  H  N  to  WD  Kerfoot  dec  9,  pt  b 

14  and  20,  3  39  14,  5y  6^  $68,678 

Oooper  H  8  to  O  Title  &  T  Oo  deo  14,  pt 
Its  86,  87  and  91,  Lake  3  add,  6y  6% 

 $14,000 

Oonrad  S  A  to  F  A  Helmer  deo  16,  Us  11 

to  13  h  24,  Ogden  add,  7%  $10,000 

Olark  W  G  et  al  to  A  M  Bnl'ieley  deo  9, 

pt  b  1,  3  38  14.  6%  $3187 

Oohen  I  W  to  H  Qreenebaum  deo  14,  It  11 

b  8,  Brainard  &  E  add,  ly  6%  $1200 

Cleary  J  to  J  T  O'Oonnell  deo  18,  Its  35 

to  37  b  3,  23  39  13,  ly  7%  $1400 

Oarney  J  to  O  W  Hinokley  Nov  19,  pt  b  2, 

6  38  14,  5y  6%  6  deeds  $28,000 

Oowman  J  to  L  A  McDonald  Nov  14,  Its  24 

and  26  b  6,  22  38  14,  3y  6^  

Oooper  H  N  to  T  J  Lefens  deo  3,  Us  74  to 
78  and  pt  79  Lake  8  Drive  add,  6y  6% 

 $25,000 

Oribben  W  H  to  W  T  Riokards  deo  12,  pt 

b  2,  7  39  14,  6y  6S6  $6000 

Ohurchill  0  E  to  O  W  8palding,  nov  9,  It 

49  to  52  b  14  b  3,  19  40  14,  2y  6^... $2800 
Oallahan  J  W  to  Am  T  &  S  Bk  deo  7,  It  22 

b  6,  28  38  14,  6%  $4000 

Oookingham  W  0  to  J  W  Lanehart  Aug 
1,  pt  Us  42  and  44  and  all  43  b  16,  19  40 

li,7%  $2500 

Oogney  J  E  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  4,  It  30  It 

5,  15  38  14.  6y  6%  $4000 

Orane  A  to  F  R  Ohandler,  deo  2,  pt  b  9, 

38  14,  3y  7%  $1000 

Danek  J  to  J  F  Stephens  deo  17,  pt  It  67 

b  3,  19  39  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Dusek  F  to  E  G  Foreman  deo  16,  Its  143 

and  14'<,  Peppers  D  Pk  add,  5y  e%  .$4600 
Dedelow  F  to  G  Sohnrz  deo  17,  U  47  b  4  b 

16,  Sheffield  add,  6y  6%  $1600 

Dnzonski  M  to  E  G  Foreman  dec  18,  It  4 

b  22,  5  39  14,  5y  6%  $3500 

Dwiggins  R  S  to  F  W  Job  Nov  15,  It  26 

and  pt  26  b  47,  Rogers  Pk  and  o  p,  Sy 

6%,  3  deeds  $7000 

Dyniewioz  W  to  B  S  Wiley  deo  18,  pt  b  4, 

29  40  14,5}  6%  $3000 

Dale  J  T  to  F  M  Elliott  deo  17,  It  12  b  7, 

Rogers  Pk,  6y  6%  $4600 

Dayton  M  E  to  T  S  Oreighton  Nov  30,  Us 

7  and  9  b  10,  28  42  13,  7^  $3000 

Duval  O  to  W  Wilhartz  deo  24,  It  27  and 

Dt  26  b  10,  5  40  14,  ly  7i  $4i  00 

Drager  M  to  T  Urbaniak  dec  13,  It  9  b  61, 

7  38  14,  ly  7^  $1300 

Dixon  J  to  A  Lnehr  deo  18,  It  30  b  32,  19 

38  14,  5y  7%  $1100 

Kiohberg  S  to  W  O  Levi  deo  6,  Its  38  and 

39  b  13,  28  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Egleston  E  L  to  Westn  State  Bank,  Sept 

17,  It  7  b  7,  1  39  13,  6^  $4276 

Eiokelleerg  H  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  deo 

18,  It  8  b  3,  16  38  14,  3y  7^  $1400 

Eiohelberg  L  to  J  Brown  deo  18,  Its  2  and 

pt  3  It  17  eto.  29  40  14,  6y  6<g  $1800 

Ehrhardt  G  to  Title,  G  &  T  Oo  deo  19,  U 

43  b  1,  18  39  14,  5y  6^  $4000 

Frennd  S  to  A  W  Esohenburg  deo  18,  Its 

13  and  14  b  2,  8  40  14,  3y  7%  $1100 

1  Fox  A  J  to  J  H  Gilbert  deo  17,  It  28  b  2, 
I     16  38  14,  3y  7%  $2300 


Fink  B  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  13,  It  6  b  18, 

19  39  14,  6y  7^  $4000 

Friedlander  E  to  M  W  Eozmioski  deo  19, 

pt  Its  26  and  32  b  7,  6  39  14,  3y  6%..$3000 
Flower  R  to  W  M  Northrup  deo  19,  It  1  It 

33  eto  b  1,  17  39  14,  6^  $1850 

Franklin  L  to  P  0  King  deo  16,  Us  21  to 

41  b  1  eto,  21  40  12,  ly  6^  $2500 

Fadner  G  M  to  L  E  Bowers  deo  18,  Its  87 

to  89,  Edgewater  Pk,  3y  7^  $1000 

Frising  T  to  A  0  Ernst  deo  19,  It  4  b  1, 

33  40  14,  3y  6^  $110" 

Fellows  J  E  to  AO  Bingham  Sept  1,  pt 

Its  1  and  2,  Hubbard  sab,  3  38  14,  Nov 

1, '96,  6^  5  deeds  $9500 

Goldie  W  to  J  W  Gary  deo  23,  Us  14  and 

pt  13  b  2,  Myriok  2d  add,  6y  5^^% 

.  $18,000 

Geary  M  to  A  Luehr  deo  18,  U  5  b  4,  3  38 

14,  6y  6^  $1000 

Gozylowski  E  to  P  Salewski  Sept  18,  It 

10  b  9,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  $1100 

Gindra  A  to  W  Kaapar  deo  20,  It  37  It  2  b 

44,  21  39  14,  2y  6^  $1000 

Gnstafson  G  to  0  0  Bergquist  deo  21,  It 

4  b  9,  4  39  14,  3y  6%  $1000 

Gindra  A  to  W  Kaspar  deo  20,  It  58  b  17, 

20  39  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Gayton  W  0  to  W  D  Oooper  deo  12,  U  14 

b  8,  22  38  14,  3y  6%  $1C00 

Goldberg  H  to  L  Klager  deo  19,  Its  16  and 

16  b  7,  19  39  14,  ly  6^  $1(00 

Gillingham  L  E  to  M  Wolf  deo  18,  It  89, 

n  e  M  35  40  12,  3y  7^  $1000 

Griffin  J  F  to  H  E  flurlbut  Nov  17,  n  w 

cor  Lake  and  Sheldon,  3y  6%  $15,000 

Guenther  R  to  E  G  Pauling  deo  7,  Us  1  to 

6  U  11,  3  39  U,Bs  7%  $3500 

Gray  E  to  W  J  Morrison  Nov  19,  It  9  b  6, 

14  38  14,  6;g  $3325 

Hibbard  J  H  to  Ohi  Title  &  T  Oo  deo  21, 

pt  Its  8  and  9  b  31,  Hyde  Pk,  6y  6% 

   $11,200 

HoDoek  A  to  0  Pitte  deo  5,  It  75  b  4,  20 

39  14,  6y  6}4%   $1700 

Hammond  L  P  to  D  M  Hillis  deo  23,  pt  It 

10  b  31,  Oarpenter  add,  90  >ls  6^.  ..$3500 
Harvey  A  to  J  V  Olarke  Apl  18.  Us  37  and 

38  b  2,  26  38  14,  7y  6%  $3600 

Harkins  J  W  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  dec  19,  It  63 

b  6,  26  40  13,  6%  $1000 

HarterR  H  to  E  W  Zander  dec  18,  U  13  b 

1,  18  40  14,  3y  7^  $1000 

Hackett  W  J  to  S  R  Hurtord  deo  2,  It  40 

b  30,  29  39  14,  6y  7«  $2600 

Hobel  F  to  E  J  Herdlicker  dec  19,  pt  It  2 

b  39,  8  8  add,  3y   $1800 

Henry  R  L  to  111  T  &  8  Bk  deo  17,  pt  blks 

1  and  6,  Stone  sub  34  39  14,  2y  6% 

 $10,000 

Henegan  J  to  M  E  Greenebaum  deo  17, 

It  30  It  84  etc,  Bntterfield  add,  6y  7% 

 $1200 

Held  M  to  F  W  Meyer  deo  16,  Us  43  and 

44  b  3,  35  38  14,  ly  6^  $1000 

Hubbard  J  M  to  A  0  Wenban  dec  20,  pt 

It  6  b  4,  7  39  14,  3y  G}4%  $1800 

Hoge  M  A  to  J  0  Neely  deo  7,  It  11  b  16, 

33  39  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Hotohkiss  F  E  to  0  F  Lindman  deo  18, 

It  2  It  774  b  5,  3rd  div  Riverside,  ly,  6^ 

 $1000 

Hirsh  S  to  J  0  Hntchins  July  1,  pt  It  8  b 

2,  3  38  14,  6y  6^  $10,000 

Hennessy  P  to  8  M  Sutlig  deo  18,  pt  It  13 

b  84,  27  39  14,  3y  7%  $1700 

Johnson  H  to  T  E  Miller  deo  23,  It  6  It  1 

b  6,  36  40  13,  5y  6%   $1600 

Johnson  E  E  to  W  T  Riokards  deo  10,  It 

7  b  1,  7  39  13,  5y  6^  $SOO0 

Jubsen  A  to  O  O  Butz  deo  21,  It  6  b  8, 

Park  add,  Winnetka,  6%  $5900 

Jaeschke  F  W  to  J  H  Ernst  deo  21,  It  35 

b  8,  17  40  14,  5y  6%   $1000 

Johnson  N  N  to  L  Baird  deo  16,  It  42  b  2, 

31  38  16,  5y  (i%  $1500 

Jeflfers  0  A  to  J  P  Smith  deo  12,  It  533, 

Weddell  &  0  subd,  20  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Jacobs  B  F  to  J  0  Sobumaoher  deo  18,  pt 

It  13  b  31,  7  38  14,7^  $2500 

Kennedy  J  W  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  25,  pt 

Us  4  and  5,  20  40  14,  6y  6^  $14,000 

Kraemer  W  to  Jesse  Boldom  deo  18,  Its 

10  to  12  b  19,  Thornton,  ly  6^  $l.«vc. 

Kinsman  3  R  to  J  H  Tiedemann  deo  1^,  It 

17  b  5,  28  39  14,  6^  $2000 

King  E  to  G  E  Stanford  deo  18,  It  18  It  15 

32  40  14,  7%   $1600 

Knessow  H  to  8  A  Walther  deo  20,  pt  It  18 

b  S,  6  39  14,  ly  6%  $1000 

Kron  A  to  J  R  Foulke  deo  11,  U  4  b  4,  16 

39  14,  6y  6%  $2500 

Kennig  m"  A  to  E  T  Gushing  deo  14,  It  16 

b  84,  27  39  14,  3y  5?  $4500 

Kophamer  0  to  H  A  Haugan  dec  17,  It  10 

b  16,  7  39  14,  3y  6^   $1500 

KaminskiJ  to  J  Visser  dec  8,  Its  6  to  12  b 


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4,  26  39  13,  90  ds,  6%  $3800 

Kanmiski  J  to  A  J  Kowalski  Nov  2,  Its  39 

and  40  b  27,  26  40  13,  6^  $5000 

Kandler  O  to  S  A  Walther  dec  kO,  It  8  b 

1,  22  40  13,  3y  6^  $1200 

Kasbaoh  0  W  to  0  3nhl  deo  21,  Its  239 

and  240,  D  &  F  Normal  Pk  and  o  p,  2y 

6S8  11000 

Knsoh  A  to  A  Reba  deo  13,  it  1  b  7,  5  39 

14,  3y  6^  $1500 

Kranter  W  0  to  A  Tahl  deo  11,  It  6  b  1,  7 

38  14,  3y   11600 

Keenon  E  A  to  D  B  Lyman  Feby  13,  it  10 

b  5,  Kinzie  add,  5y  63^!?  $1000 

Little  H  A  to  F  B  Chandler  deo  2,  It  67, 

Haywood  sob  34  39  14,  by  6%  $3000 

Lookwood  &  Strickland  to  Northn  Trust 

Go  dec  14,  its  30  to  34  and  42  to  46  b  1, 

9  38  14,  5y  6!f  $7000 

Lodin  M  W  to  Free  Home  B  L  &  H  Assn 

deo  16,  It  13  b  2,  19  38  14,  6%  $2200 

Lewis  B  to  W  M  Howiand  deo  16,  pt  s  e 

1^  4  39  14,  6y  6'?  $7500 

Liebig  A  to  A  Torpe  deo  2,  Its  45  to  48  b 

6.  2  39  14,  6^  *.$10C0 

LibDey  I  R  to  Village  L  &  B  Assn  deo  5, 

Its  33  to  35  b  26,  26  38  14,  —  $3700 

Leeper  H  S  to  New  Eng  Mat  L  Ins  Oo 

Oct  14,  It  13  b  15,  21  39  14,  3y  5^. $13,000 
Lange  F  J  to  H  A  Hangan  deo  19,  It  8  It 

12  b  D,  28  40  14,  5  y  6^  $17,000 

Lee  -J  to  F  S  Hebard  deo  3,  It  24  b  2  b  7^ 

29  40  14.  3y  6^  $20C0 

Linden  T  L  to  J  G  Shortall  deo  19,  pt  It 

13  b  1,  14  38  14,  zy  6%  $2000 

Lilley  J  to  A  W  Waterman  deo  16,  It  41  b 

8,  14  39  13,  5y  6^  $13''.0 

Meaney  T  to  N  W  M  L  Ins  Oo  deo  10,  It 

81  It  e,  28  40  14,  5y  6^  $2000 

Mahaney  T  to  A  Zajioek  dec  7,  It  8  b  3, 

13  39  13,  2y  6%  $1200 

Manslield  J  E  to  M  E  Greenebaam  dec 

13,  It  18  b  5,  15  39  13,  5y  6   $1400 

Meadoworoft  F  to  T  H  Sohintz  dec  11,  It 

4  b  6,  8  of  Astors  add,  Sy  6%  $8500 

Middendorf  G  to  Title  Qnar  &  T  Oo  Nov 

16,  It  11  b  3,  8  39  14,  3y  6m  $5000 

Mneller  J  to  J  Scblinker  deo  16,  It  16  b  1, 

33  39  14,  3y  6<?  $2950 

IW'onahan  T  F  to  F  O  Kohn  dec  10,  It  31 

b  10,  Lee  add,  5y  7%  $1600 

Mattmneller  M  to  W  H  Holden  deo  17, 

It  170  it  120  etc,  Bronson  add,  6y  6% 

 ,   $3500 

Mau_j.e  M  to  R  Berger  dec  13,  pt  It  20 

and  all  21  b  7,  9  38  14,  3y  6}4%  $2000 

Miller  H  to  H  S  Dietrich  deo  18,  It  307  b 

4  etc,  18  40  H,  7%  $1100 

MoGrath  S  to  A  McKay  deo  17,  It  22, 

Spalding  enbd,  10  38  14,  6  m  $2400 

MoCanley  P  to  J  H  Gilbert  dec  10,  It  28  8 

w  i^,  11  39  13.  3y  6%  $2000 

Molntyre  P  to  M  E  Greenebaam  deo  12, 

It  31  b  2,  4  38  14,  5y  6%%  $1700 

Maohl  U  to  R  Berger  deo  18,  It  6,  Wallers 

snb  28  39  14,  2y  6%.  $2000 

Magetson  E  A  to  P  Ott  deo  12,  It  84  b  28, 

19  40  14,  5y  6^  $1000 

Martin  S  R  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  20,  It  8 

b  1,  12  39  13,  oy  6%  $2000 

Mahnke  M  to  R  Berger  deo  16,  Its  2  and 

3  b  2, 16  38  14,  3y  ii}4%  $1500 

Meyer  H  to  J  J  Block  deo  21,  It  3  It  1  b 

16,  6  39  14,  5y  6^  $29(  0 

Mason  H  L  to  0  E  Sohlytern  dec  15,  pt  b 

>tj.  s  e  3sf,  13  40  13,  ly  7^  $5000 

Murray  J  to  T  Sohintz  deo  21,  It  IJ  b  26, 

Johnston  B  &  S  add,  5y  6%  $51.00 

Morrison  L  W  to  E  G  Filer  dec  7,  Its  15 

and  16  b  77,  3  37  14.  2y  7^  $1000 

Mansterman  H  A  to  Upper  Cicero  B  &  L 

Assn  dec  19,  Its  9  and  12  b  2,  5  39  13, 

e%  $1200 

Miller  E  to  Ogden  B  &  L  Assn  deo  20,  it 

20  b  4,  20  40  14,  6^  |2000 

Meyer  J  to  F  M  Baker  Nov  13,  Us  1  and  2 

b  25,8  Branch  add,  3y  e%  $3335 

MoKeever  J  L  to  H  B  Wells  deo  24,  pt  b 

21,  12  39  13,  6m  6^  $15,000 

Mnrphy  J  H  to  P  B  Uoyt  dec  12,  pt  It  JO 

b  18,  Eenzie  add,  5y  6^  $5400 

Nilson  N  G  to  H  A  Haugan  dec  16,  pt  It 

^  42  and  43,  Gray  sub,  15  38  14  $6000 

•*^?~jrato  G  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  19,  pt  It 

3  b  3S  s  8  add,  3y  6%   $3500 

Olseu  J  to  G  A  Rose  deo  18,  It  2  b  1,  22 

37,  5y  8^  11000 

Olson  M  to  Will  H  Moore  deo  18,  Its  14 

and  15  b  2,  Och's  add,  2y  6%  $5000 

O'Day  F  0  to  G  J  Mnnroe  deo  17,  Its  1  to 

7  b  1,9  39  14,  ly  7%  |2000 

Pnncoohar  F  to  J  Divis  deo  21,  It  54  b  10, 

20  39  14,5y,—  |2600 

Peterson  0  E  to  J  O  Hutohins  dec  20,  s 

J^:  It  9  b  6,  11  38  14,  6y  6^  $3500 


PoUak  B  to  R  Pollak  Nov  20,  It  55  b  2, 

Walker's  Dock  add,—  $2650 

Post  0  B  to  W  J  Fairman  dec  16,  It  17  b 

3,  Hg  Park,  6m  7^          ...    ,  $1600 

Pettee  W  M  to  L  Bartholomen,  Nov  26,  It 

12  b  2,  24  39  13,  2y  6«  $2000 

Phelps  W  A  to  Oom-W  L  &  B  Assn  deo 

12,  It  19  b  21,  14  39  13,  —  $2800 

Peterson  A  M  to  M  E  Greenebaam  deo 

19,  pt  Its  9  and  10  b  3,  26  40  13,  5y  7!? 

 $1700 

Parker  T  to  H  A  Haugan  deo  19,  Its  34 

and  35  b  6,  36  40  13,  3y  6^  $2800 

Pornell  J  L  to  Ohi  Perm  B  <fc  L  Assn  dec 

3,  It  19  b  3,  36  38  14,  7i?  $1300 

Peterson  H  to  W  D  Kerfoot  dec  19,  It  298 

b  4,  18  40  14,  6>f^  $1000 

Peterson  0  G  to  F  H  Zander  deo  10,  It  27 

Central  add,  Austin,  3y  6^  $2500 

Ritter  J  J  to  K  Marks  dec  2,  pt  It  12  b  3, 

15  38  14,  5y  61  $4000 

Reynolds  F  B  to  D  Winston  deo  12,  It  46 

It  2  etc,  Butterfield  add,  5y  6%  $5000 

Richgrnbber  E  to  8  R  Hnrford  deo  12,  It 

15  b  3.  1  39  13,  7^  $1400 

Ritz  F  to  O  0  Butz  deo  12,  pt  It  1  U  21, 

etc,  Butterfield  add,  5y  6^  $2800 

Reynertson  H  &  R  to  H  A  Haugan  dec  21 

It  12  It  3  b  8,  6  39  14,  5y  6«  $5500 

Rabbitt  M  to  C  L  Schaar  deo  17,  It  30  b 

A,  28  40  14,  6^  $1500 

Rhorer  H  to  E  F  Bayley  deo  20,  pt  b  6, 

Rockwell  add,  5y  6?:  3  deeds  $17,000 

Roughen  M  J  to  E  N  Scott  dec  20,  pt  b  1, 

3  38  14,  5y  6%  $10,000 

Richards  P  R  to  L  Baird  deo  14,  pi  Its  3 

and  4  b  17,  21  38  14,  5y  6je  $3200 

Reynertson  P  to  C  E  Belles  deo  19,  It  3  b 

7,  6  39  13,  7^  $2600 

Ronan  P  to  H  E  Seelye  deo  16,  It  402  b  9, 

2d  div  Riverside,  5y  7%  $2000 

Bickman  P  to  J  H  West  deo  17,  It  8  b  6, 

4  38  14,  3y  6«  $12C0 

Richardson  M  to  S  R  Harford  July  1,  Its 

25  and  26  b  43,  Carpenter  add,  4y  &% 
 $14,000 

Reynerton  R  to  Northern  T  Oadec  14,  It 

26  b  2,  9  39  13,  —  |1000 

Read  I  to  M  Baker  dec  2,  It  6  b  1,  13  39 

13,  5y  6^  11500 

Routledge  J  F  to  M  E  Greenebaam  deo 

18,  It  7  b  4,  7  39  14,  5y  61^%  $2500 

Ream  H  to  A  Hunter  deo  10,  It  15  b  12  b 

46,  Cornell,  3y  6^  |2600 

Rooney  D  J  to  T  Davy  deo  5,  It  15  b  2,  4 

39  13,  7^  $1500 

Rhodes  W  to  Irving  Pk  L  &  B  Assn  deo 

16,  pt  Its  19  and  all  20  b  1,  15  40  13. $1200 
Skriven  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  Nov  36,  It  20  b 

2,  Reaper  add,  6y  6^  $3500 

Sohaefar  0  to  J  B  Galloway  deo  14,  Its  9 

and  10  b  6,  7  39  1 4,  5y  7^  $10,000 

Sohultz  C  to  A  0  Ernst  Nov  26,  pt  It  133 

b6,  Shefif  add,  3y  7^  $1G00 

Swedish  Mission  Church,  Englewood,  to  0 

Zangdahl  Sept  1,  Us  25  and  26  b  4,  17 

38  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Strand  A  to  O  B  Jacobs  Nov  16,  It  28  b  2 

Summerdale  $1100 

Schaefer  E  0  to  P  W  Snowhook  deo  16,  It 

65,  Desplaines,  5y  7%  $1000 

Sayles  A  to  G  H  Taylor  deo  7,  It  2  b  6,  3y 

 $2000 

Schmidt  A  T  to  0  L  Schaar  deo  16,  It  676 

Kennedy  sub,  12  38  1^,6%   $1200 

Saobert  O  to  R  Berger  deo  17,  It  2  b  15, 

13  39  13,  5y  6^   |2700 

Scully  J  to  Dom  B  Assn  deo  14,  Its  29  to 

32  b  2,  9  39  13,  6J5  $1000 

Stoltze  H  to  J  Freitag  deo  4,  It  53,  Tay- 
lors sab  8  38  13,  3y  6^  fluOO 

Stowell  H  P  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  17,  It  41 

It  3,3  38  14,  5y  6%  |50C0 

Sabin  E  J  to  Q  E  Hall  deo  16,  It  26  b  6, 

14  39  13,  5y  6^   |1200 

Schmidt  W  to  J  W  Lanehart  deo  19,  It  17 

and  pt  16  b  38,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $1000 

Sohrader  W  to  H  Moehling  dec  14,  pt  e 

8  w  1^  29  42  11,  3y  6%  $1200 

Strook  M  to  D  Bouwman  Qot  28,  Its  33 

and  34  b  5,  1st  add,  Pullman,  6y  7%  $1400 
Stafford  J  W  to  W  L  Jeffries  deo  16,  Its  6 

and  6  b  3,  34  39  14,  4y  6^  $7000 

Stelli  J  to  J  E  Greenebaam  deo  17,  It  19 

b  12,  19  40  14,  ly  6%  $1050 

Saydak  L  to  P  Kiolbassa  dec  5,  pt  Its  28 

and  pt  29  b  7,  5  39  14,  6^  $1000 

Sohlneter  H  W  to  Title,  G  &  T  Co  deo  19 

It  44  b  2  18  39  14,  6y  6%  $4000 

Strelow  —  to  H  P  Kranz  dec  19,  It  30  b  6, 

29  40  14,  6y  6%  $i600 

Silva  O  P  to  W  M  Northrup  deo  23,  pt  b 

51  and  71,  W  Heights  SOdys  7%  $4862 

Sigwalt  E  to  I  8tanger,  for  heirs  of  D 

Stanger  May  1,  pt  13  and  14  43  11,  6y 

6^  $8460] 


Silverman  L  to  J  B  Meyers  dec  20,  lease- 
hold in  s  40  of  It  17  b  14,  Bashnell  add, 
2y  6%  $20,000 

Sohroeter  H  J  M  to  P  H  Bolton  dec  29, 
Us  7  to  12,  Bolton  to  Park  Ridge,  5y  6^ 
 $2100 

Stewart  J  8  to  J  E  Weart  dec  16,  It  18  b 
2,8  38  14,  6^  $1000 

Speyer  J  to  H  A  Haugan  deo  23,  pt  Its  1 
and  2  b  13,  DelaSan  add,  5y  6^  $5000 

Sohamacher  0  0  to  J  G  Lobstein  deo  23, 
It  8  and  pt  9  It  10,  24  39  13,  8^  $3000 

Siedler  D  to  W  Wilhartz  deo  24, It  37  b  5 
6  39  14,  3y  6^  $1000 

Smoot  K  R  et  al  to  Am  T  &  8  Bk  dec  17 
Its  1  to  16  It  1,  etc,  b  2,  13  39  13,  3y  Q% 
 $8500 

Stone  L  Q  to  W  Heinemann  deo  19,  It  66 
b  1,  etc,  29  40-14,  3y  e%  $3000 

Thome  M  to  L  Baird  deo  17,  pt  n  w  3^  6 
40  14,  Edgewater  Pk,  3y  7%,  6  deeds 
 $3300 

Tuck  M  to  E  R  Hasse  Oct  10,  Us  4  and  6 
b  2,  30  40  14,  ly  7<?  $2C00 

Talman  F  to  0  Pitte  dec  19,  It  30  b  2,  25 
39  13,  3y  6^  $1150 

Thomas  B  M  to  T  Sohintz  deo  20,  pt  b  4, 
Holstein,  3y  6^  3  deeds  

Thompson  O  to  F  B  Peabody  dec  18,  It 
13  b  11,  Avondale,  2y,  —   $1300 

Taylor  E  to  D  M  Wolf  Oct  25,  pt  It  15  b 
16.  H  to  Hyde  Pk,  5y  6^  $1600 

Toren  H  to  O  Liesendahl  doo  1,  It  69  b 
11,  8  &  Greene  add,  5y  6^  $1200 

Topel  F  to  H  0  Zuttermeister  dec  18,  It 
10  b  1,  7  38  14,  3y  6^  $2000 

Thomas  D  to  E  G  Foreman  dec  17,  It  50 
b  4,  35  40  13  $2600 

Thomas  J  L  to  E  0  Brown  dec  17,  It  14  b 

11,  31  40  14,  5y  6^  $2500 

Tonneson  P  to  G  Combs  Sept  20,  pt  Its  1 

and  2  b  71,  Russell,  M  &  K  add,  6^.$2000 
Triner  J  to  T  H  Sohintz  deo  14,  pt  It  3  b 

12,  8  8  add,  6y  G%  $4800 

Terrell  E  H  to  B  A  Dicker  deo  17,  Its  64 

and  65,  n  e  1^  11  39  13,  5y  6%  $1300 

Thorne  A  P  to  F  B  Peabody  deo  12,  Its 
25  and  26  b  7,  Piper  to  Berwyn,  5y  7% 

 $2500 

Dmbrioht  Y  T  to  N  Ohi  Mut  S  &  B  Assn 

dec  12,  It  11  b  4,  20  40  14   $2200 

Van  Home  M  G  to  G  W  Oass  Nov  15, 

blks  9  and  10,  33  39  13,  2y  6%  $8000 

Volmer  H  to  H  B  Robertson  deo  16,  pt  b 

6,  36  40  13,  e%  $2250 

Wallace  M  to  E  8  Dreyer  deo  19,  Its  68 

and  69  b  4,  19  40  14,  5y  6%  $6000 

Weiok  M  to  8  A  Walther  deo  19,  It  16  b  1. 

2  39  13,  3y  6^  $1000 

Wegener  J  to  0  H  Fleischer  deo  18,  It  23 

b  17,  Newberry  add,  5y  6%  $3000 

Westerfield  F  M  to  A  T  Howe  deo  1,  It  11 

b  18,  Wilmette,  ly  6^   ..$1600 

Weno  P  to  W  Hoskins  deo  20,  Its  5  and  6 

b  3,  4  38  12,  5y  7%  $2600 

Wise  E  0  to  G  W  Burn  dec  17,  It  36  It  7, 

16  38  14,  5y  655  $2990 

Wilson  J  W  to  Northern  T  Co  deo  1,  e 

s  w  ^  16  42  16,  3y  6JS  $6000 

Webb  M  A  to  Northern  T  Co  Nov  30,  pt 

It  3  and  all  4  It  9  b  1,  13  39  13,  — .  .$  

Willetts  W  W  to  e  B  Hnrlbut  deo  18,  Its 
14  to  18  b  9,  Butler  W  &  W  add,  6y 

(>}i%  $50,000 

Wiemerskisoh  P  to  L  W  Walter  dec  18,  It 

1  b  18,  31  40  14,  655  $1500 

Wersmith  WO  to  EG  Foreman  deo  18, 

pt  Its  3  and  4  b  6,  Sheff  add,  3y  655. $1600 
Wright  O  P  to  O  F  Gibbs  deo  14,  Its  1 

and  2  b  6,  19  41  14,  3y  7^  $2000 

Welland  B  to  Reliance  B  L  &  H  Assn  dec 

16,  It  63  b  3,  10  39  13,   $1300 

Wagner  T  to  P  W  Snowhook  deo  12,  pt  It 

3  b  2,  16  38  14,  3y  6^  §1000 

Walter  N  toT  H  Sohintz  deo  17,  pt  It  21  b 

15,  Pine  Grove,  5y  Q%  

Ytterberg  A  to  8  L  Boyoe  Nov  18,  It  37  b 

4,  17  38  14,  6y  6%  $1200 

Zelezny  J  to  J  Oewenka  deo  17,  It  88  b  4, 

20  39  14,  3y  6%  $2000 


Oombs  A  0  to  Nat  M  L  Co  dec  17,  s  m 

and  fnrn  7m  $160 

Ashenheim  A  to  E  Smith  dec  19,  furn  and 

piano  7m  $134 

Anderson  G  to  E  Smith  deo  13,  furn  7m 

 $200 

Butler  &  Ford  to  Bnrley  &  Tyrrell  dec  17, 

furn  132  Lake  30ds  $340 

Boelke  W  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  deo  11, 

saloon  77  w  Madison  2y  $350 

Brown  O  B  to  H  P  Mount  deo  16,  fnrn 

6445  Drexel  av  7m  $97 

Bessett  F  E  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  dec 
14,  saloon  2102  Lake  2y  $200 


Brook  &  Goldstein  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg 

Co  deo  16,  saloon  486  Halsted  2y....$750 
Brent  C  F  to  H  P  Mount  dec  18,  fnrn 

State  and  Ontario  7m  $325 

Barney  B  F  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  deo  17,  furn 

6m   $106 

Burnham  G  W  to  J  H  Gansolus  deo  J  7, 

fnrn  ly  $126 

Berwiu  A  to  F  A  Wheeler  deo  20,  furn 

6137  Halsted  ly  $150 

Balaam  A  to  R  M  MoOreery  deo  17,  piano 

7m   $191 

Baker  F  to  A  E  Tibitts  deo  19,  shop  377 

35th   $183 

Brink  R  F  to  J  H  Hogland  nov  16,  press 

etc  6m  $300 

Barnes  H  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  21,  furn 

7m    $131 

Brown  0  E  to  Merle  &  H  Mfg  Oo  nov  15, 
show  oases  etc  79  w  Madison  ly  p  m 

 $200 

Boland  T  to  H  A  F  Mogg  deo  10,  furn 

3216  Halsted  23m  $73 

Bnrke  L  L  to  A  H  Williams  deo  23,  piano 

and  fnrn  7m  $196 

Blaszkowski  J  M  to  J  M  Strawn  deo  18,  s 

ms  13m  $125 

Batters  G  F  to  E  Smith  deo  16,  furn  7m 

 $89 

Bernbaum  G  0  to  Lake  Geneva  Ice  Oo 
dec  16,  horses  tracks  etc  and  furn  66 

Newberry  av  10m  $260 

Bostwiok  E  E  to  L  J  Johnson  deo  18, 

mdse  109  Randolph  ly  $700 

Boydston  T  R  to  J  I  MoCaaley  deo  9,  furn 

879  Jackson  Bvd  ly . . ,  $251 

Beck  0  E  to  W  F  Bregelin  deo  16,  fnrn  21 

Quinoy  2y  $200 

Barbur  F  to  Birk  Bros  Brg  Oo  dec  20,  sa- 
loon 285  Noble  2y  $1000 

Carlson  A  to  L  F  Hopkins  deo  16,  s  m 

and  furn  6m   $94 

Oarmody  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  18, 

furn  and  piano  2m  $87 

Blaokall  L  M  to  V  C  Danker  deo  14,  furn 

513  Dearborn  av  ly   $1000 

Cray  F  M  to  Kelley  Mans  &  Oo  dec  11, 

horse  wagon,  etc  8m  $290 

Calleski  V  to  J  Kibri  deo  19,  oonfeoty  82 

w  13th  ly   ....$200 

Chicago  Sal  Soda  Wks  to  E  Waddle  dec 

18,  pump  boiler  etc  2589  Leo  5m. .  .$2000 
Coleman  K  to  0  Meader  deo  11,  furn  and 

piano  8m  $J20 

Cant  R  to  F  MoNellis  deo  23,  piano  23m 

   $73 

Czeslowski  W  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  saloon 

845  Cortland  av  23m  ....$460 

Desney  R  8  to  West  S  Brg  Co  dec  20,  sa- 
loon 143  Monroe  2y  $650 

Dudley  M  O  to  8  B  Knowlton  deo  19,  fnrn 

6m   $130 

Dawmosh  P  8  to  G  G  Hubbell  deo  17,  fum 

lOm   c  $70 

Dooley  J  M  to  Merle  &  H  Mfg  Oo  deo  18, 

salcon  fittgs  75  Dearborn  2y   $108 

Downs  L  E  to  G  R  Smith  deo  11,  fnrn 

and  8  m  7m  $200 

Doyle  W  P  to  L  F  Hopkins  dec  18,  s  m 

and  firn  6m  ,  .$66 

Doty  U  B  to  8  B  Knowlton  deo  21,  furn 

7m    $97 

Detloff  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  deo  21, 

forn  4714  Paulina  22m  $40C 

Durbrow  P  to  A  B  Bell  deo  18,  furn  and 

8  m  23m   $91 

Dragamp  A  B  to  E  Wasserman  dec  20, 

forn  196  Eugenie  4m  $300 

Doolen  J  M  to  Am  Brg  Oo  deo  19,  saloon 

75  Dearborn  av  2y  $400 

DeGroot  A  J  to  0  G  Boon  dec  20,  fnrn 

6836  Stony  Island  av  ly  $600 

Duffy  M  to  0  H  Oarr  deo  18,  furn  2y . .  .$50 
Doane  M  to  M  Robinson  dec — ,  furn  21 

Pine2y  $3000 

Ebel  R  to  E  A  Bixley  dec  10,  mdse  116  n 

Clark  mar  1   $160 

Early  D  to  M  B  Finch  dec  19,  fnrn  6m 

 $414 

Ehlert  R  H  to  F  Miller  Brg  Oo  deo  21,  sa- 
loon 146  6th  av  ly   $660 

Eiohter  W  A  to  F  McNeills  deo  14,  b  m 

and  furn  23m  $104 

Ewerling  J  to  J  Glader  deo  23,  furn  23 

Wells  ly  $200 

Esser  A  to  A  Hoppe  jan  1,  furn  2387  Ken- 
sington av  2y  $400 

Entwistle  L  M  to  G  T  Higginson  deo  26, 

piano  23m  $73 

Evans  P  L  to  W  G  King  deo  17,  furn  666 

Chamber  of  Commerce  6m  $160' 

Finn  A  to  T  MoGovern  deo  17,  cow  etc  87 

Calumet  av  $136 

Flanigan  P  to  A  Zohl  deo  19,  market  1113 

Armitage  av  4m  $125- 

Fisher  A  to  M  Silberberg  deo  14,  horses 
wagon  ly  $17 


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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


December  28,  1895 . 


The  Exclusive  Agency  Lists. 

 :o:  

Property  For  Sale  by  Exclusive  Agents 
and  Owners 

4EVIBED  AND  OOBBEOTED  EVEEY  WEEK — ALIi  LETTERS  MUST  BE 
MABEED  WITH  THE  liETTBB  AND  NUMBBB  OF  THE  PBOPEBTT 
ADVEBTI8BD  ESOEPT  WHEBE  THE  UWNBB  OB  BIS  AQENT'S 
inDBKSS  IS  OIYEN. 


SOUTH  BIDE. 

Aroher  av,  No  2323,  2-8tory  briok  building,  lot  26  x 

125.    RU  $6,500 

Armoor  av,  No  5628,  house  and  lot,  price  |3,500; 
$1,500  cash  required.  Address  F  LeMeire, 
Morgan  Park,  III. 

Bryan  av,  near  Vinoennes  av,  one  modern  stone- 
front  house  of  10  rooms,  and  one  briok  of  10 
rooms,  choice  neishborhood.    W  8. $7,500  and  $  8,000 
^alnmet  av,  near  SOth  St,  50  ft,  make  offer;  price 

per  foot.    V  6  $  200 

Calumet  av,  cor  near  47th  st  "L"  station.  Cheap. 
Q8. 

Carpenter  st,  near  69th,  a  2  flat  building  in  first- 
class  order;  rental  $32;  $350  cash     C  18  $  3,350 

Castle's  sub,  the  west  %  of  lot  18  in  block  1  of  the 
northwest  ^  of  the  northwest  )^  of  the  south- 
east %  of  section  3,  township  39,  north  of  range 
13,  east  of  the  3d  principal  meridian.  F  A  Reh- 
kopf,  741  to  745  W  Lake  st. 

Chicago  Heights;  It  13  blk  20,  east  171  feet  on  Hal- 
sted  st  and  south  35  ft  on  14th  street  west  178 
feet  to  alley  north  85  feet.  Can  be  divided  into 
two  good  sized  lots;  a  bargain  for  a  short  time 
only.    H.  Noss,  New  Brighton  Pa  $850 

Chicago  Heights. — Forty  acres  at  a  very  low  price, 
as  a  subdivision  lots  will  sell  at  prices  that 
would  make  a  profit  of  $40,000.  Choice  prop- 
erty.   O  15. 

Chicago  Heights.—  Three  lot?  and  3  two-story  frame 
buildings,  with  stores  below  and  living  rooms 
above,  one  cottage  in  rear,  rented  for  $2,064  per 
year,  incumbrance  of  $3,900  in  building  and 
loan  association  payable  in  monthly  payments 
of  $67.50  per  month.  Make  an  offer  lor  the 
equity.  This  property  can  be  bought  very  cheap. 
B  1. 

Clark  st  d,  very  desirable  basement  for  saloon  or 
other  purposes.    Rent  very  reasonable.    T  3. 

Clark  st  8,  north  of  12th,  vacant  lot  223^x100.  R  11.  $23,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  north  of  Slst  st,  4-8tory  stone 
front  building,  stores  and  flats;  price  $30,000, 
incombrance  $15,000.  Would  take  choice  va- 
cantfor  equity.  Address  H  15. 

Cottage  Orove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  a  block  of 

stores,  3-story,  6  stores,  with  flats  above .  R  1 1 .  $85,000 

Dearborn  st,  near  Jackson,  S-story  briok  building, 

75x70,  2  fronts.    R  11  $450,000 

Drexel  av,  near  68th  st,  24  ft,  per  foot.    V6  $  90 

Drexel  blvd,  s  e  cor  50th  st,  100x200.  A  great  bar- 
gain. Price  per  ft.  H  W  Christian,  803  Taooma 
Bldg  $  600 

Eighty-sixth  ot,  near  Rock  Island  depot,  frame 
livery  stable,  lot  26x126.  Address  W  F  Hayden, 
Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d  st  and 
Stewart  av  $27,000 

Ellis  av,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts,  119x300,  elegant  lot 
to  improve  for  a  home.  W8. 

Evans  av, -near  47th  st,  an  apartment  building  worth 
$55,000,  incumbrance  $7,000.  Will  exchange 
for  good  vacant,  or  will  sell  for  cash  at  a 
bargain.  For  particulars  address  C  B  Proud- 
foot,  6303  Wentworth  av,  Englewood,  111. 

F  fty  ft  gilt  edged  business  cor;  specially  low 
price  (5F13).    P  4. 

iiif'ty-first  st  blvd,  bet  Cottage  Qrove  av  and  Pre  tel, 
n  f  50x144  ft;  make  offer.    W  8. 

Fifty-fifth  st,  cor  Kedzie  av,  20  acres.  Will  exchange 
for  income  property.    A  14. 

fforty-tbird  and  Forty-seventh  st  corners. 

Cor  100x100,  choice,  price  per  front  foot.  P4.$  300 
Cor  105  X  100,  elegant  location,  price  per  <roQt 

foot.    P  4   ...  .$  325 

Cor  98x100,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4   $  260 

Cor  150x100,  gilt  edge,  price  per  front  ft.  P4.$  3O0 
Cor  97x100,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P4$  250 
or  140x100,  snap,  price  per  iront  foot.  P  4..  .$  200 
Cor  50x120,  bargain,  price  per  front  foot.  P  4.$  260 
Cor  50x120,  great  bargain,  price  per  front  foot. 

P  4  $  220 

Cor  100x100,  gilt  edge  bargain,  price  per  front 

foot.    P4  $  300 

Forty-seventh  st,  60-foot  cor,  per  foot.    V  6  $  220 

Forty-seventh  st,  50  ft  near  L  depot.    P  4  $  98 

Grand  blvd, near  45th  at,  15-room  stone  house.  B  15. $27,000 

Greenwood  av,  near  S'lth  st,  125  ft  adjoining  fine 

residence,  would  divide,  price  per  foot.  H  16.  .$  125 

Greenwood  av,  bet  64th  and  65th  sts,  e  f  lot  25x100 

ft,  price  per  foot.    W8  $  60 

Groveland  av,  near  31st  st,  per  foot.    V6  $  175 

Halsted  st  S,  near  55th  st  blvd,  a  bargain  for  30  days 
only,  two  3-story  stone  front  store  and  flat 


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buildings  containing  four  modern  flats;  close 
to  steam  car  depots  and  on  one  electric  line. 
Price  reduced  fiom  $22,000.  For  full  particulars 

address  Q  Fuohes  &  Co,  841  63d  st  $18,000 

Harvey  IH.-  I'wo  lots  26x125,  center  of  town;  $1,000 
ewoh,  or  will  trade  for  city  property,  a.  H.  Koch,  2943 
Union  ave 

iobseo,  flat  buildings  and  lots  throughout  the 
south  side.  Write  for  prices  and  particulars. 
Q  8,  care  Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal. 
Hyde  Park. — Fine  residence,  best  part  of  Hyde 
Park;  it-story  briok  house,  stone  front,  12 
rooma.  ftnished  in  quarter-sawed  oak,  cement 
walks,  fine  lawn,  steam  heat,  gas  logs,  mantels, 
sideboards,  automatic  lighting,  etc;  built  in 
1894;  large  briok  barn  in  rear;  lot  26x170,  with 
18-foot  alley.     L.  W.  Bowen  &  Co.,  Room  3, 

169  Washington  st,  exclusive  agents  $16,600 

Indiana  av,  near  56th  st,  50  x  100  x  165  ft,  price  per 

foot.    W8  .'  $  106 

Ingleside  av,  near  57th  st,  48  ft,  per  ft,  per  ft.  V  6.  $  80 
Inglesideav,  near  56th  st,  24  ft.    For  10  days  only, 

per  foot.    V6  $  75 

Kenwood. — Largo  corner,  very  choice  location  for 

apartments  or  houc'es;  cheap.    H  16. 
Kenwood  district. — Beautiful,  modern,  detached 

residence  with  barn;  cost  $32,000;  H  15  $27,000 

Kimbark  av,  near  University,  50x180;  bargain. Q 8, 
Lake  av,  No  6031,  modern  brick  house  of  8  rooms; 

a  cozy  home.    W  8  $  6,500 

Langley  av,  near  43d  st,  24  ft,  per  foot      V  6  $  90 

Madison  av,  cor  52d  st,  60  x  135  ft;  will  sell  for  $25 

per  foot  below  what  it  cost.    W  8. 
Madison  av,  near  60th  st,  11  rooms,  stone.    B  16.  .$10,000 
Main  st,  near  Slst,  lot  25x126,  worth  $1,600.  Lawler 

&  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,100 

Michigan  av,  elegant  33-room,  high  class  boarding 
house,  doing  a  paying  business;  cheap  rent. 
Will  sell  cheap.    T  3. 
Maryland  av,  near  63d  st,  8  rooms,  brick.    B  15...$  4,500 
Michigan  av,near  51st  st,12-room  brick  house.B  16. $24,000 
Michigan  av,  near  25th  st,  10  rooms,  stone.    B  15.. $30,000 
Michigan  av,  bet  62d  and  63d  sts,«r  f  50  or  100x161, 

price  per  foot.    W8  $  110 

Michigan  av,  s  of  Peck  ot,  a  great  bargain,  40  ft 
front,  inside,  very  desirable  and  very  cheap;  or 
will  lease  for  99  years.    M  6. 
Oakenwald  av,  near  46th  st,  modern  frame  house 
and  barn,  lot  40x90  ft,  steam  heated,  detached. 

W8  $  9,600 

Oglesby  av,  between  66th  and  66th  sts,  fine  50-ft  lot 
vacant;  non-resident  owner;  must  sell;  make 
offer.    Thos  J  Norton,  190  W  Madison  st. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  st,  s  e  cor  Centre  av,  5 

acres.    A  14  $  1,800 

Pacific  av,  near  Polk  st,  6-story  building  or  ware- 
house, 100  X  108,  100  si  alls  for  horses  in  base- 
ment.   R  11  $150,000 

Page  sty  Q  e  cor  72d,  106  x  125  ft;  a  valuable 
corner  suitable  for  residence  purposes.  Com- 
mission to  agents.  W.  H.  Fidler,  New  Waverly, 

Ind  $  1,860 

Peoria  and  Sangamon  sts,  between  99th  and  100th 
sts,  5  acres.    Want  offer.    A  14. 

Portland  ave.  near  30th  st,   2c-room  2  story 

and  basement  brick,  four  flats  all  improvements.  Lot 
25x125;  $8,000,  make  offer.  S.  H.  Koch,  2943  Ucion 
ave. 

Property  in  vicinity  of  new  University,  Illinois 
Central  and  alley  "L"  a  specialty.    Q  8. 

Riverdale. — One  block  for  manufacturer,  with  river 

and  railroad  frontage,  550x200  ft.     R  11  $30,000 

Root  st,  near  Stock  Yards,  3-story  brick  livery  barn 

with  83  stalls,  lot  100x125.     R  il  -  $20,000 

Seventy-ninth  st,  cor  Schell  av,  180x125.  Address 
W  F  Hayden.  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 
st  and  Stewart  av  $  6,300 

Sixty-fourth  st,  bet  Maryland  and  Drexel  avs,  403^x 
124  ft,  south  front;  fine  residence  site;  subject 
to  a  mortgage  of  $1,100.  I  will  sell  my  equity 
for  $1,400.    W  M  Smeok,  4902  State  st. 

South  Chicago  — A  fine  corner  75  s  125  ft  at  96th  st 
and  Avenue  K,  two  blocks  from  Calumet  river 
and  two  blocks  from  Lake  Michigan,  located 
within  one  block  of  three  electric  car  lines. 
Ripe  for  improvement.  Address  G  Fuches  & 
Co,  841  63d  st,  Englewood,  III. 

South  Lynn,  being  Vail's  sub,  lot  17  in  block  52  of 
the  west  }^  of  section  19,  township  38,  north 
range  14  east  of  3d  P  M.  FA  Rehkopf,  741  to 
745  W  Lake  st. 

State  and  Halsted  sts,  residence  with  3 
acres  of  ground  for  sale  at  a  great  sacrifice.  I 
will  sell  my  beautiful  new  home,  house  22x26  ft, 
of  7  rooms,  with  3  acres  of  ground  impioved 
with  fine  garden.  The  house  is  situated  on  a 
knoll  surrounded  by  a  grove  of  fine  oaks.  Situ- 
ated between  State  and  Halsted  sts,  three  miles 
south  of  Harvey  and  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
west  of  Thornton,  for  $2,000.  If  taken  before 
Aug  1  for  cash  $1,800.    Geo  Ellis,  Thornton,  111. 

Thornton. — 30 acres;  2  railroads;  easy  terms;  price 

per  acre.    0  18  $400,  or  $12,000 


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Thirty-first  St.  near  Shields  ave.  i7-room 

2-story  frame  with  9  foot  stone  basement,  bath  and  clo- 
set; lot  26x126.     12-room  2-story  frame,  5  foot  base- 
ment; lot  26x126;  $5,200,  best  bargain  ever  offered.  S. 
H.  Koch,  2943  Union  ave. 
Twenty-eighth  st,    near    Canal,    17-room  frame 
house;  rent  $50  month;  worth  $6,600;  half  cash. 

L  12  $  4,500 

Union  av,  near  29th  st,  4-room  brick  cottage,  lot  26 

zl25.    Lawler  &  Brown,  59  Dearborn  st  $  1,600 

Vernon  av,  100  ft  s  of  43d  st,  lots  25  x  130  ft,  four 
new  2-story,  modern,  marble-front  houses  of 
10  rooms;  hardwood  finish,  oak  floors,  electric 
bells  and  lighting,  stone  steps,  open  plumbing, 
elegant  large  rooms,  etc;  will  make  low  price. 
W  8. 

Vincennes  av,  cor  46th  st,  76  ft,  per  foot,    V  6 ....  $  166 
Vinoennes  av,  25  or  60  ft,  very  choice;  price  away 

down(lD117).    P  4. 
Vincenies  av,  several  desirable  corners  cheap.  Q  8. 
Winthrop  av,  between    Ardmore  and  Hollywood, 

handsome  residence,  10  rooms,  lot  60x160.  A  14  $  7,000 
Wabash  av,  cor  43d  st,  100  ft,  price  per  front  foot. 

S  13   $  200 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st,  per  foot.    V  6  $  260 

Wabash  av,  iiowntown  Central  propeyty  at  a  very 

low  figure.    Q  8. 
Wabash  av,  n^ar  12th  st,   2-story  briok  building 

rented  for  hotel.    R  11  $90,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  25th  and  26th  sts,  50x180.     R  11.. $25,000 
Wentworth  aV;  near  64th  st,  frame  livery  stable, 

lot  50  X  175;  rental  $110  per  month.  Address 

W  F  Hayden,  Abel  Building,  Suite  212,  cor  63d 

st  and  Stewart  av  $16,500 

W  >odlawn  av,  50x180;  fine  residence  site.    Q  8. 
Wood  st,  n  w  cor  88th,  for  sale  or  exchange  for 

cottag,  3  lots  clear.  Address  W  H  Stewart, 

owner,  1606,  79  Dearborn  st,  Chicago  $  2,500 

NOBTH  SIDE. 

Addison  st,  west  of  Pine  Grove  a v,  50  ft.    W  8  $  8,600 

Astor  st,  oor  Scott,  22x75  ft.    W  8  $  t<,500 

Belmont  av,  bet  Seminary  and  Baxter  st,  south  part 

75x110,  will  divided  per  foot.    A  13  $      95  1 

Burling  st,  near  Follerton  av,  2-story  frame,  rental  \ 

$576.     W8  $  5,400  ' 

Choice  Properties  For  Sale.— 9-room 

residence,  with  37i^  feet  of  lawn,  at  110  Bos- 
worth  av.  Lane  Park,  at  a  bargain;  6-room resi- 
dence, with  373^  feet  of  lawn,  at  772  Perry  et. 
Lane  Park;  also  lots  and  corners  on  Addison 
andJanssen  avs;  108  x  126  n  w  cor  Follerton 
and  Springfield  avs;  96  x  125  s  w  cor  Crawford 
and  Greenwood  avs;  95  ft  east  front  on  South- 
port,  near  Ridge  av;  also  25  ft  lots  on  Ridge  av, 
near  E-'gewater  depot;  50  x  136  on  Thome  av, 
Edgewater  Park;  50x125  on  Janssen  av,  Rogers 
Park;  225x150  cor  Morse  and  Myrtle  avs,  west 
of  return  Sheridan  Drive;  25x126  lots  on  School 
st,  near  Leavitt;  25  x  125  lots  on  Belmont  av 
near  Leavitt  st.  Will  trade  for  one  or  all  of 
the  above  for  good  rental  or  clear  vacant.  X  15. 
Clark  st,  corner  limits,  15  acres  fronting  along  elec- 
tric line.    A  14  ,  $66,000 

Clybourn  and  Cleveland  Avs.,  3-story 

brick  building,  size  26x114,  all  modern  improve- 
ments. 3^  cash  ,rest  mortgage,  or  North  Shore 
vacant  property.    Price  $26,000.    0  12.  ' 

Cuyler  av,  near  Lincoln,  vacant  lot  25  x  126.    Want  ^ 
an  offer.    A  14. 

Dearborn  av,  near  Chicago  av,  lot  26x135;  3-story 
and  basement  briok,  stone  front,  16  rooms  and 
bath;  3  years  lease  at  $1,400  per  year;  %  cash. 
Price  for  a  short  time  only.  Z  33  $12,50 

Desplaines,  11  acres,  right  for  subdivision.  Can  be 
bad  at  a  bargain.  This  property  will  subdivide 
and  money  can  be  doubled  at  once  by  buying 
now.    T  3. 

Dewey  ct,  east  of  Halsted  st,  37 ft,  price  per  foot. 

W  8  $  90 

Division  st,  n  w  corner  Otis,  lot  33  x  100;  6-room 
frame  cottage;  Fine  corner  to  improve;  dirt 
cheap,  cash.  Z  33  $  o,00G 

Division  st,  west  of  La  Salle  av,  2-story  frame,  lot 

33x164  ft.    W8  $13,000 

Edgewater. — Sightly  lots  convenient  to  steam  and 
electric  oars  from  $700  upwards,  paved  streets, 
sewer,  water,  gas,  shade,  etc.  Henry  J  Oosgrove 
&  Co,  Ashland  Block. 

Evanston. — Evanston  Bargains;  386  feet  east  front 
on  Sherman  av,  180  feet  deep,  $30  per  foot; 
140  feet,  70  feet  east  front  on  Ridge,  and  70 
feet  on  Maple  av  extended,  $4,000.  Sixty-six 
feet  on  Chicago  av,  170  feet  deep,  near  North- 
western University,  with  house,  $9,000  Elegant 
lots  for  investment  at  $12  per  foot;  easy  terms. 
Wilmette  bargains  in  residence  lot  26,  50,  100  ; 
or  200  feet  east  of  0.  N.  W.  Ry,  $12  per  foot;  ^ 
easy  payments.    E  T  Paul  &  Co 

Four  flat  buildings,  pressed  briok  and  dressed  stone 

front,  most  excellent  location,  north  of  Belden  j  |.|. 
avenue  on  North  Clark  street,  close  to  Lincoln  ^  ^" 
Park,  fully  occupied  and  rents  readily  to  prompt  iSJf  u 


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REAL  ESTATE  i  LOANS, 


822  and  823  Marquette  Building,  204  Dearborn  St. 
"^SL^.^*^*®  Boueht  and  Sold.  Loans  Nesotlatn^ 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

OLD  COLONY  BUILDING 

Central  Business  Property  a 
Specialty. 


Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed  on  Commission 

AARON  SHU  BART, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS. 

Room  201.     -     167  Dearborn  Street 
CHICAGO. 

STOCK  EZOHANGE  BUILDING.  NOTAEY  PUBLIC 

Telephone  Slain  3733. 


HORACE  S.  CLARK, 

MATOON,  ILL. 


RUSSELL  S.  CLARK. 
CASSIUS  C.  CLARK. 


Clark  &  Clark, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Phone  main  2775.     11C5  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
CHICAGO. 


EDWARD  M.  OLSON, 

925  W,  NORTH  AVENUE. 
Property  in  the  north  west  / 
Dart  of  city  a  specialty.    Hum-  ^ 
3oldt  blvd.,    North   ave.  and 
ocality  around  W.  40th  st.  and 
Morth  ave.  Buy,  sell  or  handle 
for    local    and    non-resident  I 
owners.  ^ 

'ESTABLISHED  12  YEARS.  1  , 


December  28,  1895. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


ms^nting 


Felkins  S  H  to  A  J  Oopelin  deo  21.  fnrn 

668  Cleveland  av  ly  |400 

Fleischer  A  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  18, 

i        fnrn  7ni  |133 

Faxon  0  H  to  M  E  Finch  deo  21,  farn  6m 

1   J 129 

I   Fogel  A  to  G  F  Higginson  dec  18,  fnrn 

and  8  m  5m  $73 

^Felmlee  S  T  to  J  R  Davy  nov  5,  fnrn  2m 

■   1106 

■  Fletcher  T  to  M  B  Finch  deo  17,  fnrn  and 

■  8  m  6m  192 

^  Freyberg  P  to  E  Smith  deo  17,  b  m  piano 
**      and  fnrn  7m  |101 

Orabinski  J  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  deo  21, 

saloon  1759  47th  23m  $350 

Gtodtfiog  L  0  to  M  E  Finch  dec  21,  piano 

6m   $77 

Greene  H  to  F  J  Devandorf  dec  12,  fnrn 

6m   $93 

Gabel  M  to  M  Gabel  deo  19,  horses  etc  2y 

 $250 

^  Gorden  &  Lepsohitz  to  Standard  Bry  dec 

J  7,  saloon  151  w  Haron  23m  $300 

Huffman  F  E  to  0  H  Borgman  dec  17, 

farn  233  n  Clark  $140 

Uaberts  B  to  P  Britten  dec  18,  fnrn  465 

California  av  4m  $400 

Hyers  8  A  to  L  M  Parker  dec  19,  farn 

5543  Monroe  ly  $400 

Hede  A  F  to  MoAvoy  Brg  Oo  deo  16,  sa- 
loon 16  n  State  ly  $1000 

Hamilton  W  U  to  E  Smith  dec  14,  fnrn 

and  8  m  7m  $135 

aamblin  B  L  to  E  H  Newman  dec  16,  ptg 

ofSoe  373  Dearborn  6m  $l(iOO 

idadpleston  S  to  J  Dill  deo  17,  horses  and 

larriages  17  Harmon  ct  $500 

??ughe8  M  to  F  MoNellis  dec  16,  farn  6m 

 $97 

abel  L  M  to  F  G  Wright  dec  1,  fnrn  and 

s  m  10m  $205 

.nokley  J  to  H  A  F  Mogg  deo  16,  fnrn 

6m   $266 

,  flersey  F  W  to  E  A  Beggs  —  farn  714  Ta- 

ooma  Bldg  12m  $94 

--ia:i  J  0  to  L  F  Hopkins  deo  7,  fnrn  6201 

Morgan  6m  $76 

^lotchkiss  F  H  to  J  E  Grady  dec  21, 

^  Maohy  etc  570  Ogden  av  2m  $100 

i(ordan  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  dec  14, 

saloon  135  w  Polk  2y  $260 

ohnson  0  A  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  dec  23,  sa 

loon  2273  w  Indiana  23m  $700 

iger  J  to  O  Smith  dec  20,  fnrn  679  Arm 

"tage  av  6m  $216 

'ammanr  F  D  to  W  Kammanr  dec  19,  s 
and  fnrn  312  Gent  Union  Blk  out  1 

'    .$i:000 

Koevil  H  to  E  Smith  dec  10,  s  m  a^d  fnrn 

7m   $105 

Kamman  F  D  to  W  M  Jackson  dec  19, 
fnrn  and  s  ms  Market  and  Madison 

30ds   $100 

Keii  J  B  to  West  Side  Brg  Oo  deo  16,  sa- 

'    loon  199  w  Division  2y  $375 

Kelldy  G  £  to  0  H  Merriok  deo  16,  fnrn 

7m  $102 

King  B  to  F  J  Devandorf  deo  18,  fnrn  6m 

 $129 

Kesselberg  J  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  dec  20, 

fnrn  6m  $77 

K<»nt  M  et  al  to  A  Losee  deo  15,  barber 

shop  6m  $i26 

Kuhlman  B  to  G  G  Habbell  deo  19,  fnrn 

10m    $70 

KallyMto  P  Downey  deo  21,  fnrn  89 

Halsted  2y  $2C0 

Kratechmer  R  H  to  McAvoy  Brg  Oo  deo 

*  23,  saloon  195  w  Lake  ly  $300 

ing  A  G  to  F  J  Devendorf  dec  21,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $257 

JeOlair  M  to  Drawer  &  H  Brg  Oo  dec  20, 

.#  saloon  734  Monroe  ly  $194 

•^pderer  F  to  8  Chicago  Brg  Oo  deo  23, 

saloon  124  LaSalle  ly  ;  ....$3000 

wis  A  B  to  A  H  Williams  dec  21,  fnrn 

6m   $250 

mberty   M   to   P  Lambert'-  dec  20, 

horses  etc  1318  w  51st  2y.   $200 

islie  V  D  to  M  E  Finch  dec  17,  piano 

m  $120 

I  onde  G  to  C  H  Merriok  dec  14,  fnrn 

f  >20  0  Grove  av  23m  $102 

[  is  J  L  to  F  E  Blackman  deo  17,  fnrn 

i    ••  $150 

I  ^10  M  to  Seipp  Brg  Oo  dec  17,  sa- 

I  <on  49  Clark  4m  $729 

rore  K  T  to  L  Baldwin  oct  16,  fnrn!! $155 
tOormick  M  J  to  Keeley  Brg  Oo  aag  20, 

Raloon  1125  Harrison  ly  $600 

julnskey  W  J  to  J  C  Foley  deo  16,  fnrn 

j  ^1  Michigan  av  6m   $300 

I  "^y  G  W  to  G  R  Smith  dec  7," fnrn 
^^^-L^i—i:  $128 


Marker  W  A  to  E  Smith  deo  16,  fnrn  7m 

 $200 

McNelley  0  H  to  E  Smith  dec  16,  fnrn  6m 

 $135 

Martin  A  F  to  S  M  Carter  dec  18,  Bine 

Island  5m  $500 

Mygdal  Q  to  L  E  Orandall  dec  18,  fnrn 

70th  and  Madison  av  $400 

Monteastel  J  to  Brewer  &  H  Brg  Oo  deo 

18,  saloon  639  w  Van  Boren  ly  $500 

Monsok  V  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  19, 

fnrn  and  8  m  7m  $104 

Marsh  A  to  P  H  Swanson  dec  20,  horse 

etc  Park  Ridge  7m  $400 

Matton  N  A  to  W  A  Mayr  dec  21,  fnrn 

167  Dearborn  3m  $300 

MelhoUand  F  J  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  19, 

piano  and  farn  6m  

McAvoy  J  B  to  F  McNeills  dec  16^  fnrn 

and  8  m  23m  $70 

Messier  W  V  to  Q  M  Fadner  nov  27,  horse 

and  wagon  734  63d  30  wks  $90 

Morrison  W  A  to  M  E  Finch  deo  19,  fnrn 

and  piano  6m  $129 

Nitchel  Q  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Co  dec  16, 

saloon  62  Wells  2y  $550 

O'Leary  T  H  to  A  L  Wehrham  dec  1,  fnrn 

6m  $106 

O'Leary  D  to  0  Picklar  deo  18,  restrnt 

680  Van  Bnren  6m  $96 

O'Neill  T  F  to  F  J  Devendorf  deo  18,  fiirn 

6m   $103 

Pfeifer  E  to  G  G  Habbell  dec  20,  fnrr 

10m  $70 

Peterson  W  N  to  F  J  Devendorf  dec  18, 

fnrn  6m  $32 

Phillips  0  W  to  D  J  Stewart  oct  15,  4yo 

Bowen  av  6m  $2C0 

Powers  J  R  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  deo  14,  fnrn 

7m   $145 

Richardson  E  L  to  E  Smith  dec  16,  piano 

7m   $123 

Reid  J  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  dec  16,  fnrn 

and  piano  5m  $92 

Roberts  F  E  to  J  0  Bailey  piano  and  fnrn 

18m   $198 

Renand  N  to  M  E  Finch  dec  18,  s  m  'and 

fnrn  6m  $77 

R088  &  Plotke  to  Gottfried  Brg  Oo  dec  10, 

saloon  266  Blackhawk  23m  $600 

Rath  F  M  to  Nat  M  Loan  Oo  deo  19,  fnrn 

7m  $74 

Rollins  U  to  Q  G  Hnbbell  dec  17,  fnrn  — 

•••  $1000 

Reilly  T  to  T  Fleming  dec  17,  ho'sos  etc 

2y    $300 

Rice  W  A  to  J  Lundall  deo  17,  fnrn  6m 

 $79 

Bust  E  0  to  H  P  Monnt  deo  16,  fnrn  4040 

Wabaih  av  7m  $279 

Ratto  A  F  to  W  Beacns  deo  18,  furn'  etc 

262  Dearborn  ly   $1500 

Stone  J  A  to  F  McNeills  deo  14,  fnrn  23m 

 $167 

Schneider  J  to  W  Hofsaess  dec  18,  horses 

wagons,  etc  3019  Farrell  8m  $175 

Shapwa  M  to  H  Cohen  dec  11,  saloon  2y 


Scott  A  J  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  deo  10, 

saloon  143  w  47th  2y  $5  jo 

Soharf  A  D  to  B  Wedeles  dec  17,  saloon 

95  w  18th  18m  ;   $600 

Silvers  D  H  to  L  F  Donglas  oct  30  Shon- 
inger  piano  4012  and  farn  223  Jackson 

Park  7y  $197 

Simon  H  L  to  A  H  Williams  deo  17,  s  ms 

and  farn  185  Larrabee  6m  $i01 

Siglarski  F  to  M  Qipfert  nov  5,  fnrn  139 

n  Halsted  ly  5^   $100 

Santer  A  to  North  W  Brg  Oo  deo  19,  sa- 
loon 134  Milwankee  av  $3C0 

Sheals  W  J  to  Boydsten  Bros  deo  19,  fnrn 

4316  Cottage  G  av  $157 

Snllivan  D  M  to  M  E  Finch  doc  19,  fnrn 

„  6m   |ip3 

Schliohting  J  to  U  S  Brg  Oo  deo  18,  sa- 
loon 196  w  Fnllerton  av  2y  $237 

Silverthorne  A  E  to  M  P  Dooker  deo  11, 

fnrn  2110  Prairie  av  2y  $800 

Stack  P  to  Pabst  Brg  Oo  feb  1,  saloon  206 

n  Wood  28m  $400 

Steger  E  A  to  W  Soott  &  Co  dec  19*  "litho- 
graph press  45  Franklin  5m  $900 

Skemp  S  C  to  E  Smith  deo  19,  farn  6m 

„   $114 

Snlhvan  E  to  F  McNeills  dec  20,  piano 

and  f urn  23m  $200 

Shaw  a  A  to  Nat  M  L  Oo  dec  10,  piano 

and  fnrn  7m  $165 

Siegler  H  to  M  E  Finch  dec  21,  horses  etc 

767  w  Chi  av  6m  $310 

Stanwood  W  O  to  E  W  Stanwood  dec  21, 

horses  trucks  etc  1637  Fulton  2y..  .$2600 
Sckiokel  B  to  J  Oallen  deo  18,  mules  etc 
39th  and  Wood  6m  $68 


Schriel  H  to  J  E  Mnrphy  deo  ,23,  car 

riages  2y  $725 

Sattley  M  E  to  J  Q  Adams  deo  13,  books 

furn  etc  4349  Grand  bvd  ly  $6000 

Schoen  A  G  to  J  M  Strawn  deo  19,  furn 

6m   $129 

Silva  0  P  to  S  D  Clarke  deo  21,  piano 

and  fnrn  ly  $  

Shipper  J  to  J  Onllen  deo  — ,  fnrn  s  m 

cows  etc  6m  $68 

Stoltz  P  to  A  Stoltz  deo  13,  s  ms  and  fnrn 

 '  $100 

Schroeder  H  0  Jr  to  H  Sohyoeder  dec  14, 
horses  etc  101  Fulton  and  667  Racine 

a'  $600 

Simmons  H  A  to  8  0  Pavett,  dec  12,  Elite 

Roller  S  Rink,  Im    $526 

Santry  R  to  G  R  Smith,  nov  29,  fnrn,  feb 

28,  '97  $284 

Sotek  Pub  Oo  to  0  R  Walleck  deo  16,  ptg 

ofBoe  etc  627  Laflin  3m  $186 

Sohaeffer  G  to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  nov  30, 

saloon,  371  Milwaukee  av,  2y   $650 

Sohnpp  &  Sohnitz  to  Crofft  &  White,  deo 

4,  mdse,  144  Dearborn   $840 

Saines  M  to  G  Elter,  nov  27,  shop,  3606 

Indiana  av,  23m  $1200 

Saines  F  to  M  Junk,  nov  27,  saloon,  3544 

State,  23m   $500 

Smith  J  B  to  G  G  Habbell,  nov  30,  Dom 

8  m  and  farn,  ly  $80 

Still  A  D  to  D  R  McNanght,  nov  21, 

Steinway  piano  and  fnrn,  6m  $155 

Slaok  J  to  M  E  Finch,  dec  12,  furn,  6m 

 $155 

Somerville  N  to  F  MoOormick,  dec  4, 

fnrn,  4y   $150 

Schweitzer  0  M  to  Standard  Bry,  nov  19, 
saloon,  1852  n  Ashland  av,  may  J,  '97, 

   S359 

Samsbnrg  &  Pheber  to  Oantwell  Eagle 
Brg  Co,  dec  2,  saloon,  903  n  Halsted, 

 $208 

Shale  M  to  8  B  Knowlton,  deo  11,  furn, 

7m   ..J97 

Spanger  F  to  S  B  Knowlton,  dec  11,  farn, 

7m   ....   $130 

Schnltz  G  M  to  Corper  Brg  Oo,  nov  30, 

saloon,  1847  Grand  av,  2y  $500 

D  8  Mdse  Co  to  0  S  McNett  dec  16,  office 

furn  334  6th  av  Im  $467 

Thayer  E  6  to  Q  R  Smith  deo  14,  furn  7m 

  ...$136 

Vecchi  G  to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  deo  19,  sa- 
loon 114  Ewing  23m  $500 

Van  Denisen  J  R  to  E  Smith  deo  13,  farn 

6m   $135 

Veirs  J  M  to  J  L  Fowler  deo  3,  dooI  and 

billiard  tables,  etc  1048  w  12tb*  9m..$250 
Vernezos  0  to  J  Burger  dec  19,  fountain 

4748  Ashland  av  sept  20  '97   S200 

Wilson  J  M  et  al  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co  deo  13, 

forn  375  Washgtn  3m  $123 

Works  F  E  to  F  E  Blackman  dec  18,  forn 

6m   $500 

Wohlleben  0  to  G  Ran  deo  18,  maohy, 

etc,  dem  |365 

Wright  0  K  to  F  J  Stoddard  dec  19,  sa- 
loon 66J^  Water  2m  

Wells  M  J  to  W  H  Wells  deo  14, 'furn  441 

6(''b  $250 

Waxham  0  to  F  E  Waxham  dec  19,  farn 

22m   $135 

Williams  V  J  to  D  W  Storrs  dec"  I'  barb 

shop  37m  $365 

Welsh  J  F  to  B  Stein  dec  12,  saloon  289  w 

FQlton  ly  $551 

Wftltar  W  0  to  L  R  Lasher  deo  6,  ptg 

office  90  5th  av  2y  $i60 

Windhauser  J  to  Hoerber  Brg  Oo  deo  14, 

saloon  690  Ashland  av  23m  $600 

Woods  B  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo  dec  16, 

saloon  456  Clark  2y  $226 

Wolff  P  to  Steels  &  W  Co  deo  13,  house 

Hyde  Pk  2y   $269 

Webster  E  to  M  A  Barnes  dec  14,  piano 

50  Ada  18m  $90 

Wright  0  Q  to  F  J  Devendorf  dec  14^  e  m 

6m  $103 

Williams  E  J  to  Bartholomae  &  L  B  <fc  M 

Oo  deo  16,  saloon  1622  w  12th  2y  ...$700 
Wleklinski  F  to  Sohoenhofen  Brg  Oo,  nov 

22,  saloon,  3230  Laurt.,  2y  $350 

Wooley  A  H  to  N  M  Vinyard,  deo  4,  bi- 
cycle, 450  Garfield  av,  8m  $120 

Wilson  J  to  F  W  Hill  &  Co,  deo  3,  Brad- 
ford piano  and  fnrn,  6m  $123 

Walters  F  W  to  M  B  Finoh,  dec  12,  furn 

6m  ,  IJf-^^'iS 

Walker  A  8  to  W  H  King.' -■'^^^''^1505 

Wabash  av,  10m    $^1 

Whitney  O  L  to  W  M  fiercer,  dec  3,  furn, 

444  Olaremont,  6m  >.  *250 

Zackerman  M  to  B  L  8ol?f^'"Ker  deo  14, 
piano  Center  av  4m  ..  '.  $300 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


ock 


SchmKz  M  to  J  Koppell  deo  20,  drags  2600  Cottage 

Grove  av  and  furn  2164  8  Park  av  12500 

Dixon  L  0  to  F  W  Morgan  dec  20,  mllllDery  etc  971  Jle  it. 

Madison  1700 

Mueller  J  to  P  Kramer   dec  11,  restaurant  16 

Clark  ,600' 

Mueller  J  to  B  Neuman  dec  13,  horse  and  buggy 

and  piano  |60O 

Moore  W  to  J  O'Oonohne  Apl  6,  horse  and  wagon 

  $100 

Piatkowiez  J  to  N  Uarlovskl  Nov  27,  bldge  etc  21 

Emma  st  $3090 

KonU  zoy  A  to  J  Fiedler  dec  21,  furn  89(J0  Eeoana- 

ba  1200 

Munster  W  to  Wachler  nov  21,  mdse  838  Armitage 

av  $460 

C'Leary  M  to  C  Pickler  dec  18,  restaurant  660  W 

Van  Buren  %  

O'Ronrke  W  to  J  Heyman  deo  19,  liue  3932  Indi- 
ana av  3  m  11(10 

Elaezkowski  B  to  J  M  Swanson  dec  18,   s  m  and 

turn  tailor  shop  |i 

Brown  0  to  J  O  Roarke  deo  19,  wagons   elo  4646 

Wabash   $450 

Hoflmau  G  F  to  F  J  Voepel  dec  19,  market  168  Lla-U 

coin  av  $126 

Remhardt  A  to  A  Har-  h  dec  18,  cornice  factory  287 

w  Obi  av  130^ 

Smith  H  to  B  Smith  dec  17,  milk  business  26  Mo- 

hawk  t4'Iark 

Ohriotenson  &  Oo  to  A  Anderson  sept  28.  grocer g| 

2509  Lake    J^j' 

Frpedman  A  to  M  J  Erskey  dec  14,  mdse  646  43(" 
Carpenter  W  R  to  J  W  Phelps  dec  IB,  (hop  «' 

contbnts   J 

Leffingwell  A  Co  to  R  Goldsmith  &  Oo  deo  19,  f^hinirton  Ht 
etc  222  Mich  av  


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oorn  and 


>Idt  Park 


Creet. 


lamber 


St. 


dec  6.  grocery 


in  et. 
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163  ana  166 


Petersen  L  to  8  Anderson 

Bloomingdale  

Sohon  J  to  H  Schon  deo  17,  furn  3007  LaSalle.. 
Grace  M  W  to  M  D  Grace'  dec  19,  I  orses  sc " 

Jldg 

14   _ 

Somerville  F  to  F  MoOormick  dec  17,  mdst**- 

Stewart  av  and  3l8t  st  ,  ■ 

Hanson  J  to  D  Isenetein  dec  16    saloon  3663!  Washington 

   31 

Weaver  T  to  F  Weaver  nov  16,  mdse   26  >  St. 

bourn  av    , 

Kobat  A  to  M  Kobat  deo  17,  mdse  n  Salle  St. 

Papageorge  T  to  G  A  Kllavos  oct  26,  fruit,  aSalle  at. 

3718  Cottage  Grove  

KobiDSon  E  A  &  Oo  to   W  B  Qasser  dec  13, 

363  Western  av   

Graueer  W  B  to  F  Filzserald  dec  14,  n:  Ise. 
Lenser  H  to  L  Shefterdeo  16,  furn  221  6th  av..^  Exchange  Bldg. 
Lawrence  N  to  E  Dunham  dec  11,  turn  2084  Vt. 

 /street. 

Hopkins  W  H  to  W  McGregor  Oo  dec  14,  eng 

etc  6iS  Lake   rleon  st. 

Hayes  D  W  to  M  Hayes  dec  17,  furn  

Smith  J  L  to  J  Gabrylewicz  deo  16,  furn  537  Nobu" 

Monk  J  to  J  Babsin  dec  9,  electro  plates  etj  f 

Myers  H  A  to  L  Williams  deo  2,  turn  111  Franklit 

  «li 

Reiser  M  to  Fabat  Brg  Co  deo  13,  saloon  126  w  Van 


•d  190  W.Madison 
-  ID  St. 


Buren . 


.$2410 


Slater  J  H  to  Levanonx  &  rnderhill  dec  17,  mdse 

220  w  Madison  fl498 

O'Brien  M  J  to  L  J  O'Brien  oct  3,   horses  etc  460 


hdolpi 

>  Str«i 

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12th. 


.{600 


Halvereen  O  M  to  P  Shulerud  deo  5,  furn  764  w 

North  av    iggj 

Burges  F  to  J  Barges  deo  6.  farn  1512  47th  $150 

Qlame  Construction  Oo  to  W  A  Ray  sept  24,  B  B 

ties  etc,  16th  and  Halsted   .12600 

Silk  L  M  to  N  M  Simonds  dec  3,  farn  2m..^.1 . 1117 
Reichman  S  to  H  Reichman  dec  6,  horsefj  eto  'eiO^ 

 f  $260 

Rack  r  to  A  Branchge  dec  1,  horse  ete   |9q 

McDonald  W  A  to  J  L  Qaane  nov  12.  horse's  etc.  $180 
Linker  J  A  to  G  Linker  deo  3,  mdse  ii63  3l8t  St.  $160ii 
Hatcker  C  A  E  to  0  Hapcker  nov  1 .2,  mdse  12  Fifth 

   $5U0 

Chandler  W  F  to  W  H  Bartlett  d*o  6,  horses  etc 

75  w  19lh  /  

Kollli-s  H  to  A  M  Taylor  oot  19.  s  m  and  furn 

Armour  av     |j 

Bart  F  A  to  N  Hart  nov  19,  electrotypes  etc!.'!.'!t450 
Hart  F  A  to  Engineers  Div  Oo  june  21,.Engnr^  * 

recty  .j^  ^  "''^^^ — 

^ji'ire,  furn,  hor/ 


.$123 
2108 


fmdse  316 


Ho'mes  T  to  E  T  Hoi 

2W  Branch  afr"-'*^ 

Dorrance  R  *^"         °  ^^^"^^^^  1«= 

^  ..   .   *2800 

^o'rc'hers  T  to  E  Keil  dec  4,  flour  and  <*®®'l  O'?' 

bourn  av    

MoCauIey  A  0  to  J  Obendjrf  dec  7, ' 

born  '  

Kennedy  W  H  to  0  R  Evans  sept 

n  Kedzie  av  C  

Gasperlni  J  to  A  Qasperi'  \  de  "' 

bash  


....$35;  -f^ 
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THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Decemb 


Ores  J  H  to  O  E  Haryey  dec  14,  billiard  table  eto..Jl 

Urba  M  to  J  Veeey  et  al   ,  oarriase  factory 

668  Laflln  *6i:0 

aardner  G  B  et  al  to  Sallivan  &  '  leger  nov  29,  ptg 

cffloe  189  WashlDRton  tl^OO 

FiQ»  J  to  J  Fink  dec  14,  horses  wagons  etc  1600 

ebarp  J  8  et  al  to  Sharp,  Clarke  Leather  Co  dec  14 

tannery,  Blanch  and  Fleetwood  sts  $75,010 

Schoppen  K  to  F  gcboppen  dec  13,  boots  and  shoes 

4944  Ashland  av    *2li00 

Baatoh  0  E  \o   h  W  GifEord  sept  17.  half  Int  In 

drug  store  440  47th   1^500 

BUbrook  F  A  et  al  to  0  F  Weber  &  Oo  dec  12,  all 

mdse  of  A  H  Andrews  &  Oo  119,600 

Dnke  J  to  E  K  Dake  dec  li,  fnrn  market  etc  144 

Wells   t2l.0 

Fagan  B  A  to  Blakeslee  V  Oo  dec  12,  turn  824  Mad- 
ison  »260 

Falley  L  H  to  J  A  Bellows  dec  12,  carri'ges  etc  549 

Wabash  

Israel  E  H  to  0  R  Bernheimer  Apl   24,  farn  364 

Forest  av  t*"'' 

Greenberg  J  to  J  Markes  doc  7,  furn  1323  i5tate.t45U 
1  MldgleyFtoMA  aidgley  dec  13,  partitions  e'o 

 1200 

Bozinch  Dr  M  F  to  Lnkaszowskl  oot  4,  furn  etc  332 

n  Carpenter  st  $11*0 

Murray  S  B  to  L  A  Bevin  nov  2,  laundry  248  43d 

 $100 

^  Berigen  L  to  0  T  Thean  ncT  11,  machy  etc  1609 

Wabash  t^OO 

 imaroo  M  to  M  M  Murco  et  al  dec  10,  maccaroni 

factory  *300 

eley  Brg  Co  to  W  E  Gallagher  dec  10, 

tE/i'*"^^  


maohy  etc,  Throop,  loomis  and  Van  Buren,  ex- 
change and  *1 

Van  Oura  M  8r  to  M  Van  Oura  Jr  dea  2,  horses  etc 

366  w  lith   tl60 

Ham'ln  3  A  to  0  Heck  dec  9,  ptg  ofllce  423  Dear- 
born MOOO 

ilarkee  W  A  to  W  A  Paulsen  dec  9,  furn  and  piano 

6030  Madison  av  4m  1  **S2 

Engel  Catering  Oo  to  Am  Brg  Oo  dec  7.8aloon  and 

restaurant  $7600 

Dewey  N  8  ti>  0  V  Jenkins  dec  10,  restaurant  182 

luadison  t200 

Zacharias  Q  to  P  Hoislkas  dec  10,  mdee428'4  North 

ay  $«00 

Vesely  F  to  0  Brewer  aug  16,  saloon  67  n  01ark,$.22CiO 
Henderson  D  to  0  M  JeSerson  nov  29,  billboards 

etc  *1 

Polzier  B  0  to  E  B  Klemm  nov  27,  maohy  etc  138 

Wells  tl800 

Boeves  B  to  B  Geisler  nov  27,  mdse  336  w  12th..>$800 
Bobbins  B  ti  J  A  Drake  nov  28,  mdse  169  Wabash. $1 
Boe  H  H  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  mdse  169  Wabash..  $1 

Bobbins  A  E  to  J  A  Drake  nov  25,  furn  furn  $1 

O'Brien  W  J  to  8  Sallivan  nov  27,  saloon  936  Madi- 
son tl50!) 

Frankel  8  R  to  H  Frankel  no?  26  furn  203  36th.  $16 
Del  Qenlo  R  to  8  Del  Genio  sept  25,  salooa  133  Ew- 

ingst  »360<' 

Dickinson  A  W  to  E  U  Ourlls  dec  6,  engine  etc....$l 


saloon 
 $702 

'l,$4B0  k  F  Kooeppel  dec  ?,  saloon  etc  2006 

ind     jv  »600 

..1160  I  to  W  R  Clsra  nov  23,  horse  $1000 

arn    ,n  P  to  M  Junk  dec  10,  saloon  4512  State 

-oom  $5ot  ;  t2oo 

A  cror,^^*''  *  D  T  Waters  dec  10,  furn  647  Milwaukee 

,her  i-»  '  

)ecialt '        '°       Brookes  nov  25,  restaurant  811 
 —i"^  2  40   

iDRBy^  <"c,   •  

-*  ■  ■  •  $600  •  ■  • 

Olark 


furn 


 $76 

Wabash 

 $722 

 $300 

Smith  nov  15,  horses  etc  $150 


$180  ^  ^  Johnson  dec  14,  4710  Prairie  av 

iOly..  

JNOrt....t]^to  A  B  Men  ey  dec  12,  ptg  office 


eal 


86 

.$150 

stan^  0  to  T  fabei  dec  14,  furn  693  Htrri- 

noms  5:  -I  

mdgheid  J  to  A  G  Bagley  dec  9.  machy  etc  298 

./)orn  $160 

aif^'^e  P  to  "1  Broenubke  dec  2,  bldg  aad  shop 

s  Wentworth    $''00 

lew-i  0  E  to  i3   Thornhill   dec  2,  drugs  201 

sled  $6'J00 

chelder  J  to  A  0  Larscheider  dec  3,  horses  etc 

  $1200 

abn  A  H  to  F  B  Bu5Zia  dec  2,  f  urn  47i5  HalBted 

 $250 

'f  C/fSher  D  to  0  A  Anderson  dec  3,  restaurant  31ii5 

RTH  S/Wentworth  av  $200 

'^^^'''artmann  O  to  D  F  N  Korning  dec  3,  B  8  shop  428 

 Armi'age  av  $''6 

A.  Bcber  J  to  J  Oohn  dec  2,  mdse  181i4  Milwaukee  av 

 $350 

Ostatag  W  to  G  L  BeiuhTd  nov  3J,  mdse  9  S  Wa- 
ter........ «500 

Dehmlow  A  to  Vienna  Dyeing  &  0  Wks  dec  4,  shop 

etc  6 1  Bush  $600 

Czosek  J  to  A  Filleheka  dec  2,  $230 

Badtke  B  W  to  J  E  Wight  dec  5,  drug  store  166 

Center  st  $1''C0 

Hovlman  G  H  to  A  Longton  dec  9,  house  $80 

Longy?!  W  P  to  G  H  Hoviman  dec  7,  horse  $60 

Oiil/er  ir  G  to  E  L  Oallver  June  29,  horse  etc.  ..$760 
Del  Genlo  B  to  8  Del  Genio  sapt  27,  saloon  137  Ew- 


.$500 


ing  St....  

Bogers  0  to     8  Winston  nov  27,  turn  165  Madison 

 V   .  $93 

Heffner  G  M  to>  F  B  Power  nov  22,  H  business  22 

w  Randolph...  

Fitzgerald  J  H  to  T  Fitzgerald  farn  363  Western  av 

 j  $1000 

Weeberg  M  D  to  E  '  Welsberg  dec  7,  tobacco  44 

Brown  ^^^O 

Bopp  0  to  K  HofTman  nov  6,  horses  etc   $120 

Oelser  M  lo  A  Bosenwald  nov  25,  flxt  etc  323  w  14th 

BeiiS^.--   $2460 

Water  J,  buscmer  dec  6,  mdse  11  s 

Zlmm6rB/";'''''""'T^**i,»   $250 

\:  to  H  Blech  nov-8.  .     .  „ 

Bhaw  -'^eto  1656  Gren- 

Wllcox  M  aX,'"  ■■■■  •   $205 

foiey  W  B  toV  "  ^  '1«<=  7.  furn  186  3Vu^  $i 

ton  f  *<  Rrocery  24  Barllng- 

Soer^ann  J  P  tV  •••   $3C0 

Of  eStateSe'«on.....\^  Olbermann  dec  6,  horses  etc 

real  estate.  ^  *° '^\t""b1V; 

'o  J  hiT  "afford  dec  2,  y,  lat  In 
59  DearbO-.-iV'Ii«'^®°*'8»'oonlllo  George 

Notary  Public.          ov'is;  barter  s^op-lVnoVarT" 
 <  $6000 


Shipton  Green  v  Erie  Bubber  Oo.  $1,896.74. 
M  Kelly  and  0  N  Ackman  v  0  Henpel,  $2,311.86. 
Stersberg,  Sohell  &  Oo  v  Henry  Hefter  &  Oo,  $1,124 
19. 

8t  Louis  Natnl  bk  v  Bobt  Hughes,  $618. 
A  M  Brlggs  V  H  N  Bebbard  and  0  8  Oleover,  $1,306 
20. 

F  J  Magerstadt  v  B  J  Pohleg,  $625.68. 
Thompson  &  Taylor  gpioe  Oo  v  8  P  Blchards  $981 
21. 

F  A  Riddle  V  J  8  Bache,  H  Blumenthal  and  L  Oohn 
$926. 

J  Karlik  et  al  v  Josef  Cudll,  $612.44. 
Edw  Waddle  v  Chi  8al  Soda  Works,  $2,047. 
Fuller  &  Fuller  Oo  v.L  F  Gnnelick.  $7,000. 
G  A  Hook  and  E  0  Greene  v  Galves  on  City  B  B  Oo 
and  Beach  Hotel  and   Seaside  Improvement  Co, 
$7  JO. 

W  H  Hart  V  0  T  and  F  B  Otis,  $2,175. 
J  Manly  v  P  Ft  W  and  0  By,  $5,600. 
F  8  EgllDton  V  Onion  Paint  and  Varnish  Co,  $3,445 
F  B  Oella  v  W  0  St  By  Oo,"$760. 
T  Kane  &  Oo  v  M  0  Wheaton,;$614. 
a  W  Henry  v  Louie  Burk,  $3,578. 
H  M  Zapel  $1,163.  Christian  Kurz  $2,165,  John  Weis 

$2,166,  Louis  Lalz  $2,165  v  Oarbonizid  Stone  Oo. 
Eate  Corrigan  v  Ohl'Oity  By  Oo,;$76U. 
Anna  E  Ebel  admz  v  Chi  B  I  &  P  By  Oo,  $1,260. 
Mary  Kuelltz  v  City  of  Chi,  $1,460. 
Alfred  Mesnager  v  Will  Clover,  $1,593. 
Minnie  F  Collier  v  F  P  Oollier,  $600. 
Bushnell  Lumber  and  Mill  Oo  v  Jos  Joblowski  $530. 
Albert  Martin  v  0  H  Martin  et  al,  $1,240. 
Mrs  Mary  Giilow  v  N  Chi  8t  Ry  Oo,  $3,000. 
Leo  F  Alton  v  People's  Fire  Ins  Oo  of  Manchester  N 
H,  $1,196. 

Morgan  &  Wright  T  Sercombe-Bolte  Mfg  Oo  $1,211. 
Ohl  T  &  8  Bank  v  Frilz  Woodbury,  $11,491 . 
John  E  Drnecker  v  Chi  Plastering  Oo,  $H85. 
A  D  Edgeworth  $2,704,  Ohas  Moeller  $1,600  V  City  of 
Ohl. 

Mary  W  McOormick  v  Timothy  Hogan  admr,  $1,000. 
John  Kerr  v  III  Central  By,  $750. 
Milton  Carriage  Wks  v  McQlll  Bros,  $1,487. 
W  E  McLean  v  G  B  McManamon,  $1,884. 
N  Martin  Oo  v  Frank  Meyers,  $669. 
A  &  Short  V  Andrew  Moody,  $1,617. 
Balph  Peters  Jr  y  Moy  Sing  Mow,  $523. 
H  Winkler  v  John  Murphy,  $666, 

B  C  Bepanoing  $2,045,  Jobannah  Pohle  $2,256   v  B  E 
Pohle. 

Thos  Connelly  v  Thos  Bankln,  $763. 
W  H  Kemp  &  Co  $629,  Eckstein  Bros  $1,741,  Leopold 
Ascher  $690,  M  Schultz  &  Bro  $1,055,  Carl  Schlenck 
$),583  V  A  M  Bothschild  &  Oo. 
Wm  B  Keep  v  So  Pacific  By,  $9oO. 
F  D  Thoman  v  Switchmen's  Mutual  Aid  Assn,  $900. 
A  G  bmlth  v  Minnie  S  Wells,  $2,093. 
Nathan  Davis  z  Wm  and  Johanna  Brazil,  $616, 
Ohas  Hultqulst  v  Geo  Ballen  &  Oo,  $3,000. 
0  Swartz  v  D  0  and  J  W  Oaxson,  $500. 
National  Bank  v  Jas  B  Edwards,  $633.88. 
Corey  Oar  and  Manufacturing  Oo,  nse  1st  Natl  Bank 

of  Chgo  V  Wm  Hariey  &  Son,  $2,026. 
0  J  H  Holz  V  Louiso  M  Holz,  $823. 
'Gottfried  Brg  Co  v  Andrew  Lackowskl,  $2,317.90 
Oat..a'-'«  E  Cullen  V  F  0  O'Day.  $684.60. 
Christ  McGuRi^Sj',  ^  Owsley,  $4,711. 
OolDmbla  Natl  Ban!'  °J  '^''80  V  Jas  A  Woods,  $1,200. 
Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  ^"  '  *  Glndele  $1.- 

107. 

Vera  Jackson  v  Olty  *950. 
Western  Wheel  Serai      Oo  v  Wm  Hariey,  $865. 
Jno  M  Oolllns  v  Pat        "  ^'-^  Evans  $8,969. 


Jest-ie  Lynd  v  Wm  V  Jacobs,  $15,043.50. 
Betty  Anderson  v  Pennsylvania  B  B  Oo,  $1,600. 

E  Barr  v  Jno  and  Edw  TormoUer,  $560. 
First  Natnl  Bank  of  Englewood  v  F  A  Woodbury, 

$2,767. 

Am  Ex  Natnl  Bank  v  Wyoming  Soda  Co,  $1,968. 

H  Palmer  v  Louis  Anderson,  $630.66. 
M  Fischer  Sonns  &  Co  v  F  O  Bruscbke,  $960.15. 
Annie  Dubois,  $2,4C0,  Mary  Hewey,  $1000,  v  Oity  of 

Chicago. 

Ohl  T  A  T  Oo  V  Chi  Office  Building,  $6,368.80. 

as  Burns  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $600. 
E  N  Blake,  W  W  Shaw  and  Kilby  Page  v  0  Grafton, 

$672. 

Perrin  &  Hart  v  0  Hempel,  $6,469.18. 
Columbia  Iron  Oo  v  P  E  Lane,  $1,979.07. 

Holdoms  V  E  W  McKenua,  $2,592.26. 
M  Wlltgen  V  0  and  K  Mono  $962. 
E  0  Wyman  v  H  0  Singer  and  B  Cudney,  $934.52. 
Chi  Daily  News  Oo  v  B  Willmersdorf,  $634.07. 
J  H  Ethridge  v  O  E  Smith,  $1,000. 
Morgan,  Wright  Si  Oo  v  J  H  Fields,  $4,000. 
8  Eugenia  Gill  v  J  J  Shea,  $514.08. 
Diederioh  Geisler  v  W  V  Jacobs,  $4,370.22. 
Maurice  Foley  v  Probst  Construction  Oo,  $5,000. 
Sweet,  Dempster  &  Oo  v  Bosenblatt  &  Stein  $779.63. 
Hayes  &  Walker  v  B  A  Robinson,  $1,116.6  i. 
Piiterson  A  Orr  v  B  J  Scannell,  $1,601). 
Sol  Friedman  v  Jacob  Goldt:2an,  $872. 
Wilson  Brothers  V  Henry  Harms  $1,203. 
C  SohlUlDg  4i  Co  V  Ed  Heinemann,  $5f8. 
Maggie  Anderson  Woolen  Co  v  0  Levla,  $783. 
M  P  Harty  et  al  v  J  D  Hallook,  $5,899. 
Pittsburg  and  Chicago  Gas  Coal  Co  v  Weaver 

Qetz,  t6,S93. 
F  A  Smith  v  3  H  Buohanin,  $1,100. 
Robert  Clark  et  al  v  William  Hariey,  $2,058. 
Estate  Sus  ,n  Knight  v  J  W  Martin  and  Jennie  M  C 

Llngle,  $1,782. 
Oscar  Rosenthal  v  Samuel  Cornfield  and  Jacob  Kohn 
$514. 

William  PageU  v  Edward  0  Pagels,  $766. 
Globe  NaMonal  Bank  v  A  H  Andrews  A  Oo,  $25,744. 
Henry  Orofut  et  al  v  E Iward  J  t-'ohupp.  890. 
Conrad  Seipp  Brew  Oo  v  Erhard  Wachter,  $2,468. 
Bohemian  Brg  Co  v  Qustav  A  Stubner,  $658. 
National  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  George  W  Antis,  $929. 
Ernest  Tosetti  Brewing  Oo  v  Charles  t)l80hner,  $602. 
Crane  Oo  v  J  B  Armstrong,  $609. 
Pemberton  Shoe  Uo  v  S  K  Grant,  $1,274.88. 
J  Biedler  v  L  Bosengarien,  H  Wileon  and  A  Bene- 
dict, $i,roo. 

National  Wall  Paper  Co  v  W  Rand  R  M  Mullen,  $656. 
Alexander  Cole  V  Catherine  Chatterton,  $1,031.10. 
H  M  Lewis  V  0  K  Oonover,  $6,000. 
C  WeisiDg,  $2,600;  M  A  Nears,  $1,950. 
C  L  Schaar  v  F  J  Homan,  $7,160. 
State  Bank,  of  Madison,  Wis,  v  H  L  Smith,  $1,092. 
D  Quinu  Coal  Mining  Oo  v  W  W  Jackson  and  8  W 

Gllman,  $9,053. 
0  E  Jennings  v  S  B  Jennings,  $663. 
T  S  McClelland  y  E  H  Talbott,  $830. 
Mooney  &  Boland  Detective  Agency  v  J  H  Van  Vlis- 

eingen  &  Bro,  $1,5110. 
Martin  Emeiich.Outfltting  Company  v  P  L  Austin 
$2,503. 

W  Eichman  v  0  Betzel,  $1,845. 

T  J  and  E  Mullaney  V  Elizabeth  Moore,  T  and  E 

Prciih,  $600. 
Cooke  Brewing  Co  V  Dwyer  Matthew,  $642.60. 
M  J  West  V  Aetna  Life  Ins  Co,  $3,095,16. 
M  K  Bayer  v  Oity  of  Chicago,  $920. 
8  Carlson  v  8  M  Dobson,  $810. 
W  Gibson  v  Bobeit  Greer,  $1,566. 
A  H  Mead  v  H  N  Hlbbard  and  0  A  Cleaver,  $620.63. 
Julia  Kelly  v  W  M  Kelly,  $964.29. 
D  H  Tolman  v  J  &  J  Kanter,  $757.83. 
P  Qainn  v  L  8  and  M  8  By,  $600. 
J  Arado  v  W  J  Murphy,  $694.94. 
Chicago  Drop  Forge  and  Foundry  Oo  v  Moffat  Cycle 
Oo,  $1,950. 

Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank  v  S  8  Miutz,  $922.40. 
A  Winchester  v  J  T  Story,  $756.66. 
Salina  Liudqust  John  A  Messenger,  $10,000. 
W  H  Watson  et  at  v  Estate  Adam  L  Amberg,  $3,196 
Pemberton  Shoe  Company  v  E  K  Grant,  $2,7U8. 
George  Bobb  v  City  of  Chicago,  $650. 
George  Brandi  v  William  H  Ford,  $680. 
Marie  A  Beay  v  Hosea  W  and  Nettie  A 
$4,086. 


MECHANICS'  LIBN8. 


Michigan  ave  prem  3612  to  3624, 
Moore  V  Geo  V  Hankins  

Prairie  ave  prem  6335,   M    E  Herbert 
Heater  Co  v  Anna  Cbapeok  f350 

Cole's  sub,  U  24  b  18  in  n  qr  6  37  14,  H  O 
MoOlnre  et  al  v  Laoy  F  Broawsr  $36 

EvaoBtOD  Union  add,  it  6  b  4,  Pearson 
Lumber  Co  v  Charles  and  Clara  Randt 
 |138 

Attrill's  sob,  snb  It  8  of  sob  b  6  of  Its  1 
to  6,  13  to  18  and  27  to  28  b  5  of  Stay- 
er's sub  in  n  e  qr  see  36  40  13,  Peoples 

Lambe>-  Co  Tmto  on-'  Inhn 


Plaoerdale,  It  5  and  6  b  3  resnb  of  w  hf 
b's  8  and  ll'and  all  9  and  10  orig  sub 
of  e  hf  s  e  qr  seo  20  37  14,  Q  H  Lane  v 

Jerome  Joyner  ...|175 

Magill's  enb,  It  9  in  b  1  Comrs  ptn  of  w 
hf  8  e  qr  14  38  14,  F  W  Stein  et  al  vO 
•E  Jones  |581 

Lt  50  and.Sl  in  snb  of  h  hf  b's  55  and  56    '  '' 
div  of  19.39  14,  Home  Lumber  Oo   v  0  ) 

Iverson  $1,801 

Freer's  snb,  It  13  of  sab  of  w  hf  It  15  and  j 
16  of  w  hf  8  w.qr  32  41  14,  Wm  A  Cook 

et  al  V  Edw  A  King  $316 

Wain's  add.  It  23  and  24  in  w  hf  s  hf  s  e 
qr  n  w  qr  27  39  13,  Jno  Arnold  v  Nioh- 

olas  and   Adora  Dohrn  $90 

Orris  snb,  It  19  b  1  of  n  e  qr  of  s  e  qr  of 
seo  7  38  14,   Michael  Welter  v  Max 

Lickton  $42 

Riley's  sob.  It  7  b  1  of  b  24  Stone  and 
Whitney's  snb  sees  6  and  7  38  14,  same 

V  same....  $332 

Borden's  snb,  It  36  b  3  of  e  hf  of  s  w  qr  n 
e  qr  seo  17  38  14,  Q  Van  Haselen  v  Jano 

Bronwer  $800 

Taylor's  sob,  e  25  ft  of  w  50  ft  of  It  17  of 
8  w  qr  b  53  C  T  sub  of  sec  7  39  14,  M  E 

Rowe  V  J  M  and  O  W  Wallis.  $156 

Johnston  &  Cox's  sub,  It  33  and  34  b  8  of 
s  w  qr  s  w  qr  seo  36  40  13,  Jno  M  Wold 
T  Lucia  Horn  and  Carl  A  R  L  Elnender 

 $165 

Same  prem;  Gust  Oberg  v  same  $396(' 

Wells  &  Garner's  snb,  It  2  of  Its  13  to  36  \ 
in  Ladwig  &  Magnus  add,   S  Jankow-  i 
ski  et  al  v  Martha  and  A  B  Chmielew- 

sKi   ..$190 

Union  av,  prems  6030  to  6038,  Cornean 

Lumber  Co  v  Schuyler  Sigler  $81' 

State  st,  prems  3417,  H  Sheeler  v  Jno  J 

Herriok  and  F  H  Fiokett  $15( 

Magill's  sub,  s  17  ft  of  n  35  ft  of  It  9  of  9 
457  ft  of  e  hf  b  1  Comr's  partn  of  pt  of 
n  w  qr  8  e  qr  seo  14  38  14,  Chas  Q  Wat-  ! 
rous  et  al  t   Chas  E  Jones   and   Wm  , 

Barratt  $6;( 

Same  v  Same,  n  18  ft  of  It  9  same  snb..$5V 
Same  v  Same,  s  16  ft  of  It  6,  same  sub.. $57 
Vinoennes  av.  prem  4833,  Dawson  Bros  v 

Mrs  H  Elliott  $5i 

Wash  Hgts,  Walden  add.  It  1  and  2  b  8,  )t 
Rodeok  v  Wm  and  Minnie  Bredsohnoi- 

der  $2i 

Wallace  st,  prems  3533  to  3639,  Kewanee 
Boiler  Co   v  Patrick  W   and  Bridget 

Holway  $544 

Pine  Grove  av,  prems  75  to  81,  Excelsior 

Fire  Brick  Co  v  B  Edwards  $1611 

Roy  &  Nourse's  sub,  Its  19  and  20  of  b  18 
of  Cole's  sub  in  the  n  *  qr  5  37  14.  F  W 
Howes  &  Oo  v  Wm  and  Clara  Gailing 
 $6( 

Hitt,  Runyan  &  Archer  sub.  It  3  e  hf  of  It 
4  b  6  of  39  acres  on  the  e  side  of  .and  in 
the  e  hf  of  s  e  qr  sec  26  40  13,  Andrew 
Pederson  et  al  v  J  L  Hanson,  James  H 
Gilbert,  tr,  and  Jno  W  Bubbler,  sue  tr 
 $13 

Huron  et  W,  prems  2288,  Green  &  Lom- 
bard Lumber  Oo  v  Jno  and  Maiie  Soh- 

erfer  $13 

Snb  It  2  sob  b  3  b  66  0  T  sub  of  w  hf  and 
s  e  qr  w  of  road  21  39  14,  J  T  Fortin  v 

Annie  Rosensweig  f 

Goodwin's  snb.  Its 27  and  28  b  3  w  hf  n  w 
qr  sec  20  38  14,   A  E  Hughes  v  Qaeene 

leufel  |4 

Forty-fourth  st,  prems  616,  Patk  Quigley 
T  J  U  Kther  and  Margt  Eerby  $ 

Pike's  sub.  It  11  of  s  of  s  e  3^  of  n  e  M 
of  8  w  ^  seo  3  28  14.  White  Mfg  Co  s 

Mary  L  Brown  „..$! 

Yeikes'  sub.  It  24  b  4  of  bs  33  34  35  36  41 
42  43  and  44  all  in  snb  of  sec  19  40  14 
8  E  Jackson  v  Lena  and  Paul  Binsler 
Laflin  st  S,  prem  6436.  0  Q  Clasen  v  G 

Shreeve  and  Daniel  Goodwin  $• 

Laflin  bt  S,  prem  6434.  Same  v  Chart' 
Crawford  and  Daniel  Goodwin  ....$// 
Holing  &  Johnson's  sub.  Its  11  to  26  in\ 
b  2  of  n  e  3^  of  n  w      of  n  e  34  seo  ' 
38  14.    Moritz  Steode  v  Wm  Kent,  P 

Nagle  and  A  A  Murray  1 

N  W  UnvBty  sub.  It  6  b  78  of  e      of  e 
19  41  14.   Ohas  H  Schaar  v  John, 

Thomas    < 

Lee's  snb.^lt  37  b  5  of  w  .' 


Palmer, 


E  B 
...$376 


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Lt  65  snb  of  t,  qr  w  1-3  n  e  qr  35  40  13, 
Wia  Lime  Stone  Oo  v  Sarah  Lamoreax 
 ♦  |38 

Hyde  Park,  It  2  and  3  b  21,  O  J  0  Will  et 
al  V  Saml  Oarr  and  DeW  O  Butts, .  .|389 

Fifth  av,  prems  125,  Geo  K  Shoeuberger 
V  Robt  B  Oronob,  Geo  A  Dnnoan  and  J 
B  Thompson  $120 

Winulow  &  Jaoobson's  sab,  It  45  b  4  of  s 
e  qrn  e  qr  see  1  39  J  3,  Gerhard  Soh- 
^ardin^;  v  Jno  Alfredson   $38 

Oir  Ot  ptn.  It  19  of  Wood's  sob,  of  w  10 
acres  of  It  6  of  e  ^4  of  n  e  see  36  40 
13.  Central  Lumber  Oo  v  P  J  Mnnson 
 $52.52 

Calumet  av,  prems  4440  to  4446.  Bard- 
well  &  Robinson  Co  v  Neill  &  Mahnke 
Oonstrnotion  Co,  Robert  Neill,  Louis 
H  Mahnke  and  W  Ames   $132.67 

^ame  prems.  Same  v  Same  $1232.67 

Borden's  sub,  It35b3ej^sw3^ne  ^ 
17  38  14.  Samuel  C  Glover  et  al  v  Jane 
Brouwer  $233.93 

Tanner's  sub,  lt22b4ofneJ^e  }4  se 
3^  19  4C  14.  Superior  Lumber  Co  v  H 
L  Wheatley  $200 

Tanner's  sub,  It  21  same.  Same  v  Same 
 |200 

0  T  suj,  sublt  33  of  It  1  b  6.  George  B 
Ecgle  Jr  et  al  y  Joseph  Sneberger  |21 

Thompson's  sub,  It26b2nw^ne34^1 
39  J  3.  August  Erause  v  Durham  F 
K,  -ey  $44.90 

Wallace  st,  prems  3553.  John  P  Dineen  et 
al  V  Catherine  Morton  $560 

Jones' sol  Its  10  and  11  b  3  Wiokersham 
rfc  lub  ol  bs  5  and  6  of  s  w  seo  23  40 
13.  Wm  R  Plumb  v  Lewis  K  Kent... $225 

Cleaver  st,  prems  202.  Wm  Cook  et  al  v 
Mathfas  Ekwinski  $250.58 

Bnsby'p  sub,  It  1,  Atkinson's  sub  of  w 
b  ■  of  8  }^  8  e  ^   n  w   }4  10   38  14. 
Euiokerbooker  loe  Co   v  Charles  E 
Jones  and  Albert  Mead  $34.62 

Berwyn,  Andrews  &  Piper's  3rd  add.  Its  1 
and  2  b  45  $62.60 

Lt£  44  and  45  Hendriok's  sub,  a  sub  of  Its 
12  13  14  of  orig  blk  4  Blue  Island  L  & 
B  Oo's  sub  known  as  Washington  Hgts. 
Englewood  Sash  and  Door  Co  v  Mollie 
L  Lang  $222.94 

Oakley  av,  prems  878.  Soren  N  Nielseti  et 
al  V  lars  Pedersen  $425 

Fairfield  av,  prem  888.  Michael  Keating  v 
Magalena  Lundabl   $110 

Fifty-fourth  ot,  prems  933  and  935.  Ger- 
hard Sohwarting  v  Walter  E  Powell  and 
James  B  Garner  $78 

Wabaeh  av,  prems  233.  Wm  H  Ratten- 
tary  et  al  v  Lewis  L  Cobnrn  $268.06 

Hoyne  av  N,  prems  1214  and  1216.  John 
M  Bergstrom  v  Daniel  Sloan  $1800 

South  Ch'go,  Ironworker's  add.  Its  1  to  33 
inc.  Its  71  to  73  ino  and  Its  79  to  104 
all  io  b  45.  Charles  Johnston  v  Albert 
Sohwill&Oo  $688.08 

P.^  -  iter,  Clark  st  add.  It  68.  Joseph 
vVinandy  v  Thomas  Deaoy  $56.30 

Harrison  st  W,  prems  2261.  Rittenhonse 
&  Bmbree  Oo  v  B  J  Goldbeck  $59.59 

Sampson  &  Greene's  add.  Its  76  77  and  78 
b  10.  Audolph  Stiloveo  v  Mrs  Delia  E 
Gallagher  $145 

Lee's  sub,  Its  37  b  5  w  3^  s  e  20  38  14. 
George  Magee  v  Dougald  Moir  and 
Lucina  Hurtburt  $230 

Ellis  East  add.  s  19.60  ft  of  It  10  n  2.35  ft 
of  It  11  b  24.  0  Wall  Paper  Oo  v  Ella 
and  T  Oadwallader  $75.22 

Thomas  M  H  to  D  R  MoNIaught,  dec  7, 
barb  shop,  6m  $77 

Tilotson  E  to  D  H  Koobersperger  dec  12, 
horses  etc  50  and  39th  ly   $1100 

Ulrioh  R  to  Natnl  M  Loan  Co  dec  10, 
furn  piano  and  s  m  6m  $204 

Umdenptook  M  &  Sons  to  Bradner  Smith 
&  Oo,  dec  3,  presses  etc,  144  Monroe, 
6m   $160 

Urbnnozyk  J  to  M  E  Finch,  keo  3,  20  S  s 
ms.  and  fura,  6m  ,  .   $176 

Van  Keoren  0  W  to  T  Carrabine  dec  14, 
furn  Superior  Hotel  210  n  Clark  nov  1 

 $15C0 

Vain  J  B  to  S  B  Knowlton  dec  14,  furn 

6m  $117 

Vegetable  Cure  Oo  to  B  P  Fersman  dec 

7,  furn  etc  6333  Stewr-  <>6m  $670 

Voight  J  0  to  0  Sntlife  dec  7,  drugs  156 

Center  st  $1C00 

bims  M  8  to  J  H  Gnnsolus  nov  26,  furn 
p,Dd  piano  ly  |266 


S  50  ft  It  12  b  2  0  T  sub  frao  15  39  It 
(339-343  Michigan  av).  Same  v  Lyman 
E  Orandall,  Bordeaux  Co  and  John  R 
Walsh  $54 

Sangamon  st  S,  prem  34.  Joseph  Provost 
V  John  McShea  $15 

St  Lawrence  av.  prems  7201  to  7227.  Mi- 
chael Keating  v  E  B  and  A  B  Cam  p.  $260 

Ch'go,  School  sec  add,  It  6  b  60  sec  16  39 
14.  J  T  Fortin  v  Jacob  Jaoobson  $260 

Hyde  Pk,  Its  2  and  3  b  21.  W  Scott  v  De 
WittO  Butts...  $43 

Same  prems.  John  0  Stockton  v  Same.  $43 

Lt  2  and  pt  of  n  49)^  ft  b  16,  frac  15  add. 
Gustav  Muling  v  Frank  Hall,  Royal 
ELglish  Syndicate  Oo  and  Byron  L 
Smith....  .'  $210 

White  &  Coleman's  sub,  Its  16  and  16  of 
b  4  Molvey's  sub  in  n  e  M  23  38  14. 
Guaranty  Roofing  Co  v  Maria  A  and 
Augustus  French  $75 


APPLiIC&TION  FOB  BVI£<I>IIII«} 

Forty-eecond  pi  W  2816  and  2832,  A  E  Resler,  two  2 
etory  sod  bseement  frame  dnelliuge,  $3,000, 

Harrison  st  W  1831,  OiiOBr  Beckoolat,  2  story  and 
bysement  brick  flats,  (2,000. 

Uosd  et  1013,  B  Barnus,  2  story  and  basement  frame 
flats,  $1,800. 

HaKluaw  ev  8812,  Michael  Pretka,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,000, 

Langley  av  7216,  Thos  Jwen,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,000. 

Belle  Flaine  av  640,  E  D  Biedgbam,  1  story  and 
basement  frame  cottage,  11,600, 

Michigan  av  1709,  Chas  Schwab,  1  story  brick  work- 
shop, $1,000. 

Fitl^- fifth  st  1006  and  1008,  J  M  Haslett,  two  3  story 
and  bases^ent  brick  flats,  $18,000. 

Oostello  st  548,  Abel  Qent,  2  story  and  basement 
frame  flats,  $2,000. 

Michigan  av  6650,  John  Nortmann,  3  story  and  base- 
ment brick  apartments,  $10,000. 

Bishop  st  6442,  Thos  O'Brien,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $3,OC0. 

Winchester  av,  359,  H  W  Schlneter,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Winchester  av  361,  Qnstav  Ehrbardt,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Kimball  st  1667,  Mary  Peterson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  dwelling,  $1,(00. 

Hami^den  ct  23<',  Anna  Dayton,  1  story  brick  base- 
ment foundation,  $1,000. 

Oglesby  av  6147-49,  Richard  Onrran,  two  3  story  and 
basement  brick  flats,  tl0,U0U. 

Seventy-seventh  et  and  I  0  B  K  tracks.  National 
Linseed  Oil  Oo,  2  story  and  basement  brick  cooper 
shop,  $6,00 ). 

Bhine  st  1(  4,  Michael  Jorskl,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $2,600. 

Bhine  st  i06,  Victor  Jazdzlewskl,  1  story  and  base- 
ment brick  cottage,  $1,200. 

Winona  st  1060  62,  Mary  Biegler,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  residence,  $2,000. 

Union  av  12220,  C  Peterson,  2  story  and  basement 

frame  flats,  $1,100. 
Union  av  11836,  L  Howe,  2  story  and  basement  brick 

flats,  $2250., 

Jackson  av  6632-34,  J  G  Daly,  two  2  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $10,000. 

Flournor  av  534,  Flora  M  WooUey,  2  story  and  base- 
ment briuk  flate,  $3,600. 

Twenty-second  st  979,  Dr  0  F  Klavls,  2  story  and 
basement  brick  flat?,  $S,OOU. 

Adelaide  st  1778,  John  Stelli,  2  story  and  basement 
flats,  $1,200. 

Water  st  N  344-346,  J  8  Kirk  &  Oo,  5  story  and  base- 
ment  brick  factory,  $20,000. 

Boeworth  av  314,  Axel  E  Stone,  3  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,  $6,ul)0. 

Racine  av  936,  Franklin  Printing  and  Engraving  Oo, 
2  story  and  basement  brick  printing  house,  $3,000. 

Adams  st  W  1614,  Jas  F  Smith,  2  story  and  basement 
brick  flats,$7,000. 

Van  Baren  st  W  179-181,  A  Parkhnrst,  two  3  story 
and  basement  brick  factories,$7,500. 

Turner  av  837,  A  Allen,  2  story  and  basement  brick 
milkhouse,  $1,500. 

Lexington  st  2042,  Ohas  M  Viberts,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flate,  $3,000, 

Rhodes  av  3614,  Bowman  Dairy  Oo,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  tear  add,  (1,2UG. 

Lixington  9t  1681,  Jno  T  O'Gonnell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  $ats,  $4,700. 

Fortieth  ot  8  1436,  Frank  Sheiber,  2  story  and  base- 
ment frame  flats,  $1,600. 

Adams  st  W  2281,  T  F  Robinson,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  residence  $3,600. 

Belmont  av  126-127,  D  Hansen,  two  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 

Bryant  av  66,  W  B  Jacobs,  1  etory  and  b^e^itieDt 
brlok  rear  add,  $1,600,  < 


One  Hundred  and  Sixth  st  1731,  W  8  Greig  2  etory 

and  basement  frame  front  add  $1,600. 
Indiana  av  5223,  Elizabeth  M  Phillips,  3  story  and 

basement  brick  Bats,  $8,G00. 
Douslas  blvd  .H49,  Mrs  O'Neil,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  dwelling,  $6,5C0. 
Ogden  av  297  to  301,  Ohas  F  Gray,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  store  and  office,  $4,000. 
Monroe  st  W  21K3,  J  W  Schrelner,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Central  Park  av  1354,  Annie  Porter,  2  story  and 

basement  brick  flats,  $2,200. 
Washington  blvd  1388,  0  F  Barthoif,   2  story  and 

basement  brick  residence,  $7,000. 
Evans  av  6442,  Qlo  House,  2  story  and  basement 

balok  flats,  $4,000. 
Dickey  st  7517  to  7621,  Olara  E  Ward,  three  2  story 

and  basement  brick  dwellings,  $10,000. 
Madison  av  4947  and  4S49,  St  Paul's  Episcopal  Oh,  2 

story  and  basement  brick  parish  house,  $16,000. 
Thirteenth  pi  W  1  to  17,  Board  of  Education,  three 

story  and  basement  brick  school,  $76,000. 
Kedzle  av  S  934,  8  Sawefer,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,000. 
Washington  blvd  1213  and  1216,  Illinois  Cycling 

Olub,  3  story  and  basement  brick  clubhouse, 

$26,000. 

Montana  st  68  and  78,  Freeman  rampbell,  two  1 
story  and  baeement  brick  cottages  $2,(00. 

Montana  st  62-60,  Freeman  Campbell,  four  1  story 
and  basement  brick  cottages,  $4,000. 

Montana  st  70,  Freeman  Oampbell,  2  story  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $2,800. 

Davie  st  N  666,  Jos  Rousek,  1  story  and  basement 
brick  cottage,  $1,000. 

Packers  av  stockyards,  Lipton  Cold  Storage  Oo,  1 
etory  and  baeement  brick  add,  $1,000. 

Ashland  av  S,  6356-68,  Ottander  &  Petereon,  two  2 
story  and  baeement  with  store  brick  flat8,t8,O00. 

Washington  av  6124,  Chas  E  Shillaber  2  story  and 
baeement  frame  rear  add.  $2,000 

Waebington  av  9209,  Geo  Martin,  2  etory  and  baee- 
ment frame  flats,  $2,400. 

Lewis  st  199,  Jno  Holetrom,  1  story  and  baeement 
brick  etore,  $2,2<!0. 

Greeleaf  av  631,  S  A  Wright,  2  story  and  basement 
frOme  flats,  $3,000. 

Ninety-second  pi  721,  P  H  Monaghan,  2  story  and 
baeemenl  frame  residence,  $1,300. 

Lexington  st  6431,  Bichard  UustafsoD,  3  etory  and 
baeen:ent  brick  flate,  $6,000. 

Union  av  76C8,  Albert  Trebiloock,  3  etory  and  base- 
ment brick  flats,  $9,000. 

Lowe  av  11763,  L  La  Lone  2  story  and  baeemont 
brick  flats,  $2,100. 

Madison  av  6330,  d  S  Page,  2  etory  and  baeement 
brick  reeidence,  $7,i  00. 

Station  et  91  and  95,  Freeman  Oampbell,  two  2  etory 
and  baeement  brick  cottage,  $2,0U0. 

Smart  et  12  and  14,  D  H  Frltte,  1  story  brick  add,  $2,- 
OOO 

Loavitt  st  N,  2469,   Florence  J  Johnson,  3  story  and 

basement  brick  flats.  $6,000 
Leavitt  st  N  1614,  John  Bobel    2  story  and  basement 

with  store,  frame  flats,  $2,800. 
Hudson  av  234,  Wm  Mack,  3  story  and  baeement 

brick  flats,  $6,000. 
Seventh  av  9933,  Peter  Peterson,  3  etory  and  base- 
ment frame  add,$l,400. 
Justine  st  6403,  Arthur  Saylee,  2  etory  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $3,300. 
Greenwood  av  6411,  0  Hensen,  2  story  and  basement 

brick  flats,  $4,000. 
Armour  av  2034,  J  L  Diedrick,  1  story  and  baeement 

brick  add,  $1,000. 
Noble  av  234,  Mrs  Sebin,  1  story  and  basement  frame 

add,  $1,000. 

Belmont  av  1318,  N  J  Lindberg,  1  story  and  baee- 
ment brick  8tore,^4,000. 


R-I-P- A-N-S 

TABULES 

REGULATE  THE 

Stomach,  Liver  and  Sowels 
and  Purify  the  Blood. 

Rlpans  Tabules  are  the  best  Medicine 
known  for  Indigestion,  BiUiousness,  Headache, 
Constipation.  Dyspepsia,  Chronic  Liver  Troub- 
le", Dizziness,  Bad  Complexion,  Dysentery, 
Offensive  Brnath,  and  all  disorders  of  the 
Stomach,  Liver  and  Bowels. 

Rlpane  Tabulee  contain  nothing  iDjuriouS  to 
the  moet  delicate  constitution.  Are  pleaeant  to 
take,  eafe,  effectual,  and  give  Imoaedlate  relief. 

Price— 60  cente  per  box.     May  be  ordered 
through  nearest  druggiet,  or  by  mail. 
Address 

THE  RIPAIVH  CSE9EICAI<  CO., 

10  SPRUCE  STREET,  NEW  YOBK  OITY. 


DIRECTORY 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i  Renting 

 )  A-CsrHINTS.  (  


ANDERSON,  Gnetavus,  Boom  2,  70  La  Salle  iL 
BAIRD  St  WARNER,  Rme.  16  17, 90  La  Salle  it. 
BARNES  &  PARISH,  167  La  Salle  8t. 
BARNEY  BBUO    B .,  Room  6.  Borden  Blook 
BOHWORTH  A.  O.,  806  Tacoma  bidg. 
BOWERS,  W.  H.,  341  Thlrty-flrst  et. 
CAIRNDUFF,  W.  H.  &  00.  301*304  Inter  Ocean  Bid 
OUMMINQS  E.  A„  k  Co.,  ad  floor  Dearborn  and 
Washington  ets. 

DELAMATER,  B..  66  Dearborn  Bt.  Humboldt  Park 

property  a  epeolalty. 
DRETEB  E.  S.  &  Co.,       Dearborn  St. 
DUNLAP  SMITH  &  CO.,  170  Dearborn  Street. 
EDWABD8,  GEO.  K.,  South  Chicago  111. 
EGQLE8T0N  &  MALLETTE,  411  Bookery. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  123  La  Salle  8t. 
ELLIOTT,  MAHON  A  00.,  7th  floor  Chamber 

Commerce. 
EULETTE  0.  H  &  00.,  167  Dearborn  et. 
iTBICKE,  0.  0.,  61  Metropolitan  Blk.- 
GETOHELL  E.  F.,  822  Marquette  Bldg. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  &  Oo.,  126  LaSalle  St. 
ilORDON  C.  U.  *  Oo.,  116  Dearborn  st. 
GROSS,  8.  E.,  6th  Floor  Masonic  Temple. 
aUNZENEAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark 

HAMMOND,  0.  L.  B  410,  206  La  Salle  Bt 
HELMER  t  FRANK,  90  Washington  st 
HENNIG,  0.  L.,  234  92-8t.,  8  Chicago. 
SOYNE  BROS,  88  LaSalle  St. 
HUBLBUT,  H.  E.,  88  Washington  st. 
HUTCHINSON  D  B,  room  56,  86  Washington  et. 

JACOBS  B.  F.  &  Co.,  99  Washington  et. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  &  Oo.  86  Waebington  8t. 

LANGHENRY,  R.  J.,  Associalion  Bldg.,  153  and  166 

La  Salle  Street, 
LOEB,  A.  SON  &  Co.,  189  LaSalle  8t. 
LOEB,  WM.  &  00.,  120  LaSalle  et. 
91AGILL  J.  0.  &  CO.,  LaSalle  and  Waehlngton 

8th  Floor. 
MASON  J  N,  Rm  819-820  86  LaSalle  St. 
MEAD  &  OOE,  Title  &  Trnet  Bldg. 
IUERIG3LD,  Wm.  A.,  &  Co.,  204  La  Salle  St. 
MULLIKEN,  0.  H.,  Room  402,  86  LaSalle  et, 
NOR  rON,T.  J,  Cole's  Block,  188  and  190  W.  Madison 
O'HEABNE  W.  F.,  716  W  Van  Buren  St. 
PAUL,  E.  T..  4  CO.,  60  Major  Bldg. 
PRINDIVILLE  R.,  R  617  New  Stock  Exchange  Bldg. 

RAND,  OHAS.  E.,  86  LaSalle  Street. 
KIEDLE.  FRANK,  &  Co.,3109  State  Street. 

SCHNEIDER  G  H  &  00,  1138  W  Harrison  et. 
SOHUMACBEB  0.  C,  266  Blue  leland  av. 
SHUBART  AARON,  B  201,  167  Dearborn 
SMITH  DUNLAP  &  Co,  99  Monroe  st. 
TIDHOLM  AUG,  94  La  Salle  st 

VIEBLING,  F.  0.,  115  Dearborn  st 
WALKEB,  H.  H.,  201  Tacoma  Bldg. 
WASMAN8D0RF  &  HEINEMANN,  147  Randolpk 

ZANDEB,  E.  W.  &  Co.  163  and  166  LaSalle  Str«i 
ZUTTEBMEISTEB,  H.  0..  &  Co.,  818  8.  Haieted 

BAKKERS. 

DREYEB  E.  8.,  &  Co.,  108  Desrbors  et. 
UREENEBAUM  SONS,  88  and  86  Dearborn  Strec 
MERCHANTS  EXOHANGE  BANK,  W.  E.  Oolbnm 

Attorney,   South  Chicago  111. 
PEABODY,  HOUGHTELINQ  &  Co.,  lG4Dearboni 
WASMANSDOBF  b  HEINEMANN,  147  Saodolpb. 


^bitracti  of  Title. 

HADDOCK  VALLKTTE  h  RIOKCORDS,  107  Dear- 
born at. 

HANDY  4  CO.,  92-4  Washington  Bt 
PELTZEB,  OTTO  &  00.,  86  Waghlngton  Bt 
BECOBDEB>S  ABSTRACT  DBPT..  Oomty   ■  our 
Hon«i. 


REVELL'S 

CURTAIK  TOP 

DESKS  $13.50  up 


J24S 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


GEO.  B.  CARPENTER 

— I  &  CO.  I 

PAY  SPJBClAIi  ATTKNTIOX 

TO  THE  UANTIFAOTUBE  OF 

AWNINGS 


December  28, 1895 


WE  HATE  THE 


Finest  Line  of  Stripes 

EVEB  SHOWN  IN  THE  OITI. 


rP  SOU  WANT  AN 

AWNING  FOE  DOORS  OE  WINDOWS 

DBOP  US  A  LINE. 

Careful.men  will  call  and  measure, 
show  i»tripes  and  make  prices. 

Trustworthy  mon  will  put  them  up 
without  trouble  to  you. 

202-208  South  Water  St. 

CHICAGO. 


SAVE 
3  Profits. 

All  goods  at  whole- 
sale prices  to  the 
Chicago  pnblio;  aleo 
ontside  points  where 
we  have  no  oastom- 
ers.  Good  Water 
Closets  from  flO  op. 
Call  aod  see  oor  ex- 

TEOS.  KEELY  &  IroE 

Mannfactnrers  of 

Plumbl^^s  Goods, 

201  MADISON  ST. 
Near  5th  av.,  OHIOiQO. 


H.   W.  OHBZBTIAN, 


J.  H.  0HEI8UAN. 


H.W.  Christian  &  Co. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS, 
RENTING  &  INSURANCE. 

Room  806,  The  Tacoma 

N.  E.  Oor.  L.a  Selle  and  Madison  Ute. 
Telephone  Main  564.  CHICAGO. 


Builders'  ai>d  Qeiperal  j^ardu/are, 

CUTLERY  AND  MECHANICS'  TOOLS. 

Buyers  will  find  oiir  STOCK  and    ASSORTMENT  LARGE,  tb© 
QUALITY  of  our  Goods  HIGH,  and  our  PRICES  LOW. 

Call  on  us,  or  write  for  Circulars  and  Prices. 

Orr  &  Lockett  Hardware  Company, 

50  STATE  STEEET  AND  71  EANDOLPH  STEEET 
CHICAGO. 


p.  NACEY. 


P.  M.  MURPHY 


P.  NACEY  CO., 

Pluml)ii,Gas  Fitting  and  House  Drainage, 

33Q  WARASH  AVENUE, 


Particular  at-: 
tention  ^Iven : 
to  remodeling: 

defective 
plumbing  and: 
drainage  : 
systems.  : 


TELEPHONE  Harrison  387, 


Only  skilled: 
workmen  are; 
employed  by  us : 

and  oui 
methods  are  the: 
most  approved. : 


tlas  Fire  Assnranoe  Co.,  Eogland. 
North  German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 
Transatlantic  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Hambnrg. 


Rochester  German  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y, 
German  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Lloyd's  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.,  New  York 


ADOLPH  LOEB,  SON  &  CO. 

ESTABLISHED  1873. 

INSURANCE  UNDERWRITERS, 

189-191  liASAJLIiB:  8TKKKT. 

CHICAGO  IIiJjIIVOIt», 


Adolph  Loeb, 
Leo  A.  Loeb. 
Louis  Becker, 


Telephone  Main  1353. 


I^ALPH  D.  CLEVELAND, 

Architectural,  Landscape,  and  Commercial 


Room  1749  namaette  Bide,  ST.  W.  Cor.  Dearborn  and  Adams  Streets 


One  Profit  from  manf'r  to  User ! 

We  are  the  only  Retailers  in  Chicago, 
making  our  own  goods. 

Andrews  Metal  Chairs  for  Oifice, 
Porch  or  Lawn— Rust  Proof. 

And  \m- 

Desks  Best  in  the  World. 

Nothing  about  PUC  AD  Except  their 
them       wntnr  pfice 

Typewriter  Chairs  only  $5. 

Supports  Back  where  needxd. 

Folding  Beds,  Best  Made. 

A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co.,^"r  Ko.""- 


When  You  Want  Estimates, 
Contracts,  or  Information, 
Write  us  to  Call. 

*  *  » 

SPECIALTIES: 

Rolling  Steel   Shutters  for  Store 

Windows. 
Rolling  Steel  Partitions  for  Sunday 
School  Rooms,  Factories,  Ware- 
houses, etc. 
Rolling  Steel  Shutters  for  closing 

Elevator  Shafts,  and 
Rolling  Steel  Aprons   for  closing 
Open  Store  Stairways  after  busi- 
ness hours. 
Kionear's   Patent   Steel  Otiling, 
Wainscoting  and  Siding. 
«  *  * 

J.  Wendell  Cole  on, 

Room  lO,  221  Ftfth  Avenue. 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  J,  Gosgrove  &  Co. 

1538-1539  MAEaUETTE  BLDQ.. 
CHICAGO. 

Large  Loans  on  Central 
Business  Property  at  4^ 
per  cent. 

5  and  6  per  cent  fee5 
for  sale. 


P 


ATENT 

Trade-Marlts,  Copyrights,  Etc. 

DliandlBB  &  CtiandiBB 


S 


ELECTRICAL  AND  MECHANICAL  EXPERTS. 

Atlantic  Building,     WASH! itfOTOlv  »,  c 


Established  1879. 


Telephone  Main  3474 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  &  Loans 

Property  Bought,  Sold  and  Managed, 
Taxes  Paid  and  Rents  Collected 
Valuations  Given  on  Application  Without  Charge. 


B.  B.  BBOWNELL,  H.  H.  OBOSB, 

Preet.  Vioe-Preet. 


GEO.  E.  LAZE  AH, 
Secy.  &  Treas. 


Main  Office 
laj  &  1 89  Dearborn  St 


Branch  Office 

Oalamet  av.,  end  47tb  St. 
Tel.  Oakland  287, 


OTTO  PELTZER  &  CO., 

87  Washington  Street, 


Examiners  o  lAiJstraote 

and 

Conveyances. 
V|;tBloDS  of  Titles  Fnrnlsli 


Chicago. 


Brownell  Improvement  Co. 

Contractors  for  Public  Improvements, 

MANUFACTURERS  O'"' 

CRUSHED  STONE, 

STREET  AND  BOULEVARD  WORK. 

Office,  207  Tacoma  Building,  Rhicago. 

Telephone,  Main  44. 


WILLIAM  F.  PAGELS. 

ARCHITECT, 


eUlT  718  OXFORD  BUII-DIMa, 

84  and  86  La  Salle  St. 


The  Cross  Press  &  Sign  Co. 

206-210  Illinois  St., 

Telephone  Wain  3464. 

Ask  that  you  note  I  e  following  Prices  on 

HEAL  ESTATE  SIGNS! 


Lots  of  5.  depend-  Lota  of  in,  depend- 
ing on  amount  of      Ing  on  amount  of 
S'ze  ma  ter.  matter 

2x3  ft.  6nc  to  75c  50c  to  60c 
3x4  ft.      90cto$J.0C    80c  to  90c 


Lots 
of 
2S 

35c 
70c 


Lots 
of 

50 

32c 
65c 
$1.40 


Lot' 
of 
100 

30c 
63c 
$1.38 


4x6  ft.  $1.70  to  2.00  $1.60  to  $1,90  $1.45 

Above  prices  are  for  signs  made  of  dry  No.  1  com- 
mon lumber,  edges  tongued  and  grooved  (no  daylight 
showing  through),  surfaced  both  sides  and  face  of 
sign  well  painted  with  two  coats  of  strictly  pure 
White  Lead  and  Boiled  Linseed  Oil;  they  will  wear 
for  several  years.  Cartage  will  be  cl^arged  on  all 
signs  delivered  south  of  I2th  at-,  weat  of  the  river, 
and  north  of  Obicago'av. 


